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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-09
Teacher Course
Offered At Miami

Miami University, Oxford, is Of
fering an extension course in the
philosophy of education to teachers
of Madison County and London
schools.
Detailed information has been
sent to heads of local schools from
the university stating that under
graduate and graduate credits will
be given upon completion of the
course.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-09
RECOVERING

Vonie Su, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bateman, is recover
ing at her home on South Madison
Road, following an operation at
Mt. Carmel Hospital last week.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-09
200 Vehicles Are
Sold In December

Madison county auto dealers
sold total of 209 vehicles to Mad
ison county residents during the
month of December, according to
the records of James r. Littler,
Madison County Clerk of Courts.
Totals listed 56 new automobiles:
123 used automobiles; 13 new
trucks and II used trucks, it was
said
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-09
Mrs. HensIey
Seriously HI

Mrs. William Hensley, 143 Lib
erty Street, is reported in fair con-
d.ition following an operation We'd
nesday at Doctors Hospital. Her
room number is 1T, South.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-09
DAUGHTER BORN
TO CARRICkS

Patrolman and Mrs. Alfred Car
rick, School Street, announce the
birth of a daughter, Sunday, jan
uary at Mt. Carmel Hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-09
ADVICE

ADVICE
Be it remembered that pa
triotism is no longer the final
refuge of a scoundrel. It's the
first!
ITEM
From an Indiana newspaper
we read this-"The members
of the All club were shocked
to find :"
Rural Electrification
PoLLYTIcks
The stands for the Inaugural
ton down in Washington have
been completed. We hope that
the platform is stronger than
some of the planks they talk
ed about during the campaign.
hoWZAT AGiN?
To her boyfriend she said,
Notice anything different
about me-?
New sweater" /?
Guess again.
New Slacks"
mo, not that!
Il give up-What
I'm wearing a gas-mask"
QUERY
In a town we heard about,
the hotel is situated between
the railroads. Fellow, a guest
at said hotel, lay awake half
the night listening to the
trains rush to and fro. Finally
he called the desk and said to
the sleepy clerk Can you
tell me what time this hotel
gets to st. Louis ?"
SCOTCH
Read about a couple OF
friends who have been sending
the same Christmas card back
and forth for many years. A
friend of ours, one P. r. Blake
has been doing the same thing
with 9 card for lot of years.
The writing space gets more
precious with each passing
year. Does your wife know
about this, Blake?
LAST WORD
The best thing about an
electric clock is that the alarm
doesn't work when the power
is off! Late again.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-09
C. o. THOMPSON HOME
FROM TENNESSEE

c. o. Thompson returned Tues
day from a short business trip to
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-09
South Charleston
Paper Hikes Rate

The Sentinel" South Charles
tons weekly newspaper, has an
nounced that it will increase its
circulation rate to So per year.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-09
M RS. SHASTEEN
IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Maynard Shasteen, Mound
Street, underwent an operation at
Mt Carmel Hospital, Wednesday.
Her room number is $50.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-09
M RS. ALLEN
3 REAkS HIP

Mrs. Mary Allen sustained
broken hip when she fell in her
home on East First Street Monday
evening. She is in White Cross
Hospital, Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-09
McFADDENS HAVE
NEW DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. David McFadden,
London, announce the birth of
daughter, Monday, January 5 at
Grant Hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-09
PAID CIRCULATION

This newspaper is NOT dis
fribufed tree. All nofionol
surveys show fkof q GOOD
newspaper is O PAID news.
paper.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-09

Frank Lausce setting aside the week
Federation Week" will
a statewide membership drive the part of the
5000 will take the
during neighbos
the proclamation Farm Bur-
looking from left to rights d. r. STAN
organization; Everett Rittenour,
Shayan, Wetng,
of
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-09
Weather

Rain probably changing 70
snow f1urries west and north
tonight. Lowest fonight z8-
81 west and north. 1876
southeast. Windy and mod
erofely cold Soutrday.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
BIRTHDAY GREETINGS
Minneapolis

Minneapolis
Mar II Thomas Booker aAl
AlduCh Ave. N. Mrs. Russell \,
Underwood. SSSS Third Ave 3,
Doris Min, COS Eighth Ave, N,
Mar - Mrs, Idella Wallace,
9l27 Third Ave. s, Goldstein jack
son. 422 Emerson Ave n. Esther
NJ Jordan, SO7 Dupont Ave, N
Mar - Mrs y, l.. Sims. 40t0
Fourth Ave s. MIR John W, Car
ter, 1908 Clinton Ave, Mrs. VIM.
Modem, 1909 Third Ave. =, Mary
Jones. ITO Highland Ave. N, Bar-
bSra Mae Green, S07 Dupont Ave.
N, Carl Ampcy. SO Royalston Ave
N,
Mar - Gerry HngQulst, 1898
Fremont Ave 3, Mrs. Garnctt
Jones 3Sie Smelling Ave. Va.
lonova Prcscly, i0ti Fourth Ave
S.
Mar IS Mr.. VIM A, Wormlcy.
39iO Fourth Ave, \. u, c, Shelby,
b9A Olson Rlvd.. Anderson J, Mar
tin 922 nth Ave, ~, Dorothy
Whitaker. SIS Humboldt Ave, n
Belle NJ. Ogden. lAO2 E. II st.
George Peters, 9s6 bryant Ave. N.
Mar q Mrs, RnSalind Glanton,
2i25 Fourth Ave. \, VIM, N. Cal
les. 23i6 Fourth Ave. s. Mrs VIM,
johnson. 2ilO HiawathR Ave, Mra.
Mary Young Gold 1904 Fourth
Ave s, Mr.. J. II Crawford. li02
Il. ~ ~ Mrs James r. Hill, Sol
Aldrich Ave n.
Out az Town birthdays
Mar ~ Chiffon 7. Browne,
Philadelphia, Pa. VIM, seabron,
Detroit, Mich.
Mar ~ Mrs, Dorothy Butler,
Chicago, III, Leola NJ. Miiea,
Louisville. Ky.
Mar "a Barbara Anne Wash.
ington Kansas City Kans.. Jerry
Laws. Brooklyn, N v
Mar 20 Florence Mann, Chi.
cage, III,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

patient for the past two weeks
she Ia in fair condition
Marriage LICcnsc Applications
Application for marriage license
has been made by William Lyle,
$50 Rondo Ave, and Kathryn lett.
4O7 w, Central Ave.
M, Mrs, Cheat oliver, 10 Car
roll Ave has been confined TO
her home for the past week due to
illness.
PuI Chapter Meeting, pst Chap
ter " Kappa Alpha rsi fraternity
viii meet at the Steering club,
Sunday, Mar ~ planH win be-
made at this meeting for tho an.
nual spring formal party
Rack Home From Detroit, Mr..
and Mrs I.ucicn Willis, 1890 Shcr-
hurnr Ave, returned home Thurs
day, Mar, 70, from Detroit, Mich
where Mr. Willis underwent sur.
gerry, The operation was success.
rul and he Is In fine physical con.
dition,
BclRicd birthday GrrctinRui re
lated birthday greetings 20 Mrs
Dorothy Britt, hIs NJ. Anthony
Ave, whose birthday " Mar 20
The TSTC Met Saturday night
with Mr. W, ~ Walker Sh6 Iglc-
hart Ave Mr. iNory Lasenbury
attended his meeting ~ member
Of the TSTC The April meeting
host viii he Mr. = Edward IInl
birthday Celebrated Saturday
evening. MarCh ~, from eight III
late. the homo uf the Enooh Mar
HhRlls, 500 81 Anthony Ave, was
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

ToWh also just hNppehs 70 sIAf HOLLYWOOD Queen
by the name OF Miss RosAlind Russell Tickets 20
Wonderful Town" Russian
affirmative in the UN Assembly.
"TwOs Company" the other hand the
name OF q late musical mlShap starring another
Hollywood Queen by the Of Miss Bette DaiVA
Miss Bette Davis, like most fIm town Mig Names
S not Of u temper to ErAclouSly accept nIIHhaps ON
the broadway boards New York critics not
oVcr-enthuSastic In their reviews Of "TNEOs Gem
PRny' opening night with the possible exception
NJ MnIinr Mlnrhnm Hrh., nnn cn,hrnrnr AlIna nnAl.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

a place of merTiement for the
McsHrs and Mines, u, Charleston.
Roland Armstrong, W Mcfarland.
] Yates. Chester, Green, A. X,
Bantam. the Mines. ] Coleman,
Carrie Lindsay, Jessie Sweat. De-
vnniR Scott, Ruth Hickman and
MIR &. Adams Mrs. Alice Williams
sent special greetings IRE occa-
ston was the celebration OF Mrs,
MarShalrs birthday Games were
paycd and prizes awarded There
were rfrrSrmcnta Of all kinds and
fun was had hy all. IRE hnnoree
received many lovely gifts
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20
Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

Octct,c Rridgr Club; Mrs, John
Hutcherson, Al9 East 36th st. will
be hostess to the OCtcttc Bridge
Club at It's regular meeting on
Saturday, March II,
Motorrd To city; Messrs Blaine
Ash and Donald Michael OF Des
Moines, la, motorcd TO the city
Saturday, March II. to spend the
weekend Visiting relatives and
friends,
Divorced GRANTED, A divorce has
been granted 10 Mr., Lonnie q.
LeVerettn, S6OS Clinton Ave, nom
Mrs. Eunice NJ Irverette ot Los
Angeles, Calf.
ARG, Club The first initial re
port OF the project (Huw The
Dollar Growsl. was made at the
last meeting of the ABG, Club
Of 81, Peters A ME. church. which
was held al the home of Mrs EsSic
Leonard, 1909 Smelling Ave, on
Sunday, March 10. The report
shows that the project was n
huge success and that members
through individual and small
group efforts have brought IN n
total 10 date Of $2lS8o.
Visits Ia Dea MoIRcSl Mrs Dor
II Anderson and children. GA Ere
mont Ave N. returned home FRI
day, March ~ from Dies MnineS
Iowa, where she spent a few days
visiting relatives and friends
Attends Fathers FIIRcTRli Mr.
Sam Watson. 1903 Bryant Ave, N
returned home Saturday. March
II from Malvern, Ark, whore he
was called on account Of the
death Of his father. Mr.. Walter L.
Watson. who died February 20
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20
BIRTHDAY GREETINGS
~. Paul

Mar ~ John A Chapman, iIb
wacouta St, Lucille Brown, 400
n Dale st. Mrs Dorothy Scott,
500 W. JcRSaminc. Janet Arm.
strong. 1856 Rondo Ave, Diane
Jones. 1922 Rondo Ave, Carmen
Henderson 73i st Anthony Ave.
Mar 20 Richard L. Stokes, Sr,.
1877 81 Anthony Ave, Judy Jones
7O7 West. Mrs, Matilda GoEs. 800
Fuller Ave.
Mar ~ Mr.. Gordon Kirk, g3S
Carroll Ave, Mrs, Hazel X How.
land. 6S3 Carroll Ave, Lloyd Gam
Dol. Jr. A38 Arundel Ave
Mar. ~ Roland Mcfarland.
1915 Rondo Ave. Thomas Light,
66I w. Central Ave. Mr. Howard
T.. johnson. TAO 81 Anthony Ave
Mar 2b John clifford Harmon,
B33 W. Central. Mrs Jessie Sweat
1909 Carroll Ave, David Williams,
5s7 Carroll Ave
Mar 20 Green Watson, 900
Rondo Ave Georgia RuEsoIl. Doty
BI3 81. Anthony Alfred Parrnn,
$40 ~ Anthony Ave
Mar. n -Wilad seat0n, 1920
Cumberland. Mr. Walter Bennett.
s72 81. Anthony Ave. Mr. Arthur
" = Rhodes, $40 St Anthony
Ave. Mrs Mamie Little. $40 Ron
don Ave. Connie jackson. 87s ~
Anthony Ave, Rev. Floyd Massey.
Jr.. no 81, Anthony Ave. James
". Thomas, 4b8 Carroll Ave. Dor.
don Carter. ~. Paul
Out OF Town birthdays
Mar. n John Kendall. Jr.. De
trOit. Mich
Mar. ~ Reginald johnson.
New York city.
Mar 20 Ray PnnRie, Gotham
Hotel, Detroit. Mich.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

N. on Sunday. March s. She left
for her home on Sunday, Mar. 8.
Baptized: Michael Gregory. in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Brady, Jr.. 1901 Third Ave. s.,
was baptized on Sunday Mar. s,
in st. Leonard Catholic church
The god-parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Tyler Howell, Jr.
Twin City Maids & MAtrons:
The regular meeting Of the Twin
Maids and Matrons Bridge Club
will be held, Saturday. Mar. 81,
at the home of Mrs. Donald ].
Brady, sr., 5000 Fifth Ave. S.
Return Home: Mr. and Mrs.
Charles w. Glenn, 3640 Fourth
Ave. s.. who have been visiting in
Hot Springs. Ark, returned home
Wednesday, Mar. IL. after three
weeks Of basking in the sunshine
and warmer weather. which they
report was very beneficial to them
both.
COnValescant: Mrs. Lee Rich
ardson, 6l9 Olson Blvd, who has
been confined to her home for the
past three months due to illness
is much improved.
Visits Sister: Mrs. Dean Wilson,
a prominent beauticiAn OF Tulsa.
Okla, who attended the Beauti-
clans convention in Detroit. Mich.
arrived in the city Thursday, Mar.
IL. and is the house guest OF her
sister, Mrs. C. w. Mcconnell. 6l2
Colfax Ave N Mrs. Dean will
be in the city for ten days.
Baptized: Tyler Jerome. infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs Tyler Howell
Jr. 1922 Oakland Ave. was bap-
tiZed on Sunday, Mar. 3, in st.
Leonard Catholic church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Brady. Jr. are the
godparents.
In Hospital: Mrs Jessie Beard.
Jackson, 100 Humboldt Ave. N,
who has been in Northwestern hos
pital since Mar. 10. Is in fair con-
dition.
Purchase New Home: Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter McElroy, 4O4l Clinton
Ave. are receiving congratulations
on the purchase of their second
home at 4033 Clinton. The home Is
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Wendell
Helm and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
McDuffie.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

Union Prayer Rand The Union
Prayer Band will meet at Mt
Obvct baptist Church, 500 w
Central Ave, Sunday evening,
March ~. at \ p. M, for n candle
light conservation service, scven
churches are cooperating and Rev
H. II, Hunter Ia the host pastor
We shall be expecting you,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20
MILL 10 MAU MATS N
KENYA FOREST

Sairobi. Ksnya lASPJ-- In
their biggest battle against anti
white Aau Nau unb@Smsn last
week, British and KHDya forces
routed 9 native gang after killing
II Of IL members
The action took plArs IN . BAN.
BIO forest On the SiOpss 81 Mount
KsnyA near the royal lodge Of
Queen Elizabeth, whsrs she was
staying when she heard 81 the
Death % her father.
A eO.msn gang had been raidinE
the area. dlSATnainE native guards
and driving of sheep 4 combined
patrol of army and police overlook
them and JOiDed the battle, Others
In the EanH are nav bsinE hunted
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

BW.U. Meeting: The Baptist
Women's Union OF Minneapolis,
held an all day meeting on Wed
nesday, Mar. II. at the Grace
Baptist church. The guest speaker
was Miss Violet Das. OF Delhi.
India, and her subjert was The
Stars That Becksn"
B.S.C.P. Auxiliary Meets: The
Womens Auxiliary to the Brother
hood OF Sleeping Car Porters held
their regular monthly meeting as
the residence OF Mrs. Robert
Payne, 1920 Elliot Ave. on Tues
day. Mar. II.
Home From Hospitals: Rev. Z,
J. Henderson. 1929 Bryant Ave, N.
returned home from Fairview hos
pital on Friday. Mar, Is. He did
not undergo surgery as was re-
ported.
AntIer Guard Meeting: The
Antler Guard met at the ST. Paul
Elks Rest, 5Ss Rondo Ave. on
Sunday. Mar Is. Major A. J.
Lewis issued commissions for the
ranks held. Plans were made for
the coming Regional conference
which will be held in Wichita,
Kans. in July.
Weekend Visitors: Mrs. Jackie
Turner and Miss Shirley Turner.
of Des Moines. Ia, mOtored to the
city Saturday, Mar II. TO spend
the weekend visiting their cousins,
Misses Shirlee and Gloria Brown.
3749 Fourth Ave. s.
New Residents: Messrs Ronnell
Brown and Lloyd Massey of Des
Moines. Ia. arrived in the city
Sunday. Mar IS. and they plan TO
make this city their home. Mr..
Brown is a former member Of the
Wings Over Jordan" choir.
Twin City Forty Club: The Twin
City Forty Club met in the under
crift Of st. Thomas Episcopal
church on Sunday, Mar. rs. Flee
ton Of officers was the order OF
business and the following officers
were elected: President. Boyd
Crawford, reelected; vice presi-
dent, DR. Norman Howell. secre-
tary Wendell c. Jones: treasurer.
Mrs. Clarence Roper. Harold c.
Jones was appointed chairman of
entertainment for Minneapolis
Chairman for st. Paul has not yet
been appointed. Plans were dis
Cussed for the annual Christmas
party, which will be held in Min
neapohs this year.
Breakfast At Church: The choir
Of st Thomas Episcopal church
served breakfast following the
morning worship, Sunday. Mar IS,
which was well attended On FRI
day night, Mar. 10, a Lcnten sup
per was served at the church
Des MOInes Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Fraction, 3S41 Clinton
Ave, were pleasantly surprised on
Saturday. Mar. II, when Messrs
and Mines. John Moore, Bill
Thomas and Mrs Evelyn Holt Of
Dcs Moines motored In for the
week end visit. They left for their
home on Sunday. Mar. IS.
Morocco Club: Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Owens. 2574 Hardwood Ave.
St Paul, were host and hostess 10
the Morocco Club. After the bust
ness meeting. delicious lunch
was served, The next meeting viii
he social and viii be he'd ~ the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l., II. Den
mis-, 2442 Fifth Ave, s., on Mar n.
LaIsseE -ROUs-falre Bridge Club;
The regular meeting Of the Lais-
seZ-nous-faire Bridge Club was
held at the home Of Mrs. Burie
Carmichael. 37i4 Fifth Ave. s, on
Saturday. Mar II. Prizes were
awarded as follows: First. Mrs.
NJ. X. Mcknight, second, Mrs. o.
l. Alexander: third. Mrs Clarence
A. Anderson. The next meeting
will be on Saturday. Mar. Is, at
the home Of Mrs. NJ. K. Mcknight,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20
The WAY | SEE 1T
Z BIZ NELL DODSON RUSSELL
NEW YORK CITY

This is great big wonderful latter leave HaTem
Wonderful Town happens the the
Broadway Winter Garden Monderfu
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

Mar. 20 Mr.. and Mrs William
Mcintosh. 1914 Bryant Ave n.
eleven years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

Pay your Rsssb0y promptly.
Every EgturR TIP ~ has "a MAKE
10 collect from yo1 TedBosa hIs
"vOfIt. and insight discourage ths
yyIaR baaaseaa man.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20
WEDDING ANNIvERsARIES
~. Paul

Mar. n Mr.. and Mrs Turner
Price. 7Os RIndO Ave. 20 years,
Mr.. and Mrs, James Ward. 475
W. Central. II years, Mr. and Mrs
Luther Logon. TO W Central Ave.
II years.
Mar ~ Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Reed. 752 Carroll Ave seven
years
Mar 70 Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Tyler. g94 West Central Ave. ~
years
Mar n Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
r. Sanders, COZ RDndo Ave. three
years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20
Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS 4

Iowa Visitor: Miss Rosie Williams of Council Bluffs Ia
spent the week end IN the city the house guest Mr. and
Theodore Woodland 1903 Lyndae Ave n and Major G r.
MendoSa She arrived March On Saturday evening March
she was the guest of Mrs James Bobo her club party
breakfast Major Lureno Washington 545 rard Ave
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20
Social and Personal
* ST. PAUL

PinoChe Breakfast Club Mrs Addic Few, 6ia Igchart
Ave, will be hostess the regular meeting of the Imochle
breakfast Club Saturday, Mar. 2l
Returns Home From Hospital Mrs Ralph Ward go West
Central Ave. who has been III for the past weeks returned
home from the Northern Pacific hospital where she
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

N print right up closing.
Belle Bette repeatedly unhappy about almost from the
The week ending when Davis illness
caused cancellation Of three performances the show dned
&l2Ot EccnbaCk SsTS "TwoS
scheduled IA closing
illness" rendcrd Miss Davis unavailable right the heel" of the
bONOfce
End Of the show starring Miss Bette Davis
Broadway stage people usually with closing
notice inevitable The closing notice WoS Company
wasn't clicking in spite Of the Davis However the illness
and exhaustion of the which made impossible her
have been FASTENED by the brilliant Of another
Hollywood star?
Meanwhile Daily had
lowing nasty little nice item on March lAh:
Collapse of Bette Davis has WV GAspnG
plantations explanation g to
material Is Top sketch the show given David
Burns Bette rejected for personal because she dreads
sketches OkRycd BanLhcad sketch
much argument In addition everything else she phy
Ca down. unable to cooperate with her publicity staff
the dOWnhn after the opening You
small bet she won't try a musical again"
Clear the boys It's to be wnchen and sul
van as of the March l4th edition Of the Daily News
Mr. George f. sokolsty gentleman
Manhattan page
o. Friday March 18th:
There a time when It difficult Indeed get
Congressional committee InestGat
Ing Communications everybody want to get into the
Repeat an item from this column February 21thi
"sncc last November Il has become safe ." h. known
anti CommIe Now everybody wants to get into the act
And how much doe. Brother soEO.Ey get for writing
column?
married watch your The lady
responsible that duedGed blade
spite depaos percent
use razor on their legs and under arms
will putting poaroid eyeglasses
BID films bothered
drafted things the theatres hand
Spend half Of time trying to keep them
NeighborhOOd viewing
enjoy broadway Eoeru played
the Main thing happens every People
into the downtown district the
critical than neighborhOod
the home bailWick
Unhappy timing A big the company digmfcd
the department
crack One Of co-~orkers a straight
dry Of humor had Just
Who lost her boomers ?"
Complete disruption in the immediate vicinity.
The Negro must chang" The handwriting : a
The old days
be- We on an IneTna-
tona scale Negro fighting
and 10 read the casualty lists dying In Korea-
Negroes have stake this country. place TO
except here "fathsAnd" peoples
other darker countries
dominated In Africa Negro
LEe Of finding his way
The Negro lie story oG In
Justice 20 every corner Of the world
There has been
Let us keep u that win
VaBcinE tinseaL
Finally up smms Angarola At crosnRer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-18
BY Charles E. TroceweN

No, to a man they backed up the
boss. and agreed with him that GER
tainly no one had to write thousand
words to get a big headline on his
story.
Nonsense they all agreed, al
though. all knew that the youngster
had spoken only the honest truth.
I'VE never say we don't know
It is also a good idea, in everyday life.
not to be I'm too great rush, some
times, to say you know. even if you do
Life is more complicated. indeed.
than the schools teach.
There is a difference between truth
and what one may say. as many an
ambitious person has found out.
The truth is the truth, however. and
shall prevail.
So, why worry?
The truth has way of making itself
known as the truth. at least in the long
run, and sometimes more quickly. The
painful way some persons have OF
hurting it out, truth. no matter whom
it hurts, is unnecessary, at the best.
and impossible, at the worst.
Never say you don't know, then. but
keep q firm grip on this. that no one
can be supposed to knew everything.
therefore row and them lat least. he
may be supposed brave enough TO
admit that he simply does not know.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-18

I'VE never say we don't know" said
Miss -
This is what the New York Times
says the lady at the big city's official
visitors information center says, and it
is very accurate newspaper.
I'VE never say we don't know"
It is, really, a sort of modern slogan,
Nobody will admit he doesn't know.
or she doesn't know anything.
The desire to be right at all costs. or
at least never to admit that one doesn't
know, has reached pretty pitch.
There are thousands of situations
where one simply doesn't know. but it
is brave person today who will adj
NIT it.
Universal education, on which the
United States has put its hopes, tends
to raise up a nation of wiSecrackerS,
and hence know-it-alls.
Naturally, one who knows it all
simply cannot ever admit that he
doesn't know.
At the worst. he never admits it.
Some sort of evasive answer is good
Americanism. evidently, as well as liv-
ing up to what one has been taught.
Not that our schools deliberately
teach children never to say they do
not know. Heaven forbid.
They simply inculate it, by the very
attitude Of teachers and pupils.