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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-10-22

r,,nily ware weel.end yi.itor, IN
hruih ana PI''sDurgh' ia.
Misc Snsv Smith e,tar,,i,od with
two t,h,os or bri1ao ~ -la,. ha,,a ~,
Ndnr .,rao, IN T,osda,, oyonina
Proprietors of Backbone Noun
n.au,I .a'I,.'.,.4;,', o' ~ So a,;t
,,atI "
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Matthias and
daughter, Mary Anne Fairmont. w.
va. and Mrs W. w Sharps, New
burg w. Va. were guests Of Mr..
- '''''''''''i''' va ''''''
Miss Catherine Gaule. Baltimore.
executive secretary for the Mary
land Foundation for Infautlc
Paralysis, and her mother. were
guests this week at the William
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward f. Smouse,
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. W. Englander are
spending several days this week in
New York City. They were ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les II. Mclntire, of kensington.
Jobn p Ualsav SON of Mr. and
MIS- ooilyio H.Isoy of doom Craal,
Lake who is . student at North
orr, Higb school is rocune,atino
from a broken leo. sustained about
two weeks AGO while practicina SOC
cen.
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Friend and their children spent
the weekend in Baltimore visiting
relatives. Mrs. Vertie Phillippi re-
turned home with them on Sunday
night.
~ -,
n ~ Wy - '',' ~ -; 49,
~ -.
lon. W. va ana Oakland. Ihey are
Guy frailKiih becNiilan' u JACK
IKE Lea'flce JOY lfarsh, nay w.
Judy Joseph SPald ana KUN
"olle'
Holm, IT C,,.te,. county,, ao,icul-
+,,.al ooant. NIiss F+ba1 Grove
homo DEMONSTRATIONS oran+. md
James lIcHan,v assistant countv
aoan+ ovnoct tn retn,n to Oakland
toda,, from Colleoe Park where
thav attended am extansion leaders
conference tho first mart of the
week
feueflck heIS' ol baII!iIoIe'
NISIteo rel9llyeS At Deer ARK IaSl
wen anu i0-' 10y 10
CdgO WlCfe ne ATTENDED tne bbJn
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Oakland Personals

~ ana Hl,. "''' N''eaf' OF
W "et'lns' W. =" were "rrN-euo
guests OF W.T. a'0 WIS. =" ~ l'h-
WIS, y 'rH'' ~ mayer 'rlurn'a
nome SUNDAY if'm New l"fN Guy
"h'f' she I'o N"'''i''i'o lof "
9S'. ana WIS. +N'!'' lop'''"" ana
som Ian E'eY F'e'o' va spent 'n'
"''h-e''u mere WIN MS parents
Jackie NlRi'l Us ",'ehoH'g nome
coming "'''VI'ieS inns weekend at
lnc university oil AIao"A'"' near
W. '','' W. = - ''''" ''''i ''i =
W. w, ''''eS,'"H .|' ST. e'''S'"i =
q" "''''' '''E VIII 7I''' '"'
"'''''' '''''''''a'
" ''''.' W ~ - ''' -, ''''''' - %
.'''" ~ ''''',' ~ '','',,'''' ~ ~
".F W ''.' W '' '''''''''" MICS
Mrs. +. H. Field returned home
several DAYS in Wilmington. Del.
$40 80 ~ " '''''''' = WILL '''''
MIS-. +. j. Rowan VISITED her
son and daughter-in-Ia" Mr. and
Mrs. William Rowan ana family IN
MIS-. Iiuluah Lll'i'ldh mas re-
turned from iolcuo' y" accom-
P"I'Ieo pN ieI u o'neI-.i'-iaW ana
SiS'ei' MI anu WI d W. D. "'cA''S'
Nh. and Mrs JuIius RenninUer
,,4, ,..a.i. IA ,,i.;.a.. - NJ
po,,;,,.o,.,.. roo+,.r H.. \
p,aa.J,,..4o,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Murray,
Of near GreenShurg, Pa, were
Murray at her apartment on Third
street.
Mss i-o''Se n'S''N' VI ""'ue'''
'ie"' p"S'o'' 'i''Ss, N'9.''0 i'ti
,'''''' -''' D., 80 - .'''i'' q ''''
Washington, =. {.
Tho r4or,o,,,al,o,.s. Fnn ,o,.ty fo,
o,,o,,,oro ,,.iu No hold ot tbo cu,-
r,.ida crorqo ball ON Friday il
,vos annoprcod Nv tho cunnvsida
r4on,nr,aLors, nr,b
Or. +. l. Baumgartner and DR..
Thomas Lusby are planning to at
tend meeting OF the New York
Academy of General Practice i'm
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-16

1851 PONTIAC convertible. Cream
colored. all extras, tires one
month old, Best offer over 81 500
takes it. Cash or terms. IS Sigsbee
Rd., after 5 PM. junl3-6tx
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.Increasem
Postal Rates
Is Discussed
By WILLIAM ?. ARBocAsT

BY WILLIAM p. ARBocAsT
WASHINGTON tR-Laek Of time,
plus political considerations. may
put off until next year congress
sional action on the administration
request for a hike In postal rates.
The request By Postmaster Gen.
eral Summerfield Is due to be
made formally later this week.
II win be up TO the House Post
Office Committee to determine
what should be done about 4 50
far as the House Is concerned. Mar.
tin told newsmen.
Chairman Rees (R.Kanl Of that
committee said he was willing 70
consider the proposal but wouldn't
say whether he was for Or against
Il. He pointed out. however. that
lengthy hearings probably would
be necessary because Of The CON-
plexity Of the subject.
with congressional leaders aim
ing for adjournment ~ July 81
Rees said the committee would be
hard.pressed for time Il . CONE
prehen6lve bin Is % be considered
this year.
Other members Eoted that when
the last postal rate bill vas passed
BY Congress, House hearings alone
lasted about six weeks.
They questioned the political wis
dom Of boosting postal rates, par
slculariy those for first-ciass mai,
al ! time when Congrets l. dong
nothing about reducing Individual
taxeA.
while Sammerfieid didn't d.
close details q the proposed "
creases, congressional sources Gal1
they expect him 70 ask fer ~ ~
crease 81 ! cent u The preseat
, cent cost of mailing = lestar.
They said this uouid add an esd
mated IS mllllon do44ra - postal
revenues Yeariy,
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3-Cottages For Rant

ONE BEDROOM Cottage. 1928
Fogarty Ave. may2s-tf
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Number. Please

PTTTsFTELD. III - - A htr4
That initiates 1 ltlephoas BEL 3
maK5ag Is hard iov 1seor3s - Ne
Cam % Natrk telerlsloa.
As sodn as ne sets cemfortNhiN
planted il grbnl q kiS 81. hs kear1
ne ieiephone ring He anawefa 8
sud i taked, 'Namber. psata
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UNIFIcATION NEEDED

WASHINGTON - = The So
KaFeaa amhassador. fsa Gas
Yasx. saye nat ssleSs - g.
tatlie9 eesatfy Is nnaed tha
nagtAesn parida 81 - eoneleae,.
xzns aamasz@z aa9 - berpmw 4
plTt q Rff ora
sAaxe1As. Ne s2a3 e. : ID Noa4
.sst - koreans ars btius FaeT
fapated Nish CAsese Cen mnaisis
--fsorsagsssy tn1esxssa1ed con~
msasissn1 Karssns ere s9
q. Msasses e
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FOUR room furnished apartment.
Apply lbs Margaret ST. or
Phone 2-S2sQ. janelS-d
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
10TH JUDICIAL COURT IN Ann
FOR E0NROE COUNTY. FLOP
IDA. IN CHANCERH.
NO. 1859
ERNEST r. SMITH,
GEORGE NJ. ROBBINS, ct al.
Defendants
ORDER or PUBLICATION
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
TO: r. H. KNOX and ELoIsE n
KNOX. 1905 Street, san Diego,
California: WILL ROERNER and
SOPHIA 4. BOERHER. 1905 r
Street. San Diego. California. Snd
GEORGE NJ. ROBBINS and IL alive
and married. MRS. GEORGE n.
ROBBINS, his wife. and II either
or all of the said defendants be
deceased, then the heirs. devtsees,
grantees or other claimants by.
through or under them or either OF
them. deceased or otherwise and al
persons including the unknown
spouSes OF said defendants having
or claiming any right. title or in
1 terest In and to the following de-
scribed land situate In Monros
County, to-wtts
Part of Government lot 2. Is
land OF Kew Largo. Sectien 2
Township so South. Range 90
East. Monroe County. Florida.
Begin at the Northwest corner
OF the Southwest quarter OF
Section :. Township SO South,
Range 40 East and run $50
feet South along the section
line 10 a point OF bsginning.
From this point ran directly
East about 1890 feet 20 the wa
teriine. This il the Nertherm
boundary line. From the point
OF beginning run go feet South
along the Section line: thence
East about 700 feet 20 the Wa
ter line. This 10 the south
boundary.
YoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that a suit has been filed against
you en- the above styled Court 20
quiet title 20 the above described
lands IN the name Of ERNEST r.
SMITH. and you are hereby re-
CURED 70 serve copy Of your An-
swer or other pleadings on ire
P F,sinsl las as SapeS: Rsndanw. III
ami, Florida. and file the original
IN the office OF the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court In aud for Afenroe
County, Florida. on or before the
1efh day OF July. AID. 1855 ether
wise the Allegations % said bill 81
complaint viii be taken a. con-
fessed against you.
DATED ~ Miami. Feridas thta
sth day OF June, A,D. 1888.
Ns'1'e tsdl EART. n. ADAMS.
Clerk OF the Circult Court.
juna-I6-2s- 90. july1,lsh1
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26--L.ots For Sale

2 LOTS, 50 x 100, also rs x 100.
Alberta & Waddell; block from
ocean & Casa Marina. Sacrifice. nj.
Herman, Caroga Lake, N. Y, Box
54. jun2 IF
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38-Automobiles For Sale

FOR SALE cheap, 1913 Ford Jeep
and 1887 Ford coupe. 1881 Poin.
ciana Place. Phone 2-6426.
jun12,St
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LOTS FOR SALE: Filled or I'm
filled. Very reasonable. Call
2-s721. may21-tf
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NAVY 1T. has orders, must sell
prior July 1, 3 bedr. Sunshine.
Handicapped, fenced in yard, jail
ousies, stove, refrigerator and auto
matte washing machine. Make Of
fer. 2120 Fogarty Ave. 2-76S3.
jun16-13tx
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EFFICIENCY APT. near Navy
Yard. Coaple ONLY. no pets.
rtee o~gsnixasEon, Al Fleming
" IAcaa litll. hlnelSu
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1850 CHEW. 2 door. New paint job
Low mileage. .1l07 Fleming, after
S PM. jun16-5t
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ROOMS and bath. Furnished.
$500 monthly. No pets. 727 Love
Lane, enter from Southland.
jun16-3t
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s0-Legal Notices
(coNTINUEDl

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
10TH JUDICIAL COURT IN AM
FOR E0NROE COUNTY. FLOP
IDA. IN CHANCERT.
NO. l3-SS2
ERNEST r. SMITH.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-16

EFFICIENCY Apt. Utilities furn.
Apply in person, Central Hotel,
Srd floor, RIM. 322. jun16-St
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25-Real Estate For Sale
CONTINUED

FOR buying or selling any kind of
Key West Property, contact Paul
Boysen, 626 Fleming st. Establish
ed 1919. june11 -60tx
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Page J
2-Apartments For Rent
(CoNrINUEDp

VERY desirable apt. for couple.
Good location. Phone 2-2897 or
1909 Virginia. june15-St
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1949 BUICK convertible. New top,
paint, white wall tires. SlO95. 90.
$495.00 cash down. Phone 2-9442
after 5 Pm. junl5 ,Stx
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NesxaE - sgZMxxssg ssagEssz Ehsr
re snss&EN $3.50 ss6sgsMN 60 NA9NNs
ia s98t ehs ANSrF t6a s@8
ease - @a t@k@ "a 81 M29
sEsxs ~ Sc Es@N4s NEFNas M#&
s@ess N8wgSa. asgsa2N - Ts&ssssg
tAs tzs8 fl1 HkMs VITA ~
sierra - $50 9Svs&s aass - S&NM@
r@a f2 as
Isafss M8g Is. 1855
s9sza al MOI %kA8AN
Sass 90 naxs
nNxsx s9ns48egkk&A2
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BRAND NEW, completely furn.
modern 8 bedroom CHS. with
large screened porch, utility room,
large closets, tile features, For
mica, all electric kitchen and auto
matte washing machine. Full lawn.
Asking SIG, 10000. See owners, 1909
United st. iun11 thurs, sat, tues.tf
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FOR Lower Keys property, phone
or write Hudgins, Summerland
Key P.o. iun1, mon thru fritz
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- -. - -
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juns-I6-2s- 30 .Iuly7.1sba
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Is ROOM furnished house with all
electric kitchen, hot and cold
water, sleeping porch. 1908 Staples
Ave. Inquire rear Of SO Petronia
st. jun15-3tx
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4-Houses For Rent

HOUSE for rent with Frigidaire,
stove, Bendix & rugs. PASS Fogar.
ty, corner Of It'll. jun1O-6,
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MODERN efficiency. Utilities and
linens furnished. 5000 weekly.
l224 Seminary.
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ALL ELECTRIC. Sleeps four. No
pets. $500 monthly. 1924 Wash.
ington st. Phone 2-614O. junl6-3tx
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3 BEDROOM furn. TOPPING Home
2114 Staples Ave-, Available un-
til Dec. l. Phone 2-35S1 tor appt.
june15-2t
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APARTMENTS and sleeping
rooms. Nicely decorated. BY day,
week or month. Stutz Hotel Apis.
80 Fleming. 1unel-u
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a-Aparsmsnts For Rent

EFFICIENCY APT. Couple only.
No pets. Utilities supplied. Stone
Hotel, 921 White st. may26-24n
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Read The Citizen lIaa.ifIea
Ads For REAL Bursainsl
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HOUSE for rent. Furnished. AID.
ply 500 Elizabeth st. jun13.3t
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IN TFgE CIRCUIT rGEHT 0F TtiE
M1TEEsTH JUDICIAL aiMIAtI
0p THE STATE OF ELOttAuAa
~ AM ron MONROE COUNT
N CHANEEnNs
Case Na. t1-&eg
ffFs%ET1EFE 2EIss0ss 49,
NEWMAN. Flalhllif.
A1sF<& sSEsT zzAsss
NOTICE. nv PUBLICATION
TO alex Sew sssar
z64 fss@eFmHr street
Patterson. MsW 3ersFF
rot ARB HEREBY AoEEf 49,
that salt Ter n49@rss haN osea 1888
aNktnst geo heretn aHo yes ere -
9Assea - serve = cNpE 90 800
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fsis fhs afsgihzt tksfkaf via ths
rasrk 80 ansE C1avk - - e*fpfe 80
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= Lee : LsNeFse Ff4 CoatsNss Wa e
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DATED sn8s ssh sNN - 1aNe.
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fassk CsfeNst Esafi
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NEWLY renovated bedroom apart
nent. All utilities. Reasonable
rates. 321 Shnonton. junel-h
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l0-Male and Female Help
Wanted
Taasnark Registered U. S. Pstsss oMs

COUPLE to repair and care for
house in exchange special rental
3-room apt. and small salary. s26
william, 2-64O2, 2-6S52. jun16-3tx
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NAMN KsAs6
NOTICE ES fkEsfs E8F fssNEN thzs
ths gms8Fas ansA. aexsrsaN a. eha4Re
&n M@MaAess uHAeg gAM S3sags4nas
naw3s - Eyes FaF The nttna AZ
So ftaEaf kts8es, ICY es.ss. ESNr%
TIA sMx&&sN - register 49, sd
fgsSsss@s nNraA vita 80 Clerk ~
Ere E8tfast Eomss ef NaasaA csmM.
~. ksrt8s
1s&s@a 5mam - 1a1s
AZ eyKTsE 8mf3
ss s1MNsF.
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ONE bedroom, all electric. Private
bath, utilities, linens, dishes fur
nished. M and B Motel, 1913 Eaton
st. june1-tf
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2 BEDROOM furn. All electric
kitchen. Apply 1I2O Truman Ave.
upstairs. jun15-St
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3 BEDROOM furn. house. All cleo
trio kitchen. Children welcome.
l417 Albury. Apply zoos Staples.
june15-ft
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xoT1ce ssnEa glaTffiots

NOTICE - ASS&aa As@NA-ss
sAs as8ssssaeA fstsssNE - 80
aANa Il A@MszskS aN&sr -
s8ass sNs@@ - sM&aass Nasz ENs2
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3lGarden . Lawn
Supplies

F. T. E. (Fritted Trace Element)
Key West Garden and Lawn
Supply. $50 Fleming, Phone 2-69l2
june13-3t
Evening star., 1953-07-26

The very same Porex Superfoom pillow
you've seen nationally advertised for dollars
more! Stoys fresh and cool ond plump be-
couse it actually breothes through millions Of
tiny foam rubber dir cells. Buoyont but not
bouncy, cushony-pIump but it never soes or
Iumps-hos never been known to weor out
Complete with Sonforized zppered cover.
The Hecht Co., 5th Floor Washington;
3rd Floor SilveT Spring and PARKtngton
Evening star., 1953-01-04
ATTENTION, JOINERS!
by Mrs. John G. Lee
NATIONAL pafsIsEnI. lEaesE Of WOMEN vorEas

There are people, however, who
can't say no. They agree to be on
the committee. Sure enough, their
names are down on the program,
but that's it. They never come to
meetings and are never home when
called. They're dead wood. They
are the reason for the assertion,
COMMITTEES never get anything
done," and the provocation for my
second point, serse sOeH.
Now, serving we'll doesn't
mean doing everything your
self. Mrs. A. makes that mistake.
She does all the telephoning, she
does all the research, she leads
the discussion, she even letters the
posters. At the end of the season
she is completely worn out and the
other members of the committee
have lost interest because they
weren't given anything to do.
Another hard worker is Mrs. B.
who has a great interest in her
committee work. She gives many
suggestions, a number of which
prove valuable.
But she thinks every one of them
should be adopted. When they are
not. she goes ahead On her own,
completely ignoring the wishes of
the majority.
Both Mrs. A. and Mrs. B. have
forgotten that they are supposed
to be working sciik otkers, not per-
forming one-man miracles.
Mrs. c. 10 an unfortunate indi-
vidual. She b a feuder and injects
Evening star., 1953-01-04

disharmony into any committee
she Is on. Sides are taken and feel
ings hurt because she lets personal
tiles take precedence over per-
formance.
A GOOD committee, of course,
deserves a good chairman. She viii
keepher group small. for efficiency.
She knows what has to be done
and delegates jobs. She does not
mirepresent the nature or amount
Of work required.
On the other hand, she doesn't
ask people to pad" the committee
or to provide window dressing"
She sees to it that tag ends are
cleared up promptly. And she
shares the credit for a jobwell done.
In this same connection. an
officer who has completed her term
should step down gracefully. She
should not rest on past glory, but
resume the duties of regular men,
bership. Her experience makes her
unquestionably valuable, but she
ouldoFeradvice onlywhen asked.
One final word. Vary your CON-
mittee work. If you have been
serving on committees for social
groups or church societies only,
try a civic organization or even a
political party. You'll learn new
things and that's fun!
4 4 4
PEOPLES PRIVACY 10 inspOr-
tasst to them - don't intrssde,
says II. n. Ocerstreet nest sUeek.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
If you agree to work
on a committee, don't
let the chairman down

TNIE person who hasn't been
j. asked to serve an organiza-
ton for some reason at some time
ID rare indeed. Quite possibly this
has happened to you:
The telephone rings. You 60 to
answer it and in a few minutes
return to the room. long-faoed.
WHO was it," someone asks.
Mary Smith, you goan. ''She
wants me to be on a committee" F."
what did you tell her?"
II said I would -ifshe couldn't
get anyone else"
WHY do 90 many people take
that they forced me" attitude?
Az an individual you are certainly
free to do as you wish. Don't feel
guilty If you don't wish to serve on
4 committee when asked. But,
dcnt hedge. Merely express your
regrets.
II you feel that you would like
to do the job, say 90 Immediately.
Your chairman will be bowled over
with delight. Why accept if she
can't get anyone else? If you're
going to do it, accept cheeTHly. In
other words, be az courteous as
though you were being invited to
aparty.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-22
THOMAS JONES
FAMILY HURT
TN CAR CRASH

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Jones,
Duncan Avenue, and their child
rem, Gary, Z, and Thomas Edward,
eight months, escaped critical in
jury when their car was complete
ly demolished in a head-on collis-
ion with another car on us. Route
AZ, about five miles south of Della
ware Saturday morning.
The Jones family was enroutc TO
Akron to visit relatives when a car
approaching from the opposite di-
rection on us. AZ is said to have
skidded directly into the path OF
their car causing the collision and
the demolishing of both cars.
Mr.. Jones suffered leg injuries;
both children were slightly injur-
ed. Mrs. Jones is said TO have suf-
fered severe head and face injuries
and expects to enter Mt. Carmel
Hospital for observation within the
next few days.
Though nothing definite was
known about the passengers in the
other car, they were reported to
be from Cleveland and badly in
illred.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-22
Grand Jury Indicts Woman
For Perjury In Potts Case
$500 Bond Set
After Secret
Indictment

The Madison County Grand Jury
returned secret indictment
charging perjury against Mrs. Ger
trude Jones during session earlier
this week. Mrs. Jones is the half
sister of Louis Potts, who was re-
Gently sentenced to 20 years to life
for the second degree murder of
Bertha Russell here last January.
Mrs. Jones had testified in Potts
behalf. Potts was defended by Ur-
bana lawyer, Harvey Crow.
Mrs. Jones was arrested and
brought to the county Jail where
she will be arraigned by Judge
James F. Bell, Wednesday, May
27, at 1000 am. Prosecutor, For
rest Sidener, had presented the
case to the Grand Jury and had
based the perjury charge on testi-
Rony given by Mrs. Jones during
the Potts trial.
Mrs. Jones was taken into Gus
tody Wednesday and later releas-
ed on $500 bond Thursday morning
pending arraignment before Judge
Bell.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-22
Madison Local
Hears O'NeiII

Madison Local School commence
ment exercises for the Senior class
was addressed by c. William
O'Neill attorney general of Ohio,
on the subject "The Sky's the
Limit" Thursday night in the
school auditorium.
Musical numbers were given by
the Madison Local School band;
Salutation by Barbara French;
Valedictory by Margaret Ann
Brown. The class was presented by
Supt. Ralph McCambridge with di-
plomas presented by Edgar Smith,
vice president of the Board of Ed
ucation.
Invocation and benediction were
given by Pastor Lawrence t.
Rugh, st. Johns Lutheran church.
The program also included a
clarinet solo by Dolores Harrison.
Music was directed by Kimball
Howes, Margaret Ann Brown, SER
wing as accompanist.
Officers of the class are, Jim
Fellows president; Margaret Ann
Brown, vice president; Elizabeth
Graves, secretary; Dolores Harris
on, treasurer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-22
County Health
Council Formed

A Health Council is an organiza-
ton through which all interested
groups and individuals can study
and plan together to improve the
health of their community; clear
ing house wherein organizations
and individuals can help with in
formation and man power to aid
in the solution of Community
health problems.
The need for an organization
such as this was first realized by
the London Lions Club. Upon in
vestigation, the Club found. with
cooperation from other groups, a
Council could be organized here in
our County.
Following series of meetings,
representatives from various
groups throughout the County met
at the Court House Tuesday eve
ming, May 10. and voted to form a
Madison County Health Council.
Any Club or group wishing to CO.
operate and join with this worth
while organization. please contact
Mrs. Lowell Snyder. President, or
the Secretary Treasurer Miss Ruth
Armstrong, Rural Route, London.