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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-23
Scotland Yard Hunting
Girl in British Scandal

tons are bound to continue
An uneasy feeling may persist
that somebody, somewhere. is
anxious to cover up significant
facts"
FrOntpage Editorial
1t demanded that Parliament
order an intensive search.
The right wing tabloid,
Daily Sketch, also frontpaged
an editorial. 1t said the spec
tacle of a cabinet minister
having to explain his acquaint-
anceship with a girl who
should have given evidence in
a shooting case against a COL
ored man with a conviction for
living on the earnings of pros
titution is, to say the least, un-
edifying."
Mr.. Profumo said he and
Miss Keeler were on friendly
terms but there was no i'm
propriety in their relationship
His wife. glamorous actress
Valerie Hobson. listened from
the gallery as he spoke.
He said he met Miss Keelel
In a villa DR.. Ward had or
the grounds Of Cliveden, thu
vast estate owned by Viscount
Aston. son Of Virginia borr
Lady Nancy Aston.
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Rush H. Kress,
Former Head of
Variety Chain

NEW YORK, Mar. % (AP).-
Rush H. Kress, IS, former pres
ident of the s. H. Kress & Co
and head Of the Kress Founda.
ton that had given away more
than $50 million in art treas
ures, died last night.
He was president of the
variety chain from 194l to 1915
and later served as chairman
of the board.
Samuel H. Kress, his brother
started the chain in 1896.
Since 1855. Mr.. Kress had
been chairman of the Samuel
H. Kress Foundation, which in
1861 completed a 20-year prof.
ect of donating paintings and
art objects to museums
throughout the country.
1t was estimated that the
collection came to more than
$50 million. President Kennedy
hailed the project in 1861 as
IAN achievement Of which
can be proud"
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Justice GOLDBERG
To Be Honored

Justice Goldberg OF the su-
preme Court Is scheduled 10
become an honorary member OF
the Phi Alpha Delta Law Fra
ternity at a dinner tonight AT
the Mayflower Hotel.
He will be initiated by the
Brandeis Chapter OF the fra
ternity at American University
The supreme Court seat held
by J..s.ice Goldberg was once
occupied by JuSnce Brandeis.
Justices Black. Douglas and
Clark and retired justices Reed
and Burton are expected 10 at
tend. The POSTMASTER will be
Brooks Hays. special assistant
10 President Kennedy.
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W. F. Suthord, II,
Area Carpenter

Worley F. Suthard, n. a
carpenter in the Washington
area for 81 years, died in his
home at 7708 Cross street,
Lanham, Md, yesterday after
a long illness.
Mr.. Suthard, who was born
in Scott county, Va, came to
Washington from johnson
City, Tenn.
He leaves his wife, Beatrice
K. Suthard of the home ad-
dress; one daughter, Mrs. Mel
vim Hickey of Palm Springs
Fla; and two sons, Curtis z.
also Of Palm Springs, and Don.
aid E., Of Shelton, Conn.
Funeral services will be al
10 am. Monday at Chamber,
Funeral Home. SOL Cleveland
avenue. Riverdale, Md. Buria
will be in Fort Lincoln GENE.
terry.
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Leland Atherton Dies:
Justice Tax Attorney

Leland Thomas Atherton, "a.
a former tax attorney for the
Justice Department. died of a
heart attack Thursday at the
National Institutes of Health.
Mr.. Anterior, a native Of the
District, worked under Attorney
Generals Clark, Brownell and
Kennedy before his retirement
two years ago.
One Of his biggest cases, how
ever, came last year when he
worked as a tax consultant for
a Connecticut law firm. He
successfully defended a Chris
tian Scientist who was delin-
quent in his taxes against the
Government. The defendant
had not paid taxes in eight
years, but was acquitted by a
jury when Mr.. Atherton de-
Tended him.
Mr.. Atherton was a 1912
graduate of Georgetown Law
School. and later received de-
grees in advanced law and ac-l
countancy from other univer-
sites. During his career, sew
eral colleges recognized him
with honorary degrees.
He began his Government
career as a messenger with the
Treasury Department in 1911,
and served for a while as Sec
rotary to William Macadoo,
President Wilson'S secretary.
In 1924 he joined a New
York law firm and handled tax
cases for many theatrical per-
sons. including Mary Pickford.
Joining the Justice Depart
ment in 1913. Mr.. Atherton
travelled extensively to handle
tax cases for the Government.
In 1947 he was sent to Hawaii
to argue a 81 million suit that
had been pending several years
for lack of a suitable lawyer.
He was the author of many
articles on tax law. L
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Infant Daughter
Of Stewart AIsop
Dies in Carriage

The ll-week-old daughter O
Stewart Alsop. Washington ed
itor Of the Saturday Evening
Post, died in her carriage yes
terday despite efforts Of hel
mother and firemen to revive
her. police reported.
The infant, Alexandra Alsop
was laid face down as usual in
her carriage on the back porch
Of her home at $500 Springland
lane NV. after being fed by
her mother, Mrs. Patricia Al
sop, 81.
A few minutes later, Mrs
Alsop found her child uncon-
scious and attempted artificial
respiration. She was helped by
firemen of a rescue squad am
bulance which arrived on the
scene shortly.
The girl, youngest Of six AL
sop children, was pronounced
dead on arrival at Georgetown
University Hospital.
Besides her parents, Of the
home address. she is survived
by her brothers and sisters. Jo-
seph. Elizabeth. Ian, Stewart,
jr., and Nicholas.
Mr.. Alsop Cancelled a speak,
ing engagement in Battle Greek,
yesterday to fly back to
w a shington after his wife
called him to tell of his daugh-
ter's death.
He was to lecture on public
affairs at Kellogg Community
College last night as part of a
tour of Midwestern cities.
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Capt. Marshall M. Dana,
USN (retired). a naval engineer
decorated for his work return
ing ships to Pacific Fleet action
during World War II, died
Tuesday in Tampa, Fa., after
q long heart illness. He was GA,
A native Of Keene, N. H.,
Capt. Dana enlisted in World
War I and was graduated from
the United States Naval Acad-
envy in 1923.
After early sea duty in China,
he took submarine training at
New London, Conn.,, and grad
uate work at the Naval Acad-
envy. He received a masters
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Space Council
Aide CoIIupses

DR.. Edward C. Welsh. execu-
tive director OF the National
Aeronautics and Space Council,
collapsed last night at the an
nual Goddard memorial dinner
here. Dr. Welsh was reported
In fair condition today at Ar
lington Hospital.
A head-table guest, DR.. Welsh
was aided at the dinner BY
DR.. Don Flickinger. space medi.
cal expert. He received emer.
gency treatment at Georgetown
University Hospital and wal
then transferred 10 Arlington
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New York
Paper Union
Okuys Pact

NEW YORK, Mar. % CAP)
The non-striking Paper Han
dlers Union agreed to a new
two-year cntract today with
publishers Of the city's eight
closed newspapers.
Mayor Robert F. Wagner an
nounced the settlement after
both sides conducted II hours
of talks that lasted into the
l06th day Of the newspaper
shutdown.
The agreement brought to
six the number of unions that
have reached finn or tentative
settlement in the complicated
dispute.
OF those six, two are still
striking but thir negotiators
have approved proposed con-
tracts and have urged accept
ance by the membership in
ratification votes to be taken
tomorrow. The two are the
Printers and Matters Unions,
both affiliates Of the Interna-
tional Typographical Union.
The printers rejected the same
terms in a ratification vote last
Sunday.
Still negotiating for new
contracts are the photoengrav-
ers. pressmen, machinists and
electricians.
In Cleveland. Ohio. where
two newspapers have been
blacked out for ia days, one
of three striking unions rati-
fled a new contract last night.
BY a vote Of l01-l3. striking
Cleveland Mailers approved a
two-year settlement providing a
basic money package Of $1,000.
This was close 10 the two-year,
$40 packages accepted earlier
by seven other newspaper
unions there.
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Paul John CunneII

Los ALTOS, Calf. Mar. 20
APP Paul John Camel.
~. designer or engineer for
some Of the worlds largest
dams and flood control prof.
ects, died Thursday night after
a lingering illness. Mr.. Cam
nell, a native Of Crab Orchard,
Nebr., was appointed by Presi-
dent Truman in 1851 as execu-
tive secretary Of the Missouri
Valley river survey.
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Security Job
Suit Dropped

A military electronics special
ist has withdrawn his suit ask
ing for reinstatement of his
security clearance after the
Defense Department informed
, him Of the grounds for the
suspension.
James j. Taglia, 80. Of the
900 block Of Berritt street,
Fairfax City, claimed that he
lost a $l6,500-a-year mana
gerial position with a private
firm because the Defense
Department suspended his "ac-
cess authorization" TO CLASH
fled military documents.
The Defense Department
replied that Mr.. Taglia had
permitted unauthorized per-
sons TO see classified material
Mr.. Taglia denied the charge
and asserted that the suspen-
sion was without cause.
He stated that the access
authorization should be re-
stored. and that 1t was neces-
sary II he was TO work for any
private firm engaged In cleo
tronics work for the Govern
ment.
In his suit. Mr.. Taglia hac
demanded reinstatement, a full
hearing and a statement OF the
charges against him.
Judge William B. Jones Of
the United States District
Court had refused TO grant 9
temporary restraining order
Last week. Judge Jones dis
qualified himself from hearing
q motion for a preliminary in.
junction because OF comments
by a lawyer 10 the effect that
Judge Jones may have pre-.
Judged the case.
. Judge Jones denied making
any statements TO that effect
and said that he had not pre-
judged Mr.. Taglia's complaint
Yesterday. Judge Burnita
Shelton Matthews permitted Mr.
Taglia 10 withdraw his COM
plant when the Government
said he had been furnished a
list OF the charges upon which
the Defense Department screen.
Ing board acted In suspend
ing his clearance.
A government attorney said
that Mr.. Taglia may now answer
the charges and request a full
hearing In front Of the screen
ing board. After that. he may
appeal and later IN necessary
resort 10 the courts.
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GarhH nf Chunks

LEWIS, MARY y. The family of
on Monday. March 4, 1868, wish
to express their appreciation to her
friends and theirs for the many
kind expressions Of sympathy.
THE FAMILY.
REED. JOSEPHINE. The family Of
the late JOSEPHINE REED wishes
to express our sincere thanks TO our
many friends and relatives for their
kind thoughts at the time Of our
recent bereavement.
HOWARD BRIcE.
WILLIAMS, MARIE T. The family
Of the late MARIE T. WILLIAMS
wishes to express their sincere
thanks and deep appreciation to the
many friends, relatives and neigh
bors for MESSAGES Of coincidence.
cards, telegrams, gifts, floral trib-
utes and contributions during their
recent bereavement. We particu-
larry thank those friends who gave
so generously Of their time and
acts Of kindness during her long
MELVIN A. WILLIAMS AND FAM
lily. "a
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Mrs. Tom Berry

RAPID CITY, S. Oak, Mar.
% AP).-Mrs. Tom Berry, "a,
widow Of former South Dakota
Gov. Tom Berry. died yesterday
after a long illness. Mr.. Berry,
a Democrat. was Governor
from 1888 to 1887. He died in
1851.
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Mrs. CIoro Walton,
Former Resident

Mrs. Clara Dixon Walton, So,
a former Washington resident,
died Thursday at her home in
Clearwater. Fla. where she had
lived since 1916.
She leaves a daughter, Miss
Carol Walton. OF 1884 Tunlaw
road NV. and a brother. How
ard @. Dixon OF Freeport, Long
Island.
Services we're scheduled for
today at Clearwater.
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DRatha

ATHERTON, LELAND THOMAS. Or
Thu sday, March FL, 1868, at the
National Institutes OF Health, LIE.
LAND THOMAS ATHERTON Of I44H
Thelma Ather T n father Of Leland Ma1
Thomas, H.; Ronald ?. and Douglas
Gregory Writers Atherton. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel, Wis.
consin ave. at Harrison st. NV
parking on premisesI Mass vii
ment Catholic Church, Western ave
and ouesada st. NV. on Tuesday
March 20. at $3.50 am. Intermeni
Gate Of Heaven Cemetery. The
family requests that expressions OF
contributions to their fave iaVori Il
charity. 90
on Thursday, March 81, 1868, al
washington Sanitarium, MARCIA
RET Z. BLEY (nee Duchon) Of 1000
0lenside Dr.. Takoma Park, Nd,
beloved wife Of the Rev. Edward
3. Bley.. beloved mother Of Donald
Lille Daehon Of Baltimore, Ma:
sister Of Mrs. Edith Inglis Of BATH
more. Nd, and Joseph Duchon OF
Eau oallie. Fla. Friends may call
At the 8, II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home; g9Ci l4th s.! nv from Z
from Zion Evangelical Lutheran
Church. 74IO New Hampshire ave,
Takoma Park. Md on Monday,
March 20, at pm. Interment
Ro'k Greek Cemetery. Expressions
form OF flowers or contributions 70
the Arthritis and Rheumatism
Association Of Zion Eyangelieal
Lutheran Church TakOma PARK Nd,
BROWN. DAISY THOMAS. on Thurs
day; March ~, lgSS; e Holy Cross I,
a y so Porrss T dToSs ar Bf sSsS
Spring, Nd. wife Of the late VIII
liam J. Brown, ST.; mother OF Mrs.
Gerald r. Hadlock, .sr. and William
J. Brown, jr.i grandmother Of Lorna
Jane; susan Elizabeth and Gerald
Hadloek, irs and aunt OF Mrs.
Harry Lee Derby, IT. Mrs. Brown
vests at the Warner Z. Humphrey
Funeral Home, sl34 oeorEia ave,
Silver Spring, Nd. where friends
70 10 pm. and Sunday from . TO
pm. and z 10 10 pm, parking
faeiiitiesl. Mass viii Be Offered Tor
the repose Of her soul on Monday.
March ~, AZ am. At 81. johns
dy ,olS,l cathsliis Church ioS9l
fntsrmsnt Mount SV oiivt GO' ceac.s ss.
BROWN. HERMAN. on wednesday.
March 20. 1868, AZ the District
General Hospital. HERMAN BROWN,
beloved brother OF Virginia Hebron.
Dorothy Brown, Louise Dempsey,
Margaret ,Mpdd. .winlfred Davis,
Catherine Wilson, Robert, Raymond
and friends also survive. After b
pm Saturday, March %. friends
Home, 246 North Washington 49,
Rockville. Nd, where funeral sery.
lees viii be held on Sunday March
Town Ma. Family a 'i'' S7ds pa
CALLAGHAN. EDWARD M. On Thurs
day. March ~ 1858, AZ sibley Hos.
pltai, EDWARD N, ckLLAdHAN OF
S sIey, ghP SS,bi isiSn 3, ~, Nss,, iRe
Callaghan. Friends may call al the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th ~ and Mass.
ay re- RsequicE mass WI BE-
Church 1900 North CAPITOL a., on
terment 81, Mary's Cemetery ~
CHARLES CARL. on Pr.
& DoRsEY d ios So iitb0 h N. ~
father Of Charles Carlos Dorsey
Also surviving are four grandchil.
dren and Ms former wife. Mrf Mar.
Fafet Dorsey Lewis, Notice Of
gnsral later Arrangements BY
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LONDON, Mar. % (AP).-
Scotland Yard had its dragnet
out today for playgirl Christine
Keller.
Her mysterious failure to
testify against a former lover,
charged with trying to kill her.
touched off speculation of
hanky- panky reaching into
highest government circles.
War Minister John Profumo
told the House Of Commons last
night he knew the girl, but had
not hidden her away to prevent
possibly damaging testimony.
He threatened to sue for libel
anyone who repeated outside
parliament allegations made by
Labor Party members in the
House under parliamentary priv
ilege.
Believed in Spain
A socialite osteopath. DR.
Stephan Ward. good friend o.
the missing model, said on tele.
vision last night he had a pretty
good idea where Christine wal
and had tipped off Scotland
Yard. The Yard said it was in
vestigating this information.
Night club gossips said sht
was in Spain unaware of all thu
fuss.
British newspapers today
roared for action.
The Labor Daily Herald
frontpaged an editorial de-
manding that the girl b
found. saying until then "un
healthy rumors and specula'
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Anurtltn1

BOGNOyITZ, LENA. There will be an
unwilling Of a monument to the
memory Of LENA BOGNOVITz,
mother OF Evelyn Segal Gordon and
Bernard Bognovitz, at the Ohev
Sholom Cemetery. 1897 18th pl. SEE,
and friends invited.
GREENFIELD, ROBERT. There will be
an unwilling in the memory OF
ROBERT GREENFIELD on Sunday,
March "a, 1853. at IL noon, at the
Beth Sholom Cemetery, 57th ave.
and M ST., Capitol Heights, Nd.
WINNER. ROSE. An unwilling in the
memory of the late ROSE WINNER,
beloved wife OF Rubin Winner and
devoted mother OF Lou and Perry
Winner, Mrs. Sylvia zapol and Mrs
Betty lynda. will be held on sun
day. March "a. 1858. at 1 pm,
at the Kosher Israel Cemetery, 3233
10Th place Sc. Relatives and friends
invited. "a
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

J. William Lees Sons Co.
:. FUNERAL piRBcToM 400
Rinaldi Funeral Home
i'SSRlsos' t Worth u wsissi kssS hosbi.si
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a IIaI.Ia I'd .N @


ALLEN, GEORGE. In loving memory
q our son and father. GEORGE
ALLEN who passed away March %,
A precious one from us has gone.
A voice We loved is stilled:
place Is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
DREN, BkRBARA AND WAYNE.
AUSTIN, JOSEPH W. A tribute Of
love and devotion 10 the memory or
our loved one who entered into
today. our son, JOSEPH W. AUSTIN.
life well lived leaves behind q
beautiful memory.
MOTHER AND DADDY.
AUSTIN, JOSEPH w. In loving mem
ory oi our dear brother. JOSEPH
". AUSTIN, who passed away seven
years ago today.
Gone. but not forgotten.
Earth % earth and dust TO dust,
t.IIS ihm aSI nov me words We say.
FOR the resurrection day.
JEANETTE AND DONALD.
CARTER, SARAH .. In loving MEM
ofy ol our dear mother. SARAH Z.
GARTER, who passed away thirty-
iSss years aso today March %.
A WONDERFUL mother. woman and
One who was better God never
A wonderful worker. 50 loyal and
One in : million. that mother was
YogE LOVING DYING CHILDREN. ETHEL
DOCKET, JESSE s. In love and
memHory q our beloved Husband and
ssp ssf 'E sSs n: R1 pss ysai, WIG
today. March %, 1850.
Farewell. darling. but not forever,
mere VIII De glorious dawn.
we shall meet. depart. no never.
On the resurrection morn.
MS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
GRANT, HENRY 1. In Iovin9 man.
Org Of our husband, father ana
grandfatheI' HENRY L. GRANT,
VINO passed away nine years aso
today March %, 1854.
Years come and 90,
But nothing dims our memory Of
- you. THE FAMILY.
griffin. ROMEO tT00TIEJ. In low
RoMEo CTooTIEJ oRIFFIN O' Thc;
departed this life seven Years ago
We do not know the pain you bore.
We Old not see you diei
We only know you passed away
AND never said good-by,
We miss you,
SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
HARRIS. ELIzABETn. In loving meIn-
ply o. our dear mother, ELfZABFfH
hAFtIs. who passed away thirteen
years ago today, March 90, 1850.
Nothing could ever take away
The love heart holds dear;
Fond memories linger every dav.
Remembrance keeps you near
MONETTE. ANNIE AND EDWARD.
WHITMORE. CASSIE p. In memory
Ioan mother, CASSIE P. WHIT
MORE. who left rs twelve years ago
coaiHE, JOYCE ELISA. HELEN.
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CnYPTs (2l. washlngiou National
memorial Park, on Huitland I'd
cash, bank financing. will pay in.
terest. e9A-4gb0, "a
FORT, LINCOLN--3 sites, sf75 each.
CaH II2.527o after 0 pm. daily.
FORT LINcoLN-Holy trinity section.
sites, ~, 7-B7de,
NATIONAL MEMORIAL FARE-Foaf
uHsa .s glGe5 NJ lot ST. 5000. Gan
NATIONAL IMMORTAL PARK
FOUR SITES, NbBO,
703--EM. h.2O6A 20
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lnt MhhONlC funeral OF our late
brother HIRAM n Humidity,
WAITER r COOLEY, Master,
ELMER p. STEIN. Secretary. "a
HUNTlR. ELMIR .. JIMMY. sud.
denly on "Wednesday March 20.
1858, ELMER L. JIMMY HUNTER
Of 1910 Mississlppi ave, Sc, Apt.
2Ol, husband OF Jaequeilne Hunter
father Of Danny and Rodney Hunter,
son Of Ida and Lent Hunter. brother
Lent and Richard Hunter. kiso
surviving are his grandparents. Ida
and Arthur Hunter and Martha vii.
llams one aunt, one uncle, hlA GOD &.
mother mther relatives and many
friends are invited 70 eau al n,
Mcclure Funeral Home, 1870 MN
ny Funeral from the Mount
East Capitol stAt at 1880 am,
Monday. March 2b interment Az.
llngton National Cemetery, Family
may be contacted at Sol -0f5s or
T2o-sit2J "a
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smergent communication Of Of
Brightwood Lodge, No, a.,
y A A. NJ, Is called foT
1880 pm. Monday, March
20, 1893, az the Murphy
Funeral Home. 1924 Cos
lumbia pike, Arlington,
the pufpose OF ATTENDING
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sHOOPMAN, LILLIAN " On waans.

S ss' I IIEfIA ~ iPSa, .I 4 oESE;jHE,
beloved wife Of Daniel D. shoop.
man, mother Of Mrs. Barbara Lou
ise Hayden and Margaret I Waiter.
She also Is survived BY 10 grand
children, three sisters and .wo
brothers. Friends may call At the
Takoma Funeral Home. 254 Carroll
81. NV. parking oppositel, after
pm. Saturday. where services
At . pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery %
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SIMMONS. CORNELIUs JEROME. 9

Iuesday, March 10, 1868, at thl
M tponsTr s,, HosPitsl. coRNELIus
81, Asaph st.. son OF the late Cor
nelius and Bell Simmons, Funeral
services and interment private. Ar
rangements by the cunninRham Fu-
neral Home, Alexandria, Va II de-
sslred, contributions may be made 70
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GILL W. ESTHER IL oE PAWS; On Friday;

March y, 1903, ESTHER DAVIS
GILL Of III Swami I'd. Sc, the
beloved wife of the late Edward G.
Gill sister of Lillian McDermott,
Elisabeth -Omohundro, James NJ,
r, Marshall, joseph 8. and Douglas
M, Davis. Funeral services at the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1861
Good Hope I'd. sc. parking facili-
ties), on Monday, March rs, at 2:3O
pm. Interment washington Ma
tional Cemetery. Visiting hours un-
I'll Q pm. %
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DoRsEY q aoisS oi'i thc H u ~
father Of CHARLES Carlos Dorsey
Also surviving are four grandehil.
dren and Ms former wife. Mrs Mar.
Rafot Dorsey Lewis. Notice OF
nnsral later. Arrangements By
Meouire.5 20
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HASTINGS. BARNARD L

March s2. 1903. at the Holy tos;
HOSPITAL; BARNARD J. HASTINGS
Nd, husband OF Virginia Clements
Hastings. father Of Richard Gray
Hastings, son Of Mrs. Jean J. Hast
lngs and brother OF Mrs. Thomas
McNiekle and Mrs. Doris n.
McKim. Mr.. Hastings rests at the
warner Z. Humphrey Funeral Home.
hf34 georgia ave, Silver Spring,
Nd, where service will be held on
Monday, March rs. at pm. park
ing facilitiesl fnterment Arlington
National Cemetery. Friends may
visit at the funeral home after 5
pm. Saturday. "a
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WORLEY y, OF 77Os
Cross st., Lanham, Nd, on March
~, 1898, beloved husband Of Bea-
iriee X. suthard and father OF Mrs.
Melvin Hickey. Curtis \. and DON
AID r.. Suthard. Four grandchildren
and four Rrcat.grandchildre also
survive. services Al Chamber ~.
neral Home. $500 Cleveland ave,
Rlyefdale Nd, on Monday, March
coin Cemetery ~
HAITY. on THURSDAY,
March q, 1858, HA11rY TiLLETf
OF I'lDa Blaine ID, ne. beloved
mother Of Jennie 7. oross and Nal.
colin Illlsit. sister q Francis a.
Tarborp, n, c. She also u aur.
yiYed BY six Rrandchiidrsn. other
After IL noon Sunday. March X.
friends are invited 10 call at the
Jarvis Chapel, 1859 You %, nv,
whe,, funeral .efyiees. viii BE- hsld
tntsrment Elizabeth City. ~ Q, "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-23

PitsL EDWARD n, NJ ctELLAoHAS O q
beloved husband OF Mrs Mary IA.
Callaghan. Friends may call al the
ave. NE. Reanler, mass viii he
offered AZ 81 Martins Catholic
Church. 1900 North Capitol ST. on
Monday. March 20, Al q am. In.
terment St Maryia Cenetery ID