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BRUNssEN. ANNA Nj. On Monday

April Is. 1862. ANNA NJ. BRUINS.
sen OF 56O5 Sonoma rd. Bethesda
Md, beloved wife of the late Henry
Brunssen and mother of Mrs G
She also is survived by two grand
children Friends are invited tC
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home of Robert A. Pum-
phrey. Bethesda, Nd. where sery-
ices, will be. held on Wednesday
April is. at > pm. Internent
Mount Hope Cemetery, Hastings-On-
Hudson V
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BUCKLEY, ELoIsA G. suddenly. oI

Monday, April 10, 1862, at her
NV. EEoIsA G. BUcKLEY. ~ / beloved we
wife of the late Frank L. Buckley
and mother of Frank L. Buckley.
J. Buckley. She also is survived
by four sisters and three grand
children. Friends may call at the
De Vol Funeral Home. 2224 Wis
consin ave. NV, from IL noon until
10 pm. Wednesday. April Is. Pray
ers will be recited at the above
funeral home on Thursday, Apri
10. at 9:45 am. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery IS
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JEFFERSON. MARGARET On Sun

day. April Is, 1869. MARGARET E.
JEFFERSON of 324 18th place ne,
beloved sister of Mrs. Emma l..
jackson, Mrs. Viola NJ. Mason and
Mr.. Paul jefferson of Jarratt, Va.
Also surviving are her nieces, neph-
eWs. relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting at Joseph c. Bond S
Funeral Home. Emporia. Va. Sery-
ices and interment at l pm. Thurs
day, April l9 at Jarratt Va lS
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BUCKLEY. JAMES LAWRENCE.

denly. on Wednesday April is.
1862. at Childrens Hospital. JAMES
LAWRENCE BUCKLEY of S443
Piney Branch court, Silver Spring,
Md, infant son of John S. and
Nancy B. Buckley. brother OF Eric
and grandson of Mr. and Mrs
Hugh L. Buckingham. Notice OF
service later
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SILVER: EVA. On Wednesday, Apri

oIL In: LFa. On wednesday, April
Fla, EVA SILVER, beloved S metSer. ReaSr.
OF Mrs. Howard Nicholson of West
Palm Beach. Fla. and Mrs. Daniel
Paskow of Richmond, Va. Funeral
services at the Bernard DanZansky
Sons Funeral Home, 1901 14th
st. NV. (parking facilities ada
cent?. on Friday, April 20, at |
pm. 1nterment B'nai Israel Gene
terry. 81
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SANDERS. RENIAM1N IL On H..

day, April 10, 1862, BENJAMIN
H. SANDERS Of 1924 Monroe st
NV. He is survived by two de-
voted sisters. Mrs. Betty p Sanders
and Mrs. Mary v. Sanders, and
other relatives and many friends,
Remains resting at Horizons Mortu-
sry, 1924 You st. NV, on Thurs
cay, april 10, after ) pm. Fu-
neral services on Friday. April 90,
at 1880 am, at the Park Road
Community Church, 1919 Park I'd,
NV. the Rev. D. NJ Pleasant Of
flciattng. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. ;9s
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JONES, JOHN. On Friday, April 13.

JUNES, JOHN. On Friday, April 13,
JONES of l45J w st. NV. He
Is survived by a loving wife, Mrs
Emma Jones; one son. one daughter.
two brothers. three sisters. other
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at Horizons Mortuary,
1924 You st. NV. where services
Will be held on Thursday, April
l9, at II am, the Rev Leroy
Waldo officiating. Interment Har-
mOnY Memorial PARK
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HESTER, LoU Erwin. On Monday

AprlI 10, 1867, at Arlington Hos
pltal. LOU Erwin HESTER of 6lj@
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va, be-
loved husband of Hilma H. Hester.
father of Mrs. Luella Glen of Falls
Church. Va, and Mrs. Sabrs VOL
drop Of Jacksonville. Fla: son of
Mrs. John Hester of Ina, H. and
Vernon, Ill; Mrs. Jola Jones of
La Porte. Ind; Mrs. Maud Parsons
and Mrs. Ferne Lowry Of Wash
ington. D. c.; Mrs. Clara Warren
OF Rochester, N Y; Mrs. Victoria
Mrs. Josephine Reed of Ina. Ill,
and grandfather Of Deborah Lee
and Michael Edward Glen. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va,
Where funeral services will be held
on Friday. April 20. at > pm.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. 10
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lester, LOU ERWIN. A special com

"a municatIon of Cherrydale
A Ell. /. ! !: @ .... !.
H\ Lodge, No. A.. A. F. and
M NO Wednesday, April is, 1862
TSLX for the purpose of con-
" for our late brother. LOU
ERWIN HESTER. Services at the
Ives Funeral Home. @S47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. Va. at 1:3O pm.
MANLEY POLLARD. W. NJ.
CARL c. COMLEY, Secretary.
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sHERER, EMILY LUCIA. ON Mondar
SHIELDS ELSIE HE1FNER IN r.,

day, March II. 1862. ELSIE HEIF.
Rev. Wallace G OsDEsd Shields "r9 mother St t6' 3
John C. Shields and Mary Ruti
Shields, daughter of Mrs. c.. M
Heifner and sister of Frank Row
ley and Mrs. Donald Gray. Fu
neral services will be held OF
Thursday, April 10. at 1890 am.
at st. Mary's Episcopal Church. Co
lonial Beach. Va. Burial will fol
low In the Stonewall Jackson Gene
terry, Lexington, Va. at pm. Re.
mains resting at the Nash & SlaV
Funeral Home, Colonial Beach, Va
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SMITH, HARRY J. On Tuesday. April

il, 1862 HARRY J. uTsSnxt sMiTH Hpfll Of
5509 Glenwood rd.. Bethesda, Md,
Smith and father OF Mrs. Irma S,
Albright. Friends are invited to
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home of Robert A. Pum-
phrey. Bethesda, Md. where services
VIII be held on Thursday. April 10,
at 1890 am. Interment Cedar Hill
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SANDERS, JOHN WILSON On Tine

JUHN WILSUN. On Tues
DAY April IL. 1902, at Casualty
1860 Potomac ave Sc. devoted
brother Of Odessa Sanders OF Bal
timore. Md Also surviving are
four brothers, auntS and unclPs,
other relatives and many friends.
Remains resJing at the John T,
Rhines Co. Funeral Home. 30l5 18th
st. ne. Notice of funeral later.
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"Wednesday, April Is, 1861
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BIRCH, JOSEPH WALTER. 81

Tuesday. April l.. 1862. at Fairfax
Hospital, JOSEPH WALTER BIRCH.
Sr., of Route 4 Vienna. Va. beloved
husband of Fannie B Birch; father
of Joseph W Birch. lr.. OF Hyat,s-
Church. Va and Fannie B. Brown
OF Hyattsville, Md: brother of Daisy
Talbot. Florence Angel, Rose Rubin.
Ida Wernig and Evelyn Lawson. He
also is survived by five grandchll-
dren and one great-granGSon
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington.
Va, after 10 m. Thursday. April
10, where funeral services will be
held on Friday. April 20. at l am.
Interment National Memorial Park
10
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KING, WILLIAM BERNARD. On Tues.

day. April II, 1862, at his residence,
KING, the beloved brother OF Lillian
Edwards, Irene King. Cora Murphy.
Agnes Miller, Dora Parker and
Joseph Arthur King. Friends may
call at the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home, 1861 Good Hope I'd. s.e.
parking facilities), until 10 pm
Wednesday. April IS. Services at ST
Marys Catholic Church. Piscataway
| Nd, on Thursday. April 10, at S:45
m. InteTment Cedar Hill CemeterY
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April Is. 1862. MR.. EMERY Earl
COLBERT departed this life at the
Arlington Hospital, Arlington, Va
son of the late william and Isabelle
Colbert He leaves to mourn his
loss devoted wife. Mary NJ. Colbert.
three brothers, william Albert and
George Colbert: two sisters. Matte
Stepney and Emma Bolden: four
siSters-in-law, three Stepchildren,
one son-in-law, one daughter-in-la law,
five grandchildren, one aunt. Nellie
Andreau of Philadelphia. Pa. many
relatives and friends. Remains rest
ing at the John T. Rhines Co. Fu-
neral, Home, 30l5 18th st. ne,
friends may call after 6 pm
Wednesday. April ls Funeral serv-
ices Thursday. April 10. at 1870
pm, at the Grace Methodist Church.
Chapel HILL Md. the Rev. l. A. Sher-
man officiating Interment church
cemetery
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DE WITT, THOMAS B. On Tuesday

WITT NREE4 Of 5606 SS EnO2a nGHAS &. = silTef WE
Spring. Md, beloved husband of
Anna Harper De Witt, devoted son
of Mrs. Alma De Witt of Birming-
ham, Ala. brother of william 3
De Witt. Friends are invited to
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home of Robert A Pun
phrey, Bethesda Md. where serv-
ices will be held on Thursday. April
-, at l pm. Interment Arlington
National Temetery
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RIELEY. HAROLD r. On Tuesdav,
April II. 1862, at the Washing
ton Hospital Center, HAROLD r,
RIELEY of Groveton, Va. He is
survived by three brothers and
six sisters. Services at the s. H
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2gOl i4th
St: NV, on Thursday. April 10. at
10 am. parking facilitiesD. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. is
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sOgTHARD. CLARENCE WILLIAM

OF 1417 Holbrook st. ne, wash
ington. D.. c., on April 10. 1862,
husband Of Anna c. Southard Cnee
Brocatol and brother of Mrs. Way
man Fincham, Mrs. Mamie Lauer.
Elmer and John Southard. Serv-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home,
5l7 llth st. Sc, on Friday, April
Olivet Cemetery, ia
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DEMENT,, MARY COLUMBIA {

Tuesday, April II, 1862, at her
residence, 1920 Charles rd..
Wheaton. Md, MARY COLUMBIA
DEMENT,. beloved wife of James
B. Dement,, mother of Juanita l.
Austin. Rose Edna Paugh, Mary
Frances Taylor James B., ir, and
BENJAMIN F. Dement,. She also is
survived by seven grandchildren and
nine great-grandchildren. Prayers
will be offered at the James T
Ryan Funeral Home, BIZ Pa. ave
Sc, on Friday. April 20, at IL
q m. Relatives and friends invited
lnteTment Cedar Hill Cemetery Ig
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April Il, 1902. at Sibley Hospital.
MABEL J. HARTLEY of 500
Everest drive. HillcreSt Heights. Md,
beloved wife of the late Daniel c.
Hartley, mother Of Mrs. Ruth S.
Turner. Mrs. 1helma J. Corkins.
Mrs. Edna L. Switzer and Mrs.
Frances Lane, sister of Mrs. Arthur
Blackburn, Mrs. Ruth V. DALEY
and the late Mrs. william D.
Hoover. She also is survived by
five grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home 4th St
and Mass. ave. ne, where serv-
ices will be held on Friday, April
20, at pm. Interment Cedar
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MILLER, WILLIAM D. on Mondav

NILLEh' WILLIAM d. On Monday,
April 10. 1852, at Mount Alto
Veterans Hospital. WILLIAM D.
MILLER of 1907 North 18th st
Arlington. Va, beloved husband OF
Mrs. Mary NJ. Miller. father OF
Mrs. Margaret Quistorf. Mrs. Kath-
ryn Cubitt. Mrs. Thelma Lawson
and Mrs. Billie Mae Sabatini and
brother OF Mrs. Margaret Duval,
Thomas, Harry and Joseph Miller
He also is survived by three grand
children: Friends may call at the
FITZGERALD Funeral Home. 3245 viii
son blvd. tparking in rear, Arling-
ton, Va. where services will be held
on Friday, April 20. at 9:45 am,
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry 10
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April Is. 1862. ISAAC W TINS Sf
Il5S Neal st. ne. son of Mrs, Pearl
Tins; brother of James, Henry,
1Sreal and John Tins, Mrs. Alma
IS survived by other relatives and
friends Remains resting with
L. E. Murray g. Son, 1897 10th st
NV. where friends may cali or
wednesday: April Is. from 4 to IL
be held on Thursday, April 10 al Al
pm, the Rev. Turn officiating
Interment Lancaster County, s. G
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satardaS' April Il, 19G9' 9G9ueJ5S; JosEPa Sa
E. WHITE Of "a Gresham place
NV. husband of Margaret v. White.
father of Marcia White and Evelyn
V. Roebuck and father-in-law of
Raymond H. Roebuck. Also Surviv-
ing are devoted aunt Ophelia
Sykes of New Orleans, La; two
nephews. other relatives and friends.
Friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home. 3S9 Rhode Island
ave. NV, after 4:30 pm, Wednes-
day, April 1S. Funeral services
will be held at the Park Road Com
munity Church, 1919 Park rd. NV.
on Thursday. April 10. at 1870
am. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery. Is
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10. 1862, at Casualty Hospital,
EMMA L. MAYO of POS 18th ST.
ne, beloved mother of James. Lin
ply, Samuel. Colonel. Edward and
Luther Mayo. She also is survived
by two brothers. a host of grand
children, Observation-Disclosures nieces,
nephews and other relatives and
friends. From $50 to II pm
Wednesday, April IS. friends may
call at Crouch's Funeral Home. 81
K st. NV. Services will be held on
Thursday. April 10. at , pm. at
the Promised Land Baptist Church
Bedford, Va. Interment family
cemetery lSs
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IS. 1862. at the Fairfax Hospifai BIZ i
ZULA NJ. WARD of ll04 Kennedy
lane. Falls Church. Va, mother OF
Mrs; James L. Trawick, grandmother
OF James l., jr:; Janice and Ken
meth Trawick of the home address
and Frank C. Taylor of Baton
Rouge, La. She also is survived
by one great-grandchild. Wendell
c. Taylor. Friends may call at The
Arlington Funeral Home, 1901 North
pm. until 10 pm, THURSDAY
April 10. Funeral services on
Friday, April 20, az 1880 am
at the Sleepy Hollow Communists
Church. 1906 Radnor place. Falls
Church, Va. Interment NationaI
Memorial Park. Ia
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ERBY, LEWIS c. Suddenly. on Fr

day. April IS, 1865. LEWIS G, G
ERBY of sos K st. ne, beloved
husband of Gladys Erbv father of
Doretha Roy and Dorothy Erby.
son of Sarah Erby. He also is
survived by other relatives and
friends. The late Mr. Erby may
be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Home, 80 H st. ne, after 3 pm.
Wednesday, April is. where serv-
ices will be held on Thursday. April
10 at l pm. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. Is
GLKES, JULIA C. On Tuesday. April
II, 1862. at her residence, 27Ol
Farm I'd. Alexandria. Va, JULIA
G.. GILKES. beloved wife of the
late Alfred Gilkes and mother OF
William Gilkes, Anna Woods and
Elizabeth Pitt She also is survived
by, four grandchildren. Sister OF
John. James, Michael. Dennis and
Daniel Collins. Funeral from the
Collins Funeral Home, 1921 l4th st.
NV, on Thursday. April o. at /
am: 1nterment Mount Olivet Gene
terry is
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pE,ital. DOROTHY L; MEYER Of 442I
OF the late William Patterson Meyer
anq mother of Roberta J. ana Rich
ard P Meyer, sister Of Jessica
Mencke. Three grandchildren also
survive Friends may call al Pear
sons Funeral Home, 412 North
Washington St. Falls Church. va,
until $50 pm. Wednesday, April
Is. Funeral services and inter
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IUChEK; KOSE I. On Tuesday, April
Il; 1852, ROSE L. TUCKER Of
5iff5 5if5 I3tn s: ". Apt. l, beloved
Mrs. Pearl Walker. Also surviv-
ing are one granddaughter. Mrs.
Dolores Moore: one sister. Mrs. Ad-
die, Frazier; two brothers, Lonnie
ana Samuel Jones. and other rela-
funeral later. Arrangements by
McGuire. Inc On ~
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RAMSAY. WILLIAM EDWARD .

Monday. April Is. 1867. WILLIAM
EDWARD RAMSAY of 1902 Kent
band Of the late Mrs iOEeq Edna hqS- N
Ramsay and father of Mrs. Edward
H. Sharman of Kensington, Nd.
and, William E. Ramsay, jr., OF
Rochester. N. Y. He also is sur
Vlved by four grandsons and one
at-granddaughter. Services will
be held on Thursday, April 10. al
pm. at the Lester E Brew Fu-
neral Home. As South St, Auburn
n Y. Interment Fort Hill Gene
terry. Auburn, N. Y. is
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STOUTENBURGH, ADELE

Tuesday; April II. 1862. at ProVi
denes aNSs,1 Hospital. ADELE B. STOUT
NV. wife of the late James
Stoutenburgh, sr, and mother q
Mrs. o. F. Estes, Mrs. George
Didden. Frank B.. James A., jr
and Milton Joseph Stoutenbursh
also is survived by ten grsndc6il
dren and two great-grandchiidrer
REQUIEM mass at St. Matthew
Sathedral, Rhode Island ave, OF
Connecticut ave. NV, on Wednes
gay April Is; at 10 am. Service
Home. 2901 14th ST. NV, on Fri
day. April 20, at 10 am. Cparkin
tacllitiesl. 1nterment Mount olive
Cemetery. 10
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BETTER. OLIVIA G. Or Sunday,

April Is, 1862, OLIVIA G BET
TER of 1872 Emerson ST. nv
devoted sister of Mrs. Earlease NJ
Parish. Mrs Margaret Washlngton.
Richard, Howard and Charles
Clarke She also is survived by
an aunt. Mrs Emma RafOrd; one
niece, three nepheWS. other re.a-
tives and friends Remains may
be viewed at her above late resi-
dence after ( pm. Wednesday. April
is. Funeral services on Thurs
day April 10. al IL n al the
Ebenezer Methodist Church. ith
and D SITS. Sc the Rev Richard
H Johnson officiatinG, Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Casket
Will not be opened following services
ARRANGEMENTS by Barnes d Matthews.
Is
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n, LJO-; az Ntf TtSldence, 0U2b
Sheriff rd. ne, HATTIE LOTT, be-
loved wife of the late George Lott
mother OF Matthew Lott. Mrs. Ethel
Chapman, Mrs. Georgia F. Shields
and, Mrs. IneZ Lawrence, grand
mother Of Dreana Lawrence and
Reginald Chapman and sister Of
Mrs. Maggie Underwood, Morris and
William Harrison. She also is sur
vlVed by three sons-in-law and a
most OF other relatives and friends.
The, late Mrs Lott will lie in state
at the Southern Baptist Church. 1874
L st. NV, after 4 pm Wednes-
DAY; April IS, where services will
be held on Thursday. April 10, at
pm 1nterment Carver Memorial
Cemetery. Services BY Stewart s
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dence. 1918 1lth st. NV, JAMES
MADISON DYER. husband of Bessie
M. Dyer and father of Elsie Thomas
Hilda knight and Ernest Dyer AlSc
surviving are one sister. six grand.
children, other relatives and friends
Remains resting at the John T
Rhines Co. Funeral Home. 30l
18th st. ne. Notice of funera
later
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-02

Scientific Sixties, the decade when
man is expected to learn to dag
nose some illness with cOmputers
pre-determine his children's sex
and even transplant h u m n
heart"
An au o m a ic system for
mOnitoring patients in the hospital
was tested in 1861. Temperature
pulse, respiration and blood pres
sure would be measured by ma
chine and the report translated to
the nurses station at the end OF
the hall A nurse could tell at a
glance whether any of the patients
under her charge were in need OF
personal attention.
A radioisotope scanner detects
brain tumors. A radio pill broad
casts its findings as it moves down
a patients gastrointestinal t + t.
A miniature electrocardiograph
worn by the patient, records heart
Irregularities that brief examina-
ton misses. Some 500 men and
women are being kept alive today
by a small electrOnic pacemaker
that keeps their hearts beating
regularly. Perhaps 100 Of them
have a transistorized pacemaker,
no larger than a pocket watch,
planted inside their chests.
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-02

be solved, but the work announced
in 1861 points the way toward de-
'velOpment of a vaccine to prevent
hepatitis.
Medical ElectrOnics:
During 1861 the new applications
of electrOnics to medicine moved
forward so rapidly that the ANA
found it important to include a
special section on this topic at it's
November meeting, to bring prac-
ticing physicians up to date on the
new tools available to them.
Much progress has been made by
applying computer techniques to
diagnose some forms of heart dis
ease. Computers can now receive
the electric signals generated by
the heart and analyze them cleo
ironically to locate and estimate
heart damage.
In an article in the January,
1862, issue of Todays Health, the
magazine of the ANA, Minneapolis
Science Editor Victor Cohn, presi-
dent of the National Association of
Science Writers, pointed out that
GAS we enter 1862, doctors in
creasingly are using electronics
and biophysics and biochemistry as
medical tools Medicine today is
moving swiftly along with t h e
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-02

Both Mr.. Cohn and the medical
school leaders forecast that the fu-
ture of electronic devices in medi-
cine is almost unlimited.
Other Medical HighIights:
A new chemical test for preg-
nancy was developed during the
year that represents mportan
progress in obstetrics and gvne-
cology. Pregnancy may now be de-
termined very early during it
course by a simple test that is more
accurate, less expensive and more
dependable than earlier tests.
Many uterine and cervical can
GERS in women are being detected
earlier, when they still can be
treated successfully, through the
establishment as a routine proce-
dure of a simple diagnostic ex-
animation in physicians offices all
over the nation.
Successful use of external mas
sage in restoring the heart beat
was reported during the year and
was demonstrated in scientific
exhibit at the AMA's annual meet
ing in New York City in June.
The technique consists of apply
ing rhythmical pressure on the
lower part of the breastbone. In
many cases it no longer was neces-
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-02
LET'S Keep The
Records Straight

I've just got to get better or
ganized' is typical statement
heard this time of year AS income
tax time draws near, we're nudged
to keep financial records and other
important family and personal doc
uments UP to date and in sensible
order
Taking income taxes first: Do
you keep copies of former returns,
plus all pertinent current data, fill
ed neatly in one place? Setting up
a simple but well-kept system can
simplify the mechanics of making
your yearly accounting to the fed
eral government, and possibly to
your state government. 1t may al
so save you, and perhaps your
spouse, both time and temper each
spring.
A simple set of labeled manila
folders or large envelopes, updat-
ed with reasonable regularity, can
solve most Of the record-keeping
problems confronting the average
family. Into this home file can go
information about personal docu-
ments like birth and marriage
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-02

sary to make a chest inclslon and
massage the heart directly to re-
store it's function.
An immunization e h n q u e
which shows promise of cOunterlng
schistosomiasis disease be-
lieved to afflict more than 100
million persons in certain areas OF
the world was undergoing re-
finement at the end of 1861. Pro-
gress on the technique offers new
hope for millions of people in the
Far East, South America and Afrl-
ca, where the disease has been a
menace for centuries.
Only recently has the disease
been reported in volume in the
United States, consequent with an
increase in immigration from areas
where it is prevalent. ImmuniZa-
ton is important to U. S. service
men stationed abroad Thousands
of servicemen contracted the all
ment during World War II. The
disease, causing severe stomach up
set, fever, nausea and cough, is
spread by parasite found in
small amphibious snails.
In Conclusion:
Many of the deans responding to
the AMA's survey listed a wide va
riety Of gains in medical knowledge
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-02
BASEBALLERS TO BOWL

TAMPA, Fla (AP)-The first
annual major league bowling
championships will be held at the
East Gate Lanes here on March
21. Such stars as Stan Musial, Bob
Turley, Nellie Fox and Fred Hutch
inson are expected to take part
Dick Kazmaier, former Princeton
football All-America and president
|of Major League Bowling, is try
ing to line up players whose teams
train in Florida.
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-02

certificates. naturalization papers,
and service records, or even copies
of the documents themselves. List
ings of Social Security numbers,
insurance policies, mortgage pay
ments, debts, taxes, and every
thing else that comes under the
heading of family and personal
finance can usefully be part of the
home file.
Some of the family's paper
possessions securities
for instance, are safer in safety
deposit box than in the home.
Even SO, an inventory of the con-
tents of the safety deposit box,
plus information as to the box It.
self and who has access to 1t,
should be in the home file.
AS for the family's life insurance
policies, they should be kept in q
safe place in the home, protected
from destruction by fire or ther
cause but Immediately accessible
in time of need. Here, to. the
home file should contain a separ-
ate record of the names Of policy
holders in the family, the number
Of each policy and the name Of the
issuing company.
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-02

that have not been recorded here.
Only the highlights. Of the years
major developments, plus sam
pling Of many of the lesser bits of
new knowledge, are presented.
The year 1861 was a year of
steady progress in mankind's bat
tie against disease. Researchers
knew much more about many de-
tails of many diseases at the end
of the year than they knew at its
beginning.
The year 1862 holds every prom
ise of still further advances in
medical knowledge ugh re-
search based on the gains Of 1861
and in all past years.