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Evening star., 1960-01-08

Announcements Of
Services By Chambers
In Mrmnriant

BEAsLEY. BERLIN $. In memory Of
BEAsLEY. who passed away Jan
uary a lg4S
The years roll on as days pass by.
And memory of you shah never die
The years are now twelve in
Rest IN I,aIss.e peace in your heavenly
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. ELLA
BEASLEY
BROCATO. DOROTHY L. In loving
memory OF our dear wife and mother.
DOROTHY L BROCATO. who de-
parted this life seven years ago
today. January 3, 1858.
God called her home. it was His will.
But in our hearts we love her still;
Her memory is as dear TODAY
As in the hours she passed away
We often sit and think Of her
When we are all alone,
For memory is the only thing
That grief can call its own.
YOUR DEVOTED HUSBAND AND
BROWN, SERENA. In loving memory
BROWN. who passed to the Great
Beyond twenty-one years ago, jan
uary s. 1899.
No fortune or fame can ever COM
To a mothers love or a mothers
And of all Gods sifts there isn't
another
30 precious and wonderful as a
In life we loved you dearly. in death
We do the same;
Peaceful be your rest. dear Mother.
vo until we meet again.
PUNE LILLIAN AMOS Ann
CLAY, RICHARD II. In loving mem
ory Of my dear husband, RICHARD
year ago today. January 8. 1859.
In my heart your memory fingers,
Always tender. fond and true:
There is not day, dear Richard,
That / do not think OF you.
l cannot begin to describe YOU,
There is so much that would 60
untold.
For / was blessed with a husband.
Whose heart was as pure as gold.
Your life was SO unSelhsh.
And for others you always lived:
No. not for what you could get,
But what you could always give
Your kind heart was ever cheerful
To strangers or friends;
All who knew you lovet YOU dearly,
yoGR EovNG fSS Hsdf wFE paEfu me- Il !hc cLHa sRS
Mrs. Mrs ELossfE F 9sHotER ADAMS MhsEioAS0R'
HAYES, THOMAS A. In loving men,
ory Of our dear husband and father,
THOMAS A HAYES, who passed
away three years ago today, jan
YOUR pEVoTED WIFE AND cHIL-
DREN.
MORGAN. ROBERT WILLARD. In
loving memory of my dear husband,
ROBERT WILLARD MORGAN. who
passed beyond the sunset January
g. 1855
He lived in q house by the side of
;ae road, and was a friend to
man. EDITH s. MORGAN.
SNYDER, EDWARD Z In loving
memory Of my dear husband. Ed
WARD z. SNYDER, who left me
January \, 1921.
Somewhere there is no parting,
Dark clouds are rolled away;
In that eternal somewhere
We shall meet again some day.
LOVING WIFE, ANNIE C.
SNYDER. EDWARD r. A tribute Of
love and devotion to the memory
OF my beloved husband EDWARD
T. SNYDER, who passed away
thirty y-nine years ago today, jan
uary s. 1921.
His life is beautiful memory
ANNIE c. SNYDER.
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day, January 5, 1860. cORiNTHIA
W BRANCH of 217 Division ave.
re. beloved wife of Ernest L.
Branch and d4Lgnter Of the iate
Junius and Sally Whitby, sister OF
Mrs. Loretta Lacey Also surviving
are, a nephew. Malcolm D Whltoy,
and other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Sunday. jan
nary 10. friends are invited to
call at her late residence. Fu-
neral services on Monday jan
uary II, at the Calvary Episcopal
Church, 9Th and Eve SITS ne
st 10 am. Interment Arlington
national Cemetery Arrangements
BY Mcguire Inc 10
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AnuFtltng

rRATEN, JACOB. dwelling memorial
services TO be held on SUNDAY, jan
nary 10, 1850, at 2:30 pm. at
King David Memorial Cemetery
Fails Church. Va. For information
or transp.. call RA. 3e94O2. $50
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FANG, SHU-CHUN tANNIE). On
George Washington University Hos
pital SHu-CHUN (ANNiEI PANG.
Wlie OF Jen-Ming PanR. mother Of
Infant PanR and sister OF Mrs. Daniel
4. 7. Lee, Friends may call ct
Oawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa ave NV,
courtesy parking at 18th and a
stS, n.w). where services will be
held on Saturday. January q, at
~ am. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
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COLLINS. MERTON EUGENE

Thursday, January :. 1860. at the
washington Sanitarium and Hos
pltal. MERTON EUGENE COLLINS
oi 9b04 Evergreen St Silver Spring,
Collins, father Of Gene Collins and
son OF Mrs Elsie NJ Collins Mr..
Collins rests at the Warner Z Pun
phrey Funeral Home, s434 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Nd. where serV-
ices will be held on Saturday Jaw
iacillties). Interment ParklawE
Cemetery
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JUNIMUS DAVIS. President.
ALFRED SELBY. Secretary. q
MASSEY. EREnERICK HAMnTnN

NANSEH, FhEDEHIOk HAMILTON.
Departed this life suddenly. on Fri
day, January !. 1860, FREDERICK
HAMILTON MASSEY. He leaves to
mourn their loss q devoted wife.
Dolores Massey; two daughters,
Freida and Loretta Massey; a low
Ing mother. Mrs. Mslinda Massey;
nye brothers. James T., Ernest II 4.
Charles E.. Thomas N and Alphonso
Sullivan. Mary e sand and Georrianna @ anna
Massey. and host Of other reia-
yves and friends. After . pm.
SUNDAY. January 10. friends may
eail at the Henry s. Washington a.
sons Funeral Home. 467 N st. NV,
Nhefe the rosary will be recited at
pm. Mass will be offered at
81 am. Monday. January II. at
~. Martin's Catholic Church, 1900
North Capitol st. Interment Ar
hnston National Cemetery
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JONES. MES ELIzABErH BROWNE. Sud.

denly. on Wednesdsy' January O8 8.
ELIZABETH BROWNE JCNEs''
daughter Of the late Isabel and
Charles s Jones sister of Miss
Anne Lee Jones. Friends may call
At the Francis II Barber Funeral
Home. LaytonSville. Md. Maryland
Route lOSl. Services will be Ieid
at St Luke's Episcopal Church,
Brighton. Md. on Saturday. jan
uary q, at 1880 am 1ntermsnt
WoodSide Cemetery
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KEMP. WILLIAM H. On w.d,.,A.v

January 8. 1860. at his residence
3l"4 a st Sc. WILLIAM II. KEMP.
beloved husband Of Evalyne NJ.
kepD. father of william and Ralph
Kemp, Yyonne Mcclure and Jean
Elizabeth RickmeieT and Mother
Claude Agnes Kemp OF the Vista
tion Order. Friends may call at
the Robert A Mattingly Funeral
Home. 81 lth St Sc. until satur-
ouiem mass at Our Lady Queen OF
Peace Church at $50 am. Rels
tives and friends invited Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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MALLOY. JAMES Suddenly. on

Thursday, January Z. 1860. JAMES
7. MALLOY OF 3702 South l4th St,
Arlington, Va. beloved husband Of
Clara Q. Malloy and father Of Mrs
Elizabeth Lacey, Mrs Mary Morgan,
Mrs. Anne Hill, James M, Thomas
Joseph, Donald and Cornelius NAL
lay, all OF Metropolitan Washington;
brother Of Matthew c. and Joseph A.
children and one Ereat-grandchiId
Friends may call at the Robert :.
Murphy Funeral Home. 1924 Colum-
bia pike, Arlington. Va. (parking in
rear, after 10 am. Saturday, jan
the above funeral home at ii am
Monday, January II. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 10
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DONALDSON SCOTT W srdao,.

on Thursday. January Z. 1901 al
his residence. BIB 42d st. NV,
SCOTT W. DONALDSON. husband
oi Mary 4, Donaldson ana tathcr
Of Scott Frances Jean anu Eliza
beth Donaldson. Friends may cali
at GaWlfr's Chapel. 1855 Pa. ave
n ". courtesy parking. corner 18th
and @ SITS: NV. Services will be
held at the Horthminster Presby-
terrain Church. Alaska ave. and Kali
MIA rd. NV. on Saturday. January
Wich " Y
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CONNER. WILLIAM HERsERT. Sud

1881 1870, wfLL1AM Vi 1AMS'0iHs aEsRBfRT BSfaR9aFy coz. :.
NER Of 1928 columbia I'd. NV,
beloved husband OF Grace L. Con-
ner. father of William Herbert Con-
ner, ,ir son of Marybelle Conner
and Nelson L Conner Services al
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
2HOl i4th 81, NV on Saturday.
January 9. at II am parking
fac.litiesD. Interment Fort Lincoln
CemPteTy 80
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CHASE. CLYDE w. suddeply

Thursday, January :. 1850. al his
residence 2120 Wisconsin ave. NV,
CLYDE W CHASE. beloved husband
OF Hannah B. Chase. Funeral serv-
ices at the De Vol Funeral Home,
1924 Wisconsin ave. NV. on Satur
day. January Q. at lO.an am
Friends and relatives invited In
teTment private. Expressions of
sympathy may be made BY contribu-
tlons to the Washington Heart Fund.
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CROssIN. JOHN r. sr On wedns,.

day. January 4. 1860, JOHN ?
CROSSIN, Sr beloved husband Of
the late Sarah Z CrosSin and father
OF John p. tr. and Wyatt o
Crossin. Funeral from the Sim
mons Bros Funeral Home, 1851
5000 Hope rd Sc. parking facili-
$50 am; thence to St Francis
Xavier Catholic Church. where
mass will be offered at 8 am for
the repose of his soul Interment
Washington National Cemetery.
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KAMM. ETHEL o. On Thursday. Jan

uary :. 1860. at the National In
stitutes Of Health. ETHEL o. KAMM
OF lO205 Edgewood ave, Silver
Spring. Nd. beloved wife OF Henry
G. Kamm and mother OF Arthur 7 7.
kamm and Mrs. Fred Kleinknecht.
lr.. and sister OF Gerald d and OLAF
c. Thorpe and Mrs Albert Thomp-
son There also are Ave grand
children Mrs Kamm rests at the
warner z. Pumphrey Funeral Home
S434 Georgia ave. Silver SprinR.
Mo parking facilities Services
on Saturday. January 81. at 3 pm,
at Fort Lincoln Chapel Entomb-
ment Fort Lincoln Mausoleum Q
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JOHNSON. NORA l. OF Aoo1 or

St p.s, on January 5. ias0i wife e
OF Henry P. johnson. mother OF
Jack Leech. Rita Quinn and Mary
Williams. and sister Of Katherine
M Healy, Lillian Lohan. Della. Long
and Msdge O'DonoEhue She also
Is survived BY elsvRn grandchildren.
PRAYERS at Chambers' Funeral Home,
5SOl Cleveland ave. Riverdale Nd.
on Saturday. january .. at a.I5
am Mass at st Anthony'S Cath
olic Church. l2tI and Monroe SITS.
ne. at 10 am. IntCrment Mount
OliVet Cemetery.
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DAILY, AUBREY TRUITT On Thin,

day, January :. 1860. at the Circle
AUBREY TRuif.T fb5IH+Ro'fsi bAIY. Husband sa
Of Luella c. DAILY OF POS East
windsor ave. Alexandria, Va
father Of Donald c. DAILY Of Alex
Arlinston. Va: son of the late WI
liam B. and Annie Truitt DAILY.
Services on Saturday. January q.
AZ 1880 am. at ST RitaS Cath
ole Church, Russell rd and Glebe
rd., Alexandria. Va Interment Co.
lumbla Gardens Cemetery. Frienus
may call at the Everiy- Nheatiey
Funeral Home. 1900 West Brad
dock rd O.. Alexandria. Va, until time
Of services.
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CHALLENGER. SARAH CHAMBER.

LalN. Oh WEDNESDAY, January Il,
Igbu IN Chicago. III, SARAH
CHAMBERLAIN CHALI ENGER. be-
loved wife OF 1t Zac G. Challenger.
daughter Of John and the late
Leons Chamberlain. Fourteen sis
terS. nine brothers. one grandmother.
other relatives and many friends also
survive Friends NAV call at the
Hoffman Funeral Home 900 9TH
81. NV. from p am. until IL room
Saturday, January o, at pm. from
the Morning Star Pentecostal
CHURCH. Az Dix St ne lnterment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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COURTNEY PAULF or 5so4 lame,

town I'd. West Hyattsville. Nd. on
January 8, 1850, husband OF Denise
Courtney. father Of Mary Theresa
and Rita Eileen Courtney. brother
OF Mrs Mary Jameson, Mrs Roy
Binstead. Lawrence E and Jo-
seph r. Courtney Several nepE-
eWs and nieces also survive. Prav-
eTS at Chambers Funeral Home.
5s0l Cleveland ave. Riverdale Nd
on Monday. January II. at $40
am Mass in ST. Jerome's Roman
catholic Church. sos AID ave,
Hyattsville, Nd. at Q am Inter-
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LESTER. LULA. On Thursday, Jan.

L1Eo I'm. LULA. On Thursday, jan
nary Z, 1860, at 53l0 Dorset place
NV. LULA LESTER. mother Of
Mrs. John @. Minor OF 53I0 Dorsett
place NV. Mrs. B. D. Snyoer, Her
bert Lester of Akron, Ohio:
Raucie W Lester OF Baiberton,
Ono; Garrett L. Of Mogsdore,
Ohio, and Marvin D. Lester Of
Elizabethtown. Ky. She also is
survived by two sisters and four
brothers. Services at the s r.
Hines Co. Funeral Homc 20Ol l4th
81. NV, on Saturday. January g.,
a. ~ am. parking facIlitits)
Services and interment at Ferry :
vile. Ky.
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LINS. MATTE ZINKHAM On Thurs.

zINKHAM LINs Of jacksonville Nd H.
beloved wife OF the late Joseph Lins
and beloved mother of George M
and Joseph D. LinS and Mrs John
Walker Services at the Brooks
Funeral Home So York I'd. Tow
son. Nd. on Monday, January H.,
AZ II am Interment jacksonville
United Church OF Christ Cemetery.
The family will receive friends daily,
3 to and : TO pm. 10
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ROBERTSON. MARCARET q

denly, on wednesday. January 8,
1860, at her residence. 5OO5 55th
GARET c. ROBERTSON. beloved
wife Of Harry A. Robertson. She
also is survived by her moth ,r.
Mrs Charles c. Freer: a sister, Mrs.
A FTeeT Reistivss md fricnSs % nav
call at the Gasch Funeral Home,
ABB Baltimore ave. Hyattsv.lle.
Md. where services will be held
on Saturday. January q. at II
am. Interment Fort Lincoln Gem
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FLANAGAN, LoTTIE E. On weone,.

day. January q. 1860. al Silver
dale; Pa. formerly oil Northeast
Warrington, LOTTIE Z FLANh-
GAN. beloved wife vi the Jate VIII
lam J. J. Flanagan. mother Of
MIS-. joseph d Titus Of Silverdale,
Pa. and stepmother OF Harry Elan.
asan OF Washington. D. c Friends
may call at Valleys Funeral Home,
300 Rhode Island ave. at Eastern
ave; ne, where services will be
nelo on Saturday. January q. at
m: Relatives and friends in
Vited. lnterment Fort Lincoln Gem
etery viewing on Friday, January
.. from to 8 pm.
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FOSTER. CARRIE 7. Departed this

NE on Tuesday January ). 1850
the National Institutes OF Health
CARRIE 7 FOSTER OF 33g Bryant
81 NV She leaves to mourn heir
!oSs a devoted husband, Roy 8
Foster. and one devoted son, Leroy
roster. The remains are rest
neral Home. oh3j lads ST n .
LU 1886. Notice of funeral later,
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CAMPBELL, PII.L HERMAN sM On M9paayy,

BELL of rs Hanover St. NV be-
loved father OF Ralph and Sylvester
Campbell, Mesdames EVELYN King.
Lois Burns and Sylvia NtckenS
brother OF Mrs Elizabeth LadSon
He also is survived by fve grand
children. other relatives and friends.
The late Mr. Campbell may be
viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Home. 30 H st ne after > pm.
Friday, January :. where services
viii be held on Saturday. January
al pm. lnterment Lincoln
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CATHERINE BROWN,

The oficers and members OF tho
Federation Catholic Social Action
death of CATHERINE B. MANS
FIELD on Wednesday. January q.
1880 to recite the rosary on
Sunday, January 10. at pm. a.
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920
9th st. NV. for our deceased
secretary.
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MANSFIELD, CATHERINE BROWN

On Wednsdayn January 9: 1881,
Of l444 W st. NV. beloved. wife
OF Charles D Mansfield and de-
voted mother OF Hathaway Mans
held. Also surviving are other re1a-
tives and many friends Notice of
funeral later Family may be con-
tacted at 2125 Quincy st NED
Arrangements by MCGUIRE. Inc.
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RICE. THO

January 9n !. 1880 a. at sibiey laosSfai' Hospitsi'
THOMAS H. RICE. the beloved hus-
band Of Ruth Edna Rice, father OF
Marjorie Rice. Adrian L. Rice,
Thomas H Rice, jr >. Of New York.
Mrs. Nancy Arrington and Mary
Rice; brother Of Mrs. Enc Lomax
and Mrs. Lillian Murphy. He also
Is survived by three grandchildren.
Funeral from the Simmons Bros
Funeral Home. 6B1 Good HOPE rd.
sc parking facilitiesJ. on Satur-
day. January o. at $3.50 am: thence
10 St Dominic's Catholic Church,
9Th and E StS sw. where mass
will be offered at 10 am. for the
repOse Of his soul. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rosary on
Friday. January s. at 7:3O pm s
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ALMA c HAWKINS. President.
IRENE STANCIL. Cor. Secy.

January. .. 1860. LEWIS REYN.
OLDS Of 500 l4th st. ne brother
OF Mrs Susie Alien. uncle Of Mrs
Vivian r Johnson, Aaron. Leonard
and WilliSton Bankett Mrs Thelma
Wilds. Vernon Reynolds. Mrs lone
Rainey and Mrs. June Pollard. Other
nieceS and nephewS also survive.
After 3 pm Sunday. January 10.
friends may call at the Frazier .'u-
neral Home, $3.50 Rhode Island Ne
NV. where services will be held Oh
Monday. January IL. at pm.
lnterment Arlington National Gem
etery. 10
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HARRIS. ROBERT. On wednesday,

HARRIS. ROBERT. On Wednesday,
Ris Of 1855 Norris Fi1Aci I'd s.e', beioHed nAS
husband Of Mrs Pearl Harris
= and father Of Mrs. Robbie Lou
Miller. Also surviving are two sis
tiers. two brothers. his stepmother,
other relatives and many friends
After 4 pm. Friday. January s,
friends are invited to call at the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home 1920 9Th
st. NV. Funeral services at the
First Tabernacle Church If Christ.
400 Alabama ave Sc. ct pm.
SATURDAY, January q Internent
Mount Olivet Cemetery,
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uary ), 1850 HORACE j, HAIL
Of 99S County rd., District Heights.
Nd. devoted husband OF Beatrice
V. Hall father Of Dolores Brooks
and brother of Lucille Williams
Edward, Charles Anthony and Basil
Hall. Also surviving are four grand
children. other relatives and frierds
Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Rollins. 10
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HALE. CHLOE. On Thursday, January
4, 1850, at her residence. 4clS s.
35th ST., Arlington, Va, CHLOE
HALE, wife Of the late Ira Granville
Hale, mother OF Roy E. Hale, Mrs
Ethel Evans, Miss Nora Hale. Mrs
Carolyn Holbrook and Mrs Pearle
Throop; grandmother OF Ken Evans,
Julia Throop. John and Mark Hol-
brook. Funeral services and inter
ment Csstlewood. Va. Saturday.
January q
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GILBERT. CATHERINE GEORGE. On

GRAY. JAMES OLIVER, Jr. On
Thursday, January :. 1860. at Sib-
ley Memorial Hospital JAMES
wood drive NV. beloved husband
OF Lavinia c Gray and brother of
Samuel Hamilton Gray Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel. 1885
Pa. ave. NV. after 10 am Fri
day. January 8 courtesy parking,
corner 18th and @ SITS u.wl where
services will be held on Saturday,
January 2, at . pm. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery,
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BURROUGHS. CLIFTON MICHAEL

at the Montgomery County Cen.
eral Hospital, Olncy. Md. CLIFTON
MICHAEL BURROUGHS. beloved
husband Of Mary G. Burroughs Of
Cedar Grove. Md. and father Of
Mary Federline. Katherine Stone
burner. Mabel Chrobot. Irene Baker,
@ Albert. J. Oliver and Paul p.
BnrroughS Friends may call at
the Francis H. Barber Funeral Home.
Iaytonsville, Nd Maryland Route
les where the rosary will be re-
cited on Friday, January 4. at 3
pm REQUIEM mass will be held
% the st. Rose Church. Choppers,
Nd. on Saturday. January q, at
am. 1nterment Gate Of Heaven
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JAMES. LULA J. On Thursday. jan
uary 1860, at Providence Hos
pltsl, LULA J. JAMES, beloved wife
OF Bernard A. James and mother o.;
Louis S. GoSS. sister OF John Z and
William Winfield PRAYERS at the
simmons Bros. Funeral Home 1881
GOOD Hope rd. Sc parking facili-
tieSl. on Saturday. January %. at
! pm Interment Mount Ollvet
Cemetery
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RANDALL. JOHN. Members OF
n the tional
Church USherS Association
Il OF D. C., Inc. are hereby
notified OF the death OF
n our beloved member. JOHN
N1TTHIn6I1 RANDALL. Funeral serv-
>lA44b~ ices on Saturday. January
q. 1850, At the Randall Methodist
Church, 1909 Browning place ne,
at pm .,,,,, ,,,.
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HOGAN. JOHN. On Thursday JAM
uary :. 1860, JOHN HOGAN, brother
OF Michael hogan. Friends may
call at the Walsh Funeral Home.
al llth ST. Sc. where prayers
s.. at $50 am Fequiem mass
a. St JoSeph's Church at q am.
Interment Aount Olivet Cemetery.
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Francis oaseh Funeral Home. 4739
Baltimore ave. Hyattsville. Nd.
Services on Saturday, January o.
at . am, at st. HuEh's Cath
olic Church. GTeenbelt. Md In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery
Members Of the union are invited
ROBERT TAUB. President,
HAROLD B. HUGHES. v. Pres.
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JOHN n. on wednesday.
January o., 1860. JOHN H RAN
ne. beloved husband OF Edna RAN
dali He also is survived by three
dauThters. two sons. one sister. one
brother. twelve grandchildren, eleven
Ereat-grandchildren and q host OF
other relatives and friends The
late Mr. Randall may be viewed
al the Stewart Funeral Home. 80
II ST. ne. from . pm. Friday,
January g. to 9 am. Saturday.
January 3; thereafter will lie in
state al the Randall Memorial Meth
odiSt Church, 1909 Browning place
ne. where services will be held al
p:m the Rev. Julius Carroll
onciatinR. lnteTment WoUd!Awr
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By DANA BULLEN
Star STAFF Writer

A vigorous plea for immedi-
ate action by the Montgomery
County Council to end segre-
cation at Glen Echo Amuse-
ment Park was made today
before the council.
More than so spectators
heard Laurence Henry, leader
in the amusement park demon
strations. tell council members:
you can never have peace in
this community as long as Glen
Echo Park is segregated"
The Negro leader in the
rights battle called for i'm
mediate action by the council
to end discrimination at the
park.
This is not thing you car
bypass" he said.
He accused the council oi
attempting to shift RESPONSE
bility for dealing with the Gler
Echo situation when it created
a commission on inter-raciaI
problems last week.
Commission Action Opposed
This is a matter for you
not a commission, to clarity. -
Mr.. Henry said.
A debate between council
members and spectators in the
packed council chamber de-
veloped after the council indi-
Gated it would take no action
today on petition calling for
an end to use of segregated
swimming facilities at Glen
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Kurrick OKs
Health Unit
In Northeast

District Commissioner David
B. Karrick will recommend
that 81 million health center
for residents of the far North
east be included in the Dis
trict's broad six-year public
works program.
He said yesterday. after a
meeting with officials of the
District Health Department,
health advisory groups and
representatives of civic organ
izations in the area, that he
will urge the Board of Com
miSSioners to approve the
proposal.
There are about 10000
people living in the far North
east area" Mr.. Karrick said.
The population is expanding
all the time. The area is rather
remote from District health
facilities"
The proposal was indorsed
by Dr.. Daniel L. Finucane, di-
rector of the health depart
ment, and members of the
District Health Advisory Coun-
Gil and the Health and Wei
fare Council.
The meeting was initiated by.
the Far Northeast Council of
Civic Associations. Residents
had urged inclusion of a health
center in the area in the public
works program when hearings
were held several months ago.
but the center was left out of
the Six-year schedule.
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Council Urged to End
Glen Echo Segregation

Echo in connection with the
county's SUNNI er recreation
program.
Hyman Bookbinder, 630S
Bannockburn drive, Bethesda,
called on the council to act to-
day to avoid any "misunder-
standing" as to the governing
body's position.
Council members hastened to
assure Mr.. Bookbinder, Mr.
Henry and other speakers that
they were not trying to duck
responsibility for dealing with
the Glen Echo problem.
Council Position Stated
Grover K. Walker. council
president, said the group hac
decided to take no action until
its recently created commission
on inter-racial problems hac
tried its hand at easing race
tensions.
If the commission is unable
to solve the Glen Echo prob.
lem. then the council will ex-
plore other methods" Mr.
Walker said. He added that
other council members agreed
with this approach.
Stanley B. Frosh, council
member. said the council itself
could not start negotiating With
each place that practices dis
elimination.
Other council members said
they hoped to clear up more
than the Glen Echo situation.
Evening star., 1960-07-19
Wheaton Youth browns
On His 18th Birthday

A Wheaton youth who went
fishing with friends on his 18th
birthday drowned yesterday in
a pond near Glenmont, Md.
John w. johnson. jr.. told
his companions he wanted to
try out his new rod and reel.
His grandparents had sent him
money for his birthday to buy
the equipment.
His other presents were to
have been given him at a
small party last night at his
home 1910 Randolph road,
where John lived with his par
ents and three younger sisters.
About 2 pm. John and his
friends, William Whltmore, is,
of 3409 Farthing drive, and
Billy Matthews, Is, of $500
Randolph road, went to a pri-
vate pond near Layhill road.
The boys split up, John fish
ing alone on one side of the
pond and his friends on the
other.
John waded in later and
tried to swim across to rejoin
the others. Half way across
the 60-foot pond he stopped
swimming. He appeared to be
in trouble.
The other youths tried to
save him. but John disappeared
in the muddy water.
Firemen from Kensington
and Sandy Spring found the
body in less than an hour.