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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

YOUNG MAN WILL SHARE apt. unit
SIS s5'' mo. " Saoi 9oth pl. NV. EN-. 1854
III III ssERfMosr ST. NV. off 14th st car;
fHSP1s sxFTERR sRls paa8, Sss me mSahrHEspA1st f. OF
breakfast rm:, kit pantry, bedrm., 2
closets, pvt. bath and sun porch usable
ing machine; no silver or linens; Christian
family, of 2 or B; $3.50. June 21 to August
S9 beeS opA ssling refs Oh ,b fsss o1nl
girls; s25 mo. 1744 Penna. ave. NV. DI
GIRLS Us ;co.s 70 SHARE a,s :. furn, at s; " WITH
sikIs e1fsf GGsET I f. HONE, ONE MI Pleasant;
BATH 5a mSssrn ssS e. e. ss Ssss s0fs Bo1 eSF is
WANTED GIRL to share spacious 18th st
maid Service and utilities. 1FoI 18th st
ss ass. G2foksesR ss AxE " SM,M,zBsarm sne =
fss5 fsso ely cIYpEsDAEE Snsf f. rL. N.w-Lady te
share apartment with lady and motheI
mr. 18th and Columbia rd.; $40 mo. NO
CLEVELAND PARK-Pvt. home, newly
decor. mod: apt, rms, foyer, bath: empl
3O33 18TH ST. N.W.-3 large rooms, kit,
bath, inclosed sad porch: employed couple no
Suitable foF s. sins sssys sys Prsd-
aiTf: aiEExsSbETa' sSI Ts' Furnished s-rm. nlS apt
500 mo: June 15 to Q Aug. IS. IL T. 1857
LIGHT, cool. FURN. APT, for woman
to share with other women; refs. req: @ @S55
per mo; 1872 K st. NV. Call MA. 1880,
WooDRIDGE, N.E.-widow will share quiet
home with one lady; garage available, S55
mo- Call before pm; sunday or after
ap9lrs PE oSEYpSs sHla Be snH sm ssa5
beautiful home: $3.50 per day. 81. 2i5o.
TO coUPLE-Available July 1. 3-rm.
Frigidaire. laundry: S75 mo. Box 2e2-J.
DUPONT cIRCLE-Attractively furnished
light housekeeping suite, consisting OF lge:
ltv;; ra With fireplace dining area an and d
bath; adults only: $500. mo. Box 26l-J,
s-BEDRooM furnished apartment for
rent, near GEORGETOWN Hospital: 5000
s%a RSath IHPsrsIFs Eps sIFk sfar ,en.r.t. a.
Vi fsP
GhuSsh neay bus AZ. Ak 49, e., ,,o.i I1 40
AD. 1905. Conn. ave. and woodley I'd.
DuPoST if i CiRcLIE-sublet for 3 months.
astractiyely furn. 2rm. studio apt, cook
ing facilities, piano. SI1o mo. NO. 1S41
TWO YoUNG LADIES t23-s9,, Of refine
ment, share furnished 5-rm. apt. in private
home with / other cultured lady, 25.. 434
Peabody st. NV; S25 mo. each. Call ia.
LIviNG hiiiii G Z. Room AND BEDROOM APT. for
couple or ? students. $50 month. Nice
neighborhood. RA. 1873 after $3.50. 4I17
ATTRACTIVE FURN. APT. neighborhood
White House: delightfully."- cool, cross yerlti-
lation; 2 fireplaces, large living room. bed
room, twin beds kitchen. reception hall,
tiled bath and shower Available summer
months. $3.50 mo. Box 4s6-J, Star. or
JUNE 15-SEPT. 1-Ccmpieteiy furn. liy.
rm., kit. bedrm.. bath, NV. section; S75:
No children or pets. BOX 66-J. Star. .-12
EMBASSY sECTION-Larae, cool apt. for
refined gentleman: $50 per mo-: middle
June to Sept: If mutually desirable, can
stay on indefinitely in smaller quarters at
reduced price Box I56-D, Star.
BALCoNT,. oyeriookins Rock Greek Park
to Oct /; sl25 mo. 1e4o Biltmore st.
Z nsss 81 FAfRMosf hnG Gosi sr. Nw.-cl..n. front.
Groom apt; new 6-ft.. Frizidaire and
gas stove; suitable 9 persons; $50 each;
utilities included; semiorfvsts bath. Shown
to 8.
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE.

APT. HOUSE in Mt. Pleasant, units. in
come quoted $1,000 annually, completely
furnished. oil heat, in very good condition
Garags. Only 5000 down. DUPONT
REALTY CO., 311s Mt. Pleasant st. NV,
CAVANAUGH COURTS. 1895 17th st. NV.
Large one-room apt. with living room.
kitchen, tiled bath; switchboard service;
extremely low carrying charges: priced at
$4,000, excellent terms Cali for appoint
ment to inspect. cAFRrrz, 1404 K st.
sEEKING SOCIAL SECURITY. Ever con-
slider the advantages of a -paid-up CO.
operative on retirement Here are a
couple such opportunities. A l-bedroom,
living room, kitchen. dinette and bath
type, in an excellent NV, location, only
payments of S40.46, including. all costs.
even electricity, gas and refrigeration
Also In a near downtown bldg. an apt
Of 1 room, reception hall, kitchen and
bath, only $1,000 cash required and easy
terms like rent. Exclusive agent, ED
MUND J. FLYNN (authority on co-opera-
tive plan since 1920--responsfble for most
of Washington's more than so cooperative
apt. bldgs.). woodward Bldg, RE. 1918.
POSSESSION BY OWNER bedrooms
Venetian blinds; very convenient and re-
stricted: substantial down payment, bal
ance like rent. 66 N. Y. ave. NV, Apt 3o3
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ROOMS WANTED.

perateiy needed by servicemen and vet
please call AMERICAN WoMEN's VoLUN-
TARY SERVICES, Mon. through Friday
from 10 am. to pm. at Ex. 5433. -12
ROOM for employed mother with day care
for child, q Ludlow 2623 after $50. IL
REFINED BUSINESSMAN desires a nice
single room. close to 14th and Park I'd.
NV. CO. 4544.
CoLokED COUPLE wants unfurnished
housekeeping rooms. MRS. BANKS, ME
0g29 after 6.
COLoRED-~MRs. ROSA wEEMs needs an
unfurniShed room to rent by June 10,
please: cooking and laundry, please. 1906
COLoRED-CoUPLE and child. age O.
wish room with PRIVILEGES Ii. 62SS.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ness people. single. double, triple; new
NEM menus feW
specializing in good food and service;
attractive rates; switchboard service. 1712
vAcANcY Ssi nv n.Nil Close in Clarendon. good
transp.; excellent meals. Glebe 21o6;
1909 18th N.w.-Attractive single, dble
and share rm., select clientele: near down
town: excel. meals: reasonable. MI. 2740
ONE LGE. TRIPLE RM. on first f.. one
to share for men in 2 double rms: nr. r
st. on New Hampshire; meals optional
GiRLsMRoom to share with / other girl;
sLAUoHTEa's, 1927 lsth st. NV. lnr
1896 BILTMoRE ST. N.w.-Nice dble: rm
young" people: excel. food end transp.,
DouRhE aIAe CORNER S'slssEsS' FRoNT-Niceiy fur
nished, clean home. near Transportation;
excellent meals, employed people; re
271o BLAIR RD.. II block Ga. and Alaska
bus; / master room for 3. private bath and
slful lfu surroundings, nne food. sH. 33l7,
ssii wooDLEY rL. NV. vicinity ware ward
l SINGLE, ALSO DOUBLES and triples,
now available: excellent home-cooked
meals; walking distance to business: also
bus and streetcsr service. Phone NO. 4095.
BEVERLY HALL, a2nd and Mass. ave. NV,
in dbie, and triple rms. with pvt. bath;
Ms ses is5s Ssfk T. NJ sas 9ssst few vacancies f.,
rms: . excellent meals Nj. 5774. Mis
2013 MASS; AvE-Vacancies for refined
homes: large, airy. cool rooms We are
ssEGls.M cIUs MAoS Sc FPS iass New Hampshire AZ.
n.w-Wash, most exclusive suesthouse
has vacancy for girls or married couple;
s,s also one girl M fer rs Msemisingie room; delight:
Ph99e h9a Mass MEs !vs SAMpLE No s55e ,;,. J.
nen enH esla dSa1s $50 5wn 6eas masby pvt BATH eTse
sssl.. in DTf1ss. home; at1fn twin ssds s04ssa
AdTTRAcTIyE ROOMS and meals at King.
Smith. School during vacation period $50
a week or S75 month. 1851 N. H. ave.
i$is 18th ST. NV. right at Scot,
water rooms. Rates from s4s to $50 per
Ice Plenty Of baths. Apply In person,
1898 18th ST. N.w.--Nicely furnished
room, elevator; excellent board I2'
36fI I4th ST. N.W,-Open 18th. private
Protestant home. east exposure room, with
elegant board, for young. employed, non
smoking, hish-class woman. co. 1886.
-12
FOUNTAIN COURT, Martha Washington
summer among the trees. For appt, CO.
0294
BRIGHTwooD SECTIoN-Girl to share
n hnma another
girl; twin-beds: unlim. telephone. RA
0595 -12
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ENSNtSSSs fSSNuN0 WIZ SsSeNNNee
VETERANS. starting business, win move
you day or evenings: reasonable rates;
Grating, packing and shipping; light haul
ing speciality. GE. 1851.
VET. VANS OF vA.-An white vet. help,
moving, packing, storage, Grating. shipping.
Fl; 1891. OK lsS4: q ,sWy;;uI EYES; CH ~ s36o
service: furniture moving and hauling;
trunks and baggage. AT. 1858 or FIR, 03S6.
VETERANS = Moving and hauling: S! new
estimates ehssSfglly given M NJ Si's.r. SiSS
trunks to and from depot depot any time; rea-
VETS, WHITE, will move or haul any
thing; day or night. New trucks; expert
NORTHERN MOVING 4 STORAGE CO.
Local drayage, domestic and foreign crat-
ing; inexpensive bus satisfying storage
facilities; daily pickups for long distance,
Florida. Texas, California, Washington
and other States direct by van. 1925 New
York ave ne. AT 9243
EX-GI Moving, packing storage: Will
move your trunk or your house; spec. rates
to veterans JOHN GLOVER, GIL $3.50. 12'
MOVING BY VETERAN of experience with
new truck; careful handling. Call any time:
reasonable rates. MR.. COOK, GIL. 513T.
VETERAN. Just out of the service, will
move or haul ANYTHING, night or day: no
Job too little. EARLE, ME. 5S19. 15s
EDELMAN'S MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates. will accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving, stor-
age; local. long dist. moving ia. 2937
Evening star., 1947-06-10
HOUSES UNFURkisHED.

NEW DETACHED Groom. 3-bedroom: Ice.
lot, Georgia ave extended. Silver Spring;
rent S125 month, one year advance rent
required; two-year lease, immediate pos
session Boy 254-K, Star 10s
AVAILABLE. AUGUST I5-Modern story.
3 bedrm., 2 baths, lovely recreation room,
fenced-in back yard. In Arlington. Va. Box
Evening star., 1947-06-10
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING THURS. FOR LITTLE ROCK via
Memphis: share expenses, returning, 10
days MI 0224 IL
NAVY WIFE and son want ride to Iowa
June l2th-13th, with LADY or couple;
share expenses. Box 2SS-K. Star. IL
WANT RIDE TO MINNEAPOLIS or vicinity.
Can drive: references exchanged Can
OCEAN CITY, Rehobeth and Bethany
Beach; trips daily, new car; make reser-
ystions now. AT. 1855.
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

SHTEP FOR SALE. 10. $3.50. IL
SADDLE, Plants ton style: very comfort
sSie never used; would please PAD
sSSS-HoRSEr TRAILER, service anywhere,
any time. wINCRoFT. 6o7 st NV,
seszubllc So12-529a To- os,o
40, 5000 Brooks rd.. Capitol hgts-, Md.
1o~S-R III
Evening star., 1947-06-10
POULTRY and EGGS

B3BY PHEAsANTS and pheasant hatching
eFes for sale, Phone Vienna (Va.l l3l-
JAMES FEED STORE. 6Ia st. NV,
NE ncs9-Baby chicks. feed and poultry
? Ma PtJIyORuM controlled New Hamp-
SStvvpee chinks: S1a.50 per 100: always
hS:ne O. G. MAXWELL, Defense hwy
Tenham, Nd HY. 022G. tx
Evening star., 1947-06-10
APIS. EuRN. AND uNruRN.

ATTRACTIVE MODERN s-RM. APT. in ex-
chaGe for part-tfme help on small country
place. Woman must be good plain cook;
man have some farm experience: salary
and products from farm included: no small
children; 16 mi. from p. c. in Va. Falls
si3s "a. AVE. N.w.-Refined married
couples: one room and kitchen, $40; 2
rooms and kitchen. $3.50; Ink. ME.
Evening star., 1947-06-10
ROOMS FURNisHEp-s.E. and s.w.

RI6 G ST SE-Conv transp. nicely furn.,
newly decor dble bedrm., next bath. in
clean home: refined cple. FR. 1912. ia
LARGE double room .or couple, next bath;
very cony. bus service. Call LU. DILL
liz @ ST. E.E.-Lse, double rm,- 4
windows, twin bedA next 70 bath; S4g .
me nth. TR. 1908. liz
Evening star., 1947-06-10
: APARTMENTs ExCHANGED.

I'M. KIT, BATH. 7th floor. elevator,
dren}. Box ss5-K. Star. y
WISH. TO EXCHANGE 3-rm. apt. In
BALTIMORE 2 miles from Glenn L. Mar
tins, for 3 or rm. apt. in Washington.
bet. now and June 80. Eox 273-K. Star.
WASH. D. C. FOR PHILA,-Modern i or
= bedroom apt. for similar in PhiiA. Box
249-K Star los
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ROOMS FuRNisHED-Northwest

SIS ST. N.W.-Clean. nicely furn. rms.
Rg s. ssa 10 nag & per person loss
HOTEL EMERY. 1879 G eT. NV, two
blks. west o. White House-Eo increase in
50 so to S4: elevator: room phenes and
24-hour switchboard service. RE. 1912.
Evening star., 1947-06-10
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

REFINED JEWISH GIRL desires board
and room with private family. Box 269-K K,
Star IL
REFINED WOMAN desires room and
board. RA. 0295
Evening star., 1947-06-10
COOPERATIVE ApTs. WANTED.

: OR ROOMS, Kitchen and bath: down
town loc.; man and wife; no children or
pets; cash pay, bal. in notes: good refs.
Phone after $50 pm, Elk. 1881. 23'
Evening star., 1947-06-10
RooMs FURNlsHED-MD. and VA.

334 GARLAND AVE, Tekoma Park
Single or double rm.. kitchen privs.; no
smoking 81. 1908 or 81: 7092. 10
ONE LGE FURNISHED RM. for gentleman,
unlimited phone; close to Pentaron: $50
oSE one 66uiBGE RIM. with adjoining sitting
rm. large closets. 2 Girls. unlimited
phone, laundry priyileses: close to Penta-
INGroN-Attractively furn. room,
private home; " block to bus. cH. 264s.
silver sPRfNG-unusuaily attractive
front room for young lady; blocks from
shopping center; S35. SH. 2795.
ARLINGTON-One well-furnished room,
hot plate, shower. twin beds; private
ARLINGTON-Large flrn rm, cooking
couple preferred; $50 mo. CH. 2593. -12
NEAR BETHESDA-Large. comfortable
room. private home. Bus and train.
Breakfast II desired; references required;
gentleman. Box 2s6-K. Star. IL
ARIINGT0N-THo nicely furn rms, one
double and one single. Call after 6 pm,
OK. 25s9, $40 No. Jefferson st. I'll
1925 WILSON BLVD, Arlingtcn-Larve
cool room. 2 gentlemen or employed couple.
No drinking. Rent reasonable. Bus at
ALExANDRIA-Furnis bedrm.. kit and
laundry privileges for ccngegnial young
employed couple. Alex. 1856. liz
Evening star., 1947-06-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT,
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BULLDOZER, s6h-yard pan and expel
oper ator with or without pan. MR.. BONI
Evening star., 1947-06-10
APARTMENT SITES.
MOVING. PACKING snd sTokAGI

BUILDERS. ATTENTIoN-11 acres in Ar
lington, suitable for apartments. buy now,
settle January /, 194s. OK. 0033. I'll
Evening star., 1947-06-10
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES FOR sALE-Norhwe.t.

FOR RENT OR SALE-Large s-bedrm
four-bsth house in Georgetown. 70
further information. call NO. 2121. IL
Evening star., 1947-06-10
ROOMS EuRN.-S.E. s.W. Gent

137 18th ST. g. sk-Nice rnn on End floor.
married employed couple: light cookinr
priviisses II desired: $40 mo. for 2.
BIZ. Lincoln Pk. on car 40. Apply after 5
issa @ y soUTM tfi cARoLfNA AVE. sE-Bed-
room, private home. new metal furn, /;
conv transp. DI. goo, Ext. 2491, TO b;
thereafter. LU. 843T. LIZ
ii 18th ST. S.E.-Nicely fnrn. rm. next
to bath and shower. c.hw.:. eyerythinE
furnished; cony. to car and bus; gentle-
man only FIR S773. LIZ
Sol B ST. S.E.-Lse front rn.. twin beds.
inner-sprinE mattresses. e.h.w.; private
home; near transp. FIR. 1852.
men pref. FIR. 2965. TO 9 !. m IL.
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Continued on Next Psss.l
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-09-25
Students Are Urged To
Take Part In Program

The Navy announced recently
that the second nationwide COM
petitive examination for its college
training program has been sched-
uled for December Is, 1947 and will
be open to high school seniors and
graduates within the age require
ments. Successful candidates will be
given four year college education
at government expense and will be
commissioned as officers of the
Navy or Marine Corps upon gradu-
alton.
Gilbert w. Weekley, principal of
the Caldwell schools and H. c. Sc
crest, county superintendent of
schools, are acting as the Navy's To-
cal civilian representatives and ap-
plications may be secured from
either of these officials.
Specific information about the
program, including the time and
place of the competitive examina-
ton, the method of making applica-
ton and the specific age and schol-
astic qualifications may be secured
from Principal Weekley or Superin-
tendent Secrest.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-09-25
tROOKsv1LLE CERAMICS with

seven seniors on the starting team,
all back from last year, will no
doubt give New Concord and Rose
vile a run for the title this year.
Four juniors round out the squad,
but Captain Joe Wilson, speedy end,
and halfback Freriks are the driving
punch of the team. The GAINESVILLE
News last week carried big pic
ture of the Crooksville team with
the warning Look Out Caldwell,
the Ceramics are coming your way"
Coach Ramsey gave his boys some
good advice though: Its not the dog
in the fight, but the fight in the
dog"
SEVERAL REDSKINS were suffer-
ing from lime burns sustained in the
Parkersburg game, and as a result
were not exactly up to par. Most
serious was Tuffy Ttilton, while also
affected were Ferguson, Bigley, and
Merry. All these boys, however, saw
action in the game.
SHORTS-New red satin football
pants have arrived but will not be
worn until the new jerseys are re-
ceiVed. These will be all-American
style =. Luke Young served as the
game captain against Crooksville
Whitley Frederickson suffered a
cracked collar bone and will be out
for while . Benny Fowler and
George Christopher are the boys
handling the chain and down mark
er for the home games "Dink'
Potts can be seen shooting pictures
from the top of the transformer shed
while occasionally flash bulb goes
off along the sidelines The Fash
ion Shop featured another football
display last week Wood ano
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-09-25
INTO NEW HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. John West, sister,
Ellen, have moved into their new
home on Spruce street, the former
Mary McAtee property and sold by
John Ijams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herschel Jordan,
who have resided for several years
on a farm south of Caldwell, will
move into the Bates property on
North street, vacated by the West
family. Mr.. Jordan is owner of the
Jordan store on Main street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-09-25

down, TT after the Electrics had
lead TO at the half and 7-6 midway
in the final quarter. Other games
this week find Roseville at New Lex
McConnelsville at Glouster and
New Concord at Croksville.
NEW CONCORD and Crooksville
take their place at the head of the
league standings this week, both
turning in first round victories. The
Muskies flashed plenty of power to
sink defending champs New Lex
26-12. Philo tuned up for Caldwell
by spanking a etter-than-average
Glouster eleven 1910 in the other
league encounter. Roseville, mean
while, downed Dresden 1870, and
McConnelsville topped Parkersburg
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-09-25

fourth 80. Albany came through Az
in the fifth, but Scranton pounded
out an l1-3 victory in the sixth to
send the series into the seventh
game. Albany now meets Utica in
the finals for the championship.
During the playoffs, Stan Mazgay
batted .311 getting nine hits in 27
times at bat, scored seven runs and
batted in seven more, to lead in all
three departments His extra base
hits included home run, triple, and
two doubles.
MAZGAY got many favorable COM
ments from sports writers during
the series including the following
"Stan Mazgay's home run brought
the 5000 fans to their feet in the
fifth inning. 1t was a line drive-a
terrific smaSh-and for a moment it
was feared the ball would not clear
the left field barrier as it never
rose high, but it got over with plenty
to spare and was still going straight
when it did. Mazgay took two called
strikes, then ball and put the wood
to the next pitch, driving the bail
on a line over the left field wall to
score behind Barnhart with what
proved to be the winning run. An
inning previously, Mazgay made a
corking good gloved hand catch of
Droyo's liner"
stan Mazgay is one the greatest
hustlers in the league and he played
good ball throughout the regular
seaSer "A weak arm is his only
drawback. Although he failed to
finish the season with a 800 average
he hit the ball as we'll throughout
the season as any man in the league.
He was not lucky hitter. You could
not begin to count the number of
line drives he hit for outs"
BERWICK HOTEL defeated Cald-
wells bowling team in three games
at Cambridge Monday night win
ming the first game 737-736, taking
the second in an extra frame 776-
IT'S after the regular game ended in
tie, and wining the third 753-734.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-09-25
ATTENDS MEETING

State Forester o. A. Alderman,
of Wooster, headed a group of near
ly 100 foresters and members of the
Ohio Forestry Association at the
Hollow Lodge, Tuesday, for their
annual two day meeting. Attending
from Noble county was J. I. Steiner,
head of the Soil Conservation here.
One of the features of the meet
ing was the presentation of a certi-
ficate of merit to Eugene Morrison,
Ross county farm-forester.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-09-25

Nobody in Our Town is exactly
lazy (even though Pete Swanson's
missus claims he sleeps till seven
AMI. But the hardest working
man of all is Doc Hollister-on
call, morning, noon and night.
Funny thing, Docs favorite pre-
scription to his patients is: You
ought to have fun. The pace of
modern living, even on the farm,
demands some relaxation.
And as Doc says-fun is a per-
sOnal thing. For the missus it may
mean a movie or a good book; for
Dad, a mellow and refreshing glass
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-09-25
EXTRA BASE hits we're as follow

ALBANY SENATOR'S won the first
half playoff in the Eastern league
topping Scranton in the seventh and
final game So. Albany won the
first game 1919, the second 6-5, then
Scranton took the third 8-6, and the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-09-25
EASEMENTS LISTED

Three easements were filed the
past week at the office of Recorder
J. o. Mcdonald, all to the Ohio
Power company. They included:
Homer B. Moore, Donald and Mar
tha Hannahs, Jesse and Ijora Clark,
all of Marion township.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-09-25

DGBlIlIllIlB at 4.UU
p. m. Philo beat
Glouster last
week 1910 for
their only game
of the season.
Last year the
Redskins beat
Philo by virtue
of Tilton's last
minute touch
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-09-25
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
KILL IT* FOR 35c.
M ONE unUTD

If not pleased your money back. Ask
any druggist for this STRONG fungicide
TE-OL. Made with 90Go alcohol, it
PENETRATES. Reaches and kills MORE
germs ON CONTACT Today at
RALSTON'S DRUG STORE
Caldwell, Ohio
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-09-25
Starting Lineups:

Scoring - Touchdowns - Frer-
iks 2, Wilson 2, Gibbs l. Points
Wilson (pass), Hoops (placemenD.
Caldwell Substitutes Tilton,
Riski, Christopher, ]. Potts, D.
Woodford.
Officials-Kirke, Cambridge and
Richards, Marietta. 4.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-09-25
SH O RTS
By LONG

@-THE REDSKINS, still seeking
their first victory of the year, move
into Philo on Friday afternoon for
league game with the Electrics
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-09-25
RUYS HOME

BUYS HUME
Mr.. and Mrs. George Craft, Fair
ground street, have purchased the
Homer Treadway property in Cald-
well and possession will be given
in the near future. Mr.. and Mrs.
Treadway are now making their
home in Canton
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Yontz, North
street, purchased the Craft property
two months ago.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-09-25

Ramsey have two-way army phone
hooked up from the band stand to
the players bench, so Wood can act
as spotter, Cecil Isbell style
Photos of the team were taken some
time ago by Teters Studio and are
available at his studio new man.
ayers for the football team are Paul
SariSky, William Baranchik and
Leonard Minyo.
BOTH BANDS presented halftime
shows for the spectators with fire
works being set off in between per
formances. According to Director
Wood, the band will accompany the
team to all games played away from
home this season. Saturday night
they proved they could still do
straight marching as we'll as the
boogie-woogie, by coping first prize
at Barnesville's fireman festival.
Nine bands competed.
A DANCE held in the VIEW rooms
following the game, was largely at
tended by the younger set Compris-
ing the orchestra were Georgianna
Rice at the piano, Bud RaIston on
the drums, Bill Archer and his trum-
pet, Julia McGregor on the Saxo-
phone, and Professor" Wood slap
ping the base. Dorothy Wycoff was
vocalist.
CALDWELL MERCHANTS, under
the management of Howard DeVol,
won IL games during the season,
lost seven and tied one Complete
scores are as follows.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-09-25
From where | sit e. by Joe Marsh
We All Need Fun!
H9VertitemeHt

of beer; and for the kids, parcheesi
or the radio. Doesn't mean every
body has to like the same thing
so long as they relax, have fun, to-
gether, in the home.
Doc doesn't have much time him
self. After a hard day, he'll relax
before the fire with a glass of beer
and wait for the phone to ring
again. And from where l sit, Doc
deserves each well-earned minute
of that relaxation.
9e M"As