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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-29
Hog Sale
To Be Held
February 4

The Maryland Duroc Breeders
are sponsoring a State Hog Sale
at Montgomery County Agricul-
tural Center, Gaithersburg, Feb
ruary 4. The sale will feature 30
bred gifts, 10 open gifts and 5 fall
bears. These hogs are all regis
tered and from some of the best
blood lines in the country.
A judging contest will also be
held at 9 am. prior to the sale.
All All and FLA. members are
cordially invited to attend the
Judging contest and sale. Four
Duroc gifts will be given away,
plus other big prizes.
Duroc hogs are fast becoming
more popular in the East. Mary
land Duroc Breeders are making
considerable progress and great
strides toward meat type hog
and still maintaining rate of gain,
feed conversion, and high quality
carcasses.
Maryland Duroc Breeders are
also proud of their entries in the
Maryland Boar Testing Station at
Trappe, Md. Latest information
on the last three filters tested
have given results as follows: Av.
daily gain 2.14 lbs, av. feed con-
version 1921 lbs.
Everyone is invited to this sale
and we feel it is farmers oppor-
tunity to bigger profits.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-29

A $4,000 triple barreled attack
against rheumatic fever and ne
phritis, among the most elaborate
of its kind ever undertaken has
been launched by the u. S. Public
Health Service, the Montgomery
County tuberculosis and Heart
Association, and the County
Health Department.
Attack weapon is a rediscovered
method of identifying and group
ing kinds of streptococcal infec-
tons. Slides smeared with sus-
pect throat specimens are stained
with a special dive and subjected
to ultra violet light under a micro
scope.
Since Type A streptococci are
known to carry rheumatic fever
and nephritis germs. a dye with
fluorescent properties attracted
to the germs was perfected. Posi-
tive" smears. containing causative
organisms of either disease, glow
bright green under the micro
scopes eve.
But that's only part of the story.
Laboratory isolation of "strep"
would be of little meaning unless
it could be applied to large num-
bers of people. And that's where
the other two barrels come into
play.
AS of last Monday, the County
Health Department made its
"strep-finding" facilities available,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-29
ACC Backs
Suburban
Dog Lar

A dog control law now
under consideration by the
County Council was endorsed
this week by the Allied Civic
Group.
The law would call for i'm
poundment of all dogs not kept
under immediate control" of
their masters. A public hearing
on the proposal will be held on
February 20.
The ACC, composed of repre-
sentatives of SO neighborhood
associations, adopted its support.
ing resolution at a meeting Mon.
day night.
At the same time, the
group went on record in
favor of regular, compulsory
DectiOn of all motor
vehicles in the State.
A companion resolution, asking
periodic examinations for re-
newal of drivers licenses, was
defeated on grounds that there
is no evidence to show that such
examinations have reduced traf-
fic accidents in states where they
are required.
The group endorsed a proposal
to require all vehicles to come to
a halt for stopped school buses.
At present. the requirement is in
effect only in communities of less
than 5000 population.
Another resolution approved
by the ACC asks legislation to
permit TEMPORARY use for park
purposes of unused land ada
cent to rights of way which have
been set aside for future high
ways or other public use.
Before the regular business
meeting. the group heard mem
bers of the Park and Planning
Commission explain legislation
that has been proposed by the
Commission.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-29
Drop Citizenship Rule
For Teachers is Plea

The County Council of P-TAs
last night adopted a resolution
asking that the present U. S,
citize h Up requirements be
dropped for teachers here and
throughout the State.
The resolution declares that
the present requirement de
prives the State of potential
source of excellent teachers
Copies of the resolution will be
forwarded to the State Board of
Education, whose bylaws now
list citizenship as a requirement
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-29
GOldstein Names
Division Heads

State Comptroller Louis l..
Goldstein this week announced
appointments Of aides and divi
sion heads.
Chief deputy comptroller Is
Bernard F.. Nossel. of PikesVille;
while his deputies are T Herbert
Taylor, Annapolis; Abbie M
Sullivan, of Baltimore, and Hilda
M. Todd, of Crisfield.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-29
In The Sentinel
New Supplement
Due Next Week

The second edition of "Subur-
bia Today" to be included free
in next weeks Sentinel, and once
a month thereafter, features
several articles seeming y
written just for the people of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-29
Wins a Trip

Mrs. Helen Whalen, 14616
Crossway I'd, Rockville, has won
an all-expenses-paid trip to
Miami Beach in magazine
sales contest sponsored by the
Curtis Circulation Co, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Evening star., 1959-06-02
Stocks Take
Sharp Dip
In Quiet Trade

NEW YORK, June 2 (AP)
The stock market took q
fairly sharp dip in relatively
quiet trading early this after
noon.
Key stocks declined from
fractions TO more than Q point
on O broad front. nm
Some electronics and other
high -fiying issues fell as fnucn
as 3 points or more.
The market was lower from
the start In q continuation OF
yesterdays mild correction Of
the Friday advance to historic
peaks. Prices were eroded
gradually with little selling
pressure apparent In any par
ticular section Of the list.
Drugs and q scattering of
other issues managed TO keep
some gains.
Wall Streeters saw nothing
In the news to prompt the de-
cline. Auto and steel produc.
ton were at a high rate.
Analysts noted, however, that
the rail average has been on
the downside while industrials
were climbing recently and that
this phenomenon has FREE
quently signaled. q change in
trend.
Profit-taking in the electronics
group brought losses Of about
8 points apiece to Zenith. Mo-
torola and Raytheon.
Thiokol stumbled to q loss Of
more than 3. International
Business Machines lost about
II points In Q further correc.
ton Of last weeks 6sla-point
rise.
Westinghouse Electric
dropped more than q. wiping
out its advance Of yesterday.
U. 8. Gypsum was about 2
points lower while Allied Chem
ical was down about 4.
Corporate bonds declined In
moderately active dealings.
United states Government
bonds were mixed to slightly
lower.
Evening star., 1959-06-02

since December. 1857. The
rate o week ago was 2.s78 per
cent.
Bids for the $400 million Of
l82-day bills averaged 3.489
per cent--the highest rate since
the Treasury began Offering
suchs securities last December.
The rate for ie2-day bills q
week ago was 3.s73 per cent.
Evening star., 1959-06-02
PEOPLE
IN
BUSINESS

Gordon L. Smith has Joined
the Washington ONCE of Ed
ward Gottlieb q Associates,
Ltd. international public rela-
tons ONCE. HAS Nineteenth
street NV.
Richard ID. Hickman, vice
president Of A. r. Jorss Iron
Works. Inc. Arlington. Va. has
been named chairman Of the
bylaws committee, Metal Cur
tain Wan Division. National
Association Of Architectural
Metal Manufacturers.
william ]. Eaton r., Of Grady
Motors Corp. Bethesda. Md,
has become q member Of the
Lincoln and Mercury Inner
Circle. placing him among the
top % statesmen In the Nation
In this field. ofiicias said.
John @. Courtright Of WASH
ington. an agent for Connecti-
cut General Life Insurance Co.,
has been named to the Arms
Presidents Club for leading
agents.
Joe Phipps has resigned as
director Of news and editorial
operations at Station WWDC
to Join Deadline, Washington,
JOck Laurence's expanded serv-
Ice TO clients in the radio field.
President Ben Strouse Of
WWDC. Inc, announced ap-
pointment Of Robert z. Robin.
son as director Of news and edi-
torial operations at WWDC.
Other news changes include: !:
Tom Slinkard, manager, news
operations: Gerald w. Clarke,
news production manager and
Edward Pawlick and Ed Taish-
on, news editors.
Evening star., 1959-06-02
N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK. Iine 9 tAP).--cotton
futures prices maintained small gains
during the late morning. Tradins was
routine with liquidation readily ab-
sorhed through spot house and local
buying.
The International co-operation Ad-
ministration issued an AUTHORIZATION
Of 50 million 70 France covering pur.
chase Of about 2l,B00 bales.
United states and Sns inSonesia ss"I ineiuSes ees
an item Of sea million for cotton
Dealers figured that Indonesia might
be able 10 buy around 10000 bales,
Noon prices were unchanged to. so
close. july 34. .64. October $3.50 and
Evening star., 1959-06-02

The Governments short term
borrowing costs rose TO the
highest level IN 10 months with
yesterdays weekly offering Of
Treasury bills.
Offers on the eli billion
issue Of sl-day bills averaged
3.i4o per cent-the highest
Evening star., 1959-06-02

Federated Department Stores
In the 50 weeks ended May 2
earned $29.l58.5e2, or S3.79 a
share. vs.. $24.59l,s7e. or $3.ls
a share in the 1858 period.
Chesapeake q Ohio Railway
in the S months to May 81
earned $ls.So6. 900. or $2.43 a
share VS.. $l4.s4e.0OO or sl.sA a
share In the 1858 period.
Western Department Stores
IN the quarter ended April 80
earned $l26.S0S. or Is cents A
share. VS.. $llS.529 or II cents
. share in the 1858 period.
First National Stores in the
year to March 20 earned Ss..
649.2Ss. or $S.2s q share. VS..
$S.79s, PIT. or $5.27 q share in
the 1858 period.
other earnings reported:
Fer 9 MsntA; y March 81
East Ind Inc. SSS'3ae sHSn sS2S oo
Per share l1S ~
Fer q Montha "a An.t, On Woo
Miehle Der i.l7o 0nc1 2@ 20 90,
Per share ma 81
Fer D month"; a. Map.A as A'~o
vanadium .Oa3. .se5 Oh
Per share II ---
Fer o Months Il Auru On ----
Hoover B&Br I,i36.7IS aYA oAa
Fsr M..,A. 2I2 2,75
Dayton r&Lt l0,737. 900 i0.Sio. 900
rss M...A y2S 1872
csn III 0&n 5,6O7 ,is3 S.SS4. .Oss
x.st rs.i rs. =: :.03 1.S5
wv as ~O'00l.x0b 2,0T5.5SS
Fs' snare 5.O2 ESQ
Evening star., 1959-06-02
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. June 2 tAP) CUsDA),
ieiT: Reesipts oo5.oO6. Prices un-
Wholesale egg receipts moderate.
Demand fair today. Reeeipts .26.50O.
exchange and other volume sales. }
New York spot quotations follow:
Includes Midwestern--Mixed eoiors:
Extras t4s.S0l lbsl, sS-29M; extras
~: checks. 1928. whites: Extras
(4S-6O lbsD.. 2S.29h: extras medium,
s3:24 Browns: Extras 1880 lbs).
1ed ineISdes nearby-whites: Top quail
fly (4Ss5O lhs). 3O.33h: mediums.
22at-24h; smalls: 16ts.l7h. Browns:
diumS, ab.26: smalls, 19M.2OHs.
Evening star., 1959-06-02
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
AAfF Atomics lCanada, Ltd.

AMI Atomics tCanada) Ltd,
q subsidiary Of the American
Machine & Foundry Co., has
shipped the flrst atomic re-
actor fuel clements exported
to Q foreign country from
Canada. The 400 uranium
bars. valued at nearly e4O0, 900
were shipped to the Diorit re-
search reactor near Zurich.
Goodyear Tire q Rubber Co
plans . multi-lnillion-dolla
expansion to double vinyl floor.
ing and counter top produc.
tion at the Goodyear Aircraft
Corp. plant at Akron. ="
Business Failures during the
week ended last Thursday rose
to 204 from the previous weeks
2S9-lowest Of 1859. A year age
there we're 27s failures.-Dun
F6s Bradstreet. Inc.
Koppers Co. said It had pur-
chased the Union Carbide
Corps Halowax plant at wy
andotte. Mich. The amount Of
the cash transaction was not
made public.
West Virginia Pulp d PapeI
Co. has sold It's majority stock
interest in the Hinde a. Daucf
Paper Co. Of Canada, Ltd. Ia
the st. Lawrence Corp. q lead
ing Canadian paper and paper
board manufacturer. for an un-
disclosed amount.
The Rockwell Standard Germ
Of Coraopolis. Pa. has bought
the physical assets Of the Ker-
rigan Iron Works. Inc. at NASH
vile. The purchase price was
believed to be about s. million.
Evening star., 1959-06-02

The Federal Reserve Board
has authorized theN Reserve
Banks at Boston and Atlanta
to raise their discount rate
from . 70 3h per cent. effec-
tive today.
Seven banks now have estab-
lished the higher rate. The
other five banks are expected
to raise their rates shortly.
Evening star., 1959-06-02
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, june . fAP)-UspN-
HOGS 10000; slow and uneven; weak
70 mostly 26 lower on butchers under
JO lbs; these closed dull. 25 to 81
lower: weights. 23O lbs and heavier
setiSe ana iis ssssdy ;oTs more %GSsESss, sstsSef,
$50 lbs In receipts including . iev
more No. 1 lots. these weights; poor
shipping demand: 2.3 mixed srsde
ls igo-2I6 lbs i7.sS-i7 80. sround IND
sGe sS4 a: head d,,,S Ct III si5ISo: e head lot Is
mixed '' rrsas Hs a,sA sosso s9s 'sla ss lsss
1900; mixed 2-S 2S.2So lbs 1875.
1928; . few l-2 around $50 lbs at
1880: q few lots 2.3 mostly 3s 27O.
3d0 lbs 1881 90; mixed grade 330-
lots 5oS:sso IL, i4.ss.ls.oo; mixed
Cattle $500. calves 100: slaughter
steers and heifers slow. steady to
Iully 90 lower; cows scarce. active,
strong to mostly rs higher: bulls
seekers and ifssSsn f.ss.r. sC1 Esses' .S ;teSs s
about steady: hish choice and mixed
choice and prime steers all weightS
2S :50-3i 80; bulk high GOOD to averaee
eneiee sae soo1 % standard to aver:
heiisfs mixed SO, SO: a load T of CHOICE %
ana prime 93O ID heifers %, 80: GOOD
a hsn ssandsas ssSi:s si sS9Se S' S,vYt vti,S S
commercial cows 10, ,sS.s2. 90; T Gamers @
commercial bulls 23.OO-3S, so; stand
srd s.S .SHio!e snd ecCd % oS SeaisTs 2s:0o,3a 06
lois ID seedins Su steers u ssV1es s7oo.ss 49, SO;
few medium $50 ID stockers 21.OO.
Evening star., 1959-06-02
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, June 2 (AP).--Divi.
dends announced:
Evening star., 1959-06-02
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. June 9 ZAP. - sThs
grain futures maIket turned into sen.
minutes today after . weak openinE
on the Board Of Trade.
N! ssss st., supDort q sli pits, was for
vsanses ss end declines we're within small
Indie was reported 70 have boushi
200 900 bushels Of hard wheat ever
nleht and Israel took about $50. 200
bushels n scyeeans. Commercial de-
mnnn sa,sss ctnsrwise vas 1iey but hedge
shsnsed s9 V cent . sushsi IL hisher. Sn.
iewssr. July si:S4s.;. oats unehsnsed
q e hisnsr. Jyly eSh; rye y 70 y
higher 70 Y lower. july Ss.sSE. ="
Evening star., 1959-06-02

Eenltn Hao S4 A1Sh 12zLA 129 @2M
Hourly Sales on the eHehanse
il;Oo am. eSJ ooJ Noon / ITO ooc
i0o pm. 1 50 } 600 2.OO pm. 600 ooc
Unit Of trading 10 shares or sales n
full. Rates oi dlvidendS u the foresoina
table are annual disbursements based Oh
the. last quarterly or semi.annual decla.
ration. Unless otherwise noted. special
or extra dividends are not incirded
q Also extra ~ extras, B Annual faiS
h isss Plus siSSe diydeSSS. Pad e 9sis lssa
year. Payable In stock during 1853,
estimated cash value on ex.dividend 0i
ex-dlstfi1ution date; DECLARED Or psId
stock dividend or splitup. h Declared Of
year, dlvlaend omitted. deferred or nc
action taken At last dividend meeting,
Declared or paid 70 1858 plus stock glvi'
estimated cash value. on ex-dividend 0i
redistribution date. y Ieuidaiing diyi.
dend. cid Called. x Elk dividend. y-dil
Ex distribution. xr Elk rights wv With.
out warrants. WV With warrants. wd
when distribgted Vi When issued. nd
Next day delivery, q In bankruptcy OF
receiyership or being TeorEanlzed under
the Bankruptcy Act. or securities assumed
BY such companies.
Evening star., 1959-06-02
D. c. SECURITIES

SALES
Pot Eiee pyr-lO at 2es4. IS At 263..
SO at 20a.. loo at 267s. ~ at 26fs,
IS at 20ss.
Evening star., 1959-06-02
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. June 2 tApl.-The
New York Stock Exehange reportsd
today these odd lot transactions 81
PRINCIPAL dealers for june j: Purchases
q 56e'94S shares. sales q 30s.ea4
Evening star., 1959-11-19
Envoy s Wife Speaks
To Washington Club

Mrs. Scheyyen. wife of the
Belgian Ambassador, made
her debut as q public speaker
yesterday when she was guest
of honor Of the Washington
Club at its November interna-
tional luncheon.
AS q compliment to her
hostesses, the ENJOYS wife
spoke in English as she dis
eussed Belgium Today"
Declaring BelgianS have q
deep affection for Americans,
Mrs. Scheyven said it was
impossible to imagine the
survival of Belgium or any of
the European nations with
out the enormous assistance
and magnificent sacrifices Of
the American people.
In the interest Of presery-
Evening star., 1959-11-19

Last night the young cou-
pie entertained about $50
guests at a reception mark
ing the 3lst anniversary of
Mohammed VS. accession TO
the throne Of Morocco.
The party was held In the
newly-redecorated Crystal
Room Of the Sheraton Carl.
ton Hotel. which, as an en-
basSy staff member said,
looks like q drawing room in
q private home"
Standing In the receiving
line with the Ben Abouds
were the First Secretary of
the embassy and Mrs. Alami.
Both women wore stately
fioor-length Moroccan gowns
in rich brocade. /.
Among the guests were
representatives of the State
Evening star., 1959-11-19
TONIGHT

Junior WOman's COmmu-
nifty Club Of Kensington-Pot
luck dinner at 1880 pm. at
the home OF. Mrs. Joseph H.
Morton, Wood1ield road, Ken
sington.
Washington Branch, AAUW
Status of women commit
tee meeting at 1880 pm. Miss
Sarah Ginsburg of the De-
partment Of Labor will speak
on protective legislation for
women.
Alpha Delta Pi, North Ar
lington-Falls Church Alum
nae Observation-Disclosures at
8 pm. at the home of Miss
Frances Ingram, TIC North
Jefferson, Arlington. Mrs.
Mary Calabrese, supervisor of
arts and crafts Of the Arling-
ton Recreation Department.
will give a demonstration Of
Christmas handcraftS.
Junior WOman's Club Of
Silver Spring-Arts and crafts
section meeting at $3.50 pm.
at the home of Mrs. Thomas
N. VanVeen, 4102 Highview
drive, Silver Spring.
TOMORROW
Woman'S Club of Bethesda
Literature group meeting
at II am. Mrs. Louis A.
Gravelle will speak on Alaska.
Woman'S Club Of Chevy
Chase, Md.-Literature Sec
ton meeting at 2 pm. Mr..
Carter Brooke Jones will
review his recent novel "The
White Band" Dance section
at 1880 pm.
District Branch, National
American n Pen Women -
Meeting at 1880 pm. at the
studio. Mr.. Stanley Field,
author of "TeleviSion and
Radio Writing" viii speak
on writing q drama for
televiSion.
Washington Branch, AAUW
Arts committee meeting at
1880 pm. Mrs. Pierce Noel,
professor of art at Howard
University, will be guest
speaker.
Junior WOman's Club ~
Chevy Chase-Married cou-
Piles bridge section meeting
Evening star., 1959-11-19

ing the humane values which
have made up Che heritage
Of the United States, Ameri-
cans brought to a Europe
menaced by the Communist
system not merely physical
resources but Of even greater
value-their recognition of
the immeasurable dignity of
the human being. she added.
The youthful honor guest,
who is the mother Of three
children, has written short
stories and also is the author
Of . novel, Wood In the
Ashes" which was published
In Paris.
Mrs. Raymond Winston
Barry. president Of the club,
received with Nine. Scheyven
before the luncheon and pre-
sided during the program.
Evening star., 1959-11-19
LATVIANS
CELEBRATE
HOLIDAY

Latvian Charge d'Atfaires
and Mrs. Spekke entertain
ed at a reception yesterday
at the Legation, celebrating
their country's national
holiday.
Guests included members
Of the diplomatic corps,
the State Department and
friends of the hosts - all
that will At into our little
house." said DR.. Spekke.
Latvia proclaimed her
independence on November
1S, 1918, during the Russian
revolution.
In 1889 Latvia was occu-
pied by Russian troops and
Incorporated into the Soviet
Union in 1910, however,
most countries including
the United States don't
recognize this.
Evening star., 1959-11-19
Archbishop
Honored
By Judge

One Of the youngest Of the
Papal diAlomats. Archbishop
Romolo Carboni. was hon.
ored at a luncheon today by
Judge Burnita Shelton Mat
thews Of the United States
District Court.
The party was held in the
Judges Dining Room Of the
United States Courthouse
and attended by six other
American judges, also by
Count Sergio Sera. the Arch
bishops travelling companion.
The distinguished visitor,
who was attached to the
Apostolic Delegation here
from ls4o, to 1s45, has been
serving for the past six years
Evening star., 1959-11-19

Department, the World Bank,
the diplomatic corps, the
Middle East Institute and
the United States 1nformA-
ton Agency.
Evening star., 1959-11-19
Moroccan Envoy
Observes Holiday

Moroccan Ambassador and
Mrs. Ben Aloud are back in
New York today. probably
feeling q little breathless
after q quick trip to Wash
ington to celebrate their ma
tional holiday.
The envoy. who also
serves at the United Nations.
and his wife caught an g.
o'clock plane out of town
this morning.
Evening star., 1959-11-19

as Archbishop Of sydone and
Papal nuncio to Australia,
New Zealand and Oceania.
He has now been assigned
as nuncio to Lima. Peru, and
will leave Washington for
that post tomorrow morning.
Evening star., 1959-11-19
CLUB CALENDAR

at $50 pm. at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. william Bee
que, S703 Overlea road.
Evening star., 1959-11-19
ADVERTISEMENT
Would Devour
Magazine

internationally acclaimed
fashion designer Pauline
Trigere says, "The new, De-
cember issue Of McCall's is so
fabulous that l want to eat
every page. And the pages j
don't eat, ! want to Frame"
Evening star., 1959-11-22

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-06
New Park 7 rails Laid
In Coral Wonderland

ST. JOHN, Virgin Islands,
Mar. 6 (NANA).-When visitors
to the new Virgin Island Ma
tional Park go for a hike they'll
get their feet wet.
Many Of the trails of the park
which was dedicated about a
year ago-are being laid out
under water.
Otherwise, they will be just
like trails in other United States
national parks. There will be
arrows along the paths to keep
visitors from getting lost and
signs giving information about
the submerged scenery.
A contract was given to the
University of Miami Marine
Laboratory to blaze the first
underwater park trails. DR..
John Randall is assigned to ex-
plore the shallow-water coral
forests around the Island of st.
John and to mark the most in
teresting routes.
DR.. Randall reported that the
wading trails will go no deeper
than three and a half feet and
will wind through a "fascinat-
ing wonderland Of coral, giant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-06
DEAR ABBY
Has She Got Too Many Friends?
BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

age, not ones degree Of neces-
sity. II it's George with
Uncle Sam, II should be
George with Georges wife.
\ n 4
DEAR ABBY: My wife and
/ went over to my mothers
house. While we were there
my sister and her fiance and
my wife and ! starter a card
game. My sister and her A.
ance got into a little argu-
ment and he slapped her
face. I didn't rough him up.
I just told him what !
thought Of him and he left.
My wife and ! had a lot Of
fights over this. She thinks
/ was wrong for butting in.
But / felt as long as he was