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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-19
Passenger Runs
Ended i'm Indiana

The Indiana Public Service
Commission has granted the
Nickel Plate railroad permission
to discontinue the last passenger
trains on their Cleveland-St.
Louis run.
The action follows closely a
similar decision by Illinois utili.
ties authorities and leaves Ohio
as the only state having passen-
ger service on this branch of the
Nickel Plate.
The railroad has a request to
discontinue passenger service in
Ohio pending before the Ohio
Public Utilities Commission.
If the request is granted it will
mean Blluffton will lose its last
passenger train service.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-19
AT DEANS MEETING

Miss Edna Ramseyer is attend
ing the meeting of the National
Deans of Women and CounselorS
association in Cleveland, on
March 1922.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-19
TO GET MASTERS DEGREE

TO GET MASTERS DEGREE
Robert P. Burkholder, Bluffton,
will receive his master of arts
degree at Ohio State university
in winter quarter graduation ex-
ercises this afternoon, Thursday,
at st. John arena. DR.. Terry
Wickham, president of Heidel-
berg college will deliver the com
mencement address.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-19
Carmen Selections To Be Sung
By Paul, Nielsen Duo April Z

Familiar love songs and duets of Carmen and Don
jose in the OPERA Carmen will be sung in the Buffton
College Ramseyer Chapel April T. at $50 p. m. by
Ralph Nielsen tenor, and Audrey Paul. contrato The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-20
Cottonwood Timber?

manufacture Of fine furni-
ture.
The trees viii grow any
where from Mexico to Alaska,
1t was reported. When grown
as a crop, however, they
must have the proper condi-
tons to provide good quality
timber.
Instead Of being planted as
seed, cottonwood trees are
started as cuttings several
feet long. Peeler logs can be
grown in 80 TO IS years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-20

SEATTLE (AP)-The cot
tonwood tree. long regarded
as something useful only as
emergency firewood, may be
destined for a brighter role
In the lumber industry.
Lumbermen taking part in
o symposium conducted by
the Northwest Hardwood AS
ISOLATION agreed cottonwood
can be q valuable timber
product If properly grown.
1t can be used for plywood.
veneer. pulp and even the
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only after 1t has turned
brown. II the leaves sprawl.
gather . handful and tie .
string around them.
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Questions end Answers

&weSttouS ono AnSWeEs
Question: received an
azalea for Easter. Can ] grow
this outdoors during the sum-
mer2
Answer-Yes, but don't
plant it where 1t will get fun
sunlight Immediately. Be
sure. too. to bring it indoors
before frost. unless you are
positive that it is hardy In
your region.
Question-My daffodils are
unsightly at this time Of year.
Should ] cut the foliage
from them?
Answer-Cut the foliage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-20

Many a prospective home
owner unwittingly throws
money down the drain by al
lowing topsoil on his build
ing site to be spoiled during
construction.
Topsoil can spell the differ
ence between success and
failure In growing q good
lawn. ground covers and
other shallow-rooted plants.
II It is Of good quality 1t Is
worth money. For example, q
four-inch layer Of topsoil
supporting the lawn areas on
a plot Of land measuring 80
by $50 feet would cost q
minimum Of $240. In some
areas the cost could be dou-
BILE this amount.
It often happens that when
o house Is being built. top
soil is carelessly covered with
subsoil taken from excava-
tons Of cellars. foundations
and utility lines. Buried top
soil is useless. Sometimes un-
scrupulous builders even strip
the topsoil and sell 1t. When
this happens, the new home
owner is faced with the pro-
spect Of buying more top
soil to replace that taken
from his property.
Survey Your Soil
II you have property on
which you intend to build.
make a careful examination
of its surface soil. On a dry
day. II you can sink q
trowel into it easily and you
find that it contains humus
you are in luck. However, If
you dig down and flnd that
you have only a two or three
inch layer. the topsoil win
not be worth stock piling.
But, since even a thin
covering of topsoil is worth
something (you can always
add to it,, you should eau
ton your builder to avoid
covering it with subSoil or
leaving building debris on it.
If your site requires grad
ing, have the topsoil re-
moved first. Then grade with
subsoil where filing Is re-
quired and cover with the
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topsoil that has been stock
piled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15
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SECOND
AFTER
BLAST.
OFF

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this completely p
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rocket hos q second
stooe thrust of over
300 with proven
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down. Designed by
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Evening star., 1959-02-08
The Will That Changed History

TNHE FIRST ancestor of Abraham Lincoln
Il to reach the. New World was a humble
weaver named Samuel, who settled in
bingham, Mass. around 1887. A son Of
Edward Lincolne, who lived in bingham,
England, Samuel might well have stayed
comfortably at home had not his grand
father diSinherited his father and left his
branch Of the family pennilesS.
This strange will executed by Samuel'S
grandfather, Richard Lincolne, in 1915, left
his considerable estate to the offspring of
Richards fourth marriage AS son of
son of Richard Lincolne'S first marriage
Samuel undoubtedly wished his father had
won his court battle to set aside Richards
last will. But the suit was lost, and Samuel
instead of staying in England as gentle
man of means, apprenticed himself to a
weaver to get passage money to make
fresh start in America.
The actual Lincolne will still may be
found in the musty files of the office of the
Norwich District Probate Registry not far
from the town of SWanton Morley, where
Richard lived when he made out the will
Recently, the discovery of an old manorial
map locating every piece of property in the
parish as of 1892, set historical researchers
even more closely on the trail of Samuel
LincolneS grandfather.
Evening star., 1959-02-08

Superimposing modern map of Swan
ton Morley over the ancient one, and de-
ducing from property lines and long stand
ing landmarks, they were able to locate the
boundaries of the old Lincolne estate, as
well as the site of the mansion. 1t turned
out to be the exact location Of the Angel Inn.
fastening to the inn. the researchers were
pleased to find a portion Of the structure
dating from 1870. when Richard was alive
and presumably fussing and feuding with
his son Edward
While this evidence of a direct ancestor
of Abraham Lincoln was considered a
worthy historical and genealogical find, it
is not the only Lincoln memento in the
area. Visitors can discover for themselves
: the many shops owned by Lincolns, the
clubs and fraternal orders which 60 by the
name of Lincoln, and even the large city
Of Lincoln. nearby.
Paradoxically nothing is known Of the
descendants Of the lucky inheritorS of Rich
ard Lincolne'S estate. From church records
it can be. established that they proSpered
for few. generations. But by the end OF
the 18th century, there is no further refer
ence to this branch in the parish. Only
the disinherited branch of the family went
on to achieve lasting fame by giving birth
in 1909 to a future American President
The Navajo times., 1959-11-01

Navajos and their tribal Of
ficials gathered at Aneth, Utah,
November 1, to celebrate a land
swap which they believe will
end forever friction between In
dians and Mormon stockmen
which only few years ago
flared into bloody violence.
The swap was worked out
with the Interior Department
by Tribal c h a r m a n Paul
Jones. 1t was suggested by Ned
Hatathli, c h irm a n of the
tribes natural resources COM
mittee, after the government
found it needed Navajo land
for a townsite at the Glen Can
yon Dam on the Colorado river
in Arizona. Under the swap the
tribe gave the government So
900 acres and took over a like
amount of land known as Nc
Cracken Mesa north of and ad-
iacent to the reservation IN
Utah.
The trade was described by
Norman Littell, general coun-
sci for the tribe who came from
Washington for the ceremony.
as "one of the great events OF
Navajo history"
The ceremony was held here
at Aneth, a tiny village lying
along the banks of the S a n
Juan river in southeastern
Utah. Here in the heart OF
what is proving to be one OF
the major oil producing areas,
oil pump after oil pump can
be seen operating busily next
to isolated Indian hogans. The
area is northwest of Farming
ton. New Mexico.
The Navajo times., 1959-11-01

The ceremonies were held at
the Aneth Chapter house, one
of 80 modern meeting h a lis
built or under construction on
the far flung reservation.
1t was Littell who described
the brutal period when Nav
ajos were beaten, hogans were
burned and shots were fired
in an effort by white stockmen
to run Navajos off of a II d
where they had lived for many
years.
This period followed passage
of the Taylor Grazing Act IN
1888 and continued until re-
cent years. Under the Act,
Navajos living on public DO
main in the area just ott the
reservation on the so-called Nc
Cracken Mesa were required to
obtain grazing leases in order
to use the land. This, IN effect,
made them "squatters'' and the
target for those ranchers want
ing to lease the land them
selves.
The land trade, celebrated
with barbecue, brings 10 lam
lies living on the mesa INTO
the reservation proper. Another
four families living along the
line of the annexed property
will be given an opportunity
to move into the reservation as
will another four families llV-
ing off the annexed property
in Utah.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-28
HACERSE Ell SUECO

De la persona que simula no
entender 10 que Sc lie dice para
no cor. prometerse, o para To-
graz SUI objective, Sc acostumbra
a decir que "se hace ell sueco".
Data esta locuci6n de los CO.
mienzos del siglo XIV, epoca en-
que reinaba en- Suecia ell Rey
Gustavo Adolfo II. En- 1880
Gustavo decide particular en-
la 1amsda guerra de los Trein-
ia Amos y al frente de trece
mil soldados invade Pomera-
mia y luego FRANKFORT y Bran
deburgo En- estas regiones Sc
hablaba Ell idioma aleman que
tiene cierto parecido con Ell sue
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-28
JULIA DE BURGoS

co, pero notables diferenciaS
de pronunciation.
Interesaba a los habitantes
de la llacion no ser identified
dos por la soldadesca de Gusta-
vo Adolfo. De modo que al
ser interregados sobre SUI fila
cion Sc limitaban a encogerse
de hombro y responder lac6,
nicamente con I'm: "soy sueco',
Como tantas otras frases po-
pulareS la que nos ocupa ha CO.
rrido mundo y legado hasta no.
sotros. Y tambien para noso-
tros 'hacerse ell sueco" es no
dsrse por entendido en- deter
minadas circumstances.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-28
poema ae hoy
RIO cRANDE DE LOLA

Trio Grande de Lola! ...,. Alargate en- mi espiritu
y deja que mi alma Sc pierda en- tus r~iachuelos,
para buscar la fuente que tie robo de nino
y en- I'm impetu loco tie devolvio al sendero.
Enroscate en- mis- labios y deja que te beba,
para sentirte mic por I'm breve momento,
y ~esconderte del mundo, y en- ii mismo e~sconderte,
y OR woes de asombro en- la boca del viento.
Apeate I'm instante del lomo de la terra,
y busca de mis- ansias ell intimo secreto;
confundete en- ell vuelo de mi ave fantasia,
y dejame una rosa de aqua en- mis- ensuenos.
Trio Grande de Lola Mi manantial, mi rio
desde que ALONE al mundo ell petalo materno;
contigo Sc bajaron desde las rudas cuestas
a buscar nuevoS Surcos mis- paidos anhelos;
y mi ninez fue toda un poema en- ell rio,
y I'm rio en- ell poema de mis- primeros suenos.
LEGO la adolescencia. Me sorprendio la vida
prendida en- 10 mas sncho de tn viajar eterno;
y fuf tuya mil veces, y en- I'm beuo romance
me despertaste ell alma y me besaste ell cuerpo.
IA donde te llevaste las aguas que banaron
mis- formas en- espiga de sol recien alberto?
5Quien Sabe en- que remote pals mediterraneo
algun fauno en- la playa me estara poseyendo.
iQuien sabe en- que aguacero de que TERRA lejana
me estare derramando para abrir surcos nuevos;
o 81 acaso, cansada de morder corazones,
me esare congelando en- cristaleS de hielo!
Trio Grande de Lola! Azul. Moreno. Rojo.
Espejo azul, caido pedazo azul del cielo;
desnuda carne blanca que Sc tie vuelve negra
cada vez que la noche Sc tie mete en- ell lecho;
roja franja de sangre, cuando bajo la lluvia
q torrentes suI barro te vomitan los cerros.
Rio hombre, pero hombre con purezs de rio,
porque das tn azul alma cuando das tn azul beso.
Muy senior rio milo. Rio hombre. Unico hombre
que ha banado en- mi alma al besar en- mi cuerpo.
Trio Grande de Lola! ..... Rio grande. Llanto grande.
Ell mas grande de todos nuestros llantoS islenos,
81 no fuera mas grande ell que de mi Sc sale
por los ojos del alma para mi escIavo pueblo.
JULIA DE BURGO
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-28
PARA. MERCHE

Su novio lie pidio que 10
esperara dos amos porque tie.
MIA que ingresar ell ell Ejerci.
to-. AhOra una amiga lie dice
que Ell Sc encuentrs en- Puer-
to Rico, y una hermana de Ell
dice que murio. Naturalmenet,
listed esta descOncertada, sin
saber que hacer. Pero 10 cier-
to es que su novio no Sc ha
vueltO a ecupat de listed, o
que es verdad que ha falleci.
do. En- cualquiera- de los dos
eases debe darlt por perdido.
listed es muy ioyen y la vida
habra de compensate de es.
ia pequena tragedia, y digo
"peque6a' porque csc es ell
calificativO que mefece a juz-
gar por todas las apariencias
y a -pesar de que a listed lie
parece una catastrofe.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-28
Dos Amos

Dos Amos
Celehis hoy sus dos antics
de edad Ell hermoso nino Jose
Rivera, hijo del senior Ramon Ri
vera ! sonora, Maria Garz6n de
Rivera. miembros estimados de
nuestra colonia puertorriquena
residence en- Miami.
lie enviamos nuestras mas ca
lidaS fclicitaciones, que hsce-
mos tambien extensivas a sus
amantis;mos padres, y lie desea-
mos muchos anos mas de vida.
Del coIIoo
Por la via aerea y p%roceden-
te del Callao, ePru, lego a Mia
mi en- dias pssados ell apreciado
caballero senior Armando Her
moza, a quien nos complace sa-
ludar ccrdialmente y desear una
permanencia muy placentera
entire aosotros.
Bodos de MuseIina
Hoy celebran la grata ocas
de SIS Bodas de Muselina,
Ger anlyerSario matrimonial.
senior Jose PaciOs Y sonora. Ii
liza SardinaS de PaciOs, MEM.
bros eStimados de nuestra colo
MIA hispanoamericana residente
en- e5ta ciudad.
Nos IS grato ~enviarles nues-
tras mas caras felicitaciones Y
deseos de que gocen de muchos
amos mas de dicha y compren-
sion conyugal.
Despedido
Por Ia via aerea sale hoy ha-
cia San Juan, Puerto Rico, a
pasar ysrias semanas de recreo,
la gentil dana sonora Gladys
Rogue de Marichal acompanada
de sus ninos Roberto y Luis
Elias.
Jueso de cortos
La senorita Anita VilIaver.
de ofrecio I'm animado juego de
cartas Y merienda en- SUI residen-
cia de Coral Gables en- dias pa
sados para feStejar a sus pri-
mas, senoritas Querube y Silvia
Pinz6n. de San Salvador, quie-
mes Sc encuentran en- Miami dis
frutando de una temporada de
recreo.
De Viaje
En- viaje relacionado con sus
asuntos comerciales, salio aver
por la via aerea para Caracas,
Venezuela, ell senior Armando
ROca Jimenez, a quien despedi-
mos eordialmente.
CumpIeaios
En- esta fecha celebra la gra-
ia OCCASION de su cumpleanos la
gentil senorita MOraina Hedman
mia oel senior Rafael Hedman
y sonora, Lydia Cuellar de He'd
man, miembros ap~reciados de
nuestra eolonia hispana.
Unimos ~nuestras felicitaciones
muy especiales a las muchas que
reciba, y lie deseamos Iargos y
yenturosos amos mas de vida.
Celebra hoy ell ssxto aniver-
sario de su allegro existencia Ia
primor0sa ninita Marta Aguerre.
berre, eneanto del hogan forma-
do por la gentil pareja cubana,
senior Francisco Aguerreberre y
sonora Marta Cartas de Ague-
Frebere.
LIE enviamos nuestras mas ca
ras felicitaciones, que hacemos
tambien extensivas a sus amo-
rosoS padres, y lie deseamos mu-
-chos amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-28
ri. SOCIAL g =
dc SzLISI NgSN -
cumpIeonos

cumpIeonos
Nos es grato enviar I'm cor
dial saludo al apreciado caba-
Hero Oswaldo Pardo, quien ce-
Zebra en- ell dia de hoy la grata
OCCASION de su cumpleanos, y de-
searle largos amos mas de vida
de prosperidad y dichas.
Hoy eelebra I'm nuevo ano de
vida ia gentil SenorIta MilagrOs
VerdeZas a QUEER nos es grato
felic;tar de manera muy espe-
cial y desear largoS amos mas.
rodeada del afecto de todos los
suyos.
Al lado del afecto de sus
sman;iSimos padres, celebra en-
ell dia de hoy I'm nuevo ano de
- deSpreocupada existencia ell
saticc nino Orlando FOrna-
Il, Jr. hijo del senior Orlan.
FOrnaguera y sonora, EIvi.
de FOrnaguera.
% felicitamos cordialmente
lie deseamos una prolongads
Y prospera existencia.
**E
I'm calido saludo para la gem
til senorita JOsefina Puerta Lii
ma, con motive de ia grata &C.
lebraei6n de su cumpleanos en-
el dia de hoy, y nuestros votos
porque disfrute de muchos amos
mas de vida.
Celehra hoy su dia de dias
la gentil senorita Josefina Pc.
rez, a quien nos complace en-
War nuestras mas calidas fell
citacioEes y deseos de que goce
de Ian os amos mas, plenos de
alegrias y bienestar.
En- ell dia de hoy llega a I'm
nuevo ano de existencia la gra-
ciosa nina Lucia Villa, hija del
senior Carlos Villa y sonora, Lii
gia Bravo de Villa miembros
,estimados de nuestra colonia
hiSpanoamericana.
LIE enviamos nuestras mas ca
ras felicjtaciones y votos porque
cumpla muchos, y muy dicho-
SOS amos mas,
**%
Nuestros parabienes en- ell dia
de hoy, con motive de la grata
celebracIon de un nuevo ami
versario de su natalicio, para
81 estimado caballero senior Je-
sds j. Alfonso y nuestros votos
por su ventura personal.
(Consinua en- IA Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-28
PARA FELICIA

A la edad que listed tiene
LII amos 10 que mas lie
convene es seguir ell consejo
de sus padres. Al decirle us.
ted a SUI nOvio. que SUI padre
Sc opOnia a su n~oviazgO, por
ser ustedes dos demasiado j6-
venes. lie ha ahuyentado y es-
Ia listed desesperada. Cree que
hace listed NAL. En- primer
lugar, 81 ell mucheacho tanto la
quiere, puede esperar. Y 81
no quiere 5n0 cree que sur
gIra en- SUI vida otro mucha-
cho, qulzas mas conveniente?
A SUI edad, por la falta de ex-
periencia que supone haber CO
nocido a muy pocos hombres,
es muy dificil saber 81 Sc quie-
re 0 ST no Sc quiere. Ell amor
es un espejismO peligroso. Sc
reness y espere, ST Ell La quie-
re de veras, volvera y sabra
esperar; no 10 dude.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-28
DE FRUTAS
HELADA

/ tara de crema de leche
l cucharada de Salsa Mayo
mesa
l taxa de azucar
2 cucharadas de jugo de Ii
mon
l IL tazas de gajos de chinas
partidas
l taxa de pima en- cuadritos
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-28

Por Ia via aerea sale hoy ha-
cia San Juan, Puerto Rico, a
pasar varias semanas de recreo,
la gentil dana sonora Gladys
Rogue de Marichal %acompanada
de sus ninos Roberto v Luis
Elias.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-28
PARA

Ese iovep que a listed lie
gusta no desea casarse con
listed como 10 demuestra Ell
que la rehuya, cuando listed
!. vista su casa. A su corta
edad estas cosas nos parecen
horribles, pero no deben hacer
nos desgraciadas. Con TODD 10
que lie queda por vivir, es
una tonteria de su parte de-
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-28

scar la muerte. va llegara ell
momenot en- que encuentre un
hombre que la satisfaga pie
namente y lie haga listed ell
case que Sc merece. Entonces
sabra 10 que es amor y volve-
ra a sonreirle la felieidad. Su
case no es mas que una nube
pasajera en- SUI vida.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-28
&1IM

IA taxa de cerezss picadas
| taxa de queso blando q.
Mezcle la crema, la mayonesa,
ell queso y Ell azdcar; agregue ell
jugo del limon y las frutas y re.
vuelva. Ponga en- una gaveta de
la nevera electrica y dele endu-
recer 10 suficiente para cortar.
la en- ruedss y servirla sobre ho-
Jas de iechuga. Adorne con ma.
,yonesa o con creba batida.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-28

USentimental
por' Arnaranta

Dirijanse las consuhas a BUZoN SENTIMENTAL, P. o. Box $3.50,
international Airport. Miami IS. Fla. Rogamos a los lectores Q
lectoras qpe firmen sus cartas con un pseud6nimo 0 inicdes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
Cent Rise in Gas ak
Gets Final Approval

ury's general fund. He has
indicated. however, that the l.
cent increase and the tax
revenue transfer would be
satisfactory to the administra-
ton.
Most of the amendments
written into the original House
bill by the Senate last week
were technical changes. The
House bill had provided that
the gasoline tax increase would
start September /.
Several House members had
voiced dissatisfaction, however,
with a Senate amendment,
sponsored by Senator Kerr.
Democrat of Oklahoma, that
would ease restrictions against
billboards on sections Of the
IL, 000-mile interstate highway
system within city limits.
When the bill was, called up
for final action in the House
today there was no discussion
of that amendment or any
other provision. An apparently
unanimous voice vote concurred
in the Senate changes and
sent the bill to the White
House.