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Evening star., 1952-02-23

Will speak at q
conference Of.
geoiosists FRI.
day at the
Virginia Mill
tafy Institute, i
Mr., Nesbitt,I
Of . Morning
side drive. AieNs
ahdfia, will be
one Of eight
re d efai ana
D I'd te ofheiais
who Will lecture
on eeel0gy ~
applied 10 hiehs
Evening star., 1952-02-23

District Of Columbia and VIGlR5
llgwRAtheP cloudy and cold today
with s9me sunshine hlRhest near
n this afterReenI cloudy Win
chance Of light snow late tenlaht
and tomorrow Low teRIRht
around 49,
MaFyland-aame sunshine this
afternoon, high about 4gI cloudy
with occasional light snow likely
Evening star., 1952-02-23
TIE bNA aRd Me0R,
Monthly Drsslc!tsstiIsSsSs y
Truinmen Oppose Tuft

ALBUQUERQUE. N. Mex, Feb
20 (Rs-President w. p. Kennedy
OF the Brotherhood Of Railroad
Trainmen says his union will op.
pose Senator Taft's bid for the
Republican presidential nomina.
ton, ft
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Nesbitt 10 Address
GeoIogists ConcIave
Spssisl DIspa.eh 10 the s,sr

LEXINGTON. Va, Feb. 2S.-
Robert H. Nesbitt. principal ad.
f1iinistrative seologist In the once
OF the Army Chief Of Engineers
Evening star., 1952-02-23
U.s.. Troops Conduct
In Japan Is Defended
By Provost Marshal
sy Tho Atsssislsd PFsM

F6Rfe, FeBr sBr=A hlRh United
States Army legal efiieeF said to-
day American soldiers In japan
have committed amazingly few
maieF crimes and NJ doubt that
our record can be matched by that
OF any other major military eeeu-
patton In history"
Col, r, T, Chaplin, provost mar
shal for general headquarters of
the Far East Command, said there
has been a steady downward trend
In the number OF major crimes
since the occupation began,
His statement answered recent
blasts Of criticism from the Japa-
nese press and Diet for alleged
crimes committed by United States
occupation forces.
Bank Robbed by Daylight.
The criticism was touched of
by a daylight bank robbery by two
men identified as Americans and
two others believed to be Nisei--
japanese born outside Japan.
Until the past few days Ameri.
cans involved In crimes were iden.
titled In japanese newspapers only
as tall men"
Col. Chaplin said the records
show the vast majority Of offehses
involving Allied personnel have
been minor. OF all crimes reported
In Japan last month involving OF.
eupatl0h personnel, only 10 could
be called serious, he added,
statistics Given.
Statistics collected BY The pro.
v6st ffialsiial's 0ff1ee showed these
trends In major crimes ihv0lViRa
occupation personnel
f'he number OF homieides
dropped from eight In January,
lBbll 10 Two In the same month
This year
tt0bbelles hlt A pAak OF ~ IN
APRIL 1891 and dipped 10 SlA In
vahuArvI
ThlrlgseIehl complaints NJ Tape
occurred duplha lBbll bul Col
Chaplin said subsequent invests
nHll qAAt doubt on The AuthenI
llGllv 0i A0Inel
1he provost marshal hAld agGur
pAtl0n personnel convicted 0I
major crimes have been severely
punished, Sons wepe alVeR tht
death penalty and others lOnG
prison terms
Protested by legislators
Opposition members OF the Biel
AnHrlly Ghapged tOdav thai pres
mler ehlaepu Y0shldA IA G0lnH N
aIant extra teprltOIlAlltv NJ
American garrison f0rgeA and
their dependents Aiter the peaQb
treaty becomes effective,
The Dlel WAA l0la Yesterday
mai Americans vii be Aubjsel " II 4
arrest by Japanese police, bul
VIII be tpled IN United htAleA mills
IlhpE courts
The conservative newspaper
! AaAhI hAId Today eVen members
I0l MpI YOAhldRA GRbInhl aFR dlA'
satisfied begAHAe Americans VIII
mol be subject tO Trial In japanese
IGOnrLhl
Evening star., 1952-02-23

ITenAe south p0Ptl0nI low t0nlRhtI
$3.50 degrees, neptb portion, and
In the low 80sy south p0Ptl0nr
Wind, n0ptheAst D miles on
h0HF NJ ilIag Am
River RfRNJl,
lFIgm VI NhRlnfElkrl
ss.s"s.EtSSsS. TsR:NsR9sk' 'sIsHst'sg
w., ,as.t.e., .fV$sss!!fIsstep A,rpert, D..
EEsesoassfa'F~ Eesoass Fsf IRasisNt FSs
s%, " V ss@R' n
ReHaFa. .TsmPsgatByes This Wear,
Eaeassstth r. 81 aN JsssaaaSstrF absl
tliGh and keE. at last ~ Hours
&sVH' 81! 4 eSf RS.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

isoe BLK, OTIS sT. N.E.-e rms.
rm:. and kit. screened porch.
bedrms... modern bath and closed
insulated porch: h.-w.h., full bsmt.
det. garage. Convenient terms. Call
MR.. LYNCH. DE. 1888 for appt. "a
s-BEDRooM BEDROOM CORNER sRIcK, semi.
detached; by owner: 8 mos. old;
ideal location; lge. yard: bargain,
lust reduced; owner returning South.
Inspection invited. 4311 1st st. ne.
BY OWNER to pvt. party only. nc
BILE ne. location; oil h.-v h., screen
SO3 = 81: N.E.-6 rms. and bath. oil
neat: will give' possess, EDWARD p
SCHWARTZ; INC, 1014 Vermont
vsT.nSiyss Sye. nSiys p1 po6 6al0: 49,. 81
older-type 5-rm. home on Ice. lot
near 8. Dakota ave. and BIadensbura
e. Bsnt., oil heat. Price $500
$3.50 down. Call WA. 5000 It'll 8 pm
ROBERT 8. DAVIS & CO.. 5S04
Baltimore ave. Hyattsville, Nd. WA
$500. Once open daily and Sunday
Roosf1NRG;I In HOUSE. near 11th and
Mo: ave; ne; nice brick home. z
$500 down. SUBURBAN REALTY
CO. S402 Marlboro pike Sc. 20
Evening star., 1952-01-20
HOUSES FOR sAlE--N G.

FRAME, semidet. home with liy. rm..
din. rm., kit. 2 br's, inclosed porch,
karage. coal heat, only 81 900.
Can Mr.. Smiley LU. 2-166e. with
ROGER MOSS, Realtor. 2l25 r. /.
ave. ne. HO. 6020. go
eS39 18th ST. N.E.-Corner brick,
det, 4 yrs. old; 10 bright rooms,
2ia baths: gas h.-w.h. Inspection
by appt. Price and terms right. JOE
CURTo REALTY. 335 n st. ne.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. and Peabody
st.-Attractive semidet home. )
len. La. $1,000 or OIL. 595s ewes.
o Rms, 2 baths. corner row. Suitable
for doctor. snbst. down payment,
Excl. NE. LOC.-See this tmmac.
home, semiaet. brick. s ". old. con-
sisttng q ~: rfn- dsn. I'm sanigp.
gas heat; new storm windows, rear
yard and Anchor fence. oAE .SlS,..
$50. Terms. RE. S310. CHAPMAN
REALTx co. Ns9
Evening star., 1952-01-20

BE SURE AND SEE
Open 1-6; vacant; 1919 Decatur; det.
brick. rms. mod. kit. and bath;
oil; like new; garage. GE. 1122.
FASHIONABLE MASS. AVE. AREA
Well-built prewar brick home: recep-
ton hail, liv: rm., din. rm.. den.
a: ffip bdua bsdpms 3 baths Donn on end md a [: !:
finished attic: paneled .recr. rm.
In bsmt.; screened porch. garage;
about $4,000 cash. balance in one
Town "a WI; a. Suburban OR a400
Evening star., 1952-01-20
-. coLORED :. ,

COIORED
4520 5th ST. NV.
Open Sunday. .2-6, semidet., Colo.
nial-front brick; 8 rooms. 2 inclosed
heated porches; tile bath. full base
ment. on h.-w.h., det. garage: prop.
erty in excellent condition: reason.
able down payment or will TAXI
your house In trade; priced below
s6o BLOCK OF QUEBEC pL. NV
Lovely. 8 rooms, Colonial from
porch. full basement. hardwood
floors Ia baths: immediate pos.
session; reasonable down payment
or will take your house In trade;
priced for quick sale
s2a EUCLID ST. NV.
Row brick. Colonial porch. s rooms
modern kitchen garbage disposal
5 dishwashing machine, ETC.; recrea.
tion bsmt., oil hot-weter heat
built-in gafage; So. 900 down
price, $4,000. or Will take youl
WI HAVE 10 VACANT HOUSES ALI
OVER TIE CITY DOWN PAY.
-. 500. MMEprATE MINED IN SposssEss1oN sIs
AVON REALTY CO.
1877 11th .st. NV. AD. $500.
OFFICE OPEN euNDky. 12-DARK
Evenings. TR. 6190 Or FR. 1877
Evening star., 1952-01-20

COL0RED-s4So CASE. Bal. Inc
rent. ,Close-in ne. nice broom
Ssssamennso. a nomei RA. 5a4lss s41s' rooms !ui'
COL0RED-l0O BLK. n ST. NE. At
S9 SSr.stise s9-5t ft,o bs; So,S S,rm fun Sspt,
coLoRE6-Isoo Loa5 isi SssL Blk. LANG rL. q
rms, c9ne1ete porch. beautiful rec.
M3. rm. 1900 down. Mr.. BAKER,
coLoRkS.lsos Of oRskzSH.lsos BLK. D ST. NE,
baths. Of h;-w.h. $1,000 or ss more
sTsoN: HU' HtSe' 7siss isnai BIZ. $3.50. 'oAsi asi
BROOKLAND, COLORED. beautiful
fhuEca e. ave-. VI" ssss sSG or Ia ors
COLORED-H0NE AND INCOME
Beautiful detached home arranged
ior families. Consists, Of 8 rms.
sand saTsse aTs ns seas Sse aoSn aos RaSai es
Mr.. Downes, LA. 6-6666. PECK CO.,
csoSi1oSRtETps;n 81 RtTsn ssle q p .SsiEwToN ST., NE.
Il block OF Rhode Island ave. ::
detached 6.Im: brick; copper suffers
sarass; large level sSSl iot; appros plaaoT.: z
years old; very clean; gas heat.
Open IL to 5, Sat. and sun. For
sgstasE MsM 81 IirafsSFsnstion' sgns cali MR.. NOR
(bet. p and o)-Vacant. New cond. !;
70 rms 3 baths, h..w.h.; has 5 apts.
Only 500 down. open Sun. 3-5.
C0L0RED - WQODRIDGE - Cute
orlcS b9nga;: $2 600 down; In AL
csf csondi d,vSM SM1IH da,R REALTY; "a AP, olo0.
Brick; ltv. .rm.. din. rm.. lit, 3
Price. sis.soo. OWNER. Il. 4-ss4s @
coIoRED WOODBRIDGE II U pssut.
oct: bFk;; ney-house cond; oak firs..
ess' sss ''5ss One! 'e' PAIL { MlE2aR lHE22Sas e. e.
ootORED-s1.soo down. Near Lin.
coin Park. Brick. 8 rooms. bath,
s4ss g. VII eE1rPosD PaSf D'GaaltlsP saHkT
COL0RED--KENILwoRTH -Beauti-
house cond.; liv. rm: Isx24. ise.
M. bsmt; and screened front porch;
OIL n,n n.-wh; eonv: to schools. shop
DOWN usss $3.50 sfxsa Minn .ss. street.: s::
coLoRED-208 10TH ST, NE
SIX large private rooms. reception
nall; Air conditioned. $500 cash. :
SAM ROSEY-AD. 27O0
Col LoRED-4912 MINN. AVE. NE.
home; s rooms and bath. auto.
neat; vacant: price and terms can't
ne beat: Call for app't. to inspect.
JOsPEH i. BRuNo INC
903 H st. NV, Realtors, sT. $500.
-21
COLoRED-UNlT BLOCK or r ar
N-E.-2-family nat, and s rooms,
33a.n; 3au; each; $4,000; $1,000 cash
500 block Of 2nd st. n.e.-2-family
mats rooms and bath each. Arcola
aaeat; aea ,a.. PA. ooo; S1.15o cash down.
eH Bath, OiUek sss o. st. s1s e6oo! ssoms snS
cash.
,o,o GUY THINNER
Evening star., 1952-01-20
HOUSES FOR sAAE-A.H.

CoLoRED-4eI 9Th ST. N.E.-Rov
brick home has 9 rooms, 2 baths,
large yard, good reighhorhood. Price
$4,000: excellent terms.
HENRY ]. ROBB, INC.
lo24 vermont Ave. NV. pI. e141
Evening star., 1952-01-20

DE LUKE RAMBLER
ROCK CREEK PIX, D. C.
OPEN SUN. l2 TO 8. Custom built
IN every detail featuring 3 twin
sized bedrms.. baths; lse; liv. rm.,
way. fuli fin. bsnt.: nice lot With
EoT uNDER Rssa REG. re AZ modest nr,ee sah; d.
payment and good finan. Directions
North on 18th st. to Kalmia I'd. left
to W. Beach dr., right to corner OF
s9InnIiysT snIdSsry rd- pn and open % house at @"6s
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
l416 < st. NV. Realtors. ME. 540O.
DET.-4 BEDROOMS
$16,950-Low Own. Pymt
OPEN SUN. 1 TO 5-NewIy dec.
GRATED: recep. han. liv. rm., din
fai bsmf sa Dsn'hbs oil Heat nm Dim E Out m .tsis issi
ssn e e ReF'SR isS4 GnERsoS Iii sSFa sr to nv oRtr
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co.
l415 < St. NV. Realtors. Me. 54oo
ADJACENT 70 ROCK CREEK PARK
4 BEDRMS., 8 BATHS, DEN
OPEN SUN. / TO 5. Beaut. stone
home on deep lot. First a. has lee
!iy: rm:, din. rm.. paneled library
rm:. fiaestone patio. 4 twin sized
: bedrms.. baths on End H.. fully nm
3rd a.: bsn1t. has recr. rm.. game
rnl-: maids rm with full bath: oil
heat: built-in 2-car gar: fullv all
conditioned. $500 10Th ST. NV.
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co.
l4l5 ( St. NV. Realtors. ME. 54o0
Evening star., 1952-01-20
1908 II st. NV. MA. 2345.
TRACY PL.

exclusive location. TO those who
demand the best confidential sale,
For ,Nomplete details call Mr.
HuxefS, No. oI59. evens: and Sun.
9th KEACH & PURCELL. Elk. 2412
Evening star., 1952-01-20
HOUSES FOR sALg-N.W.

CQLOREp-TAPEsTRY BRICK. In
PetWorth; 0 rms. 2 inclosed heated
pofches, full bsnnt., gas heat. Bar
gain priced, exceptionally low terms.
81. G4l.SSS SS2SS; syss. M Mapd SUM-, II; z-9196'
Evening star., 1952-01-20

COLORED-SUITABLE FOR FRAT.
HOUSE, DIR. or home and income;
two 10-rm. cor. brick; 2 baths; sec.
upper 18th St; down payment and
p11issssd to sell. Lu. 4-44s4' AD'
CoLORED-l7ls WEBSTER ST.
To. settle. estate; priced to sell: lge.,
detach.. tapestry brk.; 8 baths. 2-car
gar: exc. cond.; poss: TH0S. z.
ooI6Rn5Esoo %IANNl6 Pa ofas "a; 7sl7
eansn.ps shss %ss0aTs snd hsm' % on Of r aPS
in Colesville, Md, only 20 min. from
b. c.. line; all mod. conv.; schools
shopping nearby. Buy now before
Mhf thf sspsTaIaE ssaaE fsvna Tgsh' Gan nso4S Mr ysseh
coEoREp. seLfsi 1900 5Ns Six. upsHuR st
NV; 20 IT. vide. 40 #. deep. Co.
lonial front porch: 2nd d. has 4
lge. bedrns.. 2 mod. baths; 1st a
has 3 rms; lge; firepl.. mod: kit
in excel. cond.: reas. priced for this
neighborhood; $4,000 or more cash,
s-sToRY BRTCk. 11a z st. NV;
Sl1 $50: terms. Ma. 1889: "a
COLoRED-TAYLoR ST.. lac. brick
bsiesa 3%s :ETsnfsS s1sSS tG5 csPs ess MEs Shs
CoLCRED-i51o swan ST. NV
JONES REALTY CO.. DU. os56
aSsSl cGfohEbAis Is: TsIaH IRaHoDE ISLAND z1vE
Vacant 10-rm. brick. gas h.-w.h.
immedtats possession; posse Only r sS;599 9I, Z
CoLORED-1a0O BLK. WEBSTER ST
Beaut. det. brk.. excel. cond.: liv
mod. mod kit.. 3 tiled baths. oil WI.
brk. gar: lot 65x150 Il; J. e; Hooks
COLORED-NR. SOLDIERS HOME
Lovely det. corner home. Must bt
sold at once. 9 spacious rms, 2-cal
gar, de luxe kit, knotty pine rec
rm.. firepl.. parauet doors. Idea
FELL REAL ESTATE. sH. 1882
Sun. and weekdays.
COLORED-CRESTWO0D AREA -
Dssaehsdat sat br,Sk Asplss. hSsse nns srss nyn
aii-eiectric kitehsn including dish
washer and garbage disposal unit
bedrooms and bath and half OF
2nd a.. full hsmt.. gas hot.wste
heat: asking price only $4,000
EGr Ma 'h1s ps..I and Fs Sshsr sSss sssd D. buys
GREENE REALTY CO. 7iS Fla. ave
caGiHEooRFS2.Sks aiEo hp. Skh4Si 18th AND upsHuR
Beautiful S-rm. row brick. oil heat
Venetian blinds, cement front ant
back porches, awnings, mod. kit.
gar, excel. cond. Easy terms. Raj.
FELL REAL ESTATE, SH. S7o4
SUN. and weekdays.
COLORED-BOMES - And invest
ment property; rsasonabls terms; SI1 ~
HOO. DE. 1923.
TO C0LORED-A M0NEY-MAKER-
q rooms and 3 baths. oil heat; 4
No. / condition commercial Oper
Sunday from l to S. 1346 T 81. n "
coLoRED-$I.soo DowN-cor. brk
home, 0 rooms, bsmt,. gas heat
MR.. BROWNE, RA. 6o5e today.
ICOLORED-NR. 18th AND wEBSTET
A bedrooms. mod. bath and Kit.
Mr.. BROWNE. RA. 605S TODAY.
COLORED-e8Os 18th ST. NV
Home or investment. 11-room house
Completely furnished with moderI
furniture; oil h,-w.h,. 2 baths, lovel!
front and back yards: excellent NV
section; cony. transp. to schools
snSsSses snasses Ss sd soa ssaoSSOms Sos d
srchis insspeetion DH by % yappointmenf. T. !
,dSiiS; 1s.s; syes.. sIsisiss III, 1sss. s'' o'A'
ICoL0RED-NR. CHEyY CHAsH CIn
-3-story det. brick. g baths, ;:
! porches: Can AZ CAEIEE ~
ffsea fse. b; DU. docssosa osoa 0HS .. riSAsf'
Evening star., 1952-01-20
'IRST TIME DEFERRED

INCOME PROPERTIES
Mt. Pleasant sec.-Corner brick. IL
rms; oil heat: nicely furnished; in
come. $3.50, plus apt. of 3 rms. and
bath: low down payment.
6 APARTMENTS
Nr. Dupont Circle-Briek; oil heat;
income. $3.50. plus owners 3-rm.
apt; price. 81 1850: So. 800 down.
z APARTMENTS
9Th and = GapitoLBrick; gas heat;
price: SIS: $50: open for an offer. fer
IA APARTMENTS
M. Scott Circle-Brick: oil heat; In
Gene: Se45: sound investment.
MT. PLEASANT SEC.
Brick. "a It. wide; new-house condi.
ton: ideal for home and income;
lovely yard; reasonable down pay.
ment.
EUGENE P. NIXON
1923 Vermont Ave. NV. RE S112 .
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-04-24
100 Years
Continued from 1-B)

children. Jacob Jordan and his
sons, Adam and Peter, were
among the earliest settlers near
the township line in the vicinity
of Hiramsburg. Jacob was a vet
eran of the Revolutionary War.
When Ezekiel Dye, Sr., began
clearing his land, he was visited
by two Indians. He kept a firm
hold on his handspike, with
which he was at work, intending
TO use it on their heads, if they
showed a hostile attitude; how
ever, they departed in peace.
Henry Hamilton, a native of
South Carolina, was among the
early settlers. Clark Green and
David Green came from Spencer,
Massachusetts, at an early date.
David invented a machine for the
manufacture of castor oil. 1t con-
sisted of an inclined plane and a
beam worked by horsepower. He
travelled about the country with
a horse and wagon, selling it. At
one time he sold enough before
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-04-24

stops, my den has challenged the
other den to a baseball game
This should prove very interest
ing.
Wednesday evening, many OF
us from the country, went skat-
ing at the rink in GAINESVILLE.
The women who came to
Achievement Day Friday, were
entertained by what think is a
good woman's chorus, consider
ing the fact that we are all anna
teur
Last Sunday was the time for
our annual Spring District MYF
rally which was held at Woods
field. Jim Robinson was elected
to be our representative to the
district nominating committee.
This week, beginning Monday
and through Friday, will find me
at Urbana, Ohio attending the
Buckeye Recreation Workshop.
My thanks are extended to the
District Youth Council for finan-
cling me to attend this.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-04-24
(Continued from 1-B)

service-connected disability tc
veterans of all wars who are rat
ed between so and 100 per cent
disabled, and a five per cent in
crease for those rated between
|10 and 49 per cent disabled. A
bill did not include
veterans of the Spanish-Ameri'
can Civil and Indian wars. An
other veterans increase measure
was passed by the senate on
voice vote, after already having
passed the house, which would
increase the annual income limi-
tations governing payments OF
pensions to veterans with non
service connected disabilities
The measure raises the income
limitations from $1,100 to $1,20C
for single persons and $4,000 to
$4,000 for married persons.
After beating down all efforts
to increase funds, the house pass
ed the army civil functions ap-
preparations measure just as it
was recommended by the appro-
priations committee, carrying
1892, ,434 900 for fiscal year 1858.
1t gives the corps of engineers
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-04-24
The American Way
CONTINUED from 1-B)

peaceful purpose, to be secure in
his possessions and to have his
day in a free court.
1t also recognizes that the in
'dividual is superior to the State,
that our public officials are serv-
ants of the people and that they
derive their just powers from the
consent of the people.
These things taken together
created an atmosphere of free
dom and an economic climate
which made possible in the Unit
ed States the greatest pr'oduc-
ton and diffusion of wealth in
the history of the world, and the
establishment, for even the low
est paid workers, of the highest
standard of living the. world
has ever known.
Why? Because for more than
one hundred and fifty years, free
men in a free country have been
working together to provide this
better way of life.
Let us hold what they have
given us and go forward in the
sure faith that the American way
of life is the greatest blessing
known to mankind any place on
the face of Gods earth.
Dewitt Emery
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-04-24
Circuit Rides Again
BY EVELYN WEAVER

Holy Week was time-consum-
ing week for many folks other
than those ministers, church
workers, and those who partici-
pated in the services. I guess
many of us spent a good deal of
our time attending services this
last week.
And now that the calendar
Easter season is over, l look at
my calendar and discover I am
just as busy. ! am thankful
have other than church-centered
activities or l might become
mighty one-sided.
Monday afternoon and evening
found me with my cub scouts.
We were to have breakfast and
noon hike: but due to the
weather, we felt it better to can
eel this. We went ahead, how
ever, with our scheduled den
meeting and then had a pack
meeting in the evening. I know
that Rev. Brandon and I are
thankful, indeed, to have a cap
able new den mother, Mrs. Willis
Ogle. There were sixteen cub
scouts at the pack meeting be-
side a goodly number of parents.
I feel encouraged with the great
er interest of everyone. The two
dens are going to be working on
circus sometime in the early
summer. AS soon as this rain
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-04-24
Is Z OF
0 tn { R WISE

Wherever there is human
being there is a chance for kind
ness Seneca.
Nose: The part of the human
body that shines, snubs, snoops
and sneezes.
Love is the principle of exist
ence and its only end.
There is no better exercise for
the heart than reaching down
and lifting somebody up.
The thing we call q dollar
these days really isn't a dollar,
it's a doliarette.
There used to be something
about us that girls liked but
that's all spent now.
II wives knew what steno-
graphers think of their husbands,
they wouldn't worry.
When father was married he
announced that he would be boss
or know the reason why. He
knows the reason why.
False friends are worse than
open enemies.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-04-24
ROAD PETITION

To The Board of County Commissioners
or Noble County, Ohio:
A number of petitioners, freeholders
of said County, residing in the vicinity
of the proposed improvement herein
after described, respectfully represent
that the public convenience and welfare
require the alteration of a Public Road
hereinafter described; and pray that
you will institute and order the proper
proceedings for said improvement, to-
wit:
Beginning at State Route go through
the lands of Hazel Williams. Blaine
and Daisy Wilson. Loren Eagon, and
Robert Roe to County Road No. 81,
Wayne Township, and there to termin-
ate.
The Noble County Commissioners
have set / 100 p. m. on May 5, 1862,
at the junction of State Route go as
the time and place on which they shall
view said proposed improvement and
] 100 p. m. on May 12, 1852, at the
office of the Commissioners in the
Courthouse at Caldwell. Ohio. as the
place and time of the final hearing on
the petition of the alteration of said
road.
Dated this 3rd day of April. 1852.
NOBLE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
GILBERT b. LONG, Clerk
al 42 IL
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-04-24

I$472, ,295, 400; Panama Canal $Ie
I139,500 and the quartermastnr
corps $4,000,000. The corps of an
gineers fund was broken down
into $221,232, 400 for flood CON
troll projects and $187, 100000 for
rivers and harbors projects. The
house even rejected, in the face
Of the disastrous Kansas Missouri
floods, funds to start the Tuttla
creek reservoir in Kansas, recon.
Imended by President Truman in
his Jan. 2l budget message.
The House agricultural com.
mittee recommended the agricul-
tural department appropriations
bill, cutting only three cent
from requests of the depA INT
for total appropriation Of "a
'003,699. The committee rejected
recommendations of the Ameri-
can farm bureau federation and
the national grange and allowed
most of the funds requested for
soil conservation. The committee
warned that the country would
face a serious food shortage in
1875 if conservation activities
were not strengthened. The farm
bureau had recommended that
the budget request for 1886, $780,
900 for conservation payments be
cut to $1OO,0O0,O00 and the COM
mittee allowed $250,000,00O.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-04-24
KNOW YOUR
SOCIAL SECURITY

| Spring 1852 marks another
milestone in the progress, socia
lsecurity is making. April 1862
lis the first month person will
have worked long enough to en-
able him to have his social Sc
curity benefit figured under
what is known generally as the
new benefit formula" The new
formula applies equally to the
Iself-employed person and to the
wage Garner.
In most cases, the use of this
new formula will result in a
higher benefit rate. But this
higher rate is not to be looked
upon as another automatic in
crease" for all beneficiaries now
on the rollS-as was the case in
September 1850. Before the new
formula may be used, a person
must have worked about a year
and a half after 1850.
Persons considering retirement
in 1852 should consult their local
social security field office in ad-
vance of their retirement for the
information they will need to
help them decide when to apply
for benefits.
Comparatively few wage earn
erS will have to decide on fill
ing date in 1852; but to those
wage earnerS who must make
this decision, it will be an import
ant one. Where a claim for bene-
fits is based on self-employment
alone, the amount of the benefit
will be reduced if the application
is filed in 1852. The local Social
Security field office will give
you all the information you need
to decide which is the best filing
date for you, but the final deci-
sion rests with you. And, remem-
Der, your social security benefit
payments are based on your av-
arage monthly wage; so that only
by making the maximum of $4,000
every year can you become en-
titled to the highest monthly pay
ment.
Herman R. Frame, Field Rep
resentative fro mthe GAINESVILLE
Social Security Office holds
office huors at the Post Office
in Caldwell, Ohio, at 900 a. m.
the lst and 3rd Wednesday of
each month.