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ROOMS FURN.-s.E. 3 s.W. Cont J

ROOMS fUkN.-S.L. y S.W. lSoh t.J
FRONT RIM. with twin beds; canv. to
Pa. ave. transp.; prefer men; must be
seen to be appreciated. TR. s677. ia
25a 9Th ST. S.E.-Single rm, next to
bath: clean and comfortable; S25 per mo-;
1859 s ST.-Two nice rms, refined gentile
home, single Govt employees preferred:
LARGE CLEAN ROOM, twin beds; couple
or people FIR. 1883 la
HILLCREST, 1717 -31st st. s.e-one or
C0LoRED-51o ist ST. s.E.-Furn. front
rm, married couple; cook and laundry.
COLORED-DOUBLE FURNISHED room,
$40. Phone Twin3ng 2157. IA
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Barnaby Woods-Three bedrooms. two
det deths aarase nae 0sta sass5o 81 first floor rec rm
rms Near kSspToodAttr SepSs white brick bed
Bsthesda-White brick. 5 bedrms; lge
Sd! SaTd; SD rec; ao6 5m'; good condition; years
BUNGALOW, Bethesda-5 rms. all on first
noer; tiled bath, bsmt. and attic; gas heat;
Chevy Chase circle-4 bedrooms, .
saths att aonz lse los; dining rm. kit "a bath,
All the above properties IS carry carry good
E REALTY s1 e. PGasseiss6 En- 1880 ea sHEHH III
i sssd s2Ps M: si.Hs: 81 s-Ts Fis eF!st; sai
eoEokEpai4Sd e%GA PE Sas7 ELK! ko osk szas ST., w
S!isf Colonial front porsh tHii GID asSly
Do not hesitate. Cali TIL tili pm. WEEK. week.
skopER4 fS5 sH u INe ss s. 1o1s wM 7sb 7AIoMRIs q
c6LoRED-ess M ST. N.w-,s rms's mss 3
paths; 10 kitchens; only $4,000; terms
Mi na5i ~ 4OWeLd' WELL RE. 1887; ewes and Sun,
cSLoRED@isoo BLK. OF COLUMBIA ST.
N.W:-Row brick 7 rooms and bath, base
CO., MA. s6s2: ewes, RA. 1921. Ia. b579
CoLoRED-71s PRINCETON PL. NV
Open Sunday. 10: immaculate condition
throughout: first floor contains concrete
front front porch, side-ha entrance, .arse
inclosed back porch: second floor has
four bedrooms leach with closeO, bath
and q large heated porch; storage attic;
With settlement caIl faIaSf Mr. HuntsT pesSesiGn Na
soss se svfs pHEPs hns Tsss se fnd iai7 sL 59s5
COLoRED-ONLY A FEW LEFT-SiOo
down, $3.50; 4-room brick home. near
bsms. bet and sSs 1T also more expensiye
GoLoRED-NR. HOWARD uNIv.-Poss {;
ssG1ys rsar snd Ssrd Ssnt u brGk rms bath
ranged: choice neiehborhood. nr. ball
o4 ALIEN For k aRs o4 e. aiDsst aDss bda Sh
CoLoREp-cHURcH SITE, 1898 AND
both now vacant, zoned ist comm; nl sl:. exeel.
srranssd JOS e1SsEso. re. sS"i 1855 50" tiii III
coLoRED-7oo BLK. QUEBEC pL. NV
ne eeadtsn IL bath 'fsf fs hSms Sasemen In
with with sront toa and rear entrances priced at
LEGuM 1E6n & GERBER REALTY CO, AD
CoLoRED-vACANT, move right in
This S-rm. row brick with 2 baths has
been completely redecorated and is being
offered for the first time; a home and
income for YOU; reas. down payment. Call
today. l L to 8, Elk. 7944, SURETY REAL
6oLoREp-sls COLUMBIA RD.-cash
81 800. bal like rent: 3 apts.:. monthly
income, s1o2;; Priee REDUCED for quick
seso5fi;oRPEbb1 ST. Nv. w2s near 4!h; 8.
coml: rooms and bath. Price. $500;
So 900 cash, balance 1st trust. Mr.. Hunter,
Ma $500; ewes. and week ends GIL 52S5
BOSS & PHELPS, INC, 1417 x st. NV.
coLoRED-1soO BLOCK KALoRAMA RD.
Home and investment; 8 rms, Q baths
1E 81 III hiisos $4,000 down. MRS ELLIOTT
coLoRED-17s7 9th ST. N.w.-l1 rms.
and store; income quoted $500 a mo.
WALDO HARRIS, Ii. se7s, NE. 1884
COLORED-22O4 1st ST. Nw.-Five furn
apis. Shows excellent returns. S266.5O
per month Has hardwood floor, oil h.-wh
Price reduced to s16e5o. ON very CON
venient terms. Call about this today.
WOODWARD g. NORRIS. .723 goth st.
NV. RE $685.. Ewes. and Sunday, Mr.
ROchford. SH S11b liz
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HOUSES FuRh. OR uhFURh.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

BAILEYS CROSS ROADS, va rms
and bath, modern, S95 mo- unfurn
mo. rent in advance. FA. 4139 IA
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APTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.

EMPLOYED COUPLE, engaged, need furn.
or unfurn; apt, to be married: Bethesda
KEMER. sH. 7074: ii:
COUPLE, employed by Govt. at Belts
vile, Md, desire furn:, or unfurn. apt. In
dren; small dog. RA 7S3a 14s
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ROOMS UkFURklsHEp
ROOMS WANTED.

NEALE ST. N.E.-2nd
floor rm. with use Of clean pvt. kitchen.
LU. 1855, -15
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| HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tcent.I /.
FNNIgH-AMERICzN FAMILY Of 8 desire
to rent 2 or 8 bedrm., unfurn. house or
apt, In NV. or ne. areas, or Va. Lease
II desired; under $500. Call GE. Sits.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTEo.

NVVm WIFI bVNND WNNVIV.
YOUNG WOMAN, college teacher, inter
ssted in good place to liys. where here whole hole
or ant in w OW. h064. La
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APrs. FURA. AND uNFURN.
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

sires a small apt; preferably In NV; ar
prox $50; ref. If desired. Box IL, stal
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GE0RGETOWN-8-ro house. Just re-
modelled: ami; price. $16.5OO.
6-rm. house, furn.; brick; rent, S2,1 loo
per year: price, S1S,500.
Lge. corner brick in best section of
GEORGETOWN; suitable for remodeiing: price
S16,500.
Substantial cash required on these z
offerings. Apply to KIRBY KIBLER, MA
1868 or EN- 3415
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COOPERATIVE Aprs.-sAIE

144I HARVARD ST. NV, cooperative
apts., $4,000 UP. Open 2 to 5. Saturday
and Sunday. See Mr.. Fitzgerald or Mr..
Rice on premises IA
2 LARGE ROOMS, foyer, bath. kitchen,
large closets. Phone MI. 1851 19s
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COOPERATIVE APTS. WANTED.
4 BEpRMS.. 3 baths; or would consider
buying ; apts.: p1 eferred location 10Th ST.
side of Rock Creek PIX. Ho. O424 after
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bedrms.. 2 baths, all on one floor; u
acres with stream: space for bedrms. and
bath on End: large screened porch, studio
srn EQUIP. kit; full basement loo. in
Bradley Hills.
Bunsalow, silver spring-Three bed
rms, large modern cabinet kit: full base
reduced $1,000 for quick sale.
Bungalow. Bethesda-Living rm., din
ing rm.: kit, bedrms. and bath: stairs
GRAHAM-HALI., Realtors, WI. $3.50. II
no answer, call OIL. 0662 or SH s6S3
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t0onstEnsd % NGxt fs1Dj
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on Isl, floor: bedrms., 2 baths on second:
astsshsd asss ef vi. sfrfss sss7. NEz cUsHARD 9R
CHEVY CHASE, Md bedrms.. 3 baths;
Just, being completed. occupancy about 2
suitable @ for den nor or 4th bedrm; @ ~ Gust CUSTOM M.
built brick Colonial residence OF, fine work
manship and materials. located near Co.
munity, of newer homes; paved streets,
900. ,oSas Gall Wo. 1900 until 9 pm, EDw.
sAkSAsY 81 aNss Woo6sHsy OBS 1HS owner, attractive
white brick Dutch Colonial. surrounded by
n,rss Iasse oaks; aiR LIST T.; large liv rm Are
breakfast nook. dishwasher and disposal:
upstairs. 3sbedrms:. tiled baths, extra
closets, attic fan; basement. paneled play
bath: gas heat Bendx He washer Uase detashed assss
garage with leanto, having fireplace; q
bargsin at s26.6oo. Early occupancy.
We We SoW HAVE 3 GOOD SMALL HOMES
available. s14,50o, $4,000 and 1900;
de Sssirs6,s n5s s ssssi1n Of P. ,ecoo and Va.
CORNER 6 PRoPERr9. San immediase me- Hae0 posses.
sion; must sell fine. newly decorated house
ths i4oo blpcs Fh9as Island ave
cub, apartments. rooming house; COM
Snfurn cs sn oMN s Or x unfssn fss
ggAK,eeMsA TAI n J PARK; a &, D. c: ss1s MaDl. st.
ss :f5a s9 'ssa s '5SR *
H5SE hs$s :$: :sss,2si gss!
h.ss iaiI bs@t "es iarse sn tenesd sa0f yafd, q,
a5echial schools; excellent terms. Cali
@Ss s4ee }AS sIockH com. IN AVE-. near Wal Ward
ssas ssasedn poross1 fs@idt fa 5sa oil esfs
dition; Income: ssso per mo from rented
SRs SRs tHs 5Sy hs Eh dlis5mnitns liS
Heishts1opetsehed brick homes. e Contain.
iss. fioor Besutiful % modern Gst Kitchen. full I'll
s'e on $500 S esss asas sGst
a W en- h1bb9 EBlsss Co. RE- En- $685. &c. Ps ans
SaS ssa sundsy. shone s' Or DSP sfes' a!SE sss
ss 5s 9;s4s s:s E s ssdsss see1
ireplaees: s6xlSo Ieysi lot. VII Win ss redeco:
tha9uh1u Sf w. 1850 S5 csdqs' r. from f. hE
VERY ATTRAC. PREWAR HOME; has 4
spacious bedrms. baths One blk of
Conn. ave, conveniently located to pa
rochial schools, transp. and shopping
Owner will give early poss. and 1t is priced
for quick sale at 10000. with excellent
financing. F. A. TWEED CO.. EN- 1890
GEORGETOwN-4 small brick houses on
corner plot, $4,000 viii not be sold
separately. Phone RUDOLPH sHnLIN
CO. 1919. -16
GEORGIAN COLONIAL, Just of Old
GEORGETOWN rd.-Beautiful 3-bedroom 2:
bath brick bone with fenced yara dsa
sqisk sale onEan Ees tgEthsr ss1sa,: details: al
CLEVELAND PARK-Lars. corner de-
taehed brick home; center hall. 22-ft.
kitchen, den and bath: 2nd a.. 4 bed
rms: 8 baths; Bird a., bedrm. and bath;
tal Mr MeInto.s Wits rSsp s%TH
Realtor. 1l13 18th st. NV. RE 1851;
ewes, Wrheld oso7. -la
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FOUR-APT. BRICK

IN 81, $50 q year; In {
priced at $15,950. We
to gain a fine return I,
recently renovated; bull
dition. Call now. Sterl
1927. BLANKEN, PR.
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COLORED-ONLY FEW LEFT-SlOO
down, $3.50: 4-room brick home, near
1st and sts. NV: also more expensive
homes. KAY REALTY CO., RA. 1900,
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Macarthur Theater
Ownership Suit Filed

Fred S. Kogod and Max Burka, CO.
partners doing business as the K-B
Amusement Co., are seeking COM
plete ownership of the Macarthur
Theater, in the 1900 block of Mac
Arthur boulevard NV, through
court action.
A suit field yesterday in District
Court says the theater now is jointly
owned by the K-B Amusement Co.
and the Stanley Co. of America. The
latter company, according to the
complaint, is a wholly owned subsi-
diary of Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.
The petition asks the court to
force the Stanley Co. to sell its
interests in the theater to K-B.
In line with Supreme Court de-
cision of last May in the Paramount
Pictures, Inc, case dealing with
theater monopolies, the Stanley Co.
Is legally obligated to give up its
interests in the Macarthur Theater.
the complaint contends. 1t adds
that, under an earlier agreement be-
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tween K-B and the Stanley con-
cern, if either decides to sell its In
terest in the theater. it would give
the other party the first chance to
buy.
The suit contends, however, the
Stanley Co. has refused to sell its
interests to K-B, unless the latter
company abandons plans for thea
ter at Georgia avenue and Shep-
herd street NV
The petition contends this pro-
posal is part Of pan of Warner
Bros. to preserve a monopoly in a
wide area in Northwest Washing
ton and Silver Spring, Md
The plaintiffs are represented by
Attorneys Robert E. Sher, Monroe
Oppenheimer and Jesse l. Miller.
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1949 Ford on Display
In MoyfIower Hotel

The new 1949 Ford went on dis
play today in the East Room of the
Mayflower Hotel.
The display features several pas
senger models and mechanical-ex-
hibits. 1t will continue through
next Thursday, from 10 am. until
10 pm. each day.
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Dismissal Of Contest
For Granger Seat Urged
BY the A.seeiotsd Press

by the Assoeiotsd Press
A House committee yesterday rec
commended dismissal of the contest
of David j. Wilson, Republican, for
the House seat Of Representative
Granger, Democrat, of Utah. but
criticized the conduct of the Utah
Congressional election.
Chairman lie Compte of the Ad-
ministration Committee told a re-
porter a minority report will be
filed with the House by probably
three or four" members. The COM
mittee has a membership Of Is.
Mr.. Granger has been serving
pending outcome of the contest.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Helps Your Overcome
FALSE Teeth
Looseness and Worry

because of loose, wabbly false teeth
an improved alkaline mon
acid) powder, sprinkled on your plates
Portable. Soothing and cooling to gums
made sore by excessive acid mouth. Avoid
embarrassment caused by loose plates
Get FASTEETH today at any drug store
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Palestine Observers Nomed

Col. Joseph x. Hoffman Of 32s
East Mason avenue, Alexandra, was
among seven Air Force officers des-
ignated yesterday as members OF
the United Nations military observer
team in Palestine. The appoint
ments were made by 1t. Gen. Curtis
E. lie May, commanding general Of
the United States Air Force In
Europe.
Evening star., 1948-06-18

Northern Ireland has . program
to increase poultry and egg produc-
tion.
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The Gold Coast has started q
campaign to preserve its tropical
trees.
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sPR|NGWEAvE* :
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Sheds wrink lies the fabric sku blend Of four
Angoa moa for residence wool body two fine rayons
feel Beautifully tailored fnettng, cool as want
be- Wide choice Of light and dark coor in single and
double breasted styles
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sunfrosf
$36.75

with wonderfully cool softness that the result of blending
of four great yarns Angora moha virgin wool and two fine
The exclusive Gooda tailoring yours the smart light
and dark coo Your choice single and double breasted styles
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You'll feel much cooler wonderful Palm Beach
suit Scientifically made of fabric that extra cool
comfort pads heavy Innings Tailored
perfection their shape longer Smart light and dark coo
Single and double breasted styles.
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Here's the kind Of robe that can really
give Dad 4 lot OF use, whether it's for
home, beach or travel Tailored Of crisp
cotton. It viii launder time and time AGAIN.
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$3.05
Fine broadcloths, all sanforized II resid-
ual shrinkagel, and, made with Textron
know how. Coat and MILDLY styles, cun
trousers. Sizes A, B, G and D.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-20
RAYMOND NEWS

Gunner, and family.
Mr.. Harry Amerine, of York,
spent the weekend with his SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Carol Burroughs, and son. Miss
Jhyllis Jett was q dinner guest
in their home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Lowe, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Lowe, of Col
umbus called Sunday afternoon
on Mrs. Lizzie Bowersmith and
family.
On Mothers day Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Garn and sons, of Gibson
burg, and Mrs. Leila Hagender-
fer, of Marysville, We're entertain
ed in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Herd.
Donnie Busi1ong spent Tuesday
night with his grandparents.
Mrs. Nora Orahood called on
Mrs. Herd Sunday afternoon, Miss
Vadis Polling was an evening
caller.
Gerald Bowers, of the Navy is
home on a furlough, from the
navy department in Maryland.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-20
Sornersville
BY CLINTON DAVIS

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shirk Of
Bellefontaine; and Mr.. and Mrs,
James w. Davis and son, Clinton,
spent last Wednesday at the
Kelley and Corwin Home near
Cardington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dewitt
of near Redwood, spent last
Tuesday afternoon at their home
here. Their daughter, Mrs. M. c.
Kommick, of Bellefontaine, was
their afternoon guest.
MIR. and Mrs. j. H. Bryan, spent
last Wednesday afternoon with
Rev. and Mrs. Claude Forsythe,
south of Peoria.
Miss Betty Laughrey was alb
sent from school last week due to
the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shirk en-
tertained the following relatives
at Sunday dinner at their home
in Bellefontaine: Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Mitchell, of Bellefontaine;
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Davis and
son, Clinton, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G..
Perry and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-20
BY MRS. E. C. JACKSON

A birthday surprise was given
recently for Mr.. Sumner Bushong
to remind him that he had come
to another milestone in life. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. BURNS
Bushong, Sr., and son, Walter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnis Bushong, Jr.,
and daughter, Lois Jean, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale Bushong and son,
Pearl, and daughters, Irma and
Irene, Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Russell
and son, Bob and daughters,
Betty, and Mary Anne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Billie Crum and son, Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl Belleville and
daughter, Mary Lou, Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Jackson, and daugh-
ter, Charlene, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Crum, Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Pearson,
Mrs. Myrtle Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Bushong, Mrs. Lizzie Thomp-
son, and Mis- Alexander. Mr.
Bushong received many useful
gifts including a fine wrist watch.
Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served and the evening
was spent in a social way. All
returned to their homes wishing
Sumner many more happy birth
days.
Dinner guests in Mrs. Rinehart'S
home on Saturday, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy VanAtta
Mrs. Myrtle Jackson and grand
daugheer, Rosemary, spent Mon
day in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, of Colum-
bus, were callers Saturday in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hoagland
adm Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Hoag-
land, of Marion, were Tuesday
guests of Mrs. Hoagland.
Mrs. Mildred Bushong and
daughter, spent Friday, with Mrs.
Dale Bushong and family near
West Mansfield.
Mrs. J. w. Forsythe reports
that her son, Rev. Claude For
sythe, is slowly improving from
a serious stomach and heart all
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Smith and
family, of Kenton, were Sunday
dinner guests of his mother, Mrs.
Gertrude Smith.
Mr.. Victor Jackson, Mr.. Gar
field WORDS, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
RooSa spent one afternoon at the
reservoir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bibber, of
Columbus, spent Wednesday and
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Clutter.
Mrs. la Watson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Hamm, of Columbus,
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Blanche Phipps, Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans, and Mr.. and Mrs. Moore,
of East Liberty, were evening
callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Bowers
spent Sunday in MarysVille in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Keller.
Mr.. Walter Bushong was a Sun
day dinner guests of his brother,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-20

Our plans for next winter included accepting odd-
tono gas space heotng equo TO holt OF the new homes
TO be constructed this year and equal number OF
homes heating with other fuels TO be converted to gas
heating. This action provided by the permssve
order Of The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Our
ability to handle this additional heoing based upon
estimates thot gas supply by February l. l949 would
be such that could meet the demands OF day
with gross shoroee of 68 million cubic feet OF sos.
industrial enrichment would have offset much Of this
shortage.
From nformotion we have received most recently,
we face possible shortage Of gas on day next
winter of IS million cubic feet without occepting any
additional Jobs for gas spoce heoting. This figure is
considerably beyond the volume that industry be
cvroied
We have controct with the Ponhondle Eastern
Pipeline Company for so million cubic feet of gas per
doy. Of this eos, rs million doy was subject TO
celIoion upon approval Of fhe Federal Power Commis
sion After lengthy hearings, the Federoi Power Com
mission denied Ponhondle the right of conceloton but
we hove been receiving only Is million cubic feet
doy from this To furnish the additional rs million
cubic feet oworded by the Federal Power Commission.
Ponhonde claims that its customers in other must
be cutoiIed. This motter now is being heord by the
FPC ond until i is determined. this omount of gas
is uncertain
The United Fuel Cos Compony, an afflicted prop
erty Of Columbia Cos System, is of our chief OUT
ofstote OF eo United in turn, receives much of
its gas from Texos through the tennessee Gas Tronms
sion Corporation. Lost winter United Fuel Cos received
about l80 million cubic feet of eos q doy from the
tennessee lines Delivery schedules coed for this amount
increasing to $50 million by December l. l948. few
doys ago Columbia System wos notified that us million
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-20
York Charge Methodist

Chas. f. Cramer, pastor
Grace Chapel
9:45 p. m.-Preaching followed
by Sunday school,
8 D. m. Tues.-Prayer meeting,
McKeedree-
10 a. m.-Sunday school.
IL a. m.-Preaching.
7:30 o. m.-FelloWship.
3 p. m. Wednesday-Prayer
meeting.
Byhalia-
Sunday School and class meet
ing.
8 D. m.-Fellowship.
8 D. m.-Prayer meeting.
Bethel
Sunday School followed by
class meeting.
7:30 p. m.-Youth Fellowship.
8 .. m.-Prayer meeting.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-20
First PresbYterion Church
r. B. Sillars, pastor

Sunday Morning Mems Forum
and Church school at $50. Mr..
Robert MacIvor, superintendent.
Sunday Morning service of wor-
ship at 1890
The Junior high society of the
Westminster Fellowship will have
a brief meeting following the
morning service.
The Westminster class will meet
Tuesday evening at siX-thirty at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Balliett, 1873 Elwood ave.
The general meeting of the
Women's Association will be a
luncheon meeting at the church at
one on Wednesday and will honor
the Youth of Yesteryears. The
Reverend Leon D. Sanborne, dir
ector of the Westminster Founda-
ton at Ohio State University, will
be the guest speaker.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-20

fhe most thot could be delivered due TO delays in
receiving steel pipe needed to handle all the ecs prom
ised The United Fuel Cos Company has been forced to
moke proportionote cuts in delivery to US as result
of this.
The Ohio Fuel Cos Company hos contracted for
approximately half Of the gos that can be furnished by
the Inch" lines. Approximately onehoif of ony diver
son from This is taken from U.s. For obovt yeor
The Federal Power Commission has oiIocoted to other
oreos 20 million cubic feet of gos doy from these
lines. which reduces dolly deliveries to US by 10 million
cubic feet Restoration of this 10 million delivery to US
is uncerton.
Yes, lots more gas was contracted for next winter.
OF shortage Of IS million cubic feet of eos doy
OF zero temperature without accepting any additional
space heating.
Meanwhile, much Of the eos from these described
sources which counted upon for underground stor
oee this summer. TO be drown upon ned winter, will
not be available.
Our representatives hove worked cease
iessly i'm hearings before fhe Federal Power
Commission and will continue 70 fry 70 pro-
feet the gas we have confruefed for the use
Of our customers. Numerous otfempts have
been made even TO help our sUppIiers find
steel pipe.
We regret deeply the conditions which
neeessifofed withholding fhe uppIieofions for
space heoting filed with Us during April.
When future conditions permit ON eusing Of
restrictions, these oppcations will be given
first consideration. This offers IisfIe hope for
nexf heating season because if is unlikely
we eon eUt through fhe many. present vneer-
fuinfies before winter.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-20

II there were no atmosphere over
the earth's surface there would be
no twilight The absence OF atfnos-
phere would cause darkness to set
in sharply at sunset; but with it,
even when the sun Is some distance
below the horizon, the upper layers
Of air are illuminated and reflect
light.
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West Mansfield York

Francis J. McCracken, pastor
York
10 a. m.-Sunday School, James
Sherman, superintendent.
IL a. m.-WorShip service.
8 p. m.-Youth Fellowship.
8 o. m. Wed.-Prayer Meeting.
This is St. Marys Camp day,
May %.
West Mansfield
10 a. m.-Sunday School.
George Daque, superintendent.
No preaching.
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Perry and children, of Cable, were
also afternoon callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bryan were
last Friday callers at the home of
the latter's sister, Mrs. Levi VOL
ford, at North Lewisburg.
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possible aoeofions of gas other by the Fed
erol Power Commission threaten the oddonui gas which
have eonfroeted i'm the winter of 1o4s-4o.
TO protect present customers and 70 ovoid bad
sifvafion becoming worse, have decided not TO
release approvois for any additional gas horne heotins
beyond this dote.
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Rdiqeway Baptist

The Lima District Sunday
School and B. Y. P. U. Institute
to be held at First Baptist
Church, Ridgeway, Cd. May %
%.
Theme, Understanding.
Saturday sessions, 10 a. m., 2:30
p. m., 7:30 p. m.
Sunday-Sunday School 10 a.
a., 2:30 p. m. The public is well
come.
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New Dover Methodist Church
First English Lutheran

George w. Dittmar, Pastor
10 a. m.--Sunday School. Geo.
ii. Graf, Supt.
IL a. m.-Morning Worship.