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and stuck in a crock in closet
of the kitchen. Sheriff Conaway
said that quite bit of trash had
been placed over the crock.
The home was completely and
thoroughly searched before the
money was found. There was
no indication, at any time. that
the money had been stolen,
officials said, although it was
believed that Mr.. Smith had not
spent it or had he made deposit
in any one of the local banks.
A retired farmer and carpen-
ter, he was the son of John and
Susan Taylor Smith. He was a
member of the Carlisle grange,
Summerfield F. & A. M. lodge
and the O.ES. He was never
married.
Funeral services were held
Monday at 200 p. m. from the
Carlisle Methodist church with
Rev. Helen Groves officiating.
Interment was made in the
church cemetery by the Mallett
funeral home, Stafford.
Miss Smith was cared for by
neighbors and then removed to
the Century rest home near
Sarahsville. She will be taken
later to a rest home in Knox
county, near the home Of her
cousins.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-17
Major Burnhouse

Continued From Page II
craft units on Guam, Saipan
and Hawaii during World War
Two, and again during hostili-
ties in Korea.
From his Korean chaplaincy,
he holds the Bronze Star with
oak leaf cluster for carrying
supplies to the front lines.
He has also served in Trieste,
during the politically ticklish
years of 1853 and 54 when de-
pendents were not allowed, but
his family joined him during a
two-year tour of Germany that
followed. Maj. and Mrs. Barn
house have one son, Mark, who
is eight.
The new Chaplain is grad
uate of High Point College,
N. c., and attended Westminster
Theological Seminary in Mary
land. His last church, prior to
entering the us. Army as a
Reservist in 1914, was in his
home state, Ohio.
The Barnhouses comes here
from Fort Polk, Louisiana.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-17
Talent Night Program
To Be Held hpriI 10

A talent night program will
be presented Friday, April 18,
at 7:30 o'clock in the Caldwell
high school auditorium.
An interesting variety of num-
bers will be presented by stu
dents of the Caldwell grade and
high school. These selections
will include vocal, instrumental
and folk and other dancing num-
bers. The entire grade school
will be presented in selections
by the primary grades.
Wilbur A. Hunt, vocal music
advisor, announces that he is
donating a door prize which is
12-pound hickory smoked ham,
This will be given on an adult
admission ticket.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-17
Donna Reed EnroIIs
In Columbus School

Miss Donna Reed, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Reed, of
Lewisville route /, has just COM
pleted arrangements TO enter the
Columbus Business University
(Office Training SchooD in June.
Miss Reed will graduate from
Summerfield high school in May
and then plans to enter the Air
line Reservation course at the
university.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-17
Four Persons Pass
State Drivers TEST

Four persons passed their
drivers examinations, Monday.
in Caldwell, according to Don
Lowe, examiner.
Those who received their
operators license were: Larry
Lee West, Of Pleasant City, and
Reginald David Winland, Pleas
ant City.
Cecil Everett Bates, Cumber-
land, received a chauffeur's
license and a license to operate
school bus was issued to Ora
Ray Bond, of Caldwell route 6.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-17
DAIRY COMMITTEES MEETS

The Dairy Service Committee
met April IS, in the court house.
Special awards Of the "Ohio
Dairyman's Association" and the
Pure Bred Dairy Cattle Associa-
ton" were given to William H.
Rich for having herd produc
irq APT pounds of fat and a
record of l0735 pounds of milk
in a years time ending January
9, 1858.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-17
BUY CAB SERVICE

Ralph Kilburn and Walter
Colley of the National Brands
store have purchased the Cald-
well Cab service and possession
was given Wednesday morning.
For continue service, phone q,
Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-17
ENTERS HOSPITAL

John Clark, of the Belle Val
ley community, has been admit
ted to Cambridge Guernsey Me-
mortal hospital for treatment and
will be under observation.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-17
UNDERGOES OPERATION

Mrs. Oscar Douglas, of Cum
berland street, underwent major
surgery at the Ohio Valley hos
pital, Wheeling, w. Va, Monday.
1t is reported her condition is
mich improved following the
removal Of several kidney stones.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-17
IN EVANSVILLE HOSPITAL

Mrs. William Nau, of Dexter
City route, has been removed to
Good Samaritan hospital, Zanes-
vile, for observation and treat
ment.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-17
ASC Chairman Reminds Local
Farmers Of Acreage Reserves

Chairman W. Dennis of the Noble County Agricultural Sabi
on Conservation committee today urged local farmers be
responsibilities Acreage
during coming they the full
benefit of that
In planting remnder to farmers Mr. Dennis pointed
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-17
RECEIVES TREATMENT

A. o. Finney, of Summerfield,
was admitted to the St. Francis
hospital in Cambridge on Tues
day, April Is, for treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-25

preparation Of foreign invest
ments except In accordance TO
law and would guarantee in
vestors indemnity.
Mr.. Balgooyen said that
while an investment guarantee
program is necessary. "far
more important is the record
of treatment given foreign In
vestors."
He said that an attempt TO
establish an international code
would probably bog down In
national proposals and counter
proposals with net result Of
zero. "Bilateral treaties are a
necessary prerequisite before
an international code can be
obtained" he. remarked.
He said there Is a growing
danger in what he describes
as the Brazilian governments
attempts to gain investments
for some industries and not
others.
Rules. Mr.. Balgooyen said,
should not be subject to arbi-
trary change. He added an in
weston has every right to ask
what conditions will be 10 years
after he invests.
The German proposal. which
also was presented to the con-
ference's 1857 meeting in San
Francisco, will be forwarded TO
the Brazilian and other gov
ernments,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-25

made on with a siSs.oOO pay
roll.
Authorities said several men
entered the treasurer's once
between midnight and dawn.
opened the safe and carried on
four suitcases full OF cash. Po-
lice rounded up nine persons for
questioning. including four post
once employees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-25

bushed two buses and robbed
the passengers after killing 20
and wounding n others.
A communique gave this ac-
count Of the Monday incident:
The bandits fired on the buses
containing about so persons
near hague. capital Of Tolima.
southwest OF Bogota. WELDING
machetes, they boarded the
vehicles. then fed after their
footing and killing spree.
In the last few days bandits
have slain 10 other persons In
two neighboring provinces. The
government has sent eight bat
talions 10 the area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-25

Chamber Of Commerce and the
German delegate. said an in
ternational code must be es-
tablished through a far-reach-
ing multilateral treaty.
Henry w. Bolgooyen. vice
president Of the American and
Foreign Power Co.. the United
States delegate, told some 500
representatives Of 20 countries
that each country must arrange
bilateral treaties with other
nations before an international
code can succeed.
Mr.. Schnitzlein said a multi
lateral code would prevent ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-25
Army Developing
New Plane Engine

The Army has announced
award Of a sS.2 million con-
tract for development Of a 25o-
horsepower aircraft gas turbine
engine only one-fourth the
weight OF a conventional
piston motor.
The contract went 10 Allison
Division OF General Motors at
Indianapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-25
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Rio Conferees Call
For Funds Surety

RIO DE JANEIRO. June rs OP1.-German and United
States delegates 10 the international Investments Conference
yesterday called for worldwide protect foreign
investments In underdeveloped countries.
however.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-25
Bondits Kill 20

BoGOTA. Colombia. June Is
Up. - Government troobs
secured strife-torn Tolima state
yesterday for bandits who am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-25
Spirit Still Lives

CIUDAD TRUJuLO. Domin-
lean Republic. June Is (R.-
Vice President Joaquin Bala-
guer said yesterday that moral
reciprocity" was the Domin-
lean governments only request
from the United States in re-
turn for its cooperation.
He said the spirit Of CO.
operation remains although the
Dominican Congress voted to
end the military and technical
aid received from the United
States. The congress acted
after 1t was learned Gen. Rafael
Trujillo, jr., son Of the Do
minican Republics strong man,
had washed out Of the United
States Army STAFF School ct
Leavenworth, Kans.
Mr.. Balaguer, former for
eign minister. recalled that the
Dominican Republic. unlike
some other nations at the Inter-
American Conference at Cara
cas- in 1852, supported the
United States anti Communist
resolution without demanding
economic aid in return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-10
Zoning
Administration

Under the new code, the
Zoning Commission will retain
the District Zoning ONCE, headed
by Robert o. Clouser, as It's STAFF
agency. Likewise, the Board of
Zoning Adjustment will continue
to function as the appeal agency
for exceptions to the codes pro-
visions.
In addition, however, the Com
misSioners have decided to set
up a special Office of coming
administration, within the Dis
trict's Department of Licenses
and Inspections. Functions Of
the new Office will be to process
each application for a building
permit, register non-confirming
coming properties, inspect con-
struction jobs for conformance
to coming and work closely with
Mr.. Clouser'S Office on other
coming matters.
Eventually, the new office is
expected to have a STAFF Of about
20. For the time being, 1t is
being manned part-time by per-
sonnet Of the Department Of
Licenses and Inspections and
the District Zoning Office.
Named temporary chief Of the
new Office is H. Warren Stewart,
superintendent Of the depart
ment's inspection division.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-10
ZONING

Continued from Page B-l
enth streets NV. and on New
York avenue NE.
.. It sharply increases Mr..
Lewis proposals for maximum
height and bulk Of buildings
permitted in these districts.
.. 1t requires submission Of
special site plans for all such
developments, and conformance
with q complicated set Of per-
Torrance standards" including
the control Of smoke, noise and
other nuisances.
The new code makes virtually
no change in the industrial
character of the Georgetown
waterfront south of M street
NV. along the Whitehurst free
way-one Of the hot spots Of
controversy In the coming re-
vision.
The area now is q mixed one,
with many families living in
clusters of small, attractively
renovated dwellings near the in
dustrial area. These homes may
remain. Under the code, how
ever, no new homes may be built
in any industrial areas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-10
New Zoninq
7 echniques

While the new code adopted a
number Of new coming controls
proposed by Mr.. Lewis, 1t also
junked some. Included were his
proposals to require q specific
area of light access" for each
window, an "angle of light
obstruction" measured from the
front of each building and de-
grees Of "usuable open space"
around each building.
In place of these strapped con-
trolls, the new code adopted a
requirement that all residential
buildings can occupy only a
certain percentage Of its build
ing lot (see district chart on this
page. In addition, requirements
for yards and courts are more
stringent than either Mr.. Lewis
proposed or previous zoning re-
uuired,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-10
Alley Dwelling
Restrictions

The code continues in effect
general rules adopted by the
zoning Commission about a
year ago to control the construc-
ton and renovation of alley
dwellings throughout the city.
The main provisions are that:
1. New one-family alley dwell
ings may be built only If the
building lot abutS an alley at
least 30 feet wide, which has a
30-foot-wide access all the way
to the nearest street.
2. Existing buildings in alleys
less than 80 feet wide may not
be renovated or repaired If the
renovation cost exceeds half the
value Of the property immedi-
ately before renovation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-10
Rigid Znng Protect Residential Values Is Stressed the Far Northwest
Symbols Showing
Major Lund Uses

Following ore symbols used on
mop 10 show the prineipal uses
10 which land may BE- put under
the new xonine regulations. For
full detoils on each category. see
ehort on pose 81.
RIA ons.tsmiy dstsehsd homes
1850 squoFe-foot minimum
bulldins lott.
Rib ons-iemily detached homes
5000 squsfssfoos minimum
Ietl.
RI oas-FsmIly ssmi.dstsshsd
homes.
Rs ons-lsmih rev AeussL
"a 0ne.iemib rev houses teon-
vsnlens 10 multl.iamiy &C.
eupoaey permitted.
k.5-A Low density epeftmsatl
k-S.B Medium density spatmsats.
k'S.c Msdium-hish density apart
meAts.
k-S-D High senslsy opeHmsata
81 Offices end apsFtmsata
CT Nsishbeshood shopping.
ca NsieAbefhoed shopping.
c-3-A Medium bulk Business ead en-
ployment.
c-3.b High bah business end EN-
ploymeAt.
ca csRtrol business district.
e-M.l Lew balk light manufacturing.
c-M-2 Medium bulk light meMufeetur-
ing.
c.M-3 high bslk light manufeeturng.
N General industry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29

There Is no longer any ex-
cuse for pictures to be hung
crooked or to be allowed to
slip into awry positions. This
eye-irritating problem Of pic
lures askew can be solved
with q cleverly designed little
gadget that will enable every
one to hang pictures straight
and to keep them straight.
The gadget is less than two
inches wide and about one
inch deep. The top section of
this aluminium hanger has
three nail openings with a
center slot arrangement,
which assures balance and
centering Of the picture, the
maker says. The lower part
of the hanger unit has a
channel, both edges Of which
have built-in cord blocks.
The hanger is placed over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29
Pictures All Askew?
This Hanger Nay Help
BY .. N. DERWlN

the nail and slipped into the
center slot. The picture wire
is then set into the channel.
When the balancing is COM
pleted, the picture is gently
pulled down. The wire thus
becomes wedged in the cord
blocks and locked in position
to stay straight despite rum
bling trucks, trains or vibra-
tions Of the walls, the maker
claims.
These hangers also may be
used for mirrors, cabinets,
racks, bookcases, whatnot
shelves and other items
mounted to the wall that
should remain straight.
Burglar Alarm
A burglar alarm and win
dow lock now available will
help protect your family.
1t is q non-electrical mech
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29
5ooth Home Completed In Area

Cecil D. Hylton Enterprises
added. The firm repeatedly
plans a total of 1000 homes
eventually.
The company is building
homes in Marumsco Village,
Marumsco Terrace, Marumsco
Hills and Loeb Lomond VII
lage subdivisions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29

their primary problem In
flooring installation.
Lumber and building ma
terials dealers we're concerned
about nail heads showing
through asbestos, while home
builders stressed the diff
Guilty of cleaning and polish
ing some of the resilient ma
terials.
Flooring manufacturers Will
explain to the conference
what the industry is doing
to improve materials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29

The 500th house in the
Woodbridge development was
recently completed, a spokes-
man for the builder said this
week.
Ninety-six more are under
construction in the Virginia
community, an official of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29
Flooring Farley Scheduled

An Institute spokesman
said the conference will be
open to the public. Partici-
pants expected include archi-
tects, engineers, flooring man
ufacturers, flooring contrac-
tors and distributors, home
builders and building owners
and managers.
The organization reported
that architects, home builders
and building owners had
picked indentation of tile as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29

Indentation of asphalt tile
10 the No. problem in the in
stallation Of resilient flooring
materials, q building Re-
search Institute survey has
concluded.
This is one Of the matters
which will be discussed at the
BRI Conference on Installa-
ton and Maintenance OF
Smooth-Surface Flooring to
be held at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel September II and 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29

anisrn that may be quickly
attached to any window. No
tools are required for installa-
ton. Once in position when
either the upper or lower sash
is moved, the burglar alarm
bell goes of.
This new unit fastens bed
room windows, raised part
way for ventilation, against
further opening. There's no
electricity used. or batteries.
nor are there any upkeep
costs. The mechanism is wind
up.
The source of further in
formation about the articles
mentioned above may be OBJ
tanned by writing Mr.. Derwin,
Room 200, The Evening Star.
Washington. D. c., inclosing
a stamped, self-addressed
envelope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29

best guide finding the home best suited
When YOU look at Friday September
5th happy for hunter For
YOU will Fall Festival Of Homes scionsan
exciting comprehensive exhibit homes throughout this
During the four period will present
Pictures and stories will cover every
type and section Of the Met
ropotan ganng through the these special
lions the building market You
excellent guide for judging
The Fall intended help decide the type
tours OF inspection to the
homes and developments the most important event
Make get copies of The Stars
big Home Friday through September
Also Saturday Real Estate Sections for additional
information
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14

pof tres tarquetas y varios ca
rios microondas. De acuerdo
con ell communicate del CONAN
dante Huber Matos, la tanque-
ia que marchaba al frente de la
fuerza gubCrnamental fue des-
truida por Una nina, obligan-
do nuestras fuerzas a los solda-
COS a empfender la retirada,
en- la que les ocasionamos so
bajaS' Mates dijo que la accion
tuvo efecto en- la tarde del lu
mes 10 de noviembre y que ell
Eiercito trataba de introducir
tropas en- San Luis, en- alberta
violacion de la tregua acordada.
Huber Mates es ell comandan-
te de la Columna Numero Nue.
We del Tercer Frente en- la pro-
vincia de oriente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
La EscueIa de BeIiezo
IA FRANCE"
oEnfreno a NUmerosos
AIUmnos
HisPonoomericanos en-
Uno Productive currero

Una eorrero de exito y
bien productive en- ell romo
de los SoIones de BelIezo, Ia
obtienen muchos hispono-
omericonos de ombos sexos
en- Ia EscueIo de BeHezo LA
FRANCE, dirieido por dos
expertos moestros Propieto-
rios de este renombrodo CO.
leeio de Miami. Los senoros
Groyce Baker y Leah Powers
que dirieen este planted,
dicen que "noturoImente to-
dos las Personos deseon Sc
eulr una correro que sea
productive y al mismo ITEM
po ogrodobIe como profe-
sion". Por clio encuentron
t ontos lotinoomericonos
mognificos Posiciones des-
Pues de cursor sus estudios
en- LA FRANCE, ohoro ST.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14

comandante del Segundo Frente
de la provlncia de Orlente Sc
asombro de 'su muerte" propa
Iada por e. regimen cubano y
diio que de acuerdo con las ms
trucci1nes recibidas de su her
mano Eide. eel avance de nues-
tras fuerzas en- toda la region
continua victorioso'. Raul Cas-
tro die que en- ell Quartet de
Mayari estan acantonadaS dos
companies del Ejercito.
Una information del Tercer
Frente oriental, suministrada
por ell comandante Huber Ma
los, eXpres6 que su fuerzas in
terceptaron y rechazaron un
a'aque de una columna del Eier-
otto que Sc dirigia de Palma
Soriano a San Luis, compuesta
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14

.r# HH .Fa" .-t -r B.
tuodo en- su nuevo edificio
del lol N. {. de Ia Gale 4,
una direction que estd cerco
de todos las Iineos de auto
buses y en- ell mismo corozon
de Ia ciudod. LA FRANCE
duronte muchos onos ho en-
trenodo O destocodos esti-
Iistos del peinodo que han
encontrodo en- este correro
un future briIIonte. LA
FRANCE odemds es una
escueIo oProbodo para los
Veteronos. Y todos los gro
duodos Sc les coIoco bien
slendo por este LA FRANCE
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
OTROS PROGRAMS

En- relaci6n con otros progra
mas de mejcras permanentes,
ell senior Oliveras dijo que Sc in
tensificara la construction de
acueductos rurales para darle
aqua potable a otras 100000
personals; que Sc. tratara de pro
veer $500 viviendas anuales en-
los proximos amos y que la meta
de viviendas de bajo costo es
de 124, 900 mas
En- cuanto al numero de EN-
pleos, dijo que la meta para Ell
1875 es de Isl, 1000.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
Sdnqrienfd BdfaHd en- la.
de Las Villas

solo I'm ehoque cerca de Pozo
Viejo, en- ell que dice que los
insurgentes tuvieron 20 bajas
"se tomsron las armas a los re-
beldes y en- ell campamento DON
de Sc libr6 la lucha los guber-
namentales destruyeron un
jeep,"
Ell communicate dice luego que
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
CUMPLIRA

noviembre 10. (U.
P.l,)-Nelsoh Rockefeller rel.
tero hoy que Sc propone cum
plir las promesas que hizo an
ties de las elecciones Y que no
tlene mas intencion que la de
tratar de ser un buen goberna
DOR del estsoo de Nueva York.
Ell Goberrador electo evito
ash, como de costumbre, respon.
der directamente a una pregun-
ia que Sc lie hizo sobre la posi-
bilidad de que Sc lie nombre can
dldato del Partido Republican,
para la election presidential de
1900.
Rockefeller hizo esa d~eclara.
cicn a los periodistas en- una
sntrevlsta que celebro con ellos.
en- su hacienda de Montesagro.
On la cual Sc halla descansando.
A la pregUnta de 81 creia que
el Vicepresidente, Richard M.
Nixon sera eI candidate presi-
dencial republican, en- 1860,
Rockefeller contesto: "Quien
Sabe! 20 no tengo Ell don de la
profecia".
10 mismo puede decirse -
agrego- de cualquier etro pc.
slble candidate.
Respecto de la politica exte-
rior actual de los Estados Uni
dos, Rockefeller manifesto que
"en general, estaba de acuerdo
cor ella. aunque acaso haya III.
gar para ciertas meioras en- al.
gunos casos individuales."
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
DELEGATION

CARACAS, noviembre 13. u.
P.l.)-Al mediodia de aver par
ito hacia Bogota la delegation
v%enezolana que estara preSente
hoy en- la Inauguration de la
conferencia de la Comision Eco
monica para America Latina
(CEPAL), con asistencia de de-
legados de Colombia, Venezuela
y Ecuador.
La delegation venezoIana ira
presidida por Alexandra Power
Aliperti, director adjunto de
pClitica economical del Ministe-
ro de Relaciones Exteriores.
En- la reunion Sc discutira
tedo 10 relative al intercambio
de alimentcs y materias primas
y manufactIradaS ash como Ell
sistema de pages.
Los eancllleres de los tres pal
SEES habian va expresado sus pun
tos de vista en- agosto dltimo
aeerca de la posibilidad de fir
mar I'm acuerdo sobre un mer-
calo regional, que, a la vez,
crearia una IONA libre de conner
co de intercambio para todos
los productes que no afecten a
aquellos que Sc producer local
mente.
A la reunion de Bogota asis-
tran tambien representatives de
los Ministerios de Agriculture,
Hacienda y Fomento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14

una escueIo de traditional
reputation.
Para mayor information
q fin de eonocer como
I'd. puede "sonor dinero"'
mlentros oPrende I'm curse
de beIIezo-Io obtiene IIo-
monde al teIefono franklin
9-3415.