davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Sl4.50O,
$500 down, sos mo. Powder rm.,
Iliv. rm., din. rm,, kit. on lst A.;
5 bedrms. and bath on End A.; plus
extra liv. rm, bedrm., kit. and
bath IN English bsmt.
Evening star., 1958-05-14

SILVER sPRINGi for large family
Spacious Dutch Colonial; 8 spa
eious bedrms.. lst-f. powder rm.
and den; beaut. condition; garage
Reasonably priced. HUGH T
PECK, HE. 4-6400.
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ANNANDALE CONTEMPORARY

AhEA-4 BEDROOMS
Brick rambler, fireplace IN living
room. separate dining room, extra
large equipped kitchen. Tiled bath.
Front screened porch. Blinds. v
acre, Price S17 $50. Close TO An
mandate. BELL REALTY CO.. XII
0-lRflS
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Barefoot: 5 bedrooms, Ia baths,
full basement with recreation rm.
on 2s-acre. beautiful wooded lot.
REAL ESTATE CORR, Alexandria,
XII $4,000: Arlington, OF. 4-6200.
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WHEAT0N-3-bedrm, brick ram.
bier; llv. -din. comb, equip. kit.
tiled bsmt., patio; $4,000 down
assume 49, loan; Sl0S Q month
GI. CHESTER KELLER WOOD
MOOR AGENCY CORP, JU. s.
-I0O q tO q III O.6k66
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SPRINGFIELD-S75O DN,: 3-bed.
rm. split-level; "a baths; gar;
rec. rm.; Sl9,500. CL. 6-209S.
5-BEDRMS., 8 FULL BATHS, new
brick center hall rambler. Close
in. With finished rec. rm. Only
$4,000, low down payment, FHA
financed, payments less than rent
with our guaranteed buy back 3
year plan. WALTER R REY-
NOLDS co INC LA 7-Rhoh
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ARLINGTON, S10,950-2 bedrms.
m: sonry: lEe. util, rm., tall trees;
conv. to everything. TINKLE
PROPERTIES. Realtor, ia. s.
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HMLCREsT HTS, 1895 dn.: va
cant. avail. at once-3-bedrm
semidet, brk.; 1st-h. pwdr. rm,, full
bsmt; Assume lge. 4laso GI loan.
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'OyERsIZED GOLDMAN neaT LafS

I3k ACRES-Brand-new, 3-bedrm.
2la-bath brick rambler. Very De.
sirable wooded section. MANNAs.
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AA6S, heeltOi ~. O-A@V '----f
ARL. FOREsT-Colonial; .Sl7,5O0i
by OWNER - bedrooms. full bsmt
with rec. rui.; walk. to shop. ctr,
sumo $4,000 4Aes FHA. IA
7-2l47
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TEMPLE HILLS, nr Wheeler I'd
Brand-new, det., brick rambler;
8 rms, 3 bedrms., sep. din. rm,,
de luxe kit, full bsmt. with 26-ft.
clubrm. and fireplace, den, above
ground level; S20,500. Trades
considered. LU.- 2-5976 or LU.
2-1685.
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HOusIs EoR sAlI-aI.
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
MOnTooMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA GARDERs-s.bsdrm
brick CAPE Cod, with atairt Y
lovely ait. With new refef, ful
bsmt. House IN excel cond. Car
pet and auto. washer incl tih,.
nSO, dEo, w ROBERTSON
siss. Hfsi.0s ones ss'S sp,s Sii if'b. o'' :
nATTEnY PAnK, nRTmRsDA-
ist-d, bedrm. ana bath 4 bedrmA,,
bath on end, disposal. etc, IN klt
SCI, porch. full bsmt., bic trees
Quilt 1870: Sa3.pltl SAMUEL i
ssessool sysss OF l.ossS. -
BEfHEsDA-Nev 2-story brick.
and-frame Colonial; hedrma
IL baths. ali.elec, kit.i excellent
location, S2,ob0 down payment
~, 0-34e0; eves., 10, b-4s0O,
BETHEsDA-Low and lovely ranch
rambler. center-han entranee, 4
bedrms., 2ia baths. all-elec. kit,l
full bsmt., nrepl., patio, indirect
liehtlne Truly . dream house,
Only &e4,ObO, We take tradeel
FREDERICK W. BERENB SALES,
INC, Ju. 7.T7OO,
BETHEsDA-Beautlful brick Co
ionial: bedrma., pwdr, rm,, larEe
arOundas rec. nm, N.H,uoU. Also
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EANDLE r e.. HIGHLANDS ~ .sS,ISs. ~ PricsG ,ssS
I4IaeS. attractive terms for balance.
Three bedrms.. Ia baths, rec. rnl.
WE TAKE TRADES. Call Mrs.
story, Ma $4,000, weekdays; LU.
-3s45; 9 vTsnTJS sTenjngs w RrpENs
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2-BEDRM. BUNGALOW

1914 Branch Ave, Sc.
10. $1,000 Ewes. RE. 6-s54s
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CHEVY CHASE-BUY Now-one-
level rambler. Separate din. rm.,
de luxe kit. large porch, 3 bed
rms, Q baths, beautiful game room,
2-car garage. Close to transp.
Reduced for immediate sale. 3
am. .-6 pm, EN-. 2-7400; ewes. JU.
5-5661. METZLER REALTOR.
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XlS,B5O, Ct II DOWN-Spot TINS
ideal location. every convenience:
extra comfort) with spacious car
port; Anchor -fenced yard; 3 de-
iightful bedrms. and . full baths
on main level "a rarity in houses
this price classD. liv. rm., sep. din.
rm., equipped family-sized kitchen.
also full bsmt.; best Of all, Q 2-ton
central air conditioner In the at
tic. cools every room; payments
like rent. Call today, DILLON
LAND CO., 1114 Hillwood ave.
Falls Church. Va, JE. 4-4040'
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i90 poswood iane-Tsstefaiiy dec
3-bedrm. brick Colonial on y
acre; .liv. rm.. f1repl.. din. rm.
elec. kit. lge. scr. porch, brich
patio, flrepl.; 2nd a /. 3 bedrms.
bath, stairs to attic; full bsmt.
playroom; paddock-fenced real
yard; $500 cash. S97 mo-: FHA
or assume $4,000 GI loan. Sa7
mo, LUCILLE COOK, Realtor. JE
2-3272. JE. 2-4664,
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CHEVY CHASE = Charming will
sr:i area: firepl. in iiv, rm,, din, rm.,
Completely equipped kit, 4 bed
rms. 2h baths, full bsmt. above
ground level. S27, 800. KORzEN-
DoRFER. Realtor, OIL. 4-Sl1l
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FALLS t.ms,,, cHTRcs ~ sDs, 2cSsar% s,DooT Srf
$4,000: GI loan. JE. 4-0795.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Sl6,5 800
1870 Dogwood lane. Owner trans.
Isrrins nn .c;. SoeaTn q noo oris5 lick CoonlS s
loan: S126 mo. pI.ti., TW g.
95S6.
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CHEVY CHASE = 7-year-old 8.
bedrm. brick Colonial, priced at
only S19,950. Spacious 22-ft.
living rm,, separate dining. rm.
and 1st-h. lavatory; full base
ment and lovely fenced ward. EN-.
o-S206. DISTRICT MARYLAND
REALTY. INC. ewes. OIL. 4-l343.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Center hal
brick Colonial. IN excellent condis-
tion, featuring 3 bedrms. and .
baths, spacious living rm.. dinins
rm. and kitchen. gas hot-wateI
heat. detached garage, 4O-ft. deer
tsrRTcT lot 9nly SIS TSRSqANp sSq. HH eEIGTS SgPs
INC. ewes. OIL. 2-9l92.
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GLENMONI-WiI accept FIaA con-
tract ,. 1890 $50, dew. down. on On =, s;OedEm S,n5.
70 elem. and high &c schools. eu.
". BAusERMkN. yU. s-5G44;
eVeE.. VIII. e-9lR3.
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SILVER SPRING-colesville area.
2-bedrm. rambler; lge. well-equip
kEit' iull 1io 6sInt;; 6sIndt;;;,nIlSse;; lSse;; ieneed
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CALL-SEE- BUY

3Ia PL. Sc. 2OIi-Beautiful
corner, dogwoods. shade trees,
flowers, pre-war construction, "a
baths. LU. 2-7392 ewes. to inspect.
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HOUSES FoR sALI-mD.
fCORsTlaufDl

cMEvY cmAsE (eoAfKRaETl-Ds,
liehtiul lsyear.oId snlli-leeeil pic,
ture window Nv. Fm,, din, Fm.
mod. iii, I bsdfmI'. D batha
around level rec, fm. with nFepl
outsIde snlf' namt.. saTpeft, wall.
REALTY co, N, s,ass6I svss'
RA a.SnbN,
CHEVY CmAsE-Almost new Can.
Coo, larSs bsdToens and satl
ss s,h ~ 0s5 snd ees ssss 9sa6oSas sel sasl.s sd
basement, Near me Chevy chass
fsnm ssls q VIZ Ias' NV % W9 yss.i,s 5oNns
AND CO. NC, $3.50 Conn. ave.
coLKsyILLE AnEA[a-bedrm.. Z.
bath brick home las, Nv Ima
ieole.apaee kll,. dayllght bsmt
year earaee, N.aere lotl lse, -
PfELD. iNc,, JU. 5.5lla.
c0LEsyILLE AREA-Lee A-bsd,
rm. 2-bath home, Nv, rme IRE.
pl, rec room. scr. porch. "a
sssssiss.s, satifSS E.ySntisEs 10
cOLEsvILLE RD.---ib7ai. Liy. Tm.
din. rm., bedrm., bath, iae. kit
ist a., 4 bedrma,. bath, up. fruit
trfes, barn, qaraes eh acres
NY, Hy t;seSi' ,;ss.e' 10 S-iSSt' oRuhh'
CONGRESSIONAL CLUE Charm.
ing 3-bedrm.. 2h-bath brk. Colo.
NAL on 1is acres in the heart ol
the fashionable Potomac Hunt
Masonry stable. unan, eueathouse
poultry house, Entirely fenced
and In beautiful eond. s44.nh0
PRANK 8. PHILLIPS. INC. Df
1-ltll: ewes, wo. $1,000.
CONN. AVE. 0ARDENs-s4sb dn.
buys this lovely detached brick
rambler, , bedrms,, full base
ment; lge. lot; compl. redeco-
rated Call 10, B-21ai,
Bethesda - Brick
Cape Cod, with lac. den and bath
on lst a., bedrmsy bath md
A.; beautiful all mod. kit, full
out-of-ground bsrnt. with pan
eled rec. rm., ample elosets: S24,-
500. GEO. w. ROBERTSON, Real
NAW EnnA NuAa NJ. m-mN0H
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SILVER SPRING-A Charming
Cape Cod brick; 4 bedrms 2h
baths, rec. rm., screened porch
bsmt. with outside entr. Reason
able: FLA terms. Only SIT $50
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor HE
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ST. JOHNS AREA (silver Spring.
Three .bedrmss formal din. rm. :,
20-ft. llv.~rnl. with frepl., 20-ft
ser pch.. complete air cond I,
fenced yd; only S17.9 $50. DONALD
z, YoUNKIN g. CO., 10. 4-S022
till q nm.
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Then this IS for you. Assume AP.:
prox, $4,000 financing: .S1l7
mo. incl. taxes ana ini., and you
can be the proud owner OF this
1854 brick rambler on bis fenced
1b,OO0-sa. ft. lot: 3 nice bedrma..
lbx22 liv. rm., 2.xlb finished day-
light rec. rm., with q 9Th bedrm.
and . bath. Quiet dead.end 81,
sIs.750 full price. You'll buy IL
when you see 4. Make q date
today. JE 3-2ge3. ,WN. A. CHAbP;-
Broad. Realtors. Closed on SUM
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MT. RAINIER; $500 dn., Ss5 mo
din. rm.. enclosed pch.; bsmt.
very clean; blk. bus terminal
HYATTSViLLE REALTY CO., AP
7.QQR0 Ap S-oRRS
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FALLS CHURCH. HaycOck schoo
Ssr on ieSCc PsS Ehf:s s1.i STtsk ISt sc
liv rm.. 5 tWin-sise bedrms., I
baths. full basement with firepl.
redeeofated inside and out; S2l,.
$50, CT or F'HA with $3.50 down
and 30-yr. loan for bal. OWNER
IA. 5-3334, 90: KE. S-463e
after g nm
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NAVY COMDR. LEAVING This
beautiful. 3-bedrm. rambler, on
Gysy oy.SpSef, wS9Ssa lot s.auf5y hf5fs dR1se ans
scaped rock garden, kitchen with
dishwasher disposal, full bsmt.
with recr. rm. and V bath ate
tached garage; onlN S21 $50. HOL-
LEY REALTY, $500 Lee hwy KE.
1-ElSO
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NEW HAMP. GARDENs-Beautifu
sstone-aInd-bri rambler. s..,, uualiitS 1ir
rm., 3 spac bedrms., " baths:
scr. pch,. rec. rm. Priced for quick
sale. HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-6400.
TEMPLE HILLs-S17, $50; 3 bed:
rms, new. all-brick rambler; ipll
bsmts s-acre lot, terms. JOHN
L. SHELTON. REALToR, 10. 2
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vETERANS-NoTHING DOWN
buys this lovely, 6-rm semidet.
brick home; in SpotleSs cond.. Mod
kit. and bath, rec. rm., fenced
yard: only S13.3b0.
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HOUSES Foa sALE--A.W.

2 bedrma.. Nv. rm. with farepl,
lac. din, Tm,, bulll-ln garaes,
polshes J A. HuMfhhIks 4
soNs, ONE RsaisoFs' 2 Maaa ave- MA
Evening star., 1958-05-14

young @ rSmSieS' A 'oveiy home or or
. maenifcent lot. Eiee. kit, sep
din. .rm.. 8 bedrms., liv. rm. with
frepl.; rec. rm. in bsnt built-in
gar. An excl. value for only
s20,950. LYNN REALTY, KE. s.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS, mr., Nichols
ave.-A new section; det brk.
bungalow; 5 rms, 2 bedrms., full
bsmt., gas h.-w. heat; level lot;
S10,950. MR.. FILIPPO. LU. 9
5976. ANAcosTIA REALTY, LU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20
Printers Union
Changes Lows

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20
(AP).-Under pressure from
the National Labor Relations
Board, the International Typo
graphical Union has removed
all provisions from its general
laws but those on wages, hours
and working conditions.
In past bargaining. the ITU
has insisted employers incorpo-
rate the general laws into labor
contracts. This led to NLRB
charges the union was COM
polling employers to discrimi-
nate in favor of the TT'U in hir-
ing.
After delegates to the TITUS
annual convention voted the
change yesterday. President FL
mer Brown Of New York said:
I'VE have gone as far as we
know how to be in complete
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20
Moon Shot
Hazards for
Human Told

PALO ALTO. Calf, Aug. 20
(AP).-The hardware to shoot
a man to the moon in a space
ship may be in sight.
But q still-unanswered ques-
ton is: Could human pilot
survive the rifiing lombard
ment Of cosmic rays outside the
earth's atmosphere
I'VE really have no idea of
how great the hazard may be. {"
Col. David @. Simons. Air Force
balloon explorer, told a man
on-the-moon symposium at
Stanford University last night.
Col. Simons reached 100000
feet in a balloon flight last
year and has two gray hairs
on his forearm as a symbol of
that venture. He said photo
plate evidence indicates a hit
from a primary ray killed the
pigment cells of the hairs.
Col. Simon scared to within
about 10 miles Of the edge Of
the earth's atmosphere. this
planets shield against heavy
primary rays.
Relatively, he said, the heavy
primary rays are like rifle bull
lets and nuclear radiation like
shotgun pellets.
Beyond 10000 feet altitude,
man would encounter primary
rays ranging free and un-
checked by atmospheric MOLE
sules.
Under contract awarded six
weeks ago, Col. Simons said,
the University Of Chicago is at
tempting to develop a device for
a comprehensive check on the
density Of the exploded atom
particles in space.
I'VE do have tenuous evil
dence for assuming man could
survive up to "a hours of cos
mic radiation" Col. Simons told
the closing symposium of the
American Astronomical So
ciety's Western region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20

compliance with court decisions
and civil law.
I'VE have backed up far
enough and we will not back
up another inch"
Delegates selected Denver for
the TITUS 1860 convention. The
union will meet in Philadelphia
next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20
Martin Returns,
Must Use Cane

House Republican Leader
Martin has returned to work,
but must use a cane for awhile
Mr.. Martin said doctors had
found a blood clot in one leg
and he must be careful for q
while. He went to Bethesda
Naval Hospital last Thursday
for a check on what aides said
was thought to be a torn liga-
ment in his leg.
He returned to his desk yes
! terdaY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20

'AH Prices Plus Ta4
Better JeDelry--
Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20
Named Hobo King

BRITT. Iowa, Aug. 20 (AP)
Arizona Bill" Hendrickson,
So, was elected king Of hoboes
at Britt's 58th annual national
hobo convention yesterday.
Boxcar Betty. who winters in
Baltimore. was chosen hobo
queen by a crowd Of about
5000 persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20

for her Canadian trip six week.
ago.
Margaret's return last week
brought a fresh Pickering Of
rumors about her association
with Peter Townsend.
Nearly three years have
passed since the Princess dra-
matically renowned marriage
to Mr.. Townsend because he Is
Q divorced man. Since then she
has had no steady date -
despite assiduous matchmaking
by Mayfair friends and the
newspapers.
When Mr.. Townsend re-
turned to Britain from a lone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20

some journey round the world
last March, he took to seeing
Margaret at quiet teatime
meetings. The Sunday news
paper the People said recently
the Princess had broken Oh
even that association because
a friend Of Mr.. Townsend was
diyulging secrets Of their ro-
nance in a book he Is writing.
But the Sunday Pictorial said
the Princess is still hopeful Of
obtaining the Queens blessing
for q resumption Of the ro-
nance.
Margaret is saying nothing,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20
MOTHER DRAWS
A FULL HOUSE
IN QUICK TIME

HARTFORD. Conn.
(AP).--Mrs. James v. Fear
on has seven children, the
eldest only 3 years old.
The chronology runs like
this:
Five years ago Married.
Three years ago-A daugh-
ter born. Two years ago-A
son born. Last August o.
Triplets.
And Monday night
Twins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20
Margaret to Celebrate
Birthday With. Sister

BALMORAL. Scotland Aug 20 (AP).-Prncess Margaret
arrived the famys castle in the Highlands today to
celebrate her 28th birthday with her sister.
Margaret plans to spend the birthday tomorrow quietly
with Queen Elizabeth and her brother Prince Philip who
are mentioning at Balmoral Castle.
sisters first meeting before Margaret left
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-26
aFos sale--FEEps SEEDS

FEEDS, 16 Percent dairy print
bags, $3.50; poultry mashes
and crumbles from $4.00 up. r.
D. Buckley, Caldwell, Ohio.
81 50
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-26

Ella May Warehime was born
April 20, 1877, in Switzerland
township, Monroe county, Ohio,
and departed this life, June i3.
1858, aged 81 years, one month
and % days.
She was the daughter of
Jacob a. and Sophia Urban
Fankhouser She was united in
marriage, December 10, 1900, to
John M. Warehime who preceded
her demise, September 20, 1897.
To this union were born three
children; two sons, William E.,
of Oneida, New York, Ernest NJ,
of Massillon; one daughter, Mrs.
Raymond j. Wheeler, Of Cald-
well route 6. Eight grandchil-
dren, nine great-grandchildren
and host OF other relatives and
friends.
She was a member of Barry's
Ridge church, a devoted Christ
ian wife and mother whose life
was her greatest testimony.
She was a friend of all and
will be sadly missed by the
family, relatives, friends and
all who knew her.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-26
SOUTH OLIVE NEWS

SOUTH OLIVE Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Adams, of Marietta,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. WAYNE Har-
per, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Schoepp-
ner and family spent the week
end with relatives in Canton.
Mr., and Mrs. Peter J. Brink
ley visited Ruth L. Harper and
family over the weekend.
Mrs. Lillian Jordan visited her
sister, Mrs Cora Antill. a patient
in Memorial hospital, Marietta.
Callers at the Howard Sanford
home Sunday were. Miss Marilyn
McAtee, Frank Davis, ROLAND
Williams, Mrs. Minnie Clark, Mrs.
June Love and Ruth L. Harper
Mrs, Ruth V. Harper and Ruth
l.. Harper were shopping in Mar
ietta, Thursday.
James Wilson and family are
visiting his mother and grand
mother Harper
Mrs. Minnie Clark, Mrs Mar
iory Love and Mrs. June Love
were on d pleasure trip Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Swain and
sons called on relatives in Buffa-
10.
The miscellaneous shower. held
for Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Harper,
at their home in Dexter City Sat
urday evening was we'll attended
and they received many nice
gifts.
Peter j. Brinkley, Jr., visited
his uncle, Wiley Harper and fam
lily, of Caldwell, a few days last
week
Mrs Mary Ball is visiting rela-
tives in Canton.
Mr. and Mrs. William Davis
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Davis lef'
on a pleasure trip Saturdav morn
irg. They expect to vis.- Niagara
Falls and mary other places Of
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-26
THIS WEEK
In " ashington
With Clinton Davidson
MAN IN A SPACE SUIT

when it is authorized and the funds
provided.
We have learned a great deal about
space travel from reports sent back
from our own and the Russian
satellites. We know that life can be
sustained, briefly, at attitudes up to
LOCO miles or more. The Russian
Spu,nik II dog proved that.
Our studies show that man is
safe with an oxygen mask at 10000
feet, but must have pressurized
mask from 10000 to 10000 feet,
and al $1,000 feet a pressurized
cabin. Over $4,000 feet pre-sealed
cabin is necessary.
Who Will Be First?
Another problem is The fact that
human beings inhalc Oxygen and
cXhalc carbon dioXide. a deadly
poison in close quarters. In Sputnik
II the Russians used a chemical
apparatus TO change carbon dioxide,
eNhalcd BY the dog. into oxygen.
II space travel is to become an
actuaity, il will be necessary 10
provide for this change of carbon
dioxde into oxygen and vice-versa
for a much longer period of time
than IS now possible.
The problem of getting space
ship beyond the pull of gravity can
be solved. 1t has been demonstrated
that an object travelling at $4,000
miles an hour has no gravity. Any
thing loose in the cabin of such a
ship would float around in the air.
Who will be the first man to GO
To the Noon We can't name him,
although number already have
volunteered, but We can guess his
age fairly close. He will he between
IS and 40 years old.
In both World Wars it was found
that men from Is 10 IS made the
best pilots. For space flight, though,
the more mature men make better
pilots than the youngsters because
they are more stable under great
stress.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-26

interest.
Mr.. Ernest Antill, OF Dexter
City, and Mr.. John McColugh, of
Marietta, visited at the Howard
Sanford home one day last week.
Conn and Cinda Weston, of
Caldwell, visited their great
grandmother, Mrs. Winnie War
ren.
William Pryor and daughter
were in Marietta, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter J. Brink
ley, Ruth l.. Harper, Willard and
Villa Ruth Harper were shopp-
ing in Caldwell. Saturday
Miss Nancy Archer and Janet
Sklenar, of Belle Valley, visited
Villa Ruth Harper, Sunday
Mrs William Foster, Belle Val
ley, and Mr. Frank Willis, of
Cambridge, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster Davis and son.
Rev and Mrs. O. M. Adds ar
rived in town Monday afternoon.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-26

Commuter service to the Moon
isn't lust around the corner but
it could be lot nearer than you
think.
A rocket-type plane capable of
carrying a man, or several men, 10
the Moon may be fired before the
end of this year. The problem We
still have to lick is how TO get man
there alive
After that, We would have the
problem of how to get him back in
equally good condition. Both the
United States and Russia have some
of their best brains at work on those
problems
While one division of the us.
Air Force is trying to build planes
or missiles that can travel the 1877 900
miles 10 the Moon, another is trying
TO make it possible for man TO travel
on those planes or missiles.
The latter division has the rather
imposing title of Bio Medical Aspects
of Space Flights School of Aviation
Medicine. Although not generally
known, it is no secret that this
important work is going on at
Randolph Field, near San Antonio,
Texas
Buck Rogers For Real
While details Of what has been
learned so far arc classified informa-
ton, il is known that great progress
has been made recently in mans S
survival at extremely high attitudes.
Space ships of the future already
are on the drawing boards and may
soon go into experimental pro
ductior.
When will the first manned space
craft reach the Moon? There is nc
timetable yet, but some of the er.
pcrts we have talked with are guessing
al sometime between 1865 and 1910
| understand that plans arc ir
progress for man-carryng vehicle
that will fly at above 250,O00 fee
(abcut so niles at a speed in excess
of 1000 miles per hour. II is as
Sumed this will become a reality
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-26
PUBLIC SALE

| WILL OFFER at public sale at
my home, about four miles out
of Caldwell on State Route 78,
(turn left at Perryopolis church
to first house and then turn left)
on Saturday, July 5th at 100 p.
m, the following:
Kitchen cupboard; large square
dining table; kitchen stove in
good condition; electric churn;
cot; old fashioned antique bur
eau; five straight chairs; one
lamp; dishes, pots, pans and other
articles too numerous to mention.
Farm machinery-tWo moving
machines; hand corn shelter: hay
rope and fork; one-horse corn
drill; land plow; Side-hill plow;
pitch fork; siedges; disk harrow;
grindstone; single plow; culti-
vator; small iron kettle.
Set of blocks and wire line; De-
Laval separator; Maytag motor;
sausage grinder and other small
articles.
MR.. NOAH PITTS, Owner
Caldwell, Route
Tom RosSiter, auctioneer
Cash on day of sale.
Not responsible for any accidents
81 50
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-26
CARD OF THANKS

want to express my thanks
to my. many friends for their
cards, flowers, and other remem-
branceS which l received while
patient in the Marietta Me
mortal hospital and the Good
Samaritan hospital, GAINESVILLE.
They all are greatly appreciated.
52pd. Gilbert Kinnen