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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-18
N Station al Roanoke
Halls Operations tonight
BY the Associated Press

ROANOKE, July 17.-Televi-
sion Station WROV-TV will
cease operations here tonight.
The station, on the air since
March 2, has operated on ultra
high frequency. officials said
the suspension would enable
WROV to try to get a very high
frequency channel, and thus OBJ
tain a greater range.
BroadaSting Telecasting re-
ported recently that WROV-TV
was losing money.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-11
HIS IS OHIO!
FORT HARMER I785-I786

the of the Muskngum River where it empties
the Ohio high bluff offering exceptional view of
the surrounding valley far and down the river.
1t this bluff 1885 that detachment of United
troops leadership Doughty erected
Fort Harma named honor of Colonel Josiah Harmar.
This fort of the first Ohio became silent warning to
the restless tribes the interior and also guarded the country at its
Had been Harmar there would have
been different story of Ohio
At this early period there settlements in the territory
hundreds miles, nothing but deep forests filled with angeed
- .,-~ --~.
The soldiers occupying the fort placed upon
their They unsettled removed from
their base supplies They therefore, adjacent
planted and fruit the interior they arranged garden
fashion, with we'll the
fort, the soldiers built their living quarters.
This foficaion used by the soldiers until September
$780, when they
marker erected by the Ohio Centennial
place where the stood inscribed outline of the
cation appeared when guarded the gateway north
Harden
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-11
THE AMERICAN WAY
ATHEISM


Isn't it high time that we, the
American people, begin to
realize that ninety-nine per cent
of the criticism levelled at Sen
ator Joseph r. Mccarthy gets
its impetus from the Commies
and their pals, the Pinkos, who
infest this nation?
These subversives have good
reason to hate the Senator from
Wisconsin. Not being burdened
with any scruples, there is no.
thing to which they will not
stoop in their frenzy TO besmirch
the man who, more than any
other American, has exposed
them for what they are-the
enemies of America.
We should love Senator Nc
Carthy for these enemies he has
made. And the more these trai-
tors within our gates vent their
spleen upon him, the greater
should be our love for him and
the stronger We should rally be-
hind him in his efforts to have
every last one of them removed
from Government, school,
church, radio, television, motion
pictures and stage.
And -we-owe Senator McCar-
thy further vote of thanks for
telling ex-Premier Attlee a
thing or three after the latter
sounded off last month before
the British parliament with q
snide attack on the U. S. A. Mr..
Mccarthy took up the cudgels
on behalf of all of us in letting
Mr.. Attlee know how this ma
ton feels about having its hand
bitten by the British bulldog,
which animal Americans have
been feeding for so long time.
Somehow l seem to prefer Nc
Carthyism to Atheism.
Another champion of America
is Senator William E. Jenner
Republican of Indiana). On
May 13, 1853, he issued a state
ment to the press which l am
not only happy to quote here
but to add that it is statement
with which l most heartily con
cur. Said the Hoosier Senator:
"Ex-Premier Clement Attlee
has told us he does not approve
of the American Constitution
Attlee insists that President
Eisenhower shall attend a per
sonal conference of the execu
tive heads of the Big Powers
Continued on 2-B,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-11
SUMMERFIELD'S HOMECOMING

great number of years has elapsed 1927 when
Moses Horton arrived at the present site of Summered
until June, 1853 when Helen Meek and members of the
American Legion auxiliary directed the first Homecoming
for that community.
But we think that Moses Horton and Helen Meek
nave had something in
Moses Horton had foresight and vision and the pioneer
spirit necessary IN founding town such Summerfield
The town laid out in 1927 the land of Moses Horton
The faith and courage which those first settlers exhibit
ed back in 1927 has been than justified the
which followed to the present day.
Summerfeld far surpassed their expectons and today
1t stands in Importance and dignity to the growth of Noble
county 1t takes back seat to unless be the
seat of CALDWELL
This same spirit and courage which Moses Horton dis
played more than 126 years ago has been exempied the
past month by Helen Meek president of the Legion Aux
ary who in the final analysis carried the Sumnerfield
Homecoming of four nights last week to successful
cuson far beyond the dreams of herself any
else in the community
From the very first night when hundreds gathered to
the opening parade until Saturday evening when thew
heard Congressman Robert T. Secres the homecoming was
success from every angle.
1t gigantic undertaking for any individual or anv
organization but they tackled the problem and came up
with financial success
Even the weather cooperative for ideal conditions
prevailed each of the four nights
The first settlers back 1927 would have been proud
OF their descendants last week, who included
Gale A. Horton and wife, Anna and William Horton
Mary Elizabeth Muchelnaus Nora Horton Stephen Emily
Horton Havener Ruth Horton Day. Louea Horton Palmer
Friend Calland Mary Caand Weaver Bert Caand Harry
Calland Elaine Phipot George Craig, Emma Craig Meek
Edward Barnes Nellie Craig Barnes a Barnes Wilson and
Della Thomas the latter representing the Daughters of
Union Veterans and the Civil War Veterans in addition to
Donna Jean Kuhn and Wanda Barnett
On the SideineS but directing the entire show was
Helen Meek who will be installed president of the
Legion auxiliary for the third consecutive year
The Homecoming at Summerfield last week was a
success financially and otherwise We quite sure that
even Moses Horton would agree that lot of the credit
be given and rghtfu goes to Helen Meek daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Meek
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-11
W IS Z Or
O T H Z r WIS Z
By E.. o. BOND

Life is grindstone that pol
ishes some people but grinds
others.
A mans judgment is no better
than his information.
If you know it all, you can't
learn any more.
Some people cause happiness
where ever they go, others
whenever they go.
The future is not in the hands
of fate, but in ours. -Jusserand
The future is a world limited
by ourselves. - Maetrlinck.
Work faithfully eight hours a
day; don't worry. Then in time
you will become the boss and
work IL hours day and do all
the worrying.
All that stands between the
college graduate and the top OF
the ladder is the ladder.
Old bankers never die they
just lose interest.
It's hard to believe that this
country was founded partly to
avoid taxation.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-11
This w eek
i'm
Washington


President Eisenhower's tax
program faces a battle in the
Congress, according to Washing
ton reports. 1t will be the first
real test of Mr. Eisenhower's
political strength since he took
! office. No one, however, is rash
enough to predict that the PreSi-
dent will not have his way on
the five proposals he offered
Congress-:
l. The excess profits tax
should be extended for six
months beyond the expiration
date of June 30 in order. to gain
revenue of 100000, 900.
2. Congress should repeal the
| 5 per cent reduction of the tax
on regular income Of corpora
tions, which is now scheduled 10
go into effect April l, 1854. Con-
stlnuation of it would raise
$2,000,000,000 annually.
3. The scheduled reduction in
excise taxes due next April
should be maintained at least
until sounder system of excise
taxation was enacted. He would
make recommendations for this
next January.
4. The increase of the old-age
security tax from 112 per cent
to 2 per cent on both employees
and employers should be post
poned pending further study OF
Social Security taxes.
| 5. The 1851 tax of approx
mately IL per cent imposed as
an extra levy on individual in.
comes should continue until il
expires on scheduled date OF
| December 81.
. Stronger Allied ties is the
objective Of the meeting mex
week between President Eisen.
hover, Prime Minister Churchill
and the Premier of France.
1t is reported the meeting wa!
proposed by President Eisenhow
er. He said the big three leader.
would tackle the many pro
blems that must be solved co
operatively so that the worlc
cause of peace may be advanc
ed"
In other words, if the three
. have a complete understanding
, among themselves, then the,
Continued on Page 2-B)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-11
SCORES A HIT

The al-Scoch Robertson felowcraft degree team from
Cleveland scored hit last Saturday evening with 300
Masons from southeastern Ohio who attended
tation of the Master Mason degree the high school
auditorium
The degree team, numbering &c. took over lock- stock
and barrel and presented this degree perhaps the
colorfu manner that it has been given locally
Riding in two chartered Greyhound Buses the Ceve-
land group delayed for almost hour enroute when
they into heavy rain and wind storm.
They enjoyed dinner prepared by the ladies of the
Methodist church, after which they paraded around the
public square, dressed kits and other accessories
Their appearance in Caldwell sponsored by the
Caldwell, Sharon and Summerfeld Masonic lodges
One Mason from Marietta overheard to make this
remark, Saturday evening" 81 wonder how in the world
Caldwell got this degree team when Marietta has
trying for years without bit of luck"
largely due to the efforts of Frank Henderson,
member of the team, who had until just recently resided
Caldwell for the past years. during the construction
of the Caldwell plant Cleveland Graphite Bronze company
Very active in Masonry, Mr.. Henderson deserves and
is receiving the thanks of community and county
opportunity of seeing this famous Scotch degree team
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-11
TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONs
Pity the poor farmer!

Pity the poor farmer!
He doesn't get the chance reap what he sows.
has been ample warning about the 17year ocusts
but nary thing in advance about the army that
arrived last week to create havoc.
The eastern section of the county particularly hard
hit and the army have invaded this region
the damage has been most severe.
Feeding wheat, bronze grass and young corn, the
army do not bother legumes vegetables other
than
County Agent Floyd Henderson said that last week, the
worms literally covered the turkey houses the Robert
Cooper farm but at least in this instance the met
their waterloo for the turkeys would gobbe them up Agent
Henderson hastened to Cooper that the turkeys
wouldn't be harmed bit.
the Dick Douglass farm in Beaver township,
the different The wide swathe
through his wheat PATCH well the pasture land and
even his lawn.
This is the first time in many years that the army
worms have invaded the Ohio Valley and authorities
blame the extremely high winds which carried the
eggs and the south where they prevail
ent every year.
Regardless of the cause Noble county invaded and
# is the farmer who must suffer.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-11
JOURNAL NEWS ITEMS OF 10 YEARS AGO !.

Over 100 friends, guests and
members of the Noble County
Fish & Game club gathered at
the Caldwell Presbyterian
church dinner rooms Monday
evening for a moose dinner. The
moose was supplied by Charley
Lorenz, bagged on his last trip
to Canada. Toastmaster was Ray
Elswick.
Reports have it that the family
of Mr.. and Mrs. Forest L. Han
nahs of Summerfield, are really
doing their part for the war eff
fort. John, II, has just applied
for enlistment into the navy;
Martha was recently sworn into
the SPARS, after working at
the Ravenna Ordnance plant for
more than a year; Roy was in
North Africa with the army
when last heard from; Gerald
also just completed his basic
training with the army; and Mr.
Hannahs is doing his best to
raise bumper crop on his farm.
Records at the Thompson hos
ital show the following tonsil-
lectomies performed there last
week:
Richard Starr, Francis Com
beda, John Sabonis, George
Sabonis and Barbara Ann Com
beda. .-s~
New Arrivals: Twin daughters
to Mr.. and Mrs. James johnson,
Canton; daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Pyles; and son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Shufflin,
SanduSky.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-11
IT HAPPENED jaaI: - :
IN OHIO :!'::

june
Portage county was formed
from Trumbull county. The
name was derived from the old
Indian portage path, 1907
Cuyahoga county was formed
from Geauga county. 1907
June 8
Ohio Legislature created
Lucas county out of that part of
Wood county involved in a
boundary dispute with Michigan.
1885
June 8
The cornerstone of Kenyon
college was laid at Gambler. 1927
June IL
Dedication of marker and park
to Colonel William Crawford on
171st anniversary of his burning
at stake by Indians at Crawford
in Wyandot county. 1858
June IL
T" Januarius Aloysius MacGahan
from Perry county, one of the
greatest of war correspondents,
was born. 1874
The Gallipolis Dam on the
Ohio River, the largest roller
type dam in the world, was de-
dieated. 1888
Seventh Annual Treaty Camp
oree, Boy Scouts, at Greenville.
1853
June 13
James M. Pattison from Ham
ilton county and the 43rd Gov
ernor of Ohio, was born. 1849
Ohioana pilgrimage to Adena
1853
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-11

Leighton Archer, Darrell Mar
quis and Willard Bates, local
employees of the Ohio Associated
Telephone company, were trans
ferred to Amanda, south of Lam
caster in Fairfield county. They
left Monday and will remain at
their new stations indefinitely.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-11
THE BILLBOARD SPEAKS

Since Rev. Leslie E. Pritchard has been patsor of the
First Presbyterian church. CALDWELL has been his custom
to have clever sign the bulletin board facing North
street. - ~
This week reads as follows "e who thinks he can't
is usually right"
We feel # should have been, "Joy to the world for unto
us son is born"
Rev and Mrs Pritchard announced the birth of their
fE1A born boy, last Friday afternoon.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-11
LANGUAGE


Words are very important They supposed to convey
thoughts another until how mental
eepahy After that words will longer be needed However
have before this science perfected and
made place In the should
wisely simply killing time making
Not long cousin spend weekend with here
the hoer don't think let her thirty
while here She talked in sleep When she left
/ could tell single word she had said goodbye
This reminds of fine old cultured lady lived
the road short distance called
daughter her side said dear you'd
something for There two words wish would
One is swell and the other ousey promise
Sure granny I'd glad daughter
the Words?'
Yours for the Kings English Uncle Sam Stile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-09
Jewish Youth Urged
By President 10 Hold
Fast 10 Tradition

President Eisenhower today
called on young Americans of
the Jewish faith to hold fast to
ideals belonging equally to "the
traditions of America and to the
ancient teachings of the Jewish
religion"
The Presidents message was
sent to the National Jewish We'll
fare Board in New York in con-
nection with the forthcoming
nationwide celebration of Jewish
Youth Week. The observance,
beginning March 20, is sponsored
by the National Jewish Youth
Conference of the National Jew
ish Welfare Board.
1.-THE organized assault upon
these ideals which we witness in
our time makes all the more
urgent our appreciation of those
truths stated-in different Ian
guage but with the same mean
ing-both in the Old Testament
and the founding documents of
our Nation" the President said.
Freedom of religious worship,
freedom of discussion, rule by
the majority and respect for the
minority, mutual understanding
and trust among peoples of di-
verse faiths and traditions-these
principles define the way of life
cherished by all free people"
Gen. Eisenhower declared "ded-
ication to these basic beliefs by
you. the young of our free coun-
try, is our surest source of
strength for the future. I know
that the National Jewish Youth
Conference is devoted to this
truth. I know that, with the wise
counsel Of the National Jewish
Welfare Board, this years OBJ
servance of Jewish Youth Week
in the United States will inspire
you all to new awareness of the
great role you must play in the
saving of freedom"
Other messages were received
from Senator Lehman, Demo-
crat. of New York; Gov. Thomas
E. Dewey of New York; Gov. AL
fred E. Driscoll of New Jersey,
and Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-09
Milwaukee Plant Burns

MILWAUKEE,. Mar. 9 R.-
An unexplained fire which caused
damage estimated at 81 million
by company executive destroyed
the Milwaukee Equipment Man
ufacturing Co.'s three-story fac
tory building in South Milwaukee
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-09
ChopIins Again Expect
Child, Casino Aide Says
By the Assoeiafed Press

CANNES, France. Mar. g.
The administrator of the Casino
Of Cannes. Julien Duclos, said
last night that the Charlie Chap
Inns are expecting another child.
Mr.. DucloS said Mr.. Chaplin
told him of the coming event.
The Chaplins dined at the
Casino with the Aga Khan. The
movie star and his wife, the
former Oona O'Neill, daughter
Of playwright Eugene ONeill.
came here for a gala organized
by the Casino. Mr.. Chaplin has
three children by this marriage.
his fourth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-09

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ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
HOLLYWO(

HOLLY WOOD.
RoSsellini lost his chief money
man, Angelo Poppeao. It seems
Roberto's last three pictures
went way over their $1,000
per-picture budgets.
Mike O'Shea was landed in
Judy Holidays Name For Her
self" George Raft refused
$4,000 a year for a beer endorse
ment. On account Of he's a tee
totaler. Such honesty!
Even Mario Lanza'S servants
don't know his telephone num-
ber. There's blank space where
the number should be on the
dial.
Dig Van Heflin's crazy crew.
cut hairpiece in the Shane"
premiere photos! For no
reason at all it reminds me of
Bing Crosby's toupee which re-
cedes an inch every year.
X \ +
Danny Kaye and Panama and
Frank each own a third Of
Knock On Wood" Where Does
Paramount come in? They're
just using the studios money
and facilities and Paramount
will release the picture, Of
course. same studio is dick
ering with Bette Davis for a top
picture.
Tony Quinn follows "Ulysses"
in Rome with the Aim version Of
"Cavalleria Rusticana"-possibly
with Linda Darnell.
Gordon Mac Rae and wife
Sheila are plotting a husband
and-wife television show. Cor
don kept TV rights in his War
ner deal. And whatever hap
pened to Joe E. Browns TV pilot
for CHS?
Howard Keel and Keenan,
Wynn are going into the auto
business together in Santa Moni-
ca. And Metro is hoping that
what the beard did for Robert
Taylor in "Ivanhoe" the vandyke
Evening star., 1953-06-11
Hollywood Diary
RosseIIini Splits
With Money Man
By Sheiloh Grahum

will do for Keel in kiss Me
Kate"
Bob Hope is scanning the 49,
day diet. So am I. T.. Fay Wray
and Paul Hartman will team up
for a television series, Life OF
The Family"
AS soon as ''Melba" opens in
New York, Patrice Munsel and
her husband leave for Europe.
They have rented a castle in
Italy-a hundred rooms and no
plumbing, but the view is won
derful! And Monty Cliff is
on his way to New York to talk
a picture witlA "Melba" producer
Sam Spiegel. who seems to have
left Hollywood for keeps.
Just saw a photograph of Jen-
infer Jones and Humphrey Bo-
CART greeting George Sanders in
Rome. Bands. banners, slogans.
No wonder he had q nervous
breakdown. -
Attention, Gene Tierney: Rita
Hayworth is going to Europe
soon for eight weeks. And num-
ber one on her agenda is a meet
ing with the Aga Khan, grand
sire Of daughter Yasmin. Rita
wants that financial business
Strengthened out.
+ Il + \
Mickey Rooney's For the Love
Of Mike" TV series goes before
the camera for NBC when he
returns from Toronto. And
Donald O'Connor wouldn't take
$35, 900 for IL days in Canada,
Says he's too tired. He must be
The Rooneys and the Don
Taylors and the Spike Joneses
first-nighted at Ciro's for Ray
Anthony and his band. And the
joint was jumping. Everybody
Evening star., 1953-06-11

got into the act. Even Keefe
Brasselle-he banged the cymbal
while UCLA football coach, Red
Sanders lived in the back
room. along with a hundred high
school girls and boys all attired
in white. And downtown, at
the Statler-Xavier Cugat, lick
ing old wounds. asked the audi
ence: do I look like a mon
ster?" Explaining, he added: :
That's what my last wife called
me-"
X X X X
How come Ruth Roman left in
the middle Of the Ray Anthony
show, with husband Mortimer
Hall staying behind?
It wilt be a pity if Bill Goetz
leaves UNIVERSAL international in
November. as reported He has
done more to develop young tai
ent than any one else here except
possibly Don Hartman. Bill has
just put another $50.000 in the
Kitty at U-I to train new
players.
Guy Mitchell returns to the
London Palladium after Red
Garters"-"And Then." he vows,
"I'll finally honeymoon with the
girl I married seven months
ago."
Susan Zanuck, at the Mo-
cambo, asked Marti Stevens:
"Why Did You Change Your
Name?" (Marti's dad is Nick
Schenck.) MY Father" said
Marti, "was afraid I'd disgrace
him. Did your father object to
your going into show business?"
mo" said Susie. "They wanted
to get into the act. Nom used
to be a Mack Sennett bathing
beauty"
Add incidental intelligence:
When Barbara Stanwyck is
working, she eats q steak at 5:45
every morning! Her Three
Coins in the Fountain" film, by
the way. is the fifth since signing
with Paul Small q year ago. Be-
fore that, no offers for IS
months.
released by NANA)
Evening star., 1953-06-11
| Where and When
| Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

Stage.
Arena -" The Country Girl";
$3.50 pm.
Ambassador Shane; I,
3:05, Sis, 1920 and $50 pm.
Capitol - Girls Of Pleasure
Island; II am, 1:45. 4:30, tbs
and 10 pm. Stage: 1855, $40,
6:25 and $40 pm.
COlumbia-'Pickup on South
Street; 10:45 am, 12:40. 2:35,
4:30. 6:25, 1925 and 1925 pm.
DupOnt-"Man on a Tight
rope; 1870, 1925, 5:25, 1880 and
$40 pm.
Keith's - "The Hitchhiker"
11:15 am, /, 2:50, 4:40, $40,
$40 and 10 pm.
Little-"The Strange Ones;
6, 8:15 and 1915 pm.
MacArthur-"Penny Princess: ::
7:25 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan prince Of
Pirates: 1925 am, 2:25. $40
and $50 pm.
Ontario-"Count the Hours; !;
1:40, $3.50. 5:55, 1858 and $50
pm.
Palace-"The Girl Next Door,:
1880 am, 1885, $40, 5:45. 7:50
and 9:55 pm.
Playhouse - "Lili":: II am.
1885, 2:25. 4:20, $40. sos and
10 pm.
Plaza - 1.-THE Seven Deadly
Sins; II am. lis, 3:35. $3.50.
sos and 1925 pm.
Trans-Lux-'Salome";; II am,
1850, 2:45, 4:30, $3.50, $40 and
1915 pm.
,, Warner -" Shane; II am,
1:05. 3:15. 5:25. 7:35 and $50
pm