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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-31

gostiJu IL udaljenih kraje-'
va, tako smo vidjeli svijeta
liz drzave Ohio, New York,
pa cak IL Welland, Kanada.
Ma proslavi u Javor dvo-
rani bill SUI pax predstavlje-
nj kao gosti glavni odbornici
hrvatskog seljackog pokreta.
Medju NINA je bio i glavni
predsjednik toga pokreta -
brat Bartol Matesic, mas u
vazeni zajednicar i kolonista,
81. tajnik, brat George Simu-
movie IL mjesta, takodjer od-
licni vodja pokreta inzinjer
P. Vuckovic il New Yorka,
koji je bas tai dan pristupio
u nasu Zajednicu. IL Chicago
su bill poznati zajednicari 81.
odbornik pokreta predsjed-
mix najvecega odsjeka u Chi
cagi broj 80, brat Josip Baz-
daric, pax podpredsjednik po-
kreta brat Ivan Jakopic mas
graditelj Zajednice u Pitts
burghu Mato Bogovic.
Posjeta ovih narodnih vo-
dja ma proslavi odsjeka br. !
svakako zasluzuje postova-
ME, jer su oni time pokazali
znak dobre volje, solidarno-
sti dobre suradnje kao "a,
jednicari, sa ostalom bracom
zajednicarima "a bolju i We.
Gu Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajed.
nicu i "a sretniju buducnost
hrvatskoga naroda uopce.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-31

Ma programu u Javor Dvo-
rani izveden je odlicni glaz-
beni program, takodjer jed
ma Saliva predstava, koja je
majstorski odigrana ma We
seize publike i to "Prodani
djed", cesa &c Sc publika du-
go sjecati. Mi ovdje ne zeli-
mo ulaziti u potanje opisiva-
ME proslave i velicanstvenog
uspjeha odsjeka broj 1, tex
"a sada da rekordiramo, a
naknadno &c o tome biti op-
sirnijeg govora.
Banket je bio, rekosmo IL
vrsno posjecen, a program Sc
sacinjavao cd prigodnih 60
vora i predstavljanja uvaze-
nih gostiju i clanova odsjeka
broj 1.
Sa programom je izvrsno
rukovodio podpredsjednik od-
sjeka broj 1, a mas 81. bla-
gajnik, brat Martin Krasic.
I u programu i u proslavi u
zeli SUI ucesca svi glavni od-
bornici nase Zajednice. Moze
Sc reel da Sc je ma ovoj pro-
slavi sastalo naslo narodnc
vodstvo americkih Hrvata.
u kratko receno odsjek
broj 1 je sa svojom prosla.
vom polucio golemi uspjef
moralni materijalni i M
mu ma tome cd srca cestita.
mo. - UrednistvO.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-31

bO.G0DISNJICE 0DSJEkA |
D0BR0 USPJELA u SvAk0M P0GLEDU

Pittsburgh, Pa. "Svi Svet odsjek bro iii prvi od-
sick Hvatske Braske Zaednce odrzao e proslavu svoe
6Ote objetnice nedjeu 21 marca bas prvi dan pro-
eca diva programa jedan Javor Dvoran posije po-
dne drug banketom vastitoj dvorani odseka bro
Posje je bio, moze Sc reci vro dobar obje dvorane
Znacajno e pax to da prosavu posjetli odbornici
canov mnogih nasih odsjeka IL mesta okoce, blo je
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-31
|SJAJNI USPJEH K0NCERTA DUQUESNE
UNIVERSITY TAlhBURITzANS q. MARCIA

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Nedjeju vece 21. marea, nasa
glasova skupna sveucsne omane Duquesne University
Tamburtzans odrzala e svoj glavn proetn koncerat
pittsburskom eegantnom pozorsu Syria Mosque Ia diva
puma sata programu svoga koncerta Tamburtzans
drzal pubku cd 5000 osoba dusevno napeto neopsvom
uztku pratec tocku "a toekom dvnoga programa gazb
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-31

dati mnogo glavoboe ok konaGno uspesno resi tai
jest problem naseg pomocnog osoblja glavnom uredu
Posovanje odjeljenju odraslih redova vodi jos
wick oko 500 hrvatskom eziku, odjejenju Pomlat
ka blzu 40% er tanci tajnce, odnosno upraviteji
upravtece mnogo slucajeva nas stariji clanov cla
NICE koi radje suze hrvaskm jezkom Broj nash sta
riih cnovnika koi vadaju hrvatskim jezkom opada
zadnu godinu dana izgubil cetr takova cnovnka
Dugogodisnji cinovnik Drago Grnc e Michael
Pese rad slabog zdravlja saven je penziju. Tako
stavjeni penzu braca Anton Derkos Petar Reskovac
nakon dugogodsneg rada gavnom uredu Zajednce. Owe
&c namjesenke, bas rad njhovog poznavana hrvaskog
jezka bt tesko nadomjes Nas mladji cnovnici cinov
nice poznaju donekle jerk mogu razgovarat hrvask ali
kada dodje poreba napisa jedno odue psmo hrvat
skom eziku to mogu cniti dvje mladje cnovnice
navise slcaeva upravnici morau sam pisat hrvatska
psma koliko to njh dospu ucin preostal stari
cinovnici.
ia znam, da nije problem Gavnog Odbora, nego
stano namjestenh gavnom uredu, mislio sa da
je potrebno upoznat ovom cinjenicom.
Zaklade Zajednice
Godisnja izvjesca koja smo prpremil drzave Ame-
rike, koma mamo pravo posovati kao "a provncije
Kanade gdje imamo nash odsjeka, pokazuju da su
nase zakade osm zaklade upravn troskova vro do
brom sanu Solventnost nash fondova poskoca e pros
lie godine cd 1os489S 11O55 koji e najaci stepen
sto je Zajednca postigla zadnjih deset godina.
Koliko napredak organzacije moze ustanovt prema
brou canstva pocetku godne pri koncu godne tako
jacna nash zakada odrazuje brojkama koncem godine
iste pokazuu, da nase zaklade vro dobrom
financijanom stanu verujem da ne6emo mat poteskoc
nednoj draw Amerike iii provncii Kanade oko obnove
dozvola daljnjeg poslovanja.
Ia prosu godinu mora pripremiti godsnja IL
vesca prema novm odredbama bratske organzace ko
odredbe drzave Amerike jednake poprm ene
po drzavnm Insurance Departmentima Owe od
redbe godsnja izvjesca mnogocem razkovae cd od
redaba prosh godna zadale nasem tajnickom odjee
nu posebnih brga no te svladane, to vreme bez
kakovog narotog prekovremenog rada to mi e vlo dra
go wanna SeStrO brace, dOStaViti do Znania.
Zaklada Upravnih Troskova
Brat glavni tajnk svojem zvescu wanna kaze, da je
il zakade tokom godne wise zato nego prmto svoti
cd S63 Kada bude nase clansvo citao izvjesce
Zajedncaru ptati &c zasto je tolk utrosen
Il nash goldsmith izjesca, sranica 10 vadm sedece po
datke vezi nasih upravnih troskova
Ia placu stano namjestenm odbornicima cinovnistvu
zoio
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-31

sovat suglasju zakona te drzave Do sada e vec
jedan nov odsek verujemo de ce nastoanjem nash
sarih clanova koji presel Flordu il severnih
drzava bti omoguceno da osnue jos nekoko odsjeka
centrma gdje mas narod obava Mi da nasi start
kad odsele saln boravak Floridu il severnih
drzava podrzavaju svoje odsjecima, koma su
bill zacanen pred tridese wise godina da te nase ca
move necemo zgubti mnogo sucajeva Sc tt clanovi
presele svom famiama pa vec sada pobrnuli,
da djeca unucad tin nash penzijonraca Foridi bud
izgubljena "a organizaciju.
zadnje vrijeme primili vrlo povoljne vjest po
ptanu dozvole poslovanja drzav New jersey Sve sto
cd sada tra jest da podnesemo Depart
menu e drzave izvesce pregedu Zaednce po drzavnm
ljudima koje &c pregedavane b zvrseno tokom 60
dine Tako, da zahtjevu sto prize udovoljimo po-
Insurance Department drzave Pennsylvania da
omoguc pregled naseg stanja poslovanja jos ovog
leca. Drzavni &c ud doci gavni ured H. travnja
izvrs pregled Kope izvesca nhovog pregeda moci ce
po svo prici posat Insurance Department drzave
New Jersey polovicom mjeseca srpnja.
koiko tice dozvole poslovanja draw New York,
mogu reci wanna, sestro brace odbornc, cjelokupnom
canstvu Hvaske Braske Zaednce narcotic nasem STRIP
livom clanstv drzavi New York. da nas napori do
sada osal bezuspjesn Iscrpil mogucnosti dr.
zm da nam preostaje nsa drugo, nego pozvat nase
canstvo prjatelje Zajednce drzaW New York, da oni
sam kao gradani te dzave poduzmu potrebite korake
da Sc Zajednici dozvo redovo posovane toj drzavi
Mi zadnje vrijeme pokusa brojkama dokazati
odgovornm faktorma Insurance Department. drzave New
York. koku e setu prouzroco clansv drzave New York
to- sto je nasim odsjecnm tajncma upravitelma gnez
da bio zabraneno ubrane odasljanje clansh pristob
glavn ured, kako to chill prize tai mas zadnj po-
kusa bio e odben psnom Insurance Departmental cd feb
ruara 25 kojem opetue so, sto je vec receno
olko puta da on zele uzakon ono sto je organzac
protuzakonito radia kroz pedeset godna.
Nsmo dakle krvi mi vodstvu Zajednice danas niti
nase clanstvo drzav New York, nase nedace
pohvatu nego bvse uprave organizace koe posovae
drzavi New York bez dozvoe koje zanemarie da tu
dozvou dobiju vrijeme No. time sto ustanovljue
krvce mas neuspjeh rjeava pitanje Mi cemo
ma zasjedanju opsrno ovom panju govoriti so-
z da uputimo nase clanstvo to drzav kako &c
ko nacn najbole zastitit svoje vastite nterese "a
jednici.
Pojedina Odjeljenja
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-31
Pojedina Odjeljenja

UpravtelJ pojedinih odjeljenja glavnom uredu pod
nasau pred opsrna zvjesca svoja odjeenja kao
mozebtne preporuke, kako da posao vezi njhovm
odjeljenjma pobojsa dovede sklad zahtema danas
mice
Mi smo suoceni jednim problemom, koji &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
: Hmaa CamMu./-

Why ARE king-size Cavaliers
Americas fastest-growing
cigarette? Because thousands Of
smokers have learned that
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feel Of the smoke Is you inhale.
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Try Cavaliers! Inhale and
feel that mildness! Taste that
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enjoy a cigarette in eUery way!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
By Harry Lever
Stor Sfcff Correspondent

DAYTON. Ohio, Sept. 9.-The
experimental Allison Turbo-
Liner, first commercial type
turbo-prop air transport in
America. has just completed
flights here which are drawing
sharp attention from Americas
aircraft manufacturers and air.
lines.
Built in the United States, the
Turbo-Liner may, if and when
produced in quantity, become a
big challenger for the passenger
business now handled by con-
ventional piston-engined air.
craft. It is similar in many
respects to the British-made
Viscounts which Capital Airlines
has ordered. The Turbo-Liner
has twin engines while the Wis
counts have four.
The Turbo-Liner's advantages
are said to include about a so
per cent cut in noise and hardly
any vibration, characteristics
also claimed by the Viscount.
Flown by Vernon Ford and
Luther Stear, Allison Division
test pilots, the aircraft took off
in only 1890. feet of runway.
Then the sleek Turbo-Liner rose
steeply to about 1000 feet and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09

Starting Tomorrow, 1890 PM,
GONE WITH THE WIND"
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7urbo- Prop Transport Viewed
As Bidder for Passenger Trade

leveled off to attain it's cruising
speed of ais miles an hour. It
can make a top speed of 345
miles an hour.
The fight was quiet enough
so that people could talk in low
tones.
The Turbo-Liner's landing
ability is unusual. It came in
at 1875 miles an hour and stopped
in less than 5000 feet.
The ship is powered by two
Allison 1913 turbo-prop engines
generating 2,925 horsepower
each. The experimental aircraft
was converted from a standard
Convair $40 airliner, and General
Motors, of which Allison is a
part. bought it for testing. It is
reported that the Turbo-Liner
is due to be equipped with later
T56 turbo-prop engines each of
which will develop nearly one
and one-half more horsepower
per pound Of weight than today's
best piston engine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Ava Gardner Recuperates
From Nervous Crisis

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil,
Sept. 9.-Ava Gardner, on a
South American goodwill tour,
recuperated from what her press
agent called a nervous crisis"
today in the Copacabana Palace,
her second hotel in three days
in Rio de Janeiro.
The management of the swank
Gloria Hotel asked the dark
haired Hollywood star to leave
yesterday, charging she threw
things and shouted in her room.
Miss Gardeners press secre-
tary, David Hanna, denied the
charges of boisterousness. His
story: She suffered an attack of
nerves after 700 unruly fans
mobbed her when she arrived
at the airport Tuesday.
The Gloria's management said
the property damage was slight.
Miss Gardner. touring South
America to publicize her new
picture, 1.-THE Barefoot Contessa"
Cancelled a news conference and
cocktail party after the Incl
dents.
There was talk she might also
curtail her stay in Brazil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Subterfuge Charged
To New Orleans Firm
AT Housing Inquiry

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. "a
Government counsel yesterday
accused the Shelby Construction
Co. of New Orleans of subterfuge
in building the Claiborne Towers,
a luxury apartment-hotel.
William Simon, chief counsel
for a Senate committee investi-
eating "windfall profits" on con-
structlon projects insured with
Government funds, said the
Shelby firm took advantage of a
loophole in construction regula-
tons.
Mr.. Simon said the Claiborne
Towers appears to be only one
building on the outside, but
actually is two buildings. He
said Shelby applied for mortgage
loans of SAG million on both
buildings.
Bennett Conducts Hearings.
Paul Kapelow, president of
Shelby, was the main witness at
yesterdays hearings conducted
by Senator Bennett, Republican,
of Utah acting as a one-man
subcommittee of the Senate
Banking and Currency Com
mittee.
Raymond Bergstrom, Okla
homa City painter, and William
Yates of Jackson, Miss, chief
underwater for the FILA, were
to appear at today'S session.
MIR. KapeloW was questioned
on reported mortgage proceeds
in excess of SIT million on the
1,2OO-unit Parkchester Apart
ments and the Claiborne Towers,
both in New Orleans, a Brent
wood (Mo.) project and the
Roselawn Development in Nat
chez, Miss.
Reasonable Profit Claimed.
Mr.. Kapelow's company built
the four projects, with a mort
gage value of more than $50
million. He denied his company
made any windfall profits and
said it made only "a reasonable
contractors profit"
Senator Bennett said since
Mr.. Kapelow and his associates
owned the projects in addition
to constructing them it would
be improper for them to COL
lect a contractors profit.
Senator Bennett said the
Shelby firm also took advantage
of existing regulations when
they built the Claiborne Towers
by granting architects a S per
cent fee. Senator Bennett termed
the fee more than substantial
in view of the projects mortgage
value.
Senator Bennett said in real
ity Shelby saved the money for
itself since 1t was both owner
and builder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films of More Than Routine Merit
"APACHE"-A fiery Burt Lancaster the last fighting
"THE TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE"-Suspenseful
play emotions during a gold hunt.
"DIAL FOR MURDER"-Ray Midland receates the thrilling
stage play.
1.-THE BEST YEARS OUR LVES"-Excelent performances
in n all time winner.
captains PARADISE"-A comical Alec Guinness a
going bigamist
propelled by bright English
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Death OF Officer in Fall
From Train Held Accident
Special Dispatch 10 The Stor


MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Sept.
9.-Dr. c. G.. Power, Berkeley
County coroner, has ruled acct
dental the death of 1t. Comdr.
Oscar Schofield Powers, A, killed
when he fell from a train near
here.
Comdr. Schofield, who lived in
Austin, Tex, was on his way to
report for two weeks of active
duty at Washington, D. c., as a
member of the Naval Reserve.
He was killed when he fell
from an eastbound Baltimore &
Ohio passenger train about a
mile west of here. Railroad Of
flcials said Comdr. Powers ap-
parently was seeking the mems
room on the train and by mis-
take opened a door between cars.
He was a native of High Point,
N. c., and a veteran of World
War II. The body has been sent
by train, with a military escort,
for burial at Wichita Falls, Tex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09

entrance stone to the Oak Ridge
Cemetery burial plot Of the
family Of Ninian Edwards, ILL
nois' third Governor.
The body of Eddie. who died
in 1850. six weeks before his
fourth birthday, lies entombed
with that of his father a short
distance away. The whereabouts
of the tombstone, a white marble
slab, had been unknown since
1865, when Eddie'S body was
moved from a Springfield ceme-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Tombstone Of Lincoln Son
Found After 80 Years
BY the Associated Press

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept. o.
The tombstone of Abraham
Lincoln's second son, Eddie, has
been found by historians after
being missing for SO years.
Broken and lying face down,
1t was discovered serving as an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09

terry. The stone was located by
a photographer compiling a
record of grave markers OF
Springfield persons associated
with Lincoln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Gunner Believe in Sign

ENID, Okla. (R.-When gun
men held up a drive-in theater
for $3.50 the billboard. at the
theater carried the announce
ment of the coming attraction.
Everything ! Have Is Yours"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
ENGLISH Takes Command

NEW YORK.-English is now
the most widely-used language in
the world. 1t has taken the lead
from the German in science, and
has Supplanted the French in the
field of diplomacy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
CIRCLE ,

cIRfIY 2io5 Pa. Ave. NV.
SasASAA Re- 7-ols4 Air Conditioned
JANE RUSSELL. GILBERT ROLAND.
ARTHUR .HUNN1CUTT. MARY Nc
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ON OUR WIDE
VISION SCREEN

Come early, come late. always see o
complete show.
Directions from WASHINGTON: Out Arl.
Blvd. 3 mi. beyond z Corners to
Gallows Rd.. right turn to theatre
or out Lee Hwy. to theatre.
Show starts at Dusk
ThilIron TYrlor Ern~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Mt. VERNON NJ OPEN AIR
LEE hwy. ARL. BLVD.
DRIVEN THEATRE

JE. 3-95O0-2 mi. W. Of FaHs Church
Americas most beautiful drive-in,
located between 7 Corners and Fair
fax Circle via Arlington Blvd. Cat
Callows Rd.) and Lee Hwy.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-03-11
Charles A. Ferguson
ASHAMED To Alaska

Aerographer's Matei2c Charles
Ferguson, son of Urban Fergu-
son is enjoying a ten day leave
with his father, enroute to
Alaska, where he will be station
ed for 18 months.
Ferguson has just completed a
course at the special training
weather observers school in
Lakehurst, N. j., where he spent
five weeks. Prior to that time
he spent 27 months at Annapolis,
Md, as a weather observer.
He will report at Seattle,
Wash, on March Il for his as
signment to the naval station at
Adok, Alaska.
He has been in the service for
the past five years and reenlist-
ed in September for another six
year hitch.
He graduated from the Cald-
we'll high school with the class
of 1948.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-03-11
Ham Operator Named
Local Co0rdindtor

Virgil G. Carrel, W8JNR, route
l, Macksburg, has been selected
to set up an organization of local
amateur radio operators prepar-
ed to furnish organized emer-
gency communication in time of
disaster.
Carrel's assignment, which
carries the title of emergency
coordinator, is to band together
members of the amateur radio
service in this county to perfect
arrangements for radio COM
munication by hams in the event
of natural disasters or other
emergencies.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-03-11
Early Planted Oats
Yield 80 Bushels
Per Acre

The logic of early oats plant
ing was proved once again to
Ohio farmers this year.
Tests by the Ohio Agricultural
Experiment Station showed that
in 1853 a farmer suffered a loss
of one bushel an acre for every
day he delayed planting after
the recommended seeding date.
Plots planted at Columbus on
March IA averaged 80 bushels
an acre, the tests revealed. The
same varieties seeded on May
8 gave an average yield of only
IA bushels an acre.
Verne c. Finkner of the sta
tion's agronomy department,
says that seeding rates between
one and four bushels an acre
gave very little difference in
yield on early planted oats.
Heavy rate of seeding had a
slight advantage for late seed
ing dates.
Best time to plant oats in cen
tral Ohio is the middle of March
according to Finkner. This idea
date come Is days later in north
eastern Ohio and Is days earlier
in southern Ohio. Long time re-
suits compiled by the expert
ment station for the entire state
consistently show this extra
yield advantage for early plant
ing.
Finkner advised farmers to
plant recommended varieties OF
oats for their particular area
These give the highest yield il
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-03-11
jersey Heifer Sale
Al M & NJ, ApriI Il

The Ohio Jersey breeders as
sociation is sponsoring a Jersey
Heifer week, April 19 thru April
"a, during which time they will
hold four Jersey heifer sales.
The sales are to help All and
FLA members secure good Jer-
sey Heifers for this years pro-
ject.
The sale for southeastern Ohio
and it is expected that many
heifers will be consigned from
Noble county is slated for Nc
ConnelsVille at the Morgan
county fairgrounds, April 81. The
sale will begin promptly at 100
p. m.
Each sale will offer about 40
or more top Jersey heifers.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-03-11
Charles A. Brister
COMPLETES Training

Pvt. Charles A. Brister, Jr. has
completed his special training in
the school of engineers at Fort
Belvoir, Va. where he has been
stationed for the past eight
months. He is now on his way
to Europe where he will be
stationed.
His address is as follows: Pvt.
Charles A. Brister, Jr. RA 15503-
7l2, Prov. Co. 2199, APO No.
872. % PM, New York, N. Y.
Brister is the son of Mrs. Don
West, Playground Road.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-03-11
Commissioners Transfer
100000 To Road Fund

At the Feb. % meeting of the
Noble county commissioners, a
transfer of $4,000 was made
from the auto license fund to the
county road and bridge fund.
In addition to other regular
business, the following bills
were presented and paid:
Ruth M. Shields, care of two
patients, $1,000; Wright Type
writer Exchange, typewriter,
$4,000; Leader, tax notice, $1.60;
Journal, tax notice, $1.60; Rod
ney Williams, keep of Sammy
Dye, $4,000; William Lilienthal
& Sons, supplies, $4250; Inter.
rational Carbon and Ribbon Co
supplies, $2010;
William Lilienthal & Sons
supplies, $135.00; William Lilien.
thai & Sons, chair $4,000; Co.
lumbus Book Mfg. Co, supplies
$154.50; Wright Typewriter Ex
change, supplies, $1,000; w. c
Davis, expenses to Columbus
$16.10; John Snyder, postage
$1,000;
Journal. supplies, $12.3O; Sin.
clair Refining Co., sheriff's ac.
count, 1894; Gilbert B. Long
postage, $50; Semon's, supplies
$.88; HUFFMAN Supply Co, sup
plies, $59.65; Colley's Grocery
supplies, $4.34; Ohio Fuel Ga
Co, gas, 1896; General Tele
phone Co., phone bills, S96.35
General Telephone Co., phon,
bills, $I33.90; Gilbert B. Long
postage, $4.00.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-03-11
Dexter Music Students
Viii! Present Program

James Carter, music super
visor at the Dexter City high
schools, will present his students
in a musical program on Friday
evening at the school at 7:30.
Both instrumental and vocal
selections will be featured and
there will also be special num-
bers.
The chorus will consist of 95
voices.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-03-11
Annual Inspection
OF MI. Erhraim lodge

Malcolm Parks, deputy dis
trict Inspector, will b in charge,
Saturday evening, March 13,
when annual inspection of Olive
lodge, No. 210, F. & A. M. is held
at Mt. Ephraim.
Rex Moore, Worshipful Mas
ter, said that the Master Mason
degree would be conferred at the
meeting, which will begin
promptly at 1880 o'clock.
Following the inspection,
members of the lodge will hold
an oyster supper for members
and guests attending.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-03-11
Three Are Fined
In Mayor's Court

Erwin Boney of Lowell, was
fined $4,000 and costs in the
court of Mayor Homer johnson,
Sunday, charged with speeding
bv Sheriff Don ConaWay.
Wilfred Holcond of Cuyahoga
Falls, was fined $500 and costs
by the mayor on Saturday. He
was arrested for speeding by the
sheriff.
The third speeding charge
heard before the mayor was by
Patrolman Solt against Harold
Neel of Cleveland. His fine was
$500 and costs.