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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-09-05
VALLEY ROAD
By MRS. EFFIE DAVIS

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ridge, Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Davis, Ralph Styer
and others attended the State Fair
on Tuesday.
Phyllis Clark, Jean and Anna
May Yearsley enjoyed a picnic on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert YearSley, of
Broadway spent the weekend at
the home of their son, Herman
Yearsley, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grubb
spent Sunday with their son, Roy
GrubbS and family, of near West
Mansfield. Mrs. Roy Grubbs has
been sick for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Matlach re-
turned home Wednesday after
visiting with relatives in Canada
and other places of interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Davis were
dinner guests Wednesday of Chris
tan and Phyllis Clark, of Rich
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman YearSley
and children drove to Sterling,
Sunday and spent Labor Day with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Matleck had
for their guests their nieces, Char
lett Reed, of near Prospect, and
Pricilla 10 McMahan, of Somers-
vile, several days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. George Clark and daugh-
ter, Phyllis, motored to the zoo at
Columbus, Sunday, and enjoyed a
picnic dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Wheeler
and sons and Jennie and Valeta
Grindell, attended the Norris re-
union Sunday at the Prospect
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Creston Hull and
others attended the Wallace re-
union at the park at Prospect,
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grubbs
spent Sunday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Davis.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-09-05
N. LEWISBURG

| Changes In Ownership
The Ray Patrick Hardware has
, been sold to Mr.. Steffins, Piqua,
who will take charge sometime
next month.
Millum Frazier, North Lewis
burg, has purchased the Lease
Shoe and Harness repair shop,
from David Lease.
Mrs. Abbie Chamberlain, who
for the past six months has opera
ted the Youth Canteen, closed the
doors Sunday due to i'll health. The
room has been rented by Hobert
P. Hill, returned service man, who
with his father, B. B. Hill, will
open what will be known as Hills
Sandwich Shoppe. Serving sand
wicheS, ice cream and coffee, they
will be open for business Sept. Z.
School Notes
School opened Sept. 3, with ali
teachers in attendance.
Mr.. Clifford is acting as janitor
for the grade school in the absence
of Mason Martin, who was injured
in a fall.
Social News
Mrs. limo Corbet entertained her
contract bridge club in her home
west of town, last Saturday A
perfect attendance was reported,
with Mrs. Ruth West as high, Mrs.
Louise Creviston, second, and Mrs.
Kay FreShwater, low. Light re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess in the late afternoon The next
meeting will be with Mrs. W. Col
Inns, Sept. IA.
The Women'S Society of Christ
ian Service met Wednesday, at the
home of Mrs. Mae Gilbert, west
of town.
The Christian Culture Class of
the Methodist church held their
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-09-05
BY LENA Nj. HILL

Anyone having items of interest
are requested to phone 1851 or see
Lena NJ. Hill, as Mrs. Bessie Co,
mer has discontinued as cores
pondent for this column.
Sick News
Mason Martin, grade school jan
itor, who suffered fractures ol
both heels from fall last Tues
day, underwent a major surgery
Thursday, at Mt. Carmel hospital
Columbus. His condition is rep
ported good
Friends of Mrs. Talmage Hill
of Urbana, will be interested to
know that she underwent major
surgery in Grant hospital, Tuesday
morning. Her condition is fair. Mrs
Hill is a sister of Carl Impson, OF
this place, and is widely-known
here.
Henry Weatherby, of Middle
burg, suffered a leg fracture last
Wednesday, when he fell while
building a shed on the farm of
his step-son, Johnny Letter, north
of town. He was taken to Mary
Rutan hospital, Bellefontaine.
Funeral Notices
Funeral services for James B.
Louden. "A, reteired carpenter, was
held Monday, 2:30 p. m. in the
Methodist church. Rev B. +. Craw-
ford had charge of the services,
and burial was made in Maple
Grove cemetery. Mr. Louden pass
ed away Aug. 81.
Ira "Skeet' Seaman, farmer,
passed away Sept. in his home
north of town. Funeral services
were held Wednesday, 200 p. m.
+ in the Methodist church, Middle
burg, with burial in Middleburg
cemetery.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-09-05
MOUSER-LANE REUNION

The MouSer-Lane Reunion will
be held Sunday in the Shelter
House at the American Legion
Park here. A basket dinner will be
served at noon. All relatives and
friends are cordially invited.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-09-05
By MRS. WALTER sTILLINGs

Mrs. Edith Orahood entertained
the Hi-Jinx Bridge Club, Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartzell Besgrove
entertained to dinner Friday even
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Boyer
and Mrs. Edith Orahood.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-09-05

ry Slaughter, Edward Berend, j.
H. Simons Bill Simons, and Earl
Weaver attended the double head
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-09-05
SEPTEMBER 2, 1916

er ball game between the st. LOUIS
Cardinals and the Cincinnati KeoS'
at Cincinnati, Lbor Day.
Evening star., 1946-01-29
SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGINIA.

ARLINGTON, Falls Church-6-room brick
Colonial (newl. oil heat, hot water; 8 nice
bedrooms, PEG. large living room with fireplace,
weeks: $ISz5S; $4,000 down: dnsssi sss 50 N mo
MAS MAS LdINDs5Y ~ s51s rs No. Glebe I'd. cH.
RLINGToN-s-room brick Colonial 9
aq and naias sSar e. oil heat
mo-: separate entrances, firepiaee ior on s9a 1sf
so M mo SIss Nae iNDssg Sia sa9 sgoSS So dSs s5:
FAIRFAX. Va. Beautiful ranch tyn.
bone, f0r ,o4. acres af interested can arrsnss
spect ali eectrc Bendfx Rsshes e every .;G Ts
quarters, qua etc; less than 3 yrs. old S35, 600.
HoME HG5 MfPD4Rfmfn WITH 1SeoMh se Mgas Gihaugs6 ss
property was designed originally for
pdaseon: places. . dining in rooms 2 Kitchens.
located to Washington, If interested tsen'is IN
setup Of this kind. cali MANNAs REAITS IN
Or Sp;c OK Ss!s Esq wilson bivd.' Arlington. dL.
Isrss 6sESa 6TeP home saA e sasl q T. NYss Nos
ment and detached garage. 1t is on 4
srse and scSnns cSrmer lot very close to bus
r. REALTY At &C., asls Wilson A blvd. aANSAs aI.
5 BE6RooMfs, 2 BATHS. center-hall plan
Colonial--This is one of the finest homes
we have had for sale for some time. Lo.
fatsd ntsdn exceptionally lily. conysniens to Wash
bathrooms, Second tioors. se'fiSns Garse ahS hSins
Ftshen with 4ss 5spass sreened snps pSfsP
with oii-heatins system. copper piambinss.. iafnbars.
Ghe flssqe e dosns fad Is oes5ta sahsa
5000 cash needed to ,purehase" "09FSf; TSf:
eal MANN i sEsass R4Y CO.. For ais
blvd CT. 27s4, OK. 27s4. 900 "'i'0n
ACRES oansr and ney nx paved road
NEAR FALLS CHURcH@s-mroomn roc nSes modern
frame frame. house on acres; 1st floor. large
1yins ogarn repsss dining
porch; End floor, master bedroom, 2 other
bedrooms, bath; full basement, recreation
bsR Waodes msss e0a bath @b hGpss located on
8 G; $4,000, $1,000 cash. j. L. {.
Bun 4. Low ss.5oo-rhis attractive bun.
galow on lovely large lot, is located in the
can AZ arrange rams terms terms; Can Mr., MaGnsield, AID
450O No. 26th st.-s-room
oathS automatic heat. earase: in excellent
BURG; asIS Lee hwy, OK. 1884 ~
large rooms, de luxe bath nicely equipped
Kitchen, fireplace in living room and rec
reatISn room ar,conditi9psd oil heat
,wner occupied. quick possession; you
Mr sss ns Gns 2 asgpresats vts Il can
Continued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1946-01-29
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

ARMY COLONEL AND WIFE, both, Just
Fstqrnssd sdse ssuTs
eral Yonths Or longer; excellent care as
sureI no children, no pets; NV. section,
nr: transp.; UP to S175. Box 22.H,
NAVY coMDR., long duty. needs 3-bed-
room house or apartment, preferably un-
ooMDR usS permanet efns desires a41 unfar SSar
niaed house or apt; no children. Gail
1T. CoMDR, lawyer. wishes 2-s bedrm
WILING TO SIGN s-YEAR LEASE
Please. oh please, Jet overseas Marine Corr
oficef. wife and 5-year-old daughter rent
your 2 or 8 bedroom unfinished home
PEsmSRST Fl H3 B3sNIss gsi5 Ext s9 IS
sSS$ ssSy oi oSSzozs 81 sse ,st
Washington, urgently needs home for his
wife and family; desire 8 or 2 large bed
@ oc Paase call cH
PERMANENT CoUpLE desires small fur.
nished or unfurnished house or apt, Silver
pfpafM Isss washnston sn hssi executive
national firm needs or. 3 bedroom, 2.
bath house or tsa apartment in northwest 70,
IN ADVANCE Write Box 4ss-o, Star, OIL
Phons PphnsfERaTE lE f2lI Help naval officer 2s1 lon,
House to S110. FIR. 2197, ewes. 1t
LANNING. 81
was a former District resident since 1925
re-establish his home here, with new. wife
and small child? Desire 2 or 3. bedroom
COMDR. HOWARD, Republic 7400, Ext
1929 weekdays. 30s
COLONEL; Rssulsr ,t.pngg Army wife and s:gr ). 8
house In Virginia: permanently stationed
in Pentaeon. Glebe 3115.
CAPTAIN, u. S. NJ, needs unfurnishet
house; excellent care guaranteed; refs. AID
1880, Ext. &c. so
Evening star., 1946-01-29
HOUSES WANTEp no RENT (co.t.

PERMANENT EXECUTIVE q national
concern desires. by April l. Groom house &c
bedrooms) vicinity ne. or nearby Md; !;
Will pay up to S125 per mo. and mos.
in advance Call Wa 0S56.
VETERAN DENTIST urgently in need Of
or bedroom, furnished or unfuSnished,
406, before 6 pm A.
ARMY COLONEL and wife wish furn. apt.
or house, NV. or Va. pref, Feb to July.
ReIs- co. 1900 room 22o. 8 am. to 10
VETERAN PHYSICIAN desires 3-bedroom
tween Nichols ave- and Benning I'd; prefer
dealing direct with owner. Call WI 1886
PERMANENT-Army colonel. wife, 16-yr-
old girl desire 2-3 bedroom house, unfur-
nished; Virginia or Northwest section pref
cradle. RE. 800. Ext. 42Ss, 8 to 4. 81
Evening star., 1946-01-29
HOUSES FURNISHED

BACHELOR ATTORNEY, owner of fur.
nished house in Chevy Chase, will let SAINT
in exchange for room and board for him.
self MA. 9419 during day. WI. 303l
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY for 3 months
beautifully furn. house, near Wardmar
Park, ) hedrms, 3 baths. ideal for chill
dren, 5000. 3116 Cathedral ave. NV
WO 1870.
10th ST. extended from Feb. 1st to April
maids rm. and bath In basement. 1872
East West highway, Silver Spring, Nd
9oio % ILLINoIs AVE. NV. Attractive
2O-ft. brick, near bus and streetcar;
7 rms, 8 bedrms., 2 baths. sleeping porch
oil heat: vacant: immediate possession;
lease, $50 per mo. To inspect call rent
dept, LEO M BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415
Z st. NV. ME. 5400.
MAR. Is to Sept. 15, lovely furn. home
excl. Va. suburb 3 bedrms., 2h b.; reas. II
respons. couple who will allow owner ret.
hedrm.. sleep only Box 6S-H. Star
Evening star., 1946-01-29
SUBURBAN sALs-MARYLANp.

80 ACRES. 9 mi. from ?: G: line, M9ntg;
Mr. TRUNDLE. phone Ashton 5563 30'
bath, oil heat. ~ acres of land, long front;
gavef Esq KansH ST. eas and
$500; MODERN HOUSE, IL acres of land,
near Damascus. Md: 4 bedrooms. living
beautiful piece of land; high elevation,
view, chicken houses and stables; an. un-
nsasy msn 8 s09d ID sHy sa sts s4 settle
sI heat; large ' lot; sls7So. ESSnS RoBERT GSsRs
MAGGh WffhfAs wA REal EsTArRsstory sns, stueco
on nice large lot; consists of apis, with
liy, rm. din rm., Kit bedrms ms and ana fire-
mo, First floor vacant; sale price. S11; 800.
IN BEAUTIFUL Brandywine Hghts, Md
bedrms.. living rm;; combination kitchen
and dining, bath. utility room oil h. W h,
Itapss oase oasSy ouaes sma
rage. white picket fencing; ideal for home,
nursery, poultry 60 or extra investmsnt
monsh Ban 3RsorT cnton fash sa ana 500
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-ideai for pri-
vate home or tourist home; large comfort
well landscaped; reasonably priced worth
#iEE.Ss sS hE1E Efy gsis4IEsvsy 5sSS brick
home in College Park, large living room,
dining room. kitchen, 3 bedrooms pa tile
baths; oil heat; full basement; fireplace;
Venetian blinds; this home has to be seen
to be appreciated: possession on full down
Ts ca REAL h kasfs hsfzrRse8 gnGR ss0S home
rooms, dining room, living room, ia
baths, full basement; will be completed in
80, days: price $4,000; $4,000 down.
Call Mr. Moriarty. Union 2200.
la,cI BE,IHEsDAMsLoyely detached frame. ex-
transportation. etc., bedrooms, oil heat;
title. Cali Mrs. Leach, GE. 1883, with
BEITZELL, DI 3iOO
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS-Brick bungalow Of
4 rooms and bath, with unfinished attic,
S.. 600 with 81, 500 % down and % $40 So iiss. per
RAsSEhE sssladns 1N3EsrMsRT FsEss sRd Co., me-
5303 Baltimore ave-, UN. 4042. Open
evenings till 8.
SO, ,5OO-5-room asbestos shingle bungalow,
living room, dining room, nice kitchen, bed
room, bath. nice finished attic. fun base
Close to everything in Hyattsyille. Md.
8. B. zANTzINaER. Jr., Real Estate. "''A
FALKLAND, MD.-Cape Cod brick on ga
acres, lovely living room, dining room,
tached garage, chicken house, lovely set
BETHEL. DI 31O0,
DETACHED BRICK, S13,750: new brick.
containing living room: dining room, kitch-
01 o o ana as Sah
DI, 3100,
Evening star., 1946-01-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLoRED-RANDoLPH ST., near 1st St.
easement, sa $3.50 81. 500 cash. CAN MT.
Tassdas sRS fSs' s. Nj lilo only
S4IRo S,sI, ID, down, with balanss payable like rent
etc: close to transportation and shopping.
csll d ~ .a,5 LEO M n T4aS BERNSTEIN Gom =
eie EsssSs hssH:i0a ssory bay
window brick. situated near 4th and y
Arcola hot-watern heating system. eleco,
sass eap " s.5issas # saS FISHER
CoLOREDNNEAR Dumbarton School $500
ESTEEpFlsE : y NI aada REALTY co" l224 Eye st
coLokRDSfoVELY { Oh hA LIVELY littI. arm. and bath
brick house, h.-w;h., nice front and real
ton ton: priced 5000: 81, 900 cash or or make
fdr efier p,,Tsv Te inspect. call d. 1888 and ask
COL s5 o5LoREe56GNEAR oe56NEA N. CAPITOL AND R.
at ssr tl G eellar sa ask ei0hai foa r. PorfWa
S5E6hESM:sD54 s6EPHESs: BE IIsa *; .yr-,, and b,
brick; 1st COM; h.-w.h; no cellar under
Sofoff69ianhpIAHE Sias aib mi MB hEoT POSSESSION
LII p St; Sc: 10 rooms. all modern
terms. Cox & Co. pI. 42t54. 1
COLORED-ONLY $500 down and balance
in monthly installments will buy any oi
the following houses:
900 blk. Of NJ st. nw-3-story rec
brick and basement, h.-w.h., gas anc
800 Blk Of M st. nv1s-story .ne
basement brick. IL rooms. baths, Rai
and electricity
1900 Blk. Of 9th st. n.w.-s rooms, Z
baths. gas and electricity.
Also many others. For inspection, cal
ME. 1855, COMET REALTY CO., 943 New
York ave NV
Evening star., 1946-01-29
HOUSES EXCHANGED.
q nt1 h ntn

wELL-FURN. house Alexandria, 4 bed
rms, 2 baths, 2 liv. rms. oil heat. very
will exchange for good 2 or s bedrm. apt,
preferably In NV. Washington; TIE, 6414.
OWNER 1-RM. HOME, Bethesda, will con-
slider mos. exchange with owner similar
home; go2d N. Y; suburb. WI; 4o37;
CORONADO, CALF. VIII exchange
or vicinity. OR $500, Ext 3451. .29'
COUPLE, with small dog, will exchange
S75 a month unfurn. house with rooms,
kitchen, bath. yard, h.-w.h,. in Alexan-
dria, for 2-3 room kitchen, bath ant;
prefer within miles of State Dept. TIE.
WESTCHEsTER, N Y: 80 min. Grand
Central-10-rm. house, ami, for similar
or smaller house in D. C. or nearby Va.
MISS JoNSoN. MI. 1900, Ext. 242. before
3 m 80
linSton. ten minutes from Pentagon. in
exchange for 2-bedroom apartment in NV
Washington. Please give phone number
and state location of apartment. Box
SCH, Star. 81
Evening star., 1946-01-29
HOUSES UNEuRNlsHEp.

2S42 ALLENDALE PL., located in Forest
Hills-This- home will meet the demands
for family needing a large home with
good-sized rooms; bedrooms and baths
on second floor; 8 rooms, kitchen, and
breakfast room on first floor: oil heat;
newly decorated monthly rental, 1928.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, d. 1411.
Evening star., 1946-01-29
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

I240 EYE ST. .S.E.-semidetac shingle
home, very old but in excellent Condition;
rooms. | bath, coal h.-w.h., utility room,
iront porch; stable ID rear renting for $40
T., q BURGESS. 1924 Penna. ave. Sc,
Evening star., 1946-01-29

for sale A"-e'
down ~ -SA ~1'o"V
Hyattsyille-s-rm. brick, 2 baths, $4,000
2h tile baths; vacant February
0Iner homes priced I'D to S25, 900,
Evening star., 1946-01-29

-
der rm 11fi rscFsation Em with bar maid
Cal NJ; Kamons, with LEGUM K GER
Hsdo: FEE RGALrY evel A6 6o 81 2sa7 Conn. ave- AD
BEAUTIFUL s-room. a-bath home. one of
oe- he best values v,O on today market
room, Kitchen, large bedroom and tile
bath, ;2nd floor has 8 spacious bedrooms
and tiled bath large closets, knotty pine
heat. 4-car Brick earase With wit finished finished
room above, slate roof; large, nicely land
seaDed ;ot; near schools and TRANSPORTS
call M. Northern. 81. 1855. with
MoN7ANh SEaT7Tss a8E RE si9f NG-s rooms, tile bath.
gas conditioned heat; years old: con-
venient to schools, shopping and trans
eom oR Sss Pth BEPz Gn m M ss Ms
VACANT, close in, North Arlington. Va;
S1O.450; detached brick, about years old;
frissSIssSr; /. house + i sqos cenStiSa;
%is%ys5 sS3Sx ss1S WITH sEIrzELI MI
possession; 20-foot Colonial in Mt Pleas
ant, near carline, schools and stores: extra
lavatory off master bedroom, oil heat; ga
R Be- eF'hs s prds sAsNN ssssS9 r1cHs pe9ns eo "
1905 ST NV, MA. 2345.
BEAUTIFUL BE ETl5 brick Colonial home on Brad
leaving city: first floor. reception hall
large den. powder room; 2nd door, 8 iarse
bedrooms leach will hold twin bedsl, 2
bar: gas heat; builtsin garage LESLIE
RsShvHTT: n; NNAg5 hEa}rSE. M4 ~ SALES BULLETIN
Sligo Park Hills (the Wesley Heights OF
Silver Spring.. Here is one clean as q
pin, from top to bottom inside and outside
Put up the required cash and move in
Beautiful handicapped lot with 70-ft front
A well-built English detached brick, slate
roof, insulated attic. large cedar closet, 3
nice bedrooms, large dining room, 25-ft
living room with fireplace, large side porch
entrance from living room and kitchen
Qdeal for, entertaining), recreation room
water oil heat. Only $17,500.
Kensineton. Md; = ,6-year-old detached
and bath. oil heat. large wooded lot;..
block from Conn. ave, and bus, 5 miles
Chevy Chase. .. c-1mmediste pos;
session. detached, new-house condition. 4
porch, den. large, dining rm. and kitchen
pantry, stove, refrigerator. h.-w. oil heat
eain, $3.50. RA. 44as or sa. @ 4s21. A
GARRETT PARK, MD.-One of our besi
values. A very desirable cottage type
home, with large bedrm. and bath on Isl
floor; B bedrms. and bath on 2nd floor
lily. rm., 13x22, with an attractive fire.
place: complete bath in basement; OIL heat
sashed; very fine lot, .s5x210: garage
| This house Is only z yrs. old and is In new
house condition; conv. to the Naval Hos.
pital and Medical Center. Price, S15. ESQ
2fSs W4HT pYfq Sagg tSSag CO Cal hsao Wo onn $500
Evening star., 1946-01-29

have been looking for in this stately hon
with its tall columns overlooking tn
sOmgact sos4a teIins acres neatly 5oundss by whit
Se home pelades eedPooms Pse and as s n9afI fsth,
other bldgs. comprise small stable. :,
Large e,n hsnhonses; brooder houses wit
can car drive to business % Easily; Ne5e cas as
X E hsna Ripley sg sHw 7sss ssan Sun but snd psssss
= TAKoMR Park. MD MnD6t.2s12, 500. detached
side hall. rooms and bath, three bed
bus; qgick possession. Cali Mr.. ,shasksl
GGoRGrFoWNSro1 N 14ra remodel q t. Old " brick,
$500 salI Mrs. aeseeks ss8s kne'faR0rssSSSs pH' 1885,
BETHEsbA@THhiis 'A beautiful esufff; Groom ~ de-
condition; ist a.. living room, e dining room room
s15.95o: Call EN-. 1890, until pm.
4 AT TWEED nTIT CO. 55o4 Conn. ave.
dk for apaqsmens TSHms oprh' pre
near #: Dupont Park, buslins, school
sfa LEES ssi1 "a avs @'ss
PiE;TWVSoSRsrH-semidetached corner, brick
o TInS.s gas neat, Dullt-ln garage; com
oletely insulated and weather stripped
Price sI4,5oo. SNYDER REALTY co
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.-New-house condi
rooms. 2 baths. large living and dinin
SRoKERss NC, Or. oo4s. Ewes an
NEAR Sii ~ THOMAS aoSI CIRCLE 4-story 70,
brick house in close downtown location
with 9 rms, baths: possession with title
with ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO., Ma
NEAR 18th AND SPRING RID. N.W.-well
arranged and substantially built brick witt
6 rooms and bath, in really convenient 10
cation, close to schools, shopping an
transportation; priced at only S9,750. ol
reasonable terms. Call until pm, Leo
M. BERNSTEIN a. CO.. 1415 K ST. NV
NE. 5400. Complete Real Estate In
SoW VACANT. Detached Groom house
Stove Stove and md refrigerator,' ' detached ea garage
sEaLr9 afsP lS' CO. pSr HA iasgeetion ssse call DlxI
MT. RAINIER. Md. near D. C. line-Lare
S-rm.. 4-bedrm. home; noored attic, b.
w.h.. oil. both floors; lot 50x150. w
offer this large home for only $10,750
submit an offer for cash or a large dow
payment: possession In. 45 days; first com
first served: we are going to sell this mic
home. H. c. MAYNOR & CO., 2314 Rhod
Island ave. ne. NO. 4336.
Evening star., 1946-01-29

home in a frst-class neighborhood De-
tached brick with living room, reception
hall, dining room, den, kitchen and "a bath
on 1st floor; 3 bedrooms and bath on 2nd:
recreation room, maids room and bath in
basement; Venetian blinds. screened porch,
gas heat, built-in garage.
Center-hall detached brick in Rolling
wood for the particular buyer Living room
with fireplace, dining room, dining alcove
and baths on 2nd; useful and attractive
basement with recreation room and bar,
maids room and bath, oil heat
located home, newly redecorated: living
room with fireplace, large dining room, den,
kitchen and pantry on LIST floor; bed
rooms and baths on End: full basement
with oil heat. Early possession. CHEVY
CHASE REALTY CO., 3403 Conn. ave
EN-. 1900 until pm
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-09
BOY SCOUTS TAKE
 OVER GOVERNMENT
 OF JUNEAU TO-DAY

Boy Scout week officially start ed yesterday and today Boy Scouts are taking over the city govern ment, with boys acting as Mayor city clerk, street commissioner Chief of Police and patrolmen There will be a radio address over KINY at 8:15 o'clock given by Arthur Hedges.
 Tomorrow all Boy Scouts, in uni form, are going to their respective Churches.
 Monday the Scouts of Troop 614 and part of troop 612 will be the guests of the Lions at the monday luncheon.
 Scouting emphasizes, not the made differences between peo- pies, but the splendid heritage of the Boy Scouts of America in a statement for Boy Scout Week, Feb. to IA, marking the 36th anni- versary of the movement in Amer ica.
 Dr. Fretwells statement follows:
 The Boy Scouts of America are great team, a team that works and plays together. All for one and one for all, that is the Scout Spirit
 Together they explore the wild erness- They help each other over rough places and share their work and their adventure.
 For thirty-six years the Boy Scouts of America have been build ing citizens equipped for the great adventure of life.
 Our anniversary theme, Scouts of the World Building Together, extends our field Scouting en- phasizes, not the man-made diff erences between peoples, but the splendid heritage of the boyhood of all nations. In practically every civilized country on earth, Scouts are building together the founda- tions of world friendship through Scouting
 Scout Week officially opened with Ceremonies held in the meeting place of Troop 612, the Northern Light Presbyterian Church parlors.
 Scout Week opened in the Gas tineau Channel District with the holding of a Court of Honor and a recommittal of the Scout Oath followed by an election of Scouts to the various City offices for the City Government program Saturday.
 The Court of Honor opened with the Scout Flag ceremony. Color Guard was composed of one Scout from each troop Donald Mac