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abandonar la Sierra Maestro e in
corporarse al proceso electoral ac-
tual, como unica formula de solu-
ci6n nacional, sin imponer condi-
clones 0 de la contrario quedarse
en- La Sierra sin %perturbar los CO.
micios.
Dijo tambien, que estimaba que
ell doctor Grau San Martin debe
retirar SUI aspiration presidential
y apoyarle a el, que tiene ventajas
sobre ell viejo caudillo autentico
por la edad y por no haber sido
nunca ~gobernante.
DECLARATION PRESIDENTIAL
AL finalizar en- la %madrugada de
aver la session Gel consejo de Mi
nistros Ell Presidente Batista pro-
nunciara unas palabras de despe-
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Las victimaS murieron cuando
ell omnibus, que llevaba alumnos
de escuelas elementales y secun-
darias, Sc precipit6 por un barran-
co de ounce metros al Rio Sandy
despues de chocar con otros dos
vehiculos, aver por la ma1ana.
Otros catorce ninos lograron es-
capar por una puerta de emergen-
cia anates de que la rapida CO.
rriente del rio hiciera sumergir al
(Pasa a la Pagina 12)
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PARIS, MARIO 1.-(UP).--La
Union Sovietica acepto hoy la
celebration de una reunion de
Ministries de Relaciones Exterio-
res antes de una conferencia de
los jefes de gobierno de Oriente
v Occidente,
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Temen Sindieatos Traten de Contro|ar
los Juegos de Azar en- IsIa de P. Rico

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Mar
no l. -(Corresponsal).- AL en-
dosar ell proyecto de ley que en-
mienda ell actual estatuto que re-
glamenta los juegos de azar, ell
Secretario de Justicia, licenciado
Juan B. Fernandez Badillo, en- SUI
informe sobre esta MEDIA, EXPIRE
ga que "existe Ell peligro de que
sindicatos PROFESSIONALS traten de
obtener ell control de las salas de
juego en- Puerto Rico.
Agrega ell Secretario de Justicia
que so mismo puede ocurrir en-
otras actividades de esta indole".
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blicaci6n, la siguiente carta pO-
Utica:
Sr. Homer Bigart.
The New York Times.
New York.
Estimado senior Bigart:
Su magnifica information So
bre ell actual pensamiento poll
tico Y revolucionario del doctor
Fidel Castro contiene I'm parra5
TO que debiera ser esclarecido,
al objeto de definir 81 es reali-
dad la idea del lider rebelde, o
81 por ell contrario, sc trata de
una appreciation del periodista.
Ese parrafo es. ell s%iguiente:
Hoy ell senior Cairo aparece
mucho mas conciliador, aunque
todavia Sc muestra renuente a
sceptar al plan del Console &Jun
ia de Liberacion Cubana) para
la creacion de ina Junta Militar
que suceda a Batista".
La Junta de Liberation Cuba
ma, integrada por los partidos y
s~ectores que luchan contra ell
regimen dictatorial de Batista
Y que funciono en- Miami desde
ell primero de Noviembre hasta
ell catorce de diciembre del ano
pasado en- que infortunadamen-
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deres del PER y partidarios de la
Estadistas de distintos punto de la
Isla iran en- peregrinacion hasta
Barranquitas para unirse a los ac-
tos que para csc dia ha preparado
(Pasa a la Pagina 12)
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PUERTO
RICO

de la C. 1894 de los representatives
Rodolfo Aponte y Santiago Polan-
co Abreu, que enmienda DISPOSE
stones im%portantes de la Ley de
Juegos de Azar.
Expresa ell Secretario de Justi-
pia en- SUI informe que mo hay du-
ia que Ell legislator, al impartirle
pu aprobacion a esta Ley, conside-
70 ell hecho de que esta forma de
juego comparable con otras que
infestan toda la comunidad, llegan
b todas las classes, consumer los
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DEL "DIkRlo las AMERICAS"
IKE soMETIpo AL DENTIsTA

WASHINGTON, (UP) Los
dentistas del hospital militar Wal
ter Reed, lie exit ajeron una nue.
la al Presidente Eisenhower y Ell
Primer Mandatario paso la noche
en- ell hospital, para ser mometido
hoy por la mansna a un recono-
eimiento, en- relacion con Ell alta
que al corazon que sufrio hace
euatro meses.
James C. Hagerty, secretario de
prensa de la Casa Blanca, dijo que
la extraction del molar duro Is
minutes y fue normal y con ext
to-. Sc lie aplico a~nesteSia local
y una bora despues de la opera
cion estaba leyendo en- SUI CANA
del hospital.
FL reconocimiento medico del
Pasa a la pagina IL -
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ahorros del t~rabajador y saquean
al ignorante y al ingenuo solo
afecta a algunos individuos".
Agrega, tambien que, sin embar-
go ia experienced que Sc ha obte-
nido tras varios amos de estar en-
vigor esta ley exige que ell legis-
lador la reexamine con miras a
corregir, mediante legislation, las
fallas o~bservadas, o .adoptar, 81
fuese necesario, medidas mas ri
gurosas".
Tambien dice ell Secretario de
Justicia que mo hay duda de que
ell juego afecta a miles de hogares
" SUI impacto Sc r%efleja en- varios
de sus aspectos morales y socia-
les".
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HOY SIC CUMPLEN Al AMOS
DE SER CIUDADANOS DE
EE. UU. LOS
PUERTORRIQUENOS

SAN JUAN.--El domingo, 2 de,
mario, fecha en- que Sc conmemo-
ra Ell cua~dragesimo primer aniver-
sario del otorgamiento de la ciu-
dadania americana a los puerto
rriquenos, Ell Partido Estadista Re-
publicano Sc unira al Club Civico
de Barranquitenos Residences en-
e. Area Metropolitan para cele-
brar un acto especial en- la pobla-
cion de Barranquitas.
AL egual que ell aio pasado. n.
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~ENTREVISTA
VILLEDA M0RALES.LEMUS

TEGUCIGALPA-(UP).z Sc
confirmo oficialmente que la en-
trevista de los presidentes de Hon.
duras y Ell Salvador Ramon Vile
da Morales y jose Maria Lemus, Sc
verificara hoy domingo en- un pun
to de la frontera de ambas repd.
blicas.
Sc nabfa dicho que la entrevis-
ia seria de caracter extraoficial,
pero Sc sabe que los dos iefes de
estado cambiaran impresiones, So
bre problemas relacionados con
la integraci6n economical centric
americana.
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Il TEMPO

COntinuara ell domingo ell
buen tempo para los bsnistas.
Temperatures calidas y vien-
tOs variabIes moderados.
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EN- HONOR A
ECHANDI

GUATEMALA-(UP).-E Pre-
sidente Flores. Avendano ofreci6
una reception en- la casa presiden-
cial, en- honor al presidente electo
de Costa RIGA, Mario Echandi, que
lego a esta capital despues del me-
diodia, acompanado de SUI esposa.
Asisti6 a la reception ell Presi-
dente electo de Guatemala, gene.
raj Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes, que
tomara possession de la pr~esidencia
ell domingo.
Echandi ha venido para asistir
a los actos de la toma de possession,
como invitado especial del General
Ydigoras Fuentes.
QUEJA DE TRADUCTORES
LATINOS
NACIONES UNIDAS-(UP)-
(Pasa a la Pagina 15)
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Buzos Buscan en- Fondo de Rio los
Caddyeres de B Ninos Ahogados
Autob6s Sc Preeipit6 al Aqua en- Kentvky

PRESTONSBURG, Kentucky, mario 1. -(UP)- I'm grupo d
buzos llegara hoy al fondo del Rio Sandy para buscar los cadaveres d
Is ninos y I'm conductor de omnibus, victimas del mas tragco d
los academies de csc tio en- la historic de este pals.
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|IzGzSyl
Ruboifom en- Bogoia

CARACAS, Venezuela, mario l OP)-l Secretario AdJunto de
Estado ncrtealnericano a cargo de Asuntos de America Latina, Roy
Rubottom, pario a las 1880 de la manana hacia Bogota, despues de una
vista de dos dfS a Venezuela.
Fe despedido por altos funcicnarios del MnSterio de Relaciones
Exteriores y de la Embajada de Estados Unidos.
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Estaneada Ia Crisis Franco uneeina

TUNEZ, MARIO l UP)-EI Subsecretario de Estado norteaneri.
cano, Robert Murphy, lam6 hoy a los tres emhajadores aiados para
ponerlos al corriente de las conversaciones que mantuvo aqui antes de
partir para Londres.
La crisie trancotunecina en- la que Murphy tenfa que empesr
sus "buenos cfcios" parece eSar estancada y Sc espera cue Murphy
parta dentro de las proximas 48 horas para Londres a conferencisr
con SUI colega britanico, Harold Beeley.
I'm vocero norteamericano' declare que Murphy no piensa realizar
por ell momento mas Conversations con las autoridades tunecinas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
CUBA

SO en- sus manifestations:
Gel Episcopado Cubano con
templa con profundo dolor Ell esta-
do lamentable a que hemos llega-
do en- toda la Republica y en-
particular en- la region oriental.
Los odios crecen, la carload amen.
qua, las lagrimas y ell dolor pene-
tran en- nuestros hogares, la san
gre de hermanos Sc derrama en-
nuestros campos y en- nuestras ciu-
dades. Cargados de graves respon-
sabilidades ante Dios y los hon.
bres por nuestra condicion de Je-
fes Espirituales de nuestro pueblo,
sentimos la obligation de tratar
por todos los medios a nuestro
alcance de que refine de nuevo la
carload y termine este triste esta-
do de nuestra patria. Guiados, pues,
por esos motives exhortamos a to-
dos los que hoy militan en- cam
pos antagonicos a que cesen en- Ell
uso de la ~violencia y a que puestos
los oios unica y exclusivamente en-
ell bien comun, busquen cuanto
antes las soluciones eficaces que
puedan traer de nueyo a nuestra
patria la paz material y moral que
tanta falta lie hace. A csc fin no
dudamos que quienes de veras
aman a Cuba sabran acreditarse
ante Dios y ante la historic, no
negandoSe a ningun sacrificio a fin
de lograr ell establecimiento de I'm
gobierno de union nacional que
pudiera preparar ell retorno de
nuestra patria a una vida politica
paeifica y normal. Cuenten para
clio, tanto ell gobierno, como los
demas cubanos llamados a decidir
en- este importante asunto, con
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10 rindi6 ell
S%ecretario de
Justicia al So
metersele a re
comendacion y
estudio Ell P.
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Episcopado Cubano Exhorta al Pronto
Retorno a Ia Vida Paelfica NacionaI
Rafi4a Hab6 > Minietroe Dinitnn4oe an Douni6n doI Cahino4o
Bdtista HabI6 Ministries Dimitentes en- Reuni(

Causes EsPecioles.

LA HABANA, Cuba, mario 1.
(Por radiotelefono)- Reclamando
ell cOncurso de todos para estable-
Ger I'm gobierno de union %nacional
que logre ell retorno de Cuba a una
vida pacifica y termine con 10 que
califica de triste estado de nuestra-
ira patria, formula unas declara-
clones ell Episcopado Cubano.
Dicha declaration fue acordada
en- la ultima reunion celebrada en-
ell Palacio Cardenalicio siendo en-
tregada a la prensa en- la noche del
vierneS por ell Vicario General,
Monro1nr Avocado
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BREvE TREGUA EN- ARGELIA

ARGEL, mario 1-(UP),- Llu-
via y nieve que ,caen en- Argelia,
trajeron una tregua en- la vioients
lucha que esta1I6 en- ell oriente de
Argelia en- las eultimas dos soma
mas.
Pero las tropas francesas de pa
trulla a 10 largo de la frontera tn.
necina Sc italian alerta porque las
emboscadas tendidas por las fuer-
zas rebeldes bien armadas, Sc han
sucedido 1ltimamente en- esa IONA
con creciente frecuencia.
Las listas de bajas, dadas a CO.
nocer por ell mando frances sub
rayan en- ell encarnizamiento de la
lucha. Los franceses tuvieron "a
muertos y 81 heridos en- cinco
combates mayores en- los ultimos
tres dias.
Durante ell mes pasado 5000 re-
beldes y 297 ,soldados ~franceses
fueron muertos. En- febrero del
ano pasado 2.727 rebeldes y 203
soldados f~ranceses murieron.
Las au~toridades indican que los
rebeldes no han lanzado aun, la
gran ofensiva que prometieron pa
ra la primavera.
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nuestras mas ardientes oraciones Y
en- la medida que clio cayere fuera
del terreno de la politica partida-
rista, cor nuestro apoyo moral.
Firman la declaration ell Carde-
nal Manuel Arteaga, MOnsenOr En-.
rique Perez Serantes, ArzobispO de
Santiago de Cuba Y los ObispOS,
Eduardo Martinez Dalmau, de Glen.
fuegOs, Alberto Martin Villaverde,
de Matanzas, EveliO Diaz Cia, de
Pinar del Rio, Carlos Rus Angle,
de Camagiiey y Alfredo Miller,
AuxiIiar de La Habana.
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de la manana, metidos en- camio;
nes po~liciales sin permitirseles 81,
quiera vestirse con propiedad 0 EN-
pacar sus maletas, Y luego, de ser
retenidos incomunicados durante
varias horas, repatriados a Francia
en- I'm avion especial POGO despues
del mediodia.
Esta accion political Sc produce
al dia siguiente del arresto de 38
tunecinos p~artidarios de Salah Ben
Yussef, politico t~unecino exilado,
al que Sc acuso de conspirar para
derrocar al gobierno del Presiden-
tie Habib Burguiba.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02

Ell DIR. Manuel Antonio de Va.
roma, Presidente del PartidO Re-
vOluciOnariO CubanO (Autenti-
COZ nos ha enviadO, para SUI pu-
blicaci6n, la siguiente carta pc.
Utica:
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02

Monsenor Arcade
Marinas y ell Sc.
c~retario del Car
depal, MonsenOr
Raul del v a e.
La Iglesia expire.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
DECLARACIONES DE
MARQUEE STERLING

FL doctor Carlos Marquee Ster-
lin formula unas declaraciones, ma
nifestando que Fidel Castro debia
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HOYES

Sunday School at 10 a m, and
church services at II a m.
The WSCS served the Turkey
Growers association supper on
Thursday evening. Fifty-three per-
sons were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Claude BiShoff
and Anita visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John E. Peck, Sunday afternoon,
and we're Sunday evening dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin R.
COughcneur and family.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Milton Dewitt
were Friday evening dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Claude Bish-
off and Anita.
Mrs. Catherine McCrobie and
son Charles were Sunday dinner
guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Georg, Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs Hobart Bishoff
we're Sunday evening visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Yost, of Ac-
cidcnt
Mr.. and Mrs Foster Yost we're
Tuesday evening visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Foster Yost, of Accident.
Mr.. and Mrs Foster Yost were
Tuesday evening visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. W w. Dewitt and Nan
cy.
Mrs. w. w. Dewitt attended the
auxiliary meeting at the hospital,
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Wilburn
and family entertained with a
birthday dinner Sunday evening
in honor of Mr.. Wilburn's mother
who celebrated her 80th birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Collins, of
UniontoWn: Orval SchlOSSnagle, of
Marcus Hook; Owen Dewitt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Wilburn we're
dinner guests. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Dewitt and Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Vitcz and children we're evening
visitors.
Roy Schlossnagle attended Re-
gional Student Council meeting at
Westcrnport on Friday.
Don Griffin is spending several
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Schlossnagle and family
Mrs. Lloyd Skies was a Satur-
day evening dinner guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Custer. Hubert
and Norma Friend we're evening
visitors. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
rcction of F. D. Dean, instructor
and chairman of the department.
Ruby Green. of 12-A, in the Of
flee practice class, gave her reac-
ton: when we work in the vari-
Gus offices during the program
we get training in actual office
work by helping to handle the
routine business. AS participant
| feel that l have benefited greatly
from it,"
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Commercial Pupils
Complete Program

The annual work experience
program offered as part of the reg
ular instruction in office practice
in the commercial department at
Southern high school, was con-
tluded Tuesday.
Approximately 50 students parti-
cipated and were permitted to
choose from two to three types of
work, secretarial, stenographic,
bookkeeping, clerical and selling.
In addition some students worked
as telephone operators.
The program is to aid students
in getting actual practice or eX-
perience, in getting jobs more
quickly, to explore various jobs in
order to determine the job that
would best suit them in interests
and capabilities, to give students
more information and experience
on a specific job, and helping stu
dents to adjust to office atmos-
phcrc.
Participating were Pat COsnCr,
Robert Dewitt, Pat Friend, Ruby
Green, AHn johnson, Dorothy Riley,
Robert Smith, Dotty Bcckman,
Mary Bcckman, Mary Frances
Clary. Roger Custer, Don Dewitt,
Bonnie DragOvich, Linda Dunithdn.
Beverly Evans, Joyce Evals,
Katherine Filsinger Donna Jean
Fike, Phillip Fike, Jackie Friend,
Barbara Glaze, Marlene Green,
Charlotte Harvey, Nancy Harvey,
Kathryn Hauser, Janice jenkins,
Bob MaXey, Pat Miller, Jerry Nor
deck.
Ruby Park, Frances Paugh, Rob
ert Peck. Carol Phillips, Judy
Rhodes, Nancy Rhodes, Joann
Sharpless. Mary Helen Sollars,
Patty Warren, Audrey Wilt, Janet
Wolf Sandra Woring and Shirley
Uphold.
The department is under the di
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ditch for Charles Nine, on Mon
day.
Guests on Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Hauser for an ice cream
supper included Mrs. Mildred
Sweitzer and daughters, of Kitz-
miller; Mrs John Hauser and son
Eugene, of Gnegy Church, and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Soelter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Canaan Wis
tied their aunt. Mrs. Mary Evans,
who is improved in health at the
Garrett County Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Della Sims and son Delmer
accompanied c. W. Soelter home
from Oakland, and were callers in
the home on Friday.
Guests on Sunday of Mrs. Effie
Stahl we're Keith Myers and son,
of Pennington, and his daughter
and husband of Fairmont, w. Va
Mrs. Grace Myers who had been
a guest in the Stahl home for the
past week returned to her home
on Sunday
Mrs Mildred Peterson and Mrs.
Marian Friend spent several days
last week in Wilmington, Del, as
guests of friends and relatives. The
two small sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Ford accompanied them
home on Saturday evening for a
visit.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Keith Stahl and family we're MIR
and Mrs. Reginald Silfies and
daughter Gale. of Millsboro. Pa,
and Mrs Cecilia Silfies and daugh-
ter Virginia, of Fredericktown
Pa. Sunday evening guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Savage and
Mrs. Effie Stahl.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fulk and
son Ronnie, spent the weekend
as guests of home folks Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Fulk. Ronnie stayed
for a few weeks to visit with his
grandparents. Saturday evening
callers of Mrs. Jessie Fulk we're
Mrs. Carrie Shaffer and Mrs
Perle Ridder, of Oakland.
Mrs. Myrtle and Jessie Fulk &C.
companied Mrs. NADIA Nethken and
daughter Darlene to Cumberland
on Saturday where Darlene was
in for a check-up of her doctor
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
Morgan Fulk on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Petersheim and
children. Sunday afternoon callers
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Lant7
and children, of Morgantown, w
| Va.
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GORTNER

The Union Sunday school will
be at $3.50 a m, Daylight Saving
Time.
The open church wedding at
Maple Glen. Grantsville, for Miss
Lenora Yoder and Mr.. Maust, will
be at 3:15 p. m. (D.TD, on Sunday.
Relatives and friends from here
are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul WEIGH we're
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Green, Cumberland, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold White and
son jerome, and Mrs. Harvey
SWartzentruber were visiting Mr..
and Mrs. James White in Balti-
more, on Sunday Mrs. White is
still a hospital patient, but is inn
proving and is very grateful to
her many friends for remembering
her with greetings.
Miss Esther Miller, teacher of
first grade at Swan Meadow, is i'll
at her home at Grantsville, with
humps Miss Fannie CARRIER is sub
shutting for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Petersheim
and children visited near Brook
side, Sunday.
Isaac Beckman, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Hcrshberger and two chill
dren, and John Yodcr we're in
Ohio. Tuesday, attending the barn
raising at Mr.. Hershbcrger's
brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sisk enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lichty
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Swartz-
entruber and daughter Lois, on
Wednesday evening honoring their
wedding anniversaries.
Calvin Nissley and family spent
Sunday with the CARRIERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Schrock,
Mrs. Joni Miller and children,
Miriam Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Schlosnagle and children, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sisk called
on Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Uphole,
Sunday. The Upholes son-in-law,
Orval Hershman, who was injured
in a mine accident near Hutton, is
in critical condition in the Garrett
County Memorial hospital
MIR and Mrs. Gerald Miller and
children. of Lancaster county, Pa,
we're guests of her home folks over
the weekend. Mrs Millers mother,
Mrs. D. L. Swartzentruber, at
tended church on Sunday, her first
since an accident in December.
Mrs. Anna Bittinger and Mrs
Paul Welch left Tuesday for Bal
timore to visit their relatives Mr.
WeIch will go to Baltimore for
them on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Gncgy, Egg
lon. spent an evening this week
with Harold White and family
CoynC Grove was the guest of
Marjorie Swartzentruber one eve
ming last week.
Daniel Pcachy and family we're
called to Mcyersdalc. Pa. by the
sudden death of Mr.. Pcachy's
mother
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UNDERWOOD
SUNNYSIDE

Mrs. Mildred Sweitzer and
daughters Charlotte and Deloris,
spent the weekend at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hauser return
ing to their home in Kitzmiller on
Sunday evening accompanied by
the Hauser family for Sunday
visit.
Guests during the week of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Soelter included
Mrs. Erma Hauser and children,
Bessie Canaan, Ray Arnold, Keith
Stahl, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smouse,
Eugene Ludwig. Jimmie Sines.
Callers within the past few days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Waybright were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Slaubaugh. Mrs. Jay Arbogast, of
Eglon; Mr.. and Mrs. John Way
bright and children, James and
Beatrice. of Baltimore; Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Waybright, Mr.. and Mrs
John Ridenour. Mr.. and Mrs Ray
mond Holyfield and children, Vir-
ginia, David and Ralph; Willard
Price, Mrs. Mamie Price, Miss Mae
Price. of FelloWsville, w. Va.
Mrs. Lura Evans and daughter,
of Potomac Park. and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Evans and son, Of Cleve-
land, o., spent the weekend visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Stahl and
family.
Little Miss Denise Arnold,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Arnold is spending few days
visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Arnold
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Canaan and
sons attended funeral rites on Sun
day of Lee Henthorne, who had
resided on Location road, near St.
, George. On Monday Mr.. and Mrs.
Canaan we're in Mannheim, w. Va,
attending the funeral of another
friend. John Whitney
Mrs. Effie Stahl accompanied
her son, Keith Stahl, as far as
Shepherdstown, w. Va, on Mon
day where she was overnight guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Josephine
Laid and family. Keith went on to
Baltimore to spend the night with
his brothers, Harlem and Warden
Stahl. On their return home they
stopped at Winchester, Va, where
they visited another daughter,
Mrs. Maxine Woodward before re-
turning home that evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Oates. who
had been residing in house be-
longing to Lawrence JunkinS, have
moved recently to the farm home
near the state line, belonging to
a Mr.. LantZ.
Frank Arnold was digging a
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Spiker and son Raymond Lee we're
Sunday afternoon guests of the
Clusters.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Custer we're
business callers in Oakland on
Tuesday
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Emerson Bishoff we're Miss
Grace Falkenstein, j. NJ Falkcn-
stein, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Kahl, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Vernon Kahl.
Mrs John Bishoff and daughters
were Saturday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emerson Bishoff.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Earle Coddington and family we're
Mr. and Mrs. Guy McKecn. of
Cumberland Sunday visitors we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Calhoun and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Ber-
nard and family and Mrs. Clayton
Frazee and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Sines.
All of the children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Coddington gathered
together and gave their mother a
birthday surprise party on Tues
day evening. She was Sc.
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Mrs Mary Hinebaugh returned
home from Garrett County Me-
mortal hospital, Saturday, after be-
ing patient there since Monday.
Charlie Friend returned home
Monday for Garrett County Me-
mortal hospital after being a pa
tient there three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. William Burdette
and Mrs. Parker Dewitt visited
Rev c. E. Davis in the Union
town hospital. Rev. Davis was a
former pastor of the Sang Run
Pentecostal church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Dewitt
visited MIR. and Mrs. Arnold GeOrg.