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Mrs. Edwin 9. Nourse, 70,
Wife of Economic Expert

Mrs. Edwin G. Nounse, 70,
whose husband was chairman
Of the Presidents Council OF
Economic Advisers from 1916
to l949, died yesterday at the
Althea Woodland Nursing
Home in Silver Spring after a
long illness.
Mrs. Nourse, the former Ray
Marie Tyler, was active in the
adult education work of the
Washington YWCA. She was
a member Of the Seymour Club,
the Goth Century Club, the
Washington Wellesley Club and
several reading groups.
A native Of Ogden, Utah, she
was a 1906 graduate of Welles-
ley, and taught for a short
time before her marriage. She
moved to Washington in 1923
when her husband joined the
Brookings Institute.
Mrs. Nourse leaves her hus-
band Of 1902 Jocelyn street
NV, the home address; a son,
John Tyler Of 5908 Melvern
drive, Bethesda; a brother. Paul
j. Tyler Of San Francisco, and
two grandchildren.
A memorial service will be
Saturday afternoon at the
YWCA, Seventeenth and X
streets NV.
The family requests that ex-
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james Jordan, 81,
Accountant

James Awdry Jordan. SO,
public accountant, died Mon
day night at his home at 1889
Twenty-seventh street NV.
Mr.. Jordan was born and
schooled in Cambridge. Md. He
came to the Washington area
in l945 and set up his public
accounting business.
He leaves his daughter, Linda
Lee Jordan Of 1900 South
Joyce street, Arlington, Va, and
his sister, Mrs. Theodore Weller
Of Philadelphia, Pa.
Services will be held at Hines
Funeral Home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV, at 3 pm. Saturday.
Burial will be in Cambridge.
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articles on water use and water
resource development, Mr.. Pic
ton was a member of the
American Water Works ASso-
citation, the American Society
Of Civil Engineers and the
Washington Sanitary Confer
ence.
He leaves his widow, Mrs.
Alberta Harris Picton. and two
daughters. Mrs. Frank Haynes
of Kensington, and Nancy
Elizabeth, a student at the
University Of Miami, Fla.
GraveSide services will be
held at 9 am. tomorrow in
Arlington Cemetery.
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DFatha

"h March g. CI 1858, II THOMAS G. WSESBS
Md, beloved husband Of The late Ola
s. JAMIE ws r. W stasr Spoth we q a He
Charles cosson Of Morristown. Tenn.
He also is survived by two grand-
children and three great-grandchil-
dren. Friends may cali at the Nalley
Funeral. Home. 5000 Rhode Island
services will be held Friday. March
20, at. 10 Am. Relatives and friends
invited, Interment Fort Lincoln
WHITFIELD, DANIEL w. On Sum
gay day; March "a, 1898, DANIEL W.
WHITFIELD q ,3736 Jay 81. ne,
Iorie Whitfield Holloway and brother
81 Alfonso Whitfield and Tabitha
Hightower,. He also Is survived by
son-in-law. Winston T. Hollo-
way: grandsons, Ronald Edward and
Thursday, March IS, friends may
cal az the Frazier Funeral Home,
$3.50 Rhode Island ave. NV, where
services will be held on Friday,
Arlington National lSG Cen cemet hnSsfmen'
WILLIAMS, ROBERT n. On Wednes-
Hospital, ROBERT II. WILLIAMs Of
1870 Harvard st. NV. He Il SUR
yiyed by q loving wife. Mrs. Mary
Wiiliams; three children. six grand
children, three aunts and a host
OF other relatives and friends. RE-
mains resting at the John r. Rhines
co, Funeral Home. 3015 18th ~
ne. Notice Of funeral later.
WOOD, SELMA n. On Monday. March
20 v1,gS93, a. Albany. Ga, SELMA
Charlotte Eekert OF Fails Church,
Va, and CLAYTON 3. Wood 81 al.
pany. ca. She also Is survived
may cal at the Murphy Funeral
Home, 1924 Columbia pike, AriinTs
s2n. Vase after 3 pm, ThuTsday.
held at 2 pm. Friday, March "a.
ttsnteerment Arlington National Gene.
70
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With Regard to a
Card of Thanks

Very often O cord Of ihanks
IN The SioF meets a need
which con hardly be solved in
any other woy. Not only 10
u q gracious expression Of
gratitude TO those who have
sent Horal tributes but also
eoUnsovsly acknowledges the
services and kindnsssss' Of
the. many 70 whom q personal
note Of ihonks eonnos we'll be
mailed or whose namss and
addresses ore not known.
Insertion Of q cord Of thanks
may bo arranged BY tslsphonS
to The SfoE, u. $4,000.
The Evening and SUndN stuF
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HughA. Robinson, Eor|y
Aviator Dies

Hugh Armstrong Robinson,
30, q transforming aviation en-
cheering pioneer who had lived
in the Washington area for 20
years, died Of a heart attack
Tuesday at his home, 1927
Flower avenue, Takoma Park.
Md.
One Of the legendary breed
Of goggled daredevils whose ex-
ploits and shenanigans rock
eted the air age into Americas
consciousness, Mr.. Robinson's
introduction to human flight
came in 1896, when he para
chuted from a hot-air balloon.
A native Of Neosho, Mo-, he
was graduated from Webb City
Baptist College in Carthage,
Mo-, and in 1906 became a pilot
and q dirigible builder.
The following year Mr.. Rob-
inson built and flew a glider,
which was towed by an auto
mobile. He then built one of
Americas first monoplanes. He
flew 1t during 1908, and with
Glenn H. Curtiss he gave the
first American paid public fly
ing exhibition at the st. Louis
Centennial Exposition in 1909.
20 Years With Curtiss
Joining Curtiss in business in
1910, Mr.. Robinson flew in
many air meets on the West
Coast and was in charge Of ex-
perimental research for Curtiss
at North Island, San Diego,
Calf.
During his 20-year associa-
ton with Curtiss, he was in
strumental in the designs and
development Of many now
famous airplanes, including the
Jenny and the first successful
hydroaeroplane.
Mr.. Robinson was in charge
Of the Curtiss pilot school at
San Diego and instructed many
Of the first Army and Navy
pilots. To demonstrate to the
Government the value Of dive
bombing. he conducted one Of
the worlds first dive-bombing
experiments in 1910 by bonn
harding a fort with oranges.
During the period from 1910
to 1889, Mr.. Robinson, flew
more than 900 exhibition flights
in America and Europe.
On one Of these flights In
Chicago, he rescued the famous
French pilot, Rene Simon, from
a lake where he had crash
landed in a monoplane, made
by Bieriot, one of Curtiss' rival
manufacturers.
Taught French to Fly
While in France in 1912, Mr..
Robinson operated a flying
school at Juan Les Pins and
experienced his only crash when
he fell into the Mediterranean
and nearly drowned. Later that
same year he gave a special
flying exhibition in Monte
Carlo. for which he was pre-
sented a medal by the Inter-
national Sporting Club.
Another award, a jewelled
medallion Of the figure 49,"
was presented to Mr.. Robinson
by the King of Monaco. Mr..
Robinson. whose birthday was
Friday, May Is 1882, con-
sidered "13" lucky and num-
bered all his aircraft accord
ingly.
Leaving Curtiss In 1880, Mr..
Robinson acted as a private
consultant to aircraft COM
panieS until the end of World
War II. He stopped flying dur
ing the 1930s.
Retired in 1855
Moving to Washington after
the war, he managed the Webb
Laboratories here until 1855,
when he retired.
Mr.. Robinson, who held pilot
certificate No. AZ and interna-
tional pilot license No. 2, was
q Thirty-second Degree Mason
Of the Neosho Lodge 247. He
was a member of the Early
Birds. the Quiet Birdman, the
War Birds International, the
Society of Automobile Engi-
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presSions Of sympathy be in
the form Of contributions TO
the YwcA or TO the Wellesley
Club Scholarship Fund.
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Garna nf Chunks

GarhH nf Chunks
CARTER THOMAS. The wife and
TER take this means q eHpresSinE
their thanks for the many acts
OF kindness shown during their
recent bereavement
JEAN CARTER AND FAMILY.
Drafha
APPEL. SAMUEL, on Wednesday.
March ~ 1893, in Miami, FlA.,
SAMUEL APPEL, beloved husband
Of Fannie Appel and devoted father
q Mrs, Libby Epstein Of Chevy chase,
spring. Ma. Sy ana Mrs pa'i Liza a. H RisSs
OF Laurel, Nd. He also Is survived
by his sister. Mrs. Beatrice Wexel-
blatt o. Newburgh, N. X, and eight
ssrsndshlldren. Funeral services az
Funeral Home, 1901 14th st. NV.
parking facilities adiacent). on
torment King David Memorial Oar
gen: Memorial week. ,s2O6 Pauline
Of flowers the family suggests con-
ributions may be made TO the
Cancer Fund. 81
BALcHUN, MANIA. on Monday,
March 25, 1903, AZ Casualty Hos.
pital, MANIA BALcHUN Of 32f "a
~. Sc, beloved wife OF William j.
balehup' sister OF James swalcey.
Funeral nsTS HoSmm.. 'H st5 '' pa ave " Ryan ss
on Friday. March 20, at o am.
a S:sS an aslstivss and friSndaa
invited, Interment Arlington Ma
BARBER, ARLETTA. OF s433 b7th
ave. Berwyn Heights. Nd, on March
A ~. lgSS' P9shsE Mr. Mr. BoDs g
Barber sister, Of Mrs, Alice Jacobs,
Edwards and Diamond Burroughs,
four grandsons survive, Services Al
S hS@tssd ave- runs sI1,rs Home $500
SATURDAY, March 30, al 10 am
iAlsrmsnt Mount Oliver cemelsry
BEATLEY, GERTRUDE RICH. OF 500
s.lay,a NM M an MAE, March gs, i 1908
s sfE'isfi At ehamb.rs Funeral Home
2p AZ $3.50 pm. fnterment cedar
Hill Cemetery, rs
BARNES, RAYMOND o. on Monday.
sIs sssh 80. 20 RkaMgoNbs o. 'SARssISiah'
son OF the late Elmer and Annie
Y harn sas father Of Doris, Boot.
barnes Of Arlington. We, and
Ralph. r. Barnes OF Marshall N, &,
Friends may call al the Lee Funefai
Home, ath a.. and Mass. ave. ne,
where services will be held on
saturday, March 30, a. / pm N.
terment Conversational Cemetery. 30
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hAWLEs, ANNA. On Sunday, March
ga; 1883. MRS. ANNA RAWIEs Of
lOlI MASSACHUSETTS, ave. Sc de-
voted Grandmother Of Turner WI
nams. Roosevelt. William, Robert
ana James Rawles. She also Ii sur.
yived by one sister. Maggie White
nead ~ great-Erandchildren. two
Observation-Disclosures other rel
resting at the John u Rhines ~
Funeral Home. 30i5 10th Ell ne
ampie parking facilities). where
Irlends may call after 5 pm Fris
gay. March &c. and where funeral
s aturdsy w M.rs Ss 5 held at I2 noon
NAYS officiating. Internent ijncoin
MemorlaI Cemetery. 2R
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PICTON. WALTER 1A,sprru

WEDNESDAY March "a, 1868, WAL.
TER LAMBUTH PICTON OF e6i7
Bexhill DR., Kensington, Nd, be-
loved husband Of Alberta II. Pieton,
tpsttner OF Miss Nancy Elizabeth
brother Of Mrs. Lavinia Withersnoon
and Mrs. Adney Travis. Friends ar,
invited 70 call at the Bethesda chew
Snase Funeral Home Of Robert A
humphrey. Bethesda, Nd, vher,
M ss1viees will be held on Friday
Arlington National Cemetery.
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SMITH, UKAYSON O, on Tuesdav
SMITH 81 u Ss dSSSi Los osAS ssS' &C. e:
thesda, Nd, brother OF Mrs Wumer
Pogiek, Mark o.. Paul q. Dewitt
and Vernon r. smith. Friends
az invited 70 call At the Bethesda.
ert A. Humphrey, Bethesds1 Ma
where services will be held an M.
gay, March 20, At 10 am. Inter-
h ment Issamitnourg Cemetery, Smith
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RDGLEY, CAPT. ARTHUR = mi

s11r CAPT. ARTHUR L. III
SSo1saSaenly, on Saturday, March %,
~ ., CAPT sp ARTHUR I. RiDoIEY
vile. Ill, devoted husband az Mrs
Bessie =, Ridgley. son OF Mr.. and
mrs. Arthur Ridgley, IT.; brother ~
mrs; Beatrice r. johnson. Mrs
Beulah Burr and Mrs. Evelyn Con-
zee. ne also leaves 10 mourn his
p psabSs 0ne niece and four nephews,
6smalns resting at the John r
hhlnes Co, Funeral Home, 30ib I9th
81 ne; (ample parking faciiities1
Enere friends may call after 4 nm
FTidSy, March 20. and where prayers
III " salu AZ q pm. Funeral serV-
the Fort Myer Chapel InteTment
Arlngton National Cemetery. FAMILY
may be contacted at $500 Central
ave. LandOver. Nd. SS3i
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennafnrilim

CrefnaC0rlum
]. William Lees Sons Co.
A. FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Sun ~. and Mas. Ave. Lf. a-kaOo
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Rinaldi Funeral Home
' Sss ots2 o,sn :, A x.,, Nv: "a s:Isit
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1893 Peabody g. n n.w ms FRANCE TRsAslNSsnc s
NICHOLS, beloved husband Of
Olive Q. Nichols. son OF Jack
Reichardt Of Lake Placid. Fla:
5rother OF Mrs. Gladys Dunn Of
covina. Calf. Friends NAV cal
at the s. H, Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV. (parkinp
tacilities), Services at the above
funeral home on Friday, March
~, az 10 am. Interment Ariing-
ton National Cemetery.
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'aIsn' AhnhVsh y, ~, Members OF
Ak Prince Georges Council. No
a9Aw stOa, KniEhtA OF Columbus
dAAfn are hereby notified OF the
wJTk DEAN q our late brother,
NM AMBROSE y WALSH VI
M and are requested 10 a..
acmhle ~ the Nalley Fu-
neral Home 5000 Rhode Island ave
Mount Rainier, Md, on Friday.
March 20, a. Sis pm, for ~
recitation OF the rosary for ths
Iepoae of his soul,
PAUL p. oDowD, Pin. Bsey. %
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NEAL. THELMA 2; on Tuesday, March
Hospital, THELMA E. NEAL Of $40 q
7 81; NV, devoted wife OF George
Mrs. Eunice Roots. She also leaves
70 mourn. their loss five sisters,
three brothers. other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting al
the John T. Rhines Co. Funeral
Home, 3Qlb 18th st. ne. Notice
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March %. 1858. PHILIP A. nOPPqAiYy PAY.
TON Of 1898 corcoran st. NV. son
q me late Warren H. and Annie
". Payton Of Elizabeth City, N. G.:
brother Of oeorge A. Payton, Carrie
Soston. Eta Howell. Anne Taylor,
Pa, and Elizabeth p. Rsiney ~
Alllsboro. N. C. He also Is sur
Myea BY nieces, nepheWs, other
IeiatlVes and host of friends.
After pm. Thursday. March 81
jIrienos are are invited to call at the
where funeral services will he hsld
on Friday, March 90 Al III y
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WALSH. AMBROSE JOSEPH, Jr. On

wsdnssday, March ~. ibes. AHHnl
BRosE Joseph WALSH, H.. Of
sos TAYLOR a.. brentwood. Nd
beloved son OF LeonA Grace and he
late Ambrose Joseph Walsh, brother
o. Theodore J. and John A Walsh
FRIEND, may call a The Nalley Fu-
AZ Eastern ave. ne. Funeral Baisir.
DAY, March 30, a. $3.50 am, thence
70 81. James Catholic Church
where mass viii b. offered At b am
for the rcpoae OF hls soul ReiatiVss
and friends invited. fnterment Mount
oliyet Cemetery. Ell
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shERzEY, WILLIAM D. OF 500 18th
~ Cina5amsody HIS. Nd. on March
Noll. Mrs. Clara II. Fielder ana otio
". Sherzey. Thirteen grandehilSren
Also survive. Services at chambers'
FUNERAL Home, bi7 18th 81. Ee.
on Saturday. March so al 1i.30
am: Interment washington Nationai
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CARTER THOMAS. The wife and
children Of the late THOMAS CAR
TER take this means Of expressing
their thanks for the many acts
o. kindness shown during their
recent bereavement.
JEAN CARTER AND FAMILY.
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kOBINsONl HUGH ARMsTRoNG. sr

on Tuesday, March 81, iasS NH Hi,l 81
ashMSIRoNG ROBINSON, sr. Of
eeoyT Flower ave. rakoma Park.
No, beloved husband OF Estia Emma
Eooinson. father Of Harold II. Rob
anS iys So o. Silver Spring, Nd,
Fla. He, also is survived by seven
grandchildren and seven great
anaehldren. Friends may cali Al
sne Tyson Wheeler Funeral Hone.
IS5l East Montgomery ave, cPork.
sar e pikel, Rockville. Nd, where
March 20, at IL am. intermsni
Parklawn Cemetery. %
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PARK, REV. CHARLEs ANnRFw

Tuesday, March "a iaea pE III
CHARLES ANDREW PARK a. a6o.
4eth pl.. College Park Nd. refiret
minister Of the Christian Church
beloved husband OF Lille Mai Parl
Inee Liebendorfer). father OF MIS-
Dorothy p. Griffin Of Raleigh, N. q
Mrs. Genevieye Z. Youngs OF Collee,
Psrx, No: pr. Charles Lieben ParI
Francois Park OF Tampa Fla II,
also is survived by five Rrandchil
aren: Relatives and friends may cal
et Oaschs Funeral Home, 4735
baltlmore ave-, Hyattsville, Nd.
from l0 am. Thursday, March 81
Hnul " noon, Friday, March 20
OF the Nazarene. 9704 Rhode island
ave- College Park. Nd. where serv
ices will be held at 1870 pm In,
terment Fort Lincoln Cemeterv
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wednesday. March 27' 1894 RoRa
ERT GRAHAM MacCARTTE Of l01S
Oglethorpe ST., Hyattsviile, Nd be.
loved brother OF Miss Edith i
M Ma Miss Enid v, MacCartee
shd M slso brother Of the late Charles
GaSchs Funeral Home. 473o Balfis
more ave. Hyattsville, Nd. after
pm thursday, where services wifi
De held on Friday, March 20, al a:45
an. nterment Arlington National
cemetery. In lieu Of flowers expres-
~ ~ sympathy may be sent 10
ington Bible College, Washington-
and the 81. Matthews Church
buhoing FUND. Hyattsville, Nd.
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a TEspftle ovf RRepy win 4 ysllsn nn IsnT.

HARDY, JANIS W. I'M ioyi5s =; -
or Of my husband, JAMS s NJ
hARDY, who passed away five yeay.
~ Today. March 2s, 1855
memories are . Keepsake that "a
Death Is heartssh. ,h.,
can heal; ~ ""s
Beautiful ~, memories are all I have
OF wonderful husband I sh.I
YOUR LOVING WIFE. JrANNvy-r.
Z. HARDY. SH'NAAiA
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sMITH. LION MILFoRp. on r,,.,

So.pI siF' Er 81 ISSY it6 4 Sf!ISssss
Of Route !, chantiiiy, Va, beIo l
husband Of Ann odeaI smith. fathsg1
q Jack Jenkins Smith OF Hirmins.
nam, AlAi John Allen Smith 81
Colorado Springs, Colo. Ftepfather
OF Ms Jean Osborne OF Home.
stesd, Pa. and Miss Sue Mccieskey
ter Smith Of Fails Church, va Nj
Pearl sanderson Of Decatur. ala
MI. GLADYS Meems and Mrs. Thelma
IuIneF OF birmingham, Ala. He
also ~ survived BY eight grand.
children. Friends may call al Inc
es FUNERAL Home. 2S47 Wilson
Thursday, Marcn ~, where fnneIsi
seryiees VIII b. held on Friday.
ston sV Memory s dasa,b inier@9sni
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ROBERT =. HURLEY, comdr
HUGH T. MecLAY, Adintant

ROSE LEE. On Tuesday
HaESa 70 H6 Sss at seassSgETstPSR
nARKs S,,s Of 1919 Hrandywins 81.
Marshall Marks. mother of MaTA
snaH i, MARKS, Mrs june N, Fafr
ana Wnltam Frederick Marks. sister
Of Miss sarah Elizabeth C,,ttines
s and May Estelle Clarke. Friends
eonsin ave. at Harrison al nv
aIleL pm Wednesday, March 81
lparkiag on premisesl MAJ win
offered OF st. AIMS Catholic
Shursn. wisconsin ave. at Yuma
Job am. Intetmenf lriIncten
National Cemetery, ~ sOn
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80. 1898, at qeorgstown uniysfslty
Hospital. PAUL p, GROVE OF i50
Fleetwood terrace, silver Spring
Nd. husband OF Ethel y, Grove and
father Of Mrs, Robert !, Weir,
Nj. Grove rests al the Warner K
Humphrey Funeral Home. Rf54
Georgia ave, silver Hprlns, Nd.
where service will be held on Phi.
day. March ~, at 1880 am. tpark.
ins farilitieal, fnterment Aflng.
ton National Cemetery. rs
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FE ms5d41 d JOSEPH .s s.; u LOVING
RAIL, Sr., who departed this liz
one year ago today, March 2s, 1862:
fou are not forgotten, loved ana
Nor Will you ever Be; Ss'
ms iong IS life and memory last
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DFatha


Su~NvI1y,,a bers Of orande volture,
AxsS are hereby notified Of the
W aaSsRRRsRa A. n rL1. yO's sssSr
VI ices at Valleys Funeral
v Home, 5000 Rhode Island
National Guard Of Honor on Thurs
day, !, March g. 1899, AZ (, pm.
ROY A, CHRISTENSEN.
Grand correspondent.
MUMAw, ARTHUR r. On wednes-
dsy, March e. 1898 q the District
oSsa HUSBAND % pA q G the late n fSu Hs
s: Mumaw,. father Of Norman B,
MumaW, Mrs. Ruth HepneT' MRS.
iInaA, PTys and Mrs, sally Jones'
Robert Mumaw. Friends may cali
at the Lee Funeral Home, Attn st.
and Mass. ave. uGe,, where services
will be. held on Saturday, March
5o AZ II 80 am. Interment Cedar
MYERS. ALICE. on Monday, March
%, 1868, ALICE MYERS OF SIS
Seaton place NV, aunt OF Mabel
COUSIN of BENJAMIN oTay and y james T
s Sois6 tSIsDS 9f Ne Dor Ygrk city de-
Mrs, David L.. Johnson. othtr rel rel
atives and friends also survive.
After. 4 pm. Friday, March 29,
friends. may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home, $50 Rhode Island
ave. NV where services will be
held on Saturday. March 90, at i
pm, the Rev. A. W. McEwan Of
ticiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 90
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IL, National Guard Of Honor
l}MN4AA Of the American LEGION are
,f1d hereby notified OF the
f*A passing OF our late mem
7 " w Der, HARRY A, Mills. on
NN#U Tuesday. March 20, 1903,
49, Services by the National
Guard Of Honor Al Neiiey's Funeral
Home, ZOO Rhode Island ave, ne,
on Thursday, March ~, al p.m,
PAuE BURTHE. RdJ1tant. -'O''
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day, March 20 1863 a. s RR NE Es.
T2IE hGss sossd 2a aSSsad u aiAaR ss
Lodge Thlele. l053i Powder Mn
rd,i, Adelphi, Nd, son Of Mfs
CathIyn Wilson Thiels and the iate
Seofss ~ Thick. sr,i brother Of
Nd. Mr.. Ralph Thisis OF RIverasis
Nd. Mr., Thiele restS at the oartnsf
Funeral Home, diB East Diamond
ave. oalthersburg, Nd Memorial
funeral services viii be heid on
Friday, March 20. AZ 1880 pm. Al
ne Aaelphi Presbyterian Church
torment Darnestown presbyterian
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HARDY, DIR. ERNEST M In IoSi..
memory Of my buSbana. M '"rpBs
nEsT ~. HARDY. who left M
sseeh,a-tWo years ago today, March
AS I loved him, so I miss him.
IN memory he Is always near.
N0o' remembered, longed for
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FLhhALL, JOSEPH. IN loving ~
memprance Of my husband. To-
ShFh, who departed this life of,e
-sAr ago March 2S, 1852.
Gone Gone are the steps we loved so dear.
Too me voice We loved 70 hear;
But not too far for thouskt ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-28

LAWRENCE. DEBRA ANN. On wednes.
gay. March %. 1903, at GeoreetoWr
htospltal. pEBRA ANN LAWRENCE
M Ne oSLloVeo daughter Of John q. am
aim and Tanya Lawrence. Ftlnera
services 81 the Simmons Bros. FI
neral Home. 1891 Good Hope M
Sc parking facilities). on Friday
W WalSh ~. at IL an. 1nterment
washington National CemeteTy
Vlsitlng hours until 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-28

WILLY, HARRY A.. Officers and mem.
NrIA bers Of Columbia Post, No
d29S3l, 81: Che Amsrisan Lesion,
kN1AstHI eomTade. HARRY A,
VkPnN MILLS the American Le.
sion National Guard Of
Honor Will conduct seryicss on
Iharaday' March So 1898, At !
5000 Rhode Island ave. Home
WILLIAM VI Kirby. comdr.
GEORGE d. CLARK. Adit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-25
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POGO
NlIEElOllsLIlI

A man who has sung for
three United States Presi-
dents viii perform free, at
thatD for everybody in
Washington tomorrow.
Jacob Barkin, often re-
ferred to as THE Tenor's
Tenor" will make his first
Watergate appearance at
$3.50 pm, singing excerpts
from Madame Butterfly"
with soprano Naomi Blake.
Backing them up win be
the Watergate Symphony
Orchestra, directed by Mich
olas Pappas, In the second of
Its special Wednesday series
Of concerts that augment
the historic schedule Of serv-
ice band performances.
The orchestra also viii
play. among other selections,
Academic Festival Over
ture" by Brahms. Enesco's
First Roumanian Rhap-
sody." and Tschaikovsky's
Fourth Symphony"
The performances Of Mr..
Barkin. Miss Blake and the
orchestra are free because
the District Recreation De-
partment. National Capital
Parks and the Music Per-
Torrance Trust Fund of the
American Federation of Mu-
sicians are footing the bill.
TO HEAR
Music
Selections from state
Fair" by Rodgers are in
cluded on the United States
Marine Bands Capitol Plaza
concert program at 9 pm.
Capt. James King is conduc-
tor. Soloists: Byron Pearson,
cornet: Karl Longmire. clari-
net. and william Jones, BARI
tone Cvocal). Free.
"Brigadoon" starring Sally
Ann Howes with James Hurst
Is playing at Carter Barron
Amphitheater. Colorado ave-
nue. at Sixteenth street NV.
In beautiful Rock Greek Park,
$3.50 pm. Reserved tickets at
various prices from Super
Music City. 1850 + street
NV. or Carter Barron box
office.