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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17

Howard Gross, of South Charlie
ton, for Michigan where they viii
enjoy a few days outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Simpson are
enjoying this week at Indian
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Brown
were Monday visitors in Column
bus. Their daughter, Martha,
accompanied them home after
spending a few days there with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Ferrell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Stillings,
daughter, Julia, and grand-daugh-
ter, Marilyn McQuiniff, motored
to Mason, Ohio Saturday and en-
joyed Everybody's Farm Hour in
the WLW Studio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Woodruff, of
near Urbana, were Sunday after
noon callers of Mrs. Cora Madden.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Dutton
son, Joe, and Mrs. F. J. Garaghty
were Sunday dinner guests of
H. P. Dutton, of Dayton.
Mrs. John Troesch and Miss
Helen Holt spent from Saturday
until Monday with relatives in
Chillicothe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pullins
and daughter, Barbara Lee, of
Marysville, were Sunday guests
of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pohn Pullins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Renold Huffman
had for their guests last week the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17
: MIDDLEBURC
BY MRS. IDA zIRKLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kinney and
son, Floyd; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lovett and son spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gosler,
of Kenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Koeller and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bolhier, of
Tipp City, were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bolhier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryon Henry and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. B
Holycross spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. D. E. Shirk and daugh-
ter.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Spain, Sunday, were Mr.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17

Notice Is hereby given that A.
Gilbert Kirby OF Plain City. Ohio,
has been duly appointed Admin
strator OF the Estate OF James t..
Mitchell deceased, late OF Jerome
Township, Union County, Ohio.
Creditors are required TO file their
claims with said fiduciary within
four months or be forever barred
Dated this 30th day of June. 1947.
John w Daley
Probate Judge Of said County.
A. Gilbert Kirby Attorney
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Case No. l52Y3
Estate of Joseph c. Sweeney. De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that r. c.
Sweeney of Plain city. Ohio, has
been duly appointed administrator
of the Estate of Joseph c. Sweeney
deceased, late of Union County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said flduciary within
four months or be forever barred.
Dated this End day Of July, 1947.
John w. Daley,
Probate Judge Of said County.
Gwynn Sanders, Attorney.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

case No. 1902
Estate of Lincoln Jay Cook, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that Pearl
McIlroy of Marysville. Ohio. has
been duly appointed administrator
deceased, late of Dover Township,
Union County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within
four months or be forever barred.
Dated this 10th day of July, 1947.
John w. Daley,
Probate Judge of said County
Gwynn Sanders, Attorney.
7-17-3T
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Case No. 1928
Estate of James f. Mitchell De-
ceased.
Evening star., 1947-01-10
ANSWERS to
|Questions

A reader can get the answer 70 any
question Of fact BY writing The Evening
NE, washington Q, D. c. Please tn-
close 8 cents for return POSTAGE.
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share on the pretense that it is
not he, but his firm, that is doing
the particular job. This is an intol-
cradle situation. Since the law
firm approach Is the easy one and
the one most frequently used to
bring influence to bear, every lawyer
who is elected to either House or
Senate owes it to himself to resign
from his firm and retain no interest
in the income thereof, except as to
business having no public colora-
ton and which was legitimately in
the Office at the time of his resigna-
ton.
Terrorism for Result.
No member Of Congress who re-
tains his interest in his law firm
should 60 padding about Washing
ton, from department to department.
soliciting, even insisting on, favor,
able decisions, following which he
will take his cut as member OF the
firm.
It is important to counteract the
effect of the insinuating and all
pervasive lobbyists in Washington.
But it should be realized that 1t Is
not so much the lobbyists, in many
instances, who influence the legisla-
tors as it is the legislators themselves,
acting on behalf of past, present or
prospective clients.
Bilboism has only been scotched.
n. has not been killed, BilbOiSm
is not merely cynical Haunting OF
constitutional guarantees, it Is not
merely a callous denial Of civil
rights. It is more than resorting to
terrorism to determine a political
result. It is something in addition
Evening star., 1947-01-10

tlldb IL tllc AA@Aoh~ -. @eASs'
members OF Congress do not come
within the category Of disinterested
and patriotic public servants. For
tunately, it can be said, with every
confidence, that the overwhelming
number of them are above venality
in any form. The honest legislator
Is entitled to protection against the
dishonest one, just as the United
States Senate owed it to itself to
refuse to permit Mr.. Bilbo to take
the oath Of office.
Check on Income Needed.
There should be, some check on
the business connections, the invest
ments and the nonofi1cial income Of
members Of Congress. When was
administrator OF public works ! re-
quired every employe in a position
to make important decisions to sub
NIT a list of the investments, not
only of himself, but Of the members
of his immediate family. This in
formation was held by me in the
strictest confidence, but no employe
ever objected to giving it to me.
Why should not the Senate and
the House set UP a small joint COM
mittee composed of members OF the
highest character and integrity to
which all Senators and Representa-
tives should be required to make
reports of the investments and In
come of themselves and those OF
their immediate family? 1t should
be especially incumbent upon law
yer-members to disclose their OUT
side sources Of income. It is through
law firms that legislators are fire.
quently Influenced to vote for or
against a certain measure. BY en-
ploying a particular law firm, a
member of which may also be q
member of the Congress, retainers
and fees can be collected and a share
of them 60 to the lawyer-legislator.
This is situation that calls for dis
eliminating but firm handling II
the Congress is to rid itself Of the
suspicion with which some Of its
members are frequently regarded.
While I am a member Of the bar
I cannot ignore the disposition Of
many who seek favors from the Gov
ernment to employ law firm, q
member Of which may be an infiuerl-
tial Senator or Representative. It
Is unfortunately the fact that there
are law firms which are willing to
take business that is offered ar
though member Of the firm occu-
pies a prominent and influential
position in Washington. The fees
that are sluiced into the account
Of the firm are then distributed, with
the statesman-member getting his
Evening star., 1947-01-10

him inconsistent.
If the Knutson view on this vital
question of taxation is to prevail,
Evening star., 1947-01-10
By THE HAsKIN SERVICE

i @. What is the purpose of CORFU
eating iron?-P. r. H.
Il A. Flat sheet metal tends to buc-
kle and get out of shape with every
change in temperature. The CORFU
cations give it greatly increased
stiffness and adapt it to numerous
purposes for which it would other
wise be less suitable.
/ @. Is child related more closely
to It's mother than to its father?--
e. d. B.
A. Theoretically q child bears no
. closer blood relation to one parent
than it does to the other.
@. Did Amelia jerks Bloomer
wear the bloomer costume through
out her life?-J. s. M.
i A. She wore the new form Of San
itary attire" for eight years and
then abandoned it because she
thought her influence would be
greater in the conventional woman's
l dress.
@. What was the name of the
great one-armed pianist, pupil OF
Liszt?-R. D. j.
A. Count Geza Zichy, a Hungarian.
Though he lost his right arm in a
hunting accident when only II years
old, he studied with Liszt until he
became a great artist. He wrote
many lefthand pieces for his own
use.
@. Is 1t against the law to write
a check for less than one dollar?-
r. M. G.
A. 1t Is not unlawful.
@. When was the Island of SAX
halin divided between Russia and
Japan?-M. S. B.
/ A. BY the treaty Of Portsmouth,
1905, which concluded the Russo
japanese War, that part of the is
land south Of so degrees north be-
came japanese and the area to the
north Russian.
@. Does a giraffe have horns?-
". B. D.
A. Giraffes of both sexes have two
permanent bony protuberances
growing from the skull. They are
covered with yellowish brown hair,
which at the tip becomes black.
Adults of the Nubian giraffe often
have a prominent third horn" ris-
ing from the center of the forehead
between the eyes to height OF from
to S inches.
@. During what presidential terms
was there a majority of the opposing
party in either Senate or House?-
L. M. S. ..
A. President Hayes, Republican,
had q Democratic House of Repre-
sentatives in 1877 to 1879 and DEM
ocratic House and Senate from 1879
to 1881. Grover Cleveland, Demo-
crat, had Republican House and
Senate from 1895 to 1897. woodrow
Wilson, Democrat, had Republican
House of Representatives from 1917
to 1919 and a Republican House
and Senate from 1919 to 1921. Her
bert Hoover, Republican, had a Dem
ocratic House from 1881 to 1888.
@. When did the Navy begin tts
system OF fingerprinting?-F. G.
A. Fingerprinting, as a method Of
Identification, was started by the
|, Navy on January 1, 1907.
Evening star., 1947-01-10

ito accepting gifts from those for
whom q favor has been done or the
taking OF q fee In . drug-addict
case. Bilboism Is all OF. these things
and, at the same time, 1t is also a
serving Of both God and naammon
by using official influence to en-
nance ones personal income.
Perhaps the greatest thing that
this new Eightieth Congress could
do would be to 60 straight through
to the extirpation Of Bilboism OF
every degree and shade.
tCopyrisht. 1919
Evening star., 1947-01-10

issue OF racial
intolerance will
bar him from
the Congress. It
must 60 on until
there can be no
suspicion tn q t
a NY Congress
member would
think Of using
his official po-
sition as a means
OF G II T l G n ] II B
himself, either
directly or In
directly.
It is too bad
~ - ~
Evening star., 1947-01-10

IOt II e VI III neHIs meAemofe'
workers have spent in gatherin,
their tools, changing to work clothes
punching time clocks, getting to ant
from their places Of work and good
ness knows what else.
I don't mind saying that I hav,
already bought my ticket for a rid
on the portal-to-portal giblet gray!
train unlimited, and that this /!
being typed at the depot while I wait
for her to come a-roaring through
my town. I get plain dizzy when
think of how I am going to be able
to stick all the employers 7 have
worked for during my life.
Has Some Tidy Bills.
Now, let's see if I can figure out
about how much Roy Howard owes
me. I was with his United Press
for about 10 years, and know that
I spent more time getting ready te
do some work than doing 1t, so he
at least owes me more than he ever
paid me. I am afraid that when
Mr.. Howard gets my bills he is going
to start wearing plain white shirts
and will have to walk up a flight
for his suits.
I also have a right tidy bill to
present to Mr.. Hearst, through
Barry Faris, editor Of ms, my first
newspaper employer in New York
/ can't charge ms for time spent
changing into work clothes because
I had only one suit at the time, but
T surely can stick 'em for time spent
getting to and from the Office.
couldn't afford a suburb at the
time, or a cold-water fiat in Brook
lyn, so I lived in a boarding house
just over the Massachusetts, line.
What my present employer
Charlie McAdams Of McNaught-
owes me only an early New Dealer
could figure out. I started to WORK
one morning. got drafted into the
Army, and didn't get to work fol
two years. Now I figure, on the
portal al-to-portal basis, that McAdami
owes me compensation for all that
time. I demand pay from the time
I entered the portal--which in my
case was Camp Blanding, Fla, until
I came out of the portal.
A Mess of Portal.
Mr.. McAdam owes me for all the
time I spent going from Blandine
to Camp Wheeler, to Washington
to San Francisco, to Honolulu, tc
Fiji, to New Calendonia, to ouadal-
canal, to Bougainville, to Australia
to New Guinea, to Morotai, to Leyte
to Luzon and, finally, back to Bland
ing. That's a mess of portal-to-
portal, amt It,. But II those other
boys are going to get 1t, I'm going
to get 1t, too.
I'm all for every one getting what
he can, but there must be a limit
somewhere. There just isn't enough
money in the world for every one tt
have all he wants in the first place
In the second, If things keep or
going as they are, we are going tx
wind up with a civilization in which
any man, in whose eyes there Il
even so much as a gleam indicating
that he would possibly consider do
ing any kind of work, Is going tx
demand time and a half overtime
for the gleam in his eye.
+ would love that sort of a civili'
zation If it weren't for the fact tina
belive that when that comes t,
pass all the roofs will leak, ant
there won't even be cake to eat II
| the bread boxes.
If any one thinks I am speaking
as capitalist, let him just be
good sport and offer to be one of m!
co-signers when I brave the Morrl
Plan next week.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star., 1947-01-10

cut-with much more excuse and
much more credit to the Repub-
licans. Economically and politically,
that would be the sound thing to do.
Even II MIR. Knutson's views should
prevail in the House, it is difficult
to believe the Senate Republican
leadership will permit anything
even approximating his proposals to
get by In the Senate.
Evening star., 1947-01-10

then the same
kind Of stupidity
in handling the
Nations finances
will mark the
Republican Con-
gress that was
so m rk ed a
Characteristic Of
the New Deal. To
be plain . about
it, we just can
not afford any
more such stu
pidity. Our Fed
eral fisc a ]
health has been
80 49, I~-
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r6Sulgeu III uOldpI6 VICtUIy Uu. UIle
struggle should 60 on. 1t must not
end until every Senator and Repre-
sentative learns that relying on the
Evening star., 1947-01-10

@. When did the Navy begin its
system of fingerprinting?-F. G.
A. Fingerprinting, as method oi
identification, was started by the
NAVY on January /, 1907.
Evening star., 1947-01-10

as the portal-to-
portal pay ex-
pres SIS. On c e
a b ard this S
g oil -pl a t e d
streanliner, a
man gets paid
for warming up
to 60 to work,
working, an d
cooling off after
work.
All over tne
country COM
panies are being
sued for astro-
nonical S u m S
Evening star., 1947-01-10
kcL-ennore
Ready to Ride on
Portal Grovy Train
BY Henry McLemore

I've heard of gravy trains ali my
life, but 1t took 1916 to produce the
giblet gravy train.
This giblet gravy train is known
Evening star., 1947-01-10
Harold L. Ickes
Man to Man
Check Urged on Investment Incom.
OF Every Member of Congress

immediate Of Theodore G. Bbo posponement OF
fight in the Senate Of is to be regretted No
fail to feel sympathy for with such disease as
which suffering However citizens everywhere
entitled rejoice rebuff that has been given to what Mr.
Bbo represented in public life The fight Bboism has
Evening star., 1947-01-10
RFrank X. Kent
TheG Great GameOfPOl
2OPct. Tax Cut Proposal Held Unsound
Politically as Well as Economically
Frank r. Kent

Apparently President Trumans strong recommendation
against reduction going effect Representa-
tive Knuson Of Minnesota chairman of the Ways and Means
Committee This pity because President Truman right
the fact that he did not take this stand when his
party proceeded reduce does make
any essrg {
Evening star., 1947-04-03

that provided by Emile Boreo. con-
tr1bution Of the Chauve Souris and
the Cnnedie Francaise to American
vaudeville. When we arrived at
Paul Young:s Romany Room. where
M. Boreo Is currently the star, q
comic new to the East, fellow name
OF Joey Bishop, was In midantic.
He's quite an amusing fellow, too,
Is Mr.. Bishop, with an abundance
Of material and manner which fits
the room well. Everything he does
is not always admired by every one
dncluding u.s.. of course, but gen.
orally he is mighty funny.
M. Boreo Is q man whose tech
nique has been smoothed and made
sure by number of years of pleas
ing audiences. He runs consider
able gamut from comic to dramatic
and back again In his singing. He
may start out, for example, with a
set of songs done in the manner OF
Maurice Chevalier. turn from there
to q Parisian's version OF THE Last
Time / Saw Paris" and then become
involved in some wild comedy with
Mr.. Bishop. And seldom, Of course,
is he allowed to leave without add
ing his famed Parade Of the Wood
Evening star., 1947-04-03

Note on the Value OF keeping
Your Mouth Shut: There Is one
other idiosyncracy In the classiflca-
ton OF entertainment by the Bu-
.reau OF Internal Revenue, which We
forget to tell you about the other
day. instrumental music, played for
listening and not for dancing or
singing to, is considered a normal
part of life, just sort OF aid to
the digestion. The bureau, how
ever. seems to feel that proper
enjoyment Of music will follow a
certain amount of knowledge OF it.
knowledge, at least, OF the name OF
the selection being played. Let a
yiolinist announce the title OF his
next number and he becomes q
master of ceremonies and that, says
the bureau, Is entertainment and
the boss must add the 20 per cent
tax to all checks.
xtS n
Gabriel Christal, chef at Michel's
and one-time chef to such appe-
tite-appeasers rs ]. P. Morgan. the
Duke Of Windsor and Douglas Fair
banks, sr., was celebrating his 39th
wear of chefdom the other night.
Why a man would choose arbi-
trarily to celebrate 80 years OF any
thing. rather than the more accus-
toned Is or so, or even 35 or 40,
we do not know. We will be glad
to Join M. Christal. however. any
time In the future he cares to cele-
brate anything.
A happy, round man, whose
physique betrays the fact that he
has thoroughly enjoyed his chosen
lifes work for all of its SO years,
M. Christal prepares food in the
French fashion-with sure hand
on spices and herbs and heavy
hand on the wine jug. He is not a
quick snack" man and If he ever
invites you over "for a little supper.
you had best fast for at least "a
hours in preparation.
When we arrived at Michels, nj.
Christal was lurking in the wings,
clad in the customary apron and
white cap, awaiting his cue to dis
patch to the table platter OF hors
d'ouvres-stuffed eggs. olives. dis
guised cheese, etc, topped by in
Evening star., 1947-04-03
After Oar
Don't Talk, Chum, Unless You
Want the Customers to Pay
BY HARRY MacARTHUR.

tricately carved radishes and car
rots. He followed this quickly with
onion soup-such an onion soup as
he might have served to q gathering
Of chefs he wanted to impress ac-
companied by slabs Of French
bread topped with. among other
things, onions and caviar. sounds
awful? Tasted wonderfully Not one
to let his guests go away hungry, M.
Christal quickly besieged them with
baked oysters Of his own deyising,
tripe, In a sauce that was admired
even by the man who considers
tripe the original Inspiration for
bubble gum, and casserole OF
chicken and a few vegetables in a
rich wine sauce. M. Christal fol-
lowed all this with = tasty dessert,
too, but we were too far gone to
write down the name Of 1t. It was
all we could do to eat 1t.
Il
The only suitable entertainment
with which to follow this Gallo
cooks tour de force was, Of course,
Evening star., 1947-04-03

You've heard 'em -: going
yappity-yappity about miracle
cigarettes that'll make you a
tobacco expert if you smoke 'em.
Not Old Colds. The only
blessed thing they'll make you
is wonderfully pleased with the
SMOKE they give you.
You see, we've devoted nearly
200 years to- fine tobacco han
ding. We've hand-picked stocks
Evening star., 1947-04-03
.26 3. G. Workers Form
Recreation Association

Organization Of Municipal EN-
ployes' Recreation Association by q
group OF 26 District workers was
announced yesterday. Oficers elect
ed were:
Sylvester r. Woodfork. ST.. presi-
dent; George D. Jackson. vice presi-
dent: Wilmont jackson, recording
secretary: William johnson. assist
Evening star., 1947-04-03

played by Johnny Robb's orchestra) !:
That was the fastest waltz / ever
tried to dance to-
Girl walking oil Coral Club dance
noor at conclusion Of : rumba
played by Sacha Lucas orchestral !:
There's nothing like making fool
Of yourself; especially to good music.
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Businessmen 5 Dinner
Postponed to April Is

The monthly business meeting
and dinner of the Central Business
mems Association. which was to be
held tomorrow night at the Burling-
ton Hotel, has been postponed to
April is. because OF Good Friday.
The board of directors will meet
at the hotel at $50 pm. Dinner
and the regular business meeting
will follow.
Evening star., 1947-04-03
en- Soldier dance. He's quite an n
tertainer.

en- Soldier. dance. He's quite an On
tertainer.
AAA
One OF the things that recently
has depressed Tana, the tail blond
who reads minds at Sacha Lucas
Coral Club, is her failure to have
sufiicient faith In herself. The
names Of two horses popped up in
Tana's mind recently and she mem
toned them around the place. One
paid 80 to /, the other 100 to /.
Tana wasn't having any, though
She didn't think either nag had q
chance.
There Is q possibility that Tony
De Marco, the dancer who doesn't
think much Of dancing schools
could be wrong about that. We can
pass along, at any rate, two items Of
recently overheard conversation
which certainly do not uphold the
De Marco view that you don't have
to 60 to school to learn to dance
to wit:
Girl walking off Madrillon dance
floor at conclusion OF q sambs
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ant recording secretary: Ottoway
Butler. financial secretary: Ernest
Hernes. treasurer; Sterling Smith.
chaplain, and Joseph Ackers. SER
geant at arms.