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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-06
(Nastavak sa 2. strane)

ucenjaka IL 19 zemalja posje-
tilo tai reaktor. Svi koji do
dju, da Sc mteresiraju, dobro
su dosli. Tai reaktor znak je
onoga sto dolazi, p o t p un a
medjunarodna saradnja, da Sc
atom pretvori u prijatelja
cijelog ljudskog roda.
Predsjednik Eisenhower ze-
Ii, da povuce Sovjetski Savez
u saradnju. Njegova ponuda
Sovjetskom Savezu prosloga
decembra, da udje u Medju-
narodni Atomski Pool u ok
viru Ujedinjenih Naroda, zna-
ci samo pocetak. On i dale
marljivo pregovara. Ina "a
preka, koje su Sc pojavile u
Moskvl; a ina zapreka, koje
su Sc pojavile u Parlamentu
u Washingtonu. Ali ia vjeru-
jem, da je cilj predsjednikov
povrh i iznad ovih poteskoca.
Nema sumnJe, da su ruski
ueenjaci sposobni. Kad bi Sc
njih m o glo pridruziti, bez
straha, ucenjacima ostalog
svijeta, ma putu k pokorava-
nju mirnog atoma, napredak
bi bio bez sumnje brzi. Ali,
predpostavimo, da Sovjetski
Savez ne bi htio dati potreb-
ne garancije o dobrom po-
nasanju u ovom mirnom me-
djunarodnom podhvatu. Pred
postavimo nadalje da bi So
vjetskom Savezu bila militia
osamljenost u tom pogledu.
Sta onda?
Onda bi Sovietski Savez u
stuknuo pred mirom, on bi
odbio Dobru Volju. Tako bi
bilo jasno, da on zeli upotrije-
biti atom "a rat. Tako bi Sc
razbila njegova svjetska pro-
paganda, da Sovjetski Savez
zeli mir.
Ako dodje do atomskog ra-
ia, do MEGA &c doti krivnjom
ljudi. Predsjednik Eisenhower
ne zeli, da krivnja bude ma
Amerikancima, makar i die
lomieno. On zeli da Sjedinje-
ne Drzave ponude Dobru Vo-
lju, a ako usprkos te Do
bre VolJe - dodJe do rata,
onda Sovjetski Savez mora
da snosi cijelu odgovornost.
Predsjednik Sc Eisenhower
drzi iste te politike u pita-
nju trgovine. On vec odavna
zastupa saradnju u tom po-
gledu sa zemljama slobodna
svijeta. A sada je zapoceo da
tn istu politiku zagovara u
odnosu ma zemlje liza Gvoz-
denog Zastora. On nailazi ma
velik otpor u Parlamentu, ali
ma veliku podrsku kod indu-
strijalaca. Moran da iznova
citiram rijeci g. Weir-a cd
National Steel Corporation.
On to ovako objasnjava:-
"Trgovina Sc media trajnc
skuciti, bez obzira ma naSe ze-
lie. Kod vecine zemalja vanj.
ska je trgovina kud i kamc
vaznija nego kod mas. Da uz-
mognu zivjeti one moraju
razvijati vanjsku trgovinu;
njihove zivotne potrebe jace
su cd politickih obzira. Hi,
storijski, Japan je u velikom
dijelu ovisio o trgovini S Ki.
tajem. Tai Sc odnos mora u,
spostaviti, osim ako ne zeli.
mo da Japan trajno uzdrza-
vamo. Isto tako je vazna tr.
govina izmedju slobodnih
komunistickih dijelova Evro,
pc, trgovina, koja Sc stolieci.
ma razvijala, koja je sada
odsjecena. U ovoj situacij
"neprirodno" novo u sukobu
je "prirodnim" starim, a O.
no sto je prirodno mora po.
bijediti."
Vec pocinje da pobjedju.
je. Japan Sc sprema da pri.
mi kitajsku trgovacku komi.
siju, u svrhu uspostavljanjs
trgovackog prometa. zapad.
ma Europa, ukljucivo Brita.
niju, prostitute dozvole "a tr.
govinu sa zemljama liza Gvoz.
dene Zavjese. Juzna Amerika
i Blizi Istok (ukliucivo L.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-06

IluH pOlIlCklIH pOIeLOIH, I'LL
i'll zovemo nezahvalnicima i
mlitavcima. Mi i'm propovije-
damo rijecima, koje ukljucu-
ju uvredu, a oni nam istim
rijecima odgovaraju. Ovako
Sc tjera voda ma sovjetski
mlin. Kako tomu doskociti?
Kako drugacije osim trpelji-
voscu i razumijevanjem. Do
bra VOLTA? Antisovjetski sa-
vez slomiti &c sc, ako ne bu-
de pocivao ma Dobroj Wolff,
i ako ma tom temelju ne po-
stane neslomiv.
A sto Sc dogadja kad UNI
no razdvojena Sovjetska Via
da poeme misliti drugim
dijelom svog mozga, kad pri-
mjeti, da bi moglo biti po-
trebno, da s kapitalizmom u
miru zivi. Onda ona pozove
inostrane studente, da posje-
te Sovjetski Savez. Ona to ra-
di mnogo gostoljubivije nego
mi kad pozovemo sovjetske
studente u Sjedinjene Drza-
We. Ona pozove francuske u
mjetnike i dozvoljava i'm da
odusevljuju sovjetsku publiku
u Moskvi sa svojim "burzuj-
skim" predstavama. Ona IL
vozi sovjetske umjetnike u
Kanadu i NADIA Sc da &c oni
oduseviti Toronto. Ona otvo-
ri svoje trgovacke urede u
New Yorku u svrhu jacanja
trgovackih veza sa Sjedinje-
MIN Drzavama, pa nudi, da
nam dobavi, ako zelimo, VOL
nicki vazan mangan.
Ma krivom smo putu kad
odbijamo te kulturne poteze
i trgovacke ponude i kad i'll
proglasujemo "obicnom pro-
pagandom" "misolovkom".
Kad vodimo takvu politiku IL
gledamo kao ukoceni cd stra-
ha. Nasa bi prava politika
trebala da bude: &C u e m o
Vase rijeci, pokazite Sc ma
djelu".
Agresivnom dijelu soviet
ske politike moramo Sc odu-
prijeti ma smrt i zivot. Ali
kad dodju S miroljubivim po-
INDIANA treba ih hrabriti. A
ko smo iskreni sami sa So
bonn, priznati cemo, da mi
zelimo miroljubivu saradnju
(co-existence).
Govorimo oslobodjavanju
naroda, koje je Moskva pod
jar1mila. Da Ii mi zaista ma
mjeravamo, da iii oslobodimo
putem rata? Znamo, da to ne
namjeravamo. A koja je on
da jedina alternative? Treba
shvatiti potrebu miroljubivog
zivljenja (co-existence) jed
nih pored drugih i usvojiti CO.
vjecanski i oslobodjujuci po-
stupak, mir i prijateljstvo.
Tai postupak k predstavlja
Mao Duha".
Ne samo sto nije nedozvo-
ljeno, nego je upravo potreb-
no nositi Mac Borbe i Mac
Duha, obadva. Onda cemo BIZ
tt fizicki hrabri i moralno
hrabri.
Nesmijemo dozvoliti, da
nam Vodikova bomba oduz-
me jednu iii drugu hrabrost.
Svijet ne &c nestati. Enrico
Fermi tvrdi, da znanost ne
pozna nacina, kako bi razori-
la cijelu kuglu zemaljsku. Ii
vot &c teci dalje. Kobaltova
bomba, a to je Vodikova bonn
ba u oklopu cd kobalta, mog-
la bi, teorijski, razviti toliku
radioaktivnost, da bi razori-
la unistila sve 1.-Two ma COLE
min povrsinama. Ia bomba
nije sagradjena. A ko bi je
i sagradio pustio da eks-
plodira? N jenu radioaktiv-
most raznosi vjetar. A ko bi
ju eksplodirao, mogao bi ot-
kriti, da vjetar raznosi radio
aktivnost preko njegove VIA
site zemlje i tamani njegov
vlastiti narod.
Vodikova bomba mogla bi
zaista razoriti velike gradove.
| MoIi,,%s,,o %roLo M o;o%,%; IL
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-06
Put pred mama II vidu H-bombe

bu S komunistickim zemlja-
ma i razvijaju ambiciozne
planove.
A sad Sc pojavio Harold
Stassen, glavar Administra-
cije "a Spoljnu Trgovinu Sic
Drzava, koji je Sc
natskom Odboru "a Vanjske
Poslove objasnio zasto Pred
sjednik Sjedinjenih Drzava
zeli, da Sc prosiri trgovina sa
Sovjetskim Savezom s ME
GOWN satelitima. Skraceno
Gu iznijeti bitne dijelove ME
govog svjedocanstva, | to o.
ne dijelove koji naglasavaju
Dobru Volju, mjesto rata.
"Ako mi stegnemo u obruc
blockade cijeli prostor liza ze-
ljezne Zavjese svjetska nape-
tost ce Sc pojacati, a opas-
most ce Sc rata povecati. Eko-
nomski nered u Zapadnoj Ev-
ropi te porasti, a tako &c ra-
sti potreba velike ekonom-
ske pomoti, koju &c morati
davati Sjedinjene Drzave.
"Nasa je politika dvojaka.
Prvo, jasno i bistro staviti
do znanja Sovjetskom Save
zu, da ako zapocme novim
svjetskim ration, da &c biti
tuten. Drugo, u isto vrijeme
mi moramo Sovjetskom Sa-
vezu ponuditi miroljubivu H.
mjenu dobara (trgovanje)
Mi Sovjetskom Savezu nece-
mo prodavati ratni material
prodavati cemo mu robu "a
miroljubive potrebe. U "a
mjenu "a robu, koju mi pro-
damo Sovjetskom Savezu, So
vjetski &c Savez prodavati
svoju robu mama. Mi ne pred
lazemo "Pomoc Rusiji". Mi
predlazemo izmjenicnu trgo-
vinu. Predlazemo da dobije-
mo koliko dajemo.
"Sovjetski Sc narodi ne
mogu pobuniti. Njihova vlada
raspolaze sa suvise jakom po-
licijom. U izglede "a bunu ne
mogu Sc polagati nikakve ma
de. Ali Sc mogu polagati ma
de u izglede "a izmjenu do
bara. Ekonomska blokada vo-
di u rat. To Sovjetskoj Via
di daje u ruke najjace oruz-
je, da uvjeri svoje narode
da mi hocemo rat. Izmjena
dobara koja sluze ljudskim
potrebama vodi k miru."
Tako mi pristupamo So.
vjetskom Savezu u pitanju a.
toma u mirnodobske svrhe
kao i u pitanju trgovine. Kak.
vom Sc odgovoru smijemo ma
dati? Dva odgovora. Soviet.
ska je vlada umno razdvoje'
ma. S jedne strane ona drz
ma pameti staru boljsevick,
nauku potrebi svjetske re
volucije, kao / o potrebi DE-
gurka kapitalizam u svako,
podesnoj prilici dok ne pro
padne. S druge strane, ons
vidi bjelodanu cinjenicu, ds
Sc kapitalizam pokazuje zs
zivot sposoban. Ona opaz;
nazadak u broju clanstva ,
sivm komunistickim stranka
ma zapadne Europe. Ona vi
di, kako neki cd njenih maj
povjerljivijih agenata bjeze ,
kapitalisticke zemlje. Ona o
paza da radni narod u kapi
talistickim zemljama biva sv'
zbrinutiji sigurniji. Ona s.
pocinje pitat je Ii univerzaln
komunisticki raj zaista n,
domaku.
Kad kod ME prevlada sta
ri boljsevicki dio mozga, on:
Sc grozi napada. Ona sc u
pusta u move napadaje, ka,
u Aziji. Kad tako nastupa
onda je vrijeme, da Sc m
sjetino, da Sc mi nemozem'
uspiesno oduprijeti nj e n i n
napada jima, ako nemamo sa
veznika. Onda vidimo ponov
no kako Sc Dobra VOLTA ma
gradjuje. A da Ii mi stalnt
pokazujemo Dobru Volju pre-
ma svojim saveznicima? NJ
pokazujemo. Mi necemo, d;
Evening star., 1954-11-21

styles n dress and costume
jeWeiry. 20 there are syewear
styles to suit each individ-
ual occasion.
More and more fashion
wise women are realizing that
one pair Of glasses Isn't enough
any more than one pair Of
shoes. stockings or earrings.
The modern eyewear ward
robe, advise style experts.
should include glasses for
work and for play. for the
home or once and for evening
wear. Frames now come in
colors To match or harmonic
with every change Of costume.
And there are attractive styles
to give Just the desired beauty
eject to every type Of face.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
Glamour
Is 7 heir
Business
Grace Kelly
This Is Her Year
BY Lydiu Lone
HOILYWOOD.

e
This Is Grace Kelly's year,
She has zoomed to the top Of
the Hollywood heap. Her per-
formance in Country Girl"
is rumored to be Academy
Award material, and other
studios have instructed their
talent scouts to search for
"tle Grace Kelly type"
II don't know what that
means" Grace told me over
scrambled eggs in the COM
missary at Paramount. I'm
always being told I look like
some one else"
"I know what they mean."
I volunteered. You're the
subtle type-poised and soft
spoken. You're the pendulum
completing its swing from
Marilyn Monroe"
! admired the simple well
cut beige dress Miss Kelly was
wearing. q shade which inten-
SIZED the blue Of her eyes.
''I have to choose simple
Clothes" Grace confided, "be-
cause when I wear anything
dramatic seem to get lost.
And am always explain
ing to makeup men that II
they use q light lipstick and
very little makeup I'll come
through better.
u have great respect for
Hollywood as a center OF
glamour" Grace explained,
'.but even here with all the
top makeup people, I had to
follow what I knew was right
for me-"
Did Modelling
I wanted to know where she
had learned to be so wise about
fashion and makeup.
while I was In New York
trying to become recognized
as an actress1 I did some model
ing. This taught me Q great
deal about grooming and I
became aware of how I looked
to others. You can't be photo
graphed by clever men with
out learning your good and bad
points. This experience was
valuable in another way be-
cause it taught me to be OBJ
jective, which is a great help
70 any one who is basically
shy"
1T seems strange" I said.
J that one as lovely as you,
growing up in g family as
prominent as yours, should be
shy.
II was sickiy as q Child
Grace explained. "It seems I
was always being examined by
some specialist but I was
finally cured by a nutritional
doctor" !"
This 50 impressed me with
the relation Of food and health
I never forgot II. Even IN New
York, where q model must stay
underweight, ! always tried to
have balanced meals. TO In
clude energy foods
such ASP" ! asked.
"Oh-yogurt with honey.
yellow Of eggs. and lots Of lean
meat.
Every one has Q weight
where they look and feel their
lcontinued on Page D-sio
Evening star., 1954-11-21
Eyeweor c honges
Essential for
Varied Wardrobe
Have you added to your eye

Have you added to your eye
wear wardrobe lately2
Chances are, II you're q
style-conscious woman that
you've recently bought q new
blouse. hat. handbag. pair Of
shoes or bit Of jewelry. But
how about glasses2
EyeWear is as much q beauty
aid as any other fashion ac-
cessory. Even more so. in fact.
because everyone notices your
eyes.
Just as there are different
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-19
Push-ButtOn Raises
Or LoUers NelU Beds
At Local Hospital

Two of the newest type hos
pitaI beds, which rise or lower at
the touch of an electric switch,
have been installed at Bluffton
Community hospital at a cost of
approximately 5000, it was an
nounced this week.
Unlike the ordinary hospital
bed, which requires foot-stool
for mounting and dismounting,
the newest beds at Community
hospital can be lowered to ordin-
airy bed level.
The patient may lower the bed
without other aid simply by
pressing the control switch on
the headboard. In addition to
raising and lowering the entire
bed by means of telescoping legs,
the upper or lower portions may
be raised or lowered in sections.
These newest aids to patient
comfort were acquired for the
hospital by the Hospital Auxili-
airy. Funds for the purchases
were made available from annual
Tag Day and by the biennial
membership drive.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-19
Pandora May Beat Bluffton
To Modefn Dial Telephone installation

Pandora may beat Button to the
modern dial telephone syste m
through the proposed merger of the
Pandora Mutual Telephone Co., and
the Leipsic Community Telephone
Co, which has been approved by both
boards of directors.
If the merger is approved by MEM
bers of the Leipsic company and the
state utilities commission the merger
will become effective October /. PAN
dora voted 134 to 25 in favor of the
plan.
Should the consolidation take place,
the Leipsic company is repeatedly
ready to build a 1000 plant in Pan
dora and replace the antiquated tele-
phones now in use with a modern
dial system.
Under the agreement, the Leipsic
firm will take over all assets of the
Pandora company and each Pandora
stockholder will receive one share of
stock in the new firm.
Charges to Pandora users would
remain the same as at present until
the dial system could be installed,
but at no time would the charges be
higher than those at Leipsic.
Long distance calls under the new
plan would go through Leipsic and
hook up with Ohio Bell in Findlay. C.
Fl. Lindau, president of the Pandora
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-19
Dutch Elm Disease
Takes Its Toll OF
Campus Drive Trees
College Removed Eight
Trees In June; Others
Marked For Same Fate

The dreaded Dutch Elm Disease,
which originally invaded Bluffton
more than year ago when tree on
the South Main street property of
Howard Stager became infected, now
seriously threatens the stately Elms
that line both sides of Campus Drive,
one of the towns most attractive res
idential streets.
Approximately eight trees were re-
moved from the neighborhood in June
by Bluffton college workmen, and
several others appear to have been
Stricken since then and will have to
b removed, residents of the street
rehort.
Most of the trees affected by the
disease have been on college proper
ty opposite the rear of the Edward
Lape lot on Campus Drive.
The disease, which began in this
country in its eastern part, has
played havoc with numerous types of
trees, although it seems to affect the
Elm worst. The disease has now ex-
tended as far west as Kansas.
The only method of dealing with
the blight seems to be to destroy in
fected trees as promptly as possible
and use preventative sprays on the
others.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-19

The freshman group viii also in
clude one foreign student, Lore An
dres of Schleswig- Holstein, Germany.
Rev. Mr.. Dickey said that housing
of men students this fall would again
require some off-campus rooms. APP
proximately 10 men will have to find
quarters in Bluffton residences be-
cause dormitory accommodations will
not be sufficient to handle all of the
male students.
The freshmen will report on Fri
day, September 10, for entrance ex-
aminations, and the remainder of the
upper class students will return to
the campus on September IA. Class
es will open on Thursday, September
16.
First stuoents to return will be
members of Coach Mast's football
team and candidates for berths on
the 1854 gridiron edition, who will
report for practice the first week of
September.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-19
Boy Scout Finance
Drive To Seek
800 Contributors
William L. Edwards Heads
Annual Campaign In
Bluffton Community

A goal of at least 300 contributions
from that many friends of scouting
will be sought in the Bluffton commu-
nifty between September 13 and q
when the annual Boy Scout Finance
campaign will be conducted in the
Put-Han-Sen area. Total goal in the
four-county drive will be S42,581 to
meet expenses of the 1855 operation
of the Put-Han-Sen council.
Hiram Diller, Pandora, Putnam
district finance chairman, presided at
meeting held recently at the Pan
dora American Legion hall when
plans were drawn up for the drive.
r. E. Rhea, council finance chair
man, in explaining the purpose of the
campaign before the group, said,
while Scouting is carried on by the
individual units in their own meeting
place and at camp, experience has
taught US that it takes an aggres-
sive, we'll managed local council or
ganization to insure a continuing
program that will appeal to boys.
"The local council provides advice
and assistance to institutions that de-
sire to organize Scouting units, train
ing courses to help unit leaders do a
bettT job, camping facilities so that
Scogt and Explorer units can teach
thef boys to live and enj9y the out
of-dbors and experienced, interested
adults to counsel Fith Scobtsfn then
study and investigation II Advanced
subjecesNwhialf VIII increase their
breadth of knowledge and which may
point the way to a vocation or an
avocation.'
Purpose of the annual finance cam.
paign is to provide the money to meet
these expenses.
Community chairman and vice
chairmen in Bluffton are William L
Edwards, Ralph Reichenbach, Sr.
and Norman Triplett. In Pandora
the group includes Edison Diller anc
Melvin Long, Jr.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-19
Gas Co. Pays $7OS
Claim For Damages
To Towns Streets
Damage Arises From
Pipeline Excavation Pro-
gram Of Last Summer

A check for $708.80 WIS received
last week from the WestA Ohio Gas
Co. by City Clerk A. ]. B. Aongsdorf,
in payment for damages dRused to
town streets last summer Mhen the
firm Aeplaced part of thglS net
work gas. mans. ~
settlsp spe1t was"reached on ! he ba-
sis Of the Cost of repairing a test sec
tion of West Kibler street where the
gas company had excavated for a
new line.
In the negotiations there were
some complications due to the fact
that the city claim had not been pre-
sented earlier, and one of the provi-
sions of the settlement was an agree
ment that in the future claims for
damages will be presented to the
utility within one month following
the completion of any project.
The claim for damages resulting
from the excavation program of lasl
summer was not made until last
spring when council in studying this
years street repair problems learned
that no claim had been filed previous
Iv
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-19
Airport rtQfEiq\
BurglariAed Again

Burglars broke into the Bluffton
Airport for the second time in six
weeks Friday night and stole $l2
from the cash drawer, the cash
drawer and candy bars according to
Sheriff Carson Davis of Hancock
county.
This burglary was similar to the
July 4 incident at the airport when
burglars broke into the office by
breaking the glass on the door and
reaching through and turning the
lock. Deputy Howard Baldwin said
the front glass had been broken.
Damage was estimated at $25. The
break-in occurred sometime between
1O:3O Friday night and 8 a. m. Sat
urday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-19

far 80 women and 40 men have reg
istered for their first year at Be.
This total of 70 compares with s5
registered on the opening day of
school last year.
Ii past experience can be depended
upon, from two to four more students
are likely to register before school
opens, Rev. Mr.. Dickey said.
The armed services, marriages and
changing plans of students always
reduces enrolment somewhat in the
upper classes from year to year.
In the new freshman class there
will be FIVE graduates of Bluffton
high school including President RAM
seyer's son, Bill. The other four
Bluffton students will be Daryl Bad
ertscher, sop of Mrs. Geneva Bad
ertscher; Harriet Bixel, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Bixel; Mary Bur-
ry, daughter of Mrs. Marcella Bur-
ry; and Joan Fett, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Fett.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-19
Births

The following births were recorded
at Bluffton Community hospital dur
ing the past week:
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Robb, Findlay,
a boy, Dennis Lee, born last Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Griggs, Raw
son, a girl, Melody Sue, born Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Schmidt (Patri-
cia Jane Joseph) Bluffton, boy,
Michael Steven, born Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Urban, Rawson,
boy. Scott Monroe, born Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Ralph Kohl, Oak
Harbor, girl, Marilyn Louise, born
at Port Clinton, Ohio, Sunday. Mrs
Eva Kohl, Bluffton, is the paternal
grandmother.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-19

With the opening of the football
season only month away, Bluffton
high school grid hopefuls were given
their initial call to practice this week
in preparation for their opening
game September IS.
Coach Pete Schmidt, starting his
third year at the helm of the Pirate
grid fortunes, sent out al letters TO
grid prospects asking them to report
for the first practice sessions at $50
a. m. next Monday.
All candidates will be issued full
equipment at 1:30 p. m. Friday and
Saturday of this week at the high
school equipment room and Coach
Schmidt announced that two-a-day
practices would be held for the first
week in preparation for the Football
Preview to be held at Harmon Field
Friday night, September 10.
High school boys interested in being
managers for the 1854 season are
asked to report at the high school at
the time the equipment is ISSUED FIJI
day and Saturday.
Prospects Look Better
Local grid prospects appear to be
on the upgrade as the Pirates enter
their second year of competition in
the Glass B Northwest Conference.
The Pirates took over the spot va
Gated last year in the league by
Shawnee which assumed the Bluffton
vacancy in the Glass A Western
Buckeye League.
Twelve lettermen will be on hand
for the opening practice sessions next
Monday and of these, there will be
only three seniors. Included in the
returning veterans will be eight line
men and four backs.
Line To Average 10 Lbs.
With line expected to average
ITO pounds and small but fast,
tricky backfeld, Coach Schmidt ex-
pressed some optimism about the Pi-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-19
Something NeU-
Chicken Barbecue
Headed For TOUn

A modern adaptation of an al
most primitive method of cook
ing fowl over hot Goals will be
introduced to the Bluffton Satur-
day night social crowd on Aug
ust Is when the Lions club brings
to the local schoolyard Harlan
Lugibihps large charcoal grill.
Already received with unusual
enthusiasm i'm Lafayette and at
Pandora's Fall Festival just
this week, the Lugibihl barbecue
has created much talk of new
taste thrill.
Over long grill which may be
extended some 20 to 80 feet in
length, young chicken halyed In
one-pound sections are exposed
to the glowing charcoal. The
browning pieces are periodically
sprayed with barbecue sauce
which gives the piece a crisp
crust and provides the piece de
resistance to be eaten with the
fingers"
Harold Klingler, president of
the Lions club, said that tickets
to the Lions barbecue would be
sold by members at S1.25 each.
The chicken complete with potato
chips, salad, bread and butter, ice
cream and beverage, will be
served cafeteria style.
In the event of rain, the grill
will be covered with canvas and
the barbecue diners will find ta-
bies i'm the Methodist church
basement.