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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-12

Outstanding, factors to facilitate an
agreement"
Almost coincidentally, in fact with "ac-
cursed promptness" in opinion of Berlin,
Britain's Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax
was broadcasting that allies ere fighting
against substitution of brute force for
law"
1t was in apparent answer-"no'-that
Der Fuehrer was speaking in Munichs
Buergerbrau the following night Just
prior to bomb explosion.
Hoarsely, bitterly he denounced Britain,
warned that I'VE will talk to the English
in the language they surely understand
- they will not win"
Germany, he indicated, is prepared for
i've years Of war.
Commencing effort of neutrals, Cham.
berlain likewise offered little encourage
ment Of peace.
1--WE do not want to continue the war
day longer than is necessary" he wrote
later in week, but "since
Chomberloin we have been compelled
Pessimistic to take up arms we shall
not lay them down until
we are assured that Europe has been
freed from the threats which have so
long paralyzed the life of her peoples"
Bolshevism's birthday anniversary oc-
CURED during last week: Occasion for
sumptuous social stir In Washington,
f1atulent claptrap in Moscow.
Gathered in Bolshoy Opera House in
Russian capital, soviet's strong men
hailed policy of peace" in one breath,
world revolution in next.
Keynote utterance was Communist In.
ternational manifesto. Calling upon
workers Of Britain and France to oppose
their imperialist governments, manifesto
added:
1.-THE bourgeois Of the .so-called neutral
countries warm their hands near the
fire of war 80 Under the mask of neu-
trality, they become rich on military sup
plies. The American bourgeois, very
interested in further developing the war,
repeats the embargo on the export Of
arms in order to secure huge profits to
the kings Of the munitions industry"
Italy, too was subject to Soviet spleen.
Also from manifesto: The italian bour.
geoise waits only for q convenient mo-
ment to throw itself on the oppressed
and have its share Of the spoils."
And from Moloton, today's spokesman
Of Soviet. came further excoriation Of
capitalism, particularly that Of Britain,
France, United States.
I'VE do not know what can happen"
1e admitted. I'VE are not afraid Of any
thing. 80 Our policy is the policy Of
peace and W viii 80 the same way In tho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-12


mans, sinkings are well above per cent,
closer to 3.
Now reported in Pacific is Admiral
Scheer, speedy and formidable Nazi bat
tie cruiser. OF Nagasaki,
Nozi Roiders Japan. British keep watch
In Pacific over two German freight
ers, fearful that they may
slip out to sea for rendezvous with
Scheer Aboard each was reported 300
tons of fuel oil.
Also disquieting to allied shipping in
Pacific was rumor that German officers
and crews have appeared in Vladivostok,
perhaps to take over squadron Of Rus
sian submarines berthed there.
At Bergen, Norwegian port on edge Of
combat zone prescribed by President
Roosevelt under neutrality law, American
freighter City of Flint idled in early part
of week as United States Government,
United States Lines, diplomatic officers,
ct al, discussed, conferred and debated
what to do about ship.
Laden with contraband cargo destined
for Manchester, England, vessel was cap
tured by Germans on October 8, taken
to mysterious Arctic port Of Murmansk
by Nazi prize crew, later brought into
Haugesund, Norway, where German crew
was taken ashore and ship returned to
Americans. Under It's own crew, vessel
then went to Bergen.
Late in week, decision was reached to
empty cargo in Bergen, bring ship home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-12

M tbs Shops ho the allies haze of possibly three
bullion dollars w materials 1888 OF this
United States
- -
keeping their suppv
year supplied OF the most important necessities
snkngs
Meanwhile Norwegian government I'M
Now reported
Evening star., 1939-07-08
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

COOKS. mattresses, housecleaners help
any kind Southern Aid Employme
Agency. 1910 9th NV. O.
Evening star., 1939-07-08

a unique recipe but it really is a
problem. The idea is to take one
tenth of a cantaloupe. one-tenth Of
a watermelon, one sixth of banana,
one-flfth of a lemon and two-fifths
of a grape CHATS going to be a
little harO and with all these units
form the name of another fruit.
The answer is not fruit cocktail or
fruit salad.
(Answer on Page B-l5)
Evening star., 1939-07-08

BLACK WALLET. lost downtown. initials
*. z L." containing valuable papers,
cash Liberal reward National 3Q7o
Evening star., 1939-07-08

| MAN young. college graduate preferred
agency selling accident. health and life
| insurance will thoroughly train and per-
| sonally assist properly qualified man: must
! be content $50 weekly to start. future
| earnings limited only by ability Give age.
education experience and other oualifica-
tiOns Box l66-K Star
Evening star., 1939-07-08

presented at Sis pm. today over
Station WJSV with a cast of WASH
ington Civic Theater players. The
broadcast is another in a radio
reporter" series arranged by the
Community Chest to present actual
case histories from the files of men,
ber agencies.
Evening star., 1939-07-08

MAN. experienced. for fabrication stand
Apply Mr.. Garner, Owens Motor Co.. 1923
Evening star., 1939-07-08
Lace Industry Prospers

Fashion demands are bringing
prosperity to Frances lace indus
| try.
Evening star., 1939-07-08

POCKETBOcK, lady's, brown leather. con-
talnS compact, small change and keys. Re-
Evening star., 1939-07-08

SUPREME RADIO TESTER and tools on
colesville pike. Phone Shepherd 1928.
TIE CHAIN. gold. small plate attached,
engraved r. N" June 20: reward. Ma
oil Mr.
Evening star., 1939-07-08
Bruin TwizzIers
By Prof, ]. ID. FLINT.

This problem is especially suited
to lovers of fresh fruit, arithmetic
Evening star., 1939-07-08
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, SATURDAY,
THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS


$3.50 pm-WRC John Glnher, correspondent author,
broadcas his views the disturbed
500 pmWC Senator Rush D. Holt of West Virginia youngest
member in the United States Senate, is guest
Vox Pop program.
$3.50 Nazmova celebrated actress plays
leading role in Arch Oboers play Ivory Tower"
written especially for her.
800 0pm-WMAL Representative Hamilton ranking
Ican member Of the House from New York, expected
to discuss important legislature by Congress
during the current session.
Eddy Duchin program popular
music.
SHORT-WAV PROGRAM
600pm-BUDAPEST "Old Hungarian Dances" HAT4 meg,
328m
Summer variety entertainment,
GSF, 1914 meg, 1913 M. GSD Its meg, 255 GSB,
95l meg, 3l5
655pm-PRAGUE entertainment OLR4A 1928 meg,
1877 m.
73opm.-ROME, Chamber music; Elizabeth "Ncolo
Paganini' FRO, 8l meg. 254 m; IRF, 983 meg,
s0Opm.-COsTA RIGA, Voice T14NRH
meg, 300 m.
Evening star., 1939-07-08
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted stray or lost
animals to the Animal Protective Assocla-
tion 5000 Wheeler rd Sc Att 7142
FOX TERRIER, small female. black and
white % 18th ST Sc
Evening star., 1939-07-08
Another of Those Highly Priced
Letters of Commentator
Repairing

"a. Eberlys Sons
City
II am writing to thank you for the very
modern and attractive kitchen you have
modernized from the old unattractive
style Of years ago.
The cost so moderate compared
to the number of hours we spend in this
well ventilated, bright, new room. The
color scheme is delightfully."- cool and
beautiful.
"We also thank you for using the best
materials obtainable; for combining many
jobs into one-and for the very efficient
workmen, the courteous planning by your
estimator and the systematic supervision
by your inspector-in order to have all
specifications worked out to the minutest
detail.
Thank you again, Eberly's, for this
grand job
"Yours truly
Mrs. F.A NJ"
What stronger argument for Eberly
Plan Service could be given? Perhaps
YOUR home needs renovizing,
undermining, or even just a bit of
repair work. You can enjoy the same
satisfaction of this enthusiastic patron
with the economy and the efficiency of
The Eberly Plan-all done as this was,
with ONE modest profit and with ONE
responsibility-OURS.
Evening star., 1939-07-08
HELP D0MESTlc.
(EoptinilodA

LADY, young, white. to take charge Of
apt. and small boy; live in: $500 week.
5000 14th st. NV. Apt Ill. o.
MAID, colored for general housework in
apt. hotel. 3 in family. Must be excellent
cook and waitress. Stay some evenings.
Give age and city references. $40 monthly.
Box 43lK. Star
WHITE WOMAN young or middle-aged.
experienced in cooking, g.h.w. and care
young children; to live with family. Box
364-K. Star.
WOMAN, white or colored, general house,
work, for country. None but clean house,
keeper and good cook need apply. Refer
ence required. S35 month. Box BLK,
Star.
WOMAN white. housekeeper, live in; give
address and phone number. Box 43s-o,
Star. 81
WOMAN. good cook general houSeworker:
must be neat. clean, honest; references.
1909 G st. Sc.
WOMAN. colored. frst-class. who is ex-
perienced cook and will stay at night very
small family : personal reference required.
Box 1000, Star. o.
Evening star., 1939-07-08
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. EXPERT. PART-TIME
bookkeeping, books started. audited, bal
anced. tax reports; city refs. Rand. 3131.
AuI0 MECHANIC dsdd ;.s1 exp alI,around Phone
:.ss English sn. esceen
CHAUFFEUR. competent and reliable. 25
years exp; free to travel: best ref Call
CHEF, experienced hotel. catering club or
institution. Kensington 4s7-M. 90
COOK-HC USEMAN. f1rst-class. Filipino s
yrs experience: fine references; drives car;
go anywhere Sterling 9S43. RIM. 2 as
DISABLED VETERAN. AZ. wants part-time
of es6se
years experience: public accounting and
r1GSr income Id tax reports specalised in hotel
salary unimportant. Box $3.50. Star ..
FILIPINO highly recommended as cook,
Chauffeur. butler with D. c. permit: best
reference. Call Met 6949. o.
clerical or research work preferred; can
type. Columbia 6320-J. %
IL. M. G ". u, fourteen years expert
ence as police court Judge. member. State
LEGISLATURE eight years. desires Washington
connection. Box 1910, Star. 10.
MAN white. single, wants work on farm,
dairy or gardener, chauffeur: handy tools
Sreo. Erekll'e, n: r. y :, falfla1 Crt. H -
MAN. young, white. wants lob as chauf-
feur or truck driver: #. in, 1875 lbs,
pleasant personality. h. S. education
Michigan 1924
MAN. young, colored, truck driver, local.
long distance; knows city. reference. Cum
mings Dupont 1887.
MAN, colored, desires position as cook. GEN
eeral housework or ianitor: refs Arlington,
Va. Ivy 1895.
MAN, young, colored. wishes Job in gro
cery or liouor store; experienced. Call
Michigan 1927.
MAN. young, colored. wishes JOB as house
man or caretaker. Lincoln 3S21-J O.
Evening star., 1939-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
any debts contracted by any one other
than myself. RALPH BOWIE, 2l2l New
York ave. NV.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders of the Northeast Building Assocla- .
ton will be held THURSDAY. July 3oot,ho,
Rhode Island ave. Northeast, Washington,
D. c., for the purpose of electing directors
for the ensuing year and the transaction
Of such business as may properly come
before the meeting.
SCHUYLER S. SYMoNs.
jy6,S,11,13, Secretary.
A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
Provides same service as one costing $500.
Don't waste insurance money Call DEAL
with c5 years experience Lincoln 5000.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
WHILE YOU WAIT
Private Waiting Rooms.
Rob>. B. Scott. Dental Tech Rms. a01 -902.
Westory Bldg. sos l4th at F. Met, 1888.
Evening star., 1939-07-08
LOST

BLACK WALLET lost downtown. initials
*; L." containing valuable papers,
cash. Liberal reward National 1872
CAIRN TERRIER. male, fawn grey: clip
wiseonsin Hs@rsni aa77iis aa7i's NO. ~4'fo reward
CHAIN LINK BRACELET lost July g. yell
low gold with diamond set in center link.
Finder please phone Falls Church 1924.
DRESS. green and white print: Chevy
$40 or Woodley 5000 after 4:3O,
ENVELOPE, containing 100 shares Bald
win Lpsomstys p. tW Works common name Of
herd 4s65W
GERMAN POLICE DOG with lame right
front paw answers to name Fellow:
schooI Finder please cali Atlantic esss.
Reward
HOUND. large, tag No: 1926. blacE and
white, brown head. answers name Prince" p"
Reward. 1850 Rock Cr. Ford I'd.
POCKETBOCK, lady's brown leather. con-
talnS compact, small change and keys. Re-
ward. Michigan 6655.
PURSE, ladys. white. shoulder strap:
contents eyeglasseS aad o Watch: reward
Return TO Apt. 72l. 1880 st NV.
SET UPPER TEETH gold removabIe
terry Finder call Columbia 1874. Reward.
SUPREME RADIO TESTER and tools on
colesville pike. Phone shepherd 1928. :.
eneraved "F N" June 20: reward. Ma
tional 1850. Mr.. Nichols. S.
WATCH. ladys, Bulova, vic. 18th and
Monroe sts NV. Friday morning. Dad
to Mary" on back. Reward. Columbia 2777.
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER. lost. male, brown
face black and white body: Va. license
1890 Ans. to Billy" Chestnut 1917.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER. small white one
brown ear. 1888 Md. tags; name jock
Reward Shepherd 2714-M.
Evening star., 1939-07-08
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-Large unfurnjshed room, near
by July Is; SIS. 3306 Brown st. nv. O.
Evening star., 1939-07-08
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

GIRL, high school. wants sob addressing
envelopes. Box $3.50. Star.
HoUSEKEEPER-CO COMPANION nurse for
elderly persons. references experienced
COOK. Adams 1908, Mrs. Hines. Day work.
HOUSEKEEPER. white experienced. plain
cooking. gh.w.; take fun charge. best city
refs. Box $3.50 Star
LADY. young graduate, b. s. degree, yrs
business course desires stenogr a phic posi-
ton. Live with parents District 1850,
Apartment 502.
LADY. white. experienced housekeeper.
wants place; ref, practical nurse. 12ll n
st nv. Decatur 0s20.
NURSE wishes case. experienced Col.
5635
NURSE-SECRETARY for physicians once.
five years local experience, full or part
time. Box 1000 Star. -
PRACTICAL NURSE 10 years exp, willing
TO travel. Phone Decatur 0ss0. %
WOMAN, young. attending local business
college, hours . to 3. wants to do lisht
housework or tend children in exchange
for room and board. National 174s.
GOVERNESS, nurse and lady's
companion, exp, speaking and
teaching 4 languages, take posi-
ton in town and in the country;
excellent references. Metropoli-
tan 1882.
Evening star., 1939-07-08
HELP MEN.

AUTO MECHANIC. experienced all-around.
| with tools. Salary to start, S25 wk. 1900
| Arkansas ave NV.
| AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. one who under
| stands used cars, must be sober and con-
| scentious A real steady Job for the right
| man Must have some tools Silver Mo-
| tors. 1916 Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
| BARBER wanted. 1l3 Rhode Island ave-
Evening star., 1939-07-08
ROOMS UNFURkISHeD.

1910 C ST. NE.-Unfurnished large front
room. private lavatory; modern utilities.
z ROOMS: g KIT; AMP BATHS; HAIL. AL
5121 N. H. ave.n.w. 9s
Evening star., 1939-07-08
"THE MAURY." :"
Attention, Young Ladies.
tContinued.)

y, 1871 10th st. nw-aA cool; comfortable
Newly furnished, attractive single and
double rms. inner-spring mattresses. pvt.
and seni-pvt. baths: ground floor. studio
room with private bath; living room for
entertaining guests: room and breakfast
or room and board
COLORED-Privileges of the kitchen, bath,
gas and electricity included; refined people
only. 201 st. s.w. Weekly rates.
COLORED-1105 Que St NV. Apt l.
Large front room. furnished: employed
cOuple
Evening star., 1939-07-08

DRESS. green and white print: Chevy
Chase, D c. reward District 1925 Ext
go. Wnndlev 1000 after 4 20
Evening star., 1939-07-08
ROOMS FOR RENT-New YORK

near Fair Transportation: reasonable rates
Write Mrs. Herbert A. Treat 1925 14att
ST, Flushing N Y
Evening star., 1939-07-08

CHAIN LINK BRACELET. lost July 3. yell
low gold with diamond set in center link
Finder please phone Falls Church 1924
Reward %
Evening star., 1939-07-08

GERMAN, FRENCH LESSONS by young
Viennese woman, univ. grad, student 6or-
bonne. Randolph 342S, s am. 10 IL a m.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE-Special sum-
mer rates. Positions secured. Nakon
Beauty School. 1434 Park rd. NV.
SPANISH LESSONS-Can Decatur $500,
Extension 101, evenings. So
Evening star., 1939-07-08

! ENVELOPE, containing 100 shares Bald
!, win Locomotive Works common; name of
| W, Gibbs McKenney jr.; reward. Shep-
! herd 4SS5-W
Evening star., 1939-07-08

Mental Hygiene Institute
Radio Drama Today
A radio drama dealing with the
activities of the Washington Insti-
tute of Mental Hygiene will be
Evening star., 1939-07-08

MAN over As. capable Of repairing elec-
trical appliances, motors, etc. Box 344-M,
Evening star., 1939-07-08
POSITIONS OPEN.
SALESMEN.

SALESMAN.
MEN OR WOMEN, part time or full time
70 sell. sales experience unnecessary; an
oinestaolhlshed, oinrsrs Iha, high-casS company; be-
mo. Box 36s-K. Star
ROOFING AND INSULATION statesmen
experience preferred. We use Philip Carey
Room 4 ans sond Bder all work ca
Io am: Money-maker for right man. o.
HELP WOMEN.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exp. alI-around,
GoWnt9wn gov shop; steady; salary: early clos
lne: JACKS. 10 14th ST. NV. o.
BILLING MACHINE OPERATOR. must be
state experience, age and salary. For work
p virs1n,a 15n "a within 80 miles of WASHINGTON.
GIRL, white, thoroughly, experienced in
ins plant Appy s Is4s slpinss n IN svs er' Clean
HAT CHECK GIRLS. attractive, pleasing
personality, not over % years old, for cock
tail lounge in downtown hotel. For inter-
view write Box 1a2-K. Star
good pay. Needles. 1893 Buchanan st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER-TY -TYPrsT good salary,
steady position. Apply Phil Bobys Co.. 725
WOMAN, colored, to operate shirt pressing
machine. experienced only. Apply s16 10th
WOMAN to distribute supplies and keep
records SIS to start; state qualifications.
Box Blk Star.
WOMAN with employed husband. take
charge OF rooming house. in exchange for
quarters and small salary. 404 9th st. NV.
Call Saturday or Sunday
GOOD POSITION open for well edu-
Gated woman between ages of 20 and 35;
promotion work: give reference. telephone
number Box 471-Q. Star. i2s
BEAUTIGIAN
With Shop Experience
Telephone Hobart 1Ss,
Evening star., 1939-07-08
ROOMS FURNISHED.

THE WESTMINSTER, 1907 18th st. NV
Comfortable rms. running water. inner
spring mattresses: singles IS up. doubles.
81 UP Lalge front 3rm. English base
ment apt, $3.50. Showers: elevator.
LIS I-th ST W -Nicaly turnish 3 Z
Evening star., 1939-07-08

BF1CkLAYERS. $40 per day. Beverley I'd.
Manor Club, Md.
ENGINEER. with 3rd-class District license.
25 to 35 years Of age. refrigeration ex-
perience preferred: good wages and short
hours. Write promptly for interview. Box
Evening star., 1939-07-08

HOUND, large. tag No. 1925, black and
white brown head. answers name Prince. ="
Reward l150 Rock CT Enrd Id
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-01-19
282 Accidents In
This Area

Patrolmen at the Findlay barracks
of the State Highway Patrol in
1888 made $50 arrests, had 127 con-
victions for a total of $2,874 in fines,
half of which goes to the state and
other half to the county in which the
case is heard. They also made 10
apprehensions for other departments.
Findlay patrolmen investigated 282
accidents Of which 20 were fatal
They recovered stolen property val
ued at $2,089 and forced in s334.04
to the state for motor vehicle regis
tration.
The patrolmen travelled 128,154
miles by automobile and 40,271 miles
by motorcycle. Three thousand five
hundred and nine persons made per-
sonal calls at the barracks and 49,
sol others made telephone calls.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-01-19
Liquor Force Intact
At Lima

Lina's force of 10 state liquor
store employees remained intact up
to noon Friday despite the fact that
80 workers in other stores in the
Lima and Toledo districts had felt
the economy AK of the Bricker adj
ministration.
The order for dismissals went out
Thursday and was to be effective at
the close of Fridays business. The
move is aimed to effect an approx
mate savings of $333, ,720 by dis
missing some 265 employees of liquor
stores thruout the state.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-01-19
Report Made On Hy-
brid Seed Corn

A summary of the results of four
comparative tests of hybrid evarie-
ties in Hancock, Henry, Lucas, and
Wood counties has recently been de-
livered to the office of County
Agent Forest G. Hall.
In interpreting the tables DR.. G.
H. Stringfeld, U. S. d. A. Crop
Breeding Investigations, said that
the minimum requirements for a
suitable hybrid is that in a reason
able season it must be safely dried
at the time of harvest. The grain
must be sound. In 1888 it was inn
possible to make determinations on
the basis of soundness because all
corn even the late matured varie-
ties had a chance to mature.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-01-19
Beet Workers Wages
Debated

c. j. Window, Pandora, Ohio,
president of the Sugar Beet Growers
Association of the Findlay, Ohio,
district, last week sought special
consideration for low-yield farms
when he appeared before federal
board inquiring into wages of beet
field workers.
Participating in the hearing were
beet growers from district 1, embrac-
ing Ohio, Michigan and Indiana,
and labor spokesmen of the Congress
of Industrial Organizations.
From the two groups, the fve-man
federal board heard opposing state
ments on wage requirements to be
met by Agricultural Adjustment Ad-
ministration beneficiaries.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-01-19
HARDIN COUNTY
Ends Prison Term,
Starts Another

w. H. Smith, Wapakoneta, last
week started to serve a 60-day term
and a S100 fine in Toledo work
house, after being released the day
before from the London prison farm
where he served 33 months for lar
ceny. He was met at the prison
gate by Constable J. II. Carman,
and taken to Alger where he plead
ed guilty of obtaining money from
the Clark Supply Co. under false
pretenses. The charge was fled sew
eral years ago.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-01-19
100 Cut From WPA
Rolls

More than 100 Lima WPA work
ers, mostly women engaged on a
sewing project, have been dismissed
because of ineligibility, Mrs. Gladys
Steele, city relief director, an
nounced Friday.
The bulk of the layoffs, Mrs.
Steele explained, has been brought
about by a new WPA ruling which
makes all women workers ineligible
for WPA work who are eligible for
payments under the Social Security's
Dependent Children act. Registra-
ton for these benefits may be made
at the Allen county bureau of Aid
to Dependent Children located in the
courthouse and in charge of Mrs.
Edith Collins.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-01-19
Hunting Season Is
Closed

Hunting season in Ohio officially
closed at midnight last Saturday
and will not reopen until the start
of squirrel season on September 20.
Raccoon hunters, looking back over
season marked by light catches,
brought down the curtain by taking
to the woods Friday and Saturday
nights.
Game wardens in checking fields
after termination of hunting for
pheasants and rabbits report an
abundance Of birds and game for
stocking purposes.
Several hundred rabbits have been
received here by Allen County Fish
and Game Protective association
from Missouri and have been dis
tributed.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-01-19
26 Lose Highway Jobs

Twenty-six employees of Lima Di-
vision No. l, State Highway depart
ment, were clipped off the payroll
Saturday in the first move locally
which is in keeping with the Bricker
administrations economy program.
@. c. Kohl, division engineer, an
nounced 20 of the workers reside in
Lima and Allen county. The other
six reside and work in Defiance
county.
All with the exception of possibly
two or three are laborers, Kohl said,
and represent "dead wood" in the
department.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-01-19
HANCOCK COUNTY
Farm Institute Season
Opens

The first of the Hancock county
farmers institutes for this winter
are being held this week at Van
lue, Van Buren and Jenera.
The Vanlue institute was held
Monday and Tuesday, the Van Bur
en- on Wednesday and Thursday and
the Jenera institute on Friday and
Saturday.
Two more institutes will be held
in the county this month while the
rest will be in February. Mt. Blau-
chard's will be January 25-26, Nc
Combs in January 27-28, Mt. Cory's
on February CT, Findlay's on Feb
ruary SO and Arcadia's ON Febru-
airy 10-11. The Findlay institute
also will have state aid.