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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03
HEALTH CONFERENCE

Several persons from Noble
county, representing the farm
bureau, grange and PTA are ex-
pected to attend the district
health conference which will
open on Tuesday, Feb. 8, at
Athens.
The conference is held each
year by rural leaders and is
sponsored by a branch of the
state health committee. The
group will discuss the problems
of mental health which confront
rural Ohio. All rural leaders and
organizations are urged to attend
the meeting.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03

and had charge of the days
events, which were considered
very successful from a local and
district angle.
Another high honor came to
Noble county, Thursday, when
Mrs. Emily King of Summerfield
Chapter No. 238 was named dis
strict president for the coming
year Mrs. Viola Gertler of Beals-
vile No. "a is the retiring presi
dent and she attended the Cald-
we'll meeting in her official capa-
city. Mrs. King served as vice
president of the district for the
past year.
Mrs. Nellie Harper of Woods
field, formerly of Caldwell, was
named the new district treasurer.
Distinguished grand officers,
who attended the meeting, in
cluded: Kathryn Wyre, associate
worthy grand matron, Piqua;
Mabel Schmermend, grand con-
ductress, Greenville; Marguerite
Kennerdell, associate grand con-
ductress, Cleveland; Leila Ash
brook; Dorothy Dring, grand or
ganist, Columbus; Lauribel Nc
Coy, grand Adah, Columbus;
Marguerite Steele, grand Warder,
Cincinnati.
Amazon chapter was further
honored when Mrs. Lily Cooper
attended the meeting. She is the
general grand chapter committee
member, a representative of the
general grand chapter of the
world.
In addition, there were four
other grand representatives and
five district deputies.
Luncheon was served at the
First Presbyterian church in
Caldwell for approximately 230
guests attending. Ladies of the
church served a course chicken
dinner.
Beautiful decorations were
used for the tables and dining
room in blue and silver, carrying
out the 25th anniversary observ-
ance.
The school of instruction and
eXemplification of the ritualistic
work was given by Bernice Sc
mon, worthy matron, and her
staff of officers, under the direc-
ton of Worthy Grand Matron
Dolby and her deputy.
The meeting came to a close at
600 o'clock, Thursday, with a pot
luck dinner. Many of the grand
officers and guests from visiting
chapters attended this informal
session.
Eastern Star members from
Belmont, Guernsey, Monroe and
Noble counties attended.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03

Way, Dallas Bates, Eugene Ward,
John Hronec, Harland and Ruth
Buckley, Paul E. Mills, Mckinley
Morris and Phyllis A. Roman.
New trucks purchased are by
the following: Floyd Antill,
Charles Gill, pickup, Ersel Clark,
Testa Bros, G. T. Jennings, John
Hyett, Wayne Long, E. L. Cow
gill and Howard McVicker, Wi
ley Stringer and J. Wallace Rich,
pickup.
Jeeps were purchased by Ver-
non Reed and Andrew Crock.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03

county clerk of courts. Of the
amount $140.15 was turned over
to the county treasurer, Ira Pry-
or, while $46.75 went to the
Bureau of Motor Vehicles in Co.
lumbus.
Those purchasing new cars in
cluded: Herbert Modlin, Homer
Johnson, j. Lewis Stevens, c. R.
Atkinson, Rudy Larrick, Harry
Mallett, Basil J. Charleton, Dana
Caldwell, A. G. McGregor, Paul
Kelby, Franklin Reed, Edwin
L. Crum, Edgar Long, Paul Nc
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03

handle this job and receive
the compensation. In draw
ing up the budget, the COM
missioners did away with this
amount entirely.
The newly appointed auditor,
who graduated this spring from
the College of Commerce as a
certified public accountant, Ohio
State University, Columbus, has
not yet named the deputy that
will replace Miss Williams, who
has served long and efficiently
in the office of the county audit
or and county treasurer.
Wilson is the fourth auditor to
serve during the original term
Of Harley c. Wheeler, the pre-
vious other three having resign
ed in this capacity.
Wheeler was replaced by Ray
McVay and when the latter re-
signed, George Bates was named
to fill the vacancy. Bates was
elected to fill the un-expired
term by a large majority at the
November election.
The ''feud" between the Noble
county commissioners and Aud
itor Bates began on Monday,
January II, when they signed the
1949 budget. 1t included the $500
cut for the auditors office.
Resignation of the popular
Mt. Ephraim native, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Timothy Bates, is eff
fective Monday, Feb. IA. Miss
Williams will also relinquish her
duties at this time.
The resolution, accepting the
resignation of Bates and the ap-
pointment of Wilson, was made
by Commissioner W. c. Toad
Davis 1t was seconded by
Charles Rayner. Commissioner
haywood Love occupied the
pI6SIUeul ClId1I.
The commissioners called a
special meeting, Thursday after
noon for the purpose of accept
ing the resignation.
The new auditor is a son of
Mrs. Grace Wilson, North street,
and the late John Wilson. A vet
eran of World War II, he grad
uated from the Caldwell high
school and completed his college
education at Ohio State Univer-
sity.
He is considered exceptionally
well qualified for the job and
will serve until the next general
election in November, 1851. Will
son will not be eligible to re-
ceive the increase in salary for
this office since he is filling an
un-expired term.
Auditor Bates has not an
nounced any plans for the future
but it is expected that he will
return to farming in the Mt.
Ephraim community.
Deputy Auditor Williams has
not announced any future plans.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03
Harry NJ. Sorg
Named Trustee

Harry M. Sorg, president of
the Noble county board of cleo
tions, has been named as trustee
of the Ohio Association of Elec-
ton Officials, which plays ma
jor part in the shaping of state
election procedures.
Sorg was the only Democrat
in this section of the state nam
ed to the board.
T. r. BeckWith, of Lake coun-
ty, is the the president Of the
association.
The organization also approved
several changes in the election
laws.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03

VI NlCVSldllO, IS1I tllG llSll-
way, near the New Harmony
Baptist church, demolishing
the parked auto of Herschel
Davis, careened over a ten-foot
embankment, injuring four of
the passengers.
The second occurred Monday
morning at GAS on U. S. Route
81 on the outskirts of Dexter
City, when an auto driven by
Joseph Belyus, 40, of Little
Hooking, crashed into a coal
train which was allegedly park
ed on the Pennsylvania railroad
track across the highway. Both
Belyus and companion, Homer
Cunningham, 81, of Walkers
vile, w. Va, were injured.
Snow Dims Vision
Unable to see because of the
heavy snowfall, Belyus crashed
into the five-car train which had
repeatedly just come to stop
on the crossing.
Belyus sustained decorations
about the right eye, chest and
knees. Cunningham suffered lac
erations of both eyes, head and
elbow. After receiving treatment
from a Caldwell physician, Cum
ningham, whose eye injuries
were of serious nature, was
taken to ST. FRANCIS hospital at
Cambridge for further treatment.
The accident was discovered
by Pearl RoWlands, watchman
at the Union Carbide & Carbon
Corp, when he arrived to go
on duty at 7:30 a. m. The injur-
ed men were then brought to
Caldwell for treatment.
To New Concord
The injured men were enroute
to their work on a road con-
struction job at New Concord,
after spending the weekend at
their homes. Their auto, a 1888
Chevrolet sedan, was damaged
extensively.
Persons injured in the Grey
hound bus accident were Tired
more, who suffered a fractured
collar bone, back injuries and
bruises; Gladys Webb, %, of
Mullens, w. Va, who received a
dislocated toe; Rebecca Penn, %,
of Cleveland, bruises on the
right leg; Henry W. Gillian, 43,
of Barberton, strained muscles
in the back and shock.
Loses Control
Investigating patrolmen said
Monday that the accident occur
red when the driver of the Ak
rom bound bus carrying II pas
sengers, lost control of the
heavy vehicle after dropping off
the BERN in an effort to avoid
head-on collision with an uni
Identified auto which was being
driven around curve on the
wrong side of the highway.
Out Of control, the bus smash
ed into parked car belonging to
Herschel H. Davis, of South
Olive, demolishing it, The impact
caused the Davis vehicle to
strike an auto owned by Walter
Davis, of Caldwell route 4, caus-
ing damages to the rear of the
latter'S vehicle.
The driver of the bus and Gill
liam were taken to Thompson
hospital for treatment of injuries.
The injured women passengers
were treated by a Caldwell ply
sician.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03
Personal Tax
Regins Feb. Is

Collection of the 1949 personal
tax in Noble county will begin
here, Tuesday, Feb. IS, according
to an announcement made today
by Auditor George E. Bates.
New forms will be used for the
first time this year and they are
now being mailed out to all
farmers throughout the county
by the auditors office.
The personal tax collection
will begin just one day after
Auditor Bates steps down and is
replaced by Jack Wilson, ap-
pointed last Thursday to fill the
vacancy created when Bates re-
signed, effective Feb. ii.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03
Six Persons Inj jured In
Accidents Near Dexter
Bus Goes Over Embankment;
Car Crashes Into Freight Train

Two major accidents resulting in injuries to six persons
occurred in the Dexter City community u. S. route 21
Sunday morning, when Akron-bound Greyhound bus
left the highway and careened ebankment and
Monday morning, when auto crashed into parked
freight train the loading ppe of the Union Carbide
and Carbon Co.
The Sunday morning accident occurred at 500 o'clock
when Greyhound bus driven by Dennis K Treadmore 49,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03
IN THE DRAFT

Noble county had another
draft call last week and Alfred
Henry Dimmerling, of Caldwell
route 4, was accepted for induc-
ton at Fort Knox, Ky. DINNER,
merling will serve with the
third Armored Division.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03
Mrs. Emily King. OF Summerfield.
Named O. E. S. District President

Dolby of Grovepo worthy grand matron for the
distinguished
Caldwell Amazon Chapter No 80 host to
members the chapters the 18th
Thursday observance their
silver anniversary.
The distinguished group of visitors included eight grand Of
of the chapter of the
worthy matrOn of Amazon chapter
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03
Auditor Bates Resigns In Protest
OF Salary Cut; Jack Wilson Named
Commissioners Call "A Special
To Appoint New Successor

John Jack" Wilson is Noble county's auditor
and he will take his duties Monday, Feb. a.
He replaces George E Bates, Republican, who resigned
this week protest against the salary cut given Deputy
Auditor Wava Williams when the commissioners drew up
the budget for 1949 salary amounted 100000
The $6OO0O has always been appropriated to the per-
sonal collection fund for clerk hire Rather than hire
extra clerks has been the custom for Miss Williams to
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03
Sales Of New Cars And Trucks In
Noble County Again On the Increase

New and truck purchases showed increase this month
hitting low the month of December
trucks and purchased the
county during January for total of 49, Sales during month
of December showed only l3 and truck sales
In addition to the and trucks purchased by Noble
countans total of 05 traded during the month
S in comparison of "a cars
total of $4,000 taken the office
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03

SPEClAL-fOr a limited time,
an Oil permanent for S2.00.
Make your appointment now.
Call 63-M. Kathryn Dutton DAN
ford. 80
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03

OUR S4.0O permanent will con-
tinue to be a special at S2.98
during the entire month of Feb
ruary. Hazards Beauty Shop,
Caldwell, Ohio. 80
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03
AT CONVENTION

Rev. o. o. Wilson of the First
Methodist church and Rev. D.
Hamilton Funk of the Presby-
terian church attended the pas
tors convention held in Colum-
bus the first part of the week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03
PLANS BANQUET

Preliminary plans are being
made for the annual Patterson
Masonic banquet to be held at
the First Presbyterian church in
Caldwell, Tuesday evening, Feb.
%. This is always considered an
outstanding banquet each year.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03

WOULD LIKE to buy good used
encyclopedia set. Must be in
fair condition. Please Phone 9S,
Caldwell, Ohio.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03
liz Want Ad

Appear On Page 5 - A Market
For Over 10000 Prospective
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The Journal Want Ad Section.
The Valley settler., 1949-02-18
PLANS FOR FARM (, HOME
 ANNOUNCED

Earn and Hor1e Teek will open on thds noxt Tuesday, February 22nd, in tho Grange Hall The fo11vo ing program has been announced by tho Extension Service. Tuesday February 22. Morning Chairman Parker Loster Movie
 Introduction by Parker Lester Greetings William King Agricu1 ture and Alaska Lorin T. o1droyd Alaska Honenaloers Lydia Fohn-Hons on Announcement ts on Crafts Lois Copper Pot Luck Bunch will bo served at noon undo tho superv sion of the Sourdough, G1acio View and Jr. Horenakors' Clubs. Tuesday afternoon. Announcement for Ladies' meeting in tho Extens ion Office. Research on Sotls Dr. Mick Potato Diseases 6 Control Goo. T. Gassor Potato Research Dr. Babb <. Vogo tab1o Grading Geo. '. Gassor Questions and Discussion Wednesday, February 23rd. Chairman Don Irwin Movie
 Grange
 Poultry Review Stanley Bal1oun Soil Analysis Demon strat ion
 Parker Loster
The Valley settler., 1949-02-18

All Club and Extons ion Service
 \ Lorin T. Old droyd All Club Congress Trip Don Dinkol Pot Luck Lunch will be served by tho Butte and l2:3o Hor1erlakors' Clubs. l! The afternoon will bo spent in a Split Sc ssion. The Lodi os' part will be announ ced at tho ootings. Mon's Movie Grasses and Logunes Hodson Dairy Review Dr. Tn. SUeet1aon Alaska Soil Conservation Service
 Charles B.Uilson Soil onservat ion Service Earn P1 nning Jarles I. P.Blr1oy Discus ion. Thursday February 24th Chairman Lorin T. oldroya Movie orticn1turo Dr, Babb Legal Documents v.C. Peters :, Discu ss ion period Horo Budgets Lydia Fohn-Hansen Craft Review Lois Capper Pot uck lunch will be sorve by tho River bond, Cheechako & Cmgiak Homemade rs' Clubs. Movie Farm Accounts I.M.C. Anderson Summary of Research Don L. Irwin Agricul tural Conservation and
 Extension Pro jocts Parko Loster Earn 6 Horp Teek Summarized
 Lorin T. Ol droyd
Evening star., 1949-04-24
i, APARTMENTS FURNISHED

fNELY FUBN. 3-bedrm. apt; each
with pvt. entr.; occup. entire u. OF
~ building 4 blks; west Of White House
SoE.h.w.: Kit. privils. and maid service;
cs Account 2 Commissioned ofacers re-
Gently transferred; excep. opport. ior
. ssf seTs ssn.en mits1, e .ss1s ssrSi'e wiz
- en cemfortsble otrs.: rentals. 2 bedrms.,
nr larger. S55; smaller, S45; refs. furn,
,'r w, and REQ. Phone ME. 1887 for ap-
!, HS,n.' Han .sseass sss ana RI. srn to % 10
:, STUDIO ROOM, with refsr. and eiec-
- trie plate. for or 2 empl. persons.
VI. Dii IAN e S,s'f; and PARK r' I'd. See e MRS.
is s1EAuTIrUL 1-bedrm.. lv. rm.. din
ibp stss' Cts * Kit % snd ssth' ne. sarden spt"
49, sSsaSS s,S ST. EA s.E.ns bedrms., kitchen
= shd private bath; sloo mo-; suisable
sssEs nssF at ssseHsIns Ma ys,a fsR
,so pletely redec.. newly furn;; period
'sa MAs. MAKoAkEr, On: 5sis;. go y
~ H. pk.s corner bsmt. studio rm.. sink.
- 5 srtll, television. pvt. entrance. show
= ef, .cxtra-larse dressing closet, 10
- r. ha1ssss 9sss spsse. WISo Ex oefs; as i.ss.
fSSms. kit. and bath. si00; also
Ink room. $50. HO. $500. "a
I bath. extension phone. pvt; ENTRANCE
SffIRE niss sns siF1LIo iTFLooEA. f. pss. ss' bath PVT
Entrance, newly decor; 2-3 adults
:, no -SI25 mo-: everything furn. TR. 0sol
t6uBIEr . TO s NOS rooms, kit
and. bath In apt house; comfortably
r,r-snd- completely furn; 500 mo- RA
.ux1iS QUINCY ar. NV sedrms.
- AGr4oF, dinette, kit pvt. bath. show
Sg0g, SFfsidaire; men only. RA. s5le
fsDr 80 =,
Evening star., 1949-04-24
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE
N THE NoRTHUMBERL1Np.

m THE NoRTHUMBERLAND. home
apartment. 4th floor near elevator.
!iyins room; dinins room. kitchen.
ton. Gail Mrs MsriilaL co. 6Is5,
nisht OF sunday. LOUIS 2 SHOE
rs.s MAAEHt Fin ' 81. kwIEst CO. eo.op. 5iqs r..
strieted, vacant, large rooms. bed,
living. kitchen; dinins spsee, bath.
dry facil.. svitehboard, elevator,
convenient shopping and tramp /;
$500. cash $1,000. MI. 1881 Apt.
FoR sALE-e.bedrm. apt. in Nsyior
Gardens. to veterans or servieemsn
sso, 10 ADAMS ADAMS MILL RD--Hsii. sr
II, din. Kit. and 3. Reasonabls
vsCiNrTY 18Th AND ooLuMsrA ID,
cite. kitehsn and bath: estasaianed
eo-cp. Price. se.s0o On sssy terms
safLcs 81 GAsbESs' Sss1sssa sslsr.n.. az iossi,
completely equip. kit, full the batt
and shower. mnst sell. lotntns hua-
band overseas: feas. terms. vi
a64S after IL Sunday.
co-0P. AT. for sale or cent: neAl
large LIVING room. dining room, kiteh.
en-, 9 bedrooms, haths. adult
only: references REQUIRED. Box 2T3.
csAsMixG III ssans Arts. eonsl...ns Of
reception hal. Nv. rm-. Gin rm.
den. bedrm-. kit. and pantry;
situated in excel. vel keps BLDG
: D, oniy ss.R50. For detasis. cal
Today, 10 10 4 JESS YggHER q
co, NC. Realtors. 1890 < st. nv,
Evening star., 1949-04-24
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

PERMANENT GOVT. employe uadyl
nonsmoking, needs single room with
meals. preferably in private Catho-
lie home, vicinity Of St. Matthews
f and Sacred Heart Churches. Ref
. erences gladly given. Box 2s4.G,
Star. 24s
NOON AND BOARD for mother ano
daughter. B years; also day care fol-
: child while mother works. Twinins
$500. Ext. 6l0. "a
MOTHER WANTS room and board for
3 children. Also day care or share
house. OR. 0344
EMP. MOTHER and 10-yr. -old son. in
D cultured family. Have own television,
Call CHI 00s9.
YOUNG RESPECTABLE WIDOW, boy
yrs, wants room. board with per
sons fond of children Boy goes TO
school, mother Government employe
Prefer Arlington or Alexandria. CHI.
S106 afternoons. 25'
Evening star., 1949-04-24
VACANT
A REAL BUY

In these fGsesy eo-op aptA-. bed
rooms. reception hssi, tfsip9 reers,
ctnins rcon. Al nss modern kitchen.
choice ietstAon. Ia 1905 frepFoaf
elsvstor bids. Prses snd terms e
fer inspection, IS pm-. Sat afse
sun. 1855 Phelps pi az Cs-of
n bik. wsss ef Conn. ave 81 Call.
e EDWARD !. KYLE, Reeltos.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
,RooMs WITH BOARD tcsn.J

t,kooMs WITH BOARD tcent.)
moFocms In remodeled. redecorsted
=, i.Ts. closets; dances and free
ssiss sss 80 mo ssereotSs oee open penn sunds, 2
to 4. 1925 2lst st. NV. NO. 1904.
LARGE BEDROOM. 4 windows. twin
sd. ssa: ''ins sns Ios@ Dssa,us sus's ss n9 e4P
I525 Isth ST. N.w.-siceiy furn.
double and triple rooms for young
s;; .1s:sst ssaH'st s:!;s
ARLINGToN-Nieely furn. room for
elderly eoupie or lady; excellent
.o1s .aG9S, MASS: IS: svI. ssIi N.w.-s.ysral va
eancies for YOUNG men and women;
lmmac. clean home, excel: food. nne
service. DrSSfES. DE- 1925. 80
ROOM .os AND s. BOARD in m I.ss home:
ROOM Rsois'asl AND 'sosRD ssi'' for ladies. in
RoM MsddNif,0n nNb b6aRS tS 9m sor a sbjsI.n a in
R private s licensed n home: ~ any S' age over H
a. E2lnfRhLS n ffih e ssss SfsrLfhES4slnsl. III sl2t
front rooms ? baths same noori nr.
VIEW SnhBEs D. Cs-hllIHC. bHeie
twin-bed nm, for young lady; good
food. friendly atmosphere; bus at
- door; $50 mo. OR. 1873: -25
14O1 18th N.W.-Lge. dble.. share
rms. tor men and girls; spacious
residence: excel. food and service,
1scs ssssehsasfs nsss sr. x.w-smsu ssle. g for
man, s44.5Oi' lgs. sgle., ss4 so. Also
I5as istS 81. N.w.-2nd q. double.
$47 so each; share I'm. for boy: also
for girl: excel. meals. -2o
MANSION CLUB-Young. lively boys
fs rs sIs i've hsppily S@ stsit sth GsD'' as come
loin them. Only $50 mo. 2230
sfo7 N i sT, NV. at Conn ave.-N,ce
rms. avail. now; teleyIsion, see the
ball games at home; good food and
new summer rates. HU. 777i. Il
1s74 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lge. attr.
front dble. $50 mo each; also
share yacs. Men. S4s.S50. S60.--25
A HOME AWAY FROM HOME for
employed lady; nicely furn. rm. with
board In private family; all conv.,
no other roomers; Ia blocks from
bus. Avail. May 1st. SH. 1895.
CLUB MASON. 1928 New Hampshire
ave. NV. lovely rms: for girls: tele-
phone in each rm. Live at Wash.'s
most exclusive guest house, famous
for its food and service. Also va
cancy for man. Phone NO. 6770.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
HOUSES sur. on uNruR.

ALEx. Fer Ions lease can ietsrs.I
only hone-makef oesirins beshtiiu
Colonial surroundtnss, ,o psrtsst ,pts
,, .sa, HI sioses nssss r,nhthS an a fss .@smsa, @
sftinE 10 snlt. uniaas fiSss vtss arc
saiden, part bf house dsptAhie feI
RELEASE Of, sspafaN apt. write
BOY ohi-H star ~--.A
. n ST W. foom med brick
house. si2h month. partly faTn
Apnly on premises
Evening star., 1949-04-24
SUBLET YOUR APT,

Financially responsible professional
gentleman guarantees best OF care
for attractive apt; mos. or / yr.
OR $3.50.
CoLoRED--URGENTLY IN NEED OF
an an, unlSrn; psan, house 10y s.s., or 2-eedrcom
COLORED-YOUNG LADY. Govern
naent employe, wants / or Z rooms
kit, bath apt; excel. ref. NO. 669i
CoLoRED VETERAN and mother ur-
house HO. $500. 90
COLORED employed couple. non-
drinkers, desire unfurn. apt, liv
rm. bedrm., kit. and bath: nv, or
nearby ne. DE. 1852 after m.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
HoUsss wAhTeo TO RENT

AlR line OFFICIAL wanis pnf0rn
csIl pR is.s. =" :" 9:
. rfRnAsEST CONVENIENT en-
pioyss. . ehiidrsa, must have 9.bsd
ron ,ss pnfatglsess T qssn g. ssg'' hx sss 4 s9ih
MECHANICAL IsGfNEEn and family
desire z-5 bedroom houAs. unfof-
nishee xiii eonkl1ss remote i0es-
tlon san max Rockville gisk ~
COLLEGE INSTRUCTOR wants hosEs
Arlington or Yaiffss tee months
stsrttns June J.. Boz 3sJ.o. star.
ABOUT yusF ta -- Naval essesr
needs a-seaTm anieFn heute. ~
ssitlsna st sc; maE. slss'. ch
NAVY 1T, coMpa.. psrm. spiy sss,
Dept. s.fs. 9 ehsid sss ! sSd 8
ss.r', s,:i ~. .ssars On, is,t .gs. house % Il.
ToREIGs orflCEa. vile. Whit.
nurse ans child. waat cstahsa farm
ssss.. ss ssgl 'Ss 81 5000 : ~s.ssss.. .'Vsa :,
NAVY CAPTAIN desires 10 rest D.
neerootn. 9-bssh snfuFn ishse hoaAs.
In k.w. OF AlexaneTis.Ariinssen sfss
Ds- s1ot, Eat sig. fssss ? 2 D.
NAVAL ORDNANCE I.AR. EMrIoTE
needs ANAL bsass fufn ef pntufn
VIC iss- na1iriasa. sss sn 1874
HOUSE ansaru., saitsels tss xhGisrsn
IS M. cut; fsnt uaft Be fesa beat
cAKpswTsR, .ffs sns amsn eisiie
desiTss small sn.zFn house nssfhs
Va. o. Nd vii repair sss man.
80 e. e. a
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Eeshxsoa .ssassf npripg ares ApyfsR
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