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ADELAIDE sMALLWooD Of i4is
oakcrest dr.. Alexandria. Va. wife
wood. dsushtsr Of MAI Gen. H r,
Oldfield Of Seattle. Wash, and Mrs.
Bess A. MONTGOMERY OF AlexAndria,
Va: sister Of II. r, Oldfield. IT,. OF
Rome, Italy. Funeral services private.
Cancer Fund. IL
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Ii, hhIHLEEN =. on Saturday,
R Rsspits kArhiRG2EGES / A LIE 3
1916 North oiebe rd., Arlington,
va, beloved wife Of jackson d. Lee,
mother Of Richard A. Lee OF the
home address, and Donald v. Hines
Of Florida. Also survived by two
grandchildren. Services at the 6. II.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901 lAth
ST. NV, on Wednesday. December
II, at IL am. parking facIlities)
Interment Chestnut Grove Gene
. terry, Herndon, Va. II
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Pltsl. fioNEL. 81 s. MA Il AzHhhAS Of H $50
Valley la, Falls Church, Va, beloved
father Of Mrs., Jon. s. W. Roam,
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Va, after 8 pm. Monday. DecembeT
10. Funeral services will be he'd al
the Falls Church Episcopal Church,
ITO East Fairfax St, Falls Church,
va on Wednesday, December 10, at
IL am. Interment private. II
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o9 =, Z. EDITH r.. (, sCnooN MAN

on Saturday, December =. 1862, AT
4nQu Massachusetts ave. NV,
EDITH ecHooNMAKER .qosNELL,
wife Of the late Clarence W. oosnell,
Clarence w. oosnei' r.. sister oi
Mrs. Dorothy Low and Mrs. Eleanor
Everett. She 10 also survived by
eight grandchildren. Friends may
call at the 8. H., Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2pOi i4th st, NV. after .
pm, Sunday, December o.. barking
facilities. Services from the above
funeral home on Tuesday, December
AZ l pm. Interment Fort Linz
coin Cemetery. 10
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DfathH

COOKE, HELEN M. On Monday, De-
Vstsrans Hospital, Baltimore. Nd,
HELEN o N Co oIsE q q M lalS M X y
L. Biondi and Carlton j. Cooke. She
also Is survived by three grandchil-
dren and five great-grandchildre
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th St: and Mas ASA rs
on wednesday. December 10, at
l2:45 pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. IL
DIsBRoW, ANN J. on Friday, Decem-
Der 4, 1862, at st. Petersburg, Fla,
ANN J. DIsBRoW, beloved wife OF
the late Comdr, Nathaniel E, Dis
brew mother Of e Mss Natalie VIZ J.
FrisnSs may csii at tSe 5. Il, Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 29Ql l4th st.
NV, after pm. Tuesday, Decem-
Der II (parking faeilities), Services
on wi ia6s Fort p MssP cssp. ,.r
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
DoBBNs. ANNIE. on Thursday, De-
cember Q, 1862, ANNIE DoBBiNs
Of Mrs. Nettie johnson, george SSs,
willard, Melvin and the Rev, Sam
tives and friends. After pm.
Monday, December 10, friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1892 You ST. NV. Funeral services
will be held at the Mount Airy Bap-
fist Church, North Capitol and L
SITS. NV, on Tuesday. December IL,
at ~ noon. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 10
COLEMAN, WILLIAM T., sr. On Fri.
day, December z, 1852, at the
LIAM r. DoLEMAN, ST.. Of %
Rock Greek Church I'd. NV, be-
loved husband OF Hattie Z. Dole
man lnee Barrettl, father OF Mrs.
June =. Moxin and William 7. Dole
man, IT,; grandfather of Charles A.
Moxin, Friends may call at the
8. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901
l4th st. NV. parking facilities)
Services at st, Paul's Episcopal
Church. Rock Greek Parish, Web
ster st. and Rock Greek Church I'd.
NV, on Tuesday. December IL, at
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. 10
COLEMAN, WILLIAM T., sr. An emer-
Rent cnmmmnicnt tim ~
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n, oJ EyBy R, EIpGELEy D, R.

PARKER. LUCY y, on Friday, De-
F its q s q 5 ns' k ss!s c w
ShGr' Brother r. ny ~ ,. sss + I Sqp5ySsd
and Mrs. Thelma b. Bryan: four
great-nieees. one great-nephew and
many other relatives and friends,
After. pm. Monday, December 10,
friends may call al Loves Funeral
Home, 142b Maryland ave. NE.
where services will be held on
Tuesday December II, at ~ noon,
the Rev, Jerry A, Moore officiating
interment Arlington National Gene
PALMER, DIR, JAMES W. on Sunday.
BB sssR Fla. = DIR JAMES W Si PsLa flR
Of go North lryine st., Arllngton
Va, husband Of the late Marian
Du Bose Palmer. father OF Bryan
B. Palmer OF Newport News, Va q,
Bruce Palmer OF Mclean, Va. VIII
liston c. Palmer OF Denver. Colo.
and Mrs. Rose Maye Allison OF
seaI in Stun " Union n Y. Il, Also also
IS survived By seven srandehiidfsn'
Friend Friends un may cal a. Ill.,, ths Ives A ".
Arllnston. Va. after 9 pm, Tues:
day, December ~, where funeral
services viii be held on "wednesday,
Deembr ~. at pm, intrment Co
lumbia Gardens Cemetery. II
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ALBERT s. MAJOR Of 6l3 Great
Falls st.. Falls Church, Va, father
Miss Helen Z. Major Of the home
address, and Robert S. Major Of
Falls Church. Va; brother Of Scott
Major and Miss Elvira Major OF New
York, He also is survived by five
grandchildren. Friends may call at
me Arlington Funeral Home. 1901
North Fairfax dr., Arlington, Va.
where services will be held on
wednesday, December ~, at IL am,
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esmber To- iss2 z oE al M0R r. ssco III
OF 1909 Franklin st. ne. beloved
wife Of Dennis M. Scott. devoted
anS nern,. T. srott sistsr of Ms
Hazel Pierce. Philip Z. and Bernard
w. Richardson. Also survived by six
grandchildren, other relatives AND
many friends. Notice OF funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS by Mcclure. Inc. IL
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M.sGREGoR, MARY LILLIAN

PICKERALl. on Saturday. Deem
Mary LII LILLIAN AfM.ia aSseREa sSipitt u
64lS lowell st., Pals Church. Va,
beloved mother OF George r. and
Charles W, Pickeral She also is sur
yived by four sisters, two brothers,
five grandchildren and five great
the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va. after 8 pm.
Monday, December 10, where funeral
services will be held on Tuesday,
December !, at o am. Interment
Columbia Gardens Cemetery
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on December s. 1862, at his home,
zoos Glen Ross I'd, Silver Spring
and father Of Peter q, and Wiiliam
Morehouse. Mr.. Morehouse rest,
AZ the Warner Z. Humphrey Funera
Home, S434 Ga. ave. Silver Spring
Nd. where friends may visit aftel
pm. SUNDAY, December O. park.
ING faciltties). Service will be held
on Tuesday, December II, 81 p.3G
an; at Grace Episcopal Church
1907 Grace Church rd., Silver
Spring. Nd. Interment Parkiawn
Cemetery. sympathy may be ex-
pressed In the form OF memorials 10
the Grace Episcopal Church Memo
rial Fund. ia
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ThuTsdsy A December = a. SI 1881, ds on
osa 4 Rs GSs.r' MS s sSo1 S S,bsna
Of Thelms y cherry and brother Of
Calf. Funeral services viii be held
In Fort Myer Chapel wednesday,
December IL, at 3 pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Funeral arrange
ments By Valleys Funeral Home,
5000. Rhode Island ave. Mount
Rainier, Nd. 10
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LILLIAN A. Members Of
Carpenters Local No. lac.
are hereby notified OF the
death Of Brother WILL
LIAM A. WRIGHT, on
sunday, December p.
1882, Brothers may cali
at the 8. H. Hines CO
Funeral Home, 29Ol 18th
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MeDA .,S anna p. on SATURDAY. De

cember 5, 1862. AZ ne sinr Rs
Pines Nursing Home, Fairfax. Va
ANNA b, MCDANIEL. wife Of IN
late William Mcdaniel. mother o
DR.. Frederick L. Mcdaniel Of Alex
andria. Va. and william Franklin
Friends may cali at the EyerIY
Wheatley Funeral Home, 1900 Yves
Braddock I'd, Alexandria, Va, wher
services will be held on Tuesday, De
cember IL, at > pm. Intermen
glenwood Cemetery. Washington
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sHREYE, HATTIE p. On Sunday. De-
Va, HATTIE z sHREyE q Dunn
Loring. Va: 5eioveS VIE o. Edg ga,
liam w. Bishop Of Ann Arbor, Mich,
and Mrs. Robert Custard Of Center
vile. Ind. Also survived BY four
granddaughters. Funeral services
from Parsons Funeral Home. Az
Va on Tuesday. December IL, al
2Fp.m. Interment Oakwood Gene
terry. Please Omit flowers.
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sMEIKnARr. EIIzARrrn nj am a.l

S SFH2S ps sWRpKHsRr 49, 3, EbEzA
Lane, Rockville, Nd, beloved wife
Of Joseph Sweetheart sister OF Mrs
Margaret Brown and Mrs. Katherine
Beane. Friends may call al the
Tyson wheeler Funeral Home, 1891
East Montgomery ave, Rockville
pike) ROCKVILLE Nd where services
At a.30 am, fnterment Arlington
National Cemetery 10
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fi RasE 1867 Tfr 4 81 Fs ZIG Pd 5RsPita
Mclean. Va, beloved wife Of the
late william A. Ruff, and mother
Of Mrs. Charles J. Mailer. Also sur
yived BY three grandchildren, Will
liam E., Mary R. and Charles r
Mailer, and niece, Miss Virginia
Kinnard. Remains will be resting
in the LeWinsVille Presbyterian
Church, Mclean. Va. from noon
Monday. December 10, until . pm
Tuesday, December II, at which
time services will be conducted In
the church. Interment private. In
lieu Of flowers. donations to thC
Lewinsville Church Memorial Func
will be appreciated 10
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ROSS, HETTIE L. On saturday, De.

cembeT g., 1862. HETTIE L. ROSS
Of Sl4 Maryland ave. ne. She Il
survived by two brothers, three
sisters and a host OF other rela.
tives and friends. The remains mas
December IL, 1862. at the HOLY
Ark Church OF God in Christ, sic
Maryland ave. ne. Funeral service.
Wednesday, December ~, at /
pm, at loves Funeral Home, 1925
Maryland ave. ne. the Rev. &c,
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REEVES, ANNIE BERTHA. At Waldorf,
Md, on December 4. 1852, daughter
OF the late Charles and Susie Reeves.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
5l7 l1th St. Sc, on Wednesday, De-
cember l2. at 10 am. Interment
Glenwood Cemetery II
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December 8. 1852. at her home,
WHEELER, beloved wife OF Winfrey
T Wheeler mother Of Gus Lee,
sister OF Mrs .Lenora 0ummel. She
also Is survived by 10 grandchildren.
10 great-grandchildren and one
MISUNDERSTANDING. Friends NAV
call at the Birch Funeral Home, 1904
cember o. Services will be held on
Wednesday, December 10, at . pm,
et the First Assembly Of God Church,
225 9TH ST., Laurel, Nd, Interment
Ivy Hill Cemetery, Laurel. Nd.
Laurel papers please COPY IL
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JOHNSON. GERTRUDE c, tnee Bran

haml. on Thursday, December 8,
1892 MRS; GERTRUDE E, JOHN
ne, beloved mother Of Miss Eunice
Johnson, Mrs. Sara Smith, Mrs.
Bernice Vaughn and Blackwell john
son. sister Of Mrs. Bernice Blandon.
Other relatives and friends also
survive. Remains resting with I.
NV. where friends may call on
Monday, December 10, from 3 70
10 pm. Funeral services on Tues
day. December 1, ct the Metropoli-
tan Baptist Church at IL noon,
inssrn ne Lincoln Sp Msmof G,ci c.ms
terry casket viii not be opened
after services. 10
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IRVING sAVAGE OF i732 7erbens
st. NV, beloved husband OF Hannah
Savage, and devoted father Of Allen
George Savage He also is survived
BY a sister. Mrs. Irene Fine OF
Laurel. Miss. Funeral services at the
Home. 1901 l4th st. NV. parking
facilities adjacent). on Tuesday. De-
cember IL. at 10 am. Interment
Bnai Israel Cemetery. Memorial
week. 1882 Verbena st. NV.
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es@Ssr q. 1859. HELEN IR f n MYERS RI;
Of 101 Williams walk, Pals Church,
N. Myers, mother OF Mrs. Gloria j.
Dawes Of Landoyer Hills. Nd: sister
Okla. and Mrs. Lottie J. Hester Of
Colfax. III. She also is survived BY
three grandchildren. Friends may
call at the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 29o1 14th ST. NV. after 8
pm. Monday, December 10 (park-
ms facilitiesl. Services from the
above funeral home on Tuesday.
December II, at . pm. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. III
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RUTH v; TEAYLoR, W. N.

GRIFFIN, JOHNNIE. on Thursday,
eral Hospital. Mr.. JOHNNIE oRiF-
FIN. He Is survived By three de-
voted sisters. and many. other rela-
Funeral Home, If8 Mass. ave. NV,
on Monday. December 10. after 5
pm, where funeral services will be
held on Tuesday, December IL. at
pm, Interment Harmony Memorial
GUYER, ALLEN W. on Friday. De-
S eita rALEN9 r. q 6 sSsPrOs 81 I Hos
band C. Mrs. Lena ouyer. Also sur
vived by three nephews and five
s, II. Hines CO. Funeral Home, s6Oi
Iith g. n.g6 after = pm; Mo'naaay,
Services from the above funeral
home on "wednesday. December IL,
At l pm. 1nterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 10
GUYER. ALLEN W. Members OF the
[ssN Association Of Retired
P t.S oi the are e.l hs5sO 3, nS
A late brother ALLEN VI.
A4nD oUYER. on Friday. De-
-" csm6er z, hI9es. Remains
20. FuneFbl nome, Sbul lAtn 81.
NV, after pm. Monday, Decem-
Der 10, where services will be held
on Wednesday. December IL. at
pm. 1nterment Arlington National
DAVID q. FLETCHER, President
RICHARD A. BURTON, Secretary
HAMMER, JASON L. on Saturday
December 8, 1862, at his residence,
2404 North Columbus St, Arlington,
Va, JASON L. HAMMER. beloved
husband OF Jeanette D, Hammer,
father Of Mrs. James W. Tolford
and brother Of Mrs. Mary Hammer
Farr, William T, Orrin and Robert
A. Hammer. Friends may call at
the Ives Funeral Home, .2S47 Wilson
blvd. Arlington. Va, where funeral
services viii be held on Tuesday,
December IL, at IL am. Interment
Columbia Gardens Cemetery. 10
HANDY. JULIA Z. IBEsSIEl. Suddenly,
on Saturday, December 3, 1862,
JULIA Z. (BESSIEl HANDY Of 239a
LIST. st. NV, the beloved sister Of the
late william B. Handy. Funeral from
the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home
1851 Good Hope I'd. Sc. (parking
facilities). on Tuesday, December II,
at 9:45 Am. Services at Epiphany
Episcopal Church. 1917 q st. NV,
at 1920 am. Interment Congres-
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RUSH. HARRIET A. on Saturday. D,

HARRIET a. RUSH Of 87s7 Var
Ness st, NV. wife Of the late JohT
H. Rush, mother Of Robert s. anC
Miss Mary K Rush. Friends ma!
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4tl
st and Mass; ave. ne, until II
will be held at the Keller Memoria
Lutheran Church, Ninth and Mary
land ave ne, on Tuesday. Decem
Der IL. at 10 am. Interment For
Lincoln Cemetery. 10
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RANDEL, MARGARET L. OF 23l9 Min
nesota ave. Sc. on December &,
1862, beloved wife Of Charles M.
del, Also survived By five Erand-
childrel, Prayers at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 5l7 18th ST. Sc, We'd
nesday. December IL, at S:4b am.
Mass at st. Francis Xavier Church,
$500 Pennsylvania ave. Sc, at e:15
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December .. 1852, cIiFr S &
JOHNSON Of 1406 41st ave, North
Brentwood, Nd. husband OF the late
Grace johnson and father Of Audrey
Larkins and James William johnson
Also surviving are two sisters, Rosie
Brooks and Susie Foster: onS
brother. James johnson; other rela-
ttyes and many friends. After 4 pm.
wednesday, December ~. friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st. NV,
where services will be held at 1880
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
IL
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JOHNSON, OLIVIA L. On Monday,
JOHNSON Of 2s7 Claiming st. ne.
beloved mother Of Mrs. Euretta p.
SrsndmotSer o. ssndra 8. oiiSs.
sister Of Mrs. Mamie c. johnson
and Frank Cooper Of Newark and
Belmar. N. J. Nieces and nephews,
also survive. Notice OF funeral later.
ArTangements BY MeOuire III
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Sc. on December !. isee, beloved Cd
hugband Of Margie Lee Godfrey.
father OF Samuel A.. James Y, God :
frey, Barbara Ann Cornwell and
joyce Lee Gaines. Services al Cham.
bers' Funeral Home. 5i7 ! lth ST. Sc.
on Tuesday, December H., at $50
pm Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry.
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Saturday, DECEMBER 3. 1902, az
SubuTban Hospital, eVTRqINIIA
shire DR., Bethesda. Nd, beloved
wife OF Earle y. Townsend and de-
voted mother Of Patricia Ann Town
send. Friends are invited to call at
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home Of Robert A. Humphrey, Be-
thesda. Nd, from 2 to Z and q to
pm. Tuesday, Services and In
terment private IL
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sI ~ ns:;. MLMA LUIS; On IhuIs,
% p IsssmO ssntsridi@ po@ and H q.
pltai ALMA LOIS sTANpoFF d
wife Of the late Clarence 8, stsndoii
mother Of Mrs. Beulah p. Downs
M Ms; toui ss.I 3 Bssys sn,,! and z, Mrs.
Mary J Mcdaniel and sister Of
Mrs. Thelma B. Bray. Dennis B.,
James C., Hubert p. and Woodrow
teen grandchildren and twelve great.
' r. WsTssr M Pm sSa9SO T5 5ss
Home. sf34 oeorgia ave. Silver
sprlng, Nd, where service will be
held on Tuesday. December II. al
pm. (parking facilities. Inter-
ment George Washington Cemetery
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December ., 1899, ELSIE HESTER
STATES OF 6OO5 Brandon ave,
SRlnfb5 ofoAyy ssSSsd an. %G's sfsnS z
mother OF Robin Lee Shade Mrs
states also Is survived By one sister
Services and interment All Saints
Church Torresdale, Phila., Pa Ar
rangements BY Rinaldi Funeral Home
740O Georgia ave. NV
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WOODwARD HELEN SUNNY >

Saturday, December s, 1892. IN
columbus, Ohio, HELEN SUNNY
WOODWARD, beloved wife of George
=. woodward, sister Of Katherine d
SUNNY OF Washington, D. c. serv-
cinnati. Ohio.
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AAOAAfAos AAChgNAo Va SaA
penters Local No. 1872,
are hereby notified Of the
death Of Brother THOMAS
BLANCHE, on Friday,
December z, 1862. Serv-
ices viii be held at the
Warner =. Humphrey Fu-
neral Home. s4S34 oeorgis
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radio and TV requirements in
mind. The only facilities ap-
preaching those of the Cape
Colony are, in the opinion of
some NASA officials, too close
to a large and busy barroom
for comfort.
The aStronautS' motel was
not opened until June /, well
after the last orbital Mercury
shot. Previous Mercury press
sites have been established at
the Starlite (twice), the Holt
day, and the Ko-Ko motels on
the same platinum strip" as
the Cape Colony, some six miles
south of Cape Canaveral.
NASA'S Washington head
quarters has made no secret
Of its desire to escape the gilt
ter Of Cocoa Beach's night club
row. A televiSion report on the
area, while overdrawn to a de-
gree, created an image of care
free living-it-up that NASA
would like to live down.
AS Of now, however, there
are no adequate public rooms
nearby where a press camp can
be situated away from the blare
of hot trumpets and the tinkle
of cold ice cubes.
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Visits Scheduled
By BIoodmobiIe;
Donors Wanted

The Red Gross Regional
Blood Center distributed 1892
pints Of blood last week in the
District and surrounding com.
munities.
Area donors may give blood
at the center, POPS E street
NV, from to 8:45 pm. Mon
day and from 9 am. to 4:3C
pm. Tuesday through Friday
The Bloodmobile will make the fol
lowing visits this week:
Tomorrow--Mt. Rainier Brentwood
Lions Club, Mt. Rainier Town Hall
Rhode Island Ave. and Perry St.. 3 &c
40 pm; Orange Baptist CHURCH
Mary,s CATHOLIC Church, $50 Viers
Mil Rd,. Rockville. Nd. 3 to 7:30 IN.
Tuesday-Community Center, Fred
ericksburg. Va, noon to 5:46 pm;
Alexandria CHAPTER House. 401 Duke
St.. 10 am. to 3:46 pm.
E TSS ESQ oD,t sm to ais Pp Msin
NV. Room 2641. $50 am. to 2:45
pm; Agriculture Research Center,
Beltsville, Nd. $3.50 am. to 3:15 pm,
Thursday Bethany Methodist
am 81 b to 8 D;m;; Z u 3. Church, orcys
pm: Fl. Belyoir, Service Club No. /,
$3.50 am. to 2:4o pm.
Friday-occoduan (Va.) Workhouse.
am. to 2:45 p.m.; Potomac Electric
Power Company. Aquasco. Nd. 2 pm
to 5:1b pm.
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Mr.. Loeb will not be welcome
back as ambassador.
The relative economic sta
bility of the country is a fur
ther backstop for the Junta
confidence. The fact is the
United States suspension of
economic aid is proving an un-
wieldy weapon. A large part Of
the suspended $81 million pro-
gram under the Alliance for
Progress had not begun.
Impact Slight
While officials here admit
they will feel the future loss
and are worried about the de-
lay in solving pressing eco
nomic and social problems,
they also contend the imme-
date impact of the aid suspen-
sion is almost nil.
Meanwhile Peruvian dollar
reserves in the national bank
hover around $40 million-well
above the calculated danger
point Of $50 million. Further
optimism was provided by the
first return of business con-
fidence last week, as the jun
ia consolidated its position.
And If things should go wrong,
the new government still has
a $50 million loan outstand-
ing from the International
Monetary Fund to draw upon.
Various sources around the
junta have dropped hints that
the release Of imprisoned for
mer President Prado will &C.
cur before the end of the three
day holiday. The obvious hope
is that this act will remove
the last obstacle to interna-
tional responsibility.
Danger Of PerOnism
But to many Observers here,
a problem more important than
diplomatic recognition is how
the new government will use
its growing power. Much Of it
now is based on pure inertia,
which will end once pressing
decisions on economic and
social life of the country are
taken. And those decisions, in
turn, are bound to produce
political riffs to test the an
nounced tolerance of the ruling
generals and admirals the con-
clusion is that, in the not too
distant future, Gen. Perez
Godoy and the Junta will be
forced to produce a political
philosophy they currently lack.
New decisions are expected to
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Kennedy Tariff Aims
Seen Posing Hurdle

cotton to japanese companies
at 8 cents q pound under the
price which American firms
must pay. This differential is
q subsidy paid to United
States growers to help get rid
Of surplus cotton production.
Senator Carlson. Republican
Of Kansas. second Republican
in seniority on the committee,
said in q separate interview
he would vote to knock out the
trade-adjustment aid.
Broad Authority Predicted
But, aside from this special
relief provision, most Senators
on the committee said they
expect the final version to con-
tain a broad new authority Mr..
Kennedy seeks on tariffs.
The bill would give him
power to reduce all present
duties up to so per cent. An
unprecedented provision in the
bill would allow the Chief Ex-
ecutive to wipe out entirely
tariffs on items on which this
country and Western Europe
dominate world markets.
Mr.. Kennedy says he needs
this power to negotiate on even
terms with the European Com
mon Market, and Finance
Committee members generally
appear to agree with him.
Aside from the trade-adjust-
ment provision, most concern
in the committee has centered
on the problem of trying to
assure that United States farm
products are not excluded from
the Common Market.
Senator Carlson said he and
other committee members are
seeking to find language to
give the President authority
to deal with this matter, but
so far have not determined
what can be done.
The KanSan said he fears
that, if Great Britain is ad-
mitted to the Common Market,
it will be able to obtain special
provisions for its Common
wealth partners under which
they will displace American
farm product sales in Western
Europe.
Senator Mccarthy, Democrat
Of Minnesota, another member
Of the committee, said he con-
siders the trade-adjuStment
section essential to the bill.
I'VE would not need this If
we had been able to get a good
unemployment compensation
program with national stand
ards" said the MinneSotan.
But. failing that. I think it
must be retained"