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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-10

December II, which falls on a
Friday.
In Noble county special
school election for Southern
Noble is being held this Thurs
day, Dec. 10, for the renewal of
eight mills and an increase of
four mills.
While most special elections
are scheduled for Tuesday, there
is no prohibition in the Ohio law
in picking another day.
These special elections in Put
nam and Ross counties posed a
new problem for the boards of
elections and for Brown. Ohio
statutes require that applications
for absent voter and disabled
voter ballots must be made not
later than 400 p. m. the fifth day
before an election, which in these
cases would fall on a Sunday. To
give voters equal time for such
voting had the election been
called on a Tuesday, Secretary
of State Brown has ruled that
applications may be accepted on
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-10
Perfect Attendance
Students Named For
Fu|da Local School

Sister M. Aloysia has an
nounced the perfect attendance
students for the nine grades at
Fulda local school. They are as
follows:
Grade - Mark Crum, Ron
aid Hill, Mary Ellen Gerst,
Carolyn Holman.
Grade 2 - Norman DINNER
ling, Frank Wickham, Edith
Hill, Marcella Holman, Margaret
Holman, Victoria Schoeppner.
Grade 3 - Thomas Fox, Billy
Schockling, Daniel Singer, Esther
Holman, Catherine Kress.
Grade 4 - James Dimmerling,
Dan Holman, James Holman,
Mike Sailing, Jeffrey Shafer,
Shirley Craft, Vivian Ostroski,
Bonnie Schoeppner, Sonora Ton
nous, Bonnie Wickham.
Grade 5 - David Gerst, Ed
Holman, Daniel Schehl, Marlene
Shafer, Carolyn Wickham, Dor
othy Noll.
Grade 6 - Richard Tonnous,
Barbara Holman.
Grade Z - Bernie Wickham,
Donna Crock, Carol Sailing.
Grade s - Neal Holman, Bob
Thompson, Donna Tonnous.
Grade 8 - Vincent Fox.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-10
THE
HARRIETT5vILLE
ELN

Junior High
The Elks junior high boys play
ed to another victory Friday af-
ternoon over Berne. The score
was AZ to 81.
Pep Assembly
The elementary and high
school had pep assembly after
the game with Berne, Friday at
las p. m.
Report Cards
The report cards were handed
out to the school Wednesday.
Almost every body was pleased
with their grades.
Basketball Game
The Elks won their first game
this year, Friday evening over
Belle Valley. The reserves boys
won by 10 points and the varsity
won II to 40.
Next Junior High Game
Our next junior high oall game
Will be held at Belle Valley on
Tuesday evening.
Varsity Game
Our next varsity ball game will
be held Friday, Dec. II. Our Cp-
ponCnts will be Southern Noble
Saturday Night Game
Harriettsville played Coolville
Saturday evening at Harrietts,
vile. Coolville won 90-52. There
was an exceptionally large crowd
We hope to have a good crowd
again this Friday evening.
School Board
The school board had theil
meeting at the school Thursday
evening.
Reporters:
Nancy Lou RossitCr
10 Arm Morrison
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-10
Toy5hopping Tips
For Safer Holiday
Season Announced

Available to parents, relatives,
and friends of children every
where are two new publications
"a leaflet titled "Toy Shopping
Tips for Parents" and ''Toy Shop
ping Tips" a poster - both de-
veloped by the Bureau of Public
Health, Medical Department,
Equitable Life Assurance Society.
The materials support a ma
tionwide effort of the National
Safety Council to reduce the
number of accidents involving
toys and children. Information in
the leaflet was taken from the
councils Fall, 1859, issue of
Home Safety Review, planned to
trigger educational efforts in ad-
vance of the Christmas toy-buy-
ing season.
The leaflet makes practical
suggestions for the kinds of
safe" toys to buy or make
for children up to 2, from 3 to 4,
4 to 6, 6 to 8, and 8 and older.
Also listed are the kinds Of toys
to beware of, for each age group.
Supplementing the toy shop
ping materials is another leaf
let, developed by the Equitable's
Bureau of Public Health, titled
play is the Business of Chill
dren." This leaflet points up the
importance of play to children
and suggests ways parents can
"get into the act"
Both of the leaflets and the
poster are available without
charge by writing to Bureau of
Public Health, Box 572, General
Post Office, New York l, New
York.
30,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-10

SOIllS UPS Oll lio" " oNSlN - SAii
you file your return.
Here are Lockers suggestions:
Be sure your employer with
holds enough tax during the
year. A dollar or two extra each
pay day may save paying out
fifty or hundred dollars when
you have to settle with Uncle
Sam. For example:
If you and your wife Cor hus-
band) are both employed, be sure
the total exemptions you claim
on both your Forms Wa are not
more than the total exemptions
you are entitled to on your in
come tax returns.
If you work an extra part-time
job but claim all your exemptions
on Form Wa filed with each en-
ployer, not enough tax is with
held - so additional will be due.
Be sure the Form WA filed with
your employer on your second"
or part-time job shows 90"
(zero) exemptions. This makes
the withholding tax the same
as if all income were from the
one job - just about enough to
equal the final tax or maybe
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-10

survival"
Traffic law violation and traf-
fic violence go hand in hand. The
driver who Wantonly or unthink-
ingly ignores traffic regulations
today is most likely to kill Or
MAIN someone in an accident
tomorrow.
Trying to stop on a dime is
like an old wives tale, says E. R.
klamm, accident prevention di-
rector. At so m.p.h., the dime
would have to be 1913 feet wide
and much wider on wet or icy
roads.
Football weekends can be more
fun and less headache if driving
to the game is done with plenty
Of time and without celebrating
behind the wheel, the Allstate
Safety Crusade suggests. Hurry
worries and driver distractions
cause traffic accidents.
Too many accidents happen be-
cause drivers think an intersec-
ton is safe just because they
have the green light, the North
western University Traffic In
stitute finds. Drivers can avoid
trouble by anticipating that each
traffic situation they encounter
will be different.
End of the day fatigue and
evening socializing, as we'll as
the darkness itself, make night
driving dangerous, the Allstate
Safety Crusade emphasizes. Err
rors in judgment that lead to
accidents are caused as much by
sluggish senses and relaxed in
hibitions as by the shorter sight
distance after dark.
Foul weather is no excuse for
an accident, says the Allstate
Safety Crusade. Reduced traction
and visibility call for reduced
speed as well as smooth handling
of the accelerator, steering wheel
and brakes.
The less you need to use your
brakes, the better driver you are,
says the Allstate Safety Crusade.
Watching the traffic scene ahead
will enable you to keep in step
at safe following distance,
eliminating stop-and-go foot
work.
Be prepared to yield the right
of-way at every intersection, ad-
vises the Allstate Safety Cru
sade. Although the other driver
may violate the law, the courts
can hold you liable in an accident
if you had the last clear chance
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-10

provide a little refund.
If your salary reaches a point
higher than the first tax bracket,
the result again will be that not
enough tax is withheld and more
will be due. This happens when
a single taxpayers income goes
over $4,000 or when a married
couples goes over $4,000 with no
dependents Cor over $7,l00 with
two dependents.)
In all these cases, LOCKER re-
commends that you ask your en-
ployer to increase your withhold
ing. The easiest way to do this
is to reduce the number Of eX-
emptions claimed.
If you have extra income from
dividends, interest, rents or any
other source totaling over 500
per year on which there is no
withholding, file Form 1C4OES,
Estimated Tax Return, and pay
the estimated tax in quarterly
installments during the year.
Suppose you are contributing
to the support of someone who
also receives support from other
sources. You cannot be sure until
the year is over whether or not
you can claim this dependent. If
you include the exemption any
way on your Form Wa, your
Withholding will not be enough
if you discover that you were not
entitled to this exemption. Ma
turally the result is more tax
due.
Do not count a doubtful de-
pendent on your Form Wa,
LOCKER emphasizes. You can't
lose, because any extra with
holding tax will be refunded if
you are entitled to this depen7
dent when your final return is
filed.
You want to be sure also to
promptly reduce the exemptions
claimed on your Form WA, when
necessary: for example, when
your child, previously dependent,
goes to work and makes over
$500 during the year; or when an
elderly parent or other depen-
dent dies during the year. If you
do not change your Form WA
at that time, your tax withhold
ing will be insufficient in the
future. Moreover, the law re-
quireS you to revise your Form
| Wa to reflect a reduction in de-
pendents as soon as the change
| occurs.
You may not show more ex-
emptions on your Form WA than
you are entitled to, Director
LOCKER states. However, you may
claim less if it is to your advant-
age to do so.
LOCKER also pointed out that
now is the time to check your
Form Wa. With the new year,
you'll want to be sure that your
Form Wa complies with the law
So be sure to file a new one if
required or if by so doing you
can avoid one of those situations
which can unpleasantly surprise
you with a big tax bill.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-10

the next day-Monday. This, in
cidentally, comedies with the
date on which such voted ballots
must be delivered, by noon, to
the boards of elections.
Brown cites this instance of
special elections to point up the
fact that no sooner is Primary
or General Election over than
many special elections are sche-
duled. Special issues voted on at
general election often run as
high as 1900 throughout the
state, with hundreds of others
scheduled almost every week
during the year.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-10

to avoid it.
Stop sign drifters killed lO8
and injured 987 people in Mich
igan in 1858, according to the
Michigan Association of Chiefs
of Police. This emphasizes the
Importance of coming to COM
plete stop at all intersections so
marked, including those with the
yield" sign and the fla ashing red
blinker.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-10
Why Santa Claus
Isn't Talking

Is tIle eIuelly GEM III lne Ieu
flannel suit.
Nobody knows what he thinks,
where he stands.
He's a good politician. He
merely shakes hands.
= It's lucky for him, this being
SO quiet.
If he opened his trap, he'd be
starting a riot.
He has a white beard, and
some deer and a sled
And he scampers around while
the kids are in bed.
His mission in life lies in giving
for free
The things people want, with
out charging a fee.
He comes out of nowhere, he's
gone in a flash.
Not a peep about politics, sin,
sex or cash.
Right now if the voters could
choose them a man
They liked above any, they'd
vote for "Old San"
It's a wonder they would, since
as it was noted.
He's never said anything, never
been quoted.
But even his silence is hardly
enough
To save him completely from
any rebuff.
Since he isn't pro-Western,
pro-neutral, pro-Red
He's suspected of having a hole
in his head.
Some people regard him as just
a bit funny
If only because he's not itching
for money.
The fact that he's jolly and
glad only serves
To irritate some peoples sensi-
tive nerves.
Some people, the prudes, don't
approve of his giving.
They'd like to know more: how
he earns his own living.
There's shopping, of course, in
the mans private life;
He's always alone; what about
his poor wife?
But all this is small stuff, and
hardly worth mention
Compared with events if he
turned his attention
To politics, labor and foreign
affairs.
Then nothing would save him,
not even white hairs.
One side or the other would
question him fast
On the facts of his life, both
the present and past:
To hand out these gifts must
mean money to burn.
What we'd like to know: did
he file a return?
No man could produce all these
toys by himself,
These millions of toys, and
with more on the shelf.
SO what of the workers he had
to engage?
How much does he pay them?
The minimum wage?
If that's all he pays, he's a
fraud and a cheat.
This is the guy who pretends
to be sweet.
Let's ask him: just how did he
cross the frontier?
Was his passport in order? Are
these his own deer?
And look at his get-up. II
makes a man think:
Why all the red clothes if he
isn't pink?
And look at his nose-it's nc
wonder he's frisky:
It's an alcohol lamp he igniteo
with whisky.
Let's return him at once to the
place he came from.
Best thing we can do is get riC
of this bum.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-10
hiqh h School Driver Education Listed
As Important In Students Training

What good thousands of dollars to educate
younger Noble county his life snuffed highways
before he has chance his knowedge Judson Branch
president of the Aae Insurance Companies That's why
this high driver of
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-10
Elections Need Not Always Be Held On
tuesday, Secretary Ted Brown Says

Ask almost what the elections
and they will Tuesday,
the General Election each November held
But Secretary of State Ted W. Brown
cial elections matters school issues
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-10
IfYou Want A Refund From Income
Tax, Director Says lis Very Simple

Wonder why people have refunds coming at filing time
while you find you Uncle Sam?
Nathaniel LOCKER Director Internal Revenue
tins bill additional income when
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-10
IN MEMORY
MRS. JAMES DALEY

In loving memory of our
mother, Mrs. James M. Daley,
who passed away two years ago,
December -, 1857.
He that dWelleth in the secret
place of the most High shall
abide under the shadow of
the almighty. Psalm Oil.
Her memory is as dear today
as in the hour she passed
away.
Sadly missed by:
Hildreth and Donald Daley
24pd.
Sweets, potato chips and car,
donated beverages are ''umpty'
calories according to extension
specialist, the Ohio State Univer-
sity.
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ELECTRICIAN

Must have D. C. card and drivers
license. Steady work with tor
SALARY for man experienced in
trouble shooting and 'obbing
Good opportunity for the right
S. & L. ELECTRIC CO., Inc.
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YOUNG MEN

Openings in our stockroom and shipping
department for alert, energetic high school
graduates, age 1S to 81.
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ENGINEERS SCIENTISTS

MOVE TO AC
the EectronicS Division of General Motors
For Space-Age Announcements
The trend is toward inertal guidance, the most
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Key positions for electrical and mechanical equip
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Current programs include interplanetary naviga-
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THE ELECTRoNICS DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTOR
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Projectionist

Career opening for a man. age Ia
35. who has practical KNOWLEDGE
of movie and slide, proJectionS
equipment Experience in fllm
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give full particulars regardine
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YOUNG MEN

High school graduates, age 10 to 49, with
mechanical ability May qualify for training
in the interesting position of technical oper-
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per week. No Saturday or Sunday work.
All above positions: 5-day, 4O-hour
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disqualification, medical and life inSur-
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If you want a permanent position in
Americas fastest-growing industry, call
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TICKET AGENT, airlines, SOM
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ENCTNEER

FOR APARTMENT HOUSE
6th-Class license: local experience
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LAB. ASSISTANT

Age 81 to 80, to assist chemical engineers on
research and development projects. Some
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and be reliable, careful and conscientious.
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PLUMBER IPEFITTER

For maintenance and construction work.
Must have minimum of year industrial
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Bows! Travel!

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cepted. New car, transp, furn
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A r c.
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Openings
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ARTIST ILLUSTRATOR

Exceptional opportunity for versatile man
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MAINTENANCE
MECHANIC

Must have several years trade experience,
with at least year industrial plant work.
Familiarity with gear boxes required.
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MACHINISTS

We need top-quality precision machinists
for work on important rocket research and
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GAINESVILLE, VA.

Openings at our experiment station on
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miles west of D. c.
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DECORATOR

For new. modern interior decoratint
once. Must have experience II
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PARK RID. NV, I4bI-Efiiciency
] nm, dressing closet, dinette and
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1441 Euclid st. NV.
2649 3Oth ST, Sc

Nice 1-bedrm. apt. with large
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ease credit gradually before
precipitate action became
necessary. And all available
evidence indicates that the dol
lar still is the anchor Of the
worlds currencies.
I'VE could have a real crisis
only If we did everything wrong
and nothing right" a Treasury
official comments, declaring:
I'VE don't intend to let those