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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcsa.. /,

BEDRO0M. dining room or contents Of
age. IA. sss7; after I pm. aE: 1915.
CAMERAS, all types. movie equipment all
Sppeste SHa PH6To 6sy e ao ustss ass Ri RE az 44
Ssea ass 'ila Z. tn es
M ssa p2sss aRsn tsss psd el % msh sa
ments: &c NORRIS pAWNsRoKERs
SALES. 100 Florida ave. NV. MI. 6914.
DICTIONARY STAND, must be in gooo
condition. State price. Box 200-R, Star.
1da pss. buy S s2sg. sSntenfs
so 6pyes sPd h ssns and 0E sts
FURNiTuRE wanted. maple or manog !;
sxfa 5xn rss asdfm IA d1n a1la rm' secretary enss
FUkNI1 UKEGyour entir. household con,
tents tent. or &c odd pieces; highest prices s =.
FkN Ha9 5a st .sf. AT # esss eSs
PAID cali eveninss. RE ss5s. W. 3:
eetb s,i3s yoq. oG gold silver plating
Slb bAFS tHs siffi MSslS saS ssss:a
PIANOS Pix sh01s wANTfDco1os1AL RIFE soss Piano
CO. pays highest cash prices. Phone Ma.
1870 after 10 an: for courteous appraisal
SEWING MACHINE, Singer, electric must
SEWING MACHlNES-We buy ali types
repair hemstitching. buttons covered,
pleating. ZIG 11th st. NV. RE. 1900,
WANTED-Better grade Of household fur.
niture. antiques and ONCE furniture. Ma
$500; evenings. GE 6447
AM INTERESTED IN ouying silverware,
any condition, China. bric-a-brac, old
ie~elry. DORA KRUPsAW MILESTONE.
1898 G st NV. Sterling 1895
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APARTMENTS UhrURhisHEp.

NEAR DUPONT. CIRCLE, Consisting OF
lge, liy; rm.. bedrm.: bath, comb. dinette
Converted con Bldg which has Been beautifuliy
done: 2rd q; $40. CAN Mr. pomer,
sATRSIM TRS1M 1HS ki1caES. RI i@S4 p1t. bath r.fsr.
call between 3 m: dep m, HU. 923s. IS
GEORGETOWN-Studi room. hre-
place, picture windows with spectacular
view Of river, balcony. roof deck; recently
featured in local paper: bedrooms, mod
sional or artistic commercial use permitted;
$3.50 CHI. 1886. %
: BEDRMs, liv. rm., din rm.. kit, pvt.
bath: suburbs; s90 utilities incl. ~.
a.BEDRM. APT, recently decorated; bath.
liv. rm. with fireplace: din. rr1, eompl.
block from bus; no pets; adults preferred.
Call bet. 10 am. and pm, sH. s5So.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

NEAR G. w. HOSPITAL-Lge., sgle. rm..
running water: also | lge. dble. 1242
BEST NV SECTION. $500 Van Ness St
Large corner room with shower and pri-
gentlemen; $50 mo: EN-. 1000. -12
1IO6 EUCLID ST.-Single room with
porch; young man; pvt home; cheerfully
furn.; unlim. phone: $50 mo. co. 5329.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. 1921 Jenifer St
nw-Attract. single room. pvt home;
home eonveniences; mr.. bus; gentleman
IaSs Gis aUiNcY H Sir. N.w.-Newly decorated
master bedrm.. empl. couple, twin beds.
unlim. phone; pvt. home: S15 wk. RA.
5sii 4th ST. NV rooms. bedroom and
sitting room express bus; gentleman or
empl. couple; gentle pvt. family. GE.
isfS; AND NV. u3Oo N-single rm.,
also double, both newly decorated, plenty
baths: most reasonable rent. =
go GALLATIN ST. N.W.-Large front
room, private bath. in semitic home; ex-
press bus: employed couple or refined young
ISoI .Ist sT. N.w.-sinsle room; con-
ysniensly, located to bus and car lines
iIs1 RiGGGs PL.-Larse. comfortable rm::
LARGE LAR Eff 'FRoST sEDKM; 1st door. eheery
and cool; gentleman only; reasons PIE
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT,

BULLDOZER, with loader and backhoe
combination, for hire by the hour with
ing. loading dirt, digging for septic tanks
Phone SH. 1024 or write, RENSING TON
HGTs: CORP. Capitol View ave, Kensins-
BULLDOZFR for hire by the hour or by
contract Call AK. 6426 or AK 773I.
To-
orators: for hire or contract: excavating,
aradiEg. land clearing. FA 023S l0'
DUMP TRUCKS, avail. now lge or small.
& and 10 wheel dumps. PL. 1877. -S
REFRIGERATOR, cleo. for rent. RE
I514T los
MODERN HOSPITAL BED. GE 1923
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

kitten, mos. old, s45. Phone OIL. 9s4s
nasnr ss. n1aess sss 'ssn: p.ds:. sass
dogs: 7l broker a. for hunting this fan.
trained; sioo. sH. 1915. -s G"
SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPPIES. reg. Axe
KENNEgLs; NE Y a,tI 40 Circle ave. Tskoma Park,
Gls pScE pes1grss eaH s,,, Phone nm IA I962-M, IS
GREAT DANE, black. proven sire, Axe
vakeck bscksround, at stud, Fee or pup.
DoGHoTsE. large, almost new, with or
without fence and 7-ft. posts. GIL. 3346.
6sef Tsi ad pafs wo f:Rafs s4a4 brown snd
MALE DoBERMAN pINsCHER, Axe pa
pers; EeTsu pTiee TE i. 81 $50 TW s53s -s
me pes PES for children: Axe. registered,
CANARiEs, yellow and black. beautiful
GERMAN PoIfcE PUPPIES for sale; ex-
Gel. companions and guards Phone
sCoTTIG, male. black, Axe reg. mo.
old, home raised, rabies inoculated; loves
to ride in car; $40. Ask operator for
French POODLE PUPPY. Axe, Rumple-
stilskin line. Wo. 94s1 or Ho. 3644. IS
GERMAN POLICE PUPPIES. very smart,
od oeIes HkG marknf aes bRoek Ssk sns tan
RED RED COOKER sPAN1EL with iaf0p papers, price,
eoekER etS RE sfASsaI ssas as sYs EKc r.xssea St .a
male. 8 mos: old, distemper and rabies in
Axe t57
tered sa and pano pedigrsed; males $780, females
Cocker @ ns0ss sfAAIEI, MEL fSa bfsck, male Akc res
h91Ss5THken does tricks; very reas Gall
CoCKERs; hne puppies, req. wormed and
stock and older proven matrons with pedi..
viii deliver. MRS. FIELD, 54eo Aush rd.
FsESaH FIJI sR Gs5d Foop1Es, 10 weeks old. enaso- s
late, colored, RumplestiltsEin and curase
eocRER ss5s'Rii DE srSsifLs, ssfR black, Dus Skc
Darlingdaie. .Brucie, strain. EDWINA CAR
LEY; LEY; 2le leoI East st. South culpeper, Va.
buTLpoG English, puppies sale, male
s weeks old, VI. 1893. 81"
Inc z5i5 s4th A st.. t Hrlinston eV Va. 0ioff TE
BRUSSELS GRIFFoN, female, s months
%as Hd essfa sscaee ne + e. ehs@g0ns as in
ST. BERNARD DOG, female. 8 months
old, Axe registered; reasonable. HI. 51es.
BOXER PUPPIES, both sexes. AKc reg,
CROPPED and inoculated. WI: eel6, IS
apDss pup Ahe reno mos 'oH od sms Ra H ss7 1Itsr
ENGhisH BULLDOG PUPPIES, good Sc
LECTION; excel. pedigree. Call EN-. 1886
scoTTiE DOC: DeaisTeed: 5-mo old fs- E
GERMAN SHEPHERD DoGs-Puppies
sired by, Grand Victor, Champion Nox Of
Bss. BoARD1AsS Tse 7sestioR 9Aiee" s aes
csi!s suss Ma .rsE spr6s d5ss EspsEs
SEQ sGoTTiEs, IFS .!dz Axe resisteTeT' reasonable
PSiSs posERGSAs SA 'iasN r1NscHEK puppies; s vss.;
COCKER eSc fsR sS sPANrsL E 10 PUPPIES, champion
sired; several litterS: black buff and black g
Cropped. beautiful mask. by champions
sns tms sfPAw AKG HsEsta
Va. Duke st. extended. miles out. TE'
GREAT DANE PUPPIES. champion blood
COCKER PUPPIES, thoroughbred; .
males red, I weeks old; bred from line
81 FufPEs sfih Can weeks SEX sSs Sd
sonable. Phone Ii. 2447: Sundays and
sysnninrgs; AT, se53; . IS
| mos old; distemper shots; $50; owner
leaving town. FA 1864 IS
PART-SHEEP DOGS (2l, mos. old: love
dogs for placement in q good suburban
or country home. Ii. 47S1. s.
DOGS of mixed breeds for placement with
kind people; also cats and kittens. Ii.
Evening star., 1948-08-07

MOTHER with s-mo -old baby desires
furn room with board. Quiet. no drink
ing; suburbs preferred Box 455-M. Star.
YOUNG MAN, 30, single employed. would
like Accommodations with small private
family; prefer Woodridse section. Box
243-R Star. s.
YOUNG GIRL desires room and board in
pvt. nome in Bethesda or Chevy Chase
area. WI. 9427, Sat. and Sunday: week
ROOM AND BOARD or unfurnished room
with kit. and laundry privils.. for working
mother and Ayr; son; virginia only, Son
day, SATURDAY. and Sunday; RE. 4142.
Ext 4662, Monday. Ss
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ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED, middle-aged Govt. lady would
like room in exchange for staying nights
ROOM IN APARTMENT, kitchen privileges,
moderate cost. Box 276-R. Star. 81
SEMIFURN. OR UNF. Ink. ROOM or
apt by quiet lady. Box 517, Benz Frank
lin Sta, D. c. g.
EMPLOYED LADY desires single room with
quiet family; in NV Box 342-R, Star.
Evening star., 1948-08-07

YOUNG LADY, share 1-bedroom apt. with
/ or :. young ladies, in Glover Park; S35
mo. See between / and ), 1881 40th st.
NV. Apt, 3, OR; 37lg; 3
1850 ?Ist PL. S.E.-For employed couple
OF gentlemen; cool. quiet rm. in private
home: breakfast and laundry privils. IS
NEAP THOMAS CIRCLE-Two refined
girlt. % to 35. beautiful private bedroom
and share three-room apt. Ex. 1881. g.
MASTER BEDRM.. also private living and
bath. For information, call GE. 699s. So
g GIRLS WILL SHARE furnished apt: in
northwest with l other girl Call NO
1865. B
GENTLEMAN to share beautifully fur
nished house with 3 other bachelors;
private bedroom. available Aug. 15. WI.
Go ALLISON ST. NE-Employed. settled
lady to share new home with widow: no
children. no pets; bus at corner. IA.
4 YOUNG LADY to share furn. 2-bedrm.
apt with girls, in nice Sc. section
Call LU. 53ls bet. $50 pm. and Pm.
YOUNG JEWISH MAN will share mod.
apt with young man. in apt. BLDG; unltm.
phone: ideal setup. FR. 1888 after 3.
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FOR sALE-Pipcr Cub J-3; $50 tota
hours; $500 or best offer under. Call
CRUISERS s5, range over 500 mis-; radio
less than 900 hrs; major in last 1O0
hrs. All for S1,l00. FA. 1889, FALLS
CHURCH AIRPORT. IS
194s STNSON station wagon 1855; pri-
mary panel, Aeromatic prop; 100 hrs.
1850. Call AD. 1887 or OIL. 7025
WENDELL MOORE -S
FLY A NEW CESSNA I20, for S2.75 pei
mr. CESSNA FLYING CLUB, Hyde Field
Clinton. Nd. Call c. H. Martin. SP. OsS9
FAIRCHMD PT-1s: top condition: no rea-
son; sonab1e s, Offer refused; will demonstrate
ERCOUPE 1916: perfect condition: for
quick sale. 81 $50. WA. 1897. s
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typevriters. calcu.
lators. bought and sold and rented RE.
II57 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO. sI3
14th st. NV
MISUNDERSTANDING bric-a-brac. china
glassware. rugs, silverware. paintings:
highest cash prices paid. Cali MURRAY.
Tsylor 1898
old jewelry. cups, saucers. Any snount'
DORA KRUPsAW MiLEsToNE. 1888 d
nv Sterling 1895.
Elk. 1856. 10
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

TRADE-Large stylish black gelding for
yearling steer or heifer. Box Al. Rt.- 2,
Alex:. or 'nhone TIE. 4l70. S,
SADDLE HORSE, palomno, 3 yrs. old,
gentle; priced for quick sale. Sligo 3951,
call to- q pm. s.
STOCKER and feeder, cattle. steers and
heifers. 400 to $50 lbs Any amount; rea-
sonably priced. SH. 2I14, ME. 1894. -13
WANTED, black and white Pinto saddle
mare, not over 8 yrs. old; quiet for lady:
PIGS, fe), 8 weeks old; so lbs; SIS each.
Phone CHI. 1856. -
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ROOMS UkEURNISHED.

47O2 18th ST. N.W.-Large room. in
closed porch, semipriyate bath. in private
home; for l employed lady only.
COLORED-S41 NEWTON PLACE NV
Large room close to transportation, un-
limited phone ia. 0S44. IS
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ROOMS FURk.-Nesthsess tcent., /.
COLORED-FURN. ROOM for couple
Cooking privileges; good transp. IR.
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.E. snd s.w.
~, la,t 1,.I 7 81; ;, s.E.gTvo ssle. rms: for
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT-Gentle-
man prelerred. AT. $500. s.
MAR NAVY YARD-Bedroom, connecting
private bath; for /; yard; $40 week. FIR.
CAPIToL HILL LoCATIoN-Master bed
rm.. nicely furn.; good quiet neighborhood.
conven. located: desire reputable person
or persons & Sall Il o 1929 ,ns .S es.,.
nicely furnished; reasonable rent; msio
service; also single, next to bath. TR
3aO ST. S.E.-Master bedroom. front.
3 windows; redecorated; c.h.w,. unlimited
phone; . or ) gentlemen preferred: conv.
? car ines; near new Congressional Library.
aie srd ST. s.E.-Larse front room with
twin beds; convenient to Penna. ave.
transportation must be seen to be ap-
preeiated: Sc each. TR- s677. 5
1888 BAY ST. S.E.-Large front room.
bath, adjoining, telephone in room; pref
$40 81; s.EIsinsle room. next to
bath and shower; clean and cool; man
:.3 :th Sir. s.E.-Lge. dbl. rm.. good inner
spring mattress; $40 mo-: light house
Keeping optional Phone TR. 6026. IS
COLORED-SINGLE ROOM. for refined
gentleman. home privils. Call Ii. 1881
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TABLE BOARD.
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

2 GENTLEMEN for . meals daily: reas
refined home. 116 4th st. ne. Call AT
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARL. VICINITYv3-rm. apt. completel1
furn., In clean home Of lady; Se5. "a
0321, -8
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STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON SPECIALS
I946 Steelcraft sedan. $4,000.
Cruisealong. with awning. windshield,
spotlight. stern seat: $500 or best offer.
41-ft cruiser. priced to sell; $4,000.
loft. Century, mahogany and board;
$500.
See Mr.. HUGHES at steelcraft Dock,
Maine ave. at M st. s.e.. or call ST. 4145
See us about buying, selling or renting
hosts -t2
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTEp.
ROOMS, APARTMENTS TO SHARE

BY YOUNG CATHOLIC LADY. near Wash
ington for 10 or 12 weeks; reasonable.
RnY IgO-R star 7s
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ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE tcsns.) .
GIRL WANTED to snare room with an.
other girl; SIS wk. 1865 A st. ne,
TR. 5l72. -
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, 1888 18th st. NV,
:; dble.; pvt. mod. bath,
Refined businesSWcmen
Evening star., 1948-12-01
TX. A. Tupper Appointed
Ito Resources Board Post

Appointment of Ernest A. Tup-
per, Washington management con-
sultant, rs director of the National
Security Resources Board programs
division was announced today.
The division Is concerned with
establishing and maintaining q
balance in military and civilian re-
quirements and resources in emer-
gency mobilization planning.
A native of Lowell, Mass, and
graduate of the University OF
Pennsylvania, Mr.. Tupper served
10 years with the Commerce De-
partment and later with the Office
of Production Management and the
War Production Board.
His experience in private bust
ness includes three years as vice
president of the Gruen Watch Co
Evening star., 1948-12-01
Seret. Smith, 1e, Named
For West Point Test

Sergt. Robert L. F. Smith, 10,
Of the District National Guard, has
been nominated by Brig. Gen. AL
bert L. Cox, commanding general,
to compete in the regular entrance
examination for West Point on
March !.
Sergt. Smith had the highest
mark in a preliminary examination
held November 5 for Guard men,
bers. He is a member of headquars
ters battery of the 26th anti-aircraft
gun battalion of the Guard. He
is the son of Col. and Mrs. Edwin
A. Smith, 3419 o street NV, and
attends Sullivan Preparatory School
here. He enlisted in the Guard
last June.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
Dr.. Murphy Honored
On Leaving Health Post

DR.. Joseph A. Murphy, who re-
tired yesterday as head Of the Bu'
reau of School Medical Inspection
Of the District Health Department
was honored at a luncheon by CO.
workers of the department.
Or. Murphy, who worked 80 year!
in the department.. was presented
with luggage by Health Ofhcel
George c. Ruhland.
Evening star., 1948-12-01

Attorney George Morris Fay since
early this year.
Born in the District. Mr.. Oehman,
who is 80. lives at 2406 Churchill
Road, Silver Spring. He graduated
from Georgetown University Law
School In 1898. From 1941 to 1913,
he seryed in the Criminal Division
Of the Justice Department, entered
the Navy in 1943 and served as a
lieutenant until 1916. He is mar
ried and has two children.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
.Oehmunn Leaves Fuy
For Justice Post

Andrew F. Oehman, who has re.
Gently been handling cases before
the District grand jury, today began
his new duties in the Tax Division
of the Justice Department.. He re.
signed yesterday as an assistant
United States Attorney. He has
been on the staff Of United States
Evening star., 1948-12-01

Recently he has been q partner
in the firm Of Coonley and Tup-
per-. management consultants. He
makes his home at 531 West Mont
gomery avenue. Rockville,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-13

A large tree, blown over dur
ing heavy windstorm near
Woodstock, caused 45-minute
interruption in electrical service
here Tuesday evening, r. w. Big
Ter, local manager of the Dayton
Power g. Light Co. explained to-
day.
It was the second severe wind
storm to hit eastern Champaign
County within 10 days, although
not nearly as disastrous as that
of May 2. Several large trees
were up-rooted in the vicinity
of Woodstock, and damage was
caused to some of the barns and
other farm buildings in the area.
One of the trees felled by the
wind dropped across the main
transmission line of the Power
Co. 1t disrupted all electrical SER
vice IN Marysville, Milford Cen
ter and Woodstock, land rural
areas served out of those COM
munities, Mr.. Bigler said.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-13
Mis- Career Day
Proves Successful

Career Day for the seniors of
Marysville high school, Monday,
proved to be a successful event,
Supt. H. w. Carr stated after
reading reports by the students
on their activities.
"The day seems to have proven
its WORTH" Mr.. Carr said, "and
will probable be continued under
the sponsorship of the Kiwanis
Club every year."
"One possible change that will
be made will be to have it at the
beginning of the school year in
stead of in the spring" Mr.. Carr
added. He explained that doing
this will not only spread out the
school activities, since spring and
graduation time is always busy
one, but will also give the stu
dents time to think over their
ION the job" experiences during
the rest of the school year.
Several students m en- tione d
these facts in their reports.
All seniors seemed to be
agreed, however, that the day
gave them some valuable expert
enceS,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-13
Soldier S Body
Arrives in u. S.

Body of Cpl. Donald w. Dis
bennett, "a, of near Marysville,
was among more than 5000 World
War II dead who arrived in the
United States during the past
few days.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Disbennett, of near Pharisburg,
Cpl. Disbennett's body arrived in
New York City on the S. S.
Lawrence Victory, last week. He
was killed in action in France,
June II, 1914, just few days
after the invasion of Europe.
Surviving besides his parents
are brother, Ted, and his widow,
the former Ferne Van Alta. He
was graduated from Leesburg-
Magnetic High School and was
employed at the Marion Power
Shovel Co. before induction.
Cpl. Disbennett entered the
Army in March, l94l and receiv-
ed training at Camp Claibourne,
La. and Fort Bragg, N. c. He was
member of the 101st Airborne
Division, and went overseas in
August, 1943.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-13
ave lid no bases on balls.

gave UP no bases on balls.
Marysville's Jack MCGUIRE
struck out seven, allowed two
bases on balls, and was touched
for six hits by the Union batters.
This included a home run by
Hayes in the fifth inning.
Art Streng started Marysville
off with a bang in the first in
ming when he drove a double to
left. He stole third but the rest
of the Marysville batting order
was unable to bring him home.
Union came to life in the bot
tom half of the second when
three hits, a single by Ryan and
doubles by the brother combina-
ton, Dave and Russell Carey,
gave them a 20 lead. The per-
formance was repeated in the
third when an error, a walk and
a double by Knedler scored
Bright and Hayes, making it 40.
Harry Evans started the third for
Mary&ville with a single but the
next three men struck out.
Malysville scored its lone run
in the fourth as Mcclure came
home when Ryan, Union catcher,
missed a third strike and threw
to first.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-13
Over Half Of MHS Seniors
PZu11 to Continue Studies

didate each, while one boy would
like to be in the college glee club
or chorus.
Two girls plan to try out for
the glee club or chorus, one would
like to participate in swimming,
another in baseball, and the last,
in all competitive sports" for
girls.
Teaching Most Popular
Teaching seems to be the most
popular course of study planned
by the ones going to college, two
boys and three girls planning to
take education. One of the three
girls, however, thought she might
like nursing, too.
Two boys plan to study veter-
mary medicine; one, pharmacy;
one, dentistry; two business ad-
ministration; one, the ministry;
and one, animal husbandry. One
girl will take home economics
work and two, merchandising.
Eight boys and 10 girls have
no jobs lined up as soon as they
get out of high school. Ten boys
and eight girls have summer jobs
while the other five did not indi-
Continued on Page 2, Col. u
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-13
Marysville Wins
z Firsts in Tests

Marysville's scholarship team
received two firsts in Division II
Exempted village schoojs) in the
Ohio State University District
scholarship exams, held at Otter
bein college on May l according
to information by Principal Ferne
Mills this week.
Eugene Cook took first in ge-
ometry and Edward Low was
first N algebra.
Other placing in division II
were Dorothy Coleman, End in
Spanish /; Jane Beasecker, 3rd
in English IL; Gayle Williams,
4th in American History; Bob
Davis second and Clifford Huff
man 4th in bookkeeping.
In the district, regardless of
classification, Edward Low was
fourth in algebra; Dorothy Cole
man, fifth in Spanish 1; Eugene
Cook, sixth in geometry; Gayle
Williams, ninth in American his
tory; Jane Beasecker, tenth in
English IL and Bob Davis, tenth
in bookkeeping.
State results have not yet been
received.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-13

More than half of this years
Marysville High School gradual
ing class plan to continue their
studies, according to a survey
made by The Journal this week.
Forty-one of the 81 graduates
to-be answered a questionnaire
submitted them by The Journal
in an effort to learn what plans
for the future they had made.
OF those completing the ques-
tionnaire, IL boys and six girls
said they plan to go on to col
lege. Three boys and eight girls
will enter some other type of
training institution to better pre-
pare themselves for their life's
work.
Colleges Chosen
Among the boys going to col
lege, four plan to enter Ohio
State University and one each
will go to Miami University, Cap
itol, Ohio Wesleyan, Colorado
College, and Heidelberg One boy
said he planned to study dentis-
try but failed to say at what col
lege.
Two girls will matriculate at
Ohio State, two at Miami Univer-
sity, and one each at Ohio Wes-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-13

leyan and Bowling Green.
Among other types of training
indicated by the seniors, five
girls plan to enter nurses train
ing, one boy will go to watch
making school, one boy and one
girl will go to an office training
school, two girls will go to beauty
school, and one boy plans to en-
ter trade school.
Five of the boys and four of
the girls plan to work for a
while before going on to college
or training school, they said.
Six Boys to Services
The armed forces (unless some
draft or UNIVERSAL Military
Training program DEGREES other
wise) do not interest many of
the boys. Four will enter the
Navy and only two, the Army.
Twelve of the boys going to
college and five of the girls would
like to try out for athletics or
some other extra-curricular activ-
ity.
Among the boys, basketball,
baseball and. football hold most
interest, with three planning to
participate in each of these sports.
Softball and golf have one can
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-13
Tom Dutro Among
Those Given Honors
In Oberlir1 Service

y At noon Tuesday in Finney
Memorial Chapel, Oberlin Col
lege held its annual Honors Day
Assembly, announcing the names
of students on the class honor
rolls and students elected to
membership in Phi Beta Kappa,
Pi Kappa Lambda, and Sigma XII,
national honor societies in schol-
arship, music and science. Also
announced were students who
have received prizes and gradu-
ate fellowships and assistantships.
Among those honored was
John Thomas Dutro jr., son of
DIR. and Mrs. ]. T. Dutro, 276 W..
Firth st. He was elected to Sigma
XII, national honoring scientific
fraternity.