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of Richard J. Harden { amp,
No. ,, United Spanish War
Veterans, will assemble at the
Hines Funeral Home, 290l
l4th st. NV, at 9:l5 am.
Tuesday, May 4, to attend the
funeral of our late comrade,
F. MULLEN. Services at St.
scopal Church As @ st, NV,
Interment Arlinrtnn Nafinn i
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LEWIS, WILLIAM tRUCK). On Friday

ApIlI 30, IT4S, AT Naval Med
@ lcal Center, Bethesda, Md, WILL
LIAM BUCK LEWIS, beloved
- husband of Bonnie c. Lewis,
~ brother OF Mrs. Nellye NJ. Ditto
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klSNER, CHRISTOPHER. On Thurs
day, April %, l94S, al Montgomery Coun.
ty General Hospital CHRISTOPHER KIS.
NER, beloved husband of the late Isabelle
kisner and father of Mrs. Bessie Bullet
MRS Grace Knight, Mrs. Alice Norris, Mrs
Eli and Ager kIsner. Remains resting al
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Services Sunday. May >, at . pm, at The
Layhill Methodist Church. Interment
church cemetery.
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Bratha

.psiF brown y ;a9E opIE Ems susespy on sunday
St. ne, brother of Elijah Brown and Mrs
Maize McCants. He also is survived by
ether relatives and friends. Remains may
st Dt Rsrn RRaewee al,er am; sunday. May :,
held Monday. May ,, at pm. Rev. S. A.
Davenport officiating. Interment Payne S
o BTREELL. MIRIAM l. (nee Plummber,
Ind, MIRIAM L BURRELL IN NEE i, Pi1mm.
PERI, beloved wife of Eddie Lee Burreil
fj FTienoS are invited to cal. the the Lee
after $ pm. sunday. May = where serv. 'T
ices vii be held on Tuesday, May i. at IL
am. lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
BuRROFF. MIRIAM PLUMMER. Mem
~ ber$ Of Electa Chapter; No. >.
81: -: !; J:
Y I94s, at o'clock. for the rur-
MER BuRRoFF. BY order Of the worthy
ELSIE S. ROBINSON, Secretary. .
Petdf Pe I@4s S. a AeIaso1}a his ssidsnce ia N9rh
cfARFNE, + nm husband Of Eva [. carne,
Mary C. csrne and NJ MRS. s. LyeI wam Menser snd snd
brother OF Amanda r. and Mary A. Carne
Friends may call at the Damane Memo
rial Chapel $50 South Washington st
Alexandria Mass will be offered at st,
Mary's Catholic Church on Tuesday. Ma
!. at $50 am. Interment St. Mary S
CAssIDAY. WILLIAM ]. On Friday,
April 30, la4s, at his residence. 1911
Iuckerman St. WILLIAM J. CASSIDAY,
be!oyed husband OF Wanda J. Cassiday and
brother OF May A. and Josie A. Cas5iday.
Funeral from the w. W Deal Funeral
home. 1872 Georgia ave. NV, on Mon
gay, May }. at $50 am; thence 10 the
Shrine OF the Sacred Heart Church where
mass Will be said at 10 am. Relatives
ana friends invited. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
CAssIDAY; WILLIAM J comrsde WILL
y4.1 LIAM J. CASSIDAY passed
AcSESA away on April 30. i94S. All
;:::::: :; (: &c; ; s'I;
Funeral Home, 1872 Georgia ave NV.
on Sunday, May ,, at pm. National
Guard OF Honor, American Legion, will
conduct the services Services for Com
rade Cassidy will be held at Sacred Heart
Church, 18th ST. and Park rd. NV. at 10
m. on Monday May J. large attend
ance will be appreciated.
GEORGE c. KRAUS. Commander
MASSIE w. BLANKENSHIP, Adjt
CLEMENTS SERGT xVUIII.N
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WRITTEN, CHARLES Denarted tb;s

life suddenly, on Monday. April IS, 194S
at l01h 9th st. NV, CHARLES j. WHIT
Ten; He leaves TO mourn their loss q
devoted wife. Elizabeth Whitten: one
Whitten, and a host OF other relatives and
friends, Remains resting at the Horton
Funeral Home. 1922 You st. NV. Funeral
the above funeral home, Rev. r L. Tucker
officiatinS. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 3Oo
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On January 81 1914, in Pnertc
MMNe Rico Seaman &c LOUIS KIRK
S ROBEY, Naval Air Corps, aged
ISS 10 years, of 172S Potomac ave
IS Sc, son of Louis F. and Helen
OSH L. Robey and brother of William
A, Ralph E and Mary B. Robey
Refinement In Arlington National Gene
terry Monday, May >, l94S. at > pm, day
light saving time. Relatives and friends
invited.
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IMUI2uay. Apfl! II. I94N, WALTER $40
NJ. Louise Fox, Mrs. Emily S. Agniel and
Robert H. Sullivan. Services at Chambers
Funeral Homo, l40n Chaplin St. NV. on
George Washington Memorial Park Gene
terry.
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thls The, April 30, 1873, at Freedmen S
Hospital: at 1o:40 pm, MAMIE VIR-
GINA JONES. 1866 r st. NV, aRed Sd
years. the beloved wife of John William
Jones and mother of five children, Will
liam. W Clarence s.. Edgar L. and Doro-
thy E Jones and Virginia J. Marshall
She, also leaves to mourn her loss. her
mother VirGie B. Gibson; two sisters and
brothers and orc grandchild Remains
Home, 100 18th ST. NV. Notice OF
funeral later
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x, On lnufSday. ApTII 28. l94N
N&A at Norfolk Naval Base, COMDR
VG WILLARD COLBERT. U. S. N R.
lA the beloved husband of Katherine
p; Colbert, father of Larry
Charles and Barbara Ann Col
5Grt. Services at his late residence, 22lf
CheVerly ave, Cheverly. MD on Tuesday
May ), at l.3o pm. Full military honort
end lnterment AriInotOn National Gene
terE. Services by Chambers 3
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resting at CunninehamS Funeral Home.
Alexandra. Va, wEere funeral services
viii be held Wtdnc day. May ). at II
a m thence to I'v Hill Cemetery. Friends
and relatives invited 3
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f., Normandy, France. in June, la44
tWAee SERGT. WILLIAM H CLEM-
S ENTS, beloved son of AgneS V
80 and the late Frank B. Clements
lS and brother Of Joseph Clements
D~SH Mrs. AsneS RomIue and Sister
Rose Vreinia Remains will be
resting al the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home. "a | H ST n . after q n m Mon.
Evening star., 1948-11-29
Expanded Program
For Social Security
Sent 10 Truman

A greatly expanded social security
program, designed to add 10000, 900
Americans to the 100000 now
covered by the law, will be laid
before President Truman today by
Federal Security Administrator Os-
car r. Ewing.
The program, estimated to cost
more than $1,OOO000 the first year,
embraces national health insurance,
added social security benefits and
educational aid and increases living
allowances for old people.
Today is the deadline for Federal
agencies to submit legislative pro-
posals to Mr.. Truman, in anticipa-
ton of the new Congress, which
meets January g. But off1cials have
until December Is to supplement
their broad general proposals by
details, if necessary.
Health Program Expanded.
Mr.. Ewing said among the new
suggestions will be specific aid for
medical education, because every
where we turn, personnel is our
bottleneck in the health field" He
declared more doctors, dentists,
nurses and technical assistants are
needed and the Federal Govern
ment plans to assist in training
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third Of the Nations counties have
no permanent health officer. School
health programs to provide early
physical examinations for all school
children here are contemplated.
MIR. Ewing recalled that President
Truman has recommended an in
crease of at least so per cent in old
age and survivors benefits. He said
that today the average amount for
an old couple is 1890 month, and
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more of them for the public health
and welfare.
President Truman's state Of the
Union message last January forms
the backbone Of the program, Mr..
Ewing said, but some new sugges-
tions are being added. Among
these are the development of local
diagnostic clinics and the support
of community public health officers.
The director pointed out that one
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If that Is all they have to live on
1t means slow starvation for them.
Congress Failed to Allot Funds.
Under the 20 million persons that
Mr.. Ewing wants to see brought in
under social security are domestic
and agricultural workers, the self
employed, employees Of municipal
hospitals and charitable institu-
tions, small merchants, doctors,
farmers and others.
Evening star., 1948-11-29

Just think how delighted
those near and dear to you
will be with q fine picture
of you this Christmas :.
q gift that only you can
give. You will want to have
your gift photographs taken
in our studio where there is
no fuss or bother, and you
can be sure Of getting just
the kind Of picture that is
the real you.
No appointment needed.
W&L-North Building
PORTRAIT STUDIO, THIRD FLOOR
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21
CIO PlIENO UNlJA UZDARO kOMU-
NISTAMS DURIS ! VADOVYBE

Boston, Mass. - Cia atsibu-
vo CIO plieno darbininku uni
jos skyriu atstovu suvaziavi-
mas, su apie 5000 delegatu, at
stovaujanciu 92S,0OO tos uni
jos nariu plieno darbininkQ.
Suvaziavimas prieme viena
svarbu prieda CIO konstitu-
cijai, kuris uzdraudza komu-
nistams butt renkamais j uni
jos centro, j skyriu valdybas,
ir delegatais arba nariais uni
jos komisijas.
Xxi siol toje unijoje yra to-
kiu ivykiu kad jos skyriuose
arba lokaluose tuli komunistai
arba paraudonave siaip gaiva-
lai net per 10 menesiu atsisa-
ke padaryti affidavitui prisie-
kimui jog jie nera komunistai.
Xxi siol ir pats CIO unijos
vadas Philip Murray is princi-
po laikesi prizes Taft-Hartley
darbo itatymu numatyta prize
saika komunizmo klausimu.
Pats Murray buvo priesin-
gas .visam Taft-Hartley istaty-
mui ir skelbe kova prizes il.
Taciau dabar pasake kad uni
JOS tolimesnis laikymasis prizes
ia istatyma gall uzkirsti kelius
unijai pasirasyti naujas algu
sutartis SUI didesnemis plienc
kompanijomis.
Murray ir kit jo salininka
bereikalingai kovoja prizes t.
istatyma, kuris suteikia tai il
kitoms unions proga atsikra
tyti komunistu itakos ir isvy
ii komunistus is uniju vadovy
bes, kurias jie uzgrobdami bu
vo pasiryze isvyti ir Murray il
kitus tokius is uniju vadu.
Unijose propaganda prizes t;
Taft-Hartley darbo istatym;
pakele komunistu sukurstyt
zmones, ir unijos pradejo kov;
prizes ia istatyma, nors tik t.
istatymo pagalba dabar unijo
gall savo tarpe tinkamai susl
tvarkyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21
1948 UzRASU KNY-
CUTE w Csc

Tremtiniu knygu leidykla
Vokietijoje "Aistra" atsiunte
Dirvos knygynui graziu kise-
niniu 1948 metu kalendoriu-uz-
rasu knyguciu (note book.
Jie raso: "Kalendoriu kainos
nenustatome, matysit patys.
Jeigu turetumet galimybes uz
JUGS NUNS kuo nors atsilygln-
ii, busime dekingi. Musu no
ras yra parodyti uzjurio bro
liams kad mes ir benamiu sto-
vyklose gyvendami nenuleidzia-
me ranku, bet dirbame kick
salygos leidzia, Lietuviska kul-
turos darba. -"
Dirvos knygynas prisius sla
knygute uz 25c, ir tie pinigai
bus pasiusti items broliams
tremtiniams paremti. SiQsklt
NUNS paste zenklais.
DIRVA,
$500 Superior Ave.
Cleveland 3, Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21

Murray ir kit CIO vadai
pasiryzo sukelti $280,O0O fon-
da, aptaksuojant kiekviena sa-
vo unijos mari po 81, ismesti
is Kongreso visus atstovus ku-
rie balsavo uz ft-Hartley is
tatyma.
Suvaziavime nutarta pakelti
Murray metines algos dar $5,-
900 ir jis dabar gaus $4,000.
Centre valdyba nutarta rinkti
keturiu metu terminui.
CIO pirmininkas ir kiti pile
no darbininku unijos virsinin-
kai, gave pakelti algas, dabar
lures nuolatai testi truksma-
vimus ir streikavimus, pasiro-
dymui savo nariams kad jie
rupinasi ju gerove. -.
Tas unijistu suvaziavimas
neapsiejo be mustyniu. Vie
mas delegates, Nick Migas, is
E. Chicago, Ind, smarkiai uz-
atakavo pirmininka Murray
smerkdamas ir kritikuodamas
.jo ir jo padejeju tvarka plieno
unijoje.
Jam kalbant, tarp delegatr
kilo didelis pasipriesinimas, IL
veliau, po posedzio, isejus su
kitais unijos nariais j gatve
jis buvo gerai apdauzytas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21

speja pasazierius is lektuvo is
leisti, jeigu kritimas buna ne
is labai aukstai, net ir gyvi is
like zmones sudega.
Tas naujas skystas lektu-
vans kuras, sake, neuzsidegs
suduzime, o jeigu ir uzsideg-
tu, ugnis taip smarkiai neplis.
Komiteto pirmininkas sake,
uzdegta degtuka imetus j to
naujo kuro viedra, jis nedega.
Jis turi butt ikaitintas ir SUI
spaustas, o ta padarys lektuvo
motorai, ir tik tada jis dega
tick kick jo reikia motoru va
rymui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21
Naujas Gasolinas
kurs Nedega

Clevelande, Aeronautical Re-
search (tyrinejimu) komitetas
skelbia apie isradima naujo
kuro lektuvams, gasoline vie
toje, kuris nedega taip kaip
gasolinas, ir tas bus priezasti-
mi isgelbejimui gyvasciu dau-
CELLO zmoniu kuriems pasitai-
ko SUI lektuvais nukristi.
Dabar, lektuvui krintant, SUI
duzime gasolinas paprastai uz-
sidega, sprogsta, ir pirm negu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21
NE WEN TIKTAI DUONA
ZMOGUS GYVAS

Drveciai kurie turi ddesnes sirdis prideda ir do
lar i-kita dovanu Drvos paremimui, is ko gaime
siusti nenokama smtus Dirvos egzemplioriu tremti-
MANS Lietuviams atsiradusiems vsuose pasauio kan
puose. Prasymu yra daugybe - hekvienas atsidures
tarp svetimujQ, be kabos, be spaudos kreipasi Dir
va prasydamas siuntineti jam laikrasti nemokama =
r mes ia darome. Mes suprantame kad viena tik
duona zmogus gyvena rekalnga ir dvasinio maisto =
Dirva yra dvasinis mastas tukstanciams tremtniu k
rie ia skaito esdam is ranku rankas mdam is tu ku
riems mes sgalime ia nusiqst.
Tremtinu ikimas ir symet bus tas pats: be mazu
skacu kure gall sian-ten isvaziuot kti desimtys TUX
stanciu ir toiau vargs Europoje, norime ju
ga palengvnti teikiant jems kuodaugiausia dvasnio
penO.
Mes tikme kad ir jus noresite jiems pagebet Is
rasykt Dirva gminems patys j uzsieni $3.50 me-
tams arba prsiuskit Dirvai auka siuntnesi-
me Drva prasantiems ir toliau.
Dill IVA
$500 Superior Avenue Cleveland g. Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21
Death Dodgers
Perstatynai

The Jimmie Lynch Death Dodgers,
Americas zymiausi sposu kretejai
automobiliu vazinejimu su visa di-
dele trupe atvyksta eilei perstaty-
mu Bedford's Sportsman Park
Speedway sestadienio vakarui ir po
to sekmadienio popieciui.
sestadienio vakare programa pra-
sides $50 val. ir perstatymai els po
didelemis sviesomis visa vakara.
Sekmadieni prasides nuo 2:3O po
pietu.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-05-13

for the dogs than I have for a
lot of humans that I have met
during my II years upon this
good old mother earth.
Congratulations to the farm
ers who allowed the use of their
farms for the chase and II is
my opinion that each one of
them is a good sport and will
enjoy life better by being kind
and considerate to people of the
same kind. Surely no harm has
been done to. the farms by the
chase and l imagine the farms
still look natural.
! wish to congratulate Cald-
well on its manufacturing pro-
gress and l believe Caldwell is
due to become one of the best
little county seats in the grand
old Buckeye state.
/ have been a resident of
Maryland for 54 years but my
heart is still in Noble county,
Ohio, where remains many of
my dear old friends. God bless
each one of them, especially in
and about Summerfield.
Sincerely
George S. EiSenhart
FunkstoWn, Md.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-05-13
In Washington With
Congressman GriffithS

Proposals for Universal Mill
tary' Training and a draft are at
present under consideration by
the Armed Services Committee
of the House and the question
may soon be brought to the floor
of the House for decision.
One proposal is for a 19
through Is temporary draft, an
other is for one year induction
in age group 1872 to 1917, and a
two year induction in age group
1917 to Is. In all proposals, ex-
emptions are granted to ex-ser-
vicemen who might come in
these age groups and also have
at least one year of service. What
the proposed bill will finally con-
tain is, of course, at present any
ones guess.
The founding fathers would
surely be aStounded if they could
view present Government. The
receipts from all sources of the
United States government for the
fiscal syear 1799-l800 were S.
$4,000. The interest on our Fed
eral Indebtedness July l, 1948 to
June, 1949 will be one thousand
times as much, or $3.50, 100000.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-05-13
WISE or
OTHERWISE
BY E. o. BOND

An American is man who
wort move to the back of a bus
or to the front of a church.
No person ever lives to be as
old as his jokes.
Science says man can live for
ever, Philosophy says man wants
to live forever, Ethics says man
ought to live forever, Christian
ity says man will live forever.
A sermon should have good
beginning and a good ending
kept closely together.
He crossed the street when the
sign said wait and went right
through the Pearley gate.
Compulsion leads to evasion
and evasion to corruption.
Men with pre-war minds dodge
postwar facts.
They who really have some
thing to be proud of are never
proud.
It's how we live that gives
authority to what we say.
It's not the bunch of flowers
you give but the reason you give
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-05-13

WHIGVILLE - Marilyn and
Gloria Cutler, of Summerfield,
spent the weekend with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. For
est Danford.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Martin are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Fryeman and other relatives at
Ashland this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Martin, of
Mayo, Md, are spending few
days with his brother, Lou Mar
tin and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ruby, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Webb, of Cam
bridge, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Gull
er.
Mrs. Ernest Batten, of Mt. Yer
non, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Bates this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Danford, of
Caldwell, spent Sunday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Danford.
Mrs. Lloyd Markle, of Quaker
City, spent Monday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Frank
lin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Martin
spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Gulick.
Mrs. John Gulick spent Thurs
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley Smith, of Summerfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. West were
at Caldwell, Friday.
Several from here attended the
baccalaureate service at Sum-
merfield, Sunday evening.
Wayne Thomas, of Otsego.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thomas.
Billy, Ruth and Helen Gulick
are confined to their homes with
whooping cough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Martin
and children, of Summerfield.
spent Sunday evening with Mrs.
John Martin.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-05-13
Notice To Contractors
STATE OF OHIO
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
Columbus, Ohio
May l, 1948 +

DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
Columbus, Ohio
May l, 1948
Engineer of Sales Legal
Copy No. 48-184
UNIT PRICE CONTRACT
Sealed proposals will be received
at the office of the State Highway
Director of Ohio, at Columbus, Ohio.
until 1000 A M. Ohio Standard
Time. Tuesday. May Is, 194S, for inn
500, State Route No. 285, in the
Village of Sarahsville. by grading,
paving with stabilized base course
and constructing steel beam bridge
IJith creoaoted timber deck and sub
structure Span: so feet ard s inches.
Roadway "a feet) Bridge No. NO
1850 over Buffalo Greek.
Width: Pavement 20 feet, Roadway
Length: 400 feet or COTS mile
e Contract Contract to be completed not later
than July 81, 1949. Bituminous prime
coat and asphaltic concrete shall not
be placed after October 81. 1913 or
prior to MAY 1o 81 lg4s ts g5Gept Dreetor ps
The minimum wage to be paid 70
all labor employed on this contract
shall be in accordance with the
Schedule of Prevailing Hourly Wage
by The Department of Industrial
Relations applicable to State High
way Department improvements IN
accordance with Sections l7-3, TIA.
l7-4a, 17-5 and lisa of the General
Code of Ohio"
The bidder must submit with his
bid a certified check in an amount
equal to five per cent of the estimated
cost, but in no event more than ten
thousand dollars.
Plans and specifications are on file
in the department of highways and
the office of the resident district
deputy director.
The director reserves the rignt 10
reject any and all bids.
EARL L. REEB,
State Highway Director.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-05-13
The Journal
N all Bag

way ~ 1ofo
FunkstoWn, Md.
The Caldwell Journal
Caldwell, Ohio
Dear Editor:
Under seperate cover, I am
sending you copy of one of
cur local daily papers which is
printed in HagerstoWn, Md.
Hagerstown is just two miles
from FunkstoWn and we have
bus service to and from Hagers-
town every half hour from 6 a.
m. to IL M.
/ receive The Journal each
week and enjoy it very much.
But | note that when you print
the public real estate sales that
you do not state the price it is
sold for. You will note in the
paper that l am sending you
that in most every sale men
toned in the Daily Mail, the
purchase price is given. This
gives one some idea of what
real estate is worth in the diff
ferent communities and l think
it is a good rule to follow in
The Journal.
l note that the fox hunters
had a fine time with the bench
show and field trials. Oh, boy,
how I would have enjoyed be-
ing among that crowd of boys
and to have heard those hounds
chasing old Reynard. Bethel
Bates and the Gills are due a
lot of credit for their untiring
efforts to make the good old
faithful dogs have a good time
together and l want to say right
here that l have more respect
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-05-13
THE ROADS

There are roads around the
valley
There are roads across the hill
There are roads that lead
through shadows .-
There are roads where sunshine
spill
There are roads to toll and
resting
There are roads that airnless
roam
But the dearest road to travel
Is the road that brings us home.
There are roads to fame and
fortune
There are roads through endless
years
There are roads to song and
laughter
There are roads that end in
tears
There are roads lead up the
mountain
There are roads to gilded dome
But the dearest road to travel
Is the road that brings us home.
MARY PEPPER
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-05-13
LEGAL NOTICE

CONSTRUCTION OF DRESSING
STOCKADE, pRIVY AND CULvERT
INLETS AT SENECA LAKE PARK
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
MusKINGUM WATERSHED CON-
FIJI SERvANCY DISTRICT
New Philadelphia. Ohio
April Is, 194B
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the Secretary. Board OF
servancy District, New Philadelphia.
Ohio, until ten o'clock A. M, Eastern
Standard Time. May "a, 1948. for the
construction of a double unit dressing
storage room, seven culvert inlets and
the work appurtenant thereto in the
Seneca Lake Park Bathing Beach
Area, located in Seneca Township.
Noble County, Ohio, approximately
three and one half miles southeast of
Proposals must be on the blank
forms furnished by the Board, and
must be accompanied by a certified
check for not less than ten per cent
Of the, aggregate amount of the bid,
figured on the basis of the estimated
quantities and the unit prices bid.
such check to be drawn to the order
of the Treasurer of Muskingum Water
shed ConServancy District, as guar
antee that the bidder, If awarded
the contract is delivered to him for
that purpose, execute the same, and
furnish surety bond for the faithful
performance of the contract, in the
sum of so per cent OF the contract
price; said contract and bond to be
on the standard forms which have
been adopted by the Board.
If any bidder, to whom an award
has been made. shall fail to execute
the contract or to furnish satisfactory
rrif harn STnAf f,r<<
specified. or as extended by the Board,
the award shall thereupon become
void, in which case the proceeds of
the certified check shall become the
property of the District: and the con.
tract may be awarded to the next
lowest or best bidder; and such next
lowest or best bidder shall thereupon
assume the contrct,. as If he were the
party to whom the award was first
made.
Each bidder must in his proposal,
present satisfactory evidence that he
has been engaged in contracting works
of the general character covered by
his proposal, and that he is fully pre-
pared, ,and, has the necessary capital
to begin the work promptly, and to
conduct it as required by the contract
and specifications. Proposals not con-
tanning such evidence will not be
recognized as bids.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids, and to waive any technical
defects, as the interests of the District
may require.
Drawings, specifications. proposal
blanks, and other information may
be obtained on application to the Chief
Engineer, Muskingum Watershed Con-
servancy District, New Philadelphia.
Ohio, at whose office drawings and
other data may be inspected. A charge
| of $500 a set is made for contract
drawings and specifications, which
charge will not be refunded.
BRYCE e. BROWNING,
| 40 al 42 43 "A Secretary