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, 1948-03-24
Large audience Hears Former US. Atty. Biddc
Cannot Have Foreign Policy Without The Force
To Back II Up. He Indicated

The hall Of the ST. Croix Chamber of Commerce was jam
packed last night with people who had come not only from all
over the island but also from St.Thomas. TO hear former Uni
ted States Attorney General Francis Biddle speak on The
United States in the New World. Time and again he was
greeted by prolonged and deafening applause.
just before Mr.. Biddle was introduced by Chairman
Joseph Alexander. he called on Ward M. canaday. ."our new.
, 1948-03-24
GOVT. OFFICES n.
ST. THOMAS TO CLOSE
FOR EASTER

Both Municipal and Federal
Offices will be closed during
the Easter Holidays beginning
tomorrow, Good Friday, East
er Monday and Transfer Day,
March IS, 26, %, and 3l.)
, 1948-03-24
MRS. HASTE. E
VISITING HERE

Mrs. William H. HASTE,
wife of the Governor Of the
Virgin Islands, arrived here
yesterday. She was accompan-
led by Mrs. Irene Bayne, Pres
ident Emeritus Of the Women's
League Of st. Thomas and
Mrs. Jeanne Rosen, a famous
stylist Of New York, who may
take up residence in the Vir-
Gin Islands,
, 1948-03-24
UNION
sUD7AFRIcAINE
st. Thomas.

The annual production Of 40 percent Of the
worlds gold and a fabulous output Of dia-
monds is q Offering item in the economy
Of the Union Of South Africa. The dis
zoverY q gold and diamonds brought
South Africa q rapid population increase
about 10 wears 400 but even Then aaricul.
, 1948-03-24

lure and grazing. now occupying half of her llA00y0O0 people. had
good start The countrYs 472S00 square miles bear marks Of fiji
pioneering Of the Beers, whose Dutrh-derived Afrikaans language Il
still widely spoken. The Union is represented at United Nations head
quarters by Harry 7. Andrews. tIer flag is orange. white and blue
with zniniaturss d The Union Jack and Of the two former BosE flags
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-28
Women's League Tuesday
Honor Roll:-Billie McGraw ATT.
:, Burpee 382, j. Runyan 397

For Sale:-1 Chev. 1896 4-door So
dan; 1886 Buick, 4-door sedan. I
1916 Chev. e ton Truck with
dump box & hoist. One l947 Chez
IL ton truck with dunn box
& hoist Both of these Trucks in
Al condition LIBBY MOTORS
Fhone TO- LIBBY 24-lc
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Baby chicks, $18 per 100. So per
100 deposit, U. S. Approved and
Pullorum Controlled. B. B. Bronze
turkey poults. Bitney's Poultry,
hallspel, Mont. 40-tf.
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LIQUID SOOTOUT for oil stoves
and furnaces. Cleans from tank to
stack. The Maytag Shop, Phone 1873
Libby. 22-2c
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MISCELLANEOUS

Piano Tuning and Adjustments,
this month in Libby, write or cali
Hollenback Piano Company. So 1877
Howard, Spokane, Wn." 23-2c
l am the Lincoln and Sanders Coun-
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I'll appreciate your order Phone
238-R. E. M. Cummings, Libby.
2l-4x
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House For Sale:-5-room with bath
on concrete foundation. 100 foot
frontage with lawn, garage and
woodshed. Interior recently re-
decorated, with new linoleum thru
out. Price $3800.00. Phone 98-R,
write Box 826, Libby. 14-tf
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DO YOU have folding screen for
sale. If so, phone 34-J.Libby. Mrs
w. G. Guernsey. tx
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For Sale: - Canary Birds. cheap
while they last Mrs Clyde Mill
ron, Rexford Mont. 22-3x
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For Sale:-Wood Heater, with new
lining. A. D. Morton, 10th & Calf.
Phone Z48-M. 22-tf
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Honor Roll:-Delzer 500, C. Bloom
500, B. Baeth 500, T. Roberts 5O7,
L. Bloom 485
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WANTED:-Carload of Xmas. Trees
majority SD sizes. Quote price de-
hyered, r. R. SLING. I'm coming
West. Wire Theodore Friedauer.
Demarest, N. j. TX
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Friday Might

Honor ROLE. Butt 574, w. Kemp
5o65, K. Roberts SCI, Bollman $50.
A. Nelson $50.
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IS" & Y" Copper tubing & fittings
for oil stove installation The May
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GATES Fractional Horse Power
Belts for refrigerators, washing ma
chimes. Home & Farm power ma
chinery. The Maytag Shop, Phone
l68, Libby. 24-3c
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WANTED TO RENT

Wanted to Rent:-A house furnish
ed or unfinished. Three rooms or
more. George Botchek call 89-W,
Libby. 23-tf
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WANTED: - Choice Xmas Trees
properly cut. Will pay top price for
this quality Contact c. H, Winklev.
lO34-4th Ave. w., Kalispen, Mont.
23-2x
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Bowling Scores of
The Post Week
Monday Night

Honor Roll:-T Jewell SOS. r
Little 594. Ahlskog STA, w. Sleizer
563 r Roberts 562.
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For Sale: - Koehler Plant. fully
automatic, 1900 w. A. c. Includes
so gal. tank and new batteries
Phone 55-F-12, or write Charles
Budina, Troy 13-tf
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LOST

Lost.-About the 9th of Sept. a
Lapel pen, blue and gold. Reward.
Call 235-R. TX
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CLASSIFIED

Classified advertising running in
this column is charged for at The
rate of &c per word per issue with q
minimum charge of SOC for the ad.
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EARTHQUAKE MILD

Helena experienced its 2,896th
earthquake October 10. The U. S.
Weather bureau reported the earth
shock as of moderate intensity"
lasting three seconds, but no dam
age was reported. The capital city's
'guakes have been recorded since
the destructive ones of 1885.
You save money when you shop
with Western News Advertisers
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For Sale:-One excellent used RAJ
dlo, $1,000; One Hot Point range,
$500. Partlow Electric Co Phone
1872, Libby lc
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FOR RENT
WANTED

Household Help Wanted. - Phone
278, Libby 24-2c
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For Sale:-100 Acres, one mile off
No. 2 highway. 40 acres in cult
walton, Groom frame house. barn
chicken house, other buildings
Spring water, city lights available
Some stock, chickens and mach
inery. Household furniture. $500
Some Terms. E. A. STROUT REAL
TY, John F. Bowen, local Strout
agent. Office Phone 200, Box 295,
residence Phone GYM 24-1c
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FOR SALE

For Sale:-Good round oak heater
in first class condition, cheap if
taken at once. Inquire Mrs. Jas.
Shaw Stryker. 2I-tf
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WOmen's League-Thursday
Honor Roll:-B. McGraw $40. w.
Handley 452, L. Roberts 423. J. Mid
yeti 4l6, L. England 42l.
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For Sale:-New Quaker fuel oil
heaters. Save on fuel and get your
Quaker Heater NOW. Any size
Bowkers, l02 Mineral. lie
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For Sale:-One Briggs & Stratton
Gasoline Motor, A-hp. Used one
year. Conrad Neste, Libby. 23-2x
For Sale:-New Norge Electrict Hot
water heater, automatic, 46-gal See
these at l02 Mineral Ave.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19
Summerfield NOtcheS
10th Win; Harriettsville
Swamps Forest Grove

Summerfield's Golden Gophers
closed out their league season play
by blasting Sarahsville 1892 last
Friday night in the only county
league game played High water
forced cancellation of the Forest
Grove-Batesville and Harriettsville-
Dexter City games. If the Gophers
can defeat Calais in their 18th and
final game this Friday night they
will become the first team in Noble
count to turn in an undefeated sea-
son since Belle Valley did the trick
in 1888. It's doubtful however, if
they reach the victory string of %
attained by Belle Valley in sweep
ing the county and sectional titles
only to be downed by Cadiz 1929
in the district meet.
Cutler, Hanes and Osborne pep
pered the nets for 26, 18 and 19
points in the Sarahsville rout, while
Weston and Hannahs scored IL and
10 for the losers. Summerfield re-
serves prolonged a Is game win
streak by downing Sarahsville sec
OndS 1915 in the preliminary.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19
Coziers Split With
Senecaville Legion

Cozier Containers broke even in
pair of games with Senecaville
Legion over the past weekend, los
ing 70-55 away on Wednesday and
winning 1859 at home on Monday
for win number IL.
Monday nights game was nip and
tuck for three quarters, the lead
changing hands frequently, but in
the fourth period Golfers turned on
the speed to finish IA points to the
good. Dick Wenzel took scoring hon
ors with % points, while D. Chris
tian led his teammates with 18.
The score was tied 17-l7 at the
first quarter as Wenzel tailed eight
points on four field goals. In the
second period, Dick Tilton spanked
the Containers with six points by
breaking under the bucket to ad-
vance the count to 1926. Johnny
Watson dropped in 13 points in the
third quarter as the tempo of the
game increased, however, the end of
this frame saw the Coziers. leading
by only three points 49-46.
Watson fouled out in the fourth
quarter with eight minutes left to
play, but Wenzel and Tilton slipped
in Il and eight points each to sew
up the game. Results of both games,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19

two changes reflect the foresight of
the coaches and officials of Noble
county in bringing the best possible
in basketball games to the fans in
this section.
The undefeated Summerfield
Golden Gophers, who have already
clinched the county league title, will
be odds-on faVorites to cop the tour
ney crown, now worn by defending
champion Harriettsville Last years
tournament, however, proved be-
yond a doubt that seasons records
mean very little as Dexter City
breezed through the league only to
be upset in the tourney. While the
Harriettsville Belle Valley game
looms as a tosS-up, it is more than
likely that the loser of this game
will be in the ideal spot to meet
the runner-up in the post-tourney
game March l.
The policy Of playing only two
games each night instead of three
will make the tournament less tire
some for the fans and probably ease
the problem of finding seats. On
many occasions, fans of participat-
ing schools have been unable to find
seats when arriving late at the
games. Admission is set at SOC again
this year, and two Cambridge men,
Gerald Trott and Tommy Thompson
will handle the officiating duties.
Following tournament play, the
seven coaches will turn in their Sc
lections for an all-tournament team,
to decide just which boys will be
SO honOred this year. 1t is not known
if any certificates or awards will
be presented to these players, but in
any case the coaches have decided
to try their hand this year in the
selection of an all-Star team. In pre-
viOus years, five interested per
sons have been making the selec-
tions, although in an unofficial"
capacity.
Earl Tarleton, tournment man
ager, also announces at this time
that a single elimination tournament
for seventh and eighth graders will
be held at the Caldwell gym on
March 8, 9 and TO- Any school in
the county system may enter a team,
but the deadline for entering is set
at February Is. The drawing for the
tournament will be held Saturday,
February %, SO any coach wishing
to enter should contact Mr.. Tarle-
ton before that date.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19

Marvin p Woods junior hlgll
basketball team was eliminated IL ~
the oIarter-finals of the 18Th allllS'oi 5n,i
Marietta tournament I"SS 90 On M after
bv class A Chillicothe 5Z,2o ~ "IoI 9,toI,
the locals had led most OF tlle .o"+oy "@y
Caldwell had defeated l"allC iC 'f; f;ret
another class A school, IN lhe oe ~ ~
round 1914. DWain DyerSS S 'e'i'
copied the title in l94z.
Caldwell's two games were Le t5e
most exciting of the tourn21lnenl;; l;1aJ ,,tI
others being more or less lop, ,SlIeu, i' T.
Against Lancaster, CaldWeII tooh n, a {,
6-2 lead at the first quarter, olLy
to have Lancaster tie up the gains
90 at halftime Each team tailleu
one point in the third period to leave
the score knotted 1910 entering the
final frame. Roger Walters VINO
took scoring honOrs with III PolhtS'
came through with five points III
the fourth quarter while Lancaster
could score only four. Eacn team
made five goals but Caldwell con-
verted 5-18 free throws While Ian
caster made 4-2l.
On Thursday night against ChlIll-
cothe. the locals dropped a heart
breaker 1890. Bill Christopher con
trolled the rebounds off both boardS;;
Chillicothe getting only one rebouno
the first half, while Hugh Walters
Mack Fowler and Andy Glldden
brought the ball down the floor. Al
though hard pressed by ChilliCOthe
all evening, the junior REDSKINS
managed to bring the ball down
court fairly we'll until Hugh Walters
fouled out in the closing minutes.
Hugh incidentally scored the first
points in both games.
With Roger Walters sWishing the
ball through the nets regularly tor
18 points, Caldwell moved out IN
front 6-5 at the first quarter. They
maintained their one point margin
1914 at halftime and advanced the
count to 22-17 entering the fatal
fourth period,
Time was rapidly running out
when with one minute to play Cald-
we'll led 30-27. ChillicOthe tailed a
bucket, then tied the score 1890,
when C. Cousins made good on a
free throw on R. Walters fifth per
sonal. Caldwell put the ball in play,
but in coming down court Chilli
cothe lad intercepted the ball and
passed to Greisheimer on the fast
break for the winning points. 1t was
Chillicothe's seventeenth straight
win without 2 loss
GAINESVILLE Roosevelt won the
tournament by defeating GAINESVILLE
Cleveland 40-17 in the finals. Con-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19
Redskins Close Season With Triumph
Over McConnelsville Big Reds 53-4l

Caldwell Redskins had consider
able trouble, especially during the
first half, in downing McCOnnels-
vile 53-41 for their tenth win of
the season, last Friday night 1t was
the final game of the regular sea-
son and concludes play for the Red
skins until the sectional tournament
at Woodsfield. Dave Shaw, regular
starter, was unable to play because
of sickness, with the starting assign
ment going to Virgil Tilton.
McCOnnelsVille took a 40 lead
before Carter made good a free
throw with two and a half minutes
gone to put Caldwell in the game.
Tuffy and Murrey dropped in
fielders to move the Redskins ahead
5-4 with three minutes left in the
quarter. The Big Reds scored again
from the field, but Bill Murrey
tapped in a rebound making it 7-6,
CaldWell'S favor. McConnelSVille
retaliated with two free throws and
a bucket to lead 1917 at the end Of
the quarter.
Don King took the spotlight in
the second period by looping in eight
points and spark a drive thaL SlaFteQ
the Redskins moving King tailed
four points to tie the score at l2-12
and sWished in long shot from
mid-court to knot the count at 20
20 as the horn sounded 1t was easily
the most spectacular shot of the cur
rent season.
The Redskins began to pull away
in the second half as King added SIX
more points and Murrey and r. Til
ton began to find the range. They
built up an eight point lead to enter
the last quarter and were just be
ginning to roll as the game ended.
Murrey with IA and King with IA
led the scoring, while TufGy racked
up II, six in the last quarter. Cald-
wells regular season record is now
10 wins against seven losses, com
pared to last years record of eight
wins and II defeats This year the
Redskins played two less games,
having two open dates on the
schedule. Bill Murrey has tailed
1T points in these II games, an
average of just over 10 per game.
The Caldwell reserves copied the
preliminary 27-l2.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19
Summerfield And Dexter City To Open
Noble County Tourney Tuesday Night

First round of firing in the Noble
county tournament gets underway
on Tuesday night, February "a
when Summerfield and Dexter City
clash in the lid-lifter at 7:30 p. m
This will be followed at $50 by
what promises to be one of the bet
ter games of the tourney, Harrietts-
vile VS.. Belle Valley.
Wednesday night will see Bates
Vile and Forest Grove in the feature
game at $50, preceded by the first
consolation game. SarahSville drew
the bye and will be idle until Thurs
day night when they meet the win
ner of the Batesville Forest Grove
game at $50 The winners of Tues
day nights opener, likewise play on
Thursday vening. Consolation
games fill the bill Friday night, with
finals and consolation finals Satur-
day night.
A new and welcome feature of the
tournament this year is the double
elimination, whereby the Saturday
night consolation winner will meet
the runner-up on the Monday night
following the tournament, for the
privilege of advancing to the sec
tional joust. Provided, of course,
they did not meet during the tourna-
ment. This is the result of an agree
ment reached early in the season by
coaches and school officials.
To further clarity this change, the
top teams will be ranked as winner,
second team, and third team. This
means that the winner in the con-
ISOLATION bracket may defeat the run
ner-up and thus be the second team
representing Noble county in the
sectional Many of the better tourna-
ment teams have been excluded
from advancing into the sectional
in past years, due to drawing all
strong teams in one bracket. Under
this setup, it looks as though the
extra game will be played Monday,
March l, on the same floor with the
same officials.
Another change this year was the
agreement at the beginning of the
season to seed the first and second
teams in the county league stand
ings, thereby assuring the fans of
the possibility of seeing the best
game in the Saturday night finals.
Accordingly Batesville drew the
number five spot and Summerfield
was placed in number one position,
as agreed upon by the coaches, These
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19
Collegians Outscore
HarriettSyille 8O-51

Kirch's Collegians took a high
scoring decision from Harriettsville
Independents 80-51 in the Caldwell
gym last Saturday night.
The Collegians after ragged first
quarter, forged ahead at halftime
25-24 and pulled away steadily. Jim
Waller, Dana Reed, Jack Wilson and
Bob Moseley hit the big numbers
for the Collegians while Joe Ull-
man, John Schoeppner and Burdette
Ayers were the mainstays for the
visitors.
On Friday night, February 27,
the Collegians play Marietta All
Stars as the preliminary to the Mari
eta Wittenhere COLLEGE game
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19
Caldwell Junior High Eliminated By
ch;Il;roIhe In Marietta Tournament

ISOLATION finals were won by Chilli.
cothe over Newark 32-17.
Opening round scores were Cali.
polls 26, McConnelsville Is; Belpre
56 Shadyside 13; Newark 25, Ports.
mouth %; GAINESVILLE Roosevelt 20
Marietta is; Chillicothe "A, Zanes,
Vile Hancock Is; Athens 2, Zanes.
Vile st. Thomas 0 (forfeit); Zanes.
Vile Cleveland 20, Woodsfield II,
Caldwell IS, Lancaster IA.
Ouarter-final scores in addition to
Caidwell's loss to Chillicothe 32-30
we're: GAINESVILLE Roosevelt A, Gal
Ijpolis 9; GAINESVILLE Cleveland 30
Athens %; Newark 20, Belpre 13
Semif finals found Zanes willie
Roosevelt topping Chillicothe 1921
and GAINESVILLE Cleveland trouncing
NnvUarlz Rolls
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19
GENE OSBORNE, to all

ances has copped the individual
league scoring title for the Noble
county league, despite the two post
poned games not shown in these
standings. Bill Hanes is in second
place with 154, and Cutler third
with 153, according to a quick un-
official tally. A close double-check
will be made later after all games
are over and correct standings pub
lished at that time. Leading scorers
including games played up to Mon
day:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19
Belle Valley DOwned
By Buffalo 1927

In a non-Ieague game last Friday
night, Belle Valley was downed by
Buffalo 1927 as the Riders scored
only four points in each of the first
three quarters. Cubbison with II
points was the >pace-setter while
Barlock led Belle Valley with eight.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19
CROOKSVILLE pulled the tricl, of

CROOKSVILLE pulled the trick of
the year last week by upsetting New
Concord 71-67 in an overtime game,
but the Ceramics have no chance
for a tie since they were upset dur
ing mid-season by Philo 1926.
Crooksviile plays at New Lex and
Glouster at McConnelsville this
week in the finale for the MVL sea-
son. The Redskins have already
clinched third place.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19
Consolation

games on Friday night, Crooksville-
New Lex and Glouster-M. & M. It's
doubtful if either of these games
change the standing of the top five,
although Freriks will stand a Won
derful chance of moving way out
ahead of his nearest rival.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19

Miss Lena Alter will leave this
Thursday for New York City, where
she will attend the style showing of
women's wearing apparel Miss AL
ter will be in the East for two
weeks.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19

In a postponed game last Thurs
day night, Harriettsville swamped
Forest Grove 1922 as Bob Smith
berger scored 20 points for the win
ners The preliminary was also won
by HarriettsVille 1920.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19
S H o r IS
BY LONG
BY LONG

SHOT AVERAGES for the McCon-
nelsville game dropped to 27 per
cent, barely better than the losers
26 per cent The reserves however,
hit for 81 per cent compared to eight
per cent for the visitors.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19

UNCLE HUEY SAYS-"Better re-
main silent and be THOUGHT a
fool, than to speak and remove
all doubt"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19
COUNTY LEAGUE standings will

CUUNTY LEAGUE standings VIII
be affected very little by the two
postponed games to be played this
week These games are Batesville at
Belle Valley (appearing on page
four), and Forest Grove at Bates
Vile The HarriettSville-D City
game was cancelled by mutual
agreement of both schools. Stand
ings on Monday of this week:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19

Mrs. Ira Clark, Sr., Belford street,
was removed Friday to Bethesda
hospital, GAINESVILLE, in the McVay-
Schilling ambulance, for observation
Ind treatment
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19

to escort asnI persGnnel iH4i will be available
factory and dn,uiXidualS n,i,1 through the
stages in anu tbe VIII explain the various
the office. Will start from
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19

CALDWELL BOWLERS won two
out of three games from Berwick
Hotel In the bowling league at Cam
bridge Monday night. Results:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19

MVL SCORING RACE is practically
over with the exception of two
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19
TO LEAVE ON TRIP

Officials-Dyer & Archer.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19
HarrietsvilIe 65-Forest Grove %

Official-Thompson.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-19
IN HOSPITAL

Officials-Arnold & Ferguson.