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For Q tasty sandwich nIlinR.
grind any cooked meat combine n
with fInsly-eh0pped raiSins o.
dried apFieots. and mix with salad
dressing.
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL

MIR. Edward Smith. A0l7 Third
Ave. So, was the dinner guest OF
Mr. Oscar II. Newman at his homo.
1900 Fourth Ave. So. Sunday,
March 10.
Mra. Rodney Duncan. cat Eighth
Ave. No, returned home from 81,
RaTnabaa Hospital Saturday,
March 10. Mrs. Duncan suffered
q broken leg March ~. from q
fall on the ice, She 10 feeling some
better now.
Mira L.slA Smlth. 2ioA u, goth
st.. 10 still In General Hospital,
Her condition Ia poor.
The Border Church Choir win
render The Seven Last Words OF
Christ" q sacred cantatA. by
Theodore Dubois, ON Good Friday
evening, April 7, promptly at 3
O'Clock p, m. Public 10 cordially In.
vtcd.
Mr. Thomas Richardson. Omaha.
Nebr.. arrived In the city satur-
day, March 10. TO recuperate from
heart attack which he suffered
In Omaha. Two Of his daughters
Mines. Lena Cobb and Lola Smith
went TO Omaha and brought him
back. one other daughter Mira,
Theodore Woodland, was unable 70
20 due 20 serious illness In her
home.
The Twan city Maids and Ma.
irons met Saturday night, March
10. with Mrs. Marguerite Comba,
24S5 Fourth Ave. 30. First prise
was won by Mrs. Donald Brady,
sr,, and by Mrs. w. d. walker,
and ard by Mrs. A. v, Hail. Guests
were Mines, Henry Thomas. Laura
0AskIna, Persia Hutehsrson and
Edith Burt. All guests received q
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PAST
and
PRESENT

Scene: Goonbug and Stinky are
seated in q booth at the drugstore.
Goonbug. the towns male gossip,
is telling StinlSy the latest news,
Stinky has been away on q visit
and just returned home. Goonbug's
speaking:
Yeah, man! They tell me that
Variety Show Friday was tops.
They had everything, The Carter
trio had the place rocking, Charles
Williams had the girls squealing
while he sang In My Solitude"
and Sunday Kind Of Love" Brad
Benner dedicated his Laura" to
all the pretty women In the audi
ence. The m" quartet almost stole
the show, but not quite. Little
Lydia Tendle sang Who Made
the Flowers" and abe was really
darling. Earl MCGEE, as Digger
oDell, the friendly undertaken"
had the house rocking. III bet
there won't be another show that
great for q long. long time. They
really got their moneys worth.
The place was packed. People had
to stand up. Rosie johnson. Mar
lene MCGEE, Margaret Allen, Mel
Stone. Bev. Jones. Tommye
Adams, Elmer Morris. o'Ned
Twins, 4. j., Gloria Cooper. Ber-
nadine Foster. Connie Brown and
coolies Of others"
Sunky shakes his head. But"
oh man. listen. Saturday night
the Halle Q. Brown Glee Club
sang At the CredJAfawn banquet.
They were pretty good, Erlyne
Neal had q Jump" afterwards.
Tell me Rudy Pope and Kenny
Mckinney hit It over from Min
neapolis. There was q party down
to Meals rumpus room Nice
place for q party given by the
U. kids. It lasted pretty late, !
hear. Was mighty fine too"
This town has been Jumping,
hasn't IT."
Sure, sunlUy, you missed all
the fun. MarshAlls operettA
came off swell. THY HaslIins
danced. Kippy shuck was really
something, Sunday, the 81. James
Choir was on television. They were
good too. Afterwards Norma Jean,
Rosie Mae johnson, Rosamond
Miller. Bev. Ballengher, Bev. Car
roll. and Dorothy McNeal struck
out for parts unkonwn. They must
have been rich" Sunday. They hit
all the "elIte" spots"
mo Me2"
mo lie. Say. the Pilgrim Bap-
list Style Show In April 9Th. I'm
going TO see that. The LOafers'
formal In In about three weeks.
Guess IN have TO find q girl 70
take. They're 20 scarce. you know.
Care you kidding2)"
yeah, guess III have to find
one too"
Say. listen TO this. IT'S called.
There Are Advantages 10 Belong.
ing 70 Either Sex"
GIRL GIRL
Average weight-lIS Ibs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-31
by
Myrrhene
Allen

Preferable Height 8 n. Z inches.
Characteristics SINNERS at
nothing. Freezes at anything,
Melts when treated with care, Tx
plodes when compared with better
specimens.
Where found Wherever man n.
Preferable Extras GlRmor,
high positions, and many opposite
specimens for entertainment.
Uses To spend opposite
specimens money and keep his
spirits high while doing 30.
Pet Peeves Better specimens.
Caution Bitter when handled
without care.
BOY BOY
Weight 1855 lbs.
Height 8 n. IL inches
Location Found wherever girls
are.
Scientific Contents Warm all
the time. FreeEes only when
bothered.
Physical Contents Muscles
money. superior power over girls.
violent without at least one of
these.
Uses Used TO keep girls In
high, AZ chauffeurs. and entertain.
ment.
Caution Extremely dangerous
In inexperienced hands"
That's great"
yeah, Say, ! talked 10 Roland
Grissam the other day. I asked
him who he was trying to Kid.
People are telling two different
versions about Elmer Morris. Saw
MArlene Allen, asked her, what's
h1ppenlngH Tell me Erlyne Neal
In getting around quite q bit. Too
bad about Bruce and Joan. IT'S
spring, not winter. Little BobbIe
Green celebrated her 9th birthday
last week. Edward Norris has de.
cided 10 go 10 school. Tell me all
the fellows had different girl
friends at the dance At Labor
Temple. Wonder what happened
70 the old ones (Bmile) I think
Nancy Robinson and Yvonne
Crlshon make the cutest couple.
Wonder what happened 10 Earl
Bowman ? Don't see CarmIttA HIT
know that guy called "0oonbug"
In MinneapollsH I hear he isn't
Minneapolis7 Well, I hear he isn't
getting around much anymore.
Bet you don't know why. Il don't
eitherl Toya oden, Ines Owens.
Matte Shaw, Ken Mckinney.
Hardy White, 0rissRms, Norm
Carter, Jean schofield, Jean
Brown, and MyrThens Allen are
preparing for more horseback
riding this spring. Remember last
Year, The year beforeH W0wi l
was going TO ask kids what they
were doing this time last year. but
I changed my mind. (womah's
privileged. Did you know It's q
funny thing about being In love.
that the minute . man begins TO
get SeriOus( he begins 10 get fool
iShH Well. I guess that's al the
news"
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gift from the hostess. The next
meeting win be held Tuesday.
April - at 9 O'Clock p. M, at the
home Of Mrs. Nora McCracksn.
$50 AlbermariS st., 50. Paul. MINI.
Tho NclghborhoOd Bridge club
met with Mrs. Donald Brady, ST.,
5000 Firth Ave, &c., Monday,
March ~, At IL O'Clock q. m.
breakfast was served by the host.
teas, After breakfast the ladies'
enjoyed their games, First prise
was won by Mrs, Donald Brady;
And by Mrs. Louise Carmichael,
and Srd by Mrs. Carrie jackson.
The next meeting win be at the
homo Of Mrs, Louise Carmichael
Monday, April H.
LoRRcli salone, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Robert saions Of 1911 80.
Tth g.. was III In his home the
past week with \ cold, His condi.
ton Ia much better now.
Tho DONcAa sewing Circle Of Re-
hoboth church Of Christ met Tues
day afternoon, March -. with
Mrs. NJ. l., Freeman, sl4 Logan
Ave, No,
Mru. J. %. Mosely, BSe Bryant
Ave. No, was taken 10 Fairvew
hospital Thursday, March ~, She
was operated ON Friday, March
a. Her condition II considered
good.
TAe business meeting Of the
Zion Gospel Chorus was held At
the home Of Mr., and Mrs. Lawson
Porter. ao9o Fourth Ave. 3d.,
Tuesday night, March 10, Altar
the business was transacted. .
luncheon was served. Mr., y.
PTimm was elected director Of the
gospel chorus.
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Additional SoeialS
B Personals

Word Was received Saturday,
March IS. by Mrs. Marie Kirby,
622 Aldrtch Ave. No, from Mrs.
Birdie Lee Rivers Of New York, Of
the death Of her father. Mr.. Wal
ter Barnell OF California. Mrs.
Rivers flew 10 California 10 bring
the body back TO Minneapolis for
burial following services In Cali.
foFnia.
Open House at HtFutwaMF
Open house win be held at
strutweAr Inc, 1915 30. Sixth
st., April II. 10. 10. Invitations
have been sent 10 numerous clubs
and church organizations. Tho
public IL cordially invited 70 at.
tend also.
Any club or particular group
wanting TO attend may contact
Miss Marion Majors at Juniper
22l6 or ALdrich 1871 or contact
Strutwear direct.
Rev. and Mira. N. J. Mckee. 262
Fremont Ave. No. had a. their
dinner guest Sunday. March 10,
Mrs. Theresa Warren. Of 500 Ere.
mont Ave. No.
Mrs. william Gray. 420 E. S7th
st.. win leave Friday, March 81
for Kansas city, Mo-, 70 visit
friends and relatives. From there
she win 60 TO 81. Louis. No,
A Loaten Tea was given by
ElectA Chapter No. 3 o.E.s. Sun.
day. March 20. at the homo Of
Mrs. Alice Brown. 374O Fourth
Ave. So. Mrs. Alice Young was
chairman Of the tea and Mrs.
Spencer shivers was co-chAirman.
Mines. Wilma Moore and Matte
bearing poured the tea. Mines.
iva MAssengil. Lucille Williams,
and Theresa Banks acted a. hos
teasea.
Mrs. Claire E. Parker, 1I4O Al
drch Ave. No, pastor Of the Re-
hoboth Church Of Christ, returned
Monday. March 20, from Chicago.
where she had been attending Q
concert meeting.
Mrs. LAAlAy salODe, 1911 30. 7th
st., is now Q student Of MiRs Val
LaMarr's dramatic school.
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March IS, is much improved at
this time.
Mrs Lawrence shannon, 1911
Eighth Ave. So, returned home
from Fairview hospital Tuesday
afternoon, March %. MrsO Shan
non underwent surgery Tuesday,
March Fl. She is doing nicely now.
L. J. Jenkins, of Chicago, a visi-
tor in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathanial Walker. 360s Elliot Ave.
So, returned home Sunday morn
ing, March 20.
Mrs. Riley Gilehrist, S7l2 Fifth
Ave. So, entertained the members
Of the Les Amies and their hus-
bands, Saturday night. March %.
All members were present. The
evening was spent playing canas-
Ia Toward the end Of the evening,
a luncheon was served by the hos
tess.
On March "a, Mas Rauby VIII
hams, $50 Aldrich Ave. No, cele-
brated her nth birthday with a
party. She received many gifts.
The evening was spent playing
games. Present at the affair were
Donna and Katherine Pettiford,
Laverne Wade, Verilea Combs,
Colleen Moore, Carol Armstrong,
Annie Joe Tubbs. Ethalene and
Velma Jean Williams; the Messrs.
John Smiley. Bubba Armstrong.
Richard Simms. Henry Mimms.
Hobart Jones, William Waters,
Joe Louis Sudduth, Wesley Sim
mons and William Waters.
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-31

Week end gucsts OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley GllChrist. S7I2 Firth Ave.
&c.. were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hll Of 81. Paul.
Tho UsalA MAtrORs Society met
ut the home Of Rev. and Mrs. u.
Henderson. 1870 Bryant Ave. No,
Tuesday night. March ~.
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LIKE NEW AGAIN

Look at your Venetian Blinds.
Don't they need repairing, re.
enamslingi Others zee what
you Gee. Can yOu afford 70 let
your blinds provide bad Inn.
preaaionsi Indeed not. Nor
need you do 90. Not while our
APEX Venetian Blind Rs.
pair and Rsfinish ssrviOS 10 Of
hand, at such moderate
chArgesl Phone ~ for free
estimate.
APN SsiADa O nuRID CO.
O2s \. Lain o. 1GplS. 10 OTTS
eSa - wSss ~ IsNSVm~alos
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The Missionary Society of St.
Peters AME church is giving a
sacred program, Sunday evening,
April 2. The remainder Of the choir
Of 1915 win be featured.
James Wilson Hammond, 4 year
old grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gray. 420 E. 37th St.. was
rushed to General Hospital Wed.
nesday, March 20, at 5 a. m. His
condition at press time was fair.
The Amazon Club Of Bethesda
Baptist church met with Mrs.
Josephine Jenkins, 400 z. 37th St.
Tuesday. March Is. A tasty lunch
was served. Mrs. Jenkins won the
guessing prize.
Miss Vesta Marie MoseIy,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mosely, 1920 Smelling Ave. So, be-
came the bride Of William Law
renee Scott, 2709 3Oth Ave. So, in
q quiet ceremony in the home of
her parents, Wednesday, March
~. Matron Of honor was Mrs.
James Clardy and Mr.. William
Yates was best man. Rev. Charles
NJ. Sexton offIciated. The bride
wore blue and carried q corsage of
tea roses. The matron Of honor
wore beige and carried q corsage
Of pink carnations.
Following the ceremony the
couple was honored at q reception
The SCOTS are temporarily at
home at $500 Smelling Ave. So.
Mr.. James Wright, 1909 Clinton
Ave. So, who fell and struck his
head on q bath tub Saturday,
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

r. ana MRS Oliver l. Cooper and son Charles Jr 1854
sneng ave 3d. left Friday March 81 by car for Barry IN
spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs Charles Eugene
washington Mr. and Mrs Washington the parents of Mrs
cooper Charles will remain with his maternal GRANDPARENTS
for three weeks While there they expect to visit friends
Evening star., 1950-06-07
Palisades Citizens TO Keep
Records Under Lock

The Palisades Citizens Associa-
ton contended with its past last
night-or where and how to keep
it.
Curtis E. McGhee presented a
report drawn up by himself and
three other past presidents in
which it was recommended that
the groups records be kept in a
locker at a nearby firehouSe. in
custody of the president. The
president would also keep the key
Some members said the records
might as well be Kept at Fort
Knox"
But Robert r. Hershman, who
had turned over the gavel to Har-
old Gray a few minutes earlier
briefly traced the records adven-
lures.
when I came to Office. we
couldn't even find them" he re-
called. "They were finally found
in the basement of the (Palisades)
Field House in a deplorable con-
dition. all mixed up with civilian
defense material"
The group voted to adopt the
report
The association also Endorsed a
program for improvements for the
field house grounds. The Recre-
alton Department will be asked to
ask for funds to build a gym
nasium and hire more play
ground supervisors.
The meeting was held in the
fieldhouse, Dana and Sherrier
places NV.
Evening star., 1950-06-07
Hospital Retreat Cost
Reported al New High
In National Survey

The average cost Of daily treat
ment per patient in the Nation S
general hospitals jumped about
Sl.25 last year to reach a new
high Of SASS. the American Hos
pital Association said today.
The figure was cited in the as
sociation's annual report. which
showed that nearly l8 million
Americans-one of every eight
persons-eptered hospitals last
year for care.
The sl4.33 figure was an in
crease from $ll.09 in le47. 1t
was close to average cost esti-
mates for Washingtons general
hospitals.
Report on Study Here.
After study of Washington
hospital expenses. an average cost
per day of S14.80 was set as the
rate OF payment by the Community
Chest Federation for needy hos
pital patients, The $l4.80 includes
a 26-cent allowance for deprecia- l.
ton.
While the income came closer
to costs than in 1948. per-patiens
income in all hospitals last year
was $3.50 below the cost figure,
the AHA said. In Short-term
general hospitals. the deficit per
patient each day was $l.65, the
group said.
Meanwhile, the trend toward
shorter periods of disqualification
in general hospitals continued
with an average stay in l949 of
8.3 days-half a day less than III
1948.
New Peak i'm Expenses.
At the same time. hospital ex-
penditures jumped $500 million
to a new peak of $3.5 billion. the
AHA said. For each 100 patients
in general hospitals. there were
l69 employees, continuing the up
ward trend in workers.
George Bugbee, AHA executive
director, said Blue Cross and other
prepayment disqualification plans
helped bring the healthier A.
nancial condition during 1949."
we believe progress made in
hospital planning by the States,
together with aid through the
Hospital Survey and Construction
Act, will continue to be an i'm
portant step in providing a bet
ter distribution of high quality
hospital care throughout the
country" he declared.
Evening star., 1950-06-07
Boys Club Will Open
Camp on June Is

The Boys Club Of Washington
will open Camp Reeder to club
members on June 26 to start its
26th season.
The camp, located on West Hat
ton Farm on the Wicomico River
in Charles County, Nd. accommo-
dates 100 boys each two-week
period during the summer.
The clubs board Of trustees is
conducting an appeal for funds
based on the fifty fifty" plan,
with the boy paying half the
cost for his two weeks in camp
and his sponsor paying the other
half,
Evening star., 1950-06-07
House Committee Votes
To Keep Light Bulb Tax
By the Assoeiated Press

The House Ways and Means
Committee reversed itself today
and voted to retain the 20 per
cent excise tax on light bulbs.
But it went ahead to give final
approval to other excise cuts that
pushed total proposed reductions
to $1,095, 100000 a year. These
slashes, only tentatively voted
earlier. would apply to telephone,
telegraph, travel ticket and prop
erty transportation taxes.
The committee stood by its de-
cision to reject an administration
proposal for a 10 per cent levy on
television sets which would have
yielded $45 million annually.
Evening star., 1950-06-07
Births Reported

Arden and Muriel Andersen. boy.
Harry and Helen Ap&ar. boy
Emmanuel and Olga Ballcs, boy.
Walter and Arlene Barnes. boy.
Theodore and Suzanne Belland, BOY.
Reese and Kathryn Bean. boy.
Raymond and Betty Blair. boy.
Robert and Mira Boorman, boy.
Raymond and Hulit Brown, boy.
Alan and Eycell Bruce, boy.
George and Margaret Bussey. boy.
Marvin and Cyrena Campbell, boy.
Louis and Ruth Cohen. boy.
George and Marion Cox, boy.
Harry and Vivian Fischer, boy.
William and Mary Fry, boy.
Gilbert and Mary Cannon, boy.
Arthur and Florence Gang, boy.
James and Miriam Greene, boy.
william and Miriam Hall, boy.
Bradford and Anne HaweS, boy.
Sidney and Esther Helene. boy.
Donald and Sonia Hill. boy.
Harmon and Mary Hoffman, boy;
Sidney and Marjorie Keithline. boy.
Mccormick and Elizabeth Kennedy, boy.
Russell and Dorothy Kiise. boy.
David and Jane Kraus, boy.
Dennte and Louise Leckey, boy.
Donald and Lillian Meagher, boy.
Maurice and Janet Mensh. boy.
Harry and Eleanor Noyes, boy.
Norman and Kathryn Pauline, boy.
John and Helen Philip, boy.
Charles and 1melda Rausch. boy.
William and Wanda Roswell, boy.
Evening star., 1950-06-07
Reports From o. G.. Bureau of Vital Statistics

Jack and Preda Rowe, boy.
Donald and Ardeth Sander, boy.
Daniel and Alice Schappeli boy.
Chris and Helen Scoredos. boy.
Pat and Virginia Sebastian, boy.
" Theodore and Edith Shainbioom. bog
Roy and Susan Simonson, boy.
James and Jean Smith. boy.
William and Ann Stone. boy.
Vincent and Beatrice Throop. boy.
George and Dorothy Yolk. boy.
Curtis and Irma Williams. boy.
Edward and Shirley Woon, boy.
Robert and Martha Wrigh4, boy;
ChSfles and Florence Barnes, girl.
Richard and Margaret Barrows. girl.
Edward and Betty Beeke, girl.
Adolph and Mary Billion. girl.
Marion and Virginia Boylston, girl.
Nathan and Mary Brisker, girl
Robert and Elizabeth Crum; girl.
Hugh and Margaret DAILY. girl.
Leonard and Rita DiGiulian.. girl.
Richard and Ruth Frank. girl.
Charles and Mary Futrowsky, girl.
Marvin and Martha Gillum, girl.
Reid and Vivian Gills, girl
Ernest and Audrey Hall, girl.
Everett and Peggy Harris. girl.
Wilson and Catherine Higdon. girl.
Herbert and Matte Lamb. girl.
Albert and Hazel Leoffler. girl
George and Patricia Long. girl.
Jerry and Betty Marathor, girl.
Edward and Renee Mercier. girl.
Theodore and Martha Miller. girl.
Thomas and Laura Minis, girl.
Murray and Mary Nelligsn, s;rl
Evening star., 1950-06-07

lRsn and Neside OIgun. girl
William and Margaret Oncken. gtri-
John and joyce Orpin. girl,
Maapice MGTnse and and oida Perkin! oiia f s,rI
Joseph and anna PerZanowski, girl.
Samuel and Eleanor Rosenfield, girl
Glen and Alma Ruffner. girl
German and Clara Ruiz. girl
John and Imogen SchaetZel. girl.
Erich and Leona SchaIia, girl
Leonard and Nettie Shapiro, giTi.
| Wayne and Dorothy Smithey. girl.
Robert and Jeanne Snithers. girl.
Theodore and Shena sourkes, gtrl.
| Thurmon and Mary Stockton, girl.
Joseph and Wanda Swidrcwski. girl.
James and Eliza Adams. boy.
HeZekiah and Lila Aston, boy.
Chester and Mildred Brooks; boy.
Walker and Dorothy Foster, boy.
! William and Lille Graves. boy.
| Leon and Alice Leonard, boy.
| Fred and Betty Moten, boy.
| William and Mary Queen, boy.
James and Rebecca Robinson boy.
Charles and Pearl Scott, boy.
Adell and Eva Smith. boy
Ellsworth and Geraldine Wheeler boy.
| Charles and Margaret Williams. boy.
David and Lillian Wrice, boy.
/ Eugene and Bernice Couch, girl.
Russell and Berlyn Dayage, girl.
| Orpheus and Evelyn Evans. girl.
| John and Marie Finney, girl.
John and Mary Holland, girl.
MahIon and Matte Msiette. girl.
Albert and Theresa Major girl
James and Aniebelle Nelson. girl.
I Lawrence and Willie NeSmith, girl twins
] James and Marie Owens. girl;
1 James and Mary Proctor, girl
Walter and Adell Robinson. s;ri.
/ Everett and Beatrice Terry, eirl.
| Harry and Luvenis Wayne. girl.
ERNEST and Rosa Wiley, girl.
Evening star., 1950-06-07

Superior Area Provides Ore
Since. the early 19O0's. more than
80 per cent of this Nations iron
ore has come from pits in the
Lake Superior district.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-11-03
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK
fe2s-TMENrY.FIvE WEARS Aeo-4e2s

October 26M and Mrs j. R. Sroupe South Soon received
from President Mrs Calvin Coolidge Gov Mrs Vic
Donahey sxty-second wedding anniversary s -
October 27Nrs Downing Beach London rre Worthy Grand
on Ohio Order Eastern Star Cleveland meeting Mrs Bessie
Boce Sterling, is Secretary at meeting
carpet for Soldiers Home Sandusxy.
October 29Rev. W. Mt Sterling, elected president
Madison County Ministerial Association. Sst.
October 30Annua Carnival at Monroe School, ePlunaWood
October 31Sence Hill Grange Somerford township enerans
ck Church London 19 resigns Concludes service 81
To reside in London
reported
ison County Health Board.
Legion Auxiliary Madison Post
Of Ohio District at conference
3 1s4o-TEN YEARS AGo--1s4o
October 2London Board of Education asks voters to support
three- support for five November cleo
ton Civic leaders give endorsemnt. #.#.s
2-Compete of Madison Counys ZIP regrants
published with numbers Grover William Baker London is No
list Valery Hines, Sedala is 2,112.
28-Bey Morris senior Lbs chosen omeComng
Queen for LHS Columbus Aqunas football game.
29Nss Mary Higgins and Miss Mildred Robinson Lon
OSU-CorneH football game Ithaca N. Y.
30-Ohio Company Cook Carnival"
London High School auditorium.
October forced
bring London who shot Halloween pranksters
Of hiding
lottery
Harmon F. Rockwell London him No place Madison
County list.
November Excavation started
night club West High street by Foster Gossard and George
Wthrow.
Jefferson given Charter
by State Department of Education
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-11-03
Business Drives
TO Cut Spending
Of Government

The drive Of Ohio business for
radical reduction in unessential
Federal spending for civilian OPP
erations viii be highlighted at the
57th Annua1 Meeting of the Ohio
Chamber of Commerce in Colum-
bus, November Il 81 United States
Senator Harry ri Byrd of Vir-
ginia. He is to She the principal
speaker at the business organiza-
tion's Annual Banquet
Senator Byrd, a member Of the
Senate Finance Committee, IS
recognized as one of the country S
foremost authorities on national
fiscal affairs and as the arch foe"
of deficit financing and squander-
ing at Washington, Ohio Chamber
President c. I. Weaver said Sat
urday.
Apart from critical problems in
international relations, the speak
er is expected to stress the i'm
mediate need for slashing nom
defense spending as a long over
due step and to demand elimina-
ton Of politics as usual" by the
Federal government in adequately
preparing the country's defense.
The Virginia Senator recently
declared that a cut Of $4,000. .000.-
900 annually Is possible in civilian