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Milford chronicle., 1963-06-21
Local Happenings

FALL FASHION SHOW Mrs.
Richard Palmer, newly elected
president Of the Milford jane
Gees, has announced that plans
for a fall fashion show are be-
ing made.
Participating in the show on
September Is, 1868, will be Lana
Lobell, Derrickson's Mems Store
and the Bobby Kay Shop.
General Chairman Is Mrs.
Charles James. Be watching your
paper for more details. But for
now, circle the date, September
18th on your calendar and plan
to come out and see the very
latest In fashion for men, women
and children.
BAKE SALE The Glendale
W.S.C.S. Will hold a bake Ia
front of the Arp Store, Milford
Shopping Center, on Saturday.
June 20 at 10 am.
x4&
ARC. CLASSES David s.
Hugg, water safety services
chairman for Area #6, Delaware
Chapter, American Red Cross,
has announced that swimming In
struction will be held at VIEW.
Memorial Park, Haven Lake,
from June "a through June 20,
under auspices of Blue Hen Post
#6483.
According to Mr.. Hugg, In
struction will be available for
beginners, intermediate SWIM
mers and advanced swimmers,
with ARC. certificates award
ed to those who satisfactorily
complete requirements for such
awards.
AS In the past, swimming In
struction will also be offered In
early July at the American Legion
Pool at Harrington.
J. Milton Meyer, who has con-
Quoted classes here for the past
ten summers, will conduct the
classes here and at Harrington.
AGENCY MOVES The oldest
and best-known Of Milford's In
surance Agencies, The c. D.
Holzmueller Agency, now owned
and operated by Orville w.
Shockley, has moved from the
Community Building to Milford's S
New Shopping Center and
merged with the original o. w.
Shockley Agency Of Life, Acct
dent & Health Insurance. This
means, with complete insurance
|coverage available under one
roof and representing the oldest
and best-known companies in the
Industry, The o. w. Shockley
Agency can satisfy your every
inSur ance need.
***
DRAPER REUNION The an
nual VIM. T. Draper family re-
union will be held June 80 at
the Oscar Draper farm near
Greenwood. There will be prizes
and all sorts Of games. We are
hoping everyone will turn out
and have a real good time. The
ldinner will be picnic style.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-21
Happenings Of Interest
Throught Delaware

CAREY'S METHODIST CAMP
: The 18th annual session of
Carey's Methodist Camp, near
Millsboro, Delaware, will b
held, beginning July 27 through
A. Concessions for con-
dictionary and boarding tent viii
be sold at public auction July 8,
400 p.m., at the camp.
SUSSEX COP WOMEN Ths
Sussex County Womsn's Repub-
Hcan Club will hold its 18th an
nual buffet dinner on Wednesday
June 26, at $50 pm. at the
church hall Of the Bethel Meth
odtst Church, Lewes.
The dinner will be catered by
Edith Holland.
Senator Evelyn Lord Of Wilm-
tngton will speak on the workings
Of the 122nd General Assembly.
At the conclusion of her speech
there will be. a Chinese cake
auction Of cakes made by the
members from every district Of
Sussex county.
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CHICKEN FESTIVAL Pa
RADE WINNERS at Salisbury.
Md, on June Is Best appear
ing fire company, 1st, Fsltoa
Community Fire Co., $10o; End,
Smyrna Fire Department, $780,
3rd, Delmar Fire Department,
$25; Best appearing fire COM
pany Auxiliary 1st, FELTON,
Ladies Auxiliary, $50; End,
Franldord Ladies' Auxiliary,
$25; and 3rd, Seaford L Ladies s
Auxiliary, SIS.
FELTON, BEAUTY CONTEST 50
Mrs. Howard Henry, chairman
of street fair and Mrs. E. B.
Warrington, Jr., CO. chairman,
have named Mrs. Charles B Bostick
Jr., as chairman of the beauty
contest Of Miss FELTON, and Little
Miss FELTON, to be held In the
High School auditorium on Juns
~ to select a queen to reign over
the annual street fair on Saturday,
June 20. This committees goal
this year Is to pay off the mort
gage on the FELTON, Methodist
June Is, Kent July 2, SUSSEX,
July 8, Kent; July 16, Sussex,
July %, Kent. ALI rain-outs ART
to be shot at the end Of seasen :
so targets, $4.00, $1.5o to form
a seasonal purse at end Cd
schedule Trophies 8 Silver
Spoons each shoot Lewes Class
and prizes at end Of seaxauI
MILFORD GRANGE The reg
ular meeting Of the MilfoN
Grange will be held Friday eve
ming, June 81, at the home cs
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Harvey Wood or
Harrington Road, with covered
dish supper, starting at 6:3op.m.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-21
COLUMN OF SOCIAL EVENTS
OCCURRING DURING THE
PAST WEEK

DR.. Robert Emory, son Of
DR.. and Mrs. Russell j.
Emory, will leave soon to
begin a years internship at
the Norfolk General Hospital,
Norfolk, Virginia followed by
two years with the Air Force.
He was graduated from the
Medical College Of Virginia
In Richmond on June End with
a degree in Dentistry and has
passed the Virginia State
Boards and the National
Boards. Attending the COM
mencement were his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Emory
Of Baltimore, and DR.. and
Mrs. Clyde Nelson.
Mrs. Brown Thawley and
Mrs. Carl E. Dugan enter
tanned at luncheon on
Wednesday honoring Miss
Carole Kimmel with a sur
prise pantry shower. Men,
bers Of Mrs. Thawley's sew
ing club, plus Mrs. William
Hallett Of Dover, Mrs. Byron
Gibson and Mrs. William D.
Kimmell. were present.
&Ss
John M. Burris was
honored this week by being
elected Governor at Boys
State being held In Dover.
John is a Milford High School
senior and the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John E. Burris. He
is president of the Student
Council and has served as
vice president and treasurer
Of that organization. His
tenure as governor will af-
ford him the opportunity Of
seeing the state government
in action. The program is
sponsored by the American
Legion Of Delaware.
Mrs. j. Postles Hammond
is a patient In St. Francis
Hospital In Wilmington fol-
lowing a fall at her home on
Clarke Avenue. Mrs. Ham
mond underwent surgery for
a broken hip on Monday, and
her condition Is satisfactory.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-21
Local Happenings

DICKERsoN-DICKERSoN RE-
UNION The family ofNehemiah
and Sara M. Dickerson has
planned the annual reunion for
Sunday, June 80, 1868, at Trap
Pond. The meeting will be called
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-21

Miss Mary Ann Killen,
whose marriage to Donald
Demerest Hall will take place
In Calvary Methodist Church
at $3.50 on June 80, has Sc
lected the following at
tendants. They are Miss
Carolyn c. Killen, maid Of
honor, Mrs. James Deputy,
sister of the groom, as
matron of honor, and brides
maids, Miss Martha l..
welch, Miss Barbara ]. Teb-
bens, Mrs. Bernhard D. Teb-
bens, all of Milford, and Miss
A. Deborah Cannon OF
Harrington, cousin Of the
bride. Miss Susan Boldly OF
Milford will be flower girl.
Mr.. Hall will have M. Russell
French Of Milford as best
man and James r. Deputy,
Douglas w. Ellingsworth,
william Haughey, all Of Mil
ford, John Kennard Shuts Of
Marydel, and Robert G.
O'Bier OF Greenwood as ush-
ers. Ring-bearer will be
Master Scott Carey Of Mil
ford. Rev. F. Douglas Mil
bury will perform the
cere mony. Mrs. James
Homan will be the organist
and Mrs. John Heyde the
vocalist. A reception will be
held in the social hall Of the
church.
Tomorrow at two-thirty in
Avenue Methodist Church,
Miss Carole Ann Kimmel,
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. w.
Dean Kimmel, will become
the bride Of David Robinson
Deakyne, son Of Mrs. Walter
c. Deakyne and the late DR..
Deakyne Of Smyrna. DR.. Roy
Lawson Tawes will perform
the ceremony.
Mrs. Craig Robertson was
among the graduates at the
University Of Delaware re-
Gently. She was awarded a
Masters Degree in Education
at the commencement exer-
cisss.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-21

to order at 100 pm. Each
family is to bring its own picnic
lunch. Entertainment is being
planned, so come join in the fun
this year. Mrs. Ruth Walls,
President.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-21

PHOENIX, Anz. (AP) - Clyde
Grwood, Maricopa County hu-
name officer, uncovered the i'm
probable while checking appli-
cations for a pair Of cocker
spani els named Ike and Mamie.
The applicants were folks named
Tnima an.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-21
Wedding
McCOWN = HTTEY

: McCOWN HUEY
: Miss Elizabeth Lee McCown,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
ton McCown, became he bride
rod First 1t. Frank Huey,
son OF Mrs. Donal EFT of
1.-THE Oaks", Seaford, and STAN
ley p. Husy, Sr. Of Milford, In
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-21

MILFORD GRANGE The reg
ular meeting Of the MILFORD
Grange will be held Friday eve
ming, June 81, at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. c. Harvey Wood On
Harrington Road, with a covered
dish supper, starting at 6:3op.m.
The Republican., 1963-08-15
COP State Chairmen
Select Goldwatcr

sen. Barry GoldWatcr has strong
support at the grass roots level
n Maryland for Republican nom
nation for President next year.
Many believe, however, the nom
nation will 90 to dark horse.
In survey of COP chairmcn,
10 of 25 contacted said they person
ally regard Goldwater as the
strongest political candidate at the
present time,
Only four picked Rockefeller.
Nine others thought a new face like
~;ov George RomncY Michigan;
GOV. William Scranton, Pcnnsyl-
vania; or Sen. Thruston Morton, Of
Kentucky, would do better Two
would not venture an opinion
People felt Rockcfcllcr's new
marriage had hurt him. especially
among women Some felt Rookie
fcllcr and GoldWatcr would knock
each other out Richard Nixon was
choice Of one
Go,dWatcr appears to have bonc-
fitted from resentment against the
kCnncdys on the racial issue as
we'll as from his image as a CON
scrvative on other issues. Gold
water bumper siickcrs already are
appearing on cars.
The Republican., 1963-08-15
BaucOm Will Head
Math Dept. of FSC

DIR Thomas Y RaupOm has bppn
annointcd boad of tho matbe-
matics dcnartmont and chairman
or tbc natural science division at
Froetburo Statc colIeoo r Row
ON uardoetv nrceidant announced
IN. Raucon, for several voars
had bccn = kev educator in de-
vcIonino major in mathematics
at r,r colIcoe Uardostv said
Tho numbcr of students major
inc in mathematics is constantly
orovina undcr his leadership DR.
Baucom was Drcviouslv chairman
or thc matb department and a
number or vcars ago was instruc-
for in old Oakland HIGH school
and Iatcr nrinripal Of thc Kitz-
miller school
\ native of North Carolina. he
received BA and MA. degrees at
The Republican., 1963-08-15
Harsh Reunion Held Sunday

The Daisy Harsh family held a
reunion on Sunday, August 4, at
Horse Shoe Run Among those in
attendance we're Mrs Daisy Harsh.
88; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harsh,
Bobby Harsh. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Snyder MIR and Mrs. Gus Cal
camp, Mrs Floyd Stcmplc, Mr. and
Mrs William Slaubaugh, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald CaIcamp, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Calcamp, Mr.. and Mrs. GAY
Roth. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kelly,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Calcamp.
Mr. and Mrs Freeman Harsh, Mr..
and Mrs Frank B'amblc.
Also Miss Connie Harsh. MIR and
Mrs. Claud Harsh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Harsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Judy. Mrs Minor Corbin. Mr..
and Mrs Delton Snyder. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Shaffcr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Snyder Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
mer Sell Mr. and Mrs Clarence
SWeitzcr, Mr. and Mrs, George
Harsh Miss Carolyn FELTON,, Paul
Tects Mr. and Mrs. All Snyder,
George Garrett. Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Slaubaugh, Rev and Mrs.
Franklin BoShOp. and their fam
lilies The affair was promoted by
4 daughter. Mrs. Lura Calcamp.
The Republican., 1963-08-15

MIR and Mrs Charles A Warren,
Of oakland announce the marriage
Of their daughter. Patricia Ann to
| Dwight HanaWalt son of Mr.,
and Mrs Ira G IIanaWalt of Nc
NcytoWn, Pa. which took place
Saturday, June 30
Mrs HanaWalt is a 1858 gradu-
etc Of Southern High school Oak
land. a 1861 graduate of Straycr
Business school. Washington, d. c.
and is now employed as a legal
secretary at the National Associa-
ton of Securities Dealers, Inc. in
Washington
Mr. HanaWa,t is a 1857 graduate
of Rothrock High school in McVcy-
town, and is now employed as as
sistant office manager at Insurance
Associates Inc. in Washington,
The couple resides at 5235 Shcr-
ricr Place, ~ w. Washington
The Republican., 1963-08-15
3S Candidates Report
For Football Squad

Physical examinations were given
and equipment was issued to 35
candidates for the coming football
season at Southern High on Mon
day afternoon, according to Dick
Travis. athletic director
Coach Roy Bolding has Il letter
men returning from last years
squad They are: Charles Davis
Charles Diniaman Jim IIincbaugh
Won Johnson, Rick Mattingly
Harold Mosscr Richard Pcrrine
Tom Powers. Jack Rowan, Jim
Stewart and Jon Thaycr.
Others reporting arc: Ray Bur
ton, Bill Corbin. John burst Jerry
Fikc Mike Flahcrty Mike Flana-
gan steve Harvey Tom Hoffman.
Gregory Kcrins, Dale Layton,
Richard Lcmlcy Dave Livcngood,
Bill Martin. Bob Martin, Bill Mat
tingIy, Paul McIntirc Jerry Me
Clung. Terry Palmer Rcece Riley,
Tom Ryan. Carl Schoonovcr, Mar
tin Sharplcss, Rob Sharps, Roger
Thomas, Bradley Upolc and Nor
man wilt.
The count by grades arc: nine
9th graders, nine 10th graders,
nine l1th graders and eleven 18th
graders.
Approximately four to six more
candidates are expected to report
the latter part of the week.
A mistake in the football sched-
ulc was noted in last weeks issue.
The corrected schedule is as fol-
lows.
September 6, Moorefield home
September 13, Romncy D. and B.,
away
September 20, Beall, home
September 27. St. Francis, home
October 4. Northern away
October II, Parsons, away.
October IS, Kcyscr, away.
October 25, Bruce, home.
November l. Petersburg, homo.
While the game with Northern
on October is listed as an away
same, it will be played on South
crn's field under the lights
Home games will begin at 8 o.
clock. DIST, with the exception of
Bruce and Petersburg games which
will begin at 7:30 standard time
Daylight time will remain in ef-
feet in this county until the last
Sunday in September
The Republican., 1963-08-15

nath and perform administrative
responsibilities. lie is president Of
he Frostburg Rotary club, First
Methodist church, teacher of mems
Bible class He is married to the
former l. Miller Sharplcss, of this
'ounty They have two children,
Carolyn, senior at Frostburg
state; and Thomas Lynn, junior at
3call High school.
The Republican., 1963-08-15

SiN Navy flicrs were saved after
6-hour ordeal in sea near Italy.
Postmaster general revealed that
Santa Claus had a ZIP code num-
bcr 1t is 9970l
The Republican., 1963-08-15
Druggist Dies After
Heart Attack On Train

Clyde F Dix" Dawson, aged 63,
native of this county, a pharmacist
in Huntington, w Va. for thirty
nine years, died Sunday, August
II. in a Huntington hospital
Dawson a former member of
the West Virginia Board of Phar-
macy, suffered a heart attack July
25 on a Baltimore and Ohio train
he was riding after a trip back
from Oakland whore he had visited
relatives He was removed from
the train and taken to a Clarksburg
hospital where he was a patient
until last Tuesday when he was
removed by ambulance to Hunt
ington.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday at Huntington.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
TWila Dawson: one son. Richard
Dawson, of Huntington; one brother,
Walter W. Dawson. Green street,
OakIand and two sisters, Mrs Rose
Root and Mrs. Nell Willctt, rcsid-
ing on Third street Oakland.
Attending the services at Hunt
ington were Robert W Lohr, a
nephew, and Mrs. Willctt, a sister.
Some 200 items, many personal
BELONGINGS of Iatc President and
The Republican., 1963-08-15

Some 200 items, many personal
belongings of late President and
Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt, we're put up
for auction only to be passed up
or sold for pittance.
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Evening star., 1963-12-22
Mrs. LebIine, 86,
Survived by 26

Mrs. Sarah E. Lebling, SO, Of
37o6 Manor road, Chevy Chase,
died Of a heart attack yester-
day in Suburban Hospital.
An area resident for IL
years, she was born Sarah Har-
mon in Greensburg, Pa. She
was the widow of Louis A. Le-
bling, who died in 1896, and
the mother of the late William
L. Lebling, former president of
the Bethesda Chamber of Com
merce and Montgomery County
real estate man, who died in
1862.
She leaves six grandchildren
and 20 great-grandch children.
The grandchildren are: Will
liam L. Lebling, jr., 540S Abba
road. Bethesda; Robert w. Le-
bling, GILL Bradley boulevard,
Bethesda; Peter D. Lebling, No.
3, Rollins court, Rockville; Tho
mas M. Lebling, 1920 Race
horse lane, Rockville; Louis A.
Lebling, $500 Hillandale road,
Chevy Chase, and Mrs. John
Malandro. of Philadelphia.
Requiem mass will be said at
$3.50 am. tomorrow in the
Greensburg (Pa) cathedral.
Burial arrangements are in
complete.
The family requests that
donations be in the form of
contributions to the Heart
Fund.
Evening star., 1963-12-22
DR.. John R. Ernst, Served
With VA for 2OYeurs

DR.. John Royal Ernst, 70, a
Washington psychiatrist since
1850, died Thursday at Mt.
Alto Hospital. He lived at 1910
Wisconsin avenue NV.
Born and reared in
LouiSburg, KanS., he was the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
Ernst. He received his MD.
degree from the University of
Kansas.
DR.. Ernst began his work as
a physician with the Interior
Departments Indian Service
and later served with the Coast
and Geodetic Survey, st. Eliza
beth's Hospital, the State Hos
pital in Peoria, H., the United
States Public Health Service,
and the Henry Ford Hospital
in Detroit, Mich.
The greater part Of his Gov
ernment career was with the
Veterans Administration, where
he served for more than 20
years.
Upon retirement in 1850, he
went into private practice as a
pSychiatrist. His offices were
located in the Columbia Medi-
Evening star., 1963-12-22
Oscar R. DuIey Dies;
Democratic Leader

firms Of SasScer, Clagett &
Duley & DeBlasis g. Duley
he and Mr.. Conroy set up ar
office in 1860.
Mr.. Duley was born ir
Groom Station, Prince George
County, the son of William and
Alice Duley.
He was a member of the
Prince Georges County Bar
Association, the Chamber of
Commerce, the Veterans of
Foreign Wars and the Ameri-
can Legion.
He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Gwendolyn Duley, and a
daughter, Olivia Gale, three
months, both of Upper Marl-
boro; a former wife, Mrs. Mary
Duley, and three children,
Carol Ann, 81, Patrick, 20, and
Clark. l6, all of 6112 Sunny
side lane, Oxon Hill; three
sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Baden,
Upper Marlboro, Mrs. Fanny
Harris, Aquasco and Mrs. Mil
dred Wyvill, Upper Marlboro;
and five brothers, William c.,
1902 Grafton road, Forestville,
James H.. Oxon Hill; Joseph
A., Brandywine, G.. Bennett,
Groom. and Thomas C. Of
Groom, and a half-sister, Mrs.
Eva Turner Of Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1963-12-22
Trumuns Visit
Grandchildren

NEW YORK. Dec. 81 CAP).-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Truman
arrived today to spend the
Christmas holidays with their
three grandchildren.
They were met at the train
station by their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ton Daniel, and several report
ers who asked the former Presi-
dent to assess President john
sons first month in office.
He needs no summing up"
Mr.. Truman said. Hes doing
very we'll. and I'm sure he'll dc
that all through his term"
The Trumans and Mrs
George Wallace, a sister-in-law
Of Mrs. Truman, left Kansas
City last night and experienced
some delay because Of a freight
Evening star., 1963-12-22
Walter HenseI,
National Guurd
Signal Officer

1t. Col. Walter Hensel, USA,
46, former District resident,
died Friday, in an automobile
accident near Princeton, N. J.
He was State maintenance
officer Of the New Jersey Ma
tional Guard, and commanding
officer of the 250th Signal Bat
talon Of the 50th Armored
Division Of New Jerseys Ma
tional Guard. He lived in Tren-
ton.
Col. Hensel, a native of Chi
cago, lived in Washington after
World War II. He married the
former Doris Dick, of Washing
ton, whose mother, Mrs. Mary
Dick lives at 5000 Thirty-eighth
street NV.
Besides his wife, he leaves a
son, John W., and a daughter,
Betsy Lou, all Of Trenton, his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Dick, and
a sister, -in-law, Mrs. William
McAuley. of 5802 Namakagan
road, Glen Mar Park, Md.
Services will be held at II
am. tomorrow at the Ewing
Presbyterian Church, Trenton,
with graveside services at Ar
lington Cemetery at 10 am.
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1963-12-22
DR.. Emma Ward:
Ex-Member of
Brookines Stuff

DR.. Emma France Ward, a
retired staff member of the
Brookings Institution, died in a
nursing home near Baltimore
on Thursday.
A graduate Of Goucher Col
lege in the class of 1909, DR..
Ward later earned a degree in
public health medicine from
Johns Hopkins University.
She Joined the United States
Children's Bureau here In its
early days. She was later a
child labor inspector under the
Federal child labor law.
During World War II at the
United States Maritime Com
mission, she was !e charge of
the commissions work with
women employed in shipyards.
She later Joined the Brookings
Institution, retiring five years
ago.
During much of her resi-
dence here she lived at the
Arts Club.
She is survived by a sister,
Miss Lillian Ward, and a broth
er, Wilbur Ward, both Of Balti-
more.
Services will be at 10 am. to-
morrow at the Stewart and
Mowen Funeral ParIor, 108
West North avenue, Baltimore,
with burial in the family plot.
Evening star., 1963-12-22
james l. Cornett,
Headed Rockville
Plumbing Stuff

James Leo Cornett, 40, died
suddenly yesterday of intestinal
complications at Holy Gross
Hospital in Silver Spring.
Mr.. Cornett, who lived al
1918 Robindale drive, Rock
vile, was superintendent of the
Harry E. Nau Co., plumber:
and heaters. He Joined the
company 20 years ago.
A native of Salem, Mass.
Mr.. Cornett came here as a
child and attended st. Aloysius
School and st. Johns High
School.
He was in combat as a Ma
rine Corps sergeant in the
Pacific during World War II.
Mr.. Cornett was a member
OF the Holy Name Society; the
Knights of Columbus of st,
Jude's Parish in Rockville, and
Plumbers Union No. S of WASH
ington.
Survivors include his wife,
Mary, and four children, James
Leo, jr., 20; John Herbert, 10;
Terry M, II, and Donald Lee,
Is.
There will be a Requiem
Mass at st. Jude's Church
Tuesday at 1880 am. Burial
will follow at Arlington Gene
terry at ! pm.
Evening star., 1963-12-22

cal Building, 915 Nineteenth
street NV.
DR.. Ernst served In Worlc
War I as a captain in the
Army Medical Corps, and dur.
ing World War II was with the
Armed Forces Induction Sta.
ton at Fort Myer, Va.
He was a life fellow in the
American Psychiatric Associa.
ton, and was also a member oi
the American Medical Associa.
ton, the D. c. Medical Society
the Medical Society of st. Eli.
zabeth's Hospital, the Ameri.
can Legion and the Military
Order of the World Wars.
He leaves his wife. Cornelia
Of the home address, two sis
ters. Blanche and Lottie Ernst
and one brother, George Ernst
all of Kansas.
Friends may call at Gawler'.
Funeral Home, Wisconsin ave-
nue. and Harrison street NV.
until noon tomorrow. Funera,
services will be at 3 pm. to-
morrow at the Fort Myer Chap
el with interment in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-12-22
Robert B. Choute,
Bourd Chairman
Of Boston Paper

BOSTON, Dec. 81 (AP).-
Robert B. Choate, IS, board
chairman of the Herald-Trav-
eler Corp, and president OF
radio and television station
WHDH, died today in MaSsa-
chusetts General Hospital after
a short illness.
Mr.. Choate, a former direc-
tor of the Associated Press
recently retired as president
and publisher Of the Herald
Traveller Corp.
He became Washington cor
respondent in 1922 and COW
cred the Nations Capital for
six years. In 1923 he was ap-
pointed managing editor. a post
he held until 194l when he was
named publisher and general
manager. Three years ago, he
became president of the Herald
Traveller Corp.
He leaves his wife, Elizabeth,
one son and three daughters,
Funeral services will be pri-
vate.