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WHEATON PLAZA 94a-7soo
, 1962-03-03
Mrs. Aud Writes Avis
Expressing Thdnks
TO People Of ST. Croix

Mrs. Cricket Aud, Librarian
Of the Midland Park High
School in New Jersey has wri-
ten to the Editor of this paper
under date of February 9th
with a message for the people.
It follows, in part:
eve want very much to tell
all the people in St. Croix a
message Of happiness and JOY.
Except unless you will print
this Open Letter to the People,
how else can we reach them?
was so happy to see you at
the Airport, and Mrs. Brod-
hurst, but when we read your
Editorial, / was twice happy
that you came and gave us the
newspapers. You are so right
that the time is NOW to begin
a true program Of democracy.
It would have made you quite
happy to hear the favorable
comments about the Editorial.
l do hope that you APP
prove of my letter to the folk
whom l have come to love so
Continued on Page ~
, 1962-03-03

Friends / come to you to clarl-
fly, refocus and give proper pers-
pective to recent issues in u com
munity which have been becloud-
ed with emotionalism, doubt, n
ger, Illustration and uncertainty.
One of the topics which has been
heatedly discussed recently, and
which received its share of emo
tionalism was the Harvey ALUMNI
mum Project. Unfortunately, this
economic development program
became entangled with the discus
sion of racial discrimination. How
ever, / will say no more about the
Harvey Aluminium Project except
to say that the Legislature OF the
Virgin Islands unanimously ratl-
fed this agreement to establish
this plant in st. Croix. We must
now work together to see that this
enterprise be established on q
sound basis, with minimum social
dislocation, and as promptly as
possible, SO that we may realize
the many benefits which will e
dound to the people of the Virgin
Islands. In view Of recent events
and the publicity which has fol
lowed on their heels, | feel i'm
PEELED to- come before you tonight
to discuss the matter of racial dis
elimination.
AS an illustration of how distort-
ed the picture has been drawn, |
call your attention to- a letter
which l received a few days ago
from which l quote:
Does this Administration want
all white people to Leave.
While this letter was written
with tongue in cheek attitude it
does serve to point up now vital
iss1es may become lost, and how
confused some people in our midst
may find themselves. For genera
tons Virgin Islanders have well
coined people of all races to come
here to live and will continue to
do so.
Several months ago a National
Magazine article appeared point
ing out that discrimination existed
in the Virgin Islands. An investi-
cation was made which revealed
that there did in fact exist residual
pockets Of public discrimination on
the social level, specifically in two
or three clubs, and in one or two
real estate developments on the
Island of ST. Croix. The Legisla-
, 1962-03-03
CurI "A. Anduze Of
ST. Thomus. Posses

Carl A. Anduze, father of DR..
Aubrey A. Anduze, who is also
senator for the District Of st.
Croix, passed away at his hime
yesterday morning. He was 70.
Mr.. Anduze, formerly a
member of the old Colonial
Council of St. Thomas, was
well known in st. Croix as in
St. Thomas. Among those who
survive him are, his wife,
three sons Carl, who is an ac-
countant in New York City;
DR.. Roy A., Director of Hospi-
Continued on Page A
, 1962-03-03
Mux Ritter. Olympic
Official. Visiting Here

Among the important visit
ors in St. Croix is Max Ritter,
Treasurer of the Olympic Com
mittee and President of the In
ternational Swimming Asso-
citation. With him are his wife,
a daughter and grandson.
The Ritters are staying at
the Buccaneer. They expect to
remain about one month.
, 1962-03-03

ture passed a Civil Rights Law
aimed to eliminate these last yes
tiges of 18th Century thinking, It
came as a shock that the handful
of people who were involved or
ganized themselves into a wilful
and vocal minority to circumvent
the Law, and to maintain and JUS
tify their position. In fairness to
the well-meaning segment of this
group, it should be noted that to
the best of my knowledge they are
making bona fde attempts to COM
ply with the Law, leaving the ten
atious, wilful, small minority, even
smaller in number.
Let us re-examine at this point
what is accepted by us as the true
picture of a Virgin Islander. To us,
the Virgin islander represents a
way of life. He is a man of dignity.
He is a member of all races and
of different religious beliefs. He
selects his friends and associates
on the basis of human worth and
value without regard to race, creed
or color. He is the voter. He is the
property owner; he is our civic
and community leader; he is our
legislator; he is our administrator;
he is our teacher; he is the farmer;
he is the laborer-he is in every
walk of life. He is our physician,
he IS our Acknowledgement officer,
he is the planner; he is the news
paper, radio and TV owner; he is
the businessman-he is of all hues
and of all beliefs. He is the MAORI
ty. He does not apologize to any
man for being a Virgin Islander
he is proud of ito him it is a
title Of distinction. He was either
born in the Virgin Islands or he
came here to live among Us with
the same ideals, principles and de-
dication to preserve this way Of
life.
New people who come here to
live among us earn this title only
after they have proved that they
can appreciate, accept and parti-
cipate in this society of men OF
goodwill. They are accepted by us,
not because they r rich or poor.
white or black, Jew or Gentle,
Republican or Democrat, but be-
cause they are decent human be-
ings. Those who remain outside
this happy association are con-
Continued on page y
, 1962-03-03
Governor PaieWonskY Issues Statement On
Racial Discrimination In Virgin Islands

Governor Ralph PaiewonskY yesterday issued a statement
in connection with the recent reports appearing in the press
of the mainland, particularly in Time Magazine on racial
discrimination. I order TO counterfeit these reports he said:
, 1962-03-03
Vulerie Lee of Stage
And Screen to Appear
Here Next Week

Miss Valerie Lee, star of
stage, screen and radio, is due
to visit st. Croix soon. She is
expected to arrive tomorrow or
Monday, it was announced to-
day.
Miss Lee is scheduled to ap-
pear at the newest and swank-
lest eating place in Frederik-
sted known as La Versailles,
located in the Fleming Build
ing on the main street, now
operated by the well-known
big Daddy"
Miss Lee will appear from 7
pm. until ! am. after her ar
rival.
, 1962-03-03
Members OF Bond
Boosters Club to Meet

The CHS Band Boosters
Club will meet at the Chris
tiansted Youth Center on Mon
day night, March 5, at 8 o'clock
the president, Lyle Prescott,
announces.
All members and friends are
urged to attend.
, 1962-03-03
Clarence "A. Carlisle
Takes Part in VOA
Anniv. Broddcusts

Clarence Anthony Carlisle,
a native of St. Croix, was an
active participant in the pro-
grams marking the Voice of
Americas goth anniversary
this year. AS a member Of
VOA's news division, he is res
ponsible for helping tell Anne
rica's story through accurate,
unbiased news accounts for
broadcast to listeners abroad.
A major event of anniver-
sary reporting for Carlisle, as
for other staff members was
Continued on Page a
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William Dillon,
II, Manufacturer
Headed Z Firms

William Patterson Dillon, jr.,
II, founder and president of
Dillon Manufacturing Co., Inc,
and American Scale Manufac-
turing Co., Inc, died yesterday
at Doctors Hospital.
Born In Lynchburg, Va, Mr..
Dillon founded the two WASH
ington companies in 1894. He
was a member of the board of
directors of the Police Boys
Club, the Georgetown Lions
Club and the Kenwood and
Congressional country clubs.
He leaves his wife, Barbara,
Of the home address, $500
Brookside drive, Kenwood, Md. t;
three sisters, Mrs. Ross B.
Bretz, Of 1907 Columbia road
NV, Mrs. Chester Ensign, of
Greensboro, NC, and Mrs.
A. B. Raymer, of Statesville,
NC; and a brother, P. McNeer
Dillon, also of Statesville. NC.
Services will be at IL am.
Thursday at the Gawler Fu-
neral Home, Wisconsin avenue
and Harrison street NV. Bur-
ial will be in Rock Greek Gem
etery.
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Fred E. Blood Dies;
Long Active in Mosons

Fred E. Blood, II, a retired
employe Of the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing, died Sun
day at Sibley Memorial Hos
pital.
Mr.. Blood was born in Men
don, N, Y, and entered Gov
ernment service with the Bu-
reau Of Engraving and Printing
in 1912. He retired in 1850 as
superintendent of construction
and maintenance.
He was active in church and
Masonic work and was a men,
ber of the Petworth Methodist
Church for more than 40 years.
Mr.. Blood began his Masonic
activities with Lebanon Lodge
No. 7 F.AA.M. in 1916. He
transferred to Joppa Lodge No.
35 as a charter member in 1921.
He became master of that lodge
in 1899.
He became charter member
of the Brightwood Command
cry No. 6, Knights Templar in
1921 and was named COM
mander in 1927 and grand
commander Of Encampment of
Knights Templar of the Dis
trict in 1912.
Mr.. Blood was active for
years in making arrangements
for the annual Easter sunrise
service sponsored by the
knights Templar at the Ar
lington Amphitheater. He also
was a, past patron of Joppa
Lodge Chapter No. 81 of the
Order Of the Eastern Star and
a member of the board of the
Almas Temple Aaonma Shrine.
He was a charter member of
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the Brightwood Council No. 6,
R&SM.
Survivors include his wife
Emma at the home, lOOO5
Sutherland road, Silver Spring,
Md; a daughter, Mrs. William
B. Overstreet of Silver Spring;
three sons, Frank e. of Clarks-
burg. Md; DR.. Harold A. of
Alexandria, and Col. Gordon F.
Blood of Mclean, Va, and 10
grandchildren.
Knights Templar services
followed by church services
were to be held at Huntemann
Funeral Home, 5732 Georgia
avenue NV, at 2 pm. today.
Burial was to be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriun

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
40 FUNERAL DIRECTORS
sth o. and Mass. Ave. III. $4,000
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DFatha
sCHLuErER. ANNA Z

SCHLUETER, ANNA Z. On Sunday.
erick Hospital. ANNA Z. scHLUETER.
beloyed wife of Calvin F. schlueter
OF Hillsmere Shores, Annapolis, Md.
and mother Of Calvin Schlueter. jr..
Of WASHINGTON, D. c., and Anton
Nimmerrichter OF Takoma Park, Md
Funeral on Wednesday, December
70, az pm. from the Chapel Of
the Holy Grail. in Fort Lincoln
Taylor Funeral chapel. l47 Duke Of
Gloucester ST.. Annapolis. Md. rs
SCHNEIDER, ETHEL MAE. On Sunday,
Psr pitsl ETHEL a NAE NAE s. scHSEipER RSiEiifT H0ci Of
SlO6 Carroll lane, Silver Spring
Md, and formerly OF Centreville,
va wife OF the late Joseph George
Schneider sister o: Franz B; WI
liams Of Woodoine. Md, and John
II. Williams of Hyattsv!lle. Nd. Also
survived by nine Iephews. three
nieSes: several great nieces and
and friends, Friends s o'ss may 'etdi''si cali at
the Green. Funeral Home, "a Elden
ST.. Herndon, Va, where services
will be held, at : nm Wednesday.
December 20. Interment Chestnut
Grove Cemetery. rs
sHATZER, WILLIAM b. (sHoRTY).
on Sunday, December 30, 1862, at
Providence Hospital, WILLIAM b.
SKATER (SHORTY) Of 1928 2sth
81. Sc, the beloved husband Of Mrs.
Helen B. Shatzer, father OF Mrs.
Louise e. Bumgardner, John W..
Melvin L., and Henry T. Shatzer;
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Massachusetts,
ave, ne, where services will be held
on Thursday, December 27, at 2:15
pm. Interment in Arlington Ma
sHIPLEY. ERNEST HUGHES. On satur-
day. December 90 I962, ERNEST S1s + II
cheyerly, Nd, beloved husband OF
Ruth Jones Shipley. brother Of q.
Raymond Shipley. He also is survived
BY his stepmother Elizabeth NJ.
Shipley. Relatives and friends may
call at Gasch's Funeral Home, 47a9
Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Md,
after pm. Monday, December "a
until 10 am. Wednesday, December
~; thence to the 'Cheyerly Unity
Church, where services will be held,
at / l am. Relatives ana friends in
yited. Interment Central Cemetery,
Frederick County. Md. .5
SHIPLEY. ERNEST II. The officers
a and brethren of Harmony
IN Lodge, No. II, F. A. A. M,
@ !; :f5!fi :!!:i !: 4;
" mains at Gasch's Funeral
Home 4739 Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
vile, Nd,
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-nFAT THIS

Announcements ~
Services Nv Chambers
uasgs' James W. W. Chambers Go.
Hunt, Raymond L. " W CbaWhsTs a.,
Masslcotts, Wv, Chambers Go.
Ernest A.
Van Dol.sn, W. W. Chambers Co.
steva y. WV, ChambeTs 20.
Relnlak, Gerrle n.
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PERRY A. LESTER, Master.
HENRY X. MINAMI. Acting Secy.

SMITH, MINNIE B. On Thursday, De-
ccmber 20, 1862, at District Gem
eral Hospital, MRS. MINNIE B
SMITH Of 1919 E st. Sc. She is the
mother OF Mrs. Matte B. Ham
monds and Mrs. Carrie I letter.
Arthur, Carwell, George and Willie
Brunson. She also leaves three step
daughters, II grandchildren, two
sisters, Mrs. Sarah Brown and Mrs
mary Lewis; one brother, Cleveland
daughters-in-law. and host OF
other relatives and friends. After 4
pm. Tuesday, December 25, remains
Will lie in state at Mount Calvary
Baptist Church, Sth ST. and North
Carolina ave. Sc, where funeral
services will be held at pm
Wednesday, December 20, the Rev.
=. L. Bennett officiating. Interment
Carver Memorial Park. ARRANGEMENTS
by Henry 8. Washington & sons.
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TARGETT; .H1iElr !, ALICE LICE 4 on On sunday. De:

cember 90, 1862. ALICE 4. 2fs, TARdETT 1T
OF 294S Carlton ave. ne, beloved
wife OF George TarEett and mother
OF Mrs. Lois T. Swartz and Mrs.
Janet T. Scatterfield Also survived
by several brothers and sisters and
three grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
ST. and Massachusetts ave. ne,
where services will be held on
wednesday, December rs. at / pm
Interment Cedar Hill Cemeferv IS
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day. pecember S5' i662. sylvia Nv auH Il
Hill Hotel. beloved mother OF Lester
A. Ottenheimer Of East Chicago, Ind
and devoted sister OF Philip Ham
berg Of New York. She also is sur
vived by two grandchildren and four
Rreat-grandchildren. Mrs. often
heimer rests at the Bernard Dan
Zansky & Sons Funeral Home. 35Ol
4th So. NV, until IL am. Tuesday
December 25. Funeral services and
interment, East Chicago Ind %
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UMENo' JUsEFH B. on SATURDAY.
December %. 1862, at Fairfax Hos.
pitaL JOSEPH B; OWENS Of 1915
husband Of Betty A. Owens, father
Of Barbara Ann, James BENJAMIN
and Gary Robert owens. son OF
White c. Owens of Abells, Nd. :,
brother of Everett and Irving B,
Owens, Mrs. Edward Bockhaus, Mrs
BENJAMIN Fletcher and Mrs. Gerald
McGovern. Friends may cali al I'M
Pearson Funeral Home, Az NORTH
Washington St, Falls Church, va
Funeral from st. Patricks Episcopa
Church, l4l5 Brush dr.. Fall
Church, Va, on Wednesday. Decem
per 26; at iO:30 am. Intermen
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In Mrntnriattt

ANTHONY. ROBERT D. In. loving
ERT D. ANTHONY, who left me ten
years ago today, December 25, 1882.
Every day brings back sweet MEM
ories. -,
Every memory brings a tear.
Thoughts OF one / loved so dear.
God gave me strength TO- bear II
And courage to meet the blow,
But what 1t meant to lose you.
The world will never know.
LOVING WIFE. ELLA G. ANTHONY.
BRAWNER, MARY V; n memory 1f
NER ny oelSysd %sS sister st NARY v y,a nRAW
today. DeSember Dec nf1s e. IS, 1851. HRs 'sA -"
Always too true. unselfish and kind,
Few in this world her equal you'll
In SILENCE she suffered, in patience
Til God called her home to suffer
A beautiful life that came to an end.
she died as she lived, everyone's
YOUR PEyoTED SISTER, EpEAN1E
EARL VI. In memory
q pI,,Bgg.r my husband, EARL M. BROAD
Getting lonesome is hard To bear,
Eating at the table and you are not
PrayinG I'D that God in His wisdom
Show me how to bear my burden
You were the only one who ever
On this earth all things we shared:
loVed you then and love you
For you are not dead, you are Just
LOVING WIFE. HELEN.
BURKE, T. WILLIAM. In loving mem-
ory ,y0 81 our dear father, WILLIAM r..
BURKE, who passed away twenty
1888.
Loved in life, remembered in death.
--- HIS DAUGHTERS.
ELONA J. In memory Of
OUT gear mother, ELONA j. CLIP
FORD, on this. the second Christ
join the others in the Great Bsyond.
We miss SS y9u %u I'M more as time goes
Than we did on the day Of your
going.
Your heart was truest in the world,
your love the best to recall.
FoT no one can ever take your place.
You are still the dearest of- All.
hNaA 70 ollll acne Win lOntuneSg.
Our eyes shed many a tear:
Only GOD knows how much We miss
After this first long year.
YOUR CHILDREN, HELEN, WAL
TER, WALLACE AND VERMKLLE.
FITE, HARRIET. In memory OF my
beloved teacher and friend, HAIR
RIEI who passed away onee year
ago today, December rs, ig81
We thank Thee, o Lord, for your
grant Of perpetual light
That will shine eternally upon you.
=-- DICKIE HARDING II.
GERACI, ROSINA M. In loving nnem-
ory OF our dear mother, RO9INA
M. GERACI, who passed away
slghteen years ago today, December
20, 1914.
Just loving thought,
Just a silent tear;
Just a beautiful memory
Oh one we loved so dear,
HER LOVING CHILDREN.
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JULIAN. DAVID TONNES. On sunda.

JULIAN, DAVID TONNES. On Sunday,
Resets RRessRSsr DAVID AZ 1879 gowSEsA M AJlngtU5 fESN
Of 3102 Martha Gusts dr., Alexan-
dria, Va, husband Of Hilda Holtz-
man Julian Of the home address.
Alexandria. Va, and Mrs. James L.
Halter Of Washington. d. c.: brother
Of Mrs, Charles Bossong OF Ashboro,
N. c.: Mrs. James Lazard OF Wash
berg OF Seattle, Wash; Mrs. William
Mace Of Beauford, N. c.: Mrs.
Gordon Urban OF Statesville. N. c.;
Thomas N, Julian OF New York. and
Fri,nSs h NAV "a 'ulsh nsi o. AthnsVepn pnsr;s va,
Wreatley Funeral Home. 1900 West
Braddock rd,, Alexandria, Va. from
to o pm. Monday and wednesday.
Services at the funeral home on
Thursday. December %, at ii am.
Interment Columbia Gardens Gene
terry. 20
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Saturday, December -, 1852. al
Sleepy Hollow Manor Nursing Home
EDNA ELIZABETH THOMPSON Of
No. Lassen Court, Alexandria,
Va beloved mother OF Mrs Virginia
kinsman, Mrs. Irene Denton, Mrs,
cara Forehand, Mrs. Elizabeth M.
Glover, Chester Franklin and Harold
Ashton Thompson: sister of Mrs,
, Alma Tobin and Jasper Mohler. She
is also survived by Is grandchildren
and 10 great grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, va.
where funeral services will be hell
on wednesday, December 20, AT
pm. lnterment Columbia Garden,
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SMITH. WILLIAM q On Sunday NJ

SMITH. WILLIAM G. On Sunday. De-
eember 23, 1862, at Washington
SMITH Of 725 irving ST, NV be-
loved husband Of Mrs Beulah Smith
Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs
Willie Thompson OF Washington.
ID. c. Notice of funeral later. Ar
Son, 2lH 10th St NV Ok
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0'MEARA. MILDRED v.

December 21. 1862. MILDRED "
OMEARA OF 1909 Hamilton st. NV,
sister of Misses Bessie A. and Katie
E. M. O'Meara Of the above address
and Mrs. Annie E. Straub OF Hillside
Nd. Friends may call at the s.. H
Hines Company Funeral Home, 290l
18th ST. NV after 9 pm. Monday,
December "a (parking facilities)
Services from the above funeral
home on Wednesday, December 2G
at l pm. Interment Fairfax. Va.
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HuNT, RAYMOND LEE. of s2a R1l

HUNT, RAYMOND LEE. OF s28 81 st
ave, Capitol Heights, Nd. on De-
R9nt fatbsp sg Of RiesHd RieST s o. Betty Betty
/. and Michael A. Hunt, son Of
Richard Lee and Bertha Hunt. Five
brothers and one sister also survive.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
5S01 Cleveland ave-, Riverdale, Nd,
on Friday. December 2S, at 1918
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 81
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day, December 81 1852, at PSovi.
dence Hospital. JOHN JOSEPH TO To-
LAND. sr. Of 1900 cresthaven dr.,
hillardale; Md, husband Of Helen
and John j. Toiand. jr.: son Of MTsl M
Ellzabeth Toland and brother OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Donhue, Mrs. Ros-
anna Croft and Mrs. Julia Bennett.
MI. Toland rests at the Warner z
Pumphrey Funeral Home, S434
where friends may visit after 4
pm. Tuesday (parking faciiitiesl
Mass will be offered for the repose
oi his soul on Thursday. December
at ESQ am. at ST. camiiius
Sstnoiie Church, 1900 St. camillus
Arlington National Cemetery. Phila.
oephla' Pa, papers please copy. 20
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EsTEs. MYRTIE =. on snturdau ne.

cember 22. 1862. at Providence Hos
iOSsd issst sisteT % q Edwin d T 4 Estes sns and Dsi
the late Everett e. Estes, beloved
friends Of Mrs. Mary z. Hayden. Fu-
neral services at The Simmons Bros
Funeral Home. 1881 Good Hope rd
day. December 26, at pm. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Visiting
hours until q nm 9b
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DANIEL A. sHAUOHNEssY
- - Commander.

ALBIN A. ABsALoN. Adiutant.
vanDOLFEN, sTEvA D. OF 37OI Jack
eember 90, 1862, wife of CHARLES
Robert VanDolfen, mother OF Mrs.
Rose Mary McLaughlin and Dai
Charles VanDolfen; three grandchil-
dren also survive. Services at Cham.
ners Funeral Home. 5s0l Cleveland
December 20. At pm.
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NORRIS. JOSEPH BENEDICT

ssggRT,diaybi sgT,ai bvTsG51T! TpeGemSer ga, 1902, 20;
beloved husband OF Charlotte N.
Norris, brother Of Mrs. Adelaide N.
Hayden Of Tampa, Fla. Relatives
and friends may call at the Collins
Funeral Home, 1921 l4th st. NV,
on wednesday from 3 pm. to 3
pm. and 7 pm. to pm. Re-
quiem. mass at ST. Johns Evangelist
Church, 1901 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring, Md, on Thursday at g:3O
am. lnterment St Johns Gene
terY. EnreSt Glen Nd oR
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KENNEDY EVERETT. KATHARINI

IUCIILE. on Sunday. Decem6er 80
AsINiE 12SSi at ksncsipftGni 8 prq Md KrENHby KAI5
Warner kennedy and the iat.
George H. Kennedy, sister OF JohH
Kennedy and Mrs. Alice Kieferle
mother OF Hugh Everett III, She alsS
Is survived BY one granddaughter
Services at the little church Of For
Lincoln, on Wednesday. December
20. at IL am. 25
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FHELPS, WILLIAM c. Suddenly, on
Monday, December "a, 1869. WI.
LIAM c. PHELPS, the beloved broth
er Of r. Virginia Talbert. Mildred
Fairbanks. Emily Forsythe, Kathryn
FoWler and Benson Phelps: nephew
OF Leola Boorman. Funeral Services
at the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home,
1851 Good Hope rd. sc. parking IA
cilities). on Thursday. December 97
a. IL noon. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Visiting hours
until q pm. Sa
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Petersen. MARY ALVnDA On I

cember "a, 1862, at her residence
MAFYP FSPihs R P&bsRsEA PGF5sfs EAAnnsP3s fU2mefy Nd
Washington, d. c., beloved wife o
Olaf r. Pedersen and devoted moth
er OF Miss Sina Petersen Of Welles
ley, Mass, and Olaf P. Petersen o,
hyattsyille Funeral on Thursday
December 81. at IL am. from tht
Taylor Funeral Chapel, 145 Dukf
Of Glnncester Lnnan naas ~ Fun.
Evening star., 1962-12-25
Dratha

TOLTZ. VIRGINIA G. On Sunday, De-
Virginia Doctors Hospital. VIRGINIA
@. FOLTz, wife of the late Albert
Polts sister S Of IL Bruce 81 aoCsrs Green srSsd snd
grandmother Of Julie Lynn Foltz.
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home, .2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
Va. after pm. on Monday, De-
cember "a, where funeral services
will be held on Thursday, December
Gardens Cemetery. 20
Evening star., 1962-12-25

HART, MARTIAL LEE, In LOVING r.-
memorance Of my dear friend, MAR.
ZEAL LEE HART. who departed this
25, 1851.
a beautiful life that came to an end,
she died as she lived. everyonei
friend.
DEVOTED FRIEND. JAMES MUIR.
RAY (JETT).