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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-20

AHu FRANK hanOuI and children
An enjoyable time was had by all.
Rev. and Mrs r. Henderson
1929 Bryant Ave No, have as
their guest for a week. Mr..
Archie Harrod OF Brooklyn, n Y.
Mr.. Harrod is formerly Of Wash.
ington. d. c. and a former stu.
dent at the University of Mime
sofa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Briggs Of
Cleveland Ohio, motored TO the
city during their vacation to visit
friends and relatives. While here
they were entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Smith. 4O2S Fourth
Ave. So. who surprised them with
a pokeno party. Mrs. Pnmith
Cook, 372S Portland Ave. enter
tanned them with q dinner for
twenty-three. served by Mrs
Briggs mother. Mrs. Jessie Jack
son and Mrs. Briggs three daugh-
tiers at 97s Bryant Ave. No
Brunch was served by Mrs. Ora
Finney. 3Sl5 Third Ave. So. Mr.
and Mrs. Briggs are former resi-
dents Of Minneapolis,
Pfc. william Stacker, Mr. J.
Harris and Johnny Wade motored
to the city Saturday, July II from
Gary. Ind. to spend a few days
fishing and visiting relatives and
friends. Pfc. Stacker Is the neprew
Of Mrs. William Cooper. 7O5
Seventh st. No. He "a stationed at
the Selfridge Air Force Base. Mt
Clemon, Mich.
Harold Stacker, Gary, Ind. Is
Is spending the summer visiting
his aunt, Mrs William Cooper, 7O5
Seventh Ave. No.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence shan
non. 3943 Second Ave. So. are the
proud parents OF a six pound, six
ounce baby boy. born at ll.l5 a.
m. Saturday, July II at Fairview
hospital. The parents named the
baby Steven Darrell.
Mrs. Harriet VI. White, Los An
geles, Calf, left the city for her
home Friday, July 10. Mrs Write.
former resident of this city.
spent two weeks visiting her par
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-20
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Aev ana mrs R g. Lyles, Carkscae Miss Rev and Mrs
a. H. Caluwel OF 81 Louis Mo- and Mary Ahrrarby NJ
Kansas City Hans, guests a, a rrnir MnJ,y % ~
Otner guests present were MesSrS and Mines y< and
GhnIreh, wesley Lyi"S and son; Mines b Moulde W L.
Montana labor news., 1951-02-01

! vice president. Carl Pred.rcka. treas
Denny Sullivan. 72s N E,c~I.ior. secy
Rene Roulesu. <i7 w. ParA bus Agent
Union meets ID Tuesday earn month q
Musicians Nail
Teamsters Union. Local No lee Yer
cATmen, pres Kenneth Davis. vice
pres. secy treas. W J neInsosh. rec
secy, L. II Bradley. bus. agent. PranI
J Birmingham. Deleast~, 70 ths
Building Trades Council L A. Br~msn
Geo Brown ami Prank J birmingham
trustees Frank J. B~iruinsh.n Art RIA.
sot. and Art sperar
rypoeraphical-Meets 81 SUNDAY OF month
~ Carpenter Hall. alt Warrington
pres. ~ I. Center: q ? Auhman. sec.
<A1 " Copper
women's Prcteetlve-Budget shsa. Pref.
L. Mattaussh. sec treas Margaret Mar.
r.ngton. bus agent Phone sTAs A~~t.
lat and I'D Fridays. l .. m. ID and las,
FridAyA $50 p. n. C~srp~nt-rS HAN.
Butte Ladies' Auxiliary No. 7 OF Oh.
IUMM&sW. Official Address. p. o. Boz
e6. Butte. Montana. Meetings ON IN,
second and fourth Tuesday Of each
month. Beverly 0oforth. recording sec
rotary. Ruth HUI. financial secretary.
Montana labor news., 1951-02-01
LEGAL NOTICES

No 7479
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY AN
ORDER SHOULD NOT BE GRANTED
FOR THE SALE AT PRIVATE SALE OF
CERTAIN INTERESTS OF II WARD
IN REAL ESTATE
In the District Court OF the Second Judi
cial District OF the State OF Montana.
n aud for the County Of Silver Bow
IN THE MATTER OF THE GUARDIAN
SHIP OF THE PERsoN AND
ESTATE OF IDA BIRD, AN INSANE
1t appearing to the undersigned Judge
OF the above entitled Court. from the
duly verified Petition OF Arthur W. Bird.
g lardian Of the Person and Estate OF Ida
Bird. insane. on file herein. that II VII
re beneficial to the said Ward that tho
.nteres, Of the ward in the real estat.
described In said Petition and belonging
to said ward. should be sold. and that be-
cause the income and profits from the
state Of said Ward are insufficient 10
pay for the comfortable and suitable main
ienance Of the Ward, including expense
Of the administration Of her estate. and
the ost Of operation. upkeep and main
tenance OF her property and estate. the
described IN said Petition and belong ng
TO said Ward. should be sold and that
UGH sale should be made at private SAFE
4 Is
ORDERED tina the next OF kin OF sad
ward and all persons interested in the
state OF said Ward appear before this
Court on the 2nd day Of March. 1851,
at the hour Of ic O'Clock, A NJ. At the
Courtroom Of Department 2 Of this Court.
at the Courthouse OF Silver Bow County
on IVES. Granite Street. In Butte. Mon
tanR. to show cause why an order should
| not be granted for the sale =, private sale
Fl the interest OF sad Ward in such real
estate.
II is FURTHER ORDERED that a copy
Of this order De published at least two
successive weeks in the Montana Labor
News. a weekly newspaper printed anc
nbl.shed In said silver Bow County. Mon
lana, prior to said and day OF March. 1851
Dated January "a, 1851.
JOHN B. McCLERNAN. Judge
Published FEB. /. 8. 1851
Montana labor news., 1951-02-01

Carpenters William J. wlcocks. pres:
R.e..a-d II Thomas. vice pres, Floyd
Fsit. fin. sec. Wesley Byrnes. rec. &c,
Rie..srd T!ddy. treas. Jack O~aiiaey.
con, Charles VOLTS. warden: Joe
C~levenhagen. R. II Thomas. Henery
Gralenstein. trus. Meets every Thurs
dAy eve Ia the Carpenters hall.
Clerks-Meets Monday p. m. except
holidays. at Miners Han. Z. O. vawtsr.
pres; Mrs. Eddie Maddox. vice pres:
Frank Kali. sec. A. j Gueather.
iii. -secy.: Phone 2-32so
looks aud Walters Local - Meets isr
Fr'aAy at p Sd Friday at 8 P NJ
of each monh. John McNellis. Pres.
Felix Hudro. vioe-Pres. RYAN Dodge.
Rec. secy.. Percy Lambert. nus. Agent.
= O Box 1892
Electrical WORKERS init. Brotherhood Of
Electrical workers.. Local No. IS, Phi
8l07. Walter H. erase. pres. Walter
Abertson. viec-prss.; Joe Thompson.
fin. secy Robert f. Nichols, rec secy.,
Albert Coombs, business msr .-treas.. 2os
30. Dakota St.. Pa. 6s4s. Meetings
every lat and 3u Tuesdays. second
floor. Carpenters Hall. Executive Board
meets every Tue TOO p. NJ. third
floor Carpenters hall. p o. Box ls7.
film Exchange employees Local No. B-U
Pres, Les Laramie: Socy, Won Muir
rais pIts Awept T,tt~ pptt~. .rvaa. me
Rodgers Meets ard Wednesday Of tho
month. Miners Union Hall
LIST Wednesday OF msnth ~ Quarts
Street Fire Station. PRIV, James MAJ
vey. treas. James McOuirl: Sec. John
Brennan
General LAborers' Local lC-Dorsey Burk-
hartt, pres; james Byrne. vice pres.
Richard Dickinson Tin secy and press
agent; James verceLA- rec. secy.: Frank
Ptckolick. trsas. Meetings. Ind and III
Thursdays. Carpenter Hall. Z p N.
General Pipe Filters and Apprentices
Local No ZIG President. John Doran.
BIS W. Quartz; Vice President, John
McGiata. 3l3S Garrison Ave.: Record
ing Secretary. James Lynch liz Main
ST., Meadorvillc, Montana. Financial
Secretary and Treasurer. James Nc
Grath. ia w. Granite Ct. Meets list
Thursday OF each month Carpenters
r0'on Hail az & O'Clock.
B. z. v. No. 82J ,:nstds v.remsni
President, Pete Ham. 1850 w. Gold. Bus
Manager, Francis "Biu" Fleming. 2505
Harvard; Fin. Secretary. Rudy Tomich
22b 9. Arizona; Tres. H. NJ. johnson,
ll9 8. Montana and Roc. Secretary.
Don Maddox, l94l Sampson. Meets 2nd
and 9Th Monday each month. 8 Pm.
Carpenters Hall.
Montana labor news., 1951-02-01
ROSTER OF BUTTE UNIONS

I~nternat!onai Union Of Mine. MIL and
Smel;er Workers. william Mason. Exec
utivc Board Member District No. l.
1880 Phoenix Bldg, Butte. Montana
Phone 5000.
silver Bow Trades & LABOR Council meets
Tuesday. Q p. m. Csrpenters' Hall. J
stanton. p. harr5 oates. wee pre-
Grant Lindsay. secy... box 1917.
Butte Bldg. Trades Councn meets Tues
day At 7:30 p. M. Carpentsrr Hall.
Henry Grdbetistrtil. pres. Frank BIZ
minghan. vice pres. Vim Honey. Secy.
Ole Elliston. Treas.
Montana State Assn. lumbe and Fit
tefs-Theo. Kline. Great Pals. pree.;
Montana labor news., 1951-02-01

Laundry Z Dye Worksts-Meeu "a Wed
nesday. s IN. Carpenters Hall. jose
ph.ne Miller. pre-. Mayme Foots. bus
Agent. Pearl Thomas. rec. secy., p. o
Box ilg2
Mailers' Union-Aesu lat Sunday n
noah At /, y IN. At Dany Post Bldg. ?
Moore. pres. J Seullon. 80 Address:
Daily Post.
Meat Cuiters No 32s-Pres. Ted Leytnld
vlce-pres. VIM Pruss; rec. secy.. Oris
r Thomas. BUS, agent. James Lunney-
Meets 2td and Nh Thursday. Eagles
Hal Office hours io-li an. Hox
ea2
Rrtte MIXERS Union No ! III rs W.
Joe Mason. President. James Harring-
tJa. Wee pres John Harrington. Pin
nacal Sec. Stanley Babcock. Record
Ing See sam James. Condu tor. John
J Kelly. Warden. Joe Panion. John
Mcleod. Al Davis. Sam Orlich and Oscar
Hills. Trustees. Louis Blasich. Custodian.
Meeting, held every Wednesday at 7:is
p. m
Motor Coach Operators-A. Aihelich. pres.
james Aaloney. ~vicc-pres.: N. D. Evans.
secy.. W A. Hoar. treas: Jack O'Brfen.
con. John Poote. ward: n. D. Evans
John vickers. eBT&LC. L. T. 0ranath.
John O'Blizalo. r.. H. Williams. griev.
com MEETS LIST and 3rd Thursdays,
SSo ID " ~ nHu.trtspa Hall
Montana Stat County And Municipal
Employees. No. l07o-Pres. Andy Pettet,
isiS Harrison Ave. Butte. Montana;
vios-Pres, Robert Mccormack, i31 ".
Woolman St Butte, Montana: 0ecy-
julia NcHugh. 80 ". Woolnsn g.,
Butte. Montana: Trees. Teresa Quirk.
i3l1 w.. Granite st.. Butte. Montana.
Meets Emo Monday zach month At Judge
McLernan Courtroom.
Musiclans-Meets lt and Sd Wednesdays.
james Pasta. Pres; Fred Harvey. Vice
Pres: Albert Kretinger, Secy.: Anton
Holman. Bus, Agent; Ed Bowman. Prank
Ltxeu, +. o. Jackson. Trustees: Louis
Buch. Custodian. J W Gillette. Natl
Delegate.
Operating Engineers. S7S-M@ets list and
Sd Thursday. 8 p. m, Oarpenters' Hal
A. Aurish, pres: W.. N. BrntherA- vice
pros: o. Sanders. fin. sec,. and bus.
asso<.
Painter Harry ". Ciague. pres, Ovads
Quay, vice pres; Dan J. Scully, treas;
George " johnson. fin. sec; Jas. M
Wannacoit. rec, secy.; Meets every Mon
day. Eaylse Hall P. o Box 1914
Plumbers Onion. Local No. N-Aex Nc
Donald. Pros: Thomas Eva vice prss.;
Wm. Honey. fin. secy.; 0isnn Myers.
rec secy. Albert Eva. sreas.. meets
every Monday 1t 8 .. m In the Car
penters' Hall.
Printing Preumen-Meets nc Wednesday
of month At Carpenters Hall. Dan
Holland, pres. $50 W Silver 81. Adolph
Richards. siii W Oranite at. secy.
Sheep Shearers No l. AFL-n W Plat-
mum. LaVor TAYLOR. pres -aec treas
Phone 2-i983 p. o Boz i%72
stationary F. .g.necrs No. 8, OF the I U.
o. ". 4 S " Meets every Thurs
day. 1870 p m Office md meeting
place Niacrs' Hell Box So John Gil
bert pr, Jerry Louney vice pres.
James T Purcell. rec scoy.: Henry
scang secy treas
Teachers-Meets iN and Sd wednesday,.
Z 81 y. m In Study all auditorium OF
Butte H. s. Naurlcs Drisroi Pres. 1887
Yale Ave Marie Clifford Vice-Prcs..
Maly McNei. sec. Freds rretNewey.
rrta 3ni7 Keokls
Butte stage Employees & Operators Union,
Local e4-Ed Curran, pres. Earl Wiles.
Montana labor news., 1951-02-01
Roster of Anaconda Unions

Central Labor Council--Mreu I'd and
<th Monday, AOH Hall. John Aogus,
pres Eugene c Mcbride. vice prea
Walter N Riley. sec: Ed J. Kelly. treas .
F. q De L, Hunt, sgt -at-arns; Juns
Burke. Alex Smith and Eiwood Bem-
nett. trustees
Plumbers Union Local No sE. } A.
VanHko. Pres: D. MURPHY, vioe-Pres
II, E schrapps. s%ecy-TreAs.. p O. Box
l277. hetts second Tuesday at f.3n . m
In the A. o. H. Hall
Teamsters-Aeets LIST and sra rhursdays,
Carpenters Hall. downaaiu. Pa
Dunno. pres: Tom vanisko vtcH pros;
Oeoue PorMan: ohm Ao9uA soy,
bus. agent; Ray Sullivan. ~ I var:
John Cardinal. George Yoranan. James
Donovan. trustees.
Montana labor news., 1951-02-01

Employment OF convict labor on
goods and materials furnished 70 the
Government under the Public Con
tract Act is prohibited By law
Montana labor news., 1951-02-01
LEGAL NOTICES
No is7s7

w 80
NorfcE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN > y street Court OF the Second judi
cial District OF the State Of Montana
4 .ir the County Of Silver Bow
IL tie Meter Of the Estate and Guard
IN Nin Of LINDA GAIL RUSSELL.
Minor
Notice IS hereby given pursuant to an
order duly made, rendered and catered
it ,ha above ent tied Court on the 25th
tsy O; January. 1851, that Clara Russell.
el,~d IN Of TIE person and estate o.
Linda Gail Russell. a minor. will sell Oh
or after the hour Of 10 10 o'clo k A M
On 'ee iQth dav OF February. 1851 in the
Co, ty ~ Silver Bow. State Of Montana,
20 the highest and best bidder. and upon
to terms and conditions hereinafter
mentioned. at private sale. subject to con-
formation by the above entitled Court, the
follow mr. described real property belong
ing TO the estate o! said minor
An undivided o~ne-fourth ~ interest
n and to the following described prop
ertg situated in silver Bow County,
Montana. to-wlt
THE, portion Of the Mount Moriah Lode
Claim. Lot NO 94A. from which the
sor,heast corner OF the said Noun,
Moriah Lode Claim bears North ~
degrees 10 minutes East. sil97 feet,
thence South 81 degrees 10 minute'
Wet 20 feet. the CO South s DECREE
81 minutes East 70 feet thence North
80 degrees 10 minutes East 30 feet
ttirf &c North s degrees 81 minutes We't
n feet to the place OF beginning known
as Lot Numbered Eleven tlil IN Bloch
WONDERED One ~ OF the Mount Morif
Lode
Terms and conditions OF sale Cash, II
lawful money Of the United States o
America. Ten li0ri per cent 70 be pair
~ time SAID bids are submitted and TN
balance Of the pur hase price upon con
,irma,ion Of the sale by the above 81
titled Court,
Bids and Offers must be IN %wri,inT. an
NAV he len At the Law office OF } ?
rrnleh and John r Mullany. ATTORNEY
for said guardian. or may be delivered 4
AID guard'av personally or NAV he Nle'
with the CLERK OF the District Court. a
any time after the first pneilcatlon 0
,As Notice and before the making OF SAL
sale
DATED January 20. 1881
CLARA RUSSELL Guardian o. n
Person and Estate Of Linda o.
Russell a miner
| p.hIfqNcN reb A Is 1881
Montana labor news., 1951-02-01
Roster of Great Falls Ur,crs

County Trades q Labor Assembly
Meets Friday, 800 pm. Union Hail
Steinmetz pres. Box POTS, Leo Stewart.
Vice pres; o Evanko. Jr., Rec. 6cc..
Boz 1898. Mnndc c Baxter. treas. /.
John Dusak. Elmer Strht. John Peklew-
Ky, A J Duley. Ray Graham. exec.
board. walter Davidson. serg-at-arms
Great Falls Br'ldinE a Construction
Trades Council Walter G Davidson.
Pres. Tis 9th Ave s.; Ed Anderson.
v,on Pre- GA 9th Ave. g = r Brit
ten. 6ecy Treas, tbs First Ave g.:
Selmer o. wslstrom Serq -st-Arms. Ti2
2nd Ave. g.. Pete Blaker Larry En-
ouist and Ben Sims Trustert
Montana labor news., 1951-02-01

Pat C. Sullivan. ITO N. Main. Butte
secy.. next meeting at the call Of thu
President.
BARRIERS - Paul Rollman, 1888 Harrison
pres. John Stanton. vice pres: J. \
Costello. 3%8 3 Broadway. sec -treas-
L. L. Hancock. rec. secy.; J. P. s.lko-
,etz. guide. Meets LIST and Sd wednes
days. . p. m. Eagles Hall.
Barienders-Meeu At M Z Park g.. ~
Monday at . p IN, Evan Nevin. pres
D J. O'Connell. rec. Soc. D Holland
sec.-treas. 4 N. Main.
Boilermakers-Meets ist and - Tuesdays
7:3o. Good Templars Hall. SIS y. Main
Harry shatfer. pres; Charles oarle
vice-pgcs Leslie johnson. PIN -secy
Leo Mlchalsky. treas: Cliff Treloai
rec. -Secs.; George Blair. John Dauris-
Art Gerry. trustees
Brew .ry Workers WIN Maloney. pres.
John Valid. vice-pres; John D. O'Brien,
sec-treas.. 202i Wall st.: Joe Kesfs. re-
cording sec. Amor Nelson. 50. -at-arms
Phone 4A2 Meets LIST Wednesday. Car
penters' Hall.
Bridge. Structural d Ornamental Iron
WorkersJoe Capps, psss.. TS3 W. PARK
st.; feo.-secy.. Reg Peters. 1915 Harvard
Ave: fip.-se'.. and B. A. Hubert Ben
Iamin. 20ls Philips Ave. Meets a and
4h Mondays H. Carpenter Han.
Building Service Employees. Local No
1859. Pred Searie. pres: Oevree naclu-
tosh. vise-pres.; Jonn n. Driscoll. 50
West Granite, sec. and business agent
Phone 1-2i55.
Butchers 333- Meets End Wednesday. Eagles
Han, Ed Prsanti, pres; Ed Prosper. vice
pres: james Llnney. fin sec: Delmar
YORK. rec sec. Robert Strozzie. guide
Ovpn williams p,ard
Montana labor news., 1951-02-01
Roster of Billings Unions

Yellowstone County Trades 4 Labor As
sembly-Meets FRIDAY. p m. In the
Labor Temple. ~ South 10Th g.. p. o
Box 1915. President. .Rober; West. Vice
Pre- = w Spaneler. Rec ~ Martha
W. Peterson. Fin Sec Treas. J. z Win
Shy. Trustee, George Linville. Stanley
Anderson, Herman Bouchle. sgt -at-Arm.
Ed Klipstein. Phone 2515.
carpent%rs' Local No iir7-Rov Thomp.
son. pres: Z II. Helt~-ov.n No. r.
Meets LIST and ~ r,asdr-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-30

THE KOREAN WAR

The Korean war is one of the strsneest and most terrible
c fought phicay it small war-n terms OF
human and material costs is big Veterans OF some OF
The difficult and bloody campaigns OF World War say
that Korea worsein terrain in climate and IN the
character OF the enemy 1t which we cannot win unde
conditions and is also which TO be half
forgotten home. Even IL truce is finally reached will be
and unless there reversal OF policy our troops
will remain guard in that rseked lane watching snd waiting
if the enemy has grim surprises IN store tor US
Theoretically IL is OF the United Nations against an a9
gresso Actually il is which country the United
States doing almost all Of the fighting providing almost all OF
The money and weapons and taking The vast majority OF the
losses Our casualties approach the 600 figure and OF them
well 900 known TO be dead The death rate
those listed missing expected by all TO be exceedingly
hqh Our allies have fought bavey taken their casualties
but u S. News World Report accurately said the ~
S, with 5ooooooo people, is being called upon TO assume
losses of its youths that far higher than losses
of IT, NJ with 24o 900 900 people, The proportion of H. S.
uses those of its H. NJ allies is about l3 l. and is
rising gradually week by week.
is knowledge that major ally Great Britain,
has small stomach for the Korean and only along
beeouse in the current state Of world aa there nothing
eso she could do. Britain feels that would be economically
impossible for her off all relations China regard
less of who the Chinese She also feels that
extension of the in the Far East would the loss Of
Hong Kong and other key Crown colonies and She
marshall strong arguments in support of her position But
whether those arguments valid the strong white
light of history this situation adds still somber
10 the Korean conflict
General MaeAhurs conviction that the war must be
eaIed 70 the heart OF the which to the heart Of
China was tor stating and resiainq this that he relieved
YET a else tails the American thouqh
emily may be forced info that bic that the
should be allowed o go indefinitely The drain on our
nanpower is too great.
On the bright side reports from the front that +be
taken by the Chinese in and equipment have been
cedbY hshso high that is doubtful they are in posi-
lion to mount ofensive And the faeIino
and has been buffresed by recent atomic +es+s IN Ne
Vadafha tremendous e+ha suitable for TACTICAL
use 6y ground troops be the way Hope onq that
me chinese be losing their stomach
ussa conclude that this particular Red cause s lost In
me meantime the Korean unlike any this nation ever
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-30
COP Committees
Endorse Panel

Candidates for the primary ell
ection were recently endorsed by
the Madison County Republican
Center and Executive Committees
fat dinner-meeting in the Red
Brick Tavern, Lafayette. Robert
Ray county chairman presided.
Candidates endorsed were: Robert
A. Taft, for president; John w.
Bricker, for u. S. Senator; Clar-
ence j. Brown, for representative
from the Seventh Congressional
District and Noble Bean of Ur-
bana and Miriam Yeazell of
Springfield for State District
state central committeeman.
Five of the eight Seventh Dis
trict county COP organizations
have now endorsed the panel.
Others are Clinton, Champaign,
Clark and Warren Counties.
Greene County COP officials
made no endorsement and Union
and Logan counties are to meet
later.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-30
1e26-TWENTY-FIvE YEARS AGo-192s


Nov 1.-two Plain City vicinity dies of dphthera
Nov 16on John T. Brown, Madison countys north ne
named of Ohio's Master Farmers.
Nov 1Verne Phel John Ruff Pike Township farmers start
tfreshing grain because Of adverse weather.
Nov B Lnson superintendent of Madison County Chdens
home % reelected Madison Co. Commissioners Mrs
Lnson renamed
Nov 1SWest Jefferson baseball gets rabbit supper
Township house Teams organized bring the rabbits according
Earl E Gregg, secretary.
Nov SC Daley residing Beach land London
pumpkin weighing 721a pounds.
Nov 9ohn Langley who operated the first candy
London dies between 35
Nov 19Lades of Klan chicken supper
corner Oak and High Streets, London
Nov 2Pan City Schools closed Union Health Officer
pending of diphthera
Nov 21M Sterling completes
Nov 22Box social minstrel
Mt. Sterling Pike
1941-TEN YEARS AGO-19n
Nov 23Avn Troyer Plain City
grower with 81 SO bushels
Nov 24-MaJor AlVa H Wilson London Infantry
TT Hayes Columbus sent to Infantry School F Benng
Nov 24Sana Claus
court house following big parade.
Nov -Outstanding golfers London Country awarded
trophies
Nov 26Rober Londergan London Une-
sity band '
Nov 2-ondon banks release checks
NOV Rev Lester Benner, of Portsmouth,
pastor of Church of Christ, West Street
NOV o-ondon tremen campaign for used
conditioned for kiddes Christmas =
Nov 28Robin Jefferson
squad OSU ~ - W 4i'ii"aii
NOV 29G W. Putnam, Orleton Ralph Parsons West
JeIeon return from deer hunt Michigan
deer one a six point and the other seven.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-30

by the Internal Revenue Bureau
whose Job is to gather evidence
for prosecution.
Caudle told the subcommittee
tremendous pressure had been
put on hin1--when he was consid-
ering the fraud cases laid in his
lap for decision-by members of
congress and others.
He hurriedly added no one
ever asked him to do anything
wrong. Caudle said members of
congress frequently found it diff
ficult to believe a prominent con-
stituent had done anything wrong
But alter conference the
members Of congress sometimes
changed their minds, Caudle said.
He added a good many innocent
people have been completely ex-
oncrated" as a result of his con-
ferences.
Tnen he made the statement
which is hard to understand. He
said some of those accused of tax
violations didn't even suspect
they had violated the law.
One Internal Revenue official.
asked about this, said he couldn't
understand it since any tax fraud
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-30
COURT NEWS
ACCOUNTS APPROVED

ACCOUNTS APPROVED
The first and final account OF
Mayme II. Riegel, administrators
Of the estate of Roscoe c. Riege1,
has been filed in probate court.
The first and final account OF
Eloise Hankinson, administrators
of the estate of Roy Livingston
has been filed in probate court.
LICENSES ASKED
Auburn w. O'Dell, Jenkins,
Kentucky u. S. Air Force and
Betty Caldwell, Plain City. o. Nc.
2.
Andy 1royer. farmer, Plain
City No. / and Emma Hostetler,
Plain City No. 3.
LICENSES GRANTED
Auburn w. O'Dell and Betty
Caldwell.
DIVORCE ASKED
Patricia Simon, a minor by
Florence Lewis, her next friend.
VS. Donald Frank Simons.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Everett Brunskill to Darby Co.
344.95 acres in Stokes township.
Eugene Carter to Forrest F..
Cecil and Myrtle Cecil, 1858
acres in Fairfield township.
Edward Flanagan to Mary
Flanagan $500 square feet in JEFF
ferSon township.
Edward Flanagan to Mary Flan-
igan lot 122 in Glade Hill addi-
tion to village of London.
E. p. Speasmaker and Kathar-
inc B. Speasmaker to Robert E.
Alexander and Louella June Alex
ander, lot 46 in Speasmaker's S
First addition in Union township.
E. P. Speasmaker and Kathar-
inc B. Speasmaker to William NJ
and Mary Louise Alcott, south Z
of lots 3 and 4 in Speasmakers
Second addition in Union town.
ship.
G. Harold Flax and Evalyn D.
Flax to Homer Timmons and
Josephine NJ. Timmons, parts of
lots 107 and 108 in Flax re-
subdivision of lots Tia. inelus-
i've in NJ. A. Bateman's addition
village of London.