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Retired Capt. Allen Hobbs,
81. wartime commander Of the
Navy cruiser Columbus and
wartime Governor Of Samoa,
died yesterday at the United
States Naval Hospital, Bethes-
da. He lived at 1904 Garfield
terrace NV.
Prior to his retirement seven
years ago due to disability,
Capt. Hobbs had served five
years here as deputy hydro
grapher for the Navy.
A native of Lowell, Mass, he
was the son of the late Alex
ander F. and Louise A. Hobbs.
He attended st. Paul's Prepara-
tory School in Concord, N. H,
before entering the Naval
Academy.
After his graduation from
the Academy in 1919, he saw
duty aboard several ships, in
GLIDING the destroyer Fox,
which was attached to the
Near East Detachment during
the Greek Turkish war.
Aide to White House
Capt. Hobbs came to WASH
ington in 1925 for q two-year
tour Of duty as a White House
naval aide and as an officer
aboard the old presidential
yacht Mayflower.
He was given command of
the destroyer Maury in 1927.
He later was assigned to duty
at the Naval Academy. aboard
the battleship New Mexico and
the carrier Yorktown.
From 1910 until the out
break Of World War II, Capt.
Hobbs served here with the
Office of the Chief of Naval
Operations. During the early
part Of the war he commanded
the supply ship Rixey, which
saw action in the Solomon Is
lands area. He was awarded
the Bronze Star for his work
with the Rixey.
In 1914, he was appointed
Governor of Samoa. He re-
ceived a letter of commenda-
ton for his work there from
Fleet Admiral Chester w.
Nimitz. During the latter part
Of the war he commanded the
cruiser Columbus.
Wife, Children Survive
From 1916 until his retire.
ment. Capt. Hobbs served here
as a naval photographer.
He was a member of the New
York Yacht Club, the Army
Navy Club and the Army Navy
Country Club.
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Kote BoyIiss, SO,
Ex-D. G. Resident

Miss Kate P. Bayliss, SO, a
former resident of the District
and a retired United States
Geological survey employee, died
Tuesday in Richmond after a
brief illness.
A native Of Hanover County,
near Richmond, she was the
daughter Of the late Silas P.
and Elizabeth Ann Bayliss.
Miss Bayliss came to Wash
ington as a young woman and
for more than 80 years was a
clerical employee with Geo.
logical Survey.
After her retirement in the
1905. she returned to Rich
mond. She was living with
two nices, Miss Martha Beal
and Mrs. William II. Rose, at
the time Of her death.
While in Washington, Miss
BayliSs was a member of the
Central Presbyterian Church.
Graveside services were held
yesterday in Richmond.
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Henry Bartholomew.
Congress Candidate

SARASOTA. Fla. Nov. "a
(AP).-Henry s. Bartholomew,
unsuccessful Republican candi-
date for Congress in the No.
vember 8 general election, died
today Of a heart ailment.
Mr.. Bartholomew, so, was de-
feated by Representative James
A. Haley. d.
A native of Philadelphia, Mr..
Bartholomew moved to Sara
sofa in 1916, entered the real
estate and insurance business,
and served as legislative chair
man for the Florida Association
of Realtors. He was a member
of the Florida Legislature for
three consecutive terms start
ing in 1852. In 1854 he was
named the first legislative
minority leader.
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Mrs. Ellen Fraser Dies:
Ex-School Health Chief

Mrs. Ellen D. Fraser, former
supervisor Of health. physical
education, athletics and safety
in the District public schools,
died Saturday In Tucson, Ariz.
Mrs. Fraser retired August
80. 1859. and moved to Tucson,
where she was associated with
the University of Arizona.
Before her work as a super
visor in the junior and senior
high schools, she was supervi-
sor Of elementary physical
education.
Previously she had taught
at Mary Washington College,
Fredericksburg. va; the Uni
versity Of Florida, Tallahassee,
Fla, Majorie Webster College,
Washington. and the University
Of Maryland.
Mrs. Fraser received her
education at Albany IN. "
Teachers College, Sargent
School Of Physical Education,
Boston, and Teachers. College,
Columbia University, New York,
where she received her
masters degree.
She also did graduate work
In psychology and psychiatry
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Brafha

oNs ss:nSsSrs . n 1880. o q .h ra1WSs ssS
JosERH n. 9EiAs q = i17sS esp.
,tcl View driys. kensing.en: Nd
father Of Mrs, Douglas <. strossi
AMI. Mrs. William K. Patton, son
Of Mrs. Sophia ulias and brother
q MIRA, Charles Pernot. Mrs. Frank
qnrE. Mrs, Edward Soltisik. Mrs.
Peter, John and Walter UIias. There
nlso are six grandchildren, Mr..
phrey Fueral Home. s434 deoTgia
s sssl silver N spErins; Nd: sDaEktns
WALKER. WILLIAM Z. On wednes-
gay kS9gxWsmssr n. 1890. wILLIAM
viyed by two cousins and and friends.
After. z pm. Friday. November IS.
neral Home. l16 Massachusetts ave,
NV where services will be held
am. Interment Woodlswn ceme-
terry.
Noysnbsst ~ lihsso. o. gos TEasssaszi
loved wife Of Robert A. waller, Sr
Mrs; Elsie Winslow; her father,
S9MS sSn !, 4 hasao, bret brother: Daniel Daniel
in-law. Mrs. Dorothy Man; . niece,
Donna Mann, and other relatives
and friends. After $3.50 pm. Fri
day, November rs. friends may call
at the Robinson Funeral Home, 1913
ment Boston. Mass.
HENRIETTA. On
Tuesday. November e, 1860. HEM
RIETTA WASHINGTON, Of 1905
y yOsed a VII. a y M.P PARK Ms.S de-
ton and mother of James W., r.;
Robert. Leo and Joseph washington.
sws, other relatives and friends.
mSi,ss 81 81 f Roiini later Arra1ss-
ssseyyemBsI 20; 1850. a his Tssidenes''
WITT Rsls ssInv.S g. ,u Sc JOHN T.
garet 4. White. brother Of Grover
e: White and uncle Of Upton and
Lee McDearmon. Funeral services
At the Simmons Bros, Funeral Home.
i iUgI Sood HOPE 49, RI Sc. parking
Hin Cemetery stephens City. va. IS
WHITE, WILLIAM WOOD. On Nom
Day. November 81. 1850. WILLIAM
WOOD WHITE Of lilo Eye st.
ne. beloved husband Of Mrs. Annie
Wood White and brother Of Mrs.
MARY c. Banks and Herbert and
Luther white. Also surviving are
otner relatives and many friends.
friends are invited to call az the
Mcclure Funeral Home. 1920 9th
ST. NV, where services will he
held Ct II noon Saturday. Novem-
Der 20. Interment WoodlaWn Gene
terry. IS
WlLTBERqER. ROBERT z. LEE, On
wednesday. November 90, 1860,
ROBERT &. LEE WILTBERGER OF
l02 Chevy Chase dr., Chevy Chase.
Mo-, beloved husband Of Virginia
Noble Harwo0d Wiltberger and father
o. Noble Harw0od Wiltberger, Sery-
ices ana tnterment private. rs
ZIRKLE. MELVIN O. On Tuesday.
November 90. 1860, MELVIN B..
ZIRKLE.. beloved father OF William
"a. Zirkle and brother OF Arnold
Ztrkle and Verde Shaner, Friends
may. call ut the Robert A, Mat
tingly Funeral Home, l31 18th st.
s.e... after q pm. Thursday. No
yemher "a, where services will be
held on saturday. November "a.
At / pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Gem
20
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Navy Capt. Allen Hobbs, 81,
Wartime Governor of Samoa

Besides his wife. Fayette
Louise Hobbs, of the home adj
dress, he leaves two sons,
Charles, Of 6308 Avalon drive,
Bethesda. and Navy LII. Allen
Hobbs. jr., Of 2712 South Ives
street, Arlington. and a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles E. Wilson OF
Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala.
He also leaves three grand
children.
Friends may call at Gawler's
Chapel. 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. Funeral services will
be held at l pm. Monday in
the Fort Myer Chapel. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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PARHAM. AGNES C. In loving mem.
DRY Of our mother, AGNES c. PAR
HAM, who passed away seventeen
years ago today. November "a, 1913.
Your memory 10 q keepsake
With which We will never part;
Though God has you in His keeping,
YOUR i bAua afEf Ker A 4 III d hssT
TAN, GLENDORA CARTER. LU-
CILLE HILLS AND MARY WILL
RODRIGUEs. LULU E., KING, EVE
GnN i minn pem eYyn3 Ct our loved
1emser a. i KN an wG ns ssft US 1888 49,
If + ever sy.r ,S love existed existed, .r.v.
II ever souls filled their missions,
DEyoTTE5SGIYss.' EDNA sul SNp NE MERe SGf:
ELLINGTON. ED. ROY.
ROSS. MABEL O. In loving memory
Of our. mother. MABEL o, ROSS, who
S Sisd r. iou IsS ysars ago today NoVem-
We do no not d forget her. we loved her
For her memory to fade from our
lives like q dream
Our lips need not speak when our
hearts mourn sincerely.
Col BllCl uAbCh uWGh0 WuETb IL
HER as5 Dz }SsE CONSTANCE. A.
ROSS, MABEL o. In loving memory
OF my dear sister, MABEL o. ROSS.
who passed away four years ago
today, November "a. 1856.
Loving and kind in all her ways.
Upright and lust to the end of her
Sincere and true in her heart and
What beautilful memories she left
SISTER, LENoRA.
WOODWARD, ANTHONY T. In sad
er, ANTHONY r. (TEDDY1 WOOD
WARD, who left this world four
years ago today, November "a,
Just a line of sweet remembrance,
just a memory fond and true;
There is not day, dear Brother,
That we do not think of you.
God gave me the grandest of brothers,
One so thoughtful and kind;
All my life I have been thankful
For you. wonderful brother of mine
@. IRENE SCOTT AND JUSTINE v.
WOODWARD, ANTHONY +. In loving
memory Of my dear brother, AN
THONY T. WOODWARD. who passed
away four years ago today. Novem-
Der "a, 1855.
Months and years 90 swiftly by,
But love and memories never die
YOUR DEVOTED SISTER, LAURA
c. FORD.
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Edith Lorund

NEW YORK, Nov. a (AP)-
Edith Lorand, go. concert VIC.
inist, died yesterday. She had
been i'll with cancer of the liver.
Miss Lorand. wife OF Egon
Hood. an artist, was born in
Budapest and had appeared in
recitals at most Of the music
centers in Europe and the
United States.
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Darn nf Chunks

ToBIN, MICHAEL 2. The family q
to thank and express. their appfe.
citation to the many friends and
neighbors who were so kind and
thoughtful to them in their recent
J JtIsSiSaee TIosIN AND CHILDREN.
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DEATHS

Announcement Of
Services By Chambers
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JACKSON. ELIZABETH. ON wedn.,.

day, November 81, 1850. at her
ELiSABErH JACKSON sos the y beloved
mother Of Helen J; Marshall and
Olivia Carter, Maymie Jones, Lillian
Hawthorne and Helen Payne. She
also Is survived By other relatives
and many friends. After / pm.
call at the william spanRier Fu-
neral Home, 524 Sth st. ne, where
services will be held on Saturday,
November 20, at l pm. Interment
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H 1.nss sAL! IL 1872 az sSnfe M
HILL Of sl7 5 St. NV. beloved
wife. Of Colt Hill. She also is
survived by other relatives and
friends. The late Mrs. Hill may
be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Thursday. November "a. Funeral
on Friday. November 25, from the
Tenth Street Baptist Church, 1896
10th st. NV. at l pm. Interment
NeNherry. 8 C.
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adobe G. In memory Of
my dear wife and our devoted
mother ADDIE @. MAVRITTE, who
passed away three years ago today,
November "A. 1857.
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled;
A place Is vacant In our home
Which never can be filled.
WILLIAM H. MAVRITTE AND Chill
DREN.
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Monday, November Il, 1860, al
fs Rsssisssn's aR lsSs s RsEs RI mother
of Mrs Mavis Colclough and sister
of Mrs. Wyllie Kenning OF Van
couver. British Columbia, Canada
Friends may call at the 8. H. Hines
Go, Funeral uTtsr Home, 3sol l4th St.
vember "A. Services at the above
funeral home on Friday, November
20, at > pm. parking facilitiesl.
Interment privatee. "a
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HUTCHEsON, John LEE ROY. OF

l734 Potomac ave. Sc. on November
-, 1860. husband of Victoria b.
Hutchinson and father Of Fred b.
Hutcheson. Maxine G. Walker and
MARGARET l.. Schiffbauer. He also is
survived by i've grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren. Services at
the Chambers Funeral Home. 517
18th St. Sc. on Monday, November
IS, at 1 pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 81
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HOBBS, CAPT, ALLEN. USN (RetIred).
On Wednesday, November %. 1860,
at Bethesda Naval Hospital. CAPT,
ALLEN HOBBS. USN lretiredl. Of
huSband of Fayetts pnrcs,I Eohbs
and father Of Charles Allen Hobbs,
Helen Hobbs Wilson and 1t. Allen
Hobbs. IT., USN. He also Is sur
vived by three grandchildren. Serv-
Chapel on Monday. November IS,
at / pm. Interment Arlington Ma
x, tional Cemetery. 24,25,27
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SAUNDERS. ALFRED. On Sunday
s sSXs%ssE 20. s.dIa 1889; 4, ALFRED
husband Of Lucille Saunders' son ~
Louise Saunders and brother Of
Ma6el Jones. He also is survived
by two aunts, other relatives and a
host Of friends. After 5 pm. Fri
day, November 25, friends are in
vited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1432 You, St. NV, where funeral
services will be held on Saturday,
November 20. at pm, the Rev.
John H. Satterwhite oficiatinR In.
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DA ~, cNM oHsLSs;. sudsdss n on Mon;
DAY Of 1905 H st. NV M M bsS
y survived By devoted wife, Mrs.
mary Day; tive nieces, one nephew.
two sisters-in-law and other rels,
ives an9 friends. After 2 pm.
FTiuay, November IS, friends NAV
call at the Joynes Funeral Home.
ZIG MASSACHUSETTS ave, NV, where
services Will be held on Saturday
november 20. at 2 pm, Interment
Woodlewn Cemetery.
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AEAS 1ER, hUWAMU UDX. Suddenly,
HOWARD Guy KEisTER Of 1850
Lanier place nv. BELOVED husband
ard 3. Keister Of Lancaster, Pa,
and John 8. Keister Of Jeannette,
Pa; brother Of Ralph E Keister
Of Mill Hall, Pa. Services at the
H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
29O1 18th St NV. on Saturday,
November 26. at 1 pm. (parkine
facilities). Interment Parklawn
Cemetery. A contribution to the
Heart Fund may be made as an
expression Of sympathy. %
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kEkGE, JULIA. OF 4429 Alabama ave.
Sc. on November %. 1860, wife Of
hilton zhfS XVIII Wsmm 0t mitebs Fl E EdmaDd
and Jack Kerge, Mrs. Marguerite
Norman and Mrs. Kay Keane; sis
ter OF Fred. Jacob, Norman and
Paulina Karouta. Mrs. Carmen Haley
is survived by nine grandchildren.
Remains at the Chambers Funeral
Home, SIT 18th ST. Sc. until 11:I5
am. SATURDAY. November 26 .Serv-
Church, 1895 18th st. NV at y
noon; Interment Washington Ma
tional Cemetery. %
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NANCE. AMANDA. Departed this life
on Tuesday. November ~, 1860, at
the District General Hospital,
AMANDA NANCE Of SIS I'd st. NV
devoted wife of Stonewall J. Nance,
ments by the Brown & Davidson
Funeral Home, Inc, $685. Eads st
me-. LU. 1886,
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W. KELLEY Of IL R St ne son
OF Charles and Juanita Kelley,
grandson Of Samuel and Mary KEEL
ley and Mrs. Elizabeth Fairfax.
Other relatives also survive, After
4 pm. Friday, November Is, friends
may call at his above late residence,
where services will be held on Satur-
day. November 70. at / pm. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
ARRANGEMENTS by Frazier. 25
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az lhssSini BAY i IS, d, AMI 4
the late Ellis c. Day and mother Of
Ellis e, Day. n. She also Is sur
yiyed BY. q sister. Miss Mabel {.
bpneips; ty1 brothers. Mr.. Charles
and three grandchildren. Relatives
and friends may call at the Gasch
Funeral Home. 4739 Baltimore ave :.
Hyattsyille. Md. until 9 am. Fri.
Gay. November 25; thence to st.
James Episcopal Church, Bowie.
Nd, where services will be held
e. 1880 am. Friday. Interment
Holy Trinity Cemetery. Coiling-
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McCLOSKEY. DAISY e. Suddenly, on
Mon Mecio NGysTO eF II 1880 SSoI palsy
t.. ate Pf Ear No. S Sseyed wife S Of
mother Of Mise Lula A, McCioskey:
s sf,sss: NAV as g., fs5os u S sss5h
Sparking oppositel., after Q pm
services will be held on Friday,
November 25, at 1870 pm, In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. "a
MCCLURE. DONALD v. On wednesday.
November 23, 1880, at George Wash
tingham ST.. Arlington: Va, beloved
father Of Stephen, Paul, Mary, John
and Oregon Mcclure and brother Of
Kenneth F; Mcclure Of Fails Church.
A. his late residence. REQUIEM mass
Taiy De No oTIsred at 80 an, sstur.
Calvary Memorial Park. Fairfax, Va.
Contributions may be made TO the
Arlington County Chapter Of the
american Cancer Society. rs
MCLAUGHLIN. GEORGE O. Suddenly.
on tuesday, November %, 1860,
GEORGE Q. MCLAUGHLIN, father
Of Harry B. Mclaughlin and Agnes
M. Foreman. Friends may call at
the T F. Costello Funeral Home.
1922 North Capital St, after II
ices on Saturday. November 90. at
10 am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. 25
McMAHAN. OSBIA.. On wednesday,
November 20, 1860, at his residence,
Ply 18th st. NV. Apt. ], OSB1A
McMAHAN. ARRANGEMENTS by Dovis
@. Brooks aIs1 Otis r. Allen.
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sARTON, LILLYIAN G. on TUESDAY.
soysmSsr s2. slII 1850. L!LLYIAN d.
Hyattsville, Nd. beloved wife al
Robert, A. sarton. She also IS sur
ytved by foster son, Eric Chris
Jensen. and two brothers. John &.
and z. Clyde Christensen. Services
Baltimore ave-, Hyattsville, Nd, on
Friday, November 25, at 2:3O pm.
Relatives and friends invited Inter
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Friends
may call after 8 pm. Thursday. Mo-
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TATUM, CHRISTOPHER. On Tues
d TopH FSve %S.T,,G 2a. 1890; CHRIS
/ Girard st. ne. Notice Of service
later, ARRANGEMENTS 81 the Fraziej
Funeral Home.
TESKEY, EVELYN. On "Wednesday
November 20, 1880, at the Wash
TEsKEY Of the Dorchester ss, hx ApsFt
mms ets Arlington, We. daushter 0
VT and Mrs. Walter, Teskey o
and Gilbert Teskey Of orov ffe
Calf. Friends may call at Gawler'
Chapel. 1856 Pa. ave. NV. (courtes,
parking opposite, after IL nooi
THURSDAY, November "a, where serv
Ices ICES yill be held on Friday, Novem
East Troy, Wis In lieu Of flower
contributions may be made to tn
Mary Katherine Adams Missioner,
Circle Of Glebe Baptist Church.
TURNER, GRACE ANN. On Wednesday
l NS1ysmbsr %. 1860. GRACE AM
r., George g.. Charles. y. and Edwin
ob rpFn e. f MTs E saS hr K Wsh
crime v. Fayard. There are III
teen grandchildren and six great
grandchildren. Friends may call a
the Takoma Funeral Home, 254
Carroll st. NV. (parking opposite)
where services will be held on Fri
day. November %, at 3 pm. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
TURNER. MAxTON r. OF 1920 stl
st. me-. on November 21, 1860
husband Of Iona D. Turner, fathel
Of Mrs. Joseph r. Hunt, William
r. and Terry Turner, brother O
Mrs. Tyree Currin and Marshall s
Turner. Services at Chambers Flu
Riverdale. Md. on Friday. Noyem
per 70. at 10 am. Interment For
Lincoln Cemetery. "a
TWILLEY. WILLIAM j. On Monday
November 81. 1860, at the subur
ban Hospital, WILLIAM j, Twill
LEY. the beloved husband Of Evi
l., Twilley. father OF Lahoma b
Oliff, Lois z. Munitz, June Philyav
and Lawrence Twilley; brother O
Mrs, Mavis Milburn. Milllard B. an,
Raymond B. Twilley. Funeral serv
ices at the Simmons Bros. Funera
Home, 1861 Good Hope I'd Sc
tparking facilities). on Friday. No
vemoer %. at l pm. Intermen
Cedar Hill Cemetery. "a
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HILL. CLARENCE l.. tribute Of love
CLARENCE L. HILL, who entered
into eternal rest. two years ago to-
day. November "a, 1858.
God saw the road was getting rough,
And the hills were hard to climb,
30 He gently closed his weary eyes
And whispered. Peace be thine"
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days pass by;
Deepein our hearts memory is kept
OF the one we loved and can never
forget.
nEVnTEn WTEEs TIITT rnrNy
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Duck Creek
Continued from page one

to the point where cooperation of
citizens and landowners in the
Duck Creek watershed is neces-
sary for further development to
be initiated. This includes folks
living in towns and villages of
the valley as we'll as farm opera
tors.
This project is being studied
with the idea of using Public
Lake No. 566. This law provides
for federal assistance to small
| watershed developments which
may have multi-purpose benefits
This includes flood prevention
industrial or municipal water
supply, along with recreatlonaI
benefits which may occur as {
by-product of the development.
Robert Ball was in charge OF
the Duck Creek Valley survey
and he stressed the importance
of the benefits which could be
derived, if the people of the
community show that they wan-
such a watershed. This can be
determined only by your attend
ance at the meeting next Tues
day.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-01-21
Hit-Skip Driver
Continued from page one

Supporting evidence uncovered
by the investigating officers in
the tire skids made by the hit
skip car would indicate that it
was travelling at a high rate of
speed.
The dirt fill along the highway
near the Milestone Sinclair
service station where the cars
hit, provided the means for the
car to escape and from turning
over when it successfully at
tempted to reverse itself and
head back in an easterly direc-
ton.
Both cars were heading west
toward Caldwell public square
when the collision occurred.
The only occupant in the Gil
dow car, Miss Janice Loop, of
Caldwell, was treated fol shock
in the Caldwell clinic.
Only a few clues were avail
able, according to Officer Gorby
Wells, but already number OF
reports have been checked for
possible leads to apprehend the
driver Of the hit" skip car.
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Seeks Change
Continued from page one

The parking meter fund as
we'll as other departments were
carefully checked and some
changes recommended.
The recommended changes for
the meter fund did not gain
sufficient support, with the end
result that the appropriation
ordinance was not approved at
the special meeting.
Voting to change certain pay
ment procedures in the meter
fund were Councilmen Ralston
D. D. Nichols and Robert Whit
comb.
Opposing the change were
Councilmen Dwight Wiley, Dear
Reed and Ed Ullman. Mayor
Chester j. HoWiler upheld the
opponents with his vote.
The suggested change was alst
opposed by Clerk Violet Morgan
edge.
Council failed to take actor
on any requests for salary in
creases submitted by villag
employees.
Council will hold its next reg
| ular meeting Tuesday, Feb. 2.
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Sewage Permit
Continued from page one

range conference with staff
members and personnel of the
division of sanitary engineers OF
the Ohio department of health,
to formulate a program for con-
struction of sewerage and sewage
treatment works.
AS a result of the findings
from investigations and analysis
made in 1859, the permit condi-
tion and permit period affords
the village opportunity to ar
range for a conference to estab-
lish program for sewerage faci-
lities which will be satisfactory
to the board of water pollution
control and within the capabili-
ties of the village.
Mayor HoWiler plans on meet
ing with the health and sanitary
engineer officials as soon as pos
sible.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-01-21
State Rep. james
Continued from page one

l shall appreciate the opportunity
to again serve as Noble county's
state representative.
Atty. James has capably served
as representative from this
county for the past eight years
or for four terms. In point of
service, he is the Oldest represen-
tative to serve this county.
During his last two terms, Rep.
james has been without cppoSi-
ton in both the primary and
general elections and it would
again speak highly of MS efforts
if such were the case IN 1860
Rep. James passed the bar in
1850 and maintains offices or
Main street. He is married to the
former Helen Wells and they
have two sons, Eddie James
junior in the Caldwell high
school and Tommie james, mem
Der of the fifth grade. Hi!
mother, Mrs. Adele James, re
sides on Playground street.