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The Nome nugget., 1948-06-02
FREIGHT RATES LOWER. BY REQUEST"
CAP Washington

Alosku interests wishing lower freight rotes can now apply to the railroads to give them benefit of rate cuts joint rdil-wuer shipments the Inter- state Commerce says
 Rep Tollefson (R-Wush) recently wrote the Coom- mission thdt joint ruilwdter rdtes permitted to Huwdi. South America and the Far Edst from Pdci- tic coast ports dt export rdtes. These rdes he said are A cents q hundred pounds steel in carload lots while the some steel going to Alosku is charged $l.l0 hundred pounds.
 Williom E. Lee. chormun of the ICC. wrote Tol- leson ho the fact hd rdl rate to Seattle is higher traffic destined to Aldskd thdn traffic destined to the Orient and other overseas points does not necessarily indicate any unlawful discrimination.
 Whether it is unlawful discrimination, he sdid. cdn only be determined ufter formal hedring
 Lee said if it eventually wds determined to be unlawful discrimination the carriers would have the right to hu discrimination by increasing the rate to Seattle the traffic to the Orient rther thun by reducing the rate on the Aldskun traffic. "
 He added the ruilrouds might voluntarily muke reduction in rates to Seattle traffic for water movement to Aldskd. "dlthough not down to the measure of the export rutes." if Auskan interests could convince them this would increase traffic.
 If the carriers declined to act fdvoroblY on such request. consideration could then be given Alusku interests to the filing of ormel complaint with the Commission. he sdid
 In the Mdtter. Seattle seems to be trying to get relief for Aldskd. At least loop hole hos been found. Perhaps the ddvuntdge can be pressed.
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Rites for Carl {. Burre
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Carl +. Burre
SO, retired General Accounting Of
flee attorney. viii be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the S. H. Hines funer-
al home, 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
Mr.. Burre died Friday at his
home, 8506 Houston avenue. Silver
Spring. He had been in i'll nealth
since he retired in September. 1945.
He was born in Quincy. Ill. and
began working at 16 for railroads In
the South and West. . In 1917 he
became a transportation rate clerk
in the Office of auditor for the War
Department.
Mr.. Burre studied interstate COM
merce law at American University
and received a law degree from Ma
tional University Law Schools in
1922. He was assigned to the Office
of the general counsel on trans
portation for the GAO in 1921
where he used his knowledge of
land-grant law and regulations in
data for defense Of many
cases in Federal courts.
He was q member OF Congress
Masonic Lodge and the Royal .;rch
Masons. He is survived by his
widow, Mrs Mary G. Burre.
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had many Congress members as
patients. Among them was the late
Champ Clark of Missouri, Demo-
cratic Speaker Of the House from
1911 to 1919. Houdini, the magician,
also had been DR.. Beach's patient.
DR.. Beach began his practice here
in 1896 and since 1914 his offices
had been in the Westory Building,
Fourteenth and F streets NV.
He was born in Wheeling, w. Va,
but lived his early life in Escalapia
Springs, KY. He was graduated
from the old Columbian College
Dental School, now part OF George
Washington University.
In 1904 he married Miss Anne
Clarke of Washington, daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander S.
Clarke, whose father was secretary
of the Home Savings Bank.
Besides his widow, he is survived
by three SONS, Clarke Beach, an As
sociated Press writer here; David J.
Beach, law student at George
Washington University; the Rev.
Charles Eugene Beach, Youngstown,
Ohio; q daughter, Mrs. Gordon
Ritchie of Arlington; two sisters,
Mrs. William H. Sutherland, Gary,
Ind, and Mrs. Clarence Cropper,
Tampa. Fla; brother, Roderick
Mcpherson Beach, Ell Moro, N.
Mex, and grandson.
Active pallbearers at the funeral
will be DIR. Dudley King. William H.
Clarke, A. Slater Clarke, John Glib
bons, Franklin Gibbons and Will
liam F. Moore.
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1n Mrntnrtattt

of ny asar motss Asa AIN. i0Sas
Maecb Ns9 Dsssed = fa4s' sva' vs years ago TO-DAY
Dear M mother how We miss you
This world will never know
II tears could only bring you home.
You would have been here long aso.
A heart as true as gold;
To those who knew and loved you -
xoHR xHsr no9aa ~ pauaETEk ehzsT sF0E fd
SaHsiH7hAS 5aGdHTEE MARIE AEl ANbERsEN' bER
BUSH. FLoRENCE Z. CMARTIN): II
sacred memory Of FLoEEaNcE, r., T. ,,. .MAR Ar,
years earl % ago today, March s, 1914.
Our hearts still ache, with sadness.
Our eyes fll up with tears:
Only God knows how we miss her
THE FAMILY. .
CALLAHAN. ANNIE ELIZABETH. In
grandmother. ANNIE ELIZABETH GALA
HAN, Who died one year aso today
''"A RUTH, BETTE, NANCY. .
CARTER, MARIA. Sacred and dear to
us is the memory of our mother. MARIA
CARTER, who left us two years ago to-
day, March s. 1916.
We do not need a special day
To bring you to our minds.
The days we do not think Of You
Are very hard to find
DEVOTED SON AND DAUGHTER, VIOLA
AND OSCAR.
CAVE, JOSEPH JOHN. In loving MEM
ory OF my dear husband, JOSEPH JOHN
CAVE, who departed this life eight years
ago today, March 8, 1910.
I do not need Q special day
To bring you in my mind,
The day / DC not sSink of 'eu
DHyoTfp pSviir VIII, & oFHE1IA II. CAVE.
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4u Mttttnrtattr

DUNKINs, HENRY c; In loving men,
ory Of my dear husband, HENRY c.
DUNK1Ns. who departed this life two
years ago today, March S, 1946.
In the heart of Jesus deep
MY dear husband lies asleep:
Never sorrow, never care,
Only haD'insis pEvoTaD yIih Hn WnrE to NARY: iAfEs
HARRIS. PVT. THOMAS F. In loving
| - PVT. THOMAS F: HARRIS. who
g; !! Y; :ss :?; Ell;
In the midst of my joys I am blue;
With n smile on my face have heart
Thinking, dear Thomas. Of you. q
Getting, used to being lonesome, that's the
hard part to bear,
Getting used to all the sorrow you were
once SO quick to share.
Getting used to. all the heartaches
Night and day from missing you.
Getting used to being lonesome. that's
Some day hope pt'Ss to 10 Join you, darling.
To be with you in the holy land
Never to part again.
Keep him, Jesus, in Thy keeping
Until I reach the blessed shore,
Then. oh Master, let me have him
And end, love rIsnr him as Id. did II, befSre; Srrs
HOWARD, ANNIE bEAIkiSE. IhlS Is
In loving memory Of our beloved sister,
ANNIE BEATRICE HOWARD. whose beau
tiful spirit is ever with us though her
summons came twenty-five (25) years ago
FL Tas sHHtpREs hilSR s. HER PARENTS; THE THE
REV: AND MRS. WILLIAM JAMES
MORELAND, PFC. RUSSELL EARL
tBUDDY. In loving memory Of
eA our dear son and brother. PFC
SSf RUSSELL EARL MoRELAND
BUDDY, who was killed In
action three years ago today.
He has gone through the gate TO
another land,
Led by the Masters hand:
Where everything is kind and good.
Where every one is understood.
NON. DADDY AND SIS.
vOLLAND, FREDERICK A. tribute OF
love and devotion to the memory of our
dear husband and father FREDERICK A.
VOLLAND, who departed this life eight
years ago today. March s. 1910.
God called you home,
1t was His will.
But In our hearts
We love him still.
Your memory Is as fresh today
As in the hour you passed away
HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
WILLIAMS, CATHERINE (K1TTY: In
KITTY WILLIAMS, who passed away
three years ago today, March 8, 1880.
Rest. sweet rest, bs your slumnsr; /.
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division of the administration.
A native of Marysville, Ohio, he
attended Ohio Wesleyan University
and Benjamin Franklin University
here. He came to Washington in
1886.
Before he Joined the REA, he
had been in the field service Of the
Bureau OF Plant Quarantine and
Entomology and held clerical posi-
tions in the Farm Security Admin
istration, the Treasury Bureau OF
Accounts and the War Department.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Myrtle Olson Brown; two children,
Charles E., jr., 5, and Karen Sue, 9
months, and his mother, Mrs. Myrtle
Graves Brown of Marysville.
Funeral services will be held at
IL am. Wednesday at Luther Place
Memorial Church, 1926 Vermont
avenue NV. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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of the Agricultural Adjustment Ad-
ministration Wheat Committee. He
was appointed Undersecretary in
1916.
Mrs. Dodd was born of pioneer
parents on q farm near Baker where
she was educated. She was the
former Pauline Ensminger. Both OF
her parents had crossed the conti-
nent via the covered wagon route
her mother in 1862 at the age Of 8
and her father year later when he
was Is. Mrs. Dodd often recalled
the stories her mother told of the
long trek from Illinois to Oregon,
of walking more than half the way,
most of the time barefooted, and
helping drive team OF oxen.
After Mrs. Dodd's marriage in
1905, she and her husband &C
quired a farm in Baker Valley
which is still their home. He was
livestock producer and his 1900
acre ranch was devoted to pasture.
Mrs. Dodd had often operated the
combines and driven the trucks
when occasion demanded. Then in
the afternoon when the days work
was done she would slip off into
the mountains to hunt or fish be-
fore dinner
Mrs. Dodd had remained in Or
egon nine months of the year to
take care of the ranch until IT.
was leased about four years ago.
One of her hobbies was collecting
antiques. Some of her most priced
possessions were souvenirs her hus-
band brought from Europe when he
headed the United States delegation
to the Copenhagen and Geneva con-
ferences of the Food and Agriculture
Organization of the United Nations.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Dodd
is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Mary
Lewis, of the Wisconsin avenue ad-
dress; five sisters in addition to Mrs.
Henner, who lives in Haines, Oreg.;
Mrs. Blanche Crawford, Haines;
Mrs. Alice Wall, La Grande, Oreg.;
Mrs. Viola Wilson, Portland. Greg;
Mrs. Zella johnson, McMinnville,
Greg, and Mrs. Bertha Fidler, Sea-
side, Greg. ;,
Also two brothers, Frank and
Herbert Ensminger, both OF Haines,
and a grandson, Edward D. Lewis,
of Washington.
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Funeral Services Held
For Miss Cecilia Silver

Funeral services were held at noon
today for Miss Cecilia Silver, 80, OF
1923 Shepherd street NV, who oieo
Saturday at Doctors Hospital OF IN
iuries suffered in a fall.
The services were conducted al
Danzansky's funeral home, 3ooi
Fourteenth street NV, with burial
in Workingmen's Circle Cemetery:
Miss Silver, a native Of the DIS,
trict, was a secretary at the Federai
public Housing Administration. Pre-
viously she had been employed oy
the National Education Association
Active in Red Cross work, sne
had been a nurses aide at Chill
dren's Hospital since 1912. Sne was
a graduate of Central High Scnoo''
Strayer Business College and George
washington University. and nao an
M. A. degree from George WASH.
inston. She also had studied at
Columbia University.
Survivors include her mother, Mrs.
Morris Silver, and a sister. Mrs. Jos.
eph Burstein, both Of the Shephero
street address.
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Unive sity in Gsv. Meconaurhy.
Middletown, where he served as
president from 1925 to 1s43. A me-
mortal service will be held in the
State Capitol at 2 pm. Wednesday.
Was Knox College President.
Gov. McConaughy, q native OF
New York City and Yale graduate
in 1909, devoted most of his adult
life to education. Before his ap-
pointment as president of Wesleyan,
he was president of Knox College,
Galesburg, ILL.,, for eight years, and
previously had been on the faculties
Of Bowdoin and Dartmouth Col
legeS
During World War II, he was
civilian director of training schools
for the Office of Strategic Services.
and later served as president of
United China Relief, Inc, and on
the Navy's Civilian Advisory Com
mittee.
His death, which automatically
elevated 1t. Gov. James C. Shannon
to the States highest executive
Office, came only "a hours after he
entered the hospital for treatment
Of intestinal influenza which had
disrupted his plans to leave last
Friday for a Florida vacation. Until
the last, his illness had not been re-
garded as serious.
Emergency Meeting Called.
1t. Gov. Shannon and other State
officials hastened to the Capitol for
an emergency meeting.
The Lieutenant Governor, also
Republican, arranged to take the
oath of Office as Governor today, and
said his first official act will be to
proclaim a period of public mourn
ing Flags already were flying at
half staff on many public buildings.
1t. Gov. Shannon, a 51-year-old
Bridgeport lawyer and former coun-
sci of the Connecticut Federation of
Labor, will serve until next January
when Gov. McConaughy would have
completed his two-year term.
Gov. McConaughy won $4,000
vote victory in the November, ls46,
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Rites for William Thaw "
Held in San Antonio
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Mar. g.
Funeral services for william Thaw.
w, ~. of Southampton. Long
Island, N. Y, and San Antonio,
were held here today from St.
Marks Episcopal Church.
He died Saturday following an
Temporary btkial viii be in Mis-
sion Burial Park Crypt, pending
final interment in Southampton.
He was a native of New York
City, but had resided here for tbs
last four years. He was q private
In the cavalry during World War i.
and later served with American
forces in Italy. Mr.. Thaw was .
graduate Of Buckley School In New
York.
Survivors included his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thaw OF
Southampton. and a sister Miss
Virginia Thaw, New York.
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Mount Rainier Boy, 5, Dies
After Fall Into Steaming PIT

Joseph (Jo-Jo) Brennan, b. OF
Mount Rainier, who was scaldeo
Saturday when he fell into an ex-
cavation around a steam pipe lead
ing to a Haywood Gardens apart
ment unit, died yesterday in Prince
Georges General Hospital. DR..
James I. Boyd, deputy medical ex-
aminer, issued certificate OF accl-
dental death.
The boy had been playing ON
three old doors which had been LAID
across the pit near Russell avenue
and HAYWOOD drive and apparently
iarred two apart so that he fell into
the hole, according to Coast Guard
1t. Ralph D. Fritz, who found
Joseph and pulled him out. Mr..
Fritz lives at 1903 haywood drive,
Haywood.
Joseph, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Brennan, 2702 Webster street,
HAYWOOD Gardens, was burned on
his back, thigh and upper arms
Plasma was administered IN an
attempt to save his life.
In addition to his parents, he Is
survived by a brother, Donald, Is.
Funeral services will be held at II
a m. tomorrow at the Nalley funeral
home. Rhode Island and Eastern
avenues. Burial will be In Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
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DR.. E. E. Hipscher Dies;
Music Critic Was Is
BY the Associated Press

MARION, Ohio, Mar. 8.-Dr. Ed
ward Ellsworth Hipsher, 76, music
critic, author and editor, died last
night in Marion City Hospital after
a weeks illness of uremic poisoning
DR.. Hipsher, an assistant editor
of Etude Magazine from 1922 tc
1941, was an associate of the Royal
Academy of Music, London, and the
author of a book, American Opera
and It's Composers"
He was an organizer Of the
Mozart Society of Philadelphia, a
past president Of the Philadelphia
Music Teachers Association, and
had been connected with the Phila-
delphia Orchestra and the Metro
politan Opera Guild.
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S. H. Hi n e s
funeral home,
2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Bur-
ial will be in
B a k er, Greg,
after services
there Friday
afternoon. Mrs.
Dodd died Satur-
day after a years
illness at 2730
Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV, her
home here since
1898, when her
husband was as
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elections, and was inaug,rated Jan.
uary 8, 1s47. His first venture into
politics was in 1888 when Raymond
e. Baldwin, then Governor and now
Senator, asked him to be his run
ming mate while still serving as
Wesleyan president. Gov. McCon.
aushy was elected Lieutenant Gov.
ernor that year. but lost to . fellow
scholar, Oden Shepard. Trinity pro.
fessor and Pulitzer prize winner in
biography, when he sought re-elec.
ton in 1910.
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Governor,

NSvS4AA AASAs
The SO year.
old Republican,
W h o e n t er e d
politics a t t e r
gaining distinc-
ton as a college
a d m | nistrator ,
d | e d yesterday
a t t ern oon in
Hartford Hospi-
tai.
A family fu-
neral service will
be held tomor-
row at the chapel
a t w e S e y a n
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Deaths Reported

(From District Of Columbia Bureau q
vital StatiStics)
James ]. Window, sr.. rs, Mount Rainier.
John P. Wagner G6, 914 c st. ne.
Bertha Rice, ~, 2629 Connecticut ave.
Matthew J. Gallavan, ~, Soldiers Home.
Blanche Padgett. 20, ~ End st. ne.
Clifton C. Jermane. 6S. 2S40 2Sth st.
Dom NJ Burns. 65, 140i Fairmont %.
George Crawford, 81, 3l9 w st.
Paul Ryan, 40. 2520 L st.
Thomas Hewitt, Al. 1918 2Sth st. Sc.
Kathryn Bell, 49, Suitland Md.
Mildred H. Cunningham. 81, 1904 Critten-
Maxine Klein, 23. sa9 Quincy st.
Infant Coffey, Silver Spring. Md.
Julia c. Grant, SO, 144S Swami 81.
Edward Cotton. 81, 2154 9Th st.
Maxwell Bundy, 81, 1918 3Oth st.
Matte M. Thomas, 80. 1924 Duncan st. ne.
Linwood Jones, Il, 1439 Belmont st.
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Washington Uni
versity Hospital
a t t er a nine
m on t h illness.
He lived at 2909
South Dinwiddie
street, Arlington
Mr.. Brown had
been with REA
since 1912 and
formerly was as
sistant budget
officer. S / n c e
Mr.. Browns ILL
ness his division
has been reor-
ganized into the
iptarpal services
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Shrine OF the
Blessed Sacra-
ment, c h e v Y
C h a Sc circle
NV. Burial will
be in M ou n t
Olivet Cemetery.
DR.. Beach died
un xpe C tedly
Saturday night
a t his home,
6327 M e a d o W
l an e, Che Wy
Chase, Md.
Known as the
&C on 6 ressional
d e n t | s t." DR..
Beach for wears
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March 5. 1S4s, ALICE MARY WALTERS
of 1O3 Kennedy ST. NV. She Is survived
by three sons; three daughters nicss ana shiat a.
the s. H. Hines Co: Funeral Home, 29ol
14th st. NV, on Wednesday. March 10.
saS H h henee snd Ssabody f. oe chsr'n sts nx
where the holy sacrifice OF the mass VIII
be offered at 10 am. for the repose OF her
soul. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. y
u,ss = Ss4s oEH 9sEfHA WAsHHeos 9R E5sas
Mashlnstsn h snd uncle q M5s: fs.T Fs.T r5i5 5s5
tlyss arfsnsements sea altsn6s 6s Msivan & schey,
MsSsh g. ,Is'i., lszs, at cSasTrS gh,tsd stsss.
@ Gnsassh GMs1ssahS' G. 0e1SssS %sS6er sns fathsT
Mrs chsFs, Free Esnsr M.r. snd Ann R0ssr snd
chambers chs southeast funeral Home, 81 !
st. s.rvsea until ess Mye4 s
I3 pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 8
TaEPoN StE1RHH Et5zABETE MEEpon 4e Mars snse
q Raymond a Wesaen "a. and daughter gdnnsi Of
Emma K. Warren. Funeral from the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home, GAL 4
I'm High requiem mass at Holy Name
Church at am. Interment Glenwood
10
WERNER, DAN ANDREW. On Sunday,
March Z 1913, At Providence Hospital;
Ralph A. and Ethel M. Werner; brother
Of Anita Louise Werner. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home. .517 11th st. Sc,
on Tuesday March q, at pm. Inter-
ment Columbiana, Ohio.
WHITE, MARY ii. On Friday, March 5,
194S, at Gallinger- Hospital. MARY H.
WHITE, daughter of John Douglas: sister
of Fred Douglas. Marie White, Katherine
Parks, Maggie Dodds and Nancy Jordan.
After pm Tuesday, March 9, friends
may call at Fraziers Funeral Home, 3S9
Rhode Island ave. NV, where services
will be held on Wednesday. March 10, at
l pm. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Gov. McConaughy,@,
Dies in Connecticut:
Noted as Educator
BY the Assoe;cted Press

HARTFORD, Conn, Mar. g.
Death has cut short the career of
James L. McConaughy in the mid
die Of his first term as Connecticut's
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Dr.. Charles H. Beach
Dies; Dentist Treated
Many in Congress

Requiem mass for DR.. Charles H.
Beach, 73, one of Washington
oldest practicing dentists, will be
said at 10 am. tomorrow at the
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Charles {. Brown, 80, Dies;
REA Official Since 1912

Charles E. Brown, 38, assistant
chief Of the management division Of
the Rural Electrification Admin
istration, died yesterday In George
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Rites Today
For Mrs. Dodd, Wife Of
Agriculture Official

Funeral services for Mrs. Norris
E. Dodd, So, wife of the Undersecre-
tary of Agriculture, were to be held
at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the
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Chapter No. 9, o. z. 3, are re
auested to attend the funera
Of our late sister. EMMA VII
\ LUPS, from Metropolitan Bap
tist Church on r st. NV, be
tween 18th and 18th sts
Tuesday, March 9, 194s' a
ERcELL G. BROWN, w. M.
FRANK BETHEA. W. P.
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MILDRED <. sHAFER. secS'

HERTZoG, EDNA WINFREY. On Sun
day, March Z. 1a4S, EDNA wINFREY
HERTloG, 212o 37th st. NV. beloved
wife of William z. Hertzog; mother OF
Virgil P. Powell. all OF washington, D. c.;
sister of Mrs. Nancy Susan Powell. Wash
ington, D. C. Services at the S. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st. NV. on
tuesday, March at IL am. Interment
private.
HEWITT, ANNIE Z. On Saturday.
March s, 194S, ANNIE E. HEWITT OF
1922 Tilden ST., Brentwood, Nd, beloved
wife of the late David Hewitt and sister
of Mrs Nellie Williams and Charlotte
Xander. Friends may call at VIM. J.
VALLEYS FUNERAL HOME, 1900 Rhode
Island and Eastern aves. ne, where serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday. March 9. at
Q pm. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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DrafhH

BATEMAN, MN NC JAMES EDWARD.
On November 80, 1943. at Bris-
va +: ':;:; E;::: )?
Atln. MATE Iosas,h Z,
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HASKELL, FREDERICK B. Comrade

March ., 194S, TO attend tne
EDWARD J. DOLAN,. Comdr.
oRIN p BAILEY, Acting Ad1t.
HATCHER, HAZEL LORRAINE, On
Saturday. March 8, l94s, at her residence
aAzEL a9H '019 LoRRAiNE fxs 0f1s1 HATcHER beloved
wife of Carl B. Hatcher ir,; mother o.
Hunter and sister of Mrs. Heller! L. Bauer;
Services at Chambers Riverdale Funeral
Home 1901 Cleveland ave. Riverdale,
Md, on Wednesday. March 10. at 10 am
Interment Arlington National Cemetery
HAWKINGS, MARTHA WEBB. De
at the Alexandria Hospital; She leaves
Bessie b siO Butler: sister -in-laW; Mrs. Dora
watson brother -in-law, William webb:
three ep-srandchildren, other relatives
and friends. Remains resting at Arnold, $
services will be held Tuesday. March 9,
at . pm Interment Union Cemetery.
8, i94s. Miss coRNNE HAY Of ii 4th
st. se member of Mizpah Glass ~ Ma.
tional Baptist Memorial Church, 18th and
Columbia I'd. NV. Funeral services at the
st. NV, on Tuesday, March g, at pm.
interment private. Please omit flowers.
8. E. s.. viii conduct Eastern
(: &!
q BHosEs STasr E of MILLER, W. M,
nPEn . SEAFFR Secy
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rangements by John T. Rhines & Co: Flu
neral Home, 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Notice
of funeral later.
MafeS MawHAHe I. less lArH ErHEL a2MAs shs
Newman; two sisters. Regina Newman and
Dorothy Williams; brother. John Shields,
other relatives and friends, The M late . Miss Us
Wsdneiaag veal aG%e March "a it nf runsTa
day Ma5fh cSnrdb s,h s. a9 and ss at nx sh1h
terment Payne's Cemetery. 10 ,
o'BRIEN. WILLIAM D. On Friday,
Hospital, WILLIAM D. o'BRIEN. beloved
brother Of Daniel Minor and joseph aot ii: T;
resting at Chambers Funeral Home, 6l1
11th St s.e., until Tuesday. March 8; at
$50 am. Mass at Fort Myer Chapel at
8 am. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery.
day. March Z, 194S, at his residence, 5s0l
kShI kealion MevES e ss 81 EHiss.n's
on wednesday. March 10: At 1880 am
Entombment massoleum Parkwood Gene
terry, Baltimore, Md.
OLSEN. LAURA v. On Sunday, March
mother Of Ernest Strait: Services at
Chsmbers' Funeral Home, 400 Chaplin St
NV. on Tuesday. March 9, at 10 am.
1nterment Glenwood Cemetery.
THURSDAY. MarcS 4, 194s. BLANcHE.
PADGETT (nee Luberj. beloved mothe- OF
James A. Padsett and Mrs Edith 3. Gar
reth; sister Of Marcus Luber and Mrs
Maude Laumann. both Of Baltimore, Nd
Services at Chambers Southeast Funeral
| Home, 517 I1th st. s.e, On Tuesday. March
Q at 10 am. Interment Congressional
/ Cemetery.
! PIERCE, THOMAS. Suddenly. on March
/ 5. 194S, at his residence, 606 5th St. ne
THOMAS PIERCE; beloved father OF Al
SON, Mary Minor, Elsie Milton and Lucy
Brooks; brother of Albert Thomas. Preston
and Jordan Pierce. Bessie Audry and Elsie
and friends. Friends may call at his late
residence after pm. Monday, March 9;
80 pm, at the Israel Baptist Church.
| 11th and q SIS. n.e.s Rev. Raymond Robin
son ofaciatins. Relatives and friends
invited 1nterment woodland, n: c;
Arransements by ". Ernest Jarvis Co.