davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-06-14

pressed by his development of
a shoestring dry goods or de-
partment store into a real place
of business.
Evening star., 1958-07-12
Star to Add Fridoy ReoIty Section

Continued From Page B-i
have been built in the Metropolitan Area
during the last IL years.
Since owning home is among the major
economic and social goals Of most American
families, residential design. construction,
financing and the prospects Of ownership
are considered to be among the keenest In
terests of a majority Of families now living
In apartments.
Right now homes are being built in this
area at the rate Of 1880 a year-a rate
n per cent higher than last year. accord
ing to studies made by the Home Builders
Association Of Metropolitan Washington.
Long understood to be among the Ma
tional Capitals most important industries,
the home building business continues 10
carve out new suburbs Of q wide variety and
Evening star., 1958-07-12
t able Saw
Tips
Given Here

Here are q few dos and
don'ts" to keep In mind when
using q table saw:
DO-know that q table saw
Is called q 6-inch saw, an g.
inch saw, and so on. depend
ing on the maximum diameter
Of the blade that can be used
In It.
DO-remember that q fitting
arbor saw is adjustable so that
the blade can be angled to
make a bevel cut, while q tilt
ing table say is adjustable so
that the top can be angled for
the same purpose.
DO-whenever possible, keep
the table saw in the center of
your workshop SO that large
pieces Of wood can be conven-
iently maneuvered.
DO-if this is not possible.
keep your table saw against q
wall but equip its stand with
casters which can be locked
Evening star., 1958-07-12
See

Announcement Of the plan TO publish two
Home and Real Estate Sections each week
brought favorable comment from home
building and brokerage spokesmen.
w. Evans Buchanan, president OF the
Home Builders Association Of Metropolitan
Washington, said today he thought the pro-
gram would beneit both the public and
the building industry.
Prom the prospective buyers standpoint.
and from the builders also. publication by
The Star Of Home and Real Estate Sections,
both on Friday and Saturdays viii give the
hroadest coveraee Of the weekend market"
Evening star., 1958-07-12

after the machine has been
moved into position.
D0N'T--use your table saw
without keeping the saw guard
in place. except for those oper-
ations where the guard win In
Evening star., 1958-07-12

terfere with the cutting.
DON'T-be distracted by ell
ther talking TO or having some
body talk to you while you are
making q cut; turn OF the ma
chine If you want to converse.
Evening star., 1958-07-12

the size Of residential washington since
1916.
Evening star., 1958-07-12
- zaas Ausrbssh

-~~-r--
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-18
5-EMPLEoS MUJERES

Ninera, buena cocinera y quehaceres
domesticos. Vivir en- ~colocacion. Debe
hablar ingles. Cuarto " bano privado.
$40 a la semana. Lame antes de 10
A. M. o despues de 6 P. M UN 6-0406
(2061| 6
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-18
31-VEkTAS cASAS

8 Dormitorios, / bano, CHS. Esquina.
Lote 70x107. Amueblada 0 sin ~anueblar.
Cerca de Concrete 1853 St. Dueno
WI 5-1519
(2074) 10 N. z,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
ROMANCE
OF FLOWERS

You can see everything from swapping dragons. 90
monkey faces he curious flowers of the snapdragon family
according imaginative folk Others foxbells,"
fairycaps" or "wichesthmbies In these dropping
flowers Scientists named them "Digteiis" from an old
scandinavian name meaning Tnger-hat' "thimbe" ,
The drug disitaIs used % srsas heart trouble comes
from dried foxgove leaves Long before discovered
In the 18th century country folk used these leaves externally
America where hs European fOxslS nov gross as
wen as Ia flower and drug gardens
Pretty PGr4sits
INDIAN PAINTBRUSH daubs meadows and psaifies
across America with bright pahes Of color IL rec gar
den care, preferrng the laes wds where t can live IS
partial parasite sinking into those Of nearby plants
steal food The species honored Wyomings
official flower Tas Indian favofite Hops made
medicine from the plant and the flowers those brilliant
minlics of freshly dipped paintbrush.
Leading mimic IN the snapdngon family Is the NON.
KEY-FLOWER that mpish grim Scientists named
e Aima or little MIMIC from this srnnng face thatis
flowers grow wild n America favorng western meadows
and swamps The common yellow kind has escaped from
English sradens run wild in another laad As well
fmitati01 PaeOda
The flowers Of cfIINESEH HOUSES grow in fiaring tiers
suggesting the many stories of Oriental pagoda They
grow shady banks in California DOMINIC their lavender
flowers in late spring Plant explorers from Europe dis
covered them early in the 10Th century, and they have gaced
European gardens ever since Il
An indoor favorite for overl00 years Europe and
America the from tropical Chile.
Some think the inflated flowers oomore like shoes than
purses and call the plant "slipperNo Scientists gained
"CaeeoLaia' from the Latin for Shoe" BY any
makes charming house plant.
The TURTLEHEAD likes moisr shade whether growing
in gardens in Its native haun in eastern America As
each flower opens for business IL resembles the head of
turtle, especially when bee crawIs inside and shakes the
flower into chewing motion. Fts3
All these flowers have shaped themselves attract and
accommodate the bees they depend carry pollen That
man sees them amimics of small importance to
these efficient members of the Snapdraron family
Ness Wssk: TRUMPET VINE fssOras Of b3mnisgbirds.
Send Is s pA q first wsr panel, d sslod s Mall
your name and address 70 sez go Dept Rof sv xt New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

Send Is iss spa q first u Fewer panels d ssLeid s Mall
your end .adsa 70 Ssa go Dsp R6f Nsv Vel New Ss
Evening star., 1958-07-06
Top Tourist Attraction
By JAMES BRCHFKLD-
star stan Writer

contestants would
u have timewit question
attraction the United States?
Smoky Mountains National Park
which million visitors 1887 and expected
Mountains Park offers much
right such edices as the Cap
and Rockefeller for popularity.
ridge of the Appalachans where they divide
sagcay situated for motor
fact it's within 24hqpr drive
of haI population of States.
woodland the park
has attractions ninaon
uud
CONTINUED
Evening star., 1958-07-06
N Sunday ;''r H''.,'''

0SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

Phil Slvers Show-Sergt Ernie discovers that al
Fort Baxter has mondollar singing voice Before he
manage the croorers career he has TO find out who
the baritone Is This gives Colonel Hail. Papare Zim
norman, Grover and the of the gang chance Il
sing offkey while Ernie fumes Typical broad comedy
pm, WTOP-0.
Omnibus" Suburban Revue starring Bert Lahr It's labeled
suburban but your Tv Key previewer city folks
and farmers win also be pleased by this revue sure
winner the "Gladiola Girl" number the Broad
way show Of few years back, Lend Ear" Featured
in this sketch are wllowy Ellen Hanley pixieike Pat
Stanley Gas "Yahoo Girl) and full years supply Of
tennis racquets Bert Lair. who be funny in bad
SKETCH has q frequently funny one called Two fol
Tonight" Berts got real problem-he has to unload
two tickets for My Fair Lady" Bright revue. pm.
WRC4.
Broken ArrowKingdom Of Terror Good episode Cochiss
and Jeffors discover a wealthy landholder who
Indians for slaves and permits outlaws TO seek refuge
the property Plenty Of excitement they try to break
up the nasty situation pm, wMAL-7.
Telephone Tme-Cavalry Surgeon This heroic tale
Army surgeons herosm during the Mexican War is al
difficult to swallow Of his pills but it's still exciting
Unfortunately they didn't have enough story for full
program, they padded with narration by Dr. Franz
Baxter But performances and production quite good
$50 pm, WMAI-7.
West Point-"Man Of Action Repeat) Far away tn.
best episode in this SERIES complete change of pace from
the usual hack production and scripts. An ingenious
cadet sets out to prove his physics instructor wrong using
the academys creaky plumbing to get his point
delightful practical joke based true incident which
pancked West Point. 10 pm. wMAI-7.
misunderstanding from Miami Jack Paar CABS with
Gardner and Miami customs man. Dody Goodman ha
fine time with the tune. Someone's Been Sending Nd
Flowers Film segment will feature tricks with heicop
ters 1880 pm, WRC-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

mula. but there is other EVIL
dence that the hour western
school seems TO be taking hold,
Over at ABC-TV. which held
its afiiliates convention In Mi
ami last week, the word was
that next seasons new entries
would include another hour
horse opera from Warner
Brothers. Since the network
doesn't expect TO add 10 is
current scheduling Of westerns,
this could mean that two Of the
present half-hour shows may
be axed.
Yet the ipeb isn't dissatisfied
irith its current eHtrfes--it
simply likes the programmino
impact OF the longer shotc. fAnd
90 the record OF Cheyenne,
Suoarfoot and Maverick. It's
diDlcult 10 argue otheTtDiseJ
Convention speeches at the
Shoreham and the subliminal
projection advertising demon
stration at WTOP at noon yes
|terday kept the ~ reporters
hopping.
What impressed me about the
keynote address Of Dr.. Frank
Stanton. president Of Chs. were
his remarks concerning teie-
visions primary responsibility
In this age Of the ICBM. Here
are q few quotes from his talk:
I'm the simplest way that
can put Il 70 you. the response
bllity Il 70 use television rs fully
and as effectively ~ we know
how 10 help take NJ the slack
that h characteristic Of de-
mocracies between the time oi
. need for action and the time
Of action itself"
Also
"Our first and vital Job "a ID
speed mp and improve the dis.
seminati0n Of the Information
that h the primary step in the
declsion-making process; for u
there Is . failure at that step
the whole democratic scheme
win have failed"
And
I'VE must inform more
people. faster. more effectively
more fully-day In and day
cut"
Later on, Vice President
Nixon. who spoke at the AZ.
filiates' luncheon. pointed Out
that after Nelson Rockefeller's
appearance on the Dave Caro-
way program. Garroway men,
toned that copies Of the report
were available. Over 200.0 900 re-
quests were received
Nixon urged the CHS broad
casters to do some expert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
OTHER w
HIGHLlGHTS

$500, WTTG ls)v-After Din
ner Movie: Lady With a
Past" starring Constance
Bennett and Ben Lyon. TV
Key says: Fair drama about
o rich girl who is unhappy
because she can't ind the
real thing in romance
1882.
$3.50, WMAL (7)--Wyatt carp:
Wyatt tries to help the
widow Of Gen. Custer prove
that. despite his faults.
Custer was a courageous
man in "The Generals
Lady"
900. WRC ll)--Meet Nc
Graw: Vivian, suffer-
ing from amnesia after an
injury in q liners sinking,
is captured by q gang Of
international criminals in
Vivian"
$3.50. WRC (N-Bob Cum
mings Show: Bob and
Harvey Get Ambushed. Z"
While Bob and Harvey are
away on q Canadian hunt
ing trip. Harvey's wife
dreams that they are hav-
ing a ball with a couple Of
beauties. o
$3.50, WTTG (5--Big Story.
For Sale: Child" A Miami
reporter helps break up an
international black market
in babies.
1880, WTOP (Sl--Silent Serv-
ice: The Loss Of the
Perch" The story Of the
hard luck" ship, the USS
Perch and the heroism Of
her crew
1890, WTTG ~ - Eleven
O'Clock Movie: "West OF
the Pecos," starring Robert
Mitchum and Barbara Hale.
TV Key says: Pleasing,
well-made western about a
cowboy who saves a meat
packers daughter from ban
dts (lo45).
HIS, WTOP t9I--Late Show:
Suddenly" starring Frank
Sinatra and Sterling Hay
den. A man is hired to as
sassinate the President OF
the United States Q954D.
ll:20, WMAL t7) - Mystery
Theater.: Crime Doctors
Manhunt." starring Warner
Baxter. A mystery develops
when the Crime Doctor in
vestigates a war veterans
fear to visit a sinister part
i Of the city (i946).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

600. WASH-FM-In the Con-
cert Hall: Die Meistersinger
Overture by Wagner. SYM
phony No. I In A by Men,
delssohn and Introduction
and Allegro by Bliss.
1880, wTOP--Amos n Andy
= The Kingfish Is taken for q
ride when he decides to in
vest his insurance money in
stocks.
$500. WMAL.FM-M Milton
Cross Chow: Preclude In q
Minor by Rachmaninoff
Concerto No. 5 by Beethoven
and Daphnis and Chloe by
Ravel.
SOC, wGNIS--Symphony Hall:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

this is the year Of the horse. =
and in Gunsmoke. the network
not only has the top western,
but the No. l show on TV tac-
cording to the latest surveys
The afIliiates gave Big Jim
. respectful round Of APP
piAnse.
Earlier. I asked him II there
were any changes In the works
for Gunsmoke.
"Well." he replied. "thers
have been some reports that We
might so 10 an hour. but !
don't know. We're doinG 50 well
now"
II seems silly to suggest
maybe. that a network might
tinker with q successful for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

mentlng' In the public service
field. "The American public, I"
he said, lis In . serious mood
II could be gathered. how
ever. that what was primarily
occupying the minds Of the
delegates we're the two threats
to the vitality" Of the industry.
One Is pay Tv: the other Is the
fees Study Stan report.
Among the other speeches
yesterday was q slashing attack
on the report delivered by CESS
Richard Salant. The networks
win have their day in court
on the subject later.
= . 4
POPCORNER; A. for the sub
Ilmal projection advertising
denomination for the FEC and
the press yesterday ri WTOP,
l can only relay my bewilder-
ment.
At least we were shown how
II works--eyen II we couldn't
be sure II II does,
II you missed the news stor-
les. the idea Of SIP. is that q
message can be flashed during
the action part Of o drama. OF
any snow. that viii get through
to the subconscious mind-even
II you can't see It. People with
an "abnormally low threshold
Of awareness can see 1t. we were
told. but there weren't any
present at yesterdays well at.
tended. demonstration. The
message was Eat Popcorn.
The networks presently have
a ban on this type Of adyertis.
ling.
To adulterate . show with .
commercial or public servic.
reminder or message tho mat.
ter n We are told In advance
seems a risky thing 70 do. The
advertising may be effectiv'
and painless. as claimed-buI
then how much do we know 0i
the subconscious mind?
49,
On the Run: .
, Art Lamb Is back in business
I. The ex-WTTG-5 anc
WGMS star Joins WRC-radis
next Monday with q week nigh
disc-and-chatter show called
"Scrapbook" Art will b
heard from 1890 pm. to I am
The controversial opefati,
star, Maria Calais. has TIVE
Five" Tv dates She'i
booked for Person 10 Persoi
January "a. and on the Eddi.
Fisher show, February I.
NBC claims "rave" notices
for It's latest Project 20 II
England The hour docu'
mentary reviews the i930's anG
was shown by the BIC aheaC
Of its showing in this country
/ Kathleen Murray. the under
study for Pat Smith In thu
maybe Tuesday" company nou
lat Shubert Theater. has
steady job HpcominO She
been chosen TO star tn NBC'
neD daytimer. Kitty Foyle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

Alcina Overture by Handel.
Piano Concerto in A Minor.
Opus IS by Hummel and
Symphony No. 10 in r
Sharp by Mailer.
BOO. wOI.-Good Music Time:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

Puccini: Turandot, COM
plete. with Callas.
1885. WWDC - Steve Allison
Show: DR.. Ellsworth S.
Obourn. Head Of the Science
Department Of Health. Edu-
cation and Welfare is guest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
ON THE AIR
Tvs Top Cowboy
Steals the Show
by BERNIE HARRISON
star Nv Critic

The big husky fellow hunched the press section
at the opening Of the CHS Aates Conference at
ham yesterdayand representing the Dodge City Gazette
doubt-was Jim Arness the Matt Dillon OF Ounsmoke
His surprise appearance at the conference hardly
AS Merle Jones' CBSTv president pointed out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
Out of the newest medical research comes new
Citroid' Compound, bringing you the
First Real Advance
i'm the
Treatment OfCOldS
Since Aspirin
Al last! A single medication to relieve
distress of all types of colds
even coughing colds and virus colds!

1t is Citroid Compound, made with Tusilan'-the new
safe Ingredient that works directly through the boodtream
to help stop the strengthening cough of cods-and
Phenyephrne Hydrochloe open nasal passages closed
by head colds These advances in cold treatment
combined with other prescrpton-ype ingredients make
Citroid Compound single medication especially for.
INFLATED to relieve all important colds symptoms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
TV KEY PREVTEWS

Tont0hts top shows as preueired By ~ KEYS stag.
Dho attend rehedrSals match screenings and dndlvze
scripts IN New York and Hollywood Their opinions
offered as q guide to area UietUers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
EM Stotions

weTsFM-si.s ms p.m. 10 10 pm.
Wne.FM-e3e t.-Iempefthly eH the alf.
uToP-TM-ss. 3 Mf.--7l.houf epefstloa.
WhsH-FM-eI.i Nc. ~ an. 10 mltnlght
wot-FM-se1 MI an. 70 mldnlfht
wfAN-FM- ioo.3 Nc. -7f-honF spefstleu.
WWnc-fM-toi.t Me- an. ts7sm.
WeMs.fM- to1s Nc. -Weehasys s,7s sm. 10
mldnlght, Sundays 1tss an. 10 midnlSht.
uARL-FM-to5.f Me.--Ti3o an. toIpm. =
Monday thru Saturday IIje an. 10 Sis
.p.m. On Sunday.
uhAL-FM-io1.s Ms.-io,ts an. 10 mlanisht
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-27
"a Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

Twenty-four marriage licenses
we're issued during the past week
ending Monday morning from the
office of Richard l.. Davis, clerk
of the Circuit Court. This brought
the total for March thus far to ga
Two licenses issued during the
week we're marked don't publish.
Harry Gordon Bennett, 80. ware
houSeman. and Lorraina Jewell
Bennett. %. both Elkins, w. Va.
James Albert Bennett, 10 par
ents CONSENT, L. S. Air Force, and
Nancy Kathryn Randolph Is. both
near MorgantoWn, w Va.
Homer Gay Hensel 1S parents
CONSENT. laborer, and Shirley Mae
Ream. II parents CONSENT, both
Mill Run, Pa.
William Howard Frey %. la
borer. and Barbara Gail Wilt, Is.
both Grafton w Va.
Charles Robert Knots, So. me-
chanic. and Madeline Elizabeth
Sisler, 25. both near Tunnelton, W.
Va.
Harley Firmun Green. 10 par
ents consent. Baltimore. and
Betty Jean Weaver, IS parents
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-27

CONSENT, near Philippl w. Va.
Walter Jack Tenant, 25, teacher,
FairvieW. w. Va, and Mary Ann
Lambert, 10, Gassaway w. Va.
William Arlen Shaffer, "a,
Weldcr, near Oakland, in Preston
county. w. Va, and Rose Ann
James, Is, Bayard, W. Va.
James Arthur Porterfield, 10
parents consent, laborer, and
Geraldine Mae Guard, 81, both
Connellsvillc. Pa
Robert Jones, q, near Alverton,
Pa. and Betty Lou Roadman 49,
near Latrobe, Pa.
Alva Herbert Triplett, IS truck
driver, near MOrgantoWn, w. Va,
and Evelyn Ann Rowan, Is. Cass-
vile, w. Va.
George Washington Teets, 90
Deer Park, and Geraldine Mary
Evelyn Ludwig. SO, Oakland.
Joseph Eugene Strickland, 26
retired Dixonville, Pa, and Shir-
ley Geraldine Holmes. 20, near
Clymer Pa.
William Clark Watson. 25, ma
chine operator, and Julia Ann
Belch. IS. both Warrington. w. Va.
William Gene Lambka. 81,
welder, Aliquippa, Pa. and Pauline
Virginia Tichinel, II parents con-
senD. SWanton.
John Lee Shultz &c, truck driver.
and Thelma June Thomas, 10, both
Friendsville.
Cecil Edward Medrick, "a tav-
ern operator, and Dortha Jean Nc
Daniel. %. both MorgantoWn. w.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-27

petition for a blood test.
Paul Richard Morrow, assault
with intent to kill, case not yet
tried
Leroy S. Friend an appeal from
magistrates conviction Of travel
in7 10 miles per hour passed.
Thomas NJ Estes, an appeal
from magistrate on no-support of
minor child charge; case con-
tinued
Gordon Wells Bray, appeal from
conviction from magistrate for
malicious destruction of property;
case dismissed by order of states
attorney.
Clyde b. Waist appeal from
magistrate who found him guilty
OF selling alcoholic beverages
without proper license. He pleaded
guilty at a previous term and was
sentenced to pay $500 in each of
two cases. He paid $500 and was
ordered to pay balance but never
did. He was ordered by Judge
FraIey to pay at least half by next
term of court
Clarence Easton Hardesty. APP
peal from magistrate on motor
vehicle violation not yet tried.
Edwin orion Groves. an appeal
from Magistrate Friend who found
him guilty of operating an automo-
bile while under the influence of
liquor reckless driving and oper-
aUing while license was refused.
Plea of guilty entered
Raymond f. Schrock. an appeal
on a motor vehicle violation; case
continued
James Soloman, an appeal from
magistrate who found him guilty
of assault upon Mark Soloman. his
son, and sentenced to II months in
House of Correction. Judge Fraley
found him guilty as TO charge but
said he felt the sentence was ex-
cessive.
John Philip Halsey, appeal from
magistrate on motor vehicle viola
ton: case continued.
To Be Tried April IA
Judge Fralcy announced that the
trial Of Earl Reuben Franklin
would be held on Monday, April
IA.
Franklin was indicted for bur
glaes af the no.; Hardware store II
Friendsvillc and also for breaking
Jail.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-27
New Equipment Aids
In Keeping Bad
Flavors Out of Milk

In three years Of operation in
dairy plants, flavor treating equip
ment has proved a valuable ally in
helping farmers TO supply con-
sumers with uniformly good fla
vorcd milk
Mix flavor treatment equipment
has been accepted by the processing
plants in Maryland and there are
now about IS installations in the
state. according to DR. Wendell S.
Arbuclle. dairy techologist in the
University of Maryland dairy de-
partment
lie says the equipment available
ranges from simple vacuum cham
bers through which hot milk pass
es as it is being processed in the
dairy plant, TO rather complex,
automatic units.
The new equipment can eifec-
lively remove flavors caused by
new grass, silage. alfalfa and rye.
More difficult to remove are flavors
certain mold growths in spoiled
silagc, rcgweed and onion or garlic
flavors.
Until mechanical flavor-removers
become available, about the only
preventive was for farmers to con-
troll the feeding of producing herds
and to regulate milking times so
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Beverage Law
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closed door at Ream
In another trial Monday before
the court Curtis Friend "a of Sand
Flat was found guilty of assault
by Judge Fralcy He was charged
with striking David Livingstone
Harvey.
Other Cases Heard
Disposition OF other cases at the
March Term of Court which began
Monday morning was as follows:
Robert Ritchic Bray basturdy
charge, to be tried by a jury this
morning.
Paul VanSicklc, CHARGED with
non-support Of minor children, APP
pealcd for jury trial: case con
tinued.
Leroy Friend, charged with as
sault and battery, continued.
Harold Mason. charged with bas-
tardy to be tried before the court
Harvey Linn, rape transfer from
Allcgany county, not as yet tried.
Ronald Wilhelm, bastardy filed a