Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 15

HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1960 PAGE II Rites for Mrs. Hiramoto, Traffic Victim, on Sunday Quinn to Delay Reorganization Of University, Planning Office v. of the head, and along the right hip, she was pronounced dead on arrival at Queen's Hospital. Survivors include her husband, Gensaku Hiramoto; a son, Raymond K. Hiramoto 0.

Honolulu; and five daughters, Mrs. Fred (Kimiko) Sato of Los Angeles, Mrs. Harry (Haruko) Kinoshita, Mrs. Hi- roshi (Jane) Suzuki, Margaret and Agnes Hiramoto of Honolulu; and six Their change of status may be delayed until February, 1961. All other departments must be reorganized by the time the Legislature convenes next month, unless administrative or legal difficulties crop up.

The allowance in the case of the University and the Planning Office was written into the act to give U.H. LIMITED REGISTRATION open now for Comprehensive FEDERAL INCOME TAX COURSE Beginning JANUARY 19 Tuesday and Thursday evenings at HONOLULU BUSINESS COLLEGE Call 54-951 for information end reservations In limited class group. For 10 weeks, 2 classes per week Instructed by Tax Attorney Including latest changes in tax laws From outstanding text Prentice-Hall Tax Course Register Now Class Starts JANUARY 19 HONOLULU ESS COLLEGE 1PIRW STREET HCNCLULD. rUWAf qumlrty training for buaiitmn i Obituaries John A. M.

Eldon Christian. Science services over the ashes of John Alfred Marks Eldon, 64, retired Matson Navigation Company marine engineer, will be held at 4 p.m. today at the Oahu Cemetery Chapel. He died Tuesday at home. 1446-E Alewa Drive.

Masonic services conducted by Honolulu Lodge 409 will follow the church services; interment will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, friends may make contributions in Mr. Eldon's memory to the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children. Borthwick Mortuary Is handling arrangements. Lee Lai Fong Services for Lee Lai Fong, 89, of 2459 10th Avenue, will be held at 4 p.m.

Sunday at the Borthwick Mortuary Chapel. Burial at Lin Yee Chung Manoa Cemetery will follow. Friends and relatives may call at the chapel after 2 p.m. Sunday. Born in Kwangtung, China, he died yesterday at Maluhia Hospital.

A retired janitor, he came to Honolulu in 1890. He was a member of the Chee Kung Tong Society and the Lee Association of Hawaii. There are no known survivors. Borthwick Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. President Laurence H.

Snyder and Planning Director Frank Lombardi time to establish legal residence. Asked what he plans to do about the University's case, Quinn said he'll continue the school's present status as the law permits him to. The regents will be subject to review, he said, but gave no indication whom he intends to name. Feliz Mausano Graveside services with military honors will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific for Feliz Mausano, 63, of 174 North Hotel Street.

Born in Manila, he died December 28 at Tripler Army Hospital. Friends may call at Or-denstein's Mortuary from 7 to 9:45 a.m. Wednesday. Mr. Mausano was a private in Company 1, 1st Hawaiian Infantry, during World War I.

He is survived by a niece, Mrs. Juanita Cambe. Governor William F. Quinn yesterday indicated he will off reorganizing the University of Hawaii as one of the State's departments until 1961. However, Quinn said he will review the Board of Regents, as he will all other state boards and commissions, for consideration when the Senate meets next month to confirm appointments.

The Government Reorganization Act of 1959 specifically lists the University and the State Planning Office as two agencies that needn't be reorganized immediately. Riley Yamamoto His parents thought it was only the flu at first. Yesterday, 5V -yea r-old Riley i Yamamoto died of meningitis at Trip-ler Army Hospital, only three days after he became ill with a high fever and terrible headaches. He was the son of A i Force Captain and Mrs. Harry Sueharu Yamamoto, 3518 Likini Street.

His mother said the fever made her only son, a healthy kindergartener at Aliamanu Elementary School, delirious. Tuesday, the day after he became sick, Riley was hospitalized. He went into a coma that afternoon and never regained consciousness. Funeral services for the youngster were held today at Honolulu Crematory, followed by burial at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific. In addition to his parents, Riley leaves a sister, Kath-erine Kinuyo Yamamoto, and grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Sakajiro Yamamoto and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tomio Ito. i Mortuary had charge of arrangements.

Dr. A. L. Guerard, Stanford Educator, Dead, Friends Hear Dr. Nils P.

Larsen has re ceived news that Dr. Albert Leon Guerard, for more than half a century one of Stanford University's most distinguished scholars, died in his sleep at his home on the Stanford campus early November 14. Dr. Guerard was emeritus professor of general and comparative literature, a post that has remained unfilled since his retirement in 1946. Born in Paris in 1880, he was educated at the University of Paris and the University of London.

He came to the United States in 1906 and after teaching at Williams College in Massachusetts for a year, joined the Stanford staff as an assistant professor of French in 1907. He wrote 20 books and hundreds of essays and other literary contributions. Dr. Guerard visited Hawaii about three years ago and made many friends here. He was an aggressive exponent of freedom of thought ancj once said, "All ideas are to some extent inevitably subversive." His son, Albert J.

Guerard, is a professor of English at Harvard and a novelist. He also leaves his wife, Wilhelmina, and a daughter. Yasuro Kurita Funeral services for Yasuro Kurita, 73, of 3015-A Harding Avenue, were to begin at 4:30 p.m. today at Hosoi Mortuary, with cremation following at Oahu Crematory. Mr.

Kurita, a painting contractor, died, yesterday at Ku-akini Hospital. He is survived by his wife, Ryuko; two sons, James N. and Harold R. Kurita, and a daughter, Carol M. Kurita.

Joseph F. Hanning Word has ben received here that Joseph F. Hanning, 55, former director of the Office of Civilian Personnel for all U.S. Army installations in Hawaii, died New Year's Day at his home at Briarcliff Manor, New York. He left the Islands in 1957 to head the New York field office for the Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel in the Department of the Army.

Mr. Hanning, a Yale graduate and former member of the Rotary Club of West Honolulu, is survived by his wife, Mary, and three teenage daughters. Mrs. Valeriano Baruiz A Requiem Mass will be said tomorrow morning at St. Joseph's Catholic Church for Mrs.

Valeriano (Crescen-ciana Kayampot) Baruiz, 55, of 94-270-A Mokuola Drive, Waipahu. Born in Casires, Cebu, Philippine Islands, Mrs. Baruiz died Wednesday at Maluhia Hospital. Friends may call at Pearl City Funeral Home from 6 to 9 tonight, when the Rosary will be recited at 8. The funeral procession will leave there at 10:45 a.m.

tomorrow for the church; burial will be at Sunset Memorial Park. Mrs. Baruiz is survived by her husband; mother, Mrs. Isabel Kayampot, and two sisters, Cristina and Luman- sot. Kam Wo Traditional Chinese services for Kam Wo, 87, of 1209 Wilder Avenue, will begin at 7 a.m.

Sunday at Borthwick Mortuary, instead of the previously announced time. The hange was made yesterday by the family. Mr. Kam, a retired tailor, died Wednesday at St. Francis Hospital.

Serdfin Palomares The family of Serafin Mar-celo Palomares, who died Saturday at Kaiser Hospital, has made the following changes in funeral arrangements. Mr. Palomares, 63, lived at 310 Walker Avenue, Wahia-wa. Friends may call at Wa-hiawa Christian Church, 304 Turner Street, from 6 to 9 tonight, instead of tomorrow. Friends may call again at Pearl City Funeral Home tomorrow from 6 Jo 9 p.m.

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Funeral rites, to be held there at 3 p.m. Sunday, will be followed by cremation. Mrs. Hiramoto was crossing Kapiolani on her way to work at the Hawaiian Tuna Packers when the accident occurred at 6:25 a.m. It has not been established whether Mrs.

Hiramoto was in a crosswalk at the time, said Police Sergeant William J. Snead. DRIVER The driver involved was Estanislao Galario, 48, of 96-150-A Farrington Highway, Pearl City. He told police he did not see Mrs. Hiramoto prior to the impact.

Severely injured on the neck, jaw, and other parts Stanislao Davalos Jr. A Requiem Mass will be offered at 9 a.m. Saturday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church for Stanislao Davalos 20, who died December 28 of rheumatic heart fever at Queen's Hospital. Son of Mrs.

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