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HOUSES FOR sALE-hathwe.t

MONEY MAKERIEleven rooms, 2
baths, h.-w. oil heat. Income, $3.50
mo. Completely furnished. S2s.00O.
2lQ0 BLOCK r st. NV. RE. 0493,
1a4s ; FAIR FaIRMoNr ST. N.w.-sDeeu-
ST. 'asSs,5s Fl ,ys,5rs Psiss yIs
$4,000 1st trust Three stories and
bsmt., ARRANGED as 3 complete apts,;
oil heat. Call ST. 9316; ewes, RA.
9Il44aa. 9I4a. y BLANKEN g. PRESS. INC.
The IL = WAsHlSGroN Il; h:Si CATHEDRAL Mds
Extremely attractive. OF English de-
sign. Right location for q doctor.
Has fine living rm;, with fireplace,
large dining rm., kitchen and pow
Sedrmsi. M Z g baths. ~ maid ID :; rm. nos and q
Vacant. Can be well financed. Ewes,
call M. Harper, WI. 1873. SAMUEL
E: BoGLEY, INC; 1904 wisconsin
IAsGE aEs YMpkRssivE. ass El detssRed acne brick
upper 18th ST.; 10 rms, ga baths,
afes, poss.; reas. Wv wAsH1NGToN aiit REALTY
&c. 60; GE ;isGmHs}N $500 Sr GE Iy4 4455 &. AVIS
1Easy walk, walk to ST., st. AIMS IN, s. WI Wilson
charming semidet. brick Colonial,
spacious rms, high ceilings; i'm
maculately clean: 4 nice rms. l n
baths on End H.; garage; gas INV h,
storm sach. awnings. S19,950. Ewes
call GE., 3079, FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
LARGE CATHOLIC FAMILY desiring
to live near Blessed Sacrament and
to enjoy the splendid school. shop
ping. entertainment and transpor-
tation facilities on Conn. ave. Just
below Chevy Chase Circle, should be
interested in this very lge., sturdy
frame residence containing bedrms.
and baths; fine level lot, approx:
9sx140; Gear garage; slate roof: oil
h.-wh.: needs redecorating, but truly
an extraordinary value at Sl7,95O.
PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
GUEST HOUSE. semidet. Al cond.,
beautifully furnished, 90 large rms,
finest NV. location Income, $500.
Moderate cash and price. excellent
financing. OWNER, co. 4729.
4421 GEORGIA AVE.-27-ft. brk
tiled bath, rec. rm.. bath in osmt,.
oil hit, OPP. high. jr. high and
grade schools Call Mr.. Sheehan,
RA. 1882, cox e. CO., RE. 1888.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

LADY will share 5-room house with
couple: LARGE lot; everything furn.
FA. 565s after s pm. ID
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

SUILDoZER for hire, with operator
price S575 hr.; no moving charge
4 mile radius. Ap; 5os9;.,
CRIES, MATTRESSES, strollers. play
pens, high chairs. youth beds, etc
ss dsl!vsTZZo eH1hpNFNs as1t.2 pIsIs fsE Ssif:
iinston. ov. 1900.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO., 622 Z st.
NV. National 1904.
MOTOR GRADER-101 d; BY the
hour or contract. Call CH. e426.
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LISTING SERVICE

,,e have over 100 employees seeking
houses or completely private apart
ments under $75 per mo. We will
be glad to list your house or apart
ment mot rooms) without charge
Please phone
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
MI. 1868 weekdays, am.-5 pm
Just say Il want to list some hous-
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APARTMENTS ukFURh,sHEp

NEW APIS. for immediate occupancy;
2-bedroom apt, $3.50 incl. all
utilities; l-bedrm. apt, $3.50: Lo.
&sSss I'd FsS ssp: as'Si fMaR ais's aA
M TxkoMA PARK@s77.5o a month
INCLUDING utilities. i bedrm. Box
m eSs1Si NEW sIa[i shDe., facing Govt. pa PARK:
and nen shopping: OBJ ns sss. 80 per Go mo: scoTT ig
SANDERS, TR. 1868; ewes, vi. 09e0.
e4 RMS. KIT. AND BATH. ii ,ard
9n nf pas ns nsfa. Msg ssgs BHsfoR 1iaSs9st'!Rz RE
Pr; %sal ~ atiiitIss; sdS sdSs mo; good NV:
TAkoMx Ii!9i Up PARK is. 6 COTTAGE for
aeasi ssilti.s oniS cali ST. 1857 month 1s Pu'
EMPL. LADY, With mother; needs
BsTTyn; APPROX. se5: Mrs. NJ, E.
VEL hEII; cFA;rSEMAN EA; aEsIA who called dah Mon.
BEhE. B1EshhEfs "a ssll easai easain' MRS M E
PARK VIEW APARTMENT
5o3s 3sth st. ayattsye ssy Ems Mo- IN 5",
line; close to schools and shopping
center. Apply to
MASTER BUILDERS, INC.
4sO5 Rhode Island Ave, Hyatts.,. Md.
-15
EMERSON GARDENS
43rd and Emerson sts., Hyattsville,
Md and bedroom units, avail
athi Utilities; sSo bIoek ao from 'fa Rhode Island
ave. carline; near schools and stores:
veterans preference, Applications
now being accepted by
Master Builders, Inc.
1905 Rhode Island Ave. Hyatts.. Md.
BRETON HALL APIS.
New modern garden type, bedrm.,
Ss5, 2 bedrm.. S97.50. including
utilities, some available at once.
s101 University lane. at N. H. ave,
for information.
PARKWAY TER. APIS.
New 2-bedrm. apis. available immedi--
ately; 500 per month includes ali
utilities: veterans preference: large
rooms and ample closet space: easy
transportation. HI. $500 from to 6.
LONG BRANCH APIS.
NnH tmmediatels afSHtGS 'fsed 1sp. iv sm
incl. utilities; Venetian blinds, BIZ
passing closet doors, kit exhaust
fan. Resident mgr. on premises.
500 block Old Bladensburs I'd, sH.
Windsor Park Hotel
2300 Conn. at Taft Bridge
Several and 9 hedrm. apis, avail;
Hu Es9'S!s lzot from slS' to $3.50 Call
Fred A. Smith Co. M'gement
IA
INWOOD APARTMENTS
NfS from s9s ss 10 0te5m spss Ssr 1nsi mo 0 ho
90 min. from downtown Wash. Ap-
ply at the Ring BLDG. 18th and N
sts. NV. RIM. ale. RE. 1851. RE.
GOODACRE APIS.
Avail. immed.; new flreproot, garden
type S.a,i iv s 80 q dnette ,1ei kit bath t..
rms. parQuet frs. Venetian blinds,
stainless-steel sink, kit. vent fan.
GE refsr., ldry,, fac parking area
shopping. bus stop and rental ONCE
on development Open 9 to week
days. 10 to 8 Sat and Sun. S6l9
Piney Branch rd., Silver Spring. Md.
DO YOU NEED AN APT.
In NV. elev. bldg. before you sell
hnr,o9 ME- 1r10 GE 1nS
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUP.
CHILDREN WELCOME-Lge. Ink
rms, D. c.: also cottage in Nd, $50
mo. DI. AGO or RE. 1856. 10
Garfield st. new 4-room apts., fur
nished or unfnrniShed: Slh0 IU-
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GEORGETOWN
GREENACRES

Attractive 5-rm. detached brick, on
a beautifully handicapped lot 55x
ITO it,, clean throughout; screened
porch. Venetian blinds, gas heat,
priced right for quick sale. Call Mr..
Francella, eyes,, DE. 1900.
GAEGLER REALTY co.
14oR K st Nv MA 1l1& Ii
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KENT


Beautiful stone and brick Of the
finest prewar construction; 1st moor
circulates beautifully for entertain
room: Chubby rec. room with bar
opening onto rear terrace: maids
room and, bath in basement; 3 ex.
tra-large bedrooms. and 8 baths. on
end fioor; finished 3rd door:
grounds are spacious and land
scaped; Gear garage. Call Ted Bair,
with
JAMES L. DIXON g. co.
1922 18th st. NV. ST. 700: ewes.
WI. 4s34. 10
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
Fine brick home in splendid condi-
tion., Three bedrooms, two baths;
gas heat; garage; exceptionally well
developed large garden. For further
information, call Mr.. Shackelford,
MA. $500; evenings and week ends,
ST. 66OS.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K St, NV. 10
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dARSHALL J. WAPLE co
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Wakefield

S41C v L S4A1A0O, ~ ~.
Wakefield
Brand new listing. Spacious det
center-hall brick Colonial, large
rooms. paneled den and 1st-h. lay
atory; 3 bedrms., 2 baths, 4th bed
rm may easily be added, to, End n;
heated rm. in attic; attached sarage;
excellently located for doctor. TT
inspect, call JAMES E. SCHWA+
OR. $500: after 5 pm. call S.
1878 or WO. 140s. ii
CRESTWOOD AREA
West of 10th st. S2s,5OO. bdrms.,
Q baths, lse. den. lge. liv. rm.. MOD,
ern Kit. Will be renovated and
painted and papered to suit buyer.
Select your own new refriserator.
Imposing red brick det. home, Cor
seous surrounding homes and gar
dens. Close to transp. ARlIE l.:
Johnson REALTY CO., INC, 3402
Conn. ave, OR. 700 till 9:
EMBASSY SECTION
A beautiful house. featuring 4 master
bedrms., 8 maids rms. and s baths;
library on first floor; priced at S49,-
500. To inspect. call MIS-. Grier,
Ma. $500; evenings, CO. 1928.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1877 4 ct. NV. Exclusive. Ill
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PARK VIEW APARTMENT
5O32 3sth st., Hyattsville. Md new
.-bedroom apt. sos: right on bus
line; close to schools and shopping
center. Apply to
MASTER BUILDERS, INC.
4sO5 Rhode Island Ave, Hyatts.,, Md
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LandScaping


or a group for that project; faster
better: complete satisfaction guar
anteed Heavy and finished grading
lots cleared and filled. drainage
Gaterproofing. transplanting, seed
ing, sodding; top soil, all types o1
manure; Wondergro; eversreens
screens. specimen shade ornamental
trees. rock gardens, rose and Ole
fashion flower beds. pools, fences
stone, fiagstone. cement, brick. walls
walks, steps, curbs. terraces, fences
driveways; pruning, shearing, tree
surgery. Estimates are free. OV
6005; Ii: 1925. TO-
TREES REMOVED
Prompt and etficient service, fully in
sured Call FRED ALLEN after l
pn WO 1909 10
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OFFICE FURNITURE
SEWING MACHINES

Singers, all makes and models. Free
home demonstration. You can cleo
trify your old treadle for only 7.o5
NO. 2100; 2414 14th st. NV.
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GOODACRE APIS,
APARTMENTS FUR OR uhEuR

CHILDREN WELCOME-Lge. Ink
rms, D. c.: also cottage in Nd. $50
mo. DI. AGO or RE. 1856. 10
NEAR WARDMAN PARK, at 26lC
nished or unfurnished; $3.50. LU-
Their L. MILLER. DE. 06bh 13s
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RR1ARCT,'

This brick home built in 1a4l with
lovely view Of the Virginia Hills is
ideally located, on dead end
street. 1t contains a liv. rm, IL
brary. 1st A. full bath. din. rm
kit and huge solarium or cocktail
rn. which could be used as an ideal
extra library for books. The 2nd
q. has 4 bedrms and 2 baths with
stairs to a completely plastered and
large snreefon nm on 5ro n 6smI Wifh
maids rm. and bath all above
ground level. Gear built-in garage
Asking $4,000. Call ST $500.
j. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
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HoUsEs-sALE-k.W. tcent.

CHEVY CHASE, d. C., S24,500. Mod
custom built brk. home with attrac-
tive and unusual features; LIST a.
contains bdrm. or den and "a bath,
srac. portioned liv. rm. with flrepl.
and. mirrored mantel, din. rm; and
bdrms. and complete bath, excel.
LAND, EN-. $500 or OIL. O736. IL
CHEVY CHASE--Brick custom built;
center hall: rms. ga baths
Terms. Cali OR. 0o4s or DE. 1885,,
IN @ pm; REALTY BROKERS,
CHEVY CHASE. S2l,5O0. Det. brick,
BATHS dsh 0easms Ssshe hass saTaxe CLOSETS sep
per cutters and plumbing. gas a.-c.
ALIEN I IsHERWSSiN, 'H1ei!''iE No Rssltor:
oHfvf4 EM i4s9 caAsf AstEer D. m dea eh tca Gala Doc
tor. Located on conn. ave. vic. Of
home in immac. cond.; 1st f.,
recep. hall, liv. rm, din. rm., den
or bedrm;., full tiled bath and kit;
2nd A., 4 Ibedrms., 2 baths; attic
finished 1,tS and II heated pane! ne! rec l5, rm
ground level rm. in bsmt. Also, tull
kit, porch, garage, gas heat. Will
sell either furn. or unfurn. w. B.
WRIGHT: EN-. $500.
CHEVY CHASE-Beautifu brick home
on large lot: first floor consists of
large den, powder room. living room
with fireplace and picture window,
dining room with French doors
to screened living, porch, large
kitchen and breakfast room fea-
bienty nss Of pedfosms eIoseps ana Oeshi VII
financed. F A. TWEED CO, 5504
Conn. ave. EN-. 1890 till 9 pm. -l2
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-lst-n. powder
rm.; Diet. brick. about Q yrs. old, loc
/ blk. from the busline there are
rms, PA baths, storage attic,
priced for immediate sale. F. A.
TWEED CO., 1904 Conn. ave. NV,
EN-. 1890. Open Q till 8. For action
list your house with us. -l2
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-S14.95 Det
brick, about 9 yrs. old, needs deco
rating; 1st fl. has liv. rm. with open
fireplace, din. rm. and kit: 2nd f.
has 8 bedrms., l full tiled BATH lge
bsmt with "a bath, gas heat; pre-
war value. Don't miss 1t. F. A.
TWEED CO. 55O4 Conn. ave. NV,
EN- 1890. Open till Q. -l2
GEORGETOWN-We. have, several
houses for remodel ling. brick or
frame, all vacant; also several we'll
GEoRGEToWN REALTY Il iNs.
co, INC. MI 5577. ewes, WO
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

AMERICAN UNIV. PARk
Custom-built Colonial brick, on lge
corner, lot; center, hall, spacious lily
rm.. with firepl,, side screened porch,
dining room, kitchen and u bath
on 1st floor: 2nd floor, master, bed
room with double closets and bath:
finished attic; full basement. with
recreation rm. and stone firepl.; de-
tached garage
RIGGS & co.
EN- 2345; If no answer, TO. 5s21
BARNABY WOODS, Chevy Chase,
D. C.-Beaut. brk. home, prewar
built. st f., lse. liv rm. 15x25, din.
rm., lee. screened porch. bedrm. and
tile bath; End f.. 3 bedrms. ? tile
baths; bsmt.. recre. rm., maid $ rm.
and tile bath: built-in gar. oil &C
heat. Inspection invited to a real
HOWARD R, SCHAFER
1928 Wisconsin Ave. Bethesda. Md.
WI SAL. u. S. P. o. Is Opposite
Us"
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UNIV. PARK

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
Prewar det. brick. on large corner
lot; liv. rm.- 24x13, master bedrm
2Ox13, 2 other beautiful bedrms.;
finished Bird floor: -3lz baths; rec.
rm. det. garage. Mr.. Budlone, with
FRANK J. VOLKMAN
EN- 4949: ewes, AK s29s @.
Amer. Univ. Pk.-$24,9 $50
In st. AIMS parish, close to shop
ping center, theater and all schools:
attrac. det. brk. home on nice level
lot; recep. hall. 22-ft. liv. rm., din.
rm., fully equip. kit, den and pow
der rm., scr. porch; End f., 3 bed
rms and bath: paneled recre. rm.
with firepl.; oil h.-w.h.; very at
trac. terms.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
1924 Wis. Ave. OR. 1895 til 9 pm.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
Beautiful corner Diet. brick, 6 rms,
finished attic, 3 bedrms. and .
baths on 2nd f.: "a bath ons list
a.; conpl. bath and beautiful rec.
rm. in bsmt.; gas heat; picket-fenced
yard. TODAYS best buys. EN-,
0o41 Ill
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LONG BRANCH APIS,
New, freproof. garden type; availabl.
immediately; 2 bedrms., liv. rm.
dinette. kit. and bath S94 per mo
incl utilities; Venetian blinds, bi.
passing closet doors, kit. exhaust
fan. Resident mgr. on premises
500 block Old Bladensburg I'd, sH
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Windsor Park Hotel

w 1IIUSOI Z on II 11OUO1
2300 Conn. at Taft Bridge
Several ] and Q bedrm, apis, avail.
rentals from S155 to $3.50. Cal
HU roo
Fred A. Smith Co. M'gement
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Building Materials Sale
EASTER EGGS

Hand dipped, chocolate covered: good
proposition for church and lodge
=. 3. HoUcKs Foop sPEciALTY
SHOP, 1o12 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 5000.
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YORKTOWN VILLAGE
NEAR WALTER REED

l block from the hospital grounds
and Transportation, on the corner
Of a paved street and paved alley.
This 2-story brick, located on .
level, Handicapped lot. presents
veniently arranged rooms; built-tn
garage; h.-wh. with oil burner.
ROBERT E. LOHR, Realtot
GE. Ossl, 311 Cedar st., GE. osb7.
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$1,000 MACARTHUR BLVD, halt

cash; rms. semimodern: newly
decorated; WALTER EBERMasN'
ssi,7bO WILL BUY this vacant det.
brick. 1875 Underwood St. NV; 6
rooms, 2h baths, | gas heat. oL1Ss Losu1s
UPPER I4th sT.-23-ft. row brick;
4 bedrms., bath, gas h.-w.h.. good
cond., conven. to transp., schools;
shopping. Owner-occupied. Will sell
quickly. Call Mr. Northern 81.
1889, with BEITZElL DI. S1UO.
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Very attractive 2-bedrm. prevar
brick with living rrn., dining rm.,
kitchen, full bsmt. with lavatory;
screened porch; gas a.-c. heat;
fenced lot, very nr. elementary
school. An excellent NV. commus
nifty. Ewes, call Mr.. Markham, EN-.
l175 SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC,
1904 Wisconsin ave-, WI. 1S2Oi
WI $500 liz
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EMERSON GARDENS

PARKWAY TER. APTS,
New 2-bedrm. apis. available immedi.
ately; 500 per month includes al
utilities: veterans preference: large
rooms and ample closet space: cas-.
transportation. HI. $500 from to 6
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NEWLY REDECORATED two-room
apartment employed adults; $3.50;
nr. 18th and Columbia rd. DE. l l26.
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INWOOD APARTMENTS

New and bedrm. apts.. incl. util
from SIS to $3.50 per mo. Lo-
Gated at Gard and Alabama ave. Sc,
90 min. from downtown Wash. Ap.
ply at the Ring BLDG. 18th and N
sts. NV, Rm. 3l6. RE. 1851. RE
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-16
Earl Parrys
Enjoy Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Parry, 800
Dryden Road, Columbus, have re-
Gently returned from trip
through Kansas and Nebraska.
They visited number of Mrs.
Parry's relatives and several
places of interest, including the
famous Boys Town. Persons Wis
tied included several who had
formerly lived in Caldwell. Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Ross and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Vern Golf and family,
Omaha, Nebr., Mr.. and Mrs. R.
A. Ross, Halsted, Kans
They also spent some time
with Miss Clytice Ross of Nor
folk, Nebr., Mr.. and Mrs. Fay
Ross and family, Burton, Kans.,
Miss Dorothy Ross of Winfield,
Kans., Miss Roberta Keas, Man
haitian, Kans., and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Keas and family, Effing-
ham, Kans. Or. A. Ross will be
remembered as a brother of Mrs.
Charles Orr Of Caldwell.) In
Winfield, they attended the
graduation exercises of South
western College where Miss
Dorothy Ross received her b. A.
degree in religion.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-16
Remodeling Boom
Hits Ohio Farms

Repair and remodeling' lead
new construction in Ohio's cur
rent farm building boom, reports
j. D. Blickle, extension agricul-
tural engineer at Ohio State IN
iVersity.
"Generally speaking, there has
not been a critical shortage of
permanent structures on Ohio
farms in recent years, largely
because the number of farms has
not increased, he comments.
"While a great number of
these existing buildings are more
than so years old, they are still
structurally sound Many farmers
are finding that by rearranging
the inside Of existing buildings
and making a few changes here
and there, they can hold expen-'
sive new construction to a min
imum and still have a modern,
efficient building arrangement.
Next to remodeling, repairing
and equipping farm homes, dairy
barns, he says, are receiving the
most attention at the present
time in Ohio. Considerable in
terest also is being shown in
milk houses NOW hay drying
installations and construction of
siloS.
In planning remodeling pro-
grams, most farmers are attempt
ing to cut down chore time and
labor by using electricity, water
systems, mechanical feed hand
ling equipment, manure cleaners,
improved feed hunks and similar
devices to save minutes and steps
every day, the engineer points
out.
AS in the city, construction
costs on the farm are more than
double the 1859 average, ac-
cording to Mr.. Blickle, who of
fers the following suggestions
for reducing the cash outlay for
construction costs on the farm:
l. Have an overallsplan of the
whole Improvement. This will
prevent costly adjustments lat
er.
2 Use materials ordinarily
kept in the dealers stock, such
as standard doors and windows.
3. Choose common grades of
lumber for framing and sheath
ing.
4. Use farm equipment for ex-
cavating and hauling.
S. Use family labor, and hire
a skilled person to direct the
work, if necessary.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-16
WelIstOn Man Arrested
AS Result OF Collision

A Wellston man was arrested
Monday as the result of a two
truck collision near Caldwell.
John B. Allbritain Of Byesville
was crossing a one-lane bridge
on Route 81, about one and a
half miles south of CALDWELL
when he was struck by a truck
driven by Alex T. Christian of
Wellston. The state highway pa
troll reported that Christian was
coming around a curve at a fast
pace.
When the Wellston man ap-
piled his brakes, the patrol re-
ported, he was across the CEN
ter line. Christian was charged
with driving left of the center
line. Arraigned before Mayor
Sam Secrest he paid a $40 fine
and costs.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-16
John Britton Qualities
In New Career Plan

John B. Britton, 163rd trans
portation car company, son of Mr.,
and Mrs. John Britton, Route l,
Belpre, has been found qualified
in the military occupational spec
ialty of vehicle mechanic. Ac-
quired largely through his army
training and experience, this
qualification will aid Private
Britton to advance under the
new career plan which is to gov
ern all promotions in enlisted and
warrant grades.
Stationed in Yokohama, Japan's
major port city, and seat of the
eighth army, Private Britton is
filling an essential job with the
army's occupational forces. To
occupy his leisure hours, he has
access to theaters, clubs, libraries,
evening classes, a gymnasium,
bowling alleys, volley ball and
tennis courts, a swimming pool,
a golf course, as we'll as the pic
turesaue scenery of this ancient
country.
: Entering the army IL Septem-
Der, 1947, he arrived in this
theater in May, l948.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-16
Caldwell Future Homemakers

The fourth meeting of the
Caldwell Future Homemakers
was held last Monday in the
Presbyterian church basement.
The meeting was opened with IA
members answering the roll call.
July End was the date set for
the bake sale which will be held
at 1000 a. m. at Marquis feed
store. The money raised will be
applied for club camp fees. The
home demonstration agent, Miss
Gossage, attended our meeting
and gave many helpful sugges-
tons. Work was done on the pro-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-16
RERNE

BERNE-Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Johns and Earl Johns of Tuscar-
awas visited Sunday at the home
of their grandmother, Winnie
Rucker. Mrs. Rucker accompan-
led them home for weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Kuhn of
GAINESVILLE spent Saturday eve
ming at the home of Dwight's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Kuhn.
Dana Swick of Athens is
spending a few days at the home
of his father, Tom Swick, and
brother, Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ritterbeck
of GAINESVILLE were visitors in
town Saturday evening.
Bernice Crum spent the week
end at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Forshey.
Her mother is seriously i'll at this
time.
Mis- Leona Hill of Marietta
route is spending a few days at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dora Warner of
GAINESVILLE spent Sunday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Tillie
Schell.
rCleta Hesson of Akron is visit
ing relatives in Berne at this
time.
Lewis and Dana Swick and
Linda Lou Thompson spent Sun
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-16
Hay Value Will
Depend On Care

It's haying time in Ohio. Crop
specialists at Ohio State Univer-
sity are reminding farmers that
haying time brings up three very
important things. Value of hay
as winter feed can be greatly in
creased if hay is cut early
leaves are saved-and the hay is
handled and Weathered as little
as possible.
Hay gains no food value after
it's cut. In fact, after it's once
cut, you cannot hope to improve
the product. The only object is
to lose as little as possible.
With this in mind, the special
lists point out these facts. There
are more pounds of actual digest
able food in 100 pounds of young
forage than in the same weight
of matur gerass. Food value in
the forage may shrink from 80
to so percent as the crop reaches
maturity.
Protein content may shrink
even more.
Most of the feed value is in the
leaves of hay crops. The leaf
content may be reduced by half
or more by late harvest and too
much handling.
By putting hay into the silo,
farmers can save more feed value
and vitamins than in any other
method of curing. Now drying
comes next, and field curing
saves the least.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-16
Model Country School
Student Graduates

Miss Carol Ruth Burns, Tolle-
son, Ariz., granddaughter of Mrs.
]. B. Longfellow, East street,
graduated from the Tolleson
Union high school on the eve
ming of the May Goth The COM
mencement exercises were held
in the central patio of the high
school, under the stars.
TollesOn Union high is known
as the model country school of
the state of Arizona, and as such
is one of the finest equipped and
largest country schools in the
state, the campus covering ten
acres of ground.
Miss Burns during the school
year was a member of the Y
Teen club, the dramatics club,
amateur photographers associa-
ton, on the staff of the 1949 an
nual and also feature editor of
the Wolverines, weekly school
paper.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-16

day afternoon in GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd Donaldson
of Elba route spent Friday at the
home of their daughter, Mrs
Howard Thompson.
Mrs. Ida Archer of SarahsVllle
route spent Monday with her
daughter, Mary Brown,
Mrs. Howard Hill of Canton
spent the weekend with her nus
band and sons on their farm
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mallett
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-16
Crum Ridge FLYING Needles

We met at the nome OF GIenOf
Thompson on June 9th with II
members and two guests present.
The home demonstration agent,
Miss Gossage, was present and
explained the project work. Pro
ject books were given out. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Ellen Mallett, June 23.-
Ellen Mallett, news reporter