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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-26
RUSKO "JET' LETALO
POSTAVILO NOV REKORD

BOSTON, "a. maja - John
Foster, Jr., urednik nekega ca
sopisa "a letalstvo, je danes OBJ
javil vest, da inajo Rusi jet
letalo, XII lahko lett z brzino 66O
mill ma uro, kar znasa 40 mill
ma uro vec kot pa je uradni le-
talski rekord, katerega drzi An
glija.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-26
ROMUNIJA, PODR1AVILA
VSO INDUSTRIJO

BUKAREsTA, rs. maja. -
Romunski parliament .je danes
sprejel zakon, katerim DO VISA
industrija v.dezeli pod kontrolo
Wade soglasno S prihodnjim pet
letnim nacrtom. r
Use industrijske surovine in
izdelki bodo ma podlagi tega "a
kona podrzavljeni. Opozicijo
proti zakonu so tvorili konser-
vativci, XII SO trdili, da bo "a
kon prizadel pravico privatne
svojine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-26
ZAKON IA VSE ENAk
GREESBORO, Pa. %, ]

- v zadevah zakona ne obsto-
;jajo razlike " letih. Tuka jsnja
sodnija je obsodila nekega 16-
letnega moza, ker nj podpiral
svoje 15-letne zene. Pred par
dni pa je bill zaradi istega pre-
stopka obsojen neki 75-letni
moz, XII nj vzdrzeval svoje II
let stare zene.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-26
"NIZJI KASTI'' DOVOLJEN
VSTOP v TEMPLE

PARIZ, %. maja-Francosko
porocilo pravi, da je governor
francoske Indie Francois Ba-
ron ukazal, da sc mora dovoliti
vstop v hinduske temple tudi ta-
ko imenovani ''nizji kasti," ka-
teri je do sedaj ia vstop bill pre-
povedan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-26
BIVSI KONGRESNI
URADNIK DOBIL ZAPOR

WASHINGTON, 24. maja-V
zapor cd enega do treh let je
bill danes obsojen bivsi kongres-
nj vratar Kenneth Romney, star
65 let, XII je bill zaeno oskrbnik
kongresne "banke" in bill pro-
maiden krivim, da je skozi 20 let
zakrival poneverbo $143, 1868.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-26

Waukegan, I'll. - Dne 26.
aprila sta Sc porocila Bertha
Grzel in Tony S. sKeber. zenin
sc je udelezil yec bitk ma Paci-
fiku. Syatba se je vrsila v Ma.
rodnena deuau.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-26
K 8O-LETNICI ETBIN KRISTANA

s Z q
vek tudi v to angeljsko dezelo,
jo napraviti. prikladno "a svoje
bivalisce, sc razmnozil, ostal
svojo tdobo in Sc zopet SELL v
druga bivalisca.
Pred nedavnim casom, &c Sc
to imenuje v razvoju cloveka, Sc
je v te kraje naselila vecja sku-
pima, oziroma veja, velikega slo-
vanskega naroda in je te kraje
osvojila. Cd tega casa Sc pa pri-
cenja pionirska doba razvoja in
olepsavanja ze po naravi tako
krasne zemlje. Zgradili : so po-
ia, postavili svoja veeja in
manjsa skupna bivalisca in pri-
cell kultivirati zemljo z raznimi
oploditvami in olepsavami. Pa
tudi tukaj je to ljudstvo slo sko-
ri nude boje, ko SO prisli v de-
zelo tuji vsiljevalci, despoti in
izkoriscevalci in 2 mecem in kri-
zem temu ljudstvu vsilili tujo
vero, ga zasuznjevali ga naredi-
Ii MIN podloznim in ga skusali
narodno docela uniciti.
V casu ko je bill stvarnik 20
pet bolj spocit in v dobrem raz-
polozenju je posiljal tudi boljse
'vzorce", katerimi je POSTAL
to obsirno zemljo. Najvec teh
so menda prinasale reke. Tako
nam je bilo, povedano, da je re-
ka Nil naplovila kosarico z de-
teton, kateremu so dali ime
Mojzes in XII je postal voditelj
svojemu ljudstvu.
Tako je tudi nasa domovina
dobila svoje voditelje, ucitelje
in pionirje, XII so" to ljudstvo
ucili, ga duhovno vzgajali, bo-
drill k delu in vztrajnosti narod-
ne in delavske zavesti.
Da omenimo le nekaj teh "a
Sllznih MOI. Primoz Trubar.
Vodnik, Preseren, Jurcic, Tav-
car, Gregorcic, Cankar in mno-
gi drugi. Simon Jenko sem po-
je: "Rodila me Sava je sorsko
polje." Vsi tt so vsak v svojem
obsegu delovali in ucili to zdra-
vo in krepko ljudstvo in ga pri-
pravljali "a boljse in lepse ziv-
ljenje. Ma spominskem kamnu
Franceta Preserna ma Bledu v
Sloveniji so vklesane njegove
besede: mi lepsega okraja, kot
je ia okolico podoba raja".
In to krasno zemljo je re-
ka Ljubljanica Is. aprila 1867.
naplavila kosarico Cali so bile
morda "neske", tega nam kro-
nika ne pove) " kosarici pa de-
te moskega spola. (Ljudje v ma
sih krajih so imenovai "neske"
il lesa izdolbeno posodo, podob-
no colnicku "a kopanje dojenc-
kov.) Dete je v prisotnosti zu-
pana dobilo ime Etbin Kristan.
In Sc je razvilo v mladenica
in moza, kateri je mad SO let
svojega plodonosnega zivljenje
posvetil delr "a socialno pravi-
co, "a lepse, dostojnejse zivlje-
ME cloveka. Ideja, XII jo je on
ia ko vztrajno zagovarjal "a
bratsko zdruzenje narodov juz-
~ L.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-26

Legenda o vstvarjenju sveta
je vsakomur znana; namrec v
glavnih obrisih, kar Sc je zgo-
dila " tistih sestih dneh. Zadnji
dan je bill ustvarjen clovek.
Ameriski pisatelj Mark Twain
nekje pravi: "Clovek je bill
ustvarjen pri koncu tedna, ko
je Bog bill utrujen.
Sedmi dan je Bog pocival. Ka-
ko pa je nastala nasa rojstna
domovina, IL katere mi izha ja-
mo nasim jubilantom, sc pa
tukaj podaja v detajlih. Torej
po sestih dneh trdega della je
bill Bog truden in Sci je k po-
citku. Predno pa je to storil je
Sc poklical svoje angelic in jim
rekel: "Sedaj ko grem pocivat,
ste vi prosti in naredite kar sc
vam zljubi." To je rekel in Sci
spat.
Ko so bill angelji sami, so Sc
posvetovali: kaj hi napravili, S
cemur bi svojega gospoda maj
bolj presenetili? Napravili so
nacrt, da naredijo majhen ko-
Seek te ogromne zemlje pravi
raj in sli so ma delo. Najprvo so
priceli dovazati kamenje il vseh
krajev sveta, kjer sc dandanes
poznajo velike planjave in ga
priceli zlagati v ogromne kupe
v nekaksnem okrozju, XII maj hi
sluzil obrambi proti viharjem.
Med temi ogromnimi kupi, kar
mi imenujemo gore, so zlozili
bolj majhne kupe in kupcke in
med temi velikimi in malimi ku-
pi so napravili krasne doline in
planine, jih obdali z bistrimi
studenci in rekami, napolnili
kotline S kristalno cisto vodo,
kar so danes nasa krasna ieze-
ra. Vse to vodovje so oplodili z
razlicnimi ribami, nasadili gore,
hribe in doline raznovrstnim
drevjem, zeliscem in cvetlicami.
Po gozdovih so naselili razne Ii
vail sesalce in ptice.
Ker Sc jim je zelo mudilo, so
dekoracijo drugimi olepsava-
mi prepustili cloveku, XII bode
te kraje kedaj obljudil.
Ko Sc je gospod zbudil in vi
del kaj Sc je zgodilo, je bill sko-
raj nejevoljen, ker Sc je toliko
naravne lepote nakopicilo ma ta-
ko majhnem prostoru, tako, da
Sc je spremenil v pravi zemelj-
ski paradiz. Pa ker je Adama
re v drugi kraj postavil, nj no.
tel vec spreminjati. Mislil 81 je
tudi, ia kraj lei precej ma Sc
veru z razlicnimi toplinami, XII
Sc cd casa do casa spreminja-
jo napravil prikladno "a svoje
ko da bi, gol kot je, lahko zmrz-
nil. Obleko mu pa JAZZ ne bonn
delal, 81 je mislil, to maj 81 sam
preskrbi, &c jo bode kedaj po-
treboval. Pri temu je ostalo.
In Adamov rod Sc je mnozil
in Sc razkropil po sirni zemlji
in 81 pridobil sredstva, da 81 je
svoje telo zavaroval pred mra-
zom in vrocino. In prisel je clo-
izgine sam cd sebe, ko liza
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-26
SkR

Tiskov',i pogre$ki
Pc casopisih Sc pogostoma ci-
tajo tiskovni pogreski, XII so ta-
ko smesni, da bi clovek skoraj
mislil, da MISC nastali slucajno,
nego il stavceve nagajivosti.' Maj
Sc preeita samo tale belezka, XII
je ugledala bell dan v amerikan-
skem easniku:
"Preeastiti propovednik Joans
Thomson Sc je v cerkvi Sv. An
dreja v Novem Jorku poslovil
cd velike mnozice poslusalcev.
Ganjenega srca je povedal, da
mu je zdravnik nasvetoval, maj
Sc gre cree morje zdravit ma mi
10 francosko zemljo. Ko je dal
poslusalcem Sc mnogo dobrih
svetov, je pogledal v goreci mo-
litvi proti nebu-in mahoma
zdirjal po ulici eafit-Streeta.
Tam so ga pobalini ujeli in mu
poveznili lonec cree glavo. Zdaj
je divjal Sc bolj nego pref, a ma
posled je pomeril policist mani
z revolverjem ter ga ustrelil!"
Kako je nastala ia pomota?
Stavec je prelomil poroeilo o
pridigi in pritaknil drugi konec
porocila O steklem psu.
TShotapec
Nedavno je kupil Ljubljanean
ma kmetih tele ter stavil s pri-
jatelji visoko vsoto, da ga sprawl
v mesto, ne da bi mu bilo treba
placati pristojbine (daca).
V ia namen 81 izposodi pri
kmetu velikega psa, ga vtakne
v vreco, vrze vreco cree rame,
gre mesto ter sc niti ne zmeni
"a dacarje. Seveda ga ii takoj
primejo ter vprasajo, kaj nese
V.vreci. Bojece jim pove, da je
kupil zunaj ma kmetih psa, XII ga
nosi nazaj k prejsnjemu gos-
podarju. Dacarji zahtevajo, maj
je vtaknil v vreco, da bi vec ne
jim razveze vreco ter pokaze
psa. Po dolgem oprezovanju
dene MOI vreco ma tia ter 10
odveze. Komaj pa je odprta, sko-
ci pes il ME ter pobegne ma svoj
dom.
Ko tihotapec to vidi, ga zacne
klicati ter vpije in joka tako, da
Sc zasmili cello strogim dacar-
jem. Nato. zbezi "a psom in cree
kake pol ure Sc ze zopet vrne z
vreco ma hrbtu ter pripoveduje
dacarjem veselega srca, .da re
zopet ina svojega .'sultana."
Dacarji SO ga sedaj pustili mirno
v mesto, ker so mislili, da ina
res zopet psa v vreci. Toda nj
incl psa, ampak ono kupljeno
tele.
Prosinao, da Sc posvomi
Ma vratih nekega skladisea
je bill tale napis: "Ako nj niko-
Egar v skladiscu, prosimo, da sc
|pozvoni!- !-Ko mimogredoc pot
mix to precita, pogleda skozi
[steklena vrata v skladisce in ker
nikogar ne vidi MEM, zacne
zvoniti ma vso moe. Takoj pri-
hiti trgovec il gorenjega mad
|stropja ter vprasa potnika, kaj
zeli.- -''Nic!" pravi potnik, "le
ker prosite, da hi zvonili, kadar
nj nikogar v skladiscu, sem po-
zVonil vam ma ljubo!" Rece in
Napredek ~
Kot povsod ma svetu so pred
lett tudi v Trstu kuhali kosilo
in veeerjo s premogom. A. teh-
nika je napredovala in " gospo-
dinjstvu je plin zamenjal pre-
mog. Toda tehnika se nj Miro
vala; tudi plin je zastarel. Liu-
die v. Trstu mic vec $ plinom ne
kuhajo kosil in vecerij. Tehnika
kot receno, je silno napredovala
tako napredovala, da 81 vecina
Trzasanov sploh. mic vec ne ku-
- - ~ ~ g
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-26

Y "Enakopravnosti" d0bite
vedn0 sveze daeume notice q do
godkih po svetu in, donna!
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-03-27
Noble County Soil Supervisors
Stress Need OF Forest Management

The rapid rate at which Noble
county hills are now being denudeo
of their forest cover suggests there
is an urgent need for every Noble
county land owner to become inter
ested in good forest management
was the high light of the March
meeting of supervisors of the Noble
county soil conservation district
Monday afternoon. ....
Chairman w. H. Calland presided
for the meeting and those in attend
ance were Lewis E. Davidson, Brady
Archer, county agent Floyd Hender-
son, local conservationist James /
Steiner, area conServationist Earl
Shade and conservation forester E.
". Jotter.
According to the supervisors, the
most important single factor to guar
antee the future productivity of the
woodlots on Noble county farms is
proper management of woods now
on the farms.
AS soon as the meeting was called
to order the group adjourned to
meet in the woods where the after
noon was devoted to a study of good
forestry management practices and
the benefits to be derived from it.
1t may be pointed out that every
farm has need for an average of
about one thousand board feet of
lumber each year, either as posts or
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-03-27
Burning Permits
Must Be Obtained
Seven Fires Burned
Area of 29.50 Acres

While early March found most o.
Ohio under blanket of snow, the
recent warm sunny weather has al
ready resulted in substantial mum.
Der of forest and grass fires through.
out the state, says a bulletin re.
ceived by the CalWell Journal from
John A. Bastian, Chillicothe, state
fire control forester.
Burning permits are required dur
ing March, April and May in Noble
county outside of Incorporated town.
and villages. These permits are sup
piled free by local forest fire war
|dens. All persons are cautioned to
read the permit carefully with re-
gard to mandatory safety pre-
cautions in all burning operations
Merely securing a permit does not
grant legal immunity If basic safety
rules printed on the permit are vio-
lated.
In 1946 there were 961 forest and
grass fires extinguished in the fire
protection districts of Ohio according
to Mr.. Bastian. A total of more than
$4,000 acres was burned over. Stat
isticS for the past year show that
Noble county is listed as having had
seven fires with a gross area burned
of $3.50 acres. These fires were man
caused and preventable.
'"The growing scarcity of saw tim
ber in Ohio will likely sustain
higher prices for future timber
crops" says Mr.. Bastian, land for
est land owners who protect their
timber against fire will find more
dollars in their pockets in the fu-
ture."
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-03-27
DR.. w. E. Radcliffe
Named On Health Board

DR.. w. E. Radcliffe, prominent
physician in Caldwell and Noble
county for a number of years, was
named a new member of the Noble
county health board to fill the va
cancy created by the expired term
of DR.. J. J.. Roman, Batesville.
DR.. Radcliffe was named to this
post, Saturday morning, at the an
nual meeting of the Noble county
health council, held in the office of
Mayor S. NJ. Secrest.
DR.. Romans term expired in Feb
rtiary. He has served long and faith
fully in this capacity. Other mem
bers of the board of health include:
Mallett and c. G. Robinson.
DR.. N. S. Reed is health commits
sioner and Mrs. Clyde Cunningham,
health nurse. Mrs. Gertha Radcliff is
secretary.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-03-27
Cemetery Board Has Total Endowment Fund OF OS

from what source our income was
received and detailing our expen-
ditures. We have then each year
made our report to the city council
for their approval.
To explain to the public the
findings for adjustment against the
cemetery fund, we will quote here
from the examiners report:
1.-THE examination disclosed that
subsequent to Jan. /, 1914, several
sizeable expenditures were made
from the gas tax fund for repair
and construction of driveWayS in
the municipality owned cemetery.
This is permitted under attorney
generals opinion No. 1852 of 1890.
"It was also noted that on March
6, l945, voucher No. 302 in the
amount of $291.00 and December
II, 1945, voucher No. 81 in the
amount of $556.61 were charged to
the gasoline tax fund for the pur-
pose of transferring the respective
amounts to the cemetery operating
account. This transfer was for the
alleged purpose of repaying the
cemetery operating account for re-
pair and construction costs entailed
in improving cemetery driveways,
that had been originally paid from
the. cemetery operating fund.
Although both of the above
cited transfers were approved by
council, same are not in compliance
with the provisions of Section
5625-13a and subsequent sections of
the general code relative to the
proper procedure to be used in the
transfer of funds and are accord
ingly held to be illegal
"A finding for adjustment is re-
turned against the cemetery oper-
ating fund in favor of the gasoline
tax fund in the respective amounts
of $29l.00 and $556.61, or total of
$847.61."
This should explain the finding
and shows it is now only a ques-
ton of transferring this amount
back to the gasoline fund from the
cemetery fund.
As to the reference to our ac-
counts on endowments, the present
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-03-27

For the second time in nine
years, on Sunday, March 8, the
home and all its contents,
owned by James Waite, was
destroyed by fire on the Ripple
Run road, one-half mile off
State Route 564 and four miles
east of Caldwell.
Just two weeks later there
is a sequel to this story. A
group of neighbors and friends
garnered their forces and in
the pictures above are shown
busily engaged in constructing
the new home which the Waite
family will occupy in the near
future.
Truly a tabor of love-, the
new four room home will be
completed ip the near future
and the Waites again under
roof in less than a month.
The home is being con-
structed adjacent to that which
burned as the Waites will
eventually build new and
modern home.
The volunteer group, giving of
their time and effort that 9TH
ers might benefit, include: Lee
Davis, Dewey Wells, John
Hupp, Clyde Davis, Jimmie
Hill, Jimmie Wells, Ben King,
Lemuel Davis, Harley Stick
rath, M. L. Weekley, Elmer
Polling, Herman Yeagle, o. D.
DeVoll, Andrew Crum, Levi
Wickham, Richard Waite, Ron
aid Ball, and James Waite.
In addition to building the
new home, the neighbors also
held a shower and they re-
ceived many gifts, necessary in
the management of home.
The Waite property and all
its contents, together with the
outbuilding, was destroyed by
fire while the family was visit
ing relatives in GAINESVILLE. 1t
was partially covered by in
Surance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waite have re-
sided on their 96-acre farm
east of Caldwell since 1910.
They are the parents of four
children.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-03-27
Many Pine Trees
To Be Planted On
Local 7 crest Area
Committee Begins
To Function On
Worthwhile Project

Plans for planting several thous.
and pines on the Caldwell commun.
ity forest area were considered BY
the community forest committee and
other representatives at a meeting
Monday evening.
Those present were the committee
appointed by Mayor S. M Secrest
consisting of Warn c. Rogers, coun-
Gilman, as chairman; H. c. Secrest
county superintendent of schools
Reuben Parks, county game protec-
tor, George Frye, superintendent OF
city electric and maintenance dept,
Floyd Henderson, county agent, and
]. l. Steiner, farm planner of the
local soil conservation district. Also
present was E. V. Potter, forester
of the soil conservation service.
Species of trees to be planted this
spring include white, red, pitch, and
shortleaf pine and black locust.
Aside from the planting of these
trees for future returns as timber
and other products, it was recon-
mended also, in order to add to the
interest of the area, that other trees
be planted later to develop the ar
boretum features of this tract.
The main value of the forestry
development on this area is to en-
hance its value as a picnic grounds,
play grounds, scout camp area, etc.
Under consideration was how the
planting is to be done. 1t was sug-
gested that local citizens, including
Junior and Senior Chambers OF
Commerce, American Legion, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, Noble Coun-
ty Fish and Game Association, Cald-
well Boosters, Boy Scouts, schools,
and other clubs should participate in
the planting of the area.
Trees for reforesting open areas
on this tract are being obtained this
spring from the Division of Conserv-
alton and Natural Resources and the
local Noble county conservation dis
trict. Both these agencies are COOP
Grating in the enterprise because OF
the recognized value of tree planta-
tions and good woods management
as demonstrations of how to build
up game resources to make good use
of idle land and conserve soil and
water, as we'll as how to bring about
increased returns for the large areas
of Noble county lands best adapted
for farm woods.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-03-27
High Winds Play
Havoc I'm County,
Sixty-mile Gale Lashes
Every Section of County

A gale, registering between so and
30 miles per hour, un-leashed its
fury on the entire of Noble county
early Tuesday morning, leaving in
its wake damage that will amount
to several thousand dollars
Local insurance agencies were
busy Tuesday answering phone calls
and tabulating reports of damages
from the wind in practically every
township.
Electric service in Caldwell was
disrupted at 4 a. m, Tuesday but
repaired in less than an hour by the
efficient maintenance crew here.
In northern Noble county, serv-
iced by the Ohio Power and in the
southern section, serviced by the
Mongehala- West Penn, out of West
Virginia, and REA, many commun-
tiles were without service, all day
Tuesday.
Schools at Middleburg were closed
and without electric service as was
Dexter City.
A large tree in front of the jun
Clark filling station on West street
was torn out by the roots, narrowly
missing the station proper.
Another tree was blown over al
the home of William Weekley on
Cumberland street. Many others
were reported in the immediate VIC
Unity and community.
Farmers reported parts of roofs
blown off, numerous instances of
slate being broken, telephone and
electric wires down and a general
property damage condition.
Frank Burlingame of Sharon said
that not a single pane of glass was
broken in his greenhouses. Two
inches of snow were registered at
his weather bureau.
High winds, with traces of snow,
continued throughout Tuesday.
Roads were blocked on the second
ary system, due to the quick drift
ing of the snow
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-03-27

An article appeared in this paper
last week under the heading OF
Columbus, Ohio, and was in regard
to an audit of the city of Caldwell. |.
The Columbus reporter scanned
the II page examiners report and
from this part and that part he
wrote story and that story chief
ly reflected on the trustees of
Olive cemetery and the method OF
keeping the books. The trustees
feel that the story was so miSlead-
ing that we are giving in this ar
ticle what we believe will be an
explanation Of the subject.
Three years ago the present
trustees were drafted by the city
council to serve as trustees after
the resignation of the old board
who had served faithfully for many
years.
We were reluctant to assume the
Job, as we knew it would require
lots of time and effort to make the
cemetery the kind of a place it
should be, but finally agreed to
take this payless and thankless
job thinking that perhaps we
could do public service.
The records and books are kept
in the city hall by the city clerk.
The type of books used and the
method of keeping those books are
the same as have been used for
many years.
All monies are paid in at the
city hall and receipts are given in
every case. Proper entries are
made of all monies received and
all monies paid out. At the end
of each year of the three years we
have served, the city clerk has pre-
pared for the trustees report COW
ering the year, listing in detail
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-03-27

sawed lumber. 1t can be produced
on the farm where it will be used
for small fraction of cost if it has
to be purchased. A large percentage
of Noble county farms now have
sufficient area devoted to trees to
produce timber need for use on the
farm if properly managed.
Proper forest management in
cludes the protection of the woods
from livestock, and the orderly re-
moval of mature trees. A farm
woods properly managed can be de-
pended on to supply wood products
for farm use and will provide sup
Elemental farm income thru the sale
of surplus products.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-03-27
New Council Member
Will Be Appointed

Mayor S. NJ. Secrest stated today
that a new council member would
be named to fill the vacancy created
by the resignation of Homer John
son at the next regular meeting, to
be held on April l.
Mayor Secrest will name the new
council member but it must be ap-
proved by the council.
Johnson, who was serving as pres
ident of the council, resigned to ac-
|cept a state political job in Colum-
bus.
1t is understood there are several
applicants for the position.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-03-27
Personal Property
Tax Deadline Monday

Payment of the personal property
tax in Noble county must be made
by Monday, March 81 according to
auditor, Harley Wheeler, the dead
line being set by law with no ex-
tensions.
According to a check at the audi
tors office, 1881 personal property
tax blanks have been executed al
ready. 1t is anticipated that the final
number will be approximately 1875.
This year many people killed two
birds with one stone, paying both
their real estate and personal prop
erty tax at the same time.