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PRESSERS

Increased business presents q real
opportunity for 2 exper. wool press
ers who are interested in perm.
year-'round positions; high piece
work rate Excellent working con-
ditions. 10 pressers now in our en-
ploy have been with us over 8 years.
Mr.. Oppenheimer. AR1STO CLEAN
ERS. 1925 South Capitol ST. 81
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CIFRK-TYPIST
Comptometer Operator

Experienced operators to
work In modern oftlce In ne.
section; pay according to abil-
ity; pleasant working condi-
tions, paid vacations, group
Insurance, sick benefits, other
employe benefits. Apply SAFE
WAY STORES, INC, 1S45 4th
ST. ne.
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RELIEF CLERK

RELIEF CLERK
For busy hotel: must be experienced
on hand transcript. Box 27-J. Star,
ROOM CLERK-Thoroughly exper.
man under 35 years Of age; must
merciaI desk, Box 372-E, star.
RECEIVING CLERK
Man. experienced for warehouse Of
and reliable Excel. working condi-
tions. , Apply to Mr.. Rota or Mr..
FURN. co. 909 r st. NV. 81
RECEIVING CLERK. experienced, for
retail mems and ladies' ready. to
EeaT EenTv ETse S3 STEADY P%H7S6 p9sitlSn;
STORE. 703 7th st. NV. 81
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC, COM
mercial; Immediately; steady posi-
perienced. Cali NO. S700. 3
REFRIGERATOR REPAIR M AN -
some exper.; steady work. FREDER-
IcKs. 1905 14th st. NV. Ia. 1900.
sALEsMAN-Men's hats and fur
nishings; good opportunity for ad-
Penna. ave. NV. 81
SALESMAN. to represent largest
in ap4s' s. Exclusive 81 esas esta6lisReS SoVfss va
and D, c, territory, Drawing ac-
count against commission. Must be
experienced in canvas industry.
otherwise do not apply. Write stat
Our employees know of this ad. Box
SALESMAN-Life Insurance: We can
guarantee an excellent future to one
mar who has lived in Washigton for
at least 5 years. II he is accepted
tests he will be thoroushly trained
to become a professional life under
writer. He will be guaranteed up to
$500 per month salary. plus commits
sionS In excess Of it, until he Is COM
pletely established. For appointment;
experience. to Box 56-K. Star Il
SALESMAN-Food packer desires
salesman with experience calling on
established Government and tnsti-
tutional trade. Must have vision and
ability to promote and service vd Porn LI
and bonus. Car allowance and other
benefits. Answer by letter giving
age. height. weight. etc. Box o9-J'
SALESMAN to sell chemicals and
and bonus; car essential Call TU.
21fll 81
SALESMAN to sell the 1851 Packard
some auto exper. necessary. Here
is an opportunity TO earn in excess
of $4,000 yrly. on a commission
basis; regular floor periods; only
sober, ambitious, hard working men
need apply. Call WI. $500 for appt.
SALESMAN, part time. for mems wear
store, Friday and Saturday evenings.
Good pay. cOHENS. 18th and L SITS.
NV.
SALESMAN, experienced appliance
Salesman for inside work. Apply in
person only STANDARD TIRE AND
BATTERY. 10th and H SITS. mex %
SALESMAN to canvas watches ana
jewelry on credit; highest earnings.
j. TaSh, NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.
719 7th st. NV.
SALESMAN. mems wear; modern air.
conditioned store; excel. salary. perm.
position. MUTUAL STORES, corner
E ST. at 9th NV. 81
Evening star., 1951-07-31
PRODUCE
SCALE
CLERK

For southeast super market.
Must be expert. on computing
scales. Apply in person. 1917
Savannah st. Sc.
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SKIP LOCATER, experienced only,
full or part time, to work in store;
day or evening. MR. JOSEPH 71o
7th st NV
STENOGRAPHER, dictation, typine
and general office work. Is to %.
sTENOGRAPHER, construction ONCE;
5-day wk. TESTER d. SON, INC,
1920 2nd st. s.w., Ii. 3-35S1.
STENOGRAPHERS (2), aviation com.
munications firm; 5-day week: air.
conditioned ONCE. Call MR.. BOYLE,
NE. 5000. -
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AuSL DC experienced. SOOQ SdlarN
and good hours. Apply ALBAN
TOWERS. =
Craftsmen, Checkers
knowledge of machine shop practices;
craftsmen Junior mechanical school
experience. Call for appointment
DRIVER, white, for linen route;
steady lob, uniforms furn:. good pay;
Apply DISTRICT LINEN SERVICE
CO. Sc L st. Sc. 81
brand soft drinks. Apply bet;
and 5 pm. THYME BOTTLlNG
co. 1345 Fla. ave. ne. 3
DRIVER, white, for storage battery
delivery truck, Apply 1919 L st; NV.
DRIVER (White], for light delivery
CREEL BROS. INC. 1911 18th
DRIVER. must have good references
GEORGE A COMLEY, florist, 5000
NJ st. NV. MI. 0149. 81
DRIVER. part-time. for pvt. school
bus; z am. to 3 am pm. to
& pm: 5-day wk.: 500 mo. Call
-CL. 1900 s am. to B p.m. Il
DRIVERS $men, White) for promotion
work for large wholesale house; 81
day week: perm. position; vac. Ap-
Div 1921 5th st. NV.
DRIVER-PORTER for liquor store.
must be exper and reliable. ACME
LIQUOR SUPPLY, 1400 No. Capitol
G-------@-~@
Evening star., 1951-07-31

TILE SETTER. 1st-clasS, dependable
mud mechanic; top pay. CROWN
TILE, JU. 7-6554 Il
young man for time
keeper in millwork office: exper
preferred but not necessary; to one
who likes figures and willing tC
learn. Apply BARBER & ROSS CO.
5th and v sts. me-, DE. 0501. j
TRUCK DRIVER HELPER. colored
furn eXper. preferred; apply ir
person VIRGA g. CO.. 1925 Wis
consin ave, Bethesda. 81
TRUCK DRIVERS, colored. expert
enced with delivery Of television ant
major appliances. Perm positions
advancement assured to capable per
sons. 6-day week. employe benefits
Apply Mr.. Bolts, LACY'S. INC.
1880 Half st, S.w. 81
TRUCK DRIVER; knowledge of Chevy
Chase, to. deliver groceries; gooc
pay. Apply LIVINGSTONS MAR
KET 651R Conn ave 4
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HELP MEN
COLLEGE sTI

COLLEGE STUDENTS, have posi-
tions open for 3 men on sales crew;
outside sales work. Average earn
ings, $40 per wk.: paid while in
training. See MIR. SANDER, Rm.
S27, ia 9th St. between 9-10 am
Evening star., 1951-07-31
HELP MEN

RADIO AND Tv SERVICE MEN
wanted: good salary and working
conditions Apply in person only
FULFORD RADIO. 4911 GeorgiA ave.
Evening star., 1951-07-31

HOUSEKEEPER. experienced in In
stitutional housekeeping. Contact
Mr. Martin. CONGRESSIONAL
COUNTRY CLUB, River I'd. and
Bradley blvd.
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MEN. h0-R!

I y MEN, OU-b0.
fSaleswork. Chr. day; about S55 wkly
| No exp. or car nee. Perm position
Apply 10 am. to 2 pm, RIM. T02
| 71o 14th st. NV. --31
Evening star., 1951-07-31
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

SALESMAN COLLECTOR for estab,
Industrial insurance rte; auto neees--
sary. Apply SOB Victor Bldg. TIA
sSIEsMhN All IN aiS WITH CAR; shingle roof
ing anG siding. New company op-
Grating in DC, Md. and Va. Exper
men preferred but will train good
cloSerS who have sold other items
to homeowners. Should earn pet
ter than S100 per wk. Call Mr.
SISsoN, OIL. 1899. 10 to 8 week
Statesmen, for retail store; ages Il
to 80; no exper. nee. WESTERN
AUTO SUPPLY CO., S217 Ga. ave-.
Silver Spring. Apply in person. ID
statesmen to sell maintenance
product to institutions. factories,
and commercial businesses: also
established dealers and distributors
must have good car. willing to
travel extensively; excellent direct
INQUIRY. leads furnished: immediate
drawing account; this is a real OPP
portunity; give phone rumber. Box
Statesmen - Experienced In selling
nationally advertised furnishing
and clothing. Apply Mr.. Lewis. 1886
Conn. ave. NV. Please apply in
person. No. phone calls accepted.
Evening star., 1951-07-31
PRESSMAN FOR
OFFSET WORK

handle quality work, here is a
worthwhile opportunity and q per-
manent position. Apply to KIRBY
LITHOGRAPHIC CO., 1920 F st.
NV, Room 121. z
PRODUCE MAN, experienced. good
salary. short hours. FOOD MART
PRO0FREADERS, exper.. IBM and
varitype compositions. This position
is with an expanding organization.
extending all mod. benefits to em-
ployes; excel. salary for qualified
persons. Call ME. 6471. -3
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Imme.
diate opening for experienced man,
full time, in an ONCE that has good
listings and is doing business; field
books with pictures supplied and ro-
tation office coverage. RIPLEY &
ROMER, Realtors, SH. 1889. ask for
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, Va. resi-
dent with Va. sales experience: .ex-
ceptionally good opportunity to join
active sales force of one OF Airing
toms most progressive realtor- build
ers. LURIA BROS. OW. $500. ASH
fnr Mr. T,ayt0n ~
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CLERK

General office work; no experience
necessary. some tipping ability; s.
day. week. $50 to 3 pm; pleasant
working conditions in modern air
conditioned building. SOUTHERN
WHOLESALERS, INC, 707 Edgewooc
Evening star., 1951-07-31

OFFICE GIRL, white; exper. in air.
line procedures preferred but not
9-5; salary commensurate with
ability. Call ST. 0737 between 30.
Evening star., 1951-07-31
THE EVENING STAR
HECHINGER 8 60.

18th and H SITS. NE. .
DENTAL TECHNICIAN, packer anc
plaster man for plate dept; must
be thoroughly exper.; 5-day week
HAMMOND g. HALPERN, 925 20tt
pENTAI 81 riT, rECHNIcrAN apprentices
with some experience. Apply 10 q, m
to IL noon, WASHINGTON DENTAL
CO., 1904 L st. NV. 81
DESK CLERK - Experienced mar
wanted with ambition to advanct
10 position Of responsibility. Apply
HOTEL sTATLER. -31
DISTRICT MANAGER, circulation
good opport. for ambitious man
good car necessary; good. workinI
cond., no exper. necessary but help
full; salary, bonus and commission
resident Of Northern Va. Call MR.
BLY,, OK. 0046. 1924 N. Hartford
81 ArlinRtnn- Va
Evening star., 1951-07-31
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN

only; splendid opportu-
nifty for reliable and capable man.
to make a permanent connection
with one Of the oldest and best
known real estate firms in this area;
active sales force, excellent ONCE
facilities and location; unlimited
earnings potential. Write Box 463-
]. Star. %
Evening star., 1951-07-31
CAR HOPS
CAR WASHER

Permanent position in The EVenina
is $3.50 years of age, energetic, in
good physical condition and is will
ing to give good attendance. Apply
Personnel. Room 500. Open week
days, $40 to 8, and Sat. 9 to /.
No phone calls
Evening star., 1951-07-31
DRIVER- SALESMAN

White, 21-35. for established dry
Cleaning route; guaranteed salary and
~ commissions. SANITARY CLEAN
ERS, 2B20 14th st. NV. 3
Evening star., 1951-07-31
SECRETARIES

OA4N4NA - 44A S~A@A~
Age 22-40, 5-day, 45-hr. week. time
and q half for overtime. Engineer
ing or non-technical assignment.
Loc. Silver Spring, Md. Starting
salary, S55, 40 hr. Please phone
81. 1900, Personnel Dept. "a
Secretary -Stenographer
The promotion department Of 20. 8.
News IL World Report" has an open
Ing for a girl who likes shorthand
a. typing and who can handle
work on her own initiative. You
can learn this interesting field Of
work while sharing our liberal EN-
ploye benefits and working with
or promotion writers in pleasant
air-copditioned surroundings. Call
S:30-5, Mon.-Fri. D1. 2915, Ext.
eco q
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER age
under 35, starting at 1857 80 per
month; new air-conditioned othces
at 10th and M SITS. NV; hospitaltza-
tion. insurance and retirement ben
efits, 5-day week. Phone ST. 1900,
SHOE sALEswoMAN. exper. only.
in women's and children's shoes;
salary and commission; Apply
MURRAYS, 1910 14th st. NV;
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SHOE SALESWOMEN

openings for thoroughly
nent position with excellent salary
and commission. Many employee
benefits.
HAHN SHOE STORES
1907 F st., l4th and g Sts.
7th and K SITS.
3101 Wilson Blvd. Clarendon. Va.
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DOORMAN
Craftsmen, Checkers

Must be experienced. Good salary
and good hours. Apply ALBAN
TOWERS. -
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TRUCK DRIVER
We nave an immediate opening for Z
good colored driver who ts neat II
appearance and between 25 and 81
years of age; previous experience
and D. C permit required: must b
able to pass physical exam In ad'
dition to salary. generous company
Dement'S viii be provided Appl!
Personnel, Room sos Open week
days S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1 No phon'
calls
Evening Star Building
Evening star., 1951-07-31

YOUNG NAM etock ana safes WOEh,
In. II Wholssae hn1 IN Dastie h9oSe HosE tS ~
PLASTICS, 2435 18th st. NV
AID. 1884. .
YOUNG MAN, 1920. white, local
resident, to learn mail rm., work
and operation of mimeograph, ad-
dressograph, and other machines
hsehsn' hospital benefts TSfkS 5edas 3 wk 1 NATf III
ASSOC. RADIO AND TV BROAD.
CASTERS. 177l N st. NV. See Mr.
Courson. Il
YOUNG MAN, Is to %, to learn
dry cleaning plant operation, Apply
1915 Half st. Sc.
YOUNG MAN, colored, strong, In
preisfred 1ssfnsd saies ssper heiptul lSi Ad
vancement. HAWKINS, 1116 9TH st.
Young MAN to assist manager Of
Junior department store. good start
ing salary. paid vacations, group in
CONSUMER SERVICES, Greenbelt,
Md. TO. 500. Il
YOUNG MAN to learn the automo-
bile business. in the sales dept. of q
General Motors dealer; married pre-
tai Tia gHi salary. HU BOX BOX 3s0eE. Star. @s1
YUM MAN
About 25, to be trained In servicing
OF mailing machines; good oppor
tunity for man seeking career with
co. that Is leader in its field.
PITNEY-BOWES, INC.
1925 K st. NV .
YOUNG MEN, as machinist'S help
ers; excellent opportunity to. learn
fiDe trade: single men prefeFred:
paid vacation and disqualification.
Apply BOWEN g. CO., 4712 Bethesda
ave, Bethesda, Nd. -6
YOUNG MEN for shipping room o1
large magazine distributor; perma-
nent position; 5-day week. Apply
l121 5th st. NV.
YOUNG MEN. 1S to %; q real chance
for steady employment; let US show
you how you can earn $40 to SIS
a day; this is year-round employ
ment. See Mr.. Mccoy at S0S1
Ga. ave, md. News). Wednesday at
q m
Evening star., 1951-07-31
CLERK

Office duties in major finance
company, some typing required;
must be alert and have pleasant
personality; good hours and work.
ing conditions, Hospitalization and
.
Evening star., 1951-07-31

For busy hotel: must be experienced
on hand transcript. Box 27-J. Star,
ROOM CLERK-Thoroughly exper.
man under 85 years of age; must
be capable Of handling busy COM
nercial desk Box 372-E, star.
Evening star., 1951-01-12
By John A. Giles


The Governments atomic ex-
perts apparently are getting ready
to produce some low-order nuclear
fssion bursts-but presumably
not the full-scale. death h-dealing
A-bomb blast itself-in a 5000
square-mile Nevada desert reser-
vation.
The tests, the Atomic Energy
Commission announced late yes
terday. will include experimental
nuclear detonations," but under
fully controlled conditions. The
word experimental" apparently
implied detonation on less than
a full-scale basis.
If the scientists have mastered
method of small-scale explo-
sion tests, it would mean val
liable short cut in vital defense
research. And presumably it
would hasten the day when the
commission will know if it can
actually perfect the tremendously
powerful hydrogen bomb.
May Speed Shell Development.
1t also may speed up work on
new-type A-bombs for guided mis-
siles and artillery shells. which
Gen. j. Lawton Collins. Army
chief of staff, has said was a pos
sibility.
Actually Acc said nothing
about snall-scale atomic blasts,
but its statement was open to in
terpretation that such explosions
can now be set off.
The commission said it had been
authorized by President Truman
to use the Afr Force bombing and
gunnery range near Las Vegas.
New. for periodic test work.
The announcement said that
Pathological safety experts decided
the tests at Las Vegas could be
conducted with adequate assur-
ance of safety" and that "all
necessary precautions, including
radiation surveys and patroling of
the surrounding territory" would
be carried out.
Eniwetok Site for H-Bomb.
The commission limited that for
trying out the full-size bombs
and the projected hydrogen bomb
the EniWetok Proving Ground in
the western Pacific would be used
Before the first A-bomb vas
exploded at Alamogordo, N. Mex,
on July Is, 1945, physicists had
discovered that by dropping one
material through a circle of an
other substance they could pro-
duce a burst of neutrons-a small
puff that really wasn't an ex-
plosion.
To produce atomic blasts Ike
that made by the A-bomb, the
quantity of the material used
Evening star., 1951-01-12
U.S.. Will Take OverHuge Tract
for New Atom Tests

generally must aggregate what IS
called the critical size Other
wise there is no explosion.
However, scientists have discov-
cred that by building better con-
tainers of the fashionable material
to prevent escape Of neutrons the
critical size may be diminished to
some extent.
A commission spokesman made
clear that the Nevada tests were
to be aimed at development of the
atomic bomb, as distinguished
from hydrogen bombs. But since
an A-bomb would be necessary to
trigger" a hydrogen bomb-if the
latter is developed-it is obvious
that any new knowledge gained
about decorating A-bombs would
be of value in the drive to perfect
the H-bomb,
Evening star., 1951-01-12
ThuiIund DiscIoims
Opium Traffic GuiIt
By the Associnisd Pres.

BANGKOK. - Thailand claims
she is innocent of responsibility
for the opium trade in this region
of Southeast Asia. Mai Vorakan
Bancha, Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs, told newemen here Thailand
would be able to prove this con-
clusively before the International
| Narcotics Commission.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
CUSTOM-MAD
SLIPC0VERS
} 3.'S
For Average One Cushion
Choir in our $50 yd.
Fobric
Slightly more beyond d. c. limits
Choose from Our Wide Selection
Of Soison "HoppiIy Married" Fobries

See for yourself 9Th Floor Washington how
the fabric cut right the chair the spcovers fit
paint We tailor them box kick peos
Upper fostenng eonsosng weng deliver oppo
your chair $50 wearing 6 solid coors
Average 3cushon SOTO IS yd Wagon pot
ehoreuse white, eroy sand BEIGE green, uro-64o5
Floor, Washington; Spring
Evening star., 1951-05-06

Look for the girls in the CHEEKY chintz aprons
in The Hecht Co.'S Upholstery and Curtains
Depts. =. to answer all your questions in The
Hecht Co.'S Summer Cornivol!
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-12-15
New Products
Farm and Home
Equipment

HARD N Turf is a new steel harden
ing compound made by the Doughty
Laboratories, Inc. It is said by the
makers to be able to increase the life
of farm machine parts or tools by as
much as 300 percent. The. Hard n Turf
process adds certain ingredients which
are fused into the steel, thereby maxi
ing the outer surface a far higher
quality of steel, while allowing the
core to remain tough and flexible.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-12-15

come up with an answer in the form Of this family
limousine for mother Duroc and babies when they
are moved from narrowing pen to pasture. The
trailer is divided into two pens, one for mother and
the other for piglets. The pens are completely
padded inside and mounted on air tires to reduce
jolting and bruising 10 a minimum With this handy
buggy, there is no chance that mother pig will step
or fall on her family.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-12-15

TERRALAC-A new development by
Charles Pfizer & Co., Inc, permits
feeding of pigs within 48 hours after
they are born. Makers assert that re-
moval of the pigs from the SOW elimi-
mates danger of crushing. Antibiotic
content of the product decreases NOR
tally from disease and increases
growth. All pigs of litter can be saved
regardless of the sows capacity to
suckle, runt pigs are eliminated and
sows can be bred within a few weeks.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-12-15

Many wise farmers in the West save time, money
and storage space by doing all their fabrication jobs
with one grease multi-purpose UNoBA. With this
versatile baia1u base grease you can replace many
Of the socalled specialized Lubricants you may have
on hand Put multi purpose UNoBA to a test under
severe operating conditions You will be amazed at
the superior protection it gives in the presence Of
extreme heat, cold, or heavy moisture.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-12-15

For foil informufion on form fuels and iUbri-
CENTS, phone your local Union Oil Represents
ufive. Or write SuIes Department, Union Oil
Company, Los Angeles ", California.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-12-15
REPORT FROM A.
Ao,ooo-AeRE STOCK FARM

]. L. Jacob & Sons operate the Normandale Here.
ford Ranch, purebred and commercial cattle ranch
in Prineville, Oregon. Recently they wrote: Union
Oil products are used exclusively in the 20 pieces Of
equipment necessary in the operation of our 10000
acre Central Oregon stock farm We have been using
Union Oil products for 5 years and find they meet
with our entire satisfaction.
Much Of the mechanical equipment on the Nor
mandate Hereford Ranch is fabricated with heavy
duty T5X-U Unions amazing purple motor oil T5X
is made from the finest base stocks that modern
chemistry and present-day refinery equipment can
produce. Special-purPose compounds have been
added to these superior base stocks to give you
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-12-15

Two oil drums, with connecting pipe welded in
between, warm the ranch. shop Of wheat farmer
near Pendleton, Oregon Wood is used for fuel and
is placed in the bottom drum through small hinged
door According to the farmer, the upper drum radi
ates much more heat than the lower one Instead Of
allowing heat to escape through top vent, third
drum can be added if needed in larger shops.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-12-15

December is, l95l-ll
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-02-15
Grace Mckee BUYS
N. ColIey Property

Miss Grace Mckee, daughter of
the late DR.. and Mrs. OrviIle
o. Mckee, has purchased the
Maurice Colley property on
Main street, better known as the
S. L. Alter home.
Announcement was made to-
day that Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
Freestone of North street have
purchased the Mckee property
and will move there when they
have sold their home. Mr.. Free
stone is connected with Wehr's
store in Caldwell.
For the time being, Mr.. and
Mrs, Colley will move to the
Christopher home on Playground
road. They will eventually build
a new home on the former Mason
Dyer lots, Playground.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-02-15
Construction Resumes
On New Grade School

Delayed for more than three
weeks by the freakish weather,
razing of the old Caldwell grade
school building was resumed
Monday morning by members of
the Paul construction company,
GAINESVILLE.
The workers are still cutting
the interior and from all indicat-
ions, the building will be torn
down this weekend.
Due to the delay in shipment
and back ordering of supplies,
Supt. P. D. Cannavan said today
that the board of education
would 60 ahead and place their
order for the necessary furniture
needs this fall in the new build
ing.
In the meantime, school con-
tinues on a halliday schedule
at the Caldwell grades only.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-02-15

any type of emergency.
Captain John Parks said that
under the announced plan of
operation, perimeter controls
would be established comparat-
lively close to a community while
zone control might possibly ex-
tend as far back as twenty or
more miles from the disaster
scene,. making it necessary to
bring into action not only the
local unit but many auxiliary
units from surrounding counties
in order to effectively set up
traffic control around the strick-
en- area. He pointed out that in
some highly critical target areas
it might require the services of
as many as from 200 to 500 men
to maintain proper controls even
by keeping the men ON duty or
twelve hours each.
Already several surveys have
been made by the highway pat
rol to determine what routes
must be taken over for emer-
gency vehicles, evacuation of in
jured or homeless, or for any
other reason which would be de-
termined by the community. All
CONTINUED on Page Twc1
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-02-15
John Deere Day To
Be Held February n

A full length feature picture,
"One Happy Family" will high
light the parade of entertain
ment to be staged for farmers
and their families in Noble
county who attend the annual
John Deere Day show.
Sponsored by the Caldwell
Implement & Supply company,
it will be held at the Noble
theater in Caldwell, beginning at
7:30 o'clock.
Admission will be by ticket
and farmers who have not re-
ceived theirs may obtain them
by asking for them at the Cald-
we'll Implement & Supply store
on East street.
In addition to the featured
picture, there will be five other
new pictures, all of which will
deal with subjects close to the
heart of every farmer in this
county.