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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HAVE CLIENT for duplex or larger. Could
HSs h9aSe nff to convert. Close in NV.
hGod. under $4,000 Can RX: e7ss. '0
s sas ssa for s''ase tie eusnhss eIanns a IL
veterans under the provision Of public law
346, 18th Congress. Excellent Opportunity
66RoWN Bro 8 CO: 1907 i St: NV RE- $5sss.
open Sundays and evenings. -27
% to S,,I1daf}S,sn r. ROOMS, p or Nd. all cash.
GARVEY, Df. 45os. evenings and Sunday ~
aE aE egs9 easH 9a 9ar wr1e sem No Thomas Circle
IMsiEDIATE Cash for You your pr properts Dsss ne
OF oini. Sc ghise ghx Or eelored Maryland or yir-
WE CAN Sell % Youkp pi HoIsE 5Gsf r. RE iti iesS i
value today. Our opinion entails no obIi-
ssss sson ADJ pasas sss MT wa sr0Enns gSuNpRI n R
yeS %Asr F's srEFD} rEiFs ae46Ss sl2 st. ns h:t
CO., 1924 Eye St, NV. TX. 300 ~
anr rAd sect;a GaSH Tor houses. white or colorsd,
Tor PIoLLAEs; I. IS. ss NJ. and Maryland
r no can t95 free anS a. p.x
Clients with cash Or viii buy outrtrS. ospa Yoa
sR suss 5s4 sns p.sn sen v.
i rtoMfT MasPs; Af4Es4ii5Rs II iR to tn. sal. o,
your home, business or Investment prop.
sEss s!:s,. ss,:si :,ns. s.s ss5ss esplso "A
s !a'Ys ssis %son SH s''l%st. 5P1s sn sns0s :.
cSsl sSGtYERs ,os D and Nd property.
#'oSpsibos fss4fss ss''': ssas ~ mod. 80:
CHARLES fse s. GUM SS sSs hss clients waiting
sH pissISs ssb sh MargsaS lSSs vim
sasa sae .eos s sell iSs W. mEs " sss So
tATlEsITiL.sy t1n Il " sEARc%lSo 81 RseGH for ?, or
aIaam cents hoRs Box 4ssz ssE stap Substantial s.s
1Slas = ea or lnss nnsssr0' Maryland oyer
and about SIS mo. for W house; s need need Badly. ns
W1sHiNStSToNs sA AND ND siaI MakYLANp sellers ass
VI sS$ aosas aSss.H e. W ~
assnerstss aavs oaa v.,faH da KS rs fQg mir snnIsss
III ID sr HE e..
home. within miles Of Hyattsyiiie, Nd. Nd;
can pay cash; no agents. Box 45l-A, star
WE HAVE CLIENTS waiting to buy homes
Of all types in 2: e. q nearby Va: viii
say sGM all &c cash aa, HARRIEGToN & ROBIN
sooi oR ow BeDRo6M e8aIi 3x HdSks 1874 in or
nearby Va. All cash. p o. Box 263.
Msin sTnrS rSa, 2Mce Arlington ys-I Va
| Is room vacant house in NV wanted by
Oct; 10 by private party. MR.. L., NO
/ HAVE $3.50 A MONTH; fully guaranteed,
best references; no cash, or very small
d9wn, TO buy 3,bedroom home near Mt
/ HlEaSanI a fatt
70 CAsARES. 2700 18th NV. 2as
: WANTED TO BUY, direct from owner, 3
Or bedroom home pay all cash No
agents, please. Box 414-B, Star --29
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

15c so. FT.! Around 245 GOO So. ft. Of
level I'd commercial on B. & o. main line,
located on one of northwest's main tho
roughfares. Tract to be sold as whole but
several parties could participate This is
really an excellent value For further in
formation I 4rTrl call Mrs, Leach. WI. 5965. vita
RENT NEAR PENTAGoN Building ana
y. S. highway No. /, hreproof brick build
ing and up to over 100000 square feet OF
land. All utilities. available. 3-phrass
electric current installed. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER. 1719 K st. NV. MA. 1166.
On RAILROAD in Alexandria section, the
most active in actual and prospective de-
water and sewer available; near bus lines
and Alexandria station, shops, etc. Yer:
little frontage on railroad available. bop
that can be had at so cents per square
foot. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1719 Z st.
NV MA | 166
Evening star., 1946-08-27

COLoRED-1st COMMERCIAL, downtown,
paint and paper, but it Is priced far below
this By CITY REAITY Cos sa R1h' 7sl Rsis
CoLoRED-BY AND BY means never; o0a
atn 81 Sc; only $1,000 down purchases
ms MS lovely Groom and bath semidetached
DAY may be Too ate PRICE, Ass and nd
ief@s to VERY sEss nSesrTe pp1no ocs open SUNDAY
eoIoREaD3n.ss COZ ny sIxARM sA NJ AND BATH S7,cs
homes; with h.-w H. located in a nost
aesrabe sIon or seeti9n 81 Can be sold
SSgleS sale FIoYD Z. bAVis isS co da5h' ia t2l
fosns Ea to FAYE q B..bs houses :a.
l22 REAT@ CO. eooooRa f4ss On St. terms
eoLoRKDSgN esh NV " P5a sa5oo down n2a buy.
{ lovely semidetached 2-story. new looking
sros bsths' nonf tbese with hoos eedTooms
Rs9ss eo q EFelgsiSs WITH ossiPNEY BR9WN SS
6oLokEips@aHs. isa Haseffsi SnaR N. cArrroI&1s,
commsrcial coming business location; g
SHzrH eJ 5'1S5 gis5' gfSS' tSs sS4S4
S9aoHEP2 ssls eo5nis as Fsnt ST porch: ses
ukSpoL6 safe REALfT " co csosersaE NE ST. E i2IS
oil heat, hardwood floors . baths. full
eesSemeR es MR RaSRp sag ssTases ar good eendtien
coLoRED a-FAMfLY ''o brics pf apartmsn, Dm. gSe6
bldg. built as such, only yrs. old private
bath each ndiydnai arces hestiSg ifnep plaas ahs
separate meters. rent one live in other
convenient location, near Penn. ave. snc
cokoREb-Sk S I4Ta fffi AND N6 OAK AK SITS. NV
sfo ap5h III heat ms mi lkSitehsn and bath each
eokosfbn1soo o5si D. 800 sLk. 81 pE sTa aIfa ST. NV
risst raaseoratsd eommesciai AL arranged in apts.
@ Mf sAHEh lS1 AND Il 2H Nw4os sfSs
good Condition aatS sss possessas nsa r fl
settlement IIar atse Can MR.. BAKER, MI 375
SoLoRED e M aSoo: @NR. NORTH CAPITOL an,
bath each; auto. oil heat house in per pei,
fsst fs s9RdiiGg HR RakrR possession With
coLoREDMNk. MK GIfH ANb so7 COZ 81 Ri aD. sSSs NW
- rms; hot-water oil heat, paraue
noGls iu ca R BARf ssff ana Nj Fn as7
toLoREp-GEo. H. WILLIAMS CO.
Brookiand mansion. s bedrms.. baths; ba
C0LoRED--GEo. n. WILLIAMS Co
porches. modern fixtures. fniaid nnoieun
in kit. " baths: "!eaf' buy. spauid.
ro5Iokap@IxcTLLENr s5i pooIxcTLLEN Sc. ,oesfiog88
large rooms and bath, h-wh.. extra room
In basement, new hot-water heater; Si so
cash: permsnent financing. Ma. 634I
ewes, DE. oUt'. go
COLORED-DET. BR., beautiful home ar
ranged for 2 families, suitable for docto
or dentist; In, finest NV. location: y rms.
2 baths, oil h.-w.h., fun basement; spot
Iessiy clean: easy terms srranged, Ed
WARD GAINES. Elk. 6706.
Evening star., 1946-08-27
oEElcEs FOR REN1.

BETHESDA, MD.-One room and partial
use of reception room. Heart OF business
district Ma 1918. OIL. 107S. --3l
1923 9th ST. N.W.--3rd floor, 3 airy,
weIl-lighted rooms. suitable for Offices or
workrooms, $50 per mo. Ma. 2403. --3l
2nd FLOOR. approx. 200 SO. it., excellent
about Oct /. HOOD. INC, 2647 Conn
SUITE OF RMS. with pvt. bath: 3rd floor.
1905 H St NV. Apply manager, EBBIT
HOTEL. 10th and H SITS. NV. -27
DIGNIFIED. attractive ofices with un-
usual services and facilities available to
responsible tenants. Box 362-B, star.-27
Evening star., 1946-08-27
STORES WANTED.

WILL PAY UP TO $1,000 month rent for
lge., store located downtown Shopping.
Rtepaes t6p to this ad are confidential. Box
VETERINARIAN desires store or othe,
space in Arlington county suitable for
small animal practice. Box 61-c, Star.
27'
STORE for .dry-cleaning establishment,
Need store in small business or residen-
tlal section, suitable for dry cleaning and
taunory business; anywhere. Call LII
Evening star., 1946-08-27
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYlANp.

TAKOMA PARK, MD.-A bargain for quick
ing stove and refrigerator, coal h-wh;
convenient to stores and bus complete for
$4,000 McCAULEy REALTY, EH. 6412.
nd. o4SS. -2
Evening star., 1946-08-27
OFFICES WANTED.

WASHINGTON BRANCH Of national con.
Germ needs 5000 SO. IT. of once space for
taelr sales dept. Call UNDERWOOD
CORP.. D1. 1880. Mr.. Stewart -os
Evening star., 1946-08-27
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

RHoLE ISLAND AVE, Brentwood, Md
60x200 it., 1-story brick warehouse with
on on r. /. ave. ~ JEROME F1 MENU MURRAY sRlSs RE-
2460, 1881 G St NV i
Evening star., 1946-08-27
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY-If you desire
to locate your business in the fastess
growing county in the world. call us az
once; for, very desirable and valuabis
the main arterfal highways of Arlington.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO., IAN Arling-
ton Institution" 2204 Wilson blvd. GIL.
1900. OK 41o3 40
Evening star., 1946-08-27
DESK SPACE FOR RENr.

WE CAN. FURNISH YOU telephone service
and mailing address; also steno. service;
CONN. AVE-, mr.. Dupont Circle, second
floor office. CO. 1922: ewes, DE. 0222.
Evening star., 1946-08-27
DESK SPACE WANTED.

WASHINGTON REPRESENTATIVE Of New York
investment securities house wants desk
space in downtown Office building with
telephone and stenographic service. Box
29-C, Star. 27s
Evening star., 1946-08-27

COLORED-ALExANDR attached
2-story brick home with living rm., dining
kitchen with Frigidaire and stove, 2 bed
S7,l00 for quick sale; shown by APPOINT
ment only j., LEE PRICE. INC, 800 S.
Glebe I'd, Arlington. Va. ia. 2014, ia.
Evening star., 1946-08-27

ESTATE IN MINIATURE, on Q rolling
stream; English brick home with 26xlS-
foot living room, den. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
oil heat. REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC,
RAMBLER. with 22-foot pine-paneled
living room downstairs bedroom, with 2
hsat fs9S ReA RPssarf baths FL
INC, Lee hwy. at Glebe rd, GIL. 056i.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-28
= BYHALIA
By LUCILLE GREEN

Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Coons arriv-
ed home Friday from Florida,
where they have spent the winter.
Mr.and Mrs. Ben Eastman were
Tuesday evening callers at Mr.. and
Mrs. Roscoe Fillinger'S home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Fogle and
daughters were callers on Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Eastman, one day last
week.
Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Carey
and son, Miriam, were Sunday even
ing callers on Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Coons.
One day last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Miller called on their aunt,
Mrs. Elizabeth McMonegal, Of
Magnetic Springs. She is in very
poor health.
Mrs. HE. HeiSer is spending a
few days in Marion visiting her
sistres and brothers, also visiting
brother at Sunbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sands,
of Cincinnati, brother and sister
in-law of Mrs. Hines, are spending
few days at their home. Mr..
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-28
Mt. Victory Section

membered her in any way during
her recent accident.
Sunday guests at the +. ?. Gold
en- home were Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyce
Thomas, of Dunkerk.
Mrs. Monte Dixon and daughter,
Mary Lou, spent Tuesday evening
at the Wilbur Keller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mccall and
Mr. and Hrs. Richard Pickering
were Columbus visitors Wednes-
day.
The Mt. Victory All Club held
their regular meeting at the school
house. March 20. The meeting
started at 8 pm. with the pledge
to the flag, then the All pledge,
lead by Arlene Parthemore. A
piano solos by Lois Scott and Jane
Hervey. Song, Don't Fence Me
In, by Ruth and Joan Coulson,
reading by Ann Harvey, singing by
the group. Games were also enjoy
ed. Mrs. Leonard Miley was the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-28

Sands has recently been discharg-
ed from the service.
Mrs. r. L. Swan, of Athens, and
Mrs. Mildred Bradford, of Column
bus, sisters of Mrs. William Hines,
were weekend guests at the Hines
hCme.
A new advisory council of the
Farm Bureau Number u met at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Coons, Monday night, Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Armstrong and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Donovan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Coons, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Green and family. Also our advis-
ors, Mr.. and Mrs. Beck.
A temporary election of officers
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-28

was held, president, Bernard Arm
strong; secretary, Mrs. Carol Nc
Intosh. A very interesting discus
sion was held, with several out
standing points, One which was
discussed enthusiastically was the
change of time in our rural COM
munities. 1t was brought out that
group action could be taken con-
corning the fast time. Second
group action was much more eff
fective than individual action, es-
peeially on legislative matters.
What changes have taken place in
farm practices in the last 30 years
was discussed. A very interesting
conclusion was pointed out; also
discussed was fellowship among
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-28

Ga. and are now visiting at the
DR.. F.. ID. Hunt home,
Mr.. and Mrs Pearl Williams,
Mrs. Gail Smith and Mrs. Clayton
Temple were Sunday afternoon
visitors at the O, E. Mouser home.
Mrs. Bessie Baird wishes to
thank all of her friends who re-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-28


I held April 3rd at the Park, at
which time a weiner roast will be
enjoyed, 1t was also planned to
have a Mother and Daughter Ban
quet before Mothers Day
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cronley
made a business trip to Columbus,
Thursday.
Harold Harrington underwent an
! emergency appendix operation Fri
day evening about, $50, at the
Antonio hospital, in Kenton. He is
getting along nicely.
1t. jig. Robert J. Lutz, of Chen
cotiague, Va, arrived home Friday
pm. and remained overnight with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louie
LutZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Foreman
and daughter, Margie, and Mrs.
nellie Foreman were Bellefontaine
visitors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace at
tended the funeral, Thursday
morning, for Harry Bowser, at
CridersVille.
Mrs. Ernestine Wagner returned
home Tuesday afternoon after
spending the winter at st. Peters
burg, Fla.
Miss Caroline LutZ, of Colum-
bus, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Lutz
and family.
Members of the Wolf Creek
Grange met Thursday night and
held their regular meeting with
Master David McNeal, presiding.
Grange opened by singing, Holy,
Holy, Holy. Plans were completed
for the 50th anniversary celebra-
tion which will be Mon. night April
1st. State Master, Joseph FIGHTER
will be the guest speaker. A donat-
ion was made to the Red Cross.
The following program in charge
of the lecturer, Miss Ethel Tapp,
was enjoyed by all present. All
joined in s in G ing Whispering
Hope, Coming Through the Rye"
and Darling Nellie Gray; history
of st. Patrick's Day, by Miss
Georgia Mae McNeaL The roll call
answered by giving favorite Irish
songs or jokes. A contest by Mrs.
Cowgirl. Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Eber-
hart are the only ones living, who
were elected to an office at the
first meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Gebert, of
Columbus, are spending the week
end with the latter's mother, Mrs.
Ernestine Wagner.
Mrs. John Holser was removed
to the Antonio hospital in Kenton,
Friday pm. AS soon as her con-
ditiion is favorable she will under
go an operation.
Mrs. L. j. Thompson has been
quite poorly at her home, north of
| town.
The W.S.C.S. of the Rhinehart
church met at the home of Mrs,
Fremont Johnson, last Thursday
afternoon, with twelve members
and two guests, Mrs. George BaX-
ter and Mrs. Cecil Mouser, of A
costa, present. Mrs. Grace Lutz,
the president, was in charge of the
devotions. Owing to the lengthy
business meeting, the study period
was ombitted. A delicious lunch
was served by the hostess. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Louie Lee, at which
time they will study the book OF
Romans.
S/Sgt. Elmer Creamer left Tues
after a 16-day furlough with home
folks.
A miscellaneous shower was
held in the American Legion hall
Friday evening for Mr.. and Mrs
Marion Foreman. The couple re-
ceived many lovely gifts. The
guessing box was won by Mrs
Jesse Cream, which was present
ed to the bride. A delicious
lunch of chicken sandwiches, ice
cream, dough-nuts and coffee, was
served to approximately go people
Music was furnished by Mrs. Fore
mans sister, of near Marysville.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-28
BY MRS. NELLIE FOREMAN

Mr.. ad Mrs. Lowell Johnson, of
Illinois, visited Wednesday and
Thursday with relatives in Mt.
Victory.
Or. and Mrs. Charles Barton and
son have returned from Atlanta,
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Mrs. Ray Donovan,
A very poetic recrsstien hour
was enjoyed by all. Lunch was
served by the hostess.
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neighbors and how may we bene-
fit from an advisory council.
Our next melting will be held
April s, at the home of Mr.. and
Evening star., 1946-12-19

In tho United States, I think such
. plan could be put Into operation
In q short time. Perhaps, also,
some private educa tional or cultural
foundation could be interested TO
contribute financing.
@If adopted, the plan would nee
essarily have to begin on q limited
scale. However, think it's Very
good idea.
Gen. Mcclure said he had dis
cussed some such plan briefly and
informally with American editors
who toured Germany a few months
ago and hoped itscould be developed.
'I think such experience would be
very useful to our German jour-
nalistS, especially the young ones" |"
Gen. Mcclure said.
Editors and publishers In Ger
many today are mostly elderly men
who were not permitted to practice
during the Hitler years." Gen. Nc
Clure added. "And those who were
active during the Nazi era are al
most totally unacceptable"
$50 we have to do our best to
develop the young ones to fill big
gap. We have q journalism school
in Bavaria, but Its not nearly sum-
cient."
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Gen. Clay Backs Plan
For German Editors
To Work in America
sy the Assoeioisd Prs.s

BERLIN, Dec. l9.-Lt. Gen. Lucius
D. Clay. deputy American military
governor, today Endorsed as "a very
good idea" q proposal by Paul G..
Smith, editor Of the San Francisco
Chronicle, to bring German editors
to the United States to learn free
press practices by working on
American newspapers.
Gen. Clay said he thought the
plan could be started almost I'M
mediately on . limited scale II
some method Of financing 1t were
obtained.
Hearty Endorsement Of the plan
also was expressed by Brig. Gen.
Robert Mcclure, chief Of the mill
tary governments information con-
troll division.
"The military would be very
sympathetic to a plan for giving
proved anti-Nazi journalists train
ing In the United States" Gen
Clay said. "but the primary prob
lem would be financing.
Military government has no dol
lar funds it could use for this pur-
pose. However, If the newspapers
would pay the journalists passage
and agree to pay their salaries while
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25

Floor mats for all makes of
cars. Dress up the inside of
your car, now. Sc ars best
quality.
Evening star., 1946-01-27
You Can Have
DAILY
REGULARITY
after IS If

You watch your diet and are
organically sound. Nature has
placed a marvellous hydrogel sub
stance in apples, prunes and
many foods to help you keep reg
ular. AS you grow older, you usu-
ally need more of these foods,
but you eat less. That is why
thousands of folks over 35 have
turned to Serutan. Serutan is u
concentrate of hydrogel sub
stances-not a pill-not salts
not an oil-but an all rpgpiabir
preparation that provides
smooth, soft jell to aid more nor
NAL, natural elimination. Why
dose yourself with harsh purga-
tive or habit forming drugs when
it is so easy to enjoy the tasty,
toast like granules of pleasant
tasting Serutah right along with
your meals? Sold by drug and
health food stores on a money
back guarantee. For your own
sake, start using Serutan t0day!
For oyganfe e0HHpaio1. see Il dOdOr
Evening star., 1946-01-27

"Wally." Bushy laughs at me,
you have sure put a strain on that
vacuum you use for hatrack."
WELL" say to him, "look how
many divorces we have - an all
the people that suffers in private
but don't get divorced. 1t is serious
an somebody ought to help these
kids. They ,Vant to do right"
Look" says Bushy, latter long
trainin', lot of natural talent an
plenty of teamwork, a few baseball
players get good enough to hit
four hundred - to be right four
times out of ten.
'sNow with nothin' but their
hearts to guide 'em, an maybe as
much bum advice as good from
well-meanin' parents, these kids
manage to marry happy about
eight out of ten. They bat twice as
good as the best ball players"
So l feel better. The institution
of marriage is holdin' its own in
both the major an minor leagues
without no coachin' from the
bleachers. WAllY B0REN
Evening star., 1946-01-27

last night the Missus dragged
IL me off to a movie, claimin' it
would rest my feet.
The picture was about young
couple tryin' to make up their
minds whether they ought to get
married to each other or to some
body else.
In that regard l sort of hit the
jackpot myself, so | amt very
interested in the subject. | began
noticin' the pair right in front
of me.
They are not lookin' at the pic
ture either. An when the couple
on the screen comes up against
hard questions I can tell this pair
is sayin' to themselves - that's us.
You know, the question of get
tin married to the right party,
that is - that's really hard de-
cision! Usually. you got to face
it when you are young an mex
perienced. An it is terrible, l
guess, when you make mistake.
This mornin' | mentioned what
| was thinkin' about to Bushy
Barnes when he comes by.
Evening star., 1946-01-27

1. LITTLE CHILDREN -. Why are
children in Paris so greatly under
normal height?
Lack of food. Girls of IA and Is
are five and one-half inches under
height and boys of the same age are
four inches shorter than average.
Z. SPECIAL LICENSE :. Who has
sbecidl automobile license, W
8-I4-45?
Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright.
1t is a special license representing
the date of Japan's surrender. The
car was presented to the General
bv citizens of Walla Walla, Wash.
:. SICK LEAVE -. On an Average
day, how many people are unable TO
20 about their usual tasks owing 10
illness or injury?
About 100000.
T. PEACE PRIZES Ho,c many
Americans hare received the Nobel
Peace Prize since the first aDard tn
1901?
Cordell Hull is the eighth Ameri-
can recipient. Theodore Roosevelt
was the first in 1906 - followed by
Evening star., 1946-01-27
CONDUCTED 'T L M<..x

NOTE: We will pay So in Victory
Savings Stamps for question and an
swer used in this column. Proof must
accompany ansmer. Address: Tom Henry,
THIS WEEK. 42O Lexington Ave,
N.Y,C. II. Unaccepted contributions
cannot be acknowledged or returned.
Evening star., 1946-01-27
q u,z .nn
A news question answer game

Elihu Root, Woodrow Wilson.
Charles G.. Dawes, Frank B. Kel-
logg, Jane Addams and Nicholas
Murray Butler.
RIO, Los Angeles, Calf.
S. BIG PRODUCER Which of
our 4S states produced the most war
material?
Michigan. New York and Cali
fornia were next.
6. NEW NOTE Why is the
British fire pound note-in ctrcutd-
tton for 30 years - being replaced?
New ones are being printed on
thicker paper with secret metallic
thread running through them. The
old note could be easily counter
feited - and was by the Germans.
- B. B. A., Buffalo, N. Y.
Evening star., 1946-01-27
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-11
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Military Police and Machine Gun Sections will be added to Headuqar- ters Company, Third Battalion State Guard, Capt, Lloyd J. Hal lock, commanding officer, has ans nounced. Through the addition of these sections the company will be expanded to 60 men.
 Tn special plea for World War II veterans to enlist in the com pany, Captain Hallock stated that all members of the State Guard will be eligible for transfer in grade to the National Guard when 1t is reactivated. He revealed that there were vacancies up to the rank of staff sergeant in the new mili- tary police and machine gun sec- tionS and also in the administra- ton, communications, transporta- ton and supply sections. Ratings will be filled according to the abil- lty of individuals In the company as shown by competition.
 The company Is preparing fol summer maneuvers to be held at Camp Baldwin, Mantle, for two weeks. This will be the longest camping period for state troops since l040, stated Captain Hallock
 The fifth anniversary of Head quarters Company will be held or March %. The only remaining charter member of the company Is M/Sgt. Alfred Scacco, a former member of the National Guard,