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The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
BY WARREN ROGERS JR.

WASHINGTON R--American Of
dcials are preparing for a one
day, sudden death struggle over
communist renewal next Tuesday
of Red China's bid for U.N. men,
bership.
The simple strategy, which has
been effective in most of the $50
fruitless attempts by the Commu;
nists to unseat Chang Kai-shek's
Nationalist delegates, will be to
avoid showdown vote on the is
sue. Instead, the fight is planned
on a move to defer action.
A quick settlement of the peren-
nial question would clear the way
for policy statements next week
and thus free Secretary of State
Dulles in plenty Of time for the
proposed meeting in late Septem-,
Der of nine countries on the ques-
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
|COPPERHEAD CAUSES
TRAFFIC TIE-UP

READING, Pa. N - Patrolman
Donald Ray broke up 4 downtown
traffic jam yesterday, then hit the
cause of it all on the head with a
shovel and threw the body down
the nearest sewer.
The culprit was q kissing cop
perhead snake that had draped it.
self on the curb and refused to
let pedestrians pass.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
THIEVES MAKE EARLY
VISIT TO STATION

HAWTHORNE, Calf R-Thieves
crawled through a window of an
uncompleted building yesterday
and stole $25 worth Of electrical
equipment.
The structure, to be dedicated
next month, is Hawthorne's new
police station.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17

CINCINNATI IN - Haywood
Dorsey swors out . warrant yes
tsrday, charging Frederick Gray,
Il. stole % from . hiding place In
his biblS.
The bin, Dorsey said, was placed
On q page eeataining the 10 Com
maAdmsnts.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
HIROSHIMA SURVIVOR
ENLISTS IN ARMY

SAN FRANCISCO N - Sasumi
Salamasa, n, q survivor Of The
atom bombing Of Hiroshima, was
sworn into the Army yesterday and
said he enlisted because I feel Il
is my duty as IN AmsFieAA
citizen"
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17

Waves In the eesan travel about
iM milss a hour II they are .
fest long, but waves . thousand
4sst lsas vVsll travel At ~ miles
psT hour.
Evening star., 1954-09-07
Exams Announced
By Coast Guard

The United States Coast Guard
announced today it win hold its
annual examinations for ap-
pointment to the Coast Guard
Academy on February % and
March /. 1855. in Washington
and 80 other cities both In. the
United States and abroad.
The Coast Guard, which has
been giving the examinations
since 1876, selects its candidates
strictly on the basis Of the tests
and "evaluated general adapt
ability" There are no Congress
sional appointments or geograph-
ical quotas.
Applicants for the examina-
tions must be age II to 81 in
elusive. high-school graduates or
seniors and able to pass a stiff
physical examination.
No place has been selected as
yet for the Washington examina-
ton, the Coast Guard said. APP
plication forms, which must be
returned by January is, 1855,
and other information are avail
able from the Commandant, U. S.
Coast Guard. Washington Is.
d. C..
Evening star., 1954-09-07
Dewey Will Reveal
Plans in Talk Tonight
BY The Assoeiassd Press

ALBANY. N. Y, Sept. 7.-Re-
publican Gov. Thomas E. Dewey
of New York will end the long
speculation over his political
plans tonight. and a source close
to the Governor says Gov.
Dewey's announcement will be
that he will not run for a fourth
term.
Instead. according to the
source, Gov. Dewey is expected
to indorse Senator Irving M.
Ives for the Republican guber-
material nomination.
The Governors Office an
nounced yesterday that Gov.
Dewey would reveal his inten-
tions in Statewide television and
radio broadcasts. His speech,
from New York City will be
carried over a CHS television
network from 8 to 8:15 pm
(EDT, and rebroadcast over
CHS radio from 1915 to 1890
pm. (EDTD.
If the Governor calls it day,
he is expected to say that he will
return to law practice in Man
haitian after he has completed
his third term on December 81,
Gov. Dewey, twice defeated in
bids for the presidency, was
elected Governor in 1942 and was
returned by large majorities in
1946 and 1850.
Senator Ives has said repeat
edly that he does not want to run
for Governor, but friends say that
he will be available If Gov. Dewey
bows out. The Republican State
Convention will be held in Syra-
cuse, September 1923.
Evening star., 1954-09-07
Device Eliminates
Gurgtes in Pipes

CHICAGO.--A new preventive
for the gurgling noise made by
air in a hot water heating sys-
tenn is an air scoop that ac-
cumulates air bubbles by battles
and eliminates them by an air
valve.
Evening star., 1954-09-07
New York Phone Book
Is Giant Enterprise

NEW YORK.-It requires 49,
600 gallonssof ink, 5000 gallons
Of glue and 1000 tons Of paper
to produce the Is million copies
Of the Manhattan telephone di-
rectory.
Evening star., 1954-09-07
Bombs Flush Fugitive

Jackie Brilayang, sought by
police two years. surrendered
when Royal Australian Air
Force planes bombed on q range
near his Western Australia hide
out.
Evening star., 1954-09-07
Construction Workers.

NEW YORK-About As mil
lion persons were directly en-
ployed by the construction in
dustry in the United States dur
ing 1858.
Evening star., 1954-09-07
IN STUNNING SHADES

Chiffon, O neutral shode for block or
blues. Velveteen - beautiful with
browns, greens or reds. Intrigue o
darker shade for toupes, eloret, or navy.
Evening star., 1954-09-07

GOLDEN WEDDING ~ Mr..
and Mrs. William B. Mehler,
ST., will celebrate their gold
en- wedding anniversary to-
day at their home, 9113 Louis
avenue, North Woodside,
Silver Spring, Md. Mr.. Mehler
is retired from the Bureau
of Printing and Engraving.
Both are native Washing
t0nians. -. Carroll Photo.
Evening star., 1954-09-07
EXCLUSIVE WITH LANsBURGH's

We wouldn't have believed Washington women had crooked seams
Would you? Now look Yes
hosiery for LAKEWOOD 3V They keep
seams beautifully straight the ~ which you above
straight LAKEWOOD 3Vs knit to
3N and oke eliminates garter roin
hosiery bills See our LAKEWOOD 3Vs new Hem
by light COLOR sELEcToR
Papago Indian news., 1954-06-01
-. lQRI1E ] CLINIC i A.,

= The Mobile Health Unit has T. small
rooms and a. generator The trent room
is like the cab tof1a~ truck where the
driver sits. The second room is the
x-ray room. People enter there after =.
FILLING out card. They are told to
stand up against a flat surface to take
a deep breath and hold it. The picture
is then taken, "o"click" is heard but it
does not hurt.
4. 'Is- hope to x-ray everybody except
babies up to years old. This. the
first step in curing tuberculosis among
people have it,.
: The third room is a laboratory where
.x-rays are developeds.:. ALL you do there.
us walk through. .::7.~~,
The last room is clinic where we
examine sick and we'll people. The pa
tient sits in chair which can open
into flat table. The patient can stay :
fully clothed, but sometimes it is better
If he will take off some of his clothes.
It is good to examine babies undres ssed.
Medicine is given to people who want it.
"hen leaving the clinic, be careful
you DON'T fall as the steps are steep.
This article Of the laobile Clinic is
put in by Or. Parks, for the benefit Of
the Papago people to understand what is
inside the mobile clinic. It is under
stood that some Of the Papagos are afraid
to go inside the mobile Clinic. IT is
hoped that the Papagos Will use 1t as
long as it goes around all over the
reservation,l
Papago Indian news., 1954-06-01
lQcGQRS1- E4E4R AND CLINIC SCHEDULE EQR
IL. .sQMIH OF JUNE: -

L = Pisinemo DR.. Parks
I so Pima : Dr.. Patrie
z - Sells = DR.. Parks
2 Pima = Dr.. Patrie
3 - Santa Rosa = DR.. Parks
? :. ftna - DIR. Patrte
H. : Se11s-- Dr. Parks
u 50 Pima - Dr.. Patrie
5 - Off 90 Dr.. Parks
5 Sells, = Dr.. Patrie
8 ~ Sells GGsDr.f Parks NJ
q -- Santa. Rosa Ranch - Dr. Patrie
z ~ Santa Rosa - DR.. Parks
z - Sells - DR.. Patrie
8 =. Pisinemo am. Dr.. Parks
San Simon - pm. DR.. Parks
8 ~,Kerwo - Dr.. Patrie
g Sells ~ Dr., Parks. ..~
81 Aickiwan -- DR.. Patrie 49,.
To- Santa Rosa. :. Dr. Parks
Continued at top)
Papago Indian news., 1954-06-01
NOTICE

The Parish Club are very unhappy
about their, posters that were put
up at Wilson'S S Store, and itss been
torn down right after it is put up
every time, Who ever is doing this
RIEAs6 stop It.
Papago Indian news., 1954-06-01
Doctors, Field & Clinic conttd)

doctors, Field G. Clinic conttd)
10 .- Kaka - Dr.. Patrie~r ~ t:'f.:1
Il Sells - Dr.. Parks -
Il - Aeeting, Casa Grande -- DR. Patrie
II Sells - 0>'. Parks -. - t.,
Il - Off Dr.. Patrie
l3 - Sells 80 DR.. Parks = ~.
l3 - Off - DR.. :-Patrie Il:
IL - Santa Rosa Dr., Parks
l4':- Sells Dr. Patriet -~:
Is - Pisinemo - DR.. Parks = "
IS - San Xavier Resv. Dr.. Patrie
lo - Sells - Dr.. Parks
10 - Santa Rosa Ranch DR.. Patrie
II - Santa Rosa =. Dr.. Parks r.
II Big Fields - Or. Patrie .";f
Is 80 Chuichu -- DR.. Parks
l8 - Sells - DR.. sPatrie - :. -,
l9 Sells So DR.. Parks = :
l9 - San1Xavier Hospital - Dr.. Patrie
20 Sells - Dr.. Parks
20 - San Xavier Hospital Dr.. Patrie
p - Santa Rosa Dr.. Parks
p Sells. - Dr.. Patrie
"a P1Sinemo a.m. Dr.. Parks
SAM Simon pm. Dr.. Parks 80
22 90 CoWlic -: DR.. Patrie -:
q Sells - DR., Parks ~a. =
e -: Komelick go DR.. Patrie IL:
~ - Santa. Rosa 80 Or. Parks
24 - Chuichu Dr.. Patrie =
Is Casa Grande ~ Dr.. Parks
Is Sells 1-, Dr.. Patrie
70 -- Off go Dir. Parks
70 Sells Dr.. Patrie
27 - OFF Dr. Parks
27 90 Sell & -. Dir. Pa+pie'
Papago Indian news., 1954-06-01

SELLS TRADING COlPANY
Sells, Arizona
Have for your Convenience
Good barley hay, u. .25 per bale
Good Alfalfa hay, Sl.5o per bale
Try it you'll Like it.
Garth Pome11
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12

L
per cent capital funds showed
an outstanding gain Of S2.l per
cent.
Assets at midyear totaled $751;
455. 1858, q decrease of o. per
cent from q year earlier. Loans
and discounts Of $l2,452.ll8
were down 3.5 per cent, but
holdings Of Federal obligations
totaled $10.0SO,ll8, gain Of 20
per cent. Deposits Of $28. 674,.
974 were of less than / per cent
and capital funds Of $2.517,738
were up 6.3 per cent from Q
year ago.
New Aviation Periodical
American Aviation Publica-
tons is launching its seventh
periodical on August 6. q weekly
newsletter for airport officials.
services and suppliers. It will
be known as "Airports."
Leonard Eiserer, vice president
and general manager, said today
the new publication will sustain
"our claim as the worlds largest
aviation publishers" The COM
pany's executive Offices are at
1925 Vermont avenue NV.
"Airports" will be issued each
Friday from Washington Ma
tional Airport. 1t will be edited
and published by Wayne w. Par
IRISH with Lois G. Philmus az
managing editor. American Avia-
ton also is bringing out a first
edition of Who's Who in World
Aviation this fall. It will con-
tain biographical data about
some 5000 men and women who
have contributed much to the
growth of aviation.
Coincidentally with the an
nouncement about airports il
the fact that the parent organ
ization, expects soon to announce
gross sales Of 81 million for the
first half of 1854. BY December
gross sales are expected to dou-
BILE that figure. More than so
Of its SO employees are in the
Washington Office Of the publi-
cation.
Loon Leuuue Seminar
The eighth annual Executives
Seminar of the National Savings
and Loan League will be held at
Mercersburg (Pa.) Academy,
July 1923. Three Washington
ians will be among the lecturers.
They are Arthur A. May, direc-
tor, appraisal division, liquidation
service. General Services Ad-
ministration; Joseph p. McMur-
ray, economic conSultant, Senate
Banking and Currency Commit
tee; and Ernest e. Reardon, d.
rector. Federal Home Loan Bank
Operations.
Top executives. including pres
idents of five savings and loan
associations, viii be among the
81 students enrolled for the
course.
Gerard ]. Eyer, secretary Of
international Harvester Co., Chi
cago, has been named q member
OF the board Of directors Of the
National Business Aircraft Assoc
citation OF Washington. He sue
ceeds Stetler B. Young.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, July IL tR9 fUsDA, Sal.
able hogs 0,000: moderately active,
butchers and saws unevenly steady tC
| % higher than late last week; nosl
| sales choice 10000 ID butchers 23.75-
No. j and rs 100 900 lb: Few loads
and lots 24.S5-25.00; choice 240-27O
p 2 e; 3. e: with few choice 10,
as n is5 sosonS "a coie Il "a $500 So sG &
soWs 1625-Ig.25 inciuding numerous
loads around 400 ID 1850 with LIGHTER
weight sows 10 1920 90; 425-6O0 ID
salabIe cattle $4,000: calves 500:
slaughter steers steady to so lower:
heifers steady to Is lower: cows steady
to weak; bulls strong to Is higher:
vealefS fully steady: load of prime
around 1,250 ID steers 27.00: most
prime steers 81 25; 1923 ed 20; mixed choice
Of choice and prime heifers "a. OO-25. 90;
good and choice I9. 0O-23 so; load com.
mercial heifers down to 400: CONNER
eial cows 12.O0-13.5O: utility cows ESQ.,
Ills Gamers sand cutters T.b0-10. 90:
utility and commercial bulls 1890
100: good and choice vealers 17.OO-
2l.00: Gull to commercial Grades 1000
salabIe sheep 1000; moderately ac-
tive: lambs and yearliugs $3.50 or more
higher; full advance on yearlings,
SLAUGHTER sheep steady TO strong; most
sales GOOD to prime spring lambs 81 .00-
81 e s,i tex i ats choice ooS spS prime me
good to prime 92-106 ID yearlines 1900
1890: Gull TO choice slaughter ewes
EsU %. Il X !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12

totaled 500, SAC. 496, q gain Of 9.5
per cent from a year earlier and
21.5 per cent above the same
l949 date.
In line with other banks, the
National Metropolitan increased
loans and discounts in the last
year and cllrtailed holdings of
Federal obligations.
The former totaled SIG. 800 ,292,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12

Grade a.. 44-4s; grade .'Hs 42-46;
Grade CO.. 38-3.
Whole ere prices firm. Receipts Zone
day. 27,077. New York SPOT quotations
tras assoc lbs.l 41Hz-43: extras large
l46-461 lbs.l 391z-401s: extras medium
$3.50: CHECKS s2Has. N Whites: Hztrss
(4S-50 lbs. 42-43t; extras large t46-
48 lbsl 39ia-4nIa; extras medium 1894.
Browns .1tr. ExtraS sI iS ia sSlx 4ai
Whites: Top quality l48-50
lbs s4e-60ls: mediums 1888: smalls
2S-2S1al: peewees 1874. Browns: Top
quality {4S-S0 lhs. Boil mediums 4tl-
81: slnaIls 301a-31 Y: peewees 1926.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12
Metropolitan Bank Increases
Capital Funds 749o in S Years

. gain Of 12.7 per cent In the year
and up 86.2 per cent in I'VE years.
The later amounted to $27, 49,
$50. down Is per cent from Z
year earlier and l6.1 per cent
below the same 1949 date.
Assets aggregating $50. S46.-
825 on June 80 were SIS per cent
above . year earlier and l4.s per
cent higher than five years ago.
5-Yeur Growth Reviewed
Security Bank also has made
substantial progress in the last
five years. the quarterly report
from President Francis q. Ad-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12
New York Produce

NEW YORK. July IL IN IUsDA1.--
Butter iirm. Receipts q days.. 461. BAT.
Wholesale prices on bulk cartons
tfresh. Creamery, rs scort lAA1. 5SEs-
5Sla cents; 90 score tA), 571h-6S: 90
score CD. 65la-56: 80 score tcl. So
Cheese steady to Arm. Receipts G.
days, 170,21D. Wholesale sales, American
cheese whole milk. Cheddars fresh.
3H-36M cents; cheddars aged, 46-49;
S sids s e.d 1s ss Az. fsssb nss
nats aged, 1880; processed cheddars,
lbs, 36sk-3g: domestic Swiss wheels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12

olson, jra re-
vealed today.
On June 80
assets had
gained 1914
per cent In
i've years,
loans and dis
counts W ere
up lbs per
cent. holdings
of Federal OBJ
legations were
1874 per cent
hi her and
deposits had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12
Foreign Exchunue'

NEW YORK, July IL On. Foreirn
EXCHANGE rates follow, Great Britain III
dollars, others In cents unchanged un-
less otherwise noted: Canadian dollar
n New York open market. 2 1899 per
cent premium OF l02 .693s up 1872.
Eur0p - Great Britain, pound,
Isl 2zIS2. up 1872; 3fl-days futures.
Isl "a 81. I'D Is: 60-dey. ISL 27/32,
np aL32i 00-dny. 81 27/32, up Il:
tranc, .2eza: Western Germany, deutsche
marx. $3.50: Holland, guilder. 26,4 uu
:01 italy, lira, .16h; Portugal. escudO,
800; Sweden. kf0na, 1924; switzerland.
,rans, Tree, 2S.S3h; Denmark, krone.
Latin merica.-Argentina, free. 7.24;
Brazil, free, $50. Mexico. S.O2; VeIie-
zuala, bolivar 3O.O3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12

dom. France, Belgium, Switzer-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12
Honey
on
WzeAZS

TTAvE you been thinking you can't afford a new
j j Buick? Listen:
If you can afford any new car, you can afford
Buick & and we boldly show our price here to
prove it.
Look again, and you'll see that this is the local
delivered price Of the new Buick SPECIAL 2-door,
6-passenger Sedan. Compare, and youth learn that
this price is just few dollars away from those Of
the so.called "low-price three"
But - dig little deeper if you want the real
clincher. That's when you find that those few
dollars more you pay for Buick buy you lot
more automobile.
They buy whale Of lot more power Buick V8
power plus the new economy Of Power-Head
combustion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12

ration OF g
n e W interna-
tional public
relations serv-
ice.
John w.
Hill. president
of the firm,
which main
tains Offices In
w S hington.
said 1t viii
be associated
with public re-.
lationS coun-
S els in t he
United King
- -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12

They buy lot more luxury and comfort and
solidity-more room, more glass area, more frame
strength, more tread width, more ride steadiness-
including the million dollar feel Of all.coil
springing and torque-tube stability.
They buy, too, the most advanced styling of the
Times, and the great panoramic windshield, and
the surety that such fresh-lookng beauty will stay
in the style parade for seasons to come. That
means better deal for you come resale time.)
lsi any 0cOnder, then. that Buick nOaC outsels al
other cars in Americd except two Of the so-ealled
"IoU.price three?
Come in for demonstration this week, for sure.
And learn, in the doing, what big trade-in allow
ance our volume sales can bring you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12

year ago and
14.S per cent
higher than
i've years ago.
This W a S
disclosed to-
day ~ tn .
q u q rt erly
S t 8 tenn MT
from Presi-
dent G. #.
Jacobsen. The
latest state
m emit also
showed steady
growth In de-
poSitS. which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12

plotting studies for this interna-
tionaI service. stan members 81
the flrrn Travelled 10000 miles
from January To AnriI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12
Odd-lnt DEALINGS

NEW YORK. July IL fR.-The New
York stock Exchange reported today
these odd-lot transactions by principal
dealers on the exchange for July 8 /.
ZIG, 364 shares including 1891 shares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12
Hill & KnowIton Opening Firm il AustroIio

Hill q Knowlton, Inc, New
York public relations firm, Is
establishing q subsidiary COM
pany in Australia and the organ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12
By Nelson N. Shepard

Capital funds Of National Met
ropolitan Bank stood at . new
high Of s., 7O2 .676 at midyear,
a gain Of 5.6 per cent from b
, 1954-09-25

DAYLIGHT !.
hour to turn their clocks
back however but usually de
$3.50 just before retiring thus
to tnjoy an extra hour of
sleep.
The reversion to standard
time ma ycreate some confu-
sion in Connecticut towns
along the Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island borders. Both
these states, plus Maine and
New Hampshire, will continue
daylight saving until the last
Sunday in October.
, 1954-09-25
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APPRECIATION

Inasmuch as it is almost
physically impossible to thank
all the friends Individually
at this time, We take this
means Of expressing deepest
appreciation for all kindness
es shown during and after the
last illness Of our dear mother,
Mrs. Alice Lowe.
Mr. q Mrs. M. K. Armstrong
, 1954-09-25
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF ST. RoI AT cH%RISTIANsTED
In the Matter of the Estate Of
RED MooRHEAD. deceased Probate No. 1854
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

LEROY A~STRIDIRON, having been appointed Admins
traitor Of the above entitled estate, does hereby give notice to
all creditors and all other persons having claims against the
said estate to present such claims with proper vouchers
within six 60 months from the date hereof. Persons indebted
to the said estate are likewise requested to make payment
within the said time to 4 the Executor or his attorney.
Dated: Augusts "A, 1854.
Alneric !. Christian Leroy a. Stridiron
Attorney Administrators
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14

MRS. HARRY IRELAND

Mothers Day, 1854, was a sad
day in the Lockwood Road home
of the Harry Ireland family, for
Mrs. Dotty Marie Ireland, 81,
mother of eight children, died
Sunday morning following a leng-
thy illness of cancer.
Mrs. Ireland is survived by her
husband, Harry; two sons, Wayne
and Vance, at home; six daugh-
ters, Mrs. Martha Bebow, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Snyder of Port Clinton, Mrs.
Kathryn Wright and Mrs. Shirley
Velliquette of Gypsum, and Mrs.
Janice Metcalf and Sharon Ireland,
at home; five brothers, Keith
Druyor of Toledo, Wesley Druyor
of Gypsum, Elmer, Ralph and
Darrell Druyor of Port Clinton;
two sisters, Mrs. Madonna Sulli-
van of Port Clinton and Mrs. H. l..
Myers of Fremont, and Ia grand
children.
She was born Jan. 10, 1902 in
Bay township. Funeral services
were held Tuesday at 2 p m. from
the Gerner and Wolf funeral
home, the Rev. C. P. Pridgeyl Off
ciating, with burial in RivervieW
cemetery.