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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06

J. L. DoRsCH CO., Butte. Montana. Old
established firm. Retailing Poultry. Eggs,
Butter. Baby Chicks, Purina Feed and
Equipment. Gross $4,000 per year. Real
opportunity for right party. For particulars
contact: M. Bryant, Harrison Ave.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06

Laboratory Technician: Must be eligible for
license in California. 100-bed hospital. Forty
minutes from San Francisco. Five-day week.
Excellent salary. Apply today Airmail. Ad-
ministrator. Alameda Hospital, Alameda,
California.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06

Four-cyclinder Delco light plant, ITO Volt
D. c. with batteries. Also several D. C.
motors, 1-6 to ID h.p. For any or all Of
these items. write or see: EARLE MILLER,
Lodge Grass, Montana.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-19

year greetings to everybody. The Los
Angeles paper published four pictures
in quarter page spread.
A Paramount talent scout saw the
spread in the newspaper and called
on the Elliotts to see the young lady.
Said he may have a part for her soon
in motion pictures.
The Elliotts see many movie stars
in Hollywood, both ON radio broad
casts, personal appearances and on
the street.
Ed Schultz, another former Bluff
ton citizen now located in California,
visits the Elliotts frequently. Ed has
a good job and like the Elliotts, ap-
preciates the excellent climate.
While here in Bluffton, Cliff was
photographer for the Sportsmen's
Club.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-19
LEGAL NOTICE

Fred Mueller. whose last known place of
residence was Knoxville, Tennessee, but whose
residence is now Unknown, will take notice
that Marie Mueller Administrators of the es-
tate of Louise MerIxle, deceased. on the 18th
day of January. 194s. filed her Petition in the
Probate Court of Allen County. Ohio. being
Case No. 24503, alleging that the personal
estate of said decedent is insufficient to pay
her debts and charges of administering said
estate and that hsa died seized in fee simple
of the following described real estate, to-wit :
Being the North Half of the West Hat
of that part of the East Half of the
Northeast Quartersof Section Twenty-seVen
(27l, Township Four t4) South. Range
six (6) Easr. and lying just South OF
Little Hog Creek. containing Eight lsl
acres of land more or less, IN Allen
County, Ohio" .
The prayer of said petition is that said
premises may be sold in accordance with law
for the payment of debts and charges atore-
said and for all further equitable relief:
The above mentioned Fred Mueller, as heir
at-law of said DecedsnC. will further take no.
tice that he has been made party defend
ant in the above mentioned Petition and that
he is required to answer the same on or be-
fore the 18th day of, March. 194S.
Marie Mueller. Administrators
w. r. Anderson, Attorney
"A for said AdministratriY.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-19
Il llr
LEGAL NOTICE

Marie Taylor. who b not resident Of Ohio;
and whose last known address was General
Delivery. Nashville. Tennessee, will take
notice that on the 23rd day of January. 1913,
the Plaintiff, Norman Leslie Taylor. filed ms
petition for divorce against her in the
Common Pleas Court of Allen County, Ohio.
in Case No 3s051. On the grounds of gross
neglect of duty and extreme cruelty, praying
that he may be divorced from said DESCENDANT
and for such oCher and further relief as ID
proper in the premises. Said cause will be
for hearing on or after March 20, l9a8
NORMAN LESLIE TAYLOR
BY L. Il. Ludwig,
A6 Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-19
LEGAL NOTICE

Cora Evans, If living. whose last known
skill, New Jersey the unknown heirs of Evan
a. Evans deceased and the unknown heirs
Of Cora Evans, II she be deceased. the resi-
dence or each and all of whom is unknown
will take notice that en- the 4th day OF Feb
rtIary. 1913, Irene Henry filed her petition
IN Case No. 3so69 in the Common Pleas
Court of Allen County. Ohio, against them
praying for the specific performance Of a
contract made by Eyan A. Evans to convey
real property. nameN:
in-lot number eleven thousand and
two tiloo2l in the Buckeye Addition to
the City of Lima Allen County, Ohio"
and to quiet title to the same.
SAID defendants are required to answer on
or before the third Saturday following the
last publication OF this notice. namely by
April 3rd, 1aas.
Elmer McCiain
Attorney for Plaintiff
Lima, Ohio A0
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-19

statesmen at the Walnut Grill at $3.50
p. m. A planning conference and bud
get discussion, directed by Gerald
Clever club president, will follow the
dinner.
Problems of game management,
park program and other club func-
tions will be aired at the meeting.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-19
LEGAL. NOTICE

In the Court of Common Pleas of Allen
county Ohio. JohH Lewis Black. Plaintiff
vs. Violet H. Black. Defendant. Case No.
seoos, The defendant whose address and last
known place of residence is unknown 10 the
plaintlft viii takeI notice that plaintiff. on
tne 9th day of January. 19As. filed his pc
auon IN the Court of Common Pleas of Allen
county, Ohio. against the defendant pray
ing Tor divorce. Tie defendant is required to
answer on or befpre March 20, 1915 after
which date said sction will be for hearing
John Lewis Black. Plaintiff
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-19
Sportsmen To Hold "Kick- Off
Dinner

The activity program of the Bluff
ton Sportsmen's Club will get into
full swing this Thursday night at
kickoff" dinner planned for the
new officers, directors and license
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-19
Want To Go Ice Fishing

A number of anglers from the
community are planning an ice fish
ing jaunt to Lake Erie next Monday
on Washington's birthday If the ice
is still intact at the lake. At present
the ice is 20 inches thick near Ca
tawba Cliffs, but has become soft in
some areas. Several automobiles fell
through the ice the early part Of the
week when they attempted to cross
the ice bridge from the mainland to
the islands.
The fishing party will leave Troy
Motor Sales at about $3.50 a. m. in
private cars, unless sufficient inter
est develops to charter a bus.
The anglers plan to fish off the
pier at Catawba Cliffs at a point be-
tween the mainland and Mouse Is
land.
Minnows, procurable at the lake,
are used for bait and a short rod and
reel equipped with heavy line will be
sufficient equipment.
Use of a metal leader to keep the
pickerel from swapping the line is ad-
visable. Fishing is done in about 80
feet of water.
Persons interested in making the
trip may register at Troy Motor
Sales.
Bluffton anglers have enjoyed some
good pickerel fishing at the lake the
past few weeks. Mrs. Emory Ben
roth has a motion picture of her ang-
Ter husband pulling pickerel out
through the ice.
&&#
The Water Works quarry looked
like convention headquarters last Sun
day afternoon as a large number of
anglers congregated to fish for pick
erel and crappies. 1t is reported some
good catches were made. Jess Manages
snagged 9 fish-channels, pickerel
and crappies. At one time he was the
only Bluffton angler present. Fisher
men from Lima, Findlay, Ada
and Cridersville also were on hand
trying their luck.
Heard from the Cliff Elliott family,
former Bluffton citizens and now To-
Gated at Hollywood, Calf. They are
engaged in the laundry and photo
graphy business. Cliff manages a
Photographic studio which engages in
all types of photography work. He
has taken pictures of movie stars
such as Eddie Canter and Edward G.
Robinson.
The Elliotts purchased an auto
matte laundry, with automatic wash
ing machines, extractors, dryers and
other equipment, an attractive place
of business and under the supervision
of Mrs. Elliott.
A series of pictures of Joyce Elliott
appeared in the new years issue of
the Los Angeles Times, and also were
sent all over the United States by
Associated Press. Shows the young
lady busily telephoning happy new
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-19
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT

NOTICE or APPOINTMENT
THE STATE or oH1Ol
Allen County So. Il
Estate of Lydia l. Weber, Deceased.
Mabel Lants of Blaffton. Ohio. has beer
appointed and qualified as Administrators OF
the estate Of Lydia L. WeAer late Of Allen
County. Ohio. deceased.
Dated this 5th day of february. 1875
Raymond P. Smith
Probate Judge Il
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-19
NOTICE OF krpotSrMEsr
THE STATE OF oEIIol

THE STATE OF OEfIOl
Allen County.
Estate of James, +. Bowers, Deceased.
Louise ID. Greed of Rluffton, Ohio has
been appointed and qualified rs Administra-
trix Of the estate Of James r. Bowers late
of Allen County, Ohio deceased
Dated this 3rd day of February. 1913
Raymond 2. Smith
Probate Judge *
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-23
Medical Certificate For c. ]. Flight Troining EnroIlees

Seward veterans who wish to ap- ply for flight training under the GI Bill will be interested in know ing that it will not be necessary to submit a medical certificate at the time of their application to the Veterans Administration, accord ing to a recent announcement by VA.
 Under the new VA procedure flight schools will be required to secure the medical certificate from the veteran when he actually en- rolls in a flying course.
 Previously. veterans were re- quired to forward a medical cer- tificate, or a certified or photo- static copy, along with their or iginal letter of justification to the VA.
 Public Law 862, which limits vet eran enrollments in recreational or avocational courses, requires vet
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-23
AT THE NEW SEWARD HOTEL

Captain and Mrs. A. l.. Griffith; Silverman, Washington, D. C.; Col. J. P. Johnson, of The Alaska Rail road; Harry Hill of Anchorage; M. Hughes, of the Alaska Railroad; MT. and Mrs. L. M. Rudy, Seattle, Washington; Milford H. Johnson, Juneau; Capt. Jack Mcdonald, ACS Anchorage; James Bergsund, Kenai; Clement N. Lean, Fair banks; Mrs. Vincent Stephan, Brook Park, Minn.; H. L. Morton, Nome; Harry Hathorn, Anchorage; James Griffin and Wilbur Austin of Annette; Osky Weeda, Anchor age; J. H. Brandon, Hope; C. A. Roust, Anchorage; Pastor M. Miles of Anchorage.
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-23
Bowling News

Riding high at the top of the Seward Bowling League the Hard waremen are challenged in their leadership only by the Shamrocks. The Shamrocks show a total of 9 won and 3 lost compared to 10 won and 2 lost by the Hardware men. Nearest competitors are the Lions and Lumberjacks, who are tied for third place with won and 5 lost.
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-23

erans to submit letter to the VA stating the reasons for wanting to take flying and establishing that flying will be used in their busi- ness.
 Question of the Week
 o. Are dependents of a World War I veteran, who died of causes not due to service, entitled to death pension?
 A. In most cases, they are en- titled to death pension benefits. The widow is disqualified if her annual income exceeds $l,OO0. or S2,5OO if she has a child or children. A child is ineligible if his or her income exceeds $1,O0O per year. A widow loses her entitlement upon remarriage, and children normally become ineligible when they reach 13
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-23

This Weeks Scores:
 Lumberjacks 2, Elks 1.
 Army 2, Lady Elks l.
 Shamroclas 3, Woodbutchers O. Hardware 3, Lions 0. Next Weeks Schedule:
 Monday-Woodbu vs. Elks Tuesday-Army vs. Lions. Wednesday-Lumberjacks vs.
 ShamrockS.
 Thursday-Hardware vs. Lady
 Elks.
 Landsberry had the weekly high game with a 226. while John Paul. steiner trailed him closely with a 222. The ladies' weekly high went to Phyllis Sheldon with a score of 16O.
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-23

Standings end of this week:
 w l. Reinforcement .............l0 2 Sha mrocks .................. g 3 Lions ...........-.-............--...,... ) Lumberjacks .................. 2 5 Army .........-...-..................,... b 6 ElkS ..............-........... 4 Lady ElkS .......................... 3 9 WOOdbutchers .................. ? 10
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-23

I WILL not be responsible for any bills contracted for after October l7, l94S, except those incurred by me personally.
 (Signed) Andy kloeppel 32-3-4p
Evening star., 1948-04-15

the wooded and hilly areas between
Carlisle and Philadelphia said Gov
James H. Duff in announcing the
highways route late yesterday.
The present superhighway, built
in 1910 at cost Of $4,000 900 ex-
tends 160 miles across the State
from Irwin, 80 miles north of Pitts
burgh, to Middlesex, Is miles south
west of Harrisburg.
From MiddleseX, the proposed ex-
tension will cross the Susquehanna
River between Steelton and High
spire, proceeding to within 61a miles
south of Lebanon, II miles north
of Lancaster, 10 miles south OF
Reading, 8 miles northeast OF
Coatesville, 3h miles south OF
Evening star., 1948-04-15
Best Admits He Made
joint Broadcasts With
Nazis' lord Haw Haw'
by ths A,soeiofed Press

BOSTON, April 15.-Robert H.
Best admits he made three round
table broadcasts from Berlin with
William Joyce-wartime Lord Haw
Haw" of the German radio.
Best, who Is on trial on treason |
charges, made the admissions in |
Federal Court yesterday. Joyce was |
e--ecuted in England for treason.
Best said he had no recollection of
working in roundtable broadcasts
with Douglas Chandler. Chandler,
convicted of treason in the Federal |
Court of this district last June, is |
serving life sentence.
Admired Hitler.
The defendant wound up his sec
ond full day on the witness stand
saying he was an admirer Of Adolf
Hitler.
You loved Hitler?" prosecutor
Tom de Wolfe asked
Loved? No." Best answered.
"You admired him?' De Wolfe
persisted.
In many respects, yes" the 81
year old South Carolinian re-
sponded
Best insisted that he was working |
70" America in fighting bolshevism,
rather than betraying the United
States in his broadcasts from Ger
many.
Certainly not; the idea never oc-
Cured to me- he replied when |
asked by Charles Bartlett, chief de-
felse counsel, if he had any intent
to betray the United States.
Judge Francis J. w. Ford re-
peated previous instructions to the
jury that the only issue is: Did
Best give aid and comfort to- the
enemy, and did he intend to betray |
his country.
Says Pay Was allowance"
I'VE are not trying to prove the |
falsity of his Beliefs" the court ex-
planned.
The defendant termed the 1900
reichmarks he received monthly for
his services to radio Berlin as an
allowance" rather than salary"
He said he paid an income tax in
Germany.
preparing leaflets to be dropped |
over American troops in Africa He !
said he was responsible for SEN
tence in the pamphlets saying: "The
only ground you will occupy in Eu-
rope is a six-foot plot"
Sought to Create Warweariness.
Under lengthy eros examination,
Best admitted he intended to create
war wearness 'of kind" in the
United States.
You were trying to stir up |
furore in the United States over the |
Jewish question, weren't you?" Mr..
De Wolfe shouted.
I'm so many words, no." the de-
fendant replied.
He admitted later, however. 1t was
"quite possible" even probable, he
had written something to that ef-
feet
In response to another question as
to whether he participated In psy- 1
Geological warfare, he replied: In |
the sense of my own message, yes"
The prosecution expects to COM
plete cross examina ton today. The |
case may go to the jury tomorrow.
Thirty-seven years before the Pill
grims landed at Plymouth Rock,
a white man named Antonio Espejo
found silver ore in what Is now
Arizona, marking the first mineral
Evening star., 1948-04-15
Turnpike Extension Route
In PENNSYLVANIA Disclosed
BY the Assoeiofed Press

HARRISBURG, April 15.-The
l00-mile Eastern extension of the
Pennsylvania Turnpike will follow
hill lands north of Middletown,
Lancaster and Coatesville to an
eastern terminus at King of Prussia,
IL miles northwest of Philadelphia.
This new high-speed highway
was selected for the most part in
Evening star., 1948-04-15

Phoenixville, 2 miles north Of Paoli
and ending at King of Prussia.
The Governor also disclosed that
the turnpike later will be extended
southeast from King of Prussia to
connect with a highway loop
planned around Philadelphia to cut
down city traffic congestion.
Evening star., 1948-04-15

what appeared to be the start OF
a rate war
The CAB said today the volun-
tary agreement was mades by
American, United, Transworld,
Western, Inland, Capital and
Southwest Airlines.
Evening star., 1948-04-15
7 AirIines Vote to Keep
Frozen Freight Rates
By the Associated Press

By the Assoeioted Press
Seven airlines have agreed to
extend yolutarily until July the
air freight rates frozen by the Civil
Aeronautics Board last fall during
Evening star., 1948-04-15

Thirty-seven years before the Pil-s
grims landed at Plymouth Rock,
a white man named Antonio Espejo
found silver ore in what Is now
Arizona, marking the first mineral
discovery in the territory.
Evening star., 1948-12-08
Dook Walker, Heismon Award
Winner, May Spurn Pro Grid
By the Asseeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Dec. s.-Southern
Methodist's Doak Walker, out
standing of the Nations present
college grid crop. may forego pro-
fessional football for a coaching
career.
The two-time All-America
halfback. who still has another
year of eligibility, expressed faint
interest in the money game last
night in an informal talk with
newsmen after receiving the
Heisman Trophy as the outstand-
ing college player of the year.
I'm majoring in physical edu-
cation" he said. "I'd like to
coach when I'm through" He
added that a pro grid career
didn't appeal to him much at
the moment.
The 170-pound triple-threat
star received the award at a
dinner at the Downtown Ath-
letic Club. Wilbur Jurden, club
president, made the presentation.
Some 800 turned out for the
event, including large party of
Texans who few to New York by
special chartered plane.
Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Ewell Doak Walker. sr.,
Of Dallas, the athletes parents;
his sister Pat, Is; Miss Norma
Peterson, a friend. and his pres
ent backfield coach at Southern
Methodist, Rusty Russell.
Walker received IT'S votes in
the Nation wide poll of sports
Evening star., 1948-12-08
| Maxim Crowds
| Into Title Picture
| BY Beotinq Bivins
BY the Assoeioted Press

CLEVELAND, Dec. 8.-Joe Maxim
today joined the assorted flock of
heavyweight title aspirants wait
ing in the reception room to do
business with Joe Louis.
And business being what it is in
the heavyweight division, Maxim
probably has as good a product as
any to sell.
The arena crowd of 11.164 didn't
see anything spectacular, but the
fancy-boxing Clevelander did turn in
a workman-like performance last
night in outpointing Jimmy Bivins
IN a 10-rounder Maxim weighed
1872. Bivins, 178.
Bivins, a top ranker during the
- war years, was in the midst of a
comeback campaign that included
!, an impressive performance against
Louis in an exhibition q. few weeks
ago.
Louis had labeled Bivins the
toughest opponent he had met on
his exhibition tour up to that time,
but the Cleveland Negro was no
puzzle to Maxim last night.
Maxim kept his fellow townsman
aoff balance most of the fight with
his sharp jabbing and hooking.
$Everytime Bivins started a rally
he found Maxim's left in his face.
Z The fight wasn't a dock wallop-
ing affair and frequent clinches kept
Referee Jackie Davis busy.
]; Bivins and Maxim each lost a
round because of low blows. Maxim
had the third taken from him
while Bivens forfeited the fifth.
Referee Davis and the two judges
couldn't see eye to eye on the out
come. Davis called Bivins the win
rner by a 6-to-4 count, while Judges
Charley Bill and Herb Williams
voted Maxim five rounds Bivins
four and one even.
The win put Maxim in line for a
probable bout with Jersey Joe Wal
colt here January 13. Matchmaker
Larry Atkins says he has offered
Walcott $4,000 to fight Maxim and
is certain of an acceptance.
In another scheduled 10-rounder.
,Featherweight Champion Sandy
Saddler disposed of Lightweight Ed
die Giosa of Philadelphia at 1874
Of the, second heat.
Saddler, whose title was not at
stake, weighed 12s to Giosa's 1888.
5, The Christmas fund show spon-
sored by the Cleveland News drew
D gate of S65,062.
Evening star., 1948-12-08
Naval Barracks Romps

Ken Fons fired in 43 points last
night to lead the Quarters I Naval
Barracks to a 105-28 rout of the In
dian Head Powder Factory's basket
ball team at Indian Head.
Evening star., 1948-12-08
Quontico, 82d Airborne Battle
I'm Charity Game December 78

A service football classic between
two teams now undefeated - the
Quantico Marines and the 82d Air
borne Division from Fort Bragg,
N. C.-has been scheduled for Sat-
urday, December 10, at University
of Maryland stadium. The game
was arranged by the Washington
Junior Board of Commerce for
benefit of its youth and welfare
fund.
Both teams have run up fancy
records against service competition
this season. The Paratroopers have
nine straight triumphs, mostly by
one-sided scores, while the Gyrenes
have done the same in II games
Quantico recently captured the East
Coast Navy title with a victory over
Little Greek Amphibs and on Sat
Evening star., 1948-12-08

urday goes after the all-Navy title
for the second straight year when
it plays the San Diego Naval Base
team at Norfolk.
Both are high-scoring outfits. The
Fort Bragg team has run up 302
points to 65 for opponents in its
nine games, while in II outings
Quantico has totaled 358 points to
40. The only opponent both have
met is Fort Benning, beaten by
Quantico. $40, and by the Para
troopers. 14-0. The latter game was
played in the mud.
Tickets for the game are on sale
at Fairway sporting goods store on
G street near Fourteenth, and at
the Junior Board Offices in The Star
Building. Servicemen will be ad-
mitted free.
Evening star., 1948-12-08
Mead, Sharkey Squirm
|0n Turner Mat Card

Wilbur Mead, graphing protege
of Jack Dempsey, moves into his
first Turner's Arena feature tonight,
opposing former world title holder
Babe Sharkey.
Mead, undefeated in over 100
matches, has progressed to the point
where he now is rated serious
contender for Frank sexton's world
title:
The semiwindup figures to be
the show stealer. In it Laverne
Baxter, Texas badman. and Michele
Leone. Italian villain. hook up in
a Commute match.
Marvin Mercer and Stu Hart en-
gage Bibber Mccoy and Jesse James
in the two-out-of-t f-three-fal team
match, while the opener has Hans
Kampfer trading grips with Joe
Kamaroh. First bout is at 8:45,