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Evening star., 1953-07-27
ADVISOR

ADVISOR
Woman between "a and 40 with nice
personality who likes to meet the
public, or with selling experience,
wanted by national concern to be
trained for managerial capacity.
This is splendid opportunity for
of your own business. Flexible hours.
Car necessary for local driving. To
arrange for personal interview, call
AID. 2-6445 between 4 and z pm.
ask for MRS. BOYCE. ~
BEAUTICIAN AND MANICURIST, for
NOVELS HAIR STYLIST; busy all
year around. Call RA. 3-9669. --3
BEAUTICIAN-Higher than average
earnings; ) days, no ewes in Silver
Spring. JU. 5-3997. 4
BEAUTICIAN. colored. for white
beauty salon; shampoo and dye.
BEAUTICIAN, all round operator, g.
day week; FRED THE HAIR STYL-
IST. Apply Brooks, 1109 G st. NV.
BEAUTICIAN-Hair stylist. Salary
plus 500 commission. paid weekly;
vacation With pay aforementioned
cali for interview. lew LA RoMAINE e
NV. no. 2-2O74. -27
BEAUTICIAN, manicurist with all
around operators license. VIM
CENTS HAIR STYLIST. 723 11th
st. NV. Ma. S-1S91. rs
BEAUTY OPERATOR, permanent po-
sition; salary and comm. air-cond.
salon. 1885 F st. NV. Elk. 3-607O.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced,
good salary and comm; full or part
time; permanent, hours 1917; air.
cond. 5-day week. 1886 Rhode Island
ave ne. NO. 7-4700. -27
BOOKKEEPER, experienced. single
entry; good salary, excellent work
ing conditions. 5-day wk. Apply in
person. WHEATON FIRESTONE
STORE, 1907 Ga. ave, LO. 5-3322.
BOOKKEEPER and typist in modern
aforementioned real estate Office.
Between the ages of 25-40. For appt.
call Mr.. Evans or Mr.. Hayden, Ma.
S-9797. -29
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GARAGE ATTENDANT
JANITOR

Colored. o5-35 yrs. of age. Perma-
nent. Early shift. 4O-hr. week
Apply Personnel, Room sos; open
weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1. Nc
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-07-27

SALESMEN-New cars. We have
openings an our sales dept. fol
several ambitious men, who arc
willing to come with q long es-
tablished Chevrolet dealer. Thi,
Is an unusual opportunity to make
the highest earnings any salesman
can make. Write Box 44-M, Star
giving information necessary for
personal interview. 80
statesmen, auto (2), needed tc
round out sales force; auto sales
meeting the public absolutely neces-
sary along with ability to work
Apply In person to MR.. VINICUR
1oO9 14th st. NV. after 9:3O am
-2S
SALESMEN-Established distrib. OF
nationally known products, has sales
position available in its commercial
diy. for salesman, with exper. IN
selling to hardware, drug and variety
stores. Drawing acct. against com.
missions. Protected territory. For
appt;. call MISS O'BRIEN, RE.
99-55042. Mon. July 27, 9:3O-11 80;
Evening star., 1953-07-27
BRANCH MANAGERS
PART-TTMF
HELP-WOMEN

Earn S31 .05 per wk. White: car: 21-
"a. 8 pm. Tues. 1601-A Rhode
Island ave. ne. Us
Evening star., 1953-07-27
Engineer Technical Writer

Engineer Technical Writer
An exceptionally fine oppor-
tunity exists for "a man ex-
perienced in the preparation
and editing of technical re-
ports and instruction man
ualS on communications,
radar and missile guidance
equipment. Position with
leading Middle Atlantic
electronic equipment manu-
featuring company, having
both military and CONNER
cial products. A degree in
engineering or physics is
preferred. Will pay reloca-
ton expenses. Salary COM
menSurate with training
and experience. Many un-
usually attractive employe
benefits. Send resume COW
ering' last ten years. Box
SoS-J, OGar.
GARAGE ATTENDANT
Middle aged, for apt. bldg. perma-
nert, handle all make cars: S135
mo. Apply in person. Garage
manager. Mr., KiSe, KENNEDY
WARREN. 3l33 Conn. ave. NV.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT. must
be experienced. Apply in person.
WALKERS TEXACo SERVICE, Sth
and Va: ave. Sc.
GRILL MAN, fully exper. with con-
NO. 7-5409 for appointment. SO
CLERK, white or colored,
D: c. reference, must have knowl-
edge OF meats. GARDEN FOOD
STORE, 400 H st. ne.
experienced in all
depts., capable of taking charge,
refers. 10. 3-5500. 80
colored. single. non-drink-
er. stoker experience. quarters and
good salary EX 2-74Ro -07
Evening star., 1953-07-27
ARTIST

Experienced in preparation Of art
for newspaper and Offset reproduce
furniture drawings, lettering, and
general art. Should be familiar with
production detail. This is q perma-
nent job at a high salary in the
advertising department of the larg-
est appliance firm in the South.
See Mr.. Schultz. GEORGES RADIO
& Nv, $50 st. NV. 20
AUTO BODY MAN; good working
conditions; plenty of work; 5O-50
basis. STEELES GARAGE, SO N. Y.
ave. ne, EX. 3-649O. -28
MATOR for Washington's largest
Pontiac dealer. ARCADE PONTIAC
CO., 1887 Irving st. NV. Mr.. Peers.
Evening star., 1953-07-27
DISTRICT
MANAGER

Qualihed to hire, train. and SUPER
wise 10 to 10 direct sa1eSpeople fol
q company established over so years
Position includes above-average per.
centage Of sales, training fees bo.
muses. and ,overwriteS, adding up to 8
substantial income. Must have car
Write Immediately. giving business
experience and phone no. to ED
WARD NEVIL, Marion, New York,
DRIVER. coIored, some experience
pepcen grGcerles So6o Must st, have ref. Apply in
DRIVER. to deliver small packages
Monday through Saturday; must be
steady and be on time every day,
E.Rer%iSe GX 0aoJp please do not apply.
DRIVER, exper.. crane: must have
afy dMsERT GLIB R1FfR5 MoroR SSRo Co sOCa ri sal; 4
DRIvERsIMustO OGSo' be 21; $50 guar
bonus, plus good tips. Apply VS. 9os 3
EEECTs2c M SiIsGe FG MoToR oATF5REsGn; RfpA,RMTgH- AMg
cording to ability and experience:
other employe benefits. See Mr..
Bailey. CENTRAL ARMATURE Z
WORKS. INC. 625 D st. NV. 30
ELECTRICIAN, with D. c.. master $
as master representative in D. c.;
give salary desired and previous en-
ployment: BOX 187-K. Star. --27
ELECTRICIANS, 1st class: must have
Fairfax and Arlington County
fansss lOP9 Sssas s99 good salary Pig PHONE
ELECTRICIAN, jobbing and appli-
ance. installation work: car fur
nished: must have D. C. card.
DOWD'S. 441S Conn. ave. NV. -29
ELECTRICIAN, with D. C. master Ii
cense: steady work and good pay.
Call RA. 3-2971. 80
journeyman: good hrs
and pay. ROBERT c. MARSHALL
Electrical Contractor, TU. 2-4121.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., (2), fol-
work in District and Virginia. Call
Evening star., 1953-07-27
PIUMRERS

PLUMBERS
EXPERIENCED ON NEW WORK. Al
GRANT CIRCLE NV. RA. 6-62S7.
PORTER WANTED, hrs, S-4; off
sunday. Apply S24S Ga. ave, Sill
yer Spring. Md. -29
PRODUCE MAN, for super-market.
excel. pay, steady work. Apply CIV
SUPER MARKET, 2430 Pa. ave. NV.
PROMOTION MAN twhite), for RAJ large
wholesale distributor. Excellent op-
portunity.. Benefits. Vacation, etc.
5-day week. Apply MR.. MAYBERRY,
REAL Iss EsTATEn Al n'T statesmen -Ts Earn
big money in congenial and pleas
ant ant sYrroIndings; TOWN & SUB
wisconsin ave. NV, EN-. 2-94OO.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, par.
ticularly business and Investment
property specialists will find associa-
ton with old, established Office eX-
ceptionally profitable. Ask for Mr.,
Farr THOMAS J. FISHER g. CO.,
REFRiGERATItoDN' o. MECHANIC. III &; ex-
per. commercial, domestic, air con-
ditioning. OIL. 4-3224; Lo. 4-7721
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC, Shop
work only; experienced; excel. SAL
ary. ANDY'S. La. 6-4400. 80
Evening star., 1953-07-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Tipping experience and handling
money essential, 6-day wk., $50
be able to furnish refs TALLY-HO
RESTAURANT, S12 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-07-27
MAN WITH CAR
AN INVITATION

you are already working and max
ing less than S135 per Wk.. consider
Evening star., 1953-07-27
Kew Punch Operator

Key Punch Operator :
Under 35 yrs. of age. Must be ex-
perienced on both alphabetical and
numerical. Salary about $50 per
week to start. increase after 30 days.
Free transportation, paid vacation
and sick leave For appt,. phone
CAPITAL TRANSIT
AID. 2-6363, Ext. 400. -27
KINDERGARTEN TEACHER-Desire
exper. person for good-paying, full
time position. starting Sept. For full
particulars. write Box 37-M. Star.
NURSE, registered, graduate, white,
for operating room. PHYSICIANS'
HOSPITAL INC, Warrenton Va.
OFFICE SUPERVISORS TRATNEE,
between ages 25 and 50, experience
required. Must have knowledge of
opportunity for advancement. Many
benefits, including 5-day week. pen
sion plan, group and disqualification
HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INsUR-
ANCE CO, 1877 De Sales st. NV
SALESGIRL. experienced only In
phonograph dept. See MRS.
GREENE, 1880 G st, NV. No phone
calls. -2S
exper. for ladies' ready
to wear speciality shop; good salary
plus comm. Perm. position. Apply
in person. MIILER'S FURS, 1891
@ st. NV. Us
Evening star., 1953-07-27

reg. Nd. Full or
part time: Good hours and pay.
I'd: Sc, 10. s-2974. 81
part time. alternate
evenings: $500 an hr. WESTERN
PHARMACY, 1855 35th st. NV.
PHARMACIST, reg. D. c., full or
part time, ewes. and week ends;
good pay; lge.. air-cond., progress
siye store. Call for appt. MR.. RAY
MAN, 70; 2-3030., -27
good pay. commission
no Sunday work; full time. POS
full-time; excellent
salary and working conditions.
EMPIRE PHARMACY, 1888 Conn
ave. NV. -29
PLASTERERS (2O), exper., white
coat mechanics only. Apt. project.
Georgia and Aspen st. NV, next tc
Walter Reed. al
PLUMBERS (2)-Exper., driv. permit,
local refers, top wages, 7-day wk.
RA. 3-0343 2Sn
Evening star., 1953-07-27
HELP--WoMEN

SALESLADY-Read and ac-
cessortes; accent on appearance and
personality. Experienced preferred,
Salary and commission. ADOR-
ABLE. 909 H st. ne. --2S
SALESLADIES, 25-45, white, full or
part time. for catering establishment.
Sale of bakery and candy. s days
incl. Sun. co. 5-1031, AVIGNONE-
FRERE. 80
SALESLADIES, ready-to-wear acces-
SorieS; experienced only; steady no.
Sition: salaries $50 per week. Apply
101S Conn. ave. 80
SECRETARY administrative in re-
search organization. College back
ground. Minimum 1-yr. StenoeraphiC
exper. Age 24-30. 5-day week,
Send resume of qualifications to
Box 1885, Washington s, D. C.
SECRETARY, for N. B. C. executive
Job available Sept. l. Under 80,
shorthand and previous experience
required. See Miss Ferguson, Ma
TIONAI, BROADCASTING CO. at
Suite 100-F, Sheraton Park Hotel
(WQrdpnan uofah
Evening star., 1953-07-27
SALES OPPORTUNITY

An old established firm has
opening in Washington office
Tor q high-grade salesman
with unusual qualifications,
II you are 1886. married,
own q car and have a proven
sales record you may be able
70 qualify. Call MR.. GREEN.
ST. 3-5323.
Evening star., 1953-07-27
AUTO INSPECTOR
AUTO MECHANICS (5)

] front-end man, l service salesman
paid holidays. disqualification, paid
vacations, cover-allS furnished. Guar
anteed salary, call Elk. 3-4S0O or see
Mr.. Leedy. shop foreman. at your
downtown Nash dealer. 18th and
NJ st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-07-27
SALES REPRESENTATIVES
DRUG SALES
OPENINGS IN:
ROANOKE, VA.
RICHMOND, VA.
ATLANTA, GA. (1a)
HnHKG
MEDICAL DETAIL

One of the country's outstandins
ethical pharmaceutical manufac.
turerS offers permanent oppor-
tunity to qualified men in sales DO.
Sltions in the aforementioned
areas. Starting basis will be: Sal.
ary, expenses, bonus and profit.
sharing plan. The successful appli.
of age, have at least 5 yrs. of col.
lege or the equivalent in scientific
training and previous successfu
sales experience. He must be able
to talk convincingly to members Of
the. medical profession. Extensive
training Is provided at company ex.
pense. Our local representative,
know Of this ad. Write in conf
dence, stating age, education, mari-
tai status. business experience, etc.
'pending personal interview. Ad.
dress:
DISTRICT SALES MANAGER,
P. o. 30S. ANNANDALE, VA.
Evening star., 1953-07-27
ADVISOR

Man between "a and 40 with nice
personality who likes to meet the
public, or with selling experience,
wanted by national concern to be
trained for managerial capacity
This is q splendid opportunity for
a lifetime career and establishment
Of your own business. Flexible hours
Car necessary for local driving. To
arrange for personal interview, cal
AID. 2-6445 between 4 and pm.
ask for MRS. BOYCE. 81
AIRCRAFT MECHANICS. See ado
under instruction column.
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTS SMAN
wanted for work in Norfolk, Va, inn
mediately. Apply to LUBLIN, Nc.
Gaughy q Assoc 1901 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1953-07-27
CLERK

For advertising research section of
leading national news magazine;
will work primarily with McBee card
system; previous experience with
system desirable but not necessary;
we will teach alert person.; some
bookkeeping or other record keeping
experience helpful; hunt and peck
typing" to make entries on cards;
years of age; air-conditioned bldg,
many company benefits. Call DI.
72900, Ext 263, between Q am
and 8 pm. Monday through Friday.
Evening star., 1953-07-27
SALES
MANAGER

For Washington Area, Man
we want must have the know
who and the know how" of
direct selling. be between 80
10, have a car, be interested
in building sales organization
and ambitious to enjoy the
dignity and prestige that comes
from selling the finest product
to the best class of people in
America today. In doing busi-
ness for over 100 years we
milton as the most unusual
and most understimated busi-
ness. Ours is q multi-million
dollar operation with one of
the most comprehensive and
complete training programs in
use anywhere. To the man
qualified for district manage
ment, average flve-figure an
nual earnings are assured.
Further promotions depending
upon ability and publications.
Our divisional managers in
1852 averaged in excess of
S24, 900. This may be a real
opportunity for you. For per-
Sonal interview phone Mr.. E.
w. Dempsey. general sales
ner. HU. 3-440O. on Monday
or Tuesday, or write Box
319-K. Star.
Evening star., 1953-07-27
.IANITOR

married man living with
wife, for modern apartment build
ing in Sc. Must know Stoker and
minor repairs. Excellent salary and
quarters. Apply $40 am. or 4-5
pm.
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT co.
1920 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-07-27

To come with me any 3 ewes. and
see more money made in 8 hours
than you can make in 40. Phone
JU. 6-136l. ask for employment
Evening star., 1953-07-27
CASHIER
CLERICAL
SILVER SPRING AREA

Permanent position with international
firm. Should have some knowledge
of PIX board, some tipping REQUIRED
ditioned office. Excel. chance for
advancement. For interview apply
S045 18th ST., Silver Spring, Md
Evening star., 1953-07-27

STOCK CLERK, retail tire store: good
salary and working conditions. BEN
HUNDLEY, 3446 14th st. NV.
STOCK CLERK, electric supplies and
appliances. Authorized for GI train
Ing. DAUBER'S, 1920 18th st. NV.
sTOCKROOM MAN; some experience
In auto parts helpful. Married. sober
ary commensurate with experience
and background. Write Box ok,
Star, giving details, references, and
salary requirements. -27
MACHINE OPERATOR
Are you looking to the present or
to the future? Are you planning to
be tab machine operator 10 years
from now, or even all your life? If
you are. we are not interested in
employing you. We are looking for
young man 20 to So who wants
to use his skill as tab machine
operator as stepping stone to an
administrative and later an exec
utive position in large corporation.
He should preferably be married,
have 2 years or more Of college. re-
year, have experience In the oper-
alton and wiring of all IBM equip
ment. including the 4O2 and 403
and have the ability to supervise
people. II you can qualify and are
looking for job with future and
good starting salary, we are inter-
of this ad. All replies confidential
and no contact will be made with
your present employer without your
consent. Box 201-K, Star. rs
Evening star., 1953-07-27
JUNIOR CLERK

Young girl, 17-19 yrs. of age. for
permanent position in our account
ing dept; no tipping necessary: 81
day, 4O-hr. week; if under 1S. bring
birth certificate. Apply personnel
Room 605, open weekdays 5000
and Sat. 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna, Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-07-27

CLERKS, white. Must be 1853 grad.
uates of senior high school, able
to move quickly between files and
phones, and not smoke. Large pri-
vate office. Salary to start. $50
month; 612-day week. Phone Ma
S-l11S, or
Evening star., 1953-07-27
HELP WOMEN tcont.)
BOOKKEEPER

Experienced in double entry and Il
nanctal statements; typing essen
tial; few days a month; Silver
Spring Office; age 1856; good salary
Box 16S-K. Star. -2S
BOOKKEEPER-ASSISTANT
Experienced in double entry; excel
lent working conditions: religious
organization: 35-hr. wk. Gp. Hos
BILLY GRAHAM EVANGELISTIC
FILMS, 2627 Conn. ave. NV. -2S
Evening star., 1953-07-27

LITHO PREssMAN for new 21x2s
Harris; must be experienced In
quality work; top pay, company paid
disqualification and life insurance.
Phi. NO. 7-1652 for appt. -2S
LITHO STRIPPER, must be expert
enced in quality work; TOD pay
company paid disqualification and
life insurance. Phi. NO. 7-1652 fol
appointment. -2S
Evening star., 1953-07-27
CLERK -TYPIST
THE EVENING STAR
Inn pa0na Aua At Wy

CLERK -TYPIST
Excellent opportunity for a capable
young lady with large, progressive
auto dealer: 5-day week; employe
benefits: modern building. Reply in
own handwriting, Box Box, Star.
Evening star., 1953-07-27
Chemists
Chemical Engineers
Mechanical Engineers

With Bachelors. Masters or
Doctors Degree. Research and
DEVELOPMENT Work. Labora-
tory and Plant Located in
Eastern Virginia. National
Company of Outstanding Rep
utation. State Qualities ations,
Experience and References in
Letter. All Replies Strictly
CONFIDENTIAL. Write BOX ll2-K,
Star.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
President to-Aifend
Fathers Day Service
With Police Group

President Eisenhower will at
tend the annual Fathers Day
church service and breakfast of
the Police Protestant Associa-
ton on Sunday, it was disclosed
yesterday.
The service will be at 8 am.
in the Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church at Nebraska
and New Mexico avenues NV.
It will be followed by a break
fast in Mary Graydon Hall on
the American University campus.
A procession to the church will
be led by Police Chief Robert v.
Murray and Fire Chief Millard
F. Sutton, who is expected to at
tend in a wheel chair. The fire
chief is recovering from injuries
suffered in an explosion at a
fire at Tenth and H streets NE.
in January.
The Rev. Wirl Kester will es-
cort the President into the
church. The Rev. Edward G..
Latch, pastor of the church. will
escort the President to his auto
mobile after the services.
Senator Carlson. Republican,
of Kansas, will be principal
speaker at the breakfast. Among
the guests will be Inspector Mark
Raspberry of the Park Police,
and Secret Service Chief U. E.
Baughman.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Saints and Sinners
Elect z From D. 6.

Two Washington men have
been elected to national Offices
at the annual Circus Saints and
Sinners convention in Atlantic
City this week.
Elected national vice presi-
dent of the fun club was Harold
r. Robinson, president of the To-
cal P. T. Barnum Tent. John F..
Schlotterbeck, secretary of the
local organization. was named
regional director Of the national
group,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-03
Nine Bluffton College Freshmen Get
First State, Teacher Trainee Checks

be allocated amqhg the SS counties
by the state superintendent of public
instruction, with not less than three
scholarships gong to each county.
Four counties Fere not represented
in the initial distribution since coun-
ty superintendents reported no ap-
plicant for tie loan. They were
Monroe, Ottawa, Van Vert and
Wood counties
Selection of the high school grad
uates for the scholarships was made
in the counties by committee COM
posed of the county superintendent
of schools, one city or exempted
village high school principal, one
elementary principal, and one city
or exempted village classroom teach
er. Gerhard Buhler, Bluffton high
school principal, vas named to the
Allen county conInittee.
Money advanced to the freshmen
in the program becomes a gift if
they remain to teach in Ohio follow
ing Ntheir graduation. If they do
not choose to teach in the state after
receiving their degree, the money
must be returnsd as loan.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-03

Nine freshmen students at Bluff
ton college We're among s76 in the
checks issued by the state from its
newly established scholarship funds
for teacher trainees.
The initial distribution amounted
to s8S,0s2, according to James A.
Rhodes, state auditor.
Under an appropriation made by
the last session of the State Legis-
lature, scholarships UP to $500 per
year are granted to future teachers.
Purpose of tbs fund is to encourage
students totenter the field of educa-
Iti tb-feliee the current critical
shbrtage of teachers.
The bill provides that scholarships
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-03
Name Bhffton Men
Deputy Sheriff

A Bluffton man and Lafayette
man were named as deputies on
Sheriff Clay T. Cotterman's staff
during the past week. The new Off
GERS, who have been serving as spec
iaf deputies, are James Hicks, 20,
Bluffton, and Frank E. Magaw, 26,
Lafayette.
The appointments were made to
fill vacancies csused by the resigna-
tions of Richard Newland and George
Terhark.
Mr.. Hicks isfmarried to the former
June Sechler, and lives in the Pine
Hotel apartments. He served with
the U. S. NavyAfor several months in
1943 before receiving a medical dis
charge because Of a knee injury. Be-
fore taking his county office, Hicks
was salesman.
The Lafayette officer is veteran
of Army service from 1916 to 1949.
He has also served as marshall of
Lafayette since Jan. /, 1851, and has
been special deputy sheriff since
Feb. 10.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-03
THURSDAY, DEC. 8, 1853
Christmas Banquet, Play, Carol Sing
On Student Program For December II

AS highlight Of the pre-holiday
season preceding thf vacation period,
students of Bluff ton College are
planning a trio df events for the
evening of Thursday, December II,
which will begin with a formal
Christmas banquet, include the pre-
sentation of a play, FThe Beloved
Exile" and be climaxa with late
evening Carol Sing throughout the
community.
The banquet is be- hg planned by
the three college Go8el Teams, and
the play will be stat Jed in the First
Mennonite church with a student
cast under the objection of Dale
Dickey, speech Instructor.
The one-act play by Emma Moody
Powell is basically the story of the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-03
Bluffton dhapteA Ws
Elects NetU OffideFsA.

At recent election of offfeers of
the Bluffton Chapter, No. $50, Order
of Eastern Star, Mrs. Hiram H.
Huser was elected matron and her
husband patron of the chapter.
Others who will be installed as
elective officers include Mrs. Clayton
Harkness, associate matron, and her
husband as associate patron; Effie
Herring, secretary; Louella Stauffer,
treasurer; Wava Amstutz, conduct
ress, and Mabel Minck, associate
conductress. Edgar Cook will serve
as a trustee for a. three-year period.
FARM PRODUCTION in 1854 may
decline two or three per cent from
the present level, according to Ohio
agricultural economists.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-03
Minor Parts May
Delay BegianlhglOf
Sewage freadpeht

H& eSly AnRedember Buttons
new sewage treatment plant will be
placed in operation largely may de-
pend on the delivery status of few
minor pieces of equipment which
have not yet been received, it was
indicated this week.
For the most part, the new treat
ment plant is ready to go, and in
fact sewage has been pumped
through it without any processing
involved, as a test of pumping oper-
ations, it has been reported by
Mayor Wilbur A. Howe.
Intercepting sewer digging also
may be completed soon, perhaps not
SO much due to running out of work
as because funds are insufficient to
complete all phases of sewer con-
struction.
So far, council has been unable to
find any answer to the dilemma
presented by the fact that after the
$5s0,0OO sewer system fund is ex-
hausted, the town will be about
$4,000 short of having enough
money to put in all the sewers
required.
Work on the towns new sewage
disposal system was started about
Is months ago, and the program has
been the largest municipal construc-
tion project in Bluffton history.