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BUSINESS PROP FOR SALE

e60, 600 SO. FIT, zoned general busi-
ness Situated on excellent highway
in fast-growing community, % min
utes from downtown Washington.
Suitable for outdoor theater. ware
house. motel, automobile agency or
wholesale. o.. retail business OF any
Slnd s PFifsd RE- e 'Os s g3F So IT. CAN
SALE OR RENT. reas,: SOFT 'front.'
age on Baltimore blvd. In River
dale. Nd. 1000 SO. II. WA. e
g117: Sunday, He 4-1474.
18th ST. NV. NEAR Mist COM
mereial bids; qtl heat, separate
cupicd by print shop Price 100000.
WALTER NJ. BAUMAN. 1877 K st.
NV, MA. S-622a, WO. 6-n747.
NICE CENTRAL NV, LOCATION for
any merchandise distributors. Open
space with ofices and display. Gas
s I'D n aRpnGz sO S Sc LEASE e f RoW
LAND. DI. 7.5645,
MD. --S,5s5 So #, in the
heart OF the Wheaton triangle. Op-
posite public parking lot, with 70
#, frontage. Can be easily con-
yerted. to 3 stores, ONCE and apt.
for 1 details eti'' ASHLEY ASHLEY inc - tsaSs
Price ave, Wheaton. Md. 10.
MD.-so IT. frontage on
Georeia ave between the Coop and
Safeway stores. VIII sell whole or
% Psf acRfEssH coMM lMS To- MonisGm.
cry county--Long road frontaEe:
surrounded by new housing develop
ment. Excel; location for Al ten.
ants. Speculate at soc #. Exclu-
siye. ASHLEY. INC, 10. 5-2323.
sosS RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
tional Bank OF Washington. In out
lying first commercial area. On
arterial hwy, R. G. dunno, FE.
3-l173: no 10000,
1915 18th ST. N.W.-Store and g.
rm, and bath apt VIII lease as
whole or In part. /. T. GRAvATTE.
AND DWELLINGS. s
Kins George County. v Rrsfn Can can
any day till 2 pm, ia. 7-1142.
n. CAPITOL AND R--Corner brick
store, l7xs3; ideal fol. any small
business: Why pay rent when you
Si6.955. $3.50 cash: ist trust tor
6aisnee at .S93.75 per mo. r. q.
AUTO REPAiR sHoP. fully equip
ped, plus 5-rm. house and bath.
APPROX. ! acre, ample frontage on
wv, oV' Oae thilks N sIounu LOT
is FIR lease sta'sn .a isn'd 81 S0V o%SfR
2ND CoMMERcIAL---734 18th st.
Sc e-family brick buiding, 20-ft.
frontage. 40 II. deep. wide alley in
rear; $4,000. NO. 1854. RA.
WISCONSIN AVE-, mr.. Sears & Roe
buck-An S-rm. house in excellent
condition on lot having Q CONNER
cial street frontages: suitable for
offices. undertaking establishments
end many other types business.
1 1Ss2 CUHSyHAnRps Realtor' EN-, 80
GENERAL MERCHANDIsE STORE
with modern fixtures and up-to-
date stock: also attached lovely o.
rm, house with cream kitchens; o
car garage: located on large lot.
Excellent established business in
operation over 40 yrs OIL. 5000.
MOTOR COURT 20 miles south OF
owners quarters, acres; good
t En,T nTe;v T Haaeoyo your own terms.
y, s. ROUTE 90, colesyiile area.
FIRST CoAiML. CORNER. groom
house: 1900 Perry st, ne, near
GU Ideal for Offices. stores or apt,
Grocery chain store and bank in
same block. Lot approx. 75x91.
VIII consider renting, ARTHUR I.
c SGHyRSksI n s IA s-eaaI, Ia; e-n,7 7,Us
quarters. near Howard University.
Pargain. OWNER. Ii. 4-eS20.
CORNER STORE property. liv. quar-
tiers. 8 adjoining lois lst CONNER
cial. OWNER, Ii. A-9s20.
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40. 900 SO. FIT, zoned general busi-
ness. Situated on excellent highway
in fast-growing community, % min
utes from downtown WASHINGTON.
Suitable for outdoor theater. ware
house. motel, automobile agency or
wholesale or retail business of any
kind. Priced at SOC per So It. Call
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DUPONT CIRCLE LOCATIONS
units, baths; furnished: 2-csr
garage. Income property to be
checked. Really good place, all
payment. EDWIN I. ELLIS, Real
tor. 1910 Vermont ave. RE. 7-5l40.
NEAR zoo ENTRANCE-Beaut
ssSFn ero apt BIDS. q Hn nts Income
siye with ALVIN FISCHER, OIL. A.
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SPLIT
LEVEL

3 HUGE BEDROOMS Il with fun
bath feature this SUBSTANTIAL brick
home in No. ATl. Center hall
foyer entr.. finished rec. rm-,
BUILT-M GARAGE. modern APP
pointments in kit. include eye-level
oven and lge. built-in breakfast
nook. Beautifully decorated through
out to please the most discrimi-
mating taste. A home for those
dividuality OF split-level charm.
For sppt. 10 see, call
Parker, Smith & Donnell
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3 APARTMENTS. unfurnished: ten
ants pay utilities incl heat. Income
Sl75. Beautiful brick bldg: two i
bedrm. apis. and one efficiency.
Payments on LIST trust, incl. tax
and insur., only S102. Price. SIS
$50; down. $4,000. A. r. SEELYE,
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HOUSES TO BUILD
COUNTRY PROPERTY

MOUNTAIN RETREAT - Madison
eastern slope Old Rag Mountain
elevation, trout pond. trail. For
substantial family: value, insur-
ance, pleasure. Colonial 3-10l6 OF
write to Level REALTY. EDGE
water, Nd. --22F
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HOUSES WANTEp To RuYl

houses in the B. e. area. No c shar re
ice TioYp Z. Davis CO. CO. Real.
i sHs. lg M o ( q; NV. MA, s-os62
DESIRE HOME IN ROLLINGwo0I
school Area-3 bedrms... maid
and appropTiate number o. baths
Write Box 1856. Star ga
MODERN. clean. 2 or 3 bedrm. home
location. Have subSt. cash, MRS
cox; u; 2;Sl3t Or ST, 3::738s.
Cali c4PiToL Cry Spif fNv fssfIssa1
ccoaRSPPy ST. s-eS44; ewes, IA
DIRECT FROM OWNERS or q I'm
home. D. C. or Nd. $4,000 down
No agents please. Box 449-H. Star
VA.--Spot cash TO 100000, or terms
mr.. retail with more down, Free
VIZ apO PaY ALL w9 oasn 10 or yonr B.
homes. You don't have TO pay an,
comm. charges. Quick set. Ia. 0.
TRAtSSs;FERRING to wash. Need de-.
house. 3 bedrms.. sep, din. I'm.
bsmt GI appraised under $4,000
betheSda-Chevy ChaSe-Silver Spring
area. Box 23o-H, Star.
SOLD OUT--Our shelves are bare
We need houses and apartments Il
sell In ne. Washington, University
Park and Cheverly, Nd. Call now
s +: g, dunno. WA. 7-o7s2' no
4-BEDRM. HOME, vic. Wash. ant
Md; near transp., parochfal sehoo
and shopping center Will considr:
purchasing furnished. Box 1886
viii PAY TOP DOLLAR for houses
d, c. or nearby Md. ST. $500
you DoN'T HAVE TO LIST. W,
will buy your home for all cash
no commission, no charge for
evaluation. We have purchased
over So million in property since
1916. Our reference-any title
company. JOSEPH KINsKY. Re.
altor. ST. 1891; ewes. OIL 4.
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SPECTACIu,ARr

Is the word for the opportunity Of
fered here to purchase this hand
some detached l5-unit apt house
in hne NV. location adj. Rock
Greek Park. Income at modest
rents. tenants pay own gas and
elec.) Approx. $4,000 yrly. and
priced at only S79.500 for trnmed.
sale.
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors Elk. $751;
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HUNT CORNER q yrs. ODD, mr..
Nichols ave. CONGRESS HEts.-Rent
$4,000; mostly 2-bedrm. apis:
excel. cond., low .oper. expenses,
about 1876 net Priced to sell.
David Rosenberg. DREYF UE 8
BROS. MA. 8-05s0; eves.-sun.. ia.
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BRICK BUILDING, in Al condition
on valuable ne, business corner
in area OF restoration, containing
store and 4 apartments; rental
S437 per mo; priced to sell 81
HO. 10000.
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UPPER MONT. CO. az acres Isl
9 Tosd sTdse . BseE ko Sf O p Rs
for speculation. Call Miss zaker
FE. 3-3669. MARSHALL, J. MAPLE
CO.. 1924 14th st, NV, AID. 4-2005
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
1924 l4th St NV AID, 4-2OnS
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BY OWNER-Corner. brick apt. bldg
OF six furnished apis. well oceu.
pied: near Lincoln Park s.e.; easy
terms. OK to live In and rent part
co k-0I11
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NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD
N NV Al, Units units: Ia ! and 2 bedIm
return. Gail Mr.. Kirby, NO. z.
4925. NJ. z. SMITH. INC, DI. z.
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Concentrated high quality protein
I'M a delicious mezv ready-to-e0t cereal form

IKE most of us these days, this young mother
- is well aware that the key to her family's
good health is protein-and plenty of it.
She knows that high quality protein is the
foundation of balanced meals. That it helps her
youngsters to grow strong and sturdy. keeps
grownups going longer without letdown
And now-with Kellogg's Special K-she can
start herself and her family out in the morning
with the kind of protein they need: concen-
trated high quality protein in delicious
new ready to-eat cereal form.
Special K was developed in collaboration with
nutritionists from two leading American uni
versities. It took four years to find way to
combine proten-ric grains with the valuable
properties in other foods Including milk and
yeast. The result is a new food with more high
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quality protein than any other leading cereal
hot or cold. And twice their average.
With so many health giving properties, in
Guiding substantial amounts of all the vitanins
you need most, you're probably wondering what
Special K tastes like. We can assure you that it
is unusually tempting to eat. In fact your whole
family will enjoy it not only for breakfast, but
any time they want wholesome food fast
The proof of that is in the package with the
big, red *" on it at your grocers. We invite
you to try it -especially if your family hasn't
been eating cereals too frequently.
Special K, for all its extraordinary health
benefits, costs only about 4Kt for generous
one-ounce serving. And where else could you
get so much high-quality protein for so little
money!
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HELP-MEN

YOUNG MAN. exper. in haneing
NEEDY INTERIORS, 500 Kennedy
st. NV. RA. $4,000.
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YOUNG MAN

We need q man to train to be an
asst. superintendent in progressive,
sary but must be willing 10 WORK
hard to learn. Reas. hours, employe
benefits. salary to be based on per-
sons background. Wonderful op-
portunity for the right person. Write
Box 313-T. Star. stating age. quail
hcations. experience.
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Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. RIM. 500
Accountant, Jr., $50 Wk.
Bookkeepers, beg. and exper., S60-
Ss5 wk.; all kinds openings, 20 daily.
Mr.. Black.
BOYD'S, Cor. 18th and G
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TELEPHONE COLLECTOR

Inside work. exper. helpful but not
essential, we will train. Excel OPP
portunity for the right man to be-
come dept. assist. 40-hour week.
ness exper Box 37S-T, Star.
TOBACCO CLERK, at CARRIERS
DRUG CENTER, Arlington; 4S-hr d.
6-day week: salary. S1.25 per hr.
Good employment record plus some
sales experience necessary. Apply
in person to Mr. Kessler
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MAN, 20 to 2S, to manage trailer
rental lot. Must be mechanically in
clined and high school graduate
with business training. 1915 a
month to start. See Mr. Austin at
U-HAUL CO, Seven Corners, Falls
Church, Va, Wednesday through
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WAREHOUSEMAN

WELDER. ELECTRIC. for structural
steel good opportunity. ADAMS
FABRICATED STEEL CORP. Call
LA. 6-24S4. Mr. Tuttle.
WELDER, electric, for structural
steel; good opportunity, ADAMS
FABRICATED STEEL CORP, call
LA. 6-24S4. Speak to Mr.. futile.
Smyrna times., 1956-10-18

mon in First Church of Christ,
Scientist, Wilmington; Firs t
Church of Christ, Scientist, Reho-
both Beach; Christian Science So
ciety, Milford; and Christian Sci
ence Society, New Century Club,
Dover, Sunday, October 21, 1856,
will be Probation After Death"
Morning service and Sunday
School are at IL am; Dover,
Sunday School, $50 am; WI
mington, evening service, 7:30.
Mankind's need for spiritual
growth and progress will be
stressed at Christian Science SER
vices this Sunday. Readings from
the King James Version of the
Bible and Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy, will comprise
the Lesson-Sermon entitled Pro
baton After Death" Scriptural
passages will include the follow
ing from Psalms (37:30: Mark
Smyrna times., 1956-10-18

check. This procedure, by reduc-
ing the number of checks, has re-
suited in considerable savings.
About a million and a quarter
wives are entitled to benefits bas-
ed upon their retired husbands
social security accounts. For the
present, combined checks will be
issued only as wives of Tetired
workers file their claims for bene-
fits and are put on the social Sc
curity benefit rolls, or in cases
where payments to a husband and
wife have been stopped for some
reason, and are being started
again. However, no combination
of the social security benefits pay
able to a husband and wife will
be made where they are not liv-
ing together or where part of the
wife's benefit amount is an old-age
insurance benefit based upon her
own record of work under social
security. Separate checks will also
continue to be issued where either
the husband or the wife has been
determined to be incompetent to
handle funds.
Any beneficiary who for any
reason objects to having his or
her benefit amount combined with
that of a spouse will be paid by
separate check, Mr.. Milbouer
said. He or she need only notify
the social security Office. The new
procedure of paying husbands and
wives by combined check, he
pointed out, will not be extended
to all elderly couples on the social
security rolls until it has proved
successful and productive of the
expected savings in administrative
costs.
Smyrna times., 1956-10-18

them would take both of the
checks to the store or to the bank
to be cashed. Being paid their
monthly social security benefits
in a single check will make the
cashing of checks simpler for
many of those couples, and if they
have been paying fees to have
their checks cashed, they will now
have to pay only one fee instead
of two. Mr.. Milbouer emphasized
that the combination of the hus-
bands and the wife's benefits into
one check no way affects the right
of either individual to his or her
benefit, nor the amount of that
benefit. Both of them must sign
their names on the back of the
check before the check can be
cashed.
The new method of payment,
which is being instituted on a
trial basis, is expected to cut the
expenses of the government in is
suing and mailing checks and to
relieve congestion in post offices
around the first of each month
when social security and other
government checks are mailed out.
Since 1851, the Social Security
Administration has combined ben
eft payments to children living in
the same household into a single
Smyrna times., 1956-10-18
PAY BY SINGLE
FAMILY CHECK
Husbands and Wives Social
Security Benefits To Be
Combined Soon
TO CUT COSTS

Some elderly couples will re-
ceiye their social security benefits
this month combined into a single
family-check, Myron Milbouer, dis
trict manager of the Wilmington
social security Office announced
this week. Wives of retired work.
ers who filed their claims within
the last month or so will have
their benefit amounts combined
with their husbands old-age and
survivors insurance benefits, if
they are living at the same ad-
dress, and are not entitled to old
age insurance benefits based upon
their own work records.
Up until now, Mr.. Milbouer
said, retired workers and their
wives have been paid their bene-
dts each month in separate checks
although in many cases, one of
Smyrna times., 1956-10-18

the perfect man, and behold the
upright: for the end of that man
is peace" Among the selections
to be read from Science and
Health is the following (2e1:12-
49,: Universal salvation rests
on progression and probation, and
is unattainable without them."
The Golden Text is from John
(5:25): THE hour is coming, and
now is, when the dead shall hear
the voice of the Son of God: and
they that hear shall live"
Smyrna times., 1956-10-18

The Barn Owl Controversy still
RACES in our town. One group
claims owls should be protected
because they eat vermin. The
other faction holds that those
little hOwlers also eat chickens
=. and should be shot.
Now Pops Parker claims both
parties are right. All owls clean
up vermin. Some owls also clean
out an occasional hen yard.
The way to spot bad owl, ac-
cording to Pops, is to put up a
10-foot pole in the chicken run
with a No. 2 trap on it. A ma
rauding bird generally perches to
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From where | sit by Joe Marsh
Bornyord "WHOOdonit"

look over the situation before he
strikes, giving you your evidence,
and the culprit!
From where | sit, doubt il this
will end the owl argument. PeO-
pie have different opinions on the
subject just as they have diff
ferent opinions about whether
beer, tea or what-have-yOu makes
the best thirst quencher. Examine
the facts and make up your own
mind, | say -. and be thankful we
live where that's possible.
9e M413
Smyrna times., 1956-10-18
FIRST WITH THE MOST MODERN FEATuREsr

ElnSl with fHE WOSf FTODERN FEATURESI
New 283eUbnch oskmosfer v8 delivers 100 hqhoroue hor
power Standard Series 5000 1000 eooo optional in Series
5000 ot extra cost Horsepower ranges up 2Io in chevoes
complete lineup of modern V8 and truck engines
Revolutionary Powenot Transmission exclusive with chevroIe,
Ueks' ms sxsPeed automatic designed specifically heovduy
houns on exo-eo option in Series and 5000 ond oil
heoduy truck models Hydruoe offered in 5000 and 4ooo
Series models at
New Iso/ wokNin9 gives Chevrolet trucks even feher
eee opPeorune There three different and distinctive no
treatments. t"S
LCF models oUduie The coE because they're lower hondomer
eoser get into and out Of and enqne mo
enonee' Yet they offer all the traditional coE odvunoges
eovwegh Chomps with TorqUe are roted at 80 600
lbs GVW $4,000 lbs GCW And Chevroes odyonced tonde %
unit offers buin thee-speed power dvder-pIus unique e
steering oon that reduces and increases hondino eoo
Smyrna times., 1956-10-18
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH

Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday
The subject of the Lesson-Ser-
Smyrna times., 1956-10-18
7 Task. Force 81 Chevrolet Trucks!
Performance proved i'm a history-makins tes
on the ALCAN Highway to Alaska

The Acan Highway is The road where trucks grow old before
their time The road where gravel endesSy sedehammerS the
life out of trucks Where fog of uperne dust chokeS engines
and vicious utS subject chassis to months of in few
hundred miles,
Six new ST Chevrolet trucks representing light medium
and heayduy models and heavily loaded with cargo roared
north from Dawson Creek B. c. through $50 miles of
tanS and me rain and hail Fairbanks Alaska Running
around the clock, they made this touous trp-normaly
72hour runn less than As hours The fleet made normal stops
along the way and maintained safe and legal speeds AS special
test during the run of the trucks the entire distance
without once having their engines stopped
It's all down in the AAA record book. And more beSides
Never before has truck been thoroughly proved Come
In and how we'll these Acan champs measure up to
your job.
Smyrna times., 1956-10-18

Copyright, 1850, United States Brewers Foundation
The Nome nugget., 1956-10-01
FOX TERRIER NIPS
 ESTES KEFAUVER ON HIS 'SHAKING' HAND

ALLENTOWN, Pa, R-A little fox terrier named Denny nipped candidate Estes Kefauver right on his shaking hand"
 The incident occurred Friday as the US. senator arrived here to further his candidacy for the vice presidency.
 In the welcoming party was Mrs. Clyde w Spear, a friend of the Kefauver family, and her -year-old son, Drew Drew was holding Denny in his arms.
 Sen. Kefauver reached over to give the dog pat on the head and was bitten on the ring finger of his right hand. It wasn't much of a bite as dog bites go but did draw a little blood. Worst of all, Kefauver indicated by the ex- pression on his face it hurt some every time he shook the hand of a wellWisher.
 Mrs. Spears was at loss to ex- plain Denny's action but one pun dit pointed out this was National Dog Week, a celebration which has failed to attract as much pub lie notice as the doings of political candidates like Sen. Kefauver.
The Nome nugget., 1956-10-01

flying a float plane.
 A crash landing sheared the pontoons from Boeing's plane and the plane manufacturer said it would be weeks, possibly months, before new ones could be made.
 Disguised, Boeing said that he would build his own-and the rest of the plane, too. He did, and founded the Pacific Aero Prod ucts Go. in 1916 with 30 em- ployes.
 The company prospered and eventually became the Boeing Airplane Co.,, producing first sin gle and then multi-engined planes. One of it's great contributions to World War II was the B-17 and its successor, the BPS, famous bombers which brought terror to American enemies turnout the world.
 Boeing withdrew from the company in 1894 but returned in World War II in an advisory capacity.
 The company continued its ex pansion after he left and today is Washington's largest single indus try, producing the giant 200ton eight-jet B-52 bomber and the big commercial airliner, the 707, the first of which will be deliv- cred in the near future.
 Besides his widow, Boeing is survived by his son, William E. Boeing Jr., and two stepsons. One of the stepsons is Nathanial Pas chall, a vice president of the Douglas Airplane Go.
The Nome nugget., 1956-10-01
Founder of Boeing Airplane Co.
 Dies of Heart Attack at Age 75

SEATTLE, R-William E. Boe- ing Sr., who started out to build a pair of pontoons and thereby fathered what is believed to be the worlds largest jet bomber, died Friday of a heart attack.
 The millionaire industrialist who retired some years ago ex- pired from a heart attack aboard his yacht just two days before his 18th birthday.
 With him at the time was only his wife, Bertha. But all around him in the Puget Sound country were visible reminders of the Boeing Airplane Go. which he founded and which today is build ing the giant B-52 bombers and the TOT Stratoliner.
 Boeing was the son of wealthy Michigan lumberman and came to the Pacific Northwest in 1902 to enter the logging business. Af- ter developing extensive timber and mining interests, he took up
The Nome nugget., 1956-10-01
Navy Plans l5 Atomic Subs

WASHINGTON, R-The Vest inghouse Electric Corp. has been picked by the Navy to build the atomic furnaces" for six new high speed submarines.
 The Navy announced Friday night it was awarding a SPA, ,468,- 900 contract to Westinghouse to design and construct the atomic power reactors which will be key elements in the propulsion system of the subs. The contract does not cover the entire propulsion plants.
 Under way is a Navy program which contemplates Is atomic submarines. Some have been built. Others are being construct ed or are in the planning stage.
The Nome nugget., 1956-10-01
BIRTH OF BABY HARD ON FATHER

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, R-Charies Kuenzi was in the hospital deliv- cry room when his wife gave birth to a girl, their. fifth child, Friday.
 Mrs. Kuenzi and the. baby came thru in fine shape.
 Kuenzi tainted, fell, broke his jaw. broke his nose, suffered con cussion and was put to bed.
 His condition, al last report, was fair.