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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
Serves In Korea

Inducted IN the
Army in Janu-
uary, Pfc. Har-
old E. Jack, SON
of Mr.. and Mrs.
.Corwin Jack of
Columbus, for
.merly of London
lis now serving in
Korea. He is as
signed to the 7th
10. NJ. Co. 7th
Inf, Division. A
graduate of West
High School Co
|lun1buS, Private
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
BOOZE
CERTIFICATE

Lester E. Held, 258 NJ. Main
St.,London, was today granted a
pharmacist certificate by the
State Board Of Pharmacy. The
board announced it had granted
certificates to Sc applicants, all
but four OF the so examined
Oct. 8-9.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Mount, Lock-
bourne Road, announce the birth
of daughter. Linda Louise, Sat
urday at Doctors Hospital. The
maternal grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Jones, Blooming
burg Road.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
LEAVES HOSPITAL

Herman w. MCLEAN, London
mechant. who has been i'll in
Grant Hospital for several weeks.
has been removed to the Wilson
Sanitarium, east Of West Jnffer-
son. His condition is reported as
not much improved.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
FIREMEN CALLED

Firemen We're called Tuesday
afternoon to extinguish burning
cornstalks in a field just west of
the Deer Creek bridge. A train
was believed to have caused the
Jr.. Fish Hatchery Road, an
fire.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
Lbs sOPHMORES TO
STAGE PAPER DRIVE

STAGE PAPER DRIVE
London High School Sophomore
Class has planned paper drive
for Saturday Oct. 27.. The stu
dents will collect scrap paper
throughout the city In order TO
repienish the oiass-trsasury.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
Named Deputy

Leigh r Bradfieid, jefferson
township, has been appointed a
special deputy sheriff of Madison
County, Sheriff Harold r. Bid
we'll has announced.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26

LONDON. OCT. 26 -tAPl- On
the basis of almost complete
election returns. Winston Chur-
ehills conservative party has
swept back into power and
ended the labor Parfy's six-year
socialist rule.
Churchill Just turning II.
rode back toward the prime
minisfershiP of Great Britain
today on a Tory tide which
overlook the early labor lead
shortly after the halfway mark
in the counting Of votes in yes
ferday's general election.
A Tory party spokesman said
as soon as Churchill Is declared
the winner, he will 90 to Buck
ingham Palace tonight TO re-
eeive the Kings request TO form
. new government.
LONDON, OCT. 2e-tR4Win-
ston Churchill. notified of his
reelection to parliament today
made what amounted to a victory
statement for his conservative
party.
Now, perhaps, there may
be a iuH in our party strife
which will enable MS to un-
derstand more what is cood
In our opponents and not be
so very clever findinu ali
their shortcomings" Churchill
said.
The early labor margin from
the cities, which had put Prime
Minister Clement Attlee's Labor
ties 30 seats ahead at the close
of counting last night was not
enough to offset the heavy CON
servative advantage in the rural
areas, bastions of Tory strength.
The Tories crept up steadily
throughout the day as the down
country count poured in, and
gloom settled over Laborite head
quarters. Long before the Con-
SerVativeS overlook the labor
vote, Attlee's party appeared to
have resigned itself to changing
places with Tories and starting
out in the new parliament as his
loyal opposition"
Churchill was winning through
despite vigorous labor campaign
which had been capped by fire.
quent opposition charges the
World War II coalition Prime
Minister was more likely than
Attlee to lead the country into a
new world conflict.
For a time good voting weather
keyed up labor hopes. but at the
close of counting last night, the
mass circulation Daily Mirror,
most widely read of the pro-labor
newspapers, gloomily conceded
''bar miracles, it's a Tory victory
The trend that began to show
up in the first-day counting be-
came more and more marked as
districts began tallying their votes
early today It appeared about
two-thirds Of the liberals were
supporting Tories in districts
where the liberal party had no
candidates of its own this year
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
FRACTURES LEG

Master Johnny MeCord. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O, AeCord.
Logan Ave, suffered d spiral
fracture Of the left leg while play
ing at his home Tuesday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
e OUR
"a TOWN
oDDITY

&s sOsN
oDDiTY
Among millions of DPS
is our old friend from child
hood days Pocahontas. Poca-
hontas is buried over in Eng
land, of all places. Why she
is there we can't tell you but
this fact is just as odd as If
Admiral Nelson were buried
at Mineral Wells, Texas. 1t
just doesn't make sense!
SIGN
Lady told us she saw this
sign in the maternity dress
section of a large department
store. Ladies Ready To
Bear! This reminds us of the
time we saw neatly printed
card in the window of a cor
setry shop up in Chicago. The
card stated, simply, We Fix
Flatsr
HEARTY
Old Haywood Snugg, the
Cupid of Hogg Hollow and
the last man to write Lillian
Russell a mash note, says
that King Farouk could well
be dubbed Egypt's Arty
ShahI
DlCkSHuNARY
Army food-the spoils of
wari
FRIENDSHIP
Man named L. F. Tice,
about whom / do not know
more, has this to say, "Often
a mans close friend when he
becomes his debtor finds the
friendship irksome and each
becomes critical of the other"
Hmmm!
WEE WISDOM
The following was written
by a small girl concerning
parents. THE trouble with
parents is that when we get
them they are so old, it's
very hard to change their
habits"
AUCTION
Looked in at the big Auc-
ton" at the Elmer home.
"Si' Lakin and Harold Flax
giving their all and the ladies
buying pots, pans and sun
dry junk for better than cell
ing prices. Nothing opens a
pocketbook like an auction
sale. (sneaked back and made
a purchase)
CLASSIC
One of the most elaborate
issues ever put together by
one magazine appeared this
week. It is GOLFERS World
War III issue. We recommend
that everybody read it. 1t will
thrill you and chill you as it
is written in the year 1860
AFTER the close of World
War III. A large number of
the best writer's in the nation
have contributed to the timely
volume and we think it IS one
of the best things of its kind
we've ever seen.
VOW!
See by the papers that
Greta Garbo's favorite meal
consists of. "a wild rice
nutburger with strawberry
yogurt pie" Well, Greta, old
kid, for your information
we're partial to an open faced
sandwich made with kidney
beans and orange slices on
unleavened bread and topped
with Lepages glue. This can
be washed down with a glass
of rain water with a lard
float.
BOOZE
A New York doctor, Ernest
Dichter. after an exhaustive
study has finally found out
why people drink. Says the
good doctor. People drink
to get drunk" (well, I'll be
a monkeys uncleD
LAST WORD
Every knocks boost!"
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GRANTED CERTIFICATE
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26

ANNOUNCE BIRTH
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dennehy,
announce the birth of a son at
Mt. Carmel Hospital, Wednesday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin L. Snyder
$50 Binns Boulevard, Columbus,
former London residents, announ-
&C the birth of a son, Marvin
Lewis, Jr., at Grant Hospital,
Monday, Oct. Is.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26

Jack was attending a Columbus
commercial school when inducted
He is a grandson of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Leach of London, Rt. /.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26

Full Associated Press Ge0s-
ed wire service SoF sfufes ne
fioacI end weird news. re
Associated Press i entitled
exclusively 70 use oil loeul
news in This newspaper.
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
Weather

Rather cloudy with showers
and cooler in west and north
portions fodoy. Showers like
ly tonight and Wednesday,.
Low tonight Ground SO in
north. and S. south portion.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
By Fronk Leohy

NoFe Uome Football Couch
The football spotlight swings to
the West Coast this, week end and
we look for the upset of the day
in Berkeley, Calf. There, the high
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Trojons Favored in Upset
Leohy Picks Maryland to Win,
Expects Navy and CIV to Lose

column by beating Kansas. Two
Ihigh-scoring elevens from Colo
RADIO and Tulsa will defeat de-
fense-minded Kansas State and
Marquette. Colorado AIM is
favored over Utah.
Two surprise teams are Georgia
Tech and Auburn. Both are un-
defeated as the whistle sounds
Georgia Tech will be undefeated
when the gun goes off to end
their game. High-ranking Ten
nessee should have little difficulty
with Alabama. The Kentucky
Villanova game will be a close
one. We pick Kentucky.
Important games favor Mary
land, Georgia and Tulane over
North Carolina. Louisiana State
and Mississippi. Friday contests
favor Miami and Wake Forest
over Washington and Lee and
George Washington. Florida, Vir-
ginia and William and Mary are
each given slight edge over Van
derbilt, North Carolina State and
VMI. Duke gets the nod over
Virginia Tech, and in a game to
be played next Thursday we favor
Clemson over South Carolina.
Northwestern Has Edge.
Northwestern is given slight
edge over Navy in the main Mid
western attraction. Nebraska,
with Bobby Reynolds back in
shape, will hit the victory column
at the expense of Minnesota. Wis
consin's fight to remain in the
Big Ten title race will inspire it
to beat Purdue. Ohio State and
Michigan will edge out Indiana
and Iowa. High-ranking Cincin-
natl is favored over Western
Reserve and Iowa State gets our
vote over Missouri.
Eastern fans will have a chance
to see the results of an outstand-
ling coaching job as Ernie Jorge's
College of Pacific team plays Bos-
(see LEAHY. Page C.2.}
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Saturday Football
IOn Radio and TV
Radio.

ha01O.
Maryland-North Carolina. WRC
1:55 pm.
Navy Northwestern, WWDC
WASH-FM. 2::45 pm.
Virginia Virginia Military
WPIK, las pm.
Notre Dame Pittsburgh. WEAM
las pm.
Auburn-Georgia Tech, WMAL.
las pm.
Kansas-Oklahoma, VOL, 2:45
pm.
Highlights of big games MARY
land-North Carolina, Cornell
Yale. Michigan-Iowa, Tennessee
Alabama. Navy-Northwestern)
WTOP. 2:3O pm.
West Virginia State-Morgan
State. VOL. $3.50 pm.
Television.
Yale-Cornell. WNBW, las pm.
Westover Air Base-Military
District Washington, WTOP-TV
las pm.
For benefit Of television viewers.
here are the names and numbers
OF the Yale and Cornell players:
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Football Traffic
Requested to Use
University Lane

University Lane will be for foot
ball traffic only tomorrow. it has
been announced by the University
of Maryland, State and county po-
lice. Traffic to the Laurel race
track will not be permitted to en-
ter the Observation-Disclosures
boulevard from University Lane.
No left turns will be permitted
off Route / north after IL o'clock
Football traffic is requested to use
University Lane to the Byrd Sta
Idium parking lots. Special police
will be on hand to handle the
traffic, but fans again are advised
to leave home early and avoid the
rush.
Maryland's pep rally was held
last night without it's advertised
honor guests.
Singer Rosemary Clooney failec
to show up because the manager
of the downtown Washington
theater where she is appearing
was afraid she would not be able
to return in time for her nexl
scheduled appearance.
Senators O'Conor of Maryland
and Hoey of North Carolina called
earlier to say work on the new tax
bill would keep them in their
Offices.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Terps Favored
To Snap 25-Year
Tar Heel Jinx
Cloudy, Mild Weather
Likely, With Crowd
Approaching $4,000
By MerreII WhittIesey

Coach jim Tatum has asked
his Maryland football team for a
personal favor-beat North Caro-
lima.
The Maryland mentor said to-
morrow afternoons game with the
Tar Heels at College Park is the
big one of his career. A North
Carolina man, Big Jim wants to
beat his alma mater.
It has been IS years since
Maryland won over the Tar Heels,
and North Carolina has won nine
times and scored a moral victory
last year by tying the favored
ITerps, TT. at Chapel Hill. Since
Tatum came to Maryland, Caro-
lima won, 1910. in 1947 and 1920
in '48, before last years tie.
A capacity crowd of 34,6S0 is
expected-although the game is
not yet a sellout-in new Byrd
Stadium. The weatherman has
promised mild weather with
cloudy skies for the clash between
the unbeaten Terps. the Nations
seventh-ranked team, and the
itwice-beaten but dangerous Tai
Heels.
Tar Heels Due Early Tomorrow.
The North Carolina squad will
not leave Chapel Hill until mid.
night tonight and upon arriva
will 60 directly to the visiting
team quarters at Maryland for 9
nap. The Tar Heels worked light
ly on their home field yesterday
while Maryland was inactive. pei
Tatum custom on Fridays, but the
Terps held long meeting.
Maryland. with 13O points
scored against Washington and Lee
CIV and Georgia, is a two-touch-
down favorite. Maryland beat the
Generals 54-14, CIV 1876, ano
Georgia last week. 43-7.
North Carolina opened with a
21-0 victory over N. c. State, one
Of Maryland's conquerors last sea
son. but lost. 28-16. to Georgia
and 1920 to Texas. Last week
the Tar Heels easily rolled over
South Cahrolina, 2l-6.
Coach Carl Snavely's Tar Heels
still are in the rebuilding stage
(See TERPS, Page Cay
Evening star., 1951-10-19
|Patched-UpGW
Battles Stronq
|Deacons Tonight
Injured Andy Davis
To Play Part Time;
BockfieId JuegIed
By George Huber

A juggled George Washington
University backfield in which
Handy Andy Davis will see only
part-time duty will be used when
the Colonials face Wake Forest
in tonight's homecoming game at
Griffith Stadium. Starting time
is 8:15.
Davis. the Colonials' ace runner
passer. punter and safety man,
still is suffering the effects of q
bruised hip, received in last Fri
day nights victory over Virginia
Tech. The injury turned out to
be more serious than supposed,
and despite lot of time under
the diathermy lamp and in the
whirlpool bath, Davis still has
Istiffened muscles that hamper his
running and kicking.
The visiting Wake Forest team.
which was upset in 7-6 game last
week by William and Mary after
rolling past Boston College, North
Carolina State and Richmond, is
a two-touchdown favorite.
Shiver to See Action,
To rest Davis as much as pos
sible. Coach Bo Rowland will call
on Dave Shiver, his utility player
who this season has worked as
offensive and defensive end and
as line backer. for duty in the
backfield. Shiyer will be used
some at blocking back Quarter
back. a post he held last year,
sending Bobby Cilento back to
team with Ken Belliveau at tail
back and fullback. Bino Marreira
the speedy little fullback, will
move over to wingback where Bel
liveau mostly worked in the past
Steve Burda. a junior college
product who has seen some action
this year. likely will take over as
defensive safety man. Also avail
able for spot plays there is Bill
Shaw. little senior who showed
flashes of speed when used toward
the end of last weeks game. Jack
Baumgartner. who has played only
against Maryland this year be-
cause Of series of injuries, also
may be able to play bit at any
OF the jobs usually filled by Davis
Korcheck Ready to Play.
All isn't bad news from the in.
jury department. however. Steve
korcheck, the big center who was
hurt in pre- season practice. is
ready to play now, and several
other experienced linemen who
had to sit out last week should be
ready for some action.
AS opposed to the patched-ur
Colonials. the visiting Deacons will
be pretty much at top strength
The only player of any note prob
ably not up to par is Fullback
Bill Miller, 205-pounder with
both power and speed. His absence
hurt the Deacons last week when
(See CIV. Page C-3.)
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Marshall Pleads
ForLeague's
In HaIasF Feud
Commissioner Tulks
With Owner of Beers
In Contract Dispute
By Lewis +. Atchison

With George Halas still insist
ing on a player in return for
Heartley Hunk Anderson's
coaching contract, George Mar
shall today appealed to Commits
sioner Bert Bell of the National
Football League for help in getting
Anderson's release to become head
coach of the Redskins.
Bell already has talked to Halas,
he told The Star today by tele-
phone from his Philadelphia Office.
and said he believed the two club
owners would reach IAN amicable
agreement" but that it some
times took several days Ito work
these things out"
Marshall also was busy again on
the telephone in an effort to per-
suade the owners of the Chicago
Bears to release Anderson, whose
two-year contract as line coach
extends until December 81, even
though Hunk gave up the job this
year to devote his full time to his
duties as a salesman for the Pro-
duction Steel Co. of Detroit.
Halas Balks at Deal.
The Redskins said Halas at
first agreed to take their No. 2
draft choice next season for An
Iderson, but baked when Marshall
called to close the deal. Ander-
son told reporters he thought the
matter was settled when he talked
Ito Halas yesterday and was sur
Iprised by the 1atter's insistence on
getting Paul Lipscomb, Redskin
tackle, for him.
General Manager Dick McCann
Iof the Redskins said the club
didn't intend to give up Lipscomb,
one of the clubs few sound line
men.
Under the league rules We
couldn't make a trade or sell him
to them because we've played
three games" McCann pointed
out. We would have to put him
on waivers and every club in the
league would want Lipscomb.
Bell said all other club owners
below the Bears in the standings
could agree to waive on Lipscomb
to give him to the Bears, but it
Continued on Page C-3, Col. ~
Evening star., 1951-10-19

From an intersectional stand
point, the Illinois Washington
game holds much interest as it
will provide a better yardstick
with which to compare the un-
defeated Big Ten team to a high
ranking coast club. We pick Illi-
nois. Undefeated Stanford will
have difficulty before downing
stubborn Santa Clara. UCLA gets
the nod over Oregon, while Ore
gon State, San Jose State and
Wyoming are the choices over
Washington State, Idaho and
Brigham Young.
Upsets Possible in Southwest.
Three of the Southwest's un-
defeated elevens face teams which
are in the proper frame of mind
to do some upsetting. For this
reason Texas. Texas A&M and
Baylor will have to go all out
before they down Arkansas, Texas
Christian and Texas Tech. We
can't help but select SMU ovei
Rice, although Rice's victory ovel
Navy was most impressive. Okla
homa will re-enter the winning
Evening star., 1951-10-19
College Football

| BY the Associated Press
| Iowa Wesleyan 33 Parsons a
WartbuFE 26 Upper Iowa "a
Southern Is. Dak.) Teachers ii
Sioux Falls College 13
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Navy Team Off 10 Play
Strong Northwestern
BY the Associoted Press

ANNAPOLIS. Oct. 19.-Navy's
football team is flying to Evans
ton. Ill. today for tomorrow aft
Iernoon's game against Northwest
ern where it will be seeking its
first victory of the season.
The Middies have lost to
Princeton and Rice after an
opening tie against Yale.
Yesterdays last workout here
was devoted mostly to brushing up
the passing attack which has not
lived up to expectations.
The Navy defensive platoon has
been hard hit by injuries. Right
End Bob Hempel and Right
Tackle Frank Dorsey were both
injured in last weeks Rice game
and will not play tomorrow.
Defensive Halfback Ira Kane,
hurt in the Princeton contest two
weeks ago, is a doubtful starter.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Navy Considering
New Grid Stadium
In West ANNAPOLIS
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Oct. 10.
The construction of a new
football stadium in West An
napolis is under considera-
ton by the Naval Academy.
Vice Admiral Harry w. Hill,
the academy's superintendent,
today authorized the Naval
Academy Athletic Association
to investigate the possibilities
of building on land purchased
IL years ago as a future sta
dium site. World War II put
a halt to those plans.
The new structure would be
Of approximately the same
seating capacity as the pres
ent Thompson Stadium. which
seats $1,000 when end-zone
seats are added.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Bell Predicts Agreement on Hunk Anderson Redsn Coach
Win, Lose, or Draw
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

undefeated usually finds itself bowbound. North
Carolina sports writer's here Wake Forest play
night and the oncemghy Tar Heels play the University
Evening star., 1951-10-19

flying B e a r S
from Berkeley
will be host to
u n d e f e a t e d
Southern Cali
fornia. On pa
per California
seems stronger
but the tremen-
dous incentive
that W i'll spur
Southern Cali
fOrnia on will
be enough to
b ring it the
victory and top
Rose Bowl con-
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Hockey Couch's Body Found

OTTAWA, Oct. 19 (P.-The
body of Alex Currie. player with
the Ottawa Senators hocaey team
which won the Stanley Cup in
1911 and coach in 1856 Of the
Senators National Hockey League
entry. was found in the Ottawa
River Thursday. He had been
missing for two weeks.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

TO tesey
will be exceptions. Too much has and written of
the presidents report 10 allow about face.
In past the custom has been accept bid
sign the contracts plan itinerary and then ask the
ence Tor PERMISSION PERMISSION automatic.
1T IS UNDERSTOOD that Wallace Wade Southern Confer
ence commissioner cited the custom at last months meeting
of the presidents at Chapel Hill He wanted something
The bowls
And although that recommendation only to pre-
sened to the annual meeting of the Southern Conference
Richmond in early December it still weight
the colleges hardly could bowl participation by
Der school by eeaphc poll one week. and vote against bowls
the next.
Maryland, willing go along with the
ming freshmen year lming-but abolishing-
spring practice took different stand bowls
With the NCAA having spent considerable time and money
investigating the financial arrangements of the various bowls
and approving the Rose Cotton Orange Maryland
did not see why the conference should adopt such august
policy
But schools will be eligible for postseason
bids and others who have had theirs and getting
cided postseason football bad. same
conference that had approved participation
hascos the Oil Bowl Delta Bowl Dixie Bowl and Sun Bowl
in very recent years.
MARYLAND WITH THE seventh ranked team in the Nation
and that reasonably could unbeaten it's getting
bum Twice Gator Bowl contestants the Terps believe
they of major bowl caber with this 17member
Southern Conference is going be rocked Maryland in
vted to Dallas New Orleans Miami and not able to accept
It is unlikely that Maryland would the alternative play
and withdraw from the conference.
There have been College that the bowl
setup be method of keing for the
Heels tomorrow North Carolina to the meeting
the presidents that against
Carolina delegate strongly against postseason games
This is from the school that sent two the Sugar
Bowl and to the Cotton in the Charley Justice
every Saturday is bowl Saturday to the Tar Heels financially
and in prestige This years schedule toughest
years will be tougher with Miami replacing South
lima and Texas Notre Dame Georgia remaining
The Maryland squad be reminded that the facing
them represents school that of the they'll
home New Years Day. That psychology hardly will work
in favor of the Tar Heels
HOWEVER, ALL THIS BOWL talk is way the head Of
the Tar Heels advance Jake Wade former sports
on the Charlotte Observer houghtess Maryland supporter
had the audacy mention Wade presence day
that Navy be the capable giving Maryland
the most trouble
Jake allowed how anybody who concedng Maryland
victory over North Carolina and looking ahead Navy
be in for etdown Wade heard Carolina George
tell Coach Snavel that Maryland football team
he had but Jake still thinks Carolina
What about the Texas game?" somebody They
beat 1920 and people here think Maryland good
Texas Jake replied that Carolina throwing
because the 8degree heat humidity
down the Tar Heels in the second half about Georgia
beating Carolina 2816 and Maryland beating Georgia.
Jake asked
Jake said North Carolina would Georgia. too
without its passing game