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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-25
New w ater Cooler
For County Garage

A water cooler for the
Noble county highway garage
was purchased by the county
commissioners at the June Is
meeting. The order was given
the Blake Plumbing and Heat
ing Co. and the estimated cost,
including installation, is $250.00.
1t was earlier announced that
the commissioners ordered 25
tons of calcium chloride for dust
control in the county at the
June Is meeting.
Bills presented and paid at
the meeting were the following:
Homer Weldon, expenses for
trips to Canton and Massillon,
$11.7O; American Culvert and
Fabricating Co., metal culvert,
$151.20; Sinclair Refining Co.,
supplies, $131.49; Archer Auto
Parts, supplies, 1928; Buckley
Motor Sales, parts and labor,
1892; Noble Tire Service, sup
plies, $3.50; GAINESVILLE Auto
Supply, supplies, $3.50.
Morrison Motor Co., recapping
end vulcanizing, $268.40; John
C. Carlisle, road shaper, $4,000;
Cleveland Products Co., wiping
cloths, S51.30; Case Products Co.,
aluminium paint, $144.20; Journal
supplies $22.7O; Topy's Auto and
Truck Parts Co., supplies, $25.O0;
o. H. Pickenpaugh, supplies,
$5O9.04; Williamsport Steel Co.,
Inc, Wilco manganese scarifier
blade, $121.99.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-25
Homecoming Sunday
AT East Union Church

The eighth annual homecom-
ing at East Union was held on
Sunday at the Methodist church
with large number of former
members and residents in atten-
dance.
The program was in charge of
the pastor, Rev. Clarence Jones
cf Byesville, who gave the morn
ing message assisted by Rev.
Clyde Still.
A rededication service was
held at 200 p. m. with Rev. Her.
man Jones of GAINESVILLE, deliv-
ering the message. Rev. Clair
Gray of Byesville and Rev.
Clyde Still of Hoskinsville also
took part in this service.
The church has been repaired
and repainted, inside and out,
which adds much to its general
appearance.
The closing feature was a
quartet selection by the four diff
ficiating ministers.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-25
IN MEMORY

In memory of Glenn c. Johns,
who passed away June Is, 1948.
Five years ago today
Since dear Glenn passed away
Gone to meet loved ones gone
before
Beckoning from that other
shore,
To all of us to meet him there
In that home where all is
bright and fair.
But our loss is heavens gain
Where all is free from sorrow
and pain
o may we meet in that home
above
Where all is joy and peace
and love.
1t will be remembered that
Mr.. Johns helped to plan the
first homecoming at East Union,
Aug. 18, 1916 and led the wor-
ship service prayer and testi-
mony meeting.
A Friend
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-25
VFW Honors Past
Commanders With
Dinner Program
Five Year Pins
Awarded To 27
Post Members

Leo Carter, Dale Ackley, Mer-
lie Ball, Robert S. Ralston,
Robert Tarleton, Edgar B.
Wheeler and Donnie Parrish
were honored Thursday even
ing with a banquet at the Meth
odist church as past commanders
of Noble Post. No. 4721, Veterans
of Foreign Wars.
VFW dignitaries present fh
the dinner were Holland Gray
f GAINESVILLE, departmental
Judge advocate, John Benet,
senior vice commander of the
district, Martins Ferry, Harold
Richardson, GAINESVILLE, junior
vice commander, George Miller
of GAINESVILLE, district officer of
the day, Rep. Edmund C. James,
who served as master of cere-
monies and Robert S. RalSton,
newly elected commander for
this district.
There were 83 attending the
dinner, which was served by
ladies of the Methodist church.
The address of welcome was
given by Mayor Homer Johnson.
Eddie James very capably
served as master of ceremonies
for the program. Atty. Gary
spoke briefly but very effective
ly on legislative matters i'm
portant to the VFW and public
at large.
Commander Ralston was high
ly honored by receiving life
membership to the VFW, pres
ented by the present command
er, William Lahue. This is the
first life membership given by
the local chapter.
Commander Lahue also pres
ented five year pins to the fol-
lowing members of Noble Post:
John Fowler, Ben Fowler,
Dale Fowler, Carl Fowler, Paul
Frew, Leighton Archer, Ralph
Brumbach, George Christopher,
Ronald Feldner, William Fowler,
Harold Hume, John c. Harmon,
William Heppner, Eddie James,
Howard Kress, Stanley Mazgay,
William D. Moore, Don McEl-
fresh, Lewis Moscrip, Jr., Paul
Mills, Don Schroyer, Walton
Starr, Eddie Wheeler, John D.
Wheeler, Morris Waddle, Charles
A. Hayes and Jack Wilson.
Auxiliary president, Frances
Taylor, presented Mrs. William
Heppner with a past presidents
pin. Phyllis Brown received q
past pianist pin and Mrs. Lulu
Mcdonald, a past treasurer's pin
There were four members re.
ceiving five year pins, including
Mrs. Ruth Mcdonald, Mrs. Irent
Clark, Mrs. Josephine Giallom
| bardo and Mrs. Vivian Feldner
The program concluded will
a dance at the post hall on Wes
street with Rolly Hall and hi.
orchestra from Barnesvi1Ie fur,
nishing the music.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-25
James Hamilton
Promoted To Major

According to word received
here, Capt. James Hamilton, son
of Mrs. Gertrude Hamilton, OF
North street, has been promoted
to the rank Of major in the artil-
lery.
Major Hamilton is now sta
toned at Camp Atterbury, Ind.
He just recently completed a
tour of about four years in
Japan and the Far East.
Hamilton has been. in the ser
vice for the past 13 years. His
three children, Sherry, Kimberly
and Jean spent the past week at
the Hamilton home here. They
reside in Columbus, Ind.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-25
Robert w. Secrest
Receives Degree

Robert Warren Secrest, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Secrest, of
Pleasant City and a graduate of
Pleasant City high school, re-
ceived a BIS. degree in phar-
macy from Ohio State univer-
sity in graduation exercises held
recently.
Secrest is a member of Phi
Delta Chi fraternity in phar-
macy. This summer he is as
Sociated with Wendt- Bristol
Pharmacy in the Medical
Science Building of Columbus
and in the fall he plans to enter
Ohio State School of Medicine.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-25
CARD OF THANKS

l wish to express my thanks
to all those who sent get-well
cards, birthday cards, flowers
and gifts during my stay in
Bethesda hospital, GAINESVILLE. l
wish to especially thank all that
helped me in any way at the
time of my accident.
Herman Harper
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-25

Buffalo pitcher, Jim Albright,
played it safe by walking Rob-
ertson and Macenko twice each,
as he limited Caldwell to five
hits including Jack Cline's
triple.
lobe Hannahs and Morris
shared hurling duties for the
Merchants with Larry Capers
behind the plate.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-25
James Pollution Bill Defeated
In Ohio House By Small Marqain

After hours of debate and many committee hearings
house of representatives late Wednesday afternoon
vote of 81 to SO House Bill $780, uthored by Edmund
James Noble county and favorng change the
pollution law.
However, because of the constitutional the bill
lacked eight changing repeating the pollution
law Sixty affirmative
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-25
Merchants Bow To Buffalo AZ;
Defeat Cambridge Legion 40

me Caldwell Merchants broke in pair of last
week. bowlng to Buffalo Az Wednesday evening
ners diamond and topping Cambridge Legion 40 the
grounds last Sunday The loss Buffalo Cadwes
the season. the being called innings
merchants were BEGINNING the feel Of the diamond
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-25

Harry Donovan Lowe, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Lowe, of
Caldwell route 2, received his
commission as second lieutenant
in the air force at ceremonies
held recently at Ohio State uni
versity, Columbus. He has at
tended Ohio State the past four
years where he majored in law.
conform to the state require
ments.
Rep. James believes that time,
study and proper legislation are
determining factors in bringing
relief to villages where popula-
ton and circumstances make
sewage control installation at
today's cost utterly impossible.
Ie NFJTIJONTHo wow
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-25

A journal Classified -.
=. Will Pay Dividendsl
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-25

16 MILLIONTH? WOW!
Evening star., 1953-05-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1851 Tudor, custom de luxe
SSass Sse :ssisss, 10 5oE Igga!lss.s'; ONT
snd er S trnde sgTR is so; rSTs Psy
Country sed. WA. 7-i299.
and h.: $4,000 mi. orig. owner: cal
ST Snly Tyko USED "a. n hl7sRo Wash. city limits
FORD dfOo; 4s 81 coiv.: a!e'n; new top. battery bate
ISIS. 1927 8. Wakefieid st.. Ari.. va "a
FORD 40 convertible, really gorgeous
royal blue. W. tires. new black top
Or ta9 s. SIS S. dotS i tSd'' wSnr SSaai
5sof93i. -eSa Open SUI Sunday III ~' EN-
FORD 1850 VS. 2-dr. equip. over.
terms. sos down WOLFE MOTORS
1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 3-O141
Open Sunday 11-4.
FORD 1852 Victoria, beautiful Sky
line, grey finish. Equipped with RADIO
Rfs5SE FEoWFR EosS9Tots M6ToRs 1as sth MAs st
Pv Iii saa safe co BOS s-sss GsFs tf e. E. 'ei9; ff
FORD 1888 4-dr.. rebuilt engine. r
and h.. hydraulic brakes; goos
condition; Sl5o or best offer. DU
7-lAS4.
Can be seen. a. L. coFFMAN. Bo,
7S2 Rt. 2. Stewart lane. Clinton
FORD FORD '52 customline .s-cylinder: ?
tone blue finish: l.; lii, h. dire directiona ,;
STDsMoRifr 5SE H!ssffi eo aasS S01SsSI SisSo
FORD III Custom "s" Glib. cpe.
plas. s. c., Fordomatic. r. and h.
excellent tires, l owner: sold ,ney
trial; 4-month written guarantee
$1.495. HILL q SANDERS. Wash. I
Oldest Ford Dealer, lila Vernon
ave- NV. AID. 4-4300. Ill
FORD 81 Tudor custom sedan
maroon, s. c., clean throughout. |
owner, r. and h.; 2.day money bacl
sI;I95, HILL = sANpERs' Wash: :,
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1114 Vermont
ave NV. AID. 4-430O. Ill
FORD AZ VS.. station wagon; gcct
motor and body, excel. cond.: S395
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave
NV ia. 9-4S00. 10
Evening star., 1953-05-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 80 Tudor: excel. body, very
r5 3 Pm, JEs S.015o:
ev.s fns conGitiSni .TE5 Sn1,5A Al day Sunday. or
FORD 1851 custom Tudor: $4,000
FORD '53 Fordor custom sedan:
Fordomatic; r. and h.. WV. tires.
seat coysrS, turn indicator. sns ether
FoRBp sep s. ransh easa wagon! !E e1ess e7i
IKE new: $500. Can Ju. e-oas5:
FORD 1850 Tudor de luxe; r. and
h.. seat covers: low mileage: I
rSRS STnsF e39 zee Sedan 20 soos ssSs s4ss: radio
clean motor; $50. or best offer.
FORD OR iS49 Tudor custom "s.': r.
and h., new tires: 2nd owner: uses
no oil; inspection guaranteed; very
finance. JU. 9-sI02, !.
FORD 40 convertible; new top; milled
heads, dual carburetors;; body good
FORD '52 custom Fordor; s. .7a5.
632a Ga ave. NV, IA. 9-s4ls,
FORD 1850 custom VS. Fordor sedan;
Sheridan blue finish: car completely
equipped: r. and h.. seat covers;
this car in excel. cond. throughout:
would be proud to own; as low as
aAN6GEY-FoaD agl 6GE9 S5SD' esss s 9aAy Ga. ave. e.
NV. IA, s-s416. Closed SUNDAY:
blue finish; equip. with Z; and b; !;
low price of S795; as low as S15
down. See Monday at HANDLEY-
9,S416; Closed Sunday; 1870.
!: and h., seat covers: besut: maroon
finish; motor Just completely over
hauled: this car ready for many
low as S3b down: S595. See Mon
day at HAMDLEY,F0RD, 6323 Ga.
FORD 40 custom "e" Tudor: one
owner car; heater: dark blue flnish,
guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS. 30lO
FORD g. rs 1850 ns CUSTOM 1n d0iSs de luxe rordor
sedan: radio. heater; finished in
terror; our special; Sl.095. PARK
WAY-FoRD. 3O5l M st. NV, AID.
FORD - VS. Tudor; Fordomatic. :,
and h., seat covers. one owner. 1000
actual miles. like brand new; Sl,795;
2-day money-back trial. 4-month
written guarantee. HILL .& SAN
DERS, WASH S Oldest Ford Dealer,
1l14 Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-43O0.
FORD 1851 Tudor; one owner. low
mileage. radio, heater and overdriVe:
you'll be convinced of the meaning Of
the word bargain when you see and
drive this beauty at only 81 .095;
bank financing available. PARA
MOUNT MOTORS. 3345 Benning rd.
ne Open today till z.
FORD 1889 convertible sedan; new
ark-blue paint job. motor recently
rebuilt. good all-around condition;
price. 1925. ia. 2-0221.
FORD '52 Tudor; one owner: low mile
age like new: S1,395, trade and
terms THACKER MOTORS. 18th
and r. I. ave. ne, LA. 6-6530.
FORD 40 Custom sedan: very clean,
heater, eapd., good tires; $S95; 2
day money-back trial. 4-month writ
ten guarantee. HILL & SANDERS,
Vermont ave. NV; AD, 4-43oa. Iii
FORD 80 convertible; r. and h.. jet
black finish. with white-wall tires,
new top; 2-day money back trial
4-month written guarantee. HILL g.
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Deal
er.. 1114 Vermont ave. NV. AID.
FORD OIi late .51 custom "s":: r. h.,
air cond.; $4,000 NIL; excel motor;
$3.50 or best offer. RA. 6-2490.
Evening star., 1953-05-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 81 Custom ''s' Fordor sedan:
the exceptional car. r. and h.. Ford
omatic, good tires; 2-day money
back trial: 4-month written guar
antee; 81 1875. HILL, & SANDERS.
vermont oiSss' sHs nH RGTd Pfslsr Rp 44soo 49,
FORD 80 Tudor Custom sed.: 21 .00O
miles, by original owner; must sac
rtflce. 1895. 10. 7-6041. Is
FOHD c9 81 coupe; souped-up big "6";
5ea leather uphol.; S1,250. EN-.
FoRpn1 ''5s cu.toml,n. 90" 1oldor; %1G
eiIaek; ek;n A.: $500 mi. new como. (;
Tos9 sSs9 ss'nt ,as de l..s re.ssr: heater
TMGor9E TG' elssSSSo'' Co. 1000 Ga. ave. NV
Synsri S1 IosS clean: M sesS. k1Rkk MoTos 81
rom FOR 4?2o ~ Sea- ga; ave: 30: n:w IA: 9-4s0o;
Wv. tires, low mileage. j owner;
2-day money back trial: 4-month
written guarantee: 81. 1.795. HILL
1Ee.S7aA1N SANDERS Wash.'s oldest Ford
RAfaiet. AS 4.-4ddd5.4 s554 Vermont ave, NV.
FORD 40 Custom "s'' Fordor: orig
green finish, immaculate; sacrifice,
only $795. trade and terms, banE
ansncins: nns Owl WILLIAMS, Rhode Island
FORD ,52 convertible; Pordomatic:
low mi. new-car cond; $3.50 OF
best offer. OWNER, KE. $685.
FORD so Custom sedan; Ss95. Low
as S149 down; more I73I bar.
gam; Z city blocks of dne cars
Money y-back guar AUTO WHOLE.
SALERS' INC. 1881 Bladensbura
FORD 1850 Custom "s"; r, h. nm.
.dercoating; very clean, orig, owner
Scon transp. Must sell. $685.. JE
Evening star., 1953-05-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FoRDs Ess, ss ~; e.: elGsinc out slI pre-
FRAzER 1850 ADJ; r. and h., over
dT dTiVs; za,tna II good cond.; 5000 cash.
FRAzERR Is Is 4-dr. model "4sS," |14 tn.
pride Of Willow Run" Very wide g.
pass comfortable seating; r. h.,
Rsa%sfg Reasi ta eoysss ssxk %SSsSn nteEier
sER; 9th and Fla. ave. ne. II.
HENRY J. '51 '2-door sedan; seat
covers, heater; like new; S796; q
day money back trial, 4-month writ
zen zen Euarantee. HILL q SANDERS,
vans. Wssn;'s Oldest Old It Ford peslsr3 In3 1114
HILLMAN '5I station wagon; r. and
nss excel. cond. throughout only
$895; 2-day money-back trial. A.
month written guarantee. HILL &
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Pe1aler, 11eC, lila Vermont ave. NV, AID.
HiLLMAN ,5a station wagon; excel
TE. 1Fe' etSs0s3, sSna3, orig owner. s1i1GSo.
HUDSON 1851 Hollywood Commodore
e.; Hydra-Matic, radio, heater;
1890 y 600 mi; Owner going overseas,
HUDSON risSSi is4s is 41saTs. 4,dT' h 10 0.v
ss9a' 'Ss soRrA cspf&onn cSs2pHfas5tnl MofoRsst sa5 s
IHUDsoN 1850 Commodore dor SSSS "SS 4.dr p;
Sraadio. heate. Wv: t.; 81 .O99. with
ego SS93 down. HA1NEs MOTOR CO,
sysS syss. ana Gsi save: ssye;, Ju. $4,000. Open
HUDSON 1911 :4-dr.: black: ip r. h.:
S125. ia. S-21OS. III
Evening star., 1953-05-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HuDs9N. ngI,soS. 1859 , ., 20" , BIZ 1gsECcuehsm;
Absolutely like new. Sacrifice for
only S1,695. Terms. bank flnanc-
ing. WILLIAMS. Rhode Island ave.
HUDSON '4s Commodore sedan; r.
and h.; many miles Of riding and
driving for this low price, $595
HoYLE MOTOR SALES. 134B Cue
st. NV. DU. 7-S300. -15
HUDSON Hornet, late 1852: 4-dr.
sedan; r. and h.. dual hydra; by
original owner; low mileage; cream
puff: S2,495. JU. 9-2933.
HUDSON 1851 Hornet 4-door sedan:
hydramatic. r. and h.; good cond. !:
owner-driver; $1,595 See at 1921
Biltmore st. NV. Sun. 10 am.-4
pm. Ask for TAYLOR Mon. ell
HUDSON l949 Commodore "s" 4-dr.
sedan; like new condition: $1,000
actual miles; fully equipped; radio,
heater. Drive-Master. ETC.; No. 17n;
one owner, name on request: Sqa5.
COLONIAL OLDSMOBHE CO. CLI.
TT1iS34W: ~ 1241 9Th st. ne. Dust OF
HUDSON 1851 club coupe; perfect IN
side and out; new tires, heater: very
low mileage; S1.250. WA. 7-744S,
ewes. Ask for MR.. WOOD. 10
HUDSON 40; r. and h: $50 cash.
2914 Nichols ave. Sc. 10, 3-l524.
Evening star., 1953-05-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '46 (early '47> de. luxe. Tudor
VS.. bought new, Govt. scientist:
excel. mechan. maintenance; X: hS
S59a or best offer. OIL. 4-499S; .
FORD R 8 = y-s: a-tens slgs; so, fully
FORD 1885 Tudor sedan; slate gray:
heater; practically new tires: runs
and looks perfect Don't let tI,s. the low low
81 of''s miles iH9l ien LETT IN this little jeWel
ers. rsnf please. exe dRApY MoToRs. NC.
Lincoln Mercury Dealers. 7401 Wis.
ave, Bethesda, Md. Open 9 to TO-
FORD 1850 club coupe; original blue
covers. This one should be on our
showrm. floor. Grady inspected and
guaranteed at only $s95. No deal
ers. please. GRADY MOTORS: INC.
ave. Bethesda, Md. Open 8 to TO-
FORD 1850 crestliner; 2-tone bronze
and tan; r.. h.. overdrive. custom
inside and out; a real dreamboat at
a ridiculous price; Grady Inspected
pna nTease suar os3pY r. 2!y SSs5 n aefSes
Eincoin-Mercury Dealers, 7401 Wis.
ave, Bethesda. Md. Open to 10.
FORD 1850 station wagon; r.. h..
practically new tires; this wagon
c1ry; Grady inspected and guar. at
GRADY oRss s0SR 0SMRoross %c. ase.'Fs' 74o1 'Sis Wis
ave. Bethesda, Nd. Open 9 to 10.
FORD 1e49 club coupe; maroon; r..
excel. cond,; priced to drive other
dealers crazy; GEssdS GTEsdSS inspected ID. and and
es0iBSsasSs' .Vee. Bethesda. Nd. oD.n ) 70 1o
FORD ssh f.: Tgssr ssy :, Nth ss5g 5ssa 5es!P.
s5sE '!sxPFFfi exfFfot to SaSSSs fFsR Sa
FoRSA Aps1t 1875 ~ VS. p Fordof: '1; black. low
$3.50. Pvt. owner. RA. 3-s5s9;
FORD 1850 Country Squire, with
gut; good tires: beloy market; astt
St; NV; AID. 2-G1S5, Open Q to -.
radio, heater, matchins seat seat covers; USPs;
PARKWAY FORD. 305f NJ NJ st. NV.
AD. 2-01S5. Open Q to 9.
FORD '49 convertible. r. and h.. new
top and tires: peri; $1.O95. OV.
3-2S74 after pm.
FORD '52 overhead valve "6' Custom
Tudor. Loaded with extras. Fordo-
matte, radio, heater. custom seat
covers, directional SienalS. wind
shield washers, rear fender shield.
back-up lights; low mileage. One
owner Sold new for over $1,000.
sSssisl soRb sossff NJ st. G9S w. AZ fAEKMs2 SSYs5
Open Q to g.
FORD '52 economy 8, Fordomatic.
Low mileage, orig. owner. S1,695.
ia. 9-OO3O. 52S Kennedy st. NV.
-l3
Evening star., 1953-05-10

10 900 miles or year. Por ond labor Of no cost
Evening star., 1953-05-10
THE SUNDAY STAR B-2l
Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY. MAY 10. 1853
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HUDSON. '4S Com. 20" 4-dr.; 2.tons
green; DIN. and Cd, r. and h., SC,
dir. sig; excel. cond.; guar: ownei
must sacrifce; best offer HE. 4-51l4.
HUDSON ,53 Hornet 4-dr. sed.; r.
n. nc..Nt ITir i- n. Hydra.Matic. etc. viii
ia. 2-S761. 10
HUDSON 40 super g 2-door; orir,
blue: clean interior: in excel. cond.j
WSi SsS5 v,s cash Shr,SG, Or terms; sos down.
WOLFE MSTOES' 1891 wis. ave.
NV. EN-. S-ol41, Open Sun. IL -
JAGUAR '52 4-dr; Salon sedan: blue
holstery; very low mileage. A real
opportunity for the enthusiast to SET
into this select field. Grady in
speeted and guaranteed at only
MOTORS, NC. Lincoln -Mercury
Dealers, 74Ol Wis. ave, Bethesda,
Nd. Open Q to 10. Ill
, 1953-12-15
Pan Am to Double
Setting for New York
to San JuCn Flight

Pan American Always will
more than double its avail
able seating capacity on their
planes that fly between the
continental United States and
San Juan, according to infor-
nation received today
This operating plan, which
is to become effective today,
This should adequately ser
vice the transportation re-
quirements Of all travellers
whether they be students re-
turning home Or tourists plan
ming to spend the holidays in
the Caribbean resort areas.
The firm Of E. S. Crawford,
local representative Of Pan
American announces that be-
ginning December 20 Pan Am
flights SIS & 526 will resume
calling at St. Thomas.
Scheduled arrival tiWes at
st. Croix will remain the
same; that is, flight 525 will
arrive in ST. Croix from St.
Thomas southbound at 9:55'
am. on Sundays and Wednes-
days, and flight 526 will ar
, 1953-12-15
Athletics Busebull
is Closh With
Cruciuns Sunddv

The Athletics Of Frederik-
sted Will travel to Christian
sted on Sunday to meet with
the Crucians. AT the same
time the Commands will be
the visitors to Frederiksted to
play the Braves. The first
game IS scheduled 10 begin At
ESQ pm.
The Crucians defeated the
AS twice and the Ass won but
one game from them in 9 sea-
sons play, The Commandes
defeated the Braves twice in
two completed games played.
With two games every Sun
cay, the League Sill Has I'LL
one official Scorer who scores
one game every weekend.
The other game has no Off
cal record of hits, errors and
at Bal, etc. Eventually
there will Fe no off III re-
cord for ref renee to deter
nine outstanding rlaves at
the end Of aha season for
about half cf he gam9s in the
league. D
, 1953-12-15

To: Mi. d. Wayne Johnson
Of Ho Ho Kus, New Jersey;
MI. r. S. Dickinson of Ridge
wood, New Jersey; Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. Hiltner Of Nor
risville, Pennsylvania; Mr.. &
Mrs. M. D. Rathbun, Morris
vile, Pennsylvania; Miss Eli
Abeth Mitchell, New York
City; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Anderson Wheaton, Illinois
Mr.. Jack Long Of New York
City; Nh. Alvin Gingrich, Of
.ShortsviIle, New York and
Mr. Wayne Newcomb & sons
Iof Declo, Idaho.
Mr.. Anderson is an execu-
tive of the anderson and An
Iderson Travel Service and
Mr.. Long is staff writer for
American MAGAZINE.
, 1953-12-15
UNIVERSITY BASEBALL TEAM
10 PLAY SEVERAL GAMES NSI. CR0IK

Word has been received by DR. Randall James that the
Howard University Baseball team win play several games in
ST. Croix during the month Of April next year. The team was
originally scheduled to go to Japan after completing its main
land engagements; but because Of the distance the students
would not be able to get back on time for the opening Of the
term. Thus at the suggestion Of Roy Clarke the Howard
, 1953-12-15
ChriYrnun of MIN.
fo Deliver Rudio
Address Wed. Night

The Honorable Henry E.
Roflsen, Chairman of the Mu-
nicipal Council Of st. Crcix
is scheduled to deliver an adj
dress ever Radio Station WI.
vi. tomorrow NIGHT at 9:15, it
was announced today.
The subject Of Mr.. Rohlsen's
address was not revealed.
, 1953-12-15

-
University Coach, Mr.. john
son that he contact DR.. James,
which he did Immediately by
cable.
DR.. James lost no time but
discussed the matter with Sc
veral persons including Ad-
ministgator Canegata, Mrs.
Byrd Larsen, Superin-
dent Of Education, John {.
Alexander, President Of the
Croix Baseball Association
and Canute a. Brodhurst Of
the AVIS.
Reassured that he would
get one hundred per cent sup
port, he called Washington on
his own5tranSmitter and talk
ed with Coach johnson FER
sonally and got Qualification
Of the cablegramTh Coach
was assured that a warm well
come waits him and his team,
not only from residents but
from the many graduates Of
Howard University now in
the Virgin Islands; also that
everything will Re done to
make them anxious to return
in succeeding years.
Mr. johnson gave the list Of
places where his team will
play before coming here; they
will play against Springfield,
Yale University, North Garo-
lima. Win.ton-S lam, the Uni
versity cfMa'nas Linosln, Fort
Meade and then to st. Croix.
The cable to Or. James
reads: Interested in br nging
Howard Uniye sity Baseball
Team to Island for series Of
games with local clubs. Could
depart April IA and return to
campus April 20 Roy Clarke
suggests contact you"
Al Special committee will be
named to draw up plans IN or
der to assure success Of the
program.
, 1953-12-15

rive in ST. Croix from Anti
qua northbound at $40 am.
on Tuesdays and Fridays.
, 1953-12-15

University Coach, Mr.. john
son that he contact DR.. James,
which he did Immediately by
orhlo