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Evening star., 1955-11-19
DAYLITE BSMT,

A~NA 4 Ad4 , y H1FNFAFA
With level entrance and big
windows in this brand-new AN
TIQUE BRICK RAMBLER in q
handy N. Arlington location. 3
big bedrms., fireplace In living
rm., separate Ice. dining rTn,
and de luxe equip. kitchen with
dinette space. on q quiet dead
end street Of attractive homes.
Priced under market at SIT $50
with excellent terms: It's near.
Ing completion AND THERE'S
ONLY oNEl 30 you'd better
hurryl
ARTHUR l. WALTERS, INC,
REALTORS IA. 7-b200
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HOLMES RUN
l009n Contemporary

y NVSH1Hf1OAt w
Country atmosphere. vet so
close in, most effective in APP
pearence. beamed ceilings, wall
fireplace, 3 bedrms.. huge clos
cts, euuipped kitchen with bar.
also den. Covered with 4 yrs.
Of natures additiyes. Priced on
a going away fgure of tuSt
Sl5.S00, various terms avail
able.
;, COLONIAL t,ISIM Al REALTY coS;,
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FOREST HEIGHTS
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TILL Q
a90 TERRELL. AVE

Brick rambler With liy. rm.. din,
sitchsn si with sarSage dispesai and
exhaust fan. Full hsmt. with iaun-
dry tubs. Storm windows. Gas a.-e.
heat. Property In excel. condition.
Directions: Out s; Capitol st.: over
left on Livingston rd. TO Arapahoe
(frst street from Indian Head
hwy, right on AFapahoe 10 Pitt,
left on Pitt 70 Terrell ave, rieht
FREDERICK A. BLUMER co,
81 Pa. Ave. Sc. II. 7-559ss
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IslI IAsPPRl2s'ISED PIPEsRtsl2s'IIsSsESD[ TOW w

The owner was unhappy--but
the one who buys this home
will be fortunate indeed. Lo.
Gated In convenient Westlawn.
this home consists OF 3 bed
rms. q large play rTl., A-acfe
level lot with rear yard. Anchor
fenced; alum. storm Windows.
waking distance 10 schools and
lust . minute from the new
Seven Corners shopping center.
$3.50 down win buy. $I2,550.
OIL approved.
9oao urfisnn nfvd IA F-kSf0
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WEST EVANSVILLE
BRICK CAPE COD

OPEN SUNDAY. 3 TILL DARK
$50 LONGFEtLOW ST.
Large hvtng room. fireplace. fun
dining room, modern kitchen. 2
bedrooms, tile bath: second floor
fniShed: . rooms and tile bath;
full basement with maids room.
furnace room. Automatic heat.
Out Michigan ave. to
Queens chapel road. continue on
Queens Chapel road TO Lonsfellow
street. turn right TO home.
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
HO. 2-6o20 On. 4-StsB5
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
LOVELY RAMBLER

Dst. iIy. rm-. din. Fm.. kit, bed.
rms. bath. Expand. attic, full
Sindo;vi. fenced yard. Il. $4,000.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
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/ DO vow

Need 9 large home but reasonably
Esissds dr,. Z g, see thig az sll-oriea q. Z.
sasippsd Eit.. .ffuiip III. With rec, rsc,
rIn. and 1replsce: $500 worth 81
alum. storm Windows: Workshop
rm-; near schools and tyAnep. Va
cant. Only $1s.so0, vets of non.
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SPRINGFIELD

54-foot rambling brick contempo-
rary on tot S0xl34: Ia years old;
3 bedrms.. with dble. sliding door
closets. Equip. mod. kit, dble. fre-
anteed Piexstone paint throughout.
Carport and util rnn.: excel. neigh
borhood of oceupant-owned homes.
Blk. from new elementary school.
churches, shopping area, swimming
pool. By OWNER. Sl6,3O0. Fl.
Evening star., 1955-11-19

ALEXANDRIA RAMBLER = New
area mr.. Shirley hwy: Sis.450.
Pick out your paint eolors now
and We will use them for you. Ask
for Listing 605-F. Ask for Mr.. Tap
ley. Phone TE, 6-7244 or TIE.
6-7344
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MCLEAN. VA.

A distinctive home in the very
level lot with nearly Il acre
ready for your fall planting.
NEW BRICK, 3-bedroom RAM
bier with attached garage. LEe.
din. rin, with French doors to
q huge porch. Beautiful kitch-
en- with double the usual
amount OF cabinets. Recrea-
tion area with fireplace in full
basement. Hot-water heat. A
truly good huy at only $26,350.
IveS,, Ell. 6-4I4O
SHANNON Il LUEHS CO.
REALTORS IA. 6.6SOQ
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SPRINGFIELD

SALE by owner. assume GI
loan immediate possession,
Ia VT. old brick rambler with
fun bsnt. on v acre lot. 3 lge.
bedrms., lge. all elee, kit. with
eating space. GE auto.
washer. separate din. rmg
firepl. M, schools, shopping
Pentaeon and IT. BeivoiT:
SlS.250. Cali FL. 4-6l74.
Evening star., 1955-11-19

COLLEGE PARK AREA
New 3-bedrm., de luxe ramblers,
large kit, full hsnt,; concrete drive
HUNT d cRANDALL. Builders. TO.
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HAMbLER new
with 3 bedrwss 2 baths and Eeod sS
fss fise out s5Isy soar paInt :olors now
and we will use them for you. Ask
for Listing 605-F. Ask for Mr.. Tap
ley. Phone TE. 6-7244 or TIE
front and brick
house, with 3 air conditioners, 2
bedrms., fenced yard. full bsmt.,
So S0od ; ssHiP ss r Cysy ~ sonnentloosI Rs,ahoos
or op9Si PHA. L List;ns TN ssl.c. 1sE Tor .Cii. NJ.
Bernett. II. 6-7244, TE. S-7s44.
Annandale--stons veneer home; 8
location. Only. si.boS dn, Listlns
692-B. Ask for Mr.. Baker. sr.,
TE. 6-7244. TE. o-7344.
Alexandria, Jefferson Manor subdivi-
sion-Loyely corner lot semidet.
house with 2 bedrms.. full bsmt.,
rec. rm, In bsnt.: outside entrance
TO . beautiful yard that has trees.
shrubs, etc. House Ia in immaculate
condition and ready TO 20. Come
see this real buy Listing 61l-H.
Ask for NJ; Baker sr" IE- O.
brick: 8 hedrms-, ia
baths, fenced yard, KIT. with break
fast nook, attrae lly. rm. and sen.
din. Yni., fun bsmt,. outside en-
trance TO yard. Listing 664-J. Ask
Tor Mr.. Baker. sr., TE, 6-7244, TE.
6-7344.
brick; 3 bedrms., lovely
liy, rm.. with nfepi., sep. din. Tm;,
s enI.x: sac .s5s IGnsn sTa H1ss SSrntf g. kss i
for Mr.. Taplay or Mr.. Lloyd. TE.
6-7244. TE, 0-T344.
alexandria -oroyston area---3 bed
rms. and Q large liv, rBl,, kit. and
util. ru1.. garage. aSbestoe Ehingle
home: air conditioner included In
sale. Ask for Listing 0s5-K Mrs,
odom, TE. 6-7244, TE. 6-7344.
llexandria--Just take over the back
payments on this house and it's
yours. Estimated cost .S4S0;. GI
loan on property for balance In l
trust. Monthly payments. $1I-ll.
LISTING GLIB. AK for Mr.. Baker.
TE. 6-7244. II. 6-7344.
llexandria--A cute eottaEe with 2
Kit. bath. Er. Shirley hwy, IN
Springfield Ask for listing 6s0-D.
III. fapiey. TE. s-7aG4. TE. g.
7sz4.
house with GOOD
tenants: S1o,a60. 2 baths. en-
frances: good equipment. Ask teE
Listing 655-c, Mr.. Lloyd. IL. O.
7244. TE. 6-734t.
Al BAKER y SON, INC.
,os N. washinston st.. Alexandria
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NON-VETS

Only 81 900 dn. and $40 per mo.
on this large, rcoIay 7-yr. ..oid Cape
Cod: q few .hIks. from public or
parochia1 school, shopping and
tranSp. .---Iarge nv. rin. with firepi.,
sen. din, ril.. kit with din area.
2 very lee. bedrrns. and den Or Ord
sedrm fun bsmt-, only $4,000
Evening star., 1955-11-19
NEAR VASE. -BALTo7 PARKWAY
BRICK CAPE COD
q FUIL BATHS

T VAAI O5A 41lD
CT APPROVED D$15, $50
nm. IL basement: side poreh ssresii.
60: fireplace in liv. rn.: alI-elee.
kit. with dishwaaher and DISPOSAL
fTi.L fHHfLHF I'VE RssFI.sa RgssI.or cE Eanba Tnos I'D
5-Yr.-Old Brick Bungalow
IN . quiet, exclusive and truly out
DALE. ND. b-Im. basement. rec.
rn.. expendable heated attic. Huge
Anchor fenced yard. ASSUME OF
H%sent. % pries. assn onYy 1Ysi sis,sSo' 4 Po5 look
VIII convince you so call me early.
Mr, Kitshsnh ATLAS REALTY Co.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
ARLINGTON
tfpTAn CT 0TnWT.VU

ARLINGTON
est. THOMAS MORE'S"
II you have q growing family. want
an INDIVIDUAL STYLED 3-bed-
sSS% ssS h srssk s sa5s rambler Mos snd want afs 70
you win get your moneys worth At
S18,eb0. Home has bright base
ment with picture window This Is
4 real good buyi Call now--Vacant
immediate occupancy.
ARLINGTON REALTY
22I2 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-0300 TIN 0
Evening star., 1955-11-19
ALEXANDRIA,
ALEXANDRIA VICINITY
$500 CASH

That's ali you need 10 buy this most
attractive 3-bedfm. brick rambler
priced at ONLY $l4.7b0. You may
os,TSs osynS,. :, 81 Der 'Ssn o, II mel iyxs taxes
It's q honey Of home, convenient
II located Oh Mt. Vernon blvd
with schools, shopping and bus
within watkins distance. II you
are not = GI. take this opportunity
In hand and CALL U6 TODAY,
.Yog couldn't ask for . better
The M. H. BARRY Org.
2206 NJ Vernon Ave, Alex. Va
XII $4,000 KI, p-O07s
The Old Reliable once"
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3IIRCH REATTY co

Af,.rT2. SaissssE w. sE.lgHn. EgJHn aIS A-,yss
Evening star., 1955-11-19
ONLY g

eft Of our new split-leyels: 3 extra
lee. bedrms.. den avail. bsfnt. with
22-ft. rec, rir. huilt-in oven and
range. patio OF din. rm.. dble. bowl
yss.y nisSry Il in .coby Sss ,s wsouss .,srvnys iron
hnndspicked brick with redwood
TRIMMINGS, cpmpieteiy furnished
for that homeIike atmosphere. FuIl
price, T16.610 vets or THA. Open
every day. Dir. Out New Hamp
ave. TO- uniy lane, figgt 70 BAIL.
more blvd. left / nj. 10 Edgewood
rd.. right to home or out Queens
Slhaps slSa r. 2 Z sstG rS..susd Alvs ft ,SS SS
BURC'Hisi III REALTY co.
Il36 baltimore Blvd ColIeae Rsrk
Evening star., 1955-11-19

front and brick
house, with 3 air conditioners. 2
bedrns.. fenced yard, full bsmt.,
good kit, equip. lovely neighbor-
hood. VIII sell GI or conventional
Rernett. TE. 6.2244, TE. 6-7344.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
FRANKLIN
FOREST

Close 70 washineton, Fails Church
and LANGLEY.
rambler on over Y acre
with. trees. Superb location for ac::
eesslbie privacy. Garage; screened
porch. 22xl3; living room, 24x15;
4 bedrooms. 2 baths: in fun base
ment. an extra bath roughed in:
dream kitchen. wall oven, dish
washer. dining space. pantry 2
All for only s24.sb0. with sood
financing.
DIRECTIONS: Old Dominion drive
fRte. 308I toward Mclean. one
tenth mile past Arlington County
line. turn left at Franklin Forest
sign. follow my signs 10 5S07 Vir-
ginia avenue.
EILEEN ALLEN
Exclusive Agent KE. $500
go
Evening star., 1955-11-19

Annandale--stone veneer home;
SssT%s Ssssns bath oS19 fboSS St an snd Lst3Ss sHSs
6p2-B, ASH for Mr.. Baker, sr !,
TE. 6-7244. TE. 0-7344.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14
brunch in a becoming froek
5MvzlMk's
COTTON PLISSE
3.2' 2 60

For early morning around the house you cont beat
eosytocorefor brunch coots such as these Interest
ing prints on white ground odd to the charm Of
these pre-shrunk, fode resistont coats Of cotton
psse
a. Full skirt, tie front, roory pocket. Aqua, pink
Or yellow with eroy print on white. Sizes II to 20,
l41A to 24l1. 3.2o
B. Tie back, rick-rock trim. Pink blue, black and
white print. Sizes l4l1 to 24l1. 3.z9
Down Stoirs Store, inexpensive Dresses
also New Bethesda Budget Shop
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-05-01

modern farmers
Jeepst trucks
andw substantial time
arm
il its coso verm more
o am vehicle could
will Jeep and other members of the
family of 4whe drive vehicles Ask Jp dealer
Toledo l. Ohio
rive
n the ngine is o a a to the
rearwh thus the i o. the traction
81 low n needed
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-05-01

Field wok The Jeep time and money operating farn
implements such the rotary hoe shown here, where
speed is factor 1t also supplies power for powing har
rowing, harvesting It's hydraulic lift fits three
pointhitch farm Implements With power take-o it sup
plies power farm equipment, from hammermils-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12
Truman Relates Reaction
To Potsdom: I Hate IT

Former President Harry Tru-
mans reaction to his initial
appearance on the world stage
ut the 1s45 Potsdam conference
was . strong one: 81 hate It,"
Mr.. Truman says In the new
installment Of his memoirs in
the current issue Of Life maya
zine that he was depressed by the
sight Of the war devastation in
Germany and the late hours kept
by Churchill and Stain were a
problem to an early riser.
He wrote to his mother and
sister In Independence: Il wish
this trip was over. ! hate 1t"
'Pig-Headed People"
At their first meeting, he was
Impressed" by Stain and ''hope-
full" But soon he was telling
Mama and Mary. you never saw
such pig-headed people as are
the Russians" To Churchill. he
took an instant liking. They had
arguments, but no serious dis
agreements.
His first opportunity to talk
face to face with the Soviets con-
firmed Mr.. Humans opinion Of
them as relentless bargainers,
forever pressing for every advan-
tage for themselves"
ut did not seem possible that
only few miles from the war
shattered seat of Nazi power. the
head Of any government would
not bend every effort to attain a
real peace" he writes. yet I
was not altogether disillusioned
to ind that the Russians were
not in earnest about peace"
Mr.. Truman asserts that the
only secret" agreement reached
at Potsdam was RuSsia's reaffir-
nation that she would enter the
war against Japan. It was secret
only because it concerned a mill
tary move during wartime, he
AYERS. The promise of Soviet
intervention had already been
given at Yalta.
Stains proposal that the other
allied powers address q formal
request to the Soviet government
for its entry into the Pacific war
was interpreted by Mr.. Truman
as "a cynical diplomatic move to
make Russia's entry at this time
appear to be o decisive factor
to bring about victory"
Gallant Effort"
81 was not willing to let Russia
reap the fruits of q long and
bitter and gallant effort in which
she had no part" he says. He
also resolved to give Gen. Mac
Arthur complete control Of Japan
after the war.
A favorite Stain gambit. Mr..
Truman recalls, was to introduce
side issues for bargaining pur-
poses. He involved the confer
ence in a complicated debate over
the future of Yugoslavia, and
even suggested that Yugoslavian
representatives be called In.
At this point, Mr.. Truman
lost his temper. 81 felt that I
had heard enough Of this. I told
Churchill and Stain that I had
come to the conference as o
representative Of the United
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12

LOT the consequences was that
during the innumerable toasts
quaffed ct the elaborate state
dinners given during the parley
the Russian premier qauffed wine
instead Of vodka. Another was
that Foreign Minister Molotov
often did most Of the talking. He
was the tougher of the two. Mr..
Truman felt.
Mr.. Truman found Mr.. Stain
to be a man Of wry humor and
cold realism. Stain asked
Churchill why he refused to give
the Soviets their share Of the
German feet. Mr.. Churchill ex-
planned that he thought the fleet
should be sunk. Whereupon Sta
lin said. LET US divide It," add
ing, "If Mr.. Churchill wishes, he
can sink his share"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12

States to discuss world affairs
I did not come there to hold a
police court hearing on some
thing that was already settled OF
which would eventually be set
tied by the United Nations or
ganization =. I said that II
they did not get to the main
issues ! was going to pack up and
go home. ! mean just that"
Stain had had a slight heart
attack just before the confer
ence. Mr.. Truman reveals. One
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12

Add new beauty to your fireplace with this handsome
ensemble 3x38" black mesh chain pull curtain bross
Frame urn-top cost bross ondrons and tool set with
Brush shovel poker and 27neh-to stand with gallery roll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12

Bring stunning modern note to your kitchen dnette
with this smart non-tonish chrome dnette Aqua grey
and yellow modern pottern plastic tobe top won't
burn, resists stoins Foom rubber cushioned choirs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12
$4,000 to $4,000 Size ska r..
ADMINISTER RUGS

FIoFaIs, tone-on-tone, plain eolors. All
wool and royon. kyIon end viseose.
Nigh Pile closely woven. For living,
Dining and Bedroom. Choose from 3
Price Groups.
The Arizona post., 1955-12-02
Arizona Post, Dec. 2, 1855
Evening HadaSSah

New recording secretary is
Mrs. Sidney LeBoff, elected at
the last meeting. Mrs. Joe
Burnstein will be hostess in
her home, 1887 E. 10Th, to
members of the board at the
Board meeting Dec. 6 at 8 pm.
The Arizona post., 1955-12-02
Golden Age Club Programs

Golden Age Club Programs
Recent meetings include a
talk on the origin of Thanks
giving by the assistant librar-
ian at the University of Ari-
zona and this past Thursday
talk by Mrs. Marcus Breger
on her trip to Israel. The Dec.
Is meeting at 1 pm. at the
Center will mark the Hanu-
kah holidays.
Mildred Faulkner of the
Center staff was appointed to
assist jeanette Brown of the
National Council of Jewish
Women with program.
Canasta Club HOstesses
Last Monday Mines. Sam
Smith, Sam Tobias, Sam B.
Miller served as hoSteSSeS for
the guests attending the Mon
day afternoon session at An
shei Israel. The previous week
the group gathered at the
home of Mrs. Michael Schaef-
fer for a delightful soci a l
afternoon. Serving as host
esses in addition to Mrs.
Schaeffer were: Mines. Sada
Hertz, Philip Besserman.
Jewish War Veterans
Aux. Plans
There will be a rummage
sale at La Placita on Monday.
Next meeting is Dec. II at 8
pm. at the Center. Main sub
iect for consideration will be
the luncheon in January at
Shamrock Dairy for which a
nominal fee will be charged.
Mrs. Rose Hirsch is chairman
for it, announces Mrs. Fred
Smith, president.
AL JOlsOn AZA Social
A box social jointly with
Stars of Rebecca will be held
Dec. 3 at the home of Dave
Silverman. 1t will be followed
by a Frankenstein movie and
dancing. On Sunday there will
The Arizona post., 1955-12-02

be a caucus for elections at
1920 am. at the COrnfleld-
Karp residence on E. Speed
way. There will be a break for
unch and elections will be
held at the afternoon meeting
At the Center.
Chicago Club Installation
Form a installation of Of
ficers will be held at Young Is
rael auditorium this Sunday
evening at 7::30 pm. with Max
Sherman as installing officer.
Friends and all members are
invited to be present. There
will be a social period follow
ed by refreshments. Public is
invited.
Nathan Feinstein will again
take the helm as president.
Other officers are: vice-pres.,
Abe Lipkin; treas, Ike Copal-
man; rec. sec., Mrs. P h ill p
Bramson; fin. sec., Joseph
Kaplan; hospitaler, Jack Abel
son; refreshment, Mrs. Philip
Lavetter; sunshine, e, Mrs.
Sarah Herzog; trustees, Max
Sherman, Philip LaVetter.
On Dec. II there will be a
Hanukah party with the pro-
gram revolving around the
holiday.
The Arizona post., 1955-12-02
|.
Bnai Birth Board Meet

DILdI DIIlIt DOdI u VACCU
Mrs. Max Goodman has call
ed a meeting of her board for
Dec. 8 at 10 am. The regular
party for veterans of Ward 9
at VA hospital will be given
Dec. 19 with Mines. H a arry
Wexler, Irving G Kasen in
charge. On t h cir committee
are: Mines. Rose Hirsch, Max
Lukacs, Sam B. Miller, Mich
ael Schaeffer.
BIB Juniorettes
Next gathering of members
is set for Monday at the Cen
ter at 7:3O. One project will
be to bake goodies for distri-
button by the BBW Ar m e d
Services Committee.
WOrkmen Circle Hanukah
Party
This years Hanukah party
is expected to top even the
one held last year, according
to Morris Wanger, secretary.
Open to the public with a NOM
inal charge, it will be held
Dec. II at 8 pm. at the Center.
A one-act com edy and
selections by Nina FuSca, So
prano will be hi-lights. Re-
freshments promise to be de-
lightful according to the re-
freShment committee.
Regular m e e i n G will be
held on Wednesday at AnShel
Israel at 8 pm. Thorough dis
cussion will be had of the
home for the aged now under
construction in California to
which Arizona members will
also be eligible.
Young Chicago Club Party
Young married couples who
hail from the Chicago area are
invited to join with members
of the group at a "a b are t
night to be held at the Center
Saturday night at $3.50 pm.
There will be dance contests
with prizes, dancing and other
entertainment. Refreshments
will be served.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-03

The program for the first nine
meetings of the Bluffton Farmers
club to be held for the most part in
the agriculture room at Bluffton high
school, was announced this week by
L. A. Basinger, local vo-ag instruc-
tor.
The winter meetings open Monday
evening, November Z, with discus
sion and study of corn picker adj
justments.
All farmers of the Bluffton COM
munity are invited to attend the
meetings which averaged about %
last year. The club includes the
adult farmers and young farmers
classes or short-course members who
meet each week during the late fall
and winter months.
Again on recommendations of the
advisory committee the groups will
be combined as they have in the past
several years.
A schedule of recreation is being
prepared ito accompany the class
sessions.
Topics for the meetings after the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-03
Appointment System Now Being Used
BY Patrol For Drivers License Exams

appointments in advance. The lima
station is accepting them as far as
80 days in advance.
Those desiring appointments must
have valid temporary instruction
permit and be able to furnish an
automobile in safe driving condition.
Applicants may make appointments
in person or by telephone from 9 a.
m. to 4:30 p. m. every day except
Monday at the post. No requests for
appointments will be taken on Satur-
day, but tests will be given on Satur-
days for those who have made ap-
pointments in advance.
The Lima examining station is
located at the State Highway Gar
age, but appointments must be made
by calling the State Highway Patrol.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-03
Corn Picker Adjustments Subject
OF First Fall Meeting Of Farmers Club

first one are as follows:
November 14-Panel discussion on
"What kind of farm program do we
need to help farm prices ?"
November 21-Selection of corn
hybrids.
November 2S-Fertilizing corn.
New recommendation based on re-
cent tests.
December 5-Shop work-rope,
knots and splices.
December 12-Shop survey and
plans.
December 19-Farm shop demon
strations.
January 2-Extension meeting tc
be announced.
January 9-Safety director of the
Ohio Power company will be the
speaker.
Meetings of later dates will be an
nounced. There is no charge for thes'
adult classes which are held under
the guidance of Mr.. Basinger.
At the first meeting all men ar
asked to bring humorous post card
received from friends during the pas
year.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-03

Applicants for state drivers icen-
ses must now make appointments
in advance in order to take the ex-
animation according to a new ruling
adopted by the Lima examining
station.
Captain H. A. Mock, head of the
driver examination section of the
State Highway Patrol, said the ap-
pointment system is now in use in
all the larger examining stations and
saves time for both applicants and
examiners.
In order to make the system effec-
tive, applicants will have to make
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-03
Allen Coop Moves
Main Office To
HarrOd Elevator

Reorganization of the Allen Farm
Bureau Coop has resulted in move
ment of the main office of the
organization from Bluffton to Har-
rod where the groups elevator is
located, it was announced recently
by Don Herr, manager Of the CO.
operative.
The cooperative's building south
of Bluffton will henceforth be used
only as a warehouse and Herman
Hilty will serve as the local agent
and call-in point.
The decision to make the change
was made by the directors because
of the fact that the elevators loca-
tion in Harrod centers most of the
business there. Earl Gray of Har-
rod is president of the local board.
The bulk gasoline tanks are still
located at the Bluffton place, and
tank trucks serve all of Allen
county. According to Herr, feed
business will be handled on the same
route as well as fuel oil. Fertiliz-
ers, anti-freeze, oil, grease, fence,
hog equipment, small grain, seed,
feeder equipment and other items
will be kept at the local warehouse
building.
/ A new office has been built at
Harrod where five employees are es-
tablished.
i In addition to Gray, other MEM
bers of the board are: Garwin
Clevenger, Conner, secretary; Willis
Winegardner, Harrod; Calvin Rothe,
Route 4, Lima; Eldon Roeder, Cairo;
and G. X. KelseT, Route 2, La
fayette.
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The telephone number is 2S1O1.
Those who make appointments and
then find they will be unable to keep
them are advised to notify the patrol
post Immediately.
The actual time spent in taking a
test for drivers license is less than
a half hour, providing the individual