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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-12

recently installed.
Mr.. and Mrs. EC. Marshall and
Miss Madeline Bixel of Pandora,
were among thsee who attended the
Bixel family eunion held on the
Blrffton CoIpge campus, Sunday.
Mrs. Hug Magee of Lebanon, Mr..
and Mrs. C. Geiger and Mr.. and
Mrs. orlo Marshall of Bluffton and
Mr.. and Mr w. E. Marshall attend
ed the ann0al picnic of Bluffton
Chapter o. E. SHIELD at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hir$n Huser in Bluff
ton, Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Dez.ner Reagan and
son Randy of Daytn were week end
guests of their pare its, w. ]. Reagan
of Beaverdam and dr. and Mrs. d.
c. Campbell.
Mrs. John Coo Mr.. and Mrs.
George Barton an daughter Janet
of Poland, Mrs. l. lis Flint of Van
Vert, Mrs. j.. 0. supp, Mrs. ]. C.
Begg and Miss Ed the Cupp were
Thursday afternoon Kpests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Burkholde&
The August meeting of the w. S.
c. S. of the Methodist Shurch will be
held in the home of Mr. Frank Jag
ger, Thursday aftern&n of next
week. The program th&ne is: "Seed-
time and Harvest. Ms. Mary Rol-
stin of Lima will leadfthe devotions,
the topic for the day Twill be given
by Mrs. Charles Bonner and Mrs.
Cloyce Kidd win hay special num-
| Der.
Residents and fqsmer residents of
Rockport were mNxn in evidence at
the "Old Fashions Church Supper"
on the Presbyterhyn Church lawn in
Bluffton, Saturd# evening. Among
| them we noted: MIR. and Mrs. j. o.
! Cupp and daugh9er Edythe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Mafshall and Melinda
and Chris, Mr. hnd Mrs. Guy May
berry, Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Campbell
and the Delmer Reagans of Dayton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Marshall, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray MARSHALL, Mr.. and Mrs
+. G. Marshall ARD we also saw the
Editor of the Ness and his son al
the next table doiNg quite we'll with g
full plate and We ex-editor rakine
in the. money ad Though he were en-.
joying it. We 4hre waiting to heal
how close the came to that 50(
dollars.
Mrs. RoberG Yeoman of Elkhart
Ind. arrived Mre Saturday to spenC
week with &her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Harold Marshall, who returned
Saturday night from their vacation
in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
near Curtiss.
Mrs. Harold Marshall was anon:
the guests at "a covered dish suppe,
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Orlt
Marshall in Bluffton Tuesday evening
in honor of MI rs. Pearl Hill Magee, +;
former PandoHa teacher.
The annual picnic supper of th'
Farm and Hbne Advisory Counci
was held in tic home of Mr.. and Mrs
D. G. Camphkal, Monday evening o
last week. Members attending were
Mr.. and Mr. William Stephens, Nh
and Mrs. Wy Mayberry, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ezra @cher, Mr.. and Mrs. w
Z. MarshaA Mr.. and Mrs. Chri:
Gratz, Mr.. I'D Mrs. j. o. Cupp, Mrs
Don Huffmaa, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Gratz, Mr.. md Mrs. Orlo Marshal
and Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell. Mrs
j. J. Kissell nf Columbus Grove anC
| Miss Edythe Eupp were guests.
| Members of fthe Presbyterian Sun,
day School @njoyed a swimming
party and picnic supper at the Co.
lumbus Grove Swimming pool, Wed
nesday evening"
Danny Evewtt just came back
from a trip to Vie Smoky Mountains
| ,nJ Uact,pnfnyS8H N n
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Rockport

Courtney JuJd returned to his
home in Wo8ter, Saturday, after
spending tn week with David
Barnett.
Miss Lydia Rurkholder who is em-
ployed at the Moody Bible Institute
in Chicago, who is speA ding her vaca-
ton with relatives the Bluffton
area, and Mrs. Harley Burkholder
were Saturday aftel hoon callers in
the home of Mr.. and MRS. John Burk-
holder.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI E. Marshall and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rbert Barnett and
mily attelAed the Snyder
Edgecomb- -Basset family reunion in
Lima, Sunday.
Miss Edyth& Cupp, in company
with Mrs. Verrh Rouse of Pandora,
will leave Saturday for Chautauqua,
N. Y. where they wfA spend the week,
returning via Cleveland where they
will visit friends ovd Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orr Marshall and
their guest, Mrs. ugh Magee of
Lebanon, and Mr.. q I'D Mrs. A. J. B,
Longsdorf were onday luncheon
guests of Mrs. wv. D. Keel and
daughter Mildred n Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ck Spicer and Mr..
and Mrs. Warre1 Spicer and daugh-
ter of Lima, Bo nie Lee Gilmore of
California and r. and Mrs. Lowell
spicer and daugA ter of Leipsic were
Friday evening &ests of Mrs. Alice
Bodell.
Mr.. and Mrs. RaAph Marshall and
family attended Niener roast. at
the Methodist church in Beaverdam,
Sunday evening, sponsored by the
Young Married Peoples class of the
S. S. to dedicate fireplace that was
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Mr.. and MrssJ. A. Foley attended
the ice crean supper at Pleasant
View church where a large crowd
was present
The ice c am supper at the M. L.
church, RockpvTss& was we'll attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1inor Karicofe of
Blue Lick were nday evening call
ers at the Foley home.
Mr.. and Mr. Lester Nash and
three children lave been callers at
the Foley AM Price homes.
Mrs. L. Pr of Findlay spent last
Wednesday th Mrs. A. NJ. Price.
Mrs. j. Al Haire, Alexandria, Va.
visited her nfCes, Mrs. A. NJ. Price
and May FoleySlast week.
Mrs. Mary REsh of Arlington, Va.
called at the hone of Mrs. May Foley
Friday, accomI Anied by A. r. Turner
of Lima.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
New Sfreefcar Stop
Asked by North Council

The North Washington Coun-
Gil Of Citizens Associations last
night on motion by Mrs. Isabelle
Thompson voted to ask Capital
Transit Co. for a car stop at
Fourteenth and Farragut streets
NV. to protect school children.
The council also authorized
Abraham Chaifetz to represent
it at hearings on the proposed
District housing code.
L. Seth Schnitman was unan-
imously elected chairman of
the council. Harry Fine was
elected vice chairman and Mrs.
Salina Foster, secretary treas
urer. 1
Mr.. Chaifetz, outgoing chair
man, presided over the meeting,
held in Police Precinct station
No. 6, 1851 Nicholson street NV.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Citizens Call Meeting
On Route 24O Plans

Citizens Of the Rollingwood
area in nearby Maryland have
called a mass meeting for De-
cember 6tto check on reports
that the State Roads Commis-
sion wants to extend the con-
troyersial southeast leg Of Route
24O south Of the East-West high
way.
Sam Houston, vice president
Of the Ro1lingwood Citizens AS
sociation, said his group /, has
heard that the roads officials
want to extend the road about
1000 feet south of the East West
highway at a point west of
Beach drive.
He said this would bring the
road "all the way to the Rolling
wood School,"
The Roads Commission has
made known its desire to extend
the southeast leg to East-West
highway. but has not said any
thing about an extension south
Of that point.
MIR. Houston said the land in
volved is owned by Milton Po-
linger, a local real estate man.
He said both the Roads Com
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Catholic u. Alumni
Start Reunion Tomorrow

Catholic University alumni will
hold their 65th annual reunion
starting tomorrow.
A Homecoming dance'is sched-
uled at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
Hotel Statler, where three classes
those of 1904, 1929 and 1949-
will hold reunion dinners.
A soccer game with George
town Is set for Saturday after
noon, followed by a banquet at
7:30 pm. at the Hotel Statler.
At the banquet j. 1gar Hoover,
director of the FeIeral Bureau
of Investigation, will receive the
Cardinal Gibbons Medal, the
first awarded to a non-Catholic.
At II am. Sunday a mass in
memory of deceased graduates
will be held at the Shrine of the
Immaculate Conception on the
campus, with the Most Rev.
Patrick A. O'Boyle, Archbishop
of Washington. participating.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
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Evening star., 1954-11-11
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Evening star., 1954-11-11
SecreiariaI Workshop
Scheduled Saturday

Secretaries win get tips on how
to get along with the boss at the
second annual secretarial work.
shop sponsored BY the Capital
Chapter Of the National Secre-
taries Association Saturday.
The meeting win be held atgthe
Sheraton Park Hotel. There viii
be q coffee hour. but in the best
traditions OF efficiency it win be
before the meeting begins at
8 am.
"Boss-Secretary Relationships"
win be the subject Of q panel
discussion in the morning ses-
sion. In the afternoon Prof.
Joseph p. Murphy Of George
Washington University win speak
on Law for the Secretary" and
Miss Karon Kehoe Of Charm
magazine viii discuss self-im-
proven1ent.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
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Evening star., 1954-11-11
Lutheran Circuits
To Meet Tomorrow

Circuits Five and Six of the
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
will hold a joint meeting at s
pm. tomorrow at the First Trim
ity Church, Fourth and E streets
NV.
In charge of the meeting are
the Rev. T. A. Wagner Of Cum
berland; the Rev. H. B. Roepe,
pastor Of First Trinity: Irwin r.
Hoener. 1851 Mort Vernon street,
Arlington, and c. Robert Nixon,
6505 Fulton street, Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

mission and the Maryland Ma
tional Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission have promised
to send officials to the December
g meeting to explain their pro-
posals. The meeting will be held
at 8 pm. at the Rock Greek
Shelter, near Leland street on
Beach drive.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Sermons on Jewish
1ercentenary Listed
For Tomorrow
BY cospur Names

Sermons on the Jewish ter
centenary observance viii be
given at several synagogues and
temples at Sabbath services to-
morrow.
Rabbi David II. Panitz Of the
Adas Israel Congregation will
show four historic volumes from
his personal library in conjunc-
ton with his sermon on "The
Old and the New" at 8:15 pm.
in the synagogue, Connecticut
avenue and Porter street NV.
The sermon will commemorate
the 300th anniversary OF the
settlement of the Jews in the
United States. Cantor Jacob
Barkin will sing.
Former Assistant Secretary Of
Interior Joel D. Wolfsohn, vice
president of the Greater Wash
ington American Jewish Ter
centenary Committee, will be
guest speaker at the joint serv-
ices of the Young Peoples Syna-
gogue and Tifereth Israel Con-
gregation at $3.50 pm. at Four
teenth and Euclid streets NV.
Rabbi Harry Silverstone will Of
ficiate and Cantor Ben Wostein
will sing.
At Beth Israel.
Rabbi Martin S. Halpern of
Congregation Beth Israel will
talk on the history of the Jews
in the United States at the
$3.50 pm. service in the synago-
que, 3408 c street Sc.
The sermon by Rabbi Noah
Golinkin of the Arlington Fair
fax Jewish Center will be on the
tercentenary at the $3.50 pm.
service in the center, 1920 Ar
lington boulevard, Arlington, Va.
Speakers and sermons at
services tomorrow, at $3.50 pm.
unless otherwise noted. will be-:
Washington Hebrew C0ngre-
CATION, 1885 Macomb street NV.
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld on
Religious Implications of the
Election"
eeB'nai Israel Congregation, Six
teenth and Crittenden streets
N.W.-Rabbi Henry Segal on
"Our Autographs" Cantor Jacob
Friendman will sing.
Temple Sinai, in Bethlehem
Chapel, Washington Cathedral
Rabbi Balfour Brickner will
speak.
Temple B'nai Jacob, 2504 Nay
lor road S.E.-Rabbi Reuben r.
Levine on 1.-THE Price of Peace" I"
Cantor Morris Berger will sing.
Temple Emanuel, in st. Paul's
Methodist Church, Chevy Chase,
Md.-Rabbi Leon M. Adler on
America Without Jews"
Northeast Hebrew C0ngrega-
tion, 4601 Eastern avenue. Mount
Rainier, Md.-Rabbi Raymond
Krinsky on "Is There An Answer
to Our Dilemma?"
Beth Ell Hebrew Congrega-
tiOn, Alexandria, Va. Rabbi
Emmett A. Frank on 300 Years
of American Jewish History"
Montgomery County Jewish
Community, 8402 Freym n
drive, Chevy Chase - Rabbi
Tzvi H. Porath will speak and
Cantor Norman Gewirtz will
sing.
Shaare Tefila Congregation,
405 Riggs road NE. Leon
Sachs, Judge advocate Of the
Jewish War Veterans, will
speak. Rabbi Raphael Gold will
conduct the service at 8:15 pm.
Cantor Alex Baumholz will sing.
Langley Hebrew COngrega-
tiOn, 9311 Old Bladensburg road,
Silver Spring. Md.-C a mt or
Morris Lang. assisted by Her.
man Friedman, will conduct the
services at 8 pm.
B'nai Birth Hillel Founda-
ton, University of Maryland
Hillel House-Members of Phi
Sigma Sigma Sorority will take
part in a discussion on Gus
toms in the Jewish Home Today
from the Orthodox, Conserva-
tive and Reform Points of
View" at >7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
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The Key West citizen., 1954-12-10

Anxious observers have been
scanning the horizon. Any day now,
| it is expected that the Cuban Navy
might come steaming into our har-
Dor to answer DR.. Campbell's
br0adside at Cuban males.
Heck! Thers hasn't been so much
fun on the old Rock since a ma
gazine article appeared several
years ago entitled, .Latins Are
Lousy Lovers!"
Which reminds me, during the
war - and / have this tale from
some of Key Vests most reliable
liars - a segment of the Cuban
Navy visited Key West. AS the
ships entered the harbor, the guns
at old Fort Taylor began to fire a
salute. Before anyone could say,
Jack Robinson the visitors made
18O degree turn and fairly skip
ped over the waves back to Havana.
The local navy establishment then
received the following plaintive
query: "What were you shooting
at us for?"
Mardi Gras and Legion Activities
Seriously speaking, / can't see
what all the hollering is about.
Have you ever attended the Mardi
Gras in New Orleans? A pretty
girl is likely to be kissed as well
as pinched! And what are Ameri.
can Legion conventions famous for?
- Tantalizing every old or young
lady on the streets! 1t is all done
in the spirit of revelry and happy
abandon - with no vulgarity in.
tended.
Walk around any American town
on New Years Eve and when the
! clock strikes midnight, some beau.
tiful babe is sure to grab you a.
round the neck and give you big,
smacking kiss - at least, I'm told
that such incidents occur through
I've never had them happen to
me, darn it!
There is no doubt but that DR..
Campbell had a perfect right to ex-
press his opinions. / don't blame
him for not retracting what he con-
siders truth. By the same token
the Cuban consul is entitled to pro-
test the propriety of a school Off
cial making such statement.
That's his job.
We, the people, however - the
Cuban and the American public -
shouldn't look on the matter with
the eyes of a moralist nor the me-
ticulousness of q diplomat. We
know each other well enough to
realize that any incident which
might have occurred was probably
high spirited fun. The Cuban peo-
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-10
She Chose Her.
Own Location

BALTIMORE IN = Robert Paw
hske's dog Cocoa was expecting.
so the thoughtful owner prepared
several beds around the house
where the litter could be borne in
comfort.
But Cocoa spurned them. She
had her litter of seven in an out
door sewer main and refused to
let anyone rescue them.
After two days, the mother was
finally lured away with food. Then
Pawliske and neighbor dug
three feet Of earth and chiseled
a hole in concrete pipe. Three
cold puppies were saved; the other
four had died.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-10
THE PINcHINc CUSTOM

Editor The Citizen:
A three-column spread in recent issue gives much
publicity to the outraged feelings of Cubas Consul Oscar
Morales the declaration Of Harold Campbell Kew
West high school principal No apologies are necessary
there will be Clearing down of the feeling of
friendship that has been built up between the people of
Key West and Cuba the years" nor will it en-
danger tourist relations, is it insult all eff which
Morales fears and he should know better and probably
does.
The pinchng of female, is an established custom
in all Latin countries just the wolf whistle is here
in the United States In South America, woman who is
not greeted public festivities such as parades is
chagrned at her lack of allure There the young
founce it off and pass Our young on parade
in latin country not being very familiar with the
toms of the country, perhaps miffed and perhaps Dr.
Campbell too much prominence to the pinchng for
the good Of the school band Mr. Morales does not be-
lieve the statements made by Dr.. Campbell and there
you are
It would better the cause of the high school
band the people Of Cuba and public relations
both parties shook hands and laughed it off as it
deserves to be- The girls in the school band are mex
perienced Mr. Morales knows better and Mr. Campbell is
making mountain out of molehl - that's not very
good smie is it? Let's all forget it, send the band back
to Cuba the next occasion where they will be wonder
fully welcomed and have good time.
Very truly yours
GUY CARLETON
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-10
QUESTION OF THE ERA. co-ExIsTENcE

Communist term, co-existence has in recent months
clearly become the dominating question of
of indications from Moscow that the Russians are
afraid of u S. atomic attack we are afraid of
Russian attack there to be at least chance
co-existence for some years to come.
Whether this country and the U. S. SIR will succeed
In coexisence question diplomats and ordinary
pie OF the world trying to Recent articles and
statements by official Communists however indicate chan
better than they have been since the cold
began. 80
President Eisenhower and Secrearyi Of State Dulles
have recently been stressng the theme that u SSovet
understanding is the key to world peace Sir Winston
Churchill also the opinion that way of living to-
gether with the Russians may be found and that is
1t will avoid war which would ruin our civilization
Realizing this, and the vital Importance of avoiding
another war; as realized by many of the worlds leaders
today is obvious that talk of preventive war; of newt
able war and inevitable defeat in any co-exsence plan
Is highly dangerous Moreover it is irresponsible Every
American has obligation to support the honorable
forts OF this country to find "modus vivendi" in the
world today.
Planning is what separates the best communities from
the average ones
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-10
WORLD COMMUNISTS GOAL

Orders apparently went out from Moscow to all Com
muns parties of the world to do everything possible to
wreck the proposed Western alliance in Southeast Asia
Also major goal of the Communists now is Illustration
Of the u s. effort to slowly rebuild and Japanese
defense forces.
The Communists seem to be concentrating now on
wrecking plan for setting up NATOtype agreement
in ASIA such as that which is funconng in Europe
Is widely accepted that the creation of NATO and u S.
atom bombs are the only the Communists did
not attempt to overrun Of Western Europe than they
did.
The emergence Of Red China in Asia as a new Com
munist aggressive makes imperative of
Western alliance in that part of the world and the Com
munists this time trying to disrupt plans for such an
alliance.
The Communists have just enjoyed partial success
in Europe, where they helped influence the French in
the French rejection of the European Defense Treaty
Although Europe still has NATO. alliance between
fourteen nations to fight any one is attacked the Far
East had such alliance. and it highly important
for some sort of defense alliance to be arranged.
That explains the urgency and determination of
Secretary of State Dulles in Manila 1t explained the i'm
portance which the u s. attached to the proposal
Southeast Asia Treaty ORGANIZATION which is to be
known SEATO.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-10
This Rock
OF Ours
By'BiIl Glib

pie in Havana would have torn a
man apart if he had been foolish
enough to vulgarly insult high
school guests from Key West.
Let's forget the whole deal. Here
is something much more import,
ant
Now I'm A Cigolo
Seems that some enterprisine
male visited Miami recently and
palmed himself off on females ur
that way as being one ''Bill Glib. >
A couple Of midnights ago, ! got
long distance call. There was
sweet young voice on the other
end of the line 'inQuiring as to my
escort service for ladies. My voice
must have shown my bewildermen'
because she then asked: "Aren't
you Bill Gibb?"
"Yes,' l replied.
"And don't you provide an es-
cort service?" she continued.
"Uh = uh, = not when my wife's
around" / suffered in reply
crossing my fingers in hopes thai
Janet wasn't listening.
81 don't understand, the voice
said. "The Bill Glib that was here
the other night is tall, dark, hand
some. .
Lady" l interrupted, "You're
describing me to 'T' but in spite
of that, I've got a sneaking sus
picion that someone's pulling youl
leg"
The conversation finally ended
and my troubles really started.
had to explain to Janet why an un.
known female would call me al
midnight and. well, and so OF
far into the night Cor morning)
Just wait till catch the guy who
hasn't got CUTS enough to use his
own name and has to borrow mine
in the Miami area!