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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-31
COUNTY RECEIVES
MONEY FROM STATE

Several checks have received re-
Gently by Auditor Frank T. Nc
Curdy from the auditor of state.
Largest was for $4,000 from the
gasoline tax fund for highway pur-
poses. Others were:
$190.18 for the blind fund from
the Federal government; $1078 for
Aid TO the Dependent children;
S25477 for relief funds; $4O111
for Aid of Defendent children
from the Federal government and
$70080 subsidy to the county
health fund.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-31
o SOMERSVILLE
BY CLINTON DAVIS

Mrs. Allie Cheney, Mrs. Francis
Arthur and William McCurdy, of
Redwood, were last Wednesday
evening supper guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Taylor were
also callers at the Fish home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foster call
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James w. Davis last Friday
evening.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-31
$3.50 DANCE FRIDAY
AT MAGNETIC SPRINGS

$3.50 Dance at the Magnetic
Springs High School Gymnasium.
MiIler's Orchestra. Sponsored by
the All Clubs of Magnetic for the
benefit of the Camp Clifton I'M
proyement Fund. Refreshments.
Public invited Friday night, June
l, 1945.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-31

Mrs. Martin Wilson, of Marys-
vile Rt. 3, maid of the Incor hotel,
has been confined to her home be-
cause of illness for the past six
weeks. She will have a birthday
June 3 and would appreciate birth
day card shower from heD many
friends.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-31

News items about Union
COunty's boys In the armed SER
vices OF the United States, for
publication in this column, are
invited by the JOurnal. COntri-
buttons should be mailed to the
Service Editor of the Journal
or telephone to Mrs. w. W
Behrens. Phone 4-267I.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-31
CHANGE OF ADDRESS

Richard L. Boerger F. 2/c, S.S.-
c. Bks., 3O5 Sec. B. Sill: S.,
u. S. N. T. c., Great Lakes, I'll.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-31

FOR SALE heavy tandem disc,
one Mccormick Deering and one
MasSey-Harris; 2 tractor plows;
will trade for livestock. v. E. Jol-
lift, phone 1858. 5-31-2ts
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remaining ON the island.

remaining on the lSldtlQ.
/ am happy to comply with your
request that l send some articles
which wore upon my entrance in
TO Manila, and am enclosing here
with two sets of stars, chose them
because | believe that they have
better chance of reaching you in
time for the sham battle that is
being planned for June , than some
more bulky item.
With best wishes for a successful
campaign, which is always assured
in good old patriotic Union County
/ am
Sincerely yours
Robert S. Beightler
Major General, USA
Commanding"
This is very appropriate, as a.
bout half of the men participating
in the Infantry show are veterans
of the 37th Division who saw ac-
tion in the South Pacific. Provision
has been made to quarter these
men at the ArmOry on steel cots
and army mattresses furnished by
FIT Hayes.
The same unit which is to appear
here staged its show at Ohio Stad-
ium last night. According to those
who saw il it was a thriller. Come
rain or shine the show will go on.
This is the biggest spectacle of the
7th War Loan. Don't miss il.
Included in the schedule of ac-
tivities arranged for the infantry
show participants is a swim in
MarySville's beautiful pool. Here
are the exact arrangements for the
Infantry detachment.
Friday
pm. Arrival of convoy. To be
met at the southeast corner Of
town by a police foficer, who will
escort the convoy first to the Ar
mory, for unloading of the troops
personal gear).
$50 TO 4 pm Parking of
trucks at the State Highway Gar
age.
A to Showers, etc. at the
Armory, where steel army cots
with mattresses and blankets will
he set up in the main hall
to 8 pm Dinner at the
Steak House or Buffers.
7 p.m.-Army band concert, Pu-
bic Square.
pm Swim at the Marysville
pool.
9 PM VIEW club, or Armory,
both of which are thrown open for
the Detachment's use during its
stay in town.
Saturday
10 am. Weapons display in pu-
bic square (Armory hall in case
of wet weather..
y noon Lunch period.
pm. Army band concert, to
draw interest to weapons display
on public square.
5 Dinner given by Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars at their club
room, 1lSl2 N. Main st.
pm.-FairgTOundS for setting
up exhibit, etc.
7 PM Start of the show.
8 pm IntermiSSion, talk by
Mrs. Robert S. Beightler).
8 pm Auctioning of Gen.
Beightler's stars.
pm Attack on Jap" pjllboX.
A committee Of Marysville ladies
to accompany Mrs. Beightler, an
honor guest at the show will con-
sist of: Mrs. Angus MacIvOr, Mrs.
Robert j. MaCIvOr, Mrs. Irwin
Henry and Mrs. John Dutro.
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BROTHERS MEET IN INDIA

While Pvt. Miles D. Mathys, of
West Mansfield, was strolling
through the Medical Camp in India,
he met his brother, Pvt. Thomas
d. Mathys, of Marysville, who had
just arrived in that camp the night
before. They were both greatly
surprised a neither knew the
other was there. The two brothers
have had wonderful visits togeth-
er end, as last reported, are still
in that same camp. They are the
sonsof Mr.. and Mrs. Clement j.
Mathys, of Raymond.
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ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNAL
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-31
ABOARD A CRUISER IN THE

ABOARD A CRUISER IN THE
PACIFIC-T ON Kaufman, Is,
seaman, second class, of Wood
stock, finds more than lyrical sig
nificance in the popular phrase
pass the ammunition" He is a
clipper for an antiaircraft bat
terry and is charged with seeing
that each clip of 40-mm shells is
properly loaded and available for
instant use.
I'm the Navy since October, 1914,
he has seen action at Two Jima and
Okinawa. The grandson of Mrs.
Mary f. Forsythe, Woodstock Rt.
/, he was a farmer before enter
ing service.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-31

WITH THE BIND INFANTRY
DIVISION, Northern Luzon, P. l.
Private Floyd E. Jackson, whose
wife is Mrs. Shirley Jackson, Mid
dleburg, has been awarded the
Philippine Liberation Medal by the
Commonwealth Government for
his role in the fighting on Leyte
and LuZon.
The award was announced by
Mai. Gen. William H. Gill, Com
mander of the 32d Red Arrow"
Infantry Division
Pvt. Jackson entered the Army
in December, 1943, and came over
seas in May, 1914. He also holds
the Asiatic Theater ribbon with
one battle star. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel E. Jackson of
Raymond.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, available reg. weekly.
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ACCOUNTANT, graduate, age "a. with one
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position in cp.a.'s office. Can give refer.
ence. Box 327-G Star 10"
ATT. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT OWN.
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oughly experienced In all phases of hote
responsible connection in or out of city
ATTORNEY. familiar with title work and
land records in Arlington and Fairfax
Counties, would like to search titles on q
part time basis for law firm in either
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Box 343-G, Star. 1as
sst.Ssnse MAN ssl0Te5 81 vsnts o0 good
sreener pastures out Of country or rovins
advertising section large washington
organization;, well-trained, color transpar.
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SECRETARY, correspondent, supvr., Office
assistant, possessing pleasing personalit!
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Sse6ln SSisenargsd veteran, 22 years experience
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SHOW CARD sign WRITER, wants eve.
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YOUNG MAN, 23. with Q. years college
work desires permanent clerical position
affordine. opportunity for advancement;
$40 week. MR.. GREENMAN, RE. 0543
Evening star., 1945-08-17
SITUATIONS WoMEh.

BO0KKEEPER-ACCOU ADMINISTERS
tive assistant; college education; broad ex-
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DRESSMAKING, designing, remodeline, al
terations; reasonable. MISS BERT, 1880
LEGAL AND COPY TYPING done o at home.
Call MRS. SCHUMANN, AID. 1929. Elite
type.
NURSE, colored, trained, practical ex-
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SSaaI,TR. SaI TR. S557 to 9 pm;
experienced, desires permanent position
with opportunity for advancement in re-
liable, growing business: L. 5269. 19*
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TYPIST, experienced. desires work to do
YOUNG WOMAN, capable, business experi-
ence. interested in working for small
agency where there would be chance to
ing and commercial art experience; S45
week minimum. Box 329-G, Star. 19s
Evening star., 1945-08-17
PERSONAL.

WANTED WHITE WOMAN housekeeper,
peasant working conditions, good salary.
f0r information call TIE. 57e6 after 8 Pm
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Sang S1aTnigGht, IT, II you are In need Of q loan UP to
WILL PAY TOP price for furniture of apt.
ns5s9haps MophRN PsElss 152G STUDIO
nnSns meriy Of 9th ave-, n; r. centrally located
sHT sSas moerse TO 9rde nras ss rfES Eek nd
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tele. INQUIRE about special offer Of slip
coyers cover made from our own fabric. MI.
WANTED, woman to act as housekeeper
and take care Of 3 well,behaved children.
Miss i s SMITH. II TR. s4a4 Ext. ?afy2. BET: 5
SLIP, SIP 6oyfRs ssG vo;G CO sea9 s %
ersperss rfpef s
pkfviNGi pk4fvSihti efo0fsiGfa To REHoBorH BEACH, pm
sss 1ssarn SS0ns sSo Me- 6sSs SaH sh o
NURSING HOME VACANCIES, semiprivate
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sad sfseient service. aios ' i4th st. INV. INV.
v2cANcY for Dea eldeyiy assntleman or lady
lovely single room, next to bath; also
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slip COVERS AND DRAPEs and bed
spreads made to order. AID, eaSs:
Tonic Tablets pep up bodies old solely be-
cause lacking iron; also supply vitamin
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raTs sSe ME s4 s ssamPI9 H8pEE gd Rssr Hos
2aH1Y Hh H11TYsERt oSnftREp an WoMAN aye teaches Eng
lish. self-confidence, freedom from self
CONSCIOUSNESS. French conversation, public
Evening star., 1945-08-17

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re.
paired quickly; factory-trained mechanics
Machines purchased. Inquire RE 1928
OFFICE MACHINE CORP. Bond Bldg.
AWNINGS and frames made, Installed, re.
moved All extra heavy and light weight
canvas articles made or repaired. Get
PROCTER and don't gamble. Elk. 9797
prompt service. AWNING SERVICE CO.
1890 Georsia ave. NV. RA. 5100. 49,
CARPENTERNG, storm windows, screens
and general repair work. Cali BOOHER &
AINSWORTH at DI 0122
CLEANING of upholstered furniture and
sensational results guaranteed; work done
IN your own home. For estimate call
MR.. CRuLEY. any time. NO. 50s1.
CONSOLIDATED ROOFING CO.-Nev
work or repairs; cutters and downspouts
Call for free estimate RA. 4476. 20'
ELECTRIC WIRING. fixtures extra out
ELEC; GO, 3so2 Ga; ave. RA., S39i.
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS-Washington ant
Montgomery County at all hours Fret
ELECTRICAL TRoUBLE.-e4-h hour serv.
ice; Repairs and new. installations WIRING
and refrigerator repairs. DI 0122. 21'
ELECTRICIAN-Instal and repairfns
of waH plugs and fixtures . specially
TR. 345e. 1as
Evening star., 1945-08-17
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ROOFING, GUTTERING. downspoutine and
general sheet-metal work; immediate sery-
GuARANTEGE2D9 HOME rMpRovEMEN4s-
we DO paperir1g. painting. screening, elect
wiring, weather stripping. roofine, insula
ton, asbestos siding and all types of home
No fTea sash esTn Small mSnhy
GoNTSAcTING { ; "A 1s1s CO. s15 New York aye
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, naestone
MARcUec1o Route fe'nnefs =. Horners nspiaSes isns
all kinds; basement.
ERT a!efgFgsife PsfcE wsoss Rs sss iauked etc. ROB
JoHNs-MANvTLLE ROOFING and asbestos
slding; estimates without obligation. THE
CROSS CO, GH o431, CHI. 52s7.
L10R SERVICE GSthins but the best
auet installations; Bruce finishes. FLOOR.
ING CONTRACTORS. INC. 1912 Wiseon.
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repairs: white mechanics, work guaranteed
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struetion reDairirs. remcdelins. Iiins ASPHALT iHh
& 0 sHWEIf sHS1slf. ca gaV'fs asssa ESTIMATES free
hEMOOEL, modernize your home nov;
GARDINER Corr. no. 4i2o: Johns.Msn.
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johns john sesfsS sne pes msrns sdns nsus
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PAINTING. PAPERING, int. ext; root
painting Call WI 4(94 o5s
Evening star., 1945-08-17
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STENoGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand typing, bookkeeping.
service courses. Est % years: accredited.
INQUIRE Ma. 1888: BOYD SCHOOL. 1888
F st. topp Capitol Theater).
SPANISH INSTRUCTION = This method
designed to. give results and establish
sound foundation for speaking and under
standing spanish: EN-. 1851.
ENGLISH INSTRUCTION for Spanish and
Portuguese speaking persons by cultured
American gentleman. EN-. 1851
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION., grades l to 8.
ers. Convenient transp. Glasses start
Sept nth. DU. 929S
Evening star., 1945-08-17
FARM ond GARDEN,

LANDSCAPE GARDENER and contractor
Grounds, large and small parks, cemeteries.
sprays rees tfimmed a
removed. Estimates free. At. 6269.
TOP SOIL, very good; for lawns and
BOOK your fall seeding now Experts In
lawn building. top soil. fertilizing. pruning,
Complete landscape service. EN-. 0377. 1s'
planting. seeding. draining; no job too
large or small: free estimates. Covered
damages pfnsa insurance. WAsH1NaToNp S pDps LAND
SCAPE CO. I'M. 4675. ON, 0962.
FARMER. colored or white for small vir-
sinia truck farm: single or married no
children: excellent salary. B. D. EVANS.
OK. 4770. or write Mclean, Va.
COMPLETE 1-H0RSE FARMING unit
Horse, harness, wagon, mower, disc, turn
ing pillow, layine-out play, cultivator, har-
row; $3.50. Bowie 2744.
Evening star., 1945-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriteTs
o0qsh 9ors tpp PISS sss FenaTed opc afkzH MkHN
A5DING MAcHs.. typeTriters, calella tors
hysf aYaTh a9d fH 81 kfs and Tsfk sfees m Of
wanted Eanted At Once once. cali Mr.. Grady. NA
AUTOMOBILE GRILL vanted-A righ,
and let front sriIl for 1889 Linco.n-
RiPnEI pMBREELA psfBf Ii 00S1 disable condition
BiEbkooM,. living 1. rml and m dining in I'M.
1bst spntu;e ,t Of Food oH odd sa6s 6os ssn
todsy tot Mr.. GRADY. Y'o M a.sSS5 S26S5o. 'sAS' ea4
CAMERAS, photo, equipment, Doth amateur
pHoro aPs eoa PET 7th RR neaT oF
CAMEEAs mOys sSpP ba. phote es,n supplies
European 0GIA and orensa crn a 0ESs Must Be h!sh
grade. Out-of-town dealer. Box 137-E.
cIoTHING-Best prices paid for mems,
sSons ca fpd noRR s5Rsns N 1Sff S9hgE sFo
sssi s oeorsta N-n ave, NV R RA. 1915 s8l5. 0-l
s sss'azsSi5 HS gs 553s sS's III p vii Rs
used mems, women's and children's cloth.
PSon. 5s snd shoes Also fnTa9rs aonp Wn sa
eIoFHINsnBetfer aaa s. priess s PAID aid for 81 men
p HSsd sss slssh'Rs Open Ha5sys s1ss vii iSs 81. i St
DIAMONDS. GOLD. Highest cash prices
paid Get our offer before you sell
kfEcTkolGx TxnsI gas retrissra,orS s-t.., also
ssasS q SSrSS5 sSIs osd. RA aoss si'nol'. s'aa'o
R!ss. st. sis cs S2t3Rs aGRR fsT 3sass' s
rsSs remova! sSHs MR JERRY, TR aso6 ''0'''',
soussh0ld Eeoas gss6c A!s9 hs good piano Sal
neutrality-suspicious.. dining room. russ,
electric refrigerators, radios, washing aind
best results: Cali any time, TR. ,4975;
! effects of the better kind wanted at once,
FURNITURE, in, good, clean condition;
eye dsN co Sas hs5s St. sash nFsss Ts o5S Pes
SGaD aam1a AZ foT MR. 'ed En- fs2
Old gold svs.
MtfeaI khhH r ShaSI 92s Sshss st. ds
prices, Cali Republic 6Sis, KITTs, 1880
ssss. AZ ssRse So Sc s:s ger lS S s Is
dys youT snF Ssn1H sas
SIS ssTsp iIsn Z and %stais; metals, AS JUNK CO,
aeF sas Sc 5:4 SsF lSS SS H rs
deiver ehvereo your Sn! please @ pone
a;ss: rs; e. & Rf@ii sGoA 5''
s5sH. AZ .s.sss: Sc 81 fSS Is Is
deiver youI please phon
ssSsp s6 ds sUn sss ssd ReSai rs asss ACE JUNK co
PIaNos--oIa9ds; apartment yDrishts. Q,
ssa ssa9d ,. p,ansos.s go ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO
sIana ADAMS uifd ssnTaY ssF sTanf or baby
PiANo-We are ioosing for spine, apart
Ssss apEsRs ss' Of s''ss: sfsnd 'Ps Rssnsa
PIANO wanted, second hand. Kna6e or
steingay preferred Box isi.e. Star. "
any make any KIND. any condition. Phone
sEwSe sH Hse' aAcHiSrsnnw. slsel IL ou, all types;
PIsstlRs Ps;aRs,r T. aE 800 RE s$ii
CASH FOR 81 DfAM3Saps0 and I'D I'D sold sda4 da-
mond watches and discarded jewelry ER
WasHfSa ESsk Ase sTse nn wrinser R a and
pump model; slider and cushions. double
WASHING MACHINE, electric, in good
onditions MAI. wEASE. RE 800. Ext
caPifoI fnRNffnRn Rss'ep5 e. suhsss sss indian ds
ave. n ". Household, ONCE and antique
| furniture wanted. Highest cash pr..es
| g to q. GE 1878
ALWAYS HIGHEST PRICE PAID fer dis
monds silverware, cameras, clothing anc
hand. MAX zWE1G. NE. 9ll3
HIGEST prices paid for diamonds. watches
clothing, Gamer as. silverware. radios, etc
FRANK CHASIN. 617 D st. NV MA 6o64
AM INTERESTED In puying old Jewelry
! silver. china. bric-a-brac, old glass. DORA
MILESTONE, ME R079
Evening star., 1945-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

RADIATORS, hot-water; excellent condo
ton; reasonable. Call at HOS 18th st.
REFRIGERAToR. Universal, 5ta cubic feet:
in very good mechanical condition. 1917
iEsiARg hEPRg1GERAToR-wm 81; z FOR trade for auto
sIfIsssResi Az for HoDSEs; or 1926. 1920
modernistic design. fully insulated refriger-
@ dsssrs afIAs s'fisflsLffi AspLANcs c.
sgs Biz, a Excellent ad condislon. on Rss ST. IT Tx R
sssd sss sag; sisS 4, sec M j 4 9Ss
5SS, lspt esoRdltlssn;; sR for immediate sale Ok.
ds sflTfs gs oss ss1enfs!
RWRHa SEW ssn N MAeH1sfeE aE g. r9ss gss' mod ..de
sswrNa Nsss I'll Mr. Apt t2eades s
up up Lr2a saSS s's 5'R's' E'91!
SHOTGUN. brand-new. for sale. Cali oE.
SILVER TEA SERVICE. shetneld; T pieces
ilneludding l ding tray. 1850 Both ST. n.w.
ssIfSSGTR ns': SEWING MACHINE m perfect % sep
sTENoTYPE. excellent condition; reason.
ssTT1udDiI6 cosnchhEs-Atlas has tn. brand
with inner-spring mattress and all-spring
base, prewar: opens into twin beds or
ss poss oed 3 depas aSmpes asa VIII o5ss na' 70
open Mon. and Thurs. Until 8 pm: open
ruRNiTusE nj Sasufeoy eo s9fl sai =! p nv lb5 81
3737. DI. 373s: DI. 3739.
with inner-spring mattress and aI-sprtng
6ass 6ass. pDeSas bes opens eompete te sse o
Monds Won usr1 and Thufsasy until i pm AfIxs
EpYRs4lsasVfa pP s4ss DI g. s2ss 81 G ST. NV d. S7S
TENT-originsl price, $3.50; selling for
siales ssSH sash b.. wa s5 s5oo s5 Sos sha 3 Be M
assSssse seoa seadtion ois 's TR ass 10
fRoMsoIe ssE one Mar GF sga szcsn Eafi0 cona
tion, 500 80: King IKE new. $3.50. cem,,
Republic 6$l2, K1TTs, 1880 st, middle
TRUMRREE1T' MRE1 Pa lPaaan-American; almost new;
ff34?f'EwRirff2R.. f3?' irff2R. port, Al eond phtlco
table ta rado Westinahou'e M-h.D. &C. mo-
TYPEWkITER;; Undsryeod No. 9; auto
pistol 3S caliber; Waltham watch solid
fTsYifPfsWaiRslrEEKs fsif sais fRl Royal. SIS. so: Under,
and purchased. Call RE. O234, DISTRICT
TYPPEEWWRRIITERR TYPPEEWWRITERR CO a2sIa 14Ie syRsy,GE e b11s
10th NV. GE. 1883. underwoods, 3 mos,
VENETIAN BLINDS repainted. retaped,
VENETIAN BLfNDs, 8 5o-incR, 2 s7-inch.
Call at HOS 10th ST. NV.
yIOLINS, two fine ones, 500 and SIS
each: sacrifice to student only; must sell
at once; 1897 Fairmont st. NV. after
WATER II; II HkaTERs. paiPEE Rex. oo-year suaran-
tee; all sizes; terms. JOHN 6. WEBsTER,
Plumber, 627 ST. NV MA 4163. OR. 3439
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO.--suy
direct from manufacturer, steel OF weed
stats 1908 l4th ST ". phone AD. 4333.
WATER ELECTRIC BOILERS, 10-l2o gal
GE unit: Copeland water coolers; floor
polishers. new. CARLY. 1905 14th.
4a CUsHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER for sale,
excellent n1echsntcal condition; $3.50: no
MISCELLANEOUS household effects to
settle estate, 1o-piece walnut dining room
suite, excellent condition; end and wall
tables. rugs, mattings. dishes. typewriter.
sewing machine. etc: phone for appoint
ment to : pm: no dealers. WO, 1888.
SIx-PIECE CoLONIAL-sTYLH bedroom
suite, box springs mattress; also 6-piece
living room suite; sacrifice For inspec-
tion r1ll after 5.3n q m GI 4Q1R
Evening star., 1945-08-17
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MOTOR TRAVEL

TWO MEN want transportation 10 Atlantic
City. Saturday, 18th, after l pm. Dupont
5464 IL.
WANTED-Ride to Houston, Tex, or vi
cinity, August 1921; share expenses Call
RE. 400. Ext. 2654 1T. DALE, l7+
LADY DRIVING to Indianapolis Aug. IA
or u, wants passenger who can nelp drive
SH. 1914 49,
FLYING in licensed twin -engined plane to
California: experienced pilots; can take ?
or more. CHI 615S. 1gs
TO SYRACUSE, n. Y, Aug 20: room for
three passengers. Call Mr.. KATHAN, WO,
Evening star., 1945-08-17
SITUATIONS poMEsIlc.

GIRL, colored, exper.; good ref; wants
DAYS work as laundress. NO. 5446.
GIRL, colored, wants g.h.w., no children
WOMAN, colored, desires sleep-in JOB, S35
per wk, for employed couple with not
ne mnre oas than children; frst-class ref
GIRL, colored. wants daywork Or par,
Evening star., 1945-08-17
AVIATION.

ORDERS NOW BEING SOLICITED for post.
war delivery Of new TaylorSrafts. swifts
ssnnSao ssnSa RepTslie ssabss Amphi5,ans; Oliver
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
details call CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
OIL. 1888, or HYDE FIELD. Sp 08SS.
WANTED, male or female fight instructors.
part or full time employment; permanent
positions. Box 366-E, Star
Evening star., 1945-08-17
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

TEACHERS-We need so high school and
elementary grade teachers for public
schools, 20 to 30 miles from D. c.: salaries
to $4,000. MANY local vacancies also
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 204 Color ade
Bldg. 14th and C