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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-12-20

And il is this last fact which
should deeply concern us all
. today-as all of us grow heavy
with the muchness our mater
ial progress has conferred upon
US.
Aware Of how the Golden
Rule works, both forward and
backward as we ourselves
direct its current, we must
make sure that our human and
industrial relations continue to
be based on emancipation, not
enSlaVement-upOn cultiVat-
ing, not curbing human
dignity.
This means that our unions,
which pricked the consciences
of laggard employers in the
age of industrial feudalism,
shall not now seek to impose
a new feudalism of their own
through imposing the shackles
of compulsory unionism on the
working people Of this nation.
1t also means that our en-
ployCrs, as they continue to
pyramid their power, shall not
sell their workers into union
slavery, either by unkind col
lusion or through clutching at
eXpcdiency.
The unions and the employ
ers have no moral right to
build either rival or allied
hierarchieS against the interest
Of their people. If separately or
together they yield to inn
morality, they will but turn
backward the wheels of pro-
gresS.
For the welfare of all of US
including themselves-they
must be and forever remain
Partners In Morality.
Maurice Franks
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-12-20

Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton
visited Sunday with Mrs. James
Ogle and family.
Mrs. Luther Thompson is a
patient in Memorial hospital.
Marietta.
An automobile accident occur
red on route 81 near the Bob
Augenstein filling station. Max
inc Addlesburger was reported
injured.
Not much news as everybody
is busy addressing Christmas
cards.
A tip for flower lovers - if
your Christmas cactus doesn't
bloom, give it a dose of castor
oil.
Mrs. Carl Gessel is home from
a siege at Memorial hospital,
Marietta. She is much improved.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-12-20
Port Blinkey

PORT BLINKEY - Several
from MackSburg and Port Bin
key attended the American Leg
ion Auxiliary Christmas party at
Dexter City Legion hall, Tues
day evening. Nellie Warren,
Judy McAtee, Virginia FreW,
Rita McAtee, Stella Hunter, Bes-
sic ROWlands, Sarah McAtee and
Donna RoWlands were Of the
number.
Homebuilding Class.
The Macksburg H0mebuilders
Sunday school class with Mrs
Emmett Blake. as teacher of the
group are planning family
Christmas party at the church
basement, Wednesday evening
Many Of the group are also
celebrating their birthdays with
n the next few days, namely
.ot,:e MGckie; June Hoffman,
Emmett Blake, Kate Ogle, Bar
12r2 Vaughn, Chcryl Mackie,
Virginia FreW, LaVerne Mackie,
Harley McAtce and we hope we
haVn't missed any.
W.C.T.U. Meets
The W.C.T.U. will meet Fri
day afternoon at 1:30 at the home
Of Mrs. Gladys Lewis who is
hostess with Mrs. Mamie Antill
co-hustcsS. There will be q So
:Cnt Christmas exchange.
Attend Meeting
Several from Blinkey attend
ed a meeting of Eastern Star No.
so as did also many from near
by towns. Roberta K. Mindling,
past grand matrOn, was the in
stalling officer and new officers
were Installed for the coming
year.
After singing the closing ode,
a friendly time was had with
refreshments served at q late
hour. The meeting night is
always the first Tuesday Of each
month.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley McAtee
and daughters, Judy and Joyce
were shopping in Cambridge on
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-12-20

county at the time
The case was given to the jury
at $40 p. m. Tuesday and they
returned their verdict at 1000
o'clock that night
A number of witnesses were
called including Sheriff Donald
ConaWay who investigated the
early morning crash.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-12-20

For a "different" type Christ
mas gift, give a canned ham with
one or two Of your favorite ham
recipes attached to the package.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-12-20

Cottage cheese is a soft, un-
cured cheese made from skim
milk that is sometimes called
Dutch cheese or "Schmierkase.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-12-20
Caldwell Trucker
Found Guilty Of
EaI1sIaslg'1ter

Ceie Dee Sublett 49, Caldwell truck driver found guilty
second degree manaughter trial Tuesday
in Guernsey common pleas
The charges out of trucar accident Sept II on
USR q the Guernsey county line Killed in the collision
Green Is Cahridse and Daniel Abrams 62
Kodiak mirror., 1956-10-13
Gomez and Penny EdwarOs-
 Sunday and Monday

Night People," a movie dealing with espionage in present-day Bef- lin and starring Gregory Peck and Frederick Crawford with Anita Bjork and Rita Gam, will show over the weekend.
 The production, which was pro- duced and directed by Nunnaiiy Johnson, is said to be the first CinemaScope picture in Techni- color made by Twentieth Century Fox entirely in Europe. More than two dozen of the outstanding land
Kodiak mirror., 1956-10-13
PAGE 5

ed to bring the CP Pigs, which will be emptied and received as the price of admittance A S2.00 admission charge will be made. otherwise.
 The dance is open to Elks and their guests and Emblem Club members and their guests.
 All proceeds are sent to the Territorial Elks Association CP Fund. Cerebral Palsy patients throughout the territory are ad- miniStered aid from the fund.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-10-13
Kodiak EEks Dance Tonight

The annual Cerebral Palsy dance will be held at the Elks hall to, night.
 Dancing will continue from g p. m. with music and Q floor show is promised by Bill Lavine Enter tainment Chairman.
 Members of the ElkS are request
Kodiak mirror., 1956-10-13

marks of the German capital, in cluding the Brandenburg Gate, Inter Den Linden, the burned out Reichstag building, the bunker in the chancellery where Hitler and Eva Braun met their deaths, the fire gutted Kaiser-Wilheln Mem- orial Church, and street scenes along Berlin's fashionable street, Kurfurstendam, are shown in the picture.
 Peck has the role of a colonel in the United States Army Intelli- gence service ill this story of an American GI Kidnapped by the East Berlin Russians and the ef- forts of the military to get him back through underground chan nels.
 In the supporting cast are Wal ter Abel, Buddy Ebsen, Casey Adams, Jill Ecmond, Peter Van Eyck, Marianne Koch and Ted Avery.
 Tuesday and Wednesday
 It's cops and robbers again, this time in the Universal-International picture Naked Alibi," which stars Sterling Hayden, Gloria Grahame and Gene Barry. !
 Hayden is a detective obSessed with the certainty that honest citizen" Gene Barry is guilty of series of brutal police murders. He gets fired from the police force for his stubborness,
 He follows Barry from the big city to Border City, where he sees the latter in new role, free-' spending, pathologically brutal mob-ruler. Hayden there meets Gloria Grahame, Barrys part-time girl friend.
 From there it is a clash between killer and cop, and romance of a sizzling nature. The story is eli maxed by 3 roof-top gun fight,
 Thursday and Friday
 Black Horse Canyon" Univer- sal-InternationaPs production of outdoor adventure, stars Joel Mo Crea and Mari Blanchard It will show for two days, Thursday and Friday of next week.
 It is the story of girl and a horse, the latter wild, untamed stallion called Outlaw. It is her attempt to capture the horse and tame him that forms the basis of the story. Excitement is there, in the many attempts to tame the wild animal.
 Romance, of course, is there. be- tween McCrea and Mari Blanch- : ard.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-10-13
Gmzh9 l 6SCREEN
Today--Saturday

Pony Soldier" a movie with a tale to tell in the Western flavor, comes to the Orpheum Theatre to- day for three performances. It is story of adventure, with the h. dianS on the warpath.
 This Technicolor horse opera stars Cameron Mitchell, Thomas
Kodiak mirror., 1956-10-13
NOTICE

The Christian Science Society of Kodiak holds Sunday Services and Sunday School every Sunday at 100 p. m.. evening services the third Wednesday of each month at 8 p. m., Hillside Chapel on the Base.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-10-13
NOTICE

If you can not get us on phone 3131, call 4303 for oil delivery. Of flee hours, l pm. 10 5 pm. Mon day through Thursday, l pm. to 2 pm. Friday.
 Thompson Transfer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-17
HERE AND ABROAD
Army Dental Corps
Promotes Dr.. SoIoom

DR.. Edward A. Saloon, former
mayor of Cheverly, Md. recently
was promoted to the rank of
lieutenant colonel in the Army
Dental Corps.
He is now Chief of Dental
Clinic No. 2 at Fort George G.
Meade, Md.
The former mayor entered the
Army as a major in May of 1855.
After a six week medical techni-
cal training course at Fort Sam
Houston, Tex, he assumed his
present duties at the Maryland
post.
Col. Saloon served as mayor
of Cheverly from 1945 to 1851.
For two years before that. he
had served as a city councilman.
Before entering the Army, he
had taught at the Georgetown
University Dental school for 16
years. He also maintained a part
time dental practice at BIO H
street NV.
A graduate Of George WASH
Iington University, he was grad
uated from Georgetown Univer-
sity with a doctor of dental
surgery degree in 1889.
He and his wife and four
children live at 1916 Laurel ave-
nue., Cheverly.
Ensign Charles H. Kinney,
USNR, last month qualified as
naval aviator at the Naval Air
Station, Corpus Christi, Tex.
| He is now a assigned to the
Oceana Naval Air Station, Vir-
ginia Beach, Va. His parents live
at 3743 Appleton street NV.
y y ~
Army Pvt. John o. Whetsine
of 635 F street NE, has gradu-
ated from the Military Police
Training Center lat Fort Gordon,
Ga.
Before attending the military
police school, he was training
at Fort Hood, Tex.
| X \ X X
Harold L. Richardson. son of
MIR. and Mrs. Harris L. Richard
son, 20 Chesapeake street Sc,
has completed recruit training
at the Naval Training Center,
Great Lakes, III.
\ \ y \
Army Pvt. Clarence r. Wright,
an aidman in the Medical Com
Ipany, 35th Regiment Of the 18th
Infantry Division in Hawaii, re-
Gently was graduated from the
divisions non-commissioned on
Ger academy.
Pvt. Wright, who entered the
Army in December. 1855, has
been in Hawaii since last May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-17
4 iran Communists
Condemned to Death

TEHERAN, Iran, Oct. II LF1.
-Four members Of the Tudeh
(communist) Party we're con-
demned to death by q military
tribunal last week. the military
prosecutor disclosed yesterday.
They are Nader Sharmini,
leader Of the Tudeh Youth Or
ganization: oil engineer Abbas
Garman, formerly employed by
the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. in
Abandan, now accused of gum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-17

Sc. is attending the Air Forces
Air Base Defense Technical
Training School at Parks Air
Force Base, Calf.
The school is the only one
that trains airmen for air police
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-17
Frunce Needs ENGINEERS

| PARIS. Oct. II R.-France
needs 100000 engineers to meet
demands of industry. says Henri
Longchambon, president of the
High Council of Scientific Re-
search. He attributes the short
age to failure of technical
schools to recruit enough pupils
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-17

smuggling: Johammad Far
jami. veteran Communist, and
Helal Mohammadi, an officer in
the Red Democratic Army of
Azerbaijan" in 1856.
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man duties

man duties IN. C. and received his basic
enlisted the Air training Lakeland Air
on June 3, 1856. at Greensboro Base. Tex
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Iteenth street NV.

/ Airman third Class Charlie.
A. Wall, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Howard E. Wall, 1446 w street
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WATCH
REPAIRMAN

interviews are being held 70 Ill
a single opening for & qualified
watch maker, in our jeTelry de-
partner. Desire man who has sale;
ability in addition TO technical
knowledge.
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MAKE $50 TO 500 per saie-Exciu-
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Enormous demand from gas sta
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guarantee elinches sales. No sam
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Admin. SecyS., to $4,000
Select positions in PUBLIC RE
LATIoNS, CAPITOL HILL. Law,
iEDuCAIIQN, EMBASSIES AND
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CONTINUED On Next Page
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HELP----MEN

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OF drafting, ut least high schoo
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See Mr.. Thomas, McCREA EQUIP
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HELP-WoMEN

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HELP woAEN Gent,

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Admin. Control Clerk
FOR PERSONNEL OFFICE

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statesmen

The opportunity OF q lifetime for
two qualified statesmen TO Introduce
the new "Hanes" underwear Tor
infants. girls and boys, TO. depart
ment stores, infant and. children &
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this top-auaIty line. Must have car.
Give iuli particulars Of past ex-
perience.
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OPPORTUNITY

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VIRGINIA
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Kings hishwey end Ford Drive, AIexsndrie, Va
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zis y. Commerce S., Rockville, Nd
Marlboro Pike cad Silver Hills Rd.. PsrkIund'
Queens chsps, chiIIsm Rds osssnsss~n, M Rainsrs
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ss7s Georgia Ave- end EIs~snh Drive silver sprns.
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Share of These Extra Special Va|u
Friendly Acme Market Food Barn Convenient to

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Compare Quality and Price ;. you'll b
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The neighborhood has taken a vote = they all
agree this concert was bowling success
The Alley Philharmonic Society recently presented regular
with signal The rich and varied heard
by practically everyone neighborhood who agreed that each
musical strain exactly that.
conducted throughout by Maestro Mants who
shared with the performers the many padts that flung nud
ing couple of old Shoes expected that the program will shortly
be repeated And repeated and repeated
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Gin THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. G.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1855
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

SUBLEASE-Fine office, furnished.
receptionist; large ONCE buildine
very reasonable. 924 Dupont Circle
Building DTJ 1880
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VIENNA. VA.--Choice commercial
frontage. Maple ave. Rte. 1913.
10000 So, IT,, hard road. Town
So: 800. MCCLURE. DU. $500.
lDU 5-Q34S
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I2 ACRES in the Lake Jackson area.
21u ~. on State road. acres clear.
$1,000. Ii. 7-S095. OWNER.
2 LOTS suitable for small apt. bldg.
Call EV. 4-949S after 8.
i2 CHOICE LOTS near Wash, Golf
and Country Club. S35, O00-&50.-
9100 homes, $500 each. Du, Z
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REAL ESTATE wANTED
BOATS


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FARMS tcons.l

3OO-ACRE FARM, near Acc, Ii
Mont; CO; approx. 1 mi. Of 'front.'
UMBER0ER, 0aithersburg 59O-W-
IS. RUSSELL 2. NORMAN, broker
ON POTOMAC-23O acres limestone
loan; 140 acres permanent pas.
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stocked ponds. Dwelling, rooms,
center hall, bath, modern kitchen,
fireplace; oil fueled. In top condi-
ton. Large barn equipped fol-
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ETROUT CATALOd-Freei
Farms, Businesses. 10 States
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$17,5O0

This lovely home, situated on quiet,
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for children. IN a beautiful wooded
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ceiling fireplace, din. rm. with 2
picture windows, 13-ft. kitchen, 8
real bedrms.: CT contracts accepted
immediate possession. Call till 8 . m
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lots. ACREAGE FOR SALE

BURNING TREE VILLAGE-Beauti-
more in controlled development.
sold to approved purchasers only.
r. BATES WARREN, OIL. 4-31 80.
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. LOVELY LOTS. Leveile Est.-I3..
900 So. Il each. $4,000 each. KoR-
zENDORFER. OIL. 4-s111 till 4.
BETHEsDA-Paved SITS,
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DESK SPACE
FARMS


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barn. large horse barn: several
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Price, $4,000. 81 3-0693.
1900 .ACRE STOCK FARM. Fauauiei
CO Va, ample water, good fencing
timber holaes DeLa, p6xl -
f55 acre. Mr.. OLSON, Wo. B-a4J7
t50.ACRg GRAZING YARN. Va. n.
Gel. iences, streams. lub-coW feed.
s92,OuO. Mr. OLSON. 40. 6-3837
2sO-ACRE DAIRY FARM. Frederiei
nee vis1 aa n Sa.sf. V Wi ENID "a
hglSe. SIS 600. Many other gOoc
farms Nh OLSON, wo 6-3437
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nj o. less D. c.. surinw or stream
Prize terms BOY f4n-T, star.
TOBACCO FARM. ls mills ID. c. I'D
miles Annapolis On No. STATE road
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stable $50 Acres Priced ffw Al
sls 600 WAfTER n. BAUMAN
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LOTS FOR BUILDERs-50 beauti-
full lots about ready for recording
in a neighborhood Of $4,000 and
up; all utilities. See us personally
on. these. ASHLEY. INC, 24O5
Price ave-, Wheaton, Nd. 10.