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pose them very large. Thi!
seems to be Of little momen'
though since the statement o
the Bishops. Those who are
against Right to Work law.
have all the best of it in quoting
authority.
There are some who WoulC
question the right of the Bish
ops to speak Oh a matter which
they think outside the scope o.
the Bishops authority. We dom
need to get into this for the
Times carried an article on it:
editorial page in the last edi
ton on this very point.
The article quotes at length
from the Holy Father and {
short paragraph of his, summar
ICES his thought. Many and ser
ious are the problems in the so
cial field whether they be
merely social or socio-political
they pertain to the moral order
are of concern to conscience
and the salvation of man.
Thus they cannot be declsr.
I'D outside the authority and
care of the Church.
The Bishops were on good
solid ground in issuing the
settlement and those
who would see them acting
outside their proper field and
authority have this statement
Of the Holy Father TO contend
with.
At least one of the priests in
the group mentioned above may
have done a disservice by ex'
pressing reservations about
Christians belonging to what he
terms secularistic unions.
AS far as Catholic thinking is
concerned he is a voice crying
in the wilderness, worried about
an imaginary evil which the rest
of the Church has never seen.
The statement of the Bishops of
Ohio does not even touch on this
point.
We mention it only because
we have heard it given as a rea-
son in support Of the proposed
amendment. Besides this, we
have the teaching of the Church
in the encyclicals and the law
of our land which gives guaran-
tees to the existence and effec-
tive operation of unions.
There is point about
Right TO Work laws which dis
tvrbs many. Such laws would
be unwise in their opinion in
THAT they would have fhe state
intervene in an area Of labor
relations which has tradition
ally been settled by labor and
management working together
in bargaining and negotiation.
The Cleveland Press in an
editorial said this, IF this pro-
posal gets on the ballot, the
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Press expects to oppose it -
First. and most important, labor
relations work out best wher
there's a minimum of govern
ment interference" The Bishop:
said it this way, I'VE believe il
unwise to encourage State inter
vention in this matter, whether
it is in favor of Right to Work
laws or against them"
The state has a definite
role in social and economic
matters, to stop injustice and
TO promote the common good.
1t has been the contention Of
these articles that the union
shop works no injustice on the
worker or society and there
fore should not be prohibited
and that the proposed laws
would not promote the COM
mon good and therefore
should not be encouraged.
State Intervention is uncalleo
for. This should be a compelling
argument for those who think
state intervention has gone toe
far already.
While claiming to do away
with eompuIsion there is a re-
verse form Of eompvlsion the
Right TO Work laws would in
frodvee since they would com-
pei labor and management to
foreso . union shop even if
both wanted ii.
In a case where the union had
the unanimous support of its
membership in asking for the
union shop and management
was willing to grant it, Right
to Work laws would forbid it.
This is . form Of compvlsion
THAT proponents Of the law are
quite willing to have workers
suffer.
A stand on such an important
issue as this should not be based
on ignorance or transformation.
Above are a few of the points
about the law where there have
been misconceptions.
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Youth Notes
|CYCC Conference Set
DennisOn Parish

Delegates from. parishes in the Northern Deanery
will meet for a two day conference in Dennison on May
10 and IL.
High delegates will begin sessions on Saturday and
will be Joined on Sunday BY Young Adults and adults.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-18
DR.. Charles Strub,
Turf Expert, Dies

PASADENA, Calif.-(NC)-
Solemn Requiem Mass for DR..
Charles H. Strub, 70, executive
director of Santa Anita Park and
noted turf and recreation devel.
oper, was offered in st. Philips
church here.
DR.. Strub, who directed the
1889 Golden Age Gate EXPOSE,
ton in San Francisco, was a re-
gent of Loyola University of Los
Angeles; a director of Santa
Teresita Hospital, Duarte, Calf,
and a member of the permanent
sponsoring committee of the
Catholic Youth Organization
here.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-18
Ball Park Donor Dies

KEOKUK, Iowa = NC)- Re
QUEEN Mass for John Tumelty
85, insurance and real estate
broker for more than half a cen.
fury, Who donated a baseball
park to the city of Keokuk, was
offered in st. Francis de Sales
church here. Mr.. Tumelty gave
the ball park to the city as a
memorial to his parents.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-18

Pictured above is the Sacred Heart
tCoshoeton) basketball team which
posted a 1873 record during the recent
season. The squad was runnerup in the
Holiday cage tournament at Dennison.
First row, from left: Steve Hudson,
Dinty Moore, Co-Captain Dick Sksrke,
Mike Kirkbridqe. Dick Unqer; second
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-18

OF Notre Danes 25 returning
football monogram winners -
the men who will form the back.
bone of Coach Terry Brennan's
1858 squad-five are from Ohio.
three from Minnesota. two from
Washington, Illinois and Penn
sylvania, and one each come
from New York. California, In.
diana, Arizona, Louisiana, Mich.
igan. Oklahoma, Iowa, Massa.
chusetts, Wisconsin and Con.
necticut.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-18

St. Charles and Aquinas open
ed their golf season with vic
tories in the Saturday Division
of the High School Golf league
last week.
st. Charles took the measure
of Watterson, 10-6. while Aqui-
mas blanked Eastmoor, 1910.
Bob Bettendorf shot an 81 to
lead st. Charles while Adams
paced Aquinas by firing an 90.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-18

Two of Notre Danes tackles
kept in condition during the
past winter competing in other
sports. Bronko Nagurski, Jr. who
now weighs $50 pounds, was the
heavyweight representative on
the Irish wrestling team. Frank
Geremia was the leading shot
putter on the ND. track team.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-18

IT PAYS TO USE THE
TIMES CLASSIFIEDS
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

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Help Wanted

WANTED - Middle-aged WON
an housekeeper in widower's
home. Must have reference
neat appearance, pleasant dis
] position. Good wages. Lovely
ranch type home, edge of city
Call or write Mr.. Carlton, 441C
lndianola Ave, Columbus IA
Ohio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
CONTINUAL
(Viana de La PrirnAral

Las autoridades sanitarias tam
bien han adoptado p%rovidencias
para evitar epidemiaS, recomen
dando a los habitantes de las zonas
afectadas hervir ell aqua, pues los
suministros Sc hacen en- forma
precaria y Ell elemento podria con-
vertirse en- vehiculo de infeccio-
mes. La Direction de Aeronautica
Civil, entretanto ha alertado a los
photos de aviones fumigadores, pa
ra espolvorear desinfectantes tan
pronto como desciendan las aguas.
Ell movimiento de auxilio a los
damnificados Sc ha eXtendido a
todas las esferas. Ell Presidente de
la Republica, Arturo Frondizi, de-
positara en- Ell Banco Nacional SUI
sueldo correspondence al presen-
tie mes para ayudar a las victimas
de la inundacion, Y simultanea-
mente Sc abri6 una cuenta especial
en- esa institution para recibir to-
das las donaciones. Frondizi tam
bien hizo saber que recibira perso-
nalmente en- la casa del gobierno
todas las donaeiones superiores a
Glen mil pesos.
Embellishments la association
de Fabricantes de Televisores lie
hizo entrega de un cheque por
10000 pesos.
La Association de futbol dono
100000 pesos, y ell ejemplo fue Sc
guido por varios de los clubes de
primera division. En- la exposition
rural argentina, donde Sc inicio la
subasta de los ejemplos premiados,
en- pocas horas Sc r~eunieron mas
de 200.0 900 pesos.
Ell Embajador de Estados Uni
dos, Willard Beaulac, comunico al
Presidente Frondizi que ell gobier-
no de SUI pals ponia a disposition
de las autoridades a~rgentinas todos
los medicamentos y sueros necesa-
rios; ell del Uruguay, Mateo Mar
quez Castro, ofrecio "toda la ayu-
da que Sc estime ~necesaria", en- ell
curse de una entrvista con ell Can.
ciller Florit.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
PRADo ;.
lContinuaci6n Aa Ia nae. 81

Continuation de la pag. 81
de la civilization occidental y ana
di6:
"Al respecto no caben equivo-
cos nj reservas. Peru es una demo-
cracia pacifica pero no n~eutralis-
Ia.
Sc manifesto en- complete acuer-
do con las ultimas d~eclaraciones
del Presidente del Brasil, Jusceli-
no Kubitschek ,sobre ell derecho de
America Latina a ser consultada
y oida cuando Sc trate de directi-
vas de Importance mundial.
Prado tambien Sc pronuncio en-
favor de una revision del interame-
ricanismo en- Ell campo economico,
afirmando que es impostergable.
Dijo que, en- primer termino, debe
procederse q disipar TODD aquello
que de alguna manera perjudique,
no solo la indispensable solidari-
dad de las ~republicas latinoameri-
canas con Estados Unidos, sino
tampien la union f~raternal de los
paises de America Latina entire ST.
Senalo que America Latina ne
costa creditos para ST d~esarrollo,
porque las inversiones de capital
privado extranjero no pueden
abarcar a empresas cuya indole y
preparedness quedan fuera de su
alcance, y tambien necesita estabi-
lidad de mercados y precios para
sus materiaS primas.
FL Primer Mandatario nantes
to que es precise iniciar una re-
suelta politica de ntegraci6n, a
traves de los mercados regionales
para llegar al mercado comun.
Dijo luego que ell diferend0 Ii
mitrofe peruano-ecuatoriano, es
un foco perturhador para ell rea.
juste complete de las relaciones
interamericanas (
Ell presidente hizo un vibrante
llamado, para que Sc cumpla sin
tardanza ell protocolo de Rio de
Janeiro de 1912 suscrito, como ga.
rantes, por Estados Unidos, Bra.
sill, Argentina y Chile, para poner
termino al diferendo de limrites
entire Peru y Ecuador.
Dijo que Peru reclama tai cum
plimiento no solo por indiscutible
derecho, sino porque asi convieer
a la paz, fraterpidad y progreso
econ0mico de la America del Sur.
+. Reitero la necesidad que existe
de poner terminO a la earrera ar,
mamentista entire Peru y Ecuador
por ser ruinosa y esteril para es
toS paises que debieran dedicar sui
r~ecurSos, de esta manera malgas
tados, a fruetiferas empresas d.
beneficio social para sus pueblos"
Sobre la notoria agitacion de 10.
sectores de trabajo, Prado dijo
que los agitadores PROFESSIONALS
cumpliendo consignas extremists
tratan por todos los medios de ha
Ger i%noperantes las resolucione.
dictadas por las autoridades res
pectivas, para resolver los conflic
tos entire Ell capital y Ell trabajo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
e.. W.


EE. UU....
(Viene de Ia primera)
dos firmaron aver una declaration
conjunta con Gran Bretaha, Tur-
quia, Iran y Pakistan, prometiendo
apoyo para su seguridad y defen-
sa.
Ell S~ecretario de Estado, John
Foster Dulles, firm5 la declaration
solo despues que mantuvo dos
conversaciones t~elefonicas con Ell
Presidente Eisenhower, quien hi
70 10 que en- circulos autorizados
Sc califica de Constructive suges-
tones" para ciertos cambios en- la
declaration.
En- ~circulos autorizados Sc dice
que la firma del documento signi-
flea que los Estados Unidos, Sc han
convertible en- miembro pleno de la
ALBANIA, aunque en- realidad no
han firmado aun nj ratificado Ell
Pacto de Bagdad. =
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30

IBEROAMERlcA en
DIN l EOI0
(viene de Ia primeral

SUI vicepresidente es, el DR.. Ned r.
Ellis, de Estados Unidos.
Preside la tercera comision ell DIR.
Mario Conrejo Merino, de Chile, y
tiene dos vicepresidentes: Ell DR..
Linton T. McDonnough, de Jamai-
ca, y ell DR.. Jorge Castaneda Pa
ganini, de Guatemala. Esta conf
sion Sc ocupa de la lucha contra
las intermediates parasitarias que
afectan al ganado.
Los paises Representatives en- la
reunion son Argentina, Canada,
Chile, Colombia, Costa RIGA, Cuba,
FL Salvador, Estados Unidos, Fill.
pinas, Guatemala, Haiti Panama,
Paraguay, PERT, RENO Undo, Re.
publica Dominicana, Surinan y
Venezuela.
La primera reunion Sc efectuo
en- Costa Rica, en- 1850; la segunda
en- Brasil, en- 1852, y la tercera en-
Argentina, en- 1855.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
PRESIDIRAN DELEGACIONES
PERUANAS

BOGOTA, CUPID Ell vicepresi-
dente del Peru, Carlos Moreira y
Paz Soldan, y Ell canciller ecuato-
riano, Carlos Tovar Zaldumbide,
presidiran las d~elegaciones extra
ordinarias de sus paises a la toma
de possession del p%residente clecto,
Alberto Lleras Camargo.
La ceremonial, que Sc llevara a
cabo ell proximo siete de agosto,
dara ell poder al primer presidente
civil que tiene Ell pals en- los ulti-
mos cinco amos. Espaha design6
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
DIARI0 Las AMERICAS Pdg. 9

jos del satellite sustrayendose a
la attraction de la gravedad.
Sin embargo los que trabajan
en- ell proyecto seialan que SO
darian Dor s~atisfechos, 81 Ell CO.
hete llegara a pasar a unOs 100,-
900 Kilometres de la luna, por la
experienced que con clio adqui-
ririan para ianzamientos futures
mas precisos.
81 Ell cohete entrara en- 0rbita
alrededor de la luna, podria ser
visto unicamente por los telesco-
pios de mayor potencia de Ia
terra, pero sus senales electro
nicas serian facilmente percep-
tibles
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
NOTAS SOcIALES
Viene de Ia PAgina -
Completeness

Hoy celebra un nuevo ano de vi
da ell precioso nino Miguel Miriam
da hijo del senior Miguel Miranda
y sonora, Elda de Miranda, MEM
bros apreciados de nuestra colonia
Guiana residente en- esta ciudad.
LIE enviamos nuestras mas caras
felicitaciCnes, que tambien hace-
mos extensivas a sus amantisimos
padres, y lie deseamos una prolon-
gada y prospera existencia.
Nuestros parablenes para la gen.
til dana sonora Digna Salazar de
SantiesteDan, esposa del senior Re
ne Santiesteban, con motive de la
grata celebration del a~niversario
de SUI natalicio en- ell dia de aver.
I'm calido saludo para ell estima-
do caballero senior John O. Rich.
ter quien celebro aver la grata oca-
sion de su cumpleanos y nuestros
votos sinceros por SUI bienestar
personal.
Cumpleaios
Nos complace felicitar c~alurosa.
mente al .%apreciadc caballero Sc
nor Roy M. Swain con motive de
la grata celebration de SUI cum
pleanos en- ell dia de aver y apro-
vechamos la OCCASION para desear-
lie muchos amos mas de vida.
Nos es grato enviar un saludo
muy especial al estimado caballe-
70 cubano senior Eduardo Corri-
pic quien celebr6 en- ell dia de
aver un nuevo aniversario de su
natalicio.
En- ell dia de aver celebro la gra-
ia OCCASION de su cumpleafos la
preciosa nina Virginia Mendez, hija
de la gentil pareja tornado por Ell
senior Luis Mendez y sonora. Zoi.
la Rodriguez de Mendez, y aunque
algo tarde nos complace felicitar-
la carinosamente y desearle lar
COS amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30

en- que lugar Sc encontraba. Entonces atac6 Ia
turba.
Ell cadaver de Nuri fue arrastrado por las
GALES, tres dias despues del golpe. I'm f~ot6grafo
periodistico professional sinti6 nauseas cusndo
vic algunas de las fotografias de 10 que la turba
hizo a Nuri. No lie ~cortaron los pies, pero lie hi
cieron, en- cambio, Ell insulto maxine del mundo
musulman: ~colocarle los zapatos en- Ell pecho, q
10 que quedaba del mismo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
COMPRARAN LECHE
SEGA

WASHINGTON, (UPI)- Ell De-
partamento de Agriculture anun-
clio que sc han otorgado autoriza-
clones al Peru para financiar la
compra, a proveedores norteame-
ricanos de leche SEGA ~desgrasada,
por valor de "a, 100 d6lares y grasa
anhidra de leche, por valor de A..
600 dolares. Peru pagara esas COM
pras en- soles.
MENSAJE DE IKE A PERU
WASHINGTON, (UPD- FL Pre-
sidente Eisenhower envio aver un
mensaje de felicitaci6n al primer
mandatario del Peru, DR.. Manuel
Prado, con motive de celebrarse Ell
dia de la independence de esa re-
publica sudamericana.
Ell mensaje cablegrafico decia:
"Me complace expresar a vuestra
excelencia y al pueblo del PERU las
calidas felicitaciones y mejores de-
secs del pueblo de Estados Unidos
en- este aniversario de la indepen-
dencia del PERU"
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
LANzAMIENTO
(viene de la Primera)

NVIene de Ia PrTmefa)
attraction de la luna 10 haria
circular entonces alrededor de
esta.
Ell experimerto seria I'm EXT
to, 81 Ia etapa final del cohets
pudiera regresar hacia la TERRA
despues de circular alrededor de
la luna, con 10 que habria DIES.
critic ana 6rbita en- forma de
Ocho.
I'm error de unos segundos al
e%fectuar Ell lanzamiento, podria
hace que ell cohete cayera en- la
luna, o cue pasara demasiado le.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
MINISTRO MEXICANO
VISTA CENTRAL ATOMICA

LONDRES, (UPI)-EI doctor
Gilberto Logo, Ministro de Econo-
mia de Mexico, paso gran parte del
dia de aver en- la gigatnesca Cen
trail Atomica de E%lectricidad, de
Calder Hall, en- Cumberland. ALI
almorzo con los directories.
Mas tarde parti6 en- tren para
Chester, donde visitara las acerias
de Pohn Summers and Sons, situa
das en- Shotton.
Al Negar anoche a Chester, fue
agasajado con una comids por Sir
Godfrey Summers, director de la
firma Summers.
Otros miembros del grupo mexi-
cano, que componen is personas,
visitaron empresas industriales v
comerciales en las que estaban es-
pecialmente interesados.
VISITARAN VARIOS PASSES
BOGOTA, (UPI)-El Em~bajador
de Colombia en- Estados Unidos,
Jose Gutierrez Gomez, y ell geren-
tie de la Federation de Cafeteros,
Arturo Gomez Jaramillo, Sc prcpa-
ran para visitar varios paises Iati-
noamericanos, que no Sc hicieron
representa- en- las actuales confe-
rencias sobre ell grano que Sc desa-
rrollan en- Washington.
Los dos primeros paises que visi-
taran seran Panama y Venezuela y
probablemente incluyan otros mas
en- SUI gira, que tiene por obieto
%consolidar ell acuerdo a que llega.
ron los grandes productores lati-
noamericanos del grano.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
DR.. ACTIVO
EN- Ell SALVADOR

SAN SALVADOR, (UPD- Ell
doctor Milton Eisenhower, hernia
no del PreSidente de Estados Uni
dos y enviado en- mission especial
por este a la America Central, Sc
e%ntreviSto aver por la malana con
ell Ministro de Cultura, con Ell Rec
tor de la Universidad y con los de-
canos de las diversas facultades de
la misma.
A las 10, visito al Ministro de Re-
laciones Exteriores, en- SUI despacho
de la Cancilleria.
De 1880 a II asisti6 a una cere-
monia Ell la escuela militar, en-
que hizo entrega de una bandera
de Estados Unidos.
Ell Secretario General de la Or
g%anizaci6n de los Estados Centric
americanos ofreci6 I'm almuerzo a
Eisenhower y sus acompahantes.
Entire 2,30 y tres de la tarde, tn.
vo varias entrevistas y de cuatro a
sels aslstlo a una conferencia.
A las $50 hizo una vista al pre.
sidente de la republica en- la casa
de gobierno.
A las nueve de la noche, Ell pri.
mer m~andatario lie ofreci6 una co.
mida en- Ell Country Club, a la que
siguio una reception que dur6 has.
ia medianoche.
Antenoche, Ell embajador norte
americana lie ofreci6 una reception
en- la embajada, a la cual asistieron
ell Presidente de la Republica, atlas
autoridades civiles y militares, el
cuerpo diplomatico, eclesiasticas
Judiciales, representatives obreros
Y directories de diarios. ,
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30

COMO 49,.
(Viene de la Pagina DOS)
que Feisal. 'Pero media bora despues que los
rebeldes tomaron Ell Palacio por asalto, Sc VIC Ell
cadaver desnudo del ex regente, seccionados los
pies, a la rastra de una turba por la Gale prin-
cipal de Bagdad.
Nuri Es-Said escape, pero fue capturado. La
version Official es que estaba disfrazado de mujer
y que una mujer revel6 al Ministerio de Defensa
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
C~ONDECORAN JUNTA
MILITAR

CARACAS, (UPI)-La Junta de
gobierno, acord6 conferir Ell collar
de la Orden del Libertador, a los
miembros de la Junta Militar de
gobierno de Colombia.
Ell anuncio aparecio anoche en-
la Gaceta Official.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30

como jefe de SUI mission especial
al Marques, Torcuato Luca de Te-
ma, director del periodico "ABC".
The Supai weekly news., 1958-03-05

If yea ~~nt &c buy any beautiful
ouirts come over to Collins house and
look at the onas Nee prt9soy made.
Gree Nersh@l1 an3 Pc sy Eu.ter san6
duet for Ch1rc2 asst Sunday. Their Will
be spaci al music MT Sunday SO core on
an7 listen.
If you have anything raaSy to sell the
touri ts put 10 ? sian and notice in
this paper!
"Co ton all" cot his first hair cut to-
day.
The Theodore Roos welt Board ms School
NEWSLETTER which was received hare by
Lloyd HAnae, said: 1.-THE girls have played
two games The afternoon Of February l
the McTary Girls played here end Wa won
25 to 21. The mkt week nd our eir1s
went to WipsloW to clay q return game. We
lost that one 25 to IL. The Girls who make
un the squas are 31vire Cooney, Sylvia
Hemidreek De1ori9 linus, end ......"
The biz time for the juni or hieh
team was their annual trip to the tourn-
anent 1T Parker. Aaain this year our boys
won the trophy for sror tsmanshir and won
one game too. The boys on tha squad pra
Ere .7ie goidraez, I me- Nane "A "a, ......'
1hanks 20 to Virgiria for bring -ng in this
interest 5ng news. VIVA IS the matter with
you parents an relatives7 Why don't you
give US news fer cur Supai newspap err
David Jones was . uck4d off his hors7 when
h4 Was haul ine lu~bar up from the Fal1s
araa yesterday. He landed riaht in
bed Of cactus an7 he had to take off his
clothes and pick end pull the stickars
out. Poor David!
Ray end Elizabeth UQua11a have been very
busy to7ay c1eanine irrigetion ditchas.
Notice! If any Of you want to buy fruit
trees please cone over End talk to MIR.
Collins end give him your money and a list
Of the kind you need!
The Supai weekly news., 1958-03-05

Page 2--Ne~s-Ne~, s, 1sss
Ralph Paya and Rayn nd Puteeoy hrve been
clearing and ploWing some Land over by
Horse Trail Canyon.
Some Of the alfalfa fie16s ere growing fast
and looking mighty pretty and green.
Lucky runs away from virginias S house to
visit his fri end, Amelia.
In about two weeks tourists will be coming
into our Valley in big numb bars.. Reed Wat
ahonigie, Tourist Manaeer, is asking all
the packers to get heir horses and saddles
and other equi pEent ready for big year.
Florence Marshall, Store Manager, is going
to get in an order for the visitors. The
rest Of US need to be cleaning our places
planting etc.
Notice
The Band wi Il meet at Mrs. Collins h use
today at pm. for practice. Anyone WHO
has IN instrument wants to get one ard
play is welcona. Elizabeth Uqual1a played
her synphonet and Martha her chimes for
Church last Sund ay.
Jack Jones is starting to work on his house
again. Mark Hanna is 1aying the stones
for him. Mark says he works five Gays a
week and half Of each cay.
Slpai Bible Mission
Church and S. S...,...1o l'cl ock. Sunday
Hymn Sing. 4 ?. M.... Sunday
Bibla Club ......lO o'c1 ock. Tuesday
and THURSDAY
Prayer Maatines. ...3 .N.---Toren and Men
meet in diff @rent
groups.
Teecher'e Training CLASSIFY P.M.--Fri.
Attenti On, Ladies! Have you ben miss
ing the Wednas ay afternoon Bible Study
Group and Prayer N7eting7 W. have been
haking GOOD time together, study:n in
portant thines that Gcd has told US in ii
Wora. Try not to nj SIS it next week. ALL
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-16
HUMANE METHOD

VICTORIA - up = Humane
harpooning of whales is sought by
the Humane Society here, which
urges the use of electric instead of
explosive-laden harpoons.