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snoE -nEPAIRslaN, Experienced
1861 .. Dsh1sEsr PsSy an = D.'.sa'
ssQ l.! $1,000. 49, ~. az si,,I'. x.
lhs Prince osoTIcI Ehopbinl een-
ter. VERY goed PAY snd 5000 vert :
ir9 eonoIllQns. tor ameIllnls msn.
fSEnbp ' Dnl Zoo On Mn c''Aw-
SPOTTER
81 eaniyaisnt Experiences. 81 hns
ne rish, man. slSs ifsI u. ~.
f.Acnzne -Q:.ss ep.a So ST. ie 81
fitts q a'1' isotk ~ ~
Televlsion eerviceman
Permanent (Part Timel
Ideal for engineer. snar. student or
tech. position provides eood aal-
arg. choice Of Working hours. uni
form equipment % Be serylced, no
nrlnted wiring. and no contact with
the public. Must have car. be re-
liable and perform hIgh-auality
YORK. write. slvlns tun P,5tle9.
sac e eoss T ". i agssl.Siii., Ma
lslisess necessary. Can m,
4-l4o4
TnAENkn-Afs you . young man,
nna aQ-Q7. hfnh nchoof graduate
smart. aggressive, wiIlIna u Work
hard. 70 leeTn challsnuing and
fascinating busine9gp n 20 We need
you, We are q national aulomQblle
banking arm leader IN itn neId.
and Qnerlng excellent opportunity
for Advancement. Company car and
expense account, Coed salary
plus bonuz Many other eompeny
s.sasssss. t can . hsi hSaEN os'
TRllE MAN. Previous ezpsf. II ali
phases Of trim work. Vacations,
hosp. Tor Day. Must hs sober and
deDen1ahle. Apply n person. ave
fss slss. Ssf ys', eail S kcfsIN 'is'
4eUcK DhLNEn that knovs NV,
section THOROUGHLY. Retail
grocerY exDeEisnee. EEcellept start.
ing n4IMLy. IHu4I VINO Abby please
bring references. CALVEnT SUPER
MAnKKT, 1Ba2 Columbia "a. n.w
~ BENcn NAN. PaIrfax area: sx-
Per: u necessary. Boa i10-R,
eters -
~ bENCHh1AN, must be sxperi-
enceos. day work enlL see Mt
Houslll 81 CUSTOM H RI. 1911
Columbia ID. nv. % not Apply Il
Nv OUTSIDE MAN. e-day VIZ, e..
per. n servleinf and trade school
necessaryi 500 per VII plus
trAnep., car allowance. Apply In
person. AssQcfATED ~ or
WARRINGTON. 1850 Columbia
"a n.N
Tv aRBVICRMEN-Insids -outside
experleneed, salary open, call TIA
D.2440. 3424 Qeorgia ave. nv.
TYPEWRITRR HEPAIRkfAN. sxpsr.
White. must Be neat sober. ReplJ
o ON. bI' s.s SCI 1898 iasA st
TXfEWnI1ER RRPAlRnKN. III
MAKES standards; only GOOD re-
liable men With tools need apply
$40 to 500 wkly, starting sal.
40-hr. week. DISTRICT OFFfCI
EQUIPMENT Co. rs ifth q, !, y
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sP0TTER

!. ss,. %:s .s s.ss:: ': g e:
ne risht man. S7ss ifsR Il. nv.
f.6e.E.she z, sIsS I s.k iS 49,
18th ~. NV, (10th yr.l
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HOUSE b HERMANN
statesmen
HOME FREEZER
FOODS

This n The opportunity Of
? lifetime. We want s. more
onef you the finest sales
proposition you have ever
and you yin be ready - rel
within . ysek, Cone g no.
satisfied customers 10 rsfsr
%. Visit our new modern
plant and showroom. and
talk q over With the TOP
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consrEycrl0E. IA! SUIT

KxDer. n multistery BLDG. constr. :.
IN, .tass e opes: stats spel.ae. !.
fklls. J. Toe 6iT S-ss7o. @--' w.
DmkcIok o. EDUCATION for
:ss.s .. ssaSsl !. sH Sfs.s.s
CRAFTSMAN
Reinforcing stssl dstailsr, expert
snss; scsSIfl sipss q.ssSi. tor risA'
D Ssy rs E. .sis ., NE IPSE;
EM x. ElsA. S.Tr CAB. Appls ssas
IDRIynn, Eoed saIary, sood houfs.
1897 D %. Sc.
DBX WALL FKNHgnKn--chanes 10
supplement y0ur income b. taping
and nnishlnE sheetroek IN several
nsy o sesa men. csiI ~. s.sss7'
ELECTRICIANS
STEADY w25k . AlEn GOOD PAT
ENGNEKR, 6th-class license: z-day
week. At modern apartment house:
finest hsstiia and az sonditIonins
equipmenl IN TIE city; excellent
SPPs,rssgs5el.yyiI CD ch IN Enslnssr'
rhillips SHANNON q EUcHs CO..
ma. t-zs46.
KN0lNERR. eth and sth class. 4
pm; 70 ~. toT. modern ar
conditioned buildine. Excellent
position, Apply with references,
chief enElnser. Mr.. Conner. l740
Connecticut ave. NV. EN-. 2-s2iS.
ESTIMATOR KN0TNRKR expert.
eneed N earth work. good START
ing sa,ary perm, position. Write
Reply 70 1ox s04-T. star.
General Maintenance
Man lwhltel. with experienee In
carpentry and eeneFai repairs:
must haya refs. and p. c. permit
e IN "a ieb With VT .ood pay
0ROCER, EXPERlENcED. with 10.
cal references only. Apply al
EOS End ct. Sc.
GUTTER ana doWnspout man;
experleneed: TOP pay. ARLINGTON
ROOFING. IA. B-0s21.
NOME IMPROVEMENT CANVAS.
snyvksrs. IN. s:ifss., b g IL. '
Income Tax Instructor
Professional aeeountancy school De.
sltes pert-time services Of certified
public accountant With eubsten-
VA tax sxperienee and teaehini
ability for 9 heurg teaehins
week n merninE classes. Please
peri.ne::a. i Box q sas s.R. sts ana e.
JANITOR, eclored. no children.
gooef, tndustriore, excel. refs, f0l
1-stogy apt. BLDG: must relieve
Of coal furnacs: must Iis" M
Apply MR. LOVE nm. III, u.
southern nidg., 1498 II 81. NV
LUnnIcATION NAN, exDsr. eniy
sAppis y Psrsen' $500 v rsrshin'
MAIL CLkRK--Permanent POSI-.
ton with. edueatienal oraanina.
tlon Tor strong and uilIing voune
man, staEting salary. s37b. with
applicant. Generous alex and an.
nual leave. Box e7.T, star.
MAINTENANCE R0RElfAN fol
Andrews Air Force base NJ.
enange: must have knowledes Of
Fer Information calf m. $1,000
Ext. e0217.
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aELP-.-Mfn

prsa IT, -
" lka y. .s...ls pc ?
Nitgs lS.suss1 , es' 49, ~ -.
ssR i5',.uP' '. 81: .|s s''s', ApsI;
f sI..ls. ', ss:s an n e
wAzaIno ,.Arlnt s.ls.s>
a. osss' ~s.;57''
WAfriIIIkN = conaslaf,|ll ~
hss's sss' ~ s'e ''A &c
no.. Y. ... n Il. ,, s,ss X;
YoNnT aHErfssIrs sA'f4mae. 10
~ p tll..lIall s,l ff,ssEs
SCI d "a ~ y. 4 n .'' i.. s's'ns
reuse !Il ~. =. .. sIssa's y: i So.
is..lIes klslS y lsilsr = M
NAN WITH CAR
s7isSisf otif'so'kdzi' 7zivH'. NV.
BOYS, VETS, 1895
r ..,sIsI 3 10 e, sel 600 As ssssIs
ssng.i - s.pS. n{s,,s,i; SAC n
caiTs Motel ~ an, e 4 pn. iA.
s s:s; g.s.l R:s; q. i' e losS So isi
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MELP-MEk

ACCOUNTANT sf.000 10: free to
travel; expef. AUDITING. Acct, cPA
nrmi Ss5 wk.: junior acets. seles-
s H;p esssi ,s.1 v sssi "a VEL y e
HMPL. cENTER Gfiss Bsu), cor.
and saa i siss.ai. NA. $3.50 'h'u-
AccouNTAFrs-B ooKKET5EKS
ATLkS x6cY. 1870 NY. Ave. NV.
Az =. c q .',I .. sEkyIck aaa
nsaT Wssate ssnsI hsih ses y ars q
prsi, cal EA. s-7szo.
AncnITBCTUnAL DnAFI6kEAN---
sos ss ss : :.b !. ss.as'Ts
IN. HooAN, m, 7-Oia0.
AsaIsTAhf 0rYIcE MANA0Eh.
sSrivsisnt Al Time hsnsaia
s ~ K start Ann.nd.l'. Va O.
A 4Dg z rE.sc ss s.,! DI.sg-
excel epp y q I;tsrs sround
msnts esEsbIisksd lessi esm s |:
stable Industry: eemDiqfe RESUME
lncl salary required. bex 7s-R.
AUTO ACCESSORY SALESMAN,
salary and commission, plus all
benefits. HKR9ON6 AUTO AND
S HsrLI bk s.t Ca sth and o 'ss'
AUTO Lof MAN. new and used
car lot exper., and d c.. drivers
permit necessary; good salary and
company beneflts Apply 70 Joe
HeFSon. $3.50 feth 1t, nv. 10
an. TO ~ an, No phone calls.
MANHATTAN AUTO.
AUTO MECHANIC - Al WORKING
conditions. neat appearances: ex-
perienced IN services stati0n; guar.
anteed salary % commission basis.
cQNNoRa. INC. 2s21 Nayiof
AUTO MECHANICS NEEDED or
previous ON and hydra. exper.
desired but not necessary. vaca-
seSsr ana dspsndabls, Apply ID
person, serv dept; STANDARD
Po esEsT re-. 7i2s Baltic. blvd Coll.
AUTo MECHANIC. whits 70 service
used ears. Must furnish references.
EEpi', t y eissSE iRch M AZ. sns snd
genning I'd. ne. No phone calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

Expsr. IN multistsry BLDG. constr. ;.
Ions. ags and sslsTs. PktkwzT
phlla. 3. LocUST S-ss70. ~
DmkcIoR o. EDUCATION for
.ns ssds t. sslSs, y lkvnz..sss1asarpe ri-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18
Openings in WASHINGTON, D. C., and PHOENIX, ARIz.
Operations Research

Experlsnes required ia. systsms Indignation.
operations analysia and synthesis, and data
pteeessine systems. Must be able 70 syn
thesiHe systems from data observed from
existing systems: develop work, inforiustion.
and data now charts: coordinate data to
optimine systems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18
BOOKKEEPER
FULL CHARGE

Experience in hotel systems de-
alrabIe. Excellent salary, Apply
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ELECTRICIANS
STEADY w2Rk .AEns -oooD PAY

KNGENKKR, 0th-class license: z-day
week. At modern apartment house:
finest heating and alf conditioning
seuIpmsnt n ne city; excellent
Ma. e-2als.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18
sITUATIuns-WoMEn

sRcY..sfENo. Avail tor vacation
mimso. Refs. KxD. 10. e-s7ae.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18
Digital Engineer

Eleciro-meehanieal engineer TO evaluate and
s sDs,e1ty spMpytsr psFinheral eguipment IN
ton now aoenuncleE, and optimise machine
utilization On special problems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18
CRAFTSMAN

s :ass sSsa ;:: ssss' l.. '1S: ss;
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS q SERVICE

ADDITIONS. PoRcHKs. rec. nm.
TioN coNTRAcToRs. ~. s.idsa,
ADDITIONS = Baths. Kitchen.
tsrins' Carpentry. ~. s-s674.
ADDITIONS. rms, pcrches, dormerS.
s q @sa stL 81 HpnE g ls iS NJ:
NENf co. IA. S-ssi6. PhoAs DAP
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6aNnltan eve doelofa e1Aca. en-
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y pleasant, alert en1 snels1t
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ss 81. ~. .oys h y. n. os'i Sc,
G.bsdrn apt isel. pkens ana q
uiiiS. onlS selIs. end. AT. Mr.
EI ae .. g, asss u ERkohi.
1871 conn ave. nv.
sAIlE1 CIknM ter w and hobh,
lie,s 10 nstkssds' W. OF
s, ,s 2. 'D, ,s.Isss.,I sh,ss
Pi.s,snt veiEiSi sshdliisss. wa
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sss:s.Izn5..s: . = Ne: .: s.Is:
abb morninGS. days . week
Rxpsrllnee REQUIRED On sleetIlI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

hsA tvhltsl. with experience IN
s carr. n.y. 90. asd sep.sai repais..i
rkltMANkNT Job with GOOD pay
Call Ma. S-1e6S weekdays 9-b.
0ROCER, EXPRRiENcED. with 10.
cal references only. Apply al
zOo End Ct. Sc.
n ri1ir@D - -. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

ssH.SsssE3.s ihsi ss' 70 . % Ma
ikcnkIAHx: sERsrE sc y. a..,a, Y
sisss national concern. t.esys;
slr send ! dsylseyn AZ. Alss.; liberal era
q am, and ~ neon,
SEcRkTARR, etAsient SEED Eng
!:: 'l: .s:s:, ;Es|;-'S'' ;sss f'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

10 i.l003. 10. 2-6e26 after s.
BRICK AND BLOCK w0Rk; free
est: no Job too small; white man:
guaranteed work. FL. A-Be3k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

DIX WALL RINIsnKh--ckanes q
and finishing sheetrock IN several
rec. rma.; full o. part tImei ter
Gay @ soed msn. Can ~. s-sss4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

KKpandlnG ofEanIsltIon need eood
typist. experienced with transfers.
ing equipment preferred: con
genial once. benefits; b.day week.
Apply - psr.ep;. u. AIscEA al
ton 4s st Esst-wsss hwy BE-
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MELP WOMB
BEAUTlClAN
HOTEL STATLER

sEAUNcTzE: ,qps We Z ,SIAi9l
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-16
Institute Dates
Set February As
By Lafayette Group

Dates for the Lafayette Community
Institute have been set for February
4 and at the Lafayette-Jackson high
school auditorium, it was announced |
this week by Vernon Rhodes, presi- |
dent of the institute.
The Rev. Homer E. Felty, Ironton,
will be the principal speaker for the
two-day event. He is pastor of the
First Presbyterian church of Ironton.
A graduate of Otterbein and Bone
brake seminary, he is listed in Who's
Who, and in 1850 Visited and studied
in Europe
| Jackson Grange will present va
riety show at the Tuesday evening
session and the PTA will be in charge
of entertainment at the Wednesday
evening session. A This is Your
Life" program will honor a member
of the community.
Institute officers in addition to
President Rhodes are Henry Fish
er, vice president; Mrs. Charles Mil
ler, secretary and treasurer; Mrs.
Ross Clum, Mrs. Robert Price, Mrs.
Clair McElwain, Harvey Badertscher,
Chester Patterson and Mrs. Ronald
Holman, executive committee. Mrs.
John Fleming has been named host
ess.
II Committees named for the project
include: program Mrs. Don
Williams, Doyt Yoakam, Harvey
Badertscher and Elizabeth Guthrie;
publicity Mrs. William Martin;
home economics - Mrs. Basil Fish
er, Mrs Robert Hall, Mrs. Fred Bron-
son, Mrs. Frank Treglia, Mrs. Dave
Obenour, Mrs Harold Hefner and
Mrs. william Hawk; posters Mrs.
James Gilbert; nominating - Clair
McElwain, Harold Hefner and Mrs.
Bill Reed; agriculture James
Burns and Charles Coates; exhibits
Mrs. Hugh Robinson, Mrs. Dave Hef-
ner and Mrs. Tony Treglia; solicita-
tons - Henry Fisher Charles Mil
ler, Don Spallinger, Chester Klingler,
Tony Treglia, Russell Staley and Ross
Anspach.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-16

Mussoorie for year, will be the
speaker at the first vesper program
of the year at Bluffton college Sunday
evening at S: 80.
Since his return from India DR..
Miller is again serving on the faculty
of the Goshen, Ind, college. His talk
will be on the religious situation in
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-16
Lafayette

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cloore OF
Washington, d. c., were Tuesday af-
ternoon callers in the home of their
uncle, Mr.. Paul Cloore.
Mrs. Delma Watt was recent
guest in the home of her granddaugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Ackerman
in Findlay.
Mrs. Hugh Robinson entertained In
her home Tuesday evening Mrs.
Oliver Cougill, Mrs. Howard Luttren,
Mrs. James Worrilow, Mrs. Virgil
Gulker, Mrs. Victor Garrison, Mrs.
Harriet McElderry and Mrs. Harv-
ey Badertscher,
Mrs. Ethel Larue of Harrod and
Mrs. Mabel Hawk were Friday after
noon callers in the home of Mrs.
Daisy Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Wycoff OF Ar
cadia were Sunday guests OF the lat
ter's brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Wavel
Ransbottom and family.
The Helping Hand class of the
Methodist church met Wednesday
evening in the home of Mrs. Wayne
Schumacher with 25 members pres
ent. Devotions were read by Mrs.
Schumacher, entertainment was in
charge of Mrs. Leon Inskeep and
Mrs. Walter King with Mrs. Edward
Stump as assistant hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Klingler were
guests Wednesday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Stump and family and
Mrs. Elizabeth Guyton.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Arnold spent
three days the past week in Milwau-
kee Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MaGaw and
family were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Edgington and
family in Cairo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Maxwell were
Sunday dinner guests of his brother,
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Maxwell in
Van Vert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Clum and
family and Kenneth Clum of Column
bus were Sunday dinner guests of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Clum and Mrs. Loretta Clum.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin and
family were Saturday evening guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Garner and
family in Lima. The Martins were
Sunday dinner guests of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Martin, Sr., in
Elida.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin will
entertain the 1857 officers of the Or
der of Eastern Star, Sunday evening.
January 10, in the recreation hall of
the Standard Oil company in Lima.
Miss Gladys Ackerman of Findlay
spent Sunday with her sister, Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Wollett. Mrs. William
Contris of Westminster was an after
noon caller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyt Hall and fam
lily were Sunday dinner guests of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hall.
Mrs. ouise Cloore is spending sew
eral weeks in the home of her daugh
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Sharrits in
Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Rhodes were
afternoon callers. Sunday, of their
son. Mr.. and Mrs Vernon Rhodes and
family.
The Young Peoples class of the
Congregational Christian church will
hold spaghetti supper January Is
in the Fellowship hall. Serving COM
mences at 5 p. m. Price, so cents |
and Is cents.
OHIO'S ACREAGE RESERVE pay
ment rates for corn this year will |
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-16
"NOTICE"
ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING

The annual business meeting of the
Mennonite Mutual Aid Society, will be
held at the City building in Pandora,
Ohio, on Saturday, January 25, at
1:30 p. m. for the purpose of trans
acting the regular business of the
corporation. All policyholders are
urged to attend.
Howard Raid, Secretary
Jan. 16, 2;
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-16
Goshen Man To Speak
At Be Vesper Service

DR.. E. E. Miller, former president
of Goshen college, who recently re-
turned from India where he served
as principal of Woodstock School in
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-16

BRIGHT RED APPLES are the
most popular and therefore are usual
ly higher in price.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-16

India.
The vesper service will be held in
Ramseyer chapel. The public is in
vited.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-16
ZIMMERMAN is SPEAKER

Forest Steinman president of Stein
man Bros. Lumber Co., was the guest
speaker at the January 13 meeting of
the Bluffton college Commerce club.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-16

ONIONS are a member of the lily
family.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-16

OHIO'S ACREAGE RESERVE pay
ment rates for corn this year will
range from S44 to $62 an acre, COM
pared with $44 and $50 an acre in
1857.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-12-05

Germany's former Togoland-Pro-
tectorate which was confiscated in
1918 after the first world war and
inundated by the League Of Ma
tions to Britain and France. Togo
land has a population Of 1900, 900
people Of which only 1900 are
Europeans engaged in business and
about 300 in government. Her
sister territory, former British
Togoland, to the west, joined in
dependent Ghana in 1857, after a
U. N. plebiscite the previous year.
olympic Elected Prime Minister
sylvanus Olympic, former man
aging director for the two Togos
Of the United Africa Company
CUnilever, a branch Of Lever
Brothers), and outstanding West
African statesman, was elected
Prime Minister last April over his
brother-in-law Nicholas Grunitzly.
As for the independence Of Togo
land. France is ready to kepe her
promise to the U-N.-the new gov
ernment Of Olympic can have the
political status it likes, when IT
likes. According TO a statement
issued by NJ Olympic just before
his departure for the U.N. Trustee
ship Council meeting in New York,
the year Of independence has been
agreed upon.
II VIII probably be in 1850 along
with Nigeria and the CamerOons
with the month and date to be de-
cided upon by the Chamber Of Dep
uties.
Must Replace Preach Officials
In a perilously short time NJ.
olympic has TO replace most Of
the S42 French civfl servants. ali
career men, and particularly the
commandants De cercle, the nine
powerful regional officers.
Independent Togo VIII have to
take over the following govern
ment powers from the French.
finance. eoonomy. commeroe. ag-
riculturs. public works. commune
ations. security. postal seryios.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-12-05

sion for December 1859. When Il
was learned that Negro surgeons
and even DR. Murray a member
OF the ANA house Of delegates
would be iimcrowed and not al
lowed TO use the facilities Of the
headquarters hotel IN the Texas
city n protest was lodged.
As II stands now a member OF
the AME press corps told this
newspaper Wednesday the plan Is
TO go 20 Dallas despite the jim
Gro conditions and protests OF DR.,
Murray and others,
II is understood that DIR. Muir
ray plans 20 put up a stiff fight
against the medical body meeting
in Dallas in the ANA House Of
Delegates
The Powerful ~ " delegation
Is backing Dr, Murray'a conten-
tion that the ANA cannot afford
to meet in any city whose jim
Gro practices would cmbarrass any
member OF the ANA.
Many national bodies now re
fuse TO meet in any city north
or south where all delegates can
not be Accommodated on an integ-
rated basis.
Some national groups have not
met south OF the Mason Dixon line
for years Miami Beach, Fla. Is
the one southern city which is the
exception and II gets most OF tho
convention business because con.
vention guests are Accommodated
In the best convention hotels.
Dr, Marshall a member Of th'
governing and lawmalSing body oi
the powerful American Mcdica
Association for several years Il
one OF the nations outstanding
gynecologists and surgeons.
He was born in Houma, In.
June o. 1888. He was educated al
New Orleans and at Howard Univ.
ersity from which he received his
MD. in 1914. His medical educa-
| tiOn was continued al the New
York Post Graduate School and
Hospital, Columbia. New York
St. Paul recorder., 1958-12-05
NATIVE MISSIONARY
TO SPEAK AT attn
ST. CHURCH DEC. 10

The Rev Nicholas Bhengu, a
native missionary Of South Africa,
will be special speaker at the
Fourth Street Church Of God in
Christ, 1918 S. Fourth st. on We'd
nesday, December 10, at 8 pm.
Rev. Bhengu, powerful gospel
preacher who is known as the
Billy Graham" Of South Africa, is
touring the United States after
attending the World Conference
Of Pentecostal Churches held in
Toronto, Canada, September 14th
to 21st. He was one Of the special
guest speakers on the program and
one Of the most popular delegates
attending the conference.
The public is invited TO hear
this dynamic speaker. Everyone
is welcome.
Rev. william B. Williams is pas
tor of the Fourth Street church.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-12-05

telegraph, radio and local admin
istration.
It is also the plan Of NJ. Olym-
pio to court European investments
and business, particularly West
German.
This was once the Germans
model colony whose name was
given her by the first German
Governor from Berlin (Togo is the
name Of a lagoon near the coast. }
The Germans have been gone now
for forty years but most Totolese
speak Of them with affection, even
the young men who have heard
their fathers stories about the
good German schools, their com
pulsory education. their good roads
and their solid buildings.
One need only talk to the sehoI-
arly, German-trained DR.. Pedro
olympic, who viii very quickly
tell how. in his opinion, the Ger
mans would have made a jewel
out of Togoland. or NJ Jonathan
Saw de Tove, President Of the
Chamber Of Deputies. win echo the
same sentiments.
EVE Nationals Predominant
NJ. Saw de Tove was first Ger
man educated, then British and
finally French II one can put his
finger on any kind Of nationalistic
feeling Togoland II would have 70
be Eve nationahsm. There are
800 900 Eve in the southern half
Of Togoland
These Eve are the linguistic and
cultural cousins Of the Fons Of
DahOmey Another 100000 Eve
inhabit the Trans Volta province
Of Ghana. having been the former
British mandate.
When one talks Of independent
Ism IN French Togoland the reuni-
hcation Of the Eve is the driving
force behind a.
The great dream Of sylvanus
Olympic is the uniheatiOn Of the
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