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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-01-31
FARM INSTITUTE
HITS COMPULSORY
MILITARY TRAINING
Copy OF Resolution To Be Sent
To All Ohio Congress
men
Community and Farm Problems
Discussed At Two-Day
Meeting

Rejecting opposition to compulsory
military training, resolution adopt
ed at the closing session of the two
day Bluffton Community Institute,
last Thursday, provided that a draft
of the Institutes stand in the matter
be sent to all Ohio Congressman.
In action taken by the Institute,
the group went on record as opposed
to compulsory military training in
peacetime.
The Institute also went on record
with resolution urging that in fu-
ture years the resolutions committee
be dissolved, and matters that former
ly were handled by it are to be pre-
sented at the business session by the
executive committee.
Complete text of the resolutions
appears on page of this weeks issue
of The Bluffton News.
Talk Community Problems
The two-day session of the Insti-
tute embraced comprehensive discus
sions of variety of entertaining
features.
Heading an impressive list of
speakers were Mrs. c. E. Duff and
C. c. Terrell, of the state spaeking
staff.
New officers of the Mems Institute
include Rev. Paul E. Whitmer, presi-
dent; Albert Augsburger, vice-presi-
dent; Harvey Gratz, secretary-trea-
surer; Homer Gratz, Harry Anderson,
Ezra Moser, Willard Jennings and
Harry F. Barnes, executive committee.
Officers of the Women's Institute
are Mrs. Chris Gratz, president; Miss
Margaret Guider, vice president; Mrs
Howard Stager, secretary; Mrs. Har-
vey Gratz, Mrs. Evan Basinger and
Mrs. Wilford Geiger, executive COM
mittee.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-01-31
With The Sick

Mrs. Eva Patterson is a patient
in Bluffton hospital i'll with a heart
ailment.
O. o. Alspach, retired tailor, is
i'll at his home at North Jackson
and Vine streets.
Arthur Phillips who lost his right
arm in a corn shredder accident
two weeks ago has been removed
from Bluffton hospital to his home
south of Bluffton where he is i'm
proving.
Mrs. C. A. Stauffer is i'll at her
home on South Main street.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-01-31
ShOv TlUO Films In
Church Sunday Night

Two religious films 1.-THE Story of
the Prodigal Son" and "Who Is Ny
Neighbour" will be shown at Bluff
tons monthly union service to be
held at the Methodist church Sun
day night at 80 o'clock. The serv-
ice is under auspices of the Bluffton
Ministerial association and the pub
lie is invited.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-01-31
Mail To Soldiers
OUerseds InsurdbIe

Mail to soldiers overseas can be
registered and insured starting Feb
ruary l, but a ban still applies on
all parcels for which there is no
written request from the servicemen.
Improved mail service for overseas
destinations results from the fact
that combat losses of mail have
ceased and fewer letters now are
being sent to foreign addresses.
Overseas mail has decreased in di-
rect ratio to the return of soldiers
to this country, it was pointed out.
Approximately 96,473,250 letters
were handled for soldiers overseas in
September, with only 60,866,245
mailed in December.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-01-31
Births

The following births at Bluffton
Community hospital:
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mericle,
Bluffton, a girl, Karen Sue, Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dukes, Pan
dora, a girl, Lou Ellen. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Koogler
Lafayette, a girl, Linda Louise, Sat.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Burkhart
Pandora, a boy, David Brent, Mon.
day. Mrs. Burkhart is the former
Miss Frieda Furrer of Bluffton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-01-31
Film, At Meeting OF
NJ. Il. Brotherhood

The Methodist Brotherhood will
sponsor a church family night on
Thursday starting with a covered
dish supper at 6:30 o'clock. Every
family of the church is invited to
bring a covered dish and their own
table service. Men of the brother
hood will serve rolls and coffee. Fol-
lowing the dinner will be showing
of the sound film Abraham Lin
coin"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-01-31
In New Locations

Kenneth Henry who was recently
discharged from the Army will move
into the Henry property at Mound
street and College avenue where he
formerly resided.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kindle who
have been living with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Huber, have
moved to Mt. Cory where they pur-
chased a property. Kindle is en-
ployed at the Triplett plant here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Hochstettler
will move from the Fred Bader-
tscher farm west of Bluffton to the
farm of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Gerber, southwest of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gerber, who
formerly lived on the farm of his
parents, the Amos Gerbers will move
to the farm he purchased from Sid
ney Balmer south of Bluffton on the
Dixie, now occupied by Leonard
Gratz.
Bert Bowyer will move from near
Lima to the 120 acre farm in
Orange township which he purchased
from Plate Bros. of Lima. 1t was
formerly the A. E. Lugibill farm.
Bowyer sold his place near Lima to
the city for the site of reservoir
for the municipal water supply.
Dan Myers will move from the
Clarence Steiner farm southeast of
Pandora to the Fred Badertscher
farm to be vacated by Marion Hoch-
stettler.
John Everett will move from the
Isaac Amstutz farm near the Phil
lips school to the former Abe Balm
er farm now owned by the interests
of Lima. The place has been occu-
pied by Paul Rusmeisel who will
move this spring to q farm which
he purchased near Columbus Grove.
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Bluffton-P Pandora Area Ships Second
Carload Of Bred Heifers To Europe
Ten Veterans Enroll
At BIuftOn College

Ten veterans with honorable dis
charges from the armed forces have
enrolled for second semester work at
Bluffton college.
Included in the group are Darwin
Luginbuhl, Bluffton; Paul Soldner,
Button; Wade Shook, Bluffton;
Robert Blough, Middlebury, Ind. J;
Robert Simcox, Cincinnati; Calvin
Workman, Lima; Norman Beidler,
Bluffton; Ralph Althaus, Pandora;
Jack Clark, Bluffton, and Roger
Howe, Bluffton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-01-31
To Collect Clothing
For War Relief Friday

Clothing donations for European
war relief will be received at the
Presbyterian church until Friday of
this week, and anyone with gar
ments they would like to contribute
are asked to leave them there at
that time.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-01-31

When man is no longer anxious
to do better than well, he is done
for. Hayden.
Evening star., 1946-11-27
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT. expert; books star

audited; tax reports. monthly service
sfss sscury sH Ss4 ns tase.
filed, books started, kept part time; audits,
statements: prompt: reasonable. OR. 2074.
ACCOUNTANT, .uc Slsa expert; bookkeeping serv-
systems. W s xp osss ossa. nnshe'Ai s'a'emen's' sa
BOY. colored. wants dishwashers work or
z messenger from until 4. Call DE.
S35AuFTIgR,yeqns Ras solorsd wishes
EnoWledge hotel industry. clubs restau-
rant. open for engagement. Box 65-z.
CONSTRUCTION MAN, 10 years field and
ONCE experience as craftsman, estimator.
surveyor, ONCE mgr. engineer and superin-
tendent. Overlook os34. BOX 3se-z Star.
EDIToR-WRITER. 10 years responsible
sr sxgsrlenss; ssov Box ao6-Z, star O.. CO.
EVE so@s Si' ayps S ssa
anpl,, shemis. Tei, Union Union 2aso, I.,,. :, ss.
so or e e1ns voala 1ss p0s'Ss
MAN. colored, wants inside JOB helping in
kitchen or some other kind Of work;
snhisASf sve sa Phone pfz Nj 81 s4s5 Rh00e isi:ha
MAN. white, 81, desires position as elevator
starter texperiencedl, or salesman; not
days this week. Fri and Sat CAN after
NIGHTWoRK, veteran SO. Parking. ga
rage. guard or. what have you. Strictly
SsSrrs i9SfS BOZ rapfk asz Stss SsaseER, rss
work; neat and reliable; interior. ex-
terror. Call evenings. North STAT. 2Ss
SURyEY0R-ENGNEE c. E, degree,
years experience in all types surveying
and layout work. including subdivision
work, topomapping, roads and airports.
VETERAN, coiored. desires position as
private chauffeur or truck driver; expert
enced MI. 6422.
VETERAN and college grad, southbound
but broke. desires temporary work. Box
1897. Star
Evening star., 1946-11-27
HoME IMPRovEMENT coMpANiES

COMBINATION ALUMINIUM storm window,
with stainless steel screen. Buy now. start
afR eoMrosT Ca no tSf ssoe
COMPLETE home remodeiing, carpenter
sssfH phs'as 4ss ss G. .fnfs e. Rsas $685.
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, concrets
porehes q speciality: cement work. DAM
rlooRs TX sA saADEb. Efsnka renis6sd s6ssd eeanns.
fTes xsss sst efdso VIZ co Gsaisosol' Dss'
hseoa wIEE q aS6 6saats @ao va
FLOOR FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best,
fNG CONTRACTORS INC. 1872 wiscon.
IN fRos sys wokRra AZ iarS, escapes railinss lshs
structural work DUPONT IRON WORKS
PHfN,iTfNo psf,i nc ANn IN PApERNG-Best mats-
rials; best workmanship; best service. W.
PSnNTING, pSSM1TISi s1 1saPP9a:RIsG-putch Boy lead.
Inssed oil o9rss wofk gss5r rssis AII MIL
REMionDiELING EN- De :. storm windows, ree1nE.
MENT CO.. NC 54o3 Georgia ave. nv.
ssTs5sa ssS5 RGTs ssRs PsE
thTrpkp tWhaTTrfpskpRRoorG fSe T s KINDS xS have n sosi
sssssas sosRsT yaEfsR5aofssd PEc re- nsS $751;
IN VA. AND Wash. call PATTERSON.
rooflng and siding, also storm wtndows
SS4o Ms St NV. Zone 4. no. AGO. -
LET us ESTIMATE on your carpenter
and reinodeling Porches, recreation rooms
and attics our specially; union mecnantcs.
BROWNS HOME IMPROVEMENT SERy.
ICE, David Brown. mgr: DU SO14.
ATTENTION, GENERAL contractors. II
you want to subcontract your paper hang-
ing call SAM LERNER, RA. 1870. -.Z{s..
finished, recreation rooms added, porohes
inclosed; roofing, siding, other renodennIi
terms. OLD DOMINION CONTRACIdN0
Evening star., 1946-11-27
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ADM. SECRETARY, .S2.700 %; 125 w,p.m.
u shorthand; must be neat: exceptional
auRo st ~ rAkAs EA ess2 es22EsMAs. sal open; sales
men aan,,s paint 45 per salssmsn aTs
STS rsnSYsasF e Nc 8
FkERS-kNso. Il Nsi o?Sa &c. $4,000 u,, So spsn
%. .Elx. stenog., 5000 up; Italian-Eh
$685. $685. m Sss Miss q NS Ne s. Miss White at
LAWYER, 5000 tM.J-With IL, d. de-
sIse IA. as5s occurred SoYD's' 1888 +.
PHYSICIST, $4,000 1M)-Ph. b. degree
Ecologist,. with M. A. to Phi. D.: $4,000.
Ctvil engineer. NJ. A.. C. E.: $1,000.
Economist, M. A.; $1,000 VI.
Electric engineer. degree; $4,000.
BfoioBtst. Ph. D.; $1,000.
For select positions, see us test 80 yrs.).
BOYD.S, 1883 &. MA. 233sa
SECRETARY. sa9,I $4,000 tF,)-For library
stenog.. business consuitant. $500 mo.
Stenog., engineer; good at fig., $50 wk.
stenozy embassy; neat: future: $40 mo.
Stenog, publication SAB to $50 wk.
Spanish Eng. secretary. $500 up.
Need 100 new applicants daily for interest
ing openings Test. rs yrs.). BOYD'S,
1888 r. MA. 1888.
Evening star., 1946-11-27
\AE:;,' l. i g. G.
".

DANCES.
Theta ri Sorority dance, Continental
Room. wardman Park Hotel 10 o'clock to-
THANKSGIVING eve dance for teen-asers
suspicies Of the Club Department. Jewish
community Center. sixteenth and @ streets
NV s O'Clock taHfBrrs. tsalEhsi
Portraits Of five American, scientists
from their scientific writings, through De-
cember: Arabic books and manuscripts.
shrpun snd Of Msnsss9o sss9o Of aa
mite period; books, prints and manuscripts
on the DEVELOPMENT OF anesthesia. through
tory Of the Army Air Forces, through De-
cember 12: works of Frederick W. Goudy,
noted printer and type designer, through
tysburs address. indefinite period; at the
Library Of Congress, Q am. to 10 pm.
Saturdays and Ii 80 am. to 10 pm, SUN
oil and water color paintings by Ninna
and exhibit Of 400 years of bookbinding;
through December 10. in the. founders
library. Howard University, 10 am to
Examples of Robins work in. marble.
bronze. terra Gotta and plaster, from the
At ,tis the National ai Gallery ius of Art 10 am
10 pm: weekdays, 2 to 10 pm. Sundays SUNDAYS
pf Ha no4ss In the 6aR Ma
scum, 10 am. to 8 PM daily through next
Paintings by Ellis Wilson, Guggenheim
fellow. at the Barnett-Aden Gallery, 1g7
Randolph place NV, 9 to 10 pm. week.
days and 2 to 8 pm. Sundays through
December.
Junior Board of Trade. Hotel ANNAPOLIS
1890 pm. tomorrow. Members and guests
Pennsylvania State College Alumni,
Trans-Lux Restaurant. 1880 pm. tomor-
row. Members and guests.
Cosmopolitan Club Of washington, CaIl-
ton Hotel, 1890 p.m tomorrow. members
and guests. .sx
Wade N. Stephens organ recital, ChuIcn
Of the Latter-Day Saints O'Clock tonlgnt.
Soldiers Home Military Band Soncret;
orchestral selections, Stanley Hail. o'oo
pm '0noffo~' SOCIAL.
Thanksgiving eve social auspices q the
Eiosophical Institute of washington, Room
Ii. Willard Hotel, $50 O'Clock tonight.
SQUARE DANCES.
Pierce Hall, Sixteenth and Harvard
streets NV. $50 o'clock tonight.
West Potomac Park Recreation Buildine'
$50 o'clock tonight.
Square dancing with professional cauer,
USO Club, 1911 H street NV s'5o O'CLOCK
Dance with one-man band. United Ma.
tions Service Center, 300 North Capltoi
street, s O'Clock tonight.
Crafts, 7:30 o'clock, and mldWeek oancs;
$40 o'clock tonight, YMCA-USo' 1855 u
For oficers: Bridge and dancing. Ofhcers
gArvice Club of the United Nations, 1854
fwenty-first street NV, s O'clock tonighf
Evening star., 1946-11-27
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in, all subjects; day. night and
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. approved for
2. g. requirements and GI training. 1910
y =; ave. NE; z77S; estab 1918.
MODEM TRAINING In beauty culture. all
ssop'ssIs sUf 81 taas saas ApPTSysd y
sTHS6GkAER.TTYrIsnf R sgiH I II nw ExaMi IA i7sS Sample
questions and answers. 81. BOND BOOK
SHGP, l404 New York ave, Nv 2S'
writing; individual instruction; day and
evening classes. LAKE SCHOOL, I1OI
ysTm2nt ave, vs,.at .at L ST. NV. DI. lila.
now forming. Beginners and refreshar
courses in shorthand, typing, Bookkeeping,
Somptometer. al seeretarial subjects. Est
2s 2soS,,s yrs Ascredi.ed ADDroysd q school.
1asa I'M snnyeP st 2pp co1RsH S1Rf
and typist-book, 81 10: professional gem
ing, SO. BOYDS, 1883 r, MA. 233s
STENOGRAPRIC and secretarial classes
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping.
comptometer. all secretarial subjects Est.
% yrs. Accredited. Approved CT school.
Inquire now. Ma. 2338. BOYD SCHOOL,
PIANO INSTRUCTIONS sssi9 for children.
Portland ST. Sc. Ii 1919. -2S
TRANSLATOR, English Spanish: Spanish
native tongue: work guaranteed Call for,
deliver. Spanish classes Temple 25S9 2s
Evening star., 1946-11-27
HELP WoMEN.

WAITRESS, white, exper.; good salary
aaLhSs fnd hSSSss fs5s sf Ao AORS
GHHssSse RlboR Tdd er ya ow q e5a Companion
live with elderly lady; nice Surroundings.
WoMxS vs. M reliable Isaa white: iy. in and care
tor invalid woman: reasonable salary. IR.
WoMAN. SSDs colored, for restaurant kitccsssn
assI 5o5a 's ist ST. NV NV : 20
We slsss ss'9'sd x A s@. W. iss'sssS & ss5S
WOMEN. .stsrtina rates up to $50 pc,
week at the telephone company. for ap.
plicants without experience; with pay
ar l. tns ss &
pay. pleasant yorkins conditions, steady
osss Gs teaay is 4 one Of
pIa THE a cHEsAfaAKE PEA issnfs & poToMAc Toi
WRaPfER NiREnhHERNs AND 81 INSPECTOR, splendid op.
finest mems wear, stores IN washington;
Apply sfase TIE YoJEd MEMS VI sHoP.
YouiNG l;s,i & L LADY biy under II for mail dep dept ;
5-day week, permanent; high school grad
9ouN Yat ssa sapY 5aIs ior saas ssera once work
fer one, with knowledge of bookEespins:
e WORK hard ABBY % DHo Ross s JREWEIRY RaiS co'.
YOUNG YOU LADIES, 1928, to travel Florida,
Calf anc return on circulation salesWork:
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ssossss sfasas
sd R FRESH re NJ AR PRons With city
and bath: 5 mi. from Wash; best trapsp.
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Evening star., 1946-11-27
HELP poMEsrIc

COOK, 1st class. Also a combination house
i've IN; one in family; references @ is reauired' d
Call NO. 0054, to IL am. or 9 to 10
CooK-G.H.w.. light laundry: live in, Sf,d-
roand @ dinss.. Cali Or. sm soss. pisassn. spf-
sdats nias sos S!s $50 not Dsr %e oyss 44 ca
G.H.W.. ironing. light laundry; 8 after
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G;H.W..LIGHT COOKING, settled. live in;
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6 6 S;H.W;; s in family; live IN: references
GIRL, light colored, size IL to IA. to bus
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GIRL, colored. experienced, general house
w9rk ana care Of child; live in; good pay;
HoUSEKEEPER. live in: ton salary, refer
snees; must be capable and reliable.
HOUsEKEEPER. responsible woman. age
between 30 and 45; permanent position for
right is W woman; na5 i've In; sensral housework,
iIo ins; ;,s salary an. s25 wks Call re: 3s1a. -2s
erence. D. c. drivers license. DT. ?s42.
ssn s mi sEsss rsss ssS .ss saf Ssa
MAID, part time, Mon. and Thurs, $40
Nan n aSb WrE FssPs white ss4e eess ssars old
no children, needed at once as cook and
houseman for guesthouse; must be able
to plan meals; well hammered and Of good
appearanee; drinkers need not apply; sal
ary. $3.50 per month. board and living
good and ambitious Christian couple;
references REQUIRED. Apply giving full par
ticuiars. Box 172-S Star Il
NURSE, white. for care of 4-year-old girl;
hours 8 to u. experience and references
Z saea1mipred; VIZ hye out. Call between IL and
NURSE. white. for little girl and infant;
pleasant home. conv. location; pvt room;
other help employed. OR. 05S4 II
WHITE LADY-G.h.w, in apartment; able
to- to care re for o3o 3oomonth-old child. If mother
WOMAN. about 40. to cook and help with
children; S27 week; day of: live IN.
WOMAN. white, care children, g.h.w.
apt, laundry; days. eve wk: live out;
salary open: s.e. section. At 277S. -2S
WOMAN, white, $40 wk., live in, care of
children and cooking; every Thursday
and every other Sunday of: local refs.
REsPONSIBLE WOMAN, white, fond Of
children, light upstairs housework morn
ings, care of children before and after
school hours; other help kept Chevy
Chase. Md. near busline; refs. Telephone
Evening star., 1946-11-27
HELP MEN.

RETAIL CHAIN STORE FIELD--A few
openings available for ambitious young
men to learn this progressive business;
good opportunity for advancement: experi-
ence not necessary; we will train you, Do
not apply unless you are looking for regu-
lar work Apply 6afeway Employment Or
4 1,csi sts ShsEWA1 z s SiofsAS' iN1a an ~
AIRLINEs has local inmed.
opening for office clerk. high school educa-
ton. typing and clerical exp. age 2a-So;
M. Z. Britz, National Airport. Hangar No.
1, November 26 or "a, bet 8 am. and IL
noon. ~
A YOUNG MAN for payroll work, exper.
In Comptometer preferred; good starting
pay with chance for advancement: 5la-day
wk A. hours. time and one-haM over 20
hours. Apply CONTINENTAL BAKING co,
JOHN JON HI H. Woodbury. co. is increasing
its sales force and has openings for
several top-notch experienced statesmen,
selling and merchandising. TO- drugs and
outlets; commission; liberal draw
ing account. permanent position; car
necessary. Telephone MA. 1920. Ext. 732,
from 10 am. to 3:45 pm. for appoint
ment. 1T
Evening star., 1946-11-27
PERSONAL.

BABY SITTERs - Mothers telephone DI,
children insured. PART-TIME MOTHERS
ans nnsGIFsTERY. ) Il. ooe Westory Bldg. ad. 1!th
sHokE f SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for sI Miss
Wright, If you are In need Of a loan up TO
sasMssES49. sa NJ. wzRhs ws,zsRehhsstf s4: shampoo and
nngerwave. soc. No appointments All
Flynn EIIh s0ns BEsrY sg seve1ssd coEa so
Ii. W. JOHNSON. Dentist-False teeth re-
ps,ired BAT, while you gait Room COZ. Westory
I HAVE siS.oeo 70 loan out to wage
eesrnsrs On their own signature. Phone
PiaRsoNs oosGhNrkYsiDEs DAY and
hsa sshoE s pd II dsy sss
I HAVE A SURPLUS amount Of cash which
I would like TO lend to salaried people
glth good credit. Phone MARY HOOVER.
If YOUR CREDIT is good and you need
nIsJoRi nsJsoSRn igan nANaT san he1g s9ab sboo Phone
NURsEs available. trained practical or
D1 sssa Esssgg eossa
weak heart. asthma. rheumatism. eI arthritis.
Also Dss rs cG from a ens & ohss swo m
feet. Lady natnropath, 20 years expert
SsfssSszzkiaNssss fHsf M assss. ALTERATIONS. restyiin.
Modern studio centrally located in LoeT's S
IRs HHaEn Rs4es ssEses
PERMANENT,~ 81: shampoo and inser
Hess nee S sao r. aAs
RECEPiioNTsT. radio newspaper. gen
of1ce expes;;, no typing: best ref: good
ssT4gNrdSu ssnns ~ EMf2Tf6S saf2 & aS1x 1WEME EHSH
need cash loan for Christmas shopping,
phone sH 1857 and ASH for MISS ANDER-
signature only.
JEWISH HOME for elderly people: nice
quiet rooms, finest kosher food, friendly
Individual care and attention, special diet
soe slA 1oes esssa ssh asssea f s1o8 g
alterations; reasonable. RA. sse7. 500
sssssiat FssLE Fans. "a " custom made to 1T o Your
table, beautiful woodgratn patterns, pat
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RnUraonsTEKEb 2s
paired to look like new: new postwar fab
dsvsqs Iss 6pHoE
Tos 5oAsnSS sTaS. and per
home. Temple 1874. 6 months to 8
PHoTos OF YOUR BABY in your home.
25 different poses, S12.5o. You will treas
ure these lovely, natural pictures in your
child's own environment, For appointment
call HO. 4720, day or evening. %
SLIP COVERS, draperies and valances pro-
fessionally tailored from our or your
materials; workmanship guar. DI. ol22.
NURSE viii care for patient in her private
home. pleasant surroundings; no mental
Holm aoIiDAY W RfEScao'RDrNGs-Your CHRISTMAS
greeting m your own words. A cheering
one that YOU stil care VOICE RECORD
oaLSSEHRs n SEHHRRessH n sRRp ahs bother
studio; let xRTcRAirr I STUDIO, tEr specialists
HOME HON afIGiFasis fPIHoToGRAPHERs M for good house
and family pictures. WO. s504, ME. 1876,
is YoUR WIFE LEAVING YoUe Win her
back with FORMAC'S candies; 40 different
kinds from DOC q. pound up. It's cheaper
than divorce, and sweeter too! 736 9th
st. NV.
WANTED, HOME INSTRUCTIONS In ma
chine shorthand ] or 2 evenings weekly
or longer period daytime Saturday. RA.
VACANCY in rest home for men; lovely
large rooms with sunny windows; country
atmosphere: home-like surroundings in the
District; our own butter, eggs. cream;
tray service IL preferred GE 6516
Evening star., 1946-11-27
HELP MEN end WOMEN.

BQOKKEEPER, experienced, double entry;
full charge; permanent position: $50 per
wk. starting salary; chance for advance
ment, Apply TIEMAN CO., lib M St.
BooKKEEPER ASSISTANT. experience
with bookkeeping machine beneficial
Appis ouHkER CRY LINoLEUM 70. 900
BBosokRk5EEEpER- -TYprsT. as-s5 yrs. ola Of age,
capable Of taking complete charRe of all
nuaI vac. INSURANCE; hospitalization; ex-
AT. 0g4g. g-l2 noon, for appt 2S
to handle cattle, garden
and small farm details: woman to do some
housework; modern cottage on main bus
line, about 80 mi. from WASH; give ref
srences and salary desired first letter.
COUfLE. to live in country. about 20 mi.
from WASHINGTON: lovely home; to take
care of housework and garden; oppor-
tunities for extra income. Call Elk. lott
daytime, or ewes. DT 1862. -2S
COUPLE WANTED. cook and handy man:
fer boys boarding school. VI blk from 1Sth
and Col. I'd. NV; board and room plus
wages; 5la-day week. NO. 77s1. 30
POSTING CLERK, to do interesting work,
for Community Chest; typing also required;
permanent, excellent working conditions.
8 -day week. See MIR. sHINKER. l01
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