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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-25
ENTERTAINS WEDNESDAY
FOR ROSEMARY AVERY

Miss Jennie Sherwood delight
fully entertained Wednesday eve
ming with a going away party, in
honor of Rosemary Avery, who
will leave soon to enter Mary
vile College, Tenn. Guests were
members of the violin trio who
have been working together the
past year, and evolved into a
'mother-d daughter" ass m b | y,
Rosemary, Mrs. Fred Avery, Mad
ia Shuran, Mrs. Walter Shuran,
Mrs. j. w. Mccoy and Karen Nc
Coy.
Games and refreshments were
enjoyed by the group, and Miss
Avery was presented with car
ton of 'going-away gifts, the
opening of which afforded much
pleasure for those present.
COUNCIL HOLDS PICNIC
Advisory Council 26 held the
annual picnic Monday evening
August %, on the Lee Dewitt
lawn, with 80 members and six
guests present. After a bountiful
pot luck supper, lawn games were
conducted by Mr.. Dewitt, follow
ing which motion picture, Go
operatives at Work" was shown
by S. L. Cullman. Guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Cullman, and Mr..
and Mrs. o. N. Jossendal, sons
Norman and Hickey, of DeKalb,
Ill.
SANS soucI BRIDGE
Mrs. Fred Zell will entertain
the Sans Souci Bridge in her
home this evening, following din
ner at the Dinner Bell.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-25
Personal Mention

Miss Golda Ellsworth, of Wood
stock, has been the guest this
week of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. A. Southland, of S.
Main st. Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Southland and Miss Ellsworth at
tended the London Fair.
= Mr., and Mrs. M. A. Southard
will spend today and tomorrow
in Mt. ,Gilead at the home of
their, son, DR.. Alonzo Southland
and family. The latter's wife and
little son, William Milton, who
was born Friday, Aug. l9, at Mt.
Carme Hospital Columbus, will be
returned to their home Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jackson
returned home after spending a
few days with their son and
daughter-in-law, Rev. and Mrs.
Seth Jackson, of Rockford, Ohio.
Rev. Herbert Fouty, wife and
little daughter, of Cleveland
Bible College, spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Jackson.
Mrs. John Sharrer and daugh-
ter, Karen, spent several days
this week with the formers
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thurman Thompson, of Col
umbus.
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Goings. Comings
Around
MorYsville
BTidol Shower Held
For Miss AllW0rdt

Mrs. Roy c.. Scheiderer, Mrs.
Carl Blumenschein and Mrs. Har-
old Rausch entertained Friday
evening, at the formers home
with a miscellaneous shower,
complimenting Miss Marjorie
Allwardt. Miss Allwardt, daugh-
ter of Rev Henry A. Allwardt,
will become the bride of Mr..
Millard Penhalegan, of Detroit, at
$50 Sept. 4.
Attractive decorations of sum-
mer flowers, carrying out the
color scheme of white, pink, or
child and green, completed a
pretty setting for the occasion,
which was planned as a surprise
to the guest of honor, who re-
ceived many lovely and useful
gifts. Refreshments of ice cream,
cake, mints, nuts and coffee were
served at the close of very
pleasant evening.
Those attending were Mrs. H.
A. Allwardt, Mrs. Otto Cosgray,
Mrs. Chester Scheiderer, Mrs.
George c. Scheiderer, Mrs. Wal
ter Strunkenburg, Mrs. Edward
Strunkenburg, Miss Bertha Kleib-
er, Mrs. Harry Scheiderer, Miss
Gertrude Scheiderer, Mrs. Martin
Eickemeyer, Mrs. William Burns,
Mrs. Glen Stillings, Mrs. Chester
Stierhoff, Mrs. Ralph Nicol, Mrs.
Erwin Blumenschein, Mrs. DON
aid Nicol, Mrs. Herbert Rausch,
Mrs. Elmer Nicol, Mrs. w. j.
Wulff, Mrs. E. Reickers, Mrs,
ROLAND Scheiderer, Mrs. Lewis
Scheiderer, Mrs. Luther Rausch,
Mrs. Minnie Hauser, Mrs. Robert
Hauser, Mrs. Elizabeth Blumen-
schein, Mrs. Lawrence Rausch,
Mrs. Walter Blumenschein, Mrs.
Henry Rausch, Mrs. Emanuel
Burns, Mrs. Leo Burns, Miss
Dorothy Burns, Miss Lydia Burns,
Mrs. Erwin Rausch, Mrs. George
M. Rausch, Mrs. Edgar Rausch,
Mrs. Leo Boerger, Mrs. Harry
Rausch, Mrs. John Jordan, Mrs.
Otto Bunscld, Mrs. David Sim
mons, Mrs. Otto Scheiderer, Mrs.
Wallace Rausch, Miss Janet
RauSch, the honored guest and
hoSteSSeS.
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BY MRS. CLAIR THOMPSON. Phone ss2l

Miss Jennie Sherwood will
take her younger students, in
cluding the pre-school group, on
picnic in Legion Park, Friday
afternoon. She will be assisted by
few of the mothers.
Miss Jeanne Dutro entertained
group of girls with slumber-
party in her home Wednesday
night. Guests were Harriet Ed
wards, Martha Jane Starkey,
Becky Reams, Margaret Sharf,
Joyce Burson, Sally Worthington,
Joan Stricken, Marilyn Geer,
Betty 10 Crist, Gertrude Taylor
and Nadia Shuran.
Mrs. w. f. Behrens and child
ren and Miss Roberta Geho, mo-
tored to Lancaster today, for a
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. Behrens. Little Miss Julianne
and Miss Geho will remain in
Lancaster over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Behrens
and sons Danny and David, will
spend the weekend in Detroit
visiting the Zoo, Ford's Museum,
and other places of interest.
Mrs. Marie Kline left by plane
Sunday for Los Angeles to visit
her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Mcleod, of
Big Bear Lake, Calf. She will
be gone a month or six weeks.
Miss Jeanne Scott, of New
York City, came Saturday for a
weeks vacation at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Scott. Additional guests for the
weekend were their son-in-law
and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Stofer, of Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Rimer and
their Son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Ramey,
all of Columbus, were guests
Sunday at the home of Mrs
Rimer's parents, Rev. and Mrs
Horace Sheldon, of the Watkins
Rd.
Mr.. William Cameron, of Wash
ington d. c., will come Friday
for visit of 10 days with his
wife and sons, David and Joe,
who have spent the summer with
her sister, Miss Miriam Middles-
worth, of w. Sixth st. They will
return to Washington after Labor
Day.
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SANS soucI BRIpGE "'

Mrs. Fred Zell will entertain
the Sans Souci Bridge in her
home this evening, following din
ner at the Dinner Bell.
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FurnilY-School
Reunions
Held-Plunned
John Rausch Family

The John Rausch family reun-
ion will be held at the open
shelter house in Legion Park
Sunday Aug. %.
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BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Snyder,
Marysville Rt. S, announce the
birth of a daughter, Karen Mad
elyn, born Aug. II at home.
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COUNTRY CULTURE CLUB

RIA YMON DIT he August
meeting of the Country Culture
Club of Raymond, was held at
the library, the president Isabel
Rea, presiding.
The meeting opened by sing
ing Il Need Jesus"
Emma Russell had charge of
devotions. Thirteen members an
swered roll call by a Thought
for the Day."
The topic, "The Royal Family
of Great Britain" was given by
Fannie Anderson. "On the Alert"
brought out several interesting
comments. Closing song THE
Church by the Side of the Road" b"
at the social hour, The social
committee conducted two clever
contests, Agnes Yoeman and Mil
dred Bowersmith winning the
prizes. The committee also served
refreshments.
The September meeting will be
at the home of Alice Mullaney.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-25
Simpson Family

Annual Simpson reunion was
held Aug. 81 at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Simpson,
North Lewisburg. A bountiful
picnic dinner was served to about
lis members of the family at
noon. The president, Floyd Shirk,
conducted a business meeting
which was followed by a program
in charge of Mrs. Paul Hamilton,
and the rest of the day was
spent in visiting.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-25

at tbs p. M; church services at
8 D. m. Come hear Rev. Lewis
Buell., the new pastor.
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BLUE STAR MOTHERS

Since the regular meeting date
in September falls on Labor Day,
the Blue Star Mothers will meet
one week early, Aug. %, in the
Armory at 8 p. m. All members
and officers are urged to be pre-
sent.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

ALMOST AOhE h,,r.
Beautiful 3-bedrm. cape ,,,ileiz.S Gsn SuHh din
I2I IGs kis sfEfe with ilh range ans; and refs
bath and lovely bedrm., on l st NE
lse. bedrms. and full tiled batn
with shower on End fir:: tull 6SmI;' :
Si3'a5O: terms. DEWEY NJ. FREE
MAN, 3oI4 Branch ave. Sc. HI
sInn once open Sun. 10 TO 5.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
ENT SUBURBAN sALE-vA teent) SUBURBAN sALE-vRGIkiA

Ist-FLOOR BEDROOM. "a bath. living
room. dining room. equipped kitchen;
2 bedrooms, tile bath. second floor;
fDsed fy 4ea9 gsd o hsa aTss aW down n
payment under FHA-GI plan. OWN
FIVE vi fs RExTTiruL SS4i ACRES, a-bedrm
house, ami; oil heat. inc!osed
B. BRoFeh rA s5e4 h'Ed san r0sa and 20 eGes mi
$50 DowN1cIose- location i'm
bath, bsmt. W. CLIFFORD SHERT-
r1ilS,EE 7ER; Re. 263FsS 25$5a Oh; & 54ss.
should net 5000 mo; 5000 cash
REALTY. oW. 5263. WIZ A'
49IO EDMUNDSON RD.-Open today
1-6. A most attractive bungalow. 6
rms. bath, full basement, beautiful
big lot: priced $4,000; conv. terms.
tout Bladensburg I'd: to Peace Cross.
trafic light OPP. Bladensburg school,
honeS s00q5 I e RAN6oIpH 3 iSl ''sh $Hs7 '1s
st. NV, RE. 2137.
BRICK BUNGALOW. No. 1s1. South
OF Alex.--5 rms. 2 bedrms.. equip
ped kit; hardwood floors, full bsmt;,
dos1 aesn oil J. Il H. MoTos as5s l0i REAiTY sl 4SG
aI S1I5 r5a6 NJ; Vernon ave, Alex. j va:
BEAUTIFUL new field stone rambler,
3 large bedrms., 2 tiled baths. am
Pile closets. 27-ft. liv. rm., screened
porch, gar, 7il0 acre. big hardwood
. trees. Restricted community OF fine
PPleed Pe s365e6 81 'fGm Also shiraeb ram6ler hw$
bedrms:, 9 tiled baths, studio, liv
| acre, with fshpond and unusual
view, Price, S1s.:5o. FA. 1888
s-ROOM FRAME, . kitchens. .
baths. acres. plenty trees; close
to Mclean. Va. Call Elmwood 3O5. =
ONLY $1,000 CASH-Two bedrooms
brick tile bath. equipped kitchen, full
bsmt.. auto. gas heat, S74.72 mo-,
including taxes and ms. Apply 320
Fort Driye, Jefferson Manor, Alex
BuiaDkR, fhff5i: w MOVING, will sacrifice .
houses, $40 and 32l Hume ave,
today, make bid. Box 75-G, Star,
WE HAVE A NUMBER of bungalows
in Fairfax County, some with sew
eral acres; prices range from 81 900
to $4,000; reasonable down pymt.
II this is what you are looking for,
call ARFAX REALTY, FA. 1880.
WOODED ACRES, 2-bedrm., bath
log rambler; large liv. rm., fireplace,
j 5 miles to b. c. ARFAX REALTY,
FA. 1850 or Elmwood 574.
SIX -RM. HOMES, in $4,000 brack-
et;. 3 bedrms.; mr.. parochial schools,
Arlington; bsmt; Individual types.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
TAKOMA PARK

Modern complete apts: ano
separate units with pvt. entrances:
rms. and bath; 4 rms. and PAN PAN;
ready for immed. occupancy; GG. PTiceo
for quick sale atSIES at SII;Soup;r up;rAITy ItTS
cash. PRINCE GESFiH1tES3 IIS i1E3 iI24
Evening star., 1949-10-23
SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT
TAKOMA Pal

TAKOMA PARK-slx-rm. brick; Nv
rm. 12x20, din. rm., equipped KIT.
breakfast nook. N bath, 3 ise. bed.
rms. III baths, bsmt, maids nm
and "a bath. garage, oil h.-w.h
GIL. 3492.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
TEMPLE HILLS

room i4xss with fireplace, large
din. rm., breakfast m, -elec,. kitchen
incl. dishwasher. nice den for sew
ing, study or sleeping, large porch,
drive-in portico,. detached garage;
h.-w.h. Lovely lz-acre wooded lot,
handicapped with Towering shrubbery;
Naval Air fieids. schools and bus
service. To reach: Pa. ave. Sc,
right on Branch to st. Barnabos,
st. Barnabos to Temple fd., left
on Temple I'd. blocks to open
sign. 1900 Temple rd., 10. 3-S192.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
ALEXANDRIA. VA.

3AH1& ~ AsA@A1 90
Here it is. A fine home-a fair price.
5 bedrooms. large living room and
dining room, eft. screened porch,
large, dry basement with recreation
room, bar, laundry room and y
bath. Recently redecorated and In
Spotless condition. Well shaded cor
ner lot. Only Sl6,950. Don't wait.
Call
The M. H. BARRY Org,
22O6 Mt Vernon Ave. Alex, Va.
AT, 0OTS TIE o44o
Evening star., 1949-10-23
SUBURBAN sALE-viRGIhIA
ASHTON HEIGHTS
C16 600

1st Offering OF this excel. 7-rm
home, blks. of shopping, bus,
min. Pentagon; lovely lot. shaded
with beautiful oak trees; st f.,
large. cheerful liV. rm., fireplace,
French doors open onto large
screened living porch, familysized
and pantry, bedrm. or den and
" bath; Ind f., :, nice bedrms. and
bath. sun deck, full bsmt., oil H.
VIII. det gar. Shown by appt. only
Exclusive with
Talmage Wilcher, Realtor
1873 Wilson Blvd, ia. S-S00O.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
ARLINGTON

ARI41NIIION
II you are economy minded and are
faced with a problem of getting q
home before winter sets in, we ad-
wise you to look at this Az bedrm
Cape Cod, conv. TO schools, buses
, and shopping center; price reduced
to S12,6O0. Call w. B. WRIGHT
Hirsinia ONCE. ia. 4-055o; eyes,
Evening star., 1949-10-23
AI.EXANnRJA

ALEXANDRIA
A very special home for a small family
in one of Alexandria's most exclu-
siye subdivisions. This is a lovely
brk.. "-bedrm. home, with master
bedrm. and liv rm. 21x15 IT.; lge.
level lot with oak trees; full bsmt.
and a super kit.
r. L. KANE. INC. Realtors
King and Wash. Sts.. Alex, AL.
30l3. TIE. 1870. -S5
Evening star., 1949-10-23
BELLHAVEN

bELL HAVEN
BEDRM., BATH LIST FL.
A beautiful wooded corner in this de-
lightful community of fine homes
sits this charming unusually attrac.
Colonial white home on lge,. level
bedrms.. bath end f.; ideal arrange
ment for real living; excellent coun-
try club and golf course. Priced low
on account owner leaving city. Only
Sl19 mo. carries interest. principal.
ms. taxes. For appointment to see
this attractive home call
EDWARDS REALTY
Evening star., 1949-10-23
HYATTSVILLE
I,ANDOVER HILLS

l,ANDOVER HILIO
Modern 2-bedrm. bungalow, knotty
pine paneled rec; rm: Ian ana saei'. sae beat
All cow; priced for quick sale; S2'-
700 down; excel terms. 1o
THE o. B. ZANTZINGER co.
a4b K St. NV, Mr.. Hughes, Ma.
S37I; ewes, SH. SG41. %
Evening star., 1949-10-23
SAT. 81 SUN. 2 TO 6
THE, RIIY OF '4o
$40 MONTHLY

Includes int, prin., ins. and taxes.
Three bedrms., liv., rm.. din. rm,
kit, tile bath. full bsmt., gas heat,
frepl. Built under VA SUPERVISION.
surfaced road mr. Wash. Baltimore
blvd. at Beltsville, U. S. Agriculture
Plant Research Div, the finest neigh
borhood. 30 yrs. to pay. To reach;
Out wash. -Balt. blvd. 3 mi. beyond
Univ. Of Md. turn left on Mont
somery rd. at Chestnut Hiu sign;
/ 900 #, TO house. Open Sat. ana
SIM Call GIL. :354l: ewes, 81. 4S72.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

OPEN SAT-, SUN. 1-6
437O ST, BARNABAS RID. Sc.
You will find most everything right
with this property; price, Sl6'27b;
as low as S2,o75 cash down pymt.
Tapestry prewar brick. with lge.
rms. lge. porch, lge. lot; all in
new-house cond. Drive out Branch
ave Sc. to st. Barnabas rd., right
one block to our open sign.
HOME REALTY co.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
35O9 LONGFELLOW ST.

West Hyattsville; open Sun. 2 to B.
Very conven and desirable 9 rm
and bath det. brick home, nice
bedrms., beautiful kitchen, nrepl.,
lot; near schools. CTC bus and huge
shopping area. Price, S15,950; terms
to suit. Directions: Out Michigan
ave. to Queens Chapel rd., continue
to Longfellow. Cali Mr.: Stover.
CAMPANELLA g. WOOD, EX. 4ll3;
eves 1opd SIM TW l61O -23
Evening star., 1949-10-23
ppApn0cp uwcurc

BRADDOCK HEIGHTS.
If you are looking for q nice home on
quiet street, you should see this
3-bedrm. brick Colonial; living rm.
with fireplace, dining rm., equipped
kit. den, rec. rm. with fireplace
garage; conv to schools and busline:
attractively financed and priced for
sale on todays market. Call w. B.
WRIGHT, Virginia office. ia. 4-0550.
A2nA
Evening star., 1949-10-23
VETERANS

VETERANS
NO DOWN PAYMENT
New homes. priced from $3.50 to
$4,000. Located in HOLLYWOOD
SUBDIVISION. COLLEGE PARK;
Drive out BALTIC blvd. IA mi. past
U. of Md. TO Leckawanna st.
OPEN UNTIL 9 PM.
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
WA, 5000. Excl. Agt. TO. sI62
Evening star., 1949-10-23
$4,000 DOWN

And S1O5 a mo. Uncludes taxes and
Insurance. will carly this beautiful
3-hedrm. brick home, in fine section
of Takoma Park; house, is immacu.,
late in every way and has screened
porch, rec. rm, workshop, many ex-
tras. House is open today, 2 to 8
pm. For further information. call
H. BROOKS PERRING a. CO., Real
TORS ST 44o2 SH l360
Evening star., 1949-10-23

ALEXANDRIA
Lovely RoSemont Section
$13,000-$2, 900 DOWN
NO. 4 EAST LINDEN. OPEN 2 TO 6.
This lovely 3-bedrm. brick home
shown for the first time. lge: bedrm.
on lst fl. 2 bedrms. and bath on
2nd A., knotty pine recr. rrn., laund.
rm., lge. elassed- in pouch. nr. schools,
stores and transp.
HUBBARD REALTY co.
Evening star., 1949-10-22
HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN, colored. for desk in apt.
house, from 4:30 TO II pm. Cali
.MTo Maoas1g pARTs.ssDer 1M. $500 Ford -gs Gsr, 8
ant surroundings with good opport
STREET MoTORS. INC, 1901 West
Broad ST.. Falls Church. Va. IA
WE HAVE AN OPENING for a
reliable young man who is interested
in. outside selling; experience help
ia erson but sNaER me- sgWT AppE IN
CO.. 609 7th ST. NV. No phone calls.
A NATIONAL sc TO S1.OO variety
chain store has openings for several
men between the ages Of 81 and 81
years; excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement to assistant managers
within . yrs; and store managers in
8 to s yrs. If YOU are not afraid of
hard work and long hours and are
LOOKING. Tor a good future, answer
this ad stating age. education. ex-
perience. Box CAB, Star. "a
charge of small stable of hunters and
to school young horses on farm near
Orange. Va. viii provide modern
house and perquisites Apply to
George D: Williams. Comorn, Va.
giving age. experience, size of family
ana references.
man with intimate ac-
quaintance buyers drug. department
and novelty stores. We have eXclu-
sive franchise, popular priced sem
sational toy aeroplane that actually
flies 1000 feet and higher with its
own wings in ordinary wind. If
you are experienced in selling nov
elites through the best retail out
let's. write US fully. giving all de-
tails first letter. Box 1910, Star.
OPPORTUNITY-Young men. age
81 to 32, to train for branch
managers, branch credit managers.
and territorial representatives; will
insness to relocate, necessary. Only
written applications will be con-
sidered and letter should include
information concerning age, school
ing. previous business experiences,
and other pertinent information.
THE WIN-WILLIAMS CO,
325 No. Broad St, Phila. Z, Pa.
Attention, F. A. Irwin -2S
Evening star., 1949-10-22
HELP WOMEN

LIBERATION HAND, exper. Apply
ALTERATfoN HAND. white only; ex-
elusive dress shop, Georgetown: only
nr ronS r.. need apply exse d york zs
ASSISTANT TO TEACHER in private
faoSen p.ri,.' Mon. to q pSif' Pri should have sa
some training with children. Avail
able November 1. Box 1886, star.
AssoRTERs, also markers, expert
TON LAUNDRY. sss7 K St. NV.
BEAuTICIAN. experienced, all-around
vorRns saRaay como aaf En- Pssss
waver for modern busy shop; NV.
tzashrs zissi, Sf1alh a1aFSIisT aRs issn9'S
BSExsuHT1c1AN, must be neat. IN IN q
Isadins hotel. Write Box ssls,D,
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around, &C.
Ssps spisssaa saos2Hla & EoF fsa5sFs
BEA6TY sAinNYl OPERATOR. experieaeed.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Pleasant work
ing condition, good salary, in Green
way sc. Ask for TERESA, AK.
9s92; Sun, AK. $500, Ext. Big.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper.; 6-day
wk.; salary and commission; ,nr
Chevy Chase Circle. Call Wo. SJ5o4
BeRfA'utTsY RfA'utsY eoaPSERaroR. eaS manicurist and
shampoo only 5h-day week. Call
in person. CASTOR OF PARIS, I741
Conn. ave. --2S
BOOKKEEPER, familiar with ladies
feady-to- wear operation; permanent
position, 5-day wk., 10 a.m.-5 pm.
Box 239.H, Star. -SS
Evening star., 1949-10-22

Corps be represented by one OF
their generals on the Joint Chiefs
of Staff.
In a resolution being forwarded
to members of Congress. the de-
tachment suggested that the
Marine representative on the Joint
chiefs of staff be Gen. Clifton
Gates, Marine commandant, or
the retired commandant, Gen. A.
A. Vandegrift. They also call for
establishment of Department of
the Marine Corps under the De-
partment of National Defense,
with an authorized strength of
100000 men.
Evening star., 1949-10-22
SITUATIONS MEN lcon.. (,

ENGINEER. Mass. Tech. graduate,
experienced In building construc-
ton, small mfg. cost studies, esu-
mating and sales; middle aged but
full or part time. Box .os-G' star.
MAN. dlored. exper.. refined, wants
e, permit, refs. HU. 6O71., -22
MAN AND WIFE, colored desire posi-.
rsi 1'an q: Cali }an52r pH sl's sis5 quarters good
resistered D. c. and
Md. steady position or relief; avail
able after Oct Goth. 25'.
PLANT SUPERINTENDENT. day
manager, exper. in production plan
ming, cost control, handling per
sred sGpde re. etc eoH PERM stap position ma de-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as
sistant-Young married man. local
refs, exper.. finance, administrative
detail dgG work. MR.. TAYLOR; OIL.
sECfRiErARIaL WORK, evenings s. and
week s fRes' 10. ssas' tSR;ns' shorthand a: nan
s1oREKEEPER. End class, ex-Naval,
colored. wants related night work
also exp. driver, clerk, other Jobs
considered. DE. 1869. -23
RETIRED FIREMAN, married, wants
position, special officer or watchman
in bank, hotel similar position; best
Of references and can furnish bond
II necessary. Box 1876, Star. S3'
TRUCK DRIVER = Recently dis
charged vet desires permanent job
4 yrs. exper Call Ii. 6-7949. bet
5:3O-1:00 pm 22*
YOUNG MAN. with
wide business and diplomatic fol-
lowing seeks part-timf connection
with established insurance company
Give full particulars in frSt letter.
BOX % Star
Evening star., 1949-10-22
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
cHILDREN's NURsE, experienced h

CHILDREN'S NURSE, experienced here
and abroad, desires work with young
children; live in or out: excellent
references. Phone EN-. 1926, after 6
G.H.w.. woman. neat. desires day.
work; good refs. VI. .O959.
G.H.W. and child care desired by set
fsrred. AT ss77.
GIRL colored. desires days work,
tim. to = bnF1i Dni o Phone 2 % Ho. 1901 .t. from
GIRL. colored, would like to hav.
DAYS work or part time. Call TR
GIRL, colored. high school grad. de.
sires store maid. restaurant. light
housework or dishwasher. HI. 3272
GIRL, eolored. wants days work
GIRL. eolored,l wants days work,
" Wed; q +, d6 Ihurs. Fri; So and csrfare
o5st dsy: sS'pEed SapE DE- ss'iss: Sss5 p'F't'me
MAID. girl. colored. desires work in
store SI2 .goho Or ho'el; excellent references,
WOMAN, col, desires work any kind
no cooking: likes children; 5-day
III &, part eooTes t1me MI honest. nsas
wants 3 hours morning work, Mon.
day through Friday. TR. 1888.
WOMAN, colored. desires days work;
laundry preferred. EX 1895.
DAYWORk, cleaning, BY hour or day.
desired by colored woman. CO.
STA 23s
CLEANING APIS. homes. or ofices
0olored woman. available Monday
and Friday. TR. 1446.
ELDERLY. RESPECTABLE LADY seeks
position as light houskeeper to work
Ing couple or elderly batchelor; s.
day week. AT. 1868 from IL am
RESPECTABLE WIDOW, coiored
motherly. wants position baby Site,
o. comp; elderly lady; part time
REIiABLE AND ExpER. colorec
woman for care OF children anc
o.h.w, 4 to 5 days per wk.; $3.50
per day: good refs. AT. OssO. pa
COLORED WOMAN, exper., wants
gh.w., full or part time. Cali I'll
week, NO. $3.50.