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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-20
An Editorial
NEWS FROM THE MEAT FRONT

Some good news for meat eaters category which in
eudes practically in the country has been appearing
lately.
Present trends indicate according TO the American Meat
Institute that this fhe whoppin9 total of 255oo
pounds of meat vii be produced This will be gain of three
per cent last year and ame record that
the meat industry keeping up with growing population
and that the capita supply will around s4 pounds
A Wall Street Journal story quotes government
Pes foecans that most meats will get somewhat cheaper
coming months and that will get much expensive
Slated for drops these think the lower grades of beef
along with veal and pork The hog population has shown par
euary large Jump and expected that this will be reflect
ed in marketing during the next year.
From the producers viewpoint there good foo. The
president of the American National Ca+temen Association has
said that his organization out TO double beef eating in the
years. Of This the Farm observed Judging by
the way beef promotion by cattemen picking up nation
wide, they may do IT,
Meat in the free market under the control of The
natural law of supply and demand That's why get all
want and at a fair price.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-20

Converse, Joan Craig, Beverly
Hanson, ,Roxanne Hickman, Caro-
lyn Latham, Judy Lohr, Bonnie
Strauss, Karen Wilcox, Jim Meek
er, Jack Cornell, John Overturf,
John Roby, David Wilson, Mark
Wilson, Phil Hankins, Gary Miller
Marvin Boerger, Richard Garrison,
John Schreck, Neil Babbs,
Harold Egelhoff, Lloyd Rebel,
Ronald Howard, Raymond Wilson.
The Camp Councillors e.:
Vespers-Mary Kay Dillingham;,
Roger Kronk, Judy Packer, Pat
Dials; Recreation-Willis Bush,
Grace Baldridge, Patty Houck.
Richard Meeker, Norman Dorm;
Campfire-Richard Dunkle, Anna
Ridenour, Ronnie Vincent, Jo-Ann
McDaniels. Charlene Hennis; Con-
servation-Helen Boerger, Shirley
Overturf; Beginners Swim-Carl
Smith and Joyce Paullin. Camp
Nurse-Mrs. Edgar Smith; Exten-
sion Agents Helen Buck, Don
Genres and John Moore.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-20
Tom McNamara To
Be FLA. Delegate
At Cornell u.

Tom Mcnamara, Senior at Mad
ison Rural High School, will at
tend the American Institute of Co.
operation at Cornell University as
a delegate for the Madison Chap
ter, Future Farmers of America,
from August 1919. Toms trip to
the Institute is being sponsored
by farmer cooperatives of Madi-
son County in recognition of the
extensive cooperative activities en-
gagged in by the Chapter. The
State Department of Vocational
Agriculture recently announced
that the Madison Chapter had
placed among the winners in the
Ohio Cooperative Leadership Con-
test r. G.. Phillips, Instructor of
Vocational Agriculture at Madison
Rural High School is advisor to
the Chapter.
Farmer Cooperatives sponsoring
the trip are: Madison Farm Bur
eau Coop Assn, Deer Creek Co
op Assn, Madison Co. P & M Assn,
Madison County Dairy Service Co
op and Farmers Cooperatives
Cream Assn. The local committee
responsible for raising the funds
among the cooperatives to the
chapter delegate to Cornell in
cludes: Owen Ackerman,. Chair
man, Madison Farm Bureau Co
op, London, Ohio; Ed Converse,
Secretary, Madison Farm Bureau
Coop, Rt 2, Plain City, Ohio; and
Ch r les Flickinger, Fieldman,
Producers Livestock Coop Assn,
Columbus, Ohio
Eighteen Ohio FLA delegates
will leave Columbus Saturday
morning, August IA by Grey
hound Bus for Cornell Uni
versity. The party will re-
turn on August 81 after visiting
Niagara Falls and cooperative
feed mills at Buffalo, New York,
D. r. Purkey, Assistant State
Supervisor of Vocational Agri-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-20
Mrs. Horace Jones
Estate $4,000

Mrs. Horace C. Lizzie Hous-
tom Jones, late of London, left an
estate estimated at $40.00000, ac-
cording to her will admitted to
probate in Madison County.
In the first item of her will
Mrs. Jones specified that Ohio
Inheritance Tax and Federal Es-
tate Tax on all bequests, be paid
out of my estate, so that all lega-
cies shall be net to the legatee. -
She bequeaths all clothing, dish
es, furniture and personal belong
ings to Miss Bertha Guy and asks
that she have Mrs. Helen Land
sittel assist her in distributing to
whom they may desire, any of
these personal effects the two do
not want for themselves. Especial
ly mentioned for gifts of personal
belongings are Miss Fanny Vent,
Mrs. Donna Bales Hewitt and
Mrs. Ethel Myers, "for their many
kindnesSeS."
Special money bequests were
left to: John Sherman Simpson, II
year-old-son of John S. Simpson,
Hollywood, Florida, $1,000; Meth
odist Church, London, $1,000;
East High Street Club, Woman's
Club, London Federation of Clubs,
London Chapter Order of the
Eastern Star, and London Chapter
Daughters of the American Revo-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-20
SON ARRIVES

Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Church,
Plain City, announce the birth of
a son at Grant Hospital, Tuesday,
August II.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-20

their Production Planning De-
partment. Prior to his connection
with Lennox, he was associated
with the Ohlen-Bishop Company
of Columbus in various capacities
for Is years. At the time he left
this company, he was assistant
manager of their Lawrenceburg.
Indiana plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard, with
their two daughters, Pat and 10.
are making their home in Flor
ence, Alabama, Apt. K-2, Wild
wood Terrace Apartments.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-20
To Weigh Steers
At Fairqrounds

The Madison County All Club
Steer exhibitors will weigh in
their steers at the fairgrounds
scales, according to the Agricul-
tural Extension Office. In years
previous, steers were weighed be-
fore entering the grounds.
Members should have their
steers at the fairgrounds before
6 pm. on Saturday, August 21.
The All Club Steer sale will
be held on Thursday August 26,
at 2 pm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-20

Cornell University Campus. Ohio
is expected to be among the lead
ing states in point of attendance.
The Institute is sponsored jointly
by farmer cooperatives and land
grant colleges throughout the ma
ton. Annual summer sessions are
held on the campus of state uni
versitieS.
Tom is Vice President of the
Madison Future Farmers of Amer
lea and is a member of the school
bank. He has won the Ohio Flying
Farmer Award.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-20
r. |. Leonard Gets
Fine Promotion

r. L. (Bob) Leonard, former
London resident, has recently ac-
cepted a position as Production
Manager of the Reynolds Metals
Company, Parts Division, at Shelf
field, Alabama.
The past year Mr.. Leonard has
been associated with the Stewart
Warner Corporation of Indianapo-
lis, Ind, as assistant manager of
their Aircraft and Ordnance Di-
vision. He also spent II years
with the Lennox Furnace Com
pany of Columbus, as manager of
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-20
Sis+er-In-Law Of
London Man Dies

Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Whitson,
West Center Street, received word
Tuesday of the death of Mr.. Whit
sons siSter-in-law, Mrs. Jack
WhitSon in California.
The Jack WhitSons had just re-
turned from the island of Guam
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-20

where they had been residing, to
make their home in California.
Surviving re her husband, a
six-day-old daughter and two
other small children.
DAUGHTER ARRIVES
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bauman,
Mt. Sterling R.R. 3, announce the
birth of a daughter at Doctors
Hospital Wednesday, August Is.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-20

luton, each $1Oo to be used for
club activities. .....
The London Public Library was
left books and book cases not
otherwise disposed of.
In the will, Mrs. Jones directs
that the house at ga North Main
Street and all household goods not
otherwise disposed of be sold, to-
gether with other bonds and chat
tells, and proceeds be placed with
other money and disposed of as
will directs.
All the rest, residue and remain
der of the estate remaining after
all bequests as the will directed,
is bequeathed to Bruce D. Lewis
as trustee, to be invested by him
as he deems advisable, the net in
come from the trust estate to be
paid by him to Miss Bertha Guy,
according to specific provision in
the will.
Upon the death of Miss Guy, the
trust shall cease and assets of
trust estate are to be converted
into cash and distributed TO Daisy
Carpenter, Hattie Carpenter, Mrs.
Mamie Carpenter Ferris, Mrs.
Eva Houston Guy, share and share
alike.
Bruce D. Lewis is appointed OK
ecutor and trustee to serve with
out bond according to provision in
the will.
SON ARRIVES
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Church,
Plain City, announce the birth of
a son at Grant Hospital, Tuesday,
August II.
Evening star., 1954-04-29

Mrs. William Spitser, Mrs. Charles
Storey, John r. Jackson, Annie L.
Donaldson, Raymond A. Greer, Mr..
BenntS, Epelyn II. YurceSSen and Keith
L. Allen.
Evening star., 1954-05-04

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two aspirins, then 10 and finally
20. They did not help. The sea
roared ceaselessly.
I penciled a note on a. piece of
white paper and stuck it above
the cabin door. The wording is
from my records:
pain in solar plexus. After
II hours still In my senses, but
think I am about finished"
Turns Cat Loose.
I filled Meekie's bowl with
evaporated milk, gave her all the
fish I had, and united her. I
stuffed Meekie's cage full Of
corn. I took some more aspirins
and checked my pulse. The rate
was a little high. My mind was
very clear.
Now. back home in New. York,
the memory is vivid. The pain
overcame me. and I thought ]
would die. To my mind came
fantastic thoughts: The thin
bladed fish knife is stuck above
the door, and ] would like to
cut the pain out: the water is
only few feet from where am
lying. It would not take much
effort to roll that far.
I thought Of my wife, too, and
of how I had tried to insure
myself for the voyage. Lloyd's
of London had seemed like the
most likely house to sell me a
policy. But Lloyd's had turned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
Priest Hi for Stand
In Mccarthy Row
BY The Associated Press

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-Three
officers Of Freedom House yes
terday criticized Msgr. Edward
Martin for q statement that q
SIS million fund was set up to
GUST Senator Mccarthy. Repub-
lican. Of Wisconsin. from the
Senate because Of his Catholic
ideals,
Msgr. Martins statement, the
officers said. was "a Pigment Of
the imagination Of those who
persuaded him tthe monsignor)
to make the charge which under
normal circumstances would be
unworthy Of attention"
The Freedom House statement
added:
eve resent this statement be-
cause 1t can only lead to the
spread of bigotry and intoler-
ance. It bears false witness and
breeds disunity at a time when
all Americans must be united
in support Of freedom and in OPP
position to the designs Of inn
perialistic communism"
The officers who signed the
Freedom House statement are
Whitney North Seymour, board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
is Days at Sea
Stricken Voyoger Sends sos
After First 3 Weeks on Raft

o'clock the pain suddenly came
again. I waited for it to leave,
as it had the night before. But
this time I could not shake 1t.
It increased, knotting my nerves
and taking my strength.
An hour passed. The deck was
tossing so-as on almost every
day of the voyage-that I could
not take a step without sight
ing a place for my foot to land.
The pain grew worse; it was
completely dark now. AN emer-
gency was on me, I realized. It
was a critical step I took when
I threw the lashings over the
wheel, fastening it in place. I
lay on the deck. The pain had
robbed me Of my power to stand.
to work or to protect myself. Be-
low my head, between the logs,
/ could hear the heavy waves
clashing necessarily.
No Letup In Pain.
I had never been sick in my
life. Even when I had bones
broken, ! had never conceded !
was in pain. Fortunately, I al
ready had my raft rugged for
stormy weather. / tried to fight
it off. but the knot seemed to
tighten. There was no letup.
I waited for even a moment in
which the pain would leave me,
but 1t didn't come.
I would have to send an
SOS; that would be my only
salvation, I told myself. But I
hesitated: A great many hopes
including my own-had been
raised by my venture. The day
was breaking and I was still
in pain.
Once, while working on the
Galveston docks, I fell over back
ward into the hold of a freighter.
My foot caught between two
steel rails, leaving me dangling
by only flesh and sinews, the
bone broken, until fellow workers
hoisted me clear.
But now. 1000 miles out in the
Pacific, was to be a far worse
time-the worst hours of my life.
! tried lying in all positions. /
shouted-in the vain hope this
would bring relaxation. I took
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hours that were to seem the
longest of my life. I have no
hesitation in saying I thought
I would die. And yet to this day
I have not been able to learn
exactly what ailment it was that
crippled me.
Cut loose from the Peruvian
rninesweeper San Martin, I had
moved steadily ahead. according
to plan. Averaging about SO
miles a day, ! had moved north
with the Humboldt current, then
northwest and now west.
Past the Galapagos Islands,
which lie TOO miles off the South
America coast, the Seven Little
Sisters rode through the harsh
seas. I spent the time getting
used to my strange existence. I
had to learn to live with the
clouds and the stars, with the
sea constantly roaring among
the balsa logs. This was my
whole world; it was all had. I
had begun my test against the
Pacific.
tentatively blamed the pain
on the meal had eaten an hour
before cereal and fried dolphin
meat. But I had never had in
digestion before. Moreover, there
was something peculiar about
the feeling: 1t was as If a knot
was being tied into my nerves or
muscles.
I took the usual remedies-a
little bicarbonate of soda and,
about half an hour later, a little
more and two aspirins. These
seemed to help some. After
about three hours the pain left
entirely. and the event left my
mind.
Almost Thrown off Ladder.
The day had been a hard one;
almost all my days of the voyage
to Samoa were harsh. The
weather was severe, it made
steady demands on my strength.
While ! was going aloft to
make some repairs, the ladder
that led up the mainmast began
to swing so violently and with
such speed that it was a tossup
whether I could hang on or would
be thrown to the deck. I swung
my arms inside the rungs and
used my legs to strengthen my
hold as best I could. While the
raft tossed, I was gradually able
to inch my way up, but it was
difficult work and used up much
of my strength. Under the
burden of tasks neceSsitated by
the heavy weather ! could sleep
little. and generally only on my
feet. For to relax risked disaster
The next day, too, broke drab
and stormy and I had to re-
main constantly alert. About 6
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chairman: DIR. Harry d. Gide-
onse. president. and the Rev.
George B. Ford, pastor of Corpus
Christi Roman Catholic Church
and q vice president Of the Free
dom House.
Freedom House is q private
organization set up in l94l with
the aim Of advancing ideals Of
freedom.
|. Msgr. Martin, retired chief
chaplain Of the LIST Army. was
not available for comment.
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me down, writing: 1--WE wish you
the best of luck"
After 10 hours I was beaten.
| rugged up the transmitter and
set the spring to send an SOS
automatically. The set was Of
the kind with two handles which
a man spins to create the power.
The day had gone and 1t was
dark again. Three separate
times I sent the disaster warn
ing. It was only later, Of course,
that ! was to learn that none of
my messages was ever received.
copyright by william Willis. ALI
rights reserved throughout the world)
Tomorrow: ] win my first
battle.
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cYo Board to Elect

The executive board Of the
Catholic Youth Organization Of
Washington will elect directors
at 4 pm. tomorrow in the May
flower Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
lis Days at Sea
By Wilton Willis
North American Newspaper AIliancs


NEW YORK, Nov. Sit was
6 o'clock, the time the days died
with a sudden turn from light
to deep gray, and then dark
ness. A slight pain touched my
solar plexus, the tender nerve
center. But I had spent three
uneventful weeks at sea. and !
passed it of to Indigestion.
I was wrong, as ! was to find
out in the hours just ahead. the
Third in o series Of 10 articles BY a
6l-yeor-oId New Yorker who soiled
alone on O.. roft $500 miles across
the Poetic from Peru to Poso Pogo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-12
Ma ovo c vdmo made spota cd v nogometnog kba % Sudbury

Sudbury, Ont, Can. - Doaskom lijepih dana Hrvat-
ski S. K "Adra' Sudbury Kanada stupa petu godinu
svog delovanja Pocelo skromno mnogim poteskoca
ako da je nakon prve godne rada sjedila godina
zatsja cekan Ljetna 1852 pokazala je mnogo
dobre volje ali dobru igr drugoj polovci natjeca
MIA - bio e prekasno postc neke vazne rezutate osim
svega zato, so mjesu Sudbury postoj wise akih klu
bova prilican broj vrlo dobrh graca.
Sudbury je mjesto gde mnogi start nov doselje
nc prosl nasl posla zosretna depresa je prieno sa
nja bro Frvata gradu sada sie rata tai broj jaJ
prestano raste Slicno e drugm nacjama Pa osta
10 deovane ne zapusten nj sportsk rad Uz tr lokana
kanadska kluba Creighton, Mine Mill Garson) Poljac
ima diva svoja kuba {Bieli Orov Poonia), isto tako
Ukrajnc (Stch Lew zatm Tajani osnoval svoj kub
(Caruso), 1858. dr1IStvu prdruzil Madjar
Hungara) Nijemci BLACK Devs). Neki cd tin klubova
privremeno zasta ali vdi po broju kubova da je
ovdje tai sport prilcno razven druge srane da je
sa Adria maa pricno protivnika Prve godine zauzeo
Sc hrabro nesretno zadnie mjesto prvenstvenoj
ljestvic. Druge godne je bo zatse trece godine
nesto sab pocetak = uspjelo pomaknut diva mje-
sta naprjed = dok utakmcama (izlucnim) pokal
dospjeo finale - gdje medjutm izgubo zadnju maj
vazniju utamicu Vec tada mesn sportsk strucnjac
reki, da "Adra" spada medju jedna tr kuba mjestu
koj zaista igraju nogomet.
Uz ne male poteskoce stupilo Sc S mnogo dobre wolfe
cetvrtu godnu opstanka Vec nakon prvh utakmica sv
ma je klubovima bo asno da i'm je "Adria najopasnij
protvnk. dosta prize zavrsetka prvensvenih utak
mica blo je pricno vjerojatno da prvenstvo 1858
odnijeti Hrvati nepredvidene pehove' zadn cas-
NADIA podpunosti ispunila sveobce zadovoj
stvo svih prjatea hrvaskog sporta "Adra" je osvoa
SDFA godisnje prvenstvo t. Henderson Cup,
10 discipline napora bio b moglo drugm kombina-
cijama zauzeti ste poozae Evans Cup Star Cup).
Vrijednost "Adra line igre vidljiva je 20 tome da e
osim svoh navijaca Hrvata mala najveci bro navaca
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-12

(fans drugih narodnosti Maine da Poljac naviiau
poski klub Hrva hrvatski to lokanim sprilikama
spada neku vrstu rodoljublja ali bas kvaeta nash
graGa postiga to- da Jadran naviai swim ezici
Ista stvar e jednako vdjva ba po broju posjet-
nika Samo jamie prvenstva 1858 g. ne tex neki sl
can posedak podpomognut srecom nego je zaista pod
zvrstne igre sposobnosti graca Maine nas graci
cjelom prvenstvu cd "a moguca boda osvoj 19 smJe-
still Sc "a boda ispred sedeceg ljestvc, dok
neki kubov zadovoti tex tri boda cijeloj sezon
rSsbo igrac cijee lige e takodjer igrae Adriae Is
zabijenih goova vreme prvensvenih utakmica 9 60
Iowa Mica Strpn) Naboli goman lige e opet mas go-
Kozlic jmanim brojem zgubenh utakmlca maj
manm brojem prmljen goova najvecm brojem utak-
mica bez jednog primljenog COLA.
Osim svega toga prosih dvju godina neki vro dobri
igraci nabo igraci nekm drugm klubovima bill su
takoder Hrvati Masina, Gajdek Milo it'd. Ia sijedecu
sezonu uspeo e sloziti nase grace Adrij pa
da nasa "Adria stupa novu sportsku godmu nadama
vecim nego kada Nov odbor predsednik Konja, tajnk
zorn odbor: Hruby Mit odlucio e swim sama poradt
jos boje rezuate godne Istna materana strana
je kao uvijek dosada jslabija strana naseg kuba
ali tn doaze pomoc broni pratelji sporta koji ce pr
doneti tai nacn svoe srane zrtvu uspjeh hrvat
skog sporta promicanje hrvatskog imena.
Igrac prosle godine koj osvoji tako uspjesno ga
sko prvenstvo jesu (prv red sic) - Frankie Srpin
Schnder Kozlic Kadragic, Jeinek Gajdek B. - drug
red stoje: Gajdek NJ, Baljkas, Hamburger Milic, Za
diner Jacobson Hruby A. trener Konja. Ne vide Sc ma
sic Hruby K. Capin Ante.
Mozda je jos jednu stavcicu vrijedno zabljezit M
utakmicama "Jadrana" vdjei smo ujedinene edno ze
Iii jednom odusevenu Hrvate Sudburya svh dob
svih mislenja Kad upravo niceg drugog bi bio ve
ovim je mnogo postgnuto to je danas edna cd maj
vech zelja svh graca upravljaca nase "Adrie'.
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