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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-05
A UNIQUE SIGNBOARD

This columniSts hat is DOTTED
to two enterprising Dallas (TeX-
as citizens: Elmer Adams and
Largent Parks. Jr. They've
started something that just could
and should spread from coast to
coast.
Entirely at their own expense,
they have caused to be erected
on North Central Expressway.
Dallas (located in a 30-mile-an-
hour zone where $4,000 cars pass
daily unique signboard which
reads.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-05
Ne,Us for Vets
Questions and Answers

Q-Before going into military
service during the Korean con.
flict, l was a qualified plumber
Now that l have been discharged
| would like to take a refresher
course in plumbing at a trade
school. Gould | do so under the
Korean CT Bill?
A-No. Under the law, veter-
ans are not permitted to take
courses in subjects for which
they already are qualified by
reason of prior experience OF
training.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-05

Around the court house square
at Millersburg, Ohio, are TO be
found long hitching rails to
which the Amish farmers tie
their horses while taking care
of their shopping.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-05

| der the Korean CT Bill, my
| objective was BA degree, with
English as my majcr. | recently
decided to change to engineering
and get a BS degree instead.
Would this be considered my
| one-and-only change allowed by
law,
Aft no extension of time is
required to complete work for
your new objective, you would
not be charged with change Of
course. If a time extension is
necessary, you would be charged
with change.
Q-I am receiving retirement
pay from the armed forces. Is it
possible to pay my CT insurance
premiums by having the Gov
ernment deduct the required
amount from my retirement
| check each month, saving me
the trouble of taking care of it
myself?
Ayes. Veterans receiving
service retirement pay may ar
range for payment of CT insur-
ance premiums by allotment.
Authorization must be registered
with your branch of service.
Q-I want to sell my CT home,
allow the buyer to take over my
CT loan, and get a release from
liability. Ny wife signed the note
when the loan was made. Will
she also be released from
| liability?
| A-Yes. If you are released
frcm liability, she also will be
released.
Q-Pm over 18 and eligible to
| go to school under the War
| Orphans Education program. |
understand that if ! go, l no
longer will receive death COM
pensation payments from VA. Is
my selection of benefits consid-
1 cred final" when I file my ap-
plication from War Orphans
schooling?
A-No. The election of bene-
fits is final only after the first
War Orphans payment has been
made in your behalf, or after an
administrative allowance has
been paid to your school.
Q-I am a Korea veteran
| eligible for CT training. / re-
Gently returned to active duty,
and as a result will be unable to
start training when my starting
deadline arrives. Could the dead
line be postponed in my case?
| A-No. Under the law, veter-
ans must begin Korean CT train
ing before their deadline, which
| is three years from date of dis
charge. There are no exceptions.
| Q-Since | have been totally
disabled for more than six
months, l have applied for a
waiver of premiums on my CT
| insurance policy. What will be
the effective date of the waiver?
| A-Generally, the waiver is
made effective from the prem
ium due date following your
sixth straight month of total
disability. There are exceptions
to this rule for those who wait
an extraordinarily long time be-
fore applying.
| Q-I am planning to start
school this fall under the Kor-
can GI Bill. How can l find out
whether the course | want to
take is GI-approved?
| A-Your VA Regional Office
maintains a list of GI-approved
courses. This information is not
available at VA headquarters in
| Washington, d. c.
Q-I am a disabled Korea vet
eran. If / take vocational re-
habilitation training, will | re-
ceive one VA check each month,
the same as Korean CT Bill
trainees, out of which I'm sup
posed to take care Of all my
training costs?
| A-No. Under the vocational
rehabilitation program, VA will
| pay all training costs directly to
your school, and also pay you a
monthly subsistence allowance,
based on the type of training and
the number of your dependents.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-05

Reindeer moss from the far
north and flowers of the south
land are found intermingled in
the hills of Hooking County,
Ohio.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-05

Now that | nave been discharged
| would like to take refresher
course in plumbing at a trade
school. Gould / do so under the
Korean CT Bill?
A-No Under the law, veter-
ans are not permitted to take
courses in subjects for which
they already are qualified by
reason of prior experience OF
training.
Q-I have just applied for 6
VA pension for a total and per-
manent nonservice connected
disability. If | qualify, will
receive a higher rate because
am married and have family!
A-No. Pension rates are not
based on your dependency status
The rates are the same for vet
erans with dependents and fol-
veterans without dependents.
Q-When I bought house,
used my complete $500 CT loar
guarantee. Now, | have an op,
portunity to go into business
Could I get CT business loan tt
help me get started?
A--No. You used your full en-,
titlement for your CT home loan
There is no entitlement remain
ing for CT business loan pur
poses. If you hadn't used the
maximum home loan guaranty
it may have been possible fol
you to qualify for CT bushes:
loan.
Q-I want to pay my CT insur
ance premiums once a year in
stead of once a month. Where
can / find out how much tht
yearly premium will be?
A-Write to the VA Distric
Office where you pay your pre-
miums, or contact your neares
VA office. Be sure to include
your policy number when writ
ing.
Q-I am an older World Wa
II veteran, and before long / ex
pect to retire from my job.
plan to sell my CT house anc
move to the South. Would it bt
possible to have my CT loar
rights restored so l could buy
another home?
Ayes. Retirement is consid
cred in the same category a.
transfer of employment, anC
would warrant restoration of G.
loan entitlement. However, tht
VA would have to be relieved o
liability on the old guaranty.
Q-I have made arrangement!
to be admitted to a VA hospita
for treatment of a service-con
nected injury. | have no way o
getting to the hospital, which j
almost 100 miles from my home
Could the VA help me?
Ayes. Government trans
portation to the hospital may b,
authorized. Also, when you ar,
ready for discharge, you ma.
obtain Government tranSporta
ton home again.
Q-I am a Korean Veteran jus
out of service. | have a service
connected dental condition tha
isn't severe enough to Warran
compensation payments. Would
be eligible for VA outpatien
dental care?
Ayes, provided you appl.
within one year after your dis
charge. If your condition did no
result from combat wounds o
service injuries, you may be en-
titled to treatment only on
one-time completion basis.
Q-How do l go about chang
ing the beneficiaries on my C
insurance policy?
A-Get a Change of Bene
ficiary" form at any VA office
Fill it out, sign it, and send
to the VA District Office wher
you pay your premiums. Or yo
may simply write the Distric
Office a letter, listing your bene
ficiaries. In writing, be sure t
give your full name, address an
insurance number.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-05

On the slopes and in the hills
around Hillsboro, Ohio, fine Bur-
ley tobacco is raised.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-05

Graduation caps and gowns,
made at New London, Ohio, are
shipped all over the world.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-05

Well informed and educated
precinct officials are essential to
the conduct Of efficient and inn
partial elections. The election
laws authorize the Secretary of
State to prepare rules, regula-
tions, and instructions for the
conduct of elections. Boards of
Elections have been urged to
hold schools of instruction for
all precinct officials.
Fewer Irregularities have oc-
Cured in counties where attend
ance at a school of instruction is
required of all precinct officials.
Following the last General Elec-
ton. the percentage of error in
counties not holding schools of
| instruction was much higher
than the percentage in those
counties where schools were
held.
The problem dealing with the
necessary qualifications of voters
and the prescribed method of
challenge of voters, are among
the problems discussed at these
schools.
The distribution of ballots and
the counting of votes cast on
these ballots are discussed, and
great emphasis is placed upon
these matters IN order to insure
the secrecy and proper counting
Of your vote.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-05

Q-I want to pay my CT insur-
ance premiums once a year in
stead of once a month. Where
can / find out how much the
yearly premium will be?
A-Write to the VA District
Office where you pay your pre-
miums, or contact your nearest
VA office. Be sure to include
your policy number when writ
ing.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-05

Q-J have just applied for 6
VA pension for a total and per-
manent nonservice connected
disability If / qualify, will
receive a higher rate because
am married and have family?
A-No. Pension rates are not
based on your dependency status
The rates are the same for vet.
erans with dependents and fol
veterans without dependents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24

would be unfaithful to those
fans If I hadn't done what I
feel is best for the team"
Lindsay scored IS points,
second only to teammate
Gordie Howe last season. One
Of the smallest players yet one
of the flercest competitors in
the MIL. Lindsay ranks as the
fourth highest goal scorer Of
all time with 321 goals.
Lindsay. who broke in with
the Red Wings when he was
10. had insisted as the trade
rumors popped up that he never
would accept q trade and that
he wouldn't play for another
team. 1t is clear that the Black
Hawks made him such an at
tractive proposal that he could
not afford to turn it down.
Lindsay accepted the Chi
cago teams terms before thu
trade was completed.
This is the second major
trade worked by the Red Wings
in the past several weeks. Only
recently they gave up several
players to get back Goalie
Terry Sawchuk, whom they
traded to the Boston Bruins
in 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
Detroit Sends Lindsey,
Hall to Hawks in Trode

DETROIT. July "A (R.-
TED Lindsay. who scored TOO
points In Is seasons with the
Detroit Red Wings, has been
traded along with Goalie Glenn
Hall to the Chicago Black
Hawks.
The Wings got in exchange
Johnny Wilson, Forbes Ken
nedy, Hank BasSen and Bill
Preston-and what Detroit Of
flcals called "a considerable
sum Of cash."
The most penalized player in
Detroit hockey history, Lindsay
and Jack Adams, general man.
ager. haven't seen eye-to-eye
for the last two seasons. Lind
say was stripped of the team
captaincy last season and fire.
quently had been publicly criti-
cized by Adams for his outside
business interests.
But Adams said: "All these
wild rumors Of personal diff
ferences between Lindsay and
myself are without foundation.
My job is to afford our hockey
fans with the best possible
team, and considering Wilson's
youthfully proven experience
and Kennedy's promise,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
BALTIMORE
RESULTS

FIRST RAcI-Purs.. $500; j mile
Pretty BABY lLambl i.eo 80
Pins Hldgs EDDIE Ievlsl SEQ
5onny, Lone Elm Romona, Mel Box.
SECOND RACE = Purse. $500: 1
s.rstavsy tcassyl eco $50 2.eo
enc Elm ferbes tMaltersl 500
re''oNn Rebel $. w Time. s:l7.s.
DAILY DOUBLE q sad ~ si5ayso
Spartan and Merry 90 Boy Scratched
~, THIRD a4cE-Purs,. $500, mile.
Es.hlss" k iIs,e ehiIuSb.r0 $40 s ssS
Land Li.sIs Wsiis. eiss ii'' Hs ss%sGi
.EouETH RACE = Purse. $500: 1
81 Cadillac oolsdun
Al 4hs sss,. ns. ,vN.,, 80. 80 s.ee 80
sn ~ b,s ~ ~. p,res' 'savaso SEQ
Golden Harvss. hickory Tot. Msry
LAWRENCE: Indian Dale Dannir. wyn-
EfrTR T RAcE Purse. $1,000: l
mile
Farstar GAmatsl s.9o A.0o a.an
Alrerine (neiIl A.ao 3.AO
AleK nay lMartinl kao
Homestreteh Sandy. Sanata. Ann
Gallon. Abe Hanover. benny'S Day,
SIXTH RACE - Purse. $1,000; I
mile.
dirksy Jss lAlin'asl size $50 SOC
Of 0flen tThomaal Aoo 400
Cav Louiae lsmlthl S.N0
joyee York. Mary Pat pronto way
ssvsstH and slshth rasss. eanesIeG
leeeauss 81 rain-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
Glowing Way
Pace Choice
AT Baltimore

BALTIMORE. July "a (Spe-
.ciaD Out of the money only
once in IL races this season,
Glowing Way, a 3-year-old
filly, is favored to win the fea-
tured Green Spring Valley
Pace tonight at Baltimore
Raceway.
Glowing Way has won three
races, finished second five times
and third, three. In her last
test. the $4,000 Patapsco. she
ran third to Amigo Hal. Glow
ing Way was clicked in 2:042s.
Jess Direct. 4-year-old geld
ing owned by Dave Legum,
Washington realtor. is the
second choice in a field Of 10
PAGERS. The race is eighth on
the program.
Favored in the secondary
feature is Direct Walnut, with
Miss Antoinette B. rated second
and Bonny Truax third.
Only three nights of the
meeting remain after tonight
Last nights program was cut
short by rain. The downpour
started during the parade to
the post for the sixth race. The
seventh and eighth were can
celed.
The first dead heat of the
season here came in the fourth
with Cadillac Gold Dust and
Hughie Boy sharing top money
After leading from the start
Hughie Boy faded near the
wire and Cadillac Gold Dust
came on to win.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24

lier fight against jackson is
healed and strong"
The full dress physical given
Patterson yesterday cut into
his usual training session, but
the champion still found time
for three good rounds of
Sparring. Two we're against
210-pounders and the other
was against a fast 175-pounder.
The champion was impressive
with his hitting yesterday, and
used both hands we'll. Patterson
himself admitted that his
timing is better than it was a
week ago.
Yesterdays workout brought
Patterson's total up to 100
rounds.
Meanwhile, jackson took the
day of at his camp at Column
bia, N. j. The only activity was
posing for photographers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
Grid Giants Lose
Two on Injuries

WINOOSKI, VT. July "a (R1.
The New York Giants football
team has lost veteran line
hacker Bill Svoboda and rookie
tackle Ed Hayes for at least
six weeks because Of injuries.
Svoboda. q defensive captain,
suffered q sprain Of the deep
ligaments in the lower spine,
X-rays revealed today. The
mishap occurred when Svoboda
slipped on wet turf while warm
ing UP prior to Monday after
Moons practice session.
DR.. Francis Sweeney, team
physician, said the injury prob
ably would prevent Svoboda
from working out for six weeks
Hayes. 245-pound lineman
from Southern Illinois College
dislocated his right shoulder in
contact work Monday. He will
be out for three weeks, then he
will be able to resume light
practice.
Neither Svoboda or Hayes will
be available for the College ALI
Star Game August Q in Chicago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
FIND WINS AT HOLLYWOOD
Hortock, Shoemaker
Clash odoy in Stake

Find boosted his all-time
earnings to $608,S54 with the
$66.000 first place money and
paid SO, $3.50 and 1910. He
was timed in 2:30. Find now
Is tenth in the list Of all-time
money winners.
Shoemaker on Blue Bolt
finished fourth and Eddie Ar
caro- astride Pibe Carlitos was
eighth in the 10-horse field.
Hollywood again claimed ma
tional records for attendance
and pari-mutuel handle. Both
attendance and betting figures
were up from last years
record-making 55-day season,
Total attendance was 1,705,-
BOG, a gain of Ia per cent over
last years 1,681,176. The daily
average was 3l.006. Last year
it was 30,681.
Total mutuel handle was
1927. 099. 500. the daily average
was $2,310,903, up SIT per cent
over last years daily average of
$2,184,771 and the total OF
$3.50. 162,45O.
The 1857 figures broke the
old track records which had
stood since the big postwar 1916
meeting when the total handle
was $125,819,34 and the daily
average $2,287,62
Breaks Own Record
The track also broke its own
world record of purse distribu-
ton. A net total Of $685., 900,
of which $2.491.500 was in
overnight" purse money and
81 ,203. 500 in stakes money. was
awarded to horsemen. The 1856
total was $3.568,900.
The State Of California re-
ceived in mutuel taxes and
breakage $8.066, 551.98.
Monmouth Park feted Sunny
Jim Fitzsimmons. dean Of
Americas trainers, on his 83rd
birthday yesterday. The fea-
ture race, named the. Sunny
Jim. was won by Mr.. Seymo.
under Walter Blum. and paid
$3.50. Mr.. Fitz was presented
with a huge birthday card
bearing more than 1000 sig
natures.
elevation, a s. year old
owned by William Dupont's
Foxcatcher Farms, took the
Queens Village purse at Bel
mont by a length over New
Holland and paid $7.70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
Seven Redskins
Leave Here for
Coast Saturday

George Marshall was left
practically alone to watch the
store today after General Man.
ager Dick McCann's departure
for Los Angeles to join the
coaching staff awaiting the
squads arrival. Training be-
gins Sunday.
Two veterans, Dick James
and Art DeCarlo. will be In q
party Of seven players leaving
Washington Saturday. The five
rockies are DO Austin and Bill
Weaver Of George Washington
Jack Davis, Maryland, Bob Dee,
Holy Cross, and Bill FINISH,
Salem College, N. C.
Business Manager Russ
Swami will accompany the
group to Chicago, where 70
more players will assemble fol-
the flight to California.
The Redskins yesterday re-
ceived the signed contract OF
End John Carson, leaving only
Tackel j. D. Kimmel and Half
back Norb Hecker among the
doubtful veterans still unsigned
The same mail brought the
signed contract Of Defensive
Halfback Roy Barni, who was
shot and killed only a few
hours later while playing the
role Of peacemaker in the San
Francisco tavern he operated
with his brother. Arthur. The
envelope was postmarked 8 pm
and Barni was shot soon after
midnight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
lnvernizzi Found
Sane, Indicted for
Staying Of Borni

SAN FRANCISCO, July "a
(R.-The county grand jury
last night indicted James D.
Invernizzi. 62-year-old beer
truck driver, for the Staying Of
Roy Barni, Washington Red
skins defensive halfback.
Barni, 30. died Monday sew
eral hours after a shooting near
his tavern. Police said Inver-
nizzi admitted the shooting.
The truck driver was de-
scribed as sane yesterday by
DR.. Elmer F. Galioni, a psy-
chiatrist. Invernizzi, following
the doctors report. was trans
ferred from San Francisco
Hospital to the city jail.
Funeral services for Barni
were held this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
Dell Advances,
Seixus Eliminates
IMcNuir at Merton

PHILADELPHIA, July a
Especially. - Donald Dell of
Bethesda. Md, today was in
the third round of the Penn
sylvania lawn tennis champion
ships following a victory over
Paul Wiley of Canada, As,
50, 81 yesterday at Merton
Cricket Club.
Fred McNair of Washington
fell victim to Vic Seixas, re-
cent winner Of the National
clay court title and defending
champion here. 60, Ga.
Stephen Potts Of Washington
was erased by Sammy Clam
malva of Houston, Tex. .6-3,
6-3.
All seeded players but one
advanced. Henry Van Renssa-
laer Of Greenwich, Conn.,, en-
unseeded 81 year-old former
Princeton player. scored the
lone upset Of the day by beat
ing Gil Shea Of Los Angeles.
third seeded. 6-3. 1-6, 6-3.
Play in the women's division
was devoid Of surprises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
Hornung Forecasts Victory
For AII-Sturs Over Giants

EVANSTON. Ill, July "a up.
Paul Hornung. All-America
quarterback from Notre Dame,
believes the College All Stars
can beat the New York Giants
in the midsummer football
classic at Soldier Field Au-
gust 8.
Hornung, however. isn't SELL
ing the National Football Lea
que champions short.
What we're going to face is
perfection" says Hornung who
has been signed by the Green
Bay Packers. THE pros are
able to adapt themselves to
every situation possible. and
we need a little extra to cope
with them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
Mac|len Places
Streak on Line
Against Baker

CHICAGO. July "a (R.-Un-
defeated Eddie Machen, work.
ing his way towards q heavy
weight title shot. takes on
bulky Bob Baker Of Pittsburgh
tonight at the Chicago Sta
dunn.
Machen has a string If 81
victories, IA by knockouts and
is q solid Stool choice over
Baker in the 10-round nation
ally televised bout.
In Warrington. the bout will
be on WMAL-7, at 10 pm.
The speedy. 25-year-olc
Machen Of San Francisco, is
currently ranked second behind
Hurricane jackson, WV; meets
Champion Floyd Patterson fol
the world title Monday night
Machen has little to gain
and everything to lose against
unranked Baker. who at 81
has a 47-10-1 record with ls
knockouts.
II think Machen and Fla
herty manager Sid are crazy
to take this fight" Baker said
II know / can beat Machen
which probably will put me
back In the contenders' list. Sc
I'm glad they're crazy"
Machen is expected to weigh
in at 1913 pounds while Baker
will come in around 217. De-
spite his size. Baker can be
exceptionally fast.
Machen's notable victorie;
are over joey Maxim, Johnny
Summerlin, Nino Valdes and
Johnny Holman. He knocked
out Summerlin and Holman
and his last two victories have
been against Maxim.
Maxim is the only man tC
defeat Patterson. joey out.
pointed the present champion
when Patterson was too young
to fight anything but eight
FOUNDERS.
Oddly enough. Machen is moi
disturbed over Patterson's an
nounced intention Of fighting
Pete Rademacher if he defeats
Jackson. Rademacher has
never had a pro fight.
II want to fight for the
title" said Machen, but if
have to wait another year tt
meet Patterson, well. all right
know Floyd. I like him.
think I can beat him. But
there's no hurry"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
1x the Aasoeiatsd Pres,

Bill Hartack, the Nations
leading jockey. and Willie
Shoemaker, his No. chal-
lenger. meet today in the
$50, 000-added Arlington Ma
tron Handicap.
Hartack will ride Calumet
Farms Princess Turia and
Shoemaker, flying in to Chi
cago from California, will ride
Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Fucker Up.
A field of Is fillies and mares
Is entered in Arlington's mile
event. If all start, the race will
be worth $58.42 with the win
ner picking up $35.450.
Princess Turia, coupled with
Amoret and Miss Arlette, has
won the New Castle and Della
ware Handicaps. Fucker Up
finished second in the Della
ware. Hartack was aboard
Princess Turia in the Delaware
and Shoemaker rode Fucker Up.
Chief opposition to Hartack
and Shoemaker is expected to
come from Marion H. Van
Berg'S Estacion. The Argen-
tine fllly will be ridden by
Johnny Hickman. Estacion
defeated Fucker Up last winter
In the Suwanee River Handicap.
Triple for Hartack
Others expected to 60 post
ward are Dotted Line, Vici
Admiral, Bornastar, Tremor
Lady Bolero, Grecian Ayr,
Otomana, Lady Swords, Com
MARCO, Love Doll and Marooned.
Hartack warmed up for the
big race today by riding q
triple at Arlington yesterday
He was up on Gray Trust
$3.50; Keeneland Lady $6.40
and Roman Bow, $500. Willie
Carstens took the feature race
with Rajputana. 1920.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt's con-
sistent 7-year-old gelding Find
survived a claim Of foul to win
the $l12.100 Sunset Handicap
as Hollywood Park concluded
its 55-day meeting yesterday
Ridden by Ralph Neves, Find
won by a neck over Eddie
Schmidt. Porterhouse. the IA
vorite in the mile and five-
Fights route race, was third
Ismael Valenzuela, astride Ed
die Schmidt claimed the foul
against Neves but is was dis
allowed after a five-minute
wait.