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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-05-11
IN HOSPITAL

Noah j. Pitts, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah Pitts, east of Caldwell,
underwent major surgery last
Thursday in the MCGUIRE vet
Grams hospital, Richmond, Va. He
has been a patient in the hospital
for five weeks.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-05-11
Selects New
Coach
P. D. Cannavan viii Head School;
Daniel S. HamiII Is New Coach

P. D. Cannavan of Amsden, near Fostoria, and Daniel S.
Hamil of Marietta College, were hired Wednesday evening
as superintendent and coach of the Caldwell high school, ac-
cording to an announcement made today by w. B. Marshall,
president of the Caldwell exempted village school board.
Supt. Cannavan, who will assume his new duties Aug.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-05-11
Road Fork Youth Instantly Killed
In Car Accident Wednesday A. NJ.

Carl Baker, Il, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Baker, of Road Fork
community in Elk township, Noble county, was instantly killed
shortly after midnight, Wednesday, when his car overturned on
State Route las, one mile south of Stafford.
Sheriff Clayton Mckee and Coroner Jack Berry, of Caldwell,
were called and investigated.
Baker, who was driving a Dodge sedan, lost control of his car
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-05-11

VIEW DANCE, Memorial Day,
May 80, VFW hall, West Street
i'm Caldwell. Dance to the music
of Clair Dawson and his Orches-
ira. Tickets at Ralston's Rexau
Store II
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-05-11

MANY MOTHERS Day specials
at Lena Alters Store. Every
thing in wearing apparel she
needs. A
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-05-11
Dexter City Has Largest Class
With Fl; Forest Grove, Smallest

One hundred and three seniors will graduate from the
various high schools in the Noble county system this month";,
according to an announcement made today by Supt. H. C..
Secrest.
There are actually seven high schools in the system, in
addition to Fulda high school, which is for three years, the
students completing their education as a rule in Caldwell
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-05-11

Turn to page five - A market
for over $4,000 prospective
buyers and sellers is found In
The Journal Want AID Sectioni
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-04-15
How to Design
A Milk ParlOr
By E. B. WILSON
Extension Agricultural Engineer

THE FIRST STEP in designing a
milking parlor is to determine the
size of the unit or number of stalls
required. Unlike the stanchion barn,
the number of stalls is seldom de-
termined by the number of cows.
Three factors usually determine
parlor size: /. The number of oper-
ators, 2. the number of milking units
30 be used, and 3. whether the feed
ing of grain is to be done during the
milking operation or separately.
The first two factors go together.
Operators should not try to use too
many units. Though overall milk
ing time may be decreased slightly,
IT is not worthwhile if poor milk
ing habits result. A minimum of
one stall per unit is required. How
ever, an extra stale two may serve
to speed up the milking by making
IT possible to have another cow
ready to change the machine to
Immediately.
When grain is fed for high level
of production in the parlor, and fast
milking is practiced, two stalls should
be available for every milking unit.
Where feeding in the milking parlor
is light and supplemented by sepa-
rate feeding of concentrates, good
operators may be able TO operate
two milking units with three stalls
quite efficiently.
Location of Parlor
The parlor should be located con-
veniently IN respect TO the milking
herd and milk house. A holding
area adjacent to the parlor fol UNI
MIXED cows is necessary. This hold
ing area can be the paved, cleaned
feeding area in the. loose-housing
system. 1t can also be separated
from the feeding area, paved, and
at least partially covered.
Where there is natural ground
slope it should be used to make up
the 30-inch difference in elevation
between COW and operator if pos
sible. The ideal plan is to have the
cows enter and leave at grade level
and still permit the operator to walk
from milking parlor to milkhouse
on the same level The milkhouse
door should be above grade level TO
make the loading of milk as easy as
possible. The milkhouse floor and
operators area in the milking
parlor should be on the same level
Floors
Floors should be smooth concrete
or other impervious material, slight
ly roughened with a broom where
the cows must walk. Floors should
slope to cutters or drains so they
can be washed quickly and easily
Drains should have large grills anc
be connected to the settling tank IL
the ground just outside the building
Alley widths for cows should no
be over 3 feet wide. Smaller breed
may require less. Where cows mus
make 100 degree turn in alleys
4 feet should be left between guard
rail and end of building. Wher
cows must turn 80 degrees, lon
alleys are still feet wide, but sho1
end alleys are approximately 81
Evening star., 1950-03-05
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How to Erect the RAfters
The Ridge Board
Collar Beams
How TO Frame Gables
Framing . Dormsr
How 70 Lay Roof Boards
Use Of Metal Flashing
How 70 Erect Chimney
How to 6hingle the Roof
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Now to iasvtofs
How 70 Apply Blanket.
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Illustrations Of Stock
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AAstie-8saltnS Frames
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How to Hang DoorB
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ioe1iify aHd Site
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- for Sewers, Paving. etc.
Choosing Proper Eleva-
ton; Drainage
Sun Light; Solar Heat
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csnplsss
Mesariai Lists
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Hardware. Plumbing.
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Advantages and Dissd-
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AAintsnAnes Costs. etc.
Clearing shs Land 4
How 70 Position House
to Make Most Of Lot
Clearing Trees. Rocks
How 10 Mska
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Complete Stsp-by-8tep
Instructions for Home
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How to Nix Concrsts
Pouring Cement Foun-
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cemsnt-Bioek Founds-
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watsrproonng
Building on Wood Posts,
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Foundation Piers
Foundation Stills
Floor Joists
Cross Bridging. etc.
How 10 Evild Ftoms
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Spiking Floor Joists into
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What oise Nails to Use
for Every Part Of Job
Framing tha walls
CsiiinG Joists
Cutting In Openings
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svlkiins a Medsrn
ki4ehss uad Both
How 70 Build Your Own
Modern Cabinets
How to Apply Linolsum
or Asphalt Tils
Metal and Plastic Tiles
Any Amateur Can Set
Bathroom walls - Line
lsum. Paper. Tile.
board. etc.
How TO Install Every
Kitchen and BAth
Fixture. ETC.
s.'ldins @ f7rspssss
Pointing. Dsesrassas
How to Prepare the
Wood for Outsida And
Insids Painting
Painting Foundation
walls
Painting Interior Trim
Complete WallpAperinG
Instructions
Finishing Floors. etc.
How 10 Maks
saiis-lr suvniturs
Step BY Step Instruc-
tions for Aleoves. d.
nettss. Kitchen Cab
insts. UtiMty Tables,
Wardrobe and Chest
Storage wall. etc.
How 10 Bsiha a
censss and Bseaxsway
How 10 isnAseaps
Tevr Grounds
How to Make . BsauN.
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Planting Healthy Lawn
HsrdyLonk-LvtnSTre
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to Plant Them, etc.
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STEP by Step Instruc-
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Warm-AiY Heating
insulation Precautions
Applying Heat Outlets
othsf Types Of Heating
solar. Radiant,
Steam. Hot Water
Evening star., 1950-03-05

How TO Esis6 The
inside Partitions
Making Livsbls Rooms
Pywood, Composition
WAlibosrd, Plaster
Novel K6eets Rossibls
with 0lAss blocks
How 70 Construct Stairs
Simpltdsd Methods Of
Finishing walls Of Va
cation Cebin. ste.
How 10 Svstd
Storage Wstis
kas* 70 inssxli
f'smhsng Sysssm
Graphically Illustrated
1xplAnation Shows
How and When Every
npe ana Hg0n8 Goes
in-0o You CSn't Go
Wrong
High 0poed Inskalla tons
With Copper Tubing
Locating Tub, Sink.
Water Closst. Waste
PtrAAa
II Building Code Re-
qutres Lice n sec
Plumber, Here's How
70 Supervise Him
How to Lay Sewer Pipes
Installing Gas Pipes
-An6 AHeh Noyei
Evening star., 1950-03-05

How 70 instai!
Electrical System
Obtaining Approval for
Amatsur Wiring
How to Wire Each Room
Outside Lighting
Cutsway View Of Com
plste House Wiring
How 70 Join Wires. Con-
meet Fixtures and
Outlets. etc.
Evening star., 1950-03-05

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tsse aa6 ssav ~.
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Comparison Of Brick q.
Stone, Compositton n
and Wood, ahingls.
Stucco. Clapboard.
Aluminium and Other
etd1n4s
Waterproof Piywood
Building Paper. etc.
Evening star., 1950-03-05

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i'e~ 70 Apply
interior Finish
Simple Stsp-by-etsp d.
recttons for Making
. Quick. EasS and
Satisfactory Wall an0
Ceiling Finish
LAthing
Making . Plaster Arch
Laying Pinishsd Floor
Interior Trim, etc.
Evening star., 1950-03-05


that looks
= wi envy
Arizona sun., 1950-10-19
Carver pTA Plans
Halloween Party

Carver High School Parent
Teachers Association is among
many such organizations through
out the city, state and nation max
ing plans for entertainment of
youth at Halloween Carnivels. To
provide supervised activities for
the school child is urged by the
National organization and has be-
come an annual affair in many val
ley schools.
Extensive plans got under way
Tuesday when the Executive
Board met with Mrs. Susie Oby,
President, in the schools library,
for the Carnival to be held in the
school auditorium, Tuesday even
ing, October 81, beginning at 7:3O.
]. S. Flipper, general chairman
of faculty committee on arrange
ments,h named workers and their
duties. They are VIM. Corbin, mu-
sic, lighting and sound; S. Ed
wards, construction of concession
booths; Eugene Grigsby, decora-
tions and signs; Miss Dolores Skin
ner, refreshments; and Mrs. Mat
tie ackett, Mrs. Estelle Burnett
and w. A. Robinson, prizes. Mr..
Flipper will make arrangements
Of properties for booths and game
rooms.
The usual features, such as the
traditional fish pond, fortune tell
ing, dart-throwing, penny-pitching
and others will be among the Is
or more attractions supervised by
members of the organization. Par
ents of Carver students are asked
to volunteer to man booths and
help in the general supervision of
program activity.
Final arrangements for the af-
fair will. be made at the regular
meeting of the organization, next
Arizona sun., 1950-10-19
Discrimination
Program Over
KOY Sunday

"These Small Things" starring
Macdonald Carey, will be heard
this Sunday evening over Station
KOY at 8 pm. as the second pro-
gram in the fourteen-week NEW
FRONTIER series. Dealing with
problems of racial and religious
discrimination, the series is being
presented as a public service by
Station KOY with the cooperation
of the Greater Phoenix Council for
Civic Unity.
Albert M. Garcia, prominent To-
cal attorney, and Mrs. Stella Len
nard, chairman of the Citizens
Committee on Slum Clearance, will
take part in a panel discussion of
local housing problems following
Arizona sun., 1950-10-19

nois, backed Mr.. Smith for the
bench. President Truman nomi-
mated him on August to the last
of three additional Municipal
Court judgeships. The Senate con-
firmed him on August IL.
On October 2, Judge Smith took
the oath of office. Two days later
he heard his first case as thirteenth
judge of Municipal Court.
The appointment was for a
term of ten years and carried a
$4,000 annual salary.
Arizona sun., 1950-10-19
Ohio Town Gets
FEPC Ordinance

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (NNPA)
"A fair employment ordinance,
providing fines and Jail sentences
for racial or religious discrimina-
ton in the hiring of employees,
has been approved by City Coun-
Gil of nearby Struthers.
The ordinance also provides for
a five-man commission which
Mayor Thomas H. Needham will
appoint.
Arizona sun., 1950-10-19

heart attack last Sunday.
Death came to the jurist as he
preached a sermon in Lincoln
Congregational Church, which he
had pastored from 1915 to 1928.
It was as a former clergyman
that he stepped into the pulpit of
Lincoln Temple. is topic was,
"My Apology. He sought to tell
the congregation why he sought
to remain steadfast in the Christ
ian faith. Judge Smith, although
ill, insisted on delivering the SER
mon.
II was here two weeks ago and
the pastor spoke on the subject,
1.-THE Sin of Ingratitude," he COM
menced, without manuscript. "That
was built around the story of Jesus
healing ten lepers. Only one re-
turned to thank Him; nine did
not.
II am one of the nine who has
II have q little sermon this
morning. am not going to speak
long :"
Judge Smith then slumped in
the pulpit, was carried to an ad-
joining room and short time
later was pronounced dead by DR..
Thomas Hudgins of Emergency
Hospital. Coroner A. Magruder
Mcdonald issued a certificate of
death by heart attack.
All courts in the municipal Sec
ton recessed at 1890 pm, Mon
day, and memorial services were
held in the courtroom of Judge
Almond w. Scott. All Municipal
Court judges and number of
lawyers attended the services.
Flags at the court house were
ordered flown at half mast.
The recess, as mark of re-
spect to Judge Smith, continued
until Tuesday morning. Chief JUS
tice George P. Barse said that the
death of Judge Smith was "a dis
tinct loss" to the court.
A native of Raleigh, North Car
olina, Judge Smith came to Wash
ington in 1910 after graduating
from the Yale University divinity
school. He later attended Howard
University where he obtained his
law degree. At one time he was
alumni and field secretary and
later publicity director for How
ard.
Admitted to the District of Col
umbia bar in 1929, he practiced
civil, criminal and probate law.
From 1881 to 1941 he taught at
Terrell Law School.
Last spring, Representative Will
liam L. Dawson, Democrat. OF ILL
Arizona sun., 1950-10-19
Youth Congress
To Convene Here

The Seventh Annual State Youth
Congress of the Churches of God
in Christ of Arizona will con-
vene Monday, October % through
Sunday, October % at the En-
manuel Church of God in Christ,
1922 West Sherman. Elder F. King
the state president, will be host
speaker.
A large delegation is expected
this year as well as an increase
in local attendance. This congress
through the years has served as an
inspiration to youth as the talents
and potentialities of youth thru
out the state have been displayed.
This Congress hopes to be the
banner Congress as very inspir-
ing program has been planned.
Guest speakers from out of state
include Elder r. L. Lawson of
El Paso, Texas; Elder A. T. Wag-
oner, Oakland, California; and DR..
w. ]. Taylor of Los Angeles. DR..
Taylor is a former Phoenician,
appreciated and loved by all who
know him.
Versatile youth speakers will
engage in the following timely
discussion: What Does 1t Mean
To Honor Parenthood? and The
Value of Cody Parents
General theme for the Congress:
youths Obligation to Parent
hood"
There will also be an abundance
of good singing.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend these services, each night.
s>~>~>~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~>~~~>~~~.~
Tuesday, October "a, at 8 pm, in
the library of the school. A
speaker will be present to talk on
the initiative 318; to desegrate the
schools.
Members will be given ques-
tionnaire for suggestions of Car
yer PTA theme for the year.
Parents and their friends, as
well as members, are urged to at
tend.
Mr.. Noah Griffin, field secretary
of the National Association of
Colored People, was visitor at the
last Tuesday nights meeting.
Arizona sun., 1950-10-19
VOTE 31s YES

the transcribed portion of the
broadcast. DR.. ]. o. Grimes, former
dean of Arizona State College at
Tempe, will serve as moderator.
Arizona sun., 1950-10-19
p. c. judge Succumbs To
Heart Attack 13 Days After
Appointment To Bench

bton of Judge Emory Smith to sit the bench of the
Municipal Court of the District of Columbia ended thir
teen days after it had been realized when he died of
Evening star., 1950-07-01
u. 5. Bishop Facing
Arrest in Bucharest
BY the Associated Press

VATICAN CITY, July l.
Bishop Gerald P. O'Hara of Geor-
gia is under close surveillance in
Bucharest and may face arrest
and trial, Romanian prelate at
the Vatican said yesterday.
The American bishop, of the
'Savannah-Atlanta Catholic dio-
cese, is regent of the Vatican's
Bucharest nunciature, or diplo-
matte mission.
The Romanian prelate here said
Romania's Communist regime has
tried for months to drive Bishop
|OHara out of the country. He
said the bishop told Romanian
authorities he would not leave his
post except by force.
The informant said the Korean
conflict 'doubtlessly increased
Communist ire against the Ameri-
can bishop and probably per-
suaded the regime to make an
end of his case"
From accusations now being
made openly against him." the
sources said, sit would be no sur
prise if Bishop O'Hara is placed
under house arrest or even ar
rested outright and brought to
trial"
Evening star., 1950-07-01
New Accommodation
Decreed for Red Bloc
fFrom' Yesterdays Last Edition
BY the Associated Press

fFron1' Yesterdays Last EGitionJ
BY the Assoeioted Press
VATICAN CITY. July 1.-The
Vatican announced a new ex-
communication decree yesterday,
aimed against those Catholics in
Iron Curtain countries who take
part in abuses against church
property or offices. Excommuni-
cation cuts off Catholics from the
church and its members.
The decree threatens excom-
munication against any who pilot
against the legitimate ecclesias-
tical authority and who in any
manner try to subvert its power" !"
and any one who without investi-
ture or canonical provision
occupies an office, a possession
or assumes an ecclesiastical rank
or permits himself to be inducted
= and holds it."
Vatican sources said the decree
issued by the Sacred Congrega-
ton of the Council, was aimed
particularly at Catholics in Com
munist-ruled Czechoslovakia who
lead schismatic movements to
divide the ranks of the faithful
Communists have set up their own
Catholic Action" group in
Czechoslovakia, with state con-
troll over church administration
including appointments of church
officers.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
HOLIDAY
Continued From First Page)

NSO41GIlluSl rlOI1 FlTSG Pdge.b
workers were taking advantage of
the opportunity to make it a
four-day week end, some of their
colleagues, notably in the Defense
and State Departments, were kept
close to the city by the Korean
war situation.
AS for the visitors, the Board
OF Trade expected only the nor
NAL influx. There was plenty of
hotel space available for the u.s.
600 persons expected. One Off
cial pointed out that unlike many
Government workers, most of the
visitors probably would not be
able to take Monday off.
The weather forecast for the
Washington area is for a cool and
sunny week and. with some rain
probable on Monday or Tuesday.
Pageant Scheduled.
For the stay-at-homes and Wis
itors. the Sesquicentennial Com
mission and the District Recrea-
ton Board have organized color
full program at the Washington
Monument grounds, beginning at
1880 pm. Tuesday.
A pageant depicting the signing
of the Declaration of Independ-
ence and the Spirit OF '76 will lead
off, and then the brass bands
aerial artists and singing cowboys
will take over.
The feature attraction, $4,000
fireworks display, is scheduled for
$50 pm.