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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-30
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COLUMBUS, O., MARCH 30
(From Producers Livestock CO.
operative Assn. )-Hogs-400; IS
lower; 180-220 lbs. 21.5o; 220-240
lbs. 21.25; 240-260 lbs. 21.00; 260-
280 lbs. 20.75; 280-30O lbs. POPS;
300-350 lbs. 1000; 350-400 lbs.
1880; 160-180 lbs. 21.O0; 14O-160
lbs. 1878; 100-140 lbs. 1700-18.00;
sows 17.25-19.50; stays 1880 down.
Cattle-Light; steady; steers
and heifers, choice, 33.50-35. so;
good 32.50-33.50; commercial 30.-
00-32.50; utility 28.00-30.0O; can
ners and cutters 28.0O down;
stockers and feeders 30.00-38O0;
COWS, good 28.0o-29. SO; CONNER
cial 26.00-2800; utility 24.Oo-26.-
90; Gamers and cutters 2100-24.-
90; bulls 2600-3100.
Calves-Light; steady; good
to choice 35.00-37.5o: prime 38.-
$4,000; few higher; mediums
$500 down; outs 27.50 down.
Sheep and lambs-Light; steady
to weak; good to choice wools
36.00-37.50; strictly choice 1000;
mediums $500 down; outs 27.0O
down; No. / pelt clipped lambs
34.00 down; sheep for slaughter
$3.50 down; handyweights higher.
(Received 1f:55 AMI
PITTSBURGH, MARCH 30
(AP) - (USDA) - Produce de-
mand slow, market barely steady
to slightly weaker.
Apples, 6 cars, dull. Wash.
Boxes Delicious combination extra
fancy and fancy 1885 and larger
2.75-3.50, 150's 2.50-75.
Potatoes, 81 cars, about steady.
II. S. No. / 100 lb. sacks Idaho
Russet Burbanks 2 inch minimum
3.50-85, 5 10 lib. sacks in master
containers 2.10-25; unwashed
Maine Katahdins so lb. sacks 1.35-
SO, Is ID. sacks 42-46, new stock
Florida 50 Id. sacks U. S. No.
Triumphs washed 2.85-3.25.
Eggs, grade A large white ST
81, brown $3.50. medium white
54-58, brown 50-57, grade p large
white 56-57, brown $3.50. dirties
AZ, pullets 48. government graded
and sealed eggs in cartons: grade
A large white 50.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-30

Meat is an important part of
the diet and can be supplied in
extensively by learning how to
prepare less wanted cuts. Have
you ever tried using heart, lung,
or even head meat? Check some
old cook books for recipes using
these meats.
Feed the family more fish if
meat prices are more than you
can pay. Check prices carefully
and buy local" fish for lower
prices. A good family meal can
also be prepared with some of
the canned fish from the grocer.
A fish loaf or fish cakes are in
expensive yet tasty dishes.
You can beat the higher egg
prices by shopping for Grade B
or even Grade c eggs. Food values
are high and the prices are much
lower than other grades. Big
families, using many eggs. might
arrange with the local market to
buy up cracked eggs at a great
saving.
Husbands and wives should
shop together SO that both can
get to know prices. Shop around
for the better buys. Be on the
lookout for special and seasonal
sales buy only what you really
need and can use. Buy large sizes
for better values.
Get together with family and
friends to buy by the case to take
advantage of quantity discounts.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-30

under the back seat of a Buick
sedan at Edgall's home where
they were arrested. Two pistols
used in the holdup were along
side the money.
Highway patrolmen and FBI
agents said they traced the pair
to the dwelling as the result of
a car swap.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-30
SUES GOVERNMENT

LOS ANGELES, (AP) - Their
turkeys went crazy, say Robert
and Charles Goodman, when Air
Force dive bombers buzzed their
ranch last October.
They filed suit for SIS, 500 dam
ages in federal court against the
government.
TheHr ranch is at Newberry,
Calf, in San Bernardino County.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-30
sHoAF TRANSFERRED

VIM. B. Shoaf, A.M.AA., son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shoaf, South
Union Street, who has been sta
toned in Tennessee, has been
transferred to Fosron- -101-N.A.S.,
Quonset Point, Rhode Island.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-30
MARKETS
(Received fo:45 A. NJ

CHICAGO, MARCH 30-(AP)
Grain and soybean futures
opened higher again today on the
Board of Trade.
Wheat opened ALE cents
higher than the previous finish,
May S249 A-h; corn was un-
changed to % up, May S1,78 "a
u, and oats were 1s-9s higher,
May 941a. Soybeans were un-
changed to Ia cents higher, May
1888.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-30

that various radio controlled de-
vices utilized in airplanes and on
landing fields might be utilized
to greatest efficiency.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-30
House

Rouse
Adjourned until April 2.
YESTERDAY IN
WASHINGTON
Senate
Debated troops-to-Europe issue;
extended life of the Crime Invest
igating Committee for 80 days.
Crime committee voted to rec
ommend contempt citations again
st Frank Costello, New York
gambler, and two other men who
have baked at answering its
questions.
House
Not in session.
White House
President Truman held hour
long conference with President
Vincent Auriol of France.
Mr.. Truman told his news con-
ference; he has made a decision
about running for reelection but
isn't ready to announce it; his
administration has been combat
ting a crime wave left in the wake
of war; congress should take
prompt action" to provide grain
for India; he has an intention of
firing Donald Dawson, an aide
named in the Senate RFC in
quiry; he contemplates no change
in the status of William O'Dwyer,
to Mexico; the ques-
ton of crossing the 38th parallel
in Korea is a tactical matter.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-30

This newspaper win at all fmes keep the eternal vigilance
shct is the price Of freedom Is justified i'm existing only
when uphOId e s OF tus freedom and does NOT ubuse
if
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-30
Today In
Washinqton
BY The Associated Press

Senate
Continues debate on troops-to-
Europe resolution (noon).
Appropriations committee calls
defense production officials for
testimony, at closed session, on re-
quest for additional funds 10
A.M.).
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-30

New NeWsl
The Democrat carries brand new
national news in every issue. It
costs less than 21zc to have it de-
livered at your door Phone us now
and arrange for a subscription.
Telephone London 81 or 81
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-30

Continued from Pcge One)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-30

keep your cash on hand for better use later.
" COSTS only a very small part of your poy-
menss TO buy and Poy fhe City Loon way.
Check over your form needs now. Check wifEa
us before you buy. Dealers all over Ohio offer
thrifty "Bornyord Financing :. This is
ciy Loon service 70 help you G K o w.
You nume II we finance II.
Evening star., 1951-03-08
Quick Trip Venus Via Sum- Plotted at Novgotors Meeting

escape the earth's attraction and
get into the orbit of Venus.
He simplif1ed the problem to
one similar to that encountered
when pilot is making a rendez-
vous with moving aircraft car
rier, except that in the case of
the space ship, the landing field
Venus-is moving through space
at terrific speeds.
You can't afford to be late and
a rigid schedule must be kept on
this space trip. he pointed out.
If the ship is 10 minutes late, it
will miss Venus by about $4,000
miles.
Gadget Not Accurate.
Mr.. Wuerth emphasized the i'm
portance OF determining the speed
of the space ship so that power
could be cut off at the right mo-
ment. Already being manufac-
tured is device called an accel-
|erometer which will do the job,
but not accurately enough.
This technique was used by the
Germans for determining the
proper point for power cutoff in
the W. rocket, he explained.
Given an accelerometer only 68
times better than the present
model, he added, and the problem
of navigation to Venus is almost
solved.
Delegates to the sessions were
Evening star., 1951-03-08

interstellar space are being taken
up at the sessions.
Mr.. Wuerth recommended a
twilight" take-off for the space
ship. He said it would be possible
to utilize some of the speed of the
earth's rotation for a take-of at
noon but then the space ship
would have to make a sharp turn
after reaching a reasonable alti-
tude.
BY beginning at twilight, the
space ship could take off right
for Venus.
The first 13 seconds of the
flight will determine the success
of the whole voyage, Mr.. Wuerth
said. During that short period,
the rocket would reach an alti-
tude of 1000 miles and power
would be cut off. The orbit the
ship then would assume around
the sun would bring it right to
Venus when it was halfway
around the sun.
He said the space ship would
have to take off at a speed of I'll
miles Second-something better
than $4,000 miles an hour-to
Evening star., 1951-03-08
Commissioners Indorse
Anne Arundel PLANNING
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 8. - Anne
Arundel County commissioners
have gone on record tentatively as
advocating legislation for a coun-
ty planning commission.
Such commission would have
to be approved in a referendum
before taking effect.
"We have zoning but we don't
have it with planning" said Noah
Hillman, chairman of the legisla-
tive committee of the trade coun-
Gil, at a recent board meeting.
The plan was to be discussed
further at special meeting today.
Archibald c. Rogers, county
coming commissioner, and the
county commissioners declared
themselves in favor of the plan
with certain reservations. If
agreement is reached, they may
seek passage of a bill in this ses-
sion of the General Assembly.
Evening star., 1951-03-08

this creamy-smooth rice cereal
has so many advantages. To begin
with, it gives more energy 1.
has a higher digestible carbohy-
drate content with Vitamins B.,
B, and Niacin added, plus Iron
for rich, red blood and better
growth. And here are more health
benefits CREAM OF RICE offers
-. it gives quicker nutrition, Is
easier to digest and is least likely
of all kinds of cereals to cause
allergic reactions. So give your
children CREAM OF RICE every
day and serve it to the rest
of your family, too.
Evening star., 1951-03-08

fiected glare and makes shadows
yelvety-soft. And you'll like the
clean, white, bright-all-over ap-
pearance of the G-E 100-watt
White" lamp, too. It's grand
for use where the bulbs are ex-
posed. Try several white" lamps
now and see for yourself how
much they add to the charm Of
your home. If your GENERAL
ELECTRIC lamp dealer is out of
stock, he'll have more soon. 100
watt size only ;. 21e, plus tax.
Evening star., 1951-03-08

spending the afternoon at the
National Geographic Society. A
banquet is scheduled at $50
o'clock tonight at the Shoreham
Hotel with lecture on Spain by
Luis Marden as the feature. To-
morroW's session will be devoted
to presentation of further papers
on various aspects of navigation.
Evening star., 1951-03-08

party treats. That's only natural
>. for they're the only hothouse
mushrooms broiled in pure cream
cry butter and packed in their
own heavenly broth. They save
you time, work and money, too
because there's no peeling,
no trimming and no waste. So
get all 3 kinds and experiment
:. like this for example: "Glor-
ify" spaghetti with BinB Whole
Mushroom Crowns; "dress up"
beef stew with BinB Sliced Mush-
rooms;" dramatize" Spanish rtice
with BinB Chopped Mushrooms.
Evening star., 1951-03-08

How to take a 146-day trip to
Venus by going half way around
the sun was plotted today for
members of the Institute of Navi-
cation.
No one contemplated a trip any
time soon, however. Certain diff
f1cultieS remain to be solved be-
fore the first space ship leaves.
John w. Wuerth, a former Ma
val officer who now is with the
aerophysics laboratory OF North
American Aviation, outlined the
trip as the nagivators opened a
two-day meeting at the Shoreham
Hotel. Problems of navigation
ranging from inland waters to
Evening star., 1951-03-08

by return to military duty will be
able to continue their studies.
The Veterans Administration
further said that veteran taking
GI bill correspondence course
may not switch after the cutoff
date.
Evening star., 1951-03-08
Personality EmboImed
By Early Egyptians

CAIRO. The Importance of
personality" was recognized by
the ancient Egyptians thousands
of years ago. They invented the
art of embalming for the specific
purpose Of retaining the personal
ity Of the dead.
The same Egyptians called their
homes hospitality houses" and
their tombS their eternal homes d
Evening star., 1951-03-08

frigerator. That's because it's so
wonderfully roomy .. and boasts
FRIGIDAIRE'S SAFE cold from
top to bottom. In other words,
you get all the different kinds of
constant cold to keep all kinds
Of food safe and "first-day" fresh
for days -. thanks to" FRIGID-
AIRES famous Meter-Miser, the
simplest cold-making mechanism
ever built! You'll see lots of other
special FRIGIDAIRE features at
your FRIGIDAIRE Dealers
so pick out the size and type re-
frigerator to fit your needs soon.
Evening star., 1951-03-08

bluing. And you can achieve that
same dazzling whiteness and
brightness with safe, gentle
LA FRANCE Bluing j. for only
LA FRANCE contains LUMI-
NESS, new miracle whitening
Frightening compound. New
Bead-Form LA FRANCE dis
solves instantly-completely
leaves no bluing scum, needs no
separate bluing rinse. Give your
washes that Professional Look
:. with LA FRANCE Bluing!
Evening star., 1951-03-08

erans' Administration has an
nounced.
They may resume their courses
within reasonable time after
they are released from active
duty. Similarly, it added, veterans
who were taking courses as civil
ians, but had them interrupted
Evening star., 1951-03-08

which never, neUer scratches.
Costs no more i. yet cleans fast
and cuts the toughest kitchen
grease without a trace of scratchy
grit. BON AMI Cleanser gives
sinks, bathtubs (even pots n
pans) a super sheen as you clean
and is kind to your hands, too
for there's no grit or harsh
caustics to redden them. So get
BON AMI the brightest
cleanser on the market today.
P.S. Try handy BON AMI Cake
to make mirrors and windows
really sparkle!
Evening star., 1951-03-08
'GI Study Ruling Lifted
On Active Duty Return

Members of the regular military
services who were World War II
veterans and who are attending
schools under the CT bill will not
be affected by the July Is, 1851,
cutoff date for schooling, the Vet
Evening star., 1951-03-08
I KNOW YOU'LL BE DE-

LIGHTED - just
as I am wit b
GENERAL ELEC-
TRIC'S new kind
Of lamp bulb. It's
the new G-E 100-
watt white" lamp
that rod11nar ra
Evening star., 1951-03-08

money back. Just try BACTINE
on first aid "duty" for relief from
abrasions, itching skin due to
heat rashes and insect bites. and
to relieve the itching and help
combat the infection Of Athletes
Foot use 1t as bathroom,
kitchen and sickroom deodorant
and disinfectant. And If you're
not satisfied, remember just
return the bottle, tell why you
don't like 1t and Miles Labora-
tories will give you double your
money back.
Evening star., 1951-03-08
FOR ELEGANT EATING at

budg get : beating
prices, I recon-
mend BinB Mush-
rooms :. because
they have a talent
for turning mex
pensive dis h es
intn da1ininnS
Evening star., 1951-03-08
IF YOU ASK ME how to keep

yum OILh dIIU UdLH.
tub looking & tn cir
shiny best .. I'll tell
you to stop scratch
ing the surface every
time you clean them!
Instead, use grit-tree
BON AMI Cleanser
tho sofa olaoncar
Evening star., 1951-03-08
TO MARKET. TO MARKET

1t seems home
makers are always
shopping for food.
But fortuna tely,
you need sh op
only Once-a-week.
If you own a
En TnE D.
Evening star., 1951-03-08
DON'T TAKE A CHANCE when

your b aby Is
ready for cereal
feeding take
the advice of
child specialists.
The ey recon-
mend CREAM
Evening star., 1951-03-08

money back. What's more, each
long grain s-t-G-y-s separate and
fluffy even when reheated!
UNCLE BEN'S has a luscious
nut-like flavor and extra B vita
minis sealed into each long grain.
And it's so quick and easy to fix
-. no rinsing. no draining and
no steaming. Think of UNCLE
BEN'S when you want to build
really substantial main dishes
around a little bit of meat. This
fluffy, fluffy rice is a wonderful
way to make the good favor Of
meat go farther. Thrifty, too!
Evening star., 1951-03-08
WOULD YOU BELIEVE TT

there is a clear FAM
lily antiseptic and
germ killer that's
practically painless
even when used full
strength on cuts and
s c r a t C h e s! Tt %
BACTINE and II
you don't agree it's
the finest you ever
used double your
Evening star., 1951-03-08
THERE'S A REASON WHY the

overwhelming major
ity of professional
laundries use bluing
they know that
no soap, no deter
gent, no bleach can
whiten and brighten
clothes to profession
>oI Jn,do xx,;4La a-f
Evening star., 1951-03-08
YOU'LL CELEBRATE the day

you "discover"
UNCLE BEN s
Converted Long
Grain Rice for
it alWGyS cooks up
white, light and
fluffy! Perfect re-
suits are guaran-
1 o o Il or unnr
Evening star., 1951-03-08
coffee next time company comes +.

FOR coffee time
for scrumptious refreshments fill the sand y-7z,
wich tray with these TeaIime Cut-Ups. It's W |
smooth-spreading Swifts ALLSWEET that makes GSf~R
them exraspecial for this is the margarine /MssD
that's famous for delicate NATURAL flavor. No l(.s|i
artificial favorng, you'll discover |
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ALLSWEETs delicate NATURAL
difference ALLSWEET in the golden Alb
transparent package
carton stock today and then:
bread slices into shapes. Spread with
ALLSWEET avorie filling Garnsh with of
olives of pmiento dash of papk
Evening star., 1951-03-08
| BUY-ILVES.t BY Nancy Sasser
a
Weekly Advertising cevmn Of Things New end isssrssns

foj
Shoe Repair Shop Department
il
Tan Tam andNe
Evening star., 1951-03-08
GIN MON TOAST TO
EVERYRODY'S

IA 1Lxb DoDI -
7-ITASTE is the
>AlI/ t. ~ easiest thing in
/S II the world these
- n u days with
n ,A@ DOMINO Sugar
-AHAHN and Cinnamon
In it's attractive new glass
shaker on the table! It's ready
mixed in just-right proportions
-. all you do is shake m sprin-
kle and presto! You've luscious,
all-over, even topping for cinna-
mon toast as well as apple
sauce, baked apples, cereals, waf-
f1es, etc. The handy shaker is so
pretty you'll want to keep 1t on
the table so get an eTtrG
DOMINO Sugar and Cinnamon
shaker to use in the kitchen for
making sweet m spicy desserts.
Better make a note to get two
shakers of DOMINO Sugar and
Cinnamon right away.
Evening star., 1951-03-08
JUST IMAGINE

yet it's gentle hand (Safe white
there's the secret adies So start building right
get Giant Size SILVER DUST with your Dish
Towel todayl
Evening star., 1951-03-08

because it's ready to use instant
" -. just a swish and a swirl
in cold water. Just imagine p.
no more fuss and mess, no cook
ing or hot water. NIAGARA IN
stant Cold Water Starch makes
ironing easier, faster, smoother,
too and gives your clothes
a beautiful finish without
streaking or spotting even the
darkest colors. Still, it's the most
economical instant starch money
can buy ). costs only about IL
TO make whole quart of medium
starch solution. Try it soon!
Evening star., 1951-03-08
NOTHING NEW UNDER THE

NOTHING NEW
SUN? Then you
b aven't tried
NIAGAR A In
Stdnt Laundry
Starch for
it's a washday
dream come true.
It's like having
starch IN tan
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15
U.5. DEFENSE PLANS AWAIT
 FRENCH VOTE

WASHINGTON, June Is --tR- Gen. Omar Bradley said today inn portant decisions in completing the Western European defense plans have been held up until after the French elections next Sunday.
 The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff appeared at Pentagon news briefing to answer questions about his recent trip to Europe for talks with U. S.. British and French military leaders.
 He also disclosed that the size of the Western German force in the mutual defense organization is still a troublesome question both here and in Europe.
 He was asked about published re- ports that an Allied committee hao recommended 10-division force for Germany.
 That whole thing is still under discussion" Bradley said. We are going to talk about it at meeting of the Joint Chiefs of Staff today"
 Bradley also said no final agree ment has been reached yet on nam ing American Admiral William Fechteler to command the North Atlantic pact sea forces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15
IN
 Fl A!AEs;; 19
 |NMATE5DIE

MONTREAL, June Is --R-Nine- teen persons died today in a fire that swept hospital Ste. Cunegonde on Atwater avenue.
 The building housed 450 persons, some of them blind or crippled Most of them were led to safety after the blaze broke out suddenly.
 Two of the bodies were identified as those of women. Mother Superior Cervais and Sister Chauven of the Grey Nuns who operated the hos pital, were among those missing.
 At one point 40 persons were re- ported trapped in the blazing build ing.
 Some 200 children, apparently all the children who had been housed in the building. were led to safety by nuns.
 Most of the old men lived on the lower floors of the building and 1t was believed most or all of them escaped.
 Within two hours firemen brought the blaze under control but clouds of smoke still rolled from the build ing in midtown Montreal. and flames still could be seen on several floors.
 Sections of the roof collapsed into the fifth floor, where blind persons have been housed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15
Woman Would Moi Give Up Telephone for Fire Gall; ];
 four Children Lose Lives

EVERETT, Wash, June 15, @R-- Four children burned to death in residential fire yesterday because, firemen said. a woman on a party telephone line told neighbors who tried to sound an alarm:
 Fire? Who are you trying to kid?"
 Fire chief Frank Schroeder said last night telephone company of ficials confirmed that the party line was in use at the time neigh bors of MT. and Mrs B. B. Bryant tried to call the fire department.
 Beth Bryant, 2, her brother Boyd, 3, Paulann Sweeney, 5, and her sis- ter Renee, 212, were trapped on the second floor of the Bryant home and died before firemen could reach them.
 Schroeder quoted the neighbors as saying when they tried to phone the alarm, that the woman-whonl firemen did not identify-refused to give up the line and told them I'm paying for my phone, too"
 Schroeder said the telephone company reported the woman was talking to a phone company em- ploye about her phone bill. The employe said she heard someone ask for the phone and then hang up when she couldn't get it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15
WANTS MEETING OF
 BIG 1 MINISTERS
 ON WORLD UNREST

LONDON, June IS - R IT The United States. Britain and France suggested to Russia today Big Four foreign ministers should meet te discuss easing world tensions on the basis of agreement already reached by their deputies in Paris.
 Identical American, British and French notes handed to Soviet Dep uty Foreign Minister Andrei A Gromyko in Paris called for Big Four barley without further ef- forts by the deputies to complete agreement ont he agenda."
 The deputies have been trying vainly to hammer out an agreed agenda for the barley since March 5
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15
WAGES OF
 MARINERS
 ADVANCED
Longshoremen Get Boost; WdIkoufs are Postponed
 For "A Hours

SAN FRANCISCO, June Is +R-- Reliable sources indicated today, without confirmation. that Pacific Coast longshoremen and shipowners have agreed on 20-cent an hour pay raise. Five cents would be in straight pay, and Is cents would go to pension fund.
 This would give the ILW union members a pay rate of 1.97 an hour.
 Meanwhile the CTO Marine Engi- neers were said to have agreed to a contract extension.
 Shipowners and CIO radio oper- ators called another conference, hopeful of averting coast-wide strike already postponed for "A hours.
 The CIO American Radio Asso- ciation had called strike for l2:0l am, today, demanding $7o a month wage boost and improved working conditions.
 The walkout was postponed at almost the last minute.
 The two factions agreed to fur ther talks today with Federal Con ciliator Omar Hoskins. The new strike deadline is 12:01 am, to- morrow.
 The 300 radiomen are the smalles group among five maritime unions bartering for replacement of com tracts that expire at midnight to- night. VI