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Evening star., 1955-01-05
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NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Dr. j..
Robert oppenl1eir1er says that
II the McCarran Immigration
Act had been ii eject ct the
time. perhaps Dr. Albert Elm
stein would not have been
allowed to enter the United
states.
Discussing the barring of q
number Of foreign scientists on
security grounds. Dr. Oppen-
heirner. one Of the chief archie
tects 0f the atom bomb. adds:
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seems 4 wholly fantastic and
Rr0tesque way to meet the
threat Of espionage Just an
enormous apparatus. surely not
wen designed for that. and ter
rible for those pf us who
live with It.
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1--WE are rightly ashamed By
the contempt that the Euro-
peans have for Us. and we are
rightly embarrassed that we
can't hold fscientific) congresses
In this country this Is 9
scandal.
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physicist. was born III Germany
and came to the United States
la 1888.
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been barred from Government
atomic secrets as i security risk,
made the statements Ia d filmed
teleyision interview last night
interviewed " MurroW.
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
Attempt To Pass Gas Rate
Increase Over Veto Fails
Mrs. Durham Dies
In City Hospital

Mrs. Ella Dunham, II, native
of Madison County, died in the
Springfield City Hospital early
Wednesday morning. She had
been a resident of the Sparks Nur-
sing Home in Springfield
Mrs. Dunham had made her
home formerly with her son Eden,
of Mechanicsburg, where she was
a member of the Methodist Church
and the Ivor Rebekah lodge. She
was born in Madison County in
1878, the daughter of Thomas and
Mary Lane.
Survivors include eight sons,
Lowell, Floyd and Richard of Ur-
bana, Eldon of Mechauicsburg,
Virgil of Cincinnati, Robert of
Miamisburg, Harold of South
Bend, Indiana, and Emerson of
Antioch, Illinois; 80 grandchildren
and 13 great-grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Davis
and Byers Funeral Home in Mech
anicsburg after pm. Thursday.
Services will be at the funeral
home at 2 pm. Friday. Burial in
Mutual Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
Richardson Named
In State counci!

Howard r. Richardson, manag-
er, Stiffler's Stores, Inc, London,
has just been named Public Af-
fairs Councillor from the LofNdon
retail area to the Ohio State Coun-
Gil of Retail Merchants, with Co
lumbus headquarters. In this new
post. Mr.. Richardson will act as a
liaison between local merchants,
state and county officials at the
state, national and local levels.
In accepting this Councillor re-
sponsibility, Mr.. Richardson ex-
poets the contact between the state
organization and London mer-
chants will insure an improved re-
taller opinion and conclusion on
legislative proposals in which there
is a merchant interest.
In his letter of appointment
from Columbus, Mr. Richardson
was reminded that by serving in
his new capacity he, will have the
responsibility for making known
to your elected state and national
officials, the views of the mer-
chants in your area with respect
to legislative matters.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
Follow Rules For
Christmas Safety

State Fire Marshall Charles r.
Scott has prepared a list of rules
to follow for safety in the home in
connection with the Yuletide sea-
son and the Christmas decorations
f,Ir. Scott lists the following rules:
Purchase a freshly cut tree
which has been stored out of doors.
To prepare the tree for use saw
off butt end at 45 degree angle
l inch above the original cut. Cut
vertical grooves in the bark of the
tree trunk.
Keep the tree standing in wat
er. This will keep it green and
greatly reduce the flammability.
Place the tree away from door
ways, stairs. and heating stoves
and pipes.
Check the wiring on all decora-
tions for broken or frayed cords.
Disconnect electric lights, etc.
when no one is in the room. Be
careful not to overload electrical
circuits.
Use only non-combustible dec
orations metal, glass, asbestos, etc.
When the tree becomes dry and
the needles start to fall remove
it from the premises and destroy
it safely.
Have a fire eXtinguisher handy
in case of fire. 1t the tree should
catch fire call the fire dept, ther
try to extinguish the fire. Never
try to carry a burning tree outside
You will spread the fire through.
out the house.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
WaIkaways Caught
In Illinois Town

News reports received here
Wednesday indicated that two
men, William j.. Marlowe and Har-
ry Farr, were captured in Belle
vile, Illinois Tuesday, by FBI
agents and charged with violation
of the Dyer Act, transporting a
stolen car across state lines.
The two men walked away from
the London Prison Farm on No
vember II. On that night, an auto
belonging to Charles Wisecarver,
of London, was stolen from a
home in the new Westmoor addi-
ton. The car was recovered later
in Butler Indiana.
The FBI was repeatedly quest
ioning the men about car thefts in
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
Marlowe was serving a one to
20 year term for unarmed robbery
and Farr was serving a one to 10
year term for embezZlement. Both
had been imprisoned since 1853.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
Drivers Take Care
On Snowy hiways

Cold weather and snow hit the
state of Ohio Wednesday evening,
making driving hazardous and
pulling down the coal pile. Des-
pite icy roads in the area, the
State Highway Patrol reported no
serious accidents in the area they
cover.
The sheriff's office also reported
that they had no serious accidents
in the county, although there
were some cars that slid into
bitches by the roadside.
The London Police Department
reported no accidents occurring in
the city. City road crews had the
anti-skid material spread at stop
lights and intersections by early
morning.
The weather report indicated
that more snow and continued
cold could be expected through
Thursday with continued cold Fri
day.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
Council Prepares
For Civil Service

London Council, in their final
meeting of the year, failed in an
attempt to pass Ordinance No.
1889, proposal to revise the gas
rates for the city, over the veto of
the Mayor.
Mr.. Gene Kidwell, local manag-
er for the Ohio Fuel Gas Co., made
statement to council in which he
pointed out that the present pro-
posal was based on 1854 costs, and
that any future proposal would be
based on 1855 costs. He also point
ed out that he believed the 1855
costs were higher, and therefore
the new proposal would be higher.
Council originally passed the pro-
posal, but it was vetoed by the
Mayor on July Is. Councilmen
Alexander, Chesbrough, Landes
and Robinson voted for the pro-
posal, councilmen Davis and Cum
minis against. Five favorable votes
were needed to pass the proposal
over the veto Councilman Dixon
was absent.
In other business, council pre-
pared for the establishment next
year of city jobs under the new
Civil Service Commission, compos-
ed of Ray Ballenger. David Laird
and j. K. Coberly. The following
ordinances were passed as emerg-
ency legislation: No. 1105 sets
salaries for the civil service COM
mission at S120 per year per men,
Der, $500 per year for the head;
1106-establishes alary for the
treasurer at $408 per year and es-
tablishes $1,000 bond; 1107-estab-
fishes salary of city solicitor at
$500 per year plus three per-
cent commission of the total of the
cost of any public improvement
which involves a bond issue; 110S
provides for the hiring of per-
sonnel to serve as temporary en-
ployees during the vacation of reg
ular employees, and establishes
the job requirements of various
personnel of the public safety and
public service departments.
The financial statement for the
month of November showed a bal
ance in the city treasury of $145,-
674.00. Receipts listed for. the
month of November included S2,-
607.37 received from themayor for
the general fund, listed as fines
and costs and $584.38 received
from the mayor for the auto reg
istration fund listed as State High
way cases, motor vehicle.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
Department Still
Trying On US. 40

The Associated Press reported
that the State Highway Construc-
ton Council had turned down a
request by the State Highway De-
partment for 1925 900 to purchase
access rights along U. S. Route 40
in Madison County. The report
said that the rights would cost ap-
proximately $4,000 per mile, and
the council was quoted as saying
they had no such funds available.
This was the departments lat
est move i'm the attempt to declare
Route 40 limited access high
way through this area. The origin
al attempt was blocked in Madison
County Common Pleas Court when
Judge James F. Bell granted prop
e-ty owners affected an injunction
against the Highway Department
Larring them from the move in
the case of Rothwell VS.. Linzell.
Judge Bells decision was upheld
by the Second District Court of
Appeals, but was reversed by the
Ohio Supreme Court in five to
one decision, Chief Justice Wey-
gandt dissenting. Judge Bell, who
had been elected TO the Ohio Su-
preme Court, did not participate.
AP said that the high court told
the Highway Department in effect
that it could designate the thor
oughfare as limited access, but
that the department must purchase
the access rights from present
owners.
Landowners and resid e n $
along the proposed limited ac-
cess route were concerned about
the expense and inconvenience
they would have to bear should the
right to move out onto the high
way be restricted
At the time of the reversal OF
the lower courts decision by the
Ohio Supreme Court in the case
pertaining to the access rights,
plaintiffs attorneys mentioned
that an appeal to the U. S. SUI
preme Court was possible. How
ever, no appeal had been made as
far as could be learned from sour
ces here.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
} G Charity
News VIII Go On
Sale This Weekend

The London Junior Chamber of
Commerce will put their annual
Charity Edition of the Jaycee
News on the market on Friday
and Saturday, December Is and
II. On Friday, the edition will be
distributed from house to house,
and on Saturday, the Jaycees will
sell the paper on the downtown
streets.
Funds derived from the sale of
this all charity edition are utilized
by the Jaycee Health Board to
provide for the optical and dental
requirements of children of school
age who cannot otherwise obtain
them.
A little investment can spread
a lot of cheer this way, so buy
"a Jaycee News when you're greet
ed by the Salesmani
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
Treat Starts On
Friday, $50 Am.

Wednesdays snowfall relieved
the tension that was mounting in
some quarters as the date for
Santa'S arrival in London ap-
preached. There was some quest
ion that the jolly gentleman
could make it without snow,
though helicopters could have
been used, it was said.
Anyway, London was well pre-
pared for his visit, with the down
town section decked out in holi-
day finery and many homes al
ready beautifully decorated in an
ticipation of the season.
Headquarters had been estab-
lished on Main Street at the inter-
section of High Street, with
trailer available for the use of St
Nick in his two-day distribution of
gifts and treats for the children
scheduled for Friday and Satur-
day, December IS and II. Hours
ON both days are $50 am. to IL
2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. The spon-
sorS made it plain that all child
rem under IL would be welcome
to visit with Santa Claus.
The Retail Merchants AsSocia-
tion announced that members
and others would keep their stores
open in the evenings beginning
Friday, and that the evening hours
would be observed until Christ.
mas for the convenience of shop.
pers. The merchants have stock
ed their stores well in anticipation
of the usual rush.
The London Garden Club an
nounced the annual contest awards
for home decoration, with foul
classes: Doorway, Picture Win
dow, "All Over Outside" and RE
Iigious Theme. Judging date il
December u.
The Jaycees announced the an
nual sale of their Charity Edition
starting Friday with house calls
and continuing Saturday on th'
streets downtown, all receipts 70
charity.
In fact, just about everybod.
was ready to start the first of tn
really serious holiday celebration
and preparation program as Fri
day approached
Incidentally, done your Christ
mas shopping yet? In London?
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
0FBF Backs Soil
Fertility Bank

Keeping good on pledge to
seek ways of increasing net in
come to farmers, the Ohio Farm
Bureau Federation was set to back
Soil Fertility Bank" for agri-
culture.
Official delegates to the organ
ization's 37th Annual Meeting in
Columbus voted to spearhead a
plan which would make it possible
for farmers, during the current
food surplus period, to retire a
certain portion of their farm land
and receive government rental
for putting that land into soil
building crops.
In summarizing the plan, an
OFBF official said it would do
three things: provide more in
come to farmers; alleviate the food
surplus situation; and guarantee
good land available, when needed,
to feed the growing U. S. popu-
lation.
TWO CITED FOR SPEEDING
Joseph o. Gano of London and
Jack Ross of Mechanicsburg, were
reported Tuesday as being charg-
ed with exceeding posted speed
limits within the city of Spring
field.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
THANK YOU SIR!

1T pays to advertise in our
London newspapers" says Mr..
Alan Kulp of the Kulp Insur-
ance Agency here. One of Mr..
Kulp's companies, the Auto
Owners Insurance Company,
Lansing, Mich, recently staged
a contest for new auto insur-
ance in this area and the Kulp
agency won first prize two
beautiful gold wrist watches.
Mr.. Kulp came into our Of
flee and told us the good news
and highly praised the response
received from a series of ads
which he ran in the Madison
Press and the Madison. County
Democrat. He explained that
the competition included cities
much larger than London but
that with the help of the local
newspapers, his agency won the
top award.
We are indebted to Mr.. Kulp
for his praise and wish him
well in any future selling con-
testsi
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
Raiders Lose To
Washington G. n.

London dropped their third bas-
ketball game in four starts at
Washington c. H. on Tuesday. The
Red Raiders started slowly, trail
ing 16 to % in the first quarter,
closing the margin up to 2 points
at the half, with Washington lead
ing % to 80. The third quarter
was nip and tuck, with London
evening the score, AZ to AZ midway,
the quarter ending 81 to 81. Wash
ington c. H. shooting accuracy in
the latter part of the fourth per-
iod gave them the 5 extra points,
final score, London SO Washing
ton c. H. 64.
On Friday, the Red Raiders Wis
it Grove City for tangle with
their team. The Grove City bunch
made good showing against
Plain City on Tuesday, losing to
the nemesis from the north by a
5-point margin.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
Christmas Treat
Show December "a

Madison County children will
enjoy a special Christmas treat
this year when free movie will
be shown here December "a. The
Madison Press Company, publish
ers of the Madison Press, The
Madison County Democrat and
The Plain City Advocate, has
booked the entire theatre for two
special performances on Saturday
morning, December "a, for the
special enjoyment of the young
sters. Both showings will be en-
tirely free to all holders of cou-
pons which will appear in the
newspapers. Free passes may be
obtained simply by bringing the
coupons to the Press Office where
they will be redeemed. The cou-
pons will appear on Monday, Tues
day and Thursday next week :
December 19, 20 and %.
The Madison Press Company ex-
planned that there are no strings
attached to the offer and that no
charges of any kind will be made.
The show is free to all youngsters
i'm Madison county.
The State Theatre has arranged
for a gala show consisting of Z
Walt Disney cartoons plus a real
ly fine movie, The Adventures of
Gallant Bess", starring Fuzzy
Knight and Audrey Long. Tickets
to either the 9 o'clock or IL o.
clock performances will be avail
able as the supply lasts.
STILL IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Don Faust of West Jeffer-
son is still a patient in Mt. Car
mel Hospital. Columbus. II r
room number is 832.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
John Byerly Now
In Mount Carme!

John Byerly, a prominent and
widely known farmer and harm
ess racing enthusiast, a resident
of Route 3, London, was taken to
Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus
Saturday. Mr.. Byerly suffered a
heart attack at his home on the
previous Tuesday but his condition
was so serious that his physician
thought it best to not move him
until he had regained some
strength.
He is in room $50 of the Hospi-
tai and although visitors were not
being admitted, cards from his
many friends would be enjoyed by
Mr.. Byerly. His condition was CIV
en- out as, no change, by hospital
authorities this morning.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
Madison County Grand Jury
Selected For January Term
Convening Date
Set January II

The names of the Madison Coun-
ty Grand Jurors were announced
Friday. The Jurors were selected
this time under the new system,
which provides for the jury com
mission to interview the prospec-
tive jurors and to rule on those
who wish to be excused, reducing
to minimum action by the
court on the selection.
Jurors selected were Mrs. Louise
Woosley, Mr.. James Cluxton, Mrs.
Edna Baughn, Mrs. r. B. Eckle,
Mr.. Maynard Dorm, Mrs. Graham
Megaw, MIS-. George Jones, Mr..
Homer Stone, Mr.. Philip Fergu-
son and Mr.. Ernest He'll, all of
London or London rural routes,
and Mr.. Ernest Shellenbarger of
Gallowy, Mr. William Folsom and
Mr.. Matt T. Rea of Mt. Sterling,
Mr.. Harold Houck of Plain City
and Mr.. William L. Van Ness of
MechanicSburg.
Ihe Grand Jury is tentatively
set to convene here on January
u, 1856
Common Pleas Judge Gerald A.
Baynes says that the date is ten
tative due to the difficulties invoI-
we'd in securing a court reporter.
The present court reporter, Mrs.
Fannie Baynes, is only serving,
temporarily. The Judge had made
a selection of a suitable person,
only to have the offer declined
when the person chosen conferred
with her present employers. The
court cannot operate without re-
porter. Judge Baynes said that he
will ask the budget commission for
suitable funds to provide for a
qualified person for the job.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
Funeral Rites Monday
For Charles BIesch

Funeral services were held on
Monday at the Schoedinger Funer-
al Home in Columbus, o., for
Charles Eric Blesch, 27 the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Eric M .Blesch of
183 Columbian Avenue in Colum-
bus.
Mrs. Blesch was the former Bes-
sic Gammell, daughter of the late
Onner F. Gammell who died here
October 9, 1855.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
Community Band
Party On Monday

The Madison Community Band
has scheduled a Christmas party
for Monday evening, December 10
at the Oak Run Grange Hall,
where they meet usually on Tues
day night for practice each week.
The party will start with a pot
luck supper at Z o'clock with a
program to FOLLOW. Members of
the committee stated they hoped
to have Mrs. Santa Claus" drop
in to see the children some time
during the evening
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
FREE COUPONS NEXT WEEK!

On Monday tuesday and thursday of next week. each
copy of newspaper will carry FREE COUPON good for
FREE PASS to the BIG SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SHOW at
Londons State Theatre December a. Simply cut the
and bring in TO the Press Office, As West Second
Street London and will give you FREE PASS TO the big
show! No strings! No charges of any knd IFS all FREE!
We have bought the theatre for two morning per-
formances the first at and the second at
Saturday December "a and every younes+er in Madison
County invited you live outside Madison county you
foo!
BIG TWo-HoUR SHOW ALL IN COLOR!
SEVEN WALT DISNEY CARTOONS PLUS -
THE ADVENTURES OF GALLANT BEss!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
Announce Birth Of Son
In South Carolina

1t. and Mrs. David Woosley of
Greenville, South Carolina, anno-
unce the birth of son, Jeffrey
Glenn, at st. Francis Hospital,
Tuesday, December 13. He weigh
cd six and one-half pounds.
Master Jeffrey Glenn is a grand
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn F.
Woosley, East High Street Lon
don. His Dad is stationed at Dom
aldson Air Force Base in Green
vile.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
Real Estate Board
Returns Officers

The Madison County Real Es-
tate Board returned all 1855 Off
GERS to their duties for another
year at the election at a dinner
meeting at Fettrow's Monday eve
ming.
Stephen c. Edwards, London,
was given another year as presi-
dent; Mrs. Emma B. Ollie, Mt.
Sterling. vice president Lucille
Boyd, West jefferson, secretary
treasurer; Leon H. Killing and c.
A. Holton, both London, director
and alternate director, respective