davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-09-22
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT for accounting ONCE, young
bE sos in ,or ana
ALTERATION. HANDS. for women's ap-
parel; must be experienced; 5-day; 40
hour week; 2og discount on pureIhasssss ss
BURGH g. BRO, 7th, sth and SITS. NV.
ROOM MANAGER and ftter
modern, daylight. air-conditioned workrm.
ssaS' Aepy Egs1E oBossEIf s0eS Co.
AssEMsLERs, ages as-ss. for electronic
factory work residence of this area pre-
ferred Excellent working conditions; 40
Vile Vile rd', MONTGOMERY His. silver Spring,
ASSISTANT pIET1TIAN for local hospital;
must be graduate. experience not nsces-
isa BAkEkSH SH SALES GIRLS, Girls part time. after
noon, ewes. and week ends. HAYWOOD
E4. BAKERY oSs 1909 Varnum st. Mt. RAINIER
BEAUTICIAN, expert on updos excel.
salary plus comm; BARRETT PARKER,
sfAGficiAs. espef saee fpfsa s sround operator
ss,sEy seed Hasa saa eG BOZ Bah sessHn sssf near
eoIditionsd shop; good hours top salary.
beauty 81 GTS' OPERATOR, 5-day wk.: nice
shop 500 sood salary Phone CO. 1853 al and
BEAUTY OPERAToR-5-dsy week; salary
and commission, Apply AIMS BEAUTY
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced. full or
salon. DU. 1865 or sH. 1866. -23
BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted in modern.
Sunday VI. 9s42 weekdays. GRAHAM'S
BEAUTY SALON, 1902 Pa. ave. Sc. .-22
BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted. Apply
ALIcE's BEAUTY SALON. 115 Kennedy
St st NV nv RI apES.4ops 5se4 .nsr on,v ni:.
ant Bethesda salon: good hours and finan-
cial opportunity; WI, As43, -23
ONCE; must be good typist permanent
Reply in confidence until after interview.
RookKEEPER AND TYPIsT to handle
complete set of double entry books and
to post general ledger. BANKERS MU-
TUAL INSURANCE CO.. 401 Earle Bldg.
18th and sts. NV. -23
BOOKKEEPING machine operator, expert
enced ~ c. R., No. 1000; permanent posi-
ton with established concern. See MR..
WILKINS, Edmar Bldg, 702 II st. NV,
third floor. --27
Evening star., 1947-09-22
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN over 8 for dental labor tory
desirous Of learning mechanical dentistry:
Permansns. n 5-day week. Apply second
YOUNG MEN, 1885. are needed by air:
SGSTE S6NTEAI MA KADIo o1s scHooLs s.. - 20,
day ts start sS,,,T Room as4; Bond Bldg; -as
son.iy Known Company %hie6 oeIs M,n ne ae
curity and opportunity to young man.
21-2s years. college education or eauiva..
len Lent sioo as sagsd s salsS representative Can
BUHDiNG AND IoANsassociation wants
fbs young man az as teller and clerk betyssn
graduate: good OPPORTUNITY: 5-day week.
Apply in own handwriting, Box 99-H
4 PERMANENT POSITION is available in
our linen supply sales force for young
man from 25-:t5 years Of age. This is
fine opportnnity for a man who enjoys
put not necessary. Apply $50 am, ELITE
o a5s +! Cash
OF age, high school graduates, to train as
service men; single men only; perm. posi-
tlons and steady advancements to those
EXCEfTioNAi. OPPORrUSiTY for good
ranio % salesms sn-Distributor. with fastest
needs aggressive man for Washington and
vicinity. Do not apply unless you know
radio and have following among the
merchants in this territory. Drawing ac-
count and expenses against commission
Phone or write GEORGE ROSEN g. CO,
INC, 40 Hopkins pl., Baltimore. Md, Lex
lngton 3l61. 22s
TOP SALARY. experienced service sta
tion attendants. Must furnished Al refer
enceS. PL. 1889. 22s
available in the claim dept of a well-known
insurance company. Legal training desir-
able Graduate or under graduate). but not
man selected will be placed in our local
claims ONCE for training where he will
work is interesting and the future bright
for rapid advancement Please give full
BACKGROUND information to arrange for
GOOD TAILORING and bushelmen.
Apply 515 18th St INV. -22
Evening star., 1947-09-22
G SHORTHAND. nar

TYPIST, accurate, for permanent, respon-
sible position in nationally established in
ability; attractive hours. paid vacation and
TYPfsT. iYPiHsf 0ss general ONCE With small real
ss1s sn q ana sr sn1ns ef e
TYPisr, colored, age between $3.50: must
piy in own handwriting. Boy 21s-E; Star
TYPISTS for temporary work. or days
a week: hours. to 8; work will last aps ars
lsn,iss apnis Mf HoSsE AND
FURNITURE Co, 9Ol TIN st. NV: p
EEiS1 ;ss 81 sss meal; S :ss Se' cs :f sfS
TYPIsT. 5-day week; 2oae discount on all
S3F ktsh T4Ss s9 must nss.
and make good appearance, age 25 to 80;
switchboard. previous switchboard experi-
nSi Mss sssSn ssas CA
WAITRESS WANTED. $50 xk; no sunday
work. Apply in person, 1875 h st. NV.
MATTRESSES Experienced in in
sea food Apply KING OF THE SEA RES re-
s nss. eGae sppearsnee awe
serving cocktails. wines. and dinners In
first-class restaurant or hotel, hours IL 10
3 lunch, 5 to 10 dinner. Apply in person
Monday afternoon. NAPoLEONS Restau-
rant, 2649 Conn. ave. NV.
WAITRESS, split shift 9 days Q week:
experienced Apply MICHEL s. 1920 Yer
mont ave RE. 1855. -
WAITRESS and also checkroom girl. Call
between IL and 5, FIESTA RESTAURANT
1925 K st. NV, Mr. ouing. -22
person: must have refs; for private club:
no SUNS: no hotels or restaurants; expect
cooperation: any one not having tnese
interview. 81. aisa. .-27
WOMAN. white between ages OF 20 and
so to train as manager OF retail csndy
store. Box 473-E. Star. -23
YOUNG LADY, with pleasing personality
20 yrs. OLD or over. as hostess In dining
rm.: some typing. no Sunday WORK. hpp.s
Evening star., 1947-09-22
SAlESAEN

SALESMEN--We neeQ . young men to sell
specialty goods that are in great demand;
prefer men who have had good record
in outside door to door or similar type of
selling, although on this jos we furnish
leads: lea = liberal salary SALARY and commission. See
statesmen and sales managers with carsl
Metalcrsft Corp. opening local
district Office Oct. | has openings for sew
less cookware Call WILLIAM CURTIs,
TW. s04b. to make appt. for interview.
Statesmen are making 800 a week and
more selling nationally advertised COM
modities that are necessary and have
real merit and appeal to home owners:
opportunity for, sales MANAGER. See Mr..
ssss 6 as %s.H1s' or phone MI 4s foa
EXCEL. Earnings can be made by man
who is willing to work and follow instruc-
sary: viii train. DAY BROS. Telephone
Nj PasHrson 14 Ho otS $780, - . s
lumber, mills with direct from factory
complete lines of paint builders hard
ware. ware. tools and general hardware items:
commission basis; earning possibilities far
above average. with bonus arrangement:
erse With b5t eSpsrsass na and m l na
between Gil and 3-5S for appointment.
OPENING UP MARYLAND; District and vir;
COOKING utensils, need distributors. Field
distributors. cookware men, It would pay
to Sss '9s Box sV WE st.y oD
sALEsMEN-We have recently release a
new product for distribution in the Wash
Of a few men % over % years Years Of Of age s. who
want to earn $50 or more per week from
the start; For personal Interview, see
exper:. for mems furnishings
dept dept t exeeLlent salary, permanent, MU-
sALEsMEN-T you have a proven sales
record yon need not know our line. we
naye nay pr proven opsner @ al and closer which xs
washers. to cordless irons. Salary and
TRTcT HARDWARE Co. CO. ai4e-4s st.
USED CAR BUYERS with privilege to sell
Very attractive financial deal to active
aggresslve men with. ability. Give full
ss ons *
tens tens II largest stss and Oldest dealers. Box
STORM WINDOW sALEsMEN-F. c.
hs essrnnss Mss from on1 sept Dass ase
made possible by our training methods arG
Americas newest fastest-seiling wea.ne,
ceives the highest percentage Of eomnils-
sions in the business. We back them with
15 branch Offices and our own factory.
with ample facilities for installation and
seryice. Men with or without cxper. will
CAN WEATHER WINDOWS. NC. rs 17tb
st W.. tiie floor -23
Statesmen, for direct selling of the most
modern and unique hons electric appliance
Apply MASoN-KIRBY CO., Room 20, End
floor. 1929 L st. NV IA
statesmen. experienced only. wanted by
leading clothing. store to sell mems cloth
irg;. must be high-pressure and willing
worker: salary. S100 per week; perma-
nent position: all replies confidential. Box
307-E, Star. -23
Evening star., 1947-09-22
HELP MEN end WOMEN.

AND TAlLORING-Wanted
at once, Steady job. salary on percentage
bass. BASS Apply 554o Conn. ave. NV Wo.
experienced. familiar with
National Cash Register and posting ma
salary. Sl15 to start. Cali MISS suLLI-
COUPLE. man to handle livestock and gar
ern cottage. furnished, located main high
way. about 40 miles from WASHINGTON
Reply, giving qualifications and salary ex-
pected wiz arrange for appointment.
coiUPLE. white 5taf' or colored: man to serve
and do housework, wife laundry and cook,
A.: good salary; recent local references.
FOUNTAIN HELP.Experience preferred,
forms furnished and laundried free. OPP
portunity for advancement: pleasant work
FEES pKSG aRBy NJ 'ya ptG
FURSiTTURE REPA1RMAN. payroll clerk,
sas clerk sHrtsT E ,a
mel 'tS ONCE. betWeen s-s daily. ''1O' Mss
sSs9 n own 1 hsndsrItins s. sivins ss: snd
M3f Rse s.a Experienced Only
sGSf zsToR flsFE tn fhanse fsf nw
gardner, familiar with shruDbery and misc.
outside work around the house. Woman
must be excel. cook. exper housekeeper
intelligent and neat and capable of man
aging part-time colored woman to assist
her. Pleasant working cond., excel. liv.
quarters, good salary and transp. Both
must have past eXper., good refs: must be
sober. reliable and steady workers. II
YOU cannot fulfill these requirements do
not apply. Call MR.. SANDERS. MI. 2400.
EMPLOYMENT. ambitious
women and men. no eXper. REQ. Can make
from S50-Sl0O weekly: no age limit: full
or Or, part SIi tilns Apply s@9 ST. n.w.s see
your own boss, uniim-
tied opportunity, MR.. PACK, sH. 5i49
TALENT, ALL TYPES!-For radio, teievi-
sion programs; recording for sponsor audi
ton file at artist cost; RE, 1884: 25'
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION If you sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera ,programs;
opportunity for serious members. No
charge Give voice and phone number.
Box 369-K. Star.
Evening star., 1947-09-22
HELP DohAESTic.

sSsss S}ss Fesuired 9t1sr help. sssI Brandy
COOK. GG,Haw.M. M' whits iaas' or colored, exp.-
sieneed; s,a6 good s9ok; refs, required; live in;
ccUrnE a8 r. OR NJ. aiRhs-Exp.r.. isa reliable. sG
family; fond of children; live in. OR.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK (white>. live in,
ss5 per yk. 73oa Hampden lane. Be:
'Gsfsae GfSERAI Md HousE%oRk Gb ss1 plain coosns;
fGsS SEW fah EN- eoossd Gss
Joining private homes, two children each.
Bendix; one hour N. Y. c.; day of to.
s TstheT; private rooms and baths sleep in
phone number if any. write HrA TAoRNToa RfS1SoSi
UTZ. Greenacre Lane. Westport, Conn,
These are two good Jobs for two good girla.
G.H;W., $40 week, live in: Bendix washing
machine and mangle: must like children
ayssy msss haRs aRsr end ref. fssrz R 0esE ss Sun @
ggsrr wk z ISgS ss45 Eastern ave. Tsksms
G.H:w. AND COOKING. experienced. re.
liable woman: live in family of 2, 1 child;
referenees 6 essential: salary, 500 per mo.
GIRL, shw.: fond of children: live in;
other steady help employed; recent locsi
GIRL age 20 to VS.. IS. to Na Care 1907 for children
1t6sF i6s o hsP i5vs smDi0Tsd ~ so week .%p'
for light housework; good pay; Apply IN
sSus&wGHkEn Rvss ss2 E1 Hgrst 9 days GogF Rgi
MAID, L,ino settled 80 to 40 years. to live in:
ana bath; good cook, no Laundry; fond
of children; dependable and intelligent:
sssent sss TeaP local refs None other need aggy
MAID. general housework and plain cook
ing; live in; room and shower In base
ment. 1871 Holly st. NV. ia. 22ss.
MAID. SEQ wk;, live in. care Of children
and upstairs cleaning: other help; refer:
MAID eooyed over ss 81 mast mM t. expert
upstairs y IN" % bath ard so fadie s,GS as1o lstS S
MAN AND WIFE, colored or white. for
country estate: man must be capable gard
nstsde ns a%sr Wo4H Th ips and ms
must be excel cook. exper housekeeper,
intelligent and neat and capable of man
her; pleasant working cond., Excel liv;
quarters, good salary and trans; both must
ass WORKERS as mqi you Ds ss
sSSP S5Rxr SS.
card AID. 5962 pa
NURSEMAID. colored, over 30. for infant
and 3-yr. girl, g.h.w.: no diapers: cook
plain dinner for employed parents; 7:30
to 8, Mon; through Fri; live out. Must
hSoe mon regent .S D. c; reference EN-; s1ls;
light housework; other help; live In; $50
Mk;i; health card ana ref. sH. 27O6. "a
Did. light duties. exper: Me. 0eos. 80
WOMAN. colored, neat, of duiet habits,
for .g.h.w: must be good, plain cook;
comfortable apt. rm., live in; one per-
son only in family: refs. Box 449-E.
Star. -23
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN for doctors
nome in country to help with housework,
in; S100 mo-; adequate time of: pleasant
upstairs room. Phone Vienna 155-J. or
write MRS. A. PREECE, RID 8, Herndon.
Va %
YOUNG WOMAN, colored, to care for 2-yr.
boy, Saturday and Sunday, and be gener-
ally helpful; references; 81 per day.
Evening star., 1947-09-22
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
part time, tax returns prepared, state
sHfs sfSDHS4 in os ss yea
yrs. exper, genl. of. work; prefer CON
nection with c;p.a,; avail. pm. Sat all
ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, kept,
ments; aenoi,IT prompt' sHp reas. sH. 1854. 23.
closed. audited; financial reports taxes;
RECOUNT Sfe%S Sik compet.
hccoUNTANST-BooKkEEEPER,, public and
private. exper.. capable Of assuming COM
ssed r Box SR Star pos with
ACCOUNTING STUDENT. senior year. part
FINAL yEAR aeGr sSs SeH Sss desire.
am. or eve. work. DE o22a, after 9 pm.
BooKKEEpER-oFFrcE MGR. competent.
efieient; 20 yrs accounting experience. in"
operation. Phone dreen5elt soss. "a:
sirss position With national trade sssocis-
ts2n h8E tsia white. BE p..
ess Psl''asi Ask for M Hp& Rf6R' ss'ss: sasS
cHEF-COoK, experienced, with or Without
eo.IEGr COLL SgS Il stndyins a
desires psrt-tme part in r werk e. as clerk or book boo
cossTR6eT1oN eesssI RST OH sSPEkvrsoR well .x-
commercial of ali kinds; also houses
an am available for sn offer at once. BOX
EDDiToRixL WORKER. long exp. in news
paper and G9vt oT s0rk Is avsa6ls
LAW STUDENT, engineering degree, Ia
years in charge of personnel, desires posi-
si0n q ! in u afternoons or evenings. NO. 1sss' 1s
MAN, colored, wants lob as janitor. NO.
MGR; n ,,. CLUE STEWARD, thor thoroughly y; T.ii..
MEcHaNIcAL ENGINEER, 3 year. Nav,
maehdns desian. layout, drafting. =, BOX
Ps1HT Parry scr GHrEF-ropo CRAFTSMAN, =
Esf eE9s 'ns f1os4asaf co GSSs
sas.b. foT s
aa SRAsk
isiN kEriREb EHEhSESMstEE' MALE "a Gov. WORKER. vas
held responsible position, must have work
any KIND such as
lob: excellent refs; moderate salary. fsie-
sHof s4oRE MxsaEkk ss now employed
by local chain. desirious of making change:
interested in solid proposition: best refs
STUDENT desires part time job; has 81
s s soPs soa S1nf sG sss s9d
TUTOR high sehool math and d scenee:
w, T. LAWRENCE. DE. 979S. "a
VETERAN. 26. desires outside position:
lent mechanical and college background.
Write or call L.. B. DREsBoLD. GE. 9lb2
VETERAN, 23, experienced in tipping. filing
invoicing and some bookkeeping. desires
position with established nrm. References.
Box 144-H. Star. 23'
4439 Falls terrace sc. Phone TW lS7l.
WINDOW TRIMMER, shoes; interested in
full-time Job only, now employed as mar
ager and window trimmer BY local chain.
/ WANT JOB as night watchman: years'
experience. age 45, NE. 1888 s22 S55th
personnel position de-
sired IA years experience. Best refer
ences Call TO. 1867. 22
WANTED, By an experienced colo1sd man.
a night job at IL O'Clock until o'clock
in The morning. BOX 166-H, Star. %
Evening star., 1947-09-22
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING CLERK. assistant book
keeper, receptionist and gen. once work;
ALTERATIONS AND PLAIN SEWING IN
ASST, BKKPR.. once mgr. mature, at
tractiye, conscientious lady. accurate with
figures, 20 years business expr. once ana
personnel Box 174-H, Star. 22'
BOOKKEEPER double entry), some typ-
ing; knowledge of all-around once routine.
Cali GIL. 1929 before 10 am. Mon. through
Fridav HELEN 25s
BoOKKEEPER, long diversified experience.
trial balance, payroll. good education, seeks
responsible position. Taylor 2606. 22.
sires permanent Job Call .HO. 2340.
exper., desires psrt-tims
once work Am. TO l p.m., Monday
thTu Friday. EN-. 1895 22'
COMPANION or housekseper to elderly
couple: middle white woman. Call
MI 607a.
(Oonitnued eu Next Paes.S
Evening star., 1947-09-22
RADIO SALESMAN. excellent st

afy: muSC be eXptTlenCed.
CO., 400 1lth st. NV.
RADIO service man with
full time, excellent working c
pay. Apply G05 Kennedy 81
TIA. 5000.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-27
Ohio Legislature
In Session Dec. 3

Gov. Thomas J. Herbert has sum-
moned a special session of the leg
isIature for Wednesday, Dec. 3, to
consider a nine point program in
Guiding an appropriation of $4,000
900 to aid in payment of the World
War II veterans bonus.
Noble county will be represented
at this special session by Rep.
George c. PhiIpot, of Summerfield.
Herbert said he took the bonus
action to delay the necessity of a
state tax on all taxable property
and to relieve the taxpayers of the
immediate financial burden.
Herbert said he would also ask
the general assembly to repeal the
present one-cent a gallon liquid fuel
tax and increase the present three
cent gasoline tax to four cents. The
shift would involve the loss of about
81 100000 in state revenues annual
1v
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-27
Big Leak May Start
When Costs Are High

Records of cash operating ex-
penses on Ohio farms indicate some
points where profit leaks might oc-
cur unless the farm owner keeps
close watch of the values obtained
for the money spent The largest
single item of expense on group of
SO general livestock farms in 1946
was an average feed bill of $1,291
per farm.
Rural economists at Ohio State
University say the amount of money
spent for feed is not as important as
the return obtained from each dol
lars worth bought In the group of
so farms, the 10 with the highest
average net income ran their an
nuaI feed bills up to an average of
$1,754 for each farm.
The economists point out that if
a profit can be made on an invest
ment the profit will be increased
if the investment is increased. The
ten high farms got back $1.64 in
livestock Aproducts for each $1.00
spent for feed The ten low farms in
the group of so had a return of
$1.35 for each $1.00 spent for feed.
The difference in returns might
be due to variations in the farmers
skill in feeding and handling live
stock, or it might be caused by diff
ferences in productiveness of the
livestock kept. Careful farm man
ayers are likely to Gull out animals
which have passed their peak and
also younger ones which never will
be good producers.
Another point mentioned by rural
economists in the records for those
so farms is the total amount of feed
used, both home grown and pur-
chased. The value of all feed fed
to productive livestock on the ten
high farms was an average of $8,799
per farm, and the average for the
ten low farms was $3,779.
Home grown feeds are charged
to the livestock at their market
value. Good livestockmen often can
find a better market for home
grown feeds in their own barns and
feed lots than at the nearest market
town; but, even the most expert
feeders of livestock, have to take
a chance on the price they will get
for meat or milk in future months
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-27
Quarterly Conference
To Be Held Dec. IA

The first quarterly conference
under the leadership of DR.. H. w.
Peterson, district superintendent,
will be held in the First Methodist
church, Caldwell, Sunday evening,
December IA, according to an an
nouncement made today by the
pastor, Rev. Glen M. Warner.
All Methodist churches in Noble
county will participate in this con-
ference.
DR.. Peterson is a former pastor
of the local church and was named
district superintendent, following
the sudden death of DR.. Adam
Hunter.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-27
Notice of APPOINTMENT

Estate of Minnie Stallings, deceased
Notice is hereby given that r. E. Tilton
of 637 North 9th Street, Cambridge, Ohio
has been duly appointed Administrator
of the Estate of Minnie Stallings, de-
Ohio
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months or be forever barred.
Dated this 21st day of November, 1947
OTTO POLLING,
Probate Judge of said County
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-27
Christmas Seals
Now In The Mails

Practically every family through
out Noble county is receiving their
Christmas seals this week through
the mail, according to, executive
chairman, George S. Wilson, and the
annual tuberculosis drive is now on.
This year, due to the increase in
the budget for the coming year,
two sheets were sent to each per-
son and all are being urged to use
them as the Christmas season opens.
Christmas seal Sunday was ap-
propriately observed in the various
churches with special announce
ments by the pastors.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-27
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to acknowledge with
grateful appreciation the splendid
support given us by the public at
the dinner and bazaar held in the
dining room of the First Church
of Christ last Wednesday. Also
for the assistance and contribu-
tions rendered by so many of our
friends which helped to make our
efforts a success financially in fell
lowship together.
DELTA ALPHA CLASS.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-27
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Appointment

EsLate OF ulysses S. Lee. Deceased
Notice is hereby given that L. c. Young,
OF Caldwell, Ohio. has been duly APP
pointed Executor of the Estate of Ulysses
S. Lee, deceased. late of Elk township,
Noble County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months or be forever barred
Dated this nth day of November 1947
OTTO POLLING,
Probate Judge of said County
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-27
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks
to the neighborS, the Good Sa-
maritan hospital, ladies that sang,
and the McVay-Schilling Funeral
Home, for their assistance in the
sickness and death of our baby,
Mary Ellen Collins.
MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE
COLLINS AND CAROL SUE.
Caldwell, Ohio, Route 2
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-27

Europe this summer, I find they are
very much apart in their opinions
as to the actual needs of Europe and
the question of what can the United
States spare.
Our supplies are not inexhaustF
ible. The food abundance on which
we have been depending appears.
to be ending-not because farmers
have not been working early and
late to create an abundance, but as
a result of greater home consump-
ton and weather conditions. The
latest figures are that due to drought
in our five major wheat producing
states, if we continue the present
rate of export, we Will be out of
wheat by next June 30th.
A great many people write me
believing we have an inexhaustible
supply of food SO I might suggest
we do not promise too much and
deliver too little"
Recent visitors to my Washington
office were: Floyd G.. and Norma
Newlen, Marietta, and Nellie G.
Kean, Macksburg.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-27
In Washington With
Congressman Griffiths

/ am back again in Washington
for this special session of Congress
which will consider two especially
pertinent questions: What to do
about the rising costs of living here
at home and aid for Europe.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-27
MARRIAGE PERMIT

A marriage permit has been is
sued hv Judge Otto Polling to Robert
Butler, carpenter assistant, Barnes
vile route three and Mary Lois
Harris, Quaker City route four,
bookkeeper.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-27

The president advanced 10 point
program which included price and
wage controls It is my opinion his
requests will not be granted in their
entirety. Those portions of his re-
quest on which there is little con-
troversy could be granted immed-
lately, such a restoration of con-
trolls on consumer credit; restraints
on inflationary bank credit; exten-
sion of authority to regulate trans
portation facilities and extension of
export controls. But, when it comes
to another OPA, too many remem-
Der the empty meat counters and
food scarcities.
There is no doubt that immediate
stop-gap food aid for Europe might
be in order. But, after talking to
scores of Congressman who were in
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-27
FOUND

ON MY FARM a black horse with
white spot on forehead. Joe Nc
Cune, Dexter City, Ohio, Route l.
20pd