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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-09-05
We We Overheard =.
News Items from Here, There
and Everywhere

Mr.. and Mrs. George Hefner, south
of Bluffton returned home after
visiting their daughter and family
at Canton for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred North, who
purchased the E. M. Long property
at Monroe Center have moved into
their new home.
"A large crowd attended the
Republican rally held at Riverside
park, Thursday evening, at Findlay.
L. c. Burwell, had his herd of fine
hogs at the Auglaise County fair at
Wapakoneta and won first prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Fultz were
recent visitors in Salt Lake city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lee sold
their property at Beaverdam and
will make their home in Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tracey of Mt.
Cory and daughter Nancy, returned
home Sunday from a trip to the
western part of Michigan.
Mr.. Shaw, of Rawson has sold
half interest in his grocery store
to Mr.. Stauffer of Findlay.
Ruth Ghaster, of Mt. Cory was
selected as one of the musicians
from Hancock county to appear on
the Hancock County Jamboree to be
presented Thursday evening in front
of the grandstand at the county fair
frounds from 8 to 10 o'clock.
Ruth Ghaster and Chester Huber
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hess
Sunday in Findlay. Saturday even
ing they visited Radio Station WIN
The Ralph d. Cole Post Legion
band will play at the Hancock
County fair grounds, Thursday
afternoon and evening in the grand
stand.
| A dance was held at the townhall
in Mt. Cory on Friday night spon-
sored by the Shamrock Girls soft.
ball team. Round and square dancing
was enjoyed. "The Hicks From the
Sticks" orchestra, furnished music
for the square dances.
Ruth Ghaster played Sunday even
ing in Beaverdam during the supper
hour at the Mobile Restaurant
Elmer Bridges is proprietor.
The Elk restaurant in Blufftor
Twas taken over Sunday by its new
owner c. G. Mullenhour of Lima
Don Cahill, the former owner ha:
moved back to Ottawa, where he will
open bakery, a trade he formerl.
followed.
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East Orange

Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Rausch and
daughter Rachel entertained a group
of relatives in their home, Sunday.
Mrs. Ito Agin and son Evan, Mary
Heldman, Elva Bishop, Mrs. Adrin
Van Alta of Findiay, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rayon Boutwell, and children, Ker-
NIT Boehm and sons were callers in
the B. J. Boutwell, home the past
week.
Lynn Ray and Lonnie Sue Bout
well spent couple of days with
their grandmother, Mrs. Emma
Boutwell, last week.
Mrs. Alice Mae Boutwell, and
children called on Mrs. Rachel Bout
we'll last Tuesday evening.
James Gallant spent several days
with his son Howard Gallant and
family of near Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Smith and
daughters Ann and Jane of Airing
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Boehm
and sons were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Heldman and
| Charles.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boutwell,, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Boutwell, of Ada, Mrs. B.
j. Boutwell, and Byron Leo spent
Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Rayon Boutwell, and children. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Nonnamaker anc
daughters of Bluffton were callers
on Sunday evening in the Rayor
Boutwell, home.
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II Students From
Foreign Lands To
Be On Campus
Concluded from page II

Concluded from page ID
and Salomon Jean Rene de Monchy,
81, of Rotterdam. The latter is the
nephew of the president of the Hol-
land-American Steamship line.
Puerto Rican students will be
Angel Luis Gutierre, of Cayey, son
of Baptist minister, and Iris Ruth
Melecio, of Vega Alte.. Both are
freshmen. They come on scholar
ships provided by the college, and
were selected by Bluffton college
people in the Civilian Public Health
unit in Puerto Rico.
Ricardo Sanchez Vale, of Mon
terrey, will be here from Mexico as
special student. Clayton Bixel,
Bluffton automobile dealer, met the
youth in Mexico last spring and
learned of his interest in the local
school, which later crystallized in
registration.
Paul Ceruba from northern Italy
is expected here the latter part of
the week. He is member of the
Waldensian church, small Protest
ant sect found in that region and
having some historical connections
with Mennonites and Calvanists.
Miss Alice Magarian, coming here
from Beirut, Syria, also established
a link with Bluffton before leaving
her home land. In Syria she knew
Barbara Joyce Hauenstein, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Hauenstein,
a Bluffton family, and travelled
from Syria to Europe with Miss
Hauenstein, who was enroute to
England to be married.
| European students coming here
were selected on the basis of COM
petitive examinations and personal
interviews by Mennonite Central
Committee relief directors in that
area. Their tuition is financed by
the various boards of the Mennonite
church, also by scholarships and
work provided by the respective col
leges which they will attend. This
is for one year and possibly more.
| President Ed G. Kaufman, of
Bethel college, and President Ernest
Miller, of Goshen college, were in
1 Europe this summer to assist in Sc
lecting 26 students for the nine
Mennonite colleges in this country
Of the total, Bethel will get five;
Goshen six; Bluffton five, and the
| balance will be distributed among
the other schools.
New student enrolment from this
country finds Ohio heading the list
with sc prospective registrants. Illi-
nois, with II stands next; and Penn
sylviana will contribute II. Seven
will come all the way from Cali
| fornia.
Breakdown of new students from
other states includes: New Jersey
IL; New York, q; Indiana, 8; Mis-
souri,, /; Washington, l; Mime.
sofa, 2; Kansas, I, and Nebraska, l
| Canadian enrolment of four viii
bring two students from Ontario
and one each from Manitoba ano
Saskatchewan.
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Pleasant View

Mrs. Clinton Balmer, who UNDER
went an operation at the Bluffton
Community hospital last week, is
improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schaller at
tended the State Fair at Columbus,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Habegger and
son Garnie attended the Flick re-
union which was held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Keller and
family of Findlay. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Nal Newton will at
tend the annual session of Sandusky
Conference which will be held at
the Fostoria u. B. church this week.
Mr.. Newton was elected as delegate
for the Rawson charge.
The Ladies Harmony Circle will
meet in the home of Mrs. Nina Rup-
right, Thursday afternoon, Sept. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Suffer and
family of Toledo were week END
guests in the Rickly home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Holt and
Mrs. John Chamberlain and daugh.
ter Sharon of Chalmers, Ind, visit
ed in the c. ]. Whistler and |. K
Harris homes, Monday.
Mrs. Dorothy Zimmerman ane
children of Defiance spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Habegger and son Wayne
| and Mrs. Robert Poe and little son
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Birthday Party

Margaret Faze, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Faze entertained a
number of friends at her home
south of Bluffton, Sunday in honor
of her ninth birthday anniversary.
Present were:
Janis Clum, Meredith Boyd, Joyce
McElwain, Marthanne, Billy and
Elizabeth Guthrie, Kenny Kline,
Evelyn Shulaw, Marilyn Steiner,
Benny and Jimmy Schafer.
Janet and Margaret Peterson,
Denise and Franklin Scoles, Chas.
Smith, Opal Yoakam, Mrs. Paul
Peterson, Mrs. Colwill, Paulene Faze
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Faze.
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Birthday Dinner

Members of the C. F. Stratton
family were entertained Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Stratton in honor of birthday an
niversaries of w. A. Stratton and
D. B. Stratton which occur this
month.
Present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Stratton, Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald Hilty and family,
Mrs. Marjorie Houston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. E. Augsburger and sons,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Augsburger,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Stratton and
family of Columbus Grove, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. III. Sratton and Mrs. Cal
Balmer.
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Pleasant Hill

Mr.. and Mrs. John Cuttings of
Pennsylvania called on the thinner
man children the past week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hilty and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Neeper and
daughter, Dan Oberly, Lewis Hauen-
stein were callers Sunday and Mon
day at the Dennis Brauen home.
Community meeting Thursday
evening at the school house.
Mrs. Hazel Hess spent Saturday
afternoon at the Fett-Huber home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gleason OF
Red Key, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. Dor
Gleason of Lima, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Gleason, Mr.. and Mrs. Zahrend and
Vera of Waynesfeld were Sunday
guests of the Mike Gleason home.
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Birthday Dinner

Mrs. H. G. Murray of North
Jackson street entertained the fol-
lowing at a family dinner Sunday
on the occasion of her birthday an
niversary:
Mr.. and Mrs. Miner Atmur and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Nealey of
Lima; Mr.. and Mrs. Atmur Berg
man of Lafayette and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Atmur of Ada.
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Adds Warmth

Old-fashioned bread pudding adds
warmth to dinner meals. Use left
over bread and add raisins with
generous hand. Serve hot or cold
with coffee cream or warm top milk.
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Brush Suits

Keep suits brushed. Get dust out
of folds and corners. Work with the
grain of the cloth and use good
clothes brush--a whisk broom only
hits high spots. A suit properly
brushed and hung needs less press
ing.
Evening star., 1946-08-13
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE CASH for your property. ne.
or Sc, white or colored. MARYLAND or vir-
VIA w c.S SoH sk G GoUk P HoGsE 5Gsf r re- its esa esS
gat.-n Phone MI Browning rN1pb st pI 19l5; Gd
bo DC veU 6sa1S5l %AsT FS SPEEDY iiS hsa Is
house with us Hays sash RuysEs xhS
CO, 1894 Eye st. NV. Ex. 34O0
any section. any condition. MIR. B. L1SS.
URGENTLY NEED modern house for
with all cash in oI D. g. nesT6y
NEED a SMALL HOUSE in D. c. or nearby
oaner oai Can only mske 81 4fSS fS6d cash payment
@ ea sa for f taes aa and a boness
esns With vs ash or vii 5
w '?szis sSR 2s s"fa s5si fpS Pehn s'ss.
II pKoMPT M sPzi ATTEsTioa IN 4 ION to tn. sal. Of
YOUR home, business or investment prop
ss + wh Rsaof assFf sos sofh ss esDo E. Hg "a
MASNAs NAN sfRI REALTY si"s CO. can can sell ykr heu..
s sss' !aHs 5Hs wilson SHs s'fRas' S7a 81 sh'S
oN oasH IIsf IBsafYEKs for D c and Nd property.
" i Y ss'0' assi H'o RhSas ss
Telend ave ne NO 720S
CHARLES S. GUM has clients waiting
ana nearby MARYLAND. FIR. 1905.
WILL PAY S35,0OO cash for modern cen.
ter-hall Colonial in any good location.
Sc. AND NE. PRoPERTY-we win pay
suits. sui sAo Quick action. GUM & MILLER. 500
F's II 4ou St AR ARE fe eoNsIDERne s2On selling your
house IN nearby Maryland, please call to-
day as we have an over supply of Gus
toners. who are waiting to purchase
through our office; Call MIR. WORTHING-
TON at SH. 1918. IA
PARTY wants to buy from owner. white
or colored houses in any cond.; will pay
all cash. Box 205-A, Star. 20
PATIENTLY SEARCHING for 2, s. or 4
bedroom home; have substantial cash.
No agents. Box 1857. Star. l9s
Evening star., 1946-08-13
HOUSES FURNISHED


CHEVY CH., d. C.-Attrac., furn. 4-bed-
rm-, 2-bath det. home; Tyr. lease, $3.50
per mo. 1901 Jocelyn ST. NV, OR. 37l4
GEoRGETOWN-Early house, recently re-
modelled. 6 rms. kit, bath and garden,
NICE COTTAGE, rooms. kitchen and
bath, fully furnished in good neighbor-
Lovely HOME at 5s1s Chevy Chase
pkwy-Lv and din. rms, den, kit, 2
bedrms and bath on LIST; 2 rms. on End:
s months rental, S225 per mo. CHEVY
CHASE REALTY CO., 3403 Conn. ave
COMPLETELY FURNISHED 10 rm. and
2 b. home on E. Capitol St., $3.50. Rent
includes heat, gas and minimum elec.
Telephone available. This modern house
has very large rooms and is nicely fur
nished Fraternity, group or family with
no children under IL, desired. Ii. 0129
or Box 21-A, Star.
GEORGEToWN-Early house. recently re-
modelled. rms, kit. bath and garden,
5000 Box 347-A, Star.
Evening star., 1946-08-13
APIS. WANTED tcont.

NAVY DOCTOR, wife and infant, nees q
bedroom unfurnished apartment; excellent
references; will decorate. Call Elk. $500,
Ext 1856 DR. TgEsSY r-ls,
bedroom apt. unfurnished: vet and wife;
no children or pets: permanent TesidenSs;
GRABO. Ex. 1859, 90 pm. Ia
YOUNG RESP. COUPLE. ex-Navy of. and
wife, need furn. or unfurn. 1-bedrm. apt;
immed or Sept. 15 occup.; no children no
pets; prefer NV. or Silver Spg. ia. 2612.
QUIET LIVING COUPLE and 5-year-old
behaved daughter need one-bedroom
apt, city or suburbs. furn. or unfurn.; will
redecorate. JoLLEYMoRE, Ex. 64O0,
FRENCH OFFICER. wife, 2 child, $40,
want 2-bedroom furnished apt. kitchen
convenient transportation; up to $3.50 per
month Call GUYONVARCH, DE. $500,
Ext 800. office hours. 15'
COLORED-I BEDRM., or consider shar-
ing larger apt. with present occupants.
Box 446-Z, Star IA
C0LoRED VETERAN and mother wish unt.
Groom apt, or more. Call DU. 0642.
weekdays, II am. to 10 pm. IL
Evening star., 1946-08-13
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN co. offers mid

LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN s. co. offers Mid
Shepherd Park-Locust I'd. nw.-Lovely
det brick. spacious living rm, with FIRE
place, dining rm:, large kitchen with
n9Gh sa bsSF
in attic, full bsmt. gear garage. Pos
NiW.-=sth and Hamilton SITS; - ;zo,Rays Ross
porches, NV. gas heat; conveniently To-
Gated: Priced low ~, - - ,.., =.
SHOPPING eenterRoW sno SS fq Brick e n rms.
aths, oil heat. Excellent buy.
om sSsT bu sDFnE fms 0a aef 0ElSk as t
equipped kitchen, stove and refgr,, full
oSf.1 Nv W 5th fa'i and varnum sts.-semidet
brick; rooms, 2 baths, beautifully fur
nished. full bsmt., recreation rm., gear
garage, oil heat: Possession ,u.o,,. o
rooms, bath, front and rear porches, full
bsmt., garage; near all facilities. :
N.w.-Delafleld pl.-semidet brick;
Nw-Cathedral ave.--Det. brick. living
5edrms dniqs fsl Fn bsm oil heat Pa'o double gao
:, Nw-aarheld st;-Det; brick. vacant;
porches., 2 baths. s bedrns,, bsmt., maid S
rm ataa and bath To be completely redee-
Nw-New homes-7th and Underwood
sts-Detach. brick: rms, . baths, 3 bed
rms, fully equipped kit full bsmt.. gas
Ne-Franklin st.-Row brick; 6 rooms.
bath tub and shower, recreation rm., gas
heat only years old in excellent con-
Ne.aeMichigsn Pa5k1Det. brick. va va,
rm., screened porch, garage. auto, oil heat
Finest construction: Ideally situated
tial row brick; 6 rms. bath. oil. heat;
Priced low on today's market A real
s.e.-15th st.-Row brick; 8 rms, 2
baths. oil heat. arranged as 2 apis; good
s,e.E1oth and M-semidet frame with
sold SC i'd completely furnished.
Petworth--Semidet.. brick; 6 rms
bath aasd oil nes in er fine ases
ngalowsI~Hampshir Knolls, Nd
rms, bath, fun bsmt., floored attic, lovely
~ CAN tiII pm. LEO NJ. BERNsTTGGIN 3 :
Complete Real Estate Institution.
COLORED-PRINCETON PL. N.W.-1m-
ssIs price. Mss XXI KENT. Ap. s4as', Nj.
CoLoRED-GEoRGETowN-areatly re-
duced, 9 rms; h.-w.h., hardwood floors,
MR.. GENToNs, RIA. 1867. MI, 20so,
coLoEEDzNEAR 11th AND PA. ave. Sc.
RoW BRICK rooms bath kits nIc salt
Gs STsEk Is ese ~ r. sstS
condition. MID-CITY REALTY CO.. Ho.
coIoRRD-s-RM. COLO Il AND BATH brick,
semidet; h.-w.h;, coal: front porch, 2 in
open te a paved alley. To inspect, cali
Evening star., 1946-08-13
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAhD.

FOR SALE AT COLLEGE PARK. MO-, on
College ave-, nr. everything-A 7-room and
bath home on cor. lot, with det. garage;
home is in perfect cond.: immediate pos
session. h.-w,h.. refg.. gas stove and out
side fireplace; price, S16,s50. C. II.
Md. WA; 5o09: Wa 630s. ewes. la
.BTand-nsw home Of tSSpttRRotch Sqa;
garage ON large lot slightly elevated
with woods on rear; built to prewar stand
ards including steel girders, fir joists cop
per pipes and cutters and today's styling
in kitchen cabinets and equipment; excel
lent neighborhood and very good fnanc-
ing: S2S,500 r. P. RIPLEY, SH. 1889;
lsun and eves, DU. 1900, Ext. 4o4,, Mr..
RoGILiNGwooD. ReoGI1LiHNSGe;wiooD MD, sas,5oo-Just COM
pleted; lovely center-hall plan home;
first floor has large living room with fire.
place and side porch, dining room, beau
tifglly equipped kitchen and half bath:
stairway to large ATTIC; gss air-ee Ydi-
must on your list. Call Mr.. Fisher With
BETHEL, DI. 800 or GIL. 440o, Ext. 686.
10 ACRES on Georgia ave. extended with
Groom and bath frame house. only ,6h
miles from traffic light IN Silver Spring:
large stream running through property;
unusual value at S16,750. Act quickly
Gall Gall, MI. MT. Northern, 81. 1859 with
MI. RAINrER-New Cape Cod brick. 4
bedrooms, "a baths, automatic heat: pos
session: PERRY BOSWELL. WA. $500;
ewes, WA. 0S0S. o935. la
CONTINUED on Next Pags.l
Evening star., 1946-08-13
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

HAVE 2-BEDRM. BRICK BUNGALOW in
Dallas for 2-bedrm. unfurn. house or apt.
in NV. Washington or suburbs. Call OIL.
1900. Ext. 34S, daytime. -15
WASHINGTON-CHARL n. C.-Will
exchange lease of Groom house in George
town for lease of house or apt. in Charlotte,
Star 49,
BUNGALOW in Westchester Co, conyen-
lent to New York, for sale in exchange
for lease on apt or house in NV Wash
tngton, or suburbs. Reply for particulars.
Box 267-A, Star. -15
detached brick house with full basement
and screened porch, in good location in
Alexandria. for larger house in the Vir-
ginia suburban area. Will consider house
needing repair or restoration as far out
as Leesburg Box 454-Z, Star. Ia
Evening star., 1946-08-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR INFORMATION about better homes
nv Washington and nearby NV sub
urbs, please call NEz CUSHARD. DI
GIL OPPoRTUNITY-Mode 2-story bricl
home. less than 8 years old. Living room
bath: full basement, partly finisSed 70, fo'
recreation room; oil heat; large lot: goof
ne legation. Price. $4,000. Phone Mr.
BRICK BUNGALOWS nice rooms, stair,
20 sttie modern. convenient. ROBT
MAGEE, RE. 7740. until g. i3'
lows: Several very desirable in variou:
sections. Call RoBT. MAGEE. RE. 774O
saashse,-suyrR sasii y, SPRING h.v. 49, ts,,
lovely 3-bedroom 2-bath home, oil heat
huilt-in gerage. nice fenced lot with beau.
tiful shrubbery. This home is most con.
Sentently located near schools. transpor
istion and shopping. See this by appoint
fent. Call Mr.. Brsmham, DE. 4472, with
Evening star., 1946-08-13
HOUSES UkFURkISHED.

ARLINGTON. VA-Wilson blvd, 8 blocks
from Clarendon Circle; suitable for doctor;
dentist, real estate, beauty parlor, etc: E
rooms tile bath, garage, oil heat; $3.50
per month CHI S254 Ia
Evening star., 1946-08-13

5733 3rd PI. N.W.-Vacant: a beautiful
home, bedrooms, 2 baths, living room.
dining room, sunroom kitchen. Breakfast
nook, GE refrigerator. gas stove, plenty
Of closet space. Venetian blinds and avn
ings, recreation room, built-in garage.
house in perfect condition: immediate
possession.
1905 Buchanan St nw-Living room,
dining room, sunroom. kitchen. large pan
try, Norge refrigerator. 4 bedrooms and
bath, new roc and new 30~gal. hot-water
heater.
311a 18th st. n.e.-6 rooms and bath
Lear garage. automatic heat: priced foI
quick sale Shown by appointment only
possession with settlement
1902 Davis St, Maryland Park. Md
Bungalow, 5 rooms and bath. detached
frame. modern kitchen, large lot: priced
for quick sale, $500; worthwhile seeing
63l1 E St. Markland Park Md.-Liv-
ing room, dining room, exceptionally large
kitchen, refrigerator and stove. 2 bedrooms
and bath 2nd floor, 2 bedrooms and hall
bath; Lear garage, lot 50x10o in perfect
condition. Call Jack Shapiro, II: BIS
or HARRY A, OLIKER CO., 1104 Vermont
ave MA 715. -13
Evening star., 1946-08-13
EASTERN T HIGH n32 SCHOOL neighbour

BETHESDA BUNGALOW - Lovely 5-rm.
and bath brick bungalow. full attic. large
GE refgr. and gas stove, plenty of cabinet
space, detached garage, large level lot
SUBURBAN INVESTMENT & INSURANCE
CO., SH. 3490; ewes, WI. 5434, SH. 1854,
Evening star., 1946-08-13

very finest construction. Priced at only
| sH 1916 -l5
BARNABY WOODS, D. C.-We offer here
one Of the most delightful homes, located
place, and q, full baths on 2nd floor
situated on large secluded lot new con
SREyv SRgGE; - Sa,s las; sTss fs sH 81 i5le 9
rear NebrasEa: 1aa Spacious SH bedroomss Ha ave
baths; large recreation room air-condi:
foT immediate possession. Call EN- 1926
til IN. F. A. TWEED CO, 5504 Conn
Ne. SEcTIoN-Row brick rms, bath
=. j. cRIVELLA, NC PATS l4th - st. t. NV W
1900 A oG2 BLK obfn of 6aT sT III pB l' o
rm. brick home, 9 tile baths. hardw
frs. frs 2 Kits Kits bult.in eaS,, finished base
Venetian blinds, auto. gas h-wh. Only
yrs old and in peri. cond. Income 5000
no. Owner occupied. Poss. at settlement
Mr. M Hartman, d cox g. CO, DI. 1854; eyes
BB!ARNABY WooDsLwhere the elite dwell
: 3 lovely bedrooms, 2H2 baths. living room
with fireplace, dining room with screenee
fireplace, maids room gas INV h., larg,
Realty HssocATGs aafFsseq INC s~Rs
A HONEY HOME in Takoma Park. Thi.
Is the kind Of home you've been looking
I9T; Large LYING rm, tulssized dining rm
and bath; its unusually honey, comfortable
atmosphere will impress you. Close tt
schools, transportation. and shopping; i'm.
macuiately clean and immediate possession
may be had. For appointment to inspec
call RUBY M. ACKEN, 81. 4O60, 81. 7433
yACANT--vlicinity 11th and B, sts. ne
2-story brick, bedrooms with full-si
porches;, S12,95o; $4,000 cash for auicl
p. DC {. cAPE CAP Eesa con BRICK, near Eastern Sta
Home--5 full-sized rooms, oil heat, fire
place. screened porch. many extras: promp
occupancy. RoBT. MAGEE. RE. 774'
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-s2 500 down;
2 large rooms and bath, 2-story brick, Eng
! lish basement. h.-w.h. tcoaD; Al condi
tion: priced low for quick sale. For de
tails call 81 pm o weekdays, sIndsy pSs Z, ,z /
CREEK R7s bEsIGsrhls 81 R b.satfu asSs eornea
located in one Of the best sections of Alex
: andria; it has 3 bedrooms. 2 baths on On
! floor; living room lSx26 with stone fire
place, large dining room, an unusual mod
ern kitchen. lavatory on 1st floor; h.-w h
) with oil; beautifully shrubbed 150x130
had with title: Call Mr.. Widmyer, tt
3405, with BETHEL
: OTIS PL. N.W.-Between Park pl an
= Warder St, price, Sl2 900: $4,000 cash REQ
4 possession will be given. GEORGE BOR
GER, 643 Indiana ave. NV. MA 0350.-l
Evening star., 1946-01-18
Jap Executioner Declares
He Didn't Like BIoodshedT

MANILA, Jan. 1S tP.-A SQUAT
japanese officer who admittedly gave
the signal for the shootings of DR.
Clarence Kwangson Young, Chinese
Consul in Manila, and members OF
DR.. Young's staff testified today that
he didn't like bloodshed."
1t. JUNO Matsuo, witness at the
war crimes trial of 1t. Gen, Masa-
haru Homma, said he was drafted
from clerical duties to conduct the
executions because the regular exc
cutioner was absent.
Homma, former japanese COM
mander in the Philippines accused
of responsibility for atrocities in the
islands, was linked by the witness
to the murder of the Chinese Consul
Matsuo said full report of DR.
Young's execution was made tc
Homma's headquarters.
The witness added that DR.. Young
was sentenced to death for refusing
to extort s25 900 900 from the Chi
nese community in Manila.
Grim descriptions of the cruelties
inflicted on American prisoners were
given by Its. Jose Lukban and Jose
Diosana of the Philippine Army
1t. Lukban testified that Col. Rob-
ert Veasey of Hope, Ark, died de-
family shouting:
Go ahead and be damned to you"
An instant later Japanese bay
onet plunged through the colonel,
1t. Lukban said. He added that
Col. Veasey, Capt. ]. Price and a
Sergt. Chandler were bayoneted in
reprisal for the escape of four other
Americans from Camp Keutmley.