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The Arizona post., 1962-12-14
World Report
Attorney General Quits Post
The Arizona Posts

Gideon HauSer the Israeli Attorney General who prose
cuted Adolf Eichmann, has resigned his differ
with Justice Minister Dow Joseph Mr.. Hauser de-
cned Prime Minister BenGurionS request that he
slider Shaom Shtarkes exradited from Britain to face
charges of kidnapping and perjury in connection with Yo
sele Schumacher pleaded guilty in Jerusalem
District Court An unseaSonal heat has struck
Israel Temperatures have risen high 81 LYDIA air
port Settlements have had to employ pumps
to meet the increase in water consumption The salaries
of Israes publicly employed rabbis being raised New
scales from 300 to 400 Israel pounds per month
Noted JeWi sh Leaders Die
In New York last week two important Jewish leaders
died. Dr. Israel Wechsler neurologist and psychiatrs
and deputy chairman of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
died at age 76 DR. Wechser for many years the
ing spirit of the American Friends of the Hebrew Univer
sty And the remains of Rabbi Aaron Koer Amer
lean Orthodox leader buried in Jerusalem. Rabbi
Koter died at age H. He had been chairman of the Council
of Sages of Agudah Israel His funeral attended by
10000 mournerS In Minneapolis two synagogues
defaced with Naz symbols Police seeking the
swastka painters of Achavah AchmBeth Israel Ge
melus Chesed SynagogueS group of 46 Protestant,
Catholic and Jewish clergmen in this country has protested
Premier KhruSchev the Soviet Unions aniSemi-
tiCro
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-25

Edward j. Hemphill, Chaplain,
U. S. Navy, New Castle, Delaware
Quarterly Conference.
Ralph w. Hopkins, Chaplain, U.
! S. Navy, Perryville. Maryland,
| Quarterly Conference.
H. Kirby Krams, Director of
Religious Services, Youth Services
Commission, State of Delaware,
Grace Church, Wilmington Quar-
terly Conference.
Darcy A Littleton, Assistant
Director, Goodwill Industries,
Trinity Church, Wilmington Quar-
terly Conference.
Harold Nunemaker, Chaplain, U.
S. Army, Vienna, Maryland Quar-
terly Conference.
Lloyd B. Troutman, Chaplain, U.
S. Air Force, Hillsboro, Maryland
Quarterly Conference.
Robert e. VanCleaf, Chaplain, U.
S. Army, Eastlake, Wilmington
| Quarterly Conference.
8. With Annuity Claim on a
Board, Agency or Institution of
The Methodist Church:
Howard L. Gordy, Jr., Chaplain,
Wesley College, Wesley College,
Dover Quarterly Conference.
Ira d. Steckman, Missionary to
Hawaii, Kent Island Quarterly
Conference.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-25
Appointments For
Methodist Church
continued from page one)


Pennington: Bethel, Epworth,
Salem. Todd's Chapel-Ewell E.
Crockett.
FELTON,: Manship, Wilmer
Abbott.
Frankford-W William II. Smith.
Frederick: Sardis, Trinity, Bow
ers Beach-George w. Bishop.
Georgetown: Grace - Ira Il.
Doyle; Wesley-Rafph A. Ellis,
Jr.
Georgetown Circuit: Bethesda,
Providence, st. Johns, Zoar-Jef-
frey B. Westfall.
Greenwood: Grace, Greenwood,
st. Johnstown Miss Muriel
Smith.
Gumboro: Bethel, Westwoods -
James b. Doughten.
Harbeson: Indian Mission, Sand
Hill-John E. Taylor.
Harrington: Asbury Oline j.
Shockley, Jr.; Trinity Charles
II. Poukish.
Houston: Williamsville-Ken
M. Dickey.
Laurel: Centenary - Elmer r.
Shield; Christ-Edward b. Blev-
ins.
Laurel Circuit: Horsey's Grove,
Shiloh, ST. Paurs. Trinity - lie
Elliott.
Lewes: Bethel, Groome-Wihiam
III. Hudson.
Lincoln: Cedar Neck, Slaughter
Neck-Nelson Reppert.
Leipsic: Little Creek-Robert S.
Hodgson.
Magnolia: Hartly = YalOr Mac
Hood.
Middletown-Nelson B. Benjam-
iIr.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-25

Newark-John j. Bunting, Jr.;
Wesley Foundation Leland B.
Hall.
New William B. Bun
dick.
North East: Thomas C. Short.
Penial-George W. Cooley.
Perryville: Asbury Charles
H. Squires.
Port Deposit-Tome = Daniel t.
Pritchard.
Red Lion: Glasgow, Lebanon =
Irwin r. Pusey.
Richardson Park. Earl Cum
mings.
Rising Sun-David G. Paul.
South Wilmington Parish: Mad
eley, Minquadale Richard H.
Bready
st. Georges: Summit - Everett
c. Isaacs.
st. John's-Dennis v. Fuhr.
st. Mark's-Ralph H. d. Hughes.
ST. Paul's-William H. Revelle,
Jr.
Warwick: Mt. Olivet, Rehobeth
(Saassafras), Town Point-Robert
G. Kelly.
Wesley of DuRoss Heights Gill
bert s. Ross.
West Cecil Circuit: Calvert, Eb-
enezer, Zion-Harold Fordham.
Wilmington
Brandywine-W Willard L. Robin
son, Jr.
Calvary-Chester w. Wilcox.
Grace-W William F. Dunkle, Jr.;
associate, Vernon Myers Good
hand; assistant, C. Chapman Herr
man.
Harrison street-David ]. Ran
dolph, Jr
McCabe Joseph B. Dickerson.
Mt. Saaem-Charles S. Clark
son.
eninsula-Preston w. Spence.
Silverbrook-Ric c. Staze-
sky.
Trinity. Thomas Churn.
Union-Gerald A. Foster
DeacOness Appointments
Miss Louise Whitsitt, Parish
Worker, Asbury Church of Will
mington Manor, New Castle, Della
ware
Miss Harriette Elizabeth Dalbey,
Executive Director of Methodist
Deaconess Home, Wilmington, Del
aware, Grace Quarterly Confer
ence, Wilmington, Delaware.
Appointed To Attend School
Kinmoth w. Jefferson, Kendall
Kane McCabe, George H. Piquer-
on, III.
Special Appointments
1. With Annuity Claim Against
the Peninsula Conference:
William H. Owens, Associate Di-
rector, Homes for the Aged of the
Peninsula Conference of The
Methodist Church, Incorporated,
Eastlake, Wilmington Quarterly
Conference.
George H. Pigueron, Jr., Exec
utive Director, Homes for the
Aged of the Peninsula Conference
of The Methodist Church, Incor-
porated, Union Church, Whining
ton Quarterly Conference.
Walter H. Stone, Executive Sec
retary, Ursula Conference
Board of Education, Mt. Olivet,
Seaford, Quarterly Conference.
Donzel c. Wildey, Executive
Secretary, Maryland Council of
Churches, Wesley, Dover Quarterly
Conference.
2. Without Annuity Claim
Against the Peninsula Conference:
f. E. Coleman, Chaplain, Veter-
ans Administration Hospital, Mar
ion. Indiana, Christ Church Quar-
terly Conference
Walter A. Glass, Assistant Pro-
fessor of Mathematics and Physics,
Cedar Crest College, 225 North
West Street, Allentown, Pa, Chris
tiara, Delaware, Quarterly Con-
ference
w. d. Geohegan, Assistant Pro-
fessor of Religion. Bowdoin Col
lege, Brunswick, Maine, Delaware
City, Delaware Quarterly Confer
ence.
Fred W. Hanna, Jr., Y. NJ. c. A,
Wilmington, Delaware, Christ
Church Quarterly Conference.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-25
Top Trovel Writers
In U. S. Visited
Rehoboth Lost Week
CONTINUED from page one)

continued from page one)
area Mayor Juel c. Stamper,
Chamber of Commerce President
Fred Karl and David S. Hugg of
the Development Department brief
ed them on Rehoboth Beach's
plans for the future, and Richard
Lyons accompanied the group and
provided Photographic services.
Arrangements for the visit of
the writers to the Delaware resort
area were made by the Tourism
Promotion Section of the Della
ware State Development Depart
ment.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-25

Chandler; associate, Jake. c. o.
Dell.
fredericksburg: Christ, Union =
ID. o. Clendaniel.
Galena: Kennedyville, Olivet =
Robert w. Helms.
Goldsboro: Henderson, Marydel,
pIeville-Richard L. Hamilton.
Greensboro Donald l.. Car
ter
Harmony: Grove Elwood B.
Eckhart
Hooper's Island: Hooper's Mem
orial, Hoosier Memorial - w. L.
Collins.
Hurlock: williamsburg, Unity
Washington-Edwin j. Horney
Kent Island-Roy B. Phillips.
MilliTgton: Crumpton, Double
Creek-Donald j. Hurst.
OxfordRoyal Oak Jason B.
Blundon.
Preston - Charles C. Huffman
Queen Anne: Hillsboro, Wye
Mills-Edwin C. Thomas, Jr.
Queenstown: Calvary, Immanu-
Ell, Wye of Carmichael Romie H.
Payne, Jr.
Rldgely: Bridgetown, Thawleys
-Vinton d. ShufeTt
Rock Hall: Raum Chapel, Wes-
ley Chapel-Joseph V. Holiday.
st. James: Fairlee, Worton =
Charles Elliott.
St. Michaels: Neavitt, st. Luke's
Paul E. Reynolds.
st. Thomas: Bethany, Wingate,
Zion-Dan Edward Walker.
Still Pond: Betterton, Lynch =
w. NJ Tulip.
Sudlersville: Barclay, Ingleside
William Dore.
Tilghman: st. Johns - Charles
Adams.
Trappe: Faith Chapel - Donald
Knight.
Vienna: Elliott, Reids Grove =
Richard ID. Bailey.
SALISBURY DISTRICT
District Superintendent
Alton s. Miller, Salisbury, Md.
Allen: Asbury, Sloan, Washing
ton-Harry M. Guyer.
BerTin-Joseph B. Vaughn.
Bishopville: Wilson, Showell,
Zion-R. Gordon Given.
Crisfield Asbury = Walter L.
Beckwith.
Immanuel: St. Peter's-George
H. Moore.
Mt. Pleasant: Mariner's-Addi
son L. Smith.
T1l To
Rock Creek-William M. T. Han
kins.
Delmar (DeIaware) First-Rol-
Ian E. Ferry; Mt Olive, Mills Cha
pel-Harvey B. Flater.
Fairmount: Christ, Mt. Olive,
Rehobeth- Claude c. Brown.
Frgitland: st. John-Robert P.
Whit1ock.
Galestown: Cokesbury, Wood
land-Eric D. Judy.
Hebron: St. Paul's, Nelson, Char
ity-F. Howard Truitt-
Mardela: Emmanuel, st. Pauls,
Snethen, Mt. Pleasant Thomas
Merrill.
Mt. Hermon: st. Luke's, Union
R-Lester E. Windsor.
Mt. Vernon: John Wesley, AS
bury, riendship-James F. Lang
rail-.
Nanticoke Bivalve: Nanticoke,
Bivalve, Tyaskin, Oak Groce-Ed-
gar j. Clawson.
Newark: Bowen, Cedartown =
Clifton Hope.
Ocean City: Atlantic, Synepux-
ent-Richard S. Gibson.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-25
WORD TO THE WISE

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP)-A tru k
passed through Tucson carrying
this sign: "Drive Carefully, TIL S
Truck Hasn't Lost An Accident
Yet"
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-25
The Federal FoIlouf
Shelter Plan Discussed
CONTINUED from page one)

sufficient shelter space was down.
town Wilmington
A survey will be conducted in
the near future to determine the
fall-out protection and means to
increase this protection at the
Civil Defense Warning Point,
which is located at State Police
Troop 5 at Dover
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-25
80 DAYS HATH SEPTEMBER

PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) = 10 h n
r. Mcintosh of Phoenix was SER
we'd with civil summons dated
Feb. 81, 1862.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-25

Milford: Avenue-C. Irving Car
penter; Calvary and Millwood =
T. douglas Miibury.
Millsboro: Grace, Carey's-John
A. Irwin.
Melvin E. Wheatley.
Milton: Goshen-Perry o. Hill.
Mount Pleasant: Kings, St
George's-Gerald M. Henderson.
Nassau: Conley's Chapel, Whites
Chapel-Ray w. Kirwan.
Ocean View-Clarence H. Hays.
Odessa-Harry H. Conner.
Rehoboth- Charles E. Covington
Reiiance-Milton f. Milliner.
RoXana: Hickory Hill, Sound =
Ivon p Downing.
st. Georges: ClarksviIle - Viii
liam t. Archer
SeaforG: Mt. Olivet-Milton III
Keene; st. John 's-Howell o. Will
kins.
Seaford Circuit: Bethel, Cor
cord, Wesley-Robert A. Ledden.
Selbyville-David w. Baker.
Smyrna. Howard Link
Townsend: Emmanuel, Scott,
Friendship-Charles d. Burge.
WhitesviTle: Bethany, Bethesda,
Line--Thomas w. Woodin.
Wyoming: Woodside-A. M. B.
Snapp.
EAST0N DISTRICT
District Superintendent
j. Leas Green, EastOn, Md.
Bayside: Bozman, Claiborne,
Sherwood, Whitman Paul d.
Mills.
Burrsville: Ames, Prospect, I'm
ion, Wesley-G. Byron Blair.
Cambridge: Grace-Richard c.
Hubbard; ST. PauPs-John E.
Jones; Zion-John e. French.
Centreville-D. 0. Hornung.
Chestertown: Christ-William P.
Kesmodel; First-Robert E. Green.
Choptank: Antioch, Beckwith,
Spedden-Donard V. Lintelman.
Church Creek: Madison, Milton,
Taylor's Island, White Haven -
Harrell E. Pitzenbarger
Church Hill: Price, Union =
Charles l.. Trader.
Concord: Bloomery, Chestnut
Grove-Harold G. Spedden.
Crapo: Bounds, Ebenezer, St.
Johns, Street, Wesley. Melvin
Kay.
Denton: st. Luke's-O. G. Brew
er, Jr.
Dorchester: BucktOwn, Friend
ship, Salem, Secretary-Charles
e. Barton, Jr.
East New Market-F. G. Buck
ley
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-25
WILMINGTON DISTRICT
District Superintendent
r. Jeryis Cooke. Wilmington


Aldersgate- James r. Hughes
associate-Paul Thomas.
Asbury-Brooks E. Reynolds
associate Sidney E. Bradley.
Bayview: Bethel, Wesley-R
ard NJ Boyer.
Cecilton: st. Paul's, Zion-Roy
E. Giles.
Cedars-John T. Randolph.
Charlestown: st. Johns, Hart's
Chapel, Principio-William K. Ca
hall, Jr.
Cherry Hill: Baldwin, Big Elk
George L. Stellges.
Chesapeake City-Lawrence E
Station.
Chester Bethel-C. Edwin Las
bury
Christ-W William B. Kitchens.
Christiana: Salem Arley B.
Golden.
Claymont-Da L. Ruth.
Delaware City-James L. Plum
East Cecil Circuit: Leeds,
Moore's, Union-Henry H. Schau-
er.
Ebenezer- Charles D. Davis.
Elkton-Harold M. Davis
Hillcrest-B -Bellefonte William
o. Hackett; associate-to be sup
piled
Hockession: Mt. Lebanon-John
w. Shippers, Jr
Holly Oak-Arthur H. Hastings
Hopewell- r. Pruett
Kingswood-R Ralph l.. Minker,
Jr.
Kirkwood- James C. Steen, Sr.
Marshallton-Ell w. Cur
sey.
Mt. Pleasant: Rowlandsville =
Laurence H. Stookey.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-25

Oriole: ST. Peters, st. Stephens,
Danes Quarter-Albert A. Turk
| ington.
Parsonsburg: Jerusalem, Bethel,
Zion-Maxwell ]. Roberts.
Pittsville: Ayres, Nelson, Wango
Clarence j. Fox.
Pocomoke: Bethany, Quinton -
Elmer L. Bennett; Salem, Cokes-
bury. Gordon Stapleton.
Powellville: Friendship, Mt.
Olive, Mt Pleasant, Mt. Zion, ST.
Johns, Whites Chapel-Herbert
II. GLADDEN..
Princess Anne: Antioch, West
oVer-Omoro M. Todd.
Quantico: Rockawalkin, Wetip-
quin, White Haven-G Francis
| Wilson.
Salisbury: Asbury = ]. Robert
Mackey; Bethesda = Howard M.
Amoss; Christ-Daniel G. Higgins;
Grace-James j. VonHagel; st.
Andrew, Riverside Waldo L.
Disc; Trinity-Paul E. Mccoy.
Sharptown: Asbury, Riverton-
William j. Garrett.
Mt. Vernon: Mt. Hermon, Wheat
leys-W Austin HILL
Smith Island: Ewell, Tylerton,
Rhodes Point-Edward NJ. Glad
den.
Snow Hill: Bates, Trinity =
Charles E. Strickler; Whatcoat-
Howard E. Evans.
st. Martins: Campbelltown,
Friendship, Taylorsville, Ebenez-
er-George d. White.
Observation-Disclosures, Porters
vile, Remson-Milton Elliott.
Trinity-Quindocqua, Phoenix =
Andrew T. Mcfarland.
Whaleysville: New Tope: To be
supplied.
Willards- Walter A. Dom
away.
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Dratha

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%othsr ie 81 Mrs Enid ue 5osns sad
Also surviving are four grandchil-
Pouison Of Akron. Ohio. and Mrs.
Martha T. Landers of Marion, Ohio;
one brother, Joseph M. Thomas OF
many friends. After 4 pm. Wednes c
day. February Z, friends are in
vited to call at the Mcclure Fu-
neral Home. 1870 9th st; NV. Re-
Island and Connecticut ayes. NV,
at $3.50 am. Thursday, February g.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry.
URNER, ESPER c. On Saturday. Feb
buary 8, 1862, at his residence,
1905 Trenton place SEE, EsPER G.
URNER, beloved husband Of Hazel
Urner, father Of Helen and Donald
Barbara ''1 seSultheis 81 and sa F sese'' {.
and Jessie Urner and Ralph M
Urner. Friends may cali at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass.
s ses o on w Edsrs SERVICES SsSr will Be
at 2:30 pm. Interment Cedar Hi
Cemetery. 8
VIOLET. ARTHUR. On Sunday
February I, 1902 at War Memorial
v Sf5fIfx sbp soVssd h M b
Mary F: Moriarty Of Brentwood,
Md; Mrs. Virginia Scott of Berke-
ley SPRINGS, W; Va. Howard Vio-
tstt q %a vSsnns; va and Louis Violet
Testing At Ike Kelsey Funeral Ff Homs'
Services at the ounce orchs ard,
Md Methodist Church at pm.
V Wednsssday; February z; casket
teEment Monocacy Cemetery, Beaiis-
vile. Md.
wE ssna.y ER EsSrosry NJ T. sSSsen FhrS
TON M. WEBB. the beloved hus-
band Of sylvia o. Webb and father
Of J. Brenda Hill and Trenton W.
fE Ta d;linsI n four brothers and
simmons Bros; Funeral Home. 1861
Good Hope I'd. Sc, Barking facili-
ties). on Wednesday. February z,
At 2 pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
MORRIS. On Monday,
February g., 1862, MORRIS VEIN
STEIN Of 1884 9Th st. NV. be-
loved husband Of Dora Weinstein,
Of Silver Spring, Md; Mrs. Pauline
Fannie Ellison Of Baltimore, Md,
and Mrs. Gertrude Kaplan of White
Plains, N. Y. He also is survived by
sister. Mrs. Mollie Present Of
dren. Services at thu the c. D. doldberg
& Son Funeral Home, 4217 9th st.
NV, on Tuesday, February q, at
2 pm, Interment Ohev Shoiom-
Talmud Torah Cemetery. In mourn
ing at 1924 9Th st. NV.
WHITE. OPERA oPHELIA. On Sun
day, February. 4, 1862, at her resi-
S denss; I2o %I Aamlin st; ne. OPERA
18th st. NV. She leaves to mourn
W. Quander and Florence w. Giikes;
one brother. James A. Warfield; her
stepmother. Virginia Warfield; two
n nephews' an one b nsfe one great
ives in friends ho'' & SshsE T Test
ing at the John T. Rhines Co.
Funeral Home, 3O15 18th ST. ne.
tample parking facilities. where
friends friends may call after Wednesday,
ices will be held on, Thursday,
February g.. at II am. the Rev.
yIe Terry A. A, Moore Moore, II. officistins
terry.
wnLETT. MARY C. F. On Tuesday,
February 6, 1869, at Georgetown
University Hospital, MARY C. F.
WILLETT Of 22I9 California st.
NV. mother Of James F. Willett.
Friends may call at the Gawler
NV, after IL noon Wednesday,
February Courtesy parking oppo-
site). where services will be held
on Thursday, February 8. at II
am. 1nterment Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
JEROME W. On Monday,
WILLIAMS of 140 Quincy pl. ne.
Notice Of funeral later. Services by
Frazier.
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Col. O. IA. Weaver Dies,
Psychiotrist in Army

Col. Oswald M. Weaver, 81,
chief Of the Psychiatry and
Neurology Consultant Branch
in the Army Surgeon Generals
Office, died Saturday at his
home, 5033 Alta Vista road,
Bethesda, after a heart attack.
Col. Weaver had been in the
Surgeon Generals office since
last summer. He was consultant
in neuropsychiatry to the sur
geon Of the Army in Europe for
four years prior to coming to
Washington.
A native of Englewood. N. j.,
Col. Weaver received his MD.
degree from the University of
Virginia in 1886. He served on
the staff of the Virginia State
Hospital in Lynchburg before
joining the Army Medical Serv-
ice at the outbreak of World
War II.
During the war Col. Weaver
activated and commanded the
81st Hospital Train in the Euro
pean theater.
Col. Weaver had been
awarded the coveted "a" mill
tary speciality rating. an honor
reserved for those officers with
exceptional professional skills.
He was a Diplomatic in Psy-
chiatry Of the American Board
of Psychiatry and Neurology,
a Fellow of the American Psy-
chiatric Association and a
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Thomas Mullen,
Retired Salesman

Thomas F. Mullen, IA, a re.
tired salesman with the May
Hardware Co., died Saturday al
Georgetown Hospital.
Born in Stamford, Conn.,, Mr.
Mullen was a resident of Wash.
ington for SO years. He was 9
charter member of his COM
pany's Twenty-Year Club anc
belonged to the Our Lady OF
LourdeS Roman Catholic
Church.
He leaves his wife Anna and
a son, John w.. of the home
address, 4614 Morgan drive,
Chevy Chase. He also leaves
two sisters, Mrs. James Nc
Keen and Miss Mary Mullen,
and a brother, Gene Mullen, all
of Stamford, and two grand
children.
Services will be at 10 am. to-
morrow at Our Lady of Lourdes
Church, East-West highway
and Pearl street, Bethesda.
Burial will be in Gate of
Heaven Cemetery.
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was a Navy veteran who served
during World War II in the
Merchant Marine.
Born in Pigeon Cove, Mass,
Mr.. TillSon Joined the Nays
Armed Guard in 1917 and
served as a gunner aboard
merchant ships in the Atlantic
until the end of World War I.
IN the years that followed,
he was trained as a radio COM
munications man and super
vised the installation of radio
equipment aboard the USS
Dewey, which was launched at
Bath, Me-, in 1888.
In 1884 Mr.. Tillson, who was
suffering a severe stomach all
ment, retired from active duty
and came to Washington, where
he Joined the National Park
Service as a building guard.
For five years he worked in
Government buildings in the
Washington area. In 1899 the
Navy recalled him to active
duty. He later received a med
ical discharge.
Mr.. TillSon then joined the
Merchant Marine as a commu-
nications officer.
In the war years, he served
on many merchant ships,
underwent bombings and STRAIT
ings, and survived two tor
pedoings by German U-boats.
Mr.. Tillson retired for the
last time in 1945.
He leaves his wife, Flora E.,
a patient at Providence Hos
pital; two sons, Donald E., of
4700 Fades street Rockville, and
John B., of Terre Haute, Ind;
two sisters, Mrs. Katherine Os-
good of Salem, Mass, and Mrs.
Eleanor Holmes of Rockport,
Mass; three brothers, John
and Leslie, both Of Beverly,
Mass, and Chester, of Los
Angeles, and six grandchildren.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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James TiI|son, 81, Served
Merchant Marine in Wars

Funeral services will be held
at II am. tomorrow at the
Humphrey Funeral Home in
Silver Spring for James Henry
Tillson, 81, who died Saturday
in a fire which destroyed his
Kensington (Md.) home.
Mr.. Tillson, whose home was
at 1882 Capitol View avenue,
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Garh nt Thanka

WoOLLs, SEYMOUR b. The family
of the late SEYMOUR 3. WOOLLS
wishes to express their sincere ap-
probation and thanks to their many
friends. neighbors and relatives for
sions Of sympathy and acts Of kind
ness during our recent bereave-
MRS. SEYMOUR B. wooLLs AND
FAMILY.
BARNES, VIOLA BLAIR. The family
\. OF the late MRS. VIOLA BLAIR
= BARNES gratefully acknowledges
your thoughtfulness and sympathy
D., In its bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
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member of the American Med
ical Association.
He leaves his wife, Mary
Ruth, of the home address; a
brother, DR.. William NJ, of
Muskogee. Okla, and three
sisters, Mrs. Franz Fegor, Mrs.
George Cassell and Miss Jeanne
Weaver.
Services were to be held at
Fort Myer Chapel at 3 pm.
today, with burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
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JONES. MAMIE v. In loving mem.
DRY Of my dear sister, MAMIE v
JONES, who left US one year age
The sunshine passes, the shadows
fall;
Loves remembrance outlasts all
Though the years be many or few
They are filled with remembrance
YOUR q IoSV WIN SISTER. SUSIE.
LEWIS, PEARL S. In loving mem
9Ey,9f my dear mother, PEARL 8
twenty.nine years ago today. Feb.
ruary 4. 1888.
You had smile for everyone,
And q heart as good as gold,
And those who knew you loved you
So your memory will never grow
YOUR DEVOTED SON. ERNEST R
REARDON. JOHN o. In loving re-
and father, JOHN 8. REARDoN
who departed this life twelve years
ago today. February 6, 1850.
Forget you, no we never will;
We loved you then we love you
Your memory is as fresh today
YOUR LOVING WIFE, HAZEL;
G GNp poRkR1s. HAROLD EMMA
SHER, MARIE ALICE. In loving mem
MARIE ALICE sHE Err who dS dep TtHer
this life eleven years ago today,
February 6. 1851.
In our hearts your memory fingers.
Always tender, fond and true;
There is not q day, dear,
That we do not think of you.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
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