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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-07-23
Hogs Hit 5-Yedr High
But For One Day Only

After hogs for one day only hit a
fve-year high of $29.S5 on the Find
lay livestock auction market Wednes-
day of last week, the price declined
to range from $26 to $27 this week.
Beef prices, which frmed on the
same day, however, held most of their
advance and so far this week the av-
erage prices being paid throughout
the district were from $21 to $23 per
hundred.
Under acreage allotments, alone,
farmers who cooperate will be ell
gible for price support loans at 30
percent of parity.
Hogs that die on the way to mar
ket represent losses.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-07-23
Orange Twp. Champs

The Orange Twp. Champs held
their July goth meeting at the home
of Eugene Ernest. Is members were
present. The club was opened with
the club pledge led by Richard Kurt.
Each boy gave a report on his pro-
ject. Following that the boys dis
cussed what happened at Camp
Ohio. The next meeting will be held
at the home of Joe Morris. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Ernest
assisted by David Ernest and Danny
Joe Dangler.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-07-23
REUNION NOTICE

The Reichenbach reunion will be
held at the Pandora park shelter
house July 26. Basket dinner at
noon. Please bring own table service.
Mrs. Mack Andrews, Pres; Mrs.
Ralph Henry, V. Pres; Mrs. Myron
Reichenbach, Sec.-Treas.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-07-23

Stock trucks need plenty of ven-
tilation. -.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-07-23
Richland Grange

Next Tuesday evening will be In
spection Night at Richland Grange by
Deputy Master, Elmer Wood and Ju-
venile Deputy Matron, Mrs. Wood
under the "Know Ohio" project. Roll
call will be answered by naming a
city or place in Ohio which you think
is the most beautiful or interesting
and tell why. The 3rd degree will be
conferred on new candidate, and all
members are asked to be present.
Grange will be at $3.50 prompt.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-07-23
Gold Star All

Gold Star All
The Gold Star All club met Mon
day evening, July 20, at the Orange
Twp. Community House. Group sing
ing led by Rosemary Montgomery OPP
ened and closed the meeting. Roll
call was answered by telling what you
liked best at camp this year. Judy
Benroth led recreation following the
meeting. The next meeting will be a
swimming party and wiener roast,
August 3.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-07-23
Society and Clubs

and Mrs. Joan Basinger. Games will
be enjoyed the remainder of the eve
ming.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23
= Mp. s., Wu. :

Inter Qatbolilden) Glallbens-
befenntnis perItebt man Die Sorr1u=
lierung Ser fatbolil6en @laubens=
lrbre. Gs purbe Nun bie 8lanbenS=
lebre leit apoItoliiden 3eiten piele
Wale, lei es gang ooer an6 nur in
einigen Bl,nften, formuliert. IS gibt
oaber piele gr0Bere ODER fleinere
@laubensbefenntniiie. 0ie bauptlah-
lihlten limo oie folgenOen: 1. 0as
opoItoliid)e @luubensbefenntnis. ytab
alter l1eberlieferlng iDuroe oteles
Blnlbensbefenntnis BON BEN Mpolteln
ielblt perfaBt, ebe lie iid) in atle Welt
5erltrelten, I'm iiberaa Gbriltnm ben
8efreu5isten 5u preoigen. 2. Sas
nicGno- foni tantinopelitanilfe 8lan=
bensbefenntnis. Iasielbe lit cine 3u-
ianmenfaiiung ser 2ebre Der beioen
augemeinen aon5ilien su Nicda (325)
lnO Gonltantinopel (38D. 3. Sos
ntbanaiianiihe 8laubensbefenntnts.
2eit ser gntltebung oieles @laubens-
6efenntniiies lit rngelpiB Wan6e be-
boupten, es perbe irrtiimliberpetle
Dem III. sltbanaiius 5ugelbrleben;
0ieie perlegen sic sbfaiiung oes @lau-
bensbefenntniies, bas lelnen Namen
trGst, ms 5. Sabrbunoert. 9ie iibrt-
gen ieoob, Die bas @laubensbefennt-
mis- Dem fl. sltbanaiius 5ulhreiben,
idnanfen in ser geltinmung Der
3eit ser slbfaiiung oesielben 3ipilden
Sen ssahren. sic fura auf oas 9on5l-
lium NicGnum folgten, bis 5li leinem
5oOe (373). A. 0as trioentinilbe
8la16ensbefenntnis. gs lit eine 3u-
ianmenialiung Ser, 8lanbenslebre
bes allaemeinen aon5ils bon Srient
G545 Bis 1863.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23
9. g., Iidy.

Die Gag uno Sic Ra6t5eiten lino
an oen beioen Bolen, 9eorO- uno SitOs
pol, anoers als in oen beiBen @egen-
oen ODER in oen Srppen uno IN ben
sem6Bigten 3onen. 9ie 3eit, lpdbreno
pelher Die Sonne am gtoropol nlbt
llntergebt, lit pom 81. Wedr5 bis
%. September. slm SiiOpol gebt tie
inn ielben Seitraum Geds Ntonate
lang) ni6t alf. Som %. September
ober Bis gum 81. Year5 gebt lie am
Siibpol nidt unter uno am 9toropol
nibt auf. Somit lit an beioen Yolen
abapebielno elm babies Sabr l1nllnter.
bro6en Gag uno ein balber Sabr
yeodt. 0a no Die Some langere 3eit
nidt untergebt, brebt lie li6 Oo6 alle
pierllno5panoig Stu,noen einnal I'M
ibre eisene a6ie BON Dit naG Silo
uno BON 90 na6 @elt, BON oa nod
georo unb pieber suriid nuf Dit,
bleibt immer iiber Dem Sori5ont,
Iteigt aber ME bod iiber oenlelben
blnal1f. SDtl1en oen Solartrellell
un0 oen Yolen onIern Die langlten
Gage BON einem bis ieds 0tonateal,
ebenio Die ldnglten geadte. 0les
fonrmt BON ser idiefen Stellung Der
@roabie Der. Sim 21. Wtar5 uno
%. September lit Gag unO geaAts
gleihe auf Ser gan5en groe pom
gtoropol big gum 5iiopol. 8enn oie
grbe lenfredt auf ibrer Ifle ltanoe,
10 ip1re bas gan5e Sabr binour9
Gag unb 0adtglei6e, Damn aber
,piiroe es I'M BEN slequator 10 belB
uno in ben Bolargegenoen 10 falt lein,
oaB fein nenl6lides 8elen eS 3D.
lelbIt ailsbaltten tonnte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23
81. g., W..Naf. =

aebel (Sos) lit cine Sriibung Ser
2uft infolse &onoenlation Oes @al.
iers. gr beltebt aus 8uiiertropfhen,
Die fallrn iibtbar iino. 3lpiI6en gtebel
uno @olfen beitebt fein tpelentli6er
ltnterlhteo. Gie 9tebelbilollng lit be-
ionbers itarf in groBen Stdoten, ple
SEEM Dorf, Netp Seriep, in Stdoten
aaliforniens unb Dor alien in Son-
oon, bas cine rid)tige gtebelltaot lit.
8or einiger 3eit lag elm 10 oihter
gtebel iiber ser Stuot 2onOon, oaB
ssabr5euge peri6ieoener grt Sl,lam.
menitieBen uno Weni6en aneinanoer'
rannten, 10 baB, 1pie oieler Gage aus
2onoon beridtet 1puroe, in Sonoon
i'm 2aufe Der Sabr5ebnte nabe5u flint
tallleno Meniden amtamen. Gos
nennt man - freilib in nedenOer
8eiie - benebelt lein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ihreibt man aus 5reiburg, bot biel.
leiht mnnher idon bon Der beriibnn-
ten 8eiteigung oes 8erges ourd
Jiiritdbt @erbert bon ct. Blniien ber-
nommen. Sic f1nt in Dos Sabr 1850,
mar aber gan5 getpiB nidt Die erite
Grfunoling. Snnmerbin bat Der glbt
als eriter oie bortigen 8egetations.
perbaltniiie geibiloert. Sein Inter-
nebnten fiel in cine 3eit, in Der es
eben auBer Ben 8iebbiitten nod feline
Serbergen gab. go iiberr,o6tete er i'm
5reien uno beriubte iih ol,rh elm
5euer gegen oen falten Nahtpinb all
lbiisen. Mber lange Dor ibm ihoil
naren Meni1en auf ben Berg eeltie-
gen. Da man 1896 amiihen Dem Sel6-
berger Sof llnb Dem Seebudoenfmal
cine romilhe Weiin5e aus Dem 2. bis
|3. Sabrbut1oert n. Gbr. fano uno
faum an5unebmen lit, 0aB elm Miin-
|5enlanlmler Tie BORT Derloren bat,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23

fam man nit rubigem @etnfIen an
nebmen, oaB idon Die Momer ben
b0blten Shspar5nnIoberg beitiegen
baben. llrfunolidb to,idt Der gsame
vgeltperh" 983, nlio Dor etapn tan-
ieno Sabren, eritrnnls auf, als Scatter
Otto II. bem @loiter ct. 8lniien ilnl-
fangreihe geiisungen beitdtigte. Stun
gibt es 3peifel Der Siitorifer an Der
g6tbeit oieier llrfunbe, aber apenig
ipdter, 1865, fam cine lolhe 9eit6ti-
gungsurflt1lbe aus Der &ano &aiier
Seinrids w. an bas aloiter, iln6 Tie
miro fir edit gebalten. Darin lit bie
&ebe bonn vWons 8eltberg". Man
fann alio bod annebmen, oab Der
Berg idon Dor einem Sabrtauieno
unter ieinem beiitigen Nanen befannt
mar. Die erIte Rarte, auf Der er ber-
5eidnet spar, lit alleroi1,gs erit fnapp
pierbunoert Sabre aft, iie itantmt
namliG nus Dem Sabre 1872.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23
= y. 8m., Mla.

aalnti6atfa lit cine norooitaiiatiide
Salbiniel, elm &reis in <Blano. 0ie
Salbiniel lit ein Cell oes uripriing-
li6en Seitlanoes, 81 Infang 0es
BliO5Gns elm Idmaler o,1r6 eine
@teerense (iett Sllnora) bonn 5elt-
lano sel6ieoener 2anoitreifen, i'm
9tor0en ans SanbItein, i'm Siiben
aus 8neis, friitaainildem Sdiefer
beitebeno, ieitber bauptiidlid our6
pulfanii6e auflbiittllngen bebeltteno
gepa6ien. 9ie 5liiiie iino iebr fiid-
reid uno teiltpeiie idiffbar. Siimpfe
in oen iueiten SluBtdlern oes 8e-
items. 9ie 8letider baben iib ieit Der
Gis5eit bis auf oie boblten @ipfel 5l=
riitse5ogen. Die 8e1pobner (ettpa
S325) treiben oil Ser &iiite Sii6fang,
SagO uno Bferoe3ubt. 8iele Seile
ser reiben Sniel iino nod unerforidt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23

bieier 8elt. 2aBt i'm alsi1eIlen, ib
5nbl germ, mas es foitet, ob4pobl i'd
iest, nit erfrorenen Sloiien uno er-
frorenem @eiibt, nidts rnebr ihaf-
fen tann uno i'm Spital iike nno
parte, bis Der Serrgott mir Seine
Cir aufmaht."
Sorg lag eben, bon i1ier lner-
trdgliben Sbmer5en geqrdlt, in iei-
ner 3elle, ba i'm beirn Shleppen iei-
ner S1de ben 2erbi1a6en ipteoer b0s
gefr1nft batte. slls Der Mrat ben
8rud an ieinen Blas 5uriidgebradt
uno aud iein offenes Bein perblln6en
batte, idleppte er iid gu Dem iiinsen
8rllber stephan bon @ien, Der iest
als &od biente lino ibm uttter BEN
Briioern nebit Sran5, Dem ilingen
aronburger, nobntal Elm 8ru0er ge-
ipor6en mar. Stepban, 6er iitnge.
CUTE, tpdre fir i'm burhs Seuer
gegangen. Wit linn 4pollte er iih be-
raten, ba er nod Dor tpenigen sSabren
orauBen als Bidder geurbeitet bate.
.8ra6er Stepban, pielleidt tpeiBt
on &at, iieb oa, 11in1m lin6 liesl Sd
lit tpieber elm iunges 8llit, ein 6eiit-
l6er SaIter nod Mom gegaufelt. Die
Jrage lit, bat eriib Die 6liieel idon
Derbrannt ooer fonnen mir i'm nod
retten?"
g8ie mar er aber eritnlnt, als Der
Sod, nod 1pdbreno er ben Brief las,
erfreut ausrief: .gi, ben @n6erIe
3appenglis uno ieinen 9errn, Die ba.
be ib bod auf Der BaIa nah &om
fennengelernt!"
limo bann: sd bob mid bod ba-
mails nntertDegs nad Mon balbtot
bingeibleppt, aufgegeben BON nteiren
&ameraoen. 1n6 ba bat mid eben Der
ilnge 9r &appenglis a1fgeloien uno
in ben &eiietDagen ieines Serrn ge-
padt, perpfIegt, pertpobnt, Big ib tpie-
Der 1trampeln fonnte. @abrbaftig, elm
barmber3iger Samaritanl l1no am
S9IuB: ,Nidts gu banfen. Das BIN
ih meiner Baie Wibline ihul6ig. sic
lit cine beriibmte Batronin aller BGf-
fergeIenen. 8ebe, 1penn i1 oid am
Wege bate liegen laiienp Sieblt on,
Sorg, eben bieie Mibline!"
(5hluB foIgD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23
= u. g., Eer-

Die @eidi6te ser gntoedung ser
Neuen @elt bur6 Gbriltopb aplums
bus finoen Sic an elmer anoeren
Stelle uno Hummer beantpOrtet.
8enn Sic StubentenipiBe iiber oieies
geidibtlide uno 1pi6tige Greignis
baben tpouen, 10 ieien bier einige lalt=
nige erpdbnt: Ils Gbriitopb &olrm-
bus nit ieinem S6iif Dos omerita-
niibe llfer erreibte, ltanben Die
Snoianer am ufer, l1n0 es folgte fol-
genbes Geipr1tb: aolumbus fragte:
rSeib ibr Die Snoianos?" - vSa,
nut1porteten Die Snoianer, ~oiele iei=
mer. l1no Bit on ser Gllmbum=
bus?? - usSsa, Ser 5 bin id!" -
rSa,~ lagten Die Snoianer "penn on
ser Glumbumbus bit, finn mir ia
entoedt!" Soer: Gin Seutl6er
aus Berlin fam nit ieiner Saihe, Die
Muiter bon oeuti6en 8aren entbielt,
nod 2onbon. an ieiner Wultertaide
bing elm 3ettel nit ieinem gamen
Abel. sls nun ser Heii iieontel bel
eine,n 2onooner aunoen poriprud)
,lno oieier bas Namenihilo an Dem
&offer lab, iagte er: 80, bu Bit ia
elm Mann namens gbel!" - uSa,
oa6te slbel, vlpenn Die gngldnoer es
baben ipolle, oab i6 mid Gbel i6rei=
be, lbreibe i6 @bel. Wan muB balt
ieinen aufiinftisen aunoen Sen @il-
len tun." llnb er l6rieb auf ieinen
Nuiterfoffer ugbel". als Die eng
lil1en &unoen oas neue Hameni6llo
Iaben, eriiBten tie BEN Seutiden nit
.Sbel". uNun," meinte Ser grline
3eutlbe, .penn man @elbGfte ma-
cben mill, muB man balt ben 8eiollen
tun." llno er ldrieb oenn rSbel"
Sooann begab er iicb buiinungsfrob
5u einem anoeren &unoen. als oieier
Sen 3ettel nit Dem Hamen oSbel"
iab, reoete er i'm an: vSalo, Wr.
gibel!" Son @erger nabm Ser Ser
liner ieinen WuIterfoffer unO perlieB
miBmutis oas 2ano Ser gnslanoer,
uno babte: uWenn oiaIe Sonooner 10
Itofelelsolimm iino llno nidt einmaI
beutIb leIen f0nnen, 10 lobnt es ii6
nidt, Die @eiIefolten nad 2onbon gu
be5ablen." rno er nabm iid Dor, ME.
mails mebr nab Dem Muslano gu
reiIen. - Eatia6e lit, Dab ser 0eut-
ihe perbdltnismdBig leiht frernbe
Sprahen lernt uno ipri6t, udbreno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23
- 6. g., =.

Gs gibt natiirlibe uno fiinItlid er-
boute @rotten ooer Soblen. Die erIten
OtenIGen ipobnten, 1aboem iie aus
benz Earaoies binausgetpieien tpor-
Ben, in Soblen, sic ia in Der gsatlr
porbanoen tparen. Die erIten gbriIten
pobntel,, nm Ii6 5u berbergen llno 5u
idiiBen in oen &atafomben unter
ser Stoot 8om. Ser sottlihe Sci
lano ioa, als gr Sid bon Seinen
;Siingern entfernte, in eine natiirIide
$ooble ODER @rotte Sid 5uriidge-
5ogen baben, Tim su Seinem bintm-
lii6en Sater 5u beten. Gin gngel er-
lhien Sbm unb tr0ltete sSbn. geatiir-
lide S0blen befinben ii1 aub 1,nter
ser groe, luie 3. 9. llnter ser pol
niiden Staot @ieli3ffa, mo- leit Men-
ihengeoenfen Sal3 (5ellenlalD ge-
groben miro. SSSn &oaano befinbet ii1
in ser Bropin5 2inlburg cine natiir-
liHe @rotte, 0ie ii6 unter elmer be-
maloeten Siigelfette 5ipil1en 8alfen=
burg uno Waaltribt bin5iebt. Snnlit.
ten Oicier 8rotte befinoet iid cine
aus bellgelbem Sanoitein gebauene
tleine &apeae nit etliben 5iten uno
einem fleinen slltar. Sierber flii6.
teten ii6 oie &atbolifen ip1brenb ser
Sron5oiilhen Geoolntion, Inn iib Dor
gerfoIgune 5u ldiisen. S1n 5lpeiten
@eltfrieg oienten Die lansen @anse
Oen GeutI6en 5ur Iufbeipabrung bon
allerlei &riegsmaterial. Sn Ser Ndbe
bon Ealfenbllrg befinoet it'd alb cine
alte, 5erfallene Burg, oie, mie man
lagt, Don Oen @rafen BON Soensbrud
bc1pobnt iuurbe. Die &apelle bes oor.
tigeh BON ben Seiuitenpatres be-
mobnten apllegs tpuroe bon Sitter
Sruppen beihoiien unb teilpeiie ser-
tort. 9luh ein fiir 2uftibiffe an
gelester Blab in Ser H1be nes Stdot-
hens lit nod teilipeiie erbalten uno
loa 81 elmer 8ennbabn allsgebaut
peroen. 8eriibmt lit oie 2ouroes-
8rotte in SranfreiG. Gie @elbiAte
oieier Grotte lit pobl ieoem befannt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23
3d., Seg.-

8ir fonnen Sbnen als ebemaligem
Sdmar5mGlber berihten, bob Der
b06Ite Berg oes Shmar5ipaloes iest
allIonntGglib ons 3ieI BON 9amien-
oen lit, tpas bisber unbefannt ihien.
@as tpeiB man nun aus Der @e-
i9idte oes JeIoberges? @eipiB, 10
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23
Der Lesser fragt - tUir antsv0rten

ser slusldnber ME ODER lfaper 6ie
oeutide Spra6e erlernt. Merf's,
Mare!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23
OuVG~uU Su~ WAuu
Verdauungsst0rung
Case und Blahungen
verstirnrntern Magen
Kopfschmerzen
Schlaflosigkeit
Nervositat
hervorgerufen durch
Hartleibigkeit?
Nehmen Sic Forni's AIpen-
krSufer helste Abend- -sehen
Sic, sDie UieI besser Sic
s:ch M0rgen fiihIen

Leiden Sic NIGHT unn0tigerweise noch
einen Tag. Nehmen Sic das zeiter.
probte Forni's Alpenkriuter. Mehr
ais Elm Abfiihrmittel, cine Magenta.
tigkeit anregende und Blahungen YER
treibende Medizin, hergestellt aus
(nicht nur elm oder zwei), sondern l8
Manufacturer, Wurzeln und Pflan-
zen. Fine exclusive Formel. Alpen-
krauter bringt TRACE Darme yum
Arbeiten; hilft verhartete Abfallstoffe
auszuscheiden,-die durch Hartleibig.
keit verursachten Case und Blahungen
zu vertreiben, erzeugt Elm angeneh-
mes Warmegefiihl i'm Magen. Kaufen
Sic noch heute Forni's Alpenkrauter
in Ihrer Nachbarschaft oder senden
Sic fur unser Special EinfIhrungs-
Angebot.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23
s. g., >.

Sbre Srasen finoen Sic in ieoem
fleinen &ate6ismus llno in Der Bib
lii6en @el6i6te benntportet.
, 1953-03-03
Chinese Residents
OF New York Won't
Chiong to Invode

Chinese residents Of New
York City said to represent
approximately 10000 have
called on General Chang Kai
Shek to plan for an early
landing on the mainland coast
of China.
All have planned to sign q
manifesto to be printed and
dropped by planes on the main
land in which assistance will
be asked for the Nationalist
forces when they counter
attack. They have cited the
progress made by the National
lists on Fermosa as against
what they called the extreme
~eeertv and brutality of the
the Communists.
, 1953-03-03
South Koreuns Wont
Armies to Murch
North 10 Yulu River

AS South Koreans celebrat-
ed the S4th anniversary Of
their declaration Of independ-
ence there were demands for
the armies to march North up
to the Yalu River, the natu-
raj boundary between Korea
and Manchuria.
President Syngman Rhee
was absent because Of illness
but his speech was read by
Acting Premier Paik Too
Chin. There were speeches by
u. S. Ambassador Ellis @.
Briggs and Lieut.. General
Maxwell D. Tavlor, Comman-
der Of the 9th Army.
General Taylor said that I'M
happily, freedom could not be
assured by proclamation and
that it was the courage and
determination of Korea to re-
main free that had attracted
United Nations support to the
cause of Korean freedom.
, 1953-03-03
DR.. Robt. de Freitds
Returns From
Three-week Vocation

DR.. R obert de Freitas
passed through here this
morning on his return from a
three-Week vacation during
which he visited St. Lucia
Antigua, Martinique, Trim
dad, and nearby British and
Islands. At st. Lucia
he was the guest Of the Hon.
, 1953-03-03
North Curolinu High
Court Voids
Conviction for Leer

-
T h e Supreme Court Of
North Carolina unanimously
reversed the assault by leer@
conviction Of a Negro share
cropper on February %, rub
ing he could not be convicted
"for what may have been in
his mind when he looked at
a teen-aged white girl in q
cornfield, according to a news
item in the New York Times
The article continues:
"The decision ended the
case against Mack Ingram, a
years old, father Of nine, who
had received a six-month sus-
pended sentence and had been
placed on five years probation
for simple assault at his third
trial at Yaneyville, NC, last
November.
"The defendant, who has
been free in bail while the
{ q S e moved through the
courts, W Q n unconditional
freedom. He cannot be tried
again on the same charge.
"The state high courts de-
cision in effect ruled that an
old state law under which the
defendant was convicted Of
assault by frightening Willie
Jean Boswell, a farmers
daughter, was too vague to be
valid"
, 1953-03-03
Sloop angel Luis"
Aground Oft
Fort Louise Augusto

The sIoop Angel Luis" ran
aground off F or t Louise
Augusta at 10 o'clock this
morning. Aboard were Henri
que Coto, captain and owner
and Viggo Roberts.
Coto reported that he pur-
chased the boat in Culebra
and sailed to Farjado for the
necessary clearance papers; a
third man, Marcial Rodriguez
was also aboard. They left
Fariado and stopped at Guile
bra but there Rodriguez re-
fused to continue the journey
Coto and Roberts set sail for
ST. Croix but put into Saint
Thomas to escape a storm.
They left at 5 IN the morning
and at 10 was approaching
Fort Augusta when the boat
got out of control. It was
towed into the harbor by a
Coast Guard Cutter.
, 1953-03-03
Mr.6 Mrs. Mux Yergun
Spending Vocation
Ia ST. Croix

Among the many guests in
st. Croix are Mr.. & Mrs. Max
Yergan, Of New York. Mr..
Yergan, distinguished author,
lecturer, consultant and spe-
cialist on Africa, with his wife,
q practicing physician, arrived
in st. Croix Saturday morn
ing. They are vacationing at
Clover Crest and hope to be
in st. Croix for two weeks.
Mr.. Yergan has lectured at
leading universities In the
United States and speaks on
Africa with interesting first
hand information and autho-
rity that captivates his listen
ers. He actually lived ! n
Africa for seventeen years.
Recently he made a trip which
took him to every country in
Africa. He travelled down the
West Coast to South Africa
and returned through Central
and East Africa, returning to
the United States in October.
In November he again went to
Africa to the Gold Coast and
Nigeria on a special mission.
Mrs. Yergan joined him in
Europe where they were the
guests Of the British Colonial
Office at a conference on
Education in Africa, held at
Cambridge University.
Mr.. Yergan urges a new APP
proach to the whole African
situation based on accurate
information W h c h should
bring about greater apprecia-
ton Of the ability of the Afri-
can people and the strategic
importance Of the free world.
aOne illustration" says Mr..
Yergan, SIS we are dependent
upon Africa for uranium
which is used in the atomic
bomb"
On Sunday afternoon, Mr..
and Mrs. Yergan visited the
town of Frederiksted; at Chris
tiansted they stopped in to see
t h E st. Johns Anglican
Church and the servicemen
Center. After seeing a large
portion Of Christiansted, they
drove out to the Eastern end
Of the Island through Cramer's
, 1953-03-03

Grace Augustin, first woman
in the history of that Island
to be elected to the Legis-
lature.
DR.. de Freitas expects to
resume his schedule here next
week with the usual Tuesday
a n d Wednesday clinics at
Christiansted and Frederik-
sted, respectively.
Evening star., 1953-02-04
Kim After Revenge
In Terror Mat Bout

Lu Kim, the Chinese wrestler
who lost by accident to the
Golden Terror in last weeks
show at Turner's Arena, gets a
return crack at the Terror to-
night. They meet in the main
event of program also marked
by the Washington debuts Of
two promising newcomers.
Kim was beating the Terror
last week and had him on the
ropes when the Terror fell down.
He happened to fall on Kim with
all his 203 pounds. Before Kim
could remove himself, the Terror
had won the count.
New grapplerS to be shown are
Farmer Mack and the Mighty
Ursus. The Farmer meets Ra-
phael Halpern and Ursus goes
against Roland Meeker.
Completing the card, which
starts at 8:45 pm, are David
ions against Don Jarque and
Tiger Joe Marsh against Clyde
Stevens.
Evening star., 1953-02-04

dog-leg first hole, decided he
would overshoot it with a driver
and promptly drove the green
with q. brassie. Then he three
putted.
The sixth at Fairfax is a 354-
yard par 4 with a button hook
finish, and although shorter in
yardage than the first, which
frequently is driven, it appears
almost impossible to drive. But
Spears decided to take the short
cut and, according to Hyde, car
ried the green 10 feet from the
pin. He also three-putted that
one.
Despite these putting lapses
on the end of prodigious tee
shots, Spears was three under
par midway on the back nine
when it started to rain. He was
struck by lightning when he was
a youngster and wants no part
of golf courses in thunderstorms.
He quit.
On Spears next visit to Fair
fax, in 1851, he started a round
with the same three partners.
The former Alabama Open
champion. a tremendous hitter,
breezed around the front nine
with six brides and three pars
for a 20. It started to rain
on the ninth hole and he hur-
riedly finished the hole-birdied
it-and again quit.
Evening star., 1953-02-04
Williams in Koreo, ,
Gets Final Training
lin Fiqhter-Bomber
By the Associoied Pres,

SEOUL, Feb. Marine Capt.
Ted Williams of baseball fame
today began a one week training
course in preparation for Korean
combat duty as q Panther Jet
pilot.
The former Boston Red Sox
outfielder arrived in Korea
yesterday after completing his
basic jet training in the United
States.
A World War II flyer. he was
recalled to active duty last May.
The advanced course in jet
flying is designed to acquaint
arriving flyers with combat con-
ditions in Korea.
The Panther jet is a fighter
bomber used for missions in close
support of ground troops and
also for bombing missions.