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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-01

BEHOLD THE WOOD OF THE CROSS ON WHICH
HUNG THE SAVIOR OF THE WORLD" For two weeks
the eruex and statues surrounding the altar covered
with sober purple. On Good Friday the priest
the he chants fhe solemn hymn, "Eeee Lignum
crveis :" This is of fhe most dramatic moments in
the Liturgy of Holy Week Following the chant members
of the congregation forward TO kiss the image of
Christ and to venerae the Cross Father Bernard McCor
assistant pastor at Sta Joseph Cathedral parish, shown
places the eruex the of he sanctuary
in preparation for the ceremony
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28
Six Injured in
Automobile Crash

Six persons We're injured in a
three-car accident Sunday night on
U. S. Route 40, near Hagerstown,
which involved three Garrett coun-
ty persons.
Mrs. Alice J. Lingenfelter, of
Washington, D. c., going east, APP
piled the brakes suddenly and
swerved into the left lane to avoid
hitting a preceding car which had
stopped. The Lingenfelter ear
struck a westbound vehicle oper-
ated by the Rev. Robert S. Passa-
relli, Of Hagerstown.
Fr. Passarelli's car swerved on
the road and was hit on the left
side by a second westbound vehicle
operated by Jeremiah Lester
Paugh, Deer Park.
Mrs. Lingenfelter suffered abra-
sions of the right leg, Paugh, la
cerations of the forehead. A pas
senger in the Paugh car, Robert
Scott Owendoff, aged ten, of Falls
Church, Va, injured his left ankle,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28

had arrived three days prior to the
arrival of the remainder of the
company.
After a hearty meal, prepared
by the unit cooks under the direc-
ton of Sic. Marshall Bittinger,
assisted by first cooks Cpl. Leroy
Paugh and Pfc Benjamin Shaffer,
the men retired for a good night
sleep before putting final touches
to the assigned area.
The real training began on the
morning of July 25, when the men
received special training in their
various military occupations. This
training lasted for two days.
The morale is high in spite of
the midday temperatures ranging
from 100 to ITO degrees. In the
evening it is no oddly to hear
music ringing from the company
day room. Music is provided by a
band consisting of men of this unit
who brought instruments from
home. This band is led by Pvt.
Lewis Shorty Williams.
The administrative men of Com
pany &C." WOJG John Schaeffer,
Cpl. Kenneth Reckart and Pvt.
Donald Peck, work late hours to
keep their reports in top shape.
The entire training of this en-
campment will be conducted on the
small squad (small unit level. The
company has two operating pla-
toons commanded by 1t. James
G. McRobie and 1t. Mahlon w.
Host, who are assisted by Platoon
MOO Sic. Floyd L. Wensel and Cpl.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28
by Chon Day

hicle convoy neared the place of
encampment, Indiantown Gap Mil
itary Reservation, Pa, the men of
the company seemed to grow tense
with excitement in anticipation of
the training in which they would
participate.
Capt. Arthur c. Calhoun, COM
handing officer, led the convoy in
to its assigned area at camp, where
it joined with other units of the
121st Engineer Bn. CO. At 500
p. m. July % the convoy was greet
ed by 1t. Col. Frederic NJ. Hewitt,
Bn. commander. The area had been
partially prepared by the advance
detachment under the command of
Sic. Donald II. limbaugh, unit
supply sergeant. This detachment
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28
Senate CloakrOom
By j. GLENN BEALL
United States Senator from
Maryland

History once more completed a
cycle on Friday. July p, when the
formal ana liial agreement lof the
transfer OF the Us. frl2ate Con-
st'lIatlon to Baltimore was signed
III the Once OF inc secretary Oh
the Navy IN the Peh'a2oh'
Lei us g" D'ck 10 september d"
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lfuN'uh maze an entry IN ms log III
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28

Mrs. Mabel Paugh suffered a frac-
tured right wrist. Miss Oma Paugh
sustained a dislocatcd thumb Will
liam Lesley Lingerlelter suffered
abrasions of the right arm. All
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28

were discharged after emergency
! room treatment.
Trooper first class Harry Bow
man charged Mrs. Lingenfelter
with failing to keep TO the right Of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28
William L. Lewis.

Nothing is appreciated more
than a letter from home. After
mail call there are many disap-
pointed men due to the fact that
so few of them receive letters from
home. Let's write to your men in
camp!-Submitted by 2nd. 1t. Nah
Ion w. Yost.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28

the highway
The Paugh and Lingenfelter We
hicles were demolished but FIR.
Passarelli's car was only slightly
damaged.
Evening star., 1955-11-14

sion the American premiere OF
s'The Constant Husband" ." there.
by erecting q sort Of T'v mile
stone, but t d dnot create any
demand for tbs method OF seeing
new films.
It is safe TO say, as . matter
of fact, that no one In the Tv
audience has yet seen the cornedy
acted BY Rex Harrison, produced
by Sidney Gilliat and Frank
Launder and directed BY Gilliat
What almost everyone has called
the constant commercials and
the obvious cutting took care OF
that.
This spasnodic unveiling may
be all right for the old movies
seen on teievision. With soma
few exceptions. these are largely
soporifics anyhow. serving merely
to make viewers at last willing
to turn that thing OF and 30 to
bed. II you really want to see 3
movie. you sim have 10 60 to q
movie theater.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
ana Time of Showing

stare
National Janus" with Mar
garet Suflaynn: $3.50 pm.
Shubert Katherine Dunham
Dancers: $50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - .'Rebel without
. Cause: I:I0. 3:i5. $40. 1880
and 9:35 pm.
Capitol quentin Durwards::
l1:20 am, l:30. 3:s5, $40. 7:45
and ESQ pm.
Colony Hill "a Doesn't AM
swer"; 3. 7:55 ard D:4b pm.
Columbia - aThree Stripes ID
the SUM-: 1I:45 am. lbs, $50,
$50, 7:50 and $50 pm.
Dupont The Sheep Has rive
Legs"; 1:25, $3.50. 5:35. TAO and
$40 pm.
Keith;s Treasures Of panchc
villa I1:4O am. 1:40, 3:45
5:45, 7:45 and ESQ pm.
LittIesI Am d Camera: /,
2:45, 4:SO. Sis. 3 and 9.45 pm
MacAfthur Cocktails IN the
Kitchen 6:1S, Q and D.5O pm
Metropolitan rebel With
out q Cause 1850 am. 2:zO
4:5O, 7:20 and $50 pm.
Ontario sSimba': l:25. 3:2S
5.25, 7:3B and D.4o pm.
Palace The View From Pom-
pey's Head: ii:z5 am. 1:30
3:35. $40. 7:45 and $50 pm.
Playhouse - "The African
Lion: II am. i2:45, 2:40. 4:30
6:25, S:i5 and 1910 pm.
Plaza special Delivery; ~
A.2O. .. 4::3S, $40, sos and
10 pm.
Trans-Laix The Desperate
Hours; 1875 am. i.20, $3.50
$40, 7:5O and 10 pm.
Warner Cinerama Holiday;
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1955-11-14

its backlog Of motion-picture
features were purchased by Gem
eral Teleradio.
The sudden release to tele-
vision Of an those old RKC
movies would play hob with the
market. The television people,
who buy Aims, and the studio
people, with their vaults full Of
same, are well aware Of this,
so, apparently, Is General Tele-
radios Tom O'Neil.
So there may be some sighs
Of relief at RKO's latest move,
which is not to release old
movies. but to get back into the
making Of new ones. TO get
started. the studio has hired
william Dozier to become vice
president In charge Of produc-
ton.
How justified the relief VIII
turn out to be, Of course. de-
pends on which aspect Of Mr..
Dozier's experience RKo wants
most to profit by. He once was
associate head OF production at
Universal : International. later
was executive assistant 70 the
vice president 70 charge o. pro-
duction at RKo, then became
assistant e Samuel Goidwyn.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
|Ritu's Uncle Shot
5 Times in Legs

Los ANGELES. Nov. II F1.
Jose Cansino. 55. dancing in-
str1ctor and uncle Of actress
Rita Hayworth. was shot myster.
|iousiy I'VE times Saturday night.
Police said Mr.. Cansino told
them he was entering his parked
car when q man came up behind
him. told him not to move and
shot him three times IN the right
thigh and twice in the left leg.
Mr.. Cansino was released yes
terday from General Hospital.
Police said they have established
no motive for the shooting.
Evening star., 1955-11-14

BACK IN BUSINESS - still
another move in this same gen.
eral area Is announced by Daniel
r. O'shea, president Of RKo.
Both the TV networks and the
movie studies have been keeping
. wary eye on RKO since Il and
Evening star., 1955-11-14
Behind the Scenes

Your reporter just got back
from Duluth. Minn. It was Q few
notches above zero but at 8 am
the Jets Of interceptor squadrons
were roaring through the Mime
sofa skies. You see the same
thing all over the country and
each time Il occurs. you realize
that these are the guys who i'm
Iplement anything that Secretary
Dulles says TO the Russians. This
IS the only language that needs
no Kremlin interpreter. s. Add
Eyeful: Marie Sabouret, one oi
the decorations Of Coincide Fran
|caise. Reason that the bio
movie studios now win point al
their big releases for July and
August Is because surveys indi.
cate that TV programs are ther
lat lowest ebb. Most of the big
|TV shows vacation for the sum.
Imef Or use weak requirements
!. Negro Actors Guild makes iii
annual pitch for funds 70 aid it,
own needy, Sunday night. No
|vember 20, at the Imperial The
later. Stars and top acts who wish
10 participate IN this fine cause
should phone Alex Mckee al
AFTRA or this desk.
AA4
Judge Vincent ImpellitterI
back from his Mayo Clinic
|checkup. Daughter for the
Dick ShaWns at Doctors Hospi.
|tal. Financier Louis Wolfsor
|eyeing Deccas The Mount
|battens decorating the Colony
with Doc Holden and the Ray
Irnond Guests. Charles Lind.
|bergh,s l0s5 Of ssT'he Spirit Of st
|Iouis'' should come 70 tI.5 mil
lion. Ben Lyons son, Richard,
Irecuperating from . fractured
skull, auto crash. rs. Rossanc
Steve Cochran III London In
Crawford Ia Esther Costello. :
Audrey Meadows prefers ex-
Ambassador Douglas son, Peter
|. Sid Luckman set up ! schol.
Iarship fund, IN memory of hii
brother. David. !. Burt Ian.
easter, Gina Lollohrieida and
Tony Curtis complete 'sTrapege'
lon the 20th tBurt's next, "EIe.
lphant Bill" !" takes him 70 India)
N4N
The Fred tRCA) FOLSOM.
manned him Timothy. .. Conrad
lEzilton's nephew, Anthony Car
Ipentef, marrying Lillian Rein.
hard. Sadler's Wells ballerina
IVioletsa Elvin, and Eiegberi
lWeinbereer In divorce throes. !.
The Jockey Willie Shoemaker
adopted l0-month-old son, Johr
Lee. GOidwyn,s aGtiys and
IDolls' racked up $i7O.0O0, flrsi
Capitol week. q. Margaret Whit
ling and Bill Powell, II. ablase
/. After finishing aCWan.' < De.
cember 3. Grace Kelly makes
I.'Desinging Woman with Jimm,
the Goth anniversary Of the col.
orful sTsotikh Club BAH. Sheraton.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
Ed SULLIVA AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK

Astor. j. Diana Barrymore and
william Flynn dating. Sheila
Barrett q sensation in her Boston
comeback at the Bradford Roof.
&tb
A daughter for the r. Sargent
Shriyers (ex-An1bassador Joseph
r. Kennedy,s daughter, Eunice). J.
Elsa Maxwell asking $500. 900
for movie rights To her hiog. !.
The Martin Armstrones. II. tFul-
ton Oursleris daughter, April)
called him Caedmon Eugene. /. !.
Susan Hayward's frst date since
the headlines was Hal Hayes. Z. I.
Jarma Lewis OF Metres Tender
Trap weds Ben Bensineer Sd
On the 9Th. Jack Boyd Ward
OF the baking clan and Eva
0abor 4 Leslie House duet. :. !.
cricket star, Denis
Compton, recovering from Q ma
ior operation. =. The Sherwood
Schwartzes (Red Skelton writerl
expect Sir Stori. Y. Al Hibbler's
Decca platter, .FIe." passed the
CSC, 900 mark. i. Barbara Brent,
ooldwyn Girl, weds David Horne.
February ~. Las Vegas
Moulin Rouge to reopen as Q hos
pitai. about Christmas time.
Farmers fatcening turkeys for
the big day. /, Dore Schary's
daughter. jim, and 1t. John zim-
rner picked January 8. ... w. C.
Handy celebrating his 82d birth
day on the 18th. Vivian
Blaine filing for a California di-
vorce. 81. Victor Saville's dauehS
ter, Mrs. John Wooif, makes him
an April grandfather. s.. jill
Corey prefers Jack Haley jr. ..
Edith Piaf's Versailles engage
r1ient extended until December
II. The Jackie Coopers ex-
pecting. Sylvia tASCAP1
Rosenberg's secretary. Lucille
Witt, honeymooning with Aaron
Arlan. Joyce Van Patten Of
''Desk Set" and Martin Balsalln
serious. Thoroughbred Rae
Ing Association dinner. Fontaine-
hleu Hotel. Miami. December 3.
MGM's Trial" crossed
100000 at Radio City Music
Han. Ray Miliand Europe
bound to film his next flicker.
slIisbon.'' y
Evening star., 1955-11-14

to be used. Inspired by the sue
cess Of Walt Disney along this
line, Warner Bros, MGM and
goth Century-Fox leaped into
Tv, gleefully seizing the oppor-
tunity to exploit their theatel
wares.
The National Broadcasting Co
has come along now to reverse
this trend. Variety, the show
business journal which has .
fine bird dog nose for d trade
secret, reports that NBC has
bought q half interest in Joseph
L. MSnkiewicz's independent
Figaro Holding Co. CIT was Rfr,
Mankiewicx'S Figaro which pro-
duced eThe Barefoot Contessa. =,
The results Of the deal ap-
parently viii be tWo-feld. It puts
Q major television network In
theatrical film production busi-
ness and 1t makes Mr.. Mankie-
wicz available to NBC. Variety
assumes ut least, in the field Of
creating ~ shows.
This Is all q further strength
ening, ct any rate. of NBC's
position as q power In the enter
tainment world. Already It has
allied itself with the legitimate
theater. Among other things, ii
is backing the new Howard Lind
say-Russel Grouse play, "The
Great Sebastians," which viii
bring the Lunts TO Washington d
National (no NBC relation,
Theater next week.
II this teleTision thing iust
blows over and Is forgotten,
NBC win still be In show busi-
ness.
FILMS FOR SALE-There Il
another development In this
same AREA 81 the entertainment
world. Columbia Pictures, which
ventured into TV BY way Of its
telepix subisidiary, Screen Gems,
now Is reported ready to get h
on its own.
Columbia, the word Is, has
been making oyertures to the
networks with the idea Of turn
ing out some 90-minute feature
films specifically for use as tele-
vision spectaculars. There would
be q difference between these
and the TV ventures Of the
other movie studios. however.
The major studios already In IV
use . healthy portion Of the
time to peddle their own thea
ter Aims; Columbia would con-
tract to turn out 9O-nninute en-
tertainnnents.
As q starter, this same report
has it, Columbia & offering .
couple Of It's past releases to the
TV people. One is "The Prison.
err starring Alec Guinness and
never released theatricalIy on
this side Of the Atlantic. The
other Is "The 5000 Fingers Of
DR.. T." q fantasy starring Peter
Lind Hayes which Is not men-
toned when the triumphs of
Producer Stanley Kramer are
up for discussion. He made it,
though. and It failed 10 generate
much excitement.
So far. for that matter. neither
it nor the Guinness picture has
generated . lot Of excitement IN
the Tv world.
-
BACK IN BUSINESS - Still
another move in this same gen.
erai area Is announced by Daniel
r. O'shea, president Of RKO.
Both the TV networks and the
movie studies have been keeping
. wary eye On RKO since IL and
Evening star., 1955-11-14
THE PASSING SHOW
Is N Tail Preparing
ToWoq Movie DOG?
By HARRY MacARTHUR

There signs that phase being entered in the
uneasy alliance between the motion picture folk and teevison
The nv tail may be wagging the movie dog any day
Heretofore this union Of the two media has some
ove-lnakers tentatively embracing teleyson obviously
snnrred hought that they while pretending
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-02-24
NCA CO-OrdinatOr
To Visit College

DR.. E. Ray Mccartney, represent
ing the North Central Association of
Secondary Schools and Colleges, will
be on the Blufftop college campus
Friday to discuss and evaluate with
the local faculty their study theme for
the year, "How Can We Improve Our
instruction Program?"
DR.. Mccartney, dean of Fort Hayes
State college, Fort Hayes, Ka., is one
of six co-ordinators of the NCA.
Bluffton college was admitted to the
accrediting agency two years ago.
DR.. Robert S. Kreider said that the
visit will not be of the nature of an
inspection" but will be primarily to
share information which may be help
full for the improvement of the local
educational program.
DR.. Mccartney will also visit Ash
land college on this trip.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-02-24
Pandora

The senior class of Pandora -Gilboa
high school has started work on the
construction of stage scenery which
will be the class gift when it gradu-
ates. Robert Knepper has been nam
ed chairman of the work.
Freda and Norma Jones, mission.
aries to Africa, are expected to ar
rive early in April at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
v. Jones. Freda has been stationed
in Nigeria and Norma in the Sudan.
They were to meet in England and
proceed from there by steamer today.
Riley township Polio Fund has
reached an all-time high of $730.30,
it was reported recently by Edgar
Pifer, chairman of the drive.
Future Farmers of America offic-
ers of the Pandora Qilboa chapter ap-
peared on Radiy Station WIN,
Findlay, Monday/and again on We'd
nesday on the noon farm hour with
John Hutson. Members discussed
organization activities on national
and local levels.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-02-24
ArmOrsville

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Reams called or
Mr.. and Mrs. g. W. Montgomery anc
family Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max McCafferty and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nc
Cafferty spent Sunday evening with
Mrs. BerthaA Shelly, Ada
Jimmy Fox spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Moser.
Mrs. Lenna Habenstein is on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. ivan Irwin and son
called on Mr.. ahd Mrs. Ivan Mont
gomery and fSmily, Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and MIS-. Roy Reams, Mrs.
Grace Klingle er were Thursday din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Klingler and family.
Mrs. Edith SShaffer called on Mr..
and Mrs. Erwin Moser, Sunday after
noon.
Those who spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. /Ivan Montgomery
and family to remind Mrs. Montgom-
cry of her birthday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Moofe, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris Bell and sop, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Marshall and son and Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Clapper land daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lysle McCarty and
son spent Sunday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Erwin Moser.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-02-24
ReaYerdam

Callers in the Albert Shrider hom,
on Sunday We're Mr.. and Mrs. Bel
Stump and family, Mrs. Kempf, Mrs
Vera Baldwin and Miss Bernic'
Huber.
Sunday callers in the Sam Varve
home were Mrs. Westa Ramsey, Wa
pakoneta, Mr., and Mrs. Dan Jones
and family, Butter, Indiana.
The remodeling program which has
been going on at the Church of Christ
is progressing nicely at the present
time. A fireplace is being construct
ed in the basement to be used for
social gatherings.
Mrs. Darst Yant, wife of Darst
Yant of Gillespie, Illinois, passed
away on Saturday evening. Darst is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Yant
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Arnold, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Russell Wolfe, have returned to
their homes here after spending sew
eral weeks with the Richard Arnold
family in Ell Paso, Texas.
Mrs. Cynthia Elliott has returned
to her home here after spending three
weeks with relatives in Pompano
Beach, Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hall and
family, West Unity, Mrs. Clay Scar
foss, Columbus Grove and l. ]. Am
stutz had Sunday dinner with Mr.,
and Mrs. Bert Leatherman. They
also called on Mrs. |. j.. Amstutz, who
is patient at Memorial hospital in
Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Burkholder
and family have moved in to the
Richard Simon rental property.
Mrs. Gene Green has been returned
to her home here from Community
hospital in Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Arnold, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Pugh have returned
to their homes Mere after visiting
with Frederick Arnold at Fort Riley,
Kansas.
Mrs. Earl Creviston has been doing
substitute teaching in the Beaverdam
schools for Paul Stoodt who has been
i'll for the past several weeks.
The Evangelism program which
was conducted in the Methodist
church on Sunday evening was well
attended. AS church services will be
held each Sunday evening which
takes in Feb. 9th, March 9th and
18th, the public is invited to attend.
Special music will be one of the fea-
lures.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Rupright visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Rupright
at Jenera on Sunday afternoon.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-02-24

No matter what the weather along
members OF the Home Builders Association Greater Cleveland will
complete this
tor Garth Andrew of Bath oho win be aractve Handicapped
Henry show landscape architect time for the
18th
through March g.
who chosen by the Institute Cleveland
Chapter show committee for this honor
homes TO be featured In the Show
The second house In the Show win "hio
1880 architects design
ctects Donald Richards
Ohio The "Oho Home" Chamber
~ -
More tnn 10000 visitors expected attend
peSt exposition Of its kind In the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-02-24

Charles w. Grady will lead the
meeting.
A Fellowship Hour" will follow the
meeting. The nearest u Unitari an
Churches to Lbma are at Fort Wayne,
Toledo and Dayton All persons with
in the Lima areql who are interested
are invited to participate.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-02-24
Unitarian Organization
Planned In Lima

A Unitarian Fellowship organiza-
Ion will be corbpleted in Lima at a
meeting to be held at t he Lima YMCA
at 3 p. m. Sunday February 81, 1866.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-02-24
j NOTICE oE.APPONTMENT

NOTICE OFLAPPOINTMENT
THE STATE OE ONO
Estate of EhariI J F. err. Deceased.
Harold r Herr of Il r. No. 2, Lima,
Ohio, has beeh Fappoin%d and qualified as
Administrator 81 the state of Charles F.
Herr, late Of Allen Connty, Ohio. deceased.
Dated this 9Th day bf February, 1855.
HARRY BENNETT, Probate Judge
Evening star., 1955-01-23

scampering about on the oIiler
side of the pond. It looked at
first like a ground hog, but we
soon discarded that idea when
this creature went into the
pond.
The other day we went down
for a closer look. There he was
near the bank chewing on some-
thing. He didn't seem to notice
us until we were nearly upon
him then under he went and
swan underwater over to the
island.
From his vantage point. with
the water between us, he watched
until we started back to the
house.
The appearance Of Rat poses
a problem. Here ] have been
talking about the balance Of
nature, which would dictate that
I leave Rat alone. On the other
hand, I am told that If Rat is
left to himself he will undermine
my dam.
II I destroy Rat. ] am depart
ing from my principle. II I do
not destroy him, I am facing the
destruction of my pond.
OF course, there are other
things involved. II / decide that
Rat must go, how will / accom-
plish his departure2 II ] set
traps I will undoubtedly catch
more geese than muskrats, and
If I try to shoot him, I must
equip myself with the proper
firearms, pistol and a shotgun
being inadequate for long-range
accuracy.
This is just q sample Of the
problems that beset the country
man. Perhaps it will be better
to equip ourselves with a pair of
good binoculars. the better to
observe the life on our pond, and