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Evening star., 1950-07-02
PENNA. AVE. NV.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

DOCTORS, DENTISTS, charitable or
gantzations--10-room house, suit
able for 2 group. 1122 18th st. NV.
20th, N N.W.-Lisht, airy basement,
pa suitable liable repair shop, 2nd comm.
13O9-iI 1st ST. S.E.--l story. ali
brick and concrete, twin overhead
truck entrances; OPP. r.r. siding
approx. 5,100 sa IT. GEO. s. KING
co. Est. 1895, LU. 4-2501. Realtor.
SECOND FL, commercial bldg; 800
50. It,, $40 mo-; suitable small busi-
ARIiNGToNN, haLii n \ St cla1endon are; ,nopn,n.
center-Ideal combination home and
business; zoned commercial; 2 doors
on Wilson blvd. near Ashton Thea
ter; rooms. LIST and End floor
baths; h.-w: oil heat; Q separate
entrances. Now vacant. $3.50 per
month. GEORGE MASON GREEN
GO, Eealtors; cH. 1888; eve. and
10o% LOCATION on Baltimore blvd.
between Hyattsville and Riverdale;
suitable for fruit and vegetable
stand; outside and inside space with
S0-ft. front. WA. 9777; Sun. and
syenings.. GE. 537S.
NEAR 14th AND IRVING N.w.-of-
fnsn hee or s1f shop sy with q, liv strs; utils;
17f6 CONN. AVE, all or in part:
suitable. for doctors, architect. or
smart shop. Remodel. OV. O7SO.
ENTIRE eND FL, 4os sTH ST. NV.
near kanns; End commercial; APP
prox. 1850 50. it.; suitable for tall
oring and alterations. cabinet max
er, etc; vacant; attractive rental.
Consult SHANNON & LUCHS CO
Realtors, 1905 II st. NV, MA. 2345
Evening star., 1950-07-02
INVEST. PRop.-sALE lcont. J

SHOPPING CENTER-Consisting of 5
stores; on main hwy, in Va, II
miles from Washington; must be
seen to be appreciated. Price is rea-
sonable. Call METZLER'S Virginia
office. GIL. 1888 or OK. OS78.
LARGE RENTAL INCOME, low ex-
penses. and small monthly payments
on principal under long term FHA
flreproof apt. bldg. an exceptionally
fine buy. For sale only because of
partnership dissolution. Substantial
cash required. Call Mr. Tarver,
Sligo $500, with z. M. FRY, INC,
Realtors. WI. 6740. -
TEN-UNIT BRICK APT.
Exclusive Arl., Va: bus, school.
shopping, all here; Z yrs. old; less
than z times income. under rent
ceiling which is of. Good invest.
ment. ALTMAN REALTY CO.. GL.
6436 %
Evening star., 1950-07-02
OPEN TO-DAY

will take GI contract ct S1O.5oO.
with $3.50 down, on this lovely q
bdrm., din rm., liv; rm.. equip. kit.
screened porch. lge. lot with plenty
of shrubs and trees and garden
space, rear yard fenced, close to
bus and store.
Dir; Out Lee highway, ia mi. past
mont St, follow our Open Sign.
ArfaX Realty, FA. 1450
Evening star., 1950-07-02
TEN-UNIT BRICK Apt

25 20 RETURN
4-FAMILY UNIT
An excellent return on this brick
unit in Suitland. The Government
buildings down the road, the prewar
rents that most certainly will in
crease and the present return
guarantee this as a safe Investment.
Call Mr.. Walsh, MA. 9l41,
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. 1920 K ST. NV.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
RAMBLER
LAST CALI
HOLD THE PHONE

To call on this Colonial brick home
located in North Arlington, nr. the
country club. only 3 blks. to transp.
shops and schools; lge. 1S-ft. liv
rm. with fireplace; family din
rm.. nice kit. with range and re-
frigerator; lge. side porch with
concrete deck: 8 lge. bedrms. ur
tiled bath; fuil bsmt., partially i'm
game rm., with " bath; oil heat
q lot Of house for S16,500. Be sure
to see 1t.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
POTOMAC MN

Excellent corner for business at Cross
Roads. Large store and fixtures, in
Guiding deep freeze box, ice cream
bar and meat case. Gas station,
6.room-and bath apartment; garage.
Ihis property is priced very low to
close an estate. Mr.. Saunders ON
property Sunday from l to 6.
Directions: Out Mass. ave. or Bradley
blvd to River road and Potomac.
e.. M FRY INC
Evening star., 1950-07-02
STONE RAMBLER
THE M. II. BARRY ORG

Established Since 1912
REALTY ADMINISTRATORS
2206 MT. VERNON AVE.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
AL. 007S. TIE. 2442,
sGrzba 015 D.ttet~I. 0Haac,s os
Evening star., 1950-07-02

Attractive Offerings
Small estate, ideal for retirement.
upper Loudoun - $21 900
Four-bedroom white brick in Falls
Church S24, 500
Three bedroom. 1k-bath, two-story
Colonial SIS,5OO
high school S2S.95O
Four bedroom Cape Cod on large
Pentagon-shaped lot $4,000
Frame 2-bedroom all modern home,
$3.50
Home in Ashburn, Va; 8 bedrooms,
8 acres $4,000
Other choice homes available.
Just call
EASTMAN & SEAY
Arizona sun., 1950-03-31
Teen-age Gossip
BY REBECCA NORFLES

Dear Readers:
Everybody is bussing around and
having a real "went" time. The
girls finally got to the drive-in
theater Thursday night Leon
ard Nevels had five girls in his
cars. T. C. Lightfoot, five in his
and Leroy Dees, three in his. 1t
won't be necessary to mention the
other boys who went along =. :.
Songs that fit are: T Feel So
Good"-The seniors of Y.U.H.S.;
again" - the teacher, to Gerry
Spikes when she came in late
(What was her excuse this time);
"Baby Dan't You .Cry"-Dorothy
Dees (the baby sitter; "Tell Me
So"-Lonnell Long to Bertha Dees;
"Embraceable You"-T. c. Light
foot to Theresa Hassell; pretend
ing" Leonard Nevels to Sarah
Smallwood The gang had a
mad time at the carnival the other
Saturday night . :. The girls are
getting up another softball team.
They have a manager this time so
they should be able to play much
better than they did last year &. :.
Junior Hartley says that he is the
"great lover" I don't happen to
know anyone he has been prac-
ticing on, do you? s. Say gang!
What do you Cor what did you)
think of that basketball team the
boys had? It might have been
that their coach and manager were
to easy on them "a. It seems as if
Sarah Smallwood is writing to
"cat" in Phoenix by the name of
Ludy Maxwell but who is the one
Blanch Williams is writing to.
William Kelly has new name for
himself, it's Billy Be Bop (cute)
Alonzo Crompton was being
swooned over by a few of the girls.
They think he has "fine brown
frame" James Kelly, better known
as "friend" gets along better with
the girls than any other boy in
town. Maybe this will lead to
catastrophe Leonard NevelS
is considered quite "killer-diller"
by the girls.
The Ell Centre boys are staying
home lately. Maybe they didn't
find what they were looking for
over here Cecil is learning
French from somewhere Lon
ell Longs dancing has really i'm
proved; I mean it's real went.
Well readers, I guess, that's all
for now so I'm sounding off until
next time.
Arizona sun., 1950-03-31
Phoenix Vice Situation
Improved, Says Assn.

The American Social Hygiene
Association completed another in
vestigation Of brothels, hotels and
massage parlors in Phoenix at the
end of February. The report
states:
"Phoenix, is a changed city. 1t
is no longer a vice center. InveS-
LEGATIONS of former brothels dis
closed but one in which the madam
offered to commit an immoral act.
In one hotel a bellboy volunteered
to provide two resident prostitutes.
Only one cab driver stated he
could produce a 'hussler.' Several
service men encountered insisted
that prostitutes are hard to find"
This report is in sharp contrast
with one made last October by the
same organization on vice condi-
tions. At that time IS houses were
reported to be operating in south
east Phoenix. A pay-off also was
reported. Some cab drivers and
bell boys were contacts for prosti-
tuteS.
Arizona sun., 1950-03-31
Okernah Happenings
By Mrs. p. G. PATTON

Oy MIS- Il W u IA AOAS
Mrs. Mai L. Kelly left for
Bakersfield, California, to attend
the funeral of a relative.
Mrs. J. M. Brown of East doth
Street, now home from the hospi-
tai is doing fine at this time.
Mrs. Fleater Lindsay is visiting
relatives in Casa Grande.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Shelton of
1880 East Monroe were visitor of
the Pattons of 3749 East Superior,
Sunday.
Rev. VIM. Hardison, pastor of the
Willow Baptist Church, 10th Street
and Superior Avenue, and members
visited the Antioch Baptist Church
Friday of which Rev. r. N. Holt is
pastor.
Mrs. P. c.. Patton of 3749 East
Arizona sun., 1950-03-31

Superior, entertained a few friends
with a birthday party, last Sunday,
honoring her husband. Many love-
ly gifts were received.
Arizona sun., 1950-03-31

One out of every four World
War II veterans holding National
Service Life Insurance already has
converted his policy from term in
surance to one or more of the half
dozen permanent plans available.
Arizona sun., 1950-03-31

The ever.faithful "Packy," sidekick
OF rancher Steve Adams and the
only person knowing the true iden.
tity OF Comanche indian Chief
straight Arrow" looks ever toward
further adventures on the Western
prairies on MutuaI's lNStraloht Ar.
row" Tuesday and Thursday dramas.
Arizona sun., 1950-03-31

Here idea,
wild life
conservation thereof Gathered here New York cs American
Natural History Ed Dodd Of the famed "ak
Tra strip Matt croveyt "Mak % Of Mutuas thrice
Chief of Prep
showing wids exhibits
Arizona sun., 1950-03-31
Buy From These Advertisers and Watch Your Paper Grow
Yuma News

The candle-lighted and flower
decked Chicken Casserole was the
scene of a lovely tea given by Mrs.
Biggs for the benefit of the Carver
P.T.A. treasury. The proceeds
came to $2O.26. The association
heartily thanked Mrs. Biggs for
her effort in strengthening their
financial status.
Seven were added to the MEM
bership of the Second Baptist
Church during a recent, very sue
cessful revival at which several in
spring messages were brought by
Rev. B. J. Stanton.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Culp was the scene of a lovely
spring wedding Sunday, last, when
Miss Addie Mae Lee, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther r. Lee, be-
came the bride of Amos Tomlin,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Culp.
The bride wore beautiful pink
suit, pink gloves, and black acces-
SorieS. She was attended by Miss
Lucille Tomlin who wore tan suit
with complimentary accessories.
The grom wore a black suit.
Best man was Louis Battle.
The bride is now a senior at
Yuma Union High School, will
graduate in May. The groom is
employed in Yuma. The newly
weds plan to make their home
here,
Arizona sun., 1950-03-31

Mrs. P. c. Patton of 3749 East
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-10-27
Greetings From
Ayling and
Reichert

Hi, everyone, from "Ye Olde
Picket Line" at Ayling and Rel
ebert.
Say, you know / never real
lied we had so many attractive
women till we went on strike.
Also the nice cars lined up, it
sure is nice.
There is certa in woman
working on picket duty at A &
r who misquoted herself but it
sure seems funny after all this
time, "she is Godfather.
Ruth Caddahan brought her
pooch the other day to help her
picket, that's OK, just don't let
him bite the wrong person.
Annie Joyce, Margie Kirch-
ner, Bertha Carstairs and Jessie
Meyers dropped in on the "Wo-
mems Conference" Friday noon,
just in time to hear Mayor Di-
Sale" speak, very interesting
speaker.
Would like to take the chance
to thank the women in the kit
chen at the CIO for their cour-
teous attention they gave those
who were sent for food.
Saw Vernie Burden with
those delicious ducks he shot
the other day, Are we going
to have a duck roast?"
Does anyone have a heating
stove they care to donate. We
could set around it and keep
warm Cor maybe do little In
dian dance around iD, it's
mighty chilly before "Mr. SoP'
comes up.
Found out there are lot Of
new brides, Marylee, Jean and
Doris this week. Well good
wishes to all of you dear gals.
There are some birthday con-
gratulations too-Happy Birth
day!
Well, this is all this week.
Hope we will be back in where
it is warm next week when /
write.
Bye now!
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-10-27
Union Sues City
For Puvmenf

SAN DIEGO, Calf. LPA) -
The Municipal & County EN-
ployes Union has filed suit
against the county's Board of
Supervisors for not paying the
prevailing wage as provided for
in the San Diego County
Charter. The union charges the
county pays its workers $50 to
$100 month less than workers
with identical jobs in private in
dustry earn. A union spokes-
man said, For every dollar in
vested in adequate pay the
County andits citizens will gain
an additional dollar in eff
ciecny."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-10-27

/ hope. / suppose all of you men
told your wives where you were.
One more gentleman ! forgot to
mention, Bill Hardy in the very
front row!i!!!i
Union Office
Congratulations to Rose Rager
who was married recently. So
far we have no change of name
SO that part will have to be de-
layed. Congratulations.
We see by the Blade that ii
appears to be a crime to pur-
chase a house. We wish the
membership would please in
form the Toledo Blade when
they make purchases of cars,
television sets, homes, etc. We
didn't know it rated the End
section of the daily trouble
maker. Incidently, Metz Strahm
bought television set and
Ralph Young bought an auto
matte washer.
While We are just taking up
space in this Journal let's re-
member:
For years the man with the
money decided who would be
elected to public offire because
we didn't vote-now, because
we as union members decide to
campaign and to vote, it is the
Labor racketeers" who are try
ing to elect members to Con-
gress How does this happen?
Corruption and bad government
existed before we took an in
terest in elections and it seems
to me that the men running for
office have been more demo
cratic since we do campaign and
vote.
Tom Burke is a laboring man,
just as you and /, and believe
me his family nor yours is going
to be caused any hardship be-
cause he is in office. After read
ing last weeks Journal on how
Mr.. p Block censors the reply to
his accusations / believe the
government should check into
the Toledo affair and see if
the Toledo Blade and Times are
not violating freedom of speech.
We in Toledo can readily see
what it must be like in Russia
where you can't say what you
think and where you can't read
the truth.
WHEN ARE WE GOING TO
GET A MOTH E r PAPER IN
TOLEDO SO WE CAN READ
BOTH SIDES OF ALL THE
HAPPENINGS IN TOLEDO???
Let's get our campaign going
and vote for BURKE and FER
GUSON.
For you who are inclined
toward the Republican Party
Let's vote for JUDGE WILEY.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-10-27

day mornings at 8 o'clock at
the Colony. The team could use
4 additional bowlers. Contact
Marie on the 3rd shift if you
are interested.
Jim VinsOn
Dept. ID, End Shift
Merlin (Buck) Schener re-
lates some very interesting re-
marks made by his 3-year-old
son, Pete. Pete cut a long cash
In his hand requiring eight
stitches, trying to cut the core
out of an apple. He was taken to
the hospital by his mother, he
told the doctor: you didn't hurt
me, you thought I'd cry didn't
your Pete's going to be a pic
turesque talker like his daddy.
Sale O'Neil, one of the come
~ young women in d. an
nounces that she will be mar
RED to Stanley Szewczak on
Thanksgiving Day. We have
known this couple quite inti-
mately and wish them many
years of marital happiness.
Theresa Reiter showed us the
photographs of her two-year old
son Vincent and noting his well
shaped h e a d and intelligent
countenance, we could readily
understand his mothers pride.
Vincent come close to being our
names sake.
Donald Brown leaves Sunday
to report for duty in the Air
Corps. Our prayers and good
wishes go with him.
Viola Nowak has a birthday
on October goth. May it be an
exceedingly happy one.
The friends of Marian TAYLOR
had a birthday dinner party in
her honor at the Howard-J ohm
son Restaurant on Telegraph
Road, last week. Those present
were: Eta Stacy, Marie Miller,
Mildred Flogaus, Caroline Dress
Ter, Elsie Dudek and, of course,
Marian. She wishes to thank her
friends for the dinner and beau
tiful gifts presented to her.
Lois Kramer
Dept. l.. 1st Shift
Harry Marion was pleasantly
surprised, by the girls he sup
plies, with two lovely cakes
(Which he h ared with his
friends) and a birthday gift to
celebrate his birthday on Octo-
Der 10th. Many happy returns
of the day, Harry.
Hattie Supinsk celebrated
her birthday on Sunday, Octo-
ber 18th, but remembered her
friends and passed out candy to
the Dept. on Monday. Here's to
many more Happy Birthdays.
Hattie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Perry
Pieczynski I'M ar h a Plenzler)
nave returned from their honey
moon. Their friends in Dept. L
surprised Perry with a lovely
wedding gift few days after
their return to work. May you
enjoy many years of happiness
together.
For Sale: Lovely Groom home
with 2 fireplaces, full bath,
washroom on 1st floor, furnace
with stoker and Scar garage.
House also has service stairway
and could be duplexed easily.
Priced right, only reason for
selling is owner is leaving town.
Call LA. SITS or GA. 9475 after
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-10-27

We hear that Lucille King
1t will be nice to see her back
again.
Whitley Evans, Stud Inspec-
tor, sure keeps himself busy. If
he isn't eating, he is kibitZing
and at the same time keeping
up the girls moral. (All this
while he works..
Lillian Narkter is home re-
covering from a serious opera
ton. She has been away from
work for sometime. All her
friends wish her speedy re-
covery.
Violet Napierala came back
to work after a long leave. We
are glad to see her.
Colonel Tarver,
Dept. +, Ist Shift
We appreciate the nice job
the solicitors for the Commun-
ity. Chest Drive did. 1t is a
worthy cause and you will be
well rewarded.
Thelma Fox has chosen Sat
urday, October 28th as her
wedding day. She is to be mar
ried to Casimer Mocek, who is
a foreman at the New York
Central. Last week Thelma re-
ceived a number of beautiful
and useful gifts from her
friends here at Champion. We
wish them lots of happiness.
Margie Beach returned to
work recently after an absence
of several weeks due to illness.
Florence Torzewski, exhibit
ed a splendid spirit of sports
manship in the final disposition
of the is pound turkey. Con-
gratulations, Florence.
Beverly Marshalls son was
married to Theresa Vollmer at
8 am, October 14th i'm the
Church of the Little Flower. In
the evening a wedding recep-
ton was held in Viking Temple.
The newly weds are honey
incoming at Journeys End on
Lake Wilson at Hillsdale, Mich.
Lots of happiness to them.
Casimer SobcZak, our third
shift committeeman, celebrated
birthday on Oct. 10Th. Happy
birthday, Cas-.
Ivah Borer showed us a rec
emily made photograph of her
grown daughter and she is un-
usually good looking. Mr.. and
Mrs. Borer are proud of her.
Stella Rybczynski's daughter,
Irene, has set October 28th as
her wedding day. She is to be
married to Marvin Filas on that
day at 0 am. in st. Hyacinth's S
Church. In the evening re-
ception will be given at Har-
monia Hall and she has planned
for a New York honeymoon
Best wishes for lots of happi-
ness.
Helen Leck returned to work
last week after a months alb
sence because of illness. Her
friends are glad to welcome her
back.
Sally Gorney is the lucky girl
who won a Is pound turkey.
With Thanksgiving right around
the corner, and everything.
Alicia Jankowski went to
Mercy Hospital on Tuesday of
this week for a minor opera
tion. Best wishes for a speedy
/, recovery.
Catherine Warmers handbag
disappeared early in the morn
ing last Friday. But lucky for
her, at noon, it was found at the
automatic silliment machine. It
appears that someone had the
chair to which the handbag was
attached.
The Third Shift Bowling
Team bowls the LIST and 3rd Fri
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-10-27

Angie Meyers
Dept. e, 2nd Shift
This week we have George
Davis as our blood donor. He
willingly donated on a ten min
ute notice. Thanks, George. Also
Bob Grochowski, Harold Gal
lagher, Dick DrZiewiecki, Oscar
Wallace and Joe Suchomma who
were omitted in last week S
column. Thanks to you boys.
For Sale
1896 4-door blue Chrysler
sedan. Good tires, good clutch,
good brakes and exceptionally
good motor. Uses no oil. Orig
inal paint. Only $1,000 miles.
This car has had good care.
Price 500 cash. See Bob Myers,
Toolroom End shift.
Eng. Prod.
1st Shift
Frank Macy had part of his
finger taken off in an accident
in this department last week.
We hope he is getting along al
right.
English. BOrglin
Dept. ID, Ist Shift
Pretty little Stella Stereff, the
young lady who was very down
hearted a few weeks ago be-
cause the cat passed away, it
very well pleased with the feline
that our Unit secretary, Ralph
H. Young, gave her. This same
young lady was also very happy
last Friday, October Goth when
she was celebrating her birth
day.
Mary Wisniewski was one
year older on October Goth.
Both these young ladies were
giving candy to their many
friends, Many more such hap
py days.
Alma Duquette underwent an
operation at Flower Hospital on
Saturday, Oct. 21st. To date /
have no report on how she is
progressing, but I'm sure we all
wish her a speedy recovery.
Ronald Swiatek, supplyman
on Line No. 16, was proud
papa last week and the girls
he supplies made his wife's
homecoming a pleasure because
they pooled t h e r money and
bought many baby needs for the
new bundle of joy. Congratula-
tions Mr.. and Mrs. Swiatek.
1t was just reported to me
that Alice Malinowski became a
mother quite recently. Once
more congratulations.
What's this / hear about Dor
othy Dusseau? Putting her hus-
band in a boat, letting him fall
asleep and drifting for quite
some time. The rescue squad
and many policemen were there
when il was reported that a boat
was floating in the Bay. Mr..
Dusseau is safe ard sound now,
but for more details, see Dor
othy.
/ hear from good authority
that the inspector on Line No.
10, Ruth Meyer is contemplating
getting married in the very near
future. Congratulations.
Very many + a m l faces
were seen at the Stag Party,
held last Friday, Oct. goth
somewhere on the Angola Road.
There was our congenial assist
ant foreman, Larry Wagner;
Vern Montague, Dixie Bana-
chowski, Billy Karamol, Ray AL
brecht, Robert Laipply, Hank
Lawecki, George Faioz, Whitley
Underdown, T o m my Ottesen,
John Dupius and Gil Murray,
the latter had a suit and dress
shirt and tie. He looked more
like he was going to embalm
someone instead of going to a
Stao nartv No offense OF chan
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-10-27
SPARKZETS
CHAMPION UNIT
Dept. e, 2nd Shift

r.,
Phomeana Krack, Siimenting is in the hospital in Mar
ion Ohio Any friends wishing her
kindly mail it to Marion Hospital Marion, Ohio.
hear Lucille King will nc week
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-10-27

S& I-craon IN defeat The DemOcrdLS.l
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-10-27

hU The Q0VernmenL- IN
Evening star., 1950-08-18
Sasscer Asks Custer
OF Johnson, Matthews
By the Associoted Press

A Maryland Congressman wants
Defense Secretary johnson and
Navy Secretary Matthews fired
and plans made to use the atom
bomb, if need be, to halt any
other small wars.
Representative Sasscer, Demo-
crat, of Maryland. fifth ranking
member of the House Armed
Services Committee. said Mr..
johnson and Mr.. Matthews should
be replaced.
He said in a formal statement
yesterday, if Communist aggres-
sion goes beyond Korea I'VE
should serve notice on Russia to
stop at the penalty of our drop
ping an atom bomb"
What we need, and need
quickly" he said, "is a balanced
defense with three strong serv-
ices" Mr.. Sasscer said.
His statement said, 1--WE should
get the forces built up to meet
the present threat and get rid
of Secretary of Defense johnson
so that the armed forces, Con-
gress and the public could have
confidence in the actions and ut
terances of the head of that de-
partment, and replace Secretary
Matthews with former Secretary
John L. Sullivan or some other
capable person so that the serv-
ice would have a head"