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Evening star., 1952-09-05
New Move 70 Lega|ize
Slot Machines Hinted
In Prince Georges

A new move for legalization of
slot machines in Prince Georges
County was forecast today when a
county commissioner asked dele
cation of parents whether they
would vote for the devices If the
revenue were used solely for school
purposes.
The indication Of a new drive
to legalize slots and perhaps other
forms of gambling came near the
end of a board session at Hyatts-
vile at which a delegation of so,
mostly women, asked for funds to
establish kindergartens.
Calls for New Sources.
"Some additional source of rev.
|enue must be tapped to meet in
|creasing school needs" Commits
|sioner Edward j. Waters said.
Then Mr.. Waters posed to the
delegation the direct question:
Would you be willing to support
a referendum for slot machines or
other legalized gambling, provided
the county's revenue is used to
improve the school system?"
Mrs. w. E. Manglitz, one of the
delgation's leaders. arose.
mo-" she said emphatically. A
murmur of assent ran through the
crowd.
Later MIR. Waters told reporters
he believed a new referendum or
the slot machine issue would re-
ceive favorable vote.
kindergarten Request Shelved.
A referendum which would have
Ilegalized slot machines was ap-
proved by Prince. Georges voters
lin 1949, but the enabling statute
was later voided by the courts be-
cause of technical error in the
language of the bill.
The Commissioners, after more
than an hour of debate, shunted
aside the kindergarten request,
They advised the delegation to
take the matter up with county
school authorities and suggested
that they urge Gov. McKeldin to
allot a portion of the States SIS
million surplus.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
Husband of D. c. Women
Is Killed in Korean War

A 23-year-old husband of a
Washington woman has been
killed in Korea. her family an
nounced today.
He was Army Pfc. Martin Eskin,
whose wife lives with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Opack, at
1901 Sixteenth street NV. The
family has received no details.
Pvt. Eskin, a native of Detroit,
was an artilleryman with the 45th
Division, 9th Army. He was killed
on his wife's 22d birthday, Au-
gust Is. The Eskins were married
in April, and Pvt. Eskin arrived in
Korea in June.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
Condition Of Comdr. Lyman
Reported Slightly Improved
BY the Associated Press

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Sept. s.
The Portsmouth Naval Hospital
yesterday reported slight i'm
provement in the condition OF
Comdr. John Lyman, U. S. NJ, who
suffered a severe head injury
aboard his yacht, the East Wind,
August %.
A hospital spokesman reported
Comdr. Lyman's case has been
transferred from the critical list"
to the serious list"
Comdr. Lyman was struck by
q windlass handle while lowering
sail in a Chesapeake Bay squall.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
2 Leesburg Children
Are Polio Victims
Speeiol Dispoieh 70 The Stor

LEESBURG, Va, Sept. 5.-Twc
additional polio cases have
brought the total in Loudour
County for the month of August
to IL.
The new cases include two chill
|dren who live near Leesburg. The
older boy, 10, is in Children's Hos
pital, Washington. The younger
boy, 5, is being treated at home.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
Rock Creek Forest
Kinderqurten Set

kindergarten classes of the
Rock Greek Forest Elementary
School will be held at st. Paul's
Methodist Church in Chevy Chase,
Md. because of overcrowding at
the school.
Parents of kindergarten-aged
children should be at the church
at 8 am. Monday. The church is
located at Grubb road and Coles
ton drive, just across the street
from the school.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
virqinio Art Aide Named

RICHMOND. Sept. S (R.-Dr.
Richard g. Wiggin. formerly as
sistant professor of art education
lat Pennsylvania State College. has
been appointed assistant super
visor of art education in Vir-
lginia.
Evening star., 1952-09-05

warren ThOmp- James ThompsOn.
son, 80. colored, of the 220O block
of Champhin street NV, who
police said fled with the cash.
Hines and Epps were arrested
at the apartment building where
Thompson lived. The arrests came
less than two hours after two
Evening star., 1952-09-05

for more than
"a hours.
Accused were
John D av d
Hines, 27. col
ored, of the 200
block of B street
NE, and Lin
ton Epps. jr.,
80, colored, of
the 100 block
OF Fl1Lh street
NV.
Still at large
and sought by
police is James
WarrenThnnn.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
7 Arrests Made Patent Office
In Ho|dup Here; Is Bott|eneck
Charges Delayed For Inventors
Third Man Is Sought
In $4,000 Robbery
Of Building Company

Police yesterday charged two
men with robbery in a $4,000
payroll stickup Wednesday after
holding the pair incommunicado
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10
Pride In The Yam Market

In less than month"; the Tabor City Marketing Asso
citation will begin the auction of most famous CROP
yans and shortly thereafter will the festival which
has earned for our community invaluable recognition
throughout the State
Vans this year are certainty to bring farmers their
best price of all time There is little doubt that the
all average this season will exceed the 1888 per bushe
that was recorded on the local market last season.
With good prices store for the CROP it becomes more
and evident that farmers not producing enough
of this food to realize full financial gain that is theirs for
the asking
Farmers have reason for curtailng their production
because in the past the selling business has been
terribly erratc with good prices and poor prices
the next However, prices to have hit new highs in
every commodity in recent years and the yam has been
exception
Last year vans could have been fine money crop for
here but they neglected to plant sufficient
age to feel the financial gain This too could have been
good year for the farmers yam income but we greatly
gain.
All of which bears out the general obstacles which bese
farmers everywhere They gamble known factor
First they have the elements and nature to about
and after successfully overcoming that hurdle they
have to face possible sacrifice price for their products
few words they have to guess the price and in
years they have guessed by failing to plant
enough on the high price years and planting too many
the low price years.
And just for the record production here does not
determine the price of vans any major extent Produc
ton the nation does of course but hardly have
such strangle hold production to determine the
market price in Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10
RELIGIOUS Intolerance Is 1ntolerable

In our way of thinking there's few wrongs as BAD as
being without religion and belief in God but one can
approach that degree of by petty intolerance OF
denominations and religious faiths other than that to
which he himself belongs.
Obviously each Christian follower has CHOSEN MS de-
nomination because believed it to be the nearest thing
to the doctrine taught THE Bible Every individual has
the choice to make and you have definite assurance
that you are any right in belief than ne IS
in his.
The important thing to remember is that we should
encourage religious activity regardless of the denomlna-
ton and regardless of whether builds membership IN
our own church and denomination or not
Unfortunately Tabor City community does not al
ways follow this type of reasoning Newcomers are some
times led to believe that they will be looked upon with
more favor if they have religious affiliations with the
majority This within itself religious persecution, the
very evil which prompted the discovery and settlement OF
the New World-America.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10
CARRIERS COLUMN
BY w. Horace Carter

Everyone has his own peculiar
experiences with flat tires and
blowouts and we had ours last
week. On the road between Tabor
City and Loris we ran over a
piece of wood about six inches
long and as big as your arm with
out even seeing it.
Apparently the front tire turned
it upon the end because the back
tire hit it directly on top and drove
it completely through the middle
of a perfectly good tire, knocking
a hole through it big enough that
you could throw cat through.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10
IDEAS FOR
WOMEN

Hello: ..oo
Here's a tasty, as well as attrac ,
tive, recipe using Betty Croker >
Party Cake Mix. You can carry
out any color scheme you wan
Just by using the different flaVois
gelatin. Use lime for ST. Patrick )
Day or Strawberry for st. VAL
entine's Day.
PARTY CAKE
/ pkg. party cake
2 eggs
l cup water
l pkg fruit gelatin
Empty package of cake mix m
to bowl. Add 3 T. gelatin. Blello
in 70 Guy water. Beat 2 minutes
Blend in gradually remaining R
cup water. Beat l minute. Aoa
unbeaten eggs. Beat l minute.
Bake in 2-9-inch pans for 20
minutes at $50 degree F.
ICING
2 egg whites
l cup sugar
Is t. cream of tarter
IA cup water
Remaining fruit gelatin
Place ingredients in sauce pan.
place on top unit and beat until
frosting stands in peaks. Spread
on cake.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10

and several were in the office to
get POSTED" notices for their
property. You can hear a lot OF
conversation about land that is
posted but farmers in our area
certainly have plenty of reason to
put up posted signs. Hunters un-
fortunately seem to presume they
can hunt anywhere they want to
and by far too many just pick up
their gun and dog and start hunt
ing without bothering to ask the
land owner.
Farmers say hunters have start
ed many fires on their property
through carelessness, damage their
fences and tramp across their
crops. So it would seem, farmers
have some mighty good reasons
for keeping strangers off their
land
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10

Only other time we ever had
such an experience was about six
years ago when we ran over flat
end wrench on the Green Sea
road with the same results. The
wrench went all the way through
a tire that time and was inside
the ruined tube. We can't have
just a plain ordinary flat or a
blowout. Has to be some freak
way of running a tire.
With the coming of these cool
days of last week, farmers start
thinking about the hunting season
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10
THE BIG ADVANTAGE

A thrifty man went to lawyer
for advice. After the interview
the man met ar acquaintance and
told him about it.
But why spend money on a
lawyer?" asked the other, when
you sat in his office, did you see
all the law books there. Well.
what he told you, you could read
in those law books"
"You're right" admitted the adj
vice seeker. 'But the lawyer-he
knows what page it's on"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10
LETTERS
To The
EDITOR

TO curb moral delinquency anu
help the moral rearmament Pr pro-
cram let the public know there
Gre churches they may join ana
he baptized any day. This is too
;,nnortant to be relegated to one
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10
Tabor City Presbyterian
Lake Swamp Baptist

Rev Harry Mobiles, Pastor
-, School 1890 a. m
Preaching ..
Saturday before the first
Sunday
ar
Everv Sunday HOO a. m. excep'
Bird Sunday which is 800 p. M ,o
PRAYER Services Wednesday E'o
p. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10

day week. Joining a church !.
a personal mater between tb y
person and God, it does not bs we
to be a public affair. Many peo,, We
are self-conscious about doi ple
things in public and do not ioips
William R. Sullivan '
720 West Tenth pl
Los Angeles Is, Calf
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10

Farmers this year are raisjn7
record crop of almost 50 NILS INF
turkeys-13 per cent more tbO .l
last year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10

St. Francis Xavier Cath.
Rev. Francis ]. Murphy, Pastor
Rev. James R. Jones
Assist. Pastor
Evening star., 1952-02-27
ovERcoATs

ii--$So and SsS Tweed, chsvlet srd Velour Over.
eeaVs. Single ard double breasted Sizes; regular 80,
a, a, 46; short 80, 80, a. a. 46-------a3.75
1850 end Sss vslOuv ovs,sesss. Single breasted
brown, blue Sizes regular 95, a, A, 46; short 80;
long 81, a., 46--------------------
2i--Sss 10 $3.50 chsvlOt oysssosts Single ard
a. Sa1Ht 4s '':s:''44 s"s ' brow" Sizes t'e'.
iD--S6s AlpGso end WeOl plssss.Typs ovessoots.
Single breasted blue, brown, Sizes regular 9e, 40
Al long 3d. 4o a, A, 46.-a----4=-----SA.7S
1865 velOvV ovsVsosts. Blue, brown, grey, single
end double breasted SEesi FeeuleF 9g, 40, a. 4ei
short % 10 Al long %, 40, A, "A, 4e.-r..Sb.7S
26-S7S Imported vsleuv evsvsssls. Single and
double breasted, blue brown, Sizes FeeuaF 97 10
a, a. a. Ae short %, 40, AZ ene Do 10 4o, A,
~, 70 eHs#sH=aa#HHHH=uHs =uHsHH=H##a=Hm#H=Ob,79
1880 end 90S Han Ssh0llNsr and Mam ehevlOl
end VsleuV oveyeeeh, Single end devbIe breasted,
bFewn, bIuer Sizes veeuev 81, Se, 40, Al
short 4o A; lone 40, A, A6-=---a--s--r6o,7y
1-sps HsN SshsilNsV D MsM Imported ehsvlOt
ovsVsests, Double breasted brown heather mix.
tuFe, Sizes FeouIer 30 10 40 42----r----Os.7S
le--Sl7s end Sl6S HaN SshsttNev o Mems TOP.
seesg end oveEeeeh oi imported Cashmere end
wooI. F1end.toIleFed, single and double bFeosted
4sA1 1S; sHoT ID, 4o Ioro SS' 4o' 1y A.
70, ASs----------------- ---------------l5U.79
Evening star., 1952-02-27
SoeiaIiie Killed
In Plunge al Hotel
Sy Ihs AwSeIsIsd p,s,,


NEW YORK, FEB, a7.--The body
OF a 0bsyear.0ld soeIAlite widow
was found today on O marquee OF
The Hotel Weylih h few hours after
ahe Told her nurse che was unable
10 sleep and planned 10 read,
Police said the w0mah, MFs
Gerald DO 60urey May, either
Jumped or had fallen from A vim
dow Of her elahthuh00F apartment
In the hotel, #
Mrs. May, listed In the Noelal
FealAteF "a sally BlEen WPlaht,
was a dauahteFef MP, and MTs,
aeefae A, blH9Iii HeP APst mar
Tlaee, 70 william May Wright,
ended IN alVeFee, aee0Falna 10 her
bl9ther, 0eerae Dixon, en- invest
ment broker,
Her second marriage was 10
Gerald DE qeupey May, con OF Col,
and Mrs, Henry May Of WASH
died In 1887 - ''
W Mrs, May returned 10 her hotel
apartment two weeks aG0 after
several weeks treatment a. Ro0Ae.
welt Hospital,
MrA, Gerald a. uouFoy May
made many friends IN Washing
ton after her marriage 10 Mr.,
May, socially prominent electrical
engineer, they entertained en-.
tenaivelS until Mr.. Maya death
NJ southampton, Long island, 0a
August 10, 1881 soon after IleF
husbands death Mrh. MAY eAtabs
llshad her home In New York,
Evening star., 1952-02-27
YEAR ROUND SUITS

eS-$Ss end $50 Tweed. Wo,stsd end Flannel
Suits. Blues, ereys, browns, single and double
breasted Sizes reeuars 56. 81, SO, 4o 46;
short s. to 80; long ss, 40, 42----------3S.75
$3.50 70 SIS Wonted, FIonnel end Tweed Suits.
Single and double breasted, patterns and solid tones,
Slzes; regular SO to 40. "a, 4s; short 80, se long
ss-se5 and $50 Wo,ssed. shorkskln. Covert snd
tlonnel Suits. Stripes, ploids solids Sizes: reeu.
to A, A, 46; stout 40, ~, 49, 46 short stout 30
40
$3.50 Wool ond Cashmere Suits. Blues,
browns, tons single breasted patch pockets. Sizes:
regular IS to 40, a., 46; short IS to 57 80, 40;
long 50, 80, AZ; stout 46 5o-----------53.75
l2s-6o.5o 70 $es Worsted and imported Tweed
Suits. Greys blues, tons, browns, single and double
breasted Practically all sizes for regulars, shorts,
longs. stouts and short stouts-
l3S-$7S 10 S67 RoIelsh Worsted and Shorkskin
Suits. Grey blue, brown, single and double breasted.
Practically oil sizes In group 5S.75
4s-7S.so and SIS imported Wertsd Suits PIolds.
cheeks, stripes. solids. single and double breasted.
Sizes regular SO 70 40 43, to A6; short 81, 80, 40
to a. Iene 9s to 4o a. 4e; stout 9s 4o a. :hets
6i-$SS 10 SIS Hart SehofFnev b Marx Womsed and
brown, Sizes reeuIer IS 10 4o a. 10 4s; short 81,
80 es.7S
1890 snd SOS BEookstvsst Hsnd. .Tslovsd Wor.
sted Suits. Grey, brown, single and double breasted
s1'. S. 80 ''9sos S o. es 40 A. a. 49, short 81 ccg
I4-$i2s Hst Sehssenss b Ms,x Geld Trumpstsv
Suits. Hand tailored OF imported WoFsteds, plods
and stripes. Sizes regular 81 10 80; short 80 70 4li
lone 81, 4o,'42 to 44-------------------9S
Evening star., 1952-02-27
HedFIna PoslpOned

An Arlington publIa henglnA On
proposed creation OF 4 iedeVel0ps
mlent and housing authority haA
been postponed by the County
Board from March I 20 MaFeil
a., THE heaFlha Will be held At
Q pm, In the Circuit Courtroom
90 The Courthouse
Evening star., 1952-02-27
SPORTS COATS

D4-92.So 10 2e.7S All.Wool Sports coots. pIolds,
stripes checks, patch pockets. Sizes regular 35 20
40, short 3S 10 30, long 80, 9S----------- 24.7S
2S--42So % SD5 Weol SpoNs Costs plolds, checks,
solids, grey, blue tan. SIxesI regular 56 10 3d. 46
long 81, 5S--.-A-----.---------
Evening star., 1952-02-27
INVENTORY
CLEARANCE
TopcoArs

IOPSOAJS
1880 70 SIS ehsylot end Tweed Topeoass. Tan,
brown, blue, heather mixtures, single and double
breasted. Sizes, reeuIer AZ, 46; short 80. 40,
V ---------------------
lI-$6o 10 SIS Velour Topeeets. Blue, grey,
brown, single and double breasted. Sizes, regular
AZ, "a; long SO, 80, AZ, -, 46 6----------33.7S
1865 end SIS imported Tweed Topeoots. Brown,
grey, single breosted raglan or setn sleeves Sizes,
resulor 81, 4o AZ. a.; short 40; long 56 to 3s,
40, "a, 46 -----------------A3.7S
33-$6s and $50 Tweed, Covert snd Velour
Topeoots Single and double breasted, pIods, Solids
Sizes, regule5 se to 40 ~. a, 46; short 81 to 40;
lo-$6S Hart Sehaffner 8 Marx Tweed Topeoats.
Mist green, rooIon sleeve. Sizes, regular 56, 80,
AZ; short 81, 80. AZ. A. long SO, AZ ------S3.7S
2s---$75 Season Skipper Gebsrdlne Tepeoess. With
wool zip lining. Sizes, regular So, 5e, A 90 So;
short SO; long AZ, a to 4s s-------------- SO.7y
6-$ii0 and sos Imported English Buvbsvry Top.
eoots. Roeon sleeves, pIoIds end solids. Sizes:
regular se, AZ; short 40; long ss--------50.7S
24-$SS SsOsen skipper vsnstlsn cOvsrt Topsosss.
With removable wool lining, Sizes: regular AZ, a,
4e; short AZ, A, long A 70 4s---------63.7S
9-$ss sseson Skipper 0sberdIns Trench costs.
Removable wool lining, tan. Sizes: short AZ a:
Ione 70 -6S,7S
6-$i9S Hart SehsFfnev b Marx comeI Hsv TOP.
eoats. 'Hend.teIIoFed, Silver Trumpeter euellty'
Sizes; regular 80, 80, AZ, a.; short 4o----7s.75
Evening star., 1952-02-27
ARMY AIR FORCE UNIFORMS

9-Sllo Han SeheggNev b Maw Blue 0sbsvdne
Uniforms. Sizes: regular 4e; short 81 TO 80: long
~, 20 -+------------='----- 6S.7S
isis HaH Sehafensv b Marx Blue Trench coess.
With removable wool lining, Sizes: regular a.; short
w ---S-----------------
Evening star., 1952-02-27
RAINcoATs

6-iy.yo Sllskey Trench coet. Fully waterproof,
slightly seed Sizes rseuIe' "a, A. 40; short se,
SeIIed Sizes FseuGF D4j short "a, %, 42---jD.7S
Evening star., 1952-02-27
HATS

HATS ....
loO-l2,go end go Vamevs Hsts. FeIts In sizes
6h 10 7h, Not all sizes In each style -pu--H,0K,
42=9iS VsmOus HsM, Broken lots In sizes 6B
10 IVA -----------------------
2!-e2o Imported FsIt HsM. Sizes 6h, 7. ~,
|Wt 10, TN ---~---- l-=~w-~-------Ht1 t1.WA
$50 lmpeNsd VsN Hats Sizes 67, = 7M
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
Two Jury Trails
Are Slated Here

Trial assignments in Madison
county common pleas court for Oc-
tober, include two court and two
jury trials.
The two court trials, both ac-
tions for divorce, are set for $50
o'clock, the first on Friday, Octo-
Der 3, John w. Winn VS. Helen M.
Winn. The second is in the case of
Robert D. Groves VS. Ella Elizabeth
Groves on Thursday, October 9.
The first jury trial, set for Mon
day, October 13 at $3.50 o'clock, is
an action for money in the case of
Mary McKinster VS. Ethel Williams
as executor of the estate of Will
liam B. Tingley.
The jury will hear the case of
Lowell Snyder, administrator of
the estate of Elaine Snyder VS.
ellison Sanderson of Middletown,
Tuesday, October % at $50
o'clock. The plaintiff, Snyder, asks
settlement of SOS, 900 for the death
of his daughter, Elaine Snyder,
who is alleged to have been killed
by the defendants automobile on
the West Jefferson Pike on July 9,
1913,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
Worthington
To Meet Lbs
Here Friday

London High football team, van
quishers of Marysville High on the
latter's field last Friday night, will
meet the hard-driving Worthing-
ton High gridders on the London
Athletic field Friday evening.
Worthington trounced Grove
City last week and lost to Della
ware the previous week. They also
gave Grandview a pretty tough
game and because of this record
the London squad anticipates stiff
scrap on the local field this Fri
day.
Ward will probably be started in
the fullback position. Otherwise
the starting line up for London will
be the same as last weeks contest,
Coach Jim Bowlus said Wednes-
day, in discussing the outlook for
Raiders weekly engagement.
Ray Creighton and his LHS
bandsmen will be on the field to
present another of their colorful
and spirited programs.
A Worthington VS. London ath-
letic event invariably attracts a
host of fans and school officials as
well, as local boosters of the team,
look for huge crowd on the local
gridiron Friday night. Game time
is 800 o'clock.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
George w. Newell
Rites Friday

George William Newell, 76, of
West Jefferson, died in st. Francis
Hospital Columbus Wednesday. He
had been ill for some time but died
suddenly of a heart attack. Sur
vived by two sons, Lester of West
Jefferson and Arthur, Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma; three daughters,
Mrs. George Clonch, Rutland, Ohio,
Mrs. James Goings, South Charles
ton, Mrs. Shirley Roberts, West
Jefferson; three sisters, two
brothers, 26 grandchildren, and Il
great-grandchildren. Friends may
call at RAIDER Funeral Home, West
Jefferson. Services Friday 2 pm.
Methodist Church, West Jefferson,
with Rev. George w. Eley officiat-
ing. Interment in Pleasant Hill
Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
WORLD News BRIEFS
By Associated Press

COLUMBUS, o. Governor Adiai E.
democratic presidential nominee will arrive
4:3O today instead o'clock
tonight Memorial Hail.
earlier arrival time in
the Governors Mansion
SPEECH scheduled for Democratic rally
Hail. 1t will be teIeca ABC
-
WAsHNGToN-The inspector generals office OF Army
vestgang
which contains ohioans spokesman Army
ALLEGATIONS
stationed at Camp Polk, La.
MOUNT VERNON, o-Rep Harry Mcereeor (R-ohio) said
South
without United
nent McGregor told of
Korea when he visited there
The 18th District seeking
Knox County Young Republican He
South Koreans could put million the
CINCINNATI oThe Thornberry rector of Grace
Church. Cincinnati,
Southern Ohio Bishop Henry Hobson
41yearold
succeed the Rt Rev. William crtenden who bishop
Ere Pa, last june
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
Band To Play
At Game Friday

The London High School March,
ing Band, under the direction of
Ray Creighton, will play at the
London VS. Worthington football
game Friday night.
The first formation at the half
will be a large "W'' for Worthing-
ton. Next the letters ''N.EP.H." !"
will signify that this is National
Employ the Physical Handicap
week. Music used in this formation
will be Nobody Knows the Trou-
BILE I've Seen"
Since it is Mom's night, the band
will form an INA" and following
the ceremony, will play II Want
A Girl"
Their program will conclude by
forming a block IL and playing
the London High School Alma
Mater.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
Madison County
Steer Excites
Livestock Show

COLUMBUS, o. P)-A steer
owned by Carolyn Vallery of Madi-
son caused excitement at the Co.
lumbus Junior Livestock Show
Wednesday when it broke away
from four men and raced out of a
barn.
No one was injured. The steers
spree ended when it was tagged
into a corral at the Producers
Livestock Cooperative Association
nearby.
An 1160-pound Hereford steer
owned by 19-year-old Danny Pur-
din of Johnstown was selected
grand champion at the show. JEAN
cite Boerger of Plain City won
reserve championship honors with
her Angus.
Other honors at the 18th annual
show went to:
Ronnie Mccoy, New Holland, re-
serve champion Hereford; William
Hughes, Huntsville, reserve cham
pion Angus; Donald Ulry, Center
burg, Shorthorn grand champion,
and Ronnie Ullery, Saint Paris,
Shorthorn reserve champion.