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DEATHS
In Mrmnrtant
Announcements Of
Services ~ Chambers

CANNADY. MARCUS JAMES. In mem
orv of our dear husband and father.
MARCUS JAMES CANNADY, who de-
parted this life thirteen years ago to-
day, March 3. l945.
Gone. dear father, gone forever,
How we miss your smiling face;
But you left us to remember
None on earth can take your place.
A happy home we once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory STILL
But death has left a loneliness
The world can never fill.
HIS LOVING WIFE. MABEL. F. CAN
THOMAS, JoHN. AND HIS DAuGH.
TER, MRS DOROTHY G AMBER
SON AND EsTELLE L, cANNADY.
CHAPMAN. CLARENCE A, In loving
memory Of our dear father, CLAIR
ENCE A. CHAPMAN. who passed awav
You are in our hearts today and al
We say a loving prayer
That God will bless you, dearest Dad
And Keep you IN His care
HIS N iGoNVWENo E RAyeHTE hNp AMP Rs S3N
MOORE A'NN' AM nNN"'
GENTRY. WALLACE D. In loving mem.
ory. OF our dear son, brother and
father, WALLACE d GENTRY. who
departed this life nine years AGO to-
day. March 3, 1919.
The one for whom we cared
With such abiding love,
Has found the wondrous shining path
Up to the home above.
The home where Joy foreyer dwells,
Where loved ones but await
For us TO share their happiness
Beyond the Heavenly gate.
MOTHER, MRS. IRENE E. GENTRY
BROTHER AND SISTERS.
JOHNSON, CARRIE Z. Sacred to the
memory Of our dearly beloved one,
CARRIE Z JOHNSON, who left us
eighteen years ago today, March 3.
1910
She heard the voice Of Jesus say.
Come unto Me and rest today"
She hardened 70 His Command
Was led by His unchanging hand.
HER LOVING JOSEPH AND LEON
JOHNSON, EDEANIE FREEMAN
AND MARY v. BRAWNER
JONES NELLIE v. A tribute to the
memory OF our mother, Mel LIE v.
JONES, who left US eight years ago
today. March 3, 1850
Asleep in Jesus. blessed sleep.
Which one never knows TO wake.
God saw the road was getting rough,
The hills hard to climb:
SO He opened wide the Golden gate
and whispered Peace be thine"
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. FRANCES
DuCKETT. CATHERINE McQUTH-
ERIE. AND AMELIA " FORD,
AND son. NORMAN JOHN JONES.
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Lawrence c. .PhipPs, 95,
Steel Man, Ex-senator

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 3 (Pt-
Lawrence C. PhippS, 95. an as
sociate of Andrew Carnegie in
the steel business and a former
United States Senator from
Colorado, died at his winter
home here Saturday night.
He was 10 when he Joined the
Carnegie company in Pitts
burgh as millhand. When it
merged with United States Steel
in 1900 he was one Of its top
executives. He was only SO when
he retired to Denver as one of
the largest individual stock
holders in the newly formed
giant of the steel industry.
Mr.. PhippS was elected to
the Senate in 1918 and re-
elected in 1924. Since 1881 he
had devoted himself to his
business Investments.
Mr.. Phipps, who was born in
Amityville, Pa. the son of a
Methodist minister. first en-
tered public life through the
Red Cross, in which he became
particularly active during
World War I. He was recog-
nized as a leader of the con-
sentative faction of the Repub-
lican Party in Colorado long
before he ran for the Senate,
his first and only elective Office.
Despite his official status as
a retired businessman, Phipps
acquired a financial interest in
many concerns after moving to
Colorado, notably the Denver
and Salt Lake Railway and the
California Electric Power Co.,
which was organized to bring
electricity to the Nevada gold
fields and is now a major
Southern California utility.
Mr.. Phipps was married three
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Judge c. A. Dewey

DES MONIES, MAR. 3 (R.-
Judge Charles A. Dewey, 80,
who served as Federal district
judge for Southern Iowa for
more than 20 years. died yes
terday. Judge Dewey, who re-
tired in 1949, was born in
Washington, Iowa.
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Of my mother, NELLIE v JONES.
who departed this life eight years
today. March 3, 1850.
We try not to grieve for song that's
But trust when the shadows fall.
She's away for awhile, that's all.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, ALINE
LOMAX. ANNA HODGE. In LOVING
memory of our mother, ANNA HODGE
doM toSsy vs M.re et Us 1871 5G9r'esn years
It Is said that time heals all sorrow.
And helps US to forget.
But time so far has only proved,
How much we miss YOU. yet.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN, SOPH-
ROMA RICHARDSON, PEARL To-
MAX; WILLIAM H. AND THOMAS
LOMAX. ANNA HODGE. In loving
memory OF my beloved ANNA HODGE
LOMAX. who was as a mother to me.
deuarted this life fourteen years ago
today, March 3, 1914.
Rest sweet spirit, rest.
DEyoIEDLY LOVED, JAMES R,
McCLELLAND, LORENA X. In sad but
loving memory OF my beloved wife,
LORENA K McCLELLAND. who de-
parted this life six years ago today,
March 3. 1852.
Loving and kind in all her ways,
UpTisht and religious 70 the eno Oh
Sincere and kind in heart and mind.
The beautiful things you did for US,
Live in our hearts each day. and keep
Near and dear to us always.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. SON
EDWARD, DAUGHTERS, RUTH.
EILEEN AND DORIS AND GRAND
STOKES, PATTIE v. In loving mem
DRY OF my dear wife, PATTIE v
STOKES. who departed this life two
years ago today. March 3, 1885.
The angels are safely guarding .
sacred and silent grave -,
For In 1t lies a precious one loved
but could not save
The flowers l place upon your grave
may wither and decay,
But my love for you who sleeps
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. LUTHER.
WILLIAMS. HATTIE L.. A tribute OF
love and devotion to the memory of
my dear wife. HATTIE l.. WILLIAMS,
who passed away fourteen years ago
today. March 2; 1914; s
ChAhLES w. WlILlhMb.
WILLIAMS WILLIAM :; IL. PEARL AI En- Is9YyipF
WILLIAMS, who left US eleven years
ago today. March 3, 1947.
Although life's sun for each must set.
Those whom We love we ne'er forget.
LOVING BROTHERS, ERNEST q.
AND NORRIS j. WILLIAMS.
WILSON, EUGENE q: In memory OF
my dear brother, EUGENE c. WILL
SON, who departed this life one year
ago today. March 3, 1857.
one year has passed since that sad
day,
When my brother was called away.
God called him home; II was His viii,
But In my heart he liveth still
MARGARET
WINNIE. GEORGE y. In memory OF
my dear husband, father and grand-
father, GEORGE p WINNIE, who
passed away one year ago today,
March ., 1887.
They say time heals all sorrow.
And helps us to forget,
But time so far has only proved,
How much We miss him vet
A face that is ever before us.
A voice that we cannot forget,
A smile that will be lost forever,
In memory we see you yet.
God gave us strength to 1ght II,
And courage to bear the blow.
But what II meant to lose him,
No one Will ever know
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, ETHEL. chill
DREN. GEORGE JR. AND EvELYN
AND GRANDCHILDREN BEVERLY
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Mrs. Thomas Powers

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, Mar. 3
R.-Mrs. Thomas Powers. II.
wife Of the company manager
of a touring production of the
stage play Cat on a Hot Tin
Roof" died of a heart attack
Yesterday.
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Garn uf Chunks

HURLEY. LEON SCOTT. The family
q the late LEON SCOTT HURLEY HURLEY
ana appreciation to our relatives.
friends and neiRhbors for their many
acts OF kindness, expressions Of
sympathy and coincidence.
THE FAMILY.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth ST. and Mass. Ave NE. Ii. $4,000
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CONWAY, CHARLES B. Suddenly, on
Friday, February IS, l95s. at his
NV. CHARLES 3. CONWAY, son Of
Thomas A.. and Stella j. CONWAY,
brother of Mrs. Esther Ahlm, of New
York City. Mrs Dorothy Paulson.
Vermilion, Ohio, and Eugene Conway,
Oberlin, Ohio. Services and interment,
Eustis, Fla.
DONOVAN. WILLIAM A. on Sunday,
March ., 1883, at zoe Buttonwood
drive, Springfield. Pa, WILLIAM A.
DONOVAN, husband Of the late Mary
l., Donovan, father Of william B.,
David W. and Robert E Donovan. and
brother OF Frank Donovan He also
Is survived bv thirteen grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th St and Mass ave ne,
after 4 pm. Monday, March 3, until
q am Wednesday. March ). Mass
viii be Offered AZ st. Peters Catholic
Church at $50 am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery
DUNCAN. THOMAS ALAN. on Friday,
February ~, lDIS at Suburban Hospi-
tai THOMAS ALAN DUNCAN infant
son Of John M and Sarah W. Duncan
Of al Mason St. silver SDrirg Md
brother OF Knthcrire r R0Ncrt G and
William 2 Duncan. Thomas rests at
the Warner T. Humphrey Funeral
Home. Sl3i Georgia ave, Silver
Spring, Nd whore services Will be
held on Monday, March at 9;i5 pm,
parking facilities fnterment Park
lawn Cemetery.
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BRocKMEYER. GEORGE G. Suddenly.

on Thursday, Februarg "a, lO55,
GEORGE @. BROCKMEYER, beloved
husband of Katherine C. Brockmeyer
(nee Lanahanl of SOIL. Orleans court,
Kensington; Nd, father Of Mrs.
Zauner and Rita L. Brockmeyer.
Friends may call at the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home 1881 Georgia
ave. NV, on Sunday, March ., after
8 pm. until Tuesday. March. 4, at
3 am. Requiem mass at Holy Re-
deemer Church. Kensington, Nd, at
945 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Baltimore, Nd.
papers please cow
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sry IS, 1858. ARE BoWDEN Of As
Bowden. father of Mrs. katherine
FaisOn He is also survived by two
grandchildren, six brothers, three
friends. The late Mr.. Bowden may be
viewed at the above residence after
pm Tuesday. Funeral Wednt lday,
March 8. at Simms Memorial Meth
0dist Church, 22nd and Franklin SITS.
ne, at pm Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. Services by
Stewart
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February IS. loss. LOUISE BOYD
81 1 lam 0Je s 81 NV" Als sel0S sSrvv Ws
are two nieces. Mrs. Frances Thomp-
son and Mrs Marvee E. Brown; two
ereat-nieces. Miss Mildred Mason
and Miss Marvee P Brown. and other
pm Monday. March 8. friends are
Invited to call at the Mcguire Flu
neral Home, 1890 9th st. NV. Fu-
neral on Tuesday, March 4. from
the Metropolitan 4. M. E. Church,
NV. at pm. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
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.s.4.a. special meetins OF Wash
~ .ington Printing Pressmcn's
~ 10y Union No. on Tuesday
- 'yk-s1k March 4, 1858. at >" noon
NednkSP 10 attend the funeral If
NMItsy our late brother, ROSCOE
~ COCHRANE.
RICHARD d SEBASTIAN Pres.
ROY r DEAN, Secv Treas,
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ROGERS. HhyEL J. on MONDAY Feb.
WIS Ethel y. Anderson and the
Misses MARI P end An7v I
Thomas Also surviving are a
hrofhpr-ir-'aw. DR. a q Anderson
nther rala tives ard navy friends
AFTER nm Nnndsv. friends are
invited 10 call ~ the AfcCsrire Fn-
ne-ai uome 1870 nth 81 NV.
whore se~v'cpS will he held m rues-
dav. March 4 ~ 10 IN fntermert
' Inrain H4sr.nriai Cemetery
sCIUTTo. IOBN BAPTisTA. Suddenly
on Saturday February rs, tqiS at
Manassas. va. John BApTtSTA
SctUTrO, beloved husband Of Maria
Vaienti Scintto OF Savona, italy.
and father OF two sons. Friends re-:
ceived AZ the Baker a Son. Funeral
Home, 3l4 North West St, Manassas
Va Requiem mass will be offered az
the All saints Catholic Church. Ma
March s. Interment Sacred Heart
Cemetery, Hoadly. Va.
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WILLIE B. COLE, President.

EMMA BURTON, Secretary.
YOST, ROSE A. On Monday. March 3,
1858, ROSE A; YoST Of 490I 9th st.
mother Of Pearl A. Yost and Henrietta
L. Robinson and grandmother of Will
liam B. Robinson. Friends may call
at Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa ave.
where services will be held on We'd
nesday. March 5, at 2:30 pm. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 4
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NJ. JOSEPH MAY. F. N.

pkIRERT, LFRCv A.. On Sunday,
March ., 1853. George WASHINGTON
HosnitaL IEqg A. HALBERT of
1850 Hillandal- I'd. beloved nus
hand Of Mary L Halbert father OF
Mrs. Howard Rahohn, Mrs David
Kaplan. Mrs. Fred Pees. Mrs. Michael
PeDcOr and Mrs Warren C.. Kicker.
Memorial services will be held at the
Westmorelaud Conversational Church
on Wednesday. March 3. at pm.
Interment private.
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BOUMA, OTIS JOHN. suddenly, on
Friday. February 2S, 1865. at Gar;
BOUMA. husband of josephine Bouma,
Father of Kenneth, Otis john II. and
Robert Bouma and Mrs. Margaret
Malore: brother of William. Clarence.
Harold, Ralph. Fred and Ida 6ouna
and Mrs. Celia Wis, Mrs. Grace Adalr,
Mrs Harriet Nune maker and Mrs
Cassie Wallace Memorial services
will be held at Gawler's Chapel. $50
Pennsylvania ave. NV, on Tuesday.
March 4, at II am. TN lieu OF
be sent to the Cardiac Society, 3.iO
Book Bldg. Detroit. Mich.) 3
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O dSyi February US IS. 1855 al the sara
sofa Ms%oEial ,,,b H9sptSI sSE1s "a
Bradenton, Fla, husband Of Clara e.
Cochrane. father Of Mrs. Stanley NJ.
Humphrey. John r. and Thomas C.
Cochrane and stepfather Of Mrs.
Lois j. Carter and Kenneth r. Freyer.
Mr. Cochrane rests at the Warner =.
Humphrey Funeral Home, Sab
Ceorgia ave, Silver Spring. Md,
where services will be held on Tues
day, March e., at ! pm. parking
fscilitiesl. Entombment Fort Lincoln
Mausoleum.
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Of nv mother, NELLIE v JONES.
who departed this life eight years
today. March 3, 1850.
We try not to grieve for song that's
But trust when the shadows fall.
And think as We look into heavens
blue
she's axsy for awhile; that's Al I,,v
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ROLAND M BROWN, 5ecy.
HAWKINS, PHYLLIS II. SUDDENLY. on
Friday, February rs, 1865. PHYLLIS
H HAWKINS OF s Cheyerly circle,
Cheverly, Nd, beloved wife Of Frank
Say say HAWKINS 1Rd S sSs also q rrSn.
yived BY her mother, Daisy P. Haw-
kins Relatives and friends may
call at the Gasch Funeral Home.
4739 Baltimore ave, Hyattsyille,
Md. until IL noon Tuesday, March
4: thence to ST. Andrews Episcopal
Church, COLLEGE ave. College Park,
tionSsi p Cemetery srsne"' "'O"
HERBERT, NINA z. on Saturday.
March /, 1883 NINA E. HERBERT.
beloved wife OF the late Noryal N,
Herbert. mother James W. aud
Norval s. Herbert Mrs Donna Trax.
ler Mrs Nina Howard. Mrs. Mildred
Bryan and Kenneth II Herbert; sis
ter OF Mrs Leslie Sismund. She also
Is survived BY seventeen ersndchil-
Services at the the Devol Funeral Home.
2994 Wis. ave. NV on Wednesday,
Isrch ,, at pm Nriends and
relatives invited. Gnterment Rock
Creet Cemetery.
HOLMES. ALVIN. on Friday. February
Is, 1888. at District General Hos
pitaG ALVIN HOLMES, son Of Rob-
ert and Juanita Holmes. He also
Is survived BY grandparents one
friends. After 5 pm. Monday March
3, friends may call at the johnson a.
jenkins Funeral Home, 4S04 Ga, ave.
NV, where funeral services will be
held on Tuesday, March 4. at 10 am.
Interment WOODLAND Cemetery.
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HARDY, JOHN II. On Saturday. March
/. 1858. at his home, Poplar Springs.
Nd. JOHN H. HARDY, beloved hus-
hand OF Sadie NJ. Hardy. father Of
John II. jr., Thomas Reed and Albert
r. Hardy. Mr.. Hardy rests at the
DIN L Wordsworth Funeral Home,
Damascus. Md. where services. will
be held on Tuesday, March A.. at
I'M. Interment Poplar Springs
Cemetery.
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s. On saturday,

KILL, HARRY 3. On Saturday,
% March /, 1858, at his re-
N sidence, 5702 Nevada ave.
IN NV. HARRY s. HASKELL,
wv beloved husband OF Bessie
OW Dow Haskell. and grand
w father OF Leslie Dean.
Friends may call at the
IVY Chase Funeral Home. 5103
iconsin ave. NV. where services
be held on MoudaS, March. I'd,
= D m. Interment Albany, n. Y.
KELL, HARRY 5. Special COM
n munication of. Naval Lodge
x No. 4, F.A AM, is called
~ at Z pm. Monday. Marcl
M2 B., 1855, for the purpose OF
AIE conducting the Masonic
~ funeral service for our late
~ brother HARRY S. HAS
IL. BY order Of the Worshipful
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Sanctions Proposed

MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica,
Mar. 81 P).-Directors Of the
Inter-American Press Associa-
ton proposed today that the
Organization Of Anne r lea n
States set up sanctions against
Governments that violate the
GAS charter of human rights.
The rights set out include free.
dom of the press.
A resolution calling for that
step was adopted at the associ-
atoms semiannual board meet
ing. 1t was presented by Sergio
Carlo Of Havana's Prensa Libre
and aimed at Latin American
dictatorial regimes. 80
The board said lack of ade-
quate sanctions left the GAS
1913 declaration on human
rights exposed to the mockefy
Of hemisphere relationships"
John r. Reitemeyer Of the
Hartford Conn. Courant said
the resolution sought to put
teeth In the charter" at
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space 10 times further than
presently possible.
When this sensitivity is ef.
fectively reached" DR.. Townes
said. 1T should not only afford
more detailed information
about presently known astro.
nomical objects, but should ex-
tend the range Of radio-tele-
scopes considerably beyond the
distance, of the farthermost-
known galaxies of the universe.
Detect Earliest Radiation
Present optical telescopes
have ranges up to about 2
billion light years" "a light
year is the distance light can
travel in a year, at the speed
Of 10000 miles per second.)
1T is generally expected that
a range Of only a few times
farther would allow one to see
to what might be called the
edge of our universe'-where
perhaps radiation emitted at
the time of our universe's very
beginning can be detected, or
where perhaps the space in
which we exist can be seen to
curve" DR.. Tourner said.
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research laboratory'S 5O-tool
radio telescope in Washington
MASER telescopes, the an.
nonncement yesterday said, are
expected to have as much al
100 times the sensitivity o.
electronic radio telescopes nov
in use. The name comes from
'microwave amplifcation by
stimulated emission Of radia.
ton"
The ruby heart Of the tele.
scope receives radio signals
from planets or galaxies Of
outer space at the extremely
high frequency Of 5000 mega
cycles.
Ruby Emits Energy
When struck by these sig
mails, the gem emits some of its
own internal energy at the same
frequency. thus greatly ampli-
flying the tiny signals.
DR.. Charles H. TONNES. pro-
fessor Of physics at Columbia
who helped work on its devel-
opment. said MASER ampli-
fiers on radio-telescopes will
enable them to probe into outer
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Brueker il Panama

PANAMA. Mar. 81 lR.-
United States Army Secretary
WILDER Brucker is here for an
off1cial visit during q rising tide
Of anti United States talk. He
arrived in an Air Force plane
Saturday.
Mr.. Brucker is expected to
call on President Ernesto de Ia
Guardia, jr.. and Foreign Min
lister Aquilino Boyd today.
There was no definite indica-
ton. however. that the Pana-
manian authorities will bring
up their differences.
These include:
A complaint that a Canal
Zone credit union of American
employees violates the treaty
barring sale of automobile in
surance in competition with
Psnama firms.
Lack Of action by the United
States Congress in setting up a
single wage scale for United
States citizens and noncitizens
in the zone.
Renewal Of talk that Pana-
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Twin and double sizes some
samples among them. Some
throw styles some with
3-way drop some double
ruffles. In pretty Springlike
floral prints.
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LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Cuban Rebels Give
Arms to Civilians

HAVANA, Mar. 81 (R.-Pre
dictions are flying thick anc
tlast from both government anc
rebel supporters that Eide
Castro will strike his blow
against President Fulgencic
Batista this holy week.
Government troops and po-
lice were reinforced in all stra-
tegic sectors as rebels slipped
about the country distributing
arms to civilians.
All banks. military establish
ments. public buildings. trans
port and communication cen
tiers were heavily guarded
Street patrols were intensi-
fed.
Scores of police swarmed
through streets. hotels. night
clubs and other public places
seizing rebel sympathizers and
grabbing up rebel leaflets pro-
claiming Castro's hour is near
The bearded rebel leader
with headquarters in Orients
Province has given Gen. Ba.
tista until April 5 to resign o.
face total war with q genera
,k,.;lva $3.50 ieazs - s'1sg-s7 ~ - -
SCrlke. ssiasl.-sii - - Esss.sa ~
Some quarters expected IN,
strife to be called before Goot
Friday. I I - {
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Perez Jiminez Located

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 81 d.
The Miami Herald says it has
learned Marcos Perez Jirninez.
deposed dictator Of Venezuela.
is living in a motel north Of
Miami Beach.
Mr.. Perez Jiminez and some
companions few to Florida
from the Dominican Republic
where he had stayed since his
overthrow last January.
His wife and four children
preceded him here. &
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Societies to Meet

The Washington Statistical
Society will hold a Joint meet
ing with the D. c. Sociological
Society and the D. c. PSYCHIC
logical Association at 8 pm.
Wednesday. in Room l02, Hall
of Government of George
w a shington Unive rsity,
Twenty : first and G streets
NV.
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ma should claim sovereignty
over the zone.
Anger at Representative
Flood. Democrat Of Pennsyl-
vania. for a speech interpreted
here as criticizing Panamanian
officials for demanding a larger
share of canal benefits.
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Telescopes Ruby Eye
Nov Probe All Universe

NEW YORK Mar. 81 QF9-A kind of radio telescope
ruby eye has been developed that may permit man
the of his universe according Columbia University
The core Of the telescope is ampihcaon device
using synthetic ruby 1t developed by Columbia and the
United States Naval Research Laboratory.
The device called MASER installed on the naval
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Some quarters expected the
strife to be called before Good
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Bread Seurch

Mrs. P. H. B., Arlington
I wonder if any RICH reader
could tell me where I can find
bread made from whole wheat
flour and wheat germ. Also,
where can I buy wheat germ,
black strap molasses and
brewers yeast. in powdered,
not tablet form? Thank you.
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

beaten egg and 3 cups flour.
Combine milk. shortening.
sugar and salt. Cool to luke
warm by adding water. Add
yeast and mix we'll, Blend
in egg. Add flour and mix
until well blended. Place in
creased bowl and cover.
Store in refrigerator at least
two hours or until needed.
Shape on Toured board, Let
rise about / Il hours. Bake at
400 degrees for Is to 20
minutes,
Now maybe some reader
can help me.
i would like to have the
recipe for a ham" spread
that is made with bologna.
It is wonderful and tastes
better than ham salad. but
all l can remember is that
you use bologna and put it
in a meat grinder. Thanks
very much.
N&
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diana, was worth the extra
driving time to make the
stop. There you will find all
camping facilities plus such
added attractions as buffalo,
deer and elk pens to interest
visitors.
Theodore Roosevelt Ma
tional Park on Route 10 in
North Dakota has q fine
campground as we'll as be-
ing of interest as a national
park. Also on the northern
route, Fort Peck Reservoir in
Montana has an excellent
campground including show
ers. electricity and a beau
tiful view.
Glacier National Park has
many campgrounds-all first
rate. If possible, plan to do
some hiking there.
Travelling Route Sc, about
the only site we could recon-
mend would be the Red Hills
State Park in Eastern Illinois.