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LEGAL NOTICES

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Notice is hereby given that
the Resident Highway Engineer
viii meet with the Board Of Su-
pervisors of Prince Edward
County at its regular meeting to
be held on the 3rd day Of April,
1862. at II O'Clock. A. M, then
and there to discuss with the
Board ard such citizens as may
be present. plans and proposals
for the maintenance and improve
ment. including construction and
reconstruction of roads In the
Secondary Highway system Of
Prince Edward County.
r Ely order Of the Board Of Sill
pervisors.
VERNON c. WOWACK, Clerk
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
3-9-lt
VIRGINIA.:
In the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court Of the County Of
P0whatan
CAROLINE P. STRUDWICK
Complainant
vs..
HEIRS OF R. H. FINNEY,
Decd,
EDITH LAWSON BROWN
1876 West 96th Street
New York City, New York
STEPHEN WEST
8l9 Braside Road
Baltimore, Maryland
And if they be dead. their heirs,
devisees, or assigns. and such
other persons who are or may
be interested in the subject mat
ter of this suit. who are pro-
ceeded against as Parties I'm
known"
Defendants
Order Of Publication
The object of this suit is to
procure a partition in one of the
modes prescribed by law of a
tract of land in Huguenot Dis
trict. Powhatan County, vir-
ginia, containing thirty-two and
four-tenths (32.4 acres, accord
ing to survey made by Carroll
Gillispie, els. on March 3,
1856. a plat of which is recorded
in Plat Book 6, page IS. IN the
Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court Of the County of Powha-
tan, State of Virginia, and desig-
mated as Lot No. l Oh said plat,
which was formerly owned by
R. H. Finney and L. H. Finney.
the above described tract con-
tanning thirty two and four
tenths t324l acres now stands
in the name of Caroline P.
S4rudwick. and which was con-
veyed to the said Caroline P.
Strudwick from M a tilda P.
Johnson, widow of Martin John
son, Jr., by deed dated May IL.
1860 and recorded June /, 1860
in Decd Book Y, page 444, in
said Clerks Office.
An affidavit h-a vim g been
made and filed according to law
$ ing that Edith Lawson
Brown and Stephen West are
nonresidents of the State of
Virginia, and that there are or
may be persons interested In
the subject matter of this suit
whose names are unknown,
THEREFORE. 1T IS ORDER
ED that the said Edith Lawson
Brown and Stephen West and
Parties Unknown" do appear
within ten (10) days after due
publication hereof and do what
may be necessary to protect their
interest in this suit.
VIM. E. MAxEY, JR.. Clerk
William R. Blandford. p.q.
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OPPORTUNITIES

MAN WANTED for general re-
porting at The Farmville Herald.
For interview call Eek 2-4l51.
2-27-tf
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IN MEMORIAM


EHRLICH In loving memory
of my husband who passed away
one year ago March IL. 1861.
God saw the road was getting
rough.
The hills were hard to climb.
He gently closed his weary eyes.
And whispered peace be thine.
His weary hours, his days Of
pain.
His weary nights are past
His ever patient worn out frame
Has found sweet rest at last.
Wife, Minnie 3-@1t
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EHRLICH In memory of my
dear father who passed away one
year ago March IL, 1861.
l often sit and think Of you
And of the way you died.
And that could not say good
bye.
Before you closed your eyes.
pxu9nseF, EAs6fk t1B1psS7oza+p
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What's Free?

This SPACE ID offered withou,
charge by The Herald to anyone
who wishes to give something
avav 'Vree" SIT
FOX TERRIER. purebred dog.
Five years old. j. A. Ransone,
Jr., Powhatan. Phone 596 4522.
; 3tSr
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listing From
LONCWOOD
REALTY

GREENS" Brick Home Will
large living room, paneied walls
and fire place, dining room,
family rooms eat-in kitchen
with knotty pine cabinets, 2
bedrooms, ceramic tile bath.
basement, painted plastered
walls. hot water oil heat, large
lot. nicely Handicapped, owner
transferred.
NEAR LONGWOOD COLLEGE:
convenient to schools, churches
and business district. 10 rooms.
2 baths, partial basement. patio.
outdoor fireplace, corner lot.
" down.
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY:
Fronting approximately Y mile
on good highway. 80 acres open
with 90 acres fenced, good 6
room house with bath. good
tenant house and service sta
ton. tobacco and wheat allot-
ment. ideal pond site and good
timber value.
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY:
1897 acres completely fenced.
ITS acres open, .2l2 acre stocked
pond. 6 room house. 2 good cat
tie barns with hay storage,
grainery. 2.l3 acres bright TO-
bacco. barn. several creeks, 10
miles from Farmville. $4,000
with y down.
BRICK HOME: 3 bedrooms
bath. living room. dining room.
kitchen, knotty pine cabinets,
forced warm air heat, storm
windows and doors. years old.
\. mile from town. 81. 500.
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ROYAL TYFEWRITERS
rhe New ROYAL Typewriter
ROYAL
Observation-Disclosures
Special Purpose Typewriter
aoytype Ribbons and Carbons
Rentals and Repair Service
WHERE No CALL"
Southsile 0uNlneas hAehines
Corner High 4 Main Sts
ehone EX 1-S15E Fafmville W
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FOR SALE

J
OR LEASE = Service station
building. suitable for numerous
other types of business. Sacrifice
price. Atha Guthrie. Elk 2-438l.
3-9-4p IF
LOTS Choice locations in
Belmont Subdivision. Lots up to
500 feet deep. Atha Guthrie. Elk
2-488l. 3-9.4p iFl
DISPLAY CLOTHES RACK -
Holds nine doZ. shirts and IL doz.
pants. Metal rack. perfect con-,
dition. SIS. Atha Guthrie, Elk 2
1881. 3-9.4p tF)
1862 FORD FALCON Club Wagon.
nine passenger. Excellent for
camping. business or family use.
Must Sell. Cali FIX 2-544l.
3-9-4p tF)
CLEAN Carpets with Our Carpet
Shamp00er Free, with purchase
of Blue Lustre shampoo. Home
Furniture Co. 3-9-lt
ALLOTMENT % dark fired.
Cumberland County. c. T. Agee.
2-23-3pt F.
REFRIGERATOR y Good con-
dition. $35. Atha Guthrie, Elk
2-488l. 2-2-8p(F)
HAY - Mixed. $40 ton. Alfalfa,
$50 ton. R. c. Goodwin and
Sons Lumber Co.. Phone LY g.
1922. Powhatan. Va. 3-6-n
>>>~>>
PANSY PLANTS = Large. in
bloom. mixed colors. Free
blooming. R e ady now. Mrs.
Owen Forbes. Cumberland, Va.
Phone YU 3-365l. 3-6-3p
FRUIT TREES, Nut Trees.
Berry Plants. Grape Vines and
Landscape Plant Material = Of
fered by Virginia's Largest
Growers. Ask for Free Copy S.
pg. Planting Guide Catalog in
color. Salespeopl wanted.
Waynesboro Nurseries. Waynes-
boro. Virginia. 3-6-4p
SHOE SKATES: size Z, like new,
reasonable. Hill Top Roller Rink.
Farmville. 2-27-6p
1862 CHEVROLET, Belaire, a.
door sedan. blue. 10000 miles.
Owner on overseas job. Allen
Calhoun. AC 3-3O03. $3.50
BROODERS; New and used.
oil brooders, water fountains
and poultry feeders. Also bat
terry breeders and locust posts.
Willie w elc him. Elk 2-4774,
Farmville. 3-6-5p tF)
HAY 5000 bales at S25 ton.
Call c. w. Morris. Woodlands
Farm. Amelia County. 3-6-8t
FARMLAND eighty acres in
high production. Fifteen foot
driveway. Call Elk 2-34l2. 3-6-4t
SINGER Sewing Machine Co.
Specials Floor models. DEM
onstrator machines. Save up to
$4,000. Vacuum cleaners for
only $3.50. Supply is limited.
224 N. Main Street. Phone Eek
2-4576. Farmville, Virginia.
-. 1922
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STORM WINDOWS, DOORS
Dennis Critzer. Elk 2-5511 after
3 pm. 11-3-tf
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PIANOS: Will buy or trade. Dow
dy Furniture Co.. phone Elk
2-3440. Farmville. Va. 9-22-tf
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APARTMENT 4 rooms, furn-
iSled or unfinished. Available
April /. Mrs. Blanche Fulcher,
700 Oak St. 3-9-4p
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VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of the
County of P0whatan
RE: Application of J. T. crump,
Jr., Powhatan. Virginia. to
purchase Is acres. more or
less. located In Macon Dis
trict (c). Powhatan County.
Virginia, in the name of
Henry Arrnstead.
Order of Publication
TO: Henry Armstead and Polly
Armstead, If living. and II
deceased. their u nkno " n
heirs, devisees and assigns.
and TO WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that
a tract Of land located in Ma
con District tc> Powhatan Coun-
ty, Virginia. described as Is
acres, more or less, IN the
name Of Henry Arnstead. and
further described as Eddie Pal
more on the land books, was
sold on the 9th day Of Decem.
Der, 1858, for delinquent taxes,
levies. interest and costs, to the
Commonwealth Of Virginia, fos
the year 1855. and application
for the purchase thereof having
been filed in this office and II
appearing from the records In
this office that you are, or may
be interested in said land. you
are, therefore, notified to ap'
pear within four az months
from the date Of this notice and
to do what is necessary to pro
tect your interests.
WILLIAM E. MAXEY, JR.,
Clerk
ROBERT RANDOLPH. JONES
Attorney at Law
nos Mutual Building
iRichuond XirGinia> 32Af
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OR LEASE = Service station
building. suitable for numerous
other types of business. Sacrifice
price. Atha Guthrie. Elk 2-488l.
3-9-4p IF
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BEAGLES - 4 Beagle puppies,
l3 weeks old. Also two broke
beagles. George F.. Johnson,
Rice Road. Farmville., 1919
ALFALFA-Clover lespedeza. J.
w. Hughes. Rice. Phone Elk
2-456O. 2-16-4p Of
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FOR RENT

APARTMENT y 4 large rooms.
bath. heat and water. 5000
Landon G. Atkins. Real
tor, Farmville Phone Elk 2-4695.
l2-l-tf(F)
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MEN If you want to work.
see us at once. We can use two
ambitious men who actually need
money and are willing to work
for it. Must be neat in appearance
and good character. Answer in
own handwriting. Giving expert
ence for the past two years. Age
"a to SIS, Write to P. o. Box 124,
South Boston, Virginia. 2-23-ltf
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HUGHES ~ The family of the
late Mrs. J. Woodfin Hughes
wishes to express heartfelt ap-
probation for the many express
sions Of sympathy and acts Of
kindness by neighbors, friends,
relatives. nurses, doctors and
the hospital staff. 39lp
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Card OF Thanks

BERRE - wish to thank all the
people who came to see me or
sent me cards while I was a
patient in Johnston-Willis Hos
pital. May God bless each Of
you abundantly. E. w. Berre. ST..
Powhatan. Va. 3-9-1p
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Wet OR
0 Addins Mochines

: en- keyboard and Full KEY
board Moc:.l::-es. Manual o.
Electric.
. Calculator Machines
o Gosh Registers
Manual or Electric
Sales & Service
SoUTHSlDE BUSINESS
MACHINES
Corner High d Main Sta
hone Elk 2-6155 FaTmville. VI
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HELP WANTED

THREE MEN - Permanent. No
lay-offs. Average 81 per hour
Customer service. For personal
interview write LCJ, p. o. Box
SOL, Richmond, Va. 3-6-3tp
SALESMAN - We will supply
you with a complete line Of Raw
leigh Products to supply con-
sumers In your own town or sur
rounding rural In Prince Edward
Co. or Buckingham. Co. area.
Year around business. Large
profits. Write Rawleigh, Dept.
VAC-72O-8J8 Richmond, Va.
3-2-5t
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WAITRESS = white, IS years or
older. Apply in person to Hotel
-Weyanoke, Farmville. 3-6-3t
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ELECTROLUx CORPORATION:
Manufacturer of Americas last
est selling vacuum cleaner and
only direct factory outlet Of New
Electrolux Vacuum Cleaners.
motor drived rotary brush rug
MOBILES. rug shompooers, floor
walkers, etc. offers steady EN-
ployment with high income op-
portunity to experienced sales
men and others who would like
to learn our business If able to
qualify. Contact Mr.. E. p. Snow.
ZIG Main Street. South Boston,
Virginia. 2-23-tf
A GOOD MAN - is hard to find,
SO is good job. Call for inter-
view Sunday between 100 and
500 P. M. Phone 2-5O25, South
Boston. Virginia. 2-23-tf
ARE - you retired or working
part time. Do you get a small
pension and need to supplement
your income? have part time or
full time work for anyone who
needs more income. Write p. O..
Box 124. South Boston. Virginia,
Giving details and how I may
contact you. 2-23-tf
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DEPENDABLE and capable
young man to work in farm sup
ply store. For interview call
Export 2-3557. 3-6.tf
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SERVICES

WE CRY FOR YOU: Dtckers0n
Auction Co.. phone Elk 2-3226.
Farmville. 10-20-tf
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Get A Lot For A
Little"
In The Greens

We have many other bargains On
all kinds Of property. C0otact "a
for further Information.
LoNGWoop REALTY
CO.. INC.
Municipal Buildins
Phsne III 3-36e9
NAFDvlllA "
c. H. (Mike) LAFOON
Realtor
Home Phone Elk 2437S
Longwo0d Realty Co. Invites You
TO Listen - WFLO. AN Z FIN
sundays lies - lz:3o Pm. .
"0ng A1enG WlGb l0tshs' -
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Inquire About Our
National Homes

THE 0roeas"
(Putnsy Ssb-Division)
Beautiful Aomositos
D Town Wotoe . Sewer
O. Fire Protection
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LOTS Choice locations in
Belmont Subdivision. Lots up to
500 feet deep. Atha Guthrie. Elk
2-488l 3-9-4p IF
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FOR SALE

FLUE CURED OBAC CO
FARM. 1913 acres, 100 acres till
able. 2.68 acres, flue cured to-
bacco. 50 acres dark fired to-
bacco. Some young mixed tim
Der. Several good streams. Six
room frame house. with bath.
$4,000 full price to settle es-
tate T. P. Scott. Strout Realty,
Farlnville. Elk 2-4473. Ask for
free catalogue and bargain list.
3-9-2t tF)
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APARTMENT = 5 rooms, hot
water heat, storm windows. first
floor. located in Dillwyn. Con-
tact Mrs. Moss, phone WO 8
2O41 12-15-tf
COLORED PROPERTY: Store
Building, good location, on South
Virginia Street: New Cinder
Block House, a rooms and bath
with kitchen sink: 3 room house
on Vernon Street; room apart
nlent on North Bridge Street.
Phone Elk 1856. w. w. DECKER
erSOn 3-9-tf
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COWS, now fresh. Holstein.
Guernsey. B. l.. Garrett, Rice,
Va. $3.50
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HAY - 10 tons No. l alfalfa hay.
Can deliver, r. E. Garnet. Elk
2-A228 between 6 and 8 pm. R.
l, F'armvlle. LIFT
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DISPLAY CLOTHES RACK =
Holds nine doz. shirts and IL doz.
pants. Metal rack. perfect con-
diti0n. SIS. Atha Guthrie. Elk 2
4a8l. 3-9-4p tF)
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APARTMENT - Upper apart
ment on Oak St., Phone 1856.
l-5-l6-p(F)
APARTMENT Upper apart
nent, 2l3 No. Virginia St.. Mrs.
Harvey T. Miller, Phone Elk
2-3469. 2-23-tf(F)
BEDROOM Furnished, rea-
s0nable. Phone Elk 2-55O5. 3-2-3p
BEDROOM - Large, furnished
bedroom. first floor. reasonable
rent. Elk 2-473l. 2-27-tf
BEDROOM = private entrance.
private bath. Phone Farmville
Elk 2-3753. 2-2Nn
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-26
NEGROES MUST BE
Qualified FOR JOBS

Officials of the National Ur-
ban League announced they are
seeking qualified applicants for
many types of well-paying jobs.
There is demand from pri-
vate industry for qualified fe-
male stenographers, secretar-
les. cashiers. and business ma
chine operators.
A high school certificate is
needed plus other required skills
in particular fields. Personal ap-
pearance, voice control. and q
pleasant attitude also helps ap-
plicants.
Men seeking jobs will need
more preparation for fewer po-
sitions. They need college de-
gree in liberal arts or science
to even be considered.
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-26
ARIZONA BANK
GROWS RAPIDLY

PHOENIX = Arizona Banks
substantial growth during 1861
pushed it to l82nd place in size
among the nations more than
1000 commercial banks. Pres
ident Lloyd A. Bimson announced.
Confirmation of the banks ad-
vance was received from The
American Banker. New York
banking industry newspaper.
which annually complies rankings
of the country's banks. The Ari-
zona Bank jumped Is places, be-
ginning the year in the 200th
spot.
Empha sizing the banks re-
markable growth, Bimson pointed
out It was in l.540th place only
l6 years ago when the first
branch was opened in Phoenix.
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-26
FARMERS NEED AID

Making the most effective use
of rural Americas resources
involves keeping people who live
on the land to stay there by
bringing new resources to them
rather than moving people to
urban centers, said Sec. Of Ag-
riculture Orville l.. Freeman.
He explained there is the
equivalent Of l,4OO. 900 UNDER
employed persons in the rural
economy. Over half the people
in this country who live in pow
erty, he said, are located in
rural areas. And 2.2 million,
or almost 90 percent of the ma
tion's farms, produce only Is
percent of the total production.
''In addition to efforts to make
farms large enough to provide
an income adequate for the needs
of the farm families" said the
Secretary, I'VE are encouraging
the establishment of factories
and commercial enterprises. in
cluding recreation facilities and
tourism. which provide alter
native job opportunities in the
rural communities to give en1-
ployment where needed"
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-26
uFLU BUG" STRIKES

ATLANTA The nations in
fluenza outbreak has spread
across the country in an arc
from the West Coast to Miami
with IA states now included on
the confirmed" list, the Com
municable Disease Center re-
ported.
School absenteeism has run as
high as so per cent in some areas.
1t included on its list of flu
states: California, Washington.
Oregon. Arizona, Colorado, Iowa,
Missouri. Tennessee, Georgia,
Florida, New York. Massachu-
sets, Kansas and Kentucky.
The death rate from influenza
and pneumonia was reported to
be running about ii per cent
higher than normal with an aver
age of 563 deaths reported from
l0S major cities over each of
the past four weeks. However, It
was noted that this was 6 per
cent less than the total deaths
reported from these causes two
years ago.
Outbreaks along the West Coast
were reported Clearly on the
wane."
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-26
FURNITURE
FOR SALE
.HOuSEFUL.

- HOUSEFUL -
Washer and dryer. large refrig-
orator, range. deepfree.e. beau
tiful 7 pc. Dineste set. Silver
mink bedroom set. maple twin
bed set, carpet with pad. full
length mirror, wall pictures,
9 pcs for living room, with bed
divan & club chairs, tables &
lamps, Il" T.V. Repossessed
but real nice. Cost $l96S. 90. Bal.
Due $Se4. 500 down, $3.50 per
week ct
SOUTH PHOENIX FURNITURE
4i0i So. Central BR 6.4l0l
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-26

SAVE:: RUMMAGE SALE:::
Feb. 4th and 5th SUN, AND MON.
7 am. to 9 pm. State Fair
grounds, lo Ave. & Mcdowell.
Agriculture Building. New and
nearly new clothing, furniture.
appliances. Sponsored by Hadas-
sab. Public invited.
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-26
FURNITURE
FOR SALE

=. REPOSSESSED
Norge Washer Bal. due $26. 90
Westinghouse Washer & dryer
Bal. due $67. Kenmore Washer
Bal. due $500. Large deep
freeze Bal. due $4,000. Whirl-
pool washer Bal. due $500.
Maytag Washer Bal. due $500
Dinette Set $l4.00. Bed Divan
5000. Auto Dryer Bal. due $27
Bunk beds. bal. due $2s. Boston
High Back Rocker Bal. due $40.
SOUTH PHOENIX FURNITURE
4l0l So.Central BR 6.4l0i
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-26

FAMILIAR FIGURE Eastlake Park located at 10th St and
East jefferson is this ball-handler.
Mr. Lloyd Brown recreaonal leader in charge OF boys lOll
year-od Saturday activities and basketball coaching during
a practice The Arizona Tribune photograph
He moved Phoenix in September 1860 from CoeVille.
bachelor of science and masters degree
from Teachers College Pttsburg, Kansas
park duties include voeya instruction and serving
co-sponsor Of college nights
member of the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity He and his
wife, Ava andf family 464l S. IL Place.
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-26
JUMPS FOR RECORD

William Williams of New York
Community College outjumped all
others in an all city track meet
last week. His winning leap Of
% feet 7 inches captured the run
ming broad jump event.
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-26

DETROIT ''I'm not sur
prised," said Millard Hurlburt,
AZ, "I've given up hope Of having
a son."
No wonder.
His wife. Rosalie. 80, just
gave birth to their 10th daugh-
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back or sought any further
medical assistance. Even when
her hands became partially
paralyzed and she could not
hold on to objects, she sought
no further help.
Gradually her eyes began to
swell, then her whole face.
Found Dead In Bed
The blood pressure, the par
tial paralysis and the swelling
would have been a tip-off to
physicians tn at something
more than a simple migraine
was involved.
DR.. Schultz said Mrs. Will
liams would have been ad-
mitted to the hospital imme-
diately-with or without a pre-
check of her eligibility for free
care-when these symptoms
were found.
But Mrs. Williams sought no
further care.
On the morning of Septem-
Der %, Mr.. Williams found his
wife dead in bed. She had died
during the night. The four
children were still asleep
around her.
Preliminary results of an
autopsy by the District coroner
indicated a hemorrhage in the
brain.
This condition is extremely
difficult to diagnose, DR.. Schultz
said. Few cases such as Mrs.
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Williams are diagnosed in a
live patient. Even when the
diagnosis is made, the chances
of saving the patients life are
very poor.
Autopsy Results Awaited
DR.. Schultz said he has in
vestigated the diagnosis and
is tentatively satisfied with the
physicians actions. A final re-
port on the results of autopsy
is not expected, however, until
October Is.
What still concerns DR..
Schultz, he said last night, is
whether Mrs. Williams eligi-
bility for free care was checked
out quickly enough. He wants
to know, he said, If a card was
ever sent to Mrs. Williams to
notify her of the results of the
financial check.
The white neighbors of Mr..
Williams, who is a Negro, COL
lected a fund Of several hundred
dollars to pay for the funeral
of his wife. 1t was from the
neighbors that the Evening Star
first heard of the case.
Nothing will help now" said
Mr.. Williams, who is a porter at
the Kenwood House in Chevy
Chase. My only worry now is
to keep my kids together. I'll
do anything to keep them"
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Catholic u. Maps
Alumni Honors

Outstanding alumni will be
honored at the annual home
coming banquet November 10
at Catholic University.
Frank A. Hall, director of the
National Catholic Welfare
Conference since 1882, and
James j. Saxon, Comptroller of
the Currency, will be among
the achievement award win
ners.
Others will include DR.. Mir
lam T. Rooney, of Newark,
N. j., for her work in law;
Camille Gravel. Jr.. Alexandria,
La. politics; Mary F. Liston,
New York, nursing; Ralph
Wolf, Akron, Ohio, science and
research; DR.. James Collins, St.
Louis, scholarship; Leo A. Dyal,
Omaha, Nebr., architecture
and engineering; Msgr. Mich
olas Wegner, youth work, and
Senator Jack Miller, Sioux
City, Iowa, government.
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hold a formal hearing, officials
indicated.
An air leak in the rear door
of the plane was discovered en-
route from Philadelphia to
Windsor Locks. Miss de Moriere
and the co-pilot, Thomas
Hawkins. "a, also of Alexan-
dria, attempted to plug the
leak with pillows, said a pas
senger, Charles Mack, "a, of
Springfield, Mass.
The rushing noise of air
stopped, Mr.. Mack said. Then
Miss de Moiriere sat down
next to him and chatted.
"A little while later. she
said, excuse me. I have to an