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HERBERT, MAY BLANCHE. On
S Sss2iI6aS H.a s4su'i NAY 5 BRRss
Or. j. Wells Herbert and Annis
z. Herbert, Friends may cali II
Gawler's Chapel, 1855 Pa ave ~
i tsouT Tii ~ parking l, oppOsitsl serv-
on Friday, August 90. at il. Al SSu = y
Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. %
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HUMMER. JOHN FRANKLIN.

Wednesday. Ausust as s.. Ia5s' :. S Il!
home, Nokesville, va, JOHN Franz
LIN HUMMER, husband OF the late
Mary Cobourn Hummer and father
OF Miss Frances Hummer OF Nokes.
VIE VILE vas and Mt. Joseph c. aum-
mer rests at the Baker Funeral
Home, Manassas, Va. Funeral re-
QUEEN at $3.50 an. and burial Of
nee at 10 an. DIST at Trinity Epis-
eopsi Church, Manassas. Va. In
Church, Va. no
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SULLIVAN, WILLIAM 7. OF 22Os
1855. husband Of Neilie Mae Sulli-
van, brother Of Mrs. Macy Herpleh
OF Marion, Ohio, ana herbert J.
sullivan of north Screen, NJ J..
prayers at Chambers Funeral home,
sly 1lth st. Sc, on Friday, Au-
guSt -, at S:SU an. Mass at
st. Francis Xavier Church, 2Sth
ST. ana Pa. ave. Sc, at . an.
Interment Mount OliYet Cemetery.
THOMAS, VIRGIE n. On Tuesday,
August 20, 1855, VIRGIE d.
THOMAS OF 1873 ) st. NV, ApI.
2ul, beloYed vile Of Norman A.
Thomas. Also surviving are a niece,
Mrs. josephine J. Williams, and other
relatives ana many FRIENDS. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangemsnts By
MCGUIRE Inc. 70
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HAMMETT, OLIVER 8. On Mondsv
AUGUST 25. 1858 Oliver s. HAN.
MEL Mdir bs q s9e ,d Front lane EastOn,
Hammett and Mrs. Oeneyieve Chris.
topner. Qrayeside services and in
terment at pm. Saturday. An
gust 80. in Mount Olivet Gene
fsTy: ARRANGEMENTS by the Rinaidi
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gasi "a, isss, q Rn Me SfhsGaE, Az.
1874 corcoran Sc. NV, washing
ton, D. c., beloved wife Of joseph
s q; DAVIS and mother Of John s;
by her mother and father, James
ana CECILIA Butler Of Mechanics
Vile, Nd; f1ve sisters, two brothers
and three grandchildren. Funeral
IL9m ner mothers residence on
thence to st. Johns Church, Holly
wood, Nd, where mass will be or
Tered at 10 am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment church
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BROWN, GEORGE z. on wednesday,

August "a, 1858. GEORGE i.
er of the late Mrs. William J.
Howard, ST., and Joseph B. Brown
of Boston, Mass. Funeral on Satur-
day, August 30 at 1880 pm, from
his late residence, "BroWnland,"
BRrboursville, Va. 30
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JACKSON, EDWARD. Suddenly, on
Monday, August %, 1858, at Cas-
ualty Hospital. EDWARD JACKSON
O. las Owens pl. ne. husband Of
e mourn his passing four sisters,
Robertson, Mrs. Lillian Bonds and
Mrs; Atsley Johnson: one brother,
Nathaniel Jackson: a devoted friend
Mrs. Odell Stewart and other rela-
tives and many friends. Remains
resting ct the John T. Rhines q
Co. Funeral Home. 30I5 18th st.
me- where, friends are invited tc
rs. Funeral services on Fridsy
AuEust 20, at ] pm, at the Friend
ship Baptist Church, LIST and il
SITS. s.w., the Rev. B. Il Whitinr
ofnctatinE 1nterment Lincoln Ne
JACKSON, ELLA. On Tuesday, Au-
aust. %. 1858, ELLA JACKSON Of
9QlI 4th st NV. the beloved mother
Of Mrs. Lottie c. Mason and Mrs.
Stewart RuSSell, great-grandmother
OF Lovetta Russell. Other reia-
tiVes and many friends also sur
vive. Notice Of funeral later. Ar
rangements by MalvGn a. Schey,
Inc.
JANDREW, ROY W. On Tuesday
August 26, 1858. at his residence
4Ol 4Sth ave, Capitol HEIGHTS, Nd
ROY W. JANDREW, beloved hus.
hand of Oma JandreV and father
Of Royce Jsndrew. Friends may
St. and Mass. sve. me-. wi, here ssr Y
ices viii be held on Friday, August
sa,, at 1850 an. 1nterment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
sth St and Mass Ave NE u 3!
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INEZ. on Wednesday. An
gust ~, 1858, INEz DIsHMAN Of
i9OO % Sc. NV. ARRANGEMENTS by
Of funeral later. ''S'
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tired. On Tuesday, AUGUST 30,
1893. at Doctors Hospital, KENT
A. HUNTER of the Presidential
Apartments, 18th and L SITS. NV.
beloved husband Of Ruth Taylor
IN Arlington National Cemetery on
Friday, August 20. at . pm. A
contribution to the st. Johns De-
vslopment Services for Children,
1921 Utah ave. NV, may be made
as an expression Of sympathy, IS
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BOYD, MRS. HAZEL M. The officers
~ and members Of Ruth
NNN Chapter, No. 1, o. z. s.,
N0A are hereby notified of the
%AMN0A death of Sister HAZEL M
MI BOYD. Remains at the
~ Warner z. Pumphrey Fu-
neral Home, S434 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, Md.
DE SYLVIA JONES,
Worthy Makrnn
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RUCKER, THOMAS. On Tuesday, Au.
E FEoGSSss' ai 1928; At ,., Bowie, Nd;
Ursula Rucker, uncle Of Teresa
Brooks. Also surviving are othei
relatives and friends. The late MT
Rucker may be viewed at his late
residence in Bowie, Nd, after 4
pm. Thursday, August 20. Service;
Will be held on Friday, August 90
at 10. am, at the Ross Methodist
Church, Bowie, Md, the Rev. Rich.
ara W. Hall ofhciating. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. SerV.
ices by Stewart. 2S
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BOYD, HAZEL MARIE. On Tuesday,
August 20. 1858, at the George
washington Hospital, HAZEL MARIE
BOYD of 622 Madison st. NV,
wife of the late Samuel c. Boyd,
J. Carroll Boyd: sister Of Mrs.
Ruth Maysaud, Mrs. H. Eugene
Montgomery and Robert and Albert
G. Darr. Mrs. Boyd rests at the
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring,
Nd, where services will be held
on Friday, August 20, at 1890
am. parking facilitiesl. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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PROsPERL. MARY REIIR rIRpn

On Wednesday, Augqst ~, 1865
NARY BEILE Tu 5Ri Sfi eR6sP PefsE
beloved wife Of the late Franklir
Perry Turpin Prospect and aunt b
Mrs. Katherine c. Hardy, Mrs. Haze
e. Hurwitz and walter b. Chambers
Services at the g.. H. Hines Co
Funeral Home, 2901 18th st. NV.
on on satnraaE AUGUST 80; at 10 am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
Hugerstown Crush
Kills One, Hurts Five

HAGERsTowN, Md, Sept.
8 AP.-One person was killed
and five others were injured
yesterday in q collision Of a
car and truck on rain-slicked
U. s. IL. about one mile north
Of Hagerstown.
State police said the brakes
locked on q northbound truck
and it skidded across the CEN
ter Of the roadway, striking a
southbound car carrying mem
bers Of the Charles Edward
Harrison family.
Mr.. Harrison, 80, Of nearby
Greencastle. was killed.
-Four Of the injured in the
crash were admitted to Wash
ington County Hospital. They
included Mr.. HarmiSon's rs
year-old wife, Anita, and their
two children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
re. Boin to Manage
WenseI Senate Roce

Or. Louise Wensel. who is running an independent
Republican against Senator Byrd Democrat Of Virginia today
announced the appointment Of Richard c. Balm Of Fairfax
County her campaign manager
Mr. Balm who lives at 1919 Sanford court Broyhl Crest
chairman Of the State O. O. committee and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
Dr.. wenseI's Plan
Passenger Shot
On Boy Steamer

CHESAPEAKE CITY, Nd.
Sept. 8 (AP).-A 2S-year-old
man was shot and critically
wounded by q gunman yester.
day aboard the, Chesapeake
Bay steamer Bay Belle.
Removed from the excursion
boat while 1t was in the Chesa-
peake q Delaware Canal near
Chesapeake City was Calvin S.
Jones, Of Baltimore.
Mr.. Jones was admitted to
Delaware Hospital in Whining
ton, Del, where his condition
was listed as critical. He was
shot in the neck and parahzed
by a gunman who disappeared
into the crowd of 1900 aboard
the boat.
The shooting was the second
outbreak Of violence on the Bay
Belle in less than two weeks. A
general riot broke out August
% in Baltimore harbor and
continued on the pier after the
steamer docked.
Investigators questioned pas
sengers and searched the boat
yesterday but were unable to
find the weapon or uncover any
clues to Jones assailant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
Tex PurIey Slated
By Virginia Group

RICHMOND. Sept. 9 (AP).-
A Virginia Advisory Legislative
Council committee has invited
discussion on two tax problems
ip a hearing here October 20.
Business and legal groups may
speak out on problems involv-
ing apportionment of State
corporation taxes on businesses
operating partly in Virginia.
Also TO be discussed is the eff
feet of Virginia laws on capital
and other taxes as they apply
to industry. "
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policies, and that, when ap-
to obselescence and decay"
Mr.. Balm is a research as
sociate with the Brookings
Institution. His speciality is
studying politics and political
parties. He is q graduate Of
Columbia University and has
done graduate work in social
sciences at Louisiana State
U University, Columbia and
George Washington. He served
on the Fairfax County Growth
Committee and was chairman OF
the Regional Plans Study Com
mittee for the Northern Vir-
ginia Regional Planning and
Economic Development Com
mission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
Two Victims
Of Highway
Crashes Die

Two men involved in separate
traffic accidents on August 81
died yesterday in District hos
pitfalls.
Ralph w. Dulaney, 80, OF
Manassas, Va, died Of head
and chest injuries in George
town Hospital, received when
his motorcycle collided with an
automobile on Route 20 at Bull
Run. Va.
Raymond F. Chase, 49,. of
Lexington Park, Md. died in
Freedmen's Hospital Of injuries
received when his automobile
collided with another car at
Route 235 and st, James road
in st. Marys County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
Cumberland Fire
Destroys AirpIone

CUMBERLAND, Md. (AP)-
A small airplane was destroyed
in a IRE which wrecked the air.
craft maintenance shop at
Cumberland Municipal Airport
last night.
Airport Manager Warren r.
Mullenax estimated the loss Of
the plane and Of tools and
equipment at $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
Two Men Killed
In Falmouth Crush

FREDER ICKSBURG, Va,
Sept. 8 (AP).-Two men were
killed yesterday when their car
and q tractor trailer collided
headon near the intersection of
U. s. Rts. ! and II at nearby
Falmouth.
State police said the auto,
driven by Neral @. Wells, "a,
Lexington, KY. was demolished
and burned before rescue work.
ers could arrive. A passenger
in the auto. Shared A. Eslick,
Al. Alexandria, Va, also was
killed.
Police said an investigation
showed the Wells vehicle
crossed into the northbound
lane and into the path Of the
truck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
WestminsterMun
Is Found Dead

WESTMINSTER. Md, Sept.
9 (AP).-The body Of a 28-year-
old Westminster man was found
last night about six miles from
this Carroll County town, State
police reported.
Cpl. j. M. Morgan Of the
Randallstown barracks said
Lorraine B. Stem, jr., a used
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member Of the Fairfax County
Republican Committee.
His acceptance Of tn Job, said
Mr.. Balm, lis q personal act in
no way connected with the Re-
publican Party. We do not in
tend to ask for ofiicial indorse-
ment from any party. although
we will earnestly solicit votes Of
individual Republicans, Demo-
Gratis and Independents who
agree with the program DR..
Wensel will outline during her
campaign"
David and Goliath
He likened the campaign to
the battle of David and Co
Hath, except that In this case
David hasn't even a sling to
start with. Nevertheless. 1t will
be q real fight and q positive
fight, not Just an attempt to
bring out the protest vote"
DR.. Wensel. 80 year : old
mother Of five children who
practices medicine at Fisher
vile, Va, said her campaign
manager was respected by nom
machine Democrats as well as
Republicans. She added:
dick Balm has been studying
the problem Of raising the eco.
nomic and educational level of
our State and Is convinced that
the first step is to retire my
opponent from ONCE"
DR.. Wensels Plan
DR.. Wensel added that during
the campaign she intended to
show that Senator Byrd's
policies ARE bad business
piled in government. they lead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
Registration Set
By New College

Registration for new Prince
Georges Community College is
scheduled for September IL and
IL, from 5 TO 10 pm. at Suit
land High School, 5000 Silver
Hill road.
Tests for new students in the
two-year college will be given
on September is and l6, accord
ing to DR.. Robert T. Novak,
dean Of the college.
Glasses are scheduled Sep
TENDER Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
lutheruns to Install
Synod President

ROANOKE. Va. Sept. 8 (AP)
DIR. Franklin Clarke Fry Of
New York, president Of the
United Lutheran Church in
America. will install DR.. j.
Luther Mauney Of Roanoke as
the first full-time head of the
Lutheran Synod of Virginia in
rites here September 81.
DR.. Mauney, formerly of Arl-
ington, was elected to a i've
year term as synod president
here in April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
Ex-ControIIer Heuds
New Site Study Unit

BALTIMORE, Sept. 9 APP
Former City Controller Howard
Z. Cook, ST., viii head a group
which will study sites for O
new Department Of Vehicles
building.
Gov. McKeldin named the
five-man committee during the
weekend. Presumably the build
ing will be in Baltimore, where
the present building is. The
General Assembly okayed $780,
600 to be spent on buying lard
for the site.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
Cancer Unit Speaker

DR.. John F. w. King. director
of service for the American
Cancer Society, will address the
annual meeting of the Airing
ton County Unit Of the society
at 8 pm. tomorrow in the Gen.
trail Methodist Church, 4201
North Fairfax drive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
Foreign Educators
To Visit Schools

Foreign educators, visiting
the United States under the
international Educational Ex-
change program. will visit two
Prince Georges County schools
tomorrow.
The group viii discuss with
the teachers the methods Of in
struction and curriculum at the
Chillum Elementary School and
West Lanham Hills Elementary
School.
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car salesman. had been shot in
the head.
The trooper said a .22-caliber
rife was found next to the body.
State Police described the
death as an apparent suicide.
but added that an investigation
was continuing by DR.. James
T. Marsh. county medical ex-
aminer.
The body was found near a
car on Oak Tree road by a
passing motorist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
VVWs EIeetronies enobIe US to awe
you even more efficient service!

We are pleased to announce that Suburban
Trust has purchased and is insfoIIinq the
lotest POST-TRONIc' Accounting Machines.
Although this marvellous eIectronic equip
ment will be located behind The scenes,
II is The modern answer TO keeping obreast
of the tremendous number of daily irons
oetions- greatly increasing our operating
efficiency for more satisfactory service.
Through the miroeIe of eIeeironics, our
checking account posting will be controlled
ElecTRONIcALLY-fhereby producing the
banks and the customers records with
greater degree of accuracy and speed.
installation Of these new Post-Tronic Ac-
counting Machines is another important
step we are taking to give our customers
the best banking service available.
'Trudsmork
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-16
FL Bouquet
de Ia
Sennunu

MIAMI DE day de Noche", Sc honra y Sc eompace en-
ofrecer hoy su Bouquet al senior C. Dewitt. Coffman, admins
trador del Hotel McAllster de eda Cudad, quen Sc ha venido
destacando, desde que asumio dicho cargo, en- mayo de 1856, por
SUI marcada prediecci6n en- atraer y cultivar una numerosa y dEinr
guida clientele hispana.. Ell CENTRIC DE LAS AMERICAS, es
uo de los exponentes mas notables de SUI clara vision de promoter
lnsgne y de comerciante practice y consciente. acknowledgements ell
lujoso y exclusive comedor, vino a llenar una necesidad en- nuestra
vida social y commercial y en- ell momento mas culminante de nuestro
desarrono en- esS dos esferas. Dewitt es ell responsible de que
en- ell McAlister Sc respire, dentro de TODD 10 immense de SUI capa-
cidad, I'm ambiente netamente hispanico: en- los bares, en- los come
dores, en- ell lobby y hasta en- los lujosos cuartos, Sc puede advertr,
aunque a veces, en- pequenos detalleS, csc toque caracteIistico de
nuestra cultura y de nuesra historic. Ell cronista, que ha sido
por mas de ounce amos, I'm asiduo concurrente a este conocidisimo
establecimiento de Flagler y ell Boulevard, por razones de pro-
fundo sentimentaismo, va que aqui fue donde disfrut6 de su pi
mera luna de mieL, no tiene por menos que expresar su asombro
ante la metamorfosis que gracias al esfuerzo y buen gusto de
Dewitt Sc advierte hoy en- ell McAllister.. Para orgullo nuestro,
quen rige sus destinoS, es un virtuoso de la industrial hotelera,
que ha hecho de Miami, su Residential y vecindad, acomodandose en-
forma definhiva en- un rancho de 40 acres cerca de Perrlne y dedI-
cando ss horas de descanso al cutivo de aguacates. c. Dewitt
Coffman ceebr6 en- das pasados SUI Is aniversario de bodas con
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-16
Como Ia poIemiea de Ia poIitiea Gu
sligo extendiendo, voy O tener que publican
De DIA... v de Noche" en- ell Suplemento

Como Ia poIemiea de Ia poltiea eubona So
siso extendiendo, voy O tener que publican IMAM
De DIAm y de Noehe" en- ell Supplemental.
La inesperada presencia de un apuesto letrado boricua en- Ell
"Moulin Rouge" del DiLido y la reaccion de una elegante dana que
acompanaba a SUI esposo, esa sendo Ell causal de un resonante dvor-
eo..
JORGE, "enemoradito". EDDIE PEREZ, ~moshifeo
en- su popeI de ehaperon...
En- Ell ultimo bale de la Juventud Guiana, Sc notaron los efeetos
de la refrescante injection que ha aplicado al Club la nueva Direc-
tiva. La presencia, de muchas caras nuevas, fue evdente y Ell entu-
siasmo reinante, prometedor..
"CoPA" que vino q sustituir y reiorar al "ce-
Iixso" en- ell Boulevard, presenta ia VueIto al
Mundo en- 9 Eseenos", con un derroehe de beIIas
eoristos y una innovaei6n en- ell sonido estereofoni-
CO.,. luce bien!.
MAGGIE de la Tore, la despampanante rubia del Departamento
de Establishes de la Pan American Always, que tan frecuentemente
"para ell trafco" a la entrada del Aeropuerto, ahora Y por obra de
magia, convertida en- una triguena "que Sc acab6"-
VlCKY GEORGE, una notable cantante del "James Club, ada.
Avenida y la cane 36th del N. w, es de origen salon, pero de una
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-16

Kate, tienen un hijo: Mike, bien
parecido y elegante y cuenta en-
SUI haber con una larga relacion
de importantes cargos que ha de-
sempefado dentro de SUI giro: Pre-
sidente de SUI propia firma, Hotel
Sales Engineering, Director Eje-
cutivo del Buro de Turismo y Con-
v~enciones de Philadelphia; autor
del libro profits Through Promo
ton" Ell que sirve de texto en- la
diffusion de SUI propia tecnica de
adquirir mas clientes a traves de
la promotion; Co~nferencista de la
Universidad de Cornell en- la Cate
dra de Industries Hoteleras; ex Pre-.
sidente de la "Hotel Sales Manager
Association International, etc..
No obstante y por encima de TODD
ESQ, 10 que a mi entender- lie ha
Ia nrofaeanaoc ae- n nx,ariok1a IL
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-16

perceptible emotividad latina. AL
sscuchar nuestra musica, Sc eriza
y u c~ontornos tiemblan como 81
e%stuvieran hechos de g~eIatina...
Cuando la vean "echando" un man.
boz, asentiran conmigo en- 10 que
sstoy tratando de e~xplicarles.. Pc.
dro Gutierrez, agente y protector
de la talentosa "diva" esta a pun
to de negociarle un iugoso con.
trato para uno de los mas popu-
lares cabaretS habanerOs...
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-16

FLORA y SANJURJO, propietarios del Minerva, iran a La
Habana a sufrir un intense plan de reparaciones fisicas, aceptando los
sabios consoles del Dr. Ricardo. Portlla Sanchez, mi padre" y pro.
minente cirujan0, que en- union de "Nica", III espOsa, 81 encuentran
atendendo un Congress- Medico en- ell Hollywood Beach Hetel.. Du
rante la ausencia de la Distinguish pareja, la perra "Queeny" esara
bajo Ell "paternal" cuidado de este Departmental.
GERMAN NEGRONI, nuestro querido y admirable Jefe de Redac-
ci6n, no aparecio con saco' blanco en- la foografia de la toma de pose.
sion de la nueva Drectiva de la Organization Democratic Puertorri-
uuena, debido a que en- ell inverno no Sc estna ell uo del traje formal
de verano de saco banco, especialmente 81 las temperatures locales
esan a 500 F..
E "DIxIE"R Restaurant, 223 n. {. I Ave, obrio
sus puertos al plbIieo en- dies posodos y peso Ia
ertieo triunfaImente.. lie osurames una large
vida y feHeitomos al amigo Monts..
AL recibir una invitacion para asistr a una boda, I'm viejo y jocoso
amigo de ustdes y mo, lanz6 la siguiente exclamation: ny donde esa
Ia del bautizo?"..
mos cuentan que Augusta de Castro, ell gran director y pro-
Pasa a la pag 81
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-30
Southern Wins 9TH
From Terra Alta

Southern High defeated Terra
Alta High school for the second
time this season on the latters
court last Friday night to bring
the record to seven wins against
four losses for the season. The
final score was GO to So.
Southern was never in trouble
throughout the contest, leading Is
to r. SO to 20, and 81 to Al at the
quarter periods Southern had the
advantage in field goals % to %,
and scored IL of % foul attempts
compared to 8 out of Is for Terra
Alta.
Shaffer was leading scorer for
both teams with % points on II
field goals and six out Of eight
fouls. Colaw had Is points, Wine
Z, Martin 4, d. Stemple 3, Coker
2, J. Updike A. Murphy 2, Dinta-
man 2, Sanders was non-scoring.
Morris led the Terra Alta attack
with &c points while Garlitz had
9, Groves Z, wilhelm 8, Hill 2 and
Parsons l.