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Babe Herman, Brown, Wanneke y Duocher ss Candiddtos-Le city
Gomez no puede fatar.-Pepper Martin.
Por OSCAR FRALEY, de Ia up

ustedes recordaran cuantas veces
los Dodgers desearon que otro
team 10 tuviera. Pero nunca hubo
un momento tranquilo mientras
Babe estuvo por ahi, e%specialmen-
tie en- la tercera esquina, en donde
en- varias ocasiones 'llego" para
desdicha de SUI companero que va
estaba ALI. Pero ell Babe merece
estar en- Coperstown, aunque, sea
por la respuesta que lie dio al ven
dedor de encyclopedias que trato
de venderle I'm juego para III hi
jo.
"No me hace falta, SUI "veloci-
pedo" trabaja bien".
Considere a Mace Brown, I'm
fresco en- mi memoria. Durante la
Serie Mundial de 1916 contra los
Cardenales, Mace vino del bullpen
de los Red Sox para yer 81 contenia
I'm rally de los Pajaros Rojos, en-
I'm juego en- que establecieron una
marca para ell clasico otonal. Qua
tro lanzamientos hizo y cuatro bo-
las fueron a dar contra las cercas.
Mace fue relevado. Al entrar en-
ell cuarto de vestir Sc lie pregunto:
"ILo dominaste?".
La respuesta de Mace es algo
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Usurdn SiIIus
InfieIders de
Puerto Rico

SAN JUAN, enero 9 (United),
-Segun ell diario Gel Mundo", DIES.
de aver jueves, los jardineros de
la novena Santurce cuentan con
sillas para descansar cuando no
esten en- accion, por supuesto.
Ell extrano anuncio determine
la correspondence averiguacion y
Sc lego a la conclusion de que Sc
trata al parecer, de una t%riquinue.
la para atraer publico o la no,
vedad, pues ell estadio ha estado
cast vacio durante los anteriores
encuentros de Santurce.
Entire tanto, Vic Power, astro
de las Grandes Ligas de Estadoa
Unidos, fue suspendido hasta el
Is de febrero por su disputa con
con ell juez Jim Walch. Els ell Sc.
gundo jugador ash castigado por Ell
Presidente de la Liga Puertorri-
quena, Carlos Garcia De la Noceda,
quien explic6 que procedia energi-
camente "por ell bien de la Liga".
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico. enero
10 (UP)-Juan Pizarroeno alcanz6
SUI mejor forma, pero logo SUI
undecimo triunfo de la temporada
cuando Mike Goliat conecto I'm no.
me run en- ell decline inning para
,dar al Caguas la victoria sobre Ell
S%anturce, que ocupa ell primer
lugar de la Liga de Baseball de
Puerto Rico, por cinco carreras =
cuatro.
Caguas -. col 600 1O2 is 10 /
Santurce 200 101 900 GA 9
Baterias: Pizarro (11,5) y Rivera;
Fricano $3.50 Y Thomas.
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Veterano Cronista S%e|ecciona Players
de Co|orido para e| Hall de Ia FAM"

NUEVA YORK, enero 10. -
(United). - Los cronistas de base
ball estan votando en- estos dias
por diez senores para ell Hall de la
Fama, y, estando en- contra de
tanta reserva como en- la election
del Jugador Mas Valioso, ell Viejo
Oscar va a hacer sus selecciones
en- publico.
Todo ell mundo va a estar de
acuerdo con ell Viejo Oscar. Pues
debido a que soy I'm hombre muy
famoso (ejem.) y m%erecedor de ser
inscrito en- Coperstown, son mu-
chos los que me tienen envidia
(especialmente los cobradores).
Pero estos son los senores por
quienes vote y, en- case de que
listed no Sc recuerde que fueron
peloteros, siga leyendo que 20 Sc 10
recordare:
Babe Herman, Mace Brown,
Frenchy Bordagaray, Lon Warne-
Ike, Moe Berg, Lefty Gomez, Pep
per Martin, George S%tirnweiss, Ru-
dy York y Leo Durocher.
Me luce, que hay mucho acento
en- enviar al Hall de la Fama a
senores que pueden batear, correr
y tirar. Personalmente, p~refiero
algunas palpitaciones en- vez de
pennants. Ademas, despues no me
piden passes para la Serie Mum
dial.
BABY HERMAN
Tome a Herman por ejemplo y
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.. Hon1enajearon
a Fred Haney

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf. Enc
10 CUP - Fred Haney, manager
de los Braves de Milwaukee, fue ell
invitado de honor en- un banque,
te que Sc lie ofrecio en- I'm hotel
hotel local.
Entire los invitados figuraban
Walter O'Malley, Ty Cobb, Casey
Stengel, Wahoo Sam Crawford,
Del Webb, Chuck Dresser, Del
Crandall y Leo Durocher.
Ell maestro de ceremonies fue
George JesSel.
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"5Como es que alguien pueda
disputarle ell ser ell Jugador Mas
Valioso? Cuando Mickey actua, So
mos I'm team distinto. Y IS mi i'm
preston que Ell premio debe If a un
jugador cuyo equipo game ell pen
nat. lQuien es entonces Ell mas
~valioso?"
Muchos piensan que Ted Wi
Hams fue "robado" en- la vota-
ci6n, cuando fue superado por
Mantle porque dos votantes colo
caron a la estrella de los Red Sox
noveno y decimo en- sus boletas.
Hay otros que piensan que Nc
Dougald fue tambien "robado'.
"No puedo admitir ESQ.,, dijo ell
modesto McDougald. Mantle es
nuestro hombre grande y no dejen
que nadie lie olga algo distinto."
Entonces sus pensamientos vol
vieron a los Braves, al yer como
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;Que Sc Hizo de
Jesse Huines?
Por la United Press


Los CardenaleS del st. Louis
ganaron SUI primer pennant en-
1925 con Jesse Pop" Haines, en-
los Pajaros Rojos, uno de sus
estelares del box. En- la Serie
Mundial contra los Yankees, los
Cardenales superaron a los or.
gullosos newyorkinos por ell cam.
peonatO mundial. Haines gan6
dos de los cuatro encuentros.
En- sus IL amos en- las Mayores
gano 210 juegos y perdio Is con
su famosa knuckler, ganaDdo tres
veces 20 o mas desafios.
5Que sucedi6 a Jesse Haines?
Hoy, a los Ga amos de edad, es
auditor del Condado de Mont.
gomery: Ohio y ell 20 de enero
regresara a St. Louis para ell
bapquete del so aniversario de la
Association de Cronistas de Ba.
seball de St. Louis.
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Gil McDougaId Expresa Admiration Por
Los Aquerridos Braves" Del Milwaukee

"Estuve realmente dichoso de
poder tener una campafa complete
sin lesiones'', insistio. "No Sc Guam.
tos amos mas podre iugar, pero
solo tengo una ambicion."
"Lo dnico que deseo", dijo Sc.
nalando a la pantalla vacia, "es
volver a enfrentarme a estos seno.
res de nuevo en- una Serie Nun.
dial. Esta vez la cosa sera diferen.
tie y ESQ ellos 10 saben". :
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Ash que amigos lectores, esta
noche luce una buena inversion,
poner algunos de nuestros ahorros
a las manos y la costa de QUA
RITA y esperamos que todos los
que asf 10 hagan regresen a SUI
casa "ricos" y contentos. Como
dicen los cuentos que leiamos de
nino: "y fueron felices.. No 10
olviden, nos vemos esta noche a
las 7:30 pm. en- la Avenida 81 y
Gale 36, en- ell "Palacio de las
Emociones y los Critics., ell MIA
MI FRONTON JAI-ALAI idonde
hasta perder, es muchas veces I'm
placer!
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dijo Ell torpedero de los Yankees
mientras Observable las peliculas
oficiales de la pasada Serie Mum
dial, en- la cual los Braves humi-
llaron a los Yankees. "Jugamos
muy NAL en- ese s6ptimo juego".
Entonces, al salir en- la pantalla
la figura de Mantle, la voz de GIL
Sc escuch6 en- la oscuridad.
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"Piratas" Corren Riesgo de
Quedarse Sin Ted K|uszewski
10 haesn en- IN esuerzo pr aYudar al departamento de smuggling
Buena combination de dobIe plays.

WOODLYN, Pa, enero 10 (UP)
-Corremos ell gran riesgo en- tener
q Ted Kluszewski, pero 10 hicimos
en- I'm ~esfuerzo por tener a alguien
que pueda ayudar a Frank Thomas
en- Ell departamento de sluggins.
Sabemos que corremos un rieSgo
m pensar que Klu pueda recuperar
Ia habilidad que una vez tuvo. 81
puede recuperarse a 10 que fue o
en- algo parecido, creo que esta'
remos mucho mejor. Ell ano pasado
tuvimos muchos sencillos, pero To-
falt6 ell abtazo de largo metraje.
En- la campana pasada nuestro
pitching fue fuertea pero pequeho.
Tuvimos tres lanzadores capaces de
ser comparados con los tres mejo-
res de cualquier team en- Ron
Kline, Bob Friend y Vern Law.
Pero nuestra gran debilidad, des-
de ell punto de vista de pitching,
fue la falta de IN buen zurdo.
I'm senior que debe ser obser-
vado es R. C. Smith, quien hizo
que muchos abrieran los ojos de
sorpresa en- los ultimos cuatro jue'
Cos de la campana de 1856. Perdi6
un desafio 81 y gan6 otro tam
bien 81. Lanz6 otros dos buenos
juegos y creo que estara listo para
ocupar un puesto regular este ano.
Los Piratas tambien tienen tres
hombres que vienen del Hollywood
que deben ayudar mucho, Red
Whit, Benny Daniels y Curt Ray
don, todos ellos derechos. Estos
son jovenes que tran muy duro.
BUENA COMBINATION
Tambien reclamamos a Johnny
Powers del Columbus y Ell nos debe
ayudar mucho en- la ofensiva. Pogo
20 jonrones en- la pasada campana
. impulse cast 100 carreras.
Creemos que esta listo para las
Mayores y no Sc s%orprendan 81 es
un buen regular.
Alrededor de la segunda base,
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NUEVA YORK, enero 10 (UP)
Gil McDougald no tiene mas
que admiration para los Braves
de Milwaukee, campeones mum
diales, y la selection de su com
pafero Mickey Mantle como ell Jul
gador Mas Valioso de la Liga Anne
ricana.
mo creo que vamos a ganarla",
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Considera que Mantle tene tOdos los meritos para M designation
como player mas vdIoso de Ia Liza.

estos CANADIAN la Serie Mundial
a los Yankees.
"Miren 10 tranquilo que juegan".
dijo. "Pensamos que teniamos ven
taja sobre ellos porque nunca ha-
bian actuado en- una Serie. Pero
cualquiera puede yer que ellos no
estaban presionados. Jugaron como
81 lutheran actuado en- una Serie
Mundial todos los dias durante la
campana".
Ell resultado en- la pantalla era
ell esperado. Y despues que los
Braves obtuvieron SUI triunfo las
luces, Gil Sc levanto y Sc estir6.
de vueIta a las minas", dijo
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-11

PISTON LMENDIVE forman una de las parejas mas completes
del MIAMI FRONTON JAIALAI. Piston I fue dmante muchos
amos uno de los mejores delanteros del mundo, smo ell MEJOR,
y todavfa es uno de los tres mejores deEanteros del FR0NTON DE
LA GALE SO. Mendive es muy consstente, SECURE de reeves y de
rebote Y con una "media pared" que produce estragos en- los de.
lanteros contrariOs. Esta temporada, al igual que en- anteriores,
estos dos Eases de la pelota vasca han cosechado muchos triunfos
Y aplausos FELICIDADES!
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digo que los Piratas son tan fuer.
ties como ell mejor del circuito.
En- ell short y la segunda tenemos
a Dick Groat y Bill Mazerowski.
En- mi opinion y no me importa
10 que digan los otros managers
estos dos pueden ganar tantos jue-
COS como cualquier otra combina-
cion de double play en- c~ualquier
Liga. Esto es, defensivamente.
En- ell center, tenemos ell segundo
mejor hombre defensive de la Liga.
Tengo que admitir que Willie Mays
de los Gigantes, es ell numero uno,
pero estimo que Billy Virdon es
solo segundo de el por muy POGO
y esta por delante de los demas.
Tras ell plato tenemos a Hank
Foiles, quien fue 10 suficiente-
mente bueno para formar parte
del team All-Star de la Liga Ma
cional ell ano pasado. Fue una Sc
leccion sorprendente para los ia.
naticos, pero no para los managers
en- ell circuito. Foiles es I'm receptor
numero uno.
VERSATILIDAD
La nota de los Piratas este aho
sera SUI versatilidad. Tengo jugado-
res que puedo mover y pienso ha'
cerlo. Thomas puede jugar tres po-
siciones; Gene Freese juega terce-
ra y ell outfield; Bob Skinner pue-
de actuar en- la primera y ell out
field. Con estos senores puedo ha-
Ger cambios y los hare durante la
campana. d.
Los primeros cuatro % cinco-
equipos en- nuestra Liga van a ser
duros de veneer. Tienen buen pit
ching y buen batting. 81 los Reds
fortalecen SUI staff de lanzadores,
creo que tendre que senalarlos
para ganar.
No sc en- d6nde finalizaran los
Piratas, pero daremos muchos pro-
blemas. Y espero que ESQ sirva
para que nuestro team haga mucho
! dinero.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-03-06
BLUFFTON LOCALS

March History: Florida became a
state March 3, 1876; Maine, March
Is, 1920; Nebraska, like Ohio, came
into the Union on March ], but in
1887 (you remember Ohio came in
in 1909; Vermont joined March 3,
1891. The Republic OF Texas was de-
clared March 2, 1893. The first Con-
tinental Congress was held March 4,
1888. The Russian revolution was
started March II, 1917.
Mr.. Dwight Campbell of Rockport
says, Spring must surely be just over
the next rail fence" for he has seen
several large flocks Of robins these
past several weeks.
In a recent trip TO Florida, Dean
and Mrs. N. E. Byers of Decatur,
Georgia, called on Ralph Page, who
is Dean of the College of Liberal
Arts, University of Florida, Gaines
vile. They also met Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Locher at Lake Worth. Oliver
is the executive vice president of the
newly organized Commerce National
Bank.
Recent copies of the New Yorker
have been advising people to attend
the Blue Angel where Phyllis Diller
"a wisp of girl with a clever line"
is to be met They also called her
an intellectual nit-wit."
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j.
Sratton entertained the following
members of Mr. Sratton's family
Mrs. j. j. Suffer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Sratton, Mr.. Orton Stratton
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Sratton and
family.
Mrs. Sidney Hauenstein spent the
week end in Ann Arbor, Michigan,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Hauenstein.
On Monday evening she attended a
concert in Detroit to commemorate
the Tri-centennial of the birth of An
tome de las Mothe Cadillac, who
Founded Detroit in 1701. The guests
of honor were the French ambassador
his excellency Monsieur Herve Alph-
and, and Monsieur Adrian Alary,
Mayor of de Castelsarrasin, France,
where Cadillac was born, and Mon
sieur George Doustin, Mayor of de
st. Nicholas de las Grave, France,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-03-06
Bluffton UF Leader
Describes System
At Pandora Meeting

The spectacular success of Bluff
tons first United Fund campaign of
last fall was recounted last week by
William Edwards, president of the
Bluffton-Richland United Fund, be-
fore group of Pandora and Gilboa
civic leaders who are interested in
organizing a UF in that community
Mr.. Edwards explained how the
Bluffton area conducted its survey to
determine that most residents of the
township wanted a United Fund He
also explained the operation of the
Bluffton organization whereby the
health organizations and groups suoh
as Boy and Girl Scouts, Salvation
Army and CROP receive their share
of the fund raised by single drive
The group, which met in the school
library at Pandora, numbered 30 per-
sons. 1t was decided to appoint
steering committee. The following
were appointed: Elmer BURY, John
Styer, Robert Reese, Charles Buehr-
er, Milford Haas, Mrs. Walter Stein
er and Mrs. Carl Wehrly. From the
Gilboa community the following will
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where Cadillac is buried. The pro-
gram was music by French compos-
ers, and was given by the Baroque
Trio, and Woodwind Quintet of the
University Of Michigan. Nelson is
member of both groups
Diller ambulance removal - Mrs.
d. j. Basinger from her home in
Richland Township to the Lima Me-
mortal hospital.
Charles B. Conway, Washington,
DC. died Friday at the age of So. Mr..
Conway is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
A. Conway of Az Washington Ave,
Eustis, Florida. His body was shipped
to Eustis for funeral services and
burial which were held Tuesday. Mrs.
c. D. Fisher, Pandora is an aunt of
Mr.. Conway.
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PAGE FIVE

unit, ii was learned this week He will
be stauoned there for the next year
as personnel specialist.
A 1855 graduate of Beaverdam high
school, he enlisted in the army in
February, 1856. He received his basic
training at Ft Leonard Wood, Mis-
souri, and has been stationed at Ft.
Bliss, Texas, for the past year and a
half.
His address is: Sp-3 Gary McCarty,
RA 15555409, HQ Btry., $50 FA. BN.,
APO 1T, New York, New York.
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Personal Tax Men
Due Here March 1919

Representatives of County Auditor
Russell L. Hires office and County
Treasurer Ray. w. Barnett's office
will be at the Citizens National aBnk
III Bluffton Tuesday and Wednesday,
March IS and 19 for the collection of
personal property taxes.
Payments may he made to the
representatives, and the deadline for
payment of the tax is April &c. A
penalty amounting to one-half per
cent per month of the chargeable tax
is assessed after the deadline date.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-03-06
COLLEGE CHOIR TRIP

The Bluffton college cappella
choir will make "a brief weekend trip
TO southern Ohio, singing at churches
in Trenton, Dayton and Trotwood on
Sunday. The choir will also present a
program at Trotwood high school on
Monday morning.
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serve: GLADDEN. Steinman, James
Pierman and Mrs. Carl Phillips. The
committee was to meet Tuesday at
the Pandora City Building, TO make
plans for the survey.
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IN MMoRhAM/
CARD OE THANKS

We want to thank all those who
were so kind to us at the time Of the
loss of our sister, Mrs. Pearl H.
Donoghue, our friends, relatives and
neighbors for their expressions of
sympathy and especially the Rev.
Ernest Bigelow and the pallbearers.
Brothers and Sister
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-03-06
Beaverdam Soldier
Stationed In Germany

Sp-3 Gary McCarty, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd McCarty, Rt. 2, has
arrived in Germany with his army
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THE COMMUNITY MARKET PLACE
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Phone Bluffton 137W Deadline $3.50 A. M. Wednesdays
PRopERTYFo SALE
Z A FARM OR HOME
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ULTRA MODERN ranch home in
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includes one acre of land, S12, 800 90.
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DUPLEX, can be used as family
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THREE BEDROOM home and gar
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garage attached, $4,000.
FIVE ROOM, semi-modern house, in
good condition in Mt. Cory. Full bath,
nice cupboards, garage attached.
priced reasonable.
|160 ACRES six miles from Bluffton.
5000 per acre. :.
so ACRES near Bluffton, excellent
location, good soil, modern.
INCOME BUILDING in Bluffton
HOUSES in Pandora, Ottawa, Co
lumbus Grove and Mt. Cory. !.
NEED farms in Bluffton School
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efficient service.
Financing Available. -
Charles S. Reese, Realtor
Pandora, Ohio Phone 1901
Mrs. William Garmatter, Salesman
Bluffton, Ohio Phone 637-R
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HELP WANTED

WANTED: High school boy or girl
to run errands and help in seed store
after school and Saturdays through
Nay 81. Inquire Herr Gardens.
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED: Top grades alfalfa,
clover, timothy and clover mixed.
Art Callari Hay Co., Upper San
dusky, Ohio. If
OLD COTTON CLOTHING, suit
able for washing presses. Must be
clean and lint-free. 10c per pound.
Bluffton News Prtg and Pub. Co.
WANTED: Old drop leaf walnut
table and doughbox. Phone 4216 Pam
dora.
ONE SET BUNK BEDS complete.
Call 508-W.
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WANTED TO RENT

!. A HOUSE in or near Bluffton or
Beaverdam, before April 1st. Call
Bluffton STAT.
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Comet end inspect this ate-meleI 3-bedroom
home with aipminum siding. beavHfd interior finish
modern kitchen good size basened It's exeeIIentIy
located sp acre Of eroundlvsf south of the city
limits. So south an Maia,nssf I'll you see our sign.
\Wewil be there soshowato6 around.
Riehord j Boehr. Salesman
BlufFfon Phone $3.50
Arthur w. Gnog. ReoIfor
Limo. Ohio Phone WY 1927
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FOR SALE-STOCK

20 BIG SHROP EWES to lamb 1st
of April, S22 per head. Dana Math-
ewson.
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NOTICE
A Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Contract

A Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Contract
is an attractive investment at any age
or plan, BUT, young men under 40
may actually provide $4,000 of in
surance for themselves and their fam
lilies for period of 20 years without
a "cost charge
LET ME SHOW YOU
WV A. C. BURCKY
139 Grove Street Bluffton
FREES nice puppies. Call 452-Y
Donald Balmer.
]. THINKING ABOUT PAINTING
this spring? p Come III and let US help
you with your painting problems; We
carry the Super Kemtone and kem-
glo line, and also Hanna's. Try "Scat"
for removing varnish and paint.
Waltermire's. 49, - ~
WANTED-Smart farmers who en-
10Y doing it the easy way-all you do
is sit and spray. Nu-Gro liquid fertili-
ger and Arcadian Nitrogen solution.
Emmett Augsburger 550-R.
y MORE FOR YOUR organ or piano
dollar. Estey organs-Lester pianos.
See US first. Schumacher's Music
Store, Pandora. Phone 1901. N-50
WE HAVE the new Spred Satin
colors in stock now for your spring
painting needs. Fett Hdwe.
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BOY nearly sixteen wants work
after school and Saturdays. Phone
Jerry Hilty, 113-G.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

.FARM-50 acres, two bedroom,
modern home, less than one mile from
Bluffton. Call GAIT.
TWO STORY comfortable home at
l25 w. Kibler st. Phone 513-G.
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FREES nice puppies. Call 452-Y
Donald Balmer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31

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really a secret, but it's reassuring to remem-
Der: Most doctors start solid food before baby
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much he eats. 50 you can relax and let him
learn to enjoy eating. Heinz Strained Apple
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Baby can't suck solid food, which win sur
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tongue. To help. brush the food OF the spoon
on his upperlip Babies love Heinz Pre- Cooked
Cereals: High Protein. Rice. Barley, Oatmeal.
Mixed Cereals-fOFtified with 0cfiUe iron
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Boys and girls are still not too
highly differentiated in their love
needs. Fathers role becomes in
creaSingly important. He is the
representative Of the outside world,
and this age is characterized by the
child'S first serious attempt to mas
ter the outer environment. School
begins, interest in words, numbers,
hobbies, sports - all things which
give the feeling Of physical and
mental control - flourish.
The boy emulateS the father di-
rectly, and all Of his efforts at mas
terry Of the world about him must
receive sympathetic attention. The
little girl. too, must have the affec-
tionate regard and companiOnShip
Of her father. If she is a tomboy
during this period it is not necessary
to scold her and it is unIoving to
laugh al her. This is a normal
healthy development for this age.
Parental love in these years should
take the form Of encouraging intel
lectual and physical pursuits to the
utmost. Criticism of awkward,
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Your Child, Too,

Giving love, the right kind and the
right amount, is no simple thing,
for the love needs Of children differ
dramatically at different ages
The kind of love the parent must
give to the three-year-Old is far
different from the love most needed
by the six-year-old - and the needs
of the six-year-old differ greatly
from those Of the ten-year-Old.
Psychologists have found that if
the proper kind Of love is not given
at the right age the lack can keep the
child from moving on to the next
normal stage Of development. The
teen-ager on page 5 shown nursing
on the bottle like an infant and the
one playing with a Teddy bear like
an eight-year-old may well be stat
ing the ages at which the right type
Of love was denied them.
Psychiatry has studied these Vari-
Gus stages and has found that,
roughly speaking, they can be di-
Mded into five years each, allowing
for some overlapping due to indi-
ViduaI differences in growth: