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Association. is directing the
District area activity.
A big field is expected for
the 10th annual Arlington Han
dicap Sunday for men and wom-
en-, f1ve-game test with 81
entry fee, three-fifths handi-
caps with a limit of 80 pins.
and top prizes of $50, $40 and
$24. 1t is restricted to bowlers
with averages for 80 games or
more.
Donald Yak from Lakewood,
Ohio, and MILFORD Vidlock from
Lincoln. Neb., representing the
Military District of Washington,
won the doubles title Of the ALL
Army tenpin tournament at
Fort Monmouth, NJ, in the
roll-of of a tie with Ron Fronc-
Yak and Harold Thron of the Sd
Army. Yak. stationed at Fort
Belvoir, finished third in the all
events and earned a place on
the team that will represent the
Army in the inter-service cham
plonships next week at Great
Lakes. He and Thron totaled
1,172 to 1903 in the roll-off.
Dick Hoover from Akron,
Ohio, former National match
game champion, won the Army
all-events with 1901. He is sta
toned at Fort Lewis, Wash.
The 9Th Army from the West
Coast rolled 2,842 for team
hOnOrS.
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Fiohts Lost Niaht

LOS ANGELES.--Billy Evans, 1858.
Pasadena, stopped Luke Sandoval. 127,
Los Angeles, 4.
LANSING, Mich.-Dick Ramazetti,
129. Detroit, outpointed Herky Kamen-
sky, 1871, PITTSBURGH, g.
DALLAS.--Oscar Pharo. 1876, Birm-
ingham, Ala, outpointed Bobby Spaeth.
1874, wichita 10,
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Frank Micalizzi. newly crowned
National match-gaime champion,
will be the center of attraction
when the Jewish All-Stars and
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Hockey at q Glance
BY the Associated Press

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
Montreal j. Boston l Montreal leads
best-of-7 series. 2-0l.
Detroit .. Toronto l Detroit leads
pest-of-1 series, ..-nl.
AMERICAN LEAGUE PLAYoFFS
PITTSBURGH Z. Springfield :. pitts
burRh leads best-of-5 series, 90.
Cleveland 6. Buffalo 3 lbest-of-5 series
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
CINCINNATI 3. Troy > Cincinnati leads
TODAY's SCHEDULE
mo games scheduled in any league. }
TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Detroit at Toronto.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at Springfield
Cleveland at Buffalo
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at Troy.
Evening star., 1955-07-30

LOT so BY 1O0-Deale Park.
LOT 90 BY 1O0-Holltdsy Beach;
Ultramodern; Cape St. John; ideal
for summer and winter. ALL above
properties with waterfront rights,
open to offer. Steal OF deal can
be made. Miss Book. EN-. 2-5213.
Ii 1897. zAeiAMI REALTY
co. REALTORS. 80
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HOUSES WANTED TO sUy

ARLINGTON-4 bedrooms. . baths,
in vicinity Of Arlington Forest. Nc
brokers. ia. f-6Q5T..
TRADE YOUR District home on new
> and bedrm. homes in CheVerY
Cal! PHILLIPS c. ROGERS, WA
VIZ HAVE TWO discriminating pro,
Spective purchasers; a minister and
an executive in education work at
Howard University, who want a D
or s room home in northwest or
northeast. preferably detached: will
consider other good buys; They
have substantial cash. H. E. BAT
TIE, once. DE. 2-2531; Res. ia.
MY CLIENT WANTS A HOUSE in
the MOL area: minimum lot "a
acre: l FIR, 8 bedrms.. at least 2
baths, city water; $4,000 to
$4,000. Call Mrs. Candy. EV. f.
9116. j, WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC.
WANTED AT ONCE-5 or 8 bedroom
Colonial or rambler, UP to $50. 900.
Neighborhood: Bethesda, Chevy
Chase, Kenwood or Burning Tree
areas, for immediate occupancy
Also small house on one floor. 2 or
, bedrooms. not over $4,000.
CT or non-GI. Area: Glen Echo,
Parkwood. Bethesda or Mass. ave.
STANFORD REALTY CO.. HE. A.
ST37, OIL. 4-45S0 --3l
We PAY Tor DOLLAR for D c.
houses. any condition Call Mr.
BOZZI, ST. 3-3320 or ewes. JU
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STORES FOR RENT tcsas }
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

APPROX. 10000 so. IT. suitable as
warehouse, plus once apd sales
space: light manufacturing: etc.
On premises parking. Key at 761
10th St. Sc. -
REAR 1920 GA. AVE. Mont. Hills
11x4O toilet, water and electricity.
JU. S-l4l5; ewes, 10. 5-4501.
-3l
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

10 ACRES close-in: SCOTT frtge. !:
lfe 1-rm, house; bus at door; city
water: ideal for subdividlnR. Mr..
Addison. WA i-0lg6; CE. s-4961
r. q COTS acres with $500
II on Landoyer rd /. miles D G..
~ 50C per acre. Terms arr. To-
days best buy. First time offered /.
he 4-3500: evenings, call MI
Bowie. -HA. 2-Ssa3. W W LEWIS
LAkL BANCROFT WATERFRONT
-SlopinR hillside, "a acre Lo
i5-1234. -3i
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
S12.800 CT

N. Arl masonry Cape Cod; 4 bedrms.
. full baths, full bsmt., oil heat;
cor. lot with Ice. trees: close to
WestoTer shopping center. schools
and bus Call ]. n. BENOTT, Real
tor, JE. s-6677 or JE. 3-l141 --3l
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~ TIE EvENING STAR
HOUSES fer SALE, VA. tcent.I

Washington. d. C.
SATURDAY. JULY 30, 1858
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Moved to Howard County

If you are being transferred to Fort
Meade or Hopkins Laboratory
have places right near. also beauti-
ful building lots and land by the
acre.
/ acre, 6-rm., split-level brick home
on Rte. 90.
/ acre, 5-rm. brick bungalow on new
Rte 90 mr.. Hopkins.
10 acres, S-rm. house, bath, powder
rm.: oil h.-w.h.
5 acres, S-rm. house, bath. powder
rm.; beautiful trees, lovely loca-
ton. Let US know what you want.
CAL PAUL B.. BEARD, Realtor,
Evening star., 1955-07-30
CARROLL COUNTY

S1I 500; 35 acres; 4-bedroom, coun-
try home: large stream, large barn,
poultry houses, 80 acres in grain,
pasture, balance wooded. with
stream. I have many other farms
to select from. JOHN BURDOFT
Call Evergreen I-3S46. 1331S
Colesville rd., Silver Spring, Md.
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HOUSES TO BUILD
COUNTRY PROPERTY

LOUDOUN CO., VA, . miles from
Goose Creek Golf Club--Ideal fol-
developer; wonderful views: 225
acres. 2s woodland. balance cleared
on 2 surfaced roads. PRICE. includ;
ing land. farmhouse. barns and
silo, etc, S1T5 per acre. -ASK-USl
REALTY CO. ia. S-1252. ia
IDEAL RETIREMENT RAMBLER on
6 acres, high. cool, mt. location.
050 or offer. XII. S-95S5. so
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CORNER LOT. 4701 Chevy Chase
blvd, Chevy Chase. Md.-oWNER.
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DESK spAcE

air-cond. once With
telephone answering and mail sefY.
AZ an address Of distinction. Call
ST. 3-3456.
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REHOROTH REACH
VIRGINIA BEACH IVA.

rwo- bedroom, nicely furnished flrSt
floor apartment In two-family
house. Centrally located near
rent reasonably by week, month or
on annual basis. Available August
8 For particulars phone Dupont
7-2pSS through Sunday. After
that call Dupont 7-041S. az
Evening star., 1955-07-30
FARMS

sI0o DOWN. $50 mo. buys for
TE. 6-4131. II
10 ACRES, desirable 6-room home.
etc.. conveniently located In white
neighbor hood; ideal for retired;
priced 50 0o0: easy terms. C. w.
DUNCAN, Louisa. Va. Phone go
weekdays. las Sundays. 6
FREDERICK COUNTY, ND. - zoo
acres on Point Of Rocks to Fred
eriek Td. Excel. for grazing and
farming. Fenced and eroSs-fenced-
LRe. S-rm-. bath, brick house. dairy
barn. bank barn corn crib. machine
shop. pond. ETC.; Sl35 per mo. 70
REALTY Co. So7 n. Y. ave. NV.
ME. S-494l.
20s-ACRE DAIRY FARMS miles
north OF Gettysburg. Pa. Route I5,
q mile of the hwy. on macadam
road. 20 reg. Guersey COWS, 80
heifers. young stock. . top sires, .
late tractors all equip, ESQ ton
sllo, 5oO-ton trench silo; so.
stanchion barn, loafing shed. tool
shisken shsd csG soussa garage Esosa saIn sTR Suie
cooler; all crops incl; s-rm. house
with mod eonv., auto. oil fur
mace, 8 porches; attrec. liy; nm,
] acre well-stock pond. S65. 900
Poor health reason for selling.
Write or phone 963-R-32, TRAVIS
BAKER. r. D. f.. Gettysburg. Pa.
HARDWOOD. MD.-75 acres, new
house with full basement; tobacco
barns, tool shed; at real buy at
$4,000. all crops included. Good
terms of. BY LOUIS A. STARTLING.
721 10th st. NV. Wash. D. C.,
RE. 7-i7sq; or Sat. and Sun. call
Mr.. Richards at Colonial 81 65.
80
FARM near Leonardtown, Md, 3o5
acres, brick house, tenant house,
four large barns, tobacco allotment
30 acres, on State highway: price,
S32,500, terms. JAMES H. BROWN,
Leonardtown. Md. Telephone: Once,
Greenwood 5-7011; res, Green
wood 5-3522.
81 ACRES with broom dwelling
tnew, paint and plaster, elec /;
for retirement. $4,000. RAY T.
CANNON, owner. Castleton, Va.
Phone Culpeper-Grayson 2l22.,
NEAR FREDERICK, MD.-Beautiful
315-scre dairy farm; only $4,000.
Poolesyille 3103.
10 ACRES, 4-room house in fair
condition, electricity. II miles from
Warrenton, Va, at Elk Run Store;
S4,500, $1,000 down. terms. MRS.
ETHEL M. TYLER, Midland, Va.
--3l
A REFINED colored couple want
small farm or acreage in Md 20
mi. D. c. Cash. Box 3s-E. Star.
Is0 ACRES. VA, 81 MI. DC. Long
front. on. Bull Run. / mi, of Rte.
2ll. Good 7-rm. house. water, cleo;
$4,000 Mr.. OLSON, Wo. 5-7029,
750-ACRE ESTATE, VA.-Wnl carry
800 cattle. ~ mi. D. c. Many
good outbldgs,. 4 spring fed ponds,
. stocked with bass: beaut. swim.
pool; l9-rm. English manor house,
2 1replS., oil ht.; 2-car gar: 81 3d.
600. MR.. OLSON, Wo. 6-7029.
34-ACRE GRASS FARM
In close-in Loudoun County; 3-bed-
rm. house, pond stocked with fish,
large barn, good fences. $14.950.
good terms; will trade. OF. 4-916l.
80
SMALL FARM OR ESTATE
Comfortable and liveable as-is but
can be made much more attrac-
tive. Good Groom house with
bath and oil furnace. Barn and
other outbuildings. Pretty lawn
with trees and shrubbery. Pretty
views, stream, and 80 acres of
land. About 20 miles from Wash
lngton.
Terry B. SimmS, JE. 2-6517
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR REM
OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

CONN. AND M. close to Ring Bldg
2 baths, entire 2nd A., in heaut.
Colonial bldg, carpeted, air-con-
ditioning outlets. Suitable for i'm
pressive professional or out-of -town
company Offices. NE. S-l440. 81
MEDICAL ofiices. air-eond. mod.
81 Ssl6 =. 1Ssh lsa7 st. NV Ho' 2-6s6s'
CULMORE shoppins center, Lees
burg pike nr Corners. Va. HO.
2-536S. or RA 3-l397
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE. 77o So. it.:
in new air-cond. bldg. at 10th and
NJ sts NV. Avail Sept. l. Apply
ST. 3-2l71: Sat, Sun. EN-. 2-las9
n. ARL.. Lyon PIX. area.-ofice.
rent reas.. avail. Aug. j ideal for
ssR saF H Sfeht aSa S5 fesv sv.s est KN Mr. ss Far
GENTLEMAN's STUDIO RM., run
ming water; near Statler. semi
private bath. Ma. $1,000. ewes.
OIL. 6-69I4. --4
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG, 1348
Conn. ave, l to room suites now
available, all daylight ofices with
private toilet. parking next to
building. Rentals to meet your
budget. Inspection $40 am, to
500 pm. or phone AID. 4-3200
CAPITOL HILL SECTION, English
and gear garage, I2O c st. NV.
$3.50 mo RE. 7-s650. 81
DOMINION ARMS APT. BLDG, Arl,,
Va. IS. Glebe rd. near Arl. blvdJ
Only spaces APPROX ! 900 SO.
watar and air pnnd fIlrn GfIit q hla
for insurance CO., real estate Office.
doctors. dentists. finance CO.. etc,
Ample parking Reas. rent. Inimed.
possession Consult MIR. jenkins,
SHANNON & LUCHs CO. Realtors,
,5iS 59t 81 ltth StsR 5, nv 81 M 4 s23e5
ful md floor space completely re-
decorated New asphalt tile floor
and fuor. lighting fixtures. Ap-
proy. 1900 50. IT. Front entrance
remodeled recently Owner will di-
vide and air condition. Heat furn.
Vacant. Excellent for trade assoc,
real estate ofiee. LAWYERS. insuT:
leasing Dept. SHANNON g. LUCHs
co, Realtors. 724 l4th st. NV,
OVER 5000 #. of floor space: cen
trsl downtown, bus terminals. Call
daily AID. 2-191o. $40 am. and
1917 Isth ST. N.w.-studio once:
S25. Other desirable rooms at $50.
Wired for air cond.: good parking
area. ST. 3-553O. -5
ATTRACTIVE air-cond. once over
looking White House and LAFAYETTE
Park Telephone answering serv-
ice included. Call ST. 3-3456.
NEAR CONN. AND X, at l7i5 x st.
n,w.--Sinsle suite at $50 avsil.
immed also double suite at S115:
all services. lnchlning elevator Mr.
Phillips. SHANNON g. LUCFS. 1e4
l4th st. NV Ma. S-9345
SUBLET-1 rm. or suite OF rms.
New, Pennsylvania Bldg Call RE
7-2360 for details. Il
ATTRAC. FURN. corner office in air
cond. suite. nr. Mayfiower Hotel:
carpeted: receptionist service incl.
EX. 3-0211. .--.- II
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

FACING FROLICK LANE. M. new
Kenilworth interchange-2-acre in
dustrial tract Owner viii sell
lease or build to suit tenant. DOUG
M SMILEY. Realtor, UN 4-S260.
liz ACRES adjacent to B&O RR.
and siding: ideal for contractors
ofhees and yard. Includes modern
heated bldg. with over 5000 50. #.
readily adapt to shop or ware
housing. Tower 9-6145. l.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-09-09
New Dromedury Cake
Mixes Add Glamour
To Holiday Menus

Kosher home baking for the
HOLIDAYS, an art once limited TO
women whose first love was the
kitchen, is finding more and more
devotees these days. thanks to the
time-savinq ease and assurance OF
perfect results provided by amaz-
inc new DromedarY Cake Mixes.
Today, even the career woman
with only a rudimentary know
ledge of kitchen techniques can
turn out a spectacular variety OF
glamorous kosher cakes and cook
les with all the skill of an expert.
And even the experts themselves,
in steadily increasing numbers,
are abandoning the laborious old
time procedure of mixing their
own ingredients in favor of the
streamlined home-baking meth
ods made possible by Dromedary
Cake Mixes.
For complete variety in your
holiday home-baking. there are
six new DromedarY Mixes that
can be used in the preparation Of
literally scores Of cakes and
cookies. Featured at leading chain
stores. supermarkets and inde-
pendent grocers. they are: Drome-
dary White Cake Mix. Yellow
Cake Mix. Devils Food Mix.
Pound Cake Mix. the famous
DromedarY Gingerbread Mix and
particularly appropriate for the
holidaYs-the new DromedarY
Honey n Spice Cake Mix. Like
all other DromedarY products.
they display the Kosher "U" seal
on the package that tells you
they're produced under the strict
kashruth supervision of the Union
of Orthodox Jewish Congregations
of America.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-09-09
(Continued from Page 81

newspaper. They must, instead
recognize that economic sound
ness is the only solid foundation
upon which a newspapers edi-
torial freedom can be built.
Without support from the bust
ness community. TO augment thai
of the leadership. the free press
cannot expand in terms of more
service to the community. More
expansion. of course. means more
readers who will be informed. in
tegrated and made aware Of their
Jewish heritage and its values for
today.
Jewish businessmen and
community leaders know
what time and energies they must
give from their private lives and
businesses to help guide the or
ganizations an d philanthroples
they serve. They are aware how
difficult it is to reach enough peo-
pie in the Jewish community to
carry on such activities. Yet how
many have considered how much
of that time and energy might be
saved if they gave more support
to the independent Jewish news
paper?
Such support will insure an ex-
panding free press to gain the
attention of more people in the
community and create more active
interest in the organizations.
Such support will provide more
direct contact, on genuine read
ership level, with a vast and
growing audience whose cultural
and spiritual heritage is both
Jewish and broadly American.
Such support will return extra
dividends to both advertisers and
the community in the form OF
alert and loyal readers.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-09-09
Two Connecticut
Synugoeues Badly
Damaged by Flood

HARTFORD, Conn. (JTA)-The
Beth Israel Synagogue in Winsted
was so badly damaged in the
floods that devastated that city
after hurricane Diane that the
congregation does not know
whether it can be rebuilt.
In Putnam, another community
hard hit by the floods, the Sons OF
Zion Synagogue was badly dam
aged.
Jewish merchants in the flood
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-09-09
Our Free Jewish Press

Yes, your intelligent support
and use-of the free Jewish press
restore it to the deserved
eninence it has additionally en-
joyed in independent American
journalism.
And. by making this possible
you will have the happy know
ledge that you have helped enable
this important department OF
American Jewish life to do BET
ter job for democracy and TOR
Judaism. You will help the free
Jewish press to continue its. grow
th as a mighty American monu-
ment 10 the idealism OF both
Brandeis and of Jefferson.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-09-09

Iop) Ben Touste President Service the Jewish
migration agency delivers the dedication speech
t tne opening Of the HAS HOUSE IN THE modern
noste built In eeersheba israeli purpose accommodate
g and teehnicians who be induced the
rugged Negev and help In the development the couny south
Center This modern building situated 10dunam land.
p IN tne new section Of 5eersheba will
Close 20 VO techneians scientists petroleum
ana other specialists sorey needed in Nesev the
ana opening Of the countless
(sotom Representatives Israeli and United
along with cultural other
N srae participated In the dedication ceremonies shown atch
~. & oIsser cut the ribbon left right row. Sam.
~ HI Snaman OF the United Has Israeli Committee:
o. Edward Lawson; Mr. Touster: srael'a prim
s & csne sharett In second wearing white shirt with
Party onscued behind Mr. Touster is eeershebas Mavor
eS uvyanu ana to right Of him Gaaek Chairman Of
sne United Has Council Of Organisations ' "O "
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-09-09
Diplomat Praises Isroel's
Treatment of Minorities

TEL AVN, (JTA)-Dr. Don
Eduardo Zuleta-Angel, AmbaSsa-
dor of Colombia to the United
States, said here before his de-
parture that he would inform the
Pope that Israel behaves well to-
wards the Christian minorities in
the country and takes good care
of the Holy Places. The Colon
bian envoy, who visited this
country as a guest of the Israel
Government, left for Rome where
he is to be received at the Vatican.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-09-09
SCh00l days
CONTINUED from Page 81

Seriously speaking, it is no
longer even true that an educat-
ed person must necessarily be a
poor one. Take that little girl who
won $4,000 for just spelling "anti-
Observation-Disclosures" right.
Even that ignorant "shames"
couldn't have made his money
faster than that. And she has the
additional satisfaction, which no
rich man has, of knowing how to
spell it. I can just visualize her
walking along, almost dancing,
chanting, "I can spell antidis-
Observation-Disclosures"
am afraid the $4,000 dollar
quiz show is going to overdo this
education business. There is 60
ing to be such a flocking to the
school houses. TO get the learning
to crack the jack pot. that we are
going to feel much like that Jew
ish rabbi felt about his daughter
marrying person able to read
and write.
AS school resumes, my heart
goes out to the teachers. The
Talmud says we must regard
teachers as kind of second par
ents. So I say Murray for the
teachers-and Murray for educa-
ton, but let's not overdo it.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-09-09

percent loss. In Torrington, mer-
chants estimated their losses at
5000 percent of inventory and
fixtures.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-09-09

areas were hard hit. In Winsted,
the majority of the merchants
were Jewish. Those in the Milan
Street area suffered almost 100
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-03-31
Burcky Elected
President iOf
Mid-OhiOL League

A. c. Burcky, athletic director and
baseball coach at Bluffton college,
was named president of the Mid
Ohio Leagne at the leagues meeting
held Saturday morning in the Hotel
Sinton, Cincinnati.
Other officers elected were Fred
Raizk, Wilmington, vice president,
and c. L. "Pete" Spaid, Findlay, sec
retary-treasurer. Spaid also serves
as commissioner to assign officials.
The opening of the upcoming base
ball season will be the beginning of
Burcky's 33rd year as baseball coach
at the college. The Bluffton coach is
also third Oldest in point of service
among all active athletic directors
in Ohio.
In basketball, Mr.. Burcky has been
tournament manager for the Class
A and Glass B sectional and county
tournaments for the past several
years.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-03-31
Ronald Chidester And Wilma iJorg Win
Award In FLA Highway Safety Program

In the second Future Farmers of
America Highway Safety Project
Ronald Chidester, high school junior,
walked off with safe driving honors
while Wilma Jorg, q senior, won the
award in the written examination.
Tests in which young Chidester
excelled included straight-line driv-
ing and backing, driving and backing
around obstacles, limited space turn
ing, and parallel parking. He re-
ceived a SO cash prize. There were
16 drivers entered in this contest,
completing Ga tests.
Thirty-one persons participated in
the tough written examination. Miss
Jorg's prize was So in cash. Others
with high scores in the written test
were Gary Lora, Ron Chidester and
Richard Garmatter.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-03-31

Of the five divisions they entered,
nearly one-third Of the schools enter
ed in the additions werS unable to at
tend because of the Weather condi-
tions which made mahy roads in the
area impossible.
Russell A. Lantz, bead Of the music
department at Blufton college and
additions chairman for District III
announced that he had received word
from r. Donald Stump, Of Canton Nc
Kinley high school, head Of additions
for Ohio, that schools which did not
participate in the district additions
could go directly to the state finals
April "a. 1t was pointed out, how
ever that the fact these schools had
bypassed the district additions would
be noted by the judges. Judging at
the state is fhore strict than that in
the district.
Even with the weather conditions
almost unbearable an estimated 2,200
musicians attended the additions and
participated in the vocal and instru-
mental competition. Glasses were
held in Al, Az, B-1, B-2, CT and
CO.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-03-31

neighbors."
The defense mobilization chief de-
clared that fear will never galvanize
America into action for civil defense.
The nation, he said, can save its life
only as it is willing to lose it for
others.
"Only the perfect love can cast out
fear," he declared.
Church College Stronger
The speaker, who is also president
on leave of Ohio Wesleyan university,
told his audience that the church col
lege is in a stronger position than
ever before. More people are inter
ested in them.
Flemming said that he has admired
DR.. L. L. Ramseyer, president of
Bluffton college, for his leadership in
the field of higher education. He
conplimented the college on its
Founders Hall and cited its great
potentiality for developing closer
contact with the community.
Expansion Problem Mentioned
Earlier in the evening President
Ramseyer touched on the problem of
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advocates a defense through deter
rents"
The war deterrents being used in
U. S. defense include a strong mobil-
ization base; time, energy and re-
sources devoted to keeping out in
front in weapons development; main
tanning position from where retalia-
ton can be made quickly in the event
of attack; investing huge resources in
continental defense; and developing
programs to utilize military resources
in the most effective manner.
Deterrent Policy Not Enough
"The policy of defense through de-
torrents, however, cannot by itself
lead into paths of peace" said DR..
Flemming. "There must be deepen
ing of spiritual qualities"
"Our Master placed upon us the
obligation to do everything in our
power to help our neighbor realize his
highest potentialitieS. When we ac-
cept this obligation we are ready to
accept civil defense ready to pre-
pare for the crisis that may never
come . \. put ourselevs into the posi-
ton where we can help our