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Mrs. Pittmon, IS,
Mother of Luruy
Town Manager

LURAY, Va. Aug. 8 (SpeciaD
Mrs. Eunice Elizabeth Pitt
man, IS, mother of town man.
ager Leland H. Pittman. died
Saturday night at Page Memoir
ial Hospital here. She had been
a patient for 18 months.
She was the widow of Elder
R. H. Pittman, pastor of the
Mount Carmel Primitive Bap-
tiSt Church for Is years and
editor and publisher of the
Advocate and Messenger, 9
monthly church paper. He dieo
in 1941.
Mrs. Pittman was a native
Of North Carolina and an art
teacher before her marriage
She was a charter member OF
the Luray Garden Club.
Beside her son. she also
leaves three daughters, Mrs
Harper Hoffman, Mrs. Groveen
Ewers and Mrs. JACK Harden
all OF Luray.
Services were to be held at
4 o'clock this afternoon at
Mount Carmel Church. Burial
will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
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and Tennis Club of Miami.
Fla, and the Lambs Club of
New York City.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Anne Hall, two daughters.
Carter Laird Dunlop and Anne
Byrd Dunlop, and son, Will
liam Laird Dunlop w, all of
the home address. He also
leaves a sister, Mrs. Oliver
Walker of 1922 jamestown
road, WeStmoreland Heights.
Friends may call at the
GaWler Funeral Home, 1856
Pennsylvania avenue NV. Fu-
eral services will be held at
10:l5 am. Wednesday in the
Little Sanctuary at St. Adams
School in the Washington Ca
thedral Close. The family asks
that expressions of sympathy
be in the form of contributions
to the Washington Heart
Association.
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DR.. George Bowermon, ,
D. c. Librorion, Dies

DR.. George F. Bowerman, forI
36 years librarian of the Dis
trict Public Library. died Satur-
Gay at the Washington Hospital
Center. He was 81.
DR.. Bowerman retired from
his library post in 1910 and had
been living in his apartment at
1858 Ontario road NV. since
then. BY the time he stepped
aside the District Library syS-
tenn had grown from one build
ing to IL branches, and circula-
ton had grown from 276.000
volumes to more than three
million.
The librarian was born in
Ontario County. N. Y, in the
Finger Lake section Of his State.
He attended the Genessee Wes-
leyan Seminary in Lima, N. Y,
and received a bachelors degree
from Rochester University in
1892 and a bachelors degree
in library science from the New
York State Library School in
1895. George Washington Uni
versity conferred an honorary
LHD on DR.. Bowerman in 1918.
Choice of Editor
One of his first JOBS was on
the old New York Tribune,
where he wrote some editorials
and articles on education.
Turning from journalism, DR..
Bowerman became librarian at
Wilmington, Del, in 1903 after
a years work on the New In
ternational Encyclopedia.
He became District librarian
in 1904. the choice of the late
T. w. Noyes, editor of The Star
and president OF the library
board. The central library at
Mount Vernon place and Eighth
street NV. had been completed
only a year before.
DR.. Bowerman's biggest prob
lens were to get appropriations
for more books and library
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branches and to raise salaries
of his staff.
He was an advocate of "ro-
bust" reading, and he was con-
vinced that with knowledge
the human spirit is released"
Reading frees man." he
once said. 1T does not regiment
him."
After his retirement, DR..
Bowerman recalled that one OF
his first acts as librarian here
was to tear all the iron bars
off the windows Of the central
library building so we could
take care of the poor lights. I"
And he took pride in the fact
that increased reading material
for children was one of his
big programs. The figures tell
of his success in promoting this
goal; circulation of children's
books rose from II per cent Of
total circulation to As per cent
in his years as librarian.
After he retired, DR.. Bower
man continued active in his
life's work; reading. MY hobby
-reading-and my work are
all Of the same piece" he said.
Actually DR.. Bowerman's re-
tirement was put off by ex-
|ecutive order of President
Franklin D. Roosevelt, and the
librarian did not step down un-
til he was 72.
Then he had more time to
indulge in the books that in
terested him most. Authors
such as Hemingway and Faulk-
ner were among his favorites.
Active in community work.
DR.. Bowerman was a member
of the Literary Society of Wash
ington. the American Library
Association and was secretary
and vice president Of the In
ternational Congress of Libra
rians in Brussels in 1910. He
was president of the District
of Columbia Library Associa-
ton from 1906 to 1907.
Other organization affilia-
tions included the Columbian
Library Association. presidency
of the library department of
the Religious education Asso-
ciation in 1905, membership on
the Delaware State Library
Commission from 1901 to 1904.
He was also the author of seven
books and many articles.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Joy
w. Bowerman of the home ad-
dress, and a sister. Mrs. Ezra
Talmadge Of Schenectady, N. Y.
DR.. Bowerman's first wife,
Sarah Grahame Bowerman died
in 1885.
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E. W. Thomas, Expert
On Fire Prevention

E. Wade Thomas, assistant
State Fire Marshal of West Vir-
ginia, died this morning at
George Washington Hospital.
His home was in Kaiser, w. Va.
Mr.. Thomas was we'll known
among fire department officials
in this area as an expert on
fire prevention. He often lee
tured at f1re-fighting schools in
Virginia and Maryland.
He leaves his wife, Mae, and
two daughters, Mrs. Viola Lee
and Miss Penny Thomas, all of
Kaiser.
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julian W. Pollard Retired
As Peoples Drug Executive

Julian w. Pollard, 10, a
retired executive of Peoples
Drug Stores, Inc, died Satur-
day at Sibley Hospital after a
long illness.
Born in Dover, N. H., and
graduated from the Massachu-
sets College of Pharmacy. Mr..
Pollard operated his own drug
store before entering the Army
Medical Corps in World War I.
In 1919 he began as a
pharmacist with Peoples. He
soon was made an assistant
manager, and then became
manager Of store No. 8 at Four
teenth street and Park road
N. w.
As director of fountains and
later as head of Peoples buying
and sales departments, Mr.. Pol
lard was responsible for the
modernization Of the chains
food service.
He retired in 1855 as direc-
tor of food department actiV-
tiles.
A past president Of the
Washington Restaurant Asso-
ciation, he was active in work
ing for the improvement Of
soda fountain and food santa
ton. He was also a Mason and
a member of the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church.
He leaves his wife Katherine
of the home address, 7037
Thirty first street NV: two
stepsons, Harry c. Ovitt of
Fredericksburg, Va. and Will
liam S. Ovitt of San Diego,
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W. Laird Dunlop III, 81,
Mortgage Banking Executive

William Laird Dunlop III, 81,
executive vice president of
Walker & Dunlop, Inc, a mort
gage banking and real estate
firm, died yesterday after a
heart attack at his summer
home in Cape May. N. J. Mr..
Dunlop lived at 5000 Edgemoor
lane, Bethesda.
A member of an old Wash
ington family, he was related
to the Dunlop, Peter. and Laird
families Of Georgetown. He was
born at 3014 N street NV. and
educated at Augusta Military
Academy and George Washing
ton University.
During World War II, Mr..
Dunlop served at a lieutenant
in the Navy in the South Pa
cific.
Left RFC in 1884
Early in his career he was
associated with the w. B. Hibbs
Co., and Eastman, Dillon &
Co. In 1884 he left a position
with the Reconstruction FL
nance Corp. to become a CO.
founder Of Walker & Dunlop,
Inc.
Mr.. Dunlop was a director
of Washington Clinic Proper
ties, a director Of the P. ].
Nee Furniture Co., a director
of Variable Annuity Life In
Surance Co.. a former director
of the Washington Real Estate
Board, and a former director
of both the Munsey Trust Co.,
and the Mortgage Bankers
Association of Metropolitan
Washington.
Services Wednesday
He was a member of the
Chevy Chase Club. the Colum-
bia Country Club, the Racket
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Dunton Walker,
CoIumnist for
New York News

HYANN1S, Mass, Aug. 8
(AP). Danton Walker, 81,
Broadway columnist for the
New York Daily News for more
than 20 years. died early today
at Cape Cod Hospital.
He entered the hospital July
9 after suffering a heart attack
while on vacation at Province
town, Mass.
Mr.. Walker, bachelor. was
a native of Atlanta, Ga. He had
written his nationally syndi-
Gated Broadway column in the
Daily News since Sept. 8, 1887.
He joined the news staff in
1888 as an assistant to the
financial editor. He handled
financial news for one year,
and was named the news
papers first music critic after
turning in a noteworthy review
of a Metropolitan Opera per-
formance by Lily Pons. He
started his Broadway column
after four years on the News
staff.
Before joining the news, Mr..
Walker had worked as secre-
tary and researcher for the
late Alexandria Woollcott, play
wright and critic. Mr.. Walker
also had been on the staff Of
the New Yorker magazine for
a time.
Mr.. Walker served in Herbert
Hoover's American relief ad-
ministration in World War I
days. After returning to the
United States, he tried a
theatrical career and got a
few roles.
He leaves a sister, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Fickling, Of Hampstead,
N. Y.
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I'm Mrnturiaut
BIILUPs, SARA r. Sacred ia IN. n

BILLUPS, SARA R. Sacred is the MEM
ter, MRS. SARA r. BILLUPS, who
departed this life August 8, 1854.
Her passing left an emptiness
That no one else can fill,
And yet somehow in many ways
She is really with US still.
HAR3It ISn sIEs,E r PltLuPs; & r. ISAAC
BLAYLOCK. HELEN L. In loving mem
HELEN L. L. BLHYLocK. Who passed passed
away two years ago today, August
The love you gave us for many years
VIII never from US depart;
Though r.soS soS are gone beyond our
You are always in our hearts
AND SON. WIN. o. BLAYLocK.
CARROLL, HARRY J. In loving mem
ory Of our dear brother who depart
ed this life one year ago, August 8.
Our hearts still ache with sorrow,
Our eyes shed many tear:
God only knows how much we miss
At the end of one sad year,
Although life's sun for each must set.
ANN AND ' DICK SIMMONS. ''
HALLMAN, EDWARD F. In loving
memory of my husband. EDWARD
F. HALLMAN, who departed this
li5f ldsa one year ago today August s.
May he rest in peace.
SUSIE E. HALLMAN.
HORN, NATHAN. In loving memory Of
our dear father, NATHAN HORN,
who passed away thirty years ago
today. August 8, 1890.
God save us q wonderful father.
God Sds Was Si, one ,e. ThS nsvs5 tb grew qd
He made his heart of pure gold
DAUJGiHTERs' FANNIE, LILLIAN
JONES, MARY B: In, sad but loyins
RHRY Of oNE H TD Ssl0ysa ps,s.d %UsRs sRs;
slsysn ssIs years ago today August s,
We have only a memory, dear
mother,
R0 we ,Si cherish our whSIs He H through
As we treasure the memory Of you.
TER AND JULIA PAYToN.
KLINEHANSE. ELIZABETH. In sad but
ET2faBnTHo SEln2f BR1Tory a sssE mOthfr her
passed away eleven years ago today,
HER pEvoTEp DAUGHTERS. BEU-
Wchh1, JOhN n. IN SAD but loving
memory of our dear devoted husband
and father, JOHN H MCKAY. who
passed away two years ago today,
August s, 1858.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US to forget:
But time so far has only proved
How much we miss you vet
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN
sHoWARD,- DERMA TED. In remeni.
brance Of our. beloved husband and
Though dark and lonely is the day.
We would not mar your rest;
And from our broken hearts we say,
Our Father knoweth best.
We could not bear this bitter loss
Were not His promise true,
That when we each lay down liie'S
Wen be reunited with YOU.
WITH UNpY1NG LOVE. ELSIE,
TATE, ROBERT. In loving memory Of
the best friend that / had in this
world, my dear father, ROBERT
TATE, who left me forty-six years
ago today, August s, 1914, at Mount
Holly, Va.
No one knows how much miss you;
Only God knows the bitter pain.
I have suffered since I lost you.
Life will never be the same
LOVING DAUGHTER. MOSSY.
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Hans A. VogeIstein

NEW YORK. Aug. 8 (AP).-
Hans A. Vogelstein, 56, former
president of American Metal
Climax, Inc, mining and smelt-
ing firm, and former governor
of the New York Commodity
Exchange, died Saturday after
a long illness. He gave up the
presidency Of the company last
year, but continued as chair
man of it's finance committee.
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Frederick T. Rocks

WARWICK. R. l.. Aug. 8
(AP).-Frederick T. Rocks. 80
founder and board chairman OF
the United States Oil Co. of
East Providence. specialists in
oils for the textile industry
died yesterday at a hospital.
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Annette De Foe

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 8 (AP)
Annette De Foe, II. who
starred in such silent screen
moves Of the 1920s as Timber
Wolf" and "One Clear Call"
died Saturday after a long ILL
ness. She also appeared on the
legitimate stage. Her real name
was Gertrude Marie Aucoin.
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Calf. and a sister, Miss Mary
Pollard of Amesbury. Mass.
Services will be at II am. at
the Hines FIIaeral Home, 29i1
Fourteenth street NV. W. 4
burial in the Fort Lincoln Gen.
etery.
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Gara nf Uhanka

koLLINGsi EMMA v The family Of
to express its sincere Appreciation
for the flowers. cards of sympathy
and for kindness shown them dur
ing their recent bereavement
DAUGHTERS, EVELYN. IRENE AND
DOROTHY.
EDWARDS. MARY s. Our heartfelt
thanks to all who extended COM
forting sympathy. help and flowers
in our recent sorrow. Your thought
Iulness will always be remembered
WILLIAM L. EDWARDS AND
FAMILY
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CEMETERY LOTS

FALLS CHURCH. NATIONAL MEMO
RIAL PARK. 4 lots, near fountain.
Atlas 6-2292.
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TOVORNICK.
EARL JENNINGS, Pres.
REV. PATRICK J. NAGLE,
Spiritual Director.
TRACEwELL. CHARLES E. On Sun
fsy acspitsS AqSqst cHARL1s Lee SnsSFRsn
beloved husband Of Cuba stamSts
Tracewell Of Evansville. Ind Serv-
ices at the s; H; Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 29Ol l4th st. NV, WedneS-
ing facilitiesj. Interment ParkIawn
Cemetery.
TUPPER. JENNIE ATKINSON. On Sun
KiNsoS TTsUpPfER'0 0VSi Wife 'efNis Of he Ht fste
Frank Ernest Tupper, mother Of
Ernsst A. Tupper and grandmother
al and E[essf Ees l. uppePpp daPpf5 Services F PaH nd A.
terment private.
WATSON, PRESTON. On Sunday Au-
8qS. y tsIoI /; Il0SSS;. a Igo la Perry Poins Nd,
St. NV Notice so Of 81 funeral riep inGmas iater
ARRANGEMENTS by Jarvis.
WEST, MARIE A. -(nee Messink). On
Erjday' August 8; 1850. MARIE A:
wife of Felix A. west, mother Of
Sister Marie nd Felx, .,,t.r ssh v'. Ef ElEins
Paul Messink. Funeral from the
Geier Funeral Home, 1905 14th st.
NV, Tuesday, August 9, at 9:30
I'm. Solemn high. requiem mass at
terment ST. Mary's Cemetery. s
WHITLEY. THEODORE, on Sunday,
AosS AosSst TasopoRP ase 8 PsTft Gs9ero a
1242 6I2 pl. NV. Notice of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Henry s.
Washington d. Sons.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriun

], William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th st. and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
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Recording Secretary.
KEAGY, HAZEL NJ. On Monday. An
gust 1860. at Casualty Hospital.
Sc; the beloved wife, OF Frank R.
keasy and mother of Rayburn W
Lowell r Keagy, UsMc, Of Camp amp
Lejeune, N. C. Also survived by siY
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
fmasSaGnT,uSettS f T, aye. ne. where serv-
at II: 80 am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. ID
LAUBACH, KATHERINE HAGUE. On
Sunday, August 7. 1860, at Wayerly
Sanitarium, Rockville. Md. KATH-
ERlNE HAGUE LAUBACH, wife Of
se tne late Brig: Gen. Howard L. Lau-
Ferry Hall. Services at Fort Myer
chapel. Wednesday. August 10 at
Pm Interment Arlington Ma
LEE, JOHN E. On Tuesday. August .,
1860, JOHN E. LEE Of l4Us Mon.
ttelIo telIo ave: @ n,ei, husband OF Rose A.
Thomas and Elliott E, Burreii.
Lee of Durham, N. c. He also is is
survived by a son-in-law, Charles
F. Thomas, other relatives and
nlICT % y II. MONDAY,
August 9, friends are invited to cali
at the Jarvis Chapel. 1892 You st
NV, where funeral services will be
held Tuesday, August 0. at pm,
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry.
LEVI, ROSE. On Monday, August s,
1850, ROSE LEVI. Funeral services
at the Bernard Danzansky & Sons
Funeral Home, 35OI 14th st. NV,
on Monday, August \, at 3 pm. In
terment Chesed Shel Emmes Gene
tery.
MASON. JOHN WILLIAM. On Sat-
urday. August =. 1860, at Mount
Alto Hospital, JOHN WILLIAM
MASON Of 6S13 Riggs rd., HyattS-
vile. Md, beloved husband Of Mrs,
Mary Virginia Mason and father Of
JACK F. Mason and son of Mrs, Stella
B. Mason. He also is survived By
his daughter-in law, Mrs. Ruth Ann
Mason, and his granddaughter,
sharon Ann Mason, and four sisters.
Friends may call at Hysongs Fu-
neral Home, 1900 N st. NV. after
Monday morning where services will
be held on Tuesday. August o, at
1870 am. 1nterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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CAMPBELL, WALTER ERNEST.

q emergent Communication OF
IN Brightwood Lodge No. 43,
IN F. A. A. M. is hereby called
MCN for Monday, August 8,
~H 1860, at 7:45 pm. at the
NNT Warner z. Pumphrey Fu-
W neral Home, S434 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, Nd for the pur-
pose OF conducting Masonic chapel
services for our late brother, WAL
TER ERNEST CAMPBELL.
ROBERT G: EDGHILL, W. M
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day. August 5, 1860 1865 REV. as u JAMEs EEs;
HOWLAN. Sr., OF 20 Florida ave
NV: devoted father of Mrs. Char.
ity Lehman and James Howlan. ir :.
brother OF Johnnie Norman. Also
surviving are seven grandchildren,
mnny 1i.ny ether relatives and friends.
friends may call at Boyd's Funeral
Home, 1898 Goth st. NV. Funeral
TUESDAY, August o. at pm, from
southern Baptist Church, the Rev
Appling ofdciating Interment Wood
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royoRNICK. FREDERICK. The men,

bers OF the Holy Name
Society OF the Shrine of
the Sacred Heart are re-
ouested to assemble at the
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 290l l4th st. NV,
Tuesday, August o, 1860,
pm. to recite the rosary
repose Of the soul of our
member, FREDERICK
LCK.
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CONDON, OSMONn LANES. on An,

COND0E, OSMOND JAMES. On Sun
{nHto1 DAY; AgETst .ns, Z 1852 aos e. the , WSHh;
coSpoN sEo ot 7s6S s%9Np csss2 aye JAMES TS
koma Park, Md, beloved husband OF
Olive NJ. Condor and brother OF Rob-
ert s., Verne and Roland Condor.
Private services at the Takoma Fu-
neral Home, 254 Carroll St NV.
lparking oppoSitet, on wednesday,
August 10. Family requests the omis-
sion of flowers, 8
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Dfatha

MASON. JOHN W. Members Of the
~ Policemen's Association OF
ESA d. c., are requested to at
M ANN tend the funeral OF our
HtN&8 III late brother, JOHN W
NsosAly MASON. from Hysong's Fu-
&W neral Home, 18th and N
SITS. NV, on Tuesday. Au-
gust 8, 1860, at 1880 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
KENNETH ?. FOLSOM. secy.
MASON, JOHN W. Members Of the
Association OF Retired Po-
-r@ ned Of the passins of our
AA nEsos lste brother tn s.,TS9aN JOIN W: ":
u gqst 8; 1850; at Mount
at HySong's Funeral Home, 1900
N st. NV. Tuesday. August o. at
1890 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
ROBERT D. DYAS, Pres.
RICHARD A BURTON Secy
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FULLAhD' JULIAN W. On Saturday,
ATEqst 4IIT 8; 1850; at sibley Hospital,
st. NV. beloved husband Of Ksth.
crime n; Pollard: stepfather OF Harry
c; and William s. Ovitt, and brother
of Miss Mary l. Pollard, Services At
the 8. H: Hines Co. Funeral Home,
August 0. at II am. (parkinS facil'
itiesl. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry.
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BECKwITH. MILE T. On Sunday,

Home. Vienna, va, MILE T
BECKWITH, wife OF the late Ben
jamin Beckwith, Sr She is survived
by two stepsons. Benjamin. ir.. and
Everett D. Beckwith, several nieces
and nephewS. Friends may call at
the Money & King Funeral Home,
III Maple ave. west, Vienna, Va,
where services will be held Wednes-
day. August 10, at > pm. Interment
National Memorial Park Cemetery,
Falls Church, Va. 9
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HUsEMAN. VIRGINIA G. Suddenly ar

HCSEMhN, VIRGINIA G. Suddenly on
Saturday, August 8, 1860, at her
sPPlas. SssS Md WGsdlhRd TiRdINTdA g. HTsf s5ySr
MAN, wife Of Charles N Huseman
mother OF Charles T Husemsn'
qaughter of Mrs. Gertrude Trew
EIoyd and sister of James Trew,
MrSi sl husssman rests at the Warner
georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md
Mhere services will be held on
wednesday, August 10. at 1880
I'm lparking facilitiesl. interment
visit at the funeral home after
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Chairman Of Coincidence
r. F. BULLTTT, Secy.
HINDIN. SIDNEY b. On Au0px, q
1850, SIDNEY B. HINDIN. beloved
son of the late Hyman and Minnie
Aindin: devoted brother OF Mrs Mar
ina Samler Of Baltimore, Mrs. Doro-
thy Bonart and Leon Hindin of
Weshington, p C., and the Mate
Jack Hlndin. Services at Sol Levin.
son Brothers Funeral Home, t,0i o
day, August s. at 10 am. interTnent
Hebrew Rosedale Cemetery, BATH
more. Please omit flowers. In mourn
Ing at 1894 Sequoia ave, Baltimore,
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AUGUST 5, 1870. WILLIAM Il IF ?. cRTMx, cERsGTix'
Sr. of Kemptown. Md, beloved hus-
band Sf Catherine V. !crum. father
Betty Jane crum, and brother Of
Mrs. John Z. Tabler, Mrs. George
Ray. Joseph r. and Clarence W.
Crum. Mrs. Crum rests at the Olin
L. Molesworth Funeral Home, Da-
mascus, Nd, where service VIII be
held on Tuesday. August g, at . pm.
Interment Providence Ne h o dist
CemeterY. KemntnWn Md
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'ITlE Z: OmcerS and men,
bers Of the Ladies First
Aid Union of Churches,
Inc, are requested to as
semble in uniform at 1880
am. Tuesday, August y,
1850, at Mount Carmel
Baptist Church, Sd and
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POLAND. BLANCH On Sunday .r

FUbAND. bLANCH Z. On sunday, Au-
ssiaNcH ssTiss 1880 poI At i, NT WsrrsntGn: Va,
Valley, Va. wife a q the "a late rissssSst sssSss
Poland. She also is survived by
foster daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Car
rico Of Philadelphia, Pa: three sis
ters, Mrs. Levi Amber Of Aldie, Va;
MIS- mary panele Of Arcola. Va,
ton. D. C.; one brother, Thomas
Crouch OF Falls Church. Va. Friends
may call at the Green Funeral
Home, "a Eden St. Herndon, Va,
where services will be held Tuesday,
AAsHsuSt y, at pm. EDIT. lnterment
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FRAZIER. ERNEST H. On Saturday,

August 8, 1860. ERNEST Il. Fra FRA
ZlER OF 1857 E st. Sc. beloved fus-
band of Margaret Frazier and ia
ther OF Tillman ~, Robert L., James
Evelyn v. Evans. Also surviving are
eight grandchildren, one sister, two
brothers, other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Wednesday.
August 10, friends are invited to
Gsii at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home,
lS:O 9TH st. NV, where services
VIII be held at l pm. Thursday,
August IL. IN
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gust / iasH At an prince phiulsoSy, Gso-ss- As-
> General Hospital. CORA BROOKS
OF SOLO Pratt St, North Englewood,
Nd, beloved wife Of the Rev, Carl
c Brooks. sister Of Richard and
Frank Thomas. She also Is survived
by a host Of other relatives and
friends. The late Mrs Brooks will
Baptist Church. 6Ol2 Pratt ST.,
4 North Englewood. Md. after 2 pm.
Monday. August 8. where services
Will be held Tuesday. August o at II
am. the Rev. John H. Jackson ON
ciating. Casket will not be opened
National Cemetery. Services by
Stewart
Evening star., 1960-08-08

PEARSON. SAMUEL NJ. On Saturday,
August 9, 1850. SAMUEL NJ. PEAR
SON, the beloved husband Of Helen
Y. Pearson and father OF Jack Marx
PEARSON and Helen Marie Norm. Five
grandchildren also survive. Funeral
from Walter W. Deal Funeral Home,
4Sl2 Georgia ave. NV, Wednesday,
August 10. at S:15 am. Reotiem
mass at st Catherine LabournS
Catholic Church, wheaton. Nd, al
am. lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-08-08

August !. 1860. JAMES NJ. BRuNNER,
Of 7"l Shepherd st. NV. Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements BY
CAMPBELL. WALTER ERNEST. Sud
denly. on Friday. August 8, 1860,
WALTER ERNEST CAMPBELL Of
45O0 Connecticut ave. NV, WASH
E. Campbell and father Of Mrs
arthur NJ. Gibbons and brother of
Miss Helen B. Campbell, Mrs. NAL
COLIN Gannett and Mrs. william q.
Lanhan. There also are two grand
children; Mr.. Campbell rests at the
Si34 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
Md. where service will be held on
Tuesday. August Q, at . pm. (park-
ing facilitiesl. 1nterment George
Washington Cemetery