Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 80, Number 31, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 14 February 1957 — Page 4

THURS. FEB. 14, 1957

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DR. JAMES C. MILLER Optometrist Now Located At 207 E. MARKET ST. Nappanee, Ind Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Closed Thursday TELEPHONE 651

FOR SHELL SHELL FURNACE OIL PHONE 500 NO. 1 PRIME WHITE AND Courteous Service TyndaSl Oil Cos.

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Money to Invest? PERHAPS VVE CAN HELP YOU Burton A. Uline Nappanee Representative PHONE 616 W. F. MARTIN INC. Member Midwest Stock Exchange

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Personal LLANN NURSING HOME* 952 W. WALnut. Nappanee, Phone 747. State Licensed, Rcttist* red Nurse Supervision. Completely new and modern. (tfcFA) CARD OF THANKS 1 wish to thank ail my friends for flowers, .alls and cards sent me during my stay in the hospital and since returning home. Patsy Warren IVISsc. for Sale VIISC. FOR SALE: HOOVER SWEEPER, good condition. Ph. Nap. 3792. (9cA) VIISC. FOR SAE: GOOD USED REFRIGEraior, reasonable. Ph. Lakeville 2598. (7FA) QUALITY REFRIGERATED APPLES. TAM’S Orchard on U.S. 24. Burnt, itsvillc, Ind. Open daily. (xcA) VIISC. FOR SALE: 2nd AND '3rd CUTTING alfalfa hav. Paul Schnnicker, Ph. L-473. (xFA) VIISC. TOR SALE: SEED OATS. CERTIFIED Cl.ntHirid. cleaned, bagged & tagged. Ivan D Hochsittler. I 1 2 mi. W of Nappanee on Rt 6. (7FA) VIISC. FOR SAI E: 200 BALES MIXED HAY and straw. Roy Blosscr, Ph. Nap. L-413. (8A) VIISC. FOR SAI F.: PALACE HOUSE TRAILer. 26 ft., with bath. Darwin Hivelv. Ph. Nap. 5724 or 206. (BcFA) VIISC. FOR SALE: BOSTON TERRIER PUPpii s. full blood*, and. 4 months old. Wayne Vv Wakarusa. Ph,. 755-RX. (BcFA> VIISC v FOR SALE: NAPPANEE BULLDOG pennants, 39c and 69c. Smith-Corona typewriters. no interest charge. Christian Light Press. Nappanee. , (BcA) VIISC. FOR SALE: NEW TYPEWRITER table. Also want washings, ironings to do in mv home, and will do cleaning. Ph. Nmp. 423 J. (8 A) .*•*?•*

VIISC. FOR SALE: GOOD USED CLOTHING at Otto’s Resale Shop. Open daily 9-6 except Thurs. & Sun. 2 mi. E Nappanee, 2nd hse south. (9cFA) VIISC. FOR SAIL: 1955 BRENTWOOD i house trailer. 36 It . like new. Ph. Nap. 4094, Garble Chupp. hnd of So. Jackson St., Nap- ! puiuu. <BF A) MISC. KOR SAI E: APPLES. HONEY. AND j cidur. Borkhokkr Oruli.ir, 5 miles north-west of N.inpjtWe on Goshen-Plymouth road. (tfcFA) j MISC. EUR SVLE: MOL lON M R COAT. brown, lull length, medium size, • excellent condition. Mrs. Vernon Sharkey. Ph. Nap. 3643. 405 \V. Indiana. (9cA) ' VIISC. FOR SALE: SIZE 10. LIGHT BLUE I straplevs Ijakrina length formal. Worn twice. $lO. Call*Nap. 511 alter 5 p.m. (9cA) VIISC. FOR SALE: TREE ROOTS DEI st roved with Klean-Fni-AU root destroyer. Sold and guaranteed at Farm Bureau Co-op at Nappanee. (7cA) VIISC. FOR SALE: CONSOLE COMB. RAdio and record plaxer. also several records. Ph. Nap. 3633. (9cA) MISC. FOR SALE: Ist AND 2nd CUTTING alfalfa hay. also Timothy Bronte and Alfalfa Mixed, by the ton. Delivered. Write for ! prices to George Mowat, Constantine, Mich., R I. (7A) CARPET CLOSE-OUTS: S.MO GREY 12 FT; by 19 ft. 6 in. leaf Wilton, $249: used green rug. SSO: $240 prey 12x15 scroll rug $167. Nt w supply small remnant ends. Bring your measurements. PI.E l (TIER FURNITURE 15? \Y. Market Nappanee (Sc FA.) VIISC. FOR SALE: BED WITH SPRINGS. chest, vanity and bench. Also men’s Chicago roller shoe skates, size 7. Hartman Motel, Ph. Nap. 1 -490. (xA) MSSC. FOR SALE: WHITE HI LLESS POPcorn. 10c lb. I mi. south 6 east of Nappanee at bridge. Call alien,4 p.nt. No Sunday sales. Hailey .Niiiler. Milto.ru. (tfcA) MISC. FOR SAIF: CUANNELDRAIN AND eOirug.ted rooting. all sizes. Farm fences, baling wire .rai.'road end posts. Structural steel. Reasonable. Bourbon Junk Yard, ' Phone 2-3205. (ttcA) MISC. FOR SALE: CL IF. HEALTHY, REGistored Boxer puppies, one male, 2 female, If) wks old. Robert Rumfelt, Milford, Ph. OL 6-4743. S.F. of Nappanee. (9cA) MISC. FOR SAII.: GOOD COMMANDER wood or coal burning heating stove, reasonable. Ph. Nap. 4551. 401 S. Him. (xcA) MISC. FOR SALE: PIANO. HOBART VI. Cable upright. Good condition. 405 N\ .'Madison. Ph. Nap. 55. (xcA) MISC. FOR SALE: BRAND NEW TV, portable Westinghou.se. with antenna. Full [ warranty, Sa\e S4O. Bremen Li 6-7331. (xcAF) USED FURNITURE: MAPLE DINING room buMet 529.50; Maple chest of drawers, $12.50; oak dresser &mirror,. $10; 2-pce red living room suite and table, table lamp and floor lamp $59.50; blue velour sola bed, $39.50: pre-season sale of canvas baby strollers $3.95. FLETCHER FURNITURE 152 Wl Market Nappanee (xcl A) VIZ SC. FOR SALE: UNFINISHED FlßMture desk:, chests bookcases, and many other items. See our fine selection. Save with untinished furniture. It's easy to finish with new, modern wood finishes available at Deisch Supply Cos., 151 E. Walnut, Ph. Nap. 654. (tfcA) RETURNED MERCHANDISE: PAY ONXY balance due. 3 pee. blonde bedroom suite; 5 pee. green & chrome breakfast set. Westinghouse automatic washer. Every item at big savings. ' V PI.ETCHER Ft RNITURE 152 W. Market Nappanee (xcl A) VIISC. FOR SALE: PITTSBURGH GLASS tops. We are now equipped to make *S; V finish glass tops for your furniture. Protect your fine furniture with glass. Deisch Supply Cos., 151 E. Walnut, Ph. Nap. 654. (tfcA) MISC. FOR SALE: 1954 MOTOROLA TV* radio, and 3 speed phonograph combination. Sold new tor $495, will sell for SIOO. Call Nap. 128- (7A) MISC. FOR SALE: PITTSBURGH PRO paints. I >r that certain color see us. We carry the most complete selection of quality paints in t<sjis area. Decorate now with these new odorless paints. Deisch Supply Cos., 151 L. Walnut, Ph. Nap. 654. (tfcA) SEED OA® Certified registered Newton ......... $2.25 Certified Registered Bentland $1.90 Certified Cliiitland $1.75 Place your orders now. FARM BUREAU CO-OP Ph. 97 Nappanee (9c FA)

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COMPARE THE PRICES Discount or everything. 6c TV lead wire, 3c ft.; $5 bo ie antennas. $2.99; SJO giant metal wardrobes $24.95: $239 new TV, $179.95; S6O golf s is with bag. $34.95; S3O golf carts, $9.95; s2t steel shelving units. $9.95; sl2 steel foo itckers, $7.99; sl2 officers dress shoes. $< 35. Buy, sell, or trade. If you don't nece it, trade or sell it to us for cash. VtLSONS SURPLUS US 33 W„ GOSHEN 07EN EVENINGS (tfcA) Services GRASZ SHOE REPAIR, 105 N. NAPP. .NEE. SEE 808 CALLANDER FOR THE NEW broad for in Auto insurance policy. 206 W Market Sr , Phone Nap. 110. (tfc) SEE US IOR REAL ESTATE LOANS * insurance VVm. Neher & Son, Phone Nap. 354. (tfc) IN ANY E IND OF SERVICING, EVEN IN SAW FI INCi Only the “Best" is good enough. JYERS REPAIR SHOP, 608 W. Walnut S . (91'A) UPHOLSTE (INC ALL KINDS. MANY different abrics and coverings to choose from. Pit -up and delivery service. Stanley Hoover, none Wakarusa 632-W. (BFA) HARNESSES REPAIRED A OILED. BRING in before Spring rush. New work & buggy harness, ,* ony saddles & harness for sale. Ivan D. 1 ocstetler, 1 mi. W of Nappanee on Rt 6. (7FA) GAS ENGINES AND LAWNMOWERS, eompletc service. New chainsaws reduced. ZKIGF.R VVEI.DING, Wakarusa. Open Saturdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. or write for pickup t 509 Cleveland, Elkhart, Ind. (tfcAF) NOTICE We now h .e three barbers at Corl’s barber shop Qu .it/ nair cutting SI. t>Open all day Thursday, and Wednesday and Saturday nights till 9. Also open noon hour for your convenien Ward Corl. (8A) BARG WIN HEADQUARTERS • “Quality Farm Equipment’* Plymonth Farm SUPPLY Your JOHN DEERE Dealer > DRIVE safely: And SAVE on vour Auto insurance with our SAFE D LIVER DISCOUNT for Careful Drivers. (Jet our quotation on Meridian Mutual’s Bread Coverage PACEMAKER policy be ore you renew. All Forms of Insurance) ' VILLAKD M. NAYLOR 112 E. Ma ket St. Phone 290 ufcA)

WE ARE COW KOUIPPED TO SHARPEN all power and hand mowers. Also we can repair an overhaul small gas engines. For a cortiplti ? mower service call us to pick up your mov Jr or bting it in. Latest and best equipment to do a good and complete job. Let us si rvice your mower now so it will be ready of* you when you start your mowing season. Diisch- Supply Cos., 151 E. Walnut. Ph. Nap. 654. (tfcA)

2|% Interest Paid o a One-Year Certificates of Deposit. STATE BANK OF NAPPANEE > Phone 44 , (tfcFA)

Used Cars USED CAR: 1946 BUICK SUPER* CLEAN, radio & heater, turn signals, tires very good, new battery, reasonable. Call Nap. 128. (7A) USED CAR: 1956 PLYMOUTH VB, 4 DR. sedan, ! O.fHX) miles. Darwin Hively, Ph. Nap. 57.24 or 206. (7cA) USED CARSTI9SO CHEVE BEL AIR H.T. and 1949 Plymouth. Ph. Nap. R-181. James O Brown, 1. (xA) USED CAR: ’52 CHRYSLER SARATOGA coupe, power steering, power brakes, motor in uood condition, good body. Phone Nap. L-574. (7A) USED CAR: 195! PLYMOUTH STATION wagon. <if will trade for house trailer or lot in Osceola. Write L. I). Irvine, RR 2, North Liberty, Ind. (7FA> USED CAR: 1951 NASH 4 DR. SUPER Statesman. Andrew Otto, 2 mi. east of Nappanee, 2u house south, Ph. R-390. (BcF^., Wanted WANTED: -TO COVIPLETE MY COLLECtion, I watit to buy 1907 and 1930 Nappanee High School Annuals. Phone 370. Mary Louise Layer. (8A) WANTED; TO RENT HOUSE WITH 2 OR 3 bedrooms in or near Nappanee. Reply to Jack c Advance-News. (BA> Help Wanted HOUSEWIVES EARN MONEY IN YOUR own home. Will be interviewed in home. Write Box. 30, Nappanee, Ind. Give complete address and phone number. (8A) SALESMEN. MEN FOR PART OR FULL employment with old reliable company. Write Box 30, Nappanee, Ind. Give address and phono number. <BA). COST OF THINGS GOING UP FASTER than your income? You can make more full or part/lime as a Rawleigh Dealer in Cities of Nappanee & Wakarusa or Bremen. Write for full particulars. Rawlcigh’s, Dept. INB 54-RR. Freeport, 111. (7A) ~ ? , EXPERIENCED SPRAY PAINTERS Must be willing to work 2nd shift. Apply In person, no phone calls. Lone Star Boat Cos., Bremen, Ind. (xcl-A) HELP W 1): PART-TIME JOB PICKING IT newspapvtf ads and assisting in general office and ma \ mg work. Hours can be arranged to suit. Someone with car preferred. Full-time job cat be arranged for someone experienced in bookkeeping or desiring permanent office position. Advance-News, 156 W. Market, Napparree. (tfFA) HELP W VD: EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER who eh toy s responsibility and a variety of work besides bookkeeping. Present office manage* retiring to part time and this Will be a good permanent job for the right person. Ma ore w oman without family responsibilities preferred. Aivancc-News, 156 W. Market, Nappanee. Apply by letter or in person office. (tfFA) HELP W D: SECRETARY AND CLERK typist. We have openings for a clerk typist who likes to work with figures. Also need a secretary or stenographer who takes shorthand. Both jobs offer glean modern offices, good : carting salary, plus free hospital, surgical and life insurance. Hours 8 to 5 with liberal vacation plan. Apply in person Monday thru Friday 8:30 to 4:30 to B. Lee Fischer. Weatherhead Cos., Syracuse, Ind. . (xcA) Employment Wtd. E.MP. WTi): PART TIME JOB, EVENINGS after 5 and all day Wednesday. Ph. Nap. 734. , . (7 A) Sales WAKARUSA COMMUNITY SALE Sale Each Thursday Bring w’rat you have to sell and buy what you need. > Sale Barn Phone 371 Store Phone 88 J. A. Miller, Owner (tfcA) Livestock > LIVESTOCK FOR SALE: PUREBRED Y^RKshire ars and Gilts. Lawrence Faulstich. mile wc;,t Monterey. (xcA) 8 SHETI AND PONY MARES BROWN, hais, r ans and spots, all under 42”. Ralph Biggs. McKibben Street, Wabash, Ind. Phone 869. (XcA) UVESTO -K: TWO BEAUTIFUL YOUNG Shetlar. ponies; Andrew Otto, 2 mi. east of Nappanee. 2nd bouse south. Ph. R-390. ' (BcFA> For Rent FOR RE: m 6 ROOM MODERN HOUSE. ' garage i garden. 4¥* mi. cast of Nappanee. Ph. 4. • OtA) FOR UNFURNISHED ATT.. 3 RMS and b.'.u. Outside entrance. 2nd floor. All utilltie. furnished except gas for cooking. Ph. > >. 5190. (9A) FOR HI SJt Ist FLOOR APT. 3 RMS A bath t/nished, private entrance, garage if desire,/ Available Mar. !. Jobe Bigler. Ph. Nappe, e 299 j after 5 p.m. (9A)

LOUIS BROWNS are defunct S. but not their fans who elected f Helen Traubel, former Metropoli--I.'; itan Opera star, official mascot of o $3,000,000 project to boost liquid oxygen output i.ju pet cent at this Chicago plant of National Cylinder Gas Company as part of its broad expansion program in North and South America.

FOR- RENT: NEW FLOOR SANDER AND eager. Bolt Store, Bremen, Phone Li 6-8761. ■ . ■ ' (BcA) FOR RENT; APARTMENT, 3 ROOMS AND bath, everything furnished. 351 E. Market. For information ball Nap. 75. (9A) FOR RENT: .APARTMENT. 6 RMS AND bath, hot water, built in cupboards, 5 closets. gas range, refrigerator. Can wash in basement. S4O rtio. 355 S. Main, Cali Millwood 510. (xA) FDR RENT: POULTRY FARM, MODERN SQOO hen capacity. 1 mile from town. Shown by .appointment, W. J. Redick, Warsaw, Ind. Ph0he.3076-M. (7FA) FOR RENT OR SALE: 27 ft. HOUSE TRAILer; Home evenings. Charles Adams, Ph. Nap. 4384. (BcFA) FOR REM: BUILDING 20x46, SUITABLE for small factory,; repair shop, storage. Concrete. floor, truck entrance. Vi mile W of Nappanee at Evergreen Tree Nursery. (10FA) Real Estate R.E. FOR SALE: LOTS, t MILE EAST, : /i misc north of Nappanee. Contact Eli A. Mast if interested, i (9EA) R.E. FOR SALE: LOT ON W: CEN FENNIAJ. St., water & sevver 'into the lot. Wm. F. Nyher & Son, 208 E. Market, Ph. Nap. 354. V ■ ' . " (tfcA) U.E. FOR SALE: 120 ACRES OF GOOD land, fair buildings, fair fences. 3 x fi mi SW of Nappanee. Possession on or before Mar: 1. Wm: F.' Neher' & Son, 208 E. Market, Ph. Nap. 354. (tfcA) FARM FOR SALE 40 acres all good tillable land between Nappanee & Etna Green \ : i mile off road 19, on tar roLd, east of Camp Creek church. Good fences, nice all modern, 3 bedroom house, barn, corncrib, chicken house. Spring possession, Willard Higgins, RR 1 Etna Green, Phone Millwood 570. (9cFA) - REAL ESTATE 3 apartment dwelling, with doubly garage. Excellent condition. Sound investment property. Close in on W. Walnut Street. Cash or terms. Modern bungalow ,on E. Market Street. Living room, bedroom, kitchen,.utility room. bath. Garage. Heated with bottled gas space heater; Custom built kitchen, gas water heater, storm windows, well insulated. Lot 75'x210’. Excellent home for small family or couple. Priced to sell at S7OOO. WILLARD M. NAYLOR 112 E. Market St. Phone 290 (8c A)

A HOME OF YOUR OWN! New Listings * 4 bedroom home, l&'i baths, basement, garage, screened in porch, good condition, NE Section, SII,OOO. * 3 bedroom home, basement, garage, carpeted, NW Section, $7500. Several unit apartment house, ideal rental investment, income $320/JRO. * • * *' 2 bedroom home in top condition, many extras, price reduced to real buy! NW Section. SeVeraJ building lots arc still available for your future home site. Terms. GOOD SMALL BUSINESS, quick possession, excellent income. 1 acre tract with 3 bedroom home, barn, and new chicken house. 3 mi. E and 4 mi. N. Early possession. < Many other livings in wide price range and location. RAY HOPEWELL AGENCY Real Estate Is Our Business 158 S. Main Phone 184 (xcA) Dr. and Mrs. L.. F. WicLmoyer went to Green Bay, Wis., Thursday t* visit their son-in Jaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.. Lew Rymkus and twins, Pat and Mike. They returned home Monday evening. Mrs. Harry Frick of Wawaka, spent Saturday with her, sisterMrs. Floyd Grasz..

NAPPANEE IRON & METAL CO. S. Oakland Ave. Phone (5620 HIGHEST PRICES PAID / * • For Juuk - Wrecked Cars - Trucks We Soil Used Auto Parts & Tires

Legal Notices NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Circuit Court of Elkhart County, Indiana. Notice is hereby given that Cora E. Ruff was on the Bth day of February, 1957, appointed:. Administratrix of the estate of Amos Ruff, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said Court within six months from the date of the first publication of this neftice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Goshen, Indiana, this 9th day of February, 1957. Albert E. Virgil Clerk of the Circuit Court for Elkhart County, Indiana Joseph W. Kindig. Attorney Pubjlsh Feb. 14, 21, 28, 1957 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Jn the Circuit Court of Elkhart County, Indiana. ' Notice is hereby given that V. Pearl Swihart was on the sth day of February, 1957, appointed: Administratrix of the estate of Maude A. Hummel deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due. must file the same in sp.id Court within six months from the date of tiie first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Goshen, Indiana, this 6tli day of February, 1957. Albert E. Virgil Clerk of the Circuit Court for Elkhart County, Indiana Joseph W. Kindig. Attorney Publish Feb. .14, 21, 28, 1957 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of ELKHART County, Indiana, will, at 1 P.M. on the 21st day of February. CST, 1957 at the County Council Room, in the City of Goshen, Indiana in said County, begin investigation of the applications of the following named persons, requesting the issue to the applicants, at the locations hereinafter set out, of the Alcoholic Beverage Permits of the classes hereinafter designated and will, at said time and place, receive information concerning the fitness of said applicants, and the propriety Oi issuing the permits applied for to such applicants at the premises named: Robert M. Williamson, 74624 (Grocery) Beer & Wine r*tah*r, 5f4 N. 9th St., Goshen, Indiana. Lake W. Headley. 74520 (Grocery) Beer &. Wine Dealer, 905 W. Pike St., Goshen, Indiana. Gale Headley, 7456.9 (Grocery) Beer & Wine Dealer, 404 Middleburv St., Goshen, Indiana. SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS REQUESTED. INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION. By E. C. Minniear Executive Secretary Noble Ellis Chairman Publish Feb. 14 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE STATE OF INDIANA ) ) SS: COUNTY OF ELKHART ) IN THE ELKHART CIRCUIT COURT FEBRUARY TFRM, 1957. ESTATE NO. 8175 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF NANCY H. BOLLMAN, DECEASED. The undersigned Administrator, c.t.a., hereby gives notice by virtue of an order of the Elkhart Circuit Court, he will at the hour of 10 o’clock A.M. (E.S.T.), on the 2nd day of March* 1957, at the office of Joseph W. Kindig. Attorney-at-law, Nappanee, Indiana, and from day to day thereafter until sold, offer for sale at private sale all of the interest of said decedent in and to the following described real estate situated in Elkhart County, State of Indiana, to-wit: Lot No. 29 in Stauffers’ Fourth Addition to the Town, now City, of Nappanee, Indiana, said property also being ,known 1 and described as 657 East Centennial Street, Nappanee, Indiana. Sa(d sale will be made subject to the approval of the Elkhart Circuit* Court for not less than the full appraised value of said real estate and for cash. Sale will be made free and clear of all liens and encumbrances, except the 1957 taxes, due and payable in 1958, which will be assumed by the buyer. Clarence Young, Administrator, c.t.a. of the estate of Nancy H. Bollman, deceased. Joseph W. Kindig, Attorney Publish Feb. 14, 21, 1957

Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Rassi entertained at dinner and supper Sunday Rev. and Mrs. Richard Ummcl and family of Brazil. S. America, Mr. and Mrs. Weybufn Johnson, India, and Mr. and' Mrs. Grants Sloss of Africa. Mrs. W. J. Prucha of Berkley, Calif., arrived Friday to visit her father, Edward Freese and other relatives and to attend the wedding of her nephew Fred Wilt and Sally Jo Kissinger at South Bend Feb. 9. LOSE LICENSE Carl Ray Mortis. 706 N. Main, has his license to drive suspended until April 17 on a charge of reckless driving, the state board of motor vehicles reports.

'RUSS SCIENCE STUDENT PLAN NO SCARE'; RULE

STOOPS REVEALS PLAN TO SHARE TOP TEACHERS; TEACHERS RESIST There is no alarm to the security cf America in recent reports that Russia will produce 400,000 scientists in the next five years, according to High School Teacher Dean Rule’s speech at Kiwanas Monday. Though the U. S. will produce only 150,000 scientists in the same time, Russia’s science teaching up to 1953 was “crude” Rule stated. He scoffs at statements of Russian leaders that Russia will spread its “communism” thru the world .vithout war, because Russia will lecome so enormously rich ecoaoimically. Russia may end its big plans vith five million engineers but nothing else, he added. More pay for college teachers, •vas his plea. He said that a college teacher with a bachelors degree jets $2,600 a year and the average IU teacher with a PhD gets $4,700 Rule told of plans for teaching chemistry and physics in Nappaxee high school, which include" trengthening guidance plans and providing laboratory equipment tor each student instead of the old nethod Os group experiments, which often permitted horseplay ;o creep in, he added. High school Principal James O. Weddle interjected that Nappanee ’las 200 r c more students in its xnence classes than Goshen. Nappanee therefore does not lag, he ;aid, in starting students in the xience.s, as recent statements of Dr. Strauss, who gained national lot ice by raising the scare over Russia’s science drive, implied' was rue for the whole U. S. Supt. Osborn added, that when he was at Rolling Prairie a science eacher left school to take a job it Benclix that paid SIOO more a nonth and gave the teacher 12 nontlis work. He added “We haven't been able to keep teachers ntemsted in , teaching chemistry.” W. R. Kendall, former school -uperintendent, said from the floor .hat hundreds of students have been lost to the study of science presumably on account of low pay.) He said he didn’t believe that Dean Rule cared to mention his ©alary but that he (Rule) would be istoniished to learn the average aay of a Nappanee factory worker. Rule staled he gets $4,500 for the school year. LaMar Stoops, school board president, revealed a plan he has that presumably would provide nore teachers for the science studies. His plan is to have a top-ranking teacher- perhaps one day at Nsppanee high school, one day at Bremen, Milford and Wakarusa; to have several schools share the burden of much higher pay. He added that school men resist the idea. Rule said he teaches several studies ar.d that when a teacher teaches the same thing to five classes a day, “he is shot”, exhausted by repetition. George Rose said that is just what engineers and such scientists do in industry; work steadily for the day at their experiments or other work which is necessarily repetitious. Supt. Osborn backed Rule’s conclusions that monotony is mentally exhausting. Nappanee high school offers students high school and college algebra, plane and solid geometry and trigonometry, Weddle stated, in answer to questions about math. Students lake a test for general mathematics in their junior year and, if they need it, finish high school with the general math refresher course; a little geometry, a little algebra and refresher course in arithmetic. High school guests at Kiwanis were Ned Hoover, Lester Deiner, Leßoy Chupp and Frank Boiinger.

Most people spend more (time and energy in going around problems than in trying to salve them.

WANT AD Os DER BLANK F©7 ' 6,800 Combinet Circulation 75c for 20 Words, 3c E ch for Extra Words Three Times for The Price of Two Ads (A 7-5 cAD COSTS $1.50 TANARUS RUN THREE WEEKS) If you have something to sell, or want to bu? something, want to hire somebody or need a job yourself, Advance-News and Farm and ome classified ads offer yon a wide circulation at small cost. Research shows that mor people regularly read the want ads t han any other part of the paper. Smart businessr n also take advantage of this wide readership to keep their name and address and flu service they offer always before the publio at just a few cents a week. CLASSIFICATION; (For Sale. For Rent, Personal, Business ' ' ' Service, etc.) (Name, address or phone used in ad ar counted when figuring cost of ad.) Number of Weeks ad is to run Your Name Amount Enclosed ■HfHuidßnsßunßUMUMuuaa Address (Billing charge of 10c on ads of leaa . i than S1.00) . MAIL TO ADVANCE-NEWS. NAPPANEE, IND. OF JEAVE AT THE OFFICE AT 1M W. MARKET — - - - ' ... . .L;. r, . .

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-Mr. and Mrs. Ilarvev Bollmian called on Mr. and lrs. Christ Hartman., north of Niaipanee, and Mrs. Rclumian’s aunt, if Anna Hoover, west of Goshen, tjfnday afternoon.

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SHORTAGE OF CIENTISTS FELT BY DISEAf FIGHTERS .. . As you’ve read me and again, there’s a drastic ortage of scientists in our land. Industry is feeli the pinch and it isn’t alone. Met ‘ine feels it too. In the latter a a, the lack of scientists, for exe \ple, is holding back the fight age ist the greatest health problems o; our time—heart disease and cancer I got the straig dope on this matter recently fre i Dr. Edgar V. Allen, senior consu int in medicine at Mayo Clinic anc president of the American Heart A ?ociatioc. Featured speakei at the Indiana Heart Fund kickof meeting in Indianapolis, he laid Sit on the line. He appealed to Ind oa Heart Foundation officials to assume leadership in courting th interest of our best young scientif minds for the fight against heart sease. “We have a dl cit of trained scientific minds, ; i to a lesser degree, of physicit 3 interested in diseases of the hear and blood vessels,” the AHA pr ident declared. He suggested tl V the Indiana heart group initiate thesis contest for Indiana Univei ty Medical School students. E recommended that the author of t best essay on heart receive a i )dest financial award and a free ti to the annual scientific assembly the American Heart Association. : Further, Dr. All - advised the Indiana heart fund s leaders to encourage the interes of high school students. He compl: ented them on the recent organizat i of the Junior Heart Board. MorS than 60 outPLEASE INCH. E OLD ADDRESS, WHEN ll IPORTING A CHANGE OF DDRESS ON FOUR SUBSCRIPT ON.

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standing high school junior* and i seniors, representing all areas of the state, are members of the Indiana Junior Heart Board. Dr. Allen disclosed that the American Heart Association is in the process of establishing a Council on Biologic Sciences. “The aim of this council will be to interest high school students in careers in medicine and biologic research,” he said. The big problem right now is money. More money is needed immediately to get more and more research scientists involved in the battle against heart disease. Our doctors and scientists are a combat team against heart disease—the leading cause of death and disability. Because of their efforts in heart research, more and more people who suffer from diseases affecting the heart and blood vessels can now lead happy, useful lives. We—the American public—share the credit with medical science for this progress through all-out support of the Heart Fund. Medical aessarch purchased with your Heart Fund dollars makes possible continuing advances against heart disease. To help safeguard your heart, and the hearts of those you love, give now to Indiana Heart Foundation, 615 N. Alabama St., Indianapolis 4, Ind. Or send a contribution to HEART, care of your local post office. Remember, when you help ypyr Heart Fund, you help YOUR heart! * * * SO THEY SAY . . . When you have your back to the wall and your ear to the ground, your shoulder to the wheel and your nose to the grindstone, your head level and both feet on the ground—you’re net a contortionist; you’re just like the rest of us. * * • LIKED THIS ONE . . .A schoolboy was making a speech on the national debt. He said: ‘Tt’s too bad that future generations can t be here at this time to see the wonderful things we are doing with their money.” MOTHER GOOSE 1957 Jack and Jill went up the hill But not to look for water; Jack fell down and cracked, his cranium, Jill went on, and found uranium. * * * There was an old woman Who lived: in a shoe, With so many children She flipped. What to do? And then a bright idea hit ’er, She simply hired a baby sitter. —Carl Helm Saturday afternoon and supper guests of Mrs. Mabel Maust, N. Main, were Bill Morris 'and' family, ELkhart. Mr. and Mi’s. Bob Weaver and sons and the Harold Silvers called after supper. Mrs. Jesse Pippenger, north of Nappanee. and Mr. and Mrs. Ferril Miller dined Sunday with the latter’s sen, Mr. and Mi’s. James Miller, W. Centennial. • :l ‘■‘You were doing sixty miles an hour!” “Why officer, how could I? I haven’t been out art hour.” *

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