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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-07
New Car Sales
Reach High Peak
In Monthly Sales
War Scare Is
Reflected In
Local Market

Automobile dealers in Noble
county delivered more new cars
In August than at any time dur
ing the postwar period, it was
learned today. Sales on new
automobiles during the month";
rose to the unprecedented total
of 40 vehicles.
Agency owners reported that
deliveries were being made as
fast as the new vehicles arrived
from the factory. One local deal
er said that war-scare buying
was causing would-be purchas-
ers to wait for short periods on
deliveries.
Firms and individuals pur-
chased twelve new trucks in
August. One new jeep was also
sold.
Walton Starr, in his monthly
report, said that 173 used cars,
pickup trucks and motorcycles
were sold or traded during the
past month.
Sales of used trucks, one ton
capacity or greater, numbered
IA for the same period.
The clerk of courts office
turned over $210.90 as the coun-
tvs share of last months re-
ceipts. The bureau of motor We
hicles in Columbus received $76
New car and truck owners in
clude: Mrs. Edna Davis, car;
Floyd Boyd, car; Thomas H.
Douglass, car; John L. Palmer
jeep; Walter H. Brown, car; S.
w. Parrish, car; E. R. Yontz, car,
Carl Ogle, car; DR.. G. B. Taylor,
car; Gerald E. Carrel, pickup
Harold Miller, car; George Long
fellow, pickup.
Ethel Pryor, car; Gerald d
Lovett, car; Herbert R. Ankrom
car; Dallas Law, express; Pick
enpaugh & Robey, car; Robert
c. Paxton, car; L. S. Moscrip
car; nellie Headley, car; William
E. Weidner, car; Walter Mercer
car; Victor w. Curry, car; Car
men Long, car; Pete j. Minyo
car; Marion township trustees
truck; Marion B. Richey, car.
Elizabeth and Margaret Reed
car; David o. Beckett, stake
4 truck; George c. Philpot, car
Wilbur P. Archer, car; Carl H
Pickenpaugh, car; Andrew Car
tell, car; William Sabo, car; C.
j. Murphy, car; Raymond Lorey
car; Homer Trenner, car; Clar-
ence w. Stack, car; Crock &
Schafer, car.
Karl Hamilton, car; Ava Brick
Co., pickup; A. G. Schoeppner
express; Albert Palmer, car
Earl Leasure, car; Robert E
Dickson, car; Charles A. Hayes
pickup; Lawrence Kuhn, car
d. w. BARLOW, truck; Ray Neu-
hart, car; Dean A. Reed Motor
Sales, car; Wendell Morris, pick
up; Ronald Feldner, truck; Car
Baker, pickup.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-07
Ouch Coal Mine
In Beaver Twp.
Gains In Safety
Federal Inspector
F. E. Hughes Releases
Annual Statistics

Proposing safer blasting prac-
tices and other precautionary
measures for the Ouch coal COM
pany's Ouch mine at Beaver
township, Noble county, a feder-
al reinspection report released
today by the Bureau of Mines
also cites recent safety gains. At
the time of the July safety sur
vey by Inspector F. E. Hughes,
the mine employed four men
and produced about Is tons of
coal day.
Coal and rock were blasted on
shift with black powder, Hughes
reported. He recommended using
permissible explosives or per-
missable blasting devices in an
approved manner for all on
shift blasting.
The face regions were ade-
quately ventilated, but Hughes
advised offset surface installa-
ton, fireproof housing and air
duct and safety devices for the
ventilating fan, weekly air meas
urements, acquiring another per-
missable flame-safety lamp, and
making preshift and weekly ex-
aminations for gas and other
hazards.
The inspector cited such recent
safety advances as safe storage
of lubricant, a suitable switch
for the electric circuit of the
ventilating fan, and adoption of
satisfactory check in and-out
system.
For added safety, Hughes ad-
vocated providing adequate, un-
obstructed haulageway clear
ance space, additional electrical
safeguards, providing suitable
fire-fighting equipment under
ground and disseminating using
flame lights and smoking
in the mine.
Copies of this report are avail
able for inspection at the Bureau
of Mines, Department of the In
terror, Washington, D. c., and
at the Bureau of Mines Branch
Office, Pittsburgh. Pa, and Sec
+, ton office, st. Clairsville, Ohio
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-07

and the robbery has already
taken on the aspect of the
previous ones, which were
never solved.
The thick-walled iron box was
ripped from the safe by an cleo
trical hoist which the thieves
moved into the office. In ripping
out the safe, the original hoist
was broken, since part of it was
found in the office after the rob-
berry was discovered by Harley
Estadt, early Saturday morning.
The second hoist was stolen
from the Wilbur Devoll garage,
which is Immediately adjoining
the Produce building and which
until recently served as their
main offices.
Moved I25 Feet
The thieves moved the 1000
pound strong-box from the Of
flee to the adjoining garage, l25
feet away. To reach the garage
from the office, it is necessary
to follow a ramp to the second
floor and then descend to the
ground floor by the way of a
flight of iron steps. No skid
marks were found on the ramp
or stairs and Ralph Brumbach,
manager, was of the opinion that
a rubber tired dolly had been
used.
In Florida
For the past two weeks, Ralph
Brumbach has been in charge OF
the local plant while his brother
Henry Brumbach and family
were enjoying fishing trip in
Florida. The Henry Brumbachs
returned Saturday evening tc
their home here.
Hoist Used
In the garage the thieves ap-
parently hooked up the second
hoist to lift the iron box into 6
car or truck. Brumbach sale
some of the rope used was still
hanging from the doorway. Ir
getting their own truck into po.
sition near the door, it was nee
essary to move Produce truck
but otherwise, it was not mo-
Tested.
Local officials and others ir
adjoining counties are now look
ing for the eight-inch thick box
which the thieves. apparently hac
planned to break open. In what
manner, this could be accomp.
lished, was not Immediately de-
termined.
1t will be remembered tha
during the last robbery, the safe
was cracked and the door
jammed. 1t had never been re-
paired.
1t is believed that the thieve:
entered the garage thru a bach
window and gained access to the
Produce building by breaking
down double doors, which sep
arate the two buildings.
A complete investigation i:
now being carried on, according
to Sheriff Mckee.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-07
Temperature Drops
To as Degrees Here

An official low temperature
reading of 45 degrees was re-
corded in Noble county, Tuesday
morning, Sept. 5, according to
an announcement made today by
Frank Burlingame, of Sharon
official weatherman.
Another low of As degrees was
also recorded on the 2lst day of
August.
High for the month just past
was go degrees on the 18th. The
total rainfall for the month was
2.80 inches with the greatest in
any "a hours being 1.10 on the
9th. This brings the total rain
fall to approximately 38 inches
in the county for the year to
date.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-07

secretary of state for near
Eastern, South Asian and
African affairs. In taking up
his new position, he will replace
Ambassador J. Rives Childs, who
is returning to the United States
prior to reassignment.
Mr.. Hare and his family Wis
tied in Summerfield several
weeks ago. According to present
plans, he and his family will
leave for his new post Sept. 18.
His father, F. E. Hare, was in
government service for a num-
Der of years but has now retired
to his former home in Summer
field.
To London
The Hare family will leave
New York for London, England,
by ship with the remainder of
the journey to be made via air.
Mr.. Hare, who is career for
eign service officer, is considered
one of the Departments top
specialists in Near Eastern af-
fairs. He has had 26 years of ex-
perience either in the Near East
or in service related to that area.
He first went to the Near East
in 1924 on the staff of Robert
College in Istanbul, where he al
so served as executive secretary
of the American Chamber of
Commerce for the Levant.
ColOrful Career
Since his entry into the for
eign service in 1927, he has
served in Turkey, France, Leb-
anon, Iran, Egypt and the United
Kingdom. While stationed ir
Iran and Egypt, Mr.. Hare also
served concurrently in Arganis
tan and Saudi Arabia. He actec
as special advisor to the United
States delegation at the Dunn
barton Oaks conference in 1914
and to the United State delega.
ton at the first general assembly
in London in 1916.
To Peace Conference
Mr.. Hare was also a member
of the United States delegation
to the Paris Peace conference ir
August, 1916. He attended the
War College in Washington dur
ing the 1946-47 term as a mem.
Der of the first group of State
Department officers assigned
there. In 1947, he accompanied
the special United States diplo'
matte mission to Nepal. In the
spring of 1876, he was a member
of the United States delegation
to the Foreign Ministers meet
ings in London.
For the past three years, Mr.
Hare has been assigned to the
Department of State.
He was born in MartinSburg
w. Va, and graduated from
Grinnell College, Iowa. He L
married and has two sons, aged
IL and Is, who will enter the
American Community school al
Beirut, Lebanon, during the fall
session.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-07
Ballot Contract Is
Awarded Journal

At a special meeting of the
Noble county election board,
Wednesday evening, contract for
printing the ballots needed in
the Nov. z election, was awarded
the Caldwell Journal Publishing
Co., Inc.
The official office type ballot
will be approved Friday by the
chairmen of the Republican and
Democratic executive committee,
with the board of elections ap-
proving it on Saturday. The
ballot will then be certified to
the printer.
n Clem Dutton, chairman, pre-
sided at the special meeting on
Wednesday evening.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-07
Gas Consumers
TO Pay Increase
On Local Rates
Council Accepts
New Five Year
Plan Of Company

The Caldwell village council
has voted to accept the new five
year gas ordinances which were
up for discussion at a special
"citizens" meeting which was
held last Wednesday evening
without any public response.
Affected by the new increase
will be consumers in the Cald-
we'll area who are customers of
the Ohio Fuel Gas Co.
Council acted to accept the
contract at their regular Sep
tember meeting held at the city
hall Tuesday evening The viii
lage fathers attempted to test
the public's reaction to the in
crease when they called spec
ial citizens meeting for last
Wednesday evening. Only one
citizen, Jes S. Harris, former
owner and publisher of the
Noble County Leader, showed
up for the meeting.
One councilman said Tuesday
that in view of this fact, coun-
Gil acted in what was hoped to
be the best interests of the pub
lie. In the pre-vote discussion,
several councilmen expressed the
fear that if the matter was taken
to the public utilities commission
the gas companies would receive
an abnormal increase.
Under the identical ordinances
rendered by the two companies
the minimum charge is still one
dollar. A consumer burning 5000
cubic feet of natural gas and
paying a $2.45 bill now, will pay
$2.65 for the same amount OF
gas. A home using 5000 cubic
feet of gas per month will pay
$3.50 for gas which cost $5.05
under the expired contract. A
$10.55 gas bill under which the
consumer used $4,000 cubic feet
| of gas will now cost S1l.55.
Telephone Trouble
In a special resolution, the
council instructed the village
clerk to contact the Ohio Asso-
ciated Telephone Company con-
corning their use of the village
owned utility poles on which
several telephone lines are re-
portedly attached.
The council in their resolu-
ton agreed to allow the CONS
pany to continue use of the utll-
| ity poles in return for free tele-
phone service for the city hall.
the mayors office, the light
plant and the fire house.
Increase Salary
An increase in salary was
authorized for Police Officer
Fred Davis. The council instruct
ed Clerk Violet Morgareidge to
add $500 per month to MIR.
Davis salary effective imned-
lately. This will bring his total
salary to $125 per month. He had
been receiving $l00 month and
was buying all gasoline, oil and
other incidentals from his small
salary.
Special Meeting
A special meeting of the coun-
Gil will be held Friday evening,
Sept. 8, to open bids on street
J improvements. A traffic survey
engineer will also be present at
the meeting to advise council on
traffic and parking problems
here.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-07
CHURCH PICNIC

The fall picnic of the First
Church of Christ, near Sharon,
will be held at the church on
Saturday, Sept. 16. During the
morning a recreational period
with games and amusements will
be conducted with basket din
ner planned for the noon hour.
In the afternoon a program has
been planned for all members of
the church and the public A cor
dial invitation to attend the pic
mic has been extended the public.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-07
AFTER PICNIC SOCIAL

The after Labor Day picnic
social at Fulda will be held on
Thursday evening, Sept. IA. En-
tertainment will include dancing
and games on the grounds.
Lunches will be served and the
drawing for the prizes for the
combination tickets will be held.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-07
DIVORCE FILED

Emma Ridgeway, of Caldwell,
filed suit for divorce in common
pleas court this week. The plain
tiff charged Charles William
Ridgeway with wilful absence.
According to the petition the de-
fendant had been wiifully alb
sent for % years. The couple
were married on March Is, 1925,
in Caldwell, and have two grown
daughters. l.. c. Young is attor-
ney for the plaintiff.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-07
ENTERS SCHOOL

Miss Lois Johnson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson,
Walnut street, left Tuesday
morning for Columbus where
she will enroll in an office
training school. Miss Johnson is
a graduate of Caldwell high
school, class of 1850.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-07
Teacher Rosters Listed
As County Schools Open
Fifteen requirements Listed
For Various Local Districts

The Noble county schools opened Tuesday morning
with all teaching vacancies filled according to announce
ment made today by H. c. SecreSt, superintendent
There were fifteen requirements changes in the
county system and all filled before school opened
Tuesday morning.
If IS expected that Summereld and Belle Valley will
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-07
TO HOLD DANCE

There will be a mixed dance
Saturday evening at the Ameri-
can Legion hall in Caldwell.
Smithberger's orchestra will
furnish the music and the public
is invited.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-07
Third Robbery In Two
Years At Produce Co..
Thick-walled Iron Box Ripped
From Safe BY Electrical Hoist

For the third time in two years under similar crcum-
stances and during double holiday the Caldwell Produce
Company robbed early Saturday morning and thieves
payroll checks
Sheriff Clayton Mckee and state highway patrolmen
who investigating said today there clues
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-07
REMOVED HOME

Mrs. Pluma Smith was re-
moved Friday from st. Francis
hospital, Cambridge, to her home
in Sarahsville. Mrs. Smith is inn
proving from a serious illness.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-07
SummerfieId Native Is
Appointed Ambassador
Considered Departments Top
Specialist In Eastern Affairs

Raymond A. Hare, 48, son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Hare
of Summerfed has beer appointed by President Harry
Truman ambassador to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
and minister to the Kingdom of Yemen and it is expected
that his appointment will be approved by the senate this
week.
Until recently Mr. Hare has served deputy assistant
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-07
EXTEND THANKS

En- IEIND IIA1NhD
Members of the Band Mothers
club this week extended their
thanks to the public which
helped to such a great extent in
making the August band camp
one of the most successful in his
tory. According to the president
of the club who extended the
note of appreciation, all contri-
buttons and work were CRATE
fully appreciated.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-07

Jacoby division assistant president Electro Metal
ugca DIVISION Union Carbide and Carbon Corp has been put
divisions activities Marietta and assumed his
duties Sept l.
charge EectrometS activities the Mari
will coordinate the divisions
Marietta and Dexter City The eroaoy plant at Mari
scheduled completion will be the
plant and the second of its kind to be built
The other is located at Ashtabula
and educated Niagara Falls, N Y,
began employment with UCC in 1917 His wife the former
Fleming Newark and graduate of Denson University
youngest daughter Nancy will begin her second
DeniSon this fall.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-06
PO ST. A SEIMO
SUSIVIENIJIMO SEIMAS Baltimoreje uz

SUSIVIENIJIMO SEIMAS Baltimoree uztruko isti-
sas penkias dienas, kasden po du CANA gus pose
dzus Susvienijimo naria tur but lauka dabar susi-
1inkimu, kada delegatai pranes apie dauge svarbiu
nuta1imu :. Tap, auks daugeio r svarbiu nutarimQ,
mes kaip gi ktaip kaAa taip iga posedzauta!
Taciau deegatai lures pranest tk ape viena tikrai
dideli dea nelinksa nutarima apie igoniu pasalpos
s1arku sutrumpinima Il. Xiii seimo nutarimai dau-
giausai skamba vienodai: "palikti kaip buvo"...
Be rekalo kai kas audnasi kad girdi naueji nariai
nespeje sulaukti nei pinu teisu, jau mazdaug grau
susivenmo pamatus, pareiksdam, jog susivienijimo
seine sake ir daugels laba senu, peniusQ ir au
garbes zenklas ardovanotu nariu Ia patti sake r
vadnamo apsvietos konisija Nesididziavo susvieni-
inlo lakrasciu nei patti susivenmo vadovybe il net
siue apdet narius nauju nokesciu pc 10 centu kas
menuo kad butu is ko padengt aikrascio nuostolius r
tandyti j pagernti.
Delegata nusigando, padejavo r nutare paik-
tt, kaip buvo.
Taip daykams esant susivienijimo organe ir toliau
stigs vetos susvieniiimo probemoms pasvarstyt
moments apie tas problemas pasidalinti. Tode neko
kta neeka, kaip tas pacia etuviskos vsuomenes da-
lai rupmais kausimais pasikalbeti ktu airasciu skill
tysc Tam tksui DIRVA nuo siol nuolatos skirs kick
vetos susvienijimo probemons Tad kveciame susvie-
n]mo narus ypac veikejus, dayvauti tame svarstyme
naudoj ojamos tuStiens prekaistavmams visu pirma
issaiskinmams, kadel kas tap, ne ktaip yra ir ka
bel kaip vertetu pasistengt pagerinti
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-06
{ Atkelta is 2-ro pusl. }

niu, o siaip sau atsitiktinumu
Kompozitoriai cia apimti nuo
zemaitaicio Xxi Mussorgskio, nuo
Zdanaviciaus Xxi Verdi, Often.
bacho barkarole is "Hoffmanc
pasaku' priskirta paciam pasa.
ku didvyriui Hoffmanui KaiE
mineta, muzikiniu priemoniu mi
Sings irgi nemazesnis: choral
ivairus solistai, duetai, smuikas
ir net klarnetas. Zodziu sakant
kad tik daugiau, kad tik mar.
gisu. Didysis labai ivairaus yer.
tingumo dalyku siupinys -.
"Dainos" veikimas, pasiryzi
mas palaikyti lietuviskas muzi
kos programas yra puikus, yer
tas didziausio pagyrimo. Tx
regis, butu nebloga, jeigu butt
|nusisukta nuo kiekybes prie ko
|kybes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-06
Seimines pramogos

tikslaus atlikimo irgi ne visai
buvo lengva atpazinti =.
Bankiete dalyvavo is viso per
200 asmenu. zymesniu sveciu,
galinciu tureti itakos SLA ar
lietuviu reikaluose, nebuvo.
Vakarienes metu, muzikantu
paraginta, apie puse sales daina-
vo populiarias amerikietiskas
dainas, paskui prasidejo kali
bos. SLA pirmininkas perskaite
|angliskai pareiskima del Lietu-
vos padeties (argi reikia lietu-
viams angliskai irodineti, kad j
neteisetai pavergta?), paskum
prasidejo perstatinejimai ir kali
bos, nieko bendra neturincios
nei su bendrais lietuviskais rel
kalais, nei su SLA, uztruku-
sios taciau Xxi II valandos.
Kai kurie senieji SLA veike-
Ejai itikinejo: "Tik nepamany-
kit, kad SLA seimuose visada
sitaipv'
Atrodo, kad pirmininkas sito-
kiu bankieto sutvarkymu bus
gerokai pakirtes savo pozicija
ateinanciuose SLA rinkimuose.
Daug buvo nepatenkintu ir Gle
velandieciams paskui kiti sake
ma, ziurekit, kai pas jus bus
seimas, neuzmirskit, kad il
dar lietuviai susirinkow
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-06
SEIMO BANKIETAS

SLA seimo bankietas isejo
kick savotiskas. Tiesa, jane da-
lyvavo beveik vieni seni ameri-
kieciai lietuviai, bet ir tie nebu-
vo suzaveti ia aplinkybe, kad jo
metu nepasigirdo nei vieno lie
tuvisko zodzio, isskyrus dvi so.
listo Andreikaus padainuotas lie
tuviskas daineles, kurias del ne.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-06
kARAS, AR NE KARAS?
PENKERIU METE nuo Jungtiniu Tautu Or,

PENkERIU METI nuo Jungtiniu Tautu Organizac-
jos isteigmo sukaktes isvakarese, jubieju svest
besirengiancai pasaulinei organizacjai buvo pasta
tokia "dovanee kad ape sukaktuves visi bevek r pa
irso Jcigu dovana turi nustebinti tai 81 karta pa
siseke po penkeriu metu "taikos stiprinmo" Korejo
pra5o sunkiei tanka ir vsas pasaulis staiga susir
pino Ar tai au tlcciass pasaunis karas prasdeda?
Tiesa, antrajam pasauliniam karui neva pasibaigus
per suos penkerus metus variose pasauio vetose au
buvo mazausiai penk karai Graikijo Palestinoj In
donezijo Indokinijo ir Kinjoj, neskaitant dar In
dijos - Pakistano sllsiremimo del Kasmiro. Bet nei
venu is tu atveu dar nebuvo taip rmta kies kausi-
mas, ar tai jau karas, ar dar tik "kariukas".
Nereikia askinti, jog sitaip klausame todel kad
viena Korejos dalis uzpuole kita Korejos DALI to-
DEL kad eia susreme dvieu ddausiu pasaulio galiu-
nu interesa il garbe
Jungtines Valstybes stojo tok kelia kur intere-
sal ir garbe gall butt apgnt tik enant prieki Mas
kva priesnga tebeaiko savo rankas lasvas. Ji mat
prizes tai per penkerius netus nesnaude Savo statyt
MUS j tap prrenge IL ap!upino, kad e patys gall tue
tarpu uz ja veikt ai CANA yra paaukt r pasiziu1e
ii, kas is to iseis.
Prmoji savaite Maskvos statytiniams buvo gans
sckminga Taciau niekas neabejoja, kad amerikieciQ
r kitty paegu uzteks sbroveliams susabdyti ir nuvar
ii atgal is kur ie atejo Jegu. Jegu Maskva nestos
jjems irgi taip pat vekliai bel stipria padeti.
Cia ir slepiasi atsakymas klausima - tai jau
pasaulino karo pradza dar Lig sio atrodo kad
Maskva cia vietoj takos balandzio paleido bandoma
karo vanage ir zilri kaip Amerika ir kiti j pastks
Pastiko ketai. Toau vskas pareina to- Maskva
aucias au dabar pakankamai stipri susiremti tuo
kietu apsisprendiru, dar
Arba r to, kick Maskvoje bus apskaiciavimo,
r kick apsvagimo.~ Nekantrybes zenklu jau pasirodo
Naujos priekabes Berlyne propagandnia mitinga vi
drbuvese ir ochozuos prizes Amerika yra zenkai
kad Maskvos nagal nezti ir il sunkiai teprsvercia
test dabarni vaidnima Bet tie zenklai dar per
menk kad is ju tkrai calcium matyti, kaip Maskva
paselgs ko to dar visiskai tkrai negama speti to
nera r tkro atsahymo, Korejoj prasdeo didels ka
ras ar tik "kariukas'.