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Evening star., 1952-05-08
|CAA Alters Charges
Involving Two Pilots
AT Crash Hearing
BY the Assoeiafso P,c.s

LOS ANGELES, May ga
hearing on a on-scheduled air.
liner crash that killed 20 persons
in the Puente Hills April 18 has
brought amended charges by the
Civil Aeronautics Administration
that the pilots had been on duty
more than "a hours and one of
them suffered from a heart all
ment.
The pilots, Louis r. Powell and
Charles Walrdon, were among
those killed as the North Conti-
nent Airlines plane crashed in the
fog-shrouded hills while preparing
to land at Los Angeles Interna-
tional Airport.
CAA Attorney Glen Wood
mansee charged yesterday that
Mr.. Powell, A, was allowed to pilot
the plane although it was known
he had a heart ailment. Mr..
Woodmansee also alleged that al
thounght regulations for pilot
limit flying to no more than 8 out
of "a hours, Powell and Waldron
had been flying for 18 of the "a
hours preceding the crash.
In amending his charges to the
hearing board. later Mr.. Wood
mansee said the two men were
Ialerted at 2:30 am. April II to
fly the plane but that they were
delayed at Kansas City until mid
AFTERNOON of that day, due to me-
Ichanical difficulties. The crash
occurred at 1884 am. April 18,
Woodmansse declared, and the
two flyers actually had been on
duty more than "a hours.
Service on the air line was sus-
pended for 80 days after the
Puente crash.
H. A. Blackman, attorney for
the line. threw it's certificate to
Operate as an irregular carrier on
the table at yesterdays hearing
and said: 1--WE voluntarily sur
render and abandon our certificate
and move for dismissal of the
complaint" Examiner Joseph
Caldwell jr. refused to grant the
motion. saying the CAA charges
must be adjudicated."
Evening star., 1952-05-08
Sister Kenny to Leave For U. S. Visit Today

from Parkinson's disease. has been
living at her home at Toowomba.
Queensland, since her retirement
and return from the United States
last year. She said she has been
invited by a number of physicians
and laymen to demonstrats how
to detect poliomyletis virus in skin
and muscles.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
U. S. Aids Truchomu Fiqht

SAIGON, Indo China (P.-
American aid is helping the Wet
namese to win the war against
the dreaded eye disease known as
trachoma. Ten anti-trachoma mo-
bile teams, operating under the
health branch of the American
Mutual Security Program. already
have treated over 100000 people
in North Vietnam.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
RY the As.eeiated Pres,

SYDNEY, Australia. May g.
Sister Elizabeth Kenny is leaving
for the United States by plane to-
day on a two-month visit to CEN
terS where her method Of polio
treatment are used.
The Australian nurse. suffering
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14
New Firm to Build Homes
In the billiards Area

Wayne Street through this new
addition and sewer lines have been
extended into each lot.
A six inch water main has been
extended from the village water
tower west along Norwich Street
to Grant Street and then to the
Corporation line. All water taps
were run into each building lot
this past week.
Soon the storm sewers will be
installed and then work of in
stalling new streets. The extend
ing of Norwich Street and form
ing the new Grant Street will be
completed shortly
Within the next three weeks the
first home will he erected on LOT
165 in this new addition. The
Grant Wayne Company plans tC
erect the homes in groups of three
thereby furnishing employment
for the billiards area. Charles
Massie has been employed as chieI
Construction foreman assisted by
Lemel and Tom RouSch.
All new homes constructed vii
be of the new 1852 models an
nounced by National Homes TIL,
first of February.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14
Stream Pollution
Cases Probed

A general survey of action
taken by the Wildlife Division on
reported pollution cases present
cd to the Wildlife Council this
week revealed that a total of
73 actually harmful cases of pol
luton were investigated by the
Division from July 1851 through
February 1852.
The report, presented by
Thomas Gallagher, chief of the
Pollution Abatement section of
the Wildlife Division, showed that
total of 80 cases have been re-
ferred to the Attorney General of
Ohio for appropriate action, while
seven others are in the process
Of being prepared for referral to
that office.
Gallaghers report showed that
10 of the cases investigated have
been ''cured" pollution abated)
and that one other offender has
taken definite steps to salts,
factorily abate the injurious pol
luton.
Five other cases reported to
the Division, had been previously
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14
Agents To Head
Tree Planting

COLUMBUS, O., --Ohio's eigh~
ty-eight Agricultural Extension
Agents will serve as local chair
man, in their respective counties,
of Ohio'S Conservation Month and
Tree Planting organization. Gov.
Frank j. LauSche said today that
formal letters of appointment to
all county Extension Agents
would be mailed out and that he
hoped each would accept the re-
sponSlbllity of Coordinating a
united tree planting and reforesta-
tion program in their respective
counties.
AT a recent meeting of more
than so representatives of relig-
ious, fraternal, civic, business, SER
vice, conservation, farm, youth
and professional groups and pub
lie schools held in the Governors S
office here, a united support of
this tree planting program with
q goal of ten million trees planted
during April, was pledged by these
state leaders who are urging local
participation through local chap
tiers and branches of their organ
iZationS.
Realizing that the Ohio Division
of Forestry can furnish only six
million trees for this program
and that most of these have al
ready been ordered, to be used
for large scale paintings, the
Governors planting committee
called for the cooperation of Ohio
nurserymen who, through their
state association, have pledged
support by making available de-
sirable types of trees for orna-
mental, shade and orchard plant
ings.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14

To help alleviate the need for
additional homes in the growing
billiards Community, a new COR
poration The Grant Wayne Com
pany was charted by the State,
November 1, to construct houses
and other buildings.
Officers and the board of di-
rectors elected were: John Russell,
president; Nelson Russell, vice
president; Robert Glaze, secre-
tary; Harold Conklin, treasurer
and Bliss Russell member of the
Board of Directors.
At that time a Franchise was
signed with the National Homes
Corporation of Lafayette, Indiana
to represent them as their dealer
in billiards, Dublin, Rome and
Plain City area. Since that time
homes have been constructed at 38
Grant Street, 80, AZ and 46 Wayne
Street, billiards.
The former billiards Ballpark
which will be remembered by the
old timers as the ballpark used by
the schools for all local games and
also used for professional and
semi-professional ballgames for
the past 80 years was acquired
from Arch A. Alder.
After several meetings with the
council of the Village of billiards,
permission was secured from them
and various governing boards to
establish new street called Grant
Street at the West end of Nor
wich Street. A modern sweeping
curve has been laid out extending
Grant Street to the corporation
limit. Fifteen building lots have
been plotted averaging in size
from 5000 to 10000 SQUARE feet
The firm of A. G.. Wyatt and
Associates of Columbus, was EN-
ployed to engineer the Grant
Wayne subdivision. Sanitary sew
ers have been extended from
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14

ed raising funds for its construc-
ton, Union County's new Memoir
ial Hospital will be ready to swing
open its doors to the service of
humanity.
But first there are to be two
days for the people to- see what
their money and five years of
study and work have achieved
Saturday and Sunday, March Is
and 16, 1852, have been designated
for the "open house" and public
inspection of Memorial Hospital.
The hours will be from 200
o'clock in the afternoon until 500
in the evening each day.
Detailed arrangements are be-
ing made for the showing. Mrs.
Robert MacIvor, chairman of the
Women's Board, has been appoint
ed general chairman by action OF
the county building and operating
boards. Guides and nurses will be
on hand to explain to visitors the
functions of various parts of the
hospital and its equipment. Mrs
Frances Helmick, r. NJ, the adj
ministrator, and her staff will ex-
plain the features OF the more
technical departments of the hos
pital.
Also among those on duty viii
be the members of the building
board, who planned and directed
the construction of the hospital
and of the operating board, whc
will shoulder the responsibility 0
supervising the administrator
from now on.
Thousands arc expected to in
spcct the hospital during tn
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14
Friday, March ID, 1852

cited by the State Health Depart
ment and required no action by
the Wildlife Division, while two
cases are being negotiated by
the Division and the offending
party. Sixteen others are current
ly under investigation, Gallagher
reported.
The pollution abatement chief
told the Council that excellent
cooperation had been received
from a statewide utilities COM
pany which had been cited for
pollution of a Coshocton county
stream. "The company not only
has satisfactorily corrected the
reported case" Gallagher report
ed, but has taken steps to pre-
vent future violations in the drill
ling and operation of oil and gas
wells in its statewide organi-
zation.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14
GASMAN LOSES TOOLS

SALEM, Mass R,-Now it's the
gasman instead of the plumber
who forgets his tools. And he
doesn't forget to bring them, he
forgets to take them home.
Police received a call recently
from the foreman of a group of
workers adjusting home appli-
ances for the advent of natural
gas. One of his employees had left
a box of tools worth almost $100
in the gutter. Inquiries were made
but the box was not located.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14
PIG HATCHERY SET UP

ROCK ISLAND, ILL, Up
Robert c. Walters, 26-year-old
farmer near Cameron, ILL.,, has
set up a pig hatchery to furnish
feeders with growing stock.
The purpose of the pig hatchery
is to furnish farmers with 8-week
-old pigs weighing about 40
pounds and ready to be fed for
market. When in full operation,
Walters expects to have 90 sows
narrowing every four weeks, with
an average litter of eight pigs.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14
CANAAN

Delma Groves, q feature writer
for the Ohio Farmer, called on
Mr.. and Mrs. f. 3. Converse
Thursday.
Mrs. De"a Redman of New
Haven, Indiana was a Friday
overnight guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elton Roby and Tom, Mrs. Red
man and Mrs. Roby spent Satur-
day and Sunday with relatives
in Centerburg.
When Mrs. Rollin Sherwood
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14

entertained the Hayden Bridge
Club Thursday, Mrs. Arthur
Meeker and Mrs. AIva Harkless
were guests. Score awards we're
made to Mrs. Elton Roby, Mrs.
Neal Sherwood, Mrs. Meeker and
Mrs. Robert Lombard.
Mrs. r. G. Wilcox spent Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Jack
Roby and Patty.
Misses Carole Smith and Mary
Alice Weeks are spending the
spring vacation at their homes
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Carter, Mr..
L. b. Converse, Mrs. Mary Roby,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Sedaiia-NewpOrt Charge
Jesse A. Thornton, Minister

Mrs. Elton Roby, Mr.. Robert
Lombard, Lloyd Roby and Miss
Doris Gordon attended meeting
of Grange officers at Oak Run
Grange Monday evening as guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Harsh, who
have been county deputies for 26
years. The HarsheS have resigned.
Canaan Senior Play has been
scheduled for Thursday evening,
April 10th.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14
Union County to
Open Hospital
On March 1916

Union County's new Memorial
Hospital will soon be bright and
spick and span, ready for the
people of Union County to go
through it for inspections during
the open house" on March Is and
16.
Something over 7l2 years after
the people of Union County start
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Arthur NJ. Shcnefclt, Minister

Morning Worship al 1o:30: SER
mon topic: second Of the series on
Roads Of Adven ture": Road Of
Conflict" The choir viii sing the
Anthem, "Eternal God" by Bortni-
anskN.
Church school at $50; Forrest Il.
Hanson. superintendent The Kin.
dcrgarten- Nursery Will continue
through the Worship Hour. Youth
Fellowship each Sunday evening al
ESQ.
Pastors Ciasses: for Juniors, Sat
urday ut 1880; for High School
group, Sunday evening. Monday
Circle at the home of Mrs. II. a
Tyson at 2 o'clock. Mrs. =. f. Ba.
con. Circle Leader Las Juyeres
Glass at the Church on Monday
evening at s. Tuesday: Circle | al
the home OF Mrs. c. A. Gaymon, lGt
n, Madison Road, at s pm. Wcdncs.
day: Family Night: covered dial
supper at G;30; Mission to Amer.
lea program followed 10y movie
from the Life of St. Paul.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14
ST. PAUL A.M.E. CHURCH
West Center 1T.
Rev. ". L.. Lilly, Pastor

Sunday. March To-
$50 am. sunday School, Ernest
Lowerv. Supt.
II am Morning Worship. Music
by Senior Choir. sermon by the
pastor.
After morning service Rev. Lilly
an dmcmbers viii leave for the
A.N.E. church in Newak, Ohio.
7.30 pm. Evening sevice.
5:20 PM Wcuesay pave meeting.
Mildred Cunningham in charge.
Sunday, March ?3rd AT pm. Rev.
Barr and Eia Junior and Senior
Chotrs win be guests from Second
baptist Church in Wilmington,
ohio.
The Sunday School Will have
their annual Easter Brealifast sum
day, April 18th.
s. NJ. Cooper was guest speaker
last Sunday at the London Prison
Farm. lie is u student at Wilber-
force.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14
Church Announcements
FIRST pRES8yTERI&N CHuRCi
Rev. Greer =. ImbrIe, Minister

The Adult Choir practices Friday
at T:30 pm.
Sunday. March 16, 1852
The sunday School meets at $40
q m. FOR all classes. Gordon ONley,
Supt.
The Worship Service will he at
II am The fourth in Il series Of
sermons on the life Of Christ viii
deal with The Clash With The
Tharisees' The Adult Choir will
sing the anthem. The organ selec-
tions will include Prayer" by
Dethier and "Dffcrtory II y by
Schumaun There is nursery for
small children during the worship
service The Westminster Fellow
ship for Jr and Sr. High age meets
Sunday from $3.50 To 7.5o pm, Hos
tCSses. Guild Ill.
The Busy Mems Bible Class An
uual Banquet win be on Monday
evening March IL at Gas pm.
The Sigma Gamma Glass Meeting
lis postponed until March "a.
The Wednesday Evening Service
VIII begin with covcr-dish dinner
at $50 pm. and the film from the
life of st Paul Series "First Mis-
aionary Journey" viii be shown al
f;15 pm.
\ special congregational meeting
will be held following the worship
service on Sunday, March %.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14

weekend. The American Legion
Highway Patrol will direct traffic
and parking.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14
CHURCH OF CHRIST IN
CHRISTIAN UNION
~ rs Rnnnosf pusanr

Friday March Is, 1850 pm
London Night" at Plumwood
Church of Christ i'm Christian Union.
Sunday. March IL
9:S0 am. Sunday School. j. Il.
Wilson. Supt.
1880 am. Morning worship.
CAB pm. Young peoples meeting
Elwood Grove. Tres.
ZOO pm. Ladies' prayer band
7:30 pm. EVangclistic service
Mid week prayer service, Wednes-
day 1880 pm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14
ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CuURCH
East second at Walnut
Lawrence ~ puy. pos,or

Lawrence Il. Rugh, Pastor
The Third Sunday in Lent, March
l6, 1852.
$3.50 Church school Lowell Stap-
Teton. Supt.
1880 Morning Worship. Nursery
in charge of members OF the MIR.
and Mrs. Club. Sermon subject: For
or Aga inst?"
2:I5 Joint choirs rehearsal for
The CrucifiNion" Parish Hall.
$3.50 Luther Leagues meetings at
Madison County Children's Home.
Pastor Wafnes, superintendent of
Oesterlen Home, will he the guest
speaker Films will be shown of the
Home in the 1920's and today.
Monday. $3.50 pm, Mr. and Mrs
Club pot-luck supper. Discussion
following will be on spending the
Family Money"
Wednesday. 1000 am, Dorcas So
cicty all-day meeting I'm the Parish
Hall, with pot-lucll dinner. Ladies'
are TO bring their February issue
Of Lutheran Womcns Work." as
we'll as their sewing equipment.
Wednesday. 500 pm. Isentcn Nes-
per Service. Sermon subject, The
Sorrow OF Jesus" Choir rehearsal
follows the service.
FRIDAY. $40 pm. Mr.. aud Ms
Club Bibl study Place aud subject
to be announced Sunday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
West Fourth street

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
West Fourth street
Rev. David n. Ramsey, Pastor
9:30 am. Sunday School, Allen
Wilson, Supt.
II am. sermon by Pastor, music
by Senior Choir.
1880 pm. Wednesday prayer SER
vice.
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Sedaiia-NewpOrt Charge
.Jesse A. Thornton. Minister
Newport Church School 10 am
Scdalia Worship 10 am.
Sedalia Church School IL am.
APOSTOLIC GOSPEL CHURCH
153 Pearl 80.
West Jefferson, Ohio
&. r.. Pennington, Pastor
Sunday 10000 Sunday School. 500
Evangelistic.
Tuesday 500 Bible Study.
Thursday 500 Young peoples
rally service at KirkersviIle this
week.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14

ST. PATRiCE'S CHURCH
6f Soutb Union street
London, Ohio
Rev. Paul ,, Bcrnier. Pastor
Phone 45O
Time of Masses
Sundays and 10.
Holy Days-5:30. z. O.
Week Days tHoly Communion
distributed $500.
Confessions Saturdays $40 to 5
and 1890 to ..
Eve OF Holy Days--3:30 to and
7:30 to g.
Visiting Confcssor twice monthly
Baptisms-Sundays at 1880 or on
request.
Sick calls any time day or night.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-14

TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
The Reverend sanford G.. Lindsey
Rector
Sunday, March l6
II am. Holy Communion.
10 am. Church school
/ pm. confirmation Glass.
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26

Longer Life for Cover
Much-used, fabric-covered books
can be protected with q coat o.
shellae
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26

pockets of the rich. Why, every
time a businessman is successful
to the point of making a profit, it
is only because he makes a pro-
duct which sells for a price suit
ed to the public's purse. Our mass
production of many products for
many people means lower prices
than anywhere else in the world.
Competition is wasteful only if
you believe that it is wasteful to
produce many goods and services.
There is no competition in Russia,
and there aren't enough goods to
go around, either.
Consider also the great research
and philanthrOpic foundations of
America. These are proof that
business success is not rooted in
moral decay. Through these great
foundations more money is poured
into public welfare projects than
anywhere else in the world. So it
should be evident to all Americans
that material success does not
mean a renunication of spiritual
values or a moral decline. Our
eagerness to help those less for
tunate all over the world, our
sense Of fair-play and our tireless
efforts to work out world peace
are evidence aplenty. r.
The communists will prove them
selves right only if we allow our
selves to fall in with their insidi-
Gus philosophy. 1t is not enemy
agents who do the most damage
it is enemy ideas.
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26
Get Those Peach Tree
BOrers By October 5

Treat for peach tree borers be-
tween now and October s." advises
DR.. L. A. Stearns, of the University
Of Delaware Agricultural Expert
ment Station.
Stearns, chairman of the ento-
mology department, says that
growers who did not attempt con-
tIOl with DDT during the summer
can still control the borers by act
ing now. He recommends using Cd
paradichlorobenzene (PDB) crys-
tails, (2) paradichlorobenzene in oil,
or (3) ethylene dichlOride emulsion
(EDE).
ParadichlOrobenZene is generally
preferred according to Stearns. Use
IL ounce of PDB crystals for / to
3 year-old trees; q ounce for I to
5 year-Old trees, one ounce for 6
year-old trees, and 115 ounces for
older trees. Preparations of para
dichlOrobenzene in oil should be
used as directed by the manufact-
urer Complete instructions for ap-
plying all materials can be obtained
from your. county agents in New
ark, Dover or Georgetown. You may
also write for ESB, bulletin which
illustrates and describes these
treatments. Write to the Bulletin
Room. Agricultural Hall. Univer-
sity of Delaware, Newark.
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26
Your United States
BY FLOYD CRAINER
President Of the National Association for the
Preservation Of Free Enterprise, Inc.

One of the most sinister of all
communist teachings is the false
doctrine that American capitalism
breeds its own destruction through
moral decay, and the moral decay
is a result of financial success.
Let me ask you just one Ques-
ton:
Are the leader of the socialist
states of Russia showing morality
in their conduct of international
affairs, in their system of Justice
and in their slave labor camps?
| am ready to admit that bus
mess has its faults, and that sue
cess has its price. By it's very ma
ture business is closely allied to
materialism. 1t has to be. PrOduc-
ton and merchandising are ma
terial affairs. But l also assert that
the men who handle these affairs
abide by the same moral princi-
pies as the rest of the population.
The idea that business success
means moral decay is based on the
following assumptions:
First, that profits make the rich
richer and the poor poorer.
Second, that competition is
Wasteful.
Third, that business is selfish,
materialistic and unscrupulOus.
These arguments belong to the
past. Surely, no one seriously be-
lieves that profits rob the poor of
their dollars and put them in the
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26
Boosting The Buccaneers
BY BUCK" BOOSTER
REMEMBER. IF YOU CANT BOOST i.

The Battling Buccaneers
The Buccaneers of Milford High
ntely be Battling Buccaneers" They
Da1enty-waing for 500 Friday,
the field Hawks park here
-
The charges Leslie adede-camp Bill
Naumann getting shape both physically mentally in
see improvements daily
the age weight speed experience for season.
they win lose
successful football
of
ing seup and where handful squad are
This the On varsity SQUAD
of 81 only fvere assured as
of starting berths.
predictions the Buccaneers
four points:
l. The players enjoying every O
q The coaches enjoying every minute of practice
The coaches,
Apparently the building 15S sand 1855 will
be productive
IN other words this will be
be having grand time while growing potentially potent rdon
machine
This the S1man squad picture by Cn Mil
ades voluntary photographer Milford High
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26

Mrs. Lillian l. Martin, of Milford,
G. o. P. state vice chairman, acted
as mistress of ceremonies and did
a splendid job of introducing the
various candidates. The dinner
meeting was arranged by Eerle L.
Isaacs of Glendale, committeeman
of the Second District; in appre-
citation of his efforts, Mr.. Isaacs
was. presented with a framed map
of Sussex County, that showed. in
various cOlOrs. all of the cOunty's
election districts.