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By ERNIE" HILL Times Foreign Correspondent BUENOS AIRES, June 21.—At a | back table in a side street cabaret |sat Col. Rafael Franco, exiled forimer president of Paraguay and one | of its mbst fearless warriors. { Franco comes to this obscure litfle Paraguayan ¢ night spot, I was told, to plot a big new because he lives

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hoist back to the top rung. All but two of 30 persons in the - cabaret were Paraguayans, the colonel at his

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They ‘watched table. The former president's stoical Guarani Indian features were immobile as he leaned closer to listen | to two men talking with him. It was easy to visualize him plot-| I'ting the grand strategy, then lead-| ing his men into Asuncion, pro- | claiming himself president and banlishing his enemies. Ashes from the | cigaret in -his “mouth fell on the table.

| “The hero of Paraguay's bloody and successful’ Chaco war with Bolivia both won and lost the presidency through a colp'd’etat in 1936. Then he was exiled to Montevideo where he manufactured soap on his back porch. Paraguayan musicians played and sang songs of their native country for Franco with renewed enthusiasm. There were six guitars. Suddenly Franco rose and walked to a. microphone. All eyes turned to watch him. He said he had an announcement to make. The time for action, he said, had come at last. He looked at his

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STUNG TO DEATH BLOOMSBURG, Pa., June 21 (U. P.).—Wilson |Colman, 75-year-old farmer, was stung to death yesterday when he fell from a cherry tree. He landed on a” bee hive,

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watch. It was 2 a. m. He reached into his hip pocket and took out a handkerchief. :

- Leads Singing At 2:30 Franco was leading the

orchestra. At 3 o'clock he was directing community singing:

“And what,” I asked him, “about the revolution?” “What revolution?” he answered. a “The Paraguayan revolution, of

revolution sourse.”

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tempting to iron out many postwar traffic problems, the state highway commission reported today. The survey will begin next week with 75 interviewers. Preliminary work of selecting the 12,000 homes to be contacted started early in May. Questions will be concerned with highway improvement and future traffic flow lines, . . This is the second survey to be made by the ‘highway commission working in co-operation with the Public Roads administration; One has been completed in Ft. Wayne and a third will get underway soon

Steele, 323 E. 10th st, will return to his base at San Diego, Cal., June 30, after visiting his mother here. His_ wife, Margaret, and two children, of San Diego, accom= panied him on his visit here.

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