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Evening star., 1954-08-29

CIV Starts Practice
This Week, WithLine
Sherman sBig Worry
By George Huber

The immediate task facing
Coach Bo Sherman at George
Washington University when
football practice starts Wednes-
day morning will be replacing
his line.
Practically everybody who was
anybody in the line last fall, In
cluding Steve Korcheck. third
team All-America at center, has
been graduated. To balance this
somewhat, the Colonials will
have experienced and talented
players at the ends and through
out the backfield. a
There is one notable holdover
In the line. Center Dick Gaspari.
A 190-pounder from Hershey. Pa,
Gaspari was used as a guard
last year while Korcheck was
shining as the regular center and 4
most important line backer..
GaSpari Is the same rugged type
as Korcheck, and he will be at
center this fall. a
Have Only Is Practice Days.
The Colonials will have only
about Is practice days to get
ready for their September l8,
opener at Wake Forest. and In
that time the coaches must fill
out the line and decide where
the sophomore and freshmen.
the latter eligible for varsity,
play this fall under a new South>
ern Conference rule, can be
fitted in.
There are Is freshmen on the
list of go players reporting for
practice. Twenty-three of the
others are lettermen. with most
of the rest up from last years
freshmen team.
There is one returning service
man, Guard Bob James, more ex-
perienced and Is pounds heavier.
Also a help will be Quarterback
Arnle Tranen, unused last year
because Of a eary-season in
jury.
Such familiar names will DO
returning to the backfield as Bob
Sturm and Skinny Safer at
quarterback: Len Ciemniecki.
Lou Donofrio. Bill Weaver and
Jim Wagner at halfbacks, and
Dutch Danz. Joe Boland and Jim
Naddeo at fullback. All aren't
triple e-threaters or All-America
candidates. but it gives the
coaches an experienced group
with which to work.
Situation Similar at End.
A similar manpower situation.
exists at the ends. and it seems
that Coach Sherman at last not
only will have two full teams to
send onto the field. but also q
spot player or two who can be
used in particular situations for
which their talents are suited.
All this might add up to .
brighter picture for George
Washington team, which won
five Of nine last year. But others
are improving too. and GW's
schedule is rougher. Three Of
the teams beaten last year.
North Carolina State, Davidson
and Washington & Lee-are
missing from the program. with
VMI. Wake Forest and Pennsyl-
vania added. The latter two
definitely are rugged additions,
and with such others as Mary
land and West Virginia to face.
the Colonials may find the going
rough this year.
Anyway. practice will be on q
twice-a-day schedule at 8 am.
and 4 pm. until school opens.
The practice field will as usual
be on Frog Island at the south
end Of Highway Bridge.
Evening star., 1954-08-29
ACC Football Yearbook
Available 10 Public
speeiol pi.potch 10 Ihe stor

SPeSiu' StsPotSH 70 wv S'ut
GREENSBORO, N. c.. Aug. %.
The Atlantic Coast Conference
football yearbook. a 1l2-page
volume prepared for sports
writer's and radio sportscasters.
has been made available to the
public. Y.
The yearbook contains pictures.
individual and team records and,
stories of preseason prospects Of
all conference members.
The book is on sale at 81 from
the conference Service Bureau.
Box 1904. Greensboro. N. c.
Evening star., 1954-08-29
Vols Lose Bob Ussey Due to Study Troubles

Tennessee Coach Harvey Robin
son said today.
Robinson said Ussery, q junior
and the only letterman at left
tackle on the Tennessee squad.
was ruled ineligible because Of
scholastic deficiency.
Evening star., 1954-08-29

Oct. 30.
Shepherd
Richmond (FN)
TT. Meade
at So. Carolina
at N. News (FN)
Notre Dame (B)
at Army
Baltimore (S)
at Cherry Point
at W'ch'ter FN)
at Howard
Columbian PREF,
Camp Lejeune
Evening star., 1954-08-29
BY The Assoeietsd Press

BY the Assoeiated Press
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. %.
Bob Ussery, 215-pound tackle
from Raleigh, N. c.. has been
declared ineligible for the 1854
football season, University of
Evening star., 1954-08-29

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Oct. 16.
Montg. J. C.
at Penn
at Morgan
North Carolina
at GaHaudet
ut Pittsburgh
Va. Military
Philadelphia (S)
Camp Lejeune
at TT. Lee (FN)
at Att. City (FN)
Rainh. Prem
Cherry Point
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-30
IT'S later THAN YOU ThiNK
1e44 TEN YEARS AGO = 10

1914 : TEN YEARS AGO = 1914 -, "a,
South Oak St. London killed in action in Italy March s ~
APR 18 Jerry Balo q prominent Mt Sterling farmer Killed O
passenger train at B & o crossing Mt. Sterling L
So engineer London Creamery for % years.
APR oeon May "Cappers Weekly
Troop organized Paul AN1E Church Roger
APR p cup jefferson township Red Gross Fund campaign
aYe aPR reports sa S0s40 Oon turned rs II IN ao o9 & w5 pe
APR "a Madison County Polls open and close on SLOW lime II
o to 73O Only 8 absent voters ballots issued according to H. H.
Connor clerk Board of Elections .ars .t@ :
APR 25 German Clark former deputy Sheriff. in Honor Guard
APR 26 Earl Wilson fined $125 and $50 costs for shooting
pheasant rabbit quail and dove out of season Lays out in county
APR Heffron member London High School
faculty. named Londons Lady Courageous in contest by state
honor to be staged during
showing o picture by that State,
APR % Bob Connor fishing returns with peck OF sponge
mushrooms, first of
APR % Moores opens South Main Street London
Gilbert Mossbarger manager
1924 - 30 YEARS 1924
APR IT, Judge Roscoe obec Madison County common pleas
court assigned to Cleveland for months duty by chief justice
Sheriff F Officer Sherman Clark nine gallons
Of confscated whiskey down the sewer - ,,,,. -
London to operate Fast Time despite no action by London
damaging and Ford which in path of the team
APR H Squire Francis Mcclure gets Bruce Mcanie who con-
holding home Arrest
Apr % Chamber Of purchase
of site for London Armory =" ...,.-
Chapter Lis holds service of Coro-
"a recently moved to London from Resaca
goes into business of buying and selling livestock , -
Shoot Brown of London breaks 30 straight.
APR 26 London Council Daylight Time Red hands on
Court House Clock to show time.
APR q First reported planted Elmer Junk Farm south
APR Sheets West jefferson decorator
sails from New York to spend summer studying and travelling
APR 90 Hedric gets gold medal" winner in music
memory contest in West Jefferson Grade School
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-30
WITH A BUCKEYE IN CONGRESS
BY Clarence j. Brown Member Of Congress 7th Ohio District

number Federal employees reduced by
625 bringing the total number of Government workers down to
236892 The reduction will the taxpayers $18OO1OOO during
the coming
If the Department of Agriculture is right there will be 925 million
bushels of the 1854 The normal corn
is 200 million bushels which means the United States
million bushels this Total
hand of October 1852 48 million bushels and on Octo-
Der !, 1853 769 million bushels
the hydrogen bomb jers and there
that, Man has
almost
already detect and locate bonn
fighters
ceper the world intercept and attack
bombers; deadly guided missiles which will auto
acay destroy invading planes; and huge 4OWng
bomber reaae
enemy cOunter-attack.
labor Wash
during the week of May 10th to confer with Members OF Con-
officials legislative matters
Congress is
the largest representation from the various
labor organizations and groups.
Early Secretary the Treasury Humphrey urged the
consideration of the Tax
may cleared by the full Senate and the Con-
few days said business and industrial concerns are hold
and awaiting
the Tax Bill which is designed to encourage
activity and increased employment
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-30
Employment Report
Deudline April 30

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ohio en-
ployers who wish to avoid the pay
ment of delinquency penalties and
possible interest charges have un-
til April 80 to file their contribut-
ion reports and remittances to the
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment
Compensation for the first calen-
dar quarter of 1854, Ernest Corn
ell, BUG Administrator, said to-
day.
Cornell explained that quarterly
contributions, based upon taxable
payrolls of all employers who hire
three or more workers in any one
day, are actually due at the end
of each calendar quarter. Under
Ohio law, employers are given
the next succeeding month in
which to complete their reports
and mail them, together with
their remittances, to the BUGS
Central Office in Columbus.
Liable employers who have not
received their copies of the con-
tribution form CUCO-2e), which
were mailed to all employers at
the end of the quarter, are asked
to write Immediately to the BUGS
Contribution Department and ask
for a duplicate copy.
Liability under the Ohio law
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-30
HEADQUARTERS
1ST MARINES, 1ST MARINE DIVISION (RElNF), FMF
CO FPo SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA 80


Dear Friend
During past packages have continued
The
decided the that Christmas Party and
five thousand children refugees received
thing for Christmas The long past of but the
need continues That the purpose of this letter.
The months will be Autumn will follow
bitter will be back
helped these poor people through winter
We always be here however, and that why appeal
help. children
clothes youngsters home they don't have nearly
much So with this almost and few months in
which gather and distribute clothing, we have this
important work done long before the need arises
Will help This letter being out through members
the First Marine Regiment. This First Marine project
long operation time a low OF the free
project three these friends box clothing
the tremendous value of the good do We
will the friendship of these people than
before.
could the love and gratitude the faces of those
already helped you'd tell thousand friends you'd do
thing! might this letter local has
before Any editor will gladly this opportunity
Some people everything They nothing
cep you back They that the
help understand
the principles for which stand.
SHIPMENTS clothing donations should be addressed
Assistance Program Marines
Marine Division (Reinf) FMF, FPO, San Francisco
California
bless you love for your generosity know that you
will not let down.
sincerely and cordially,
(Sgned)
EDWARD r. MARTINEAU
Chaplin, u S.
Regmenal Chaplin
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-30
MRS. FLOYD MYERS

Mrs. Floyd Myers, East Fourth
Street, was reported as slowly re-
covering Thursday morning, after
minor operation Tuesday at
White Cross Hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-30
Air Force Display Is
Feature At ChiIlicothe

An exhibit that should be of
interest to each and every Ameri-
can will be part of the Air Force
displays to be presented at the
30 April - 2 May observance of
Hospital Day at the Chillicothe
Veterans Hospital.
The exhibit is the Ground OBJ
server Corps display, which shows
just what part Mr.. John @. Public,
that's you, can play in our nations
air defense.
The Ground Observer Corps
display was designed to orientate
the American public on the inner
workings of this civilian compon-
ent of the Air Forces Air Defense
Command and to assist in the ur-
gent drive for civilian volunteers
in the GOO.
Models of some of the Air
Forces first line interceptor air
craft and a panoram film entitled
Air Defense" are Incorporated in
the display. The film portrays the
role of civilian ground observers
working hand in hand with the
Air Force to thwart a sneak
attack by low level flying enemy
bombers.
The GOC exhibit is just one of
many displays that will come to
the Chillicothe hospital in an Air
Force truck caravan from Wright
Patterson AFB, Ohio, especially
for the Hospital Day observance.
Window sashes need paint to
protect them from moisture.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-30
An Editorial

viii you help $4,000 lives in 1854 and he'll stop
needless injury TO q 900 persons?
the above strikes you unusual challenge you need
read booklet just received from The Travellers Insurance
Companies Entitled THE Passing Scene it their annual pub
caon of traffic accident data in which statstcians have
Iyzed the traffic safety picture in 1888
You would learn that SO 500 people killed and z 4o
900 injured by vehicle accidents last Leafns
through the booklet you would find out why 9s3 made tragic
experienced.
The report makes clear that most of last years accidents
need have happened Most of them caused by drivers
pedestrians who could have prevented the circumstances
which led them TO disaster.
The conclusion clear and the challenge is unavoidable.
Only who do the driving and walking keep the traffic
problem under control
Yes you can help save 500 lives 954 and help
stop needless injury to 2.I4o,ooo persons.
viii you7
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-30
APPRECIATION

APPRECIATION
We wish to express sincere appreciation TO the Fire
and Police Departments and many friends and neghbors
for their great and many of kindness during recent
fire.
MIR. and Mrs. George WickIine
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-30

the Young habit of double-talk.
THE rules governing proxy
solicitation now have forced Mr..
Young to disclose his employment
of the Kissell Organization of
New York as proxy solicitors, des-
pite his earlier statements that he
would not use such an agency.
Proxy rules also have required
him to reveal that commission
statesmen of Investors Diversified
Services, an Allegheny Corp. sub
sidiary, will be used by him as
proxy solicitors.
The disclosures were made last
week in an undated letter signed
by Mr.. Young and mailed to Cen
trail stockholders.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-30
The Madison Press
West Second Street
London, Ohio

Dear Mr.. Conway:
1 am enclosing a letter handed
to me by my Chaplain, asking me
if would send it to my parents
and friends at home.
1 told him I would do so. / sat
down to write when / got the idea
that maybe you would print it in
the Press. So / am asking you to
take into consideration of these
poor South Korean people over
here who have very few clothes
to wear and are living in straw
and mud houses and with very
little to eat.
If even the poor people of the
United States could see what it
is like over here l believe that
even they would send a little bit
of clothing for these people to
wear to protect them from the
cold and harsh winds.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-30
White Says Young
Hired Proxy Firm
To Grab R.R. Stock

President William White of the
New York Central pointed out to-
day that Robert r. Young finally
has been forced to admit that he
is hiring a professional proxy-sol-
letting firm and will use employ
ees of an Allegheny Corp. SUBJ
sidiary in his attempt to seize con-
troll of the Central"
The disclosure, Mr.. White de-
clared, simply shows up again
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-30
Letters To
The Editor

Letters to the editor are en-
couraqed and will be wei
coined. To be considered for
publication they must be sign
ed. Anonymous communica-
tions cannot be published. In
the event the author of a let
ter wishes 90 withhold his or
her name from publication
this desire should be indicated
In the letter. The letter may
then be printed without the
signature at discretion of the
editor if It contains Informal
tlon deemed of sufficient in-
terest to all readers.-ED.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-30

covers the complete quarter in
which three or more workers are
hired in any one day and contin-
ues through the remainder of the
calendar year and for the entire
succeeding calendar year. This APP
plies to all employers of three or
more except those in certain
types of employment excluded by
the law.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-30

feel assured that you will
print the letter nclosed For the
people over here I say Thank you
and God Bless You"
Respectfully yours,
PFC. Ralph A. Jones
The Chaplins letter follows:
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-30
"CATHY" McCkMBRIDGE
is BORN APRIL 27

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mccain
bridge, Richmond Avenue, an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Cathy Jane, Tuesday, April 27, at
White Cross Hospital The baby
weighed seven pounds.
Miss Cathy's" father is super
intendent of the Madison Local
School.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
CAP Mercy Flight Takes
Wounded Boy 10 Hospital

A pair of Civil Air Patrol pilots
made a mercy fight yesterday to
bring a wounded boy to Prince
Georges General Hospital.
The boy, Julio Ganoza, IA, suf-
fered q bullet wound in his left
foot while playing with Q gun
on his grandfather's farm near
Leesburg. Va.
Capt. Floyd e. Davis and Capt.
A. Wentworth Brace. members
of the Congressional Squadron
Of the CAPS National Capital
Wing few to Leesburg to bring
the boy here.
The Bethesda Chevy Chase
Rescue Squad met their plane at
the Congressional Airport on
Rockville pike and took the boy
to the hospital. where the bullet
was removed.
The boys stepfather. Robert
Finney. works for the Aircraft
Owners and Pilots Association
in Bethesda, Md.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
Explorers 10 Map
Labrador Crater

A United States-C Canadian ex-
pedition is preparing to explore
and map in Northern Labrador
q mysterious, perfectly round
crater with q brilliant apple
green lake in its center.
The crater is believed to be
meteoric In origin. The scientists
want to find out II this Is true.
and to study the effects Of the
great ice sheet believed to have
covered the area up to 5000
years ago.
The National Geographic So
ciety.- and Toronto's Royal On
tario Museum Of Geology and
Mineralogy are sponsoring the
expedition aided by the United
States Air Force.
DR.. Victor Ben Meen, museum
director, heads the group. Also
among its eight scientists are
Richard H. Stewart, Of the Ma
tional Geographic Society, and
DR.. Frank H. Rigler Of the Ca
madam Atomic Energy Commis-
sion.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
Marine Chaplain
Notes Anniversary

Chaplain Daniel +. Meehan.
senior Marine Corps chaplain ct
Quantico. Va. will observe the
25th anniversary Of his ordina-
ton to the Catholic priesthood
tomorrow.
Catholic chaplains ON duty on
the Atlantic Coast have been
invited to attend the solemn mass
Of Thanksgiving ct II am. In the
Naval Communications Station
chapel, Nebraska and Massachu-
sets avenues NV. Chaplain
Meehan served In Washington
from 1947 TO 1851 on the star Of
the Chief Of Chaplains.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
Departing Pastor Gets
Sendoff from 500

The Rev. Maurice King today
was getting acquainted In his
new parish. st. Peters Catholic
Church. after . surprise sendoff
party given Friday by the church
he left. Holy Name.
More than 600 parishioners
attended the party In the audi
torium Of Holy Name School.
West Virginia avenue and Neale
street NE. Music was provided
by the Gonzaga High School
band.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
The City College,
New York, N r.:

Twenty-Five evening courses in
Human Re lations and Communi-
cation will begin February 10 at
the Human Relations Center, City
College Baruch School of Business.
They are designed to teach young
business people, executives and
senior citizens how to cope with
problems that make up the core
Of living; and how to improve
speech for business
Included among the new courses
will be a Human Relations Work
shop for Young Office Employees,
which includes a detailed self
evaluation designed to help the in
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
Lou Lutour congrutulutes Chick
Finney Prourum For Youth:

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI = (Glo-
baD-Lou LuTour, noted radio
personality, former st. Louisan
now of New York City, dropped in
at the Carver. Community Center
for a visit while she was here
spending the holidays with her
sisters, Pearl, Sarah and Verna-
dine. She heard a performance by
the "Chick Finney Youth Talent"
Ralph T. Young, Director of the
Center, encourages and lends his
support to the work that is being
done by Mr.. Finney.
Miss LuTour congratulated
Chick on the splendid job he is
doing with youth, and praised the
talented teenagers on the fine per-
fornian ce they gave for her.
Mr.. Finney, popular newsman,
musician and composed, has been
honored numerous times for his
unselfish and untiring efforts in
curbing Juvenile delinquency
through his talent show" for the
last three years.
Miss LuTour, who has gained ma
tiOnal fame for her One Woman
Show, predicted a bright future
for the newcomers and believes
there is plenty of power in youth
and music" Finney is accompanist
and directs all of his talent shows.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
Wesley Methodist

The ritual of the Lords Supper
will be held this coming first Sun
day of, the month at the II O'clock
morning service. The pastor will
deliver the Communion Meditation
Together With Christ" At $50
pm, members of the Methodist
Youth Fellowship will report to the
group on the convention of Metho-
dist youth throughout Arizona,
meeting at First Methodist Church,
Mesa, tonight and Saturd y
Friday, Feb. IA, the district Off
GERS of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service will be guests of
the W.S.C.S. of Wesley, during
their regular meeting.
Sunday, Feb. IA, the pastor and
choir will conduct the services at
st. Paul Methodist Church, 18th
Ave. and Van Buren, at $3.50 and
IL am. services. The pastor and
choir of st. Paul will conduct the
services at Wesley at IL am. on
that day. At the $3.50 service al
st. Paul, the two choirs will be
united.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
lst Institutional Baptist

The congregation of the First
Institutional Baptist Church will
hold it's first religious services in
the church, Sunday morning, be-
ginning with Sunday School at
$3.50 pm. The pastor, Rev. L. B.
Nelson, will speak at 11:30 am. on
"Their Eyes Were On Canaan, But
Their Minds We're in Egypt" There
wilr be an old-fashioned covenant
meeting at $50 pm.
Rev. Nelson will open the 20
nights revival services, Sunday
night at 8 pm, speaking on "The
Christians Passport" Dr. c. A.
w. Clark of Dallas, Texas, will
preach each night, the first week
beginning Monday, at 8 pm, and
DR.. P. ]. Sears of Little Rock, Ark,
will be engaged beginning Sunday
Feb. Ia, through 26. The combined
choirs of the church will sing each
night.
Sister churches of the city will
participate nightly They are Tan
ner Chapel, Phillips Tempe, New
Home, Union, ST. John, st. Paul.
Pilgrim Rest, Shiloh, Fellowship
First Baptist at College, Antioch,
and New Hope from Casa Grande.
A cordial invitation is extended
to the general public to attend
these services.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
Education Notes

ton Mueller, Washington, D. c., as
sistant to the chairman of Wom-
ems Activities of the Republican
National Committee; Norman L.
McGhee of Cleveland, President of
McGhee and Company, first Negro
company to qualify as a member of
the National Association of Secur-
tiles Dealers; George S. Schuyler,
N. Y. Editor of the Pittsburg Cour-
ier; and James Hinton, insurance
executive.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
Virginia State College,
PETERSBURG, Viruiniu:

Virginia State College will pro-
vide extension study opportunities
in three Virginia cities, according to
an announcement by DR.. S. A.
Madden, Director of Field Services
at the institution.
A graduate course In Human
Growth and Development will be
taught, beginning February 4, in
Lynchburg, by DR.. Walter N. Rid
ley, Head Of the Psychology De-
partment. Glasses will be held at
the Dunbar High School.
An extension course will be Of
fered in Norfolk, on the graduate
Or undergraduate level, beginning
February 4, at the Norfolk Di-
vision of the College on Wood
Street.
The third course will be con-
Quoted in Richmond at the Maggie
L. Walker High School with under
graduate or graduate work in
Problems in Modern Education.
These will be taught by DR.. j. F.
Nicholas of the Department of
Secondary Education at Virginia
State, beginning February 2.