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!, the delegation. Labor advisers *
Mr.. Watt were listed as:
James M. Duffy, president of the
National Brotherhood of Opera
tive Potters (AFL).
H. w. Fraser, vice chairman OF
the Railway Labor Executives AS
sociation and president of the Order
of Railway Conductors.
John T. Kmetz, member of the
Executive Board of the United Mine
Workers (AFL).
Peter T. Schoemann, vice presi-
dent Of the United Association of
Journeynlen and Apprentices of the
Plumbing and Pipe-fitting Indus
try (AFL).
E. L. Siemiller. Grand Lodge rep
resentative of the International AS
sociation of Machinists.
Evening star., 1947-05-30

John r. Stevenson, vice president
of the United Brotherhood Of Car
penters and Joiners of America
(AFL).
j. H. Sylvester, vice grand pres
ident OF the Brotherhood of Rail-
way and Steamship Clerks (AFL)
Employe advisers to Mr.. zeller-
bach were announced as:
William Barker, United States
Chamber of Commerce.
NJ. M. Olander, Owens Illinois
Glass Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Thomas r. Reid, Mccormick &,
Co., Inc.
Charles E. Shaw, Standard Oil Co.
of New Jersey.
Leo Teplow, National Association
of Manufacturers.
Mr.. Morse, MIR. Zellerbach and
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Damage 10 Adjoining
Building Charged in
Suit Against Maiafieo

Jerry Maiatico, builder, was sued
yesterday In District Court by own
ers Of q building at s16 Connecticut
avenue NV. who charge he has
damaged their property in the
course Of erecting an Office building
at Connecticut avenue and H street
NV, which still Is under construc-
ton. The suit asks damages total
= ing s55, ,435.
The suit was brought by Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul M. Segal, 2750 Brandy
wine street NV, owners of the 816
Connecticut avenue building.
Claim Walls Wrecked.
The suit declares Mr.. Maiatieo, in
excavating for the office building
weakened the walls of the building
at 816 Connecticut avenue. The
plaintiffs also contend they had to
reinforce a chimney in their build
ing and will have to lengthen it
because Of the Office building con-
struction.
The suit was filed through At
trneys Harry S. Wender and
Nathaniel Blaustein.
The suit asks SIS, ABS in compensa-
tory damages and $4,000 In punitive
damages.
Meanwhile, hearings in connection
with the Connecticut avenue office
building project were scheduled to
begin before a House subcommittee
on Monday.
RFC Holds Option.
Representative Bender, Republi-
can, of Ohio has charged a pre-
liminary investigation of the project
apparently indicated the Recon-
struction Finance Corp, had "en-
gineeered" deal to get Office space
when materials were needed for
housing.
Mr.. Bender said "the RFC has
held an option since before con-
struction was begun@to lease for its
own use II OF the IL stories Of the
completed buildings.
The legislator is chairman Of the
Procurement and Building subcom-
mittee Of the House Committee
on Expenditures in the Executive
Departments, which will conduct
the hearing.
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! Robert J. Watt, international rep
|resentative Of the AFI, represent
ing American workers.
J. David Zellerbach, president o1
the Crown zellerbach Corp, San
Francisco. representing American
employers.
The State Department made pub
lie late yesterday the names OF the
delegates approved by President
Truman along with q long list OF
advisers.
Representative Kelley, Democrat
of Pennsylvania, was named SUBJ
stitute delegate and adviser for
the Government. Other Govern
ment advisers include officials from
numerous departments and agencies
The CLIO was not represented in
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AVG Unit to Dedicate
Swing at Playground

The F. D. r. Chapter No. 10 of
the American Veterans Committee
will dedicate a playground swing
to the Inter-racial Nursery School
at II am. tomorrow at the schools
headquarters in Lincoln Congrega-
tional Church, Eleventh and r
streets NV.
The school, founded three years
ago by the women's auxiliary of
the United Public Workers of
America (CIO), is open each week.
day on a halliday basis.
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JUS. Delegates Named
For Labor Conference
lin Geneva June 10

Assistant Secretary Of Labo,
David A. Morse and Senator
Thomas, Democrat, of Utah. will
head the United States Government
delegation to the 3oth session of
the international Labor Conference
in Geneva June 10 through July
II.
Other delegates from this coun-
try will be:
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. G.
FRIDAY MAY 90 1857

Academy Of Sciences In Moscow
possesses poem by Mary Queen OF
Scots and letters by Mr.. Gladstone,
the Duke of wellington and Lord
Palmerston.
Evening star., 1947-05-30

Mr.. Watt, the State Department
said, also will attend the 1o2d ses-
sion Of the governing body Of the
International Labor Office and Pre-
liminary Committee meetings which
will begin at Geneva June 5.
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pOMESTIC.

S.RITAKER, estate, to care for house
I'D maintain bldes. and property; white.
sa1married amI couple, over 20; $3.50 mo. and g.
LII lrrrlpv ITO G st. NV, Ma g954 -- -
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REPAIRs and sERvlcEs tcons.l

REPAIRS and SERVICES tcons.l
TIE KEE4IENe sss HAsf
TEosH TEo 2SSa e MEa ss rat. Is low
as S4 daily service. ROBERT coRBIN.
TT1iPEg&SRirERs II cleaned. oiled and .dlus..4
Ali work guaranteed. RE. 1177. UNITED
TYPEWEITER CO. Sl3 I4sh n;w
rHolsIERT heY sT;ns. aaD ss leparsd Tsa fres
mates. a' Cali FR. 1905. a lis
VENETIAN. BLINDS CLEANED. csc up to
3 4. wide and = long: Have your blinds 1
messsa anaasos WAsHfSeToN saiS II SS sHapE AVN
ING CO 2n2l l!th NV pU 6Sno
blinds, custom made, aluminium or steel
A. L. HUTTON, 34I5 NJ st. NV. Adams
WASHING MACHINES All makes re-
paired; work guaranteed NO. 740e. --I5
WASHING MACHINES. ironers and vac
uuTn cleaners repaired and seryiced; guar
anteed work. free estimates. DU. 2402.
WASHING MACHINES creased and oiled.
Se hrs uD q, Ha sare Ms obs and RELiAscE B ab 3ss
wATERPRoOFING EASEMENTS; cement
driveways, walks, porehes, retaining walls,
fagstone terraces. walks. MARCUGSSiO.
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville $685.
USED CAMERAS bought and sold FULLER
y d'ALBERT, INC. slb 10Th st. nv
National 4T12
ARTISTIC painting. paperinT, plasteringz.
HULIN, RA. 1855. -l3
OUTSIDE AND INSIDE PAINTING-Pure
linseed oil and paint. Small or large 1oos.
Also paper hanging and carpentry, Re-
VETERANS Imperial process rug and .furni-
ture cleaning: rugs and furniture cleaned
and repaired; moth proofng. MI. 220s.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. pur-
chased and traded, repaired quickly; rea,
e nS y Gt oFcE of MAcHS SR
e6 aDDS ~ Nae ns esd1acrI sdF RE eeasea
s0 ~ gsffED 4yPeRRTER P2Ts SaaEsn'sS eo
AMPLiF YING, public address systems. In
and servicing: ,smplifying eauipment for all
functions. I'VE amplified Easter Sunrise
AFRO PAINTiNG, any color. $50. Call
for fer , AND d. deliver work guaranteed. RE
BiCYCLEs. sales and service: pick up and
deliver: prompt service; whizzer bike
CYCLE co, eos sligo ave" Silver spring
BRICK CONTRACTOR. small or large jobs;
white mechanics. WA. 2l23 or Ii. Olga
BRICK AND CONCRETE work repaired
garages and fence walls built, boiler rooms
ireproofed. Ii. so27. GEORGE W.
BRickWoRk REPAIR. Cali evening,
GEORGE W HENSON. Jr.. Ii so27. 13.
BUILDING and. remodeline by responsible
9sf 9sbfM saturday' sunday E. Snd and evenings.
PYANT'S REPAIR SHOP does building and
repairs; hricklaying. carpentry. plasterins,
painting. paperhanging and house clean
CAMERA RErArRNG. Call FULLER q
d'ALBERT. INC. National 47l2. SIS 10th
CAMERAS. movie equip tforeign or domes-
tie makes. repaired by own seryiee cH aept Is
eaRPENTEK SsS snd "A oor ave- vaRns
rates. JEFFREYs. Du. ss76. is.
CARPENTER-General repairs; concrete
walks, steps painting screens. doors FIR.
cslA,RPENTRY AND PArNTING-Jobbing a
speciality. C. W. FLETCHER, call FIR.
CARPENTRY. roof painting. sereenins
and general repairing done reasonably.
Call Mr.. SWAMI. DI. 5000 after ), pm.
cARPENTERING and painting; plasterins,
paperhanging; home remodslins: Al me-
shipIs sa7ee5ns m asDss.os tass siding
HAINEs. r.. i1s7. Ii. 7$4s. -15
CARPENTRY-Porch, and sarsEe repairs;
old old time Nv white mechanics. Can 10. s4ss
CARPENTRY. screens. roofs repaired and
Basiness BBahis sooHERs ssH eeR cARPENTRY sHoP
caRFESTRYMcompiste ca FEN r = remodenns, resi-,
eaas efna eaa Rs 4sls q
CARPENTER REPAIRs. partitions. porch
work. recreation rooms, attics, finished
ssfa caRrEfs afsFs ASD s2S's LrNoLfGMs M sold, laid
lase Gan MUMMA's. Wo: sos:
rugs By new and revolutionary process:
sensational results guaranteed; work done
in your own home. For estimates cali
CLOCKS repaired; mantel. alarm and
slss s ssDfi aDs a asss asss issh e. u
EiLMs. printing enIarEins
See BRENNER's ExPEETs, 233 Pa. ave.
BksaBns Sy aaan' asn On dRa oiss
$3.50 and q pm.
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TIRE DISTRIBUTOR and recapping plant.
very good LOCATION, very large store with
many MANY purposes n line With this type Of
business. Write Box 431-x; Star. IA
large grocery, electrical appliances, etc;
has attractive, showroom, JOHN BUR
DOFT, Colesville, Md. Cali Ashton, Nd.
ATTENTION, BusrNEssMEN-The ATLAS
AGENCY is famous for selecting and plac-
nT ants es nf phs se NA ssss
5000 will; priced Tor quick sale; downtsown
CEMENT WORK. i stone walls, naEstone
terraces, walks. chimneys. flreplaces. Ce-
Rshs Ws Tek It, DGrehss Horness ans
Rockville. Nd. Phone Rockville 35ss.l -24
RADIO REPAIR BUSINESS and stock: ex--
eesn ae sse sear T1a
FIRE FafE R2STaI res sEkvice-we ssIs will fnd
ss y chsPss un 69F aner nos aR
rent your room or apt... lust dial Elk.
S5 Se 'hs5Ss ssoSso Gs opss0R 9s this vhstse ase
fss sToR P6SsFeTscs fSc 5Ssn5aon ass 11as Vss
in growing. community, doing excellent
business cheap rent; lock. stock and
5sT5s s4maton os iaEnz 5sF fuTRsE VRN Ia
OFFICE, OK. os7s, GL. 1883, open til
GASOLINE FILLING STATION. Lee hwy,
nr. Falls Church: doing approx. 10000
gallons per mo-; price, $500, plus inven-
cali METzLERs vfRGINfAs OFFICE. 3sII
Lee hwy, .Arl. Va. OK. 0s7S, Gil. 1888.
eRanTY eRsan Y rARIoR. : R9 Fails Church. ys-Nev
equipments owner quotes $4,000 business
last year; price, $500. For further in
formation. call METZLERS VIRGINIA OF
FICE, 3s11 Lee hwy. Arl.. Va. OK. oSGS,
GL 1888. Open It'll 0 pm.
/ THINK THIS Is THE BEST Buy any,
where in va.-6 mi. beyond Fairfax. Va.
at crossroads OF . main highways, gro
Gerry and general merchandise store. size
30x6e ft., with walk-in icebox. meatcase,
all other necessary items to operate store.
quite a large supply of stock, new shelving.
gondolas, modern oil hot-water heating
plant. fiuorescent Ishting. with, 9 rms
and bath living quarters. Store doing ex-
cellent business at present time, Also bldg.
16x40 IT, ideal for grill, equipped with
fuorescent lighting, 2 restrooms. Also /
bldg. 5ox40 #, ideal for garage or new
car agency. Everything, property, lock,
stock and barrel goes for S2s, 500. Con-
venient terms to right party. Owner selling
because Of u health, Call METzLER,s
VIRGINIA OFFICE ask for Mrs.. PannIL
GL. 1888, OK. os7s, GI4. 65e3.
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CALIF.. TEXAS, CHICAG0-Late- model
sedan; share exp; ref. exch. WASH. AUTO
TRAVEL. 2:i Mass. ave. NV, RE. $3.50. pa
RETURNING HOME to Miami. Fla. Tues
day, April Is; will drive your car to same.
FREE TRANSPORTATION to Texas; drive
new car. We pay gas and oil. Call MR..
NEW sHhNFSEIk caR AND M fDaRsffvE DaRsffvER for hire will
nRISSG tgsTs1 SGyTheEs Sh ffIe FLA. Mona MONDAY
morning, April IA: desire one passenger
Call CHI. 414t. K. K, COBB.
COUPLE DRIVING to California Aug. 10
want passenger to assist with driving and
expenses TIE. 6S5S
WANTED. a ride Eve days per week be-
tween 1852 Ontario rd. NV and 1924 F
st. NV; win pay $40 per month. Phone
DRIVING '4a DODGE to Oregon: room for
three or married couple. Phone Taylor
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BUSINESS.

6ARETAKER estate, estate, e care tor house
marrfa esqpls loase oesf ura st1a o 1nd ma 2
ssFRv1 111o G st. NV, MA. g954. -
BUSINESS.
SFcRETARIEs AND sTEN0GRAPHERS.
female, downtown Offices; 5-day week; sal.
5aRse EsMPLoYMEsT sfeLsSaM Esfk srRvhlTTsR RMvhlTsR
EMtsshfngton Bldg. DI. 1920, DI 4442. II
TYPIsTs tm: }; S15 wk; teistype operators.
Wk bookkeepers. knowl, typing. S45 wk'
typist dictaphone operator, S2.ooei::
::tsnoFrsphsTs. daily openinss. s4o.5o oSg. Ss.
RPSYIp9sss RgPoYps 1883 Seiso +. IA. a5ss rs Mr. FDFd
EXEC. SEC. IT.. $50 wk.: legal WORK die
tation. $50 w.p M. shorthand or steiio-
po5sns frgST Of others daily. See S Miss ies Ms;
RoYD 1855 eng qss seFyiss F. sA m a5o est 80 yrs
ACCOUNTANT, $50 week: bacterto,oo,st
5000 month; purchasing clerk, $40 week:
machinery designer, experienced, salary
open. secretary. legal, $50 week: steno-
R' .ypist' assn, $40 week MUTUAL Mrr5l cisIk- EN-
PLoYMENT SERVICE. ITO G St. NV, %
Ma Oe54
statesmen CMl. N. j. and Southern terri
PERsoNNEL SERVICE, 1911 st. NV NV
sad week and He eom ana have we sell faEtnrs
isfFbbrfoK, sFb f6RvIcE 55a as5l nA5ss.sssIli MA sIiS
7a0F ToE iGt faa sS a soYDsD sS fsD ss$
h6 hsD6AMs vs. TEACHERS AGENCY has fall DO
COLORADO. Bldg; | 4th and 6. ~ IA Gzp1
psrienesd real future Other ss legal oe OPEN en-
nEi ooans szod and $500
so xk Temp. stenogss Si.25 and 81 30
PEasoNNEI service 0:s fs1f I & NA s.. &las, next
Exc ,svs SIC: ld-,s q; !. se9 xk under 90 exper.
sspe secretaTy baay @ ak siaaz $50 Sk wk ssseo see
fehT fGsufe 2aay ws so $50 ~k
ether legal, business, private secretaries at
SIP 70 G%1,fs S2o9 up; See Miss Lee (Estab. 80
s4LESMENi inside and outside openings.
some unusual openings: new openings daily.
1ovTYs ,es Us fregrently. Sge Welcome. MI. Paul,
BooKKEEPERs. $50 wk IF, fp,, cb.-sa.
stenoKrapfer, S45 wk.: typist. hotel. meals
aRd ss sse yk Miss SasenSgsraphs1s aong t2
EMP. SERVICE, 9l3 18th (nr. cor. 18Th
ENGINEERS-Construc male under AZ
asstee, df o Gsper and capable Of coordinating
apt hsIIgn projects Salary approx, $500 up
cheering layout work on large commercial
], Plumbing field, $1,000.
ratus. "''~
!. Refrigeration and heating, s5 900.
l. Alumlnation e. E.). $4,000. Loca-
tion New York. or San Francisco.
ARCHITECTURAL male, under 35, large
apt constr. field. Must have record Of
successful experience to qualify. SALARY
open. WALTER H. KESSLER EMPLOY
MEHT Nn5H IS SSERVISEs. 612 Wash. Bldg. DI
SALES MANAGER, experienced in general
heating Held; must be qualified to organize
hot-water, warm-air. oil burner and serve
ice depts Of established concern; engineer
plus percentage.
Assistant sales managers ~, male
exper.; l in hot-water dept 1 in oil burn
er aept: 5000 plus percentage,
service manager. heating field; must be
exper $4,000 and attractive percentage
VA WATER KESSLER EMPLOYMENT
SERVICES' 612 Wash. Bldg. DI 1920
IL -4t4z IA
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BABY PICTURES bv E-craft method last
forever; taken in your home by appoint.
ment Restoration of old, precious photos
called for and delivered. RA. 1131.
NURSING HOME, under medical super.
oSe9 suburban home for SEX and ssed
WO. 1855 or SH. 7644.
NURSE. exp. will board infant or girl
3,4 "a yrs. Large fenced yard. 81. 4462
uste Nurses available CO. 4242
nREsSMAK1NG and alterations. Cal
Mon GE. onfG
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

BOOTHS FOR RENT. ?, in coiored, mod
ern. frst-class shop; reasonable. Cal
DU. RS15 or AID. 9G66, 49,
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RESTAURANT oiauor,, VICINITY 18th and
ierabie aris lease, over over II wears; low rent; air
kitchen. Price s32,500, including stock.
BOB HoLLAANDER, 1909 New York ave 3
RooMiNG HOUSE business, Dupont circle.
New Hampshire ave.-17 rooms. IN baths,
income over 81 900 per month; rent. S325:
ssss ssiy rst & lneoas fse m psasan
Gas sTAPios, S0ss store eas modern tr I'M apart,
ment: in good condition, on @ edse OF m pro.
sient trade: clean equipment and STOCK IN.
cludsd for sl6,5o0. "a cash; WHITMoR3ss
Ena9k Nasa;f sao tsr Ha sas hson' iaea Z
q MrANTs Il IS! w WEakaLovely askho4Ll small store,
mods.n xt9res ts prosDss.s foF ssss, grssss,,
Volume $500 yearly. Ladies year car
be added. -AuERBAGH g 9 co. DI. s151;
sskaaE a. sae s@s or ws sY estsSiisea ssaS
NA sna eeax ss5f rfPsh nishts. snI5 BE- s1s e Is:
INTELLIGENT, personsble. ambitious VII VII
fnfsTs. fnfsTs hlBasse Bas i es-z. star r. Is.
HOUSE WITH INCOME, 2oao blk. of Park
I'd nv facing Rock Greek Park; 3-story
row brick consisting Of 6 rooms and bath
on 1st and 2nd floors; apt: Of rooms, XII.
and hath on 3rd floor: fun basement with
maids room and lavatofy; screened ann
glassed In porches In the rear. gas n;-W.h-,
del garage. house in excellent condition.
priced very low at S17.5Qo. Mr.: Morse
sH. 4a77. BROWN REALTY CORP. 9
aRoceEY c e p psRFoRE. beer. lovely to look at
deIisfltful to see. pleasure to buy; or
Georgia ave No credit. Owner CANNOT
handle About 5000 wk. Owner says
butcher can double business. Rent S6C
mo. Over So 900 stock. $4,000. or owner
VIII consider butcher as partner. Sun
AT. 7O21, SAM CHAETKER d Co. 260s
Conn. are. Ma. 1884.
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FOR SALE-1934 Plymouth, fair
ly good condition. Alonzo King,
New Dover. Phone 5523. 9-15-2ts
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FOR SALE-SiX cubic ft. refri-
gerator. Omar Elbin, Kenton rd.
9-l5-2ts
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FOR SALE-Small Quaker fuel
oil stove, in good condition. Eu-
gene Taylor, Phone 1874. Its
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FOR SALE-Warm-morningh heat
ing stove, used one week, F. l..
Patton, | mi S. Broadway. Its
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OBITUARY. MEMORIAM
CARD OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks and appreciation for
the acts of kindness, messages of
sympathy and beautiful foral Of
ferings received from our many
friends, relatives and neighbors
during our recent bereavement in
the loss of our husband and faith
er, Mr.. c. c. Morris. Special
thanks are extended to Marion
Winters and his assistances and
to Rev. E. B. Brewster for his
consoling words.
Mrs. c. C. Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cheney, and daughters,
Donna and Dot Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. David E.
Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Morris and son, Philip.
1t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
BAKE SALE g. BAZAAR

Market and Bazaar to be held
at Marion Winters at Redwood
Sept. 20. Baked Goods, Chickens
home made aprons, pot holders
clothes pin bags, etc. Second HAND
clothing of all kinds.
Sponsored by w. S. c. S. OF
Pharisburg Church. 9-15-2t
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MEET THE HOST OF
THE STORK CLUB

Here's your opportunity to read
about the fabulous Sherman
Billingsley, the former farm boy
who now heads the worlds most
famous night club. Paul Calico
tells Billingsley's story in The
American Weekly, famous mag
azine with this Sundays Sept
ember 2D issue of The Detroit
Sunday Times, Michigan's most
interesting Sunday paper. 1t
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Wednesday. Oct. s

Charles L. Jolliff, adm, l mile
west of Byhalia, on Greenville
Treaty Line rd., SO cattle, SO hogs,
2 tractor outfits, farm truck,
wheat, hay baler, combine, house
hold goods, poultry, farm imple-
ments. John Pfarr jr, auctioneer
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Tuesday. Sept. 23

Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Smith, 2
miles southwest of Byhalia, II
cattle, dairy equipment, 5 hogs
sheep, 225 chickens, tractor out
fit, implements, hay and straw
household goods. Simpson & Son.
auctioneers.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Case No. 1922
Estate of John Johnson, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Vir-
ginia Johnson, of Peoria, Union
County, Ohio. has been duly ap-
pointed Administrators of the Es-
tate of John Johnson, deceased,
late of Union County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file
their claims with said fiduciary
within four months or be forever
barred.
Dated this 11th day of September,
l947.
John w. Daley,
Probate Judge of said County
9-15-3M
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Thursday, Sept. l8

Haglenlock and Evans, miles
north of Marysville, l mile east of
Broadway Corners on Ford rd.
% dairy cattle, tractor outfit, full
line of implements, hay, corn and
straw. Simpson and Son auction
GERS.
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PUBLIC SALES
Coming in Union County
Tuesday. Sept. is

Harold l. Sparks, mile south
west of Radnor, % cattle, 20
sheep, poultry, hay, grain and
straw, 2 tractor outfits, combine,
corn picker, implements, truck,
bees and equipment, household
goods, John Pfarr jr., auctioneer.
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Wednesday. Sept. IL.

Sherman Kinser, l mile north
east Mt. Victory, 18 cattle, II
hogs, hay an dseed, tractor out
fit, implements, household goods
Simpson & Son, auctioneers.
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Tuesday. Sept. %

Mrs. Melvin Watkins and Son
/ mile west of W. Mansfield, Al
cattle, sheep, 2 horses, machinery
milking equipment N. P. McCol'
loch & Son, Earl Juuy, auctioneers
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Saturday. Sept. 20

B. H. Cast, executor, 225 w.
Water St, Prospect, household
goods, antiques. John Pfarr jr.,
auctioneer.
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Saturday. Sept. 81

Mike Karpik, 2 miles north OF
Redwood, on the East Boundary
rd., l6 cattle, "a hogs. John Pfarr
ir., auctioneer.
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WANTED-Unfurnished four OF
five room apartment, in Marys.
vile or close in. Phone 1851 OF
1861. 9-15-3t
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LOST AND FOUND

FONUD-Suitcase on Rt. 33. Any
one identifying same can have it
and contents. Robert Goings, Pot
tersburg. Its
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USED CARS

FOR SALE-l94l Special Deluxe
Plymouth two door; Excellent
shape with radio, heater and de-
froSter. Trade for older car. Wayne
w. Harris, 2l2 mi. s. w. of N.
LeWisburg on 275. Its
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FOR SALE

NOTIcE-We have limited sup
ply of bottled Gas hook-up with
two 100 lb tanks of gas for your
bottled gas stove. Farmers Sup
ply store. 227 e. Fifth st. Phone
669l Marysville, o. 8-28-tf
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FOR SALE-A few registered
Jerseys bulls old enough for ser
vice and from dams with SO
butterfat test. Forest BigeloW,
Plain City, Ohio. 9-1l-16t
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FOR SALE-Good used power
takeoff to fit w. c. Allis Chal-
mers tractor, mile west LeRue.
Mike Kale. Gill -2ts
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FOR SALE-Child's new electric
phonograph. Phone 1862. Its
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BUSINESS SERVICES

,IEr WATER delivered any tine.
sall L. H. Collins. 1R-s5ts or Roy
Stone, 8431, Marysvihc, s-5-tf
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FARMERS
EXCHANGE
BUY - TRADE - SELL

FOR SALE-Electric cream sep
arator, sold farm reason for SELL
ing extra good motor, 700 ID. cap
acity, in Al condition, inquire
Phone 8-7143. 9-ll-2ts
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FOR SALE-34 white faced steer
calves, weight 600 lbs, E. L. Gross,
Gillcrest corners on rt. 33. 3 mi.
S. e. of Marysville. Its
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FOR SALE-Four day old Guern-
sey heifer calf, SIS; also red wood
silo, 10x30, S400. Frank Cross.
Phone 854l. Its
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-Someone to cut down
large tree for wood. Mrs. Samuel
Berger, l26 Elwood Ave. 9-lS-2ts