The York Dispatch from York, Pennsylvania • 22

THE YORK DISPATCH, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1958. BRINGING UP FATHER (I'M STARTING HA-HA! MAGGIE A NEW DIET GIVES ME A LAUGH GOING TOMORROW TO TAKE -I'M OFF SHE'S THAT FOR BEEN YEARS! SAYIN' rights TWENTY POUNDS! Inc. Syadicate, Features Sux '8561 3-25 POWER MOP-UP NEAR END; STRUCK 50,000: EXPECTS TO UP MET- ED REPAIRS TODAY, PLACES LOSS IN '6 FIGURES' PHONE CREWS HALF- WAY Wet and power and telephone crews, weary, their fingers crossed continued pushing Storm- damage, repairs clouds. a But Water eliminating forecasts 'called only for rain, an lier threat of another wet snow for this area such as fouled up their networks last week. Division Manager Frederic Cox, of Metropolitan Edison Company, anticipated that all known power interruptions would be remedied sometime today and that at least some of the city's street lights would be shining agair.