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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-13
Nera ko slepti...

Amerikines Lietuvos gyvenl-
me ne viskas tvarkoje. Perdaug
megstam viska "vynioti i vata'.
Didziuojames milijonu lietuviQ,
daugybe organizaciju, gausia
spauda, gyvu koloniju gyveni-
mu Bet verskime kita media
lilo puse.
stai minejome liudnasias blr-
zelio dienas. Vliko atsisaukimas
ragino viso pasaulio lietuvius
bent viena diena demonstraty-
vial badauti. ALT atsisaukimas
apie tai tylejo. Argi Vlikas te-
sikreipe tik j tremtinius? At
rodo, kad ALT arba nevertina
tokios demonstracijos arba ne
pasitiki savo autoritetu, nesitl-
XII, kad jos klausys.
Reikia daug kur dideliu pa
stangu, kad pacius lietuvius, ku-
riu dazno gimines Lietuvoje zu-
domi ar Sibire kankinami, lti-
KNIT, kokia musu tautos trage-
dija rimta ir baisi. Daznas ap-
siprato SUI tue, kad negall savo
gimtines aplankyti, kad negau-
ma laisku is savo krasto talp,
kaip gauna suomiai, svedai, ita-
lai, norvegai, sveicarai ir kit.
Apsiprato ir nebenori sau gal
vos sukti, kodel taip yra.
Didesnese kolonijose veikia
ALT skyriai. Bet dar daug yra
nemazu koloniju, kur tu skyrlu
nera. Kitose jie ka tik lsteigti
arba steigiami, bet be ketvirtos
sroves. Gal kai kan bus nauJie-
na kad ia ketvirtoji issiski-
riancioji srove yra vadinama
kataliku srove. Kai kurie vieti-
Mai los vadovai klebonal memo
ri nustoti dalies savo autorite-
to, Delto didieji lietuviu mi
nejimai, kaip Vasario 16-ji ir
kt.. minimi atskirai, suskaldy-
tomis jegomis, menku pasiseki-
mu (pvz. Cambridge, Lawren-
ce. anksciau Brocktone, Mass.).
Tebera gyva Lietuvos Vyciu
organizacija. Per 40 metu 81
katalikiskai lietuviska Amerikos
lietuviu jaunimo organizaciJa
yra daug nusipelniusi Amerikal
ir Lietuvai.
Bet siuo metu il kryzkelej.
Daznoj vyciu kuopoj susirinki-
muose jau lietuviskai nebekal-
bama. Vadovauja asmens ne
uzdega aukstesniems idealams
jaunimo, ateinancio is parapiji-
niu mokyklu be lietuviu jauni-
mui butinai reikalingu ziniQ
apie ju tevu zeme, be lietuvis-
kos dvasios. Tu vadu ambiciJa
neleidzia prisiimti lituanistikos
mokytoju, kurie juk nesikesina
susilpninti ju amerikietiskumo.
Jiems tiesiog sunku suprasti,
kaip lietuviu vaikai gall butt
geri amerikieciai, jeigu jie vie
modal graziai kalba angliskai
ir lietuviskai :.
Vyciu dvasios vadai stengiasi
islaikyti jaunima prirista tik
prie baznycios, tik katalikiskoj
dvasioj, lieuviskuma daug kur
pazeisdami ar ignoruodami, lyg
bijodami nusizengti revoliucijos
dukteru skelbiamiems princi
pans, lyg bijodami KuIklux-
klano. Jie saugo vycius 'nuo me
padoraus' sporto. Todel pas W.
cius populiarus bowling ir
"whiskey party" sportas PLUS -
daznas demonstratyvus prie ko-
munijos ejimas.
Man neaisku - argi tikrai
negalima taip papildyti parapi-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-13

Rimsa Marcele, Jonas, Celina -
Phila, Pa.
Sabeckis Marijis, Algirdas -
Phila, Pa.
Snapstys Marijonas - Brook
lyn, N. Y.
|Stanulis Edvardas, Maria -
Lawrence, Mass.
Steponaitis Antanas - Culver
City, Cal.
Strazdas Jonas, Konstancija, AL
gimantas, Petras - Linden
New Jersey.
Vainauskas Adolfas - Manhes
ter, N. H.
Vaitkevicius Stasys - Chicago
Valavicius Vyautas, Eugenija
Voldemar - E. Chicago, Ind
Vasiliunas Jonas - Brockton
Mas.
ViliuSis Adomas - Chicago, Ill
Vysniauskas Mykolas - Jerse.
City, N. J.
Zdancevicius Vytautas, Aldona
Vytautas, Audrone - Chica
go, III.
Zvirbliene Marijona - Chica
go, Ill.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-13

Gurskis <Vytautas, Stanislava,
Dionizas - E. Chicago, Ind.
Jakaitis Pranas, Romualdas,
Pranas - Philadelphia, Pa.
Jakubauskiene Valerija = So.
Boston, Mass.
Jakulis julius, Ona, Egidijus, =
Philadelphia, Pa.
Jasinskas Ona - Chicago, Ill
Kalvaitis Pranas Newark
NJ.
Kamensky Basil - So. Canaan
Pa.
Milikevicius Elena, Wytautas
Ona - Brooklyn, MY.
Kizauskas Boleslavas - Chica
go, Ill.
Koncius Antanas, Emilia, AL
gimantas, Regina, Dominin
], kas, Ona, Adele = Yonkers
! NY.
IKrivickas Domas, Grazina, Ru
ia, Irena - Philadelphia, Pa
! Laurinavicius Nikodemas - S
| Boston, Mass.
|Lesniauskas Galina - Chicago
Ill.
Lipkis Edvinas, Meta, Zita -
;. Brooklyn, NY.
|Machevicius Aleksandras, ia
! dvyga = E. st. Louis, Ill.
|Maciulaitis Juozas - E. Chica
go, Ind.
lMalinauskas Zelma, Petras, Ma
rija = Chicago, Ill.
Martinkus Ona, Algirdas -
Chazy, NY.
j Masiulis Boleslavas, Kotrina
| Mindaugas = Maspeth, Ii.
| NY.
Masiulis Visvaldis, Aldona, Wis
valdis - E. Chicago, Ind.
|Misevicius Gabrielius - S. Bos
ton, Mass.
EMagoriene Vera - Brooklyn
NY.
Paulauskis Stanislovas, Elze
Wanda - Appleton, Wise.
Pekaite Ona = Detroit, Mich
|Pivoriunas Juozas - Cleveland
Ohio.
Prechtas Valteris, Florentina
Dalia - Waterbury, Conn.
Saimininkas Vytautas = Hart
ford, Conn.
|Simanavicius Vincas, Wanda
Egle, Nijole - Chicgo, Ill.
Simutis Juozas = Nashua, NH
|Sisas Juozas - Brockton, Mass
Sperauskas Antanas, Lucia
Algirdas, Tomas-Vytautas =
Brooklyn, NY.
: Strangulis Jokubas, Darata =
- AFB Mountain Home, Ida
no.
sceponavicius Vladas - Boyer
! town, Pa.
|Svaras Jeronimas - Chicago
Ill.
svedas Jonas, Maria, Aldona
Zita = Waterbury, Conn.
Ulcinskas Bronius - Chicago
Underferis Ema - Rockville
Center, LII, NY.
Vasilauskas Ignas, Wilma, Mar.
lies - Cicero, Ill.
Vasyli1nas Whole, Rimute -
Norwood, Mass.
zilinskas Antanas - Yonkers
NY.
Liepos IL d. laivu Genera
Sturgis" New Yorka atvyke
Isle lietuviai tremtiniai:
Adamaviciaus Jonas - Kene
bunk Part, Maine.
Bakaitis Zigmas, Ona, Riman
tas, Dalia-Regina = Chica
j 60, Ill.
Balanda Vincas - Cleveland, O
Baksyte Danute = Linden. NJ
Balciunas Jurgis, Brone, Jur
gis, Aldona, Juozas. Brute
Rochester, N. Y.
Baliunas Kazys, Adele, Alton
sas - Phila, Pa.
Bendikas Marijona, Aldona, vi
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-13
MIRIMAI
MIRE. ISEIVIAI AMERIkOS LIETUVIAI

zinu apie siuos mirusius Redakcja netur
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Voters Reminded 10 Get
State Absentee Ballots

District residents who vote In
Illinois. Florida and Oregon elec-
tions were reminded today to
write for absentee ballots. II they
wish to participate in primaries.
The League Of Women Voters
of the District also suggested that
Indiana and Ohio voters may re-
quest ballots after next Sunday.
The Illinois primary on April
II will involve election Of a Sena-
tor and 26 Representatives. Flori-
da's primary May 2 will be based
on the election OF one Senator
and six Representatives. Oregon
will nominate candidates for Gov
ernor, one Senator and four Re-
presentatives on May 10.
Indiana's primary on May will
act on a Senator and II Repre-
sentftives, while the Ohio primary
on the same date will choose nomi-
nees for Governor, the Senate
and % House seats.
Other primaries will be held in
New Jersey, Alabama, Pennsyl-
vania and North Carolina, but
these States do not permit alb
sentee voting.
Evening star., 1950-03-30
0'Boy|e 10 Attend
Memorial Services

The Most Rev. Patrick 4.
o'Boyle, Archbishop of Washing
ton. will attend the fourteenth
annual commemorative service for
deceased members Of Washington,
Keane. Carroll. Spalding and Po-
tomac Councils, Knights of Co.
lumbus. at 900 Tenth street NV.
1T 1880 pm. Sunday.
He will be presented q chalice
In memory of departed members.
Leo A. Rover. president of the
Catholic Youth Organization, will
deliver the eulogy.
State Deputy William A. Kehoe
and District Deputies Charles E.
Nichols and Justin J. Mccarthy
will attend.
DR.. George r. Ellis, master of
the Fourth Degree. is chairman
of the service, it was announced
by Stanley Waskiewicz. chairman
of the District of Columbia Chap
ter.
Officers chosen from the coun-
ellis will be: The Rev. r. w.
OBrien, o. c., chaplain: Henry
G. Catucci. Carroll Council. grand
knight: John E. Lynch. Washing
ton Council. deputy grand knight;
Thomas J. Trodden, jr., Spald-
ing Council. chancellor; Leo v.
Scanlan, Potomac Council, war
den: Raymond L. Caldwell. State
Council, bell ringer.
The choir will be under the di-
rection of Alfred v. Llufrio. Jo-
seph and Francis McCann will
handle the arrangements of the
chamber. The honor guard will
be composed Of knights from the
Washington General Assembly
Fourth Degree.
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Britain BoIsters Fleets
For Antisubmurine Duty
BY the As,eeioisd Press

LONDON, Mar. 30.-Britain Is
building up the anti-submarine
strength of both the home and
Mediterranean fleets. the Ad-
miralty said last night.
During the next % months 1t
will send three fleet destroyers
into reserve and replace them with
nine anti-submarine frigrates
armed with new-type depth
charge weapons, 1t said.
Evening star., 1950-03-30

An apiarist freed Auckland
(New ZealanO police imprisoned
by a swarm OF bees.
Evening star., 1950-03-30

Long lasting combed cotton
socks in bold plaids and as
sorted gay blazer stripes. Fast
cofors, elastic tops. In sizes
8 to 101a.
Homer news., 1950-05-20

aShorty"Priee has besn i'll this vssk uithl
 inf1usnsa,
 Little Bruce Nmph, young con of the
 IEl Manager, 1o on tho eick l1St this week with bad co1ds
 Bob Sholin, whe has been working at the Nini1chik smp Of tho ARG, injured his back whom eas drlm dipped. Yssterday Bob eeme in to Honor whore he will spend . feu days at his homo reeuperating. &&&*x&* MANY PLANE RIpEs
 Francis Thorn of tho Homer ARC left th1o week with Henry Hunter in Huntsr's Super cruisers After short stop~over in Anchorage, they {1ev on to cantve1l whore Hunter will work for tho ARC. After visiting nnny former Homer1tes there, Nr. Thorn f1ew to emn1t with Claude RogersA There ho caught n naska Air. lines plane to Anchorage n 1hursday 41ew 1 to Homer via Pac4fie Northern Hrliness Nr. Thorn reported an sn3oyeb1s trip aa1 enjoyed the assorted plano r4doo. i &&&&9 nAoK THE HuER HOSPITAL TICKET sME!!
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12
Basketball Fund
Shows Balance

The current basketball season
has resulted in balance of
$121.67 in the general fund as of
Jan. 9, according to statement
released today by Principal Gill
bert Weekley.
Balance on hand at the begin
ming of the season was $4,000.
Gate receipts for the home
games from Nov. % to Jan. 8
were $44985.
The expenditures to date have
been as follows: officials, $l44.-
90; transportation, $3.50; feder-
al tax, $76.66; village tax, $11.19;
equipment and supplies, $61.82;
insurance, guarantee, tickets and
village license, $30.50. This
leaves balance of only $1216 CT.
Home games played to date in
clude Dexter City, Philo, Dres-
den, New Lexington, Crooks
Vile and McConnelsville.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12
Estadt And Smith
To Erect Building

Frank Estadt and Norbert
Smith. co-owners of the Cald-
we'll Implement & Supply COM
pany, will construct a new store
room on U. S. Route 81, south of
Caldwell, according to an an
nouncement made today.
Contract for the new structure
which is near the new Stude-
baker agency, has been let to
Crock & Schafer. The new build
ing will be 32x72. 1t will be To-
Gated on the lot formerly owned
by Hubert Clark.
Estadt and Smith said the
building will be used exclusive
ly to store implements and 9TH
er farm machinery, which they
handle at the local store on East
street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12
Caldwell Woman
Struck By Auto

Mrs. Leida Treadway, wife of
John Treadway, Maple Heights,
received body bruises and shock
Friday afternoon at 4:25 o'clock
when a car in which she was
riding was involved in a coll
lision with a vehicle operated
by Leroy Clark, of Caldwell.
Mrs. Treadway was stepping
from a car driven by Mrs. N. S.
Reed, of Miller street, at the
time of the accident, which oc-
Cured on u. S. Route q, just
north of Caldwell.
She was removed in the Nc
Vay-Shilling ambulance to st.
Francis hospital, Cambridge,
where her condition is rapidly
improving. 1t is expected that
she will be dismissed to her
home this week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12
No "Write-Ins"
At MAY Primary

There will be no "write-in"
candidates at the May primary
in Noble county or elsewhere
throughout the state, according
to an announcement made today
by j. Kyle Walkenshaw, clerk
of the election board.
The last state legislature
amended Section 4785-80 per-
tanning to the election laws in
the state of Ohio.
According to the amendment,
if a candidate files for a partic-
ular office, there will be no
blank space left on the ballot. If
no one files for the office, then
that particular office designa-
ton will not even appear on the
ballot.
In this manner, there will be
no chance for any write-in can
didateS.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12

games. Summerfield, on the
other hand, has won four and
lost six.
Tuesday nights game started
out like a runaway as the Red
Devils took the tip-off, Bates to
Weston to Butler, for a quick
bucket and extended the count
to 60 in three minutes. The de-
Tending league champs got their
first points when Dale Garrett
dropped in a fielder from down
in the corner, but the Gophers
trailed 17-9 at the end of the
quarter, as all five of the Red
Devils got into the scoring.
Sarahsville continued to in
crease the margin in the second
quarter with Butler netting
eight points, Weston four, and
Stottsberry one. Summerfield
was held to three free tosses by
Garrett and Orr for seven
minutes of this period, but with
one minute until halftime, Hor-
ton fired two long shots to pull
the Gophers up TO 30-16 at inter
mission.
Outstanding in the first half
was the brilliant defensive play
of Dudley and Weston out front
in Sarahsville's zone set-up, and
Bates under the basket. Stotts-
berry worked to best advantage
on rebounds, while Butler car
ried the scoring load with IL
points in the first half. Summer
field lost valuable defensive
heighth when Cutler fouled out
at halftime
The Golden Gophers, far from
beaten, almost pulled the game
out in the third quarter as they
matched their first-half efforts
to score 16 points while the Red
Devils could net only eight. Long
shots by Horton and Orr, while
Garrett continued to work from
the corner, whitfield the lead
down rapidly. Sarahsville could
hardly buy a bucket in this quar-
ter as numerous shots rolled out
or fell short by inches. Butler
did manage three fielders and
Weston two free throws to hold
the lead at 1892 entering the
final period.
Horton and Orr hit for quick
long shots in the fourth as Sum-
merfield narrowed the margin to
slim four-point lead 40-36, but
at this stage, Dudley took COM
mand of the situation with three
straight fielders to get Sarahs-
vile started again and pull out
to a nine-point victory. At the
official time-out the Red Devils
held a 47-39 lead with three
minutes to play, but it was match
point in those closing minutes.
Junior Butler tailed % points
for top scoring honors, while
Weston and Dudley accounted
for 10 each for Sarahsville. For
Summerfield, Horton and Gar
rett with Is and Is, plus Orr'S
10 were the offensive guns.
In the preliminary, Sarahsville
reserves suffered their first set
back in league competition as
they we're defeated 1927 by
Summerfield reserves.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12
Miss Alice ZWick
Accepts Position

Miss Alice Zwick, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Zwick, of
Lewisville route, has accepted a
position as clerk of the motor
vehicle registrar bureau on East
street, according to an announce
ment made today by Registrar
Frank Estadt. Miss Zwick will
fill the vacancy created by the
resignation of Mrs. Doris White
Way, who relinquished her dut-
les Jan. l.
Miss Zwick. graduate of
Lewisville high school, was for
merly employed at Rucker's
Coffee Shop.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12
Donald E. Reed
Is New PRINCIPAL

Donald Reed, of Spruce street,
has accepted a position as ele-
mentary principal of the Nash
port schools and assumed his
new duties last Tuesday
In addition to being principal
of the first eight grades, Mr..
Reed is also teaching subjects in
the seventh and eighth grades.
The Reeds will continue to
make their home on Spruce
street for the present. Mr.. Reed
was a former teacher in the
Caldwell grade school.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12

Schedule "C", which must be
completed, has been added to the
current form and provides space
on the reverse side of the new
form for listing of date, amount,
and serial number of vendors
purchase orders (pink slips). The
total of these receipts should
agree with the total shown on
line of the return.
Vendors must forward COM
pleted returns direct to Don H.
Ebright, treasurer of state, box
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12

In the nights closest game at
Harriettsville, Dexter City Tigers
surged from behind in the fourth
quarter to beat out the host team
45-44. Although outscored from
the field, the Tigers made good
at the free-throw line for the
margin of victory.
Forest Grove led the invading
Batesville quint 14-13 at the first
quarter but fell behind in the
last half to lose 7843 as Stotts
registered Is points.
In a non-league game, Cum
berland won over Belle Valley
61-27
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12
ON FARM PROGRAM

The quarter hour farm discus
sion period over station VILE,
which is held each Tuesday, will
be filled this week by Don Ar
cher, of Caldwell. Mr.. Archer
will speak at 12:45 Tuesday in
the absence of County Agent
Floyd Henderson. Mr.. Archer is
instructor of a CT farm trainee
class here.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12
AT COLUMBUS

H. c. Secrest, county superin-
tendent of schools, was in Co.
lumbus Wednesday where he at
tended a meeting on school trans
portation problems. The meeting
was called by the state depart
ment of education to discuss
plans for improving the present
transportation system.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12
Enter the Walter Win
chell 100000 Name-the-
Car Contest ! p! !

A Contest to find name for the
new low-priced car in the low-price
field that will be added to the Kaiser
Frazer line. First prize. 100000
cash. Over 1000 other cash prizes.
Every prize matched. dollar-for dol
lar. by cash donation to the Damon
Runyon Memorial Cancer Fund, i'm
honor of each individual prize VIM
ppTi
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12
|SarahsVi||e SO Summerfie|d 47|
Dexter City and Batesville Win;
Belle Valley Loses To Cumberland
Before an I

Before spilled onto the floor and
available standing the Sarahvine Red Devils
Summered 5647 the losers court Tues
dav night throughout the they kept their
untarnhed completing the " round of loop
Sarahsvles record is ten
stretching their streak
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12
GAMES LAST WEEK

Sarahsville sc, Dexter City 33.
Woodsfield SIS, Summerfield 80.
Belle Valley 81, Forest Grove "a
New Concord 65, Caldwell 20.
Glouster 73, Caldwell 48.
Sarahsville Sc, Summerfield AZ.
Dexter City As, HarriettsvilIe A,
Batesville 70, Forest Grove 43,
Cumberland 81, Belle Valley 81
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12
RECEIVES TREATMENT

Mrs. Rita McAtee was remoV-
ed to her home in Macksburg on
Saturday from the Marietta
Memorial hospital in the McVay-
Shilling ambulance. Mrs. Nc
Atee, the former Rita Ogle, had
been a patient in the hospital for
the past week where she had
undergone observation and re-
ceived treatment.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12
By Alumni Quint
Lose Two, Win One

Belle Valley dropped two out
of three games to independent
teams last week bowling to Buff
falo 48-43 and Senecaville 45-30,
b,It defeating SaleSVille 86-77.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12

1899, Columbus 16, Ohio.
Failure to file a sales tax re-
turn on or before Jan. 81, 1850,
subjects the vendor to penalty
of $1.00 per day for each day the
return is delinquent.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12
Sales Tax Examiner W. M. Gray Sets
Schedule For Noble County Vendors

Sales Tax Examiner w. M Gray will be at the county audi
office Caldwell 18th 19h 20t 25h and 26th from
900 to 430 assist vendors in making their ST III
Return of Information" for the July to Dec 81 199 period
The information this return includes the
of vendors sales sales and net taxable sales
together with prepaid hand Dec 81 1949
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12
Cumberland-61

Reserve score: Cumberland 33,
Belle Valley q.
Official: Kachilla.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12
Double Prize Money

Have your Kaiser-Frazer dealer or
salesman enter an approximate ap-
praisal of your present car on your
Official Entry Blank and you auto
matically double any prize money
you might win, and double any do
nation to the Cancer Fund in your
honor.
Your Kaiser-Frazer dealer has your
Official Entry Blank. Contains all
rules. Costs nothing to enter. Send
in as many entries as you please.
- 49, 49,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12
NEWS

BOWLING NEWS - Caldwell
boWlerS won three straight
games from Cambridge Ex-
change club in the city league at
Cambridge, Monday night.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12
MyL STANDING
GAMES THIS WEEK

GAMES THIS WEEK
Thursday, January IL
Harriettsville VS.. klrch'S
Salesville VS.. EXITS
double header att CaldWelD
Friday, January Ii
Caldwell at Philo
Batesville at Sarahsvllle
Belle Valley at HarriettSVille
Forest Grove at Summerfleld
Dresden at M & M,
New Lex at Roseville
New Concord at GlOuster
Saturday, January IA
Glouster at Caldwell
pheasant City VS.. Caldwell Jun
ior high at $500
Crooksville at Corning
Monday, January 16
Dexter City junior high at Cald-
well.
Quaker City VS.. Kirch's
double header at CaldWelD
Tuesday, January IL
Macksburg at Belle Valley
Charlottesville at Dexter City
Harriettsville at Salem
Meigs at Forest Grove
Roseville at NJ & M
Dresden at Frazeysburg
New Lex at Bremen
Wednesday, January 18
NJ & M junior high at Caldwell
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12

Correct part number helps
when ordering machinery re-
pairs. You can take it from the
part itself or from the parts list
in the operators manual.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12

Official: Archer, Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-01-12
Official: Carl Johnson.

Reserve score: FOreS
26, Batesville 80.
Smyrna times., 1950-02-09
Contract Awarded

The Junior Glass has awarded
the contract for printing the an
nual Junior Play Program to the
Smyrna Times, with work on the
program scheduled to begin on
Thursday, February 9. The pro-
gram, which will have a minimum
of % pages, is one of the most am
bilious attempted in recent years.
The advertising committee under
the direction of Sara Jane Sparks
will complete all of its work with
in the next 10 days. Committee
members are attempting to give
every merchant or other potential
advertiser in this area an oppor-
tunity to take space in the pro-
gram.
Smyrna times., 1950-02-09

Thursday, May 4 and ending Sat
urday, May 6. The itinerary and
other details of the trip win be
settled by the Seniors later in con-
ference with the principal.
Career Conference
One of the big events of the
year will be the Career Conference
on March 10 staged by the Person
mel group under the direction of
Miss Virgie Bauer. Personnel Di-
rector.
Smyrna times., 1950-02-09

G. L. Baker Relieved AS Station
Asst. Director; DIR. Dunn Named
Professor George L. Baker has
asked to be relieved of his duties
as Assistant Director of the Della
ware Agriculture Experiment Sta
tion, University of Delaware, after
February 1, 1850, according to Di-
rector George M. Worrilow. DR..
Samuel A. Dunn has been named
Acting Assistant Director.
Prof. Baker will continue in his
post as head of the Stations Chem
istry Department. He has been
one of the nations leaders in the
field of pectin research. An assist
ant director, he was concerned
with the coordination of the Sta
tion's research activities, program
planning, development, and imple-
mentation as well as the publica-
tion of research results.
DR.. Dunn came to the University
in 1949 as associate professor of
agricultural economics. He has
been engaged in research and
teaching. He received his bache-
lor's and masters degrees from
Pennsylvania State College and his
doctors degree from Purdue Uni
versity
In addition to his administrative
duties DR.. Dunn will continue to de-