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FITZPATRICK, JOHN j. Sacred to
the memory of my dear son, JOHN
j. FITZPATRICK, who departed this
life two years ago today, March
T. 1860.
There is a mother who misses you
sadly.
And finds the time long since you
went,
And thinks of you daily and hourly,
But tries to be brave and con-
tent. MoMM1E.
GIBSON, DR.. GEORGE A. Beloved
husband of Gertrude, R. and father
of Cooper Wesley, entered into eter-
nal rest March Z, 1860.
Give him eternal rest, Q God,
him. Amen.
GRAY, ROLAND. A tribute Of love
o ana desr son RoLA M aRA wSo
day, March Z, 1916,
More and more each day we miss
Friends may think the wound is
healed,
But they little know the sorrow
Within our hearts concealed.
Peaceful be thy rest, dear Son.
1t is sweet to breathe your name;
In life, we, loved you dearly.
In death We do the same,
R6ssEIL AND ERMENI n GRAY RAY
GRAY, ROLAND. In loving memory
| ROLAND GRAY. who departed this
life , sixteen years ago today March
In memory we turn back the pages
AS along the way We trod;
We A6 bleS Ss. the , years rs. we had you,
LOVING aRANpMoTHER, 'O ELLEN
PALMER; UNCLE AND AUNTS
MADISON. JAMES E. tribute Of
| love in memory Of my beloved hus-
band. JAMES E. MADISON, who
pMa sSeS away af three years ago today
1t was Gods will you couldn't stay
OF the one I loved
And will never forget.
YOqRn ILSo0V LOVING WIFE. FLoss1E A
MILLER, MINNIE B. In loving mem.
MI ii 04I MAJ SELE Mte w fnd d @ShsF
this life four years ago today, March
| We miss you now, our hearts are
| sore;
As time goes by we miss you more;
Your loving smile, your gentle face
Her DEVOTED d RUSSIANS H SfSA FRED I1S s.
AND SON. MELVIN B. MILLER.
MOORE, COLONIUs. In memory Of
our husband and Stepfather. CO.
LONIUS MOORE. who passed SIX
years ago today, March Z, 1855
Gone, but not forgotten.
| DAUGHTER Ethel a FEN.
NELL. - me- o. FEN
MOUNSEY, ETHEL I. In memory o.
MOUNsEY, who departed this life
nine years ago today, March Z, 1893
Memories dear, we hold of thee,
Cherished in our thoughts you will
Devoted and considerable mother and
| wife.
You live II our hearts as you did
THE Mo,uNsEY FAMILY.
MOUNsEY, DIR. ETHEL NIXON. Nine
loved friend, A DR.. ETHEL Nj Nixon
MoUNsEY, passed away
Out Of sight, but cherished in
nf THEEMA AND CHARLIE.
PHILLIPS, AMANDA NJ. In loving
memory Of our GEAR mother,
| AMANDA M. FhlLLlHS. VINO passed
away three years ago today, March
| z. 1859.
What would l not give to clasp her
hand,
Her dear, sweet face to see;
To hear her voice, to see her smile,
That meant so much to me.
You. left behind an aching heart
| That loved you most sincere;
I never did, nor never will
| Forget you Mother dear.
THE CHILDREN.
SABSOOK. ETA W. In fond mem
DRY of our beloved daughter, our
sister and our aunt. MRS ETA W
| SABSOOK, who left us so suddenly
one year ago today, March Z. 1861.
J You left US alone. but still you're our
own, in our beautiful memories.
THE FAMILY.
SAXHAUG, ERLING. D. In memory
| ERLING B. SAXfiAUci, who de-
| parted this life eleven wears ago
today, March Z; 1851
| HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGH-
TER.
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Announcements Of
GAwutnna ka ksA~A..
lit Mpntnrtattt

BARKER. THOMAS L. Sacred to the
memory of my dear husband. father
and grandfather. THOMAS L.
BARKER, who departed this life
FIVE years ago today, March z,
Your life is a beautiful memory,
A sorrow too great to be told
And to US who loved and lost you,
Your memory will never grow old.
YOUR LOVING WIFE. MARGARET;
DAUGHTERS, EARLINE, ANN
AND JEAN; SON. DONALD, AND
GRANDCHILDREN KAREN
MYRA AND DONNIE.
FITZPATRICK, JOHN G. Sacred to
the memory of our dear husband
and father. JOHN J. FITZPATRICK,
who departed this life two years
ago today. March 7. 1850
In memory we turn back the pages
Along each road we trod:
We bless the years he had him.
And leave the rest to God
WIFE AND CHILDREN, CHRIS,
JOHN AND KIM.
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WEINsTEN. REBECCA. On wedpes

day March J. 1852. 'REsEccesA
Weinstein and devoted mother of
Mrs. Helen WeinStein, Max Vein
stein and Meyer Weinstein OF Phila-
delphia. Pa. She also is survived
by three grandchildren and nine
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. Vein
stein rests at the Bernard Danzan-
sky g. Sons Funeral Home, 1901
i4th st. NV. Notice of funeral
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THOMPSON, JOSIE B. On Wednesday
M HstS St Z at 6 bsE rssia %Sps dsg
son, sister of Marie B. Howell and
daughter Of the late Michael anG
Margaret Buckley. Friends may cal
at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st
ana Mass. ave. ne. Notice of fu-
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WILKINSON. ANNE M. On Monday,
March 8, 1862, at her residence,
4140 Conn. ave. NV. ANNE NJ,
WILKINSON, beloved wife of LIE Roy
A. wilkinson sister of Mrs, Sophie
Brown, Mrs. Margaret Happes, Mrs.
Dorothy Childs, Mrs. Gertrude
Hawkins and Mrs. Frances Frazier.
neral Home. 2901 14th st. NV, on
Thursday, March 8, at 9 pm, park
Ing facilities). Interment Aurora,
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BEsL;LAMY. MARVIN. Suddenly. Q!

Ihursday. March /, 1862. MARVIN
BELLAMY. Of 225 F st. ne. passed
away. Devoted cousin of Israel
host Of other relatives and friends.
After 8 pm. Wednesday. March Z,
friends are invited to call at the
J. R. Cameron e. Sons Funeral
Home, Gil K st. NV Funeral from
at l pm. Interment Harmony Gene
teTy
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pm. for the purpose Of conducting
funeral services for our late sister,
ETHEL S. BURGESS.
EMILY w. DAY. w. M.
BLANCHE F. UPD1KE. Secy.
CHAMBERLAIN. HENRI L. Suddenly,
L. CHAMBERLAIN Of 2iO9 Dexter
ave-. Silver Spring, Md. beloved
husband of Anna C. Chamberlain
and father of Leo ]. Chamberlain.
Arrangements by the Collins Flu
neral Home. Notice of funeral
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THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. c.
Wednesday, March 7, 1862
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B. LEE MCDONALD. w M.
MYRTLE B. DUPREE' Secy

3. LEE McpoNALD. W. M.
MYRTLE B. DUPREE. secy.
ELIZABETH. On FRIDAY
March 2, 1862, MISS Elizabeth
TERRELL Of 1885 California st.
mother. Mrs. Ella Jordon; two SIS
tiers. Mrs. Cassie Digins and Miss
Annie Terrell; two brothers. James
and William T. Terrell: two sisters
m-law. Mrs. Maude Terrell and Mrs.
and many friends. Remains iest-
ing at Horizons Mortuary, 1924 You
st. NV, on Thursday, March 8. after
pm, where services will be held
on Friday, March o, at II am,
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
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March 4, 1862, at George Washing
ton University Hospital ARLENE
court, Silver Spring, Md, beloved
wife Of Edward 6. Beagle, jr.
daughter Of Mrs. Justin Tarvin ano
sister Of Donald Tarvin of Marion
Ohio. Friends may call at the Gawlel
Courtesy parking opposite). after
IL noon Tuesday, March 6. where
services will be held on Friday
March 9, at pm. Interment Cedar
Jill Tapnoferv
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WMsoN, EVELYN A. On Monday

"I Ms1cS' EVELYN 1aag v 4; On On Monday,
SON. She leaves a loving husband
Henry Wilson, jr.; two daughters,
Elsie and Linda Wilson; enc sister
Edna jefferson, and her mother and
tice of funeral later. Arrangements
by the W. H. Bacon Funeral Home.
WYRICK. LUTHER DOVE. On Tues
day, March 8. 1862, at Mount Alto
Hospital, LUTHER p. WYRICK Il
Mrs. Lear Wyrick and brother Of
Mary Wilson, Fronie w. Shields.
Viola Rutherford, Rebecca Boles and
John Wyrick; Friends may call at
st. ne. where services viii be held
at ! pm. on Thursday March s,
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry
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ETHEL S. The officers
and members of Bethle-
hem Chapter, No. Z, o. E.
s., are requested to as
semble at the De Vol Flu
neral Home, 1924 Wiscon-
sin ave. NV. on Thurs
day, March s. 1862, at 8
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BRIDGES, JESSE. On Saturday, March

8. 1852. at Mount Alto Hospital.
JESSE BRIDGES OF 2219 Flagier
place NV. devoted husband Of
Helen Bridges. He also is survived
by five nieces, two nephews, other
relatives and friends. Remains rest
neral Home, 3O15 18th st. ne.
lample parking facilities). where
friends may call after pm
wednesday, March z. and where fu-
neral services will be held Thursday.
Arlington Natinnal renna ferr
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BARKsDALE, ELIZABETH G. On Mon;

day, March 5, Sl962, ELIZABETH
g. BARKSDALE, beloved wife OF
and mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Barks-
dale Grignon of 3l3 North Virginia
ave. Falls Church, Va. She also
is survived by two grandchildren,
Robert and Thomas. Friends may
call at the Pearson Funeral Home,
Church, Va. from . to pm. and
1880 to $50 pm, where services
will be held on Thursday, March
8. at 10 am. Interment Glenwood
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members OF
g T.: ]; Il 2: I
ave. ne. Mount Rainier, Md, at
ggI Pm Thq GSfls INN March g. i 1892;
FLOYD HEIMER, Secretary.
COOPER %a4cR s. M lSSy G. h On s MSpass
MLoY Eed eoopE aye be EISskyi sfe 81
Nelson Cooper, mother Of McRein
THOMPSON, Elizabeth HoSley; Ne;
Vived by IS, grandchildren, three
sisters, other relatives and friends.
After 3 pm, Thursday. March 8
dence Requiem mass viii be said for
the repose of her soul on Friday,
March 8. at am. at St.. Mary s
Catholic Church. Rockville, Md. IN
DAMyIS }oH tSs2 At JOIN e H B2Ss
and. the late Robert N; Davis q 2lS
East r GTlgmbis st Fails rs. Church
Funeral Home, Az North Washing.
10 am. Wednesday, March !, where
March 8, 1862, at 2:30 pm. Inter
ment lakewood Cemetery. z
DRAKE, MAUD G. On Tuesday, March
6, 1862, MAUD G. DRAKE of 1O4i
Wilson lane, Bethesda, Nd; be-
C. Drake, USA retired). mother
of Mrs. Lucie D. Williams and Mrs
Jane D. Greene. half sister of Mrs
Charlotte Van Christman Of Camp
Lejeune. N. c., and G. Walter Gates
of Seattle, Wash. Friends are in.
vited TO call at the Bethesda-Chevy
Chase Funeral Home of Robert A
Humphrey Bethesda. Md, where
services will be held on Thursday
March 8, at 8 am Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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pisai R 2 1gH a. L. "A HAsFiN so 0 Of
1905 North 22d ST.. Arlington: Va,
beloved husband Of Elizabeth T.
Hastings. father of Mrs. Lucy E.
of Mrs. Jessie Fox Of Clinton, Ind
He also is survived by two grand
children. Friends may call at the Ar
/ lington Funeral Home. 1901 North
services will be held on Thursday,
March &. at lis pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery
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Tuesday. March s, 1862, al George
town University Hospital. COROL
H. HYNES (HINESl of $50 Perry
lard. William J. Hynes and Cath
crime z. Bolda of Poughkeepsie,
N. Y; grandmother of Cheryl E.
Brooks. She also is survived by
seven other grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A.
Humphrey, Bethesda, Md, where
services will be held on Friday,
March 8, at 1915 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 8
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Dratha

JOHNSON. HENRY z. All officers
o. - and Mobiles Of Mecca TEN.
pie, No. 10, A. e. A. o. N
M. s.. are requested to at.
nm tend funeral services fol-
TN our late Noble, HENRY
V&E z; JOHNSON, en- Thursday
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CLEMENIS' PHILIP NJ, Ut. On Tues-
day, March 8, 1862. PHILIP NJ
ave. Cheverly, Md. beloved son Of
Philip M. and Amelia M. Clements
tnee Pesagno), brother Of Mrs.
Barbara M. Di Nenna, John g. and
James F. Clements, grandson of
Mrs. joseph Mentges and Mrs.
Catherine Clements. Friends may
call at the Nalley Funeral Home.
5000 Rhode Island ave. at Eastern
ave. ne. Funeral Friday. March 8,
Catholic Church in Cheverly. Md.
where mass will be offered at 10
am. for the repose of his soul. Rel
atives ard friends invited. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 8
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March 8. 1862, at the washington
Hospital Center. SARKIS HINTLIAN
OF 1901 Woodbury. drive. Silver
Spring. Md. beloved husband of
Azniv Hintlian, father of Mrs. Angel
Maranian. grandfather of Albert and
Ronald Maranian and Mrs. Louise
Hewett, brother Of NeShan Hintlian.
He also is survived by four great
H, Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901
14th st. NV, on Friday, March q,
at IL am. parking facilities. In
terment Prospect Hill Cemetery. The
family suggests that expressions of
sympathy may be made in the form
of a contribution to the Armenian
Church Rnildinu Fund
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NJ. E. sPARRoUGH. Secretary.

HARRIS. LOUIS C. Suddenly, at his
residence, .26l9 Douglas I'd. Sc;
| by devoted sister-in-iaw. Mrs.
Jessie Hall of Montclair, N. j..
and many friends. Funeral serv-
ices on Thursday, March 8, 1862,
list Church. Nichols ave. and How
ard I'd. sc. Casket will not be
opened at any time. Arrangements
by Walter E. Hunter. Family may
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CHAMBERLAIN, HENRI L. Members
"A of Father Rosensteel Coun-
.AAIM Gil. No. 2169, Knights Of
AKLEA Columbus. are hereby no.
T1sHIA titled of the death Of
SNG w Brother HENRI L. CHAM
\N<N BERLAND and are re-
wy quested to assemble at the
Collins Funeral Home, 1921 14th
st. NV, Washington, D. c.. for the
recitation Of the rosary at Sis
pm. Friday, March 8. 1862.
JAMES F. LYNN, Grand knight
WILLIAM v. JOUVENAII, Fin. secy.
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bgMh sreS; LIZ EaHEL 8; On Tuesday,
M SeldSsde o. . 1899 ETHEL 8. BURGESS
Elton. Joseph. Roland and Richard
Sedgwtck, Gen. Joseph Burger,
uSMC (retired): Clarence Burger,
Mrs. William May and Mrs, Eugene
Day. Friends may call at the De Vol
Funeral Home, 1924 Wisconsin ave.
NV, where services will be held on
Friday. March 8, at 1890 am. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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THE EVENING STAR

Easter come choose from JeIIeff foshonrght,
voIue- right collections Of the in apparel and
accessories
Open tonight ot Silver Spring,
Falls Church and Shirneton
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Anti-lntegrution
Amendment Gets
Georgia Support

ATLANTA. Nov. Z (AP).-
A constitutional amendment
aimed at preventing forced in
tegration of Georgia schools
forged ahead in early returns
in yesterdays general election
The proposal, No. l on a
ballot of Is Statewide amend
ments. would put into the con-
stitution the right of freedom
from compulsory association
at all levels of public education"
The amendment, a leftover
from the 1861 legislative fight
on school segregation, also as
sures State funds for any stu
dent who does not want to
attend an integrated school.
The vote, with 277 of 1885
precincts reported, was 46,727
for, 35,734 against.
Amendment No. l would pre-
vent white students from being
forced to attend classes with
Negroes. 1t would preserve in
violate freedom from compul-
sorry association at all levels of
public education" and require
the Legislature to provide funds
for an adequate education for
citizens, even if they choose
to attend private schools.
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u. S. Fires
2 PoyIoods
In Virginia

A double-barreled experiment
was lofted, high over the Wal
lops Island (Va.) space testing
station this morning. 1t spread
a vast pink and yellow vapor
cloud visible for hundreds of
miles.
The tests, which involved
two launchings within minutes,
were conducted to check on
electron density and tempera-
lures, and wind and diffusion
rates in the upper atmosphere,
the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration said.
A NASA spokesman said both
tests were successful.
The first test was run off at
SIS am. with a two-stage
Nike-Cajun hurting a 55-pound
pay load 80 miles up. Its mis-
sion: To measure night time
electron density and tempera-
lures in the ionosphere.
About % minutes later a two
stage Nike-Apache rocket blast
ed off and spread a cloud of
sodium vapor which reached
a peak altitude of 103 miles
and was visible for a radius of
several hundred miles. It
tested atmospheric winds and
diffusion.
NASA said it was the first
time two tests of this kind were
conducted jointly.
They were carried out by
NASA's Goddard Space Flight
Center and the GeophysicS
Corporation of America, Bed
ford, Mass.
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followed by Mrs. Kennedy and
their son john" Gen. Aram-
buru told reporters afterward.
Caroline was accompanied by
a girl playmate, about her own
age, who was not identified.
Mr.. Aramburu expressed sat-
isfaction with his visit with
Mr.. Kennedy.
Asked if they had discussed
Argentina's offer of military
aid in the Cuban crisis, the
general replied:
Eyes, we did. The President
expressed his appreciation for
the firm and decisive attitude
of the Argentine government in
these circumstances"
Mr.. Arumburu did not elab-
crate. but Argentina has re-
portedly sent two ships to aid
in the blockade of Cuba.
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AIgerions Occupy
u. S. Consulate

ALGIERS, Nov. 7 (AP).-
United States officials have
started negotiations to obtain
return of a villa housing the
American consulate in Con-
stantine.
Algerian troops occupied the
villa last week after Consul
Edward w. Schafer went to
France to get his family.
Mr.. Schafer returned to find
the troops occupying the house.
Apparently they disregarded
the consulate plaque on the
wall.
The United States Embassy
said the situation was not Sc
rious and negotiations for the
return of the villa are in
progress"
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of the family are on trial,
together with the family doctor,
Jacques Caster, accused of COM
plicity in numbering the de-
formed baby.
DR.. Herpin told the court that
he was called in to examine
the body of the dead child. He
said that when he arrived at
the Vandeput home he ques-
toned the baby's father, who
told him frankly that the child
had been given a barbiturate
drug.
Nevertheless" said DR.. Her.
pin, If I had been certain that
1 was the only one knowing of
this affair l would have written
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Son Of Housing Chief
Kills Self in Gun Game

band took the gun from his
pocket, loaded it, pointed it at
the floor and pulled the trigger
a number of times. Each time
that the revolver misfired
seemed to confirm his belief it
would not shoot ammunition
designed for an automatic
weapon.
Then, she said, he took all
but one bullet from the guns
chamber and, pointing the
weapon at his head, pulled the
trigger several more times
before it went off.
Mr.. Weaver, a salesman for
a Manhattan coffee firm, died
in Mother Cabrini Hospital
Az hours later.
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Doctor Cites Sympathy
In ThoIidomide SIoyinq

LIEGE, Belgium, Nov. 7 (AP) .
"A Belgian doctor today con-
fessed he would have made a
false report, about the killing
of the thalidomide baby
Carinne Vandeput-had he been
sure that the true cause of
death would remain a secret.
His statement caused a COM
in the courtroom and
the judge temporarily sus-
pended the trial.
DR.. Andre Herpin was giving
evidence in the third day of the
thalidomide murder trial here.
The baby's mother, Mrs. VAN
deput, and three other members
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Federal Government. The
elder Weaver arrived here from
Washington and hurried to the
hospital where his son had died
an hour before.
He was in his uptown Man
haitian apartment with his wife,
their two children and Mrs.
Viewers cousin and grand
mother when he fired the fatal
shot late yesterday.
Mrs. Aida Weaver, 81, said
her husband had believed a
bullet he put into the 80 cali
Der revolver was too small for
it and wouldn't fire.
Deputy Inspector Thomas
Callan said the fatal wound
was self-inflicted accidentally.
Mrs. Weaver said her hus-
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Your schedule is busy Not all Social of how
you TO plan party wardrobe, ready host of
With such you'll need less for choices
time for fomiY position At Woodward Lothrop
make much of foshion in sizes l2222h Festive and oene
flow Of ondoyon Crepe floor length with co droped
back by Andoro white oeune black 1895 evening
coos returning elegance black crushreston royon velvet
MGum ned by do $500 Brocode the theoe costumes
Groee Toyors inkbown and gold oetote-nyonond
Myor meoc 1926. Leslie PIONEERS versatile of oceoe-ond
royon crepe odds lace overbIouse, black navy 1895
W&l-Womens Fashions =. Washington, Chevy Chose,
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NEW YORK, Nov. 7 (AP)-
A game of Russian roulette, po-
lice said, ended the life last
night Of Robert Weaver, jr., %,
adopted son of President Ken
nedy's housing chief.
Young Weaver apparently be-
heVed his gun wouldn't fire
When he put it to his temple
and pulled the trigger.
His father, Robert C. Weaver,
is administrator of the Hous-
ing and Home Finance Agency
and the highest ranking Negro
appointee in the history of the
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down the death as from natural
causes"
At this, spectators broke into
applause.
The trial was Immediately
suspended by the court pres
ident, who ordered that mem
bers of the public be removed
from the chamber
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Public Schools Rolls
At 668,36o in Stute
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. 7 (AP)-
The State Department of Edu-
cation reports that a total of
668,369 pupils are attending
public schools in Maryland this
fall, an increase of 32,019 over
last year.
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A Long Wuit

MONTEzUMA, Iowa, Nov. Z
(AP) - For "a years Clinton
Ryan, Brooklyn Qowa) Demo-
crat, has tried to get elected
Poweshiek County attorney. He
made it yesterday, the first
Democrat to fill the office since
1899. Mr.. Ryan defeated the
Republican incumbent Fritz
Goreham of Montezuma.
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Caroline Visits
AS President,
Arumburu Talk
BY the Associated Press

Little Caroline Kenendy
bounded into the Presidents
office last night to give her
father a hug and kiss as the
Chief Executive chatted with
ex-President Pedro Aramburu
of Argentina.
President Kennedy had just
returned from voting in Boston
and a visit to his father in
Hyannis Port.
"A delightful interruption of
my visit came with the arrival
of the Presidents daughter,
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vent chipping, cracking, splitting.
cuTIclE PRoBlEMsi Sally Hansen's NAIL
PROTEIN softens, conditions. soc each!
The frontiersman., 1962-04-26
People, Spots In The News

1A MILLION ACRES of corn can. be planted each year with seed from this new Cargill Hybridsl plant, one of nations most modern processing facilities. in Pontiac. III.
The frontiersman., 1962-04-26
New Books al Palmer Library

Among new books recently placed on the shelves at the Palmer Public Library are the following:
 CHILDREN AND JUNIOR DEPARTMENTS: "S potte e d Horse, Baleh; Danger! lee bergs Ahead, Poole, About the Biggest Salmon, Hayes; "Whitefoot" McClung: and Miss Happiness, Golden.
 A D U LIT NON-FICTION: Selected Letters James; When They Burned the White House, Fully; The Medicine Show" Consumer Reports; House Without Roof Hin dus; "A Zoo In My Luggage {. Durrell; and Guide to the Two Year Colleges Esken.
 ADULT FICTION: Miss Gagshot Goes to Moscow Tel