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Rites Tomorrow Lest 2 of 7 Sons Iron Work Strike Reception Today U. S. Seen Facing Surplus of Doctors College for Fishermen {Boids. =. “nay colle’ Bight

sy 2 i " | ANTIOCH : 12 (UP) guch subjects as live bait fishing, : : Enlist in the Navy Honors J. B. H. Martin | (cuicAGo, June 12 (UP)—The in New York and Chicago,” Dr. OCH, IIL, June su For Mrs. Willett “yr carmmr Pa. june 12 Is Averted Here i"; 5 H Martin Indiasa Un: nation may have too many| Dickinson sald, “Some of them —Oame wardens will becote spinning, ice fishing, balt cast.

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(UP) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H, versity ‘Medical Center admin- ; ee : | i A RR ENS Services for Mrs, Neva M. Wil- Ramage claimed some sort of a A strike of 500 iron workers jsirator for 19 years, was to be doctors within a few years, the;should move into other mun’ iinois Conservation Department SPECIAL NOTICE y TT —————

which would have crippled all po nored at a 3 m ception American Medical Association's ties.” ; lett. 47, of 615 E. 70th 8t., will .e0ord today: onore i 3 p. m. reception AME : ? . major construction in Marion (o4av in the Center's Ball Resi- director of economic research said, Many doctors, he said, have er- c . To All Merehants, Manufacturers . tomorrow in he two youngest of their seven oda) 8 f 81 y » , have er BA 3 be held at 10 a. m The young SCHIFF'S Rc 8 :

St. Paul's Episcopal Churehfgons enlisted in the U. 8. Navy . j ; : Dr. Frank G. Dickinson said W. N. Hazelwood, business Mr, Martin will retire, after . ly > Burial will be yesterday. The other five had ow tthe Structural 39 YeAs of university service, that medical training facilities the big cities. He cited federal} Shoes for the Entire Family in Crown HIlL preceded them into naval service, representative o e Stru Tone ar ) have been expanding too rapidly. government figures which showed at a Terrific Savings!

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Mrs Willett JF a Robert and Herbert were the fron Workers Union (AFL), said Among those who will speak He said he'd rather see the money doctors could make more money BY" TH Wah who died Tuts 4 newest recruits. John is serving (ne union had accepted a cOmM- ,¢ the farewell ceremony for the £pent for training chemists, in smaller towns, Big ® 346 W. Wash. day in St. Vin- at Willow Grove, Pa. naval air promise wage offer by the Build- 70-year-old administrator, will Physicists and teachers. There are about 210.000. physi. e108 Virginia ors “Stores & aso wen ahoard the 17. 8 8. Dyess. Indianapolis. Maynard K. Hine. deans of the.the AMA. He emphasized that the are’ practicing actively, About| The seventh son, Thomas, i&. The ironworkers had been set nodical and Dental Schools and opinion about the future supply of 6000. more will come out of gentative now an engineering student at to walk off theif jobs this noon perry W. Lesh. Riley Memorial doctors was his own, The AMA medical schools this month, he | DON'T BUY TELEVISION—WITHOUT ASSURANCE OF SERVICE for Penslar ‘Bucknell University after serving if an agreement had not been Aqcaciation president. has no stand on the subject, he said. By 1960 there will be 30 per Survivors be. aes. Willett N 4 H { i . amed to Wa e Pood Abrams, executive secretary of “ie but a doctor of philosophy. He des ihe yu hier. Nancy Ann Times Stale ge the Building Contractors, the ef- In Auto Collision taught economics for 25 years at (Advertisement) 25 Years of Dependable Service Open ‘Til 9 PM and are a daughter, y HANOVER, June 12-—Arthur fect would have been the same ..y owog ny J 12 (up) the University of Illinois. He said “with 7 : and a son, Thomas, both of In- R, Porter Jr. economics profes- as that of the recent walkout of oe ell, Nr Xu vune there were many opinions about stomach LANE RADIO dianapolis; two brothers, Ralph sor at Hanover College, has been AFL Teamsters Local 7186. —Harrison McJohnson, 87, EVans- now many doctors are needed: in » : Board. He will fill the vacancy an estimated $100 milllon worth and crashed into another, also now, He said the big problem i8 taniets. They contain the fastest-acting| AT {oN Mrz. Mary Porter and Mrs. Lioyd created by the resignation of of projects in Marion County for killing®* Mrs, Mary Raymond, 59, their distribution. medicines known to doctors for the relief of uli + Loudermilk, all of Kansas. Howard Mann, Bloomigton, 38 days. It wag settled Saturday. New York. | “There are ton many doctors heartburn, gas and similar distress. 25¢. | or

station, Richard at San Diego, oi y Dr. Dicki interviewed cians in the nati Dr. Dickin-| be Dr. Herman B Wells. IU presi- r. Dickinson was intervi rians ation, Dr. Dickin Cal. and James and Alex are Ing Contractors Association of dent: Drs. John D. a Noy and at the 101st annual convention of son said, three-quarters of whom . ' ¢ MOTOROLA bree Co, New his Navy enlistment. reached. eine enn said. cent more graduates, About 3700] © PHILCO * ADMIRAL a Jira « SYLVANA ’ . rn em, : . Dickin is not a physician doctors die annually. . . If they had. said Marshall D. Woman, Man Killed | Dr. Dickinson phy y WESTINGHOUSE LL and Albert Morris, Kansas: three Appointed a member of the sev- That strike, involving 250 con- ton, Ill, was killed yesterday the United States, but he person-|yp,Nk HEAVENS! Mostattacksare just actd | ; i uilt TW ih " pisters. Mrs. Raymond Miller enth regional Wage Stabilization struction truck drivers, tied up when his car went out of control ally feels there may be enough inqigestion. When it strikes, take Bell-ans } The Store That Service 8 IN 4 RP mm 10Vl0 L i ya ao oil $A

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