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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-28

Congress-
that the Eisenhower Administration will
81 billion $76000O0000 President
predicted,
the Administration aid between SIS billion
and Sc billion AT the present time there is backlog of about
$40 billion for friendly countries which appropriated
under the Truman Administration yet spent
The April issue of the Department of Commences Survey of
months
business has been brisk production is at record levels with buy
individuals absorbing
ports said retail sales personal income business inventories and
pendures existing facilities and all
the first three months of this than in the final three months
1852
House Government Operations Committee has disclosed that
the Army Department 1916 $4500000
which proved good
badly needed
through
drive before appropriation expired
report by the Department of discoses
general public debt
end of 1852 This times the
lily futures the of World
Changes being daily Washington Agri-
culture Secretary Benson sold 10000
cheddar cheese at
pound-Which was more than the Government paid for it.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-28

1926 with the Ohio Midland Bank
in Cleveland. In 1882 he was a
field examiner for the Recenstruc-
ton Finance Corporation. He join
ed the Federal Reserve Bank in
1882 and was employed in its cred
its, loans and investments depart
ment until 1910, when he became a
bank examiner. He was promoted
to senior bank examiner in 1945.
Born in Cleveland, Ohio, De-
cember 1, 1907, Mr.. Jones was
graduated from Lincoln Hi G h
School and later took courses in
accounting at Cleveland College
and courses sponsored by the
American Institute of Banking. He
was graduated in 1850 from the
School of Banking conducted by
the Central States Conference at
the University of Wisconsin.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-28

Vile, for his outstanding leader
ship and continuing participation
in his community's civic affairs
and public service. The presenta-
ton was made by Daniel E. Armel,
Member, State Public Relations
Committee, Columbus.
Daniel w. De Hayes, Executive
Secretary of the Ohio Association,
Columbus, introduced the guest
speaker. John McGrath, Columbus,
Chairman of the districts public
relations activities was toastmas-
ter.
This meeting, the ninth of thir-
teen to be held in Ohio this spring
under sponsorship of the State AS
sociation, stressed the Importance
of human relations in the opera
ton of the consumer loan business
and served to instill a greater ap-
probation of the values of courtesy
and tact on the part of operating
personnel.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-28
MONDAY, APRIL 81

MONDAY, APRIL 81
Areme Club home Dckerson, Elm ST.,
and Professional Womens Club Coover Memoir
ial Club House, 8
TUESDAY APRIL %
meeting London PRESBYTERIAN Church 73O
Peoples Rally London Church of Christ
in Christian Union, w. Center St, 730
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %
Methodist Church. Mrs G. A. Gaymon,
$50 No Madison Rd, 8
Congregational Christian Church. So Solon
ANE Church, 8
Brotherhood Work Night St Johns Lutheran Church
Home Visitation Program meeting at London Church
7:30
Monthly Missionary Service Church of Christ Christian
Union, 730
Pastor and DeaconS meeting First Baptist Church 8
THURSDAY, APRIL 30
Fellowship meeting Congregational Christian Church.
South Solon home Mrs Elizabeth ClemanS.
Presbyterian Choir Rehearsal 730 m. -
Spring meeting Methodist Nelsonvle
at $50 IN.
Choir First Baptist Church. pm.
l.
London Presbyterian Church. $50
pm, Guild 1 and 2.
First Baptist Church monthly business meeting,
TUESDAY, MAY
Guild Presbyterian Church. Shipley Logan
Avenue,
Guild s. Mrs Chance McCarty, North Oak St, pm
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-28

Into the women's keeping is
committed the destiny of the
generations to come after us.
Theodore Roosevelt
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-28
Small Loan Companies
Hold District Meet
At Columbus Friday

COLUMBUS, OHIO-April "a
Edward McFaul, speaking Friday
evening before a district meeting
of operating personnel and guests
of member companies of the Ohio
Association of Small Loan Com
panies, portrayed graphically the
public's grievances toward retail
business.
McFaul emphasized that two
fifths of the complaints against the
retail store might be summed up in
two words ds-discourteous clerks.
I'VE spend tens of thousands of
dollars changing store fronts, mod
ernizing light fixtures, installing
air conditioning units but we spend
a very small amount in dealing
with the very thing the public COM
plains about most-discourteous
help" McFaul said.
Experience has shown that the
borrower wants privacy, a sympa-
thetic understanding, plus prompt
action based upon proper credit
verifications. These you have made
a part of your procedure. In addi-
ton to an understanding, of your
customer and his problems, the
success of the consumer loan bus
ness has been built on the founda-
ton of courtesy 'McFaul conclud-
ed.
At the meeting, Community
Service Award was presented on
behalf of the small loan industry
to Eugene Rausch, Manager, City
Loan & Savings Company, Marys-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-28

Phone 81 and 81
OTHER oFFICES-Metropolan Building West jefferson 22
As'"s ssss" - Michigan Ave-, Chicago; $40 Invest
N0H11 ccU&1sHfS3NF Building Washington D. c.,
A~SZ..i Hf6'H r 5731 Grand Terminal Bldg,
lA~ENcajA Anew York; 301 White Building, Seat"
49, sVvvV ]SNitle; So Sutter Street Francisco.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-28
OSU Music School
Schedules Series
Of Band Concerts

COLUMBUS, O., April 24-The
School of Music at Ohio State I'm
iversity has announced the sched-
ule for its annual series of May
Twilight Concerts to be presented
in Mirror Lake Hollow, on the
campus.
Two musical organizations, the
Concert Band and Activities Band.
will share in presenting the six
programs, each beginning at 8 pm.
The schedule: May 6-Concert
Band; May 13-Concert Band;
May 14-Activities Band; May 20
Concert Band; May 27-Concert
Band; May 28-Activities Band.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-28
WLW Opens New
ATLANTA Station

With ABC's Paul Whiteman as
the honored guest, Crosley's new
est television operation, VIVA,
made its Atlanta social" debut
this week with $50 business and
advertising executives present at a
buffet supper.
A special one-hour show, STAR
ring Whiteman, proceeded the party
at the Ansley Hotel. Executives
from the Cincinnati office of the
Crosley organization were intro
duced by William P. Robinson,
head of the Atlanta operation.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-28
Jones Appointed
To Canton Bank

Canton, Ohio-Alfred L. Jones,
senior bank examiner of the Fed
eral Reserve Bank of Cleveland,
has been appointd first vice presi-
dent of The Harter Bank and
Trust Company of Canton, effec-
tive April 20, 1853, it was announc-
ed today by ]. Bremen Root, presi-
dent of the Harter Bank.
Mr.. Jones entered banking in
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-28
PRICED OUT OF THE MARKET

Secretary of Agriculture Benson has told Congress that
there should be fexbty the agricultural price
port programs along with less running to Washington at
every He then made this observation, 1t is pos
sbIe think TO have support high that may price
product out Of the market
II is thing to have support program to meet
eences and prevent extreme hardship is very different
thing have program designed TO keep farm prices at
+remey high levels adess of what the supply and demand
situation may be- That essence. Mr. Bensons position
and is the only position which promote the lonerun well
fare and progress of farmers any other group.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-28
Surgery Required
Calendar For The Week

NOTE - This feature will regularly and will be
published each Monday and tuesday Tho service Free
Please send copy Friday for events taking place
the following week. Copy be submitted before Fri
day noon. deadne. Thank You!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-28
SALUTE TO COMPETITION

A businessman has plaque wall above his desk
which reads as follows:
my competitors do for than my friends do; my
friends too polite to point out weaknesses but my
petitors go to great expense to advertise Them
my competitors efficient dleenf and attentive; they
make search for ways improve my products and services
my competitors would take my business away from if
they could; This keeps alert to hold what have.
IF had competitors would be lazy. Incompetent in
attentvei need the discipline they enforce upon
u salute my competitors they have been good to
God Bless them ALL"
in price. Other times it in the quality Of service. Other
times still is innovation which people find interesting
and attractive Whatever the form. compeiion-whch exists
in its true state only free economy-is the greatest force
for progress that exists.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-28
Store To Give
Away Free Chicks

Next Thursday will be Free
Chick Day" in London, with the
Wilson Feed Store, giving away 25
day-old cockerels with the pur-
chase of each 25 lbs. of feed to the
first 100 customers to enter the
store after the regular opening at
800.
According to Glenn Wilson the
chicks will be given away to en-
courage more "backlot chicken
flocks."
Everyone is asked to bring box
or container for the birds. It will
be a case of first come, first
served"
Evening star., 1953-10-09

Wushinston-FIoor sampIes, Of kind TV Sets
399.o5 Fomous Make Il" Console 1885
4e8,5o Fomous Make II" TV, Rodio, Phono Comb.
39S.5o
349.95 Fonous Make Il" Console 1885
59995 HorIeieh TO- TV, Rodo, Phono Comb,
2O3M
299e5 HorIeieh l6" Console, ol6 1926
$4,000 Famous Make II" TV, Rodo, Phono Comb,
$4,000
1895 Fomous Make 2" tobIe model 19e.e5
1895 Fomous Make u" TV. Rodo, Phono Comb,
3ze.e5
475.o0 Fomous Make l9" Console 1895
$3.50 Fomous Make le" TV, Rodo, Phono Comb,
1885
559.e5 Fomous Make q" Console
48e95 Dumont II" Console, Somerset 2ee.e5
5l9.95 Dumont 9" Console, WesterIey y-zee.e5
Evening star., 1953-10-09
foshinston-I-of-o-Kind TV Sets

Washinston-l -cf-o-Kind TV Sets
$50 o5 Famous Make II" TV Radio. Phono Comb,
1885
$50 o5 Fonnous Make Il" TV, Radio, Phono Comb,
369.e5
800 e5 Arvin II" Console, 2l64 4--l4e.e5
44e o5 Copehort n" Console, 326 6-------22e.95
399e5 CrosIey IT. Console. DU17cDM 1925
299 e5 CrosIey II" Console, EU2l 2lCOL----l69.e5
1895 Crosey 2l' Console, DU2l cDM = zes.e5
37o e5 Fonous Make II" Console, 687--lse.s5
579.95 Famous Make II" Console, 68l----lss.e5
Woshinston-Runses, Dishwosher-iust one Of
kind! Hurry in!
2le95 Famous Name Electric Ronee- ----159.95
1905 Fomous Name Electric Range ------269.95
408.75 Frieidoire Electric Ronoe R07o- - 329.95
22oo5 Kevinotor Electric Range, ER352---l69.e5
32995 Famous Name Dshwosher
5th Floor, Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1953-10-09

Z04.95 Toppon
Gas Ronge
1915
With your old range.
Brond-new 1853 model
G62. Clock and timer.
Divided work surfoce on
top. Storage space. Just 8!
All 3 stores.
Evening star., 1953-10-09

sove $50 on this 7-cu.-ft refrigerator.
Full width freezer, large crsPer, butter
keeper. 1852 model. Floor sompIe. Just
! at oil 3 stores.
Evening star., 1953-10-09

Recondtioned SETS Assorted brands Table models and
Screen sizes from 1on Mahogany veneer, bIo
veneer cabinets All in good working condition. All must
to make way for 1854 models
Evening star., 1953-06-04
SailclOth or Denim
ESPADRILLES
2's

With two pairs Of colorful laces! Cushiony
cork and rubber outsole, wedge heel, in
washable, Sanitized espadrilles! Red sail.
cloth with red and white laces. navy sailcloth
with white and navy laces :. blue denim
with stripe denim trim and blue and black
laces =. charcoal denim with stripe trim and
pink and black laces.
Evening star., 1953-06-04

Popular crepe sole style for men
- cork platform resilient,
flexible - with non.absorbent
sponge cushion insole! Wash.
able, and Sanitized for cleaner,
better wear. Sizes 6-l2.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-26
Chamber Recommends Reactivation Of Airfield At Pilgrim Springs

The Nome Chamber of Com merce went on record at their luncheon meeting Tuesday sup porting the reactivation of the Pilgrim Springs airfield.
 Members in favor of the move commented that this emergency field would make the Springs a most interesting tourist attraction both in winter and summer as well as making it accessible to residents of the area to enjoy the excellent mineral baths available there.
 Geo. 'Goshaw reported on IVA activities, showing the great in crease in tourism this season with over 1870 visitors registered and many not listed. Goshaw request ed the Chamber ask the ANS teacher at Shishmaref to make regular weather observations so that local airlines may more reg ularly service the area.
 Capt. Stan Morgan of the ACS stated that he felt the Chamber should activate Chamber at Pt. Barrow as the people there are interested and would like to be members of such an organization.
 Russ Hermann, the new district attorney, was introduced and he compared Juneau with Nome, say ing the two Alaskan centers were much alike in attitude and friend Illness and that the future of both cities have more potentialities than cities in the 3rd and 4th Divisions, namely timber and mining.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-26
Council Studies Changes In School Addition Plans

The Nome City Council met in regular session last Monday and spent considerable time studying the changes in the plans of the new school addition. They have requested the addition to meet the needs of various problems in volved which alter the specified tions but do not in any way change the presentation to the Public Works Administration for the proposed loan.
 The council also checked over details and changes in the agree ments concerning the rights of way and lots of the, Seward Pen insua Railroad.
 It was announced that a special meeting was to be called soon in connection with the building of the new school.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-26
ROTARY OFFICIAL. HERE

Dr. Bruce Gordon, district gov ernor for Rotary International, from Courtney, B.C., arrived yes terday on his first official visit to all the Rotary clubs in the territory.
 A dinner is planned in his honor tomorrow evening at TOO pm. at the Boring Sea Club for members of the organization, it was announced by president Jim Walsh.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-26
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving this morning were: J. Cowgirl, Tom Beltz, J. E. Kelly, w. Robertson, Christine Russell, MT. and Mrs. Charles Ray, Ann Goedel, Ruth Miller, John Or liana, Sherwood Owens, Jim Orr, Burton Smith, Frank Pacarney.
 Round trip passengers were: Rex Hadfield, C.. Matrisciana and MT. and Mrs. Jim Aggi.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-26
VISITORS TO NOME

Among Mondays visitors to Nome via Wien-Alaska were MT. and Mrs. w. w. Grieve, Miles City, Montana.
 While considering a place to dine, the Grieves heard reindeer meat mentioned. MT. Grieve was immediately interested and ex- claimed, ''Me, us eat reindeer meat? We raise BEEF and Mon tana beef is the best in the coun- try, so it will be beef where we dineI"
 That being settled, they pro- ceeded to shop.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-26
Eleanor Ann Lomen Married

Eleanor Ann Lomen, daughter of Mrs. Alfred Lomen was mar ried recently to Wayne Sand strom, son of MT. and Mrs. Mark Sandstrom of Seattle in church wedding at the Plymouth Congre- gational Church there.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-26
FIRE DEPARTMENT GETS TWO CALLS IN "A DAY,

Two fires with resulting dam age negligible called out the Fire Department yesterday.
 The first call was to the home of John Olson on Third. Ave. be- yond Steadman for a roof fire
 The second alarm, in the even ing, was to the residence of Sgt. Fulton on First Ave. West and was caused by an overheated stove
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-26
Harper To Go To Seattle For Medical Attention

H. F. Harper of Nome Motors, who has been quite ill in Fair banks and who was expected back here any day, is reported to be leaving for Seattle soon for spe- cialized medical treatment.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-26

MargerY Morris. director of So- cial Service of the Welfare Dept, is here from her Juneau office to confer with local representative Mildred Keaton, and states that the replacement for the Nome office will be here next week.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-26
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Alois Ahkvaluk and Louise Bockman.
 Discharged: Robt. Dunbar, Don aid Conrad and Esther Wirgus and son.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-26

Properly Transfer-Harold Nc Lean to Vern Miller, the east 35 it. of Lot 6 in Block 27, includ- ing a one-room house.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-26

Mrs. Ted Duffield of the ANS office has been called to the States due to the serious illness of her mother in Phoenix, Ariz.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-26

Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
Evening star., 1953-06-21

there at q cost Of $l.0O0 . year
to the taxpayers.
-I.R., IndiensboIis
VERSUS =. Hosv did tks bTOdwc-
tioH Cf gold iH California iS 1862
compare ,Oitk The productions Of sViN-
teT carrots?
Gold was worth $8,874, 900 -
carrots, So. 8.978, 600.
Mrs. WIG, Springfield. Ohio
LlEERAEE :. AccO1diNg 10 q
United Nations surrey, s0lO are tie
most HtsrGte people in Tie 0OrId3
The Firms - only one In 100
cannot read. while in large areas Of
Africa and Asia only one person in
100 can read.
Mrs. RI, HisrOs, Ohio
SWAP WHY has q Morton, Ill.,,
dairy replaced milk trucks Oitk
horses?
They claim horses are cheaper
and behave better in traffic than
most truck drivers.
LIP. EalmOsstk, Mass.
SHORTAGE -. Why were some
100000 Pennsylvania Motorists
temporarily t0itkOsst 1858 license
3 o..
Evening star., 1953-06-21

You, too, viii love BLUE BONNET
Margarine's delicate, sunny-sWeet
flavor! BLUE BONNET makes bread,
toast, hot rolls. and vegetables taste
better than ever!
You'll appreciate BLUE BONNET's
nutrition. Unlike most other mar
garines, BLUE BONNET contains both
Vitamins A and D-as much year
round Vitamin A and d as you get
in the high-priced spread for bread!
Yet BLUE BONNET Margarine
costs less than hal % much as the
high-priced spread. So put on BLUE
BONNET and BE- sure Of "all a."
Flavor. Nutrition, Econoni-e-el
Evening star., 1953-06-21
WIDE WORLD

ExCLUSIVE !. +. Why did Post
master General Artkssy SMMMserfeN
abolish The LONsGx Post Office in
Wilkes County, NC?
The postmaster of Lomax was
the only person who received mail
Evening star., 1953-06-21

LATEST ). The Daughters Of
Ia Tie AMeYieGs ResolxtiOn re-
Gently accepted their 2,lSOM member
al large. Who Is she?
Mamie Eisenhower.
- Mrs. L.G.S., West Mans6eN, o.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

plates o. ths expisstioS dats cf 1862
tges3
There was = shortage because of
the January riot At Western State
Penitentiary, Pittsburgh, where
the tags are made.
B.G., EthSGtG. Pa.
SUD0 What is q brewery IN
C6M.bTidge, England, doing 10 help
tks Red Cross blood donor dnse?
II has offered to exchange beer.
pint for pint, for blood.
REQ. Chicago
TATTOO =. George Bsrchett,
ssE-styIsd king cf the IattoOists, IS
dead. In his 5O-yeoy career, What
desigs suas most popular?
Agariand of roses with Mother"
inscribed in the center.
Mrs. R.R.. Miaaei. Fla.
'''''''' : Il r.,
NOTE: We win pay - for \ question and
answer used IN this column. Questions
are hased On current neWs and clipping 0f
news source must accompany answer.
Address: Tom Henry. THIS WEEK.
40 Lexington Avenne. New York IL.
N. Y. Unacccpted contributions cannot
be aclnowledeed a returned.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

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Evening star., 1953-06-21

Mothers! For certain" facts your daughter needs to
know send for the new fee booklet Very Personally
Yours" Tells what happens and why, at that time.
Helpful dos and dont's. Write Room 263, 9lo North
Michigan Avenue, Chicago ii, Illinois.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30

APPROX. 1000 SO. FIT. - Parking
space. 8 trucks: 2-mile radius Of
! 18th and d. F o sts. ny: willing to
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
ago CONN. AvE.-Air-eond. mod.
G %@sa Dlss po VS. En- Rsrtal 14EsooA Avail
1917 12th ST. N.W.-Now avail, 8
Individual ofices on ist fioor. OF
suite Of three rooms: newly dec. =;
reasonable rent. Call ST. 3-5530.
DESIRABLE list FL. ONCE space Of
1000 50. It. avail. in nearby Arl.
s. f. &; ALBERT H. II. COHEN CO.. a. IL.
sTuD2od APT. share bath with On.
other oHa couple; S4S mo. 1777 Mass
ca aSSi n' OFFICE SPACE in new 6 shop
ping center in Falls Church. Plenty
Of parking space: reasonable rental.
Gro GROWN BEATTY A JE. $4,000; 1881
courts and county building: private
parking. Telephone Poplar 2-6161.
MEDICAL OFFICE AVAIL. 10th and
Psrk "a. ,s area. Call no. 1885 or
s ia; sasS AND OBJ. SPECIALIST s Will
share modern air -cond. ofices in
new GILMORE Medical Bldg. ct Ball
eys Cross Roads, Va, with 2 or.
ether eth cs sssh Is sye sk1
CALL al '4 AD. s.is1o MON. THROUGH
rms, full bath. on Central Penns.
. ave- ~. y
q s4S e sa sSs s sRsi iu Ges' ki
$685.; ewes, OV. $3.50. q
OFFICE SPACE-Located on Fenton
st.. Silver Spring. mr.. Hecht's Dept.
Store. Avail. in suites, for immed.
to free public parking, lot. May pc
ing Jg. 5-5100. CHESTER Il.
OFFICE. private. 202 50. it., partial
nSfs ~ St. s'i aa or s sH,';
OFFICE OR WORKSHOP, downtown
nS:. 1891 Gsl, \ " st. 6T available at
heat; near s1st and Pa. ave. I n.W.:
suitable Office and display room or
10th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
Pvt. office avail. in suite; share
reception rm. and secretarial serv-
ice. Ideal for manufacturers rep
resentative or trade assoc. RE. e
sT 1GUnDSios FOR RENr-esos o @oE
ave, NV; ga lge. rms. for studio
and liv. qtrs.; avail. for imm. occup.
reas. rent; excellent location. To
inspect call LEO M. BERNSTEIN &
CO., 141b K st. NV, NE, S-54OO.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-, extended
Space avail. for used car lot in
heavily travelled area, adjacent "a
Safeway store and large service sta
ton. For further infor. call LEO
M. BERNSTEIN q CO., 14I6 K 81.
NV, ME. S-54OO.
62O8 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-lst mr..
4 lge. rms; avail. for imm. occup.
excellent location for doctor, FMS.
once, etc; reas. rent. Apply LEO
1415 K st. NV. ME. S-540O.
18th AND X SITS. N.W.-Air-condi-
TONED carpeted suite, conste. OF
approx. $50 50. It., located in OWN
twn. elev. on. bldg; occup. May l.;
spect call LEO M. BERNSTEIN &
CO., 1415 K st. NV, Me. S-64OO.
919-021 18th ST. N.W.-2nd A. front
omces, air cond.,. very reas. rent.
RE. 7-2537. RIA. 6-l101. %