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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
HELp-mEM
pFAI PsTATF gALRsMEN

REAL ESTATE Statesmen - The
best statesmen should be best paid.
II you are full time, have a sue
cesSful selling record. and you are
thinking about a change, call for
appt. to discuss, to my knowledge.
the best incentive plan and most
liberal commissions ever offered
in this area. Modern ONCE. Estab-
lished realtor. Located In ex-
banding Prince Georges Co, adj
lacent to Sc, Ask for MI. Bandy
handy REALTY CO, Realtor'
RE 6-4300
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Two
needed for aggressive Silver Spg.
ONCE, presently selling subdiu-
sion and brokerage. Also. need
salesman in our expanding COM
mereial and land dept. Get in on
the ground floor OF Silver Springs
fastest-growing once licensed in
d c. andAMd Call Mr. PEOPLES,
Z. r. BLANCHARD. Realtors. glS
Sligo ave, s. s., Nd. JU. S-S60O
REAL ESTATE Statesmen Or
Gated Gated Prince Geo. County once
needs 3 statesmen TO I'LL out sales
stan. Daily floor time and adver-
Using, selling experience pre-
ferred, but not essential. Draw may
be RANGED to qualified persons
call Mr. Maynard. UN. 4-S5S3.
peter ]. hagan & son
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN---A real
opportunity for experienced or in
experienced men; we are a young,
established real estate firm with a
reputation for action getting
houses sold. We have openings for
statesmen with proven sales rec
ord The men desired should be
married, preferably buying a
home. own car; good appear
anee and ability 10 meet people
Is essential All inquiries will be
respected as completely conflden-
tial WIN. A. CHAPMAN REALTY
INC. JE. 3-26g3.
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statesmen

established storm window
and awning company offers . slim
ulatinR opportunity TO a. retired
businessman, with sales BACKGROUND,
who wishes to nut his experience
TO work on a part-time basis You
: II leSelop clientele through as
ISOLATION In business, social and
fraternal ORGANIZATIONS. company
offers fullest cooperation. Write
Box 90S-R, star.
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The Evening Star
11O1 PA. AVE. NV.

SERVICE REPREs.. coll. bckgrd. in
Bus Admin; pref; insur: exer !. :.
EMPL.. 1894 Wilson blvd, Arl..
IA. $4,000.
SERVICE OR SHOP MANAGER.
ChrvSler- dealer. who is
capable Of organizing shop, train
ing men and producing profit
Call HERB GORDON. for appoint
ment, co. 5-674O.
SERVICE STATION MAN. Gulf sas
station. on salary or run as own.
Potomac. Nd. OIL. 4-9S3s.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MGR.
TRAINEE. white, II 10, expcT
not REQ. Opportunity to progress.
Vic, Ca and Alaska JU. 9-2l27.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
cxper, Apply in person. Sa16 Plney
Branch I'd. Sill. Spr., Nd.
SERVICE STATION shift manager
reliable and experienced man to
operate shift in ESQ station. ref
erences required Apply New
Hampshire ave and NJ St NV
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MECHANIC

300 Franklin st. NE.
MEDICAL SURGICAL - Inventory
and supply clerk. experience re-
quired. Box GAR. Star
MILLER CYLINDER FRESHMAN.
ideal working conditions. UNI
vERSAL PRINTERS Call IA. =
2J06.
MuLTILITH OPR., ynE, h;s grad /;
will train; S3.l2O. POTOMAC
EMPL., 233l Wilson blvd. Arl.
ia $4,000.
NIGHT AUDITOR = Young man
with bookkeeping or accounting
In lower Conn. ave hotel Must
have best Of references. q days
midnight 10 s am. Excellent sal
airy Tor qualified man. BOX Abr
star.
OFFICE CLERk-Lge serv organ
ization will train Young his. grad.
white, age COPS. TO operate 1850
Multilith: must be mechanically
Inclined. good benefits. ; days.
MENr coNsULTAHTs. INC
Suite 1901, 1885 q NV.
OFFICE MGR. small loan exper +.
10 81 yrs, no Zee NH 900
SECY.. ne good opport., S55 up
ALLEN % BRIEN Personnel Service
l404 N Y Ave NV RE 7-72S1
OFFICE TRAINEE position, bus.
admin. degree pref. excel ad-
vancement. under 80: %i15 up
HAGGERTY EMPI. SERVICE.
DIS Ellsworth DIR. JU s-G4Bi,
OFFSET FRESHMAN, S. o.
EXECUTIVE PLACEMENT BUR
Atlantic BLDG. ST 81 lm
OIL BURNER MAINTENANCE. col
Ored, with experience, for apt. de-
velopmenti salary plus quarters.
Apply rm. $40, 1924 K 81. NV.
cAFR1Tz CO
PAINT SALESMAN for inside SELL
ing; "a -day week: see Mr.. Green,
HUGH REILLY CO.. 1884 New
York ave. NV.
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SALESMAN Y
Salesman. Insurance
SALESMAN

Experienced once furniture man
wanted; excellent salary. Apply
WASHINGTON OFFICE FURNI.
TURF CO., 1908 H st. NV, DI
1915.
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WHITNEY & CO., INC.
Investment Securities
Shoreham Bldg.
Executive 3-0923
SALES ENGINEER

Experienced In selection
and application. refrigera-
ton and air-condltioning
equipment, Full-time cm-
ployment with old-estab-
lished Arm 70 work In Dis
trict area. State your past
experience age and other
references complete. All in
auiries will be held confiden-
tial Reply to Box 76-R.
Star.
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-'lID oIltI .IdII HFt. " "
SALES $1,000

- =
SALES $1,000
WASHINGTON, D. C. AREA
Sell by appointment only.
Market unlimited with
prospects wanting 81 m e
day. Cinch for close on to-
day basis. Some Of our men
earn up to $1,000 month
commission. Even a begin
ner can make $3.50 each
week. $500 month guaran-
teed to start. Phone RE. Z
4408 for appointment for
interview.
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MESSENGER. white. with bicycle.
$40 weekly. Apply 909 18th St.
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ENGINEERS
ELECTRONIC DESIGN

Positions open in our development laboratory for
engineers experienced in the design Of RF and IF
amplflers for WIFI receivers.
Interesting and diversified work with a rapidly
expanding organization. Extensive employe bene-
fits and excellent opportunities for advancement.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL JU $1,000
OR WRITE
MEMS CLARKE co.
Division Of Vitro Corporation Of America
sls Jesup Blair Dr., Silver Spring. Md.
tEsetrOneS Since 1900
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ROUTE MAN (WHITE)

For towel supply route: 5-day week /;
salary. commission. bonus. life and
disqualification insurance and other
dement's Apply in person 10 Mr.
Hartung. Ill7 Goth st. nv
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MANHATTAN AUTO

9Th and X SITS. NV.
RADIO, ONCE position. employer
paws fee. Administrative duties
REQ. GOOD knowledge OF radio
theory. excel. working cond.. hne
co. benefits, ase 22-aa, white. \
days S3.ioO MANAGEMENT
CoNsULTANTs. INC, Suite 1901
1875 q NV
RADIO SERVICEMEN. experienced
In Hi-N record players, tape
recorders, permanent lob. top pay
Full or part time ATLANTIC
RADIO AND TV SERVICE, 1923
nth st. ne, "A. d-Ssl3
RADIO TECHNICIAN. bench fore
man. electronics shop. Perform
nd supervise overhaul. repair
military airborne and eround cleo :
tronic equipment lanes 8.
SPiVEY. INC zoos Hampton
lane Bethesda, Md. oil U-s6Os.
REAL ESTATE SALEsMEN-.,Room
for .. In active multiple listing
once LYNN REALTY IKE
S-B6DB
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Maryland Shipbuilding
& Drydock Company
Baltimore 3. Md.

MECHANIC. experienced pump and
tank work for major oil COM
pany Write p o. Box a.93. Ar
lington y. Va. Stating Qualifca-
lions.
Mechanic, Part Time
To operate automatic pin-setting
In bowling alley paid
while learning Apply 2O04 Nichols
ave Sc
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PHOTO PERSONNEL = Photog-
raphers and proof passers. steady
work, yr. -'round: expeT neceS. /;
state refs. Box 353-R. Star.
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO needs
production portrait printer also
retoucher. Must be experienced
steady employment to nualit1ed
person. Salary In accordance with
ability and experience. Apply 81 .
llth st. NV. No phone calls. 30
PLUMBERS. new construction in
Virginia. long-term Jobs. GEORGE
?. WARNER 4 CO.. 1918 9th
st. Sw.
PLUMBER. Nd. card and driver
license; small shop where ability
shows and Is appreciated. IL 70 D.
CE. S-623l.
PLUMBERs---NeW work inside. Top
wages CHI. S-7779.
PLUMBER. experienced in Jobbing
and remodeling, steady work. RIA.
6-f7OO
PLUMBERS HELPERS, experienced
steady work; good pay life and
disqualification insurance: con-
tact Mr. Nelson, ATcHISoN Is
KELLER. INC, 1916 Taylor st.
NV ia. $500
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HELPMEM

PAINTERS, WHITE, LIST class APP
ply BALTIMORE RENOVATING
Co. 2323 18th 81 n.ws
PAINTERS, So per hour. Report
ready for work, at 400 Firms
lane, Lanham. Md. 1880 Mon.
morning.
PAINTERS. experienced on ex-
teriors and wateTproofing Call
Ii. s-S627 between 5 and z pm.
PARKING ATTENDANTS. full or
part time; exper. not necessary
Age 1922. Cali RE. 7-661S betw
! and 4 pm. Ask for MR.. Ell
LIO1.
PATENT ATTORNEY. or agent;
qualified to prepare and prosecute
applications for long established
local nonadvertising arm: salary
$4,000 20 Sly. OUu or more for
rieht party. Box 260-R. Star.
PHARMACIST. reg. d. c.; fun
time; quiet neighborhOod store; sal
airy open. LA. $4,000. ia. 9-13l2
PHARMACIST, registered; full or
part time PARK REXALL DRUGS.
1855 savannah st. Sc. 10.
a-303O.
PHARMACIST, PART TIME imam
only. > or 3 evenings MANOR
- 4 - A - a
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MANAGER
SALES EXPERIENCE

We wish TO contact a high
type man. age rs to 40. who
has sales executive ability.
and desires to make q life
time connection. Must be a
resident OF the Washington
area for ct least > years:
preferably college graduate
and married. II you feel con-
fident that your services are
worth a base salary Of
$500 annually or more.
plus bonus arrangement
write in confidence. giving
personal data and business
BACKGROUND. Box 4l1-R, star.
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Pharmaceutical Sales Rep.

~ndTIIldCcuIlCd OdiCS INCps
Excellent career opport.
for young men; age approx.
23-31. with one Of the ma
tlon's leading pharmaceu-
teal Arms. no eKper. nee;
represent co. to physicians
and to drug trade. rapid
assignment after Initial
training to restricted sales
territory in one OF several
Eastern States Requires
COLLEGE degree, with major
in sciences. such as gained
In study OF pre-med, pre-
dent, pharmacy. or other
studies which would give
good knowledge Of medical
sciences: candidate should
be aggressive. interested in
this field Of work, and pos
Sess good sales aptitudes;
must be willing TO relocate
II neces.: start 800, plus
commission on territorial
sales: car furn. and travel
expenses paid. no reg fee.
MANAGEMENT CONSULT
ANTS. INC. Suite 1901.
I4nr n n a
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PHARMACISTS

Registered in Md: excellent salary.
44-hour week, o holidays a year
with pay; large prescription bust
ness; ideal working conditions; ex-
cellent chance for advancement.
vacation with pay after year:
sick leave after 1 year; insurance
and disqualification available after
3 months employment; retirement
plan available for those over 30
with . years service. Write or APP
ply IN person 70 Mr.. G: B; Aldrich'
$50 18th st. NV. Washington,
d c. t@nd floor over cor tn and
q SITS. storel, HO. 2-l234, Ext.
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ROUTE SALESMAN

We have an excellent opportunity
IN our sales department for an az
gresSive married man with sales
ability, high weekly earnings. well
established route. J-day week 4,
many company dement's Apply
DUPONT LAUNDRY
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RADIO REPAIRMAN

Excellent pay in permanent
lob for an experienced radio re-
pairman. Auto experience will be
helpful Good working conditions
with all company dement's. Apply TO
Mr. Harrison, or Mr.. Herson' De-
tween lO-lg am
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TELEPHONE OPERATOR AND
WATCHMAN; for small secretarial
switchboard: NV. bldg: perman-
am. 8 nisht weekly: prefer ac-
tive retired person. salary $3.50:
call EN-. $4,000.
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Sentimental Artist
Bv MARGARET MACNESS

TN sentimental glimpse into the past let's take
old fashioned valentines and what amateur
artist doing with them.
mothers grandmotherS will dig dusty
trips attcs to bring down hand
painted embossed mementos of bygone days An hour with these
they will say, is like an excursion into the past
Rosabelle Nixon has her method Of temporarily
old fashioned valentines
and sends them to her family and friends
may recall your grandmother stories Of elaborate
valentines of the 850s Pulling strip back
elegant lady her hands hand
handsome gentleman to bow gracefully
this time the sentimental valentines with silk
tiny mirror into
vogue Fifty years later greeting cards became
popular, people embossed, hand-colored cards
Nixon copies Seven ago, she
started painting valentines for her two
1.-The they loved best those I'd make with their
hkeneSSeS them"
Now living with her daughter in Arlington
quiet activity to fill in long hours spent recuperating from
chance she collection OF oldaShoned
Knight and decided to them
On postcards the designs feehand
them with caSen paint made with sour milk
touched still
translucent
Going little Nixon sometimes
copies cupds Charles Dana Gibson originator
Gibson Girl Original volumes OF Gibson drawings
the cupids OF
the first directed" valentines To Mother
and To My after World War l. American firms
valentines AT this ume
young could special instruction booklets for valen
day POEMS drawings and messages
these which describe party fun
time gala evening might have included
valentines followed by OF writing answers
questions
when the answers are shuf1ed aloud makes
most amusing confessions" the booklet
fun to hunt for hearts hidden about
ancfu heart and dart drill IN which white
girls heatpped wands marched about singing
changed and valentines them
rather than individually made But
Mrs Nixon writes her cards similar
sent half century
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The SUNDAY STAR MAGAZINE WASHINGTON c. FEBRUARY TO-
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THE MAuRY

70l 18TH st. n.w.-Twin rms, s16
wk. Maid and elevator. run. water.
Ample baths showers. NE s-96Sl.
COLORED-N.W.-Warn room in
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LARGE scoCIA DUCKS for sale.
Call 10. 7-36ss.
BANTAMS, silver and gold Sebrites:
japanese Silkie. Ducks, pigeons,
very reasonable. HI. 9-5I3T.
NEW HAMPSHIRE RED HENS.
LARD J. MARROW. Route .. sil.
yer Spring. EV. 4-2l26.
100 WHITE ROCK PULLETS. start
ing % lay. S1.65 . piece. Poplar
s-2239.
QUAIL, young birds. for restocking,
FRINGE GEORGES ouSfI Pam ARM
SP. 10000.
NEW HAMPSHIRE PULLETS, is
wks. old. $l.f5 ea. Cherry $4,000
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DUP, ClR.-NeViy dec, rm-; pvt.
bath. Ice closet. unlim. phone:
excel. transp. Men. AID. 4-673S.
1929 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Sel. and
dbl. rms. pvt bath. prominent
LOG, refined tenants. Low rates
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED


A ,SISitISs 'lly5SrvT" & fT;!sH M
1898 Wisconsin ave NO 7-0300
ANTIouEs-Pvt. party wants 4
antique chairs and d., mehss za. com
ANTIQUES
DO not sell you, ysIqaSl ~: app s,n1:
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOPS for expert appraisals,
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV
AND oLNEY; M, GA AVE. EXT
RIA. a-76os WI. d-7zsa
BEDROOM, dinine rm,, contents Of
home or apt cash. We do moving
storase; rsas. rates. IA. e;2e37
IL
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Dt WEEhD1
1855 QUE ST. NV.
NICE SINGLE ROOM
O10 A vrYHY,1Y Yy-

.Dble. inns, single rms. $1,000
wk. up; also lee. dbie. rms. 81
day. SUIT. ladies. gentlemen or
couples; maid serv.. dry facils
Blk. OF Conn. ave, biks. White
House walk downtown. 1928 18th
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POULTRY, kABBITs, Gees

sodding. grading. BLUEGRASS, CSC
50. I'd: immed. delivery. Cement
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ROOMS fURMIsHED--N.W.

1880 i6th 81. NV, in former
ssss s Sss S sas e SSs 'tSD
Portable rooms for empl. ladies;
hot plate and Ice box privileges
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PANeY SEEDLINGS Of same good
qual. q former yrs.,. in lac. dow
cred fancy eolors. from Origlna.
per 100. 81 80 Tor so plants
S tanl. ntes ST.p plants Eardsn-
Wheaton, wiz. 3s73ss
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VREsTOLoGg-The ideal fireplace
log; Ions burning, hish heat value,
no smoke, no dirt, less than y Of
Ia ash: easy 10 handle and con.
FUEL PROD, INC, Ii 5-44eS.
KINDLING, dry; fun truck load.
delivered, 81: from wfecking JOB.
1885 Bethesda ave-, Bethesda. Md,
JU. 1851.
SEASONED fireplace wood, oak
and hickory and stove wood. Phone
HeTnd0n 3DJ2.
FIREWOOD
Francis Underwood CHI. s-713s
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MISCELLANEOUS ron RENT

BULLDOZERs. leaders. generators,
chain saws, mixers. pumps. FORD
tractors. cement grinders, hnleh-
ing mach, etc. JU b.bO40'
RENTAL TOOLS A EQUIP co.
CHAIN SAWS, vihrators, mortar
mixers, generators. travelling ma
chimes. sidewalk forms, heaters;
% rental vsn s,5yis. nsE Dt .ns a's ar.
lnear FalTlax clf.l. OR. 10000.
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ROOMS FURR-s.E..s.W.

S-E.-2 rooms, newly furn.. comtor.
Avail. immed. VIII rent separately.
Gentlemen pref 10 2-6657.
LARGE FRONT RM., for men or
couple: close 20 bath: oil heat;
use Of telephone. 5i6 Seward
square sc.
1 Ice RM. AND PVT. BATH
SIS or > adjoining rms with pvt.
bath $3.50 wk Gentleman prefer
red. Ii. 7-0S53
cOLORED-NEATLY FURN. ROOM.
Sc, for settled couple or , singles:
some PRIVILEGES. II. 7-07j3.
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ROOMS FURN-MD..vA.

MT. RAINIER-Comfor front
bedrm.; cow. location. uN A
0263,
n. ARL.. attractive room. pvt. home,
adjoining bath, unlimited phone.
KE S-T1I6
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-08-29
Tough Shedding

Although everyone in Caldwell will
agree that the school situation is one which
calls for drastic action, there seems to be
diversion of opinion and regardless of which
way, the Caldwell school board turns, they
are finding tough Shedding.
Two members of the local school board
and their superintendent made a trip to
Pickerington last Thursday to view several
new grade school buildings that are nearing
completion in that area.
In most cases. it. has been agreed that
any new school must have plenty of ground
in order that an expansion on program can be
carried out through the years with the con-
struction of new additions.
But there are those in Caldwell who
are firmly convinced that new high school
is needed, rather than grade school build
ing, and their thinking is along this line.
Float bond issue for the new high school
building, locate it just outside of town, pre-
ferably to the north and then convert the
present building into a new elementary
school Use the present grade school build
ing on North street, if necessary, but if not,
then turn it over to the village of Caldwell
for the expressed purpose that it be con-
verted into hospital or clinic. An architect
has said this could be done at a nominal
cost
Due to the increased enrolment on the
grade school level there is another group
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-08-29

and apparently they are in the majority who
feel that new grade school building is an
absolute necessity
This is also the thinking of some of the
board of education members and they plan
to ask the voters of Caldwell next spring
to approve bond issue for the purpose of
constructing at least new ten room grade
school building. 1t will be constructed in
such way that additional rooms may be
added at any time.
At the present time, the board has only
one site in mind and that is the old athletic
field, where an extensive fill would be
necessary. However, the board is once again
very flexible and any site will be considered.
There is much red tape to be ironed out
between now and the coming spring when
the bond issue is promoted but this is the
time for the community to make up its
mind just what they want, and then get
behind the bond issue 100 percent as the
needs of our children must be met at only
small cost to the property owners or tax
payers in the Caldwell school district
An expansion of the Caldwell school
system is an absolute necessity but it's
success depends on united front now and
in the months to come before bond issue
in any amount is presented for approval.
The two groups must give and take,
if a winning combination Or a solid front
can be formed by the spring of 1858.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-08-29
PICK-POCKET IVA
By George Peck

In recent editorial my col
league, M. V. Eggleston, refer
red to the Tennessee Valley
Authority as a "stick-up." A
reader has taken violent excep-
ton to this classification of
what the socialists designate as
a 'yard- d-stick." Says the reader
in part, in a letter, for some
unknown. reason addressed to
me rather than to EggIeston
whose "stick-up" aroused his
ire:
q. l believe in free
speech and freedom of the
press, but when a newspaper
columnist refers to our Fed
eral Government, or any
agency thereof, as a stick
up" that is going a bit too
far. The use of such intemper-
ate, almost liballous language
is, to say the least, a violation
of the ethics of free speech and
free press. I hope you will use
your influence toward having
M. V. Eggleston make a retrac-
ton and apology for this un-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-08-29
Economic Drama


Three characters of our econ
omic drama have gained the
center of the stage recently. The
first is tight" money. The
second is rising interest rates
and the third is initiation. Each
of these factors has some effect
on what is happening to the
Nations economy.
1t might be of interest to note
some of the figures behind the
scenes of the Nations present
economy as compared with last
year. According to the Congress
sional Joint Economic Commit
tee, in the second quarter of this
year, consumer earnings are
at an annual rate of 1877 billion
above April, May and June of
last year. For the same period
consumers spent 1879 billion
more this year. Savings which
were at an annual rate Of 20.6
billion for the quarter were
down 200 million dollars from
last year.
1OSSl Il1llclll y lIlCOllle w do Z 4
billion greater while its expendi-
lures were 7.6 billion greater in
the same comparative period.
Government surplus at an annual
rate of II billion in the quarter
was down 80 billion from last
year.
Farmers income for the second
quarter of 1857 was one billion
dollars higher than a year ago
while the production expenses
increased seven hundred million.
Farm net income was up about
200 million. This accounted for
an increase in net income of
about $50 per farm.
Lobbyists
Congress requires that all
lobby organizations not only
make these operations public by
registering with the Congress,
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-08-29

The gates to the 105th annual Noble
county fair officially opened yesterday and
if fair weather prevails all attendance
records are expected to be broken this
weekend.
It will be recalled that last year, much
of the fair was raned out and it will actually
be two years since the people have been
given an opportunity to really visit and see
all the many attractions at a local county
fair.
Although exceptionally dry weather has
prevailed in Noble county during the month
of August the oval track and grounds have
been put in good shape and all is in readiness
for the speed program which will be held
Friday and Saturday afternoons.
Every conceivable space in the floral
hall has long since been taken, according to
Secretary j. Kyle Walkenshaw, who said
the cooperation received from the merchants
has been excellent.
A new feature of the fair this year will
be the Industrial display from several
cooperating plants in Caldwell and this
should attract hundreds as products made
in Caldwell will be displayed for the first
time.
All week long, race horses have been