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Diario las Américas., 1958-08-13
FaniIia Arabe
DenunCia Acto
de Hechiceria

Ell case de una familia de orr.
gen slrio residente en- 1896 NV
oath Street ha dado pie a una Sc.
RE de conjeturas entire los vecinos
y los PROFESSIONALS de Miami, que
han conocido a uno de sus MEM.
bros, ell iovencito Norman Jwid,
de 10 amos quien ha sufrido una
serle de trastornos a partir del dia
en- que Sc recibio en- SUI casa una
carta desde ell Libano, escrita por
su aDuela y su tia en- terminus con.
denatorios
La carta provoco Ell ell joven una
eSpecie de desmayo, que Sc lie re.
pltlo varias wees durante ell dia.
La familia solicito la cooperation
del Sacerdote Ortodoxo, quien efec.
tue una ceremonial para aleiar ell
NAL eSpiritu del ioven Jwid, ento.
nandO una, vieja oracion conocida
como la "Oracjon del Rey Salo.
mon.
Segun ell padre del menor, Fred
JWid, no Sc trata de stimulation al.
guna, sinU de I'm efecto positive
en- e muchacho que 10 hace caer
al Suelo. faltandole la respiration.
Este fenomeno ocurri6 por ocho
dias conservatives no obstante ha.
Der declarado ell medico que la sa.
lud del ioyen estaba on n~erfect,s
condolences.
Ell Official de la Policia, Joseph
F. Hosford, manifesto que tai pa.
-(Pasa a Ia pag. %
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-13
de Bonberos y Po|icia
Para las zonas no |ncorporadas

seria conveniente desde ahora
extender la cooperation de las
ciudades vecinas va incorpora-
daS.
Ell primer ensayo del plan
p%ropuesto tendra aplicacion en-
Opa Locka, y 81 da resultados
sera APPLICABLE en- otras demarca.
clones del condado.
Segun ell Administrator del
condado, Mr.. Campbell, en- estos
servicios sera incluida la recogi-
ola de basura. No Sc sabe actual
mente a cuanto ascendera ell i'm.
puesto que tendran que pagan
los residences de esas zonas por
este servicio.
"Desde luego -anadio Camp.
bell los servicios de bomberos,
policia y recogida de basura Sc
ran de beneficio para loa pro-
%pietarios."
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-13

Negr0ni declare que ell apoyo
del Club Puertorriqueno a Ma
tthews Sc debe "a SUI progra-
ma de largo alcance respecto a
la America Latina.
Matthews ha dicho en- sus dis
cursos que una de sus primeras
acciones 81 es elegido sera propo-
ner una comision permanente pa
ra tratar asuntos Latinoamerica-
nos, e introducir una legislation
que haga obligatoria la ensenan-
"a del espanol y de la historic la
tinoamericana en- las escuelas.
La razon por ia cual Levy y ell
Club Democratic de Miami Beach
apoyan d Matthews es por su
oposicion a los lobistaS de pres
tamlstaS memories, y por sus de-
claraciones de que Sc necesitan
leyes mas r%igurosas sobre la
venta de possession de dinamita.
Ell oponente de Matthews, Geor-
ge Hollahan, favorece a los
prestamistas memories y asegura
que las leyes actualeS sobre la
dinaminta son s%uficientes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-13
LA C~ONFERENCIA
PANAMERICANA

QUITO (SICo).-Las obras ma.
teriales, destinadas a La XI Confe-
rencia Interamericana progresan
en- forma halagadora pudiendose
adelantar que todas quedaran opor
tunamente concludes cuando Sc
inicie ell aio entrante Ell certamen
de los paises del co%ntinente.
Ell Secretario general de la con.
ferencia, doctor Luis Ponce En-
riquez, invite a I'm grupo de perio.
distas a visitar tales trabajos
que, de acuerdo con los contracts,
deberan estar concludes para Ia
iniciacion de la conferencia.
La vista comenz6 por ell Palacio
Legislative. va han sido construi-
das las dos salas, que corresponds
ran a la Camara y al Senado y Sc
ha comenzado la construction del
Congreso Pleno. Los unicos atra.
SOS que encontraron los v~isitantes
son los de las avenidas que van a
desembocar al Palacio Legislative.
Ell Palacio de Gobierno esta muy
%adelantado y ha comenzado va la
construction del tramo occidental
que servira de alojamiento al Pre-.
sidente de la Repdblica y su fami-
liza.
Otras obras como la Cancille.
ria tambien estan bien adelanta.
das.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-13
Aqua en- Gusokns
Ocusionu ProbIemu
en- vueIo de Avion

Ha comenzado la investigation
sobre ell origen de una Interrupt
cion en- los motoreS de dos avio-
mes civiles, en- cuyos tanques de ga
solina parece haber caido cierta
cantidad de aqua.
Los miembros del club aereo de
Miami informaron Ell lunes que di.
cha mezcla ocasion6 la paraliza-
cion del motor de un Cessna 40
que manejaba ell photo Angus w.
Graham, corredor de bienes de
Miami, quien motto que SUI motor
habia dejado de f%uncionar a una
altura de 1900 pies, cerca del
aeropuerto de Tamiami.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, Mr. Graham
pudo ~aterrizar urgentemente en-
la pista de Tamiami, evitando ash
un accidente de graves consecuen.
cias. Cuando ocurrio la paraliza.
cion de SUI motor llevaba tres pa,
sajeros consigo.
La entrada de aqua en- ell motor
de este avion quedo confirmada
cuando los funcionarios de la Te-
xaco Oil Company admitieron 81
hecho.
Otro photo civil, Forrest Rand,
anadio SUI testimonio al expresar
que SUI avion tambien Sufrio la mis-
ma paralizaci6n del motor ell do.
mingo cuando tuyo que ~aterrizar
en- una faja de terreno en- Coral
Reef, cerca de Cayo Largo.
Dos aviones mas tuvieron Ell mis-
mo percance despues de 10 sucedi.
do a Graham. Segqn Mr.. w. H.
Hood, vocero de la Texaco, Sc ha
enviado un investigator al aero
puerto de Kendall, para verificar
81 los tanques de gasolina ALI de.
positados, va tienen aqua y como
penetra en- los mismos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-13

FL cOnOcidO abOgadO de Mia.
mi, senior William M. Porter, in.
timamente relaciOnadO con la
cOlOnia hiSpanOamericana de es.
ia ciudad. ha enviadO a nuestrO
director la siguiente carta acIa..
ratOria sObre un conceptO verti.
do pOr los funciOnarios que so.
metierOn recientemente ell in.
fOrme sObre los prOblemas que
cOnfrOntan los ObrerOS migran.
ties que Sc establecen en- ell Con.
dadO Dade y OtrOS sectOres de
Florida.
La carta Originalmente escri.
ia EN- espanOl, lee como sigue:
DIR. Don H0racio Aguirre,
Vice.Presidente Director.
DIARIO LAS AMERICAS.
Miami, Springs, Fla.
D~istingaido doctor Aguirre:
Hace pocos dias, lei un articulo
p%ubllcado pOr ell Council on
Community Relations Console de
Relaciones de la Comunidad). en-
ell que erroneamente Sc hacia refe.
rencia a los puertorriquenos en-
esta Cludad, como 'tecnicamente
nacionales de los Estados Unidos".
Cualquier persona que leyere ell
reterldo a%rticulo, pudiera entender
que los nacidos en- Puerto Rico no
gozan de los mismos plenos dere-
chos que los natives de cualquier
otro lugar de los Estados Uuidos
de Norte America.
Por clio lie ruego y agradecere,
de I'd, publication en- su leido v
prestigioso DIARIO a la presente
carta, a fin de dejar hecha una
%aclaracion sobre csc particular,
que estimo de general interes.
Tecnicamente, "un nacional de
los Estados Unidos" es una perso.
ma flacida en- territorio sujeto a las
LeyeS de los Estados Unidos, que
no es ciudadano de los Estados
Unldos", pero desde la fecha de
de la Somoa Americana, localizada
en- ell Pacifico.
Antes de la Ley Organica Jones
de 9l7, los natives de Puerto Rico
eran "nacionales de los Estados
-tPasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-13

Sc estudian los posibles acuer-
dos para dotar de protection
policiaca, y de servicio de bonn
beros, a aquellas zonas que aun
no son municipios, y que no
cuentan por 10 tanto con estos
valiosos servicios.
La noticia fue suministrada
por funcionarios del .distrito me-
tropolitano (Metro) ell lunes.
/. Existen vastas zonas residen-
ciales en- areas que aun no cuen-
tan con la protection de sus
propios municipios, a los que
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-13
vieiimas de Academic

James A. Kirk, de SO amos,
y su esposa, de IS, vecinos
que eran de ST. w So Street,
en- Hialeah, perecieron VIC
timas de un Academic en- la
c%arretera U. S. l, al regre.
sar de Louiville, KY, de va
caciones.
Ell accidente Sc produjo
cuando, I'm enorme trailer
'cargado con Il toneladas de
productos fertilizantes, res.
balo en- una curva humede.
cida por la %lluvia, y Sc pro.
veto contra ell caro- en- que
viajaban los Kirk. Ell acct.
dente ocurrio en- Ell estado
de Georgia, cerca del pueblo
de Ringgold.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-13
FUE INAUGURADO -.
Continuation de la pag. %
ACUERDO CHILENO.
ECUATORIANO

QUITO, (SICO.) Ell gobierno
del Ecuador, por intermedio del
Ministerio de Relaciones Exterio.
res, y Ell gobierno de Chile, repre-
sentado por SUI Embajador en- Qui-
to, despues de varias conversations
mantenidas en- esta capital, han
acordado mediante un CAME de no.
tas, la reforma del articulo III del
acuerdo de pages %suscrito entire
las dos republicas ell 80 de diciem-
bre de 1857 y que actualmente es.
ia en- vigencia. Las modificaciones
acordadas fijan la forma como de-
ben desarrollarse los pages.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-13

es ell presidente del Club Puer-
torriqueno; y Harry Levy Ell del
Club de Miami Beach. Ell total
de socios en- las agrupaciones
paSa de las mil personas.
La Semana pasada, ell Club De.
mocrata Metropolitan de Mia
mi Beachp que tiene entire 500
mi Beach que tiene entire 500
que apoyara a Matthews.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-13
z Agrupadones Demouatas
Apoyan Candidatura Carey
Matthews Para legislature

La Organization Democratic
Puertoriquena de Miami y ell
Club Democratic de Miami Beach
anunciaron que apoyarian la
c%andidatura del abogado Carey
Matthews para representa- Da-
de en- la Camara de Diputados
de Florida.
German Negroni, jefe de re-
dacclon del Diario Las Americas,
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-13

juraran sus cargos en- ell Conda.
do mas de 1000 nuevos macs.
tros, que deberan presentarse en-
sus respectivas aulas ell Is de
agosto en- una reunion gigantes-
ca que lie brindara la Camara de
Concrete de Miami-Dade, en-
cooperation con 80 firmas co.
merciales e industriales del con.
dado, a las II de la manana de
csc dia en ell Bayfront Audito.
rum.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-13
PELIGRO
(Viene de la Pagina DOS)


que sea tarde. 81 ell comunismo
echa raices en- Venezuela, podria
repetirse las frases de Bolivar,
"se habra arado en- ell mar" y la
revolution que lanzo del poder al
General Perez Jimenez, Sc con-
vertira en- un esfuerzo inutil.
Porque los comunistas, en- SUI
afan de alcanzar la domination
de TODD ell orbe, aprovecharan
los errores politicos de los vene-
zolanos, para sembrar ell desor-
den y minar la Solidaridad he
misferica sin e%scrupulos de min.
guna clase siguiendo las cana.
Nescas directrices de Moscu.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-13

MIAMI.-El ex senador Clau-
de Pepper, actual cadidato a un
escano en- la alta camara de los
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-30

aeeliv additional funds WITH Whit
IN operate 4md grow
Bonds INC considered the a.,tt i
securities because they are aeeufee
bS tlc assets u The yorpo atl0l
issuing them In i way, a bond Is
about the same ac II you loaned
money to i person TO buy home
that was worth more than the
amount YOU loaned Oh IL The Dor
rover legally agrees that il for any
reason he fails to pay interest and
the oan You have a legal
right to sen Ms property and SET
your money and interest out OF the
proceeds from the sale u the prop.
eity AS for myself rarely buy
9lnds bacaMse While they are safe
io hlgh decree their Likelihood Of
enhancing N value * limited
Preferred stocks Are secured BY
tho net assets Of company after
lts other indebtedness has taken
care 81 and as a rule, they state
Oh their face What amount OF in
terest VIII be PAID on them if
enough IS earned by the company
to pay interest As the chance OF
them enhancing in value is limited
rarely buy them
Common stocks make up 4 large
part Of securities listed On the New
YORK Stock Exchange and these
are the securities that are most
actively bought ana sold Common
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-30
li5 ! ou!i,s Win
| orestr.Y Campships

4 nHmber " boys from iris area
ara among the ll5 who nave been
awarded scholarships lo the lol-
nay IaAa forestry framing camp
june ~ ~ 11
" haei.a curt. N Iir-M u AI-
coma "a. ~ Herbert Mitchell
and 4 j oele u hcw Canton.
Indy Coz Of Worshan Charles
Watts aad Robert wilmouth o.
Kcysville Carol Jennings. Of Red
House David Elder q Brookneal.
MISS Beverley Ann KeisAr viii
return from Madison College
Friday @ spend some time with
hef parents Mr ana Mrs.. Murl
Kelser
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-30
H,sbure Items
3OMsionding Young People Complete
Work AL Appomait0s High Schoo!

WILLIAMSBURG and Obtain \ position
ta secretary
hlheEIr Marip ~ WIN ldent u the
i.tt chapter VI tltur Farmers u
Aiaellt4 Wla pfelaent a TN 4
0phoal0ir eia. ani pi.tyed bali
to.l Sears
Last yral Ne wa6 delegate Il
isags etate, aAa TO the National
FRA convention ia Kansas City
lie won tho state prize in
forestry projects. and was named
chapter star farmer
He has just received the De
Kalb agriculture accomplishment
award given N 4 senior IN each
hiah school III recognition Of out
standing, scholarship ana super
tiArd practice agriculture pursuits
VII mas accepted him and he
Nlil specialize n agriculture
AIi add MIS- r u f'ore. Jl.
announce TIE birth of daughter.
Jaaqnclnr on May 10 III South
side Community Hospital THIS ~
Their second child
Master r Il Fore III. Is spend
ing some time with his grand
parents MI and Mrs K f. Fore
Mr. and Mrs Edwin McChntie.
Of Lynchburg. and Mrs Ernest
Roge~s, Of Appomattox, We're din
ner guests Of MI and Ms r f.
Fore Sunday
Mrs JIM Carson came home
Sunday after spending 4 week With
Hef Son ana danghterin-l Mf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-30

man learns ana the more he al.
Nances IN science the easier Ii
Is for hlm u continue To advance.
Because | % know THAT ths rs 81
! feel convinced that rather than
feeling that tins country ii ours
has passed its peak We Should be
convinced that il has wonderful
and progressive future awaiting it.
But te~ people can dimly conceive
what NE atomic age may bring
forth IN the way Of peaceful deNel-
foplnent III The world
Because do feel as l DO. along
with many other we'll informed
men, | am very optimistic relative
70 the growth and expansion OF our
large wen managed corporations
whose securities aHs traded Oh the
New YORK STOCK Exchaage These
corporations are the oAas Who tase
the lead III dsrelepiaa aeW ean-
titic ideas ana bringing into beiAg
the improvements that our country
las blessed With each year These
.ccrp9i a,.9ns speAd billion u ai~
lars N research Conducted by oag
best scientists ard inventors THIS.
corporations make money ete h
Year through keeping til ssep 3.th
the times AID through g9sd nan-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12
~ 4
M ;l,s~s,

The Ruth class OF the Farmville
Baptist Church will hold its Christ
mas party in the Robert Smith
home Friday evening.
Mrs. l.. H. Selby has returned To
StauntOn after visit with her son
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
c. H. Eppard
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ferguson and
children. Of Lynchburg, were Sun.
day guests Of his brother and
family, Mr. and Mrs c. 0. Fergu-
son.
Mrs. H. E. Lacy spent the week
end in Richmond with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gerald Smith, and family
Mrs. H. c. kayton was recent
guest Of her sister. Mrs II. w
Myers and Mr. Myers in Forks
of-Buffalo.
harry Eberhart. OF Allentown
Pa-. ana Walter MCGOWAN. Of Rich.
mond. are spending some time here
while in training with tho Sitter
system
Donald Kennedy. Of Richmond
regional supervisor OF the Slater
Svstan, u,,s IL ~ u,n T,osda,
evon;no i auara H. c,a,ar 20
piiies az w aeiileuc Daiquel-
NJ Ronald uarn,on !, uaa,n
tn uiu sna,d IT, .aap III u.,.r
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12
Garden Club Council Lists Prizes
For Christmas Decoration Contest

Prizes for the Christmas Door
ways and Windows contest were an
nounced today by the Farmville
Council of Garden Clubs, which Is
sponsoring the event
The contest which includes two
classes OF competition. decorated
doorWays and decorated windows,
features cash prizes totaling SCI
plus number Of electrical prizes
from the Virginia Electric and
Power Company.
First prize for the doorway con
test is S. and an outdoor barbecue
light. second prize Is So and a re
flecctor light and the third and
fourth place winners Will receive
$50 each and d reflector light
IN the window category. two
prizes viii DC awarded The first
prize for window decorations is S.
and an outdoor barbecue light The
second prize Il So and a reflector
light
Exhibitors may enter from Farm
Vile and within one mile N tho cor
poratc limits. from Hampdan-s yd
ncy- and All along the Hampden-
Sydney road between the TWO com
munities
Entries must be REGISTERED ~
naon on Safnrda, Dar IN raT4.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12

Delta Kappa Gamma's
Tau Chapter Enjoys
Unique Holiday Fete

Seventeen members Of Tau Chap
ter Of the Delta Kappa Gamma So
ciety had the delightful experience
OF Christmas Around the World
buffet supper at 1.-The Cottage" an
cestral home OF Mrs. Patty Jackson,
December 4.
Foods from 81 countries were
served in the Yule-decorated living
room where a cheerful fire lent at
mosphere to the happy occasion.
The members OF the program
committee. Mrs. Patty Jackson,
Mrs. Geraldine Hagberg. Mrs
Marie Lucy and Miss Lucy Fitz-
gerald took turns in giving the his
tory OF the various foods and ex-
planning the different ways in which
Christmas is celebrated in other
lands
Foreign dolls, flags and art OBJ
jects. displayed in the hall. made
the talks come alive. Those present
felt they had travelled a long way
and gained considerable knowledge
by the time the dinner ended
The beautifully wrapped Christ
mas gifts, which each member had
placed under the tree, we're dcsig-
mated for the convalesccnt home i'll
Blackstone.
A short business meeting after
wards was followed by the singing
Of several Christmas carols. after
which the meeting adjourned.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12

Susan and Allen Mcclellan and
Jackie Peery were in Richmond
Wednesday to see Santa Claus.
They were accompanied by their
mothers. Mrs. j. A. Mcclellan and
Mrs. j. w Peery
Caroline and Elizabeth Taylor and
Margaret Baldwin were in Rich
mond this week to see Santa Claus.
They were accompanied by their
mothers. Mrs. Robert Taylor and
Mrs. Kyle Baldwin
Mrs. Suzie Boyce. Mrs. Katheryn
Cox and daughter, Carolyn Sue, and
Mrs Thomas Bradshaw visited Mrs
Bradshaw's BROTHER, Herman
Thompson, at Mcclure Hospital in
Richmond Wednesday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12
Chancel Choir TO
Present Christmas
Cantata Sunday

The Chancel Choir Of the Farm
vile Methodist Church will present a
Christmas Cantata, THE Story Of
the First Christmas by Louise
Grant, Sunday, December IA, at
8 pm. in the church sanctuary.
A feature of the performance VIII
be the use of colored slides, depict
ing the story, as the Rev Dr. II. f
Hudgins narrates the Biblical pas
saees between the musical mum
bers
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12

Mrs s. c Patterson 5 arrange
ment OF a Christmas Composition
for Az Occasional Table Won
first place n the exhibit compeh-
Ton during Tie Nora Lancaster
Gardea ClaA nleauna Tuesday al
tefnoon
MIS-. joseph Il. James was hos
tess 10 tic group.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12
Club Calendar

Weyanoke Garden Ciub-Friday
Dec. II. $3.50 pm. with Mrs. E.
j. Andrews. Mrs. Robert Taylor
will discuss Christmas ideas. Elk.
hibit: Christmas arrangement for
mantel using candles.
McCraw Sunday School Glass Of
the Farmville Methodist Church
Sunday Dec. Ia, pm. in the fell
loWship room. Christmas program
for members and their families.
WMU Farmviile Baptist Church
Monday. December Is. 8 pm.
Eva Sanders with Mrs. j. A.
Dowdy, Frances Hudgins with Mrs.
G. W. Alternately: Ruth Kersey at
Church. Hazel Moon. pm. at the
church Frances Bagby. Tuesday,
December Is. 10 am. with Mrs
S. c. Patteson: Cornelia LEVEL,
Monday. December %. pm with
Mrs. A. L. Guthrie.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12

Following Mrs. Patteson in the
exhibit contest were Mrs. Bruce
Spencer. second. Mrs. Merrill Y.
Dugger. third and Mrs. James. the
hostess. honorable mention
Club members disgress from a
green thumb program. usual for
the afternoon meeting. to enjoy a
period of bridge
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12
Helndon : Christian
Rctrothal Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Christian. Of
AnderSonville. announce the en-
sagemcnt OF their daughter, Betty
Anne 10 Aubrey Martin Herndon,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hern-
don, Of WcalthIa
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12

vile 1863
Displays must be completed by
Monday, Dec. % at pm and ex
hibitors Will be requested to keep
decorations lig h ted and intact
throughout the Christmas season.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12

Jack Freeman, of Richmond
VISITED friends on the Hill Tuesday
Mrs. Thomas Billings and two
children. Of Buena Vista, visited
Mr.. and Mrs D r. Billings and
Mr. and Mrs J T Clark last week
end
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12

Nj and Mrs Alb Elliott, of Roa-
noke. were week end guests of her
sister Mrs O. Wayne Harper,
and family.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12

Mrs. JAMIE Kayton and son, Don
ME. were guests Of her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Chlldress. in Richmond sew
eral days this week
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-23
CenteF

CENTER - Mr.. and Mrs. Mart
Rossiter called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Minus Goodwill, Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvjn Bates were
shopping in Caldwell, Friday.
Mrs. Amelia Cox, Eula Archer
and Anna Cox were visiting with
Mary Bates, recently.
Mr.. Paul Kirkbride and chill.
dren, of Mansfield, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
bert Goodwill and family, OF
Cumberland. They also called al
the Goodwill home on Sunday
evening.
Minus Goodwill and daughter
Mrs. Evelyn Shafer, made trip
to Charlottesville, Saturday.
Mrs. Nancy Rossiter spent Sun
day with her daughter, Mrs. Athel
Moore, of Perryopolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Everly anc
son, David, were at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Archer one
evening last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Brown were
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. AtheI
Moore, Sunday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-23
rHE AMERICAN WAY

Continued from Page 2-B)
stimulation, that incentive to
struggle for reward, which has
spanked the American system
to its great success. The adop-
ton of any or all of the idealis-
tic, but impractical, proposals
OF the demogogues, would not
elevate the so-called "submerg-
ed section" of our population
such adoption could not result
eventually in dragging all of
our citizenry down to level
far below that now occupied
by the Submerged"
When you hear the dema-
gogue from the platform, over
radio or television, or read
him in the public prints, with
his tempting promises, just re-
member there never has been,
is not now and never will be
time when you can get Some
thing-For-Nothing Then on
Election Day, pull the lever
or mark your ballot against
him-that will let him know
that you consider him min
compoop, or a fakir, or just a
plain, everyday liar-that you
prefer to pick up the tab and
sprun his promised FREE
LUNCH.