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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04
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Evening star., 1958-05-14
Education Study
Urged by Harlan

DETROIT. May IA Ub. =
Problems facing the world To-
day, says a United States Su
preme Court justice, win no
be solved by sputniks, rocket
or scientific achievement!
Justice John Marshall Harlan
said. in dedicating a new schoo
in suburban Birmingham las
night, that ut would be o sorry
day for the world II we shoulC
lose the concepts Of human re.
lations gained through study Of
history, language and Other
non-scientific subjects"
He continued:
I'VE must examine the Cedu.
cation system-science is ar
important part of education
but / hope the impact Of for.
eign scientific developments viii
not bring about a radica
change in our educational sys.
tenn"
Evening star., 1958-05-14
Jeb Stuart Biography
Wins Profit Award

NEW YORK. May IA (R.-
Burke Davis Of Greensboro. N
C, was announced yesterday
as winner of the Fletcher Pratt
Award for THE Last Cavalier" /"
a biography Of the Confederate
cavalry leader Jeb Stuart.
The award, presented by the
Civil War Round Table of New
York. Inc, is named for the
historian who was both a char
ter member and a president of
the organization. It is given
each year for an outstanding
nonfiction work on a Civil War
subject.
Mr.. Davis book was published
last fall.
Evening star., 1958-05-14

members were losing confidence
in the monitor arrangement.
He petitioned the court 10 dis
miss Godfrey p. Schmidt from
the monitor board.
Mr.. Schmidt. a New York
attorney. had represented the
dissident Is IN the injunction
suit against the international
union which resulted In the
settlement that left Mr.. Hoffa
in once as provisional presi-
dent. Under terms Of the set
tlement, the international union
Is 10 pay legal expenses Of the
plaintiffs In the injunction pro-
ceedings. The attorney has
asked the court 10 allow him
more than $500, 1000 TO cover his
fee and expenses.
In his petition 10 remove Mr..
Schmidt, Mr.. Cunningham
charged that complaints of in
dividual members OF reprisals
against them for having sup
Evening star., 1958-05-14

ported the dissident group had
been ignored by Mr.. Schmidt,
Cayton Defends Board
Subsequently. Judge cayton
stated that all such complaints
had been acted upon by the
monitor board.
Judge Cayton referred 10
complaints made by rank-and-
file members Of Teamsters
Local l07 In Philadelphia. on
GERS Of the local had been un-
der investigation by the Senate
Rackets Committee probing
charges Of mismanagement and
corruption.
Judge Cayton had been
named as a neutral member
of the board. Mr.. Schmidt
was appointed TO represent the
dissident Is while Attorney L.
N. d. Wells was to represent
the International Union. Mr..
Wells is a Dallas, Tex, lawyer.
Evening star., 1958-05-14
PRESIDENTS NEWS SESSION !
DRAWS NEAR-REc ORD CROWD

Vice President Nixon's difhcutes In Venezuela and
troubled situations In Algeria and the Middle East
brought out attendance al President Esen-
hower's news conference today.
White House aides reported 800 persons Allied the
fourth-foor and balcony In the old State Depart
ment building where the President holds his confer
ences. a
This was only nine short OF the record set on two
previous occasions One February 29 1885, when
the President announced he would reelection despite
his heart attack the previous September The other was
on August ], 1856. after his ileitis operation.
Even with the strain Of events OF the last few days
and particularly Mr. Nixons narrowing experience yes
terday In Caracas, Mr. Eisenhower showed no outward
evidence Of stress as he faced reporters.
Evening star., 1958-05-14
Dieby of FPC Asks
No Reuppointment

S. L. Digby has asked that he
not be considered for reappoint.
ment as a member Of the Fed.
eral Power Commission.
The White House said today
that Mr.. Digby. a Democrat
from Monroe, La, whose five.
year term expires June %,
wrote President Eisenhower
that he did not desire reap.
pointment.
The President in reply
thanked him for his services on
the commission.
Mr.. Digby told a reporter he
will return to Monroe and prac-
tice law.
Evening star., 1958-05-14
Coyton Quits as Heed
Of 7 Teomster Monitors

Nathan cayton retired chief Judge Of the Municipal Court
Of Appeals has resigned chairman Of the Teamstes Board
OF Monitors II revealed today
letter Of resignation sent yesterday Federal Judge
Dickinson Let's who had appointed Judge Clayton and
others monitors TO watch the affairs Of the International
Evening star., 1958-05-14

brotherhood OF TeamsterS. The
monitor plan was part OF a
settlement OF a suit brought by
q group OF Is rank-and-file
members OF a New York local
who had sought TO set aside the
election Of James r. Hofia as
international president.
Judge Let's told reporters he
regretfully had accepted Judge
Cayton's resignation. He stated
he hoped 10 appoint q successor
In about q week.
He said names OF candidates
would be submitted by the dis
sident i3 and by the interna-
tional union. The successor
will be selected from this list.
Judge Cayton. in his letter 10
Judge Let's, pleaded press Of
other bushes sas reason for his
withdrawal.
Monitor Attacked
Recently. John Cunningham,
chairman Of the group of New
VaFk AieoianVtc oafd ,an,1v
Evening star., 1958-05-14
Monitor Attacked

Recently. John Cunningham,
chairman Of the group Of New
York dissidents, said many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15

Big Zero Degree Freezer-hods up to
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Butter Compartment and Egg Rock
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Automatic Defrostine Refrigerator
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-23
LEGAL NOTICE


VELMA JEAN KELLER. whose place OF
residence is unknown, is hereby nptified that
Robert H. Keller has filed his petition against
her in the Common Pleas CouFt of Allen
County, Ohio. at Lima, kOho. lbeing Case
Number 446S5 on the Docket OF said Court
prsying therein for a divorce and other proper
relief. the ground of grdas neglect of duty
and extreme cruelty, Said yttion may be
heard and decided by the afofeshid Court after
of the first publication of trf notice and, II
the said Velma Jean Keller desires to contest
said action she Is furtherf hotified that she
will be required to interpose Der defense there
to within such period Of sit weeks as afore-
said or juigment may be faken against her
as prayed for in the p<titibn.
Robert L. Bayeatf Attorney for
Robert y. Ksliers -, 81.
LEGAL NOTICE
Case No, 447l6
George p, Steffy. whose last known place OF
address was Apt. III. 1647 College Avenue
Mary p. Sicily has fikd her petition against
him for divorce, restQfation to the name OF
Surber and other euutable relief on the
ground of wilful absence for than one
year in Case Number a47l6 of the Court OF
Common Pleas of Allen County. Ohio. and
that said cause will be for hearing on or
after six (6) weeks from the date of the first
publication of this potice.
Durbin. NsvaHre Rizor q Depore
Ry Barbara Rizor
Attorneys fog Plaintiff
6o2 Cook TOPPER. Lima, Ohio
Jan, 10. %. so. Feb g. Is
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Mainly Personal

NEED HELP preparing your in
come tax report? Here's an opportu-
nifty to get it first hand from an In
ternal Revenue agent, and former
Rluffton resident Carol Carmack
who will appear on Columbus TV
station WBNS Sunday afternoon at
2:30. Carol will be on the TV screens
with John Robe, another Columbus
agent, and Robert c. Eichhorn. chief
of the administrative branch of the
Internal Revenue office. The trio will
also appear on February 8, is and
q. This is part of the Internal Rev.
enue Department service program to
aid in filing the soon due reports.
DALE REICHENBACH, former
Rluffton Pirate star, has another top
flight basketball team under his wing,
according to reports drifting down
from the Northlands.
Rick is coach of the Elyria Pio-
neers, currently unbeaten in ten
games and solid first place club in
the tough Buckeye conference. Elyria
defeated the Findlay Trojans 1916
last Friday night on the Findlay
court and they are the only team to
defeat the always dangerous Findlay
five this year. Early in December
they administered 64-37 lacing to the
Trojans.
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If ii weren't for a team called
Middletown there would be number
of persons picking Elyria as club
which could go all the way to the
state championship. A state title
would be real feather in Dale's hat
because he piloted the Grand Rapids
Pirates to a Class B State champion
ship in 1851, and he would be one
of only few men to coach more
than one champion.
Dale is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Reichenbach of West Elm street.
THE WARY FOX has become so
unwary in this area that he saunters
into the middle of the farmyard in
broad daylight as, though he were one
of the family pets, according to Amos
Klingler, who last Sunday was COM
PEELED to shoe Reynard off his prem
ises with a shotgun.
1t was the Sunday morning pre-
ceding the Sportsman's club fox
hunt, Amos said. This bold fox
approached within 40 feet of the
house and seemed to want to come
closer when he was spied by the
household at the barnyard fence.
Amos was SO surprised he missed
with shotgun blast, and then raced
through the house to fire five more
shells at the retreating fox.
Perhaps no longer wary, the fox,
however, must be clever, for he was
not among the three caught in the
hunt onpthe next section that after
noopv Amos said his fox had a large
white tip to his tail unlike any of the
three bagged.
PHYLLIS DILLER, former Bluffton
girl who has been mentioned several
times for her apparent success on
the night club circuit on the West
Coast, has now invaded New York
City She is billed as "The Friendly,
fabulous Phyllis Diller" at The Blue
Angel. 152 East 55th street.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-23
100 Attend Home
Improvement ! Clinic

More than 100 persons attended the
Wildwood home improvement clinic
sponsored by Steinman Bros. Lumber
company Wednesday evening of last
week at the elementary school all
purpose room.
The group saw motion pictures and
heard talk on use of wood paneling
in creating additional living space in
the attic or basement.
Door prizes were distributed as
follows: Mrs. Kenneth Hartman, Q
pc. carving set; John K1ay, wallet;
Mrs. Thomas White, Rockport,
French skillet; Lyman Barnes,
Yankee drill and screwdriver set;
Thomas White. door mirror; Robert
Sawyer, nest of saws, and Quentin
Burkholder, door mirror.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-23
LIGHTS FROM KITCHEN WINDOW

When a man finishes chopping in
his woodlot on these gray-cloud, last
month afternoons, and heads down
across the sidehill pasture and
through the old apple orchard on the
slope behind the barn, he instinctively
looks for the light in the kitchen win
dow. Time was, a few decades ago,
when the light shone from kerosene
lamp sitting on shelf above the kit
chen sink Now it is electricity, but
the meaning of the light from the
kitchen window is still the same -
still reassuring verify in our uneasy,
man-made society.
Over the years from fall until
spring, the light from home windows
has meant something basic and secure,
something dependable and familiar.
In autumn the light beams show dim
ly on the grown grass and leaves; in
the heart of winter when white beauty
lies on the hills, the shaft of golden
light paints a glowing picture on the
snow.
Since colonial times, a light in the
window has meant home and sanct-
uar.y Men and boys returning from
hunting trips, from journeys to the
nearest gristmill, from trips to mar
ket towns. have looked ahead to new
homes hewn in a wilderness and the
dim light that shone through oiled
skins. AS cabins gave way to frame
buildings and glass replaced other
materials, lights from kitchen win
dows at the end of day became bea-
cons to men and boys in an expanding
nation.
1t grows dark early now. A man
finishes his chopping as gray shadows
stretch long from the trees. Mountain
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-23
Plan Garden Club
Banquet In February

The annual banquet and ladies
night meeting of the Bluffton Mems
Garden club is being planned for the
February. meeting, it was announced
this week as the banquet committee
was named by President Darwin Lug
inbuhl.
On the committee making arrange
ments for the banquet to be held at
st. Johns E. & r. church are Lester
Niswander, Wilford Geiger, Conner
Stewart, Jerome Herr, Leland Gerber
and Rarvin Luginbuhl.
Appointment of Lester Niswander,
Ralph Amstutz and Edgar Bixel on
the awards committee, was also
announced.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-23
Score VIII Appear
With AU-Stars At
Cory Saturday

Herb Score, tabled Cleveland Indian
fireballer, will make an exhibition ap-
pearance with the Dante Lavelli
All-Stars before the Stars regularly
scheduled game with the Findlay
Moose Saturday evening at the Cory
Rawson gymnasium.
Score will not appear in the game
but he will warm up with the i'm
vaders and will serve as coach.
Also appearing in the lineup will
be Preston Carpenter, Chuck Noll,
Don Colo and Bob Gain, all men,
bers of the Cleveland Browns, re-
Gently crowned champions of the
Eastern division of the National Pro-
fessional Football league.
Playing for the Findlay Moose
team will be former Bluffton Pirate
stars Neil Schmidt and Jim Howe
both of whom are now teaching and
coaching in the Findlay school sys-
tenn.
In the preliminary game the Ohio
Oil team, unbeaten'in the Findlay In
dustrial league, will play the Bluffton
Merchants. The preliminary begins al
IL with the regular game scheduled
for 8 p. m.
Tickets may be secured at Loot
bourrow's Rexall store and may bt
purchased at the door on the night
of the game.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-23
TALK i
TEENERS

EVERYBODY, CHIN UP and
shoulders back! There'n be no more
slouching around the halls, no more
nasty attitudes, and certainly no more
bad manners since the Student Senate
has ventured out on program of inn
proving posture, behavior and man
ners. More power to the Senate.
THERE WILL BE a cleanup
week for the benefit of the boys in
gym classes. Those lockers must be
spic and span from now on, mainly
because of the new policies.
A GUIDANCE CORNER has been
set up in the high school study hall
providing information on certain vo-
cations. A student is assigned to each
study hall to serve as guidance coun
selor. Jan Emmert is chairman oi
the project and Dave Blank is Co
chairman.
THE SENIORS have started their
magazine subscription drive to make
money for their class trip They'll be
around to see you.
THE GIRLS GUILD of the Evan
gelical and Reformed church held
its meeting at the home of Mrs. Har-
old Klingler last week. Lynn Swank
was installed as president with Chris
tine Geiger, vice president; Sally Jor-
dan, secretary; and Sandra Diller,
treasurer. Susanna Welch was named
the new leader
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LEGAL NOTICE By PUBLICATION
In the Probate Court -

LEGAL NOTICE By PUBLICATION
In the Probate Court QM
Case No. 3i75s
JUNE +. SCOTT. AdministratrxA a the
estate of Margaret Luela Garner. dsceased.
Plaintiff, vs.. Emma Cub. II. r. Wsrrensburg.
Emma Culp. whose last known place of
residence was X. II. Warrensburg, Illinois,
Lille Castor. r. R.. IL. Box 4se. Anderson.
ndanapes nd APhsr a Es Hobs sss Hobbs smDf nnd
Blythe TerwilIirr,, islt $; G; 81. Elwood,
St. Elwood. Ind. harysK. optcalt. r. r.
#2. Bryant Ind, CLAYTON Tsrwilliger. Mont
Road. Pennington. Mich. Mike clouser, II,
r., ID. Upton. Ind. Charles Terwiliger,
Windfali Ind. Lola Mitchell, 4is Wellington.
ssse'Ss Sss Bos s57 a Ray indaaspds inS
james Terwilliger 924-B Z. Verdugg Ave,
Burbank. Calf. Mafajean Eads, Hemlock.
Ind Ind wsSes ses kansS + Beasss s
Hesn e@. Cooley. % i2is E s Anderson st.. Eiwood. Cd
Ind; Helen Cooley 1919 y andersen ST.. FL
s.. l Rehmond. chm; IND. Hazel oor6in. 60 Paul
Celia DsNisrl.; Paul MrwilligsE, 2lls
2ils N. d. ST.. Elwood. Ind. Virgil Terwill-
ger. 2sia Templefon Gap Road. Colorado
Springs. Colo. Luln Mae Link. Morristown,
In. Jean Rohrback i7os BaDcoek Drive. y.
Wayne. Ind. Ben F; Clouser. Box isi st.
Maries Idaho. Loretha b. Hancock. Modoc.
Ind. Barry f. Gadfis, II. r.. nj. Ridgeyilie.
Ind. Meredith b. tClouser, r. r. III. Win
chester. Ind. judith A. Clouser. r. r. II.
Winchester. Ind. Naomi Daily, r. II. nj.
Liberty Ind. Charlotte Joan King. Box l9i,
Farmland. Ind. Wayne III. Ciouser. 2709
North Goyette Ave. Tuscon. Ariz., Howard
Il. Clouser. 30lIa EAST ST.. Tuscon. Arizona.
and the unknown heirs. devisees. legatees. and
assigns of MargarSk Luella Garner. deceased,
addresses unknown will take notice that on the
18th day of December. 1857. the undersigned
administTatrix, filsd her certain petition in
the Probate Court of Allen County. Ohio.
Case = 3i759. alleging that said decedent.
Margaret Luella Garner. died intestate on or
about the twelfth day of August, 1857. siezed
of an estate of inheritance.
The prayer of tha petition is that the Court
the persons who are entitled to
ahtare In the estate of said Margaret Luella
Garner. deceased. md their respective in
terests In said estate.
The defendants above named are required
to answer on or before the 18th day Of
JUNE E. SCOTT. Administrators of
the Estate of Margaret Luella
Garner. deceased.
BY: Charles W. Daley. Attorney.
SIS National Bank Bldg.. Lima. Ohio
Dec. 26, Jan. 2. 3, i6, 23, 80
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-23
Hornets Defeated
By McCOmb $3.50

McComb took their third Little
Eight victory at the expense of Cory.
Rawson $3.50 last Friday night.
The Hornets broke off to an early
lead but McComb had established a
three-point margin by halftime. The
Panthers had extended their lead to
44-36 at the end of the third quarter
and then stayed a jump or two ahead
of the Hornets the rest of the way.
Biery, McDougle and Marshall all
scored 10 for Cory-Rawson.
The Cory-Rawson reserves won the
preliminary 1924.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-23
Paul GOssard Finishes
Army Course

Pva. Paul F. Gossard, %, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrel Gossard, Route
I, Bluffton, is scheduled to be grad
uated January q from the eight
week automotive maintenance helpers
course at the Army's Armor Train
ing Center. Fort Knox. KY. Gossard
attended Mount Cory high school and
entered the army last September.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-23
Country Flavor
by HuYdn S. Pearson

peaks across the valley flame briefly
against the sky on clear day and
shadows push rapidly down the cas-
tern slopes of the hills. The country
man is content. He enjoys chopping
wood in the quietness of the wood
land With axe on shoulder he heads
homeward toward the light in the
kitchen window.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-23
NOTICE OF AePoINrMENr

Estate of Calie B. LslS Deseased.
Notice d hereby given that Ruth Kiracofe
of X. +. y. No 3. Linn. Ohio, has been
duly appointed Executrix OF the Estate of
Callie b. Lyle deceased. late pf Allen County.
Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their claims
with said fiduciary within four months.
Dated this 18th day of pnuary 1855
Probate Judge of said County
Jan. i6. %, 80
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-23
LEGAL NOTICE =
Case No. 1867

IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF
ALLEN COUNTY OHIO
Robert l.. Hollar, PLAINTIFF, VS. Jacqueline
Hoar. Defendant.
Jacquene Hollar whose lqst known address
is Stockholm. Maine. will take notice thht on
the 18th day of December. 1857. the plaintiff,
Robert l.. Hoar, filed his petition for divorce
against her in tie Common Pleas Court Of
Allen County. Ohio. in Case No. 4SG97 on
the grounds of Gross Neglect of Duty |praying
that he may be divorced from said defendant
and for such other and fprther rylief as is
Just and proper in the premises. Said cause
will be heard on or after Six weyks from the
first publication Of this notice.
Robert l.. Hola, Plaintiff
Ry Anthony J. Bowers
202 Dominion Building. Lima. Ohio
Dec. %, Jan. 2, 9. 16, 23, 30
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-23

MIDDLETOWN, OHIO is an impor-
tant center of the paper-making in
dustry and general headquarters for
Armco steel products.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880. WTTG l5D-Ticket to
Hollywood: Army Surgeon"
starring Jane Wyatt and
James Ellison. TV Key
says: Fair melodrama. Dur
ing World War I, an army
doctor and a lieutenant are
in love with the same girl
(i942).
1880, WMAL (7)-Safeway
Theater: Dark Victory"
starring George Brent and
Humphrey Bogart. TV Key
says: Tragic melodrama
about a woman who is dy-
ing is tastefully spiced with
some lipht comic overtones.
Bette Davis at her finest
t1939)
11:10, WRC (4)-Feature Festi-
val: 81 Am the Law" star
ring Edward @. Robinson.
TV Key says: Well acted,
we'll done crime melodrama.
Law professor wages a one
man war against protection
racketeers 1899.
I11:15, WTOP t9l-Late Show
Might of the Hunter" star
ring Shelley Winters and
Robert Mitchum. During the
early 1905 in a small West
Virginia community, a psy-
chopathic killer. posing as
a Preacher. is caught by the
police for a minor offense,
released and later kills again
1855.
1890. WTTG (5)-Paja m a
Theater: Falcons Alibi'
starring Tom Conway and
Jane Greer. TV Key says:
Okay mystery. The Falcon
solves three murders and a
pearl robbery Q945).
lis, WTOP (9l-Late Late
Show: Lucky Legs" star
ring Jinx Falkenberg and
William Wright. When a
beautiful chlorine inherits
one-million dollars she plans
to back a Broadway show,
but the will is contested by
a big-time racketeer.