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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
Rainier: "I'llIet
You In On A Secret"

grab and push u.s. One fellow clapped his hand
on my back and yelled: IL touched the Prince!'
as if he had thereby suddenly been rendered
immortal.
Life in the public eye also involves another
hazard - constant exposure to amateur pho
tographers. There must be collectors items in
thousands of photo albums, showing the Prn-
cess and me in various unflattering postureS =
sticking forkfuls of food into our mouths,
scratching our faces, Ticking at insects or
Sneezing
In Corsica recently, an English tourist walked
up and calmly stepped between us while his wife
took motion pictures The lady then looked up
and blandly requested US to remove our sun
glasses SO she could get better shots.
Question: How abom official photographers =
that is, representatives of the press?
Prince: The press, radio and televiSion have
sacred duty in freedom-loving nations to bring
news to their readers, listeners and viewers.
Nobody wants to see the day when the free right
of journalists to gather, print and show news is
restricted.
But = and it is heavily accented but" =
was it necessary for French photographers to
employ telephoto lenses to spy upon us? Was
it necessary for cameramen to hide in trees and
behind bushes, to climb fences to rear entrances
to get at us? Was it necessary for that photog-
rapher to fling himself prone on the ground in
the path of our car in Monaco just before the
wedding, at the risk of his life?
Question: Does this sort Of thing go on in
America, 100?
Prince: am grateful that American newsmen
have a more sporting attitude. When we ask to
be left alone after session, they are generally
very nice about it and grant our request.
Question: Speaking of fhe wedding, do you think
the press, radio and TT people went overheard in
their cOver0ge?
Prince: The attention was f1attering to the Prin-
cess and to me and we are both deeply grateful.
But I'll let you in on a secret If it had been
entirely up to me, that wedding would have been
held in the palace chapel which seats about Fl
persons.
Question: A good many people commented that
in the photos Of your wedding, you had very
serious, almost grim face. You seemed unhappy
about something.
Prince: That wasn't grimness. That was man
in daze.
You see the work, worry and tension were
almost intolerable. There were dozens Of behind
the-scenes details to be taken care of. Up to the
last moment there was doubt that the S. Con-
sffufion could land the Princess at Monaco
because of bad weather.
If she had landed in Cannes with her party of
IS, we should have had to mobilize fleet Of
cars in hurry to bring her to the Principally.
h. loet hot hae
could put in at Monaco.
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NEXT QUESTION:: Lots Of actors have a hair
problem, but Yul 6rynner's Is something diff
ferent. What's his trouble7 Don't miss 1.-THE
Secret OF Yul 6rynner" in next weeks issue.
TW-l-I3-5
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Then there was ceaseess round Of confer
ences, rehearsals, hustle-bustle. BY the time the
ceremonies started, was nervous wreck.
And that's why looked that way.
Question: Sir, in The light of your feelings about
privacy do you have any special plans for The heir
10 Monaco?
Prince: myself attended fine prep school in
Switzerland and perhaps he might 60 there. Two
things, however. might upset this plan = the
heir mightnt be he" and the childs mother
may have other ideas. Seriously, we haven't
thought that far ahead.
But do want to make plea. If the Princess
and | request a measure of privacy for ourselves,
we wish it so much more for the child.
We want with all our hearts for our child to
be allowed to grow and develop in healthy
atmosphere, and as normal one as il is possible
for us to create. We plead for the right to bring
up our child without unnecessary intrusion.
Question: There has been some talk 0bOMf the
musical show, 'Happy Hunting" starring Ethel
Norman, which S0fiTizes the wedding in Monaco
and uses The real names of The principals. Wh0f
do you think Off?
Prince: Not very much. We're not furious, as
some reports have said. The Princess and | are
just dismayed at the bad taste shown. What
earthly need was there to inject actual names
into the story? suppose this is as apt an illus
tration as any Of the fact that people do not re-
gard personal privacy as very sacred any more.
Perle Mesta, former US. Minister to Luxem-
bourg, Jared better than we did. In Call Me
Madam" the musical about her. the names at
least were disguised, which gave the impression
Of protecting privacy.
Question: Are there any other points you would
care TO make on this or any other subject?
Prince: There is one misconception would like
to clear up. Somehow the story has gotten
around that Monaco receives the vast bulk of
its income from the gambling casino at Monte
Carlo. One is left with the impression that if
lucky tourist should break the bank, the coun-
try would 60 bankrupt at once.
Actually, Monaco derives only three per cent
of its national income from the casino. The rest
comes mostly from tourism and new light indus
try. Some larger countries get much bigger
percentage on several forms of gambling.
AS to the main point of our discussion, it adds
up to a simple but sincere wish not just for our
own privacy, but for reminding of respect for
privacy in general = for the dignity of the
individual man.
Perhaps then human life would not be re-
garded so cheaply as it is now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
Newl Clearasil Medicotion
'STARVES'
BLEMISHES
SKIN-cOLORED -.
HIDES PIMPIes WHILE " WORKS

At last. Science discovers new
type medication especially for
pimples, that really ,Uorks. In
skin specialists tests on POP
patients, 9 out Of every 10 cases
were oOmpletrir eicard up or
definitely improved while using
ClEARASIL.
cLEARASIl WORKS FAST
TO MAKE PIMPLES DISAPPEAR
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SKIN CREAMS CAN FEED PIMPlEs
dEARASR 'sTARVES' THEM
Oil in pores helps pimples grow and
thrive. So oily skin creams can actually
feed pimples. Only an oil-absOrbing
medication CLEARAsIL helps dry up
this oil, 'starses' pimples.
SPECIAL OFFER: Send name. address and
to Box I2OF. Eastco. Inc. White Plains.
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]. PENETRATEs PiMPLES
keraiOlytic action
soflens and dissOlVgs az
Eected skin tissue :.
permits medication TO
penetrate down into any
infected area.
z. IsolArEs PiMpLEs
anIisepIic action of this
new-type medication
stops growth Of bacteria
that can cause and spread
pimples.
3. .sTARVEs' piMPtES
CIEARASIL'S famous dry
up action 'starves'
pimples because 1t helps
to- remove the oils that
piruples feed on.
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MY family doctor said had a
serious case :. He gave me tube
Of cLEARAsIL and after using it for
exactly two weeks my skin was as
clear as bsby's = I'm so grateful
for this miraculous product :.
JEAN SLOAN.
4044 EdgewOod Road, Baltimore. Nd.
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$500 18th ST. n. W., also 1915 New
Hamp. ave. NV. Kitchen privileges
DU. 7-126o
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BAsSET HOUND PUPPIES, long
cared beauties; wonderful pets for
children; Axe reg. OIL. 6-4b72.
PECULIAR BEAGLE PUPS. $50
mixed b. lie So. JE 4-3l28
BOXER PUPPIES. ! male. / female
~ wks old must sell accept rta.
sonable offer WA 7.28ss
GOING AWAY. must sell immed \.
ssa -old sSianese, kittens p alpserSs
COLLIE PUPPIES, mother Axe reg
wks male and female. W0rmed
SiO-Si5 IA 5-74B2.
PUPS. German shep mixed So
$40 others ~ gs kittens ~ up
After $50 p.L.. FEEDS, RE
COCKER PUPS, male and female
champion stud service also. groom,
ing and washing 1919 Hamilton
A. Hyattsville, Md WA, 7.221s
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES =
Axe 3 mos champion bloodllnes
shots and wormed lawns cream
eyes bsl2 Mass ave. NV OIL
DACHsHUND PUPPIES reds o wks.
shots and wormed Axe reg, Teck
elhein lineage 2 chamnio IN i'm
mediate background Just right foi
graduation Gift OIL. B.b326.
kIAMEsE KITTENs. cFh, sealpoini
q wkS healthy playful, also
adult females adores children keas
20. 2-3Og4.
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decorated studio room. running
water; semiprivate bath: reason
able Ma. $1,000: ewes. OIL. 6-69i4
MT. PLEASANT LODGE, 3325 18th
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1880 CONN. AvE.-SinSle and
double rms. Clean. honey atmos-
phere. DU 7-9SS2.
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kuMMAGE SALE for church-Win-
dow scr. all sizes, IS: refrigerators
A-h.p. motors. ia. 2-5432.
SAW, Sin. table saw and Ain
lointer. complete with motor. Cal
LO. 7-7S3S.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-D. c.

THOMAS CIRCLE, 1928 l4th st. NV.
--Bedrm., liv rm.. kit. bath. ell
utils.; $75 mo. ia. 9-7333.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Efic. on 4th a.
Small walk UP apt. bldg. $50 so
month. MR.. DAVID, Ii. 6-174S.
SIN. EFFIC.-2nd A.: clean. light,
beautiful view. Settled lady: $50,
l715 Upshur NV. g.
l2515 14th ST. N.W.-Nice place,
studio rm:. kit, bath. clean, CONT
$50 mo. AID. 4-163b.
CONSTITUTION AVE. N. E., 6Oi-
am, ms $40; : rms $65, incl utils.
53I2 4th ST. N.W.-Ciean, attrac
Turn; lily. rm., 2 hedrms., dinette.
Kit. hath. .IE. 4-5782.
ONE-BEDRM. EFFICIENCY APT,
IN modern elevator apt, bldg.
s ssbsSssril' cor rTrn and o. decor. tile
Dupont circle. Call Manager. RE
MOD. DNTN. elevator bldg, beaut.
spacious, ENC. and l bedrm.: ideal
employed girls and couples; nice
Iurn.; air cond., sun deck; $40 up,
incl. utilS Avail. immed. 1925 I
50. NV AID. 4-0270.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Q bed
rms. facing PIX. lge. closets; gar
den; utils incl S165. NO. 7-s93O.
1914 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-spaci,
Conv. loo. AID. 4-2059.
CONN. AND R. l. AvES.-Beautifu
conditioned l bedrm.; new fur.
niture $l40, utils. AID. 4-2O59.
GEORGETOWN - 2-bedroom apts
efic.. kit. garb. disp. Utils. incl
See janitor. 1000 Que st. NV.
Mr.. SHOREHAM HOTEL rooms
Kitchen, bath: nicely furn. clean
1922 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-Bedrm.
Also efic.. $50 mo. RA. 3-Ss7b
10th AND COLUMBIA RID. VIC
beautifully furn. rooms; entire Is
floor. . or 3 adults, Phone DU
7-4037 1880 Argonne pl. NV.
ND, AVE. N.E.-3 rooms, completed,
redec.. good location. conven. shops
transp. SOS. Ii. 4-110O.
ESQ GALLATIN ST. NV. = NIGEL!
furn. 3 rms, utils.. conv. location
SS5. RA. 6-225S. Ell. 6-4051.
COW. LOG, 1919 wyoming ave
Studio apt, mod. G-E kit. pvt
bath. $75; rms. S35-S50 or 3-rm
apt, $50; quiet, resp. AID. 2-7207
23Ie PA. AVE. S.E.-Nicely furn
apt, > rms. porch, cross vent
close to churches and shopping; II
min. to downtown. LU. 4-1412.
MT. PLEASANT-3 lge. rms, incl
kit. encl. pch.; l-2 adults: S6l
mo. utils. incl. NO. 7-7626.
GIRL. 20. seeks girl with apt, Il
share in sc. or with view to Shari
apt 10 2-34l5.
1890 CONN. AVE.-Single ant
double rms. Clean. honey atmos
phere. DU. 7-9SS2.
GEORGETOWN-Large room II
beautiful home. newly redecoratet
and furnished in the French mode
Semiprlvate bath. references: Sill
week no. 2-3941.
CONN. AVE, mr.. shops-Lee. end,
Il. rm. Reas. to settled empl
woman. refs. use OF kit. and
baths. WO 6-153S after o pm.
ROWE HOUSE-Elev.. maid. clubrm.
TV. kit. facils.. rm., pvt. bath
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APIS. UMFuRNIsHED-D. G.
fcONTlNlIEOl

500. 5O-Liv.. rm.. bedrm.. kit. bath,
receipt. hall. Poss. about June 12
Apply Apt. %, 144R Columbia I'd
NV. s to IL am. DIXIE REALTY
70 AGENT 1AIT \, ef n "
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1888 PARK RD.-Spac. clean. from
rm.. shower; maid serv.: good park.
ing; gentlemen; $3.50. DU 7-9S74
1879 G ST NV. mr.. YMCA and
Govt Depts Perm wkly. and mo
rates talso transientl. air como at.
trac. shady yd and pchs. 24-hr
eley and PIX service.
EMERY GEORGIAN HOTEL
CONN. AVE. AND R-Beautiful Ice
bedroom with private bath. Suitable
for single or double occup. MAID
service daily. Call
Golden Parrot Restaurant
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ROWE HOUSE--Elev.. maid. clubrm..
TV. kit. facils.. rm., pvt. bath
perm. and transient rates. 1910
New Hampshire. corner 18th NV
1905 QUE ST. N.W.-Tired Of q
drah rm? Want modern furn; free
TV every room; maid service? Sgls
$40 vk.; dbls,. SIS wk. co. 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators
sod cutters. roller, etc. RENTAL
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Used. - o.. &c SO. TT: also new
25l3 NJ St. NV. FE. 3-6S45
TENT. J. C. Higgins. wall; IO' by la
away vent, sewn in floor. Alum
poles: never been used. LII. 1-3l9S
EIRE SALE, wall-to-wall full caps
gSSsa5k; . ~ VS. s6, S:7ox15, 7;50xi4
ALL SERVICE TIRE CO. 1884 ca
ave, RIA. 6-9S50 or 11061 Vieri
Mil I'd, Wheaton, Md. 10. 5-444S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

GEOkGETOWN-La room In
beautiful home. newly redecorated
D Semiprlvate bath. references; SIS
week. HO, 2-394i
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GENTLEMAN TO SHARE his 6.rm
house with 2 other men Hi-Fi and
~ Mr. Lee hwy and Glebe I'd.
KE 6-0s3i after pm.
MAN TO SHARE nice 2-bedrm. apt.
IN Anacostia with other men LII.
4-i539, after b:30 weekdays.
FACING CONN. AVE.--Beautiful
Ice. 2-bedrm apt. girl 10 share
with another girl EN-. 2-6sB7
PROF MAN, aPe 25-35 10 'oin
Georgetown house group excel
cook drawing rm bar, library.
all COW AD i-llu4
YOUNG MAN TO share ! -bedrm
apartment with man IN Glover PIX
Utils WO B-O0Dl. after u pm
GEORGETOWN Firl 10 share
apt College educated girl bet -
and 80 Lovely homeike ant have
20 see TO appreciate, Call DE
2-sSD4 after u pm
orr CONN. AVE, girl will share
aii-cOnd ant With another Girl
for July and Aug Wo G-bsf5
DESIRE GIRL, white. 1926. n
share -bedrm apt with another
girl near airport XII S-07ln.
BACHELOR. 2b-3b. 10 share mod.
crate expenses OF a comfort apt
downtown 10th st. with Young ad.
vertising executive AID 4-2i52
BETHESDA. man 10 share apt with
another man convenient location
OIL 6-7571, after z pm
ARt,-Iady 70 share newly decor
and fufu apt with another work .
ms lady. Twin beds, ~. $40 OV.
3si0l9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

SAWS. Sl.45: sLEDGEs. 50
WEDGES. AXES; PAINT. Sl50
SHOVELS. PICKS; MATTOCKS. 81
GAS CANS. 81 so: USED WINCHES
BLOCKS, FALL, ROPES, WHEEL,
BARROWS. 50 SO: RAKES, USEI
HAMMERS; SOC: PLANES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04
ROOMS FURMIsHED-N.E.
ROOMS FuRM.-MD..vA.

BARNEY CIRCLE. 1917 Penna. ave
s.e-Front bedrm cow location
$50 mo: gentleman Ii 4-33iO
ATTRACTIVE DBLE. RIM, 2 persons,
air-cond. Dvt. bath, in gracious
home. swim privilS.. Lake Barcroft
dist CT 6-34G7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

U. H. O1O114N L1t
2513 NJ ST. NV. FE. 3-634s
~, color. Magnavox. 2l-in. de luxe
lined oak. console; new. cost $3.50
must sacrifice. S495, terms avail
JU. 9-4464.
~. II. $3.50: l07. $50. Gooc
small parts. IA. 5-l513.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

COLLEGE PARK - Professor and
wife will rent 2-bedrm. apt June
iO.Sept 10: 90 min. downtown
Wash references, WA, 7-2423.
COMFORTABLY FURN., liy rm.,
bedrma kitchenette pvt bath Near
stores city buses For employed
couple No children or pets fmme.
dlate possession f6S incl utilities.
500 Tulip ave. Takoma Park. Md,
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$500 18th ST. NV. corner Porter
st Nicely furn. room. Semipvt
bath. for Young lady: home anc
surroundings must be seen to bt
appreciated
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
tCONTINuEDl
Refrigerator CloSe-Out
RUGS
MAYFAIR RUG SHOP

Discount prices - Broadloom and
Persian-designed rugs. exc, Sll,
ex12, S24. so; 9xl5, S33.
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ROOMS FURNIsnED-N.W.

1879 18th ST. NV, Dupont Circle
area, Just of Conn. ave,-Sineles,
IS to $40; doubles. $40 to SIP
quiet. clean. comfortable: daily
maid service. HO. 2-4S53. after
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1912 10th ST. N.w.-Elev. bldg
cool. single rm.. SIS wk. Also LII X
with running water. SIS wk
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FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL, pruning, topping
trimming; lots cleared. Mr.. CLAY.
TON. UN. 4-0903 any time.
BLUE GRASS SOD, delivered to YOU
lob: you lay 1t and save: immedi.
ate delivery THE GREENWICH
FARMS NURSERY. LU 2-49SO
SHRuBBERY AND EVERGREENS
sodding, seeding: large selection oil
old English boxwoods: lawn care,
Alexandria area. XII. S-S1l9.
WE'RE MOvING-Discount prices
ROTH'S. AZALEA GARDENS. S21
Sligo Crk. pkwy.. Takoma PIX. Md
COW MANURE. well rotted, $40 pei
l5 bu.: 81 so per 10 bu.; 81 fol
; bu.; del; topsoil. SIP 3-s6SS. To-
ToPsOIL. FILL DIRT. BLUE
STONE. RD. GRAVEL. TREES REM
LOGS CUT. HARTING. RE. 5-4306
BULLDOZERS AND LEADERS fol
excavating. grading and land clear.
ing. Call UN. 4-S533; nights, MA
$4,000.
Grading and Sodding Done
Expert tree work done. and al
types Of plants for sale. Open Sun
FOUSE g. Bid. INC, 2O3 Arl. blvd.
Falls CHI, Va. JE. 4-0646.
HANDSPRING
Sodding and grading. bluegrass, 25,
per So. I'd; immed. delivery. CO. 5,
4915. a.
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ID VIZ, single bedrm. next bath
h K, cleo. refgr.. hotplate. porch
EXerYthinC furn 1870 Rilfmnre st
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS UNFINISHED

1929 18th ST N.W.-LRe ons
room, kitchenette and bath. ideal
downtown location: $50 mo Apply
lOl2 nth ST. NV. DI. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

1855 10th ST. NV, = BUSINESS
beaut. furn.. mod bath. NO. 7-gl2a
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?Ist ST. NV. SOi-Dbie. and sgie
rms. blk from streetcar; Q blks
from new State Dept
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HOUSES UMFURMIsHED

BETHESDA. 44O7 East.west hwy
Older 3-bedrm rambler in imnec.
cond carpeted; close to schools.
shopping, transp. Avail. June l..
SIPS OIL. 6-4453 til 5 pm; OIL.
4-3&oA eyes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

LINE OALE
Full recaps; guaranteed 2 en-
610x15 Sc as
5oOxl6. 7l0x15 81 SIS
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APIS. URFURMIsHED-MD.

ROCKvILLE-2-be drm. apt: play
grounds. cow. TO schools. shops:
$3.50 incl all utils. Pc. 2-606l
CORAL HILLS at d C. line bed
rms. SOS; bedrms.. $50: incl
all utils.. nr. school. shops, bus.
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POULTRY. RABBITS, EGGS

FEED AND POULTRY SUPPLIES
Baby chicks and poultS. JAMES
FEED STORE, 619 x st. NV. NE
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

LADY desires room IN Christian
home; ut priv unlimited phone
Box 2S7-E, Star
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STORE FIXTURES-4 dress bins, /
counter, partial glass front, cash
box, l rack. 3 mannequins. full set
chrome price markers and other
dress shop fixtures. No reasonable
offer refused. EN-. 3-3l25.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-04-18
To Distribute
Phone Service
Complaint Blanks

The local committee of the North.
western Ohio Telephone Subscribers
association prepared this week to joir
other groups of the area in distri
button of uniform telephone service
complaint blanks to all homes ano
business places in Bluffton.
Arden Baker, chairman of the Bluff.
ton committee organized to investi.
gate proposed telephone rate in
creases, said that the blanks are
being distributed so that if there are
complaints against local telephone
service they may be presented in a
uniform manner.
The blanks provide place for re-
porting the exact date and time of
instances of unduly poor service. They
will be distributed to homes in the
village, and rural residents may pick
up the blanks at most of the retail
business places or at Mayor David
l.. Risser's office.
The blanks have been recommended
for use in all member communities of
the subscribers association. The next
meeting of the associations executive
committee has been set for after
Easter.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-04-18
Births

The following births were recorded
at Bluffton Community hospita
during the past week:
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Simon, Ada, &
girl, Rose Marie, born last Wednes
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Lafferty, Ar
lington, a girl, Diane Denise, borr
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Schumach
er, Pandora, a girl Barbara Jean
born Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lehman
(Jeanette Schumacher) Pandora, g
boy, James Lyon, born Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Holman, Clo-
verdale, boy, Charles Edward, born
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Powell, Find
lay, girl, Kathy Sue, born Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. David Flanagan, a
girl, Eileen Carol, born April 10 al
Blanchard Valley hospital, Findlay
Mr.. Flanagan is on the faculty in the
music department of Bluffton college
Mr.. and Mrs. Don T. Critics, boy,
Garry Jay, born at Memorial hospi-
tai, Lima, Sunday. Mrs. Critics is the
former Joan Clark, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Clark, Grove street.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-04-18
College Workshop
For Vacation Bible
Schools Planned

A community vacation Bible schoo
which would be staffed by teachers
attending summer school at Blufftor
college sometime in late July Oh
early August appeared likely follow.
ing meeting last Friday of com.
mittee of laymen representing various
churches in the ministerial associa.
ton.
The committee voted to assist the
college project rather than to sponsor
a vacation Bible school on its own
this summer, and welcomed the sug-
gestion which was reported from DR..
Paul r. Shelly, professor of Bible at
the college,
The Rev. James Heininger, pastor
of the Methodist church, outlined the
college proposal. Summer students
would spend one week preparing to
conduct the workshop Bible school,
then hold school the last two weeks
of the term. Classes would be con-
Quoted in the mornings with afternoon
sessions for evaluation of the pro-
gram.
Bluffton men and women would be
invited to take the course as well as
others in the area. 1t could be taken
for college credit or not. Some
assistance in handling the children
would also be sought from the local
churches.
Questionnaires were to be circulat-
ed in churches of the community
within the next week or two to deter
mine how many children would attend
the school, and how many church
women would be interested in taking
the course or in assisting with the
program.