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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-03-21
Services Sunday To Ordain, Commission
Wallace Geiger AS Minister, Missionary

Wallace Geiger will be ordained as
a minister in services Sunday murn-
ing at the ST. John Mennonite church,
Pandora, and the same afternoon he
and Mrs. Geiger will be commission
ed by the Evangelical Alliance MIS-
sion board as missionaries to France
in service at the Ebenezer church.
The Rev. Peter w. Voran, mission
ary on furlough from service in ia
pan, will be the speaker at the Sun
day morning service, and the ordina-
ton will be officiated at by the pas
tor, the Rev. John P. Suderman.
In the 2 p. m. service at the Ebe-
nezer Mennonite church the Rev.
Vernon Mortenson, assistant director
of the Evangelical Alliance Mission
headquarters in Chicago, will be the
speaker. He will also direct the COM
missioning.
Mr. Geiger is graduate of Pan
dora high school, class of 1916. He
also holds the A. B. degree in Bible
from Grace Bible Institute, Omaha,
Neb., and is graduate of Grace
Seminary, Winona Lake, Ind, with
B. D. degree. He is a member of
ST. John church, Pandora.
Mrc Caioar xuac oraduotod fror,
Bluffton high school in 1947, and was
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-03-21
College Gospel Teams
Have Busy Week End

The Bluffton College Women's
Gospel Team quartet presented pro-
grams in the Dalton Mennonite
church Sunday morning and at the
Oakgrove church, Smithville, in the
evening. Miss Eloise Gerig of Smith
vile, Junior at the college, spoke
on "Neighborly Love-"
DR.. and Mrs. H. D. Raid accom-
panied the group on the trip.
The Mems Gospel Team quartet
spent the past weekend in Chicago,
presenting programs in three of the
Mennonite churches there. Carl Leh-
man accompanied this group.
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Hold Services For
Mrs. Elsie Ernest

Funeral services were held Wednes
day from Hartman Sons funeral
home, Columbus Grove, for Mrs
Elsie ID. Ernest, Y, who died at AZ
p. m. Sunday in Lima Memorial
hospital following an illness of two
days. She was the widow of the late
Clarence Ernest, who died in 1852
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs
Otis Fett, Bluffton; Mrs. Alfred
Anderson, Vaughnsville; three sons
Dwight. Napoleon; Kenneth and
Donald, at home; eight grandchildren
and a sister, Mrs. j. B. Nichols
Columbus Grove.
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graduated from Grace Bible Insti-
tute in 1851. She is a member of the
EbeneZer church.
The Geigers will sail from New
York on March II with their two
children, Nancy, a, and Craig, 1.
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Swiss Chorus To Give
Spring Concert Here

The Bluffton-P Pandora Swiss Chorus
will present their only Bluffton con-
cert of the spring at the First Men
MONTE church Sunday evening at 7:30.
The chorus will present special
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-03-21

numbers and full concert singing of
numbers by Bach, Mendelssohn and
Handel. Byron Steiner, Pandora, is
the director of the chorus.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-03-21

MILK SCORCHES easily as it
heats, so it should be stirred almost
constantly. Cooking it in a heavy pan
may help prevent scorching.
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daughter in Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Robinson and
family spent Sunday at Lakeview.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-03-21

THE OHIO, GOAL in the 1857 corn
acreage reserve phase of the Soil Bank
is 300, 200 acres.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-03-21

organization was on December i,
1851.
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industries. torga
Last rate increase granted the 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

SNUG AND COY brick rambler
with entrance foyer, living room.
SEPARATE dining room, de luxe
Kitchen. :, nice bedrooms, tile bath;
Handicapped yard: completely fur
nished Sl25. BOWERS BROS, AP.
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HYATTsvILLE, MD, M. everything;.
orr UPPER Ieth. EMBASSY clientei,

JeHerS0n SD rms, bath. nicely
furn., fun bsmt,. incl. yd: S120
no; option to buy $500 cash,
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THE BROADMOOR
'F1rfre AHu ~ DpFfae CO ~

Conn. Ave. at Porter St. NV
]. = and 3 bedrm. apt.
homes presently avail in
WashInFton's freely admitted
outstanding coop. din. rIn.:
sec. service: valet shop. beauty
salon. garage and maid serv-
ice are among enjoyable con-
veniences offered THE BROAD
MOORS carefully selected
owners. $i4.500 10 $40, 600
Ask for MAJOR CARNEY ~
BROADMOOR desk.
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ARD, n, ann I'd. ~ bcdrms., sen.
din rm, scr porch, bsmta St4h.
Other ., 4 and hedrm homes,
ASK .usi REALTY CO, ia, s-l25e.
$, wOODLEY, FALLS CHURCH,
bedrm rambler Carport, euuip.
KIT. co, din, rm. mr.. schools. is
Minis Pentagon. avail ABR. 20.
DA 5-SSa0.
(Continued on Next PaTe1
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I,IJXURY APIS

One block OFF Conn. ave.-Spacious
5th-f. front apt; southern exposure.
In the same bldg. a large, attrac-
tive, 2nd-fl. apt. Call J. F. Mauk
RIA. 8-S557. Near 18th and Column
bia I'd "A good. l-bedrm. apt. fac
ing Rock Greek Park, for only
$3.50. Call w. l. AIKEN. HO. .
QS33. Also in other good NV. ioca-
tions. one and two bedrm. apis
ranging in price from $3.50 to
SIG. 500. J. BUXTON AIKEN, EN-.
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COOP. APIS. FOR SALE Cont,

DE LUKE, 3O25 On
tario I'd. Tiled wall kit. fcrmica
tenance. $3.50. Available July
1. co. 5-2154; EN-. 2-4040 Ext.
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FLYNN RE-SALES
OPEN. 2 TIL 6 TODAY

1870 WYOMING AVENUE NV
HOUSE SIZE---Lge., gracious
foyer liv. rm., din. RIM. mod.
kit tbeaut stove. exhaust
fen, washer. dryer, buffers
pantry tnew. mod. cabinets.
double sink. disposal. dish
washer and breakfast nook.
3 bedrms.. . baths IN spien-
did elev land switched. bldg.
= blks. from Conn. ave. bus
with Mt. Pleasant car at
door just newly redec. and
wired for air cond This I'M
usually charming apt home is
avail TO approved buyer.
Owner. leavinR country. will
sacrifice IF SOLD THIS
WEEK END - for 500 .000
ASK for MR.. AFFEID in
Apt. 202.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

THE BROADMOOR, 36Ol Conn. ave
NV, Apt. G15; desirable address
Living room, dining room. kitch-
en-, bedroom, hath and sun oarlor:
air conditioner open Sunday or
call WO 6-33g5 for appointment
BY OWNER.
The BROADMOOR - :,-bedrm. -
bath apt. air. cond.. ultramod. kit.
Lib. terms. BY OWNER, WO. u 1903
BEDRM., entr. hall. lge liv, rm,,
din. nm, kit and bath. Call OWN
Err Westchester, KE. T-lg26.
1879. FILLMORE ST. N.W,--Liv.. =
bedrms., kit, bath. Apt. "a. week
day and Sun, to p m,
ONE BEDROOM. foyer. dinette. &C.
neva cabinet, modern bath. switch
board, elevator, storage space,
s san'. cali sffy NJ ss.Y6H6s4 Ai'e' p"
OWNER TRANSFERRED ELEGANT l.
bedrm, lst-h, wins apt excellent
bus service close-in All l,50u
down SIS mo-. price 81 $50. =
bcdrm apt also avail! STILLS
REAL ESTATE, ia $1,000.
. BEDRMs, Pals Church; fenced
$1,000 cash, SIS monthly. incl
everything, even utilS JE. 4-3.5S.
MAYOR GARDENS
So, i50--up. bedrm. liy. rm.. din
rm.. kit and bath
SS,O00---up . bedrms, liy. rm. din
rm, kit. and bath.
Sll .500---up 3 bedrms. liv. rm.,
din. rm, Kit and bath
go INT. ON UNPAID BALANCE
All apartments have huge rooms and
private storaRe and laundry facili-
ties. You have your choice OF H.
available apis. of from TO 3 bed
rms. in this beautiful garden-typC
call JOHN l.. SHELTON. Realtor,
10 10000
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HAMPSHIRE GARDENS

235 NbersOn street NV.
Lovely l-bedrm. apt. home
in very desirable garden set
ting. mod. bath. venetian
blinds. double sink. 3 closets.
Needs minimum Of redec.;
5000. No mtg. Monthly
maint, S32.25. ASK for MRS.
MINTER in Apt. 207.
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NEAR UPTOWN THEATRE

3409 Goth Street NV.
Choice loo, overlooking trees,
lawn and flowers, Just of
Ordway ST. n.w,---Foyer. liv.
rm,, kit -dinette, bedrm.. mod.
bath. q lge. closets. COM
PLETELY URNIS HE'D.
Monthly maint. only S3O.su.
S1.A50: terms. Ask for Mr..
OWENS in Apt. 3.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ROCKVIILE--.. bedroom rambler
equipped Kitchen. living rm bath
nice shady LOT Located Vi miles
from Naval Medical center and NH
inc PPSl W ".di e1m EYES Mr. wilson
GA i-S03i
1907 36th PLACE N.w.--charmins
house with grounds ideal for sum-
mef, 4 bedrmS, 3 baths large
porch. 8 mos. S265 mo. FE. 3-4s67,
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APARTMENTS WANTED

GEORGETOWN--l -bedrm. furn. apt
wanted by mature Calf. couple. "a
April-i6 May. Call JE. 3-S0i9,
after u pm.
YOUNG RESEARCHER and wife de-
sire lge 2.-bedrm. apt Sill Spg. or
Alex area, about June /. Box
:igi-C, Star
OMNERS--3-y r. record. over 700
D. e (whitel rentals Al reas
fee get tenants from MANDEL, AID
4-3iO0.
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Completely furnished, including
linens. china, glassware. TV. over
looking garden. hall. llvinE room
sclarium. bedroom. bath. kitchen,
walk-in closets; SiJ.950.
Main building. corner furnished
hall, living room. dining room, bed
room. kitchen, bath. SlB,5nu.
Step-down Twins room. dining
room, balcony, bedroom. kitchen,
bath Sl",Su0.
Corner: :, bedrooms, living room,
dining .oom, kitchen, pantry, bath;
S23J00.
To Inspect Sunday Afternoon
CALL MRS. CHAUNCEY MURRAY
EN- 3-l2Ss
RANDALL Ii. EAGNER IL CO, INC.
DE. a-JBOO
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

CHESTER MOVERS-Large or small.
We do them all: careful and rea-
Sonable III @-O55s and IA 9-0ll5
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
reaches specially. s, l.. MORRIS.
TU 2-ll50 or Ii 6-2SSg
LOCAL MOVING AND DELIVERY,
entire Metro. Area any time, reas.
enable ia. 4-2Aig, OF. 4-03a3
MOVING AND HAuLING-Day or
night reasonable rates. DU. =
g6S7
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. save storage
IN separate rooms, expert packing
AGE co, INC, Established 1906
ROYAL TRANSFER rooms as
low as $50, or SO per hour, Ap
"-G.4S n1s
THE LOWEST CHARGING and most
patient OF reput loo movers HILL
TRANSP AP 7-a656, LII l-9b00
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moyinr, storage
reasonable rates ia. e-2037 Ia
HARRIS MOVERS Insured van
service . experienced white men
- hour. LO. 5-Sail 10 i-.5AS
LIGHT HAULING AND MOVING
Reasonable co. 5-sSSl
WE SALVAGE ANYTHING and gen.
cral haullng LEE BROTHER S,
10. .-3n1h.
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OTHER LISTINGS-
NOT OPEN TODAY
THE ONTARIO

.-N05 OnIArIO KO. NV
Magnificent elevator and
swtchbd bldg, wired for air
cond.. offers charming l and
. bedrm apt homes. private
cir, drive; ofi-street parking;
$4,000 10 Si4 800.
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ARLINGTON

MODERN BRICK APT. BLDG.
An attractive two-bedrm. apt, is
now available at 506.5Os n. Pol
center. schools and transportation.
Many extras incl, garbage disposal.
master TV antenna, laundry facili-
ties, storage area and private park
ing lot, S1l0. incl. utils. See MRS.
KALAPA6. Apt. 8. ia. S-3S04 or call
SHANNON & LUcHS CO.. MA.
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ARLINGTON

Luxury Z-Bedrm. Apt.
close-in.. cony. Wilson blvd; and
3 exposures. garbage disposal, Oft.
refgr. with freezer. recreation room
avail to tenants: lighted. off-street
parking: S135 per mo. Apply 1908
N. Quinn ST. or
DREYFUSS BROS.
1913 18th ST. NV. MA. S-0580
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coLoRED
AVAILABLE

COLOhBD
AVAILABLE
1siB-is SWAMI ST. NV
I room, kitchen and bath S37 so
2 rooms, kitchen and bath a.
sig you ST. NV
rooms. kitchen and bath $50
2207 cHAMPLAIN ST NV
. rooms, kitchen and bath 50. so
1882 i4th sT, NV.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath S55
1927 i4th ST. NV.
rooms, kitchen ard bath 80. S65
2422 18th ST. NV.
rooms, kitchen and bath $40
Thos. ]. Fisher g. Co., Inc
73S 18th st. NV. D1. 5-bs30
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THE NEW PARKsIDE
EDMUND ]. FLYNN co
THE WESTMINSTER

coon. Apt. Authority Since 1920
Bldg. MA. $1,000
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APIS. UNFuRhIsHED-vA.

PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS, adjacent
TO shopping center and schools
Lovely lawn. trees and flowers; 8
min. to downtown, 8 min. to PEN
tagon: ) buSlines at your front
door; ample parking. front-ofiice
service: laundry and storage In
your bldg: new refrigerators with
freezer tops. convenient for Army
Navy and Air Force. personnel.
from $40; Mt. Vernon and Russell
I'd, Alex. TIE, $4,000,
1918 BRUCE ST., Alex. Va.-Lge.
/ -bedrm. apt; recond, good shop:
ping and parking: S67 so. Call
Res. Mgr. OV. 3-2093.
N. THOMAS ST., opposite Arl, Hall
- bedrm. apt $50 so, incl. all
utils. Call Res. Mgr. ia. 5-64s3
ARL.. coll s. 9th, close for Penta-
gon and Annex fsmilles--i -bedrm.
apt. Tenant pays utils.: S67 so.
Call Res. Mgr. ia. 4-2l47.
ARL.-Redecorated. l-bedroom apt
IN apt. bldg; utils incl; mr.; Fort
Myer, stores and tranSp. EN-. j.
567S Gays: EN-. 3-a20s ewes.
ARL.--2nd-h., 1-bedrm apt. SIS
Incl. utils. New laundry equip.
Msr.. No, 9, 1904 N. Pierce St,
IA. O-lOof,
ARL., Fl. Myer, Pentagon. Annex
Redec. i-bedrm. apis. only So so.
1870 N. Quinn. key apt. ]. EN-.
ARLINGTON: BEST AREA, close in
II and :, bedrooms. redecorated.
Mod. kit; walking distance Airing
ping center. Quiet. ST1 30 and
Sa2 so. Near Glebe I'd. 40I4 CO.
LUMBlA PIKE. ia. 2-gJ76.
ARLINGTON--2-bedrm apt. with
private balcony. ample closet and
storage space; pvt. off-street park
ing, new modern bldg; downtown
ID. C., 10 minutes. 2003 N.
SMYIHE ST Resident manager,
ia 2-il4e
ARL.. VA, : minutes to d c.
bedrms, also ! efflc. Modern bldg
Beautiful balcony view OF city. MR.
SMITH, Ii $4,000, OIL 2-S242
NEAR PENTAGON--I- bedrm. apis. ;
air-oond bedrm,, ldry. tacils
fenced yard, redec: SIS, plus utils,
zoos S. 5th ST.. Arl.. IA. 2-If64.
IN TIE TOWN OF FAIRFAX-Two
large rms combination kitchen
dLnetts: ne bath, INV auto, heat;
atmosphere MR.. HENRY, Crescent
3ss4S or RE. lost
ARLINGTON. close in-Mod. apt.
bldg. | nd . hedrm. apts.. from
So 0 .arking avail; adults. no
pets. Call res mgr. ia. s-1133
Or drive vnt Wilson blvd, lust
blocs past Fl MYer dr.. left on ".
Oak 81. to Office. 1900 18th I'd, N.
ARLINGTON. nearby-Liyine nm,
hfdrm.. kit and bath. heat and
hot water furn, md floor. 200i
n Cleveland st. Ell 6-41s9
ARLINGTON, Fort Craig Cofi Wash
blvd, opposite Wash a. Lee shop.
center Lee. ] and = bedrm apis
completely redecorated; ST5-SS5
per mo, All utils incl Res mgr.
ia $ Courthouse I'd. Apt. 2.
"a. 3-Inds.
ARL.. close in--Attrac., lge.. l-bed-
rm apt. In apt. bldg: ample
parking nr. bus. stores: S75, inc!
uiil "a 2-.600
IsT-FL. APT, all mod convenience:
gar; J blk huSline. util furn
80 Lincoln st, s. Open Sun. "a
ana Mon.
3-RM. AFT,, newly dec, SO. 26Os
Lee hwy; close in. near store
and bus KE S-5g55
ARL.--g bedrms.. mr.. Hechts on
Randolph. Small mod apt. bldg.
$50 30. ov. $4,000. IA. 4-l2Sa.
ARL.-In apt bldg. l-bedrm. apt.
Sway exposure elose-in; SOS SO;
storage rui IA T-(iu@ Ia b.l.lgI
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COLORED

eel 18th ST. NE, s72.5
3 rms. kit. and bath in
dividual heat and utiis
az a. I'm ST IN. Ne i, SIS s,o
bat Il porch indivldaal heat
and utilities
4i4 4th ST. Sc. e5s
bath. individual heat and
Utilities.
1910 8. CAROLINA AVE Sc.
$50 SO
No. 3: 2 rms, kit. modern
bath. stove and refRr; redec,
Heat included
1900 BLK. PENNA. AVE Sc.
4 rms. kit. and bath In
dividual heat and utilities.
1870 v ST. NV
l-bedrm apt. $50 2-bed-
nm ant. $40; heat incl, See
janltor
sos X ST. sw.. $3.50
No. rms, Kit. ana
bath; utilities included,
427 18th ST. Sc. $40
No. .: . rms, kit and
bath; stove and refgr., utils.
included. Key. No. /.
John F. Donohoe & Sons
3l4 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-00s4
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2540 MASS. AVE NV.
Distinctive Toe. 2-bedrm.
apt. home IN excellent conG.
with mod Kit. and bath.
glassed-in solarium, sep, din
nm overlooking beautiful
gardens. $4,000
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ARLINGTON
NEAR Two JIMA MEMORIAL

NEAR TWO JIMA MEMORIAL
ONE AND TWO-BEDRM. APIS.
One OF the most convenient To-
cations anywhere in the area. A
separate dining room. garbage dis
posal. master TV antenna. plentiful
storage and laundry facilities. bed
rm.. from Sg5; . bedrms.. from
Sll5, utilities included. See Mrs.
Martin, Apt. q, 400 N. 18th ST..
ia. 2-7151 or call SHANNON a.
LUCHS CO. MA. S-2345.
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NEWEST COOP

Mod elev., S-yr. -old bids
with oarpeted halls and par
auet floors: wired for az
cpnd. = bedrms., . baths
ONLY SI5,SuO.
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TWO BEDROOMS

81 ,4OU--I705 Lanier pl. NV; good
cond. throughout: attractive expo
sure; low mo. aSsmt.; terms.
S7950-1S52 Columbia I'd NV;
posure in well estab. coop. Incl.
large foyer, full din. rm., pantry.
bsmt storage. Direct access to
shopping and transp., eley. and
switchboard. tKey at desk.l
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FOR INFORMATION AND APPT.
Please Call MR.. CHARLES HUGHES
with H G. SMITHY COMPANY
ST. $4,000 Res. VIII. d-265i
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8 OR 4 BEDROOMS

S17,500-166l Crescent pl. NV;
very ige., G-rm, 2-bath apt: three
exposures; close-in loo. in highly
desirable coop. Requires redecora-
ton.
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED-vA.
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Turkey Dinner

The men of Grace Episcopal
Church will hold a turkey din
ner at S pm. to Z pm. tomor-
row in the parish hall, Ninth
and D streets S.W.
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IKefauver Calls
Unity in NATO
Vital Problem


Senator Kefauver, Democrat
Of Tennessee. believes the most
important international prob
lem confronting this country
now is to strengthen the NATO
partnership.
| The Tennessean, who re-
turned yesterday from the
NATO parliamentary confer
ence in Paris. said it was APP
parent a substantial strain has
been put on unity as a result
Of the Suez crisis last year and
the more recent disagreement
over shipment Of arms to Tu-
nisia.
Asked what he thought was
the most important thing this
country should do in view of
Russian progress in missile de-
velopment, he replied:
Il Even more important than
the missile and satellite BUSH
ness is making Arm our NATO
partnership"
i Hit by Several Crises
i A reporter asked If his reply
suggested NATO is in danger
of falling apart.
4 II don't think it IL going to
fall apart" the Senator re-
sponded, "but after all, there
have been several cracks in
the organization. They have
had several crisis, one after
another. some Of which might
have been avoided with better
apparatus for working to-
gether."
i Senator Kefauver and Sem
ator jackson, Democrat Of
Washington, who also was q
delegate to the parliamentary
conference, came home with
different impressions of the
seriousness of the French pro-
test against the decision Of the
United States and Great Brit
ain to make a shipment of
arms to Tunisia.
/ Senator Kefauver said the
delegates from several nations,
as well as the French, were
wrought up" over it. and he
lfelt the question should have
been submitted to the NATO
Council.
| Earlier. yesterday Senator
jackson said he thought the
Tunisian rift with France
would be resolved without seri-
ous harm to NATO.
Stresses Defense Program
| Senator jackson appeared to
place greater emphasis on this
country's need for stepping UP
its defense program to offset
the Soviet advances in missile
land satellite development.
| Senator Jackson outlined a
viewpoint program to include
stepping up missile Develop
Iment and planning a fleet Of
100 or more atom-powered
submarines as the best plat
forms from which to launch
missiles.
The Washington Democrat
said Congress may have to in-I
Grease taxes. but he thought
this country could afford to-
spend a larger share Of its gross
national product on defense.
The jackson program also in
cluded increased scientific as
sistance to military and stra-
tegic planning, a review of the
internal security system and
halting the planned reduction
of 100000 men in the uni
formed services.
Senator Kefauver said 1t was
quite apparent to him that. as
important as military and
scientific matters are, the
NATO partnership cannot en-
dure unless it has better po-
litical direction"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19
MISSILE
ACCOMPLISHED!


Four battaIions of Corporal missiles are
equivalent in fire poUer to all the artiller,
used in World War II on all fronts.
The Corporal is the free worlds first guided
surface-to-surface ballistic missile. Given the
assignment Of development and production of
the Corporal, The Firestone Tire and Rubber
Company has been turning out this powerful
tactical missile on-or ahead of-schedule for
more than three years. AS result, the Corporal
is now in the hands of American troops in the
United States and overseas, ready to 60 into
action in minutes in strategic areas throughout
the world.
An ingenious marvel of electronic science, each
missile contains nearly seven miles Of wire and
more than two thousand electrical parts. It can
be guided day or night in any kind Of weather
to an exact target AT speed faster than sound.
Armed with conventional or nuclear warhead, the
Corporal is deadly in attack, awesome in defen-
sive power.
Each day, Firestone delivers more Corporals
to the Army In addition, Firestone research,
development and production scientists and engi-
neers are working closely with the Armed Forces
not only on other missiles, and unique launching
mechanisms for them, but also on wide range
of other defense products, many Of which are still
on the secret list.
Missile accomplished. Firestone takes pride in
the contribution of the Corporal to our nations
progress in missile development that is realized
and ready on time. And Firestone's scientific
skill, engineering know-how and vast production
facilities are dedicated at all times to serving our
people and our Government in its program Of
helping to insure the Peace of the World.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-01-31
Mount Cory Man Named Hancock County's
Outstanding Young Farmer OF The Year

Lehr Reese, of Mt. Cory, recently
named as Hancock county's Out
standing Young Farmer, feels his
community activities had as much
TO do with his selection as his work
on the farm.
Primarily livestock farmer,
Reese major interest is his herd of
Jersey cattle. This dairy herd pre-
sently comprises % milk cows, with
about 20 head of younger cattle to
be used as replacements in the herd.
Other livestock on the Reese farm
includes seven or eight brood sows
which are Hampshire-Chester White
crosses. He breeds these to meat
type boar.
Reese also maintains a sheep
flock of about 20 ewes and last year
fed out 20 beef steers.
During his farming activities Reese
is also an active conservationist.
Working closely with the Soil Conser-
vation service ne has incorporated
practices such as waterways, lining,
four year rotation and tiling into his
farm practices. He has also devel-