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Evening star., 1957-12-29
Mrs. Hugh N. Adams
Funeral Tomorrow

Services viii be held at II
am. tomorrow at the S. H.
Hines funeral home. 1901 Four.
teenth street NV. for Mrs.
Hugh NJ. Adams, who died
Thursday In Doctors Hospital.
Burial win be in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
Mrs. Adams. who was ~. was
q Washington resident for SO
years. The former wilarnira
Morrow, she was the daughter
Of the late James B. Morrow.
editor-in-chief of the old
Cleveland Leader and later
owner Of the newspaper syndi-
cate. Morrow Interviews. here.
Mrs. Adams lived at 1908 Park
road NV.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Dr. Charles |. Roper,
Ex-Deon at Syracuse

SYRACUSE, N. Y. Dec. 40
@.-Dr. Charles L. Raper. 81.
former vice chancellor and
dean Of the College Of Business
Administration at Syracuse
University. died Friday night
at convalescent home. He had
been III for about six weeks.
DR.. Raper. an expert on
transportation. came to syra-
euse from the University Of
North Carolina in 1920 and
took over as Business Admins
tration dean In 1921. He served
until 1913.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Ace Will Retire

OTTAWA. Dec. 2S R.-
Robert Dodds, who shot down
IL German planes in the frst
World War and won the Mill
tary Cross, is retiring at IS
on January is. He has been
prominent in development Of
Canadian civil aviation for q
generation and since 1890 has
headed the civil aviation di-
vision Of the Defense Depart
ment.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
fn Mrmnrianl

uARRQD. FANNIE, In inyjns rSmsm.
KsRR2p' who passed sWsS psssnSs'
Fehd memories Of you win finger On
nfE fBasgSsfESSRS asSsESSb SAS&Sss55zEi Af&Sss5zis. aASs'
1sl4sIsS's NJ lsI.S g3,9:;; !::sss::s
bss.ss., SsS Sss,rs;c So ,ss isI, NE 'iI '''Fs ssO
You shan always live n our hearts,
IHcEs0N M ,.yI yAnSss NV, w ANp =; ~ NAHy
b:slMgsi b:slM y Eo'a sSS s9ShYSP S,:s SSHcksSs. Sss
who died December 20. 1885.
AisiSir iNSsr!FrIEn Y ny ). As;iEMs.
cvkRnALL. 0Arf. CMAkLEs HU6kkf.
- ohARSlsssS tHhA GHz GaHuzsuSSTf n 6vMER: SMF.
ilIb issl, b.S.s@S,s SsSS sA y. fISs iISss. In
U IN the boon OF iiie
Piled with msmerlss fcnd and true
And o. the most dear threash The
Are the 'iSSrRiRsIsb SAS'sa.
fALTERsoNs rEasIs. .IA loving RsRf
PATTERSON. who left us four yeaFs
aso, December 80. 1883.
We ..ill hear from EtsssAs kys9a,
precious Iord' fln e nv issAIgiiyai Igii yaAHs'"
rATIons9E M.TolS sEEsIs, J.yn,.l ;,,.ina q ipSsss
PBRoIe II. PATTERSON, who left
" Tor the Other world four years
aeo, December 30, 1889.
BERTHA 3. eNApP,
sIkMART, MAUD, HAPPY blrthdly n
sleep June IL, 1888
Sadly missed.
NETT1E AND JOHN sIAiAia.
T0LlvER, MAnTnA JOHNSON In
memory Of my mother. MARTHA
JOHNSON ToLIVnN who passed away
seventeen years ESQ December 81,
The nlsht Will follow day
IN .nsttr ferss( Tho ~
xau Wente AWaN
HER DAUGHTER, BRsstl
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Horry |. Ludwig. 81.
Former A.P. Libroriun

FRo6TBuRG. Md, Dec. %
B.-Harry L. Ludwig. "a, for
mer Associated Press librarian
at Washington. died Friday
ct Miners Hospital where he
was taken after q fall last week.
He fell from q chair at the
nome Of Q niece, Mrs. Rag NJ.
Sauder, with whom he lived.
The body is to be taken to
Washington for cremation.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
QIarn nj Chunks

oSAHE.EEs "a x. q. SSssgElSk 2, 1iAsRnEly
Wishes y expEess their thanks and
S :aSs sdr = s ssss .s. %sss sI1sss
sxpSessicHs os SindnSss and avn:
pathy az he passing q thar ls.eA
one. THE CHAMBERS FAMILY.
sSRGysGlN, q. n. 49, 49, u TTssssoassRSIEs Tss ssRIs
gratefully aeknoviedses the prayers.
~ cars and other. expreesiqns Of lqye,
esteem, thoushtfuiness And sympatny
snd SA member, ef u. Mays Epissopai
yeiksTs and ether friends during ia
THE PAMILY.
SEIEEHs. J4MES :; DICK nisE;
d JFPFRin9 wishes 70 express their
many relatiyes and friends lor the
Aewesa earda, ass Of ears and naAy
Their recent sereavemsnf
rHE JEFFRIES FAMILY.
m to an of the pastors. sunersA
AissetoFs, oreanizatiens. friends and
rslatases for sessteas ren1area q
skr Rasr'H p sESE ~ SsHssd S: .dlS. sS.SasS sss.
defed. the donations sf cars, the
AeWegs eards ana ielaerama re-
s sslyed ysrs , sel1ss e mes;,x NE;
D1H1NTIED SsNI WEE MRS. BLANCHE u.
ft iss:1. 4: Rev, ss & Shelby RScts. S % ana
cor many friends. We gratefully ex-
tend our thanks for your comforting
words and many varied deeds ot
s,nanssi g Sn .es q oesssion q q ne a. s.ash
Il. '9i SssiE sii''sf 4 TsTsiI TsiosEs e. our .a@-
WASHINGTON. BENJAMIN. Tne fan
~ o. the late BENJAMIN WASH
INdTON wishes 10 express deep ap.
pxeciation % eur pastor. members o.
SS iSsh m., g. saess ,Ss ,Sa1ssn sssa .Sas.sss .er.
lslssrans and other eondoI.nesS dur
ina our recent hereaysmsn. ,v
WILLS. NARY nJ We. the isn,!y
vish 70. thank our relatives and
sssnHs sSr Ss.ens lSr ss.s xn6s as~ ssiA
MARY . MAHoRNEY. KLIzABETH
b. OAKLAND.
WILLS. WILLIAM ". The family
al WILLIAM W WILLIS wishes 70
express their thanks and appEeela.
tien for the many beautiful floral
THE WILLIS FAMILY.
II ihs leis NARY Z. YoUno. vish
70 thank the Res. Charles O Pryor,
neiEhbofs. friends ana the sunshine
SSsyer Dsnd e Moan. Ai,y Rspsiss
sartns her iiinsss ana eur recent
iMiI1TnEs'iMse'w iMITEs 4. WILSON AND FAMILY.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Nuuriliiiu

passs; p..Ss,,. SAsaa Z Il. $.SHs A. SsT'|n Il n.ss
IAvf fOSss S e.Cn. esIs Noun. 4 iS' L.S.asn :ass
Memorial Park. $500 RiGGs fd..
SEyatsssl4las. Nst ens SueMn RsaISssnIs,
Evening star., 1957-12-29
With Regard to q
Cord Of Thanks

VEN eiisa . card o. ihanks Ia
The Stss meets Q need which cen
hardy bs seksd In aay ether was
Not ealy d b . sraeleus sxpfssslea
et statllsds 10 these whe have sent
floral tributes bat else eoufteously
seknevlsdsss the ssriess end
kladnsssss si the many 10 whom
. psnoaol aets Of thanks eoaaoi
we'll be mailed o. whose aamss
end addtssss ere act known.
Insertion ei Q cord ei tAeaks
mey bs eneassd by telephone 10
The Stet. ST. 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Sto'
Evening star., 1957-12-29
cESIETERY Tors

FSEJ ss5qo LlsSSas :.sgs. ior 'FggiS6o 'sSs. :s.S
! a. sUsIss s;11eR Tors, DTS, cedar nm; alta, !
and z, ot 1ss. sec. 30-A; sf2b each.
Box 2yl "A, h,,hthr.....--.-...--..'...
NATIONAL IMMORTAL PARK, .Faif
ehpESe' I 'itss: fsaiousbis. an u.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
DEATHS
In MrmnrianI

cLITToRD. EsrRLLE NJ. In loving
memory Of our dear sister. BoTELl.k
~ cLiFFORD, who departed this
life one, year ESQ today, December
coRnffiA LEE AND yrRmcr,
CLIFE0kD, EsrELkE NJ m iovins
msm1sN,S, =, ms tris2d' Y. n.TmLLE dLs ~; ~
aSn today, December 80, 1859.
ood called be. from sHens Nc
-. A RRIENDA
cSSbsy Sysbs, oyiH, rhu&hlS..' iSf:PE'4E: 4.
40. beesmbsr 80, 1855
This IL . day Of renembranee,
III has many sad reefets:
A day ! shall always remember
LOVING WIFE ELizAhETH con-
FINNIE, MARoAnET, IN loving mem.
Qry Of my motheT, MARoARkT FIN
ME. who paiaed away twelve years
agU today December 20, le4b
In memorr she Is living stlll,
Not Just today, but. Away.
GR00MEs, BERNICE Johnson. In
sad but loyine rfmembfanee Of cur
SiESRsNfSac S'Sss SohsoN sS .i,siSr wSc
deparIsd this lms ten pears Gao to-
We think Of hsr today,
Esitinnss tSssF. tSsssR'nI ISs IseadSSss., ran:
La ''''''' ''.'f faAK M ssssHiiiy.a
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Lou1sE n. ISAAC. SS0E.Rf E.eS.t.isl nsiI0n'

MASSEY. MABEL BooNE. on Thurs-
aas, p.s.%s.1T .n,i.1 se, leS1 Ss EI..a- I. &
n sEx nSos s.s%sr y q Rrsov Wy ws'Rns.r g.
loved sister oi Mrs.. ssdis b. olnsy.
Mrs. julia p. curtis. Mrs. AMANDA d.
Ross, Mrs. Alice 3. Carr, Mrs. Wilma
PhiIip { Boone. She also also Is snr. s
vived by other relatives and friends,
The late Mrs. Massey may be viewed
q the stewsrs PvInsr.l Home: 30 =
December 20. to em. Monday,
be u. state at the Asbury Methodist
SaSisa s.lvisss WI VII t.d .ls a. Il yns1. %'
Sssk:t Pin not !, opened sYtsf .ssrv.
I, sIls s:IFl:,'Hs S., wsss!.SEE ): sssE.sts; ts;s:i
iits,i,,, isiS IBeiMsk. NV" Spt. sL 9s-
Nhtut ~-VVvVs Nu
Evening star., 1957-12-29

washington POST Ne q.
2eth Division Association,
Inc, Are hefeby requested
70 attend Post services for
our late buddy. JIMAY
2uAnx ais Pn: sand.y.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
BRETzFELDER. HENRIETTA. 0

Ihyrsaay: Pee, "a, 1857. hENRIErTA
Mrs. Ernest Wolf. Kari Bretsfeidsr
s,1ry,,ieS sn1 ~ me hsn,hs, ~. i
enberger, New Hayen. Conn. and four
grandchildren. Funeral services at
the Bernard DanzanSky A Sons Fu-
neral Home. 35Ol l4th st. NV. on
sunday. .Deeember 20. at 10 an.
Rreeafien Ceraeierv 20
Evening star., 1957-12-29

0AsfBTNo. FRANK A. on widnei
SiMRfNs6tH 81 Isss Il, iSsS; asSrd. saxSK 4 !
s%siae ssSSsS AuiR:nG .. g H'!:l; :sr;i,.S an: e
s.,Ia ssh.i,IIdrsn; ITl;hd; may .ssA q %
f.iansSs fss ssr' sSs 4. Ai%s fss.,rs zoo a., RhSS
PtG s9s On tSeSs, tSsSss 70 ps;sSspBSSssi ~ sG
Ssu5eS Sso sasr' s for %'.i K. V i.pt.. g S'Is
s;'rs: Siis.sSs sss h;lsa.l ses; PSss:: Ss:
cxRcI.. PEDRO; op ru:,esy. p.s:ssH
NTGsI, fRsy EyS.o SsrsIs' q ssI5,9'hW-i1;isy. :
Funeral MONDAY. pscsmbeI 30 1867
Church, ff3g You a. NV. Prayer
atgam. Intsrment Lincoln Msnorte
Evening star., 1957-12-29

L1MIs. EuLA MAE. On Thuftday.
s;lsi Ssi n.sis q KS, sssG; .,,s
Rs9S RsaS.r s@ss sss q T''sAis ssIiss.Sa g. W.. W.
sars. Va osorse a asStsn iSHiSH d p ArIiss. I'D.
t2n. Va; ana Arehls Ashton o. Bal
sriSs ana Bs,sy 'sssmiHS'ni smisS q Arid a. Ton.
ien Tvssrsi Home. sSoi North r psir:
fax DR.. Arlington. va, until 10
Pm, MonesS,, n. psssTssr ;s 90 se.,;
Church. 18TH and North IgsIyxcod
sta. Arlington. Va. on hIeIday. De-
xfiinstun Nsii6nii SctSster!. 80
Evening star., 1957-12-29

ssmbeI a. laS7. q be resIdenss.
RoYsTER. Ssisv.d 'Su.Ssna Ban; q 2nxtns Alma
hoyster. father Of Dannie Baker.
kcyster. Also survived Sy four sisters,
After $50 an sunday. peeemser ss.
friends are invited 70 call at the
District Mcrtielan Funeral Home,
Monday. bsesmbsr 20. IisS.nsrs asns,
rsnsementS 81 John B. watson. ~
Evening star., 1957-12-29

iHAw, DOROTlY n. On Friday. ps.
sRzw o, gsSipsftsh sST sftsh.d,HsHREIso HHREIoTas ". s,ly.r
mo.S.s 1sTISs ~: jane q TSn Ssw ana snss s.,:i
SEI.. SI.l IIsI;.. Aim; e E:SP;:. :,,s ~. SIII::
sRssv ~: r.... Fg'a y u! worn.s wcSsi' ISm. @ss
phrey Funeral Home, s4at usolgIa
eve: ~. y' s1Ss'TT9s S.T9 * No MShs., SS:.. 'f5. .
nfssiii.issl' n.ms,.s. Intermsnt Rock Greek
sHoM0. sylvia. on Thursday. De-
SSsSISss SSSSIsS:s1s,i.s Ihe!sE sskyiHs' H'iEAssSss sRcSS:
S1s vt;s% poiis f.usHsI u&sHEslIsi.iH ei nsShs: SSiis:
SSissseass Msrss s'stHSI TIIlsoIT TUi' u s.iS. g
SHlssss Sl.nSs w. w. sSsy sS:Iyt ts' ssS%s sSS%S & &
ss s I Ss''SS q. y. sssS.sss sssSsss':E :: s,l:I. = u.
wood wScd sS.D,n w va aBc sister Of shs..
She also i. survived BY siF Grand.
ffSlSss fSn.r. nom, ~ris3dh None, me-, sA Rin. z. ~
ssfylcss ylIi ht hsld pn Mopd.y. Ds.
Melcnsl aMsSSnii rae csnssTErs.
Falls Church, We. 20
Evening star., 1957-12-29

sMDEks. MAkY =. on Wednesday.
e:! y X: Ss:!. e. .s;s;ISsIa:;i AZ T:I
sset sis;.H one 06. sI,issSs. ;Ss,'Sss sS; s.sps :,
ffAS fIgSa. ',Sf5 t.r i;l';S: nc:s SUNDAY. "is. b.
johnson 4 Jtnkins Funsral Home.
Day bsespSsf 20. Al i nopn rom
rTPA iassI%sa, iEsilas;s ,ce&SssaH 1Si 6.s. ~
Evening star., 1957-12-29

ny & &%seI.s@slcn 4 @ a i,ts': sfs. sS's; oe':
viii be called 81 Gas an
Tuesday, December 81. al
2O29 Rhode Island ave,
ne. for the purpose OF
condoetins Masonic burial
Evening star., 1957-12-29
xEIT: 81 =: IHoS5A.s =; on RstgTaAy.

neceLnber, g. i9b7. at oeofke Wash-
IE9SSe!3FHEr4g:SiY I9S!3HE g:SiYpIliso i5Ihs s! ssss, =. =
o the d Il, Mines CO. funSfal Home.
2e0l l4th q. nv, on Sunday, Dteem-
sI.i5.as m xIIsssn.D. DiEsns X. r:s.s Ss
1oWega.l
Evening star., 1957-12-29

seq ssss. Ss..s;yi, .Hg::s silv.s ssIIns, w Z;
Evening star., 1957-12-29

December %. 1857. ~ her resldsnes,
aIhi. Md. RcsE Ike pRiTToH. be-
loved wife of he Ists Enlyn 2 Brit.
stsiAbueEi of local address and James
p. Britton. NaSSa wdox, Va Friends
may call At the Lee Funeral Home,
4th 81. ana Massachusstts. ave. ne,
where services viii Be held on Tues
tsrmsnt Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1957-12-29

az b.:.SS.. Ss.E Islst iSsT. !. e q s.I
ss;T1SSsslek S ~ kgA16sss A s .s.,:sss 4; s6A V
4 sss:A;s .ss sss s'Y';lsi oisss g cs.i; y
alse . survived 81 sixteen sssnd !.
ehlldTen and thirteen srsat-srpnd-
ssassse. en- H"ssy iIS@ pse,Is:r ses se ss0s y
$50 Am Heduleu mass at the
cS1reh u the kcls csnfsrtss q
IN. Relatives An9 trisnds are
Evening star., 1957-12-29

IsENnKRc. RALPH r.. Ia OF astS
fSs5a. sen 4 bOis.ly i 3 5osn sIsPi sas kaIpS
s'feessss NO.; n ssc,ssss (, q e., poECsAy
pctvsii ana NJ ana 2rs' u : Riipsn <
t4enberG. er great-gfandson af Mrs..
Masserss HuFnstl Services 81 ths
Chambers Funeral Homa. at iith
h Sc on Taesday. peeember "a.
N,,h sTsn.idIpss idIpssrnsn' Wsahinsien
Evening star., 1957-12-29

kING. NANcf On wsdnssdsy De:
iss'i isss aS::s.. y: sS 4. nancy nan S.,dyis Tso ~; e
Of Mr.. james Kins. she also Issvss
y Wpnrn their loss hSs sSns. three
daughters. one sister, one brother.
six srsndehiIdEen, thFss soAs- in -lav,
S:S.r Sas lssss.: ana .sa. S 9Si: y..
are invited 70 ssll sffer pm.
Mapday. December 10. at the VIII
lianis Funeral Homs. 4tl5 Dssne
ave. ne, vhsle services viii be held
fhthrnAenl MoodlaNn cenetarT.
Evening star., 1957-12-29

Mrs. JOHN 9. MASSEY. Preteet.
.Uck: JcsrrI, 90 Inss.sa,. % ,Iu. q;
:: sss. s. :.. s:l:..a sS'S:sa
nv,. On AoAdky. December 20. 1t
io,is IN: R.snIem msss q Our
II an. inssrnsni 81. MsSS'S csns.
y nsrys rrai,S as w'aasnGrss 1iII se,s S'ss y
the 0sief PuneEaI Home, ao0S lea
O. nv, 80 sunday. December -.
1891, Al Pm. e reette the rosary
J. KSzkkkT Sksfka r.ssldsns
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-12-20

Maybe I had fhe wrong at.
fisude. Perhaps | should have
been pleased TO have such q
Iarse-hearfed sister. But IFS q
grating thing TO DO forever on
the receiving end, forever
made TO look small and SELF
ish.
The worst time, ! think, was
the year we set our hearts on a
record player for our room and
decided to buy one as our Christ
mas gift to each other.
1t was very relaxing in the pre-
holiday rush not to have to worry
about competing with Anita's ex-
travagance, to be able to tell my
self that this year, at least, our
giving would be exactly equal.
Then on Christmas morning l got
out of bed early and went over
to look at our new machine.
And there on top, slipped into
place while | slept, was a record
ing of my favorite symphony. A
little extra present from Anita to
me. | was so mad - well, it's
lucky the record was unbreak-
able. Otherwise I'm afraid I'd
have smashed it, and the Christ
mas spirit, all to smithereens.
After that / decided it was
hopeless. Last summer Anita took
a Civil Service exam and came
to Washington to work for the
government and l came with her
and got a job with an advertising
agency. We had a small apart
ment together and it was really
fun, but we had neither the
leave nor the money to 60 back
to Iowa for the holidays.
Neither of us had ever been
away from home at Christmas be-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-12-20
An Exchange of Gifts

The trouble with my sister
Anita is that someone told
her very early in life that
it is more blessed to give
than to receive and she's
been determined ever since to
reap more than her share of
blessings.
Christmas, birthdays, whatever
the occasion, her gifts always
have to be the biggest and the
best.
Otherwise she's miserable. !
remember when We were small
she was in the fifth grade, / was
in the fourth - the Sisters sug-
gested that we make spiritual
bouquets as Valentines.
Anita was in bed with . cold
for several days and she wept
-aetvaIly wePt-beesuse her
card had three fewer Masses
than the one ] gave her. even
though she was way ahead Of
me on calculations.
Never again, though, in all the
years since, was / able to gain
the advantage.
Not that I didn't try.
I scrimped on my allowance,
ran errands, baby sat, promised
myself again and again that this
year, this once, my gift was going
to outshine Anita's. But always
she managed to save more and
earn more. Always, when the
time of present-opening came,
she could sit back with her in
dulgent, Lady Bountiful smile
and I had to swallow my pride
and the fact that once more she'd
shown herself more generous
than l.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-12-20
by Patricia McGerr

tiny figures of the Nativity scene
set in place. The best part was
opening the large case from Iowa
and making two piles of the in
triguingly shaped parcels. It had
long been a family custom to
open our presents when we re
turned from Midnight Mass. We'd
planned to follow it tonight. But
now, as we stood admiring the
decorative effect of our evenings
work, Anita's anticipation bub-
bled over.
Il can't watt" she confided.
eve can open the other packages
when we get home, but | have to
give you mine now. | want you to
wear it to church."
She vanished into the bed.
room. was back in two minutes
with . square box. Smiling
with confentmenf, she stood by
as ! broke the seals, slid off
The rosetfed ribbon. vnfoIded
ths crinkIy paper and lifted
the lid.
"a muff!" ] exclaimed. "And
it matches my coat collar" /
thrust my hands into its center,
held it out for full display. "Oh,
Anita, it's perfectly beautiful.
What q magnificent present."
She went to the hall closet and
brought out my coat to show how
exact was the match and / ohed
and ahed and expressed my de-
light to her complete satisfac-
ton.
My delight was genuine too. AS
always, Anita had put into her
gift not only money but taste and
thought. And this time ! could
appreciate it fully, without the
gnawing discomfort of knowing
that once again my gift must be
second best. A lovely muff, l
thought, a truly luxurious muff.
That flannel robe would have
looked pretty sick beside it. But
even this muff will be put in the
shade by all that feather-trimmed
chiffon.
you cam wear my sih TO
Mass" I TOLD her gaily, "bvt
want you TO have II now. any
way. Don't move fill come
back"
/ hurried to the bedroom,
opened the closet door, reached
up for the box. / held it in front
of me for a. moment, visualizing
again the glamour and richness
of that gown and negligee. In
that moment / could imagine
Anita's face as she looked at it,
could see her eyes widen with
surprise and wonder, could
watch her triumph fade and be-
come mine.
I had a moments sense Of ex-
ultation, a surge Of satisfaction
at having won our lifelong bat
tie. Then, without quite knowing
why, I turned back to the closet,
Continued on Page 12)
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06

Merging of the City and County
Health Departments is schedul-
ed to be completed by July l.
Favorable action has been taken
by the City Council on details OF
the merger which are accept
able to both the City and the
Maricopa County Board OF Sn-
pervisors. They are: Cd that the
City will pay $S,4O0 rent for new
health department headquarters
at COS North 7th Avenue the
first year; (2) the second year
the City will pay half that
amount; CD for the first year
of the consolidated operation,
the City will pay the County
100000 and for the second year
$4,000; a. in the third year,
the County will assume full re-
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06
Merger Of City-County Health Departments

sponsibility and control; and
50 the City Health Department
employees will be transferred to
the County payroll with the
fullest retirement credit that
can be legally extended to them
under the State merit system.
Merger of the health depart
ments was sponsored by the
Phoenix Community Council. 1t
follows the example set in a
number of other communities.
The current fiscal operating
budget of the City Health De-
partment is $222,276 The merg-
er should provide improved
service and should eventually
offer greater economy through
elimination of duplicate Staffs
and administration in the same
territory
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06
MORE DAMAGE To CITY PARKING
METERS

The Division of Traffic En-
gineering reports considerable
damage has been done to four
more City parking meters. They
were located in the 800 block
of South First Avenue and the
800 block on South Second Ave
nue.. The locks were chiseled
off, glasses smashed and one
meter was pulled oYt OF the
ground. However, no money was
taken from the meter heads. In
Apri. two meters were stolen,
and the meter posts on two 9TH
ers were cut in an attempt TO
remove the meter heads. Value
of the meters is approximately
$55 each.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06
LICENSING OF BICYCLES REACHES
RECORD HIGH

Youngsters in Phoenix are TAX
ing advantage of the improved
bicycle licensing procedure set
up by the Police Department
early this year. In April 1000
licenses were sold by the De-
partment. This is the largest
number sold during any one
month since the program was
started. Previous high was $50
in December, 1856. Firemen at
nine fire stations assisted in
licensing the bikes. The IL
cense fee is soc.
This charge includes a title,
registration, license plate, and
the license number stamped in
three parts on the bicycle. Ii
censing is required for youngs-
tiers living inside the City but
the service is also available for
those living outside the City.
Police reported that in SO per
cent of the cases where register
ed bicycles have been lost or
stolen they have been returned
to the rightful owner.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06
Recreation Schedule Available

The Fun Finder, a special
publication prepared for distri-
button by the City Park and Re-
creation Department, is now be-
ing issued. It contains a sched-
ule of recreational activities at
the various City Parks and
school Fairgrounds from June 8
through August Is. Copies may
be obtained by contracting the
Park and Recreation Depart
ment, 27O0 North Is Avenue,
telephone Alpine 8-7313, ext.
SOL.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06

Warning Center at Colorado Springs, or neces-
s.rv from similar warning centers at Stewart
Air Force Base, N. Y, or Hamilton Air Force
Base. Calf From the warning points, State ana
local civil defense hook ups would pass the woro
along to the people to evacuate or take shelter.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06

NATIONAL WARNING System, inciuomg some
90 nnn niles nf wire is shown with its intricate
Connections to 200 civil defense warning points
across the nation. The new network may be used
to sound a single nationaf attack alarm rom .h1
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Rev and Mrs. f. E. Suite, of Car
eta, w. Va, were guests of their
son and family, Rev. and Mrs. H.
Edgar Suite.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Stanton and
daughter, Joice, Baltimore, and
Mrs. Harold Stanton, Huntington,
w Va, were holiday guests of
their mother, Mrs. j. U. Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Philips and
daughter, Kathy, Morgantown, w
Va, were guests of Mrs. Philips
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nevin j. Mil
Ter, over the weekend.
Mrs. Stanton Funk and daughter,
Washington, Pa, were guests of
her mother, Mrs. w. E. Stanton
and Mrs. Lena Stanton Bender,
Little Crossing.
Mr. and Mrs William Bare, Cum
berland, and Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Miller and family, Pittsburgh, Pa,
were guests of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Miller.
Holiday guests of Misses Beulah
and Ida Engle were Mr. and Mrs
John Engle, Washington, d. c.;
Ralph Engle, Hagerstown; Mr. and
Mrs Ray Goetz and family Cum
berland; Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Brookhart and son, and Miss Nell
Lee. Oakland, and Mr. and Mrs.
Clement Wadsworth and family,
UniontOWn, Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-03
Gv'GsrstSUiJEes NeyUs

Rockville, after visiting Mrs Spus-
sard's brother-in-laW and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Younkin.
Miss JoAnn Younkin, student at
Bridgewater College, Bridgewater.
Va. spent the Christmas holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Younkin.
Mrs. Harrison YOmmer. of near
Salisbury. Pa, and daughter, Mrs.
Wayne Shrock, Of Meyersdale, Pa,
were guests of Mrs. Eva B. Beachy,
Friday evening.
Josiah Messersmith, son-in-laW
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Martin and daughter, Jenie Messer-
smith, of HagerstoWn, were guests
of Mrs. Rhoda Paul Livengood,
Saturday
Holiday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph F. Fahey were Mr. and Mrs
F. j. Getty and daughter, Kathy
HagerstoWn; James Smart, stu
dent at the University Of Maryland;
Miss Ann Smart, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Jameson and family, Bal
timore, and Mrs. w. D. Getty,
Washington, d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Custer
Decatur, Ga; Paul Custer, Wash
ington, D. c. visited their mother
Mrs. Simon Orendorf, and other
relatives over the holidays.
Rev. H. E. Suite, Mrs. Irva Mickey
and son, Donald, attended the
Moorefield MYF district rally in
KeySer, w. Va.