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Dratha

STAPLES, HELEN VIRGINIA (NEE
WoODj. on Saturday. October %,
1881. at her RESIDENCE. S201 3; y;
J14iharSfI JAP ATllEHstSaas ArEFsas Ss SsGshteT hEIEa u
Mrs. Daisy II. Wood and the late
Roger J. Wood. mother Of Mrs. Bet;
ty Jean Duvall. sister Of Mrs. Hazel
n. Topley Of Arlington; Va. Mrs
dale. Florida. and Martin W, Wood
survived by two grandchildren, Rich
ard Z. Duvall, Jr.. and Linda Sue
PHs Rsz asz4 CAV %son 4 me bTG W..
Ariington, Va. where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday. octo-
Der 81, at l:3O Pm: lnterment Ma
sTINks GEoyER SyI ds6grs I On friday sa%SsS oHsS;
Nd. beloved husband of Anna VI
sWink. Friends are invited to cal
.r. a. IF HON. 81 RoS.H fsass PuSphI.S rS
Be held on Tuesdsy. October 81
at / pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery: tsinEhamtOn' N. z.
swINK. GROVER l. An emerseni
n Communication Of wash
IN ington Centennial Lodge
IN No. IA. FAM. is hereby
.MMN called for 7:45 pm. Mon
VNXW day, October 80, 1851, 81
~< the Pumphrey Funeral
" Home. 1887 Wisconsin ave.
Bethesda, Maryland. for the pur-
pose Of conducting Masonic Services
Tor our late brother. GROVER l.
ERNEST FITZGERALD, Act. VIM
JOHN B. cLEMMoNs. Jr.. Secy.
TYLER, FRANK. on Tuesday, octo-
bel, e; 1891, at y The s pistEtst Gen; q;
feSse feS Ni51 poctsry ss me- \: sc asnf leaves
mourn their loss many other
friends. Remains resting at the
John T. Rhines Funeral Home, 3O1
12th st. ne. Notice OF funeral
VAUGHAN, BEULAH BUNCH. On
Thursday, October 20. 1851. at
BEUI.AH BUNCH VAUGHAN Of 9
AlbsmyTtIe Ed;; gOckyIlIsS 1ynIS,n Nd; ;;otSfs Siis
Of Mrs. Wanda Reeves. Mrs. Betty
Wharton, Edward vaushan and Mrs.
Dianne Grim. daughter Of Mrs. MARY
Alice Bunch, sister Of Mrs. Lorraine
She also IS survived BY eight Frand-
children. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Mass ave; ne, until s III II A. an; Mon. No.
Snits 2fITPsr Sg snseea sns E f Lnthsran R ssaSe
Church, ii2oo oid oeorsetOWn I'd.
Bethesda, Nd, after 12 noon, where
services will be held at 2 pm. In
terment Parklawn Cemetery. 90
VNcENT IERRv On Tburxdav.
oetoSer 2S, issi, in II North Miami
JERRY VINCENT Of i4i4 i7th
daughter Of Mrs. Harold L. Fox
and sister of Dale Of Washington,
D. c. Friends may call at Gawler's s
Chapel, 1856 Pa. ave. NV. (cour-
tesy parking oppositel. on saturs
pm. and Sunday, October 29, from
to 4 and z to 8 pm, where
services will be held on Monday.
October 80. at $50 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
WELSH. WALTER s. On Wednesday.
October 2S: 1881. WALTER 9;
and Victor .Hy Welsh and AIbeEss
Eobss A. Msssnsg @fy Funs4a ss 4 aa
1Sh E3 Il lth b.s s. Sc wSsrs a,dss ssryisss
80, st i:iS % D.m. Relatives 'GEs and
friends invited. Interment Arlins-
ton National Cemetery. 90
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DFathH

tobef "a, 1851. OLIVER Z. RIDDICK
Of Bog 674 Temple Hill rd., Clinton,
Nd. husband Of Elizabeth Riddick.
tStAsr OF Dorothy Ford and Clarence
clease and Lycurtis Riddick. Also
surviving are other relatives and
rsisnSs MStIss sy s6S. q funeral later Ar
ROBERTSON. JOHN HENRY. Sud
denly, on Friday. October "a, 1851,
JOHN HENRY ROBERTSON Of
HarItsonburg, Va, beloved husband
Srother-in-iaw Of MIS- James {.
Robertson Of Washington. D. c..
and uncle Of ]. c. Robertson. r.,
ana Mrs.. H 4 W. DraeEer Of Airing
a the Lindsey Funeral Home. Hsr-
risonburg. Va. Gravesi6e services
viii be r-1 sunday. October 20,
ct 2:30 r.,L. est. at the Wood
pine Cemetery. Harrisonburg, Va.
RoBEY LOUISA Cnee woessner). On
RQBEY. formerly Of North Beach,
callyert, Saly County: Mi. Mi the beloved
mother of O, Ellis Robey Of Lam
caster, Pa, She also Is survived By
two grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. Funeral services win
st, Paul and Preston sts., Baltimore,
Nd, on Monday, October 80, al
2:30 pm. Interment Western Gene
terry. Family REQUESTS friends TO call
On On SUNDAY 3 October 2e' from s g;r.
sARToRIs. CAPT. HARRY, UsN IRE.
tiarssdD. On wednesday, October Is.
HAIRY q sARfoRfs Rs5SiE 1sS SSlp cr.ti4.e5 GAPT
Of Ridgewoo6, n J., husband of
Florence 5. sartoris. son Of Harry ~
M. sartoris. ST., Of Boston. Mass.
esu orSin'S 81 Mida.6Hry Sh Mr; ISnn !Snn MS ssd
John G. sartoris Of springfield. va.
4 Friends may call at Gawler'S Chapel.
n.seb.I drSS "a; 80 aye; nS;S1 on Sunday,
tS0ss e Pm IN Fc% Courtesy 2 1.rpin: P; and UD
positel: Mass viii be offered At
Fort Myer Chapel on Monday. Octo-
| Der 80, At 10 am: Intermsnt
nEson sn y ,oNe4s Msti9nsl s1n,ySs.sy csMs.sry In
be sent to the American Heart AS
soeietS ssSest,on or the American csncer SSr
SHERMAN, yENNETT JONES. On sat-
urdey, October %, 1861, at George
JENNEItT' JONES SHERMAN HSSsISot; q 500
Sssb.r,S. Sgth e; Nv ,ssm. ssloyed oth mothsr q
win Sherman, William owen Sherman
and Robert John Sherman aeYvices
viii be held ct Gswler's Chapel, 1856
ossssr 81 ss s'' 10 ps Ann on nssssss
private. 50
sIMoNDs. MARY M. OF 2soe Mime.
soto ,a, aye, Sc. on Friday. October
mother Of Dorothy L. MeliinSton.
Lucy M. Vermillion, Mary e. Yer
million, Anna Marie. Grubbe and
and Ddd pa~i' NJ Miies sinond: d SO acDsrs sr.rd +
| Children and 15 ereat.sran5cbiIdpsn
also survive Prayers At Chambers'
| Funeral Home. 5i7 iIth 81 Se.
on Monday. Sctober an az M
i4th ana ESag EEg csDitaI prssr sts SnVIen; n!ao
am interment Fnrt iincoin ceme.
fery. e' '-eA' EOiS A'i"S"iiA 80
SIMS IANFrs WILLIAM m rr,-
day. October o. IaRi JAMES
4 Gaithersbur2. Nd beIeved hushSna
SrotSsee q e n osse cbsgIss I1Ise NJ SIMS, sims ana
=; s :'eSsi 8: sni s;f'i $:!
seEy,c zaUg oeorIgia ave Ssid nv, where
SctnSes ~ Nni ste te n neia n ON YntsrmsSii
SSiinTton Nationai csmstsrv
s' 'oA Na''onai ee'efs'
/ sMvru aNnprw NJ M.,,h.-, =,
e"1n. sn. M MemDers 9i
| l kns t,s, VI O. W. ". aIe noLi-
TH}ESNW nSFw sSfYTU az ME-.
IMxSHM GnEw q: SMlLn q MLes
l#AtaUHW ~ .y Noi p;r;. pasSsS a a"as o;,
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Annturrharu aaaaa

RICE. VIRGINIA EDELIN,. II call
for the prayers o.. all those who
have known me, q al those who
octoSer aa 80. isei, a. 8 a am. ATS Il 81.
Luke's Church, 4e05 East Capitol St.
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With Regcrd to q
Card of Thonks

Very offen q cord Of shcnks
in The Stor meets . need
which cen hereby be selvsd in
eay ether way. Net only is
il . sreeievs sxprOssien Of
sFafifvde 10 these who hove
ssat tlesel tributes but else
eeVteevsly acknowledges the
services oRd kiadnsssss 81
the monY 10 whom o personal
note Of thanks cannot we'll be
meilsd Or whose nomes and
addresses ore not known.
Insertion Of q cord Of fhonks
maY be orensed by telephone
10 The SfoF, u. $4,000.
rhsEvsnins and dsundoy ster
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NTH, CHARLES RANDOLPH. Mem

u62u, bers Of Department Of In
terror Post, No. 63, the
American Legion, are re-
quested to attend me-
49, mortal services to be con-
$ Quoted by the National
H6vN Guard of Honor for Com
rade CHARLES r. SMITH on Sum-
day. October 90, 1861. at 8 pm,
at the Mattingly Funeral Home.
131 11th st. Sc. Washington, D. c.
LOREN w. LAN1ER. Commander.
VIRGINIA HARRISON. Adjt. 20
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HisR HsSI Gn AHIHIs;!:ss, 4s:ss: s:sssi:
ST., Arlington. Va. beloved husband
Of Lena. Head and father Of John
4; Head and Mary J. shubert Of
o. 3. Army. he also is = survived
three grandchildren. Friends may
call at tSe Robert J. Murphy Fu-
neral Home, 1894 Columbia rIke,
day. October 2S. Services viii be
held at IL am. Monday, October
30, at the above funeral home. In
termeqt National Memorial Park,
Falls Church. Va. 90
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MusCHIIrz. AIFREn IrwIs

Saturday, October 2s, 1851, at
pitsi. ALFRED LEWIS MUscHLfTz. aSNstsh TTz
q 54I6 ksngas ave; NV. brother
litz rests at the Warner e. Pum-
phrey Funeral Home, S434 Georgia
ave-. Silver Spring, Nd, where sery-
ice will be held on Tuesday, Octo-
Der 81. at 11:00 am. (parking IA
Cemetery. Friends may visit at the
funeral nome after 200 pm. Mon
Gay. 80
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sARToRIs. CAPT. HARRY, UsN (R..

'HEk9aANs yENNEdT J0NES. On SAT-
WssSipStonS sS0e nSvels;tI nv 1y8T q oseS.s 1eGfse
JENNETT JONES SHERMAN Of 5000
seth st. n.w.. beloved mother OF
Katherine E. Sherman, George Ed
win Sherman, William Owen Sherman
and Robert John Sherman. Services
Pennsylv9nia ave. NV, on Tuesday,
October 81, at 10 am. Interment
private. 50
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27. 1861. wife Of gilbert <, simonds.
Lucy M veT@iflioS, RSfHios hsrNy NeanFsen 4 ven.
million, Anna Marie Grubbe and
John W., Gilbert A., Robert L.
and Paul NJ. simonds. SO grand
children and 15 observation-disclosures
Fun Funerai is Home. T5S Si7 iith ~ hCnampers 81 se
on Monday. october 80. at 9 am.
Mass at Holy Comforter Church,
14th and East Capitol sts.. at $50
am. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. %
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IESEgIssds$$; EEEs $oS5sSs oS5sssos;r $S 5SSI TIiza. 4
merly Of Folly Quarter rd.. EIlieStt
Veterans Hospital in west Haven,
Conn; beloved wife Of the, late
Cheryl Ann and Jessica Faye Har-
rison. Friends may call after l2
noon Monday, October 80, ct the
MaeNabb 4 Son Memorial Chapel,
Dol Frederick ave. (at. the beltWay),
services win be held at pm
Monday, October 80. Internient
Baltimore National Cemetery, 80
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TYLER, FRANK. On Tuesday, octo-
ber, q; 1891 ss the b sv pistEist H S Gen; q;
465 Neef st. NV, friend Of Mr..
Pelcie Dockery. He also leaves to
mourn their loss many other
friends. Remains resting at the
John T. Rhines Funeral Home. Sol 3
later.
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- aEoRdE TURNER. cOmdr.

LILLIAN C. CAUNTIE).
SR &. saS1s:zE S|ssHSig s.ais.rlSs iSsi .sd
Hospital, LILLIAN C. HOLLIDGE,
sister OF the late Emile A. KraHse.
Friends may call at the Lee Fu-
ave. ne, where services will Be
held on Monday. October 30, at II
Am. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. 90
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aasR obsI sS IoHs 1ssT " sSHS q %es e.
loved husband Of Hedwis e. Miller
lnee Birkle). son Of the late John
w. and Johanna Miller. Funeral
from the simmons Bros. Funeral
Home; 1881 Good Hope rd. Sc.
tober so, at $50 am. Thence to
the Holy Family Catholic Church..
Hillcrest Heights, Nd, where mass
viii be offered at Q m. for the
lington National Cemetery. 90
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PAcEER; I;yN ;,.!'!Is CAPT. n TRANCIs AVERY,

UsN IEetired), on Friday October
pital CAPT. FRANCIS AVERY
PACKER, USN (retiredl. Of I4O5
2Sth st. NV, beloved husband Of
Bernice d. Packer, father Of Comdr.
Francis Avery Packer. jr.. and 1t.
survived BY four grandchildren
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel,
1855 Pa. ave. NV. (courtesy park
ing opposite). Services will be held
Ct Fort Myer Chapel on Tuesday,
October 81, at l pm. Interment
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MILES, ALEXANDER. Commandery
Snn;cunees ann; % Che e. death De- S0noi oii
~ MILES. Ritual Services and
kA&&S prayers viii be recited
N Moneazzi N n!zt October 80; 1891, tn.
stewart Funeral Home, 30 II st. ne.
GEN, A. EDELEN. Pres.
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WALTER s. On Wednesday.
October ,25. 1851. WALTER 8.
and Victor Welsh and Alberta
Robert A. Mattinsly Funeral Home,
131 11th st. s.e., where services
will be held on Monday, October
80, ct 1:15 pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Arline-
ton National Cemetery. 90
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OSnzn dsniy. on T Tridsy, Ao oesoSsr 81. 1851. Sd.
LIN q. ssniSSpnA DUFaAM Oh ot ri Zoo 5SSna South
Cleveland st.. Arlington, Va, be-
loved husband Of Mrs. Mary B.
Hartline, AlYin p. X. Dunham and
Mrs.. oeorSs HasEsrty. 'nfl Hs also Is Is
survived By ten grandchildren.
Frisnds may eall at his above late
recitation Of the rosary on Mon
day. October 80. at S:45 pm, A
solemn high requiem mass viii be
offered on Tuesday. October 81.
es,ho. ~ an; lh;,.S g ths a,h Holy oily Trinity y.
NV. Washington. d. c. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. Ar
rangements by the Fitzgera,d Pu-
neral Home. 80
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HENSON, SARAH ELIZABETH. On
Thursday. October 20, 1851, at Le-
land Memorial Hospital, SARAH
ELIZABETH HENSON, OF 453T Ban
uer st.. Brentwood. Nd. She is sur
vived BY one brother, Abraham Hill:
one sister, Mrs. Susie Brooks:
nieces, nephews. other relatives and
many friends. After p,m., Tues
day. October 81. remains will lie in
state at .Embry A.M.E.- Church, Col
lege Park. Nd, where funeral serv-
ices will be held ct 1880 pm.
Wednesday, November 1 Rev, Rob.
ert H.. BADLY Officiating. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. Ar
rangements By Henry 8. Washington
HOLLAND, JOHN M. ON THURSDAY
October 26. 1861, JOHN M. HOL.
LAND Of 1909 Varnum, st. NV.
beloved son Of Sampson p and
Thessia n. Hollanu. brother Of
Sampson B. Holland and Mrs. John
~. Tayler Of London, England.
Funeral Funeral Home, HON 200 deoreis sns isinsIsi sysl
NV on Sunday. October 30, be-
tween . and pm. and z and q
pm. Services on Monday, October
30, at Fort Myer Chapel Al q
Cemetery: In lieu Of flowers the
family suggests that contributions
ee made to the American Cancer
aessA ttf 2B
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MILLS, ALEXANDER. Officers and
H> members Of the Holy
N[M Name Society Of Holy Re-
~ W deemer Church are re-
lEG III queSted to assemble at
V&f0 q pm. on Monday, Octo-
~NY ber 30. 1851, at the Stew
art Funeral Home. 80 II
st. ne. to recite the rosary for
our late member, ALEXANDER
W. H. MURDOCH, President.
REV. FATHER GEORGE r.
HANKS, s. 8. j.,
Sniriknnl Direcinr
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HALL. VINCE DA. On Saturday
SssUssE Sn ssnissum al hS01 krscIa e e ix
SoSSs9 SsIeSsd y yits ,,.oI, q FLOYD Y; HeII Y
HAIL IT, ana S'sf Herbert a sns Pitt. tloyd si,ts, "
Of Mrs. Lille H. Devereaux. FriendI
a neral Home 2sSn carroll noko@s &C.. NV ~,
parking oppositel. after 12 moor
Monday, October 80, where services
Will be held on Tuesday, October
81. at 12:45 pm. Interment Ariine.
ton National CemeterY On
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ENGEL, LESLIE. OF st. Petersburr,
Fla, on Monday, October 20. 1851.
husband q Elsie y: Enssl; father
Mrs. MARGARET N. Jones: stepson Of
Lillian Engel He also is survived by
and five grandchildren. Services al
Chamesrs Funeral Home. 1856 oa.
October 80, at 1918 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 20
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JOHN M. Officers and
~ members Of Capitol Hiii
4 Chapter. No. 10, d. A. ",
HIM9Ii are requested to attend
funeral services ior, our
0 HOLLAND. at the Rinaldi
~ Funeral Home. 74O0 Geor-
gia ave. NV. on Sunday 0ctoher
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NTH. ANDREW N. Members of
fcNul the q. 8. W. v. are noti-
fled that Comrade AN
4FSVM DREW N. SMITH Of Miles
HsafyHM Camp. No. /. passed away
at Bay Pines, Fla, on
M MsEsh 4ssh Is, ds; ia. 1891, GO.
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KAY, ARIHUE ". j.. Of so5 East
aa'osR$ osss5. .s 1857 Ss1sTanS5is Sa.S.nd yi r.
Ester Blanche kay, father of JUDY
Elaine. Arthur ", Sd; Richard n.
Grace N; Kay and Arthur Y. Kay,
81 nrother OF Mrs; yudson poran
Kay. Two Grandchildren also sur
xive. Services at Chambers'
oeorgetown Funeral Home, 3072
St, NV. on Tuesday, October
81 pm. 1nterment Arling-
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SIMS. JAMES WILLIAM A. on Fri
w. eiiIs'r siSs Of iis PssF P3ssl, ,p.Ih ihHdEs dF
Of the late .Lottie NJ. Sims and
brother of Charles F., Samuel H.
and Granville A. Sims. Friends may
call at the Rinaldi Funeral Home,
74O0 Georgia ave; n.w., where
October 81. az 40 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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;ST0N, GRACE M. Members Of
Holy Redeemer Senior So
dality are requested to
N assemble at the Horton
. Funeral Home. 1922 You
T st. NV, on Sunday, Octo-
IL Der 29,. 1851. at q p.mr
he repose of the soul Of our de-
arted member. GRACE NJ. PRES
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RoBEY. formerly Of North Beach,
cs cfyscs q &c tGSSupss az: M. Viii the a. IsSSs sSS.S
mother Of O, Ellis Robey Of Ian
caster, Pa, She also Is survived By
two grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. Funeral services will
Be held at the William Cook Mansion.
Nd, on Monday, October 80. at
2:30 pm. Interment Western Ceme-
terry. Family requests friends TO call
on Sunday, October 20. from 5 pm.
10 p.m. %
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states ceasi 6S1rdi. on October
husband Of Eunice L. codts DANIEL
Daniel and Mrs. Jean Akers.
Georgetown Funeral Home, 3012
N st. NV, Monday, October 80,
12 noon 70 10 pm. Services at
the Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myer,
D On inte4sn; tTssssy vss 1sssGSsf 9SI ,,lII,.sats III
honors, Arlington National Gene
tery, 80
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GAUzzA, ROSE KIZZO. on Friday,
Ss:Piss Ss:SSsE ksEl sIzzo, okGaSz SSsgEos9 q
b41b Connecticut ave. NV, be-
loved wife of the late Joseph
8s1Esa, motnssr Of Matilda Del.
Qauzza. Joseph 0auzza, Eleanor
Riebe. Dorinda Allen, Raymond
0auzza and Roy oauzxa. Friends
may call at 0awler's Chapel. 1855
Pa. ave. NV. Courtesy parking op-
Der 81. Mass win be offered al
st. Patriek's Catholic Church. 10th
and q Sts. NV, on Monday, Octo-
Der 30. at 10 am. Interment pri-
vate. %
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Underwater history: The brown trout can swim at a speed reach ing 23 miles an hour.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-01
Dorothy Thompson Famed Newspaper Columnist
 Dies of a Heart Attack

LISBON, Portugal lR - Dor othy Thompson, 66, famed news paper columnist, author and lecturer, was found dead in her hotel room yesterday.
 A maid discovered the body when she entered with break fast for Miss Thompson, who suf- fered a heart attack here several weeks ago.
 A frequent visitor to Portugal, Miss Thompson had been in Lis bon for some time.
 Miss Thompson, newspaper columnist for g years, announced her retirement Aug. 19, 1858. Her decision to retire was based in part upon the death of her third husband, Maxim Kopf, a Czech painter. They had been married since 1943.
 Miss Thompson first was mar ried, in 1923, to Joseph Bard, a Hungarian. They were di- vorced in 1928.
 The same year she married the novelist Sinclair Lewis. They had a son, Michael, but were divorced in 1942. The novelist died in Rome in 1851.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-01
Divorce Ends 15 Years Of Marriage for
 June and Dick Powell

SANTA MONICA. Calf. lR - Actress June Allyson. in tears, divorced actor Dick Powell Tues day with testimony that he was so busy running his televiSion production empire he didn't come to dinner.
 She also got a $2.5 million property settlement and custody of their children, Pamela, 12, and Richard, 10.
 She ended their 15-year mar riage by testifying my husband wouldn't come home for dinner. When he would come home, he would say he was sorry, that he had been tied up in meeting.
 Richard also was critical of everything I did. Dinner was either too early or too late. He even criticized the clothes I wore. It made me cry all the time. I lost a lot of weight.
 The couple were married on Aug. 19, 1945 and separated Sept. 30, 1860. There have been many hints that they might reconcile, even up to the time of the di- vorce. He is 56. she 37.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-01
MAYOR MARCHES OFF
 A DOLLAR "A STEP IN MARCH OF DIMES CONTRIBUTIONS

WAUKEGAN. III. R - The mayor of Waukegan marched 2,148 steps in 15-degree weather and ended up waist deep in ice fringed Lake Michigan.
 Mayor Robert Sabonjian start ed marching at a downtown in tersection wearing hip boots, a fireman's helmet, raincoat and life preServer.
 For each dollar contributed to the March of Dimes, Sabonjian marched one step eastward to- ward the numbing lake.
 He was waist deep in water when the contributions stopped at $2,148 only few dollars short of the mayors generous goal. Sabonjian had volunteered to walk into the lake until the fire mans helmet floated off his head.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-01
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: David Otton Jr., Herman Toolie, Gilbert Taxac and Mary Merrill.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-01
MARRIED TO A BRIEFCASE" MODEL GETS A DIVORCE

DALLAS. Tex. R - Attrac- tive Lyn Alger was granted a di- vorce from Rep. Bruce Alger, R- Tex), after testifying that she was Ca political widow" who was married to a briefcase."
 Mrs. Alger, 38, former model said she had received cruel and harsh treatment from the 42- year-old congressman. She told newsmen that one reason for the divorce was an attempt by Re- publicans to groom her husband dor Vice President.
 Republican party leaders didn't think I had enough education and family background to be a Vice Presidents wife" she said.
 Alger, a Princeton graduate, is Texas only COP congressman.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-01
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
 OF THE STATE OF ALASKA SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT


 No. 1108 NOTICE OF HEARING ON FIRST AND FINAL REPORT AND ACCOUNT AND PETITION TO AWARD ENTIRE ESTATE TO DECEDENT'S WIDOW IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
 OF MILTON ADAMS, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Luther Dunbar Administrator of the above named estate has filed his First and Final Report and Account and Peti- ton to Award Entire Estate to De- cedent's Widow, and that the 20th day of March, 1861, at the hour of 200 p. m. of said day, in the above named Court, Nome, Alaska has by Court Order been fixed as the time and place for hear ing on said Report and Account and Petition; and also, at such time and place the Court will determine the heirs of this estate.
 OBJECTIONS, if any there be, to said Report and Account and Petition will be heard at this time. DATED this 17th day of January, 1861.
 LUTHER DUNBAR,
 Administrator Virgil D. Vochoska,
 Attorney for Administrator. Publish Jan. 18, 25, Feb. 1, 8, 1861.
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RELUCTANT CONCLUSION i.

GLASGOW, Scotland R - Warden Harry Anderson reached the reluctant conclusion Monday that he has thief in Barlinnie Prison. Somebody opened safe in his office and removed jeWelry worth $840 belonging to woman prisoner awaiting trial on crim- inal charge.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT

NO. 2Z4-kOtzebue
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
 OF PAUL KNOX, Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by order of the Special Master of Probate of the aforesaid Court. Evelyn L. Con- well of Kotzebue, Alaska has been duly appointed Administratrix of the estate of Paul Knox, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate should present them, with proper vouchers attached to the said adminis- trator at P. O. Box 55, Kotzebue, Alaska, within six t6) months from the date of this notice.
 DATED at Nome, Alaska this 29th day of January, 1861.
 EVELYN L. CONWELL,
 Administrative Publish: Feb. 1. 8, IS, p, 1861.
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UNPAID ROYALTY

LONDON R - Princess Mar garet went down today to see what her husband does at the office.
 Her husband, Antony Arm strong-Jones, went to work nine days ago as an unpaid adviser to the government-sponsored British design center. He showed her around and then they went to lunch.
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City League Basketball Schedule

February &Open; High School vs Polar.
 February 7-High School vs National Guard; Polar vs Jaycees.
 February 10-Open; Open.
 February 21-National Guard vs Polar; National Guard vs Jaycees.
 February 24-Open: ANB vs Polar. February 28-Open; National Guard vs Jaycees.
 All preliminary games begin at 7:30 p. m. and final games begin at 800 D. m.
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Hint to housewives: If your husbands complain about helping you with home chores, tell him this - many medical authorities now believe lack of exercise is one of the most important factors in premature aging lying on the sofa watching you work will only make him older sooner.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-01
MT. ETNA SPEWS UP STONES AND SMOKE

CATANIA, Sicily R Mt. Etna, tallest volcano in Europe, hurled incandescent stones and sand out of the main crater along with clouds of white smoke. Vul- canologists said no danger is ex- pected for villages far below on the slopes of the mountain.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-01

Even if you're a film fan, it's an odds-on bet you can't name the first all-talking movie. :. It was Lights of New York" made in 1928.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-01
Mrs. Harold Kelley and two

Mrs. Harold Kelley and two children arrived to make their home here. MT. Kelley is the line man for the Nome Power and Light and has been here for sev- eral months. They are making their home in the former Straub residence