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WOMEN-WHrTE
ATTENTION

"O3AGGN- w III L -
ATTENTION
Due to q manpower shortage, our
company Is Offering women an op-
portunity to earn $22 per day every
day. 51a days per week; no expe-
rience necessary. We teach you to
explain our factory direct service
to the American Home Maker. This
g positively the highest paying
work in this city: rapid advance.
ment, into supervisory positions II
you have ability; II you are be-
Appis tsafs NAT1oNAL All HoMEmAKERs oSIIn Ha1!Sl
floor $3.50 to II am. only. See
Virginia Deane. 3
CAPABLE, pleasant, individpal; to
drivers license preferred; student
floor room and bath. ample time of
other help employed; excellent sal
airy to right person; references re-
quired. OR. 1909. g.
is to so yrs. of age,
part-time clerical or typing, from
9:l5 am. to 3 pm; 5 days per
week; S1.25 or $1.50 per hr.. de-
pending on exper. and ability: pleas
ant working cond.; with one Of
Washington's Oldest insurance firms.
Phone ST. 1414 for interview. lie
GOVT. AND COLLEGE LADIES need
ed to boost sales of leading F st.
S.a;S S%omen,s speciality ys store on paTt-time line
Job among their friends outside Of
store entirely. Interesting commits
sion Box 223-M Star %
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TYPIST

Age 1870: 5-day. 37-hr. wk.; vaca
tion with pay; excellent workini
conditions, with good chance fo
advancement. Apply INDEMNITY
INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMER
ICA.. go woodward Bldg. 18th ant
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PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work. Estimates free. Call MR
BECkETT. MI. 093O. Do. 4053.
PLASTERING REPAIRS, expert work,
by white mechanics; guaranteed.
LO. 7-144S. %
PLASTERING, patchwork q speciality;
white mechanic. good service. Reas-
enable. TU. OIL. Ill
PIASTERING. cement, waterproofins
skilled white mechanics; prompt
service co. 1889. IF
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MANAGER

Leading ladies' apparel speciality store
has an opening for q reliable young
woman between 80 and 40 years
OF age. Must know how to meet the
public, take care of adjustments.
and supervise store personnel. Paid
a year. Write confidential informa-
tlon, Box 225-M. Star. 3
MEAT WRAPPER. full or part time,
Tor super market; good pay, company
dement's. Call FA. 9526 for appt.
registered, to work in sur.
gical store; some ofice work and
typing; job with future. Give age,
state experience in detail Box 343-
g; Star ii
NURSE, registered, for physicians
once. 0-day week age 20 to 40;
salary $3.50. Box 222-S, Star. 3
practical: live in. sH. 6O4O.
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SIDELINE SALESMAN, call
ing on Retail Trade, wanted
to sell famous CHRISTY
Sliding Blade POCKET
KNIFE to Mems Wear, Drug,
Tobacco, Gift, Stationery,
Department and Hardware
stores. (Smart gift item. }
Write for proposition today.
CHRISTY COMPANY, Fre-
mont, Ohio.
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STONE WALLS
FlagStone Terraces

Walks. chimneys. nrepiaces. cement
driveways, porches, retaining walls.
pipe Hrainaees r. MARCUCCIO,
Rockville. Md. PhonG Rockville 1888.
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ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
OW $40 or ST. 1000.

IL"
FINISHED, dormer win
COWS. porches inclosed. recreation
rooms and stairways. Commercial
No down payments, SO months to
pay, UN: 2491. J. Z, HENDRICKS.
BRICK WORK IN GENERAL. fire
places, porches. retaining walls,
concrete work: class A Jobs.
i. RINALpI 2I6. CO. Ii. e-55s6. g ,
Al work. MI. 6I1s; ewes, No. ss1s,
new and repair: re-
tanning walls, walks. steps, patios.
outdoor fireplaces. etc. Work guar
anteed. Free estimates. BLADEN
&, KELLY, LO. 4-0652. g
CARPENTER WORK of all kinds
Reasonable. 81. 2145. 10
alterations. repairs,
remodeling, old and new work. MR.:
SMITH, ia. 7-5527, any time. --12
CARPENTERS, 1st class; alterations,
repairs and concrete work: work by
day or contract. Phone HU. 40SS,
f5sfE p BRICK imi MASON, steps. S side
walks. driveways. patios, water
proof walls, minor repair. Elk. 1894.
CIoGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
RooTER; Phone RA. ssss any day
FENCE@Galvanized chain link; all
posts in concrete. Immediate erec-
ion. Get the best for less. No down
payment. SO months to pay: Phone
II, 4-45Ss; evenings and Sunday.
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LADY for bindery, former printing
shop. exper. pref, but not essential.
Apply after $3.50 am. BREWOOD'S,
1917 G st. NV. 10
q Wk. Is easily yours
now until Christmas selling our
plastics and toys through House OF
cali AID. 1884 or write HOUSE OF
PLASTICS. 2435 18th st. NV. 3
WOMAN, eolored. to make beds, clean
rms. in hotel; good pay. Do not
phone. 1927 10th st. NV.
WOMEN who wish extra benefits that
don't tnterfer with present employ
ment. Sligo S63S. MRS. COOK. g
WOMAN. white. for work in dining
room, eXper.. not necessary, salary
plus board, room and Laundry. Ap-
ERN STAR HOME. 5000 New Hamp-
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CHAUFFEUR

Col. 90 yrs exper.; excel. local ref;
will travel; live in or out. Ii. 6-s9o9.
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REFRIGERATION AND
AIR CONDITIONERS
SALES, SERVICE. RENTAL.

DAYS UN 1912: Ewes. On 1875
REUPHOLSTER NOW your 3-pc. lv.
rm. suite, custom-b built. SO. We
also do all-around repairing on
made to order. Easy terms. For
estimates. cali A & B UPHOLSTE
ERS. 1852 Il st. ne. Ii. 3-5152
ROOF LEAK? Walls or cellar weta
Cutters CIT sy,.I bsds For gusrantsse xEoor66. Eor6.
TADTFLI s RooF SERVICE
STONE AND FLAGSTONE WORK.
-etaintng waiis. patios. steps, walks.
tie also cement work Of all kinds
Call JERRY In 1-47HR
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FILE CLERK

Experienced. for large drug chain, in
nearby Arlington. Good pay, other
employe Dement'S and pleasant work :
ing conditions. ia. 4-O4S0, Ext.
100. -9
FOUNTAIN AND LUNCHEON HELP
WANTED. day or evening shifts,
BAssADiooR-RE4ALL DRutSGsrokE, !,
FOUNTAIN AIN Z Gill. hi. 0;xi experienced. col
ored. Apply In person. l7o4 .7th
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white. exper.. ~
$40 to $50 pm: paid holidays and
yaeations; closed sun. and holidays
NATIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn
FRONT DESK CLERK. PIX operator.
for country club in NV. area; pleas
ant JOB for young girl with pleasing
personality typing REQUIRED; good
salary plus meals; day ehift. CAL
Mon. hafter . an. WI. 24s6. 10
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SECRETARY

assistant, experienced,
for large drug chain, in nearby Ar
lington. Good pay, other employe
benefits and pleasant working con-
ditions, ia. 4-O45O, Ext, 200. IS
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TYPIST-CI,ERK

TYPIST-CLERK
Capitol Hills finest mems store
wishes young lady, 1S-45. to work
in front ofice; to type, cashier and
do general ONCE work. Must be able
to work Saturdays. See Mr.. Tune
between noon and $50 pm.
THE SUIT SHOP
2O5 Pa. Ave. Sc. IA
X-RAY TECHNICIAN, under SO, ex-
perienced preferred; housing avail
able; Washinston suburb. SUBUR-
BAN HOSPITAL, Bethesda, Md. 3
white, 21 or over; good
working conditions: RIA. 02S0
LEWINS RESTAURANT. %
white, to work from $50
to 1890 pm. Must be over 81 yrs.
Good tips and salary. Apply 9OI
NJ st. NV THE CENTRAL RESTAU-
RANT
AND SALESLADIES, full
time; exper. not necessary; good
starting salary. F. w. WOOLWORTH
co A0R eth sf IN
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SEAMSTRESS

stress. Apply coRRADos. INC. 4477
Conn. ave. NV. %
SEAMSTRESS FIN ISHER,
FIRST CLASS ONLY; 40
HOUR DAY WK.; NC
SATURDAYS. PERMANENT
POSITION; SALARY, $50
APPLY IN PERSON ONLY
S. H. BERMAN UNIFORM
STORE, CONCOURSE,
PENTAGON BLDG.
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HELP--WoMEN7 >

for Arlington gift
shop; full and part time. Apply
MARY BAYNE'S. 3463 N. Fairfax
dr., Kann's shopping area. 10
white. exper. only.
1879 L st. NV. Phone DI. 1917.
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SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL AT HoME-In spare
time. Also 3o1 business. Industrial.
engineering. art and academic
courses Diploma awarded. Write or
Shone for catalog Of courses. ICS.
232 Bond Bldg. Me. Sl66.
SPANISH at your home. PROF. Sc
CREDA. University of Costa Rica
language expert. Call GL. 1853, g
ADULTS LEARN to play the piano.
Course includes complete practice
hall facilities. Information. ia.
1857 Ia
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Tor large drug chain, in nearby Ar
lington. Good pay. other employe
ditions. ia. 4-O45O. Ext. 200. %
5eena 6T sl N9h 5ankne saper
for mortgage banking frm. Must be
under 20 yrs. Of age. Shorthand go
inH and tSnatEoD tSDantE So srS Sa1 Wsek
Sssss12a with With '.s s4D.r sA15s Can
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, coll
lege graduate. under 40, with pay
roll experience. Downtown con-
tractor; 5 days, .$75. EX 3416. Mr..
Gordon or Mr.. Miller. -9
STENOGRAPHER-Exper., 8. Arl
law frm' 5-day week, salary open.
Call OK 1172 for appt. -
STENOGRAPHER, with knowledge OF
bookkeepine. Call Mr.: Darby. Be
AND fNSVEsMENT coRP.. OIL. 1865
sTENaoSGSRAlPHiER for national con-
Germ setting UP small of1ce in city.
sn NoFna saacS fSo Gsy aeek
Contact MIR. TRfPLETT at CO. ISIS.
STATISTICAL CLERK-Youne lady
wanted for perm. position in re-
search uept. OF natlonal organlZa-
ton; duties include statistical re-
search and assistance to librarian;
exper. In library. statistical or
agency work desired: excel working
conds.; 5-day wk. and insurance and
leave benefits. Box 364-S, Star. 10
TEACHER, excel. opportunity fol
experienced primary teacher in al
estab. pvt. school in Arl. Call GL
100. s am. to 8 pm --s
Willing to operate dicta-
phone for genl. ONCE work. Division
HEADQUARTERS Office. national con-
cern. small ONCE. excel. working
conditions. 37ia-hr. wk., days. no
overtime perm position. retirement
and sickness disability benefits. WAGE
progressive plan. Age limit. 36
Apply rm 703 l757 K st. NV IS
TYPIST
Age 1870: 5-day. 37-hr. wk.: vaca-
ton with pay; excellent working
conditions, with good chance for
advancement. Apply INDEMNITY
INSURANCE co. OF NORTH AMER
Y(A GOn Unndua rd nlAn 1kSh and
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SECRETARY
For Washington district once of air
craft accessory manufacturer loe
at Natl. Airport. Five-day wk.
considerable responsibility and au
thority: initiative. pleasant phon
voice, in addition to secretaris
background desired. Sgle. girl pref
Starting salary. $500 mo. 81
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SECRETARY

SECRETARY, lst class; needed now:
35-hour week; downtown location;
good pay. ST. 2ol5 10
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HELP MEN tcont.)

MECHANICS-Exper. men only. fo
heavy construction equipment. Appl,
IN person.; 2340 Montgomery st
Silver Spring. 10
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SHIPPING CLERK

Wanted by. manufacturer located in
Silver Spring area; must be able to
drive light truck and have some
day, 40-hour week; overtime over
90 hours. Apply to MR.. WILLIAMS.
s3l Selim rd., Silver Spring, Md.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND sEpvIcE

estimates. remod-
cling cellar to roof. CENTRAL
CONTRACTING CO. ME. 69S5
alterations. repairs;
everything from basement to attic
Build on extra rooms. porches en-.
closed. recreation rms. roofs raised
for attic expansion garages. drive
ways. FHA financing with 3 yrs.
to pay. CALL NOW TODAY FOR A
FREE ESTIMATE GRIFFIN CON-
TRACTORS. Ju. S-204l. %
ADDITIONS
Repairs. cellar to roof and business
remodeling interior redecorating, %
years experience: terms. ROBERT
GOODMAN, WO 2S6R
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No experience necessary. Must have
neat appearance We teach you the
rest. Apply 1922 18th st. NV,
nrst floor. S:30-9:30 an only. See
MR. TIMER -R
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ACCOUNTANT. jr.: accounting de-
gree req2!feG; must type. Address
rep.y i'll own handwriting stating
salary REQUIREMENT and other
particulars 10 Box 1lH-R Star q
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PLUMBER
real, ESTATF SAT FSMEN

NEAL Ed Il I = statesmen
(2l with cars. opening for men who
will work hard, long hours in ac-
tive multitle listing Office. Must
know Silver Spring area
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
JU. s-5757 It'll 8 PM. Daily
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build or rebuild your home. PAD
GETT & PADGETT. Builders JU
9-1633 ewes. -13
AIR -C0NDITIONERs removed also
stored: S25 per season. PEPPER
SERVICE SHOP. EX. 95S2.
ALTERATIONS and additions. all
types Of repairing: recr. rm. siding.
cement work and plastering; large
or small Jobs. Call for free esti-
mate. DI. 6412, L. L. FRAZIER.
AND REPAIRS-In-
terror and exterior decorating; base
ment to attic. Ii. 7-4213. g
DRAWING-All de-
sign, working. detail and prospec-
tive drawings: building permit. Any
architectural service on .femodeling.
new, comml.. residential; large or
small; 10 yrs. exper. ARCHITEC-
TuRAL ASSOC, 1242 goth st. NV.
DRIvEwAYs. parking lots
r pvt roads. Free estimates. OIL.
1900 OF OIL. 1857.
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
OW 671O or ST. 1000,
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CONTINUED on Nexf PaTel
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ADDITIONS

'orches, garages and alterations. We
build or rebuild your home. PAD
GETT g. PADGETT. Builders JU
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
27OO Block Woodlev PI.

Substantial corner house, 10 rms,
arranged as 2 complete apts., rents
$233 month; good investment \ Ideal
location, Just of Conn. ave. and
Cathedral ave-; priced right, good
terms. Call ewes. GE. 1888.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
o27 18th ST. NV, ST. 93If
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WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors, 723 10th St. NV. =

hedlGOrS, 40 .Otn 0I. wv. -
FOREST HILLS, D. C.
OPEN SUNDAY 2-6 PM.
2701 BrandSwine st. NV. corner of
Broad Branch rd. Custom built,
the ultimate in charm and comfort
Ier liVing ing dnnn and snteT1ainment' EN- I'M
of liy. rm.. lge. din. rm. and kit
2 bedrms. and bath on 1st A. The
End fl. has a 3-rm. master suite
with pvt. bath. 2 other bedrms.
and bath plus a end fl. maids rm
and bath: 3-car garage; beautifully
located: home is electrically air.
cooled. Call Mr.. Kahn, OR 5000.
EN-. 5954. with LEGUM & GERBER
REALTORS.
FOXHALL VILLAGE AREA
Ramblers. Beautiful view. 2 levels
3 bedrms., kitchen. liv. rm.. din.
rm.. rear porch. large closets att
gar; full bsmt Open daily. 4512.
1915 Salem lane NV. Directions:
Reservoir rd. to Foxhall rd.. short
left to Salem lanel
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MICHIGAN PARK
NORTH MICHIGAN PARK
1924 BUCHANAN ST.
OPEN SUNDAY I TO z

BEAUTIFUL sEMIDET. BRICK
home! Unusual value! See
this first! Don't be too late again
Words cannot describe the beauty
of this home. nor the extra features.
such as spacious living room, guest
dining room. tiled kitchen with
to-wall carpeting: gorgeous knotty
pine recreation room aluminium
awnings. aluminium combination
screens and storm windows. Venetian
blinds: full basement; beautiful
Anehor-feneed yard. Will sell
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
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FOGGY BOTTOM

Convenient to many Govt. buildings
s rms. and bath. gas h.-w.h.; at
tractive garden area: conveniently
arranged for 2-family occupancy
with a minimum of remodeling if
desired; in an area of sound values,
this is an outstanding opportunity
terms. For further information,
call Mr. Norris, jr.. RE. 65S5; Suns.
and ewes. AID. 6091.
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RURY REALTY CORP
CLEVELAND PARK

First time offered in this exclusive
section of Cathedral ave-; immac.
3-bedrm. brick town house; lovely
foyer, wall-to-wall carpet on en-
tire 1St f., stairway and master
bedrm; grand rear terrace with new
awning; 3 baths; lge. walk-in cedar
closets in each bedrm.; lge. garage;
full bsmt.; gas heat; $4,000; excel
financing avail. LISS REALTY CO.,
with Liss for best results. .
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
ARE YOU

Looking for a clean. modern. tmmac.
ulate 6-rm. house in a fine neigh
borhood, mostly brick. with a large
yard. for less than $4,000? Well,
everything. 1t will be sold, so please
call WO. 1856 at once.
ORAN S. CRAWFORD
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THE SUNDAY STAR !
HOUSES SALINE. Cont,

Washington, D. c..
SUNDAY, JUNE 90, 1883
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COLORED
NOTICE
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

BR0oKLAND-corner house: 10 rms,
extra large din. rm; kit. elec. stove
and gas refgr.: bsmt. with shower:
End a., 4 lge. bedrms.. bath; SCREEN
ed sleeping porch: 3rd A., rms,
new oil burner and hot-water tank.
Built-in garage: Venetian blinds and
screens throuRhout Terms must be
sRSoRlANMb. E%SEK NJ ssii ssii s.h st. n.e.&Sa. 2S
cant. new cond.; 6 rms. bath. h.
y.h: Only $500 down. Open sun.
n: = %lcH. II ai PARK. 5oos 18th st Tss n:s.-
ess 9nin fafs briet !emid.. p1Ss .redu9sa yHs
quick possession: fenced yard: OH.
street barking. CLAUDE 6HIFLET
COOP NCRTaaEAsTEit 1t is a good
it. CO. 14ss. nj. o21S' ' any %as S''
VACANT-s45o down. 2022 3rd st
n.e.-Splendid s-rm. brick. ar.enead
into :? lovely apts.: hardwood floors
full bsmt., brick gar. Move right
n; CAL Mr.; Baines, FIR. 1887
vAoANTcs AGA 4 g. spotiess Eli ,oSt; room, and bath
beautiful bsnlt.. > inclosed porches
gas ht., new range and extra large
refrigerator, Venetian blinds; gar.
den in front and rear; near buses
and streetcars. "024 3rd ST., GE
A. BARGAIN--3s04 Eastern ave-
immediate possession: furnished
$1,000. terms. JOHN F. KOL AR
$40 S.. Wayne St, Arlington. Va.
|SIX-ROOM DETACHED HOME = &c
rm. in basement: gas heat; finished
:ird fl. Save real estate commission
by buying direct from owner AID
1858. 1913 18th st. ne, or LO
C0ZY 3-bedrm. bungalow; spacious
liv. rm.. model kitchen, large bsmt.,
large. well-kept yard with ample
garden space, trees and shade: 2-car
garage: only $500 down. SMITH
REALTY, AP. 0100.
5033 18th ST. Me- rooms. semi
Nj. MacDonaid. no. 1855. PAssA
REALTY CO., Ii. 1924.
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HOUSES FOR sALe-N.w.

4 BEDRMS.- .-$3, 900 DIN,
4th st. NV, near Emerson; complete
ly redecorated; near everything
terms to suit you: only $15,95O
TU. 1896 till 9 pm.
T. N. Lerner & Co.-TU. 113e
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oOIOIIty-f fraternity being held
nero March 2-5 and March 6 and
The Miami times., 1952-03-01

lie meetings, newspapers and ra-
dio made it possible to take the
ideals and practical procedures of
democratic living to every citizen.
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-11-13
Small School. "Push- Over"
For Big Boys, Reichenbach
Says, Citing Statistics

the Northwest Conference of Class
schools if it would be, favorable to ac.
cepting Bluffton as 4 member shoulc
the local decision be to withdraw
from the Western Buckeye, no answer
has been received so far.
A Northwest Conference meeting
Thursday night of this week, however,
might result in a decision. If Bluff
ton receives an invitation to join the
B league disposal of the controversial
league question then would be in the
lap of the Bluffton athletic board for
final disposition.
In the meantimea Bluffton school
officials said that a study of petitions
submitted by the rival camps on the
question of Western Buckeye league
membership disclosed the following:
For Withdrawals: 80 parents, At
patrons and go businessmen; Against
Western Buckeye withdrawal: four
parents, n patrons and % business
men.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-11-13
October One OF
Coolest In So Years

Toss another shovelful of coal in
the furnace!
Last month, with a mean temper
ature of 48.5 was the fifth coolest
October Bluffton has seen in the past
SO years and the coldest since 1925,
according to the records of Ray
Burkholder, official weather observer
of near Pandora.
Normal mean temperature for
October is 53.S degrees while the
warmest October was in 1947 with a
mean of 62.7 degrees. The record
high for October was 90 degrees
when the mercury hit that level on
October 5, 1916. The low is 13 on
October 80, 1895.
This was also the fifth consecutive
month with below normal rainfall.
Total since June / is only sos
inches or 81 per cent of normal for
the five months.
Normal precipitation for October
is ESQ inches. Extremes on the
Burkholder records are .19 inch ir
1924 and 7.59 inches in 1919. The
most snowfall in October was
inches in 1925.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-11-13
Pheasants To Be Less Plentiful This Year,
Game Men Predict AS Season Opens Saturday

pheasant population from 1851.
In general, the state officials predict
that the pheasant will be found in the
same places as last year, but fewer
birds will be present. Due to the dry
weather, farmers have been able to
harvest corn and soybeans much
earlier than usual, thus decreasing
protective cover for pheasants and
forcing them more into the open.
This may have a tendency to con-
centrate pheasants in remaining cover
areas and permit about as many cock
birds to be harvested as in 1851.
The Rabbit kill in 1851 was 80 pei
cent lower than in the preceding year.
Rabbit surveys thus far in 1862 indi,
cate further decrease from last year
on a statewide basis, but eastern and
southern Ohio populations appear tc
have held up quite well.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-11-13
MORRIS TRIPLETT
HEADS LOCAL Sale
OF XMAS SEALS
Annual Event Finances
Allen County's Fight
Against tuberculosis

Morris Triplett has been appointed
Bluffton Christmas Seal Chairman
for the Allen County tuberculosis and
Health Associations 1852 campaign.
As chairman, Mr.. Triplett's duties
will include the responsibility for
publicity during the campaign, dis
tHpution of posters, coin banks, dis
i ys and other types of publicity. He
Wl also have charge of organizing
E annual double barred cross bangle
lie iH local schools.
THs Ears Christmas Seal sale
tl ba6fn on November II and will
4 NhtindAA through Christmas. Eighty
six percent the $16,763.S9 raised
through the sal of Christmas Seals
in 1851 remaind in Allen County.
This money was i ed to finance year
round program or health education
and tubercuiin testing, chest X-rays
and other methods of tuberculosis
control all communities and areas in
Allen County.
The money received this year will
continue to finance this program. In
addition, it is hoped to expand the
program to include facilities for occu-
pational therapy and rehabilitation
at the District tuberculosis hospital
in Lima. These facilities would fol-
low along the lines outlined by DR..
E. w. Gentles, superintendent of the
hospital, when speaking at the semi
annual Board of Directors meeting
last week. The program would be
carried on in cooperation with the
other counties sending patients to the
District Hospital.
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Appeal For Clothing
For Korean Orphans

Young people of the Westminster
Fellowship of the Presbyterian church
received frst-hand information this
week on the need for gifts of cloth
ing for the children of war-torn Ko-
rea as they prepared to make a col
lection of Christmas gifts for that
purpose.
At a meeting Sunday the group
heard a letter from Pfc. Homer c.
Henderson who is serving in Korea.
"They have an orphanage close by
here and it has been suggested we
write home for old clothes for Christ
mas. All the children have is lit
tie cotton clothing, and it gets pretty
cold over here by spring." Henderson
had written his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clay Henderson of Bluffton.
The Fellowship, which had planned
to channel their collected items thru
the Presbyterian missionaries, will
send some of it direct to Pfc. Hend-
erson for distribution at the or.
phanage.
Residents of the Bluffton area who
wish to send gifts of used clothing
toys or non-perishable packaged food
stuffs may contact members OF the
Fellowship or send it direct to Pfc
Homer C. Henderson, 1251081, USMC
1st Combat Service Group, S. c.
F. NJ. F., co Fleet Post Office
San Francisco, Calf.
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ltown Bluffton.

.&DWntoWn Blunton.
Active in community activities,
Mrs. Huber was one of the division
leaders in Bluffton's civil defense
program; and was a member of the
Legion Auxiliary and the Pleasant
Hill Methodist church. She was a
registered nurse and was employed
at Lima Memorial hospital.
Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon in the Pleasant Hill
church, following short rites in the
Diller funeral home. Rev. Willard
Thomas and Rev. Owen K. Wright
officiated. Burial was in the Pleas
ant Hill cemetery.
Born near Columbus Grove or
Dec. 90, 1910, Mrs. Huber was 9
daughter of George and Pearl (Van
demark) Eyer. Her father lives il
Kalida.
On Nov. %, 1899, she was mar
ried to Gerald Huber, who survives
! with son, Darrell Lee Huber. Alst
surviving are sister, Mrs. Edith
Adams, of Kalida; and brother
Wilbur Eyer, of Ottawa.