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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
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Evening star., 1955-07-24

felony and a misdemeanor. have high
standard Of ethics, ' the Commissioner says
righteously, land besides, the newspapers
might find out"
Dan mods and turns away and the Com
missioner lets him get as far as the door.
Then he says, "Are you sure your mouse
Kitty has the stuff"
Dan smiles. ''She has been going to ball
games since she IS three years old. Her
Uncle Vincent takes her and coaches her
until he passes on few years ago. Uncle
Vincent was an old-time big-league pitcher
and once he strikes out Honus Wagner
and once he picks off Ty Cobb at second"
The Commissioner pulls at his chin and
thinks while. I'VE have been putting on
part-time policewomen to help out at the
school crossings" he says. They release
the regular cops for more active duty
Kitty could do that, - Dan says eagerly.
''She loves kids and could ride herd on
them fine. What school can she take over?''
I'm afraid all the regular schools have
been provided for, !" says the Commissioners.
Then he snaps his fingers. ''rve got it!'' he
cries The Police Academy! She can help
the rookie cops cross the street SO they
don't set hurt by traffic"
Evening star., 1955-07-24

speaks up timidly and tells about his mouse
Kitty. 'She is only little dame, ~ he says,
but she has more baseball know-how than
the whole Fire Department"
The Commissioner frowns. Il would
give my upper plate to beat those firemen,''
he says. "And it is not simply because
have little bet with the Fire Commis-
sioner. The glory of the Department is at
stake. But cannot do anything dishonest,
such as accepting help from someone who
is not cop.
why, did you know - he goes on, that
we have great knuckle-ball pitcher named
Stats Rafferty, in the Police Academy? He
once had tryout with the Dodgers and he
could pitch shutout in this league. But
l can't use him. He's not eligible scholas-
tically.
Hes been at the Academy month and
he still doesn't know the difference between
Evening star., 1955-07-24

Those rookie cops are man-sized,' - says
Dan. They don't need any little dame to
help them across the street."
mo technicalities, please!'' says the
Commissioners sternly. The rockies are
small boys at heart. Get Kitty over here.
l will swear her in and everything will be
legal" He beams at Dan. 81 am probably
the most ethical cop in these United States,
McGanyr'
IHE cops practice every evening on the
sand-iOt field behind the Third Precinct
house, and it is here that Dan finds Kitty
late the next afternoon when he is finished
with his tour Of duty with the Gambling
Squad.
He is speeches. at the sight of her,
because she is in full baseball uniform and
IS indeed cute little mouse, with her
blonde hair curling from under her base
ball cap and Police lettered in green across
her white blouse, and her knce-length
knicbeEs and green socks.
Dan joins her in the bull pen, where she
IS watching the PACKERS warm up. I'm
worried about Smokey SvcnsOn's fast ball, !"
she says. Hes losing his control
Dan erOwis at her. -Wao wouldn't lose
Evening star., 1955-07-24

6kWTHAT you should have DONE" says
w Kitty, who is the well-beloved
mouse of Dan McGarry, the plain-clothes
cop, WAS to try hit-and-run when you
had two on in the fourth and to send in a
pinch-hitter for Garvey in the seventh"
Dan and Kitty are sitting together over
coffee in cafeteria, and Kitty is speaking
of the way Dan manages the cops ball
team in the opener of three-eame series
against the firemen, which the cops fiub by
the sad score of nine to one.
Maybe you'd like to sit in the dugout
and naStermind the game next week," Dan
says bitterly.
"Oh, do you think the Commissioner
would let mel" cries Kitty.
Look" says Dan. Il know you are a
fan from way back. But that doesn't
prove you have the Steneel touch"
See that gray-haired man over there?'
Kitty says, pointing to a corner table.
"A tough-looking old buzzard," says
Dan.
IN his day he managed a couple of
minor-league pennant winners - says Kitty.
His name is Lusty Rusty and he was a
great friend of my late Uncle Vincent
She grabs Dan by the arm. He was at
the game Wen ask him."
She leads Dan over to the old guy.
Hello, MIR. Rusty" she says. what did
you think of the gamer
LuSty Rusty looks up and says, well,
Kitty darling, if was managing that cops
ball club, would have tried hit-and-run
in the fourth and sent in pinch-hitter for
Garvey in the seventh"
knTY raises her eyebrows at Dan, "And
maybe given Salletti an intentional walk in
the second?" she says to the old-timer.
"Sure, mods Mr.. Rusty. 1T would have
set up double play and nipped the fire
mems rally"
Thank you very much" says Kitty,
smiling at him sweetly. 'Weil?' she says
to Dan, when they are out in the street.
Dan sighs. Il will speak to the Com
missioner" he says. Maybe he will let
you sit on the bench with me at the game
next Saturday."
The Commissioner sends for Dan on
Monday morning, and after he expresses
himself eloquently for half an hour in the
manner of the late John McGraw, Dan
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24

General Leo Kreber adjutant general the state of
Ohio and director of Civil Defense is quite anxious to
know the number of in Noble County who would be
interested in joining the Ohio National Guard should such
a unit be located in the county.
Ihls is one OF the first requirements General Kreber
pointed out now that he certain the county whole
really desires such unit
On recent visit to Caldwell the general was especially
pleased with the community in general and spoke highly
or the large number of resolutions he had received from
practically every organization in this section
Now that the need is evident, the general is quite
anxious to know the number of who would ioin such
outfit.
This absolutely before the type of unfor
community this size can be specified
Potential members of the Ohio National Guards are
urged to write Rep Edmund c. James signify their in
tentions of joining the outfit and when located here
The greater amount of manpower the larger the unit
and we urge all those eligible get busy contact their
representative in writing.
This number will eventually be turned to General
kreoer and he in turn determine the type of
be located in Noble County.
organizations could determine collective strength bv
polling their membership and then sending the total
number to Rep. James at his office in Caldwell
We urge you to act quickly for the sooner the potential
manpower is determined, the quickly we will learn
the possibility of obtaining a Guard unit
word OF caution Don't pad the figures 1t would be
much better to have so who would be active than OO
who wouldn't show up.
Act quickly but act wisely
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24

thou
Jesus final words in the upper to His friends is
of quiet confidence These things have spoken unto
you that in might have peace In the world We shall
have tribuation but be of good cheer have overcome
the world"
Thus speaks One who having set to fulfill the hopes
OF the ages finds at the end of His work. that He has won
only the uncertain devotion of handful of and
fronted with the Cross.
He goes forward willingly assured that His victory is
already as good as won BE of good cheer have overcome
the Werd."
Jesus then expresses His aspirations in a sublime prayer
In this high prieSy mercession Jesus appeals Father
on behalf of the disciples Jesus with Father
on His coming glory Through His Crucifixon Resur-
recton that glory will be manifested and the gift eternal
life made available for all mankind
From the warm intimacy of the Upper Room, Jesus
goes out with His disciples comfort he world Leaving
the city they he brook Cedron and then enter
the garden of Gethsemane Then saith he Them my
soul is exceeding sorrowfu unto DEATH arry ye here
and watch with me- There in agony He prayed saying
my Father If 1t be possible let this cup pass from me-
nevertheless not will but thou wilt" The disciples
fell asleep and could not watch hour with Him
Now we see Jesus going forth to meet the advancing
foe He was sent bound unto Caaphas the high priest"
Peter of the disciples entered the courtyard where
Jesus being questioned and denied his Lord for the
third time the cock "And the Lord turned and
looked upon Peter And Peter remembered word of the
Lord, how He had said unto him. before the cock crows
thou shalt deny thrice. And Peter went out and wept
bitterly."-BERNICE HARDESTY HINTON
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24
Congratulations Are In Order

congratulations order to neighboring Pleasant
City who will be watching their highly toued basketball
team perform in the state finals this weekend Cincinnati
Gardens under the powerful coaching of Bill Cantor
The Tigers have swept through county sectional dis
rlct and regional play to win coveted spot in the
tourney finals and they the toast of Southeastern Ohio
this week
Their record to date is outstanding and this COM
munlty joins with their home town wishing them
all the best as they vie for the crownng laure Cincinnati
Led by high scoring Dick Kovachik and Gary Harper,
the Pleasant City orange and black five has gone farther
down the heart break trail than any other team in Guernsey
and Noble Counties since the days of the Cumberland Vk
ngs back in 1928
At Athens, Saturday evening delegation numbering
several hundred ardent Pleasant City fans their
on to victory Headed by Mayor Jack Hannon everyone
there and it is safe bet that Pleasant City was one
dead town last Saturday night for several hours
We proud of neghboring Pleasant CITY TIGERS
and like the others, hope they go all the way
1t is an honor to salute the Pleasant City Tigers and
their outstanding coach, William Cantor
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24

A certain talkstive young lady
almost spent a night locked in
''Doc" Whites drugstore.
She entered Docs store about
il Pm, going directly to the pay
phone, At eleven-thirty Doc went
home not having seen a custom
err for a half hour. Around mid
night he got call from the store
49,, she had finally run out of con-
versation land money! and found
the front door locked tight.
Doc vowed he'd leave her there
to teach her lesson. But Mrs.
w. spoke up: "Now you go turn
her loose. It's hard to cut a good
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24

The Caldwell exempted village school board of education
has extended to Supt George w Webb contract for three
years to head the local system and has been accepted
Supt Webb spent year in Caldwell, coming here
to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of P
he can look back to very successful term this
surely must have been the opinion of board in extend
ing his contract for another three years.
The board also extended and it was accepted A three
contract for Coach Billy JONES' who rapidly becoming
an important part of this community.
In addition to those whose contracts had expired and
were renewed including Mrs Dale Ackley Mrs Richard
Douglass and Mrs Joseph Yontz the board hired two
teachers to fill existing vacancies.
This included James Carter the vocal instructor
Mrs Rama Groves Steen as English teacher.
Both will add much to the staff of the Caldwell schools
and there every to believe that progress will
of tomorrow
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24
NEWS FROM
WASHINGTON
BY
REP. JOHN e. HENDERSON
Military Career Incentives

AhAAAA6k 1aAEGA AnGGAkRkkB
Last week, the House of Rep
resentatives took the first step
to insure the passage of a bill
for higher pay for the men and
women in our Armed Forces.
This action, strongly recommend
ed by the President, is based
upon an urgent need to provide
greater stability in all ranks of
our military personnel. The re-
cognition of the need was amply
demonstrated by the overwhelm-
ing bipartisan vote of 399 to /
by which the measure passed
the House on March 10. The pay
increases range from 6 to $50.
For several years the Armed
Forces have been experiencing
an alarming turnover in per-
sonnel. Re-enlistments have
continued to fall off as men with
valuable skills have returned to
their former civilian occupations
or have accepted attractive of
ferS from private industry. With
the heavy defensive require
mentS of the atomic age, the
constant necessity for retraining
on such a massive scale can
weaken the Nation and rep
resents astronomical costs. The
new legislation is intended to
offer greater incentive to men
and women both to enter the
services voluntarily and to make
a career of the military. Thus,
the skills which they acquire in
prolonged and costly training
will not be lose TO the Nation.
Government Purchasing
With the wholehearted ap-
proVal of most of US, the past
two years has witnessed the
Federal Government discontinu-
ing many of its ventures into in
dustrial production in competi-
ton with private industry. How
ever, Uncle Sans need for the
manufactured products of in
dustry continues at a high level
despite decline in purchasing
since the end of hostilities in
Korea.
Undoubtedly the United States
Government is the worlds larg-
est single customer and, so long
as our defense requirements are
great, is likely to remain so for
many years. ] believe it would
be serious oversight if our in
dustries in Southeastern Ohio
did not avail themselves of this
Continued on Page 2-B)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24
w IS { or
O 7 H Z R WISE
BY Z. o. BOND

Giving is good; forgiving is
better.
To err is human, but when
the eraser wears out before the
pencil, you are OVERRIDING it.
Everyday you are one step
nearer heaven or one step near
er he'll. Which way are you
going?
Discomfort is the first step to
progress.
Our civilization can not sur
Vive materially until it is re-
deemed spiritually. - Woodrow.
Love; The most fun without
laughing.
Hating people is like burning
down your house to get rid of a
rat.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24

From where | sit ... by Joe Marsh
Finally
Talked Herself Out

conversation short - something
only woman understands"
From where / sit, however,
plenty of men arc as hard TO pry
away from telephone as any
female. Some people are just
naturally long-vinded, while
others arc the silent type just
as some of us like coffee and 9th
ers prefer glass of beer. The
important thing is to be cOnsid.
crate =. before friends start Civ
ing US the busy signal"
&e M~r4e
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24
JOURNAL NEWS ITEMS OF 10 YEARS AGO !,

MIR. and Mrs. Herman Nc
Elfresh of Bridge street, are par
ents of an eight pound daughter,
born at their home on Sunday,
March Is. The infant has been
named Terrianne. Grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Earl McElfresh
of Caldwell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Davis of Dexter City.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24
Dear Editor.

When l was boy here in Koon Holer some
severe winters There plenty of recall
the top of rail fences the 1t October
first of November and stay ground
ana river would be frozen
OF those days ride the bobsled night Gosh
them the days
Now enough snow to cover the winter wheat
streams are seldom frozen and the sled away
tle skates have ruSted No
middle OF October and shirt sleeves drive
with the top down.
Have been reading this changing business Some
ca ha IN the next fifty less palm will be
mere IN hoon Holer and will have
lovely hills will turn to sand dunes
don't need to wait for the tropics farmers
some OF them at least doing that they don't
90 II the coal Sppe will The hard rains they
came once upon time and what soil
we should ever have tropical weather
middle states industry will to northern people
loose ther energy III hot climates During the
Deal the results shovel handles
to lean Yep the surprises for
US and one of them will be =
Yours for temperate climate,
Uncle Sam StlIe
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24
Happenings In Ohio

Cleveland - An IL year old
Portage county boy lost an eye
when he set of a % calibre bull
let with BIB shot Sunday. Rich
ard Vince of Mantua was stand
ing over the bullet when he
fired his air rifle at it. He was
taken to the hospital for treat
ment.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24

Youngstown - Laquctta Fost-
er, .nine-year old girl who must
wear an oxygen mask to live,
now has a specially constructed
room in which she can rest in
comfort. The room is the result
of a campaign by Youngstown
and Pittsburgh newspapers to
raise $4,000 for the special con-
struction.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24

Barnesville - a Sign-up party
for youngsters in this area inter
ested in competing in the East
ern Ohio Soap Box Derby this
summer, will be held, Tuesday,
March 29th. All boys between
the ages of IL and not more than
10 years of age, are eligible to
take part. The derby is held at
Akron.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24

MIR. and Mrs. Robert Macarthur
of Canton, are the parents of a
son born recently at Aultman
hospital in Canton. The mother
was the former Eleanor Headley
of Dexter CITY.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24

Miss Study Richcreek, daugh-
ter of 1t. Col. and Mrs. Harry
Richcreek of Main street, is
spending a month vacation with
Mrs. Clyde Harris and daughter,
Charlene of Cleveland.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24
Echoes From CoIvon

In the quiet garden of Gethsemane,
Under the leafy green of the olive tree
There our Lord knelt down to pray,
In agony of soul He bowed that day.
"Oh my Father, let this cup pass from me
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24

Oxford - A petition signed by
Al persons was presented to
council Tuesday night requesting
that side walks, curbs and. gutter
be installed on South Main
street and another petition re
questing installation of a street
light on South Oak was present
ed and passed
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24

Pictured here are members of the Pleas
ant City basketball team in neighboring Guern-
Sey County who fought their way to the state
finals in Cincinnati Gardens this weekend by
defeating Rio Grande, 70-53, in regional play
at Athens. For the first time in years, South
eastern Ohio will be represented in both the
class A and finals, with GAINESVILLE going
all the way in class A. Pleasant City Tigers
will open tournament play in Cincinnati at
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Moore
of Sarahsville, have assumed the
positions of superintendent and
matron of the Noble county
home.
Marvin Wood spend the week
end with his wife and family of
Athens. Mrs. Wood and children
accompanied him to their home
on Belford street.
-
Cpl. Floyd Eschman, son of
Mrs. Harry Eschman of near
Caldwell, was reported wounded
in action in Belgium on Feb
ruary Is, according to word re-
ceived here.
Mrs. Nellie Snode of Sarahs-
vile, received a telegram from
the War Department that her
son, Pfc. Charles Snode, was
slightly wounded in Luzon on
the 18th of February.
Mrs. Harold Haines of Cald-
well, underwent a major opera
tion at Good Samaritan hospital,
GAINESVILLE on Monday of this
week. Her husband Sgt. Harold
Haines is with the u. S. Medical
Corp. in the Philippines.
Mrs. Amos Jennings of Sharon,
sustained fracture of her right
arm last Thursday in fall at
the family home. She was re-
moved to Memorial hospital,
Marietta, for x-ray and treat
ment.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24

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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-09

all went over Oh Saturday and
they returned together Sunday
The Mems advent Corporate
Communion for men eli St Anne 3
Episcopal Parish Vas observed at
ST. Stephens Episcopal Church.
Esm0ut last Sunday morning AZ 9
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Guests in The home III NH and
Mrs George r Omohundro last
week and through the week end
we're. Mr. and Mrs Robert ID
Jones OF Charleston w va JONI
ing in the family reunion On sun
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Even and Miss Ann Paulett. Of
Richmond. Mr. and Msr F r.
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Scottsville
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-09

j h the Episcopal Rectory here.
Mrs @ T Goodwin. Jr., daugh-
TIN Beth and son George spent
tn aeek end and Thanksgiving
nth 2Ir Goodwin near Baltimore
y q West Of Richmond. IL
listing III the home u Mr.. and
Mrs c NJ Tucker
Miss Marvin Bard OF Washing
TIN. u G.. George Broken from
Glen echo. Md Harold Marshall.
III Hyattsville MI and Miss
Beverley Bard and Marshall
Nicholas also Of Hyattsville. Md
were THANKSGIVING and week end
ytsitons il the home Of Nj and
Mrs George W Wheeler
Ars James Tindall. Dr.. visited
fter parents Mr. and Mrs. H VI.
DeBe.Ty az Drearyville. Mr.. Tind 4