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DEATHS
Announcement Of
Services By Chambers


ARMIES, JAMES \: In memory Of q
dear friend, JAMES H. ARMIES who
October 25. 1860.
Gone, but not forsotten.
DEVOTED FRIEND. LUCY WHIT
ING.
DAVIS. EDWARD w. In loving mem
DRY Of our dear husband and father,
this life five years ago, October rs.
1856.
Only God knows how we miss you
AZ the END OF five long years;
We want TO know the road you took
N " E' AS s6n SON St' AS mi S AM E HS
WARD DAVIS.
DUFFEY,. JOHN MANARD. In mem
MAYNARD DUFFEY.
One year has passed, dear Father,
Since you were called away;
How well do remember
That sad and weary day.
You suffered much. you murmured
We watched you day by day;
We eried and prayed that your dear
Would not be taken away.
DEVOTED SON, PAUL.
DUFFEY, JOHN MANARD. Think
NHRD D5uFST ssa Who passed s4af away way
one year ago today, October rs.
Your place within my heart remains
YOU YOUR oT sfNcERE FRIEND.
ENTZMINGER, ODRAN BERNICE. A
tribute Of love TO the memory OF
NICE ENTzMiNdER. who departed
this life twenty-one years ago to-
day, October rs. 1910.
Always and for always remembered.
M0'n oRS eSi[' AND THELMA.
HALL, IDA s. Sacred to the mem
CRY q our devoted mother. IDA
eighteen years aso yesterday. oc-
So shall II be. in that bright morn
When hearts awakinr see the
Oh. in that Sou i,'' and tairer than
Rises the glorious thought. am
WIN her HER DAUGHTERS.
JOHNSON. MARY @. In loving mem
JoHSsoN who sof passed mssder away MAH thirt =
seven years ago today, october 20.
Your LOVING CHILDREN. MARY,
HELEN. TOM AND JOE.
JONES, LENA B. In love and remem-
branee Of our dear mother. LENA
2; JSoNEsL whS departed this life
o''00'f 20 iS The FAMILY.
MANGUM, FRANK c., Jr. In loving
remembrance Of my husband,
e Ged ess q s MANo1n o " Th Sg
1853.
with each passing year
T ThhsTs are oS changes de. dear; n..r,,,r,
memories
have locked in my heart Of you.
As long as have them there,
Something that can't be taken away;
You Will always be beside me,
Giving me strength to so ahead.
Until God brings me home to you.
WIZ to9 HfSs5 VIE WIZ A BEVERLY.
MANILLI, BARBARA M. In loving
BARBARk NJ. MR SfifEfd V Who de-.
parted this life nine years ago to-
mass at ST. Francis De Sales Church.
So sfit ESHE sHsft s sSS RE angel
RuDDERFORTH, HILDA DIANNE, In
loving memory Of our daughter.
HILDA DIANNE RUDDERFORTH,
October rs. 1851.
In. our hearts there Is picture
More precious than silver or gold;
sweet msma picture IRE Of ,,r you: Dianns;
DADDY AND MOTHER, ROY AND
HILDA RUDDERFORTH.
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Milan Stojodinovic

bUENOS AIRES, Argentina,
Oct. rs tAP). DR.. Milan
Stojadinovic. 70, a prewar Pre-
mier of Yugoslavia, dies Tues
day. He had been Finance Min
lister in his country and became
Premier in 1884. Ye arrived as
an exile in Argentina two years
ago and became editor and
publisher Of an economies
magazine,
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Dratha

YoUNGMAN; ALICE STROBE, On
Monday. october %. 1861, ALICE
STROBE YOUNOMAN Of I2SOs
MsadoTood drive. Silver Sprint. Nd.
Of Mrs. George II. McLain, Mrs.
Roger T. Hedgepeth, Capt. Dean
@. YounEman, USA. and the late
Wilbur II. Youngman. ir., and sister
Of Mrs. L. II Durham. Mrs Ralph
Felt and Miss Margaret Strobe
There are eight grandchildren. Mrs.
Youngman rests at the Warner Z.
Humphrey Funeral Home, s434 Ca.
ave, Silver Spring, Nd, where
service will be held on Thursday.
October 20, at pm. parking ia
cilitiesl. InteTment Rock Greek
Cemetery, Friends may visit with
the family at the funeral home
between the hours Of 5 to Q pm.
Wednesday,
ZORN. EMIL. Suddenly. on satur-
haii. Mich. EMIL ZoRN Of i5o6s
Duck Lake I'd. whitehall. Mich.
beloved husband OF Edna Zorn and
father Of Anita Simmons Of 42l
Almond rd.,. Augusta. Ga. Funeral
services and interment. Whitehall.
Mich.
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He leaves a daughter, Mrs,
Floyd w. Bush Of the home
address.
Services will be at / pm.
tomorrow at the Hines Funer-
al Home, 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Glen
wood Cemetery.
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BARR, THOMAS g m. member, a,

nAhhB IhOMAS G. The members OF
MI Chapter, No. 20, 3. s. s.,
VIZ are. hereby notified Of the
AxNa death Of Brother THOMAS
c.. BARR on Monday. Oc-
~ tober 90, 1861. Funeral
services at the 8. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 1901 14th st.
NV. on Thursday. October 20, at
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MAUCHAMEH, LEU =. Membtrs Of
a Silver Spring Lodge, No.
IN els. A. ?, q A. n; are
the Warner Z. Pumphrey
Funeral Home. S434 0eor-
NV Eia ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
" on Wednesday. October %,
1861, At 8 pm, for the purpose
Of CONDUCTING q. memorial service
for our late brother. LEO Z.
CHARLES NJ. KRAUTLER. W. NJ.
]. p. HUTCHINSON, Secretary. %
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/, ADAM j. An emergent
communication Of Acacia
Lodge. No. Is, p. A. A. M
Is called for 1870 pm. Fri
day. October %, 1851, -
Memorial Gate, Arlington
National Cemetery. for the
purpose OF conducting Ma
vices for our late brother,
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HELEN MAXINE.

HELM MAXINE. On
es%ssy oeIpPer :, "a lola isoi saul aEI Id
Kensington. Nd. wife OF James J.
McGrath and mother Of James j.
70 eaii al the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home OF Robert A. Pun
phrey, Bethesda. Nd, where serv-
Ices viii be held on Frioay, Octo-
Der %. at IL an. Interment
ParklaWn Cemetery. 20
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SSyx oi SSsIFSsSsSs 1851 i 5 sze Sa15.
z. Dock. She also is survived By
other relatives and 1 friends. Remains
resting At the : John .d Z; Rh thine =
where friends may cail after 4
pm. wednesday. October rs, and
where funeral services win be held
on Thursday, October 26, at o Am.
Interment Arlington National Gem
etery.
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Obituaries
DfnhH

ARGENT, HENRY; On Monday. october
tarium. HENRY ARGENT Of 20
! OF Ivy Argent. father Of Mrs. Violet
fris Friends may np cal i'I a the Tafom ns
Funeral Home, 254 Carroll st. NV.
Barking oppcSitel. where services
! yin BE- held on THURSDAY; October
Washington Cemetery. IS
ATTLEBERGER. MARTHA A. On Tues
day, October "a, 1851, MARTHA A.
ATTLEBERGER of 1908 Que st Sc,
the beloved wife Of Arthur q. Attle-
berger. mother Of Kenneth De Witz:
slsS survived sy one sister ana I'VE I'VE
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1861
Good Hope I'd. sc. Cparking faeili-
F. ties). on THURSDAY, October 20. a.
I pm. Interment Arlinston National
- Cemetery.
BAGGoTT. ROBERT H. suddenly. on
II. BAdGOTT Of Sls Atlantic ST.
Sc, the beloved husband Of Florence
Z. Baggott and father Of Eloise Gran
ford. brother Of William Baggott.
Crawford. Funeral services at the
simmons Bros, Funeral Home. 1851
Good Hope I'd. sc. parking fecili-
ties, on Thursday. October 90. at
terry. 20
BAGGOTT. ROBERT H. Officers and
ARA members Of Scott-John-
e !; :::| ii j; ! e =
Guard services for our
late comrade. ROBERT H.
BAGGOTT. at $50 pm. Wednes-
day. October %, at the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home. 1851, Good
]. 4. s1sK. Commander.
BARR, THOMAS c. on Monday. O.
+. tober %, 1861, at the home Of his
daughter. Mrs. Floyd w. Bush, 517l
37th I'd. Arlington, Va, THOMAS
. G. BARR. He is survived BY his
daughter Mary and several nieces
and nephews. Services at the g.
H: Hines Co. Funeral Home. 290I
18th st. NV, on Thursday. October
20, at 1 pm. parking facilities).
lnterment Glenwood Cemetery. In
= lieu OF flowers memorial gifts may
pc sent to the Building Fund of the
Chesterbrook Presbyterian Church,
b407 Youngblood St. Mclean, Va.
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MABREY. LYLE RICHARDSON. sue

ds si o cup Tqssd'Sy Va G GYIs R1cA
ARDSoN MABREY of 500 South
husband Of Mrs. Margaret c. Ma:
brey, father OF L. Roy Mabrey and
brother Of L. Ray Mabrey. Funeral
services on Thursday, october 20,
at IL am. at Christ Church, Alex.
andria, Va. Interment Ivy Hill
Cemetery. Friends may call at the
Cunningham Funeral Home, Cam
eron and Alfred sts.. Alexandria Va.
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oesossr g. 1857 81 a the wfsshins:
on S s11Itaii1V snU Of nV iS5oo Two
Farm drive, Silver Spring. Nd,
husband Of Fatul9 ,,,, Mandis NAL LS
John David Mauchamer. son Of
Mrs. lea D. Mauehemer and brother
OF Mrs. Naomi Via. Mrs. Paul Rob
inson, Mrs. Mary Burton. Mrs. Edith
and Mrs. Mildred Berkemeier and
Clarence W. Mauchamer. Mr..
Mauchamer rests at the Warner E
Humphrey Funeral Home. e434
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
(parking faeilitiesD. Services on
Thursday, October 20, at 1 pm. at
TIE Naryin r, Memorial NM, Mstho ea.,
Silver Spring. Nd. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 20
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~ notify the officers and
HG&M Metal WORKERS. t local S nes.
EkSahW Of OR The death q Brother
~ who passed away on Tues
day, october "a, 1851.
Brothers and friends may call al
ia 1851 Sd aOUd H e5s'' Funeral W0Te
inTton, p: c. Services viii Be h held
at the Episcopal Church In Forest
VILE; Md at $50 am: Friday.
GDtOSsr cemi Burial R sil BE n
JAMES acc Arr 4 8 Secretary a;tas %
KELLEY. MARY r. On Wednesday,
October 25. 1861, at her Residence
yg9l Tunlay I'd. NV. MARY r.
Milih William Osl SUSD. RotS Mr., Of o Mrs
the late Mrs, George T. Kiiiackey.
f fsIanS NJ AND interment. Staten
KERNs, WILLIAM A.. sr. On Tuesday,
R Rfassfs 81 he heel S.lU WdLI b1sb.5 4
Of Frances L. Kerns. father Of vii.
field and Doris Rliicka, brother rAo Of
KKisrIgniee Pierson, Walter and John
srandehildren. Funeral services at
the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home,
1901 Good Hope I'd. sc. (parking
facilities), on Friday. October 81,
N.t, dS n Ss%.,. IntsFment Arlington
LAWS. WILLIAM DANIEL. On Sum-
day. October %. 1861, at his resi-
dence, 127 Hamilton st. NV, WILL
LIAM DANIEL LAWS. devoted hus-
band Of Irma W. Laws, brother Of
Estelle Nickens and John Cleveland
Laws. Also surviving are other rel
atiVes and many friends. After 5
pm. wednesday. Octobe.' rs, friends
may call at his above late resi-
dence. Funeral services on Thurs.
gay, October 20, at pm, at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church, 1925
r st, NV. the Rev. z. c. Smith
officiating. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS
by Brooks q Allen. 25
LAWS WILLIAM DANIEL. The Of
- ncers and members OF the Root
OF David Lodge. No. 5414, q.
NJ y. o. OF o. r., are requested
70 assemble at his late resi-
dence. 1877 Hamilton st. NV, on
IN wednesday, October 25, 1851,
III at pm, for the purpose OF
~ conducting q memorial service.
~ CORNELL THOMPSON. N. a.
JOHN T. LEFTWICH, ST., p, q.
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LoWERY, ELIZA d. On Monday, &c,
tober 80. 1861. ELIZA D. .LoWERY
OF 1915 Newton St; colmar Manor,
Lowery and mother Of Eleanor
Blades and sister Of Fannie Hazel
hurst. Mrs. Lowery rests at oasch's s
Funeral Home. 473g Baltimore ave,
Lincoln Cemetery chapel. on Friday.
October 81, at 1880 am, Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Fort
lincoln Cemetery. Frienos may. call
after 3 pm. Wednesday, October 20.
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fSrdj. OF is s5t6 St. Msrylsnd
s :dS.a Mi H. e. ,S Sss0S SskSmit s sr
and mother Of Margaret Darnell.
AEnes carriek. Mabel Harrich, PHYLLIS
Neidenbach. John NJ, IT,: George
s.. Steven J. and william r. Prayers
At Chambers Funeral Home, 81
at GAS m. Mass at st. Margaret's
Church, Seat Pleasant, Nd, at 1890
am. Interment Rock Greek Cemetery.
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1tmhH

LEHMANN, JOHN o. On Tuesday. De-
Hospital RSS centeF' JOHN o. TLEHMASs
Of 61e Sheridan st. NV beloved
husband OF Gladys P. Lehman,
father Of James p. and ?. Michael
J ohn saf Thomss i nsaaee Mi'
Michael Lawrence. Kathleen. Rose
mary. Sarah and Nancy o'Brien.
Prayers at the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 2e01 14th st. nv.
an. 1parFin9 fsciiitiesi. thence to
Nativity Catholic Church. 18th and
Peabody SITS. NV. where the holy
sacrifice OF the mass will be offered
at 10 an. for the repose Of his
soul. lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
The family suggests that express
sions Of sympathy may be- made in
the form Of q contribution TO the
Cancer Fund
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Seat Pleasant. Nd. on October %
George r. jack NJ. Henry r.. David
A. Miller, Emma r. Kramer, june
White. services at Chambers. Tu-
neral Home. b17 l1th st, Sc, on
Friday. October %. at ESQ pm
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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TTsSsis ;ssa rt osipbs 4,yss,vIiS 1881: Ar;
the late Philip r.. and Louise W.
Tayenner. father OF Mrs. Robert N.
Shaw and Russell H. TaVenner,
brother Of Mrs. Laura 7. Tucker.
re also Is survived by six grand
children. Friends may call at the
Birch Funeral Home, 1904 NJ 81.
NV where services viii be held
on Friday, October ~. at IFS
nm, Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. %
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GERTRUDE. On Monday.
October %. 1861, at the Congress
SIGNAL Manor NursinE Home. GER
late Newton L. collamer. Memorial
services will be held on Tuesday.
October 81. at Westmoreland Com
gregational Church, in Westmoreland
His, Nd. at 2 pm. Interment
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day. October a. 1851, a. ~ tb.
WILLIAM !. kAsu enlEE So sospis e.
loved husband of Thelma 3. Ks-
Sgike: father of Elmo Il. Langley,
K Ksa1fm u radrtS.,a and Cassie Ann
TraTers, Naomi Dustin, Mary On
pert John, Frederick, Garlic. Archie.
faui and Stanley Kasulke; son OF
annie kasulke. Prayers al she
Good Hope I'd. Sc. (parking faeiii.
tiesl, on Friday. October 81. Al
~ am; 1nterment Epiphany Com
etery. Forestville. Nd. "a
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.RsoN. HELEN CRAWFORD.

DDS. On Monday, October 23'
SILVER Spring. Md. husband OF Anna
y yhTsDis cuXilIisr father q ,,. Mrs.
Ga. and DR.. L. Marshall Cuyillier,
IT.. Of Silver Spring, Nd: brother Of
Miss Estelle FTeeland Of New York
and John O. clary Of Hampton.
Va. There also are six grand
children. DR.. CuviIlier rests at the
Warner z. Humphrey Fuperal Home,
S434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring,
Nd. where service will be held
on Thursday, October 20, at am.
parking facilitiesl. Interment
ROCK creek Cemetery. 20
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tober %. 1851. BESSIE W. dooDEN
o. 319 14th st.. ne, wife Of Leroy
Gooden and mother Of Leon dooden.
Also surviving are two brothers,
ter-in-law, Vista r. Gooden. three
grandchildren, one uncle. James Will
kins. and other relatives and many
friends. After 4 pm. Wednesday,
October 25, friends are invited to
call at the Mcclure Funeral Home
1890 9th st. NV. Funeral sery-
ices ct the Greater First Baptist
Church, 18th and Fairmont SITS.
NV, at IL am. Thursday, October
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denly, on wednesday, October 1S,
1881 DOLORES DIGds SETTLES
Of 1919 Vermont ave. NV, wife
Of Pfc. Eugene Settles and devoted
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Discs. Also surviving are one sister.
Yvonne Phyllis; aunts and uncles
and other relatives and friends.
Remains. resting at the John r.
Rhines d. Co. Funeral Home. 3015
18th st. ne. (ample parking facili-
tiesl. where friends may call on
Thursday, October 80. after $3.50
pm, and where services will be
held on Friday, October 81. at /
pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
SMITH, CLARA Z. Suddenly, on Mon
day, october %, 1861. at her resi-
dence. 916 Perry pl. ne. CLARA Z.
SMITH, beloved wife OF Louis B.
Smith,. sister Of Florence M. Reyn-
olds. Funeral services at the Taita-
vun Funeral Home, 1908 14th st.
NV, on Thursday, October %. at
II am. Interment Gienwood Gene
tery. Friends may call from z pm.
70 $50 pm. Tuesday, October "a.
and Wednesday, october rs, from
3 to 8 pm. and to gao pm. rs
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dear friend. JAMES II. ARMIES. Who
passed away one year ago today,
October 25. 1860.
nv,tG Gene but not forgotten, ,,,,,-.
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MARIE D. ATKINSON.
- worthy Matron.

MAYBELL L. HERBERT. secy.
day. October 81, 1881. at George
GEORGE c. BARTHELow OF 2025
South Randolph st.. Arlington, Va,
beloved husband OF Margaret W.
Thomas Edward and Margaret Z.
and brother Of Mrs. Hazel Madden.
Mrs. r. d. Branch and William p;
Loyd {. BsrthsloT Of California.
Friends may cali at the Arlington
Funeral Home, 1901 North Fairfax
dr., Arlington, Va, where services
will be held on Thursday, October
26, at 1918 am. Interment .Arline-
ton National Cemetery. ATLANTA,
"a nannra nlAasA ennN 1 o.
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ROGERS, MRS. MARIE c. On sun
day. october %, 1881, az 2000
S sou sye wife W e. az hsf late M Alan WS
Rogers and sister Of A. Walter
Collier. Services at the 8. H.. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th st
NV, on Thursday, October rs, at
terment GlenWood Cemetery. %
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SsssssTT 81 !, i isSSSii. SESoS i I,
NV, beloved husband OF Esther
auita and Rinaldo PRESLEY, son
Of Celia and Murry PRESLEY. He
also is survived by four sisters:
seven brothers, other relatives and
a host of friends. After 9 am.
invited TO call ut his above late
residence. Funeral services will be
held at the Way OF the Cross
Church. 4th st. and ViFginia ave.
sSe, on ThuT TSisn. OCTOBER 1eroi 70 a.
mortal Cemetery. %
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hELDENS' CORNELIS. Suddenly. on
tieo., Va. coRNELis HELDENs. be-
i2vsa son Of Johannes and Cornelia
Heldens' cousin Of Robertus YER
qurmen. Funeral from the Collins
Funeral Home, 1891 l4Ih st. NV,
on THURSDAY. October 26, at $40
an. REQUIEM mass at ST. Anthony's
Church at 3 Am. InteFment AriInss
ton National Cerr,eferv
The Nome nugget., 1961-05-15
Mobile Dial Telephone
 Exchange to Replace
 Smaller System in Haines

SEATTLE LR - A nine-ton mobile dial telephone exchange, housed in specially designed van, will leave here may IS on the Alaska Steamship MY, Ga lena for Haines to replace small CT, outmoded system now in use.
 Installation and the "cutover" of telephones from the old to the new system is scheduled for June 1, C. J. Mclean, vice president and general manager of the Alas ka Telephone Corp, said Satur- day.
 He described the Haines proj- ect as another step in our ex- pansion program in Alaska"
 The $40,000 exchange is of the all-relay type and although equipped initially for 240 lines can be expanded to nearly double that capacity, Mclean said. It has been assembled here.
 New cable facilities costing S50,o0o are being installed at Haines and long distance service will be provided through the Alaska Communications System switchboard at Juneau.
The Nome nugget., 1961-05-15
Skin Diver Shows US. Navy How to
 Descend 1000 Feet
By Elton C. Fay

WASHINGTON tR - A young mathematician-di is showing the U. s. Navy how he can de- scend to 1000 feet, almost twice as deep as any previous diver.
 He believes that dives down to 5000 feet will be possible later.
 The formula of gases he uses in place of air for breathing is secret - even from the Navy.
 flames Keller, 26, former mathematics instructor from Win terthur, Switzerland, held a news conference at the Navy's experi- mental diving unit headquarters here Friday. Navy diving officers and scientists attended.
 Keller said he had been diving only during the last few years to carry out his research. But he has gone deeper than any professional diver, several times passing the open water depth record of slight ly over 500 feet reached by a U. s. Navy diver. In test in the pressurized tank used here, another Navy diver reached simulated depth of 561 feet.
 Last month, Keller went down to 1000 feet near Toulon, France.
 This was a bounce dive" in which he remained on the bot tom for only a few seconds. Total time for the dive and return was about 48 minutes. Using normal diving techniques, the return from that depth would require hours of a slow ascent for the gradual decompreSsion needed to prevent the 'bends." This is caused by the development of nitrogen bub- bles in the bloodstream when re-
The Nome nugget., 1961-05-15
Advanced Atlas Missile Hits Target 5000 Miles Away

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. R- An advanced Atlas missile de- signed for greater range and heavier payload, smacked a target 5000 miles away Frirday night and revived Air Force hope that the new weapon can be operation al this year
 Driven by the most powerful set of U. s. rocket engines ever flown, the 85-foot intercontinental range missile sped to an intended target north of the South Allan tic island of Ascension. The Air Force reported all flight objec- lives were met on the 25-minute trip.
 A 30-pound data capsule eject ed from the nose cone and was recovered by the range vessel Sword Knot less than an hour after it parachuted into the sea. The capsule was packed with in- struments to record the perfor- nance of the cone, especially how it withstood the soaring 13,000 degree re-entry heat.
 The success was only the sec ond in seven firings of the new, more powerful Atlas E model. Most of the previous failures in the series were traced to a faulty hydraulics system. Engineers have concentrated on correcting tine trouble and officials said after the latest flight that the problem seems solved.
The Nome nugget., 1961-05-15
US. Public Observes Armed Forces Day

WASHINGTON R - Stressing the theme power for peace,' the annual Armed Forces Day ob- Servances opened Saturday with a massive public showing of mis- Siles, super-fast aircraft and other weapons.
 The observance will ru n through May 21 and during the period, Navy, Army and Air Force bases across the nation will be thrown open to perhaps millions of Americans. Officially, Armed Forces Day is May 20.
 The kickoff for Armed Forces Day was set at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland, about II miles outside the capital.
 More than 1000 exhibits were lined up for viewing by the pub lie.
The Nome nugget., 1961-05-15
Irish Sweepstake Winner Being Held on Three
 12-Year-Old Indictments

WEST WARWICK, R. I. R -
 The winner of $140,000 in the Irish Sweepstakes. didn't think the police would remember something that happened more than a dec ade ago. But they did.
 Albert Diorio, a Long Beach, Calif., bus driver formerly of Providence, R. l., is being held on three 12-year-old indictments charging him with breaking into Rhode Island business establish ments.
 Diorio and his wife were to have left New York next We'd nesday aboard the Queen Mary to collect the winnings and tour Europe.
 But first Diorio wanted to visit old friends and relatives in Rhode Island. While he was at it he dropped into the office of the Providence Bulletin. He volun- teered the story of his winning and said he was going to give $20,000 to charity.
 The story appeared on page one. The police spotted it, remem- bered him, and picked him up.
 ''I didn't think it was going to happen" said Diorio. "I didn't think it would be remembered after all these years"
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TOO MUCH HOMEWORK

BUDAPEST, Hungary R - Communist authorities say Hun garian children are overburdened with homework. The Ministry of Education decreed that homework for children and years old must be more than 30 minutes, 8 and 9 year-olds one hour and pupils 10 to IA no more than two hours. The decree says no child should be expected to repeat texts word by word, except for poems
The Nome nugget., 1961-05-15

turning too rapidly from the heavy pressure of extreme depth.
 Keller said there were several reasons for withholding informa- ton on the formula of the gases he uses. He mentioned only one: Fear that amateur skin divers, using a technique still experi- mental, might be injured or killed.