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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09
Braves Avenfajan los Yankees en-
Depdrfdmenfo Promedios al Bafe
DIFERENCIA De "a PUNTOS
REPRESENTA- UN JUEGO De
.vENTAJA PARA MILWAUKEE

NUEVA YORK, Oct. 8
(UPI)- Una diferencia de
81 puntos en- los promedios
al bate de los Braves de Mil
waukee y los Yanquis de Nue.
va York constituye aparente-
mente ell juego de ventaia que
tienen los campeoneS del nun.
do sobre los Yanquis, cuando
commence hoy en- Milwaukee
ell sexto juego de la Serie
Mundial de 1858.
A pesar de la derrota sufri-
da aqui por los Braves Y los
bataZos conectados por los
YanquiS en- la victoria que To-
graron por anotacion de siete
a cero, los campeones del
mundo mantienen una gran
ventaja sobre sus rivales en-
ell departamento de prone
dio al bate.
La marca de los Braves al
terminar Ell quinto juego del
clasico annual eS de .260, mien-
tras que la de los campeones
de la Liga Americana es de
1876. La diferencia quiza po-
dria traducirse en- ell iuego de
ventaja con que los Braves
regresan a Milwaukee.
Los promedios individuales
de los Yanquis, por otra parte
no dejan yer la fama de recios
bateadores que les ha accom-
panado a todos los estadios de
la Liga Americana y que les
ha precedido en- todas las Sc
ries mundiales en- que han
participate.
Hank Bauer, Gil McDougald
y Mickey Mantle, son los uni
cos miembros del equipo que
tienen un promedio acorde
con la categoria de campeo-
mes del equipo. Bauer tiene
una marca de 1871, Mantle de
.33 y McDougald de .279. Bill
Skowron y Jerry Lumpe, que
lie siguen, tienen un prone
dio de .211 y $50 respectiva-
mente.
Todos los jugadores de los
Braves, excepto Johnny Lo-
gan, estan sobre la marca de
los 200 y Bill Bruton encabe-
Ia ell cuadro con ell respectable
promedio de 500, resultado
de seis hits en- doce turnos al
bate.
Eddie Mathews y Logan son
los que mas pobres promedios
poseen. Ell primero esta en-
I'll y Logan en- 1853. La &C.
tuacion del resto del equipo Sc
refleja de la siguiente forma;
Red Schoendienst, .286; Hank
Aaron, 1858; Joe Adcock, $50;
Yves Covington, 278; Del Gran
dali .295 Andy Pafko .206.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09

Otros detalles de los cinco
juegos disputados hasta ahora
en- la Serie de 1858:
Los Braves han disparado
un total de As hits, entire ellos
nueve dobletes, I'm triple Y
dos jonroneS.
Los Yanquis tienen 20 SEN
cillos, tres dobletes, un tri-
pie y siete cuadrangulares.
Los Braves ha cometido un
error y los Yanquis dos; Ma
thews es ell dnico que Sc ha
robado una base y ell que
mas veces Sc ha ponchado (9);
Bauer es el que mas ionrones
ha disparado (3); Mantle es
ell que mas bases por bolas ha
recibido (6).
Los lanzadores de los Yam
quls son los que mas poncha-
dos han propinado (41) y los
que mas bases por bolas han
concedido (18). Los serpenti-
neros Braves han ponchado a
81 Yanquis Y concedido is
bases por bolas.
Warren SPAIN, de los Bra
voa, y Don Larsen, de los
Yanquis, Sc disputan ell pri-
mer lugar en- promedio de ca
rreras permitidas. Ell lama
dor de los Braves solo ha per
mitido tres en- 10 inings Y
Larsen ninguna en- siete en-
tradas. Sus promedios: 1.58 Y
0.000 respectivamente.
La competencia entire am
hos en- csc departamento quiza
terminara en- ell juego de hoy.
SPAIN abrira ell desafio por
los Braves y Larsen es fuerte
candidate para ocupar ell mon
ticulo por los Yanquis.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09
Empataron en-
F1tboI Cuba
Y Mexico

MEXICO, Oct. 8. (UPI).-El
equipo cubano de futbol Nor
dazo" y la selection de la Aso-
ciacIon de Futbol del Distrito
Federal ~quedaron empstados a
dos tantos en- Ell partido que
jugaron anoche.
En- ell primer TEMPO, a los 10
minutes, Ell mexicano Lopez
anoto un gol con un trio desde
fuera del aerea. A los 20 minu-
tos, Zemaldo, ell mejor delante-
ro cubano, anot6 ell primer gol
cubano. Cuando estaba a punto
de terminar ell segundo TEMPO,
Pieora, interior izquierdo cuba.
no, anoto ell segundo gol para
SUI bando, seguido momentos des
pues por ell mexlcano Diez, que
marco ell gol del empate.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09

Ortega ha estado clasificado
entire los diez primeros welters
del mundo desde 1856, cuando
Sc Impulse a Logart y a los ex
campeones Tony De Marco y Kid
Gavilan.
Atkins gano ell campeonato ell
paSado mes de JUNO al veneer
por nocaut a Vince Martinez,
Ell la pelea final de I'm torneo
eliminatorio.
En- peleas posteriores donde
no ma expuesto ell titulo, sin
embargo, vencio con difficult
tad a Charley (Tombstone)
Smith en- nueve rounds y fue Sc
veramente castigado por Del
Flanagan, en- st. Paul.
PELEA POK CORONA DE
LOS "MOSCA"
MANILA, Oct. s (UPD- La
pcIea por ell campeonato mum
dial de peso mosca entire Pas
cual Perez de Argentina y ell
retador Dommy Ursua de Las
Filipinas Sc ha fijado en- princi-
pic para ell 20 de noviembre en-
Manila, segun dijo un promoter
filipino.
/. E. Macaraeg, Presidente de
la Far Eastern Promotions Inc.
de Manila, sin embargo dijo que
aun esperaba noticias del apo
dorado de Perez Lazaro Koci pa.
ra hacer los preparativos finales
para la pelea a is asaltos por ell
tituio.
Macaraeg dijo que creia que
la pelea Perez rsua seria I'm
exito de taquilla.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09

Una ley filipina exime del pa.
go de impuestos las peleas de
boxeo por I'm campeonato pro-
moteadas por Fiiipinas y en- las
que participen boxeadores fill
pinos.
La Far Eastern Promotions es-
ta preparando los pianos para
coEvertir ell estadio de futbol
Rlzal en- una arena de boxeo
con capacidad para 10000 per-
SonaS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09

"Despues de ganar ell pri-
mer juego -anadio- tenia
ell brazo algo adolorido, pero
la segunda vez, ell domingo
pasado o, mis- lanzamientos
eran mas electives y mi la
Dor mas facil. Despues del jue
go no sentia ningun dolor."
SPAIN, por 10 tanto, ten
dra la oportunidad de igua-
lar la hazana de SUI compane-
70 de equipo Lew Burdette,
que ell ano pasado derrot6
tres veces a los Yanquis.
Algunos Green que dos dias
de descanso no es suficiente
para SPAIN "a pesar de SUI
record de 20 victorias esta
temporada - que a los 81
amos de edad debe estar cues
ia abaJO en- su carrera.
Ell TEMPO
SPAIN, sin embargo, con.
sidera que la temperature ca
lurosa que reinara hoy es al
go a SUI favor. La oficina me-
teorologica de esta ciudad ha
pronosticado temperatures en-
los 20 grades centigrados, Gle
10 nublado y ligeras posibi-
lidades de lluvia.
Haney dijo que selecciono
en- lugar de Bob Rush, que ell
viernes perdi6 frente a Lar
sen a pesar de haber permit
do solo tres hits, porque lie
pregunte a SPAIN 81 podria
ocupar ell monticello y con-
test6 que lie gustaria tratar."
NO SERA
Haney, no obstante, INDIGO
que no mantendria mucho
tempo a SUI lanzador zurdo 81
daba senales, de debilitamien-
to.
"Despues de TODD mani
festo-- tengo otros diez lam
zadores en- ell bullpen".
81 los Yanquis ganan ell
sexto juego, Haney podra con-
tar con los servicios de Bur-
dette que, aunque tambien
ocuparia ell monticulo con
dos dias de descanso, es mas
fuerte y mas oven que
SPAIN.
Stengel dijo que no lie sor-
prendia la selection de Ha-
ney y admiti6 que lie gusta-
ria designar a Larsen.
ACIERTO
Larsen habra descansado
tres dias pero fue a finales de
la temporada que Sc restable.
clio de un malestar en- ell hon.
bro.
Por otra parte, Stengel tie
ne que acertar al nombrar su
lanzador de hoy, porque la de
rrota de los Yanquis equiva-
lie al fin de Ia serie.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09
Adriono Fucehini
Gan6 la PrUeba de
PenfutIon Moderno

BERNA, Oct. 8 CUPID e.
atleta italiano Adriano Facchini
gano la prueba de pentatlon
moderno disputada aqui entire
cinco naciones. con I'm total de
5.088 puntos.
Richard G. Ellis, de Estados
Unidos, quedo en- ell segundo
lugar con 5.041 puntos, y Peter
Lichtner de Austria, en- ell ter
cero, con 4.912.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09
SORPRESA

La designation de SPAIN
fue una sorpresa, porque no
ha ocupado ell monticulo con
solo dos dias de descanso des
de agosto de 1855. En- esa oca
sion derrot6 a los Cardena-
les de st. Louis y les permi
tic ocho hits en- I'm triunfo
por doce a una, y tres dias
despues los vencio por cinco
a tres, permitiendoles 10 hits.
SPAIN declare que "infor
me a Haney que estoy prepa-
RADIO para la prueba".
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09
ee Realize Supreme
Esfuerzo por Ganar la Serie
Designation de SPAIN RespOn-
do a DeseOs del EsieIar Ser
penfinero de los Braves

Oct. g.
(UPI)- Los Braves de Mil
waukee, en- un esfuerzo supre
me para conquistar SUI segun
do campeonato consecutive,
designaron al lanzador Wa
rren SPAIN como abridor del
sexto juego de la Serie Mum
dial de 1858.
SPAIN no solo jugara con
ira los Yanquis de Nueva
York, sino contra ell reloj y
ell calendario, en- SUI intento
de lograr su tercera victoria
consecutive sobre los campeo
mes de la Liga Americana
despues de POGO mas de 48
horas de descanso.
81 SU BRAVO ESTA
BIEN
Don Larsen, ganador del
tercer juego de la serie, es ell
probable abridor de los Yam
quis, Isl SUI brazo esta bien",
en- ell sexto desafio del clasi
co annual que Sc disputara
hoy en- Milwaukee. Existe la
posibilidad, sin embargo, que
Casey Stengel decida recurrir
a I'm lanzador con un brazo
poderoso y designe al ser
pentinero relieve Ryne Duren.
Ell manager de los Yanquis
diio que no anunciara a SUI
lanzador hasta POGO antes de
comenzar ell d~esafio, pero
Fred Haney, photo de los
Braves, nombro a SPAIN in
m~ediatamente despues de una
conferencia con SUI lanzador
zurdo.
, 1958-12-11
NOTES WITH THE RIGHT
HAND DRIVE

A jackass might have trouble
walking on the right side of the
road, but his problem is one of
intelligence. For those who would
say left-hand drive is no problem
let them but read and consider:
~ Easily SO per cent Of Saint
Croix cars and trucks are
built for right-hand drive.
o Headlights of easily SO per
cent of these cars are still
set for right-hand drive.
81 It is impossible for these
cars to pass a car or truck or
obstruction with safety.
~ A driver IS in better position
to handle emergencies if he
is closer to the center Of the
road, as under right-hand
drive with a car built for
right-hand drive.
s. Easily SO per cent of new
corners and tourists on ST.
Croix are accustomed to
r~ight-hand driving leach day,
as their number increases,
your chance Of meeting one
Of them on your side Of the
road, mounts also).
g. 1t is not safe to pass oncom-
ing cars while guiding by the
left edge of the road, as
many drivers now do. One
should judge passing in rela-
ton to the oncoming car.
y On narrow roads most cars
travel in the center-only in
the last 20 feet does one
know if he is meeting a left
or right hand driver!
81 Taxis and BUSES let the ma
jority of their passengers out
in the middle of the road!
81 A corner to the left is less
"blind" under right hand
, 1958-12-11
P RINTIN 6
drive.

drive.
1O) The majority Of persons are
right-handed and think in.
terms of the right.
What can be said for left-hand
drive?
y The majority Of St. Croix
drivers are accustomed to it.
Yet this statistic is fast be-
coming untrue, it is doubt
fut if it is true today.
p 1t is quaint
And, all jackasses are resistant
to change!
DOUGLAS MILLAR
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-03

shelter or car. This kit, contain
ing non-perisha bic food, water
and first aid supplies, may keep
your family sustained until
emergencies are over, he adj
vised. Local CD Directors have
the suggested kit contents. The
Robbinc CD Emergency tele-
phone during any disaster and
Operation Alert is FLU s. 4121.
The CD Director may be con-
tacted also at Flu 8-4121. The
CD Director said "OPAL-58 is
the time of the year when we
should learn how to prepare to
live under disasters"
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-03
LEARN SURVIVAL POINTERS IN
"OPAL-58," CD DIRECTOR ASKS

-ings and is sometimes accom-
panied by explosion of ariel
bombs. Consult your CD Direc
tor to learn any special severe
wea Their warning signals adopt
ed in your area
Gen. Woodward advised that
as an added precaution every
family should maintain survi-
val kit for use in a basement
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-03
High Four At Shins

On Sunday, May 4th Skins
Robbins Nest Lounge will jump
to the melodies and entertain.
ment of the High Four singers,
dancers and fashions from 400
to 500 pm. Music will be fur
nished by AL Jenkins and his
Combo. Come out and enjoy this
Spring Festival.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-03
Free Chest
X-Ray Unit

Free chest x-rays will be Of
fered residents Is years old and
over, Wednesday, May IA, 1858
when a mobile unit is parked at
Lincoln Memorial School, 10th
and st. Louis avenue, Robbins,
Illinois.
X-raying hours are from 10 a.
m. to 4 pm.
The unit intended to serve
as an adjunct to the routine
community, industry, food hand
Ter and school surveys conduct
ed in various parts of the year,
Is available primarily to persons
needing large 14x17 in. x-rays
for unemployment, pre-marital,
prenatal, and licensing purposes.
or as follow-up to suspicious
signs found in small-film sur
veys. However, since the unit
can take small survey x-rays,
too, persons who have not
checked their chests for TB
within the past year, can do so
at this time.
The service is being provided
by The Suburban Cook County
tuberculosis Sanitarium Dis
trict in cooperation with the
Christmas Seal sponsored Tu-
berculosis Institute of Chicago
and Cook County and municipal
health departments.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-03

Operation Alert 1858 = code
named "OPAL-58"-is just what
it's name signifies-a time to be
alert to the possibilities of dis
aster and to practice ways to
minimize loss of lives, tragedy
md destruction, Gen. Robert M.
Woodland, State Civil Defense
Director, said today.
Although the nationwide CD
test exercise will principally in
volve government and CD Off
Gals in the May 81 attack
period, the public should test
their home preparedness and
learn answers to the following
questions, the State Director
suggests:
1. Are you residing in "po-
tential enemv a i m | n 9
area?" If so, what are your
best formulas for safety in
event Of attack?
2. What can one do to sift out
dangerous, d e a h-dealine
particles of radioactive
dust-2, possible aftermath
of nuclar attacks?
3. Do you know Civil Defense
Public Action Siren signals
and use of CONELRAD-
so you will receive inform
alton on proper steps to
take in either storm warn
ings or alta ok alerts?
Your local Civil Defense has
information available on these
SURVIVED questions applicable to
YOU and your community, Gen.
Woodland said. In general, these
are:
When sirens sound steady
blasts of to minutes, ii
means ATTACK Alert" or cat
tention." Tune your radio to
CONEIRAD frequencies = $40
1240 = for official directions.
This signal is also authorized to
precede the CONELRAD an
of "All Clear"
W. ling tone or short blasts
on sirns or whistles for 8 min
utes means: take cover i'm
in the best available
This signal is also au
thorized for severe storm warn
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-08

youth, who measures five foot
three and weighs 125 pounds,
fought his big blue for two hours
before bringing it aboard. 1t
weighed 293 pounds and was II
foot and six inches from tip to
tip. He was a guest aboard the
cruiser Jac-Bil, owned by Capt.
Bill Webb of London Bridge, Va,
who has been basing the Jac-Bil
at Fosters Quay, Hatteras, DUR
ing the current summer.
White Marlin and Sails
White marlin fishing was tops
off Oregon Inlet during the past
week end. Since August 1, Is were
taken by anglers and three to a
boat was not considered an UNI
usual catch. On Saturday, August
2, nine whites were boated, the
best day from quantity standpoint
for the species so far this season.
During the same period four sail
fish were boated off Oregon Inlet
and one was caught off Hatteras.
The latter was released.
The billfish score for blue mar
lin by anglers off Dare has reach
ed SO for 1858. This is the great
est number ever taken in one sea-
son off Dare, and probably from
Atlantic Coast area. The white
marlin score for the season stands
at go as of August 6 and approx
mately 80 sailfish have been taken
so far this year. Oregon Inlet
leads in sailfish and white marlin
catches; Hatteras leads in blue
marlin boated.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-08
FOUNDER AND TROUT
CAUGHT OFF WANCHESE

Bottom fishing here during the
past week has been good and
catches have included hundreds of
founder and fair hauls of trout.
For the past several days best
fishing has been in, Old House
Channel south of Wanchese. That
is the spot where parties have
caught the several hundred floun-
der. Mack Etheridge reports some
of the catches follows.
P. D. Wilkins and party, Rocky
Mount, N. c., 230 founder, trout,
whiting and croaker; Joe Nasser
and children, Clevelands Ohio, 165
trout, founder, whiting and croak-
ers; A. A. Howard and party,
85 founder, some weighing up to
three pounds each; William Wood
and party, Norfolk, 45 founder
and a few blues; E. D. Croiklin
and party, Cincinnati, Ohio, 65
founder and 10 trout; NJ. G. Col
Inns and family, Norfolk, 81 floun-
der, eight blues and nine trout.
Roy Holloway and son, Greensboro,
AZ founder; F. C. Gibson and
family, Philadelphia, Pa, lit
croakers; John Locust and party,
Greensboro, 81 founder and How
ard Wilcox and party, Raleigh, %
founder, 81 trout and IA bluefish.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-08
ENGELHARD PERSONALS

Miss Donna Van Selby spent
last week in Bath with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. v. Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Shipman
and children, Susan and Milton, OF
Greenville, S. c., are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. c. F. Gibbs.
Melvin Harris and son, Billy
Thad and Dwight, and Elmer Gut
Ter of Washington visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Billy Harris.
Mrs. Maggie Gibbs Of Green
vile is visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Emory
Midyette spent Sunday in Lake
Phelps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Neal of
Hickory, Va, and Mays Head
spent Tuesday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Selby spent
Sunday with Mrs. Mildred Guthrie.
Mrs. Matte Harris, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Harris, left for Newport News,
Va, where she will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Harris.
S. d. Neal of Elizabeth City
was here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. haywood Lee and
son of Manteo spent the week
end with Mrs. Nancy Berry and
Miss Matte Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Onnie Harris of
Belhaven spent Sunday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Forbes and
children Of Elizabeth City spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. L. Roper.
VIM. Roper of State College,
Raleigh spent the week end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hodges, Sr.
were Belhaven visitors Thursday.
Mrs. jamie Spencer has returned
from Norfolk, where she visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Watson
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Gibbs and
children spent Sunday here. Their
daughter, Mary Jane, returned
home with them after a visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romalus Gibbs
and family Of Norfolk spent Sun
day here.
Mrs. M. M. Pennington and
children of Mobile, Ala, have re-
turned home after visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Swindell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mendall Long and
children Xof Florida are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. M. Long.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-08
STEADY RUN OF
BLUE MARLIN IN
PAST TEN WEEKS
Swordfish Sighted; Two Blue Mar
lin Landed in Past Week
Ry AYCOCK BROWN

BY AfCOCk BROWN
The run of bill fish in blue
water off Oregon Inlet and Hat
teras which began on May 10 was
stiIl underway with excellent
catches reported during the early
days of August. During the past
week at least two blue marlin
were boated, while fishing was
most productive for white marlin
and sailfish. One swordfish was
sighted and baited but no contact
was made with it, the only Allan
tic coast species of billfish not yet
caught during the phenomenal sea-
son of 1868.
Capt. Willie Etheridge Jr.,
aboard the Chez Chez sighted and
baited the swordfish on Saturday.
1t was the fourth sword sighted
off the Dare Coast this year, two
by shippers of Hatteras based
cruisers and another earlier by
Etheridge.
Two blue marlin were landed by
Gulf Stream fishermen off Dare
during the period August 1-6. The
first by Bill Ledwitch of Newport
News from aboard the Chez Chez
skippered by Capt. Etheridge and
the second by 14-year old Billy
Reid of Bayside, Va. The Bayside
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-08
COLUMBIA LEGION
POST TO OBSERVE
goth ANNIVERSARY

misunderstanding its 30th
Anniversary, the Scuppernong
Post No. 1872, aided by the Legion
Auxiliary will hold a Home
coming" at the Norman Smith Me-
mortal Legion Beach on the fifth
Sunday, August 31st.
A religious service will begin the
program at 11:30 am. The State
Commander of the American lie.
gion has been invited to attend and
hold this service, but his presence
for the celebration has not as yet
been confirmed. All denominations
of churches, are urged to attend
and all choirs are asked to take
part in the song service.
A special program will be given
after lunch. Every person in Tyr
rell is invited to attend and bring
a picnic lunch. Johnnie w. Everett
is Commander of Scuppernong
Post No. 1872, and Mrs. w. S. Cara
wan is president of the Auxiliary.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-08
FRISCO PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Austin's
recent guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Taylor of Cambridge, Md, Mrs.
Shirley Andrews and three sons,
also of Cambridge and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Dobson and family of
st. Michaels, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin are
in Norfolk for few days.
Mrs. Levin Fulcher and son,
Erskine spent several days here
with her daughter, Mrs. Elton
Farrow.
Dean Hooper was the week end
guest of Dianne Williams.
Albert Austin Jr. of Philadel-
phia, arrived Saturday to spend
the remainder of the summer with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Austin.
Mrs. Stanley Jeranko is home
after spending a week in High
Point.
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PLEASE NOTE DATE OF
EXPIRATION; RENEW
SUBSCRIPTION PROMPTLY

The date your subscription to
this newspaper expires is print
ed on the label which contains
your address, either on the pa
per or its wrapper. If renewal
subscription is not received,
paper will be discontinued in
accordance with postal regula-
tiOns.
In future subscribers are nOti-
fled not to look for a post card
reminder from us. Due to in
creasing costs, we are dropping
this custom. To not miss an is
sue, send renewal promptly. We
are not able as a rule, to fur
nish back numbers.
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1857 Ford 9-passenger Station
Wagon, F-O-M
1857 Ford 500 Victoria, R&H
F-O-M
1857 Thunderbird Ford Motor,
245 HIP, $500
1856 Ford CustOmline, 2-do0r,
vs., R&H, 0. ID.
1854 Chevrolet, 2-doOr, R&H
1854 Ford, 2-dOor, 6 CYL.
1858 Ford, 4-dO0r
1852 Ford Custom VS., 2-dOor
F-O-M
1852 Chevrolet, 2-door, R&H
1851 Chevrolet, 2-door
1851 Buick, 4-door
1850 Dodge, 4-door
1850 Plymouth, 4-door
1850 Buick, 4-door
1919 Plymouth, $500
194S OIdsmobile, 4-door
1910 Ford, 2-door VS.
TRUCKS
1856 Ford Il-TOn Pickup vs.
1856 Chevrolet ton Pickup
1856 Chevrolet h-ton Pickup
1855 Ford, 1-Ton, Dual Rear
Wheels with Body
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plished in the record time Of q
little more than an hour and
a half.
A source close to the family
said he received an undesir-
able discharge. Girard would
neither confirm nor deny it.
Seldom Go Out
Since his return to Ottawa
nearly all of the young couple s
contacts have been limited to
Girard's relatives.
They don't go to taverns or
shows and seldom go down.
town, Girard said.
Television occupies most of
their weekday evenings.
Candy, at 90 seven years
older than her husband, still
speaks little English and rarely
goes out of the house alone.
Girard spent a month job
hunting, but opinions differed
on the reason.
Some neighbors commended
"the mess he was in" hurt his
chances. but one employer who
turned him down claimed that
had nothing to do with 1t. He