The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-03
Political Matters
And Otherwise
BY JESS S. HARRIS

Continued from Page 2-B)
lists who seemingly disregard this
safety and they are entitled to
| treatment with teeth that they
will not soon forget. The time
to begin provision for this is
| right now, before the treacherous
winter season, with its dangers,
| arrives.
All sections in Ohio that were
on fast time during the past
| summer returned to Eastern
standard time at two o'clock last
Sunday morning. Most eastern
states will remain on fast time
for another month.
The Ohio Farm Bureau Fedora
ton has charged that failure of
the legislature to pass the So
called milk bill has led to strikes,
turmoil and confusion in the
| dairy industry and that there has
been a tragic breakdown in the
orderly marketing of dairy pro-
ducts during the past three
months.
| The governor of Arkansas was
undecided on Monday evening as
to calling the state legislature
into special session to consider
some plausible way of settling
the public school situation in
that state. One member thereof
has suggested as his opinion that
the proper thing to do is for all
interested persons to cool off
and hit down together and sob
erly calmly, sincerely and hon
estly discuss the matter. Last
Friday 125 mothers of Central
high school girls and boys in
Little Rock went in a body to
the governor and demanded that
he close the school as long as
it was kept under military guard.
1t may be that the school will
pass into private ownership.
Last Sunday was observed in
many churches in the eastern
part of the United States as
johnnie Appleseed" day. An
address for the occasion was de-
livered by Gov. c. William
| O'Neill. A monument in his me-
mory stands along U. S. Route
21, a short distance south of
Dexter City, which was dedicat-
ed quite number of years ago.
The address for the occasion be-
ing delivered by Common Pleas
Judge Lewis B. Frazier, now
| deceased.
| President Eisenhower has ac-
cused the state administration of
Arkansas of having encouraged
mob violence in the Little Rock
school case.
The baseball season for 1857
ended last Sunday with the
| Milwaukee, Wis, National team
winning the pennant for the maj
ors and the New York Yankees
winning for the Americans. The
world series opened at New
York on Wednesday afternoon
with the first game being play
ed there. The remainder Of the
games will be played between
Milwaukee and New York City.
| It is conceded that due to the
| passage of the civil rights bill
by congress and the school
trouble at Little Rock, Ark, will
lead to the colored race through
out the nation returning to the
| Republican ranks at the 1858
election. For some past years, it
| has been affiliated to a large
extent with the Democratic
party.
| In football at Columbus last
| Saturday, Ohio State lost to
Texas Christian 18 to IA; at
| Cleveland on Sunday the Browns
won over the New York Giants
| 6 to 3.
| President and Mrs. Eisenhower
returned to Washington City on
Monday afternoon from a
months vacation spent at New
port, R. I. On Tuesday afternoon
the president met in conference
with four southern governors in
connection with the matter OF
school integration in Arkansas.
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