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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-10-15

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Embassy of the Philippines
Washington, DC.
October u, 1859
Dear Mr.. Velasco:
Thanks for the clipping that you
sent me. It was a pleasure to see
you in Seattle and to have been
able to exchange impressions and
ideas with you. I appreciate you
taking time to meet me at the
airport and I hope that our paths
may soon cross again.
You are rendering our country
constructive service and I con-
graduate you for your efforts in
behalf of our fellow countrymen
in the West Coast.
Sincere ely yours,
CARLOS P. ROMULO
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-10-15
Pinoy Soprano
Has Debut At
Carnegie He'll

NEW YORK = Luz Morales,
the attractive young Philippine
soprano, made her New York de-
but in recital at Carnegie Hall
last Saturday night, October 8.
She was accompanied by Gladys
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-10-15

Celeste, a young pianist, also from
the Philippines.
Eric Salzman, critic for I'M
New York Times, wrote:
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Morales is an artist of sensibiltV
and her musical ideas were ofta
appealing. She can shape phrsS
in a variety of languages and mu.
steal styles"
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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-10-15
Survivors of Bataan
Plan A Reunion

The former Philippine Scout,
defenders of Bataan and CORES
dor, who are in the Seattle am,
will hold their first Reunion !
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. M
carlo del Rosario, Ala 18th Ar,
N, Seattle.
All former members, their WIN,
es and adult children are cordal,
invited to attend. The date is o.
tober 25; time, 2 pm.
Let's get together once agss
like the old Gays with our bars
activities. Merienda will be ser
ed.
M. del Rosario !
Phone EA 2-6196 or MU 4.sn;l
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-10-15

On the whole, I think we shall
survive :. The outlook is as BAD
as it has ever been, but thinkin,
people realize that, and THEREIN
lies hope of it's getting better
Jawaherlal Nehru.
The Adak sun., 1959-05-18

S?OXIS N 5:yfFS.t' t's rhi1ade1 phi ia-Towering Wilt Chamberlain ade1phia Warriors profess iona1 basketb lieved to be in excess of $3o, 1000, de sc the National Basketball Associations
 <. The giant 7-foot. 2-inch product of courts who won A1~Amerioa fame at the ,. ger Eddie Gott1ieb doc lined to naane any :. The. Fabulous Chamberlain came to the CTS and Kansas as the c1imax of q draft . back. The Warriors selected Chamber 1ai rritor1 1-ri ght ~ru1o then in the NBA be .x Chamberlain left Kansas at the end c B1obetrot last season reportodly % > Philade1p phia---Carnen Basi si1io and Gene Ful liner sooffed at Sugar Roy Robinsons announcement that he wos .si gned to de- fsnd the world mi dd1 eweight ehampion- ship. against Besi11o here Sept. 21.
 Former champ Basi11o. who says all he knows of the proposed deal is what he reads in tho papers, said in syra- ouse. N.Y., that tho terms outlined "sound like one of Robins on' s doa1s."
 And Mary Jenso on. manager of Full 1ner insisted his fighter and Basilio are signed to moet for Robins ont 8 vacated title in Syracuse. sometime in July.
 me NoA clipped Hop1nsOn' wings for y. failure to .defond since: winning his, title back fr an Basi1io in Chi cego on March 25,: 1858. Robinson remains champion j in, the eyes of the New York. Athletic :comn1 sion.; but that group is ready to crack down too. ..: ."**.
 Dr.i Ward Wylie. NBA pre- s1dent. said later that he would roo onunend thot the NBA executive oonani ttee reins tate Rob- tnson as world .champi on for the title defense.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09

This solid walnut handmade table is a re-
production of Civil War officers utility
table, and it comes in handy for a dozen
uses around the house. Convenient for in
dividual buffet service, for an end table, for
bedside table. Use it as a base for a big
decorative tray and you have coffee table
another time it turns into children's sup
per table, or a supply table for a special
project. 1t folds for storage and locks into
three heights, 49,, 81" and "a. Comes in
cherry as well as walnut. $2l.45 postpaid
Carolina Crafts, Box 548, huntsville, N. c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
aET-WE11 PRESENT

A boon for card-playing shut-ins =. a
lightweight, lap-size game board for solitaire.
Slots hold the deck of patience cards in
position, and in case your invalid knows only
one kind of solitaire, an instruction book
gives $50 different solitaire games. 1895
postpaid, at bookstores or order direct.
Solo-Play Productions, Box 1917, Man.
chester, New Hampshire.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
WATERLESS WASHER

Household and gardening chores are
rough on the hands and getting them clean
without undue chapping can be a problem.
A waterless aerosol hand cleaner will re-
move grease, CRIME, tar, paint, adhesives or
putty with press of the push-button. And
since it contains lanolin, it leaves your hands
soft and smooth. 98e for the giant size
which will give upwards of ITS washes At
hardware stores East Coast Soap Corp,
80 Coffey ST., Brooklyn 81, Ny
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
FRUIT SALAD DRESSING

For extra-good flavor for your fruit salads
this summer, try this delectable dressing
prepared and used by famous restaurant
in Tucson. 1t is not-too-thick dressing and
its sweet, yet tangy, flavor makes il perfect
for all your fruits, whether of the citrus
or homegrown variety Three 8-oz jars,
$500 postpaid. Western Authentics, Route
~, Box 8l5, Tucson, Arizona.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09

For first eye-opening cup of coffee at
your bedside-for a pickup at the end of
the days travel-this plaid carrying case con-
tains cups, 2 jars (for cream and sugar.,
2 spoons, coil heater and room for instant
coffee. Just plunge the coil into water and
presto, your coffee is ready in two minutes.
$4.25 plus 25f postage. Princeton Gourmet,
344 Nassau ST.. Princeton, N. J.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
PLASTIC MEMBER

Raincoats and other plastic products can
be repaired easily with tube of Duro Plas-
tic Member. 1t will seal rips in vinyl seat
covers, repair leaks in wading pools or
keep infiatable toys ahoat. A special appli-
Gator cap spreads it evenly, and once ap-
piled il is not affected by oil, water or
gasoline. " OF. tube, 3of in hardware or
auto accessory stores. WoodhilI Chemical
Co., 1890 E. Saith ST., Cleveland IA, Ohio
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
KEY RACK

"Key-Per" is a simple, practical answer to
the perennial question, Where's the key?"
Easily attached inside kitchen cabinet door
or on the wall of a coat closet, "Key-Per"
keeps track of the many keys every household
uses. Screws are supplied for mounting the
hook plate as well as yellow labels and cor
responding white key tags to identify loca-
ton and name of the locked item. $500
postpaid. Penna. residents add 3I13c sales
tax Gladwyne Industries, P. o. Box sc,
Gladwyne, Penna.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
"RID-o-MUST"

Especially welcome in summer, "Rid-O-
Must" refreshes musty areas like closets,
attic, garage or barn. Its special formula is
designed to give freshness, eliminate damag-
ing dampness and check mildew and mold.
Use it on luggage, rugs, mattresses, or on
the boat. 5-oz. tin, $l.00 postpaid. Dryrox,
Inc, $500 Beauchafhp, Houston 9, Texas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
FEED BAG HANDBAG

Straight from the horses mouth-an au-
thentic feed bag adapted for human needs
in natural canvas with leather TRIM You'll
find it wonderfully hardy and capacious,
easy to get inte, like its original, and equal
to all daytime occasions, whether you are
spending the summer in the country or at
the shore. S., plus l5e postage. French Boot
Shop of New Rochelle, Sal Main Street,
New Rochelle, N. Y.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09

This "Hi-Fi-Pak" is a storage hassock
specifically designed for your hi-fi records
filled to capacity it holds over a hundred.
The removable dividers are approximately
four inches apart and are constructed in
such way as to allow recordings to be
removed or replaced easily The disappear
ing front enables easy access without dis
turbing anyone who might be using the
hassock as TV bench or an extra seat in
the room. Upholstered with supported
plastic, it is available in ivory, ebony,
Morocco brown or saddle tan. $2995 post
paid. Great Western Furniture Mfg. Co.,
2l00 Humboldt, Denver, Colo.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
FIRST AID KIT

Made especially for travelling this COM
pact kit in metal container fits easily into
the glove compartment of the car-also
handy for hunters, fishermen and small
boat owners. The kit contains medication
for burns, bites and cuts, and includes an
instruction booklet for first aid. $2.98 post
paid. Lord George, Ltd, 1910 Broadway,
New York |, N. Y.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
CHARCOAL ScUTTLE

To add to your barbecue equipment this
Summer-a cleaning black polyethylene char
coal scuttle imprinted in gold with its name
and sketches of an outdoor chef at work. A
black plastic handle grip facilitates carrying
and pouring, and tight-fitting lid converts
the Scuttle into storage bin for the charcoal
between cook-outs. llh" by 817" by II"
high. SO in hardware and department stores
or direct. Rubbermaid, Inc, Wooster, Ohio.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
WINDOW CLEANER

For those windows you can't touch with
lO-foot pole: now you can wash second
story windows while safely rooted on the
ground with giant "Whirl-a-Way' rotating
brush. Add the extension you DISCRETION
4h TO IS feet-and this "handy-man" vets,
washes and scrubs your windows, then
rinses them. Use il too on the outside of
the house, or on your car or boat. SLABS
in hardware or department stores, or Osrow
Products, Hazel Street, Glen Cove, NY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
POOL VACUUM

A new lightweight (only pounds) hydro
Jet vacuum cleaner makes quick work of
cleaning small swimming and wading pools.
Nodded of tough plastic, the vacuum goes
INTO action when connected to the garden
hose. AS it is pulled back and forth over
the pool bottom, leaves, dirt and sand are
sucked into the filter bag. 1t comes equipped
either with brush, which is recommended
for plastic pools. or with wheels for use in
concrete pools. $l9.95 f. G. b. Burlineame.
Poolmaster. Inc, 1885 Rollins Rd., Burlin-
game, Calf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
FISH LURE

A new imported fish lure-VIVIF-is soft
and flexible and wiegles like minnow due
to the magic action in its tail. $l.35 for the
lI6 o., IA" size; $l,65 for the " o., 8"
size. All postpaid. Money back guarantee.
Harrison Tackle Co., Dept. STE, S-l6
Kingsland Ave-, Harrison, N. J.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09

Salad served to gourmet's taste must
be crisp, firm and fresh, with each leaf
lightly but completely moistened with dress
ing. The owner of the world-famous restau-
rant, Maxims de Paris, has invented high
walled pottery salad bowl fitted with
special reed tosSer which, when gently
turned, moistens every morsel delicately and
evenly and leaves not bit of dressing in
the bottom of the bowl. Three turns of this
tosser equal fifteen passes with the salad
fork and spoon. Colors: turquoise, yellow,
terra Gotta, green. 1895 postpaid. Marshall
Crosby, 23O Fifth Ave, New York.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09

Now you can paint your outdoor furni-
ture. porch ratings, fixtures or garden tools
with rust-preventive paint called Stop
Rust" II protects as il beauties, and comes
in wide choice of high-gloss coIors. $3.50
a quart at local hardware stores. Made by
Rust-Oleum Corp, Evanston, iii.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
WINE MUSTARD

This pungent mustard is blended with
herbs and spices and white wine, to use
with roaStS, steaks and franks, also in dips,
salad dressing and Cream Mustard Sauce
(recipe on jar). Three 7-oz. jars, $2.55 post
paid. Add 35F west of Miss. Orlemonde
Products, Housatonic, Mass.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-06-11
Only One Bid
Submitted For
Local Grandstand

Only one bid was submitted
for the proposed construction of
new grandstand at the Noble
county Playground, according to
j. Kyle Walkenshaw, secretary
of the fair board
The bids were opened last
Friday afternoon at his office on
South Cumberland street.
The lone bid was submitted by
Crock & Shafer, local we'll known
contractors.
Cost for a grandstand without
roof would be $25,890, accord
ing to the bid submitted. Price
of a similar structure with a roof
was $42,780.
The fair board has been work
ing with the Noble county COM
missioners on this proposed pro-
ject which would replace the
grandstand burned to the ground
last August, just prior to the
opening day of the Noble county
fair.
A general meeting of the fair
board was scheduled to be held
Wednesday evening, according
to Norris H. Bigley, president of
the agricultural society.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-06-11
|C. 0fC. Membership
Drive Sill Tagging
In Noble County

Less than one third of the
amount billed has been collected
in the present Chamber of Com
merce membership drive now
being conducted.
Approximately $3.50 was an
ticipated according to the new
system in membership being
tried for the first time this year.
Of this amount, only about
$665 has been realized and
receipts have been tagging badly
during the past few weeks, ac-
cording to Charles Meek, secre-
tary of the c of c and co-chair-
man of the membership drive.
All expected participants have
been contacted and it is expected
that the drive will be concluded
by the first of July. A list of all
contributors will be published as
the campaign comes to an end.
Mr.. Robert Miller is the other
co-chairman of the drive.
The chairmen wish to remind
business and professional men
that there is still time to con-
tribute.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-06-11
James MeGregor Gets
His Masters Deqree

James McGregor, New York
City, received Masters degree
in Sacred Music from Union
Theological seminary last Tues
day.
DR.. and Mrs. McGregor, of
North street, attended their sons
commencement exercises which
were held in the Riverside
church, New York City.
Mr.. McGregor is the organist
and choirmaster at st. Mary's
Episcopal church in Manhattan.
Since January he has been
assistant organist at The General
Theological Seminary, Manhat-
tan. He will be continuing in this
position.
For the past week, Mr. Nc
Gregor has been visiting in Cald-
well.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-06-11
Road Repair Is
Being Planned
For Highways

Five hundred tons of Stag and
10000 gallons of mix were
ordered and are presently being
used for Noble county road repair
work and patching, according to
Archie VanFossen, state highway
director.
Several patching jobs are
underway prior to contractors
taking over resurfacing jobs. In
cluded in this patching program
is SR 285 from Sarahsville to
Caldwell. Black topping will be
done by the Gene Cox and Son
company of Dresden sometime
in the near future.
Also being patched is SR l46
from Sarahsville to Whigville,
and SR 566 and SR "a from SR
lat to the Seneca Lake beach
road. The Ohio Valley Paving
company is preparing to resur-
Continued on page two
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-06-11
Several Juvenile
Gases Are Heard

Several juvenile cases were
heard before Judge Earl P. Nc
Ginnis last month, according to
his records. All involved young
people under 16 years of age.
Two children were abandoned
by their father and then by their
mother and their care has been
taken over by the juvenile court.
There was also the case where
four children were abandoned by
their caretaker and they were
placed in the care of their grand
parents by the court.
Two traffic offenders from the
Kennonsburg community were
cited into court for traffic viola
tions.
One boy was driving a piece of
farm machinery and another
drove up on the wrong side of the
road and caused minor collision.
He was cited into court.
Another young girl, IS years
old, was brought into court and
charged with taking personal
property.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-06-11
Lebanon Man
Named Coach
For Caldwell

Harry j. Boal, reserve coach
at Lebanon high school in Warren
county, was hired as head bas-
ketball coach for the Caldwell
high school Tuesday evening at
a special meeting of the Caldwell
exempted village school district
board of education.
He will fill the vacancy created
last week when Glenn Scott
resigned to accept the head
coaching job in basketball at the
Groveport consolidated school in
Madison county.
Coach Boal graduated from
the Lebanon high school with
the class of 1854. He attended
Ohio University but graduated
from Xavier University in Gin
cinnati with the class of 1858.
During his first year of coach
ing, his reserve team at Lebanon
won ten games and lost seven.
He is married and they have
one small daughter. The Boal
family will move to Caldwell this
coming August.
In addition to his basketball
duties, Boal will teach physical
education and history, according
to Supt Clayton S. Smith.
The board also voted to re-
place the roof on the high school
gymnasium.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-06-11
$21,o59.49 Collected
In Real Estate Taxes

Noble county Treasurer Rol-
land P. Elliott announced today
that $21, ,059.49 has been collected
in taxes for the second half OF
the 1858 real estate collection
here to date.
Less than ten days remain until
the tax books will close at noon
on Saturday, June 20 and Treas
urer Elliott said that large
number has not yet paid their
taxes.
The county commissioners in
dicated earlier that no extension
of time would be granted this
year.
All offices in the courthouse
close at noon on Saturday and
taxpayers should keep this in
mind.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-06-11
Two Local Graduates
Al Ohio Wesleyan U.

Two Noble Countians were
among the 400 men and women
who graduated from Ohio Wes-
leyan university, Delaware, ir
the liberal arts colleges l15tt
commencement exercises Monday
morning.
The group included Robert
Farmhouse, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Bolon Farmhouse and Mrs. Carol
Horning, daughter of Judge and
Mrs. w. V. Archer, both OF
Caldwell.
The class of 1859 was addressed
by DR.. Lawrence G. Derthlck
u. S. Commissioner of Education
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-06-11
Strawberry Festival
Planned For Saturday
BY'LotaI Lions Cub

Strawberries and ice cream
will set the scene on the court
house lawn this coming Saturday
night when the Caldwell Lions
club sponsors an old-fashioned
strawberry festival.
Beginning at 4:30 p. m. and
continuing through to 900 p. m,
or as long as the berries hold
out, members of the club will do
the serving. In the event of rain,
the festival will be held in the
court house.
Advance ticket sales are being
managed by members of the two
general committees, dubbed the
Lard Buckets and the Fat Tubs.
The committee selling the least
number of tickets will be in
charge of cleanup" following
the festival. Co-chairmen are
Robert Stevenson and Charles
Meek. Strawberries are being
furnished by Gilbert Weekley.
In addition to strawberries
and ice cream, prizes will be
awarded and cakes made by
members wives, will be sold as
an added feature. Anyone wish
ing to donate a cake is asked
to contact Howard Young at
Caldwell 76-R.
This is the first time the Lions
club has sponsored such an event
in Caldwell, and it is hoped that
good turnout will make it a
successful annual affair.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-06-11
82-Year-0|d Driver
Involved In Accident

Only slight damage to the auto
mobiles involved occurred Tues
day morning at 8:45 o'clock when
a car driven by Albert Otto
Miller, As, of Dexter City route /,
was sideswiped.
The accident occurred when
Miller was making left hand
turn at the South Olive bridge,
south of Caldwell on USR 81.
John Albert Law, 81, Colum-
bus, was the driver of the other
car. His wife, Ursula Law, 76,
was passenger in this vehicle.
The accident was investigated
by the sheriff's department but
no charges were filed.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-06-11
Stripping 20.
Has $4,000
Monthly Payroll
At Leost Another
Year Before They
Invade Noble Co.
Photo by Journal-Leader Staff

The Central Ohio Coal COM
pany is conducting one of the
largest strip mining opera
tons in this country just
fifteen miles west of Caldwell
in the township of Manchester,
Morgan county, near Reiners-
vile.
The company has just pur-
chased one of the largest trucks
ever made for hauling coal,
known professionally as the
XIV Dart or the Kenworth
Dart, which cost approximately
$4,000 and was put in opera
ton last Tuesday night.
Albert Stewart, of Caldwell
route 6, and Raymond Frue-
hardy, of McConnelsville, are
the two drivers of this huge
truck, one of the largest ever
used by any strip mining COM
pany east Of the Mississippi.
Stewart has been with the
company for five years.
The new XIV Dart has a coal
capacity of rs tons and it
weighs total ofs82, 500 pounds.
The gross weight is 100000
pounds and the gross weight,
when loaded, is 222,500 pounds.
The tractor part of this truck
weighs $4,000 pounds and the
Continued on page tw
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-06-11
jSchooIs Spend Over A Million
Photo by Journal-Leader Staff

The school foundation pro-
gram accounted for most of the
school revenue in this county,
$3.50, ,14018. Local property taxes
provided 1926, ,55432.
Receipts from school lunch
rooms in county schools amount
ed to $50, 6,740.38.
State funds in addition to the
school foundation money pro-
vided $13,83O68 and $7,519.75
came from federal funds.
Included in the total receipts
was $4,000 from the sale of
bonds and bank loans.
Total outstanding debt on Dec.
81, 1858 as reported by school
board clerks of the county was
$486, ,282.45.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-06-11
School Building
Committee Meets
With Architect

The Caldwell board of educa-
ton and the building committee
met with the architect, A. H.
Moellenkamp, on Tuesday even
ing with the following persons
present: William Estadt, Ken
meth Leighton, Herbert Clark
Paul M. Clark, Forrest McKit-
rick, Paul Seffens, Maurice Col
ley, Don Nichols, Subray Dahood,
Gilbert Weekley, Hilles Keeton
Robert Lorenz, Charles Dyer,
S. ]. Doudna, Fred Mcdonald
Margaret Archer and Clayton S.
Smith.
The plans for the new high
school building which include
II rooms, clinic and office space
were reviewed and approved by
a unanimous vote of the com.
mittee. The architect was in
structed to proceed with the
detailed plans and architects
sketch.
The committee will make q
trip to Baltimore, Ohio on June
Is to look at building that
resembles the proposed high
school in CALDWELL
A copy of the plans are in
the superintendent office and
any persons interested in them
are invited to look them over al
their convenience to offer any
suggestions they may care to
make.