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above group, NJ. Johnson, chan
cellor commander. They took part
in the progressive Sunday School
and afterward gave a demonstra-
ton of martial drilling which Of
ten brought applause from the on
lockers. They were each proper
ly uniformed and handled arms as
we'll trained soldiers. These boys
show wonderful leadership and
training and much credit is due
Commanders Walter Belle, their
organizer, Luther c. Hudson, for
his present interest and the Ply
THAN group sponsoring them. The
following boys took part in the
drill and visit to the home. Cap
tain Roy Bentley, first lieutenant;
John Belle, second lieutenant;
Clarence Delaushter,; M|Sgt. AL
fred Notion, lis st. Clarence Law
renee, TI3 Sgt. Don Belle, IA S
st. Nathaniel Brooks, TIA S ST..
Jessie Jenkins, Cpl. Eddie Bull
lard, Cpl. Freddie Billiard, PFC.
David Jones, Pfc. Richard Belle,
Pvt. Ollie Carlisen and Pvt.
Johnny Randolph.
Other groups are welcome to
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JEHOVAH'S
WITNESSES
READY FOR
ASSEMBLY

With their local assembly lecs
than week away, some 1000
Jehovah's Witnesses of Greater
Miami, will etep up their inten-
sive pre-convention activity,
preparatory to the opening of their
Christian district assembly at
Glfstream Park, July 81.
Several hundred delegates have
already arrived in Miami with the
greater body expected by air,
land and ,cea early next week.
Watchtower convention head
quarters has processed 1000 re-
quests for rooming accomoda-
tons fom delegates representing
IS states and the District of CO.
lunnbia, plus nine nations outside
the United States. While many Of
the visiting witnesses of Jehovah
will be accommodated in motels
and hotels, many thousands are
expected to stay in private homes.
John Groh, convention mana
ger, estimated a peak attendance
at or exceeding 10000, making
this one of the largest as well as
most unique conventions in t h e
history of the convention city.
All sessions of the five-day
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JUN Z II

JUNE II
A record breaking ISL cases
were listed for trial in Municipal
Court. The courtroom was far too
small to accommodate the large
crowd which wac present to wit
ness the session. The court was
called to order at $50 Monday
morning, one-hour recess was
taken from 1890 to 1870 and UP
to late Monday afternoon the court
was still in session.
Attracting much attention was
the cafe of Clarence w. Henley,
of 1901 NV 62nd ST., apt. 4, who
was charged with disorderly con-
duct by using profanity and with
assault and battery with a chair
and hands on Mis- Ada Lee Bell.
The incident occurred early Sat-
urday morning at 1901 NV 62nd
st., according to Officers r. Fonroe
and D. Fincher.
Officer Monroe told the court
that he and his partner were on
routine l;artol duty on NV 62nd
St., about 2:20 Saturday morning.
Suddenly they heard loud screams
of a woman coming from the
apartment where Henley and
Miss Bell live. investigating fur
Their they saw Henley, conn
pletely unclad, beating Miss Bell
with a. broken chair. Miss Bell
was screaming for help. The Off
GERS added that they arrested
Henley on the charges and ex-
planned further that Miss Bell was
badly beaten by Henley and had
several marks on her body.
In his defense, Henley denied
beating Miss Bell with chair.
He attempted to explain his nom
attire by saying that he had gone
to bed for the night and hence
his dis-robed, and Mis- Bell had
come in later and started on ar
gument with him.
Miss Bell, did not appear in
court at the trial Monday morn
ing. The officers offered the
opinion that she may have been
too badly injured from the beat
ing to come to court. Judge john
son sentenced Henley to 80 days
In jail, $3.50 or an additional so
days in Jail.
Among other cases heard and
disposed of were the following:
Eddie Gamer, charged with as
sault and battery with ham,
mer on Dry Haywood, and Hay
wood was charged with assault
and battery with a carpenters
plane on Gainer-fined 500 or 20
days each.
Ernest Cole, charged with dis
orderly conduct by using profan-
ity and with creating a disturbance
fined $50 or IL days.
Thomas B. Robinlon, charged,
with disorderly conduct, creating
a disturbance and using profan-
ity-fined $85 or "a days on the
two changes combined.
Willie James Byrd and Cleve-
land Fergsa on - both charged
with vagrancy - both sentenced
10 is days. However the Judge
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Coming soon! A new Seven
Eleven Store building, skating
rink, some new apartment biuld-
ings, some better type homes for
higher income bracket, building
for Martin Memorial Youth Gen.
ter, and many new developments
for Richmond Heights, Result -
a most progressive community
with value. to offer. Already the
u. S. government has given us its
stamp of approval. Let us grow
with the community.
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Bible conference will be open to
the public, with special emphasis
being placed on the publics at
tendance at the featured final ses-
sion, Sunday afternoon, July z.
At that time, F. w. Franz, noted
international lecturer and Bible
scholar, will deliver the widely
advertised public address, "Heal-
ing of The Nations Has Drawn
Near"
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the scene of G
beautiful demon
stration and virit
from Com. Lu-
ther c. Hudson
of the Knights of
Phythian Order,
in Richnn o n d
Heights and his
national t r i p
winners cadette
sponsored by the
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Charles D. Sherman of Liberia,
president of the World Alliance
of YMCAS with headquarters in
Geneva, Switzerland, is current
ly touring YMCA centers in the
United States, Canada and Ger
many. He is also Economic Ad-
visor to the President of Liberia,
DR.. William v. S. Tubman, and
Chairman of Liberals National
Production Council.-ANP.
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Ye Scribe wishes to thank the
many ministers and other friends
for congratulations for having ac-
cepted the call into the ministry
of God to carry His word into
needy places and hearts. I wish to
say that with a fixed heart I
shall not fail to carry His word.
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Richmond Heights Flashes
BY ORA o. TALYoR
BY ORA .. TALYoR

visit the Children's Home at Ken
dali, Silver Oaks. Mr., and Mrs.
Alphon-o Williams welcome you.
Rev. and Mrs. Taylor welcome you
to visit the Sunday School each
Sunday from 9 to 10 am. and the
home.
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The list of interested members
for the new Presbyterian Church
is growing. Call CE 5-4246 if in
terested. We wish to be organized
soon.
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VISITS cHILDREN's HOME

Recently, the Dade County Sun
day School at Kendall, Rev. w. E.
Taylor, pastor, Silver Oak, was
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Good Morning Judge

By ELLIOTT J. PIEzE. Times STAR Writer
News from Miami's Municipal Precinct Court
JUDGE JOHN o. JOHNSON, PRESIDING
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Wash! Drip Dry! Just touch of the iron and
your curtains ore going up! And these sheer
white Docrons ore durable. wrinkle-resistont,
moth and mildew proof. tt
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.l4 y
hubby FOrtiSan-C hrOmSpun
Sheer, COlorfast Draperies
for every size. window -. +
. Durable Easy to Care For Ready Hang
...... 1893 >.

Translucent teured Foson and Cospun Acetote with le<
treod This oce blend of es offers much Foson for
durability ChosPu for fresh coors Together
they resist moths and sunlight deterioration Subtle of
pink gold. nutmeg and white
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MCKEE PONTIAC

'PONTIAC MEAH5 MtkEE
NEW UBED-CAR LOCATION
nth ana l. sts. NV 81 3-5lO1
JTuDEBAKEK 81 Champion star.
siFnaIs. auto transm Wv. tires
ORIGINAL gleamine black hnish, low
mileage. -owner car ichoiee Of ID
As low Is Sh95 $40 down. s3y
mo BLAss a CLARK. INC. n
Capitol and Fla. ave ne. AID
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ROCKVILLE FORD

10 wis Ave. NV. wo G-sgoO
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AufomoBAEs g0A SAILS


PONTIAC 1850 2-dr sedan. black.
sagipDsd clean, reeonditionedi
S"ni.
Emerson & Crime, Buick
Bla n. I Ave NE. Du. 7.s200
PONTIAC So 4-dsnr hardtop csta-
lima r. and b., hydra Sll6Db
EVANSVILLE BUICK
bbll BALTIC. AVE AP T.5s05
PONTIAC 1861 Chieftain DE- luxe
a.dT green, radio, heater, hydra
matte: see and drive this beauty
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
* sl! soJ Is Hwy" At oS:a sil S rs
PONTIAC 1889 all-metsl station
heater, 46 0O0 actual miles safety
Ssis oLhsTEAD oLDs, 1000
Wilson blvd Ari,, Va IA 7-siOn
PONTIAC 1888 4-df $50; radio,
heater. automatic shift. light aray
finish year parts-and labor guaT-
antsei si,205.
FAIRFAX NASH
5000 Seminary Rd. a. Baileys
X-RDads, JF $4,000 Til Pm.
PONTIAC 1854 star chief Catalina
all-leatheT interior, HYDRA. 7, and
b excel cond; 81 .UnA
MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MEANS Nickel
NEW uSED-CAR LOCATION
18th and l. Sts NV. ST 3-fihT
PONTIAC 1857 4-dl heTdtopi
2,:l64 New left over HYDRA
loaded accessories ~ other new
~ Pontiac'e TO choose from
FLOOD PONTIAC 42al Conn
PONTIAC 81 convertible, hydra.
r. and h.. leather inside like new;
TOP Ia new. immaculate cond
SaD5.
Alder OldSmobile, Inc.
1850 lsth NV Du 7-5ifi
PONTIAC 80 Cat e.tone green
loaded With extras; Si0 down
JIM RIccA MOTORS. 31g0 Ca
ave NV, TU 2-s5Sn. daily 40.
sun 20
snRsCHEs 81 super spesdssr.
Al. Safn5, and 81 coupe. - :
6s1 JACK PRY. 18th and p
RAMBLER 5e-S4la
Staten Ragon. oVeruFiye. very
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CIbsNoB'LE 1858 'pS" 4-door
hsnra.. :. and h.. power tteevinE
and hrakesi this car was owned ny
Va executive, name on request
ABSOLUTELY new-car condition IN
eNr~v shy: Si,fNs
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AUTOMOBILES FOR s&lE

PLYMOUTH 81 savoy "a" sedan
house car. areen and white, heater,
turn signals. uiuercoattnR, sportone
I paint. alr.fofm seat, new-caT FAC
( tory warrants, Si,N4o.
+ VIII EELER, INC, CHRYSIER CITY
LARoE.sI W.AShiSoJ,loN DEALER
PLYMOUTH 80 4-door suburban
Custom Va, ivory and blue finish
no.cost warranty See Nj, stead
man, only Sl,sna
IWiSSinger Chevrolet Co.
IL cORNERs. FALLS CHURCH. VA
oPfN TILL 10 PM u. e-fA7A
PLYMOUTH 81 savoy "s' sedan,
house car, power steering, power
hiie, heater, turn signals, wv
tires, other sxtIes, new-ear factory
wHEFLER. INC, cHRYsIKR CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN NV EN- 9.fa0p
( Pi YMOUTH '5a VS. Belyedere T.
door 9.tone green finish With
matehlug interior. fully EQUIP. incl
nowerffite r. and n etc 70
choose from sale price u 0a5 can
finance with siIa down or hank
rate
Royal Motors plymouth
it0o Ga, Ave nv ia, p-2Dno
PLYMOUTH 1881 sedan blue
eauinped. clean and reeonditionsd /,
s3Af
Emerson & Orme. Buick
sioi Pa Ave, NV FE T-39eo
PLYMOUTH 81 de luxe club coupe.
liRht Glue, t. n IN tires
CHEVROLET co, Qlebe I'd and
Columbia pike. AFi-. Va, IA.
PLYMOUTm 1881 club epe beau
tiiul eend. 50 perfect pass any
inSpec ton terms. S2A down
Roper Motor la 6-sfoo
PLYMOUTH SO station wagon A.
door d-pass Belvedere custom
VS. power brakes. power steerins
poweriyte, heater, red and white
MOTOR CO. MERCURY. 1901
OrOnoeo St, corner 81 Fayette.
Alex Va. oV 3-t50a
PLYMOUTH 1881 Beivedefe hard
top 2-tone ~rll0w and blaek, radio.
heater an exceptionally clean,
ownrT only sees
Kenvon-Peck Chevrolet
sh3a Wilson Blvd Arlington, Va
IA s-9O0l o5en ~ $50
PLYMOUTH 81 COMPANY oficiai
ears. selection Of sresne variety
q coloFs and EQUIP suestantls.
savings over neN IS models, SEN
slble terms 20 suit yQgl badgt :
SiNG YMouTu, Dealer i7,i0
BALTIC hlvu VA i-na0"
PLYMOUTH 1857 Belvedsre 4.dlf 4:
push button, r ana H. ps ard
mower bra kes. AiF cond beautiful
green and white; appruy imately
9 zoo miles new car saarantte .
must sell. amazing savings. Will
trade dealer WA s-61a0
PI YMoUTH 1854 Bslyedrre HARD
top auto. trans, = and h low
NJ llsaae Ss9i
ROCKVILLE FORD
RoeSyille Nd Pc 2-sisS
PLYMOUTH So Savoy VS. club
Gnqa' Ike p new Il 1872 isS i sSsSsI
NES iocATioS wofFE NO.
TORS. i133 n MOORE ST
RoSsI YIN. va. IA 4-3e5s
PLYMOUTH 50 -.decr heater
Wv tires pleasing blue color.
go actual miles car offers new
car security No SEQ Money-bae
susr $40 down on app credit;
- 1913
Sellers Sales & Service
eros BALTIC Ave Riverdak Nd
VA T-s100, OPEN Ewes TIL .
PLYMOUTH 1855 Bslsraers sport
caupp -. "-tcne blue a Xmas
special SaaS. 50 covn
BELL MOTORS
solo Wis, Ave wv wo s-Seo0
PONTIAC laAs chieftafn ae lgSs
4-df, 2-tone. full power Compare
with auy IN toEu' satp5 sip3
down
BELL MOTORS
90 n NJ a.. = "a .N.rA 4. amnN
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auIoMoBILEs toA saIG

I PONTIAC 'S8 g-dr. V-ei r., h..
ivory and red very clean. " 3l,5 /.
guaranteed RosENTHAL CHEW
ROLEr Co. 0lebe I'd and CO.
lumbia pike, Arl.. Va IA T-6fs5.
PONTIAC 81 e-dooT sedan. hydrs
healer ased 5000 miles rev car
variants, S2,i4n FLOOD pom
TIA, s22i Connecticut ave
PONTIAC l9lk 4-dr "a hydra
sal FLOOD PONTIAC, aloe Wis
PONTIAC 81 4-door. 2.tone blue.
NAN FORD. UN 4-5lO0
pONTiac 81 de luxe 4-dr. s-eyl-
excel cond. sua5. RosERTHAI
CHEVROLET co. Olebe I'd. and
Columbia pike Arl., Va, IA
PONTIAC 1904 station wagon: this
one has 3 seats 90 pass }, also
power steerlng and brakes. excel
lrnt in every detail ~ ,Anb
I AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
I Fairlinston SHOPPING Center
i Aka Va OV 3.Oa6tl
PONTIAC 1897 star Chief custom
Catalina, s-tone paint. stratofiite
brakes. lke-new oond Sc obs,
MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MEANS McKEI
NEW ushD-CAR LOCATION
10th and I SIS. NV 81 3-1lO7
PONTIAC "a .e-door. iight blue
clean. equipped thOroushly re-
conditioned, only s5p5,
Emerson 81 Orme, Buick
ei0l Pa Ave NV FE. 7-aD0o
PONTIAC 1883 chieftain de luxe
hydTamatie Today's best buy at
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
eaa6 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va
ia s-a0ni Open I'll A;J0
PONTIAC So star chief Catalina
f-door; fully equip 5000 mi I.
new-car guarantee $500; will
elk ns Is,se wSSslia 6 EDph Ed
PONTIAC igs2 Custom hardtop
COUPE $3.50 ell leather hydra
loaded; low mileage FLOOD
PONTIAC. Sitn WITS
PONTIAC a6 star Chief sedan;
beautiful STONE white srAy and
white. and h, hy0ra. w.-W
tires clean inside ard nuti thor
oushiy reconditioned, aniy sl,si7
Emerson & Orme, Buick
eioi Pa Ave NV Fl. 1N3ano
PONTIAC 81 "s convertible ny
ORA - ana h.; exceptionally nice;
so
! HILL & SANDERS
wash : Oldest Ford Dealer
ma Vermont Ave NV AD I 1890
Open kyes TIL . Sat. Tii 5
PONTIAC - staFchief custom Cat
hardtopi smart 9-tone Slth mar
monisins leather INT inlly eauip
ine! poser steeFing outstanding
ana suaF.. buy row aud taye vas
- 1913, nov only ~ tf5 OfA-
STEAD oLDS s0Au Wilson blvd
Arl., Va "a 7-st00
PONTIAC 1854 stsr Chief dr.
sedan hydre trans. poWer steer
! ing. and b @-tone paint ssat
COVERS Wv tires, low mileaEsi !
AIS MOTORS, INC.
1910 Wilscn Blvd. Arlingion. Va.
IA. 2-tinr
PONTIAC 1884 ronYer,ibIei haht
blue with white top ioV mileage
fully equipped thoFnughiy recanni-
tlonsd one owner, immaculate
Emerson & Orme. Buick
slb r / Ave M. Du -.saa0
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AuromosILts ron SAILS aurvsuslLEs ron SALE

sTUDEBAKER 30 2-dr. Champion
T. and h. ana QgeEqriye Good
chap tTansp SOB XII. s-e016
sTUDEBAKEH 1863 starlisht hard.
Top coupe beautiful 2-tone paint
auto; shiit sl leather inie1ori
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13

Wash. Oldest Ford Deal.r
M Vermont Ave Nv AID 4.43Ot
Open Ewes I'll O. Sat Til 3
vOLksWAGEN 81 sunroof. radio
Nl5ga cesh, terms OF trade HER.
SONS AUTO q APPLIANCE co.
DE 2-4fOO ~ other cars 4
choose from sth and o SITS nv
VOLKswAGEN late 80 eray. r
ano h. Wv. undercoated
$4,000 mi excel eond Sl.495
80 5-4071.
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VOLVO
ANNAPOLR MOTOEE

Direct Factory Dealers
sos n. Y Ave NV Elk 3-4741
vOLkswAG&N. late IS sunrOof
radio, eas and on temp gauge,
2 Lucas dfiving lights rack -un
ilsnts. cigarette lighter etrtl
mechanical eoDd throughout
brakes recently refined front
beariDas new has been servieed
faithfully every ! O0n mi 81 500
Call IA 5-G12s after pm
vOLKswAGES 1857 sun roof. ex
eel eond. many extras quick
sale - ,JNt Call VII f. lspg Of
IA. 7-si32
vOLKsWAGEN iab1 siiding-rOoi
sedan fully equipped ineludine
white sidewalks with the fuel
gauge Immaculate condition. ST.
6S5. Gee guarantee
Capitol Cadillac-OldsC Co.
1879 end 81 NV. FE $4,000
vOLKswAGEN 1883 fully eauip.
1000 mi price, sl,79b. EN-
2-S3o6
vOLKswAGEN 81: saerinet HE
4-0g55
vol KsWAGEE s. g-passenser bus
heater. one owner. driven very III,
tie, almost new. ~ sli
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lcoNtlNutpl

OIDSMoRuH 1855 de luxe SIS
HOLIDAY hArdtop 4-doofj dtspnc'
tive s-tone black and white. har'
monising interior, many features,
including power steering ane
brakes Sold new ana seryicec
bS Qs. Safety tested and gaaEnn
teed Buy now aud save. VA
SslgA, nov 81 50, OLMSNkAu
plDs. 5000 wilson nNde Arl
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AUromoBILEa FOR SALE


OLDS sd a-door, Z. and h.,
owner; best oIer over ~ 900
Call FF. h-lSHs
oIDS 81 Rocket SIS l-do0r hard
top; double power, radio, heater
and wv tires an immaculate
ene-owner car. finished IN ehargoal
and festival red, fOHANkA sERV.
ICE GUARANTEE; Sl,a9A
POHANKA Oldsmobile
washlngtons Oldest oldsmobile
Dealership Al Their Newest
USED-CAR CENTER
$40 Univ Blvd. T., Silver Spg, Nd
~ 1-1Saa
oIpsMoBiLE 5n as 4-dr,. hy.
dra'. 2. and h real clean value
AZ low transportation price, s2a3
Alder OldSmobile, Inc.
lbIO lAih NV DU 7-dl4i
0LDs 40 "pS p" hydramatic with T
and h. good condition xt75 Sc,
Leblanc, basement apt. at0l
Bangor 81. Sc . blocks from Ala
hama and branch ayes lS'
oLnsMoBII.E 1888 SIS" 4-dr
hardtop; hydra. r and h.. -excep'
tienallv clean throughout. 3 800
Ofnfsicflla on MondAll
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HILL & SANDERS
AVS MOTORS. INC

PONTIAC 1884 ronYertihIei liahi
blue with white top. lon MILEAGE
fully equipped thoTouGhiy Fecann 1,
TONED one owner. Immaculate
~ ~
Emerson & Orme. Buick
blb 4. / Ave NJ Du s.saaQ
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HILL a SANDERS

Vol KSWAGEH 81 a-pa6senger bus
heater. one owner. driven very IT,
tie almost new 81 sns
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
Former County Resident
Dies Al Coshotton Home

Mrs. Nellie Jane Craft, 76
formerly of Noble county, died
Tuesday night at the home of q
daughter, Mrs. Irwin c. Fer
brache, of Coshocton. She had
been in i'll health for some time
Born Dec. 81, 1880, in Noble
county, she was the daughter OF
George and Elizabeth Devoid
Rutherford.
She is survived by her hus-
band, George w. Craft; two sons
Boyd of Kokomo, Ind, and Viii.
liam w. Craft of Cambridge; two
daughters, Mrs. Louwina Fer
brache of Coshocton and Mrs
Lille Kathryn Kirsch of War.
saw; eight grandchildren anc
three great grandchildren; {
brother, and a sister.
Funeral services will be helc
at 100 o'clock Friday afternoon
at the Glass funeral home ir
Coshocton. Rev. Charles Higgins
will officiate. Burial will be
made in the South Lawn GENE.
tery in COShOctOn.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28

Be citizen-soldier or airman.
Join the Ohio National Guard.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28

The Senior class of the Quak-
er City high school will present
three-act comedy eve Shook
the Family Tree" in the school
auditorium on Friday evening,
April II at 800 o'clock p. m.
The cast is as follows: Linda
Loveall, Carol Young, Cheryl
Dollison, Yvonna Johnson,
Sonny Neuhart, Hubert Roe,
Glada johnson, Joyce Long,
Patsy Carpenter, Dan Brown,
Herman Morris and Bonny
Bunting.
Enjoy Trip
Mrs. Freda Frakes, Mrs. Ethel
Johnson and Miss Gertrude Deal
returned Sunday from a weeks
trip to South Carolina.
To New Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Geisey
and family moved Saturday from
the Carl Deal property here on
Main street to the John Shep-
herd property, east of Barnes
vile.
Class Meeting
Mrs. Dorothy Moore will enter
tain class No. 8 at her home on
Pike street on Friday evening,
March %.
Personals
Mark Broomhall, of Columbus,
and Howard Broomhall and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Johnson and
family of GAINESVILLE, were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Belts, near town. The Mark
Broomhall left for Tennessee on
Thursday for a weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sigman
announce the birth of a daugh-
ter at Guernsey Memorial hos
pital on Tuesday, March 19. This
is their third child, the other two
being daughters.
Mrs. Homer Smith and Mrs.
Blanche Hayes visited the lat
ter's son, Forest Hayes and fam
lily, of st. Clairsville route, on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Webster, of
Columbus, visited recently with
Miss Gertrude Hartley and Mrs.
Grace Webster.
Homer Bowles spent Wednes-
day in Canton on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Moore
and family, of Dover, visited
his mother, Mrs. w. J. Moore on
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Belts has been dis
missed from the Guernsey Me-
mortal hospital to her home here.
Her daughter, Mrs. Louella Car
penter is caring for her.
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of no better way to close this
column than to quote what
our champ" has said about
the shocking proposed $72 bill
lion budget. Said he:
'The Presidents budget is
inflationary at a time when
the country is facing a definite
threat of initiation. 1t repre-
sents an increase of seven bill
lion dollars over outlays in
fiscal year 1854.
THE principal reason why
the Eisenhower administration
was able to stabilize the dollar
in its first three years in office
was because the President with
the help of Congress, cut nine
billion dollars out of the bud
get Truman had proposed.
I'VE have certainly gone into
a period of initiation now and
the Eisenhower budget will
increase that trend. 1t ought to
be cut five billion dollars and
l am going to try to show Con-
gress how that could be accom-
plished." 3F
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number greater than a predeter-
mined percentage established for
their industry and region would
receive income tax advantages.
Considered interest has been
expressed in this bill since its
introduction last week.
New States
Statehood for Alaska and
Hawaii, that perennial issue
which has been argued incon-
clusively for so many years, is
receiving attention again in the
House. The people of these terri
tories are pressing for admis-
sion to the Union as States. How
ever, the many arguments in op-
position are being aired again
and it appears that an uphill
battle is in prospect for those
who would like to see two new
stars added to the flag.
Federal Aid To Education
Hardly less familiar is the bill
to provide Federal Air for School
Construction. This issue, hotly
argued in public hearings before
the House Education and Labor
Committee last week is certain
to touch off one of the major
debates of the session when it
reaches the floor of the House
possibly within the next two
weeks.
Export-Import Bank
The Banking and Currency
Committee of which | am a men,
ber opens hearings to study the
advisability of continuing the
Export-Import Bank. This agency
is one of those Federal institu-
tions which plays a part in this
Nations complicated system of
international finance. Establish
ed over twenty years ago, the
bank makes loans to foreign gov
ernments - principally to stab
iliZe foreign currencies so that
these nations may continue to
trade in the United States. We
can get some idea of the scope
of this bank when we see that
the 1853 budget recommends an
appropriation of S243 million to
support its activities.