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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-21

the lead.
This game will complete the first
round in league play. The second
round gets under way next and
must be concluded the first week in
August.
In the other agnae Monday night
st. Johns Reformed brought their
record to 2-2 with a 1877 victory
over the winless First Mennonite
team.. The latter club has lost three
straight contests.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-21
Carnegie Grant
Awarded Lehman.

! Carl M. Lehman, business mana
ger-treasurer of Blpffton college, was
advised this week. that he is the recip-
lent of a 1866 Carnegie Corporation
Scholarship, which will. pay major
expenses in attending the University
of Omaha Workshop for College
Business Management in Omaha,
Neb., starting next week.
The workshop was the first formal
organized academic course of train
ing for the entire field of college
business management in the U. S.
The 1856 workshop will be the sixth
annual session.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-21

In second round action next week
the First Mennonite team will play
the Methodist Monday night at Z.
Wednesday evening contests pit st.
Johns against Presbyterian at 7
and the s:15 nj ghtcap finds
Ebenezer facing First Mennonite,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-21
QUALITIES IN TOURNEY

Ken Mast won his first round of
the championship flight in the 29th
annual Lima News City tourna-
ment Tuesday afternoon. TIE defeat
Joe Benedict 2-1 as he toured the 49,
hole round in "a.
Wednesday afternoon, too late for
News press time, Mast was to meet
defending city champion Gerald Line
in the second round of the meet. Line
qualified with SO last week end.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-21
Garden studyCIub

The Garden Study Club will hold
their next rneeting Wednesday, July
81, at the home of Mrs. Delbert
Gratz. Roll oall will be-the prettiest
flower in my garden. Each is to bring
an individual flower arrangement.
Miss Edith Amstutz will discuss flow
er arrangements for home and
church.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-21
BLUFFTON MARKETS
"wednesday MOrning)

Grain (bushel prices) = Wheat,
$1.81; corn, $1.27; oats, 54c; soy
beans, 1928.
Eggs-Large white, 33c; large
brown, soc; medi pm white or brown,
25c. Pullets,. ,19c.
Poultry-Heav hens, 21c; leghon
hens, 16; heavy fryers, 26c; leghorn
fryers, 22c; stagS lie.
Butterfat-No. l, Soc; No. 2, sic.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-21

Bluffton WomeDS Garden Club
The Blufftop Women's Garden will
meet at S;OOP. m. Friday July % at
the home Of Mrs. j. S. Steiner. Rev.
G. t. Soldher will show his pictures
taken VIII te on his trip to the Annual
Convention of Mems Garden Clubs
of America, held in Texas. Members
please n9te the change of time.
Mrs. Morris GrOman HonOred
Several eveuts have been held in
honor of Mrs. Morris Groman. The
faculty of Larkmoor Elementary
school presented her with gift at
the close of the Ldain school year;
Miss Byrna Mae Horsch and Mary
Jean Ramseyer gay surprise show
er, May 81 at the Ramseyer home
with college friends and the brides
mother and sister as guests; Mrs.
Frederick T. Lauriat and Miss
Margaret Grorhan entertained a
group at ''neighborhood party" at
the Lauriat horpe, June II, giving a
surprise crystal shower; Mr.. and Mrs
Groman were hpnored, at picnic OF
the Groman family at the Tiffin city
park on June 36, at which time a
surprise shower vas held and they re-
ceived many lovely gifts.
Business & Prof. WOmen's Club
The Bluffton Business and Profes.
sional Women's club will meet Mon
day, July 25, for a potluck picnic tC
be held at Airport woods at 600 p. m
HOnOred at Shower
Mrs. LamontF Diller entertained
with a family shower for Mrs
Maynard Pogue last Tuesday even
ing. Contest Winners were Mrs. Car
Cooper and Mrs. Kenneth Graham
Guests present were Mrs. J. w. Lea
sure, Mrs. CECIL Leasure, Mrs. Jac
ques Leasure, Mrs. Robert Leasure
Mrs. Leroy Jackson, Mrs. Kenneth
Graham, Mrs. Ann Coolahan, Mrs
James Coolahan, Mrs. Clinton Wright
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-21

ICE CREAM may be kept in the
freezer for q longer period of time,
without loss of flavor or quality, but
it is best to plan purchases so that
it is held no more than two or three
weeks.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-21
Presbyterian Women

Unit meetings of the Presbyterian
Women's organization will be held
this evening, Thursday, at p. m.
Unit / meets with Miss Anderson;
Unit 2, with Mrs. c. A. Biery; and
Unit 8, at the home of Mrs. Milton
Edwards.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-21
Edith Lahr Missionary Circle

The Edith Lahr Missionary Circle
will enjoy a pot luck dinner at 6:3O
D. m. Thursday, July 21, in the
church basement. Husbands are in
yited as quests. At s o'clock Prof.
Klassen will give his lecture, "The
Potter's Wheel" to which friends and
members of the church are invited.
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|Yanliin Is Sane
Doctors Attest

NEW YORK. Oct. Q Rl.
MARTIN J. Yamin. former Balti-
more magistrate accused Of TAX
Iinng part IN . Brooklyn ridt
Staying. has been adjudsed sans
and able TO stand trial In thk
February is murder.
TWO Kings County Hospital
Ipsychiatrists said yesterday
Yamin Is sane and capable Of
understanding the charges
against him.
During psychiatric interviews
lYamin was quoted as saying:
baltimore politics have &
hand In this case.
Yannin. 50. and Rosario Ia
Coco, "A. of Manhattan. had
lbeen indicted for participating
lin the murder Of 42-yeaf-old
Joseph Aronowitz.
The Indictment charged thai
Yamin, 10 Coco and August Ro-
Ibels killed Mr.. Aronowitz, whose
body was found - bullet in the
back Of the peck--in his car
parked in front Of . Brooklyn
casket factory.
Mr.. Aronowitz had been sched-
luled To return to Baltimore I'd
testify against Yamin In an at-
tempted robbery case.
Robes, believed 70 have been
the actual triggerman In the
IAronowitz Staying. was killed Ii
q Harlem apartment last Fehru-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
Mansfield Says Reds
Still Peril Indo- China

lyelop an army to the point where
1T might ofier anything more
than an initial resistance to q
massive Communist invasion
from the north.
The Senator said membership
lin the United Nations and Ia
regional GROUPINGS under the
Icharter could provide Cambodia
with q degree Of security. but
such decisions must be made BY
THE Cainbodians.
In reporting on Laos. Senator
Mansfield said II there is to be
successful resistance to q major
Communist drive into southeast
Asia, over the Laotian routes,
lit win not be carried out by Laos
alone no matter how much as
lsistance may be poured into the
country. Successful resistance
win depend on the concerted
willingness Of nations with In
|terests IN that region to support
Laos independence. For that
reason, he said military aid pol
|icies which seek to do more than
|bulwark the local forces Ia. the
point where they can cope with
ARMED minorfties or stop border
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
Pope Expresses
Hope in Youth
BY the Associated Press


rope Pius All, IN message
blessing the Catholic youth Of
America views younr people who
-. +,,a,- t,,,.t q Ia.,,s :. a.
p1s s ~ =
source % nope ior Inc iuture
The Pope so expressed himself
IN what the National Catholic
,ry.,s.,.. 100000, Z, $4,000, I.
~ se 1
an unprecedented, personally
signed letter" to the NCWCI
youth department.
~.
so'ase Va auui'soeu -
Arcnpisnop Jonn !. NIFTY OF san
Francisco. moderator Of the|
youth department. and released
here by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph
z, Schneider, departmental direc-
tor. The occasion is the fifth
annual observance Of NATIONAL
Catholic Youth Week. October
80 to November s.
During last years observ-
ance. !" the Pope said, youth was
singled out as Americas most
priceless heritage from the past;
this year, emphasis is placed onI
youth as a source Of hope for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06

WINS CUSTODY-Los AN
geles. - Actress Maureen
o'Hara happily touches up
her makeup after william
H. Price, her former hus-
band, withdrew his charges
against her Of improper
conduct involving q wealthy
Mexico City attorney, and
conceded they were not
supported by evidence and
were not true. Thus ended
a bitter contest for custody
of their daughter. Brori-
wyn. II. Miss o'fIara re-
tains custody, but Mr.. Price
may visit the child. ZAP
Wirephoto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
az % II ! VIVA eun battIe VIA

airy 20 in 3 wild gun battle with
police.
yamin's trial had been sched-
luled for September ~. but hia
counsel gained : postopnsment
by questioning his clients sanity,
lyamin was sent to Kings County
Hospital September is.
The report from the two psy-
Ichiatrists, Or. Emil ]. Winklsr
and Or. Gladys McDermaid. Il
scheduled to be presented Nom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
Veteron Policemen
Called Before Bourd

Sixth Precinct Pvt. Spencer
c. Belt. q 45-year-old veteran
Of 20 years on the force, has
been ordered to appear before q
police trial board at 10 am.
Tuesday for failure to be pune
tuai in reporting for duty.
Pvt. Belt, scheduled to report
for work on the midnight to
8 am. shift on September IS, is
charged with having failed to
call In that he would not appear
because Of illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
By J. 4. oIEARY

IHe GOWkuuutS6 uLlVc A4nx
slackened but has by no means
ceased to be q threat to lndo-
China, IN the opinion Of Senator
Mansfield. Democrat Of Montana
who recently made his third
annual mission TO that area.
After reviewing current con-
ditions in Wet Nam, cambodis
and Laos, Senator Mansfield
reached this conclusion:
.The next year IS likely to be
decisive In determining the future
az the Indo-C Chinese countries
Each Is confronted gith internal
problems Of great magnitude In
consolidating its independence
These problems win yield only
% prompt and courageous lead-
ership and q determined effort
On the part Of these peoples,
They now have the opportunity
u exert that leadership and
make that effort: 1t Is both the
privilege and responsibility Of
independence. /"
Road Is sim Long
IN Wet Nam, Senator Mans
field found that President Diem
has greatly strengthened his
position In the past year. But he
reported that the road to q free
ana stable Wet Nam Is still .
long and difiicnlt one.
The Montana Democrat said
elections should play q major
part ID the uniiication Of Wet
Nam, but he found that condi-
tiuns which would make for q
fee choice do not yet prevail
even In the south. much les
under the ironclad dictatorship
I'd the north.
The Senator brought back re-
ports Of q steady enlargement Of
the Wet Mimi army In the north
with increasing Chinese Con1mu-
mist assistance.
He reported also that in Saigon
there Is some expectation that
instead Of relying on peaceful
n1ethods Of unification, the Wet
Mini may again resort to force
I'd dominate the entire country.
The Senator said a resumption
Of hostilities by the Wet Mimi
might take the form only Of an
uprising Of the underground in
South Wet Nam In an effort to
avoid international complies
tiOt1s.
Invasion Possible
ssIt might also involve an in-
vasion by Wet Mimi forces from
the north with or without the
overt support Of the Chinese
Communists" he continued.
Regardless Of what form it
takes, however. q resumption Of
hOstilities by the Communists in
that part Of the world is bound
to be q serious threat to world
peace and would produce the
greatest international repercus-
si0ns.' -
senator Mansfield said the ma
tiDnal army Of Wet Nam num-
bers 10000 men. plus small
units incorporated from the
.ssect armies" He found the
caliber and morale Of the army
good.
In Cambodia. Senator Mans
field found that the young and
energetic king, Norodom Si-
hanouk. has achieved popular
approval for q military aid
agreement with the United
States. He said the royal army
has already given evidence Of
its ability to deal with limited
inrursions Of the Wet Mimi. He
emphasized. however. that no
amount Of foreign aid can de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06

call parties explore lest armament
every possible avenue for abe touched OF between Egypt and
peaceful settlement M MddleImael - result of an
East dinculties Inouncement that Egypt il about
Mr. Reuther added ii sate-It acquire ornaments from
ment yesterday he 8 graseiy lCzechosloyatia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06

day to Kings County Judge
George 3. Joyce. who may set 81
new trial date for Yamin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06

Here's the first major contribution to driver and
passenger safety in accidents! new deep-center
Lfeguard steering wheel acts as cushion if driver
is thrown against it. Lifeguard double-grip door
latches give added protection against doors sprngng
to keep occupants securely in their seats And you
may have optional energy-absorbmg cushioning for
instrument panel and sun visors to lessen injuries
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12
CETRDESETE.G0DISNJICE
POMLADkA- -HRV. BRAT. zAJEDNICE
Pise: Frank Zornjak, tajnik Centralnog Odbora

Chicago ILL., - Centralni Odbor odseka H. B. Ia ednce
"a Chicago okocu priredjuje godine Zajedncarsk
Dan proslavom 40te godiSnce Pomladka Hrvat-
ske Bratske Zajednce poznatoj dvoran American Hail.
1440 West 18th Street. Chicago nedelu dine 16 Oktobra
1885, kou proslavu treba da vekom brou posjet celo
kupno Glanstvo kao i omadna organzrana gnjezdma
Pomladka Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
zelia aktivnog odbora - koi e izabran izmedju dele
gaa drustava to: "Hrvatski Sinov" odsjek 49, "Svet
Nkoa" odsek a. "Hrvatska Villa odsjek 3d. "H1vatska
Sloboda odsek 80; 'Hvatska Sloga odsek 40; "Hrvat
Prmorac" odsek SO; "Sv Juraj" odsek 68, Cicero ILL.,
"Krizari odsek TO- "Turopoljac, odsek 97 "Istarska
Sloga" odsek 148, So Chicago; Radncka Sloga odsek
broi 2O2 mir Medu Mama" odsjek broj 228 Lyons ILL.,
Unity" odsjek 278 Summit, ILL.,; "Buducnost odsjek 300
"Progress" odsek 749 "Beovarska Sloga' odsek 785 i
Family Circle, odsek $780, Des Planes Ill., koji suraduju
radu Sredisnjeg Odbora jese, da prigodom prredbe
proslave 4Oe obi enice Pomadka programu navise
cijom svrkom ill plesom nash narodnh plesova kojih
zvedbama uziva mlado i stare
U programu djelovati &c vrlo populam tamburaSki
zbor "Sloboda" pjevacki tamburaski pesack zbor Die
ceg Donna HBZ il Des Planesa kao solsti nastupiti
&c tenorsta Zvonko Horvatich Johnnie cek par
rodnh pjesama prikazu modenh americkih pesova
stupti &c sestre Barbara Mary Joyce Bambch dalnm
glazbenm tockama nastupit &c Richard Drska Dan Ia
djaci poznate gazbene skoe Slavko Had
Gavnim govonkom ovoj proslavi bit &c iza-
bran prvi podpredsjednk HBZ brat Josp N. Bazdarch
Sestre brace zajedncar osta prijate naseg ma
roda Chicago okolice dodte lijepom brou prosavu
4O-te obetnce Pomladka - buducnosti HBZ America.
Vasm prisustvom pooc cete moralno dan napredn rad
razvoi omjene Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice Ame-
rici Kanadi
Svi ste bez razlike dobro dosi!
Posije programa bt &c gost posluzeni topom
cerom osvjezujucm picem vrlo umjerene cjene
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12
0dsjek br. 81 s|avi @-godisnjicu
Svoq opstanka dana u. oktobra

Chicago, Ill. - Pred par mjeseci javil kroz mas
suzben organ Zajedncar to sada opet ponavjamo, da
ce nase Hvatsko Potpomo Drstvo Turopoac odsjek 81
HBZ proslavit 50godisnjicu opstanka subotu
Ger, o. okobra 1855, Hrvatskom Narodnom sokolskom
Domu 1903 So Racine Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
Ma programu &c sudjelovat hrvatski tamburask zbor
"Jadran, pjevacko drstvo "Zora neko nasi solist il
Chicago Proslava pocma $50 sati vecer, program
tocno sat.
Stoga umoljavamo mas hrvatski narod kao ostae
savenske narode Chicago okolici da izvole sto
vecem broju posjet nasoj proslav time pomoci
stu uzveicati Ganov naseg drustva kao obicno zee
svakome ljubav "a ljubav uzvratti.
Sa prosavom 50godisnjce naseg odsjeka, mi savimo
svo dobr pozrtvovni rad drustvenom polju
kroz so godna nego slavmo sto vrjeme nasu Hrvat-
sku Bratsku zaednicu koe smo mi jedan do koju smo
pomogli zgrad maog stabca veko razgranato stab
10, koe e ponos njezinim canovima, nego
nasem narodu gdje ga god made Isto ako
proslavom mi odaemo pocast nasm ponrma, koj su jos
zivotu kao onna ko uvjek prosli vjecnost.
Posle programa bt &c pesna zabava "a kou &c svra-
gasoviti tamburas zbor "Jadran IL Chicago Uz
bti svma dosta dobrh zagrizaka osvjezujucih
pitaka. ,-~--J. Nick Covich, izvjestitelj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12

vestirao je 100000 dinara,<
Cd cega Sc najvise utrosilo
"a kupovinu alata i drugog
potrebnog materijala. sto Sc
wise kopalo u dubinu, to je
ugalj bio sve bolji i sloj de-
blji. Ma 28 m. dubine, ma
djen je ugalj u naslagama 4
metara debljine. Tada je po-
nestalo investicija dalje ko-
panic je prestalo. K tomu,
uzgred receno, oko 30 vagona
iskopanog ugljena trune /
propada cd kisa i nevremena.
Ovo nalaziste ponukalo je
rudare da pokusaju potraziti
ugalj ma .drugom mjestu.
Kopanje je pocelo svega so
metara cd ceste, ma suprot-
moi strani Cd vec pronadje-
nog uglja. Dovoljno je bilo
iskopati is m. u dubinu i
naislo Sc ma ugalj. Sada je
medjutim sve obustavljeno i
ceka Sc ma geologe i inve-
sticije.
I ne samo da u Krndiji l.
ma uglja. Ovdje Sc nalaze i
razne druge sirovine, koje su
ii te kako vazne potrebne
"a industrijski razvitak ko-
tara. Malo podalje sela Gra-
dac lezi citavo brdo lapora,
odlicna sirovina cd koje Sc
dobiva cement. Opet ma dru-
goj strani, prema selu Vuko-
jevcima, imade dosta krede,
a brdo Jabucik, ma 300 m.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12
ORuzJE PRIR0DE

Kako mas uvjerava DIR. Wal
ter j. Nungester, professor
bakteriologije ma sveucilistu
u Michiganu, razni sokovi ma
Seq tijela kao krv, znoj, sue
imaju takav sastav da mogu
sprijeciti iii oslabiti napad
najrazlicitijih infekcija. Uz O.
WI prirodjenu otpornost ma
seq tijela veliku ulogu igra
jos i hrana, san, kao i sre-
dina u kojoj zivimo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12

Cd zeljeznicke stanice u Ma
sicama, sastoji Sc citavo cd
takozvane tankostjene CLINE,
cd koje Sc dobiva suplj a
stropna opeka, ciji je kvali-
tet vec ispitan.
Medjutim, nije iskljuceno
da u Krndiji ina i drugih ru-
da sto ostaje strucnjacima
da ispitaju. p. /.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12
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