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be Group Staging Play Arena Style
With Actors In Center OF Audience

An unusual play which will be
staged in the round" with the audi
ence seated entirely around the stage,
arena-style, will be presented by the
Bluffton college speech department
April 5 and under the direction of
Dale Dickey. it has been announced.
The play, Patrick Hamilton's s
Angel Street." is a psychological
thriller first produced in London
under the original title, Gas Light. :"
When staged later in New York, the
famed play included such well known
actors as Vincent Price and Leo
Carroll
The following students were selec-
ted by Dickey and Carol Hause, stu
dent director, at try-outs on February
26: Mr.. Manningham, Daniel Roth,
Orrtanna, Pa; Mrs. Manningham
Joyce Musselman, Orrtanna, Pa;
Rough h, Jerry Schiller, Toledo;
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RAWSON
ROUNDUP

Mrs. George Cogley, Mrs. Danny
Cogley, Mrs. Tom Morrison and
Mr.. Sam Culp were guests in the
home of Mrs. Don Unruh in Findlay,
Wednesday evening of last week.
Mrs. Tom Morrison entertained
with a birthday dinner in her home
in Rawson, Sunday, in honor of her
mothers birthday, Mrs. George Cog
ley. Present were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cogley, Jane and David, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Shafer, George, Julia
Kay, and Jimmie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Danny Cogley and Richard of Raw
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Unruh and
Regina. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Me-
haffey and Alisha of Findlay, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Morrison. Mrs.
Cogley received some nice gifts.
Mrs. Sam Culp attended the chap
ter at the Moose in Findlay, Thurs
day night.
The time for holding chest x-rays
at the mobile unit of the Hancock
county tuberculosis and Health AS
sociation, at South Main and Sixth
streets, Findlay, has been changed to
the second Wednesday of each month.
Mr.. Harold Williams is supervisor of
the chest x-ray program.
The Chest Clinics are now being
held at the Blanchard Valley hospi-
tai the first and third Fridays of
each month.
This health service is being paid
for by the tuberculosis and Health
Association, being financed by the
annual Christmas seal sales.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. James were
host and hostess to the Union Town
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CURE FOR ACNE

Soap and water, mild X-rays,
tetracycline antibiotics. synthetic
hormones and special diets are the
physicians principal weapons today
against acne, youths mysterious
disfiguring skin malady, reports Paul
de Kruif in the March Readers
Digest. In nine cases out of ten, the
condition can be cured without scars.
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ship Advisory Council, Saturday eve-
ming, March 9. Mr.. o. w. Benner,
president of the Council, presided at
the business session. Mr.. Clarence
Hause was in charge of the topic,
Soil Bank. Eleven members enjoy
ed refreshments served by the host
ess. Our next meeting win be on
April IL.
Ted II. Trask of Erie, Pa, visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Trask, in F'indlay. Ted is a grandson
of Mr.. r. S. Trask and the late Mrs.
r. S. Trask of Rawson. His father,
Nelson, grew up in Rawson. Since
the death of Mrs. r. S. Trask, Mr..
Trask has been living with his sons.
A county wide Spring Institute
meeting is open to everyone in Han
cock county interested in the pro-
gram of the Cancer Unit. A dinner
meeting will be held in Cory-Raw-
son high school April IL.
Mr.. Clarence Reiter of Mt. cory,
county chairman of the Unit and
Mrs. Wade Marshall, area one chair
man, are in charge of arrangements.
A film, THE Nam on the Other Side
of the Desk, will be shown.
Attention all Cory-Rawson school
districts: dates are set for your free
polio shots. DR.. H. ]. Miller and
Miss Martha Laffey, county and city
health commissioners, have announc-
ed that the Hancock county and
Findlay city health departments, with
the cooperation of the Hancock coun-
ty medical society, will conduct free
polio clinics in the office of the coun-
ty health department in the base
ment of the courthouse.
The clinics will be held from g 80
a. m. until 200 noon, March 25, u
and 20. and April %, "a, and 26. |
Polio vaccine shots will be available |
to all children up to and including 19 |
years of age, and to pregnant women. |
The Cory-Rasvson team won the an
nual Hancock uo'aty FLA parlia-
mentary procedure contest, held at |
Arlington, March IL.
The trophy won by Cory-Rawson
was donated by the Peoples Banking
McComb. Team members
we're: Jack Rogers, Ivan DatBler,
Dean Biery, Jerry Augenstcin, Dean
Curtis Hartman, Byron
Manges, Willard Brewster, Bob Han
newald, Sherman wilkins, Tom Mis-
wander and Larry Schaller.
Hancock county Farm Bureau
women will hold an egg and dairy
show, March rs, in the Rawson grade
school. Contest, for Farm Bureau
members, will include the following
'ntries: pie topen and two-4rust. II
axes (sponge, angel and butter), Il
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PRE-SCHOOL CLINIC

Monday, April 1, has been set as
the date for Buttons clinic for pre-
school age children. Children who will
be entering kindergarten next Sep
tember, or children of new families
who will be entering first grade next
fall, will be examined at the clinic.
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LEGAL NOTICE

VkAG Nus 44Ub3
Floella Crawford. whose place of residence
diligence be ascertained. ia hereby Dot;fisS
that Orvan Mark Crawford has filed his
petition against her for divorce. and all
proper relief. on the grounds of gross
neglect of duty and extreme cruelty, in case
No. 440S3 in the Court of Common Pleas of
Allen County. Ohio. at Lima. Ohio. Said
cause may be heard and decided after the
expiration of six weeks from the first pub
iication of this notice.
0rvan Mark Crawford, Plaintiff
By John A. Robenalt. His Attorney,
50z Citizens Bldg. Lima. Ohio
March 2. IL. Fl, z8 April 4, IL
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custards, puddings, cookies, main
dishes (macaroni and cheese, chick
en- and noodles, salads using eggs,
cheese or whipped cream, msyon-
naise, dry noodles, cottage cheese,
cheese cakes Recipes should be
brought with each entry. There will
be a first prize for each classified
ton. Refreshments will be served.
The show is open to the public.
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Nancy, Pat Gross. Sugarcreek, Ohio;
Elizabeth, Muriel Thiessen, North
Newton, Kansas; policemen, Leonard
Myers, Quakertown, Pa; and Carlton
Steiner, Smithville, Ohio.
Production of the play vii be in
the round" The acting area is
arena-style, with the audience sitting
all around the stage. Curtain time will
be p. m. in Founders Hall.
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Pure Oil HOnOrs
Two Local Dealers

Two Bluffton service station oper-
ators with long records of service as
Pure Oil dealers were awarded
plaques at dinner sponsored by the
oil company recently at the Clemans
restaurant, Lima.
The service awards banquet w s
the first ever held in this area by
Pure Oil. Richard Habeggar received
plaque for II years of association
with the company as a dealer, and
II. M. Stauffer, who has been COM
pany dealer since 1941, also received
one of the plaques.
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LEGAL NOTICE

James NJ. Yeingst, whose last known place
of address 1l6 South 18th Street. Laurel.
Mississippi. is hereby notified that Helen M.
Yeingst has filed her petition against him for
divorce and for any and all other equitable
relief to which she may be entitled on the
grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme
cruelty in Case Number 44015 of the Com
mon Pleas Court of Allen County. Ohio. and
that said cause will be for hearing on or af-
ter six (6) weeks from the date of the first
publication of this notice.
DURBIN. NAVARRO AND RfZ0R.
Attorneys for plaintiff,
301 Dominion Building, Lima. Ohio
Feb. 81. 2S. Mar. 2. Ii. 21, %
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LEGAL NOTICE
CaaA Ma AAnrf

William d. Medley. whose last known
ADDRESS is ls4 w. Wayne Street, Lima, Ohio,
will take notice that on the 1ztb S.v n
February. 1857. the plaintiff. Lois Catherine
Medley. filed her petition for divorce against
MN IN the Common Pleas Court of Allen
Oounty, OHIO, in Case No. 440l1 on the
grounds of Gross Neglect of Duty and Ex-
treme Cruelty, praying that she may be
divorced from said defendant; she may be
awarded the household goods and furniture /;
the defendant from harmine, bothering and
molesting her; restoration to former name
OF Lamb and for such other and further re-
aef as IS just and proper in the premises
sad cause will be heard on or after six
weeks from the first publication of this
LOIS CATHERINE MEDLEY. Plaintiff
Anthony ]. Bowers. Her Attorney
2O2 Dominion Bldg. Lima, Ohio
March z. II, 81. % April All
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AE RIAL OPERATIONS against
insects under State-USDA contracts
in 1856 were the most extensive in
history. Aircraft sprayed and busted
insecticides on some S million acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19

In pRax w sscrp SSq GsP Be 81 a
swfTcH Hs6Aksr'V oMP9ERATTobR
Women--All Ages-Jobs Waiting
Free Placement
PIX SWITCHBOARD SCHOOL
1903 q st NV. ST. 3-2OS6
Vgs1SWf1Ta ram ~ 1sUNgrr
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PRACTICAL NURSING or child care;
live out; ref .xper. Call Mon
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MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE

ABACusEs. cast iron and copper
tea kettles. hand plows. IRE siEns.
bells. asd irons. eoiiee mills. wash
boilers. door knockers. cast waffle
irons, coach lamps. sun dials. gas
mantles jerks. Washington's Old
est Hardware and Stove Store Since
1855. 20 eth q. NV. Ma. SOFAS.
ACcoRDION-I2O BASS. Z switches.
AcCORDIOk-specia model. 100
bass. practically new. Need cash
make ofier. Lu. 4-2766.
ACCORDION. S65. saerifice. Ov.
3;lg9s Sunday before l pm. or
ADDING MACHINE. small: adds.
CIRCLE. 6l6 9th 81. NV.
ADDING MACHINE, electric, IO-key.
IN good eond.. 500. Call FE.
3-366O.
ADDING MACHINE, Monroe eiee
with subtraction and cred. bal
HARRY J. ABRAMS, 1874 L 81. ne.
ADDING MACHINE. iO-key Rem.
Rand; new: no money down. 81
week. CIRCLE. 6i8 9th st. NV.
ADDING MACHINES. TYPEwRIT-
ERS. $25 and up. your choice: new
or rebuilt. No money dn., 81 . wk
Free home demonstration. Can
CLARK'e, EN-. 3-9535 NOW.
ADDING MACHINES sUBTRACTOR,
l0.key, $50 80: small Smith Corona.
auar.. S05. Other BARGAINS. CIRCLE.
6l6 9th 81. NV. DI. 7-0030.
ADDREssOGRAPH speedomat :
Elliott rebuilt machines. supplies.
equipment. at great savings. i-year
guarantee. 5-day trial. MAII4ERS
40 W. 18th st.. New York II. NY.
AIR BRUSH AND COMPRESSOR,
Paasche type II; like new: incl.
hose. extra color cup and instrue-
ton book; S65. TU. 2-S92O.
AIR COMPRESSOR. 1850 elm. wau-
keshA engine. on wheels. bargain.
HARRY J. ABRAMS, l24 L 81. ne.
AIR COMPREssOR. painting outft
complete. S65. Will take other
tools or equipment in trade. cY,
AIR COMPREssORs. motors. fans,
blades. pumps. parts. repairs. Build
TSIc 0T Ee ii MY ff0TcR oSf ELs ss
Sherman ave. NV. AID. 2.160O,
AIR COMPRESSOR, $3.50: spray
NER, 2bi3 NJ 81. NV. FE, 3.634b
Az rem C noN Mi oe. s1SasH. on.
price for ali sizes MAISEL's ELEc
co INC. 1927 18th Ct. n w.. CO
AIR CONDITIONER, Philco a; ex-
eel. cond. Si1O. 27.t. mahog.
cruiser, used 81 hours. $4,000.
HU. 3-7Is7.
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BUILDING MATERIALS
Dressed Lumber, Shelving Sheathing,
From INAUGURAL STANDS
This Buying Opportunity
Only ONCE IN YEARS
REGULAR STOCK SPECIALS:
2x4x8' Studs, ca. - Csc Sheathing BID. II - &c
q Lumber to 10, BID. IT,, SIT. built-n tubs $40
&C Lavatory basins ----.$5
Leg tubs $l2.50 Windows complete "a
Toilet and tanks----$l5
HEATERS
30-Ga American Standard Gas Water Heaters
guaranteed, this week special ------------$25.00
Many other items all at great savings
NEW NEW NEW
4x8 "a Inch Hardboard, Standard, per sheet $500
Tempered per sheet -----------------------$2 25
mo DELIVERIES ON LESS THAN sHEETs
B-inch African Mahogany Samara Rotary Cut
Plywood suitable for finishing recreation
rooms and dens, Aka sheet
PoWoer Room sets $685.
ACE WRECKING COMPANY
40o2 MINI AVE NE. LII. 4-O500
ROCKVILLE BRANCH PHs-0ail
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MED. LAB
TECH

Courses include practice and
f SoS ysHY gar IS cay 7 %f Y H. s az
NV, nj. 7-7t23 21s
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PRACTICAL NURSE COMPANION.
out; references. BOX l76-E. star.
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BEDROOM
BEDDING ID

FLOOR SAMPLES, EXCELLENT
CONDITION. ONE OR TWO OF A
KIND ONLY. 25Ps -50sS SAVINGS.
serta 80" Hollywood bed. 500 95:
Bookcase bed. mahog. or lined oak.
81" Hollywood bed. S34 .95:
studio couch. sleeps 2. S49.95; mod
ern-style night tables. 1895: sofa
bed. charcoal or green colors,
500 double dresser plus mirror.
chest Of drawers. bookcase bed in
lined oak. $124: serta or Simmons
double size mattresses. $3.50;
dresser and mirror. chest OF drawers,
bookcase bed. cordovan mahog., S1lO:
Beautyrest mattress and box springs.
both 500; maple dresser plus mir
ror. chest Of drawers. bookcase bed.
$50: foam rubber mattress and box
spring, both S79: wrought iron bunk
beds complete with 2 innerspring
mattresses. s79.75; double-size roll
away beds, S39.95; double-size Hol-
lywood beds. $39.95.
Hundreds OF other excellent values
on 9 large floors. Come in and
browse. Budget terms available.
OPEN FRIDAY AND
MnAnAV
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PRACTICAL NURSE, white. age SO.
strong and healthy; any kind OF
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ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, PAINT.
ING, repairs: free estimates: terms.
MOODBRlC n STONE. OIL. 6-8S66.
ADDITIONS. retaining walls. brick
or stone, terraces. etc. concrete
Can any time. on. 4-0332. 20'
ADDITIONS, homes built. rest
Dental and commercial work. Reas.
prices. Call He A-h2ha
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sITUATIoNs-WoMEE

COMPANION. DRIVER to elderly lady
OF cDle; not servant: own car
references WO 6-747D.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

WRITERS-Fietion. novels, shorts,
revise your material. avoiding re
Jeetions. loss OF time. Can ar
range publication OF suitable work
Write for information. J. W. ROB-
ERTS., Lit. Agent, 422 Washing
ton Bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Antiques and Decorators Items
81 TO $3.50 SALE

Includes many new items in cram
perry. vaselines, satin. end OF day.
overlap. milk glass, cased glass. am
6 6er,aa: rubina, Venetian. bristol
flint. colored pressed ard blown glass
cut glass, Haviland china, Dolton.
Staffordshire. tealeaf, ironstone, etc,
plus marble-top tables. chests and
wash stands. $50 up; secretary. $40:
cobbler's bench. SIS: china cabinet,
$40; organ, Just the thing for MUIR
ssr bS s shs ola tunes ss q rocker
in and prowl Open daily 5 to !
Kinds 18th and O SITS. Sc. nr.
pennsylvania ave. Ii. 4-e666. P.S.-
See our ad under furnishings. P.PS.
In case you're broke. come in and
browse anyway: we want you to see
our new things.
AQUARIUM, 1O.gailon. with pump
s snS n msans siSS S az s0 s ssa hUr'e'
AQUARIUM-25-gailon SIS. tank,
heavy slate base. Marvel motor
only 500. OIL. 1881.
A Rn,o: i;TYrIsT With peI;toT,at;o q.
association.
AUTO. VIZ SHEER with sudsaver and
gas. drier, Kenmore. so de luxe
models: $3.50 to save storage costs.
IA. S-424l after 81 Sun. all day.
AWNINGS. aluminium. 5xl6, black
and white; excel. cond.; 800. LII.
l-2b17
AWNINGS. patio covers, door hoods
alum. best quality. all colors. Low
factory prices and installation. No
money down, budget terms. Call
today or ANYTIME. 90. HE. 4-57fs.
BABY CARRIAGE AND PLAY PEN,
pads included; good condition.: EN-
3-SS04 after pm.
BABY CARRIAGE, Collier; like new;
SID. Swing. 50. Playpen. 81. Car
bed, So. Robinson Crusoe walker,
~. Musical rocker, SO. Westing-
house upright vacuum cleaner;
running. not sucking; S.. WO.
BABY CLOTHES. sizes to 4: out
grown; some never worn: summer
and winter, excel. cond. RIA. 3-7l12.
BABY'S CRIB, Thayer; lse., maple;
good cond:; mattress. foam rubber:
Waterproof; excel. cond. $50. CT.
BABY CRIB, white, storkline: SIS.
Chest 70 match. $25. Cosco high
chair. 81. Playpen on legs, SO. Alb
Burnt NH ave- Silver Spring.
BABY EURNITURE-Play bas-
kinette. alum folding stroller, car
seat. carriage; best ofier. HE.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
tcoNTlNueD)

CONDITIONER. Magic Chef. a
very reasonab inq liz. ss..ics74. mos
AIR !, CoNDITIoNER, ~ o-E. s25.
AIR CONDITIONER, General Flee
s7s 81. 7-4e ssseiien' 'on0'''0h'
AIR CONDITIONER, FEEDER, N-ton,
1l5-v. 500. OIL. 2-35O6.
AIR CONDITIONER, A-h.p.. window
model. York: peri. cond.; $50. Call
PP S0,u Monday AID. 4-4s55'
AIR CONDITIONED Emerson de
luxe 'b5. A-h.p, for standard win
dow, portable table; used 3 mos:
will trade for comparable easement
AIR CONDITIONER. G-E- h-ton.
s sssd short time. $12O. woodley
AIR 5a.v. cSo MP E.IlSus S2', s;sSn
REsTAUSRASNsTE.' n Rte. u Z, Siss6 A Jea
Davis hwy. Arl. OF 4-7790.
AIR CONDITIONER, Feeders, 1856;
! ton-used ga months, $50: cali
EN-. 2-1s16.
AlR -COND,. desk. file cab. exhaust
fan. studio couch. clock. etc. Best
offer. CIR. 1880.
AIR Condolences. brand-new
1857 units at terrific SAVINGS for
cash buyers. PARAMOUNT CO.
22O2 Ga. ave. NV. HU. 3-4SJ0.
AIR CONDITIONER, Philco, white,
hp.: Model 40J. 1853: new
inter: ready for use. no. 2-S555.
AIR CONDITIONERS, FANS, your
weekly or monthly pay plan. Free
EN- 3-a535 NOW.
AIR CONDITIONER, Frigidaire, late
model, easement window. " ton:
cost, 1913: sacri,. Sis Excel.
e TESy:; . u; 4-e2a7' SUM- 90
AIR CONDITIONER, Seton, Rem
ington window unit, hermetic
sealed: excel. cond. Ii. 6-4516.
AIR CONDITIONER, Frigidaire. "a
h.p.: excel. ond.; -S125. Owner
leaving city. NE. S-2l61. ext. 500.
AIR CONDITIONER. l-h.p. Chrysler:
:36-in. Cooiaire ian also maple
bedrm. suite. AID. 2-6947.
AIR COND., as-ton Carrier. $50;
good cohd.: misc. Ju 5-4s6s.
AIR COND. (2). h-h.p. Phiico: SIS
ca; excel. cond. Call HE. 4 1891.
AIR CONDITIONER
For Car; New.
North T-T90S KinR 9.QAOG
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES
lcoNrlNuEp,

PAINTING PROBLEMS: Call Fisher,
free estimates and advice. Call
day or night. Ii. 6-0611.
PAINTING. WALLPAPER REMOVED,
noors cleaned and waxed. windows
washed. Prices reas. LII. 4-2055.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

MATHEMATICS - High school and
college. individual lessons By former
European professor. For interview.
HOME TUTORING-Alg.. eeom., Lat,
IT, Eng. Sp., Ger. arith., rean.
Elem. jr. b.. sr. h. sub. uN. 4-19s3.
REMEDIAL TEACHING-Aig., Eeom.,
Lat, Pr. Ger. Eng, Russ, Span.
arith.. read. Reas. rates IA. 2-1S6g.
ENGLISH LESSONS. in Conversation
writing. speech and personality
By former university instructor
Call Du. 1894. mornings or y
pm.
MODEM TRAINING in beauty eul-
ture: All subjects taught: approved
for Oh trainine: day and evening
classes WARFLYN BEAUTY COL
LE0E. 1910 q 81. NV. DI. 7.l762
LEARN TYING or oreeg shorthano
from experts In modern air-condi.
toned school: eve. course - Wkly
lday IS wklyb. TEMPLE SCHOOL.
1888 q 50. NV. MA. 6.462y.
MISUNDERSTANDING q profitable
and exciting career; men and WON.
en-; lows ENTRANCE fee; WASHING.
AoNO ~ ~ hsAs "a sl@lVslN
CIVIL SERVICE NEEDS 10000 cjks.
STATISTICAL and supply elk. salary,
AIo cic G scHoo SEHyi sis f Isss /,
NV, RIM. 4O3, Tivoli Theater Bids :,
iith and Park I'd. NV. no. 2-Di1l
PIX RECEPTIONIsT tipping freel
4 Wks. S35: new classes forming,
All ages. excel positions Ektab
AZ yrs. COMPARE Enroll today
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ATTEND THE BOYD SCHOOL. Ma
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GET 4 SELECT POSITION 50
Bee. and QUICK rev. courses
secy. and acct; civil service
INQUIRE Ma. s-2a4O. Beg. and
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Enroll today. BOYD SCHOOL, cor
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classes forming fol
those interested In fascinating
career and high income. II you
are willing 10 enter q program Of
rlsorous training in fundamentals
radio. TV. Tadar. industrial con-
trolls. missile guidance, call HE
In < Homei Businessi Landi
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HELP-D0MESTlc
(coNTlNuED)

MAID, eXpefienced, TOT upstAlrs
work; excellent salary; must have
good reference. 22l5 Both st. NV.
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Playwright
WiHSpeok

Playwright Tennessee Will
Hams, whose "Orpheus De-
scending" was premiered here
last week, will be guest speaker
tom orrow at the National
Syn h ny Orchestra cam.
paign report luncheon, to be
held at 1890 pm. in the
Sheraton-Park Hotel.
Mr.. Williams, who has pre-
yiously refused to speak to
large groups. viii tell the cam
paign workers and symphony
patrons Of his interest in
music and the symphony.
Lady Caccia. wife of the
British Ambassador. will be
among those at the head table.
Carl Shipley. general chairman
of the campaign. will preside.
The orchestra is in its third
week Of the 27th sustaining
fund drive. The final report
luncheon meeting win be held
March Z.
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tion." gentle-voiced Mrs. Kelly
said as she recalled her hus-
bands 10-year illness from
war injuries and the nine
months it took her son ito
snap out of" the nervous wreck
he was when he returned from
10 months of paratroop cam
paigns in Europe.
That's why / became inter-
eSted in rehabilitation work"
said Mrs. Kelly, who has been
an active hospital volunteer
for the last Is years. so often.
it's not financial assistance
they need so much as love and
attention"
The American Legion Auxil-
larry has three avenues of APP
proach to service for veterans,
she pointed out. Service in the
hospitals, the community and
through vocational education.
The Auxiliary has $4,000
trained volunteer hospital
workers carrying on a year.
round program in the hos
pitfalls. In just this last year
they have put in more than
one million hours.
They provide the home
touch" that is so essential for
lifting the mems morale from
the drab routine of a regi-
mented life.
I'VE put on ward parties,
donate television sets, provide
draperies and furnishings. give
dollars toward canteen cards
for use of INDECENT mental
patients. as well visit with the
patients. feed them or write
letters for them she enum-
eraVeu as some OF the services
offered.
The community service
phase of the rehabilitation pro-
gram is the most difficult lob
tackled by the Auxiliary mem
bers. Mrs. Kelly pointed out.
It's a give-and-take PROPOSE
ton which calls for co-opera-
ton from the veterans family
as well as his community.
Preparation
quite often a patient may
not hear from his family for
long intervals" she said, 80
the Legion will check on the
family to see If everything is
all right. Often we pay the
rent. OF buy. food and clothine
We make the wife feel that
someone Is Interested in her