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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-02
Beavers May Face
First Disastrous
Track Season

Bluffton college may be on the
brink of losing the Mid-Ohio
track championship for the first
time, coach Kenny Mast NUT
tered Monday evening, as he pom
dered a powerful threat mounted
by Findlay college.
Only six men who scored in
last springs conference meet are
returning for duty this spring and
Mast quietly bleeds over the loss
of Willie Taylor, Marty Strayer
and Hank Nichols, who account
ed for 35 points in last years
league meet.
"The pickins' this year are as
slim as they have ever been, "
Mast said. He feels he must pick
up some strong material in the
freshman class or he may be un-
able to field a championship
squad.
Of course, one of the returning
lettermen is Elbert Dubenion
who is not likely to be beaten
in any Mid-Ohio competition this
year. Other scorers in last years
meet who will share the burden
this year are quarter miller John
Gundy, miller Ted Berky, two
miller John Van Gunten, shot
putter Gary Brown and high
| jumper Bill Farley.
Bluffton's first meet of the sea.
son is a triangular battle with
Ohio Wesleyan and Otterbein al
Wesleyan's Selby stadium track
April Is.
Leading Findlay's squad is the
versatile Bob Harris, who nearly
brought the Oilers to an upset
win over the Beavers in a dual
meet last spring. A broad jump
er and hurdler, Harris may also
enter the quarter mile. He was
under the SO second mark foI
the quarter while still in old Lima
Central high school.
The Oilers are taking then
track more seriously and have
handed their championship de-
sires over to Harris, who will
coach and compete.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-02
LEGAL NOTICE
Ennn Mn AEaRT

Robert Leroy Binkley, whose true
address is unknown. is hereby notified
that Edna l Binkley has filed her petit
ton for divorce against him. on the
Grounds of Gross Neglect of Duty and
Extreme Cruelty in Case No. 456S7, in
the Court of Common Pleas of Allen
County, Ohio. at Lima, Ohio. Said Cause
may be heard and decided after the ex-
piration of six (6) weeks from the first
publication of this notice.
Edna l. Binkley.
by: David l.. Price. her Attorney
405 Citizens Loan Bldg, Lima. Ohio
Mar. s. IL, 10, 26, Apr. 2,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-02
TRAVELLERS LEAGUE

Kinsinger Produce 2, Beaver
dam Firemen No. 2 2; Bluffton
Stone Co. No. 2 2, Ind. Towel
Co. 2.
High Individual Games - w.
Griffin 184, ]. Yant 1873, B. King
201, H. Conrad 1913, c. Kuhn 180,
D. Badertscher 191.
High Individual Series = B.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-02
CLASSIC LEAGUE

CLASSIC LEAGUE
Clark's Buick 1, Swank Barber
3; Pats Barber 1, Crows 5 to
LOO Store 3; American Legion
4, McCrate Ford 0; Goodwin Ins.
4, Bluffton Stone Co. O; Steinman
TV Towers 3, Simon Soho /.
High Individual Games = G..
Welty 182, Jerry Brooks 1872, Bill
Hart 189, Gene Mericle 202, Ray
Marshall 180-177, Ed Badertscher
1872, Richard Simon 181.
High Individual Series - J.
Weyer 153-176-197 for a 526, Bob
Crow 181-190-159 for a SOB, r.
Hoffman 166-204-152 for a 522.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-02

High Individual GameS-LOuiSe
Reichenbach 191, Cleora Golden
178, Wilma Neuenschwander 173,
Helen Swank 172, Mary Jane
Eikenbary 167.
High Individual Series-Cleora
Golden 453, Louise Reichenbach
439, Helen Swank Alt, Norma
Zimmerly 409, Imelda Bracy 408.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-02
TRIPLETT LEAGIIE

Rockettes won two of three
from the Jewels; Skiliners won
two of three from the Triplettes;
Hot Rodders won two of three
from the 5-Ts. High team series,
Hot Rodders, 2010.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-02

OHIO is an important mush-
room producing state with one of
the largest mushroom growers
located at Barberton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-02
HOOT owl, LEAGUE


Steiner Stock Barn i, Triplett
3; Rawson Men. 1, Z Up 3;
Millagers Drug u, South Gate
Rec. 31a; Mt. Cory Elevator a,
Reichley's Assn. 0.
High Individual Games r.
Zimmerly 184, T. Kennedy 176,
P. Eikenbary 181, H. Stager 100,
D. Thompson 179, ]. Marshall
100, T. Freed 178.
High Individual Series w.
Scott 158-171-194 for a 523, Bob
Which 150-199-196 for a 545, Paul
German 186-174-201 for a 567, B.
Schafer 196-172-132 for a 500.
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LAYMEN LEAGUE

Chuck & Demp's A, Diller In
surance O; Mt. Cory Meth. Men
4, Blatz O; Citizen Bank 0, Ben
ton Ridge Meth. Men a; Bob's
Recreation 4, Niswander Imp. O.
High Individual Games - Ike
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-02

MORE AUTO AND TRUCK
TIRES are made in Akron, Ohio
than anywhere else in the world.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-02
TWI-ITTE

Lutheran Men 3, Ex-Cell-O No.
4 /; Mt. Cory Sportsman /,
Clevengers ms. 8; Ex-Cell-O No.
2 1, koontz Sinclair 3.
High Individual Games - c.
Green 203, M. Reichley IT'S, j.
Herman 184-176, Bob Koontz
1888,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-02

Eastman 145-214-165 for 521, r.
Parish 191-165-195 for a 551,
D. Nonnmaker 192-182-169 for a
543
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-02
LEAGUE BOWLING
WEEK OF MAR. 1923

Clements 178, Helmlinger 176,
Paul Basinger 183, r. Reichen-
bach 1872.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-02

High Individual Series - D.
Daley 207-158-157 for a 522, J.
Daley 170-157-186 for a 513, M.
Mueller 149-201-183 for a 423, w.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-02

Wheeler 163-223-147 for a 533,
Dan Lamb 189-15S-153 for a 500,
d. Kuhn 167-225-158 for $50 B.
BadertScher 140-181-179 for a $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

$3.50 DOWN and $50 per mo. buys
this newly decorated broom home,
lust beyond Cheverly. Family-size
din, nm, full dry bsmt. Auto.
clothes washer included in sacri-
nee price Of $10,250. Call II
q pm, WA, $4,000. ROBERT b.
DAVIS a. co, INC, Realtors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
!. LEO KoLB co.
CHEVY CHASE

3 BRDRMs., 2h BATHS
Beautiful home In choice location.
1 block TO Jewish Community
Center; 3 lovely twin-sised bed
rms, hrepl. /liv. rm.. dining ell.
modern kit, rec. rm.. nice scr.
porch overlooking park; built-in
garage, LARGE lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
CAPITOL. HILL

49, -
Brick home, eong. " teT-Lls'
III s ssasn sa- Az i w si AZ
IarSs laatmeni and uork1hon. d
t-uhs Do, ~. and tree. cal
kssliiiitf Nay ~ co. II. s-op's'
ehsse'. nlsh. YAK st ~ assIlsnt
bus on A-bedfooIn older home %
iotslY loi Priced rlsht fof auiek
sale Cali Nj. MaIiun. Ia q.
4t4h anE tlme, a ~ GARD NkR
CO. NC hkALfoh MA, =
nEDnoOMsi tNIooQ.
t48n On, slh.bu per mo firnt-
n. powd1F room. cenlefahaIl en-
trance. atmidetneheo, near stan
ton Park beautiful yatdj ImmAeu-
hDsiSFsRRiii|2sr.' s2. nI s.ss slssl' y a
ceLoosa.9, sgss ls 'iI ~ MOO
OF loan, 4si per month. lnclures
aisfoN :i asslis., VS. So . s8Ss
coLoRkD. nilopE ISLAND AVA,
near South DaAota, 1lN.p4u-a
bedrma.. ! " baths. delached home,
gas heat. lat-hoef bedrm. and
.i enl T;i 'as ssissE ,Isc' 31Ss
CoLonKD. VACANT aosh and 3.
DAKOTA Avn. N,k.--No money
down Oh approved credit: 0-rm.
aemldet. brick, bsmt. gas h.-w.h..
garaae, redec. NJ. k.4ot3i eves'
2dn s sR' ed. FULTON ~ ooA-
coLORED-NoTHINo DOWN
1-family frame which needs repalfn;
FRAY IRgKafrY co, IA, e-asoo
coLoREp--EAsY TKRMs
500 DOUGLAS 81, NE
Redecorated. AL Condition
MARSHALL >. wAPLE CO,
1874 i4th 81 AID 4-e00o
cOLoRED-HERoNiAN
sPECfAtH.-S50O DIN.
1897 Newton ~. ne. Diet. A-bedrm'
1909 Gale ct. ne Oct. 2-bsdrm.
1906 = q. ne. Lovely S-rm. brick.
ssss I, ave ne. bet 7-rm'
STA II 81, Sc. Txo-fam. duplex.
BERGMAN REALTY co; -
RA. o-2ii7 Ia s,an.oo
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ASSUME mu0K al L0ANi nplil
level luht llalad ia q aFeaml
a badIma.m q haIhA terrific rec
room, afTfEnfd~l in nofrhf Las nfN
han eFaIffhlnal NtI,huu a Tlghil
RipLfY col, 10 A.0lii,
Assume Large CT
with sa.kOe dp. you can assums
4 $4,000 on loan AZ fstst. There
are not many iike this, EHesi CO.
lonlal IN me residential area.
hedfma.s ~. I'm, din fmI eslachec
gafaaf, ecf. porch, attfAetly.
inc, Ihls enc VII not Wait. bet
tef hafss,.~,r - tcu,
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HousEs ron sALI-MD.
CARROLL knobs

vsry desirable brick rambler %
fenced lpt. Lafae ny, Fm. Win
hreul. din. rm. aaf4uaia bed
Fml- full bamL With tee rm. ful-
chaser can assume ~. loan WIN
cash pafmant. HheNn ny anpt
enly. ftiss. . sisebo. Can Nj
THOS. ID. WALSH, INC.
1900 X 81, NV TX a-oHsn
cIfHvY cMAnE-narllna a-bsdrm,
Colonial near Rosemary school
VIII Spacious rma.s perch, gAfaGa,
~, lql, on . quiet street unhe-
Nfrabla AZ under $500
CORP, OF. a-0e0s
Curry N.Y. enAsll 4. S nona. s asss
setting. Cheerful llvina room
opening onto larEe .prlyaie ser.
powder room, brlaht kitchen. ,
bedfeomt, baths upi re, room,
naraEr, low 500, hfLLfN0sLKN
REALTY CO. ma. a-sa1o' sveas
cHFvY CHASE vffLAoE-Adiolna
nolf course. 4 bedrma, baths.
karlY occupancy. Ewes. Wo. O.
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LANGLEY PARK
MASS. AVE. EXT.

OPEN LIS, 10
See on. sumner Hillnl before you
buy, Neg, dlnelfnt siyle colonlals
more I'd, left I blka. 70 ~. sum
ner Hills entr, and riaht 20 prop
ertiea. Mr, nhuita on premises.
or. a-if06 with VI. GLENN GAR
WIN, 10. b-3500.
MAR ST. JOHNS and Corroll
knolla iual li1ted-Large 4-bed-
room Cape Cod with : tiled baths.
dInine I'm, fully equipped kitchen,
full basement with maids room
laree lot, fenced, with shade trees ,
near al schools, ahopping and
churches: block 70 bus; s2i. $50,
EH Hssr ,,Hnsnslns Su as e.asss A. j.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY
REALTORS

1S06 Mt. VERNON AVE, ALEX.
5165 LEE HIGHWAY, ARLs
ALEx-FAIRFAx CO,
VARIETY
S15.95O--3-BEDRM. BRICK RAM.
BIER, with full bsmt., fireplace In
large living rm., equipped kitchen,
OWNER HAS BOUGHT LARGER
HoME-MUsT SELL
S17.0O0-coNvENIENcE CoUNTsi
block to transportation, shops,
etc. This all-bfick 3-bedrm. RAM
bier has large living rm; with nre-
place, separate dining "a" deluxs
TIFULLY HANDICAPPED "island-
type" lot. SLIGO, down, FHA.
3O-year loan available.
S17,950 - FIVE BEDROOMS, az
BATHS are featured in this "old
town" residence. An ideal buy for
the "do-it-yourself' client.
SIe,s50 - BRAND-NEw BRICK
RAMBLER offering 3 bedrms,, ~
baths, t1z-bath OF master bedrm0,
Colonial fireplace in large LYING
rm., separate dining L." birch
cabinets and built-ln wall oven in
equipped kitchen. FLEXIBLE
TERMS.
s25,95O-LOcATIoN AND CHARM
are predominant In this center
hail style brick rambler featuring
large living rm., separate dining
rm., bright equipped kitchen; .
few steps up to large bedrms., 2
full baths: enclosed garden and
patio area; Diet. garage. Excellent
terms. -
g27, 5O0-AIR CONDITIONED. Gus
tom-styled rambler, featuring 3
bedrms. (master bedrm. extremely
larKel, 2 full baths, fireplace in
living rm., dining IL" with door.
way to 44-ft. patio: equipped
kitchen; huge rec. room. Assume
Almost $4,000 4iaso LIST trust.
OV. 3-1413
SHANNON & LUCHS
Realtors
Presidential Gardens, Alex. We.
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Assume LarQe GI
'IHE'Ia6OSoT ''
ATTRACTIVE SPLfT-fnvrL

nnc. RN WITH FIRKpIAcE
oIuLiANo Real kstais, OF. a-ilOo
BEfHMoDA--Locnat MI; bed.
rmaa . y baths, den, daylight rec,
rm, and separate earden I'm, each
with erade fntfance, modern kits
delinhtful dlnlng rm.. laree livins
rm., 2-car aaraaf. over y acre oi
rolling lawn. ~ appointment only
REALi8TiNos CORP, OF, LOTUS
BKTmEsDA--Beaut. L-thaped ram
bier, In preatine ARIA o. mod.
homes, striking combination. q
brick, stone and mahoe, beard. 4
bedrma.. , BATH, exqulslle rec.
T m, 2 s r,gs cfEInlALLK All.
e SoNpars - ihs suniiyy. ne room N
slses and funclIonallly OF this
ANpRIs kEALIY. OF. 1000.
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BETHESDA-Near BcC and Lady
Of LourdeS. Spacious brick Coloni-
al; slate roof, center-hall, 3 bed
rms; screened porch. large rec.
rm., at grade level; $22 800,
REALISTINGS CORP. OIL. 2-02OS
BETHESDA; S16,250 - Brick-and-
frame, 3-bedrm. rambler, on
charming tree-lined street. Excel.
kit, full bsmt., FIN. REC. RIM. I;
S1,7O0 dn., FLA. SAMUEL p.
BOGLEY OF MD, INC, OIL. g.
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from nhfisinn' psrR hat8L $500
block 81 4Nln A. n.w.~~to ruom4l
haihs. kTi1k' Scar ear. nf||Inl
furn. ~ per InllniofI Ntnl'
1900 fes1 ....... a. I.2Nl5'
onis ossn iedSf N soA
oEonoNToWN. best loe. home, a
nuta $500 income. comr|el4Ip
mo4ern. saeflnta. ~. u.iTIe.
its
CLOWN rAHA-d- nsdfoom. ~
bath nfIrkl 3 inflolfd rear poIfnel.
open trent porch. buIli-ln laI.le
k iifplbbpeaiL kf,s,trfe zee co. EssisS i Ne
n NV 81. 1.ipoo'
1 rsSn. -ss'k' bTIst1 kons silk !
nInaa' wo. o-oo1o.
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$1,7OO DOWN
BANCROFT TERRACE
CUSTOM-BUILT,

conditioned brick rambler which
solves summer heat problems. True
center-hall leads to large living
room, with fireplace, separate din
ing room and a large kitchen
open onto a raised open porch.
The three bedrooms are king size,
two baths, full, partially finished
basement and 2-car garase. "a
acre lot with attractive fence.
Reasonably priced at 500, $50.
KE. $4,000 8 TIL Q
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rAmP aFnINOe-fArgs nFick ram
hlrF; y Fml.. Z laFae hedFma. lam
~ ma nafaNN Oh h,~w n IA.
nnFa level lotf H1l,nAu. Joseph
FIilrfo nEALiY co.. RIAL
Ton1 sfil Minnesota ave, 10
t.lfiI,
CARROLL nIuuLANns-sie.7h(
home 'sfHRfK nRDRooMs
DIN on FOURTH BEDROOM N
TWO FULL nATHN A real bar,
gain value with fell hamt,, t0-ft
Nv. nm, With nfepls sep DIN I'm
and scr. porch. ". J. NICHOLAS
III a-lOln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

WOODSIDE FOREST
DEN, BATH ON LIST FL.
3 twin-sized bedrms., DE LUKE
KIT. with space fol. table ana
chairs, rec. rm. with " bath;
jalousied porch, patio, garage;
beautiful lot.
ROGERS REALTY co.
Ma s-09O4 JU. 5-O57s
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WOODSIDE

Silver Springs finest residential
area. 4-bedrm., 3.bath split-leyel
pancy In so days. On lge, lot with
trees Buy now and select your
own decor. Settle later. Priced In
20s.
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Graham & Co., ~. 5-601O

2 FIREPLACESl! Set the pace Tor
this charm-covered Cape Cod-style
Colonial right on the Dus line, 3
bedrooms; screened porch: sepa,
rate dining room, rec. nm, All
brick, FLA inspected ST., 500.
A. j. KESSINGER. JU. 9-4544.
8 BEDRMs. Part. turn. 60xl00'
fenced I'd: 3 blks. Marydale
School, u blk. to buses. $500 On.
plus close. Poss. 3 wks. GA. 4-6430.
2-BEDRM. brick with full bsmt.
(tile) and rear patio; l block TO
bus; only S1I,e50 with $500 On.
plus sett. cost. DONALD E, YOUN-
KIN q CO.. 10. 4-S022 till 8.
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BETHESDA SENSATION! Fine big
3-bedroom, 21s-bath brick split:
level in o wonderful neighborhood
adjacent TO Naval Hospital and
NH; center hall, huge all-elec.
kit, large family room PLUS rec.
rm. with bar. diversified built-in
garage: asking S2S,500; MUST BE
SOLD IMMEDIATELY Assume
sci, 900. MI. Murray, or. f,-S076.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC. OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11

United states. and an annual
expenditure Of SIS billion fol
economic aid to underdeveloped
countries.
Other Objectives
They also aim at an annual
rate for economic growth Of al
least s per cent. building two
million dwelling a year. doub-
ling old age benfits and increas-
ing unemployment BENEFITS TO
so per cent Of wages.
In accepting the national
Craftsmanship, Mr.. Beer said he
was persuaded that we are at
a new beginning in our history
of liberalism at home and
abroad"
A native of Bucyrus, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11

ne has been 4 professor Al
Harvard University since 1898,
He IA q Rhodes scholar. a
former writer for the Demo
cratic National Committee. and
was a reporter for the New
York Post IN ios6-57.
He followed that lob BY
writing and researehlns for
Fortune magazine for a year,
He served IN World War II and
was decorated with a bronze
star. He formerly headed the
ADA organization In Massa-
chusetts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11
Kennedy Picked
To Heed National ADA

Samuel II. Beer. a l7-year-
old Harvard professor and an
avowcd believer IN political
liberalism. IA the new national
chairman Of Americans for
Democrats Action.
Mr.. Beers election yesterday
BY the self-styled liberal organ
izatlon brings 10 ADAs top
leadership a close friend Of SEM
ator Kennedy. Democrat Of
Massachusetts. The Senator "a
considered q likely contender
for the Democratic presldcn-
tlal nomination In 1890.
Mr.. Beer said today he has
helped Senator Kennedy In pre-
vious political efforts, but Is not
4 member Of the Senator's po-
iiticai organization.
At least part OF the ADA
leadership up TO now has leaned
toward Senator Humphrey.
Democrat Of Minnesota. an
ADA vice chairman, and Adlai
Stevenson. in that order. for
the Democratic presidential
nomination.
The ADA Supported Mr.. Stew
enson In both his races for the
presidency IN 1882 and 1856.
Before the Democratic conven-
ton In 1886. however. the ADA
declined TO state a preference
by saying either Mr.. Stevenson.
Averell Hartman or Senator
Kefauver, Democratic OF Ten
nessee. would be acceptable.
Knows Kennedy Well
Mr.. Beer told a reporter to-
day he favors a liberal candi-
date for president. In response
to a question whether Senator
Kennedy would be acceptable
to him. he replied Senator Ken
needy has called himself a lib
eral and Il think he would be
in the liberal category"
Mr.. Beer said he knows Sen
ator Kennedy very well. He
said he helped Senator ken-
nedy in the effort TO get him
nominated for the vice presi-
dency in 1856 and in his races
for the House and Senate
AS ADA head Mr.. Beer was
named to succeed Robert r.
Nathan, Washington economic |
consultant. But he said he win
delay taking over active .eader-
ship until he has completed a
book on British politics in the
fall.
A new program Of national
goals was approved by the ADA
as it concluded its 18th annual
convention yesterday.
These goals for the next
decade call for full employ
ment through increased pro-
duction. stronger civil rights
measures. annual Summit con-
ferences under auspices Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11
Education Group
To Hear Hays

Brooks Hays. former Demo
cratic representative from Ar
kansas NTH district. win speak
Thursday night at the spring
meeting Of the Montgomery
County Educational Associa-
ton.
Mr.. Hays. a congressman for
Is years. was defeated last NO
vember by Dale Afford. write
In candidate.
The association win meet at
9 pm. at the Sligo Junior High
School. Silver Spring.
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Shoji Window Shutters
each panel 40

Dramatic your windows with exquisite
"Sholi" shutters Previously available
only for those who had them CUSTOM
made OF high prices-they are now, inn
ported in standard stock sizes to fit all
your windows and ot Konn's unbeliev-
obIy low prices. You'll love the delicate
oriental effect of the butterfly and leof
potterns seeming to foot on the trons-
lucent panels Of fine Eliminated grained
plastic. With natural wood frame, to
blend with any decor-or stain or paint
any color you wish.
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MovabIe-Louvre
Window SHUTTERS

Here is q delightful combination of chorm
and procticoity The wood is made Of
smooth, noturoI-finish hardwood with od-
iustobIe ouvres for finoertip control of
dir and light. Firmly glued dowel con-
struction, each piece is sonded. reody to
use as /" or finish as desired :. paint,
stain, vornish or lacquer Just bring US
the inside window measurements.
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Kqnn'.-Thrd Floor. Ka,hinsou Loper Level Arlinso"
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RELIABLE. energetic. retired white
couple, Of best habits, as working
caretakers Of clean, well-kept. 30
unit downtown apt. building; man
should be mechanically capable of
general maintenance: wife with
ability to manage and tastefully
furnish and maintain apis and
rooms. and aggressively rent.
Phone Monday. NO. 10000.
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INTERESTING PART-TIME POSI-
IAR- TECHNICIAN- reristerl
MOTEL COUPLE

Clerk. housekeeper: experience nee
eSsary; live on premises; other
help; excellent working condi-
tions. Phone CIR. 3-1161.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09

NEW CLASS FORMING
DRS. ASSIST.
Day and evening classes: training
includes nursing arts, ONCE pro-
cedures and medical lab. tech
niques. Wonderful placement OPP
portunities, high salaries. For info.
phone WASH. SCH. MED. TCH.,
Ills pond st. NV. FE. 7-5ll3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09

A. Lady's apprx. IN Cts,
emerald cut, beautiful
blue-white modern cut
center diamond, set In
latest style plat. bag-
uette mtg. Bargain.
Only
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RESIDENT MANAGER

FOR DOWNTOWN APT. HOUSE
Excellent opportunity for ex-
perienced and capable person with
pleasant and forceful personality
Mr.. Wachs, NE. S-563O. 2. J..
BRODIE, OIL. 4-03O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09

BEDROOM SUITE, mahogany We
neer,. excellent cond.: double dress
er, dbl. bed, night stand, chest Of
drawers; S7b. Call WA. 7-627B.
BEDRM. SUITE, 3-pc., walnut We.
neery spring and mattress incl. /;
good cond. LU. 4-671S,
BEDRM. SUITE, walnut, a pcs, S65
Window fan, 20", like new; also
odd pieces. RA. 3-6s5o.
B saSS IN. SET IT,, VII; j %9shOE,s cost
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TABULATING
ASST. SUPERVISOR

TELLER TRAINEES, white, his,
grads. or college; some acctg. or
bkkpg. or add. mach. exper. help
ful; will train or will take exper.
tellers; not a bank; 5 days, down
town NV, also Rockville, Md. $50
up. V. WOOD PERSONNEL, Suite
232 Southern Bldg. sos 18th st.
NV. At n, DI, 1882.
Smyrna times., 1959-02-19

ion Montague, Mrs. John Malon-
ey and Mrs. Maie Pratt. The
Junior Choir will meet Feb. 26
at Z pm, and the Senior Choir
will meet at 8 pm.
Greetings were received from
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Smith
who are vacationing in Daytona
Beach, Fla.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert w. Horn
have returned home after a So
journ in Florida.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry c. Clayville were
Mi. and Mrs. Charles Clayville
and son, Harry, of Baltimore,
and Mr.. Charles Clayville of
Philadelphia.
Greetings from MIR. Robert
Day, former resident, who is va
cationing in Miami, Florida.
Gilbert L. Johnson, son of MIR.
and Mrs. Gilbert L. Johnson,
Sr., now stationed with the us.
Army in Munich, Germany, has
been promoted to Specialist 4.
A new arrival, a daughter,
Tami, born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
McHenry in Kent General Hos
pital on Monday, Feb. l6.
MIR. Thomas Conaway, Will
mington, was the Sunday guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
c. Conaway, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Muth OBJ
served a wedding anniversary
on Feb. l6.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Crossley
will observe a wedding anniver-
sary on Saturday, Feb. 81.
At a recent meeting of the
Clayton Fire Company, Thomas
R. Conley, Alvin E. Hill, and
Carl McHenry were accepted
into membership.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Sinex,
of San Francisco, Calf, were
recent guests of MIR. and Mrs. R.
Garman Thomas.
The weakly wit: If you want
to pull the wool over your
wife's eyes, you'd better make
sure you have a good yarn.