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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-10
TEACHER EMPLOYED

Mrs. Ray L. Young, of New
Concord, the former Clyta Mus
ser, of Caldwell, has accepted a
position as teacher in the New
Concord high school for the COM
ing year. Mrs. Young, who grad
uated from Caldwell high school
and Muskingum college, is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos
Musser, Walnut street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-10
INJURED IN FALL

Leonard Gardner, prominent
farmer of near Caldwell, sus-
tanned body injuries, late Tues
day evening, when he fell from
tractor drawn load of hay
which was driven by Frank
Tilton. He received local medi-
cal attention and was then re-
moved in the McVay-Shilling
ambulance to Marietta Memoir
ial hospital for additional treat
ment and examination.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-10
ATTEND DINNER

Several from Caldwell attended
dinner at the Lafayette hotel
in Marietta, Monday evening,
honoring Senator Robert Taft,
who had been the principal
speaker that day at the field con-
servation event on the Matson
farm in Morgan county. Senator
Taft left Immediately following
the dinner for Washington.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-10
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

Miss Homie Clark, deaconess
of Bridgeport, opened the daily
vacation Bible school on Sunday
evening in the Sarahsville Meth
odist church. Glasses were or
ganized and teachers assigned
which will continue each even
ing at TOO o'clock thru the next
two weeks. The children of the
community are invited to attend
the school.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-10
FLY TO CALIFORNIA

MIS-. James Moscrip, daugh-
ters, Carol and Susie, Chautau-
qua court, left Cleveland Friday
via air route for California
where they will spend two
months visiting the formers
mother, Mrs Wright, of Berke-
ley, Calf.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-10
ONCE AGAIN YOUR contribu

ONCE AGAIN YOUR contribu-
tiOns to the annual band camp,
which began Monday, Aug. Z, are
needed by the Band Mothers
Club. The following items are
needed:
Nine dozen eggs
100 pounds of sugar
100 pounds of potatoes
Cabbage and carrots
Ten pounds of green beans
Money to apply to milk and
bread fund
If you wish to contribute any
of the above, phone Mrs. Clyde
Harris, Caldwell, Phone 314. 5
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-10
RETURN FROM CHICAGO

Mr.. and Mrs. William Giles
pie have returned to Caldwell
after spending the past week in
Chicago, Ill. They were in the
Windy City in the interest of
buying Christmas stock for Gil
lespie's Drug store.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-10
COUNTY FAIR OPENS AUGUST 81
Officials Complete Final Plans
For Three Big Days And Nights

Final plans have been completed for the ninety-eighth
annual Noble county fair, which opens the Caldwell
fairgrounds Thursday Aug 81 and will Fri
day and Saturday, Sept and 2 according
ment made today by J. Kyle Wakenshaw secretary of the
local fair board.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-10
Old Mine Site Leased To
Yonker Bros. By Council
Fee Will Be 500, Per Month;
Gas Rate Increase Is Proposed

The old mine site just north of Caldwell u S. Route
Il leased to the l. H Yonker coal company for
year. Monday evening at the regular August meeting of
the Caldwell village council.
will be remembered that the council had advertised
for BIDS relative the leasing of this ground which
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
"Hrdina Sovetskeho Svazu"
uprchl ma zapad.

Londyn. - Svym 1tekem ma
zapad prriradil Sc major Stefan
Bursik k jinym vyznamnym o.
sobnostem, ktere opustily ko-
|munismus a volili demokracii:
|bvl to rusky hospodafsky tech
|nicky odborn1k v l~etectvu pix.
Tokayev.
Pomerne malo cizinc1 bylo
"a druhe svetove valky pocte-
no titulem "Hrdina Sovetskeho
svazu". Re 10000 Cechoslova-
XII. kterf bojovali ma vychodni
lfronte, dostalo Sc teto pocty
pouze ctyrem: kpt. Jarosovi,
ktery padl v bitve u Sokolova,
maioru TesaTfkovi, ktery je do
sud v Ceskoslovensku a jenz
bvl re vsech ctyr jedinym pTi-
vrzencem komunismus, podplk.
Antoninu Sochorovi, ktery byl
zabit pred IA dny udanlive pTi
automobilove nehode, a majo-
ru Bursikovi, ktery Sc vyzname-
nal V bitve u Sokolova a nyni
unikl ma zapad.
Sc trent ostatnlmi vyzname-
nanymi uprchl v roce 1889 z
Ceskoslovenska do Polska a byl
pozdeji internovan v Sovetskem
svazu. kdyz ruda armada wink
lla do Polska. POZd6ii bvl DO
veren, ably spolu s jinymi pomo-
hi utvoriti generalu Svobodovi
ceskoslovenske jednotky, ktere
byly cviceny v Buzuluku a bo-
iovaly pax ma vychodni fronte.
Vratil sc do Ceskoslovenska S
vojsky generala Svobody.
Vetsina tech, kdo prezili So
vetskou strategii ma vychodni
fronte - re 10000 jich zdsta-
10 10000 = byla zklamana jed
max zkusenostmi sc Sovetskyn
svazem, jednak novym zotroce-
MIN sve vlasti. Major Bursik -
ktery We skutecnosti pc sven
navratu I'll 1stran1 = dosta-
Sc brzy do styku S demokratic.
kym podzem1m, bojuj1c1m pro.
It'll nynejsfmu rezimu. Kdyz by.
la jeho cinnost odhalena, byl V
listopadu 1949 veznen v Mo
ravske Ostrave a pozdeji pre-.
vezen do pankracke venice Y
Praze, V doprovodu tri ozbro.
jenych aut. Byl vyslychan {
mucen a konecne odsouzen /
10 letGm tezke nucene prace
Jedine vyznamenanf, ktere OBJ
drzel cd Sovetskeho svazu, he
zachranilo pred rozsudken
smrti. Byl poslan do smutne
prosluleho koncentracnlho ia
bora v Mlrove ma Morave, cd.
kud Sc mu podaTilo uprchnout
a je nynf zapadn1m Nemecku
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Madarska armada poole
sovetskeho vzoru.

Widen. = Byvaly d1stojnlk
madarske armady Laszlo Virag
pred nekolika dny uprchl dc
britskeho pasma v Rakousku,
kde oznamil, re madarska ar
mazda je pro prfpad valky cvi-
cena tax, ably Sc. mohla bez ne
snazi zapojit do rance SOVIET
ske rude armady. Madarska
armada ma dnes sedm peslch
divisf a jednu obrnenou, ale ne
ma letectva.
Ruske jednotky v Madarsku
davajf armada k disposici le-
tadla a piloty pro vycvik para
sutistG. General Virag dale u
vedl, re vGdcf m1sta v armada
jsou dnes obsazovana polite
kymi komisaTi a spolehlivymi
komunisty, kterf Sc must podro-
bit tT1mes1cnimu vojenskemu
vycviku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Hoffman resignoval CO sef
pomOcnvch akci.

Washington, D. C. - Presi-
dent Truman prijal resignaci
Paul c.. Hoffamana ma Trad Sc
ia pomocnych akcf ECA, ktery
Sc stane sefem Fordovy nadace,
urcen6 vyzkumnym 1cel1m a
vybavene kapitalem 100000.
Hoffmanovym nastupcem sc
stava William G. Foster, ktery
az dosud byl Hoffmanovym "a
stupcem. We SVEN resignacnim
dopise Hoffman uvadf, re chtel
odstoupit jiz k 1. lednu letosni-
no roku, re vsak ma vyslovne
prani presidenta Trumana setr-
val We SVEN trade.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Pro zranene z Korei budou o.
tevreny tri vladni nemocnice.

Washington, D. c. = Jak
prohlasil kongresnfk Vinson
(dem. Ga.), predseda branne-
no vyboru domu zastupc1 bu-
dou znovu o~tevfeny 3 vladni
%nemocnice, ably takto byl zfs-
kan nemocnicn1 prostor pro
zranene z korejskeho bojiste.
Jsou to Army General Hospital
We Valley Forge, Pa, Murphy
General Hospital We Waltham,
Mass. a Percy Jones. General
Hospital V Battle Creek, Mich.
Nemocnice We Valley Forge
Dude otevrena lined, Murphy
Hospital dine 1. listopadu a Per
cy Jones Hospital dine 1. prosin-
&c. Jak Vinson uvedl, bylo po-
die dosavadn1ch zprav zraneno
ma Korei ma 5000 muzG, avsak
oficielnl zpravy jsou asi tyden
stare, tax re skutecny pocet bu-
de jeste vets1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Vypuzeny dopisovatel "New
York Times" O dnesni situaci
" &. s. r.

New York. = Newyorsky ca
sopis editor and Publisher"
pTinesl zpravu o navratu dopi-
sovatele "New York Times"
Dana Adams Schmidta, ktery
byl vyhosten z Ceskoslovenska.
Schmidt prohlasil mezi jinymi
O situaci V Ceskoslovensku toto:
"Vsechny noviny v Ceskoslo-
vensku jsou v podstate organy
komunisticke strany, ackoliv
nektere mali jmena jinych stran
We SVEN zahlav1. V Ceskoslo-
vensku neni dnes tiskove sluzby
v americkem slova smyslu. Do
nedavna jeste noviny v Cesko-
slovensku pfinasely dost zprav,
takze jejich existence byla odG-
vodnena, dnes vsak tomuto tax
nen1.
O obyvatelstvu v Ceskoslo-
vensku Schmidt prohlasil, re
nenf komunisticke a re kontrolu
ma V rukou mala komunisticka
menSina.
"Americky dopisovatel "New
York Times" Schmidt spolecne
Sc svou manzelkou opustil Pra-
hui 81. kvetna a odjel do Norim-
berku v Nemecku, a p1sobil az
do sveho navratu d oSpojenych
Statd nejprve We Vidni a potion
v Londyne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
KUPTE
u. S. OSBORNE

Ctvrt milionu ovci sc utopilo.
Melbourne, Australia. = Jak
Sc odhaduje v poslednfch vel
kych povodn1ch v australskem
Novem jiznim Walesu Sc ma
pastvinach utopilo nejmene
100000 ovc1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Britove budou NIT ma vanoce
dost whisky.

Glasgow. - Britove dostall
prislib 100000 dodatecnych ga
lon6 whisky, ktere budou k dis
posici k letosnim VanocIm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
v Australia objevili treti
Iozisko uranu.

Canberra, Australia. = Y
dzungli v severn1 Australia ma
sla vedecka vyprava tret1 lozis-
ko uranove rudy. Ministr ma
rodniho hospodarstvf Richard
Casey oznamil, re jedno urano-
We lozisko bylo navrtano East
Finnis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Francie vydala pamstni medaile
T. C. Masaryka.

Pafiz. = Francouzska statni
mincovna vydala k letosn1mu
100. vyroci narozenin T. G.. Ma
saryka pametn1 medaili, ma Je-
jfz pTednf strane je portret pre-
sidenta Osvoboditele a ma zad-
nj strane je velky csl. statni
znak. Medaile jsou odlity v
bronZu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Moudry rabin.

Prava moudrost mluvl re SLOW
stareho rabfna, ktery zavedl bo-
hateho, ale lakomeho muze k
oknu a zeptal Sc no, co vid1.
"Lidi," odvetil muz.
Moudry rab1n dovedl no pax
k zrcadlu a kladl mu tutez O.
tazku.
"Vidim sebe!" znela odpo-
we'd.
Tu zvolal rabin: "Okno je
re skla a zrcadlo je re skla =
jen re je pokryte trochu str1-
brem. A o to prave jde. Jak-
mile je v tom str1bro, nevidls uz
druhe a vid1S jen sebe!'
= Tatinek prisel domd a v
kapse tiskl bal1cek cokolady
"Tak, deti," zacal ostrazite.
"kdo pax byl "a poslednl me-
sic nejhodnejs1 a udelal doslo-
va vsecko, CO mu maminka po-
rucila?"
ely, tato," rozhodl problem
ten nejstars1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Doporuceny adresaf t1aleho ozna1novatele "Te1egrafu"
a "kde nakupOvati!"
Telefonistky okradly behem ;
let spolecnost o 100000.

let spolecnost o $1OO, 600.
Miami, Fla. - Poole ozna-
meni zdejsi policie prisla South
ern Bell Telephone Co. behem
Il let O asi 500, 900, kdyz neko-
lik telefonistek odnaselo v pod
prsenkach velke castky min
cfch z mfstnosti, kde penlze by
ly pocftany.
Zatceno bylo 6 telefonistek
a n6kolik clen1 jejich robin, Gel
KEN Is osob pro kradeze a d
cast ma kradezich. Temer $10,-
900 bylo policif objeveno, v au-
tie, patTic1m jedne z d1vek byly
nalezeny 2 kufry, obsahujici a
Isl $4,000 We ctvrtac1ch a jinych
mincich, dalsfch SIS, 900 bylo ma.
lezeno v jednom byte.
ODE divky Sc priznaly, re cd
nasely denne az $3.50, dalsf u
vedla, re 81 odnasela $75 az
800 denne a 3 dals1 Sc pfiznaly
k menSim kradez1m.
Dfvky byly zamestnany '
mfstnosti, kde byly p%ocitany
mince, dochazejfcf z t%elefonnfcl
automat1 a kradeze byly pro.
vadeny velmi jednoduse, d1vky
81 bodily do svych podprsenek
role ctvrtakG a jinych minci
nez nasypaly jine mince do 20.
cftacich a tTfd1c1ch pr1strojd.
Reditel hezpecnostnf sluzby
I. r. Mills Tekl, re ztraty mohou
snadno obnaset nekolik set tisi(
avsak kradeze starsi 2 let jsor
nynf trestne promlceny a ne.
mohou byt st1hany a skutecnt
ztraty je temeT vylouceno zjis
tit. Jedna z d1vek Tekla, re tt
bylo tax iednoduche a lakave
re to WHITFIELD tax, jake kdyby
spolecnost prot tomu vGbec nit
nemela.
Jak Sc to provalilo.
Policejnf SET Mills byl pTee
nekolika dny zavolan Ritou Or
rovou, jednou z dfvek, re il
byte z jedne drevene truhlicky
zmizelo $4,000. Mills vec Wy
setToval a kdyz vysel prij1zdels
k domu prave PAM Betty Cor
riganova a mela We voze neko
Xix kufrG. Mills Sc do mich po
dfval a zjistil, re jsou naplnent
mincemi.
To dalsf bylo pax jiz jedno
duche a byli pozatykani vsicll
nj O nichz bylo zjisteno, re ne
kradez1ch NELL 1cast.
Reditel spolecnosti J. M. Phi
lips, rekl, re Sc kradez1m media
Size zabranit, avsak spolecnost
Dude celou v6c dGkladne STUDIO
vat a ucinf vse, ably sc takove
pripady nemohly budoucnost
opakovat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
0 takoveho cestujiciho ridic
autobusu nestal.

Helsinki. - Ma osamelem L.
seku silnice do Sodankyly La
ponsku fidic autobusu Sc chy-
stall prave zastavit viz, ably pfi-
bral noveho cestuj1c1ho, ktere-
no We vecern1m seru zahledl
stojfciho ma pokraji silnice.
,Kdyz Sc S autobusem priblizil k
tmave postave, tax honem pfi-
slapl ma plyn. Timto osamelym
pocestnym byl totiz velky hne-
dy medved.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06

PAM Popelkova (rypaj1c svou
spiel silnejsf polovici do zeber) :
"Slys1s, starej, Ty bys taky ne
musel delat chrapan1m takovy
ramus, kdybys zavTel hubu!"
Pan Popelka (napolo probu-
zen) "No, tax mi del dobry
pTiklad!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
ZahOnek HumOru.
Nehodi Sc k tomu.

Verejny zalobce: "Vase cti-
hodnosti, jmenem lidu protes-
tuju proti tomu, ably byl tenhle
clovek povolan "a porotce tom
to procesu pro vrazdu."
Soudce: 81 jakeho d1vodu?'
VeTejny zalobce: "Protoze
pojistuje ma zivot!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Protikomunisticky zakon Dude
pfisne vymahan.

Washington, D. C. = Hned
pc pfehlasovanf presidentova
veta bylo V justicn1m depart
mentu oznameno, re protikomu-
nisticky zakon Dude pine vyma-
han a vsichni, kdo tento zakon
nebudou pint, budou podlehat
stanovenym trestGm. Vsichni
komunisti Sc mali prihlasit do
80 dnG k registraci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Zpravodaj Associated Press
VIM. Otis byl vypovezen
2 Prahv.

Praha. - Ceskoslovenska
vlada vypovedela prazskeho
zpravodaje Associated Press
VIM. Otise, jemuz bylo naflze-
no, ably do 80. zar1 opustil Ces-
koslovensko. Otis pTijel do Pra-
ny teprve pred trent mes1ci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Dobra rada.

Mlady lekaT: "Kdybych jen
vedel, jak to skoncf! Vsecky
ctyfi dcery p. Brzobohateho
churavi stale a nechteji, ably je
lecil nekdo jiny nez ja."
Jeho kolega: "Tady je po-
moe snadna. Vezmi 81 jednu a
ostatn1 tTi budou najednou
zdravy!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Zemetresenf ma Krete.

Atheny. Asi 400 domG by
10 poskozeno a pet osob bylo
zraneno v zemetresen1, ktere
postihlo vychodnf cast ostrova
Krety.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-22

Ezzard Charles for the Title. Then
whether he wins or loses, they be-
lieve Louis will join the Grunt
and Groan Circuit. Former Heavy
weight Champion Make Baer
agrees with this.
81 heard the stories about
Louis becoming a Wrestler" says
Baer, land l believe they are
true. He could make a lot Of
money and keep wrestling until
he's almost so years DID,"
While Louis is making up his
mind, Jersey Joe Walcott keeps
plodding along, hoping against
hope for another crack at the
Title. Walcott, who lost twice to
Louis and once to Charles in Title
goes, stiffened Johnny Shkor in
the First Round last Sunday at
Philadelphia.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-22
Funeral Notice

Rev. Clarence Henry Hooper
Rev. Clarence Henry Hooper,
rs, of 631 Groveland Ave, died
at z am. Sunday at the Montgo-
merry County Infirmary. Born in
Chattanooga, Tennessee, he had
resided in Dayton for thirty years.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
Thursday in the chapel of McLin
Funeral Home, 1870 German
town st. with Rev. Medcaff Of
floating.
Burial will be in Westmont
Cemetary. The body may be view
ed at the McLin Funeral Home
until time of service. He is sur
vived by his wife, Mrs. Fannie
E. Hooper.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-22
From Police RIotter
By Jimmie N. Jones

Just what the Vice squad and
the Agents of the state Board Of
LIQUOR Control will do about the
recent raids of the many offend
ers of the violation regarding IL
legal sale of intoxicant liquors at
their respective weekend "Fish-
Fries" last Friday and Saturday
nights, will b known Tuesday,
April 4th, when they appear be-
fore Municipal Judge Jaul Sherer.
Those cited for the offence
and had their hearings set for the
date mentioned are: George Maui
din and Harry Walker, both of
929 lola st., charged with keep
ing a place for the sale of illegal
LIQUOR for which Mauldin is
charged while Walker is charged
with the sale, according to Jack
Peaks and R. D. Walsh and the
liquor inspectors assigned to the
Dayton area.
Henry Brown, 1875 Horace ST.,
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-22

was cited, for keeping a place for
illegal liquor at the Four Hundred
club, COG w. Fifth st. Among
those included in the arrests are:
Villa Rhodes, 325 S. Summit ST.,
and Patsy Ware, 240 S. Summit
st., charged with the sale Of in
toxicating liquor without a state
permit.
Frank James, owner Of the Mid
night Club at 1888 Germantown
St., cited for keeping a place for
illegal sale and Clarence McElwee,
Of the same address was charged
with a sale to the state men.
Tillman Jones, 2 Joe st., with a
record of many arrests for the
keeping Of a place for sale of Ii
quor in his home was charged
with the same offence by the ar
resting officers over the week
end.
All will have their hearing at
the same time according to the
agenda set for April 4th.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-22

There may be some confusion
in the fight games these days, but.
one thing stands out like a light
house beacon on a foggy night.
The only logical Featherweight
contender is Sandy Saddler, the
one-time Champion from Harlem.
That was evident on Friday night
when Willie Pep of Hartford de-
Tended his title with a 15-round
decision over Ray Famechon on
France.
The international Boxing Club :
as we'll as many fans : Banked on
Famechon's impressive European
record and looked for an interest
ing scrap. Instead, it was what a
United Press Ringsider called
Probably the dullest Feather.
weight Title Fight in history" The
best that can be said for Fame
chon is that he tried. The French
mar kept moving in, hiding be-
hind his gloved fists, only to look
like a rank amateur when he was
faced with the few openings he
had.
Perhaps Madison Square Gar
den Announcer Johnny Addie
came the closest to hitting the
nail onthe head with his pre-fight
introductions. Addie said "And,
Ladies and Gentlemen, let me
present THE Leading Feather
weight Contender, Sandy Saddler.'
One Ringsider cracked eff he is
THE Leading Contender, what's
Famechon doing in there? at
that" the Ringsider added, 'Ad-
die has the right angle on the
case"
Matchmakes AL WE'LL is trying
to match Pep and Saddler, but
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-22
WINS NOD

w AVA WI
concluded from page ~
C. Raines, William J. Walker and
Silas P. Jones; Thomas p. Harris,
and Earl B. Dickerson; Horace
G. Hall, James E. Stamp, Leonard
J.. Livingston, Willard S. Town
send, Louis E. Martin, Jack l..
Cooper, William E. Hill and Mrs.
Olive H. Crosthwaite.>
ing by adding to the available
mortgage resources.
The local group is the fifth in
four years to be granted charters.
Others are the Broadway Federal
Savings and Loan association, Los
Angeles; Trans-Bay, San Francis
co; Home Federal. Detroit; and
Carver Federal, New York.
The new association is expect
ed to meet important needs Of
the community for home financ-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-22
Review

he doesn't seem any too confid-
ent about closing the deal. WE'LL
Hedges with this = If Pep doesn't
wan to fight Saddler, he'll try to
match Sandy with Famechon.
Pops manager = Lou Viscusi
is sticking to his tsory about meet
Saddler : : the money angle.
"Well have the rubber match
with Saddler if Sandy will agree
to our TERMS" explains Viscusi.
"We were ready to sign some
time ago for a Saddler Match,
but Saddler wanted almost as big
a percentage as the Champion"
Saddler took the Title from Pep
with a Four-round Knockout in
October of 948 = one of the
two setbacks Pep has suffered in
$50 Pro Bouts. Willie regained
the Crown with a 15-round deci-
sion four months later. Since then,
negotiations for a third bout have
been deadlocked.
Another Former Champion : :
Retired Heavyweight King Joe
Louis : : is keeping the fans
guessing. Louis, who is on an ex-
hibition tour, says he'll announce
within a few days whether or not
he'll come out of retirement. Then
again, there is the report that
Louis may turn to Wrestling in
the near future.
Many observers think Louis
will stage a brief comeback, then
turn to Wrestling. They base their
theory on a recent remark by
Louis: eff i do fight again for
the championship, it'll be may last
fight and that's for sure".
Many think Louis will meet Natl
onal Boxing Association Champion
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-22
Get Together
Saturday

The Semper Fedelis Club are
having a get together, Saturday,
March 18th. from 9 until at the
Republican Club, 114O German
town street. Dancing and fun for
all.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-22
Change In
Name Announced

The Robson Community Coun-
Gil has officially changed its name
to Hilltop Heights Civic associa-
ton. President of the civic group
is James Ross Jr.
Membership Of the group Games
mot only from residents of the
Robson Park Homes, but from
persons living in the surrounding
area. Boundaries covered by the
association are: Macarthur on the
east, Gettysburgh on the west
Lakeview Avenue onthe north and
Nicholas Road on the south.
Evening star., 1950-12-19

law at Nowata, Okla. and at
Tulsa. He was Mayor of Nowata
in 1918 and 1914 and a member
of the towns Board of Education
for five years.
Mr.. Schwabe served as a men,
ber of the Oklahoma State Legis-
lature in 1921 and 1922, was chair
man of the Republican Tulsa
County Committee from 1923 to
1886. and was delegate to the
Republican National Convention
in 1896.
He is married and the father of
four sons and one daughter, and
has stepSon. He is a member of
the First Christian Church of
Tulsa.
John Jarman, Democrat, of
Oklahoma City, who has won the
House seat formerly held by Sena-
tor-elect A. S. (Mike) Monroney.
He is a lawyer and war veteran
who has served in both the House
and Senate Of his States legis-
lature.
Mr.. Jarman was born in Salli-
saw, Okla, July II, 1915, and re-
ceived his education in the Okla
homa City public schools, West
minister College, Yale University
and the Harvard Law School,
where he won his law degree.
In World War II he enlisted as
a private in the Army and served
Al months, coming out with an
honorable discharge as a master
sergeant at the end of 1945.
After the war he has been en-
gagged in private law practice in
addition to his service in the
House and Senate of the Okla
homa Legislature. He also served
as a member of the State Legis-
lative Council.
Mr.. Jarman has been a student
of government since his high
school days. when he won a ma
tional constitutional oratorical
Evening star., 1950-12-19
Shirley Temple Appears
Briefly With Bridegroom
By the Assoeiafsd Rrssa

MONTEREY, Calf, Dec. 49,
Shirley Temple and her new hus-
band, Charles Black. are back ir
their honeymoon hideaway.
They walked into a Fisherman
Wharf restaurant for lunch at
pm. yesterday. But they drove
away hurriedly when newsmen ar
rived.
They presumably are at the
Black family's home here, but tele-
phone calls 60 unanswered. They
were married Saturday.
Shirley was wearing faded blue
jeans and red turtle-neck sweat
er; Black, slacks and a polo shirt
when glimpsed yesterday.