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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-11
BOARD RETAINS
ALL MARYSVILLE
TEACHERS FOR '49
Faculty. Janitor Staff
Apparently To Remain
Same for New Term

Prospects for next years teach
ing and janitorial staffS looked
good to the members of the Ma
rySville Board of Education at
their meeting Monday night as
they passed a motion to retain
all teachers and janitorS in their
present position and granted sal
ary increases amounting to $1,000.
In addition, the board hired
William o. Shearer, Milford ave.
as a school bus driver for the
balance of the year, to replace
Clarence Geer, who resigned
March l.
Salary increases were granted
in accordance with a salary
schedule adopted by the board
last fall. The increases applied
to only part of the teachers since
some are already receiving their
maximum amount.
Mrs. Warren Widner was re-
hired on a one year contract as
girls physical education instruct
or, health and history teacher in
junior high school. All other
teachers will continue under
previous contracts of various
lengths, unless they tender their
resignation to the board before
Aug. l.
Supt. H. w. Carr said he was
looking forward to some leisurly
vacation hours this summer, free
from searching for teachers, as
in several past years.
AS it looks at the present time,
the teaching staff for the MaryS-
vile schools will be as follows:
Senior High school-Miss Ferne
Mills, principal and English;
Wilma Louise James, commerce
ial subjects; Miss nellie Kloepfer,
mathematics; S. j. Mcclure, ,vo-
cational agriculture; Cecil Riser,
biology, physics and chemistry;
r. E. Wagner, American history,
social problems andapablic speak
ing; Paul Wenzel, history and
football coach; Miss Marguerite
Williams, English, Spanish and
Latin.
Junior High school &C. l..
Kingsmore, principal and gen
eral science; Mrs. Warren Wild
ner, girls physical education and
health; Reneva Knots, English
and literature; Nellie Murphy,
mathematics and Latin Edna
Parish, arithmetic and English;
Miss Carol Hill, history, litera-
ture and elementary music; Miss
Wanda Montgomery, home eco
nomics; and Warren L. Widner,
industrial arts, physical educa-
ton and basketball coach.
West grades-Mary j, Orahood,
grade 6; Mary Westlake, grade 5;
Mary Sweeney, grade A; Mrs.
Irene McCracken, grade 3; Mary
Virginia Rebel, grade 2; Mrs.
Beulah l.. Brown, grades | and
2; Clara j. Westlake, grade /.
East grades-H. H. Tallman,
principal and grade 6; Ruth
Spriggs, grade S; Josephine c.
Cod v. grade 4: Helen Wood.
grade 2; Martha Seely, grade l,
Special teachers Donald Eu-
verard, supervisor of music; John
Strickler, supervisor of art.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-11
JUNIOR HIGH
HONOR LIST GIVEN

v Honor roll for the fourth six
weeks period for Marysville Jun
ior High School was announced
/ today by c. l.. Kingsmore, prin-
cipal. Names followed by figures
are pupils having the highest
grades in each home room, the
figures being the pupils point
averages. The list follows:
Ninth girls-Joann Mccartney
SIS, Laura Kimmins, Nancy Kir-
by, Nancy Mclaughlin, Marilyn
Thompson, Shirley Sewell, Mary
Beth Turner, Janice Emmert, and
Anne Hayworth.
Eighth girls--Jean Dutro 6.
Betty 10 Crist, Rebecca Reams,
Marilyn Geer, Margaret Sharf,
Harriet Edwards, Mary Printz,
Joyce Burson, Nadia Shuran, and
MARY Cotton.
Seventh girls-Dorcas Dittmar
6. Betty Jane Guy 6. Barbara Hall
6. Janet Billheimer, Nancy Cole
man, Loretta Griffith, Inez Hay
worth, Nina Jewell, Shirley Nc
Cormick, Iona Payne, Shirley
Rausch, Anna Jean Robinson,
Sandra Salter, Erma Sewell, Ann
Simpson, Ann Stephens, Retta
Stierhoff, Mary Woodward, and
Madeline Worthington.
Seventh boys-Kermit Green
eisen, 6, Charles Williams 6,
Elmer Drum, James DeGood,
John Gibson, and Russell Simp-
son.
Eighth boys - Don Carr 6,
James Dayton 6, Don Maxewell,
Kenneth Rausch, David Dayton,
David Smith, Carl Handel, Rich
ard McCarty,
Ninth boys-Robert Marten 8,
Edward Low, Gerald Scheiderer,
Jon Greeneisen, Robert Carson,
Daniel Dolan, John Evans, and
Charles McCracken.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-11
5lb-INCH SNOWFALL MAKES HIGHWAYS
TREACHEROUS; DRIFTS BADLY in PLACES

Marysville and the southern part
of the county and two snow plows
from Redwood, in the north.
Vinton Stillings, Supt of the
State Highway maintenance de-
partment reported that state
plows had been working since 2
a. m. on the highways. BY mid
morning the state had six snow
plows out and was preparing to
send five loads of salt to be
dumped on the highways. High
ways through Marysville are the
worst spots in Union county,
Supt. Stillings reported.
Russell S. Banks, local weather
observer, reported the snowfall
was 5l2 inches but with the help
of not SO gently blowing wind,
the snow distributed itself in a
very uneven pattern over the
countryside.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-11
His Own Boss Now
Youth, 20, Starts Grocery on Wheels

Just home after three years in
the Merchant Marines and want
ing to be his own boss is William
List, 20, w. Seventh st.
To accomplish his ambition,
young List borrowed an idea from
an uncle, bought an old school
bus with money he had saved
while in the Maritime service,
and has started a grocery on
wheels from which he sells food
stuffs to housewives in outlying
Columbus neighborhoods.
List, who resides with his
grandmother, Mrs. Kathryn List,
bought the bus March /, spent a
week constructing shelves along
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-11
MarysviI|e Wins
From Grove City in
Tournament Tilt
FinaI Score is 46-35;
Will Play Worthinston for
Championship on Saturday

Marysville High Schools Monarchs advanced to the
finals of the central district Class B tournament at
Westervlle by defeating Grove City Franklin County
46-35, Wednesday afternoon.
AS result of the win the Monarchs will play Worth
ington at p. Saturday for the lowerbracket CO.
Worthington turned in a surprise 43-34
victory over seeded Fredericktown, Wednesday eve
Ming to become the other lower bracket finaist
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-11
1000 ATTEND FARM
PROGRAM IN REDWOOD

Approximately 1000 farmers
from every section of Union
County attended the John Deere
Day program held in Redwood
high school auditorium, recently,
sponsored by the Parrot Imple-
ment & Supply Co.
Featuring the program was a
full-length motion picture, See
Doctor JIM, starring Stewart
Erwin. Several short films show
ed developments for 1948 foi
farming. The picture was showE
under direction of c. H. McWiD.
Jams, district John Deere mana.
ger, assisted by Larry Heaton.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-11
BROADWAY SCHOOL CLUB

Broadway Better School Club
will meet at 8 p. m. Wednesday,
at the school auditorium. Follow
ing short business meeting, a
st. Patrick's Day party will be
held. This will consist of games,
contests and fun for all. Refresh
ments will be served. Everyone
is invited.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-11

both sides, installing refrigerators
for his meats, and stocking his
mobile food market. He began
business Monday morning.
Chiel Stewart in Marines
AS chief stewart in the Mer-
chant Marines, part of young
Lists duties was the handling of
food supplies for his ships. Fall
ing back upon the buying and
stocking experiences thus gained,
he IS confident he can make a
success of his new enterprise.
But to his uncle, Loring List,
the young vendor gives full credit
for the idea. Uncle Loring has
been operating a similar travel
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-11
PATRoLMAN TRANSFERRED

Highway Patrolman Walter +.
Bushong, Raymond, has been
transferred from the Van Vert
outpost to the Bellefontaine out
post. He replaces Patrolman Fred
l.. Paul, Westerville, who has
been transferred to the Marion
sub-station. Patrolman Bushong
has been in the Patrol since last
summer, having been assigned to
Van Vert following completion
of his training period.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-11

ing store at Canal Winchester for
some time.
Although the bus is small, List,
said, 1T is stocked with practi-
cally all major grocery needs, in
cluding fresh fruits and veget-
ables; roast, steaks, chops and
cold cuts" There are also staple
items, canned goods, and even
household hardware.
Meats are kept in small deep
freeze unit and an ice box he has
installed in his bus. Along with
the grocery line he also has
soaps, bluings and other necessary
CONTINUED on page 2. col. -
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-11
MONEY FROM STATE

Federal funds of $ll72.45 were
received from the Auditor OF
State by County Auditor Frank
McCurdy this week. The amount
is divided with $863.65 to go for
aid for dependent children and
$3O8.8O to go to the County fund
for the blind
Evening star., 1948-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
or or movie ontfit' -argest selection of cam
sure meters. flash guns: cash or terms.
Range finders, films, color films. photo
papers, chemIca,s, photo books and 1900
more items. We buy and trade. BRENNER
PHOTO CO. 933 Pa ave NV tOpp.
u stice Dent Catalogue free RE. o434
ACCoRDIoN. l2U-bsss, LAMAR, 800.
AnDiNsGi si'S MAcHs.. us; 'S New Corona. All, Alien
Rem Rand used; any make; hand, cleo;
99ars, sale, trade ms: rent, repairs. Sun
p@S. 1@St GO. 46"9' week. Dl. 1872. 1112
annlSG MACHINES, new and rebuilt, all
Isl, es1ltei eAshercAS a. II TSe6SsISa5 eGss ss6
% A. inculding Saturday.
AR AIR COMPRESSOR; sIa excel. sond,i needs
Ar ffSSsS6,TloS1se Ss>,6a! N UNITS: all sizes;
Carriers chrysiers frEid aires see Etc: fhsaT suSS
S,5s5. sine: ,ss As
waer cooled window and noor pes type. pt pepf srf
como guaranteed, delivered and installed:
ye yerF haze ter immediate delivery the e4s
As5on CO.. oI in 81 sad %'sss sad
hNTIouES---Choice collection. at the Sign
of the Black Bull Laytonsville, Md, s
>
l113 ST. NV. $
ANTIoUES-Dropleaf table. light walnut;
oeaut, oesk, chest of drawers, pine wall
esbinst with shelves and drawers. miscel.
ANTIQUE LOVE SEAT. beaut. Queen Anne,
inlaid NAH. matching chairs; 9xl2 wool
chenille rug, nah. chairs, bathinette, car
rlage, car bed and swing. SH. $500,
ANTlQCES-The finest assortment Of
aemitssses in the city. KAY SHOP. 1913
K st. NV. s
ANTIQUES, personal property, corner cup-
boards. drop-lesf tables, dreSsers, chairs,
sets and single, spare beds, picture frames,
china, brass kettles, farm bell: reasonable
BY appointment. OWNER, Fairfax 7S-J-4
~ 81
ANTloUES--Mniature silver. KAY SHOP
l1l3 X st. NV. IS
ANTIQUE WASH STAND, marble top, back
and sides. Cali TIE. s675 Sun. or after
q D m. weekdays. a
AUTO PARTS. new and used. guaranteed.
| lransmiSSlons, sbSorbers. rear ends, hub
caps, grLls; lights, water and fuel pumps,
CYL heads. moor mats, window glass BREN-
MIN ) AuTO PARTS. 1910 Montana ave.
AWNINGS and Venetian blinds. quick de-
livery; free estimates Call AID. 6o74,
ACME AWNING & BLIND CO, 2a49
9th st. NV.
BABY CARRIAGE. whitney steer-o-M,tIc
practically new originally SIS. AT 74sS
-
Evening star., 1948-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED


ADDING MACH, typevriters, calculators
cash regis, ONCE equip. any kind tor
price. ME. 1885; Co. 1925 ewes, Sunday
ADDING MACHINES, sypewrisers, eaIeula-
tors bought and sold and rented. RI. l177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. si3 14th ct
ANTIQUES. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
tables. NE. es76: after 8 pm. RIA. 1854.
china
highest sash sash prices paid. Call MURRAY,
BEDROOM AND DINING nM, SUITES,
furniture Anything you may have to sell.
BEDROOM, sa ,:,s1 dining d room room or contents Of
age. IA. 2937: after : pm, GE. 14l6.
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites.
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
once VIM pay highest possible prices.
No No, matter iadsr what yoq have TO SELL please
CAMERAS. all types, movie equipment, all
sRENSER PHoTo CO. Gag tS; Pa. ave- Dess n'x'.
e2 Dfs %AsTED Il iS'sf Ssh re ausiits s also
Mr. WEISS. rom niscOff 90. sE. .sa a4s4, ask '''
eosSn, H'as:s T 21sss 'ie 49, s'f IN s':' =:
DIAMONDS, old xoId and silver; diamond
ERNEST BURK. INC. 614 18th st. NV.
FUR COATS, especially muskrats, Persians,
Marminks and Hudson seals; highest prices
paid. AMERICAN FUR CO., INC, 625
F st. NV
PuRNITURE-Wil buy entire contents or
odd pieces; best cash prices: buying and
selling for over SO years. We do moving
HoPwooD's, sth and gsts. NV, ME-.
52s7
FURNITURE and household effects Of the
better kind wanted at once; will buy suites,
odd pieces or entire home. Please call to-
day. Mr.. GRADY, Ma. 1920.
FURNITURE-Your entire household con-
tents or odd pieces; highest prices. s. =.
FURN. EXCH, 210 7th st. Sc, AT. 06S6.
Observation-Disclosures goods Of all
kinds. brie-a-brae. china: cut glass: highest
cash prices. MRS. GAY, RK. 1904. g
GOLD-BrInE your old. gold. silver. nls ting.
teeth. discarded 1ewelry. We. DAY cash.
A. KAHN. INC. S. years at e3b q. nv.
Evening star., 1948-05-03
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

sCOTTIE Pups Axe registered, cham
S2RMaS GER iasessS5s saEpHSRn sR g5ts rSs
males can Rockville ssis.' A ~s d
COOKERS at CHEEKY. Hill, . show-tvpe
aoss stuS sy WI sa?a aoss gHDDes and
SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPPIEs. champion
bred. Axe reg. Come see them. KABKOL
MsNNsts NJ Els d1e 49, Circle ave. Takoma Park
RED ikisH Settlers. hunting and show
stock; winners at Alexandria and Balti-
mere shows. FARALEE KENNELS, Rock
poGs AND CATS boarded. week ends or
longer; air-conditioned kennels. pickup
WER SsTyies ys1sTnaty rnny a
GREAT DANE PUPS Ithe dog with T a per per
SpInd1s SohIality). males and females; fswns and
See lhese sos PSen
directions re. e4so. " N ''e -N'
sioSds SSckEf s5ANifI =, a5 :gPrEs ssG ,1s Axe
herdI. herd No. No. 4ss0 'nf' na ana sntp-
DACHSHUND. Axe registered. dark tan.
mos. old. males and females. FA. s335
EooDo-csro:Meate, 5000: Ken.L-Biskit.
S10sO; Fairfield Meal. 50. del, Wkly. del
II YoT ARE E' Ss sed for assso re
beautiful gentle dog, ! have 2 French
sssndar6; stan % partially houseoroksn' 800
COCKER PUPPIES. all colors. Axe reg
SHOREHAM PET SHOW 2627 Conn ave .
AID. s507, daily, 10 a.m.-9 pm; Sun, 2-5
DALMATIAN PUPPIES. beaut. marked
champ. stock, Axe registered; also
male Dalmatian. Is mo-, papers furn
ELPAW KENNELS, reg: Alex. Va. Duk.
st extended, 3 miles out; every care for
your dog, under veterinary supervision
HOME IN COUNTRY for lovely spayed
female collie and setter mixed, 2 yrs, old
Evening star., 1948-05-03

TREE SERVICE. iandscapine, pruning
topping. elevatinR, remove undesirable
mates ssqH Cal sH 1aa 6aa 'oqoPs or TR 5s4 sfss ef
stone HAMMOND & WALSH, &C c.n}reViIie. GTeIuihs
Va; Phone Fairfax 231-J-11; if no answer,
FLAGsToNE WALKS. terraces, fireplaces,
rock gardens, ishponds, retaining walls
F MARcucc1o. RI Da !, u Horners sHs Tane, isne,
Rockville Md Phone Rockville 1855. -
LANDsCAPED sERyICE-soddng, seedins
manure de1ered U Ashton on0 a1s sop soil snd
FLOWERS, SHRUBS and landscaping: pam
sizes, pick your own ,colors; ANIMALS, peren-
scarlet sage, geum, geraniums. columbine
snspdragon, daisies Shasta, cannas, car
nation marigold, candytuft, zinnias, pop
srins shrubs Lyons MARKET AND
Wss 9Heen Chang rd Ager
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. fresh dug. seven
Best variety. also Eyerbearing Indian SUM
berry plants; All kinds of parennials,
poppies; 212In pansiss: primrose, creeping phlox
plUxins pHs. ay vi Nth o,6s ths rototler Call osbe
estimates. Call COLUMBIA TREE sERV-
ICE CO. SH. S1SS. WA. 6615. -
ROTO TILLER-The xarden tractor OF 100
uses. We have. only a few left at the
closeout price of S41s: saving of 800
SCHLEGEL g. GOLDEN, Kaiser-F Frazer
dealer, Carroll and Maple sts., Takoma
Park. D. c, GE 5000. -
TRACTORS. new and used: everything
for the farm. Call after g, FA. 2l9O g
ROTOTILLER, Rotoette, Choremsster gar
den tractors. Toro mowers. Free demon
strations. Farm machinery, trucks, etc,
Bargain prices. CENTRAL MOTOR CO,
300 Lee hwy, ArI: CH. 1000.
motor light and easy to use. MA
LoNEYs; NC s126 Ga. ave, SILVER
CHOICE PERENNIALS, annuals, rose
bushes, African violets. rhododendrons and
azsleas: Ask for price list. Open suns,
BEHNKE NURSERIES, Wash. -Balto. blvd :,
Beltsville, Md. Visitors welcome. a
HARDY AZALEAS. all sizes and colors, for
Tho Tholesals Sh,, ans retail s5lo 18th st. ne.
stone, road gravel. for sale by yard, ton or
DEN DEMO. a koToTYLLEk.G rbYYL Gn.s new warranty 500
OF hist price. CHI. 1000, CENTRAL MOTOR
BREs ANp Is sERkkEpkR ekk 41nstHp sHPp1rs
3736, 45G3 3Sth st, Brentwood, Md
cow MANURE, well rotted; $50 per lb
bushels. SIS per 10 bushels. delivered: top
soil; landscape maintenance service. WA
GARDENS. ACREAGE, plowed and hsr-
rowed. Grading, seed beds Low standard
rates Call WI O6Qh 5
Evening star., 1948-05-03
BOATS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. registered Pen
gum. state condition and price. Box
si-FT:. cxBiN CRUISER. full head room.
hunks. icebox, wheelhouse: solid mahog
any, 35-h.p. Kermath, dual ignition;
$4,000; oSB1T, ,B1X 1,6-Y, Star q.
board motors, also 1898 Evinrudes with
latest advancements; old motors taken in
trade Eyinrude motors to rent by day
or week Fishing supplies. SOUTHEAST
MARINE sUfrLns. paints, rope, ar. .x.
tmguishers cupboard motors, seripps ma
,ins nn en- snsinss. 90 to s9o h.D:; tshinE tackle
& .hAsk y Pr Fl .4ss ysscH1o d SON. 1912 'isA
BoATs--Rowbost, IL tt made Of marine
plywood: priced low at sos; AMERICAN
TRAIL5GR lS1 L55, co" INC 4o30 Wis. ave. Phone
BOAT TRAILERs, Silver Trail; will haul
anERrchN Ak 4 INF TRantR S2a eo ee' NC le 1880 We
ATxILIaRy f Larry sGoooR. sb-ft., good condition
rebuilt 1g47. complete with dinghy; loca-
leaving East and must sell: sacrihce a
5000 or best offer. JAMES W. FITZ.
GERALD. SO Galveston pl. sw., Wash
CHRYsLER Crown marine engine, com
$500. TX, o45s Rear 1910 st NV
VIII sSeklFIcE so,tt 1unaeo9t. $
all white cedar. speed, 30 knots excel
cond J. WALTER NORRIS, Jr ST Msry'
County Hollywood, Md; Leonardtovn
ENGINES. Kermath, from & h.p. to 500
hp., in stock. Will sell at dealers price.
$50 Maine ave. sw. Ma. 4572. a
sPEEDB0AT, 19-it,, mshog hull. factory
rebuilt Gray, V-drive. Very reasonable.
viii finance, or trade for car. $50 Maine
cxTBoAT in very good condition. complete
with sails: very reasonable VIII finance.
$50 Maine ave. s.w. MA. 4b72. a
NEW ROWBOATS-14 IT.. cypress and oak
construction; free trailer delivery. Special
price, s99. so! New shipments every week;
LaRSo Ia5s6S.- sP9RT POI Nd SHOP Central ave- snd
SMALL RuNABoUr Tin or outboardl. or
sailboat accepted as part payment on so
it. Chevy Chase lot; $4,000. WO. 11!2.
CHRIs-CRAFT. 24-ft. cabin cruiser, per
feet running condition: s2 900; owner ieasy-
hTfxTsnoGs ihf 'Gsn sk Y4csr. sc yours for tn. day
or more, by charter: splendid for parties,
entertaining, etc. SH. 1885. 3
II5 HIP. CHRYSLER marine engine with
clutch. excellent condition priced. s45o.
PsYwoo6oaarsnt.ed FEW aSeu.t nans waterproof ma
aSsfh! 60 IT, elosinr aaa nr out small lots at sa be-
low market. Call RICHTER PLYWOOD
HDoRS., 500 Maine ave. sw RE. $500
CHRIs-CRAFr 17-f. mahoE. runabout,
] 04-h.p. Gray Phantom ensine; new last
YACHT Co, Galesviiis. Nd.
22Ii-FT. BOAT HULL IN fair condition;
s75. 2e1e Vista 81 ne. MI. 2O6s.
SMALL CABIN CRUISER. . bunks Can
UN. s4l0, %
Evening star., 1948-05-03
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, Al home improvemnts from
basement to roof: no money down, years
10 pay. HAMILTON CONT. CO, RE, 49,.
ASPHALT DRIvEwaYs. parking lots ten
mis- courts, and resurfacing. Al work
hSPHALT DRIVEWAY and concrete, re-
coMMUNITY FAViNG CO" OIL. 4soo.
CEMENT WORK. stone ' walls, fagstone.
terraces, walks. chmneys, freplaces. ce-
ment driyeways p2rches retaining walls
? MARCUCCIO, Ri, !. Horners lane, Rock
.illc Nd Phone Rockville 1855 -
rh*csToSs 1s asSstfd c AD 8 yo% as dSysS'y
FLOOR SEENGE-Notnlng out the pest
laying; ssnd,ng m h,ns esaniHg o"g pa5-
ING coNITRACIIoRs, INC. 1912 Wiscon-
sttiss, baths. Kitchens; other inside work
Altico wall tile, all colors; rubber tile
eo2HT,igEE4 e92TinE tee tree sStimates rates SUBURBAN
HOME REMoDELING- Painting. carpen-
try, masonry. roofing. building. general CON
tracing; skilled white mechanics EAST
HYATTSViLLE CoNTRACTiNG Co
Painting, paperins. roofing and siding: all
work guaranteed: monthly terms free esti-
NATIONAL DECORATING co, so" 18th
81 n w.-Gcneral home improvements. Call
TapFRTNG M 0 AND FAINTING TSS a"G qeners re-
Gairs, white meGGhsnn.. interior, exterior;
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while have the
material Gail Sligo 39f2,. w. D. TAYLOR,
400 Greenwood ave Takoma Park Md
WATERPR0OFING wet, leaky cellars
walls. rspoiDtinr hrickwork roofs repaired
nalnted Gratantced low prices. expert
work NEVINS TW Sl@4 e.
COMPLETE PLUMBING, tile bathrooms
kitchens sinks and cabinets and other
T J FTTzMAURICE, res. Du. S3sI. &.
SPECIAL PRICES, free estimates; repair
and remodeling speciality. roofing. sid
ing, paintlne, concrete work, screens,
gutter and doWnspouts. bsmts. and attics
finished into spS.; porches inclosed; boiler
rms. hreproofed Terms Il desired is
Years eXper Cali Greenbelt 5@4l or
Greenhelt 3797, JOHN ]. CROSS CON
STPUCT1NN =
ASEEW HOME SERVICE Painting and
naperinE- fOcr sending. VaterprooflrC,
reasonable rates, prompt service. ST. a1n9.
Evening star., 1948-05-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

IFWELRb STORE, Well Ioca- ed. modern
'<luTes. 5000 lease, established. M. movie;
olner business elsewhere. No agents. Box
lunch ROOM. beer parlor seats 45, cor
ntf n W. location. long lease, low rent:
Al co)ored trade Priced a. 5000 Ior
QUICK sale, terms. AID. 945l. MR.. JOSEPH
MACHINE SHOP, distributor and iobber
Will rent shop and all new equipment on
p profit-shsrlng basis sos Baltimore
ave HysttSyLlle, Nd. On. III. 3
Rroaiable ..9;nn business lease aFTansed owner
Gail 70 II. > to 4, DE. 534l -;I
GROCERY STORE, living quarters: doing
good business; cheap rent pinball ma
Cninne; corner store, ne: $4,000 complete.
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE -Dressmaking
sun, 81" I'm. TE. 24S% ID
GROCERY STORE tcolored tradcl. located
?. .4lN ltiA s. NV, lltar lith and
kliorama I'd >; repossessed bv local oank
EQUIPPED and stocked: rent. $50 month: s.
tloa; balance cue on note, SS,6561 must
T.l thlS weeN; Will accept best Offer; real
"phCFtunlLF tor Scnle one 20 start their own
business: lSok al store first. then if inter
$50 san BOB HOLLANDER, Occidental
Hotei' lfll Pa. ave. NV, MA. 9143. 5
RESTAURANT Oiauor hcense). bu,v ro--
ner. nes~ l5th and H sts. ne syersge
$500 daily. Eood bar trade; rent $500 with
rms. above; good lease; new television;
oUner n olaer type business must sell: will
sccept $500 cas- h Down payment from ex-
Boa HOI LANDER, cxcluS;%e broker, DC
p;s3. 5
Evening star., 1948-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont. }

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KODAK. Speed Graphic, Argus, Zeiss,
Rolleifiex and other cameras or movies
wanted. BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave. NV.
OLD-FASHIONED picture frames. clocks;
relies: etc. EN-. 45o5 or wo. $500,
PHONOGRAPH, Magnsvox, portable cleo
tric. single record player. Box 244-Y.
PIANOS. grand. upright splnes or aps
s.s size; any ',ss. ass4 any condition: viii pay
PIANOS WANTED-coLoNIAL PIANO CO
pays highest cash prices. Phone Ma, 4S7O
after 10 am. for courteous appraisal
SEWING MACHINES-We buy all types
repair hemstitehing. buttons covered.
STOVES for heating and cooking, and ice
boxes. ACME STOVE CO., lO11 7th st
sTovEs WANTED for heating and cook
ing and ice-boxes ACME STOVE CO,
l0I1 7th st NV, Ma. S952.
any condition. jewelry, glassware. hric-a-
nIae; china, DORA KRUPSAW MILE
6TONE. 1888 @ st. NV. Sterling 7496.
WANfED-.Bester grade OF household fur.
nitnre. antiques and once furniture. Ma
oog9: evenings. GE 6447.
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold. silver,
leWelry. diamonds. firearms, mems cloth
ing, lugsase. Photographic equipment, mu-
sical Instruments. engineering instruments
and what have you? VIII call. MAX
1WEIG SONS. a37 T. st. NV. NE 9ll3