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IN CITY CLUB
Election Ends
Controversy

was suspended from the fed
Grafton for non-payment Of
dues.
Mrs. Wiley Happy
A spontaneous collection
was started last night to help
toward the payment of dues.
Mrs. Wiley, who led the
fight against removal of the
club from the federation, was
delighted.
The General Federation,
she pointed out, will hold its
annual convention in Wash
ington starting June Is. And
we'll be back in!" she ex-
claimed.
Elected to serve with Miss
Webster during the next two
years were Miss Lois Gar
lock, first vice president:
Judge Nadine Lane Gallag-
her, second vice president;
Miss Gladys Gordon, treas
urer; Miss Mary Gott. as
siStant treasurer: Mrs. Doro-
thy K. Butler, corresponding
secretary; Miss Helen San
derford, assistant correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. H o.
Craver. recording secretary
and Miss Fay Turner, as
sistant recording secretary.
Elected to the board of di-
rectors were Mrs. Wiley, Mrs.
Laura Waters, Mrs. Pearl
Carter Pace, Miss Carrie
Bechtold, Miss Alice Benedit,
Miss Helen Connolly, DR..
Edith S. Coale, Miss Lillian
Damn, Mrs. John T. Lucker,
Miss Laura McNaught, Mrs.
Gladys B. MiddlemiSS, Mrs.
Gus Schuldt, Mrs. Frank.
Sebring, Miss Ara earle Ten
nant and Mrs. j. B. White.
Few Contests
Although the polls were
open from l to 8 pm. yeSter-
day, many of the Offices were
uncontested. Mrs. lines. who
was among those nominated
for the board, announced
early in April that she and
seven other candidates were
withdrawing their names be
cause of their decision to re-
sign from the club, as of
May, 1860"
Mrs. Inez ]. Guinan served
as chairman of tellerS. Miss
Webster told the members
last night that she plans to
leave on June 18 for a trip
around the world, but she set
June l as the date for a
special board meeting at 7
pm. to be followed at 8
o'clock by a special member
ship meeting.
This will be Miss Webster's
second tour of duty as presi-
dent of the club. She served
in the same capacity in the
late '30s.
Several of the newly elected
board MEMBERS also are past
presidents. including Mrs.
Wiley, Mrs. MiddlemiSs and
Mrs. Lucker.
The club has a head
quarters building at 1900
Twentieth street NV.
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Of three years are: Mrs. Stew
art H. Beall, Mrs. Seth R.
Brooks, Mrs. E. w. Conway,
Mrs. John D. Lockwood, Mrs.
w. L. Mcdaniel, Mrs. Wilbur
l.. Morse, Mrs. Kenneth r.
Nelson. Miss Frances Scud-
der. New members elected
were: Mrs. Martin E. Carlson,
Miss Elizabeth E. Hitchcock,
Mrs. Hanna Kiep, Mrs. Philip
j. Olin, Miss Marjorie Robin
son ThaXter.
A number of official and
embassy wives sat at the head
table.
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was suspended from the fed
Grafton for non-payment of
dues.
Evening star., 1960-11-10

COLLEGE PARKS bedrms., ad.
jacert tn U. Of Nd: recent. redec.,
lge. fenced lot, close TO stores and
transp., S115. THOS. p. ROSE
WAC ASSOC. AP. 1880.
FAIRFAX-2 houses. each 3 bed
rms. l bath, full bsmt, hrepl
Sl30 and S135. CIR. 3-41o0 be-
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ARLNGT0N-spaciou efsciencies,
! and Q bedroom apts. available
In luxury bldg. Very close to
Pentagon and downtown WASH
ington. Private swimming pool for
tenants only. Furnished apis.
Sasslt n.1asS hossEF 4 dsSFsa TowRns " stissS IsSo
8, Arlington Ridge rd., across from
Little Tea House. OF, 4-5373.
ARLIN0T0N-NEW. 2-sToRY DU-
PLEX 2-bedrm. apt. End q. Avail.
Dec. 1. No children. Close to
transp. ia. 2-2499.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA,

ARL., HOWARD MANOR -APTs-
and 2-bedrm apis. with balcony,
ny. rm.. din. ell, S99. .50-S123. so.
ia. 4-6070, EN- 6-2277.
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FOR ANYONE

I'm A1N 1SINE
WHO APPRECIATES A FINE HOME
1641 HARVARD ST. NV.
This handsome semidet.
brick beauty has lust been
taSteiully Tedec. Features
TV rm.. det. brick garage
and storage attic. YOU
CAN BUY IT EASIER THAN
YOU THINK.
GALL MD KOpTT
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APIS. UNFuRNIsHED-MD.

LANGLEY PARK-Attrac. 2-bedrm.
apt. with front and rear entrs. !;
avail. Dec. 1st. 10. 5-5766 or
VIII. 6-040b.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-CLEAN HOMES: list with
pIcIT Us, prompt TyS results. :, AZ 1-SGS9' $3.50
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fcONTtNuEDi

To reach: Out New Hampshire ave-
nue one mile past Langley Park
shopping center, right on Fox
street to rental once ct 1904 Fox,
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ARL.. N.+2lO9 Rolfe st.-2-bedrm.
ramb. with bsmt. garage. Fenced
I'd. S126. 5 min. d. c.. Penta-
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KOSSOW. REALTOR

TU. 2-lO90 LA. 6-O1SG
FOREST HILLS-S58,5O0. An ex-
tremely attractive home of tradi-
tional architecture, exceptionally
well arranged for entertaining
Ige. entrance hall, big living rm
sereened SpaS1GgS popcS Gh W1th pnt Pm: ,se se
view, library 14x14 with fireplace,
powder rm. and kitchen, all on
1st floor: 2nd fionr has 4 spacious
bedrms. and three (3) baths and
sewing rm., recreation rm. with
fireplace and porch at garden
level, maids rm. and bath; ..
car built-in garage; very quiet
location adjacent to the park:
vacant; immediate occupancy. Call
JAMES E. SCHWAB. EN-. 2-5S00;
ewes, OIL. 4-76a3 or OIL. 2-13Oq
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HOUSES FoR SALE INV,
tcoNTiNueDl

CHEVY CHASE, Blessed Sacrament
Parish--Spacious 4-bedrm., 2-bath
eenter-han Colonial. Lge. liV. rm.,
family -sized din. rm., powder rm..
den, kit. and pantry: rec. rm, in
bsmt., 2-car garage. Priced in 2Os.
Shown By appt.. once open Sun.
Q; + SMITH q BROS. CO.. INC.
OIL. 2-647S. Ewes. Wo. 6-7104
CHEVY CHASE. D. c. bedrms. :,
baths, den. powder rm., recrea-
ton rm.; fenced yard; large kit
Near excellent, parochial or public
children remember. Mid-sos, MIS-
Robinson. EN-. 3-0327 or AID
2-5424. TIGHE WOODS.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

HOWARD CoUNTY-New brick
rancher; 3 bedrms., . baths, %
open firepls.: carport; on acre lot,
beaut. conv. loc, close to Johns
Hopkins Lab, Is min. NeA,
S22,750. WA. 4-4766. "a.
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by sakrsn HOUSES UNfuRN. 70 RrNrI
lcokTiNuED)

ARL., N-Brk. rambler, 6 yrs. old,
immae; cond.; 3 bedrms,: 2 baths
mod: kit. scr. porch. full bsmt.
Avail immed. $500. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO. REALToR.
ARLINGTON, n. Lofcom lane
Cnefrydale area-Attrac. 2-bedrm.
oungaloW. Redee., bsmt.. attic, 2
vacant. SiS5 mo. Ewes. Ek.
1881. ALLEN z. TURNER CO.,
INC. IA. 4-5562.
ARLINGTON, NORTH-3-bedrooms,
1h-bath brick. Colonial. Fireplace.
iuu basement, screened porch.
5ls3 Lee hwy. KE. $3.50.
ARL.: N.+2lO9 Rolfe st.-2-bedrm.
famb.. with bsmt. garage. Fenced
I'd. S126. 5 min. d. c., Penta-
ARL.; new duplex; 1880 N, WASH
ington blvd.-2 bedrms., iiv. rm.,
din: rm.. kit. with din. space.
Call for appt., IA. 2-60l0.
ARL., N-3-bedrm. brick rambler
with full bsmt. and garage; Just
redeeor.1 conv. to schools. transp.
and shopping. BERKEY PROP
ERTIES. INC. OF. 4-8466.
ARLINGTON, c. CLUE AREA-3
bedrooms, rec. rm.. all new kit,
newly iedec.: lovely 5-acre
FIossNcE REALTY Co.. "a.
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4-ZS2S.
AVAIL. IMMED.

1. 4-bedrm.. 3-bath new home, with
rec. rm... for 1925 per month.
2: New 2-bedrm. duplex apt; walk
ing distance to Pentagon; Sl25.
8. Wash. Golf and Country Club
area, N. Arl.: admirals home for
1925; 3 bedrms., 3 baths, pan
4. New We slbedrfia. ; mar Srk. 'Aisnsi rambler;
5. 3-bedrm. Colonial: garage. spa
ciouS grounds; 500,
MILLER REAL ESTATE CO.
IA. 4-4252 CL. $4,000
BARNEY CIRCLE, S.E.-3 bedrms. :,
bsmt;. garaSe; SS5; adults: near
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

ABOUT Is MIN. DRIVE from D. c.
1,City ,City convenience in country.
In walking distance Of p. o. and
stores. Bryans Road, Md. Years
lease. 10 per mo. COUNTY
SERVICES; INC. Bu. 3-2151;
, 1960-02-25

OF UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE
IN compliance with Title SO, Section 2546 Of the Virgin
Code, the undersigned United States Marshall for
: District Of the Virgin Islands will sell for Non-payment of
al Property Taxes for the calendar year 1857 at PUBLIC
at the US. COURT HOUSE at Christiansted, Vr-
j Islands the following properties on the dates below listed:
TUESDAY MARCH Is. 1860 at 100 Pm.
Parcel 2 Of Turner's Hole belonging to Antilles Starr
Corp.
TUESDAY MARCH Is. 1860 at ZOO PM.
10 Western Suburb belonging to Heymar & Egl Klnt.
TUESDAY MARCH is, 1860 at 800 PM.
Parcel Z Of Friedensthal belonging to T. G. & Sylvester
Prince.
THURSDAY II, 1860 at 200 PM.
Plot 146 Of Richmond belonging to Eyehna ". Edla1n.
TUESDAY MARCH y, 1860 at 800 PM.
20 Company Street belonging to Wilhelm Williams
Children
THURSDAY "a. 1860 at 100 PM.
80 Company Street belonging to Wilhelm Williams
Children.
THURSDAY MARCH "a. 1860 At ZOO PM.
/ West Lane belonging to Daphne Messer.
THURSDAY MARCH a, 1860 At 800 Pm.
"a West Lane belonging to Henry Williams.
MARCH Is, 1860 at 100 PM.
26B Market Street and 10 West Lane belonging to
W E. Messer.
FRIDAY MARCH Is. 1860 at 200 PM.
13 & B King x Street belonging to w. E. Messer.
FRIDAY MARCH Is, 1860 at 800 PM.
IS Queen Cross Street belonging to Ricardo S and
Ann Miller.
TUESDAY MARCH 20, 1860 at 100 PM.
43 a Queen Cross Street belonging to G. Canegata
and ]. Mcdonald.
TUESDAY APRIL 5. 1860 at 100 PM.
Parcel Sc of Richmond belonging to Elfrida Hansen.
TUESDAY APRIL s.. 1860 at ZOO PM.
Parcel SO of Richmond belonging to Elfrida Hansen.
TUESDAY APRIL 5. 1860 at 300 PM.
Parcel 8S of Richmond belonging to Andres Marrero.
THURSDAY APRIL n. 1860 at 800 PM.
Parcel 2 of ST, John belonging to w E. Messer.
Office of the US. Marshal,
sssp February 16, 1860.
s. A. FARRELLY.
, 1960-02-25
FOR SALE

Springer Spaniel Puppies
Registered A. K. G.
Championship Stock
George {. Dyer
Estate Rust-op-Twist
North Shore Road
, 1960-02-25
GOVERNMENT OF

GOVERNMENT OF
H RI STANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amale, st. Thomas
Virgin Islands Board Of Tax Review
February Is, 1860
NOTICE
, 1960-02-25
sLAcKs and sLAcKs snd sLAcKs

at TREASURE HOUSE. For men and boys Wash-Wear,
Sanforized, Fast Color. Full Cut, Variety of colors, Good
Housekeeping Seal Boys sizes 6. 8, 10, ~, 14s16, Is from
$3.50 to $4l9. Mems sizes 80, 80, "a, So, 38 at $498
TREASURE HOUSE Chrisiansied
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EUCLID ST. NV, Ii25-2 rms,
bath, pvt entr.; S75 mo-, parking
So. Ma. S-9l75 or after D, DU
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1914 MISSOURI AVE. N.W.-Living
rm., 2 bedrms., dinette, kitchen.
bath. screened back porch S72.50.
ST, 3-66s5. Ewes. holidays. Wo.
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WINCHESTER PLAZA
Near Walter Reed Hospital. 10th
st. shopping center and movies.
2 Bedrooms -- S139 so
Corner apt. with 12x2I living rm. d
dining area, spacious closets, all
utilities included.
650l 14th ST. NV.
MRS. BURNS, Mgr. ia. 9-660O.
YOUR LUCKY NUMBER-711 3lst
st. sc. Clean and comfortable
l-bedrm. apt; available immed-
Mgr. Mr.. Dodson, 712 Bailey pl
s.2a45. sHANNoS q LUcHs CO. CO
33I 18th ST, N.E..3-rm. apt;
bath Settled couple; no drink
ing: quiet Ii. 7-s036.
aga MISSOURI AVE. N.W.-Liying
rm., bedrms., dinette, kitchen.
bath. screened back porch S72.5
81: $685.. Ewes. holidays. WO.
1925 2IST PL. s.E.-Apt. 8; 2-rms.;
kit. and bath; lge. back porch;
heat and hot water incl: only
S72 so mo. Mr.. NEUMANN, MA
$4,000.
610O BLOCK GA. AVE. H.W.-l-
bedrm. apt, cow. loo; very reas.
rent. RA. 6-51l0 bet. 7-10 pm.
S69.5O, ALL UTILS.i near South
Capitol and Atlantic-This large
1-bedroom unit, with private rear
entrance. is less than one block
from new school and shopping
See res. mgr. at 1857 9th st. sc.
10. 1-0170. or call SHANNON q
LUCHS CO.. Ma. S-2345.
5000 I4TH STREET NV. = /
room and bath; $1,000 mo. All
utils. incl. Call DE. 2-s4s4.
S62. 80 PLUS UTILITIES-spacious
1-bedrm. apt, private rear en-
trance in quiet refined location at
2slS Que st. Sc, l blk. of Pa.
ave. Call resident manager, LU.
2-7233, 2S17 Que st. sc. or
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.. Ma.
R-O1AZ
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GEORGETOWN AREA - Spacious
basement apt. street level ideal
for couple: conv. to transportation
and shopping; 100 including
utilities PF T-4u1S
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE
A9Ts. FuRNIsHED-D. c.
AIR-CONDITIONED
CARLTON HOUSE

Guest rooms by the dav or week
Including ".aid service. reduced
rates for monthly occupancy
with or without linens and maic
service. Secretarial service; sur
deck overlooking entire city; am
plified master televiSion antennf
system; garaRe facilities II min
ntes from White House.
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1925 2IsT PL. S.E.-Apt. 8; 9-rmS.;
kit. and bath; lge. back porch;
heat and hot water incl. only
S72 so mo. Mr.. NEUMANN, MA
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33I 18th ST. N.E.-3-rm. apt. !;
all util incl; 2nd A.: share
bath Settled couple; no drink
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OHEV /
CHASE
TOWERS
1929 CONN. AVENUE
NEWLY COMPLETED
Fully Air Conditioned
Luxurious s-story Elevator Bldg
EFFICIENCIES from $l10
! BEDROOM -fr. Sl39.50
All Utilities Included
Model Apt by julius Lansburgh
OPEN DAILY, 1873
RENTAL OFFICE ON PREMISES
1St NATL. REALTY
EN-. 2-5130 RE. 1881
COLUMBIA RID. VIC. l-bedrm
apt.: utlls incl: also bachelor
apt: lge side yard AID. 4-l44s
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 1918 SA-
VANNAH ST. S.E.-Bsmt. apt, .
lge.. clean rms, pvt. bath. sos mo
CONGRESS HEIGHTS bedrms. -.
liv. rm., dinette, kit, bath, laun-
dry and storage facilities Sll0.
JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor. 10
10000.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-S90; bed
rm., liv. rm., dinette, kit. and
ties, all utils. included JOHN L.
SHELTON. Realtor. 10. 2-20OO.
conn. AVE, 32I7-Cozy efic,, sol :;
ldry.: mr. everything. WO. 6-6S66.
CONN, AVE, 1912 r ST. NV
bedroom apt; S125. Nice location.
HO. 2-2l64.
DUPONT CIR, 17O1 r. /. ave. NV.
-Bedrm.. liv. Tm.. kit, bath; 800
Enc. $50 RE. 7-274S.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Mod., ] .bedrm. ;
. or 3 discriminating adults. CO.
$3.50 after d pm.
EUCLID ST. NV, tl25-2 rms,
bath, pvt entr.; S15 mo, parking
S.. Ma S-gl75 or after D, DU.
1853
FURNITURE FOR RENT for any
apartment or home, 70 indiyidualS
or projects D. c.. Va and Nd.
MARS LEASING CORP, II. s.
OO66 Monday-Friday.
GEORGEToWN AREA = Spacious
basement apt, street level, ideal
for couple; conv. to transportation
utilities. FE. 7-494S.
GEORGETOWN bedrms. . fire.
Pstie Paafes sPS6 sPSs5' FE 7-2i64 ge' or We fE
3-1O37.
GEORGETOWN English bsmt
bath; Sl25, utils incl. Pc. 32S20,
IEylSG sNTR bsdim sd N% sDt, iss aeoNNifsy i7 fa,
tile bath; oak floors; good transp.
and shopping. HU. 3-33a4.
KENYON ST. NV, 1871 room,
kit, private bath, $40, Wkss
So 80: / wk., SIS. AID. 4-2074,
LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL. 1913
18th st. nw.-Efnc;, bed-liy, rm;
kit, bath; day or wk. MA. S-9Ol0.
MINI. MASS. AVE. S;E.-Bedrm.,
Iiv, rm', din. kit, bath, scr. pch {;
$50, plus utils. LU. 2-0392.
MT. PLEASANT, 1923 Newton st.
n.w.-Lovely 1-bedrm. apt; apt.
bldg; couple; no pets; refs; $50.
MT. PLEASANT-Attrsc. lge.. liv.
rm,, hedrm., kit, bath with show
er: $50, incls. utils. RA 3-2943,
MT, PLEASANT, 1850 18th ST.
bed-liV. rm. comb, kit, pvt bath.
S60-S65. AID 4-03ll.
MT, PLEASANT-Attrac. 1-bedrm
ant in pvt. home. Can provide care
for child CO. 5-0099.
rent Increase: good location; /,
and bedrm apts. 10. 2-Ol52
PANAMANIAN--I63b n. n. AVE.
N,W,-LaTRe Ink. Tn1 w/private
bath, linens. $50 weekly.
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65Ol l4th ST. NV.
MRS PTTRNS. Mgr TIA Q-6ROO|
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APTs. FURNIsHED-D. G.
(coNTINUEDl
PERFECT

Apt. and services for the discrimi-
mating; 1909 air cond., beautiful
~ furn.. incl. linen, cooking aten.,
sec servy etc: GARAGE. ~ avail
HILLTOP HOUSE. corner 18th st
l475 Euclid NV. Embassy Row
central loo. at PARK HU. 3-3402
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WINCHESTER PLAZA
Near Walter Reed Hospital. 10th
st. shopping center and movies.
2 Bedrooms -- S139 so
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CAPITOL HILL
RHEA RADIN REALTY

Ii. 6-0016
Ewes, Week Ends, FE. 3-2491
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Corner apt. with 12x21 living rm., d
dining area, spacious closets, all
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CoNGREss HEIGHTs-s90. / bed.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS-S9O. / bed
rm., liv. rm., dinette, kit. and
bath. Laundry and storage facili-
ties, all utils. included. JOHN l..
SHELTON, Realtor. 10. 2-20OO.
CONN. AVE, 32I7-Cozy eflc., sol {;
| b.r., Sis: utils. incl. elev,
ldry.; nr. everything. WO. 6-666b.
CONN. AVE, 1912 r ST. NV
bedroom apt; S125. Nice location.
HO. 2-2l64.
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FURNITURE FOR RENT for any
apartment or home, TO individuals
or protects. D; C.. Va. and Nd.
MARS LEASING CORP, Ii. j.
OU6R Monday-Friday
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CHEVY
CHASE
TOWERS

1929 CONN. AVENUE
NEWLY COMPLETED
Fully Air Conditioned
Luxurious s-Story Elevator Bldg
EFFICIENCIES from $ll0
! BEDROOM fr. $780, so
All Utilities Included
Model Apt. by julius Lansburgh
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-04-28
|SUlnmeKieId Driver
Fined For D. ". |.

Monzona Kirkbride, of Sum-
merfield route l, charged by the
state highway patrol with driv-
ing while drunk after he had
upset a load of coal on USR 81,
insisted in the Marietta munich
pal court Wednesday he had not
had a drink for IL hours before
the accident.
Kirkbride was labeled a ICON.
firmed liar by Judge w. Den
slow Sauer, after the judge had
been informed Of the results OF
a breathalyzer test taken by
Kirkbride. Kirkbride informed
the patrolman he must have
fallen asleep"
After the charge of driving
while under the influence OF
intoxicating liquor was explained
to the defendant he entered a
plea Of guilty. He was fined $10C
and costs and ordered to serve
three days in the county Jail. His
driving rights were suspended
for one year.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-04-28
State Approves
Caldwell School
After Inspection

A report of the inspection of
the Caldwell high school that was
made by Stanley L. Fox of the
state department of education on
March 25, 1860, has been re-
ceived. The report commends the
program of special education and
the administration of the school.
The report directed attention
to the inadequate facilities for
science, industrial arts, physical
education, music and library. 1t
also noted the lack of a guidance
program and the need for some
remodeling in the present high
school building for conversion to
an upper elementary and junior
high school program. 1t was
pointed out, however, that the
new facilities will remedy these
inaiequacies.
The last paragraph of the e
port is quoted as follows:
"The development of facilities,
staff, services, and curriculum to
meet the goals of a modern and
comprehensive education pro-
gram will demand vision and out
standing effort by the board of
education, staff, and community.
The Caldwell high school is con-
tinued or the list of high schools
approved by this department"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-04-28
Red Gross Drive
Far Below Goal
In Noble County

Mrs. Josephine Davis, execu-
tive secretary of the Noble
County Red Cross, reports that
the drive is going very, very
slowly in the county. Only $3.50
has been turned in to date.
The failure of the drive is due
partially to the fact that the
chairmen of the townships are
not reporting in to the office.
There are several townships
where a chairman has not yet
been secured.
The following is a report of the
townships that have turned in
their partial or complete amount:
Brookfield, partial; Jackson,
1925, complete; Dexter City
went over their goal with $50.60,
complete; Marion township and
Symmetrical, $125.8l, complete;
Noble township, $685., partial;
Olive township, $83.23, partial;
Caldwell "A", $123.50, partial;
Caldwell "B", $4,000, complete;
Caldwell "C", $3.50, partial, and
Caldwell 3D., $3.50, complete.
If you have money you wish to
contribute to the Red Cross drive
and no n has been to your
home yet to collect it, send or
bring it into the Red Cross office.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-04-28
Football And Basketball Awards Are
Presented At A||-Sports Banquet
massiNon's Coach
Leo 5trang Returns
Here As Speaker

An all-sports buffet banquet
was held at the First Methodist
church Thursday evening, April
81 with Leo Strang, Massillon
highs head coach, as the guest
speaker.
The program consisted of the
invocation by Rev. E. Parker
West and a welcome by Toast
master, John w. Hazard. Coach
Strang, who was a coach here in
1850, emphasized the fact that
size was immaterial in football,
but that desire, team work, self
sacrifice, and leadership were
the most important factors that
go into making good" athletic
teams.
Strang thought that it would
be appropriate for Caldwell to
establish an annual Marvin Wood
trophy to be given to outstand-
ing athletes. He said he thought
Wood had given to Caldwell and
Noble county an outstanding
record of human endeavor,
school spirit, and self-sacrifice.
James Smoot, football coach,
followed the speaker by present
ing the cheerleaders their
awards. The varsity cheerleaders
were Connie Spriggs, a sopho-
more; Jewell Wiley, sophomore;
Nancy Whealdon, junior; and
Lynn Robinson, a junior.
Harry Boal, the basketball
coach, presented the junior var
sity cheerleaders their awards.
Those receiving them we're Char
lotte Buckley, eighth grade;
Kathy Davis, eighth grade; Dor
othy Lichwarcik, eighth grade,
and Phillis Smith, eighth grade.
Boal, who had a 80 season and
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afternoon at l:00 o'clock IN the
patriotic room of the courthouse.
Necessary supplies will be dis
tributed at this time.
Regular meeting of the board
of elections will be held one
hour earlier at their office in the
courthouse with Chairman Ed
Schehl presiding.
A check Monday revealed that
SO absent voters ballots, disabled
had been cast in the county in
addition to II service men. Dead
line for absent voting is this
Thursday at 400 p. m.
On the county level, Republi.
can ticket, Dallas E. Bond is at.
tempting to wrest the nomination
from Edmund G.. James for state
representative. Nc candidate filed
for judge of the court of common
pleas court on this ticket.
For judge of the probate court
full term commencing Feb. 8
1861, Earl P. McGinnis and Lee
E. Carter r seeking The
nomination.
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-04-28
New Fire Truck
Fund Drive Will
Be Launched Here

The Caldwell volunteer fire
department is contemplating the
purchase of a new fire truck and
the fund drive for this purpose
will get its initial start next Mon
day and Tuesday when the fire
coin cards are distributed to
Caldwell residents.
AS in the past, home owners
are asked to put a quarter each
week in the cards for a total
protection cost of $500. They will
be picked up again by the depart
ment next September.
Fire Chief Malcolm Parks said
today that the department
already has $4,000 earmarked
toward the purchase of the truck
and they hope to realize at least
another $1,000 from their annual
festival held each summer. Pro
ceeds from the coin cards will
also go to this fund.
TIL department plans to sci
the I'D Dodge pumper with the
new truck to be the most modern
in design and adequate for fire
protection in this area. 1t will
cost approximately $4,000.
Frank Tarleton is serving as
assistant fire chief and Merle
Barnhart is the captain.
There are now Is members in
the department serving on q
volunteer basis.
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Noble county and Caldwell
could take on an economic
boom never before known to
this area. This also would bring
in other business people and
national industry.
Andrews said modern high
ways will soon give Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati bet
ter access to the southeast Sec
ton at a time when state parks
are likely to be overtaxed.
Use of state park facilities,
he said, shot up 357 per cent
in the last 10 years.
Andrews said private money
from outside the area will be
required to finance some of
the development, but such in
vestments usually come when
there is an important attrac-
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