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RICO

cargo de Asuntos Latlnoamerlca-
no: Charles o. Porter, congreslsta
norteamericano, quien Sc ha signi-
ficado por SUI oposicion al regimen
del DICTATOR de la Republica Domi-
nicana, ell generalisimo Rafael Leo
midas Trujillo y Molina; George
Smathers, senador de los Estados
Unidos, todos los cuales propia-
mente puede decirse constituian ell
grupo del doctor Eisenhower.
Por otra parte, participaron dis
tinguidos diplomaticos y lideres
politicos latinoamericanos de vista
en- la Isla con motive de la misma
celebration del Is de julio, a sa-
Der: don German Pico 'Canas, ex
Ministro de Hacienda de Chile; don
Jorge Sol. Director Executive del
Fondo Monetario International;
don Fernando Belaunde Terry, IL
der politico y arquitecto, de Ii
ma, Peru; don Pedro Beltran, IL
~nanciero peruano, director propie-
tario del ~periodico La Prensa",
de Lima; y Alberto Vazquez, puer-
torriqueno que es ell Primer Secre-
tario de la Embajada de los Esta-
dos Unidos en- Mexico.
E integrando Ell grupo de Puer-
to Rico, propiamehte dicho, esta-
ban ell Gobernador Luis Munoz Ma
rim, un grupo de funcionarios
puertorriquenos 'que han servido
misiones internacionales", segun
Sc dijo, a saber: doctor Rafael Pr
CO. presidente del Banco Guber-
namental de Fomento; Luis Rivera
Santos, Secretario de Agriculture
Y Concrete; Carlos Alvarado, de
la Junta de Planificacion; doctor
Arturo Morales Carbon, Secretario
INFERNO de Estado; y ell coronel
tPasa a la pag. 81
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GoIpe Subversivo
en- Haiti
eobierno de D~vvater Controls la sitvoei6n

PUERTO PRINCIPE, Julio 20. -UPD- I'm golpe mi
milltar contra ell Gobierno del Presidente Francois Duvalier
fracaso en- las primeras horas de hoy, segdn anuncios oficiales.
Los anuncios dicen que I'm pequeno grupo revoluciona-
rio al mando del ex captain Alix Pasquet Sc apodero de los
cuarteles miltares de Puerto Principe a las S am. de hoy
despues de dar muerte a los centinelas, pero fracaso en-
Su intento de derrocar al gobierno.
Pasquet resulto muerto en- la lucha que Sc desarroll6.
Las versiones oficiales dicen que Pasquet aterriz6 a las
IL PM. de aver en- ell %aeropuerto de Puerto Principe con
una pequena fuerza revolucionaria que, segdn Sc afade, in
cluia a algunos norteamericanos.
Otra fuerza revolucionaria lego por mar a st. Marc,
pero Sc carece de noticias de ella.
Slempre segdn las versiones oficiales, los cuarteles mill
tares dominados por los rebeldes Sc rindieron a las $50 AM.
de hoy ante las fuerzas de policia, guardacostas y milicianos
%partidarios del Presidente Duvalier.
Ell %gobierno dice que domino la situaci6n.
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SoIueicnada Crisis LabOraI
en- Nicaragua

Nicaragua, jul
lilo 20 tUPD-Ayer por la
tarde Sc soluciono Ell grave
problema planteado al gobier-
no, por patronos Y obreros
que exigian una rebaja en- las
cotizaciones del SECURE So
cial, amenazando con If a un
paro general 81 no Sc atendian
sus reelamaciones.
Ell SECURE accedio a la pc
ticion durante I'm plazo de
s meses, habiendose determi-
nado que en- csc i~ntervalo
Sc hara una severa revision
de las cotizaciones para fijar
las participaciones.
La ciudadania esperaba ell
resultado de las conversacio-
mes con gran expectativa.
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Z; Sy !Y !(S 51IE i2SSSkliSNISi|g A[ !Z 4Zl y}9}Il(I
Sensational protesIa de Ia tonfereneia Nuelear

GINEBRA, julio % (UPD-La Conferenca Nuclear del Este y Ell
Oeste, hzo hoy la recommendation sensational de que Sc utiicen
satellites de la terra, para ayudar a descubrir explosiones atomlcas
clandestinas producidas a muy grandes alturas.
Los hombres de ciencia que asisten a la Conferencia, celebraron
SUI vgesimaprimera session penaria, en- la que aprobaron primero
un conjunto de conclusiones sobre como detectar expoIones a gran
altura, y, luego Sc dedicaron q estudiar como agrupar los diversos
metodos de deenci6n en- un solo sstema de vigilancia a prueba de
violaciones para ell case de que Sc llegue a I'm acuerdo sobre la suspen-
sion de las pruebas nucleares.
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Pueblo RespaIda a DuvaIIier,
DeeIara Consul en- Miami
Por Germ IN Negroni

FL Consul General de Haiti
en- Miami, senior Raymond
Moyse, comunico a DIARIO
LAS AMERICAS por telefo-
no aver en- la manana, que,
a raiz de un abortado movi-
miento revolucionario en- P.
Principe, ell pueblo Sc lanzo
a las GALES en- defensa del
Presidente Francois Duva-
llier.
Agreg6 ell Consul que la
multitud rodeo ell Palacio
Presidential de la capital hal
tiana, desafiando a los ALA
dos, Q invitandoles g asaltar
ell palacio 81 Sc atrevian".
Las fuerzas armadas con-
trojan la situaci6n y ell Pre-
sidente haitiano cuenta con
eel apoyo total de la masa
poblacional", termino dicien-
do ell Consul Moyse.
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diar la nota recibida anoche del
Primer Ministro sovietico Nikita
Khrushchev en- la que este hizo su-
va la idea del jele del gobierno
frances de ce!ebrar una c%onferen-
cha de jefes de gobierno sobre Lee
vante en- Ginebra, no en- torno a la
mesa del Conseio de Seguridad.
Nj Khrushchev nj De Ksulle, sin
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
Aviones Rojos Derriban "Jets" A~aeionalstas

TAPE. Formosa, julio 20 (UPD-Aviones Mig" Chinos comu-
nisas, de propulsion a reaction, derribaron hoy a dos aparatos nadona-
listas chinos F-84, a chorro, sobre Ell esrecho de Formosa.
Ell vcealmirante Lu Hohtu, vocero del MiniSerio de Defensa
declare: Este fe un aco de provocaci6n por parte de los comunistss".
territorio de China Meropoitana cuando tueron atacados y agres6:
Este fs un ataoue inesperado."
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WASHINGTON, julio % CUPID
Ell Departamento de la Marina
informo aver que un destacamen-
to de infantes de marineria de
Estados Unidos, Sc ha encargado
de la protection de una installation
Guiana de aqua potable, a unos
ocho Kilometres de d~istancia de la
base naval que tiene Estados Uni
dos en- la bahia de Guantanamo,
a la cual abastece.
Els la primera vez, desde que CO
menzaron las actividades de los re-
beldes contra ell gobierno de Cuba,
que fuerzas de Estados Unidos ac-
tuan en- mission fuera de dicha ba-
Sc.
Ell Departamento de la Marina
informo, que ell destacamento nor
teamericano Sc moviliz6 en- dicha
forma cuando ell ejercito de Cuba
informo que no podia continuar
guardando las bombas del rio va
teras que sunni
- nistran aqua po-
HsN table a la base ma
&m val norteameri.
cana.
Trabajadores cubanos, sin en-
barge, continuaran al frente de
las bombas.
(Pasa a la Pagina o.
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REUNION AGROPECUARIA

KINGSTON, Jamaica, CUPID
Las tres comisiones de trabaio,
creadas por la cuarta Reunion In
teramericana de Production Pc
cuaria, que tiene lugar aqui, estan
presididas respectivamente por
dos latinoamericanos y un norte-
americana.
La primera comision, que trata
del mejoramiento de la production
pecuaria mediante la selection ge-
netica, eligio presidente al DR..
Ralph w. Phillips, de Estados Uni
dos, y vicepresidente, al ingeniero
Juan Cano Guignot, de Ell Saliva
dor.
La segunda comision --cuyo te-
ma es ell meioramiento de la pro-
ducci6n pecuaria mediante nutri-
cion-- la preside ell ingeniero,
Eduardo Mondolfi, de Venezuela, y
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
eIAITEe Ie
IBEROAMERICA On
DIN
ALCALDE DE QUITO VISTA
COLOMBIA

BOGOTA, (UPD-El Alcalde de
Quito, Carlos Andrade Marin, mi
clio una vista a Colombia que Sc
prolongara hasta ell proximo do.
mingo, y en- cuyo desarrollo como
cera las obras de adelanto urba-
nistico en- Bogota y Cali.
FL Alcalde de Bogota, Fernando
Mazuera Villegas, lie ofrecio un al
muerzo en- ell Country Club, al cual
asistieron todos los miembros del
gobierno bogotano y atlas perso-
nalidades del pals.
Andrade Marin fue recibido en-
Ell aeropuerto por ell Embajador de
SUI pals, Gustavo Dsrquea Teran, ell
Alcalde de Bogota, Mazuera Vile
gas, y funcionarios de la Cancille-
ria. En- Bogota permanecera hasta
ell viernes, dia en- que seguira a Ca
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NUBO 7 MUERTOS

WASHINGTON, Julio 20. CUPID
Ell Gobierno del Presidente Fran
co.'s Duvalier, en- Haiti, parece do
minar por complete la situacion en-
ell pals despues de haber aplas-
tado una reyaelta Cue dej6ua sai-
do de siete personals muertas, Sc
gun informaciones diplomaticas re-
cibidas hoy aqui.
Informaciones de Port Au Prince
dicen que las fuerzas del gobier-
no mataron a todos los rebeldes
que anteriormente en- ell dia habian
atacado los cuarteles Dessalines
Segun estas informaciones, nc
Sc sabe 81 otros fueron capturados,
pero las versiones o~ficiales del le-
vantamiento dicen que siete re-
beldes fueron muertos en- la acci6n
contra los cuarteles, situados en-
las afueras de la capital.
Conforme a estos informes. las
fuerzas del gobierno tienen Ell do
mimic complete de Haiti.
Los informes diplomaticos desc
charon los rumores de combates
en- ell interior.
Trascendio que ell Department
to de Estado estuvo en- contacto
con ell Embajador norteamericano
en- Haiti, Gerald Drew, y que este
informo que ningun ciudadano de
Estados Unidos habia sido herido
durante la %violencia. Anadio que
la calma parecia reinar en- Ia ca
pital.
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Rico; ell senior
Roy Rubottom,
S~ecretario Au.
xiliar de Esta.
do de los Esta.
dos Unidos, q
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q TEMPO

Buen tempo ell microbes,
con exception de algunas llu-
Was p0r la tarde. Temperate
ras, de SO a SO grades F.
Vientos del Este.
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Eisenhower, hermano del president
tie de los Estados Unidos y repre-
sentante de este durante la cele-
braci6n del sexto aniversario del
Estado Libre Asociado de Puerto
- Dinn. al snnnr
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La Crisis L~evontinu

tran atrincheradas desde hace doce
semanas en- ell barrio musulman
de Basta, en- ell corazon de la capt.
tai. En- todas esas semanas, Ell Ejer-
cito Sc ha abstenido ~cuidadosa-
mente de emprender alguna ofen-
silva contra elias.
BUSCAN DE GAULLE ACEPTE
PLAN ANGL0.AMERICANO
LONDRES, julio 29.-(UPD-
Gran Bretana y Estados Unidos
pusieron hoy manos a la tarea de
inducir al General Charles de eau
lie a aceptar formalmente ell plan
MISUNDERSTANDING de celebrar
una conferencia de jefes de 60
bierno sohre Legante en- ell Conse-
JIG de Sseguridad de las Naciones
'Unidas.
Ell MinIstro de RR.EE. britanico
Lloyd tuvo esta manana
una reunion prolongada con Ell
encargado de negocios frances, Ba-
ron de Juniac.. .
Ell gabinete Sc reuni6 para estu-
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|nfantes de Marina de E. U. Protegen
|nsta|aeiones de Aqua Potable en- las
.C~ereanlas de Ia Base de Guantanamo
Sete Photos Cubanos MIado Van Canine de Londrs

Tconin1o ceebrdndo@ Reunion de representatives. de Ia IndUAHu Azueueru- Pdakos dc Til
IIe Errno - Tres J6mes Feon MUehos en- IN chqve - ohm Notices de Gran Lmpenand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
Cover Story
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star Tv Critic

sullivan has a new strategy for Sunday
nights that he hopes viii trim Mavericks rating
by few points" began briskly.
sullivan. sullivan" the voice at the other
end of the phone interrupted "oh yes re-
member him"
That was Jim Garner, the Bret Maverick
Of the Sunday night ABC-7 show speaking
and the voice. just in case someone on Channel
should nisconstrue the remark, had smile
in it.
When pointed out that Sullivan intended
to concentrate comedy acts in the frst hall
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eoNTfNJs
Week Of June 1871. 1858

yrNNc STAR NEWSPAPER co. Washington G. TsIsDhoneSs'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

hour Opposite Maverick, Jim pondered 1t for
a moment and commented
st wish him luck. There's room for all OF
u.s. even though I'll admit I'm partial to Steve
Allen That's for the second-haf hour eS:SO
to 81, of course"
Gamers lighthearted, relaxed approach
doesn't seem to be put on. It's refreshing 70
hear him talk about his TV chores.
"I'm definitely NOT stuck on Maverick" he
says. I'm not Maverick really. would like
I want to do other things, too"
He's particular about what he does, though.
cOntinued on Next Page
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MAINLY PERSONAL

alton for the thoughts of the
many people who write to her.
THE HANDSOME BLACK
KNITTED BAG carried by Mrs.
Eva Kohl while she does her
Christmas shopping was made by
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ralph
Kohl of Oak Harbor.
The bag, trimmed in silver
braid and a silver draw string,
was a gift for Mrs. Kohl on
her birthday last April %.
GEORGE PARSHALL of Ada,
who married the former Eilene
Mathewson of this place, recent
ly resigned his post at the Ford
plant in Lima to become assist
ant manager of the new bowling
lanes at Ada.
The new eight-lane establish.
ment is called Norada Lanes and
is owned and managed by Eman.
uel Egners of Goshen, Ind. They
are located just north of Ada or
Route SO.
Parshall took training at Shell.
by, Ohio, to learn the operation
of the new automatic pinsetters.
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RGlUsOn OES To
Install Officers

1958-59 officers of Rawson
chapter $50 Order of the Eastern
Star will be installed Saturday
evening in the Rawson Masonic
Temple. Associate Grand Matron
of Ohio, Dorothy Weick will be in
stalling grand officer.
Worthy matron Of the Rawson
chapter will be Fac Miller and
worthy patron will be Ralph Nc
Cune.
Other officers are: Naomi
Hause, associate matron; Clair
Bowersox, associate patron;
Bernice Cookson, secretary; Mar
garet Bowersox, treasurer; Can
dace McCune, conductress; Max
inc Elsea, associate conductress;
Ralph Jones, chaplain; Edna In
body, marshall; Evelyn Falk,
organist; Dortha Parkins, Adah;
Julia Conaway, Ruth; Irma Jean
Romick, Esther; Martha, Joyce
Hook; Electa, Rosemary Meyer
Velma Jones, warder and Que
Miller, sentinel.
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Oyer-COrtner NuptiGls SOIemnized;;
Couple To Make Home In Florida

The First Mennonite church
of Bluffton provided the setting
for the marriage of Miss Ada
May Oyer, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Oyer, to Mr.. Carl
w. Cortner, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Cortner, Saratoga, Indi-
ana.
White NUNS and gladioli
were arranged against a back
ground of tall candelabra, palms
and Oregon ferns for the impress
sive double ring ceremony sol
emnized at 3 100 p. m. by the Rev.
Harry Bertsche, Archbold, Ohio,
uncle of the bride.
A half hour of nuptial music
preceding the ceremony was pro-
vided by Mrs. Jack Glendening,
sister of the bride, vocalist, Tul-
sa, Oklahoma, Miss Wilma Jean
Jorg, cousin of the bride, violin
ist, and Miss Margaret Groman,
organist, both of Bluffton.
Given in marriage by her faith.
er the bride wore a ballerins
length dress of Chantilly lace and
nylon tulle underlined with satin
The lace fitted bodice had q
round scalloped neckline. Long
sleeves tapered to points over
her wrists. The nylon tulle skirt
had a chantilly lace peplum. Hel
shoulder length veil of bridal il
lusion was attached to a small
lace design with a rhinestone
trim.
The bride carried bouquet o.
white stephanotis and streamers
centered with a white orchid or
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Lafayette

Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Joseph
and children of Detroit spent the
holiday week end with Mrs.
Bessie Fisher and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Helen Cayton and son
Melvin and Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyd
Joseph. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reed
and children spent the week end
with relatives in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fackler
and son of Vermillion, Mr.. and
Mrs. Atmur Bergman and Mr..
and Mrs. Carey Younkman and
family were Thanksgiving guests
of Miss Georgia Fackler.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Lott of
Lakeview and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Witham and children of Lima
spent Thanksgiving with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Shrider.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Guyton of
Sylvania were Thanksgiving din
ner guests of his sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. BENJAMIN Stump and fam
lily and Mrs. Elizabeth Guyton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Hull and
children of New Haven, Indiana,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Criblez and
family of near Bluffton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lew Hullibarger, Mrs. Eth
el Helser and Mrs. Blanche Hell
ser were Thanksgiving guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. KinSey HelSer and
sons Budd and Tommy.
Rev. and Mrs. Myrton A. Pack
er and family entertained for
Thanksgiving her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Layton, and Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Walthall, Sr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Walt
hall, Jr. and daughter Karin
Lynne, all of Springfield, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Gebhart and children
Rebecca, Jonathan, Janet and
Peggy of Fairborn, Ohio, and
Mr.. Roger Born of Lima.
The Cousins club of the Acker-
man family met Tuesday in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Miller of near Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Mcdowell
of Columbus Grove spent Sunday
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
c. Wollett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stoll and
son John of Buffalo, N. Y, spent
the holiday week end in the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Craig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ackerman
their daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Monroe Winegardner and daugh.
ters spent the holiday week enc
with another daughter, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Holland Mowyer and fam
lily at Koscuisco, Mississippi.
Rev. and Mrs. Ivan Wynn o.
Swanton, Ohio, called Sunday
afternoon in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. o. B. May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hunt O
Lima and Mr.. and Mrs. Carte
Blunden were Thanksgiving din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Sherman in Kenton. Sunday din
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a white Bible. Her only orna-
ment was pearl earrings, a gift
of the groom. She carried hand
kerchief which was carried by
her mother on her wedding day
thirty-nine years ago.
The bride chose her sister,
Mrs. Charles Suter of Fostoria,
as matron of honor. Mr.. Robert
Neal, Parker, Indiana, friend of
the groom, served as best man,
and ushers were Mr.. Nelson
Steiner, Bluffton, uncle of the
bride, Mr.. Leland Cortner, Win
chester, Indiana, brother of the
groom, and Mr.. John Krick,
Lynn, Indiana, brother-in-law OF
the groom.
A reception for $50 guests fol
lowed the ceremony in the
church parlors. The reception
table was centered by a four
tered wedding cake and candel-
abra, surrounded with corsages
of lacelon and satin with sprays
of lily-of-the-valley. Servers were
Mrs. John Krick, Mrs. James
Vermillion, Mrs. Leroy Cotton,
Mrs. Ray Niswander, Mrs. Adel-
la Oyer, Mrs. Earl Jorg, Mrs.
Karl Gierman and Mrs. Nelson
Steiner.
Miss Mary Margaret Steiner
was in charge of the gift table.
Miss Sara Badertscher was in
charge of the guest book.
When the couple left for a short
wedding trip, the bride was wear
ing a winter white and gray wool
dress with black and white ac-
cessories and an orchid from her
bridal bouquet.
The bride is a graduate oi
Bluffton high school and Blufftor
college. She formerly taught ir
the Upper Sandusky, Ohio pub
lie schools, and until recently
was employed in the editorial
offices of The Otterbein Press
Dayton. ..
The groom, a graduate of Sar
atoga, Indiana high school anC
Miami-Jacobs college, Dayton
is an office manager with Arch
er and Warriner, Inc, builders
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF SOLO
lists for this years Messiah"
brought a little pleasant cheer to
the many area folk who have
been longtime followers of
WJR's pleasant Guest House"
program.
Tenor soloist will be Fred Ken
dali, who has been one of the
featured male singers on the pro-
gram for several years. His fine
voice and cheerful manner have
won him many fans in this area
and they will doubtless welcome
the chance to see as well as hear
him as he undertakes a far more
serious role.
Kendall is also a vocal instruc-
tor at the Detroit Conservatory
of Music and should be one of
the most popular tenors to ap-
pear in the local production for
some time.
AN UNLIKELY STORY for
calling the wrecker in the middle
of the night was offered by a
Bluffton man who put his Olds-
mobile in a soft and snowy ditch
south of town Friday evening.
The story he told the boys was
that he was taking his car home
and decided to drive a mile or
two into the country to blow ac-
cumulated snow off the roof. Try
ing to turn around he made it
into the ditch instead and was
forced to call overworked Jack
Koontz from a warm bed.
Without mentioning names we
can say that this driver is the
editor of the leading newspaper
in Bluffton. We hope he is the
same man who didn't read this
column before it appears in The
Bluffton News.
QUEEN ELIZABETH, that is,
The Queen Elizabeth, the royal
sovereign of Great Britain, has
a new fan in Bluffton this week
The newly converted loyal sub,
ject is David S. Fuller, curly
haired Toledo youth now in his
freshman year at Bluffton col
lege, who recently wrote a far
letter Cf one writes such thing
to the Queen) to the head of th'
House of Windsor.
Fuller very shortly received
cordial, pleasant reply from TIT
private secretary to Queen Eliz
abeth, thanking him for his let
ter and expressing her appreci
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ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ter Blunden were his brother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Blunden
of Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Guthrie,
daughter Martha Ann and son
Billy of Delphos and Mr.. and
Mrs. Waldo Long and daughters
Deborah and Janette were Thurs
day guests of their parents, Mr.:
and Mrs. William Guthrie and
Elizabeth.
Mrs. Daisy Arnold spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Gene Hefner in Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Stoodt
and daughter Deloris and Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Long were
Thanksgiving dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holland and
daughter Sharon in Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blake Guthrie
called Sunday evening in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Shrider.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Watt
and children of Lima were Sum
day dinner guests of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rob
ertS entertained for ThankSgiv'
ing dinner his father, Mr.. +. L.
Roberts, and sisters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorance Thompson and sor
David, Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian
Mowyer and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Driver and Miss
Bessie Guthrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Robinson
entertained Thursday evening al
dinner his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Robinson, and her mother
Mrs. Clyde Mullenhour and sor
Fred of Lima. =
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Cnnn No Qo717

Estate of Polly H. Painter Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Allen
Painter of 4O6 f. Third St., Lima. Ohio
has been duly appointed Administrators
of the Estate of Polly H. Painter de-
ceased, late Of village of Bluffton, Allen
County. Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months.
Dated this 25th day Of November 1858.
Paul j. Rockey
Probate Judge of said County
Nov. 27, Dec. 4, IL
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of sara Schuts Deceased.
Schultz Of 80 Esss cSifaH' T South GH% Bend. d.
Indiana has been sdwy appointed Ex-
ecutor OF the EstaR Df Sara Shultz de-
ceased lalA of Allen County. Ohio.
Cpeditofs are required to file their
claiyh With said Hduciary within four
monthsg
Datsd this 9Th day of November 1858.
Paul J. Rociey
Probate Judge of said County
Nov. 20. q Dec 6
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Jacob S. Schultz Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Harold b.
Schultz of 1920 East Colfax, South Bend,
Indiana has been duly appointed Ex-
ecutor of the Estate of Jacob S. Schultz
deceased, late of Allen County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claim with said fiduciary within four
months.
Dated this 5th day of November 1858.
Paul J. Rockey
Probate Judge of said County .
Nov. 20. "a Dec. 6
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and developers, Eau Gallie, Flor
ida.
After December Z the couple
will be at home at TAI Allan
Adale road, Eau Gallie, Florida.
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Slip-Overs and cardigans in
your favOrite colOrs and
patterns. Lambs wool Ring
necks. Mems $4.95 up; boys
1895 up.