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Evening star., 1951-10-29
YugosIov Guard Killed
In Border Shooting
By the Associofed Press

BELGRADE, Yugoslayia, Oct
29.-The Belgrade radio reported
last night that Bulgarian troops
shooting across the border near
Dimitrovgrad, killed Yugoslav
border guard Saturday.
The report said Yugoslav troops
returned the Bulgarian fire. II
added that the Yugoslav foreign
Office would formally protest to the
Bulgarians. 1t was the latest in
a series of hundreds of frontier
Incidents.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
ThuiIund Gets U. 5. Ships

YOKOSUKA. Japan, Oct. 20.
(P-United States Navy today
turned over to the Royal Thai
land Navy two American frigates.
the Glendale and the Gallup.
Rear Admiral Kenmore M. Nc
Evening star., 1951-10-29

President Truman today dec
GRATED two young Marine officers
with the Congressional Medal of
Honor for their brilliant exploits
in the bitter Chosin Reservoir
fighting last winter.
They led vastly outnumbered
forces against the Chinese Com
munists to capture a strategic
position.
. The men are Maj. Reginald r.
Myers. 81, Of Boise, Idaho. and
Maj. Carl L. Sitter. 20, Pueblo,
Colo. who are now on training
assignment at Quantico.
Both are veterans Of World War
II. Proud families looked on with
top officials of the Marine Corps
as the President looped the be-
ribboned medals around their COL
lars.
Silver Star Winner.
! Maj. Myers. winner twice pre-
viously Of the Bronze Star for
gallantry in Korea. escaped un-
scathed in IA hours of hand to
hand combat in freezing weather.
Maj. Sitter, wounded three times
by grenade fragments. was in ac-
ton for SO hours.
| Maj. Sitter was a Silver Star
winner in Guam in-.the last war.
/ He was serving as commanding
officer of Company G. Sd Battal-
ion. lst Marine Division. in action
at Hagaru-ri on November 80 and
80. The citation said:
/ Ordered to break through
enemy-infested territory to rein
force his battalion in the early
morning. November 30 Cthe them
Capt. Sitter continuously exposed
himself to enemy fire as he lead
his company forward. and. de-
spite Is per cent casualties suf-
fered in the furious action, Sue
ceeded in driving through to his
objective.
Assuming the responsibility of
attempting to seize and occupy a
strategic area occupied by a hos
tile force of regiment strength.
deeply entrenched on a snow-cov-
cred hill commanding the entire
valley southeast Of the town, as
we'll as the line of march of
friendly troops withdrawing to the
South, he reorganiZed his depleted
units the following morning, and
boldly led them up the steep, fro
zen hillside under blistering fire,
encouraging and redeploying his
troops as casualties occurred, and
directing forward platoons as they
continued the drive to the top of
the ridge.
Enemy Penetrates Lines.
During the night when a vastly
outnumbering enemy launched a
sudden viscious counterattack
setting the hill ablaze with mortar,
machine gun and automatic
weapons fire and taking heavy
toll in troops. Capt. Sitter visited
each fox hole and gun position,
cooly deploying and integrating
reinforcing units consisting of
service personel unfamiliar with
infantry tactics into co-ordinated
combat team. and instilling in
every man the will and determina-
tion to hold his position at all
costs.
With the enemy penetrating his
lines in repeated counterattacks.
which often required hand to hand
combat. and on one occasion in
filtrating to the command post
Evening star., 1951-10-29

attained a width OF nearly so
miles.
The bomb exploded at an alti-
tude estimated at about $500 feet
above Yucca Flat. 1t was released
by a B-29, one of three planes
dispatched from Kirkland Air
Force Base, Albuquerque, N. M.
Evening star., 1951-10-29

Names, commander fleet activities.
Japan-Korea, turned the ships
over to Thai Ambassador S.
Nilkhamhaemg at a ceremony.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
Ever tested reoI
old fashioned bacon?

chenees ore you've never tested
real honest-to-soodness hickory
smoked bacon. You'll find its
different from any bseon you ever
put in your mouth.
Jorden's bacon is cured in seIt-
and-susar, on old English cure. for
1912 days. Then it henss in the
smoke house over hand tended
hickory fires burning day and
night until the juices drip and the
punsent hickory smoke permeetes
and fIovers the bacon.
Not much bacon is made like
this any more; Jordan's is the only
one we know Of in this srea. Look
for Jordan's Boeon in the Old Vir-
sinia Smoke House box.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
FOUND.

DOG, large gray, curly-haired female:
18th and Taylor sts. NV. Sunday; col.
lar. no tag. IA. f425.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
? Marines Get Medal of Honor
For Chosin Reservoir Heroism

President Truman today dec with hand grenades
GRATED two young Marine officers gaany with his repug
for liam Seache
Evening star., 1951-07-29

Interesting varieties of the COM
mon King Edward VII stamps of
Great Britain are described in
the July number of the West End
Philatelist, London.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Coming Attractions


Stage.
ARENA-"She Stoops to Con-
quer," with Lester Rawlins,
starting August 16.
Screen.
AMBASSADOR - Captain
Horatio Hornblower," with
Gregory Peck, starting
Thursday.
CAPITAL - Half Angel"
with Loretta Young, start
ing Thursday.
DUPONT - wv derful
Time" with Willy Fritch.
KEITH'S-"Alice in Wonder
land" as told by Walt Dis
ney, starting Wednesday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Horatio Hornblower." with
Gregory Peck. starting
Thursday.
NATIONAL-"On the Rivi-
era" with Danny Kaye.
PALACE-"Ace in the Hole"
with Kirk Douglas.
PIX-"All the Kings Men,"
with Broderick Crawford.
PLAYHOUSE-"Tony Draws
a Horse" with Cecil Parker,
starting Wednesday.
TRANS-LUX - "Alice in
Wonderland" with Carol
Marsh, starting Tuesday.
WARNER-"Captain Horatio
Hornblower," with Gregory
Peck, starting Thursday.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
SUNSET DRIVEN l';;s%s ss.... ! PIX.

Bet. Col. Pike & Shirley Hwy.
Open s. PM. HOWARD DUFF. MAR
TEN TOREN in SPY HUNT" 1905;
Plus HURD HATFIELD in CHINA
TOWN At MIPPMIGHTi% PM $50. Starts
PLUS IaX q Carfull.
Evening star., 1951-07-29

Frederic Uhlig of Alexandria
won prize at the Honolulu stamp
show with his display Of Cipex
specialized.
Evening star., 1951-07-29

When the 4c, SC, 7c and 15c
postal centennial stamps of Can
ada are released September "a,
f1rst-day cover service will be pro-
vided by the Canadian Association
for Philatelic Exhibitions exclu-
sively. Collectors desiring such
covers may order from Capex, 10
lBloor street West. Toronto, On
tario. Remit in amount of face
value of stamps plus SC for each
item to be handled. Use 634 size
envelopes, stuffed, with flaps
turned in, front surface plainly
addressed in lower right-hand
corners.
The 65th anniversary stamp
show of the Chicago Philatelic
Society will be held at the Sher-
man Hotel, Chicago. November
Il to 4 inclusive.
]. H. Weimer. Box 1708, Wash
Iington, D. c., has brought out an
illustrated catalog for his 28th
auction of precancel stamps, with
bids closing August 7. Copies
may be obtained by phoning ia.
l0842.
Frederic Uhlig Of Alexandra
won prize at the Honolulu stamp
show with his display Of Cipex
specialized.
The government Of Israel has
hannounced a. stamp in memory of
IDr. Theodor zeev HerZl. founder
of the Zionist movement. It was
designed by M. and G. Shamir of
Tel Aviv and shows DIR. Herzl's
portrait in profile. The value will
be 80 prutah, and the color green.
Release is being arranged in con-
junction with the 23d Zionist Con-
greSs in Jerusalem during August.
Evening star., 1951-07-29

rIQrI = 2lo6 Po. Ave. NV. RE. ols-
VAAaSA1 An Conditioned
TYRONE POWER, SUSAN HAYWARD,
HUGH MARLOWE In "RAWHIDE," at
6:15, 500, 9:45,
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Stamp News
By james WoIdo Eoweett

contains an interesting article on
the reapers. parliament and Karl
and zita stamps of Hungary by
George ]. Feldman.
Interesting varieties of the COM
mon King Edward VII stamps of
Great Britain are described in
the July number of the West End
Philatelist, London.
Paul D. Weeks announces that
he will move his stamp shop from
1929 New York avenue to 732
Seventeenth street NV, August
IA. The new location is a large
modern ground-f1oor air-condi-
toned room which will make
feasible the resumption of counter
sales as we'll as the continuance of
auctions on a systematic routine.
Lavonia Stockelbach is the
author of comprehensive article
on stamps showing birds in
Stamps Magazine for July %.
El Salvador has brought out
four multi i-colored airmail stamps
for the 500th anniversary of the
birth of Queen Isabella I of Cas-
tile. The denominations are: 10,
20, 40 centavos and l colon.
French Morocco is releasing four
stamps in memory of Count
Philippe de Hauteclocque, better
known by his assumed name
Gen. LeClerc, heroic commander
in World War II. He led the
French forces in North Africa in
1912 and the French army that
landed in Normandy in 1914 and it
was his privilege to receive the
surrender of the Germans in Paris
in 1945. His career ended in an
airplane crash in the Sahara
Desert in 1947. The denominations
and colors of the LeClerc stamps
are 10fr, green; 15fr, pink; 25fr,
blue. and 50fr, violet.
Edmond and Jules Goncourt,
founders of the Goncourt prize for
fiction, are commemorated in
15fr, violet brown, stamp Of
Monaco. The composition shows
the brothers in profile. side by
side. They were novelists them
selves as well as historians and
critics Of art.
j. & H. 'stolow, New York, re-
Gently sold 5,616 lots of stamps
for King Farouk of Egypt and
the cash register total reached
s167, 500. An index to the number
Of Grade A collectors there are
may be found in the fact that
l15,000 advance mail bids were
received.
Aline B. Louchheim. writing in
the New York Times Magazine for
May 27, discusses the old
problem of bad designing" Of
United States stamps. But the
stamps of foreign countries which
she considers ''well-designed" are
simply modernistic horrors. not at
oil to be preferred to our odd
fashioned" domestic compositions.
Apparently. she never has heard
Of the National Stamp Conference,
held here in Washington in 1887.
The whole subject of inartistic
stamps was debated on that oc-
casion as it never was anywhere
before or has been since.
Evening star., 1951-07-29

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Evening star., 1951-07-29

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Evening star., 1951-07-29

DR.. Herzl was a native of Buda-
pest, Hungary. born May 7, 1860.
He predicted the rebirth of the
Jewish nation and spent the better
part of his life in the campaign
to that end. 1t was at his sug-
gestion that the first Zionist Con-
gress met in Basel. Switzerland
in 1897. He was elected first pres
ident of the World Zionist Organi-
zation. Dying July 3, 1904, he
left his example as a legacy tt
patriotic Jews everywhere. Tht
new stamp commemorating hi!
services is the first personality
issue of Israel.
Evening star., 1951-07-29

The S. P. A. Journal for July
Evening star., 1951-07-29

contains an interesting article on
the reapers. parliament and Karl
and zita stamps of Hungary by
George j. Feldman.
Evening star., 1951-07-29


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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
Fishermen Should
Know Of Rights

Fishermen! Read this. 1t may
protect you from an embarrass-
ing and possibly costly error.
The problem of distinguishing
between private and public waters
has been a long and difficult one
for many s'ears.
Is there a fisherman alive who
hasn't ask himself, Il wonder if
I'm legally right in fishing here?'
And he may have asked him
self, Can I fish from my boat
on a stream, even if the landown-
er of the adjoining bank prohibits
fishing?" Or, Does he own the
land under the stream too"
A search of the law reveals the
following conclusions on the prob
lem:
Ohio Courts have handed down
a long line of decisions that in
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
CHET MILLER OLDEST IN FIELD
FOR 500 MILE AUTO RACE

track. Miller wasn't hurt in that
accident.
He had another bad wreck in
the 1899 race-the smashup that
killed Floyd Roberts, the 1888
winner. Roberts car tangled with
Bob Swanson's, and Swanson was
thrown onto the track. Miller de-
liberately wrecked his racer to
miss Swanson and was awarded
the Wallerich sportsmanship
trophy.
Chet suffered fractured arm,
a fractured leg and broken coll
larbone in the 1899 crackup
Not counting relief driving,
Miller has driven 4,910 miles in
competition at the speedway.
His best finish was third in 1888
and he has been in the first ten
four other OCCASIONS.
This time, Chet has good
chance to win. His Novi, with a
new engine designed by the late
Bud Winfield, is capable of more
speed than car be used in the
race. And the racing clan rates
Chet as one of the smartest, stead
lest drivers in the business.
He spends the entire year with
race cars but drives only in the
Indianapolis race. The rest of the
time he upholsters other peoples
cars.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29

Few years age, Easy Roberts
took a lot Of kidding when he
planted that hedge of Multiflora
roses along his property line.
Folks said he was getting pretty
high-falutin'.
But today plenty of people who
laughed at the idea slow down
when they drive by Easy's place
just to look at those roses. Most
beautiful sight you ever saw.
Practical, too! The hedge is a
good four foot high now, and at
least five foot thick-even a shoat
couldn't get through that prickly
mass of shrubbery. Best of all, it
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
BY Dale Burgess
APP Newsfeatures

INDIANAPOLIS - Chester ].
(CheD Miller's idea of training
for his 18th Indianapolis 500-mile
Memorial Day auto race is to
play an occasional round of golf.
The 48-year-old Glendale, Calf.
driver-oldest in the field watches
tolerantly while the youngsters
do pushups and squeeze rubber
balls to strengthen their arms
and shoulders
II need to save my energy for
the Memorial Day race" Chet ex-
plains.
II used to go in for calisthenics
and all that muscle-building stuff
But at my age, it would just make
me tired. Anyway. this big Novi
I'm driving takes a delicate touch
NOT manhandling.
Amy time it should happen to
get away from me, I'm not going
to fight it. 1t wouldn't do any
good"
When Miller talks about los
ing" a car, it isn't an academic
discussion. The day before the
1928 Indianapolis race, he took
car on a practice run just
after the speedway bricks had
been scrubbed. The wheels skid
ded on patch of cleaning COM
pound. Result: fractured skull,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
Eight Teams In
S0fthaII League
Al w. Jefferson

Eight boys softball teams have
been organized in West Jefferson
for this summer.
One league of four teams is
made up of high school boys,
while the younger league is from
the elementary group.
Play will start on Tuesday,
June 5th, and continue each Tues
day and Thursday evening
through August 23rd.
Each evening the younger
league will play one game at $50
and the older league one game
at 8 o'clock. All, players will wear
uniforms consisting of caps and
shirts. These are being furnish
ed by team sponsors. Thus fac
1T boys have signed up to play
in the two leagues.
In addition to these teams,
there will be two teams of young
er boys from the second and third
grade who will play one game
each week in the afternoon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
Al Club Plans
Program June |

All 4-H leaders in Madison
county are expected to attend the
meeting Of the Madison County
4-H Club Council Friday evening,
June 1, in the courthouse base
ment, Chairman Paul Overturf,
has announced. Final changes. in
cnrollments for the ensuinr years
arc to be made at that time. Tie
date marks the deadline for all
oh enrollments. The group will
also discuss summer activities, the
All fair program and tours.
Senior 4-H Camp is scheduled
for June 11-16 at Camp Clifton
for all All members IA years and
older. Letters have been sent to
all All club members whose en-
rollment has been turned in to
the Extension Office. Any All
member who has not received the
letter on Senior Camp and who
desires to go, should contact The
Extension Office before June 4.
Madison County will be camping
with Logan Champaign, Union,
Green, Montgomery, and Clinton
Counties at Senior Camp.
The All leaders on the COM
mittee to plan the Monday after
noon program in front of the
grand stand at the Madison Coun-
ty fair will meet Thursday even
ing, May 81, to make preliminary
plans for the show.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29

The opening Of new year Is the
time 10 take stock on what your fu-
ture Is going to be-the time to take
a two-way look at your life. You
know what has happened through the
years past, but how about 10 years
from now-January /, 1861. viii you
be the one person in four who will
enjoy the freedom aud financial inde-
pendence that only cash savings can
guarantee? The opportunity to take
advantage of that guarantee Is yours.
Sign tip for the Payroll Savings Plan.
There is no more profitable resolu-
tion than ''Buy u. s. Savings Bonds
now. U. S. TFeosUry Department
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29

dicate the landowners, adjacent to
or through which a stream flows,
own the land to the center of
stream, or where they own the
property on both sides, the entire
bed of the stream.
This right Of ownership, how
ever, is subject to the public's
right to use the stream for Com
merce and Transportation.
1t follows then that unless a
stream is Navigable, and thus
can be used for commerce and
transportation, the public cannot
use it without the permission of
the person owning the underlying
land. This restriction applies to
fishing while wading or boating,
as we'll as from the bank)
This, however, leaves a question
to be answered too. That being
- When is 3 stream navigable
in a legal sense?
The law says the following: A
stream is navigable where there
is a public terminus at each end
Therefore only partially navi-
gable creeks or streams, which
open upon a bay but lead merely
to private lands, are NOT public
naVigable waters
The fact that here is water
enough in places for rowboats
or small launches, CT that hunt.
ers and fishermen pass over Tho
water with oats ordinarily useC
for that purpose, Does not render
the waters navigable.
So next time you go out on [
stream or creek, play safe. Pro
tect yourself by getting permis
sion Of the landowner.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American Association
Indianapolis, 6; Columbus, 5.
Toledo, 5; Louisville, A.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis, night
(Only games scheduled).
National League
Boston, A; New York, /.
Brooklyn, a; Philadelphia, 3.
st. Louis, 6; Pittsburgh, 5.
Chicago at Cincinnati train1.
American League
St Louis at Chicago, night.
Philadelphia at Washington, rain
Boston, 3; New York, 2.
Cleveland, 8; Detroit, 0.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
From where | sit ly Joe Marsh
Just "Cun't Get Over"
Eusy's Fence

cost less than ordinary fencing.
might be well worth your while
looking into.)
From where I sit, there's NO
sense in looking down on some
thing just because It's different
from what we like. For instance.
some people think ice-coId lemon
ade's the best "cooler-offer" on .
hot day. Some of us would rather
have o glass of beer. The impor-
tant thing is not to hedge Our-
selves in" against other peoples
ideas and preferences.
&be M~4e
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
SPORTS
Raiders Record
Is II And Five,
Also Co-champs
By Lm Martin

The 1851 baseball season is a
thing Of the past for the London
Red Raiders. All in all it was a
good season; the boys winning u
of their II games; splitting the
Mid-S tx championship with
Worthington. and earning the Dis
trict Runners-up title for them
selves. -.
A brief glance at some import
ant statistics shows that the Lon
don squad should have had more
wins and fewer losses. Their
pitching was exceptionally fine
this year; the Raider hurlers
giving up only 6 earned runs in
II games. But the errorsi Well
next year there will be fewer, you
can bank on that.
As the Raiders lose only three
seniors this year, catcher Don
Cain, third baseman, John Sand
ers, and Observation-Disclosures Tom
Bopeley, their 1852 squad should
go a long way. Did you know that
versatile Tom Bopeley, sometimes
listed as third baseman, actually
played every position on the team
in his four years of Raider base
ball? Well ne did; and what's
more. he was good at everyone Of
them.
The latest honor coming to the
London squad this year is placing
4 men out Of the first 8 on the
All Mid-Six team. Chosen for this
honor were Tom Bopeley, Bill
Minner Dwight Simpson, and
Bob LeBeau.
STATISTICAL SUMMARY OF
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
FRESHMAN PLAY IN EcAC
AP Newsfeatures

NEW YORK ~ Freshman ath-
letes will be eligible for varsity
competition during the college
year 1951-52 in the Eastern Col
lege Athletic Conference.
This drastic step, also taken by
other athletic conferences through
out the country, was prompted by
anticipated enrolment shrinkages
in the current national emergency.
The move was authorized by a
mail vote of the 81 member col
leges.
The legislation covers a one
year period only and applies until
June, 1852.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29

When we hohvr the heroes of past
wars who stood guard over our
FREEDOM we show respect
for the ideals for which they
fought to defend. Adequate OBJ
servance Of MEMORIAL DAY
will help prove to their families
that we deeply appreciate the
things for which the son, husband,
father or sweetheart has given his
life.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
a Message to
Older PEOPLE
You often do not get enough
IRON and
b VITA MENS S
in your dietl

Yes, older people often eat diet
which is slightly deficient in B-vita-
minis and in Iron. Result may be
Weakness. Underweight, Feeling be.
low par, Nerves." Fatigue. New
Be1et Special Formula may be just
what you need. Bexel is a scientific
product which combines the impor-
tant B-mtamtas with Iron. Everybody
knows the importance of iron in
your diet to help your body maintain
rich, red blood. Just one capsule Of
Bexel Special Formula day lthat's
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
LINDELL HURLS AGAIN
HOLLYWOOD Calf u

Johnny Lindell, former Yankee
outfielder, is burning his fast one
across the plate again. Johnny
started his major league career as
a pitcher but his hitting prowess
forced the Yankee brass to switch
him to a regular spot in the line
up. AS a pitcher for the Holly
wood Stars in the Pacific Coast
League this year, LindeH recently
chalked up a 10 shutout over
Oakland He allowed only three
hits.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
NEGROES ON SEVEN
Pei TEAMS

LOS ANGELES - Up SeVen
of the eight clubs in the Pacific
Coast League now have Negro
players. Hollywood was the latest
team to sign q Negro player when
it purchased Pitcher Roy Wei
maker from San Diego. Only Sc
attic fields on all-white team.