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Evening star., 1945-12-16
SITUATIONS MEN.


ACCOUNTANT desires several business
hrms as clients for the preparation Of tax
returns. Govt, reports, etc. Box 423-Z,
Star,
ACCOUNTANT-BOOK part.time
basis: bookkeeping systems installed and
maintained; tax returns prepared. WO.
5b36 between and 3 pm. 19s
ACCOUNTANT-BOOKK back from
war. desires part-time work. all tax serv-
ices. Glebe 0128. I6s
expert; weekly, monthly
services; all records, financial statements
taxes: systems. Adams 0722. 25s
COOK and general houseworker: must
have city references; live in; pleasant up
stairs room: 61a-day week: 2 blocks from
CCOUNTANT-AUD ONCE manaser.
desires permanent position: thoroughly
experienced; legal BACKGROUND; salary
open. Box 44-B. Star I6s
ARCHITECT, veteran Just out Of service,
u years expsrience on all phases Of resi-
Dental, commercial Industrial and civil;
planning desiEn. detail and construction:
established p, e; resident; university grad
uats. Phone Woodley e127 or BOX 63-B,
Evening star., 1945-12-16
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, manage apartments, hotel or
club; intelligent operators. hard workers;
repairs; bond NO. 07S1. 49,
COUPLE with baby want positions in
country estate as housekeeper. and care
taker. Box 45-B. Star.
DISCHARGED NAVAL OFFICER. law stu
dent wife with ten years Office experience.
desires position as apartment manager or
equivalent stay t-home work in exchange
for rent or equivalent. Box S2-B. Star. s.
MAN AND WIFE want living quarters in
exchange for part-time services in down
town. Call Sun. 10 to IL am. DI. 0454.
MARRIED COUPLE, white, wants place as
cook, g.h.w.. butler, houseman; no driving
Route ], Box 241, Fairfax Va.
RESIDENT MANAGER. white couple, room
ing house, apt, or girls dorm: 8 yrs.
exp: ref. EX 1865. 16s
Evening star., 1945-12-16
PERSONAL Cont. .

RBINEsTONEs WANTED in discarded eve
lns fbn soTnssi ss,.os sy bass belts trn,inss
Wednesday; Thursday 1875 pm. HERMAN
sef Ezss Il nx MA rfeols as
penetrant, $50 Keen. For compiete se"i. In
YthSqt eSnsst sd
Em5a Day 81 GLEaSEfs Sg attenOn
Revolutionary bone-dry "penetrant." pres
sureless obtain maximum soil removal and
tiens sbo no insrease in cleaning time.for
sp.asR sssR MbaNp XtsIa 05lgstsn Goa cenfst Sa
CO.. Elmira st. s.e. Wash. 90, D. c. 16'
RHINEsTONES wanted in discarded eve
ming gowns. eve. bags, belts, trimmings,
theatrical costumes, al Of which contain
Thinestones; ia merchandise, seen TUESDAY.
MAN CO., 800 Eye st. NV. Ma 6916. Is'
PICTURES FOR CHRISTMAS - Portraits.
children, groups, taken in your home
Delivery for Christmas guaranteed. Phone
CH. 1856 for appointment. l9'
position as sales representative or personnel
q eSsTssss. Boy 4s7.zi star: e. "sS' g. SS%S'
ment Of UsP 190-proof pure grain alcohol
Liquors L6o6 4&13 Connecticut ave EN-.
SLIP COVERS professionally tailored work.
mbsnffhip gusGsateed ppholsteTsd fpJg
zSuf GfTs heRs dFect Ps from
Navajo Indian reservation. New genuine
ouoise or other settings EN- S618 16s
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HELP DoMEsTlc.

CHAMBERMAID WANTED In small tourist
ccsHAMBERMAm-wAITKEss, private adult
au. 20la q 81. NV. NO 1882.
COGl0RED MAID and part-tims business
manaser. Apply 1923 q st. nv. between
3 and Q Pm.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
DOMESTIC,

CAPITOL EMPLOYMENT SERvTCE-Posi-
tons for colored Walters. S45 plus
meals; bus boys and girls, SIS plus meals;
wk,; girls, cafeteria work. SIS so plus
meals; hotel maids, exp, $3.50 wk.; do
mestics. Come in and see US for good
MENT SERVICE, hours 5000 pm, 4o3
1th st. NV. Ma. $3.50.
RUPHER's EMPLOYMENT SERVICE has
plenty Of hrst-clasS day workers on hand
with refs; So and carfare. HO 1927
Evening star., 1945-12-16


dsys 1Hsh' DRGa ca s 1000 % conn
INTELLIGENT. CoNGENIAL WOMAN. to
act as mother in home with two small
children; good salary; other help employed;
no objection to applicant with own child.
OPEHiNGs for two PIX operators for our
switchboard good working conditions. and
excellent stsrttns salary prefer resident
yyJillsse. yJlas Fer further information call FIR.
SfSGiAs fISGi NHaa eaiMEE MfEEATi BEAUTY SHOP has
Is SS 18Th s. MISS
receptionist: sccarate experienced s ssRni; youns
bookEeepins preferred: interesting oppore
sEhI sqntS SDREssEs FROM tSs fNsPpanTiRs NR% YoKkrh
ave. New York. firm desires women to
ERs MANNER, az FIFTH ave: New York;
aa' or s Just tn iobs no
a tsaa
women for Il sitt dspts; AAggls person.
nel A ONCE. 7th noor, JELLEFFs' 1914
iSTo N FALLS CHURCH. VA, temporarily,
woman, experienced with children, TO take
care Of 16-month baby from 8 to 4, 8 or 4
days in the week. while regular nurse has
Is THEIE a A GAL; ssiiI e e. hsr T sounssr
excellent experience in book publishing and
distribution OF books By direct mail ad-
vertisins? We are 9 small but yigorous
assistant manager who will virtually do
the work Of the manager. the latter being
Obliged to give most Of his time to other
interests: good pay and fine opportuni-
ties for advancement, ideal working con-
ditions: full consideration will be given to
background and experience: the person
must be market-wise and Undetermined;
superior intelligence is more important
here than. formal education, although VIC
would prefer college graduate along with
II: knowledge Of stenography and tipping
essential; must be resourceful with lots Of
originality, energy and initiative; we are
positively not interested in training any
one or..in people who have had merely
ence; answer in typing. and give full par
ticulars. including employments and COM
ponsations; all correspondence conflden-
ttal. Box 427-S, Star.
Evening star., 1945-12-16

MAID, colored, for rooming house; must
5s experienced: good pay: do not phone
MAID to cook and serve dinner from $50
to $50. Adams 3962..
ant working and living conditions, must
half on during oS week. Paid vacation. $50
MTDDiLE-AGED LADY. to serve as house
keeper In nice Virginia home; must be
capable Of @ taking complete charge; family family
Salary to auaiified lHoii APPLICANT. Reply in
SorhfR HELLER f Box shs R stss
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday; over 81; de-
pendable;, 5oc an hour, fare. RA. s241.
abs health csfa o al rar5 day
SUNDAY Sun "a live Hoan n good salary paid vaca
for sasness seues DsS
enced; city references; s125 monthly.
sn1 MAJ nsef Govt g snseys ehf -
week and carfare. MI. 5000. Apt 500. 16'
PARLoR MAID, waitress white; live in:
M sETffRD WOMAN Esei ssnsral M Soussxork,
fGeSPPo .dus Wse wo psrs Eo
SSR Ss,ssn Tssn. So ssS os o1fs 'ns10SA ,. 10
wn5te spd lses sbaren ana * shoup
WOMAN. eoiored. elderly; viii ,sive good
home and small salary for looking after
NAN, 2422 Ontario I'd. NV. Apt. /, MA.
WOMAN. settled. for two weeks, to take
WoMHN, coiered. reliable. for for light house
work and assist with conyalescent; live in;
WOMAN to care for child and apt, days
WOMAN, white. for. small home, some
care OF 2h year child: prefer some one one
sfsri9S Ss Wo' niss sss6 home' upstairs room $50
Z e $ pm, De. ,s7ss
Shss sS y' week ri f@p'z 4s fSaRs
WoMxS. middle-aged, white. for plain
eooking and take care Of small apt for
N. H. ave. NV. Apt. 202
housework, and care of 2-year-old child;
Gail II M lami1y; s5 ivs in or OUT good salary
lovely e-mo -old baby and light apt. Lunch,
FEE ss Fk h2f isA HoaE ataT
sims $40 % Xk isse q mornings SOC hr plus
RELfARLE fEksoN for s.h.w.; must be
fond of children; live in, with very con-
genial family; salery no, object: 1411
zee Tou .Es ToNb Of co bo Ssa yoa
room roo = in I . suburban homea Il 50. .' an elee em
Sd
CARE OF CHILDREN AND CIV. 5H-day
week. 7:30-5:30. SIS. Wo. 1927.
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q. FN. II "
STENOGRAPHEI

0sa @ pOssSn IsD, s.
STOCK CLERKS, permanent position, good
salary, pleasant working conditions. Apply
S4dGK HAHN sH3E STORE pr rntars 9TH and
ar ary. a See e Mr.. Buskey. ?. ). NEE SG FuRN1- M
HSh soloTed e st. WITH nS good REFER
Rnefx M Apply s0rf xRDEs sen ioos
swircHBoARD Ii hiTR OPERATOR. tipping .bil-.
ity. preferred; within walking distance. Of
l4th st. and Georgia ave; below Euclid.
new sss N Co. afSs sass shernaa r. % ave. n.T G ao
TEACHER wanted for beginners tipping
class, afteEnoons week from . to B.
TEACHER., part time, with nursery school
background, to direct small Group Of r
sehooI: good salary III 4sss. a. ESP
TEACHER with training and experience In
ssIaly schSS E1 ssS Ho 5eGd
II TGAcHERs-pesirable cHRHi vacancies in pub
AZ Ma rHs pIysss ssh9SS gSod ao4 saesss Cries
TEACHER or woman interested IL small
ssis5y % n % live senIn Il ea'esh. * oat
ffsUnAEd TRAcHEk tof4 Of rYpEwR1TING for evening
-
type and mail data sheet giving informa-
tion as follows: Name, age, business and
residence addresses and telephone num-
bers. duties at present, your working
hours, colleses attended, degrees and
TEACHERS for primary and elementary
school grades, in private school. excellent
salary: salary :, Immediately: sH. 1874.
wk. s35. RIM. S07, WASHINGTON LOAN
& TRUST BLDG. 9th and sts. NV
TYPIST. experienced, for business ofice Of
nationally known motion picture organiza-
ton; interesting work, pleasant surround
Bias. @ See NIX. X McaowAN. i Va AA''' inis.e' Il.
TYPIST for general ONCE work; perma-
nent- position in well-established organiza-
SEATON, Ma. 9020.
TYPIST. 4O-hour wk.. time and half over
time; good salary to start; splendid op-
portunity for advancement In TRANSPORTS
tiQp p1. 2e26 for sppointment.
week. $40 e ss'sl2n 1ppls ls'iaSS5 aiss LSSf6y LSSSSfy
Room 702. SIG 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-12-16

CURTAINS laundered and stretched baby
clothes laundered; prompt and reliable.
Call after pm, HO. 2466.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-29
: WANT ADS

FURNITURE WANTED-We buy
one piece to whole home of furni-
ture at all times. Frank E. Rem
CERT, Delaware. Phone 2137.
A-2-tf
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LEGALR ADVERTISING MARKETS
Want, For Sale Column
PUBLIC SALE ANNOUNCEMENTS

WANTED TO BUY Small farm,
south or east preferred, with or
without buildings, pay cash, give
details. G S. Mason, Box 433, CO.
lumbuS. 11-5-St%
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lFOR SALE OR RENT-90 acres,
miles west on Collins rd., would
sell 1/2 interest in stock and run
farm in partnership. Charles
young. Milford Center Rt. l.
11-26-2t"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-29

FOR SALE-Few full blooded Po-
land China hogs, at farmers prices;
also a full blooded Jersey bull,
yearling at the farm at New Dow
er. B. F. Anthony & Son, New Dow
er. 11-26-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-29

FOR SALE-Property, / acre of
ground, with good 6-room dwelling,
gas service station with nice build
ing, used for lunch room, supplies,
etc. This building could be convert
ed into good 4-room dwelling. For
sale because of illness in family. If
interested call or see r. P. Perry,
Broker, Redwood. 11-26-2t*
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-29

WANTED-Coal and wood range.
Edwin Cole, Marysville Rt. 4. 11s
miles northwest of aMrysville. Mil
Ter farm. 11-21-2ts
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It's easy to use. Just sponge it on.
PYRO-MOTH withStands dry
cleaning lasts for 5 years-moth-
profS and fabrics cannot catch on
fire. Nc. Auliffe Bros. 11-29-1t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-29

FOR SALE II head of nice Dur
oc pigs, weighing 40-45 lbs. Also
some nice dairy heifers. All priced
rgiht. Paul r. Anderson, on the
Delaware and Union county line
road, about half way between
State routes 80 and 81. 11-29-2ts
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LOST-White gold Swiss watch,
with brown leather strap, between
Scott's and Penn Oil co., on E.
Fifth ST., Friday. Reward. Phone
4-6536. 11-29-2ts
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FOR SALE-Approximately Is
tons of hay, 20 of second cutting
alfalfa, good yellow corn, 4 section
rotary hoe, and one tractor outfit,
complete. E. L. Grose, 2 miles
northwest of Redwood, Rt. /.
11-26-2tS
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FOR SALE-125 AAA pullets, so
one year old hens. T. T. Hines, 5
miles west of Marysville. Phone
4-S549. 11-26-2ts
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYsVLLE. OH

WANTED TO BUY-410 gauge
shot gun, either double or pump.
must be good. Will buy other guns,
NJ. o. Mather, Redwood Rt. 2. In
Claiborne. l1-26-2ts
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in order to settle up. Glennie r..
Wagner and Ben Carver, see oats,
corn at WagnerS, 3 miles south of
New California, on Rt. 81.
11-29-5t%
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PUBLIC SALE
| pm. sharp:
5-HEAD OF HORSES

Beginning pm sharp:
5-HEAD HORSES
old; years lbs bay driving years
2e-HEAD OF HoLsTEIN oATTLE-es
These cattle are all well bred from some of the best known blood
ornsby King Bessie Kate
yea 20 ] dgs to % es9en hen IN January COW G years o u anr 20 COW
B years GO e o fresh s cow cow cow Years % g f fresh co wears old fresh
1s cow years old freshen jan
hefers hee calves eligible to register bull calves Ho
than az. One whtefaced heifer 0
AHEAD sHEEP47
Consisting of as and bucks.
2e-HEAD OF HoGs-se ,..,,r,,
@ a hog @ Pc osnd R day n of @ nae Sos due at 5 pig a' @
muned '' O0 OpO''~O '''''N ~''"'N -'''~ me-
FARM MACHINERY
s sS o % 5 so1s
@ gcUo fha @ Genius oh4 & eePe aco n on n ser @ @ p @ x
Deerng 7 tractor disc John Deere Van Brgnt 7l2 fertilizer grain
With used two Ne Idea hay loader 3 Mc
@ Idea sg s 5 on be1 Redr @ Ss o
Durham rotary hoe wheel with 6x4 double bed
Morse sc % % 7pc e end @ beI pp Thpbbi @ hog feeder
Mccormick -Deering binder trucks.
Leghorn pulets Eray special mating tested; 125
year-od hens in good production $50 White Rock pules
1000 bushels of e 300 bushels good OATS 400 bale
good clover hay
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
jack wrenches 10gal cans anvil work
BENCH 100 it. clippers
oil drum and Sb ledge lot of junk owbar 100 d
47nch No. and bottom wowee milk extension
ladder whebaow; large milk stranr grinder hand pray
oil
with builin oven, good as
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Re F S N @ d % n fss
rocking range good many other
articles not listed here.
ON Terms of
Nothing
IN
FREEMAN DETWEILER & WILLIAM ROGERS
OWNERS
Latham McDavid, AuctOneers Clerks
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-29

FOR SALE-One 16 gauge ham,
merless shot gun with two boxes of
shells. Lewis R. Miller, Raymond.
11-29-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-29

FOR SALE Electric refrigerator,
203 East Sixth ST. Mrs. l. w. Jen-
klnS. 11-29-2tS
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FOR SALE-7 month old Guern-
Sey heifer, William Herchenhahn,
2 1/2 miles north of New Dover, on
the Stiner and Bellville rd.
11-26-2tS
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FOR SALE-14 pigs. Homer
Christian, L 1/2 miles east of Wat
kinS. 11-26-2ts
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PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell the fol-
lowing property at auction on the
farm located 13 miles south of
Marion, O., just off state route A
back of the White Swan Inn, on
TUESDAY, DEC. 4, 1945
Sale start l o'clock:
I2-REGISTERED SCOTCH
SHORTHORN CATTLE-12
(From Maxwalton farms her0 i.
Roam COW, 7 yrs. old, bred April
"a; 2 roam cows, 6 yrs. old, bred
Aug. 80 and Nov. II; red COW, a
yrs. old, bred Aug. %; white heif-
er, 2 yrs. old, 2 red heifers, 2 yrs.
old; red heifer, 8 months old; red
bull calf, months old; roam bull
calf, 6 months old; roam bull, l yr.
old; roam bull, 21a yrs. old. Note:
These cattle are rich in color and
of good blocky type. CBloodlines
given on day of sale).
I2-High Grade Dairy COws-l2
Seven. Holstein cows, some
closeup, and balance due to fresh
en- in early spring; Guernsey COW,
closeup; Jersey Guernsey COW,
bred Sept. 10; Guernsey COW, bred
in June; Guernsey COW, bred In
May; Angus COW, bred June 10.
Note: Cattle Bangs and Mastitis
tested less than 80 daVS prior to
sale. Eight 10-gal. milk cans, buck
cts and other equipment.
600 bushel corn in crib; 18 acres
soy beans if not harvested by day
of sale.
Terms: Cash: All settlements to
be made on day of sale.
LEROY LINDLEY,
A. M. FRALEY, Owners
III. Earl Wright, auct. Mt. Gilead, o
Harley Myers, Clerk
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-29

FOR SALE-20 White Rock Pull
lets. Haven't room to house them.
Mrs. o. w. DilSaver, Redwood Rt.
3, 1st road south of Fulton Creek
bridge, turn east off st. Rt. 4.
11-29-2tS
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FOR SALE-Truck, SO Ford tract
or and 18 ft. trailer. L. 1. Front,
North LeWisburg. l1-29-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-29

FOR SALE-Brown Swiss and
Guernsey heifer, age 8 months.
Walter Harbold, Irwin. Phone Mil
ford Center 9-3558. 11-26-2ts
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WANTED-Radios and electrical
appliances to repair at my home.
Carl E. Wilgus, West Mansfield.
1129-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-29

FOR SALE-10 Weaned pigs, Don
c. Donehoo. 2 miles northeast of
Magnetic Springs. 11-29-2tS
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FOR SALE-Large bone heavy
body Rhode Island Red cockerals,
ready for breeding pens. Ninety to
choose from. Three coming year
old bucks, at farmers prices. One
heavy springer COW, coming with
second calf, Guernsey and Brindle,
one fresh Guernsey COW with heif-
er calf by side. r. H. Doyle, Rich
wood, r. r., on st. Rt. 81. Phone
York, 242. 11-29-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-29

FOR SALE-Coal range, call 16-
364. 11-26-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-29

FOR SALE--6 1/2 acres of shock
corn, in field. See Mrs. Charles
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-29

WANTED-Girl or middle aged
lady to help with housework and
care of two small children. Mrs.
L. K. Bear, 435 Arden rd., Column
bus. 11-26-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-29

NEW-Corn and boon oats. Oats
good enough for seed. Have to sell
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-29

FOR SALE pre-war G. M. Lor-
aine type inter control driving
light, all chrome, a beauty, SIS; 3
pair chrome fog lights, SO pr; /
chrome Cats Eye fog light, Sc; /
pair chrome driving lights, 6-inch
lens, beautys, So. F. ]. Bowersmith,
phone 1891, after $40 pm. or
week-ends. 11-29-3t%
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-29

WANTED-M an to do farm
chores and milk with mixer. Will
furnish room, board and pay. J. c..
M. Greenbaum, near Unionville
Center, Plain City, phone 56F12.
l1-29-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-29

FOR SALE-GirPs blue snowsuit,
size 10; girls brown english tweed
coat, size IL; girls tan, Sheepskin
lined, fingertip length coat, size IA;
girls green fingertip length coat
with Beaver collar, size 10; tweed
and gabardine reversible raincoat,
size 10; black caracul coat, size
1S. Call after 6 pm. Phone 4-6381
11-29-1t
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FOR SALE-3- 3-day-old calf. c. r.
Black, phone 17-488. 1-29-2ts
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FOR SALE-Upright piano, in
walnut case. Call after 6 pm. Mrs.
Roy LeMaSterS. 11-29-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-29

WANTED TO BUY-Child'S tri-
cycle, in good condition. Howard
Allen, West Mansfield Rt. l.
11-29-2tS
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FOR SALE-Six nice pigs, 10
weeks old. George Weaver, be-
tween Magnetic and Pharisburg.
11-29-2tS
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Bay mare years old; bay horse, Ia years DID, black
Did; sorre horse years DID, w.t. 100 lbs bay driving
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FOR SALE-Pure-bred Fox-Ter-
rier pup; also pure-bred Border
Collie. Pearl Morrison, Ostrander.
Phone 589, Ost., Elk. 11-29-2ts
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Simpson and Son, Aucttoneers
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-23
INDUSTRY OPPOSES
ADOPTION OF WAGE
LAW OF IS CENTS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-O.D-
The National Association OF Man
ufacturers said today that adop
ton of IS cent minimum wage
would add $4,000, 100000 to the
price tag of American goods and
lead to initiation.
Reuben S. Haslem, NAM asso-
ciate counsel, told the House La
Dor committee that industry be-
lieved in wage increases, but only
if they were accompanied by an
increase in production. Otherwise,
he said, wage increases are in
flationary.
"They DO not even do labor any
good" he said, for they must be
accompanied by Il g h r prices
which take up the increase in
wages.
'On the other hand, when high
err wages come as the result OF
greater productivity, the worker
and every other element of our
economy benefits from the added
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-23

CLAUSE ORDERED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-R)-
The Senate Finance committee
has ordered legislative craftsmen
to write an anti-chiseling clause in
to the general tax reduction bill
10 take effect when and if the bev
erage tax goes down.
The reduction may not come
soon because the senate has re-
jected a house move to cut the
liquor tax from SO a gallon to Sc.
But the provision will have a
two fold purpose: to grant tax re-
funds to legitimate dealers on
their stocks when the tax slips
back to the pre-war rate, and to
make sure that the effect of the
refund is passed on to the con-
sumner.
Suppose a dealer buys a quart
of 100-proof whisky for resale. If
he bought it while the SO rate is
in effect, actually $2.25 of the cost
was tax. Unless a refund were pro-
vided, if the tax should 60 down
to Sc gallon, or $3.50 quart,
before he sold the liquor, the deal
er would stand to lose rs cents.
A dealer who had allowed his
stock to get low just before the
change could fill his shelves with
the lower-taxed goods and sell
then at a competitive advantage
over dealers caught with large
stocks-if there were no refunds.
To eliminate the inequity, con-
gress proposes to grant refunds on
floor stocks equivalent to the tax
reduction, but only-and get this
when the dealer proves to the
satisfa ction of the Internal Reve-
nue. commission that his prices
will reflect the refund to the Gus
toner.
The house wrote a refund pro-
vision into the tax reduction bill,
but its language will have to be
completely revised, since it set
specific dates on the assumption
that the senate would approve cut
ting back all wartime excise taxes
to- their pre-war rate next July l.
Actually, there are strong indi-
cations that fight will be waged
on the senate floor to accept some
or all of the house reductions.
The tax reduction bill is tenta-
lively scheduled to come up in the
senate Wednesday.
1t calls roe reductions totalling
S., 629, 100000, including $2,648, OOo,-
600 for individual income taxpay-
rations, plus $14o,ooo,ooo in repeal
Of the use tax on automobiles and
boats. 1t also would freeze the So
cial security payroll tax another
year at the present rate of l per
cent each on employers and en-
ployes.