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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
LET US SHOW YOU THE
FOLLOWING VIRGINIA HOMES
TO-DAY
CALL IA. 4-14O0

II CALL IA. 4-1400
WHITE RAMBLER $500 DoWN-$lO4 MONTH
North Arins.on living scpn:r.;.i,s kitchen
soxloo zoNED FOR APARTMENTS
Comfortable older 2-bedroo with living dining
Partial basement detached
k1rage. block Boulevard. Good income now,
baid apartments later. S10250
$3.50 INCLUDES EVERYTHING
Columbia busline only short walk bedrooms COM
Portable living lase Kitchen fenced rear yard vacant
S10600.
FLORIDA RANCHER ALL ON ONE FLOOR
sleepy FOLLOW area s1-ft room. bedrooms.
baths beautiful Outdoor living room; 1s-aere
site garase: S2s,096.
LOVELY SLEEPY HOLLOW
immaculate lift custom-but three old
baths. Center hail. beautiful living ROOM formal
striking electric kitchen 23-foot screened pn
double Level lot
with Paddock fence. S36obO
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.
AlAIl9sS6ss WILSON BOULEVARD, ARLINGTON. Va. 's0'
ttff
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SPARKLING NEW RAMBLER

Move IN TODAY Center hall living with attractive hEe
htehen separate ROOM lovely bedrooms and baths
$3lS59 AZ 1000 block q North osSs Rosd west
left on Tomrkins Drive to our Open sign. -S
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deLEAN-cape Cod: 4 bedrms.. q
baths, din. rm., den, lge. scr.
porch, tiled hsmt.; a.acIe lot;
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SOUTH ARLINGTON

$16,95O
Older brick cclcni.l: Living room. dining
room. equipped kitchen, porch bedrooms,
recreation space In full basement walk 70
shopping, bus and schools. IA. A.6060.
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MARIAN FORREST

Quick sale, S26.950. $1,000 down.
"a baths. 3 bedrnas.. rec. rnls
scr. porch, firepls., gar. de luxe
kit. z yrs. old so. B.0623.
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. ALL s9sasS y, Fen;
King 1880
Lee Halfway lRte. 2e-211)
Fairfax, Virginia
Crescent $3.50
o. O.. / at Route f23
WOODBRIDGE, Virginia
Dial 70S-Gypsy 4-6090
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CONVENIENT TO MELpAR

Iaeulst rambler ~ floor bedrooms
nrsplacs separate dining room large Kitchen with brsskta
Out Arlington Boulevard oute SOD 6I0 miles Melpar
turn sht block Covingon Street
and our open" sign.
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FAlREAx--i0 acres: S-Fm. Colo
NAL house: 4 bedrms.. IN baths,
full bsmt., oil h.-W.h.. garage
and lss. barn. M. Centrevilie.
$4,000. Call OWNER. HR. g.
FAiRFAx--K acre: beaut. mod
shrubbery; Kennel run: ie mi
cation; S1z.9b0. Excel. OF loan
~. Mr.. GRIMES, en-. $4,000
or CT. $4,000.
FAIRRAx COUNTY. va, JefisrsoT
VILLAGE area; price $1,000. q
bedrm BUNGALOW on beautiful
shady H-aere lot. Clean and
pretty. Reasonable FHA terms
About $500 down and low monthiy
payments. REIBLE AGENTS, "a
7-0616. IA. B-46SS.
FAIRrAx, By OWNER. - Hrici
ramb. 3 bedrms., .4th bedrm. ii
fenced yard; wired for air ecnd
Close to public and parochia
ssaSS Slpl sisss Sry c fEi ssgs sS
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FAIRFAX

Trim frame house; redecorated.
as acres: t300-ft. frontage: pos
sihility Of subdividing exists. Ex-
eel; managing. $l2,O0O. PENTA-
CON REALTY, OR. 3-3400, CIR.
3-O941.
FAmFAx-4-bedrm Cape Cod, re-
fm. ana dark rm 1.Ai lovely ~ shaded
lot. 05xl4O. Below EHA APP
Re REALTY, CIR. S-3400. OR. g.
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FALLS CHURCH

EAA2k10 ChVHt(n
School bells viii soon be
ringing. This house will be
avail. Tuesday, august IS.
Only 8 yrs, younR. All-brick
rancher with full hsnnt., 3
bedrms., sep. din. rIli., 2 fire-
places. Only $3.50 down.
assume huge trust. Bus,
stores, close By. Price. 500
$50: Inspect today. JE-
school real close BY on
rancher. Vacant; 8 nice bed
rms, flrepl. In liv. RIM. and
rec. rm.: 16x22 patio, full
bsmt.. maids shower and
bedrm., complete storm win
dows. washer, drier, dis
posal, range, refgr. all In
cluded. $1,000 down. 500
mo. This viii not last. Dial
j. $4,000.
School bus not needed ON
this immac. 3-bedrm. all !
l-flr. rambler for S13.95O.
Fun bsmt., firepl. in liv. rm.,
gear garage. trees. fenced
yard. $500 down, $50 mo.
FLA. LOOK AT THIS M
WI. A. CHAPMAN REALTY,
INC, 7nl w. Broad st., Falls
Church, Va.
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PArRPAx

Used to the very, very
bestf Really moved IN In.
the worid7 Take that next
PIG necessary step and view
this positively mAgnineent
pew prestige properly. En-
rnn., 16xIo-ft. DIN. rm. with
firepi. and q view overlook
ing the water. 4 bedrms., 3
baths, maids fll.. 30x26-ft.
rec. RIM. with bar, Pine
paneled den, 3 firepls. In all.
Garage. acre Of trees.
$4,000 down. Price. $40
300. lmmed. possession.
Shown by appointment ~
phoning u. 10000.
Artists retreat on 0 acres
Including N-acre springfield
lake. A true contemporary
consisting Of 2S-ft. Nv. rm..
formal din. nm, center hall,
3 bedrms.. 3 baths. full bsint.
with rec. rm, oil heat, p
car carport. rear porch. va
cant. Just wonderful for re.
tired couple. Lots Of pri.
yacy. Terms 20 Be qualified
buyer. Price. S3e, 800. Act
CHAPMAN REALTY. NC.
7Ql w. Broad st., Falls
Church. Va,
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CLEAN AS A WHISTLE
MOVE TN TODAY

Imsnacusts sbsdroom 2,sbsth brick Colonial separate
fss5ssicl rScp snd lots q van cabinets Close to oco1ns
occypsncy Only S21500 Out Lee Hghwsy tRoute 2g.21D
% $500 block right N Quancc Street, blocks to 2642 N
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|HERNDON = Very attr. 0-Im
house. 3 bedrms., w/1repl. In liv
rrn.. natural gas heat. en- "a acre
Sll,075, $4,000 down.
3-bedrm. brk. w/carport, 1 VI. old
on "a acre; see to appreciate
Sl7.50O. $1,000 down.
Loudon County, almost new 3
bedrm. house. OIL heat inc. hot
water heater. refgr,, kit. stove
on Ia acres. $l1,6O0, S1.50t
down. move right in.
LEONARD P0OLE BROKER :
Phone Herndon 81 or 777 wkdays
HOLM HALI,-Three-bedrm brk
rambler, A-aere lot, 12x2e fam
lily rm., firepl.: FHA appraised O.
assume ~ OF loan. OWNER
HOLM HALL VILLA0E-Weli 10.
Gated ;3-bedrm. brick rambler Il
pleasant subdivision lust on M
Vernon blvd. Mr. schools, shops
churches. rec. park and trans
FHA appraised at S13,7b0. VIII,
pay rent? Call BERNICE CARTEF
DAVIS, Realtor, so. 5-5644. w
specialize in property Of the Mt
Vernon area.
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EXCLUSIVE WITH
GORDIN- MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION
EXCLUSIVE WITH

7osl grc ,I ;l;I. Plaza
Fleetwood $4,000
ss1- North oiebe Road
Arlington, Virginia
Jackson 10000
1918 Richmond Hi0hway
Alexandria, virginia
South $500
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FAIRFAX TOWN

$17,710
$500 down oI-seS0 down conventional, FLA
Snsncng else sysabls vn An thine brick
separate dining room, dresm kitchen, full
Nj 6srk som FairfaT ciycis c cnrf;r. M
Route 30 and 29-211 TO second trefhc light,
1Bevan driveJ to Fairchester drive. riRht TO
open house. CIR. S-456O.
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$4,000
1913 N, 18th &C., Arlington
Looking for convenience. Lovely
Cape Cod; nice shrubbery: small
lot. Practically no grass to cut
yet has look and feel Of large
estate. 2 bedrooms with expansi-
BILE End floor. FLA approved
terms; low down payment.
open sat, and sun, 1 q . IN.
CT. 0-2S00 10s
LYON VILLAGE, near Clarendon
3-bedrm. brick. II baths, sepa.,
S c Nv. rIn; WITH, nrsp,.. 50 SEP g.
heat. ample sau Closets; a. full p' bsms;
garage: conv. TO bus, schools and
churches, sOWNER, IA. 2-563l.
No agents.
MANASSAS PARK--No money dns
SIS mo-: 2-bedrm bunga., exc
pandable attic. JE. 2-7l36.
MANASSAS PARK; so,5OO--2-bed.
rm. Cape Cod. Assume q loan.
Ssd "a mo-. incl. all. ~ OWNER
EN-. e-35s5. w
MARIAN FOREST
Quick sale, S26.950. $1,000 down.
ga baths. 3 bedrms-, rec. rms
scr. porch, 2 tirepls, gars;ss s ds luxe
MeLEAN-lh-story: 3 bedrms..
bath, bsmt., storm win, garages
lg-tt. freezer. $3.50 dn.: S74 .N0
inc; patti. Total $l2,sbo, III.
6-36D7.
MeLEAN-Cape Cod: 4 bedrms.. .
baths. din. fm., den, lge. scr.
perch. tiled nsmt;; A,acse ,d lo5;
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CHOICE VIRGINIA HOMES
All Open Today, 2 to 6
VACANT
$2,O5O Down

Located convenient Brandon Village and just short walk
to Wilson Boulevard busline Stonewau
EspsntaIy sehoo comfortable bedrooms fully sauppsd
Level lot $1e95O Out Wilson Boulevard $500
Block left Florida Street to 700 and Open" sign.
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BRAGGING?

Well, maybe We are. but
you won't blame Us when
you see this ANTIQUE brick
rambler on wooded lot in
Falls Church. when you
call. don't ask II 1t has:
fireplace. wall-t0-wall car
Pet, clothes washer, day
iisht basemen. with rec.
room. trees. pstio-for Il
has. Appraised for SIS. 500,
Kicve in today
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GRovEToN
s1a.a5o

4-bedroom brick split.leyels IN baths outside
entrance basement. 26x13. recreation room,
csrport, lSxl7 kitchen with disposal. Walk
pm. til dark. south on D. 8. No. 1, u mile
past Penn Daw, turn left on Becon Hi I'd.
houses. so. 5-679O.
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OPEN TODAY, 2-6.
ARL.-ALEx. -FAIRFAx
RE MY CHEST

And IN show you Q darn
good brick Colonial in the
much sousht after Tara"
section. Just listen to these
bedroom sizes, 11x13, 12x19,
11x20 along with large den,
equipped kitchen, and ga
rage in basement. See IL
llow and make your cffer.
Asking S23,6OO.
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GOTHAM
80 ), IMLALTX INC, , 20,

rouR BEDROOMS AND A DEN,
IN the Country Cub Hills AREA Of
North. Arlington. Xes--the builder
has done . beautiful lob o. de-
signing ~ this all-neE rambler.
2g.ft living room; Kitchen IN
cs ss sysn e Pts S. dssss, three
room. II Il open for your inspec.
6-ib50. NORTH on Giebe fd.. left
on Upland. right on Goth, left on
TAzeWeii TO end Of cul-de-sac.
ATLAS REALTY Co. 47BI Lee
highway corner Of olebe road.
GEE WHiZ OF q Kitchen with eating
space. dining ell, fireplace, three
bedrooms, ~ baths, fun basement
with family room. This Charming
brick rambler IL in q section you
would be proud 10 call your own.
SMITH d DoNNELI' REALToRs''
GLEN CARLYN; sale By OWNER:
rHA siS'2t0Es;Larss 2-bedIma,
ovei sp1 fenced eu yd c ssSs.s e bus'
schools as. 4. ;S.Tsshss s.S seven o Ss;.
HARD TO TOP-Loveiy brick con-
temporary: LIST noor has living
T pIei.l VIII ode Tsp r,.s d5e y TItS s sG%
washer: 3 bedrms., 2 tiled baths,
finished stairway to full daylight
bsmt., half bath and ifepl., ex.
ira nice M-acre lat. 2b Minis. IA
Pentason; priced Al only ss4.S50.
$4,000 5lsss loan available 70
can nowl FRANK 9. PHILLIPS,
INC, Realtor. Ewes. IA. S-3039,
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" ACRE

OF beautiful wooded trees surround
this 3-bedr0om, endorsement RAM
bier on . quiet suburban street:
2-ear detached garage and beau
tifully landscaped grounds are all
included In the low price Of $l4.-
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FALLS HILLS
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
UNIQUE

semethins new and sxcitlngly dif-
sirsalst e.iss~sSS i SSfsi . "a an Inn inn
rm, n which you can hold . for
70 . giehntie game room with End
frepl, aqcentnates the otherwise
graceful lines throuGhout, 4 huge
bedrms. and ultEa-modern kit.
sccmp l,t ne picture Exsellsnt
action e. ssI.aso: Call for apt.
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LITTLE GEM

For elderly couple or newly
yeas. Two bedrooms. with
living room, dining room
and kitchen. Rev h.-w. sys-
TEN. nice level lot, with new
paint Job outside. Can't be
beaten for only &lO.2OO.
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HOnevrnonY1 Cotfape

aUllCylilUUIl NUICdSC
This. home offers ideal living for
the couple starting out In life;
9 bedrooms and den. 21-ft. living
room with fireplace. 1S-ft. rear
screened porch: on fenced lot;
full price PHA appraised ct S13,-
600: $500 down.
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WOODBRIDGE

81, 500
s-bedroom rambler. Living room, dining ares,
equipped kitchen, full bath. fenced yard. nice
ehrubbery, storm door. windows. Assume
AM loan. Dial 703-Gypsy 10000.
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EVERYTHING

GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.
soss WILSON BOULEVARD. ARLINGTON. w.
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September 10

9-Zane Grey Theoter. Drama.
The Doctor Keeps Promise"
A frontier doctor endures O beot-
ing rother thon reveal the iden-
titY OF a robbery suspect. Cam
eron Mitchell stors tRepeotD
$3.50
AL Beoeon Street. Crime.
A young girl tells Chase thot her
f,once is mentally III ond is try
ing 10 kill her. Dennis Moroon
storS
Though Riders. Adventure.
"Deoth Sentence The Riders
seek TO prevent eono's plon 10
hang four honest citizens Kent
Toylor stors tRepeotl
9-PIoyhouse 80. Drama.
Ia Hours. "OId Man." A
FouIkner tole Of the Mississippi
River flood of 1927. Sterling
Hayden. Geraldine Poee stor
tRepeot)
4-You Bet Your Life. Quiz.
Morionne Gobo. Melinda Morx,
Roger Beck, Yolondo Colombo,
Charlie Fox. tRepeotl
5-Wrestins. CopitoI Arena.
Continued. Roy Morgan reporting
7-Follow Thot Man. Crime.
Rolph 6eIIonny stors.
1880
4-Mesquerode Porty. Color.
Panel; Audrey Meadows. Foye
Emerson, Lee Bowman, Sam lev
enson. Bert Perks, host
7-Joseph MeCoffrey. News.
s-Ployhouse 90. Dromo.
Continuation OF "Old Man."
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THURSDAY

Io:4o
7-Sports. News. Weather
SieoeI. MoIkie. Allen.
4-News and Local News.
Richord Horkness Russ Word
5-Starli9ht Theoter. Movie.
ia Hours. sea Hawk" 1910.
The story Of a seo-ooino Robin
Hood Enrol Flynn, CIoude
7-Walter WineheII File.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd Douglas. Daniels
Il:15
4-News. Weather. Sports.
Rosh. Forester. Simpson.
9-The Late Show. Movie.
IA Hours. Saturdays Children.
1910. The triols and tribuIo-
tons Of q young morried couple
John Gortieid, Claude Roins.
ll:30
4-Jock Poor Show. Variety.
IA Hours. leonord Lyons, Peggy
Coss, Jock Haskell.
7-Amos n Andy. Comedy.
l2:45
1.-The Lords Prayer.
zoo
4-Inspirotion.
9-Meditotion. Weather.
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Muy S


9-The Morning Show.
Hour. Fovorite comedy series.
News OF 7:25 with Scott Sutton.
7:50
7-News.
7:55
Thoughts Of God. Religion.
500
7-Pefe and His PoIs. Kids.
IA Hours. Cartoons.
9-News. Hottelet.
$40
9-LoeoI News. Barber.
Sis
9-Captoin Kangaroo. Kids.
IS Min. Stories, cortoens.
300
4-Tod0y With lingo. Cooking.
5-KoFtoon KIub. Kids.
9-R0nser Hal. Kids.
9:O5
4-Inso's Angle.
Fashions. Interviews.
$50
4-From Hollywood. Dronno.
THE Ragged Stronger" Jeonne
Davis stors.
7-AdventuFe Playhouse.
Soldiers Of Fortune" John
Russell stars.
$50
9-Mork Time. ToIk.
1000
4-DOush-Re-Mi. Quiz.
5-Ten O'Clock Movie.
Ia Hours. Penguin Pool Muir
der" 1882. Edno Moy Oliver.
7-TFoubIe With Fother.
9-On the Go. Travel.
Jock linkIetter, host.
1890
4-Treosure Hunt. Quiz.
my Little Morgie. Comedy.
9-Som Levenson Show. Vor'ty.
1900
4-Ihe Price Is Right. Contest.
7-Beuloh. Comedy.
81 Love Lucy. Comedy.
1880
4-ConeentFotion. Come.
Slime for Science. Educ'tnT.
laIl,mr,I - BLASTING VALUE
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-01-22
Beavers Whip Ashland Tuesday Night
To Move Into Second Place in MOL

Bluffton college rallied strong
ly in the second half Tuesday
night at Founders hall to defeat
Ashland 59-51.
1t was Bluffton's fourth straight
win and moved them into tenn
porary possession of second place
in the Mid Ohio league. They
nave AZ record in league
games and now have a GA sea-
son mark.
At one time in the first half
the Eagles led 21-11 but Able
Mast started pecking away with
some jump shots to cut the Ash
land margin to 27-23 at halftime.
Buttons rebounding was mis-
cradle during almost the entire
first half but Milt Lee and FL
bert Dubenion finally teamed up
to start grabbing some loose
balls and start the Bluffton of
fensive moving.
A SUDDEN SWITCH
Bluffton, like the little girl with
the curl, changed suddenly at
the start of the second half. Their
rebounding was almost perfect,
their ball handling was fast and
sure and they hit four of their
first five shots.
They scored eight straight
points, gave up a basket, then
scored six more to take a solid
lead which they never relin-
quished. Mast, Mouse Kalb and
Larry Hedden alternated hot
streaks in the second half.
Ashland, except for Jim Run
yon, could never get an offense
going. Runyon scored %, includ-
ing all II of his teams points in
Ii minute period. The Eagles
played without one of their start
ers, Dick Mckenzie, who was
suspended from school for a
week.
Mast with 20, Kalb with 19
and Hedden with 10 topped the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-01-22
United Fund
Nominations and
Applications Due

Nominations for officers and
new applications for membership
in the Bluffton Richland Town
ship United Fund must be filed
by the end of January, UF pres
ident Harold Balmer announced
this week.
Mr.. Balmer has appointed a
nominating committee to select
candidates for the board of trus-
tees. Additional nominations may
be made by any person who has
contributed to the United Fund.
Nominations must be submitted
in writing to UF executive Sec
retary Woody Little by January
80.
Applications for organizational
membership must also be filed
by that date. Organizations ap-
plying for new memberships
must list two persons who will
serve as local representatives.
Annual meeting of the United
Fund organization will be held
Monday, February 2 and elec-
tons of new trustees will be held
at that time.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-01-22

Donavin Augsburger, for the
past two years Scoutmaster of
the Bluffton troop, will make
scouting his vocation instead of
his hobby.
In accepting an appointment to
take Boy Scout executive train
ing at the Schift Reservation
near New Brunswick, N. j., Mr..
Augsburger becomes the third
person from the Bluffton COM
munity to enter the field profess
sionally in recent months.
George Bohrer, another for
mer Bluffton scoutmaster and
member of the Bluffton college
staff, left last November; and
Bernell Slabaugh, Bluffton col
lege graduate, who took the train
ing in December.
The course at the New Jersey
reservation includes six weeks of
intensive training. After it is
completed Mr.. Augsburger will
be assigned to his post. He said
that at present he did not know
where he will be located.
Mr.. Augsburger will leave Feb
ruary IL for his training. He will
resign from his position in the
accounting department of the
Westinghouse Co. plant in Lima
where he has been employed for
the past seven and a half years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augsburger live
at Alt S. Jackson street with
their three sons, Mike, Jeff and
Mark.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-01-22

ing Toms" were reported and in
vestigated by the Bluffton po-
lice and AZ calls were investigat-
ed when residents thought some
one was breaking in.
Bluffton police have been
called for assistance by state or
county police on Ia different cas-
es.
A total of 108 accidents were
investigated, only one of which
resulted in fatality.
Chief Gaiffe's report showed
221 transients have been provid-
ed lodging in the town Jail, and
Sc of them fed breakfast by the
chief at his own expense.
Often, even in Bluffton, the po-
lice deal with rather rough Gus
toners, and on four occasions
the lives of the officers have been
threatened.
1t is an often thankless job -
preserving the peace and welfare
of the community, but both Bluff
ton officers seem to enjoy it.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-01-22
Bert Snlucker
Off to Cuba on
CARE Project

Bertran Smucker, former
BlufftOn man who heads up
the CARE office in New
York, left last week end
aboard a plane to set up an
emergency relief operation
for CARE in the Cuban prov
ince of Oriente.
Mr.. Smucker was to land
first in Havana where he will
stay at the SeviIla- -Biltmore
hotel and meet a former
CARE worker who speaks
Spanish to help him I'm his
work. From Havana he was
to go to San Diego.
Mr.. Smucker was stationed
in Europe with the CARE
organization for several
years and assisted in relief
work during the Hungarian
revolution.
He Is the son of Mrs. b. ID.
Smucker, 2S9 South Lawn
avenue.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-01-22
Report Deficit
On Christmas
Promotions Here

Falling revenue from the sale
of Treasure Hunt tickets to re-
tail merchants and a drop-on of
contributions to the Christmas
Lighting Fund this year created a
$500 deficit in the Bluffton Busi-
nessmen's association Christmas
promotion program, it was re-
ported this week.
Eugene Benroth, executive
secretary of the association, re-
ported that the total cost of the
program this year was 1886. 10.
Income from sale of Treasure
Hunt tickets to the merchants,
and business contributions to the
lighting fund amounted to 1886. so.
Cost of erecting the decora-
tons and materials used totaled
$46S.64. The Santa Claus party at
the Carma theatre for the young
ster cost $172.9O, the Treas
ure Hunt and Window Shopping
Night promotion cost $337.56,
and the New Years Baby Derby,
$6.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-01-22
Course in French
To Be Opened
In Lower Grades

A pilot program in elementary
French will be opened soon in
the Bluffton elementary school,
Miss Meredith Stepleton, princi-
pal, SAID this week.
Mrs. Kenneth Luginbuhl. mart
time foreign language instructor
at Bluffton college, will teach the
courses, which are now being
planned.
Miss Stepleton said the foreign
language will be taught to one
complete class and at least one
group in another. She said it may
be expanded to include even
more students.
She said elementary students
"can learn a second languarge
readily as their speech habits are
not yet fixed"
Teaching the foreign language
will be conducted as an expert
ment, and, if successful, the pro-
gram may be greatly expanded
in the grade school.
Miss Stepleton and other men,
bers of the grade school faculty
have been studying elementary
school foreign language pro-
grams for the past several
months.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-01-22
Business Assn
To Install New
Officers Jan. 28

Maurice Fett will be installed
as the new president of the
Bluffton Business Mems associa-
ton next Wednesday evening,
January %. at a dinner meeting
in the Edelweiss restaurant.
Other new officers who will
take over at the first meeting of
the new year are Walter Beck
as chairman of the association s
retail division; Paul King as vice
president and Eugene Benroth as
executive secretary.
Speaker of the evening will be
Robert Bertoli, manager of the
Lima office of Dun & Bradstreet,
who will explain the function of
the credit reporting service. He
will show an educational film on
Small Business U.S.A. - The
Story of Main Street"
Richard Jordan, Bluffton, a re-
porter for Dun & Bradstreet, will
accompany the manager at the
meeting.