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FOAM RUBBER, inch thick. 75C
pound: mattress. S29: wholesale
25l3 NJ st NV. Re 3-6345
FREEZER, Maytag, I5-cu.-ft. up.
right: excel. cond.: less than .
yrs. old, $500. RE. 6-39s5. after
$3.50 pm.
FUR new and slightly used mink
garments OF every description, al
fraetin u original cost. ehoT
ana comrare BA6KIN FURS, cor
Sth and q NV
FURNITURE UNCLAIMED-Frenet
Prov. chatse lounge. $50. Vic
sofa. SIS; French bed, tl5. mapl'
bedrm. set. SIS, round oak table
$40; mirrors, IS: once desk. $40
sofa and chair. $50; bedrm. set
SOS: din. rm. Sc. $50: kit set
ST.; wardrobe. SO: tea Wason
ST.: vanity with mirror. 81
HOLLYWOOD bed. S25; chest Of
drawers. $40; innerSps.. matt.
$40: Early Amer. sofa, French
chair, S25: mattress, SIC. kit
table, So: sofa bed. S35: coll
SpgS.. ST. occas. chair, 50: bed
IS: love seat, $50; wins chair
$40. roll-away bed. SO: buffet.
SO: bookcase, IS: Fr. Prov. bed.
rm. and din. I'm. pieces. WE DC
UPHOLSTERING, SLIP COVERS
DRAPERIES. Decorator fabrics
33ts OF Antiques restored. cabi-
net work. Also new furn. Easy
terms. HOFFMAN, UPHoLsTER-
ERS, 2447 18th st. NV. CO. 5.
PIG; Open ewes. til =; 81. sun
IL 10 2O'
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DENTAL ASSISTANT, chairside
exper. only. Conn. ave. loo. Ans
~ own handwriting stating age
Iens: ano exper; Salary common.
,usase with ability. Write 30,
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6, SAT,ESWOMAN
SECRETARIES

SEE US FIRST
eood potential are available to oui
clients. Good steno skills neces-
sary. Ages is-45: salaries, ia
5000. NATIONAL EMPL SERV.,
INC. HOS 18th st. NV. Elk. g.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
BUSINESS SERVICES

MAN, driving L. A. Mar. II; tai
one, share Dr.. and gas only; ov
FL. ia, O-22S2.
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FLAGSTONL

FLAGSIONE
Patios. steps. walks. All kinds Of
ctment work. retainins walls.
xaterproohng. cellar floors and
walls; terra Gotta pipe drainase
from downspoutS and lawns. Re-
AIR swimming pools
T MARCuccIO. Pc. .,-35SS
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
price N. MORRIS. ~ S-sss7
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
Special winter prices, free esti-
mate. c. r. COVER. WA. 7-6S6S.
FREE ESTIMATES on clearing land,
cleaning lots: pruning trees. trim.
ming shrubbery and lawn work.
Call JE 1881.
FURS REPAIRED AND RESTORED:
factory on premises: low summer
rates prevail now. BA6KIN FURS.
Seh and @ NV.
NEW ROOFs-old roofs repaired
downspouts Painting, papering
piastering, carpentry. LA. 6.l1l7.
PAINTING, $40 room up: wallpaper
removed. SIS room up: floors clean
ed. waxed. So room. Ii. 4-3o55.
PAINTING. PAPERING. interior
and exterior; FLA loans avail;
estimates ~ a-477I
PAINTING-Apts., S65 and s75.
Rooms, SIS and $50. Clean WORK.
Free estimate. sP. 3.s9O2. 2:'
PAINTING ANTI ., INT ext roof S car.
Can any time. en-. s-44O4.
PAINTING, REPAiRs, REPLACING.
Ii. 6-4360. Terms ARRANGED.
PAINTING - Contractors: larGe
commercial work. also residential
PAINTING EXTERIOR, ist class
work. materials; do own work; ,
brothers: white: refs. IA. 2-113l.
PAINTING AND PAPRRING. free
estimates. BOGAN u MATT1A,
10. S-63I4 or JE. 3-9Sl5.
PAINTING. white mechanics. do
own work. Reasonable. Bv hr. or
contract. RE. 5-S671.
PANELFD WALLS. iemudeline.
cabinet work. baths and Kitchens,
recreation rooms: roofing; carpen-
TT; nlaster friezes. RE. 5.5S:i!..
90
PAPER HANGING, painting; free
estimates: work guaranteed. Ii.
3-23S4, Ii. 6-08Il
PAPER HANGING. SIS and up. SO
sunfast washable paper. III s.
1900. RA, 6-aSSf. VIII. "-a45S
PLASTEREI - Alterations. addi-
tons and patch work Expert
enced white mechanic. La. 6-4912.
cement and stucco; |
new or old work; patch work. Call
CO. 5-6124
REMODELING. free
est PermaRlas water heaters, Md
only res A LEE, Pc 2-4075
ROOF REPAIR, all types; lowest
rates in town: Guaranteed work.
Free estimate. SP. 3-S902. 22'
ROOF. GUTTER. SPOUT, rev and
repair. Ii. 6-4366. Terms ar
ranged
ROOFING and gutter work OF all
kinds. Terms. Call J. r. LAW
RENEE. II. d-slO0,
ROOFING cutters downspouts /
good work, low prices; free est i
tx 3-o6Hh anV time
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HELP WOMEN

81: EswOMAN, white. e5 and as;
better p S.sss shoe T: .as.
Dor for P' risht person. Apply In In
person, bet. 3 and & pm. only,
WILHELMINA ADAMS DRESS
STOP 3214 P st. NV. NO phone
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SiTUATI0NS-MEN
SITUATl0Ns-W0MEM

LAB. TECH. STUDENT desires part
or full time as TeceDti0ntst In
doctors ONCE, FE. 7-.O7h.
PRAC. NURSE. : yrs hosp. ex-
per. and home nurs.: $40 per day.
UN, ALBA. 100
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OFFICE CLERK

VI = 4SG NhGIth
white, over rs: generai clerical
duties: knowledge Of tipping. Apply
in person, 374O Minnesota ave. n e,
OFFICE WORK. routine, part time,
shorthand and typing not essen.
tial Apply IN person to Mr
ING. :30R Rhode Island ave. ne
PEN OPERATOR, permanent posi-
ton, b-day week. hrs. y to g,
Apply End floor, l722 Eye st. NV.
PIX CLERK-TYPIST
Must have experience on cordless
board: 5-day week: group hos
pltalization: salary, S2,13O. SHA-
PRO, INC. 1913 K st. NV.
PHYSICAL THERAPIsT. registered
for medical clinic in Takoma
Park. Nd. One month vacation
sick leave benefits, free medical
GLIDING free medical and hospital
i1ation coverage. Salary open. Elk.
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sITUATI0Ms-D0MEsTlc

Alive In or out: maids: 5 da.
PARDEL AGCY. 1853 wallach
pl. NV. CO. 5-631l.
BABY sITTERS and dayworkers.
refs checked. PARDEI, AGCY..
1852 Wallach pl. NV. CO. 1881 |
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. and
child crre' 5-day wk. Ii. 3-27l2.
COLORED GIRL desires job, part
time. from 8 am. until 3 pm.
3 days a week. CO. 5-7S27.
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STENOGRAPHERS

STENOGRAPHERS
Ase 2l-35. several positions avail.
tation at aO-lO0 W.p.m.. and type
at least so v.p.m. 1 position 10.
gated In our LEGAL department
Many company benefits, includinl
free transportation.
D. c. Transit System, Inc.
5000 M St. NV.
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HELP WOMEN

MATTRESSES .ns,d SSes a. g: . sats s1p ip,
CHARCOAL REsTAuRANT. vi:
Wisconsin ave. OIL, 2.g8sl.
MATTRESSES
Excellent earnings: many worth.
while company dement's. Apply In
person or call
OIL. 2-13O3-MR. McNEELY
HOWARD JOHNSON'S
Wis. and Western AYES. D. c. Line
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MATTRESSES
HOT SHOPPES
WILL TRAIN

Day or night hours: salary plus
excellent tips: uniforms furnished :
free meals. Apply directly to empl
once. l34l q 81. NV, RIM. 200.
WHITE MIDDLE-AGED LADY. with
no family ties, to assist In the
management OF q nursing home
Must live In: good home, excellent
salary; some nurSing knowledge
Box l27-R. Star. "2'
X-RAY TECHN Greg. J.
So 10, Sat only. Apply Personnel.
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL. 81
pm. Mon. through Fri, 1851
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

ELECTR0NICs. basic theory FEC
LICENSE Results suari New T,, eye;
SCHOOLS, ST s-sSi4,
HIGH SCHOOL at home in spare
time; standard test low monthly
payments Write for bulletin Of
American School established 1897
B BIssfnsb Kr;ai Ma Ph VA ' s'su s$.
INQUIRE NOW-sT. 3-345O. Beg.
a. Quick rev, rs wk. courses
TIPPING, shorthand, acct, PIX,
Civil Service. BOYD'S. cor. 18th
q @ NV.
NEW CLASSES PIX. Recep. CTyp-
ing FREE. Excl. positions. hotels.
apts.. 0flces, full & part time
reg today. BOYD SCHOOL, cor
18th e. @ NV. ST. 1880.
Nurses Needed
Women. 1865. take nurses train
ing in spare time. Day. eveninR
and Sat. classes, Short. simple
course; Free placement. .,,ro
ALSO DOCTORS ASSISTANT
CAL SECRETARY CoURsT Free
booklet! Visit, write or phone.
National Institute OF Nursing
Ask Tor Bl Miss ROSS. ST. ss'f shy, ST
Tv.RADIO REPAIR-PracticaI eve
hissS,s,o class; IS, Sc weekly; T ilIskd
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tOlo Va QudHtl luI ultAICt ulepOel1k
OF factory surplus, elose-outs and
floor samples. SAVE 35fs TO 500
AND MORE.
ORIG. SALE
Cherry Dining Room
Suite, contemporary
styling. all glsss-
leaf table, 8 chairs $500 S34s 90
I6-Pc. Dining Room
I chairs sss 1919 90
.3-Pc. ItAl. Prov. Bed
white, floor sample 395 s9Oe
'5-Pc. Unusual Bedrm.
SIite, Original"
natural cherry, tri-
ole dresser, chest. 2
night tables, double
eed So All 90
nerSpring mattress,
opens to sleep .. in
brown 229 1890
2-Fc Living Room
Suite, black or char
coal, couch converts
char lss 5000
floor Samples SO 1928
3-Pc. Modern Bedrm.
Suite, Factory Close
Oub - ISS Se.UU
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SECRETARY

OCNItc i hu
Permanent position for experienced
secretary with large real estate
once; shorthand required: 5-day
week. company benefits. convent
ent downtown location. Call Mrs.
Meadows or Mrs. Farris for APP
pointment. MA. S-2345.
SHANNON & LUCHS co
724 l4th st. NV.
SECRETARY-STENO. professional
society in health field has open
ing for exper, secretary. Short
hand and typinE proficiency es-
sential, Permanent position with
opportunity for promotion. Send
resume incl. exper, personal
data. salary req. phone no. 10
Bo. look. Star.
ECY.-STENO.--Dntn.. X Ut. NV;
5000 CAREER EMPL.. s"3s
Ga, ave, Sill. spg., JU. 7-60S0.
52n5 BALTIC. ave, Hyatts., WA.
q W.
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

FURNITURE. Barcalounger chair,
like new cond.. 27-in. TV, knee
hole desk. dinctte set. cone table.
day bcd with Sealy orthopedic
matt. end box sprs.. like new, 2
yrs. old. all for $50 or by the
piece. Also Ell. apt. avail. 1871
2Sth 81. st apt 20. LIZ. l-0564;
eail After 4 n m
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FURNITURE
3 Rooms of Furniture

This decorator furniture was beine
held for customer who moved
out Of town. There is an unpaid
balance Of only $40. Can be pur.
chased by responsible person
for 81 95 weekly ALL BRAND.
NEW-NEvER LEFT OUR STORE
81 pieces in all.
MARIO FURN. co.
1923 l4th St. NV. DE. o-41t7
Open Daily Til . Pm,
Wed, Sat. and Sun. TIL 9 PM.
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FURNITURE; miscellaneous /

FuRNITURE-BRAND NEW. tor
33's to. ~, Cocktail, end and
step tables, 81: barrel back chairs
$40; sectional sofas. S6g: sofas
S14; lamps. S.. mattresses and
box springs, Sla; recliners. $40
Hundreds slashed even below our
special order sofas. chairs and
sccti5nslS at dramatically low
deep-cut prices. Budget terms
available on approved credit. Park
on our own spacious lot adjoinine
our large store. Open week day
ni~hts, . pm. Sat. 8 pm. = miles
from DC. NOBODY BUT NOBODY
UNDERSELLs FURNITURE FAIR,
INC. Mclean, Va. Ell. $4,000.
costs less when you
buy at MAJORS FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE, 4400 r /. ave ne
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FURNITURE-Maple Colonial cor
ner cabinet. SIS: KE. S-579O.
FURNITURE, ETC.-Estate and
storage sale BY public auction
At Weschler's tomorrow. aOJ Z
New 9-foot and sectionP' sofas
blond mahogany breakfront and
dining tables to match, with set
Of six chairs mahogany and val
nut bedroom groups, Oriental ard
domestic floor coverings, odd
chests Of drawers. dresser. beds,
bedding also, slip cover and
drapery fabrics, safe and numeT-
nus other items
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HELP WOMEN
Secy.- Stenographer


To work In modern once. ne. area.
For appointment, call Mr.. LOH-
MANN at LA. 6-55l0.
SHOE SALESI, ADV
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FURNITURE: complete furnish
inss OF S-room house. Not modern,
some Vietorian-Desks: execu-
tive, $40: stenogTapher's. $50.
Chairs. upholstered, $50 to $40:
platform rockers, $50 and $40:
straight. $40 to sis. Dining room
suite. Adams style, solid mahog
table, 5 leaves, o chairs. china
cabinet, serving table, buffet,
$3.50. Bedroom suites. solid
mahog.. twin and double, $50
each: maple, double. $40. Lamps
floor and table, SO each. library
table. 30x54 in, solid mahoe
$40. Air eonditioners, . chrvsleI
Airtemp. easement, a h.p.. Il
amp. Sl95 each. Rugs. ax1o,
axd, SIS TO $50. Leaving country
OIL. 3-2417.
neutrality-suspicious. sgle. sofa
bed, $50. AID. 2-5s44 after 4
pm.
FURNITURE: miscellaneous items
Rec I'm chairs. coffee tables.
china. crystal, etc. CT. 6-074I
after 3 pm.
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REFINED LADY, hrs. daily, e.
day week. Must drive car. Should
De = mature woman. preferably a
mother. Past sales experience
helpful but not necessary. Call
Mr.. Shimp, DY-DEE WASH. RE.
7-SOl2, for appointment.
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FURNITURE
REPEATING BY POPULAR
DEMAND
Warehouse Sale
OPEN TIL 0 TONIGHT

We are the larseSt factory distribu-
tors Of quality furniture, disposinE
OF factory surplus, elose-outs and
moor samples. SAVE 35fs TO 500
AND MORE.
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Children's shoe store: excellent OPP
portunity PRINCE GEORGES
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Debating UNIT
COMPLETELY PORTABLE
Fiberglas Plastic Panels

ELEC. STOVE 4O", 4-burner dncl
deep WE'LL glass oven door: auto
timer. ReaS. OIL. 6-4S01.
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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON D. c.
February ~. 1852
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Feb. 22-Feb. 28

Programs listed those the Washington
OF different time Baltimore All q
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District Of Columbia

8l7 Ninth Street NV.
w. n. ShreVe. Mgr.
NAtionol 1923
22l8 R. |. Ave. NE.
A. N. Brown, Mgr.
Atoms 4-o039
BOB Seventh Street NV.
Howard g Hoffmon Inc.
General Agent
Sterling 3-l4l4
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the entire family

have the opportunity this gratitude We will do this
me friendly advice will receive from the Peoples Lie
neebborbood This New Home and the highly trained
who staff our 62 offices stand ready you with
Lects entire family
& LIFE JNSI TRANCE COMPANY,
lire Ave- NV, Washington, d. c. FE. $1,000
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DELAWARE

DOVER
156 S. Stote Street
A. B. Wilous. Mgr.
REdfield @-346l
WILMINGTON
3 Cost 18th Street
N. B. Hughes. Mgr.
Olympic 6-5723
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PULASKI

PULASKI
Times Building
E. D. Dovid, Mgr.
PUIeski 1881
HIGHLANDS
1927 Front Street
c. 6. Boiley, Mgr.
WOodloV~n 3-6ll5
RICHMOND
6lo E. Main Street
J. D. Leith, Mgr.
Milton 4-3ll6
2l2 Brood Groce Arcode
Bldg.
J. 7. Kenney. Mgr.
Milton 1920
ROANOKE
7Ol First Street S.W.
w. o. Sutton, Mgr.
DIomond 1855
SIAUNION
3Ol industrial Loon Bldg.
R. A. Vowel. Mgr.
III. $500
SUFFOLK
7O8-7l2 Not'l Bonk Bldg.
N. w. Hughes. Mgr.
SIIffo K 462l
TAPPAHANN0ck
DoinoerfieId Bldg.
w. w. BoIderson. Mgr.
Hlilcrest 3-3772
WINCHESTER
ll8 NJ. loudoun Street
c. R. Borr, Mgr.
MohoS~k 1857
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MARYLAND
ANNAPOLIS

ANNAPOLIS
7 Stote Circle
6. w. Brewer. Mgr
COLONEL 3-2l5l
BALTIMORE
2l4 LoyoIo Federol Bldg.
J. D. Thompson. Mgr.
Mulberry 5-3s62
2l8 E. Lexington St.
A. v. DeMonss, Mgr.
Mulberry 5-59s3
S3Ol Horford Rood
L. D. DehIoven, Mgr.
Clifton A-o937
CHESTERToWN
2O4 High Street
r c. Cole. Mgr.
CHesfertov~n 474
CUMBERLAND
Il North Liberty Street
R. o. Collins. Mgr.
PArkVie~ 2-2e4o
FREDERICK
Court g Church Streets
T. J. Noffsinoer. Mgr.
MOnvment 1881
HAGERSToWN
as c Potomac Street
w. J. Cornell, Mgr.
Regent $500
EVANSVILLE
SI22 Boltimore Avenue
R. K. Hombrick, Mgr.
Union 4-4932
POCOMOkE CITY
4ol " Market Street
II. D. Boyd. Mgr.
POcomoke $50
SALISBURY
100 Eost Main Street
J. P. Moffott, Mgr.
Pioneer 1917
WALDORF
Main Street
B. J. jenkins. Mgr.
MId~oY 5-362l
WHEATON
23ll University Blvd. w
w. T. Snyder, Mgr.
10. 5-o37l
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WEST VIRGINIA

"GSN 'NStiNbS
BecKLEY
203H2 Prince Street
L. J. Grub. Mgr.
Clifford 3-6l3l
BLUEFlELD
3ol Commerc'I Bonk Bldg.
N. L. Eddins. Mgr.
DA 7-76ll
CHARLESTON
4o6 Knight Bldg.
Box 1887
L. w. J. StookIey, Mgr.
o.. 3-2li3
ClARKSBURG
BIZ Professional Bldg.
E. p. Smoot. Mgr.
Main 2-l56l
ElKlNS
BOB Kerens Avenue
r. w. Rosencronce, Mgr.
EIkinS 1875
FAIRMoNT
300 jacobs Building
w. v. KidweII, Mgr.
FAirmonf 50
HUNTINGTON
500 Sixth Avenue
J. M. Holl, Mgr.
JAckson 2-lsl4
LOGAN
White g Browning Bldg.
w. p. kornes, Mgr.
PIo1o 2-2472
MARTINSBURG
l07 E. Burke Street
6. w. Reynolds. Mgr.
Amherst 7-434l
MONTGOMERY
4ol 18th Avenue
P. 3. Settle, Mgr.
HILLSIDE 2-9554
PARKERSsUR6
l2-l4 Citizens Bonk Bldg
w. s. KinsolVino. Mgr.
Garfield 2-o45l
WHEELING
FOB Notl Bonk of w. No
Bldg.
E. A. Armentrout. Mgr.
CEdor 3-0l75
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NORTH CAROLINA

NON Y" SVNS@""N
GREENSBORO
us N. Greene Street
w. L. Boir, Mgr.
BRood~oy 5-47e5
OHIO
ATHENS
Ga w. Stote Street
} D. Wooddell, Mgr.
Athens 3-lA27
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With A Vast Network of
81 Field Offices to Serve You

CAMBRIDGE
626 Wheeling Avenue
:. E. Lucos, Jr., Mgr.
Cambridge 4-so36
COLUMBUS
IA South Third Street
R. II. Ashworth, Mgr.
Capitol s-372s
DAYTON
7 Eost 4th Street
II. K. Anderson, Mgr.
BA. e-e444.
JACKSON
26O1z Main Street
II. w. Woshobouoh, Mgr.
Jackson $50
PENNSYLVANIA
YORK
SOB o4 Schmidt Bldg.
J. 1. Murphy, Mgr.
York s-2437
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA
BIS King Street
F. p. Thicker, Mgr.
King 9-I443
ARLINGTON
3l79 Wilson Blvd.
D. S. ChesIeY. Mgr
Jackson 2-2A74
BRISTOL
300 Dominion Notl Bonk
Bldg.
Il. J. Boxer. Mgr.
North 9-4e5l
CHARLOTTESVILLE
2o5 Not'I Bonk Bldg.
NJ. 7. Dowdy, Mgr.
Charlottesville 2-7e3e
DANVILlE
3ll Masonic Temple
NJ. r. Mc6oho, Mgr.
swift 2-2522
FREDERICKSBURG
TIA CoroIine Street
T. E. Lowe, Mgr.
Essex 3-6o33
HARRISoNBURG
1911 North Main Street
R. L. Brumbock, Mgr.
HArrisonbvrg 4-3232
LAWRENcEvllLE
III w. Hicks Street
E. L. FIeshood, Mgr.
IA~rencsville 2ll7
LYNCHBURG
Fort Ave.G Oak Ridge Blvd
}. p. CouIson, Mgr.
Victor 6-56l6
MARTlNSvILLE
IS W. Moin Street
R. S. Johnson, Mgr.
MErcUry 2-6lo3
NEWPORT NEWS
1874 9th Street
E. r. Hughes, Mgr.
Chestnut 7-64ll
NORFOLK
220 w. Butte Street
J. L. Goyne, Mgr.
Madison 1872
NORTON
6O4 Pork Avenue
II. H. Couch, Mgr.
Morton 3ll
ONANcOCk
IiIIiston Bldg.
E. T. Ooisey. Mgr.
Sunset 1907
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-06-11

David Tschiegg was musical
director of the spring concert Of
the East Baptist church choir in
Columbus Sunday evening at the
church.
The concert combined the four
choirs of the church into a group
of 100 voices. They performed the
Fred Waring arrangement of
Battle Hymn of the Republic"
and a special arrangement of
America the Beautiful"
Mr.. Tschiegg performed a
trumpet solo. Also included on
the program were a male quartet
and a mixed quartet.
Recording and stereo tapes
were made by the Coronet Re-
cording company. They may be
purchased from Mr.. Tschiegg or
through the church.
Mr. Tschiegg, a recent gradu-
ate of Capital university in music
education, is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eldon Tschiegg. While at
Capital he was active in the
marching band, the brass en-
semble and was cornet soloist
with the concert band and the
orchestra.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-06-11
Columbus Man
Dies i'm Crash
Monday Morning

Frank Stupell, II, Columbus,
was killed instantly Monday
morning in a two car collision
at the intersection of Route II
and County Line road.
He was thrown from his car
and the car then rolled over on
him, state highway patrolmen re-
ported. Death was due to a
crushed skull and chest and nu-
merous fractures.
The Columbus man was travel
ing north on County, Line road
when his auto collided with a car
eastbound on Route IL driven by
Melvin Decker, Fremont. The
right front of the Decker car
struck the left rear of the Stu
pell car.
Mr.. Decker suffered a slight
abrasion to the inside of his left
elbow. A passenger, Mrs. MINI
ma Petonke, Fremont, had slight
abrasions of both arms.
The body of the victim was re.
moved to the Diller funeral home
pending further arrangements.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-06-11
Soggy Easements Plague Several;
Council Promises To Seek Solution

Besides noting that the drain
was far too small, one home
owner noted that it ran like a
snake, . zig tagging from one side
of the street to the other to
serve many homes.
Mayor David L. Risser referred
the problem to the council sewer
committee and instructed them
to work out a plan to correct the
problem.
If any work is done the ex-
penses would probably be shared
by the property owners who
would benefit from the project,
the mayor said. "If we do some
thing, chances are it'll cost you
something" he said to the prop
erty owners.
The committees report will be
presented at the next council
meeting.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-06-11
Jones Challenges BE Grads
To Find Source of Truth

Delta, the colleges highest scho-
lastic recognition. They were
Saundra Berry, Sue Montgomery
Smith and Martha 10 limerick
Ropp, all of Bluffton, and Ladnor
Geissinger, LaVera Hill, Donald
Hostetler, JEANNE Hughes, Phil
lip Locke, Joan Reusser, Jerome
Shenk, Lois Shut and Gene Van
Orsdall.
Mrs. Kathryn Little of Bluff
ton, who will graduate 'in August,
has also been picked for Pi Delta
membership.
Mrs. Pearl Mann, retiring after
48 years on the college music
faculty, was honored during the
exercises. Russell A. Lantz, chair
man of the music department,
read citation and DR.. l.. L..
Ramseyer presented a gift to
Mrs. Mann.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-06-11

Petitions circulated by the
Beaverdam Lions club showed
all but two per cent of the resi-
dents favored the installation of
a municipal water system.
These petitions were passed on
to the Beaverdam council by
the Lions club and the council
ordered the engineering survey
taken.
Installation of an organized,
municipal water system would
be big step in opening Beaver
dam to residential development,
observers believe.
Proponents of the project are
hopeful that the village may be
able to install water softening
equipment at the same time it
would put in pumping system
ana water lower storage as well
as distribution lines. Some sys-
TENS have been financed through
mortgage revenue bonds retired
by income of the plant, the adj
vocates say, and it is hoped that
this method might be used with
out the need of increasing real
estate taxes to finance a bond
issue.
The Beaverdam Lions have
also studied the possibilities of
having gas trunk lines extended
to their community, providing
natural gas heating facilities for
the village.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-06-11

Problems caused by storm
drainage brought six worried
property owners to village coun-
Gil Tuesday evening.
All six live on either Jackson
street or Lawn avenue, near Elm
street. They complained that
water flows into their Easements
after every rain storm and said
the problem had increased since
the village had installed two
catch basins in their neighbor-
hood.
Village council agreed that the
drainage system serving TINS
neighborhood was too small. Il
was pointed out that it was In
stalled years ago for cellar
drainage but it has been tappec
many more times as modern
plumbing facilities came int
use.