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Diario las Américas., 1958-04-24
BAMARINES IRAN FIESTA
SANTOMAS

SAN JUAN-Bajo los auspicios
de la Administration de Paroues
Recreo Pdblicos, ell conjunto de
bailarines del pueblo del area me-
tropolltana denominados bailarines
de Yuquiyu, seran presentados en-
ell pr6xiro Carnival de Santomas
a celebrarse del 20 al rs del eur
sante mes de abril.
La participation en- 81 Carnival
de los B~ailarines de Yuquiyd NM
dirige ell declamador Mario
Cox obedece a una lnvitaci6n que
hiciera a la Administration de
Parques y Recreo ell Comite del
Carnival de Isias Virgenes.
Los ensayosdel grupo de baila.
rInes Sc esta llevando a efecto to.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-24
(Yiene de Ia Prtgnera1


nor Ramon LanuZa es ell Vicepre-
sidenge de la misma. Eel prestamo
sera usado para capital de opera
cion.
La firma Muebles Rick de Hato
Rey sc dedica a la manufacture de
muebles para ninos. Son duenos de
Rexach. Utilizaran ell prestamo pa
vera, Mariana Rivera Y Agustin
la empresa los senores Teodoro Ri
ra capital de operation.
Ell senior Carlos Sanford Sc de-
dica, desde ell 1852, a la manufac.
tura de esponjas de alambre para
fregar. Usara 81 prestamo para ad.
quirir una msquina que lie permit
tira aumentar la production.
Ell prestamo de $1,000 cores
pondlo a. senior JESUS Lopez Rive
ra, de Ponce, quien Sc dedica a la
industria de la aeuja Y manufactu-
ra trajes para ninas.
Usara ell prestamo para adquirir
riueva maquinaria y para aumentar
Ell capita de operation.
La Junta de Directories en- su re-
union del Is de abril aprob6 tam
blen dos prestamos por un valor
total de $155,000. Ell prestamo ma.
yor fue por 800, 900 y correspon-
do a la Sunscreen Corporation de
Faiardo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27
SuttrQgists Still
WorktorCommunity

Bethesda, and Mrs. Frederick
w. Glantz of Silver Spring.
Mrs. Vance is at present
recording secretary of the
Potomac Republican Wom-
ans Club. She began her
patriotic service in 1916 as
a charter member Of the
National American Women's
Suffrage Association.
Later she was responsible
for the amalgamation of 10
national women's newspapers,
becoming circulation man
ager of The Woman Citizen
In the days when motor
cars and ambulances were
new she became chairman Of
the D. C. Red Cross Motor
Corps.
Her first assignment was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27
OAR Officers
Are Elected

Mrs. Lee O'Bannon has
been elected regent Of the
Deborah Knapp Chapter Of
the OAR. Mrs. Rose c. Green
is the new vice regent.
other officers elected are
DR.. Ella r. Fales, chaplain:
Mrs. Glenn H. Breen, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Donald
Heckard, corresponding Sec
rotary; Mrs. Mildred Trimble,
treasurer.
Also named to ONCE are
Mrs. Charles H. Ward. reg
istrar; Miss Elsie Thomas,
historian; Mrs. Dorothy M.
Whitcomb, librarian; Mrs. j.
l.. Anderson and Mrs. Mar
garet F. Bailey, board mem
bers, and Mrs. George @.
Graham. delegate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

The workers in the Fed
Grafton of Republican Women
of Montgomery County who
were militant suffragists of
the 1915 era are still fighting
and staging their battle for
good government.
They are Mrs. James Scott
Vance or Aunt Doll" of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

to drive st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital patients to theater out
ings.
1t was q novelty TO see q
woman at the wheel and q
crowd would gather whenever
the garage doors opened.
Mrs. Glantz began her
work for women's right to
vote in Pennsylvania by help
ing to organize a campaign
headquarters at Bull Moose
in 1912.
She joined the suffragettes
in 1917 and held many inn
portant positions in the
State Of Pennsylvania, in
GLIDING State Republican
Committeeman.
Since moving to Mont
gomery County in 1853 she
has been active in political
affairs. She is a member Of
the Wheaton Republican
Club and of the Federation
of Republican Women Of
Montgomery County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27
Lush Look

Fur on fur is an opulent
trend. New furs often have
the lavish addition of an
other fur for collar or cuffs.
Sable on otter; mink on seal
skin or Chinchilla on broad
tail are some examples.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27
High Up

High-belted coats star In
the fashion parade. New
placement Of belts shows in
half belts tied in front under
the bustline or In tab effects
at each side under the arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

How tragic when Q woman feels
so tired, so weak and rundown
she can't be q real companionl
Luckily, it's often due to Iron
Hungry Blood" ("simple iron de-
flciency anemia) Then it's need
less for those women to suffer
such awful WEAKNESS.
Now, o wonderful iron tonic
can help relieve this condition. h.
thus renew your vitality! It's
Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets, only
iron tonic made especially for
womenl Rich in iron, Pinkham's
Tablets start to strengthen
"Iron-Hungry Blood" in one dayl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

Thus quickly help build rich, red
blood to restore strength and
energy so you feel fine again fastl
Pinkham's unique formula can
also bring blessed relief from
functionally-caused monthly
cramps and Hot Flashes" Of
change-of-lifel No wonder so
many women use Pinkham's
Tablets all through their HUesl
If "Iron-Hungry Blood" has
left you weak and rundown
only half" q woman-get Pink.
hams Tablets from druggists.
Then see If you don't soon feel
all" woman again!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

co-ordinated woods are
fashions latest. Dyed the
same color viii be the heavier
shaggy woolens which make
tops or jackets TO so over
Jersey separates or dress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

FOR FEMALE AHNIENTS prove Lydia T.
Pnkhams Vegetable Compound (iqud) also
from disconforts Of monthly pain and ehange-of-he.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27
IS TR0N-NUNlGRY BLOOD"
MAKING you
ONLY HALF" a WOMAN?

Are You So Rundown You Cont Give Your Husband FomY
Reel comPunonship7 Then Discover The Wonderful
eoodSenathanna Action Of This Spseo Iron fer Weman
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-07

cir 81 Musial podra retener esa CO.
roma de bateo, que logro ell ano pa.
sado despues de un lapse de cinco
amos.
Pero en- la forma en- que esta ba-
teando, es un cinchete que acumu-
lara l~aureles adicionales esta tenn
porada, al unirse al distinguish
grupo de aquellos que han pegado
5000 o mas incogibles. Y los seno-
res con quienes Sc unira son Ty
Cobb con 4,191; Iris Speaker con
3,515; Wagner con 3,430; Eddie
Collins, con 3,311; Nap Laioie, con
3,251; Paul Wagner, con 3,152 y
Cap Arson, con 3081.
Musial comenzo la campana de
este ano con 1887 hits conectados
y va Sc encuentra muy cerca de la
marca de los 5000. En- las ultimas
tres campanas, "decayo" a I'm pro-
medic de $50 incogibles por tenn
porada. Pero con igual promedio
Sc llevaria por delante a. Arson "
hasta puede que alcance a Wagner
esta misma temporada.
Dos amos mas a ese reducido pa
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-07
Iratamiento de Rehabilitation
ApIicardn a Roy CampaneI|a

NUEVA YORK, mayo 6 (UP)-
Ell ex receptor de los Dodgers Roy
Campanella, paralitico a causa de
un Academic automovilistico Ell pa
sado % de JUNO, fue trasladado al
Hospital Medical Center de esta
cludad para comenzar I'm active
programa de rehabilitation.
Los medicos tienen esperanzas
de que Campanella mejorara hasta
ell punto de poder usar sus bra
EOS, per) expresan que les POGO
probable una recuperacion total"
Los medicos del ex receptor de
los Dodgers dijeron que tiene buen
amino y que eSta "ansioso" de CO.
menzar ell programa de rehabilita-
cion. Admitieron, sin embargo, que
'iene paralizadas todaS sus extre.
midades.
Ell doctor Robert w. Sengstaken
dijo que Campanella puede mo
yer los hombros Y dollar los CO.
dos y las munecas muy ligeramen-
te."
SAN FRANCISO, mayo 6 (UP).
Los Piratas de Pittsburgh logra-
ron superar i'm staque de los Gil
gantes de San Francisco que pro-
5ulo nueve carreras en- la novena
entrada y los d%errotaron por ano-
tacion de once-a diez.
Los Piratas tenian ventaia de
once a uno hasta la Ultima entra-
da, pero los Glgantes desataron
una violanta ofensiva que incluy6
lonron de Ray Jabloski con dos
companeros en- base, cuadrangular
del puertorriqueno Orlando Cope
ia con las bases vacias y tres do
oletes consecutivos de Jim King,
Johnny Antonelli y Bob Speake.
FL lanzador zurdo Don Gross, ell
tercero que emplearon los Piratas
en- csc episode, puso fin a la anne
naza obligando a Don Taussing a
batear paloma de out con las bases
,lenas.
Vernon Law Sc apunto SUI tercer
trlunfo consecutive, a peSar de que
tuvo que salir en- la novena entra-
da despues que los Gigantes lie CO.
1ectaron cinco hits y lie hicieron
cuatro carreras. Ell puertorriqueno
Ruben cargo cor la derrota su Sc
gunda contra dos victorias.
X. {. Stevens fue responsible de
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-07
ANTHONY NOQUEO
A ARTIE MILLER

NUEVA YORK, mayo 6 (UP).-
81 medic pesado Tony Anthony,
segundo en- ell ranking mundial de
la categoria vencio anoche a Ar.
tie Miller por knockout en- Ell sex
to round de una pelea concertada
a d1ez.
Anthony. que recientemente fue
derrotado por Ell campeon Archie
Moore en- una pelea por Ell titulo
y trata de logrsr ell desquite, obtu-
vo una victoria facil e infligio a
Miller uu fuerte castigo.
Ell ganador peso 8O,5 kilos (177-
IL libras) y Miller 81,3 (17s.1-4 Ii
bras).
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-07

SO podria darle la oportunidad de
llegar al segundo lugar en- esa lis.
ia.
Mientras tanto, Su rapido CO.
mienzo 10 ha convertible en- ell MI.
nero uno, lider de la Liga Nacio-
nal en- total de bases, superando
los e~sfuerZos de Mel OFT en- %
campanas de 5,041. Y cada hit
que Stan anada a su total, adelan-
ia esa marca mucho mas lejos del
alcance de cualquier ~estrella futu-
IA.
Ell esbelto Musial no fue deteni.
do en- ell plate en- ninguno de los
primeroS once juegos de los Carde-
males del st. Louis. Y este a pesar
del hecho de que es I'm pobre mi
ciador de campana.
Is solo una muestra de 10 que
I'm hombre puede hacer cuando po-
ne interes en- algo. Como cuando
Stanley Frank Musial, de 10 amos,
hizo hace mucho TEMPO, cuan1o Sc
lastimo SUI erratico brazo de Ian
Ear.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-07

i Cuando discute su sistema de
two platoon, Stengel presenta
solo ell hecho que usualmente tie
ne un hombre disponible cuando
llegan los problemas o los porcen-
tales dictan u ordenan I'm cambio.
lgualmente importante, es ell he
cho que su constante cambio de
Jugadores evita que ningun juga-
dor Sc vuelva engreido. Existen
muy pocos casos de completeness
en- ell equipo, pues son muy pocos
los que Sc saben SECURES de sus
puestos.
Y completeness ha sido des-
de hace mucho tempo la gran
preocupacion de Stengel. Y ACADIA
"a con ella, adn antes que amanez.
ca.
Las otras noches en- Washing.
ton, los Yankees perdieron ante
los Senadores. Era solo SUI segunda
derrota de la campana contra Sic
tie vlctoriaS. Pero Stengel los "sa.
cudio" a todos con uno de sus ia
mosos discursos en- los cuales LA.
ma al pan pan y al vino vino, de-
mostrando que Ell habla en- forma
confusa solo para consume de los
periodistas.
Siendo un POGO iugueton en- sus
dias de player active, Stengel CO.
noce todos los peligros que hay en-
ell canine de los jugadores ia.
mosos. Afloja I'm POGO ell asunto
del training una rel que la campa-
ma ha comenzado, pero solo mien-
tras la diversion no afecte la habi.
lidad del player.
Admite que ell pitcher Don Lar
sen, es uno de sus ~favoritos. Guam
do Don puso III caro- como "abri-
60" de un poste de telefono una
temprana maiana hace I'm par de
primaveras, Casey no dijo NADIA.
Stengel dejo pasar, despues de
unos cuantos chistes, ell incidente
del ano pasado en- ell cabaret Co.
pacabana, en- Ell cual Hank Bauer,
Yogi Berra, Whitley Ford, Billy
Martin y Johnny Kuchs Sc vieron
envueltos en- cintillos en- la seccion
de policia.
"Cuando I'm hombre llega a las
Mayores" dice Stengel f~ilosofica-
mente, "debe comprender que Ell
baseball es su negocio. Son hom-
les mayores y deben saber 10
que Sc espera de ellos. Con los
Yankees, saben que tienen que
TRAFALGAR fuera para quedarse en- ell
team. Eso'eS 10 que cuenta".
Martin, sin embargo, despues fue
cambiado al Kansas City y ahora
es considerable Ell que tenia que
cargar o la culpa en- ell incidente
del Copacabana.
Donde o cuando Stengel pens6
su sistema de "two platoon" no
es importante, pero ciertamente
no tuvo miedo en- u~tilizarlo con
los Yankees cuando ell team esta-
ba cast destruido por lesiones.
Casey utilize SUI sistema y los cam
bio de posiciones como loco.
Los Yankees ganaron ell Pc
nnant y Stengel desde entonces 81.
que usando csc sistema.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-07
Casey StengeI Podrla Haber Canada
81 Hubiera Uti|izado Lineup REGULAR

NEW YORK, mayo s (United)
Els probable que nunca ell resto
de la Liga Americana pueda com.
prender ell porque Casey Stengel,
de los Yankees, es tan devote del
sistema "two platoon.
Mas de un experto esta conven.
edo que los Yankees podrian ase.
gurar ell pennant para ell 4 de julio,
81 Stengel dejara de usar SUI usual
sistema y respaldar al pitcher abri-
dor cor los mejores ocho players
de su team como ~regulares.
Pero Casey no We las cosas de csc
modo.
"Uno tiene que tener siempre
listo UNI hombre para que coupe ell
puesto de alguien que Sc lastime,
pues ESQ es algo que siempre ocu-
IRE" dice Casey "Cuando me NOM
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-07

NEW YORK, mayo S. (United)
Made puede demostrar ell hecho
que 81 listed desea ser un ganador
tiene que pelear por clio, que un
senior que lanz6 por un team de cla-
Sc D en- la Liga Mountain States
ALA por 1889.
Ell muchacho fue descrito enton-
ces por SUI manager como eel mas
descontrolado que he visto". Y SUI
GIRO al team matriz que diera al
muchacho su libertad.
Entonces este joven, que CANADA
10 pesos mensuales, tropez6 y ca
20 y Sc lastimo su bravo al mismo
tempo que recibia la noticia de
qle su esposa iba a tener I'm nino.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-07

braron manager aqui, quise tres
hombres para cada posicion y ESQ
es 10 que me hace tr%iunfar''.
Puede que sea verdad, como sus
criticos insisten, ell que Stengel po-
dria haber ganado muchos de sus
pennants en- forma mas facil, 81
hubiera utilizado I'm line up regu-
lar. Pero, ihubiera podido ganar
tantos? No es probable ESQ y con
ocho remnants en- nueve amos es d.
'ficil de eliminar o no utilizar Ell
sistema.
Empero, es raro Ell dia o noche
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-07

Por ESQ Stanley Frank Musial Sc
convirtio en- outfielder y ell 'esto
de la historic va todos 10 saben.
Historic, debe ser anadido, es 10
que Ell reescribe todos los dias ION
SUI poderoso bate en- las Grandes
Ligas.
Stan Gel Hombre' tiene 38 amos
y esta actuando en- SUI decimasex-
ia campafa completa en- las Mayo
res. Ell sueldo original de 10 pesos
mensuales Sc ha elevado a 100000
anuales y Musial piensa tener "una
o dos campanas mas despues de cs-
ta."
Y puede que ash sea, de acusrdo
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-07

en- que Stengel no presente SUI me
Jor team al campo. Quita jugado-
res por razones solo conocidas por
ell, los Gambia de posicioneS y
muchas veces pierde desafios por
hacer ESQ.
Pero desde que sc hizo cargo en-
1949, Casey solo ha sido cogido fue
ra de base una vez. ESQ ocurri6 en-
la Serie Mundial contra Milwaukee
en- otono pasado, cuando no pudo
presentar reemplazos para los le-
sionados Mickey Mantle y Bill
SkoWron.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-07

tres anotaciones de los Piratas al
disparar I'm jonr6n con dos COM
paneros en- bases en- la septima en-
trada y Frank Thomas produio
otras dos con su septimo cuadran-
gular en- ocho dessfios, en- ell nove-
no episodio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-07
Por OSCAR FRALEY

con la forma en- que esta jugando
ahora.
Musial actualmente Sc encuentra
en- medic de uno de los mejores
comienzos de campana y TODD luce
que sera I'm a~spirante al champion
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-07

bate de la Liga Nacional. I'm THU
10 mas 10 hara empatar con ell in
mortal Honus Wagner, eel lider del
viejo circuito con ocho campeona.
tos.
Els demasiado temprano para de-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-07
RESNTAD0S
lied International

cubonos 4; Montreal 10
Miomi 4; Toronto ,
Miami z; Toronto ;
ia entrodos)
Rochester ,; Columbus ..
Is entrados. Sup. Huvis)
Ligds Mdyofss
Filodelfio 8; Dodgers ,
Pirutos ]; Gisontes 10
Cleveland 5; Boston 8
Hoeio Espaha
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-07

COMO Lo VEN LOS ExPERToS-RAzoNEs De PERDER LOS
DEsAFIos.-PARA EvlTAR A LOS ENGREIDos-cHIsTEs
EN- FL "CoPACABANA". - HABILIDAD DEL PHOTO
Por STEVE sNlpER. de la UP
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-07
Historic Deportiva de Stan Musia| Demuestra
que la fe Resu|ta Elemento de Victoria

FRAcAsADo o LANZADoR, SUFRlo IA, cAIDA Y
Sc NVlRT En- e. MEJoR BATEADoR. - DETALLES
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-23
Moiorboaf
Franks Subject
To FederaI. Law

Glowing with motorboats- en-
dangering life and property, is
no joke with federal marine ag-
entS.
Comdr. Frank J. Hickers. offic-
er in charge of the u. S. Coast
Guards Marine Inspection Of
flee, said reckless boat operators
may be prosecuted in federal
court.
He cited a federal law which
says persons operating a motor
boat or other vessel in a reckless
or negligent manner may be
guilty of miSdemeanor. Con-
viction carries a fine up to $4,000
or Imprisonment of one year.. or
both.
The law applies where life,
limb or property" are endanger-
ed.
Hicken said there have been a
number of complaints in this
area OF Illegal boat operations,
He said also there have been
some accidents reported, but no
recent fatalities.
The Coast Guard says it main
tains patrols on inland waters
here on Wednesday, Saturday
and Sunday. Those are the days
on which beating areas are most
crowded.
Hicken said all cupboard mot
orboatS over l6 feet must be
registered with the Coast Guard,
which gives them a number. All
inboard motorboats, regardless
OF size, must be registered.
He reported also that further
regulation of privately-owned
motorboats is being sought. A
Dill is now in a Congressional
committee, he said, to broaden
the rules covering private boats.
Hicken said the bill was intro
duced to handle the large in
crease in boat operations. He
said about $500 persons are kill
ed annually in this country in
boating accidents.
Under the proposed rules, the
boats would be regulated by both
federal and state agencies.
Right now, he said, the Coast
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-23
WHICH ONE, MRS ANKRICAi

A plastic handbag or a fooled
leather one? A coIored, hand
woven wool scarf in vegetable
dye, or a windproff plastic hood
with a snapper? A hand-ham-
mered copper tray, or a snappy
synthetic one in midnight blue,
studded with gold star and
moon motifs?
m Among country people of
Asia and the Middle East the
tooling of leather, hammering
of metal and weaving of wool
are profitable occupations. They
are carried on with native gen.
Jus in widely scattered homes
comprising what is known as
the cottage industries" and
brought into urban markets for
Isale.
AT a recent meeting of the
United Nations Economic Com
mission for Asia and the Far
East, held in Kuala Lumpur,
Malaga, a debate of particular
intensity conferred around the
use in these native arts, Of plas-
tic material originating in in
dustrialized countries. The syn
thetics, it developed, had both
Opponents and proponents.
One expert from Ceylon sug-
gested that plasticS might con-
lccivably crowd to the wall" the
cottage industries. Representa-
tives from India felt, on the
contrary, that plastics present q
challenge to human ingenuity. 4
delegate from Pakistan argued
that natural materials and ma
tive crafts will not BIT displaced
il the quality of the product re.
mains the primary consideration
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-23

TRITON staff.
During extremely hot wealth
err, mother need not worry I'M
duly if baby decides to go on a
hunger strike, and, should
keep the infant on his regular
formula along with the possible
addition of water. Mother
should offer water-not insisD.
Also, during such weather, baby
may enjoy spoon food better
when it is offered at room
temperature.
Baby's summer appetite can
often be stimulated by includ-
ing more fruits in his diet.
Tasty and refreshing fruits are
available in an assortment of
strained and junior baby &c Is
which are light and easily di-
gested.
For comfort, babies should be
dressed according to the Their
momctcr and the humidity, and
not according to the season.
There are excessively humid
days when even a diaper will
be almost too much clothing
there are other days when a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-23

editors Note-story by Rays Carp. T. Is. 1858. news
paper writer for the Charlotte
Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles Raleigh. N. CO.
This VIM NOT be much of a column.
sut he except for mercfu God and good brakes there
Instead there a large Monday headline
because there were seven of in the
By the rains would have
and the drainage bitches alongside Highway
OF Winstpn-Salem would not show the difference.
and Mrs Falston c. age g. thousands Of dollars
for the murder of their only child only
thousands of dollars to the Holmes.
wife Annie their only child, l6-month-old
This would have been difficult David brought up
orphanage Annies mother and father dead
In the sum of and his meanings have
made eyewnk difference
In the of those in this the
of the world We mean much to each othsr. ~
Bus drivers, suppose the best
Their companies have the statistics to it.
But bus drivers skilled they human
make mistakes.
For one mistake made by p. M on
rainy Sunday night would opportunity rip
ped his gulet from his throat with both hands.
My round Debbie asleep Smiling prob
aoy She always does And often look her that way
wonder at her dreams
The in-law Homeses son were back there and
Annie terrified of the highway anyway glasses
she would not Annie chicken.
Because of her doing only per hour Because
or hr and because there soft Brahms
Miss Boo was sitting next to and the got
OF her and she saying
81 glad married you"
1t was strange time to thing like that for we have
been married years. ~ " ~
My Billy sitting in the seat next to the door
L
Juus told me to order the shrimp more than INV
whole dinner yesterday beha to order the lobster
TOO uncle julius is sure rich isn't he Daddy?
That's when l lights
A. we were slowly climbing hill lights were coming up
he other side dmmed were lust below, the 60,
when something suddenly wrong reflex told me there
third light coming a us. ~ ~ wa"
Jan1nied the brakes, the shoulder
~ w saie Spht second 1t was above and us-a mon
sIos motorized roaring mountain bus-passing tractor
trailer on a curve at the of a hill ~ N
Nooooy screamed 1t happened fast to scream foot
two feet perhaps missed us and roared On
ue rainy ght on the downgrade 20 miles per hour
III SECONDS the windshield cleaned away rho
omdlng cloak of muddy spray N' "'
and walked around in the drizze " SUI 0u'
n "fiie later we drove At ph But ON eva, ,r,
ana every hill there that bus there all ng T.
e no" IL VIII De there from naybe tbs E Cod
But somewhere hope there driver of nationon, 60
Gus ou Line who will remember car and will see i To-
every hill and every curve " 80 - '0o' OH
because there is not bus or bus schedule in ,b
enre world worth much single breath of dangbto
d. L III iet sleep OF whose might again ono
ay guy MN lobster dinner wife who viii ss, -
at some strange time and place. ~ ~ VIII say again
I'm glad Won"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-23

Guard Is the only regulatory ag-
ency for the smaller privs, !.
boats. However, private citizens
may register complaints in al
legged reckless or negligent oper-
alton cases, identifying the al
legged offenders either by the
formally granted registration
numbers or. in the case Of un-
registered boats, by physical
Identification.
Complaints are received ernme
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Complaints are received by the
Marine Inspection Office, which
investigates the charges. II the
complaint is substantial, Hicken
said, the accused offender is
hauled into court to answer the
charges.