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had chest pains and felt faint
Arriving minutes later at the
Karrick home at 2438 Belmont
road NV, the physician found
Mr.. Karrick lying on the couch
in his first-floor library. He
was dressed in pajamas and
slippers.
AS DR.. Leonard approached,
Mr.. Townsend said, Mr.. Kar-
rick gasped and lapsed into un-
consciousness. DR.. ard
called a rescue squad but its
efforts were futile. He was pro-
nounced dead at 3:12 am.
DR.. Leonard said he appeared
to have been stricken with a
coronary occlusion. Mr.. Towns
end said. He had complained
occasionally Of chest pains but
tests had always showed his
heart was sound.
Mr.. Karrick returned Sun
day night from Rome after
visiting Mrs. Karrick and their
children, who had been vaca-
tioning there.
He wanted to see them before
leaving later this month for
Quito, Ecuador, to assume his
duties as Ambassador.
Service Praised
Commissioner Mclaughlin
issued this statement:
THE people of the District
both those who knew him and
those who did not-have lost
a good friend. Dave Karrick
served the interests of the
poor and oppressed as a Dis
trict Commissioner probably
never has before.
His untimely passing has
deprived his country of a dis
tinguished citizen who, as it;
Ambassador, would have con-
tributed much to the peace Of
the world. He will be sorely
missed"
Col. Frederick J. Clarke, the
city's new Engineer Commits
sioner, said everybody in
Washington will feel the loss
Of this outstanding public
servant"
Flags were ordered flown at
half-staff throughout the city.
Washington businessmen had
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criminals at Lorton Reforma-
tory. with the aim Of steering
them onto the right paths be-
fore they became hardened to
q life Of crime.
Mr.. Karrick reluctantly
agreed to accept q second three
year term as Commissioner In
the spring Of 1859.
He then set his cap for the
board presidency but was de-
feated, 2 to /, after Gen.
yelling, then Engineer Com
missioner, was apparently per-
suaded by the White House to
vote for Mr.. Mclaughlin.
Mr.. Karrick almost qualified
as native Washingtonian. He
was born June 18, 1893, in Bos-
ton but moved here six years
later.
His father, James L. Karrick,
founded the storage company.
began acquiring property, and
constructed the Fidelity Stor-
age Building at 1920 U street
NV.
AS a youngster, Mr.. Karrick
attended the old Dennison
School on S street NV, and
Friends School. From there he
went to Yale, and was gradu-
ated in 1914. He returned to
the District and studied law
at George Washington Univer-
sity. where he was graduated
in 1917.
Served In France
After being turned down
once because Of poor sight, he
managed to enlist in the Army,
and served in France doing
legal work with the Army's
Legal Risk Section.
He came out as a captain,
and received the Purple Heart,
but not for a wound. It was
one of the comparatively few
such decorations awarded with
a citation by Gen. Pershing.
With an associate. the late
George Vest Triplett. Mr.. Kar-
rick journeyed after the war
to Billings, Mont, where they
began a law partnership.
He returned To Washington
two years later to assist his
father. who was in poor health.
In 1882. he married the for
mer Elizabeth de Blassis of
Glen Falls, N. Y, after the two
had met at their summer
homes in Stockbridge, Mass.
Mr.. Karrick, who was still
active in real estate manage
ment with his brother, had
served in q multitude of busi-
ness, professional and civic or
ganizations.
Member Of Many Organizations
He belonged to the District,
American and Inter-American
bar associations, the American
Society Of Judicature and the
American Society Of Interna-
tional Law.
He was a member and former
vice president OF the Chevy
Chase Club. where he often en-
joyed a nine-hole round Of
golf.
He was member and former
president of the Metropolitan
Club and belonged to the Uni
versity Club and the National
Press Club. He also vas a
member Of the Alibi Club and
the Gourmet Society.
He had been a member for
approximately 80 years Of Osiris
Lodge No. 26, F. A. A. M.
He regularly attended st.
Margaret'S Episcopal Church.
His appointment to the Ecua-
dor post was in line with his
long. intense interest in South
America.
He leaves his widow and two
children, Lisa, Is, and David,
Jr., II. Besides his brother and
SiSter-in-law, there are no
other close survivors.
Funeral arrangements will
be handled by Joseph CAV
lers Sons, 1855 Pennsylvania
avenue NV.
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KARRICK
KARRlcK T. Ill
Eisenhower Praises :.
Ex-D.C. Commissioner
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of the District with distinction
and ability"
Calling the death sudden
and tragic" the President said
he and Mrs. Eisenhower were
joining Mr.. Karrick's many
friends "in extending our deep
sympathy to his family"
He will be greatly missed"
said President Eisenhower.
Secretary of State Herter,
who is at Martha's Vineyard,
Mass for the week end, said:
II learned this morning with
great sorrow of the death of
Ambassador Karrick. Mr.. Kar-
rick. who was sworn in as our
Ambassador to Ecuador only a
few days ago, has had a dis
tinguished career Of service to
his country.
Because of his outstanding
ability and perception as we'll
as his keen interest in Hispanic
America I am confident that
his services in this important
post of Ambassador to Ecuador
would have made a enotable
contribution to our relations
with the government and peo-
pie of that country. His loss
is deeply mourned by me and
my colleagues in the depart
ment."
Mr.. Karrick had put in a
full day Friday in making the
transition from District Com
missioner to Ambassador. At
the State Department, he was
being briefed by the depart
ment team on Latin America.
John T. Dreyfuss of the
Ecuador desk at the State De-
partment said Mr.. Karrick
was absorbing the information
we were giving him. He
earnestly wanted to do q good
job"
Planned to Brief Successor
During the day, Mr.. Karrick
called Richard S. Townsend,
his special assistant at the
District Building, to make ar
rangementS for his third brief
ing session with Mark Sullivan,
jr., his successor as Commits
Sioner.
, Mr.. Townsend said Mr.. Kar-
rick also planned to have a
party Tuesday for his former
department heads in the Dis
trict building so that Mr..
Sullivan could connect names
and faces and meet his new
associates socially.
To complete Mr.. SulliYan's
briefing. Mr.. Townsend said
Mr.. Karrick had planned to set
up a meeting where Mr.. Sulli-
van could question him about
the responsibilities of the Com
missioner in charge of the city's
health and welfare.
The energetic Mr.. Karrick
apparently had carried his
work home with him. The cof-
fee table beside his couch was
covered with papers.
Mr.. Townsend said the for
mer Commissioner telephoned
his longtime friend and physi-
clan. Dr.. Bernard w. Leonard,
shortly before 3 am. to say he
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AnurtlinD

LEVY, ALFRED M. There will be an
unveiline Of a monument in memory
Of the late ALFRED NJ. LEVY, pc
loved husband Of Rose and father
Of Dorene, on sunday, AugusL II;
Memorial Garden, Falls. Church, Va.
Friends and relatives invited;
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Dratha

ADAMS = ise6l 6DPlb sbD1S On ADAMS Of 1873
Gales st. ne. husband OF htolla
Adams; father of Juanita Wilson;
Eva Bobbitt, Alice Mason: F[sa W,,,in ann 10
yiVed W By fve grandchildren. other
relatives and many friends. After
IL noon Sunday, August z. friends
. are invited to call At the yarSs Whsrs
funeral services will be held Mon
ment men H Ariinston or National Cemetery. 2
ANDERSON, EDWARD z. On Thurs
day. August 4, 1860, EDWARD =.
s.w., beloved son Of the late william
s. and Edith Anderson. brother q
al ANNE The r Robert sOV a. Mattinsly Funeral
Home, 131 11th st. Sc, after pm.
Friday, August B, where services
will be held Monday. August 3, at
pm. Relatives and friends invited:
1nterment Congresstonal Cemetery.
BENSON, JOHN H. ON "Wednesday, Au:;
gust En,f 3 1884 1o9N bENsoN gfssSt q ss6s
s.. A. O.. Dorafus and J. Van Ben
son. He also leaves to mourn ms
passing "a "a, deSoted -o;hsri sister MIS-,
Francis Penn, nVe protneIS, y. e,
Benson. Benson many nieces and neDhevs.
other relatives and friends. Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines & co.
Funeral Home. 3015 18th St: ne.
where friends may call after 2 pm;
services will be held Monday. Au-
gust s. at IL am, the Rev. Amos
Sharp ofheiating. 1nterment Carver
Memorial Park.
BOSTON, MARY ELLEN. Suddenly: on
ELLEN BosToN of sos Taylor st.
NV, beloved mother Of Mary z.
9s 9Grha lng5s E5snSnOtss5 Beokep Of aad mary viz.
gina T. Plummer: one. niece, Mrs;
Annie Seagles. She also is survived
BY eight great-granddaughter seven
great;grandsons. one great-sreat-
sv.. sTsndSsD snd and .nds ho'' Ssn 4 SthfF Isa p
at the Petworth Funeral Home, Inc,
S14 upshur st. NV, where services
will he held Monday, August s. at
interment Harmony National Gene
tery.
BoWERMAN, GEORGE F. On satur-
GGyp Gfsy Aasqss Center t. lssS EfsnBoiSn F. Bo%
ERMAN of the Ontario Apts,, be-
loved husband of Joy Webster Bower
man, brother of Mrs. Ezra Talmadse
of Schenectady, N. Y. Services and
interment Troy, N. Y. Arrangements
by the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
BOYD. THOMAS M. yr. On Friday,
August s. 1850, THOMAS M. BOYD,
Jr.. Of 5513 Northfield rd.., Bethes;
Mrs, Thomas M. Boyd, brother OF
Stephen B. Boyd and grandson OF
Mrs. Edith Boyd Friends are in
vited to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home of Robert A.
Pumphrey. Bethesda. Md. Services
Monday, August s, at Our Lady OF
Lourdes Catholic Church, Bethesda,
Md, where mass of the angels will
be offered at 10 am. Interment
Loudoun Park Cemetery, Baltimore,
Md.
BRANCHE, CHARLES DYKEN. Entered
into eternal rest on Friday, August
SYkES S assO sRANcAE A O% 0f wsshins chAsaas ton
D.. c., and Of 81 Academy st.
Charles and Helen Branche. He i
survived by his wife, Jennie Wallac,
Branche Of Bridgeton, N. j., ant
Q devoted sister, Mrs. Laura o
B. Frazier of Washington, D. C.
and many friends He is member
Of the Samuel J. Roberts Lodge
No. 979,. I. B. P. o. E. Of W.
Council No. 81, Southern District
Of New Jersey; Inoic Lodge No. 440
F. and A. M. of Bridgeton. N. J
1nterment Bridseton. N. J.
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ALLEN, RAYMOND, sr. Our heart
forting sympathy. help. and flowers
IN our recent sorrow. Your thougnt-
fulness will always be remembered.
MILDRED ALLEN AND FAMILY.
CHARLTON. BASCOM Y. The family
wishes to extend sincere thanks FOR
the many expressions OF sympathy;
floral tributes and other acts o.
Kindness rendered during their recent
OeteA'' THE FAMILY.
OIGGs. LEWIS l.: Jr. S,shnt1, wish to thsn6 snd
relatives for the many expressions
other acts Of kindness rendered
during the illness and passing oi
my husband. LEWIS L. DIGSS;s Jf'
JACKSON, LUCILLE w.
anS WHITE iT JACKSON, wishes to eT-
press their appreciation to friends
and relatives for their kind express
sions Of sympathy, moral onernsS. 81.
being so late in placing this notice
Of appreciation. ,,
LucAs, BRIAN n. The family of the
late BRIAN H. LUCAS wishes 70
express their appreciation to their
many friends for their expressions
OF kindness and sympathy during
the recent death Of their beloved
NEWTON AND BERN1cE LUCAS.
MASON, MAYME EARLY. Our heart
felt thanks to all of our kind friends
and relatives for the many tele;
grams, cards, floral offerings and
other kindnesses upon the death Oh
our mother, grandmother and sister.
Your thoughfulness shall always be
LUCY N. PARR AND FAMILY.
POWELL, LOUIS A., Sr. The family
of LOUIS A. POWELL, Sr. wish to
thank their many friends and rela.
tives for their kind expressions OF
sympathy during their recent be-
reaVement. THE FAMILY.
YOUNG, JOHN F. The widow Of JOHN
FARRAH YOUNG, who died in Flint
Mich, on Thursday. July 2S, 1850
wishes to express her thanks TO the
many friends, neighbors and rela'
tiyes for their many kind tributes
and considerations during the illness
and passing of her husband.
ETHEL POWELL YOUNG.
$50 East 7th St.. Flint, Mich.
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CEMETERY LOTS

COLUMBIA GARDENS CEMETERY,
Arl.-Estate will sell 6 burial sites
at 5000 below current selling price
Call DI. 1851, weekdays between
10 and 4.
FALLS CHURCH, NATIONAL MEMO
RIAL PARK, lots, near fountain.
Atlas 6-2292.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY, 2 burial
sites in Garden of Meditation. Call
OIL. 4-5417.
FORT LINCOLN-sites /, 2, 8, 4, 5;
lot As, in section Chapel NJ Sub
stantial reductions. OIL, 4-1299.
lot in Garden Of the Cross. Call
Sunday, Lo. 5-3193.
GEORGE WASHINGTON MEMORIAL
PARK CEMETERY-On Jewish site,
no tombstones; loo. on Riggs rd.,
Hyattsville. Md; 2 lots, sac. WA,
7-4094.
PARKLAWN-Must sell, 4 choice burial
spaces; in completed section. GA
4-962S.
WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARK
Lot at "a price. Box 332-H. Star
WASHINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
Lots $50, $50, SOL, 500, section
N: 16 sites; Si.250 cash. 10. 3-5736
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With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

vey often o cord Of thenk' IA
The StcF meets q need which con
hordIy be solved in any other Sey
Not only is il o sroeicus expression
Of gratitude to those who have sent
florol tributes but also eourteously
acknowledges the services snd
kindnesses Of the mony to whom
q personal note OF Thanks eonuot
we'll b moiIej OF whose nomes
and addresses are not known
Insertion Of q card Of thonks
may bs orronsed BY telephone to
The Stor. II. 5000.
The Evening and Sundoy Stor
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IhILOh, ALEnE Z. On WEDNESDAY,
August 3. 1860, ALFRED E. TAYLOR
OF 616 N st. NV. Funeral services
and interment wednesday, August
10. ARRANGEMENTS by Jarvis.
TAYLOR. MYRTLE. On Friday, August
5, 1860, at Rochester, N. Y,
MYRTLE TAYLOR, beloved mother
OF Mrs. Stamford Morgan of Or
lando, Fla. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th St and Mas
s1nGsy zusHt axs M Notice. s'G Of uusla pR
later.
THOMAS. DoRIs c. On Thursday.
pitsl, DORIS c. THOMAS OF 1900
North 18th I'd, Arlington, beloved
wife Of MLSergt. William w. Thomas
and daughter OF Mrs. Mollie G. Card
well OF North Carolina. She also is
brothers. Friends may cali a at the the
Robert J. Murphy Funeral Home,
rearl. Arlington. Va. Family will
receive friends between the hours
and from II Pm DS Sa'If1aS' to pm! aHsu't and ID
Z pm. to . pm. on sunday, Au-
gust Z. REQUIEM mass will be offered
At Fort Myer Chapel at 10 am.
NMUnGay' Nnston N!tiSust AgSust 3; !rterment AT,
Of flowers, please make contribution
to the American Cancer Society.
UPTON. EUGENE H. On Thursday,
August, 4, 1850, at the Washington
Sanitarium and Hospital. EUGENE
H. UPTON Of s511 Flower ave,
TsE9ma Park, Nd; husband Of zilla
W. Upton and father Of Eleanor F.
Of Mrs. Roy Y. Ferner and Frederick
Pattangall Upton. Mr.. Upton rests
At the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral
Home: Home: s434 Georgia ave, Silver
service on Monday, August s, at /
Church, 9525 Colesville rd., Silver
Spring, Md. Interment Congressional
wednesday. .1a aasust st9 & 1sed, SsA a Fort 99
ANTE of 4o9 Waynewood blvd,
alexandria. Va, beloved husband Of
mrs Miriam z. yaliante and father
and Marcia; SON Of Mrs. Anna F.
Valiante, brother of Paul ], and
Mrs. Mary Sawtelle and Mrs. Ann
heeue, ali OF massachusetts,. Friends
may call at the Robert J. Murphy
Funeral Home, 1924 Columbia pike
lparEing in rear), Arlington. Va,
where the. family will receive friends
between the hours Of . to 4 and Z
to pm. Sunday, August Z. Re-
QUEEN mass will be offered at 8 a m.
Chapel. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
WEST. MARIE A. (nee Messink). On
Friday, August B.. 1860, MARIE A,
WEST Of 1905 9Th st. ne, beloved
wife Of Felix A. West. mother Of
sister Marie Felix, SSH. of Elkins
Park, Pa. and sister of William ana
Paul Messink. Funeral from the
Geler Funeral Home. 3605 14th st.
am. Solemn high requiem mass at
st. Aloysius Church at 10 am. In
terment st. Mary's Cemetery. s
WEST, MARIE A. sodality of st.
- Mary's Parish will meet at
the Geier Funeral Home,
NAI 3605 l4th st. NV. at z
& pm. Sunday, August Z,
V~ 1860. to recite the rosary
~ for our beloved departed
Prefect. MARIE A. WEST.
MRS. EMMA A. MALEY,
MISS CATHERINE D1EdELMANiN,
Secretary.
wOoLF, ROBERT A., sr. On Thurs
AItO Ntuf A ~
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WILLIAM B. MccLAiN, ". N.
NORMAN i KOONTZ SecY Z

IsBY 5 5ENRK NRERS on h1ssS Sa,YrdSy Ia hi. Ausu
dence. 6430 10Th st. NV. beloved
husband Of Celia Libby and devoted
father Of william, Bernard and Miss
June Libby and Mrs. Serita Ross
OF New York. He also is survived
by his sister: Mrs. Ray Grandis. Of
New York City, and seven grand
children. Funeral services at the
Bernard Danzansky d Sons Funeral
Home, 35Ol 14tn st. NV, on SUM-
day. August z, at l pm. 1nterment
Friendship Lodge Cemetery. Memorial
week. 6420 18th at. NV.
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CAMPBELL, WALTER ERNEST. Sud

denly. on Friday. Ausust 5. 1850,
WALTER ERNEST CAMPBELL of
450O Connecticut ave. NV, Wash
ington, D. c., husband Of Margaret
E. Campbell and father Of Mrs.
Arthur NJ. Gibbons and brother Of
colin Gannett and Mrs. william @.
Lanhan. There also are two grand-
children. Mr.. Campbell rests at the
Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral Home.
S434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring,
Md, where service will be held on
Tuesday August 2, at . pm. (park-
ing facilities. Interment George
washington Cemetery. s
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CHURCH, MALLORY DuRANr. Oh

Thursday, August 4, 1860. MALLORY
DURANT CHURCH Of 2205 Calitor-
Melville and sarah Church; sister
Of Mrs. Mckee Barclay and Mrs.
Frederick G. Blackburn Of Pitts.
burgh, Pa. Services will be held at
st. Thomas Episcopal Church, 18th
and Church SITS. NV, Monday, Au-
gust 8, at IL am. Please omit
foWers. Contributions may be made
to Founders Fund Of National Ca
thedral School.
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RosERT 5sssf ! g. o4neffLL. EpdaiLLs W. NJ,
ELMER z. STEIN. SecY. 8

CHAPMAN. MATTE W. On Thursday
August 4, 1850. MATTE W. CHAP.
MAN. the beloved wife Of Charles R
Chapman and mother Of John G.
Chapman; sister Of Grace Byrne
Josephine Kilby and Mabel Beavers
Funeral from the Walter W. Deal
Funeral Home, 1912 Georgia ave
NV, Monday. August 6, at l pm
mortal Park Cemetery.
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CAMPBELL, WALTER ERNEST.

a emergent Communication Of
N Brightwood Lodge No. 43,
IN F. A. A. M, is hereby called
for Monday. August 8,
1860, at 7:45 pm. at the
MN Warner Z. Pumphrey Fu-
neral Home. S434 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. Md. for the pur-
pose of conducting masonic chapel
services for our late brother. WAL
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SIMPSON, JAMES. sr. On Friday,
August 5, 1850, JAMES SIMPSON,
Sr., Of 1913 18th st. NV, beloved
husband OF Nora T. Simpson and
devoted father of James D. Simpson,
u. Also surviving are q brother,
Claude Simpson, of Miami, Fla. ;
other relatives and many friends.
Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Mcclure, Inc.
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DALEY. ANNIE BELL. on Friday

ASNE ASFHis SELE lefo DA1iE4 L seio1sd VI: VIZ
Of the late Henry o. Daley. mother
Of Aubrey s.; Of Nokesvills; Va;
Ernest DALEY. Of Falls Church, Va;
ia; Mrs. Cecil NJ. Rawlings, Jesse,
H. Willard and Marshall N. DALEY
and Mrs. LaVeta Poole OF Mclean.
Va. She also is survived by IS
grandchildren and. 80 sreat-grand-
Son.y l. kinS iisndS Funersl mas Home III ~
Maple ave. west. Vienna, Va, where
services will be held Sunday, August
z, at pm. Interment Arnon
Chapel Cemetery. Great Falls. Va. z
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1ratha

sRANDENBURG. JAMES WILLIAM. On
MissAM SFifff AYSssi RSRssDSNsGss ass d fAa!s sass
Broad ST.. Brookmont. Md. beloved
husband Of .LeilAh Thames Branden-
and Harold T. Brandenburg; brother
q Mrs: Hasel Z. Kyber. son Of
Of Diana W. Brapdenburg. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Massachusetts, ave. me-,
where services will be held Monday,
August 8. ct IL am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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DratHH

TAYLOR, ALFRED Z. On wednesday,
August 8. 1860, ALFRED E. TAYLOR
OF 616 st. NV: Funeral services
10. Arrangements by Jarvis.
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HARP, SHELBY L. On Friday, August

5. 1850, at Providence Hospital.
SHELBY L. HARP OF 1915 Arcadia
rd.,. Alexandria, Va, father Of Mrs.
Algie r. Drake Of WASHINGTON, D. c.,
and Mrs. Estelle Vincent OF Alex
Noah Albert Hsrp Of strnVb.SIy I
Ark. He also Is survived BY one
grandchild. Dawn Lisa Vincent OF
Alexandria. Va. Friends may call
at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va, after
10 am. Sunday, Aueust z. where
funeral services will be held Mon
day, August 8. at pm. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery,
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1880 ~ hndr.Da Gn at EEdsS sSIct august Esst
Hospital, MARIE EILioTT of Of Val. Val.
dorf. Md, devoted wife Of Sergt.
Herbert Elliott, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Wade of Pittsburgh,
Pa: mother Of Gloria and Diane
Elliott. She also leaves to mourn
her passing fve sisters and Ave
brothers, host OF relatives and
many friends. Notice of funeral later.
Arrangements by the John 7. Rhines
& Co. Funeral Home, 3O15 18th St.
burgh papers, please COPY
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JOHNSON, AARON EDWARD. {

tuesday. August 2. 1860. AARON
EDWARD JOHNSON Of 4313 18th
st. NV. husband Of Lena johnson,
brother Of James Clinton johnson
and Mrs. Beatrice Hamilton. Other
relatives and friends also survive.
After 3 pm. Sunday. August z,
friends may call at the Frazier Fu-
neral Home, $3.50 Rhode Island ave
NV. Funeral Monday. August 8. at
pm. from Mount Moriah Baptist
Church. 18th and East Capitol stS
1nterment Arlington National Gene
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sKInMnRE. RAYMnNn araa.n,u -.

SKIDMOhE, RAYMOND. Suddenly, on
Friday. August ., 1850, RAYMOND
SklDMORE OF 1918 Girard St. Col
Jean K. Skidmore and father Of
Jean Fanflik and Rose Mary Skid
more and brother of Mrs. Theodore
Good. Services at the Gasch Funeral
Home, 1888 Baltimore ave-, Hyatts-
vile, Md, Monday, August 8, at 10
am Relatives and friends invited
Interment Mount Olivet Cemeterr
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day, August S, 1850. Nicholas q
SlMIRTZAKIS, beloved husband OF
zambelal Simirtzakis; father Of John
Stathis: grandfather of sylvia Stat
lus and Anna Marie Simirtzakis,
and brother of Mrs. Elengo Drosis,
Friends may call at the John Conley
Funeral Home, $500 Bank St, Balti-
more, Md.
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COOPER. MARY ADAMS. On Friday

COOPER, MANY ADAMS. On FrluAy
August 5. 1860. at the Montgomery
County Hospital, MARY ADAMS
beloved sister of William and
Charles Adams. She also leaves five
nieces, six nephewS and a host Of
other relatives and friends. After
8 pm. Sunday. August z. friends
may call at the Snowden Funeral
Home, North Washington ST., Rock.
vile. Md. Funeral Monday, August
8, at . pm. from the Jerusalem
Church. Rockville, Nd. the Rev
W. z. williams ofieiating. 1ntermeni
Lincoln Park Cemetery.
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CRAWFORD, JAMES Z, on wednes.

ccRAwFoRD f' Of Of 15iS Columbia I'd.
NV. husband Of Hannah Crawford.
father of James Crawford, stepson
half-brother of Benjamin F. and
Sylvia J. Dobson. uncle Of Alonzo
Crawford and Kenny Wallace. He
also is survived by other relatives
and many friends. Afater 5 pm.
Monday. August s. friends are in
1892 You 1t. NV, where funeral
services will be held Tuesday. Au-
gust Q, at 10 am. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. Family
may be contacted at 323 18th St.
Sc, Ii. 6-526l. 8
Evening star., 1960-08-07
BRANDENBURG. JAMES w. Ap euer

UkG, JAMES W.. An euier.
gent communication 0i
william r. Singleton
Lodge, No. 30, r. A. A. NJ.
Is called at 7:45 pm. sun
day, August z, 1860, a
the Lee Funeral Home, 4tf
st. and Massachusetts, ave
the purpose of conducting
Iunerai services for our lat
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