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homes. churches and schools in
Washington. Virginia and Mary
land.
His work included the British
Embassy. Montgomery Blair and
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
Schools and Dumbarton Oaks. He
had his own contracting firm.
with offices at his residence.
Mr.. Grolig was president OF the
Bricklayer Contractors ASSocis-
ton. A charter member OF the
Petworth Masonic Lodge No. ~.
he also belonged TO the Bright
wood Commandery and was past
Patron of the Chevy Chase Chap
ter. Order of the Eastern Star. He
was a parishioner OF All Saints
Episcopal Church. Chevy Chase
Circle.
Mr.. Grolig. born in Vienna.
Austria, was reared and educated
in Chicago.
Surviving are his widow, the
former Miss Louise williams.
whom he married here in 1917; a
son. John J. Grolig III. 5007 Key
stone avenue. Bethesda: three
daughters. Mrs. Louise G. Hale.
6506 Summit avenue. Chevy
Chase, Md, and the Misses Jo-
sephine Anita and Jane Frances
Grolig, both OF the Forty-third
street address; two sisters. a
brother. and three grandchildren.
Funeral services were to be held
at 2 pm. today in All Saints Epis-
copal Church. Burial was to be
in Congressional Cemetery.
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w. |. Crawford Dies at &;
Hunted With Roosevelt

William Lindsay Crawford, 81,
time magazines writer. who
went on big-game hunt to Africa
with President Theodore Roose-
velt, died today at Casualty Hos
pital after an illness of several
weeks.
Mr.. Crawford. whose grand
father was Ambassador to France
was born ia. Paris.
During his newspaper career
Mr.. Crawford interviewed many of
the worlds great. including Gear
Nicholas of Russia. He was a
magazine correspondent for many
years, and wrote for Golfers,
Saturday Evening Post, McClure's
and other magazines. He was a
graduate of Harvard University
and received his Phi. D. degree
from Wittenburg University, Ger
many.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Helen Crawford. They lived
at the st. James Episcopal Church
rectory. 222 Eighth street NE.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
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Charles Fisher, 81, Dies;
Retired Federal EmpIoye

Charles Fisher. 50, of 4707 De-
Iussey parkway, Chevy Chase, Md,
a retired Government employe
died Sunday in his home after a
long illness. So
A native Of Middleton, Ohio,
Mr.. Fisher came to Washington in
1895 to work in the Adjutant Gen
erals Office. In 1899. he was trans
ferred to the Treasury Depart
ment, where he remained until his
retirement on September 80, 1898.
Mr.. Fisher, a graduate of
Georgetown University Law School,
was member of the District Bar
Association. He was a charter
member of the Chevy Chase
Masons. He was also a member of
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Rachel Hardesty Fisher, and a
brother. Aaron Fisher, of Middle
ton, Ohio.
A Masonic funeral service will
be held at pm. tomorrow in the
Hines funeral home, 29Ol Four
teenth street NV. Burial will be
in Columbia Gardens Cemetery
Arlington, Va.
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Election Foe Calls
Byrnes' u. S. Pension
Reward of Politics
BY the Assoeio,sd prs.s

LEXINGTON, s. c., June 20.-
Federal retirement pay drawn by
former Secretary OF State James
F. Byrnes was injected into the
South Carolina governors race
yesterday.
Lester L. Bates of Columbia, one
of Mr.. Byrnes' three opponents for
the governorship in the Demo-
cratic primary. declared that Mr..
Byrnes draws $6,637.O8 a year in
a Federal pension. Mr.. Bates said
the money. no doubt, lis deserved"
and "is being put to good use"
But, he added. the regrettable
thing is that all our people cannot
be provided for in the same pro-
portion as the politicians provide
for themselves.
Mr.. Byrnes called Mr.. Bates
remark "a personal criticism" and
said that the money goes into a
foundation he has organized for
college scholarships for needy
orphans.
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Mrs. Amanda Middleton
Dies at Camp Springs

Mrs. Amanda r. Middleton, a.
a lifetime resident of Camp
Springs, Md, died yesterday at
her home there after a long ILL
ness. She was the widow of the
late Theodore B. Middleton,
Mrs. Middleton, i'll since last
Thanksgiving, was given a Christ
mas party on December II so she
could see her % grandchildren
and % great-grandchildren. Four
surviving children live in Mary
land. They are Mrs. Helen E
GWynn and Mrs. Mildred c.
Weatley, both of Clinton: Mrs
Theodore M. Farr of Camp Springs
and T. Bert Middleton of Shady
Side.
A native of Camp Springs, Mrs.
Middleton taught confirmation
classes at st. Boniface Episcopal
Church, Oxon Hill, Md, for many
years.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. tomorrow at st. Barnabas
Church. Burial will be in the
church cemetery.
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Arthur Godfrey to Present
Awards at Model Air Show

Arthur Godfrey, noted radio and
televiSicn star, will attend the
fifth annual National Capital
Model Air Show at Andrews Air
Force Base on Sunday.
Mr.. Godfrey, whose interest in
flying led him to buy his own air.
port near LeeSburg. Va, will pre-
sent some of the special awards
to winners in the main events, it
was disclosed yesterday by direc-
tors of the show association.
The directors will meet for the
last time tonight to iron out the
final details of the show, one of
the largest to be held in the
United States. Last year more
than 100000 persons attended
and crowd of similar size is ex-
pected to see the activities this
Sunday.
The show is free. The 1050th
Air Base Wing at Andrews is ar
ranging for the free parking of
several thousand automobiles. and
buses will run between downtown
and the base at short intervals.
So far nearly 800 young con-
teStants have entered in the vari-
GUS claSSifications, several of them
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Mrs. Maurice A. Darcy
Dies al Georgetown Home

Mrs. Maurice A. Darcy. 65, g
lifelong resident of Georgetown
died yesterday at her home, 1643
Thirty-fifth street NV. She hao
been i'll for five weeks.
The former Miss Mary Small
she attended st. Joseph's Paro-
chial School. She was an active
member of the Sodality at Holy
Trinity Catholic Church. Her
husband is a retired employe OF
the Fred S. Gichner Iron Works,
Inc.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by a daughter. Mrs. Virginia
D. Harrison. 1909 North Calvert
street. Arlington; a son, John M.
Darcy. 1943 North Vermont
street. Arlington. and three grand
children. A brother. George
Small. and two sisters, the Misses
Belle and Katherine Small, all
live at the Thirty-fifth street ad-
dress.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. tomorrow at the Holy
Trinity Church. Burial will be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Miss Helen Barnhart,
Insurance Agent, Dies

Miss Helen v. Barnhart. 81, an
agent with the johnson g. Adams
Insurance Co.. died of a heart at
tack yesterday at her home. 4725
Western avenue NV.
Miss Barnhart had been with
the company for the last % years
Born in Denton. Md. she had
been a Washington resident for
35 years. She attended Strayer S
Business College. She was a
charter member of the Sorop-
timiSt Club here
Surviving are two sisters. Mrs.
Irene Cation of HyattSville and
Mrs. Eleanor Monroe of 1862
North Rhodes street. Arlington
and three brothers, D. Hall Barn
hart of Beltsville; John F, Barn
hart of Hyattsville, and Jason D
Barnhart. 1920 Twenty-third street
Sc.
Funeral services will be held at
II am. tomorrow in the Hysong
funeral home. 1900 N street NV
Burial will be private.
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Bishop Leo J. Sleek Dies
After Long Illness
BY the Associated Press

ST. LOUIS, June 20. Bishop
Leo j. Steck, So. auxiliary Bishop
OF Salt Lake City and widely
known Catholic prelate, died at
st. Mary's Hospital last night of
a cerebral hemorrhage.
The bishop had been in ailing
health since last summer when he
collapsed here. Suffering from
high blood pressure. he had a re-
lapse last Thursday at a time
when physicians believed he was
making some improvement.
Last Saturday he had a second
relapse.
Bishop Steck. a native of st.
Louis. was a former pastor of St.
Gabriel's Church here.
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Maryland TO Ask Bids
On "A Hospital Jobs
BY the Associo,sd Pres,

BALTIMORE, June 2o.-The
States hospital building program
will boom in the next 60 days.
with contractors invited to bid en-
"a new structures.
Construction is expected to start
about September. The buildings
will provide space for about l,4OO
mental patients and 800 victims
of tuberculosis. The bids are ex-
pected to total about Sl2,410, 900.
In the fall. six more buildings at
the mental institutions will be put
up for contractors bids. These will
be designed to house about 4l0
patients.
Buildings in the July-August
program include:
July IA 300-bed addition. es.
timated to cost SO million. for the
Mount Wilson tuberculosis Hos
pital.
july ZU-PnycnlaCrlc unit Tor
University Hospital in Baltimore.
with LOG beds and estimated to
cost $2.5 million.
July 27-Two 81 million build
ings for Springfield State Mental
Hospital and another for Spring
Grove, each building to house 100
patients.
August 10 - Four infirmary
buildings. estimated to cost $780,
900, for Rosewood Training School
for defective children.
August 24-Fourteen GONZALES.
cent buildings at Springfield.
Spring Grove and Brownsville. to
house about TOO patients and cost
$3.5 million.
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Harold {. Mitchell Dies;
Connecticut Republican
BY the Associoied Press

WEST HARTFORD. Conn.
June 20.-Harold E. Mitchell, 48
Republican National Committee
man from Connecticut. was found
dead yesterday in a bathroom In
his home here.
Coroner Louis w. Schaefer said
an autopsy performed at his order
disclosed the cause of death to be
acute congestive heart failure.
Mr.. Mitchell's body was discovered
by a maid.
His death followed by only q
few days, the victory Of the Re-
publican organization of which he
was leader, in which John Davis
Lodge was nominated by the Re-
publicans to run for governor ir
the election this fall.
Mr.. Mitchell has been a wheel.
horse of the Republican State
organization for many years.
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BowIus Named to Head
Aldermen in Frederick
BY the Assesioied Press

FREDERICK, Md. June 90
Emmart r. Bowlus, one of the two
Republicans Of the fve-man board
OF aldermen, yesterday was unani-
mously elected its president.
His unopposed election Just
about capped a complete turnover
in the city administration. Last
week Elmer F. Munshower, the
COP candidate, was elected to
succeed Lloyd c. Cuwler, Demo-
crat, who had been mayor of and
on for Is years.
Mr.. Bowlus was named presi-
dent Of the board after inaugura-
tion ceremonies for the new city
officials.
Also sworn in were Aldermen
Clyde M. Roney, Republican, and
Henry F. Falk, Donald B. Rice
and Dorsey F. Shipley, all Demo-
Gratis.
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Frank W. Schwab Rites
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services will be held at
8 pm. tomorrow at the Hines
funeral home. 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. for Frank w. Scfwab
As, Of 5449 Thirty-third street
NV, who died suddenly Sunday.
Burial will be in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
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Miss Gertrude SchiIline
Rites m WiIminqton

Miss Gertrude M. Schilling of
Wilmington, Del. at one time
chief medical technologist at
Emergency Hospital in Washing
ton, was buried yesterday in Will
mington.
Miss Schilling died in that city
last Thursday. She studied at
Georgetown University before
joining the staff at Emergency
Hospital, from which institution
she retired in 1916.
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Philippine Veterans Ask
IQuirino to Keep EIizuIde

The Philippine Embassy re-
ported today that the Veterans
Legion in the Philippines has
passed a resolution asking Presi-
dent Quirino to retain Joaquin NJ.
Elizalde as ambassador here.
Mr.. Elizalde submitted his
resignation sometime ago. but it
has not been accepted.
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q heart attack
Sunday in his
h o me. 5327
Forty - third
street NV.
Since coming
here in 1917 as
bricklayer Su-
p erin tendent
for conStruc-
ton of the
Hotel Washing
ton. Mr.. Grolig
had played a
leading role in
the building of
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u q y IN I IL t
Naval Hospital
a t Bethesda
after a long ILL
ness.
A native of
B i r mingham,
England, Mr..
Witcomb was
with the KiltieS
Band, Scotland,
and was a cor
net soloist with
t h e English
c old Stream
Guards before
- 49,
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Peck Nomed for Moo

MOSCOW. June 20 (P.-A
peak in Central Asia has been
named for Mao TZe-tung, leader
of the Chinese Communists, the
newspaper Soviet Sport an
nounced today.
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-Dfaths

WILKES, WILLIAM. On Saturday. June
II, 1850, WILLIAM Wilkes Of 1910
r st. Nv. beloved husband Of Mrs.
Lena Lena Wilkes and father of Clarence Z.
rsIafiH:. wlafGs he ne also Is survived by other
with L. E. Murray g. Son, 1887 10th
ST. ny, where funeral services will be
held Thursday. June 30. at pm. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
WLTCoMB. ARTHUR SAMUEL. On SUM-
WiTcDae 1aEi J1ne ls, 1850, ARTHUR SAMUEL
VILLAGE, husband Of Martha E. witcomb,
father OF Mrs Alvin A. Bishop. brother
O. clarence Witcomb. Also survived by
sverioro sve brothers and one sister in England
3Q72 M st. NV. on Wednesday. June
II at pm. Interment Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery WI %
WITCOMB, ARTHUR s. WASHINGTON
~\ Lodge No. is. B. ?. E o. Elks ks
9A will assemble at Chambers
NNllN Funeral Home. 3072 M st
NV, Tuesday, June 20, 1850
At 7:30 pm, to exempiify
the funeral ritual of the Or
der over the remains of our
iste s1 brother, ARTHUR s. WITcoMB
.,{sii: WILLIAM T 4 H va1E,;; eAPE; Es.l.sd Ruler;
waN. Henry C. ,speneler Post No. 1S =
. the American Legion, are here
g.: { !: s.
be conducted by the National
Guard OF Honor Tuesday. June 20, at I
Pm; Pm; at Chambers Funeral Parlor, 3072
GAIL T. JUDD, Adjt. %
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Rotorions to Hear Bond

The high school band and girls
Iglee club of Champaign. H., will
entertain the Rotary Club of
Washington at luncheon at 1915
pm. tomorrow at the Mayfiower
Hotel.
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Qarn nf Ihanka

MARGARET HOLLAND. We
wish to thank our many friends, relatives
and co-workers for their sympathy, beau-
tiful floral tributes and kindness in the
sudden death OF our loving wife and
mother. MARGARET HOLLAND Ed
MUEDS.
EDMUNDs, jr, and MARGARET A.
:. EDMUNDS.
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John J. 6roIig, 50,
Contractor, Dies

John ]. Grolig. 50, we'll known
brick contractor. who helped build
O number Of large buildings in
this area, died Unexpectedly Of
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antfriItnn

M1ElN, ABE L. The bnveilins Of the
@onument to ABE L. KLEIN will be held
Aunday. June 25, 1850, at IL am. at
8hev sholom Cemetery. All friends and
relatives are invited. rs
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Arthur 5. Witcomb Dies;
80 Years in Marine Band

Arthur Samuel Witcomb, 70. of
1713 Surrey lane NV. who was
with the Marine Band for 80 years
until he retired in 1885, died Sun
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HIT Mpntn ntnrtant

GAMBRELL, ANNIE BELLE. Her memory
is the only thing time has left us. So
with deep affection we hallow this
memory and ascrioe these lines to our
BELLE GAMBRELL, who began her sleep
IN death thirteen years ago today, June
To live in hearts you leave behind is not
to die,
To do your task In life so we'll, is not to
die; W
To have your name in reverence harked,
ana ieave your steps so plainly marked
not to die
HUSBAND AND CrJu OPEN
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LAURA S. WALLACE, W. NJ
OSIE RITTER, Secretary %

OSIE RITTER, Secretary. 20
PETTERsEN. JOSEPHINE MILLER. Sud.
denly. on Saturday, June II, 1850, al
Arlington. Va, JOSEPHINE MILLER
PETERSEN beloved wife of Mai Her.
bert E. Petersen. She also is survived
Conn; brother in Maines sister. Mrs
Veronica LIE Cat of Hyattsville. Nd. Re.
mains resting at the S: H. Hines T. Co
iEune5ai icas Eome' Hor @ GsOi dftn ST. NV @ SeIv'
day, June 81, at 10 am. Intermen
Arlington National Cemetery. stamford
Conn, papers please copy.) 20
PETTRY, SYLVESTER III. On Junt
90, 1850, of Dry Creek, w. Va, hus.
band of Hazel Pettry, father of Web.
ster Laing and Lucille Pettry. Services
and interment in Dry Greek, w. Va
Services by Chambers
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SNOWDEN, MARY E. IN loving mene1rieS
OF our wife and mother. MARY z. SNOW
DEN, who departed this life two years
ago today, June 20, 194s.
While our hearts still ache
And our eyes grow dim.
Gods memories make IL clear
She never really died.
But still help and guide US here.
Dear God, You called our wife and moth
er home two years ago today
Prax nelp US as we journey on TO meet
her in Heaven some day
DEVOTED HUSBAND JOHN W. SNOW
DEN; CHILDREN AND GRANDCHn-
DREN.
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Glenn. LILLIAN E. In loving memory NJ
our dear daughter and mother, LILLIAN
E. GLEIM, who passed away one year
ago today, June 20, 1949.
:. TO live In the hearts of those we love
Lov1NG PARENTS. Mr.. AND MRS
JOHN H BUCHHEISTER, AND
DAUGHTER, MARY
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ISoo b:iu.' az TIC MCOuiIe ruhelaI uoHe,
PRESTON MILES. Exalted Ruler.
HARRY r. PRATT. Secretary.
TOLE, CATHERINE KATIE). On Thurs
Day da .r,r June ne, 10, 1850, CATHERINE
daughter Of the late Thomas Tole of The
Fen, County Lough, ireland, and the late
susan susan MeGinnis Tole; niece of the late
more, Md. Relatives and friends please
contact William T. Harmon. Woodward
BBe1Idins' Bsaains wash Washinston D. C. Comm
Funeral Home. 317 Pa. ave. Sc. Requiem
mass at St. Peters Church on Wednes-
day. June II, at 10 am. Interment New
+ Cathedral Cemetery, Baltimore, Mo.
TROUT, BARBARA MARY. On Monday,
N Nd s'S sARBSRa sR9O ARY Ii M4Tsapf TRoUf
lnee Miller, beloved wife of Charles
Edward Trout. mother Of Thelma Duvail,
Miller. Friends may cali at Gasch's Fu-
neral Home, Hyattsville, Md. where
services will be held on Wednesday.
friends invited. Interment congressional
. Cemetery.
WATERS, FRANKLIN. On Monday, June
l9, 1850. at his home. Germantown, Md.
the late Harriet Roberta Waters, father
Of Simpers Waters OF Gaithersburg, Md.
and Franklin Waters of Germantown
Nd, brother of Nathaniel "; Waters Of
mantown. Nd. Mr.. Waters rests at mis-
late home, where funeral services will be
held. Wednesday. June 21, at IL am.
Interment Presbyterian Church Cemetery.
WATSON. MARGARET WRIGHT. On Sat
Fsfo %arso Of 1879 slss Rs RaAaaAEsr sSs ss
beloved ed wife a,,ar Of the II late John 4 Wat
her, Mrs. Marion Fadley and william
ne. until $50 am, Wednesday. june
PAL cSSreS saa ass stS e s. g. ns at sDsiD
interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 20
Il, is5o, IUcfN6A 81 an 4. WEsB Sassaas cf ssaS ssas
Ga. ave. n.w.,. devoted wife of William
ReoS u %eOS s,s,ep mother n Of the LATE
relatives and friends also survive. After
3 pm. Tuesday. June 20, friends may
call at Frazier's Funeral Home, $50 r. /.
fse hsd Rev on wsanssdfy HtoSFs Sane o,,I H.
terment HARMONY Cemetery. 90
WEST. CARRIE. On Saturday, June II,
1850, CARRIE WEST. sister of the late
Emma johnson. Chloe shadd, George and
June 70, friends may cali at Henry s.
Washington s. Sons Funeral Home. 1925
Deane ave. ne, where services will be
held Wednesday. June %. at ! pm.
Cemetery.
WELLINGTON, MARY E. On June Is,
1850, of $40 18th ave-. Michigan Park
Hills, Hyattsville, Nd, mother of Mrs
John A. Anan of Newberry, s. c.; Elmer
Chambers Funeral Home. SIT I1th St.
Sc. on Wednesday. June ell at pm.
Interment Confessional Cemetery. 90
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PAPST. A. MARIE. Members and friends
II of Lebanon Chapter No. 25,
WA o. E. s., are requested to be
I1H present at the services for our
AAA late sister, A. MARIE PAPST,
Tuesday, June 90. 1850, at
v $50 pm, at Huntemann Fu-
neral Home, 5732 Georgia
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So. l. B. P. o. E. of w, is
hereby notified of the funeral
of Brother LEO TILGHMAN, on
| Wednesday. June II, 1850, at
w 8 am. from st. Cyprian S
~ Church. 18th and c sts. s.e.
- Elks' services Tuesday, June 30
t pm, at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home,
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JONES. MAGGIE M. In loving memory O
our dear mother, MAGGIE M. JONES
VINO departed this life one year ago to.
day, June 20. 1949.
One year ago you left us
For beautiful place called rest.
But You are not FORGOTTEN
BY those who loved you best.
Mother. you left a beautiful memory,
A sorrow too great to be told,
But to US who loved and lost you
Your memory will never grow old.
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS AND FAMILY
1880 Fairmont st.
MITCHELL, MARY e. IN loving memory
OF our dear mother. MARY Z. MITCHELL
VINO leit Us seven years ago today, June
Seven years have passed since she ha.
The one We loved was called home;
But in our hearts she liveth still,
GOD called her home it was His will.
DEVOTED CHILDREN, LENA YOUNG
MATILDA; MATILDA; RoBSRT AND JAMES
REED, JOHN PRESTON. In loving mem.
ory OF my dear husband, JOHN PRES
TON REED. who departed this life six
years ago today. June 20, 1874.
Come unto me, says the Lord.
/ will give you rest;
Iake MY yoke upon you,
Searching for the best.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE ANNIE,
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ss ALASKA ARRIVES
AFTER DELAYED SAILING

The steamer Alaska, of the Alas ka Steamship Co.,, arrived in wran- gsll early Wednesday morning af- ter being delayed twice Sunday as the ship was being loaded. The de- lay was caused by a shortage of longshorsmen, occasionsd by the Korean war. ships bound to Korea have priority in loading.
 Passengers arriving here from Seattle were: Ole Haaseth, Mrs. O. Haaseth, Mrs. Neil Lyons and Leo Mccormack.
 From Ketchikan to Wrangefl were: Stanley Adams. Ralph Bar tholomew, sr., Mrs. Bartholomew, Hugo Sehmolek, Mrs. schmolck, and Mrs. Fred Wagner.
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MCCORMACK RETURNS

Leo Mccormack, local agent for the Alaska Steamship Company rs- turned home Wednesday morning on the Alaska after a two months vacation trip which took him at far south as Mexico.
 One of the events of his trip was attending the wedding of a daugh- ter of the family, Shirley, to Rich ard F. Schwend in Los Angeles.
 HS also saw another daughter and son-in-law in Los Angeies, aar. and Mrs. James Mahar.
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"PR0DIGAL" PRINTER
 RETURNS TO SENTINEL

The snappy ads and the artistic job work you see coming out of the doors of Ths Wrangsll Sentinel are all due to the fact that our ''prodi- gal printer" has returned to our staff.
 Murlin EYsrson, who started in as a paper seller when he was or 10 years old has been rewarded for desertinE his college education at the U. of A, and returning to The Sentinel fold, by being made mech anical superintendent - in other
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You saw 1t in the Sen incl
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words, he can do all the dirty work.
 But kidding aside, since Murlin started with us, when he was just a little fourth or fifth grader, and gradually worked up from a paper carrier to press feeder, to type sort CT, to setting up jobs, to the limo type, The Sentinel family takes a grea deal of pride in the fact that where ever he has worked between times, Ketchikan Chronicle, The Miner Publishing Co.,, or Jessen's Weekly they have all wanted him to come back.
 We're the lucky ones.
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FATHER or BNG CROSBY
TAKEN BY Dr

TAKEN BY DEATH NORTH HOLLYWOOD. Calir. The ather et Hing Crosby. Harry l.. Cosby died Wednesday at his home f a heart attack.
 Bing. who sped from his home in Pebble Beach by auto, arrived just before his father passed away. His brothers, Everett. Ted. Bob and his Two sisters and his mother were al. ready at the bedside when the end came.
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-06
RETURN HOME

Mr. and Mrs. Hugo schmolek. of k9tehikan, who came up to attend the Marler-Davis wedding Wednes- day, returned to Ketchikan yester- day via Ellis Airline.