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Assistant Credit Manage
AUTO FRAME
STRAIGHTENERS

Due to the expansion Of our body
shop, We are looking for q man who
is willing to work. This Is an oppor-
tunity for an experienced man to
60 into business for himself. We
have all the modern equipment and
our one-stop service department
See Mr.. Schick.
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AUCTION. SALES
c. G. SLOAN q CO., INC.
Auctioneers-Appraisers

IA r O z Sale
An FURNISHINGS
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1
AT 10 AM.
Carved Mahogany Poster Bed, Wal.
nut and Maple Bedroom Furniture
Emerson Teleyision Set. Maple
Double Deck Beds, Maple Dinetts
Studio Couches, Sectional Book.
cases. ANTIQUE Settles, China, Glass.
ware, Pictures, Bric-a-Brac. Etc.
Terms: Cash. (.
C. q. SLOAN a. CO.. INC, Aucts.
Established 1891
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AUCTION SALES Cont, !.
THOS. ]. OWEN d SON. Auctioneers
4 1111 e st. NV.

10 d d - Y
rrustsss ,, Sale Of, q ysIps6le ROW
AS PREMISES NUMBER 705 SEW
ENTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 1897
Folio 5t3 ct seq. Of the land rec.
ords of the District of Columbia
and at the request of the party Sc.
trustees will sell. at public auction
in front of the premises. on FRI
DAY THE THIRD DAY OF SEP.
TENDER, AID. 1854. AT TIVE
O'CLOCK PM. the following
described land and premises, stu
ate in the District Of Columbia
and DESIGNATED as and being par
OF original Lot 80 in Square S7S
being m ore particularly described
by metes and bounds In said deed
of trust. Now known for purposes
q assessment and taxation as Lot
1888 in Square .S78..
Terms Sold subject to o prior deed
OF trust for approximately So. 355.1
further particulars Of which will be
chase price above, said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit of $4,000
required. Conveyancing, recording.
etc: at purchasers cost. Adjust
n msnts made as Of date Of sale
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
vertlsed and resold ct the discretion
s THsosEsNS5TsoN W. OWEN.
0nnTpT
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ENGINEERS
DESIGNERS DRAFTSMEl
Com bine profess
Sional recognition
and opportunity for
advancement; mod
ern facilities and
projects. Here is a
truly successful COM
bination for q fine
future.
MELPAR, a name
synonymous with
success in electronic
research and devel-
Opment has an i'm
portant place for
qualified engineers
in its growing or
ganization.
We offer unusual
opportunities for in
dividual growth and
recognition. The
work we do is varied
and challenging.
Our present projects re
quire engineers with ex
perience in the folloWin!
or allied fields:
Network theory.
Data Handling Equipment fmas
netic cores, magnetic recordin
equipment. .disital computing tech
niQues, analogue to digital CONVEX
sion, shaft digitizers).
ism, pulse circuitry. electroni
High Frequency Antennas.
-Audio and Video Circuit Designs.
Small Mechanisms Design.
Mechanical Packaging OF Electroni
Components.
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APPLY IN PERSON
8 AM. TO 4 PM.
MELPAR, INC.
40 SWAMI AVE.
CAT JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY.l
AIEXANnRIA VA

ESTIMATOR-A competent, expert
enced estimator, capable Of accu.
rately estimating quantities and
costs in the home Improvement feld;
Do not apply If not qualified. Good
salary. Box 441-Z Star. 80
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., exper.. To
make cumulative take-offs of glass
and metal for store front construc-
ton. Excel. opportunity. Apply ct
FEDERAL PLATE GLASS CO.. 1900
Cushing pl. Sc. Phone Ii. 4-6l01,
FIELD ENGINEER. experienced in
subdivisional work. permanent EN-.
per week. BOX 564-z. Star.
GAS STATION ATTENDANTS, Mil.
tary District of washington Ex.
change has openings for gas station
attendants at Fl. McNair. Walter
Reed. FIT. Myer Cameron Station
$40 week: group ms. ID day
annual leave. sick leave. Call "a
GAS sTAT Hi f MaSSfss.-oood SAID ssiar,
SS'i hospitaiisatio seA can IN per psr.
son, HOMES OIL CO.. INC. 6S2s
CLASS las RI MEN RiI. experienced. .li-ro U
sober reliable: steady. employment;
good salary. Oh. 4-1299. -
GLASS MEN. store-front experience
neces.:. top wages, steady work
Must be sober. Box 442-Z, Star
GROCERY STOCK CLERK - Loca
refs. Experienced Apply in person
1854 Suitland I'd. Sc. No Phone calls
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HELp---MsN

MAINTENANCE MAN. white: middle
aged: no children: non-drinker.
must have apt. project experience.
plus painting Written refs. reduired:
srsdley Blvd. bethesda. 81 cSiI
mgr OF. fi-f37OR before & nm
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When asspsrtno advertisements
addressed TO Star bo1es do NOT
tnctose 0rtotnel references photo.
graphs or other materials 81 per.
so5sGi pGlue Cones serue the OHr.
pose Originals mag Get lost
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SALESMAN
BE OUR LUNCHEON
GUEST
WE OFFER
A ONCE IN "A LIFE TIME
OPPORTUNITY


OPPORTUNITY
Four years ago the Dictograph Cory.
. name famous in American indus
try for more than 80 years, opened
have sssn opened ad shroashou e tss
nation and more than 1000 men
have been iookins ali their lives.
Now we arsi again expanding our
existing operation In Washington
D. c., Maryland and virginia, and
e We are tS Sfisri sn men MI, Of csiibfs
lifetime. You must have o car.
Because Of our intensive training
program we will be more interested
IN appearance and personality than
In experience.
II selected you will be trained at
company headquarters schools for 8
days At full company expense. and
then ASSIGNED to q sales force where
Immediately average commission will
exceed $3.50 weekly and in some
cases go as. high as Sa5. 900 yearly:
a luncheon WI be held at THE
HAMILTON lILTIsoN moTEL. iath ST. and
noon on Wednesday, September /.
at which time the whole program
will be discussed in detail.
We cordially invite you to be our
guest at luncheon to investigate
this opportunity. which may be the
turning point in your life.
If for reason of confidence or incon-
venience you cannot attend. you
TIA. a-56o7 -31
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
Experienced, must be able to man.
age shift: Apply GULF STATION. N.
SERVICE 1Hi cu Station ATTENDANT,
exper.; local pefs. CoMPHER'9
SUNoCO, 3916 Minnesota ave.
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced for
neighborhood store, preferably one
with chain or neighborhood store
experience. Good working conds.
Apply in person. 2915 Columbia pike.
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Unscramble the sets Of letters making word
lot each scramble Print each word. letter to q
square, beneath each scramble The letters you have
printed the crcled squares may then be arranged
Ito spell the surprise 0nsoer suggested by the cartoon
Clue What is it? (Answer appears Page B-s Col u
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WEsCHLER q SON
AI4nfinnnara A nnrnfsarn

ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON
Alictioneers-Appraisers.
Estate and e STORAGE Sale
FURNITURE
Groups and Odd Pieces
MODERN REFRIGERATOR
Good Selection of New
UPHOLSTERED URNIT URE
BY order Bowen Sinclair Crandall
Administrator; Storage Companies
aid other Consignors.
B Y AUG TON
at IVES CHEERS
eos E ST. NV.
TOM r r OW
Commencing $50 Am.
Continuing until about PM.
NEW FURNISHINGS INCLUDE
High grade sectional sofas. lounge
chairs. lawn chaise tongues, tables,
aluminium frame chairs, etc.
Also
Chests of drawers, dressers. dinette
groups. secretary, metal wardrobes,
utility cabinets. twin and double
beds. springs, mattresses, etc.
INSPECTION INVITED
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ARTIST

Good at creative layout, lettering and
general art work. Part-time basis
proved araiified. No students. Age
25-35. Apply, giving complete In
formation regarding training and
practical experience. Box 67-x.
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THOS. J. OWEN q SON, 1uctioneer
I'LL E ST. NV. =

T sTosx S ISL & SR1y yslus SNrT%SS
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
Nu s1 62s c STREET. NORTH.
By virtue Of . certain deed Of trus,
GUY recorded. in Liber No. 1OOS4
Fl the Distinct Of coa n sha a nnd 81
the request Of the partv secured
win sell at public auction In front 81
M EieR Premises Sac On WnE H IHl
A.p. Ya54l 1 At T HK EsEEp o:eMocE
PM. the following Subscribed land
and premises. situate N lie District
Of Columbia. and designated as and
being Lot e in Groff's subdivision
yssor for hs nj DISHES aes 81 tas sSr
IN Lihcr 10 at folio IA.
ing associationl deed Of trust for
approximately, S5;SS5.22;, further
st q time which of sa Ei the Be p a
chase price above. said trust to be
paid in. cash. A deposit Of $500 .ilt
required. Conveyancing. recording
e msnt. at It d purchasers a cyst; Adjust
TO be complied with within thirty
DAYS. otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and
tE ssottd at the discretion I 81 the
THOMAS r. HARRISON, Il
IoHN z. JONES.
um = ,.y,r Trustees.
Attorney for Noteholder.
a0S Perpetual Building. 49,
THOS. J. OWEN q SON. Auctionecrs.
1111 e st. NV.
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Two-
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
MM1MBER 2041 RosEDALE STREET
BY virtue Of ! certain deed Of trust
Folio sos e Seq IN Gs a r looo
Of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured
thereby, the, undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction in front
Of the premises. on WEDNESDAY,
IH n EIGHTH FISH PAY g oF sEPT 8 z 8
O'CLOCK PM. the following
described land and premises. situate
in the District of Columbia, and
DESIGNATED as and being Lot so In
Grasty's subdivision Of Block Is
"Rosedale and Sherwood" as per
plat recorded in the Once Of Sur
yey1r for the District Of Columbia
Block now known for purposes Of
assessment and taxation as Square
Terms: Sold subject to . prior tbuild.
ings association deed of trust fol
approximately S2,296.64 further
:. Time wn of sa S Ds sn
chase price above said trust to be
paid In cash. A deposit Of $1,000
required. Conveyancing. recording
etc., at purchasers cost. Adjust
merts made as Of date of sale. Terms
to be complied with within thirty
the property may be advertised and
resold at the discretion Of the
trustees.
ROBERT w. KIDwELL,
JOSEPH q WEEDA,
au27. 30-se2.4.7 Trustees.
THOSs J. OWEN q SON, Auctioneers.
It'll e st. INV.
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HELP--MEN tcons. !,

CLERK to answer telephone In
Customers Relation Dept. OF large
nationally known oil company: must
be between 25 to 30 years OF age;
neat appearance, good education
neat. penmanship with ability tc
handle customers: permanent posi-.
ton with opportunities for advance
ment work basis & hrs. daily on
different shifts: 4O-hr. wk. over.
time after 40 hrs: vacation with
paw. sick benefits. plus free life
insurance. Starting salary ap.
proximately 1928 monthly with
periodical increases. If you are look.
ing for permanent position and
MR.. j. DELSI. IA. 9-S50O, Only
between 10 to IL am. and 9 to
3 pm. so
CLERK YPIST
Permanent position. 6-day week
Age 1928. Must have an aptitude
Apply CAPITOL PRINTING INK
CO. INC. 800 Charming pl. ne. 30
CLOTHING SALESMAN
For retail clothing store. Pleasant
working conditions. Good oppor-
tunity. SALARY, S75 wk. Apply
70T TIN st. NV. al
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CLAIM ADJUSTERS
YOUNG MEN
TvoIlnuo f!ror3uofoc Only,

A nationally known casualty
insurance company Is offering
men. $3.50 years Of age, an
opportunity to enter the In.
surance business In claims de-
partmeflt. in ofIices In all large
q. 8. cities. Boz 2S2-x. star.
81
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SALESMAN

sXPERIENCED M SALES WORK,
For ESak L ssIs nf4 hEW AM ANp USED or
cANvASsING. GUARANTEE Ss.5S0
xhhR Won WooRk E pRccaassEsNsHsy NIKE
UP TO 5000 "a YEAR OR BET-
ENCES. GOOD FUTURE. AGE 30
I IA21. 81 a, REP lL6.x oWM NA RRANDwssiIr-
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WHITE MECHANICS
Call after 5 p.m.. 10. 4-S245

P0ULTRY BUTCHER salesman. full
time. District driving permit re-
CURED. Re. 7.2393.. 30
|PRESSER, wool, must be experienced
also have D. c. permit. BLUE RIB
BON LAUNDRY q CLEANERS,
REFRIGERATioN SERVICE MAN,
expsI. commercial work only; perm
contract work. PRICE REFRIGERA-
TON COMPANY, $500 Ga. ave. NV,
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RENTAL MANAGERS

ISGN J. fAA mkANE1\IGttO
For 450-unit garden-type apartments
vicinity Good Hope Rd. and Ala
Z women. Salary plus s bedroom
apartment adjoining rental once.
Fully rented, with established rent
ing and tenant relation policies. No
responsibilities for rent collections
or maintenance. Reply by letter,
stating qualifications. size OF fam
lily and telephone number for APP
p0ip WAvFRi fSr T intsTyiSy. NC
25QI Tunlaw Rid. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN ,coioredl
to sell our new and used houses
Call sales manager, LII 4-334a or
La 6-lS03. CAPITAL VIEW REAL.
TY CO
ROUTE PROMOTION MAN. white.
young with some sales experience
for national wholesaler. steady work
and company benefits. 1871 9TH
sASiEss, T0PPoRTuNITY-ThereIi is is an
opening in the Silver Spring branch
once OF a nationally known coci-
aptitude test must be passed before
consideration will be given; must
have resided in the D. c. area for at
least 3 yrs; intensive training and
supervision will be given. Guaran-
teed income together with pension
plan and group life insurance. Write
giving full qualifications and expert
ence Box 312-x. Star.
SALESCLERK. young man for our
College Park store. See Mr.. Mccall
at 1852 New York ave. NV. 80
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SECRETARIES, ARL.
so top secretarial positions oper
position OF your choice near your
home. POTOMAC EMPL., 1884 VIII
son blvd, Arl.. ia. 7-0519.
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CAB DRIVERS

CAB DRIVERS
Men to drive Diamond Cabs, II you dc
not have Identification card see MIKE
FITZPATRICK. q noon to 8 p.m.
II. 3-5102 131 18th st. ne
CARPET MECHANIC
TOP salary: must bring tools; steady
employment: good working condi-
lions. Apply QUAKER CITY LIMO.
LEUM COMPANY. SOC = st. NV.
CARPENTERS, only men experienced
Out Viers Mill I'd. to Newport MIL
I'd. left to Rock Greek Palisades.
follow sign. BANCROFT CONST..
c Ar II sss.a to hang shee.Toek.
CARPENTERS for housing project;
steady work, good pay. Apply at
job, 700 blk. Janneys lane. Alex.
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HARDWARE CLERK, prefer sxpef.j
; MEtEEHA ~ z APRS Il 'ssssHan
Ar blvd. Falls Church. A-3l
INSURANCE MEN. is govt. srour
ms. eoing. to bring up your lapse
ratio? Give you more ulcers pei
square client?' Reinsurance men
making more money. no lapses
Leads furnished. Basic necessity
Must understand and speak Yiddish
and. have car. Call between 10 and
IL Mon. to Fri. MR.. DELSON. HE
INSTRUCTORS
Full time: teach radio, television and
electronics: immediate opening. HO
2-152O: evenings, LO. 5-1907..
JANITOR to take care of apt. house
in NV. Washington. Must have ex-
perience with steam boilers and fur
mace. References. Apply J. ]. RUP-
PERT 1921 It'll st. NV. IL
JANIT0R, 5th or 9Th class license
req: Exper with heavy oil. Salary
and atrs: Local ref. req. Apply res.
H %sf s2S Tf N i Z L. work 9es :.
techniciian and craftsman in once
Of automatic temperature control
company: work pertains to building
construction: perm. position: 5-day
week group disqualification, advance
ments. Call Ma. S-0104. MISS
MORGAN or MISS SMITH -
JANITOR AND HANDY MAN needed.
Preferable retired man. and mar
ried No. children or pets Small
apt. in NV. section. To. 2-7934.
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ENGINEERS
and
MEIPAR
A Winning
Combination

Electronic Mechanical
ENGINEERS
DESIGNERS CRAFTSMEN
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HELP WANTED-AGENclES
tConsinued.I
ATLAS, 1920 N. =. AVF

ATLAS, 142O IN. =. AVE.
Admin. trainee. degree 81, 500
Semi-sr. accts. for CPAs----- 1925
FJr. acct. for CpA ---- open
Asst. bookkeepers, many $500. $50
Clerk, PIX. d. C. native STA
Mems wear sales tinside) to S10O
Stock Clerk. og ne. sso-46) 9~oS S4a. iS
WOMEN
Secys.. stenogs.. typists. clerks. PIX,
bkkprs., ONCE mach. operators. Many
select positions; highest salaries.
ATLAS, RE. 7-5767
1920 New York Ave. NV, RIM. 500
BEGR. SECY., $3.50
s sse4 HEM elsM HTYprsT, @ s s$$s
GEN; OEG. SARL.) --------- $3.50
STAT. TYPIST ----$266
TRAINEE 49, 1925
|TYPIST- STENO. $3.50
DICT. OPERATOR 1925
|BooKKEEPER -1--.-------. $500
$500
NV REPAIR $500
INvEsTIGAToR $275
PARTS CLERK S325
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE ----$255
PRICING CLERK $500
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
1907 II st. NV.
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HELP--MEN
STATESMEN

Can az. !. you msnass 2 business that
You can build 1t to $4,000 the End
y, d and you should build It to earn
capital. but have the Ambition Ia
take q going busoiness and build It.
please call in person. 1929 Vermont
ave. NV. RIM. 323. Ask for MR..
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INSTRUCTORS
.JANITOR

Colored. Exper. only need apply; re-
liable. Must be sober and have local
refs. Good salary and living quar-.
tiers. WO. 6-0322, Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-30

The Harrison School
First grade, kindergarten. nursery
school. full or part time qualified
teachers. ia. 7-O743.
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MESSENGER

Alert boy. 1913 yrs. Of age, high
school graduate. for position with
possibilities Of advancement. 5-day.
'40-hr week. II under Is. brins
birth certificate. Apply Personnel,
Room COS; open weekdays, S:30-5
and Sat. 9-12 No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave, NV.
registered. exper., full
time; excel opportunity and work
ing conditions. for aggressive young
man; top salary. RIVER TERRACE
PHARMACY Call LU. 10000. 80
REORGANIZATION studio to
show proofs ewes. Home sittings,
good pay. Apply 514 10th st.. nv
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IRVING B. YoCHELsoN,
729 Fifteenth Street, Northwest.
Attorney for noteholder.
au23, %. 27,30sef
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-27

While the ArabsF and the Jews
fight with each other in the Holy
Land Christians are caught between
the fire and as "a result many of
them are moving Away from the war
torn land, Missf fMaemeh Mukarkar,
native of Jordan and a senior stu
dent at Rluffkon college, told the
Bluffton Lions club Tuesday evening.
Miss MukaEkar was not optimistic
regarding theEoutcome of the troubles
in the far east and told the Lions
she feared Communism would make
itself felt in such an area of dis
content and social upheaval. She
said that under such conditions peo-
pie were prone to grab at straws.
Speaking upon the subject of one
of the Lions chief interests, welfare
of the blind,A Miss Mukarkar said
that there was a school for the blind
operating in her hometown of Belt
Jala. Since the departure of the
British, however, the school has been
floundering for lack of finances.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-27
Plays Ih Los Angeles
Piano Recital

Bluffton friends of the E. H.
Neuenschwanders, Compton, Calf,
will be interested to learn that their
daughter, CarolynA recently was pre-
sented in an evening of concerto
music as a piano student of Edith
Knox, widely known teacher of Los
Angeles, Calf.
Miss Neuenscll wander. one of seven
students, played the first movement
of SchumannB Concerto A minor.
The program WAS presented Wednes-
day evening of this week in the
Assistance LEAGUE Play House in
Hollywood.
The youngi pianist began her
studies at the Iage of six with Mrs.
Mabel LugibillI Bright here in Bluff
ton. She STUD lied one and a half
years at the St. Louis Institute of
Music after being graduated from
Huntington Park high school.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-27
LETTER
TO THE EDITOR
- - - a

Dear Sir:
In recent book DR.. Norman V.
~Peale heralds the "power|of positive
thinking" Although it Eas become a
best seller the widespread apathy of
the American public Indicates an un-
concern for the peed of positive
thinking" DR.. B. ". Travis has given
the citizens of our community an ex-
cellent statement of this need as it
pertains to us n his letter to the
Editor published May 20. AS he
recognizes, this il fine community
by many comparisons, but we face
many real community needs. And we
shrink back from them\with attitudes
that are NEARLY always\negative in
stead of positive"
Reversing this trend, DR.. Travis
has made a good positive suggestion.
Let's have a planning commission"
as he suggests, composed of b repres-
entative group of civic mi4 4ded men
and women who will study our long
range needs and offer US IA reliable
guide for community Development.
With such group to adkise us Tor
even to conduct public discussion of
proposed ideas) most of ffus would be
more able to see the rel lative import
ance of each project. is it is we see
each system issue in c. Smpetition with
the other. The debt an the new sew
age disposal system thus practically
defes our consideraf afion of the need
for new Grade School or our desire
for a fine swimming pool.
Let's get started NOW with the
nucleus we have. 2 he object of the
Community Progress Association is
expressed simply and directly in its
constitution: For thehcoordination of
all organizations and groups for the
promotion and sponsorship of activi-
ties relating to the welfare, develop
ment and progress OF the Bluffton
Community" Thirteen areas of our
group life are represented in the AS
sociation. They include business
church, clubs, anonal, farm, fin
ancial, health, industrial, labor, gov
ernmental, youth, service and fratern-
al organizations. Any group OF
organization represented in the AS
sociation may present subjects OF
projects to the Executive Committee
either through its elected representa-
tive, or in wraing to the Chairman
Surely there are a great many people
in this fine COMMUNITY who agree that
it is certainly time for US to think
positively-ard with great care-con-
corning its future, and the heritage
We are preparing for the next genera
tions. l propose that all citizens who
are convinced fof the need of such
positive thinking regarding the life
of the community as a whole.
u Stand up and be counted both
publicly and in the groups to
which they belong;
p Express their aggressive inter
est or direct suggestions to the
Community Progress Associa-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-27

Miss Hulda Badertscher, coming
bride was honored by bridal show
er at the home of Miss Della Kempf.
N. w. Cunningham has been elect
ed president of the Allen County
Bankers association
The Rapid Remedy Company,
Bluffton's latest Industry, has begun
manufacture of poultry and live
stock remedies. THE company, form
erly at Berne, Indiana was moved
here under supervision of D. S.
Burkholder, president of the concern.
Dairymen Of Bluffton and vicinity
formed a cooperative cow test as
sociation at the Community hall.
E. C. Steiner is president; A. L.
Basinger, vice president; Amos Hilty,
'y-treasurer.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-27
News Our Fathers Read
-FR0M THE ISSUE OF FEBRUARY 81, 1931---

Huber and King hardware at Mt.
Cory was looted by BURGERS Wednes-
day evening.
Fatty Arbuckle is showing at the
local Theatre.
Annual banquet of 7 the Travel
Glass will meet at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. N. w. Cunningham.
Abe Wise ATTENDED the state con-
vention of the clothiers assn at
Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quentin Burkholder
will move on the Asa Battles farm
in Orange twp. Mr. and Mrs. Battles
will move to Ada where they pur-
chased the Matthews farm.
Harold Todd is a dental student
at Bowling Green. Miss Ruth Todd
is attending Bowling Green State
Normal CollegeA
William Hauerstein of New York
who has been touring through New
Mexico, stopped off for a visit here.