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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-08-11
East Union

EAST UNION - Everyone
around here attended the fire
mems festival at Caldwell Sat-
urday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Miller and
family. and Mrs. Rosa Miller,
were shopping in GAINESVILLE Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Pride of
GAINESVILLE, spent a few days
with. their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Miller
were callers on Mrs. Grace Wells
Sunday evening. She has re-
turned home after being a pat
lent in Marietta Hospital.
We are sorry to hear our friend
Mrs. Sadie Butler isn't getting
along as well as we would like.
Mrs. Gary Baker and Carla Jean
of Lewisville were callers at her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Huff
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Miller and
Roy Lee of GAINESVILLE spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Miller and family Sunday. They
also called on T. R. Bates and
wife of Mt. Ephraim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Nichols
called on her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold King Sunday.
Mrs. Grace VanFossen is on
the sick list at this writing. We
hope her a speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clesson Love
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Miller Monday. They have just
returned from Florida after
spending four months there.
Mrs. Mary Green called on
Mrs. Blanche Butler and Mrs.
Florence Mallett recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth VanFos-
sen made business trip to Cald-
well Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurbert Tucker
and children, Mrs. Alice Huff
man and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Miller and Denny and
Danny, visited Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Qelbert Miller
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Miller,
Cora Lee and Tommy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Feldner and
sons of Canton, spent the week
end with his mother, Mrs. Mary
Feldner and family.
Mrs. Mary Green called on
Mrs. Jane Bates Thursday eve
ming. They attended the fire
mems festival.
Mrs. Dorothy Snyder and chill
dren visited Mary Green one
day last week.
Recent callers on Lydia and
Sarah Cant were Rev. Clyde Still
of Caldwell route, Marion Par
sons and wife, Ronald Cant of
Sarahsville route, George Gil
dow and wife and daughter,
Sarah Ella Simon and grand
| daughter, Sarah Jane.
John j. Morris and wife, Lydia
and Sarah Cant visited recently
with w. E. Johns and wife.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-08-11
MI. Tabor

MT. TABOR - Ronnie Lahue.
Richard Huffman, Mrs. Otis Mar
tin and son visited Mrs. Verna
kirkbride and daughters and
Roger Martin, Monday.
Elsie Wright visited Fanchon
Okey one day this past week.
Mrs. Verna Kirkbride and
daughters, Roger Martin, Ronnie
Lahue, Richard Huffman, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Stephens and
daughters were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Martin and family,
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Verna Kirkbride and
daughters and Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Martin and family were business
callers at Caldwell, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Neal Stephens
and daughters, Mrs. Verna Kirk
bride and daughters, Richard
Huffman and Junior Hill were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Mar
tin and family, Sunday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-08-11
HARRIETT5vILLE news items
HARRIETTSVILLE

HARRIETTSVILLE - Post
master and Mrs. Blaine Ullman
attended the dedication of the
new addition to the Marietta
post office held Sunday and the
luncheon held at the Lafayette
hotel.
Picnic Supper
DR.. and Mrs. H. L. Duncan, of
Matamoras, Mrs. Ella Torner, of
Marietta, Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine
Ullman and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lin Fryfogle and Jimmy and
Jane Ann enjoyed a picnic sup
per Sunday evening at Civitan
park.
Elk Grange
Elk grange was guest of
Beaver Valley grange at Bates
vile on Monday evening and
had the program.
Attend Reunion
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schoeppner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schoeppner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schoeppner
Jr. and children attended the
Schoeppner reunion held Sun
day at Aron club at East Canton.
Enjoy Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Williams
and Betty and Jim were guests
of Eta and Mrs. Harold Car
penter of Columbus, Georgia, and
all enjoyed four-day trip
through Tennessee, Kentucky,
Alabama and other places of
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-08-11

wood spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hamilton
and sons of GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Effie Orr and daughter,
Mrs. Alta Archer, spent Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Tella
Warfield and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Weber of Lewisville
route, visited at the Warfield
home, Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Caldwell and
grandchildren, of Columbus,
spent last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilfred Knapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Burke spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Lola Mallett
and sons.
Evening star., 1960-05-07

ing and is in good condition
except that it is showing
wear. Now I am Planning
to cover it with either rubber
or vinyl tiles, directly over
the old lineleum. Is this a
good idea?
AnSwer-If the linoleum is
adhering firmly to the wood
flooring rubber or vinyl tile
can be put down over it.
using the adhesive recon-
mended by the tile manu-
facturer. Be sure the old
covering is completely free of
all trace of wax, grease. oil,
dust, ETC.. before beginning
installation of tiles. Manu-
facturer's instructions sheets
for putting down the tile, over
an old floor covering, are
available at tile dealers.
Diseourosins Sporrows
QuestiOn-Do you know of
any way to discourage
sparrows from staying around
buildings? They are just
spelling everything on the
porch and sides of the build
ing. I've tried filling in their
nesting places on the porch
but they still stay around.
Answer-There is a geIati-
Evening star., 1960-05-07

ton is now available at large
garden supplies dealers for
diScouraging birds from
roosting where not wanted;
just spread this material
where the birds usually roost;
not harmful. just unpleasant
to the birds feet and claws.
An application is good for
about a year.
Stoined Coffee Maker
Question: have a silex-
type chrome coffee maker. It
has gotten very black inside;
steel-wooling does no good.
Can you suggest anything to
remove this discoloration?
Answer.-An almost magic
stain remover for tea and
coffee stains on plastic ware
can be used, following direc-
tions on the container. 1t is
a white powder to be added
to water in the coffee maker
and boiled up. Available at
large housewares and hard
ware dealers.
Tile Over LinoIeum
QueStiOn-My kitchen limo
leum is about IL years old.
1t was laid over wood floor
Evening star., 1960-05-07

Mr.. Whitman offers read
ers leaflets on a variety of
subjects concerning home
repair work. If you would
like to have his leaf1et WIZ.
Getting Rid of Household
Pests" send 10 cents in coin
to him, P. o. Box go. Station
G, New York 10. N. Y.
tReleased by Consolidated News
Features, Inc)
Evening star., 1960-05-07

nous preparation available
for spreading around to dis
courage birds from roosting.
An application is good for
about a year: it is odorleSs
colorless. 1t is not harmful
to the birds. but is un-
pleasant to their feet and
claws. The preparation is
available at large garden
supplies dealers and some
housewares stores.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
Helpful Answers to Queries

Question-We are paneling
our recreation room with
Philippine mahogany ply
wood panels. What finishing
steps are necessary? We wish
to maintain the light color
of the wood.
Answer-Philippine mahog-
any is not a true mahogany
and the grain tends to raise
with a water stain even more
than natural mahogany does.
After applying natural filler,
recommend applying two
thin coats of pure, fresh
white shellac. thinned half
and-half with denatured
alcohol, or coats of clear
varnish.
Point for PIostered Walls
QuestiOn-What type OIL
base paint should be used on
two-year-old plastered walls?
Should the walls be sized?
Answer-As the walls are
two years old, they no longer
contain any free lime, which
would require neutralizing
before applying paint. AS
plaster is porous, the first
coat should fill the pores, to
prevent uneven paint alb
Sorption. A size of varnish,
shellac, or weak glue water
is often used; or fiat wall
paint of same color as the
finish coat, thinned with a
pint of raw linseed oil to
the gallon.
At least three days should
be allowed for drying. The
second coat should be fiat
wall paint thinned with q
pint of turpentine to the
gallon. After five days for
drying, a finish paint, either
fiat or glossy. is put on as 1t
comes in the can. With
vlnyl plastic paints, all such
preparations are unnecessary.
MeoIy PIoster
QueStiOn-The plaster in
the living room is mealy and
the wallpaper is dropping of.
What can I do short of re-
moving all the plaster? The
plaster in the other rooms
holds the paper.
Answer-Other than re-
plastering, the only sugges-
ton I can offer is that you
put up panels of plaster
board, or other wallboard
sheets, on 1-inch furring
strips. A variety of this type
of material is available at
building supplies dealer, to-
gether with detailed instruc-
tionS for installation.
Eliminating Pigeons
Question - The neighbor-
hood we live in seems to be
just a happy preserve for
pigeons. They are making
a mess Of the house. Is there
any way to keep them away
from our vicinity?
AnSwer-You can protect
your house against their
roosting any place on it. An
odorleSs, gelatinous prepara-
Evening star., 1960-05-07
CORAL HILLS. ID. G.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
400 BURLINGTON PLACE

Detached brick Colonial with center hail. bedrooms finished re
creation screened porch garage breakfast ueov uny
extTos. Upper 20s.
Mass Are TO L6h ST riob N BHnoou pi and
right to -
Evening star., 1960-05-07
CHEVY CHASE. ID. c.

OEOI OHEV1 OHASE PAHkWAY
Snort brick detoehed corner town house bedrooms
bot poneIed reereuon porch garage Nor finest Schools
enureh transportation deo for medical offices Just block
off Conn Ave- Md-20s
TO Reach: Out Conn Pkwy open
Evening star., 1960-05-07

MeoIy PIosteT
Questionable plaster in
the living room is mealy and
the wallpaper is dropping of.
What can I do short of re-
moving all the plaster? The
plaster in the other rooms
holds the paper.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
s BEDRooMs, PLus LIBRAR,

OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY, NOON TIL DARK
DIRECTIONS: Out Wisconsin Ave- to Bradley Blvd left ON
Brudley Bd zl0 miles Brudmoor Drive right on Brudmoo
Drive follow dreetonoI model home oR-out Wis
eonsn Ave- to Bonk Of Bethesda left Old Georgetown R
Huntington Pokwoy left Huntington Powuy to Brodey Blvd
ond DrudmOor Drive right Brudmoor Drive follow deetionu
signs TO top Of hill and model home
Evening star., 1960-03-23
AAA Protests Idea
Of Road Tolls Into DC.

The American Automobile
Association has appealed to
Senate District Committee
Chairman Bible to help stifle
an administration suggestion
that highway tolls might cut
m etropolitan transporta-
ton traffic congestion.
Russell E. Singer. executive
vice president of the AAA, wrote
Senator Bible, Democrat of
Nevada, after the Senator him.
self spoke up for eventual tolls.
He expressed his preference on
a television show over the week
end.
What concerns us about this
situation, Senator, is that it has
gone way beyond the suggestion
stage and is now before Con-
gress in a communication from
President Eisenhower addressed
to Vice President Nixon and
Speaker Rayburn," Mr.. Singer
wrote.
Fears Grave Abuse"
He enclosed a copy of the
Commerce Department trans
portation policy program, for
warded by the President last
week. 1t urges Congress to in
vestigate possible amendment
Of highway law to allow charges
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Trusteeship for Berlin
Proposed by Mansfield

or some other international
body. with neutral forces re-
Sponsible to its authority until
such time as it is once again
the capital of all Germany.
Let this new interim status
for the entire city be guaranteed
by the allied nations, by the
Communist nations, by the
United Nations. Let the cost
of maintaining the city in trust
be borne by the two principal
German political authorities
which have the greatest stake
in it-by Bonn and Pankow-
in proportions equal to the au-
thority which they claim"
Senator Mansfield suggested
that if the military confronta-
ton at Berlin could be ended
and followed by some progress
then there could be general
easing of the entire European
military conformation.
IF one holds, as hold. that
the present stalemate is not in
our highest interests" said
Senator Mansfield, land if we
are to have a chance to avoid
both the pitfalls of appease-
ment and conflict in the days
and years ahead, then these
elements of a new policy are
worthy of the most careful and
continuous consideration"
Evening star., 1960-03-23
BY JOHN A. NEARY
Star STAFF Writer

Washington dogdom was in
its glory this morning as a
nulking brown mongrel out
witted the Districts pound
master and escaped three
wagons from the pound in a
three-mile high-speed chase
across the Ellipse and through
dense traffic
Morning ruSh-hour motor
lists even got into the act as
they ran interference for the
unidentified mutt in his race
down New York avenue from
the Ellipse to D street, and
along Constitution avenue until
he vanished near the Lincoln
Memorial.
First seen yesterday as he
stared wistfully at passing cars
Evening star., 1960-03-23

Senator Mansfield. Democrat
Of Montana, today proposed a
United Nations trusteeship for
the entire city of Berlin as a
solution to the stalemate be-
tween the East and West over
that world trouble spot.
In a speech prepared for Sen
ate delivery, he indicated that
there is no use in hoping that
the question of reuniting Ger
many can be solved immediate
ly either on the Vests terms or
on those of the Soviet Union.
But he suggested that a trustee
ship solution for Berlin might
ease the tension and even pave
the way for a valid withdrawal
of both Soviet and allied forces
from Berlin.
Referring to the immediate
Berlin problem, which is ex-
pected to be discussed at the
East-West summit conference
in May, Senator Mansfield
said: The answer for peace,
it seems to me, lies in a change
of status for all Berlin, for
East no less than West Ber-
lin. The answer lies in agree
ment which permits this city
the entire city-and its
routes of access to be held in
trust by the United Nations
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Titun Passes
Second Test
In Long Shot

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla,
Mar. % (AP).-The Titan has
passed its second long-range
flight test and the Air Force
expects to accelerate its test
program to make up for time
lost because of a series of fail
ures.
One Of the 98-foot intercon-
tinental range giants success
fully few a 5.000-mile course
yesterday. This was the Sec
ond Titan flight over this range
in a month and raised Air
Force hopes that the missile
has licked its problems.
A rash of explosions and
other mishaps in a 10-month
period dating to last May has
left the program everal
months behind schedule.
officials reported after yes
terday's success that TitanS
probably will be fired at a one
a-week clip to close the gap
left by the Setbacks.
The Titan has a potential
range Of 5000 miles. But mis-
siles launched in the current
phase of the test program are
not fully fueled, accounting for
the shorter ranges.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Beutnik Given
New Chance to
Report for Droft

Richard Lawson Dabney, a
beatnik poetry reader at a
Washington coffee house, who
is accused Of failing to report
for induction at Decatur, Ga,
on March Q, was released yes
terday under $500 personal
bond to enable him to report
to a local draft board.
United States Commissioner
James F. Splain, in releasing
Dabney, continued the case for
a hearing on April S. If Dab
ney in the meantime has re-
ported for induction, the
charge of having failed to re-
port in Georgia is expected to
be dropped.
Dabney, 26, was arrested the
night of March IL by FBI
agents, who said they found
him asleep in the back room
Of the Java Jungle, 2100 block
OF Pennsylvania avenue NV.
He previously was associated
with the Coffee n Confusion
Cafe.
A spokesman for the FBI
quoted Dabney as saying he
never had received the notice
from the Georgia draft board
to report. He was first taken
before Commissioner Splain on
March IL. At that time the
case had been continued to yes
terday for a hearing.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Mutt RunsL LikeWhippet
Dodging Net in roffic

on the Fourteenth Street
Bridge, the dog got his picture
on the front page of The Star.
Then he escaped pursuing
poundmen in heavy traffic.
At 8 o'clock this morning a
passer-by spotted him again,
lounging around the Ellipse.
At $40 he was seen happily
inspecting trees and trash bas-
ketS near Seventeenth and E
streets NV.
He avoided a photographer
and reporter who tried to
catch UP with him but showed
no fear of diSinterested pedes-
trians. At 1922 am. three
pound wagons pulled up, men
with nets piled out and the
chase was on.
Bolting back across E street
onto the EllIrse, the dog quickly
outdistanceo the painting net
men. The three trucks, with
Poundmaster John King at
the wheel of one. pulled onto
the grass of the Ellipse.
Tanning out. the three black
trucks raced back and forth
across the Ellipse while pedes-
TRANS md passing motorists
stopped to cape. The watchers
cheered when the dog, in a
burst OF speed. headed UP
Seventeenth street. He con-
tinued west on New York ave-
nue., then south toward the
Lincoln Memorial.
Their red lights flashing, the
three trucks followed.
That dog can really run, &"
Mr.. King grudgingly admitted
back at his Office after the
fruitless chase.
The dogcatchers gave up in
the vicinity of the Lincoln
Memorial. They said they would
go out later in the day when
traffic was lighter.
Meanwhile scores of calls
continued to pour into The Star
switchboard from persons in
quiring about the dog. The
pound also reported receiving
many calls since the dogs pic
ture appeared.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Fall Kills Official
Fearing Blindness

SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. %
tAPD.-Victor Avendano, Vene-
zuela's 59-year-old consul gen.
eral in Tokyo who feared he
was going blind. dropped to his
death yesterday in a stairwell
at the Canterbury Hotel.
Mr.. Avendano was in despair
over his eyesight, a spokesman
at the Venezuelan consulate
general here said.
1--WE told him there was hope,
but he wouldn't believe us. We
hoped he might accept some
psychiatric help, but he said he
thought he would return to
Tokyo instead" one of his COL
leagues said.
Mr.. Avendano, a bachelor,
few here from Tokyo in Janu-
airy to undergo the first of two
operations for a. detached
retina. 1t was considered a
success, but on the return to
Tokyo he fell i'll.
He returned to San Fran
cisco for the second operation
in February and afterward
moved into the Canterbury.
His jacket was found draped
ever the sixth floor bannister
above the spot where he
plunged down the stairwell to
the second floor landing.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Plane Missing
With 4 Aboard

ELKINs, w. Va, Mar. 23
(AP).-An air and ground
search was under way in the
mountains of Northeast West
Virginia today for an Air Force
plane missing with three men
and a woman aboard.
Snowdrifts on the ground and
.low-hanging clouds almost
down to the mountain tops
hindered the search for the
twin-engine CAS-. The last
heard from the plane was a
radio report at $50 pm. yes
terday.
The pilot gave his position
as 80 miles east of Elkins and
said he was having trouble with
one engine. The plane also was
icing up and had come down
to $500 feet.
Capt. George Barbour, afout
"a, of Florence, S. c., Air Force
liaison officer for the South
Carolina wing Of the Civil Air
Patrol, was plotting the plane.
Other aboard we're:
Mrs. Elizabeth D. Tucker, 46,
a Richmond CVa.) school teach
er and CAP lieutenant colonel;
DR.. Monroe L. Hatch of Sum-
ter, S. c.. aviation education
director for the Middle East
region of CAP, and Mai. Clar-
.ence Bomar of Raleigh, N. c., a
professor at North Carolina
State College.
The plane took of from Flor
ence, S. c., yesterday. Mrs.
Tucker boarded at Richmond.
The party was headed for Den
yer, Colo, to attend an aviation
education conference for teach
ers. The planes next stop after
Richmond was to have been
Lockbourne Air Force Base,
Columbus, Ohio.
Evening star., 1960-03-23

on city highway gateways to
help divert auto commuter
travel to mass transit.
I'VE regard this proposal to
establish toll gates at the en-
trance to cities as inequitable,
unjustiflable. highly discrimi-
mating against the private pas
senger car owner" Mr.. Singer
added. "If adopted, it would be
a grave abuse Of the powers Of
Government"
Senator Bible referred to tolls
as a possible means of financing
the Washington Metropolitan
rapid transit system envisioned
by the administration in sep
arate legislation. The President
called for creation Of a new
Federal agency to start plan
ming and building the transit
system. Senator Bible intro
duced this proposal for the
administration.
Long Way OF
The Senator commented that
the system eventually might be
self-supporting through fares
charged transit riders and tolls
imposed on inner and outer
highway loops around the city
Of Washington. He stressed,
however. that any toll system
would not be adopted for a
very, very long time"
He also noted that he was
aware Of the AAA opposition
to tolls. But increased transit
patronage-brought about by
forcing auto drivers to change
their transportation habits
was the real key to swift move
ment in congested metropolitan
areas, he said.
Mr.. Singer, in his letter, ex-
pressed confidence that mem-
bers of Congress would take
a more practical and realistic
Evening star., 1960-03-23

view than the executive branch
has taken. and win recognize 1t
Is possible to attain q reason
able balance between mass
transportation and transporta-
ton by automobiles without un-
reasonable restrictions upon
either"
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Boss Helps Girls
Flee London Fire

LONDON. Mar. % (AP)-
Twenty-Five girls were lowered
to safety by their boss from the
window of a blazing dress fac
tory yesterday.
With his back propping the
window open, manager Lionel
Simmons dangled the girls over
the ledge and dropped them on
to a roof 20 feet below.
Afterward, he got three male
employees out the same way,
then followed them.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Art Sought in. Ruins

BERLIN. Mar. % (AP.-
Authorities in Communist East
Berlin say they have dropped
plans to blow UP ruins of the
300-year-old Crown Princes
palace. 1t is believed the ruins
may contain works by Adolph
Won Menzel, a 18th Century
German artist. Workmen will
use pick and shovel to clear
the ruins instead of explosives.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
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