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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
ROUGH ON PICCOLOS AND PUNTs
Zotkoff Delayed Year
InMokine Redskins
By LEWIS r. ATCHISON
star staff Correspondent


LOS ANGELES. Aug. TO-
Ron Zatkon plays the picolo
pretty well. More important to
the Redskins coaches, he plays
end and linebacker pretty well.
too. and If you see him in
Washington this fall it'll be in
a football uniform, not in the
band.
Ron, whose older brother
Roger currently belongs to the
Cleveland Browns after four
years with the Green Bay
Packers. should have been with
the Redskins last year. But
the play that could have
clinched a berth for him
boomeranged and put him on
the eSidelines for the season.
He blocked Norm Van Brock
Inns punt for a safety that
helped spark the Redskins to
their stunning 1921 victory
over the Los Angeles Rams.
In pursuing the crazily-bound-
ing pigskin. he tore q ligament
in his right knee.
A post-sason operation ap-
parently corrected the damage
for Ron has been razor-sharp
in training camp.
Death on Punts
Blocking punts is a habit
with Zatkoff. He blocked nine
in two years with the Newport
Naval Training Base eleven and
batted down two tries for extra
points. Ron didn't play college
football and the Newport coach.
one Commander Toole, hoped
to take him along when the
commander returned to his post
as coach at Loras College. But
Zatkoff had a couple of small
problems. 4-year-old Stanley
and 3-year-old Marie, and was
more interested in getting a
job.
Zatkoff's talented fingers
have had no trouble keeping
the family larder well stocked.
Together with Roger, who
squeezes sweet music out Of an
accordian. and a pickup drum
mer. Ron adds to the family
exchequer by playing for club
dances, parties. festivals and
weddings. On such occasions
he plays the clarinet and tenor
sax.
No Rock and Roll
Ron brought the licorice stick
to training camp and, to- be
painfully blunt, neither hot
ticks nor soft notes have been
unanimously appreciated dur
ing the siesta hour.
I'VE don't play rock n roll"
Zatkoff said. I'm Hamtramck
-Detroit's Little Poland-sweet
music and polkas are the thing.
We play a little Dixieland Jazz,
but it's mostly old-time, stand
ard tunes"
Ron's father innocently
started the boys in their musi-
cal careers, boasting Of their
ability to cronies in the neigh
borhood tavern. One unbeliever
had to hear for himself, so the
boys were summoned for an
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Tigers Buy Pitcher

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Aug.
10 up. = The Detroit Tigers
today purchased the contract
of pitcher Robert Buck Shaw
OF their Charleston farm club.
Shaw will join the Tigers in
Chicago tomorrow
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Polo Come on Top

WARRENTON, Va, Aug. 10.
The Warrenton Polo Club is
host to the Brandywine (Pa.)
Club at 3 pm. today in a match
at Mr.. and Mrs. William E,
Schlusemeyer's Broadview
Farm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
DISTRICT GIRLS HEAD FOR BIG SWIM

Seven the areas top swimmers board arlner Houston
the National AAU
through Friday From top to bottom on left Shelley Manu. Olympic
@ @ lynn mHwaIo 11cy Ar96d ana Judy Panneton At right
members OF the Walter Reed Swim Club except Panneton
awaiting AAU permission jon Americas
and big group other will participate Heading the for
egn contingent will be Australians two swimming
Crapp and Dawn Fraser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

THE SUNDAY STAR C-5
Washington, D. C. $40
SUNDAY, AUGUST II, 1857
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eTESOGR1PHER. hish sehool
Eraduate. age IS 70 40. 5-day
week; sood hours. Apply 20 TIE
CITY SANK. 9th and Mas. ave
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PtiNT, 1000 salons; s3.0t value.
~ 30 ani. 81. WINS. and others,
gaiJ n -. nv .. II GlCHNER
PIANO, Knabe baby Grand; cost
saerifee, S1.Os0 ~. D-66ls.
PIANOS Army. Navy, Air Force
and Marine PERSONNEL: Govern.
ment and District employees can
save real money on an kinds Of
Instruments At The PIANO MART,
1913 18th st, NV. Over 100
spiuets. consoles Strands and up
rights 70 choose from. Easy terms.
81. $4,000. PIANO MART. 1915
fssss bsps,ry. l on shs 1 RISss . sss.
PIANOS Used upfiebts from 500
Up new eplnetss $500 reeondi-
yR . p9Sfns u other barEaIns
~. 3.ba0O. PIANO MART. 1915
the Libfary.l w
PIANOS FOR RENT--NeW and
used splnets, consoles, Strands and
"a monthly upl with option to
BUY Hauling extra. JORDAN.B,
FOUR STORES: Corner 18Th and
g sts.. NV. tphone ST, 3-p4001;
5l9D Lee hwy, ArllnFton fphone
kks b-5O6Ol; D333 Oeorgia ave.
SILVER Spring iph0ne ~. b-Ii05l.
24l6 Princess Anne st., FFedefieks-
burg tphone Essex 3-7472D. Pull
selection 81 al stores. Silver
bpIlng ana Arlington stores open
PIANQs--JORDANls branch stores.
an have a complete selection Of
pianos enc organs for sale Or
front Of each store. 1882 GeorFia
ave. Silver Spring: $3.50 Lee hwy. !.
ArIington:. 24l6 Princess Anne 81 /,
FREDERICKSBURG. Silver Spring and
ArllnetQn stores are open evenings.
PIANO, Wuriitzef. eisctr0nIc: YOU
can save. excellent condition.
S2g9 KITS, 1880 q st. NV.
kE. 7.02l2,
PIANOs---We have q few real
values IN used spinets and eon-
sQles such makes as Knabe.
HteinWays Fischer. Estey. Story q
Clark, Winter, 0ulbraneer, Wuf-
ll!zer and Baldwin Acros0nic
Phone ST $4,000. JORDAR's,
corner i3th and Q SITS. NV.
PIANO. spinet piano returned SUBJ
htantiai amount paid assume
small monthly payments. kits.
1880 q 81. NV. RE S-62f2.
PIANO. Concord spinet. fIoor model.
mahog rare value f345. KITS.
1880 q 81, NV. RE 7-62I2.
PIANOS, .nne quality. fall KEY.
BOARD splnft pianos, 1866 regu-
larry. SGN5 For Detter musical
values. KITS, 1880 q 81. NV.
kE. 9-b2l2.
PIANO. upright: unclaimed Hard
man n Peck, excel. e0nd.. Sl25.
tuned ana delivered free. RE. q
1913, us 3Ed 81. NV.
PIANOs--PIANO BENCHEs, new.
SO. StelnWay Grand. Aerosonic
console By Baldwin. Knabe small
uprt. Wuflitzer fpinet. Prices SI25
Up. Terms. delivery, bench free
PAUL GOLIBART. 1896 Columbia
I'd NV, AID. 4-5D2s $3.50 70 81.
PIANOS. Knahe. eteinWay ana
ether me pianos. N new con-
dition: Erently reduced: for better
musical values KITS, 1890 q
81. NV. RE. 1-62I2,
PIANOS FOR RENT, with option
70 buy. from 50 monthly up plus
cost Of haullng. BIT. $4,000.
PIANO MART. I0IBF7th Al. NV
Gin the block aboYe the Library }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

REcENTLY retired naval oIicel
desires position Ii Industry.
". business experience ns Wash
ennlnltnni Tor nnfn. concern. Boz
3nasR, 1toI.
C0lOhED MAN DEnlRks ION
dlshNksher Of kitchen help. Cal
CO. h-Nn8f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03
TVg-USED

Nv. Phileo, I2is-in. console maboe
incl. antenna sharp set $50. sofa
bed. new, only Sf2. XII. a-2O60
fTyV1. TTnMF>
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cesE discounts on no money down
81 Wk. CIRCLE, GIG 9th 81. nv,
buy Where You Get Service"
TKPEWRlTERs, used and new;
cash discounts; fBM electric
Sl0O. Many bargalns. Rentals. re.
pairs all makes. CENTRAL 1005
l4th st. nv
VACUUM CLRARANCE, surplus and
BANKRUPT stocks. new, FeposSessed
and floor samples. 50 to $50. All
makes, guaranteed. Open sun
day. 1915. EDISON 8EWING MA
CHINE CO, 1925 BladensbuFr
I'd ne. La. D-6050.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

e12g Il ST. NV. Embassy section,
quiet comfortable: sci. Dbl; Kit.
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Brothers Furniture 90.

talI tables. Come early for the 6ss
'HTi ALL SALES CASH AND yrNAL
Small Del. Chg.
Brothers Furniture Co.
? Blocks From Baileys crossroad
49,. a ..so.lp Seminary Rd ,,.,, ,
Sal. iii JPN. sal Ill I IN
FURN.. new selling out At less thai
wholesale. $50 50 dinettes. t9b
Minnesota ave ne III $1,000
FuRN.. - Chairs. mirror. bedrm
set dbl. bed, bookcase headbpard
tables Ike new. RIA. b-3307.
FuRN.--Lee. Old Duncan phyfi
mahogany din, I'm. table, oil
liquor bar. silver tea set. OLD
silver biscuit box. Empire care
table. 1000 Mass. ave. Apt. a07
~ SnSns s cans. rs Can ss s s
No dealers.
fURN TO settle estate. Compiled
apt furnishings Solid mahoe din
set with cTedenza, china cabinet
roqn-size and scatter ane Orlen.
tAA"H AEAAAA- NNAAAAAf lNNNLNAANN. UNNNNl
tea set. walnut twtn-bed set. IN
hol. chairs. lambs, marble-top emf
tables. misc. Woodlev PARK Tow,
ers. 2737 DeYonehiFe pi., Apt. JO2
FIT. sat. l0-5,
FunN. from 2 apts.; must sell: goof
cond. reaS.: beds, refar., etc, 4Oi
A u. Sc, afternoons and ewes
fuRA. = Dole, BED. springs AM
refer. tneeds repairl. WE. 5-2gsa
IFUnN.--Bedrm. din. rm.. porch
1repl.f Babee-Tenda small chests
lamps. etc; reaE. WA. 7-i7e6.
FCRN.-Prov. Nv. rm.. china
bFic-a-brac. co. 5-4740, Ext. 50e
FURN.--Bedrm., Nv. rm. misc
incl. artists table: eood cond
ress.: no dealers AID. l-ssis.
FURN.-complet 4-pc. dining IN
set and . chairs; walnut: eo1.
temporary; very eood value. En-
@-O23U.
FURN.--Uprlaht piano. o-E wash
er and dTier. din. rm. suite. kit
set. desk, cabinets. other items
10 9-e0i9'
~ - hlAlluC lflfctAIL uetl
bookcase on Aidel. $3.50: 2 apt !.
SIS. 90 eea.; large antique curve
glass china cab. $500. 3lOl
Columbia pike. Arlington.
FuRN.-Selection Of misc furn
sonabl,. Iu. s-ssss after . nm
FURN.--Pins Oriental dishes. auto
washer, me desk; reaS. ieaginl
City. 70 Dealers no. 2-o565
FuRN. = UNCLAIMED: sofa bed
Seo, bedrn- set, SIS; sofa. $50
ehaise lcnsne. $50: ain. rm. set
$50; Hollywood bed. S23; Curt
cabinet. Se5: sofa and chair. So
ehs,r .a sId. sSd , sasIssy' ,ns sigl
spring ms.tr'. $40 IIS'sS rosnd eotse,
table. IS: coil sprines so: iov'
seat. SO. beds, 81; hide-a-Val
bed, $50. EaflS American love seat
500. bunk beds. $50. oeeas. chair
50. roli-away bed. S14i Victorian
chairs. sic; maple chest o
drawers. $50: lawson sofa, $50
We DO upholEterinG. sofa anl
chair, $50 slip covers. S4S tnci
receEignine. draperies No Job 10,
laree or too small. Easv terms
HOFFMAN, UPHoL sTERERs
.417 18th 81. NV, CO. 5-Sii6 81
GAS RANGES. new. used. instaiia
ton. PEERLESS SALES Co. es3,
Ca. ave. NV. DE-. c-5566.
GAS RANGES. used. new. $40 up
Easy credit. ACNE STOVE CO.
lOll 9TH 81. NV Ma. e-sas2.
GAS STOVE AND GLIDER. rooS
time nfter Ii A ni IN o-nSaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

(cOntinusd on Next PaUsl
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MIseELLAME0Us F0R BENZ

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. Generators.
sod cutters roller. etc. RENTAL
TOOL 4 EQUIP. CO, Ju. 5000
EQUIPMENT--I01a-yd. tan and D.
y. With operator; prefer p. O.
CIV. nov located RiYerdale. Call
between . and ) p.m., AP. 5-74S1,
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Office Furniture
N. FRANK & SON
ala 3rd st. NV. Elk. 3-8974
OFFICE FURNITURE

SPECIAL PURCHASE . CARLOADS
OFFICE FURNITURE, NATIONAL
INSURANCE. FIRM
iOn=l.pRAw AVER EulI TENSION
q, p. ART METAL AND OTHER
Natl. BRANDS ORIGINAL
COST Ss3 :, oETE.R,E.spn, AT |, TIL ..II
sAMAz IN LSo d3Y PRSilft pF E,r SIX
FILE CABINETS SlOnh
7S-aspRAwER WOOD PILE CAB:
iOSMso sE;pEAyER STEEL Full;
900 b DRoP-cENTER TYP!SI
se5 900 NEW AND USED oFFIcI
FURNITURE or EVERY pEscRIP.
ton OFFERED AT SAVINGS VI
S !;, bE5IyE gy,, AEp ,J sAEKT e6
l1Ol 18th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03
MOTOR TRAVFL
REPAIRs q SFRVIoFS

ADDITIONS AND REM0DELINo,
kits. bathrms.. rec. rula. shed
dormefs with bath. painting. storm
Winooua. FFee planniug, est. Work
guar. A. y. cHUABRie CO.. Tu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

Z HUNT UUDW. 2 eEp0-
70 single or double: man.
ltLen1en 9. nv, near
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CARE or cHILD-G.HW.i must l


ACCOUNTANT, young man. 49,
single, experienced bookkeeper and
once manaeer Including cost &C.
counting, pavrolls, supervision and
correspondence, Currently on an
maui leave from overseas Civil
Service position. Due 20 return
overseas Oct. ! D. Prefer permanent
local employment. Good reference.
II interested phone III f-23iB
DRAFTING SERVICE = Traoinss
and plans prepared Mech, patent
ana arch. Reas.. fast. RE, 6-4f3O
RESTAURANT MAN, capable Of
handling any situation. sincere,
trustworthy. ref. like to flll In or
steady work Box e0.M, star
MAN, colored. expert window
washer. fall cleaner, odd Jobs.
RA. 0.lebO,
MAN. c0lored, desires lob al porter
or kitchen helper, DU, 7-b03H :
MIN available for ali types house.
work, yard work, paintines car
pentry, On hourly baslS, SALIVA
ZION Army HARBoR LioHT,
M. o.aBe9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

CnIHU UUTELs TUID QUE ST. NV.
over 100 perm. quests now: stu
dents professional people, Govt.
shop, lounge. auto. laundry, maid
service. all hotel cow. SfI VIZ.
IN HO 2-2l04
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

FINNUH--U1ed uDFlahIB from sol
Hg 9sw - s p nets sSgg Ieeo pa:
sF. s.SSootor. tiAf RSn MAR R1!s ibit
TN ~ NV. tIn the block aboyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03
CFcYS No "a ann
SECY ADMIN 81. 900

sECT.-sTENO., exPer choice i
s ST. sls. IS, cay "a 81 sLss Sesn- tx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03
FURNITURE
Liquidation Sale

Must lIovidats entire present
sSsndSs P so. r q ~ sos n. s 5 %sT
lily new furniture IN The Metropoi.
llan Area. Bsdroom suite: tfemen.
uoua values In sofas, chairs and
leectionals. By fer the best buy on
nationally advertised mattresses
and box SPRINGS. lamps AND cock.
tail tables. Come early for the best
ALL SALES CASH AND FINAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03
RELP-D0MESTIe
ICOOK-On.W., eooe saIary. nm

COOK-G.n.W.s eood salary; Thurs
anc Sun. OF; small family. refs
EM. 3-siii
COOK. general house work. live IN
Or STAY some eveninss- CAL OIL
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER. sooo
plain cook; - dav during week
and alternate Sundays ca Other
s ssIi.' ~. help I,;, cenf; tTssnsp Re-
MAID, eolored for excellent live
in job. g.h.w. and care Of l child
fsisrenees desired: icp salary
GENERAL HOUsEwORK. child
care, 5ia days week. sun. and
every other Thurs OF. Expert
eneed with children. some blair
CIV. plain eookine, s-day wk..
sehooi-aFe children. good salary
C.Hw.-cHILD CARR. live In. e5-
30; eNper., refs; $50 EN-
J-9b4u
CIV. child care. plain cooking
Sc iis s;,ss, i've ms S's-dss week
CIV. eolored. child care, 5is.
days S. Call MRS. SMITH
co. 9-513t.
CIV. Al COOK live in. fcu,
sun. Oh: $50 week en-. 3-3lis
Civ, live IN mod. house. Tm
18th maaeFrra ustasl.ans- - mklT
dren, cleo. lit. and ldry.; Wed and
every other Sun. on: "a. vac COOK
empl,, refs, IN. 2-t42i.
CIV, cook: responsible With chill.
dren,. to live In Mclean cottage
sep. from main house. Thurs. and
sun. on. III. 6-3ll7.
CIV. live IN $50 WI. 70 start
5 days, iight COOKING. care OF
. school.aee children; excel. Twins
qtrs on lower ievel: : mi. from
Friendship terminal IN Bethesda
Please DO not answer this I'D IN.
less YOU are interested and havS
good refs Call OIL. e-spst Of
Box 4g3. r star.
HOusEKEEPER. white, live In. care
for elderly woman AL refs. goOd
pay. Mr.. EVERETT. MA. $4,000.
MOGbEAEENLns NuhNts IN ItNuIu
for a GOOD home. KE. 0-SS.5
GOOD WAGES, white. upstairs
maid; comfortable living quarters,
TV; APPROX, J hours drive from
wash. must have Al ref. Call
MA. s-202p bet. 1919, e.f. week
days. sat, lO-l2.
CARE or CHILD-G.H.w.i must 1--we
IN. recent local references re-
aulred. 10. $500.
WOMAN, colored, care for children
IN home IN exchange for rnl, and
board and small salary. Call 1U
s-af53
~ rot HAVE ExPER. IN CIV
plain cooking, care Of children
and would Ike 10 live with us end
have every Wed and every other
sun. or receive $50 wk. 10 start,
then We have . lovely big nm pvt
bath and own TV waiting for YOU
Call OF 4-40gg or write, Boz
.J0-R, star
COLORED LADY, 4O.SO yrs. old
10 share home IN EXCHANGE fol
child care Health card necessary
RA, 3-l47al 8 am TO / pm. OF
after pm.
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GIRLS-TRAVEL

GlHLO-l NAVEL
white, is-ss: Miami New Or
leans, HollyNo GOD snd resnFn. no
expes. nee. Average $50 Wkly
Guar. draw. acct MISS ABBOTT
t0-i, SIS. coi0niai Hotel, i5th
and " sts. nv
LADIEs; tShgtel. immediate open.
mas Tor those Who qualify. to
s sSss nj u 7 sS:: ~ ri choose your
LADIES. GIVE ROYAL TOY PAR
evening. TU, s-08ei.
LADIES' lel let AVON show you
hos 70 earn your Christmas
S 800 fo y Xmas as b BIZ 1see ss s''a
WOMAN. white. es-40. With knowi.
edKe OF laundry operation ana
shirt supervision Must Be able 70
handle help. Good pay and steady
GREYSTONE LAUNDRY, 2ei6 Sth
s.. nv No phone calls,
WOMANi white. IS 70 IS years Of
age, hiah school GRADUATE %
WORK In dry eieanirB plant no
experience necessarys VII tram.
day week SIS % week stArtine
salary. Apply Nj, Hryanl. SIERI-
ING LAUNDRY. lOei asth 81, nv.
YOuNG LADY. white. between a
ard IS, for teieEisiqn store: expsg.
aenerni once work come sales
expef preferred Call o. 2-ieihl
fer Apt. between 10 an. and 4
nm.
Young LADY. with typinE exper
10 Be- trained A. switchboard op-
orator J-day Wk. his. 9-S; vac
With pay and free hospltallzaticn.
s sa CONSUMERS o. 81 Foob nc.
f44t Okie Il ne, directly be-
hind the Hecht Warehouse on
New YORK ave. Mornings before II
MOTHER, 70 convey child from
spring Valley TO Chevy Chase
circle. school moFnines or .
children from 18th and Randolph
Sc. p. o. Boz 4o2d. WASH
EXPERIENCED, for inside ssies
work In lGe local hearing aid
once. good salary. commensurate
with experience and ability. free
health insurance and other hene-
FITS. Permanent position, AMY
M. K. II. Ofrisou, AuDIpdCNE
WASHINGTON CO.. NC RE
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL AIRLINE
needs ~ bookkeeper. fyring
ability: go reseTvations and ticket
agent; previous airilnf experience
or allied Industry, For Interview.
fslephone tx. $500
French-Eng. Typist, $500
.LLoYps EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
I42o \. Y. Ave. NV, ST. 3-2so'
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Additions-Alterations
NO DIS pYAiT PA. EASY TRIMS
kIICHENe pENS. REC RMS.
COMPLETE mi AND RxT
REMoDELL1NC
tREE PLANNING BlUHpRINTo.
6 66xxM S S2hissEEA sHes
RA. 3-5s52 OIL. 6.SiAf
BRICK WORK. new or repairs
nrepiaees, ehimneys. walls- walks
a. FAONANI. 20. e-lop4
CARPENTER general iobhins. homs
lmpfovements. rtnodeling ttorl
fronts. nxtuFes. painting plaster-
Epprks 0 HowELi snf IA. 0t eIsssI.s. 0'k
CAkPENTER WORk. PAINTING--
tree estimatee. inside and out
SIDE; al work guaranteed. IA.
Carpentry tVhitsD. FsmodsiIne,
repairlna. painting. brick ano
eaolnetEork. OIL. e-3S74. a.
CONCRETE WORK - Basement
floors. drivewAys, footings. porches.
steps; o.d and new work. IA
FLAGsTOSE, BRICK, CEMENT
work, patios. walks, porches, walls
p. MARcucCIo, PO. e-35es.
FLOOR SANDING. flnishing and
waxing: reas. rates: free est. Call
RA. 6-U7a5.
FLOORS ssnded and finished; lin
S Ssr ,Ie asphalt TIE installed
FLOORS SANDED and finished
special rates. work guaranteed
Father and son. 20. 2-6e53.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS Of any
kind; storm windows. all 81 rea-
sonahle prices, easy terms. IA.
2-2JOj.
PAINTING = Guaranteed work,
minor repairs: free estimates. Call
! fter 5 pm, co. 5.ll4l.
PAINTING, int, and ext: comm..
residential. Sober white mech. 80
yrs exper. Reas. CO. 5-ls11.
PAINTING. int. ext: carpentry.
Eutter. SPOUT. roof. DO own WORK;
~ white. call any time. 10
1.lobh.
PAINTING. papering. ffst-elass
workmanship. work done immeoi-
ately. Nh, POAT. RA. 3.5643. -
EANNNNNNs EAIEMANnt lOttIAoIs
exterior; fHA loans avail Esii-
mates ~, g.477l after 8
PAPERlN6. SIC rm. up: 50 sun
fast washable paper. JU. s-i100.
RA G-9ss4. VIII '-D46s
PLAsTERING. paintlns. patchwork
q specially also eeiling; Al mech
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-07-25
Civil Defense
Emergency Hospital
To Be Stored Here

Supplies for an emergency Civil
Defense hospital will be sent to Bluff
ton this week, councilman Gerald
Swank told the village council Tues
day evening.
A 200 cot, fully equipped hospital will
be sent here and kept in ready stor-
age for times of emergency. Swank
said the unit, as described to him,
contains 200 collapsible army cots
and complete store of non-perish-
able medical supplies.
Village laborers, under the direc-
ton of William Gaiffe, are cleaning
the long unused room at the northeast
corner of the third floor of the town
hall. Once used as a kitchen for the
long-forgotten IOOF lodge the room
has not been used for a number of
years.
In times of emergency the Ameri-
can Legion meeting room in the
second floor of the town hall can be
converted into an emergency hospital
with the use of the supplies which
will be stored on the third floor.
County CD officials had contacted
Swank after they discovered their
former local chairman, Garnette
Foltz, had given up the post.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-07-25

the resurfacing job given jackson
street last fall.
The Churchill company was also
contractor for that project.
Streets will be regarded, widened,
reshaped and resurfaced. Churchill S
bid calls for all grading to be done
for lump sum of S199o. Resurfacing
materials will be put into place for
SS.32 per ton. Figures submitted by
L. H. House, Churchill representative
who presented the bid, estimate that
1903 tons of material will be needed
in the resurfacing.
Where new base course is neces-
sary it will be applied for $3.50 ton.
Churchill's figures call for an esti-
mated rs tons, but council members
feel that $50 to 200 tons of new base
may be necessary.
Material taken from the old street
will be used in making the base
course for the new pavement where
ever possible. Rough, high crowned
streets will be cut down and depres-
sions raised to provide good drainage.
Salvaged material will be moved
from street to street wherever pos
sible so that no more new base than
necessary must be applied.
May Install Some Curbing
Curbs may be installed on some
streets but council left their installa-
ton open for the present time.
Asphalt curbs at so cents running
foot were included as an optional part
of the successful bid.
House said prior commitments
would keep his firm away from
Bluffton until the latter part of
August. He estimated that 10 days to
two weeks will be required for the
Bluffton job if the weather remains
favorable.
Only two bids were received at
Tuesday nigh is meeting. The
Fritchie Asphalt and Paving Co.,
Lima, submitted the other bid. Their
bid for the hot-mix method which
council chose was $1005 per ton, in
cluding all grading work. Any neces-
sary base course would have been
supplied for $3.50 per ton by Fritchie.
Findlay Firm Fails To Bid
Cliff Cossett, Findlay contractor,
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