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Samuel King, Howoiion
Statehood Leoder, 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 70.
Mr.. King had recently an
nounced his intention of run
ming for Governor in Hawaii's
first State elections lifelong
ambition.
Part Polynesian, mostly New
Highlander, and all Hawaiian,
Mr.. King served as Hawa;i's
delegate to Congress for eight
years. A Naval Academy grad
uate. he left his seat in Con-
gress in 1912 to serve in the
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 parties
combined.
Mr.. King was Governor of
Hawaii from 1853 to 1857. He
was a territorial representative
at the time Of his death.
Cites Example To Asia
1 In a letter TO the editor of
The Star written In August,
1850, during the Korean War.
Mr.. King wrote of Hawaiian
statehood:
LAS a full-fledged partner in
the American community of
States. Hawaii can serve as a
living, understandable example
of Americanism In Asia. II.
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-I
nifty"
Born in Honolulu, Mr.. King
was the son Of Capt. James a.
King, a pioneer in the inter-
island shipping industry.
He was appointed to the
Naval Academy, from which
he was graduated in 1910. by
the then delegate from Hawaii,
Prince Jonah Kuhie Kalani-
anaole. He served 20 years in
the Navy and fought in World
War /, resigning his commits
sion in 1924 because he believed
mo major war would occur in
the remainder of my active
lifetime.
Hit by Pearl Harb0r
Two Of his Annapolis class
mates and many friends were
killed at Pearl Harbor. After
Mr.. King went back to the
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Dr.. SeIwyn Collins, Pioneer
In Analysis of Health Dotu

DR.. Selwyn d. Collins. a Pub
lie 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. He had
gone to Boston for medical
treatment.
DR.. Collins, who was 81, was
chief Of the morbidity and
health Statistics branch OF the
Public Health Services division
Of public health methods at the
time Of his death.
HOnOred in 1852
A Washington resident for 40
years. he was one of II persons
to receive the Superior Service
Award in the old Federal Sc
curity Agency. now the Depart-
ment Of Health, Education and
Welfare. in 1852.
The nomination for his award
noted that his development
and use of statistics to measure
the distribution Of illness and
dls loling conditions represent
the invention, perfection and
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celebration Of instruments for
gauging public health that
parallel the Importance of the
clinical thermometer, the steth-
oScope. the electrocardiograph.
and similar diagnostic tools
used to determine the health of
an individual.
DR.. Collins was born in Cass
County. Mo. He received his
bachelor of arts degree from
the University of Missouri, and
his masters and doctors de-
grees from the University Of
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 studies. the first
long-term studies of morbidity,
served on the Committee on the
Costs of Medical Care in 1926
%. and was instrumental in the
initiation and Interpretation Of
the first national health sur
vey in 1885.
In the field of international
sta tistics, DR.. Collins worked on
the World Health Organization
Expert Committee on Health
S+otistics. He was chairman of
the index subcommittee of the
International Statistical CLASH
f1cation of Diseases, Injuries and
Causes of Death, as we'll 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
DR.. Collins was the author
OF numerous articles and pub
LEGATIONS on health statistical
matters.
His home was at 1923 Floral
street NV. His wife, Angie S.
Collins, died in 1850. DR.. COL
Inns leaves a son, Or. Clark S.
Collins Of Boston, and two
grandchildren.
Services will be held at / pm.
Satul day at the S. H. Hines Flu
neral Home. 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Rock Greek Cemetery.
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Dratha

STUFF, MARGARET ISABELLE tMRs
JOHN CT lnee Glahl. On Tuesday
glISISI5i, v Ms A5S IS;l, IsE AZ. d 5GSI
sslSyss snJ Mother q 's ci h nsS yShn A
and John Frsnflin stun She also
Is survived BY three brothers. Fred
L. and Paul 4. oiSh OF Fort Loudon,
Pa: seEEt. Carl W. Dish, . g
Army, Bermuda and one slater
mary ss cs g II. SaioDa Ldhe enas
ne. on Thursday. March 20, be-
Ices VIII be held In Tie Lutheran
Home Chapel on Friday, March "a,
interneat viii 81 he ierV' in F snq
Loudon. Pa at Q pm. 90
ToNEY. ANNA NJ. suddenly, on Tues
day, March "a, 1899, ANNA NJ
ToNEY OF AQ9l 18th pl. ne. mother
onsS e0 Mfs EEsaSSsaess Ms Tnais and nj
Edward Mike and Mrs. Dace Dem
ning and Mrs, Julia Loughner: sis
! ter OF John Michael Services and
interment New kenSinRton. Pa,
TURNER, DORIS Z, OF sO7 A st.
OF MIR. and Mrs. William r. Turner,
sister OF Richard Allen Turner and
granddaughter Of Mr., and Mrs Jar
rett d. Shifflett. Services at Cham.
bers' Funera Home. 5l7 18th ST.,
sc. on Friday, March ~. at 2
pm, Interment olenwood Gene
terry. 60
MARTHA Z. on Tues.
day March "a 1850, ct her rest
TIA i. iuuNpERWooipb'' FAM FsSily M ms;
be seen at. 8l0 Independence ave.
Sc. Lincoln i-S3a7. Notice OF
funeral latter. ARRANGEMENTS By
Henry s. Washington q Sons.
WISE. LILA A on Wednesday,
March 20, 1860, at the District
General Hospital, LILA A. WISE
Of 1889 Half st. s.w.. devoted wife
OF Norman j. Wise and beloved
mother OF Mrs. Jennie Pitts. She
one sister. Miss Mary Richard: one
brother, ifo Richard. two nieces.
ether relatives and many friends.
4 Remains resting Nt the John T.
Rhines u Co. Funeral Home. 301
l2th s.. ne. Notice OF funeral
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Navy in 1912 with the rank OF
lieutenant commander, he was
on the staff Of the command
ing general Of the Samoan de-
Tense area. He took part in the
attack on Eniwetok, was port
commander there for a time
and later was active in the ~.
tack at Saipan, remaining there
as the naval commander of
the base.
Mr.. King returned to the real
estate business after leaving
the Governors Office in 1857,
although politics had been his
love from his early days as a
precinct worker in Oahu. He
returned to political life last
fail, winning election as Re-
publican Representative in the
Territorial House. His deci-
sion to run for Governor was
made in the face of possible
opposition within his own
party.
Mr.. King won the support
Of the japanese, the most
numerous race of the islands,
in World War II. When the
NiSei, Hawaii-born Japanese,
were being locked up in 1892
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 sue
cess.
He was a charter member of
the Hawaii Statehood Com
mission. which was created in
1947. He served as chairman
from 1919 to 1858.
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BOSTON. Mar. 26 (AP).-Dr.
Charles H. Dutoit. AZ, noted au-
thority on apprehension, was
killed yesterday when his car
hurtled of a bridge into the
Charles River between Boston
and Cambridge. He had been
head of the clinical laboratory
at Massachusetts, General Hos
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Services Set Monday
For Col. Cressey. II

Services will be held at / pm.
Monday in Arlington Cemetery
for Col. George G. Cressey, II,
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 l947 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. Oak.
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Cupt. D. W. Wisherd

CINCINNATI, Mar. 26 (AP)
Capt. D. Walter Wishered. IS,
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
exploded and burned in Pitts
burgh in l947. He was born in
Quincy. Ill.
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Cardinal Treated
PHn.AnEI ,PHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 26
(AP).-John Cardinal O'Hara,
Archbishop Of Philadelphia. was
discharged from a hospital yes
terday, The 7l-year-old car
dinal had been undergoing
treatment for arthritiS since his
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Mitchell, IS,
Ex-Ship Worker

Henry Thomas Mitchell, IS.
a retired employe of the New
port News Shipbuilding and
Drydock Co. died in a Newport
News VA hospital Tuesday
after a short illness.
Mr.. Mitchell was native of
New Kent County, Va. He spent
the last IS years of his life in
Newport News.
He leaves eight children, in
Guiding Mrs Edward j. Fox,
of Silver Spring; Is grandchil-
dren. and IL great-grandchil-
dren.
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MOsTow. ABRAHAM. There will be
memory Of ABRAHAM MoSToW,
beloved husband Of Rose Mostow. on
Sunday, March 20, 1881, at I pm,
TO be held in the Kosher Israel
Cemetery, congress Heights. d. c,
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With Regard to q
Gard Of Thanks

Very often o cord Of thonks In
The stor meets o need which con
hofdly be solved IN any othe' woy
Not only IS Il o sroeIous expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
florol tributes but also cautiously
Acknowledges the services and
kiadnesses Of the mony to whom
o personal note Of thonks eonnoi
veil be mailed o. whose homes
oad addresses ore not known
Insertion Of d cord Of thonks
may be euonsed BY telephone to
The Stoii u, $1,000,
The Evening and sundoy Stor
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Bu!lai Allowance
$3.50
Sl6 q st NE ii 3-4SSU
! William Lees Sons Co
FUkERAl Dire IORS
.itn IL and Mass Ave NJ Ii 3-52OG
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kA,Y.s, hLSlE Ds on ssndsy. March

81 .J tg2p' ELSIE 81, D. R ,hxss. sidSS:'
comdr kossrt Z x a aSs, ISM N and nd
~ john G.. Rays, USN. sister or
u Or g. R.. Lowell and Mrs. Clydei
r Fry. FTieucs NAV call at Cav.
lers Gha0cl. 1859 Pa ave. NV
courtesy parking opposite, Serv-
ices VIII be hello at tne Mebterfi
Presbyterian Church 1900 II 81
n Y on Friday. March ~. at I0.l5
an lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery. "a
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CEMETERY LOTS

RATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK site
lot less. than half market price:
$3.50 IA 2-2A3U
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RfA . , JOSIE , 3; on Tqesdt,y. March T

5 "a 1859, JOSIE s. RYAN Of No
= II South Hudson st Arlington
Va, beloved mother Of julia r.
HefmillioD, grandmother OF Stephen
D, ir and Nancy Vermillion and
jeanne Abel; sister OF AgpeS Hagef-
mann and William 7 BlAekman.
Relatives and friends may call at the
Robert y. Murphy Funeral Home,
3524 Columbia pike Services at
81 Thomas More Catholic Church,
North Thomas 81 and Arlington
blvd on Saturday, March 20, at
10 am. Intermept Holy Rood Gem
etery. ~
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R9SS IIss MoRE IIss 95 n wsdA T9s

March IS, lAbD MORRIS ROHEN
beloved husband 81 Eva Rossn and
devoted father Of Sandre, Murray
and Harold Rosen He also Is saF-
vived By his mother, Mrs Rachel
Rosen, and two sisters, Mrs, Jennie
Rothheld and Mrs. Sadie Cohen,
DArlyansKy 4 Sons Funeral Home.
1850 l4th st NV, on Sunday,
March -, at 10 am. Intermen.
Mount Lebanon Cemetery Memorial
week. 77oT 24th ave. Hyattsyille,
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]. ALFRED Co StIfIiSsul SEA MSsVer'

JOHNSON. WALTER r. On Tues
day. March "a, 1853. WALTER r
JOHNSON OF 1881 Savannah ST. Sc.
son. brother OF Mesdames Ethel
BureeSs. Edna Harley. Evelyn Jones
and Robert Johnson: nephew OF
lsaRc Gaskins Other relatives and
irienos also survive. After pm.
FRIDAY March 81, friends may
call II the Holman FunerSl Home,
200 9th ST, nv Funeral on Satur-
Gay, March 3S, from the above
named funeral home at IL noon
lnterment in WoOdlaWn Cemetery
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HEARN, wILFRED On Mednssdsy

March IS. 1867 wIIFRED SO HEXRN
Of $685. Prospect ST., CHEVY Chase
Md, beloved husband OF the late
Mary Elizabeth Hearn Page, Capt
S Mll6sa o. MIS- he1 Sarah H. sprs ssys
There also are three grandchildren
Friends are invited TO call al the
Bethesda-chevy Chase Funeral Home
o. Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda
No Services will be held on FEi-
Columba's Episcopal Church. AID
and Albemarle SITS NV Interment
private. char.eS Town. W. Va.
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JONES. DAVID 7, OF $500 Somerset
ro.. R.verdale, Nd on Marcn "a
1859. husband OF the late Louisa NJ
Jones: father Of Mrs. Minnie Kodak
and the late Arthur L. Jones. Sery-
ICES at chambers Funeral Home,
5SOI Cleveland ave River0ale. Nd
on Saturday. March 2S. at 10 am
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
...a VI g.. a.. ~
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KENDRICk, JOHN HENRY lBRofus

JOHN HENRY KEND Fitsi -o Of i iS3S
Lucille Kendrick. brother Of Mrs
Msrtha Archer OF New. York CITY,
lard st. NV. Apt ]: Mrs. EuriIee
REED Of 1868 Willard 81. nv, Apt.
and James l.. Kendrick Of Phiia-
oeIpnia, Pa. He also Is survived
by one nephew, one niece. other rel
stiFes aad friends. After 4 pm.
yited to cal at the Jarvis Funeral
Chapel 1872 You s.. nv wtere
funeral services. will be held On
saturday, March - at pm,
Intermcnt Lincoln Memorial Gene
tery CFamily can be contacted At
l157 willard st NV, Ant n 81
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SCOTT, WILLIAM Z. on Monday.

scoTT Of 3ii 10 18th St nv, be- E,
loved husband OF Eleanor Scott,
son OF the late Louise Scott. father
Of Walter L Scott and brother Of
Marsha H. Brady Daniel E., Clar-
ence and Leander Scott. He also
is survived by other relatives and
FRIENDS After 4 pm, Friday, March
-. friends are invited to call at
the Jarvis Funeral Chapel. i43"
You 81. NV. Funeral services on
Saturday. March IS, at II am.
at Rock Greek Baptist Church, 9Th
and Upshur SITS. NV. the Rev.
Gibbs officiating interment Mar
tinsburg, Nd. Family may be
contacted at 1905 Spring I'd. n.wD
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day. March. IS, 1853, WILLIAM A
vile. Mo. beloved husband Of Orvia
Kennedy. father Of Mrs. Louise
Henley, Mrs Agnes c Talbot. Wal
Ter = and Russell. 7 HENDERSON
he also is survived by nineteen
grandchildren and twenty zone great
grandchildren. Frienus are invited
70 cal at the Colonial Funeral
home Of Robert A. Humphrey. Rock
yuIe, Md, where services will be
neld on Saturday. March -, al .
pm Interment Forest Oak Gene
WV. u
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NUhES' MINNIE UUNN. On Ihurg-
day. March 20, 1859. 81 her home.
HoKEa' beloved wife t Of james Ed,
ward EokeS, mother Of Mrs. Robert
5 E, Sellersa Mrs. Helen E. Miller.
Geosge W Nokes and the late James
= NokeS, jr.i sister OF MrS. George
NJ Brown. She also is sur
vived BY fourteen grandchildren
and seventeen great-grandehildren
Friends may CT a. the Btrca Fu-
neral Homie, 303I NJ ST NV 1eouf-
tesy parking oppoSite) Services at
St Luke's Methodist Church. Wis.
consin ave. and Calvert 81, NV.
on Saturday March ~, at I:lO
D m. Ifiterment Rock Greek ceIne-
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CHILDS, WILLIAM FRANK. On
his residence. S3i Decatur st. NV
WILLIAM FRANK CHlLDs, hus-
father Of Mrs Gladys e. Douglas.
Surviving are other relatives and
many friends After pm. Fri
day, March ~. friends are invited
to call Al the Mcclure Funeral
services will be held at / pm.
Saturday. March rs. Interment
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Draths

N MiE d Il i6, 44DfS PALSY 81. h sA
vile Md. beloved wife Of William
A. Baldwin and mother OF Mrs
Betty Jones, Kenneth o.. William
a.. " and .I Bernard d. L d Bs ALVIN
Mrs. Roberta Corcoran and Mrs
Winfred Walbauer: two brothers,
William and Thomas Barbee. and
ten grandchildren. Relatives and
nersI aon rs Sen,a Rai,,mosen ave-
Hyattsville. Md, where services will
be held on Friday, March "a, at
ll:l5 am. lnterment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery 80" 70
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day. March s51issS. AZ she VASE Tash-
EMMA s. HiI.KRMAN o. 1os
Pershlng dr.. Silver Snrine, Nd.
wife OF Hubert O Hillerman. mother
Of Charles H. sshe srmSh M sna H slissr
man reats at the warner e Pun
phrey Funeral Home S434 GeO--
ela ayes Silver Spring, Mo- where
services will be held on Friday.
eilities). Interment Parklawn Gem
etery "a
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i,{ TUESDAY March "a, 1863 LIZA
Y BETH BEL OLDHAM Of 57DN list
st" HyatRyille Md. belovee wife,
OF Grady II Oldham and mother
Oldham. daueh;er OF Charles n. and
Florence NJ Bell. sister OF Charles
W. Bell. Friends may call At the
Nalley Funeral Eome. 300 Rhode
E slsro ave AZ Eastern Ia, AVE- e.
Ffidat March -. at I0s30 a n
RELATIVES and friends Invited In
tetIpeb Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 20
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t Wednesdsy Msrch s, ' iSss' 4, tSe
BERGHERs Of i07 sfyview dr..
1ngleside. Va, husband OF Lille
@. BergherS and father OF Martin
BergheIs and Mrs. Allen Jones.
Funeral services Oh SATURDAY., March
Funera Home Cameron and Al
fred SITS, Alexandria. Va. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery -
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BARBOUR, WILLIAM n. (FIsHD. vDe-

Hospital, WILLIAM II. BARBOUR
OF III 18th st ne, beloved huS-
band Of Mrs. Bertha Barbour.
Notice OF funeral later. Arrapge-
ments BY the Barbour Funeral Home,
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KIRBY. MARY HARDY ON w.dr.,

day. Marcn rs, 1859. at Arlington
HospitaLs MARY HARDY KERRY OF
I'LL NORTH 9TH 81, Arlington, va.
mother OF John H. Kerby' sister Of
". Ralph and Charles r. Hardy
Friends may call a. GaWler's Chapel
1915 Pa ave. NV. courtesy PARK
ing opposite, after. ~ noon Thurs
CAV march 70 where prayers will
at am. Mass WHIP be offered
at st. Peters Catholic Church, I'd
and c SITS Sc. on Saturday. March
-. at $3.50 am Interment 81
john $ Cemetery. Broad Creek. Md.
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DEGKER. WAlTEK J.. ,Died on

't WsdnsseayN.H M areh 4, R PISS. on q
Elizazelh General Hospital. Fliza-
beth, N j.. WALTER J. DECKER,
husband OF Augusta B. Decker
OF washington, D. c. and
brother Of Leon Decker Of Simsbury,
c CSan p aeTm nIl,r Decker HsE Of New
bury. Conn; Ethel D. CLARK Of
Westport, Conn, and Olive Wilhelm
Of Orange. N. J Funeral at . pm.
Saturday March 20, from the Laid :
law Funeral Home. WOODBURY.. n. Y
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HERNDON, MARY. On TUESDAY

HtME srcS MA I'm. HHpRs TpMSsSa syyi
HERNpoa" of tyiSSs sl S StS st. NAVY h.xi.
devoted mother az Mr. Alfred. Sam
uel, Floyd and Braaton Herndon
Is survived by, four grandchildren.
brother, Mr.. Charles Brookins: sew
eral nieces and nepbews. other rs,a-
tiveS and many Ariends. Remains
may. be. viewed on Friday, March
"a. after pm, a. the Hall Bfos.
PTnera Home 81 Fiorida. hyss
day. March "a at 1 pm. at me
Third Baptist Church. 6ah and
Cue SITS NV the Rev George
g Bullock oileiating. IntermsEt
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March ", 1855 at IN. Distrist
General Hospital IRENE d. CRAIG
Of 1880 Belmont st. NV. She is
in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Craig
two brothers, Clay and Lunn Ma
halnes; six sisters. Mesdames Eva
Lewis, Sadie Powell. Reba Peters,
Lillian Ford, Mamie Menter ana
Miss Lena Mahaines. other rela-
tives and friends also survive After
4 pm. Friday, March -, friends
may call at the B. F Taylor Fu-
neral Home 1909 18th st. NV.
where, services will be held on
Saturday, March IS. at pm.
Interment HARMONY Cemetery.
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TIrCHErr. MARY LOUISE. on IT,,

q Sa' j. Mi NARY Louise Gis y Prf Ecsaifyff
beloved mother OF ". OTIS Fitchett
Of Csldyell. J.. and Estelle Ruff
also is survived By four IeTandchil-i
dren and two Observation-Disclosures
She was born in Appomattox, Va
and would have been vi years
of age on April =. Funeral
services VII be held at Hysong'S
Friday March 81 at 10 Am, In
terment in Rock Creek Cer,eterv-
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Dratlrs
HANSON. ELRERT .

iARDEsIY. HESTER G. on wsdnss-
Gay; March lrS "a, 1882 si .pDSclSTs
beloved wife Of Francis O. Hardesty'
%O's ssd q pOp Pstp''s o Ha4 Ss Robert snd
Mrs Shirley N. Morris: sister q
Robert. Thomas and Harry Quick
and Margaret Grub She also Is
Prayers at the s. II. Hines Co Fu-
neral home, 1901 l4th 81 NV. on
Services at the Chapel OF the Holy
Grail. Fort Lincoln Cemetery on
Saturday, at II am. fnterment
Fort lincoln Cemetery, %
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MORRIS. ELLA /. On wednesdsy,

MORRIS. ELLA l.. On Wednesday.
March IS, 1850, ELLA /. NORRIS
Spring, Nd beloved vile OF the
late John Albert Morris and mother
Of Edward H, Morris OF Columbia,
N c., Mrs. Sarah NJ. Waters and
Fred A. Morris OF Silver Spring,
Nd, Mrs. Morris rests at the W.
h13e Georgla ave. NV, until Thurs.
4 day March 20, at 10 p,ms Fu-
s neral from the Horner Funeral
Home Plymouth, N. c.. on Sunday,
March 20. at 3 pm. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment
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DA RIOS, MARY, On Tuesday. March
q, 1853, MARY DA RIOS OF a3lS
Newton ST. Colmar Manor, Md.
beloved wife Of the late Thomas
d. Ros and mother Of Roma Dono-
van and Angeline Cheathan.. She
also is survived by a granddauEh-
ter Bonnie Chase, and three grand
sons, Robert, Jimmy and Raymond
Cheatham, Services at the Gasch
Funeral Home. 473g Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville, Nd, on Friday. March
~. at ! pm Relatives and friends
invited. Enterment Mount Olivet
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March e. so i95s. Noah Sl s cooPEfk
OF l54 D st. Sc. devoted husband
Of Nancy Cooper. father Of Mrs
Viola Ferguson, Mr. Lla Reeves,
Joseph Cooper; brother OF Mrs.
Julia DAVIS, Dan, Willie and James
Cooper Other relatives and friends
also survive. After 5 pm. Friday.
March %, friends may call at his
late residence. Funeral services on.
Saturday, March 3S, at pm. at
the Friendship baptist Church, lst
and H SITS sw. the Rev. B H
Whiting ofiiciating Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery Arrange-
mentS by Frazier ~
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Wednesday, March IS, 1859, at
sEssHs ' EfAINs ei MoohEY h q isob
Orren ST ne, LOVING deughtcr 81
Dorothy and Charles W. Mooney
loss two sisters. one brother. her
grandparents and other relatives
Remains resting At the John T.
Rhines g. Co Funeral Home, 3Ol5
eth st. ne. Notice Of funeral
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A Marsh ~ THOMAS SSR at w. MP sRwM AN
OF 203 Kennedy st. NV. beloved
husband OF Elva Pearson Newman.
father OF Mrs. H. Geraldine Holder
and Mrs Kathryn /, Sylvester.
ard and Sandra sylvester. ali Of
West Hyattsville, Nd; brother Of
Claude Z Newman o! Cambridge.
Md. George A. Newman of Su-
merduek Va, and Louie c. New
man Of Arlineton, Va. Friends
mas call Of the S. II. Hines Co.
Funeral Home 2Bnl 14th st nv,
after IN AIN Thursday, March I'd
parking facilitiesl Services ct the
above funeral home on Friday,
Marcli ~ at q Am Interment
Arlington National Cemetery 20