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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-01-17

T. R. Hazard, native of Noble
County and a prominent banker in
Caldwell for number of years, has
been elected president of the Cen.
tral National Bank, Cambridge. H
has been connected with this bank
for the past II years as ca~hier.
Mr. Hazard has been active in
banking circles in Ohio for the last
three decades. He is a member of
the State Banking Advisory Board
vice president of the board of trus-
tees of the Guernsey County Chill
dren's Home, rast president of the
Cambridge Rotary club and active
in the civic interests of his commun-
ity.
Mr.. Hazard is we'll known
throughout Noble Countv and his
many friends are extending congrat
ulations
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-01-17
SPONSOR PLAY

Juniors of the Sarahsville high
school will present the play, "Aunt
Tile Goes to Town, Friday even.
ing, January 18 at 1880 o'clock in
the school auditorium. The cast in
cludes: Peggy Clark, Helen Kirk.
Ruth Anna Mendenhall, Mary Lou
Davidson, Donella Rogers, Twila
Miley, Lura Gale, Robert Hopps, Ed,
ward Carpenter, Walter Grywalski
and Earl Powell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-01-17
DISCHARGED FROM ARMY

Sgt. Harry Simon was discharged
from the U. S. Army, January 9, at
lndiantown Gap, Pa, and is now Wis
iting at the home of his grandmoth-
er in Belle Valley.
Sgt. Simon has spent three years
in the Army, two of which were ov-
erseas in India.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. William Spear and
daughter left Saturday by motor for
their home in Santa Anna, Calf.
They spent the past several weeks
in Caldwell and Senecaville, visiting
old friends and relatives. The Spear
family formerly resided in Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-01-17
SALES TAX REPORT

An increase of 23.5 per cent was
noted in Noble county for 1915 in
the sale of prepaid tax receipts, ac-
cording to a report issued this week
by Don H. Ebright, treasurer of
State. Total Sales tax receipts in
this county were $25,761.52 as COM
pared to $20,857.89 for 1914.
Total collected in the county for
the week ending Dec. 81 was
$793.52.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-01-17
School Bus Drivers
To Study First Aid
State Will Require All To Have
Certificates From American
Red Cross

/ Red Cross
/ All Ohio school bus drivers will
be required to know first aid.
/ Under The program DR.. Clyde His
song. State Director Of Education,
announced today in Columbus, every
driver of a school bus transporting
school children will be required to
Tuccessfully complete the American
Red Cross School Bus Drivers First
Aid training course.
The program, worked out by the
departments transportation commit
tee with the American Red Cross,
requires:
!. That by November /. 1947 all
drivers viii possess a certificate
from the American Red Cross show
ing successful completion of their
first aid course within the previous
5 years.
-. h2t by March l, 1948 all driv-
ers will possess a certificate from
the American Red Cross showing
successful completion of their first
aid course within the previous 4
years.
.. That by January l, 1949 all
drivers will possess a current Ger
tificate.
, The American Red Cross certifi-
cate, issued under their special
courst in first aid training for school
bus drivers is good for years.
To obtain such a certificate, a
driver must successfully complete
Is hours of instruction 8 meet
ings of 2 hours each. To renew a
certificate before it lapses after the
8 year period, q 12-hour refresher
course is required.
"All drivers of school buses
should want to become skilled in
first aid. If an accident occurs even
though special precautions ale re-
quired to protect school children, the
driver should know what 10 do and
what not to do. Parents and school
authorities both expect the driver,
as the adult pres nj, to take good
care of the children DR.. Hissong
said
Mr.. r. M. Eyman, Assistant State
Director of Education and chairman
of the committee, pointed out that
majority OF the &c ool bus r.v4ls o.
day have these Red Cross certifi-
Gates in first aid and that more dis
tricts are even 100 per cent.
Mr.. L. G. Wtlshimer, state Su-
pervisor of Trans portation, stated
that every day 1000 Ohio school
buses transport 250,OOl school chill
drcn total distance of 275,000
niles or equal to II times around
the circumference of the earth.
Wnch 6 ~ yt.y s4 in the
new program were not "i-e begin
ming this year, DR.. Hissong said
several school superintend, It's haze
stated that any requirement regard
ing first aid certificates would be
unworkable in their districts at
present because they have had
trouble in getting drivers due to the
present manpower shortage.
The transportation committee is
composed of DR.. Hissong, Mr.. Ey-
man, Mr.. Welshimer, Mr.. Robert L.
and Mr.. CIV. Thomas, AS istant
Robe, Director of School Finance,
Supervisor of Transportation.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-01-17
Tihrarv Notes

Editors Note - One of the
most valuable Smaller insti-
tutions" in this county is the
Tihrarv, established over a per-
iod of several years by hard
work, time and cooperation of
many. AS a library, it now rates
foremost in the state of Ohio,
and is considered far superior
to the tvpe usuol1v fornd in a
county or community this size.
Drop into the courthouse occa-
sionally, look the Library over,
and you will see for yourself,
how valuable an asset it has be-
come.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-01-17
PURCHASES HOME

PURCHASES HOME
Miss Glenore Frakes, Columbus,
has purchased the old Atkinson
home on Main street from Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis Eicher of Sharon and
possession has already been given.
Miss Frakes plans extensive remode-
ling. ....
1t is understood that her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nell Frakes, east of
Caldwell, will occupy the home.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-01-17
SPONSORING SOCIAL

January group of St. Mary's
Catholic church, Fulda, is sponsor
ing a social, mixed dance and other
games. Satu. day evening, January,
10, at the Fu,da hall. Lunch will be
served and the public is invited.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-01-17
daily cooking, etc.

daily cooking, etc.
Her fame in the curtain stretch
ing" business has reached far and
wide, many of her customers COM
ing from nearby towns. and she has
even done curtains from New York.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-01-17
LODGE TO MEET

Olive Lodge, No. 259, /. O. O. r,
viii hold special meeting Thurs
day evening, January 18th, at their
hall. Installation of new officers
will be held as well as other import
ant business. All members are urged
to attend.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-01-17

Ma"azines were donated this woel
by Mrs. Cussie Butler. Audrey Nc
Ferren, Mrs. L. E. Freestone and
Tad Young.
Mrs. Flora Cook, Fairgroun'
street, invalid for the past several
years, has donated the book, "Soph-
ie Halenczik American" by Rose C.
Field. 1t will soon be ready for dis
tribution.
Books in the branch libraries
throughout the county are being
changed this week. They include
Dexter City hiGh and grade school,
Harriettsville high and grade school,
Belle Valley high and grade school
Sarahsville high, and Maple
Heights.
Names and reviews of new books
will be given in the near future.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-01-17
RECEIVES TREATMENT

Donald Jones. Caldwell, received
local medical attention last week
from slight i.ru-les sustained in an
suto wrcci- Oh route Il, near the
state park JOG Chickwalk vas d. p
ing the vehicle and was uniniured.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-01-17
RELEASED FROM NAVY

Included among the personnel re-
leased at the Separation Center, u.
S. Navy, Chicago, ILL.,, is Elvin L.
Sutherland, AM3-, RR 6, Caldwell.
Evening star., 1946-05-01
GOATS.
PROPELLER REpAIRINC

PROPELLER REpAIRING-Have your pro-
peller repaired now. FRANK DEL VEG
CHIC marine supplies, 1912 1lth 81. Sc
Ii. 4493, FIR. 1892.
Just arrived and on
display, 5 feet long: 3 types and choice
of colors: buy now S. KING FULTON.
INC. sos Maine ave. s.W., WASHINGTON,
FOR sALE-Matthews cruiser. so #. long
1312 fl. wide, fully equipped. ready for
5000 miles cruise; modern in every re-
spect accommodate people: . toilets;
priced very reasonable. Contact c. P
BOYER. u Ranoan St, Annap polls, Nd
Phone 1891 after ) pm. i
WANTED AT ONCE. boat. 25 to 80 it
cabin cruiser. preferably late model cash
paid at once. Call MA. 5529; after g.,
WATERwITCH oUTBoARp. 81 hp- ex-
cellent condition. w. N. WILSON, 31Ol
t0-FT. DOUBLE-CABiN CRUISER. perfect
for cruising or living aboard: sleeps 3:
20 h p. Chrysler, installed 1915; new
lighting system: mahogany bridge deck
and masters stateroom Just refnished;
large galley and head: no repairs or paint
ing needed; Navy veteran going home
must sell this week. Price, $500 See
boat and owner at Harris Boatyard,
under Sousa Bridge, 18th and NJ SITS. sc.
WE SPECIALIZE in all types Of marine in
surance. Cali Mr.. Schuyler. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, 1882 K st. NV, ME. 1143
oUTBoARD MOTOR. 50. h.p., SIS or
best cash offer; as is. GE. 352l. i
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FARM and GARDEN.

SODDING, GRADING, nursery plants. top
soil, HOWARD LANDSCAPE CO, Ii.
fLAGsToNE WALKS and terraces. fire.
PLACES rock gardens. fish ponds, retaining
walls, F. MARcUCcIo. Phone Rockville
lyons MARKET AND NURSERIES, queens
Chapel and Aeer rds.-Poultry. groceries,
and pick color; trees. weeping cherry. weep
ing birch, weeping willow; Towering plants.
fruit trees, lockwood and lockwood: every
topsoil, COW manure. sheep manure; flowers,
ANIMALS, petunias, verbenas. scarlet sage.
nortulaca. marigolds. zinnias. peoples. lark
and varieties of perernials Live turkeys
Open every day till O'Clock. Including
Ssndays Sand Is. peliytry service Telephone WA.
daSs decayed COW manure. tepsool, Strawberries
awS fs SGasihsSI9gEs snRyI9H srssF sF2s s,r,
i5srtilizins, pruning; top soil in small lots.
ROCKS AND FIAGsroNE. Are you build
Farden. foundation? Whoiesale an and 'GtH re-
tai! Call us for fine rock EN-, s754. 3
ToPsoIL, approxlmately 1000 yds. stock
Church e9sa Ewes. cH. 1854, IS
LANDSCAPING-Beaut outdoor plant
surely than the house itself The passerby
unconsciously but very surely judges at
one eIaTCe not only the exterior surround
ings. but the whole interior and the oc-
cupant as we'll. II you are one of the
many victims of cheap overgrown shrub
berry, try a planting Of the best of the
very best, rightly called disease-proof and
OF lifetime duration. Specimen yews, holly.
boy: shade, fruit and ornamentals in
WIDE variety; eversreen and deciduous ma
il terlal for screens, hedges barberry, hem
beds; rock gardens f1replaces; f1agstone,
driveways; arbors. trellises. fences, drain
age. manured topsoil; Wondergro, the ideal
compost fertilizer makes poor soils good
and good soils better, Sis ton delivered
Special treatment for acid-loving plants:
tree surgery and removal; preparation
seeding and rolling of lawns: shearing
pruning and spraying. When YOU plan
Tor permanent Improvements or renova-
tlons IN the garden, call Ii. 1928 for free
FOR SALE-well-rotted manure. ground
ana sleved, delivered in WASHINGTON and
vicinity VIC IN 3-bag orders at S1.25 bag
TOP SOIL. rich, clean loan. SIS per 4
Gu: yd. load; delivered in dump trucks
DAVID ! KERR, 5400 st. Barnabas I'd. Sc
coNcRETE BIRD BATHS, flower box boxes.
lawn benches. urns. etc. Open Sunday
GEORGE SJ DA5ST. Dt5. 27aa Bladensburg -rd.
LANDscAPE GARDENER and contractor-
Grounds. large and small parks, ceme-
teries; residence grounds specially: seed
ings, ferttlizing. spraying. trees trimmed
and removed Estimates free. AT. $3.50
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DOGS PETS ETC

JUST COMPLETED. country home for
dogs Week sSs FANS snd b0peh
scoTTIE' At sf1D. fIa SLACK orh orindle, Axe
Fan: c552s5 MsskiTSoN u sx i${ sGs chufsh W%!k
DOGS sSo5iARspEETp-fNewlts0 lt0sSo,n eonst, kennels,
Ee,m EpIss b1aEders; AKS reg cookers for sale
CATS week end or es !onser clean lea ass1 ssnitarS nq
bGsted kenne
42I5 Connecticut ave, Wo 0224.
ten tens 70 for adoption by discriminating people.
COUNTRY BOARDING. sanitary kennels,
Individual runs; free pickup and delivery
Kennels. Hobart 1868, Gaithersbure Fa5m a5ia
AlE ThAck SFi sF mdnshs t
males. Axe registered. 1851 45th pl Sc.
poGs-Mixed breeds, bulldogs. airedaie.
chester terrier, fox terrier, S. each. to
ssTss; kitten, to give away H"Ef IA. 'ehssq 4tsq
1THoRouGHRRED German shepherd
puppies; well marked for sale. Go.
WIREahIFEb Wiz 9si1Ts 6a9 ptpPiEs P s,o motber
COCKER SPANIEL, black with brown
spots, male, IL weeks. Call Woodley 1886.
s4oEen r aamsf soes Rems s em m m si
PTNE.ITE. DOG SPRAY that kills neas,
@ lice and ticks' M safe to use anywhere, no
RTMEs' RRT n VA VS. syss spFss' For delivery B
GkEAT, DANE, !ss male, yr. black, ideal
Evening star., 1946-05-01
MIscelLANEoUs WANTED Cont.

Q
FURNITURE---An kinds Of household goods.
china, cut glass, bric-a -brac: highest cash
pTrIces; oo prompt ,1n courteous .a, service Gall
FURNITURE and home furnishings of all
i y; 5ss:ss .,s.s 70,
better erade of household tuIn. ONCE furn.
and antiques. LINCoLN FURNITURE CO.
s91 s2ip Pari "a ays NV ma 55s9; eye; GE 64m
cal, rs ~ highest prices. MI a57s
aSaapls By 5Hns SHnen'' MR Es2
fURNiTURE and home furnishings wanted
entire contents of homes or apis or por-
tons thereof, For best results phone
hold go, goods also sood used piano Can
FURNITURE and household effects of the
odsy HGd fses MR aRa6Y es e9s NA so Please
sSD Ssf io4 INK Rsg Rs9ss
GoLD-Bring your old gold. silver, plating
teeth; discarded .ieWelrg: We, pay cash
bAzs oS s pcTuRE Tea Il * FR.Mis f
clocks bought for cash. EN-. 4205 and
PIANO. apt upright or small grand; will
iitsA' NHN%4 bi wv 4SA 4+eiA' p'"iiS' .e>@-
PIANOS, grand upright splnet OF apt
sash s'ns. aHs ~ SO ssoy any condition; will 0a'
PMNosNcaH MR.: WILLIAMS at Stein
way dealer d s4G4' if yog have sDnet;
win be pleased with our cash offer an and
PIAhos-aIands' ,,7I7 apartment aprighss' %, or
go good Si PisnSs; sso. ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO
n
the highest cash price. GE, 1865
PIANOS wanted. erands. spinets. apt: size
gPE'sh's C! Sos goF22sI4hEA R2 Al PIANO SHOPS
REFRIGERATORS. washers, electric ap-
plIlanssS best 9!. paicss 1918 14th St NV
REFRIGERATOR, electric, 5 or TT. RA,
REFRIGERAToR. cleo. in working condi-
ton or needing slight repair. DI 697!;
RUG. 6xS Administer, in good condition.
ST sEwsSG re- Psts5i MacHISR Pm. M Will buy singer
tre;sfd!e sewing machine from private party
WAsHiSG G;.i III 5Ssh MACHINE, must be in good
WASHING MACHINES. any SIZE, any ny make
or NacHiSn ssstHf P0t0p At 77 electric
good condition. Telephone AID. 56549
csll spTace sisS oissW stef sSef's
i WORLD BOOK, Encyclopedia. TIE. 2747
AM INTERESTED in buying drop-leat ta-
Bile, old jewelry, silver, china, bric-a-brac
old glass DORA MILESTONE. ME-. 6079
After 7. call WA $3.50
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold. silver
jewelry, diamonds. firearms clothing. musi-
cal instruments. engineering instruments
and what have YOU? Will cali MAX
ZWEIG SONS. a37 D St NV ME all d.
TAxIMEN, out-of-toWn vets need your old
taximetersl Atco, dinner, U. S, Pitts
burgh. Reasonable prices paid. Box 23I :
c. Star. 81
WANTED, Leica film tank or hm winder
| for bulk loading; Valoy or Focomat en-
larger. Hektor 2smm. lens. TIE. $3.50
Evening star., 1946-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCESSORIES for camera fans, incl all
psIsss; ,rsde:ins @ RRRSSER ss 5 Pa. PasaSs' aSe'
ADpiNG qgpi GIN Machines, typewrite4s calcula-
Eve. and sun CO. 1875: week DI. 7s7a.
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters. calcu-
t, Iators rs, bo4sht; @ A Sold and rented, RE IN
ANTIQUES. furniture bric-a-brac. china
sisSsware iaSss; :, rugs: sllvsrwars paintings
fasheS' rayler :ysss esSn prices paid Call MURRAY
ANTfauE FURNITURE. art objects. bet
ter-grade china and bric-a -brac in any
GRADY, Ma $3.50 ' Sse can Mf'
BARc b Ros BELL IL SET E1sT wanted Drop me note
BEDROOM, dinipg, living. room furniture.
contents OF apis. or houses, at once. We dc
BHDR6oM RpnlR6 ossTetHuly suiTEs storaEe IA
| .ivlng room pieces. rugs gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
once; nee, Will pay highest possible prices No
today MR. MR dRApY Ru 5See NA a Ss ssaop please call
CAMERAS, all types. movie equipment all
Justice just; ''i RE a4s5 sEe' NV 0pO' Dept, Of
saNsRAs; Dh0to equipment. both amssH,
PHoTo spPpIY 400 9TH sth st ofness n " tpeaf osp =
CAMERAS-Leicas. Contaxs. other foreign
snd a0mfste asa and
IN and see us for the highest cash price.
SOMMERS s CAMERA EXCHANGE, 1410
New York ave. NV
CAMERA. Reflex type or other. wanted
pTlng also accessories. Call MR.. WEISS,
CANOE, preferably lift. canvas type. Old
10y tSEn odz II possible. Call GIL 1888 days, or
SLSl S1sa sI1Ss,.. e,lsss O,la 70! pzn
Ssso eSsh'?S s7 sEssASs oUen sv.. 's2 Wi I' =. II
CLOTHING-Mens' and boys Highest
prices paid, Open evenings. viii call
DU 1870 1924 14th st. NV.
oLOiHING--BetteI prices psla for nenf
DI 67aa open ewes viii cali
CLOTHING tmen,s, radios, etc. wanted
EEX2ISG;H., ET2ISG;H., 2l57 Pa. ave. NV. MA. $3.50
CLoTHING tmens,s' wanted; We pay up
ave, NV. MA. 6460. Will call.
DIAMONDS ano ola gola. claniond Watches
and discarded jeuelry. Cash paid. ERNEST
biAMoSDs. oLiD GOLD, diamond, pocke,
and wrist watches, initial, birthstones. dia.
mond Wedding rings; other jewelry and
paid. NEW YORK JEwELRY Co. Ts7
IURNITURE, If apt. is available. WA.
6412, ewes. q
Evening star., 1946-05-01
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

3709 18th ST. N.E.-Attractive rm, gem
tlemen or employed couple. private home:
excel. transp.: $40 a wk. NO 90S2 after 5.
1902 TRINIDAD AVE. N.E-Large, double.
newly furnished room; convenient to trans.
portation ST. a week. FIR O3O4 Il
3. GIRARD ST. N.E.L,Larse, furn; front
far, fer ! eng so .Vr foS 2 Pu. 7737, ~ ii,
furn. > bedrooms pvt. living room. bath
and pvt. ent.: transp. at door 20 min. to
town; S25 month each. DU. 2l61,
1908 STAPLES ST. N.E.-Lovely double.
inner-spring mattress, shower bath: good
transportation; S25 each. AT. 1874 after
900 MASS. AVE. N.E.-Two adjoin. rms,
misunderstanding; rent single or double:
reas.; cony transp.: $3.50 each. FIR. 1880
before 3 pn =
36I5 24th ST.-Double room for / gentle.
man, S33 mo references, near transporta-
ton. HO. 1857. -3
39iI AMEs ST. NE.-Front bedroom for
two employed. refined young girls: $50 for
two: phone and laundry privileges. AT.
I246 MORSE ST. N.E.-Nicely furnished,
large front room tyin BEDS c.h.w.: $40
CoLoRED@is.s M9 'Rf 5V0 s BffSS,NniNG RID. Me-, Sp..
303-Three or four girls for large
Evening star., 1946-05-01
AVIATION.

CUB, 40 hp. Call for information. sH
1900. Ext. $50, Mon through Fri. bet
s and 4;:30. o. DCVALL. .
FOR SALE - Fairchild, PTIaA-NC51 $50
so hrs since major on engine. aircraft
and instruments, wings ana tail fabric
covered plywood. equipped with Kollsman
directional indirector Ship has never
been cracked. RE. 2646, Ext. 2lU. betw
$50 and 7:30. -6
STINSON-IO5. hand-rubbed frish. wheel
pants, clean interior, receiver and trans
mitter. Call COMDR. McCRACKIN, RE.
400. Ext. 54OS, or eve, UN. 069S. i
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs comnlete
aviation insurance protection. Consult
SHIVERS INSURANCE AGENCY, 1910
Vermont ave. NV, District 100.
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
aviation insurance protection. Consult
SHIVERS INSURANCE AGENCY, 1910
Vermont ave NV. District 100.
Evening star., 1946-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINES. 10 key machines,
perfect shape. SIS. Also the new Addom-
eter, adds and subtracts, only Sl2 80
AIR CONDITIONERs, GE t3). console
type, 1a41 to 1912 models very reason
able. AUTO LOAN SERVICE, sol 10th st.
NV. DI. 9244 Il
ALARM CLOCKS. swiss-American watches
repaired. 3 to s. days service: all work
elry repaired. HAUSs JEWELERS., ola q
st. NV,
Evening star., 1946-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

HOSPITAL BEDS, IDEAL BEDDING. AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 st. NV. National
IO9d
TAXI FOR RENT-I2-hr weekly basis:
S55 deposit against accidents. Apply All
Mass ave. n W
Evening star., 1946-05-01
ROOMS EuRNIsHEo-s.s. and s.w.

23s 1st ST, Sc, opposite House once
mating gentlemen; S35 and $50 single.
1880 E ST. S.E.-2 sleeping rooms. for
men only; near streetcer and buslines
single So; double, with twin beds, Ss
double room. twin beds, new home, no
other roomers: 2 men, $50 each. Call
Pc 1924 Il
furn, room, twin beds, with another rlon-
drinking young man: cow. transp, SsA
mo. Ii a414.
CONTINUED on Next Paeel =
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COAL, WOOD o.a FUEL OIL.
POULTRY & EGGS.

BEST QUALITY N. Hamp chicks, ] week
old: 81 30 per 100: 2-week- old Hamps. OF
W Rock. Slo per 100. Phone Hyattsyill:
0:26. o; 6. MAXWELL, Lanham, Nc.
YOUNG LAYING CHICKENS, less than /
VI nln II Ia ca WI All =
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Continued on Next PassJ
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COOLEY TERRACE, 2636 Woodley pl.
" w--Newly furn. twin-bed rm. for : girls.
lect clientele: Conn. bus 1918 each.
Evening star., 1946-05-01

$3.50 WHITEHAVEN PARKWAY NV,
pvt bath and entr.. S25 each. WO. 1915.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-18
ings and S1OO.OO.

ings and S1O0.OO.
 John T. Mclaughlin, Readjust- ment Allowance Agent for Alaska, wishes to inform Veterans that full information in regard to all loWances is available at the offices of the United States Employment Service throughout the Territory. Veterans residing in outlying dis tricts where contact with the Elm ployment Office cannot be made, may address their inquiries direct to the Unemployment Compensa- tiOn Commission, Box 266l, Jun eau, Alaska. The Unemployment Compensation Com m S on, through an agreement with the Veterans Administration, is the Agency responsible for the actual payment of Readjustment Allow ances in Alaska. Funds necessary
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-18

frame house a few yards from the' railroad where his father worked.
 It was in the best part of town then.
 "A civic committee has bought the six-room one and a-half story home for S3.000 and will repair and restore ii 10 its original ap- pearance.
 Furniture of the l890s will be used.
 The living room. bedroom. din.
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REIMBURSEMENT ALLOWANCES PAID TO VETERANS

Tilte V of the "Servicomen's Readiustment Act of l944" pro vides Re9diUstment Allowance for former members of the Armed Forces who are unemployed. Any person who has served in the Ac- tive Military or Naval Service of the United States at any time af- ter September IS, 1940, is entitled. in accordance with the provisions of this Title, and Regulations is sued by the Administrator of Vet eran Affairs, to receive ReadjuSt- ment Allowances in the amount O $20 per week for a period not to exceed 52 weeks. Qualified Veter- ans who are self-employed in a business, profession, or occupation for profit, are entitled to receive monthly allowances based on the difference between their net earn of World Wars I and II are being gathered.
 The shrine is a civic project.
 Money is being raised through public subscription. All civic clubs are cooperating.
 School children are donating pennies and nickels. The home has been deeded 10 the city of Deni- son.
 A permanent committee will be appointed to improve and main tain the property as a shrine. It will be the responsibility of the city to see that it is done properly Denison hopes to have the res toration completed by the time Gen. Eisenhower visits his birth place this spring.
 The date has been set tentative ly for April
 It will be his first return to the city of his birth.
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By JACK RUTLEDGE-(R) Newsfeatures w,

By JACK RUTLEDGE-l40 Newseatures Writer DENISON, TeXGen Dwight D. Eisenhower expected history with Washington Lee the Ameri
  his birthplace into shrine. Gen. Eisenhower born October H. 189O white
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for the payment of Readiustment allowances are made available to the Alaska Unemployment Com pensation Commission by the Vet eranS Administration.
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Records His Discharge 47 Years After War

BELLEVILLE, H., P)-Among the hundreds of crisp new World War II discharge papers register ed with the county recorder here, yelloWed, old-fashioned dis charge dated May 8, 1899, has just been recorded for the first time. II was issued to Capt. Fred J. Schra- der, who served with the Fourth Illinois Regiment at Augusta, Ga, during the Spanish-American con- flict.