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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-22
Asllby

Credit goes to Mrs. Nelson
Robertson. of Route as. who gave
freely of her time and car during
the cancer drive Only once or
twice was She refused contribu-
ton which shows an aWareneSS
on the part of the public towards
cancer. Mrs Robertson has 500
to her credit
The intermediate Glass OF
Thomas Chapel had picnic Fri
day evening at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs E c. Walton Jr. Since
the girls lost in an attendance
contest they had to cook anc
serve the meal to the boys Bad
minton, softball. croQuet. hiding
and tag were played Those at.
tending We're Shirley Dawson
Peggy and Dorothy Ford, Emma
and Dorothy Guthrie. Jimmy
Frayser and Marshall Smith.
Mrs. Alma Davis and famil,
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
F. c. Walton.
Rev, A. A. Mason was Dime,
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. K. Ford
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Heiger
Of Fredericksburg, were week enc
visitors in the same home ant
attended services at Thoma
Chapel.
Mr. and Mrs. r L. Adam
visited Mrs R. L. Adams and in
FAINT child, at Medical Colleg
Hospital. Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Hazlegrove and littl
daughter. Nancy. and Mrs. Salli
Butcher. of Farmville, visited il
/ the w P SanderSon home. Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Carol King and Sandra ar
spending sometime with her par
entS. Mr.. and Mrs. M. H Meade,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-22
Cumberland Team
Tops Crop Judging
At WOrsham Tuesday

Cumberland High Schools team
took group honorS and a member,
Billy Newman, tied tor top ndi-
vidual hon0rs Monday Afternoon
during the Piedmont FLA Fedora
-on crop Judging contest.
Reyerly Swan of The Worsham
High School team. tied with New
man for individual honors. Both
made scores of 666 out of pos
sble TOO
After Cumberland. with 1905
points for team honors. came
Buckingham Central High 1913
Randolph Henry 1923. and Wor-
sham 1920
Following the -Swar
tie III individual honors were Jor-
dan, Randolph Henry. secon d:
Southall Buckingham. third, Met
calf, Ri. fourth, and Elgin, Cum
berland, fifth.
The FLA youths judged classes
Of wheat. oats. barley, soy bean
and corn Their selections were
Judged in comparison with those
made by agronomy specialist :
from the Chatham Experiment
Station.
Worsham had one team entered
Cumberland and Buckingham
two. and Randolph Henry four.
Team representation was based
on number of students in the FLA
chapter.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-22

children, Bobby and Patsy. of
Richmond, We're guests of Mr. and
Mrs Jack Norman last Sunday at
Broad Acres Farm"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Goodman
accompanied by M ISIS Sophia
Goodman, motored to Lottsburg,
/ Sunday. where they visited Mr..
and Mrs Alex Gayle Miss Good
man returned for an indefinite
visit
Miss Mary Jane Smith spent the
week end in Richmond as guest
OF her mother, Mrs j A. Talley
Visits Exchanged
+ Mr.. and Mrs Howard Settle, Of
Alberta. are the expected week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs F. AL
len Carter Guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Carter recently were Mr. and
] Mrs NJ. X Davis. of Mt Zion.
Mrs. Dewey w Putney was a
guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. H
c. Goodman. of Guinea Mills
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Crawley
+ had as their week end guests Mr.
and Mrs. A Moulton and son,
John Adkins Moulton Jr.. Of
Raleigh. N c.
Miss Mary f. Godsey visited
Mrs w R. Martin and Miss Grace
Godsey recently, in Hlghland
Springs.
Mrs. J NJ Dowdy has returned
to her home here much improved
after a weeks stay in Southside
Community Hospital, Farmville.
Mr. and Mrs John Arndt. of
Axiom, Ohio. MI and Mrs. James
DoWdy, of Philadelphia, Mrs Re-
beccah Hendricks. Of Baltimore.
and Mr. and Mrs. N. Dowdy. Of
Richmond also Mrs Lille Wood
son and B B Woodson, of Char
lotteSville, were among the visitors
attending services Sunday morn
ing at Fitzgerald Baptist Church
want I al IlILI alp
Mrs. Eva Smith and Miss Vir-
ginia Booker Smith have returned
from a weeks visit with Mr. and
Mrs w f Bratten and family
of Norfolk During the week end
they enjoyed a motor trip to points
of interest on the North Carolina
Coast including Nays Head, Kit
" Hawk and Roanoke Island Pur-
gatory, N c.. was one of the small
towns they passed through on the
trip.
Guests Of MI. and Mrs Meri-
wether V. Smith. Sunday at Poca-
h0ntas Farm, were Mr. and Mrs
C. c Hundley and their SON of
Glover Hill Farm, on the Hamp-
DEM Sydney Road Farmville
Stuart George, son of Mr. and
Mrs NJ NJ George underwent an
appendectomy Monday at South
side Community Hospital, Farm
vile
Miss Peggy Meador, Mrs. Georg-
ia Bryant and Mr. and Mrs. How
ard r Bryant accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. G. w Bryant and their
daughter. Mary Ann. to Chase
City last Sunday for a visit with
MS. Lena Hickman Ellington, and
y her relatives IN Chase City.
Mr. and Mrs L. N Hammer, of
West View. were dinner guests
sunday al MI and Mrs E F.
Crockett
Elaine Krng. daughter of the
Rev and Mrs }. S. King, under
went a tonsil operation Monday
IN Richmond
Guests last Sunday Of Mr. and
Mrs w r Norman We're Mr. and
Mrs. c +. Hall. of Amelia
CYF To Meet
The Cumberland Youth Fellow
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e. w. plott Elected
President OF Men

G.. w. Plott was elected presi-
dent Of the mems group Of the
Farmvllt Presbyterian Church AZ
must get permission nom a pny >l-
cian TO attend the tuInc
The visiting unit "Ill lie sat UP
at the Health Department Offices
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-22
TB X-Ray Clinic
To Be At Cumberland

A TB x-ray utDt viii visit
Cumberland on May Ct. The unit
will make the large plates for use
OF tuberculosis patients. contacts
and suspects. only.
Any patient who wishes to have
an X-ray. but not presently listed
as a patient. contact OF suspect
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-22

ed him recently
Mrs. Doyle Rich is spending
several days in Arlington. with her
sister, Mrs j. p Herndon. and
MIR Herndon.
Clarence Foster of Richmond
spent the week end with his fam
lily near here
MI and Mrs Willis Moore and
children moved into their new
home, Oh the Mill Road. last week
Mrs Cecil McGavock. of Boyd
ton, spent short while last Tues
day with her mother, Mrs. Eta
Brown Mr. and Mrs. McGavock
recently returned from a trip to
Florida.
Wilton Brown. also of Boydton,
spent the week end with his
mother.
Reports To \. Y.
MIR and Mrs. Ross Pressell and
children. who have been visiting
his parents for several weeks. left
last week for New York where he
reported for further assignment
with the Army Air Force.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Addleman
and Miss Barbara Addleman were
guests Sunday Of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs A. M Blanton. They
also attended preaching services.
Miss Patricia Brown, student at
LongWood College. spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Fl g. Brown
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-22
Mrs. G.. F.Ownby.
OF Farmyille, Dies

A funeral service for Mrs. Eliza
Ogle Ownby IS, wife of Good F.
OWnby, of Route /, Farmville. was
held Wednesday afternoon at
Jones Chapel Baptist Church.
Buckingham county. Burial took
place IN the church cemetery.
Mrs OWnby died Tuesday, May
10, at her home.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by two sons. j, L. Ownby
Of Cumberland, and Ray Ownby
Of Winglna daughter, Mrs.
Mae Ownby. Of Route /. Farm
vile; three sisters, line grand
children and II great grandchil-
dren.
The national salute TO the FLAG
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-22
Recent Cumberland Neus
Recent Cumberland Ners
Officers. Committee Leaders Chosen
BY Cumberland Youth Fellowship

Bill Atkinson was elected presl-
cent Of the Cumberland Youth
Fellowship in the third Sunday
night meeting held at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs A f Brown
Other officers elected for the en-
suing year were Miss Sarah New
ION. vice president; Miss Marion
baldwin. secretary. and Herbert
lllndle Goodman. treasurer Chair
man Of area committees elected !.
Faith and Witness. Miss Mar
aret Ingle "Outreach and Citi-
.enship. Miss Elva Brown. and
Christian Fellowship. Miss Eve
I'm Bowling Mrs II. d Morine
y as reelected counselor
Mrs c. d. Brown spent the past
Y elk end in Richmond with rela-
yes and visited her husband. at
st. Luke's hospital. She was ac-
Companed by their daughter.
Carol Jean. Mr. Brown is expected
TO return to his home here next
eek. after three-Week stay il
the hospital
Miss Shirley Atkinson, OF Lynch
bJrg and Cumberland. viii spend
this week end With friends IN
Richmond Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. At
kinson spent Thursday of last
week visiting MIS- Atkinson 5
@other, Mrs BERTHE S. Thomas,
a, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
{ Guthrie
Mr. and Mrs L. " Foster ac-
companied by Mrs Pauline Gar
us, and daughter Margaret, spent
nday in Richmond visiting
lends and relatives.
GAS Plan Visit
Members Of the FITZGERALD Bap-
ti.t Girls Auxiliary with their
leader, Mrs. j. c. Hayes. will at
tend the celebration OF the for
tieth anniversary Of this organi-
z. ton this Friday. TO be held III
the Second Baptist Church, Rich
mOnd
Mrs ALI II. Anderson and
daughters. Lovins and Charlotte.
are spending two weeks here with
Mrs. Anderson's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roscoe L. LoylnS. Miss Mar
garet LoVins, Of Petersburg and
Cumberland, spent last week III
Dover. Del. visiting MI and Mrs
Anderson.
Mrs B T Bradshaw. of Ports
mouth, is the guest of her s0n-n-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
+ L Adams. il, and their family
Mr.. and Mrs. IRWIN Flippen ac-
companled by Mr. and Mrs
Charles S Miner. Of Sunny Side.
spent Sunday IN Richmond as
guests of Nh and Mrs Aubrey
L. F'lippen and Miss Barbara Ann
flppen
Guests during the week end and
on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs j c
Hayes were Mr.. and Mrs Edgar
Hayes and family, of Waverly, and
Mr. and MIS- Glen Hayes. of
Buckingham
BTU Postponed
The May meeting Of FITZGERALD
Baptist W o m an 5 Missionary
Ul!on has been postponed until
Friday evening. May % Place ri
meeting All be announced later.
Mrs. BLY, Adams and .nfan.
daughter Carol Jean, have re-
Turned from Medical College Of
Virginia Hospital Ric han n d.
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Adams
last Sunday were Mi ana Mrs.
J f. Burrus' and son. Dennis, of
Sandston Nh and Mrs f. L..
Adams, Of Ashby, and Mr. and
MIS- Noah Nelson with their
daughter Sharon. of Gainesville
Mr.. and Ms Edward Cali and
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ship Charge meeting viii be held
this Sunday evening IN the Cen
tenary Methodist Church at 1886
o'clock Mrs Leigh Womack
counselor for the Centenary Younr
People. and her group, Will be in
charge of the program
Mrs Virginia HutChings. pub
lie health nurse. attended sessions
of the annual conference Of Viz
glnla Public Health officials and
personnel, last week at Roanoke
Members Of county home dem
onstration clubs attending the dis
trict meeting. at Orange. recent
~ were Mrs. j. T. Ayres, Mrs
Henry Johnson Mrs P A. Mat
thews. Mrs Marvin Orange. Mrs.
Granville Higgins, Mrs, Jimmie
HuddleSton. Mrs H w Derey.
Mrs Ruth Carnage Mrs F. F..
Fleming. Mrs J Alex Ransone,
Mrs. F. D Irving and Mrs, j. f
Garrett. Mrs Georgia Wilker-
son. home agent, accompanied the
group
Mrs. Carnage vas nominated
district president. Final vote for
this Office in all Virginia. districts
Will be taken at the State Fedora
ton meeting at VPI in July.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-22

The national salute 10 the fIap
IS u guns.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-12-19
School Held
 For Local Police

A school for all enforcement men in the Kodiak area was held from Wednesday to Saturday this week under the supervision of the F. B. l., R. E. Vickery, police chief, said Wednesday.
 All members of the police department attended the classes, Vickery said.
 Parking on Harbor Avenue has been changed. All parking will be done on the other side of the street, Vickery an. nounced. He pointed out that by parking on the left hand ! side of the street facing St. Paul Harbor will permit the driver to get out of his car on the drivers side onto the sidewalk. He added that by conforming to this ruling that all cars would then be in a direct line.
 Vickery disclaimed credit for forming the School Patrol. He said that Patrolman Ovid Mckinley was the one that had the idea for the School Patrol and that he (Vickery) only carried out McKinley's idea.'
 l The chief said "all motorists must stop when they see the red metal sign with the word STOP displayed by any mem- l Der of the School Patrol"
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Cocktail parties often degenerate into SO ea.ests.
Money is worth only what II win buy the economist
says and we feel that Is sufficient
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!. 5. POPULATION AND FOOD svPPLY

Dr.. Byron L Shaw head Of the United States Agr-
culture Department Research. Branch says the present
abundance food in the United States only temporary
and that the population steadily understanding in
creased food production In speech St. Louis recent
y Dr. Shaw estimated the nations growth at 100000
persons year.
He placed births in 1852 at 3,SS9,O00, which rep
resens record baby crop Because the death rate be-
ing cut down steadily the population increase being
expanded from two directions births and fewer
deaths.
Dr. Shaw estimates that the population of the United
States will be at least I9O0000OO by 1875 and says that
u s. farmers will have to produce about onethrd more
food than they did IN 1850 the living standard to be
retained where Is, with this increased population He
estimates that at the present production the
third increase would require about 1000OOOO0 acres Of
crop lands, though this much good farm land is not
available Dr. Shaw believes of the good crop lands
in this country are now being farmed
The obvious solution is to make the available acre.
produce Even DR. Shaws estimate is correct
that S0000000 acres Of food land can be found
then the total acreage available to u s. farmers in 1875
will have to produce what another 70,O00,000 acres
could produce at present production rates
II ii questionable whether the available land can be
made to produce this much food per acre. BY 1876
Shaw says Of the bright ideas scientists have
up with for increasing production in recent years have
already been utilized He lists INFLAMMATION new meth
DDS Of fertizing and fertilizers and lines of
plants, such hybrid corn and breeds Of animals
The Department Of Agriculture official believes it is be-
coming harder discover ways to increase production
acre, and L his appraisal correct I'VE have TO get
some new ideas e feed these i90.ooo00O Americans
" 1875"
Cocktail parties often degenstats into 10 s,a.ests
Money is worth only what il viii buy, the economist
says and we feel that Is sufficient
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Safety
Notes
By BILL crRB

tReIeased BY The KWPD In
The Interest Of Public safety
carlessIy ridden scooters and bi.
cycles present a major problem to
motorists in Key West. While ii is
easy enough to blame the young
people for this condition, the fact
remains that a large number of
the offending vehicles are also
driven by adults.
Scooter and bicycle drivers are
subject to the same laws and or
iinances as the operators of auto.
mobiles or trucks with the minor
exception Of parking. bicycles
must park on the sidewalk within
a distance of 15'' from the curb)
Weaving through traffic, racing
down the righthand side of cars
stopped at a red light, cutting
through service stations on side
walks = these are things which
the police department would ike
to see eliminated.
The problem could be solved
easily enough without anyone ever
having to be arrested Courtesy -
doing unto others as you would
have them do unto you - plain,
ordinary politeness - that's all a
driver needs and accidents result
ing from violations Of the law
would be cut down to a negligible
number.
Two Sides TO Story
As is the case with most civic
problems, there are two sides to
the story.
Riders of two-wheeled vehicles
complain that motorists crowd
them into curbs and that it is
safer to ride on the sidewalks or
against traffic than it is to obey
the law. Again there is that ques.
ton Of courtesy and consideration
for others.
Automobile drivers who need.
lessly endanger the lives and pro-
perry Of others are subject to reck.
less driving charges and the pen
atty can be pretty stiff. Visit the
daily police court at City Hall and
see for yourself.
Too many people consider driv-
ing as right instead Of a pr.
vilege. II isn't until they have
their license revoked and are fac.
ing jail sentence or fine that
they wake up to this fact. Prinei-
pal trouble with the imposition
Of such penalties is that they often
come only after people have been
injured.
Make up your mind now that
whether you're driving an auto
mobile. scooter, or bicycle, you're
going to operate it in q calm,
courteous manner. There is an old
safety slogan which is as good as
the day Il was originated: THE
life you save may be your own. =
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and some chickens. One Of The men
from this farm. teacher who
spoke some English, told me thsi
some Of the homes tn the village
were now owned by the fourth OF
fifth generation Of the same family.
Indeed, he said. some d The
houses had been in the same fam
is for 30 years Or more lie exs
blamed the system each Of TIE
III families connected with the
farm mas own its own home, Plus
j small amount IL land for gAr
der, i COW or fwo and few other
farm animals or poultry for use
of the family.
The people a TIRE farm we're d.
appointed because We did not ytsit
more h0mes and spend more time
ID sfe farm buildings 81 TIE CD
lee4sve. Many a. Ire barns were
new and piles 81 hrick ard humber
indicated that mare eonsirnesan
wzs psAnned. Men ard vOnsn
wurknd together with Memen pre-
domInassnx. il ne dairy Nhere :
large herd a. rnxs Frsenh iing fIal-
asNsns w0re being mixed ~ ne
ehanirI m1lkers - mR care
shroax. Making the egws aaaf
tinses j day. fhe farm riasmed -
AxeYaae praxnesns rxcrxd a 80
kogrsnan - poanasl 20 yer
pr sp@.
ne gxxsza SaeuE4 kx e1g3
xrop e cow8 - tas ksx6 ~
nnder ~ azms 81 the emaa u
ekarxs a. them. vas pstet e. ~
k<tsa he4r4 - ~ ssliea q ~
q sxtss
zse So mss pusse3 she asFs
xy ~ prsv1a.
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Budget Nostalgia

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. 49 =
What this country needs on the
day before payday, with lunch
money running low, is a time
machine trip back TO a Harvard
University eating club in 1905.
Run for and by students. RAM
DAN Hall served combination din
ners like this.
No. LII cents. chicken pie,
mashed potatoes, mashed tuInip.
baked apple pudding. No. z-2s
cents: roast prime rib Of leef.
boiled sweet potato, string beans.
cranberry pie.
A sample combination break
fast was II cents; apples or dates.
oatmeal and milk, rolls Or toast.
corn bread and butter with your
choice Of tea, coffee. cocoa. MID.
Here's q sample l6-cent lunch.
liver and bacon. boiled potato.
apple sauce and chocolate tapi-
oca pudding.
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Florida Press Association Associate Daes Of Florida
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Uncensored Report OF Visit To Moscow

Editors Note: Here is another
in a series Of stories by Miss Re
becca r. Gross summing up obser-
vations made during a weeks visit
in the Soviet Union. She was one
Of party Of 10 tourists granted
visas for the unexpected trip. She
wrote this chapter in London, while
en- route home to Lock Haven, Pa,
where she is co-publisher Of the
Express.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-15
NOTAS CUBANAS
Por RAoUL ALPIzAR PoYo

Cato. Geo. ". Nichols; Ferdinand
Hirsh y Compania. cortes Cigar
Cigar Company, Havana Ameri.
can Company y Ruy Lopez ) CON-
pania.
Las dos primeraS, de Cato y Ia
nombrada la Rosa Espafola. -
fueron destruidas totalmente. por
Ell pavoroso incendio ocurrido en-
el aio de 1856, y que por POGO
convierte en- pavezas a la pobla.
cion entera.
FL Sr. Seidenberg pronto encon-
tro nuepo lugar para sus talleres
Y comenzo a prepararlos inme-
diatamente. No sucedio 10 PROMO
con Ia fabrica del Sr. Martinez
Ibor. Una comision muy bien res
paldada vino desde Ia cindad de
Tampa e hizo ventaiosisimas pro-
p0siciones al Sr. Martinez Ibor,
para que trasIadase a aquella
cindad su gran manufacture de
tabacos. Aprovechando que Dor
aquellos dias y por virtnd del
gran incendio. multitud de fami-
las quedaron sin hogar, nj re-
cursos, Ia ComiSion de Tampa.
conquisto la voluntad del Sr. Mar.
tinez Ibor. llevandose con Ia "a
brica, a muchos de los residences.
a quienes Sc les fabricaron pc
quenas viviendas en- Tampa, I'M
ciando de esta manera. Ia fun.
cion de 10 que eS hoy Ia gran
ciudad de Ibor City, que todos
conocemos.
En- enero del aiio 1894. hubo
una huelga en- Ia fabrica ia
Rosa Espanola. al parecer las
huelgas, forman parte de Ia in.
dustria del tabaco. al deeir dc
I'm quito historiador. La camara
de Concrete del Cayo, trato Dor
tidos los medioS a SD alcance.
que aquel conflicto laboral Que
perjudicaba la economic de IA
poblacion. tuviera un amistosa
arreglo, sin poder lograrlo. Ia
soberhia del Sr. Seidcnberg. sin
duda alguna, fue Ia gran culps
bic de los dolorosos successes cue
pasaran Ia historic del cayo.
como 81 ease del dos De enere."
Este senior. entonces Sc neg0
aceptar en- sus talleres q obreros
cuhanos, anunciando que traeria
de Cuba obreros esoaloles par
Etrabajar en- 50 fAbrica.
FL conflieto cstall6. Manifest
clones muy serias sc hicieron
publieas por los cubanos residen
ties. No Sc podia aeeptar el de-
precio con cue aquel senior trsir
ba > juxeaha 4 los obreros eu.
hanos, poIane ezios, con raz6n &c
81 parte. reclamaban mejor irf
to y IN pequeho aumenio en- 81
joFnales.
Las autoridades, muy equiyo
eadamente, promelieron al Sr
Seidenherg dar ccmpleia pre-
teceion > defender . los e.
panoles que Sc importasen. Este.
naturaimente, agrayo Il situa
cion. Las autoridndcs cxpressron
que cualquier ciudadano de un
pals eualquiers. tenia 81 derecho
yenir 3 TRAFALGAR al cayo, oivi
dandose de cue Ia Ley prohlbe IA
entrada en- 81 pals de trabajado
res contratados.
Y una comisi6n De las autorl
dades locales. Sc trasiad6 . Cubs.
confercnciando con 81 Capllkn
General espsiol. Al objeto de re-
Guitar ohreros. con deslino 1 Il
fabriea de seidenberg. En- oiro
trabaio. relatsremos 10 que ESQ
dio lngar.