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c h est officials
locate Office and
q p a r t m e n t
buildings, busi-
ness firms and
Government Of
nces which no
campaign solici-
tor has yet can
| yaSsed.
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(See COAL, Page A-4.)
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lsee PATTERSON, Page ABB
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(See TRUMAN, Page A-5.) :
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(See ELLIOTT. Page A-8)
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OFFICES FOR RENT tcon,.,..

1926 ST. NW.-Ofnce space available.
LEON F. LAMB, 927 18th st. NV. DI.
l1MasSaElpIArE occurANey-4sh door. wax
~, large clean front office; $50 monthly
Convenient S location for an once in ne
Nv. section Of washington; rental $55
xsrmSn. eve; nv pI. Sn sd41 1x.vvTo2222rp 22
--2nd-hoor front suite of 8 rooms. lava
tory coo SO. IT,, suitable business or pro-
boe4oks bIsSs1a9s S Sfyisfs yeem. on arst fie9r
Of apartment building, 18th and Columbia
I'd. Building has swItchboard Once has
been OCCUPIED by physician for past 10
years. $S5 per month. Call Mr.. Amatulli
Or. Mr. Elder, MA 5s03 -le
1st-FL0OH APT, ideal for doctors Offices;
lst taxi zone. goth st. near and
i1r SUITABLE M FOR SMALL commercial Of
section. Cell NO 3343, Ext. 102, 80
MT. RAINIER, MD.--3-rm. suite suitable
for physician or other profession very
convenient location Apply 1888 r. I. ave.
Phone Hyattsvllle 004S 10
2 LARGE ROOMS. near New York ave,
and 18th Elk. 5912. 30
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STORES FOR RENT.

VICINITY 18th AND COLUMBIA, rd. NV.
Store, 2 apts., new. strictly modern: gas
heat: garage; only entire building; $500;
available, vacant Jan. l. 1947: responsible
tenant only. W. 6. GERB1cH. MI 80. 4G47
STORE FOR RENT, 3ox70, 100 per cent
location. Call Elk. 1854: 2lz year lease.
APPROX. 2O,x4O, in good business loca
ton, near King st. Alexandria. Suitable
for gift shop, dresses, antiques. cleaning
and laundry agency, etc. Reasonably
leased to responsible party. BATCEEL-
LER 81 SON, Alex. Natl. Bank Bldg. Alex.
1876 MASS. AVE. NW-1 room and bath:
can be used for barber shop: radio store
beauty parlor or any small business: $50
monthly Call Mr. Hill, FEDERAL Fl
NANCE co, 915 New York ave. NV.
DowNTowN. eo3 E st.-store approxi-
mately 30x60 and floors above, available
Immediately: will rent whole or part
Call MR. G., MA. 1896. 30
NEW BUILDING, 18th and H sts. ne
Retail and wholesale location; adjacent
Sears Roebgck and Giant Market: 5,ooQ
So. IT., lst-f. loading platform; zoned end
commercial. All ifreproof bldg: useable
for for ofdces, department store mer-
chandisirg, showrms., etc; cross yentila-
tion: open all sides. Will finish to suit
tenants requirements; will divide. Now
ready for occupancy. LOUIS BURMAN,
RE. 1858. -24
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

s ACRES miles % e Go.d on tra5sasa a5snsh
spFRs fz bus sfooe SS56e i6fs al
GIG. Gsot0R Il. V WILLIAMS CO.'S acres Local located
Bladensburg road near the 1900 blk. Can
be purchased at a very low price. excellent
location for a building site and will in
cleared has old house and 3 barns well,
es4so ess This il sug r soT
1oi ACRES bordering Mt. Vernon blvd
and Fit. Hunt road south Of Belle Haven.
cs Mr Poston N3 saoe Ess and
sun. wo. 1912. BOSS & PHELPS, 1917
80 ACRES on Grain hwy. near Marlboro;
acre. JAMES E. MAHoNEY, woodward
a0l 50 ACRES, R Ya Ryan. Va: clear and very fer
is MAHoNE1 Is z9o woodwaTd Sa5a Blds' RE saI1
9 ACRES: nice, building site; large shade
s3ss mfi Rg2 tFG9 Fss RRz1fY fspFsh Co. fff fs
sbIEbERS shYEia PhSHs oR svEsToRsrnis EA
o seWs bssan = as ersf Church on rsr esn m
ssss st s., my M %oLSoRD sS sasl M SO
MILES thOM u. u, Moltgomery EQUITY
ably; terms call M. Powers, with 3; j.
oHNSGN Ge W} ssS Sc esas oee opeo leoe to nA seHs
SUBURBAN VIRGINIA. good buy of an
acre or more with roads in. ready for build
r. W MULLEN, Ok, zoos; ewes, Gil. 57o4
a03 ACRES, all in good timber. about 80
miles from D. c.; good buy at 500 per
acre For further details call CHI. 3d33.
BEAUTIFUL 5 ACRES, wooded tracts, near
Seneca Greek and Potomac River quick
sale, S150 a tract; - terms; n $40 cash down, r,,
ave- ss RoeFHe %oRth oWn5s vhone sasE s0
NINE ACRES. facing on colesville I'd. has
approx. 1,400-foot. road frontage: priced
E sgse sale s. at d Il soc eve and sGn Gn
1884. STANLEY PEARSON, Realtor, s2s6
& ass.sn soss 20 ss' sys4 sPs
hwy: about hall, cleared. remainder in in
timber. win sell ,,allrior al or part on zANT faTy
IA. Ns bsS1; e,, ewes. OR 4sas. -I9
rs ACRES near AnnandaIe, Va. miles
Hoded 7Ts@ knoll With 0sa1sssp nes brook afh phx
%SRNS 1yNsS SSo asSR sSas ose sss n1nt mss
out Columbia pike; phone Alex 5soo. 5sno.
FoR tSsse Gf PHONES HoMEs-se acres mile west of
Alexandria and 6 miles from Pentagon;
trunk sewer through property, electricity
available, 2 streets already constructed;
acre; v down. VERNoN NJ; LYNCH, 3
SONS. cfice Z miles out Columbia pike
Phone Alex. 5906. Closed Sundays. 20
MARYLAND-66Eaa acres, timber land, pine
and other, on all-weather road. mi on
Indian Head road, IL mi. from District
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY-Over 100
acres. large frontage on main highway.
close in: all utilities; very low price makes
it ideal for large-scale priority buildlng
For detailed information, call w. ERNEST
oFFUTT Co, 1924 K st. NV. RE. 3l6l'
APPRRoMXiMATELY Apr M ACRES. making 12
nice lots. cleared, ideally located of Kings
highway, few minutes from Alexandra:
low priced for quick sale. Price for COM
plete property. So. $50; terms. For fun
info lmation. call Alex. l155 or Alex Lex
and Insurers. 200 Rupley Bldg, SIS Ring
fIis Iii ACRES ACRES. nicely wooded. Route 224,
mr. Indian Head. Md. Price. $500; $40
down Sa5 month. j. W. McvIcK7ESR.
REHuFfFHL iI1H Fn9m 81 'wooDEpS siTTE-overlooking
Potomac River, Just above Chain Bridge;
this is an unusual location w. s. HoGE.
Jr., Ss15 Lee hwy. Arl. W.. CH e60oo.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

and concrete reinforced bldg, fireproof,
containing approx 10000 50. IT. OF floor
space bldg. foundation is constructed to
ground value today. Konit. Ex. S535. lis
IN OUTSTANDING LOCATION modern
warehouses, about . years old, having 2S,-
height in clear, no columns, skylights and
structural glass windows; large washroom,
overhead space-heaters, bridge crane. rail-
buildings. If desired, total Of $4,000 so
IT. Of floor space could be provided; prop
erty industrially zoned, fronts on main
downtown Washington: excellent for ware
house, manufacturing, distributing or bulk
sales: possession 30 days. Attractively
priced; brokers protected. See Mr. Norris
WEAVER BROS. INC, Washington Bldg.
DI 1900. eyes CHI a23S -l9
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APARTMENT BUILDING containing 1874
an a vae pa up
nished. Situated on 32s-acre plot, beau.
tifully landscaped in the south section OF
kn0 park cWyman Ksrn aHq PaTkS sS in Baitimore Nd
Offers opportunity for gradual conversion
to apartment hotel. Gross annual income,
at Esn1 sEf sf Drss
elusive agents, 102s Connecticut ave.
ARL1NGToN INVESTMENT co, NC
These s-year-old brick apt. bldgs,, consist
ting of so units can be bought for IA
Kitchen, equipped with refrieeration and
range. "A great name in real estate."
ARLINGTON INVESTMENT co. Nc
We have several tracts of land suitable
counties. ''' CAN Tor fuii Information 80 "A
great name in real estate" Vinieur.
eS VIC. 1ath AND SITS, N,w.-Leased for
stantial cash REQ. S s BROWN. MA.
BRICK sEMIDETAcHED APT house
available for almost immediate occupancy.
aN4ERsp SAL f2T to isIs iPe's s nx a.
;,sToRY APT, finest an I'd ~ ogo lees1ion; 9 81
doctors othce; switchboard; ATTRACTIVE
nsS esSy be aPfsneed faR EDwAs6 nsde r Ps
Two FAMILY APARTMENT UNITS in
good section northeast each recurring
cash wS fsaS5s 5 me-
51s s APT DstpSi ssmde1 tolS b2sP ept og
chester Apis; annual rental, $3.50: q
N sPepsld Rsons SIN ss at 1EaTm fsSS3o R f
GEo GE6 FAtvH T. WI1IiaMs IAN Ap eoSo expense to
owner; 4-unit colored apt, house tenants
lss GEO. opriff f. sH.I9A WILLIAMS
brick across from new Geo. Wash Univ.
oh.-w. heat: redec.; good possibility for
to ' aDts or doctors ofsses. stolar' Ex sS$s.
RIPE FOR DEVELOPMENT! Rialto Thea
ter site, 9th st, NV. near G. This prop
erty should appeal to a promoter or syndi,
and stores. space for lisht mfg; also park
asa Hsry phona qsh p Il ensnd s ASRE ESE sEhsr M
sALoMoN CO. Real Estate, Loans and In
surancs Brokers, s 423 Southsrn Bldg. -24
IN Yes oo
For further details, Mr. west. HEANEY q
G1 %2 as4E AZ AfArMfI ap foas aousE on
Capitol st. that shows better than 25eo
Foson FssGn oR RR csso BASs5N lS % e NJ
is'4o1 SO, FIT. of ground, Arlington; Can
5'ass tst 'ssh'' can CLYDE iss assE as ssH
ANACosTIA-center-hall detached frame;
rooms. plus 3 finished rooms on 3rd and
sssf8 ssf' SszssR = s:Ss Az
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

STORES, WAREHOUSES, oFFICES-spe-
cializing in commercial and industrial
properties; will build to suit your require
ments We have 33 locations in the Metro
BRMAN. RE, 176s.
3293 NJ ST. NtW.-1st Commercial, entire
End floor, consisting of rooms and bath:
suitable for oflce room. Call Mrs Harper
with JOS. ID, WISE. 1882 Wise. ave, Wo.
5602, DU. 0200 80
IS 18th ST. sE.-Building, suitable for
store, Offices or living quarters; owner will
remodel 10 suit tenant: store. apartment
and garage, S175 per month; can be
leased as an entirety only For further in
formation call Mr.. johnson, AID. 0021;
ewes. EN-. 5000. sHocKEY & MOOR
HEAD, Realtors.
VICINITY 18th and Columbia I'd. NV
Store, 2 apis, new, strictly modern gas
heat, garage: only entire building. $3.50;
available vacant Jan. |. 1947: responsible
tenant only. W. C. GERBICH. MI. 4O47.
STREET FLOOR. 1000 to 5000 so. it., in
modern freproof bids, Wis ave. and NJ
NV. heavy pedestrian travel; suitable for
many types of retail OF, commercial busi-
financially stable and long-lesse applicants
considered. Phone RAY MOORE. MA.
0o45. WO 2S04 "a
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PHYSICIAN or other professional: 3-room
suite; highly populated and desirable 10. :
cation in Arlington. Va. Call CHI. 1917
idem MobERS m NEW e BLDG. Il Seefsass RosEvile Nd.
opposite courthouse: No. % East Mont
gomery ave. Phone OWNER, OIL. 3459.
DOWNTOWN OFFICE, rooms, first floor,
near Ambassador Hotel. 500. Ma. 4179
GIG 10Th ST. N.W.-Front room, bay win
dow private bath, storage space, 1st floor.
I 1918 EYE EYE ST. N.w.-on 1st floor. ? rms, a
REALTY CORP. 1877 X. RE. 1913. lis
1923 Goth ST. N.W.-New bldg, entire 1st
floor, 3 exposures; 2 lay. street-front tt dis dis
1737 K. RE. 1913. lis
cception and library facilities. Write Box
ioi7 18th ST. N.w.-New modern offices
available for business or professional man.
bpiiding near saqo completion. KAY REALTY
BEAUTIFUL front office. End floor; houres-
cent lighting. central location; reasonable
rent. 919 1th st. NV. 20
DESIRABLE for doctors, dentists and pro-
fessional men; 3-room offices IN ClaIen-
don. LYON, INC. CHI. 7070, GIL. 66l1.
EeSlrH EoSM for sns slst aso assk sa s
DENTAL 'oFFICEs-suite of rooms on Ist
floor of modern downtown apt: house;
available Immediately. See Mr.. Whitcomh.
Il. g. sldITHY CO.. MA. 6oo3. -1S
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LOTS WANTED.
PAY CASH Tor lots IN c or nearby
Nd SCOTT SANDERS. TR 1858
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FACING UNION STATION row-brick
or or, Nj, Tolson. FIR $500. o'BANNoN
CoMMERCIAL TRIANGLE at Hybla Valley
on Richmond highway, about 31a miles
south OF Alexandria; $40 feet on Rich
mond highway and 5s3 feet on % Sld dd6 Ricn- =,
# price SIS 500 Box 24T-M, Star. is
18th AND SITS. NE.-2-story brick build
ing consisting of office and apts. above;
business; valuable 10-car garage in rear;
located on busy thoroughfare; priced low
on today's market. Call III pm. LEO
Me 54OO. Washington's Complete Real
ES Es,ste HnTJsE I1StsEtionR GROUND within the City
limits of Alexsndria, 353 feet by 246 feet,
a fuii City block. BOX 24s-M Star. lis
I4th ST. N.W.-4-story brick BLDG,
with title; price. S29.500 Call Mr.; White
bead. NA ssoo vs syss; Be and suRRday' IE.
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oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug fsherman's haven: ideal climate on
Fioridas Gulf Coast; fertile homesites.
to 5 acres. fronting, or near salt water;
community boat dock privil.: hard road;
elec.: titles guaranteed: priced as low as
$500, S45 down, SIS mo-; immediate pos
session. For beautiful illustrated free
booklet. write or phone e. J. GRAY, 69l5
FLORIDA-S acres in south END of West
Palm Beach. Fronting on highway and
through d, to od Lake Wort, with RI. .rlpa,rlan, ,osn, :,
property. OIL. 1925. 30
FOR SALE-Coloniai brick dwelling. near
Naval Academy, known as the Peggy Stew
art House: three stories. six bedrooms, two
baths, modern conveniences, three fire.
places, two-car garage, beautiful boxwood
CHARLES F. LEE, Annapolis, Md. -l9
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WAREHoUsEs FOR RENT.

REAR 2I5 3rd ST. N.W.-An ideal loca-
ton for. small ofice, warehouse, storage
cars cars; rental s7s S1s per mo. no HENRY J. ROBE,
INC. 1924 VT. ave. NV. DI. SAL. -22
WAREHOUSE, rear of 903 E St, NV;
floors and elevator; approximately 5000
so # Call MR. G. Ma $500 20
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

1st FL, LIGHT OFFICE, near Wisconsin
ave; and M st. nv co, 734o, lis
pub. stenos, statistical typing, manu-
scripts mimeo.: prompt service. DI. 81 Al.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-Industrial prop
sf'y on IL IT, ana naro,suriaceo IN ,oao. aes near
OVER 5000 SO. FIT in Sc Wash, next
to r r siding; l-story brick bldg. 49XS0.
located on corner of ground can be pur-
chased in part or in its entirety. grand
location for any wholesale business or
RASIIKO REALTY co. 81
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OFFICES WANTED.

ATTORNEY, recently resigned from Gov
ernment service, desires room in lawyers S
suite; will share secretarial and steno-
graphic expenses; excellent references.
Box 3O1 M Star 20s
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASH FOR D. G., Mo.. and Va. houses
and nearby farms and app.Syed 2nd- 2d-
trust notes FULTON r. GORDON, l427
BEACH PROPERTIES that can be ex-
changed for Arlington building lots.
BOWERS, l104 18th St NV. RE. 2029
Evening star., 1946-10-18
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

SECOND TRUST LOANS on property in
D. c.. Md. and Va: Prompt service at
lowest rates From $500 to S5 900. LUS-
TINE q BERENTER. 1929 Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1946-10-18
STORES WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT. work space approx
10x15 IT. to be used for light manufac-
turing heat and light required: rear store
or basement; give rent and particulars.
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND. railroad sidings available,
zoned industrial: both in D. C. and nearby
Maryland; small or large acreage; long OF
co Once uN 2525: res EN- $50
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1000 SO. FIT, End commercial, all indus
trial, suitable for dry cleaning plant with
drive-in facilities, NV. section. Mr..
LATHWIG GE. 1865: res. WI. $3.50. is
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WA
OFFICES FOR RENT.

WANTS 2-3 rm. furn cabin or
cottage. am.c., rustic wooded site, Potomac
River or nearby Va. Box Aim, Star. 20'
Evening star., 1946-10-18

COLORED-a LOTS, 6Ox100 ca, $500 ca
-Faring on newly paved concrete street
BAINs REALTY CO., s413 Georgia ave
COLORED-LOTS, first commercial for
sale; large 3-in-l lot going for a very
low price in heart of residential and
business section of city: ideal for large
home or for business. We have other lots
in ne and se HO O9S6. 20
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SUBURBAN SAlE-MD. Cont

NEW, GROOM DETACHED, modern brick
home st-fioor lavatory, oil heat COM
occupancy: surrounded by Govt. park, near
Census Bldg. Open daily. 10-5, $500
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CONTINUED on Next Psgs.l
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COLESVILLE SECTION-Homesltes Io,OUU
to 10000 81 #, streets ode dedicated and
Woodside Park-Conmunlty of splendid
homes, wide wooded homesites with i'm.
provements. $4,000.
Colesyille I'd; also beautiful 2 to 10 acre
sites on River rd. near Congressional Coun-
try Club. ,
81 900 to 81 900. CRANE g. HELAN, ST.
1000 Open ewes, to 9.
Evening star., 1946-10-18

WEsTMORELAND HILLS, Washington's
highly restricted community: attractive
wooded lots now available from $3.50.
Call MR.. WHITE. OIL. 5336; eyes,, OIL
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-25
MASKED STRANGER
ATTACKS FARMER

Authorities were still searching
today for a masked stranger who
attacked Chester Wyeth, Taylor
township farmer, as he opened a
door on his barn about 9:15 pm.
Thursday, Serriff II. S. Roosa re-
ported.
Mr.. Wyeth said he had just re-
turned to his farm, about a mile
north of Broadway Corners, and
went out to the barn. The man was
standing in the doorway as Mr..
Wyeth opened the barn door Be-
fore he could get the door closed,
Mr.. Wyeth said, the man struck at
him with a club but failed to hit
him.
He then got the door closed, Mr..
Wyeth said, and held it shut for
a few moments before going to the
house to get help. The man, still
wearing the mask Mr.. Wyeth OBJ
served when he first saw him, then
left the barn and walked around
it to disappear through the fields.
He was accompanied by a dog, and
Sheriff Roosa said he has a good
description of the man.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-25
$4,000 DAMAGES
ASKED in SUITS
Crash At New Cally
Bases For Court Actions

Damages amounting in all to
$5O,500 are sought in two actions
filed in Common Pleas Court last
week by Belle Dena Warrick and
Sterling Warrick against Maurice
Mace.
The actions arise from an auto
mobile collision at New California
about 10 am. Aug. 3, 1945.
Plaintiffs were riding south on
Route 81 and Mace was driving
north on Route AZ. Plaintiffs say
defendant, whose automobile was
towing a second machine, "negli-
gently and carelessly proceeded
into said intersection when the red
light was against it, at a high and
reckless rate of speed to wit 50
miles per hour"
Both plaintiffs cite five instanc-
eS in which they claim negligent,
careless and unlawmul operation
of the automobile driven by the
uGlGlludIlls
Belle Dena WarriCk, who seeks
$25,0 damages, said she has been
confined to her home the past
eight months, most of the time in
bed, as a result of injuries she sus-
tanned in the crash. She has per-
manent injury to her back and
hips and will in the future be un-
able to perform some of her reg
ular duties, and will be compelled
to remain under the care of a doc
tor for many months to come.
Sterling Warrick asks $500 to
cover damages to his automobile,
and $4,000 as the result of the
injuries sustained by his wife
Gwynn Sanders is attorney for
both plaintiffs.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-25
SIGN-UP NOW
FOR FARM PROGRAM

Wilby R. Cochenour, chairman of
the Union county AAA committee,
suggests that all farmers who were
unable to attend township sign-up
meetings on the 1916 Agricultural
Conservation program call at the
county office Immediately if they
desire to participate in the pro-
gram.
County committeeman are now
at work in the county office ex-
planning the 1916 program and as
siSting individual farmers in Sc
lccting practices needed on their
farms TO maintain and build soil
fertility.
C~lly by completing and signing
farm plan can a farmer partici-
pate in the benefits of the conser-
walton program. 1t represents a re-
quest to the county committee for
approval of selected practices for
a particular farm and no payment
can be made for the performance
of any soil conserving practice un-
less prior approval has been given
by the county committee.
The deadline date for signing
1916 farm plans is April l, and no
tees of approval practices will be
mailed to each partiCipator as
soon as possible thereafter
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-25
DOGS, GARBAGE
BRING COMPLAINTS

Several complaints have been re-
ceived by Mayor Asman over the
weekend on two different prac-
ticeS being followed in Marysville
at the present time.
Gardeners and others have COM
planned to the Mayor in great num-
bers that dog-oWners are allowing
their animals to run at large, doing
much damage to young flowers
and plants.
The Mayor urges dog owners to
keep their pets tied up, and not
permit them to run at large. 9th
erWise, the animals will be pick
ed up and the owners fined.
The other complaints received by
the Mayor have been from resi-
dents of f. Fourth ST., who said
that many persons have been
dumping garbage along that street.
Under no circumstances can
loose garbage be dumped any
where" Mayor Asman said. 1T
must be buried or hauled away by
an approved hauler.
Besides, he added, "the Village
dump is east of N. Main St, at the
Sewage Disposal plant, and any
refuse must be dumped there, not
along the streets"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-25
FARM RESIDENCES
ARE BURGLARIZED
Clothing, Property Valued
At More Than $1,000 Taken

At least three, and possibly four,
farm homes were broken into late
Saturday and property valued at
more than $1,000 in the aggregate
was taken, Sheriff H. S. RooSa re-
ported this morning.
The three known burglary vic
tins were:
Virgil Wynn, Pharisburg, where
approximately SIS worth of cloth
ing including a suit, dress, silk
blouse and two pair of shoes was
taken;
George Clark, of near Clai-
bourne, $500 worth of government
bonds, $85 ring, and insurance pa
pers, receipts, ETC., contained in a
metal box, stolen; and
John Barker, three miles west of
Marysville, two antique pistols, in
Guiding Single-Shot Derringer and
single shot muzzle loader; plate of
valuable antique coins; and jar of
small denomination coins of cur
rent issue, stolen.
The Sheriff also heard unoffici-
ally that a home on the Ander-
son farm near Broadway was en-
tered.
The burglars evidently started at
the Wynn home, which was enter
ed sometime between dusk and II
pm. From there they went to the
Clark home and ended up at the
Barker home.
The three robberies were con-
nected with a trail of insurance pa
pers, receipts, etc. belonging to
Mr.. Clark which were picked up
along the road between the Clark
home and the Barker home. They
had evidently been discarded by
the burglars as they went through
the papers while driving along the
highway.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-25
OHIO WESLEYAN MAN
TO SPEAK HERE WEDNESDAY

DR.. William F. Quinan il, who
speaks at the dinner meeting We'd
nesday evening at the Methodist
church joined the faculty of Ohio
Wesleyan university as associate
professor of philosophy and reli-
gion in 1915. Prior to his coming to
Ohio Wesleyan he was on the fac
ulty of Gettysburg college from
1871 to 1945 in the philosophy de-
partment.
A native southerner Dr. Quillian
was graduated from Emory uni
versity, then took graduate school
at Yale university, where he first
received a bachelor of divinity de
gree in 1888 and a doctorate in
1943. While at Yale he took special
work during summers at the Uni
versity of Edinburgh and at the
University of Basel in Europe.
At Ohio Wesleyan he is serving
on the Merrick lectures committee
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-25
by
THE STAR STUDENT

Greetings, fellow students and
other interested readers, just set
tie back in your car and we'll
shift into high with Stude at the
wheel. Our school is starting it's
spring term, and we'll tolerate no
spring fever excuses for not get
ting assignments in.
Classes have spruced up a bit
this week, not just to give the
nod to official spring weather, but
to welcome back another pre-war
(does that date him girls teacher
to the staff. Paul Wenzel, lately
Lieutenant in the army, arrived
Wednesday to take over the his
tory, commercial law and other
classes, that have been taught by
Mrs. Carmack.
Mrs. Carmack, who was Ruth
Skinner before her marriage,
resigned to join her hus-
band, recently separated from the
army. She came to M. II. S. from
Allen Center schools to teach