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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-12

cationing in Michigan this week.
Miss Lura Riley spent last week
with friends in Springfield.
Mr. and MrsSH. d. Boumbaugh,
of Detroit, visited Thursday at the
David Dennis home.
Charles Free, David Haley and
VIII Pendleton, of Springfield,
spent several days last week with
Bert Riley, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Dennis and
their house guest, Miss Blanche
Rose, visited Sunday with their
aunt, Mrs. A. ]. Morris, of Lima.
Lawrence Austin, Paul Thomas,
Roy Grubbs, and Edwin and
Charles HolycroSs, were in Cleve-
land to see the baseball game Sun
day.
Several from here attended the
district O.E.S. picnic in Springfield,
Sunday.
Harold Longbrake, of East Lib
erty, was named President of the
Knotts family reunion held near
North LeWisburg and attended by
81 persons.
Bible School Held
The Church of Christ and the
Methodist church of East Liberty
are sponsoring a community Daily
Vacation Bible school at the Meth
odist church Aug. 5 to Aug. 18. The
teachers are Charles Fields, music
and deyotions; Mrs. Charles Dun
away and Mrs. Bert Riley, begin
ners; Mrs. Howard Robson and
Mrs. Estel Humphrey, primary;
Mrs. S. S. Taylor and Mrs. w. B.
Moore, juniors; Mrs. Lowell Det-
rick and Mrs. Dyson Shoots, inter-
mediatcs; Mrs. Roy Vance and Mrs.
Jack Brown, substitute teachers.
Mrs. Edwin Arlington is dean of
the school.
The conclusion of the school will
be at 8 pm. Aug. 1S, when there
will be a program and display of
handWOrk. The sessions begin daily
at 9 am. and continue until Ills
am.
:Hprogramat3
ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNAL
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-12
" WATKINS
BY MRS. DON WEBB

Mary Nell Paterson, of Colum-
bus, spent the past week with Pat
ty Conklin.
Mrs. E. B. Bumgarner spent
Wednesday in Magnetic Springs
visiting her mother and sister, Mrs.
! Amanda Mather and Mrs. Louie
! Cox.
! Mrs. Don Webb spent Wednes-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
J Webb, west of Redwood.
I Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McKitrick
called an the formers sister, Mrs.
Clarence Parker, of Marysville,
who has been i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Catherine Johnson enter
/ tanned her euchre club at her home
Wednesday afternoon. Pre- Sc n
were: Mrs. Millie Haggard, Mrs.
Ruth Blumenschein, Mrs. Christ
inc Herriott, Mrs. LA Mack, Mrs.
Mia Shank, Mrs. Jennie Edwards
and Mrs. Marian Tossey.
Donnie Peck, of Columbus, is
visiting his cousin, Patty Conklin,
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Ar lrews,
Of Delaware and Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Bumgarner and sons, David
and John, were Thursday evening
supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
| B. Bumgarner and sons.
Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gregory at
tended the wrestling match in Col
umbus, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Werst have
returned to their home in Youngs-
town after a two weeks vacation
with the latter'S parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Shields Sweeney, and other
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mary Duncan, of Virginia,
was a Friday evening supper guest
at the Russell Duncan home.
Dale Kramer arrived home Tues
day morning, having received his
discharge from the Marines.
The All boys and girls from this
community leave for Camp Cliff
ton Monday.
The Watkins Ladies Aid met
Thursday at then home of Mrs.
Gene Taylor. Assistant hostesses
were Mrs. Marie Taylor and Mrs.
Myrtle Kilgore. After a delicious
dinner the president, Mrs Hildred
Sweeney, had charge of the busi-
ness meeting. Mystery sister gifts
were received by Mrs Delsie Bum
garner and Mrs. Eleene Green.
Time and place of the next melting
will be announced later.
Mrs. Don Webb and Mrs f. B.
Bumgarner called. on Mr.. and Mrs.
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rARM RuREAu oouNoIL NO. )

1
Farm Bureau Council No. 5 met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Brake, Monday, July %. Twelve
members answered the roll call
The minutes were read by the
secretary, Mrs. Stilings.
The meeting was in charge of
the president, Mr. Harley Huff
man.. Mr.. Huffman appointed Mrs.
Fred Schmidt and Mrs. John Dill
on to prepare display for Union
county fair. A trip to the machin-
cry plant at Bellevue was planned
by some of the members.
The meeting was turned over
to Roy Brake, the discussion lead
er. The subject was Initiation" +.
All took part.
Refreshments were served. The
hostess had games and contests
with prizes.
The next meeting will be Mon
day, Aug. &c, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harley Huffman, at Mil
ford Center.
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ADVISORY COUNCIL NO. 25

Farm Bureau Advisory Council
No. 25 met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Anderson, Friday
evening, July &c. Mrs. Anderson,
vice president, took charge of the
meeting due to the absence of the
president, Eugene Amerine. No
pamphlets were received from the
Farm Bureau so most of the even
ing was spent in discussing various
farm problems, some being roofing
and painting. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Anderson.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-12
Plain City Section

M. o. Mather, of near Magnetic
Springs, Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Graham
and son entertained guests at their
summer home here over the week
end.
Chads Skinner, of Cleveland, is
spending his vacation with his
grandparents, DR. and Mrs. B. O..
Skinner.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-12

Mrs. George Smith, of Catawba,
has returned home after spending
the past week with her mother,
Mrs. w. B, Vanhoose.
Mrs. Ed Taylor will be a week
end guest of Mrs. Thelma Baker,
of Dayton.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-12

The next meeting will be at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. White
side, Friday evening, Aug. 30.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-12

ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNAL
Evening star., 1946-01-25
Careful Study Pledged
On Measure 10 Place
Firemen on S-HourD Day

Careful and prayerful" considera-
ton will be given by the House Dis
trict Committee, officials said today
to the bill to put District firemen
on an eight-hour day, since its adop-
ton would break the already
strained District finances for the
next fiscal year.
The bill, introduced late yesterday
by Chairman Mcmillan at the re-
quest of the District Firemen's As
sociation, would require employment
Of at least 425 extra hremen to es-
tablish three platoon system. This
would cost well over $1,000,o00 an
nually.
Revenue Sources Studied.
The $s1 sos, 900 District outlay
proposed for the fiscal year begin
ming July l, it was recalled, will
drain the District treasury. The
President and the Budget Bureau,
In submitting this total Monday,
warned that any additional costs
would create deficit unless reve-
nues were increased. Studies now
are under way 1Or a pooSC In the
Federal payment towards the Dis
trict or higher taxes, or both.
The three-platoon move has been
anticipated for some time since fire.
men now work 72 hours a week-10
hours a day for daytime service and
IA at highland since the police
normally have an eight-hour day.
Would Employ Veterans.
Added weight is attached to the
measure since it proposes to provide
employment for returned war vet
Grams. They are to be given first
call for appointments.
The Fire Departments authorized
strength now is $40 men, with 1886
positions now filled. Since the sal
ary of beginning" firemen now is
$2,387 and the average salary about
$2,700, it was calculated the annual
payroll costs would increase $1,000,-
900 or $1,200,000.
Firemen now work from 8 am. to
6pm. or from pm. to am. With
three shifts, hours would be 8 am
to pm, 4 pm. to midnight, or
from midnight to am.
Evening star., 1946-01-25

States last August 81 at Newport
News, Va, with the 361st Infantry,
the outfit he served as medical corps
litter bearer in three engagements.
! His buddies appealed to inamigra-
ton officials-even to Washington
but Gustavo was ordered deported
to italy.
Then the lad went AWOL. He
came to Philadelphia to visit his
aunt. A new appeal was made to
upset the deportation order and Gus
tavo was placed in custody of his
relatives here pending further in
vestigation of the case.
Evening star., 1946-01-25
Italian, Is, Who Fought 2 Years
For Yunks, Faces Deportation

at Casino, but though he was IS
sued an American uniform he never
drew a cent of pay in 81 months of
fighting.
When he was wounded at Casino
his company commander gave him
the Purple Heart-without the GER
tificate, however, that made it Off
cial.
Gustavo arrived in the United
Evening star., 1946-01-25
Laundry Fined $3.50
For Sufety Violations

The National Laundry Co., Inc,
paid $3.50 in fines in Municipal Court
yesterday on three charges of failing
to provide safety devices on extrac-
tors used in removing the moisture
from laundry at 81 Pierce street NV
The charges involved violations of
safety standards of the Minimum
Wage and Industrial Safety Board.
In another case involving board
standards, Gee Wo, trading as the
Moy's Sanitary Laundry, 1882 Four
teenth street NV, was fined $105 on
charges of working women over eight
hours a day and failing to keep
records of hours worked and wages
paid.
Evening star., 1946-01-25
By the Associated Press

oy lie AoooSidtca IEcoes
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25-Fif-
teen-year-old Gustavo Ferretti is
just an Italian alien who entered the
United States Illegally aboard a
troopship-and it makes no differ
ence to immigration authorities
that the youngster fought in four
major battles with the 5th Army.
He may be. deported even though
he likes America.
"I'd like to finish high school," he
says. Then I'd like to go to college.
And I want to become an American
The guys fought with were the
finest men in the world and I'd like
to be one of them"
Gustavo Is an unofficial CT. He
was 13 when he COINED" the Yanks
Evening star., 1946-01-25
Health Program RoIIy
Opens Here Tomorrow

Representative Biemiller, Demo-
crat, of Wisconsin and Nelson Cruik-
shank, director of social insurance
activities Of the American Fedora
ton of Labor, will speak at con-
ference on a National Health Pro-
gram" which will be held from 8 80
Evening star., 1946-01-25

didn't stop going to Sunday school
when she grew up. Recently the
Federated Church rewarded her with
Bible for not missing a Sunday
school meeting for 10 years.
Evening star., 1946-01-25

am. to 1 pm. tomorrow In Pierce
Hall, Fifteenth and Harvard streets
NV.
The conference Is sponsored by the
District Chapter of the Physicians
Forum. There will be a panel dis
cllssion.
Evening star., 1946-01-25

Steady Sundoy-SchooIer
WISTFIELD, Va. Dr. Unlike
most little boys and girls, Rut Kew
Evening star., 1946-04-13
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started.

expert; books started kept,
audited; tax reports, monthly service
or similar position by
ex-Army IT. COL. 80, yrs Army executive
exper., college degree. yrs architectural
exper., personable, single: future oppor-
sunlty main consideration. Box 459-z,
CLOWN. old-timer, needs work at once,
prefer lob as bldg. guard: consider any
sh1nEi ~ .,, lTl3 q x st, NV. Ex: 3099.
where ability to reason and technical
knoWledge are necessary: qualifications IN
posn PoI imechanieal and civil engineering.
MAN seeks City. country. waterfront
CURING ug absolutely dependable,. sober, in
Lnquestionable record. NO. O7S1 14s
MAN, ,colored, desires nightwork as house
man, bellhop, handy man, elevator opera
tor; prefer employment in colored rooming
nouse or hotel; references: experience. FIR.
MAN wants work around water; salary un-
important; work must be on water front,
n1Snins or taking care Of property. Ii.
MAN. ex-service. "a years old, sober, re-
liable, wants Job as plant or construction
ttmekeeper or auto parts clerk; mechani-
cally inclined. win consider any perm
anent Job with future. MI. 1175. 14s
MAN with 30 years of experience as mgr.
OF hotel: residential mgr. Of apt. house,
rec clerk and timekeeper OF hotels, desires
position: can furnish best Of references
Write Box SS-A. Star. 15s
Evening star., 1946-04-13
SITUATIONS MEN Cont,

l
NAN, colored. wants .part-time janitol
and q night. Can LU. l745. 9 70 { pm. "A Z;
MAN, srai,n age 81; ex-seryics. successful back;
fSm%ssion son assH s.s .sTfanssmsht' able to tEsye
NAVAL OFFICER, seeking position on
East Coast In administrative capacity. 9
yrs experience in banking and statistics,
off1ce management. 135 semester hrs. at
d eson Maan ana as LAW mostly saary at f ass IL eas
tant than opportunity but must support
wife and child. Age ~. Excellent refs.
Aoailabe Aoa ae yithin 80 days For particulars
NURSE, man, now available: nondrinker;
Alcoholic cases anefsSs tsfen SOS ss51z STAT. Z.
PATENT LAWYER, 16 years general prac-
psa pgaisabs IN ts Inter
ip,RoPERTY MANAGEMENT. part or full
:; REsTAUIk1iNT ! 8 Aura MANAGEK WITH sueeesstal
erences upon reauest thoaoushy sss yea experi esi
menu making. ieod costs. ETC: married.
Room CLERK. aoa ssp. WITH WITH Rational sar no post-
sfsr sns machine desires position. Box 4s5-z.
SALESMAN and display man. experienced,
desires position in mems ready-to-wear
Snop. BOX 2G4-Z. Star. IA
SALESMAN, clothing and furnishings man
with many years experience, desires posi-
tion as salesman or assistant buyer with
high. store. Box 4Q3-Z. Star 14s
SALESMAN wants good prop
one one Box 43s-z, Star l4s
VETERAN, married, 81, college grad. in
bus. adm, desires position with future
experience in garage, trucking and similar
fields. Box 447-Z. Star. ii.
VETERAN, attorney, substantial expert
ence, seeks responsible position with busi-
ness or law flrm. Box 420-Z, Star 14s
desired by officer; admins
tratiye technican. knowledge of German.
Spanish and French: nothing against
422.Z Star 1as
Evening star., 1946-04-13
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.


ASPHALT AND CONCRETE DRrvEwAYs
ehMEsr 81, ss s7soSak work. stone walls. aaessene as
Rockville. Nd. Teisphons Rockville s4s-J.
CONSTRUCTING NEW DRIvEwAYs; re-
surfacing and repairing old ones. Asphalt
sSYRsGR eF SsRses SsE sNgecissstyy coUNITY Wn
DIET. concrete. 'T removed a OF under der faS front
yHSr EsaE}S ssRyis.s sia,n, ,n. III.
LAYING. sanding. nnishins' cleaning. par. psr.
fEa fEa e:Is1STSks. ufs fNea eshsi isia Wilson, %Wi:son:
FIooRs FL Or s4ND6lED. refni.hed; 10 years
ehanics; reasonable prices. MR.. BROWN,
ikoNWoRK. fre ESCAPES, 'railings, sansles.
fsnsss psT soN sesy woRks ss5s fsss sst9a'e' s
kfTcHENs-We desisn., plan and in
stan complete new kitchens: brand-new
ton ns of wYE saSnst wo %odIn sa s ta
gIys pfSmps attsasen sas sa'sf,a1 e s0ts
sRfNTfsd sRHMh TriRfsf ANS fbfsSSShArsc sSSssh white s
chanies. free estimates, prompt and
sefSss 81 ssso oor
work guaranteed; white mechanics; free
estimates. GILBERT & HAMILTON, es-
tablished 1925, AD. 5129.
PAINTING, Kem-Toning and roof repair
ing, any. time, anywhere: all work guar;
free estimates. Call TIP TOP Co: DI.
REMODEL. modernize your home now;
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL install
LAIIoN CO. 5502 Wis. ave WI: 1900.
SER SCREEN sDUis,Is YOUR PORCH while ! have ma
bestos siding. roofing. W.. D. TAYLOR.
Sligo 3942 evenings except Fri and Sat
WATERPRO0FING, all kinds: have your
work; ROBERT E: PRICE. RE. 1891. 15'
IN Va. AND WASH. call PATTERSON
CAuLFIELD CORP. for Johns Manyille
roofing and siding also storm windows
334O M st NV. zone HQ 4l20
Evening star., 1946-04-13
HELP WOMEN.
WAITREssEs, white, experienced: s to
Ei Wssk9ayyS iy S@mndsys @ to 8. Du BARRY.

MATTRESSES, white, experienced: 10 a
sisAas6 AssaRassS $500 csaa sS 9u vs. Bee
gss1HBssEs !ss Dss sss s..s sss p short shSN
RAfThnEssEsss ss WaafEbMaood HSsf wages Mis good
M%TTnEssRsMlasa,ssss1n RSaTi ssl sMlfs,ssn s5sa sosa
pleasant working conditions. HAJEs RES.
TiA,!uKANT. 948 New York ave. NV. lis
WAITRESS. part time, from IL am to
nos necessary Apply iia in PERSON. DefisssS sgse
WsiqREsssss HsGEEia syss siyer tsy sS11ins Sors
] rAIRrAx Fl! .gsEsTAUKANsT, sss7 f r. ave. e.
WAITREssEs wanted for modern restau-
guaranteed earnings. Call at 2003 Eye St.
NV Mon. and Tues 10 am. to 8 IN.
MATTRESSES, experienced. nightwork, full
sfSer s1ss 3 I'm, nm; CLUB RAYBURN, Baltimore
WOMANEPrefer I'm middle dail AGED SYo companion
housekseper to, young invalid wife: duties
ton ys IN ssm sasrsp spt inasnte dHTa
WOMAN, for linen room. mending and as
Tydh TAIEFAx 4 HOTEL: sloo Mass. aye. ia
skilled nursing required; S3S week. State
SvsTrHp4SR sfHp HHs $685. aGa us ssan b
sas Esenns STAR sds snd
KonixN fss Rxxkp AIDE, white Inquire rss sspt.
pessoa dpsa ae 18th b. e4gS
v WgoMENIpleasant MEN @ work, earn good money
~ home II nboyys your spare time Must have
w 1oRk III kaRs LIZ sesoS
I2a IE 1th s. nW rs
Woodward & TofHRoP.@ $50 @s:s0 to 90 daily. Sis.
sFS MEss NAM sHop paaSspssFss SsPs Apply YoyFd
tion permanent: excellent salary; 10 hour
SSsa Hb} s4 ees r. t AsS az
good salary and working conditions. Ap-
ply 1852 Washington Bldg, THE THOMAS.
Jobs are waiting for You at ' the telephOne LEI hone
CO.; new higher pay; starting rates up to
Dss for w evennss Gr sary and bays M tssd1
a,IIs aa,aTIlns hTst YEAR,: pleasant Working con. on
disiSns HiS s.v ine1pensve
IIS;athh. ISth st; ny. Js5s + s. nv; open sys-
APEAKE l. poToMAcO TELEpHoNE . c..
WE NEED an. experienced stenographer
who cfn handle general office work for
company representinA several manufactur-
ers OF machinery and tools. Completely
mile from Chevy Chase Circle. Hours. 8
to pm, Va day ON Saturday. Give age.
experience and salary expected. p. o.
sfA FL siysE uNioS ospf5Pf oFfEks Ms
is the only company equipped to teach the
telegraph profession. Well-equipped schools
are at the disposal Of young women, II to
30; paid while learning. For further par
tlculars see Miss Fifer. Room Sol, WEST
ERIN UNION. 710 l4th ST n 10
Evening star., 1946-04-13
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BABY. SITTERS (2), reliable; evenings,
Saturday and Sunday nights Also PIX
Saturday and Sunday. MA. 1870. Ext.
BooKKEEPER and typist, experienced. de-
Sires pcsstion In NV, downtown area. Call
cHAPERoNE service for children; days
evenings, week ends. short trips or vaca-
Sni GaleFsPssI 15as IA
background. with 10 years varied ONCE
experience, wishes position as assistant to
or 1sseareh expert in unusually
typns. Now employed. A Box 'oGs-ae is-& stan. tns
C COMPANION and driver to woman or eld-
sias ssrssd; 5-yeaF references; good salary; WI.
RI,aEssMAK.NG PRES MA ING. design Fsmod, aIss5a;
BERT, 1880 Irving NV, Apt 4. AID. 223s.
GIRL, colored, experienced, wants Job as
faaS.r pgx operatoT n 7s eIeyator operator or mes
sSss sf sa5 SssE g.
HoUsEKEEPER. white, settled; good, per-
manens mar home means more than the salary.
Box 4ss.z. ss star aSqse Reliable exDerienesa
NURSE Registered. wishes position as
taking care Of rsferenses M esasiesr es
pRAcTIcAi NURSE NtR' esh1; eoiored, Ia Years Yea
hospital experience, 2 years as reception
Rtc,sTa iss sTsfsT srn nma.srnity case; FIR: aa6s:
cian: shorthand, some bookkeeping; con-
slaeraple experience. desires reliable. re-
sn; snees; $50 week salary. Box 1857,
RESIDENT MANAGER-Apartmen ex-
perienced, Best references. Arlington or
Alex preferred. BOX 423-z. Star. IA.
SECRETARY, college education, 10 yrs
experience, including legal and engr., will
give exceptional service for above-ayerage
salary, 5-day wk.; NV. Wash. CHI. 24s9.
IA
SECRETARY. excel. bkgd and experience,
desires secretarial or adm assistants po-
aviation, or adyt. field. Free to travel.
Min. salary. S2,700. Box 437-Z. Star.
SITTER, reliable woman, available eve
nings. Phone WO. Sl29. Ia
TYPIST, expert. rapid. will type envelopes,
ratns hon et1 in oS9 oSn home
nings; Saturday. Sunday. IA.
YOUNG GIRL high school graduate. with
some art experience. desires position as
interior decorator. Ia. 2435. la
Evening star., 1946-04-13
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

BUNDLE WASHING done at home (col-
GENERAL HoGsEwoRkt4setasiSeado. Ks aSaosy fehned.
dependable colored woman. patient with
children tschool agej. ex-seamstress, plain
cook, laundress; in modern gentle home
p.m.-after dinner, Sundays of, longer
hours occasionally; S26 per week Box
GIRL. coiored. desires Job as maid, not
experienced in cooking; no Sunday work:
S25; live out Franklin 1895. 13s
GIRLS, 2. want work by day, days q wk;
3 80 and !, car eaEfare. Call TR. s61e between
GIRL, colored; desires days work. cleaning
or ironing. Phone AID. 1913. 14s
GIRL, colored, wishes g.h.w. from 4:30 to
$40 pm Call DI. 0960. 14s
GIRL. colored. desires general housework,
no cooking; must be in Takoma Park vicin-
ny. ST. 1910. THELMA
thbAuNDREsS IA 4. Ssood9. cd wegld like work by
W WoMAN MAN vol eeIored ssperisnsed 2 in Ehx
WOMAN: colored. desires permanent day
work. AT. 1870.
WOMAN, colored, part-time morning work,
IN ant laundry and cleaning. CO. 67lG
WOMAN, colored. wants days work of
any Kind. 1928 18th st. NV. no. 1854
WOMAN, colored, wants daywork. S. day
and cariare: Phone DI. 7152....
the day. Phone DU $685. Ia
Evening star., 1946-04-13
PERSONAL.

pHoNE SHEPHERD $3.50. ASK. for MISS
TAIL LoRING BY EXPERT TAILoR-Men's
ana women's garments repaired. remodel
ed altered; quick service. EN-. 1915. Tailor.
DREssMAKING AND ALTERATIoNs-
IEesatsd above Loew,s Columbia fhate. Theaser.
aG o9derp prompt Also Dresses lea
ENGEL 2 tformerly q Fifth ave. N. y.
aleeutlye a1eS St. 1soa'w NV Room 2o Telephone
VACANCY in rest home. dining room or
tray +, IS service; nurse in charge. kensington
CoMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY DONE. al,
kinds; no Job too small, no Job too large.
Cal. Adams 1888 for details. Licensed
vzASGor 6 fkkAx n NGRsSa SoI saI sdii:
manss fTSm sSaranseed yHaT or 81 81 s ess
ssI Mrs. Sheldon kzis aisPe5 ?!f5Ss
PHoT0s OF YOUR BABY in your home
70 different poses, S12.50. You will treas
fsese evn 1ovey natural pictures in
RGMaN Reps ss AE2hM H2 a72S SsE sysnns
sp spso service. For information. call AT.
MARGARET B. WAKEFIELD, please call
apa aeMe ii 5m@sal9tsly. 8 s Your husband. MEL
SLIP Covers, draperies, CO. $500; use
delivery IAiaNEAuTT pEcoRAroRs. oFas'
re- nss after 'SF 1sE9iE
GooS a. fs xccSMMopHr1oN for couple Large
for both plus monthly check for the wife
daughter. No other work No obligation
on the part Of husband. Both must be in
good health and have good disposition
love s Bob ssses Kalo1ams Mrss IN ia detail to MRS
fNTRoDucfNG SD Hftstas sLEoLAND," lai a5 mil miles
from WASHINGTON. Spend your week end
in the country-horseback riding, surrey
drawn by ponies, pony rides, Country
cured ham. chicken dinner Southern style
For reseryation by day or week. write MRS.
mantown; man as b. Nd or phone Gathers
WANTRD-A good home for . 15!year-
old girl; also home for younger children
and babies. Telephone DU. 1873 between
gEerva FIG w assocATioSG sas GHDFEFs Ia59 s. PRo Rp
NEED TWO $4,000. 8 to 5 year, short
2 new homes will pay So interest. Can
present excellent credit standing in aad
around D. c. Call MRS. KAY, Bradley
NURSES AvAILABLE. trained, practical or
NURSES REGISTRY. Never closed. AT.
to children leaving city,
we will have only three vacancies: all en-
roilments and waiting list in turn. RE
5lO3, 1925 18th ST.. NV. l5s
Evening star., 1946-04-13
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES,

SEWING LESSONS 2-hr. lessons, $40;
sew and save; machines repaired 1887
Conn. ave, EN- 4244 -l5
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION - Mathemat-
les and physics. primary grades through
high school. 1924 Van Ness st. NV.
Phone Emerson 1865. IA.
PIANO LESSONS for beginners and ad-
vaneed, by student of Viennese and Czech
masters. Many yrs. American teaching exp.
Reas. 1915 G st. NV, Apt. 9. ME. 26I4
la
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
20 lessons. Improvising and transposing
included. Aforementioned studio Cali
MR.: NEWMAN, 1905 G st. NV, ME. 400
Evening star., 1946-04-13
OPPORTUNITIES tcens.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tCont.y !.
BEAUTY PARLOR, BY owner who must
sell by 18th; S2.250 or best offer; 8 op-
orators, booths; rent, 500 month; nearby
virginia. Box 426-Z. Star. 13s
COLORED GROCERY STORE. 4-room and
bath apt. and tavern. miles from D. c.:
going business and a money-maker for the
right party: 2 buildings on lot about 00x
200; including stock and fixtures; $4,000
HARRY A. OLIKER CO., 1104 Vermont
ave. NV. MA. 1887. Ia
Evening star., 1946-04-13
REPAIRS and sERVIcEs.

ADDING MACHINES, calcularors cleaned,
oilet and adjusted. all work guaranteed.
RE. lit. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
APPLIANCES, refrigerators, washing ma
chimes. Bendix and all other makes.
24-hour service. IL. 632S, 23s