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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ANACOsTIA. near 18th and Que SITS.
SEE rooms. 2 tiled baths; ar
ranged for / or 2 families: recrea-
$13.950. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
1875 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-S4OO.
ANACosTHfA. near 10th and MINI.
sve.-Brick row. 5 rooms. 2 large
bedrooms. enclosed porches. gas
h;-w:h., built-in garage; Q bargain
Sl1,5OO. HARTMAN REALTY, INC.
I345 Good Hope I'd. s.e.. LU. f.
3400; LU. 4-39S2.
CAPITOL HILL-1st commercial
Large store LIST 1oor. 3 rms, 2
= baths, Oil auto. heat, full cellar to
wide alley Offers received to settle
estate. Contact BOB, 1917 Princess
Anne st., Fredericksburg. Va. 10"
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 27O9 Nichols
ave, 1st commercial-24-f front
corner brick. 8 rooms. 2 baths; can
be used for residence and business;
$I4 500. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
$40 Good e Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-34O0.
coNGRESs HEIGHTS Fine det.
frame on 100-ft. lot. bedrms.. IA
baths. 2-car garage: priced to sell.
20. 2-O401. ewes. 10. S.6141.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
Bethesda, $4,000 Cash

OPEN 1-DARK
A unique mod. Cape Cod; 2 fine
bedrms.. bath, liv. rm. with firepl.,
lge. din. rm.. kit. stairway to Ind
Il partially finished for additional
bedrm. and stor. Screened porch,
workshop. Patio, barbecue, one OF
the prettiest houses in this excel
neighbour; $4,000. Ewes. LO. 5.
5O01. 9203 Lindale drive.
To Reach: Out Wisconsin ave, bear
left on Old GEORGETOWN rd. approx
2 mi. to Beech dr., left on Beech
DR.. to Lindale, right to 9203. EARL
T. WRIGHT, OIL. $4,000,
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HILLCREST

,127 Seth pl., near Alabama ave.
Open, 2 to pm. New. detached: :
center hall. 8 rooms: 5 double-size
bedrooms, . baths I'd floor: lst
floor. powder room. large living
room with fireplace. de luxe electric
kitchen, many other good features.
/ block to 86th pl. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC. l345 Good Hope I'd.
Sc LII 4-3AOn III. H-lA2A
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HOUSES FOR sAlE--s.E.
HILLCREST PROPER
OEE ALABAMA AVE. SEE

OET xAAazALzA2S41A 11VGs ksSs
A truly delightful det 2-bedrm. brick
home with full bsmt., front porch.
nice lot. Only 5 years old. Owner
bought other property. Any half
way reasonable offer considered.
The rsiFhberhcpd; hIs9 H.. as yoI know srd II
you object to that I'LL MOVE. Cali
Mr.. Kitchens. ATLAS REALTY CO.,
ST, 3.736S, 10
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-l4
DOLL HOUsE-S35O DOWN
Adorable 2-bedrm: bungalow with
tull TIE bsnnt.. glassed-in porch.
gas heat: near everything: peri.
$500 DOWN
Attractive 2-hedrm. rambler on huge
lot IN Qlenmont Village, with lge.
snsb1s airs'ts utility s Sss peri cSnd sse
and ins.: mr.. schools and bus.
81 900 DOWN
CUTE 2-bedrm;, bungalow: cabinet;
lined kit. full bsnt.. lovely fenced
yd., storm windows; mr.. schools and
bus ASSUME ss o5d 81 bowN lSoT
Three-bedrm. rambler and det. ga
rage in Silver Spring; elec. kit, easy
to care for: Anchor fenced lot: near
elementary school: monthly payment
sos. incl. taxes and insurance.
81 800, DOWN
aohd Fe RFlek M rm 1smHfF With in dnns RfT
area; full bsmt.. side porch, storm
windows. insulated. Assume AZ
loan: payments incl. taxes and ins,
owner transferred. Asking S14.500;
make an diIl ofysr; co,Nrps
home: full, din, rm;. lge. liv. rm
with tile H.; full bsnnt.. recr. rm.
fenced yd.; nr. everything; $S5 per
mo incl; taxes and insurance.
Charming det. brick Colonial: 9 lge
rms, pine-paneled recr. rm.; peri
cond.: storm windows. fenced and
shrubbed yd; A steal at S14.760;
Mks. HART, 10. 5-SSoo7
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
HUGHESVILLE. MD. Brick resi-
dence Quilt 194S1: excellent con-
dition: rooms. bath. basement
oil burner heat. fireplace; excellent
neishborhood; near school; l-acrs
BRYANToWN. MD.-soIid brick Co.
lonial Groom residence; full base
ment. :, baths. oil-burner steam
heat: handicapped lawn, garden: cor
ner lot; in desirable neighboE hood
26 miles Washington;. S12,500.
LA PLATA MD.-Oak ave, excel
lent neighborhood: s rooms, bath
Oil burner hot-water heat, electric
ity, town water. large porch; beau
t!ful trees; landscaped acre lot. gar
den: $4,000. terms.
La PLATA, MD.-Hawthorne drive
Excellent neighborhood. convenient
schools: 3 bedrooms. ceramic tile
bath. full basement, flreplaces. oil
burner hot-water heat hardwood
noors; town water; large shaded lot.
LEONARD SNYDER
lAN- nn.A
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cSNShtbsS STieE. bsmt!. SOFT. livldin sns. comS.
plastered walls, tile bath. Sacrifice
FOR quick sale BY OWNER. 10.
FOREST HEIGHTS, l Black Hawk sSs
room rambler. buiit-in sarase; large
HI2RTMaN IsRssTeMliaN i0t RESETY. HRfY9 Nc. 1$45 ia;
Good Hope I'd. Sc, Lu. 4-340o. Lo.
FORT DAVIS AREA - semidetached
3-bedrm. brick; modern kitchen and
bath bath; iTant fr es% pareS with cn Tss n een
ti0 Til 10 p p N. a'SiL ATLAS Ash REALTY GO.
|HILLCREsT-colonial brick. lge. lot.
SsfIaTs ScsI MR sfRsA RAhpfi sfss iS5s III sssS ave-
OPEN SUNDAY, 1903 41st sT.-4G
isnsed nst yard aeifc Low k Drice rerms ar.
ranged. Near. bus and SHOPPING,
Just OF Alabama ave. ROGER
MOSS. Ho; 2-6020; ewes. and SUM-
NEAR THi VrSsxsi CSSsRxI HILLS shopping center
NIP in P sns G. eel4 cad sGSsnssn SSnssoS S.d
rooms. expansion attic. full base
ment. built-in garage. gas heat,
Open 2 to 4 pm. Out Pa. ave. left
on Alabama ave and left on p3 South; h
SEA1TY. re- fys Pas H5Gss GOOD d4EaaAs Aeps a.
Sc. Lu. 4-3400. LU. 1876.
BY OWNER, SACRIFiCE-12-roon
3-bath. brick Cape Cod; corner. Call
MR.. FAIRFAX, JE. 3-2050. 10e
RIGHT BY CATHOLIC CHURCH AND
SCHOOL. 1000 3 st. s:e.-Assnme
full bsmt.. gas heat. Owner bought
other property: must sell. Call Mr..
Penland. ST. 3-736S; eves.. LU. g
1912. till 10 pm. ATLAS REALTY
WELL LOCATED semidet. brick tall.
heat fenced ICED yard. q The price fi;' is right
Terms can be arranged. Assume 4es
O. trust Bus and shopping nearby
ROGER MOSS. HO. 10000.
$3.50 Cash. $65.SS mo. incl. taxes
and ms; lovely 5.rm: semidet brick
front porch. Anchor fence; Sl0,500.
OFF ALABAMA AVE. S.E.-S12 $50
Will buy 6.room semidetacheo
bIlsk Ss home .. at 1919 EoEs sod PAYS I oo al
name Your 'cN own terms. Cali today:
WA. $4,000. til s pm. ROBERT
new BRICK RAMBLERs-GI ap-
PROVED ana tI1QeS tAkeus y peOIH Ills.
| full bsmts.. plaStered walls. Finest
buy on the market at Sl4. 500. See
our sign at 5401 Marlboro pike
| for further information or call
MAX MILLER. Ii. G-2100 or Ia
BRICK. e.bedrm.., semidet., front
| porch, full bsmt.,. outside entr.;
knotty pine recr. rm.: lge. yd.: storm
windows; l0-cu;ft.. ,2-dr. refgr in
mod kit; Venetian blinds: Sl3,:50-
OWNER LU: 4-37S2;
OPEN SUN, LIS - 223 Portland St.
Sc; 8 apis. duplex. near Boiling
Field: 2 apis. consist OF liv. rm., =
bedrmS.. kit. dining area each; >
rooms and kit. in bsmt. apt; nice
throughout; good income: new gas
heat: asking S19,500; terms. See
today: Hu. 1886. CHAPMAN
OPEN SUN, i-5-sO7 Chesapeake St.
Sc; duplex &C aptsD; owners apt,
liv. rm., bedrm.. all equip, modern
kit. with refg., range, elec. dish
washer, gar. disp.). recreation room.
modern bath; other apt,.- liv. rm..
bedrm., kit. and bath: gas heat: nice
yard; beautiful section, COW. 10
everything; only q mos. old; SIT $50;
terms; vacant. HU. 1886. CHAP
MAN REALTY CO.
COZY BUNGALOW, near Suitland: 6
rooms. bath, full bsmt.: oil heat.
water and sewer: large lot; $3.50:
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HILLC CREST
$17,500

Det. frame bungalow; 1st A.. large
liv. rm. with flrepl.. full-size din:
attic with 2 complete bedrms., gas
h.-w.h., full cellar, 2-car garage.
Lot 5Ox147. Convenient to schools.
transp. and shopping center. FRED.
ERICK A. BLUMER CO.. 617 Pa,
ave. Sc, Ii. 5-10SS: ewes. and
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LYNDALE

Five-rm. corner brick; lge. yd. Price
incl. lge. mod. refgr.. storm win
dows, screens. Venetian blinds.
knotty-pine rec. rm. st.. Xavier
Parish. Mr.. all conv. CAL Mr..
Meyer, LU. 1-1l57. F. e. MALCOLM,
Z "a lfnr La r-4nO1 IN
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brick rambler; bright kit. full
bsmt., partial rec. rm.. gas heat.
storm windows: less than S13, 900.
To inspect, call OIL. 2-41O4 or OIL.
Kinks REALTY CO., REALTORS
HO. 3-677S. 10
NEAR ST. CATHERINE CHURCH
Asssme han ss per o fui ncdns nayasle taxes
and insurance. A clean. 6-rm. home;
din. rm.. full bsmt.. gas heat: quick
possession To inspect. call OIL.
kiRKs dIeks4 SEAq+y ST Fl; 4,SSoe' GS REALTORS
Non -GI opportunity. 2-bedrm. semi:
Easement; aSH' Level sp'ienes fenced lot iot.' Pay %
=. MopERN REALTY CO. 49,, =
JU. 7-5350 Open Till 9
ss,s osEH oo4TRETE;' STH;' TIEssRAcE Iss
NJ l:mSe4 SeL se seaciSSs so9s.i sSsdrT ss D59t
COMB. stairway s 70 snd door; heat
ed. bath roughed in. Fuil bsn1t..
picture windows. and fireplace. Con-
crete front porch. Dir: New Hamp.
ecstssf. qS5s'f.. sosf. VIZ fewERY. sik' JG g.
owSGsls SRES fgERAiEii SaEsRRiTiich 70 Y51R BARk op-
PoRTUNITY BRICK BUNdALoW--
SNUG AND CozY. HEART OF sIL-
20@year. FHA trust. Quality built for
easy living. Separate dining rm,
s large modern kitchen, twin-si
chine. bsmt., h.-w. gas heat: near
all schools, ] block bus.
1894 CAROLINE AVE.
Easy terms; price below $14.150. By
Franklin ave. turn riEht at CaYoiine. )
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
l224 18th et. KealtoY. AID. 4-200S
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.w.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

MUST SELL AT ONCE-5-rm. house,
modern conveniences, large fenced
In yard, near schools and stores. My
interest 81 600 cash. balance S32.5U
mo Under coop MANAGEMENT. ~
Elder pl.. Indian Head, Md. River.
side 3-e0t3. Ill
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housEs FOR SALE-Mp.

BET. CONN. AND WIS. AYES.
'ss" s.s-% S9%n srsf sss T.sss nS buys this ss
with outside entr.; 11hx23ls liv. rm.
with firepl.. lge. equip. kit. with eat
ing space: conv. to. public and paEo-
chisl schools and transp. OPEN
LAIY. IL TIL DARK. To reach /:
Ont. Wis: ave-, past Naval Med. Cen.
and NH to GEORGETOWN Prep
Flanders ave-, left to OPEN sign.
sMOLEN & SCOTT
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5102 Y ST. Sc.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS
OPEN l TIL DARK

$1,000 DOWN
Corner brick home; 9 nice sized
rooms. 3 bedrooms, sep. din. rm..
mod. kit, y baths, lge. liv.. rm.,
Anchor-fenced yard, full bsmt.
Price Sl5,950; FHA financing. Call
Mr.. Rauch. 10, 2-S90l.
DIRECTIONS: Alabama ave. to Beck
St. turn right to house and open
ALDRE. INC. LU. 4-o747
COLORED-6ei 18th ST. S.E.-Pos.
session. 4 compl. apts. 3 rms. kit
bath each. Lge. bsmt.. with toilet
and shower. Gas, h.-w.h. Two Ice.
garages. S.: 600 cash. Bal. mo.
G. H. LALEGER, DI. 7-7Sl9 or RA.
COLORED-a3a Kentucky ave. Sc
Six rms. 2 baths. full bsmt. oil h.
W. heat: $1,000 down. Possession
At settlement. Shown by appt. only.
JOHN F. DONOHUE, Real Estate, Ii.
COLoRED sPEcIAL-so3o stanton
rd. s.e.-Open Sat. and Sun. > new
semidet. homes. These fine homes
at no down payment to qualified.
GI purchasers. 10
COLORED-S995 DOWN
A REAL BUY AND LOCATION
Near Lincoln Park. Clean, 2-story
semidet, 6-rm. brick; 8 bedrms.
Colonial croncrete front porch. oil
h.-w,h., det. gar. Reasonably priced
onooas on terms Mr.. washbnrn' TU,
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
. 1904 ASnn.
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118 DARLINGTON ST. S.W.
SHORT OF CASH
Only $3.50 down. balance like rent.
II your credit Is good, you can have
this lovely 3-bedrm. brick, full bsmt.
home with many extras: COW. to
school, bus and shops. For inspec-
NOX &. 70 DE S-1R2Q
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OPEN / TO 5 PM.

30I6 AND 5000 QUE. ST. Sc
Two Of the above new brick ramblers
listed with us are located within :
blks. of st. Francis Xavier Church
and school. All have lge. civ, rms.
plus 3 lovely bedrms. Many others
OF different design to choose from.
C. D. MURPHY. 1900 Penn. Ave. Sc.
LII. 4-6oo1; Eyes, LU. 4-O653
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20 ~ 49,. ~ os...:
ONLY 5000 DOWN

ONLY $500 DOWN
1884 RIDGE PLACE Sc.
Near MINI. Ave. and Good Hope Rd.
Lovely spacious 6-rm. row brk. house
with porches. garage, oil h.-w.h.
Call MR.. HASSIN, LO. 4-6S23. to-
day or MA. S-l79S weekdays till
q pm.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS luxurious
ranch-type ramblers: huge living
area. dining rm., picture windows
and den. 2 baths, maids rrn,, mas
ter-size clubrm, 2-car earaEe on
large corner lot. with commanding
view For those who can enjoy the
ultimate in fine living.
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land Heishts-New 3-bedrm. ram
bier with sep. din. rm., breakfast
area in kit; high and dry. over
looking miles Of countryside; drive
thI ough carport. Dir. Out Coles
signs. JOHN A. VENT. AP. 10000.
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the house. At about 3 o'clock
Sunday morning she woke up and
saw somebody standing at the foot
of the bed. Immediately realiz-
ing it was not her mother she
screamed. She said the Negro then
grabbed her and choked her and
told her if she screamed again he
would kill her. He then assaulted
her, she said.
After the assault he made more
obscene remarks, then rifled her
purse taking three one dollar bills
and two packages of cigarettes be-
fore he fled through the back door.
Jackson police are conducting a
continuing search for a Negro man
answering the description given by
the young mother.
In the case of the 14-year-old
Negro girl two young Negro men
were arrested. They were Hamil-
ton Purry, 1923 Hair Street, and
Louis Edward Gray of 1922 Hick-
DRY Street. Police say the pair ad-
mitted taking the girl behind a
church on Booker street, choking
her and tearing off her clothes be-
fore she was raped. They are be-
ing held in Jail awaiting the action
of the grand iurv
In the Memphis case, Dennis
Joseph Bishop, 52-year-old white
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Two Negroes So.
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members who heretofore had only
one representative on the board.
During the past several years
speculation held that the board had
"gentleman's agreement" policy
that only one Negro candidate
could be accepted. The trend this
year was to abandon this set pat
tern and offer two candidates to
run solely on their merits and
qualifications.
The newly elected officers had
to poll 63 votes to gain their posts.
The board is predominately white.
During the election only Is Ne
groes cast votes.
Mr.. Richards had served in this
capacity before, having been elect
ed two years ago. This is Mr..
Colbert's initial term. Carroll Boil
den was among the first Negro
representatives elected to the
board.
In all of the large cities through
out the United States, the Central
Trades and Labor Councils govern
all AFL activities. The executive
board is composed of labor and
various unions in that particular
city.
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nan, who had been arrested after
the family charged he assaulted
the child after enticing her into
his home, was indicted by the
Shelby County Grand Jury for
the rape of six-year-old Negro
child.
In the Biloxi, Miss, case, where
17-year-old Negro airman at
tached to Kessler Field is being
held on the charge of raping a 20
year-old white woman while her
15-year-old girl friend stood by and
looked on after being herself
fondled by the airman, much is
said about the possibility of the
young Negro airman, Walter John
son of Chicago, reversing the state
ment attributed to him by police
when the case comes to trial.
According to reports, Johnson,
who was dressed in women's
clothes, attacked the two women
while they were on their way home
from a movie theatre last Wednes-
day night. Police said he con-
fessed.
The reports here say that John
son will probably reverse the
statement of officers regarding a
confession is based on the asser-
ton that any confession that he
might have made was due to fear
of what might have happened had
he denied the charge.
The young airman is being held
in an unannounced Jail, presum-
ably for safe keeping awaiting the
action of the grand jury.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-04-10
who died in the crash.

A Chicagoan, the 5O-year-old
Robinson left this country in Nav.
1884, for Ethiopia, country
threatened with invasion from Be-
nito Mussolini and his Italian SOL
diers. At the time Robinson came
here to sell airplanes to the Eth
opian government. He remained,
however, to join Emperor Halle
Selassie's air force.
Prior to coming to Ethiopia, Rob-
inson held an American transport
flying license and had 1900 hours
Of flying experience, accumulated
in the main as an instructor on
south side Chicago airports. Be-
fore becoming a pilot, the Tuske-
gee graduate had been a motorcycle
stunt rider and a garage operator.
Col. Robinson remained in Eth
opia for some 13 months. When
he returned to the United States
he was given a hero's welcome.
In May, 1886, the aviator helped
establish Negro flying club at
Harlem air field. He also invested
in a garage in the heart of the
Southside.
Robinson occupied himself with
these enterprises until the end of
World War II when he returned
to Ethiopia. 1t was on his return
that he was made a colonel in the
Ethiopian air force.
Many early Negro pilots will re-
call Robinson as the founder and
head of the John C. Robinson Ma
tional Air College, located on South
Parkway in Chicago. 1t was there
that many of them got their first
start as flyers.
Col. Robinson was a native of
Mississippi and his family is well
known and prominent in the state.
In a statement from his home in
Gulfport, his mother, Mrs. C. C.
Cobb, said that she had been in
formed by Ethiopian authorities
that the body had been so badly
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-04-10
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Rape Charges.
CONTINUED from Page One

seven inches tall, weighing from
125-130 pounds. She said she was
unable to see his clothes in the
dark, but his voice was deep and
soft spoken. She said he had me-
dunn short hair, and a short stub
BILE beard.
In depicting the incident, &C
cording to reports, the young
mother said that she came home
to her mothers house around IL as
Saturday night, leaving the back
door open so her mother could
come in later. She was alone in
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Negroes WANT.
Continued from Page One)

tempting to provide a separate
public facility for Negroes.
AS Negro citizens start to COM
planning about their lack of such
facilities that are already being
enjoyed by the white citizens of
the city.
The members of the West End
Golf Club are: Clarence Seaton,
president; Bilbo McHuley, vice
president; Harry Bates, secretary;
Joseph Cobb, Lawrence Campbell,
Willie Catchings, Arthur Mitchell,
and Edward Morton.
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World Famous.
Continued from Page One)

Confined from Page One)
lem," who also served stint with
the Ethiopian air force.
Col. Robinson's fatal injuries
came on March Is when a trainer
plane he was flying crashed at
Adds Ababa airport. With him at
the time was an Italian engineer
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burned in the crash that temporary
embalment and immediate burial
was necessary.
She said however, that the body
would be exhumed after six months
and brought home for final enter
ment in the family cemetery.
Other survivors includes a sister,
Mrs. Bertha Stokes, mother of five,
now residing in New York City;
two uncles, and a number of other
near relatives.
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1t Pays To Advertise In The
JACKSON ADVOCATE
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-10-14
Hatcherymen Honored
At NeppcO Show

E. ]. Wahlie, co-owner and man.
ager of the Bluffton-Pandora Am
stutz Hat cherries, accompanied by
branch managers of 19 other Am
stutz hatcheries of Ohio and Michi-
gan, attended the 18th annual Nep-
pco Poultry Industry Exposition and
Northeastern Poultry Producers
Council meeting last week in Har-
risburg, Pennsylvania.
The Amstutz group was thrilled
when the. geneticists who bred their
H G. N "Nick Chick" strain were
awarded the prize for the highest
3-Year Average Profit producing
pens. This is the third consecutive
year H & N has won the award.
Amstutz Hatcheries are franchised
and authorized producers of the Fl
& N "Nick Chick" Leghorn.
The group also met Jim Warner
of Montgomery county who had the
outstanding FLA Poultry Project in
Ohio this year. Jim and his parents
are customers of Amstutz. He re-
ceived the highest award, a large
bronze plaque, and the trip to the
Neppco Show, in FLA competition.
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HERE AND THERE

Paul Clark of South Jackson street
has returned home from Bluffton
Community hospital after a week
there as patient.
Leo Welty has rented the Memo
Augsburger farm north of Bluffton.
William Badertscher, north of
Bluffton, has been confined to his
home because of illness, and his son
is farming for him.
Route 103 was closed since the past
week end because the construction
company is working at the intersec-
tion of the road and the new Route 25
bypass.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Huber were
visitors in Deshler and Leipsic last
Sunday.
Local farmers are having a bad
fall because of recent rains which
have kept them out of the fields and
delayed the soybean and corn harvest.
Business seems to be improving in
Beaverdam since the old route
through town has been re-opened.
Wednesday of last week was the
busiest day of the season at the
Morning Star Cider Press. The plant
was busy from early morning until
$50 at night.
Charles Vickery of Findlay is work
ing for the Elk Restaurant as cooks
helper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gettles are en-
joying a two-week visit with their
daughter and son-in-laY, Capt. and
Mrs. James Griffith, ip Manhattan
Ka.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-10-14
Oct. 15 Nov. 15
Set For Mailing
Overseas Parcels

Bluffton Postmaster Ed Reichen-
bach reminded post office patrons
this week thai the period of October
Is to November Is has been marked
for the acceptance of Christmas par
GELS for mail to members of the
armed forces serving overseas.
Mr.. Reiehenbach said that the pub
lie can be reasonably assured a par
eel mailed before November Is will
reach its destination before Christ
mas. However, he warned, no as
surance can be. given that parcels
mailed after that date will be de-
livered in time for Christmas.
Christmas parcels addressed to
Army, Air Force sor Fleet post Of
fices mailed through the regular
mails may not exceed 10 pounds in
weight and 100 inches in length and
girth combined. Air parcel post may
not exceed two pounds and 80 inches
in overall measurements.