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The Republican., 1958-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Selders and
two children, of Akron. o.; Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Moon, of Rosedale, Mrs.
Fern Reed and daughter, Oakland;
Mrs. Mary Oates and daughter
Linda, of State Line; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Canan and sons, Mrs. Lee
Hauser and children, Sunnyside;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Warwick and
children, of Baltimore, and Mrs.
Savilla Sanders.
Charles Soelter was an overnight
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Smouse on Tuesday. The Smouses
accompanied him home on We'd
nesday for visit
Miss Laura Arnold, of Balti-
more spent the past week visiting
her home folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Arnold.
(DeIayed)
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Stahl and
family have returned to their home
in Baltimore after spending two
weeks vacation with his mother
Mrs. Effie Stahl, and other mem
bers of their family. Mrs. Stahl
accompanied them as far as Elders
burg, Md, where she was guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Wilma Ar
tis. On Tuesday, Mrs. Stahl and
her daughter Wilma, were guests
of Mrs. Josephine Ladd in Shep-
herdstoWn, w. Va, and on We'd
ncsday they all met Mrs ROsalie
Savage in Winchester, Va, and
mOtored on to spend day in War
renton, Va, as guests of Mrs.
Stahrs other daughter Mrs. Max
inc Woodward.
Saturday afternoon and evening
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Canaan were Richard Dumire, Dale
and Grace Hebb, of Adrian, Mich,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hauser and
children.
Billy Hartman returned to his
home in Corrigansville, after spend
ing the past few weeks as guest
of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Friend
Mrs. Cora Soelter received word
of the death of a sister, Mrs. Anna
Gncgy. who had resided in Royal
Oak, Mich.
The Junior class of children of
Underwood, met for a wiener roast
on Wednesday evening at the
grove of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Friend.
Those attending we're Patty Peter
son, Patty and Linda Kahlbaugh,
Patty and Linda Friend, Shirley
and Barbara Runner, Shirley Mat
theWs, Effie, Judy and Terry
Sliger, Grant Rodeheaver, Milton.
Larry and Bessie Canaan, and the
teacher Mrs. Arzela Foster and
daughter Ruby.
Robert Sliger was taken ill at
the Hardesty reunion on Sunday
and was rushed to the Garrett
County Memorial hospital, where
he remained under observation un-
til Tuesday evening when he re-
turned to his home.
A wiener roast was held on Fri
day evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harley Stahl Those at
The Republican., 1958-08-21

tending were Mr. and Mrs Charles
Evans and son and Mr. and Mrs
Clyde Evans and family of Clcve-
land, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Evans
and sons, Of Erie. Pa; Miss Janice
Ketterman, Of Silver Spring; and
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Stahl and
family. Guests during the week in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Richard Evans
and son, of Parsons, W. Va; Mr.
and Mrs. James Myers, of Cleve-
land O.; Mrs. Arthur Savage, of
Loeb Lynn; Mrs Effie Stahl, Sun
nySide.
Sunday dinner and supper guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Soelter
were Mrs. Bernice Weese and son
and two daughters, and Mrs. Della
HerShberger near Kitzmillcr, and
George Teets.
Bobby Ludwig has returned to
his home in Baltimore, after spend
ing the summer months with his
grandmother, Mrs. James Ludwig.
Visiting Mrs. Ludwig, on Tuesday
evening, were her daughter. Mrs.
Mary Oates and daughter Linda,
and Mr.. and Mrs Harry Canaan.
Eugene Ludwig was overnight
guest of Glenna, Milton and Larry
Canan, on Sunday.
Mrs Effic Stahl spent Friday
evening in Terra Alta, w. Va, as
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Asa Will
helm.
Mrs Bessie Canaan and sons were
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Lee
and family, in Eglon, w. Va, Sun
day afternoon.
The Republican., 1958-08-21
SUNNYSIDE
UNDERWOOD

Rev. and Mrs. Donald Matthews
and James Matthews accompanied
Thomas Nair and Mrs. Dorsey
Runner to Shreveport, La, last
week where they we're called due
to the death of Mr.. Nair's son.
Elmer Nair Miss Emma Nair who
had been spending the summer in
Shreveport with her brother. r"-
turned home with her father on
Saturday morning.
The Underwood Ladies Aid will
meet with members of their fami-
lies and friends of the community
for fellowship supper at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Harry Canaan,
Wednesday evening, August 27, at
8 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Burton. of
Baltimore, were overnight guests
e Mrs. Effie Stahl on Monday. The
Burtons accompanied by Mrs.
Stahl were afternoon guests of
Mrs. Savilla Sanders and in the
evening they we're calling on Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Moon at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Bachtel.
MIR. and Mrs. Burton left early
The Republican., 1958-08-21

Tuesday morning for their home
in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George White and
son Ronald and Jack Friend were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
and Mrs Harry Canaan.
Rev. and Mrs. Don Matthews
we're guests on Sunday afternoon
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Upole, in
Morgantown, w. Va Misses Patri-
cia Peterson and Linda Kalbaugh
who had been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Upole for the past week, ac-
companied the Matthews home on
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Effie Stahl was dinner
guest of her daughter and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Savage on
Sunday at Mt. Lake Park. In the
afternoon, Mrs Stahl visited Mrs.
Mae Arts and Mrs. Eva Johnson
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Soclter recently were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Selders, of Keyser. w. Va;
The Republican., 1958-08-21
FRIENDSVILLE

On August 25th, Rev. George
Jeffrey will hold a weeks revival
meeting at Asher Glade Church
of the Brethren. On the 31st there
will be a homecoming and dedi-
cation service. A basket lunch
will be served at noon in the
church basement
Sunday evening guests of Mr.
and Mrs Hiram Frazee were Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Frazce and sons
and Mr. and Mrs Foster Sisler
and family.
The Republican., 1958-08-21
GORTNER

Mr. and Mrs Frank Shaffer, Red
House, and Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert
Shaffer, Clarksburg, spent Sunday
afternoon at Sam Slabach's.
Milton Yoder, of Virginia, came
to visit L. M. Beachy in the hos
pital Mr.. Beachy is recovering
nicely
Carl Brenneman, who was a
hospital patient, returned to his
home at Lynndale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne Beckman
returned to Lynndale from vaca-
ton trip to Maine and Canada.
The Republican., 1958-08-21

Daniel Miller and family and
her sister Ruth, of Springs, spent
Sunday evening with Mrs. Fannie
StutZman.
Mrs. Amanda Hoff visited her
niece, Mrs. Fazzalari in Oakland.
Claude SWartzentruber and fami-
The Republican., 1958-08-21

ly, Mr.. and Mrs. John Yoder and
daughters, Ruth and Nancy and
son Samuel, and Owen Swartzen-
truber had dinner with the Calvin
Nissleys on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schloss-
nagle met their daughters Jean and
The Republican., 1958-08-21

State employees asked for in
creases in salaries totaling over SIS
million. The Salary board threw
cold water on the proposition.
The Republican., 1958-08-21
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The Republican., 1958-08-21

children, of Cleveland, at the Din
ner Bell on route 40, on Monday
for a two weeks visit.
The Republican., 1958-08-21

The sixth U. S. atom submarine
took its place in the U. S. fleet.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26
GRAVE


Continuation de Ia PSgina 81
terminan con algunos contusos.
Anoche llegaron, por termi-
males ferroviarias distintas,
despues de giras por diversas
zonas, los candidates Jorge AleS-
sandri, apoyado por liberales y
Conservatives, y Salvador Allen
de, llevando por los partidos de
izquierda, incluyendo los comu-
niStas. Ell arribo de ambos can
didatos Sc produjo cast simulta-
neamente, despues de las 81 ho-
ras. Sus respectivos p~artidarios
organizaron sendas manifesto
clones de simpatia que Sc pro-
longaron, en- desfiles que llega-
ron hasta ell centric mismo de
Santiago.
Posteriormente, grupos asia
dos de alessandristas y allendis-
tas tuvieron un encuentro a pu-
nos, palos y piedras, en- la esqui-
ma Tornado por la Gale Estao y
la alameda Bernardo O'HigginS.
Los contusos menudearon por
ambos lados, siendo necesario
la atencion de Is de ellos en- la
asistencia publica. I'm teniente
de carabineros fue derribado de
una pedrada en- Ell dido que lie
hizo perder ell conocimiento por
breves minutes. No fueron iden-
tificados los autores, nj SUI color
politicO.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26

sion Administrators q las esta-
clones de radio, nacieron "del
afan de completar estas dispo-
siciones legales y de asegurar la
compression de parte del per-
sonal de las emisoras, sobre los
fines de bien publico que per-
sigue Ia radiodifusion''.
Sobre Bonardo, Seoane dijo
que la direction general lie So
licit6 Sc ajustara a las normas
~reglamentarias que rigen des-
de sd origen en- la radiodifu-
sion. Son reglas de caracter in
terno que exigen a TODD actuan-
to ante ell microfono y a los
anunciadores que comuniquen
con una antelacion razonable
ell tema del programa y los
nombre de quienes han de par
ticipar en- el".
Agrego que mo Sc lie exigi6
la presentation previa del texto
de las entrevistas que habitual-
mente realiza en- SUI audicion,
sino simplemente ell tema que
abordaria y ell nombre de los
entrevistados.
Agrego que minutes antes
de la audici6n, en- la que Bonar-
do Sc dirigi6 al p~residente de
Ia nacion, T" ell citado locutor
anunclo a un funcionario de la
emisora, que hablaria Ell sola-
mente, pues, no habia tenido
tempo de obtener la participa-
cion de Utra persona y que rela-
TARA impresiones de una entire.
vista con la sonora del revolu-
cionario cubano, Fidel Castro.
EN- tai sentido -prosiguio
Seoane - inlci6 SUI programa
sorprendlendo ash la buena fe y
confianza que habitualmente Sc
dispense a los PROFESSIONALS del
microfono y creaudo al funcio-
marc colega, una situacion diff
ell y SUI consecuente response
bili6ad".
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26

Continuation de la pag. 81

Sc procedera inmediatamente q
lamar q licitacion publica, para
adjudicar a concesionarios par
ticulares las emisoraS que aun
Sc hallaA administrators por ell
gobierno, cor 10 cual Sc habra
cousumado ell proceso de rein
tegro de la radiodifusion a la
iniciativa privada".
HUBO UN INCIDENTE
BUENOS AIRES, agosto IS
(UPD- Mario Seoane, MEM
bro de la Comision Administra-
dora de Radios y Television, d.
jc anoche que ia Comisi6n Sc
rige en- Ell desempeno de SUI mi
sion "conforme al decretoley
1880 que continua en- vigor".
Coutesto asi a la acusacion
que, ell dia anterior, hizo Au-
gusto Bonardo, periodista de
television, segun ell cual la Co.
mission habia prohibido, Sc ira.
taran por radio o television
asuntos %politicos, sociales o eco
nomicos sin sU authorization
soon ell fin de regresar a la 81
tuacion existente durante la
dictadura peronista",
FL decreto ley 1880 Sc apro-
DO durante Ell gobierno del Pre-.
sidente Pedro E. Aramburu y
Sc rfomulg6 Ell dia rs de no.
viembre de 1857.
Bonardo hablo sin informar
previamente a la Comision 10
que sc proponia decir. Pidi6 al
Presidente, Arturo Frondizi,
que lestableciera la libertad de
palabra.
Cen Nueva York Sc inform6
que mieotras Bonardo hablaba,
en- la cabina de control, los in
genieros discutian con un re-
pl. Sentante de la Comisi6n, que
habia pedido Sc suspendiera la
traDsmision)
Seoane contesto a Bonardo en-
ell Canal 7 de televisi6n.
LA comision Sc rige - dijo
- conforme a un cuerpo legal,
contenido en- ell decreto-ley MI
nero 1880, que continua en-
vigor"
T~ranscribi6 a continuation
los articulos esenciales del de-
creto.
Uno de ellos dice que mo
podran efectuarse transmisiones
que cOmprometan las buenas re-
laciones intermediates, pro-
voquen desordenes o pertur-
ben ell orden publico 49,"
Otro establece que "las trans
mislones de caracter publicita-
rio politico, gremial o religio.
so no predominaran en- las
transmisiones".
Seoane dijo tambien que las
circulares cursadas por la conf
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26

Continuation de ia pag. 81

Continuation de ia pag. 81
normalizados, con exception
de una sola Inca, la que Sc
espera reanude sus operacio-
mes hoy.
Jose Valdovinos, preSidente
de la ALBANIA de Camioneros
de Mexico, manifesto que no
Sc han calculado definitiva-
mente las perdidas, sufridas
por los propietarios de los au-
tobuses secuestrados por los
estudiantes y que celebraran
asamblea especial para deter
minar la forma de absorber
dichos danos.
Ell General Antonio Nava
Castillo, director de transito,
estuvo recorriendo la ciudad,
durante TODD ell dia, en- plan
de observation. Visit6 la Gu
dad Universitaria, la Escuela
Normal para Maestros, la Fa-
cultad de Ciencias Quimicas
y otros p~lanteles, donde to-
davia hay camiones secuestra-
dos, para establecer la estra-
tegia que Sc habra de seguir
a fin de recuperarlos.
Hasta anoche, los agentes
de transito habian recogido
uons ochenta autobuses, espe-
cialmente los abandonaros por
los estudiantes en- las GALES.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26

dos de La Habana, en- que no
obstante haberse presentado
una c~andidatura gubernamen-
tai, la misma fue derrotada por
ell vote de los Colegiados, sin
que nadie Sc atreviera a contra
riar esa decision de tods la cla-
Sc. Agreg6 que su aspiration
representaba la tercera fuerza
y que Sc podia ser insurreccio-
nal sin ser enemigo de las ur-
mas como tambien electoralista
sin ser enemigo de la ~insurrec-
cion, pero que ell abstencionis-
ia en- 10 insurreccional y poll
tico, es un agente encubierto
al servicio del regimen para
sembrar la duda, ell desconcier-
to y ell derrotismo.
Por otra parte, ell candidate
gubernamental a la primera ma
gistratura, DR.. Andres Rivero
Agiiero, formula unas declara-
clones expresando que habian
terminado los acoplamientos de
las postulaciones de candidates
a Alcaldes de los cuatro parti-
dos que integran la Coalici6n
Official y que solamente en- al
gunos municipios no Sc habia
logrado acuerdo por 10 cual iran
algunos aspirantes por separado
pero que en- esos casos no Sc
afectaba la Coalicion y que el
no ofreceria apoyo en- parti-
cular a ninguno de esos aspi-
rantes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26
UZoN.
viene de Ia PAs. a.

- Viene de Ia P&g. A.
actltud en- que el regrese, 81
regresa 81 no vuelve, tendra
listed que empezar a acostum-
brarse a darlo por perdido.
PARA PANCHO
Sc case listed con una mu.
chacha "algO campeSina" Y
tiene dos hijOs, a mas del que
ella tenia de su anterior ma.
trimOniO. Ella lie adOra y US.
ted la quiere con toda su al.
ma. Ell problema cOnsiste en-
que Su familia de listed no
Sc lleva bien con ella, pOr.
que la cOnSidera inferior v
en- que listed tampocO congo.
mia con la famiIia de ella,
pOrque tienen poca instruc.
ciOn. Tsnta preston ha hecho
81 familia sobre listed que US
ted "ha cruzado ell mar" (su.
pongO que quiere decir que
ha venido solo a los EstadOs
Unidos dejando a ella Y a sus
hijos en- SUI tierra). jQuiere
que lie Olga 10 que pienso?
Pienso que listed, a pesar de
sus estudios, da pruebas de
ser mucho "mas campesino"
que ella, puestO que oyendO
la VOC, ausente de raz0n de
SUI familia sc decide a aban.
dOnar a esa mujer que tanto
lie quiere y a esOs hijOs que
listed trajO al mundo. Prueba
de que tengO raZ6n es que ha
VueltO listed los Ojos a Dios
y va a la igIesia, pidiendo al
Cielo que les ayude a ambos.
Estoy s~gura de que seguira Ell
Gamma que lie esta trazando
su conciencia, que coincide
con ell canine de su deber v
que no es mas que uno: re.
gresar Embellishments a su
hogan Y desoir en- 10 successive
esas mezquinas acusaciones
contra la mujer que lie ha ne
cho y lie seguira hacienda fe.
liz.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26
NO Sc DESCARTA
Viene de La Primera)

de I'm disco con una especie de
cola y que hacia I'm ruido ex-
trano. Sc agreg6 que Ell objeto
volador Sc perdio en- ell horizon.
te rumbo al norte.
A ENTIRE ARTISTAS
La bailarina cubana, Hilda
con SUI esposo ell argentine Jose
de la Rosas Bonano integraba
la pareja acrobatica Doris and
Robert, denuncio ante la policia
secreta que Rosas trataba de ma
tarla y que la esta despojando
de todas sus pertenencias. Afr
mo que definitivamente habia
quedado disuelta la pareja Doris
and Robert, pues no Sc presenta-
"a en- ell escenario mas con su
esposo y companero de bales,
ante ell tenor de que ell mismo lie
de muerte en- forma que parezca
accidental, como hubo de inten-
tar hace varios dias, cuando al
actuar en- un programa de tele-
vision la dejo caer, resultando
ella lesionada. Afirmo igualmen-
tie que Rosas Sc ha dado a la be-
bida y la maltrata, pretendien-
do tambien quitarle al hijo de
6 amos, producto del matrimo-
MO que efectuaron en- Panama
en- 1943. Ante la policia secreta
lie imputo ell apoderarse de la
parte que lie corresponds a ella
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26
DLA2I0 LAS AMERICAS PSu. 9

Mario Bajeux, de Puerto Prin
cipe, Haiti: beca, Coronel Ro
bert R. Mccormick, para estu
diar en- la Northwestern UniveI
sity (Universidad del Noroeste)
George D. Meek, de Baltimo
re y graduado de la Universe,
dad de Syracuse: beca, New
York Times, para estudiar en-
la Universidad de Chile.
~.
Patricia Coover, de Nebras.
ka beca, Ell TEMPO, para es-
tudiar en- la Universidad de b.
gotta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26

sificado por Ell Observatorio de
Miami.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26

en- 10 que lie pagan por sus &C.
tuaciones, asi como de haber
vendido sin SUI consentimlento,
bienes gananciales, entire ellos
I'm automovil que adquiricron
conjuntamente hace POGO. La
denuncia fue pasada al Juzgado
de instruction de la Primera
Seccion de La Habana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26
IMPORTATION DE
TRAGANIQUELES

La Direction General de
Aduanas reitero a todos loa adj
ministradores de la republica
que deben cumplir estrictamen-
tie ell decreto de 2 de agosto ac-
tual que prohibe la Importation
de aparatos mecanicos de juego
de azar con motor o mecanismo
que opere por medic de none
das o fichas y que Sc deben re-
exportar los que Sc encuentran
en- las aduanas sin haber sido
declarados a consume.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26
NO HAY PELIGRO DE
CICLON

Ell Observatorio Nacional emf
tic un communicate asegurando
que la perturbation ciclonica
surgida ell domingo en- aguas de
Las Bahamas, no representa- Pc
ligro alguno para Cuba. Ese cen
tro estima que Sc trata del ter
Ger meteoro de la temporada y
no el cuarto como ha sido ella.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26
LLEcoA...
Viene de la Pag. -

tensa lluvia que cay6 durante la
manana.
Ell comandante de la nave, Co.
modoro William Anderson, que
dirigio al Nautilus en- su travesia
bajo ell Polo Norte, desde Ell Pa.
cifico al Atlantico, establecio
nueva marca para la travesia de
este ultimo oceano por I'm SUBJ
marino, desde Europa a Estados
Unidos. Ell Nautilus hizo ell viaje
en- seis dias once horas y S. mi
nutos, superando ell tempo es-
tablecido por SUI gemelo, Ell Ska
to
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26
o :.
(COntinuaci6n de Ia pag. b

ma, que sc hallaba en- estado de
suma gravedad y fue r~eciente-
mente llamada al pals para ex
plicar ell case d la cancilleria."
Messina confirm6 %igualmente
la parte de la information de la
UPI referente a las rencillas
entire Marchena y Minerva Ber-
nardino.
"Existe desde hace tempo -
dijo- una pugna por celos y dis
gustos personales entire amboS,
y Marchena ha solicitado ell re.
tiro de la senorita Bernardino,
como miembro de la mission per
marente de la Republica Domi-
nicana ante las Naciones Uni
das"
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26
S PERIODISTAS
Continuation de IA nag. b

Prersa (donada por John S
Knight, presidente de diarios
Knight, para estudiar en- la
Universidad de Columbia. :
Sylvia Pakalm, de Tijuana,
Mexico beca, Chicago Sun-Ti-
mes, para eStudiar en- la Univer-
Sidad de Columbia.
Alvaro Sanchez, de la Prensa
Grafica, San Salvador: beca,
Readers Digest, para estudiar
en- la Universidad de Missouri.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26
OMNIBUS VOLCADO

En- la manana de aver Sc vol
CO en- la carretera central en- ell
municipio de Guanajay un
omnibus de pasajeros de la ru-
ia que hace Wales entire La Ha-
bana y Pinar del Rio, resultan.
do lesionados los pasajeros
Ibrahim Fujichery Suarez y
Lazara Vale, de 81 amos veci-
nos respectivamente de Antilla
Oriente y de Artemisa Pinar
del Rio. Ell chofer Francisco
Martin Morales de 80 amos, re-
suite ileso al igual que los res
tantes pasajeros.
CUESTIONES POLTTICAS
Ell candidate presidential DR..
Carlos Marquez Sterling formu-
10 unas declaraciones apelando
a todos los electores para que
vayan a votar ell dia 8 de No
viembre, senalando como fecha
de las elecciones generates.
Aseguro que con ell sufragio Sc
pondra fin a la guerra civil que
abate la familia Guiana, va que
no es soluci6n del gobierno que
represente ell continuismo nj
tampoco 10 es la terquedad in
surreccional. Dijo %igualmente
que para los que temen que ell
vote sea respectable, ponia ell
ejemplo del Colegio de Aboga-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
Next Week:

New Future. The man behind the
Explorers" Wernher Won Braun,
reports on How Satellites Will
Change Your Life"
New Symbol. The US. has the
eagle and Stars and Stripes - and
now Congress is set to name our
National Flower.
New Tragedy. Read what an ex-
pert says about the price of going
steady too young: New Ameri-
can Tragedy: Schoolgirl Mothers.
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June 1, 1858
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You can teII-H you know this secret
Ny friend Bishop Robert Nelson Spencer 80
for many years cripple He is today very old 80
with poor heart He and are almost half 80
century apart in age, and yet envy him because z
he has the Gift of God
have envied him since sat in his home Biubq
and watched him counsel wealthy widower who
sick with grief poor woman's hospital bill he could
and aside work he anxious do in order
children who wanted tell him about problems school,
Different they the wdower the poor woman the child
had the fact that they each drawn quat
Bishop and away richer for having close it.
who to him perpexed and away strong
his abiding belief that there withn se Of
although may shine brighter than in Others
II wish could believe deeply in God se
The old smiled Its easy you know the signs Let tell
Someone asked camel driver in the desert how he cou
God he replied by saying Why believe
tent night? believe because his footprints
way you span
goodness and the faces the lives of those
- A-G->.J$StSss~Nsa.E.a- -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

TINS WEEK MossIi"efJUns I. IS5s
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-05-22

COLUMBUS, OHIO is the largest of
the cities in the United States named
after Americas discoverer.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-05-22
Pirates Finish Sixth
In District AtBGSU

Bluffton high schools sprinters fin
ished sixth in the district track meet
at Bowling Green State university
last Saturday, fading away after sew
eral outstanding clockings in Fridays
qualifierS.
The Pirates grabbed 141s points.
placing them behind Delta, Blue
Creek, Paulding, Columbus Grove
and Liberty Center. Liberty Center
was last years district champion
with the Pirates a close second.
The flashy Bluffton $50 relay squad
earned berth in the state finals as
they finished second to Blue Creek,
who won the event in l :36:1, slightly
slower than the all-time school rec
ord the Pirates had set earlier in the
week in dual meet.
Bob Logan finished fourth in the
100 yard dash, with Ramon Lewis a
stride away in fifth place. Logan had
finished first in the qualifiers for the
100 and Lewis had led the 220 men
to the pole on Friday afternoon.
Logan had been clocked in 1912 for
the 100 on Friday but 1916 was good
enough to win in the finals. Lewis