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Air Force Inducts
go, Sends Them
Home for Holidays

Local Air Force officials last
night indicted a prize group of
recfuits-60 young men from the
District area-and then post
poned the beginning of their
basic training SO they can spend
the holidays at home.
The ceremony was held in the
auditorium of the Perpetual
Building Association, Eleventh
and E streets NV.
The delay, until January 3, in
flying the recruits to Lakeland
Air Force Base in Texas was
ordered by Air Force officers
because the men, having taken
the oath, had become particle
pants in an American Legion
Buddy Flight" special re-
cruiting program sponsored this
month by the District Depart
ment of the Legion.
The program was undertaken
by Air Force Recruiting Detach-
ment 206, Alexandria. Va, tc
help Offset the traditional lag
in Armed Forces recruitments in
the weeks proceeding Christmas
Detachment FOG, with juris-
diction over the District ano
nearby Maryland and Virginia
currently holds first place among
the Nations Air Force recruiting
units.
The inducteeS were sworn in
by Col. Woods w. Rogers, jr.,
commander of the 3502d Recruit
ing Group, of which Detach-
ment 206 is a component. They
were welcomed into the Air Force
by Mai. Gen. Reuben c. Hood.
jr., commander of Boiling Air
Force Base.
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Indian Envoy to Get
Ride in Helicopter

The Army will take the Indian
Ambassador on his first helicopter
fight next Thursday.
Ambassador q. l.. Mehta cx-
pressed a desire for such a flight
TO Government officials recently.
SO the Army has set up the
fight TO begin from the Pentagon
heliport at 10 am. Thursday,
and that Brigadier Prskssh
Chsndrs Gupts. Indian Military
and Naval Attsche. viii accom-
pany the Ambassador.
A QH-23 Hitler Reconnaissance
type helicopter will be- provided
for the flight. Pilots will be Capt.
James s. Kishi, 702 Arlington
Towers. Arlington. and Warren
II. Moore. 1888 Canterbury lane.
Alexandria.
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Election Aide Dies
OF Auto Injuries

BERKELEY SPRINGS. w. Va.
Dec. % (P.--John H. Whitford
81, died in War Memorial Hos
pital here Thursday Of injuries
received November 6 while deliv-
ering election materials in Nor
gan County.
Mr.. Whitford and George H
Allemong, 84-year-old clerk Of
the Morgan County Circuit Court
were hospitalized when a Cal
driven by Mr.. Allemong went Out
of control and turned over.
Mr.. Allemong was released
from the hospital some time ago
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Dfaths

TELEcK, EVA. On Thursday, Decem
pitsl EVA TELEcK Of 5oo5 SHERIFF.
pii nv, where she made her hom'
widow of the late Martin D. Telecl
and beloved mother of !. Dr. Alexander
p; Teleck q Baltimore. Md; Mrs
Mrs. Anne Kslish Of Washington. b. G.
and Mrs. Hazel Turrentine Of Follans
bee bee, W w; She also is survived b,
the Chevy Chase Funeral Home. 5l6s
Sunday, December 80. The funeraI
c GaS VII " Ss sa at 6b RSTrss9T
am. Monday, December "A. Inter
ment Parklawn Cemetery. -
December 20, 1855, SARA ANN
THOMAS OF 1907 First st. NV. No
Tic siee pG Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
WEBB, MITTIE INGRAM. On Thurs.
day. December 20, 1856, after a briei
d935 10Th St, ne, MITE INGRAM
WEBB; formerly Of Los Angeles. Calf.
jr. and Mrs. Mary W Lane. Surviv-
ing are three daughters. Mrs. Helen
v. Harris. Mrs. Ethel W. Downing and
Byron F. webb Of Los Angeles s '' ca ill.,
three sisters. Mrs. Georgia A. Gray
and Mrs; Lille, l.. Hayman Of Little
liam and PreStley Ingram Of ST. Louis,
Mo: ten grandchildren. nine great.
eranochildren, other relatives and
day, December %. friends are invited to
call at the above residence. Funeral
on Monday. December "a. from the
Berean BAPTIST Church. 18th and v
81 MCGUIRE M a. Inc
day. December 90: 1856, JOHN HENRY
WHITSON of l07 P st. NV, beloved
husband f.,Ssr !, Of IN MRS Anna 4 whitsonI
Charles s. Whitson.' son S%He q Mrs. Emma nns
Mhitson and brother OF Miss Matte
Whitson Of Arlinston, Va, and Mrs.
also is survived by other relatives and
many friends After / am. Sunday,
December, 23,. friends are invited TO
call at his late residence Funeral
"a al the Shiloh Baptist "e church eien sth
and P SITS. NV, the Rev. Earl Harri-
son officiating Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. Arrangements by
ALTA JANE. on Tues
day, December is. 1856. at Providence
Hospital. ALTA JANE WILLOUGHBY
Of 1874 Fort Davis st. Sc, wife OF
Ralph N. Willoughby, mother Of Robert
Randolph Willouehby and Mrs. Jean
Donelas Mccoy: sister of Mrs. c. E.
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
st, and Mass; ave. ne. where services
will be held on Monday, December
"a, At 2:30 pm. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery 23
cember 10. 1855, IRENE F. WOOD
OF 1886 Foote St ne, wife Of James
l., Wood. Also surviving are twelve
children, fifteen grandchildren and
other relatives and many friends. After
IL noon Sunday, December 20. friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home. 1880 9th st. nv Re-
QUEEN mass will be celebrated on Mon
day. December "a, at the Incarnation
Catholic Church. 1ul2 Browning pl
ne, at 2 am. lnterment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. 90
WOOD. WILLIAM H.. on Friday. De
BAND Of Mrs nef Ruth v e. WOOD SeI1Veo No als
Of funeral later. Arrangements by
Barnes g. Matthews %
YOUNG, JOHN. On Friday, December
II, 1856, JOHN YOUNG Of 904
Quincy St NV. Notice OF funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Fraziers. rs
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Six Members of EOKA
Receive Life Terms

NICOSIA. Cyprus, Dec. % (F).
Six members of the Greek
Cypriot underground organiza-
ton EOKA were sentenced to life
Imprisonment today on charges
of plotting to overthrow the
government.
EOKA is the fighting arm of
the movement for union of this
British island with Greece.
The six were arrested October
4 during a sweep of the Kyrenia
district. They were accused of
possessing arms, ammunition and
EOKA literature.
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TOURIST FLIGHT
TO SOUTH POLE

PUNTA ARENAS, Chile,
(P).-A commercial airliner
with IS persons aboard took
off today for a tourist fight
over the South Pole.
The deg operated by
Linea Aerea Nacional left
this southermost city in the
world at 4::28 am. EST,
with 60 passengers and a
crew of 3 aboard,
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Mrs. WeIch. 81, Wife
OF Boston LAWYER

BOSTON. Dec. % tP.-Mrs.
Judith Lyndon WEIGH. 81, wife
OF Attorney Joseph N. WEIGH.
Army special counsel in the 1854
Senator Mccarthy hearings. died
yesterday at Massachusetts, Cen
eral Hospital after a prolonged
illness.
A native Of Washington. Ca,
she was q graduate OF Emerson
College Of Oratory in Boston.
She came TO Boston with her
husband shortly after they were
married in 1917.
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of the Sligo avenue address, and
three other sisters, Miss Martha
E. Mitchell, also of the Sligo
avenue address; Mrs. John r.
Davis, jr., of 8401 Piney Branch
court. Silver Spring, and Mrs.
Leon Soudant of Haworth, N. j.
She also leaves two stepchil-
dren, George Aston Stevens, jr.
and Barbara Ann Stevens. both
of Baltimore.
Funeral services will be held
at Z pm. today in the War
ner E. Humphrey funeral home,
3434 Georgia avenue, Silver
Spring. Burial will be private.
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AUGUSTA, MABEL S. In sad but low
ins, memory Of our dear wife. mother
GUsTE. who departed this life one
year aso today, December %, 1850
December brings sad memories
or a loved one gone TO rest,
Who will never be forgotten
HER r. Dh eS 94S5 E lbs Gyfa JOHN Isl best
S S9ScI S8HN /. J Msdo pTtAYHGHT TER,
GRANDCHILDREN
BAKER, VIOLA u. n. In loving memory
Of my dear wife. VIOLA Z. H BAKER,
+ today, December 20, 1854.
Gone, but not forpotten.
DEVOTED HUSBAND, GRAFTON W
BLAYLOCK, JENNIE Z. In tribute and
loving memory OF our dear mother,
JENNIE e., BLAYLoCK. who departed
this life three years aso today De-
The angels are safely guarding
A sacred and silent grave.
For in II lies a precious one
We loved, but could not save.
Our thoughts Of you will never fade
=, When all the years have fiown:
Will always light our home.
LOVING CHILDREN. JULIA B. CRAFT,
WILLIAM P; BLAYLoCK: ADA B.
=. 5lMAONo, lNEL Is. HEEDER.
BUDD, IDA 2. A tribute OF love and
BUDD. who was called 10 eternal rest
sixteen years ago, December II. 1910.
She heard a voice we couldn't hear,
Which said YOU cannot stay:
She saw q hand We couldn't see,
That beckoned her away.
And when the sun, in all its state
Rose in the Eastern skies.
She passed through glorys golden gate
And walked IN paradise.
DEVOTED CHILDREN. ESTELLE Der
RY. EDWARD BuDD AND LESSEE
EvEEYiN SHARPE. ="
DUFFY. MINNIE W. In LOVING memory
Of MINNIE W DUFFY who passed
away three years aso. December ~,
Loving and kind in all her ways,
Upright and lust 10 the end Of his
Sincere and kind in heart and mind.
What beautiful memory she left
DAUGHTER. LUCILLE E. YOUNG
GREENE, CHRISTINE. In loying mem.
GREENE who passed away three years
aeo today, December %. 1858.
In memory's lovely earden.
Where remembered JOYS bloom fair
Your memory. dearest mother.
Is the brishte srs slS SSgr r, shsTs.
.pTy Il d EMS ga M %os.r e SSn
EMMA MAE GRIFFITH, who passed
away nye years ago today, December
You have zone to a better land v,
Where there shall be no nlsht.
But mother. dear mother, We miss you
Our world is no LONGER brisht.
You went and took with you our sun.
None other your place can an:
But our hearts enshrine. dear mother
A beautiful memory stili.
GRANDSON Ep nnsiiM o So n 'hriA
MATHEWS, RUIZ FRANCES. In loy;
FRANCIS MATHEWS. Who passed
avay eleven years aso today, Deeem.
Der &c. i945.
Loved IN life. remembered in death
HER SISTERS AND BROTHERS
QUIsENBURRY. ALICE. In loyins mem
2SBTnRsSY a sss P Dsssd s Ah ,S.ns s
sN years ago today December 20
Tine and years roll swiftly b..
But love ana memories never de
NAY itTts AID ftokfSeE eotE
TETTINATO. ALFONSO. IN SAD bu
loyins memo,l g, egf Gear iathsf
avss hye yfaTs sso today Deesm
MOTHER AND cHILpRES.
TOITKN, MARIAN LEAPLEY. a trib
Ute Of love 10 the memory % NARIAt
LLAPtnY IoITEN Ene lsii y ~
The soudeTfui tninas yog 1lc for W
Live Ia our nearts sarh DAY,
Arc Keeps yo1 near ana dear 70 "
IncuGh yo1 rafs sons asay.
yea NE gas - Eussifsh,
Anc for others you do 1--we.
hcf Tor what Foa you'd receive,
Bgs err fcy shaf yo1 cc4ld ave
HEH LOVING FAMILY
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Darn uf Thanks

GRIFFITH. ALLAN A. C., sR. mrs
vera Grifnth, the widow OF the late
SIR. wishes to express her deepest and
sincerest appreciation for the many
dolence. cards. flower. and other ex-
civic and fraternai oreanizations dur
ING her bereavement These acts Of
sincere Christianity will forever linser
n her memory and treasured most
YOU "a
WITT. LEROY c. The family OF the
late LEROY c. WITT wish to express
their heartfelt appreciation to their
relatives and friends for the acts OF
kindness, expressions Of sympathy and
rneSsases Of coincidence extended by
them during our recent Bereavement.
HIS WIFE Ida, AND BROTHER AND
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Brutt S. Fem, 81

RICHMOND. Dec. % tF.--
Brutt S. Fem. 81. a retired
YMcA worker, died yesterday at
his residence. Hermitage. the
Methodist home.
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Agency Urged to. Retain
Public Relations Post

Elimination of the post of public relations director by the
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission drew criticism YES
terday from the Prince Georges Civic Federation
Walter Mulgan federation president said Kenneth sta
pier mas done commendab job since taking job upon its
formation in 1895 and has justified existence Mr. Muigan
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Big Salmon Connery

FAIRBANKS. - Alaska's SAL
mon esnnery at Ketchikan Is
said 70 be the largest single con-
Germ Of It's kind In the world.
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FLNLRAi DtsIGN
CEMETERY LOTS

tTnAR HfII CLNITERY--s sites u
rev ~ eel "a ,eta ~ 4 Or -
kss sai. 70 .. esn . - 81.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
EuN8RAl UlREcTo1S
9th ana Mass Ave NJ 81 A.e1OO
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ICES, ANNIE J. The officers and
members Of Ruth Chapter.
m No. /, o. z, s.. win assemble
~ at the s. H. Hines Co. Fu-
Ie6N. neral Home, 290l l4th st.
on Sunday. December
N -. 1856. at i:45 pm. for
Y the purpose of conducting
leral services for our late sister,
ME j. DEGGES
FRANCES Z. WEIMER: W. n;
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CHANDLLk, CHAkLLS. SlddenIy on
CHARLES CHANDLER. beloved son Of
James Chandler 81 father OF Bertha
and Denise Chandler brother OF Mrs.;
Jamts Chandler n Ne also Is sur:
yived by ave aunts. three uncles and
q hoSt OF other relatives and friends
1he late Mr Chandler may be vievea
a. the Stewart Funeral Home, 80 II
81 ne after ~ noon Tuesday, De-
esmber -. where services viii ne
he'd on "wednesday. December 70. ~
ttonal Cemetery ~
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DEMPSEY. JOHN. On Friday. Decem-
Der 81. 1856 at his residence, 4445
Butterworth pl. NV, JOHN DEMPSEY,
beloved husband of the late Annie
Dempsey tnee HennessyD and father of
Mrs. Mary Kelly, brother Of Michael
Timothy Hafnlon Funeral Home, 1881
Oeoreia ave. NV, on Monday. De-
mass at st. AIMS Church, Wisconsin
ave, and Yuma St. at a:15 am. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. %
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HAsBRpucK. ~ ROY a.. sR On

Thursdsy' December 90. 1856, LIZ ROY
A, HAsBROUCK: SR, Of - Que Il.
pr and brother OF Mrs Mildred Has
brouek Hunter. He also Is survived
BY three grandchildren Jefiery. Linda
and Judy Hasbrouck. and other rela-
day December 90, friends may call
Al the Frazer Funeral Home, $50
Rhode Island ave NV. where services
will be held on Monday. December "a,
tionsl Cemetery on Wednesday, De-
cember 20, AZ 1880 am. %
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HART. MARY NOLAN. on Friday, De-
SfnPsr Miky ls NoIAs e. E osTeld o. aCs
sister Of Dr. James. J. Nolan. Thomas
A., Bernard A. John p. and Joseph
A. Nolan. Funeral from the Collins
Funeral Home. 1891 l4th 81 nv
en- Monday. December "a. at a:3p
am. REQUIEM mass at st. Aloysius
Church at 10 am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery %
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cembef II. 1875, a. WaehinRton Sani-
ia,igm. LUCY HENDERSON Of
Bowman beloved wife Of james Gordon
dsfson OF Fori LsnderdSie. Pa John
Es .sssTn'9 a.s ~ snd ~, % i.r.' william Is
q washlnsion. . G Ms JACK Moufs
nsld o. Coco Beach, Pa Mrs.. LLOYD
Pefeaoy Of Rlng uecfxe County Va
and Mrs Robsri Bowman she also
l. survived b. twenty grandchildren
and fgrntFstWu gfeaf-gfandchildreB
Friends are invited 10 call a. me
Bsihreca Chevy Chase Funeral Holrs
% Robert A pumphTey Betnesda Nc
service on sundaT DECEMBER -. at
Fie,eheFs Chapsi Methodist Church,
Paisapaiangy Va a. ON. Inter-
ment church cems,sfy -
HoOSLN ROBERT L. On satgfsay
lnston HosuiiaA ROBERT 4 HOOvEN
q lgnH North Oak q AfiinEtdn We
husband OF ne ate Cafolyn DoJle
Hoosfn anc father % Mrs RAYMOND
a DisiI ne also survived W twc
gfandts ldrsn ara avs great-grane.
shGarsr Frignos may CAL a. ths
IVES Fursral Hcsas $50 wlson blvd
AsAreton va where suusrai yerviee,
iii - held on ssndsy Dsssmssf "a
a. sz fnfsrnsnt Gfeernoan,
Csmetefg. fora. "a. -
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D es%ssr 81. 1855 1856 DANA ii. BROCK
OF Garrett Brockway and Nancy Jane
Hill, son OF Mrs. Gertrude Brockway
and brother Of Carl T.. Brockway.
He also Is survived by four. srand-
children Services at the S. H. Hines
co Funeral Home, 290l l4th st;
NV, on Monday, December a. at 4
am parking faciitiesD. lnterment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. rs
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RROwN. KATHERENE MARIE.

son St. Hysttsvilie, Nd. on Deem
Der n. 1885, wife Of Charles B.
Bynaker and mother Of william r.
Galloway She is survived oy two
brothers and three sisters. Services
Al Chambers Funeral Home. 5sOl
Cleveland ave. Riverdale, Nd, on
Monday, December "a. a. I'm. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 70
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Mount olive TabsTnaels, No. 8, order
notihed 20 meet a, shs Maiyan :
AZ NV on Sunday December -,
1885, Al $50 pm TO perform ne
burial esrsmeny ossT our ases ..
'''t SIS oG itttiA MEMS LEWIS r v. K.
SIS SARAH T. TURNER, Scribe.
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b n9a1r h 81 11te On w dnuISuay,
Sanitarium and Hospital, RHODA E..
BAXTER OF $40 Gist ave, silver
Spring Md. wife OF the late George
W. Baxter and mother OF Frank W.
" and George S. Baxter OF Silver
Spring, Md. There also is one grand
child Mrs Baxter rests al the Warner
Z Pumpprey Funeral Hone S43i
services will be held on Monday, De-
cember "a. at ! | am. parking facili-
tiesJ. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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BAILEY, AMELIA c. On Friday. De-
cember I'll. 1855, at her residence,
Oak St Dunn. Loring,. Va, AMELIA
e; BAILEY. beloved wife Of Raymond
Charles Bailey, mother of Mrs. Helen
Hansen, Mrs Ella Hickerson. Mrs.
Frances Alley, Mrs. Mary Lee Thomas.
Mrs. Betty Anne Spencer and Mrs.
Elsie creel and Raymond Bailey. She
also is survived BY nine grandchil-i
dren. Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd, Arr
lington. Va. Notice OF services later
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bONELLI, ERNEST, Sk. on Friday'i
Rospitsi, ERNEST GBoNELLi, sR.; OF
band OF Rose r. Bonelli, father Of
Bonelii: brother Of Joseph Carino of
Jacksonville, Fla. Prayers at the
s, II. Hines Co Funeral Home, 2a0l
l4th 81. NV, on Monday, December
"a, at S am. (parking facilities Il
thence TO the Shrine OF the Sacred
Heart Church, 18th ST. and Park 70 |
NV. where the holy sacrifice OF the
mass will be offered at $40 am.
for the repose OF his soul. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. %
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In Mrntnriant

AUGUSTE, MABEL S. In sad but low
ing memory OF our dear wife. mother
and grandmother, MABEL S. AU-
year ago TODAY, December %. 1870
December brings sad memories
or loved one gone TO rest,
Who will never be forgotten
BY the ones who loved Ter best
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ctmber 90, 1880, DOIIIE CARkOLL q
mother Of Mr.. Pearlie Carroll Mrs.
Hannah Butler. MIS- Rosie Thomas
Moore. Jonn W and corine Carroll;
Hsttie Brown. Mrs. Matte c. Colbert.
Nj Ollie Thomas. Holland Thomas
and MIS- Ella WASHINGTON. She also
great-srandehildTen and q host OF
other relatives Friends may call a.
lhs Malyan q schey, Inc Funeral
Home New JerRy ave and st. NV,
on sunday, December ~, after I.
noon Funeral viii BE- held from the
Shiloh Methodist Church. NeVburg
Md on Monday. December -, a. !
I'm fnterment church cemetery. 23s
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HAssETT, ANNA ,. on Thursday, De-
f GoaS anna ssS aAss ss F'n me. SUI
ivan Of go Elm ave, Takoma Park,
Nd beloved wife Of Daniel Hassett.
Funeral from the Tipofhy Hanlon Fu-
neral Home 1881 Georeia ave. nv
on Monday December -. At $3.50
am REQUIEM mass At Our Lady
o., Sorrows Church Takoms Park,
Nd a. Ia am. lnterment Fort Linz
are invited -
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GENDER ii. 1861, Louisa GREGoRY,
beloved wife OF the late Matthew Wal
ter Gregory, mother OF Alfred NJ.
Gregory and sister Of Honor P. Mat
may call at her late residence, 2309
Belleview ave. Cheverly. Md. until
Wednesday, December 20, at q am.
Reouiem mass at 81 Amoroses Cnurcn,
and friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 25
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n az !UhH III IN r rfidsg, peGem Io
Corcorsn st. NV, JOHN HARSHAw.
beloved husband OF Louise HarshRw
and devoted father OF Mrs Martha
Scott. Mrs Susie Lennon. Mrs Doris
Gilmore. Mrs. Viola Layne and Anthony
Harshaw. Also surviving are seven
grandchildren his nieces and neph-
ews. other relatives and many friends
h tLr ~ noon Sunaay. december *,
Mcclure Funeral Home, 1920 9th ST.
NV. High requiem mass will be cele-
hrated AZ = am Monday. December
-. at 81 AuguStine's Catholic Church.
18th St. between r and s SITS NV
Interment Mount Oliyet Cemetery ~
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All Work History

Tie tlc>; homo demonstration
ard All club OF The community
MAS nrGan.lrd IL 1882 This club
urSanl!ti and sponsored the
Heavy Runner Garden club An.
r:hr. cub was started III l9+5.
Tie Roundup llr!irr All This
: lie r.Uh :ha. i NOW active
pvu.r<; Work helps 10 keep
lie children occupied. makes
",:.r" MrIGhhor.y conditions
:.,"vUIn .v.uh mrrtlns>. rrrrea,
..u", Al camps and other All
iy:NI:.r Awards are given 10
,rr.t. leaders for services rrnd
cred through :hrIv Al r,uA
Members are given awards Tor
N:ulrr; work. !rairr>h!n. exc
We MrrG ~ help our children by
"I\.MG chem "r.N Themselves on
:..r NArk:rr: "v>r"l I'ir.' Elrry
,""'"u"!:y g" 'y." ne ! II ~.
SANITATION
The HI>: week. Wa> All Club
Week :"rm Mare" 3 ~ March
:. iru pvnna3.y nave seen All
".:-;vN displays
y" A.; W. .1u>:H> sharp.
l-oca. leaders
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both adult and youth leadership
is All important part of Extension
programs.
Extension work also involves
farm and nome contacts in deal.
ing directly with farm and ranch
families
II is important tina, rural PEG.
pie be given the opportunity and
be encouraged IL participate in
the development and execution
OF programs affecting their wei.
fare.
NIGH, add Il few words about,
myself. was raised ON wheat
and cattle ranch in Ga!lalin
county. graduated from Mon.
tana state College in 1871 and
after three years in the Marine
Corps. was engaged in ranch.
Ing for six years with my father.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-03-16
Extension
Service Column
BY RObcr, /, Durham
Associate County Agent

shall start this column with
an explanation OF the State EN
tension Service and what it does
for the rural people of Montana
First. the preliminary rrSpon.
>lblllty of Extension always has
been educational. never has il
had regulatory responsibility.
The Extension Service is an
educational agency through
which the Department, of Agri,
culture. the State AGRICULTURAL
College Montana State College
n Rozcmam and the counties CO.
operate in carrying on, cduca,
tional programs on agriculture
and homemaking.
ENitN>!nn work on the Black,
feet reservation since June l.
1855. and on other reservations
where state extension service
personnel are employed is car.
ricd on under a contract between
the Montana State Extension
Service and the Bureau of In
dian Affairs Under the terms
OF this contract. ,hr Extension
Service furnishes the aSrlcultur,
a. agent and the Home Demon
Stration Agent. whose salaries.
expenses. office equipment and
supplies are paid from funds
furnished by the Bureau of In.
dian Affairs for this purpose
|. as the Associate County
Agent. am employed full time
under this con,rac: and Miss
hlncy. the Home Demonstration
Agent. is employed par, time.
Mr., John @. To!nrr. ;Hr County
Agent. although no; employed
under this contract also irvutcS
part of his time To E\,rl>lon
work on the reservation.
Connecting the work q. The
county agents with The research
agencies of the Department OF
Agriculture and ;hr !a&t -rant
colleges IS a corps G.: >uhJcc,
matter specialists 49,, r!"p!nyrd
by the State ui,Irr These
specialists keep informed OF new
scientific facts and research de.
velopmcnts in their fields. ,akc
such iniormatio" :" ''r agents
II the counties ami n, ~ Them
adapt il TO fit local con- .!;lnnS.
Specialists also G..\ - teaching
methods and tccHH.qu"> AID a..
is, agent VITA ;'.r!" 49,.
Agents work ',.....v With
groups They e.. rage the
members o! these groups 10 ana.
81" their nw" problems. plan
heir Own N""g"a!nS. and execute
'""!H - p. -. a. possible This
.',l".I'- " II, :. use Of voluntary
."r.. Il" .,:>A!p. The training of