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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-21
Public Sale
OF
Personal Property

I will offer for sale to the highest
responsible bidder at my home in
Deer Park, on
Saturday, September %, 1850,
Beginning at 1 O'Clock p. m., the fol-
lowing personal property:
One large heating Stove, l gas
Range, 1 chest Of Drawers, / Ward
robe, breakfast Set, , Beds and Bed
ding, lot of floor Covering, ] large
Rug, lot Of Chairs and Tables, lot OF
Dishes, lot Of Cooking Utensils, lot
of items too numerous to mention.
TERMS Cash.
Charles Barnard.
Deer Park, Md.
A. A. Calls, Auctioneer
ADV. oct
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14
Calendar For The Week
copy DEADLlNE FRIDAY NooN)

NOTE - This feature a0iH regularly end 0u be published
each Monday Tuesday, The service FREE Please send
copy Friday taking place the following
Copy submitted before Friday moon deadlne.
Thank you!
day Z. High Club Feb 21 Mrs Lester Fult
speaker Music Medicine"
somerford pro Market Dxon's store, London Sat Feb
49, $50
Dorcas Society meeting home Mrs Larry schee Wednesday,
Feb IS at 2 p. m.
Grange degrees pot-luck supper Tues
day, Feb H. 8 p. m.
Lafayette WcrU meet home Hitch, Thurs
day, Feb 16, 2
Happy Hour Needle club home Mrs H r Denyes Richmond
avenue, Wednesday, Feb Is.
Newport Thursday, Feb 16 at
Z p. m.
Home cornmutey meeting, House. Friday Feb
IT, p. m. Topic Safety Pays"
meeting will of Miss Avanele
Bruce 121 Maple ST. Feb16 739 p. m.
London WCTU will meet at the home of Mr. Martha Bruce
Maple Street February is 200 p. m.
Family night Presbyterian Church. Wednesday, February
15 $50 p. m.
AIadsonanes auditorium Tuesday, February %
Sponsored Business and Professional Women.
Madison Rural Council meets
a Newport Methodist Church Feb. IS.
Circle day meeting Methodist Church February 16
Spaghetti Supper February 700 p. West Jefferson
Legion Auxiliary.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14
And A Wife Saver
By.George

And A Wife Saver.
When washing handkerchiefs
put a little orriS root in a muslin
bag in the water with them. After
ironing they will have the faint
.odor of violets.
And A Household Hint :.
Flameproofing household fab
rics particularly those of cotton,
linen and rayon can be effectively
accomplished by any housewife.
Immerse the fabrics in this fire.
proofing formula: The solution
consists of one pound of crystal
line borax and 13 or. of boric
acid to two gallons of water. The
water is heated to allow the in
gradients to dissolve and mix.
Cool to room temperature. Any
dry and clean fabric can then be
immersed in it. For fabrics that
wet easily, dipping is all that is
necessary. For heavy fabrics,
a soaking from 10 to Is minutes
TO insure proper impregnation
may be required. Remember this
is not permanent and must be re-
newed after each laundering.
For Her Highenss-the Baby
Manufacturers have come out
with padded high chair with a
specially constructed frame that
separates to produce a low chair
and a walker-trainer in which
Junior can toddle around the
house.
Hear That =.
Potato chips now come hickory
smoked for tang. No different in
looks or price. It's a midweStern
innovation and they are bagged
for families big or small; individ-
ual or party size.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14
Motorists Escape
Injury In Crash

Three Columbus residents were
uninjured when an automobile
driven by Tommy Lee Thomas,
46 Of 1125 Ohlen avenue, Colum-
bus, skidded on the wet road on
State Route %, about 512 miles
west Of the intersection of State
Roues 20 and 38, about 2:30
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
According to- Deputy Sheriff
Robert Allison, who investigated
the accident, the car, going west,
was badly damaged when it
skidded off the road and tore
down about 60 feet of guard rail
Riding with Thomas, the de-
uty stated, was Howard Walker,
so, also of Columbus and an un-
identified woman.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14
David LilienthaI
To Speak At Kent

KENT, O. = David +. Lilien-
thai retiring chairman of the u. S.
Atomic Energy Commission, will
be on the Kent State University
campus March 10 for university
assembly program. He will speak
on Atomic Energy for Peace"
The former chairman Of the
Tennessee Valley Authority will
give up his Atomic Energy Com
mission post officially on Feb. Is.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14
REAL ESTATE. TRANSFERS

Charles Leo Clark and Drucilla
Clark TO Herman F. Lowe and
Catherine M. Lowe 1850 square
feet in village of Jefferson.
T. ]. Dwyer, Paul NJ. Dwyer
and Helen l.. Dwyer to George B.
Smell, lot Jas ia Glade Hill ad-
dition village of London.
For land heretofore owned by
Robert Buswell, conveyed by
Harold r. Bidwell, sheriff to
Herbert kell and Florence B.
Kell 1891 acres in Fairfield
township, S28,, ,,907.36.
David L. Carver and Fannie
<. Carver TO Eli A Helmuth and
Martha Helmuth 1920 acres
Darby township.
Edna Tagert and Dorothy
Grace Tagert to Fred B. Chap
man and Clara Mae Chapman,
60 acres in Canaan township.
Clinton Murry to William Muir
ry and Ruth Pauline Murry, un-
divided fractional interest in
lot % in L E. Bigelow's addition
village Plain City.
Howard Foster, administrator
estate of Charles NJ Foster TO
William E. Radabaugh and Barb
ara L. Radabaugh, IS acres in
Range township, S12,650.
Nell Rhodes to Madison Farm
Bureau Cooperative, Inc, 3.59
acres, London-South Charleston
pike.
John A. Cross to Kenneth M.
Streator and Norma T.. Streator,
two tracts in Peter J. Frey's
Second addition village Of JEFF
feTson.
John Ballard and Edna Ballard
TO Gene r. Winfough and Claribel
Winfough 327.36 acres of land,
49 acres in Pleasant township,
Madison county and 278.36 acres
in Madison township, Fayette
county.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14
EAST RANGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barker,
spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Lnding and son near
Plumwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Lambert
and sons spent Sunday with MI
and Mrs. Charles Miller and fam
lily of Plumwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Beekman,
of Newport called at the Anthony
home here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wood, OF
Circleville, spent Sunday after
noon with Mr. and Mrs Walter
Barker.
Mrs. Elizabeth Anthony is stlll
quite i'll at her home here.
Revival meeting is in progress
at the Church of Christ III
Christian Union at Sedalia Rev.
Taylor is the evangelist.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14
S+ockmen To Hear
Talk On New Law

DR.. David A. Hill, OWN. State
Supervisor of Brucellosis Con-
troll, will visit London Thursday,
February IS, to discuss Regulat-
ion 9 "a new law on the move
ment Of cattle) and Brucellosis
control, according to Philip Fer
guson, Chairman of the Madison
County Dairy Serivece Unit. The
meeting at 800 p. m, in the
basement Of the Court Houst, is
sponsored by the Madison County
Dairy Service Unit
In conjunction with the meet
ing the Madison Soil Conservation
District will conclude election of
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14
Munger Funeral
Rites Monday

Funeral services for Mrs. +. O..
Munger, age 95, grandmother Of
Mrs. Max Hendeson, Lafayette
road, who died at her home in
Geneva Saturday, were in Geneva
Monday.
Mr.. Munger died two years ago
at the age of 81. He and Mrs.
Munger had celebrated their sew
enty-fifth wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Henderson
attended the funeral.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14

supervisors. Candidates who have
received the signature Of 26 land
owners are: James Miller, Plain
City, Harold Friend, South Solon,
Delbert Dorm, South Solon, Del
bert Grouse, Mt Sterling, Isaiah
Call, London, John II. Buehl,
London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14
Emong Us Q0omen
By LAB
By LAB

Did You Know That
There are fine crop of grape
fruit waiting to hoist the nutrition
al value and appetite appeal of
your menus. First though, of
| course, goes to half a grapefruit
for breakfast; but don't forget
about the first or last and even
between courses at lunch and din
ner. Why not try.
GRAPEFRUIT PIE
Il cup cornstarch
IL cups sugar
Il tsp. salt
q cups boiling water
! tsp. grated grapefruit rind
3 egg yolks
l tbsp. butter
q cup fresh grapefruit juice
] baked pie shell
3 egg whites
6 tbsps. sugar for meringue
Method: Mix cornstarch sugar
and salt, add water slowly, stirring
until we'll blended. Cook over boil
ing water for Is minutes, stirring
| until thick and smooth. Pour into
beaten egg yolks slowly, return to
| heat and cook 2 minutes longer.
Remove from heat and add butter,
grapefruit juice and rind Pour
into baked pastry shell, arrange
grapefruit segments around edge
of pie. Pile meringue in center and
bake in hot oven (400 degrees)
until meringue is we'll Drowned.
Have You Heard About ;.
Adjustable Ironing Tables?
They are instantly adjustable.
Can be used sitting down or stand
ing up. Have inch by inch adjust
ment to provide right working
height while sitting or standing,
and leg room is unobstructed.
HOT CRANBERRY PUNCH
Combine 4 cups cranberry juice,
4 cups apple juice, 2 sticks Gin
namon, 3 whole cloves, strained
juice Of two oranges with 2 tbsps.
sugar and heat slowly until pip
ing hot and spicy. Serve while
very hot, garnished with orange
and lemon slices studded with
cloves. Delicious for any frosty
night. Serves II.
And A Wife Saver ...
Use your kitchen shears for
shipping, shredding lettuce, cut
ting twine, marshmallows, opening
bottles, and prying jar lids.
And A Household Hint =.
Bedroom windows in many
houses, particularly those on the
side or rear, open onto unsightly
scenes or nearby neighbors. For
permanent and an inexpensive
solution, replace your window
with glass block. This accomp-
fishes the goal of privacy as glass
blocks are translucent, not trans
parent, also eliminates cold down
drafts and the necessity to use
drapeS or shades.
For His Highness-the Baby
Mothers have you seen the new
plastic puddlers for your young
fry? They are smart looking over
shoes made of plastic Combina-
ton of. white with red, green or
blue plastic. They are water and
mildew proof, fade resistant and
easy TO wash.
| Hear That
There's new bread container,
a clear plastic one in the shape of
loaf of bread, which can be push
ed together as the bread de-
creaseS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14
DIVORCE ASKED
CASES DISMISSED

Two divorce cases filed in Mad
ison County Common Pleas court
have been dismissed 2n applicat-
ion Of the plaintiff.
These are: Elizabeth Martin VS.
Alva Martin and Betty Angel VS.
Ray Angel
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14

@. What animals have the long
est and shortest life expenctancy?
sIeof 6 o. z 'asnom
9ql pug (sIeo6 % pug OF uooMl9q
S! HougloodX7 lueqdoIo) dn pug
OcL oq ol soAH oqm 9s!olIoL "
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14

Q. What speed per hour must
wind reach before it can be called
81 hurricane?
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14

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Hool oum sls!uoIlHoqe pue ..suoIl
-els,, Sc uMouH oJam SIeMe9pIH
.s9AgIs feMBunI 5uI99u pspIe
uo!uM pRoIHeI punoI5lopun "
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14

@. What country's national an
them is 1--WE Are Free, Let Us BE
So Forever
MOD "
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14
IN HOSPITAL

William Ensley, Liberty ST., has
been admitted to Veterans Hos
pital at Dayton for treatment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14

@. Where is the Yellowstone
National Park?
'SuImoGM "
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14
BEES SWARM HERE

BEES SWARM HERE
Evidence of the unreasonable
weather ives reported Saturday by
Elmer Overturf, who stated that
a large swarm of bees were out
at his home on East High ST.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14
DIVORCE GRANTED

Ervan II. Murnahan from Gel
ina M. Murnhan.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14

@. What u. S. railroad had
stations and conductors but no
rails
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14
MADISON COUNTY COURTS
MARRIAGE LICENSES

kennth Hise, clerk and Lucille
Brady factory worker, both West
jefferson.
William Robert Daily. grinder
and Betty Jane Feeley, beautician,
both of London.
DIVORCE ASKED
Marie j. kellin VS. Leroy r.
Kellin.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14
FIVE POINTS NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Follrod
are the parents of a daughter
born in Grant Hospital.
Dan Leach, is in Doctors hos
pital, Columbus. His room num-
ber is 222.
w. +. Arbogast, is on sick list
at his home near Five Points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Grant,
and son Dannie, of Fox were
Sunday dinner guests, of Mrs.
Grants parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Logan Sewers and daughter Pat.
Parents-Teachers Society Of
Jackson Township will meet at
school building Monday at 7:30
p. m.
Homer Hudnell and Irl Chamb-
erlin were visiting in Columbus
Sunday afternoon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14
Plain City CAT

Referee: Koterba, Umpire Bur
gett.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14

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The Nome nugget., 1950-03-08
Criticizes Secy. Of
 Defense Johnson;
 Gets Transferred
(BY Ruth Cowanl

WASHINGTON, (4) - DiScloS- ure that a navy critic of Secretary of Defense Johnson is being transferred out of his high medi- cal post raised some blood pres sures in Congress today.
 The officer involved is Rear Adm. Joel T. Boone, who has called Johnson's economic cutback of military hospitals a short sighted" policy.
 He has been the senior medical officer in JohnSon,S office, and during his caree rhas served as White House physician to Presi- dents Harding, Coolidge and Hoo yer, besides winning the Congress Sional medal of honor in World War l.
 Congressional ire was centered in a House armed services sub committee which has been hear ing repeated testimony that with out consulting army, navy and air force medical authorities, Johnson ordered several military hospitals closed in an attempt to save from $25,OOO,OOO to $5O,OOO,- ; 900 in operating expenses. Boone was a witness yesterday.
 Military headquarters at the Pentagon confirmed that eight
 Continued on Page Four)
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-08
CIVIL AIR PATROL
 BENEFIT FRIDAY NIGHT

The Cvl Air Patrol has sched- uled a double-header in basketball for Friday evening. The first game is between the evenly matched high school girl teams Wolverines vs. Huskies and the second game is between the Civil Air Patrol Flyers vs. A. A. C. s.
 The purpose of the games is to help raise some funds to establish a supply of gas for the Civil Air Patrol plane which was put into condition last month. This plane has already been used for three emergency flights and it is neces- sary to have fuel available if they are to continue in these rescues.
 In charge of the games are Bill Shepherd, Robert Emmons and Jennie Savers.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-08
House Passes Bill TOCive Hawaii Statehood

WASHINGTON, (P), The House yesterday passed a bill to make Hawaii a State. All debate was completed Monday and the mea- sure was brought to the verge of a final vote.
 Last Friday, the House passed bill to admit Alaska to Statehood by a vote of l86 to l46.
 Neither bill has been approved by the Senate, and may not De this year. Several of the House opponents of the Alaska statehood bill joined the packers of Hawa- iian Statehood.
 Among them was Rep. Johnson R.-Calif., who said he felt that Hawaii has the population and the financial resources to support a state government, while in his opinion Alaska does not.
 Hawaii's population is 53O.00O; Alaska has about 100000.
 Led by Delegate Harrington CR.- Hawaii supporters of Hawaii statehood emphasized the tradi- tional evolution of Territories in to States.
 Harrington said that the people of Hawaii feel that they were promised statehood when the is lands were annexed to the Union as an incorporated Territory in 1898.
 He urged Congress to fulfill that promise and make reality of the ''hopes that have been nOur- ished for two generations"
 The issue of communism was raised by Rep. Cox O.-Ga0, who said Hawaii is communist con trolled" and dominated by Harry Bridges, the president of the CIO International LongShoremen's Un- ion.
 Rep. Crawford R.-Mich0 term ed Cox's argument "99 per cent whifflepoof"
 Harrington said he would be the last to deny that Hawaii faces a communist problem as well as other serious problems. But, he said, Hawaii should be given the autonomy of statehood so it would have the means to settle its prob
 Continued on Page Three)
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-08
Film Lights Guests Of Ice Carnival

FAIRBANKS, (P0 - Hollywood film players Lois Butler and Lon McAllister gave added oomph yes terday to the Fairbanks Winter Carnival.
 McCallisted was stationed at the Ladd Air Force Base here during the war. Miss Butler was the fea- tured guest at last years carnival. They arrived here by plane Mon day as guests of the Fairbanks Carnival Association.
 A queen contest, hockey games, dog races, exhibits of native arts and crafts, Eskimo dancing and a mukluk and parka parade will be among the carnival's attractions.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-08
ANNOUNCE NEW RULES FOR QUEEN CONTEST

This year the Queen of Nome will be chosen from the single girls of Nome, aged l6 to 2l, with at least six months residence in Nome. The rules of the contest will be as follows:
 Only those persons attending the Carnival on April 18th, can vote.
 One ballot to a person.
 The Arctic Club urges people to consider personality, popularity and sportsmanship in choosing their candidate. There will be ex- cellent prizes for the Queen and runners-up.
 More details in later issues of The Nome Nugget.
 Proceeds of the sale of tickets on the Chevrolet Sedan will go toward defraying of expenses and purchasing the prizes for Queens.
 Pick your favorite queen and put her over.
 Girls who wish to enter the Queen Contest should register with Ted Duffield.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-08
Northwest Plane Crashes In BliZ- gard; l5 Killed

MINNEAPOLIS, (P) - Roaring through a blinding March bliz- gard, a Northwest Airlines plane crashed and exploded last night to convert a Minneapolis home into a blazing funeral pyre for 15 persons.
 The ship carried ten passengers and crew of three.
 Two children, who had just been put to bed in the house the plane struck, were also trapped in the flaming inferno which spouted from the ships sundered gasoline tanks. The rest of the family were watching television.
 Originating at Washington, D. C., the ship-on VIVA flight BOZ made stops at Pittsburgh, Cleve- land, Detroit and Madison, Wis. It was scheduled to set down at Rochester, Minn., but that landing was prevented by the heavy Wea- ther and the craft was ordered into Minneapolis. It would have proceeded thence to Winnipeg, Manitoba, via Fargo and Grand Forks, N. D.
 The plane, Martin POP Mars, was trying for an instrument landing here in gusty winds and sWirling shaw.
 Nal Freeburg, VIVA operations executive. said he was investigat- ing a report the plane struck a flagpole at the Fort Smelling Ma tional Cemetery, just south of Wold-C Chamberlain airport on it's first instrument run, which was unsuccessful. He said this report was borne out by the fact one wing was found eight blocks from the scene of the main crash.
 Less than two airline miles from the safety of the airport, the plane plummeted into the home of Franklin Doughty.
 Shafts of flame spewed immedi- ately from the shattered airliner to fire the neighboring homes of
 Continued on Page Three)
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-08

JUNEAU, (F) - A Canadian army snow patrol has arrived at HaineS over the Cutoff highway from the Canadian border and re- ported the route open.
 The patrol encountered snow drifts as deep as l2 feet. Their vehicles also had to break through snow slides. It was not known here, however, whether there still was a danger of new snow block ing the Cutoff link to the Alaska Highway.
 Penguin snowmobiles, ca h hauling two sleds of food and equipment, were used by the pa trol.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-08
NORFOLK, Va. (P)-A heavy

NORFOLK, Va. (P)-A heavy crane hoisted an American bomb ing plane aboard French air craft carrier today-and this na- tion's billion dollar flow of mili- tary aid to Western Europe began.
 The bomber, its United States insignia replaced by the French tricolor, was followed aboard by other war planes, the first of three shipments to be carried to France by the escort carrier Dix nude.
 Moments before, the acting French ambassador, Jean Dari- dan, said the military aid program
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-08

JUNEAU, (P)-The Highlands, a new residential section building up with $8,OOO-$2O,OOO homes, was voted into the Juneau City limits yesterday.
 The annexation vote, limited to property owners, was 275 for and 9 against.
 The section is located on the Glacier Highway adjacent to the city.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-08
NEWS IN BRIEF

HAYNES, (P)-Residents of this Southeastern Alaska community voted at a special election in fla vor of a one per cent sales tax. It will provide the local end of fi- nancing of projected sewer and water project under the public works planning program. The tax will be effective immediately.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-08
News of the World At A Glance ---
Tuesday. March 7. 1850 (By The Associated Press

I
 The Conservative Populist CRoy- alist party held a narrow lead in near final returns today from the Greek election, but it may not be included in a new coalition gov ernment.
 A surprise was the showing made by the newly organized left ist National Progressive Union, which ran second to the Populists. The Liberals, under former Pre- mier SophOcleS VenizelOS, came in third. Before the election, Veni- zelos and other party leaders said they would not enter a coalition headed by deputy Premier and foreign minister ConStantin TSal- daris, who heads the Populists.
 This presented the possibility that middle road and leftist par ties might unite to form a govern ment, leaving TsaldariS as the main opposition leader in the 250- member parliament.
 Washington informants said U. s. secretary of state Dean Ache son is willing to meet the foreign ministers of France and Britain in a three-pOWer conference but the meeting is not expected to take place before two months time.
 The meeting is expected to map common Big-Three policy on the Far East, and Germany.
 The powerful Conservative bloc in the British House of Commons is pressing today for a vote eX- pressing dissatisfaction with La bOr's policies of naturalization of steel and construction of housing. The Conservative amend m nt was introduced during the debate on the speech from the Throne Lobar has a slim majority of seven votes in the House.
 On Formosa the Nationalist Chinese government said several hundred communist soldiers in KWantung province in the com munist-dominated mainland have deserted to Nationalist guerrillas. President Chiang Kai-Shek an- nounced Gen. Chen Cheng has been nominated Premier of Ma tionaliSt China. Chen, a bitter anti-communist, was praised by American generals for his leader ship in the Burma campaign of World War II.
 In Sofia, Bulgaria, a former Bulgarian translator in the U. s. delegation confessed" yesterday that he spied for the United States at the behest of former U. s. min isted Donald R. Heath. The United States has broken all dip lomatic relations with Bulgaria.
 The alleged confession of the translator, Michael Shipkov, came two days after the state depart ment in Washington released an affidavit signed earlier by Ship kov telling how Bulgarian police had extorted a false confession from him by methods including torture.