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Evening star., 1953-10-11
TOday'S HighlightS.

TOday'S HlghIIghtS.
1900, WNBW-Youth Wants to
Know: Senator Alexander Wiley.
1880, WTTG-Meet Your Con-
gress: A new time for the dis
cuSsion program.
= $3.50, WNBW-American Fo-
rum of the Air: do Our Anti
Trust Laws Protect Small Busi-
ness?"
$3.50, WTOP - Man Of the
Week: T. Coleman Andrews,
Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue..
Evening star., 1953-10-11

Show.
WMAL-10:SO, Cartoon capsrs; II, Miss Ruth
Anne; 1850, MOvietims; /, lust for
Fun; 2, Hollywood Matinee; a:1s, Ruth
Crane; $50, Jerry and Jimma.
WToP-s:3O, Morning Meditation; s:3s, Time
and Music; 7, Roy Meachum; ., Billy
Johnson's Cartoon Show; 10, Arthur
Godfrey; tits, Baird Puppets; 1t:30.
Strike It Rich; u, Valiant Lady;
12:15, Love Of Life; 1890, Search for
Tomorrow; 1245, Guiding Light; l.,
Allan Jeffrey's Show; 2, Freedom
Rings; 2;3O. House Party; ;. The Big
Payoff; 800, Bob Crosby.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Factory Seconds
in Luxury Woods
II Perfect, Values Up to $35

Some are 30" thick, some
are ! "a" thick some are
interior grade, some are ex-
terror grade, some are honey
comb core. some ore solid
core and there's q good
range of sizes to choose
from. In the lot are Mohog-
onies, Walnut, Birch, Oak
and Poplar. All have some
imperfection but ore usobIe
for many purposes.f Don't
miss this bargain.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
First Quality
African Mahogany
Perfect-Top Grode-Top QuoIity

These doors are all for in
terror use. Made with honey
comb core to insure strength
without weight. The genuine
Mahogany veneers on both
sides have luxurious color
and interesting grains The
prices are even lower than
the lesser quality up oint
Grade. " These doors are as
advertised, top erode and
quality, and perfect you
may order by phone with
confidence-osk for quota
tions on complete house
Jobs.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Saturday, October II, 1853

WNBW-1t, Creative coskery; Il, Here's Look
ing at You; 1880, Circle 4 Roundup;
las, Industry en- Parade; Z, News Re-
view; 2:ts, Football PredictiOns 2:3O,
Game PrsVew; 2:4S, Football tAlabama
VS.. TenResseel
WIoP-s;3o, MeditstOns; s:35, Zine ana
Music; l. Roy Meschum; .. eiIIy
JOhnson's Carlson Club 10, Frontier
Playhouse; II, Ask It Baskets 1850,
Rod Brown; Rocket Ranger; Il, Big
Top; I, Wild Gill Hiekok; I:3O, Range
Rider; 2, Billy Johnson; ESQ, Ask II
Basket; 3, Popcorn Playhouse; I, Pick
Temples Ranch.
WMAL-s5 Animal Time; 10, Tootsie Hippo
drome; 1880, SmiliR' Ed McconneliI
II, Space Patrgl.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Modern Design
Wrousht-Iron Legs
Dining TobIes . Coffee TobIes
Dining Tables

DINING TABLE SIZE: Made OF
y" iron rod securely welded 70
heavy steel plate drilled S10.95
for quick ottochment 1k
to top. Set Of four -
COFFEE TABLE SIZE: Mode OF
20" rod and welded steel S0,9S
plate. Pointed black some y
as obove. Set Of four =
RUBBER FEET: Protect floors ond
corpets; mode Of black rubber.
Eoch -------4--- 15c
Evening star., 1953-10-11
THIS WEEK IN TELEVISION
9e Sunday October IL, 1853 .sae s..5 2s+.t

1tis sns WMAl The Big Pictures ilsa New Mams
DAayb ReHlW u, This Me MG lze'
iG45, Faith for ISat sefan Nhheh
NeWsR wansm Believe.
o.
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.High-Priced Plane

WASHINGTON B-The cost of
the Boeing BAT bomber-without
its six jet engines. its spares and
its complex electronic equipment
is $l,1OO,OOO.
This figure was marked official
by the Defense Department today.
Air Force testimony in Congress
has listed the current average
price of BAT at S2,27O, 900. Gen.
Hoyt S. Vandenberg, retiring chief
of staff, also testified the 145 train
er versions, or THIS, deferred In
the budget for the new fiscal year
would have cost about $2,565 900
each.
A Boeing spokesman said these
figures included all the govern
ment furnished equipment which
goes into the completed airplane,
while the 81 100, 900 figure is the
bare cost of the plane itself, plus
the cost Of installing equipment.
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BUILDING SLOW

Continued From Page Seven)
can Street and the estimated cost
lis 81, 600.
Home improvements are listed
at 81 go each. M. Lamason. $3.50
Eagle Avenue. expects TO add on .
back porch. Harry Knight Of 3615
Eagle Avenue win also put up .
porch.
Repairs and additions for yari-
Gus business places include .
s. 900 addition TO the store at the
Southwest corner of Catherine and
Duyal Streets owned by Frank
.VaIladares.
General repairs to the Cave In
Restaurant at TO Duval Street
win cost $500. The House Of Linen
at 612 Duyal Street win have q
new stockroom to cost $50. Al
lens Toy Shop, 1907 Truman Ave
nue has been issued . new stair
and wall permit with the improve
ments costing $500.
L. r. Dion of 3031 Patterson
Avenue was granted a permit for
a single roof for 500.
A wire fence costing S547 Is
teiag put up al 7g4 Eaton Street
b. Theodore Ness.
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..PLENTY OF CREDIT"

Continued From Page Sevenl
than the minimnms SET b. the We
terans' Administration.
For example, he said. these
lenders customsrily require down
payments Of Is to % per cent and
limit their mortgage terms 10 a.
bout 20 years, although the CT pro-
gram calls for no down payment
and 80 years TO pay.
''The hard truth is that savings
and loan associations, while they
are doing a good job within their
limitations. just don't have the
resources TO finance all the CT
housing that Is needed" Spiegel
said. Three out Of four veterans
who want homes must go else
where for their financing. ard in
most cases today tfleg find that
mortgage credit has dried up com
pleiciy !"
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Ike Entertaills

WASHINGTON lR = President
Eisenhower is having his Cabinet
in for breakfast today for the reg
ular weekly meeting Of his official
family.
The White House indicated the
President might hold similar break.
fasts in the future, but today's az
fair was not necessarily q prece-
dent.
In addition to the 10 Cabinet
members, or their representatives,
those invited include Vice Presi.
dent Nixon; Henry Cabot Lodge,
chief delegate to the United Ma.
tons: Arthur S. Flemming, direc-
tor of defense mobilization; Harold
Stassen, mutual security admins
TRAITOR: Joseph NJ. Dodge, budget
director: Philip Young, chairman
of the Civil Service Commission.
and Presidential Assistants Sher.
man Adams and Wilson B. Per.
sons.
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HONEYMOON BEGINS

NEW YORK In = Stage and
screen actress Patricia Neal. n,
and writer Rouaid Dahl, SO, mar
.ried here Yesterday and leave by
plane today for a European honey
moon.
Dahl was born in Norway and
educated in England. He is a free
lance writer for magazines, includ-
ing the New Yorker.
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
DIAL 2-566l
50L.egal Notices
Tallahassee. Florida.
May 2fst. 1888
- Fnz -

may -ASI. 1898
NOT IGE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees OF the Internal Improve
ment Fund of the state Of Florida,
Pursuant 20 Law. will offer tor
sale for Objections Only. In TalIa-
hassee. Florida. az 1900 o'clock
An July eth, 1853, the following
described land In MONROE COUN-
TY. Florida, to-wit;
Beginning at the intersection OF
the North pre- perty line OF Hill
ton Haven Subdivision and the
Sorthwesterly R{w Line OF
Roosevelt Boulevard. run north
easteriy along aforementioned
RiW Line Of Roosevelt Buale-
ward q distance of SO feet.
thence at right angles I'm a
northwesterIy direction $50 feet.
thence at right angles in
southwesterly direction 60 feet,
thence at right angles In
southeasterly direction $50 feet
back to the point Of beginning.
Containing cas- acres more or
less
TO be used for Public Pui oses
only.
The Purchaser Is required TO pay
the advertising cost and documen-
tary stamps.
The Sale, Ii and when made.
shall be subject 10 the Trustees re-
serving unto themselves 75% OF
the phosphate. minerals and metals
and 50Se of the petroleum thereon
or hereunder.
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL.
IMPROVEMENT FUND Of the State
of Florida, reserve the right to re-
ject the sale
BY ORDER OF the Trustees OF
the Internal Improvement Fund OF
the state of Florida.
DAN MCCARTHY,
Governor,
Attest:
+. C. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Trustees /. J. Fund.
jun5-l2-ie-2s ;tuis. 1853
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
CASE NO. I3-503
VAN RAY NORTHuP,
VS.. DIVORCE
MARGARET ANN NoRTHUP.
Defendant. -
NOTICE by PUBLICATION
TO: MARGARET ANN NlRTHUP,
1853 San Rafael Street.
Glendale, California.
YOU ARE HIIREEY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and yoa are re-
quired 10 serve q copy of your
answer on attorney for Plaintiff and
file the original thereof with the
Clerk of this Court on or before the
card day OF July, AID 1858. other
wise Decree Pro Confess0 will be
entered apainst YOU.
DATED this 25th day of June,
AID. 1853, at Key West, Monroe
County, Florida
(SEAL) EARL r.. ADAMS,
Clerk Circuit Court
By: (sd) Florence y. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk
Enrique Esquinaido, Jr.
COS Whitehead street
Key West, Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff.
n26,ilys-io-l7,ls53
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Coming EUents

1elloWSnlp pEpkkAtus R043G1a00
Baptist Church. e.So pIA
Navy Thrift Shsp. I te1Rm.
Jayteen Youth Centar danee,
Poineiann, Q 70 n >. q.
owe. luncheon at Ut. Tayioe.
SuhRon Wives unit hosseesos.
Cocktails at 13:3o pm.
Officers Club Fern CAapese No.
a Order IL Eastern star.
Scottish rite Temple. 9 pm.
Cayo Hueso GruEt0. meeting ak
Rednen's Han, 6 Pm.
iATURDAY. JULY -
Youth for Christ Rally, ] miAg
Street Methodist Church. n
Fleming Street 7:S0 p.sA
Beta Sigma Phi picnic at Bahia
Honda, al day
American Legion Auxiliary Aaby
beauty contest, 80 ,. n. II.
gion Post Home
CPO Club, Naval States special
floorshcW and dancing, Z ,. n.
American Legioa nreWu9ks, Q
p. n.
dONDAY. JULY -
Gym classes Cor owe, asa
Plane Base, 70 an.
Alcoholics AnoaymOna ODeA
meeting. SIssA DuvaI elresk
3 pm.
Jayteen Youth Center. pelnelana
movies, . 3. n.
Initiation Of Nd Phi No pledges.
Place and time 70 b annsnns.
ed
Presbyterian Circle mss.lAgs:
Circle / ct home q Mes. Jos-
eph Bringman, ISlo Voa RAiS-
ter at 9 pm; Circle n q
home Of Mrs. Herbert Paee,
s72o Ave. Z. 3 p. n: CirelR II,
home Of Mrs. Waltpr ClaWDea,
Seidenherg Ave-. Q ,. n.
Ase1hcdiea Ne naaetine Al Waa.
Isv hc,,.s
Key West MinlStsFial AsSeiatiea
Circle /. First MetAodiut C.hureh.
~ "a
wSIIf F,r.t Hands. rA.,eA
80, = -
uIrSnAV my
eo'-I,ns a. 1ssI,..r. wives. , -
s:aS nm. 81 Naval aiaslee
yc,,,h a. 900. NlIis a.nIp a
So go, y. 49,. rsI.ss.,.- cs.,.-
:. ~ wh;s.h.s1 =
rc,,hir.I 1900 - h,.A,ev.N
~ w..'.s r~-s..
n0uIs :. 49,. = W. .s., 49,. -.
49,. -.
suss 1890
A'1 cn,s 800 SOr 49, : = =. - ~
c...l.,. s-1....s go. ,...
49, 80 /. - ,i.ss ~
a. ka-.S
NJ pI.h.,S 1.~~slSs ssTs
Arth,,, ss-vs, N
p,.y.rs 1870 ne,. AAA..a
N.w rasr.he,. 1900
.. m.
catholie naughtara - Amaries
,ro,,yt No. Gee e - -
No. ga. sd AMI To. 40. a.
Junior Woman's Cluh meeklna.
Woman,a CIuh. an =.
Kew west charter Ne. -. Ma.
tional Sojourners. PreShyterian
Church Of the Rock. q -. N.
Sea FinIRee Cootietfe Club 31l.
WV Post Home, q D. q.
WEDNESDAY, July -
Gym classes for owe. eoa
Plane Base, 10. an.
Navy Thrift ShOn. a a.M. -
Jpn.
Navy Wives D0WllAg LsaenA
Naval Station Alloys, 4 n.n.
Meeting, JunioT c.. conmagOo
q clubhouse, { n.m.
island CITY Navy wives CD -.
y, nesting q Whtto hat Club
Lounge. 70 an.
Dance at he 5aytssa YesA
Center, Potnciaue, . Pm. - II
pm.
Key West Order 81 Does, WkB
Club Annex, . pm.
Scottish Rite Bodies, ecoelA
Rite Temple, . DA.
Junior Debs, WOman's Club, S:Se
pm.
American Legion, Arthur SaWyog
Post No. a, Post Home, 9 D.m.
Fleet Training Group 0.W.X. 81.
fee EchoasiS. 70 an.
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2-Flowers- Irees-Sh
GRAPE vines, vitex bottle brush,
cape jasmine, double. white
and yellow Hibiscus. Woody'S
woodland Nursery, s1s Francis
81. jul2-3t
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To Buy

ITORTUGAS Shrimp Trawler
around 50 feet, preferably Cater.
pillar engine. Contact Box lls0 or
Telephone s-6l6l. Fl. Myers. Flori-
Ida. jlll-3tx
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38Automohiles For Sale

1919 PONTIAC convertible, radio,
heater, hydramatic. 1852 Chevro-
let 4-dr, radio, heater, powerglide
both in top condition. Call r. D.
French, Boo, Seaplane base.
iune30- 6txI
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1850 CHEVROLET convertible.
Like new, $sS5.O0. Needs money
more than car, Nick Maras Tropi-I
cal Hotel 114 Duval after 8 eve
|nings. jul1-3tx
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1919 HUDSON, tudor sedan. Excel
lent condition. Radio and heater.
Must sen, $750.OO. Phone 2-5495
JUL st
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So Bicycles and Tricycles

We have in stock all repair parts
and accessories for all american
and English built Bicycles. Over.
seas Cycle Store 1880 Eaton st.
Dial 2-6016. Jul1-tf
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1871 PONTIAC 8 sedan, 500. 2306I
Seidenberg. Phone 2-2449.
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Tallahassee. Florida.
June 18th, 1883,
NOTICE
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
Trustees Of the Internal Improve
ment Fund Of the State Of Florida,
Pursuant 10 Law will offer for
sale. for Objections Only, in Tallas
hassee. Florida, at 100 o'clock
AM. July 2tst, 1868, the following
described land In MONROE CoCN-
TY, Florida to*wit:
A parcel III bay bottom land
lying southeriy Of Lots ~. 20
and % OF SIN KREST Suhdt-
vision on Stock 5Stand. az re-
corded In Plat Book L, Page
I07. Public Records Of Monroe
County, Florida, and also being
a mart OF Government Tot 4,
Section -, Township 81 South,
Range Is East. containing OF
acres, more or less
Correct LEGAL description to be
furnished with deed.
The Purchaser IL required to pay
the advertising cost and docnmen.
tarv stamps
the sale, II and when made. shall
be subject 70 the Trustees resery-
Ing unto themselves 75G Of the
phosphate. minerals and metals and
50es Of the petroleum thereon or
Hereunder.
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL.
FUND reserve the
right 10 reject any and all bids
BY ORDER az the Trustees Of
the internal Improvement Fund Of
the state OF Florida.
DAN McraRTY
Governor.
Attest.
=. G. Eitiot. Sec.
Trustees j. /, FgH5
unIs- rs Tvs 10 y I'll s'53
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USED Truck and passenger car
tires - New recaps, all sizes.
Dicks Tire Service, s29 Truman.
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TROPICAL Hotel. Newly removal.
ed large rooms. Singles 500.
Doubles $500. ia Duyal ST.
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ROOMS for working men. 500
to 5000 per week. Cooking faci.
lities. Apis. 5000 TO 5000 per
mo. Apply All william st. jull -etx
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COOL, comfortable rooms. Hot
water. Apply SIS Francis ST.
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USED PARTS for most makes
cars. Radiators cleaned and re-
paired. Overseas Garage. Stock
Island. Phone 2-6S21. junl9- s0tx
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ROOM for rent, kitchen privileges.
Phone 2-79S5. hll.3t
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For Rsnt


FURNISHED s room house newly
renovated. Fenced in. Children
welcome. Phone 2-z2O5. jul3-3t
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30A-Truclks For Sale

1910 FORD sedan delivery $500.
Phone 2-2SO7. See at GIL Tru-
man. jul2-3t
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rooms. One block from BUSH
mesa dist. Free parking. SIS White
head ST. june2g- 6tx
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-02
Family Cat Goes
Berserk And Bites
Mrs. Ray Davis,
Owner, Is Victim

Noble County Health Commits
sioner N. S. Reed is treating
Mrs. Ray Davis of Senecaville
route /, for rabies, after her cat
went berserk and bit her on the
leg, below the knee, last week.
The cat had also previously
attempted to bite Mr.. Davis but
his trouser leg prevented the
teeth from reaching his skin.
AS precaution, ali the cats in
the neighborhood were destroy
ed and the head of the Davis
cat was sent to the state labora-
tories at Columbus, where no
evidence of rabies was found in
the brain. However, the labora-
tory technicians added that the
brain examination does not al
ways prove final. Since the cat
acted with all the symptoms of
the disease, it was probably af-
flicted.
The commissioner is making
this announcement so as to re.
mind all countians to report dog
or cat bites. This will prevent
the spread of rabies and protect
others in the neighborhood OF
the animal.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-02
Dexter City
Leads Midget
County League
Caldwell Nine
Beats Senecaville
In Tuesday Game

Dexter City continues to lead
the Noble county midget league,
according to the standings re-
leased Tuesday evening by
James Watson, president.
Dexter City has five wins and
one loss in their perch on the
top notch. Others in the order
of standing are Senecaville, five
wins and three losses; Summer
field, two wins and five losses
and Caldwell, two wins and five
losses.
The Caldwell Midgets defeat
ed Senecaville Tuesday night on
the latter's field, 3 to 2. Ferguson
was the winning pitcher and
Chamberlain, the loser.
Summerfield played at Dexter
City and the game ended tied
up at 6 all in the sixth inning.
1t was then called off on account
of rain.
Saturday, July 4th, big
double header has been planned
on the old ball field. At 2:30 p.
M, Dexter City will play Cald-
we'll and two hours later, the
Noble county all-stars will play
WOOdsfield.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-02
Bob Secrest To
Be VFW Speaker
State Convention
Slated For Columbus

Two Ohio congressman, active
in committees dealing with mill
tary affairs, will be among the
speakers for the 33rd annual de-
partment of Ohio encampment
Of the veterans of foreign wars,
July 6-12, at Columbus.
Rep. Robert T. Secrest of
Senecaville, representing the
18th district, is one of the head
line speakers. The other con-
gresham is Rep. William Ayers
of Akron.
Headed by Commander Will
liam Lahue, the local post and
its auxiliary will be well rep
resented at the state convention.
The first business session will
begin Thursday with the annual
parade scheduled for Saturday
afternoon, July IL.
At this state meeting, Robert
S. Ralston, of Caldwell, will be
installed as commander of dis
trict No. 5, the highest honor yet
accorded to a local veteran.
Ralston will also be the first
veteran of World War II in the
state to hold the district COM
mander's job.
1t is believed that Secrest will
be one of the speakers on the
Friday program.
Mrs. Frances Taylor is presi-
dent of the local auxiliary unit.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-02

traffic safety program sponsored
by the State Highway Patrol
and the National Safety coun-
Gil.
The SIXTEEN check list, as
announced by Cpl. Wells fol-
lows:
Drive at a speed so you can
stop in the assured clear distance
ahead.
Slow down before you get to
curves and intersections.
At night, drive at the speed
which will let you stop within
your headlight range.
Drive with traffic. You are
probably going too fast if you
are passing many cars - to
slow if many are passing you.
Where children are playing,
be able to stop in car length
or less.
When you're tired or inatten-
tive, stop.
IF every driver will develop
the habit of following these
check points, there would be
fewer traffic accidents on the
streets and highways" Cpl.
Wells said.
Sheriff Donald Conaway has
fully endorsed the above pro-
gram and he also urges all
motorists to use extreme eau
ton on the highway this double
holiday weekend. Sheriff Con-
away also said that leach driver
should be careful and at the
same time, watch out for the
other fellow. 1t is always the
other driver at fault"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-02

Hannahs, Caldwell pitcher,
was tagged for nine hits but
struck out six in the pinches.
Don Watson did the receiving
behind the plate.
The Merchants drubbed Old
Washington 14-4 in league
game last Wednesday night on
the fairgrounds.
Caldwell used trio of pit
chers - Morris, Cline and Til
ton with Capers behind the
plate. The visitors scored all
their runs in the final inning
off Tilton as they banged out
four of their five hits.
The Merchants went to work
in the second inning, pounding
out seven runs on five hits as
10 men batted.
After picking up a lone run
in the third frame, Caldwell
came back to register six more
in the fourth although getting
only one hit. Seven walks, an
error, and a fielder's choice fig
ured in the scoring.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-02
Four-M Club Members
Piedmont Camp Bound

Noble county will be well rep
resented at the All club camp
next week at Piedmont.
On Sunday, the Senior group,
numbering approximately 81
boys and girls will leave for
Piedmont. Senior camp will
close Thursday and Junior
camp will continue the remand
er of the week. There are so
enrolled in Junior camp.
All club members from Noble,
Monroe and Belmont counties
will be at Camp Piedmont dur
ing the coming week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-02
Mrs. Cora Boyd
Is Lucky Winner

Mrs. Cora Boyd of Caldwell,
was the lucky winner of the
new Maytag washer, given away
by Patterns Appliance Center,
Saturday evening, June q.
The drawing for the washer
was held after a two weeks an
niversary sale at the local ap-
pliance store. There were about
500 signatures registered for the
drawing, representing persons
who had visited the store dur
ing the second anniversary sale.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-02
Buffalo Man Held
On Serious CHARGE

John T. Brooks, So, of Buffalo,
is in Guernsey county Jail, after
arrest by Sheriff Forest Warden,
charged with the illegal practice
of medicine. Arrest was made
Friday.
Brooks claims he has admins
tered nature cures" for 80
years, but a complaint was filed
with county authorities, only
after brooks had given an intra-
muscular penicillin injection,
He also had prescribed an unde-
termined type of pills to the pa
tient.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-02
Midget Team, Will!
Plav DoubIeheader

On Saturday, July 4th, the
Little League baseball organ
izatiOn will present a double
header at the Old Athletic
Field, South Addition, Cald-
well.
At 2:30, it will be the Dex-
ter City Tigers VS.. Caldwell
Redskins.
The second game will see
the WOOdsfield All-StarS VS..
Guernsey-Noble All-Stars.
Both games are promises OF
real baseball competition.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-02
TONSILLECTOMIES FRIDAY

Gary Edgar, of Summerfield,
and Loretta Henry, of Summer
field, underwent surgery for the
removal of their tonsils and
adenoids at the Thompson hos
pital on Friday. Both were dis
missed to their homes the same
day.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-02
Cadet Jack Fowler
Al Fort Sill, Okla.

Cadet Jack H. Fowler, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Fowler,
600 Spruce street, today began
a period of intensive field train
ing in artillery science and
tactics at Fort Sill, Okla, as part
of the Army Reserve Officers
Training Corps advanced course
in military science which he is
taking at Ohio State University.
He is participating in a six
weeks artillery summer camp
along with approximately 2400
other Army ROTC cadets from
38 states, Hawaii, Mexico, the
Philippines, Puerto Rico and
Canal Zone, representing 86 col
legeS and universities.
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