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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-11
FOR RETIRED COUPLE
MONEY TO LOAN
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

COBB ISLAND, front
cottage, rustic interior, hot-water.
Franklin flrepl.; completely furn. 4;
sturdy bulkhead and pier, boat.
cupboard motor. IA. 5-O724 ewes.
except weekends.
SHERWOOD FOREST = 2-bedrm.
furnished cottage, mr.. activities.
Apply Mrs, Bortner. WO. 6-g3l4,
BRIAN BRANDON, REALToR.
ROSE HAVEN BEACH-Lot 60xa5
for $500 cash, Call HA. 2-n25b
anytime. 10.
WATERFRONT LOT, wooded. over
looking sheltered harbor, at Drum
Point Beach. Nd: $4,000. Call
before 5 p.rnS weekdays. Ii.
3-4l32.
LAKE JACKSON-4 lots, will sell
or trade. for boat. ear. lot in 81:
yer Spring, or what have you?
III S-3S1S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-11
WATERFRONT PROP, SALE
CONTINUED

CHEs. BAY. YR.-RoUND HOME
scr. pch.. expand. attic. Bargain
at So, $50 terms. HINES & CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
(cONTINuED)

CADILLAC 1858
Ell Dorado Biarritz
CONVERTIBLE
Platinum With Black Top
$1,000 Discount!
All-matching leather
interior: has full
BS SSs oiir. H mites. S %ass
tinental By very
prominent business
man. Sold for S6,450:
sSR S'SaI disco mt.
GRADY MOTORS
700 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. $4,000
CADILLAC '54 Coupe De vile: ev-
cry extra. full power. black finish.
Wv. tires. Must see to appreciate;
THACKER MOTORS
18th and R. I. Ave. NE. La. 6-6530
CADILLAC 1866 Fl Dorado Biar-
ritz convertible; white, new TOP,
terror. Special. 1886; you auto
buy now; Gee guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-O ldS Co.
1222 22nd ct. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC '54 4-dr.; $3.50: new
tires, immaculate. FLOOD POM
TlAC, 4221 Connecticut.
CADILLAC 1856 coupe; fully
equipped. power steering. power
brakes; very clean; $2.795. You
auto buy nowl CcC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1872 22nd st. NV FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 50 cow: Alpine white,
cessories incl. air cond.: very low
mileage. Ike new; for quick sale.
$685.: DELL RAE USED CARS.
XII S-904O.
CADILLAC 1855 de Vile sedan:
factory air conditioned: very clean;
power steering, power. brakes; now
oniy S5:495; you auto buy now:
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
1879 22nd St. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC cow; Q real baraain.
500 cash. ,t713 Baltimore ave.
hyatLSVllle, Mo.
CADILLAC so cpe de vile: r. and
h, full power; top cond.; Sl.206.
MANN OLDS
5000 18th st.. Silver Spring
JU. 6.6166
1855 convertible: sharp
car s.. 800: loaded. FLOOD POM
T1AC, 800 Wis. ave.
CADILLAC $50 coupe; popular frost
white. fully equipped: absolute new
Auto Buy Now Special"
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. ND. OIL. 6-f70O
CADILLAC $50 eonvertlble coupe;
fix iScs0 4a sart eos sas kiaGoD PoS'
CADILLAC 1858 sedan: company
demonstrator; fully equipped: SUBJ
stantial reduction; low mileage:
H Aer7SAT st,y ser Now warranty - YOU
Capitol Cadillac lds Co.
1928 22nd 81. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 80 Convertible. BOUGHT
Aug, 81: immae. black with light
top; Or. and VII. leather; y. s..
brakes. seat; all extras. 1000 mi.
Garaged since new at Dorchester
House gar. no. 2-5555. 81 .395.
CADILLAC 81 cow: full Cadillac
sontp, mel power steering and
You Auto, Buy Now Special"
Suburban Cadillac ldS
R RRAPsbY SHOPPING ~ CENTER 1zEso
1888 4-dr. sedan; ST.
I S HHf PorT ffE E sieC % SSHD Ds.
CADILLAC $50 coupe: fully equip.
You Auto Buy Now Special.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-77OOi
oAS oRns. el loS, sass ter ssesH f PoE
TIAc. 5100 wis. ave.
CADILLAC 1854 $50" Special
Fleetwood 4-dr.; dark blue: best
buy buy, IN !. town al e you auto buy nov
BELL MOTORS
SOLO Wis. Ave. Wo. $1,000
ccIADnL LAC, 1882 1888 coupe . s:t9ne
81. 1875: you auto buy now; CcC
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1909 2cnd St. NV Re. $4,000
CADILLAC .'56 Coupe dc Vile:
loaded with extras, also ON air
eond.: only $3.4eb. You Auto Buy
Suburban Cadillac-O Odds
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. ND. OIL. 6-7700
'55 Eldorado convert. |
excel cond. fully equip: S2.0b0.
OF. l-7O92.
'5s coupe: $4,000; fully
equip. used 1000 mi. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 1921 Connecticut
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-08
Gracias al FOndo Undo
Cruz Roja no
Tiene Campana
en- Este Ano

Gracias al exito obtenido por
Fondo Undo, que recaud6 fondos
para cast todas las organizaciones
beneficaS del Condado Dade, Ia
Cruz Roja no tendra que hacer re.
colectas este mes de mario.
En- tanto que la propaganda en-
revistas, radio, television Y otros
medios, de toda la nacion, exhiben
Ell lena "Dona para la Cruz Roja
durante ell mes de Mario" en- las
oficinas del Cruz Roia de Dade Sc
We Ell letrero "No Campana Este
Ano''. ,
Mel Livengood, director de la
filial en- Dade de la Cruz Roja, di-
ce que unos 10000 voluntarios
ayudaron a recoger fondos Ell aho
pasado para esa institution. Este
ano podran dedicar al descanso ell
tempo que otros amos han dedica-
do a la campaiia.
Sin embargo, dice Ell presidente
de la Cruz Roja de Dade, j. H.
Brook, que en- este mes de mario
tendran la oportunidad de hacer
sus donativos a la Cruz Roia, los
miembros que no 10 hicieron, por
conducto del Fondo Undo. Mu-
chas de estas personals recibiran
cartas especiales ofreciendoles la
oportunidad de dar durante las
proximas esmanas. Pero no habra
campana publica.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-08
Discuten Plan de
PUente a M. Beach

Ell Sr. Richard H. Bertram, pre-.
sidente del Comite de Puentes Y
Was Maritimas, de la Camara de
Concrete de Miami Dade llama
la atencion a todos los interesadoS,
para que asistan a una reunion
que tendra lugar ell microbes, dia
IL de mario, en- los salones del
Ayuntamiento de Miami Beach a
la 10 de la manana, con ell objeto
de discutir las conveniencias e in
conveniencias de la construction
de un puente de IS pies en- la via a
Miami Beach por la Gale, So.
Ell principal objective de esta
reunion es ell de obtener la apro-
bacion Official del Concejo NUM-
cipal para la posicion que tomen
los intereses maritimos.
Esta reunion es de la mayor i'm
portancia para todas las personas
que esten asociadas o relacionadas
con negocios maritimos en- ell Ii
de Florida y ell .Consejo Maritime
de la Camara de Concrete solicita
su presencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-08
Optomefras Trojan
Programu en- BUscu
de Estudisticus

Ell tema del mes de MARIO de Ia
Association de Optometras de Flo.
r1da sera "Buena Vista para GUAR
con Seguridad'', en- SUI programa
para obtener necesarias establish
cas- relacionando la seguridad en-
ell manejo del automoviI con una
buena vision de acuerdo con Ell r,
Fred Bergman, presidente de la
Association Optometrica del Con-
dado Dade.
Las autoridades en- ell campo de
la seguridad en- las carreteras han
lndlcado la falta de esas establish.
cas-. Sin embargo, calculan que I'm
minlmo del 5 por ciento de los &C.
cldentes, Sc deben a causas rela.
clonadaS con la vista de los cho.
teres. BaSadoS en- estas cifras,
Sc puede decir que mas de Gin.
cuenta personaS mueren anual.
mente en- las carreteras de Flo
rlda, quedan muchoS heridos v
miles de dolares Sc pierden Dor
esta cauSa.
Cooperan con Ell grupo OPTIC
metrlco para ell estudio de la
vista de sus miembros y del
puollco la Federation ed Gu
pes Femeninos, la Association de
Propletarios de Camiones, B'nai
Birth y otros muchos grupos indie.
pendientes.
Las estadistas cubriendo la exac-
tltud del examen visual, distinction
DE color, profundidad de percep.
clon y campo de vision, sera CO.
rrelaclonada por I'm comite de
La Association ~Opt6metrica de Flori.
da.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-08
Aprueba Ia Creaci0n de
Junta Pro Juventud del Condado

Ell Administrator del Condado
Metropolitan, O.. W. Campbell,
otorgo una rapida aprObacion a la
creacion de una Junta pro Juven-
tud del Metro, cuyo objective sera
combatir ell inquietante problema
de la creciente d%elincuencia juve-
nil en- ell Condado Dade. Ell ST..
Campbell advirtio, sin embargo
que eSperaba que pronto Sc pudie-
ran yer los buenos r%esultados de la
nueva Junta, 81 Sc quiere que Ell
continue apoya3dola.
Declare ell Administrator del
Condado a la Association de Guia
de la Juventud que estaba son
brado ION ell actual estado de de-
sorganizacion y disgustado con al.
gunos de los grupos que Sc titulap
PRO juventud'.
Dijo Campbell que el no sabe to
do 10 concerniente a la delincuen
cha JuVenll, per9 que 81 Sabe que
hay mas politiqGeria en- este campo
de 10 que debiera.
Anadio que una de las principa-
les preocupaciones de los grupos
en- pro de la juventud, debiera ser
la elimination de programs estd.
pidos.
Soliclt6 Campbell del DR.. Eu-
gene Byrd, sicologo local, que nom
bre y encabece TN comite para que
trace un programa para la Junta
pro Juventud del Metro.
mo estoy interesado, en- 10 mas
minimo, en- cresr otra agencia pa
ra que venga a ser una mas como
las va existentes sin I'm programa
definido y de resultados positivos,
agrego Campbell "Su tarea tendra
que ser la de aunar los esfuerzos.
Despues cuando Sc yea una def
ciencia. acudir a remediarla".
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-08

f~ederales, en- ell termino de tres
semanaS
Ell Administrator del Conda-
do, 0 W. Campbell, anunci6
que Ell Gobierno del Metro ten,
dria un plano, en- general, de SUI
programa de renovation urbana
listo para dentro de unas dos
Semanas.
FL estado de Florida Sc habia
demorado en- particular en- Ell
programa federal de renovation
urbana debido a una ~sentencia
del Tribunal Supreme, que decla-
no Unconstitutional una ley del
estado que permitia la eli
minacion de barrios de WHEN
das malas para la construction
de barrios nuevos privados.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-08
Programa de Renovation Urbana con
Fondos FederaIes Benefieia a Miami

Leroy Collins hubo nombrado
un comite del estado para que
Sc coupe del asunto de residen-
cias lnhabitables en- las ciudades
de la Florida.
Ell programa del Comite estari
de acderdo con la ley federal de
Renovation Urbana.
Collins nombro al Sr. J. E.
BariI, administrator de la iunta
de planeamiento y servicios de
las communicates del estado, pa
"a que presida ell nuevo comite.
AL mismo TEMPO, solicit6 del
ST.. Albert Cole, Administrator
de la Agencia Federal de Vivien
das que Sc reGna con las autori-
dades del estado y locales para
trazar I'm programa de renova-
cion urbana en- las poblaciones
de Florida.
Declare Ell Cob. Collins, que
Florida es I'm estado en- Ell que
no debe haber viviendas por de-
bajo del Standard" de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
Ell ComiSionado de la ciudad
de Miami, George DuBreuil, de-
claro que tenia confianza en- que
I'm grupo de consejeros de la
ciudad de Miami estaria en- dis,
posicion de ~presentar sus planes
para la eradication de wien.
daS en- NAL estado a los agentes
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-08

LA PAZ, mario 7 (UP).-Mi
neros comunistas de la IONA de
Llallagua atacaron y lesionaron
a las autoridades y obreros par
tidarios del p%residente Herman
Siles Zuazo en- la poblacion de
Uncia, departamento de PotoSf.
En- diversas ciudades del pals
Sc efectuaron manifestations
pacificas en- favor del Presiden
te Sizes Zuazo, pero en- Uncia
courtroom actos de violencia,
incluso mediante ell uso de ar
mas de fuego y maquinas infer
males, y los comunistas hirieron
a diez obreros tres de ellos
de gravedad- y t~rataron de
reemplazar a las autoridades.
La iona minera de Llallagua
comprende las localidades de
Cancaniri, sede del ferrocarril
de Catavi y centric principal de
las minas de tano de Llallagua
y Siglo Veinte Uncia es la sede
de las autoridades politicas de
la provincial de Bustillo.
FL alcalde de Uncia envio un te-
legrama al Ministro de Gobier.
no dando cuenta que Sc efec
tue ina manifestation a favor
del Presidente Siles Zuazo, apo
yandose ell plan de rehabilitation
del pals Aprovechando un pc
queno incidente surgido cuando
alguien dio una bofetada a Ire
neo Pimentel, Secretario Gene
raj de los Trabajadores de Siglo
Veinte y Catavi, trabajadores
aleccionados invadieron Uncia
aterrorizando ell pueblo. Resul
taron gravemente heridas tres
personals, ell Subprefecto Capt.
tan Gustavo Rojas, ell Interven
tor de Contraloria Hugo Fernan
DEE, y ell Director de un colegio
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-08
Replica de Ross
q Oscar Ramirez

ten relacion a las ambiguas de-
claracioneS que, sobre ciertas re-
ferenciaS 0ontenidas en- la carta
que recientemente hube de diri-
cir al DR.. Mario Llerena, haee ell
Sr. Oscar Ramirez, debo significar
que mi carta al DR.. Llerena, mas
que a otra cosa, Sc endereza al
afianzamiento ideologico y supe-
racion organica de nuestro Movi-
miento en- ell Exterior, y en- ella,
a pesar de constituir gravisimos
sintomas transgresores ciertas &C
titudes personales, estas no Sc con-
templan sine como desafortunados
academies capaces de ser modifi-
cados.
Como parece que de dicha car
ia a este senior solo lie in~teresaron
sus menos trascendentaleS aspec-
tos, a clio debo concretarme para
reiterar que ell Sr. Ramirez VIC
lentamente Sc opuso a que ell DIR.
Rene Viera hubiese Sido invitado
por un miembro de la ComiSion
organizadora de nuestro acto para
que, previo acuerdo del Executive
al %efecto, hiciera uso de la pala-
bra en- ell mismo, alegando que en-
ell mencionado acto solo cores
pondia hablar a miembros del rs
de Julio. Logico era suponer del
Sr. Ramirez, que aprovecho este
incidente para deshacer la Conf
sion organizadora original y auto
designarse para organizar este &C.
to, SUI p~osterior vista al Sr. Vie.
ra. Nunca die que ell Sr. Ramirez
hubiese p~roducido o no ~invitacion
alguna, como tampoco SuS aclara-
clones nos enteran de 81 Ell invite
al Sr. Viera para que asistiera al
acto o para que no 10 hiciera, va
que SUI ausencia fue mediterranean
tie lamentada por los que aSistimos
al mismo.
En- cuantO al emplazamlento que
me hace para que publicamente
mencione ell lugar y la persona que
tan NAL ratio lie proporciono, a fin
de conducirme ante los tribunales
para que pruebe mis- palabras, blum
sabe ell Sr. Ramirez que ell hecho
Sc produjo la noche del viernes
dia 10 de enero frente a SUI propio
negocio y que 81 no menciono Ell
nombre del autor, que 81 mismo
en- tono quejumbroso ampliamente
ha divulgado, Sc debe a que, en-
antecedentes del amenazante Tri~
bunal, clio constituiria una della
cion, pero 81 tan facilmente a es-
te senior SUI memoria 10 traiciona
(Pasa a la Pagina u
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-08

centric turistico dwonde Sc recau-
ola grandes sumas por concepto de
impuestos
Existe la necesidad de una re-
vision de la Constitution de Flori-
da continue dlciendo ell Senador
Eaton porque exiSte una gran
desproporcion Ell la representation
de los Condados ante la legislatu'
ra." "Ello Sc debe al aumento per-
sistente de la poblacion y origina
muchos de los males que contem-
pianos en- la actualidad en- mate
(Pasa a la Pagina y
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-08
Nineros Comunistas en- Bolivia
Atacan a Partidarios de Si|es

secupdario. Hay otras diez per
sonas heridas, sunque no de gra
vedad.
LA masa quiso imponer I'm
Gambia de .autoridades con dis
paros de fusil y cartuchos de di
namlta"
Ell telegrama termina pidiendo
al mInjsterio Ell envfo de fuerzas
para restablecer ell orden.
Ell lefe politico de la localidad
minera de Huanini, Epifanio Mo
tPasa a la Pagina -
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-08

gobierno estatai y recibe muy po-
CO a cambio". Pero tambien es
cierto que las -egioneS a~gricolas
de la Florida y hay Condados
que constribuyen muy POGO en- re.
lacion con la ayuda que reciben-
no pueden contribuir al gobierno
de Tallahassee en- la misma forma
que las grandeS cuidadeS las cuales
recaudan por impuesto SumaS ma
yores.' eel Cordado de Dade en-
SUI totalidad contribute tanto CO.
mo Miami Beach, pero hay que
considerar que Miami Beach es un
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-08

Las autoridaues del Gran Mia.
mi, por separado, Sc mostraron
acordes con un programa del es-
tado de Florida y Federal, para
acabar con los barrios de resi-
denclas indeseables aqui.
Esta aprobacion Sc dio a como
eer despues que Ell gobernador
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-08

La solicitud para la creaci6n de
una Junta del Metro pro Juventud,
fue herha por "a Association de
(Pasa a la Pagina OCHO)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-20
New Boardwalk Provides
Safe Footing For Students

Mayor Chester Howiler re-
ported today the completion of
the boardwalk across the alley
leading from the grade school
building to North street.
Recently school officials re-
quested the village to correct a
condition they regarded hazard
Gus for the students, especially
during the winter months when
the area developed into an icy
thoroug ghfare.
1t was reported that many
students use the south side of
North street when leaving school
property, thus avoiding the cross
ing of North street at the traffic
light.
Mayor Howiler stated the
temporary wooden structure
would take care of the situation
until something of a more per-
manent nature could be built.
The boardwalk spans the COM
plete distance of the alley, with
banister to assure additional
safety for the children walking
over it.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-20

spending. Highway expenditures
in the state as a whole amounted
to $317.6 million, in which this
county shared.
The state distributed $171,675,-
7l8 to local governments for gen.
eral governmental purposes from
the following taxes: auto licenses,
gasoline tax, sales tax, the intan-
gible tax paid by financial insti-
tutions and dealers in securities,
liquor permit fees, motor trans
portation tax and pawnbrokers
licenses.
Noble county's share of these
taxes was $607,21
The state distributed $225, ,404,-
GA for the following purposes:
school foundation program, poor
relief, aid to dependent children,
aid to the blind, local police and
firemen's pensions funds, tuber-
culosis hospitals, costs in criminal
cases, library aid, county and in
Continued on Page TWo)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-20
Norway iFYE Student
Leaves Noble County
For Native Country

Miss Margit Illokken, Inter
national Foreign Youth Ex-
change student from Norway,
left Noble county last week to
return to her native country.
The IFYE student spent six
weeks in Noble county. Three
weeks at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dallas Bond, of Senecaville
route and three weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Bates, Caldwell
route 6. Friday, she was accom-
panied to Columbus by Mrs.
Bates and Mrs. Bond. From CO.
lumbus, she flew to Minnesota,
where she plans to spend a week
visiting with relatives before re-
turning home.
Miss Illokken will return to
Norway by way of Washington,
d. c. and New York City. While
staying in Noble county, the
IFYE student was sponsored by
the Noble county junior leader
ship club.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-20
County Treasurer
Takes Over Duties
Tuesday Morning

ROLAND P. Elliott, newly elect
ed Democratic treasurer for
Noble county, took over the
duties of his office on Tuesday
morning. Two new deputies also
began their duties in that office
Tuesday.
Treasurer Elliott replaces
Dwight F. Wiley, who was ap-
pointed to that office at the time
of the death of former treasurer,
Ralph Hicks. Wiley, a Repubh-
can, was appointed by the county
commissioners to fill the vacancy
until the general election Nov. 4
New deputies in the treasurer's S
office are Melvin McKitrick, OF
Caldwell route 4, and Joyce Wal
Ter, of KeithtoWn. The treasurer
bond of $4,000 is being executed
by the state department and will
be transferred by the Elswick
and Yontz Insurance Agency.
George E. Collet, state exami-
ner, out of the office of State
Auditor James A. Rhodes, was
in Caldwell Monday making a
cash count of the treasury. The
state examiner also transferred
assets of the office to the new
treasurer and he made check
to see that Treasurer Elliott's
commission had been filed.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-20
Local Farm Dealer
Wins Trip To Iowa

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Estadt, of
Main street, returned home We'd
nesday evening from a four-day
trip to Iowa, where they were
the guests of the John Deere
Plow Company.
The trip included a tour of
the John Deere factories in
Waterloo, Dubuque, and Moline
They left Columbus by plane
Sunday morning, arriving in
Waterloo, Sunday noon.
The four-day schedule was
packed full of events interesting
to both Mr.. and Mrs. Estadt.
The owner of the Caldwell
Implement & Supply Co., local
dealer for the John Deere Plow
Company, was one of several
farm implement dealers in the
state with sufficient points, based
on farm machinery sold during
the past year, entitled to make
the Iowa trip.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-20

of the area.
Never realizing that such
enthusiastic response would be
SO evident for new homes, the
Caldwell firm is moving ahead,
thinking into the future and of
the 20 undeveloped acres they
control as a means to bolster
and assist the future home
building program in the area.
True, there remains many
choice building lots in the
Handicapped acreage, but it
is not the intention of the
Caldwell developers to sit idly
by and allow what they vision
to be of tremendous civic
Importance to falter, but to
spur sufficient activity to move
its potentials to greater signifi-
canoe.
We point with pride to the
year 1850, when the present
development of Bronze Heights
was motivated and actually
given birth. Little encourage
ment did R. c. Moore, local
builder and supplier of build
ing materials, receive from the
populace when he emerged
Continued on Page TWo)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-20
Union Thanksgiving
Service Is Planned
Al Baptist Church

Union Thanksgiving service
for the Protestant churches in
Caldwell and Noble county will
be held Thanksgiving morning
at the First Baptist church on
North street.
Walter Colley will be at the
console of the organ with special
music to be given by the Baptist
church choir.
Rev. E. Barker West of the
Methodist church will be in
charge of the devotional period
and Rev. James Mason of the
Free Methodist church will have
the invocation.
The annual Thanksgiving mes
sage will be delivered by William
Kathary of Macksburg, retired
Methodist minister.
The Thanksgiving offering has
been designed for CARE.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-20
Jaundice Disease
Reported In Belle
Valley Community

A special meeting Of the Noble
county health board was held
Tuesday evening to investigate
a small epidemic of infectious
jaundice in the Belle Valley
community.
The state board of health has
been contacted and they are now
making an investigation and will
recommend to the local board
what corrective measures to fol-
low.
1t was disclosed at the meet
ing that II cases of jaundice were
reported in the Belle Valley
school and Is in the entire area.
The local board is now wait
ing on the state to make their
recommendation before taking
any official action.
In the meantime all sanitary
measures such as clean hands
should be followed since the
port of entry for this disease is
by the mouth.
Sanitarian John Wargo and
Principal Robert Lambert at
tended the meeting in addition
to members of the board.
1t was also reported that
Health Commissioner DR.. N. S.
Reed continues to improve at
the Cleveland clinic, where he
was removed last Thursday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-20

hauling OF dirt from the road slip
on USR 81, opposite the Cleve-
land Graphite Bronze Company
entrance, south of Caldwell.
Over period of several
months, since the completion of
the municipal building, fills have
been made at various times on
the site which have made it pos
sible to extend to some major
degree the available parking
area surrounding the municipal
building.
1t has been estimated that at
least rs feet of fill has been
accomplished since the dedica-
ton of the municipal building in
July, 1857.
The 24-inch sewer line opens
in the area near USR Il high
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