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Arizona sun., 1952-09-26
Hair Fashions
For Fall
BY Ruth Nelson Sawyer

New York, (GlobaD You can
do a lot of things for your hair
this fall. You can have scalp treat
ments to do away with that dull
look everyone's hair has at the end
Of the summer.
Your hair will look chic and
polished. If you think the color
is dull, you can brighten it with
a tint, rinse or mild bleach. Now
is the time for you to get your
hair in condition to bring out a
smart coiffure that will do Won
ders for you. The beauty and color
Of your hair will be more notice
able than with an elaborate hair
do.
The fashions for hair this fall
are all simple. Large soft waves
are being worn on long and short
hair, with the ends left curly. It's
probably making you envious if
you had a poodle cut at the end
Of the season and you rhair isn't
long enough to take deep waves,
but you just remember to give your
hair some extra care and soon it
will be long enough to set those
wanted waves.
Choose a new hair style that
suits your facial features rather
than what's in style for the mo-
ment. You owe your hair some
attention, so if you want the boys
to turn their heads and look, give
your hair daily attention after you
get your new fall hair style.
Arizona sun., 1952-09-26
Merry Mixer Club
Social Notes
BY EsSie Pruitt

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Franklin,
.233O w. Jefferson ST., are happy
parents of a nine-pound baby girl
born September II.
Christine Bledsoe had a short
ened vacation because her mother
underwent an operation at st.
Joseph's hospital.
Mrs. Florence Stewart arrived
Monday from a ten-day vacation
in Salt Lake City, Utah, but had to
rush to Texas Tuesday morning
after receiving a telegram that
her father was ill.
Mrs. Lillian eagle is still mend
ing slowly.
Edna Jordan, President.
Arizona sun., 1952-09-26
Carver PTA
Adopts Theme

lie IilOIlIIlly 1IlcSllIiSS VI Se1I NCA
High Schools Parent Teacher Asso-
citation will be guided by its theme
for this year, Community Cooper
alton in Behalf of YOUTH" which
was adopted Tuesday night at its
initial meeting in the auditorium
of the school. The president, Mrs,
Robert H. Harper, presided.
Officers and members pledged
their whole-hearted support in the
task of developing better under
standing of the objects, policies and
guiding principles of the organiza-
ton. Their enthusiasm and sim
cerity was backed by several new
parents and guests who became
members Of the. vast organization
during the evening, and also prom
ised their assistance wherever
needed. =
Chairmen reports were made by
Mrs. William Burnett of treasury
and membership; D. F. Benson,
publicity; George Rodgers, program
and Miss Gwendolyn Smith, maga-
zine.
Mrs. Hitler Johnson, president of
the Phoenix Council of Parents and
Teachers, and Mrs. Henry Harmon,
chairman of membership of the
Council, supplemented information
in the discussion of parent-educa-
ton and working toward a mem
bership goal.
Two new Phoenicians, close to
the progress of the community and
it's youth, were introduced and Of
fered additional remarks. They
were Sgt. E. j. MacGrady, new
military and ROTC instructor at
Carver, and DR.. Jesse L. Glover;
new pastor of Tanner Chapel AME
Church.
Miss Roberta Powell, music stu
dent at Carver, sang several selec-
tions. She was accompanied by john
Alnutt.
Shorter business meetings, there
by giving more time to programs
built around the theme to include
parent participation is bein 6
planned, and will be submitted by
the program committee, headed oy
Mrs. Susie Oby, at the October
Injecting. Mr.. Alnutt is chairman
of music and will direct community
singing.
Mrs. Ezekiel Willis, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Jude served punch and
homemade cookies following the
meeting.
Arizona sun., 1952-09-26
CLUB NOTES
BY Robbie StrattOn

The Debonairs met at the home
of Mrs. Dolores Evans, and although
the absence of members Miss Es-
telle Ingram who is visiting her
aunt in Earlimart, Calf, Mrs.
Amanda Gray and Mrs. Alice Diggs,
cast shadow of inconpleteness
on the meeting. A Sumptuous re-
past was served by Mrs. Evans, and
everyone spent an enjoyable eve
ming.
Nothing exciting happened this
weekend but don't give up. Keep
watching this column. You are in
for a big surprise.
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an extended trip which included 81
states.
Charles Bryant returned home
from Chicago. .
Arizona sun., 1952-09-26

Mrs. Roberta M. Jackson re-
turned home recently after visiting
here with her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil
ler and family. She reported an
enjoyable stay and liked our city
very much.
Arizona sun., 1952-09-26

Cpl. and Mrs. Theodore Hunter
are the proud parents of a six
pound IA ounce baby boy born Sep
tember %. Cpl. Hunter is now sta
toned in Germany.
Arizona sun., 1952-09-26

Armon &C John Gilbert, Of Mr. and Mrs. Ike Gilbert,
1871 E. Adams, flew home spend five days here before
beginning his training special electrician Armon T/C
Gilbert enlisted with the Air Corps Lost January and received
training Sheppard Air Force Base. He also had
training oirplone mechanic and sent to Chonue
Air Force Bose in Illinois,
Evening star., 1952-06-02

a retire m e mt
1nnr his old
The sergeant
SliKipg at 2415
O&h Firs t
treet. Arling-
IN a big
Gambling house
With his wife,
her chill dren
Uitu SfduQcnu-
dren and three
dogs. He was
separated from
the Army on
May 10, after
Evening star., 1952-06-02
old 'Sarg' Refires;
Knew Generals From
|pershing 10 Bradley

Il Sergt. Earnest w. Burgess, an
'lla soldier who knew all the gen.
Fals at Fort Myer, from John J..
ershing to Omar N. Bradley, is
Evening star., 1952-06-02
Protest Drive Begun
Against Transit Radio

A drive to collect signatures
protesting against radio advertis-
ing in buses and streetcars begins
today
Bernard Tassler. national
chairman of the National Citizens
Committee Against Forced Listen
ing. announced the drive. He
said:
Although the Supreme Court
did not find forced listening to be
unconstitutional, it must be borne
in mind that there are many evils
which are vicious and wrong and
cannot be justified, even though
one cannot find a prohibition
against them in the Constitution
I'm addition we are going ahead
with the drafting of legislation
which will put the quietus on this
evil innovation"
Evening star., 1952-06-02

81 years service.
He knew the generals because
he took care Of their horses. He
especially knew Gen. George S.
Patton because that general had
the most horses. At one time he
kept 16 horses, all his own, in
1.-THE Fort Myer stables.
IT asked him once" said the
sergeant. why a man with all
his millions was a soldier. He
said it was just a hobby"
The sergeant's great disap-
Ipointment was that he was un-
able to transfer from Fort Myer
to Gen. Patton's Sd Army.
He enlisted in the Army in
1917 and was sent to the Philip
pines as trooper in the 9th Cav
airy. colored regiment. He came
to Fort Myer in 1919 and has
been there since, with the ex-
Iception of a f1ve-year period in
the 1920s, when a cut in Army
personnel forced him out. He dug
bitches for the Washington Gas
Light Co.
Patton was his favorite general,
he said. HE would cuss you out, "
he said. But If he cussed you
out and he was wrong, he would
apologize"
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HOUSES FOR sAlE-MD.

WI. 3413 WI. 1929 SH 337s
Directions: N. H. ave. extended, turn
right Erskine ST., right on 9th ave.
to Ollr sign ID
Evening star., 1952-11-16

% HICKORY AVE. TAX. PIX.
Looking for an older home, struc-
turally sound, in an excellent neigh
borhood. close to everything? This
is It! q rms. full hsmt.. gas INV.
heat. IA baths. glassed-in sleep:
ing porch. detached garage. yard
inside and outside. Priced to sell.
Directions: North on Carroll ave. to
Columbia, right to Hickory and
4BEDROOMS-2 BATHS
Evening star., 1952-11-16
OPEN SUN. 2-5.

w. HfATISVILLE.
17O4 39th ave.-Brick Colonial; in ex-
cellent cond. liv. rm. 15x2l, with
flrepl: lge. din. rm. and kit; lge.
bedrms on end floor with ample
closet space, full bsmt. with rec.
rm.. and extra bath; oil hot-water
neat; garage; peri. loc. j. EVER
ETTE ROBERTSON. WA. 1890. WA.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

2 BLKS. FROM D. C. LINE
1905 Cedar Ave., Takoma PIX
Just completed, 6-rm. Colonial brick;
Gift. liv. rm with fireplace
screened porch; attrac; kit: with
rm.; lge. wooded lot. Convenient to
schools, Walter Reed and D. C.
transportation. $1S.950. Low
DOWN PAYMENT AND EASY
TERMS. (ALSO SPACIOUS AND
ATTRACTIVE NEW BRICK CAPE
COD.
Philadelphia ave, right 3 blks. to
Cedar and right to property.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
942 Wayne Ave-. 8. g., Nd, JU. 5-3O10
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HOUSES FOR SAlE-MD.
OEF MASS AVE

CITY. If you are seeking q
4-bedrm: home that has 1st-fi. bed
rm. and bath and an attractive
paneled library, then see this. The
bath and 2 other bedrms and bath.
Brick construction with store trim,
side walls insulated as well as over
head, new-type GE gas heat. ground
level basement with rear exit. Gus
tom features throughout. A remark
able value that is priced under
$45: 600. Ewes. Mr.. Woodwell, LO.
4-0147.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
1912 OAK VIEW DIR.

3-bedrm. rambler, lge. kit, frpl., pic
ture window and stairs to- attic.
New Hampshire ave. ext, 3.S mi.
beyond D. c. line. left to open sign.
REALTY INVEST. CO.. GE. 221O.
$500 DONNYBROOK DR., Chevy
Chase. Md.-4-bedrm. rambler,
$25.950.
EIG & McKEEVER
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HOUSES FOR sAlRlMn.
OPEN SUN. 1-6

9011 Linton ST.. S. S.. Md.
rhree-yr.- -old custom-built ranch
style brick home. Convenient close
in section. Liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
huge kit. with lge. brkfst. space, 8
Attached garage CARA e q and Hsr Screened nee h porch
One blk. to new elementary school.
Close to bus, shopping and ir. high
school. REASONABLE CASH AND
CONVENIENT TERMS.
70 reach: Out Piney Branch rd. to
Old Bladensburg rd., left to Patton
dr., right to Linton st. property.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
Cape Cod Beauty

b6UIUUIIIS, UII bdSEllGuL
ONLY S14,450-S3, $50 DOWN
ONLY $69.SS MONTH
Located at 10603 Huntley pl., Silver
Spring, this Is an outstanding value.
Features excellent brick and shingled
construction. only . yrs. old, and
clean as q pin; includes living room
dining room combination, fully
equipped kitchen, > bedrooms and
bath on 1st floor; huge bedroom on
End floor; full basement, gas heat;
Anchor-fenced yard; metal porch
awnings; shade trees and shrubbery.
Call Mr.. Hall. 81. 4190 for further
details and prompt inspection.
W. BERENs SALES. INC.
1928 K ST. NV. MA. 5000
Evening star., 1952-11-16
CAMP SPRINGS
CARROLL HIGHLANDSg
OPEN 1.20.5.00
CHEVERLY

Immaculate brick home. all rooms
extremely large. liv. rm. with fire.
place. din. rm:, den. large, fully
equipped kit. bedrm. and tiled
bath on. 1st A.. also large glass and
screened porch. 3 very large bed
ms. ard bath on End f.. master
oedrm with tiled shower. ca. bed.
rm.. with large walk-in closets. Full
9Tepsce w1s laupdry per rm rm anS Wopkshop
also u, bath. Garage, storm win.
dows. many extras. Level lot. 200
TT. deep. Immediate occupancy.
Four -beGrm. bungalow. liv. rm. with
fireplace din. rm., equipped kit.
full hsmt. oil h.-w.h., built-in ga.
rage, perch storm windows, ideal
location. Can pe purchased with a.
little as 81. 500 iown
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HOUSES FOR SAlE-MD.
YOU CAN WIN

Il you. buy this unusual 3-bedrm.
sna brick home; ath in 1sn{o Tak{oma Park I Ly-
full bsmt.' lot. 50x24S: CT financ-
ing. BROWN AGENCY. WA. 1857,
Evening star., 1952-11-16

10000 ColeSville Rd.
BURNT MILLS HILLS
SILVER SPRING
Restored old home situated on IN
acre knoll The residence has a
charm peculiar to earlier days and
its gracious floor plan includes full
center entrance, liv. rm. with stone
fireplace. den with fireplace. powder
rm.. lge. mod. kitchen. bedrms.
and bath, wall-to-wall carpeting.
Grounds are beautifully Handicapped
OWNER MOVING TO WEST COAST,
MUST SELL
To reach: Drive out Colesville I'd.
left.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
AVONDALE

Brick bungalow : rms liv. rm. with
fireplace. equipped kit. full bsnat.,
with outside entr. Very large expan.
sible attic
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA. 6G55 UN. 1855 HY. Q830
Evening star., 1952-11-16
4417 GRIDLEY ROAD

F4IT CN1DLE 7 ROAD
OPEN SUNDAY l TO DARK
$4,000 cash; assume 4ee
4-bedroom. 2-story home in new
house condition. Living rm. 12'x2S'.
stairway to finished attic; gas
h.-w.h.: gear detached garage. Will
trade for smaller home. Directions: !:
From Wheaton business center go
west on Viers Mill road. about pa
dolph 2 blocks to Charles rd. right
on Charles to 4417. Follow pointer
signs: Mr.. Washburn, TU. 2091.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Rpa1tor 1904 14th CT NV nT oQ1R
Evening star., 1952-11-16
WOOD ACRES
VILLAGE

YORKTOWN VILLAGE
A fine brick Colonial home contain.
ing spacious 1st-ti. plan with COM
pletely modern kit, There. are 3 bed:
rms. and ga baths; out ground
paneled recr. room with fireplace and
adjoining full bath: owner retiring
to Florida desires immediate sale.
For appt. to inspect, call Mrs.
Carter, MA. $500; ewes. and week
ends, OR. 1854, BOSS & PHELPS,
INC, 1417 K st. NV. lie
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mp.
WE SELL HOUSES
FOLLOW THIS LIST
Ut, OpEN STTNnAv To 4


FOLLOW THIS LIST
ALL OPEN SUNDAY, / TO 6
Cape Cod, $21,500
rs Darwin ave.. Takoma Park-To
reach: Piney Branch I'd. one block
ave. to Grant. right to house. You
would never guess this home has 4
bedrooms and den. Very deceiving
from outside. Finished basement and
600 1st trust: Be sure to inspect to-
day. Must sell this week.
Rambler, $17,500
2512 Jennings rd.-To reach: Georgia
ave. left on Plyers Mill rd.. follow
arrow signs. Two wears old 3 bed
rooms and in excellent condition. We
nave many extras included in this
nome Dishwasher, disposal, large
repisce rselaee Rse ssove scresn %sTror .e
Extra cabinets; large. fenced lot and
driveway. All for $4,000.
Cape Cod, $19,500
91l2 Providence ave.-To reach:
right on Wire ave, follow arrow
signs. Prewar, only one block to new
grace school and park. Four bed
-~SAAot 4uh UhtIlSs lGuCeQ lou. OK
cellent street for children. Priced to
sell quickly
Rambler, $25, 500
Argyle Forest. 94O4 Portland I'd
To reach: Colesville I'd, left on
Forest Glen rd. to open Sign. One
left. Exceptionally fine 3-bedroom
2-bath, brick rambler. Compare this
nome Tor value Full-size dining
f L1om, large. fully equipped kitchen !:
naSnmnnf IAk ~
Rambler, $21, $50
9407 Ocala ave:-To reach: Colesville
Ocala ave. New quality built ram M
bier; delightful liv. rm. with fireplace
and picture window. complete GE
kitchen, three attractive twin-size
pedrooms, "a baths. full. basement;
IS real value. Don't fail to inspect
Evening star., 1952-11-16
$500 DOWN. $89 MONTH

Move in with deposit; 2 bedrm. brk..
all modern; garbage disposal, Ben6i1
washer; lse. fenced yd.; Queeni
Chapel area. Only S11.900. UN,
0531. UN. 1871, SUN REALTY. INC
CONTINUED on Next Paee)
Evening star., 1952-11-16
,1s ,C1s0LONIAL COMFORT

COLONIAL COMFOH1
2O1O DAYTON ST.. s. s.
without question this home offers
more for the price than any other,
this handsome 4-year-old 3-bedrm.
brick Colonial is in a lovely section
lot, and is convenient to everything.
1t includes sep. din. rm.. full bsmt:
large. At S17.s50 you can't lose on
ave. to Dayton. right on Dayton
blocks to house and "Open" sign.
LAUREL REALTY co.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
L. T. GRAVATTE
Robinson Real Estate
JU. 7.7117: Ewes. EN-. A31r
AMAZING RAMBLERS

AMAZING RAMBLERS
II you want real value,
come to Silver Springs fast
est-selling subdivision. Open
all day Sunday and every day
wonderful cIosEl1N IoiSfqo iocation:: tH,n:
Al-brick. Spacious. 3 nice
bedrms., 112 colored baths.
Also "a bath in basement.
Dining rm., picture windows,
2 fireplaces. Full, daylight
basement. storage attic. NICE
PORCH. LARGE GARAGE.
Sidewalks. Walking distance
to schools, shopping; 3 bus
lines. ONLY S21.25O. VERY
ATTRACTIVE TERMS. TRADE
CONSIDERED.
Dir. Out Georgia ave. to Columbia
blvd, turn left on Seminary rd. tt
Monroe St. right on Monroe to NEW
HOMES.
w. CLIFFORD SHERTZER
RE. 2201 REALTOR 81. 7747
1910 Vermont Ave. NV, Suite 4Os
Evening star., 1952-11-16
1st-FLOOR BEDROOM

lSt-FLOOR BEDROOM
Brand-new Diet. brick Cape Cod
nome. beautifully built and only s
store. LIST fl. contains full center
hall, lge. liv. rm. w/fireplace, din.
rm.,. all G. E. kitchen with dish
washer and disposal. lge. bedrm.
and bath on I'd f.: full bsmt., det.
Lear garage. Only 3 blks. from
Somerset Elem. School. w. B,
WRIGHT EN- 5ROO iii q N N,
Evening star., 1952-11-16
CHEVERIY

Lovely 3-bedrm and bath brlck
Really sacrifice. Owner trans
all-day Sunday.
MANOR REALTY CO.
WA. 32I3 I'm S1Sa
CLINTON RAMBLER
OPEN SUNDAY l-6. A beauti-
full . bedrm. rambler on "A
acre; custom built with firepl.
and Heat-o-lator, 10 II. liv. rm.
with picture window, 14-ft.
"Woman's Kitchen" l year old,
owner transferred. only SILL
900 for Quick sale.
TO REACH: Out Branch ave. to well
come to Clinton" sign q mile before
Clinton. left / $40 miles to Belle.
fonte lane. left to fourth house.
HAIRY GODDARE. OIL. 1922
Evening star., 1952-11-16
DIST. HEIGHTS-OPEN
District Heights Area
FORESTVILLE

FORESTVILLE
Open Sunday, 2 to S
rm., full size dining rm.. kit. bedrm.
or den on the first floor; 2 large
hedrms. and tile bath on the second
floor; full basement, oil heat, city
water. sewer and gas: on paved
convenient to school and churches.
Price. 16750-S2.5 cash Direc-
tions: Out Marlboro pike to North
ave. follow open sign to number FL
Morthe, 81.
WYVILL & COLLINS
III 1910 ia
Evening star., 1952-11-16

CIIN NION, MD.-XI3.V5U
prepare Tor next summer with
swimming pool in your own back
yard Beaut.. det,, 3-bedrm. bunga-
low; hv. rm. with fireplace, large
XII screened patio, full bsmt.;
lot 102X223. Miss Dillon. cox a.
CO.. UN. 1926 -l6
Evening star., 1952-11-16
CLINTON RAMBLER
DECATUR HEIGHTS
NnTNY 4 NM

DECATUR HEIGHTS
OPEN l TO5
New 3-Bedrm. Brk. Rambler
S16.5OO; $500 cash will handle
Liv. rm. with firepl., lge. din. area,
mod. kit. ample table space, full
bsmt.. outside entr: close to schools.
shopping and transp Directions:
Out Defense hwy. to b4th St, left
: blk. to our sign.
WILLIAM H. SAUNDERS CO, INC.
DI, 1915. Ewes, JU. S-S220.
DIST. HEIGHTS-OPEN
1909 Elmhurst st. Lge. 3-bedrm.
rambler. f1repl., rec. rm., lge. lot,
custom built by Fox Bros, builders.
10. S-l966.
District Heights Area
Opea Sun. l til dark-22S and 230
Maryland ave- attractive Cape
Cod ZONES, ) rms, and bath on 1st
4 attic designed for . rms. full
bsmts,. very lge. lots with nice
tees; Sl.,95o: terms. Out Marl-
horo pike to light in District Heights.
risht on Maryland ave. to open
Tiy7
Puffenberger & Moore, Inc.
J0. g-9ll0: Ewes. LU. 4-T06O
Evening star., 1952-11-16

CHILLUM-3-BEDRM. BRICK
2-story Colonial; firepl., Separate din.
rm;. ,lge. equipped kit, Ia baths,
full bsmt.; FHA approved. $4,000.
Call Mrs. Hurt. WA. 612S. COX a.
CO. I'm 150R
Evening star., 1952-11-16

1O5O1 S. DUNMOOR DRIVE. 8. 8.
Some smart buyer will take ad-
vantage of today's price on this at
tractive white Cape Cod home. An
valuable Woodmoor location. Home
large din. area. super electric kitch-
en-. full bsmt and is on q beautiful;
wooded lot. Come. see this real
value! Directions: North on Coles
vile I'd. to Lorraine ave-. right on
Lorraine ave. to Ridgemoor DR., Ieit
"Open" sign. -
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-09
M. "A. Brienza

Supplier of Sinclair Products
Phone 200 Caldwell, Ohio
Represented in Noble County by:
5. w. Ayers-Harriettsvle State Route 147
Buckley Motor Saes-Caldwel u. s. Route 21 South
Twin Pine Service-U. S. Route FL South
buffalo Service Station-Cadwe, u. S. Route 81 North
Goodyear Service Store-Caidwel On the Square
Ray StOttsberry, Hilltop Servce-State Route IS
Raymond Watson Service-State Route I47
w. A Stonekng-OIive Green
John X. Swank-Keithtown Grant r. MOore-WlIscreek
Lawrence E. Mallett-Berne McVay Brothers-Stafford
l.. ID. Observation-Disclosures Snider's StOre-Fulda
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-09
James G. Collier
Named ike" Chairman

James G.. Collier, attorney of
lronton, Ohio, has been appoint
ed Chairman of the Lawrence
County Citizens for Eisenhower
Nixon, according to an announce
ment by Robert A. Weaver,
State Chairman and William M.
Summer, Marietta, vice chair
man for the South East Region.
Mr.. Collier, who served as a
Captain in the Air Force during
World War ii, will be in charge
of organizing the independent
voters of Lawrence county.
In accepting the appointment,
Collier issued an invitation en-
listing the active support of
people desirous of working for
the election of Eisenhower. He
hopes the independent voters in
Lawrence county will join en-
ergetically in the coming
crusade" Assistance of volun-
teers is needed" said Collier.
Collier is executive secretary OF
the Lawrence county tubercul-
osis association and member of
Lions club. His address is All
Center street.
Counties in the Southeast
region are: Athens, Belmont,
Gallia, Guernsey, Harrison, JEFF
ferson, Lawrence, Meigs, Mon
roe, Morgan, Noble and Washing
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-09
RO C l. A NJ A ITO N

WHEREAS we live in an age
in which civilization has been
transformed through the dis
covery Of petroleum in CONNER
cial quantities, and
WHEREAS we dwell in a land
which is the very symbol of the
progress, comfort and security
which petroleum makes possible,
and
WHEREAS the week of Oct
ober 18th to 18th has been de-
signed Oil Progress Week, when
the oil men of this country will
cooperate to inform the public of
the contributions of their indus
try both to our high standard of
living and to the preservation of
our traditional freedoms, and
WHEREAS the citizens of
Caldwell and Noble county who
are engaged in producing, trans
porting, refining and marketing
petroleum products desire to
participate in the observance of
Oil Progress Week by arranging
exhibits and joining in various
other activities for the purpose
of showing how, through initia-
tive, skill and daring, Americas
competing oil companies serve
and will continue to serve the
people of this nation and of this
state or community.
NOW, THEREFORE, l, Homer
Johnson, Mayor of Caldwell, do
hereby proclaim the week of
October 18th to 18th inclusive to
be Noble County Oil Progress
Week and do call the attention of
all men and women to the many
contributions and services rend-
cred to us by the American Pet
roleum Industry, and most parti-
cularly to those rendered by the
members of that industry who
live and work among us, and
who we of Noble county know
as friends, neighbors, and good
citizens.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF l
have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal of Caldwell to be
affixed.
Homer Johnson
Mayor
! If it's advertised i'm The Journal
| Saw so when You are buying.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-09
The Journa a ]
N all Bag
Honorable Homer Johnson

honorable Homer Johnson
Mayor
Caldwell, Ohio
Dear Mayor Johnson:
| am writing you in apprecia-
ton of the work you are doing
in the prevention of fires for the
citizens of Caldwell.
As I mentioned in my talk last
evening, | feel that this should
be made an annual affair due to
the enthusiasm that was shown by
both the men and women who at
tended the banquet.
| am sure that this will make
the people of your community
cognizant to the fact that fires
can occur and it is up to each and
every one of them to prevent
| them.
If there is any local publicity
regarding the meeting I woulc
appreciate copy of it, particu.
larly the picture that was taker
at the banquet.
Thanking you very much fol
the courtesy shown to me while
visiting your village, | am
Sincerely yours,
Foss H. Gragg, Program Di.
rector, The Ohio Fire Safety
Committee, Division of State
Fire Marshal