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Evening star., 1952-10-23
Tuck S Truman Attack
Increases Threat Of
Full Split in Virginia
by the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va. Oct. 23.-I
Former Gov. William M. Tuck'sI
ldenunciation Of the Truman adj
ministration and the Stevenson
ISparkman presidential ticket to-
day raised the threat of al
Ifull-scale split in the Virginia
Democratic organization.
Mr.. Tuck last night joined Sem
ator Byrd in calling Gov. Steven
son a candidate for 'Trumanism. "
In Statewide radio broadcast,
the former Governor said he could
mot be true to myself" by in
dorsing the Democratic ticket.
Like Senator Byrd, he gave no
hint that he would support Re-
publican candidate Gen. Eisen-
hover.
The third member of Virginia's
l''Big Three" in Democrat politics,
Gov. Battle, has come out for Gov.
lStevenson and has made a speech
in his behalf.
While Mr.. Tuck did not come
out directly for Gen. Eisenhower.
he did mention him in his ad-
dreSs-something Senator Byrd
did not do. Mr.. Tuck said:
"Candor compels me to say
that the Eisenhower platform in
many vital particulars as we'll as
the Eisenhower candidacy more
nearly conforms to the tradi-
tional principles of the Demo-
cratic Party than does the Tru-'
man platform or the Truman
candidate.
Quit as State Chairman.
Mr.. Tuck, who resigned August
I28 as Virginia Democratic chair
man because he was unwilling to
commit himself OH the presiden-
Itial race. said he had hoped to
remain silent.
But now that Stevenson has
embraced Trumanism," he added,
1T cannot be true to myself and
those near to me without
speaking out firmly, particularly
in the light of the dangerous
situation which confronts U.S."
i The disagreement over the pres
Iidential campaign has caused a
bigger rift among Virginia Demo-
Gratis than opponents Of the Byrd
organization have been able to
bring about in the last Is years.
/ Many lower echelon members
of the Byrd organization came out
for Gov. Stevenson before Senator
Byrd made his speech, and most
of them have reiterated their sup
port of the national ticket despite
the stands of Senator Byrd and
Mr.. Tuck.
Others Back Eisenhower.
Others, including two members
of the State Senate and several
in the House of Delegates. have
been campaigning actively for the
Republican ticket within State
wide organization of Democrats
for Eisenhower"
The anti-Byrd wing of the State
Democratic Party has been active
in support of Gov. Stevenson.
Republicans and Democrats for
Eisenhower feel the positions of
Mr.. Tuck and Senator Byrd will
fhelp Virginians decide to 60 Re-
publican for the first time in "a
years. Most leaders of the Ste
venson campaign say their task
has been made more difficult but
they think Gov. Stevenson will get
the nod.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
Rabbi Poruth at Services

Rabbi Txvi Porath. spiritual
leader Of the Montgomery County
Jewish Community, will conduct
services at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in
the community center, 8402 Frey
man drive, Chevy Chase. Members
of B'nai Birth will mark that Or
ganiZatlon's 109th anniversary.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
Cochron Returning Home

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Oct. %
(P).-United States Ambassador
H. Merle Cochran left for home
leave today aboard the same
plane carrying Indonesia's For
eign Minister Mukarto to the
United Nations Assembly. An
American Embassy spokesman
said Mr.. Cochran is expected
back here shortly before Christ
mas
Evening star., 1952-10-23
Window Pointing Urqed

Store owners in the downtown
Silver Spring area have invited
students of Montgomery Blair
High School to paint their WIN
dowS on Halloween.
| In a move to cut down on Hal
loween vandalism, the Silver
Spring Businessmen's Association
will award prizes to students
drawing the best designs or bic
lures on the windows. The yoltng-
Isters will be supplied with wash
able water paints.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
Bohumus Rain Sets Record

NASSAU, Bahamas, Oct. % lP).
The heaviest rainfall ever re-
corded in the Bahamas Islands,
inches-was recorded during the
"a hours ending yesterday morn
ing. The previous record was 4.88
inches in June, 1949.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
Sodolity PIuns Cord Porty

The Sodality of St. James
Church, Mount Rainier. Md, will
hold a card party at $3.50 pm
tomorrow in the auditorium, 3615
Rhode Island avenue.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
Veterans Of Is Years
On Chest Campaigns
Parade in Costume

This was RED Feather-C Com
munity Chest Day" and some vet
eran campaign workers had a
parade to celebrate it.
Seventeen women. who have
worked in 25 Chest campaigns, got
Evening star., 1952-10-23
Church Dinner TONIGHT

A roast beef dinner will be
served from 5 to $50 o'clock to-
night at st. Michael's Church, Sill
yer Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1952-10-23

West by northwest, IA miles an
hour, at 11:18 am.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear
at HarperS Ferry.
Evening star., 1952-10-23

The Chest Was q Friend Indeed TO an
UnusuoI Fomiiy. Pose AIS
Evening star., 1952-10-23

High and Low of Last "A Hours.
High, SO, at 2::20 pm.
Low, "a, at $40 a m,
Evening star., 1952-10-23

The Sun and Moon.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
oVsRs SALINE. tcont.) HOUSES FOR SALINE.

River Terrace. $3.50 Blaine st. ne.
Vacant. immed. .poss.; newly deco
rated 5-rm. brick home. modern
bshATs Ben ena kit REaY fal ssm' CO.. 5s' hfst e.
1861; ewes. RA. 2s7s.
COLORED - DEANWOOD - S6.95O.
1882 Whittingham pl. ne. Six rms
and bath; h.-w.h.; detached masonry
house; basement; garage; on 2 lots.
COLORED-31O RANDOLPH PL. NE
$500 down; z rms; large back
yard; semidet.; gas heat with hot
water; all modern conv. For appt
call MRS. LEWIS, Ia. 517S.
COLORED-NEAR 8. DAKOTA AVE
N.E.-Beautiful brick rambler or
tas:s tssss By badr aSS; with ars. fFHi 1
noored, expandable attic; hardwood
floors; concrete side porch, screened;
gas a.-c. heat; Venetian blinds;
storm windows and doors. PASSA
REEA5TY Eaa5I CO.; ;-s 24o 9Th st. ne. Ii
COLORED-NR. 9TH AND q STS.-
Made for Q families; good income
ins; Asasi ssrms saff RA Asassa7es; $685. owner ie'',
xttrac -aiMlNG sdr SS,SOO DOWN
300 blk; K St: front, rear porches;
gas heat; excel. cond.: immed. pos.
session. w. CLIFFORD SCHERT-
AER' Realtor, RE. 22O1, 81. 7747.
C0LORED-73 MYRTLE ST. NE
unusually fine brick home in new
condltion; two complete apts.; 9
paths; h.-w.h.: low cash payment,
SnGg S1VU mo; to reliable purchaser. MIR
Evening star., 1952-09-14
MICHIGAN PARK
A702 10Th ct NJ r.

HUI IZGn ST. NE.
Modern community group row brick
home with Colonial front porch; /;
and 2 baths; Bryant gas heat; 2
gas ranges and 2 elec. refgrs.; near
public and parochial schools; priced
for quick sale by seller leaving city;
can be handled with $4,000 or
So, 800 down. bal. less than rent;
best buy in this area. Mr.. Murrili
on premises
Evening star., 1952-09-14
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE
O220 18th CTR NJ u

Z33U 18th ST. NE.
A modern brick home only 12 yrs
new house. 8 bdrms., liv. rm., din.
rm., kit, tile bath. rec. rm., Law. ia
bsmt.. gas heat. To reach: out r. I.
ave. ne. to 18th st., turn right on
Montana ave-, Q blocks to Downing
St. right / block to 18th st. Mr..
Cassidy on premises.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
SOLID VALUES
LOOK NO FURTHER
PECK COMPANY HAS
A HOME FOR YOU
OPEN, 2TO6
MICHIGAN PARK

MICf11GAN FhtLh
CAT EMERSON ST. NE.
Modern 3 yr. old semi-det. brick. new
house condition. nv. rm., din. rm,
kit. 2 bedrms. and tile bath. Full
bsmt.. gas heat. aluminium storm
on easy terms. To reach: north on
8. Dakota Ave. to 5I00 block, turn
left on Emerson st. Mr.. Newcomer
on premises.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
GIL 18th ST. NV.
2-FAMTIY HOUSE
QUALITY

HAWTHORNE
Brick Colonial, center-hall plan. Nv
ing room with fireplace. dintu~
room. modern kitrhrn, den and
powder room on the first; 3 large
bedrooms, each with bath on second
full basement, paneled recrea, ion
room with fireplace and powder
room. Attached garage. Lot 100x1 90,
beautifully Handicapped with fine
trees. All rooms are large, beauti-
fully appointed, and in Immaculate
condition. Call Mr.. Terms. DE.
ST45.
REALTY INVESTMENT
REALTORS. GE. 227o.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
MICHIGAN PARK

SU5Z IZLn ST. NE.
possession-price Just re-
duced for quick sale today. This
lovely semi-detached brick only 4
syrs. old. is an outstanding value.
bdrms.. tile bath, liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit. gas heat and full bsmt. Excel
loc. near District line. High eleva-
tion. Bus at the corner Must be
seen to be appreciated. Mr.. Penan
on premises.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
MICHIGAN PARK
kAHn Gu nAD0r AYYY3

5019 so. DAKOTA AVE,
Modern semidet brick. priced low by
owner who has purchased larger
home: wonderfully financed with
80. 600 GI loan at 4ce, which may
be assumed by buyer; 3 bedrooms,
liv. rm., din. rm.. kitchen, tiled bath,
full basement, gas neat, awnings,
storm windows and fenced level lot.
Mr.. Allen on premises,
Evening star., 1952-09-14
OPEN / TO $50
4400 18th PI. NE

First f,ring of this beautiful S-rm..
3-bc H. semidetached brk. home;
Original owner Of this fine property
must sacrifice the home because it's
house has had 2 Kitchens and could
ca ilv be made into 3 apts. FIRST
FLOOR has center hall entr. with
lge. liv. rm. with firepl., formal din
rm.; lge. kit; with pantry. sun rm;
Ice. hedrms. and tile baths; bsmt.
is full and has maids rrn. and bath
plus built-tn garage; house has
chestnut trim throughout plus cedar
closets: owner is anxious for quick
and below market price. Directions:
Out Michigan ave. ne. to 18th pl.,
left on 18th pl. to 4400 and open
sign.
Colonial Investment Co.
RI. 066O
Evening star., 1952-09-14
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
1884 QueSada St. NV.

2 BLKS. FROM BLESSED
gACRAMENT CHURCH AND SCHOOL
2 BLKS. FROM LAYFETTE
SCHOOL AND PLAYGROUND
Beautiful corner lot; brick home with
slate roof. 1st f.; True center-hall,
liv. rm. with fireplace. din. rm.. kit :.
recep. hall, powder rm.. lge. screened
porch. I'd A.; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths;
Sd a.: 2 bedrms.; full basement
with rec. rm. with fireplace. Lear
detached garage; oil h.-w.h. Priced
for quick sale.
Chevy Chase Circle. right On West
ern n block to Quesada, right to
the corner Of Nevada and our OPEN
Evening star., 1952-09-14
LA SALE PARK
A210 CCy1d CT NJ n

La BALIE PARk
4310 22nd ST. NE.
all-brick bungalow, attrac-
lively designed and well kept; 5
lovely rooms on 1st floor with wood
burning fireplace. full basement, nm
ished attic, auto heat; reduced for
quick sale; near large choppins CEN
ter and two buslines. Mr.. Dougherty
on premises.
Evening star., 1952-09-14

COLORED
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO $40 PM.
1921 Kansas Ave. NV.
This elegant house contains six spa
,cious rms, two baths. two kits. full
basement. gas .h.-w.h.. gar, front
and 2 rear porchee. Priced for ouicl,
sale. See this before YOU buy. Call
Mr.. Pharr. FIR 2653. or J. II.
GREENE, NO. 6145. 715 Fla. ave,
NV, List with US and start pack
Evening star., 1952-09-14
HOUSES FOR SALINE.
COLORED-$13,OOO

zoos g.. Dakota ave. n.e.-Bunga allow
consisting Of large liv,. .rn.. full
size din. rm.. spacious kit, bed
fioored attic: full basement; OH
h.w h: det. gar: attractive fenced
yard: conv. to transp. For ap-
pointment to inspect, call Mr.
Curling with r, G. DUNNE. HO.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Attention Mr.. Home Owner

Attention MIR. Home Owner
LISTINGS WANTED-We are in i'm
mediate need Of additional homes
in the Michigan Park area and in
nearby Maryland. We have had at
least 10 clients during the past
week who we have not been able to
supply homes for. These buyers want
to get located soon. II you have q
sion in q reasonable time please
contact Mr.. Peck. We also have
buyers who pay spot cash for houses.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

OPEN TODAY 1-6-Chevy Chase,
D. G. sal 300. 2S0S Mckinley
usual 4-hedroom. 2-bath home in
perfect condition. 1t has very
large kitchen with breakfast space.
A family sized dining room and q
recreation room, unlike anything
grounds. a fish pond. barbecue pit
2-car garage and fine cid trees.
You must see it. Directions: Out
Conn. ave. to Nebraska, turn right
on Mckinley to property and open
sign
Evening star., 1952-09-14
MICHIGAN PARK
Ef0 ca HArNrA AVY

MICHIGAN PARK
4518 SO. DAKOTA AVE.
This home has everything; modern
brick home, 20 It. wide, large liv.
rm. with fireplace. very large din.
rm., kitchen, 3 lovely bedrooms and
2 tiled baths on I'd floor: cedar
lined closets; recreation room with
built-in garage: screened front
porch: near public and parochial
schools; priced for immediate sale
on easy terms. Mr.. Peck on premises.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
BILLINGsLEY REALTY co.

BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO.
5211 Wis. Ave. NV.
OFFICE OPEN ALL DAY.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
1904 Albemarle st. NV.
Only $4,000 down; large concrete
front porch; 6-room. 2-story brick:
splendid location.
EIG & McKEEVER
JU. $500. JU. S-s744.
Mr.. COOLIDGE HIGH
OPEN SUNDAY, / 80 TO 6:30
POWDER ROOM 1st FLOOR
S02 RITTENHOUSE STREET
GRADES CONSIDERED)
Priced under $4,000 for quick sale.
Excellent locality, 2 blocks from
elementary school, near Junior high,
bus. etc. Side hall plan, modern
kitchen with table space. lovely din
ing room, living room with fireplace.
full basement, gas heat, beautifully
landScaped yard. awnings, storm
windows. screens, etc. By anpt.
Mrs. Kohn, RA. S943.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realt0F 1924 14th ct wv nj 9946
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Colored-WOodridge

5000 26th st. n.e.-Corner det. brick,
one Of the most attractive better
homes in Woodbridge. consisting Of
spacious liv rm. with fireplace.
full-size din. rm.. mod. kit. with
breakfast nook, 3 bedrms.. tile bath:
beautifully fenced yard; ideal for
doctor or dentist. Price below
today'S market value for immediate
sale. For appointment to inspect.
call Mr.. Curling with r. q. DUNNE,
HQ; Q700. Eve. and Sum. LA.
Evening star., 1952-09-14

EO(IAR u. w Eds Eli
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
OR. 500 WO. S244
Ewes. Sligo 1860 ia. 1880
Evening star., 1952-09-14

Distinction, Charm, Comfort
Colonial center hail brick. This un-
bines everything the house owner is
seeking. Large liv rm. with Colonial
{1repl., French doors opening into
beautiful inclosed garden. Spacious
din. rn., powder rm., modern kit;
screened sleeping porch. maids rm.;
full bath. Beautifully decorated. 9
car det. gar. For appt. call MRS.
WINSTON NO 4533 IA
Evening star., 1952-09-14

NEAR WARDMAN PARK
Gemidetached Georgian brick; 6 rms.
2 baths, servants. room and bath:
oil heat, garage. frepl.: convenient
to everything; so4.560.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 27OO IA
Evening star., 1952-09-14

CoLORED
3006 Goth ST. NE.
OPEN SUNDAY l TO 6 PM.
Six room, det. home; AL condition: ::
automatic h.-w.h.; built-in bath:
storm windows; front and rear
porches; Gear det. garage. Priced
70 sell. Substantial cash. III health
reason Ior selling Call Mr.. Pendle-
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor 1924 14th st. N ". III 2aAe
Evening star., 1952-09-14

Colored-Woodridge
1912 Franklin st. n.e.-LoyeIy de-
tached Groom. brick bungalow In
: AL condition; bedrms., bath,
lv. rm., din. rm. and kit. on 1st
mr.; large double bedrm. on End
mr.; gas a.-c: heat; large lot,
ing. Terms. Call Mr.. Connolly,
with r. G. DUNNE, HO. O7O0;
ewes. and Sum-, 81. 57O6.
Evening star., 1952-09-14

.EOLORED1A MUST
1923 Trinidad Ave. NE.
Lovely. 6-rm. brick house. nlus .
incl; porches: full bsmt., automatic
neat; excellent cond. D. n. John
SON CO., MA. 1873; ewes, vi. 29i3.
Evening star., 1952-09-14

colored, 6 rooms and bath; larg,
lot; 2-car garage; gas h.-w. heat
Near Goth and Lawrence ne
Shown by appointment only
MORN1NGSTAR REAL ESTATE
WA. 3608.
Evening star., 1952-09-14

TODAY'S SPECIAL
4 HOUSES OPEN
COLORED
1343 So. Car. ave. SEE lovely rms
8 porches; 1A baths; oil h.-wh.
Apt. in bsmt: Loc. on wide avenue.
Open 2 PM. to Dark
3327-3331 Baker st. NE lovely
rms; bath and bsmt.; front porch;
oil h.-w.h. Excellent condition.
Open 3 to 6 PM.
1642 Hobart st. n.w-4 bedrms.. IA
ter hookup; det. brick garage. Ex-
cellent condition.
Open 3 to 8 PM.
400 blk. 35th st. n.e-Lovely 2 bed
rms; oil h.-w.h. Immaculate condi-
tion.
West of 18th ST.. on Allison st. NV
Row brick; bedrms.; gas h.-w.h.;
porcheS; garage.
1445 5Sth ave-. Chapel Oaks bed
rms, bath; oil heat. Price, $3.50.
All priced for quick sale and good
terms; will take your house in trade
AVON REALTY COMPANY
once Omen 2 to 6PM.
The Miami times., 1952-03-15

publishers. Russworm later pub
lished the first newspaper in the
Colony of Liberia, West Africa.
Hendrix, who is a public re-
lationS counselor and newspaper
columnist, offered his commenda-
tions to the Negro press by call
ing it "an institution devoted to
the basic principles of democracy,
and as such is a traditional tool
of the American way of life"
The press week observance was
initially a project of Delta Phi
Delta Journalists Society, which
was organized by Hendrix and
two other students at MorehouSe
College, Atlanta, Ca, in 1887. The
organization was formed to foster
intercollegiate journalism.
The two other students were
Bernard Milton Jones and v.
Trenton Tubbs, Jr. Jones is a
minister in Chicago, while Tubbs
is engaged as an editor in the
Afro-American Newspaper chain.
For several years the student
Journalism group sponsored the
project in cooperation with the
National Newspaper Publishers
Association. In recent years, the
NNPA has promoted the event as
an annual project.
The Miami times., 1952-03-15

A new ceremonial robe has been
prescribed for the speaker of the
house of the Gold Coast. In the
above picture, E. c. Quist, ODE,
is arrayed in his new attire for
the first time. He appeared as
above at the opening of the bud
get session of the Gold Coast
legislative assembly.
Speaker Quist has spent years
as Gold Coast official in various
capacities. In 1850, he attended
the opening Of the new House
OF Commons in London with 9TH
er speakers of the British Com
monWealth.-ANP.
The Miami times., 1952-03-15
MIAMI STUDENTS
MODEL
SELECTED
BY STATE

TALLAHASSEE - The Divi-
sion of Mechanical Engineering
and Mechanic Arts at Florida
A and M College launched a
Faculty Housing Project on the
campus with a ground breaking
exercise, which was witnessed by
a large number of faculty mem
bers, students and local citizens
Thursday, February %.
DR.. George w. Gore, A and Ms
president said after Mechanic
Arts Director, M S. Thomas had
broken the ground with a spade,
<'The greatest need of this COM
munity is adequate housing for
its Negro citizens and we hope
this shall be step towards such
realization.
The Board of Control has ap-
proved the construction of one
faculty unit each year with stu
,dent labor. This first unit will be
a $4,000 duplex apartment at
1918 Gamble st.
John Swilley, sophomore
froM Tallahassee provided the
first model and Charles Herout
graduate of Booker T. Washington
High School, Miami, designed a
second model which was Board
of Control selection. Herout,
junior, will be one of the first of
three students expected to re-
ceive a BIS. degree in building
construction.
Pre-planning for this unit was
done in the Department of Me-
chanical Drawing which offers
training opportunity in the va
riouS areas of drawing in addi-
The Miami times., 1952-03-15
Press Week Founder
Cornrnends Negro Press

WASHINGTON - The Ameri-
can Negro Press has been des-
cribed as a traditional tool Of
the American way of life" by
Moss H. Kendrick, originator of
National Negro Newspaper Week
and former director of the obser-
vance.
e The Kendrick statement was
issued from Washington on the
eve of the 18th annual celebra-
ton of press week and the 125th
anniversary of the founding of
Freedoms Journal, the Negro
newspaper to be published in the
United States.
Freedoms Journal was issued
from Number 5 Varich ST., New
York City, March 16, 1927, with
John B. RusSworm and the Rev.
Samuel Cornish as editor and
The Miami times., 1952-03-15
YOUTH TRIES
SUICIDE OFF
47-FLOOR BLDG.

CINCINNATI = (ANP)-Tele-
vision viewers had a tragic ex-
perienoe here last week as they
watched a confused youth set
periiously on the ledge of the 47th
floor of skyScraper and threat
gDed to jump off.
CiMcinnati's three televiSion
stations focused their cameras on
the wind-swept ledge and allow
.ad thousands of persons see
priest and the mans father drag
Robert M. Jones Jr., "a. to safety
after 12O spine-tingiing minutes,
The Miami times., 1952-03-15

ToP DENTISTS - The nations
leading dentists met recently in
Houston to formulate plans for
the 1852 national meeting Of the
National Dental association to be
held Aug. 1915 in Chicago. The
meeting was called by the NDA
executive board. 1t marked the
second time in the associations
history that it ever met in the
south. Board members attending
the meeting included the follow
ing national officers, shown above
seated in the first row Cleft to
irighD:
DIR. c. L. Thomas, Louisville,
Ky, vice president; DR.. A. M.
-Mackey, Natchez, Miss, president
elect; DIR. w. M. Springer, Gin
cinnati, O., president; DR.. j. A.
The Miami times., 1952-03-15

ton to architectural drawing.
Everett P. Blake, head of the de-
partment, had students prepare a
number of models from which
one was selected. Then specifica-
tions and plans were designed
from both the economic and en-
cheering aspects thereby provid-
ing rich experiences for A and
M mechanic arts students in all
the building trades, including
masonry and interior decorating.
Occupancy of the first unit is
expected by the fall term.
The Miami times., 1952-03-15

Jackson, Charlottesville, Va, sec
retary-treasurer; DR.. Charles A.
Williams, Chicago, president of
the board, and DR.. Leroy Gates,
Darby, Pa, secretary Of the board
AMP.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-09
Billions For Progress

There's old axiom the effect that progress is only
what you make it. The moral of course that you the
master of your destiny and that you are going to
make progress, have to get and do thngs-and
keep on doing them.
What brings this to mind is the fact that Oil Progress
Week is being observed by the nations oil men, October
l8 The thousands of oil companies of all which COM
prise this vast industry with its 100000 workers and its tra-
donal adherence the principles of free enterprise and
competition have been doing things consistently for SO
years They have compiled record of progress which gives
positive meaning to this old axiom
An example of the way modern oil men are making
progress is the tremendous expansion program which has
been underway since the end of World War To assure the
American people of abundance petroleum TODAY and
to for their demands of tomorrow the industry
builds expands modernizes and deveopes as men,
money and materials make it possible.
Since the end of World War H. oil men have poured
than l9 billion dollars into exploration and dis
covery oil fields refneres pipe lines new
tanker and improved facilities all kinds This wear
alone they have scheduled the spending more than four
billion dollars this programme largest oneyear invest
ment of any single industry in history
The bulk of this money has from their own earn
ngsmoney powed back by progressive farsghted leader
ship We know that todays demands being met despite
they have syrockeed recent years: and the
oil mems record is full that tomorrows will be
taken Of too is this story of dong things that oil
and in thousands of American communities will
tell during their observance of Oil Progressive Week
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-09

The Importance of going to the polls Nov. 4th and
casting your cannot be estimated This particularly
applies to the of Noble county, who to stay
home that day. thinking their vote is relatively un
important.
But today, voters in Noble county have two out
standing interests the presidential election They deep
y concerned with permanent peace and the Sabzng OF
the economics of every day living.
The magnitude of womans vote is staggering. 1t has
been pointed that if the 81 million women who
eligible vote exercise their franchise they would turn the
tide at the polls because female ounumber male vot
ers by approximately two million
Women today much better informed political is
and this is especially true in Noble county where
ious farm organizations have long been urging its
members to get and but first understanding the
issues at stake.
Women in Noble county taking increased interest
in politics today because they realize that
into every phase of their home life. Sd
The election board opened Monday morning for all alb
sent voters and if going to be away election day
plan to cast your vote
Win or lose, you will have had part shaping the
destiny of this country.