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The Bridgeport Post from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 14

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Bridgeport, Connecticut
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14
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"OURTEEN THE BRIDGEPORT POST, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1964. CHILE VOLCANO BEGINS TO QUIET TEMUCO, Chile, March 4 (AP) Villarrica volcano in southern Chile seemed lo be calming down today, and some the 30.000 persons routed by its eruptions were returning home. But for Ihe villagers of Com ripe, hardest hit by Villarrica's fury, Ihere were only mud-covered ruins of what had been a scenic spot in this Andean resort area. Of Conaripe's populalion ct 138, police said three persons were dead and 22 missing after volcanic eruptions Monday sent an avalanche of mud and rock roaring down the mountain, burying the town. The unofficial toll for the ravaged area 60 miles around the peak was 22 killed and 35 missing.

But a spokesman at the rescue headquarters set up in Teniuco, 60 miles northwest of the volcano, said casualties may rise as more reports come in. Villarrica began spesving flame, smoke and lava Monday. Tlie eruptions kept up most of yesterday but last night the bursts of flame spurting Irom the crater were less frequent and Jess intense. Heavy rains whipped the moun- ain valley for the sixth day. Rescue teams made their way along roads to try deliver food and supplies to remote villages in the stricken region 500 miles south of Santiago.

Much of the area was reported flooded, and many in Isolated spols were Jn urgent need. The first relief squad lo reach Conaripe reported that most of its residents reached safe ground minutes before the came crashing down Villarrica's southern slopes. RADIO HEIR WEDS PHOENIX, March 4(AP) Eugene (Stormy) McDonald I I I of Chicago, heir to the Zenith radio fortune, has mar- ied 19-year-old Virginia Baker, daughter of a Nebraska cattleman. McDonald, a senior ai the Jniversity of Arizona, revealed the marriage yesterday as the couple left Phoenix for a honeymoon in Hawaii, He said they were married at Las Vegas Feb. 29.

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SAM1 E. KASSIM TRUMBULL, March 4 Dr. Sami E. Kassim has opened an loffice for the practice of medicine, specializing in pedialrics, in the Professional building, White Plains road. A native of Baghdad, Iraq, Dr.

Kassim was graduated from the Royal College of Medicine Ihere in 1947. He practiced in Baghdad five years before coming lo this country in 1953 lo attend Harvard Medical school, where he obtained his master's degree in public hcallh. Dr. Kassim then did a year of post-graduate work in pediatrics at the Great Ormond Hospital for Sick Children, London, England. Returning to (he United States, he was with the Children's Medical Center, Boston, eight years.

Certified by the American Board of Pediatrics in 1958, Dr Kassim had a residency in this Field at the Boston center ant later engaged in research Ihere. Mrs Kassim, the former May A. Kaftan, of Baghdad, receiver ner Ph.D. in astronomy from Sadcliffe college, Cambridge, having obtained a mas- cr's degree in physics and mathematics from the University of Manchester, England. She did research two years at he Harvard College of Astronomy vhcn the- Iraqi government asked her to assist in establishing Astronomy department and a ibrary in the new University of Baghdad.

Her brother, Dr. Kamal Kaftan, is chief of the Medical ssociation of Iraq. In June, when Mrs. Kassim fin-i sh.es her commitments with the University of Baghdad, she and heir six-year-old son, Namir, will oin Dr. Kassim here.

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