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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-06-27
BLUFFTON LOCALS

Mrs. Maude Baldwin of Benton
Ridge spent Tuesday with Miss Alice
Ludwig.
Mr.. Ropp Triplett made a trip
from Oceanside, Calf, to Puerto Rico
and stopped in town over Sunday to
visit his parents and friends, return
ing Tuesday to his home in Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reichenbach
were Sunday dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Mayberry of Colum-
bus Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Klingler and
daughter of Route ! and his brother,
James Klingler of Riley street, have
returned from a short vacation in
Michigan. Near Hillman, the group
fished for three days catching the
limit of nothern pike which they were
permitted to bring home with them.
The party of four caught 20 pike.
Best trip we have ever made, re-
ported Mrs Klingler.
Gene and Judy Lehman, children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lehman have
returned from two-week vacation
spent in Illinois with Mrs. Lehman's s
parents.
Tony Travis is home from a vaca-
ton spent with relatives in Louisville,
Ky.
Mrs. Helen Wells former Bluff
ton resident spent several days last
week with friends here.
She spent the winter with her
daughter Mrs. Allen Stauffer in Big
lerville, Pa. and recently returned to
Lima where she is spending the sum-
mer months with her son William and
family.
Paul Diller ambulance removals
Mrs Paul Hammond, Gallon, and
daughters Elizabeth Ann, Joyce and
Debra, from Route SO and 103 to
Bluffton hospital, Sunday evening
Mrs. Eldon Kaple, Mary Ann Kaple
Donald Kaple, all of Lima, from
Route 25 and County Line to Bluff
ton hospital, Sunday afternoon.
The Rev. and Mrs. John Neuensch
wander, daughter Ruth Ann of Pick
ford, Mich. and grandson John Diller
of Pandora, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Neuen-
schwander and family of Angola
Ind, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Neuensch-
wander, John and Susan of r. F. D
Columbus Grove, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Marshall and Mr. and Mrs Carl Mar
shall and family, Orange Twp, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Neuenschwan.
der of Columbus gathered in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Neuenschwan
der on S. Main st. for a family din.
ner, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dady and sor
Ken of Warren, Michigan and Mrs
Hedwig Sheldon of Ann Arbor, were
over Saturday night guests at tht
home of their aunt, Mrs. Ephrain
Amstutz. They also attended tht
Steiner reunion on Sunday. Other Sun
day afternoon visitors at the Amstut;
home were Mr. and Mrs. James Stur
devant, Mrs. Louella Bucher anC
daughter Shirley, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vim Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs. Kevir
Steiner and daughter Janice, all o
Toledo, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Schumacher and family of Pandora
Rev. and Mrs. Allen AmstutZ anC
sons Herbert and Norman of Angola
Indiana and Mr.. and Mrs. Jane:
Steiner and family of st. Petersburg
Michigan.
Week end guests at the home o.
Clara and Lydia Lora were Mr.. anc
Mrs. Elmer Lora of Angola, Indiana
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Tommy, from Pleasant Plain, Iowa,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Yoder and
family from Huntington, N. Y, have
returned TO their homes after pleas
ant visit with their mother, Mrs.
Sam Locher on S. Jackson st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Sawyer of
Wheaton, III. are the parents of twin
daughters born Friday June 21st. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Diller are the
proud maternal grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. E. Longsdorf
and Miss Mildred Keel were in Lima
Saturday evening to attend the wed
ding of Miss Carol Ann Miller oi
Lima to Charles c. Anderson of Pan
dora. The wedding vows were ex-
changed in st. Luke's Lutheran church
and a reception followed in the
Clemens Building.
Miss Margaret Diller who taught
in Fairfield, Calf. the past winter
is spending her summer vacation
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Diller.
Mrs. Eli Hartman and daughter
Miss May Steinman who teaches ir
the Bedford schools, are expected
here sometime this week, where they
will spend the summer at their home
on E. Jefferson st.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis Basinger
were week end guests of Mrs. Sylvan
us Basinger and son DR.. and Mrs
Norman Basinger in Elyria and Mr.
and Mrs. William Basinger of Me.
dina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Watterson oi
Toledo were callers in the home oi
Mrs. Orlo Marshall last Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Mabel Cookson and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Richard Cookson and sons Lee
and Kent were week end guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pater
son in St Louis, Mo.
MRS. CookSon renamed for visi
with her daughter and son-in-law anc
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schumacher
and son William, Miss Clara Sch
macher and Mrs. Stella Lichtenwaltel
attended the wedding of 1t. jaime:
Schumacher and Miss Shirley Joar
Splitter at West Milton, Ohio, June 13
He is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Schumacher, former Bluffton resi-
dents and now of Potsdam, Ohio
James is a graduate of Miami un
iversity in the class of 1857. They viii
be located at Pensacola, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Crawfis, Mis-.
Virginia Crawfis, of Toledo; Mrs
Peter Hilty and Miss Margaret Hilty
Pandora; Mr.. and Mrs. RicharC
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A FARM OR HOME
BLUFFTON

GROOM HOUSE with bath near
stores
7-ROOM USE, semi-modern.
Priced for quick sale.
GROOM MODERN BRICK, double
garage, close in.
GROOM HOUSE. Excellent location
Price $500
GROOM AND BATH, semi-modern
Priced right.
5 ACRES with good S-room house
Excellent location.
LOTS NEAR TOWN
8 ACRES along old Dixie Highway
with excellent frontage near new
golf course
35 ACRES near Bluffton, good for
farming or subdividing.
20 ACRES with good, modern, g.
bedroom house. Good buy.
MT. CORY: bedroom, modern,
attached garage, cheap
ROCKPORT: New modern, 3 bed
rooms and bath
COL. GROVE: 4 bedrooms, modern,
garage attached, good location
81 ACRES of almost new land. Five
miles east of Lima with " mile of
frontage on High st. road. includes
beautiful modern brick home. All
buildings less than 5 years old.
INCOME BUILDING with business
establishments and hotel in choice
location.
NEED farms in Bluffton School
District, list with us for courteous,
efficient service.
Charles S. Reese, Realtor
Pandora, Ohio Phone 1901
Mrs. William Garmatter, Salesman
Bluffton, Ohio Phone 637-R
SMALL BUSINESS ROOM up
town. A.. d. Gratz or w. o. Geiger.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors for their acts
of kindness and sympathy shown to
me during the five weeks illness and
death of my husband. Also extend
our thanks to Father Yeager, DIR.
Soash, the pallbearers, the American
Legion boys, women of the Altar
and Rosary society and all persons
sending flowers and cards of sym
pathy; also the Stanley Basinger
funeral home for his ever kindness
and sympathy.
Flo l.. Hermann
Mr.. and Mrs. K. F. Jackson
and Family
Rose Hermann and Family
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STURDY LOG CABIN, excellent
condition with lake frontage on three
connecting lakes, beautiful timber,
electric lights, beach, screened in
porch. Near. Flambeau Flowage,
price $500. Art Schmidt, Park
Falls, Wis.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

HOUSE, bedrooms, new bath,
large living room, new gas furnace,
basement, completely remodeled and
decorated, Youngstown kitchen. Con-
tact Francis Reichenbach or All
Ingals. If
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CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
/ wish to thank my relatives
friends and neighbors for the pray
ers, flowers and get-well cards, and
the Bethel Church of Christ for their
flowers, during my stay at Memorial
hospital, Lima.
Mrs. Richard Staley
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THE COMMUNITY MARKET PLACE
USE THE WANT ADS
To Rent Trade SELL News Ads Do the Job Economically
Phone Bluffton 137-W Deadline $3.50 A. M Wednesdays
CLASSIFIED AID RATES

OL9SST EED ND IkHILO
21ac per word, minimum of 45c
Classified display restricted to
single column width, 10-point
light face type, one inch SOC;
two inches or larger 70c per
inch.
25c additional will be sharged
for blind ads.
Ads may be placed by tele-
phone; payment may be made
in postage stamps by mail.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank neighbors,
friends and Rev. Welch for their
kindness in the death of Icy
Kramer.
Charles Young and Family
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CONVENIENT

Let us show you this coy, 1-floor
home with attached garage. Has two
bedrooms, drop stairway to unfinished
up. Good location in northwest section.
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REDUCED PRICES on all radios
and monographs in stock during our
Red Tag sale. Western Auto Asso-
ciate Store.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-06-27

CEMETERY MONUMENTS and
markers. Quality at fair prices.
James Balmer, 1231s South Main,
Bluffton, representative for Birkmei-
er Monuments, offering Ohio's larg-
est indoor memorial display at Der
phoS, Ohio. If
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OR SALE

LAY AWAY a typewriter for that
graduating student. Only 81 a week
purchases a Remington or Smith
Corona. The Times, Pandora. Phone
4601. If
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FOR INCOME

FOR INCOME
On beautiful corner lot, this home is
one you should consider. Has front
and back stairs, 5 bedrooms, attic,
cellar. Attractively priced to please
you. Call for details.
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BATHING SUITS-Famous Sea
Nymph styling at money-saving
prices. Sizes for women and girls.
Waltermire's
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CREPE PAPER-Colors of white,
red, blue, green. Combination stream
ers of red, white and blue. Herr
Gardens. Open hours to $3.50 pm.
N-12
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FOR S ALE
SOUR CHERRIES. Call w. A.
Vermillion 638-R. N-12

SOUR CHERRIES. Call w. A.
Vermillion 638-R. N-12
CREPE PAPER-Colors of white,
| red, blue, green. Combination stream
ers of red, white and blue. Herr
| Gardens. Open hours to $3.50 pm.
N-12
| REDUCED PRICES on all radios
and monographs in stock during our
Red Tag sale. Western Auto Asso-
| ciate Store.
BATHING SUITS-Famous Sea
| Nymph styling at money-saving
| prices. Sizes for women and girls.
Waltermire's.
| PLANT STAKES-Cypress 1"x1"
x6'; use for dahlias, tomatoes, etc.
Herr Gardens.
COOL COMFORT in a sheer
| Bemberg or nylon chiffon awaits you
| in grand selection of new summer
| dresses at Waltermire's. Regular or
| half-sizes.
| SEEDS for late planting; fer
tilizers; insecticides; plast-ies in 200
foot rolls; stakes, other garden sup
| plies. Herr Gardens. Nib
PORTABLE RADIOS and phono-
graphs. Real buys for your vacation.
| Batteries for all makes. Walter
mire's.
APLETS AND COTLETS are the
| perfect answer for summer sweets.
| Each piece in individual cup-won't
| stick or melt. Made of fruit juice
with black walnuts added. Per box,
90c up. The Gift House-Lantzs.
THAYER BABY BUGGY in good
condition. Inquire Lloyd Shook, Gar
matter Addition. No calls until Fri
| day.
COSTUME JEWELRY-new ship
ment of lovely earrings, bracelets
and necklaces to add that special
touch to your summer wardrobe. For
glamour. at budget prices, see our
selection. The Gift House-Lantzs.
CAP GUNS, beach supplies such
| as balls, goggles, fins and earplugs.
| Everything to add fun for your va
cation. Waltermire's.
PATRIOTIC DESIGNS in hostess
| accessories are on hand for your
July 4th picnics. Napkins, cups,
| plates and tablecloths in a red and
blue star pattern-also baskets for
entertaining needs on display at The
Gift Hause-Lantzs.
-STEINMAN TIP-OVER TV TOW
Err complete with rotor and antenna.
Move it yourself and save plenty.
| Waltermire's.
/ HOME FURNISHINGS Maytag
washer and rinse tubs; 2 full size
beds; chests of drawers, one light,
one dark; kitchen cabinet; '53 G. E.
Dryer; gray Bigelow rug and pad;
3 heavy dining room chairs; '52
Frigidaire refrigerator; white wood
kitchen drop leaf table and chairs
3 gas heaters; 1 small stand; mag
azine rack; garden tools. Phone
Bluffton 121-R or Mount Blanchard
4-2134. Colleen Cheney.
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NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTIONS
The Findlay Republican, Courier
and The Bluffton News. Inquire about
combination rates. Chester Huber.
Phone 241-Y. If
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1-FLOOR

1-FLOOR
Very modern home of brick construc-
ton. It's practically new, has bed.
rooms, full basement. A quality home
you should see.
FARMS
108 ACRES, southeast. Shady lawn
surrounds this modern farm home
with hardwood floors. Possible fall
possession.
159 ACRES, east. Lovely, modern
home of five rooms and bath. Has
barn with attached shed, other build.
ings. Good quality soil lies all sn one
piece See it.
10 ACRES, west. Look it over for
subdividing.
Richard J. Boehr, Salesman
Bluffton Phone $3.50
Arthur w. Gnagi, Realtor
Lima, Ohio Phone 5-1931
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COOL COMFORT in a sheer
Bemberg or nylon chiffon awaits you
in a grand selection of new summer
dresses at Waltermire's Regular or
half-siZes.
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FRYING RABBITS. tender, deli
cious, economical. Approved by Lima,
Allen Co. Health Board. Available at
Swank Meat Market and Bluffton
Meat Market. tf
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| PLANT STAKES-Cypress Xxi"
x6'; use for dahlias, tomatoes, etc.
Herr Gardens.
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SEEDS for late planting; fer
tilizers; insecticides; plast-ies in 200
foot rolls; stakes, other garden sup
plies. Herr Gardens. NIB
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PORTABLE RADIOS and phono-
graphs. Real buys for your vacation.
Batteries for all makes. Walter
rnira'S
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- w "A M T E D

GOOD HOMES for four puppies,
three males, l female, free. Phone
575-W.
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APLETS AND COTLETS are the
perfect answer for summer sweets.
Each piece in individual cup-won't
stick or melt. Made of fruit juice
with black walnuts added. Per box,
90c UP. The Gift House-Lantzs.
Arizona sun., 1957-02-07
ARIZONA SUN

The medic (the Saw-bone) is
sporting a sinner, know a door
knob hit him in the eye. THE
SHADOW KNOWS. To that little
chick that's been slipping and
sliding with the early morning
creeps, in one of our flop houses
had to jump back in the alley
when her husband made a fast
exit on the scene. She's not
singing hash no more, because
the SHADOW KNOWS.
That would be fine chick who
really plays the field when her
old man goes on the grave yard
shift, I see she's playing the
Big Moose jam up, with a GER
tain power house cat. Don't play
it too strong the old man might
be gone one day but will make
a fast exit and it will be trouble
honey. To that big time Wine
o, who is playing one of our
juice joints jam up, jumps way
back and get over Sally and
crossed the log and he said dig
you cats, that's the new dance
old bug eye call the Cootie
Crawl. I'm gonna move way out
on the West side of town with
all the big wigs. Them cats over
there say they don't clown, 1t
was about 8: AM, when one gal
called, so long stick Charlie came
on and taken all those cats down
to that famous hall, so the great
white father cool them all down
when they got out side of the
house of many slanderS they
started to clown. This cat went
up side her head and she holler-
ed police, he finally quieted her
down and put her in the car.
Then they driven way out In
the country and he stopped the
car and he started to wailing
her again, and she started hol-
lering police, he said sweetheart,
Arizona sun., 1957-02-07
THE SHADOW KNOWS

ness was once again in bloom
with all the would be society
chicks slipping and sliding
around. Now you guess who. THE
SHADOW KNOWS.
Yes honey chile T see there's
a big commotion on one of our
big time gospel birds-money
honey. THE SHADOW KNOWS.
I see where one of our jazz piano
pluckers was playing it cool at
a certain flop house, said she
was doing some PAPER work.
THE SHADOW KNOWS. To them
big time South American girls
who is playing it so cool in one
of our South American bars and
the shadow knows just what
you're putting down and telling
the airmen don't be no fool.
THE SHADOW KNOWS. To that
fine little hen who work at one
of our big construction COM
panyS, they're playing it so cool
and Jack she's writing checks
for the wrong amount. Hold
your job little girl, the cat don't
want you. THE SHADOW
KNOWS.
Advice of the week-that 1--WE,
wig straightner who is playing
a young high school boy, stop
rocking the cradle, there is still
plenty men around, maybe she
is trying to teach this young
kid some new tricks. THE SHAD-
OW KNOWS. To that big time
-Saw-bone who has been play
ing the field so cool for many
a moon, finally got his wires
crossed. The old man finally
came in unexpected in the saw
bones private operating room.
Nuff said Jack but it was on.
Arizona sun., 1957-02-07
Bormoid &
Waitress
Contest

Cut out the blank an cast
your vote for your favorite BAR
MAID or WAITRESS. Standing
of the votes will be printed each
week. All places Of businesses can
enter. Send in your BARNARD
or WAITRESS name and picture
to the contest editor before
Tuesday of each week, at 1927
South Central Avenue.
Arizona sun., 1957-02-07

Yes it was last Thursday night
when the airmen got paid, they
was flashing their money and
they wasen't trying to save. All
the chicks came from miles
around to pick up on the air.
men and help them to clown.
Everything was going on all
right when I looked up and she
was hollering, said if you see
my baby, tell him this for me,
tell him I didn't mean to stay.
so long but the juice down here
is free and I am getting loaded,
and Jack it was on. I took a
quick look around the room,
everything was jumping. Seems
like everyone was really in the
bloom. There was one cat that
Jump up with his bottle of wine
and said listen all you cats I'm
high as a georgia pine. He trflly
on over to the juke box and the
cat was playing the blues and
I saw another chick collar, him
and man it was on between
those two, that cats hair had a
process but when that chick
finished with him his hair look
ed like it had taken a recess.
Long stick Charlie came upon
the scene and dig man the ex-
planning you should have seen.
They took them down to the
house of many slammer and
ended the fun on the scene. I
trilly on oyer to the Big, Moose,
there the cats and kittyS were
flying in their juice. The bar
tender was serving doubles like
they never had did before, be-
cause the airmen was in town
and they had plenty dough. All
the flop houses were full, busi-
Arizona sun., 1957-02-07
Youth aces rial

Barry Edward Bruce, 18, is
being held for superior court
on a first degree murder charge.
Bruce, of 1901 E. Thomas, is
accused of killing Barbara May
La Pole, 18, of 1914 E. Yale.
police can't help you out here,
you better call the sheriff be-
cause THE SHADOW KNOWS.
So until next week the Shadow
will say adioS. Send all mail
to the Shadow.
1927 South Central.
Arizona sun., 1957-02-07

MISREPRESENTATION kkkk<k%+*
Evening star., 1957-12-08
Continued from page 10

est or love - and older people re-
quire plenty Of both.
Evening star., 1957-12-08

Accepting old age - an ending Of
something. PanelistS agreed that this
is the most grievouS sin Of all - for
young and old alike.
They insisted that older people arc
on the average capable Of doing far
more than We normally expect Of
them and will achieve the most il We
help them create the right atmos-
phere.
Prime Minister Churchill. General
Marshall and President Eisenhower
we're cited as examples Of men who
have given their greatest public serv-
ice in their latter years. In each case.
the panel suggested, success may
have been due, at least in part, TO the
demands society placed on them.
History is filled with similar exam
pies. The first ten Presidents Of the
United States were inaugurated at an
average age Of slightly over So and
lived to a healthy TIA years. And
half Of them were reelected to Sec
ond term.
Not just for Presidents but also for
people from all walks of life, old age
can be a time when the best capabili-
ties flower. according TO mounting
evidence at the Center. Success, how
ever, is not measured there in dollars
and cents.
A retired business executive be-
comes a Short-order cook, following
a lifelong urge. and happily serves a
generous portion Of friendliness with
every order Of pancakes.
"A widow Of seventy takes graduate
Evening star., 1957-12-08
Old ACE: Time FOR New Ideas

courses in education, enriching her-
self with new knowledge and her
classmates with her lifelong expe-
Tience.
A retired carpenter transforms sea-
shells into exquisite toys and novel;
ties, taking JOY in teaching his art TO
the young.
A group Of retired businessmen
(averaee age. 70) refuse to become
depressed by the loss Of their jobs
and way Of life. successfully launch
a new venture.
Such cases are not rare at the Age
Center. Generally. they start with the
inner urge Of an older person 10 meet
the challenge Of making a niche for
himself in a personal world Of change.
This vitality important flame can be
famed by understanding and en-
couraeement.
Unfortunately, in its desire TO
help older people. our society has
tended to discourage their initiative.
Under Social Security laws. we finan-
cialIy penalize many men and women
between the ages Of IS and y as their
earnings climb above 81 200 year.
In industry. We place an artificial cell
ing on their productive years. through
compulsory retirement and pension
plans. However necessary these pro-
visions may be, the psychological inn
pact is enormous: for the effect too
often is an acceptance by older peo-
pie that their active lives end after
crossing this age line.
We will only hum older people If
we make the mistake Of expecting too
little Of them. Taken in terms Of
wasted human lives this may turn out
to be one Of the greatest sins Of our
age. - The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-14
Market Turns
Irregular After
Trading Slows

NEW YORK. June IA (R.-
The stock market lapsed ints
Iirregularity early this Afternoon
as turnover slackened to q mod.
crate pace.
Key stocks showed changes
ranging from fractions to around
10 point.
After three straight days Of
advance to new 1857 highs. the
market was due for q breathing
spell, brokers said.
Treasury Secretary Humphreys
statement that tax cuts cannot
be voted until there is o sum-
Gent surplus brought no i'm.
mediate market reaction. But
prices continued to ease gently
thereafter.
A feature was q delayed open
ing N Olin-Mathieson which
dropped as much as 8 in disap.
Ipointment over disseminating o.
rumors which sent the stool
soaring yesterday.
Olin-Mathieson rose AZ yes
terday on rumors that its sub
sidary, E. r. Squibb. had de.
|veloped q new anti-cancer drug
After yesterdays close. however
Squibb said the new compound
is still in its infancy clinically."
Disappointment brought heavy
offerings this morning and the
stock did not open for 48 minutes
while buy and sell orders were
matched.
The stock was down 2 at 56l5
on an opening block of $4,000
shares. extending its loss to 8 in
later trades, then sliced its loss
to q point or so.
The Associated Press average
of so stocks at noon was UP 10
cents at $185.50 with the indus
trials up 40 cents, the rails down
20 cents and the utilities down 10
cents.
Corporate bonds continued to
decline.