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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-29

Brady Miller is the owner and
manager of Brady's new radio
appliance store, which is observ-
ing its grand opening, Saturday,
Oct. /.
A veteran businessman in
Caldwell, Brady" has now COM
pleted one of the finest show
rooms for display of his mer-
chandise III this section. 1t is To-
Gated on West street on the lot
formerly occupied by the old
Caldwell B. & L. Co. build
ing, which was purchased by DR..
D. H. Webster and moved to
Spruce street. 1t has since been
converted into an apartment.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-29
DIVORCE FILED

Ruth E. Moore, Dexter City,
filed petition for divorce in the
common pleas court Monday,
charging Regiss F. Moore, of
Greenrock, Pa, with gross ne
glect of duty and extreme cruel
ty. The couple were married on
March Is, 1946 at McKeesport.
Pa. No children have been born
to the union. L. C. Young is at
torney Tor the plaintiff.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-29
Football Fund
Still In RED"

The Caldwell high school foot
ball fund is still in the red,
according to Principal Gilbert
w. Weekley, but it was consid-
erably reduced following the
Crooksville game Friday night.
The football fund as of Sept.
20 had a deficit of S158.09. Re-
ceipts for the week were listed
as follows: CrooksvilIe game,
Sept. %, $23650, less federal tax,
$38.24 and village tax, $595, and
does not include the reserve
seats; Olympia at GAINESVILLE
Transportation onlyl, $500; re-
serve seats, $500.
Expenditures included: tickets
(for all home gamesl, $48.58s
Crooksville game, S77.6D, for
tape, officials, guarantee and
lime.
This leaves a deficit on Sept.
27 in the football fund of $52.96.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-29
REGULAR MEETING

Regular meeting of the Noble
County Board of Elections will
be held Saturday morning at
their offices in the courthouse.
At a special meeting last week,
contract for printing the 1949
ballots was let to The Caldwell
Journal Publishing company. H.
M. Sorg will preside for the reg
ular session.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-29
UNDERGOES OPERATION

Clarence J. Estadt, publisher
of The Journal, underwent a
major operation, Thursday morn
ing, at the Bethesda hospital in
GAINESVILLE. His condition is i'm
proving rapidly and he expects
to be dismissed to his home here
Oct. 3.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-29
Conservation
District Will
Elect Officers
Essay Contest
Winners Were
Also Selected

Plans were made Monday eve
ming for a dinner meeting of far
mers and friends of the Noble
Soil Conservation District and
the election of three new super
visors, according to an announce
ment made today by w. H. Cal
land. chairman of the board. Ali
members of the board, Lewis
Davidson, Edwin Crum, Brady
Archer, Dale Lothes and Mr.. Cal
land, were present in addition to
Earl Shade, soil conservation
service, of Marietta. and Luther
Schramm, of Harriettsville.
The dinner and election will
be held Thursday, Nov. 10. Bal
Let boxes will be placed in the
offices of the county extension
agent at the court house, the soil
conservation district office in
the post office and in the produc-
ton and marketing administra-
ton office, for absentee ballot
ing of land owners who are un-
able to attend the dinner meet
ing.
Supervisors of the district are
elected to serve a term of three
years. The present members,
whose terms expire this fall are
Brady Archer. Lewis Davidson
and w. H. Calland. The nominees
to fill these offices will be an
nounced with two weeks, Chair
man Calland stated.
An interesting report was
made by Luther Schramm of a
meeting and school the first
week of September for all dis
! trict supervisors in Ohio, spon-
sored and financed by the Mis-
] sissippi Valley association, helc
at Defiance. Mr.. Schramm rep
resented the Noble district at the
meeting. Many problems of ad-
minlstration of soil conservation
districts were discussed. One OF
the most interesting parts of the
four day meeting was a two
hundred mile tour of observation
of soil problems of the black lev.
Ell corn land of the extreme
northwest corner of Ohio, report,
| cd Mr. Cchrapopo
Announcement of the winners
of the All essay contest on my
Observations of the Soil Con
servation Field Day" at Dave
Beckett's farm were as follows
Senior All members - First
prize, Helen Davidson, Little
Buttercups club, Sarahsville
award, $1,000; second prize, Bon,
ME Lee Bates, Busy Needles club
of Caldwell, award, $500.
Junior All club members
First prize, John J. Cutler, Wilc
Oats club, Summerfield, award
| $1,000; second prize, Shirley Ar
cher, Busy Needles club, Cald
well, award, $500; third prize
Mary Jane Thomas, Busy Nee
dies club, Hoskinsville, award
$3.50.
The cash awards to the win
ners of this essay contest were
made by the Noble Soil Conserv
alton District.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Davis, of
Caldwell, have returned home
after a weeks vacation in north
ern Ohio. During the week, they
attended the running of the
Little Brown jug" .rotting clas-
sic at Delaware and visited with
friends and relatives in Column
bus and Newark.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-29
CONDITION IMPROVING

Mrs. Harold Caldwell, of Cald-
we'll route 2, is a patient in the
Bethesda hospital, GAINESVILLE,
where she underwent major
surgery recently Her condition
is reported as improving.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-29
Pickets Force Shutdown
OF County's Strip Mines
Moscrip Mining Corporation Is
Granted Temporary Injunction

temporary injunction granted Tuesday morning
by Judge L. B. Frazier in pleas court to the Mos
Grip Mining Corp which will permit them to continue their
operations after being shut down Monday by rowing pckets
from Harrison and Belmont counties Lewis Moscrip Sr,
through his attorneys L. c. Young Caldwell and Clarence
Zanesvile the Tuesday
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-29

Joe Walters, Senecaville route
won the Indiana state champion
ship crown in western horse
show held near Richmond, Ind,
last week. The well known
Snowman in western roping and
riding competition won first,
second and third money in three
classes to win the title and
rariza mouev.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-29
RE-ENTERS SCHOOL

John T. Young, son of Attorn-
ey and Mrs. Clair Young, left on
Sunday for Virginia Tech station
at Blacksburg, Virginia, where
he has re-entered the academy
there for the ensuing year.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-29
REVIVAL CONTINUES

The revival services being held
at the Olive Green Church of
Christ will continue through
Oct. 8. Rev. Reese McGoldrick.
pastor of the local Church of
Christ. is speaker.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-29

Hiram O. Buckley, of Railroad
street. is announcing the open
ing of a new Studebaker agency
for Caldwell and Noble county
in the Benny J. Bober building,
Spruce street. Seven units of the
1850 Studebaker will arrive in
Caldwell this weekend for dis
play, in conjunction with the
opening. New home for Stude-
baker, now under construction,
is located one mile south of
Caldwell on u. S. Route 81. =
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-29
County School Enrolment Is 1883
Superintendent III. G.. Secrest
Releases Figures For 1949-5O

release of school enrolment figures for the l94950 school
made today H C of the Noble
Schools shows Dexter City have the largest high school
the this One of the largest enroments
recorded Dexter City opening day when 01 regis
tered the fouryear high school.
eighteen schools throughout
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-29
Rrady's Grand Opening Set For Saturday, October
New Building Improves Local
Business District For Shoppers

Final plans have been completed for the grand opening
of the Brady Miller Radio and Appliance Store
West street, Saturday, Oct L.
The completion of the and modern building repre-
another progressive step taken by the business
this community building the business section of Cald
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-29

SPECIALIZE a limited timeT
we will give our regular $1,000
cold wave for S5.e0. Shampoo
and wave included. Hazards
Beauty Shop, Caldwell, Ohio
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-29

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS IN
NOBLE COUNTY - The tax
books are now open for paying
the last half of the 1949 Personal
Tax.
IRA PRYOR,
Noble County Treasurer
Evening star., 1949-04-27

This is the tert of Secretary
OF NnUy SulliUan's letter to
Defense Secretary Johnson:
Evening star., 1949-04-27
Have Faith in Government
Baruch Tells Americans
Nv the Associated Press

CAMDEN, s. c.. April 27.-Ber.
nard Baruch said today that
Americans should guard against
those who would seek to destroy
your faith in our Government by
talking of injustices and intoler-
ances."
Mr.. Baruch. financier and ad-
wiser to Presidents, spoke at cere-
monies marking "Baruch Day" In
Camden, his native city. :.
Il have had intolerance prac.
ticed against me and mine al
my life" said Mr.. Baruch. 9
Jew, but I never permitted Il
to rouse in me envy. jealousy ol
hatred, or to weaken in the slight.
est my faith in our form Of Gov
ernment, its Constitution and 1t.
institutions"
Declaring that he was direct
ing his remarks particularly II
the children of Camden, Mr.
Baruch added:
Were our form of Government
to be destroyed. the result woulC
only be intolerance and injustice
on a truly terrible scale. as has
happened wherever freedom has
been destroyed.
so watch those who want te
change our form of government
to a so-called welfare state, cop
led largely after others wallowine
in misery and who in their trials
look only to U.S."
Evening star., 1949-04-27

is construction was explicitly ap.
Evening star., 1949-04-27
SuIIvons Letter to Secretary Johnson

proved BY the reports OF the Armed
Services Committees Of the Senate
and House Appropriation Act for the
fiscal year is4s the appropriation for
the first year construction OF the
U. 8. S. United States was approved
BY the Congress.
Work stopped on Other Ships
Again on II December 1913. IN q
conference with the Secretary OF
Defense and the Director OF the
Bureau Of the Budget. with the ap-
proyal of the Chief OF Naval OPP
erations and the Chief Of the
Bureau of Ships. abandoned
construction Of other vessels in the
amount OF $57 .000. 900 to assure the
continuance Of the carrier and
other vessels.
Additional funds for the continu-
ing construction OF this vessel in
the fiscal year 1850 were included
In the budget message which the
President sent to the Congress on
3 January. l949. and were included
in the national military establish
ment appropriation bill passed By
the House on Is April. l949.
Professional naval men. charged
with the task OF planning for a
Navy, adequate TO the defense OF
America believe that the construc-
ton of the u. 8. s. United States
Is so indispensable to the continuing
development OF American sea power
that they have twice sacrificed other
substantial construction because Of
the carriers highest naval priority
On Monday. Is April while dis
cussing a variety of subjects with
you the question OF the continuance
OF work on the u S. s. United States
was raised, and my opinion was
asked. ! started to give my opinion.
but before I had talked more than
minute you advised me that you
had opofbar annuciptmapt and would
Evening star., 1949-04-27

discuss this matter with NE a. :
later date The following day
sent yoa a very brief memorandum
touching on only one phase OF the
justification OF this carrier. In th.s
memorandum ! referred 70 MY de-
sire TO resume the discussions tina
had been interrupted the previous
day.
Disturbed BY Action.
I heard nothing about this again
until Saturday. . April, when In
Corpus Christi, Tex, was advised
by long distance telephone tina; ycal
had sent me a memorandum direct
ing the disconIinuance OF constrlic-
tlon.
am, Of course. very deeply dis
turbed by your action which so far
as / know represents the first at
tempt ever made III this country to
prevent the development OF a power
full weapon. The conviction tina
this will result III renewed effort
to abolish the Marine Corps and to
transfer all naval and Marine asia-
ton elsewhere adds TO my anxiety
However. even of greater signitl-
canoe is the unprecedented action or
the part OF Secretary OF Defense
in SO drastically and arbitrarily re-
strieting the plans of an armed serv-
fee without consultation with thai
service. The consequences Of such
a procedure are far reaching and
can be tragic.
In view of the foregoing ! am
sure you will agree with me that
no useful purpose can now be served
by my remaining as Secretary of the
Navy. ! have accordingly sub
mitted my resignation TO the Pres
ident.
I deeply regret the circumstances
that lead to my departure from the
national military establishment at
such an interesting and crucial
period OF its development.
Evening star., 1949-04-27
D. {. Scientist Honored

CINCINNATI. April ~ eP-
The American Ceramic Socssfy
Last night conferred is alg.les'
nonoT-if,e Ross Cos.3n Ps4FCfs
AwaTc-4on Dr.. r. P. Hal OF
Syracuse. y. Y and Dy He7oer'
InSley O. WaSll4ngt Ttae
award vas made st the cerarnle
socety's annual dinner here foi
.Ae compilation Of phase dla-
grams for ceFamlSts. DR. InsleS
IS head Of the ceramic section O.
The United States Bureau oi
Mines.
Evening star., 1949-04-27
Vaudeville Returning
To Palace Theoter
In New York City
ey the A,,oeio,ed Pre-.

by me ASsoetofed Frees
NEW YORK, April 81
Vaudeville is coming back to
its old home on Broadway
the Palace Theater.
The Palace hasn't employed
a vaudeville act in 13 years.
But starting May 10. the
stage that topped the circuit
when vaudeville was in its
heydey will revive the old
traditions.
The new billing calls for
eight acts of vaudeville. along
with q movie.
Sol A. Schwartz, RKO
theaters vice president, said
last night the firm believes
interest in vaudeville has
been reborn"
Evening star., 1949-04-27

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Evening star., 1949-04-27

DeJenSe secretary Johnson.
On Saturday, April %. withou,
discussion with the Chief Of Nayal
Operations, without consultation
with the Secretary of the Navy,
you directed the discontinuance ol
the construction Of the u. S. 8
United States, the construction OF
which had twice been approved by
the President.
This carrier had been the subject
of intensive study in the Navy De-
partment since it was first proposed
early In 1945 by the late Admiral
Marc A. Mitscher whose combat
experience had convinced him OF the
necessity. In a hearing with the
Director OF the Budget on 16 Decem-
ber 1947. with the approval Of the
Chief of Naval Operations and the
Chief of the Bureau of Ships. I
volunteered to surrender $307 900. :
600 which was the cost TO complete
the approved construction Of other
vessels. to insure that funds would
be available for the u. s. 8. United
States.
Its construction was explicitly ap-
Evening star., 1949-04-27
Army Holds Sentry in Fire
On Coast Costing Million
~ rsz< kssss asr'~S sessa

SAN FRANCISCO. April - -,
The million dollar pier fssv a.
Oakland March IS MAS ~t OF
impulse by sertTy assigned Il
guard 1t. the Army said yeStrrtta.
The Arr1y announced Efas, ~
ls-yeaT-nld private would b
prosecuted OH charges o. destroy
lng Government property,
lis public information once
identified ,lse soldier rs pss Bob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28

Avoid: Don't wait on me II I
am late" Better: Don't wait for
me If I am late. To wait on" is
to attend or perform services for,
as q servant.
Avoid: "I'd like to speak to Mary"
Better: I'd like to speak with Mary.
One speaks ito" an audience; one
speaks (converses) with" friend.
Wrong: Mr.. and Mrs. President
Truman" No, decidedly. A wife
never shares her husbands title.
Never: MRS. DR.. Smith, Mrs. Capt.
Jones, Mrs. Rev. Black, Mrs. Sec
rotary Jones, Mrs. Prof. Wilson"
The only correct title for a married
woman (unless she, herself. has a
rightful title) is Mrs" followed
by her husbands name, as: Mrs.
John H. Jones. Correct: DR.. and
Mrs. Smith, Capt and Mrs. Jones,
the Rev. Mr.. Black and Mrs. Black
(not "the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Blacko
Secretary and Mrs. James Brown,
President and Mrs. Truman, or:
The President and Mrs. Truman.
Avoid: II can't seem to do It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28
Uncle Ruy's Corner By se"o" coffme"

There is an old game which is
played with the help of pencil and
paper, or with pen and paper If
you like. This game is called "tick-
tack-toe" or "noughts-and-crosses.
Two lines are drawn from left to
right and two up-and-down lines
cut through them. That provides
nine spaces.
A machine has been invented
which will play the game against
you. You may make mark any
where you choose and the machine
will reply. 1t is claimed that the
machine never loses
There is q difference between
never losing and always winning.
Many tie games take place in tick
tack-toe. I believe that person
who plays with great care should
always gain at least tie.
One plan which I have found
good is to put marks In three corner
spaces. If you start with mark
In q corner and get the other two
corners bit later, you are quite
likely to win. A good opponent
will be able to block you. however.
and may make the game a tie. You
must be careful to watch what the
ether player is doing, or he will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28
Take NV Word for 1t
By Frank Colby

Better: It seems that I can't do it..
Avoid: HE don't seem interested"
There are two errors here. Better
say: He doesn't seem to be interested.
Wrong: 1.-THE reason he fell was
because of the icy pavement"
Right: The reason he fell was that
the pavement was icy. Never use
"the reason was because"
Wrong: HE answered me right
off," Right: He answered me at
once Cor: immediately.
Wrong: Pronounce the word the
same as me-" Right: Pronounce the
word as I do.
Wrong: Leave us 60 together"
Right: Let us 60 together.
Wrong: 1.-THE dog ways it's tail. !"
cts is the contraction Of "it is
The proper possessive Of ut" is
"its.'o Right: The dog wags its tail.
Wrong: "He has a duel PERSONAL
ity." A duel is a grudge fight be-
tween two persons. Better say: He
has a dual personality.
Do not confuse avert and avoid,
Avert means ito ward Oh; to pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28
Goren on BRIDGE

A player who seems not TO DE apie
to make up his mind about a hand
NAV be a menace to his partner. No
reference is being made here to the
character who takes 3 long time to
make a decision. There Is nothing
seriously wrong with that, unless he
happens to be playing on a COM
muters special where speedy play
is appreciated, because Of the add
tional card mileage thus gained by
the participants.
We have in mind the player who,
during the auction, for no apparent
reason changes his mind about the
strength of his hand. He may have
lulled you into false sense OF secur-
ity by making sign-of bid indi-
eating that he had hand Of only
moderate strength; you may have
stretched point in a sporting effort
to reach game, whereupon your part
ner, with no previous warning,
changes his attitude and suddenly
invites slam, above the game level.
You decline the invitation, to be
sure, but it is too late and you are
one trick beyond your depth.
In today's hand, East would appear
to be player of that type. He
enters like lamb by passing part
ner's opening bid of one no-trunp.
A moment later he rushes out like a
lion, making a penalty double of the
adverse two-heart contract. To the
casual observer-his two steps would
seem inconsistent. In point of fact,
they are not.
Though it was East's belief that
his side did not have sufficient val
ues to hope for nine tricks at no
trump, he was nevertheless conf
dent that they could win six or
seven tricks against the enemy. His
action was based on the confidence
that an opening one no-trump
bidder would develop four defensive
tricks and that his own black suit
holding was good enough to develop
two or three tricks in the play.
Expressed in figures, East's bal
anced hand, containing only Z
points, was just a shade below what
it takes to justify raise to two
no-trump. But the combined high
card holding of the partnership,
assuming opener had a minimum
no-trump of Is points, was % points,
considerably more than the enemy
could hope to muster. Then, too,
West is marked with at least two
hearts and probably three.
East's judgment was sound. The
defense took seven tricks and scored
500 points. Whereas, against the
best defense, a game contract at
no-trump could not be fulfilled.
copyright. 1919, by Charles H. ooren.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28

slip up on you" and will get a row
along a middle set of spaces. Many
players hurry to mark the middle
space and there is help in that at
times.
Quite a different game, but one
also played with lines, is known as
hopscotch. This is an old game of
children and is played in several
ways.
A hopscotch court may be made
up of squares, or it may contain
triangles along with the squares
and other figures as well. A stone
or a small piece Of wood may be
tossed into a space before a player
hops. The player must pick up the
stick or stone. The game also can
be played without tossing anything
into the spaces.
Last summer an S-year-old girl
kept begging me to play hopscotcll
with her until at last I did. It
seemed to me that I was doing fairly
well. but she said to me, at length
"A real hopscotch player would
laugh at you"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28
Test Your Horse Sense
By Dr., 6, W. Crane

1. Which eminent Hebrew prophet
made the most exact predictions
concerning the birth and mlstreat-
ment of Jesus?
Samuel Isaiah jeremiah Daniel
2. "A man may be down but he's
never out" is one slogan of which
of these great organizations?
Y. M. c. A. Red Cross
Boy Scouts Salvation Army
8. The Three Wise Men brought
gifts to the infant Jesus, consisting
of g. and frankincense and
myrrh." The blank space repre-
sents
Figs Jewels Gold Spices
4. The evil King who tried to kill
Jesus while the latter was still a
baby, was King
Cyrus Herod Nebuchadnezzar Saul
S. Jesus introduced a dynamic
concept into religion by urging a
worldwide missionary effort to
preach
Racial egotism Infant sacrifices
Caste system Brotherhood
6-10. The five creatures named in
the left-hand column make the
characteristic sounds listed in the
opposite column. Try to match them
appropriately. You are entitled to
one point for each correct judgment
(a) Pullet (v) Oink
90 Steer tw) Cluck
Co Eve .(D Whinfy
I'D Barrow (y) Moo ~
(e) Pinto Cd Ba-a
Score yourself as follows: o.. poor: SO.
average; rs, superior; e-10, very superior
Answers.
/. Isaiah isaiah, 1859. 2. Salvation
Army, 5. Gold Matthew, -. 4. Herod
Matthew, %. 8. Brotherhood. 8. "a
BULLET luch tw)1 q, s,ssr1 dtnH q. 6,
Pinto Whinny (x).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28
Word Game

Find 80 or more words In
FANATICISM,
meaning, "bigotry;;. extravaganza"
Average is 80; limit, Is minutes.
Rules-Words must be Of four or more
letters, Words which acquire four letters
BY the addition Of IS: such As bats,
eats" are NOT used. Only one form OF .
word is used Proper names are not used.
A list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28
Poroquoy Bans BiIIboords

In prohibiting use OF CONNER
cial advertising posters on all
roads and buildings on the
ground that they affect driving
security and destroy the beauty
of the countryside Paraguay Or
dered all existing posters down on
short notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28
I,hiis

Mother-Dad has written his
thank you note to grandma and
you and can write ours now. She
will be happy to get q letter from
you.