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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-22
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Inter ben ipeibli6en 8el61ftigun=
gen ltebt oas &o6en obenan. Ri6ts
lit nottpenoiger ais bies. Die neiIten
Jrauen lino genotigt, es lelbIt au tun,
uno iene ipenigen, tpeld)e bapon aus
genommen iino, miillen es aus Dem
8runoe oeriteben, Inn penigitens BEN
0ienltboten anl9affen llno 0eren Set
ltungen beurteilen, loben ODER taoeln
81 fonnen. Weangel an &enntnis in
Oielen Bu1fte gibt 5u pielfa6en Ser
legenbeiten GnlaB unb lit gar oft eli,
Sauptgruno BON ltnfrieoen uno 3pi=
Itigfeiten i'm Samilienleben.
SSn oen ollereriten 3eiten tpuBte
man pom ao6en nidts; ba begniigte
man ii6 nit Ben Srii9ten ser groe
uno genoB &rauter uno Sblt. Na6
Der Sintflut ipuroe es anoers. Ga
lprab Ser alln1Gd)tige @ott: vMGes,
mas iih roget uno lebet, lei au6 5ur
Speiie" (@en. 8, -. IS ourften oas
8ilo, Die Slide uno oie 5abmen Siere
gegeiien lueroen; iie puroen 5uberei=
tet uno gefo6t. @ir finoen Oaf fir piel=
fa6e 8elege in Der Soeiligen S9rift.
slbrabom betpirtete Die brei ssremo=
linge, inoen er bon ieinem 8eibe ei1
feines 8rot baden uno BON ieinell
Oienern ein gemGitetes &alb i6la6=
ten uno foben lieB. slu6 bas 2inlen=
mus, Inn oas glau feline gritgeburt
an Safob perfaufte, gebort bierber.
Sn 8ude Ser 8onise seidiebt i6on
ausOriidli6 eines &ohes grpdbnung.
Samuel Iprad gum &ob: r@ib bas
Stiid bon Dem &albe ber, bas ou gu
bereitet" Il. aonige 8, 23). 60 miro
al16 Ser Bropbet Sabafuf belonbers
gelobt, oab er fir BEN 9aniel cine 10
quite Speiie 51geri6tet bat.
SIM 2a1fe ser 3eit tpurben Sic
WeuI6en INNER perfeinerter uno ges
nuBlii6tiger; Die alte WaBigfeit bers
| ldtpano INNER mebr. gin5elne MIDI
terne Nationen tpebrten itb 5tpar nit
Gnti6ieoenbeit gegen oas l1mitdgrei-
fen Der l1nmdBisfeit in Speiie uno
Grant. Sieri1 taten li6 beIonbers Die
9a5eoamonier riibmli6 berbor. slls
baber emit Wptberus bon SDrafus,
melder it6 Oh ieiner &o6funit b0ber
a6tete als oen ipeltberitbnten 8ilb-
bauer Fbpbias, au BEN 2a5ebdmoniern
fam uno einige Broben ieiner &11nit
Dor ibnen ablegen 1pollte, befabI ibn1
Ser Stat, auf Ser Stene ii6 gu entfer-
men uno ipra6: v8ir linb Der sln.
Iidt, l,nieren Mppetit mebr bur9 bie
slrbeit als ourd ausseIudte Speiien
rno S6ledereien 5l1 erregen." - 60
ouloete aud Nleranber Der @roBe
feinen &o6 in ieinem Eager. bamit
ni6t feline Sol0aten burb Die neppigs
felt ser Speiien feige uno iinnlid
niirben.
Nahbem Sic Nomer in Mfien pieIe
gldn5enbe Siege erfobten, tp,troe boz,
oa aud Die Runit au foben nod Mom
perpflan5t. Dieielbe tpuroe in regel.
|rehte Gorm gebraht, ramentli9 ourd
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-22

rung bringen lieB. sSn Ser 2ebenss
gei6ld]te Der I'll. Sbereiia miro err
5dblt, oaB Der Serr ibr b1ufig auf
ibr 8ebet fir lire &ranfen unO
altersibDa6en Sbpeitern auf nun,
oerbare art oie belten 8ogel uno
Slide 5ugei6idt bat.
Ser FL. Baulus iogte: rSbr m0get
eilen ODER trinfen ODER ionit etipas
anoeres trn, 10 tut aIles 5ur gbre
8otteS" q. &or. 10, 81. Sebe 8e-
iddftigllng, ipin er oamit ausbriiden,
lou our6 einen boberen slufblid ge.
betligt rno peroienItlid gemoht per,
ben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-22
Elpnh 5utfhrn maas
l1nh Rhrtn

&lepe, I'M 5ebruar. Mon fGbrt
an Der oelti6=boadnOiiden @ren5e,
oer ~Spanii6en 2eD", entlang, 10
benannt aus iener 3eit, ba bier, ipie
es I'M i6onen 2ieoe bon 8ilbelmus
ban Raliaue beiBt, uoe &oning ban
SiIpanien" treuli6 geebrt murbe. gs
lit elm i6mermiitiges 2ano, arm, nit
lei6ten Sanobooen. SIM Nebel itebt
ein ausgebranntes SdloB, cine guee
fiibrt 0aran porbei
Die Stdote bieIer 2anbl6ait, @e=
lei, &lepe uno @elbern, tpuroen it,
oen l6Deren @interfdmpfen 1914
45 5erltort. Hur &epelaer lit tpie
Our6 Elm 8unoer gerettet aporoen.
Simmer nod, 1pie ieit Sen Sasen bes
GreiBigiabrigen &rieges, % cine &o=
pie oes gdterna6er @nabenbilbes
bon einem 2anosfne6t bierber ge=
bra6t tpuroe, 5ieben in ieoem Sabre
groBe Bilgeri6aren gum Seiligtum.
&atbolii6 linb Die 2eute bier uno
fatbolii6 oie 2ellte ienleits ser Spo-
ntl6en uno &lepeiden Sep, lire ME-
oeroeutld)e Wunoart miro ouf beioen
Seiten oeritanoen. uno bo6 lit in bie=
lem @ren5giirtel bon GLADDEN. binauf
bis na6 Aurif, bie unnotigIte aler
innereuropdii6en ltnruben bineinge=
tragen tporoer. 9enn Elm l1nred1t poIl=
5iebt lib bier, bon Dem oie bel,tl tl6e
Seffentlidfeit ni6t geniigeno 4ennt-
mis- genommen bat, uno bie rSraf=
tatsbauern" niiiien es erleiben. gs
lino 8auern, oie emit i'm SonGnoi-
lben insgeiamt 5ebntauleno Seftar
2ano beiaBen uno nun perelenbet,
perbittert, gum Sell bunserno, nit
ibren finoerrei6en Samilien auf if
rem ertragloien oeutiden Soften iiten.
ginit ipuroe ibr 2ano - ser 8ie=
ner &ongreB bel6loB es 10 - Dem
neugebiloeten &0nigrei6 Sollanb ein-
perleibt. 9ie pripaten @ere1tiamen
Der @ren5bemobner auf beioen Seiten
= oenn audi auf ser oeuti6en Seite
gibt es einen, aueroings fleineren,
bouanoilben 8auernbelit - ipur6en
aus0riidlid) in ben 8ertrGgen bon
&lepe (1816) uno Weppen ,(tS24)
5lpil6en BreuBen unb &oaano lopie
5piiben 6oQano uno Sannober &C.
ipdbrleiitet. 8ie YrofeIior Gr. Carl
8ilfinger, Direftor oes War-Bland-
Snitituts fiir B0lferre6t, in einen1
eri60pfenoen 8edtsgutabten am 90.
Nopember 1861 na1ge,pieien bat,
fann oie @iiltigfeit bieler Gertr1ge
bon &lene un6 Weppen a,,d beute
ni6t be5neifelt iueroen.
Seood iino Die oeutl6en Sraftats-
bauern bon Ser bou1noiihen BoIi3ei
l6on 1915 bertrieben 1poroen, als lie
geraoe babel iparen, ibr 2ano au BE-
itellen. Naboem es Damn elm Sabr
lang bra6 gelegen 1uuroe es bonn bol-
lanoii6en ~8erlpaltungsamt fir
SeinoDermogen" an bonanoil6e
@auern perpadtet. Den oeuti6en
gigentiimern tpurbe aufsegeben,
gntfeinoungsantrdge" gu itellen.
Sir oieie Intrdge geniigte es nun
nibt ettua, oen Na9tpeis anltdn6iger
uno oemofratiider @elinnung au er-
bringen; bielmebr nuBte "aftibe un-
teritiitung ser alliierten Sa9e", aIIo
Der Eruppen ODER Der untergrun6.
8eipegung tudbreno 6es Rrieges, nod
getpieien 1peroen. go baben ettpa I'M
&reile &lebe bon bunbertl,nbie1s
Eraftatsbauern ,1ur orei einen IoIbe,t
Intrag iteIen fonnen. Mber au1 fie
baben ibr 2anb feinesmegs auriidbe-
fommen.
Tros ihdrfiten Broteites i'm bon6n.
biiIen YarIament un6 in Der Sef.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-22
Enngfrunm l1nh 6ptfpn-
t,pin1s 6pldutp

sSn @eilenbein beftnoet ltb Die el11'
sige @ebenfltGtte fir BEN liebensner.
ten amerifaniiben 0i6ter SenrD 8
2ongfeuop in 0euti i9lano. Sic Itebi
in @eltalt zines olten 8runnens ne.
ben bem Hbeingauer 0om, beiien
8lodenseldute er I'M Sabre 1851 in
leiter ,@olbenen 2egenbe" { (v@olben
2eseno"), oeren Stoff Dem alten
beutlden gpos Ser arme Seinri6
bon 9artmann BON Iue entlebnt lit,
ein bleibenoes 0enfmal gelebt bat
Die betreffenbe Stele lit i'm engli-
iben Sriginaltert iolpie i'm iiberietten
oertIhen Cert auf atpei Seiten bes
8runnens auf Warnortafeln einge.
Iaiien. Ser oeutibe Sert lalltet:
r@as fin elm 2duten mag Dos iein,
gs flingt 10 milo, 10 tief uno rein !?
= 9ns lit gum Sonnenuntergang,
Son Bebmut, 6aB Ser Sag perianf,
Der @lodenflang bon @eiienbeim.
(,,What bells are those, that ring
SO Slotv,
so r7elloU, musical, and lou?
They are the bells of Geisenheiro,
that Urth their melancholy chime
ring out the curfetv of the sur"
Die feierli9e gntbiillung 6es
8runnens, an Der audi Gertreter Der
Samilie 2ongfellop lolpie ieines @e-
burtsitaates Waine unb leiner &C.
burtsltabt Yortlano teilnabmen, er>
folgte om 3. September 1949 I'M Mn-
idluB an Ole Seiern gu @oetbes 200.
@eburtstag in Sranffurt /Wain. Sic
itelIte gleid5eitig einen Musbruf bes
beltl6en Danfes fir bie groB5iigigen
Goethe z@brungen in slIpen (8er.
Staaten) bar.
2ongfeaoip bat iid. nm Die &ennt-
mis- Der beutIden &ultur uno Der beut.
iben Didter iotpie INN 6as Stuoium
Ser beutihen 0enfer in Mmerifa
groBte Berbienlte ertporben. Ourh
5ablreide @ebibte unb Die Na6bi1-
tling Der id0nIten belti1en GoIfslie-
Der bat er BEL gan5en @enerationen
leiner nmerifaniiben 2anoslerte eine
beionbere 2iebe 5u 9enti9lano uno
namentlih gum Hbein getpedt.
2angidbrige Sreunoidaft berbanb
2ongfelolp NIT Seroinanb Sreilig.
ratb, ben ct am &bein fennengelernt
bate.
MuBer in eiienbeim befinoet iid
in europa nod elm DenfmaI fiji
2onefeIIop in Ser @eItminIter-Mbtei
in 2onbon iotuie in Wentone an
Wittelmeer.
$50 Eaunus uno Sunsriid ben,
Hbein ben Beg IN bas maleriide
&bein-SaI freigeben, mo- 8erge unb
8ureer1, @eben unb @aloer bie nun
in Der gnge 6es Gales idnener ellen.
ben Waiiermaiien umidumen, fanb
INN Sic Witte bes porigen ssabrbun-
oerts Die Der 2omantif 5ugetane See
Ie 6es groBen amerifanii6en 9i1ters
cine 5tpeite Seimat. Sier &beinItein,
bort @brenfels uno bie iid ,peitenoe
gbene beg frudtbaren Mbeitt-@ -@aues.
Welde Gi,t6riide fir oas begnaoete
@emiit zines Dibters!
2onefellom iab oen Mbein gum err
item Wale in BEN Sabren 1885 -nno
1886. Boll 9rauer iiber feline in Mot-
ter6um beritorbene @attin mar er ben
5trom binaufgefabren ourd oie bii.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-22
AuP Marta!

Die Nad)t entfliebt,
Der Nprgen sliibt,
llnS malet pnrpern 8ers nnS Sal
Oo lei aesrikt bieltanIenomal,
. SHUTTER nnlers Serrn,
On idDniter Norseniterm! =
9as 8l6dlein sebt,
Mnf, snm 8ebet!
Mpe Waria!
9es Nittass Glans
Grfallet eaus
Die Idl5ne Gr6e melt nmber:
Da lei gesrhfet immer mebr,
> Mntter @uttes, rein,
8ie ME Der Sonne Sdein.
9as gl6dlein sebt,
Mnf, gum Gebet!
Mne Maria!
Der Nbenb ftnft,
Gin Gternlein bltnft,
9ann sablIps niele aasnmal:
60 iei sesriiket obne GAIL,
. Mntter, bic ba tuad)t
SIR ms in bnnfler Nad)t!
0as Gl6dlein sebt,
Mni, sum 8ebet!
Nne Warta!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-22

ItiQen, trdumerii6en Snnenleben5 in
Serbinoung gebrad)t.
Evening star., 1952-03-20
Marriage License Applications

Under D. G. Lam. couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. matt three iHl days and
Teceire the license on the nth
dag. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
sheila Dansky. 20. 6iO9 i4th st. NV.
William Klinsensmith, 20 cochranton. Pa,
I'd. NV.
both Of 910 o st. NV. '
EgPsrs 81 so,S i' y sas sast rstI5e,. e Webster
sss sosS esyn e Ess e sos as SspS :: Earle 10
Hsssdr " @ sssSs q osSss slS R:ss. sss
NV.
Michael Pelsang, "a, west Nev. York.
York city. saa ss''s Haf'1amDn' - H'V
Msas IL s5s fisR < x .
c:5le Esssz Esa,. q Hsll e la;a s:
Sss.. wes weessss q is sSss I4 ys Z: ss s3s
wia9 ~. and asTis ae 47SS ASsi5G 81.
ne.
wsf poss e. soso bsn srd B. n@ Mary Johnson -
and deorgette Aed. 20. 1920 TAYLOR ct.
Nesie Mcwilliams. 20, 4so2 peals. DIR. Sc.
and Lula Persons. 20, 1926 Neal st. ne.
Evening star., 1952-03-20
Enfrapmenf Claim Clears
KorYan in Marihuana Case

A defense claim Of entrapment
yesterday resulted In the acquittal
lof Major Billy Korvan. 80. q
musician. Of marihuana charges.
Mr.. Korvan. whose address was
listed IN the A8O0 block Of New
Hampshire avenue NV. was
cleared by q District Court jury
lon charges Of transferring 800
grains Of marihuana and Of hav-I
ing obtained 1t without paying
tax.
Mr.. Korvan contended he had
been approached several times by
|a police oficer last November and
that he merely told the officer
where he could pick up the mari
|huana at . local grill. Judge
Henry A. Schweinhaut, who pre-
sided at the trial. instructed the
jury to acquit Mr.. Korvan II it
decided there was entrapment.
Another man. who had been
accused with Mr.. Korvan, pre-
viouSly had pleaded guilty to in
formation In connection with the,
incident and was sentenced some
time agO.
Evening star., 1952-03-20

Man Mamie Rsd e. 1885 1881 Kenyon q e. E Sr and
GeH S.oIs Soiss s.tmaSd 81 isce Be q ss.o sDf
NV.
|wiIlis Ksnaall ss, and Kathryn white.
~. both Of Alexandria. Va.
Ess.rs ana aa'fss DSs 81 s sssi s 1895 Ss s.
Augustus Dopsey, Sc. 1921 K st. NV.
and Mamie Thompson. a.. 1140 2Srd ct:
NV. and Aiics drinss;;. 4. 1913 iith
Of 1906 Fairmont Sc. NV.
Roosevelt Enslish . Il. 3s egs Pea p n,Es ~;
st. NV.
PsSs s.sas: Rss H... q b. Issyssi s.is s.s .nd
eai.s9''r a. Ss'ass SIS ciRssi. f9si E: .se
NV. stsA &
IaES asds. aa ss iSss ioli s sc &: :ne "a
:Ss r.sas sh .S, 2s 1929 L1RR4s iaS4 snE 81 Rv e
NV.
pgala sssts y;s}:.s yH;ss}:.s r. ssS AssP .s. and
J Sna S.rsn 81 1893 f Has Sss YoI
Christian .nS yssE ss1., Fl T. j. EsaPss Ss5 5Sfsas ss.s
Js@ss Ts.; 20. ss M rs. ss; nv: 2; and 4 Mar
.fSs . ..Sosi, Sessa;ss So lSss I lamont i. " ~ ~
AIRED Arr ASsl ss 4Sl9 Ssn & ia n-w ana
Evening star., 1952-03-20
Thomas R. shipp Leaves
Estate Of S444,OOO

Thomas r. Shipp, veteran pub
lie relations man here, left an
estate valued at more than $444.-
900. according to q petition for
probate OF his will filed yesterday
at District Court.
] Mr.. Shipp. who lived here at
1888 Oliver street NV. died on
February 10 while vacationing In
Miami. Fla. He was 76.
Under terms Of his will. his
widow. Mrs. Hope Shipp. OF the
Oliver street address. Is to receive
the bulk Of the estate. after two
other special bequests are taken
care Of. One Of the special be-
quests was for $4,000 to Miss
Mary o. Mann. Of 7424 Lynnhurst
street. Chevy Chase. Nd, who was
his secretary for 38 years. He also
left $2.500 to another secretary.
Mr.. Shipp was founder Of q
firm of public relations advisers
bearing his name. He also was q
founder Of the National Press
Club. The petition for the. probate
of his viii was filed by Attorney
Frederick SchWertner.
Evening star., 1952-03-20
Mems Furnishings

l-S4o5 Cotton Flannel Pojomos Size eD.---------$lSs
1-S2o5 FIonne Pojomo. Soed Size zeA-----------e$ioo
l-S2e5 Fonnel Niohtshir Size l8.-------------Sloo
7-S2o5 Al-WooI Slipper Socks Size Is onb-----50 soc
2-s4o5 Royon Poiomo Mussed. Size ony--------$zzs
sass Ski type Poomos. Mussed. Size A--------$zZS
2-S4o5 Cotton Pojomos. Soled
$3.50 Wool Vest Size
$50 o5 Wool coot Ton brown Broken sze $z66
3o-Sl o5 eouor White Royon Mulers.- s9e
a-Slo5 to $2o5 Print Royon Ascots sss
$3.50 zelon-treoed Jockets Zip fronts smo ond oro
$4sS
2-sleo5 Leisure coots Size &c. regular and
5-Poion,o Ponts-odds.
$500 Brown Velour Hat shopworn. 7M size---$4A
= Y~>1 : Il. $I.9o
s-S3 e5 Fomous-oker Wallets. tPs tol ----------70e
l7-S5o 90 Fomousoker Cuff Link and Tie Bor SETS tPus
tos1
$3.50 GoId-hied Links and Bors tpus taxi -----Sse
S7 so Fitted Leoher cose Domooed Pis taxi ---$z99
l-s3 o5 United Case Domooed tPus taxi -------$z9s
l44oc to 55c Fonous- -mokers Collars Broken sizesiSs
l-s2o5 Wool Glove and MufIer Set Mussed-
3-Sl o5 Sewing Kits Domooed -------------------z9s
4s-7oc Washable Ties. cotons
$50 Cotton Fonne Poiomo. soied. Size D. extro long
6-$se5 Nylon Poomo. Slightly sOed
Street washington Only
Evening star., 1952-03-20
BO,ys, Weai.

4s2ees to ss4e5 Boys Students Wool Tweed Zip Soot:
Sizes L. 81 and 3S %I...o
o5 Students Wool Tweed Zip coots Sizes 35 49, $zsss
22-SIee5 Youths Suits Brown. Navy foneies in group
'o-@-'''' :" T0 $l688
J Boys 2-rouser Leisure Suits Sizes 4, g. o. $Sss
'ss'495 Boys Rugby Suits ooo o"d shorts Sizes to So,
ss1ee5 to slse5 J Boys Long Pants Suits Sizes to a.
0-p'].1' 0oyS o-T $496
l2-s'os5 to s'z''' Boys "'"e' 'oeNeS' ''~'" ssss
o-~@,''' 'oN'' ~ $lz9o
~,oo- . e,o az s.d.n,s, sor,o s,,its Sizes az 70 &c.
o-@-3.'' " $I499
'o-p'''1 O' ~ $500
ls-Sl2e5 to $l5e5 Boys Eton Suits. Sizes to 8$4ss
4S15e5 Boys Wool Flannel Rugby Suits Coots shorts ond
lo-see5 to $3.50 Boys Students Corduroy coots Broker
6-S6e5 to $lee5 Boys LonoPonts Suits Sizes g. g. to
~ ' 49, $4.o9
Second Fqoor-washington Only
Evening star., 1952-03-20

1llIA AllsIlkn
Washington and ArJingtoss
Mems Clothing
$I5.95 Wool Cabardine Slacks : Nationally ad-
vertised brand! Peated fronts zip closing continuous
waists. Good colors Sizes 2S to A In SIN AR
group OeOD
$8.05 to $lO.05 Shmkskin SIacks-Fayons and
rayon-woos in group Pleated plain front; zppers;
regular continuous waists. Patterns and g. OE
solids. Sizes 20 to to42--------------------- Ose1O
$42.75 Wool GGbwdine TOppers Water repel-
lent Bal collars ny-fronts slash pockets Solid shades
OF grey taupe, tan. Regulars and SsDO OR
washington second Floor: Arlington Street Floor
Mems Furnishings
$7.05 Corduroy Stacks sportsters with regular
waists; zip closings. Broken &Q OO
$I.05 to $2.05 Basque Shirts - Famous makers
cotton knits fancy patterns, solids Broken &T In
sizes
79c Cotton Tee Shirts-whtes, for outer or under
shirt wear. Full cut small or medium RAe
$2.05 Mems White Shirts, some &T ~
soiled some mussed. Broken Sizes
street F1oor-Washington and Arlington
Boys Wear
$5.05 Cabardine Stacks Heavyweight crease-resist
fabric Pleated fronts zppers; saddle stitch COP OO
trim Brown, blue, tan. Sizes to 18------ OsSO
$I.90 "DOubIe-Knee'' Dungarees Heavy s-oz
blue denis with double-wear knees Zip closing San
forized (1% residual shrnkage,. Sizes 10 G. On
and 16 only y----------------------------- AsO
Special Purchase! Jrs.' $7.99 Wool Flmnet
SIncks-Farnous makers fine quality Self belt elastic
sides; zip fronts Maroon, green, blue Sizes &sp OR
&
@ washngton-second Floor; Arlngton-street Floor
HSSSSSHSHNSSwMSNS4
Evening star., 1952-03-20
Washington Store Only
Mems Clothing
No Il;'| or

$50 90 Wool eobordine Suits. reoulor 81 stouts 81
foak4 "A
$40 es Wool Sport coos Reouor 35 shorts 35, SO; ong
al
1Ss5 Wool ereoot Dark blue velour size 40 reouo $ssso
i$ls75 Fomous-noker Roneoot Ton size A
eovon snort coots reouIors 36 &c. 3d. shorts SO
o-p%f.i0 Noyo'' 'p' ~ : = $3.50
5s55 90 Midnot Blue Tedos eeuor IS. 81; short 81
36: As
s-S65 90 Wool Suits Hard finished worsed stout s.
long a.,
Second Floor-washington Only
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-25

trade or business; such as dividends
and interest from stocks and bonds,
rentals from real estate (where the
self-employed person is not a real
estate dealer) gains from speculation,
etc.
By the same token, and probably
more serious, he said, is the failure to
take into consideration that certain
business expenses must be deducted
before arriving at proper net earnings
for social security purposes.
There are other misunderstanding
Fault said; but the ones listed are
the most frequent and the ones in
which most of the errors take place.
Fault urges all self-employed persons
who have any questions at all about
their standing to get in touch with his
office Or the local office of the Bureau
of Internal Revenue. He particularly
emphasized that persons should be
sure to call on either agency when
there is any question as to a trade OF
business being covered or what con-
stitutes "net earnings" from a trade
or business.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-25

Their last regular-season assign
ments before opening of the Christ
mas holiday recess resulted in set
backs for both Bluffton college and
Bluffton High school basketball teams
last week.
On Wednesday night, Button COL
lege cagers dropped a decision to
Central State at Wherefore, by a
score of 81 to go.
Bluffton Highs setback, the second
reversal in a row for the Pirates after
they had won their first two starts
was a 50 to 55 defeat melted out at
Ada by the once-beaten Bulldogs, last
Friday night.
Two big point-getting splurges
gave Ada the victory, despite the fact
that Button cagers more than held
their own in the second and third
quarters of play. Disaster was as
sured, however, for the locals when
they gave up 25 points to Ada in the
first quarter, followed by % points in
the fourth quarter.
Pacing Buttons scoring attack in
the tilt were Tom Butcher, Dave Gero-
err and Bill Ramseyer, all of whom
Melted ~ points each. Sanderson, OF
Ada, had high point honors for the
evening with 10.
In Bluffton colleges defeat at
Central State, the Beavers trailed by
only nine points at the close of the
first quarter, 10 to II, but lost ground
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-25

Some self-employed people still do
not fully understand their rights and
obligation under social security, Stan
ley T. Fauhl, manager of the Lima
social security office declared this
week.
Because of misunderstanding,
Fauhl said, many returns are being
filed by persons in the excluded group
of self-employed people. Certain
specified professions such as doctors,
lawyers, dentists, architects, and pro-
fessional engineers are not covered by
old-age and survivors insurance.
"On the other hand" Fauhl added,
returns are not being filed by some
who are required to do So"
Fauhl says that some people do not
know the amount of self-employment
income that should be reported for
social security purposes. What
actually counts towards old-age and
survivors insurance are the NET earn
ings (gross income less allowable
business deduction) from a covered
trade or business. The NET earnings
must be at least s4OO during the tax
able year.
No more than $4,000 for the year
can be credited to a social security
account. In cases of a partnership,
each partner will include in his NET
earnings his distributive share of the
ordinary net income or loss from the
partnership enterprise. If husband
or wife operate a business as a genu-
inc partnership enterprise, each will
report his or her respective share of
the business profits as net earnings,
and each will receive social security
credit. But, if only the husband or
only the wife is the sole owner of the
business, even though the other helps
in the business, then the owner alone
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-25

A holiday basket ball tourney book
ed December 80 and 81 in the Nc
Guffey high school gym som 16
miles from here will hold unusual in
terest for BIuffton sports fans. A
unique feature of the tournament is
that all four coaches who will pit
their young charges in the games are
former Bluffton high school and col
lege basketball team mates.
Russ Gratz is coaching tn
Vaughnsville team with Rog Howe at
Marseilles, Richard Gratz at McGuf-
fey and Evan Soash at Alger.
The Gratz boys and Howe played
on the same Button High School
and Bluffton College teams, starting
together in 1889. Soash played at
both schools somewhat earlier. The
first three were mates on the Pirate
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-25
Exhibition Team Mates Coach 4 Teams
In Holidau Gaze Tourney At McGufey

cage team which went to the semi
finals back in 1912 in the state tour
nament, and Soash was wearing the
Bluffton Hi uniform when the team
made the trip to the state capital in
1887.
The holiday carnival schedule will
pit Alger against Vaughnsville, and
McGuffey against Marseilles the first
night, and Alger against Marseilles
and McGuffey against Vaughnsville
the following night, December 81.
First game each night will begin at
7:30.
This is Russ GRATIS first year at
Vaughnsville. 1t is Richards third
team at McGuffey, with Howe serving
his fourth year at the head of Mar
settles teams, and the veteran, Soash,
his seventh year at Alger.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-25
BLuftOn Woman
Injured In Crash

Mrs. Herbert Kindle of Button
suffered minor injuries early Saturday
afternoon when her auto crashed into
the rear of a milk truck on u. S. 25
a half mile northeast of the Hancock
Allen county line.
The front end of the Kindle car was
demolished when it struck the real
of the milk truck operated by Edward
Boes, 81, Carey. Boes was attempting
a right hand turn at the time. Mrs
kindle suffered bruises of the face.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-25
Qualities For Degree
In Pharmdcu At GNU

David d. Dean, Jr., son of Mrs.
Meta L. Dean of Button, has COM
pleted work satisfactorily to qualify
for the degree of bachelor of science
in pharmacy at Ohio Northern Uni
versity, Ada, it was announced this
week by the university. He will par
ticipate in commencement exercises
next June. Mr.. Dean is presently
employed at the Rexall Drug Store
on North Main street.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-25
Beavers, Pirates Both Set Back
I'm Final Games Before Holidays

steadily the rest of the way. Sam
Wilson tailed Is points for the losing
Button team.
1t was the fifth setback for Bluff
ton, and represented Central States
second win against one defeat. So far
the Beavers only win has been over
Gifin Junior collegians.
The Bluffton-Ada box score: