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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29
iNAUGURA CON p0MpA
pARLAMENT0 INGLES
LA REINA ISABEL

LONDRES, Oct. %. CUPID. -
La Reina Isabel inaugur6 hoy
ell Parlamento, con toda la pom.
pa y s%olemnidad tradicionales,
mientras las camaras de tele-
vision funcionaban dentro de
las camaras del Parlamento,
por primera vez en- la historic,
para llevar SUI discurso a la Eu-
ropa Occidental.
Microfonos dorados ocultos
bajo los angeles dorados ITALIA.
dos y camaras de television, 81.
tuadas en- las galerias llevaron
SUI voz e imagen a las pantallas
de television de siete paises eu-
ropeos. La radio llevo su dis
curse al resto del mundo.
Cuatro damas peres, las pri-
meras mujeres que ocupa n
asientos en- la Camara de los Lo.
res, asistieron a la ceremonia en-
otro detalle que rompe la ira.
dicion secular. La radioemIsion
fue parte de la campana de la
familia real para poner la mo
narquia en- contacto con mas
pueblo y de csc modo manlener
SUI popularidad, segun dijeron
fuentes informadas.
La Reina hizo referencia a la
transmission de television en- las
palabras finales de SUI discurso.
"Hoy, por primera vez, esta
ceremonial es presenciada no So
10 por los que estan presentes
en- esta Camara, sine por mu-
chos millones de mis- sdbditos",
dijo.
= 4 ontinus on h Pagina s.
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mentas: Habito blanco innNacuAado, con eapeAo hanco y sMa-
YES zapatiuas rojas.
A los pocos minutes, Ell Ruevo Papa apareeeFS en- q
balloon para impartr por primera vez 81 bendiei6n q Ia eiudad
y al mundo (Urbis Et Orbis).
AL propagarse la noticia de la election, millares de roma.
nos comenzaron a abandonar las oficinas y otros lugares de
trabajo, convergiendo sobre San Pedro a pie, o en- toda clase
de vehfculos y provocando un tremendo atascamiento del
Tansito en- los puentes sobre ell Tiber y en- todas las arterias
que conducen al Vaticano.
Antes de aparecer en- ell balloon de San Pedro, Ell Nuevo
Papa esta recibiendo ell juranento de obediencia de los de.
mas cardenales.
-(Pasa a la pagina 6)-
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MISS UNIVERSE
EN-

INA Oct. % (UPI)- Via
10 hoy a Guayaquil la belleza
colombiana Luz Marina Zulua-
ga. Miss Universe" despues de
cuatro dias de vista a Lima.
Luz Marina viai6 en- ell vuelo
100 de Panagra.
Durante su permanencia aqui
fue objeto de numerosas aten-
clones que en- vispera de su par
tida la agotaron teniendo que
reducir algunos compromises.
Almorz6 aver en- Ia residential
tCsntinAa - h Pa. @
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VIAJEROS
PUERTORRIQUENOS

SAN JUAN.-En reunion ce.
lebrada con representatives de
differences lineas aereas, de la
Sociedad de Ayuda al Viajero
y de las Oficinas del Gobierno
de Puerto Rico en- Nueva York.
Sc discutio la necesidad de in.
tensificar Ell programa de orien-
taci6n al viajero puertorrique-
no en- relacion con reservacio.
mes, confirmation de vuelos y
compra de boletos solamente
en- agencias debidamente espe.
cializadas en- las Navidades Guam
do la demanda de pasajes au-
menta g~randemente.
(Pasa a la pag. g.
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HueIga EsiudianiiI on Lima

LIMA, Oct 28-(UPD-La Federation Universitaria de
San Marcos decret6 hoy I'm paro de "a horas en- apoyo de la
junta reorganizadora de la Facultad de Odontologia.
La junta Sc instaIo ell mes pasado desconociendo a las au.
toridades con ell proposito de implantar Ell co~eobierno, o sea
la participation de los e~tudiantes en- ell gobierno de la ia.
cultad.
A este paro no Sc ha plegado la Facultad de Medicine.
Entire tanto, la Federation Universitaria San Marcos cont.
nua hacienda los preparativos para realizar TN mitin de pro-
tesla ell jueves 80 contra ell Articulo Quinto de Ia nueva
ley universitaria aprobada por la Camara de Diputados.
Este artculo prohibe las actvidades pelAieas ~partidissas
% hs universidades. la ut
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29
Por N r. GILMORE

cIUDAD DEL vATICANo, Oct. 2ss-UPT)-E Car
denal Angelo Giuseppe Roncali fue elegido hoy Papa de la
lglesia Cat6lica Romano, por ell Colegio de Cardenales. Sc
Aamara Juan XIII. (Veintires).
Ell Papa Juan XIII sera Ell 262 Pontifice de la Iglesia
Gatohca.
Roncalli, de rs amos y Patriarch de Venecia, fe elegido
por ell .Colegio de Cardenales al finalizar Ell tercer da de vo-
taciones en- ell conclave reunido en- la Capila Sixtina para ee-
cir successor a Pic XII, fallecido ell 9 de octubre.
s'so4De Immediate, unas 10000 personals congregadas en- la
gran Plaza de San Pedro comenzaron a avanzar hacia las
puertas de la Basnica, Orlando jubilosamente, pero sin como
Ger todava ell nombre del nuevo lder spiritual de los cato
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29
[IUd;I1Sl
RICO

torce delegados y observadores
de 8 naciones -latinoamericanas
y los Estados Unidos.
Munoz Marin, en- su d~iscurso,
trato sobre la function del iele
executive en- ell planeamiento
economico.
Dijo que ell planeamiento tie
ne tres objetivos principles;
Abolir Ia miseria; educar con
contenido "humanistico" aten-
diendo ell deseo genuine de la
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Opinion P0bIicu
PUede 0bligur
los Argelinos
d Negociueione

PARIS, Oct, 28.-(UPD-La
opinion publica puede obligar
a los rebeldes argelinos a dar
marcia atras y aceptar la ne
s~ociaclon con ell Primer Minis.
tro General Charles de Gaulle,
sobre ell future de SUI pals, Sc di-
10 hoy en- circulos informados.
En- general la opinion publ
ca mundiai ha criticado la po-
sicion adoptada por Ell gobier-
no argelino en- ell exilio, al re-
chazar la oferta de negotiation
hecha por de Gaulle.
Los circuios afirman que es
particularmente significativo
Ell que hasta ell bloque afro-asia-
tico haya criticado a los argeli-
aos.
En- los circulos mencionados
re afirma que ell primer Minis
tro rebelde, Ferhart Abbas, DO
dria en- breve dar comienzo a
sond os para las negociaciones
con Ell gobierno de de Gaulle,
aunuue podria no llegar hasta
q trasladarse a Paris en- persona
con ell salvoconducto que lie pro-
metio de Gaulle para las nego-
eiaei ones.
Els mas probable, afirman los
circulos, que Sc realize una reu-
snion entire Intermediates en-
aleun lugar neutral para prepa-
far Ell terreno para conversacio-
mes mas extensas en- un future
eercano,
ACUSAN A DE GAULLE
NACIONES UNIDAS, Oct. %
-iUPD-Un portavoz de los
febeldes argelinos declare que
Ell General Charles de Gaulle,
no quiere entablar negociacio-
rs para poner fin a la guerra
de Argelia.
Mohamed Yazid, Ministro de
lnformaciones del gobierno ar
geljno en- el exilio, dijo que SUI
genie esta dispuesta a reunirse
en- cualquier momento con los
representatives de de Gaulle,
siempre que Sc aclaren dos pun
tos, a saber.
Ole las gestiones para poner
fin a la lucha sean parte de un
plan que abarque la solucion
del problema argelino compile
TO y que las negociaciones de
paz Sc efectuen en- terreno neu-
trail.
Yazid dio a eonocer la posi-
ci6n de SUI gobierno, en- reunion
que tuvieron los delegados de
los ocho passes del grupo afri-
esno, Representatives en- las Ma
clones Unidas.
Yazid senalo que "es ell jefe
del gobierno frances quien en-
realidad ha rechazado toda ne
%goc'scion."
"A pesar de SUI actitud mega
tiva -agrego ell argelino- no
hemos cerrado la puerta, pues
la politica de nuestro gobierno
esta inspirada en- ell deseo sim
Zero de ayudar a Francia a dar
lin paso hacia la paz, con la
fractifera cooperation de las
Naciones Unidas y de los pat
ses libres del norte africano.
0jala que alg1n dia Ell gobierno
frances responda a nuestros de.
seos."
Por ell momento, observe va
cid, ell ofrecimiento frances no
es mas que una invitacion a la
"capitulacion Unconditional"
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29
(Una Entrevista RadioteIef6nica
Exclusively
Por r N WEIR
de Ia Reduction de DIARI0
LAS AMERICAS

La eolonia de emigrados y
exilados cubanos de Miami fue
conmocionada Ell lunes por Ell
insistente rumor de que ell ex
Presidente de la hermana Ma
cion, y actual candidate a la
Primera Magistratura en- las
elecciones del 3 de noviembre,
doctor Ramon
SH. Grau San Mar.
S&s tin, habia anun
ciado en- La
Habana Ia retirada de SUI aspi-
racion presidential, inconforme
con acuerdos adoptados esa mis-
ma tarde por ell Tribunal Supe.
rior Electoral cubano y por la
ausencia de veedores de las Ma
clones Unidas y la Organization
de Estados Americanos en- ell re-
ferido proceso comicial,
Algunos aSeguraron que a las
cuatro de la tarde ell dos veces
Presidente de Cuba Sc encon-
traba en- las oficinas de la EN-
bajada de los Estados Unidos
en- La Habana, tramitando la vi
sa de SUI pasaporte para viajar,
en- calidad de exilado, a la ciu-
dad de Miami.
En- las horas finales de la
noche del lunes, gran cantidad
de personas concurrio al Aero
puerto, International para "es-
perar ell ultimo vuelo de La Ha-
bana en-. ell que vendria ell doc.
tor Grau San Martin. Entire
las personalidades que concu-
rrieron a la terminar aerea de
Miami figuraban la esposa del
ex Presidente Prio Socarras, Sc
nora Maria Tarrero, y la sonora
Polita Grau Alsina de Agiiero
sobrina de Grau San Martin, co.
rresponsales de prensa y desta-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29
Munoz Marin Inaugural
Semindrio Tecnieo de
Planes Eeon6mieo
0bietivos SON AboIir Ia Miseria
Y EdUcur con Sentido "Humunisfico"

poblaclon de aprender con otros
paises; y para la America Lati-
pa ahendar las raices de liber-
tad politica y orientacion hacia
la Union de las Naciones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Oct.
%. CUPID. = Ell Gobernador
Luis Munoz Marin inauguro aver
I'm seminario tecnico de cinco
semanas sobre p~laneamiento
economico patrocinado por la
direction de cooperation interna
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29
No me Retire"
Grdu
FORMULA FL EX PRESIDENTE
MANIFESTATIONS EXCLUSIVES

"El Gobierno no Tiene Otro Remedio cue
Aeeptur la Victoria de la oposiei6n", Asresa.
- "Son muchos los Muerfos". "Esso
"Siivaei6n es Cruvisima". Informes de los
Frenfes nsvrreceionaIes Ofras Notices
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29

ditos y concuerdan con las su-
geridas por representatives de
inversonistas extranjeros, como
medic para atraer capitales.
Como objetivos principles
la accion economical del actual
gobierno, Vitolo senalo en- SUI
discurso ell aumento de la pro-
duccion petrolera, ell apoyo de-
cidido de la industria siderur-
gica. y la realization de impor-
tantes obras hidroelectricas. 81
Ministro agrego que Eel gobier-
no no cedera ante ninguna pre-
sion de sectores y enmarca sus
directivas Y sus esfuerzos en- ell
justo equilibrio de los intereses
que permit ell armonico desa-
rrollo de la economic argentina,
sin favoritismo para un sector,
en- detrimento de otros'. Conclu-
70 expresando que pese a las d.
ficultades de la tarea. tiene pie
ma seguridad de que Sc Hegara
a buen fin.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29

clOnaI y Ell De
partamento de
E S t a d O de
Puerto Rico.
ASisten ca
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PLAN FRONDIZI

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 28 -
(UPD- Ell diario Critical in
forma que ell p~residente de
la nacion, Arturo Frondibi,
anunciara I'm plan de diez pun
(Pasa a la Pagina. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29

doctor Ramon
Grau San Mar.
tin, habia anun
ciado en- La
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29

kiembro de Ia SOciedad
l~nieramericana de PreMsa
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30
Time To Mail Christmas Packages
Overseas, Postmaster Reminds

wrapped in heavy brown wrap
ping paper, well tied with strong
cord.
Prohibited articles include
matches and lighter fluid, fire
arms, and to most military post
offices cigarettes and other to-
bacco products, and coffee.
Domestic rates of postage are
applicable, and all postage must
be fully prepaid. Parcel post
takes the zone rate from the post
office where mailed to the post
office through which the parcel
is addressed.
Air mail not to exceed eight
ounces is chargeable at the rate
of seven cents per ounce. Ar
ticles weighing over eight ounc-
es are chargeable at the rate of
eight cents per pound.
Be sure addresses are legible,
print or type, Stearns added.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30
ROUNDUP
RAWSON

Mr. .and Mrs. w. L. DeLong,
Dawn, Mrs. Charles Degler and
Lavina Kay spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron DeLong and
Debbie in Oxford, Michigan.
Sam Culp will arrive home
Friday from a months visit in
Wilmington and LaMesa, Califor-
MIA.
Mrs. George Cogley, Mrs.
Louis Heldman, Mrs. W. L. De-
Long and Flossie Culp attended
the meeting of the Daughters of
America in Findlay Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. Chester Smith, Mrs. Don
Unrue and Regeina of Findlay
were guests of Mrs. George Cog
ley Friday.
Mrs. DeLong and Mrs. Degler
were in Lima Monday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30

The boys in the armed forces
always look forward to receiving
package, greeting cards or
letters from home at Christmas
time and now is the time to pack
those goodies for overseas desti-
nations, Postmaster Ralph T..
Stearns reminded this week.
The period November l to No
vember 20 has been designated
by the government as armed
forces surface mailing time. By
airmail, Dec. 1 to Dec. 10.
Mr.. Stearns stated the term
"armed forces overseas" in
cludes personnel of the armed
forces, members of their fami-
lies, and authorized United States
civilians employed overseas who
receive mail through an APO
number.
Weight of packages to the
armed forces is limited to 70
pounds, except that a limit not
to exceed so pounds applies to a
number of overseas destinations
addressed through New York
N. Y.
Size of the parcel is limited tc
100 inches in length and girth
combined, except that smaller
limitations apply to certain over
seas destinations through New
York, N. Y.
Custom declarations are re-
quired for certain APO's and
NPO's. These are obtainable al
the post office and must be COM
pleted by the sender.
Packages must be packed in
strong containers of wood, metal
or corrugated fiberboard anG
have cushioning material tc
prevent rafting or loosening oi
articles within the package. The
postal department desires thai
all fiberboard packages also be
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30

Glen Ellison, the popular
Scotch baritone, will be heard in
a unique recital at the high
school auditorium on the evening
of November Z. Admittance to
the recital will be by card only.
John Neuenschwander, aged
20. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Neuenschwander, residing five
and one-half miles west of town,
was rendered unconscious when
thrown from a horse Sunday
morning. Although apparently
otherwise unhurt except for
minor cuts and bruises, the
young man had not regained
consciousness by Wednesday
morning.
Don't forget to turn back your
clocks one hour Sunday when the
federal time loses the hour it
gained last April.
Ed Miller of the Settlement
finished boiling sorghum last
week. Just think, $3.50 gallons in
these sugarless days. Ed will
surely be sweetly remembered by
the fair sex. Price for process
ing, three and one-half cents a
gallon.
am still making switches
Mrs. Sophia Augsburger, Cherry
street.
Mrs. Ephraiam Amstutz, who
was seriously ill with tonsillitis
abscess and Spanish influenza, is
able to be up again. Seven chill
dren who were all i'll are improv-
ing.
The ladies of the vicinity OF
Rockport donated to the linen
shower of the Red Cross of this
place to the extent of IL sheets,
20 hand towels, 20 bath towels
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30
Local Boy Scouts
Enjoy Camp-Out

Bluffton Boy Scouts under the
leadership of Scoutmaster Don
Augsburger and Assistant Jim
Benroth enjoyed an overnight
camp-out Saturday at the College
Cabin grounds north of town.
Fathers of the boys accompanied
them on the overnight stay, and
worship service was conducted
Sunday morning by the Rev. w.
j. Hannum.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30
Ohio s Present Governor
{. william O'NEILL
Republican

Fright to Work is a powerful weapon-to quit,
to refuse to pay dues, to form union that isn't
corrupt, if man wants to fight corrurtion in
his union.'
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30
Fall Leaf Fires
Damage Streets

Burning of leaves on the black
top surfaces of streets is harm
full to the street pavement and
contrary, to village ordinance
Bluffton residents were reminded
this week by Chief of Police
William Gaiffe. y VI
Chief Gaiffe said that a con-
siderable amount of damage is
done annually to Bluffton streets
by people who forget that the
heat from leaf fires will also burn
the tar street surface.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30
Science Club To
Build Hi-Fi Set

The Bluffton College Science
club has been asked by the Stu.
dent Council to assemble a Hi
Fl" set for the new recreation
room in Ropp Hall. The Science
Club will order the component
parts for an FIN turner, a phono-
graph and amplifying speakers.
The project will be paid for
from funds raised by the students
in a Work Day during the 1888
school year. Richard kaufman
of Middlebury, Indiana, is the
chairman of the committee
which will assemble the set.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30
NeUs Grandfather Read
-FROM THE BLUFFTON NEWS ISSUE or OCT. q, 1918-

and 10 handkerchiefs, which were
very much appreciated.
P. H. Conser of Lima, former
ly high school principal here, Wis
tied Bluffton friends Monday.
T. S. Eby sold his ten acre
farm six miles northeast of Bluff
ton, to Eli Geiger on Friday. He
will have a sale next Wednesday.
Philip Flath purchased a new
Ford automobile last week.
The girls of the Betsy Ross
club, assisted by some of the
Boy Scouts, last week obtained
eight dollars by raking and haul
ing away leaves from various
lawns. The money will be used
in the work of the Junior Red
Cross here.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30
81 Listed On
BHS Honor Roll

A total of 81 Bluffton high
school students were listed on
the scholastic honor roll an
nounced for the first grading pc
riod this week by Principal
Frank Mayer.
To make the honor roll a stu
dent must make grades of "B"
Grade 8 - Sue Bash, Sandra
Edie, Joan Emmert, Karen Gil
bert, David Barnett, Rachel Hill
ty, Donna Klingler, Diane Neep-
er, Elizabeth Raid and Nancy
Swank. ...
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30
Ann Bridenbaugh
To Wed SATURDAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Err Bridenbaugh,
Pandora, have announced the ap-
preaching marriage of their
daughter, Anna Ruth, to Donald
Wherly, son of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
A. Wherly, Mt. Cory.
The wedding will be an event
of Saturday evening at 7:3O in
the Pandora Methodist church. A
half hour of pre-nuptial music
will precede the ceremony.
Both Miss Bridenbaugh and
Mr.. Wherly are graduates of
Pandora-Gilboa high school. She
is employed at the ASC office in
Ottawa and he is engaged in
farming.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30

SOME OF THE WORLDS fin
est tobacco, used as filler" in ci-
gars, is grown in the vicinity of
Dayton, Ohio.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30

Ohio's Ln'naediae Past Governor
Senator FraAk ]. LAUSCHE
Oemocrat
II think the Righfto Work is just as sacred as
the right to voteA. Compulsion is not needed
to induce the American worker to join unions
properly and shically managed"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30
REAL ESTATE DEALS

The following real estate trans
fers were reported this week by
the office of County Recorder
Morgan Davis:
Bluffton-Bluffton East Land,
Inc, to Maurice w. and June
Strahm, Lot $40 Highland addi-
ton, tax $1.65.
Richland township-William N.
Gaiffe to Kinder and Elsie Nit
chell, Five acres, Sec. 36, tax
$8.25.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30

or better. Those on the honor
roll are:
Grade IL - Vicki Davidson,
Judy Frankhauser, Ruth Frank
hauser, David Little, Joenita
Shelter, Larry Smucker, Mary
Steiner, Ann Zimmerly.
Grade IL - Lucille Amstutz,
Keith Baker, Vera Basinger, Car
oil Bixel, Michael Diller, Sandra
Diller, Jan Emmert, James
Luginbuhl, Betty Stratton.
Grade 10-James Herr, Charles
Jordan, Jerry Mericle and Mary
Smucker.
Grade 8 49, Carol Basinger,
Thomas Brauen, Brice Bal
mer, Thomas Criblez, Kenneth
Gable, Diana Hilty, Dan Lugin-
buhl, Steven Sutermeister, Ger
aid Weaver, Laura Yoder.
Grade Z Miriam Augsburger,
Beth Balmer, Barbara Eastman,
Thomas Edwards, Joyce Eiken-
barry, Sally Emmert, Gayle Ger
ber, Jane Herr, Ellen johnson,
Diana Luginbuhl, Elaine Mas,
Jean Purves and Karen Schmidt.
SOME OF THE WORLDS fin
est tobacco, used as filler" in ci-
,vay,o Ss r,ro,uv, in tba 1yieipity of
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30

THE ENGLISH TRANSLATION
of the name of the great Ohio
born Indian chief of the Shaw
nees, Tecumseh, is IS h 90 ting
star"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD
When TV star Phyllis Kirk learned that
the sponsors had decided not to renew her
regular show this fall, she almost breathed a
sigh of relief.
A strange reaction, you might think. After
all, what could be nicer than rafting of
snappy dialogue once week, decking one
self out in the smallest clothes, basldng in
madcap glory from dawn to dusk - and
getting a queens ransom for the trouble?
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-26
Treat Before You Plant

Treating your winter grain seed
is like insuring your crop, says
George Vapaa, agricultural agent
in Kent County. Treated seed will
out yield non-treated seed under
conditions where seed diseases are
a problem.
During termination and while
the plants are young they are quite
susceptible to attacks by disease.
Smuts, seed rots and the like. take
great number of plants out un-
less the seed is treateds
Chemical treatment destroys or
ganisms on the outside OF the seed
and protects the seed after it is
planted.
Most seed dealers can treat seed
and small machines are available
to farms for home treating, Mr..
Vapaa says.
Loose smut can not be controlled
by normal treatment, it is carried
inside the seed and difficult hot
water treatment is necessary to
destroy the fungus. Certified seed
is your best bet in holding down
loose smut because regulations con-
trolling the production of certified
seed guarantee It's freedom from
any significant amount of this dis
ease.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-26

PENSACOLA, Fla. (FHTNC)-U.
S. Naval Academy Midshipman
second class Howard L. Sipple, Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Sipple,
Sr., of Milford, Del, completed
three weeks of air indoctrination
Sept. 2 at the Naval Air Station.
Pensacola, Fla.
He is one of 800 Naval Academy
juniors to spend a training period
at the Annapolis of the Air" this
summer. Midshipmen were given
100 hours of indoctrination in the
role of aviation as part of the
Navy's fighting team, received rs
hours of flight time in T-34 prop"
trainer, one hour III jet and a
flight in a helicopter.
Representatives of leading air.
craft and missile manufacturers
were on hand to discuss new air.
craft, weapons and future concepts
of aviation.
BYBLOS, Lebanon (FHTNC)-
Charles H, Webb, chief engine
man; USN, son of Mrs. Pearl p.
Webb, of "A Fisher Ave., Milford,
Del, and husband of the. former
Miss Adeline L. Bowden, of Boston,
Mass, serving aboard the attack
transport TSS Chiffon, took part in
training demonstration of u. S.
amphibious and airborne landings,
September 10, for senior officers of
the Lebanese Army on the beaches
Of Byblos, Lebanon.
The landings were executed with
200 U. S. Marines, ships of the
u. S. Sixth Fleets Amphibious
Force, and by U. S. Army para
troopers who were dropped inland
by helicopters.
After the invading forces" had
captured" the Byblos seaport, all
hands were given a conducted tour
of the nearby historic ruins. oc-
cupied in the past by the Ancient
Phoenicians, the Soldiers of .Alexf
ander the Great. and the Crusaders.