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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-15
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some FA0o8 stand with lee tucked Up under their
puage patiently waiting catch fish These Miami Beach
Famneos birds Of another feather They stand e
and catch es Left George Wehmeyer infelder and right
Is Pepper Martini visiting teams manager wearing fasn-
days game the Conchs nafty but long
final They play return game August IS and ID
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-15
Bosoboll
Standings

" The Associated Prsss
Won Lest pes.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16
Officers Busy

(Continled from Page One)
day, Depuk Sheriff H. C. Markley
reported. i 81
Walpe Suffered from shock and
bruises onsbne side of his body. He
was taken1to the Springfield City
Hospital by Deputy Markley. Wal
pc was enDute to Oklahoma when
the accident occurred. His car was
practically demolished, according
to the investigating officer.
Driver Fined
Miss Helen Slayton, Springfield,
was fined $40 and costs in Mayor
E. P. Speasmaker's court, Deputy
Markley reported, after the auto
she was driving sideswiped with
another car driven by Robert Gold
stone, Brooklyn, N. Y, soldier,
from Wright-Patterson Field.
Deputy Markley stated that
when Miss Slayton drove away
from Smitty's Restaurant just west
of Summerford about 10:45 Sun
day night the car, owned by Floyd
Hook, Springfield, begged down ir
the divider strip in the four-lane
highway, ploughed along the road
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16
REASONS TO VOTE!

The the Republican Party divorces itself from being
The party big business and becomes the party which places
human rights above property rights the Democrats will
consider voting for the rather than the party.
What man. woman wants TO vote for his economic
execution?
Who knowingly, will vote for reducing taxes big busi
ness utilities railroads and make up the difference taxing
heavier the people whoIe7
Who knowingly, will vote for eliminating welfare
possible for the people of America under the Democratic
reeime7
Does Social Security look good to the at
age 65?
Does the COP favor strengthening weakening social
secuify7
Should have socialzed medieine7 Ask fhe sick
confronted with of todays doctor bills He may not like
those words either, but knows need something.
These but few OF the many reasons why everyone
should vote in the November 4th election.
Republicans that il is time for change. Even
Democrats said TO agree.
But, change TO what?
It's choice between Truman and Taft. They're both
This year the choice is Stevenson Eisenhower.
everyone knows the former is the Democratic nominee.
the latter, the Republican,. L ..@ 4. g41t
The choice between candidates will also be your choice
between parties In this country have only two. Consider
the reco Which party YOU depend upon TO FIGHT for
the HUMAN RIGHTS above property rights? - ar a,
Consider well and then vote your conviction!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16
ON SOIL TOUR

Over 35 attended the Soil Con-
servation tour to Wooster Septem-
Der 10, to visit the observation ag-
ronomy plots, according to John
More, County Agricultural Agent.
DR.. H. L. Borst was present to ex-
plain the corn tillage plots, which
included trash mulch, the use of
manure as mulch spread after
the corn has been cultivated once
or twice and before the corn gets
too high to pull the spreader over
the corn; weed control plots with
2, 4-D; the effects of nitrogen
both side dressed and plowed down
on corn. The group observed soy
bean varieties plots, the effects OF
lime on alfalfa stands and other
legume plots. They also observed
the swine and the dairy expert
mental areas.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is
Charleston
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
Republican Womens Club
home Mrs. Emmett Young
American Legion Auxiliary at Legion Home, pm
Methodist WSCS picnic Noland shack,
Country Club luncheon golf and cards.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II
Women's Association meeting Presbyterian Church, pm
WSCS of Big Plain meeting, Bishop Hall, at 1:30 pm
London Country Club dnnerbridge
meeting Mt. Sterling.
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER
County Club Chidrens II o'clock
Chapter OES initiation and social nour, 8
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 10
Republican Gee club Mrs Coen Wilson.
Gange pot-luck supper annual inspection
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 20
WSCS and market Red and White
1000
Colleen Bible Class market Creath's grocery.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
Regular meeting Lodge pm Election of Post Off
for coming year
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %
Blood bank Jefferson IL to pm
Epsilon sorority Mrs Harold Tumblison LAT
Rd,
SEPTEMBER %
meeting Chapter Red Cross court mouse
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16
The World Today

WASHINGTON R)-James Thur
ber once suggested in a story that
if Gen. Grant had been plastered
when Gen. Lee called to surrender,
Grant might have surrendered in
stead.
This was in the grand tradition
of writer's who try to imagine
what might have happened if
things had been different. It's a
fertile field which, however, can't
be carried back to the very be-
ginning
If some one, for instance, tried
a story, called 'If Adam Had Ig-
nored Eve Altogether" the results
would hardly have been worth
writing about.
But when the history of our day
is completed there will have been
plenty of wondering on what might
have happened if Secretary of
State Acheson had been more ag-
gressive in handling the critics of
him and his foreign policy.
The Republicans, as Samuel Lu-
bell says in his book, 'The Future
of American Politics." have been
''howling /. for Acheson's Eng
lish mustache."
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16
ANSssn's.Xc
Jan, Phil. and Lin


After catching glimpse of the
sharp new physical education de-
partment last week, we decided
to interview Miss Cook and get
a real scoop on the new addition
to our program at LHS.
The juniors and seniors have
chosen teams and are building
some real competition in the
various sports among themselves.
Sometime in the future they hope
to have these teams developed to
the point that they can compete
with other schools. With set-up
like this all those stiff muscles
are worth every ache.
Miss Cook tells us she considers
this the incest arrangement she
has ever seen because it is clean,
well-lighted smells good, has lots
of room, and LHS even furnishes
the towels for a small price.
The second Monday in October,
London High holds its open house.
Miss Cook and we would like for
all you teen-agers to tell your
parents to be sure to come and
see our physical education depart
ment and the rest of our building.
We are quite proud of them and
would like to have chance to
show our parents and friends
how much more memorable they
make our high school days.
The Red RaiGers literally sailed
through the air to their victory
Friday evening. Their passes sail
ed the pigskin into 46-0 win.
1t was tough going sometimes but
they came through with a victory
that made us feel much better
about last week. Nice going, fell
lows.
Perhaps besides long hours of
practices and early to bed-early
to rise rules our victory was part
lally due to a roaring pep meet
ing, first of the year, held Friday
afternoon. All of us from London
like to lift the roof to the skies
with cheers. Well have even more
to cheer about next week.
One of the many highlights of
our pep rally was the introduction
of fine new tune for our Alma
Mater, written by Herbert Dye.
A new Alma Mater Especially
such a fine one) is a wonderful
way to start out a new season.
We are sorry to hear that Miss
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16
Banc Ohio Dividend
To Be Paid Oct.

Regular quarterly dividend of
25c per share, payable on Oct. to
stockholders of record Sept. 20,
was declared by directors of Banc-
Ohio Corporation, 81 N. High St,
Columbus, James r. Coppins, pre-
sident, announced.
The Ohio National Bank of Co.
lumbus, operating Is offices in the
metropolitan city, and the Ohio
State Bank of Whitehall, are
among the 20 affiliates of the cor
poration. Other affiliates are at
Cadiz, Chillicothe, Circleville, CO.
shocton, Delaware, Lancaster, Lo-
gan, London, Marysville, Mount
Vernon, Newark, New Lexington,
Portsmouth, Springfield, Tiffin,
Washington c. H., Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16

From time to time, it is true,
Acheson and his aides have at
tempted answers to Sen. Joseph r.
Mccarthy and other Republicans
but, compared with the vigor OF
the attacks, the answers have been
mild, indeed.
Sometimes it has seemed as if
Acheson, who has maintained al
most a marble silence in his own
personal defense, thought that if
he paid no attention Mccarthy and
the others might 60 away.
Instead of diminishing, the at
tacks on the State Department, on
Acheson's foreign policy and on
Acheson himself have increased
until now they are one of the main
issues in the campaign.
When Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhow-
er teed off on that foreign policy
a week ago, Acheson told a news
conference, in answer to a dues-
ton, that he might consider max
ing a reply in a speech to be given
this week.
That same day one of his as
sistants explained the secretary
wanted to be very careful not to
get involved in politics. But the
fact is, the Republicans have been
involving him in politics for years
with their attacks.
On the human side, he must be
increasingly lonely. If his name
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16
Ballots Must Be
Sent Overseas

CINCINNATI LP)-Ohio election
officials were told ballots for the
Nov. election must be sent to the
armed forces overseas as soon as
possible.
Some 200 officials from all parts
of the state heard Col. Thomas B.
Blocker, Department of Defense,
Washington, make the statement
at the opening meeting of their
convention.
Col. Booker said approximately
so per cent of the 100000 Ohioans
in the services are outside the
country.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16

was mentioned once at the Demo-
cratic convention in way of praise,
I don't remember it. And the DEM
ocrats in this campaign spend lit
tie time defending him, at least
by name.
In view of the nature and in
tensity of the attacks on him, the
historians of the future will Ger
tainly wonder why he has been
reluctant to get down to a rough
and-tumble with his critics.
1t is possible, although perhaps
not likely, that if he had been
more vigorous in defense of him
self and his policies neither he nor
they would be a campaign issue
today.
Those same historians of the fu-
ture, and maybe psychologists, too
will have a question which may
never be answered.:
What would have been the ma.
tional attitude toward, and the eff.
fectiveness of, Acheson, his for.
eign policy and the State Depart
ment if he had pursued his critic:
with bareknuckles instead of buff
ing them with polished restraint
His critics, some of whom are
not themselves distinguished fol
restraint, will always maintain. M
doubt, that he couldn't defend any
thing he had his hand in.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16

Fisher is ill. We hope that she
will soon be up and around again.
Even without their favorite dean
of girls, home economics 2 has
started its canning project under
Mrs. Clancy. Already they have
put up" tomatoes and stringbeans
for each family" in preparation
for the long winter months ahead.
Our column has a new nose for
news this week. Linda Hood has
joined our duo. We are glad to
have you with us, Linda!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16
OLDSTERS GAM
GETS UNFRIENDLY

DENVER LR)-Two oldSters were
playing friendly" game of
smoker in a local billiard parlor.
The 80-year-old player objected
when his opponent wanted to lift
both feet off the floor to make a
difficult pocket shot. The young
err man, aged II, assaulted him
with pool cue.
The older man was taken to the
hospital with cuts, bruises, shock
!, and possible skull injuries.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16
NEIcHBoRss REPAIR
WIDOWS HOUSE

AKRON, @. LPp-Mrs. c. O. Mil
Ter, a widow, and her two sons
will get real surprise when they
return from vacation.
In their absence neighbors are
building new sidewalks, steps, a
new front porch and putting some
fresh paint on the house.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16
Board OK's PTA
Dance Nov. Ia

The London Board of Education
OK'd the Parent-Teacher Associa-
ton plans for a $3.50 dance to be
held in the new high school gym
nasium on Nov. IA. The dance will
be PTA sponsored by the newly
formed local organization. Approx
imately 100 attended the first
meeting held Monday, Sept. 8.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16
VISITS PARENTS

Pc BIC William Shoaf is spend
ing 80 days leave of absence with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Shoaf, South Union Street. :
In the Naval Air Force, he was
recently released after a weeks
treatment in the base hospital at
Quonset roint, Rhode Island,
where he is stationed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16
OPIUM-CURE
COURSE OFFERED

SINGAPORE LP,-More than 100
of Singapore's thousands of Chin
ese opium addicts will soon en-
bark on a course of treatment aim
ed at curing them of opium-smok-
ing. }tal
The course, introduced by a Bud
dhist priest, includes praying, fast
ing, physical exercises and Sleep
ing in the open. More than 1000
addicts are claimed to have been
cured by the methods.
Singapore police recently began
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16
POTATO CLUSTER FOUND

CHARLES CITY, Ia. R-Robert
c. White dug up a peculiar bunch
of potatoes in his garden. Instead
of growing Individually as potatoes
usually do, these were in cluster.
There were seven large potatoes
and five small ones in the bunch.
1t was placed on display in a
downtown store.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16
GOOD GOVERNMENT is
EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS

(NoTE: The columns appearing here are offered
by your newspaper a public service and in the
direct interest of all voters. Watch this column
each week for these important definitions and ex-
plantations concerning your government)
What Is AMERICAN DEMocRAcY?-A form
of government in which the supreme power is re-
tanned by the people and exercised either directly
indirectly thru a system of representation and
delegated authority, in constitutional represen-
tative government, or republic.
What Is soclALIsM?-A system under which
production distribution and exchange of goods
owned and managed by the government.
What is coMMUNIsM?-A system under which
all property is held in common under the control
of the State According to Lenin: under this sys-
tenn all citizens are transferred into hired en-
ployees of the State, which is made up Of armed
workers.
What Is FASCISM?-A system of government
with only party Under this system the indi-
vidual is secondary to the State. The party is
operated by dictatorial central authority which,
in turn, is generally controlled dominated by
single individual
What is an AuTocRAcY2-A form of govern
ment controlled or ruled by absolute ruler such
sovereign or king. The individual is subser
Went to the State.
What is ToTALiTARIANIsM2- 2-Any system of
government which depends a single authority
with supreme power, who does not permit any
other political groups or parties to share this
power.
What Is uToFiA?-This is the perfect State;
everybody is happy and possesses everything they
want or need.
What Is STATE SocIALISM7-This is plan
ned economy under which the central government,
in authority, has and retains the ownership, man.
agement and control the industries and the
natural resources of the land
What is POLICE sTATE?-A State in which
ultimate governmental administration and enforce
ment is not carried out by the regular administra-
tive and judicial organs of the government much
by the arbitrary power of the police of the
State, particularly including the secret police.
What is a GOVERNMENT sUBsIDY?-A grant
of public funds for the development of private
enterprise considered by the Governments to be
in the interest of the public Price supports for
the farmer is example of government subsidy.
What is Meant by NoN-PARTIsAN?-Th dis
regard of party ties or factions when working out
decisions agreements.-Rival parties working
together esH
What Is POLITICAL. gPATRoNAGE7-The
award of public appointments or jobs given out
by elected politicians to those who helped elect
them a#ktt A #s.U 5f5.Es.ssiEtt4
What Is a PLATFoRM?-A statement of princi-
pies advocated by party candidate at election
time. The platform represents what the party
stands for and what they promise to do, if elected
q #E = .t5 Ito Be Contnued) #h8 III Il
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16

a short distance and came back
into the paved highway without
lights. Both cars were damaged
the officer said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16
Calendar For The Week

NOTE This feature sou regucriy and H be published
each Monday and Tuesday, The service FREE Please send IN
copy By Friday for tag the foloUing week
Copy be submitted before Friday deadne Thank YoxI
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16

The basie and supporting truths which fe Founding Fofhers
declared seevidenf denied forgotten Strict
constitutional imotion fhe contrary Notwithstanding Amer
whsh he Founding Fofhers narrowly limed
fe purpose and object Of securing and protecting fhe
oencbIe Godgiven rights of has spread elf into
oPuPose mosferu appliance that no longer responsible
70 .he people but be responsible for hem-
CLARENCE E. MANIok. Deon kosre Dame University College
of Low.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16

a wave of raids on colony opium
dens. Many Chinese have been ar
rested and fined or sent to prison.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-16
Reserve District No. 4
Charter No. Io373 @--- Reserve District No 4
,ff REPORT OF coNDI1Iok OF lastr7
The Central National Bank
i4 81
Charter No. I0373

Of London the State Of Ohio at the close of Business
September S. 052 Published in response TO call made by
Comptroller of the Currency under Section SILL S. Revised
Statutes
Evening star., 1952-05-04

Famous, quoIty-conscious Cannon
made these towels thick, ob-
sorbent, generous in size. 2Ox4O".
Assorted postel colors.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
Thieky Tufted, Frineed Cordurette
CHENILLE
SPREADS
40

Here at Iost-in time for the greet
White SoIe-eIomorous cordurette
chenille frineed bed spreads. Unlike
ordinary chenille spreads, the pin
whale cheniIIing looks and feels for
all the world like genuine corduroy.
Whot's more they're washable ;.
require no ironing. And there's
host of coIors to choose from, in full
and twin bed sizes. Rush in at all
three stores tomorrow!
Domestics, Downstairs Store, The Hecht Co.,
Washington, Stlver Spring, Parkington
Evening star., 1952-05-04

With rubberized back to prevent don-
gerous skiddne Assorted eoIors.
24x36" size, 1888; 24x48". 2.ss; Box
6O", 3.S8; 36x6O", 4.SS; 4x6, 1888;
6x9. 1888; 9xl2'. $2s.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Woman, 66, Crushed
By Tractor-Trailer

A 66-year-old woman was
crushed to death yesterday on
the Baltimore boulevard when a
tractor trailer overturned on her
Police identified the victim as
Mrs. Bertey Smith, colored. OF
Guilford, Howard County, Md.
said.
The fatality raised Maryland's
highway death toll for the Labor
Day week end to four.
Mrs. Smith was killed about a
uuarter-mile north of the Water
loo barracks of the Maryland
State Police. State Trooper. Will
liam j. Gibson said she had run
into the path of a south-bound
truck driven by Billy Joe Lowgins
Is, of High Point, N. c. Police
said Mr.. Lowgins ran up a 4-foot
bank in an attempt to avoid strik-
ing the woman. The truck over
turned, landing on her and crush
ing her beyond recognition, police
Gasoline from the truck ran
over the road and caught fire
police said. burning the victim.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
New Eligible Voters
Ito Be Party Guests

A political birthday party" fol
persons who will be 81 years old or
or before the general election No
vember 4 will be sponsored by sup
porters of Mrs. Stella B. Werner
Democratic candidate for the 9Th
district of Maryland.
The party. featuring refresh
ments and entertainment. will be
held the evening Of September II
in the Lynnbrook Recreation Cen
ter, Chevy Chase, by the Stella
Werner for Congress Committee.
Objective will be to stimulate
election interest among those COM
ing of legal age. The board OF
Election Supervisors at Rockville
says that anyone who will be 81
years old on November 4 may reg
lister prior to that date. even
though he is only 20 at the time he
registers. Registration records will
close 80 days prior to the election
however.
Entertainment at the party will
include "A Tale Of Two Parties, ~
which was staged by women Of the
Washington area at the recent
Democratic National Convention
in Chicago. The performers will
repeat the show and all potential
new voters in the 9Th district are
invited to attend.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Number of Cows Is Decreasing,
But Each Can Produce More

Oleo sales are climbing steadily.
During the first six months of this
year, production was at an annual
rate Of almost 1.29 billion pounds,
and 87.4 per cent of it was colored.
In 1949, only about 20 per cent of
it was colored-because Of legal
Irestrictions-and production was
held to 861 million pounds.
Farmers received more than 8
billion dollars for dairy products
in 1949. Nearly one-third went
to the 100 leading dairy counties.
Frederick County, Md, ranked
twenty-fifth on that list. Its
Isales were $1o.3 million.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
His Wife Has a Baby, Attorney
Lands in the Same Hospital

Jerrold v. Powers. prominent
Prince Georges County attorney.
was literally knocked off his feet
when his wife gave birth to a g.
pound boy this week.
Admittedly, however, there were
Iextenuating circumstances. Mr..
Powers has a touch of arthri-
tbs in his knees and ankles.
Mr.. Powers, one-time attorney
to the county, commissioners, took
his wife, Mary, to Prince Georges
General Hospital about midnight
Tuesday. It wasn't until II pm.
the next day that their son,
Charles Morton, was born.
Exchanges Notes With Wife.
Shortly after the climax of the
normal. husband-like pacing rou-
tine, Mr.. Powers found himself and
his arthritis in bed in another
Prince Georges ward far distant
from his wife'S room.
Furthermore, hospital rules pro-
hibit regular patients visiting the
maternity ward.
But friends and nurses came