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Evening star., 1951-02-24

street and Vir-
G mi a pl &C e,
B r 90 k m o n t,
Md.
S p e a k e r at
the dinner will
be LaWr e n C e
Falkemer. pro-
fessor of re-
ligion at George
w a S hi n g t o n
University.
A short his
t ory of the
church will be
given at the af-
fair II will
Evening star., 1951-02-24

tomorrow for
their new $78,-
900 building at
Thirty - second
and Shepherd
streets, Mount
Rainier, Md.
DR.. c. c.
Thomas, gen.
eral secretary
of the Mary
land B a p t i S t
Union ASsocia-
ton, will be the
speaker.
Among those
present will he
Evening star., 1951-02-24
Rev. Remington to Preach

The Rt. Rev. William P. Rem
ington, Suffragan Bishop of Penn
sylvania, will preach at the Epis-
copal Church of st. Stephen and
the Incarnation, Sixteenth and
Newton streets NV, at 8 pm.
Wednesday. Holy communion
services will be held at 10 am.
Thursday and at 7:15 am. next
Friday.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
Dr.. Warwick to Speak

DR.. Lawrence Warwick. chief of
the Hebraic Section. Library of
Congress, will address a Chavruta
Hebrew Culture Association meet
ing at $3.50 pm. next Saturday at
481o Georgia avenue NV. Rabbi
Herman j. Waldman Is association
president.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
Ministers to Meet

The Interdenominational Min
isters' Alliance of Washington and
Vicinity will meet at II am. Tues
day in Israel Metropolitan CINE.
Church. New Jersey avenue and
Morgan street NV. DR.. c. r.
Murray, pastor of Vermont Ave-
nue. Baptist Church, will speak.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
Sermon Series Continues

The Rev. George E. Schnabel,
minister of Albright Evangelical
U. B. Church, will continue his
series of sermons on 1.-The Great
Experience of Finding God" at
the II am. service tomorrow. A
congregational dinner will be held
at $50 pm. Wednesday.
Evening star., 1951-02-24

Point Baptist Church. Fiftieth
Baptist Church and Factoryville
Baptist Church, all in Pennsyl-
vania. He then was called to the
Leesburg (Va.) Baptist Church,
coming from there in 1916 to his
present charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caulkins live at
4002 Virginia place, Brookmont.
They have four sons, Charles
Whitney. jr., a minister. Stanley
Field, Thomas Herbert and Roger
Williams Caulkins.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
By Cospor Nonnes

Members of the Brookmont
Baptist Church will celebrate the
congregations. 18th anniversary
Tuesday in the church, Broad
Evening star., 1951-02-24
ORGANIZED Bible Glasses
By Dr.. Poqe Etchison

The Vaughn Glass Of Calvary.
Baptist Church will hold its 62d
anniversary banquet on Friday
evening. Hon. Jennings Randolph,
Evening star., 1951-02-24
First stBaptistChurch
OF Mount Rainier 10
Dedicate New Edifice

Members and friends of First
Baptist Church of Mount Rainier
will attend a dedication service
Evening star., 1951-02-24

v teach the L. F. o. Glass of Brook
4 land Methodist Church.
Evening star., 1951-06-03

The curtain-raiser performance
of Aida" by the Philadelphia
Civic Grand Opera Co. at the
Watergate June 10 will be dedi-
Gated to the United Nations.
Flags of the U. N. will be massed
at the picturesque Watergate site
and many members of the foreign
diplomatic corps are expected for
IGhe performance, according to
General Manager Anthony Ter
racciano.
The opening production, first OF
an operatic festival of 10 we'll
known works, will feature Hervs
Nelli and Kurt Baum. both of the
Metropolitan. in leading roles
Conductor and artistic director is
Giuseppe Bamboschek. long af-
filiated with the Met in the time
of Gatti-CaSaZza.
Popular in Philadelphia.
The organization, formed two
years ago, is making its first ap-
pearance outside Philadelphia,
where it has drawn high praise
Evening star., 1951-06-03
West Virginia Miner Held
After Killing Of 7 in Union
BY the Associated Press

LOGAN, w. VA, June IA
fight among union members over
the right of one Of them tc haul
coal on a non-work day ended
today with two of them shot dead
iand one critically wounded.
Elmer Farley, a 45-year-old
member of the United Mine Work
ers local at Holden, w. Va. is
being held in the Logan County
Jail pending further investigation
The dead were identified as
Charles Wells, As, president OF the
UNIV local at the No. mine OF
the Island Greek Coal Co. at
Holden, and Robert Whorley, 40, q
member of the locals safety COM
mittee.
4 Major Thompson, 28, a member
of the locals mine committee, is
II in critical condition at Holden
Hospital.
1 The sheriff's Office said Mr.: Far
LEY had been hauling coal inde-
pendently on his days of to the
homes of fellow miners.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Philadelphia Civic Opera Co.
ToOpenWotergote With Aida

from critics. Its policy there has
been to present seldom heard
operas as well as the warhorses.
The entire company here for
the series totals l25, including the
stars, a chcrus of 80, ballet of IL
and orchestra of &C. All produc
tions will have scenery.
Leading chairs in the orchestra
will be occupied by the company S
own musicians, while bulk of the
remainder will consist of National
Symphony members.
Sponsors Sought.
The latter symphony associa-
ton, meanwhile, still is seeking
seven sponsors to match $500
guarantees made by five so far to
support a symphony watergate
series this summer. There is no
connection between plans for a
symphony series.
Gordon Reid, president, said
yesterday that the association
must exercise it's option for the
Watergate site soon or give up
the summer symphony idea al
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Is Doctors 10 Supervise
Health al Boys Camp

Sixteen Washington doctors will
supervise health conditions at the
Merrick Boys Camp, Maryland
Point, Md, this summer, Robert
M. Meehan, president, announced
yesterday.
The physicians, who will COM
pose a medical committee for the
1851 camp activities, also will give
physical examinations to 600 un-
derpriyileged boys. 8 to Is years
old, who will attend the camp.
TWo-week vacations, without cost,
are given to Washington boys
each summer at the camp, which
was founded in 1884.
DR.. c. Edwin Mcnamara is
chairman of the medical COM
mittee. DIR. Leo B. Gaffney is first
vice president of the camp.
Guided missile tests are plan
ned in Australia.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Seven American Families
In 10Own Automobiles

DETROIT - While Americans
account for only 6 per cent of the
total world population. they own
over rs per cent of the worlds
automobiles and over half Of all
The trucks and buses.
Seven out of every 10 Ameri-
Gan families own passenger cars.
There is approximately one car
for every four people in the
United States. compared with one
for every % in Britain, one for
every n in France, and one for
every 176 in Italy.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
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A 5-yeor service guar
ontee e accompanies
each Coldspot unit!
Evening star., 1951-06-03

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Evening star., 1951-06-03

Guided missile tests are plan
ned in Australia.
Evening star., 1951-06-03

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-18
FO.N Has Webb
Iu NpM. Film

Clifton Webb once again as
sumes the mantle of Belvederian
audacity when his latest Twen-
tieth Century Fox comedy. MT.
Belvedere Rings the Bell. opens
Friday. August IL. at the Fox
Theatre.
The comedy, based on the
stage show. The Silver Whistle, ;"
follows Belvedere's exploits as
he turns an old folks home into
a Belvederian project to prove
the thesis you can be young at
3d."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-18
CAB'S
Column Tips
BY CAB GALLOWAY

With all due respect to a gal
named Minnie who made "A lot
of money for me and jostled me
along on the road TO fame, I've
been getting my kicks out OF
doing a lot of theatre and night
club shows without singing Min
ME the Moocher,' st James In
Urinary" OF any of my old stand
byS.
When musicians like Ike Que
bee; Sam Taylor, Jonah Jones
Dave Rivera, Panama Francis
Shad Collins, Eddie Barefield
Hilton Jeffegson. Paul Webster
and all the rest OF the wonderful
guys join together in one band,
it's a pleasure TO show off the
callbre of the musicians. them
selves.
honestly feel that this Is
my greatest band in years. If
not the greatest ever. THAT'S
why / insisted upon changing
the whole act for most of our
shows. This is a new Cab Gallo
way band and a new Galloway.
too.
AT the Apollo theatre in New
York we had the audience shout
ing and whistllng at the first
number. And / got a big kick
out of doing my version of "Old
Black Magic" bringing a couple
of hit Cuban mambos back from
Havana Gel Penguino" and Que
Pass Chics'D; and blasting our
new record click Frosty Morn
ing (Which won raves from
Billboard, Variety and Cash Box
trade papers).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-18
Musician jailed on BE Charge

Johnson. king of the toms and has attractive
white wife were burglary Friday alter
Police say that the couple is implicated in over - Dur
taken place in the fashionable Adams nes
district.
According police. Mrs Johnson said That they pueo Inc
jobs support 30 dollar per day narcotic habit inei
at capsules of heroin day apiece Sne sa
the afternoon between and four
They walk the street in the neighborhood ~n
they lived asked for vacancies If no one answesu
the isinslass force the lock- ms
impossible used the screwdrivsr 10 foe %
door. .oo
Once she stated. according 10 police. they sold SOo
diamond ring Central Avenue pawnshoP tor - dollars "
order TO buy the stuff"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-18
Va. Style Breakfast Hour
Makes Big Hit on WJBK

Praises We're coming !,
this week for the new VIZ
GINA Style Breakfast Hon,
which is in its fourth weSt
on Radio Station WJRK
The program is aired each
Sunday morning at Q o'clocL
and lasts for an hour.
Phone calls and letters pointed
up the belief that The program
had shared more listeners g.,
that hour than any oihr pro.
gram aired locally.
Many callers and writers how
ever. were found TO be biObI,
interested in the prizes Offered
on tn show. The Virginia Stys
Breakfast Hour has comics,
which asks listeners 10 write in
letters, stating in so words ),
less whv they like Davis Virginia
Style Meats.
Two ten-dollar bags of gro
ceries are given away for the
two best letters each week
Program Director Hal Housh
ordered a thousand letters mailed
from WJBK stating the station,
satisfaction at having the Viz.
ginia Style program. and reveal.
ing that the hour was to be
heightened in that the breakfast
program would be aired over
WJBK on week day mornings as
well as Sunday mornings short
ly.
Hough also disclosed that
plans were underway 10 put
the Davis program on Tels-
vision broadcasfing from new
studios in the waffle shop. Tom
Davis. Virginia Meats head. Is
constructing currently above
his plant at $500 Oakland ave-
Head OF the show is Bill Lane,
popular writer and columnit
Lane spins smooth. llS,enable
recordings designed fol early
morning listening. and talks witt
studio visitors. makes dedicatlons
and sings of the goodness OF tn
Davis Virginia Style Meats
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-18
or not?

or not?
Why not give little thought
TO the way you pin your flower
or your corSage on that beauti
ful dress. suit or coat and let il
show off the way it grows-up:
unless il is weeping willow.
Or do we ever wear the weeping
willow? ! don't. but of course
you may be just one who does.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-18
Charm
By LOU SWARZ

Let US talk about flowers to-
day for while especially
wearing them as so many of our
fairer sex enjoy doing for
Charm. shall we say?
Now just which way do you
wear yours the way il grows
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-18

ward, Is expected 10 ledNc HiS ~ S'''' -
medical attention fol his mother. Her Grace VINO
is described very Ill
The boys around the Gotham are still recover
ing from the bundle OF Cubans- that Swampeo tne
place over the weekend attending local contao
Even Mac" Mcintosh picked up few paabraS en-
ESpanol
SHORTIES: Over to Chicago for stop-over
enl1,te 10 her native Springfield. Illinois went Jane
Hood Could the Stopover in Chicago be because
Bob Douglas. of the California Eagle
pulled up there 10, few DAYS after visiting friends
IN Detroit last week?
Members OF the Detroit Actors Guild. and the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-18
Sa~gmg Do"" The Lane
By BILL LANE

IAvERNE CAPlTO rushed Of to from her job in the
Hotel Gotham Drugstore Sandy Sadde me boxing
South American tour FrlenoS pre-
dict wedding bands
The Rev Dr. James Prophet IS Arden Park oouie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-18


home Of James and his bike
Joy the University of Chicago
thinking seriously OF opening Quickest radioosy cline here IN
BISHOP GEORGE WILBUR BABER all sail for
Europe when his mother took desperately i'll
sailing Bishop hurried to his mothers
bedside But avail naught His mother died shortly after
wards
Our Apple Blossom this week young Phil wsdden who saw
Friday night. with
young of the Youth Clubs Cam
the Fbn for giving this such great support On
Tb h @ ' GOOD and are sure to land recording contract soon
Cioye Murdoch Chronicle ssHe is leaving for her native Chi
the Ebony Magazine was last
thai both Murdoch and Yours Truly asked to take posts on
Ebony Defender has il that Virgil Jones
Coye's boyrend. is in Chicago
Isaac Jones another local has been named Detroit
man for the Andam-News
this scribe Gill Lane)himself contracted this
to do for the United Press service.
They claim there's truth to tn. story that m. Calypso Boys
dutch with the NYc It's lis
claimed that shorty Harris end for comic MAINTAIN More
land nabbed by the Law narcotics last week News has
it that Harris is cleared however
Billy sidekk Willie Lewis.
called Froc Show The leave for NYC
this weekend thence Chicago and South United States
and sposmsns pronto Kitty
join them from her ncison
usual by John Baecorn according reports from NYC Say the
arrives week for Flame Show Bar soy after
heavy session Down South the Dew Drop Inn New oan
QUOTE OF TIE WEEK:
he is Negro but because he American and OF
scholars and diplomats To send him other would be
disservicc to himself and his people"
During the Duke Ellington showing the
did Sm
lis two replacing romboni Lawrence Brown and alto
Johnny Hodges Smith
from the Harry Ellington
composed "Perddo" Smith Of
Jimmie
The California this q of pretty
BettYs
Lecon the popular
already
button
BUSTER JACKSON the jolly a
bemoans the fact that he without his Day Along
Speedy in he for to
have THEIR days with much of that
can't buy clothes with make the
Buster howled And the Frolc does business
stand it Maybe Ralph Walker doesn't like me-"
Homer Monord is the relief doorman the Flame Show
Bar. class and decorum
VGNETTE Late in s49, without fanfare, much talked
about but seldom heard Canadian pianist
New York appear AT the Philharmonic
Carnegie Hall Peterson walked the
after the inermson the then
calmly proceeded place
about minutes length
year nimbls- Canadian
Beat Magazines
named The of the Year" in another
leading magazine Mefronomo.
to his audience his whole
recorded than
Records releasing
debut performance that had the critics and Jazz
Philharmonic raving for weeks aerward The album
Peterson Carnegie" will be released next month
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-18

With all due respect TO a gal
named Minnie who made "A lot
of money for me and jostled me
-. -. H. rnnd % fnnna I've
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
MAIN POINTS IN THE
GREAT GUESSING GAME

Many issues have been injected
into the dispute, such as these:
was the President right in firing
Macarthur? mot even Mac
Arthur questions the Presidents
right to do so. Was Macarthur
wrong in going tc The public with
his views, over the Presidents
head?
But all the issues are secondary
to these three questions which
have emerged as the main points
in the whole dispute:
/. Would widening the war :
which Macarthur suggests as a
means of finishing it faster = :
bring in Russia on the side of
China and explode it into World
War III?
Macarthur doubts it but he'd
take the risk in preference to
going on toward a bloody stale
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25

So much for the administra-
tons viewpoint.
2. MacArthur's viewpoint :.
The Truman way of fighting the
Korean war may go on endlessly,
costing us in the end far more
in lives and supplies than it
would if we widened the war.
So he suggests: Bombing the
Manchurian bases, putting a naval
and economic blockade on China,
and using Chang Kai Shek's ma
tionalist troops, now bottled up on
Formosa, against the Chinese
communists.
He doubts that Russia would
come in. If she did, he doesn't
think Russia could put up much
of a fight in Asia.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
APPRECIATION

I wish to thank an those who
remembered me with flowers and
cards during nv illness and on my
birthday.
MRS MAYE WORTHINGTON s.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
County Receives
S17,673 Gas Tax

The sum of $17,673 in gasoline
excise tax funds has been receiv-
ed in Madison county.
OF this sum $4,000 was paid
in the county fund; $500 to be
distributed among townships and
$2,073 for London corporation.
The funds will be used for
maintenance and repair work of
highways, roads and streets.
The county has also received
from the Auto Registration fund.
S41, ,255.28 of which $6,775.25 is
for the corporations of the coun-
ty. A second check is for the
same fund of $11, ,36364, brought
the total in May up to $52,618,92.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25

mate, as he says we are now.
Marshall thinks there's real
possibility Russia might come in
and doesn't want to take the risk
at least, not yet.
2. Would widening the war
really end it sooner than the way
it's being fought now?
Macarthur thinks it would.
Marshall doubts it would, par
ticularly since he fears it might
bring in Russia and mushroom in-
to World War III.
3. Is Macarthur, who says the
Truman administration has no
plan, in better position to know
what to do?
He says the worldwide prob
lens of stopping Communism was
not in his province.
At the same time, he Urges
following in Asia course of
action which Marshall says might
plunge us into World War before
We AGdays
Macarthur certainly has a plan
for fighting the war in Korea.
But whether it would end the war,
or lead to worse, and whether it
is really a complete plan is what
is up for debate.
The President and Marshall ana
others have outlined plan for
fighting the Korean war, the one
they've been following. Macarthur
says it isn't really a plan.
Nevertheless, the two sides
agree on this: Both want to force
the Chinese Communists to give
up fighting in Korea; and neither
wants such a wide war that we'd
have to invade China to crush the
communists altogether.
So, while much has been said
about the limited" war now
being fought in Korea, neither
side wants an unlimited war. Mac
Arthur simply wants a less limit
ed war than the Truman admin
istration wants to take on now.
From the beginning the Korean
fighting has been limited to Korea
itself, first against the north Kor-
cans who started the war and
now against the Chinese who
pitched in to help them.
No attach has been made on
China itself but only on the
Chinese inside Korea For ex-
ample, we've not attacked the
bases in Manchuria from which
the Chinese pour men and sup
plies into Korea.
So, while the Chinese moved
into Korea to attack the L. n
troops, they can't claim any at
tack has been made on China.
That point is important in the
Truman-MaeArthur dispute, for
this reason:
Russia has an agreement to go
to China's assistance if the lat
ter IS attacked. Up TO TINS point
China can't claim she's been at
tackled. And that leads directly in
to the two arguments:
/. The Truman administration
says we're fighting in Korea
to stop Communist aggression.
And we're going to keep on fight
ing until the Chinese communists
quit because they've been con-
vinced they can't win there.
We're doing it in limited way
for instance, by not bombing
Manchuria because we don't
want to give Russia an excuse
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
BY James NARROW

WASHINGTON-dAst- Enough
has been said in the most publi-
cized guessing game of years :
the Truman-MacArthur dispute =
to see. what the main points are
and to examine them.
This is certain: Both sides are
guessing on what would happen
if this country followed General
MacArthur's ideas for widening
the Korean fighting.
For three days Macarthur gave
his views to Senate committees.
And for parts of seven days Sec
retary of Defense Marshall has
explained to the same COMMITTEES
the opposing views of the Tru-
man administration.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25

for coming in. After all Russia,
not China, is the greatest threat.
And the greatest danger from that
threat isn't in Asia at all, but in
Europe.
If Russia got into the Asian
war she'd probably try to over
run Europe where we have our
strongest Allies. We and they
have been trying to build up de-
fenses against a Russian attack
in Europe in the future.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25

PROBATE NOTICE Approval and
Settlement of Account Account and
vouchers of the following named
person and estate have been filed
In the Probate Court of Madison
County, Ohio. for approval and set
tlement: Ina Barriek. Estate Ne
1877, Doc S, Page 264. Unless eX-
ceptions are filed thereto, said ac-
count will be for hearing before
said Court. on the 27th day of June,
1851, at which time said account
will be considered and continued
from day to day until finally dis
posed of Any person interested may
file written exceptions To said ac
count or to matters pertaining to
the execution of the trust not less
than five days prior to the date set
for hearing. Harvey B. Edwards,
Probate Judge.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
LEGAL NOTICE

Pro. Case 114S0
Notice is hereby given that Mary
A. Morrissey has filed an applica-
tion in the Probate Court at Mad
ison County. Ohio for an order re-
leasing the estate of Joseph M
deceased. from admin
istration and that such application
will be heard before said court on
the 18th day of June. 1851 at
1000 o'clock AN
MARY A. MORRISSEY,
Applicant
May "a, 1851. S. e Robson,
Attorney
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25

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