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.GLENMONT ACREAGE
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

100 SO. FT.. 92s 9Th st. NV. tcor.
5th and X n.wo End d.. suitable
for once wholesale. printer, union.
Insurance.: freight elevator. heat
Ssn ss1s sa char ;5,ssrtiss ssrts. RTbN 2e psT o no
AZ 5th st. NV. RE. 7-22a4.
LOT ior VIENNA GA MIA VA across ,a, ..d,m, from
tail business, warehouse or light in
dustrial, r. Z. LAssEN. JE. 2-2s22
SILVER SPRING, Georgia ave. -
Basement, tiled floor, approx.
25x75, new bldg; good shopping
center. s AND L REALTY, JU.
5-3S7a, RA. 3-7235. --6
DOWNTOWN. central NV. wash
Heavy Observation-Disclosures com
crete building: 2nd floor (2,300
SQUARE. feetl avaiIable Immediately:
Heated with private door and
fees. pesiHi csll B. Ps ASkLN IiltiSSpnfa KAHN
NO. 7-9l11; ewes. OIL. 4-017s..
CORNER BLDG. commercial. plenty
Of parking. 1915 Lee hwy, Cherry
dale. Arlinston, Va. suitable for
store. otices; residential or what
Cali cail Mr Mr. sitfiD, iDss, KE. ssssss. Es-
elusive with METzLER-va.. JA. s.
a.sToo;RY BRICK BLDG.-Pull base
ment, ideal for beauty parlor. doc
tor, dentist or any professional
business. Can be used for ofiices
with residence. Vicinity MINI. and
Penna.. ave. s.e. Call Ii. 3-4243
HYAfTsviLLE III ON Rhode Island
ave. Detached Groom bldg. Zoned
CO. Parking space: good for once
or repair shop. Ouly S45 per mo.
CALL WA. 10000.
3-STORY AND BSMT.-Brick bldg.
1141 9th st. NV; approx. $500
50. IT,. elec. conveyor belt to 3 flrs..
oil heat. In whole or In part; reas.
rent Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN
g. CO.. 1000 st. NV, or call
co. 5-3h33 Monday.
8OS d ST. N.W.-Street-leyel store
room; .16lax19: suitable for watch
;. ss i'ss, lSsHSro 6SSa1S ss,'s su ..;Ei'
any type business: shoe repair.
rent. Di. f-s7oo. Ju. s.23ii. 10
Excellent Rentals for Commercial
. 200 50. IT,. garage or warehouse.
pse Near rrst; st4 M st. NV sloo per
: 200 % 'ift So It,. 454s Wisconsin ave.
1000 So | It.. End comml., 18th ct.
NE. between H and Eye SITS.
Call MRS. HEAD ct Ii. 7-e40o
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sUIfLAND MANOR apt. units;
ige. income: good cash dovn paynt;,
eond. FERRALL REAL STATE,
10. $3.50; after 8, 10. S-7b23.
B-UNIT. APARTMENT, near Boiling
Field. Owner leaving country.Nes
deisehed brick e; building; eompistsls sx,l;
units. Shows better than l0ss. re-
turn. Substantial cash REQUIRED
Call Mr.. Mayo. JE. 3-7763. MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th
st. NV, AID. 4-20Ab.
INCOME PROPEKTY-s rms. ~
baths. bsmt;. porehes. gar.,, grounds
Excel, cond; nns nv; loe.; ios
"RRswkS2s "R6siswsf 2SNsT' oS'rieI RS 1ls2SRl; 1APs2SRRlF;MEN1
BU1IDlNo-centrafly located .op'
posite Court House. La Plata, Nd.
fronting on 8 busy streets. ha-aeri
lot. larEe parking space. alst
ample room for additional build.
ing. Excellent investment, the
sssn,1 ssst location s.st town II fsgds S Zoo sfGTn:
10000 cash, balance in is years
Sc interest. Show BY snpo ~
tel 33fi, LA PLATA. ND.
= 1S-unit garden-typs
APARTMENT house. beautifully stu
ated on waterfront. fishing, boat,
occupied: gross annual rental over
$4,000. Present 4ee mortgagt
available II desired. Small amount
Of cash required. Phone colonial
ssth 81. Sc. nr. Pa. ave- mod
brk., 2-fsmily nats: indiv. gas heat
tenants pay utils: inc; $1,000 .rl, yT
Price. S25; 300. Term, g v. GREEN
APARTMENT HOUSE. 100 Galveston
pl. s.w., nr. Boiling Field-Semi'
ai astashed z upisssl ugpdiss,ai I ss1NRy sfSTT;y NJ Z
MSaEsNSssiH MENSsH & S; Co, SS's SA. 's-s44o. :
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5-UNIT APT
81 $50 DOWN

Better-than-usual income; immacu
late condition. completely furnished
Terms to right party. WO. 6-9lS4
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uFFICtSs SIUpIUS FUN ktNI
tcanfinusdl .

I'm, OFFICE. fg5n.. earp.ted; sir sr
per mo. 1919 Conn. ave. Hu.
s.sss SasS4 "a. n. OFFICE SPACE. In
central downtown location; Q stores
snd ssmt io complete I.;s. Sl6s; ,G. On a.sa 10th
DIXON AND Co. 81. $500. "a
WILL sunLET very desirable once
suite on DUPONT Circle. 1905 18th
st. NV. Paying $3.50 VIII sublet
until January 81. 1885 for sS75
per month for entire space. RAN
ppALL Il. HAGNER 4 CO. 1891
b. G.. DECATUR a-Ssoo.
UNFURN. PRIVATE OFFICE In suite
Of Law onices Use OF reception
room. 18th and K. location: S65
me; Avail immed. can Ma.
LEASE entire 2nd floor: new modern
BLDG. approx. 1.200 80. II. air.
cond. otiee .Pses. 1ll6 18th st.
NV, ma. s-b61o.
OFFICE. vic. Doctors Hosp: 1 lge.
rm;, 1 small rm.,. reception hall
500 % per mo. Also avail. ali part.
time exper. bookkeeper-secretary
TO inspect. call MA. s-2557. Men
1917 1esh ST. Nw.-s.udio once.
S25; others at $50; furnished and
sir1eonditioned If desired. ST.
SCI 18th ST. Nw.-one room, in
suite; ne for lawyer or executive. Ma.
sUITLAND PosT OFFICE BLDG
Accepting applications for air-cond.
ONCE space In suitland, Nd; CO.
car parking. eisv.: .janitor. Above
new post ONCE; up to 5000 %. It.
fsssional: General business. opposite
Census Bureau and Naval HYDRO
graphic Station. Mr. suggested area
for new CIA. Tremendous potential
In q meteoric community. Call Paul
I. Burman, ST. -3-672q, BURMAN
q HAMMOND so2 goth st. NV.
SUITE, 2 OFFICES. 100 blk. n st
ard FL. 21st ST.. nr. Mass. ave;
ss.os7s, No. No S.sssS5ih sS5hRSi'A' e EN-
TWO BLOCKS FROM WHITE HOUSE
HuRLEY-WRfGHT BLDG.
PENNA. AVE. AT 18th ST.
Remodeled, newly decorated and air.
conditioned suites.
Reasonable rental rates for space
ls'soo 15om 0ne so' n room to entire moor
Inquiries invited at our once on
premises, open daily except Sunday.
RANDALL H. HAGNER g. CO.. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. 2-0031.
WASHINGTON BLDG. 10th AND
N. Y. AVE. NV. AVAILABLE FOR
LAWYER OR CERTIFIED PUBLIC
zAGsGouNTANTT, zsS2 ~ NEWLY L ,,,,yII2 FUR
TONED SUITE OF Law OFFICES.
USE or RECEPTION ROOM.
LIBRARY. FILE ROOM AND STE
NOGRAPHERS' OFFICE; SECRE-
TARIAL SERVICE AND TEIlE-
OCCUPANCY: REASoNABLE. M.
9-hl3R OR ME R-ha2h Il
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

WOODWAND bUlbDlNO, snare Jaw.
yer's 2-rm. suite; fully equipped
sITEh nS farn;i spRfSG. FfSs nE d.orsia shaoi ave.
Larse air-conditioned suite; will
rent separately. s. AND L. REALTY,
MEDICAL SIio SPACE, iI APfROx. $50 50
It.; ideal downtown location; bus
and streetcar at door. Call D1
7-Os37, between 10 am. and 9
1893 siEa' CoNN. CeshSsyAsiv yAsivE.-L.rs. and 'ilr.
Of business. Can EN-, 3-o03S, -
ISth AND EYE SIS. .N.w.-Desirabls
nee blds. WIN divide; immed. oe'
nfESTHHiEs6Asasx. fSHi AZ; 1-sasS. mod. BLDG. fun,
and sun. OF. 8-691s. -
SHARE OFFICE in excel. bldg,. mr.
Conn. and r.. suitable for tutor
speech therapist, etc. Phone OIL.
. e,S579 sn after 9 pm; ,I,,-.uod.rn % sir.
sGnds'iDnsn sfnsie rooms. ' $50: suites from sis5
eonsin GO siI9 ave- esf dEo W. ROBERTSON
Realtor, 1885 Wisconsin ave. oL
DEsIkaxBLE DESK SPACE in estsb-
vestment Bldg. RE. 7-2195. -
g ROOMS, bsmt.. parking space
commercial. MINI, ave. at Penna
Sc. Low rent. LU. 4-276b, Ju
new Ever AIR CONDITIONED BLDG
2nd tioor room sn,is furnishsd; n sf 3s a .sS si
Call RA. 3-2270 or see Mr.. Ellrod
on premises. 7705 GeorEia ave.
19s9 9HsH X ST. NV, OF Conn. ave-
Lge. / and . room ofnces in CEN
ter of business district: Rent from
S35 TO $50 mo. Call MR.. DuvALL'
BRENTWooD. MD. - Newly deco
rated 3-Yoom suite available for
doctor or dentist in modern build
ms IN excellent location. DI. e
AfRififtsTIcALLY EuRN. Arm. studio
and statier. win sub-rent entire
suite or desk space. Reas. TIE.
piGRPoST iTPoSS CIRCLE BLDG, 1s4s
Conn. ave.-l-2-3-4 room suites.
All outside. ofices. private toilets.
24-hour bldg., rentals 70 meet yorr
budget; Phone MR.. IRVINE AID.
ROOM in professional bldg. for pro-
fessional man. Secretarial serv-
ice. Reasonable. NE. 5000.
AIR-COND.. K ST., opp. Statler; 2
large rooms, kitchenette and bath.
co. 5-9584, HE. 4-S623. Furn. or
ARCHsiiTECT has air conditioned
! furnished, small once 70 share with
oFFicE GtRsr afShissf' sPAcs FOR RI LE1ssfES9com.
piete building in central n;w. wash
ington; air eond., $500 sa. y.
3 nrs.; 1st class. up to date bldg.
G9ntoset g., & :; ~ Mitchell. s ,J,n JAMES !;
Evening star., 1955-06-05

WAREHOUSE FOR LEASE $500
81. IT,. suitable for warehouse ssil-
ing. oflees; zoned LIST Commercial
1901 II 81. NV, Apply D. GOLD
MAN. Inspect Monday.
SEVERAL WAREHOUSES;, 5000 It
and up. Also will build any size
3. N. LfdHTBOWN, WA. 7-1326.
1000 81. Ft., Preisht Elev.
$50 Mass: Ave: NV.
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1U,UUU DSZ. T 7.
Located near 1sth M an, and M r. !. : Axe axe
loading doors and 2.00A 50. It. oi
conditioned once space, plus
1000 sd. 1t. of fenced storage yard
Call Mr.. Holland.
H. G. SMITHY co.
s11 18th st.. NV. ST. $4,000
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Several small m brick Sldgs.; zoned Is.
comm; suitable to remodel for
business or once purposes. One or
more available at S11,b00. With
excellent financing. Call Mr.; Nc
Carthy. Sun. and ewes, Wo: g.
s9e6. WOODWARD n NORRIS,
Realtors. 723 goth st. NV. RE.
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12S-acre dairy farm, 10-rm. stone
house, 20.cow bank barn. other
small buildings: S36,500. Ir
6-room house, modern bath and
kitchen, small Rround barn, 20x5o
cinder-block, shed, large stream.
Call agent. John Offutt, Poolesyilie
2S42. DONALD Z. YoUNKIN a. CO
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ESTATE SALE

rhres adjoining stores on main high
way 70 suburban Meryland: Estsb;
cash required. LfLI.ARD REAL Is.
TATE. On. z-3052.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

VALLEY FARMETTE, 3
attractive 2-bedrm. and bath
home, fireplace, shady lawn. 500
hen house, pasture for COW, bus
service at gate; asking $14.500.
terms. RALPH A. STYER AS
SOCRATES, Route so. Pleasant
Valley. Va, Lenah 5-2412, SUM-
day; 5-24S2 week days,
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Poolesville landmark acre: a.
room brick. built late 18th centuryi
5 fireplaces.- random- width floor.
ing. open-vell staircases, slate roof,
bath. oil h.-wb.; 2-car garage:
spacious garden. S21 900. terms.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

34-ACRE GRASS FARM, close-in
house. large barn. pond: S14.950.
OF. 4-9161 IS
160-ACRE tob. cattle farm. high
state Of cultivation. producing excel.
income: 3 tob. barns. corn crib,
cattle barn, some timber, farm
house of rooms with electricity;
q miles to D. c. A BAGAIN at
$25.000. good terms; Of. by LOUIS
A: STARTLING. 721 10th st. NV,
Wash. D. c., RE; T-1129 or Sat,
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MD. HOTEIr--5b sleeping rooms, Is
baths, 2 dining rooms. dance porch.
antique shop. sun port. lobby. Tv
room, grounds, l0N a.: gaS well
washington. A steal ct the price,
ACME REALTY CO. I'm. A-3211 3
Evening star., 1955-06-05

IN EVANSVILLE, on good corner
boulevard, outward, store and park.
ing. Call Mr.. castonguay, LU
John p Donohoe q Sons
ala Penna. Ave, Sc. Ii, 3-00S4
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SUCCESSFUL OPERATING DAY
NURsERY scHooL,-Business can
be increased. Large. 10-rm.. house;
2M ACRES beautiful grounds: land
very valuable. OFFICE OPEN SUN
DAY. For further information. call
THOMPSON 81 GRAY
10 Ellsworth Dr.. all. sps. JU. 5000
Evening star., 1955-06-05

A rates. % $40 So. Il. avail. in near
future. viii alter. Presently suit
able for insurance CO. or trade
assn. Also 3-rm. suite, 5000 per
mo-: and 2-rm. suite, SOS per mo.
Apply Mr.. johnson. RIM. 7oS or
call RE. 7-645S. 20
Evening star., 1955-06-05

SHENANDOAH vALLEY-153 acres:
Groom modern home, bank barn,
stream: S10,500, terms. PETERS
REALTY pleasank Q-o1Rf &
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-20
c L A s s IFIE p S
FOR SALE

.
VANITY BENCHES while they
last 81 Hodge and Doady Fur
n.t1re Company Second street
FarTnville. 9-20-2t
1858 FAIRLANE FORD Beauti-
si4 tat9ne -four door radio. heat
ef turn signals oack-up lights
Private 64ner 1906 5000 below
DIST Can Po~hatan 1904 after
3 80. 1862
NICE Mahogany GLASS door book
case Cheap Hlriees Il Do@dy Fur
uituFe CO. FafmyIDe 9-20-2t
BOXWCOD English hedging
approx matcIy IT nigh Also
American ooxwGod approximately
+ f. hlah Located at WestY.e~
Cemetery Phone 1870. 9-f6-st
NEW PLASTIC COVERED sofas
Attractive styles many colors
500 so Hod2es II Dowdy Furni-
lure % Farmg.lle 9-20-2t
FREEMAN SHOES 1925 and
sl295 All GOOD fan numbers.
Closeo1t spec!al foi only S. 95
Vefsef 9-l6-3p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-20
FOR RENT.


APAPTMENT-four .toolns and
hath Furnished ett ,ar,ffalo Gt
raona ooour - III, a.
FURNISHED APARTllE GTS
f,,.r,,,.,,t.,-.1, 4ca.s - -rat~
So So p D., raasanas,,o a1al,,
C,~a,1,o So phara % a e.
Observation-Disclosures
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-20
FOR SALE

81
LAWN MOWER i REQ or Mc-
Culloch. shanaberger IL Sons. RI
400 East. Phone a9a. Farmy.lIe,
Va. 5-Z7-tf
FLOUR 100 lbs 1886 guaranA
teed To be- the pest quality Stop
" Shop. ACROSS Cumberlane
Bridge. 53l II
YOUR JOHN DEERE Dealer
shanaberger IL Sons. ri $50 East.
phone 9ss. Farmyiile Va 527-tt
BEE HODGES ii DOWDY Fur.
nture Company o. Second 81
before you bug. sell 81 trade an4
furniture or home appliance W.
vtYe top prices TOR old furniture
Phone 81. 9-20-tf
MOLhSSE@S 5orgham Nolasscs,
81 90 per gallon also IN half gals
lon and quart sizes Il N Me-
Cracker, BallsviIle Va
9-8-4tp
HOUSE 7 rooms "a ~ acre lot
excellent condition village b!
Cumberland See Mrs y Car@
penter Cum b eriand d. phone
Hy2-254l $3.50
PIAt0S gone avt.f and tuned
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-20
FOR SALE

y
BArr maple finish with
nner spring waterp-scf mattress
ses Only s2s 80 Hdlge6 Il Dow
dy sSirnlture Company Second
ST AsTmYlle 9-20-2t
NEYxBEDROOM SUITES Wal
nut. : mahoeonY Or maple Ores
ser chest 81 drawers and poster
bed ba9 so HODGES IL Doxdy
Furniture CO Farm4tlle Also
com.5ete line 81 new chest Of
drawers SIS 50 up 9-20-2 ct
~~A-~~-~--
ORDER NOW Palsy plants
Junm. Womans Club. Phone 754
or so 9-20-2p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-20
FOR RE.Nr

~~-~-
APARTMENT for reL.t rooms
and bath, second foot 'front.' and
Jack entrance 304 .ine street
phone los or 335. Gift
~~
APARTMENT Buffalo ST Call
Sid i41thc $50. Farmxllic 8-l6-tf
HOUSE for rent, oems. good
cond3~on and locations seasonable
rent. Jack Pearlove sole E
ShopG +. 9-9-4tp
HOUSE furnished or pnfurnish-
I'd c}s heat air condaicned ont
side Phone $50 d.y 1904 NJ
night4 9-9-tf
.-~--Nt
APARTMENT futHgsned and
heate4 Apply Marshal Burger.
Man Street FarmTlle phone
49l 9-9~tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-20
SERV ICES

DlICHlNG Jet us Dig your
iltches septic tanks. etc by ma
chine. especially designed for that
purp( Sc Rural wora solicited
Prtrey Plumbing ami Heating
Phone ABB. Farmyille Va 4-2l-tf
YOUR JOHN DEERE Dealer
Shanaberger & Sans, RI $50 East,
phone 1913. Farmvlle. Va 5-27-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-20
CONE TO US
For Boreoins In Your
FARM MACHINERY NEEDS


y you dfe ~ f'eed OF IN
0<'i ~ '''J1'Ji iDf TN P'o"'flg,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-20

est n the born. ol NJ and
MIS- IireW.N GATES.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-20
CERTIFIED O(HNE

Analyses Of all Crown gasoline cargoe4
are made by impartial inspectors, repre-
senting the great commodity exchanges.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-20
194o FORD
1852 DODGE

Very loW mileage and real
clean ear
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-20
1851 MERCURY
1852 STUDEBAkER

door starlight hard tor.
Commander automatic trans
mission radio and heater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19
Citizens Council
Told Of Plan 10
Limit Auto Use

Washington's transportation
problems might be solved by
banning use of certain streets
by any automobiles during rush
hours, ending all-day on-street
parking and stopping the growth
Of off-street parking.
This plan was outlined to the
Interfederation Council of Citi-
zens' Associations last night by
Gerald j. Glassman, chairman Of
the Montgomery County Fedora
ton of Citizens Associations
Public Utilities Committee.
Mr.. Glassman admitted his
suggestions would call for "a lot
of research, but it would GER
tainly seem worth the study"
almost all efforts are now
directed at making it easier to
use private autos" Mr.. Glass
man said. More highways,
bridges and parking attract more
autos. slow UP transit, cut transit
riding and make inevitable
transit subsidy or public owner
ship.
Would Limit Auto Use
what I am now proposing is
q means to make transit service
more effective and at the same
time more economical. The
method is. briefly, to limit auto
use in peak hours by limiting
the availability of street space
and of parking and giving tram
sit the advantages of unim-
peded movement and a large
volume of riders"
In addition to seriously cur
failing parking facilities, Mr..
Glassman would establish fringe
parking lots with express bus
service as close as possible to
downtown. with central park
ing simply not available !.
they would be used" he said.
Mr.. Glassman. formerly en-
ployed by the Arlington Public
Utilities Commission. said short
term parking downtown would
help the commercial life of the
city.
The council. made up of dele
gates from the District and
nearby counties. unanimously
backed the District Federation
OF Citizens Associations request
for a higher Federal payment
to the city, lat least IS per cent
Of the total budget"
Ask New Transit Probe
The council also asked the
Public Utilities Commission to
reopen its investigation of the
financial practices of the Capt.
tai Transit Co. and determine
the propriety of the company's
present dividend policy.
The council also requested
Maryland and Virginia Senators
and Representatives to oppose
the Harris bill now before the
House, which would exempt from
Federal regulation the price of
natural gas when sold by the
producer IN interstate commerce.
DR.. Laurence s. Knappen pre-.
sided at the meeting in the Dis
trict Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19
Mansfield AssuiIs
Quemoy Policy

MISSOULA, Mont, April 19
Ex-senator Mansfield, Demo-
crat, of Montana, says United
States refusal to say whether it
will defend Chinese Nationalist
islands off Red China has cree
ated "a delicate situation which
could develop into all out war
at any time
Senator Mansfield also told
the convention of the North
western Council of Lumber and
Sawmill Workers yesterday that
the United States is preoccupied
with Formosa and this is caus-
ing neglect of Japan
He said Japan must have new
sources of trade, and may have
to turn to China if the West
fails to provide them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19
Housework
Easy Without
Nagging Backaclle

Nasrins backaehe. loss Of pep and enersy.
AenSsehss and dixEiness may be due 70 SLOW,
down Of kidney function. Doctors cay See
Siar.s funetior II very important 70 gooe
HssNk when sorne everyday condition, sucs
~ strsss ana strain, causes this important
snnction 10 slow down. many folks eunernax.
ainr bsckaehe- feel miserable. Minor elad'
AZ ;yrI, st;ons due 10 cold or wrong diet msy
es..s estsing u nights or frequent passagea.
pon't neglect your kidneys II thess enndi.
sions bother you. Try Dean's Psis-a mua
aver 20 yesrn' Ito amazing how many times
f1osn's rive happy relief from these aiseoM..
snrss-hslp the ii miIrsef kidney tubes and els
e. isssh o,t waite. Get pQaRfa EiIx ta4nyi
uIy.l:liI:LsdIEs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19
HE AWAITS STORK
AT WRONG PLACE

INDIANAPOLIS Pl.-The
Beacon, publication Of
Methodist Hospital, reported
yesterday that a prospective
father waited all afternoon
and evening for word from
the delivery room before he
remembered he'd taken his
wife to another hospital
earlier in the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19
quart with
sprayer pump

Delay, q product of the Artloon Carpet Co. and D.
Pont, protects rugs for months Spray newly
cleaned carpet to keep it looking bright Sproy or
slightly soied carpet to prevent further selling. It will
keep carpets brght-ookng up to months save work
save cleaning bills and enghen the life Of your carpet
W5L.-Housewores lst Floor North Building
Chevy Chase and Alexandria
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-17
EVANGELICAL MENNONITE
CHURCH
So. Jackson ST., near klbIer
Pastor: Rev. C. A. Classen

So. Jackson St., near Kibler
Pastor: Rev. c. A. Ciassen
518 S. Main St., Phone 513-Y
81 will give thee thanks in the
great congregation; l will praise thee
among much people" Ps. 35:18.
Sunday School Hour $3.50. Junior
and Senior Depts. Glasses for all
ages. Paul A. Steiner, Supt.
Worship Hour Service 1920. Ser
mon: Thanksgiving" by the pastor.
Feature: Annual Thanksgiving Of
fering."
Evening Gospel Service 7:45. This
service will be in charge of the
Young People. A special feature
will be a film, entitled: Giving
Thanks Always. The public is
welcome to attend this Thanksgiving
program. Paul Selman, youth
leader.
Mid-week Prayer and Bible Study
500 p. m.
Each Thursday night. This serv-
ice will be held on Wednesday, Nov.
% because of Thursday being
Thanksgiving Day. The book of
Romans is studied by the adults
and Thinking with God" by the
Youth group.
"Man is an irrational creature who
is always looking for home atmos-
phere at hotel, and hotel Service
at home"
Attend church! You are welcome
to worship with US! e
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Former BlufftOn
Coach Injured In
AutO-Train Crash

Kent Cotterman, former. Bluffton
high school coach and Ohio Northern
university football and basketball
player, escaped serious injury We'd
nesday night of last week when. his
auto was struck by a railroad train
near Bryan. -'- .- .----
Although Cotterman was uncon-
scious until 4:30 am. Thursday, his
injuries did not warrant holding him
in the Bryan hospital. He was re-
leased later in the days but was to
return for X-rays Monday. ~ ersh
Now employed by road contractor,
Mr.. Cotterman had been working on
an Indiana project, and was return
ing to his home in Bryan about 1890
pm. when the accident occurred. His
auto was completely demolished.
He is the son of B.bWa Cotternian,
superintendent of the Ottawa, Public
Schools and is married to the former
Mary Neiheiser, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William N. Neiheiser, Lima.
They have two daughters and SON.
He is also nephew Of Russell Ebay
and Mrs. Henry Koontz of Bluffton
Route 1 #f 'iIs GiGG3 800;
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think the King James Version came
direct from heaven, just aren't ac-
quainted with the facts, DR.. Gibson
noted. This version, like the latest,
brought the Bible language up to date
in Shakespeare's time.
Latest popularization of religion
has been jingling sort of jukebox
revival, the Lions were told. Religious
songs are being written for the juke-
box crowd, but all of this is not
based on insincerity or cheapness, he
warned.
''It may not be the kind of religion
we want from our pulpit, but it re-
fleets measure of interest in the
Bible that is sweeping the country,
he said. at is a part of ., heartening
picture that a new light is again
about to break forth from the Old
Book" H,ai .5atJ .saa.aYraas
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-17
BLUFFTON EVANGELICAL
UNITED BRETHREN CHARGE
Stanley WMWh1t0n Pastor

Bethesda: !, Located 4 miles east on
route 103.s
Thursday services, November II:
SCOOP. m. Mid-week prayer and BIZ
Bile study service We will continue
our study in theStwenty-sixth chapter
of the Gospel according to st. Mat
thew. FL.
Sunday services. November 20:
$3.50 a. m. Sunday School, Shirley
Nonnamaker, Superintendent. NJ
nreaching service.
Olive Branch: Located 8 miles east
on route 103.
Sunday services, November 20:
$3.50 a. m. Sunday School, Wade
Marshall, Superintendent. No preach
ing service.
Liberty Chapel: Located miles
south on County Line Road and / mile
east.
Sunday services, November 20:
10:00 a. m. Sunday School, Miss
Helen Montgomery, Superintendent.
10:45 a. m. Morning Worship. The
sermon will center around the season
al theme of Thanksgiving
Let us show our thanks unto the
Lord by attending his services in the
church regularly.