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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
Coach Sow Infamous Attack

AL Dusty Stefano. basket
ball coach at st. Johns Univer-
sity. was stationed at Pearl Har-
Dor on that infamous day-De-
cember z. 1871. He was in the
Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
Hockey at q Glance
BY the Associated Pres!

TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
mo games scheduled in any leagues.l
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Montreal, q: New York, /.
Detroit. q: Toronto, ].
Boston q: Chicago D.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland, i3: Syracuse. s.
Hershey, 3: Buffalo, D.
Pittsburgh 5: Providence Q.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
New Westminster. &: Seattle A.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE (PlayoRsl
Johnstown, g.; Toledo, (JohnstoWh
leads 10 best of three semifinaD.
Cincinnati, 3; Marion. / Cincinnati
wins best Of seven series AID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22

and his car broke through q
fence. and hurdled a high bank.
He escaped with minor cuts and
bruises and was treated at the
Prince Georges County Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
MIA PIoyoffs

TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
Boston at Syracuse.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Syracuse. lob; New York, 80.
Rochester. SO; Fort Wayne. II.
SATURDAYS RESULTS.
Boston. 20: New York, rs.
MINNEAPOLIS. Is: Fort Wayne. IS.
TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE.
Minneapolis at Rochestere.
The Arizona post., 1954-11-19

day, Dec. 4, at the Universit
of Arizona Student Unid
Ballroom.
The affair, which is one I
the highlights of the wintf
entertainment season in Tu
son, promises to surpass a
previous ones in the lineup (
talented professional artist
who will perform on the e.
tertainment program.
Eileen r a d n e r, progral
chairman, who will act as mi
tress of cerem oni e S, a
nounces that the program WI
feature Arnold Bennett, hant
some baritone; Lee Berge
popular comedian who will il
clude clever Yiddish coined
in his act; Lou Winter, glor
flying the blues; the Chor;
liers, consisting of IA voice
blending together in beautiful
harmony; Bob" Elmer an
Bob" Hagerman, as "Midnit
and Alabam," blackfaced Cd
medians with nonsense on
major scale; the dancing c
tiny Ernie Navarro along wit
other surprises.
Jack Reid and his orchestr
will supply the music TO
dancing. Reid is a forme
member of Glen Miller's OF
chestra. The show will star
promptly at $3.50 and dancin.
will follow until 1890 am.
This is the only major funo
raising affair of Pioneer Won
en- and the proceeds will g
towards tn e rehabilitation
education and integration O
all immigrants coming int
Israel from all of the war-tor
countries. Pioneer Wone
work diligently to establfs
living quarters for families
nurseries for children, vocs
tional training for youth an.
employment for women.
The Rishone and ShevI
Clubs also contribute to tn,
various philanthropies in Tue
son and take an active part i
all COMMUNICATIVE drives
Admission is nominal and tw
door prizes will be awarded
The Arizona post., 1954-11-19

On Wednesday afternoon
members and guests of the
National Council of Jewish
Women, Tucson chapter, had
an unique experience at their
meeting held at the home of
Mrs. Paul Sgutt. They heard
a Is year old sabra from Is
rael, Lee Frankel, who is a
guest for a year of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Kane. She talked
about Israel naturally, and
something of what she hopes
to accomplish for herself and
for the benefit of Israel.
Perh a p S more important
than what she expressed in
words was the import and sig
nificance of what she said.
Only indirectly did she refer
% the horror and hardShipS
of the War of Liberation.
The listener soon captured
the spirit. 1t was as if the
youth of Israel were speaking.
Every word conveyed deter
mination and the will to take
on a full measure of RESPONSE
bility for making Israel the
best possible place to live
like America. She said simply
that the youth must do these
things.
Previously she had known
only Israelis and Moslems.
She was surprised and is hap
py with the Christian friends
she has made here. A contrast
can be drawn for Lee told
without emotion that her fam
lily like all IsraeliS) never
know what the next day may
bring-with the Arabs as
their neighbors.
Then she went on to tell
that the new immigrants
brought many problem m S.
Among them the problem of
the handicapped. There are
1000 cerebral palsied children
alone in that small country,
without schools and without
professional care.
Her final words were a plea
that "the day come when you
will adopt me and love me as
1 love you'll ask you to help
me so can hold my head high
when I go back to Israel be-
The Arizona post., 1954-11-19
adj. to Make
Film Survey

The Tucson ADL-CRC Con
mittee is making a survey Q
the use of the Audio Visus
Library at the University Q
Arizona. Mrs. Beryl Greer
berg is chairman of the sui
vey committee.
When the survey is con
pleted, the chairman wi.
make known to all organize
tons the films available. u
cidentally, the film "The He
itage" with c. Loper as con
mentator, which was show
recently on KVOA-TV is il
cluded in the library's colle'
ton.
The Arizona post., 1954-11-19
AL Mems Club
Dinner Monday

The first annual Father
and Son Dinner to be held by
the Mems Club of Congrega-
ton Anshei Israel will take
place on Monday evening at
$50 in the auditorium.
Entertainment will consist
of cartoons for the kids, a
movie of one of the Universe
ty of Arizona's football games,
narrated by a member of the
coaching staff and members
of the varsity team will be
there in person to greet the
kids and their dads.
A delicious menu is being
prepared. Chairmen Irv Fier-
son, Irv Ostroy and Sid Will
liams state in inviting all men
of the community to attend
'if you don't have a son bor-
row one-if you can't borrow
one you can still come and en-
joy the festivities"
Surprises for the young
sters and a door prize for pop
are in store. Admission is
$1.5O per plate.
The Arizona post., 1954-11-19
Gala Cabaret Dance Planned
Bv Pioneer Women's Clubs

A star-studded galaxy of ]
cal talent will be featured (
the 7th Annual Cabaret Nigl
Dance and Floor Show to !
held by the Rishona and Shey
Clubs of the Pioneer Wor
ems Organization on SatU
The Arizona post., 1954-11-19

cause 1 brought back the bf
ginning of a cerebral pals
foundation" She is truly a
ambassador of good will bS
tween Israel and the u. 5. w
need more of it. u
The Arizona post., 1954-11-19

1897. Tucson ArIzOn
Telephone paper published by xSewh
under the
Inies mo. xcS p~ynbI
The Arizona post., 1954-11-19

Arizona Post, Nov. 10, 1854
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-10
NY. Union Officials May Be Cited for Contempt of Court for Port Tie-Up

NEW YORK, Rl-While an esti- mated 500 longshoremen marched outside the courthouse, a federal judge Tuesday called on three union officials to show why the officials should not be cited for contempt of court in a tie-up par alyzing the port.
 The order, signed by Judge Da- vid N. Edelstein on petition of the National Labor Relations Board, named three officials of the old International Longshoremen's As sociation. It is returnable Mar. 16.
 The NLRB contends they ig- nored a federal restraining order issued last week against picketing of the piers. The board has asked that the union be fined $100,000 if it fails to end the tie-up and an additional $25,OOO for each day the tie-up continues.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-10

Carthy Monday with a formal bid for equal radio and TV time to reply. He stressed that Stevenson spoke as leader of the Democratic Party.
 Thus, Hall wired both big net works that "this is not a matter for personal rebuttal by any in dividual," an apparent reference to Mccarthy, with whom Hall diff fered last week over the Senator's conduct of an investigation of Army handling of alleged Com munists in its ranks. On occasion, Hall has described Mccarthy as an asset to the Republican Party. High administration sources said Monday night Eisenhower himself made the suggestion that the Republican National Commit tee seek free radio-TV time to answer Stevenson and that it was the President who chose Nixon to speak for the party.
 One informed source indicated that the strategy was Ito get Nc Carthy out of the headlines and get our story across"
 It was understood in this con- nection that Hall did not contact Mccarthy before asking the net works for rebuttal opportunity.
 At Philadelphia, Nixon said his scheduled address will reflect the viewpoint of President EisenhoW- CT, "who is, after all, the leader of the Republican Party"
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-10
Mccarthy Spurns Nixon As COP
 Choice for Rebuttal to Democrats,
 Wants Radio Time for Own Reply

WASHINGTON, RA President Eisenhower, it now is known, hand picked Vice President Nixon to fire back the Republican Party's reply to charges by Adlai Steven son that the COP is using "slan- der, dissension and deception" to try to win the coming Congress sional elections.
 But Sen. Mccarthy R-Wis), while terming Nixon an "excel- lent choice" to speak for the party, made it clear Monday night he still expects NEG and CBS to give him free radio and TV time to reply to what he called a "vi- cious attack on me personally by Stevenson, the Democrats 1852 presidential candidate.
 q am delegating to no one the authority to defend me-" McCar- thy told newsmen in New York after he had learned the two big networks had rejected his demand for equal air time but had agreed instead to give the Republican Party 3O-minute rebuttal period next Saturday evening.
 The Wisconsin senator hinted strongly he might take the matter to the Federal Communications Commission FCC, of which his friend, Robert E. Lee, recently be- came a member The EGG licenses and regulates radio and televiSion operations.
 Addressing a big Democratic rally in Miami, Fla, last Saturday night, Stevenson aimed much of his attack at Mccarthy, whom he accused of seeking to lead the Re publican Party to a "malign and fatal totalitarianism." The titular leader of the Democrats also said the Republicans are divided ''half Mccarthy and half Eisenhower"
 Chairman Leonard w. Hall of the Republican National Commit tee, claiming that Stevenson has ''impugned the Eisenhower Ad- miniStration," got in ahead of Nc
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-10
MOVIE HE-MAN'S WIFE ASKS DIVORCE, CHARGES CRUELTY

LOS ANGELES, R-Jeff Chan dler, the movie he-man, has been sued for divorce on charges of cruelty by his wife of eight years.
 Mrs. Chandler, a former actress known professionally as Marjorie Hoshelle did not give details of her accusations in her suit filed in superior court Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-10
Archaeologists Find 2,O0O-Year-Old Mummies In Northeast Mexico

TAMPICO, Mexico, R-T W o Canadian archaeologists, pr. and Mrs. Richard s. MacNeish, have reported finding mummies 2,OOO years old and other ancient relics ranging from possibly 5000 years ago in rugged, isolated Hell's Can yon in northeastern Mexico.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-10
26 Mau Mau Killed

NAIROBI, Kenya., R-Twenty- six Mau Mau members were re- ported killed Tuesday as a battle with British security forces in the F't. Hall, Thika and Kiambu dis tricts ragged on into it's second day.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-10
FOOT CORRECTION By JACK POBUK

blood to the feet and improve circulation. Toes Grip
 Stand with feet together, hands on hips.
 COUNT Grip with the toes as though picking up an object, turning feet so that you stand on their outer borders.
 COUNT 2-Return to starting position. Do counts l and 2 Is times.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-10

Fine Job Printing al inc Nugget
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-24
Christmas Prayer

One of the beautiful prayers of
st. Francis of ASrissi which hava
come down to rG through the CEN
turies is mos appr u riate for
Christmas:
Lord, make me an instrnmant
of Thy peace.
Where there is hatred, let me
SOW love.
Where there is injury, pardon.
Where there is doubt. faith.
Where there is despair. hope.
Where there is darkness. light.
Where there is sadness, Joy.
20 Divine Master,
Grant that I may not so much
seek to be consoled as tn
console;
TO be understood, as to UNDER
stand;
ITO be loved. as to love:
For it is in giving that we
receive,
IT is in pardoning that we are
pardoned,
And it is In dying that we are
born to Eternal Life"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-24
Names Drawn For
Jury Duty Here

The names of the grand and
petit juries have been drawn for
the coming sessions. The ones
selected for grand jury duty are:
Donald Elliott, Galloway, ]. A.
Hopes, w. Jefferson Rte. l, Mrs.
Frank Wheaton, London, Wilma
c. Bradley, S. Solon Rte. l, Mrs.
Robert (Ruth) Buck, London, Rte.
l, Mrs. Wayne tEva) Kelly, Mt.
Sterling Rte. /, Victor Poland, Ir-
win Rte. /, Ralph Booth, London
Rte, 2, Mrs. Robert Richards, Cal
loway, Ralph Comeans, London,
Paul Madden, London Rte. A,
Charles Killeen, London, r. E,
Phillips, London, Earl Frazeil,
Plain City, and Mabel Evans, Sc
dalia.
The names of those selected for
petit jury duty are; Raymond Sol
lars, West jefferson, Donald RE
bel, West Jefferson, Bruce G.
Junk, Rte. 2, Mt. Sterling, Robert
Lacy Rte. 4 London, Clarence DIX
on, Rte. 2 Plain City, Ruby Boyer,
Rte. 2, Plain City, Ruby Boyer,
Plain City, Charles George, West
Jefferson, Floyd B. Hillman, Jr.,
London, Mr.. Jerry Berry, Mt.
Sterling Rte. 2, Ralph Herman,
London, George Peters, London,
Mr.. George Wickline, London,
Earl Heise, Rte. 3 London, Jack
Alder, London, Mrs. Lowell (Vera)
Hollingshed, Mt. Sterling, Ray
Dennison, Rte. Mt. Sterling, F.
c. Harbin, London, Warren Har-
hage, West jefferson Rte. l, FLOYD
Deck, London Rte. 2, Mrs. Fran
els Down, Orient Rte i, William
LevenS, London Rte !, H. z.
Witbeck. London Rte 2, Miss Lily
M. Ray, Mt Sterling. Mrs. Vim
cent Chesbrough, London, Mrs.
Ruth Gittins, Mt Sterling, Mrs.
Russell McShane, London, H d.
Troyer, Plain City Rte 3, Mrs.
Harold Nelson, Plain City, and
Alvin G. Duff, South Solon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-24
Chicago Is Site
OF Band Clinic

Ray Creighton, director of mus
ic in the London Public Schools,
attended the Midwest National
Band Clinic in Chicago Illinois
December 1918. Over four thous-
and band directors were assem-
bled at Hotel Sherman for this
four-day event.
Outstanding bands performing
at the eighth annual clinic includ-
ed the Cass Technical High School
Band of Detroit, Michigan; North
Chicago Grade School Band of
Chicago, Illinois; Greensboro Sem
ior High School Band of Green's
boro, North Carolina; Davenport
High School Band of Daveport.
Iowa; Vandercook college of Mu-
sic Band of Chicago, Illinois; the
United States Air Force Band; and
the Band of the Royal Canadian
Air Force Training Command.
Outstanding bandsmen who took
part in conducting the clinic in
cluded Dr. Raymond Dvorak, Uni
versity of Wisconsin,: Harold
Bachman, University of Florida;
Don Jacoby, Staff Trumpeter with
the A. B. c Networks; Sigurd
Rascher, Saxophonist from Shus-
han, New York; William D. Rev.
ELI, University of Michigan; Clar-
ence Sawhill, University of Cali
fornia; DR.. Edwin Franko Cold
man, Goldman Band, New York
City; H. E. Mutt, Vandercook Col
le0e: Harold L. Walters and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-24
Mi. Sterling Seniors
Sponsor Winter Dance

The Senior Class of Mt. Sterling
High School is sponsoring a Win
ter Wonderland Dance on We'd
nesday night, December %. 1t win
be from $50 to 100 am, in the
school gymnasium. Music will be
furnished by Al Longstreth's or
chestra. There will be round and
square dancing. The public is in
Vited.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-24
ParochiaI Schools
Enjoying Holiday

The pupils of the Parochial
Schools are enjoying their holi-
day vacation. and will resume
studies on Monday, January 3.
School closed Wednesday at
noon with a Christmas party fea-
turing Santa Claus and a gift eX-
change.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-24
New Deputy Added To
Recorders Staff Here

Mrs. Thomas Minner, the for
mer Doris Chesser, has been hired
as an additional deputy in the Of
flee of the Ma1i"on County Re-
corder, Norman K. Jones.
The increased volume of real
estate transfers due to local
building projects, and the new pol
icy of keeping the offices open
during the noon hour necesitated
the hiring of the additional dep
uty, according to the recorder.
RECENT ARRIVALS
Stephanie Kay. weighing eight
and one-half pounds, was born
Saturday, December Is, in City
Hospital, Springfield, to Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Puckett, HaW-
thorne Avenue.
A daughter, born TO Mr. and
Mrs. John Deck, North Madison
Road, at White Cross Hospital.
December Is, has been named
Karen.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-24
NOT GUARANTEED

Whet up your skates, you
young folks told ones too if you
can still take it,, who enjoy
the sport of ice skating!
Word came Wednesday from
Madison Lake by a resident
there who tried it from one end
to the other, that the lake was
frozen over SOLID to the dep
tn of approximately four
inches.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-24
Moose Lodge Has
Party We dnesday

The Loyal Order of the Moose
595 and the Women of the Moose
366, entertained the Madison
County Children's Home at the
annual Chr:stme5 party Wednes-
day afternoon.
The party was made possible by
the support of the London Retail
Merchants Association and other
merchants of London.
Gifts and treats will be deliver
ed to the Madison County Home on
Christmas morning by the men,
bers of the lodges.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-24
COURT HOUSE CLOSES

The Madison County Court
House will close Friday noon
before both Christmas md New
Years and remain closed until
the following Monday.
The decision to close was
reached after a conference of
department heads, according to
announcement today.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-24
Madison Lodge I.O.O.F
Treats Members Here

A special committee of Madison
Lodge No. 70, IOOF, played Santa
Claus to about fifty members and
children, when they distributed
treats Monday night
Members of the committee were
Ray Weimer. Donald H. Rea and
John Deck. Clinton Hutson is no.
BILE grand of the lodge.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-24
Shirley Thompson Now
AT #. Myer. vireinia

Shirley Thompson. London, has
been promoted to ARC and can
now be reached at the following
address: ARC Shirley Thompson,
AA S212124. Box "A, 2044th AACS
So, Ft. Myer, Virginia.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-24
Linda Sue LittIer
Arrives For Holidays

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Littler of
Rte. 3, London, announce the birth
of Z Id. 5 OF. daughter, Linda
Sut, born at Union Co. Memorial
Hospital at Marysville, Wednes-
day, December 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Phillips of
Marysville are the maternal grand
parents, and Mr. and Mrs. James
r. Littler of the County Clerk of
Courts office are the patefnal
grandparents.
The new baby also had as her
great-grandparents Mrs. Dora Lit
tier of East First St, London and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cornwell
of Plumwood
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-24
MAX PORTER RECEIVERS
FROM OPERATION

Max Porter, South Oak Street,
is reported as slowly improving in
University Hospital after a major
operation Tuesday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-24
bob" CHANEY IMPROVING
AFTER OPERATION

r. L. Clancy North Main
Street, is improving in Mt, Carmel
Hospital following a major opera
tion Monday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-24
;g|ss1s OUR
IA TOWN
va I.<SS
FIBBER

s~svsV
FIsBER
We know a guy who Is
such a big liar that he has to
get someone else to call his
dog!
WIMMIN
A woman's intuition is US
ually made up of faith, hope
and a good deal of inside
dope on the problem at hand.
CRIME
Experts say that $50 billion
is spent each year in the us.
to fight and control crime.
This figure represents a cost
of $495 for each family. For
each dollar spent on education,
$1.82 goes for crime. Inciden-
tally, the cost of crime is ten
times greater than the total
of all church donations!
EDUCATION
We may be a nation of fat
heads. That is, our education
al system seems to consist of
stuffing our heads full of
known information. A brain
full of facts has no room or in
clination to seek out the new
and the untried.
7?72
Whe.... you lose interest in
someone you once thought a
great deal of - t1iE is depre-
citation?
SPEED
1t appears that tn. human
race is becoming a slave to
its own invention. Magazine
tells us that we may soon
travel from San Francisco to
New York in an hour and Is
minutes. We don't think that
this is necessary.
DEEP FREEZE
A deep freeze is a place
where things are kept whic1
used to be in the refrigerator.
The refrigerator now holds all
the things that used to be in
the cupboard. The cupboard
is bare.
OUCH!
A salesman is a guy who
thinks a live tomato comes
with the 90 cent lunch.
LONGEVITY
The reason lazy people live
so long is because they have
so few moving parts.
HUH?
People listed in the Social
Register are just people with
blue genes.
LIFE
The United States will al
ways be safe as long as peo-
pie stand in line to get in and
as long as nobody wants to
get out.
WELL?
Advertising is as necessary
to good business as buying the
right thing at the right price.
PREJuDIcE2
The Civil Service question
aire contains the phrase Vet
eran's Preference. Young
lady applying for a job neatly
wrote down Sailors.
CHRISTMAS
This is the time of year
when people act like they
should all the rest of the year.
HOME
Home is a place where you
can go when you can't go any
place else.
OSCAR
Oscar Wilde said it - THE
fatality of good resolutions is
that they are always too
late!"
But kindness is the human
boomerang il always comes
back.
NEWSPAPER STUFF
Nothing ever happens in a
small town except murder,
robbery, m y h e m, assault,
rape, theft, arson and fraud
to say nothing of marriages,
births and deaths. Yes, a small
town is so qniet that you can
hear a summons drop.
ROUGH LIFE -
And like the ganster's wife
said . Junior! Run down
TO the coroner's and see if
daddy's coming home for din
ner!'
DEPRESSION
The reason the Colosseum
in Rome is in such deplorable
shape is becausei the lions ate
up all the prophets.
CENsURE
We suppose that years
hence they will be known as
the Mccarthy Herrings"!
CONVERSATION
Overheard at the jewelry
counter at the five-and-ten
"Her husband was a judge
wasn't he"
Yeah, or at least that's
.,Lat oxaryhodv Thought unit
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-24

Helen Nj. ConwelI
Henry M. Paliwoda
Charles P. Stoker
P. William Clark
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-24

Doris n. Tumblison
Maurice n. Pernod
James M. johnson
Edward {. Morgan
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-24

Benjamin M. Beatty
Robert ]. Eckstein
Margaret A. Converse
Virginia n. Lohr
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-24
From All The Folks At The Madison Press

Ralph DeSpelder
George Sfoker
Joseph D. O'Connell
j. R. Conway