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It COURIER-PCST, Camden, N. Tueiriey, Novimbir 6, 1962 II Sit-in Case Births in South Jersey Conti miles in Computer Calculates Blood Flow Ferfpr-tinn nf a pnrlahlp rnm-putcr rapabln nf calculating thp OL'R LADY OF UHJHDEI CAMDEN Daniel Thomas, lo Mr. and Mrt. Phelan. 3123 Waldorf ve Dnminlrk Anthony, to Mr.

and Mri, A. Capaldl, 147 Garden, eve. Nancy t.ee, to Mr. and Mri. W.

A. Kacan 04 S. (Ih at. Susan Dawn, to Mr. and Mrt, D.

N. Lenher, 3(105 Morrison at. VVKSTMONT Sally Ann, lo Mr. and Mm. J.

P. Crlm- Court High cmn mniK Hfl klirlri ave Erie Thnmaa, In Mr, and Mn. Jnhn Johnson, ill lister terrace Rnnda Lenelle. lo Mr. and Mn.

Marvin Move. 21U Kossuth at Jeanna Annette, tn Mr. and Mri. Roland Newman. 1227 Maanolia ave.

Perry Winlord. lo Mr. and Mn. Charlea Pimh. 25 N.

Slh at. Juantla Marv, In Mr. and Mn. FJwood Piirnell. 117 Branch Village.

Phyllla Ann, lo Mr and Mn. Robert Coi-caro, 232 F.ulaw ave Barbara Ell.abeth. In Mr. ind Mri. Hiram Davis 770 Walnut at Diana In Mr.

and Mra. Jlmnilt Mason, 1105 Federal It, Cayle Michelle, tn Mr. and Mn. Frank Slelanskl 20M Westminster ive I'raiR Lainnnt. In Mr.

and Mra, Raymond carter. 1031 S. Hth at. Detilse and Mlchele. tn Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Morrison. 73 S. 2Mh st Nancy Ann, In Mr. and Mn.

William Andrews. 20 Senate at Mamie, in Mr. and Mn. Domlnin Curbeln 21 Vine at. Hampton Orlandn.

to Mr. and Mrs. amnion (illlespie. 2121 Master at Francia Terrnne. tn Mr and Mra.

Cal ffl ITU cardiac out put or amount of MM Kathprlne Dorothy. In Mr. and Mrt, R. L. Medea, 2.1 Outer st HAUDONKIEM? Mlllsaa Maria.

ti Mr. and Mri. P. W. Harurave.

240 Centre at. Robin Christine, to Mr. and Mri. H. T.

Myera, 125 I'rospcrt r(l IMINNSAUKKN to Mr. and Mm. R. W. Ranken.

211 46lh il. Cms Ie lo Mr. and Mn. A. Srhwartt, Conner River Plata.

Memknton Kevin Mlrhael. to Mr. and Mri. H. A.

Himh Silver Lake dr. WASHINGTON (UPI) Louisiana's defense of criminal action against sit-In demonstrators promised another round of lively legal fencing today in the Supreme Court. Stale Atty. Gen. Jack T.

Y. Gre-million was ready to tell the court, as have legal officers for North Carolina and Maryland, that owners of private business establishments have a right to serve whom they please. Negroes contend that under the Constitution the states may not enforce through trespass and blood pumped by the hpart pach minutp, was announrpd In Thila-dflphia Monday. The Hpart Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania Hospital after five years of research ran in approximately 10 seconds pive an accurate measurement of cardiac output. Previously, the association said, calculation required from 30 minutes to an hour but now a sur- vin Hamilton sio 2nd at Alma l)eliirde to Mr, and Mra.

Francesco Rodrioiiez. 220 Cooper at James Rodney, lo Mr. and Mri. James Smith. 515 Rirch at.

Valerie, tn Mr. and Mra. Riaaiin Ar-dire. 351 Morse at. Dean, tn Mr.

and Mra. Maurice Blel-lekl. 1102 Lake Shore dr Cheryl (Iwvn. tn Mr and Mn. William Lambert, 415 Cedar st, Mmuel Anarl.

tn Mr. and Mri. Mliuel Rivera. 115 Birch si. Thomas seldon.

to Mr. and Mri. Genrae other laws discrimination policies of business otherwise open to the general public. Scott i mi Kenwnod ave Pamela to Mr. and Mra.

Jamea Simmons. Mount Vernon st, Jerry Darnell to Mr. and Mn. Squire Allen. 21S jerkley si.

Valerie Theresa. In Mr. and Mra. Jesse Barnes, lots lh st. IKhnrn Uiiocliona mm mm The three sit-in cases taken up I Monday induced sharp questions 1 from all nine justices, interspersed with quips at the lawyers and each other.

I The court heard appeals by Reon operating on a heart valve can use the computer to determine the size of the opening that has been made. Pr. William S. Rlakrmore, one of the developers of the computer and professor of surgery and associate director of the Harrison Department of Surgical Research,) explained that "often a change in cardiac output will be the first Michele Danyette to Mr. ana Mn.

carl Randall. 1224 Ucust it Barbara Elaine to Mr. and Mra. Herman Scott, 8K4 Mount Ephraim ave. CEDARBROOK Ronald Joseph to Mr.

and Mra. Joseph Fananu, Mew Brooklyn rd. CHERRY HILL Catherine Mary, to Mr. and Mn. Jamea Kidd, 41D Saratoga dr.

April Marlon, lo Mr. and Mn. William McCoy, 117 Hedgerow dr. Michael Edward, lo Mr. and Mn.

Waller E. Munns. 249 Redstone Bulge. CLARKSBORO Roy Anthony, to Mr. and Mn.

Jamei Pratt, co W. Urban. COLLINIiSWOOD Richard Laird Jr tn Mr. and Mn. Richard L.

Evoy. J20 Hlllcrestf ave. Kathleen, tn Mr. and Mri. Martin Tlinmaa Mlrhael.

In Mr. and Mri. R. R. Hoffman 2M Berlin rrt HADDON HKII.IITS Allison, lo Mr.

and Mr, D. A. Riaedrn. 1,121) Maple ave M00HESTOWN Anthony tin hard, to Mr. and Mm, J.

D. Morrow, 111 K. 2nd l. John, to Mr. and Mra.

Helaler, 231 Mill at, RIVKRTON Robert Waller, to Mr. and Mn, J. Ma-tera. son Mam at. Roberta Diana, In Mr.

and Mm. C. A. Von Urlt, Cooper ft. CHERRY HILL Annetti Marie, lo Mr.

and Mri. R. A. Johnson, Wallworth Park ADli. Linda Maraarel.

to Mr. and Mn, D. J. Pence. 809 Mercer at.

(ilBBSTOWN Donna. In Mr. and Mm. R. I.

Mondelll, 39 Caaperson at. IJNDENWOI.D Cvnthla Ann. In Mr. and Mn. W.

J. Heringslake 219 E. Myrtla avt. Mary Kathleen. In Mr.

and Mn. J. L. Desmond. 132 W.

Linden ava. BARRIM.TON Margaret Mary, to Mr. and Mri. C. T.

Bakev. KI Slh at. Joann Mane, lo Mr. and Mn. T.

L. Kennedy, 2U Richards ave. ATCO Florence I.eahonor. to Mr. ind Mra, R.

Malchncr. 3rd and Rarltan ive. John Allen. In Mr. and Mn.

ft. T. Nevill, Auburn ave. MKRl HANTVII.LE Ronald to Mr. and Mn.

R. Maion. 18 Chapel avt BELLMAWR Joanna Frances, to Mr. and Mn. T.

P. Gaffney. 421 Windsor dr John 0en. to Mr. and Mn.

J. 0. Seddon. 22 Maple ave AI'DI'IKlN PARK Patricia Ann to Mr. and Mri.

W. Snyder. 11 Rrdwina WKNONAH John Michael in Mr. and Mn. J.

M. Dtillon. M2 Miami rrt MERLIN Kathleen Anne, lo Mr. and Mn. D.

Lane 1(1 Maple dr SllMF.RDAt.r Rrlan Jnhn to Mr. and Mn. Onrishalk. 1100 Sunset dr BLACKWOOD Linda lean in Mr. and Mn.

J. C. Rcioke. Hoi 412 A OAKI.YN A Snan Marie, to Mr and Mn. J.

T. Jackson. 123 F. Reechwnod lv. fii.nrcK.sTER rrrv Anita Maraarete.

to Mr. ind Mra. C. amer. S.

Kurdsall ive. John Walter. In Mr. and Mri. W.

T. Stiefel. 92J Hudson at OLLINfiSWOOD Wendy Ann. In Mr. and Mn.

J. C. McCert. 1015 Llnwood av COOPER HOSPITAL BARRfNGTON Diane Fay, In Mr. and Mn.

Donald Mnrrav, Charles ave. Mark Howard to Mr and Mn. Chirlei Wehrle. 212 S. Moore tt BFLLMAWR Mart Mlrhele.

tn Mr and Mn. Nathan Hiialnnnlhim, Ftm nl CAMDEN Sella, tn Mr, and Mm. Pedro Clntron Vine at. Anlhony Alexander. In Mr and Mn Anthnnv linej.

Jul Haird blvd Deborah Ann tn Mr. and Mn. Aarnn Bennett aaa BuUnn at. Nancy Anne tn Mr. and Mn.

Allen 4't Ind at wd tn Mr, and Mra Richard Ci-r 1 s'ttatte Dvid "dw tr Mr and Mra n-vd A Thta nfnn t. tn and Mra Mirh.el Dlvietrn hek. iW Park ava. (il.ENDORA Robert Srntt. tin Mr.

and Mn. Robert Albright, 9oi Josa dr. C.LOHCESTTR Drew Edward, tn Mr. and Mri. Edwin Mackey, 117 Chamber! ave LEVITTOWN Jean.

In Mr. and Mn. Henry Mirknw- ski. Hepburn la. sign that a post-operative patient is in trouble." He said the change in cardiac output now is judged by Indirect methods, which at times may not help In the early detection of the lowered output when appropriate steps could be most effective.

"By using the computer to monitor a post-operative patient's cardiac output, Dr. Blakemore said, "there Is a good possibility that we can see trouble coming in time to correct it." In addition to Dr. Blakemore, other developers were Dr. Gordon H. Danielson, associate in surgery; Donald Norman, assistant instructor in psychology, and Alan L.

Summers, -electrical research engineer. lunch-counter demonstrators from Durham, N.C., and by a group which refused to leave a merry-go-round in Montgomery County, amusement park. All were convicted of trespass. In the Louisiana case, four students were convicted of "criminal mischief" after they staged a sit-in at a five and ten rent store in New Orleans In I960. Farh drew 60 days In jail and a $250 fine.

Gremillion told the court earlier in a written brief that "if the lunch counter owner has the right not to serve a customer because of that customer's race or religion then he has the Incl-dental right to remove) the would-be customer from his premises without undue force. 'Problem of Self-Help' "Unless the lunch counter owner also has the right to call the police to remove the offender for him, society Is going to be faced with the problem of self-help in this area." Attorney John P. Nelson of New Orleans, who represents the students, had contended that they were denied the 14th Amend-; ment's guarantee of "the equal protection of the laws." Site for your dream home could be In "iMs for Sale" in Classified todav. MANTTA Linda Rnae. tn Mr.

and Mn. William Pieraon Berkley rd. MAPLE SHADK A Nancy Palricia to Mr. ind Mri. Joseph Pern, 33 W.

Pirk ave. MARLTON Laura Jean, to Mr. and Mra. John McCusker. il Unfair rd.

MERCHANTVILLE A Janette Mae tn Mr. and Mra. Edward Grinoan. 11 Willis ave Rnan Jnhn. to Mr.

and Mn. John Me-Swigan. 16 Merwlt ct. NATIONAL PARK Janell Flise lo Mr. and Mra.

Michael McNally. 121 E. MUltary dr. PAULSBORO Dawn Renee. to Mr.

and Mri. Donald Johnton. 134 W. Adami it. PENNSAUKEN AJIca Mary, to Mr.

and Mn, Joieph Brennan. 222S N. 47th it. William Harry to Mr ind Mri. William H.

Brooke. 6W3 Woodland ave. Karen Lynn, to Mr. and Mn. Raymond Cavsidv.

f12 Rrownlni rd. Robert Taggart, tn Mr. and Mn. William Murphy. 7412 Park ive.

SOMERDAI.K Tony. In Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caldwell. Chestnut ave.

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