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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-15

couldn't contrivc one or more him
self.
The traps each with long
trip string, are set out in suitable
places before the dogs arc freed.
The string allows perfect control
over the flushing birds and en-
abicS the trainer to hold young
dog in check Is long as necessary,
and to steady aa older animal
which needs it.
Townsend wonders why rscrc
owners don't train thcir own dogs,
not only for the recreation ii pro-
vidcs, but to make the animals
really their own"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-15
AGA KHAN DONATION LOST

BOMBAY tAP) More than a
third OF the $1,333, 710 which the
Aga Khan donated to his khoja
Moslcm followers in 1916 has been
lost TO the beneficiaries.
The presentation came after the
diamond jubilee celebration of the
Aga Khan when he was weighed
against diamonds in Bombay. The
Aga Khan had given the money,
equal in value to the diamonds, for
the Improvement of educational
facilities.
Shortly after the deposit of
S514,500 of the funds in a banking
concern, the firm went into liqui-
dation and the money was lost
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-15
Distribute Rams
Here On June 2l


The Madison County Sheep and
Lamb improvement Committee
will purchase registered rams for
sheepmen in the county again this
year, according to John Moore,
County Agricultural Agent.
More than 500 registered rams
have been purchased by the com
mittee during the last 10 years.
Thirty-seven rams were distribut-
cd last year.
The Ram Purchase Committee
includes Roy Tope, Chairman;
Howard Dorm and Lowell Snyder.
Ram orders should be in to the
committee members or the Mad
ison County Extension Office by
Friday, April 25.
Those purchased in quantity
carly in.thesseason from top floclIs
in Ohio, makes possible lower
price and higher quality rams 70
county shcepraon. TIE rams order
ed will be distributed Saturday,
June 26, ali 1:3o, at The Madison
County fairgrounds.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-15
INDIA IMPORTS METALS

NEW DELHI, India (AP) ~ In
dia imported 10000 tons of iron
and steel during the period of
April November, 1851, official
sources reported.
The imports included $4,000
from the United Kingdom, $4,000
tons from Western Germany, b.
900 tons from the United States,
and 1000 tons from France.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-15
BULLET-PRCoF VESTS
FOR PLANTERS

JOHORE BAIIRU, Malaga tAlo)
American carbines and bullet-
proof vests will soon be protecting
Malaya's rubber planters against
Red terrorist attacks.
r. A. Coles, chairman of the
Johore Planters Association, said
the United Planting Association of
Malaga has carried out successful
tests with a type of American bull
let-proof vest. Malaya's rubber
planters, who have lost 64 col
leagues in the past three years in
terrorist ambushes, have been de-
manding better protection.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-15

MORE BICYCLES FOR RUSSIA

M o S GOV Fl-About third
more bicycles are to be made in
Russia this year than last.
The chief administration Of the
motorcycle and cycle industry
said new schedules also call Tor
the production this. year ~ q
tourist tandem
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-15
TAX EVADERS
FACE cHECkuP

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaga tAP)
Income tax experts from the
Board Of Inland Revenue in the
United Kingdom are TO help cora
bat income tax evasion in Malaya.
A large section Of the Asian
business community is bcllcl"U e
be cvading income tax. At present
only o.fc in 500 in the Federation
Of Malaga and one in 1C0 in Smga-
pore pay income tax, according to
Official statistics.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-15
WILD MINK Gagged

CALGARY, Alta (AP) The
Calgary zoo obtained one spcci-
men practically on its doorstep. a
wild mink that had been lurking
around the area was captured by
700 attendants armed with nets.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-15
AP To Provide
Film TV Service

NEW YORK APP The As
sociated Press has entered the
field of television neWs-on-film.
General manager Frank J. Star
eel has announced that AP mem
Der television stations can acquire
a complete film news service.
tailored and created exclusively
for television.
The camera work, sound, COM
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-15
SKUNK TRAP WORKS

VINELAND, Ont. fAP) James
Platts has devised trap which
gets rid of skunks. He claims a
total of Is skunks for the device,
wooden box affair with a trap
door, which imprisons the animal
until it can be taken out in the
woods and SHOT.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-15
Goodyear Offered
Paraguay Position

Paul 4. Goodyear Of Akron, a
son Of Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Good
year. Washington Ave, London,
has been selected as an outstand-
ing teacher in Graphic Arts and
was offered a position by the Di-
vision OF Education The Institute
of Inter-American Affairs, as Di-
rcctor-Specialist in Printing in
Paraguay South America.
Under the cooperative education
program sponsored jointly by the
Paraguayan Government and The
Institute Of IEtcr-Amcrican AT
fairs, Paraguay's first vocational
school was built and launched a
few years ago,
Graphic Arts in the past has not
been one Of the trades included in
the school program. However, the
quality Of work in the printing
trade and the equipment and tech
nical knowledge in that field, is
SO poor in Paraguay that a request
has tecn sent for a y. S. Special
ist to set up a course Of study ana
a graphic arts department in the
school, which is expected to have
nationwide Influence on the print
ing trade in Paraguay.
Mr. Goodyear, a former Lordon
resident, is a Graphic Arts teacher
in the Akron Public Schools
rated into individual tclevision
programs. The finished product
is delivered speedily to stations
The corcragc viii como from
accredited OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
dents in. ~ states and II foroig1
countries. There also arc repre-
scntativcs in tho remaining @tatcs,
ElasRa, Honolulu and Puerto Rico
The AI2, a news cooperative,
has sci up a now, specialized
organization, Spotrcws PSoduc-
tions, Inc, 10 haacle the service.
N.A SClAiHsi III ADtJJAIiINFA i-iAAAAAAAs3
the President, Theodore A. Morde,
who has been in the radio and
news field since 1929, except for
q period as Chief Of the Foreign
Language Division of the u. $.
Office Of Cocrdinator OF Informa-
ton; the vice president, Joha II.
Tobin, former general manager
of telenews; and Tom Craven, a
Paramount News cameraman for
% years.
Foreign coverage will be under
direction of f. d. Kahlenbcrg,
former editorial director of tele-
news.
Station KSD-TV OF st. Louis,
owned by the Post-Dispatch of
that city, is the first station to
contract for the new service.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-15
CRITICAL BRoApcAsTEP

FIRED
kUALA LuMPUR, Malaga Up,
The bearded broadcaster who
has been described as the govern
menfs official gadfly" is about
to lose his job as chief news cdi-
tor of the. agoverhncnt- controlled
Radio-Malaya.
He is Alex Josey, who was bar
red from the air several months
ago because some Of the members
Of the Federal Legislative Council
didn't like his socialist views on
nationalizing rubber and singing
criticism of government mistakes.
Acting Chief Secretary D. c.
Watherston announced in the leg
islative council recently that
Joseys government contract
would not be renewed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-15

are being passed out, and every
one is sales conscious. We hope to
sell all the tickets and have a full
house for the one performance
which, we all hope, viii be the
first program in the new building
With spring fever and Easter
here, it's time for q vacation. This
year we're taking an extra long,
10 day rest from school All the
lost time will be tackled on The
end of the year, Of course, but we
don't think about that. Wen be
back again after next week.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-15

Where do you place your 1852
license windshield sticker if your
car has no windshield?
Put it on the dashboard if you
Evening star., 1952-06-10
Capitol Page School
awards ID Diplomas

Fourteen boys Of the Capitol
Page School received their diplo-
mas at 8 o'clock last night in the
New House Office Building.
The students. who have worked
in the Senate, House and Supreme
Court, heard Senator Neeley, Dem
ocrat. Of West Virginia. deliver the
principal address. Also on the pro-
gram was Miss Ruth McRae, prin-
cipal Of the school. and Mrs. Ed
ward c. Magdebnrger. member Of
the District Board Of Education.
Those receiving diplomas were
Clinton d. McKinnon. San Diego.
Calf. son Of Democratic Repre-
sentative McKinnon of California:
James B. Montfort. jr., son of the
National Press Club president, 6319
Meadow lane, Chevy Chase; James
B. Barrett, % Connecticut avenue,
Kensington, Md: William j. Big
gins. jr.. 1925 w street N. W.;
Charles M. Nash, jr., 5614 Overlea
road, Bethesda; Harry c. Cook. jr.,
Denver, Colo; Richard c. Darling,
Ann Arbor. Mich; Thomas E.
Jones, Detroit. Mich.:. Donzel s.
Loker, Annapolis, Md: Edgar w.
McCurry. jr., Shelby. N. c.;
Charles D. Paris. Huntington, w.
| Va: William O. Thomasson. Mon
| ticello. Ark. william r. Upton,
Dalton. Ca. and Richard A.
Weber. Elmira, N. Y.
The Page School is part of the
Districts school system. 1t is on
the top floor Of the Congressional
Library.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
WOMEN THIS IS FOR YoU

LlQUEFY 4 LITTLe
lanolin on your fin.
ger tips by rubbing
them together.
Start at the back OF
your neck and rub
well and briskly
into the S~ain itSelf
Evening star., 1952-06-10
Girl Student Honored

Miss Hildreth Newell, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling r.
Newell. 1910 Chesapeake street
NV, was graduated with honors
in geology yesterday at Wooster
College, Ohio.
Evening star., 1952-06-10

the hair just above the back of the
neck is the last place anyone gets bald?
Even men with the shiniest domes on
top have hair back there. So rub the
lanolin in with your finger tips. Do it
briskly. You'll feel better right away.
Then work straight forward TO the top
Of your head, and so over your entire
scalp. Then liquefy q little more in
the palms of your hands. Go over the
surface of your hair as you would with
q pomade or dressing. Use nothing
else. Comb it. 1t will stay in place we'll
all day. And look in the mirror. You'll
have to agree your hair looks better
right away.
Evening star., 1952-06-10

poos? to mention but few. The
answer is that lanolin is great resioT-
afive. To hard, dried, cracked, brittle
''old" shoes and leather goods, lanolin
restores life" by restoring natural oils.
Loneliness and liveliness come back as
lanolin's natural fabrication revives
softness and pliability. 1t has similar
action on human tissue, too. Dry, brit
tie, eracked-up hair and skin become
lovelier, livelier, softer when, as the
saying goes, lanolin puts life into it,"
Evening star., 1952-06-10

Do you went 10 be happy fhat you hove
hair permanently end IassinsIy improved
In ifs lock Of newer healfhiness, vitality,
ivstFe, sheen ond tendency to we've and
curl nufvrally7 Then this Is for YoUl
Evening star., 1952-06-10
HERES THE SECRET. LOOK At FACTS

WHY IS LANOLlN so
important in every
thing from shoe pol
ishes to plastic sur
gerry? Hand creams,
night creams, beauty
creams, burn lotions,
Evening star., 1952-06-10

:. tell your friends about it. Get W
some new customers, as millions have
done before. If, on the other hand
you're not absolutely satisfied with the
results. you have tried the treatment at
our company's expense. Keep the bot
tie of shampoo as a gift from Charles
Antell, return the unused Formula 9.
or the jar. and your money will be
Immediately refunded. without ques-
ton. This means You must be
more than satisfied with Formula 9, or
you get more than your money back.
You have nothing to lose but your hair
care problems. So buy Charles Antell
Formula 9, today.
Ysv nsy else pvsehsss me isrss $4.ss fem.
Hy sire Ter $500 during fhis ishsdgeiioa.
And yss Will receive with u :. sf ne cost
...s $500 bottle sf evr sew shsmpes with
isesIia end hesmeass. fbis gives yev .
$6.eS vslvs fer $500.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
e IVY 49,: -; =: .; =;
A "A >%N ~ H1if million
WE %HY baldheoded women
IT " Ten mllon
& rs ~ baldhsadsd msn
6: ::;::::':. ::': ....,, E> a.
MEN N... DO THIS
How Mony
buldhsodsd shesp7

WITH A LITTLE lano-
lin on your finger
tips, bend your head
forward to increase
the circulation in that
area. Start at the back
Of your neck. That's
a good place. Did
Evening star., 1952-06-10
z HAIR COULD FEEL PAIN . .
YOU'D SCREAM

save you the same Furnishing PAIN that
your failing teeth can give you !.
you'd probably rush to a hair special
ist oftener than you get your courage
up to visit your dentist. And think
what would happen when you sat un-
der drying machines. baking machines.
When you poisoned the living sensitive
tissues with chemicals that can take
the life out of lot of things. Hair gets
Q rough chemical treatment from dyes,
bleaches, etc. Even from harsh soaps.
But your hair has no feeling. 1t won't
complain even when you kill it.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
NOW :. HERE'S WHAT WE'RE GIVING AWAY D..

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, l have done
everything to get you to try lanolin,
except come directly into your home
and put it in your hair for 30 days.
But seriously, want you to try il, and
want you to try the one | have sold
to so many thousands upon thousands
Of satisfied men and women users.
Why? Because il is the one l use and
in my opinion it is the finest product
for its purpose that your money can
buy. 1t is Charles Antell Formula 9.
The regular size of Formula 9, which
Is enough for two people for ninety
days, normally sells for S3.9S. But in
order to get you to purchase Formula 9
right now, not tomorrow or when you
get around to it but right now :.
we're not only going to cut the price
to $500, which is about half regular
price !. but to make sure that you
don't use anything else to wash your
hair with while you're using Formula 9.
we're going to give you !. yes. give
you at no cost dollar size bottle
of our new shampoo. In other words,
you get the S4.9S value for $500. And
for once in your life, you're not buying
q pig in poke, because MS sold with
this understanding.
Use il the way I've told you for
at least 30 days. Al the end Of this
time, when It has done for you the
things have led you to believe it viii
Evening star., 1952-06-10

You! Men and women who wash the life out Of your hair
...who think you do better than Mother Nature
and women who comb hair with one hand and throw it
away with the other girls with hair that's dyed fried,
dyed burned baked, raked, permanented, peroxided,
roasted toasted, and twisted until it looks like bale
of hav
Evening star., 1952-06-10

. Mother-I'll put this little pig
in front of the first one whose
table manners are bad. Then
that person can watch and move
| it to some one else when he de-
serves it.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
WELl...EvERsEE 4 BAlDHEADEp SHEEP!

And did you ever notice the resem-
blance of sleeps hair to some hui
mans? Rain merely makes sleeps hair
curl tighter. Same thing happens to
people who have naturally curly hair.
Hair is curlier and more attractive
when wet from rain, swimming, or any
cause. Wouldn't you like to have hair
like that?
The secret of the sleeps hair is
lanolin. The secret of good-looking
human hair is natural oil, much like
lanolin: So millions are finding that
adding the benefits of lanolin to hair
by use of Formula 9, encourages the
tendency to curl naturally and to wave
and set attractively.
Evening star., 1952-06-10

Charles Antell Formula 9 is the only
genuine and original lanolin discovery,
which has proven il can do so much,
for so many, in so little time. II has
changed and corrected the hair care
habits of men and women from coast
10 coast.
Evening star., 1952-06-10

under the longer folds of hair. Give
your scalp a good workout. But re.
member, that you can do your hair
worlds Of good by seeing that the en-
tire length of your haU gets its share
of natural oil. So rub the entire length
of your hair. Pay especial care TO tho
ends, where dryness and splitting are
so evident. Do this every day for thirty
days. Give it a fair chance TO work.
And believe it or not, at the end OF
thirty days you can have completely
stopped hair from cracking and split
ting at the ends. You can see the i'm.
proyement readily.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01

CUGAR beet growers have not received
~ equitable treatment under the American
protective system in recent years. The price
of sugar and consequently the price paid
for beets has not kept pace with prices paid
for most other farm products. That is the
principal reason why beet production has
been on the downgrade. Growers have felt
compelled to reduce or eliminate the acreage
devoted to sugar beets and devote it to
crops which would give them a greater
immediate return.
Most of the growers have been reluctant
to restrict their beet acreage because they
realize the important place this key crop
holds in the longtime farming program on
irrigated land. So they have responded to
the moderately improved price of the cur
rent season by maintaining or increasing
acreage in some instances. But it is going to
take further advance in price to put real life
into the industry.
Sugarbeets are the logical anchor crop in
the basic rotation program on the farms of
most of the western irrigation districts
Their Importance in this respect will in
o-November |, 1852
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01
More Support For Sugar Beets

crease as the irrigated acreage is expanded
under the broad development activities now
in progress in the Missouri and Columbia
basin territories.
In asking the secretary of agriculture to
take further steps to bring sugar prices in
line with other prices the Western Beet
Growers association reminded him of his
statement of year ago when he said:
ut is now clearly evident that costs of
producing sugar beets and sugar cane as evil
denced by the index of prices farmers pay
and other data have risen sufficiently that
significant and sustained increases in the
prices of raw and refined sugar are neces-
sary to fairly and equitably maintain and
protect the domestic sugar industry"
What is needed is a positive policy under
which the secretary of agriculture will act
vigorously under the provisions of the fed
eral sugar act to maintain sugar prices in
proper relationship to prices of other COM
modities. The western states have every
right to insist on more realistic support for
this essential agricultural industry.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01
The Sacred Right of Free People

ficials fail to do good job the voters will
know where not to mark the ballot the next
time they run for office.
Montana Farmer-Stockman keeps COM
pletely away from partisan politics in it's
editorial expressions. We have no inclination
to suggest how you should vote. But we
strongly urge that you go to the polls on
election day and vote as your judgment and
conscience dictate.
If you cherish this great right of free
men under the democratic form of govern
ment-VOTE
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01
Editorials

NTE boast of democracy and liberty and
w freedom in America yet many millions
of our citizens refuse to take the trouble to
vote when an election rolls around. And we
suspect that most of the winners and COM
planners about "the way things are run" in
the local community, or in the state or
nation are in this large group of citizens
who are too lazy or too indifferent to exer-
else this sacred right
Folks who never fail to vote at election
time have some justification for protesting
if the public business is not conducted in
a proper and efficient way. If elected Of
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01
The Spotlight On Freight Rates

fifty percent greater than into western
North Dakota We do not know how gem
orally this is true but there is ample evil
dence of the need for a thorough investiga-
ton.
Freight rate structures are highly COM
plicated and it takes expert study to deter
mine the extent of discrimination affecting
Montana communities. If the analysis that
is now getting under way reveals that in
equitable rates are being applied there is
every reason to believe that the transport
tatlon agencies will grant proper relief.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01

1T is gratifying to note the constructive at
Il tention that is being paid by Montana
civic organizations and traffic bureaus to
the subject of discriminatory freight rates.
Montana has Jagged behind other states
and regions in putting the spotlight on this
important question. As a result Montana in
dustries are being penalized in many in
stances by rates that are out of line with
those applied in adjoining states.
The statement has been made for in
stance that freight rates on some kinds of
merchandise into northern Montana are
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01
More Acres Or Bigger Acres

require the application of better tiIlage prac-
tees and more careful weed control Some
growers, particularly those on irrigated land,
have found that they can produce bigger
crops, more profitably, by using more fer
tilizer or better equipment. Such things cost
money but properly used they make money
too.
Bigger acres rather than more of them
may be the most economical way to increase
the size and the income of your farm.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01

YNHERE are two methods of increasing
IL the productive capacity of a farm One
is to increase the number of acres, the other
is to make the present acres produce more.
1t isn't always feasible to follow the first
procedure. The additional land may not be
with which to purchase land at today's
prices may not be available.
But almost every farmer can follow the
second method in some degree. 1t may