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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
Macninery-ToolS

REDUCED PRICES ON FARM
+. EQUIPMENT. MN (Z) tractor, 3
(WC) tractors, Co tractor plow
and cultivator, (G) tractor, plow
and cultivator. John. Deere field
chopper with grass attachment.
Roto-baler, Allis- Chalmers d
John Deere combine. John Deere
999 corn planter. We trade and we
finance. Thomas Implement Sales,
London, Route 3, at Lafayette. Phi.
906-R3 or 8-8670 evenings.
1916
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
Help Wanted

AUTO BODY MAN.
Plenty of work, good proposition
for the right man. Also helper for
paint shop needed. Call 236 for ap-
pointment and let's talk 1t over
Barker Paint and Body Shop, 47ha
West Second St, London, Ohio.
25-tf.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03

PASTURE. will take cattle only.
Call s26Jl. 24-35
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03

Earth with her thousand voices
praises God.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03

TWO or THREE BEDROOM HOUSE.
Preferably unfurnished, on farm
or edge Of town. Write r. NJ. Heif-
ner, 324 South Columbus Street,
Lancaster, or phone 27s0-R Lam
caster, Ohio. 24-36
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
llaIIIlas
40
Rooms

SLEEPING ROOM. May have light
housekeeping privilege IL desired.
olive Harden, SIS West Center St,
London, Ohio. 42-36
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
Money To Loan

FARMERS LOANS, 10 purchase
livestock, machinery. seeds and
all operating expenses. Low inter-
est and convenient termR See
Baldwin Rice, Production Credit
Association. 1Os East Market St.
washington c. H. Ohio. as-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Roadway Oasis

Folks living IN f'armvlllr and
those who come 10 town are urg
ed to pay special attention 20 the
colorful centerpiett Frightening
up the fork where High Oak and
Appomattox Streets JOIN
This roadway decoration is the
brainchlId OF Mrs r'red Butcher
who lives closely on, High Street
and it is she who annually pro-
vides this circuia1 patch Of
flowers This yearttJlcre are deep
red zinnias and scarlet sage max
ing startling break il the
monotony Of the h.ghxay It's the
sort Of project that ought TO
please the Associated Clubs for
Roadside Development
Look for the patch next time
you're driving in 'that area. It's
marked by a big rec traffic Stop
sign, and it's worth She stop
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22

More than 500 delegates have
already registered for the Pres
byterial synod Of Virginia Tram
ina School TO be held the week Of
July 1881 at Massanetfa In ad-
alton approximately 1000 visit
ors are expected to attend special
features.
Including among these viii be
address by CONGRESSMAN walter
II Judd Of Minnesota and a pre-
anta ion Of Il Remember Mama
ay The Barter Theatre PLAYERS
VeS per services VIII be held each
Day ana win be lead by pr Mar
sarct = Arplcgarth nationally
knoNa Hi0ia cacher and lecturer
fally ciasse. VII be held in stew
ardshlp. oreanization> and pro-
cram Of the Women OF the
Church. church extension. how
I o study the Bible. church music
and the program and work OF
tho PRESBYTERIAN Church Or
Nanford q Gut2ke. professor OF
Bible at Columbia Theological
Seminary. Decatur, Ga Will teach
Bible from the platform each
day.
4 over 100 delaGets viii attenc
rom the Presbyterian churches
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Money Matters
Discussed BY
Buffalo HID Club

The Buffalo Home DenonstTa-
ton Club met in the home Of
MIS- Leon e Bell on Thursday
July is Mrs Frank Huddleston
presided and Mrs Eugene Ward.
Jr gave the program. ,the sub
iect Of which vas Your Money
Where Does It Come From
Where Does II Coz"
a booklet was given ID members
dealing with such subjects as
Things you need and want
5oon" Things you want during
next year. and Things you want
HI the f.:ure
Expenses and income were dis
cussed. including fixed and
flexible expenses, living costs and
allowances for family members
A spending plan and saving plan
we're outlined.
At the close Of the program
refreshments were served by the
hostess, and a social hour en-
iayed
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22

u " g, 80 - ''iN son
: s.'les w ~ ''',,e ie'U' ',ro 70
- 80 =. ~ N ',,''s "
= n. . 's-.-.'s '''' 'i''''''' N > =
''''e -
Fave Hamilton Is sDendlne iris
week with her grandmother Mrs
N E Duncanson in Blackstone
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Supper Set TO
Help Organize
N. +. Mems Club

Rev W c EastridRc pastor OF
Pine Buckingham Methodist
Charge announced this week that
. supper meeting would be held
Monday August ! at 80 y IN.
In Hancs Chapel Church as the
INITIAL step IN organizing a
Methodist Mems Club IN the
Buckingham Charge
The women OF the charge are
invited to the supper and have
been urged To bring supper for
themselves and the men.
Dr II Conrad Blackwell. sup
epintcndcnt Of the Farmville
District viii be on hand to aid IN
organizing the mems club Al 3
p m that evening he will also
conduct the first Quarterly Con
ference OF the charge this year.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Outstanding Talks
Highlight Institute
At VPI This Month

This years Institute Of Rural
Affairs at Virginia Polytechnic
institute Blacksourg. always an
event Of interest 70 County Home
Demonstration club members,
will be held July Is through %.
1t has been announced.
Although the program pertain
ing exclusively TO Home Demon
stratlon Clubs has not yet been
announced. the general Institute
program contains many features
sure 10 attract club members.
On the first day. Mrs. r. r.
Carr, president Of the State
Federation Of Home Dcmonstra-
ton Clubs, viii speak. and this
Will be followed by the election
N the executive committee. That
night prior TO recreational and
social activities, the Hon Fl Roe
Bartle. mayor of Kansas City.
viii speak on The Real Price Of
WoIfO FedCe.
The following day will feature
addresses on Causes Of Inter
national Tensions and Wars -
How Do These Affect Us" "Popu-
lation Pressures How To In
crease Farm Income Under
standing Our World Neighbors'
and Youths Contributions to
Worl d Understanding T h t
evening. Allan p Kline. former
president Of American F m
Bureau Federation. will give an
address
On the final day. DR. Anne
Gary Pannell. president of Sweet
Briar College, VIII head the
morning program with talk
entitled, How Can We Build
Positive Attitudes for Peace
the Family through Education
and through the Church There
will also be selective addresses on
MIX and You, Eating for Fun
and Health, and Preparing
Youth for Tomorrow" The even
ing session will be highlighted by
the awarding Of certificates Of
merit and number OF entertain
ment features
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Personal Mention

DR. and Mrs II Il Jenkins were
called to Alberquque. N Mex on
Monday on account Of the illness
Of their son -in-laW, F. r. Crosser
Mr. and Mrs Maurice Larg
and son Robert Large. attended
the wedding Of Mrs. Large S
niece. Miss Barbara Holland to
Mills Raymond Piland III, on
Saturday. July l6 in Holland at
>. III. Robert served AS an usncf
for the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. B c. Gillian left
Tuesday for Fishersvllle where
they are spending the remainder
az the week with their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie B. Gillian.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Miss Southland
Becomes Bride OF
William c. Rozell

The wedding Of Miss Joyce Lee
Southland daughter o. Mr. and
Mrs HUBERT lee. Southland Of
Ellerson to william Garter Rozell
son 81 Mr. and MR. joseph J
Rozell of D,llwyn. took place at
7 P Nj. Saturday. July is. in
Gethsemane chusch, 9f Christ.
Ellerson.
The ceremony Was performer
by the Rev j F. Iabromb The
bride was given IN marriage by
her father
THE n,ide gour. .,,.se u laca
and ,,,lIa nth ! circular train
Her veil was caught'to hat Of
lace trimmed in seou.ns ana seed
pearls and she carried a prayer
book with a whitet orchid
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22

Major and Mrs Larry O Lea-
and children. Of Fort Bragg n
C. have been the guests Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs G H
Reid. for the past several days.
They left here on Tuesday for d
visit with his aunt. Miss Oak.e
Morris. and other relatives IN
Bloomington Ind
Miss Dorothy Billings. OF Fair
fax and Mn and Mrs ". G.
Stevens and son. Norvin. Of Arl-
lne1on. we're week end guests Of
Mi and Mrs y I Billings en-
route home from two week
vacation III Florida Miss Billings
is remaining mere for the remain
der Of the month
Mis- Carlton Lafoon and son
Ripper viii spend eleven days ia
Roanoke with hcr mother Mrs
Ruth Lovern. while Mr. Lafoou E,
at Indiantown Gap. Pa with
the National Guard
Mrs w G Ottlcy and dauah-
ter Mary Clifton Of Richmond.
are visiting Mrs. Ottley's mother
MIS- A B Armstrong and sister
Miss Irving Armstrong
MIS- Charlie DAVIS has return
Cd after spending her vacation
With MI and Mrs Dean McOskei
in Richmond Mrs Wallace Yam
cey in Palmyra, and after viSltinA
MI Davis In Charlottesville
III and Mrs Joseph CLARK
Robert and daughter, Carol ar
rived in Hampden-S sydney OF
Wednesday to make their .hom,
at "Mlddlecourt Dr. R.oDort
former president Of Cokcr COL.
lege III Hartsvillc. s. G. is tlt
new president OF Hampdcn-Syd
ney College
Mr. and MIS- Blanton Hanbur'
left Thursday morning Oh Il ten
day vacation trip to Niagara FAN
and Toronto. Canada Their chill
dren Burt. Ginny and Fred AZ,
staying with their grandparents
Mi and Mrs F II. Hamburg
while Lila Jane and Louise ar
staying with their cousins. tn
! Misses London.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
PERSONAL MENTION

Tom Lancaster spent the week
end in Norfolk with Mr.. and Mrs.
w II Jordan and returned home
with his sons. Leitch and Bill,
who had spent three weeks with
their grandparents The boys left
Farmvllle again on Tuesday to
spend four weeks at Camp MINI
rod in Bath County.
DR., and Mrs. M. L. Landrum
nave returned from visit with
his mother Mrs. Charles Land
rum In Chillicothc. near Column
bus. Ohio.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Club Calendar

". NJ t. Circles, Farmville
Baptist Church, Monday July Is
Iiazol Moon at church at $3.50 p
N Note change Of time) Fol-
lowing meet at 3 p. m Edith
Bradshaw with Mrs. Charles
WilkersOn and Mrs. Carolyn w.
Yeats Eva Sanders with Mrs.
E } Andrews Jr Ruth Kersey
with Mrs NJ c Andrews. Frances
Hudgins with Mrs. Jack Bruce
Ann Snider Petit with Mrs.
Robert Ransone Elizabeth Hale
with Mrs. Eugene Hardy. Fran
ccs Bagby with Mrs. Armstrong
smith Cornclia Leavell with
Mrs l.. Il Andrews
Women of the Moose, Thurs
daV, july y at 3 p III at Moose
Lodge Important meeting.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Floyd Harris
Week End Guests

Out-of town guests Of. Mr. and
Mrs g w Harris for The week
end were MI and Mrs Thomas
G Floyd OF Petersburg. Col and
Mrs c c Crowder of Biloxi,
Miss Mr. and Mrs V. F. Murray
Mrs. Fred Chapman Mrs 7 J
Lee. MI and Mrs. V F Murray
Jr.. and son. Vincent III, all Of
Norfolk. and Miss Myrtle Bright
well. OF Washington. d c.
All we're here for the Wedd u Z
III MISS Elizabeth Harris 10
Robert Floyd on Saturday. July
16
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Melissa Myers Has
Birthday Party

4 swimming party and picnic
lunch at GoodWln's Lake on
Tue day July -, celebrated the
18Th birthday OF Melissa Myers,
daughter CT M and Mrs Nor
mar o Myers Of Buffalo Street
Guests were Annette Fitzgerald
Valerie Leese Shannon Francis
Barbara Jean Trear. Nancy Street
Brooks and karla Myers
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Whitaker Pet PrOuitIes Good
Excuse For Birthday Party
hs MI " ALL

Neffr had 3uttons the hprse
tecn 8Uch a fuss He must have
thoueht for minute he Was b.
ing groolned for stardom at the
Madison Garden horse show
STANDING sleek and shiny last
Ntonday4 night. july II Buttons
rfceiyed lie aduiation Of twenty
five boys and Riris who had
gathered OH the lawn Of III l.
u Whltakcr's home to wish him
many happy returns on lbs ninth
birthday
At least We presume it was his
ninth birthday. Jeanne Whit
alkcr. his mistress, has had him
fpr only two years but since he
ltaS a knoWledgeable ar about
lam. hes thought 60 be more than
a mere younRster His actual age
however is questionable Jeanne
settled on nine as an appropriate
III respectful number and then
tlvltcd group o. her friends
over TO celebrate the day Of his
birth
Wen il could have been the
day Of bus bIrthl
In explanation of IN this fuzl-
ness. let the tfju facts be gwen
II really didn't start with But
tons at all Jeanne and ber
friend. Mary Stratton DoPno,
both Of whom afe thirteen year
Odds, decided they Wan'eA 10 Nave
party OF some sort Feeling they
ought TO have IN excuse for such
an event They hl' upon the bril-
liant idea that Buttons SHOULD
have q birthday
Despite the fact that the ccle-
hrants 1T the party engaged IN q
bot Of an horscmanlike actlVitie.
such lis treasure hunts anf
dancing Buttons vas by a
means forgotten Each zine
came with gifts ia hand Button
received enough carrots. apples
bay aud 50 on 10 please The mos
lluttonous of horses Even The
general refreshments had
horse, theme There was. 81
dourse cake Tor Buttons which
t.ae guests cnioqed along viii
SERVINGS Of celery. popcorn ane
other tldbila approved by til,
ii0uofee
II was during the 1estivltle.
mai Buttons MAS presented lh Al
Ill, elo,y and comnlete wjtl
e,adinl. HI fo, Ill, meek
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Son ! Born
TO ". y. Gallallee's

Mr. and MIR w n Gallallee
CT seasofd Del announce TIE
birth cf a son William traacss
nrurs. on SUNDAY July 3 az
kanticeke Hospital IN Seaf6rd
Mrs Gailallee t. 4 daughter q
n a. Mrs. Ii ! F'eEsuson 0!
Prospect.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Miss Hickman Feted

Mrs Halle LANG and Mrs.
Roy Il Pearson entertained at
kitchen shower for Miss Barbara
h.CAIa- o. saturday July i6.
from . ) , N
Papago Indian news., 1955-03-01
PAPAGO MINERAL RIGHTS

to inform all apago people the status for the mineral % r1sne
committee and be discussed in about three weeks. II
now
Congress men, asking bills
544#
of Affairs 28 Miss Patricia
Narys Nursing 1nceo1
Papago Indian news., 1955-03-01

VI/z1I ~ vk(H u Vs~l \ ~. ~
MONTHLY SELLS, ARIZONA,
: = >AARcH,
by re from oWn
the interest people,
possible Council approved
which no n the
Friends
to
81
1883
Committee
cooperation using
afadv its in exis
the
official by the
Council i
dn
Noriego
and
about the
Council approved
Of reation the
people will join our
a
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-31
ORDER AND NOTICE OF
SPECIAL ELECTION

To the Electors of the City of
Nome. Division No. z. Territory Of
Alaska:
Notice is hereby given that pur-
suant to Chapter As. Session Laws
of Alaska. 1855. approved March
Is. 1855. a Special Election will be
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Is. 1855
between the hours of am. and
pm. of said day for the purpose
of electing delegates to the Consti-
tutional Convention of Alaska
1855. from the following Election
Districts:
Seven Delegates from Election
District No. e. The Territory of
Alaska al Large.
Four Delegates from Election
District No. 8. The Second Judi
cial Division.
One Delegate from Election
District No. 2. The Cape Nome
and Wade Hampton Recording
Districts.
The Common Council of Nome.
Alaska, having heretofore, by or
dinance. duly designated the Vot-
ing Precincts Of said town or city
and the polling place in each
thereof. the Electors are hereby
notified:
That all duly qualified voters
residing within the boundaries of
Voting Precinct No. l of said
Town of Nome which are as fol-
lows: within the limits of the City
of Nome will vote at the City Hall
building. located on Front Street.
between Blocks C and Fl which is
owned by the City of Nome and
occupied by the City Of Nome. the
same being the duly designated
polling place in and for Precinct
No. l. Cape Nome Recording Dis
trict.
Dated this 18th day Of August.
1855.
(Signed) The Common Council
of the City of Nome
BY Carrie NJ. McLain
Clerk
Publ. Aug. 81, Sept. 9, 1855.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-31
More Millions Allocated
To States Hit by Floods

DENVER, R-President Eisen-
hover Tuesday allocated an addi-
tional $21s million for northeast
flood relief and his headquarters
announced plans for Washing
ton conference today on rehabili-
tation Of the damaged areas.
The President provided initial
grants of 81 million each for Con-
necticut and Massachusetts, re-
gions, and 100000 for areas of
New York hit by the floods.
Previous ALLEGATIONS Of 81 mill
lion each have gone to Pennsyl-
yania, Rhode Island and New Jer-
say. 1t was stressed again that all
six grants are initial ALLEGATIONS,
with more federal money to be
provided later.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-31
English Mechanic Wins
S177,159 i'm Football Pool

DAGENHAM, England, R-Er-
nest Victor King phoned the boss
to say he was quitting the mech
anic's job he held for 80 years.
Overnight the 56-year-lod Lon
don suburbanite leaped from a
worker with a weekly wage Of
9 pounds, Is shillings, IL pence
($27!5D to an independently rich
man.
He won 63,271 pounds ($177,159)
in a football pool-the first big
winner of the new soccer season.
That's lot of tax-free money in
this heavily taxed country.
King won the big sum by pre-
dieting the number of tie games
Saturday. The gamble cost him
six pence (seven cents.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-31
ENJOYS Unable To Break
Deadlock Over Return
Of Al Held By Chinese

GENEVA, LR - United States
and Red Chinese ENJOYS met
again today, but apparently failed
to break the deadlock over the
repatriation of IL Americans de-
tanned by the Peiping regime.
u. Alexis Johnson, us. ambas-
sador to Prague, and Wang Ping
Nam, Communist Chinese ambas-
sador in Warsaw, met for two
hours and % minutes in the Pal
ace of Nations. At the end they
announced only that another
meeting will be held next Tues
day at 9 am.
The setting of Tuesday for the
next meeting indicated the talks
may be carried out at an even
slower tempo. Until last week, the
ambassadors had been meeting
three times weekly.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-31

sworn to execute faithfully; and
he charged it pursued Sin stealth
and secrecy a plan to destroy the
Tennessee Valley Authority; and
chided it with falling to balance
the budget.
His speech, the second major
one in three days, climaxed the
three-day meeting Of the Michi-
gan Democratic conference.
Truman in his latest attack de-
scribed the Securities and Ex-
change Commission as ga prime
example" of regulatory commits
sions packed as never before with
people who came from the ranks
of the industries they are sup
posed to regulate"
He said COP appointees to the
National Labor Relations Board
have reversed a number of set
tied interpretations to the law to
the disadvantage of labor"
'The secretary of agriculture, .
Truman said, campaigns against
the programs he is supposed to
administer-"an then uses their
failure to argue that support pric-
es ought to be lowered"
Truman said he thought the rec
ord would show ''that this sancti-
monious administration is having
its own troubles with corruption =
Truman made it clear to news
men he has definitely cancelled
two September speaking engage
ments in California. He said he
acted at the urging of his doctor
and the prodding of his wife ''who
was afraid something might hap
pen to me" Truman, who is II,
said he had no particular prob
lens Of health except the tight
schedule which would be "too
rough on the old boy"
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-31
Heintzleman and Bartlett
To Speak at Meeting of
League of Alaskan Cities

Gov. B. Frank Heintzleman and
Delegate E. L. Bartlett are sched-
uled as the principal speakers at
this years League Of Alaskan
Cities Convention.
The annual convention of the
league will be held in Palmer on
Oct. 81 and Nov. l and 2.
Alaska's governor is going to
present the keynote address at the
opening session of the Palmer
meeting. His talk will be on the
subject, settles in the Progress of
Alaska"
Delegate Bartlett will speak at
the leagues annual dinner and
will discuss the general relation
ship Of Alaskan municipalities to
the federal government. The talk
will come at the end of several
sessions on Nov. / devoted to re-
view of federal programs of ben
eft to cities.
The governor and delegate will
be joined by number of other
top territorial and federal officials
as convention speakers. A large
attendance Of city officials and
civic leaders ic nxnnctpd at the
Palmer meeting.
This years convention is the
first to be held in Palmer. Past
annual meetings of the League OF
Alaskan Cities have been held in
Anchorage, Kodiak, Seward, Cor
dova and Fairbanks.
City members of the league
represent about two-thirds of AL
aska's urban population.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-31
Truman Says COP Is Using Power
OF Executive Branch to Undermine
Law in the Interest Of Big Business

MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich, Up
Harry S. Truman says the Els
enhower Administration is using
the power of the executive branch
Of the government to undermine
the law Of the country" in the
interest of big business" But he
predicted the people will win
their government back from the
forces Of special privilege"
In a give 'em hell" speech be-
fore 800 Michigan Democrats last
Wednesday night the former Pres
ident accused the administration
of "subverting the laws it is
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-31
Investigators
To Subpoena
Absent Officials

WASHINGTON, R-Two Agri-
culture Department officials who
played key roles in the Wolf Lad
ejinsky security case failed to ap-
pear at a Senate probe yesterday
and Sen. Olin D. Johnston DISC
announced they would be sub
poenaed.
1--WE want these people so we
can find out why we have such
dillydallying and jumping the
rope with peoples character and
regulations" Johnston declared.
He heads a Senate Civil Service
subcommittee investigating the
Eisenhower Administration per-
sonnet security program.
The two officials are Milan ID.
Smith, executive assistant to Sec
rotary of Agriculture Benson, and
J. Glen Classify, the departments
personnel security officer.
Former Sen. Gillette O-Iowa),
subcommittee counsel, wrote Ben
son Aug. p asking that Smith
and Classify testify at yesterdays
hearing. The letter also said it
would be most acceptable" if the
secretary himself wanted to come.
In an Aug. rs letter which the
subcommittee said it had not re-
ceived but which was read over
the phone to the staff Wednesday,
Benson replied that NEITHER he nor
his two aides would be available
at this time
The letter made no promises
for the future. 1t said Benson had
hoped that his previous cores
pondence with the subcommittee
would "meet the full requirements
of the public interest in this case"
The letter added: eff you feel,
however, that the public interest
would be served by further clari-
fication of some points Of the mat
ter, I shall be happy to write you
further in response to specific in
quiries."
Ladejinsky is the government
L e.
security clearance when he was
working for the State Department
in Japan. The Agriculture Dept.
declared him a security risk last
December when the job was
transferred to its jurisdiction and
dismissed him. 1t said at the time
his loyalty was not questioned.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-31
STOP-LOOK-AND LISTEN

Around that bend, my speeding
friend,
St. Peter waits for you,
Slow down, behave, don't dig
your grave:
We have other plans for you,
September Thirteen is the date,
We want you at the polls,
To vote for favorite candidates,
To help them win their goals.
-Tugboat Inc.
Letter size and legal file folders
available at The Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-31
MONDAY BASEBALL
National League

Dodgers 10, Cardinals 4
Cubs 6, Giants 3
Redlegs 4, Phillies 8
American League
Orioles GA, Tigers 0-3
Pacific Coast League
Hollywood 8, Los Angeles 2
Portland 4, San Diego l
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-31

Bananas generate heat after
being placed in cars for shipment.