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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17

reputation of adhering to specifica-
tions and lending the advice of his
years of experience.
In the development of the city and
surrounding, John w. Little & Sons
are playing an important part for by
their ethical business dealings they
have created confidence between
themselves and the people that is
very stimulating to improvements.
Much of this confidence is en-
gendered by their office service in
the Central National Bank Build
ing in Cambridge. The prospective
builder will find there a fund of
information.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17
CENTRAL DRUG STORE
QUALITY & SERVICE

In every city the size of Cam
bridge there is a drug store the
people look to for real service and
prices. Central Drug Store in Cam
bridge is just such a store.
A complete line of Nationally ad-
vertised drugs, toiletries, and sun
dries are stocked. Everything in the
store is priced at real savings every
day.
A skilled pharmacist is on duty
at all times to carefully compound
prescriptions. When you are in the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17
MORRIS ELECTRIC co.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING

Morris Electric Co., in Cambridge
at 537 Wheeling Ave, are electrical
contractors for wiring of domestic,
industrial or commercial buildings.
Handling domestic and industrial
lighting fixtures and flourescent
equipment. You may save
yourself the worry about electrical
contracting service by sinly con-
sulting this firm.
Morris Electric Co. handles cleo
trio hot water heaters, electric
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17
AMERICAN CULVERT & MANUFACTURING co.
FABRICATED STRUCTURAL STEEL

American Culvert g. Fabricating
Corp. is known throughout this sec
ton as the foremost company en-
gagged in engineering, contracting,
and fabricating of structural steel
for building bridges and other struc-
lures. Also manufacturers of cul-
verts.
American Culvert & Farbricating
Corp. is equipped with power
shovels for excavating and ditching
contract services.
Many buildings, bridges and other
structures have been built with ma
terials supplied and fabricated by
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17
CAMBRIDGE LUMBER & COAL co.

The guiding influence of the
Cambridge Lumber & Coal Co. has
always been a determination to fur
nish Everything to Build with, so
that the extension and Identification
of the community can progress.
Whenever anything in the lun-
ber and builders supply line is avail
able and on the market you will
find it at Cambridge Lumber & Coal
Co., first. They will be glad to fur
nish you booklets on house plans
and can give you information on
new housing construction.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17

Seigfried Protestant Rest Home
is a institution giving permanent
or temporary home for GONZALES
cents, invalids, or aged persons.
1t is admirably located in Cam
bridge at corner of N. 5th st. and
Steubenville Ave, where there is
never enough noise to bother the
sick, yet close enough to the city
Aso that relatives and friends can
call without great inconvenience.
The environment of the .Seigfried
Protestant Rest Home is pleasant.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17
I. NJ MORRISON DISTRIBUTING co.
GOLDEN AGE BEVERAGES

L. M. Morrison Distributing Co.
serve many dealers in the county
and vicinity with Golden Age Bev-
erages.
The steadily increasing demand
for their beverages goes to show
that the public have realized its
superior quality.
L. M. Morrison Distributing Co.,
in Cambridge at 125-A SteubenVille
Ave, are deserving of more than a
passing notice in this business re-
view, as they are perhaps one of the
foremost beverage distributors in
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17

The board of directors is COM
posed of successful local business
men of recognized ability. They have
elected as active officers bankers
with years of experience.
The people of that community are
fortunate in having the National
Bank of Cambridge, among them. It
is an evidence of financial stability.
Your money works with safety
when you deposit in this strong.
reliable bank where safety rules.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17

includes; electro cardiograms, basal
metabolisms and blood analysis in
Guiding the R-H factors and tests.
They give a patient a thorough
examination and during treatment
they are cared for by nurses who
are able, and follow the directions
of the medical department.
We deem it quite appropriate to
call attention of the public to the
modern medical service and great
work that is being carried on at st.
Francis Hospital in Cambridge at
127 South 10th Street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES

ranges, refrigerators, radios, and
deep freeze units, small electric ap-
pliances, such as irons, toasters,
lamps, etc.
Electricity runs all the home if
not the world. You have heard this
statement often and every modern
housewife will testify to the truth
of it. The advances made in recent
years in applying this force to prac-
tical use particularly around the
home proves that experts are needed
to handle household appliances.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17

The manager, r. T. McCracken, is
a man of broad experience in lubri-
cation who knows the oil business
from A to z. You can rely on what
he tells you about the oils or greases
best suited to your particular need,
whether for auto, truck, tractor,
shop or factory.
The Gulf Refining Distributor
convenient service sta
tions trucks, representing an enor-
nous expenditure which was made
with the sole idea of giving the pub
lie a cooperative sevice unexcelled.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17
STALLS FURNACE & SHEET METAL WORKS
A COMPLETE SERVICE

Stahls Furnace and Sheet Metal
Works offers a complete service in
sheet meal furnace and roofing, for
new construction work or for re-
pairs. Also repairs on all slate and
shingle roofs.
They have made a deep study of
heating systems and will only sell
you the size furnace made to prop
erly heat your home, store or apart
ment. Also repairs on all makes of
furnaces.
They have equipped their place
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17

the finished family wash, every
thing ready to use.
For draperies, curtains, garments,
etc, Guernsey Laundry offer a spec
ialized service. And in New Tex
dry cleaning, the most particular
folks are usually the most enthus-
iastic over their results.
It's really surprising how the
of this popular concern so
completely recleans your garments,
CRIME and soil with a crisp
There remains no odor-
no greases to catch the dirt. Send
your work to the Guernsey Laundry.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17
ASSOCIATED MILK PRODUCERS co.
BUYERS OF QUALITY MILK

Associated Milk Producers Co. in
Cambridge on West Pike has one of
the cleanest plants and offers firms
using milk in the manufacture of
their products the very finest in
milk products.
They offer a modern, scientifically
equipped service to the farmers in
the community. They are interested
in buying milk from milk producers
throughout this community. They
will buy only inspected milk, no
other type is taken at their plant.
This firm insists on cleanliness
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17
ROOFING

Superior to the vast majority of
sheet metal firms and surpassed by
none either in general excellence
of work or superiority of materials
used this popular firm has continued
most successful career because
they are among the most efficient
sheet metal furnace and roofers in
this territory.
Chas. ]. Fleming & Sons will
gladly furnish estimates on your
work. By means of experience they
are in a position to advise in a
way that will save you trouble and
expense.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17
CARRIER PRODUCTS CORPORATION
MANUFACTURERS OF OUTBOARD MOTOR CARRIERS

Carrier Products Corporation are
manufacturing outboard motor car
riers which provide compact, safe
and simple means for protection and
transportation of outboard motors.
They are a light construction of
durable steel tubing, equipped with
2x8 semi-pneumatic tires. They can
be used for sales display purposes
or storage by storing motor in an
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17

bottle. Machinery measures the
Coca-Cola and then adds the car
donated water, chilled to the exact
degree that holds its life and
sparkle. Nothing you eat or drink is
more carefully protected.
The success of the Cambridge
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Inc, could
never have been accomplished by
fad or luck; its business has been
built gradually through many years
of effort and hard work.
Many prefer Coca-Cola by the
handy 6-bottle carton. For home use
Coca-Cola goes hand in hand with
good things to eat.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17

forget the humdrum of everyday
life.
When the Capitol Bowling Alley
opened it was with the idea that
a modern bowling alley, with eight
ABC regulation bowling alleys, at
moderate prices, would be appre-
ciated by the public. Their patrons
include many hundreds from this
section.
Capitol Bowling Alleys fine idea
was well founded, as is proven by
their success and we wish them
many more successful seasons.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17
IOTOR CARRIERS

upright position.
The opportunity is not given to
everyone to work out their own
successful career and at the same
time be of service to the people
of their home and surrounding terri
tory. But such is the case of the
Carrier Products Corporation in
Cambridge at Marquand and S. 14th
Street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17

dependable millinery shop and is
recognized throughout the commun-
ity as the leader in supplying the
crowning feature of the modern cos
tune of the woman of today. They
have, through their experience in
serving the public, acquired an en-
viable reputation for selecting the
latest styles.
Among the fair sex of this section
it is a mark of distinction to say
you bought your spring hat at the
Ash Hat Co., in Cambridge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17

and quality. Buying only the best
that can be had. From milk pro-
ducers whose milk is produced
under the most exacting conditions,
from carefully selected herds of
COWS, under highest percentage of
butterfat and milk solids contents
In making this review, we wish
to compliment the Associated Milk
Producers Co. on having not only
quality milk products to offer their
patrons, but are increasing the
number of milk producers who are
selling to them.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17

Contractors and the general pub
lie know that whatever they desire
in the builders supply line can be
secured from the Cambridge Lum-
ber & Coal Co. lat 730 Woodlawn
Ave, in Cambridge, Phone 1886,
with a knowledge that sit will be
of the best grade consistent with
price.
The management extends to the
people of this community a cordial
invitation to call at their office and
any information will be gladly given
out, no matter whether you can buy
at this time or not.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17

means by service. 1t is not an empty
catchword he uses when selling you
a job. You should see pains with
which each operation is handled. 1t
is the attention which he gives to
the little details, as we'll as the big
points that not only gives his truck
ing and excavating service, licensed
in seven states, the greatest utility
possible.
The L. L. John" Erskine service
in Cambridge, located at 430 S. 6
ST., is well thought of in the COM
munity,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17

this section of the state. The pop
ularity and superior world-known
quality of their Golden Age Bev-
erage have been recognized by the
people of this community and ac-
cording the demands on the retail
dealers have materially increased.
L. NJ. Morrison Distributing Co.
have had ample and successful ex-
perience in serving the public, and
by means of this business experience
are better able to provide dealers
with the kind of distribution serv-
ices that satisfies.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17

city, drop in and let their courteous
staff serve you. They can supply you
with anything you want in the drug
line.
By offering nationally advertised
merchandise to the people at money
saving prices the Central Drug Store
in Cambridge at 701 Wheeling Ave,
is rendering a service that is a great
benefit to the community. Try shop
ping there and you will learn why
so many people say, Get it from
the Central Drug Store"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17

this company. Each day brings
orders and inquiries to their office.
The name, American Culvert &
Fabricating Corp, has come to
stand for quality, reliability and
progress in the fabrication of struc-
tural steel and the construction of
steel buildings.
The community is fortunate in
having the services of the American
Culvert & Fabricating Corp, in
Cambridge, with their office located
at 201 Wheeling Ave, for many
dollars are put into circulation local
ly that would go to some other city
were they not located here.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17

with modern equipment for carry
ing on a general sheet metal bust
ness. Adding to this the fact that
they buy the very best of materials
and employ men who are thoroughly
competent, gives them a good reput-
alton.
If you are figuring on any work
let StahPs Furnace and Sheet Metal
Works in Cambridge at S. 9th St.
and Turner Ave-, help you make
your plans. And all that is new and
up to date will be included while
you will find they save you money.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-17

and can give you information as re-
CARDS what oils and gasolines are
best suited to your needs.
This firm maintains convenient
service stations in Noble County,
R. F. (Jum) Clark Service Station
in Caldwell; Center Service Station
at the intersection of routes 78 and
l47; Rodney Williams Service Sta
ton at Mt. Ephraim; Twin Pines
Service Station, five miles south of
Caldwell on route 81, and % service
stations over the entire territory
they serve which represents an
enormous expenditure which was
made with the sole idea of giving
the public a cooperative service un-
Evening star., 1947-10-31
Stockholders 10 Vote
On 3-for-1 Share Spill
In Bethlehem Steel
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Stockhoid-
ers of Bethlehem Steel Corp. will be
called to meet December % to ap-
prove a recommendation by direc-
tors that the common stock be split
three-for- effective at the end
of the year.
Also proposed is an increase in
authorized shares to 100000 from
100000. After distributing two ad-
ditional shares to the holder of each
of the present 1884 1894 outstanding
the corporation would have some
5000, 900 outstanding shares and re-
tain 100000 authorized but un-
issued.
E. G. Grace, Bethlehem chairman,
announced the split proposal at a
press conference following a direc-
tors meeting at which the usual
$3.50 dividend on comon stock was
declared, payable December to
holders of record November 10.
He would not predict what divi-
dends might be paid on the new
stock, but said he saw mo depres-
sion at the moment, nothing but
capacity demand"
Mr.. Grace said the corporation
spent $17,0OO,00O on construction ir
the third quarter, has $l24,50O, ,00(
of work authorized or under con.
struction, and will make substan'
tial appropriations" for further ex'
pansion of facilities before the dl'
rectors meet again in three months
This would include increases ir
Evening star., 1947-10-31

plants for both ingots and finished
products, he said, without identify
ing any specific projects under con-
sideration.
The corporation reported its third
quarter consolidated net income was
$l0,211, 1886, equal to $2.87 common
share, compared with $12,40S, ,966, or
1881 share, in the preceding three
months. This decline was attributed
by Mr.. Grace to the strike that be-
gan June Is in the company's ship
building and repair yards. He
pointed out net billings dropped
from S265 ,894,674 in the second
quarter to s240,569,7 ,761 in the third.
Evening star., 1947-10-31

were Laurence Duggan. director Of
the Institute of International Un-
derstanding, New York, United
States representative to the con-
ference, and these advisers:
DR.. Luther Evans, librarian of
Congress: DR.. Esther Brunawer
Samuel De Palma, Dorothy Fos-
dick, Lloyd Free, Kenneth Holland
Albert Rosenthal, Charles A. Thom-
son and Saxton Bradford, all OF
the State Department; Msgr. Fred
erick Hochwalt of the National
Catholic Welfare Conference ano
kendrick Marshall of the United
States Office of Eduction. DIR. Will.
fred Mauck left at the same time
to attend as an observer for the
institute of Inter-American Affairs
Members of the State Department
secretariat include DR.. Herbert J
Abraham, Henry Billingsley, Donalc
Bullard, Alice Curran, Lucille Glib
bons, Linda Jacobson, Lillian Lovitz
Don Wilson. Margaret Mahoney
Mary Morrison, Helen Norman
1melde Prokopovitsh, Betty Scot
and Vera Shiplett.
Delegates From New York.
Conference delegates who boarded
the DEG in New York included
Howard E. Wilson, of the Carnegie
Endowment for International Peace
James Marshall, of the New Yorl
Board of Educa ton, an adviser ane
P. leHarivel and Eugenia McQuart'
ters, secretariat personnel from
Paris.
Joining Mr.. Benton, Mr.. Eisen'
hover and Mr.. Duggan as Unitee
States representatives will be- Reu
ben Gustavson, chancellor of th'
University of Nebraska, and Heller
White, professor of English at thu
University of Wisconsin, the Statt
Department said. Neither was OF
the Mexico City flight.
Evening star., 1947-10-31

A 24-year- old armless Czech today
showed the Veterans Administra-
tion's artificial limb specialists how
he gets along without artificial de-
vices by using his feet.
Unable to wear artificial limbs be-
cause he lost his arms too close to
the shoulders, the visitor has learned
to replace his hands with his feet.
Using his toes, the young man
Henry Hlavka of Brno, Czecho-
slovakia, can dress and feed him
self. shave and write. He earns his
living as an accountant. He is In
this country with Czech medical
specialist to study methods OF treat
ing disabled persons.
He showed experts of the veterans
agency he can duplicate most acts
a man with artificial limbs can per-
form.
Sitting in a chair to demonstrate
Mr.. Hlavka slipped out of his shoes
removed his socks with his toes
Evening star., 1947-10-31
Special Plane Flies 26
From D. T.. 10 UNESC0
Farley in Mexico City

Twenty-six delegates and advisers
for this country left National Air
port yesterday afternoon to attend
the second session of the United
Nations Educational, Scientific and
Cultural Organization general con-
ference, which opens November 6
in Mexico City.
The special plane also carried
four delegates from New York. 1t
was to stop at Dallas to pick up
these officials:
Former Assistant Secretary of
State William Benton, chairman of
the delegation; Vice Chairman Mil
ton Eisenhower, who is president of
Kansas State College of Agriculture
and head of the United States Ma
tional Commission for UNESCO:
Kenneth Davis, assistant to Mr..
Eisenhower. and Arthur A. Comp
ton, chancellor of Washington Uni
versity att st. Louis, who will serve
as an assistant technical secretary
Delegations from 80 member ma
tions will attend the conference,
which marks UNESCO's first ami
versary.< First session of the con-
ference was held last year in Paris.
Five Major Points.
The Mexico City session, which
will end December 8, will group its
discussions around these five major
points:
/. Raising the standards Of edu-
cation throughout the world, in
cluding reconstruction of schools,
libraries, laboratories and museums
in ar-devastated nations.
2. The free flow of ideas, through
exchanges of teachers, students and
publications. The group also will
study types of worldwide informa-
ton media and the possibility OF
international copyrights.
3. Education for international un-
derstanding, including study OF
textbooks of the world.
4. Study of tensions that affect
international understanding.
5. ALLEGATION of funds for projects
to further peace through education
science and culture.
Boarding the plane in Washington
Evening star., 1947-10-31
Motion for Vidi RetrioI
Token Under Advisement

A motion seeking a new trial for
Rudolph Valentino Vidi, 81, con-
victed on a rape charge, was taken
under advisement today by Justice
Richmond B. Keech of District
Court.
Vidi was found guilty by jury
on October % of raping a 17-year-
old department store employe last
July. He faces a possible maximum
sentence of 10 to 30 years.
Evening star., 1947-10-31

Institute for Disabled Children at
Brno to learn to use his feet as
requirements.
Josef Smetana, an institute di-
rector, is accompanying Mr.. Hlavka
Mr.. Smetana said there are more
disabled children in Czechoslovakia
than disabled war veterans. About
5000 children there under 18, are
disabled, nearly all as result OF
World War II, he said.
Evening star., 1947-10-31

and smoked cigarette which he
had removed from coat pocket.
Holding two pencils between his
toes he showed that he could type
by striking the keys with the pencils.
Mr.. Hlavka demonstrated that
he could comb his hair by holding
the comb with his toes. He shaves
every morning with straight razor,
he said. He then performed his
most difficult feat. threading small
needle with his toes.
Mr.. Hlavka lost his arms at the
age of when he climbed pole and
touched high tension wires. 1t took
him 10 years of training at the
Evening star., 1947-10-31
Safety Patrol Member, Z,
To Get Life Saving Medal

A 12-year r-old member Of the
American Automobile Association
Safety Patrol was to be awarded
the life-saving medal today for saw
ing the life of a 6-year-old girl.
Recipient of the medal is to be
Lloyd Hudgins of the safety patrol
Evening star., 1947-10-31

of the Wallach School, Seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
He pulled Judy Bullock. 214 Tenth
street Sc, from the path of mov-
ing automobile on September 23
1t. Forrest Binswanger of the Po-
lice Department and George r.
Evening star., 1947-10-31

Hammond of the AAA were TO make
the award at noon at the meeting Of
the Sphinx Club in the Almas
Temple, 1915 K street NV. In
spector Arthur E. Miller of the
Police Traffic Division, was to assist
in the presentation.