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mechanisms. He said engineers
have been working for several
months to correct them and
hope to meet a December
schedule for the first I'M
manned Gemini rocket flight
from Cape Canaveral, Fla.
The initial test flight, he
said, will be an attempt to
place a mockup model of the
craft in orbit.
The second test flight is set
tentatively for mid-1964. A
complete unnamed capsule Is
to be set aloft on a 2,000-mile
ballistic trip.
The initial two-man mission
is sch eduled in about IA
months and probably will be a
short duration orbit flight.
Plans call for Gemini teams
eventually to stay up for two
weeks and include rendezvous
with other DRIFTING satellites to
practice techniqueS for the
later Apollo (man-on-the-
noon Project.
Mr.. Kraft was here for the
space conference at Virginia
Polytechnic Institute.
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Ralph B. Fuller

BOOTHBAY HARBOR, Me,
Aug. II (AP).-Ralph B. Full
er. 70, the cartoonist who drew
the former Associated Press
comic strip "Oaky Doaks," died
in a hospital here yesterday
after a short illness. Mr.. Full
er drew the comic strip from
1885 until it was discontinued
at the end Of 1861. He resided
at Tenafly. N. j., and main
tanned a summer home here.
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E. J.Odenkirchen Dies;
Toured With Coruso

staged in San Francisco after
the great earthquake.
His last performance was ir
TON Jones" in Philadelphia
When taken i'll by tuberculo-
sis, Mr.. Odenkirchen moved tc
Watertown, N. Y, for treat.
ment. There he met and mar
ried his doctors daughter, Evs
Dandurand.
Moved Here In 1862
After his marriage, he lived
in Norwich, N. Y, where he rar
a portrait photography studio
until the late 1950s.
He moved to Washington in
1862, and until recently nvcC
at 4577 Macarthur boulevard
NV. Besides his son, Walter
F., Of 3101 Stoneybrook drive
Bowie, he leaves his wife and
another son, Joseph, jr., o.
Pittsburgh, and two grand
children.
Services were to be held Thu
morning, with burial at New
Haven.
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Virginia Names
Two School Aides

RICHMOND. Aug. II (AP)-
The State Department Of Edu-
cation announced yesterday the
appointment Of two assistant
supervisors, one in English and
the other in mathematics.
Michael J. Wade. 20, an Eng
lish teacher at Annandale High
School, Fairfax County. Joined
the department as an assistant
supervisor in English at the dis
trict office in warrenton.
Richard H. Tozier. 81. a for
mer Norfolk County teacher
currently completing graduate
work at the University OF Viz
ginia. will Join the department
Monday as an assistant super
visor Of mathematics at the
Lynchburs office.
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Mrs. Mooers, 80;
A Resident of
D. Since 1908

Mrs. Samuel A. Mooers, SO,
a Connecticut native and q
Washington resident since
1908, died Of a heart attack
yesterday at the Holy Cross
Hospital in Silver Spring.
The former Minnie Henry,
Mrs. Mooers married Mr..
Mooers in Brooklyn, N. Y,
shortly after the turn Of the
century and moved with him
to Washington where he began
working as q plate printer at
the Bureau Of Engraving. Mr..
Mooers died in 1910.
Since the death Of her hus-
band, Mrs. Mooers had lived
with her daughter, Mrs. Percy
LeDuc, at 1927 Sutherland
road, Silver Spring.
She had been president of
the Women's Guild of the Sib-
ley Hospital for IA years and
was a member for so years
Of the Petworth Methodist
Church. She had also been
treasurer Of the Women's Guild
Of the church.
Mrs. Mooers leaves three
children, DR.. Edwin A. Mooers
of 5505 Belt road NV; Sam
uel E. Mooers. Of San Diego
Calf, and her daughter, Mrs
LeDuc.
In addition she leaves a
brother. Charles T. Henry, OF
st. Petersburg Beach, Fla,
nine grandchildren, IS great
grandchildren and one great
great-grandchild.
Services will be at 1880 pm.
Monday at the Warner Pun
phrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring,
with burial In the Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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Curtoonist Peuse, 81

MAPLEWOOD, N. j., Aug. II
AP).-Lute Pease. "a, retired
editorial cartoonist Of the New
ask News and q Pulitzer Prize
winner, died yesterday in a hos
pital. Mr.. Pease, who suffered
q broken hip July 10, won a
Pulitzer Prize for q l948 car
toon Of United Mine Workers
leader John L. Lewis.
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Actress Daughter
Is His, JesseI Admits

LOS ANGELES, Aug. II (AP)
Comedian George Jessel has
acknowledged he fathered &C.
treSs Joan Tyler's daughter and
says he viii pay $500 q month
support for the child.
A settlement was filed yes
terday In Superior Court Il
Miss Tyler's paternity suit
against the 66-year-old enter
tainer.
Miss Tyler, 20. said Mr.. Jessel
was the father Of her daughter,
Charts Carla. born December
~, 1861.
Mr.. Jessel also took out two
life insurance policies totalinU
$4,000, naming the child sole
beneficiary.
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Edward Joseph Odenkirchcn,
SO, a leading American basso
in the early goth century. died
Wednesday after a stroke at
the home Of a son in Bowie,
Md.
Mr.. Odenkirchen, whose stage
name was Edward Oden, once
toured Italy with Tenor Enrico
Caruso and once sang in
Faust" at a performance re-
quested by President Mckinley.
But his career was cut short
in 1911, when he developed
tuberculosis.
= Native Of New Haven
A native Of New Haven,
Conn, he studied under private
teachers and went to Europe
at the age Of %, joining La
Scala Opera Company in
Milan.
When he returned to Amer
lea after several years, he
toured the States with the
Raymond Savage and the Cas-
tie Square Opera Companies,
appearing in the first opera
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Police Cruiser
Crashes in Chase

Two Park Police officers
escaped serious injury when
their cruiser crashed into q
utility pole early today during
a chase Of a speeding car.
Pvt. Harold Nuns, who was
driving, and his companion,
Pvt. Wilbert Rotan, said the
cruiser went out Of control and
hit the pole in the 5000 block
Of Richie road, Forestville. Md.
The cruiser suffered heavy
damage. The two policemen,
who appeared to be unhurt,
were being checked at the
Washington Hospital Center
The speeder escaped.
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Obituaries
DrathH

gust is, 1858. at osorgetoWn uni
versity Hospital. MARY REDFERN
o. ~ n lSth st. p1 n;s: 6eloysd wife
tVsnty-cnHsS s sTS SS tWenty.
eight Rreat-grandchildre and other
relatives and friends. Remains
~, from z to ~ pm. and Sunday,
9niS1 sT..i t' yu SeT HOME S@ Sic 4 n
st. ne. 1nterment on Tuesday, Au-
gust 20. in Wadesboro. N. c.
ROGERS, JAMES D.. ST.. On Thurs
fax Hospital, JAMES, D. RooERs.
yette,. father Of Mrs. Rae Rosers
james, Dickson anfR5s Cs:fs cU5G wl and
,,RRston. I ?; G; Friends MAJ, cali At
1900 West Braddock I'd, where
services Will be held on Sunday,
viii 1 5: IN wilson. f. S% {. in'ermsp' =
sLvERs. FAIE 4. On Friday, Au-
FSssSta ls s0! 1899; FAIE +; siLVERs q
sIvsrs. mother nt Of '1 HerbeTs sff silye rs
Of Greenville. Tenn, and Ann Sill
yerS Of Falls Church. Va; sister Of
Edna 8: Richards OF Knoxville, Tenn.
a sS SERVICES oS M tESs gIAp HSaTi.
~, At st. Mary'S Episcopal Church,
win Be held at the Fails Church
On SG,.1 Monday ,l ASgrst IT, q pm.
In lieu Of flowers, contributions
may be made To the Falls Church
orRan Fund or st. Mays Episcopal
Church, Middlesboro, Ky.
'n .a.! i, sA0 fso J. JACK e r H. SMALL AZ
Of Mrs. Louise. Gray and Mrs.
Marian n 6,r G. r. ,, As also leaves
lives and many D1 friends. Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines Co.
Funeral Home, 30l5 18th st. ne.
fr anDs m nHTk aa a itsIlt' D SMh s5
viii Sc reid on T aesdsy. ' auaSss
90, at st. Georee's Church, I'd
and You SIS. NV. 81 II am, Father
hloyd 1 Ge05IEs Siiicia,tinSi Inter
SULLIVAN, DENNIS JOSEPH, ST., MD,
Suddenly, on Thursday. August Is.
bf gSS; e HSlE Gross s,r HIcspitsl' DR.
q $40 PerShing DR., Silver SprinG,
van. father Of Dennis Joseph sulli-
van, IT,, and brother of Mrs. Jean
John b. Sullivan. Dr. sullivan rests
neral Home. s4s4 o eor9is ave- We
Silver Spring; Mo- where friends
may visit sI. with the family on sat;
9 pm, and Sunday, 2 to 4 and
70 9 pm; parking faeilitiesl. Mass
will be, offered for the repose OF
his soul on Monday, .August 10. at
oil" chGraS, sos wayne 1IHe ave- cs ST.
yer Spring, Nd. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. II
THOMPSON. BARNIE B. On Friday,
s SEoapsos of d soa OAK s ss SaSUus 3
Springs, N. C. formerly Of 1g1li
s EdTsmcnt ST. Wheaton. Md. hps-'
At the Gilbert susss Funeral Home.
Fauquay SPRINGS, N. c. Services
q the Fauauay Springs Baptist
Church Fauauay Springs, N. c. II
THOMPSON, ZOE RUTH. On wednes-
gay, august IA, 1858, at Physicians
n Use Rur A0'p 4a6M e oRati SS ma
Elizabeth webb and Rodser +.
enc sister, Aithea Chriscaden: ii
grandchildren and IL great-erand-
children. Funeral services at the
Hunt Funeral Home, Waldorf, Nd,
on Sunday. Aneust is ct 2 pm;
TZoLLE, COL. LEoNID PETRovICH.
COL e T HSosD r4 ASSSit II z6 dGGfS
Of 1919 Monroe 81. NV, husband
Of the late Florence W. TEolle
and father Of Irene TEolle OF
Tbilisi. Soviet Union, Services at
1901 18th st. NV, on SUNDAY,
August Is. ct 2:30 pm. parking
faeilitieO. Interment private. II
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Man Kicked, Robbed;
$100 Token by Youths

A Maryland man told police
he was robbed Of about 500
early today at Sixty-third street
and Banks place NE. by three
youths who first threw him to
the ground and kicked him in
the head.
The victim was Leroy j. M.
Reed, 43, of 1904 Field street.
Seat Pleasant, Md. Police
broadcast a lookout for three
Negro teen-agers.
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the work, from book ordering to
charging books"
Mrs. Pratt. who taught at
schools In Florida before becom-
ing a librarian. said she will
continue her voluntary work
with the Montgomery General
Hospital and will help the new
librarian. Mrs. Reed Robinson,
when needed.
Mrs. Pratt lives with her
husband, Frederick, at 1924
Piney Branch road.
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ACKER. EMORY FRANK. sud

EMORY FRANK. suddenly,
e sls RlSr' Hospital i EgMstoRY9 yR lssskk
AsSIaKSEsSS e blss IGN I q ne; Ihs
Lee ee f s4sndS Of Em95, ,rt ~ JohKn sn
meth C., Keith G, and oir1rd NJ
Aeker. He was the son OF Ger.
trude Aeker. He also Is survived
By three aunts, one uncle, other
relatives and friends After . pm.
sunday August is. friends may cali
Home. BS4 sth u NV FSnersi
services viii be held at the Little
Ark Baptist Church. 18th and 2
SITS, ne, on Monday, August 10,
a. ~ noon interment Arllngton
National Cemetery. is
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Darn nj Chunks

y Il: aH 2kRRob G. Th oR fsT
KOT wishes 10 extend sincere
thanks for the many expressions OF
sympathy and other acts OF kind
ness rendered during their recent
THE uRiSHKoT FAMILY AND
DOROTHY BAUER. is
HOLT, ELMER. We wish TO express
our =, hseSt d,,H appreciation for ths
expressions OF sympathy extended
BY our relatives, friends and neigh
boIs after the death OF our dear
THE FAMILY OF ELMER HOLT.
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chusetts avenue and Macomb
street NV. with burial in the
Congregations cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
Washington Heart Fund.
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In 4rnturiaitt

1tt 4Fttturiattt
DIGGs, RUTH K. In memory Of our
K. DI0oS, who departed this life
1859.
They say time heals all sorrow,
And helps as to forget;
But time SO far has only proved
NARY ANn EHKsANcIs %AATERY..
HALL. Sacred TO the memory Of my
beloved ones. the HALL FAMILY.
Loved In life. remembered in death.
EDITH HALL BURREL.
HILL, HATTIE. In fond Remembrance
Of my dear mother, HATTIE HILL,
ago today, August II, 1919.
Life * so empty without you.
will always miss you.
fH HGRHY. DEVOTED DAUGHTER
JACKSON, ANITA DIANE. Sacred ia
the memory Of my beloved deugh-
Yer. ANITA D. JACKSON, who went
to live with Jesus one year ago
today, August II, 1862.
II / could bring you back today,
u would pot mar your rest,
For IN IoI my lonely nsl heart I say
YOUR DEVOTED MOTHER.
JACKSON, ANITA DIANE. In loving
D. JACKSON. who departed this
ne one year ago today August II,
One year has passed since God
Because He thought IT best of all.
We often sit and think Of you.
The tears come TO our eyes anew;
But some day We. shall be together,
Together We win be forever.
YOUR IovINo SISTER I MARSHA qRsssHis.
JOHNSON, RICHARD n. 7. In loving
memory Of our dear husband and
father, RICHARD H. T. JOHNSON,
who left US eight years ago today,
August II. 1855.
Eternal rest grant unto him, o LORD,
And may his soul rest in peace.
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
KOvALL, KATHERINE l. In iovins
VAIL, who passed away one Year
ago today, August II, 1862.
The years may wipe out many
But this they'n wipe out never,
The memory OF those happy days
When we were all together.
We, think Of her in silence.
Her name we Oft recall.
But there's nothing left 10 answer
But her picture on the wall
Just when her NE was brightest
Just when her hopes we're best,
God called her from among US
pEVSorrEb5 oms s, q astNsTnAi EEsosSI,,.
aRAN66caH1IpKkHEENhi AHiNA AND
RAY. WILLIAM 2, ST.. IN loving
and father. WILLIAM Z. RAY, ST.,
Tn or, lef Us ten Ten years ago today.
Loving memories Of you are with ne
on tne tenth Anniversary OF your
with tie family you left behind
And those that have since been
You have life everlasting.
YOUR L6 Bsiis IN WISE sie'' cHnnpry
oRANDcHiLDREN,
ROWE, MARTHA ELLEN. In MEM
Org q our mother. MARTHA ELLEN
ROWE, who passed away twenty
i eysR years ago today AuSuSt IL.
Beautiful ", memories are all We have
OF . wonderful mother We shall
never forget
For somewhere above this troubled
world,
safe beyond ell srief ana care,
Our mother rests In heavenly peace.
The CHILDREN. FANNIE, sELENA
AND JOSIE.
sLAUGHTER.. ERNST n. In loving
nd sTG son fssssr f r. SEAuS SHiHaPS
who departed this life one year
aso today August II. 1862.
The call was sudden, the shock
severe;
We littl. thOusht such grief was
The ones who have lost only can tell
The pain OF parting without fare
YOUR pEyoTED WIFE. MOTHER
AND SONS.
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DEATHS
Announcement Of

Services bS Chamber
Good, Charles G. ". W. ChambeFI 70.
Olson, Emma wv. ChambeTR 4 q.
Flood, David A. w, W. ChanbetaC a.
Johnson,
Kathleen NJ, ". W. ChamhePa Ca.
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DfatHa

ALRER' saul. sq ,ass on Thurs SES
47 Asu conn me isSS ave- ven nA Aar e:
loved husband Of Fannie 8. Alper
rd .S Ss'q Be- a tssesH g R RD.r M'lYie
sbidr.S survived SDe BY r tiys sFappSS .
Bernard psniaasks 4 Sons F -.
neral Home, 1901 18th st. NV,
lparking facilities adiacentl, until
10 pm. Saturday, August II. Fu-
sISl SERVICES a. the W.aShingtoR
e. NV. on Sunday. August 1s, at
Hebrew CONGREGATION Cemetery. IN
lieu Of flowers the family suggests
contributions may be made to the
AQUILINO, EDITH C. On Friday, Au.
gust 10, 1868, EDITH C. Aou1LINo.
beloved wife Of Charles ]. Aquilino,
mother Of Julia Lee Grinder, sister
Of Marguerite Rubin, Ira and Louis
Stanley Also. survived by nine srand-
Robert A. Mattingly Funeral Home,
13l 11th st. Sc. (parking facilitieG,
ices will be held on Monday, August
.ig. a $3.50 pm; Relatives and
i HiSi rsr,t invited 1nterment csSar
70. 1888 SH JACK s tAfKifIs' Of fus 44s
Lamont s. nE. HUSBAND Of Alice
and Roberta Manning. Also sur
other relatives ps and many ssasn fr SsneI
Notice Of Funeral later. Arrange
ments BY MCGUIRE, Inc. 10
BATMAN, OLIVER R. On Friday, Au-
gital, OLIVIER R. BATMAN Of is2
ssSH;a hSsSsna T JAMES n5s E BssSsR
r. MIS- IinWSod Nee assley I Mrs Ii h WI:
h s 1snk aDd j Russell man and oTia9d
may cam a the Se'f Ese f Fnner. F He%s
10 pm; Sunday, August Is. Serv-
ices will be held at the Bradley
Funeral Home, Luray, Va. Inter-
Gs sn: El Rs ie s 81 0s.tc:h IRs
nations may be made to the Amer
lean Cancer Fund. IS
BERQUIST, EDWIN @. on Thursday.
August is, 1868, EDWIN @. BER-
ou1sT, beloved. husband Of MarEaret
z. nSLQWbt, Iatner OF Edwin j.
Friends may cali At the Robert H 4.
Mattingly Funeral Home, l3l 18th
st. Sc. barking facilities), after Z
pm: Friday, where services will be
held on Monday, August 10, at
10 Am. Relatives and friends in
yited. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. Is
BERoUIsT. EDWIN @. An emsrEent
n Communication Of Wash
IN ington Centennial Lodge,
IN No. IA, r. A. A. NJ, has
MCN been called for 7:46 pm.
WNX Sunday, August Is, 1858
NJ at the Mattingly Funeral
Home, 131 18th st. Sc,
for the purpose Of conducting the
last Masonic rites chapel serV-
ice) for our late brother, EDWIN
@. BERQUIST.
lowry N. COE. Master
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN. Double lot. win saeri-
lice Call g4g.0352, after Q pm,
Z SITES. Chapel ". Fort Lincoln
S SSnsr Vii .s %aTs ssso v a. E., S'
Call ewes, p46-804p.
GEORGE WASHINGTON CEMETERY
Lot containing u sites, must sell,
any reasonable offer. WI. 2-5566
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COHENI MAX. There VIII be an
"a emergent communication
A :'| = ! j
XNLY at $3.50 am, at the Gold
" 9th st. NV, for the pur-
pose OF conducting the last Masonic
rites at the funeral of our late
brother, MAX COHEN. All members
are urged TO attend.
ALLEN J, WRIGHT. W. M.
JACOB SANDER. Secretary, ia
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LOWRY N. coE, Master.

Bc 4SyE.dsv C 1Tr5Gs T. ,s sgsds9 Nyy sc
T. BOSWELL 4IT q IL SG s. S Sc. Se.
loved son Of the late ceylon NJ.
and johanna Boswell, devoted
brother Of H. Curley, Camille v.
and william H. Boswell, Marguerite
nette. Funeral from the James 7.
Ryan Funeral Home. 317 Pa. ave.
Sc, on Monday, August 10, at $50
am. Requiem Mass at st. Peters
Church at 10 am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Is
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IT. EDWIN @. An emergent
communication Of Wash
ington Centennial Lodge,
No. IA, F. A. A. NJ, has
9 been called for 7:46 pm.
Z Sunday, August IS, 1868,
at the Mattingly Funeral
Home, 131 18th st. Sc,
q purpose Of conducting the
Masonic rites chapel serV-
or our late brother, EDWIN
iRQU1ST.
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gEAzS EBS j6 aRsg5 - It 1872 sis gs .sSS
tree rd., Bethesda, Nd, beloved
husband Of Addie May johnson and
brother of Robert q. and Harold
IttsSSy Johnson nI Friends are In
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A.
humphrey. Bethesda, Nd, where
services will be held on Sunday,
august, Is. ct 2 pm. Intermer,t
Rockville Cemetery IL
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SLAUGHTER. ERNEsT nj In Ioyin

.Ss .ss lssHsET ffS!is USSissRs
who departed this lifs one year
ago today August II. 1862.
The call was sudden, the shock
We little thought such grief was
The ones who have lost only can tell
The pain of parting without fare
YOUR pEyoTED WIFE. MOTHER
AND SONS
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CLAYTOk, KATHERINE N. On Thurs-
Ssy, August n.,,l iS 1882 r at B T
ctXYTo aoI II $500 N quebec g. NV w..
beloved wife Of Rear Admiral s. o..
Clayton, USN (retired), and sister Of
Mrs. Lillian Boyd. Mrs. Gladys jeff
reys, Mrs. Madeline Noble and Mrs.
Evelyn Traynor. GraVeside serV-
ices will be held on Monday, Au-
gust 10, at 2:3O pm, in Arlington
National Cemetery. Is
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Tb;ir,daEyh M hnsu, z. sIdddenly; on
Takoma Park, Nd, beloved husband
81 Emma A: Paul and father OF
Richard H. Paul. MD; brother Of
f mtS, Evsngeline Pickett and Erand-
Paul, ir. Friends may cali at the
Takoma Funeral Home. 254 Car.
roll 81. NV. parking oppositel
after pm. Saturday. August IL,
Services at the Sligo SD, A..
! pm. interment d d W. w.ss a.
ipgton Cemetery. Contributions 10
me sne sligo SGD. A. School Building
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sULLIYAN, DENNIs JOsEPH. sr., MD.

day, August Il. 1858, At PhSs Sn1S
EsR0f Ruth Hh0'H TaoM e oa'f S.lovsd
mother Of Mrs. Ruth Long, Mrs.
Elizabeth Webb and Rodger ?.
enc sister, Althea Chriscaden: IA
grandchildren and IL great-erand-
children. Funeral services at the
HUNT Funeral Home, Waldorf, Nd,
on Sunday, August Is, at 2 pm.
Interment Bumpy Oak Cemetery. IT
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August IS, iees. Al the Naval
Ordinance Laboratory, White OAK,
Nd, LESLEY r. CRUMP Of SIO5
Queens Chapel I'd, Mount Rainier,
Nd. beloved husband OF Rosa A.
Crump, father Of Thomas r. Crump
G. bOs frm q M %iHe' Rainier Mls AMs d,
and Mrs. ThelmA C.. Miller OF
Langley Park, Nd; brother OF Miss
ThelmR crump OF washington, D. c.
He also Is survived by four grand
children. Friends may call at the
Mass nss F STs NE. hU %ssr. 4 ssrvcs. ' H
be held on Monday, August 10, at
I pm. Interment Columbia Gardens
Cemetery. Is
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ANITA DIANE. Sacred is
the memory of my beloved dsugh-
ter, ANITA D. JACKSON, who went
to live with Jesus one year ago
today, August II, 1862.
II i could bring you back today,
would not mar your rest,
For in my lonely heart ] say,
A loving God knew best
The Sidney herald., 1963-04-17
Accidents:
(Confinued from page Il


driven by Pete Cook, II, Of
Sidney struck the girl when
going north. According to au-
thorities, she didn't see the
Cook car after the other two
cars had passed on her side.
She was struck by the left
side of the car and hurled 20
feet. Cook told Highway Patrol
man Jim Fisher that he saw
her and tried to stop, but was
unable. His car then went into
the ditch ON the right side of
the highway.
The Anderson girl was taken
to the hospital and treated for
internal injuries and was ex-
pected to be released Wednes-
day.
Five persons were hospitaliz-
ed in Sidney as a result of a
two-car accident three miles
north of town Sunday noon.
A car driven by Rev. Ar
thur Hoffman of Sidney collid-
ed with one driven by Roswell
Brekus. Both were going north
at the time of the accident
when, according to the High
way Patrolman Jim Fisher,
Brekus made a left turn into
his driveway and as he was
turning the Hoffman car at
tempted to pass.
Passengers in the Brekus car
were his father, Roswell, AZ, and
three children, Xii Z, Rocky 5
and Duke 8. All were hospitali-
zed, however, only the driver
of the car remains in the hos
pital. None of the passengers
in the Hoffman car were in
jured.
The sheriff's department was
called out early Saturday NOR
ming when a pickup driven by
Harold Sax left the road and
overturned, landing ON its top
Sax received a cut on the chin
Sunday morning the sheriff
INVESTIGATED an accident on the
Skaar Route when a car driver
by Larry Syrring left the road
and went into the ditch. There
was no damage to the ar.
Easter Sunday the sheriff.
AGAIN investigated a minor &C.
cident at the Tastee Freez i
Sidney. A car driven by Got
tried Schmierer backed int
one driven by Sharon Mascet
IS she was driving into tn,
Driven.
The Sidney herald., 1963-04-17
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was, that same little girl re-
plied-"oh, I'm five, going on
ten"
But all the unusual happen
ings the operators recall aren't
of the humorous vein.
There's the time the switch
board light came on and the
operator could hear a dog bark
ing. Quickly the operator mott
fled the authorities and one of
the telephone service represen-
tatives was dispatched to the
house to investigate. On arrival
they found a woman who was
in need of immediate hospital
attention.
Thanks to this alert tele-
phone operator, the woman
was rushed to the hospital for
emergency treatment that
might have arrived too late
otherwise.
How do they feel about be-
ing "put out of a job?"
They all echo the same OPP
inion-"we're certainly going
to miss working with such in
teresting people-the public"