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simply by maintaining the U. N.
flag as a symbol of the world
organizations presence.
1t may find it expedient and
even necessary to avoid trying
to spread itself too thin. This
would be one way to avoid
showdown over the Katanga
dispute.
Many Peace Missions
The U. N. has had a lot of
experience with peace missions
of various sorts. These have
ranged all the way from civil
lian observers to the UNEF
project, which has involved a
force of 5000 men and cost the
U. N. almost $100 million since
it was created in 1856 to police
the 1Sraeli-Egyptian border.
In comparison with the
congo force, UNEF operation
was much simpler. The mis-
sion was mainly one of form
ing a buffer and patrolling an
uninhabited desert border.
This means there was little
contact with the population.
Most Kept in Force
There are, however, some
lessons to be learned from
experience. One is that it is
easier to get a U. N. force
created than to get it liqui-
dated. Only rarely has a U. N.
peace mission been recalled or
abandoned.
One notable instance is the
military observer group sent
to Lebanon in 1858. This was
completely dissolved. Another
example is the Balkan Peace
Observation Commission, which
in the late 1940s watched the
border between Greece and its
Communist neighbors.
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a complicated political Sltua-
ton involving an explosive in
ternal struggle and an East
West conflict which might
make it a cold war issue. The
Soviet Union is limiting at pos
sible intervention.
The Congo force faces the
problem of restoring and main
tanning order in a vast area
of 100000 square milestone
third the size of the United
States-with approximately g.
900 men.
There are language and racial
problems. but these are being
met largely by using mostly
French-speaking African troops.
Belgian Troops Problem
Two big unanswered queS-
tionS are: Can the u. N. force
avoid becoming involved with
Belgian troops which are stay
ing in the Congo at least dur
ing the transition period? And
what will be the role of the
U. N..sforce in. the controversy
over the secession of the rich
Katanga province?
Either of these situations
could mean trouble for the U. N.
President Premier Noise
Tshombe Of Katanga has de-
clared he will not permit the
U. N. force to enter his terri
tory.
The exact role of the U. N.
group has not been clearly de-
fined. Because of it's size, it
may be used only in Leopold
vile or perhaps in the seaportS
to keep communications open
and to protect the technicians,
advisers, diplomats and other
foreigners in the Congo.
Some diplomats feel it would
have a stabilizing influence
Evening star., 1960-07-24
SAVE ON ALL TYPES OF BED PILLOWS

Diplomat White Goose Down, 22x38" Blue and white
woven cotton ticking. Comparable value 1926. 998
Amhurst 9O White Goose Feathers-0 Goose Down. 2lx27
cut size. Rose or blue floral cotton ticking
Comparable value 1885, 598
500 White Down-506 Feathers 2lx27 Pink
blue border cotton ticking Comparable value 995 79S
Koolfoam Foam Latex Premiu conditioned and oegyfree
Sonforized cotton with upper 814x27x5T for 98
P Dacron PoyeSte 227 size with 2Oounce filling Cannon
postes white Comparable value 500 498
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BEDSPREADS FOR HOME AND DORM

Rose Brocade" by Cabin Crafts heirloom design osepnk
offwhie cotton Colony CLOTH Rounded Twin double
Comparable value 81 SO $500
Morgan Jones Lness Radiant Here with Asco oyon hobno
and chenille border. coIors. Twin or DOUBLE
Comparable value. 1898 898
Permanently Pued Heirloom" by Bates heirloom type cotton with
round and hand knoed string fringe Antique white
Twin or double COMPARABLE value II so 225O
Washable McCampbel Cotton Corduroys, rounded 10
bock-to-schoo coors Twin comparable value Il o5 995
Double comparable value 1895. ll95
Louisville Polished Cotton Coverets machine washable quilted
design filling coo Twin DOUBLE Comparable
value 1895 849
Matching contour rue double Comparable value $50
$40
Louisville Indianhead Cotton Spreads dry Tons
boats or Western motif 699
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marSKJolo'S personal repreSen-
tative in Congo, DR.. Ralph J.
Bunche. The troops have been
moved to Belgian bases in Con-
go.
The U.N. said a nine-nation
military force of 5000 men is
now on hand in the Congo and
the total force will reach 12,140
within a week.
The figures were disclosed as
CongoleSe representatives con-
ferred privately for almost two
hours with Mr.. Hammarskjold
in advance of the arrival to-
morrow of Congolese Premier
Patrice Lumumba.
Arranging Lumumba Visit
Thomas Kama, minister
delegate from the Congo to the
U. N, said the meeting was de-
voted mainly to making ar
rangements for Mr.. Lumumba
to confer with Mr.. Hammarsk-
jold and other U. N. officials on
the problems confronting the
f1edgling African republic.
Mr.. Hammarskjold announced
he would be host at a luncheon
Monday for Mr.. Lumumba to
be attended by delegates of the
U. N. Security Council and the
nine-nation African bloc.
Mr.. Hammarskjold and his
staff have been working almost
around the clock in the wake
Of the action by the Security
Council 10 days ago authoriz-
ing him to send a military
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Red Group Honored

MOSCOW, July % (AP) -
The order of the Red Banner
of Labor has been awarded to
the Sklifosovsky First Aid Re-
search Institute, Tass reports.
The award marked the 150th
anniversary of the big Mos
COW institute, Tass said. and
recognized the achievement of
the medical workers in promot-
ing health services.
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MATTRESS AND TABLE PROTECTORS

Lady Ceacoud PadCovers Sonozed cotton cover and
skirt.
comparable value Sale
3ox76" twin $50 528
54x76" double 799 628
Louisville Anchored Estron Pads. Eon filled with white
CeuIose fiber Quilted and houeo Elastic anchor
band
comparable value Sale
Twin 3ex76" 499 398
Double, 54x76" 500 498
Lady Atkins Plastic Mattress Covers white and odoes Mo-
chine washable or steriIze in boiling water.
comparable value Sale
Twin fitted 259 19o
Double fitted 2o9 249
Twin zippered 399 I99
Double zpPered 499 399
Pillow protectors 99c 79c
Lady Atkins Muslin Mattress Covers Sonozed Stronoy toped
and full upper For twin double nnerspng foam
tresses foam box foam units Comparable value 499 399
Table Padding REGULAR pink
shears Vny top wipes ceon Curon backing holds
eotresston Lightweight for easy 46 WIDE Compor
able value 90. Yard ESQ
Koooam Foam Rubber Sumber add residence
Washable, non-oIergenc and Fobric -bockA
comparable Voue eao sno
Twin 36x7o - J99 23 22W
Double, 5Ox70" 999 l."
WGL-BIonket Bedding Floor
also Chevy Chose Wheaton Pozp and corners
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BeIgions Evacuated
From Congo Capital

UNITED NATIONS, NY, July % AP).-United Nations
Secretary General Hammarskod announced tonight Bel
gan troops have completed the evacuation of Leopode the
Congo capital.
The announcement said word Of the complete withdrawal
of the Belgans by pm tonight received from Mr. Ham
Evening star., 1960-07-24
U. N. Force in Congo
Faces New Dancers

UNITED NATIONS N Y, July % (AP).-The new u N.
military force in the Congo facing potentially
hazards than other mission
And that includes the u N emergency force in the Middle
East, the most nearly like the Congo force
The little Africa corps has been plunged into
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man discussed golf and other
sports land how he wanted to
be a doctor. :" She said she
was not concerned about his
being punished as she is lin
finding out who the people are
who want to kill my husband.
HE kept saying to me, I
don't know why I kidnapped
you, Mrs. Rothkrug said. She
said the gunman did not try
to harm her at any time.
A salesman, Amos Fleishman,
found Mrs. Rothkrug's husband,
moaning, with the left side of
his face shattered by a bullet
wound. Mr.. Rothkrug lay in a
bedroom of his elegant resi-
dence which overlookS Little
Neck Bay. The house once be-
longed to comedienne Martha
Raye.
His Condition Serious
Mr.. Rothkrug. who was in
serious condition at North
Shore Hospital in Manhasset,
said he thought it was two
armed men who tried to rob
his $4,000 home. But Mrs.
Rothkrug told authorities it
was one man.
When Mr.. Rothkrug con-
fronted the intruder in the
early morning. he was shot,
then bound with a telephone
cord.
After Mr.. Fleishman found
Mr.. Rothkrug. an alarm was
broadcast. A patrolman spotted
the car about seven miles from
Wallingford and gave chase
at speeds up to IS miles an
hour-until the Rothkrug auto
hit a fence.
Forced Into Trunk
II feel okay," said Mrs. Roth
krug. She said the gunman
drove to Hartford and forced
her into the trunk while he
stopped about 10 minutes there.
Another time, she said, they
halted for frankfurters and
soda pop.
He said to me, I don't care
whether I live or de-" the
young housewife said.
Mrs. Rothkrug said her q
year-old son, Hiram, awoke
while the gunman was at theil
home. She said Black was very
nice about my child and saio
he wanted me to feed him.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
TABLE FASHIONS AT BIG SAVINGS

Drpdy Stainresant Tablecohs and Sill
cone finish Little noron coors comparable value Sale
52<52" 800 290
52x7O" 500 49o
68" round or 60x9O" 7eo 679
Hemmed nopkins each SOC 49c
Spiece Irish Linen Place Mat Sets with deep hemsthed
lovely coIors Comparable value 500 499
Hand-embroidered Madeira Imports, Iinen
comparable value Sale
l5x24" to l5x7O" scorfs $50 to 800 199to699
6xl2" to l2xl6" doiies Csc to 22o 79cto1S9
l8x18" napkins, each 22o 199
Buca Vnycoated Rayon Tablecos royon "Son Spendors
with satin stripe and MyIor appealing coors
comparable value Sale
52x52" 34o 2so
52x7O" 45e 3So
90" round 500 499
oOx9O" 79o 6.79
6OxlO2" 800 759
Frenchnspred Quaker Lace Cloths elegant copies Of Aeenon
lace Spun oyon and cotton in white and
54x72" 9o5 799
63x81" or II" round 1895 800
72x90' obong or oval 12e5 9!99
72x08", obIong oval l4.95 1199
Evening star., 1960-07-24

Sovereign" Bath Towels, opuent in IS luscious coIors
comparable value Sale
Bath towels, 25x48" leo l6o
Hand towels, l6x28" 1le 99c
FocecIoths fneertiPs 4oc 59c
Tub mats 2Ox34" 2eo 239
matching cotton chenille bath rugs:
Both rugs 2lx36" 500 425
Lid covers 200 16o
Encore" Bath Towels with sturdy pe puckeesont border
strong sevoee 9 colors
comparable value Sale
Bath Towels 22x44" 1.3o lOo
Hand towels l6x26" 7oc Csc
FocecIoths l2xl2" 4Oc Soc
"DeDry Kitchen Towels, cotton linen qodenrod
blue red green checks 1885, Comparable 6Oc SOC
Blotter Kitchen Towels ntfree and royons white with
bands OF turquoise, green, yellow, pink or red 20x32".
comparable value Sale
soc 40c
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FIELDCREST BATH TOWELS AND RUGS

Royal Velvet Towels deep and dense piled with dolby border IL
delectobIe colors.
comparable value Sale
Both towels 27x52" 3oo 2oo
"Hond towels, 1912" lee I6o
SFocecIoths or fineerps 6oc 55c
Tub nots 22x36" 4oo 4l9
Also in stripes, 5 coIors
Breath of SPRING Towels oro prints fluffy tercoth Beige
pink turquoise white.
comparable value Sale
Both towels, 24x46" loo l6o
Hand towels, 1916" Liz 9oc
FoeecIoths, l2x2" 4oc 39c
Fneetips, lxlT SOC 49c
Tub mats, 23x34" 800 339
Mobility Bath Towels. Thick and thirsty with border Il
coIors.
comparable value Sale
Both towels 25x50" 2eo Ioo
Hand towels 6x3O" 169 139
Face cloths l3xl3" SOC 4oc
Pussyoot Acrian Acryl Rugs coressneN soft with Deep fluffy
pile Washable. II coors
comparable value Sale
II" round 6ee $50
24x36" oval 7eo 679
27x48" oval 1895 92o
Lid 2eo 249
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Check the hundreds Of exciting offerings this storeWde
timely items newly purchased from regular
and make homeone All exceptional typical Woodward
Lohop quality at generous savings.
Evening star., 1960-07-24

Cannon S6hread White Percaes luxury sovnq Fitted bot
tom sheets have Ezy-motc corners.
comparable value Sale
72xo8" 80 4 for $40
8lxO8" 33o 2S9
42x38R" cases for 50 for l.39
Twin bottom 2oo 239
Double bottom 33o 2S9
Bates George Washngtons Choice great
tensile strength for long life. PIoin-hem white
comparable value Sale
72xO8" twin bottom 499 500
7lx08" double bottom 59o 499
eOxO8" $40 $40
42x38R" cases l.39 o9c
45x3812" 1.49 100
Fieldcrest Scalopedhem Percaes white with pink bue yellow
green white scoIIoP.
comparable value Sale
72x1o8" BIS 33o
8lxIO8" AIS 379
42x38A" 100 99c
Utica "Spring Flowers" Percaes nucoo floral print white
comparable value Sale
72xlO8" with l8" panel print 3.4e 299
8lxl08" with Is" panel print 4.4o 800
42x38R" cases, overall print l.49 ll9
Twin botonn overall print 3.49 299
Double bottom, overall print 4.49 399
Evening star., 1960-07-24

Nonshrnk Chatham OronG Acrics, of ahtness and
warmth. Moth resistant and non-oegenc coors
comparable value Sale
56xeo" twin I4e5 lISS
8Ox90" double 1895 I38
ST. Mary washington Square, WooIen soft cozy to
resist moth damage. coors
comparable value Sale
6ox9o" twin $500 1905
8ox9o" double 5000 24o5
l08xoO" 45OO 3495
Lady Atkins Automatic Blankets blended royon cotton Ac
Ian oce Guaranteed for yeos Pink, bIue green beige
Sale
Twin, sing control 1875
DOUBLE single control 1795
Double dual control 2l95
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-
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-06-11
ElkS To Hold 18th
Annual Cocktail
Party Sunday

The 4th Annual Cocktail
Party of the Elks, will be held
Sunday, June II, 1860 at the
beautiful Elks Hall, located at
1915 Spaulding. Live movies
will be taken of yourself. Come
and have fun with us.
Donation will be 100.
Carlena Harvey. DIR. Ruler
Eddie Lou Allen, Chmn.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-06-11

cover any other car not SO mark
ed and fdentifiable as belonging
to Robbins Cab Service.
Jimmy Morgan.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-06-11

Williams, Hugh
Williams, Ida
Williams, James
Williams, LaWanda
Williams, Sandra
Willie, Margaret
Willis, Oradee
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-06-11

All of our cabs are plainly
marked for purposes of identifi-
cation and are fully insured.
This insurance, hover does not
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02

WHAT MAKES GIANT TOP NOTCH LAMB THE ciTYS FINEST
FEEDiNG ovoIiN feeding makes quoty meot Thots why
your Giunt demunds Genuine Spring Fed Lambs.
GRADING: Giant TopNoteh Genuine Spring Lambs
selected from the finest Hoeks and US.D.A. Govern
ment Graded PRIME and CHOICE.
TRINA: Gont Top-Noteh Genuine Spring Lomb IS close
trimmed You don't puy for wose. lnedibe portions
trimmed away before you buy.
Enjoy the qucy The flavor Of Genuine Spring Lamb OF
its finest
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
AUTOMO

1850 MERCURY: 2-door, partially
customized; body and motor ex-
cellent,- $50. Call after p. m.
RE. 1-641o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
- METROPOLITAN Silss

- METROPOLITAN Silss
Hordtep. Ivory ond white.
Rodio, heater whitswoII
tires and many o'hsr se-
cessoriss too numerous 10
mention.
80 Station Woson Siss5
Light blue. Equipped with
rodio, hsotsr, automatic
trensmission, power brokss.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
SAW ;l22332341{2 ARC 2a2
3:E311;%I7 {3 End RAMBLER
33!S;{jS!6&63&l 3S39|a;| ;|a9SSE!:2l1

- AMBASSADOR $76s5
An offieioFs cor. %-door
hordtop. Low miIsogs with
mony accessories such os
power steering, wsr
brokss, rodio, hsotsr and
mony other custom oeees-
sories. See This today
- De LUKE .S SI595
A-door sedan. LIGHT groy
finish. Equipped with ro.
dio, hsotsr. Used very
earsfulIyl
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22

- MERCURY SI79S
Monicloir hordtop. Alamo
beige ond rust, mo'chine
isothsr interior. Merco-
motto, yodio, heoter white
wall tires. This boby is
oIson. You must see 10
opprseio'el
~ PLYMOUTH SI095
Custom Suburbon stotion
aaon. Berkshire blue.
Automotie Nonsnission, ro-
dio. heotsr. Going ut q
fraction Of us original cost.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22

81 cHRYslER Sl5s5
New Yorker 4-door. Arm
old beige, whiiewoli tires.
Radio, heofer, ovtomotic,
power steering. ~sr
brokss. A gorgeous luxury
cor for your motoring pleos-
vrs. Low down poymen'I
IS PLYMOUTH - ssss
Custom s,oiion wagon, T.
door. Croy. Rodio, heo,sr,
push button drive. Recondi-
TONED and reody 10 aol
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22

81 DODGE sI2sy
4-door hurd'op. VorilIc
and blue. Automatic. rodio.
heoter, mony other fine
custom accessories.
So PLYMOUTH sloeS
Club coupe. Cherry ood
white. R 10, hecter.
,iondord shift. looks and
runs sscelIenf.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
AN% LOAN

Jus 5000 down, $ll6 monthly,
l.. VS. this darling, all-on -one-floor
3-p> droom home: tile bath; dis
posal, dry basement: near schools.
bus, v,cant. Carlton Schultz
Mgmt, i,>sltor. Ey. l-524O.
EV. 2-6787.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22

81 BUICK -.-..--. sl3ss
1-door hordtop. 7-ione ton.
Rodio, heoter, 0ynotlow.
Low mileoge. Used very
eorefuily.
81 CHEVROLET slIs5
s'o'ion wagon. Light green.
v-s. Popular stick shift.
Will 90 fosi ot this price.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22

SOUTH Euclid, by owner, 3843 Mer-
rymound rd.. st. Margaret Mary's
parish. Lowden school; Groom
colonial, Ia bath, wood-burning
fireplace. aluminium storm and
screens, carpeting. screened porch
low twenties. for appointment cali
EV. 2-2l29
EAST Cleveland. south OF Euclid.
11-room single: bedrooms on
Ind. 3 on 3rd, completely decor
ated and remodeled inside and
out; owner. Gil. i-4057, HI. 2-8244.
LOT in Euclid. on Edgecliff DIR.
KE. 1-2112.
GREENWOOD, 6-room frame home
with moderniZed kitchen, full
basement, large lot, 2-car garage
plus workshop. $4,000. KE. 1-50l4
BY owner, Chesterland, IS Marilyn
rd., off route 3O6. off Cedar rd.;
3-bedroom ranch. Ia baths, on !
acre; asking SIS 900. PO. 1-2l99.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
FOUND

HUB caps for auto, on East 147th
north of St. Clair, Sunday evening
on Treelawn, may have, II pay
for ad. Ii. 1898.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-02-04
Trapping Starts To
Pay Off Once Again
According To Report

The long-hairs are in demand
fur, that is. After being out OF
favor for a number of years
these furs are again bringing
better prices from wholesale buy
ers.
For years a trapper couldn't
give away opossums. Now one
brings top price of so cents,
the highest in many years. Coons
brought so to rs cents for several
years; now they are worth up
to $3.50. Skunks are bringing
as much as $l.25.
Reason for the increase de-
mand is the popularity of fur
trim on women's wear. Even red
and gray fox fur, not salable for
long period, now brings $10O
and SO cents, respectively.
The more staple furs are hold
ing steady muskrats at $1.0O
and minks up to $15. Weasels
bring $l.0C.
Muskrats and minks may be
taken through March IS. Racoon,
skunks and opossums are legal
game through Feb. 13 in Wild
life Zone No. l, the hill counties,
and through Feb. 20 in Zone No
2, the remainder of the state
Weasels and foxes are not pro
tected. .'t'
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-02-04
More Withholding
Funds Can Be Taken
During Pay Period

Federal income taxpayers who
are faced at tax time with large
additional payment to satisfy
their Indebtedness to Uncle Sam
have a way out in future years,
District Director P. l.. Charles
of the Internal Revenue Service
pointed out today
Additional sums may be added
to taxes withheld by the en-
ployer in cases of this kind, Mr..
Charles said.
There are various ways of
doing this" he added. eff tax
payer finds himself owing an
additional hundred dollars or
more Of tax at years end, he
should reduce his exemption or
dependency claims by one. This
will automatically increase his
tax payments over the year by
12O or more and may even result
in small refund.
taxpayers VINO lind them
selves owning lesser sums can,
in, most instances, arrange with
their paymasters or disbursing
offices to increase their with
holding two or three dollars per
pay period or whatever approx
mate sum may be required to
even out the tax owed"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-02-04
PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, February 8, 1860,
is the 50th anniversary of the
founding of the Boy Scouts Of
America as a program for all
boys, and
WHEREAS, The Boy Scout
program has affected the lives
Of 33,500,000 boys and men, and
now has an active enrolment of
more than 100000 Of whom 100
are active locally, and
WHEREAS, The movement
now observes its golden anniver-
sary and seeks to motivate all
its leaders to further and greater
effort on behalf of youth under
the theme of "For God and
Country and
WHEREAS, The Boy Scouts
of America, a great force for
training youth in right character
and good citizenship, will hold
its Fifth National Jamboree at
Colorado Springs, Colorado, this
July;
NOW THEREFORE, I, Chester
J. HOWiler, mayor of the city of
Caldwell, in the state of Ohio, do
hereby proclaim the week OF
February 7 to 13 as Boy Scout
Week.
I do urge our citizens tc
recognize the patriotic service
being performed for our com
munity by volunteer Scout lead
ers; to express their apprecia,
ton to the religious bodies
school organizations, veterans
associations, fraternal groups
and service clubs which sponsor
our Cub Packs, Boy Scout troops
and Explorer units, and help the
City of Caldwell to be repre-.
sented adequately at the grea'
national Scout jamboree thi:
summer.
In testimony whereof I have
hereunto signed my name of
ficially and caused the seal o.
the City of Caldwell to be affixed
this first day of February, 1860
| Chester J. HoWiler
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-02-04
South Olive
SOUTH OLIVE Cal

SOUTH OLIVE - Callers at
the A. V. Swain home were Mrs.
May Ball and Mrs Sue Barton.
G. D. Harper, Johnnie Harper
and Phil Davis were business
callers in GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Alta Clark has returned
home after a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Flossie Penny
Baker and family.
Mrs. Freda Sanford and Mrs.
Dick Sanford and son visited rel
atiVes in Massillon and Canton
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Swain and
son. were callers in Caldwell.
Callers at the Wiley Harpe,
home over the weekend were Mr.
Harold MILESTONE and family OF
GAINESVILLE, Mrs. Wava MILESTONE
and daughter, Ruth l.. Harper
and Willard and Villa Harper.
DWain Brown, Of Columbus
spent the weekend with his mo-
ther, Mrs. Irma Brown.
Mrs. Lillian Jordan was re-
moved from the Memorial hos,
pital, Marietta to her home.
Mrs. Myra RoWlands and
grandson, David Tidd were call
erS in Caldwell, Monday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-02-04
REAL estate
TRANSFERS

Irl G. KegerreiS to Adah M.
Kegerreis, Caldwell, lot No. 46,
~ interest, Samuel CaldWell's
first addition.
Paul Warner to Kathryn T.
Warner, Olive and Enoch town
ships, 1874 acres.
Wilbert and Bessie Schott to
Francis Thompson, Center town
ship, 70 acres.
James K. and Eva P. Heddles-
ton to Alfred Combs, Sr., Wayne
township, Sue-Lin acres, lot /
l.. E. Johnson (deceased) to
Edna F. Johnson, Buffalo, 1921
acres. Certificate of transfer).
Joseph and Lillian Crock to
Marie Crock and Dolores Schaf-
er, Olive township I2 interest
2.22 acres.
Leander Crock Get. all tc
Joseph Crock, Olive township
( 70 INTEREST,", 40 acres.
william and Eileen wells tC
Leander Crock and Reuber
Schafer, village Of Caldwell
(Olive), 21.15 acres
Trustees of Olive Greer
Church of Christ to The Frank,
lin Real Estate Co., Sharon town
ship, AS acres.
Ella Johnson to Paul r. anC
Hattie Davis, Noble township
1887 acres.
Winnie Belle Johnson to HON,
er Johnson, Caldwell, lot 34E
and part of No. 60
Franklin Real Estate Co. tC
The Ohio Power Co., Sharon
township, $3.50 acres.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-02-04
PROBATE COURT
News

Inventory and appraisement
filed in the estate of Walter
Brown.
Application for letters of ad-
ministration filed in the estate
of Cora Thompson.
Petition for authority to trans
fer certificate of title to motor
vehicle filed ir the estate of Co.
lumbus A. Hesson.
AnsWer-cross petition filed in
the estate of Veronica Kress.
Application for letters of ad-
ministration, bond of administra-
tor filed in the estate of J. W.
Walters.
First and final account, ap-
plication for transfer of real
estate filed in the estate of Win
ME Johnson.