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Evening star., 1953-03-19
AUTO SALESMAN

We have an opening for a .top-notch
used-car man on q newly opened
lot. Must be a high caliber sales
man who is willing to work. This
is q perm. position CARRYING one
yet introduced in the used-car
field. Unless you. are q hustler
with plenty Of ambition with very
little lead, please do not apply.
Men living or now employed in
Bethesda, Md, preferable. but not
REQUIRED, Phone for appt. Ask
INC. 7401 Wisconsin ave-. OIL.
4-S416. -21
AUTO SALESMEN, exper.. with local
SoE fCSloginE and refs to pd Join saa1 ests6
ship; selling new Ford cars and
trucks. Only those willing to work
hard to earn big money need apply.
Demo. furnished. Excellent oppor-
tunity to continue career in top
hrSeket INCOME, See Mr. Nj; Shaw.
West HWY Silver SDrinR Md.
Evening star., 1953-03-19
HElp---MEN

JANITOR. eolored man and wife:
full time; exper. for apt. bldg. In
Va. references; good salary and
quarters. OV. 3-62S9. --22
general maintenance; $15O and apt.
no children. OV. 3.2307. 30
Evening star., 1953-03-19
AUTO SERVICE
SALESMAN

IS TO As, must have neat appearance,
customers; capable Of writing col
lision repair estimates. diagnosing
mechanical trouble and performing
general duties of a service salesman:
prefer General Motors experience but
not necessary; excel. salary plus
commission, 5-day week and usual
employe benefits. See Mr.. Barham.
COAST-IN PONTIAC CO.
&07 Florida ave. ne. Ii. 5000
Evening star., 1953-03-19
YOUNG MAN
AGE Is TO 40

Permanent position available for
energetic man as assistant to man
ager of several hotel cigar and
newsstands; must be honest and
completely dependable; experience
not necessary as we will train you.
aeS an person a obb9 % MH Of WaTdmaS
Park Hotel. between 500 am. and
1880 am. or Q pm. and 4:30 pm.
No phone calls.
Evening star., 1953-03-19

When answeSin0 advertisement
addressed to Star boSeS, do. NOT
tncloSe ORIGINAL references. photo.
graphs or other materials OF per.
SonGl Udlte. Copies serpe the pEr.
pose and originals mag Get lost.
Evening star., 1953-03-19

- A4A II 41AN44NS ~ l. 444b
11O1 Pa. Ave. NV.
MOVING MANAGER AND ESTIMA-
TORi capable of taking full charge.
distance furniture moving. iE Give fuii
details in reply to Box i1e-c. star.
OFF-BEARERS - Q experienced OIL
bearers for cinder block making ma
chimes. Steady work. insurance bene-
ed aaS aSps RaS Mr. TheR
ART STONE CO., 47O1 R. I. ave-,
Hyattsville, Md. (near MelroSe rail-
OPERATOR. for duplicating machines;
experience required; age 25-4O; an.
$4,000, more If training and ex-
perience warrant 1t; opportunity to
advance; many employe benefits.
Give full Information. training, ex-
taeh s1 a ssnn small recent photograph ! BOX
(3,. Call JU. 9-4771
PAiSTER, atfSr siS' white. for large apartment
building. Must be. reliable, sober
and have good references. Apply
CHEF ENGINEE. $500 Quebec st.
PANTRY MAN. experienced; to work
night hours. 5 to /: top pay; good
working conditions and meals. Apply
FLAGSHIP RESTAURANT, 18th and
Maine ave. s.w. 81
young, aggressive man
with merchandising experience for
downtown drug store. Lucrative po-
sition for top man. Call MA. 8-3491
for appointment. -22
downtown store; very
active. and well merchandiSed; need
capable man; good salary and
hours Box 357-C, Star. 10
PHARMACIST-WiH pay top salary
to top man. Open to discussion.
PENN DRUG. 18th and e st. NV.
PHorosTAT OPERATOR. exper.
Bldg. Ma. S-8911. --25
PLASTERERS. white mechanics.
Webster 5-6211. al
Evening star., 1953-03-19
Machine Bookkeeper

MARKER, must be experienced on
electric marking machine. Apply
CAPITAL LAUNDRY. 10 L st. s.w.
MOTEL. WORK. / or 2 girls, mother
and daughter. or couple to help
operate motel: experience not re-
quired; give age. education and SAL
ary expected. Box 202-C Starr
NURSE, practical, middle-aged. to
care for invalid, Ink live in nice
10 io anu 1oo"' w. $4,000 -Sa sef
oFFiCE CLERK, part time, light
duties; white age 25 to 30: 2 to 8
OFFICE WORKER, young, nice ap-
pearance, good typist, to meet pub
lie; some clerical work; good salary,
permanent. Apply Mr.. Waters,
D. J. KAUFMAN, INC, 1905 Pa.
oPEsRAHTiSoiR FOR PIX Pleasant
working conds.; hrs, z am. to 3
pm. Apply manager, EBBITT HO-
TEL. 10th and H SITS. NV. "a
Evening star., 1953-03-19
YOUNG MAN

TO e earn 5000 year ,,.;.,E s;Sntacsting Ct g
after Q weeks training with pay.
Work with mgr. Age 1924. with
little or no selling exper. pref. We
give you q complete training course.
High school grad and have use Of
car. Apply 1918 M st. NV. 10-2.
Evening star., 1953-03-19
FOOD PLAN SALESMAN

We need several clean-cut
saleS-minded men to serve as
representatives OF the most
liberal food program In Wash; ash
processing plant and are Of
fering the public the highest
quality food at the lowest
prices in the country. Our
program is 2nd to none and
has been established with the
greatest possible regard for
our clientele. We will properly
train you and show you how
to make big money-and fast.
See Mr.. Daugherty Thurs. or
Fri. at 9 am, FROZEN FOOD
SERVICES, INC, 516 H st.
me-, Ii. 1895.
Evening star., 1953-03-19
SALESMAN

Of nationally advertised.
top quality food product has open
ing for salesman in Washington
area. To the successful applicant,
this position represents the oppor-
tunity to build q secure and re-
warding sales career with Q ma
tional concern that has q back
ress. If you are looking for such
/, position and are q to 32 years
own car in good condidtion and are
vii willing to travel. then then We ,o viii ,oe be
experience desirable but not essen
tial. In addition to providing genu-
ment,. we offer . good starting SAL
ary, liberal car allowance and ex.
insurance, q thorough training pro-
gram and friendly, helpful supsryi.
'arranged with qualified men. Write
to Box 293-C. Star. giving age. ad;;
particulars as to education, ex-
perience and other qualifications.
Evening star., 1953-03-19

HOUSEWIVES, white. 20 70 IS, for
outside survey work IN D. G. and
vicinity. Hours. o-1. Give home
addfess; seiepnone number. Write
Evening star., 1953-03-19
PLATE CARRIER

The Star has an opening in the
preSsroom that offers an opportunity
for advancement. The applicant
Of age S,nd Of heavy SaoG build and i
be able to pass q physical exam.
Apply Personnel. Room sos. Open
S:3O-5 weekdays and 0-1 on Sat-
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Pa. Ave. NV.
PLUMBING ESTIMATOR with sales
ability; good oppor. Apply THOMAS
e. CLARK, INC, 4434 Conn. ave.
PLUMBER. experienced in repairs and
TTemodeling, for well established
Year-sround work with many paid
JOHN JI &. WEssTER 'sSS."iiSc q SONS. Inc.
lest; 1919. 627 F st. NV, ST g.
PORTER. colored, man. Apply $3.50
RANT. RA. 6.9s30. ~S1
PORTER, full time: excel. pay: Md.
drivers license. WHEATON, PHARM..
1140l Ga. ave.. 10. $4,000. -25.
part time; hours can be
sEErranngsd: era SOc hr; Apply LYNNs.
PoRTERs - Military District Of
Washington Exchange Service. Ap-
Ply Bldg: S1S. North Post. Fort
roKkTEsR-DfsHwAsHER, akfTs EafiA day wF.; VIZ cd.
hrs. and pay, meals; honest, reliable;
refs. oU1GLEY's, 21st and G NV.
PRESS HELPER, Job presses: small
amount hand feeding necessary;
sss' va BkkH 81 fipf pkGs5 r. e's 5is sse'SaH7i
PTSSEsisssEiSE. TSsi SER WOOL, mus. be ezpe-;
rienced, dependable. sober; good
Bay; aEzs steady tSD' sATIcR A5gly REVEsshY sS1
pnone Ms veFRon TRe neaszzss,a. aszzs,a Alex Va. .fs q
PRESsER, eSper.: steady Job; sober.
experienced; permanent
job; sober man; to begin work at
once. HARRYs VALET. 1747 F st.
PRESsER, all-'round; 5-day wk. AN
NANDALE CLEANERS. JE. 2-72I6.
MEN. experienced. Re-
Sal fsiyeEs win teach Free sroap f
Apply once, sHfRfEY FOOD
STORES 4os Swami ave. Alex Va.
REAL ESTATE OFFICE. well estab-
lished, wants mechanically inclined
man to supervise general operations
Of apt. buildings: experience in
Call MRS. SIMON at EN-. 2-90O0I
for appointment. 30
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, prefer
ably experienced; excellent opening
for Q men. Abundance Of axcellent
properties. well financed for spring
sales. Aggressive with contacts and
q car q must. Kindly call Mrs
& Co. ST. 3-O55O.
Evening star., 1953-03-19
SALESGIRLS (2)
Regular work, Good
salary and commission.
FORSYTHE SHOE co.
1928 + st. NV.

SALESLADY, experienced only In
oS fdyi rood Ssads ssafy S xp1y ssfadg pest
323l So; Capitol ST., 10. 3.4ll9.
learn surgical hitting business; exper.
not necessary. ma. S-2329. 30
SALESLADY. white. experienced, for
bakery and confectionery: full or
part time: excellent working condi-
tons: good salary. AV1GNONE
FE66ERES, ll777 Columbia I'd. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in selling
required. Apply in person. THE
blyd- College Park. Md. 30
sAdEsLADX a,its Hnn,E ,sxpeT; T.5SG fSr coats ad
SHOP. 4901 Annapolis rd., Bladens-
bErg, Md. AP. 7-I331. -21
Evening star., 1953-03-19
SALESLADY

Opening for top-notch, exper., ready
,to-wear saleslady. Enjoy selling
quality fashion merchandise. Excel.
oppor. for high earnings; liberal
discounts on purchases, paid Vaca-
tionS and usual company benefits.
Apply Mr.. Rimbey. THE YOUNG
MEMS SHOP, n. Highland and Fair
fax dr., Arl., Va. --I0
Evening star., 1953-03-19
REAL ESTATE

IEA1 Eo I "A ! p
SALESMEN- N-AUCTIONEERS
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. Three Of
the hottest subdivisions in the coun-
try; full advantage Of the famed
multiple listing system; large land
gives US future potentialities for
land auctions in Georgia and the
Carolinas for which we will train
you. Call Lisle Kendall, Oh 1855,
Ju. 9-1O27. D. LLOYD MORRIS
CO., REALTORS. I'll
REAL ESTATE SALESAfEN. full or
Best co.operation. AD. 2-O636.
Evening star., 1953-03-19
HELP-MEN
Real Estate Salesman

experience and q proven sales rec
rod specializing in the sale of NV,
Chevy Chase and nearby Md. prop
critics. Earnings in keeping with
ability. Ample advertising, listing,
DICK WRIGHT, 5O2I wis. ave. NV,
weekdays and Sat. @ to &
Evening star., 1953-03-19
LAND SAT.ESMEN

Need top-flight men. experienced in
home site sale, to sell outstanding
DEVELOPMENT located within 2 miles
Of White House; most picturesque
and unique lake community ever
offered to Washington public; best
deal in the Wsshington area. sales
,,a,. men viii be backed by extensive
Come in for interview tomorrow be-
tween 10 and 12 am, Suite 3l2,
I'll 14th st. NV. or phone ST.
3-6151 for appointment. 10
LAUND SUPERINTENDENT
(white). with some knowledge Of
GOOD refs. RICHMOND STEAM
LAUNDRY. Richmond. Va. Call
LIQUOR STORE CLERK, white, part
time. evenings: experience and refs.
LTSboR TeH so1 sToRa SG6IG; ssaTi GIERK. -2l q
ewes. wkly. Experience and refer
ences necessary. Cali MR.. ARoN.
LHMBsR GHi sE0DS; AND MrLLwoRK TSS EsSTr.
MATOR and material take-on man,
for stock and special millwork;
must be experienced in lumber and
millWork; good opportunity with
mhfhwoRg smfn oGRspvins h cq%paREi qnmRER AHGo eG
RS. Esnntnf 4nfsJSs!, g, and Mimi ave: go g.
1st CLASS
Prefer Job shop exper.; permanent
STONE STRAW CORP.
300 Franklin st. NE.
Evening star., 1953-03-19
YOUNG MAN

Some automobile conditional sales
experience necessary. Also account
ing and typing ability preferred,
but not essential, we have Q splen-
did opportunity for q young man
seeking q future with rapid adj
vancement in both salary and posi-
ton, must be able to get along with
the public with whom you will deal:
paid winter and summer vacation.
pany benefits; If you are an ambiti-
Gus individual and have the above
qualities call NE. 5000 for ap-
pointment. MIR. RUBY. PA
Evening star., 1953-03-19
YOUNG MEN

1886. pleasant outdoor
our men average S6O-S75
Wkly. Apply Rm. 701, 1928
Vermont ave. NV, $3.50 am.
weekdays. -l9
Evening star., 1953-03-19

HAT CHECK GIRLS-Part time: ex-
peIience preferred, See NJ. Nor;
HEAD MAID, white. for modern ZOO
ment; excellent salary; Quarters on
premises or nearby APARTMENT. Call
HO. 2:91O0. Box s206-C, Star. -22
HOSTESS, experienced, should be able
70 type; good working conditions
OF 4k,;7ygsoo, 437goo, ALLIsoNs LITTLE
Evening star., 1953-03-19
MESSENGERS

Young boys. 1919 yrs. Of age, neat
IN appearance. and courteous. for
ing service dept; 5-day, 4O-hr. week.
If under Is, bring birth certificate.
Apply Personnel, Room sos; open
weekdays, 5000, and Sat-, 9-1.
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1953-03-19
EXECUTIVE
TRAINEE

Local expansion program
has created the need for
selected will be thoroughly
trained in all phases Of the
business and should be able to
assume the responsibility Of
branch managers positions in
thee years. The basic train
ing program involves credit
investigation and accounts ad-
justment work. Generous car
allowance.
Merit salary increases while
in training, all modern EN-.
ploye benefits.
Evening star., 1953-03-19

CARPENTERS. experienced only. APP
ply Williamsburg blvd. and North
Little Falls rd.. Arlington, Va.
CARPENTER, yard forman; 51a-day
week; salary, insurance and profit
participation; steady worker only.
2406 Duke st., Alex. TIE. 6-4143.
go
CARPENTERS, exper. remodeling;
must have transp. am. to 10 am.
Thurs. HA. 2-S9S5.
CLERK - For Kosher delicatessen,
must be experienced. Apply in per-
ave. NV. -21
Evening star., 1953-03-19

906-9OS 9TH st. NV. -19
statesmen (2); appliance and retail;
salary and commission. Apply
WESTERN AUTO. 2909 Wilson blvd.
Arlington, Va. %
Statesmen, to sell hottest car on
American road. Exper. and local
following necessary; demo. fur
nished. You may have to work
hard and pay q big income tax but
earnings are far above average. See
Mr; shaw. MONROE FORD CO.,
1897 East-West hwy, Silver Spring.
statesmen, 4 or 8 men to sell
upholstering and slip covers eve
nings: this will not interfere with
your regular. daytime job: II you
have sold before you need no train.
ing; you, will be paid above average
commission weekly; we furnish you
with well qualified appointments
made by our Office. Call RE. 7-1210.
8 to 5. go
Statesmen, colored: full or part
time; furniture appliance store
needs two men with direct selling
ability. II qualified earn 500 or
more weekly. ENBEE. 1016 9TH n w
Evening star., 1953-03-19
Real Estate Salesman

For Falls Church realtors ofice.
carrying q sales staff of 9. Open
ing for experienced man. Once
pays 20r6 OF total sales commission
on listings. 40f6 Of total sales COM
mission on sales. Plenty of floor
time. advertising and prospects.
Call Mr.. Wagner, sales manager,
ARFAX REALTY, JE. 2-1450.
Evening star., 1953-03-19
FOOD CHECKER

Restaurant. experience necessary. ref
cond. Apply 8 to II am. or 3 to
4:30 pm. FAN AND BILLS, 1882
Connecticut ave. Elk. 3-3411. PA
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white; must be
experienced; live In Falls Church
area; RUST MANOR PHARMACY,
GIRL, experienced only,
to operate fountain in neighborhood
drugstore. Day hours only. Good
salary, pleasant SURROUNDINGS.
HAMILTON DRUGS. 3Sth and Ham
ilton, Hyattsville, Nd. WA. 7-0001.
Evening star., 1953-03-19

CLERK-TYPIST
Not over 35. A large real estate and
mortgage loan firm; permanent po-
many employe benefits; excel. oppor.
for advancement. WEAVER BROS,
INC. Call Mr.. Allnutt. DI. 7-83O0.
Evening star., 1953-03-19
Statesmen

0ALEOMEN
Amazing new type awning, will sell
on sight; sales hot product, Protexa-
Wall, plastic spray covering for
homes; beautiful new world famous
storm, windows, now can all be sold
f;lnity; check this against your
present connections. Get on the band
wagon ct AMCO,, See Bob Beatty,
1912 NJ gt. NV, MA. S.424O. -21
Evening star., 1953-03-19
HOSTESS

ONE-O AMI Pm.
oNE-5:30 P.M.-2 AN. NV, b. c.
Permanent. salary based ON expert
ence; meals and hostess dresses fur
nished; paid vacations. paid sick
ton, employe purchase discounts.
APPLY HOT SHOPPES
Room 200. 1341 @ st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-03-19
YOIING MAN

To start as file clerk, but looking for
opportunity to rise above clerical
brackets. See Mrs. Cassidy.
Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co.
1000 Vermont Ave. NV. -l9
Evening star., 1953-03-19
HOSTESS

Richmond, Virginia
finest and newest restaurant estab-
ilshment: excellent working condi-
tons; good pay plus meals and
vacation. paid sick leave, group ms.
hospitalisation, emDloye purchase
APPLY HOT SHOPPES
Room 200. 1341 q ct. NV.
Evening star., 1953-03-19
HAIR DRESSER

Male or female; interviewing for ex-
elusive salon in Georgetown. Call
OV. 3-1004. ewes. for appointment.
Evening star., 1953-01-11
BY LOUIS BERG

suit the starlets' lack of experience; and moth
ing can ruin career more than a series of
innocuous and colorless roles. The starlets
would be better off with lesser billing and
with such juicy bit parts as introduced Lana
Turner and Marilyn Monroe to the screen.
With these reservations, we plunge boldly
into our predictions. Watch these girls shine
- that is, if they live and nothing happens,
as we used to say in the South.
Julia Adams - The girl on the cover.
Fresh, unspoiled but wise beyond her years.
If Hollywood ever dropped her, she'd WOW
them on TV. Watch for her in Mississippi
Gambler" -a confusing role, but her pleas
ing personality triumphs over it. I'm writing
more about her next week.
Phyllis Kirk - Dropped by M-G-M, but
picked up by Warner Brothers in hurry.
don't see how she can miss.
Beta g. yohn of starlet age, she
made her mark on Broadway, as the little
Tonkinese maid in South Pacific" She has
achoice part in M-G-M' s forthcoming Dream
Wife," opposite Cary Grant.
Terry Naoose - Has many of the dra-
matte attributes that distinguish Marilyn
Monroe and reputation for whackiness that
will not hurt her any. She clicked in Come
Back, Little Sheba," and recently made The
Man on the Tightrope" overseas.
Marjorie Steele - She has the handi-
cap Il suppose you can call it that of
being married to a multimillionaire O1unt-
ington Hartford) who has devoted himself to
furthering her dual career as an actress and a
painter of promise. Seriously, she may be
getting too much help. but we believe she is
modest enough and talented enough to over
come this handicap" She's co-starred in
Face to Face" It highly interesting picture
produced by her husband. It's dual fea-
tme, Joseph Conrad and Stephen Crane, and
she's in the better one of the two - the highly
amusing "The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky"
Charlotte Austin - Because she's quietly
witty and astonishingly level-headed -
she's 80 soft-spoken and unassuming that it
comes as shock pheasant one) to discover
that she's gorgeous in a bathing suit. Her last
Evening star., 1953-01-11

NTorHING is safer in the field of journalism
l. Y than long grange representation. If you
happen to guess right. you can brag about it
to your readers - ''as exclusively predicted
by me on such-and-such date" If you guess
wrong, you keep quiet, of course, in the hope
that your readers will have forgotten - which
is pretty likely.
For two years in row managed to call the
turn on the Oscar winners in Hollywood. The
third year had no occasion to write about
the Academy Awards, which was just as well
because would have been all wrong.
Also was lucky in my early enthusiasms
for some of the young players - Elizabeth
Taylor, Pier Angel, Jean Simmons, Debbie
Reynolds, Deborah Kerr, Debra Paget Il
played the "Debbies" on hunch bet). You
will observe that say nothing about those of
my selections whose options were dropped.
AND 50 my reputation as picker of winners
stayed intact. On the strength of it, have
been assigned to pick some possible stars of
IOAfolIOW AOlI oOOdy p4OllllSulG SlAlctS.
intend to hedge like crazy!
For this has been cold year for budding
movie actresses. More options dropped, more
hopes blighted than ever remember M-G-M.
studio of stars, has virtually abandoned its
whole stable of newcomers - too expensive.
One of the most ambitious projects for devel-
oping young talent was at Paramount, where
an extensive training course for contract
players blossomed into the much publicized
Golden Circle. The Golden Circle has been
abandoned. and most of the players in it, the
elite among the starlets, have been let 60.
But what few surviving starlets there are
seem to be profting by the purge They no
longer have to wait their turn Little $25O-a-
week contract players, fresh out of training
school, are plunged into feminine leads oppo-
site such famous stars as Robert Taylor. Greg
ory Peck, Kirk Douglas. The studio saves the
money it would have to pay for the topflight
actresses, and it looks like quick break for
the girls involved; they get the leads that their
predecessors had to wait years for.
But the golden opportunity turns out to be
gold-plated. The parts are written down to
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-23
Rev. Mumma Leaves
Canadian PastOrate

The Rev. and Mrs. r. E. Mumma,
natives of Bluffton who have been
making their home in st. Laurent,
Quebec, Canada, where Rev. Mumma
founded the Presbyterian church of
that city, were recently honored at
farewell dinner honoring them for
their work in the community. The
Mummas are leaving shortly to re-
turn to the United States.
Various dignitaries of the church
and community paid tribute to the
departing minister and silver tea
service was presented the couple on
behalf of the congregation.
The former Bluffton man, gradu-
ate of the local high school and of
Bluffton college, is being succeeded
by the Rev. E. A. Beggs, who came
to St. Laurent from Ireland.
Rev. Mr.. Mumma is also a gradu-
ate of the Chicago Theological Sem
mary and for a time was a profess
sor at McGill. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Mumma. His wife is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. F.
Nonnamaker.
They are planning to make their
home in Pleasant Valley, N. Y,
where Rev. Mr.. Mumma will be
pastor of the Presbyterian church
there and work on his doctors degree
at nearby Columbia university.
Ohio's early lamb crop will be about
% percent larger than it was in 1852.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-23
Mennonite Refugee
Problem Subject
Of 13-Church Meet

c. F. Klassen, member of the
Mennonite Central Committee and
General Director of the Refugee
Program of the M. c. c., will speak
at a union meeting of thirteen Men,
MONTE churches of the Bluffton-
Pandora Lima Elida area at the st.
John Mennonite Church at p. m.
Tuesday, April 28.
Mr.. Klassen, who has been active
for the past 25 years in refugee re-
settlement work, will describe In his
address how 600 Mennonite refugees
have been resettled under M. c. c.
auspices in new homes in Western
Germany. He will also present the
unfinished task projected by the Men
nonite Central Committee of finding
homes for approximately 5000 addi-
tional refugee Mennonites scattered
over Western Germany.
A mems quartet from the Salem
Mennonite Church, Elida, will pre-
sent special music for the occasion.
Ministers from the several Mennonite
churches of the area are sharing in
the various parts of this Tuesday
evening union meeting. An offering
for the resettlement program will be
received.
This address in the Bluffton-Pan-
dora community is one of % Mr.
Klassen is making in major Men
MONTE communities in the United
States and Canada during April and
May. His home is Abbotsford,
British Columbia. He is a member
of the Mennonite Brethren Church,
one of the constituent bodies repre-
sented in. the Mennonite Central
Committee.
Since the end of World War II
Mr.. Klassen has spent virtually all
of his time in Europe directing refu-
gee movements and resettlement op-
erations. He has been the key figure
in the settlement of more than 10,-
900 Mennonite refugees in South
America, Canada, and the United
States since 1916.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-23
Industrial Expansion
GROUP Seeks Members

Stepping up its drive for addition
al members, the board of directors of
the Bluffton Industrial Expansion
Co., set goal of $4,000 for the sale
of membership certificates before its
next meeting in May.
Funds raised by the sale of GER
tificates in the organization are to
be set aside for use in attracting ad-
ditional manufacturing plants to the
community when occasion arises. The
fund is earmarked for investment
only and is not to be used to defray
current expenses.
A committee of the board is pres
emily listing potential sites with fu-
ture industrial development possibili-
ties.