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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

1884 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Men, SIS 80
T5 sn s beo min dtown on
l:oo NV asMPsHIIk I9a AVE- Sfot T. LARGE
1G !SF sT SG Sw@ mGnsh dD h esrs best
downtown residential block. twin beds:
gentlemen only: $40 ca. weekly: suitable
lIos Bird ST. N,W.Nsingle room, unlim
sss a9a sEi ass ST. r. Aw 4Of room
near bath: .perma nently employed lady;
s sis o Ss fso5 TER Nv 81 3 nsGi n Rock
Greek Park-.Comfortable sleeping room
b1snssgi SIS ea d sts home pr Ms
COS RITTENHoUsE sT;--single room for
9 asa DT 5sth famiy; S25 mo GE Sssl
room, suitable for two, young women or
couple: s. or 1928 each per week
DoWNJIoWN. l1l5 sth st. NV. Apt; 90.
$500 PARK ARK PA Iin N.w.NLaT se0 furnished
5 5Gom "a double b 6sd VIII rsnE single dou
f57 FAIRMoNT ST. N.W.HLarre room,
cleo. plate for Ink, $40; large cheerful
a P s Nj 9a aas M a BOTH Or 9heE ar fP s
q man and wife or , girls, $50 mo. De
500 500. OTIS E;, Pr ssa Apt; s4aPedToSm for 2
sass .l IS s 81 e S$ss snor.,sm
9 RsR s SoRrS So 5A fiS5 ROOM
for reaBe op person. SEQ monh RA 1897
1913 GA. AVE.-Double room, twin beds.
Laundry droo privileges $50 mo. each. Call
1923 KALMIA RID. NV blk. from
Georgia and Alaska bus and streetcar:
sing. 5m-' e SemipVt. BATH gentleman; S35
go S, J JEFF Gissa, ST. Nw.-Double room.
suitable for couple; 20 minutes to town;
l l$3e cor, 6stg gSs room for girls,
windows, twin beds, inner spring mat,
laundry, privileges conv to bus and street.
month esef r IA engaged ossS couple $50
800 COLO. AVE:I|Within : blks. 1eth
bed9 9ms ba tor and az Also ay sns ssrs ma py
Jewish home; s25 mo. ca. tenant. GE.
1851 HARVARD ST. N.w.-Attractive rm.,
SIos 18th 81 N.W.Hp oae' gentle s home;
double room. $40; single room: .sso EN-
Isea s01 PxRR ISIS caSsrt s.
Single rm., maple furniture, S25. WO.
i645 NEWTON ST. Nw.-Attractive single
rooms o5 for gentlemen, sa5-s4o monthly.
sac MACARTHUR BLVD. N.w.-sinsle or
double rm. for | or 2 girls: pvt. home; SIS
1913 wis. AVE. N.w.-Attractively fur
nfshed single room; 3 windows: next bath;
private home: woman only, $50 month.
1905 Quincy ST. Nw.-Nice single room
for Protestant girl; meals optional includ-
ing Sunday dinner; laundry privileges; no
s mSk BUrf SaR &c for sn "a as sss I'm
twin beds; pvt. home; bus and streetcar
90 min; downtown; close by Walter Reed
HOSP; $40 month. ia. 2499
303l RODMAN ST. NW.-Single room
private home: employed lady. Call Sun
day after 10 am, EN-. 1870. S25 mo- =
1879 GIRARD ST., near 14th-Large front
twin-bed room. 3 windows, 2 large closets:
attr. furn.; newly papered and painted
1912 IRVING sT.-Attractive front 'front.'. ROOM
twin beds, girls. $50 month. MI. 977O.
1926 Ash ST. N.W.--Master bedroom
private shower and residence; new home:
LARGE ROOM, next to bath, for single
man who does not drink. SO per week
Apply ,JT d i lH Per s9n 2119 r st; NV;
Creek Park. gentleman only, S35
1902 18th ST. N.W.-Rehned gentleman;
master bedroom, pvt. shower bath, $50.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1906 18th ST. N.w..-Large double room,
f ;S3a meals ,o,s SO nov NV poor, and no.r.
vii give day care to baby DI. $40.
Courts courts pvt. family n.' OIL. s6os AA' -'0
1914 10th ST. N.W;-Young lady to share
large triple; excellent meals as,, and trans
years; cony. to school and churches. Phone
ROOM ROOM AND BOARD. private home. for 2
or elderly or semi,inSslid persons; nice
center, churches, bank, busline. Box
ssi4 wise. AVE. N:w-Attraetive single
walk aoo distance nM e Mclean Gardens; transp'
ish family; good transportation, home at
PSiR5s1f Goa aRH sa9na
Exclusive residence for girls Excellent
GIRBeauttuI room excellent food bod
i is$5 18th 0s 81, N.w.-Nicely furnished
with r eReeent bosId
1887 GALLATiN ST. N.W.-vacancy in a
triple room with private bath, refined young
living room With piano; good trsnsporta-
ton; S47 so mo-, including Sunday dinner.
GE. 1916
1910 end ST. s.W.-Room and board for
couple in widows home; woman to care for
home and children and & ,i II exchange
REFINED GIRL, reduced rates If willing to
help with housewoIk in evenings near
1909 18th N.W.-Double room for 2 girls:
1906 3Oth ST. N.W.-Room and board,
beautiful large room, lady to share with
another lady; home privileges. Phone
9OS EMERSON ST. N.W.-Jewish girl
front rm.. single; excellent transp.;. unlim
ROOM AND BOARD for Jewish young
people, refined home, excellent food. pleas
ant surroundings. DISSIN'S, 2O13 Mass.
ave. NV. DE. 979s.
1888 N. 18th ST. lin Colonial VILLAGE
Two double and one single room with
board only. Conv. to Pentagon and Navy
Bldes. Telephone and laundry, facilities.
1926 10Th ST. N.W-Nice double and
single room. S42.50 each: excellent meals,
hnmeIiEe
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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHEp.

1911 L ST. N.E.-3 rooms. kitchen. semi
bath, heat, light and gas, $50 monthly;
employed couple preferred: adults only.
WILL EXCHANGE 1-bedroom apt. Airing
ton, Va: for apt, or . house ~ San Fran
1918 G ST. S.E.-3 rooms and bath, pri-
yate, $55 month settled couple. no chill
dren or pets; owner on premises. 10 to
iio b BoS SiFass ST. silver Spring, Nd
rm., bedrm.. kit, bath. shower; adults
only; 500 mo. Can be seen from / noon.
Conn. and K in large bldg, bargain at
S52. 80, for either 2-rm. apt with bath and
kitchen off hall or foyer or for larger apt.
downtown Box 4sa-H, Star
2465 18th ST. NV rooms. kitchen,
porch and semipriyate bath, newly deco
rated. So. so. DI. 5O21.
IMMEDIATELY. adults only;
2-heoroom. living room. two-bath apart
ment: phone. garage for two cars. utili-
ties free; 18th st. NV. 1900 block; S100
month. Write Box Bath, Star
1901 BURKE ST. S.E.-Basement apt, 2
rms. private bath: 3 exposures; $40.
EXCHANGE 5-room apartment. Takoma
Park. Md, for house in District; apartment
has large kitchen. 2 bedrooms, dining
heat hot water, heated garage, janitor:
rents for 500; one block OF busline. What
have your Box 350-H. Star.
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ApARTs. <UNFuRNIsHEp (cont.j

APARTS. UNFUkNISAEo (Cont.)
EXCHANGE RENT. New York City sub
urban apt, 2 large bedrooms. kitchen.
dinette. large living rm.. dining rm., Z
closets; for 81 rm. Wash. area house or
apt Box 500-G, Star.
EXCHANGE Jamaica, New York. 3-room
apt. unfurn.. rs min. in SC subway from
heart of Manhattan, bargain, $50; for
unfurn. 2-bedroom a or room) apt, in
Washington area, Gall today, Mr.. Nc
a asSSl IL IA IA 67s2' or weekdays d.
EXCHANGE 1-bedrm. apt, S54.5o, Arl.,
trict RE. $500, Ext 65S, weekdays
2IO9 3rd ST. Me- room. kitchen and
porch, utilities INCLUDED; Rent, S45.
apt, semipvt. bath: light and cooking ia
eilities furn. adults only. S45 mo. WA.
SOLO End PL. N.w.-one large room, kit
dinette. pvt. bath with shower. 3 expo.
surss,; cleo rsfg' Utilities, $40; employed
BASEMENT APT. 4 rooms. utilities, fur
Rainier. Md Good Transportation.
WILL EXCHANGE unfurn. apt in Takoma
Park, Nd. for apt in NV. section; rent,
S45. BoX 3S3-H, Star. 49,
EXCHANGE: Very desirable large lh-rm
x. and b., yard. $40. near Scott Circle: l.
rm: furn. bachelor ant. Kalorama Circle
500: will exch either or both for 2 or 3
oedrm mouse or apt. n W. Beth, Sill. Sprg
or va. NO. 6646 or NO. 6647. Box ST.
H, Star. 49,
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DOGS. PETS. ETC tco,,,

DOBERMAN PUPPIES, II weeks; THE
red and sack s. 81 ae s iS5
ff o9 FISK rE I'll fasH PUPPIES very smart
fSsESss rssEs ~, ss. sa.s
P PRdk k 5oSKEE T SsaSt GhaFs ia5
rG ipT eafsn nice eE Bet a.
e coG Esnsd 81 ssANTRlss h Gs CT 9ss
Temporarily, inoeulated. Phone JOHN R.
HESS. Hollywood Kennels, WA. 1924 or
PERSIAN RsFsEa ii PEp1cREEp pekeface red cat
B yS else Bo SHsF Stud Ah sred 5i from
championship line: no rea sonable arrange
G GSHAT f bHSf p Gs A. s Ss5 and brno
Ed yilzsr gsgns o LINDSEY o0le''ls
s5ssssE stud sf ssss:!
sspfS HlLL ri hei9as 4iS pet animals
welcome, call Kensington l52-M.
e ea sIov and do sheaRf H effD Zee psR R
PER Foo6 81 sho s Gsnf mes
Sh9Tsh t FAILS Church $40 20
req pedsresa T zkc ri Phone asSS vi
5oK YOUR {aod eSEse meat and
e sss * 81 sfAs saas, PUPPIES, 60. fs-
ssF and r Ssss. SD Cd sas che sa ges
GOOD HOMES wanted for dogs and pup;
s 81 g 5lss Saturday 8 a.m.-5 Dm.' sunday
WANTEDIHome for female shepherd, 7
months; good pet and watchdog. BOX
RABBtTs: gedigresd hesyy-xsight chin, chin
asB sa2s' II HR Il ssiO ls stud
ENGIIsH hui BTILDoG for SAFE, large: male
sred 40e pa6 c ca ster pr evenings
or all day Sunday DI BATT1sTA AT. 1891,
10y 10y F MaSchR aSf and schipperke pup
tration. 410s Bladensburg I'd. or WA.
sToRTzBoRG miniature schnauzers. GIG
S y Oak :, ST. So w Falls Church. Va Falls
BoXER PUPS, Axe registered: cropped.
sFed ne RsP for va
weeks: champion bloqdline; playful and
BSHsfoN rEk ff eh mae year DID, house
trained: / hound puppy. SH.. 1878.
PUPPIES, fine breed. short and Ions hair, |
6 weeks, S5 to SO; after 1 IN. SINGER, /
1909 10Th st. NV.
PUPPIES, fox terrier and wire-h haired ter
rier mixed; also Spitz and Scotties; fe- !
males, $50 males, SO. Falls Church
FRENCH PooDLEs. miniature, 10 to u
lbs. very reasonably priced. 1881 10th
st. NV.
MALE DOGS. mixed breeds, collie, Dachs-
hund, fox terrier police, Spitz, poodle, !
who have fenced yard. ia 4434
COCKER PUPPY, male, black, weeks /
old: litter registered wormed. OIL. 1886. /
TOY FOX TERRIERS - SI5-S2O
Colies, fawn and white --- S10-Sl ,
Wire, male, int. Oh. sired SIS |
st. Bernards " 30-S40-S $50 /
Newfoundlands -----. S25-S35
DOG HOTEL. 7344 Georgia ave, ia. 1921,
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For Rent Rooms,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must be
included in advertisements under
Rooms, Apartments and Houses for rent.
In Apartment and House for Rent
Advertisements where a Star box num-
Der is used the general location may pc
cases The Star will secure the exact
address. which will be available to the
Rent Control Administration upon re-
Quest
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED.
/ BEDROOMS, gear garage. near

4 BEDROOMS, 2-car garage, near Goth
and Biltmore SITS. NV, auto. h.-w oil
heat Sl65 per month. Box 130-E, Star.
insulated bungalow,
near Ga. and Alaska ayes, $50, for 4-room
apt. In NV. No dogs. OWNER, SH. $685.
Phone after IL.
EXCHANGE 3-bedroom house, NV, for
similar or smaller house near District line,
NV. Md. or Va. Phone MI. 1870.
RENT FREE-Adults only; owner desires
room and board: Groom cor. house. 1919
FAILS CHURCH. yA.-cottaxe. uniur-
nished, 2 rms, kitchen, bath: garden
space; $40: no children. Inquire 1405
West Broad st. Tel. 112S-M.
uNFuRN;; 9 rooms baths; recreation
1871 Webster ST.. ne. DI. 1863.
3 KING AVE, Seat Pleasant, Md, - z
rooms; water: no bath: h.-a h.; cleo. refg |:
no small children; $3.50 per month D. G..
JOSEPH HI. 0419.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

WANTED within / hour washington, 2
couple with baby. BOX ASH. Star.
WANTED APR. LIST; settled gentle lady
wants room and board in NV: suburbs or
ROOM, BOARD for elderly lady; not bed
ridden. but needs some nursing care; pay
well. NE. 216l, Apt. 304. after 6 pm.
CONGENIAL, settled couple desire room
and board in Virginia country home. Box
429-H, Star.
EMPLOYED serviceman's wife desires room
and board for self and two children. with
care for children. Vicinity Bethesda,
Friendship Heights or Tenleytown. TIE 1914
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E. and s.w,

12l ST: S.E.-Single; water; S25 mo
1877 81 s.EmMssfeEe ebb edanom nrvat.
home. private bath, shower. COW. trans,
gentlemen; $50 for 2. AT. 1874.
5Ol c ST. S.W., Apt. Large. furn. room
for couple or 2 single girls; So each per
ieis II pL. Sc, Ant. 1.-Two working
girls to share room. twin BEDS living rm
privileges; near Anacostia: $50 mo.
Dol "a. AVE. S.W.--Double room. next
gentlemen. . ladies or couple: 81 per week
and up: meals If desired Elk. 1855.
lIO9 ANACOSTIA RID. S.E.-Large. beau
tiful room, cross ventilation, next to bath
nI adr ~ furnished FINISHED new home; $3.50 week;
15H ST. S.E.-Sleeping, double bed
walking distance Navy Yard, Capitol. Con
greSsional Library: gentleman; SIS wk. 49,
1871 ST. S.E.-Single furnished bedroom
Tor man, SIS week; private family. Ii
.s?6 9Th ST. S.W.-3 rms. very clean, cool
for summer: comfortable home: gentlemen;
next bath: SO ca; near Govt. bldgs.
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

WANTED, load or part load, to and from
WASHINGTON. Cleveland, Detroit. Chicago,
kansas City, Denver, New York. Boston,
and Texas. NORTHERN MOVING g.
STORAGE CO., AT 9l53
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving EDELMAN'S
MOVING & STORAGE CO., IA. 2l37 1ss
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

EXCEPTIONALLY lovely 5k-room art on
nearby Va. estate, near Langley, Z mi. from
White House. Is min: by car Complete
and all-electric kitchen; adults; $3.50 per
mo. Phone Ma. 1854 for apt, 8 to 5 or
GIL. 3345 evenings or week ends
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APIS. FuRh. AND UNFuRk.

is THERE nice family, with or without
children, who would like an attractive
garden, eggs OF the place in return for
part-tim cooking for small family; must
cook we. 8 miles from Falls Church, 2
2355-W Sunday before IL or after 8.
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BOATS Cont,

16-FT. CHLsAPEAKE BOAT. for cupboard
or row, S75; 1S-ft, speedboat, ooh p,
g YORK n to be done on same; price $3.50.
WANTED-12-14 IT. factory built cupboard
T poat. with or without motor; pay cash,
WANTED~outboard motors. regardless Of
size or condition; cash for same. 1877
EviNRUDE and Eto cupboard motors;
Thompson boats new and used. service
and parts; used parts: factory representa-.
tives TAT 18th sc
CUPBOARD MOTOR. johnson twin. 2h
horsepower; used 10 hours. Best offer
B BEA TfHFni Hsai APPOINTED motor Yacht
5lx15, promenade, deck, accommodations
living. Inspection by appointment only
TR. 2424, Ext. 306. 1t. COMDR. CLAY
30
WANTED sturdy centerboard sailboat under
| 8 feet. Glebe 1852. IS
BOLT. RICHARDSON CRUISER $4,000
25-ft. hacker speedboat -------I.1 100
25-ft. chance speedboat .------S1, j 90
81 1T. custom-built cruiser S2.225
3S-ft. custom-built cruiser ST ZOO
soft. custom built cruiser 81, 200
23-ft. aux. sloop 81 800
80 1T. aux yawl $780, $1,000
NATIONAL MOTOR BOAT SALES. 500
Maine ave. Sw. ME, 1908.
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APARTMENIs FURNISHED.

I-Large front room, kit. privil, $50 mo.
Apt; 121 after 9 pm.
q LEE AVE-, Takoma PIX. Md st-fioor
each mo. 81. 90S2 after pm
1927 18th ST. NV, Apt. 107--Young
20 share share sttracsys gt with
1905 A ST. S.E.-3 huge rooms, private
bath and entrance; 8 or 4 girls; SIS. OR.
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

ANDIRONS, fire tools. screens and all fire.
place goods repaired and refinished D. L.
EERRo0MMEddL; 723 18th st. NV ME 1874
oak. 16. IS. 90, "a and 80 in. long;
prompt delivery: Atlantic 1884.
WOOD for sale. any length; rea sonably
priced. prompt delivery in Arlington and
Falls Church. Call JOE SHOCKEY, Falls
FiREPLACE WooD. IS to "a inches: all
hardwood; S21 cord. Stock up now for
next winter. WO. 27nS after G d m
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HOUSES FOR SALE,
BRICK BUNGALOW-A r

BRICK BUNGALOW--A lovely home, AL
most most new, on q one-half-acre lot between
blocks from transp., with 5 rooms and
bath on first floor and rooms and stor-
age space on second Immediate posses.
sion. Call ME- 1143 until s pm j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
NE. CORNER BRICK. vacant. convenient
$500 cash, $65 monthly. Mr.. FOSTER,
81. 4166 or DI 3346
PARk-Masonry construction.
semidetached, 4-bedroom, 2-bath home; also
shower in basement; oil heat, garage; close
to bus and stores; one Of the best loca-
Continued on NeYf Para
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

CAVANAUGH COURTS, 1924 nth St.. NV.
reesp tS1s hail al prca $3.50 ~ To 0a'h
IS New York ave. n.w.-Apt. of recep-
ton hall. liv. rm.. bedrm., kit. and bath;
Call office weekdays for terms and appt.
to inspect any of the above. EDMUND. j.
FLYNN fauthority on cooperative plan
since 1920. Woodward Bids. RE. 1918
or RE 1S49
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
SERYICEMl

SERvICEMAN'S wife and child will share
kitchen, recreation room. telephone and
laundry facilities with congenial married
couple; sos per month. Telephone WA
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HOUSES FUR. or uNEuR

1901 JOCELYN ST. N.W.-Partial fur.
nished. large 8 rms, 4 bedrms, library
maids room in basement. coal furnace
yearly lease II desired; SITS mo. WO
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

ARMY OFFICER, employed wife, mother;
furnished. NO. 1912
TWO OR THREE bedroom house, unfur-
nished or partly furnished, within 80 min
utes OF Navy Dept, needed by Navy com.
mander. Emerson 1904.
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COOP. APARTMENTS WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WANTED to buy one or two bedroom
apartment in modern building; please give
details Box 439-H, Star
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CONTINUED on Next Pago.p
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-24
CITY COUNCIL MET MONDAY EVENING

The Nome City Council met in regular session Monday evening. The garbage dumping question was brought before the council by member Guy Mish, chairman of the Health Committee. Discussion enSued in which the unsanitary condition and unsightliness of the various and sundry garbage dumping locations was brought forth. A new dumping ground out side the city limits is being plan ned as remedy for the situation.
 At a special meeting several days ago, the council, in answer to requests from Governor Gruen- ing, made plans for proposed fu- ture projects for the City.
 First-New fire mains and alarm system. Second-Paving of streets and installation of surface drains. Third-New City Hall building, including prote tive bulkhead.
 C. C. Tanner, City Attorney, re- ported to the council on the out come of the hearing in the estate of J. G. "Cappy" MacDougall, relative to administrative and at torney fees.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-24
ALASKA REPUBLICANS WILL MEET DEC. IA

JUNEAU, Alaska, Oct. 24-(P) Elton Engstrom, chairman of the Territorial Republican central committee, issued a call recently for a Republican convention De- cember 1 to at Anchorage to adopt a party platform and nom mate Delegate to Congress.
 The problem of statehood for Alaska was expected to be the main and possibly controversial point of discussion at the conven- ton.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-24
GEORGE BAYER. J. DOWD LEAVE FOR STATES

Deputy Marshal George Bayer and Commissioner J. Dowd, left for the States with Charles An derson, better known as Charlie the Caulker, for Morningside. Charlie recently returned from the Pioneer Home at Sitka.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-10
FARMERS APPROVE SOIL CONSERVATION
DISTRICT FOR COUNTY IN VOTE MAY1

Land ownrs of Union county, on
May l, voted to establish a Soil
Conservation DistriSt embracing
the entire area of the county, ex-
cepting land included within the
limits of Incorporated towns and
villages, according to J. Blaine
Harris, secretary of the Union
county Conservation Advisory
council.
The movement leading up to
this election was started in Nov
ember, 1914, under the sponsorship
Of the Conservation Council, com
posed of farmers, business ano
professional men, wild life groups
Grange, Farm Bureau, Schools
Churches, and other individuals
and groups interested in the
movement to conserve our natural
resources, Mr.. Harris said.
The District will be governed by
a Board of Supervisors, composed
of five farmers who will be elected
by the popular vote and will serve
without compensation. However
according to County Agent D. B
Robinson, the date and polling
places for the election of Super
Visors has not yet been determined
at this time. Much work is in pros
pect for these supervisors, as many
farmers in the county have re-
quested assistance with their prob
lens of Soil and Water ConSerVat.
ion, Mr.. Robinson said.
The authority for and the pro,
cedure to be used, in setting up q
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-10
wv MarysvilIe Churches Observed We Day

his address the words recorded in II
Chronicles 20, 27.
He stressed the fast that proper
observance of We day would in
clude fervent thanksgiving to God
for having given our arms the vic
tory, a grateful and reverent re-
membrance of those who made the
victory possible, particularly those
who had made the supreme Sacri-
flee and those who would carry
the marks of their devotion to
their country in their bodies the
rest of their lives.
He urged that this day be OBJ
served as a day of repentance for
our national sins and a turning
back to God, a day of rededication
to the task that still lies ahead,
the gaining of a complete and fin
al victory over our remaining en-
emieS, and the rededication of all
to making the world a better
world, more God-fearing and God
loving. He urged his hearers to be
humble in the day of victory and
to use the blessing of peace to the
glory of God.
Following the address the con-
gregation sang Nov Thank We
All our God and then all knelt III
prayer led by the pastor. While the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-10
1945 FARM PLANS
BEING COMPLETED

Farm plans for 1915 have been
completed on 1900 Union county
farms, according to Grover A, Hall,
chairman, Union county AAA COM
mittee. The farm plans, when COM
pleted, will show what conServa-
ton practices the farmer intends to
carry out on his farm in 1945, the
regular and special allowances that
may be earned on the farm, and
the farmers intended crop and
livestock production for the year.
MIR. Hall says that someone int
crested in the operation of the
farm must sign the farm plan on
or before June l or else no one
connected with the farm will be
eligible to participate in the bene-
fits of the AAA conservation pro-
gram. The sign-up campaign will
end June l and Mr.. Hall urges all
farmers who have not executed a
Farm Plan as yet to contact the
county Triple A office for this
! purpose as soon as possible.
The deadline date for accepting
application for subsidy payments
on milk and butterfat produced in
January, February and March is
May 81.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-10
ALLEN ARRANGES
ITS COMMENCEMENT

The Rev. Francis Gerald EnSley,
pastor of the North Broadway
Methodist church, Columbus, will
give the commencement address at
the Allen Local school this year
The exercise will be held at $3.50
pm, May % in the school audi,
torium at Allen Center.
The Rev. Mr. Ensley is a gradu-
ate of Ohio Wesleyan university,
Delaware, and Of the Boston uni
versity School of Theology. Be-
cause of the quality of his work at
Boston he was awarded the Jacob
Sleeper Fellowship which enabled
him to spend year in study at the
University of Berlin. He was in
Berlin during the 1882 term.
After his return he completed
the requirments for the degree,
doctor of philosophy and received
that degree from Boston univers-
ity.
Prior to coming to Columbus
last year, the Rev. Mr.. Ensley
served for nine years as pastor of
the United Church in Norwood
Mass, During this period he also
taught in the School of Theology
at Boston university.