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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11
Publicity Seminar
Oct. Is SPONSORED
Bv Press Members

The Montgomery County Press
Association will snonsor n publ
city seminar on October Is. ut 8
n M. on MONTGOMERY County Jun
ior COLLEGE, campus.
The seminar will feature sneak
ers from the County and Washing
ton prees as well as those from
area radio.
Publicity rnn"osnntatives from
all ORGANIZATIONS in the County
are expected to attend the seminar
which is DESIGNED to promote bot
ter understanding and cooperation
between the press and citizen
gronps.
John W. CoFman. IT., editor and
nuh'isher Of the Takoma Journal.
is chairman Of the event. He will
introduce members Of the press
panel and lead the forum discus
sion Of publicity problems.
Ernest Tanner. WGAY program
director. and president Of the
County Press Association. will ex-
plain the purnoses NJ the seminar
and Frank Wilder State editor of
the WASHINGTON Post will speak
on the problems and techniques Of
getting publicity into the metro
politsn papers.
Arthur p. Brigham. editor of the
Maryland News, will present the
County weekly viewpoint and JOS
eph Brechner station manager for
WGAY. will discuss the problem
from the local broadcasting angle.
All County groups are invited to
send representatives..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11
Circus Set Here
For Saturday

Circus Day! Circus Day! Sat-
urday is Circus Day! In Rockville,
too!
Don't forget. The local Lions
Club is sponsoring the big Mills
Brothers 3-ringer and advance
tickets sales will help to swell the
organizations welfare fund.
Local business firms have them
for sale. There are both after
noon and evening performances.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11
Income Factor May
Hike Assessments
Next Tax Year

Montgomery County assessors
may consider the income factor
when re-assessing rental and COM
mercial properties next year, ac-
cording to Wilton T. Allen, Super
visor of Assessments.
Mr.. Allen stated that more
equitable assessments of apart
ment houses and commercial prop.
Continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11
Book Club to Hold
Sale on October Is

The Laytonsvi'le Gaithersburg
Book Club will hold it's annual
meeting and book sale on Mon
dav, October ID, at the home of
Mrs. George Vault in Gathers
burg.
The book sale will begin promn-
thy at pm. Members and their
frierds are urged to attend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11
MOreland
Names 81
Advisers
Library Committees
To Serve in Areas
Where Branches Exist

The work of the County Library
system was accelerated this week
when George P. Moreland, jr., who
heads the department, announced
appointment of local advisory COM
mittees in areas of the County
where branch libraries exist.
Mr.. Moreland said the commit
tees, provided for by law and in
accordance with the bylaws of the
Board, are limited to not less than
three or more than seven members.
Members will serve for two
years and will function to improve
the library service in their respec-
tive communities, Mr.. Moreland
added.
Those appointed are:
Gaithersburg Library Advisory
Committee: Mr.. Harry C. Perry,
18 Walker Avenue, Gaithersburg;
Mrs. George w. Darby, II Brooks
Avenue, Gaithersburg; Mrs. AL
fred Christie, Washington Grove;
Mrs. Charles X. Davies, POI West
Diamond Avenue, Gaithersburg;
Mrs. Fenton Kephart, 25 Walker
Avenue, Gaithersburg; Mrs. Rob-
ert B. Ransom, RID No. 8, Gath
ersburg; Mrs. X. L. Taylor, Lay
louisville.
Garrett Park Library Advisory
Committee: Mrs. James L. Thorn
as, SIS Strathmore Ave; Mrs. Yer
ron A. Lamb, II Pembroke St.;
Mr.. Clyde C. Hall, 81 Kenliworth
Ave-, all of Garrett Park.
Noyes Library Advisory Com
mittee: Mr.. F. Charles Morev. AZ
w. Washington; Mr.. Welles Meri-
am, ID Montgomery Ave; Mr..
Herbert Hart. al w. Baltimore;
Mrs. Joseph E. Bowman. So Mont
gomery Ave-; Mrs. Mildred B.
Hartman. 8 w. Baltimore; Mrs.
Thomas S. Packson, Ill Franklin.
all of Kensington: and Mr.. Fred C.
Kelly, 113 w. Saul Rd., Chevy
Chase View.
Sherwood Community Library
Advisory Committee: Mr.. Calvin
Martin, clio Martins Dairy. RID
Rockville; Mr.. Hamilton Tread
wav, Ashton: Mr.. Alan Brook
RID 8, Rockville: Mrs. Norburt
Burns RID 3, Rockville: Miss
Dorothy Weatheral. Sandy Spring;
Mrs. Bernice Pike, Sherwood HIGH
School, Sandy Spring; Mrs. U. o.
Hutton, Brinklow.
Silver Sprino Library Advisory
Committee: Mrs. William Dahl,
105 Hilltop Road; Mrs. A. f.
Stack. sol Fleetwood St.; DR.. H.
w. Blalock, 9211 Kinesbury Dr.;
Mr.. Harry Elkins. 1407 HIGHLAND
Dr.; Mrs. Edward Lee. Red Oak
Dr.; Mr.. Warner Ragsdale, 406
Dale Dr.; Miss Mildred Page. 1905
Linden Lane; all Of Silver Spring.
Wheaton Library Advisory Com
mittee: Mr.. r. B. Spring. 1909
Parker Ave; Mr.. George Hender-
son, 1900 Bluehill Rd.; Mr.. Louis
Thompson, Layhill Rd.; all Of
Wheaton.
The varying numbers of mem
bers for the different communities
are due, not to any attempt by the
Library Board to limit member
ship, but to the results of the pro-
cess of nomination Of members and
acceptance or refusal by the nomi-
nees. The only remaining area is
Four Corners, for which an insult
ficient number Of nominations and
acceptances have been made to
permit establishment of a commit
tee so far.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11
Back-tO-SchOOl Night
For RMHS Parents

Back to School Night will be the
attraction on October 10 at the
regular meeting of the Richard
Montgomery PTA. Parents will
come armed with the schedules Of
their sons or daughters and dis
cover for themselves the nature Of
the work Of the school.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11
Dog ShOW Sch 'duLed
For AG Center

Sunday is the day for the Rock
Creek Kennel Club Annual Dog
Show, to be held at the Gathers
burg Agricultural Center.
The way we hear it, some $50
four-legged aristocrats Of Dodg-
dom will be on hand and will per-
init themselves TO be looked at be-
tween judging of the classes.
Judging begins promptly at 10
am.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11
Dance Scheduled
By Business Mems
Group on Oct. 81

The Gaithersburg Business
Mems Association will hold .
dance at the Agricultural Center
on October 81.
Roy Mays 13-piece orchestra
will furnish the music. Featured
during the evening will be the
Nav electric harp and a vocalist
The dance is scheduled for $3.50
pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11
Community Garden Club
To Meet October Is

The Community Garden Club Of
Rockville will hold its next regular
meeting on Tuesday, October 10. at
the home Of Mrs. Ralph Counsel
man, near Travilah. Time is 1890
pm. Arrangements are to be din
ing table or sideboard in hues or
tones Of one color.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11
Chamb. of Commerce
Meets Monday Night

The Rockville Chamber of Com
merce will meet Monday night at
the Fire House for it's election of
officers for the 1852 term. All
members are urged to be present.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11
Singing Convention

The Montgomery County Sing
ing Convention will be held at 2:15
pm, Sunday, October ID, at the
Neelsville Presbyterian Church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11
County PTA Council VIII
Train Newcomers at Fall
Workshop Set For Oct. ~

Morning sessions Of the 9TH annual Workshop conducted
by the Montgomery County PTA Council which be hell
at Sherwood High School October 81 will include basic
skill training groups for to PTA work. and dis
usson group many aspects of parent education for those
who have been doing PTA work for number of years.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
|AAlJWOffers
Course on
|(1OVer rnrnent

A long promised course In
county government for the resi-
dents Of Montgomery County
win begin at 7:30 p. M, October
% at the Leland Junior High
School under the sponsorship Of
the Bethesda : Chevy Chase
Branch Of the American Associa-
tion Of University Women.
The course win consist OF Is
sessions Of three hours each, and
win be conducted by the Mont
gomery County Board OF Educa-
tton as part Of Its adult education
program. The only charge for
the course win be q $3.50 regis
tration fee,
Kennard Rhodes, jr.. OF the
Montgomery Blair High School
staff will lead the sessions and
State and county officials will
participate In the discussions.
Time will be allowed for O ques-
ton and answer period.
Mrs. Ben B. Baylor, jr.. presi-
dent Of the Montgomery County
Board Of Education. will address
the branch at 0 pm. tomorrow
in the auditorium Of Woodward
& Lothrop's store in Bethesda.
Her topic will be THE Montgcm-
cry School System and How It
Works"
Mrs. Harvey Grow. also a mem
Der Of the branch. will share the
with Mrs. Baylor. Vice
president OF the Bethesda Ele-1
mentary School Parent Teacher
Association, Mrs. Grow will dis
cuss 'The Place Of the PIT. A. in
The School Program"
Preceding the 0 o'clock meeting, !,
TO which the public Is invited.
the branch viii hold its regular
business session at 8 pm. with
Mrs. Clifford Belts presiding.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Civic and Study Clubs

/ Womens City Cfub-Today, pm. club
RoSsft MooTs sEee tei Iuresu 81
H the Crusade for Freedom.
University wemen's Club-Tomorrow 8
Fmp Pm rrensn M,n, eiass r3S. T9morroT Pm +
spain. q os Tomorpew. aGe "'nr pm avs'' eus ten a
/ followed by program sponsored BY Arts
Tne wosld n' of wifIs sfSa cath.r e By a
died Bennett. Wednesday. 7:30 pm.
spasish class sWsdnesday: ? pm; tail i
Leading Investment Trusts THURSDAY,
Eawsra s9 Dos.Fsd sssds STouD s.t.ay Dshssr Mss
sketehins group.
A7 e. W..hinssoa h's srsneSMTemorros' 3 Snsaa on
P,.a. Status q Women Committee,
NV Nv. panel discussion On recent e.. cor !.
s'dy s .s..s Nv A1 sins.4 9d'lss.d lss3 3
II IntsrnstionaI Relations Committee,
N% pansi on q
| speaker, Robert W. Hartley.
AAUW, Arlington Braneh-Tomorrow. Il
aiss aF,; e ,.3 3 Pm % creative writing group; g;
Edison sf Street Vst Wedassdayi. li m .rt apprel H
HR..n Rf ssrss 4s1s ssfssG1s Tin .s4s. Mss
Il studies group. With Mrs. ". x. Hoii.
II ss6 Worth Lexington street; Thursday
saee eeP North sE'fs sekomas. ass Mss .si.. NJ Lloyd
AAUW, Alexandria Draneh-Tuesday,
PM, International relations group. with
Ass,,m.n, M5s M % sis East nispSsls passa
sioe Cameron Mis- % road Taursdsy.
1880 n;m,. morning literary group. with
h Nils Miiiil road road THURSDAY, pm pm, evenins
man. 3as South Fairfax street. ~
District League Of Women vsters-Tomor-
EHs us ss0 WITH M oonEEsss Eos sssG
Wesley .ass Heights unit h.s yi.h Mr.. M,ltSp q
Pafs With RTs Ams5,saf Ms6n buon en'sIsss 4s
| BrandyWine street NV. Tuesday. Gs6
so ssesss dsy NV unit rus:dss sssSs oss sa
91t:; s9Rit:; SEssny.sy Isxa i aail, sssS e.. I
| Chase unit unit. cheVy Chase Com commanityy y
| Building, 58o1 Connecticut avenue NV
II "wednesday. 10 an, Georgetown unit.
day. 10 am. Mt. Pleasant day unit. Mt
Il Pleasant Branch Library. "wednesday,
lpm;. lower Connectisu. unit os6o AZ SOULS M
| thedrai avenue NV. wednesday. g
| pm. Mt. Pleasant evening unit. All
II Souls Church, sixteenth and Harvard
streets NV THURSDAY. 7:45 pm.
1870 Il street NV. Thursday, 7:45
pm, Takoma-Petworth unit. Petworth
II Branch Library. THURSDAY, $3.50 pm.
II Naylor Gardens unit. Naylor Gardens
II Community House.
Excelsier Literary Club-Tuesday, / pm
Broadmoor, meeting and tea; hostess,
Il Mrs. Stanley d. Vail.
Business and Professional Clubs
Insurance Women's Club Of Washinston--
Tomorrow, 1880 pm. Lee House. Fiji
teenth and L streets NV. regular
go pm. Mayfiower Hotel dinner: dinner
United States Amba sssdor to DenmsrE.
Pilot C!ub--Tuesday, $50 pm, Burlins-
zon, ton HSts nh Dfosyam mestins
II 1880 pm; YWCA. Seventeenth and
H K streets NV: film. United Nations
in World Disputes"
soroptimist Club Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il day. l pm, willard Hotel, luncheon
meeting speaker. Miss Dorothy Fos-
4 dick, state Department.
Community Clubs
weman's Club Of Chevy Chase-Tomorrow
Pm. garden section; speaker. Doro-
| thy r. Gearhart. Flower. Containers"
10 0Gn mfR'a1s qsnsh 9sstas
! section book review BY Harnett r. Kane.
| author Of Gentlemen. Swords. and
Pistols" Saturday, pm. mortgage-
| burning ceremony.
Junior Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase
ls
Evening star., 1951-10-14

man Park Hotel; speaker. Mrs. Garvta
Tankersley. European scuttlebutt'
Daughters Of Colonial Wars. washinEton
Chapter-Tomorrow. pm, Hollow
Tree Farm. regular meeting; hostess.
Mrs. King Vann.
with Mrs, Lester C. Simpson, Belle
Haven, Alexandria. reception for Dis
trict ofdcers.
Weman's Society Of Christian Service
Tuesday. pm, Washington street.
Organization.
Washington Ladies' Auxiliary-Tlesday
Up Pm MayflSwef aat. Hotel ;o fashion .s shSS
. Community Center. regular meeting.
2 to 4:30 pm. with Mrs. Cyrus .Katzen.
4601 Seventeenth street NV. hrinE-a.
YWCA Young Married Wemen's Club
sssss ana streess NW .p.stsT ssIsn.
Ernest A.. Grant. executive secretary OF
the american Fessration .;.na Of Assroossr'.
Thursdasn 1880 pm. Barker Han.
Ambassador 81 Brazil
B'nai B''rith Women, Business and Profes.
"a
washington Post Auditorium. 1915 L
street NV; regular meeting; nlna. The
B'nai Birth women Arso-Friday. 1:3o
Pm. with Mrs. Gerald freedman 4527
Twenty-ninth street NV, member.
bring-a-member tea.
women's Auxiliary Of the Salvation Army
benefit fashion show
Distriet Society. Dsushters Of the Ameri.
can Colenists-Saturday, 2 pm, audi.
torium Of woodward d Lothrop's Be-
District Daughters Of the Americas
lett Chapter. with Mrs. Harold Kemp.
1721 North Huntington street, Arling-
pm. Emily Nelson Chapter. OAR Chap
ter House. movie on State Of Virginia.
Tuesday night: Fort McHenry Chapter,
with Mrs. William j. Walsh. 1918
Quincy street NE; speaker Mrs; Georss
nF,o ss1n, cepmlt.se r,,5 Tussday' @ nn, M.
Smithers. S13 Longfellow street NV.
Tuesday, s pm, Independence Bell
CHAPTER, PAR !nS, Chapter House speaker,
Martha washington Chapter. OAR
Chapter House. motion pictures. Thurs
day, 8 pm. Junior Membership Com
mittee, with Mrs. Z. C. Mitchell. bene-
A. bridge. Friday. | pm, Capt; Joseph
sp.rsmsns mems ssxa ss..f.a nls csps g.
Keayns The Dancers Of World Gov
ernnhent." Saturday: Pm. Keystone
Chapter; with Mrs. Lewis Newell, 1902
& ia.r Ans.e.n nss sethssa ssrsy csspe4 sstasaay Me-
mortal ceremony at grave Of Mrs Lewis
B. Thomson in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Party to Honor
Col. Hurley

The staff and members of the
Analysis Division OF the Director
ate of Legislative and Liaison,
United States Air Force. viii give
Ia farewell party on Thursday for
Col. Charles Hurley. who leaves
for his new assignment overseas
next week.
Mrs. Hurley will be in the re-
ceiving line with the honoree at
the Army Navy Country Club
Terrace Room.
Among those expected are Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. r. E.. I. Eaton, Col.
and Mrs. A. /. Cox, Col. and Mrs.
Glen Duncan, COL and Mrs. II. w.
Terry and Col. and Mrs. Frederic
H. Miller, jr.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
On the ENGAGEMENT Pad

dSno,Es Tom . Mrs. DRR Rovsrd sp5rfP f. Bea.4 r' 4ss
anTi 'Dfssfss soey
section' silver Spring Bowling Alleys Alleys.
msstns spsaksr r suShoass Howard be
of washington. Dolls ''cSas q Other Ma ka-
Taloma Park wsmen.s Ciub--Tomorrow,
pm. garden department luncheon at
1oas mss sns eney Bssnsh
Takoma Park Rscreation tt Center. Iase'R Vest St
hisofs z, ass XII i fs,.a: .;E ;E,n;sa
Weman's Club Of Ashton Heights-Tues-
day, noon clubhouse, Alb North Irving
street. luncheon; speaker, Judge Hugh
hheid; h,srt,an ,Arhnsson Hnm cscrntyS scl Need 70,
Junior weman's Club Of Riverdale-
TSesds TTuesdsss, 8 Pm. St. Johns Lutheran
Mss Nay sas rsuss l9sa
Current Books"
Petworth Weman's Ciub-Tuesday noon.
RehTa. tos ee,,en g''h Mrs se
MIS- TolEes 4sfe D1f rliinois ssssion; svsnss Ms
NV; Mrs. Charles Williams to show
education section, with Mrs. 8. n. Nel-
son. Annandale va; speaker. Miss
Winifred Thompson, superintendent of
fs'Es a'a esn zsS sshSG! b.psaa:s aasss
and Neglected Children
Weman's Club Of Woodside--wednesda
1880 Pm. with Mrs. Roy W. Lennart:
e aeoi ie1ss Rss sS.g slsf1 i. isa.ns E
Bolivia as Seen Through colored Sides
Pm. Lyon PaTk communits House;
bons n1ss 1Msssrss ana Mrs TpEs HsT
raine Jones. former national o1hcer Of
Lsasgs 4ns.. Of Wsmen Voters. You Lose
s:d5 pm. evening section. with Mrs
William Crawford. 800 South Overlook
drive. Alexandria.
College Clubs
Dunbarten Csllese AIumnae Association
sosse tea in 70 honor n sss.r Edrsa Gf es
Dolores. new president Of the COLLEGE. GU
Bryn Mawr Club Of Washington-Tues
day 8 pm, with Mrs. George Brewer,
speaker. Harold stein.
Geacher College, Club Of washinston-
spesker.' Dr.. Ma Mary AfReasa'-Eo5asn; Ross EloHeas
Goacnsr dnsSs airsstor Of admissions. whats
SoroFifies
Beta sign. PhLTomorrov. elubroom.
ell meeting followed BY confefrins Of
nn.ernstional nserr. uas honorary dssree on MIS-;
s,ss.. ;s ehass.r. Tfsdf5S''ess fsfS 4s.nti.sS ss
Alpha Delta .Pi-Thursday, $50 p.m.
North Ariington-Falls Church Alumnae
AAssssociasion Ass with Mrs. Clyde W. Elliott.
white elephant sale.
Miscellaneous Clubs
Mothers Club Of St. Mary's P.roehi.,
sehool-Today, 8 pm. school csfeteria
drst fall meeting
Woman's National Democratic C1ub-To-
morrow, 1880 pm. club luncheon;
speaker. Secretary of Labor Maurice j
To2n1 TTo22in; Ths ,s caslleng. i. to DEMOCRATS
souri, Education Committee state ate lunch
con.
Democratic women's National Ceuneil-i
Tomorrow, pm, features eroup. branch
auditorium, 1915 L street NV; speaker,
harold LeVenthal, chief counsel Of OPS.
District Leasae Of American Pen Women
stmd;n aomdSrrow; wsdn.I1. Pm features at branch
srf sreup Proap nrsnsa atS stuSio .. 1Tnursday
spsake Eas. George Mason road, Fails Church:
Philippines, Friday. 8 pm, book
Aice Hatchins psaEe apsG..s s5aoD spfpssss pe.s:
Treaty Conference"
Entire Nous Club-Tomorrow, 1880 pm.
With Mrs. Eugene Woodson, 5245 /
klinsle road, luncheon.
District Leasne Of Repubiieaa Women
tuesday. $3.50 pm. study group, Ward /
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Campus Club
To Be Feted
By Dr.. Byrd

DR.. H. c. Byrd. president Of
the University Of Maryland. will
be host at a tea for the Campus
Club. composed Of faculty wives.
at it's first meeting of the season
at 2::30 pm. Wednesday in the
Maryland room Of the Home Eco
Monies Building on the campus.
New faculty wives will be honor
guests.
Miss Adele Stamp, dean Of
women, and Dean Marie Mount Of
the Home Economies Department,
will assist DR.. Byrd.
Mrs. John Z. Foster is president
OF the Campus Club.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Miss Ruth julian
Becomes Bride

Miss Ruth May Julian, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Newman
Julian of Lanham, Md. became
the bride Friday Of DR.. Herbert
Irving Earnshaw. son of MIR. and
Mrs. w. Irving Earnshaw Of
Mitchellville, Md. On
The Rev. Louis M. Young per-
formed the evening ceremony at
the Lanham Methodist Church
and a reception in the church
hall followed the wedding.
When the couple return from
their wedding trip they will make
their home in Landover Hills, Md.
Evening star., 1951-10-14

CRSkASs of
Mrs Ne Phillips
and 4ospto Mrs Allen
Red Cross for Christmas h
for the holiday activities
for representatives Of participating individual
S
Evening star., 1951-10-14

Weman's Club Of Chevy Chase-Tomorrow
hy eaqsart ssqsa seeSo oveT SDesaet east.ne2s p9so
Wednesday. noon. monthly meeting.
Thursday. 10 am. French section.
weekly class. Friday. pm. literature
section. book review BY Harnett +. Kane,
author Of Gentlemen. Swords and
Pistols" Saturday, 4 pm. mortgage-
burning ceremony.
Junior Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-12
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK
1a2e-TMENTY.FIvE WEARS AGn-1a2e

1926-TWENTYFIVE YEARS AGO-1926
Oct London clocks turned back Slow
drug continues policy year operating
time"
Oct 2-1s w Foster London Grand Chief of Grand
Lodge Pyhian Sisters of Ohio State
SC G. Schecty purchases
High Street, London for funeral home.
Oct 4Wm Holland r. carriage
FL Paso Rev.
erly of Lafayette circuit dies home City
Oct 5Tedrck store Chapman Telephone
al Plain City change ownership
Oct 6-Madison County Ku Klux Klan to
Oct Perfect attendance
Sheets.
Oct 8Nonroe Music Makers give concert in Plumwood
Oct 9Anderson Spring Park
$4,000 people and had % special during
Oct 10Fst National Citizens consolidation Ster-
ling becomes effective E. c. Smith president.
1941-TEN YEARS AGO-194
Oct Sence Hill Grange Somerford township has "Cake
Oct work parish hall Johns Lutheran
Church. London begins
Oct 5Nameess Schoomasters Club made up of schoomen from
Central Ohio has first meeting Jefferson Church
Oct 5-ErnestNG Smith, West Virginia
Columbus caught confed Harbage Jefferson
Pike BY Sheriff German F. Clark deputies
Lamb - -
Oct 6Automobe sales County continue to decrease
Oct 6London Liquor
cording to report of store officials
Oct Corn Huking contest being planned farm
Pike Township, Rosedale.
Oct SAIoe Holy Communion during Forty Hours
Devotion at st. PatricS's Church. London.
Oct 9Fortywo boys FLA Chapter in county at meet
ing in London school. = -
Oct 0Dorman Wright London president London Camera club
get rs place of month Camera club
with Only Rose
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-12
WHAT COMPETITION DOES

The Wall Street Journal recently carried story from
Washington written by staff correspondent e Bryant Here
how beean The governments initiation fighters show
ing embarrassment because there's little initiation 10
fight.
They're discussing in quiet little sessions whether II
would be we'll pretending to control host of prices that
below Federal ceilings In other words exempt lot OF
hnecIofhng, house furnishings many foods and the usual
Of five & dime nofons-from price control.
looks If the workings Of the competitive economic sy
tenn which the higher planners TO consider Obsolete is
making life rather tough for the control officials The
many items selling for prices under the legal ceiling simple
enough Manufacturers and merchants always beating The
bushes for business And get business they have sell at the
lowest price possible So under each circumstances ceiling
doesn't necessarily a thing.
This particularly evident at the retail level where all kinds
Of stores from the biggest national chain the
shop woong the prieeconcious with every ndu
cement they think Of Nobody long get the ceiling price
for article if down the selling for
Retail prices have consistently Jagged behind Wholesale prices
That's what competition does
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-12
tyson EnrolIs At
Centre College

Danville, Ky-A London resident
James Thomas Tyson, has enroll
ed for the fall-winter semester at
49, year old Centre College in
Danville. Re is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Tyson, 13s Elm
street.
Total enrolment at Centre this
fall is $50 students, including 233
men and a near-capacity women's
enrolment of lar. There Is a
ratio of one faculty member for
every II students at Centre.
A church-related school Centre
maintains separate campuses for
its men and women students but
they mix socially and In classes.
Among the schools famous alum
nj have been two u. S. vice pres
idents. John c. Breckenridge and
AdIai Stevenson, both deceased,
and the most famous living alum
nus is generally regarded to be
u. S. Chief Justice Fred NJ. Vim
son