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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-11-18
Bankers Will Let
Silver Dollars
Go On Jingling

FAIRBANKS "A movement to
remove silver dollars from circu-
lation in Alaska has apparently
been abandoned, according to
banking officials in Fairbanks.
Some months ago bankers
throughout Alaska discussed the
situation and felt the expense Of
shipping the heavy silver pieces
to the territory was no longer JUS
titled.
Silver was first brought north
in place of paper one dollar bills
during the hey-day of gambling.
The large coins are always found
in areas where crap tables, rou-
lette wheels and other games Of
this nature are being run.
Since gambling was closed down
five years ago in Alaska, the sill
yer has continued to be shipped in
at cost of about one cent for each
dollar to the territory's banks
One of Fairbanks two banks re-
ports it is costing them $4,000 a
year to keep silver dollars in cir
culation there Prime souvenirs
for summer tourists, they are car
ried back out Of the country al
most as rapidly as they can be
shipped in.
Boosters of the tourist industry
are hopeful the silver dollars will
remain in the Alaska economy.
Only a few Of the Western states
have any number of them in cir
culation feeding out of Nevada,
where open gambling is in full
swing. Visitors there from other
states have seen relatively few Of
the coins
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-11-18
SHELLEY X WINTERS
Was she an office wife?'
Artist John Churchill
Fined on Drunk Charge

MOON, R-John Spencer
Churchill, 50-year-old artist, and
his wife, Kitty, were fined five
shillings 60 cents each in Bow
Street police court yesterday on
charges Of having been drunk and
disorderly.
Churchill, nephew of former
Prime Minister Sir Winston
Churchill, and his wife, were ac-
cused Of having stirred up a rum
pus near their home in a street
called Adam and Eve News, on
Sept. z. The court also ordered
the Churchill's to pay 10 guineas
(S29.4O court costs.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-11-18

Passengers arriving this week
were: Leon Bigro, Mr.. Heeter,
Glenn Snyder, Mr.. Hopkins, Mr..
Burke and Clark Bassett.
Departing were Keith Moore,
Harvey Upton and Robt. Truitt.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-11-18
DEATH ENDS SAFETY RECORD

LAWRENCE, Mass. R-Gordon
E. Gillespie, III, who retired as an
engineer with the Boston & Maine
Railroad last Dec. 81 after 81
years Of accident-free service, was
killed by an auto Wednesday.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-11-18
HOMER ELECTRIC GETS LOAN

WASHINGTON, R-The Rural
Identification Administration has
today announced the loan of $175,-
600 to the Homer Electric Assn.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-11-18

Letter-Size File Folders For
sale AT The Nome Nugget Office
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Beautiful corner apart
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bath, with aii latest Improve
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bidg.: 1-rm. and bath (no XII. }.
suitable for lady or couple $50
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Columbia pike at Fred
erick st.; MAGNOLIA 0ardens--Avail
now Beautiful and spacious living.
dining room combinations: Q large
bedrooms latest In. kitchen equip.
ment: parduet rs, Venetian blinds;
9 exposures: utils. furn 500 9 mo.
01s cals bedso9ml 9Glo $3.50, For info.
cENTfEAR ias fA ARE ARES SS74.so--clean, euies,
od sSoppins center. loa2 0H, sth 70 St. 0qS
Apply Apt. lo2. or KE. s-672o.
N. ARL.-Attractiye. 1st-fioor apt. !:
hy. Em., dinette, bedrm.. kit, bath;
S69.50. IA. 2-S427. 30
ARL.-.-BRAND-NEw 2-b.r. apt, sos.
800; newly dec. b.r., SIS: enc,
S67; 5 min. D. c. JE. 3-7476,
ARL. Nj and Q bedrm. apts.. walk.
ing dist. Arl. Hall, / blk Hecht's
store. Good transp.; laun. facil.;
on street parking. $50 and S96 per
mo-, incl: all utils. See. Mgr. Mr..
Guessford on parking lot Apt. B,
62s N. Thomas st. IA. 2-7l42.
ARR. 600 N. GARFIELD s..-Dapl..
apt. apt. g.. 3 rooms, Xii. III. with dining
ssr se pS5sn SsS:a AZ aa.s Outside e rs ms; cs ssS
ARE. H.. lHG,' r., R6LFE Sossi ST. pedrns
liv. rrn., din. /. kit. bath. 8 blks.
from school. blk. from Wilson and
Arl. blvds.. 10 min. from Pentagon;
500 mo- utiis. incl. ia. T-s123.
ios N. BRooKsIDE DRWE-Larse
4 1-hodTnnFn
development. Convenient to wash
and Fort Myer: $7b per month.
See resident manaser. 26i N. cleve-
land, ia. S-4511. Ia
ARL., close In. best area nr. Key
Bridge, cony. to qeorgetown--
Ned; Ne wooded la and / cool oyerlossins ns
and $iio. ao No children. iSIs" Rs1i2I Rsntai
once out Wilson blvd. left on
Oak st. to 1900 18th I'd. n. ----31
COLUMBIA bedroom
unfurnishec apts., S94.5o and
S97 80. including all utilities. Call
J.. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO..
oNE N; 11Sgot AND TWO BEDROOM a apart
ments, 5 minis from Washington
nsads viz Arlingson blyd. @ Can =. FULLER dda .
after 8 call ia. 2-0721. "a
500 SOUTH COURT HOUSE RID.
Apt. No. 3--One bedroom $50
Near Pentagon, shopping and trans
portation. Available Immediately.
zoos N. FAIRFAX DR..
Apt. No. l1--one bedrm. - $4,000
Apt. No. 304-one bedrm. $3.50
Near Pentagon. shopping and trans
portation. Available immediately.
Call BEITzELL, DI. 7-310Q
yenient TO National Airport, we
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$3.50

Furnished apt. IN nearby virginia.
nss siasei eilsa snd al ffnisssu new tulsiiurs aSt e
2 beautiful bedrms., modern bath
and kitchen. large living I'm. and
etHing area. concrete porch facet
BEITZELL
1901 Conn. Ave. Dr. 7-3ioo
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s-RM. HoysREEEPING APR. -
Sss assp. ilssss. Lss. sssasP P91nsi ssrd
And porch. IA. 1887. lis
1ile ;. 2olh 9I.s Arlington. Va
9 rms. PVT bath and garage: S72.
All, VI. tnesr caiunb,s Pike saa
OH AID vi. .rMMoo sEbkoon iFAhr.
MkE1s,. 3 mins. from Washington
M4 Arlineten houl:ystd; GAL =
"a, T-7sO4; after q. call "a; q
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1 D.. KIT AND BATE. ieth q. area.
Available only for settisd bustness
woman. Las. $50 mo. Rafsfenees
aeiS WIs. kvT. E.N.-asd a. Lr.,
ain r. kft- "a bedrms Tenant
fRANE J VofxaAN II. s-i9s6.
JUST orr MASS. AVE. At efs K st.
n.w.-Big 1-hedroom apt. Avail.
Imned. Only Sab; mel. heat and
Aik.coNbifioSsp ffib Il tfficikScY III IN Il
brand-neW De luxe elevator build.
large living room, southern ex.
posures; kitchen separated by mod.
ern folding door: 24.hour switch.
board-seeretarial service; SOS. ell
utilities included. THE PARK IL
LLqON. 1900 Harvard ct. nv. AD.
4-3g30 or eT a.obS4.
AIR R-cONDITf0NED i-BEnRM. APT.
In brAnd-neW elevator BLDG. IN the
beautiful park area: 22-ft. nyine
room. 1e-ft. bedroom. full kitchen
separated from dintng room by
modern folding door, decorator tile
bath, 24-hf. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
service and every other luxury;
PAR. s. 5LllsoN LsesS Y d79e o. HsrSssS srSss. St
$3.50. modern apt, eiose-in ne. |
Ssth; screened @ rear porch. ). 70.
WARD FOWLER 3 8 son. lola Eye
M - ~ MA a-lGT0
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r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Cap. st., Realtor. ma, $50

40
COLORED--2aI3 18th ST. NE
2 rooms and bath apt. in an excel
lent neiehborhood. Just on Rhode
9np1 ne.t; cill INA; M; s-sosa. OLIVER T.
CoiSkEpMasSssSo' aSsS'' ELLIOTT ST. lS.E.
Just Oh Maryland ave. $50 30 Der
month. ma. S-S0ga OLIVER +.
C6fSsEbMsiSis C6ffSSssE sesiHSiis eth ST. N.W.gsa
f%i ne asi..s ai a.d PsYsf es f5 Sate aesSSS SS mo-
coLoRED--ssl. EADs ST. Ne Ne
eysrsth,na. s9sth f'Iser& Rena. ss5p mo. c0nv to
COL0RED--136i X ST. S.E.---Mod-
srn apt. bldg. lge. l-bedrm. apt,
snr asss ssns'nse R,ns nS sSnS "a. e Mr. Rs'fSS p1
cSH6EEPl-1oes S16i Ep1 s1ssoGi rhode ISLAND 1S
$3.50. Sec Mrs, crawford, DIXIE
REALTY CO., Agts.. 1417 L St.
coLoRED--sas RANDOLPH ST.
N.w.Zpvt. entire frst a.; s rms;
! ooE6oS ooSSE66o S.i ihe. In'' is7s Park nEAEf p
COIORED--IS08 d ST. Me-
rms. Kit. and bath; refgr., Vene-
HALL Il BRoTHER, isoS II st st.
cSiiohMlib s;i Il s:lsei, bi,owsrowN ls AFT,
1907 o ct. NV. near 18th and
Msi' sns s.sS sas. f%ii asi: fs TURN .isSys c.i
COLORED---D ST. NV. mr. 1bth-
s.ssnsiy ks d:corsssd Ssss snS Adults. I'yssss ssc
Call 10 70 4, v. D. JOHNSTON,
HU. S-401f. -19
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APTs. UkFURk,sHEp--Mp.


ROCKVILLE and Y bedrms. liv-
ing. room. dinette. kitchen. hath
and rear screened nnrch: near
to $50 per month Po 2-a0oS
SILVER SPRTNG-Newiy dec. 1 and
2 bedrms. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated, AL utiis.; $50, Ss5. $50.
Nr. shopping and MOL. WA. 7-1599
ASHTON, MD.-country apt, 4 ige.
rms. and sleeping porch, lge: yd.;
r. 4 schpoS A. bEHEhoPMEST Snf 55snsS So, cs e. nS
MODERN, light. spacious, new. 1
bedrm,; adjacent park. ample park
ing; $50 so, includes utils. JU.
3iOs Vacuum ST., nit. Rainier. Md.
Detached bldg. beautiful shade
tfses fs ana SooI batS aPt only 5 n shnease me-
Key, 1st d Phone Ma. SASS.
NR, CORAL HLLs-5-room apt,
pvt. bath. pvt. .entr:,. partly furn.;
empl. cple. pref; viii accept small
silvia fhl1f sSs ssPhISoS So s.7aSs; sI'so p.rfssy
wooded setting; picture windows, 8
iacils.; nv antenna; bedrm.. 1st
floor. Ss1; 2 bedrms:. End fioor,
$92; incl. utils. JU. 7-7372. lis
CORAL HILLS at d. C. Line--Gar-
den apts., 2 bedrms.. $S5: .util.; nr,
sch bus shops. 10, S-70sS.. --lS
2 OR 8 RIM. APT. kit and bath. No
children. no pets: Central S-2791
TERRACE APT; cool. dry. Liv. rm..
large bedrm.. modern kit. tile
bath. many closets, use Of laundry
and rec. rm., pvt, entrance and
lawn. All utils.; $50. JU.7-e557
BETHESDA. Md and 2 bedrooms,
iiv room. din space, kit, bath and
uEL 3 BodLEY INC. OF. Al go
kENsISGToM lm NC MDl and ;nsss. ssa
Furn. apt. avail. HOWARD r.
SCHAFER, OIL. 2-544l.
TAX. PARK--New. cool. spacious de
luxe 2-bedrm. apt, mr.. elementary
and II high schools: special factli-
ties for rir-cond. l25 Lee ave: Ju.
0-6491. IS =
QUEENS MANOR GARDENS
4615 27th St., Mt. Rainier. Md.
Beautiful spacious. 2.bedrm. apt.
separate dtnette, -3rd floor: SS6.50
Utils included UN. 4-422S. lis
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COLUMBIA APTS
APARTMENT VALUES

APARTMENT VALUES
3201 D ST. Sc. Ant. No. 4-Iiy.
rin;, hedrm.. dinette, kit. and bath.
4SoS HALEY TER. Sc, Apt, No. /
s.Liy; rm.. bedrm., kit. and bath,
ii D2SSsuRY ST. Sc, No. Lily.
rn;, bedrm., dinette. kit. and bath,
sSY RALEIGH ST, Sc. No. IT,
Liy. rm., bedrm.. dinette. Kit. bath.
Ga MASS. AVE. NE, No. l7-Ef,-
cheney with dinette. kit. bath,
1SY B ST. Sc. No. s--Liv. rm.,
hsdrm,. kit. bath, $50 so.
1871 2Sth ST. Sc. No. 4O1--Liv.
rm.. bedrn1:, dinette, kit. bath. SO.
25 II ST. NV rms. kit, bath.
'sss saasn srxB41E EB..s,,. RR; E.. szEys s.gEy
dinette, kit. bath, S76.
22s 10th ST. NE. No. 25-Liy. rm..
bedrn., dinette. kit, bath, S52 80.
1885 3rd ST NE. No. 6-Liv. rm.,
.sea .ssdr~;; a,,Sl.,; Sl.nstts; kit; bath, s67 30,
ass1 sssdr%. i,tNS1sM siDftse nn k,t.' hsth. ssS;
assi ssf''l1s Eiscohs S fii hb sss sash. ;sa s1 s
bedrm., dinette. kit. bath. S69.5O.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
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APIS. UNFURNIsHfp-D. c.
Evening star., 1955-03-20
Miss Watson
Is'Morried

Miss Olive Latimer Watson.
daughter of the Commissioner
Of Patents and Mrs. Robert
Clement Watson of Silver
Spring, yesterday became the
bride of Mr.. Calvin Hayes Cobb,
jr., son of Vice Admiral Cobb.
N. S. ~, retired, and Mrs. Cobb.
The ceremony took place in
st. Matthew's Cathedral and
was followed by a reception at
the Sulgrave Club.
The bride, given In marriage
by her father, wore a gown Of
whiteIsilk fashioned with q lace
bodice.
She carried a bouquet Of
small white orchids and
stephanotis.
Mrs. Avery Coonley Faulkner
Of New Haven, Conn.,, was her
sisters matron of honor and
the other attendants were Mrs.
Robert Clement Watson, jr.;
Mrs. /. Warrington Cobb and
Miss Susan McKnew.
1t. Warrington Cobb served
as his brothers. best man.
The ushers were Mr.. Robert
Clement Watson. jr., of Coo
persburg. Pa; DR.. Grant Will
mer Of Atlanta, Ga: Mr.. John
w. Davidge, jr.: Mr.. Carroll
Morgan, jr.; Mr.. Rex Peters,
Mr.. Newton Steers, Mr.. Eugene
Thomas, jr., and Mr.. Michael
Rizik.
Mrs. Cobb is a graduate Of
Madeira School and VasSar
College. She is a member Of
the Junior League.
Mr.. Cobb is a graduate of
the United States Naval Acad-
emy and Georgetown Univer-
sity Law School.
He,is a member of the Chevy
Chase Club and the Army
Navy Club and is now practic-
ing law here where the couple
will make their home.
Evening star., 1955-03-20
Candid
Congress
Mombo Is the Rage
In Congressional Set
BY Mary [. voushon .

PAPA LOVES MAMBO?-Congressmen may have to
learn to love the its popularity continues
with and daughters The set attending
dancing cotons at the Congressional Club learn
ing everything from the basic two-step the foxo waltz
mambo and samba.
Mrs E. Ross Adair Indiana and Mrs Allen Frear jr,
Delaware the l0week classes which they
started this year help congressional children get better
acquainted another The classes under the insruc
ton of Joshua Cockey divided into Junior Gage
10 to senior 5 to 49, which meet at the club every
other week.
Stephen Adars reactions IL ODD typical
of the younger set Shy progressed to enthusiastic
when again?" After the last class his mother in
liked fox-tro Wa that what was oolng?
he said pleased with his advancement.
Twelve-yearold Louise Frear finds half the fun is
wearing those first party dresses to the coton The girls
Of course wear gloves big and all the children
through receiving line of parent chaperons to start on
the party
The mambo is currently rage with the senior
which includes by invitation number of Capitol Hill
Evening star., 1955-03-20
Miss Stern
lobe We'd

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Stern an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Deborah Frost
to Mr.. Joseph Handros, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Han
dros OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Stern was graduated
from Radcliffe College with
honors in the class of 1854.
Her f1ance was graduated
from Harvard College and is
attending the Law School of
Harvard University.
Evening star., 1955-03-20

HAPPY acknowledgements of Tennes-
had whole lot of people helping him celebrate his birthday
ST. Patricks this week In fact the Democratic Club Of
the District turned out at meeting where Mr.. the
speaker ST. Parcks motif naturally used to decorate
the cake which the Congressman for the guests Mrs
Bass along for the double celebration Other guests who
Joined in saying Happy birthday" Senators Keave and
Albert " Gore Representative D. Carroll Reese Entertain
ment by Spanish and Mexican and Peruvian singer
(al have Irish ancestors they insist.
Evening star., 1955-03-20

Representative Kenneth Gray chants of bids at the
National Democratic Club white donkey auction sale
with the apomb professional auctoneer there's
He the top rank of colonel in auctoneer
circles Also amateur magician the talented Mr. Gray
youngest the House. will wheede returns for old
and objects donated by members and friends for the auction
April 26 offerings the block will be Georgia
honey donated by Representative Bitch smoked
Magnuson of Washington State and
Evening star., 1955-03-20

ALL IN THE FAMILY-A c. O. P. stronghold describes the
home Representative Richard Simpson PENNSYLVANIA whose
beautiful blond wife the newly appointed membership chair
of the National Federation of Republican Women Mr. Smp
chairman of the Republican congressional Campaign
Committee Mrs Simpsons appointment the result Of
active worker with federation
Evening star., 1955-03-20

PICTURE SWTTCH-A new and larger likeness of Mrs
Dwight Eisenhower the entrance hall to the
Congressional Club takes the place of smaller picture OF
the lady which formerly hung there. The addition
placed this week is photograph of oil proait done by
Artist Thomas Stephens The original hangs in the second
floor center hall in the White House living quarters.
Evening star., 1955-01-10

(iol $34.95 Desk Choir Ssts---is.ss
. t5Ol $l2.95 Chrome choirs- -------7.88
ts) $685. 5-Pe. Dineftes
t6t $49.S5 5-Pe. Dinettes 1888
- (i2l $e9.95 7-Pe. Dineftes 69.sS
Evening star., 1955-01-10

t5ol $s.s5 Metal chairs rs-------- 3.ss
Many Other Fabulous l-ot-s-Kind uR-
sdvestissd Speeials
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Regular $3.50 Harmony House
3-piece Modern Bedroom Suifes

. Sears Exclusive Hormony House Suite
. Modern seofoom Finished o. shansuns Finished
. Sleek Modern Styling; Sturdy Construction
They're just what the decorator ordered for ot spare bedroom
you've been woitng furnish ReuIy terrific youes but better
hurry because quantities ore limited
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-10
Cooking Winners Are
Named By Schools
Betty Croker Entries
Are Listed in Contest

The Betty Croker Homemak-
er of Tomorrow at Forest Grove
high school is Miss Vera L. Wiley
Of Caldwell route and at Belle
Valley, it is Miss Lavina Mac
enko.
Both girls received the high
est score in a written cxamina-
ton which tested the homemak-
ing knowledge and attitudes of
the senior girls in each of the
respective graduating classes.
Both local girls will be entered
in competition to name this
states candidate for the title
of All-American Homemaker of
Tomorrow.
The national winner will be
named April Il at an American
table fete in Philadelphia.
A scholarship of $500 will
be awarded each state winner
and she viii receive a trip with
her school advisor to Washing
ton, D. c., Williamsburg, Va, and
Philadelphia.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-10

Don, as the owner is more
familiarly known, opened up a
cream business in the building
now occupied by the Muskingum
Valley Coop, Main street, In
February, 1888, he moved to the
rooms now housing the Wade
Gillespie shoe repair shop, Cum
berland street, directly opposite
his present place of business. It
was at this location he expanded,
into the feed and seed business.
Seeing the need for additional
room space for expansion,
Nichols purchased the property
acrossed the street in January,
1912, and there he commenced
his gradual growth in the hard
ware and paint business. In the
meantime he added other lines
of merchandise, including house.
hold appliances and bottled gas.
During these years he has con-
Continued on Page Thrse)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-10
City Restaurant Under
New Management

Mr.. and Mrs, Racey Carpenter
of Caldwell, have purchased the
City restaurant from Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Nichols.
Possession was given Wcdncs-
day morning. Mr.. and Mrs Mich
OILS have operated the restaurant
for a year and half, and will
continue management of the
Muskingum Valley Dairy on
Main street.
The Carpenters live on Cum
berland street, and are parents
Of four children.
The restaurant will remain as
the City Restaurant" with week
day hours starting at 600 o'clock
in the morning till 800 in the
evening and on Saturday till
1000 p. IN.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-10
DR.. {. r. Morris Is
New Caldwell Dentist

Announcement was made
today that DR.. c. r. Morris, 10.
of East Palestine, had purchased
the practice of dentistry from DR..
H. B. Hume, who is retiring after
more than 81 years Of service to
Noble county people.
DR.. Morris comes to Caldwell
as a graduate of the Cincinnati
College of Dentistry and he said
today that he would continue
to render the service that has
been given by DR. Hume in the
past.
DR.. Morris also purchased all
the equipment and will maintain
offices in the First National
Bank building on the second
floor. where DR.. Hume was locat-
ed
DR.. Hume is the oldest profes-
sional businessman in Caldwell
and retires with the best wishes
of his many friends.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-10

OF the changes as it is studied
and passed by the Ohio legis-
lature for it will also affect
their final recommendations
to the board of education.
Senator Charles A. Mosher,
Oberlin, vice chairman of the
Survey Committee and chairman
of the Senate Education Com
mittee, who last week introduced
the key school finance bill (Sen-
ate Bill 32l) Incorporating many
recommendations indicated that
it will receive early considera-
tion before his committee.
The new finance proposal is
designed to substantially raise
the minimum level of public
education guaranteed by the
state.
However, maximum benefits to
local schools would depend upon
whether districts were well-or-
ganized and whether school
boards were willing to hire best
trained available teachers and
add educational services auth
orized by the plan.
Continued on Page Twol
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-10
Frank Lincicome Has
Terrifying Experience
In High Flood Waters

Frank Lincicome, %, who re-
sides with his brother-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Connell,
Playground road, had a ter
rifying experience with the high
water, early Saturday morning,
following the torrential down
pour.
Lincicome was returning to
the Connell home at 1890 a. m,
Saturday when the high water
washed his Ford car over the
embankment on the county road
west of the CGB Bronze plant,
in what is better known as
"Soakum" community.
The young man said he climb
ed on top of the car and yelled
for help for almost three hours.
All this time the heavy down
pour of rain continued.
Nelson Foreman first heard his
cries and he enlisted the aid OF
Robert Ball, who lives nearby.
With the aid of a tractor and
rope, young Lincicome was fin
ally pulled to safety.
He said today that he was none
the worse for his narrowing ex-
perience. He is employed at
Cozier Container Corp, Cald-
well.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-10
Free Methodist Pastor
10 Be New Postmaster

Rev. Albert H. Randolph, pas
tor of the FreeNMethodist church
in Summerfield, has received the
recommendation from Senator
John w. Bricker to fill the post
as postmaster at Summerfield.
This announcement was made
today by Senator Bricker
through John McFerren, chair
man Of the Republican executive
committee here.
Rev. Randolph was one Of the
top three eligible for the en-
dorsement. The recommendation
has been forwarded to the Post
master Generals office in Wash
ington, D. c.
Rev. Randolph will fill the
vacancy created when William
Warner resigned as postmaster.
A. r. FogIe has since been serv-
ing in an acting capacity.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-10
National A. Club Week Is Observed In County

National All club week, from
March thru March 13, is a week
during which public attention
will be directed to the values of
All training. AS practical
youth program, All club work
has succeeded because it is firm
ly grounded on worthy principle,
it appeals to young people and
it wins enthusiastic support from
adults.
The theme of this years club
week is, Improving Family and
Community Living. With this
as an aim the Al clubs have a
chance to do a great service to
both their family and commun-
ity.
In Noble county the 800 club
members are enrolled in rs clubs
with 45 adults as volunteer adj
visors. They carry out practical
projects in farming, homemak-
ing, and related fields, under the
guidance of the extension agents
in cooperation with the u. S. de-
partment of agriculture and the
Ohio State university.
In addition &c this there is the
junior leadership club that trains
the older All members TO take
over some of the responsibilities
of leadership in their own clubs.
The junior leaders also support
and contribute to countrywide
activities. Last year the junior
leaders paid the expenses of the
international farm youth ex-
change student from Brazil that
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