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SWEENEY. NORMAN r. g. The

SWEENEY. NORMAN C., Sr. The off
GERS and members OF International
Union of Elevator Constructors
Local No, 10, are hereby notified OF
the death OF Brother NORMAN c.
SWEENEY. Sr.. on Thursday. Feb
ruary %, 1860. Services will be
held al Chambers Funeral Home.
5Sol Cleveland ave, Riverdale. Md
on Monday, February 20, at IL am.
lntermCnt Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
JAMES L. HAYES, Secy. %
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CREW. DAVID ". The family OF the
late DAVID H. CREW wish TO eX-
press their sincere appreciation for
the cards telegrams, flowers, money
and other tokens OF sympathy our
ing their recent bereavement.
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RHODES. SAMUEL MARTIN. Age IS
s.GaaIlw Ga ~ aa.. E,....... :, :.

suddenly on Saturday, February ~
1860, SAMUEL MARTIN RHODES
OF Hamilton. Va He is survived by
five sons. George D. of LeeSburg
Va Lacey C. OF Purcellville. Va
Arthur T. Of WarrPnton, Va: Charles
H. of West Hyattsville Md, and
John S Rhodes of Hamilton. Va
three brothers. William Rhodes OF
Middleburg, Va: Frank Rhodes. also
OF Middleburg, and Oliver Rhodes
PurCellville: 10 grandchildren and -
Observation-Disclosures Funeral services
will be held on Monday. February
20, at pm at Hall Funeral Home
PurCellville Va Interment LakevieW
CemeterY. Hamilton Va
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th ST and Mass Ave NE IL $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance
$3.50
el6 H st NE Ii 3-4SSO
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/. HELEN A. Omcers and
members OF Fidelity Chap
ter. No 10. o E. s., are
hereby notified of the
death Of Sister HELEN A.
McCULLhH. Past Matron
and secretary, on Thurs
day. February * 1910
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NAUMANN. KATE. suddenly on Thur,

W HaNN' MIL. 5uuutHIy' on InuTS-
gay; FEBRUARY 25, 1860. KATE
Beltsville, Md. beloved wife Of the
late John T Naumann and mother
OF James c and Margaret Naumann.
Gladys Steinecke, Ella c. Schlegel,
Grace M Reinohl Mabel A. Kempf.
Helen NJ Kite. Catherine N Wilson,
Virginia N Crist and Josephine N.
Larsen. She also is survived by -
grandchildren and II great-srand-
children. Relatives and friends may
call at GaSch'S Funeral Home. 4139
where services will be held on Mon
day, February 90. al pm Inter-
ment Glenwood Cemetery, Washing
ton, D. C.. IS
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BRIDGES. LUCILLE. On Monday,

February 80, 1860, at the OaEiani'
Calf. Naval Hospital, LUCILLE
BRIDGES, devoted wife of Roscoe
Bridges and believed daughter of
Sarah Hunter OF 1871 10th st ne.
She also leaves TO mourn her pass
ing one son. six sisters, seven BROTH
erS other relatives and manv friends
Remains resting al the John I
RhlneS & Co. Funeral Home. 3Ol5
18th st. ne. Notice OF funeral later
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BYRNE. JOHN FRANCIS PATRICK

his residence. !63G Moreiand ri
NV. JOHN FRANCIS PATRICK
BYRNE, beloved husband OF Janet
Torbert Byrne. Expressions of SYM
pathy may be made in the form
Of contribution to the American
Heart Fund
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Garh nf IhaukH

BAYLOR. PEARL GRAY. The family
OF the late PEARL GRAY BAYLOR
wishes to express their sincere graft
itude to the priest of 81. Gabriel $
Church. friends and relatives for
floral tributes kilograms, cards Of
coincidence and use OF cars. and
other expressions OF sympathy dur
ing our recent bereavement.
Tux FAMII v
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BEEAM. NANCY MURCHIsoN. Or

FIIday, FeDTuary 70, INbU, NANCY
MURCHISON Dream OF SOIL James.
wife of c. CLIFFORD Bream, IT.. mother
OF Lynn. c Clifford III and Claudia
Constance Bream, daughter OF DR.
ClaudiuS T. and Constance W
MurchiSon. sister of Cameron and
David c. Murchison. Friends NAV
call at the S. H Hines Co Funeral
Home, H9ul l4th 81 NV, after 10
am Monday, February - parking
facilities. Services will be held al
81 Adams Episcopal Church. Mas
SachuSettS and Wisconsin ayes. NV
on Tuesday, March l. at am In
termert Arlington National Cemetery
Family requests that flowers be
omitted. %
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n ST NV. on February -. 1850.
husband OF Ethel G Bonbrake;
father OF Charles, Glenn. Rainey,
Curt. Jr., and Bruce Bonbrake and
Nlrelnla Zimmerman: brother of
jess Bonbrake Services at Cham
berS' Funeral Home, 3O33 NJ st. NV,
on Tuesday. March |, at = pm
Interment Washington National Gem
etery.
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ruary 80, 1860, EMMA j. CARTER
OF 1868 Euclid St NV, wife of
Coker Carter, mother OF Fred Car
ter. She also is survived by her
mother. Addie Slower, and grand-
other relatives and friends. After
> pm Sunday, February IS. friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral
Home, $50 Rhode Island ave. NV.
Funeral MONDAY, February 20 at
] pm. from the Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church. 1905 Delaware ave.
s.w., the Rev. H. F. Rose otfciating
lnterment Forest Hill Memorial Gar
Gen, Clinton, Md. IS
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Dratlra

STOBER, LEE G. Suddenly. on Friday.
February 26. 1850, LEE G STOBER,
beloved brother of Catherine Stober
Friends may call at the Rinaldi
Funeral Home, Sl6 H st. ne.
GraveSlde services and interment on
Tuesday. March /. at $50 am,
Arlington National Cemetery.
SWEENEY. NORMAN C., Sr. OF 6On7
31th ave. West Hyattsville. Nd, on
February % 1860. husband of the
late Eva Sweeney father OF Norman
{. sweeney. tr.. Services at Cham
bers' Funeral Home. 5SOl Cleve-
land ave, Riverdale. Md. Monday.
February %. at IL am. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 26,2S
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CEMETERY LOTS

ADJOINING 1
IN MAUSOLEUM
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Good Investment for a Family
Price Complete, $1,000
31.2s,6ls
IL SITES in choice Monticello section.
Mount Comfort Cemetery, AleXan-
drla, Va; market value Sl.SOO, sell
$3.50 cash. OWNER. 7l2 Moss dr..
Annandale, Va
CEDAR HILL, lot. + eraveSites. main
entrance, near Office. sacrifice, JU.
i-if@6
CEDAR HILL, lot, sites near Ma
sonic section; reasonable Me s.
5000. Branch III.
FORT LINCOLN, Garden of Media
ton. Block II, Crypt No 81; burial
rights for two. Reas HE 4-456g
FORT LINCOLN
Three sites. hest location ia S-O17I
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY. Mount
Calvary section, companion lots
CIR 4-9614.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL, Falls Church
4-site lot. No 354. block F: one-hali
market value. $3.50. so. 5-43l2.
PARKLAwN CEMETERY. Garden o.
Eternal Life; srave sites. $3.50 pei
site. Call OIL. 6-S1l9 after 6 p m
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CARTER. IRENE. The family
THE CARTER FAMILY.

late IRENE JARI ER WISHES q
thank their many friends. relatives
nelEhborS and Co-worGerS for thelI
kindness shown during our recent
bereavement
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COLLINS, BESSIE n. o

FfDTuaFy 70 TYbW, at GeOrgetOWn
Hospital. BESSIE N. COLLINS. wife
OF the late BraSwell Collins, mother
of Phyllis and David Collins; daugh-
ter of John E and Roberta Prout:
sister Of John E, Winterson, Alfred
and Phillip Prout, Mrs. Henry Miller
and Mrs. Earl Saltcher. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. Attn
ST, and Massachusetts ave. ne,
where services will be held on Tues
day, March /. at s am Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 80
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HELEN A. oMcers an,
CD ]: :;:; i: s., I: 81:
Co Funeral Home, 29Ol
l4th St NV, on Monday, February
-, 1850. at pm, to conduct fu'
neral service for our late member
Lady HELEN A McCULLAH
MARGARET L. NAGLE.
High Priestess,
MINNIE NJ. NEIL, Recorder.
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ROBINSON. WILLIAM. On Saturday
SHERWOOD. JEANETTE sNETTIE,.

Eot.rm o i6Isn ~ TI DatU -, Id3
INSON Of l4O5 goth st. NV. Notice
of funeral later ARRANGEMENTS by
Jarvis
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MOORE. JAMES s. The wife and
children of JAMES S MOORE wish
to express their most sincere thanks
to their many friends neighoorS,
relatives and co-workers also to
the Rev Thawlev Holmes and mem
bers OF the Flower Hill Church, for
their sympathy and kindness during
our recent bereavement
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HAIL, FREDERICK THOMAS. 4
THE HALL FAMILY.

LLOYD, GEORGE. The family OF the
late GEORGE LLOYD wishes to
express our sincere appreciation and
thanks to our many friends for the
many kindnesses shown durlnR our
recent bereavement
NOVEL IL OND AND EAMII Y
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o. the late MRS. EMMA KATE
SAMPSON wishes to acknowledge
with grateful appreciation Of all
cards, telesrams. flowers, cars and
ell expression of kindness and SYM
pathy received from friends and
nelghbors during our recent bereave-
ment
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hANEkI, KAY. on Thursday, Febru-
RAY RANERI of Cincinnati. Ohio
beloved husband OF Bertha E. Ra-
neri and father OF Catherine Diane
Raneri son Of Angela Raneri Of
JohnStown, N Y. and brother of
Mrs. Victoria Ragusa and Mrs. Harry
Ameduri of Gloversville. n. Y
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda
Md. between the hours of 3 and 3
pm Sunday, February IS, and :
TO 9 pm Monday, February %
Services Tuesday, March /. at the
Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myer. Va.
where requiem mass will be offered
al 10 am Interment Arlington
National Cemetery 80
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NICHOLS, ALAN GATHER. On Sat-
urday. February 81, 1860. at the
United States Naval Hospital.
Bethesda, Md ALAN GATHER
NICHOLS, the beloved husband OF
the late Dortha OSterman Nichols,
son of MIS- Frances S Nichols. gO3
Baltimore I'd, Rockville. Md; father
OF Capt Alan G Nichols jT.. United
States Marines. Cherry Point, N. c.,
and Eugene C. Nichols, Washington,
D. c. Mr.. Nichols rests az Gartner S
Funeral Home GaitherSburg. Nd
Notice Of funeral arrangements later
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day, February 25, 1860, at Naval
McCULLAH of lO5O5 Malone st.
Silver Spring. Nd, beloved wife of
Comdr. Harry F McCullah, USN
retired. mother Of Mrs. Barbara
NJ Ablard of Richmond. Calf. and
Robert D. McCullsh of University,
Nd: daughter Of Fred Cant and
the late Evelyn CANT. Services at
the s. H. Hines Co Funeral Home,
"qOl 14th ST. NV, on Tuesday.
March !, at 1890 pm parking
tional Cemeters. %
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COBB. JAMES, Jr. On Saturday, Feb
ruary -, 1860. JAMES COBB, Jr.,
band of Mamie Cobb He also leaves
10 mourn their loss his mother. two
stepchildren, one sister, two brothers,
other relatives and many friends
Remains resting at the John T.
Rhines g. Co Funeral Home, 3015
18th st. ne. Notice of funeral later
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LYONS. MARY ELLA. At 1000

suthcreland DR.. Silver spring, IV Nd
on February 90. 1860, mother Of
Louise Barber. Edna c. Owens and
Evelyn c. Miller; sister OF Claude
A. and William Rogers and Della
Mathers. Eight grandchildren ano
seven great-grandchildre also sur.
vive. Services at Chambers Funeral
Home. 3072 NJ st. NV, on Tuesday
March ], at IL am. Interment
GlenMnnd CemeferY 90
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MORRIS, GUS B. on Thursday. Feb.
ruary p, 1860, GUS B. MORRIS o.
3lo 9Th st. NV. friend OF Mrs
Emma Hale Funeral from tht
Walter w. Deal Funeral Home. 4Sl.
Georgia ave. NV, on Monday, Feb,
ruary 20. at 80 pm thence L
SITS. Constantine and Helen Greek
''hurCh, where services Will be held
al : p m. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. IS
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L1NOH' HUBEHT. On sunday, Feb
ruary u. 1860. when he reached
Casualty Hospital for third degree
burns, passed to the great beyond
ROBERT LYNCH Of 1000 M st NV,
son of the late Mr. and Mrs Au-
gusta Lynch, brother of Mrs. Lille
Coleman Of North Carolina. He also
leaves other relatives and many
friends. Remains may be viewed
after 4 pm Tuesday March |, al
the Smith Funeral Home. .2ll6 18th
st, NV, where service will be held
Wednesday. March -. at II am
Interment Arlington National Gene
Nnru
Arizona sun., 1960-06-30
tsUN Photo)

A man who has made a tremendous
contribution to the field of race re-
lations in Tucson is Creed Taylor.
When you enter his spacious home at
5O4 South Cherry, Tucson, there is a
feeling Immediately of warmth and
friendlinesS in the atmosphere. When
you converse with Mr.. Taylor you
discover in this quiet, unasSuming
person a man of strong purpose and
much accomplishment.
Mr.. Taylor was engineer at the
Tucson Medical Center for 33 years.
His title now is Director of the PhySi-
cal Plant. He has 40 people working
under him in a hospital with person
mel of something over $50 people,
with Negroes working in most depart
ments.
The Tucson Medical Center is the
community hospital. For II years it
operated as private organization
known as the Desert Sanatorium. In
1943 it was losing so many employees,
because of Army, Navy and defense
plant jobs, that the doctor in charge
decided to close it down. However,
it had begun to serve the community
somewhat by this time and the town
didn't want it to close. Some Tucson
citizens went to the owner, Mrs. A. w.
Erickson, in New York, to see if she
would sell. She didn't sell, but she
gave it to the community with the
provision that they raise $4,000 and
turn it into a community hospital.
They raised $4,000, and she gave
them 100000. Mr.. Taylor went along
with the gift of the hospital. The hos
pital is comparable to Good Samaritan
Hospital in Phoenix
Greed Taylor came from Chicago
to Tucson, planning to remain about
months. That was AZ years ago. He
has played an important part in Tue
son life in the field of religion and
human relations. He has been chair
man of the board of deacons at Mt.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-30
June 80, 1860


Well Folks:
Where are you headed for on the
4th? Why not load up on your beer
and other beverages here at Reddy's
Corner, probably cheaper here than
where you are gOing-and we've got
the ice to keep them cold until you
get there. In fact we haven't sold all
of you picnic boxes as yet, just keep
ing one for you.
Party mascOtS! Democrat, or even
Republican, we've got your party em-
blem here i'm a hand-crafted Regal
China bottle full of. that 1OO-mOnth-
old famous Beam Bourbon. Come on
down and get yours now, because the
supply is limited. Speaking of some
thing being limited, did you know
that before the Arizona Sun goes to
press next week it will then be too
late to register.
Get on the ball 1T you plan to vote
in the Primary election, and L hope
you do because I'll need your vote
then if Pm going to represent those
of you that live i'm District 9 in the
next legislature.
SO-Let's celebrate the 4th with a
5th!
Let's play it cool and make it
safe one!
Let's register to vote!
Let's Just remember that iii need
your vote in the primary!
AS Always,
97%~1
Arizona sun., 1960-06-30

Advice is like kissing; it costs moth
ing, and it is a pleasant thing to do.
II. w. Shaw
Arizona sun., 1960-06-30

No evil can happen to good man,
either in life or after death-Socrates
Arizona sun., 1960-06-30

in
Taylor and Jean
likes which describes
uasw that
Arizona sun., 1960-06-30

Blessed is the man who has both
mind and money, for he employs the
latter Well.-Menander
Arizona sun., 1960-06-30

Calvary Baptist Church for 16 years
and is past president of NAACP. He
is chairman of the committee on life
memberships in NAACP and is, him
self, life member. He has been at
one time or another head of practical
ly every committee in NAACP.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-30
Killed Woman,
Given II Yeurs

For the second-degree murder of a
woman on February 13, Ansie, Hall,
Sc, of 1922 Buckeye Road, was sent
enced to eleven years in prison by
Superior Court Judge Fred J. Hyder
Monday.
The victim was Betty Hamilton, 35,
of 4O1 S. 17th St. She was shot four
times by Hall as the aftermath of an
argument over her spending his mo-
ney. Hall had contended that he
thought the woman was reaching for
a knife. He said she had stabbed him
twice before, at one time almost fa-
tally.
, 1960-06-03
ELTRUPS.-BOOKS

RENTA LBRARY-al current best-sellers, new books
constantly added. BOOKS o SALE Jeltrups' has the
book you want, or can get it at no extra charge. GIFT
CERTIFICATES available, gift-wrapping free. Open daily,
$50 to $50. not closed at noon.
King Cross Street. Christiansted
, 1960-06-03
r CELLAR

announces the opening of International forwarding and ship
ping service to the public:
Shipping to Puerto Rico continental U. S, and the rest Of the
world once a month in the summer and twice a month in the
winter season, with al insurance coverage if desired Special
rates to liquor dealers. Tel C-1O0J.
, 1960-06-03
BY THE GOVERNOR
OF THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES

RGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
A PROCLAMATION
Amending Proclamation Of July n, 1859, on the Health Of
the Territory Of the Virgin Islands
WHEREAS the Legislature of the Virgin Islands Of the
United States by Act No. 40 Ril No. 94D, to amend Title
19 Of the Virgin Islands Code, has provided the necessary
procedures, mandates, and public funds to permit effective ac-
ton to be taken for the gradual elimination OF n1ghtsoll re-
moval system and all pit privies, cesSpools, and surface
drains and to provide modern sanitary facilities throughout
the cities and towns Of the Virgin Islands Of the United States;
and
WHEREAS the Urban Renewal Administration has ap-
proved rehabilitation programs for certain areas within the
cities and towns Of the Virgin Islands Of the United States;
and
WHEREAS by Proclamation Of July q, 1859, certain
areas within the cities and towns Of the Virgin Islands were
designated for connection of the buildings therein to the pub
lie sewer system within one year from the aforementioned
date in compliance with the provisions Of Title 10, Virgin Is
lands Code.
NOW, THEREFORE, /, John D. Merwin, Governor Of the
Virgin Islands of the United States, by virtue Of the authority
vested in me, do hereby amend the Proclamation Of July ~,
1853, teA exclude from the areas mentioned therein the follow
ing sections named below:
Charlotte Amalie
Area il Kings Quarter enclosed BY Veterans Drive On the
south, Norre Gade on the north, Bjerge Gade on the east and
Fortets Straede on the west.
Christiansted
Area enclosed by Strand Street On the south, Queen Cross
Street Oh the east and West Street on the west.
Frederiksted
Area enclosed by Market Street on the south, Lagoon
Street on the north, Queen Street on the east and Prince
Street on the west.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the Seal Of the Government of the Virgin Islands
Of the United States, at Charlotte Annalie, ST Thomas, Vir-
gin Islands this twenty-seventh day Of May, ADs 1860.
John p. Merwin
SEAL, Governor
Attest: ...
Roy w. Bornn
Government Secretary
, 1960-06-03
zoe a foot $500 4 mile
ROAD GRADING
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little you can enjoy a professionally graded entrance
road, Prevent annoying rattles and see your invest
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, 1960-06-03
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School & Office Supplies =. Party Good.
Cake Decorations y. Greeting Cards for all occas
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LOCAL & STATESIDE NEWSPAPERS
Magazines !. pockesbcoks & Comics
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-16

in order for them to certify to the
accuracy of the information con-
tanned in payment applications
has presented problems in admin
istering the wool program.
Lamb payments are made only
on lambs that have never been
shorn to encourage the customary
practice of selling lambs with the
wool on. Lamb payments are made
to produces.s who have owned
lambs 80 days or more. The pay
ments are based on the wool in
centiye payment. The amount paid
to each producer is based on the
weight gain of lambs during the
period of this ownership. Full in
formation is necessary so that each
producer can be given his proper
share of the payment on a lot of
lambs.
Records should be kept in safe
place at home or they may be filed
at the county ASC office for safe
keeping. While the final date for
making applications under the
wool program for the 1860 market
ing year is not until April 80, 1861,
applications may be submitted any
time between now and then.
Classified Ads Get Results
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-16
Records Should Be
Kept On Lamb Sales

Sheep producers who market
unshorn lambs this fall should
maintain full records on their
sales in order to make proper ap-
plication for next spring under the
wool incentive program, Kent
Agricultural Sterilization and Con-
servation County Committee Chair
man R. Harry Wilson pointed out
today.
Failure to keep full records in
the past has created difficulties
for producers in obtaining their
unshorn lamb payments under the
program, the chairman stated. The
sales records for lambs sold must
include the name of the buyer,
his signature, and the number and
liveweight of lambs sold, plus the
description 'unshorn."
Lamb feeders who buy lambs
should also keep accurate records
of all their purchases of unshorn
lambs, including dates of purchas-
es and the number and liveweight
when purchased. Adequate records
must be maintained by producers
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-16
Bumper Coed Crop
At Wesley College

CONTINUED from page one)
incoming freshman class of 220 is
also topping last years record en-
rollment of first year students by
46.
The college hopes to continue its
building program, Hughes, said, by
starting construction on a new
gymnasium and dining hall some
time this year.
He also announced that this year
all courses will be open to adults,
and that interested persons should
plan to enroll on registration day,
Sent. 19.
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-16
WOMEN MINISTER'S

STOCKHOLM up The Church
of Sweden has ordained its first
three women members of the clergy.
Ordained in Lutheran services were
Dr. Margit Sahlin, Miss Elisabeth
Djurie and Miss Ingrid Person. 1t
was the first use of 1858 national
law authorizing admission of wo-
men to the church ministry
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-16
DELAYED SERVICES

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. up The
Church of the Brethren declared in
a report at its annual meeting that
excessive burial expenses and pub
lie viewing of the body are "incon-
sistent with the Christian faith.
1t recommended holding memorial
services some time after a private
burial ceremony.
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-16
RICH COLT TIES MARK

NEW YORK (P)-Leonard p. Sas-
SO Globemaster, 2-year-old bay
colt by Heliopolis, is on the right
track. The $4,000 Saratoga sales
yearling OF 1859 tied the five-fur-
long Aqueduct record with 0.5S.1
second performance in his third
start Beaten nose in his first
start in April, Globemaster won his
next two races to increase his earn
ings to S6,325.
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-16
"RHINOCEROS' BEST

NEW YORK "Rhinoceros."
the Eugene Ionesco play which will
star Eli Wallach in its American
production November 9, has been
selected by London critics as the
years best foreign play. Laurence
Olivier heads the British cast.
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-16

Patrick Henry never belonged
to any particular church or re-
ligious society. But, once handing
his Bible to a friend, he said:
Here is a book worth more than
all the books ever printed. Yet
it is my misfortune never to have
found time to read it, with proper
attention and feeling, till lately.
| trust in the mercy of Heaven
that it is not yet too late"
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-16

A u. S. Army, Air Force or
Marine Corps general with more
than 26 years service draws a
monthly salary of s1,700.