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Takes Over Duties From Father As Chief of Medical Study Group David Rockefeller yesterday succeeded his 76-year-old father r Jr., as president of the board o

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Rockefeller 'Institute for Medi. cal Research,

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national Peace. Double Trouble

Forty-year-old ¥Fred Bolden’s py home in Tazewell, Tenn, has been broken up by unsympathetic Sheriff A. N, Munsey, who arrested Bolden on-two charges. One charge concerned Bolden’s child-bride, 12-year-old Viola EI-|" lison Borden, whom he married illegally by swearing she was 18. The other takes up the matter of a half-gallon jar of moonshine, found in Bolden’'s house.

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Hildegarde, celebrated solo. entertainer, will bring her own orchestra to the Murat for a | two-hour show at 8:30 p. m. |

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Sunday, Nov. 12. |

eign correspondent for the New

Police held M/Sgt. James Stew-| York Times. 1 art, 39, in Davenport, Iowa, yes- p P.O.T.V.B

for

terday

§ Army authorities \ after he admitted he went AWOL

Sybil Chism, TV organist and|

from Ft. Hood, Tex., because he/lady emcee, has founded the “Be-| was “tired of those 90-day won- nevolent and Protective Order of| ders telling me how the Army|Television Blonds” to protect the| . should be run.” Stewart has been rights of “blizzard heads,” as ap-|

in service 12 years,

Medalists a

{prehensive video engineers who {have to photograph bright-haired| {lovelies call em. New TV camera tubes and light-|

| The Theodore Roosevelt Me- ing are good enough to prevent! morial Association has awarded canary-tressed performers from

its annual medals for distin- appearing scalped, says Miss

guished Austin,

Martens Soloist

of

Dame Myr

a Hess, celebrated British pianist, will play a Murat recital at 8:30 p.-m. Friday, Nov. 17, as the second atiraction of the current Martens Concerts series.

King Gustaf V

Fights for Life

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Strength Ebbs In Monarch, 92

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Oct. 28 dropped.

(UP)—The government an-

nounced tonight that the condi- day’ in Greensboro, N. C. Th

terday in Mt,

Jeryice dg ron - Chism., She, for one, refuses to) HOR: dye her locks. And she has nin United Nations: Bernard M. Bais ws wos tNé she nas nine, ruch, elder statesman, and Mrs. . . Anne O'Hare McCormick, a for- Ordeal in Vain

shows a week.

i Mrs. Anna Hydusk, 70, -who |is crippled and camnot walk, yesClemens, Mich.,! bbed out the story of crawling 300 yards to summon help for her husband, Frank, 75, suffering from a heart attack. Mr. Hydusk| died shortly after arriving at the hospital.

Oh, Promise Me . . . Mrs. Kay Anderson, 32, divorced | waitress, fought in a Las Vegas, Nev,, court yesterday to keep a

{$5250 Cadillac and a $2450 Buick.

She said they were presented. her by Neil E. Monroe, 62, Illinois in|dustrialist, during an alcoholic initerlude covering 34 days. -. Mr. Monroe admitted register-| ing with Mrs. Anderson as man jn wife in five cities, but said

* the vehicles pending a decision. Passport Recalled

Canadian government authorities have seized the passport of Millionaire Scientist Raymond Boyer, who disappeared several weeks ago after completing a two-year jail sentence for Russian espionage. It was believed an attempt to flee the country might be made by Boyer, who was convicted of conspiring with Fred Rose, 4 former member of Parliament, to pass secret information on the super-explosive RDX to Russia.

‘New Arrangement Conte Candoli, 23, Mishawaka trumpeter with Woody Herman's band, said he would enter a federal hospital to be treated for drug addiction after narcotics charges against him were

Officers arrested Candoli Thurs-

tion of 92-year-old King Gustaf/said he was trying to buy mor-

V is serious, It was the first of- phine. tablets with a forged preficial admission that the world's scription. This will teach me a oldest sovereign is fighting for lesson, the musician said.

his life.

The foreign office, for the first cured.”

“All I'm interested in now is getting

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time, issued a bulletin which said: * “During recent hours no im‘portant change has arisen in the king's state of health. The condi-

tion, however, is serious.

“The heart activity is compar-

atively good. The pulse sometimes is a little irregular. The temper-

“ature is only. slightly increased.”

Strength Ebbs Strength ebbed today from the

monarch, whose grave illness first | - became known yesterday, and his physician gave him sedatives so he | § would sleep for short periods. § There were signs he was a stub- |

born patient.

——,

A source at Drottningholm| =

Castle, where doctors have estab-

lished a bedside watch, said the}

king refused to stay in bed yesterday and ordered his wheelchair.

He ran through several games : of rummy with his attendants

before going to bed for a restless

night, Today he received members,

of his Tamily, including his som, Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf, 63. ‘ Gustaf, a sportsman all his life, played tennis until he was 88. He quit then because he suffered a mild heart attack. He had played against his doctor's orders.

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the baby clothes until the wedding is announced.

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was rather perlexing. As we Korean joke.”

; There was a walked together down a street in|silence for a while and then days” George said, beaming. He/proverh. But how about jokes]

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I said, “I'mean|80 years. Tigers seem to an [the speech and + Have Proverbs = pe in thought a long time.

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Seoul I said to my Fore friend (Then he said hopefully, “we have Even if you

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