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tomorrow sunny and a bit warmer.
Observation-Disclosures at 10
miles per hour at 1920 am.
River Report.
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and very clear at Great Falls; Shenandoah
clear at Harpers Ferry.
Humidity.
IRandinnS NJ MEas Ma \
Evening star., 1952-10-22

Record Temperatures This Year.
High t. 10l. on June 26.
Lowest. Is. on January 80.
Hish and Low Of Last - Hours.
High, 55, AT 10 am. today.
Low, 33, at 6:35 am. today.
Evening star., 1952-10-22
The Sun and Moon,

Rises. Sets
Sun, today 6:15 sHSn
Sun. tomorrow Go $40
Moon, today 30 a m S:3Sn
Automonile lights must be turned on
one-nah hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1952-10-22

Tide Tables.
tFurnished by United States Coast an
ESeodetic St,rvevl
Evening star., 1952-10-22

tReadinss at Washil
YnSfc Tdav Dr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-12

even bother to glance at
- contains the authors
dedication, but the
60. r..f knowledge that his
words are born almost
certain to blush unseen rarely deters q
writer from preserving the tradition.
To compose dedication" noted Sir
Edmund Gosse, ''is without doubt one of
the primitive instincts of every sUibbling
man."
Rack IN EkIZABETHAM DAYS, no
author was silly enough to waste dedicatory
tribute on anybody who wasn't prepared
to give him something tangible in return.
Today a dedication has about as much
chance of being read as the platform of a
political party in presidential campaign.
Even the man who is being honored is fire.
quently unaware of the proceedings.
A commendable fellow once dedicated
book to me. and although my own firm,
Random House, published it, never knew
of his kindness until he reproached me for
not thanking him some months later.
His dedication was rather pointed,
thought. 1t read, ssTo Bennett Cert,
who, 1 hope, has sense enough to recog-
nize genius when he publishes him."
FRANKLIN p. ADAMS dedicated one
volume of poemsto Bert L. Taylor: Guide,
Philosopher, BUT Friend" another to MY
Loving Wife, but for whose constant inter-
ruptions this book would have been finished
six months earlier" Donald Henderson
Clarke was kinder. His novel Mile" was
dedicated to his wife, Gladys who thought
all that authors were good for was writing
until she met me"
Rosemary and Stephen Vincent Benet
dedicated "A Book of Americans" to their
offspring, and Inez McEwen had similar
thought for her $50 This Is Ranclnng." The
Benet dedication read, ITO Stephanie,
Thomas, and Rachel. our other works in
collaboration" Mrs. McEwen wrote, 'Ded-
icated to William Craig. my infant grand
son, the only gent on whom I've been able
10 pm dnytnmg.
The late Mark Hellinger went 90 far
as to dedicate one tome to the bargain
basement of a department store - for
designing ''underwear that does not
bind while seated before typewriter
F0R HIS HILARIOUS Life in a Putty
Knife Factory" H. Allen Smith noted that
ten per cent of this book is dedicated to
Harold Matson" Qais AGENT. Nor did he over
look the craftsmanship of three typographers
named Sam, Terence and Gianbattista, 'one
of whom was little drunk and none of
whom appeared to be amused"
When he got around to writing ''LOst
in the Horse Latitudes," Smith
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The PAGE YOU NEVER READ

thoughtfully dedicated it to the New
York Commissioner of Sanitation.
JACK BARAGWAlGATH wrote about his
adventures as mining engineer in volume
called PAY Streak" had separate dedi-
cation page printed for every one of his
friends, and bound into the copy he sent
them. Results were varied. Edna Ferber,
for instance, was deeply aattered to know
that she was the inspiration - until she dis
covered the identical message addressed to
George S. Kaufman in his volume.
One famous magnate was Mortified to dis
cover himself referred to in the dedication as
the most colossal jackass in town." When
he threatened to sue, Baragwanath reminded
him that the resultant publicity. even if he
won his case, might not be desirable.
His next thought was to buy up the
entire edition. Baragwanath told him it
had rum to quarter of million copies.
He found out it was all a joke just in
time to avoid a stroke Of apoplexy.
TIE LAST STRAW. There is little doubt
that people, famous and inconspicuous alike,
never tire of seeing their names in print,
whether on dedicatory pages of a book, in
the text itself or even in the most inaccurate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-12

of gossip columns. The late Sinclair Lewis
confessed that whenever he received new
non-fiction book, he first looked in the index
to see if his name was there.
Ben Hecht once cashed in on this uni
versal weakness. In a secondhand bookshop.
Hecht came upon several hundred copies OF
technical book, marked down to a fraction
of the original price. The book was over
1000 pages long, hopelessly dull, often ull-
ineligible and carried no index.
Hecht mailed copies anonymously to
all his important friends, with typed
note inside that read, 81 know you will
be amused, although possibly offended,
by the references to you in this volume"
The hunt, they say, went ON for weeks.
Bennett CERT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-12

0ME PAGE near the
" front of every
book that few readers
even bother to glance at
contains the authors
dedication, but the
knowledge that his
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Evening star., 1952-04-01
SALESMAN

One Of Americas national companies,
selling a universally accepted prod
capable and ambitious man who
wants permanent position with un-
usual opportunity to advance. Age
24-40: must have good character,
education, appearance and car. Sales
experience not essential. IF you
are sales minded WE train you thor
mediate earnings from $75-$150
weekly after brief training period.
Apply MR.. REID, 11:30-1:10, Sis
WiScQnSin ave OIL. ZOO
Evening star., 1952-04-01
THE EVENING STAR BIS
Washington, D. C.
TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1852
HELP WOMEN

RECEPTIONIST-Young lady; small
switchboard, tipping and gen. ONCE
work; pleasant surroundings, 5-day
week; all company benefits. Apply
IN person, D1CTAPHONE CORP,
Enxel. lTae Conn., ave- NV. See Mr.:
SALES CLERK full and part-time
Full employee benefits. Apply in
person, Personnel Shirlington Co
operative Dept. Store, Inc. Shirling-
ton Business Center. Arl.. Va.
SALES GIRL. ewes. and Saturdays,
for children's wear. Apply The Kiddie
sSnepps; Sese pi M ~ Baltimore Blvd. Col
sALEsGIRL for bakery. Saturdays
%oopNooR NS5f PAsFRYy p yfsES sHoP or ,Ss7 SYeE
Colesyille rd., Silver sprins. II
manent; day week. Apply between
BAYNEs' GIFTS. soS 14th st. NV NV.
SALEsLADY. experienced; for ladies
$50 wk. RIA. $3.50. -
SALESLADY, exper. references, neat
appearing; must have appreciation
Of Ss fine things; to sell lamps and
room snane SnnV nEtures res IN wholesale show
MAURICE ELECTRIC SUPPLY, lI34
nth st. NV. HUI. 3344.
SALESLADIES--Full and part time;
lnlants and childrens' wear; exper.
not necessary. Apply ARDEN'S. 500
SALESLADIES. full time, part time,
or two evenings and Saturday; for an
active fabric and sewing notions
store. To qualify, you must have a
thorough knowledge of sewing or
be experienced at selling fabrics.
Store located in Shirlington Business
Center. Prefer some one living in
vicinity. Phone MR.. SHEEHAN, OV.
6464. 3
SALESLADY; full or part time. AM
bilious; wonderful opportunity good
pay. RITZ CAMERA CENTERS,
6lS 18th st. NV. -6
SALESLADY. bet. 20 and So, to sell
sewing machines: exp. not necessary:
5-day week; salary $45 plus COM
mission. Apply S25 7th st. NV.
ST. $500. IS
Evening star., 1952-04-01
HELP WokAEN
CLERK
TYPISTS

We have openings for sew
eral clerk-typists in our home
Office Tipping speed is not
Our employees receive 9
weeks vacation with pay, an
extra week vacation for good
attendance, sick leave. group
life insurance. disqualification.
sickness and accident benefits.
retirement annuity AND in
our cafeteria our employees
receive coffee. tea and soup
every day without charge. Our
salads sandwiches. pies and
cakes ETC.. are sold on nom
profit basis.
We work from $40 am. to
4:45 pm. Monday through
Friday (37h hours week..
If you would like to work
with congenial people. in
pleasant atmosphere, won't
you come in and see us?
ROOM aRply goo. personnel ONCE
Equitable Life Insurance Ct
S16 14th St. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-01
BANK TELLER

BEAUTICIAN, man or woman. for
better-than-average earnings; no
sETF PARKER ids e HAIR Ralf sf sTY11s4s, ISIS
S4O6 Ga. ave-. Sill. Spring. Md. IS
BEAUTICIAN must be experienced in
all rarsnS BRANCHES; q peTmanens me 1eS Apply
Frs BEAUTY SALON, CO. 1912,
2737. Devonshire pl., cor. Conn. o
BEAUTICIAN. must be experienced in
all branches. permanent job, salary
aSras aPd fcgm'fdl91 BEAUTY ADPs szoP 81 De5sGlna 5sla
BE%GT1cTAN. f41Pi cXs n,Gi sil-round; b-day w Hk.,
sHtoNLi slI: L925sEs MEs s41o! MOORE BEAUTY Ns
BEAUTICIANS. experienced; s day
week; 5Oee commission; guaranteed
salary; paid vacation. oV. 1134 or
BhAuTiCfAN. "a TfCf All-around operator,
to replace beauty operator who is
leaving; excellent business. CHAR
LOTTE'S BEAUTY SHOP, .815 King
ST., Alexandria. Phone AL. 9506.
Home phone for eyes, King s-6230.
BEAUTICIAN, experienced. Apply MR..
MACDONALD at 3629 18th st. ne.
BEAUTICIANs wanted for 5 beauty
Anoy sal0ns s9n sasEy arS sommssSn s%1
BEAUTY oPERAToR; colored. light,
for shampooing in exclusive white
shop. Inclose photo and references.
Box 300-L. Star. .
BEAUTY OPERATOR, young attrac.
with desire to please. Apply BEAUTY
BEAUTY oPERAToRs. all around,
part time. Apply 3416 Conn. ave.
WO. 6235. EN-. 1901. i
BEAUTY OPERATOR. earn SS5 to
500 per week; salary plus comm. !;
modern shop, steady position. LOUIS
CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS. 17l0
Eve st. NV -21
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Apply in per-
son.
Statler Hotel Beauty Salon
Evening star., 1952-04-01
ROUTE statesmen
SALAD MAN

!" ulIe. e8peElenCeQs eXCellenL Day.
BASsIN's REST. 1347 E st. NV.
HAGEs sto1s COD Salary 5adsS ssek
Promotions. Apply 1896 H st. ne.
SALESMAN for mems furnishing
store. Excellent earnings. Perma-
SAf1BSA fnE BSsIiOs sHkg ARpy HoP NJ NY MgnaksF s
SALESMAN, must know fishing tackle,
mems wear. Permanent, Good posi-
ion. MILLS CO.. 9th at E. 3
SALESMAN-Linoleum and carpet;
salary and commission; excellent
opportunity. Apply at QUAKER
SALESMAN, experienced in selling
sporting goods; excellent opportu-
nifty: permanent position. SPORTS
CENTER. Sth and D SITS. NV. Il
Observation-Disclosures awnings. win
dow screens, storm doors, jalouSieS,
storm windows; best proposition;
highest commissions; immediate de-
liyeries; Apply ABBEY HOME I'M
sALESMAN-Salary and comm. Nice
looks, lively personality, with OF
without car. Weekly route selling
wholesale supplies to local retail
grocerS, restaurants s tayernsi yICsN D Ap: A2:
& PAPER. 1496 H st. ne. .
SALESMAN, energetic, wanted for
highly saleable article; sell to busi-
ness houses and Offices only; no
evening work: earnings from 81
per day. Apply in person only. $50
K st. NV. Room l, and from 10
am. to 4 pm %
SALESMAN who is now calling on
retail furniture stores; good prop
osition. Write to GORDON SLEEP
RITE CORP, 1907 E. Pratt St.,
BALTIC Q Md Il
Evening star., 1952-04-01

' ""Ao "Ao !" s's. H'"'
Ts some knorsSEe RstEsep of ages ssoSs55
hospitalization y benefits. a4Ec Vacation tom
with pay. Apply the HOOVER CO.,
1305 R ]; ave: ne. i
5-day week, morning hours. Apply
in person. JOHN HANCOCK MU-
TUAL LIFE ms, 1897 De Sales st.
K-ryP1sT-s days: . til 8;
salary open. Call UN. 5000. Il
CLERk-TYPIsT. EFtt: white, age 21;,35;
workin- conditions; good chance for
person to NATioNAlL RIFLE HAas ASSN.
1900 Rhode Island ave. NV. Il
CLERK-TYPIST. 40 words per min
Gs1t GfftneS eSsitSn aee 6dsE vssk skS Room
Observation-Disclosures ETSrTsIS PER- posi-
tion;. 5-day, 40-hr. week; pleasant
on puTchases;' insurance A' and 1'fS- hos.
Rppiy p7a'He PGopREs Piss ffIsGepS pRUG srdREs aas
employment office, n P st. ne. 3
CLERK-TYPIST;, experience neces-
SdIS, O12-uay Wk. CIOOQ SIaTLlnB SAL
ary. Apply in person, IDA'S DEPT.
STORE. 1901 Georgia ave. NV. i
CLEkk-TYPIST; 40-hr., 5-day week.
Apply in person. RKO RADIO PIC
TURES. 932 New Jersey ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT-Age 25-4o; must
be accurate on figures; insurance
office. Hours S:3O-4:30, 5 days.
QUAKER CITY LIFE INSURANCE
CO. No. |. Thomas Circle NV. =
CLERk-TYPIST for direct mail oper-
ations; permanent; $40 to start;
exper. unnecessary: 5 day week.
Can DE; 5710 for interview. 8
a good typist with some knowledge
shorthand. Good working conds.
Full time employment. Employe
benefits after 3 mos. employment.
Apply personnel office, MAYFLOWER
HOTEL. Conn. ave. and De Sales st.
CLERK TYPIST Experienced.
knowledge of switchboard, 5l2-day
week. pleasant working conditions,
free life and hospitalization insur-
ance with large Lincoln Mercury
dealer, SHIRLINGTON MOTOR CO.,
Shirlington Shopping Center, Ar
Iington, Va, OV. 1000. Apply Mr..
CLERK for dry cleaning store; 5-day
week, 40 hrs. Must be steady and
reliable. DEPENDABLE CLEANERS,
300s Columbia Pike Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1952-04-01
HELP MEN
YOUNG MAN

To work in tropical fish store on
week ends as salesman. Should be
interested In fish.
AQUARIUM SUPPLY
co.
1927 Georgia Ave. NV. Ia. 9555
Evening star., 1952-04-01
HELP WoNEN

counter: II noon-s: 30 pm; refer
ences required: closed suns. and
holidays. NATIONAL DRUG Co,
1000 Conn. ave. NV. -6
for mems clothing store;
steady position for young lady; some
exper. required; references. Apply
WEBSTER CLOTHES. INC, 1912 F
st. NV. -5
store. experienced
on MGR. References. Excellent salary.
Permanent position. Pleasant work
ing conditions. Surplus Sales Co.,
425 10th st. NV. -5
CASHIER with retail store experience;
good salary and permanent position;
pleasant working conditions and
many aemploye benefits. SPORTS
CENTER. 800 D st. NV. Il
CASHIER
position. salary commen-
ssqgrate with experience and ability.
Msfs and vasaon sSsashed i1Hn
'Oliasf1 APPLY IeSPusiii HOT SLOPES. INC.
Room goo. 1341 G st. NV. Il
$40 per wk; EXCELLENT
fRomss fGSnss to main smpl2xss oce Koss ss eAT MEF
III H st ne. Il
R-TYPISTS-Nation COM
pany has openings for several young
business. Paid vacations. free life
ins. and disqualification; pleasant
surroundings. Apply in person. 1910
Ga. ave. Silver Spring, Md. i
Evening star., 1952-04-01
YOUNG MEN
(White)

Interested in a career in a
progressive restaurant Or
ganization. We seek young
men capable o. supervising.
We offer: Excellent earn
ings; 3-year management
training program; an op-
portunity to acquire pro-
fessional know-how in this
industry; substantial en-
ployment benefits.
We require: Age, 21-30; high
school grad; draft exempt;
2 letters of character refer
ence; desire for response
bilities. Write now to Box
194-R, Star.
Evening star., 1952-04-01
CASHIERS
SALESGIRLS

One of Washington's newest
women's apparel shops,
some experience desirable
but not necessary. 5-day
wk., plenty of opportunity
for advancement. Apply
Grayson Shop, 1920 18th St.
NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-01
STENO O--TYPTST'

STENO.-TYPIST
Active real estate office will teach
the right man the real estate bust
ness from the ground up; must be
good typist with vivid Imagination
to write adveEising; salary open;
See MR.. DIXON personally. 1922
18th st. NV. ST. 700. .
for fraternal and social
quarters, Of one of the fastest grow
ing lodges. in this vicinity; must
have excel. refs. and come well
recommended. Wonderful opportunity
for aggressive. honest man with
living quarters. Apply Box 25S-R,
Star, for interview. Write giving
ccmplete record Of past. 3
'TOCK ROOM ASSISTANTS; white
only. Age 25 to 35 years, high
school graduate. neat and legibie
handwriting; starting salary, S54
weekly based on 40 hours, overtime
extra. A permanent position II you
can meet our requirements. Replies
confidential. Furnish full and COM
plete details in your own writing.
Box 49S-R. Star. II
Evening star., 1952-04-01
HELP MEN

SPORTSWEAR statesmen
Top earnings and excellent working
conditions in our mems sportswear
dept: Apply Mr.. Ettlin. 3rd floor,
BOND CLOTHES. 1885 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-01

for large jewelry store;
permanent. good starting salary.
Apply KENT JEWELERS.. 701 9TH
CHECKER for super market; b-day
week: Vacation with pay. 1925
Grubb I'd, Silver Spring, Md. 3
AND ASSEMBLER in dry
cleaning plant; 5-day wk.. good
pay; must be fast and reliable
DEPENDABLE CLEANERS, 3OOS
Columbia Pike, Arlington, Va. 3
CHECKER, part or full time. B. & B..
FOOD STORE. 2444 Wisconsin ave.
CLERK and interesting
position in our underwriting dept.
We have attractive offices, a fine
group Of employees. and offer oppor-
tunity for, promotion, q 5-day wk
SERVICE LIFE INSURANCE CO,
90 Eye st.. NV. Rm. 5O2. 3
CLERKS-(White). Permanent posi-
tions. Starting at $2,4OO. Rapid
advancement. Excellent surround
tngs. 5-day week. Liberal vaca.
tion and sick leave. Under 40.
Personal interviews between 8 am.
and 4 pm. Personnel Office. MA
T1ONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY,
3rd and R SITS. ne. Do not tele-
phone, II
Evening star., 1952-04-01


WINDOW TRIMMER. experience
necessary; good salary to start: A.
hr wk am. to 5;15 pm, Mon
day through Friday. Apply WAL
GREEN CO.. In the Pentagon Bldg.
MAN, to drive truck and deliver cleo
trical appliances; 5h-day week;
good salary and free disqualification
plan to reliable man. A. G. WAT
KINS, INC, Rockville, Md. -3
MAN, 50-55, single; night clerk;
small hotel; no experience necessary.
HEcHT HOTEL, $40 G st. NV.
MAN, COLORED, to clerk in grocery
store: must have permit. Apply
SHEP'S MARKET, 42O Florida ave.
NV. 3
MAN, colored, to work in elec. appli-
ance store. No experience required.
Good salary and free disqualification,
51a days per week. A. G. WATKINS,
Evening star., 1952-04-01
CLERK-TYPIST

work in congenial George
town Office. Applicants should be
able to type neatly and accurately
Salary dependent upon oualif1ca-
tions; paid vacation, sick leave
free transportation and other en-
ploye benefits. Phone for interview
CAPITAL TRANSIT
MI. 1868, Ext. 652 Il
Evening star., 1952-04-01
PIX OPERATOR

Must be experienced. excellent salary
and working conditions. Apply
ALBANS TOWERS, 37OO Mass. ave,
NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-01
CASHIER

can type and is accurate on fig-
ures, for large real estate office in
air-conditioned bldg. on Conn. ave
37la-hr. wk., no Saturdays: vaca-
ton with pay. Mrs. Macy. RE
CO.. 1906 M st. NV. RE. 1925.
Evening star., 1952-04-01
MAN

21-4O. with bookkeeping experience,
clerk, in large welI-estabiished
wholesale house; excellent oppor-
tunity for honest. sober and ambi-
tious worker. Write giving full
qualifications and education in first
letter, Box l2-S, Star, 3
Evening star., 1952-04-01
HELP MEN tcont.)

ROUTE SALESMAN. white: estab-
Lshed route. JERNIGAN CLEAN
ERS, 3299 Queens Chapel I'd. Mt.
RAINIER, Nd. UN. 1900. .
ROUTE Statesmen, laundry, dry
cleaning. Several opportunities open
for men desiring to learn new and
productive business; starting salary
of more than $500 guaranteed.
We are one of oldest and most reli-
able laundrieS in the area, and will
train you for stimulating, healthy
and profitable career. Many hene-
fltS provided, incl. paid vacations.
We prefer married veterans who
sincerely like people. Apply Mr..
KRUMM Banner Laundry, 901
Oronoco ST.. Alex, AL. 0203. Il
ROUTE statesmen
Wanted ambitious married men for
established laundry and dry clean
ing routes. paying at present be-
tween S75 and $50 week. Expe-
rience not. necessary. Extra bene-
fits. sick leave and vacation with
nay. Apply Personnel Office, MAN
HAITIAN CO.. 1928 Florida ave.
NV, phone DU. iii to PM,
or MI 3lSS after z o. M .
Evening star., 1952-04-01

CLERK-TYPIST
position, advancement op-
portunities. 5-day wk, paid vaca-
tions, paid sick leave, air-condition-
eo Office DI. 2900. Ext. 215.
CLERK-TYPIST
National news magazine offers in
teresting position to woman who
has had General office experience in
a bookkeeping department. Adding
machine and tipping ability neces-
pany benefts. DI. 1900. Ext. 262.
Evening star., 1952-04-01
CLERK-TYPIST
COMPTOMETER
OPERATOR

II you are a resident of the ne.
section and want a perm. position as
comptometer operator we have an
opening for you; 40-hr, 5-day wk.,
excel. company benefits. Apply Mr.
MacWilliams. SEARS ROEBUCK &
70 $500 " CT n
Evening star., 1952-04-01
CI,ERK

Preferably with experience in auto
mobile dealer office including PIX;
5h2-day wk. Apply by letter only,
stating experience and qualifications,
to Mr.. Carnie, STOHLMAN CHEW
ROLET INC, 33rd and M SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-01
HELP MEN
WAREHOuSEMAN

1s to 80, starting rate; s1;o7 per
job training. Apply Mr.. Auth. I'LL
North Capitol St. 1st floor.
WESTERN ELECTRIC, INC.
Evening star., 1952-04-01

Statler Hotel Beauty Salon
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-19
HOUSE

The City of Kodiak invites bids for the purchase of City of Kodiak Dock House 2028 and destruction or removal of same from dock area. Bids must be received at the City Hall prior to the opening at the next regular council meet ing, July 28, 1852. The city reserves the right to reject amy and all bids. 7-26
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-19
Fish Hearings
 To Be H eid Here

Hearings on the commercial fishing regulations for 1853 will be held in Kodiak on Sept. 26, the Fish and Wildlife Ser vice has announced.
 A three-day hearing in &c., attle starting Nov. 6 will be held after these in Alaskan cities.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-19
NOTICE

It is requested that all de- hnquent business personal property assessment declara- tions be forwarded to the city hatl as soon as possible.
 City of Kodiak
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-19
NOTICE

The Informal Group of Christian Scientists meet for Sunday services in the main floor of the Bank Building ev- cry Sunday at II am.
 Sunday School is held at the flame hour.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-19

Don Fenner is working at Wodlinger Drugs this sum- mer.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-19

The concrete walk in front of Tony's Bar was completed this week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-01-17
Cumberland

CUMBERLAND - The Moth
ers' club at Brookfield school,
is sponsoring another square
dance at Brookfield on Saturday
evening. Music will be furnished
by Nelson's Orchestra and re-
freshments will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Slater
and children of near Caldwell,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Howell and children on
Sunday afternoon.
Rebekah lodge will meet on
next Monday evening with Noble
Grand Lena Shaw in charge. Re-
freshments will be served by
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Roberts, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Young and Lin
ME Dudley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hiles and
daughter spent Sunday with his
parents at Wooster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ellis were
dinner guests on Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dawson.
Mrs. Bertha Rhodes of Gran
vile, is visiting her sister, Miss
Clara Perkins and Brother, Will
liam.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-01-17
Judge Vernon Archer
Speaks To Lions Club

Common Pleas Judge Vernon
w. Archer addressed the Cald-
we'll Lions club at their regular
dinner luncheon held in the
Fern restaurant, Wednesday
evening.
Judge, Archer spoke on the
many responsibilities of a good
citizen, his duties to promote
better relations among the people
of the community, and his res
possibility as voter.
The jurist also expressed how
important it was when a citizen
was called for jury service and
yet how lax the population was
to accept this duty. Here he
noted in order to mete out just
ice, and to preserve our way of
life, a person should feel it an
honor to serve in this capacity.
President Floyd Henderson
presided over the meeting.
Twenty-six members and guests
attended.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-01-17
Legion Auxiliary
InsiaIIs Officers

At the regular meeting of the
Batesville American Legion aux
iliary Tuesday evening, Helen
Atkinson was installed as presi-
dent. Mrs. Juanita Triplett, past
president, was the installing Of
ficer.
Installation services were held
at the Batesville high school.
Other officers installed were
Bertha Deal, first vice president;
Minnie Shuman, second vice
president; Martha Eagon, secre-
tary; Shirley McPeek, treasurer;
Blanche Atkinson, chaplain;
Myrl Flood, sergeant-at-arms;
Florence Gibson, historian.
The next meeting will be Feb.
IL, featuring a so cent Valentine
exchange and a covered dish din
ner. All members are urged to
attend this. meeting.