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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, keps
Ps6p time si.ss:onsse s:o si5srn or fud sos
eeaneasleh A1esshh With law 81 realty Arm BOX
tGsr6 HTf6RSfT: sfaF as. desires employment With
sstablished lsw Arm or trade association ss.
sa1s1 sobs4 aasb "a dss ss9'jsnef
restaurant or night club. Box 3o2-L' star
COL. MAN wants Job as ensineer. 6th,class
license. II years experience frinr all types pes
Of boilers. beth ~ high ae7P pressure and low
prefer pUtAEo to drive car s' or truck. CO. 1890
Sat ,rS Or Syn. after II deeIns s;na professional
license, structures, reports, estimates, con-
sulting and contracting. Key posiesison' pes
TSSG E%GfSsER fSsS eist ist class, District, chief
building superintendent. Box 11e-M Star
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., building const.;
sxpeT. Saa1s De.' G. E. R1pDEII, wo se5s. eyes.
follow instructions inteiligently, very yer
satile, highly recommended Ho go
GOOD ei referenSes, a married. Box e0-L, Star
LAW STUDENT, vet. Needs PARTING
ence, clerical or otherwise. DE. O3sa3.;
MAN. 40, lesal education. eonsiderable a3i
posed Of business interests oesireS Con. t}n.
cspstHts Capacity. =. Box .4o5-I, ssa:, 5.
MAN, young. 29, s yrs' retail liquor .eiS- ex-
perience interested iearns OUTSIDE nqes.ntIy Sev
employed; appreciate personal interview
MAN, s1EMember of p, C; Bar has Ia small INA I
known Known lew arm. BOX 3;c;:L, Star. 21'
MECHANIC would like lob with one.man n
iots iSas'off Of work C. combination basis Telephone
PPHHRsoSSEI PH a5SS HH' MGR, fully exper.eneed in
tration: employment job evelpation, train.
ing employe relations; capable organlzel
with knowledge OF procedures; teennlaues es
salary, open preferred $500 per oR mo
SALESMAN. Al 8 yrs exper. in selling cleo
desires desire permanent position only: oF FIR.
School TEACHER, married. 2s. 4 yrs.
Army '. pilot pilot ms psess ssos work after pm
SsfETERAS sfEdT ISR n. ret 20 yrs Navy cpo 81
high school; typist, admin: conseientioSSs sdn Ss
ssr ssa ts0 yh auTe T eSosids4E Bos 4
VETERAN. college student. desires ,paIt, part
fsesnsSs i@s TSsk Halt sHD1s n4s s0ds stS ana
WRITER, college grad, young, several
years exper, as reporter, sports ed. on
city daily, as mas feature writer: wants IN s
of writing editing adv; evenings week
ends available. Box 455-L; Star:
PART-TME employment for university
auditors, salespeople available for after,
room, morning and evening T9rS Sc Sall
Emnloymenet Burear. BENJAMIN BENJ, FfASsh- Az
f8PEIRIENCED III IIiyNSD5 CLERK desires afternoon
rr evering employment; some tySpt,lnng,
III 06Oa
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SITUATIONS poMEs1Ic.

GIRL, colored, refined. neat, honest, dep.
sPd hw feseie les FR seGd Ssas plain cook Egg in
GIRLS, colored. desire Job cleaning apts.;
part or fun time. no Sundays or holidays.
no. 1885
WOMAN, colored. wants work cleaning;
or 3 days a wk.. or "a day every day ex-
cept Sunday. l115 7th st. ne, FIR. 4779.
WOMAN, colored. wishes job; plain cook
ing and gen. housework. Cali any time,
DU. S0SS. -21
WOMAN, coIored desires Monday. Tues
day and Friday day work; best references.
ME- 1854
WOMAN, colored, wants work cleaning.
Call Ii. 675S.
JOB, part time cleaning or general house
cleaning; good reference co. e1S9. 23a
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RusiNEss OPPORTUNITIES (cont. |,

WANTED 70 BUY-Estab. retail dry clean
ing plant with property; solvent q tSnn syn
Mr. NEEDLE, after $50, Adsr1 5. 81.
MODERN self-serviee s-ocsry neat
psFket in EXCLUSIVE dis asiEhsst .nsn Of
apt over store avail Excellent opportu-
nifty for person SI persons te to
GkocEisY uDai ssaf, ,sroREs-we hav. a large
HARRy st & sssTss sESK for sa 1s ee
LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR, lingerie and
accessories shop; priced for quick sale. di-
sash or
ssTHBIIsaaEp gsiki fisla BEAUTY SALONS wanted
ans 9Hsnsss sna Of sS
ADoLpH BEAUTY SHOPS, ao5 No. LIB
srsy sTy ST. ch cSal.ipors: Nd dornsro,., 4 Sz,c.
houses house in Vide aiisy; good to to- convert to
business 2nd I'd apa paea srd SITS. near Mass
vii WILL INVEST $4,000 plus full-ttme ssrv-
ices for partnership in established busi-
yersity sraduate. as years old, 20 years
snd . s'e Repss
isnssRs!s's ssREs II IfS
Is located about 20 mi. from Frederick on
q main highway. close to q nice town
that would be ideal for tourist cabins, as
age. The hlling station is not operated
at present but operator available to in
% sesseT PTiss' sl6'6oG Can RApEM, ZEN
WM. #, BoAzE. s4os 18th St. ne,
s59s ~ heyss 2s sns se eowsls 81 s:hos5
ssBs'ss gs Of 'Rs' HJSRsEs JSRsssaEhss RRa sRsfTs
Gaadf tGi sEEFfscR MeaIes VI pas M 1853 wt
on easy terms, Short hours. Lons trans trans.
nsnt. snt Everythins 'as You could wish ior II
the grocery bus; See sE1GEL first" Elk.
ISGi IznaE szss s!Rsf5 81 pes; 4s $1,000
wkly. bus; $4,000 cash will handle.
good lease; finest equipment: Located in
as you could wish for sE1dEL, Elk. a5ol;
Es ssys sts ss::S Eur: ,ss stores .Sy sny
sssits 'es cost ssssssa from sssR
will sell entire lot at S12 per suit All In
%s Rs as e 70 oa
ladies department.. also have ladies' coats
a p Of h Ehoesae si eos, sp al
j. Ebert Tune. 2o6 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 1888
LADIES' SUIT AND DRESS SHOP, located
SIS. 900: good viii valued at $4,000;
fixtures worth $4,000: will sell at discount.
This is a going business in, location
which has handled ladies' suits and APP
parel for more than 10 years. With
proper management, it should earn from
Ss, 900 to $4,000 per year net. Respon-
sible parties can secure full information
COLORED-BRICK HOUSE. II rooms, hot
and cold water. oil heat. excellent condi-
ton; marvellous opportunity to operate as
rooming house: owner occupied; possession
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HoAE IMP. COMPANIES tcens., }.

REMODEL. moderntze your nome now;
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL. install
LATION CO.. 5502 Wis ave. WI 1900
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS, excavating and
concrete construction; free estimates.
COMMUNITY PAVING CO., 81. 4143, WO
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, hagstone
terraces and walks. chimneys, hreplaces,
Cement driveways, walks and porches, and
4, HorneIs lane. Rockville, Md. phone
IsSA Reskyille y r 3Sss. .orr.,,,,a e~-e5ia e~i =.
troubles; rapid service, no mess. Call any
time, WI. 141b. w. A. SAUNDERS. -22
ONE-STOP HOME Improvement service
Resardless Of the nature Of your house
hold repairs, we have q mechanic to serve
you, from q broken window pane to an
addition built onto your home, Any.
thing to make your home coZy.' COZf
HOME INSULATION CO.. sos H st. ne,
LII 4rS4 -22
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C..
SITUATIONS WoMEN tcent. }

SITUATIONS WOMEN tConf.I.
YOUNG WAR WIDoW-colleee graduate,
position In private home as secretary,
companion to lady or homemaker DE.
964S between 4-6 pm. MRS. BOWMAN
21s
EXPERT sTENoGRAPHER, bookkeeper
secretary, correspondent, systematizer; pen
man: finest references P. o. Box o402.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

chased and traded. repaired quickly; reas5
sonabe machines for sals stsndardf SRa
aaeHiSls s.a5.er5 SsI Es ssss
ssd sE 7 19a 'dssfa UsrD Al Ps5s eo
sIrffartoNs al ltta e 8 = AND REPAIRS - Coats,
suits and 2ahour sesyiss
aSgATTs' afHsi s1'5c@H0 issf i st. ne Phone AT:
sRIcKMAsoN coNTRAcToRmelsss Or. sss11rv Blk,
Esmedeinus. JOHN FERRARA d. o7Sg dSlv.
psys DsiFs Vak EfttlRaz S' W. fsP5a f4
sRgTcRwoRK, sRgsc5ksRK general and repair; glass
RfNAlpI PtnSh II e 4 CO FIR Ss4@ %.
cSAaTBHfNsET1MAKERsNFurnitu-e, CABINET store f1-
nd sIe6 vaa9ces dessnsd 4ansbed sns 81 @e
Of Of e; experience. cUsToM cABfNETcRAFT,
saMtfSs saMFRS REPAIRING. Can FULLER .
d ALBERT. NC. National 4712, sl5 10th
CARPENTRY-Repair Jobs wanted by vet
able. Cali ewes, TR. 1879. Mr., wALKER
CARPENTER Ar suDEns I'D ssnsEal Va
CARPENTER AND BUILDER. home re-
p2lrS, stores AUQ CIlCS ESVuCOcl1uzJ
alton rooms. Call Shepherd 247S. 90.
CARPENTRY, repairs and remodeling; 1St-
quality work. Call s am. to S pm, LU.
1925 or TR. 555S. WILLIAM H. CASSIDY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from cellar to
roof, also cabinetwork, recreation rooms
and porches Call ATNSWORTH. RIA. 4S1s.
CARPENTRY-An types of home repairs
Have your screens made now; established
business. BOOHER'S CARPENTER SHOP,
ENO 0707 AT 5746 "a
CARPENTRY WoRK-Recreation room.
partitions, steps, cement work; sash cords,
1 etc SH 1925. -2l
CINDER BLOCK. concrete, carpentry, ga
RACES porches, walks. For estimate, GIF-
| FORD. TR. 26lS. -21
CLEANING of upholstered furniture and
rugs by new snd revolutionary process:
| in your own home For estimates, call
MR. CRULEY any time. NO. 50S1:
ELECTRICAL WIRING. installation and
service. by licensed electricians. MA. 41as3s.
ELECTRICIAN licensed and bonded: old
and new hone& wired; additional outlets
installed. Ii. ALL. -%S
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

II car owner we fill your vacant seat; refs.
EXCHANGED. % Mass. ave. NV, RE. $3.50.
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CoLORED-BRICK HOUSE. II rooms, hot
and cold water. oil heat: excellent condi-
ton; marvellous opportunity to operate as
rooming house: owner occupied: possession
with title. For information. contact
JOHN A. DoMEK. Broker. RE l464,
% Nernnnt ave n w pa
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RADIO REPAIR sHoP-swell location ex.
cellent for veteran with small capital. Car
be shown any. time, am. to 6 pm; See
ak aENERS h2ME EIESTa1e e aaaf1 suLBs 81 utilized
iicity. Present dIstribater hayins ot5s'
E Mrysnd fs and nssrbs
!ss nox roHe On HAND 2Sf %il ss Ssif i1tssest 20
JOKE JOKE box sSx iseIEi so1TEMone s wired music
franchised territory. For information st.
TARIETY SsIi HT sToRE-pue to the death o
best variety stores on H st. ne, Total price
sEAdEHHBo ssEEAidEHHBBoGR2ooD Ga 1897 pErT + nsfroRE nsa
ann9siiy; viii sell stock and fiS:ures 70
apt RsKfss g. be 1srs i'ss fs s53
GGAasShfSE "a SaSs STATION with body and pain
Wa Washington-15O-ft frontage, 225 IT
es sos s ks isrn .'sns Sdnse
6Tas sHeieff 81 st.
j.. sa ss2 M9GRfaH se1sa e
SS1asiEg7 S1asa FL s5sa sSonE entl III P PshEivins town
Nd asoTt 80 miles ri i've from oEneT " e. wses
retire and quotes doing over S55, 600 gros
pei, annum. This no doubt could D. be dor
United states Government; Rseuiree abou .sos
dollar for dollar. Asking $4,000 for 600
will Terms can be arranged on good VII
ROBERT MORGAN & CO.. RE OSss. %
RESTAURANT. FULLY EQUIPPED, goin
soneern In hotel blds dsn,.. opposite snd Wsite
dishwas asher, etc; $1,000 required, bal. ar
ranged; 5-yr. lease. Unusual opportunit;
| for right party. OWNER, 81. 5533. %
WEARING ApPAREL-This store has mer
chandiss and the business tsolored area o.,
money; sub cash required. CHAIKEN
RE. S53s, 1017 K st. NV. 81
LITTLE MAN. don't miss the following
| Delicatessen. $4,000 cash required; res
tanrant fcolored areal. $4,000 cash re
auired: grocery tcolorsd areal; $500 cssi
get into business. lol5 K st .,., nv 3
SIGNstSSHoW CARDS, commereiei 81 I
work. wanted hy veteran. Box 34n-L
osoAs
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HE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYSVILLE. Oh

school, health, strip mining and
conservation.
Mrs. Beck led the discussion
on X-ray. She stated X-ray is
so years old and discovered by
Wolhelni Conrad Roentger. The
different uses for it were dis
cussed, including vitamins, what
they are, different vitamins in
different foods and how to cook
foods so as not to destroy them.
Mrs. Beck stated S200,000,000 is
spent for vitamin pills a year.
She also stated that when buy
ing medicine and food be sure to
read labels.
Leaflet were passed out on
Vitamins, Potatoes" and Can
Ger, Enemy No l. Next meeting
will be held April II at the Farm
Bureau hall.
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PAGE fIv.

Mrs. Paul Ingram is getting along
nicely at this time after being
very i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Wade and
son, of Worthington, were recent
guests of the latter's mother, Mrs.
Lenna Bird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Bishop
and family attended the 44th
wedding anniversary party for
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Van Alta, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Davis, of near
Plain City, March %. "
Mary Alice and Ann Howard
and Elizabeth Boylan entertained
with a surprise dinner, Friday
evening, at the Boylan home, in
honor of their mothers, Mrs. Dean
Boylan and Mrs. Vern Howard,
on their birthdays. Guests pre-
sent were DR.. and Mrs. j. L. Boy
Ian. Mrs. G.. f. Whitney and the
guests of honor
Several from Milford Center
and vicinity attended the jambo-
rec held at Rosedale Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs Werner Vollrath,
of Dayton, were calling on friends
here Saturday afternoon.
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ter, Phyllis.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Burk had a
birthday surprise party for their
daughter, Mary Louise. She was
seven years old. Her guests were
Sandra Hanes, Bobbie HaneS,
Ginger HaneS, Dorothy Hanes,
Marjorie Hanes, Wilma Ziegler,
Joanna Murphy, Johnny Andrews
and Eldon Ziegler. The children
were entertained playing games.
Mrs. Burk served delicious re-
freshmentS to her daughters
guests. Mary Louise received ma
ny nice gifts.
Mrs. Joe Derio and Mrs. Yola
Francisco and Phyliss Derio call
ed on Mrs. E. B. Bumgarner, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Webb spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Webb, of near Redwood,
and helped Mrs. Webb celebrate
her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bum
garner, of Redwood, spent We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. E. B.
Bumgarner and sons.
The Walk MS Ladies Aid meet
ing has been postponed one week
and will be held April II at the
home of Mrs. Hazel Aukland at
SO S. Eureka ave-, Columbus. The
assistant hostesses will be Mrs.
Curry bort md Mrs. Louise Bum
garner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Webb called
on her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Merle Mather, near Peoria, on
Thursday afternoon. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Mather are i'll with the in
fluenza.
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Milford Center

Der being carried on passing
train. The timber crashed through
the cab of the engine in which
Waesner was riding. He was ta-
ken to the office of DR.. John Boy
Ian, where he was treated and
was later taken to Grant hospi-
tai, Columbus in the r. Glenn
Reed ambulance.
Miss Effa Lincoln fell in her
home Thursday of last week and
suffered severe injury to her
ankle.
Mrs. Carroll Homsher and lit
tie daughter, Mary Lou, returned
to their home in Xenia, Saturday,
after spending the past week here
with her husbands parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cary Homsher
Mrs. Alice Diehl. home demon
stration agent, will present de-
monstration on vegetable cooking
at 1870 p. m. Wednesday in the
school building in Milford Center.
Jerry, the little son of Mr.. and
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Birthday Party


Mrs. Richard Lincoln entertain
ed for her daughter, Linda, honor
ing her 10th birthday, Monday
Seven little girls were invited
to dinner and games were enjoy
ed. The dinner guests were Rose
Mary Westfall, of North Lewis
burg; Betty Low Turner, Carol
Turner, Donna Low Henry, Mary
Swisher and Betty Shelpman.
Birth Of Son
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Lyden,
of Urbana, are announcing the
arrival of a son. This is the first
child in the family Mr.. and Mrs
Henry WeStfall are the maternal
grandparents.
School Closed
The WOODSTOCK schools closed
Thursday and Friday, due to sick
ness prevailing in the community
causing a low attendance.
Scarlet Fever
Billy Murray, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Avery Murray, is suffering
from scarlet fever at his home.
He has been quite sick.
Moving To New Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fought
moved into their new home on
the M. E. Botkin farm, near
Mutuel, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs
Fought have been living with
Mrs. Botkins parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. E. Botkins, since their
marriage in January
Holy Week Service
Service will be held in the
Universalist church each even
ing at p. m. during Holy week
with Rev. Homer Gleason con
Quoting services. Special music
by the choirs has been planned
by Mrs. Joseph West.
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WATKINS
BY MRS. DON WEBB

Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Parmenter
and daughter, Rose Ellen, attend
ed the wedding of Miss Roselinda
Sebring, of Westerville, and Mr..
Arthur Case, of Powell, at the
M. E. Church in Westerville, at
$3.50 p. m. Tuesday.
Mrs. Don Webb and Mrs. E. B.
Bumgarner spent one day last
week with Mrs. Amanda Mather
and Mrs. Louie Cox at Magnetic.
Other callers were Rev. Hold
ridge and Mr. and Mrs. M. o.
Mather and Glenna.
Mrs. Frank Guglielmi and Mrs.
Yola Francisco and sons, Junior
and Ralph and daughter, Nielia
Ann, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Derio and daugh-
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: FARM BUREAU
FARM BUREAU
COMMUNITY COMMITTEE
Group Activities

The Farm Bureau home and
community committee held a reg
ular meeting on Thursday after
noon, March 20, Mrs. S. P. Wat
kins presiding. Meeting opened
with group singing "The Old
Rugged Cross, and repeating the
Lords Prayer. Minutes of pre-
vious meeting read by the secre-
tary, Mrs. VIM. Schmidt. Mrs.
Bernard Gray told of the free
cancer clinic held at Marion every
Thursday morning.
1t was suggested that every
person should have a blood type
made and have it in their pos
ession at all times.
The group recommended that
the Farm Bureau council support
the cancer fund.
Mrs. Ernest Fish gave very
interesting report of the legisla-
tive meeting held in Columbus
March 3. Bills discussed were
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Woodstock News

Sick
Mrs, Low CranSton is showing
improvement from the effects of
an liberated tooth.
Mrs. Mabel Buckley is inn
proving from a severe attack of
sinus trouble, but is still con-
fined to her home.
Mrs. Guy Coffey was called
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rolla Pennington, near North
LeWisburg, to assist in their case.
Both are suffering from flu.
Celebrated Birthday
Mrs. Rice Burnham, Wood
stocks oldest resident, celebrated
her Goth birthday quietly at her
home Wednesday, March 26th.
She received many callers, cards
and gifts.
Personals
Mrs Russell Gehm and child
rem, of MiddletoWn, spent the
week with Mrs. Gehm's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. p. SMITH
Mrs. Henry Westfall was a dim
ner guests of her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl
Westfall, in Mechanicsburg, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westfall celebra-
ted their 35th wedding anniver-
sary Sunday.
James Lincoln, of Ohio Wes-
leyan university, Delaware, came
home Tuesday to spend the Easter
vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lincoln.
Joseph West was a business
visitor in Columbus, Thursday.
Mrs. H. c. Hildreth went to
Columbus Saturday and spent
several days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Hildreth
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Jerome Victory Cooks

The Jerome Victory Cooks Sc
cond meeting was held at the
home of the adviser, Mrs. Ker-
NIT Morse. Program for the com
ing year was planned and Off
GERS were elected. They are:
Elizabeth Ann Schott, presi-
dent; Wanda Terry, vice presi-
dent; Gloria Brust, secretary
treasurer; Phyllis Schott, Ann
Buck and Sally Brust, recreation
leaders; and Donnalene Seely, re-
porter.
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read as follows: vice pres, Esther
w o lp ert; Sc CT e ia ry, Betty
Schmidt; treasurer, Marvin Morse;
r creation leader, Marjorie
Schmidt, Ruth Theirgartner, Joan
Morse; news reporter, Barbara
Schmidt: asst. reporter, Mary
Ann Theirgarter. The meeting
was then adjourned.
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POTATO Contains Yitamin c

The potato contains vitamin c,
nutrient that is none too easy TO
find in the food family in general.
1t also offers iron and other min
erals along with some of the B vita
minis.
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BY MRS. MARTHA KIMBALL

Mr.. G.. E. Waesner, of Logan,
fireman on the Pennsylvania rail
road, sustained a serious head in
jury Tuesday at this place when
he was struck by piece of tim
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Helical Gears

In 1890 the high speed helical gear
was perfected. 1t made practical
steam-turbine drives for loW-speed
electric generators, pumps, ship
propellers, etc.
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Reporter. Barbara Schmidt.

The regular meeting of the
Victory Producers was held at the
home of Marjorie and Glen
Schmidt on March z, at 7:30 p. m.
We had election of officers They
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Atchison
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ton, which later developed into
the more glamorous FBI.
Bealle hasn't missed any OF the
top players who helped write local
diamond history. big Sam"
Edmonston, who played lot of
football for Georgetown but no
baseball, pitched so'well for the
Commissioners in 1905 that the
Senators signed him the follow
ing season. Joe Stanley, fleet
youngster from Foggy Bottom,
was brought up from the minors
in 1906. Stanley, still as spry as
a rookie, is a salesman for a local
jewelry firm.
Johnny Bleier pronounced
Blair got perhaps the toughest
break of all the home grown
stars OF his time. Picked up in
1914 from Martinsburg of the
Blue Ridge League to fill in for
Zeb Milan, who was out with a
broken jaw, Bleier was forced to
ride the bench when Mike
Mitchell, a Pittsburgh caston,
suddenly blossomed out as a 400
slugger, Johnny now is an, OPP.
tical technician at the Navy Yard.
1t is interesting reading, this
book Of Bealle's. But you needn't
bother buying copy. just call
up Morris any old time and he'll
gladly come over and recite the
whole yarn to you, word for word,
with relish.
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III Athletes al {. u.
Get Varsity Letters

Henry Kingsbury and Joe Nc
Crane topped a list of 127 Catholic
University athletes who today sport
ed the first varsity "C's" awarded at
the Brookland school since 1943.
Kingsbury last night received the
coveted Harris Trophy, which goes
TO the senior with the outstanding
scholastic athletic record. McGrane
received the Jack Dempsey award
as the years outstanding athlete.
Kingsbury, who won letters in
baseball, track and basket ball, was
the only three-letterman In the
group, although quite number re-
ceived awards in two sports. The
Cardinals Mason-Dixon Conference
champion track team led team win
ners BY taking IA letters.
The Right Rev. Edward B. Jordan,
vice rector, who was the guest of
honor and principal speaker, also
presented the Harris Trophy. Tom
my Whelan, one Of the Cardinals
best-known alumni, presented the
Dempsey award.
Evening star., 1947-05-22

Al record field OF 86 young golfers
representing "a schools win compete
In the i4th annual schoolboy golf
which starts with an
I18-hole qualifying round tomorrow
afternoon at Manor Country Club.
Frank Enlmet, who released the
entries today, said the entry topped
The previous high Of 10 players in
1885. An added attraction this year
is second flight. which will be
played at Georgetown Prep Saturday
and Sunday while the title flight
lis being played at Manor. Another
reason for the record entry is that
the age limit was lowered to u,
which attracted q number OF Junior
high students and several from
grammer schools.
The favorite is Bethesda's defend
ing champion and unbeaten team
captain, Marvin Worsf1anl. Three
of last years semifinalists are back
in Worsham, Dave Clark Of Blair
and Dick Sturges OF Coolidge, while
other threats are Eddie Reagh, Dis