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Evening star., 1950-06-23
Franks Outlines Position
OF Britain on Pool Plan
BY the Assoeiofed Press

~ hS CssoStpfSu FTetS
Inquiring Senators were in
formed today that. Britains
worldwide interests. RESPONSE
bilities and commitment ts,' pre-
vented a more active role ct
present in the Schur1an Plan.
This information came in an
informal statement on British
policy in relation to Western Eu-
rope" by Sir Oliver Franks, the
British ambassador to the United
States. ga = 81
Sir Oliver outlined the policy Of
the British Labor government. in
letter to Paul Hoffman, ad-
ministrator of the European Re-
covery Program. who made it
public while being questioned at
closed-door session of the SEN
ate Foreign Relations Committee.
The French and many members
Of the United States Congress
have been urging that England
take an active part in the steel
coal pool and ECA Chief Hoffman
promised, Senators he would try
to learn why Britain had not
done so.
Evening star., 1950-06-23
Omaha Girl, 10, Has Baby;
Condition Reported Good
BY ths Assecioted Press

OMAHA. June ga 10-year-
old girl and her newborn son were
in excellent condition" in an
Omaha hospital today.
|. The baby. who weighed 6 pounds
8 ounces. was delivered Tuesday
without any special measures. q
hospital spokesman said.
The girl. described as small for
her age" had been in the hospital
several weeks. She had been given
blood transfusions to build up her
strength.
The spokesman said the girls
name and address would be with
held. The child, he said. probably
will be placed for adoption very
soon"
Evening star., 1950-06-23
Socialists Threaten
To ToppIe BidauIt on
Issue Of Wage Raise
BY III. A.,eeie,.d Pes.

PARIS, June 23.-France's So
cialist Party threatened today to
topple the middle of the-road
government of Premier Georges
Bidault unless he makes a pro-
posal which will satisfy their de-
mands on the wage raise issue.
The Socialists announced they
would vote against Mr.. Bidault
tomorrow on q confidence motion
If they still are dissatisfied. The
government of the Popular Re
publican Movement leader cannot
stand if the Socialists oppose it in
such a vote.
Farley Due to Recess.
With France deep in negotia-
tionS to merge West Europe's coal
and steel under international con-
troll, the Assembly convenes for
the critical vote tomorrow on Mr..
Bidault'S request. He has demand
ed approval of a law prohibiting
new government expenditures un-
less such expenditures are covered
by receipts.
An attache at the coal-steel
pool talks said he believed all the
delegates of the six Western
European nations would visit their
respective capitals over the week
end and that negotiations would
not be resumed until the middle
OF next week. BY that time the
issue in the French government
may have been decided.
The Socialists have been sup
porting the Bidault coalition
government although they would
not join in his cabinet. However,
they have been pressing for larger
wages for government employees
than the cabinet is willing to
grant. The Socialists get con-
siderable political backing from
Frances million government en-
ployes.
Crucial Vote in Britain.
Across the English Channel
Brltaln'S Labor government also
is heading for a win-or-resign
parliamentary test. Prime Min
lister Attlee asked for a confidence
Endorsement of his governments
decision to stay out of the current
Schuman Plan talks until it learns
more about how the proposed coal
steel pool will operate.
| The House of Commons will de-
bate the governments policy
Monday and is expected to vote
Tuesday night.
The impending Assembly ballot
aroused speculation on how il
would affect French Foreign Min
lister Schuman. He is sponsor of
the industrial pool plan which six
Western European nations are
trying to set up in negotiations
here.
Evening star., 1950-06-23
Radioactive Mineral Found

SANTA BARBARA, Calf, june
% (R.-Discovery' near King
man. Ariz., of a rare radioactive
mineral that may be valuable in
atomic research has been disclosed
by Santa Barbara College, a
branch of the University of Cali
fornia. The mineral, called thai
enite, heretofore has been found
only in Sweden.
Evening star., 1950-06-23
Swedish Worker Saved
From Death in Soft Clay
By the Asseeiosed Press

STOCKHOLM, June 23.-Res-
cue workers yesterday saved the
life of trapped construction
worker who was slowly sinking
into clay.
Only the head of Emil LARSON
showed above the surface when
500 friends and fellow workers
began gaining the upper hand in
the fight against the suction.
LARSON, 80, apparently had given
up hope of rescue. He had asked
his friends to forward his last
greetings to his family.
LARSON fell into a shaft dug for
the foundation of a new apart
ment house. Rescue workers, using
q crane, moved 10 tons of clay
before they succeeded in freeing
him.
Evening star., 1950-06-23
Mccarthy 'Sideshow'
Raped by Truman
In Talk to Governors
The Communist inquiry on

The Communist inquiry on
Capitol Hill is a "sideshow"
in President Truman's book
or at least there is some
evidence in that direction. ;.
Addressing the luncheon of
Democratic Governors yester-
day, the President made a
plea for peace. and urged that
his hearers mot be diverted"
from the thought of this goal
"by any sideshows."
Gov. Adlai Stevenson of
Illinois, who quoted the Pres
ident, said he understood the
reference to be to the charges
against the State Department
by Senator Mccarthy, Re-
publican, of Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1950-06-23
GOLF SCOOP,

Wilson Gene Ssaxen Metehed lron Of 5000 22s
Wilson Sam Saead Matched lren Of 4s 90 $50
Wilson Petty Berg Woods Of B. $3.50 1879
Wilson Matched Woods MEMS Of 1000 iss
Speldins Jimmy Thompson Mesehed Woods
Louisville on Duo Mssehed Irons. Of 1000 27s
Louisville Grend Siom Irons womens Of IS 90 1919
Louisville Grond Slom Woods. Of 3525
Louisville Grend Slem Woods. mems. Of 1850 27S
Joe krkwoed Steinless Steel irons OF IS 90 S7S
Bobby Jones Registered Irons. Of 90 90 34S
Nyion and pueksheen Golf Bess ls 90 90
Women's canvos Golf Bess $50 So
Top erode Colt Boha. dozen ll.40 so
Mems and Women's Golf Shoes Observation-Disclosures 49,
Evening star., 1950-06-23
Suburban Hospital
To Be Redecoruted

The Women's Auxiliary Of Sub
urban Hospital. Bethesda, will re-
decorate the interior of the hos
pital, it was announced today.
The redecoration program will
be carried out gradually until the
entire hospital has been done over
in color and decor that will be
restful and relaxing" ;" the auxiliary
said.
Evening star., 1950-06-23
Israel Fuyors Investors

A new Encouragement of Cap
ital Investment Law" passed in
israel, grants big concessions in
7yes, registration fees and Gus
toms duties to foreign investors.
Evening star., 1950-06-23

Because they do not like straw
berries. geese are used by some
farmers to help keep their straw
berry beds free of weeds and grass.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-07
1925-TWENTY- FIVE YEARS AGO-1925

1925-TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO-1925
March BOB Jones, London
Justice of for 80 Mitchell lifelong
London, die
March 30-Madson County Commissioners year per-
od of five for Home Demonstration
March 3M Sterling has S11 900 fire
terty business block destroyed
April PLAIN City honors boys county champion
and girls first
attend
April Miss Mary Chamberlain completing So
don primary grades honored faculty
April 2Co John Voka of Columbus formerly
en Ohio at the dedication of Hank Gowdy field FIT Bennn Ga
April 3-New gas rate for London into effect
April 4West Jefferson Methodist Church dedication
church starting Palm Sunday climax Easter Service.
1940-TEN YEARS AGO-1940
March 30Marcus Cornwe appointed City COM
London
March 31Ear Henkeman Sterling commander of
Madison County Disabled American
Veterans
March 31Mayor P Early Diagnosis
paign sponsored by Madison County Health League
April Policemen Charity Bell announced
Chief John Davis approximately 400 attend at London Arm
Madison Camp celebrates anniversary
April Murray Lohr London named committee to
for convention Ohio Jaycees in Toledo in May
3Mar portion real collected
Treasurer H M. Clancy announced total of $192517.
April 4Censu for 9 subdivisions county start work
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-07
INVITING TYRANNY

In recent radio interview. William c. Mulendoe president
OF the Southern California Edison Company spoke of The
slavery which threatens all America today BY giving and
authority to the government he went have
reached the point which Lincoln defined tyranny that
the point where do they please with other
and with the product of other mems labor In the euse of
giving subsidies rent control regulated production social
security socazed housing and other governmental aids
few able TO do they please with the great
majority of American citizens
Mr. Muendore then discussed the enormously important
on of the responsibilities Of Leadership these trying times.
he ad The naona leader who suPPresses facts about i'm
pending attack by foreign enemy is betrayng his people If
he lu them into false Of security Just truly do busi
leaders political leaders, church leaders and leaders
all professions fail in their duty they do sound the alarm
this hour OF danger from mortal enemy of freedom
Failure to sound the alarm the loss of freedom equivalent
10 the failure OF senes to of approaching enemy
time Of war
Our surrender of rights and liberties to government tragic
example OF how people may invite tyranny. little bit of
socialism harmless and pleasant until always
does brings communism fsscsm complete with dictator.
And that will happen here tomorrow morning. if the
present Federal drive for through soaation of
business and industry is not stopped
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-07
Organize To Aid
'Stumps Campaign

Two former Ohio attorney gen
erals, c. c. Crabbe of Columbus
and U. G. Denman of Toledo,
today announced they are head
ing statewide committee of LOCO
volunteers to work for Dale
Stump, Columbus attorney and
Republican candidate for attorney
general.
I'VE are organizing public
spirited citizens because we be-
lieve that Dale Stump is especially
qualified by background, exper-
fence and training for this post" /"
Mr.. Crabbe said.
1--WE are confident of wide
spread support. In 46 of the SO
counties, Republican chairman are
openly for Dale Stump.
There is a growing conviction
that the Attorney Generals job
must be filled by man like DaIe
Stump, whose integrity, sincerity
and thorough knowledge of the op-
Grafton of government are beyond
question"
Mr.. Denman said he felt duty
bound to enter the campaign.
Il have known Dale Stump for
many years and l share with Mr..
Crabbe a deep conviction that
Dale Stump should be nominated
and elected" Mr.. Denman said.
Legal opinions rendered by the
Attorney General effect the lives
of every Ohioan.'
Mr.. Denman and Mr.. Crabbe
explained that their Volunteers
Committee will work closely with
other Dale Stump Committees al
ready at work.
I'VE plan. a vigorous campaign
during the last few weeks to as
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-07

program, he replied that the work
erS would have tutors to teacn
them new jobs and the industrial
lists new enterprises and that un-
employment relief would be hand
ed out to the idle workers. Incl
dentally, when they speak OF
teaching our manufacturers and
workers now enterprises. it would
be valuable to know those enter
priSes which the State Depart
ment boys and girls intend to
preserve and those to be sacriiJ-
ced upon the altar of 'one-econ-
omic world
Are we Senators. going to sit
here and do nothing about this
threat of disaster to our country ?
Are we going to continue TO lei
the State Department control
what the Constitution says we
should be controlling? According
to a report of the United Nations
Secretariat, there is no remedy
in sight for Western Europe! &C.
onomic difficulties, despite Mar
shall Plan allotments of 8 bill
lion and 447 million dollars. Are
we going to continue to pour our
taxpayers down the rathole in
Europe and fail to protect our
American workers and investors
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-07
Fireworks Law
In Ohio Cited

The time of year has arrived
when fireworks will be offered
for sale by many manufacturers
of sparklers, fountains, skyrock-
cts, snakes in the grass and other
devices which gave a visible et-
feet. Advanced billing on these
items are now being taken to be
sold in the weeks preceding
Fourth of july,
Harry j. Callan, State Fire
Marshal, has recently asked for
and received from Herbert S. Duff
fy, the Attorney General of Ohio,
an Opinion on what constitutes
legal fireworks" in Ohio.
Several sections of the State
Law were quoted and in the final
paragraph the Attorney Generals
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-07
Law Institute
To Be April II

Three important phases in the
settlement of a decedent's estate
in the probate court will be pre-
sented to members of the legal
profession during a probate pra-.
ctice institute to be held at the
Springfield Country Club in
Springfield on April II.
The meeting will be sponsored
by the Springfield Par & Law
Library Association in cooperat-
ion with the Ohio State Bar Conn
mittee on Ohio Practicing Law
Institutes.
Attorney and judges from
Champaign, Clark, Fayette, Green,
Logan, Madison and Union coun-
ties have been invited to attend
the law institute.
The program which begins at
9:2O a. m. on Wednesday will in.
clude as speakers Attorneys A.
Glenn McClelland of Columbus,
James L. Elder of Cincinnati and
Harry Stickney of Cincinnati.
A two hour session will be de-
voted to each of the three institute
subjects which are settlement of
administrators and executors ,acr
counts, Ohio inheritance taxes
and transfers of property from
decendent's estate.
The institute is one of a series
OF programs being held in many
Ohio cities this spring.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-07
MADISON COUNTY COURTS

lage of Mt. Sterling.
Harlan Scaggs and Cloa Scaggs
to Ionic Skaggs and Mollie
Skaggs, 3.4 acres Pike Township.
Stephen H. Campbell and Hazel
M Campbell to Heston Campbell
and Marie Campbell Lot 5 IN
Frey's Addition, village of tef-
ferson.
Seymour w. Kious and Edna d.
kious to Fred A. Lutz, Sr., ct al
124.34 acres, Pleasant Township.
Frank German and Mamie Cor
man to Della May Funk, lot in
Glade Hill Addition, London.
Lee McNeer and Mae McNeer
to Harold Cook and Lula Jane
Cook, .053 acres, Park Street,
village of London.
Harold Biggert and Helen Big
CERT to Richard F. Merriman and
nellie Merriman, Lots 79 and so
Fairview Addition, Village of Jef-
ferson.
Frances B. Palmer to ]. A. b.
Wagner and Beatrice Wagner, .299
acres, village of jefferson.
Paul E. Hackett and Helen
K. Hackett to Herbert Bussey,
Lots Al, AZ and 43, Glade Hill,
London.
William S. Culp, Commissioner,
to Hinkle Patterson, one undivided
IL interest in Lot II in Mary L.
billions Addition to village of
Jefferson.
Hinkle Patterson to Robert
Myers to Aretta Myers, Lot II in
Mary L. Dillon's Addition to vii
lage of Jefferson.
Ida Donald and Henry Donald,
Hinkle Patterson, Calvin Patter-
son and Myrtle Patterson, to Ella
Patterson, Lot 10 in Mary L. Dill
Ions Addition to village of JEFF
! ferson.
| .Hinkle Patterson, Ida Patter-
son, Ida Donald and Henry Dom
aid, Calvin Patterson and Myrtle
Patterson, Lot 81 in Jones First
Addition, village of jefferson.
Frances B. Palmer to Duane f.
Cornwell and Suzanne Cornwell,
0.259 acres. village. .of Jefferson.
| Duane E. Cornwell and Suz-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-07
Industry Chosen
Cold War Victim
Malone Charges

Washington, D. c., April 8
United States Senator George w.
Malone (R., New charged today
that American industry has been
deliberately selected as the VIC
tim in the Cold war. Mr.. Aches
on's State Department has de-
cided," said Senator Malone,
that the American workingmen
and investors are to be sacrificed >
Senator Malone said: With the
failure of the ECA billions 10
rehabilitate and restore indepen-
dence to the European economy,
the Acheson-Hoffman program
now is to exercise domination
over the economy of foreign
countries by making them per-
manently dependent on the United
States as an expert market for
their products. This is a far cry
from what the so-called Marshall
Plan started out TO be. Its profess
ed purpose was to make European
nations independent of our sup
port. How it is to make them de-
pendent. Again the American
people, who are footing the bill,
have been hoodwinked.
With the connivance of our
Government officials, Britain and
other countries are to exclude ex-
ports from the United States while
at the same time stepping up the
shipment of their products to our
markets. This they call closing
the dollar gap The real but un-
disclosed purpose of our State De-
partment is to open up the Ameri-
can market, the source of our
national wealth, with foreign in
terests, and the result will inevi-
tably be the complete elimination
of the floor under wages and in
vestments in this country.
The so-called escape to pro-
leCI lHJultu tiIlIt1 l1dll lIlduS IL iSS,
was a delusive sham; injury ser
ious injury, or even bankruptcy
of an American industry is now
said to be no ground for cutting
off foreign imports.
There is nothing in the pro-
gram which is economically sound
or to the advantage of America.
If those in our State Department
who devised these plans are on
the side of Americans they are
simlp stupid. There's some queer
thinking in our State Department.
If, on the other hand, they are
on the side of the Reds, they are
extremely clever traitors.
when ECA Administrator Hof-
fman who asked what he and the
other planners proposed to 10
about the American communities
which would be victimized by the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-07
INVENTORY FILED

Sherman P. Lowry, late of
Canaan Township, total appraise-
ment $1,756-57 personal property.
Cola Mink, Morris Goodyear and
Elleck Lamb, Appraisers; o. IL.
Administrator.
APPOINTMENT
Estate of VIM. H. Groves, late
of Mt. Sterling, Robert f. Wright,
administrator bond 100000.
Estate of Roy Livingston, late
of London; Eloise l. Hankinson,
administrative; bond S5,000.00.
Thomas E. Kidburg, late Of
Plain City; Beulah K. Lombard,
executrix, bond dispensed with by
provision of will.
Fanny Timmons. late of New
port, j. E. Harper, administrator;
bond S4,000.00.
Everett Freeman, late of Mt
Sterling; Ethel Freeman, admin
istratrix, 100000 bond.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Ralph E. Martin, farmer, Mad
ison County and Rachebelle
Myers, punch press operator, West
Jefferson.
Lacy Harman, farm laborer,
Madison County and Sara Ann
Morter, Sedalia.
Stephen Butler, claims adjuster
Dayton and Lucille Walsh, steno-
grapher, London.
DIVORCES ASKED
Porter p. Smith VS. Velma n.
Smith.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Hazel Eakin to J. Fred Schle-
gal, Lots 19 and 20, S. Madison
Road, village of London.
Harriet M. Eyler to Wayne r.
Clelland, ct al, property S. Wal
nut St, London.
Bernard Smith to Kathryn
Stickel, undivided II interest in
Lot 13 in original town of JEFF
ferson.
Fl. r. Bidwell, Sheriff's Deed in
Partition for land of late William
Henry Afford to Daisy Afford,
} q n acres Jefferson Township.
fsHavFiett. Neff, by Administrator
NJ Myrfie Fill. property in vii
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-07

sources of materials and in the
purchasing and upkeep Of visual
aids equipment, according to DR..
Wendell c. Nystrom, dean Of the
college and chairman of the de-
partment of education.
A reading list for keeping
abreast of developments in visual
aids will also be studied in the
course.
More than 40 students already
have registered for the new
course, which will be given in two
sections to accommodate more stud
ents. Glasses will be in Blair Hall.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-07

Opinion was, I'm conclusion there
fore it is my opinion that spark
lers, fountains, skyrockets, snakes
in the grass and other similar de-
vices which give a visible effect
are fireworks" within the mean
ing of Section 5904-1 General
Code. AS to the sale of fireworks
to children, through advertise
ment in comic books, it should be
pointed out that Section 5904-12
Genral Code, prohibits anyone
from selling any kind of fireworks
any time to children under The
age of twelve years.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-07
Expand Teacher
I Training Courses

Expanding its course of instru-
ction for students in the teacher
training program. Wittenberg Col
lege will begin siX-Week visual
aids workshop course for its sem
ior students in education April 13.
Prof. Otto Reimherr, director Of
Wittenberg's newly-organized vis-
ual aids center, will be the in
structor in the course.
In the non-credit workshop class
the future teachers will be in
structed in uses and values of vis-
ual aids and in the operation and
maintenance of apparatus. Infor-
nation will also be given on
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-07
Folklore Society
10 Be Organized

DR.. Francis L. Utley of the Ohio
State University Department of
English, will preside atan organ
izational meeting at the Deshler-
Wallick Hotel April 81 for per-
sons interested in forming an Ohio
Folklore Society.
The session will follow an an
nual meeting of the English Sec
ton of the Ohio College Associa-
ton. Duncan Enrich of Washing
ton, d c., chief of the folklore
division of the Library of Con-
gress, will attend both sessions.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-07
FOREMER RESIDENT
DIES AT RIPLEY

Mrs. James Cluxton, Youngs-
town, Ohio, is staying at the home
of Mrs. Carrie Sanford. Elm ST.,
London, while Mr.. Cluxton, is
in Ripley, Ohio for the funeral
service of his brother Edmund
Cluxton formerly of London,
who died there Monday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-07

Mint for Lamb
For savory sauce to serve
with lamb roast or chops, cut
mint sprigs finely and combine
them with two tablespoons con-
fectioners' sugar, two tablespoons
lemon juice and f cup, vinegar.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-07
LANGUAGE

james Martineau
neighbor would use to another,
except from behind barricade,
is accepted in all the foreign Of
fices of the world as a mere sing
ing telegram. II. /. Phillips, st.
Louis Globe Democrat.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-07

sure. Mr.. Stump's nomination IN
May q" Mr. Denman said. I'VE
shall then continue our efforts
through the November campaign.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-07

AT HER CHORES. The wistfuI
little drudge OF the fable hurries
her tasks to insure being on time
for Prince Charming's palace ball,
in Walt Disney's Cinderella" all
cartoon magical musical, in color
by Technicoior. Coming soon to
the State Theatre.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-07

anne Cornwell to Delbert Mellow
ell and Nellie L. Mcdowell, 0.259
acres, village of Jefferson.
Evening star., 1950-09-20

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