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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03
LOCAL FLA. UNITS
TO OENTER CONTEST
State Convention Set
At O. S. u. June As

Marysville High School Future
Farmers of America, and chap
ters from most of the county vo-
cational agriculture departments
will participate in the annual
convention and judging contests
of the state F. F. A. organization
to be held at Ohio State Univer-
sity June As.
S. J. MCGUIRE, vocational agri-
culture instructor of the Marys-
vile schools, said his chapter
would enter at least one team
and several individuals in the
judging contests. County Supt.
Gale w. Baldwin said he had no
definite word yet from any
school but is certain there will
be several representatives from
the county system in the contest.
Entries for the judging con-
tests, to be held during the morn
ings of each day of the conven-
ton, are now being received.
Contestants will compete in nine
events as follows: general live
stock, meat, agricultural engi-
neering, poultry, dairy cattle,
agronomy, milk, sheep and wool
and shop.
This year marks the goth an
nual meeting of the Ohio Asso-
citation of Future Farmers of
America, and the 25th vocational
agriculture judging contes s..
Each FLA chapter in Ohio will
be entitled to two voting dele
gates to business sessions of the
association, with other members
and prospective members eligib-
lie to attend.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03

they took a real interest in it"
The history room soon became
plastered with pictures and post
ers of different candidates, and
students began studying and pre-
pairing speeches on the different
presidential contestants. r d,
white and blue banners ETC., were
placed around the room and the
speakers platform was even COM
plete with a pitcher of ice water
and glass.
On Tuesday, Luther L. Liggett,
local attorney, spoke to the two
classes, explaining the ballot and
the work of certain offices.
Candidates who had junior
delegates" to speak for them
were Truman, Wallace, Martin,
Dewey, Stassen, Taft, Macarthur
and Vandenburg.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03
RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers

Jacob B. and Rosa Burkipile to
Frank |. Mcdonald, lot in Rich
wood, 81.
William E. and Luella A Ba-
con to James S. and Della F.
Harrison, lots in Claibourne, ST..
Martin and Lorna Eickenmeyer,
to Harry j. G.. and Helen Rausch,
87.41 acres in Darby township, 81.
Harry j. c.. and Helen Rausch,
to Theodore and Clara M. B.
Blumenschein, 42.73 acres in
Darby township, 81.
Grettie Lester to John Lester,
lots in Plain City, ST.
David Cushman, by certificate
of transfer, to d. c. Cushman and
others, 67.75 acres in Leesburg
township.
Laura Cushman, by administra-
tor, to Freeman and Edna Clara
Cushman, undivided " interest
in 42.75 acres in Leesburg town
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03
TWO All CLUB BOYS
ON COUNTY AGENT PROGRAM

County Agent Frank R. Green
eisen, Donald Fry and Malcolm
McKitrick, two members of the
Cally Livestock Drovers All club,
were heard over the County
Agents Program on WHKC, at
1l:30 a. m. Saturday.
Fry, who took first place at the
Marysville and Plain City fairs
last year with a Hampshire gilt,
talked on how to get a pig ready
for fair. McKitrick, first place
winner in the county last year
for showmanship, spoke on rails
ing a dairy heifer.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03
JUNIOR HIGH BUILDING
ENTERED; RADIO STOLEN

Authorities were today seek
ing identity of the persons who
broke into the Junior High School
building over the weekend and
stole a new $50 radio set from
the office of Principal G. L. Kings
more.
Several fingerprints were OBJ
tanned, and it is hoped these will
lead to identity of the burglars.
No damage was done to the
building in getting in, and moth
ing else was disturbed.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03

Out Cannot DC eSLlLIldLeQ LIllS SOON
after the storm.
Personal injuries were few
The only serious injury known
The only serious injudy known
of occurred to Ernest Wilkins,
son of Walter wilkins, of near
North Lewisburg, whose leg was
broken in two places when the
wilkins barn collapsed on him.
Young wilkins and his father
were milking when the accident
occurred, at 6 p. m.
Three cows in the wilkins
barn were killed at the same
time.
Allen Center's high school was
closed today because of damages
to the school building, water
lines and electric lines. The AL
len Center church and many
homes and buildings also re-
ceived damages from the strong
winds that struck them.
County road maintenance
crews were out, last night and
this morning clearing away de-
bris caused by the storm, County
Engineer Llewellyn said. Several
roads were temporarily closed.
In Marysville, the Methodist
church was struck by lightning
a little after s p. m. causing a
small fire at the back of the al
tar, where the insulation burned
off of some small wire connect
ing the Sunday school class bell.
The blaze was discovered by the
Youth Fellowship members and
put out before it had gained any
headWay at all.
Starting about two miles north
of North LeWisburg, in a mile
wide strip, and swinging down
through Mlngo, Kennard ano
Kings Creek, the storm took
trees from the ground, flattened
or badly damaged barns, houses
and other buildings in its path
in a wild half hour during
which the sky turned to practic-
ally complete darkness.
Among some of the most noted
destruction is the near total los
ses suffered at the Clifford Beltz
and the Wilbur Reams maple
sugar camps, near North Lewis
burg. Trees and camp buildings
were almost total loss, it is re-
ported.
Barns were completely de-
stroyed on the Stanley Smith
farm, the Wes Russell farm, the
Doc Porter farm, formerly the
Bump farm, Herbert Jones farm
and the Tnagay farm, which are
all along in line from Mingo to
Kennard.
Trees all along this area, both
shada and orchard, were badly
hit. Mingo lost l/3 of its trees
blown down and over half badly
damaged.
Houses were damaged exten-
sively in the area but none were
destroyed. On the Tnagay farm,
about 2-3 of the house was
blown down and in practically
all homes windows were broken
and some part of the roof torn
off.
West Liberty was said to have
been hit even worse than this
area, but no facts are known
about it.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03
Allen Township
On Edge of PATH;
Church IS Struck

Union County escaped most of the fury of the wind
storm which struck west central Ohio Sunday with the
most damage of the County found thus far in Allen
township Mingo, Kennard and other small commun-
to have gotten the brunt of the storm, in a twister
which struck about 535 p and lasted for about half
an hour
Property damage is expected TO run extremely high
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03

band having received an excellent
plus rating in the district COM
petion at Columbus on April Is.
Two instrumental Soloists will
be Erwin Durham, sousaphone,
and Mary Lou Mattack, trumphet.
The grade school chorus is
made up of so to 60 vocies, the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03
PAPER DELAYED

Due to a break on one of the
Linotype machines, today's issue
of The Journal is being printed
with considerable news matter
omitted and press time was de-
layed several hours. Articles omit
ted from today's Journal will be
included in Thursdays issue.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03

chorus, the high school mixed
chorus and the junior band will
also appear in the program.
This years band will also appear
in the program.
This years program promises
to be even better than ever, dir
ector Marvin Fogt stated, the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03
News Il. :. Courts

ship, S299.O7.
D. c. Cushman and others, to
Freeman Cushman, GIFTS acres in
Leesburg township, 81.
John, Jr. and Virginia ]. Har-
rington, to Rowland M. and Car
man Seymore, undivided u in
terest in lots in Marysville, 81.
Alma Kreakbaum to Carl F.
Trosch, 1925 acres in Darby
township, 81.
Charles J. and Lelah B. Nichols
to Benjamin B. and Dovie M.
Wolford, lots in Somersville, 81.
Service Discharges
From the Navy-William Har-
told McAllister.
PROBATE COURT
Will of Lottie Coe Myers
The will of Lottie Coe Myers,
late of Marysville, has been
entered into probate and Herbert
C. Wright has been appointed ex-
ecutor, under bond of S2100. The
estate is valued at $4,000.
The will provides that money
bequests from her estate go to
the following; Mrs. Earch w. Nc
Dowell, $3.50. Mrs. Hlene Coe
Sherman, S375; Philip Coe, S375;
Mrs. Ruth c. Moysey, Sl85; Mrs
Mary Coe Wright, Sl85; Mrs
Elizabeth Desch, S185; Mrs. Mar
jorie Coe Ohnsman, S185; James
Phillip Coe, $3.50; Mrs. Martha
Sidenstricker, $3.50; Walter Coe,
$3.50; Big Darby Baptist church,
S1O0 and First Presbyterian
church of Marysville, 500. Per-
sonal and hosehold articles are
left to Mrs. Mary Coe Wright and
the remaining estate after the
above bequests are taken is left
to a brother Walter Coe.
Lee Wilkins, William H. Snod-
grass and o. A. Wilgus are ap-
praisers. Todd Hoopers Is attor-
ney.
Named Administrator
Edwin M. Jolliff has been ap-
pointed administrator of the
estate of Helen L. Jolliff, late of
Liberty township, under bond of
$1,000. The estate is valued at
$1,000. Earl Fout, Russell Wilson
and O'Key Dillian are appraisers.
William L. Coleman is attorney.
Licensed to Wed
David Simmons, laborer, Of
Hadley, Mich, son of Joseph
Simmons and Christine l.. Bun
sold, of Marysville Rt. 5, daugh-
ter of Otta Bunsold. The Rev
Henry A. Allwardt was expected
Continued on Page 2, Col. -
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03

high school chorus, As voices. The
junior band has 35 members.
A well-planned program in
Guiding a variety of musical
numbers will make up the eve
nings entertainment.
Admission price is so cents for
adults and 25 cents for children.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
HElP poMEsrlc iea.a.l,

COOK AND CIV. colorsd, to 90 o
shenandoah Valley, for or 5 montht
s2S 81, per e r. vk,, room and board, pleasant
COUPLE. coiorsd, top salary. nice nice quar-.
ters, man be butler and ehsuffuer, vtfs
ssssllent ssaa cook and housekesper. EN-.
GENERAL HousEwoRK, eolar.d, .xp.,
not not N necessary, for couple with 1 child.
sheerful SURROUNDINGS; live in; $50 Nj.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK. IL to SIN.
no Thursday or Sunday work; adults,
SesrsseSWa sis No ao49 ap'' health card and rsfs'
G.H.W.i reliable, honest person; car. for
little sirls: IA day THURSDAYS and every
home and children for / week mother is
in hospital; Bendix washer. sa5 wk, to
GIRL. white or eoiored, to take care Of
apt and 4-mo. baby. while couple works.
MD ssSafs So siu. sss''
Call ia. 0927 after pm. -2s
MAID. live in: g.hw.. cooking. 2 schooi-ass
children: $40 per mo-; local refs. REQUIRED.
MAID MAID; sn.ssy week: excel salary and
good reference: Call In person. not bS
phone. 1919 Juniper st. NV. Il
MaID-Take care 2h-year-old girl child,
small apartment: references: steady posi-
tion. Republic POSI-. Ext, 2O6. 60
MAN-COok, houseman, valet driver; mnSk
have recommendations; live in. Call WI.
1891 between q and T. 40
MAN AND WIFE NEEDED to act as butler
s nd
for living quarters, steady year-round em-
plovment and excellent salary to the rtghk
couple. 3l3i Ellicott st. NV, wo, 3355.
WOMAN, Eh.w, 5-day wk plus sun. din
ner; S25: pleasant SURROUNDINGS. Silver
Spring; stay nights occasionally or live in.
SH Se3S -
WOMAN. live in, new rm., pvt. bath; sen-
eral houSework: other help employed; must
be experienced and city references re-
auired, S25 wk,. rm. and board. WI. 11S5.
so
DOMESTIC to live in Bethesda. Nd home;
good salary and home environment; an
nual vacation; 5 in family; references
preferred. Call OIL. 22l1 go
new home: must live in; private upstairs
room and bath: good job for right person;
other help employed; S2b per week,
EN- 1875. 40
Evening star., 1948-08-27
PERSONAL.

ANY ONE KNOWING the whereabouts %
the heirs Of the late Sarah h Myen'' sea ,y,1 gho
BBRREEsssMakEas' BRE s kas 'isI1e And TALoRs. supplies
notions. dry goods. fur cloths, yard goods:
are opening our new and larger store to-
day, RIDDLES 2oos Fla. ave. NV. pu.
IExoUIsfTE ISuo M DYEING is like from heaven.
Cali Georgfa nine seven seven. seven.
prys-fn Location corner & sins snd N
ST. 7Ssss MRS scHfcKLEk. -ss
fERMANENT. 81; snampoo and nng.s
Hoso5R Hess See scMoo " stS m.sEa ~.
hs hnssr.aye. SOC A's No .ppoinsmenss HGo al al
Yss seiT s'ns sErY ~ sf'ees.e co.as esasP isio T.
.H2 :.. q n ,..,.: S .s:n
Sissr SEsrat In lEGasicssJosrpn Il 60 go RICE
fsssoss sss ts cousrRfsIDs apd scHcoL0 0hs d.s
and boarding: sth season opens Sept j;
pm ana ssrsash sh 10 srsds
lunches. Appro,sd b. Msryisnd stat:
apea sosao rsSn.'s ssoi deorsa a sss sH ese isss
shining Sept 2; bot dinners. large play
RERNDoN CONvaIEscENT HOME, Hern-
Son Don Hnd Va hss 1os 1yosssaneies; reasonable rates.
MOTHER VIII give loving scars, room sna
board to child, school age; new suburban
home, refined neistborhood. near school.
Box 1s1-T. Star. 27'
GRAD. NURSE, colored, care invalid part
time or night, no SUNDAYS. North 1880.
WILL SHARE HOUSE with small family i9
exchange for care OF two children, ard
afefl fS aSos Asn p1Rsssask,s5 1s Don,
sxpertfy, quickly and reasonably MRS,
EIDDLE 2004 florida ave. nv. Telepnens
Evening star., 1948-08-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored. wants part-tims Job.
morning or evening; refer. NO. b3nS.
MRS. MINERVA GIVENS s014 18th
NV. ~
GIRL, colored. desires ,os as hotel maid
81, days work Ex. 1923. VIRGIE EPPS.
GIRLS, eoiorsd, want days work FIR.
atoitisEkEEpER ftii twbite. desire, position post
small adult family, live In; no children.
References GE. 3SSB
MAID, colored. desires work, full or part
time: no Sundays. no. 1854.
MIDDLE AGED LADY will keep home. for
one adult; best references. Box 444..r.
WHITE LADY wants Housekeeping and
cooking; live in or out. Box 43s-T, star,
WOMAN, colored, reliable. wants s.hw. or
taking care OF children; full or part time;
can cook; 5-day week: ref. Phone TR.
7349.
WOMAN. colored. smart and dependable
desires days work. full time; no cooking;
city references DE. 964l.
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN desires position
in consenial adult family Of as chamber
maid, waitress; live in: time of: Afternoon
of Thursday. Sunday of; S25 week, (Miss)
l, MAE KING, 30s N. Washington st..
Fails Church. Va.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MEN t2). route men. NO exp
req. permanent position, excel. future,
age Is to 80, starting sal. S45 per wk
.nd nd, suburbs LEGAL Is refs reg, Apply ao
2241 Sth st. NV. %
WANTED AT ONCE - Salesman to sell
nationally advertised electrical appliances
through long-established store. experience
not necessary as we prefer to train men
selected: compensation arranged. For ap-
pointment call ia. 4600. Ask for Mr.
ADvERTIsING AGENCY. wen-established,
seeks hustler. with radio sales experience.
70 take charge OF its radio dept; no
strings; here's your chance to build for
lucrative future. Box 420-T, Star.
LOCAL BUILDER is building a sales or
sanization and needs about three ambi-
tious men, with or without real estate
experience. Earnings between $4,000 and
SUBURBAN INVESTMENT CO. -2-
MATTRESS FACTORY requires the serv-
ices of an Intelligent young man willing
to learn the trade OF mattress cutter
Apply WASHINGTON MATTRESS CO.,
< OR MEN. licensed Govt. Graded egg
gamblers; iull- time job. Exper. men on y.
EHRLIcH BUTTER & EGG CO. INC,
FOR GRILL WORK, white, part time. from
$50 to 1880 pm; Apply between An
and l pm. no phone calls. CASTELL'S s
GRILL 3rd and E. Capitol ne -2S
Evening star., 1948-08-27
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started, keo,
RensKspptS ReHss sp1isi; rsssonssls 1NS OR S4
tellisent veteran with linguistic abilities
desires once position; managerial, sd-
suYEk. @lhlfiss!sf; MERcaANDisE III Disc promofional
sales manager Of mems and boys clothing
and furnishings. Il years of proven ac-
complishment. Al references-Al concern
IL years. 8 years with present concern,
Thorough knowledge Of the market and
top-notch resources. Main objective to
increase substantially your present volume
and my earning capacity. Box 390-T.
HoUsEMAN OR PORTER, e-day week,
Euclid St. NV. Phone AID. 4SsS, IS.
yR. ACCT, 194s graduate Benjamtn
leading to certi1abls experience for cPA
bookkeeping married, "A yrs. old; present.
ly employed. Box 374-T, Star. 81
MEATCUTTER, LIST class, IL yrs. exp.
AID. S53S
YOUNG MAN. colorsd, wants Job as driver.
refs. Call AD 2O60 SO
FORMER used-car lot own.r-msnsssr.
desires connection with new-car dealer
ship. Box 1878, Star. 80
Evening star., 1948-08-27

When ANSWERING aduerttse-
.ments addressed TO Star bores
do NOT tnclose original refer
ences, photographs or other
papers OF personal Ualue. Ad-
Uerttsers often fail to call for
all replies addressed to q Star
bor number and this mail is
destroyed il remaining ouer
10 days after final insertion
OF advertisement.
In order to protect its adUer-
tisers from receiDing circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter yill be withheld as
far as possible By The StCr.
Only bona fde anSWers to
advertisements addressed to
boz numbers In care OF The
Star ,rill be deltUered to dd-
pertlserS on presentation OF
the boz number ticket.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
SALESMEN.

SALESMEN-Our part-time men carr
up to S65 weekly, WORKING few hourt
daily selling Americas finest aluminium
cookWare to prospects; must have car ant
be willing to work and follow directions
earninss, paid weekly: training program
and field help while learning; one open
more, Richmond and WASHINGTON. See
Mr. John Anderson, CAPITOL KITCHEN
Sa CaRAFT . GO. l9S2 18th st. NV, RE. 1882
commission. $. ADLER. mgr. 1901 Isl
apyEkr,s,sh St Tis; Washinston a9 p. .,o ;.
$40 daily; rapid promotion possible Cal
UcaTioNAL SALESMAN. experienced MSs
70 TO- sell o,a nationally known fast-selling. pop.
q prospect; plenty of good leads furnished
through newspaper, radio and car care
adyertisins; adv sasnt liberal commission and draw
PERMANENT POSITIoN; salary, commits
son and bonus selling Frigidaire CONNER
eauipment in the Washingto area: expe
rience essential; car desirable; selected
man Will ne given advanced training cours,
onlv on iacIoFy' nE asdn Interview by appointment
REAL EAsTATiEy A iy0i SALESMAN, excel oppor opp
sithsy% VIII well est Arm opsr. in Sill spr,. Md
Wash; ample listings of homes. farms
s.ANLsf sis svs PEARSON Realtor' 1915 Geor.
ADVERTISING SALES representative
permanent and prosperous connection i.
offered with leading manufacturer O
exclusive calendars, direct mail and adyer
bonus. Apply Saturday. . to II. LOUIS F
FST REW TaE G9: aahv aait cHqn S1l1, ays ss ,n
play yard, stroller and other juvenile
furniture. Full time, protected territory
lease furnished: Exper salesmen averag.
St09 St up M for 6-day wk: Must have car
sanitation. See Mr.. Parsons. sat, Aug IS
up up 70 TO-. ? pm. BABYs BUTLER SERVICE
PAP APERHAStGiERss;. shite' viii Tho thoroughly exp.r
sTILpiNG MATERIAL. hardware. pain.
sary; inside. floor work Cali Mrs. Bar.
oour AT: 400, HEcHINGER CO. fol
SHOE SALESMAN, exper.. wanted; new
salary ,asE E E D. EDWARD SHOE STORE
RgAl RI21 H tsT.Tt.rx,.r + P;s :, r.,, 80, .aa :,
not necessary for big earnings with us, bui
you must be good salesman We have ar
ssf ea e9q M Rfn Ese1a OF RERErv hH MHs
LEIIN CO.. Arlington. oW 1897 bet
STORM WINDOW sALEsMEN-Join nu Wash
tioning organization in the sale of tn
finest low-priced aluminium combination
storm and screen windows on the market
men selected will be trained by one of tn,
tive in the country; salary plus commits
sion: married men with cars preferred
See Mr.. Tulman between 10 and noon DAHL
at WIN. BoRNsTEIN 4 SON INC. .n'
REAL ESTATE Substantive have a,
opening for = salesman. real estate expert
ence helpful but not absolutely necessary
good car essential We can definitely on
you better working conditions and ad
yantages in this lucrative field. Cali MR.
SN1DOW. OW 1904 -2S
Evening star., 1948-08-27
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN TO DRIvE in washinEton's oldesk
largest and most modernly sauipped auts
patented dual eonsrcl:: permits seearsd
b. c. Nd. Va; EASY METHOD. NO. l7e4.
JEWELRY REPAIRING. manufacturing
.n unerowdsd highly paid S1r nsld spgToys;a ss;
or JEWELRY REPAIRING. s17 14th st.
sEAufY oPERAToRs NEEDED-Mod.rn
training In all subjects; day. night and
MhBELLE HONOUR school 134o n Z.
HIGHLY cULT1RED WOMAN teaches Eng
fish, self-confidence, freedom from self
consciousness; pvt. tutor. MI. 1850. ..
MODEM TRAINING In beauty culture. al
subjects taught Approved by Government
COLLEGE. 1910 o st NV. DI 1852
TUTORING-Englishg grammar. usage. and
literature. M. A.. Weekdays MI. 5000;
Ext, 235: weekends, CO. 1000, Ext. s67.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE for club management. Must have
full knowledge and experience in food
buying and planning, general maintenance
work. Must accept full responsibility Of
club. Call HO. 6151, Apt. 205. 20
FOOD CHECKER, experienced Apply 1908
Seminary rd. or call SH 324O IS
INSTRUCTOR Gregg shorthand, evening
school Call Ma 325S 80
MEN AND WOMEN wanted for canvass
ing. part or full time. salary and com
mission; II work hrs. per day should
make $40 and up. Can draw against earn
inss each day. Age, 2l and up See Mr.
H. H.. DRAPER, j1O9 Mt. Olvet I'd. ne,
Trinidad or Ivy City bus, 9:3O am. to
Evening star., 1948-08-27
HELP DOMESTIC.

small family located on . beautiful estate
within 5 miles Of d. c.; the person VI.
seek must be an experienced cook and
furnish references for the past years;
excellent living quarters VIII be provided
good salary. Write to Mr.. J. ABEL,
Homer BLDG. Washington 5, D, c.
COOK. excellent. live in. general house-
work; lovely third -hoor quarters: $40 per
week Call EN-. $3.50. IL
COOK -GIHW.. live in: must b. depend
able woman With good references: shil-
dren. Gil. 1102. 20
Evening star., 1948-08-27

s;Ht.nt nxso,.,,s stTsne' Tre posI,.on
personnel training. Box COOS. Star. -"7
DRESSMAKING. desiRn. remod. alters-
tions: eve gowns specialty: reas. MISS
BERT. $3.50 irving NV. Apt. 4. AD 223S.
NURSE, practical. middle-ased. wants COM
panion. houSekeeper or care of children
800 N. Edsewood St, Arlington. CHI. 5037.
PRACTICAL NURSE, white. care OF new
babies; 20-hr. duty: reference. Phone
AL. T4T5 rs.
PRACTICAL NURSE, available for aged or
rates. MRS. sASNErT, DU. eOi2.
PRACTICAL NURSES available. trained
graduates. day OF night duty: reasonable
rates. DI. 43S4. MISS DAVIS, weekdays
oulv
WOMAN, colored, experienced in cafeteria
work and baking; references. Call AT.
2319. 2S.
TiPING WORK, taken in at home; fast,
accurate. CONFIDENTIAL Ia 3haa --oS
Evening star., 1948-08-27
PROPOSALS.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Director OF
Hlghways. D. C.. August "a, 1913. Sealed
proposals Will be received in Room 800
i1,sIn; D1strle. Building: 14,h street and Penn
pStil O'Clock PM. EDST. September =
l94s. and then publicly opened and read
Tor grading various streets avenues. road
'Tavs and alleys in the District OF Colum-
bia. au25 % ~ .oS 20 II
SEALED PROPOSALS will oe received at
the Procurement Section. National Bureau
OF Standards Washington. D. c.. until .
m. September :, 194S, and then publicly
opened for furnishing mcrowave equip
ment; to be Of the Polytechnic Research d
Development Company's products or equip
ment OF equivalent performance as de-
scribed in the bids which may be obtained
from the Procurement Section, National
Bureau OF Standards. 20
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
the Procurement Section. National Bureau
NJ Standards, Washington. C. until >
m, September :. 134s, and thcn puhIicy
opened for furnishing vaveGulio e1uin-
rnent 10 the National Bureau Of etaT|a IDS.
as described in the bids which NAV ne
obtained from the Procurement S"cj m,
National Bureau of Standards -