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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-03-03
Somersvville Women
Finds Lorge Egg

From Mrs. Noah Rettig. of
Somersville. comes the most
recent report of an over-sized.
egg.
Mrs. Rettie writes that she
gathered an egg recently which
was 7s4 inches around the ends
and 61z inches around the mid
die. Upon opening ii. she found
it contained two Yolks and very
little white.
Mrs. Rettie's hens are White
Leghorns. She has found sew
eral large size eggs from time to
time that her flock has laid.
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Chief Finds Most
People Helpful
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also stressed the proper method
in reporting fires here:
How to Report Fire
when reporting a fire by tele.
phone, be sure to speak slowly
and distinctly, giving the exact
location. Do not hang up the re.
ceiver until you are sure the op-
orator has the complete informa-
ton"
Besides Mr.. Asman, other mem
bers of the Marysville Fire De-
partment are Kelvin Payne, as
sistant chief; Dana Stump, fire
man and second assistant chief;
Harold Hyland, foreman en-
gine and hose company; Russell
Huffman, assistant; William H
Faulkner, fireman and first aid;
Fred Mcbride and Floyd Grubbs,
firemen and machinists; French
Snyder, firemen and electrician.
Anyone who is interested in be-
coming a member of the Volun-
ter Fire Department, willing to
qualify and abide by the rules
thereof, is invited to contact
Chief Asman or Mayor Kings
more.
Chief Asman is urging full
cooperation by everyone to make
Marysville and Union County a
safer place to live and expresses
his thanks to all those he has al
ready contacted.
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can fatten and then sell at a
profit" Paul feels.
It takes little longer to real
ize anything out of pure-bred
dairy cattle, but if a boy wants
to get a right start in it, here's
what Paul thinks he should do:
First, get good animal from a
breeder who has a good repu-
tation in his line.
Second, take a genuine pride
and interest in that animal, get
all the information possible out
of the person from whom it was
purchased and elsewhere, and
Third, follow that information
faithfully.
"I was fortunate in having
prominent Holstein men to coun-
sci me, and was able to learn
great deal from them" Paul says.
He also gives much credit to
his All Club leader, Fred Cole
man, himself Holstein man, and
the county agent as well as Ex-
tension men at Ohio State. Paul
was a member of the Paris Live
stock Improvers, one Of the old
est All clubs in the county and
still an active one.
Other Farm Operations
Besides their Holsteins Paul
and his father raise Chester
White hogs. At the present time,
they have seven sows and a boar,
and fed So shoats this winter.
They still have 35 of the latter.
Their other farming operations
are primarily confined to rails
ing their own feed, although they
do sell a little wheat. The milk
from their T. B. and Bangs ac-
credited herd is sold to the Nestles
plant here.
Paul was married in 1914 to
Rose-Ann Kuhart, an Akron
girl whom he met at Ohio State.
Shortly after his marriage, he
was inducted into the Army and
served two. years, much of the
time in Korea with the Military
Government. He rose to the
rank of master sergeant, which
he held for about six months
prior to his discharge in 1946.
Since his return home, Paul
has built an attractive, comfort
able home for himself on the
farm, about 200 yards from his
fathers house. He and his wife
have two little girls, Karen, a
19-month-old charmer, and Pa
tricia Ann, 3 months.
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York Loses It's
Tourney Opener
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NOOHllHuSu from rage ~
season; Marion st. Mary, and
others.
York High, Union County's
second representative in the dis
trict basketball tournament, was
eliminated Tuesday by a power
full Edison team from Morrow
County. The final score was 64-34
but it could have been much
worse had the Edison coach chos-
en- to leave his regulars in the
game. The first period score was
1915 and Edison increased it to
ALA at halftifne.
Only Jack Rockhold could hit
heavily for York as he scored 10
points. Goane scored II for Edi-
son. The York defeat can be at
tributed to simply meeting a
much smarter and smoother ball
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Hospital Plans
Are Progressing
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the total amount available should
approach s550,00O.
According to John Wolff, Mil
ford Center, the outlook for get
ting the project under way is
much better. Federal Aid seems
assured and the Board is now
working with the State Depart
Iment of Health and with the Sur
geon Generals office in finishing
the plans for the hospital. He ex-
lpects agreement on the final plans
in the near future after which the
working drawings can be COM
Ipleted in a matter of 120 days,
with the thought that the pro-
lject will be ready for bids some
| time in the summer.
Cause of Delay
There have been questions re-
garding delay in construction.
Little could be done until the re-
quired funds were in hand and
while the total needed is not "a
vailable at the moment, the pos
sibility Of having it soon is good.
Further than that, building costs
have been unreasonable with
few contractors willing to assume
the risk of making flat bid on
"a job of this size. Since in actu-
ality, this will be a county pro-
ject with ownership vested in the
county, the only way the funds
could be expended is on COM
petitive flat sum guaranteed bids.
Since the first of the year,
architects and engineers advise
that building bids are coming
down and that the outlook for
getting a reasonable amount for
the dollar spent is good for the
first time since the war. Other
projects that have been post
poned as long as Union County's,
such as the hospital at Washing
ton, c. H., are now planning to go
forward and some reasonable bids
have been received.
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Sl00; other health and welfare,
$1,000; Libraries, $500; insurance,
S4450; pensions, S6500; engineer,
S7250; bitches, $4,000; unantici-
pated emergencies and contin-
gencies, $4,000; and miscellaneous,
$500.
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ymsf-Right Prices!..

Readg.CleHned Fish
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-03-03
S465,OOO Set Up
For County Funds
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Juvenile Court, $2S4O; Probate
Court, $8O75; clerk of courts,
$5447; coroner, $75O.73; mayor
and Justices courts, $270; Board
of Elections, $628O.
Maintenance Funds
Maintenance of Court House
and Jail, S17,680; maintenance of
other buildings, $500; sheriff,
SPOTS; recorders office, $5470;
agriculture, $l7,355; tuberculosis
hospital, $4,000.
Registration of vital statistics,
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.. ls4s

The motor vehicle and gas tax
fund includes the following.
Engineer, $3.50; road construc-
ton, S35,000; maintenance, $685.
600; construction of bridges and
culverts, $12,l00; maintenance,
$l7,500; other expenses, S45, $50.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-03-03
Farm Bureau
Plans Meeting
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Loschky and Arthur Warner, re-
commended the following NOM
inees:
Blake Davis, Jackson township;
Fred Reeley, Jackson township;
Adrian Potts, Claibourne town
ship; Clarence Rauseh, Paris
township; Ezra Rausch, Dover
township; Leroy Ballenger, York
township; Herbert Coons, Wash
ington township; Wilbur Parish,
Jackson township; and Lewis
Nicol, Paris township.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-03-03
Chances Address

Address of Donald E. Hyland
has been changed to RSDA DON
aold E. Hyland, CIC Training
Center, U. S. S. Salem Group,
Navy Building, Boston 10, Mass.
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. la,c. couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. icdit three fuu days and
receive the license on the nth
| day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Herbert c; Melvin. 90. and Mary L. As.r
10. both Of a4o0 Dent pl NV
James } Fssan, II. 30. Port Bliss. Tex
( and Mary D. Lackey. 81. Arlington. Va
Nelson. 81. both Of 4iI2 Grant 81. e
veoIa wsthfnston. 81. 3l2 O St sx sne
Bernice G. Shelton. Is. 1910 18Th st
Robert 8 Howell ~. 1915 I7th st. NV.
and MARY NJ, Green, IS. SCOTS Hotel.
Hoxard n wilson. n. 1929 18Th st NV.
Vernon r Fenwlck. 81. 5I3 24th 81 ne
and Alice l.. Brooks. 81. lols Irving st.
Ralph , Benso e5, 452o River I'd nv.
and Mary p. BTannon. 20. $3.50 Benton
Pal! Woods, %. 1913 P st nv. snd
Elizabeth c Mallory 23' ard and You
Harold b Ruddock. 2s. Ises st nv
and Maud Van de vslds. "a 2o23 r
wilbur j Payne. 90, 81 nth st. Sc and
Betty M. caurmsn. 20. 42o 18th st. Sc
Donald II. Lee. q. 2l4s Q 81 nv ,re
Mary Jane Rosers, u, Alexandria Va
Berry H. Nall. ir., 81. silver sprirs. ~
and Irene A c. Debber eb, 1901
Connecticut ave. NV. .-.-
ne ard Rose N. coombs. 10, 4@i7
Bernard r. Freedman. es Buffalo, n z.
and Barbara A. April. 30. 1000 KlinRie
Harold r Jessup, %. Alexandria. Va. and
Doris J. Cash. 10, 44i3 9th st, nv. j.
raTI N Warren. "a e0Ia Gale st me-
and Otis Mae Brock. 81, 7@s 2nd s"
william johnson. ~. a. Fenton st. ne
and Gloria T. Butler, 90, - Fenton s
Robert Der Hardy. ea. 1898 4th st. e. ard
Annie r, stalltnss. ~, 200 Y St, ne
william II Markham. ir, 81. ei2 Howaro
St NV, and Rosetta Lee 25' 24s
James r. Grimes. 81. HOS Eastern ave
1s.,as, n:; sns Md Josephine L, car'0i'' H. De
NV, and Maggie Lee oorder, 49, 1901
HAIRY schechter, 80. Long Island, y, z
and Nancy c. Grimm 2s' 1923 MANA
chusstts ave; nv A.. p,..,.,, =,
''4l Nv: asd e Elizabeth Jen' 90 Upper
RobeIt srDS = Heitmuiler. 81. 1918 Shepherd
st. nv. and Mildred NJ. Kiei. "a, 45ao
Albert Neal. 81, 6O7 2lst st. ne. and
Edna F. Ailer. az Ss5 24tn st; M ne and
Lorraine d. Kruckebers. 90, Arlington
Alexander Bilsnow, %, 4al7 Bayard blvd.
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sT3ut requires aAas,h&a5 GEsSs q;
81 TO leo wngds pa mlaelF h!sAt,
snt wasasns saucIIans IN nvS I'd
IA oftscs baals4Gs NEekF PAP oGs
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sfsNoaRArHER. wssa casually ID
AEIaEer experience 4. aey Wsfk 8
70 pleasant etsss sia Iassst'
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MUTUAL ms AGENCY sol II al
h~ Gall Mrs. Stout NA e8As'
sTESo6kAraIk. psrfn na. tas
Ahd tfanseiiht sceurAitls CaRasiS
OF assuming rrapohstaIsItt Salisss
training and offes sknSF Of az E
s. 400 TO y 400 8spSnains ueeis
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toI lAx once Cal Nj ilhz IS
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, sApeSts
sneed on krs-vps Fslteheeafa. must
worker with pleasing pefsnnsltts
and neal appearance fasaYs A-A
Sttsa&ys s-I2 SAT serE6 s8jars ies
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shof thane hslpipi yeuas laaH. aa,
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tor lNtgs sptesneblls eeneTfn.
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nortunlt- fer sd.a nesmsn, Apr.y
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TfPIsf. white, With answisa.s st
dieihiion Food hours ahe sAlsrs
AZ asa.l Insurance. e*asfs hss
wAITarss' experiences Il to 40
salafy, $50. t,es afUune Ssh sir
nE, E,IcATxssrs .aiA Z asaA ~
IL sIsrabssR.sh aAbssRl.,s L ssss si'ss esns s..'s =.
WAITRESS. white experience nses.-
ssffy,' sfsfy' s,5as sss; me. sss.. :. ana ''ss' Agpls
wAfTRIssts. two, white ever 81,
spEcToR 10 pEiicarIssra "si AND
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HAff2EskFs ana counter aria
shiis fntsfsiew from as. at els
Rth 81 Rs
WAITRESS. white fer tavern soed
10 person. GRAMS RnsfA uRANT.
sol upshut st nv RA ssas
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fountain ssnsy,, nsat snd fsilsblt
sood bra. sead pss. OR asa1
WOMAN. white, care fos Yeuns bahE
room and board; .issEhss and sundsTs
OF aH, esTs after S pm -~es
w0MEk, over - eaiorsd. hish
school educ lion. ser fan or peJt
time saieswofk szp*r'snes nes ntt.
ssssrys earnings about ~ so per
eGs' N or APp,s y Tsds'' e Il y Nh Nm MIN q
x.sAv TscMxIci.slH'sof ssn r.sse,ssi.. .'a
Il msdisai esSt*r' typins saasn,asi
YotSo COLLEGE oraas. over 90
ess Ywes aaa ns'sssas ssn,n.. - ss@s sasn''sr' as
Cal NE 2loo. Ext, 10 ssswssn .
coMrsrxsr sAlssoIwI fet r.a.,l
bakery Ia silver Sprint, preferably
one hsins 10 Silver spYlhs area
srcsssr iss ''s 'sfSistsstrY osAp : me
u inf<rsstse tn nasetfsi seeisi seFk
training II Pea tAs people wish
to establish pogtssli in FFaisA-
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tani'y. ALEXANDRIA Hcs@FfTAi.
Al. hs9n ~a-Zh
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTARY SERVICE. daily from 9 70
9 pm. GIT st. NV. Appts. msde'
rGGooks. Gcd IT, SANDING. r1NrsHrxdi rus
81 ssS;s';':', s!ssE' '''s sss i:s'
DRiViNG INsTRUcTIoN-Dual-con-
Ess gcksHpp pHppY fsSyi1s UN dcs cSa
MR.. sysrSEsssHMAN; sH..ns,, do Asseantass, soS nssd
pfsssrss pfsss Hsrsa ssaSNay. Gsl AFEAss TE. ss7sssC@oss sCo8ss
4 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
::I a:RI;o |H'ii: fsa'iaf}ffs 3 az
NsoTfcfMAEL ss1t 9th Il Tisil TsissilckYAYERs q No;
9. 2; c, There sd! VIZ be ,,,n. special ~ a
9, ssaiosns si sga oul hs sgsa. ssr shi
rAiE ri MaNNHHi MANSEAi .e'ssiiFfiiNa MsETiNa OF TIE
STOCKHOLDERS OF the National
Union Insurance Company Of wash.
nsfon nnd For foT SUCH me oter swal M
ss may come before the meeting.
the once q the Company Suite 7o1-
A. 49, 5s's ssssl sSlas en- 's+i %i15ISa SSia
" WIZ MAEsSFfi NoT BIZ SfsEsafeSNi fREsfoNsrBLE for
self, HAROLD n. HUFFMAN, 4016
N. goth ST., Arlington, Va. 25.
District Of Columbia Board Of op-
tometry win be held July 21. 22.
%. Applications for same may be
secured from the Secretary.Treas-
urer. DIR. LEWIS n. KRASKIN.
4 Trust Bldg. Telephone National
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Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertiser


Three Lines (Minimum)
I or 2 times, $50 per Line pei
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively. 33e
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutvely
3lc per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal. Sc per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles. SOC per line. 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line ---- SOC
: Out-of -town Rate Is charged
on all advertising IS miles Or
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before second In
II advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which pears
o serial number with date and tdenhs
when canceiins classified advertise,
ments he sure to make Q note OF the
cancellation number. This 10 Inn
portant in case your statement does
not show 0 credit for the canceila'
tion,
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NJ ar6 ExAeeth n. Ley>- -
1888 Monroe g. nE
nv ale Ann Brock 90. @7ei con-
rertsat ave. nw
Eenry n Dennis -. 1884 MAry.ane av.
nes and jzsaiiA G PsreerETAa. "a
o93 13th ST ne
Frederic T PEEK. -, AlrxAE6ria, Va snc
Monica D, GasiiAre, II. TIE Reeks
Pssrce NIL r6-
sehofsl6 Hestsr. -. and L<tha Ma Mur-
ray Ia beth ot 1914 Eeryoa Al nv
oeo-Es jenkins, n. l1%- Kenyon 81 ~
anc Cary PeseTG -. oEncne BsAcA.
Fa
EenrE 9, Bel S.. yS4Tfax. Va, ard gle-zss
Maria A dos Remedies. 80, ArEHEtoz.
Va
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HELP WoktEN

ACc0MPANIsT tpianoI, PROMINENT
sstiiiss' Du. ST. as.
BEAUTIcIAN-An around; f.rs. class.
AaLAEsfIELDs BEAUTY SALON.
's.SrIss w: esasS .ssS ass, IL and w..sIsssss .sss:
needed; Tuarsnteed TO make top
salary; NV. location. modern air.
conditioned shop. Call RA. seo3:
BEAUTICIAS, all around epsyater.
IAs HAIR sTYLfsr. ssiiip:ssrn.
sEauificias. nj uiisai Il ns si,-.round operator. s
ssa, ssfos rs sze:I Iuis SAL rns comm nan Apps q
person VAN REoA. NC fsos
sEaufreiAs-E.p.r Snni efs hair s.yiiss ti Tor
exclusive shop: good hours. salary
eeo,sIs e ,ss;ssIIs Sip SsI on, li7l. JACKS JACK
BEAUTY OPERATOR four years' en-
perience In nareelling,. hair eattins.
nngey waying and manicuYtnfs name
iast employer; 44-hous week. $40.
sESurs ESt rs 5rERaroR. Sass .,r-eoneit.sn.a
asR a9Rrfa eco sssHhrr ss.sth fh' sa6s y.
BEAUTY inrr or oirEiRiaroa. All .sepnd ~.
seriencsd. STEADY 700: HxLENka
pIaTsrY a9as q .orRsalok. En- m ssaa .as.rieassa:
al around. saiar. eommissior: !:
esii esfr's xRs. sHIsEss. n as'n5 oy. 'ss' ss
BEAUTY OPERATORS. fun o. pars
Apply 1875 Conn ave. nv. and 500
ssASTa nlips ofERATo.s RI = "a, 90. isH
time and one pArt time, for sssady
ssssis,sft ssssi, ftA roUs aassSaxsIsfR I
.sd.KIssri is.s { .sa d 'se.,.. .sT -as ass:..
sookkfrSfs. g okkkisfrSfs genera, sas. .as .a,s;
rs. vhnlesals elsesrtcal suppay. Ap-
ply $40 Nes Ysrk are, n.v~ IA.
BooKkEErNo MACHINE essrsiss.
MGR 1ooo. with eornrnsretal s1es
nsnt vita chance for a6vsnesnsns.
In estAasishf6 eoncerns references
s5ofxkFstfssssir1sSoosArHER.s 81 ssi1 ,s.
serrstsns werk fss tassEstsezt, par
ssassas ssssa. 'saSs sasia,sa, assa '.tssss sss s
WASHINGTON HKRERKw coN0RE-
CATION s@@ sta 81 n.~. See
Mr. EEIEnsr. so
CAAHIER. yeanx woUAn. pressrAeif
with grocery chain kfafe eashtsxfEsE
sxpersenee 70 work In faEss rsfaa
stnre. pssasant ssgrraretraa, sn-
se1eat scrksnG epa6sssnaks Aypsy
n5s Pa avs. nv. Nh sfLvKRMkN
cAanIEk-TrYTsT 10 srs6ss ssAse II
aDe meas spscta1fy sh0p. S&TR.
posstser. p3ensart weFkin9 eoe4
Apply % MI. Aiksn- 0aOSSES a
cAsaf1sa Ash AND cosMxvsc e1xsx.
spegtsnss4 esssssd: amys c1sy. 9@n.
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Statesmen

saos s"ssa sstnssi PS.; =. 'sSs Hsp,
s1Fss s1Fassl' edalrfY djs fp BOOT & osor' sR6R R 3
rhSTohY iNG: ss2i s.ascH e ns hs. opening 2 for
man ass ~ to as with yood ALL
round oil burner exp; sales back
ground pref, but not essen. Must
Can MR.. KELLY Ho. o627. ga
PAPER PRODUCTS sALEsMEN--
Join this progressive coarse paper
company. Good pay. profit shar-
Ing plus bonus: Derm D, Apply IN
LER Alter 10 ana. rR. s136.
sALESMEN--Steps worrsing. Come
on ever and start to work tomorrow.
We have q speciality that sells direct
to the consumer, on easy monthly
payments and We mean sell. Year
iso-sear history. Last year was
bisser still. This year onr. men, are
breaking svery. sales record We have
ever had. An honest. seriouS-minded
man can earn from SIS to $3.50 q
week every week In ths year No
contacts furnished. BASIS draw
against earned commission Apply
3l0 Rims Bidg.. 18th and NJ sts, nS
SALESMAN, Tor seIlink WhoIesels
tobacco and eonfectionerieS, with
former exper. In selling. 1907 NJ
Statesmen to call on contractors
and architects selling established
line of insulating materials. Knowi-
edge Of construction industry de-
sirable. Must have car. State pre-
sious employment and salary de-
sired. All answers will be kept
confidential Box 40p-M, Star. SIS
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-For est
Arl. Of; draw 10 auaiiaed applicant.
pref exp. man under 40. Call Mrs
Brant. THE BRANT CO, INC. 2334
Wilson Blvd. OK. 0520. ewes. ov.
25so.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
SIZE She SHOPS
cash and CARRY
Without Painful Baekaeha

The kidnsys are Natures chief way q
taking the excess acids and waste sst of The
blood. Thss help most psopae eliminate
about 3 pints day.
When disorder Of kidney functioe permits
poisonous matter 10 remain In Jour blood.
h may cause nAgging h&ckaehe, rhsamatis
pains leo, pains, swslling, pufanes und@
The eyes, heAdaehes and diziness
Pills. stimulAnt diuretse. used successfully
b. millions for over so years. Deans givs
happy relief and win beip the Is niies Il
kidney tubes hush out poiscnsos vNGn fS9D
yer kAGk CT Deans Pals.
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Deaths Reported

Prom D. c. Bureau o. VITA! Statistics
Roshy Holt. SO is04 vaTnun s: re
Julia McCorc. So. 1900 g 81 nEa
MsrgzEe' Rice, s.. l339 PARK re nv
William Aysg4- - BeLheNss Nc
WsI&re stoweB- -. 3sstg Germ ave v
Joseph CarcEsii -. I322 A II ss
Gertrude Franklin. G5. 1909 1914 81 Hw
Joseph DgvsA, 81. SO Sac a.; re
Miliiarc CecL. a.. e.i iTth st re
Alice SorrslA. 81. R.ookdale No
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Evening star., 1949-06-23
HELP MEN

1SRFTTOs WORKER, between 81
And AZ. some experience; car
necessity. call WA. 6l5l for appt.
assfsrANT MANAGER and adiustor.
by nationally known finance COM
pany; opport. for future; oI train
sas sne.. DlSs5ai Hspis In % person S 7sio oeassis
ave, Silver & &sIrins; ., Md; d. ~2s 81
ence; 6O-50 pay rate, paid holidays
and vacetions, group insnranes.
tOk Co. Bethesda. Nd. WI. ia7o'
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nskss, and ceersts Rssr frcnt-ene
machine. TINE eEHvICkss osn INC
Xetne ave. &.w. -zo
Evening star., 1949-06-23
SALESMAN
MAKE OVER $50 A DAY!

Sell nationally advertised adding ma.
chine for only Sl2.95 complete.
desk model portable. precision built
fully guaranteed. every inch a bust.
ness machine; easy 70 operate. easy
TO sell, easy for you 10 make bis
money at 4gT profit, Fer life-sifs
color photo and full details with nc
ohligation. write today to LIGHT
MING ADDING MACHINE &C. INC,
Dept. VII 543. So. Spring st. Los
Angeles I3, Calf. 80
Evening star., 1949-06-23
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Evening star., 1949-06-23
HELP MEN AND WoMEN

deie. entry, sood pen
man. must be acquainted with ma
chine bookkeeping. operation and
procedure. good salary for person
having proper oualifie ations. pernA-
nent. with chance for advancement,
Refs. For interview, write Box
COOK AND MATTRESSES. e4oR
Richmond hwy. TIE, sss9, oooe
wages Is
Evening star., 1949-06-23

Britain's Board OF Trade will
import 10000 900 yards of gray
cotton cloth from Japan, as q
temporary expedient" TO relieve
a shortage Of utility shirts.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
HELP MEN

EXPER. SALESMAN. mems haber-
dashery and hats; excel. chance for
advancement, tn lse. chain store:
salary commensurate with ability
Apply WOODROW MEMS SHOP.