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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-03
REGISTERED HOLSTEIN
AUCTION
u S. Route 49, half way between Plain City and Delawar
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Il

WEDNESDAY, JUNE Il
n., ~ 81 Io0-coWs 90 and HEIFERs- RS 10
7O-Fresh or Springers-70
80
,vOyear old daughters Of Monvc Rag Apple Sovereign
R6P % % E4s 3 R% S son
vic Monogram XXXwExtra.
Mercena PosCh Montyie Vace esooo . -. ,,....o
Her DAM Lucy Posch Mercena Bred to $4,000 of Monvc
Pat Pietere Mercedes-6 Years
Bred to Peerless Ke DeKo 3r ROP 1920 lbs 434968 BF
Valley Acres Mercedes
5 Class Good Plus Bred Valley acres Monvc Commander
Maple Lady AbbeIerk Rauwerd-6 Years Old
Glass Good Ps Bred to m gy Monogram Pathfinder 3yr RoP
Conestago Banostne scnuilng21l Years Old
R6P 'a 1879 8S5o 4? H s65 a d her Dam ~ very 0 vii"
Ingleneuk NOchinvar Mig. Vacc-2R Years Old
Granddaughter Locnvar Bred to Montvc Rag Apple
EImra Fayne Jan. vacc-s
Pontiac Jane, Vacc,-2 Old
Bred to Monte Bae Sovereign of Mon Rag Apple Sove
egn Her dam and gnddam each produced over lbs 4 milk
Bred to Monte Brae Sovereign of Montc Rag Apple Sover
Eonita Bonheur Burke
Glass Very Good Bred to Pc<away Prince DeKol @ 81,
RS I s e sovf FEdseG % 7Ss @ R6 @ @ Rag 9 @
Orchard Echo Kerks Years Old
Class Bred Petje Pluto Max ROP 3r 482 h. BF
Peggy Rag Apple Snow Vacc-2 Old
Bred to Glen Allen Admiral Burke Her dam produced GIG b. BF
Madge Rag Apple DewdrOp vacc.-2 Old d
Bred Glen Allen Admiral Burke Her dam produced 432 bs BF
BUII-Blair Sovereign Dictator
Born l45 Son of Montyc Rag Sovereign From 2r old dam
Apple; predominant
are st End S 40 s oaood
Calves sold separately All transfers free of charge generation pe
A'' GUARANTEED TO BE AS REPRESENTED
HENRY C0NKLIN OWNER
Plain CITY, Ohio Route
AuciOneers: John c Baker Fred simpson and Ed Buck
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PIONEER CUSTOMERS

Who must disc up and Pioneer corn due to flood
cutworms other reason, furnished free seed
by Eastern Pioneer Company.
Notify your representative before discing up and
seed corn will be furnished Have small amount Early
Corn on hand.
Representatives:
CARL JACOBS, Peoria Rt l
GE. HEIZER, Marysvle Rt
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-03

WANTED TO BUY-A diamond.
Give size, price, quality, etc. Pay
cash. Write P. o. Box 176, Colum-
bus, Ohio. 5-29-4t*
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PILES
ARE NEVER mild"
DANGER IN NEGLECT

DANGER IN NEGLECT
No one should ever think of
piles (hemOrrhOids) as a "mild'
disorder.
Although they may seem "A
mild" ailment, especially when
not giving pain or incOnven-
ience, piles are i'm fact tumOr
formations without tendency to
heal themselves, instead, they
are likely, if neglected, TO keep
increasing in size, involving more
and more of the rectal area.
Even a sO-called mild" case
may be expected to undermine
ones health, by inviting, pre-
dispOsing to or aggraVating 9th
er ailments, such as: Indigestion,
biliOusneSS, stomach trouble,
constipation, headaches, pain in
the back and down the legs, sec
Ondary anemia with its rundown
tired feeling, and general ner-
YOUR irritability.
Removal of piles is the only
permanent relief-written guar
antee. My method produces lit
tie or no discomfort, does not
require the use of knife, and sell
dom is the patient required to
lose any time from work or other
duties.
Why not call and learn of this
method? The examination is
free.
Write for References and Book
let What Your NeighbOrs Say"
No appointment Needed
Cost of Service Within Your
Means
SARVER CLINIC
Rectal Diseases Only
DIR. p. NJ. SARVER, f. T.
Ashley, Ohio
just miles north from Della
ware, u. 5. Route AZ.
Hours 8 AM. to 5 PM.
Closed Sundays and Thursdays
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-03
Want, For Sale Column

L AM AVAILABLE to do hay bal
ing. Grower and Son, Magnetic
Springs. 5-29-tf
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-03

FOR SALE-6-room frame house,
large lot, in Mt. Victory. Write j.
E. Hathaway, Mt. Victory Rt. /.
6-3-2ts
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FOR SALE moving machine,
McCormick-Deering 5-ft. cut, in
god condition, also 100 gal. hog
fountain, almost new. E. H. Good
an, l mile northeast York Center.
6-3-1tS
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PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
the undersigned the property he will sell at public
tiOn at $50 North Franklin street Redwood, o.
FRIDAY. UTNE7

Commencing at 1880 o'clock, the following:
Consisting oversufed suite; cabinet
Zenith radio studio couch Florence eato stove Roper
table,
Sand eatebottom chair
Singer sewing dining table, leather bottom
dining chairs; rockers 9X12 dress
writing desk heater; large mirror 75pond
ice box bed with and mattress; threequaer
size iron bed with springs and Mattress book rack two drees
stands bed
board dining table, kitchen cabnet work table,
ironing beddng dishe kitchen
utensils swing end table; and other household
goods too numerous mention.
TROY KELTNER
Inn Pfarr jr. auctOneer Sturgis Cheney clerk
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FOR SALE Border Collie pups.
j. E. Hathaway, 2 miles south Mt.
Victory on Rt. 81. 6-3-Zts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-03

FOR SALE Crosley radio, table
model. Charles Donohoe, 140 w.
Ottawa. 6-3-lts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-03

FOR SALE-A Kalamazoo range,
green and tan enamel, in good con-
dition. William Heath, Marysville
Rt. 2, 21a mi. Sc. of Watkins.
6-3-2ts
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FOR SALE-McCormick- Deering
wheat binder, z fit, cut. Priced rea-
sonable. Wendell Smith. Call 1852.
6-3-1tS
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FOR SALE Elevator for baled
hay or straw. G. Herman Nicol, Rt
5, Marysville. 6-3-1ts
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FOR RENT Clover meadow on
shares. Arthur A. Werst, Marys-
vile Route 5. Milford Center
Barber Shop. 6-3-2ts
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John Pfarr jr., auctiOneer
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-03

FOR E-S-ft. Mccormick
Deering wheat binder, also a hay
tedder, both in Al condition. Rob-
ert Bishop, Milford Center Rt. /.
6-3-1ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
OFFICES FOR RENT.

NEW YORK AVE, near 18th st. NV.
ss Mr. wSeeieT p1 aSfa' REALTY nscs o "a
UPPER 14th ST, corner; ofaces for den.
fists, etc. 1929 14th st. NV, corner New.
ton; Call RIA, 2o3s day OF evening.
VICINITY I4th AND you N.W.-Unfur.
nished: rent, $50 mo. Cali MR.. SCHWART1
off4cE spxcs iii D 1 p.n s4 q
nye floors in the heart Of the financial
inpRolr ARg GfLb 81 4os soos IL
sgSIs ESD P' ). So sas1sSa' End moor;
q oo It stn hr T SsGs 500 mS DR a3es
ZEAL kaEALrE Es Gf2 l7aa X M l1ss suit. on
Eye St, near goth Heat, light and jaaitor
service included. Call Mr.. Wheeler, DIXIE
REALTY CO. Ma. $3.50.
2 OR ROOM SUITE. $50 to 900 81 IT,.
newly renovated BLDG; immediate poss.
ENTIRE BUfEDNGG. $500 50. IT.. CEN
trail downtown: automatic elevator.
E HAsGE Es goNNFf MA oi SSs .,e, Wit,
private washroom: upper 14th st.. corner
aiT WHr ssge5stsY 1 Gr ssSSssther MckEEvR
FURNISHED oFFICEs and desirable desk
SIZES is kEfREsENTA Nv sss A r.
$50 SO. II. of space. reasonable rental, At
621S 3rd st. NV RIA. 1o43.
IDEAL FOR legislative Representative, 3
connecting rms. facing House Once BLDG,
23S LIST st. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22

HOUSES WAkTlD 70. BUy tcsas.l
s Or blocks from Mass. ave. shopping
center: Or 9 rooms. brick o. frame. WO.
Hf oscE. At ONCE. At ONCE, . q
clients with cash can set YOU TOP prices
4 5sie sn fA S "a siaea 1 G.snsa S.,
WlAlNrED. ANAL o lsrs: houses. any con
1e C, seo'Sa q y. ety. immediate
q G. cot 2. No. Nj eli cash q seSys irISs
81 sap aF sR !; aAe K. q. &
s sssg o gs business y a.. es ny.
gao; -Rssglss sines 1919. ''"'
S " os;laz sal4i e. sSstois ssli mad.
r ii|fRS sai asD s sa aaDs h.v.
cash buyers for home. in these srees.
ssss 81 fRe aY sEA II5T29q0s CO. 3D.
W CAR so9 sell "a Y eSf house at it. full
y.iue today; Our opinion entails no obi
uNDE az c tor M srqR. .aIIa4, WM
iaaa oRkEs G}S Sc. n' ne sns near.
a s Hss f clients ' VIII s:sS
viii buy oytright. For an honest appraisal
20 20 Obligation s1s can ,IogD uI RYEaEss. 1924
sc. and Maryland property, quick settle
ments, free appraissls. QUINN & MILLER.
B: O. AND NEAkbYY Nh D. PRoPERTrEs, pay
all cash. ROGER MOSS. Realtor. 2i2b
+ WI u tEs PAY A. A H. c e2s9 for or room
house in or near D. C. MR.. LIVINGSTON.
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy from owner
Woodside Park: an cash. on. 21lI
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

ARLINGTON-5 or 8 room house in or
near Arlington. CHI. 7792, Mr.. CREEK
WANTED IN NV. or nearby Md. good
house or BUNGALOW for cash; must have
possession IN 90 days. ,Call RIA. 1912.
have urgent requests from buyers. They
All cash sti. to pay for modern homes. List
GCRAvArTE. 729 18th st.. Realtor. MA.
WANTED HOUSES, large and small, in
woodbridge, Hrookland, Michigan Park and
nearby MARYLAND: I have cash buyers watt
ing. B.: F. HOLMES, 1901 r. I. ave. ne.
Phone NC: 1912; eve. NO. 1446.
nearby Md. will buy or sell to cash clients.
4. A. CAROZZA. 1927 Pa. ave. Sc AT.
BRICK BUNGALOW. Randle Highlands or
Hillcrest,. around $4,000 cash. A. A.
G fMMpH1A r2 2s27 ra, ave Sc ,,h At; ss4l
home today or sell to cash clients; free
a app, MITCHELL QUICK. DI. 1881
We CAN BELL YouE rRorEHrY II Z 10.
eated In Washington or nearby MONTGOMERY
k ssisoIase ssY iStA i. s.v !. IA. 545s.c CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
SUBURBAN SALIVA. (cest.l

SUBURBAN SALIVA. tCoaf.D =
5.ROOM asbestos shingied bungalow. COM
e. maehins. Tsfrissrator and ssoy,: fuil
s0xlso fenced-in rear yard with picket
fence: near Columbia pike and Glebe I'd.
Ariinston;. immediate possession; 911.e50:
{{S Te Ssh Ssh y. obsRoYHILL Co.
vIR0EIA,s BEST BUYs-Brick Colonial
standing houses in Oakerest. on the ridge
In the tTsss; room, ~ bath; iyll Ssss-
knotty pine; oil burner; attached garage;
sac screened porch, slate roof; last word
stos sna ste gnS must be seen 70 be sDDrs-
. On Russell r., near Beverly Ellis, .
bullt about 5 years ago; the last word IN
modern construction; 2h baths, 3 Sed-
porch ho. fsc r Iocm sompIetsiy Anishsd
2. e. heat With Timkin rotary oil burner:
,1assdtn lot Xxi Nth Aeshos dsnos pi,ss:
Ridge I'd. Jackson 1904, Ivy 1872.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

HELP NAVAL OFFICER. long combat over
:Vss TR s f $50 L Elk EknS ssS
OFFICER, newly arrived, duty Pentagon:
z or br. house or apt; furn or partly
furn.: I yr. minimum; Sabotage chill,
Z and 81 Va. or GEORGETOWN preferred. 1T
COL. BAYA, RE. 600. Ext. 1896; 8 to s
YEARS RENT in advance on unfuTn g.
I'm. house. permanent. will decorated Il
necessary; long lease. MR.. BOOK. DE
PERMANENT BUSINESS EXECUTIVE need,
unfurn. or room home. Virginia pre-.
ierreds UP to $3.50 mo. MR.. DAWSON
DSFuGiRSisHED HOUSE. two or more bed.
rooms; can repair or decorate If necessary
PERMANENT RESIDENT desire, unfum
house any desirable section city: best car,
assured. Shepherd ] $50. 25s
WANTED.-!Rent or buy building in wash
tngton with large room or auditorium
capable Of being converted into little the.
alter. Write all details Boz 221-G, Star
DIPLOMAT desires to rent 9. bedroom mod:
ern house. unfurn. or partly furn.,. or 4
or 8 nm. unfurn apt. Reply. 2I44 wy.
AT. Oh HOUSE. q or 8 bedrooms, 10,
tksns NO. o71e.
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OFFICES WANTED.

NAVAL OFFICER, resuming private Law
room In established suite satisfactory;
short-term lease considered. but not de-
sired; preferences furnished. Please phons
MANUFACTURERs' AGENTS, with secrs.
tary' desire once SPACE or viii share once:
CHEMICAL ENGINEER desires small ONCE
or space in professional suite. Box 1850,
Star.
PRICE NO oBJECT for a well-furnished
once. located in modern ONCE BLDG.
Must be in or near the financial section
ing, Of selling or leasing your once now,
call HARRY l. FRIEDMAN. RE. 1le6.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION desires approa,
centrally located. Call Elk. 1894.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEvY CHASE, 2: C;-Three bedrooms. 2
baths oil neat, double garage: furnished
ayatlsble for immediate occupancy. Cali
CoNGENIAL CoUPLE to share home a,
eompanionnsso in exchange for Light house
VERY DESIRABLE furn. home, 3 bedroom,
near Pentagon, on busline, for month OF
February; no children. Box 9O-E, Star.
VICINITY NATIONAL CATHEDRAL, corner
house. large lott three bedrooms, two baths
study, sleeping porch on second floor
maids room and full bath. third floor
SNsspWny Secorated. sttractively furnished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
HOUSES WANTrp 70 RENT tce.,.,

REdULAR ARMY Office, ~ year,
Dept. 8 school-age children, need unfurn
house or apt. Immediately, Q or 8 bedrooms
CONVENIENT to Pentagon. Cali WO. 1922.
house or apartment for or 5 months;
In or near GEORGETOWN area; viii pay lib
efs 5sHats. H s5ce asss ca MRS
PERMANENT GOv'T ATTOkNKY, Civil
Service. ex-naval oficer, desires or s
after 90 months overseas Mr.. kAN0IE.
RE. 740O, Ext, 2OSO. 1SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22

EXCHANGE 2-bedrm, house. Long Beach.
Callf;, desirable location, moderate rental
for or bedrm. house. Washington and
vicinity; Can 81. 1900. Ext. 42l.
or apartment In New York. TIE. O240,
ATLANTA HOME, by owner, for Residence
IN vicinity Washington, account Of transfer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
HOUSES UkFURNIsHEp.
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-1O-room frame.
WI. 2903- after Tuesday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
DESK SPACE FOR RENT,

1907 H ST. N.W.-In dignified ONCE, deal
space: mail and phone service; also fres
space for public stenoerapher. s. J, BROWN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22

APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
"a MO. RENT IN ADyANCE-Furn or
unfurn. apt; Virginia pref; resp. couple:
perm. residents. Glebe $3.50. 26s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

WAREH0UsE SITE near r, ]. ave. an1
9th st. n,e..r. r. siding avail, only 81 pef
ss.s. close II. o'zAS1 Isft 2t EaSS-i ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
HOUSES FOR SALT Cent,

HYATTsyILIE HILLS, ND.---Iike new. Q.
sious bsdrmss 9ar. and screened porch
GEORGE REALTY. WA. 1856. eve. WA
Plus room. .aa 5.sh r &c :ss sas s:ss
%Sasls Das Only s..a Ss1.t
.a ssus sso s9as s.' ao SSSHsF'd
cHSEakr1Wgsy f Ssss 1.. III. location
ssTass o o- hss h pr,s:d rs Sssh s,
sS9s ~ 1l s0ii' Z: y.'.b es as ana 81
as SIS s rs sss bsouo..s ST. sr-csa.
ErisIsaires LOT soaioo. 'iil income. saf:
viii s ssf. b.ef ibsa. a sqnst al az
a: n BA nGSAAs. lila H st. NV. DI. 1884
om .ad bath nsS eei n exec. q
sSsssss , S!' ss4n: %fTcHaE aGick e. 81
ORD ST. sf.n N T. PM detached tram.
s terms sosd MONTAGUE CORP Ma. 1854
CHEvY CHASE REALTY co. offers
In Bethesda-Is very convenient to stores,
schools and TRANSPORTATION. Well arranged
with large living and dining room, mod
srn kitchen and pantry on list noor; 3
bedrooms, plenty. OF closet space and .
newly undermined bath on 2nd floor; oil
n nsss i 1t sts iSt early possession and
Chevy Chase. b. c.-very conveniently
located home. newly redecorated, livins
room with fireplace. large dining room
ds1, kitchen and pantry on. 1st toor; 4
ment with oil heat Early possession.
In Barnaby Woods-A desirable home
OF prewar construction. center-hall plan
room, powder room, dinette and com
pletely equipped kitchen. lovely master
bedroom and bath, in addition to other
bedrooms and bath on End floor There
are rooms on the third; basement Is
EQUIPPED with maids room and bath,
fireplace, oil a.-c. heat. Exclusive
4-unit apt. house, in Takoma Park
nice lot garage; good income; to be sold
furnished for S13,95O. Exclusive CHEVY
CHASE REALTY CO.. 34O3 Conn. ave
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aye, ,wT. $500: evenings Mr.. scha M.f.
S4:s.; ian. .ns W. ! ssen cs:,,
Gn's seon ndst dlS OGp has s5s. hail ~
attic; recreation room in basement; o.f.aW.
Rzis ss sssFase s SaGMRBseE soo
a aHky ss1 5aisTE1 ru. INV. a,.
4 bedrooms, baths on End floor: bed.
ICONS rooms and = third bath on 3rd floor; large
sale with 3O-day possession. Call EN-
1920 until 9 pm. F. A. TWEED CO,
SRT1sffilecn s-kRosoM HOME on lars. lot ir
sass r.assSrated and vacant aesn fe Prlss
'aa,s1Ro5ef Tissnt N 9end 1 aya fsss
HoUsEs' IN all sections of the city. Call
eo1 e " u 3 3fis i HPan y. ant nx
.ssrs ssn sv ss.s ;
spts;; on transportation: price. SIT $50
| GEORGIA ave. sH. 1880; sH. 1884 aftei
ROBERT MAoEE, Real Estate. WA. 1914.
@ DO E oa TO S f' !. Ap pss a
with our ouick service and efficient, sour-
TINS IS THE WORST that can be said aH o.
this nice Silver Spring home-you need
car because the busline isn't very close
a. might, nice home, 2,story brick, {
ern equipment; level lot; in . group Of
other ood-looking homes Only $1,000
Other similar homes being built nearby
are bringing S11 $50. R. P. RIPLEY
~. poss; tsun. and eyes, SH. 6e16
TOwNHOUSE - English basement hous,
| on good restricted street. between Dupon
q Circle en and Kalorsma I'd, only "a biz; ives
SON w. 5s7s. Of esii oR. 4 q slndas
VACANT - Immediate possession NV
section rms, bedrms., " baths ga
I rag; nice svI BACK yard; ,s1o.95o: terms
cLivELASp PARK, ss1 5oo-ultramod
! ern, full center-hAil plan Colonial bricl
home. finished and designed for elaborat.
LIVING nv e.: ana sntertaininE There are =
aff atsesn suc n s1ss sns
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McDEvITT, REALToR. SALES BULLETIN
ERunealow, Cabin John, 81, $50: rooms,
bath. ATTIC. garage. about "a acre, trees
kensington. Md.-6-year-old detached
white clapboard. attached garage. s rooms
ana bath. oil heat. large wooded lot; /
nlock from Conn. ave. and bus. miles
at S10,950. -NAs
Silver Spring, Md.--Detached red brick,
Z rooms ~ baths, fireplace, side porch,
wooded lot; only Sl6,9b0; immediate pos
=, CHEVY Chase. D. c.-Immediate posses
bedrms., baths. living rm., fireplace, side
porch, den. large dining rm. and kitchen,
pantry, stove, refrigerator, INV. oil heat:
excellent neighborhood, bus N blk. Bar.
gain, S17.950. Call RA 1922 or SH. 1921
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SUBURBAN sAle-yIReihIA.

PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy from owner
house in Battery Park. Edgemoor or
Park: all cash. OIL. 27ll.
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,edrms. and bath; sleep
en- porches: full. bright
&c lot, Diet. garage: home
dwood floors; best loca-
50. $50; terms. WOOD
20, 1881 Rhode Island
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$3.50; near 7th and
m 2-family nat. with
It's: entire building in
all modern conven-
pt. and secure income
u transp., reasonable
8. ask for Mr.. Burke,
J, 9 to l Saturday. N,
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session Feb. /.
porch, built-in
Good buy. At
inspection, RE.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
On the Other Hand
Hopes International Science May
Supplant international Intrigue

international control d atomic and
other weapons of offense, and of the
elimination of war as method of
settling international disputes"
That international control is
feasible is also the finding of the
Carnegie Endowment for Interna-
tional Peace. A committee whose
members include engineers and geoi-
|ogists of Americas biggest mining
corporations, such as Anaconda and
Kennecott, has reported a plan for
control through the use of United
Nations inspectors. A system of in
spection of all the land masses of
the earth is outlined. These experts
believe evasion on the part of any
nation would be difficult If not i'm
possible.
International science seems to be
on the move. 1t may be that we will
soon see, 1t crowding international
intrigue out of the picture.
A consummation devoutly to be
wished.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
1871 Seryicemen,
All GI Wives, Babies
Due in U. 5. Today
BY the Assoeio,ed Pres.


Sixteen transports, carrying 12,731
service personnel. are scheduled to
arrive today at six American ports.
One vessel with 412 war wives and
babies is due at New York.
Ships and units arriving:
At New York-United States Army
Hospital Ship Wisteria, from Cher
bourg, 546 patients and 81 miscel-
laneous troops.
George Washington, from LIE
Havre, 5,972 troops, including 630th
Field Artillery Battalion; 38th Sta
ton Hospital; Goth Base Postoffice;
Headquarters and Headquarters
Battery Of 111th Antiaircraft Artil-
lery Group; 3158th Signal Service
Company 453d Amphibious Truck
Company; 954th Ordnance Base De-
pot; 3510th Quartermaster Truck
Company; Headquarters and Head
quarters Company of Sd Tank De-
stroyer Group; detachment of the
196th Engineer Company; Head
quarters and Headquarters Battery
of oath Field Artillery Group; 243d
Field Artillery Battalion; 102d Port
Company; 759th Field Artillery Bat
talon; 40th Amphibious Truck
Battalion.
Algonquin, from Naples, 412 war
wives and babies.
Miscellaneous on following: Fort
Orange, from Antwerp, 10; Cartago,
from Marseille, /; Newbury Victory,
from Casablanca, % Originally due
yesterday at Norfolk.
At Norfolk-Mary Austin, from
Leghorn, Originally due yester-
day..
At San miscellaneous
on following: Alamance, from Pearl
Harbor, I'll Navy and Marines:
Dublin, from Tokyo, 229 Navy and
Marines; Griggs, from Noumea, 537
Navy, 1900 Army; Norman Lykes,
from Shanghai, IL Army; Sea Pike,
s,111 Army: Chetpatchet, from Yoko-
suka, 5 Navy; Glove Hitch, from
Manila, IA Navy.
At Los Aneeles-A. s. Bondia, from
Pearl Harbor, Is miscellaneous per-
sonnel.
At San Diego-LsT 221, from Pa
ciflc forward area, As Marines (orig-
inally due yesterday.
At Seattle-Fairmont Victory,
from Yokohama, 1873 miscellaneous
troops.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Gould Granddaughter
.Grunted Divorce in Reno
by the Asseeioied Press

by THc NNsUcIdfeu FTeSx :
RENO, New, Feb. 2l.-Mrs. Helen
Shepard Gaines, a granddaughter
of financier Jay Gould, was granted
a divorce yesterday on grounds of
extreme cruelty from Arthur Harris
Ca .es, New York.
They were married October 8,
1895. Mrs. Gaines mother was Mrs.
Helen Gould Shepard. daughter of
the f1nancier. A sealed agreement
settled property rights and custody
Of the Gaines children.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Shippers Ask Receiver
For l., P. & W. Railroad
BY the A,soeioied Press

PEORIA, Ill.,, Feb. 21.-Appoint-
ment of receiver for the strike
bound Toledo, Peoria 81 Western
Railroad was asked by some of the
lines shippers In suit filed yester-
day in Federal Court.
The shippers declared the strike
on the 239-mile line, which started
last October /, was in violation of
State and national public policy laws
and infringed on their equities" in
railroad operations.
The shippers contended the work
stoppage. marked earlier this month
by the killing of two strikers, has
caused enormous losses to their
businesses and the irreparable loss
of customers and other injuries"
The suit asked the court to enjoin
the railroad and 13 striking railroad
brotherhoods from continuing
abandonment" of operations and to
appoint a receiver for the property
to end theg wage dispute.