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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-10
Raiders BIanked
In Opening Game

The London Red Raider base
ball season officially opened last
Friday night at Washington c. II.
To make a long, sad story short,
the Raiders lost TO with no hits,
no runs but plenty of errors.
The Washington setad, man
for man the same as lest year,
had little trouble sailing away the
un-practiced, unpublished Raiders
Robinett, Washingtin's star pitch
er, showed n1ld-seascr farm fan
ming ID Raiders = five innings.
Grillot, in the sixth, struck out
every Raider that came up. Bill
Hunter, nurling for London, did
a mighty oommendabls job, strik-
ing out ii Lions in tour innings.
Tom Bopeley came in in the fifth
to put away five.
Taking the liberal view of it, il
wasn't total loss as it provided
the Raiders their first good work
out of the season. The real loss
was a hand injury to Dwight
Simpson who banged up his finger
while at bat and will be out of
action for a couple weeks.
The Raiders play the season 's
first home game Tuesday after
school against the Mechanicsburg
Indians $3.50 at the Athletic Field
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-10
SPORTS
Banquet HOnors London High
Basketball Teams THURSDAY

Washington hadn't lost any of last
years players, SO we're sure our
team will make a much better
showing in future games. les
pecially Of you avid baseball fans
viii back them in their home
games.)
Along with the diamond sport,
golf has arrived. Six boys and
ONE (lucky) GIRL are out to
compete in the six golf matches
this year We wish them the best
on the golf links Thursday, the
twelfth, when they meet the
Marysville golfers at Marysville.
Fore!
What is it that's so wonderful
about the city? Miss Fisher S
home &c classes should be able to
tell you. They made their annual
pilgrimage TO Lazarus i'm Column
bus last week. Being seamstresses,
they headed straight for the yard
goods department. It's always fun
TO feel this and that and dream
about what you could do with a
beautiful piece Of material. Then
they toured Lazarus behind the
scenes. Want to know what kind
Of job to get after high school +?
Lazarus is a good place to start
looking.
Begin Stop! That's how
much time we seemed to have
for our state reading tests First
period Wednesday, we found out
how much COR how little) we
really know in words, reading,
and vocabulary. Anyone have a
dictionary handy?
Sky Road" by Henry Neus-
baum has had our seniors up in
the air lately. That's the name
of this years senior class play,
and you know how that play al
ways seems to make otherwise
normal people a little off balance.
This year is no exception. We've
been lodging huddle5 of gestur-
ing seniors crowded around on
small defenseless little paper
backed book the same as usual
But don't mind US. We're really
proud of that play cast, and we
wouldn't like it even little, if
they didn't get all worked up over
their production Congratulations
to you actors and actresses who
made the gradei
Everything for the Spring Con-
cert seems to be shaping up nice
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-10
Fiishin' Now
Nerve Tonic

CINCINNATI, - Up Take
heart, you fishermen.
If the little woman complains
that you're just loafing when you
go fishing. tell her you're taking
a nerve tonic"
And you can quote DR. r. w.
Eschmyer of Washington, former
fisheries expert for the IVA and
now executive vice-president Of
the Sport Fishing Institute.
This is what he told the Izaal<
Walton League of America:
Fishing isn't simply a digni-
fled way Of doing nothing. It's
a nerve tonic.
On the more serious side, Dr..
Eschmeyer pointed out that there
now are more than 100000 {M)
fishing license buyers and that
an acre of water, like an acre of
land, will produce only a limited
number and sizes of livestock"
IF cows had 10000 calves each,
he said, "and many fish lay many
times that number of eggs, would
adding a truck load of calves in a
pasture appreciably increase the
cattle population there; if we
realize this simple fact of fish
life, we can see why some of our
fishing stocking has been ineffcct-
i've"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-10
Veterans Warned
To Check Policies

Veterans whose first period OF
service in the armed forces after
Sept. 2, 1916 will lose all rights
to any further CT insurance if
they let their present policies ex-
pire.
The Veterans Administration, in
making this announcement, said
these veterans must do one of
Two things before their term pol
icies expire is they wish to retain
National Service Life Insurance
thereafter unGer the present law:
(1) renew for as.ather five year
term, or ~ convert to one or
more of the six permanent plans
of CT insurance.
The NSLI Act Of 19d9, as
amended, st'pulate3 that "sfter
discharge" csly those Who mad
active ser ce between October s,
1910 ara September 2, 1945 may
be granted now insurance.
rms means VA explained, that
if a veterans irst period of SCR
vice began afte.' September 2,
945 and he permits his term poll
ICY to expire without renewing or
converting, he cannot apply for
new assurances unless he renters
active service.
Term NSLI policies issued be-
fore January /, 1916 expire eight
years from the date OF issue.
Term NSLI policies issued on or
after January l, 1946 expire five
years from the date of issue.
Veterans whose term NSLI
policies are approaching the OK
piration date are advised by
letter about three months in adj
vance. VA officials say it is partic-
ularly important for veterans to
make sure that their renewal ap-
plication is accompanied by the
proper new premium amount :
and that the final month OF their
old policy is paid in full.
A number of veterans, it was
pointed out, forget to pay the fin
al months premium on their cx-
piring policy, thus running a
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-10
London Sailor
On Submarine

Cecil Marion Green, radioman,
seeand class. USN, of 121 West
Center ST, London, Ohio, is SER
wing aboard the submarine USS
Becuna which was recently des-
ignated flagship of Rear Admiral
Stuart S. Murray, Atlantic Fleet
Submarine Force Commander,
The Becuna -as commissioned
on May 27, 1914 and completed
five war patrols during World
War II. 1t is presently undergoing
modcrnization which will include
the installation Of the snorkel
breathing device which enables a
submarine to remain submerged
while running on her engines.
Green was graduated from the
London High School, and was en-
ployed by Howard Sober, Inc,
Springfield, before entering the
Naval service in February, 1851.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-10
Seven Golfers
Report At Lbs

Last week. not to be outdone
by the baseballers and basketball
boys, the London golfers had
their first meeting with Coach
Bowlus. Seven students turned up
to talk about woodies, brassies,
etc. etc. and Just generally map
out their 1851 campaign.
The golf team is minus only
ore Of last years members, Rom
ME Kulp, and his two likely look
ing now prospects, John Gloyd,
and Rcba Miller. Ninth-grader
Rcba is the first one of the fair
Sex" to try out for golf at LIS,
but rs London uses only sopho-
moros, juniors, and seniors in
Varsity competitor in order to re-
main Class B, Reba won't play in
any of the matches.
Reporting from iaet year arc
Bob LcBcau, Jack Decker, Bob
and Jack Miller, and Bob Staple
ton. Their first match is scheduled
this Thursday at Marysville.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-10
BY Lyn Martin

The Annual Basketball Ban
quet was held Thursday night
in the London cafeteria honoring
the 1950-51 Junior High, Reserve,
and Varsity cage squads, the
coaching staff, and the cheer
leaders.
Thursdays banquet was one
of the most successful in years.
The whole program, emceed by
Robert Lukens, went off smooth
"; the meal, prepared by Mrs.
WooSley and the school cafeteria
staff, was delicious: the main
speech by James Redman was
informative, encouraging, and
entertaining, and, Of course. the
presentation of all the basketball
awards was the best
Center Tom Bopeley was sing
ularly honored by being elected
Honorary Captain by his team
mates, and by being officially in
vited to come down and try out
at the University Of Kentucky by
Mr. Redman, basketball scout for
the University. In addition to
these honors, Tom was presented
with a congratulatory letter from
First and Ten for being voted
Honorable Mention Center on the
1950-51 All Ohio Class B Basket
ball Team Sonny Wheeler and
Bill Minner received similar let
ters for being chosen Honorable
Mention forwards on the 1950-51
All Ohio Class B Basketball
Team.
The Varsity three-year award,
a scroll, went to Tom Bopeley,
Bob Miller, and Dave Wilson The
two-year buckle awards went to
Bill Minner and Bill Hunter First
year letters were presented to
Don Cain, Sonny Wheeler, and
Bob LeBeau. Varsity manager
awards went to John Sanders, Jim
Starbuck, Ronnie Vincent, Reno
Mancini, ard Arthur Bennett.
Special awards for the greatest
number Of consecutive free throws
went to Bill Minner and Bob
Miller for eighteen apiece.
The Reserve letters were award
ed to ten cagers this year; Del
mar Bush, Forrest Ellars, John
Gloyd, Marvin Hughes, Gilbert
Jackson, Herman Jenkins, Ed
Massey, Jack Miller, Dwight
Simpson, and Jack Shoaf Mono
grams were given to John Duffey
and Don Cunningham.
The Reserve and Varsity each
came through the season with a
brilliant 9-win, 1-loss record to
earn the title, "Co-Champs in
the Mid-Six League for 1950-51.'
The Varsity squad received q
trophy but there were no trophies
for the Reserve Co-Champs Sc
all in all, the 1950-51 was a great
season for the Raiders and Thurs
days banquet was the appropri-
ate happy ending for happy
year.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-10
Pledge Help To
Stop Gambling

SPRINGFIELD, O.,-Pp-0hio
Bell Telephone Co. officials here
pledged full cooperation in a local
police drive to halt horse race
booking operations.
Don r. Good, local commercial
manager of Ohio Bell, said his
company would remove phone
service Immediately whenever
local law enforcement agencies
demonstrated telephone facilities
were being used illegally.
City officials were considering,
meanwhile, making a request to
the Western Union Telegraph Co,
To deny its leased wire services
TO places using them 10 bring rae
results into the CITY
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-10

Reverend Lester of the church
out on Hilisboro Road coaches his
Young Peoples Choir late Thurs
day afternoons-after high school
basketball practice lets cut.
Buzz Ellis pastures cows next
to that church. Around 5 o'clock
they used to make a lot Of racket
about wanting to go home. That
made it kind OF rough on the choir.
When Buzz learned what was
going on he said to Reverend Les
ter: Il never yet heard of COW
that could moo on key. So, I'll just
move 'em in a little earlier. :"
This started me to thinking. Buzz
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-10
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sv Barb and Connie

0ot 2AltG SNhtfN
This is a rave notice about Lon
don Highs basketball team and
the banquet held in their honor
last Thursday. We know you're
all as proud of those boys as we
are, so you won't mind our say
ing it again. They're just wonder
full! Since the basketball banquet
was held to tell the team how
grand we thought it was, that
statement tells you all about the
banquet. The food? Mmmmm!
The Senior Service Scouts as
mattresses? Mmm hmm! The
speaker? :? Well. James Redman de-
serves q little raving about, too!
Washington c. II. trounced
London in no-hit no-run base
ball game Friday. It was the
Raiders opening game and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-10
Around The
Training
Camps
BY The Associated Press

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, = Up
The New York Yankees are whal-
ing the ball in their exhibition
games. Three players are hitting
over 400 with two more over
300.
Hank Bauer leads the club with
.439; Rookie Mickey Mantle fol-
lows with .437 and Gen Woodling,
who hit two homers against San
Antonio last night, has .421. Cliff
Mapcs has .345 and Joe Diaaggio
.327. The Yanks beat San Antonia,
1910.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, QT,-
The Brooklyn Dodgers may have
a new pitchlng prospect in Earl
Mossor, who twirled last year
for the Class B Portsmouth. Va,
Club.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-10
Plant-A-Tree
Program To Be
In All Schools

COLUMBUS, OHIO - The an
nual Plant-A-Tree program for
Arbor Day will again be sponsor
ed by the Ohio Forestry Associa-
ton, it was announced this week
by Horatio Ford, Cleveland, presi-
dent. The tree planting project
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-10

ly. Band, Glee Club. and Mixed
Chorus are practicing overtime
so hope lot Of you faithful fol-
lowers still come to see us teen
ayers on April twelfth and thir-
teenth. We're not going to let
Friday, the thirteenth, jinx US!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-10
From where | sit =. lv Joe Marsh
Buzz And The
OH-Key Barifones

doesn't go to that church. And
he's so tone-deaf he couldn't carry
a tune in bucket!
From where | sit, you might say
that Buzz didn't have much in cont
mon with those singers. But he
doesn't divide folks ii.to groups
he's with" or "agin." Your poll
ties, your personal prefesences--or
the fact that you like a moderate
glass Of beer-mean nothing either
way TO Buzz. He's a real neighbor
to everybody!
Ae M~4S
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-10

That, he said, emphasizes the
need for more fishing water
through pond and recreational
lake building.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-10

INJURED WITH DISCUS
CINCINNATI, -tHs The con-
dition Of Gerry Schoonover, 18,
Withrow High School athlete who
was struck in the face with a dis
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-10

Mossor hurled the first five
innings for the Brooks against
the Phillies. He yielded two runs
in the first, but then pitched four
hitless innings.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-10

Gus was reported as fair Friday
Physicians said they will not
know the extent of his injuries
until they study x-ray pictures.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-10

strong risk of losing their insur-
anee protection.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-10

Copyright 1851. United States Brewers Foundation
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-25
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gsun lit lie lpieOer ba, oie 3peite
Snternationale auer So5ialilten Ser
neitli6en 2dnoer. @ertreter Ser lo5ia=
Iiltii6en 8orteien aus pierunooreibig
2anoern baben neuli6 bier Gage in
Sranffurt getoet uno tpieoer cine ge=
meinlome @eltorganiiation ouf Oie
Seine gebra6t. Sic ion Elm @egen=
eepift iein eegen Sic 0ritte Snterna-
tionale, bie Sic &ommuniiten sei6af=
fen baben. (Seute oie &ominform.)
Die Sobne bes alien &arl Marr, Ser
Dor gut bunoert Sahren iein fommu-
niltii6es Wanifelt erlaiien bat, iinO
in5lpiiben redt feinolide 8riioer &C.
porben.
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SsSnternationaIe Ser So5ialiiten ge=
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frieeen lit lie iebesmal auseinanber-
gebro6en; oas Nationale mar INNER
Itdrfer als bas Snternationale. Sr
Sranffurt tpar BEL Sen So5ialiiter1
ni6t mebr piel Sic 3ebe bonn &laiien.
fampf unb gar ni6t mebr bon @elt-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-25

gene Sanbidrift, ipie bei &aroinal
Winos5entp. 9ieIe gorgdilge iino nod
idredliber als oas l1rteil. sSn Die
Sdnoe oieler 8eitien fallen beiBt allo
nit unbefannten Wfitteln ser pbpIi-
lben @epalt uno Ser 8eorobung, NIT
Mittelh Ser gbemie uno Der YbDitf
leiner @illensfreibeit beranbt nno
gum biIfloien @erf5eug elmer S6anb-
iuiti5 ernieorigt ,peroen. 0abon ba-
ben ielbIt oie alten Gbrii riitenberfolger
nod feline Ibnung gebabt. 3omoIs
gab es beloenmiitige 8efenntniiie uno
Srob Sen Sprannen gegeniiber. 0ieie
batten nod ni6t Oie 8epalt iiber bas
Nerpenipltem. 9ie be1tigen Spran-
men bemabtisen ii6 5uerIt Ser Nerpen
uno ser @ebirne ser Spfer, Die iie
pernidten pollen. Sier fann ielbit
ser Seufel nod lernen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-25

repolntion. Dagegen biel mebr bonn
&antpf gegen Die fommuniItii1e 8e-
orobung. Die Metboben zines 5talin
iino oen 5tpeiten So5ialiiten beute eli
ne piel groBere @efabr aIs ser ldon
itarf ge5dbmte Gapitalismus.
Die Gater Der 3tpeiten Snternatio-
nale batten es in 5ranffurt redt
i6per, elm geneinIames Brogramm
auf Die 8eine 5u bringen, oenn Die
Gertreter Der ein5elnen 2dnoer batten
ibre Gorbebalte, beionoers Die oeut-
lcben 8ertreter, als es INN bie Srage
Ser gemeiniamen 8erteioigung ging.
Die Or. .AS6uma6er-2eute b1tten 5u
gerne ibre uSbne-mib bz@oiung" anf-
rebterbalten, aber es lit ibnen nidt
gan5 gelungen gegeniiber Dem itarfen
Gerteioigungsbebiirfnis ser engli=
iden uno fran5oitiben So5ialiiten.
I'm oen Shuman=Blan bot man eli
men tpeiten 8osen eenabt; oenn bier
iino Sic So5ialilten 5rartfrei6s unb
8elgiens oeutlih oafiir, ipabrenb Sic
oeuti6en 'So5ialilten ibre nationalen
uno audi io5ialiItii6en Semmunsen
baben.
80 lit sic ginigfeit ser 3neiten
Snternationale ibon BEL ibrer britten
Ihmeren @ebl1rt nit biel l1neinigfeit
belaitet. a1nb oo9 lit es ourdaus 81
begriiBen, 1penn beoeutenoe einflnB=
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iiber @ren5en uno Nationen bitttpeg
iih 3ulammenl6lieBen. gs lit INNER
nod 5ubiel ltneinigfeit unter Sen
freien 8olfern, 10 oaB iebe perniinf-
tige ginigung als Jorti6ritt 5u be-
griiBen tpdre. Die 3eit lit borbei, in
Ser Die So5ialiiten i6le6tueg als
~paterlanosloie 8eiellen" beri6rien
Sa, man bat es ioear auf Ser
Sagung Ser 3peiten Snternationole
fir nottpenoig gebalten, Ser gater=
einige quite 8orte 5u ia
gen.
8ie melt sic neue Snternationale
bie Sereinigung guropas foroern
miro, bleibt ab5uparten. Wan min
oas geneinIame europa - aber nl1r,
menn es io5ialiltii6 lit! N. K.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-25

Nabteil Der Snoipibualit1t unb Ser
8erionli9feit oes arbeiters ausipirft.
Gin allgemein anipenobares Sell.
mittel mag icbper 81 finoen iein. 8e-
Iteben bleibt aber Die Satl la6e, bob
Sic slrbeit bes 2anbpoIfes alien bie-
len Gerlpirrungen cine mdftige Ser
teioigung entgegenlett. 8ir oenfen
bier Dor allem an oen bGuerliben 8e.
trieb uno an Sen Samilienbetrieb. go
biloet oieIes 9auerntum ourb oie 8e=
i6loilenbeit ieines io5ialen Gbaraf-
ters unO our6 ieine nirti6aftli6e
Holle Den &ern zines geiunoen 8ar-
ernItanoes. Gas beiBt ni6t, Sic geiiss
lidyfeit, ia oft oie 9eotpenoigfeit zines
allsgeoebnteren agrarii6en anbaues
leugnen.
Seine anoere arbeitsgruppierung
lit binlibtlih ser geiitigen uno ipirt-
Ibaftli6en Yroouftion unb slb1ab 10
Sem 5amilienleben angepabt nie oie
oes 8auern. So bort oieie arbeit iein
mag, 10 fiiblt ii6 Ser Menib oo6 nod
aIs Serr ieiner @elt our6 sic G6tig-
felt inmitten ser 8emeinibaft, Ser
Samilie, ser ltmgebung l1no au6 ser
perlbieoenen pirtldaftlihen @enolz
len, iofern iie iuirfli6 llno nidt nur
ser Sorm naf auf ser Seronttport=
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iino. @os oie mooerne Se6nif be-
trifft, 10 miro lie itb natiirlib gang
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Sen Gienlt ser bduerli6en slrbeit
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len Gbarafter ser lanotpirtihaftli6en
slrbeit unberiibrt Iaiien.
Sariiber binalts mrB Sic mooerne
So5ialgeiebgebung altb Ser 2onobe-
polferllng unter slnpaiiung an ibren
beionoeren Gborofter 5ugute fommen.
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sluBerOem -llno oas oerItebt ii6 bon
IelbIt - miiiien mir itdrfItens Oorauf
belteben, OaB man Dem fatboliI6en
9anOpolf cine geoiegene religiOie 8il-
Dung gibt.
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Sic onoeren, Sic in &erfern iiben, ge-
nan 10 abihreiben, 1pie lie gr5bii1of
9lloiS Stepinoc abgei6rieben l1no Der
geiien baben.
Sin 5lueites in bieiem Gr5bil6of-
pro5eB lit nod erregeno genug; oos
lino oie ~@eitanoniiie". 9lae baben
vgeItonOen", ser gr5bii6of feline
Mitongeflogten uno oie pieruno5pan-
gig 3eugen Sic ii6 BEL ibren slusia-
gen IelbIt 10 ihper bela1tet baben, ooB
oreiuno5lpan5ig oooon i'm @eri6ts-
Iaal berbaftet noroen itno. @el6
fiir6terli6e &on0bie! Man bat oen
gr5bii6of 5uerit moralii6 bingerib-
tet, feline ghre gei6Gnbet; man bat
oas 6ur6 ieinen eigenen Wuno tun
laiien uno tpobl a.d burd feline Ell