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Leader in Medicine Dies at 64 A life in medicine that twice led to major contributions in the field ended yesterday for Dr. A. Lincoln Brown, former Chief of Staff and Chief of Surgery at Mt. Zion Hospital. Dr.

Brown, who died at his home, 2601 Vallejo San Francisco, after a brief illness, was 64. Born in San Francisco, he was a graduate of the University of California and the Harvard Medical School. He later taught at the U.C. Medical School. Dr.

Brown first gained fame in 1934, for his surgical technique in opening a heart "window." He was later successful with "transplant" operations to curb cancerous growths. A Navy veteran of both World Wars, he was associated with numerous professional medical societies. Dr. Brown is survived by his widow, Helen, two daughters, and two sons. Funeral services were held today.

Owner of California Voice Dies Death has claimed Mrs. Lillian M. Daly, co-owner of the California Voice, an Oakland weekly newspaper. Mrs. Daly died in her sleep Saturday at a local hospital after a short illness.

Her home is at 1106 Trestle Glen Road. Mrs. Daly and her husband, E. A. Daly, purchased the paper in 1927, moving it to its present location at 814 27th St.

Her career in the newspaper and printing field extended some 40 years beginning under William H. Campbell, father of Louis H. Campbell, the paper's present editor. Campbell was owner of the Pensacola Citizen in Pensacola, where Mrs. Daly learned her craft.

She is survived by her husband and numerous relatives in the south and east. Services will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. from the First A.M.E. Church where she served as treasurer and member of the board ed of trustees for many years. The a ke Mortuary is in charge of funeral arrangements.

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Then the thunder crashed, cascading through the chasms of the mountains. This is Galilee, untamed, rock-ribbed, precipitous, hotbed of ancient insurrections, homeland of the Nazarene. To the south across the plain of Esdraelon, the rain came down in sheets of gray. Yet. westward, sunlight stabbed the ranging plateaus of Carmel.

This place is full of moods, of sudden change, of peaks and valleys, storm and sun. And here is where the carpenter of Nazareth began His work that led Him through the depth of night and back again into a pinnacle of light. He walked these limestone slopes where ragged shepherd boys still tend their flocks today. He chopped down cypress in these groves to carve as yokes and wooden plows. And here He taught, "The truth will make you free." ROAMING IN ISRAEL My wife, Jo Ann, and I went roaming for a week in Israel, its towns and fields, its modern methods overlaying old, its shops, kibbutzim, ancient sites, its finds in archeology, the ruins of Pilate's garrison, Caesarea, beside the Mediterranean Sea.

And chiefly rockbound Galilee, the storied land of Jesus. Here in Nazareth, where He lived for 30 years, a church and synagogue still stand along a market lane, supposedly where He first told His role to men. Outside the hawkers cry and barefoot women For 30 years, He lived in Nazareth and it was here that He first revealed His role to man. The sacred associations cluster thickly about today's Nazareth. A reporter records his impressions of the land of Galilee in this first of five Easter articles on his pilgrimage to Christianity's holiest places.

oppressed." LUNCH IN NAZARETH carry their waterjugs and baskets on their heads. The spot is theory, but the words are sure: "He hath sent me to heal the brokenhearted, to preach deliverance to the captives. to set at liberty them that are We lunched in Nazareth. A Greek cafe. A Jewish state.

The town is mostly Arab. Rustic, wary little world. Persistent hucksters, selling trinkets, hang about the stonehewn dwelling: Mary's and other sites in memory of. Jesus. Just a mile from here a bluff provides a chilling drop from which a mob once sought to hurl Him.

Something stopped them, though-some devastating word or act or look. Out among the scattered towns, in brushy draws and cliffside caves, the fiery Maccabees first challenged heathen depostism. Their proud but tattered little crew, the first to use guerrilla tactics, routed mighty Syria. A WANTED MAN Here, too, the later Roman rulers sent their mounted legions to suppress the ardent, free and roughhewn Galileans. Calif.

Anti-Red Measure Meets Strong Opposition SACRAMENTO-IN-A posed anti-Communist amendment to the state constitution has run into stiff opposition. The proposal, contained in an initiative petition, is sponsored by Assemblyman Louis is Francis, R-San Mateo, who is seeking support to place it before voters on the November ballot. It would empower county grand juries and federal and state agencies to label organizations as subversive. The petition is being circulated by the California Committee to Combat Communism. The California Conference of Machinists, which ended a four meeting here Sunday, declared in a resolution that it was "unalterably opposed" Snow Storm in Italy ROME-4-Northern Italy dug itself out of a winter-like storm today that piled snows high and brought death to two workmen.

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Inhabitants are fewer here than in the olden days. The valley plots have been combined into communal farms. The sun broke through, just moments later, turning that already gorgeous blue into a' giant, dancing sapphire, cradied by the circling sentries of the hills. The rocks beside the lake are black basalt. They stretch today by almost vacant, lifeless shores.

Yet in the breezes from that sea you hear the teeming whispers of the past, the echoes of a steady voice, steady even when the gales whip out abruptly from the mountain gorges, lashing pla.cid. waters into six waves. "Peace, be still! Be not afraid. Have you no faith?" Not far away, a gentle mountain rises by the sea, its crown a bunch of evergreens, alive with songs of birds. And here, tradition says, to hundreds gathered on that broad incline, the Nazarene delivered his immortal sermon.

"Blessed are the poor the meek. the merciful Judge not, and you shall not be judged forgive and you shall be forgiven." I said, "Let's go." Our gasoline supply was short, with 30 miles to go before the nearest town. We coasted down descents. Across the southern sky, the lightning flared. The rain resumed.

and thunder rumbled in the night. Tomorrow: The road to Jerusalem. BERKELEY Dr. Horace A. Barker, University of California professor of biochemistry, has.

won the Borden Award in Nutrition. The highest honor for American scientists exploring basic nutritional problems, the award consists of a gold medal and $1,000. Dr. Barker was selected by a jury of the American Institute of Nutrition for his work in the discovery and characterization of the active coenzymatic form of vitamn B12. The work is regarded as a major advance in understanding the complex chemicalconversion processes of living organisms.

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