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Elmer Truemon, Horsemun,
Widely Known as Trainer

1t was shortly after sunrise
on mornings like these that
Elmer Trueman was a familiar
sight on the training grounds
of the Maryland race circuit.
In fact, just last Saturday he
was out on the Laurel turf.
working with his l0-horse pub
lie stable, and no one expected
the agile 74-year-old trainer to
miss this morning.
But he suffered a heart at
tack yesterday and died at Cas-
ualty Hospital.
A 50-year veteran Of the
Maryland, Delaware and New
Jersey circuit, he was widely
known and widely liked.
The latter part Of his career
was spent at tracks like the
Du Pont-owned Delaware Park,
a showplace among the Ma
TONS race courses and a horse
mans paradise.
Started in Canada
Life wasn't always that easy,
though.
Mr.. Trueman first turned
up at a race track in Canada
in the spring of 1904, skinny
and is, hard working and an
incurable racing enthusiast.
Luck played a part then in
getting him started, he always
said. A trainer at the Canadian
track sent money from the
barn to bet on q horse. He
rubbed young Trueman's head,
and when the horse won, he
said: kid. you're lucky. You've
got a job"
Another bit of luck that
launched him was the size of
his feet-size three. Trainers
invariably deduce that boys
with small feet are slow to
pick up weight, and for a while
1t looked as If his future would
lie in riding.
Became Too Heavy
The small-foot gauge was
wrong in his case, though, and
from a 78-pound start he grew
too heavy to ride by 1910.
By 1911, the year he met his
wife, Wilhelmina, he had be-
gun as a trainer and had a fair
stable.
The couple struck off on their
own and weathered some tough
times. Once another trainer,
Guy Bedwell, left Charleston,
s. c., leaving a horse named
MichaelangelO to Mr.. True
mans care.
Il couldn't afford to keep
him." Mr.. Trueman said. HE
ate the straw bedding and I
walked 10 miles to town and
sold him for $3.50. saddle and
all"
Mrs. Trueman went to work
at the track kitchen and man.
aged to save enough money to
get their horses and themselves
back to Maryland for the OPEN
ing Of the Bowie track In 1914.
Credited Mrs. Trueman
Mr.. Trueman always credited
his wife's industry and man.
agerial ability with carrying
them through to q secure eco
nomic position.
Another incident he said he
would never forget was a So
mile walk he made leading a
horse from north Of Pimlico TO
College Park. That was In 1915.
He had gotten the mare as
payment for a training and
feed bill, and was tipped that
the owner was trying TO reclaim
the horse. Figuring possession
was nine-tenths Of the law. he
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WiIdIife Federation
Ex-Zoo Aide Joins

Malcolm Davis, former as
sistant head keeper at the Ma
tional Geological Park. has
joined the staff of the Con-
servation Education Division Of
the National Wildlife Fedora
ton.
Mr.. Davis retired at the Zoo
after 30 years. He was for many
years chief OF the bird division.
He lives In Herndon, Va.
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He leaves his wife, Edna o.,
of 1888 Connecticut avenue
NV, the home address; a son,
William c.. of BuckeyStown,
Md, and six grandchildren.
Services will be at 1915 am.
Wednesday at st. Thomas
Church, Twenty-seventh street
and Woodley road NV. with
burial in Arlington Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions to the
Cancer Fund.
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Mabel WiIIebrondt Dies;
Famed Prohibition Aide

Mabel Walker Willebrandt,
who was considered the Nations
best-known woman attorney
during the prohibition era, died
Of cancer yesterday in River
side, Calf. She was 70.
Mrs. Willebrandt held the
post of Assistant United States
Attorney General for eight
years, 1929, with jurisdiction
over Federal prisons and tax
and prohibition laws.
She had said that during her
public career, she argued more
cases before the Supreme Court
than any contemporary except
former Solicitor General Will
liam D. Mitchell.
She retired from private
practice in Los Angeles 10
months ago.
Her steady success at win
ming cases piled up legal pre-
cedentS that put teeth into the
prohibition amendment, giving
Treasury Department officers
power in enforcement.
EIOquet in Campaign
She was one of President
Hoover's most eloquent cam
paigners. Her speeches in his
race against Gov. AL Smith in
1928 drew Mr.. Smiths personal
fire. In a coaSt-to-coast broad
cast attacking the G. o. p, he
singled out that prohibition
portia" for special attention.
She was the first woman to
hold a permanent appointment
as Assistant Attorney General
of the United States. AS su-
pervisor of the Federal prisons,
she established the Federal
prison for women at Anderson,
w. Va, the first of its type
and regarded as a model inSti-
tuition.
Asked why she chose law as
a career, Mrs. Willebrandt once
said she hadn't. 1t was an eco
nomic necessity, she said, as
she could teach while she went
to law school and couldn't teach
If she studied her first love,
science and medicine.
Il have partially made up for
that" she later said, "by treat
ing law as a science"
Served without Pay
Born in Woodsdale, Kans.,
she was educated in half a
dozen cities as her family
moved about, graduated from
the Tempe, Ariz., Normal
School, and took her law de-
gree from the University of
Southern California in 1916.
She had attended the univer-
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Darn nf Thanka

PAULINE. The family OF
the late PAULINE SCHNEIDER
wishes TO express Its sincere thanks
and deep appreciation to the many
friends, relatives and neighbors for
their MESSAGES Of coincidence, cards,
contributions during their recent
bereavement.
HENRY Z. Schneider, LILLIAN AND
TROY FLETCHER, RUBY AND
SAMUEL SINGER AND THE
BERLIN5KY FAMILY.
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DRathH

ADAMS. LENA y. on sunday. April
LEN2 ?. ADAMS. wife Of the ists
Raymond Y. Adams, daughter Of
MT. and Mrs. Charles z. Foster.
Also surviving are three aSnts. one n
nephew. other relatives and many
friends. Rename resting at the
John T. Rhines Co Funeral Home,
2ol5 18th st. ne. Notice Of funeral
GEORGE HENRY, OF 1874
Columbia "a. NV on April 0, 1858,
Alice &, Benn. Remains al Chamber
Funeral Home, 3072 NJ 81. NV. until
Tuesday. April o. at $3.50 pm. Serv-
Ices and interment Arlington ceme-
terry. ct 3 pm.
ALLEN, RUPERT GRADY. OF sos
carmody Hills drive, Seat Pleasant.
Nd, on April Q, 1868, son OF Nj,
and Mrs. silas I, Allen, srs and
brother , q Mr., Leroy kerrl M l,t
o ni Ronald %if0P R. s ana oiIT D 2Isn
Home. bs0l Cleveland ave. River
dale. Nd, until Tuesday. April 0.
a. 1880 pm. Services IN the Holy
Ssns S SatOff Lincoln corr os$ asGla insfr-
ALLEN, VERONA " Suddenly, on
SUNDAY, ApLll 9. 1888, VERONA v.
Ms LTIN beloved S.1D mother q JSdish
Hurley sister y ksth Il sD.sI Nav :
joseph H., IT, and Edmund A. Hur.
lev, Sister N. DePadua, o. 3. p. and
Sister M RosalitA, o, 8. N Ruth
colllfiover, Rita Braddoek. Rita Jane
Weeks; Anne West and Charles Z.
st. ne, on Wednesday. April 10. al
$50 am, Requiem mass At 81 An
thongs Church At 10 am. Inter.
ment 81. Mary's Cemetery. o
AsERKOFF, ROSE. on sunday, April
4, 1913, ROSE AsERKoFF OF G0Ob
Folkstone I'd. Bethesda. Nd, be.
Bethesda, Nd. and Jack Alberts
81 ns'T annsnSeehiP' Fu lie services ssryiesI
and lnterment, Boston. Mass. (Dan.
Eansky Funeral BerviceD
ALsToN. OSCAR WILLIAM. on Fri.
day, April B, 1908, OSCAR viii.
LIAM ASTON Of 1919 l3th 81
nv beloved husband Of Mrs. Nil.
dred Haynes Aston, son Of oscar W
Alsten, 81, and MIS-. Ethel Aston
oshsns Marion II n s1oofn na STa yi wGSS
Wooden. Mrs. VIVIAN Rossftson son
Mrs, Hula Eaton, Mrs. Irene John.
son, Harold, Thomas and Reid
Aston, He also u survived BY other
relatives and friends. Remains mas
be viewed Monday April y, from
tu y PIE Home, - sssfB'I IN n q NV
neral vii Be- Rsid on tuesday, Abiii
0, At ~ am, the Rev, C.. W. .VeaEey
oiiisiating. tnterment Lincoln Me-
SA hns A MAJ =. ,As on ,,, Tegrs o.S:
erai Hospital. AMANDA BANKS OF
sig oRlethorpe It, ne, sister Of
S oes c waSs H hsG aur yPnss arc arc
six nieees, seven nephew other
relatives and friends. Remains
Funeral Home. 5OiB 18th 81 ne.
lample parking iacilitiesl. where
friends may cal after pm. Mon.
day, April =. Funeral and interment
Wednesday, April 10. At Tarboro.
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Dratha

wICKs, FRANCES AsENATH. On
denSe, 1871 Hamilton St. NV,
FRANCES AsENATH WIcKs, wife
Of the late Harry o.. Wicks. sister
OF Mrs Roger 5 E wint. STEP TI1-
Wicks, IT,, of Buffalo. n x, Also
Friends may call at the 8, H; Hines
Co Funeral Home. 1901 l4th ST.,
NV. where services viii be held
on Wednesday, April 10. at 1880
pm. parking facilitiesl. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery Baltimore. Nd,
WILCOX, JIMMY R. At Fairfax Hos.
Husband Of Madeline 4. Wilcox and
devoted son OF Mrs, Paul B. DarSey.
400 Sherwood Hall la. Alexandria
Va, grandson OF Mrs. Mollie F
McCarty, OF Alexandra Va. nephe"
Santa Rosa, Calf, and Macie c
are invited TO call at the EVERY;
Wheatley Funeral Home 1900 West
Braddoek I'd, Alexandria, Va. Flu.
April 10, at the funeral home the
Rev. Lee s Warner officiating In.
terment Arlington National Gene
terry at . pm. April 10 o
WILES, MARY ALICE. Ot ~ Dtlh.
ware dr." Forest Heights, Nd, on
April 9, 1858 wife OF william U
Wiles mother OF Mrs. Rosemary
W. Thwing, grandmother OF William
I Thwing. Prayers at Chambers
Funeral Home, 5I7 18th st. Sc.
on Tuesday, April o. at q:l5 am
Mass at St Thomas More Church.
1895 4th st, Sc. at 10 am. later.
ment Arlington National Cemetery
wILLEBRANT. MABEL WALKER. on
s ssaIqFd'g ca ApFl MAB BRGa " WA fixf5
WILLEBRANT Stepmother OF Mrs
Hendrick Van Dyke OF Seattle
Wash Mass will be offered at ST
Francis DeSales Catholic Church, at
10 I'm Tuesday. April 2. Interment
Powersville. Mo. In lieu Of flowers
friends may contribute to a memoir.
ial scholarship at Wheaton COLLEGE
Wheaton. H.
WOOD, CHARLES VI. on Saturday,
April q, 1868. at his residence, l75
the beloved husband Of Mary NJ
Wood, father OF Mary NJ. Beck. J.
Frances Beck Jeanne Beck and
Charles N Wood. brother Of Daisy
Williams. Also survived by 10 grand
children, Funeral services at the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home. 1861
Good Hope I'd. Sc. parking facili.
ties) on Tuesday. April ., atll am
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery
Visiting hours until q pm
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrenatnriIim

]. William Lees Sons Co.
80 FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th g. ana Mass. Ave. II. $4,000
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CEMETERY LOTS

20 SITES 81 the beautifully land.
sehped older section Of Fort I'm
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HILL, ROSETTA HERBERT. Suddenly.

ON sunday, April Z, 1868, MRS.
ROSETTA HERBERT HILL OF 1916
Massachusetts, ave. Sc, wife OF
Claudius. Hill. She also leaves a son,
Mark Hill; a brother, Louis Herbert
a sister, Mary ISIS Herbert: an
aunt, Mrs. Edith Neal. Friends may
call Tuesday, April q, between 5 and
~ pm, at the funeral home Of
Alexander S. Pope, Ala 10Th ST. sc.
Notice OF funeral later
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ELMER. On Sunday, April
q, 1868 az Casualty Hospital
ELMER TRUEMAN OF 2O5 r 81.
Pc. beloved husband Of Mrs. VIII
Frieda Reel Of SeAbrook. Nd. grand
father Of Dennis Thompson. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home
18th st. and Mass. ave. me-. where
services will be held on Tuesday
April ., AZ $50 am. Interment
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TAYLOR, SOPHIE BEATRICE {

s sR2%ahsi AH TFAYLR S e s4s SOPHIE &anis
81. Sc. devoted daughter Of John
Parker. sister OF Mrs. Lille M
Gearing and Paul johnson. Also
surviving are many relatives and
friends. Notice OF funeral later. Ar
ranRements BY Rollins. o
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SHERIDAN, JOHN RUSSELL On Fri.

day, April 5, 1858, toHN R. sHERI-
Church, Va, husband OF Joyce A,
Sheridan, father OF Michael Joyce
Sheridan and John r. Sheridan. ir. /.
son Of Gertrude N, Sheridan, broth
er of Father william c. r.. Sheri-
dan and Lee c. sheridan. Friends
may call at Persons Funeral Home,
472 North Washington ST., Fails
Church. Va. Services at Fort Myer
Chapel with full military honors on
Tuesday. April q, at 3 Dm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
Please omit Flowers
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WHITE. EDWARD L. suddenly, Q

satuIday, IpTli Q, 1865 EDWARtt
beloved father Of Mrs. Rhoda Whit,
ps a,5snsll and =, william IIS = 0,,w white {,
hre li Parnsl s as o. wh al,syi sss
by many friends, After 5 pm Mon,
day April n friends are Invited 4
call At the Jarvis Chapel, 1889 Yot
81, nv Funeral services will Oe held
At Bt. Mays Episcopal Church. 23rc
and Eye sts. NV. on Tuesday, April
mortal Cemetery
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swIGART. RALPH L. OF 3OOe Chan.

ming st. ne. on April 5, 1908, be-
loved husband Of Edith J, SVieart,
father Of Mrs. Savilla r. Brewer OF
Miami. Fla; also survived BY three
grandchildren, five great-grandchil-
Home, bS0l Cleveland ave, River
dale. Nd. on Tuesday, April o. at
1880 am. Interment George Wash
ington Memorial Cemetery (In lieu
Of flowers contribute 70 Retarded
Childfenl
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WALSH. WILLIAM A. taBUCK"l Z

saturday April 8, 1868, al the
Whshlngton Sanltarium and Hospl-
tai, WILLIAM A. WALSH OF the
Kennedy-Warren Apartments. 1888
c99nnnneetieut . sye IN. h;,EE: hIsbSndS q
, q. Walsh and brother OF Mrs Mar
tina B. Miller. There are six grand
children. Mr.. Walsh rests at the
Warner T. Humphrey Funeral Home
S434 oeorgia ave, Silver Spring,
Md, where friends may visit after
5 pm. Monday (parking facilitiesI
Mass will be offered for the repose
OF hts soul on Wednesday. April 10.
at 1918 am. at st. Thomas Apostle
Church. 2Gth st. and Woodley I'd
NV. fnterment Arlington National
Cemetery. q
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WASHINGTON, JOHN T. On Saturday,

Aprll Q, 1858, a hls IeSldenes, 90
qqiTssrd =, me- JOHN JOHN =; wAssHINo-
Churchill WASHINGTON. He also IL
survived by one brother. two sisters
other relatives and friends. Remains
resting with L. E, Murray a Son,
1887 10th st. NV, where friends
may call Tpe SsS.,.t from ~. p 70
az ~ noon. AZ the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, 1928 r 81. NV, the
Rev. r, G. Smith officiating Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery,
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wEIss. LAYING. on SUNDAY. April

1893, IRVING wEiss' Formerly q
gSiPnESi asDah p f nun LT %s Hns' e.:
voted father Of Mrs. Beuiah Bukzln
Of Oreenbelt. Nd, and Nathan q
Weiss Of San Fernando. Calf. Also
survived By three sisters. Mrs. Belle
Rosenberg and Mrg Janet Liehten.
stein, both OF Brooklyn. ~ II Mrs
Fia.. and five grandchildren. Befv.
Ices al the c. D., GOLDBERG a Son
Funeral Home. 42i7 nth IL NV,
on Monday Aprii 3, at / pm. In.
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PAfNE, IRWIN. On Friday, April 5,
1868. at Mount Alto Hospital, MR..
IRWIN PAYNE OF 5O56 B st. Sc,
devoted husband OF Mrs. Leila L.
daughter, Mrs Ida /. Dominack:
one brother. NJ. Elliott jackson
two sisters, Mrs. Corrie Lee Ford
and Mrs Katie Mae Hatcher: other
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains may pe viewed Monday, April
Funeral Home, 62l Florida ave. NV. b.
where services will be held en- Tues
day, April q, at l ON. lnterment
Arlington National Cemetery X
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PARSONS. COL. HAROLD LIVING.

: sion, USING tRet.l. on Friday
April 8 1888. az Bethesda Naval
STON PARSONS OF 1880 BeechWood
circle Arlington, Va. beloved nus
band Of Frances II. Parsons, father
Of Duncan b Parsons. grandfather
Of Nancy Lee Robert Duncan and
Diana Frances Parsons, brother OF
Leila B. Macks Friends may call
at the Ives Funeral Home. 2S47
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. after
IL noon on Sunday, April Z. Fam
lily will receive friends at the above
residence Funeral services from
Fort Myer Chapel on Tuesday, April
Q, at ! am. lnterment Arlington
National Cemetery
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With ELIS SaI S 9n TThST I,I,

April Z 1853, ELIZABETH WHITE
beloved wife Of Anthony e white
and mother Of Jesse Lee Stallsworth.
Also surviving are one sister. Mrs
carrie Then, T,ho%Sa' 9ihs,r felsiiye' and
day, April +, friends are Invited 10
call al the Mcclure Funeral Home,
1890 9th q. NV. Services on Tues
Metropolitan Baptist Church. isth
and n Sta. NV. the Rev. r. G.
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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DEATHS
Universal
Announcements Of
n..uln.. Il. ~

Funeral Home
DEATH ANNOUNCEMENTS
BTannOn, Eva SI6 n st. NE.
Meredith, John SI6 II st. NE.
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SCOII, JOHN NJACkl. On Saturday,
April o, 1868, JOHN SCOTT OF 1874
Bay St. sc. He leaves five devoted
sisters. Mrs Viola Bolden, Mrs. Ruth
Holland. Mrs. Sadie Sullivan Mrs
Alice Weights and Mrs. Mary Smith;
one uncle and one aunt, other rela-
tives and friends. Friends may call
on Tuesday. April o. between 5 and
10 pm, at the funeral home OF
Alexander s. Pope. Ala 10Th st. Sc,
where funeral services will be, held
on Wednesday, April 10. at pm,
Elder Raymond Wills officiating. In
ternment. Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry
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daY, April 8, 1903. ODEiiA JOINS
Ter 81 Edvsrd 81 jones, grandmolh-
En- Of Hazel Swami, Evelyn Burke,
Eloiae and Edward Gibbs. She also
Is survived By 10 great-grandchil.
earen. othsg relatives and + bo,t 2, 81
n, friends are invited 10 call at the
Jarvis Chapel 1899 You ", NV.
Funeral services viii be held at Rock
Greek Baptist Church. sth and Up.
Ehur Sta. nv on Tuesday, April y.
a 1 pm. Inierment Moses Gene
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MoRELAND. THQMAs q. p. on Boo.

day, April 4. 1868, AZ krllngton HOS.
pital. THOMAS n. MoRELAND. 81.
beloved husband Of Dorothy X.
Moreland. father OF Mrs. Louise N
Reed q Arlington, Va brother o.
Hs also Il survived by one Grand.
son, Charles p, Reed. IT,, OF Ar
llneton, Va, Friends may call AZ the
Money a King Funeral Home III
West Maple ave, Vienna Va serv-
Ices win be held on Wednesday, April
Church. AZ s.4b am. intsrmsnt
Arlington National Cemetery. In
lieu Of flowers contributions may be
made 10 the Pals Church Episcopal
Church Memorial Fund.
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RICHEY, AUGUSTA M. on SATURDAY

April ., 1858, AUoUsTA N.
RicHEY OF 59Os springfieid DR.,
Springfield. Nd, beloved mother OF
Carl Lee Richey Of Sacramento.
Calf, and Mrs Grace v. Wiley
Services Monday, April $. at pm.
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home Of Robert A. Humphrey
Bethesda, Md lnterment Parklawn
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Saturday, April &, 1868, at Chill
dTen,S Hospital, Washington, d, C.,
Marbury, Nd, beloved son OF Lloyd
ana Dorothy Hampton and brother
OF Darlene Coombs, David and
Marilyn Hampton. He also is sur
Ylved by one nephew, Jamey CoombS
Funeral services AT the HUNT Fu-
neral Home, Waldorf, Md, on Tues
aay April .. at 10 am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. Suitland, Md
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Aprll 4. 1908, MARY ETA HER
RING OF 1917 10th ST. NV. She is
Herring, two daughters, Mrs. Ethel
Crawford and Miss Lithia /, Herring;
other relatives and many friends.
Notice of funeral later, Service by
Morrow a. Wnndford
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April 3. 1868, ELSIE ?. MARSMAN
Nd, beloved wife OF Raymond y,
MarymAn, ri. a,nIsothsr Of Raymond
daughter Of Anthony and Elizabeth
Pastor and sister 81 Edward Ray
mond, Gilbert and Peter Pastor
Friends are invited 10 call at the
Colonial Funeral H2me oi Robert a.
pm. SUNDAY, April Z, REQUIEM mass
will be offered on Tues1Sy, April u,
at 0:a0 an. At ~. Mays Catholic
Church, $50 VieTs Mill I'd, Rock
vile. No. lnterment Gate OF Heaven
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DFatha

PRIBULA. STEPHEN E; On Monday
PRIBULA. age 81, Of $500 Taylor
ST., Brentwood. Md, beloved brother
OF Stephanie Pribula, Marie tPri-
bula) Hunter. Olivia P, Dawson,
Alice B. Haywood and Henry B.
Bless. Notice of funeral later.
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FCRDi o srn EAMEA q q s seISES1 q 4PPIlSl
Eastern ave. ne. beloved mother oil
Mrs Albert y, Haskell, Mrs. Harvey
Chapman OF White Bear lake, MINI,
Mrs Chris Enger and Stanley knud.
son OF Minot, N OAK, Also survived
eail AZ Valleys Funeral Home. 5000
Rhode island ave, AZ Eastern ave,
ne, on Monday, April y, from 4
TO 10 PM Funeral service will be
held Tuesday. April o, at q pm.
ment white Bear Lake, MINI.
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ALMA C. HAWKINS, Pres.
IRENE X GTANCIT Tor Gecy


RAMSEY GRlsEDALE OF gSUI
Forest Grove dr., Silver Spring, Nd.
wife Of Butler Grover GriSedaIe. Mrs.
GriSedale rests at the Warner e
humphrey Funeral Home, SABA
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Nd,
where service will be held on
Wednesday, April 10, at > pm.
parking facilitiesl. Interment George
washington Cemetery. Friends may
visit at the funeral home after Z
pm. Monday, %
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SCOTT, HARVEY W. On SUNDAY, Aprl

SCOTT, HARVEY W. On Sunday, April
z, 1868. at Northern Virginia
Doctors Hospital, HARVEY W.
SCOTT OF $3.50 North Sth St, Ar
nngton, Va, beloved husband Of
Ruth F. Scott, father Of Miss Helen
Lee Scott Of Atlanta, Ca: brother Of
Charles A. Scott OF Norfolk, Va. Fu-
neral services and intermeni nrivAfe
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VEN Ra hF she Test mp n IRe &C, =,

.....s u 2 III NIIIls4JNENl
GIBSON, LAURA Y. AND JAMES IT,,
". In loving memory Of our dear
SON AND JAMES T. ofBsoN 81.
who departed this life three Year,
ago today. April 5, 1860.
Not dead TO US who loved them.
Not lost but gone before,
They live with US In memory
And will foreVermore.
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MAhIINl IhVING EDWAHD. on Satur-
a ass APr IRVINE \ eG' Eb 81 HGIy S G5Gs.
TIN Of COS Yale dr., Silver Spring
Md, husband OF Ethel p. Martin,
father Of Joan Ethel and Richard
Irving Martin and brother Of Mrs.
George II. Gibson. Mrs. Florence 4
Lester. John j.. Fred s., Russell n.
George C., and the late Carlton w
Martin. Mr.. Martin rests at the
Warner =. Punlphrey Funeral Home,
b434 Ga. ave, Silver Spring. Nd
where friends may visit after 3 pm.
Sunday, April z parking facilitlesD
Mass will be offered for the repose
Of his soul on Tuesday. April %, al
$50 am. at ST. Michael's Catholic
Church. sos Wayne ave, Silver
Henven CemefarY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-08
LAWRENCE, MARY PEACE. On Sunday

NAH PEACE lASss LR K Efy YorE VIC ei'y
gustus B. Lawrence, daughter OF
Dorothy Dustan Peace and the late
Col. Willis q. Peace. Services at the
CHAPEL Of st. Bartholomew Church.
Park ave. At 5lst st.. New York
SIy. TUESDAY az pm. lnterment
wednesday at IL am. In lieu Of
flowers. contributions may be sent
70 the Hospital for Special BurqeTy'
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