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THE EVENING STAR
Wellington, 0. C , Thurtdoy, March 26, 1959
With Regard to a
Card of Thanks
Vtry often o cord of rhonk* in
Tfco Sfoi mooli o need which con
hardly bo tohrod in ony othe* way
Not only ft it 0 frociooi eiprettton
ol grotitudo lo thoto who ho*o »hnt
Moral Irlbotot but alio coortcouily
acknowlodgci tho icrvKOt and
kindnouot ol Iho many to whom
a gortonol nolo ol thonki cannot
wall bo mailed or whose natnei
and oddroiioi are not known
Insertion ol • card ol thanks
may bo arranged by telephone to
The Slot, LI. 3-5000.
The Evening and Sundoy Star
- ,i »
• •ft ' > - ’ •
HttitriUttg
MOKTOW. ABRAHAM. There will br
• n unveiling ol * monument to tnc
memory ol ABHAHAM MOSCOW,
beloved tausband ol Rcm- Montow on
flumlty March 3Jt, lU.ni, at I wu,
to be held In the Rentier laruel
Cemetery, Congress Helehts. D. C
Re.ailvea and Irlendt Invited.
y
Drutlja
BALDWIN. DAISY A. On Tuesday.
March it, lwau. DAISY A BALD
WIN ot SUIT Tngruhani at . Hyatts
wslle Mil. beloved wife ol William
A. Baldwin and mother of Mrs
Betty Jones. Kenneth O William
A.. Ir.. and Bernard L. Baldwin
She also Is survived by two sisters.
Mrs. Roberta Corcoran and Mrs
Wtntrea Walbauer two brothers.
William and I homos Barnet, wild
ten irandchildren. Relatives and
friends msy call at the Oascb Fu
neral Home. 47:ili Baltimore ave,
HyattsvlUe. Md . where seevices will,
be beld on Friday. March 37, at
ll:l& am Interment Fort Lin
coln Cemetery. 2ti
Barboik. william h. (Flshi.Pdc
parted this life on Thursday. March
‘-U. IttftU. at the District General
Hospital. WILLIAM H BARBOLH
of 7th st n.e.. beloved hus
band ol Bertha Barbour
Notice of funeral later Arrange
ments fcv the Barbour Funeral Home.
48 kß.>« b I
BEHGHERA. MARTIN A .ITONYI, On
Wednesday. March *,‘.7. li*sH. at the
Alexandria Hospital. MARTIN J
Bfc.ROHfI.RS of 107 Skyview dr..
Intleside. Va . husband of Lillie
O Berthers and father of Martin
Bergheis and Mrs. Allen Jones
Funeral services, to.i BaturdM AiK»rcn
at 11 a merino Ci»h«harn
Funera Houit- * Can.«nr. ahC Al
lred sts . Alexandria. Va. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery 27 o
CHILDS. W ILLIAM TRANK Un,
WILLIAM FRANK CHILDS hus
band of Mrs Msry L Childs and
father of Mrs Gladys £. Douglas.
Surviving are other relatives ana
many friends After 4 pm. Frl
dcy. March 37. friends are invited
to calf at thi McGuire Funeral
Home. 1830 nth s.. n.w„ w.-ere
services will be held at 1 pm
Saturday. March 38. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery -j?
COOPER, NOAH. On Saturday.
March 11, 19511. NOAH COOPER 1
of 154 D st. s.e.. devoted husband
of Nancy Cooper, father of Mrs
Viola Ferguson Mr Ula Reeves.
Mrs. Eliura Shepherd Isaacs and'
Joseph Cooper brotner of Mrs!
Julia Day's. Dan. Willie and James I
Cooper Other relatives and friends
also survive After .1 p.m Friday '
March 77. friends msy call at his
late residence Funeral services ons
Saturday. March 38. at 1 p m . at
the Friendship daptlst Church. Ist
and H sts sw . the Rev B H
Whltmg officiating Interment Lin
coln Memorial Cemetery Arrance
• meats by Frasier 77
COLLINS, SELWYN D. On Tuesday.
March 74. IHSJ». at Bosion. Mass,;
SELWYN D COLLINS of 13731
Floral si n.w . husband ot the
late Angle S Collins and father
of Dr Clark S Collins of Boston
He, also is vbrvlver: oy two grand
children. Services at the 3 H 1
Hines Co Funeral Home. 31*01 14th
st n.w. on Saturday. March 7*.
at 1 pm i parking facllltlesi. In- *
ferment Rock Creek Cemetery. 78
CRAIG. IRENE D. On Monday.
March 33. 1969 at the District
Genera'. Hospital IRENE D. CRAIG
of 133(1 Belmont st. n w She is
survived by one son snd daughter-,
in-law. Mr and Mrs. Walter ertur 1
two brothers. Clay and Lunn Ma
haines; six sisters. Mesdames Eva
Lewis. Sadie Powell. Reba Peters,
Lillian Ford. Mamie Mentrr ana
Miss Lena Mahaines Other rela
tives and friends also survive After
*> 4 p.m. Friday. March 77. friends
may call at the B F Taylor Fu
neral Home 1707 13th st nw .
where services will be held on
Saturday. March 38. at 1 pm
Interment Harmonv Cemetery •
BA ROS. MARY. On Tuesday. March
7.1. 1059. MARY DA ROS of *3lB
Newton st Colmar Manor. Md .
beloved wife of the late Thomas
Di Ros and mother of Romm Dono
van and Angeline C.ieathan, She
also is survived by a cranddauch
ter Bonnie Chase, and three grand
sons. Robert. Jimmy snd Raymond
Cheatham Services at the Gasch
Funeral Home. 4739 Baltimore eve,.
HvattsvlUa, Md.. on Friday. March
37. at I p.m Relatives and friends
invited. TMMriaent Mount Olivet
temetegr. * I
Becker. Walter j Died on
Wedneadgy. March 75 lU.YSt. at
husband of Augusta B Decker
of Washington. D. C. and
brother of Leon Decker of Simsbury.
Conn : Herman Decker of New
Castle. Pa Orrtn Decker of Dan
bury. Conn.: Ethel D Clark of
Westport. Conn . and Olive Wllheim
of Orange. N. J Funeral at 3pm
Saturday March 79 from the Laid
iaw Funeral Home. Woodburn. N Y I
37
lITCHETT. MARY LOUSE. On Tues
day, March 74. 1959. id Caldwell, i
N J . MARY LOUIBE FITCKEIT,»
beloved mother of W. Otis Fitch, tt'
of Caldwell. N J . snd Zaieile Ruf- i
fin Fitchetl of Richmond. Va She!
also is survived by four grsrdrhll- 1
dren and two great-grandchildren
She was born In Appomattox, Va
and would have been hi years
of age oi April 3. Funeral
srrvlces; will be hrld at Hysongs
Funeral Rome. I3im N st nw . on
Friday March 27 at In a.m In
terment In Rack Creer Ceasetcry.
Gartner, Charles a. on Tues
day, March 74. 1959, at Sibley
Mt.uorlal Hospital. CHAR' En a
GARTNER, beloved husband of Beu
lah G Gartner (nee Balm of ;iiki3J
Oursada st n w.. father, S John
Carlton Gartner sr and Charlotte
Gartner felly brother of Mra. Mary!
Musser. Fredrick W. ThdSas R.
ano Ernesl C. Gartner Algo sur
vivmc are f&e urandefcjldren
Friends arc Invited to call at the
Chevy Chase Funeral Home. 61113
Vv.sconsin ave. n.w., after in a m
Saturday. March 38, where recita
tion of the rosbry will be said at
3 vm. Funeral services on Mon
day March ;n. at » am. at the
above funeral home: thenge to. thi
Snrme of the Most B!es, J d Stcra
ment. 8001 Western ave. n.w , where
requiem mass will be said for the
repose of his soul st 9:30 am
Interment St. Rose Cemetery. Clop
pers. Md Please omit flowers 77
CARTNER. CHARLES A., charter
H*.‘. memtir. of Montgomery
asfe*. Council. No 3333. Knights !
of Coiumbus All ment-
v #e 7, bers * rp requested to at- 1
X '&'/'// 'md the recitation of the
Xyny"' rosarv on Saturday. March
*e . 78 1959. ut 7 p.m. at
tnc Chevy Chase Funeral Home.
Slid Wisconsin ave n.w . and the
funeral services on Monday. March,
30. at 9:30 am, at the Shrmguvifj
the Most Blessed Sacrament. 11001 *
Western ave n.w. Interment at
6t Rose Cemetery. Cioppgrx, Md.,
MATHEW McCARTIR G K I
F BACHE ALBERT. Jr.. P 8 87
GRAHAM. GERTRUDE M Oil
Wednesday, Marco 19JI1. ut
Sibley Hospital. GEHfRUDIt M
GRA lAM of lOUI akwor st ..
Silver Sprinu. Md : lorratrly ol
Pittsourgh. Fa. ano Baltimore. Md .
mother of Ra,ph w. Graham
of Silver Bprlng Md s.ster
cl carry Jones of Ossining.
N. Y and Mrs Acia Frew of Pitts
burgh. Ps Services at the S. H
Hines Co Funeral Foma, 7901
14th st nw. on 8 ituroav. March 1
78. at II am (parking laclUUeai ,
InfOrmcnt Fort Lincoln CenUmrY,
B,VIGIL JULIA POWELL. Suddenly!
on vVednesday. March 75. 111
JULIA POWELL HaIGH of 51 M.cill
fati ave. n.e.. beloved wife o. the
all Joseph F rial*". mother of
Pau a Haiun .md ..ister oi urene
Herman. William. Jones and JatK
Powell. Remains res tin? at the
Collin* Funeral Home ;»«•.’l ij:h
st, n.w Notice of funeral later
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Rinaldi Funeral Home
MNfcRAL tiIHECIuRS
Veterans bu la. Allowanca
$250
TlB h 8t N t LI 3 4880
1 William Lee’s Sons Co
FUM.IA' .HUE 1(I rib
,»tti it and Maas Ave N F LI
CEMETERY LOTS
R.AT 14 IN AI VIEMIIRIAI PARK- -t-slte
lot less than half market price:
*595 JA 3-3930
HANSON. ELBERT T. A epecltl com
ku munlcatlon of the New
1 A.
o,flTw e' 'he Masonic Temple.
IjfflU Vjr 13'h st and New York gvt
?9 W BH. 0n .,%A , #%
I the purpose of conducting Masonic
services fur our late brother. IL
-1 BtRT T, HANSON, as a courtesy
to Lakeland Lodge. No. 01. Lakt
“DAVls’.r.ts,.pWTiA.?«.r.
HARDESTY. BESTIR C. On Wedoea
day. March 36. 1959. at Due Lora
Hoaotlel HESTER C HARDRSTY
i of 83114 Martha it . foresivtlle. Md..
beloved wife of Francis G Hardesty,
mother of Francis G.. jr.: Robert
J. and Donald E Hardesty and
Mia. Shirley M Morris: sister of
Robert. Thornes and Harry Gullck
1 and Margaret Grubb She also la
survived bv eight grandchildren.
Prayers at the s H "lines Co Pu
nerel Home 3901 14th at n w . on
Saturday. March 38. ft 10:15 a.m '
Services at the Chapel of tiie Holy
Grail. Port Lincoln Cemetery on 1
Saturday, at M a.m. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 37 j
IIF.ARN. WILFRED On Wednesday
: March 25. 1959. WILFRED HEARN
of 6535 Prospect st . Chew Chase I
Md. beloved husband of the late:
Evelyn A Hearn, father of Mrs
Mary Elisabeth Hearn Page. Capt
Wtlired A Hearn. U. S. Navy:
brother of Mrs. Sarah R. Spraglus 1
t There also arc three granricmldrrn
, Friends are Invited to call at the
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Funeral Home
J of Robert A Pumpnrcy. Bcthexda,
. Md Services will be held on Prl
f day March 37. at 10 am., at St !
Columbas Episcopal Church 43d
and Albemarle sis n w Interment \
private. Chai.es Town. W. Va.
HERNDON. MARY. 011 Tuesday.!
-<■ iuft' 1 ' MRS MARY
( HEKNDOW of 4531 sLll st. nw., i
nevoted mother ot Mr. Alfred. Bum
. uel, Floyd apd Herndon!
and Mrs. Clara Oilldres She also ;
is survived four grandchildren
1 thirteen rreatkgraidciitldren. one
brother. Sir Charles Brookins: sev-:
1 eral nieces and Rfphcwa. other r<a
tivei and many Trlgnda, Remains 1
may be viewed on Friday. March
37. aftdl 2 n.m , jjt thi Hall Bros.,
! Puneral Home, iffl Worlds a*^l
n.w fctnerai sertlcrl or SaTur-1
! Third 1
i BUtB8 Ut ßu s !.‘ock n
t Woodlawn CemftSn. ' 3?^
HtLLERNAN EMMA R. Oil Wtdnea-
M,r i h 3a. lisa, as the Rfash
i EMMA 8 / DU si r {?M.
t wTfe'of'^lubert
of Neal H Hillermsn and sister
. s^aa?tWK-FR#v»wS
4
h * io on ErtROY.
it 27 st ft* a m (parking fa-|
. cllitles). Interment Parklawn Cem
etery jjj
NANCY IRENE, on Batur
-1 31 19*59. NANCY IRENE
of 4,3 M st n w be-
S'® Thuradiv. March Hi friend.s
mxv can at th*> McOuJrr Faneral
Home 1 M’Jii Jith tt n.w . where
HOPKINS. PIERCE J. A special com
ic, munlcatlon of Stansbury!
r%\ Lodge. No. 34. F. A A M .
_ will b' held In the Ma- 1
CVAlsonic Temple on Prldof, i
1 XSSJMr March 37. 1959. at rTo
PNJyyr* pm. to attend the ftmerOlt
V servioes for our late biotin i
er PIERCE J HOPKINS. Bpl
order or |
GEORGE 8 STEPHENS. Jr..
. Worshipful Master. |
J. ALFRED COLLINB. Becy. |
JOHNisUN. WALTER R. On Tues-’
j day. Match 34. 1959. WALTER R
1 JOHNSON ot 1931 Bavannah st se .
beloved husband of Mrs Mary John
son. brother of Mesdames Ethel
Burges. Edna Harley. Evelyn Jones
Jmd Robert Johnson; nephew ot
sage Gaskins Other relatives and
inencs also survive After 5 pm
Friday March 17, friends may ,
cal, st the Ho.fmsr. Puncrel Home. I
9'W nth st. p w Funeral on Satur
day. Starch 38. f.om the aba*g>,
named funeral home at 13 nooh t
Interment In Woodlawn Cemetery. (
;JONES. DAVID T. Os 48(H) Somerset'
rd.. Riverdale. Md on Marcu 24.
1 9.. 9. husband of the lets i.outsa M
Jones. lather of Mrs Minnie Hodiak
and the 'ate Arthur L Jones 3erv
i '.Wi Y!. Chambers Funeral Heme,
' 58(1 f Cleveland ave Rtverdale. Md
on Saturday. March 38. at In am
! Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
RAYS. ELME D. Gn sender. March
23. 1969. ELSIE D KAYft, nidovl'f
ol John R Kay* mother el Lt
Com dr Rooert I " Kays. URN. aba,
W John C Kays, ÜBN slvier rft
' 5 r *-R ixweli’and Mrs Clydff
E Fry. Fnrncs oa» csll st Gaw- ,
lets , naacl. 1158 Pa ave. nw
(courtesy parkim: upoositc Serv-'
, U** BiU be hclc at tnc Western
Presoytcrian Church inuß H ,t !
n * on F-iday. March 37. at 10 - 1 R :
am Interment Arline'on National
; cemetery. «g
; KENDRH K. JOHN HENRY I BROTH-'
h*>- (Jo Mondty March 33. l.'ijßLf
JOHN HENRY KENDRICK of
Y 1 A l, • »•« beloved husbanrf all
LucLle Kendrick, brother ot Mr?'
1 M’.rtha Archer of New York CVIT *
Mrs. Mary L. Dyltes of 1757 Wil
lard st n.w.. Apt I; Mrs. Surlleei
Reea of I,HB Willard s. n.w.. Apt
.3. and James L Kendr.ck of Phila
oelphu. P» He also :» 'urvlved
by one nepftew. one niece other tel-i
attves and frsend*. Alter 4 pm.f
--*F t la **, March UttnAk are m-{
vited to cal at th# FtuieraJ
Chape! l i t*.’ Ymi st. n.m . whtne!
funeral servers will be held cn 1
83turday. March at 1 pjji i
i JQtcrnKnt Lincoln M mor.al Ceme
.JFi-mily can be contacted at
j7 »4 Willara *t n w-. Adi. ij
KfcNNLY. WILLIAM A. On Wednes*
1 *Vai«wv rch . I?.', J 2e M WILLIAM A ;
KENNEY of ill Crabb ave, Rock
yisle. Mo beloved huaband of Orvta'
T Kennedy, father of Mrs Lotmc *
Hen.ey. Mrs Agnes c Talbott. WaJ
ter ’ . and Russell T Herberson.
“, e survived by nineteen
grandchildren and twenty-one great
grandchildren Prienus are invited
» t° ™, ca p lhe a Colo:il *l Funeral
“U®* of Robert A Pumphrey. Roclc
vilJe Md where services *m be
hekj on Saturday March ‘IH. at '•
te?v lntcrmenl Forest Oak Ccrae
•‘EllßY. MAftY HARDY Go Wednee-;
. «F. Marcu 35. 1959, at Arlington
HAROY KERRY ol
North .>tti st Arlington, Vs .
beloved wife of Robert O Rerby f
mother of John H. Kerby. sister ot
i 2 , Ralph and Charles R Hardy
friends may call a: Gawler's Chapel.
'}' ™ Pa ave. nw. 'courtesy park
ing oppositei. alter 13 noon Thurs
hJ . s !o‘ rch :: 2 prayers will
I b * on Marcl 38,'
D »m Mass win* be oflered
' Ah Peter's Catholic Church 3d 1
?,2 d c .*'« se . on Saturday. March
.8. at 9 3(i a.m Interment St I
11 Johns Cemetery. Broad Creek. Md
! i'j'Mf.
1 1 KERIN .1 HE It 1: s A M. On Wrdnesday
[ March 3,v, 1959, at Arlington Hos
gp THERESA M. KLEIN wtU of
Frttz Klein. Prie.Kfe may call ai
' *' Kink Funeral Home.
1 111 Maple ave weft, Vienna. V*.
wnere services will be held on Fri
day. March 37. at 3:3(1 pm. In-,
terment Flint Hill Cemetery, oak
: RMgßt, Andrew b. on wie,ws
day March 35.'-1959, at George
■ "'“ih'ha'on university Hospital, AN
,B KNIGHT of s()4ti Norih
doth st . Arlington. ,Va.. belovedl
1 Knight.
Sißin and An
drew B TCniaßt. Ir. son of Mr !
and Mrs Leo Knight, brother of
Mrs Mary roulse McKay. Friends
1 : may call at the Lee funeral Horn
4.h si and Mass, ave ne„ where
; services will ba held on Friday.
March 27 at 13:30 p rn. Interment
1 Arlington National Cemetery.
: LAWSON. ERMA M. On Tuesday
,! March 34. 19,.9, at the Dc Witt
I i Arn y Hospital Port Belvolr, Va .
fj |RMA M. LAWSON of liu .North
, i thoauto st.. ArUngion. Va.. beloved
L *lf® of Berg: rtlchard k LoMon.
mother of Sandra Kai Lawson and
daukbLer ol George Allen sire aiso
u survived ov sous sisters ami four
i grothers 1 , ends may call at the
ntzgarald Funerar Home. 3345 Wil
son Wvd. 'parking In the roen.
Ariinrton. Va. until 9:30 pm
liyursdas. March 7(1. Services and
I inter men: Rushtown Ohio.
1 L «da,“« A.
i A i» mrSktf
' i ‘•t., Arlington. Va. beloved
, daughter of Retmond k ano i<„-
( rUS.'i Leeland. sister ol Rene
. Delores Ueland She also Is »ur
vtveo by h(r laternn grandmother,
lira M*r> Virginia Bynsm. and 1
, her maternal grandparents, Mr ano
Mrs 1 Richard Leonard Friends
may eail s’ tne Ivca Funeral Home.
284. Wilson olvd.. Arlington. Va.
j untlj Fr.day March 37. at II
tfience to th. Mount Olivet
; Methodial Church, North 18th st
and G i obe rd.. Arllnnton. Va . where
, funeeal services wiiT.be held at I
n.m Interment Arlington National
Ceniettrv 'Richmond, .Va . papers
pleas? copy, i
Llldl'f, KKHLCCA. On Thursday.
Maicii f»J. I REBECCA LITOFF.
beloved wife ol Loul.s 1 ltofl ol Wash
lngioii, i). C . and devot.eu xiiotncr
of Mrs Lll.ian Rothblatt ol New
V.jrk City and Mrs Ruth Rosner of
fcj.iVti aprlng. Mcl Sue also is
survived by two brothers ano two
, sisters. Mrs Saia.i Bruzell ot At
lontlc City. *N. J ; Mr. Joseph
Laieisky ol Washington. D. C . Mrs
Lillian Kaplan ol Silver Sprint.
Md Mi Sam Laiefsky of Phoenix.
Ariz . and tnree grandsons Serv
ice.-, at the C. D Gold bers A bon
Funeral Home. 4 :17 !*th st n w
on Friday, March at l n m
■ 1 Interment Klnv David Memorial
t Gardtn. In raourntnk at H'.-ift
Carroll ave. Silver BpflnC M(f t •
I tease omit flowers. ffr
Drathir
LOZtIPONC. JOBEPH On Tuesday.
Msich 34. 19511, «| Miami. 1 la..
JOSMPH LOZUPQHRL beluved hus
band of Aunsta C (Buei Loeupunr.
father us Dominic Losupone. Mrs
Phyllis Antoscg And Roslynn Luyu
pone: brother of Mrs. Louis Oug.i
rlmo snd oJsephlne Lurutlone
Friends mty call ot the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. tnd Maas. ave. n.e
until 8:191 a m. Monday. Mtrch ilo.
Rrqulom mars will be offered at the
Holy Rosary Catholic Church. 3d
and P ate. nw.. at 9 a.m En
tombment Cedar Hill Mauso'eum.
49
■‘USihIMFfcKASP.iJ-ffiJFo
of lioti Tennessee ave. n.e.. sister
of Bolle Mayo of New York City.
Mrs. Florence Robinson snd Mrs
Rebeccs Morgan, sum of Felix M
Cole. She also IS survived by other
relatives and friends Remains msy
be viewed after 4 pm. Friday.
March 3i. at the Barnes h Mat
thews Puneral Rome. iltilH 14 th
st. n.w. <l4tb st. at Rprlna rd ),
when funeral servlets will be held
on Saturday. March 38, at 13 door.
the Rev I C Smith officiating
Interment Lincoln Memorla' Ceme
tery. Family may be seen at 1191
7th si. ne. 27
MOONEY. VENEB6A ELAINE. On
Wednesday. March 35. 1959. at
the District Oencrsl Hospital. l
VENEBBA ELAINE MOONEY ol 13119
Orren st ne„ loving ,i oc h te- ri
Durothy and Charles W. Mount*.
She also loaves to mourn their
! loss two sisters, one brother her
grandparents and other rrUttVes
Remains resting gl the John T
Kliines At Co runeisl Home 3016
13th st. tie. Notice of funeral
I later.
MORRIS. ELLA L. On Wednesday.
March 35. 1959. ELLA I. MORRIS
ot 11113 Dartmouth avr . Silver |
Spring. Md . Jjrloved wife of the >
late John A.ben Morris and mother'
ot Edward H. Morris of Columbia.
N C : Mrs Borah M Waters and
Fred A Morris of Silver Sprint. I
Md, Mrs. Morris rests at the W ;
K» Huniemsnn A Son Funeral home. '
377l3Lpeorgla ave. n.w.. until Thurs
day,. March 38. at 10 p.m. Fu
. Rfralr from ihe Horner Funeral
Home, Plymouth, N. C.. on Bunrißy,
MarclY 39. at 3 p.m. lUlatifot
anti Mends Invited. lntiiineat
Plymoii®. N C
MURRAY.. MARION ELIZABETH. On
WedntodM. March 35. ltiM. at her
resldoneal W3n i Maldenße
lt thesda. Jb . MARION RUZABETH
| MURRAYT wife of thelate Dr
Fred Grant Murray molhnr of Dr
I Raymond ft Murray and slater ot:
. , Mrs N JC Jarvis. She also It
i ' anrvnnd by two grandchlidaon and
two great-si andchlldren. Friends
map call at tSg'Lee Funeral Homo,
4th st and Mala ave. u.g.. whorg
services wU! bo held on Pridof,
Murk 17. at l:<th p m Interment
* ArHogion NatfOnol Cemetery.
Ml PftP. MATILDA G. On Wednesday.
March U.V llT?5»». at nvr residence.!
the Methodist Heme. lIMH Con
neotlcut ave. n.w.. MATILDA Q.{
MYERS, beloved wife of the iatef
Albert Fcrley Myen. Service* and i
lntermtnt private.
IRANt’E. A.uNA A. On Saturday.
•J1 !!»;»!*. at her resiaence. aiJ4i D.x
*i n e.. ANNA A NANCE, devo ed 1
mother of Mrs Inex Seward, beloved
«U‘.er of Mrs Fannie Pilote and
Jr-nn Jones Shr also leaves to
mount Ms pasmuk. a loving »on-in-
U» Meat Seward: one grandchild
•ad other relatives and
fr.rnd.s Remains resting at the
John T Rhine* A Co Funcra. Ftea* .
•tOl.» idth st ne where frieiids
may call after 4 pm Thursday
- .rcb 4S and where funeral aerv-
Ices will b? held on Frldav. >fwrch,
C? at MO nm. the Rev Robert}
Jeana officiating. Interment Due- \
west. 8 t 2«
•
NEWMAN. THOMAS W. On Tueadaf.'
* March J 4. IRISH, at Mount Alto
i Mpapual. THOMAS W NEWMAN
Ot Kennedy at. n.w.. beloved
1 taaband of Elvu Pearson Newm.ui
j fruiter of Mr* H Geraldine Holder
and Mrs Kathryn I. Sylvester
( grandfather of Donald Holder. Rich
ard and Sandra Sylvester, all of
l West HyatUvllle. Md • brother o<
C’aude E Newman of Caoabrtdge.
Md 6eorge A Newman of Su>
merduck va.. and Louie C. New
man of Arlington. Va Friends
ma\ call ot the 8 H Hines Co.
Funeral Home :b*h I4ih st nw, i
after Ml a.m Thursday. March *ltti
<parking facilitiesl Services at thi
above funeral hamt on Friday. }
March *!? af' » a tit Interment
Arlh gtoß-National Cemetery 20
SCtit S MINNIE HOR V On Thurg- 1
de.v. March 2tJ. l«Al» at her home.)
INHO R *t n w MINNIE DORA
NOKE£. bclovtd wife of Jame* Ed- ,
ward Noket. mother of Mrs Robert'
E. Sellers. Mr*. Helen E Miller.
George W Noke* and The late James 1
It Noke:. jr.; lister of Mr*
M Brown. She also is sur-j
vived bv foirtecn grandcnilcreh!
and sevrnteeu great-graodttiildren
Friends may cr 1 at the Birr.: Fu
neral Home M si n.w 'cour
tesy parkin* opposite) Bervice* at
St Lukes Methodist Church. Wis
consin ave an'' Calvert st jv.w.,
on Saturday March Cx, at l :.’»0
- p m interment Rock Creek Cer^e
i teiy 27
OLDHAM M l/.ABI 111 BELU On
i/ Tuesday March M. ELIZA
t BETH BEU OLDHAM of
, s' • _H>'*ttaville Md belovad Wife
1 Gradv H Oldham and matnrr
of Janice Ann and Barbara Ljrm
Oldham, daughter of Char’rg N and
Florence M Bell, sister ol Charles
W Bell Friends may call at the
Kalley Pur.eral Home, .tjoo Rhode <
Island ave at Eastern ave. ne.
Where services will be. held cm
FridaV March T at lV :HI a m
and .Glenda infllaS. ,
h Hnnent Fort Lincoln Carnet erf. fd
iBY AN, !•>»»* g. On Tuesday. March
l j ‘1 4 IPSJI. JOS!* S RYAN of No
• 12 South Hudson st . Arlington.
Va., belovao mother of Julhi R.;
Vermillion, irandmother of Stephen
D.. ir »n<f Nancy VermilUon and
Joanne Abell: ils>r of Atqes Hager
maon and Wllham T Blackman,
f. Relatives and friends may call at the
j Robert, j; Murphy Puneral Home, J
Columbia pike Services at i
» Thoms-. More Catholic Church
North Thom*', st and Arlington;
bivd on Saturday. March •?*. at
LO am. Intermcui Holy Rood Cem
etery. 27 ;
ROsEN, MORRIS On Wednesday, •
aMarrh H i. iHftii MORRIS ROSEN
of 7<07 54th ave., Hyattavtlli, Mu .
beloved husband of Eva Roaan -and
cevoted father of S iUdre. Murrav *
and Harold. Rosen He also is sur-l
virtd by hts mother. Mr* Rachel;
Roj>en. .%nd two slsterg. Mr*. Jenme
and Mrs Sadie Cohen, i
Funeral services at the Bernard
Daqranssy A Sons Funeral Home,
iwj 14th st n.w. on Sunday,
March *i!». at Jf) am. Intermen:;
Mount Lebanon Cemetery Memorial!
weekjr 770/ *J4th ave HyatUvllle. j
Md. » !J(i I
SCOTT, WILLIAM E. On Monday.
March *JJ. 1)>5!» WILLIAM t:
SCOTT ol .1110 I :ith st u w be
loved husbanA ol Eleanor Scott,
son of the late Louise Scott, father
, qf Walter E Scott and brother of
Marchs H Brady Daniel E . Clar
ence and Leander .‘•’cott He also
is survived by other relative; and
friends After 4 p.m Fridav, March
*l7. friend* are invited to call at
the Jarvis Funeral Chape!. 14.'t*:
You *t. nw. Funeral services on
Saturday. March *>. at II am.
at Rock Creek Baptist Church. Mh
) and Upshur sts. n w the Rov.
G’bbs offlcl ting Interment Mar
tinsburg. Md ‘Family may be
contacted at lhO& Sprl..v rd. n w >
SKINNER. CAMILLE ANTOINETTE.,
On Wednesday March ’J3. 18611
at her reslcNnce. UK)!* 8 st. n w .
beloved daughter of Louis and Mr*.
Eloise West Skinner, sister ol
Jacqueline Skinner ami cranddauah
ter of Mrs Martha West. Other
and triend* also survive
Remains resting with L. E Murray
Ac Son. ];i:is 1 Oth st n a Funeral
i nolxf iatei •
' SMJ’iH. JOSEPHINE. On Saturday.!
March 21. IMftW. at the Dislrtet'
General Hospital MRS JOSFr*HINL
SMITL of slt;iA James pi. Ba. i
Su. . jvUig ape one son. Aionza Smith. 1
} sr.: owe daughter. Mrs Maanoha
lawton; one #ister. Serben. vvana
maker. and other relatives and
friends Alter p.m. t’bursday
March f !«, friends may call at the
fcienry S Ac Sous Fu-i
neral Home. 41**J5 Deane ave. nt.
Funciai services on Friday. March'
27. at In am. at the Orate Meth
odist Church. 7ls .’iJitli ave.. Fair
mont Height* Mcl , ne Rev. Edward
8 William* officiating. Interment;
Woodlawn Cemetery
SNYDER. WALTER L. Os f».‘M Ken
nedy *t. n.w . on March ,1. lirbw.,
brother oi William. Dan. Thomas.
OUjc Robert anu Clar-ncg Sny*ir,
Minnie Baliaru. Rosie iramuiell. i
June Funz. Daisy Stevens and Anna
McKay* Remains at Chamber* Fu
neral Home- 1400 Chapin st. n.w,.
until Fndav March *J7 at 0 am
Services and interment. 0 :tu am.
at Arlington National Cemetery.
SOLOMON. FANNIE. On Wednesday
March 1050. FANNIE SOi.U
MON. be.ovcd wife of Morris
Solomon devoted mother ol Mr*
Jeanette B!ferman. Charles Solo
mon and Miss Ruth Solomon, all of
Washington. D C She also i* sur
vived by one sister and one brother,
Mrs Rebecca Fcinstetn ot Atlantic
City. N J.: David Peinsteln of
) Fhi.tiieiphia. Pa and five grand- 1
children Services at the C. D
Goldberg Ac Son Funeral Home.
41 7 Hthist nw., on Ihursday.
March 'IH at 1 Jfk | Interment
Mount Lebanon OUbterv (Work
men;, Circle SectlooT In mourn
ing at | til* Kennedy st n.w Please
omit flowers <Atlantlc City. N J .
paper* olease copy.)
SEEK HLlt. JOHN P- On Tue*dav
Marc,i !4. 196 b. at his residence,!
lll.t Woodbury at.. University Park.
Md . JOHN F BPEICHEK. beloved
husband of Mildred H Speicher ami
lather ot June S and John W. H.
Speienei ne also is survived by
his mother. Mrs, William A
Speicher; two brother* And three
sisters Mr Speicher rest:* at the
Gasch Funcra: Home. 4 .Ml* Haiti-i
more ave.. HyattsvlUe. Md. Serv
ice* at the Riverdale Presbyterian
Church ((slit Queens Chapri rd .
University Park. Md.. on Friday.
March 2 7 at 2 p.m. Relative*
and friend* invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery In lieu of flow
er*. contribution* may be sent to
an educational fund for ni* chil-,
dren In oare of the John P.
j flp*ieber Fund. Northwestern High
Sghooi, colesvilic rd., HyatUvllle, 1
Mo titi
D ratlin
STUFF. MARGARET ISABKLLZ (MRS.
John c > m, ui.hi. u» Tund»»,
BWYiWlffii
BTUIF (MHB JOHN CM inaa Ulatat.
hrlovrd wife or the Juv. John C.
atuß and mother ol Mariartt Ann
and John Franklin Sturt. She alao
Is aurtrltred by three brother*. Prod
hand Paul I Olth ot Fort Loudon.
: Bant, carl W Ot*b. V e
Araik. Bermuda and one .later
Mr, Maraarte Johnston. Frlande
mar call at the National Lutheran
Home Chaurl. 18th and Douilat atx
n.e., on Thuraday. March 3U. be
tween 7 and 9 p.m. Funeral aerv-
Icex will be held In the Lutheran
! Home cnaoal un Friday March 27.
at 10 a m Further .ervlcex and
Interment will be held In Fort
Loudon. Fa, at .7 n.m. 3(1
TONEY. ANNA M. Suddenly, on Tues
day. March 34. 1959. ANNA M
TONEY of 6u.1l l.’lth pi. n e.. mother
ot Qeorir' M Toney. Charlex M.
Tonev. Mrs Ellaabeth Maruttlrh and
Edward Mike and Mr. Dace Den
ning and Mr*. Julia lauahner: iti
. ter ol John Michael Sarvlcea and
Interment New Ken.lnaton. Pa
TURNER. DORIS E. Os BU7 A at.
ne. on March 23, 1959. daughter
of Mr. and Mr, William P. Tuhier.
.later of Richard Allen Turner and
aranddauihter or Mr and Mr» Jar
rell D. Bhlfllrtt. Service, at Cham
ber.' Punera' Home M 71 Itli .1
»e. on Friday March 37. at 2
p nt. Interment Olenwood Ceme
tery. 2fl
UNDERWOOD. MARTHA E. On Tues
day March 34 Ji'.,i'. at ,her real
dence. 1117 C tt. s.e.. MRS. MAR
THA E UNDERWOOD Pamlly may
be >ern at Hid Independence ave
«.e.. Lincoln 4-8337. Notice o(
funeral Iwteer Arranaerttent. by
Henry a. Wa.hlnaton A Son*
I _
; WISE. LILLA A. On Wedne*d*y,'
March 35. 1959, at the Dlalricl
General Hospital. LILLA A. WIBE
ot 1389 Heir tt aw., devoted wrte
ot Normrii J. Wlae and beloved
mother ol Mia. Jennie Pitta She
also leave, to mourn her patting
one slater. Mia. M«ry Rickard; one
brother, tfo Rickard: l«o niece*,
•the relatives aod malty. Irtenda.
, jpematna re.tlnjr at the John T.
ffime* * Co Puneral Home. 301 (i
later **" n *' "O' ice of funeral
-DEATHS-
Aitneaaeem.au at
Aereleaa b. Cbamher.
{uraar. Dart. E. W W Chamber. Ca.
kara, DsrM I. W. W. Chamber, Ca
r L. W. W Cbambara Ca. j
T. W. W. C hamber. Ca.
Theodore W. W. W. Chamber. Ca.
j . In fflrmorlttm
BRADFORD, PLORENCE. A tribute
of lov* to the memory of my dear
mother. FLORENCE BRADFORD,
who departed this life twenty-nine
years ago toda:. March 20. 1930.
They any time heal* all sorrow 1
And helps us to forget.
Bui time so far ha* oniy proved
How much I miss her vet.
DEVO’IED DAUGHTER. OLADYS
JOHNSON. •
BROCKS, LILLIAN H. In loving mem
ory of our dear mother and sister.
ULLUN H. BROOKS, who passed
away six years ago today. March
: 2b. IM.T
Today recalls the memory
■ Os our loved one laid to rest.
And those who think of her today
Are the one* who loved her best
EVELYN. THELMA AND ADA. • |
BROWN. CLARENCE (YANK). In
lorlnn memory ot our dear lather.
and friend CLARENCfc t YANK i
BROWN who departed Ihte life one
year aao today. March 2H. 1968 '
Today recall! the menlory
Ot a loved one laid to raat.
And thoee who think at him today
Axe tho*r wbe loved him beet
DAUGHTER. MRS ELIZABETH
£sSkrg£.T } «' RI " a MI3B
! DAVIS. MART 8. In ldvin* memory
i ol my (Mar mother. MARY 8.:
DAVIb who left mo etaitt year*
ago today. March SO. 1951.
Someone remember*, someone care*
Your name t* whispered In mv
f prayer*:
A entile. • tear * thought *!neerr.
How often I wished you were here.)
| A precious one from ua la gone,
i A voter w loved la stilled
A place is vacant in our home
i Whicn never coo ba ftlicd
‘ y °IA% r D^Wr L OAUOmtR
SirKEMov ANN R. KMITB In
lavtm memoty of our daugliier
‘ a othe* tnd sutar. AN* rTbMITH
DICKEHscn who pawed away three 1
year* ago today March *AT 195 U
You alippeo sa aatetly away.
fcrhaps twas lor tha be*!
We pray ir.»l God may fhie you I
Rote! dream atu! Quiet re»t.
W^i^aA
tfifflt AN. St »IE A : JOHNBON MAO-!
GIE G. With aMd heart 1 recall ’
ihe paaaine ot our loved once:
Mother and grandmother SUSIE G
DUNCAN March 3H. ltiiii, and,
Aum and Greataunt. MAGGIE O.
JOHNSON, March 1. 195 U.
We do not ||ie the one* w* love.
They paly go betpre.
Where there Is everlaatme Hie.
Where aorrow U no more.
And than the soul* will alway* lire.
And peace la ttrarywhere
We do not lo*e the one* we love.
Oo«' take* them ut Hl* care
marie pierce And children,
LUCILLE. ELSWORTH EARU
AUDREY AND MARVA.
LUBBY. MARIE E. In *ad but lov
ing rrmembranre of our sitter,
MARIE E LUBBY. who departed
this life two year* ago today, March
25 1957.
They *ay time heato all *orrow.
Aod helps ua to forget.
, But time ao far has only Droved
Mow much we mtu her yet.
!•„ GLADYS. LAURA, THEO. •
MERRITT. ELLA TftOMFtOIC In
raw MsK.f9r.hd IL ,^
! me forty year. ago. March 3H, i
1919
Thy purpose Lord, we cinnot »ee.
But »U to well that’* dona by Thee. 1 1
j _ - LOUISE. • |
. PENN. CARLTON C., Br. bl awd but
loving memory of my lather. CARL- *
ION C PENN Br.. who passed
away nve year, ago today. March
' 2t! 1954
You slipped ao quietly away.
Perhan* iwaa for the best:
1 pray tnat God may give you
Sweet dreams and outet rest. !
Anniversary mass. Bt James' Cath- '
ollc Church Mount Ratnict. Md
LOVINGLY. THELMA PENN ZEIO-
I'ERKINS, RUTH C. In loving memory
oi our devoted wife and mother.
RUTH C PERKINS, who left us:
five year* ago. March 2H. 1954
Though absent, she la always near'
Still .oved, still missed, still very
dear
EUGENE PIRKINB. EDITH GOOD
LOW EUGENIA REAGIN AND
WALTER PERKINS • |
PINKETT. JOHN POLLARJ) In mcin-i
, ory of our beloved lather and
grandfather. JOHN POLLARD
PINKETT. who departed this life
March 30. 1939
noscoE and ghandchildhen
POOI.L. DOROTHY E. PARKS. In ,
loving memory ol uur daughter and
sister DOROTHY E. PARKS POOLE,
who left us March 30, 1988. t
The years roll on and the days
pass by.
: Deep iri our hearts a memory Is I
xept
Os one we loved dearly,
j And will never forget.
' THE FAMILY. 1
; KA.MLELS, JERKY. In loving memory (
of our beloved Uther. JERKY bAM- ,
UELb. who ugflsed away twenty 1
y«ar* aao today, March ?»8. ii»;i«* ,
| him? No, we never will: ,
j We loved him then, we always will:
Hi* memory is a* fresh today
As in. the hour he pa.stted away
LOVING UAUOHTEKB, ETAN WIL
LJAMS AND IDA HILL. •
! TRIGG. I)K. JOSEPH E. In loving ;
memory of my dear husband DR. '
JOSEPH k. iKIGG. who departed ■
thi* life four years ago todav.
March U(i. 1956. j]
I Till memory fades and life departs
You will live forever in my heart !‘
HlB DEVOTED WIFE. BERNICE S ;
THIOO • |
WALKER. MRS. JANE E. In loving
memory o: my dear mother. JANE .
E WALKER, who passed awayi.
seven year* ago today. March Jtt.'!
1 h.VJ
I do not need this special day
To bring you to my mind; ‘
Tiie clay* i do not think of you 1
Are very hard to tlnd. j,
Your memory 1* all 1 have now.
God 'ailed you to your rest: j
But memory is u gift of God.
And God know* what i« be*t
YOUR LOVINO DAUGHTER. KATH
RYN
WASHINGTON. COSBY E. Sacred to
the memory of our dear father.
COSBY F WASHINGTON, who de
parted this life fourteen vear* ago
today March 20. 194. V
Beyond life s golden sunset
Lie r a city bright and lair.
In the land ol God's tomorrow
Our dear father await* us there
'Tls a place of wondrous oeauty, l
Where he knows no grlel and
tears.
Where God Himself In tenuernets
Did wipe away hi* tear*
So we rejoice today in knowing
That our dear father ha* tound
peace
In the lano of Ood’s tomorrow.
Where Hi* blessing* never t ease I ■
DEVOTED FAMILY. •
WEELS. ALICE W. In loving memory
oi my devoted aunt. ALICE W
WtELLS, who departed this life one
year aao today. March 20, 1!»5H j
God gave me strength to bury
And courage to meet the blow. .
But what it meant to lose vou.
No one will ever know
J DEVOTED^ NIECE. LILUAN *. MID-1
Samuel King, Hawaiian
Statehood Leader. Dies
Samuel Wilder King, former
Governor of. Hawaii and one
of the original leaders in the
fight for statehood, died Tues
day night in Honolulu of a
Heart ailment. He was 72.
i Mr. King had recently an
nounced his Intention of run
ning for Governor in Hawaii’s
first State elections—a lifelong
ambition.
Part Polynesian, mostly New
Englander, and all Hawaiian,
Mr. King served as Hawaii’s
delegate to Congress for eight
years. A Naval Academy grad
uate. he left his seat In Con
gress in 1042 to serve in 'he
Navy during World War II
after he not only had won the
Republican nomination for
Delegate, but had received
more votes than all other
| candidates of both pa: lies
! combined.
Mr. King was Governor of
Hawaii from 1053 to 1057. He
was a territorial representative
at the time of his death.
Cite* Example to Asia
In a letter to the editor of
,The Star written In August,
1050, during the Korean War,
Mr. King wrote of HawAlian
statehood:
"As a full-fledged partner in
the American community of
States, Hawaii can serve as a
living, understandable example
|of Americanism in Asia. . .i.
In no part of the world do large
groups of such divergent racial
or ethnic origins live together
in such complete amity, with
such full equality of opportu
nity.”
Born in Honolulu. Mr. King!
was the son of Capt. James A.j
King, a pioneer in the inter
island shipping industry.
He was appointed -to the
Naval Academy, from which
, he was graduated in 1010. by
the then delegate from Hawaii,
Prince Jonah Kuhie Kalani
anaole. He served 20 years in
the Navy and fought in World
War I, resigning his commis
sion in 1924 because he believed
"no major war would occur in
the remainder of my active
; lifetime.”
Hit by Pearl Harbor
Two of his Annapolis! class
mates and many friendk were :
killed at Pearl Harbor. After
, Mr. King went back to the
Wilfred Hearn, 82,
Noted as Exoert
On Indian Claims
Wilfred Hearn. 82. a former j
Justice Department attorney
' and an expert on Indian
claims, died yesterday at Sub
urban Hospital.
| Mr. Hearn served with the i
Lands Division for almost 25
jyears before his retirement in
! 1946. He specialized in defend
ing suits against the Govern
ment by Indian tribes, and was
well known as an expert on
Indian claims at the time of
hiß retirement. ’
Mr. Hearn was bom in Ar- j
kadelphia. Ark. He attended
Vanderbilt University and re
ceived his law degree from the
old Columbian College, now
George Washington University,
in 1001.
A 40-year (resident of Chevy
Chase, Mr. Hearn lived at 5525
Prospect street.
His wife, Evelyn, died last j
September. He leaves a daugh
ter, Mrs. Mary E. H. Page of
5803 Ridgefield road. Chevy
Chase; a son, Capt. Wilfred A.
Hearn 'USNt of 4423 Fessen
den street NW., an assistant
judge advocate general in the
Navy, and three grandchildren.
Also surviving is a sister. Mrs.
Sarah H. Spragins of Jackson.
Tenn.
Services will be held at St. j
Columba’s Episcopal Church.
Forty-second and Albemarle;]
streets N.W. at 10 a.m. tomor- '.
row. Private burial will be at
( Ecigehill Cemetery in Charles j 1
Town, W. Va.
Tencld R. Sunde,
New York Editor
NORWALK. Conn.. Mar. 26 (
<AP>.—Tenold R. (Bill' Sunde, I
56, special features editor of'
the New York Daily News, died |i
in Norwalk Hospital yesterday,
after a two-month illness ;]
| During World n. Mr. Sunde ;
headed an expanded telegraph :
desk and served as foreign cor- j ■
respondent. He covered the' ]
Quisling treason trial in Nor
way and the war crime trials |j
in Nuernberg, Germany. ,
Mr. Sunde was a former t
president of the New York
State Society of Newspaper
Editors and was an active
member of the New York State
Associated Press Association '
and the Overseas Press Club. ’
A native of St. James, Minn., j
Mr. Sunde worked for news- ,
papers in Winona. Minn , and '
; Milwaukee before joining the
iNew York Herald Tribune in !
1925. He went to the Daily !
( News later in 1925.
I -
i
H.T. Mitchell, 85,
Ex-Ship Worker
Henry Thomas Mitchell, 85,
a retired employe of the New
port News Shipbuilding and
S Drydock Co , died in a Newport
News (Va.i hospital Tuesday!
after a short illness.
Mr. Mitchell was a native of
.New Kent County, Va. He spent!
the last 65 years of his life in
Newport News.
He leaves eight children, in-;
■ eluding Mrs Edward J. Fox. I
| of Silver Spring: 15 grandchil
dren, and 12 great-grandchil-il
dren.
'
a J
SAMUEL W. KING
Navy in 1942 with the rank of.
lieutenant commander, he was
on the staff of the command
ing general of the Samoan de
fense area. He took part in the
attack on Enlwetok, was port!
commander there for a time 1
and later was active in the u
tack at Saipan, remaining there
as the naval commander of
the base.
Mr. King returned to the real
estate business after leaving
the Governor’s office in 1957,
although politics had been his
love from his earty days as a
precinct worker in Oahu. He!
returned to political life last
fall, winning election as Re
publican Representative in the
Territorial House. His deci
sion to run for Governor was
made in the face of possible
I opposition within his own
j party.
Mr. King won the support
of the Japanese, the most
numerous race of the islands,
in World War 11. When the
Nisei. Hawaii-born Japanese.
Wfere being locked up in 1942
After Pearl Harbor, he put
himself between them and the
fury of the crowd. He was
then a naval commander.
His political enemies nick
nomed him "Sampan Sam,”
trying to “bury him in a Japa
nese kimono,” but without suc
cess.
He was a charter member of
the Hawaii Btatehood Com
miasion. which was created in
1947. He served as chairman
from 1949 to 1953.
Mrs. Kerby, 66,
District Native
Mrs. Mary Hardy Kerby. 66.
died yesterday of cancer at Ar
lington Hospital after a long
I illness.
Mrs. Kerby. a native of Wash
ington, was the wife of Rob
-1 ert O. Kerby, a retired Govern
ment accountant who now is
with the National Association
of Retired Civil Employes. The
home add Tess is 3905 North
Fifth street. Arlington.
In addition to her husband,
she leaves a son. John H. Kerby,
5616 Yorktown boulevard. Ar
lington, and three grandchil
dren.
A service will be held at »t
a.m. Saturday at the Gawler.
Funeral Home, 1756 Pennsyl-]
vania avenue N.W. Funeral
service will be at 9:30 am.
at St. Peter's Catholic Church.
Second and C streets S.E., a
parish in which Mrs Kerby was
born, raised and married. In
terment will be in the old fam
ily burial plot at St. John's
Cemetery, Broad Creek, Md.
•>
Funeral Is Set
For Mrs. Meyers
Services will be held in
Phi'adelphia on Monday for
Mrs. Emma Wood Meyers,
long-time Washington resident,
who died last Sunday at
Brooke Army Hospital in San
Antonio. She was 82.
Mrs. Meyers had made her
j home with her daughter and
'son-in-law. Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
William E. Shambora, since
1954.
Born in Phillipsburg. Pa..
! Mrs. Meyers was married in
Philadelphia in 1991 to the late
Howard M. Meyers, who died
'here in 1936. He owned an
engraving company here that
bore his name for many years.
Mrs. Meyers was a member
of the Livingston Chapter of
I the Daughters of the American
Revolution, the Friday Morn
ing Music Club and the Ruben
stein Music Club here. She also
was a member of Epiphany
Episcopal Church.
Besides her daughter Mrs.
Meyers leaves three grand
children and six great-grand
children.
Capt. D. W. Wisherd
CINCINNATI, Mar. 26 (AP>. :
—Capt. D. Walter Wishered, 85.
who spent more than 60 years
on the Ohio and Mississippi
Rivers, died yesterday. He was
builder of the famed excursion .
steamer Island Queen, which i
exploded and burned in Pitts- '
burgh in 1947. He was born in i
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! Mrs. Bernqrd, 93,
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Aide's Mother
Mrs, Belle Montfort Bernard,
93, mother of Donald M. Ber
nard. vice president for public
affairs of the Washington Post
and Times Hersld, died yester
day in Richmond. Va.
A resident of Richmond for
22 years, Mrs. Bernard lived
there at 327 North Harrison
1 street. Born in Dearborn,
Mich., she made her home in
Burlington. lowa, and Corpus
Christi, Tex., before going to
Richmond.
She was a member of the
Daughters of the American
Revolution, and Chapter C of
the PEO Sisterhood. She be
longed to the First Church of
Christ, Scientist, in Richmond.
Mrs. Bernards husband. Ed
ward L.. died in 1927.
She leaves her son Donald
of 7004 Meadow lane, Chevy
Chase, Md.; a daughter. Louise
Bernard, of the home address,
who is State supervisor of dis
tributive education in Virginia;
three grandchildren and five
I great-grandchildren.
Another son. Merrill Ber
j nard, was a prominent scientist
land president of the Interna
tional Association of Scientific
Hydrology at the time of his 1
death in 1951.
Burial will be on Saturday
at Aspen Grove Cemetery, Bur
lington, lowa.
Dr. Selwyn Collins, Pioneer
In Analysis of Health Data
Dr. Selwyn D. Collins, a Pub-,
lio Health Service official who
was internationally known as
a pioneer in the collection and
analysis of information on the
health of population groups,
died Tuesday in Massachusetts
General Hospital in Boston
after a long illness. H° had
gone to Boston for medical
treatment.
Dr. Collins, who was 67, was
chief of the morbidity and
health statistics branch of the
Public Health Service’s division
of public health methods at the
time of his death.
Honored in 1952
A Washington resident for 40
years, he was one of 11 persons
to receive the Superioi Service
Award in the old Fedeiai S -
curity Agency, uow the Depart
ment of Health, Education and
Welfare, in 1952.
The nomination for his award
noted that “his development
and use of statistics to measure
the distribution of illness and
idirio’ing conditions represent
the invention, perfection and
William Justice,
Former Tax Aide
William Robah Justice. 75.
a ioimer Internal Revenue
Service employe, died March
11 in Spartanburg. S. C.. of a
heart attack after a long ill
ness.
Mr. Justice, who retired in
1951 after many yean of-eerv-l
ice, was a supervisor in the
audit review divfeion of thi In
come Tax Unit.
’ He leaves his brother, Birch
Justice, with whom he made
his home in Rutherfordton,
N C.. and two sisters, Mrs.
Annie Laurie Truitt of Spar
tanburg and Mrs. Gertrude
Feagan of Atlanta.
Dr. Charles H. Dutoit
BOSTON. Mar. 26 <AP>.—Dr.
Charles H. Dutoit. 42, noted au
thority on hypertension, was
killed yesterday when his car
hurtled off a bridge into the
Charles River between Boston
and Cambridge. He had been
ihead of the clinical laboratory
at Massachusetts General Hos
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Collision Injury
Fatal to Woman
Mrs. Julia P. Haigh, 62. of 51
Michigan avenue N.E., died in
Sibley Hospital yesterday of
injuries received in a traffic ac
cident Sunday at Lincoln road
and T street N.E.
Police said Mrs. Haigh was
riding in a car driven by her
daughter. Paula P. Haigh. 32.
when it was in collision with
another auto driven by Theo
dore Sutton, 48. of 1514 Fifty
ninth avenue S.E.
Mr. Sutton was charged with
failing to yield the right of way,
police said. Miss Haigh and Mr.
Sutton were slightly injured.
Mrs. Haigh was personnel di- .
rector of the Home for Incur
ables.
It was the District’s 16th
traffic death this year. There
were 10 at this time last year.
Cardinal Treated
PHILADELPHIA. Mar. 26
(AP'.—John Cardinal O’Hara.
Archbishop of Philadelphia, was
discharged from a hospital yes
terday. The 71-year-old car
dinal had "been undergoing
treatment for arthritis since his
Charles R. Jones,
Ex-D. C. Resident
Charles R. Jones, 51. a Wash
; ington resident during the
! 1040 s. died Tuesday of a heart
.’ attack at Sasqua Hills. iSast
.! Norwalk, Conn,
t Mr. Jones had lived in East
■ Norwalk for the last 10 years.
He was a technical script writer
• for Bray Studios of New York
I at the time of his death.
i' Mr. Jones served in the Ma
, rines in World War 11.
M He leaves two sisters, Mrs.
> Robert T. Maginley of Oeorge
> town, Del., and Mrs. Stewart
O’Neil of Newport Beach, Calif.
> Services will be at 3:30 p.m.
i tomorrow at Carey Funeral
t Home in Georgetown, Del. Bu
■ rial will be in Union Cemetery
[ there.
, Services Set Monday
For Col. Cressey, 71
Services will be held at 1 p.m.
! Monday in Arlington Cemetery
for Col. George G. Cressey, 71,
. who died Wednesday at his
home in Tampa. Fla.
A member of the Retired
; Officers Association, Col. Cres
. sey retired from the Air Force
: in 1947 after 26 years of serv
ice.
He leaves his wife, Marie, of
' Tampa, and a daughter. Mrs.
• John C Raymer, jr., of Rapid
City. S. Dak.
• calibration of instruments for
t gauging public health that
: parallel the importance of the
I clinical thermometer, the steth
• oscope, the electrocardiograph,
*.and similar diagnostic tools
! used to determine the health of
1 an individual.”
[ Dr. Collins was born in Cass
1 County. Mo. He received his
bachelor of arts degree from
i the University of Missouri, and
I his master’s and doctor’s de
-1 grees from the University of
1 Wisconsin. He worked with
the Bureau of Labor Statistics
for several years before Joining
the Public Health Service in
: 1920.
Worked on Surveys
: | He participated in the Ha
gerstown (Md.i studies, the first
long-term studies of morbidity,
served on the Committee on the
Costs of Medical Care in 1926-
1 28. and was instrumental in the
■ initiation and interpretation of
thp first national health kur
! vey in 1935-36.
In the field of international
1 statistics. Dr. Collins worked on
the World Health Organ’zation
Expert Committee on Health
Satisfies. He was chairman of
the index subcommittee of the
International Statistical Classi
fication of Diseases. Injuries and
Causes of Death, as well as be
ing a consultant on vital statis
tics in general headquarters of
the Supreme Command. Allied
Powers. Tokyo. He also was a
delegate to the Second Inter-
American Statistical Congress
in Bogota. Colombia.
Wrote Articles
A
Dr. Collins was the author
ot numerous articles and pub
lications on health statistical
matters.
His home was at 1223 Floral
street N.W. His wife. Angie S.
. Collins, died in 1950. Dr. Col.
hns leaves a son, Dr. Clark S.
; Collins of Boston, and two
grandchildren.
Services will bq held at 1 p.m.
Satuidav at the S. H. Hines Fu
neral Home. 2901 Fourteenth
street N.W. Burial will be in
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