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STORES FOR RENT

STORE--New brick bldg, 24xi6, on
roadside. Southern Nd. at Laurel
Grove. near Mechanicsville: ST5 mo.
Running water, electricity cali
Mr.. LULAND after - pm. RE q
97li or Mr.. Burroughs, Mech. s5-
sTORE FOR RENT, s25 mo. Located
18th and N. Y. ave. NV. WO.
1920 conn. AvE.-17xso, opposit.
Hahn's Shoe. Peck g. Peck. Jelleff' S,
Woolworth's, Drugstore. Best g. Co.
Avail Oct l. r. DOWD, EN-. 2-7300.
62OS GEORGIA AVE.-Dble. garage,
excel. for carpenter or plumber: only
$30 per month. Call RA. 6-4254, or
2s4s i4th ST. Nw.-pouble store.
approx. 35x70. in busy neishborhoodi
rear entrance; rsas. rent. Apply LEO
NJ BERNSTEIN L. CO., 14lb K st,
NV. NE. S-6400. --l8
800 10th ST. S.E.-Approx. 1ex25;
steam heat; rsas. rent. Apply LEO
M. BERNSTEIN. 1415 X ct. NV.
NE. S-640o. ---i6
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

HAVE MANY clients who will buy
for cash or terms. For quick ac-
tion, call MR. SOTIROS at DI.
1-1665: ewes TIA q-5a1O --l6
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INSPECT
81O8 Kerry Lane

OIOO AANN y HU<1AN
THE HAMLET" CHEVY CHASE
MD. - A new, model home. Oper
daily. . to 6. See or call MR.
BOOTHBY. OIL. 6-S151 Out Conn
ave. right on Dunlop st. (oppoSitC
Columbia Country Club straight
through about blocks, left or
Kerry lane to open sign. THOS. J
FISHER & CO., INC. Realtors. DI
T-6S20 Ia
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1901 Conn. Ave. NV. DI. T-31o
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
$50

McLean--Gardener's paradise, h-acre
fenced lot with trees. Three-bedrm
rambler with very nice features
Carport, lge.- porch, radiant heat
Truly Q tlne home and well located
LEE POTTER. IA. 7-2524; evenings
KE. S-4133. -1R
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8 BEDROOMS. BSMT.
ASSUME 4& LOAN

ASSUME 40 LOAN
Total monthly payment incl princi-
pal, interest, taxes and insurance
Ss4. In Wheaton Heights. y blk
to bus, . blks to public and Catho-
lie schools. In peri. cond. with sep
din. rm., equipped kit. incl. BendiS
auto washer; fenced-in rear yard
call Mr.. Lansdale, LO. 4-7424; ewes.
OIL. 6-S169.
Colonial Investment Co.
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COLORED-MODERN 3-unit brick
gas heat and entrances. Shows in
come Of S201 SO; $50 cash and
assume approx S12,SO0 lSt trust.
ENTERPRISE REALTY CO, 1924
Eve st. NV, EX. 3-3400; ewes.
ia. 9-7760, RA. 3-57lI. lis
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Will Trade


SPACE! SPACE! SPACE!
Spacious new brick rambler on over
an acre i'll established estate sec
tion. ) bedrms. and den or 4
bedrmS., 2i2 baths. fun din. rm.
carport and rec. rm. with fireplace
All-electric Thermador kit, with
eating space. Must be sold immedi.
ately. CROSS e. PERRY, INC, OIL
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GOOD HOMES

WOULD AN EXTRA APT. work in
with part of your family? This
lovely nome. Just of Dale drive has
3 rooms and bath separate from the
rest Of the. house which has lst
floor bedroom and z bath and /?
Of property for only S54.750.
INDIVIDUALITY AND STYLE will
impress you in this custom brick
h9me N IN 6 M upper NEW Hamp tiad bstS aye
lst floor powder room. secluded
porch. recr. room. upper sun deck
corner lot; S22 500.
OWNER is MOVING away from this
modern brick rambler of 3-bedroom
des;Gn. a picture book, kitchen, :
lot; handy to parochial or public
schools, to downtown bus or to
shops; Sl7,150, on exceptional
NEARLY NEW BUNGALOW in CEN
:! bedrooms and bath. complete
kitchen, util; room; nice, level. lot;
FOUR BEDROOMS AND TWO baths.
Sl4 500: in this abs. shingle home
in Rockville. garage and fenced lot,
near schools and markets: in nice
AssGPNE s2nPSiiSni ~ MICE. on this semi
attached Wheaton home; s rooms
and bath. full bsmt., equipped
kitchen: near all manner OF shops.
bank and P O.: $4,000.
S-YEAR- OLD CAPE COD in Kensing
ton. . bedrooms and bath down
and another bedroom up. recr. room,
equipped kitchen; lot. 52Xl so;
S14,95O. on very good terms.
APT. BLDG. of 9 units. all brick,
corner, owners apt. has 2 bedrooms,
others have, one: near shops and
downtown bus where apis. keep
rented: S25.950.
1000 DOWN will buy this brick
bungalow in Wheaton Hills;
bedrooms. tiled bath, dining area,
equipped kitchen util room; SO. $50
NONE OF THESE HOMES is adver-
tised bv other Offices
OPEN EVENINGS
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS. JU. SILL
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HOUSES SALIVA. tcon..,

BEAuTIFUL ls-ACRE L0T-WHITE
nnaculate 1-year-old rambler. has
lge. hv. rm. with raised hearth FIRE
place; sep. din. rms; 2 spacious
bedrms,; de de luxe sll-eIee kitchen; b,
|. garage. Excellent financing. assume
ige. 4aFs loan. Asking only S15,.
500. For details call METZLER
Va; once, ia 5.7575: -l5
Cape Cod. large kit, formal din
ar r 1sxsl W. iUt Tm nj full Va bsmt Tn
tai price, S21 $50. E. F: sTEFFY
PRICED FOR Quick SALE-owner
being transferred. All-brick bun
galoST; I & 6sdrms' al, liv I'm Tm:-din; an.nnr rm
fenced wooded, back yard with
children's play equip: close to
schools and transp.: 4la% mortg.:
modest down pay. Priced under
$4,000. 304 n. Penha. ave. Fails
chnTGS C1aTHp W. " . ssaT Sore hy OF ,ssal sal
,1ousE .Tg OF u fCoNTEMpoRARY IDEAS
Open plan; south window walls
climate control; living on one level;
recr. area below; opening onto Y
.1s'. MI. Il CHAIN CHAIN BRIDGE g9n' nr. Forest
HnIe;, va. - acres, al clsareu-
modelled. farm house; big liv. rm.
with firepl.. din. rm., verv snan
kit. 3 small bedrms.: bath Big
storage. shed; Old orchard. Lovely
view of fields fields and Snd woods; S@$ SS3'"5o.
RE. 7-5aon. Ext. a74. liz
-FOUR BEDROOMS. a den. recrea-
ton room and 3 baths in this gra-
cious WILLIAMSBURG brick home. To-
Gated in the DELIGHTFUL and con-
venient Shirley Woods section OF
North Arlington makes this a home
rs Tfh price lot oF q Ss5 Esds%' afS5 tGE
41a' MASON EHES lSf'Trvo A, A9entF. atsprS cn-r
o It'll q. JA. 4-14OO.
THE BEAUTY OF STONE combined
with white brick keynotes the charm
of this spacious. 4-bedroom. 2-bath,
Cane, Cod quality home. 1t is 10.
and Country l,Yrrc1nSs Club and situated ,t' on
trees. Features include a large rec
reation room with fireplace, serv-
ants bath. built-in garage. screened
porch and a stone patio with white
iamp. nns' loitsf dEoRGE @nd MAsoN So GRFFN HpSsN
CO, Realtors Insurers. Exclusive
NAME YOUR TERMS! New brick
Cape Cod in Falls Church: 4 bed
rooms, . tiled baths lge liv rm.,
stone flrepl.. sep. din. rm., de luxe
kit, full bsmt.; giant trees on the
lge: lot: school and transp., blks,
Only S23.900 Immed poss. See it
todayl LYNN REALTY, JE. 2-94Oo.
ALEXANDRIA
Only . blks. to schools. shopping
and transp IN conv. Del Ray. Don't
fail to see this 2-bedrm. brick
bsmt sellne hGme toT %itn onS TSc sT5o T n
attractive terms. Call today. OAR
WIN REALTY, ia. 7-4352. JE.
3-q212 -l6
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALI

6226 GA. AVE. NV, opposite Sheri-
dan Theater-Owner must sell at
once. Modern store with . apis.
above. Income. $325 mo. Price.
S3S,5O0. with, cash above highest
Jr., Realtor, RE. 7-5275; ewes,
FTyE-FAMILY. 3-story brick: So. 900:
bldg. and loan; good investment;
$1,000; Mr.. TURNER, attorney.
10. 900 SOFT. Of commercial ground
at the main entrance OF Radiant
Valley in nearby Md. Priced for inn
mediate ne -sJe sale. CALL LOU MILLER.
REALIZE over 2oes return annually
on $1,000 invested N one Of these
area. containing bedrms., full
bsmt. with rec. nm: yeased on q
yearly basis TO responsible tenants
ct Sl25 mo; only 3 avail. A blue
chip for the small investor. Deal
direct with builder and save com
misston. Cali after 8 pm, JU.
7-63S4. --lB
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont !

BARGAIN-s15,0OO DOWN, 3Og, net
return; New colored apt, is units.
All utils. paid by tenants. Price.
SSlI5'O99s; v, Lew expenses. Good in.
TRADE l5.UNIT APT. lust COM
pleted. Price, Sl2Q,ooO. Ss5 T'I 90
trust. INCOME, $l5,S00, Good loca-
SPECIAL--Beautiful modern detached
apartment bldg; 2 apts,; one apart
ment 8 rms. and bath: 6 apart.
ments. hv;, rm. bedrm., dinetts
KIT and bath. Act today. Call MR..
ODuM. RE. 7-5216. -i5
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Specula and
investors, attention. Near 9th and
g SITS. NV. Brick building, 25xS5;
large store. 2 rms. and 2-car garage
leased; apts,. Total rents. $50, 900
per annum. Act today. Call MR..
SUlTLAND-4-unit, modern apt, in.
come Gr11 v $500; Priced to sell Cali Mr..
$4,000 or Ii. 7-5443. -22
MODERN, 4-FAMILY FLAT; 30th
and Pa: ave. s.e.; 2 bedrms., oil
heat. OWNER. AID. 2-4466.
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S14.75O

2 bedrooms down. living room. din
ing room, kitchen, full basement.
l large pine-paneled bedroom up;
situated on corner lot. completely
fenced l block from school. Ex-
ceuent financing.
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!, M. FRY. INC. OIL. 2-87OO
ULTRAMODERN

8 bedrms., sep din. rm., super kitch-
en-. See this Picture Book house.
Reduced to S19.950. Pay like rent.
Call til g: DOROTHY K. WINSTON
& CO.. ST. 3-0550.
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OPEN EVENINGS
NY n ~NAETD TAY(
RAMBLER

Situated on nice fenced lot. This
nearly new brick home has living
rm with fireplace and screened
porch, 3 conveniently arranged bed
rooms, tiled bath, elec. kitchen with
table. full bSmt.. gas heat. Close
to NH ard Naval Hospital. Assume
CT loan Price 81 $50,
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BELLEMEADE, MD.

$14,750
4410 74th AVE. E.-Ultramodern rem.
bier; Step-down. beamed-ceiling liv
rm.: bedrmS. raiSed-hearth firepl.
parouet floor; no bSmt. Can be seer
by appointment. day or night. Cal
DU. 10000 DAYTIME, or AP. 1885
evenings -15
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COZY CQMFORT

In this 3-bedrm. brick rambler. near
everything. Reasonable cash. AS
sumo GI. S6S month. Details
GEORGE w. BAUSERMAN
JU. $3.50
Evenings, RA. 3-5SS3 or JU. 9-4666
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CHEVERLY. $1,000 DIN

Clean. 5-room home. with fun din
rm., modern kitchen; storm win
6ows; close to large shopping center
schools and buses.
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GRAHAM & co.
Ju. 5-6O1O Open Til 9 PM
MIST SEILL |

Most unusual opportunity to pur-
chase beautiful almost-new B.
bedroom, 2-bath brick rambler OF
unusual distinctive design; owner
transferred; vacant; tremendous
rooms, de luxe kitchen. Underpriced
by $4,000. Total sales price. ST., =
600. See this unusual opportunity.
Cali JU. 9-S0I0 til 9 pm MONT
GOMERY INVESTMENT 81 INSUR-
ANCE CO 16%
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LAUDE WOOD, Realtor. JU. s-1e00
OPEN UNTIL SOLD

OPEN UNTIL SOLD
3-acre country estate; large frontage
improved with 2-story Colonial type
asbestos frame. Z large rms. CEN
ter-hall plan, hv. rm., library
dining rm and kitchen on 1st f.
> double-siZe bedrms. and tile bath
On 2nd A.; guest cottage; barn and
other outbuildings. hot house and
fish pond; beautiful lawn and
Shrubbery See to appreciate. A
sacrifice at $4,000, easy terms.
ALVIN EPLING, UN. 4-0313. lie
BRICK RAMBLER. 3 bedrms., lge
liv. rm.. firepl; equip. kit, separate
din. areas, full bsmt., lge. lot. Ian
ham area. $4,000, $1,000 down
Two lge. bedrmS., liv. rm., f1repl.; full
din. rm., lge., equip kit: full bsmt.,
large, rear fenced lot: adjacent
p. G. Country Club. S15,500, terms
JAMES !. MUNDY, UN. 4-5600. lie
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SUBURBAN VALUE

custom-built tremendous California
style rambler. on almost = acres;
garage; spacious living room and
dining room Of pleasing design;
de luxe kitchen; 3 master bedrooms,
sun porch approximately $4,000
down. Total price, S1S,950. Call
10. e-e010 It'll 8. MONTGOMERY Y
INVESTMENT g. INSURANCE CO.
16"
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CHEVERLY-BRICK

A clean 3-bedrm, home: huge liv. rm
with firepl.. full din. rm., very mod
ern kitchen; full bsmt.: screened
porch; fenced yard. Priced eX-
tremely low. with terms to suit
Located near St. Ambrose.
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u IUuIIs 7 7 INNf - T '7'''tIVs
Immediate Possession

Charming alI-brick rambler with Hv,
rm., din. rm.. kit. " bedrms. and
bath. full bsmt.. nice lot Assume
GT. Terms. Price. S1'.T50.
CLOSE TO 4 CORNERS
Two -bedrm. expansible in new-house
Cond First H. has spacious liv. rm.,
dining ell. elec. kitchen with dish
washer. disposal and clothes washer:
= hedrms. and bath: level fenced
lot Assume $4,000. 25-yr., CT
loan. Terms TO right purchaser.
Price S1S $50
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3-BEDRM. BRICK

O-D IOIb Y DANAOAA
Lovely o-story home on unusually
beautiful Handicapped ground; COM
pletely finished recreation rm.: close
10 Four Corners and Indian Sprino
Country Club. owner has purchased
another home and this one Is
priced to sell.
Displayed in
THE GAT LERY OF HOMES
Sidney 2. MenSh & Co.
1913 Eye st. NV MA. S-6440
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-23
Ruth Ann Devolld
Selected Nav Queen

Miss Ruth Ann Devolld, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo De-
volld, was selected to reign as
May Day queen when the May
Festival will be held at the Cald-
we'll high school auditorium on
Friday evening, May /, 300
o'clock.
Miss Devolld'S maid of honor
will be Wilda Shamhart, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sham
hart, Cliff Road, and attendants
will be Tally Hill, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill, North
street and Miss Lura Estadt,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harley
Estadt, Main street.
The high school choir and the
Girls Glee club are sponsoring
the event, under the direction of
Gray Tuecke. The speech depart
ment of the school is collaborat-
ing with the glee club and choir
and will present 4 skit.
An interesting program is plan
ned and will include May pole
dance, dance solos, the skit and
a number of musical selections.
Anyone having spring flowers
the school could have for decora-
ton would be appreciated.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-23
Back Lawn NJ axes
Poor PuIIet Rance

The back lawn and exercise
yard" are poor substitutes for
good range pasture for pullets
says Emil Malinovsky, extension
specialist at Ohio State Univer-
sity.
Birds that have to do lot of
looking to find grass will not
develop into strong, healthy pull
lets. Fresh, tender, rapidly grow
ing grass, however, can save eX-
penSive protein feed.
Ladino clover range can sup
port about 500 pullets an acre.
Birds on pasture usually need
only corn and minerals. Malin-
oVslly cautions growers, however,
that ladino pasture for poultry
must be good quality and man
aged properly.
Growers who put pullets on
range will find these practices
essential: l. Keep pastures clip
ped to about 3 inches high.
2. Move Waterers, feeders and
range houses often. This help re-
duce damage to pasture around
such equipment.
3. Watch for predatory animals.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-23
Fishing Booklet
Now Available

Fishing in Ohio-How and
Where" newest and most COM
plete fishing guide for Buckeye
anglers ever produced by the
Ohio Division of Wildlife is now
off the presses and available to
the fishermen of Noble county.
Among the new features of the
booklet is a detailed account of
the use Of the new spinning tackle
in catching fish, the latest techni-
ques in landing crappies, where
to fish in the Bass Islands and
the reproduction of IA Individual
lake maps. Also the booklet con-
tains a very Informative article
on How to Catch Fish in Ohio's
Streams.
Lake maps included in book
let are: Buckeye, Cowan, Della
ware, East Harbor, Grant, Indian,
Lake Erie, Jackson, Leesville,
Mosquito, Nimisila, Pymatuning,
st. Marys, and Seneca.
The booklet sells for 25 cents.
They may be obtained by writing
the Information and Education
Section, Ohio Division of Wildlife,
1900 Dublin Road, Columbus,
Ohio.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-23

in Noble county.
The reserves in this coal bed,
according to John H. Melvin,
chief of the Division of Geologi-
cal Survey, total more than four
billion tons of which less than
IL per cent has been exhausted.
The huge reserve in this one coal
bed alone amounts to more than
twice the total of all coal mined
since Ohio entered the Union $50
years ago. In making the survey
of the Meigs Creek bed no at
tempt was made to determine
either the area or tonnage that
might be mined by stripping, but
it is estimated that this represents
the largest strippable reserve in
Ohio.
The coal underlies parts of ten
counties in southeastern Ohio in
Guiding Noble county and will
undoubtedly make important
contributions to the anticipated
industrialiZation of this area by
the location of the atomic energy
plant and associated electrical
generating plants there.
The report constitutes the first
thorough inventory Of any of
Ohio's coal deposits as we'll as
the first comprehensive expert
ments to show the instability of
coal. The general geology and
geography of the region is des-
cribed as we'll as the detailed
characteristics and analyses of the
coal. Available, also, at the cost
of reproduction is series of
seven large maps that show the
thickness and extent of the coal
over an area of 1,040 square miles
in which its of minable thickness.
Both maps and report are offered
as guides to those who are pros
pecting in the Meigs Creek coal.
The results contained in this
report were obtained during two
years of cooperative study by the
Ohio Division of Geological Sur
vey and the Engineering Expert
ment Station of the Ohio State
University. Copies of the report
may be obtained without charge
from the office of the Division of
Geological Survey, Orton Hall,
Ohio State University, Columbus,
10, Ohio. Information regarding
the procurement of maps of the
coal field is contained in the re-
port.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-23


station, which will operate in
Channel so, is owned by the
Southeastern Ohio Broadcasting
System, Inc, operator of radio
station WHIZ.
RCA expects to ship in April
the stations special UHF broad
cast antenna and auxiliary equip
ment, final requirements for go
ing on the air, company spokes-
man said.
The new tranSmitter, which Is
the result of three years of in
tensive commercial development
work by RCA, has a visual power
output of 1-kilowatt. The RCA
slotted-pylon high-gain antenna
and special transmission line
used with it are designed to null
tiply the strength of the signal
to from 81 to 27 kilowatts, de
pending upon the assigned chan
mel.
UHF television stations are now
in operation in many parts of the
country, and surveys have shown
that they are providing service
comparable with that of VHF
stations. The new UHF service
has made possible a truly ma
tional expansion of television
which will bring programs to vir-
tually every community.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-23
Achievement Day
Program, Enjoyed
BY Komem,akers
Over 100 Women
From County At
All Day Meeting

GA Spark of Yesterday-A Flame
For Tomorrow" was the theme
Of the annual Home Demonstra-
ton Achievement Day program
last Wednesday at the First
Methodist church in Caldwell.
HomemakerS Of Mt. Ephraim
presented a pageant with the
above title, which portrayed the
past SO years progress in home
demonstration work.
The days program opened with
group singing, led by Miss Eve
lyn Weaver. Mrs. Mabel Starr
and Mrs. Paul Denius of the
BatesVille Homemakers led the
devotionais.
Mrs. Hattie VanFleet, president
Of the Home Demonstration
council, gave the welcome to
those present. She presided at
the entire days activities.
A corSage was presented to
Miss Mabel Sarbaugh, home de-
monStration agent Of Noble
county and to Mrs. VanFleet
from the ladies of the council.
The more than 1870 ladies pre-
sent then adjourned for lunch,
after which group singing opened
the afternoons activities.
A roll call by communities was
made sand the group from Ava
was awarded for having the larg-
est group present, according to
percentage Of the mailing list
Entertainment in the afternoon
was supplied by Mrs. Edith Nc
Mutt of Brookfield township, who
gave a monologue. Two duets
were sung by Mrs. Paul McVay
and Mrs. Chester Hayes.
Mrs. II. O. Edwards Of Della
ware county spoke to the home
makers about her trip to Copen-
hagen, Denmark, three years ago.
Mrs. Edwards was q delegate to
the international Home Demon
stration Council meeting. She
then exhibited some of her SOU
venirs from Denmark.
Through the day, the children
were entertained in the Green
Room by the Home Economics
class of Caldwell high school.
Miss Ethel Pryor is class instruc-
tor. This is the first time that
a nursery has been available for
the children on Achievement Day.
The displays, the main feature
of the day included work from
the following projects:
Better Home Lighting" lamp
shades; caning-open cane, wide
binder, genuine splint and rush
bottom; reupholstering; alumni
mum trays; hassocks; basketry
and purses.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-23
Ohio Fuel Has
Color Movies
Now Available

differences between govern
ment-regulated public utilities
and private corporations are des-
cribed, in color motion picture
which the Ohio Fuel Gas Com
pany announced today is avail
able for group showings in Cald-
well and Noble county.
Bernard Reed, Ohio Fuel Gas
Co. local manager, said the pic
ture, "The Legend of Dan and
Gus" combines both cartoon and
live movie techniques to tell the
story of two brothers who find
separate ways to achieve person
al success and serve their COM
munity.
Arrangements for a group
showing can be made by calling
or writing Mr.. Reed at the gas
company. Civic, social, fraternal
and church organizations will
find this 16 nm film helpful in
understanding the relationship
between a public utility and the
community, and the utility and
government.
Dan goes into the business of
manufacturing doorknobs and
finds that his company's fortune
rises and falls with the general
economic condition of the coun-
try. Gus establishes a natural gas
company and experiences regula-
ton of profits, rates and policies
by state and federal government
because his company is public
service"
Dan and Gus" was produced
by the Columbia Gas System, of
which Ohio Fuel is a member.
Fame often comes to those who
do little things well.
There is no place like home if
the place is home-like.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-23

Cpl. Wells spoke on behalf of
the Child Pedestrian and Bicycle
Safety Campaign being conduct
ed this month by the State High
way Patrol in cooperation with
the National Safety Council.
Cpl. Wells listed four Sugges-
tions for motorists to put into
practice this month and every
month:
Be on the alert in zones where
children might naturally be ex-
pected. Residential areas, school
zones, playground areas, athletic
fields, vacant lots = these are
potential danger-spots.
Watch carefully for children on
tricycleS, roller skates, wagons,
scooters, bicycles. Unpredictable
on foot, children are even more
unpredictable on wheels.
4 Give the child brake" -
and resist the temptation to honk
your horn. A sudden blast from
an automobile horn can throw a
child already in danger into a
panic.
Remember every minute you
are driving, especially where
children may be found - always
expect the unexpected from chill
dren.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-23
OBITUARY

Blaine King, son of Wesley
and Emaline King, was born Nav
5. 1884, near Mt. Tabor, Ohio
and departed this life at the St
Francis hospital, Cambridge
March 18, 1858, at the age of 68
years, 10 months and IS days
from being struck by a auto
mobile on March 13 near his
home.
He was married to Verona
Leasure on July z, 1917. To this
union one son was born who
died in infancy.
Surviving are his wife, three
brothers, F. M. King, of Junction
City; Wiley and John King, of
Canton and one sister, Martha
Robbins, of near Sarahsville, sew
eral nieces and nephews and a
host of relatives and friends.
He was a devoted husband, a
kind friend to everyone. His suf-
fering was intense, he never mur-
INJURED or complained and knew
llp to nearly the last. He told his
wife and Rev Orr, ne was trust
inc the Lord and was ready to
go.
In lonely grave, we laid him.
We tried so hard but could not
save him,
The blow was great, the shock
severe,
We little thought his death
was near,
But God had called him, but
oh, how sudden
And he listened to His call,
Fastening to his home in
Heaven,
And he had to leave us all,
His smiling face and pleasant
way
Are a pleasure to recall.
Card of Thanks
| wish to thank all who assist
ed in any way during the sick
ness and death OF my dear hus-
band. The ministers, Rev. Orr
and Rev. Bates, the singers, don
or of flowers, hospital nurses and
doctors, Brubach funeral home
and all others who in any way
assisted during this hour of need.
May God bless you all.
Wife
J-pd.