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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13
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Fying. Thay zeal have 70 sheu
thelr knees nexi spring.
a. siofs buysFs frum EVER see
liom q ne eeunary poured lnta
New Vera thas wesk iur ths epsn
ing e spring Markei week h ~
wholesals garmana district. Il BE-
ease apparena almost ~ enee thal
ne hFiaf threat Il kneelangih
skFs isunehsd n PsFis wss
false alarm.
Perhaps tha storm uf protests
from Us woman I'D something
b e wiiA a. Perhaps Me- Vert
manufaeiurws decided 81 70 b
pmnhed around any mere hy Paris
deerees" whnaavsr tha Feason,
nexi springs eoais. aniis and
dresses shows thls week ~ lead.
nc wholesalers are about ne kame
length 80 these 81 this fan. In some
cases akirh mas bs sliskgiy shoFi,
e., bui ne disisrsnes is noi snoagh
% be pereaptihle.
Biggest news 90 Car In the early
shewings y he return e TIE
black e. navy fitted dressy coaf.
In sllk or wool-and-sHk mixtures.
Cor spring town wear. Many Il
these have wids white linen col.
lars. soms are dssigned b b worn
Is coat dresses.
Also impagtant In the spring coat
picture ere little waistlengtA TOP
prs IN paelsl fleece. some spat.
tered with lewels. 20 gear day or
night white and oii.whiie u used
widely IN The new fleece coats.
most Il which are IN fssfher nrhs
fnbries. olter Of wool hlended wish
cashmere 90 ananra.
Suits are slim. fItied end under.
stated for the most par. Fabrics
provlds TIE erama. There are
many silk tweeds, alpaeas and
Siik.and.wool mixtures IN the
lprina sait liasup. Lghiwelehs
lahries are ne nsw order. one g..
algnw explaining that hsased ears
I'D warmer climate throughout
Ihs eoaniry have done away With
ne nsed Tor heavy. bulky clothes
NE spring Silhouette has
ruanded. natural shoulder line
sleeves oAsn beng cut Il enc vita
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13

kebert karahaw aunounce6 pre-
sens enFollmenl as a. MFs. Z. p.
batly vas annoaneed delegsis -
ne state Cesentiom a nayaona
Beach 10 BE- held Novemher IRA
b issh. Room eouns hannsrB were
presented b Mrs vlrRinia pals-
gFose's first araas. and % Mrs.
Carol Gears fouFtA arada
A door prize waa awardea -
Mrs. A z cuinefis. Fearth arads
mothers we're ho1seaaas Coz shs
social hour a tha Close q fha
meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13

Tha fpllgwlng touplea have a..
Ellea lw mafFiaEa licenses Il lhe
eliles q coauty 1udga naymond
h Lard
uonald ponnhna. -. Us &C
80. sna Afiens Thans. a. spr.na.
Ted, Mass.
Aalhan 0s6ewna. y. Us Ia.
safeTa, as caFnstla Porter, -
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Aces PefaA n. is PoFiar p.
80 MaE4nFsi Cafhallo. a. I'D
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kafi ". Mesehka, a. Us Huss.
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fatio Note.
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Be Chlea. Phyllls Z. nakaF. "a
MaFakknn.
Carries ogsllla siaAelmaa a
- Thweaafn, and DoFuthy -.
lsE. ~ oeean Nlew Metal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13
Paper Official
Visits Cifizen:
Praises Plant

chalres 7 Hicks. vicepreslaent
ct the Bowaier Paper Go. wssh q
bees IN Nsw fork Ciy, was a
guest of the Ksy West citiEsn Issl
vssk, aad was taken throuKh the
editorial ofnees and composing
Fooms q ne newspapsF plant Ne
praised TIE modern pFinuas equip
meat, and said that 10 foand 'the
visit here most Interesting
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13
Bazaar Called Most Successful
EUeT Held By Methodist Congregation

ons q the shurrh baaaars IL hs year as s
GO ~ od A4ons hsnoaAs 1hareA week ears asr.
neoa 81 late sssnnG sosds med sraeve hohs
a8 many ChFmaa sra aaa sssysa 90 tAs aslesus hakaa
Aam dmnr wA al - mmmsa whh eooked ~ ~ ladies
% - sAurrh uaaaf fhs dFeetaa Fl MFs. Ear Dalnn.
carman e he BAZAAR Mrs. Bryce wooldrdrs hsd - she
dspaent 81 had and ensre aaw wens slsae "a ne
smosnss ut ndeses hard wak 50 eaFa prsparanoa
egerynma's nmn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13

CAr44ar ehRnse enmaa lArea
wass - miid. madlnm and aharn
Nea e1n ~ TIE weaKesAapsd slrs
30 want &c = larre sAeel 4 aiso
GENES pre- paekaGed. rindfree and
= an az fxSstnri wrapper. serve
4 wsth saisas h sandwiches. ~
iopplaga for easSerpls dixkes e.
$500 ~ a. ansert eta frpsh
fruatn anA maln
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13

foa % hod 4 dlsservlee 4 xua
oost aeifuss yuur refrigerator -.
galarly. WAsn frost e. De rafFl.
seFsleF uali . mere lhsn eae-qsaF.
lsF meA thisk, 4 keeps ne ed
Zen eirgulaalng throaghous -
foed esmpaFament
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13
BV D~slhv Zee

the dress or iaxkat. wish daeu
armholes and eurxing hnss ahsVe
Ne waist. This lmporiaus curves
efieet = aehiexed b. varlms
means. such a. Invaded pkss
curved seams adroluy shapea
po<ksts and SmooiA. hehlselehi
iahries tat drspe gFaeelaay.
New alao are "pirture rame
eallnrs" whlch slnnd uut frsn a.
Fafher open naekilns a trsnd
started u PARIS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13

N old-fasAiened eanwaa hag and
. mallst are stIIl fns b zee wAsn
yoa want b ehnp Ice.
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ANNOUNCEMENT CALENDAR

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13

heguiar meetlnH 81 tie Navy
CT seeuls wns hsld laal nlghs -.
g. c. leaamahip Il Mrs. ~
warmar.
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Members - tie beard of dlree.
tefs e the Lian'e club wnFs dn
ner gneais e the home 81 NJ 80
hfA Armamdo pareH lnsl evsnsna
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iAa F9sl Naiionai Sal a. Key
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13

The Junlm Womana Cub aniar.
talnaa Tmamaey wiih . ainnnr nma
baalnaHs meNiinH - a. Canxha
Hoial ne elah weieamea Nrs
Ger9e Mllla Whlis e sponsor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13

~. nnf MFa oll1 gabn1an wAs
lave heen b Mana ~ . week
rstmmed yesterday.
Evening star., 1953-08-14
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAN-powntown busi-
(leased), 2-car garage, 8 apts., good
income: Speculators attention. Act
today to secure this bargain. Beau
efHl eaton aetafhsS spt taBt r6s 6dF and # IT,
Sinette arg bath. Cali Mr.. opUM.
$500 CASH DOWN on Aunt Bldg,
ceenv' Sc; section. Full price. 81;
CoEHMsIa SG4hTHI cG RD. RA ANS $780, issS AREA AREA
baths, full unfin. bsmt. with front
and rear entrances; EXCEL; income;
sss sSSS TiHs2 INEa cTsaASp aTsf Ssp1eRSM2 RM
conn. AYE. AND KALoRAMA RD.
AREA-3-unit apt. house with jan
itor's quarters In bsmt. Potential
income, S375 mo-; best rental area;
close to transp. shopping and
ffSE2'sSRi fSE2 egszARD EN- sssssa; os%a
DnPLExs 4Ri KIM ASb SMALL APT. BIbdGs.
wanted. Have buyers for clean
properties priced right. Must have
ss5ailss ao 5000 & expenses R. G. DoNNE'
Priced less than g times annual
Mri ssn'' Manual. ian ls' EAT eS s-Ssse 81 O Wit with
DRURY REALTY CORP, AD. 2
THREE 1Hsg UNITs-s2, 900 down; opp.
Sears Roebuck ne. store: S270
mo. income; for sale to white, or
colored; cor. semidet. brick; ideal
for prof. men. RAFFELL REAL
g EsTAT1E; TATE IJTUp;ee1N JU; 9I1 Jog TIL q u .v.
and E.-W. hwy: approx. $4,000
yearly income; excel. cond.; car
peted Railways, fenced yard. always
rented; S4S, 900. RAFFEL REAL
ESTATE, JU. 9-S7Q4 till 8.
OWNER LEAVING, must sell; reduced
to &34. 300; 5-apk. brk. semidet.; o.r.
tens. pay uttIs. On bus. 10. 3-6sS9.
lis
Evening star., 1953-08-14
100 ACRES
LOTS AND AcREAGEs FOR sALB

5 LOTS FOR SALE, Rockville. Md.
Inquire A. D, SHADE. r. D. 3.
Coatesville Pennsylvania. -l6
8 mi. west Dumfries: borders on
road surrounded by Govt. reser-
vation; stream on edge Of property.
B. z. SISSON Triangle CIV. 10
BUILDERS LOTS 1897. 65x100 IT,;
sell all or aalf; only 2 blks. 10
erty. OWNER, 10. S-5777. --15
SEMIDETACHED--20 lots. utiis. ins
street on grade; CT financing.
SWATS a. HARRIS AP 7-2925.
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON

SEE THESE SAT. OR SUN.
BON AR-ST. ANN'S PARISH
S15,950 for 8 bedrms.. lily. rm. with
den and buiit-in gar. A modest
down payment will handle.
BROCKWOOD-ST. AIMS PARISH
S18,95O for this could be home and
income with. .bedrms. e down
and 2 upl; bsmt., screened porch
Last. AGNES PARISH
S22,260. Experience and fair OF
eraciousneSs and hospitality as you
enter this Immaculate. fairly-priced
3-bedroom Colonial. The Hving
porch is on q Fright kitchen With
large table space. The gar. is
entered from a tiled-fioor reer. rm.
mense liv. rm. with flrepl.. sep. din
rm. and stairs are carpeted to suit
anyone's furnishings, Here you can
entertain both formally and In
formally.
Evening star., 1953-08-14
MCLEAN VA

friendly community dead-end street:
mr.. school bus; lge. liv. rm.; low
down payment: $4,000.
LEE w CHARTERS. BROKER
Mclean. Va. Elmwood $4,000
Evening star., 1953-08-14
LUXURIOUS
HOLLYWOOD
MODERNE

A rambling rambler. 1853 style. in
Q wooded setting Of suburban charm.
You will be awed by the touch of
professional decorating and MASTER
full planning brousht forth In this
sparkling and most unusual floor
and ga baths (master bedroom and
bath in q separate wing). A really
huge and bright kitchen with all Of
the latest facilities. A handsome
recreation room featuring indirect
lighting and bar Patio. garage and
carport. Truly q home OF distinction.
Military orders cause owners sale.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
t763 Lee HWY, on Glebs, IA. 10000
Evening star., 1953-08-14
DESK SPACE
FARMS

business: II States, sTRouT 4 REAL
t., t., 711,A WSoodward Bldg, WASH
79-ACRE FARM at the base Of
Sugarloaf Mt. in estate area. For
information call BuckeyStown 1852.
500 DOWN. $50 mo. buys for $1,000
a. acres woodland; state road:
4N springs; ssi, gqwer line; n mi. south.
bus. and mail by farm; 6-rm house:
outbldgs. S1o,50O. MR.. Olson.
TURKEY FARM. housing
5000 poults and turkeys; dressing
plant, ami; dwelling 81, o00 cash.
Frederieksburg l71O-W. --16 -.
100 ACRES, approx. 20 clear; good
house, cleo: well-stocked bass pond;
Hwy, z, Bluemont tpine grove seq F..
in Blue Ridge Mountains, "a mi East
shenandoah River. Cross Blue Ridge
ty rd. at white sign, Wharton. c. A.
WHARTON, WO. 6-5755, DI. 7-76l2.
$500 DN.. S100 mo. buys l78 acres
with 100 acres fertile open land.
large main house. tenant house. OUT
SodSR ssSsiS1 1S,,i.5 SdiS5oQG WILLIAM WILL n A.
500 On, $40 mo. buys white asbes-
tos-shingled Arm. bungalow, well,
outbldgs.. r acres. in Hwy 33. Inn
mediate poss. $3.50. Also good z.
rm. house. acre lot, outbldgs., we'll.
etc, on main hwy. close to school.
churches, stores. for S62.50; easy
terms. WILLIAM A. COOKE. Louisa,
Va. Phone 81.
65 ACRES in foothills of Blue Ridge,
beyond Warrenton. Va 6-rm. house
on knoll, overlooking Rappahannock
River. secluded: 81. 200. Cali OWNER.
JA. 1892 or KE. 1869. -IR
SOO-ACRE GRAZING FARM--View
of mts.;. $50. a, bottom land. Ice.
stream. fruit trees, hunting. fishing:
good 10-rm. house, 3 tenant houses,
silo, barns, machinery. loo beaut.
buy. Mr.. OLSON, WO. 5000.
800 ACRES. on .Rappahannock Riyeri
swimming, fishing, hunting, good
grazing, beaut. mod. 6-rm. house.
6-rm.. tenant house; good tenant;
outbldgS. MR.. OLSON. WO. 6-7029.
Evening star., 1953-08-14

$1,000
Glen Carlyn area; CT or FHA. Lge.
3lbedrm. Il DOWN.; frame: on
l00x120 cor; l blk. from express
bus and l blk. from school.
S12,500-GI
3-bedrm. ranch style home on lKe.
lot; fenced at rear; screened porch.
$1,000 cash: 2-bedrm.; 2 frame:
Sstixr Saisik settlement; poss': Glen
CARROLL BICKEE CO.
2020 N. 10th st.. Arlington. Va.
ia. 1920 Ewes. DA. 5-9O2S
Evening star., 1953-08-14
STORES FOR RENT

SUITABLE for any business. Reason
STORE. Wisconsin ave, Bethesda a
business section; 2Ox60 Available
Oct. J; Gal Cal between and pm.
sG0hr j mss5s center Hy: " c. hs T. RssEt kS7
Me. s-3879. 80
center in D. c.; over 1000 families
within. walking distance, opposite
tition; ,, r you . act nins imimnsdiatsIy. lately ,ws
rent, lease to suit. ZIPKIN. INC,
UN. 4-35O0 or Mr. Leonard at 20.
TWo T7S7sS xD1o1NHRG a9S siRsi STORES, i7Ias7s -h
each: avail Feb. 1. in new addition
tT to Kent ze0tesv Village shopping Is center
ANNAf0LHs:. M 1f1SIGs. MD.-About Sept. is
73 West st.-1Sx70 modern front
Inquire II West st. MR.. LIsS, An
napolis 2431 or AD. 4-46SS.
COR. GA. AVE. AND CRITTENDEN
sup sT NWst Iss1 fsntl T. cs :tTF' oWRRs tPRsc S6
Newly 1af1T DECORATED STORE, s6xeb
near a Warner Bros; theater In an
uptown shopninE center 1y i,ro EeSs' rsnI en-
Cau hObER1 9dAEErtC.
2-0604; evenings, EN-. 3-0151. -lS
224 E. CAPITOL ST.-Dry cleanine
store with pressing equip. Rent
S125 mo. Call CO. 5-6222. IA
CORNER STORE, best retail location
in Sill. spg. shopping center, S53h
Georgia ave, Sill; Spg., Nd EIG q
McKEEvER, Fig Bldg, Sil. SpE., Nd
ULTRAMODERN - Beautifully de-
signed front with solid glass door;
26x65. with bsrAt.; near theater, on
busy suburban street. $500 month,
good lease. THOMAS v. LAKE,
Reaitor, AP. 7-840O. Ia
GROCERY OR DELICATESSEN-716
18th st. ne, mr.. H; fully equipped
no good will; $50 mo-; will rent
without fixtures for other business.
212 9TH ST. Sc, across from Eastern
Market-Mod. store, terragzo hrs.;
heated: 500 monthly.
1929 New York ave. n.w.-Three-
story building, basement. oil h.-w.h.
Presently arranged in of1ices approx
imateIy 15x1S. Two baths. $4OO q
Rear Of 3s New York ave. n.w.-Sec-
ond floor space, approx. 36x75. with
heater, bot-water heater. lavatory.
$40. Key in glass shop on LIST floor.
JOHN r. DONOHOE & SONS. 314
Penna. ave. Sc, Washington, .. C
Ii. 3-O0S4. IL
Evening star., 1953-08-14
TREES-TREES

II you want real honest-to-goodness
towering shade trees around your
dream rambler. this is your cup OF
tea, and no fooling. All brick con-
struction. just IL yrs. old and
in new-house condition. There's q
spacious living room with cozy din
bright bedrooms. all on / floor.
The really outstanding feature Of
this home Is the charming setting
and the beautiful HANDICAPPED
60x1TO-ft, level lot. Located In
Falls Church. Just q step to schools.
stores and Transportation. Low
OFFICE OPEN 8 TILL 9
j. Wesley Buchanan, Inc:
Radio Bldg. ,Ari.. Va. IA. 4-11b6
Evening star., 1953-08-14
HOUSES SALIVA. tcont.D J
SPACIOUS BEAUTY

Picture yourself living In q house with
O 26-ft. liv. rm. which has windows
all along one wan and q modern
rsDit at n;i,e the end rSSm S';rS Win y
q SEP. rm., II It. long, with windows
along one wall. Really enjoy prepar.
ing meals in bright, fully equinped
kit. There is "a bath on that floor
and storage space also. A few steps
bath. outside there is a carport.
This UNIQUE house is set on q lot
nearly 200 IT. deep. Yet with all
these ADVANTAGES for you, the owner
is asking only S17.950 and will per-
Wsn NIT YOU to has sss1ms nrepsd his lean 9Si. you
only 4 mos. His child walks to school
and bus stop is only / blk. away.
Wouldn't You like to see this house
this evening?
MANNAS REALTY CO. ia. S-27S3
Evening star., 1953-08-14

LONG BRANCH PARK
Mr.. SHIRLEY HWY. AND GLEBE RD.
built semidet. on nice lot, mr.
excel. transp. to Pentagon and D. C.
1st f.; liv. rm., din. rm., kit; 2nd
A.; 2 bedrms. and bath. Full, we'll
improved bsmt. Reas. priced with
terms.
ELIJAH G. ARNOLD
tCoI U. 8. A.. Retiredp Broker
EN- 3-4335 OV. 3-4146
Evening star., 1953-08-14

Store near 10th and p SITS NV, ideal
for any type business reas. rental.
DANIEL D1ENER, AID. 1862.
Evening star., 1953-08-14
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
[ Acre of Woods

with o sparkling stream adds charm
to this 3-bedroOm all-brick rambler,
with screened porch and many other
additional features. Beautiful vege-
table and flower garden make this
home h a ob bargain ,d.nS1t nt Sl6,9Sm0' ga with
GlebeWood Realty
216O N. olebe Rd., Arl. ia. 7--7737
Evening star., 1953-08-14
CHURCHES FOR SALE
FOR CHIIRCH Use

FOR CHURCH USE
property. ideal for church
use, seats over 700, beautiful bldg.
plenty of parking, good NV. loca-
tion. Priced below market for quick
sale. Call Mr.. Dixon, ST. $1,000.
James L. Dixon & Co.
IA
Evening star., 1953-08-14
AL BAKER

i1e South St. Asaph ST., Alex. Va.
XII. 9-6644 TIE. 6-7343
Evening star., 1953-08-14

BRICK CAPE COD
In wooded section. this beautiful
house has big bedrms. upstairs.
Liv. rm.. has nice firepl.: big din.
area and equipped kit. A superior
home for only $16.500 and we think
$4,000 cash will sufice.
MANNA9 REALTY CO. IA. S-27SS
Evening star., 1953-08-14

REALTOR
2212 Wilson Blvd. JA. 7-930O
The Home of Your Dreams
This beautiful, tapestry. brick. Colo
nial home with attached garage. in
setting Of towering mapls n,,rt;on trees ssd
location in one of N. Arlington's 5
best FesidsntSs :eSod sections: sHs sns GlSs1 n
to Wash and Pentsgon. Beautiful
iiv. rm; with fireplace: Family
5 bedrms. and bath on SECOND door;
large 16x24 pine-paneled rm. on
third floor; full bsmt., 14x2O pine,
paneled recr rm. with flreolp CO and
shower bath. outside entrance TO
owner transferred: Asking $23, 300,
with easy financing: ; only 80 S4 cnIN BY
POMPONIO REALTY
REALTORS-INSURERS
2222 WILSON BLVD. IA. $4,000
Evening star., 1953-08-14
OPEN
BUY
ON A SHOE STRING

ON A SHOE STRING
$4,000 CASH
Delightful white masonry ,3-bedrm.
shade trees. All-electric kit. with
dishwasher and disposal; conv. to
Falls Church. Assume S10.750 &%
loan; full price only S15.760.
$4,000 CASH
Unique, spacious and charming center
hall brick Cape Cod with attrac--
"a bath on 1St foor; large llv.
rm., din. rm., mod. kit. with dish
washer and disposal; 2 huge bed
rooms and bath Up; full bSrnt. /;
beautiful lot; excel. N. Arl. section.
A home you'll love to own. at
$4,000.
HOLLEY-THOMPSON
kR00 LEE HWY
Evening star., 1953-08-14
1d0Q p CIR NJ w
DOWNTOWN

irst-n. store and bSmt.; newly deco.
rated. Rent. 500: RA. 3-6784. lis
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-30
Local 0ilmen
Given Awards
Bill Moore, Mike
Brienza Honored

Two leading Noble county oil
men have been presented the
public relations award of the Oil
Industry information committee,
according to statement releas-
ed today by l.. J. Loufman, chair
man Of the Kentucky Ohio Ten
nesSee district.
The award, based on outstand-
ing leadership and personal ac-
complishment in the industry's
public information and educa-
ton program, was presented to
Mike Brienza of the Sinclair re-
filming company and William
Moore of the Standard Oil COM
pany.
In making the presentation Mr..
Loufman stated: "In accordance
with the unanimous vote of the
committee, am privileged to
present you with this public rela-
tions award as tangible evidence
of our appreciation for your vol
unteer activities in making in
formation about the oil industry
available to the public, thereby
establishing a better understand
ing between the industry and its
customers.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-30
Three Given Fines
In Mayors S Court
Jail Sentence
To One Offender

Hayward F. Bennett of Lorain.
was arrested Monday evening for
reckless driving by state highway
patrolman Holt. He was the driv-
or of the auto that left U. S. route
Il and hit a bank a short dis
tance south of Dudley. He was
fined $1,000 and costs by Mayor
Homer Johnson of Caldwell.
The same evening, James
Robinette, 19, of Clendening, w.
Va, was arrested by patrolmen
for driving motorcycle without
an operators license. He was
sentenced to 10 days in the Noble
county Jail by the Caldwell
mayor. This man admitted that
he had appeared in various courts
for variety of offences on 10
different occasions. His opera
tors license had been suspended
for a period of two years in Can
ton last July.
Fred kessler of Cincinnati, was
fined $500 and costs by the mayor
Tuesday after he was arrested
by Marshal Jack Oliver for MAX
ing a U turn on Main street in
Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-30
Grand Jurors To
Convene Monday
Prosecutor Fox
Has Light Docket

Members of the Noble county
grand jury for the May term of
court will convene in Caldwell,
Monday morning, May 4, for what
might prove to be another very
short session.
A check of the records of Pro-
scouting Attorney Fred Fox re-
vealS that only two cases will be
presented for investigation and
there is possibility that one of
these will be dropped.
In that case, the grand Jurors
could end their session in record
breaking time.
1t is expected they will make
their customary visit to the Noble
county Jail but since it was re-
Gently remodeled, this should also
prove to be only routine.
Members of the petit jury are
subject to the call of the court
but from all indication, their
duties will also be very light.
1t will be remembered that
Judge w. Vernon Archer is also
serving as acting probate judge,
an experiment which Gov. Frank
j. Lausche is watching with in
terest. The state executive main
tains that in smaller counties
such as Noble, the two courts can
be combined with terrific saw
ing to the taxpayer.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-30
District Meeting
AL Dexter CitV

William Ivan, state president
of the rural mail carriers associa-
ton and Rep. Edmund G.. James
will share speaking honors, Sat-
urday, May 23rd, when the dis
trict meeting of this organiza-
ton is held at Dexter City.
Walter H. Brown, carrier out
of the Caldwell postoffice, is the
district president. He said today
that several other state and dis
trict officers would attend the
meeting.
A dinner will be served in the
Dexter City Methodist church,
beginning promptly at $50 p. m.
The principal address of the even
ing will be given by Rep. James.
Bird Caldwell is president of
the Noble county association of
rural mail carriers.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-30
County Home
Demonstration News
Dear Homemaker:

My letters to you have been as
neglected as letters to my friends,
the reason again is there have
been a number of activities stack
ed up!
With Achievement Day over,
we are focusing our attention on
the District Home Demonstration
Council meetings. Twenty-three
women from our county will be
present. This is the first district
meeting of our new district and
will be held in Marietta this
Wednesday. Athens, Monroe,
Morgan, Noble and Washington
counties will each share the spot
light on the program and will
portray the life of a homemaker
from their county who has made
Ohio history. We are going to
portray the life of Mary Reed.
Mrs. Clayton Burrier will also
discuss the featured project of
our county this past year, Better
nome LlSnllng.
1t is interesting to note how
attendance has gone up at our
local meetings! Do you suppoes
its because it is about food? The
Delicious Desserts meeting
seems to be attracting a lot of
folks, glad to see you all out.
We are just about around to all
of our local groups. This week
will find us at Whigville on the
Both, camp planning meeting
on Friday, Crooked Tree on Tues
day and Willis Creek on Wednes-
Gay.
BY the way, will you leaders
who took the basketry training
take note of the date for the
second training meeting? 1t will
be held May 18th in place of
May 4th. Keep this III mind for
you won't want to make special
trip. There is an important camp
meeting that day which your
agent must attend.
Well, folks, I'll try to get let
ter a week from now on. This is
All season, and we will be happy
to help any of the clubs get Or
ganized just let us know.
Sincerely,
Mabel Sarbaugh
Photo observation-disclosures
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-30

be made for fire calls. An identi-
cal contract was later made with
Buffalo township.
Although calls have been light
for the volunteer fire-fighters,
they are credited with helping
to extinguish a grass fire along
U. S. route Il near Derwent last
fall. They also put out a fire at
a Noble county home.
Included on the list of the vol
unteer members of the depart
ment are Chief Pete Trott, Galen
Allison, Tom Trott, Jack Harmon,
Jr., Clark Kitchens, William
Stranathan, Bill Worthington,
Earl Patton and Duane Williams.
1t was estimated that the over
all cost of equipment, buildings
and supplies for the Pleasant
City fire-fighterS amounted to ap-
proximately 100000.
The department is subject to
inspection by state officials and
appointment of the fire chief is
made by the state.