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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-01-31
Pirates, Fast Improving
st. Mdrys Meet Saturdnu
BY DIVISION OF WILDUfE

Faced with the dismal prospect Of
finishing below 500 in what could
have been a championship season, the
Bluffton Pirates entertain tough st
Marys ball club this Saturday night
Dropping three straight league
games after opening with wins over
Shawnee and Celina the Pirates are
faced with the tall task of defeating
st. Marys and Van Vert on success
sive weekends if they are to be win
ming ball club.
st. Marys, undefeated champion of
the league the past two seasons,
found the going rough during early
league play and dropped their first
three games. Last week they marked
up 56-53 last quarter win over
Shawnee, a team which fell easily
to the Pirates.
A better measure of the Rough
rider power can be had from the
tight $3.50 defeat they suffered at
the hands of Kenton, team which
skinned the Pirates 82-52.
Best man for the Roughriders is
said to be Don Burgess, 5-8 senior
guard, a hard driver and good out
side shot. Pirate coach Joe Harris
termed him lone of the best men in
the Western Buckeye league. T"
Tn Roughriders have the overall
size to give Bluffton's tall men Don
Alspach and Ron Geiser fits. Coil
and Harner, their two under the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-01-31

they face the second half of their
schedule. Strong showings against
Defiance, Huntington and Ohio North
ern, all teams with winning records,
sent Beaver confidence climbing.
Leading scorer in the majority of
the games to date has been little
Ron Kalb who has coupled a lot of
drive with a deadly one-handed push
shot which has netted as high as 80
points a game. Running second in
Beaver scoring as they take their
mid-year break is freshman Able
Mast, who has won a place in the
starting lineup with aggressive play.
Coach Ken Mast will probably con-
tinue his starting lineup of the last
few games which saw Mast, Kalb,
Jim Buffenbarger, Ebert Dubenion
and Roger Bixel as the first five
with senior George Bailey moving in
and out of the game.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-01-31
MGstmen Face -Four Foes
In Sir-Ddy Can,paign

Fresh from ten-day battle with
fInal exams the Bluffton Beavers
take on four foes in a six-day battle
this one on the basketball courts this
week.
With a home weekend against
Goshen and Hiram slated for FRIDAY
and Saturday the Beavers plan to
travel to Huntington, Ind, for a
Tuesday night game with the Forest.
ers, returning for home game the
following night with Wilberforce.
Goshen, Bluffton's sister college in
Indiana, has only mediocre record,
while Hiram, the Saturday night op-
ponent has yet to win a ball game.
Winless in eight games the upstaters
have been riddled for an average of
1873 points per game.
Tuesday nights game will be a
different story as the Huntington
ball club has lost only once this sea-
son. Earlier this month the Beavers
dropped an 86-76 decision on the
Founders Hall court when a second
half rally fell short.
Tall Tom Rethlake and speedy
freshman Chuck Kline scored Is and
% points respectively for the Forest
ers in that match. Kenny Mast won't
have the size to equal Huntington but
he is hoping the Bluffton speed which
paid off in improved showings in the
last four games will cut the taller
Hoosiers. down to size.
Wednesdays opponent, Wilberforce,
is the downstate church college
located on the same campus as
Central State. A much smaller school
than their powerful neighbor, the
Wilburforce group has won two of
six games this season.
Although holding only a 81 record
the Beavers are on the upswing as
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-01-31

It's "smart business"
to maintain a "health
schedule" in your home.
Periodic check-ups by
your Doctor can save
you and your family
much money, time and
trouble. So consult your
doctor regularly. Should
he prescribe, remember
that our Prescription
Department is at your
service :. with the best
in prescription service.
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not expected to spring any major
surprises.
The game will be preceded by a
volleyball match at 7:30 between
members of high school gym classes.
The high school band is expected to
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present several selections at half
time.
All proceeds from the game will
be donated to the Band Boosters
fund to provide new uniforms for
Bluffton high school band members.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-01-31
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will
be received at the office of the Board of
Trustees, of Public Affairs until IL o'clock
noon on the 1st day of March, 1867. for the
leasing of the following described real estate /:
being approximately 5000 square feet of space
in the former Municipal Light Plant Build
as the Turbine Room Area of said Municipal
Light Plant Building.
Said property is to be leased to the highest
bidder. The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
HARVEY BAUMAN, President
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs,
Village of Blufton. Ohio
A. j. B. Longsdorf. Clerk
Jan. 81. Feb. z, ID, 81, %
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
NJ q1nEn

Estate of Maudie A. Curry, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Doris F.
Cleaves of 1913 Shawnee Road, Lima. Ohio.
has been duly appointed Executrix of the
Estate of Maudie A. Curry, deceased, late
of Allen County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their claims
with said fduciary within four months.
Dated this 17th day of January, 1857.
PAUL j. ROCKEY,
Probate Judge of said County
Jan. "a, 81, Feb. z
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

of the Late Partnership of Nuesmeyer and
Son. The undersigned has given bond as sur.
vving partner of the late partnership of
Nuesmeyer and Son as provided by law. All
creditors must present their claims against
such partnership. duly authenticated to the
undersigned, within one year from this date
or be forever barred
All persons indebted to said partnership
shall make immediate payment.
Dated this 7th day of January. 1857.
VICTOR b. NUESMEYER
Jan. II, "a, 81
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-01-31
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Walter Dean Shade Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Celia Lawrie
Shade of r. No. 2, Lima, Ohio. has been
duly appointed Executrix of the Estate of
Walter Dean Shade, deceased, late of Allen
County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their claims
with said fiduciary within four months.
Dated this 9th day of January, 1857.
PAUL j. ROCKEY,
Probate Judge of said County
Jan. II, "a, 81
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

OdSt mo. oIIbb
Estate of Wayne E. Shrider. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Shirley NJ
Shrider of Box 80. Lafayette. Ohio, has been
duly appointed Administrators of the Estate
of Wayne E. Shrider. deceased. late of Allen
County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their claims
with said fducary within four months.
Dated this 7th day of January, 1857.
PAUL j. ROCKEY,
Probate Judge of said County
Jan. "a, 81, Feb.
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A SCHOOL LUNCH BOX might
contain sandwich of peanut butter
mixed with crumbled bacon and
mayonnaise and spread on whole
wheat bread.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
Dr.. Willing Identities The Man Who Stabbed

mother told me she had the dog BEFORE when she
drove past Mr. Amorys cottage. Miss Swayne came to US
on an GRAND from Mr. Amory and the dog with her.
Naturally my mother assumed that the dog hers and
that she had been visiting Mr. Amoys cottage the day
my mother saw it there.
''What happened when you followed the dog?"
Il couldn't catch up with him.
Lieutenant Copley knew Basil by reputation. is
your theory that whoever killed Amos dog later killed
Mrs. Ehrenthal?"
Yes" answered BASIL Mr. Eggers, isn't it time you
told us who has been trying buy the old Ashley place
from the Ehrenhals?'
"Ihave idea. was approached by lawyer from New
York, Luke Anders.'
did you know his practice chiefly crimnal? Basil
turned back the lieutenant WAS Lucien Delome ever
caught"
mo. He's been hiding out for ten years."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
MURDER Stops The Music
Continued from preceding page

Syblla close to Eric sympathecally Fannys red
dened eyes made her look years older Jim Eggers and
Paul Amory stood looking curousy pair of white cot
ton work gloves the police had found near the piano.
Lieutenant Copley of the State Police turned to BASIL
you and Miss Swayne and Mr.. Amory obviously in
the clear You all the bar the other end Of the
room from the fuse box when the lights went out But Miss
Ashley, Mr. Egeers and Mr. Ehrentha were standing near
the piano. which close the front door and the fuse box
while everyone else clustered around the supper table
in the center of the One Of those three Miss
Ashley Ehrenhal or Eggers - must have pulled the
main switch and stabbed this under Of dark
ness"
Basil turned to Eric. Mr. Ehrenhal why didn't
your mother believe Miss Swayne when she said the dog at
your house this afternoon not hers?'
Eric answered in voice still numb with shock my
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

lighter Another flame iared. Eric Ehrenhas striking
face modelled in high relief by shadows. Basil pulled
open the door of the fuse box The main switch had been
disconnected
Basil snapped the switch back into contact. The slug
gish. fuorescent lights stumbled into being
A woman screamed Fanny Ashley. She looking
toward Gertrude Ehrentha slumped forward the piano.
The bone handle Of the ham knife protruded from her left
shoulder thin of fresh blood stained the white
bolero. A touch of red :.
In hour, the crowded room almost emptied.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

want TO know how it's doing.
i cali Toledo. IT'S breaking
out In Cleveland says my ex-
pert there. I"cali Cleveland
ITS happening In Toledo. says
that expert. I call our New
York distributor. ITS cur No.
l plug. he tells me. All I want
TO know Is are we selling any
disks but all ! get is this kind
Of talk. So finally. TO make
character, I bring one Of the
hot hill-billy singers into my
boss once. He was charming.
And after ! took the hill-billy
out he told me in that voice he
uses: Keep your muddy-boot
friends on my ankle-deep car
pet.s
ASRA
Jack Purcell. who used 10
work at that desk right over
there and who Is now publicity
boss for the upcoming Inter-
national Aviation show, wan
dered into Garinkel's depart
ment store In Washington.
found q very chic salesgirl and
inquired:
what have you eot for Q
woman who has nothing?"
'Well." said the gal, "uh
! don't know"
Harry bloomfield. who has
been. in his time. a prizefight
promoter. q ticket broker. q
Broadway producer and other
things, Is, now learning about
life as a restaurant owner.
Harry has the Luau, one Of
those exotic Polynesian food
palaces and surely the hand
somesk II took him four
months 70 screen and assem-
BILE eight Oriental-type beauties
Evening star., 1957-12-27

as hostesses. The Luan has
been open about . month. Last
week Miss Tsuruko signed 10
tour In "reahouse." Miss
Maeeve has to leave TO do four
Tv shows. Monokai has been
signed for q TV series and the
other five gals were nindine
their ov0h business when In
came Jerry Whyte and hired
them all for the new Rodgers
and Hammerstein musical.
Harry Il advertising fol
more beauties In Honolulu
papers. This time they've col
TO sign . contract.
Charles Mann, producer oi
the Of broadway II am A
Camera" was at his usual Cen.
tral Park riding academy yes
terday when q young type Lac
came In and asked how much
II would cost 10 rent q horse
How long7" asked the
owner.
The longest you got" said
the kid, there are five Of VI
going"
Evening star., 1957-12-27
deort Fund Numes
MRS. Eisenhower

Mrs. Dwight d. Eisenhower,
will serve a. honorary chair
man Of the 1868 National Iiearl
Fund Campaign.
In announcing this today,
Charles Perry Mccormick, Bal
timore industrialist and ma
tional campaien chairman, said
Or. Paul Dudley White Of Bos-
ton. famous specialist. viii be
honorary co-chairmans
The campaign will be con-
Evening star., 1957-12-27

ana demands fof economy that
county politicians fear to LIT
from the tex rolls any such
heavily contributing medium ~
Pickfair.
50. . strong possibility looms
that Mary. anxious to unburdtn
herself Of the heavy upkeep and
responsibilities Of the vast
estate. may accept one a several
ofiers.
Evening star., 1957-12-27

ductod in February and win
commemorate the 10th anni-
versary Of the association.
Heart Sunday will be on Febru-
airy %, the day on which voIun-
teers will make q door-to-door
solicitation throughout the Ma
tion.
Serving as chairmen Of the
campaign here will be Douglas
r. Smith. vice president Of the
National Savings and Trust
Co.; Kenneth Birgfeld. vice
president Of the American
Security and Trust Co., and
Mrs. Robert Guegenheim.
Evening star., 1957-12-27

NEW YORK. - There's no
huslnesH Ike show business, "
said the press agent Is he took
me " the arm In front Of
Sardt's. You take my boss. q
genius type. He has q near hit.
So what does he d62 Why he
sells only Friday and Saturday
nights TO the theater parties
and expects the brokers to pick
up the dead nights Also. II
you remember. Washington's
Birthday falls on a Saturday.
This means that there will be
"a three-day week end. since
everybody's union insists that
you can't cheat on a Saturday
holiday. So what does my
genius doe Why. he sells the
Saturday matinee and the Sat-
urday might shows to q theater
party at q 5 per cent discount. :"
~
THE movies may not be bet
ter than ever. as they say ex-
planned q Broadway movie box
once man down the street. but
they sure are more careful than
ever. For the past two days
they have had electricians with
ladders putting In a special
burglar alarm in the box ONCE.
! dunno why. Nobody comes to
the box ofiice anyway. Every
body who might pay to see the
movie has already seen 1t at
one OF those free previews. So
BY accident I tripped the new
device. II rang a loud bell.
Nobody came. / called the
home ONCE. They explained
to me that the loud bell didn't
call any law. It's supposed to
call people in of the streets
and those people will naturally
take the guns away from the
heist mob.
hs&
$50 all Of a sudden I am In
the recofd business" said Al
Tamarin Of United Artists. My
boss Max E. Youngstsin puts
me In our new record company.
Well. we put out q record. !
Evening star., 1957-12-27
HOLLYWOOD

Continued From Rage ALT
film heavens. More than ever
today. Hins's their boy.
Judging BY the tremendoul
ovation given him when he
made q surprise appearance al
the premiere Of "The Bridge on
the River Kwai." marriage has
made him q greater hero than
ever. With bride Kathy Grant
on his arm. Bing walked
rather. struggled-the l50-foot
red-carpeted length of the
Egyptian forecourt to the en-
trance while q screaming mob
of admirers showed and paved
him.
cameramen. also caught on
Evening star., 1957-12-27
BRANCH nRTvT m

BRANCH DRIVEN :
fIs. 60; . e. Il R.. A!.;i s:, s ). q M7 &
nnten, ND; Take Branek A.e
sHiLpERssss rs 4 ~: :: Clinton TurSS"Si.' !.
aoLEipsEF 20. iO ~usNs.RH4N,tss. 3 RI RH4,ts. cgN,
ssEskIRRs. .r&s .7r.29 IN f2IPly; sTzAEE zAEETTSoEy
ALAN LADD, "BoTlHv rSly1VJI
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Euster Seois Aided
.l58. sos in 1857

This year, iS2.3e2 children
and 26.iil adults received care
from Easter Seal societies :
increase Of nearly 10 per cent
over the 1865 figures.
In announcing this today. Dr.
Dean w. Roberts. executive di-
rector Of the National Society
for Crippled Children and
Adults. said the organization
rendered greater service than
ever before In IT. 3e.year his
tory.
Among the societs's activi-
ties. DR.. Roberts listed an East
er Seal treatment center for
Western Maryland opened at
Frederick and speech therapy
Evening star., 1957-12-27

guard. foueht eacn other To eel
the best CLOSEUP and angle
shots. Finally, half q dozen po-
lice forced their way through
the jam TO protect the Crosby's
A number Of too-eager lenseri
were pushed back.
Bing smiled through the 10.
minute ordeal and traded quipi
with the shriekers. But always
he kept q protecting arm
around the lovely. excited Mrs
Bing. s
Few special events attract
Crosby: In fact, he's almost a
crowd shy as CLARK Gable. This
was his first public appearance
since the Las Vegas elopemeni
last october and not since the
Academy awards OF three years
ago had he been on the houle.
ward. Reason he tuxedoed him
self up and braved the crowds?
A loving gesture 10 Kathy. for Il
was her studio that produced
the movie.
btt
Are you In the. market for
some choice real estate2
Mary Pickfofds dream OF
turning historic 2s-room Pick
fair over 10 the city Of Lou
Angeles as q public museum ap.
pears TO be stalemated- at least
for some years To come.
just ut . time when our Mary
was about TO complete arrange
|ments to that end. residents
throughout the entire Los Ans
geles area received their new
and excessive tax bills. And
they have set up such an uproar
Evening star., 1957-12-27

Stanley warner Thsaisrs
Get More Out Of Life =.
Go out to q Moviel
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"sAYoNARA"
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Evening star., 1957-12-27
DRIVEN THEATERs

AINPUHT Ahlnsioa
RUN or THE ARROW" IN T coi.,
hOD SIEfGER. At Z ana f1.Sye
20 No. hOCKABILLY BABY )" VIA
ISllniA k1ELDe. at $40. No. a. afT
SSSO SSgSrSOEkkD THE WORLns
rEIEk GRAVES, at 1910 Cartnen
Ioessed n Arlington on U. B Ro,It.
x,Ss Sus. over the i4ht 81. Bridss.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
7sszEE NE|CHDORHOO6 s4aazaEesS Ie
Films Of More Than Routine Me,;t

THE JOKER 10 WLD"-so-so biography Of Joe z. Lewis
saved by Frank Gnatra's hrst-Fate acting
MAN or 1000 FACES"-James Cagney as Lon CLANCY In
nostalgia recall Of the silent stars career.
my MAN GODFREYs-sIickly remade with David Niven
as the bueblo0d butler June MlysOn the zany deb
"0PERATION MAD BALL"-Jack Lennon and Ernie Kovacs
In free-wheeling comedy Of 0Is In Normandy
"SLAUGHTER ON TENTH AvENUE"-Richard Egan in
wefmade drama Of violence the docks
THE TIN 6TAR"-superior Western with Henry Fonda as
veteran sheriff educating the one, Tony Perkins
"TRAPEzE"-Gna Lollobrigida compicates life ON yinr
one for Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis
Evening star., 1957-12-27

TAYnYhY tsIvses. We cR 3.7ses
Osess e fFsS pagklno
ACTION or THE TIoER" Also
Evening star., 1957-12-27

programs launched IN Charles
and st. Marys Counties 90
servs 1000 speech Handicapped
persons.
Evening star., 1957-12-27

OgMn II 7-seoo. ESQ Penna.
~. n,.a.,:: Ave; -. sE; Pre-: ~. raI.ins.
bGIss;s bI.s.sy. Nes az ts sspzcss.'. sss' y.:s: yHssl:
Pm. Only. Tcmorrow NlEhf:
Spseid Hnsassnent-ons Nisht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

When Richard Kossow is in the
act. it turns into production.
Recently Dick was elected presi-
dent of the Student Concil at Alice
Deal Junior High School. He had
20 campaign managers in each
grade. Usually. candidates have
one.
He turned the lunch periods for
seventh and eighth graders INTO a
one-man political rally. II took a
big hello and a big smile to the
cafeteria to win the seventh and
eighth graders votes and to give
out my campaign pins. My slogan
was Stick with Dick" the 15-year->
old explained. Some of them
wanted to pay for the pins and they
even asked for my autograph" Dick
said, using his campaign smile.
A modern jazz fan. Dick plays a
mean piano. He and four other
boys at Deal have a musical group
called the "Argyles." But they just
don't play at school and church
dances and private parties. They
composed a number, Native Boo
gle" which they performed this
year on television. In fact it was
Just before the show that the boys
picked a name for their group.
The Argyles sometimes hold FIVE
hour jam sessions on Saturdays and
their friends sit in. They also tape
record their music
And since Dick is in the group.
naturally the Argyles have some
extra added features For one thing,
they have a public relations man,
a photographer and an Argyles Fan
Club to boost them. Membership is
up to about $50 and includes teach
ers as well as teen-agers. The cost
is 10-cents for a membership card.
Dick saw to it that the Argyles
have a written constitution, too.
The constitution states how any
money the group earns will be split
and states the group must stay to-
gether for at least two years. (They
organized a year ago.
Dick has made a production. too.
of sound in his bedroom at his
home, ALL Thirty-second street
NV. He has seven switches by his
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bed. With flick of the wrist he
can turn on all or any one of the
nine loud speakers around his
room and get either radio or phono-
graph music. or turn on the fash
light bulb that's his nightlight.
This stereophonic hi-fi deal cost
him So and five-hours labor. while
studying, turn on the loud speaker
on the desk" Dick said. and can
listen to my favorite piano players.
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PERSONALITY PARADE
Dick Mixes jazz and Politics

Stan Kenton and Billy Taylor" He
has lots Of modern Jazz records.
The walls of Dicks room betray
his many activities.
Rifle. archery. track. bowling and
craftsmanship awards adorn the
walls, as well as sporting equip
ment like a baseball glove. fishing
rod and badminton racket. The
honor student at Deal also has .
stamp collection.