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Evening star., 1961-12-14
Traditional Symbol Of Sympothy

One of mans most beautiful and enduring customs
has been to express sympathy to the bereaved
through flowers Sending flowers is only natural
because through their very fragrance and beauty
they breathe hope. Their gentle presence relieves
doubt and fear. When you want to express SYM
pathy, take the way that is natural, correct and
kind . send flowers.
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KINGsBURY. BERNADETTE OLIVIA

On TUESDAY. December II, 1901, at
Carroll Hall Sanitarium. BERNA-
DETTE OLIVIA KINGSBURY, be-
c. S. c.; Ambrose c. and Joseph
Manning Kingsbury. Friends may call
at the Takoma Funeral Home, ,254
Carroll st. NV. tparkirg opposite ..
after II am Thursday. December
IA Requiem mass at Holy Redeemer
Catholic Church. Kensington. Md,
on Friday December Is, at 10 am.
INterment ST. Mary's Cemetery,
BarnSville, Nd IA
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HARRIS. WILLIAM H. On Monday

HARRIS, WILLIAM II. On Monday,
December II. 1861. WILLIAM H..
HARRIS OF 36l5 Warder st. NV,
husband of Marie Harris, father OF
Gladys J J-hnson, Rose Freeland,
Marion GaSkinS. Mary Ann Macklin,
Wilma H. Arnold C. Vernon A..
Russell j. and Robert j. Harris.
He also is survived by ten grand
children. other relatives and a host
OF friends. After pm WedneS-
day. December IL, friends are in
vited TO call at the JARVIS Chapel.
lI32 You ST. NV. Funeral services
will be held at the Shiloh Baptist
Church. 9th and y SITS. NV. on
Friday. December Is, at II am.
lnterment Harmony Cemetery IA
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KING. LILLIAN GREEN. On Monday

December II. 1861. at the District
General Hospital. LILLIAN GREEN
KING Of 1920 You st. NV, wife
Of Mr. ESsie King. She also is
survived by one son. Haywood A.
King; one daughter. Diane Lillian
King: a devoted mother Mrs. Flor
ence Porter Smith and other rela-
tiveS and many friends. Remains
may be viewed on Friday. December
Funeral Home. R2l Florida ave
NV. Funeral services on Satur-
day. December Ii. at pm. al
the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church
Vermont ave. and r st NV. the
Rev; G. T t. Murray MURRAY Sfiiciating. In Il.
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GIuLIANI, GIUSEPPE. On Wednes.

GIUSEFPE. on Wednes-
day. December r., 1881 GIUSEPPE
NV, beloved husband of Elisa
Giuliana, father of Dominic Gluli-
ami Mary G. Ambrogi and Rita
G Tigani; brother of Ezio Giuliani.
He also is survived by ten grand
children and a number OF nieces
and nephews. Prayers at the S. H.
Hines Co Funeral Home, 29Ol l4th
st. NV on Saturday December l6,
at $50 am. parking facilities;
thence TO st, AIMS Catholic Church,
400 Wisconsin ave. NV, where
solemn requiem high mass will be
offered at 10 am for the repose
OF his soul. lnterment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. l5
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Dratha

MeCLEARY, JAMES z. On Tuesday.
CLEARY of. 4545 ConnecticUi ave.
Mcclesry brother Of Mrs Mary Mary
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Nd e Services e on PSRufSa satnraay HeI@esaa Decem
ber l6, at the shrine OF the, Most
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church.
6O0l Western ave. NV, where re-
sqem Inte1mgn mass % 6sds4 pc UffTfd H csme e. 10
MEYER, OTTO. Suddenly on Mon
MEYER Shs PeSf%ssa Sf Bowie Md "s seIvtse1 oTT0 Sp
the Lsttsr.pSy saints c6urcR HS.
attsville, Md. on Friday. December
Lincoln Cemetery. Friends may
call at Gaschs Funeral Home, 4!39
from q until 10 pm. Thursday
December IA.
Miller, L:, HELEN P; P;;os On "Wednesday !
R1i pgfe%Gsr ER If r. 1891 sIoo, HELEN tIaIa p
hhnS Si Nd sfiSSsd SsGGSS'lG wife Gr'ys
the late Alvin w. Miller. mother OF
Mrs. Marjorie Miller Belt and Mrs
helen Miller Balengerl sister Of
survived by eight ,grandchildren and
three Observation-Disclosures Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
CheVy Chase Funeral Home of Rob
ssrt A. Humphrey Bethesda, Md
at . noon. at the Warner Memorial
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Kensington,
Ma, lnterment Glenwood Gene
terry. Is
MITCHELL InNAS Il or ,so,a,,,
December =, 1861, after a Ions
illness. at his residence. 40 V st
ne; JONAS E. MITCHELL, beloved
husband OF Mrs. Stella Mitchell
Matthew Mitchell; a devoted niece,
Mrs. Valden!a Wesley; one stepson,
Wilbert Kinslow, and many other
relatives and friends. Remains VIM
He IN state at Zion Baptist Church,
THURSDAY, December a. until time
OF funeral. / pm. Friday. December
D, the Rev Leon Collins officlat.ng
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
tery Arransement5 by Henry S
Washington " Sons
MORRIS, REV. ARTHUR o. On Mon
SRTHtR SfE RseemSs5 g S65RRts ~ ,9Gl nrS,ySd BY
Georgia. After 3 pm, Thursday,
December a., friends may call at
until 70 pm. Services WIN be be held
on Friday, December 10, at 1880
pm at the First Baptist Church,
I5th and Dqmbsrton aye NV, the
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. CaSket will not be opened alter
services Family may be contacted
at at 1908 4th st. NV, Phone no, =
MOTz, DELLA. on Tuesday. De-
csm6er u. 1851, MRS. DELLA
MoTz of lIl3, Newton st, NV.
daughters, three devoted sons. iii,
teen grandchildren, other relatives
and many friends. Remains rest
ing at Horizons Mortuary, 1924
You st NV. after > pm. Friday,
held on Saturday, December l6. at
l. noon, the Rev. W l. LurlPy Of
ticiatlne. lnterment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. l5'
MUELLER, LUDWIG. On Tuesday. De-
cember II, 1861, al his residence,
MUELLER, beloved husband Of d Dora "a
Mueller. father Of Capt, Carl W.
vile; Fla, and Maj Rudy W Mueller
survived by three grandchildren and
nephew. Conrad Mueller OF Belts
vile. Md. Services at the S H
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29Ol l4th
ST. NV. parking facilitieS) on
Saturday December l6, at | pm,
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Is
MUELLER, LUDWIG. The brethren
/: ::. !. :: e. :. !.
IN F. A. A. M. will assemble
NM on Saturday. December Ii
M NO 1861. at the S H. Hines
W. 18th St NV, at lg.3U
" pm. for the purpose OF
paying their last Masonic tribute
to our late brother. LUDWIG
MUELLER. KARL MILLER
WorShipful Master.
WILLIAM RATTAY. Secretary. ID
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sBUTIEK, MAKTE Z. On IUFsuay, DE-
cember -. 1891; at Sibley Hos,
3O0q 18th st. ne, beloved wife OF
= the late Mr.. william L. Butler. sr
She also leaves to mourn her pass
. ing other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the
John T Rhines & Co. Funeral Home
30l5 10Th st. ne. where friends
may call after 1 pm. Thursday De-
cember IA, and where funeral serv
ices will be held on Friday, Deem
dopb1s Sef nus Brcb ST. S3a ottctstPns sm fn1nsr fhter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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LIBERMAN. CARL NJ. Suddenly, or

Wednesday. December Is, 1851.
CARL NJ. LIBERMAN of 5OOl 4th
st. NV. beloved husband Of Doro-
thy Liberman and devoted father
of Mrs Barbara Lee Herman of
Philadelphia. Pa: Richard Liber-
man of Silver Spring Md. and Har-
old Liberman. He also is survived
by three sisters Mrs. Anna Bialek.
Mrs. Rose whitman and Mrs; IDA
Funeral services at the Bernard
Dsnzansky e. Sons Funeral Home.
1901 l4th st. NV. on Thursday.
December IA. at ! pm. Interment
Beth Sholom Cemetery, Memorial
week. 5O01 4th st. nv. IA
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ROSS, ELIZA. on Tuesday, December
18th place ne. MRS. Eliza ROSS.
beloved mother of Samuel Jerry,
Clabe and 1o5eit Ross. Mrs. Ida
Harris, MrP Clara Williams and
mrs. MARIA M3Tfon, MOI Also surviving
two brothers, four daughters-in Ia W,
nieces. nephews and other relatives
and MANY friends From 3 to 10
pm. Thursday. December IA. friends
may call at the Henry S Washing
ton e. Sons Funeral Home, 1925
Deane ave. ne. Funeral Friday,
December ), at l pm, at the First
Baptist Church. Deanwood, zoos
45th st. ne, the Rev Andrew j.
Allen officiating Interment Ken
bridge, Va. IA
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DAVIS ADA On Wednesday. De

DAVIS. ADA. On Wednesday. De-
cember IL. 1861, ADA DAVIS of
1922 Hayes ST. ne. beloved wife
of Howard Davis. She also is sur
vlved by a host Of friends. After
friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Chapel. 1892 You ST. NV.
where funeral services will be held
on Friday, December - at , pm.
Intement Harmony Cemetery.
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MUELLER. LUDWIG. On Tue

MUELLER, LUDWIG. The brethren
g. ::. !: !: +: E.. ;:
NM on Saturday. December Ii.
LM NO 1861. at the S H. Hines
W. 18th St NV, at ly.3O
" pm, for the purpose OF
paying their last Masonic tribute
TO our late brother. LUDWIG
MUELLER. KARL MILLER.
WorShipful Master.
WILLIAM RATTAY. Secretary. -
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RIDGEMAY, MISS GRACE TRUMAN

at the home of her niece, Mrs.
William Beall. Bethesda Md. MISS
GRACE TRUMAN RIDGEWAY. She
is survived by two brothers. Blyden
v Ridgeway of Front Royal, Va,
and Leslie A. Ridgeway of Pittsburgh.
Pa: one sister. Mrs. ESley Davis of
Bethesda. Md. She was formerly an
auditor with the Internal Revenue
Service from 1918 to 1859 Funeral
services Saturday. December l6. at
am. at the Chapel OF Maddox
Funeral Home, Front Royal, Va
Interment Frederick Cemetery. War
CnlntN Va
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qsH Tesidehee 4eeeSsF ssGs veazey 5Sol st. nW Ris
CHARLES L. TAYLOR. beloved hus-
band of Mrs. Nina S. Taylor and
father OF c. Stewart and John E
Taylor. Friends may call at the
Chevy Chase Funeral Home. 5lO3
Wisconsin ave. NV, where services
will be held on Friday December
-. at 10 am. Interment Congress
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VHAKLES I. MemberS OF
Mount Pleasant Chapter.
No. "a. o. z. S, are re-
auested to pay their re-
spectS to our late brother.
CHARLES L. TAYLOR. at
the Chevy Chase Funeral
Home. 5lO3 Wisconsin ave.
nterment on Friday, De-
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BENNETT, DELLA F. On, Tuesday,
in ciarksburg, Md, DELLA F. BEN
NETT, beloved wife OF Dorsey l.
Bennett and sister Of Mrs. Emma
Bell Mrs Bennett rests at the
Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home,
Damascus, Md. where services will
be held on Friday December ). at
II am Interment Clarksburg
MethOdiSt CemeterN
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DICKENS. META ANN. On wednesday

December l3. 1861. at her resi-
dence, 9l6 1th st. ne, META ANN
DICKENS, beloved wife Of Theodore
r. Dickens and devoted mother Of
John T. Dickens and Eleanor Gordon.
She also is survived by one foster
son, Aaron w Butler: her father,
Charlie Richardson, and stepmother,
Mary W Richardson. five sisters.
three brothers. nine grandchildren,
six great-grandchildren other rela-
tiVPS and many friends Remains
resting At the John T. Rhines e. Co.
where friends may call after :!
pm. Sunday. December Il Funeral
services on Monday. December is.
at pm. at the ST. Paul Com
munity Church. 4l4 Tennessee ave.
ne. the Rev Walter c. Cleaver
officiating Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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dav. December ~. 1861. HERBERT
A. BREAKEY Of 3730 North Pershing
drive, Arlington, Va. beloved hus-
band of Daisy NJ. Breakey tnee
Barrett. brother OF Mrs. Henry
H Munroe of Los Angeles. Calf
He also is survived by step
mother. two half brothers and four
half sisters Notice of funeral later
Arrangements by the s. H Hines
Co. The family suggests that eX-
pressionS Of sympathy may be made
the Shriners' Hospital for Crippled
Children. care of Almas Temple
l31S x st n u
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day. December II. 1901, BFATRICt
r. ECKERT of 1921 Fordham rd.,
Spring, Valley. WsShington' D; G
beloved wife of Arthur c. Eckert
mother of Donald A. and Roy A
Eckert stepdaughter of Mrs. Har.
riet Roy sister of Allan Roy and
aunt of Mrs. Jeane Slant. Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Rob
ert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda, Md
Services on Saturday. December 10
at the Church of the Annunciation
Massachusetts ave, where requiem
mass will be offered at $50 am
Interment Parklawn Cemetery. II
ERSES. JESSIE NJ. OF Stevenson. Md
on December L., 1861. aunt of Mrs
William H Williams. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home, 5S0l
Cleveland ave Riverdale, Md, on
Friday. December Is. at | pm
Intarment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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cember ii. 1861, at her residence,
1853 Queens Chapel terrace ne,
DORIS w. RIZZO, beloved daughter
of John G. and Carrie A. Rizzo,
sister of Mrs Florence R. Martinez
of Mexico City Friends may call at
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2gOl l4th ST. NV tparking facil-
itiesl, where services VIII be held
on Friday, December 10, at > pm.
1nterment Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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December ii. 1861. ANDREW W
DIGGS of Louisa County, Va, de
voted husband of Eliza DigGs. H
also is survived by four daughters
Mrs. Virginia Wyatt Of Washing
ton. D. c.: Mrs. Florence Youn
Of Louisa County. Va Mrs. Luc
Cole OF Cape Nav, N. j., and Mrs
Lula Latney of Washington. D. c.
two grandchildren. Carol and Johl
Latney. ir.: one sister. Mrs. Americ
Johnson of Philadelnhia. Pa: fou
sisters-in-law, two brothers-in-laT V
three sons-in-law and other rela
tives and friends. After } pm
Friday. December II. friends ma
call at LatneyS Funeral Home. 1872
llth st. NV. Funeral services q
m. Saturday December u. a
Mount Hope Baptist Church. Louis
County. Va. Richmond, Va, pa
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TREADWELL, JAMIE

day, DeCtmDef Z, INRI, JAMIE b.
TREADWELL OF 1910 N St NV,
wife of Mr.. Andrew Treadwell
and mother OF six children and
daughter of Nora Erwin She also
is survived by four sisters and
six brothers. Friends may call
at the Malvan e. Schey, Inc.
Funeral Home. New Jersey ave.
and R st. NV. today. after
6 pm. where funeral services will
be held on Friday. December IL,
at II noon. Interment Harmony
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RTGGLES, LAURANCE HI on Wedne

day, December l3, 1851, at I2Ol
Massachusetts ave, NV, LAURANCE
H, RIGGLES, beloved husband OF
Mary Van Horn Riegles. father Of
Of Mrs. Emory L. Croft He also is
survived by four grandchildren
Services at the S. H. Hines Co Fu-
neral Home, 29Ol l4th st. NV.
(parking facilities, on Friday. De
cember 15. at 9:l5 am. Interment
ArlinRtnn National Cemetery IA
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BOWLING. EDWARD. On TUESDAY
December -, 1861, at his residence
S4O3 Old Georgetown rd:, Bethesda,
Md. EDWARD BOWLING, beloved
husband of Florence A. Bowling
Services at the s. H Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home. "gOl l4th st NV
Iparking facilities. on Friday, De.
cember ), at ! pm. Interment Park
lawn Cemetery
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OLD EDWARD SUPPLE. Jr.. Of
3905 Newark rd.. Colmar Manor
Md, beloved son OF Harold F.
and Frances B. Supplee and brother
OF Jeanne S. Harrington and An
drew j. Suppee. Mr. Supplee rests
at GaSch'S Funeral Home. 4139 Bal
timorP ave. HyattSville Nd Serv-
ices at the Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Mausoleum on Friday. Oecemner Is,
at i am. Friends may call at
the above funeral home from
pm. Wednesday, December 13 until
10 IN. Thursday. December "A. IA
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-01
Japanese Government Has No Evidence Amelia
 Earhart Landed at Saipan

SAN FRANCISCO M An official report from the Isaan- csc government gave no evidence that famed flier Amelia Earhart ever landed on the Pacific island of Saipan, Rep. John Shelley, O. Calif5, said in television inter view here last night.
 Japan showed no reluctance to make the report, Shelley said, after 1t had been requested by the US. State Department on his in sistence.
 An anthropologist at the Uni- yersity of California is currently examining teeth and bones found on shallow grave in Saipan. A newsrnan who found the remains, Fred Georner of CBS news, said they possibly are those of Miss Earhart s.assi sss:ier navigator, Fred Noonan, who disappeared in 1887 on an attempted around-the- world flight.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-01
COAST GUARD TO TEST NucLEAR- R-PowERED BUOY

type buoy, using le.aclear material to generate electricity for light. will be tested Dec. 14 in Balti- more Harbor.
 Lsater, 1t will undergo further testing by the Coast Guard in a Chesapeake Bay area near the mouth of the Potomac River. Coast Guard officials, explain ing the project at a meeting yesterday, said the buoys are ex- ected to operate without main tenance for about 10 years conn pared to the one or two years for present battery types.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-01
CHURCHILL IS s7

LONDON N Sir Winston Churchill walked into the House of Commons yesterday afternoon and the Mother of Parliaments stopped all business to cheer him on his 87th birthday.
 Entering the House after a luncheon of oysters and lamb chops, washed down by cham pagne Britain's great wartime leader made the customary bow to the Speaker.
 At the sight of Churchill, his fellow conservatives and opposi- ttion laborites filled the hall with cheers.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
Teen-Age Pair
Held in Series
Of Robberies

Two Washington teen-agers
have been accused of a series
of houSebreakings in whic h
clothing, radios, cash and other
articles with a total value of
at least $500 were stolen over
a three-month period.
Sixth precinct detectives filed
juvenile papers charging one of
the youths. Is, with IA house
breakings. The other boy. IA.
was charged in one of the cases.
Sergt. Andrew j. Gerber said
the youths were first questioned
Thursday when police spotted
the older boy acting suspi-
ciously at Seventh and Decatur
streets NV.
The younger suspect strolled
by and police discovered that
both were carrying screwdrivers
and wearing jackets allegedly
stolen in two break-ins.
Police said most of the
homes, which were in a six
block area. we're entered
through rear doors from which
glass panes were pried loose o.
broken. The daytime preak-ins
were committed while tn
youths were "playinG hockey
from school, police said.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
Police Doq
Puts Suspect
Back in Jail

A man released from the Oc-
coquan va workhouse yester-
Gay morning was arrested by
the Canine Corps by nightfall
and charged by police with two
purse snatchings.
He is Vernon Aston Mitchell,
81, who has no permanent ad-
dress. He was captured by a
German shepherd named
Mickey" under the direction
of Pvt. Marshall E. Lohr, in the
2100 block of Twentieth street
NV.
Pvt. Lohr was alerted by a
passerby who heard the screams
of Miss Louise Thomas, 25. of
2349 Ashmeade place NV, a
Government employe. Mis- S
Thomas was in front of her
home, she said, when a man
ocked her down and
snatched her purse containing
So.
A few moments earlier. a
neighbor of Mrs. Thomas,
Mrs. Martha Linen. 27. of 1888
Ashmeade place NV. had also
lost her billfold and pocket
book, containing SIS, to a
purseSnatcher.
A moment later a witness
pointed out the suspect to the
policemen. The dog caught the
man after a short chase.
Pvt. Lohr reported that he
found Miss Thomas pocket
book on the ground where
Mitchell was captured. while
Mrs. Linens billfold was found
in his pocket. ne said.
Mitchell, who had completed
q 6O-day sentence for carrying
2 dangerous weapon, was
ci?a-ped with e-Sault and Two
counts of robbery.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
Emmett R. Carroll, Served
In Government 80 Years

Emmett R. Carroll, SO, a re-
tired Veterans Administration
employe, died yesterday at
Walter Reed Hospital.
He had been a resident of
Washington for "a years, % of
them at 4404 Burlington place
NV.
Mr.. Carroll, who was in gov
ernment service for 80 years,
was major in the Army Re-
serve before World War II. He
went on active duty in 194l.
serving on the Washington Sc
lective Service staff, and re-
tired on medical disability in
1912.
He was born in Montana and
was graduated from the Uni
verSity of Washington. He also
received degree from the Ma
tional Law School here. in 1886,
and was admitted to the Fed
eral and DC. bars.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
DRAFTEE SCORNS SHOTS,
FACES COURT MARTIAL

FORT DIX, N. J. CAPD.-A muscular Army recruit,
who contends that routine inoculations might interrupt
his body development faces cour-martal proceedings
here Tuesday.
Pvt Robert H. Sorge. %, landed in the post stock
ade three weeks after he drafted. He charged
with dSobeying direct order and using threatening
language officer who ordered him take the shots
The 6-foot blond says he spent long time building
his body and does not want to risk delaying its further
development. He contends the serumS used in the in
ocuations might interrupt the chemical makeup of his
body.
Sorge, who operated health club in Key West
Fla, before he drafted also finds fault with Army
meals He said he needed additional time to eat for di
gestive purposes He also spiked his chow with vtamn
additves' according to his attorney.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
TruiiiIo's In-Low
Slain in New York

NEW YORK, Dec. . (AP).-
A woman described as the eX-
sister -in-law of the late Do
minican Republic dictator, Raj
ael Trujillo. was shot to death
in a rooming house today. Po-
lice said her slayer committed
suicide.
Officers identified the wo-
man as Leonora Cabral, 26-
year-old former wife of Virgilio
Trujillo, who relatives said is
a brother of the late dictator
They said she was slain by
Cesar Munez, %. a brother OF
the woman's divorced second
husband, Joseph Munzi.
Relatives told police that the
woman was in her upper West
Side apartment with her s.
year. son, Jose Munez, and 9TH
er relatives. when Cesar Mune7
appeared and asked her 10 ster
into the hall.
The relatives said they heard
a number of shots in the hall
and found both lying on the
floor, Mrs. Cabral with a bull
let in the back and Munez with
a wound in the head.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
ImmunityCIoimed
in Rte. 40 Crash

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2 CAP) -
The immigration and Natural
ization Service has taken Gus
tody of a 22-year-old Haitian
who claimed diplomatic immu-
nifty after a traffic accident.
Mateus D. Germana had said
he was a chauffeur for the
Ambassador of the Cameroons
after the accident on U. S.
Route 40 near Elkton. He was
charged with reckless driving
and driving without an oper-
ator's license.
State police said Mr.. Ger
mana was turned over to I'M
migration officials and the
traffic charges will not be
prosecuted.
The vehicle driven by Mr..
Germana bore diplomatic il
cense plates and was regis
tered to Raymon N'thepe, Am
basSador Of the Cameroons.
Evening star., 1961-12-03

Quaker. said it involved fixing
A creed ito some extent" and
called it more exclusive rather
than inclusive. more divisive
rather than unifying."
On the other hand a veteran
Lutheran leader. the Rev. DR..
P. o. Bersell of Minneapolis,
Mimi, praised the change as a
momentous advance and said
it put the council on a stronger
biblical footing.
He said false accusations
have been made that the coun-
Gil is "in league with comlnu-
nism" and added that the only
reply now needed is Ito point
to the basis of our fellowship"
IN his first floor speech,
Russian Orthodox Archbishop
Nicodim, head of a 16-man
delegation from the church in
the Soviet Union, applapded
the new basis.
I'VE all belieke in Our. Lord
Jesus Christ on the basis of the
holy gospel" he said. In his
gospel the Lord Jesus, as he
sent out his disciples to preach.
commended hem all to taptize
in the name of the Father, Son
and Holy Ghost. So acceptance
of the new basis, with its trini-
tartan formula. is grounded in
the gospel and corresponds
exactly with the common 'aith
which we nave here together"
Vigorous applause followed.
several Roman Catholic
leaders as well as conservative
Protestant groups, including
some not in the council, had
voiced approval of the change.
The Vatican has five observers
on hand here.
Evening star., 1961-12-03

somewhat to the richt of center
had won % seats. These includ-
ed 10 members of the moderate
Shaab Cpeople's) Party.
Adherents of the Baath So
cialist Party had won H.
Others elected included
Arab Nationalist. 8 independent
tribal leaders, and 7 with no
known political tendencies.
There were signs that a pro-
visimal constitution for the
new republic, also up for a
vote. had been approved. Re-
porterS touring polling places
could find only a smattering of
persons who said they voted
against the constitution.
No matter what the final
outcome, the complexion of
parliament will almost surely
by moderate.
OF the 1876 candidates run
ming for the 172 seats. only
about 10 have shown far leftist
tendencies.