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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-14
Two Fires Destroy Barns
Causing Over $4,000 Loss
Won kANEL BETTER

Jacob Won Kanel is recovering at
his home on East First Street,
after ten days in Mt. Carmel Hos
pital for observation. He returned
home FRIDAY.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-14
ON TELEViSlON

Master Jonnie Bill Sherman,
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas
Purdin, South Walnut Street, a
pupil of Mrs. Margaret Kloes, will
be guest artist on the Sally Flow
ers television shows, on WLW-C
Channel Thursday evening, July
is at $50 o'clock.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-14
i OUR
Ga TOWN

&M IOVVN
THINK
IT'S sad indeed to think that
we are not only between the
devil and the deep blue sea-
but we are also half way be-
twixt the atom bomb and color
television. Atom to Adam and
Dust to Dust?
ATTRACTION
As one monkey said to the
other over at the zoo
Lets 60 outside into the cage
and look at the people for
while"
MEANiE
A nasty character name OF
Wilhelm Zaisser. of East Ger
many, has this to say Will
not have a man in a superior
position who is not capable OF
whipping a prisoner to death
If need be and without a
qualm!' (How mean can guy
get?)
HuMMN!
Thing to remember about
education-it may be expens-
i've but not half SO much as
ignorance.
YoRE
Remember the good old
days when you could get the
landlord to fix the roof or re-
pair leaky faucets by merely
threatening to move?
HEYWooD
Summer in New England"
said old Haywood Snugg
t'other day, 'is time when
the farmers let the pigs out of
the barn and let the actors in"
"It is mystery to me how
hey get the pigs back in after
all them smelly plays" Hey
wood was heard to say as he
jumped aboard his motor
scooter on his way to the
pidgeon races.
DAFFYNlTiONs
FAILURE-the line of least
persistence.
OLD AGE-when you wait
until there are at least three
things on the floor before you
bend over to pick them up.
GROWING PAINS-when
kid starts paying adult prices.
coMMiEs
Headline says that Russia
gets four wheat crops year.
Must be one Russian crop plus
Poland, Germany and Czecho-
slovakia.
KID STUFF
Little girl: II don't like that
mean old Mrs. Paperweight
she doesn't have any
motberality!"
TRUTH
The reason they call it :
"take-home pay is simply be-
cause that's the only place you
can afford to 60 with it!
HENRY
If all the Fords produced by
the famous company were
placed bumper to bumper,
they would reach A times
around the world. Pears to us
that Henry was the original
tin god.
PUGiLlSM
AT the end of the second
round, your man will hit mine
and he'll go down." said one
prize fight manager.
THAT would be cheating the
public wait until the
eighth" said the other.
HELPER
Pretty little secretary hand
ed her boss q note concerning
phone call. II couldn't un-
derstand Mr.. Jones very well
SO / didn't write this note very
clearly" it said.
SUDN THoT
It's been a long time since
we bought a chicken that had
a liver. Nowadays livers and
gizZards are extras" like the
spot light on a car. Seems like
nothing comes equipped except
bees and mosquitoes.
WELL?
A diplomat is guy who has
the knack of disagreeing with
you without being disagree
able about it.
TAXES
Deep in the heart of taxes
may well be said of the aver
age American family. Firms
tance, if a person made $3,400
last year, he paid $1,100 in
taxes-almost a third. You
spent the first four months of
teh year working for Uncle
Sammy.
TACT
If you would annoy a long,
winded speaker, don't keep
looking at your watch-hold 1t
up to your ear!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-14
THINK

'Tis sad indeed to think that
we are not only between the
devil and the deep blue sea
but we are also half way be-
twixt the atom bomb and color
television. Atom to Adam and
Dust to Dust?
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-14

ATTRACTION
As one monkey said to the
other over at the zoo
Lets go outside into the cage
and look at the people for a
while"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-14
M EANIE

A nasty character name OF
Wilhelm Zaisser. of East Ger
many, has this to say Will
not have a man in superior
position who is not capable OF
whipping prisoner to death
If need be and without a
Quaint" (How mean can a guy
get?)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-14

Because of underground stor-
age, Ohio homes get more gas than
homes in any other state. Any in
crease in the delivery of gas to
more people in Ohio depends on
further development of under
StOrapeo
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23
New Style of Play To Be Introduced Tonight In Kangaroo -Whizkid Game
 By HERB WILLIAMS

Local fans will be treated to doubleheader basketball pro- gram tonight, when starting at Kangas' Kangaroos will challenge the Williams Whizkids in their third game of a hotly contested series. The Kangaroos have won the first two games and will be gunning for their third, while the Whizkids will be out to avenge their earlier losses. A new style of play will be introduced by the two coaches to make the game a little more exciting
 Following the preliminary tilt, at SIS the Nome Nanooks face the CAP which is still looking for win No. 1 in the second half of league play, after losing three. The High School is currently tied for second place with a two-and- one record with the 23rd Eclats.
 Swanberg, Willoya, Greene and Bell are the big scoring punch for the Nanooks while Kramer, Damn, Kliest and Mcclure lead the CAP attack.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23
U. s. SPIES ACTIVE

Though little information is available to the press in Washington, there increasing signs that U. S. spies causing concern in the Iron Curtain countries in the Balkans and eastern Europe Recently the Polish government issued statement which in effect told the United States government that million dollars spent for spy work in Poland had been largely wasted
 No reply, of course, from Washington In Czechosovakia charges have repeatedly been made by Prague comrnies about US. spies Only silence has been Washngtons And in the Balkans the Reds getting touchy the work of U,S spies All this attention indicates that spies doing their job we'll
 The ma jor reason for current concern behind the Iron Curtain is thought be the strain through which the satellite countries economies passing. In Poland, Czechosovakia Hungary and other satellites production totals being missed. Workers show ing increased unrest living conditions fail to inn prove improve too slowly.
 The Russians have responded to the trouble by increasing workers quotas, for the pay and this is causing unrest The entire satellite population is experiencing wave of unrest III western Europe steadily recovers economically and enjoys of the luXuries of life. Thus U.S spies have increasingly good opportunity to enlist the aid of defectioniss and diSilluSOned citizens in these countries.
 The extent of concern and publicity given our spyWork abroad indicates serious the part of the Communists. The U.S.-which has never main tained much of spy system in peacetme until now seems to have active network of nforrners in the Balkans and eastern Europe today.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the

Compiled by the US. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
 Cloudy with light snow and a slight rise in temperature tonight and Saturday. Easterly winds 10 to IS mph Saturday. Low temper ature expected tonight 3; high tomorrow 12.
 Nome data last "A hours as of 700 am. today: High temperature IS, low -29. Maximum wind 12 mph from FINE. Sunrise SIP am, sunset 3:16 pm.
 A year ago today: high temper ature 10, low l. Extremes this date since 1907: high 36 in 1929; low 80 in 1919.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23
ALASKA STEAM TELETYPE LOOKUP WEARS COMPLETION


 SEATTLE, LR - The Alaska Steamship Co. will complete tele- type hookup between Seattle and it's principal Alaska agencies - Fairbanks, Anchorage, Seward, Juneau and Ketchikan - early next month.
 The system is expected to be extended later to Valdez.
 Alaska Steam will rely on it's new communication system for scheduling vessel movements as well as passenger and cargo res ervations.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23
Alaska 1852 Coal Output Greatest in Industry History

SEATTLE, R-Coal production in Alaska during 1852 reached the highest level in the history of the industry, the us. Bureau of Mines reported Wednesday.
 In a preliminary resume of the territory's mineral output last year, the bureau said Alaska's gold still ranks first in value, but the increased production of coal, in second place, was largely re- sponsible for boosting the 1852 overall mineral value to $21,O33,- 900, more than 1A million greater than 1851.
 Statistics from 1851 indicate Alaska's coal production last year was worth well over $4 million.
 First place gold produced $8,- 169,980 for the territory, a decline of aout $200,0O0 from 1851. The decline, said the bureau, was Hess than expected" It resulted from mining slow-up due to high labor and material costs.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23
Rescued From Disabled Ship

SEATTLE, LR - John Beg, son of the prominent Alaska cannery and fish trap operator, Nick Bez, was rescued early Tuesday morn ing by the Coast Guard from the freezer ship, Toni-B., which was disabled near the Coos Bay off the Oregon coast.
 The Tony-B. left Seattle Satur- day for exploration fishing near South America.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23
SCOTSMAN TO BE EXHUMED FOR WOODEN LEG FORTUNE

SYDNEY, Australia, lR m The public trustees office yesterday ordered exhumation of Scotsman Donald McDonald's body to deter mine if a small fortune is cached in his wooden leg.
 Relatives in Scotland believe the 56-year-old seaman hid his life's savings there and they re- quested the body be exhumed.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23
MUSTER CANNON DUE BACK FOR FUR RENDEZVOUS TREK

ANCHORAGE, R inn A dog mush- CT, Charles Cannon, and his team of five dogs are due back in All aska in time to enter the Anchor age-Seward dog team trek Jan. 29.
 This parade will be longer for Cannon than the inaugural last Tuesday as it will take the 10 teams entered in the event two days to complete the route.
 It's an annual pre-Fur Rendez- vous trek.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23
Gruening Not Among
 Applicants for Presidency of University of Alaska


 SEATTLE, tR - The time head of the University of Alaska Board of Regents said yesterday the board will give careful con- sideration to all applicants for the university presidency but that Governor Gruening is not among the applicants.
 There has been widespread con- lecture among Alaskans as to whether the governor, whose term will expire in April, might be considered favoraybly for the uni versity office to be vacated by Dr. Ferris Moore at the end of the present school year.
 Gruening said in Seattle We'd nesday, enroute home to Juneau, that he has not asked for the job.
 The season on applications for the presidency of the university is still open, and will be for some time to come-for the governor or anyone else.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23
Hearing Scheduled Soon On Barge Service Between Alaska And Mississippi River Points

SEATTLE, R - Hearings are expected to be held within the next few weeks on the Alaska Freight Lines application for a permit to operate a common-car- rier barge service between Alas ka, Pacific Coast ports, and cities on the Mississippi River and it's tributaries.
 The company also announced it had received a contract to haul Army cargo by barge from Mis- sissippi River points to Alaska, and will begin this service within the next 30 days.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-23

Fine Job Printing at inc Nugget
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-04-01

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LAKE FISHING OPENS APRIL 10 AROUND HERE
~ oSp morning OF Sunday April 10 is Day for
thousands of fishermen nc!uong scores of japanese Americans il
Seattle vicinity
he oay the rod and women too will be hon.
ping aboard their boats trying luck and D On LANDING
uou-rainbow cutthoat your choice The limit ~ III front
plus one other fish minimum lbs we are advised bv m
thclitative sources
Inc fishing ounds9 There plenty lakes around us Law
renee Meridian Bay Spencer orande
Humme Green any between Seattle and Ia
The rod and reee particularly recently introduced to the
popular sport will probably sepess Saturday night ml 10
s They VIII be preparing themselves for the big
day. rain or shine that sleep won't enter their
Fishing hours the aveage-and we hooked this
inside dope straight from 1zaak waltons put
in good five They'll attired in their wamest and dirt
lest oothesafte all attending concert and
they'll eggs crumbs barley corn and what else have
bats
The beavers will o'clock morning of OPEN
ing Gay Some will overnight stay Sleep
Ing outdoors or nap IN an automobile not
Gosh these sport seriously But blue skies
clean ripping waters are hard to beat
SIDELINE TOPICS
the Tokyo Giants chucker Bessho appear
ed spring training California
that San Diego Padres purchase contract the
Giants however replied No DEAL
win another flag would take more than
foc of wild horses TO keep Nse participating
rich Seattle Empire handicap
redcircled firmly trundling
State lost swimming
ympc champion
point winner mumps
Gsperetti his brother John Cafewhich will
italian
spaghetti balls baseball Puget Sound
hitting
exseate chief Paul Richards
pointers
game the New York Giants Marty Ma
ODoul of the San
help the japanese players and
NAMED on a game with
players teaching field pitch" just few
play bowling league the
ing along with and vimdor pins
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-21
Joe Cole Named as
a MARIO Director

Joseph c Cole. field represent
alive of DetroiiS Commission ON
Community Relations. has been
elected 10 the board of directors
of the National Association Of
Intcrgroup Relations Officials.
The association. made up Of
officials dealing with race rela-
lions problems across The coun-
try. held IFS seventh annual con-
ference last week at the Uni
versiiY Of Minnesota in Mime
apolis.
The Detroit agency on which
Cole serves was formerly the
Mayors Interracial Committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-21

Huntingdon Polytechnic and The
Cleveland Museum OF Art. AT
the Museum held the cilpin
Players Scholarship. graduating
with honcss and receiving the
Honorary Scholarship for Posi-
GraduaI Study.
lie served IN the Navy where
he was commissioned io do a
series OF murals on ne history
of the Negro I'm the United
States Navy After bis honorable
discharge he painted ia Chicago
and Detroit and did advanced
study with Sarkis Sarkisian of
the Detroit Society of Arts and
Crafts.
His Boy with Tire" is in the
permanent collection Of the De-
troit Institute
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-21
michigan State to
Aid AIphas Buy
Fraternity House

EAST LANSING (Specian- A
chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha fra
tcrnliy. a Greek letter organiza-
ticn mostly Of Negroes, was OF.
fcrcd help last week by the
Michigan State College student
government TO purchase a frat
house
The offer came after a real
estate dealer refused 10 carry
out an agreement for sale OF a
house that The 3s-mcmber ira
ternifY chapter expected 10
occupy for the winter term.
according 10 fraternity advisors.
The intcr-fratcrniiy council and
other student organizations have
pledged support to the Michigan
state chapter which has been
trying for five years to obtain a
permanent house.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-21
~ .IOc ~ DR..
~ He .VOl?

Is hc Is 81 is he amt married
80 Detroit model
Why did he FIRST state that he
WAS and later informed that he
MAS noi-onlv wanted 20 Get
ticket fol q young lady friend
io The JOHNNY Bratton- Kid Cav
Han flghi in Chicago last week.
These are the questions con-
fronting Joe Louis. ex-heavy.
weight champion OF the world
this week
Repeatedly last week news
releases stated that he was mar
ricd 10 . Detroit GIRL. Grcta
Siafks Miss Starks is a leading
model in Detroit or was-for the
House Of Beauty
MIS-. Carmen Murphy. owner
of the House of Beauty and
leading citizen stated this week
that She introduced the two sew
eral weeks ago.
Nhelher theN are actually mar
RED is not officially known al
this time However. the rumors
continue to fly that Joe fell in
love with her at first sight
Both parties were unavailable
tbs week as Louis is touring.
and the potential bride is re-
ported IN New York City where
She Is consulting on = contract
with national concern relative
to use OF her picture on their
product.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-21
$500 Arc prise dsp
MgssyIsie Lee-SzssiaSs

lIughic Leo Smith. 9 w Willis
is winner of the $500 Founders
Society Prize in the Michigan
Artists Exhibition tor his ol'
painting, The Piper
Winners OF twenty prizes
toialing $4,000 were also an
nounced today by Edgar P.
Richardson. director of the De
iroii Institute OF Arts.
The 4ith annual Michigan Ar
lists Exhibition opened Tuesday
evening with a public reception
from $3.50 TO II o'clock and con
tinucs through Dec 20.
Lcc-Smith. who draws most of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-21
First STUDENT Out
at Louisiana State

BATON ROUGE, La. (SpcciaD
After Louisiana State Univer-
sity expelled its first Negro under
grad student last Wednesday.
A. p Turcaud. Jr.. Under court
ruling. his father Immediately
announced that the L. S. SUI
preme Court had been reqG-5icd
TO review the case.
An injunction granted this
fall by U. S. District Judge J.
Sicily Wright had forced the
university TO admit young
Tureaud.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-21

Appearing under the auspices
OF the Baptist Ministers Con-
ference Of Detroit and Vicinity.
DR.. Harrison will lecture from
10 10 noon and two 10 four
o'clock. preaching nightly at
1870 o'clock.
The lecture series will be closed
to select group, but the puolic
is invited TO the preaching scs-
sions.
President OF the Baptist Minis
ters' Conference is DR.. Timothy
Timberlake. Committee Chair
man is Dr. S. ID. Ross. assisted by
the Revs. A. A. Banks Jr., Charles
Hill. f. Alan Rundless. J. F.
Green. Lee T. Clay, Coils O.
Stewart. Jacob c. Ogleshy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-21
Pastor Re-Appointed

Dr. 5. d. Ross. pastor of Shiloh
Baptist Church of Detroit. has
been appointed as Michigan rep
reSentative Of the Transportation
Commission OF the National Bap-
fist Convention by It's president,
DR. Joseph II. Jackson OF Chicago.
The Rev A. A. Banks. Jr.. pas
tor Of Detroiis Second Baptist
Church. has ben chosen by DR..
Ross as second representative ~
the post that he has filled tor
more than 20 years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-21

Dr. Fred M Slaughter, 455 +.
Adams. told police he was robbed
of $500 and 40 quarter-grain NOR
phine tablets last week by two
armed bandits who blind folded
him with an undershirt and
bound his hands with a neckt e..
The 63-year-old doctor said the
two, one carrying a gun and the
other a knife. invaded his office
at the Adams address, then cs-
capped.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-21
Referred Elsewhere

Referred Elsewhere
The manager Of the school then
attempted 10 persuade her TO
take her daughter to Peter Ford's
which was an interracial studio,
Mrs Ashmon revealed.
The National Association for
the Advancement of Colored Poo
pie branch officials. upon acting
on behalf Of the mother, petit
toned the FEC to investigate and
take corrective action against
Arthur Murray Dancing School
in Detroit because it's rules pro-
hibit discrimination OF any form
by means Of media
Branch officials in the letter
stated In as much as we
understand the rules OF the FEC.
contests so televised or broadcast
must be open TO all persons. re-
gardlcSS of race. creed and color"
Free Instructions
The telcvised show is carried
over WJBK TV as a contest
whereby Identification Of dances
by viewers is rewarded with tree
certificates for dance instruction.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-21

his subject matter from his menu
orIcs of his boyhood in Cleveland
and Detroit WINS the Founders
Prize with 4 painting Of Young
Negro boy holding toy horn
against a background Of a dilap-
dated building on Uttered city
street
Lee-Smiih received his early
art training with the John
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-21

daughter and revealing her to be
"a Negro. the mother said She was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-21
FEC Asked to Probe
Dunce-Studio PoIicy
all acted AS toa stlnas ter.

Informed that none were ac-
cepted.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-21

Mrs. Susie Ashmon. 4409
Moran. acting on behalf of her
daughter. Loretta King. stated
mat after naming identifying
dance steps on the Studios
,eievision show Of Sept. IL.
Loretta was mailed certificate
sood for two lessons at the
.aneins school about four days
later.
put upon calling the studio TO
make an appointment for her
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-21
Toledo Attorney
Back on Council

, TOLEDO James b. SIM
Imons Jr last week rcealned
= seat ln CITY Council here
, that he lost two wears ago
Simmons. IS. an attorney.
polled 4i34s votes in the
ciiY-wide councilmanic race.
a showing regarded by poll.
iieisns as impressive.
He finished sixth in the race
for nine seats There were %
contestants In the field
Actually. only about 10000
,of the votes cast for Simmons
were counted IN predominant
! ~ Negro precincts. making a
substantial showing IN other
polling places throughout the
city.
-. q.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-21
Dr.. {. L. Harrison Of
Washington Slated Here

Dr. E. L. Harrison pastor Of Shiloh Baptist Church Washing
ton DC will be guestectuc and preacher the Christian
ers Conference Nov. Bapt Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-21

Asserting that refusal to give dancing lessons award
cd to girl TV contest winner because Of her
nvalid the Federal Communication Commission ask
led to probe and take corrective action of the Arthur Muir
lray Detroit Studios by the local NAACP branch
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-21

DenounceS
Allegation
Of NAACP

Bishop George Babcr de-
med Tuesday that a propos-
ed $4,000. 900 expansion pro-
gram of Parksidc Hospital,
Red Feather Agency. would
be 10 further extend II as a
segregated unit as charged
bv the Detroit Branch
NAACP board Of directors
on Monday night
The chairman Of the board OF
directors Of Psrkside stated
HAT the hospital al 1857 Brush
is solely operated 10 serve the
community al large and is in
ierracial in set-uP.
Tho NAACP stated in press
release tGat opposition was cN-
p esScd AGAINST proposal 10 use
Funds collected in tho Capital
GIFTS Campa eu to extend facil-
gics OF tho Parksidc hospital
because b q segregated iacil-
Admit Whites
Bishop Babe told the TRl-
EuNE thh not only had white
rtcnls been admitted to Park
d. bat There are two white phv-
Grams ON ne 25-mcmbcf mcdi-
stan he also explained that
be board % directors OF the hos
pltal Wa. inictfacial
he revealed int lhe Metro
ppl.tsn De'foil Buld.ne Fund
nd Tic sits campaign. newer
oup had been requested for
atound Eve years for the monies
necessary to cNpsnd the 5O-bed
hospital
Chief needs he pointcd-ou'.
tere bod space which the lack
oi has patients turn-awav and
n.oie facilities and equipment
un,sehy possible nicrneships
ff.N bc offered funds 10 con-
ttuct i ncw l0o-bcd hospital le-
nWtcdly wore also included
Ac1insi Policy
The NAACP release told Of the
dtcciorS voting ANONYMOUSLY for
motion to protest the proposed
expansion because the Association
stands on the policy that has
90 died. It's program Tor As years.
IL Is against segregation in
any form whether in hospitals.
Dhools. public transportation. pub
iH accommodations or churches.
Bishop Babe IN pointing out
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