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Evening star., 1946-12-15
Gold Star Wives
OF World War IL

The first meeting of Potomac Area
Chapter, Gold Star Wives OF World
War II, will be held at 8 pm. to-
morrow at the United Nations Cen
ter, 500 North Capitol street. Mrs
E. w. Abdill will preside. Mrs Marie
Jordan, national president. will, be
a guest.
widows of men who lost their
lives in World War II are eligible
to membership. Contact Mrs. Abb
dill. 1904 Gunston. road, alexandra,
va for information.
Evening star., 1946-07-21
NIT, console type, u

Carrier a4-h.p. con-
condition; used only
donday, Brandywine
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ASPHALT AND CONCRETE construction
S9SSEHfTSE HSSsE eS fErak ssrVss sSS paint
as 540RF efffa'sn TE 5se
G1aranteed WORK. n Free ofsyeHs; estimates i caii
AID; 6306, or AT. 3052 anytime evenings
CoNfRACToR COZ WANTED to build house iio
buiIdlng loan EMMETT Williams. 100
1FiytwsXs 5Td It nS Wash: Hsa T. ion D. &c G. snn.
cialists; concrete walls, foundations. walks,
StonewoIk' Or tagging, bulldozer grading.
FENCING - Anchor fences a speciality.
GE, 5959; WILMER FENCE co. IA
laying, sshdins, nissne s cesnins. les ns Gsss par
ING CONTRACTORS. INC. 1919 Wiscon-
Fl FhooRs aSs sa s2NpED. Ds reflnished old floors
perienee; rock-bottom prices. BROWN,
PAINTING. DECORATING. papering, floor
refnishing, roof repairs. waterproofing;
gasf sstabshsd 1921 Se esa
iron I WORK, fire escapes, railing. angles,
beams, guards, burglary protection, gates,
f saea %oRk Iss N ires s7ss so.
PAiNTiNG. PalISin - pspering' plastering. floor re,
service in Washington. Our estimates are
InPEezs@esss san 0'SFseHs Hk4cRAFF DRso hsSs
PAINTiNGMorering the lowest prices and
the highest values; free estimates: no OBJ
ligation; Experienced white mechanics
KELIABLE KE alIL HOME IMPROVEMENT Co,
RHEcREATIIoN ROOMS finished in knotty
oUfeG el1f sRd fAt ose5 5s8s. @sterials' HUMPHREY
REMODEL, uooeTnize your nome now;
Fot trss Cos 55cs u ass vi sA Too
siding; SECURITY HOME IMPROVEMENT
CO, INC, 5413 Georgia ave. NV, GE
REMoDELiNG OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Carpentry, roofing, metal ceilings, brick
ARTHUR AUGUST & Co; AT. o636. Ss2
HYATTsV1ILE CoNTRACTING CO. ooo
ROOF REPAIRS-Westher-w asphalt
roofs made new and beautiful by water
many mineral colors. Economical. Saves
original investment. Look at your roof Be
curious Free demonstration. Call DI 2S01.
ROOF REPAIRS. renewed, painted; cutters,
eIcHNER aa RooF1NG Ca ma res9e 4s9o
SCREENS for porcheS and windows. Bronze
staIlatiqn na1Nsf, Cal day or Evenings OLIVER
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while ! nave ma
teTiais; repairing and remodeling in the
and satupday w TAYIoR .eson rlsaa
IN VA AND WASH. cali PATTERSON
cAuLFIELD CORP for Johns Manviile
roofing S.td and siding. ALSO storm windows
TREE SERVICE, lawn and hedge work.
j. B. BEVERLY, LU. 06S5. -26
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

REFRIGERATOR and washing machines
repaired, 24-hour service; free estimate;
guaran. work. RA. @2oo; ewes" oE. 1859
REFRIGERATOR SERVICE specialist all
makes; work guaranteed. Day. ia. 1890;
REFRIGERAToRs-o4-hr repair service,
hopsehod snS @
REPAIRS AND SERVICE. screens, new and
rep replacement, porehes etc. copper wire,
En- % as5s5
KooFsAsbeSsos or bTsk siding We5k
RYATsSLE res eosTRacfNo 70 e. S4SS
ROOFS repaired and painted; gutterine.
ssuos PfH@R fsiiesi0n ho6s 81 s9ss cor
ROOF Rt FfEsHS Fl np patching reroong gut
tesins terms and speuting Call for free est-
AMI asb asf sfpG fSs AT sel9
products; storm sash, restyiing Kitchens
E Estimates essnfEs SaE sns fsns
1ss RSofs H9 kfFAfRGD 81 HRGD AND PAINTED, expert
sn's s4a Re'eaas evss Tower RALpa 55s1 M RooEBs
spouts: tree estimates; 50 years reliable
sS0s Il 8 SS
51S RGoF Eranklin pkRa,ss St. ne; NO: 3o46; 20.
Rssssf Ssss eo sL s0f5s5teed f5ss BARNETT M
SEPTIC TANKS. drain nelds cleaned re.
ssEss HS9IR nssahfEz fss9R!
SEWING MAcHINESgwe inspect. oil and
ins %nas s %t pa @ al I'll makes
81 sIwING 4 MAcaIsEso so REpAlREp, h2 in ;, You,
fome fon reaus pIets5Eed sx adA Al work
SLIP COVERS iMMEDiATELY - We car
maKe dsxs s y9qr Sip Slip covers wthS%t delay WesS
STONE ans AND S0nasxh eEMEaT s1FeF work
ing in stone retaining walls and fag.
ssss @ ask e'feq for . JERRY RieYe OF cement. SO O.
TILE, painting and papering; new or re.
Nj 5o5s. Ho. 725i evenings DAi>00
TILE REPAIRING ana new installation by
BRos Hs5sEa IA eGo of Fails chaTe
WE HAVE for immediate installation
built-in tubs, closets. basins, sinks, all sizes
auto. gas water heaters; cash or terms
]. SHAPIRO, Reg, Plumber, GE. 4643
ToAsTERs AND HAND IRoNs-1mmedi;
JoLLEs BROTHERS. ia. ss79 0' "'
TYPEWRTTERs cleaned. oiled and adjusted
TYPEWRITER Co. S13 18th NV.
USED CAMERAS bought ana sold. FULLER
4 d,ALBERTs; INC s15 10th st. NV
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED, csc. UP to
3 IT. wide and IT. long Have your blinds
thorouehiy cleaned by our modern machine
method WASHINGTON SHADE & AVN
ING CO. 2021 9TH NV DU $500.
WASHING MACHINES and vacuum clean
erS eXpertly repaired. We guar our work
Call JOILES BROTHERS. ia S979.
WINDOW VALANCES designed for you
and built to match your interior decora,
tion. Call CYTELL EXHIBITS AND
CRAFTS. DE. 50S3 or HO APO. %"
N. E. CONST. CO.-New buildings, re-
modelling. painting, roofing, cabinet work.
LU 3322 27s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANTS, with liquor: located in
busiest streets, in Washington; attractive
sales and net proits. It is my I earnest ne t-e de-
sire to receive full value when you buy
through my, office; if you are looking for
yestment. consult JOHN T. cHEPPAs. 900
buyer as wen as the seller. ,Ex;, 45io. Il:
GENERAL ladies', mems and children's ap-
parel store for sale, suburb of Washing
ton: very reasonable; long lease. rent
business per month. Box 195-V. Star. 81.
DO YOU want to sell? We have buyers
with, cash: List with US, free appraisals,
and and 81 Ssss snRe 9ouNa nsa afaay PAsrok a f$S f$S
W SSEnsas SaS RiE SELL YOUR BUSINESS quickly,
SBLc ns Ars oqoNTA yoa Are New st Yak
or individual Clients. BOX BOX ,Cs i$i-s. s Star.
PARKING LOT" busy Silver Spring. off
Howard, SILVER spo. BowIfSG tALLEYs
MOST BEAUTIFUL STORE in me-; super
mkt; all cash business; no delivery; beer
liz; Iieenss M good oSn eqgipment doing from So 500
BUSINESS FOR sALEDAct quickly il YOU
want want this restaurant doing splendid1
Mr sfsn, ME 54o6 S'aiGn an pms san
sHa sPhs syss l4i5 8 ! sr. EHH h2 54Jo RrSE
Hfh ao6sE sr1anaed INTO sps
ut NJ, Pleasant Go section one apt. available
kEsTAGRANT for sale at Colonial Beach,
Va. doing good business: reason for sell
coonIal nE gIinE geanb ln5o ether business Phone
ness and stock for under $1,000. aCall
SAN SAM { eHASrkHR All RE o4 co. will continue to
comb the entire business market to bring
YOU values which are fair to seller and
sist infationary prices that are out ST of Of
proportion to the income derived from
the tn ss1nce smount nyested we will continue
time Be party to e the undesirable M methods ct ds
or get-rich-quick schemes. You can al
it's a fair buy to the seller as well as
SAN "a sas1 SBANTKER & CO, 40 Bond Bldg,
BEAUTY sHoP@woodridse area; attrac-
tive. front, beautiful. interior, Modecraft
equipped; Just right for 2 operators; same
TIE KESNEpY S~ CO. s46s aaa isth St. Drree. nee.
MAKE MONEY in dry cleaning business
v;isnn vSgns Cleaners lea has choice location on
Bendheim, AT 14l5.
MONEY-MAKING business opportunities.
1427-N Land Title Bldg. Phila 10, Pa.
SERVICE STATION, modern, with living
quarters, three cabins and 3k acres, out
y s: hghw; No; |. within z mile Of school.
Address DINWIDDIE COTTAGES. r. F. D.
No. 1. Dinwiddie. Va. Tel. Dinwiddie 253.s
BOOMING HOUSE, fully furnished and
house. with bath, h,-w. oil heat, etc. in
s;w;. near Capitol; liye in part and rent
EXECUTIVE ENGINEER desires to invest
IN part or in whole capital and personal
services in a manufacturing or iobbing
enterprise, preferably in the electronic or
associated fields. In reply state details.
Box 371-T. Star.
DRY CLEANING STORE" owned and
operated for go years by the same owner;
$500 weekly business. long lease; living
quarters: priced to sell. For full details,
call HARRY !. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE.
SECOND FLOOR TO LEASE suitable
Tor many types of business; located at 625
F st. NV, opposite Hecht Co. Please call
HARRY ]. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. j. 166.
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Evening star., 1946-07-21

MIST MIST ST.. 2|STPhotss sna coin
Priced right, to sell Immediately ownel
sroit Apply Z. f. BILaMY. 1Is'0n colenis u M
REST HOME uicensed). Owner will vacate
t, to purchaser Of property and leave some
pasnss sasasa essns sesr T9Ie ns Sn s@o
per nth BUxTos 'osPii AIKEN EMO Re. E. soee o9e
II Home NJ WITH With INCOME, 18th st. n.w.-4.
ments First ooT centains e lafse r. fos5y iosby
tehen d ha ooT oGoh has rooms keh
En- en- bath path and large dressing room; glassed.
tor, tors % once aoo and home. Price. S37,50o
sa co MI b. ofsp 4s5 III 81 MxB1IH sSss
AsPARTMENT 4 AND INCOME % rooms and
9 .l baths with two complete apartments
500 .na 'e ss4SS 4R5Ss With 'Ssi Sst uoas5 oss
$2ER NJ Co. 1sas fss7 v'sh II ns M9faz 81 zs5
VALET sHoP-Dry cleaning. shoe repair
!s5.s Is: ss!ss,.s !ssEo.ias business: asii sss.l j:
DEL,I,cATEssEN, Sc; location; doing 5000
@ ,Sca,ng ossaR rent ItGct go9d lease price
once; No broker. II, sso2:
INVESTOR interested In building apart
ment houses and commercial bldgs. want
ed to form corporation or partnership
xIh 1pasf as6 SHOE hH6 s REFAfE ssfE sHopNsa,
Dupont Circle; rent, $145 mo-; can get
new :, 5.year lease: has 2 pressers and ali
YOUNG g. PASTOR. Selling business for
RESTAURANT-BEER-wINE, good business,
excellent location, colored trade. real
money maker proposition, splendid oppor-
tunity for the right party; $40, 1000; terms:
long lease; rent, S175 with 2 apartments
EGONoMoN: EX: 00S4, DU. 6S17.
GET IN BUSINESS for yourself This
desirable location Is miles from D. C.
and 2 miles from Waldorf, Md, on Route
301 Bait. to. Richmond hwy. Inn takes
modern, rented houses; cabins; another
rented bldg, on 10 acres with good gar
den. Inn has complete liquor license.
Good dance floor: modern equipment. Call
2; 8. MAURY, AID. 1929.
DRESS SHOP FOR SALE, established
ladies' specially shop in Baltimore, good
location, attractive lease: annual business,
100000: price, $4,000. for key and
hxtuIes; stock dollar for dollar. Box
ee~ ~ SsNAs -
Evening star., 1946-07-21

COLORED RESTAURANT. I4th and stS
NV. location-Now only open part time
out does 81 900 wk. $4,000 down handles.
Excellent beer quota. Mr. Bond, with
MYRTLE A. WEADON CO, 1887 M 81
NV. DI. 1854. TR. 5242
Evening star., 1946-07-21

es1 IA 5ps rs.H ssssa sS
fAFER HANGfNG I; iii AND ID PAISr1NG&For psIS
PAPER aANGINGi, Ssio' this week only, 81 a and
PiF PaPIRa HsEE PaNTac GE PLasTERsG asa
floor refnishing: quality work; reas. !;
PIAsTERiNG AND S'e REMopRING ssnSDiSI e. isaG es
as y $o$s F Sss fa& Daz
almost 1909 without cracks. Also all kinds
p PLAsTERS aspaI1 ESGk DONE SH {ssG bs white mecbsSc
No Ss job too small. Call any time. NO.
PIAsTERING, new or old repair work
Fl ifS Ga EaafhsHei Rg sss repair
ffuMsING fit MhHse; All And lf9s HEATING; repairs and
zss6%SSesl!HE: s6Ssi n: 2szz szzAzoMAS J. HAYDEN a. &
modelling. rls new bathrooms new installa-
sSS5 RsSics s 81 csii Sf75 5ornna pHorHEss a.
prompt repair. Work guaranteed IA.
RADIos REPAIRED. all makes, within "a
hours; pickup and delivery service We
carry full line of tubes and radios Cali
RE, 2311 or bring radio to 917 F ST NV
RADIO SERVICE-Pickup, delivery: a4-hr.
service; work guaranteed 80 days; expert
repairs auto radios. record changers home
radios. ACME RADIO & APPLIANCE CO,
4Ol6 Ga. ave-, GE. 1858, s am.-9 pm
> RADIO REPAIRS: veteran; reasonable.
day and night calls, also Sundays. Pre-,
eision workmanship. -GE. $3.50 -26
RADIO TROUBLE? Free estimate. Work
guaranteed 3 months Honest prices, MID
CITY RADIO SHOP, 81 pm Friday and
Saturday, SO. MA. orr.
REFRIGERATOR REPAIRS. All makes o.
hour service. Guaranteed repsirs COLUM-
RIA REPAIR, 1921 18th NV. AID. 3o25.
REFRIGERAToRs, washing macbin.s r..
paired. all makes, 24-hour service: SUNDAY
work. Ex. 5406; evenings, Elk 6241.
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total price $500 includes $1,000 stock
". H. SIMoNS, 1929 Vermont ave. Elk
sELF-sERvIcE GROCERY, beer and wine
crossing over $4,000 weekly, 10-year lease;
and sfsn sCaR aRs s41 dsVsry
esE Rls soH5 sos siNSa fs
8 ss7s,4HS1s nH Businesses exclusively" D1
GRoCERY AND MEATS and rooms and
bath; rent, S1O0 mo-: income quoted $3.50
fer $500; wants s.. down WINS caii aHnHss Gx.
PAsn1S nEHEeTs srossn,
corner location, large apt, latest fixtures
81 fffSPnsns EssuGss so 18th
ected se aT 81 ses5s ssssss snysSssisated Buyers
So, seating capacity, lease; rent. SI25. ex-
SSSSEaS s ,otS i.
yestigated. Buyers protected" DI. 297s.
icE CREAM AND DoNyr SHOP, well es.
large school: new fountain and counters ;
long lease, reasonable rent. Price, S22,5O0;
eo sSSsthPt1s SpaRsrs eaEa 81 FsSSTed sSSa HAMMOND
GIFT SHOP in busy suburban shopping CEN
price. s., 600 plus stock. HAMMOND d
LoCksMITH SHOP. busy suburban bust
substantial profit. Price. So 800. HAM
MOND y Co, Brokers, DE. 2002.
GIFT SHOP, NV, in the heart OF the busy
shopping section; over S65,0 900 gross bus.
sH0tsd; NJ s1,, cash sale ELIZABETH POWELL
GRILL with beer and wine owner guaran-
ELIzABETH PowELL, Nj. s75i. ''"'e'
d. g. s., beer, gross over $1,000 week,
equipment newly reconditioned, deep freeze,
wallsin and show box, truck, 10-yr lease
at 500 for store and apt WASHINGTON
REALTY. GE $500 Monday
WELL-ESTABLISHED HOTEL, with Ma
tion-wide reputation, serves the best OF
meals, unusually fine service and best Of
beds; completely furnished and equipped;
20 to.n9s, rooms, L baths. furnace. elect; phone
dandy garden; on U; s, hway, in tourist
section set I'M Must be sold Immediately; 500,
REALTY Middletown, ya:. -.
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS! Amazing
patented % %screw-hel,ding d,u screw drivers! No
screws instantly in hard-to-get places. Fast
sales Largs sr;a nTGi Drets gig gspsats Re-
Miller BLDG, Boston 10. Mass.
Evening star., 1946-07-21

WALTER OGUS. exclusiye-One patent
medlcine store situated nv. Washington
300; plus. 81 for 81 stock.
Radio refriseration repair and sales
$1,000 complete
Radio. and Appliances. S12.5OO. For
further information, call RE. 24S4. q to l5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
Dr.. Ross Taggart Directs
VenereaI Disease Bureau

DR.. s. Ross Taggart Of 5327 Second
street NV. today assumed his duties
as director of the Health Depart
ment's Bureau of Venereal Diseases,
succeeding DR.. Ben D. Chinn, acting
director.
No changes in the bureau are
planned until a survey Of needs has
been made, DR.. Taggart said. How
ever, the bureau will increase its
efforts in tracing venereal disease
suspects through cooperation with
the Army and Navy, he added.
Venereal clinics at Polk School,
Southwest Health Center and Gal
linger Hospital will come under DR..
Taggart's jurisdiction.
DR.. Taggart, who first became as
ISOLATED with the Health Depart
ment in 1891 while still in private
practice, will be released tomorrow
from the United States Army Med
ical Corps, In which he served as a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
Living Room Suites

Sectional SOFIA beautiful 3section that be
made into a love seat Deep spring construction
with tufted back, covered in fine hubby $4,000
material
Love Substantially styled in grey brocatele with
all all exposed wood finished in walnut Sold 5000
in good grade of novelty fabric. Suite has Sl7o5O
spring construction with solid oak frame - W
Chppendale Sofa-Styled for beauty for Chippendae
setting upholstered in fine brocatelle Spring $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
|Ramspeck Takes Post
JAS Air Transport
Group Widens Studies

Three new officials are taking
office at the Air Transport Associa-
ton to help organize an expanding
program, including research in all
weather flying.
Former Representative Robert
Ramspeck of Georgia assumed his
new duties as vice president of the
association yesterday, and another
vice president, Brig. Gen. Milton w.
Arnold, acting chief of staff OF the
Army's Air Transport Command,
will take office Saturday, it was an
nounced.
Technical Work Under Arnold.
The presidency has been offered to
Vice Admiral Emory s. Land whose
acceptance, it was said, was held up
pending his release by President
Truman as chairman of the Mari
time Commission. Stuart G. Upton
has served as acting president of the
Alta since the death last March of
Col. Edgar 8. Gorrell.
Much Of the technical work will
be directed by Gen. Arnold, aided by
two present officials, John Groves,
director Of operations, and A. w.
Dallas, director of engineering.
A new air traffic control unit will
engage in research with special ref
erence to the use Of radar and other
devices developed during the war as
aids to navigation.
Laboratory on Long Island.
On of the principal problems now
facing the % member airlines is the
control Of increasing number of
planes at the Nations largest air.
ports. especially in winter and when
visibility often is poor.
The Alta plans to operate q re-
search laboratory for development
of blind flying aids at Mineola, Long
Island, with facilities now being
used by the Aeronautical Radio, Inc.
In the engineering field, the asso-
citation is planning to organize air
line experts into a permanent group
to handle maintenance and engi-
neering problems in the interest of
the whole industry. subcommittee
will study and make recommends
tons on such subjects as aircraft
requirements, revision of domestic
and international air regulations,
Standardization of equipment, cargo
handling, servicing. fuels and the like.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
Most u. ). Workers
Back After HOLIDAYS

Government agencies today swung
into normal activities for the first
time in nearly two weeks as bureau
chiefs reported most of their en-
ployes returned to work after the
holiday season during which 10 to
is per cent of Federal workers took
annual leave.
There were still a. few vacant
desks, but officials said the situation
was normal" for this time of year.
Oficials said most employees who
had started their vacations the Fri
day before Christmas had returned
to work today. These workers took
annual leave between the four day
Christmas and the three-day New
Year holidays, resulting in an almost
two-week vacation for them.
Union Station officials reported an
incoming rush the last few days as
Federal workers returned. Yester-
day an estimated $4,000 persons re-
turned to the District. The incom-
ing traffic is expected to be above
normal the rest Of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02

ment to people In war-stricken
countries and that cans still are be-
ing received at center warehouses 1t
the rate Of 1,000, 900 Z day.
The organization conducted o
nationwide campaign which closed
December 10 in 5000 Catholic par
ishes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02

and Western avenues NV. last night.
Mr.. Tuckerman, physicist with
the Bureau OF Standards, was said
by police to have struck the rear Of
Blue Ridge Lines bus when 1t stop
ped to discharge passengers. Mr..
Tuckerman was taken to George
town Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
Physicist Hurt as Cor
Rums Bus at Stop

Louis B. Tuckerman, 81, Of 1905
Stanford street, Chevy Chase, Md,
suffered q broken nose and cuts on
the face and knees when his car
crashed into bus at Wisconsin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
&c, 000, 900 Cans Of Food
Donated to Relief Drive

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-The war
relief services Of the National Cath
Ole Welfare Conference said yester-
day more than 10000, 900 cans Of
food have been received for ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
Bedroom Furniture

ThreeP Maple Bedroom Sue-Choice Of dresser or
vanity, full size bed and chest Maple finish $1,000
Box Spring-Nationally famous Made, with all hand
tied coils. Floor samples slightly soed in full 50 IS
size only Il
walnut hard wood with wide paneled head 81 o95
Chaise Lounge-Tufted back and base with spring
structon Covered in floral crash fabric with 5000
valance all around o7
Modern Mahogany Dresser-Mahogany on hard wood
styled in modern. Well constructed with three $3.50
large roomy drawers and large clear plate mirror ct
Cricket charlottesville cushion on back and seat
Maple finish on hard wood. Can be used very o95
nicely in any ------------------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
Studio
Couch


Spring filled base and
felt mattress. Covered in
durable tapestry. BY day
it's an attractive sofa, by
night it opens to q full
size bed or twins.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-02-07
PROBATE NOTICE
APPROVAL AND SETTLEMENT
OE ACCOUNTS

Accounts and vouchers of the follow
ing named persons and estates have
been filed in the Probate Court of Noble
County. Ohio, for approval and settle
ment:
First and final account of B. B. Wheel
er, executor of the estate of Anna
Winde~s, deceased.
Fourteenth and final account of c. o.
Niswonger guardian of Ernest S. Schott.
executor of the estate of Frances Hips
ley, deceased.
First and final account of Harry
Smithberger, administrator of the estate
of Adeline c. Smithberger, deceased.
First and final account of Harold Cald-
well, executor of the estate of s. T.
Caldwell. deceased.
First and final account of Cecil Ruth
erfoTd guardian of Paul Rutherford.
First and final account of John Cain,
administrator of the estate of Ellis Fos-
ter, deceased.
First and final account of Harry
Mitchell. administrator of the estate of
Wesley Hartman, deceased.
Unless exceptions are filed thereto,
said accounts will be for hearing before
said Court, on the 28th day of February.
1916. at which time said accounts will be
considered and continued from day to
day until finally disposed of
Any person interested may file written
exceptions to said accounts or to mat
ters pertaining to the execution of the
trust, not less than five days prior to the
date set for hearing.
OTTO POLLING.
Probate Judge
BY HELEN JOHNSON.
30 Deputy Clerk.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-02-07
Dexter City

| Dexter City, Feb. 6-Dr. Hunter,
district superintendent of the Cam
bridge district, filled the pulpit of
the Dexter City Methodist church at
the Sunday evening services. He an
nounced services for next Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Timmins and
children are spending a few days
with his mother, Mrs. j. Dillensnider
of Harrisburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Blake and
daughters of Steubenville spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. R. Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adds Klies and chill
dren, George, Charles, Marian, and
Evangeline, spent Sunday with her
brother, J. O. Miller, and family.
Boys and Girls Leather Palm
Mitts. GRAY'S.
Paul Hugh Warren arrived home
last week from Europe. His parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton Warren enter
tanned with a Sunday dinner IN
honor of their sons, Dan, who re-
turned short time ago, and Paul
Hugh.
Mrs. Anna Moreland and son,
Harry, spent Sunday with her
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Lee,
of Harriettsville.
Mrs. John Gessel and son, Roger,
of West Virginia, are visiting her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert Pfalzgrat.
Albert Hayes was caller at Mid
dleburg, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl McAtee have
moved from the Clyde Hutcheson
property to an apartment in the
Hutcheson property on Main street.