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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
Tuesday Ceremony
At Masonic Temple

Chandler Lodge No. 1873, F. &
A. M. will have special ceremonies
on Tuesday evening, November 8,
when the lodge will have its 10th
annual election, following dinner
at the Masonic Temple at $50
o'clock.
During the evenings program,
one fifty-year pin will be presented
and many of the 65 members who
have been notified that they are
eligible for twenty-five year pins
are expected to attend for the pres
entation.
The Hon. D. j. Schurr of Colum-
bus, is expected to be present to be
recognized for 81 years of continu-
Gus membership in Chandler
Lodge. Mr.. Schurr, an uncle of Z.
r. Schurr of the Citizens Savings
& Loan Association, London, is a
native of Madison County. He SER
we'd two terms as the county's rep
resentative to the Ohio General As
sembly and is retired state bank
ing official. He was raised to Mas
ter Mason here, August %, 1888.
The 50-year pin goes to Halbert
E. Angel, of Columbus, who resid-
ed in London for a number of
years, when he was conductor on
the first interurban railroad line
passing through London.
Twenty five year Masonic Ser
vice medals will be presented to
the following, November 8, 1855:
Raymond w. Andrews, r. N. Ar
drey, Calland B. Baker, Earl r.
Ballenger, Paul Bangham, Henry
P. Beathard, Lawrence Boisel,
Ralph w. Booth, James w. Boyd,
Robert L.Chaney, VIM. j. B. Cline,
Marcus A. Cornwell, M. j. Cristee,
Robert A. Daily, Fred P. Dengler,
M c. Dickerson, Frank E. Dillon,
John N. Dinsmore, Harold F.
Drury, Clarence M. Dunn, Fred S.
Emery, Arnold P. Fetter, Wilmont
H Fischer, Henry P. Ford, James
A. Guy, Russell Hankinson, Donald
w. Hornbeck, Horace H. Hume,
Paul Tiff, Kenneth H. Johnson,
Norman G. Jones.
Robert Kieth Kinner, Leon H.
King, R. D. Landsittel, George E.
Larkin, Frank F. Lewis, S. c. Lilly,
Willard E. Lofgren, Leslie A. Long,
w E. Lukens, Oscar S. Moon, Sid
ney M. Moorhead, James H. Nor
ris, Edgar S. holland, Frederick H.
Plymell. John H. Randall, George
c. Rankin, Raymond Rea. Deane
M. Richmond, William K. Runyan,
Raymond Sifrit, W. Dairl Sifrit, ].
Robert Tanner, j. d. Turvy, Joseph
r. Tway, Charles F. Van Cleve,
Sam S. Van Cleve, Walter F. Wea-
yer, Floyd Williams, Ernest Willis,
Francis j. Wood, Robert r. Wood.
Chandler Lodge has 21 fifty
year veterans" The nine of these
living are, d. j. Schurr, 3. L.
Adair, Stephen Carter, O.. K.
Stroupe, j. w. Byers, B. F. Wild
man, T. A. Creamer, c. L. Thomas,
w. F. Amrine The late Webb Kulp
received his $50 year" pin in 1854.
Chandler Lodge, now advancing
toward a century and quarter,
has "a living Past Masters"
Officers now in the chairs ar
ranging the affair include j. Muir
ray Cannon, W. M; Lloyd Will
man, S. W.; Frank jenkins, j. W.;
c. N. McAllister, treasurer; Judge
Gerald A. Baynes, chaplain; David
Laird, S. D.; Jack Phillips, ]. D.;
Kermit Parks, S. s.; Harold Sny-
der, ]. S.; and Neil Roddy, Tyler.
TURKEY AND HAM SUPPER
AT PLUMWOoD SCHOOL
The ladies of the Plumwood
Methodist Church and the WSCS
are sponsoring a turkey and ham
supper at the Monroe School in
Plumwood on Tuesday, November
g carvinp time will no from to
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
Participates In
Exercise Sagebrush

Fort Campbell, Kentucky-Priv-
ate Maurice Moore, London Route
2, son of Mr.. and Mrs Harry A.
Moore, will participate in Exercise
SAGEBRUSH, one of the largest
peace time maneuvers held in the
Continental United States, held at
Camp Polk, Louisiana, and sur
rounding area.
He is a member of the 55th En-
gineer Company panel Bridge) !.
The unit mission is to transport,
supervise, and erect the M-2 Bailey
Bridge. The unit departed from
this station at 600 am. on the 9th
of October 1855 in a convoy, four
days, to Camp Polk. The maneuver
is scheduled to last approximately
As days.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
FILM TO BE SHOWN
AT SUM M ERFORD

A film entitled THE Life of Mar
tin Luther" will be shown at 7:30
Sunday night at the Congregation
al-Christian Church in Summer
ford. The public is invited to see
the film.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
SLATED FOR SURGERY
AT GRANT HOSPITAL

Mr.. Stanley Hillelson. father of
Mrs. Max Dworkin, underwent an
eye operation at Grant Hospital on
Thursday, November 3. Mr.. Hillel-
son is a Bexley resident.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
THE RALPH G. GUYS
HAVE GRANDSON

Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Porter,
Jr., of San Diego, California, an
nounce the birth of son, John
Lawrence Porter on Friday, Octo-
ber %, in the Naval Hospital.
Mr.. Porter is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William j. Porter, Sr., of
Marysville and Mrs. Porter is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E.
Guy of the Roberts Mill Road.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
Isaac B. Huffman
Dies November 2

Mr.. Isaac Bun Huffman died at
his home on Hawthorne Avenue at
12:10 pm. November 2. He had
been i'll for five years and bed
fast for nine months. He was SO
years OF age, born in Highland
County in 1872.
Survivors include his widow Bird
ie' two sons, Vaughn H. and VIII
bur, of New Vienna; one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mable Ellis of O'Brien,
Oregon "a brother, John, of Sabina;
stepson. William Whitline, and
a stepdaughter, Mrs. Doris Gold
heart, both of London.
He was member of the Mod
ern Woodmen of Hillsboro, O., and
of the WestBoro Methodist church,
Westboro, o.
The funeral viii be held Fri
day at the Lukens Funeral Home
at LOO pm; Pastor Lawrence
Rugh officiating. Burial will be at
Westboro.
LPF PLANNING ANNUAL
CHRISTMAS SHOW
Inmates and supervisors of the
London Prison Farm are working
on the plans for the annual Christ
mas show held at the farm each
year. Mr.. Charles Buehler is the
production manager" of the stage
production, and the inmates are
the performers. Show dates will
be announced later.
HE'S TOPS
in UGLY CLASS
Seldom do we find it so, but
Roger Hayrnan wants it to be
known that he won first prize as
the ugliest in the group the Hal
lowe'en group that is. We misplac-
ed Rogers name in last Mondays
report, but want TO give credit
where credit is due.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
Health Conference
AT Wilmington

The conference of the Eighth
Rural Health District is scheduled
for Wednesday, November 9 at the
General Denver Hotel in Whining
ton, with registration starting at
$50 am.
Mrs. Lowell Snyder, London>
Jefferson Pike, is chairman of the
morning program which opens
with invocation by A. Ward Apple
gate, Wilmington Friends Meet
ing. The address of the morning
will be made by Leonard p. Rist-
inc. M. D., assistant commissioner
os the Ohio Department of Men
tai Hygiene and Correction, who
will speak on role playing Over
the back fence"
Time out for luncheon at II o.
clock and then the afternoon ses-
sion will open at 1:30 in charge OF
Mrs. arthur Mccoy, chairman of
Area 20 Of the Ohio Rural Health
Council.
At 1;30 Information Please"
will be moderated by DR.. Edmond
K. Yantes, of Wilmington, who is
chairman of the committee on
Rural Health, Ohio State Medical
Association.
Subjects to de discussed will be:
1.-THE Worker with Senior Citi-
zens," Mrs. Ethel Hayes, Clinton
Co. Division of Aid for Aged; THE
Social Worker" Mrs. Marian Or
bison, instructor in psychiatry,
Startling Loving Hospital, OSU;
THE Psychiatrist," Dr. Harold
Hiatt, chief of Psychiatric Service,
V. A. Hospital, Cincinnati THE
Judge, Judge P. Paul Pusateri,
Clinton County Probate Court;
The State Resources and the
Summary" DR.. Ristine.
At $3.50 election of Ohio Rural
Health Council members for areas
10 and 19 will be conducted.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON
ON OCTOBER 1e

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Jenkins
announce the arrival of a son, JEFF
fiery Allen, October 19, at Mt. Car
mel Hospital. Jeffery weighed 8
pounds 10 ounces. Maternal grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie S.
Laird, paternal grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jenkins.
Mr.. Jenkins has returned to
Flint, Michigan, to start his senior
year at General Motors Institute.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
e OUR
"a Town
ROYAL RuMPUS


Well, the Group Captain
got a 64 million dollar an
swer to the $4,000 Question
and 1t looks like Princess Peg
has definitely turned thumbs
down on the Townsend Plan.
Needless to say, all of us
newspaper people are plumb
Petered out.
opDiTY
One of our modern oddities
is the fact that automation
and the do-it-yourself craze
both hit us at the same time.
Next thing, we suppose will
be a do-it-your-self automa-
kit.
FOOTBALL
Lots of comment on college
and professional football these
days. Thought OCCURS that
the only real difference be-
tween college and pro football
is in the sponsors of the tele-
vision programs.
DEMOCRACY
One of the redeeming feat
ures of Democracy is that
only one of any list of candi-
dates for certain offices can
be elected.
MARRIAGE
You girls must look around
carefully for a steady husb-
and but watch out that you
don't pick one who is motion
less.
PoLLYTiCkS
The biggest government
surpluses we know about are
the friends and relatives of
the politicians.
RETURN
If your wife leaves you the
best way to get her back is
to send her the paper after
clipping out one item on the
society page.
GOVERNMENT
The u. S. Government lists
jobs for engineers at $4,93C
and for typists at $3,415 per
year. Thus. a college degree
is worth only $1,575 per year
more than a gal who can
play a typewriter.
PAPER
The people of America buy
54,OOO,000 newspapers each
day and pay the huge sum of
S3,5O0,000 each day for them.
Thus the newspaper business
figures to be S1,620, 100000
industry. This is far more
money than is spent for all
other reading material COM
bined. No wonder that news
papers are the greatest adver-
tising medium in the world.
KID STUFF
A teenager is either a girl
who has begun to powder or
a boy who has begun to puff.
BIRDS
And you must remember
that a Bird of Paradise is
long, long way from home.
QUESTION
Next time we meet mis-
sionary we're going to ask
him if the canni b bal S ever
heard of the expression you
can't keep a good man down"
CARDS
Friend of ours has quit
playing in the regular week
ly poker game. He says that
the last time he played, he
noticed that the top card on
the deck was dusty.
WiMMiN
A gold-digger is a gal who,
every time she meets a rich
and handsome man, gets chin
chillas up and down her spine.
CENSUS
We have no census info on
this but if what we hear is
true, the biggest country in
the world is Siberia.
PREFAB
Read in the papers the
other day one of those prefab
houses collapsed in a heap,
Seems that they took the
scaffolding down before they
put on the wallpaper.
SELLING
Sampson was the first and
greatest advertiser he took
two columns and brought
down the house.
HONEYMOON
Couple of young honey
mooners about to check into
a big hotel had the following
conversation gorge,
isn't there some way we can
hide the fact that we've just
been married?"
George cogitated moment
and said, IT know! You carry
the bags"
HuNH2
A resort is a place where
young girls go to look for
husbands. 1t is also a place
where husbands go to hook
for young girls.
LAST WORD
RnNrc ore Gallant Gals are
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
TURKEY AND HAM SUPPER
AT PLuMWooD SCHOOL

The ladies of the PlumWood
Methodist Church and the WSCS
are sponsoring a turkey and ham
supper at the Monroe School in
Plumwood on Tuesday, November
s. Serving time will be from 5 to 8
pm. Reduced portions for children.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

1880 Belmont st. NV.
. bedrms.. liy. rm.. kit. and bath.
and bath. S60.50. Automatic ele-
vator. No children. See ianitor
on premises.
j. A. McKeever Co. Inc.
i7a2 K st. NV. ST. $500
Evening star., 1955-11-06
70 Please

Ana serve you wen & our business,
n this new atr-eond, hlfg located
e n, heart % q slsg ,,.,i. q A..idian Park. l.
aks eourteous sec. sery. phone g
ssoSfpE .aTS eys 81 iIiE ss hsins Tss. aems rent
0araeG on premises, Best value IN
town for graceful inexpen. living.
HILLTOP HOUSE 1476 Euclid 81.
NV. HUs 0.4101. ~
Evening star., 1955-11-06
4217 2nd ST. NV.

42l7 End ST. NV.
Just around the corner from Upshur
81, at end OF Soldiers Home car
line; 1-bedroom apt. IN excel cond.
Rent. .$7b per mo-. plus utiis ksy
y A's n. n0C.' q. sAuTHY co.
A1i 18th at. NV, ST. S-S3QQ
Sccnfinued On Next Pasel
Evening star., 1955-11-06
COLORED
ILTRAMODERN BARGAIN

The de luxe Kearny apt. in this
fashionable Brooklend section at
$500 18th ct. ne. has 3ust one Of
our newly decorated super -siEed
corner. 1-hedrm. apt. available at
only $64.b0 mo. See caretsker In
Ant. 81.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

right of1 Sheriff I'd. S-bedrm. super
de luxe apt. $74.bo.
SOL S2nd ST. s.E.-Rlght on MINI.
com Completely p'rs rsdec. " Key M II Rpt. Rri 4.
Rent, S59,50. Good location for
children.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
APTs. UAsURNlsMEDMD.
THE DRESDEN

- 441 - t4NA-AAltA<A@
2106 CONN. AVE. NV.
Convenient Location In o
Very Desirable Neighborhood
3-room, kitchen and bath
apartment. completely rem
ovated and modernized.
New built-in tub with
shower installed, and other
improvements m q de in
bath. New cabinets, large
modern refrigerator, mod
ern de luxe gas range and
new linoleum installed In
Kitchen. Apartment has
been attractively redec-
GRATED throughout. Sanitas
being used on walls and
ceilings Of kitchen and
bath. All wood floors have
been sanded and refinished.
Many other features. Va
cant and ready for immedi-
ate occupancy. Rent. $ls5.
See Res. Mgr. Phone. NO.
1858.
B. r. SAUL co.
sss issh 81. NV. ma. $500
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!U. S. Won't Start Wa,
President Told Russia

possible future solutions" Of
long standing East-West prob
lens.
He strongly defended the IS
nation North Atlantic pact Of
which the United. States Is a
member, noting he had accepted
THE job as supreme commander
In January. 1851, because be be-
llieved it to be 70 true agency
for peace. y
Personally, I have had
enough Of war; declared the
President, "and ! would moi
have accepted that command Il
I considered 1t to be an organi.
lzation getting ready really *
Tight . war"
/ the President directed his re.
marks squarely at his wartime
lccmrade-in-arnns. Marshal Thu
lkov. who attended the meeting
las Soviet Defense Minister.
Il would particularly like m,
friend, Marshal zhukov. to lister
Ito what ! have to say Mr.. Essen.
hover said.
u have known him for q long
time and be knows, speaking as
soldier to soldier. I have never
uttered q single word that ] did
not believe to be the truth
Backing alp his plea for unit
ing Germany. the President said
that II that country Is allowed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Cardinal Worms
On Russian Smile

NEW YORK, oct. II IT.
Francis Cardinal 6pelitnan says
the Russian SMILE prevalent
since the Gevena Conference,
cannot erase "the memory Of
Soviet cruelty. y
Speaking last night at the 18th
annual Alfred e. Smith Me-
mortal Foundation dinner at the
Waldorf : Astoria, the prelate
warned against what he termed
l"the Establishments Of the Soviet
smile, . and added:
TT is possible to be under
the mistaken impression that q
person Is smiling at you when
actually he Is laughing at you"
Another speaker, Gen. Max
well p. Taylor, Army Chief Of
Stat, said our, Nation must
stand ready 10 cope with ''erod-
Ing" small wars. Regardless Of
how effective atomic weapons
may be in lettering general war
fare. Gen. Taylor said. ct may
be questioned how effective they
may be In discouraging local
aRgreSsionS.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
LAST


Continued From First Page
apartment, breaking Oh the lock
and knocking the door open. A
window fan was blown out Of
another apartment.
Miss Verne Northart was en-.
|tering her apartment building al
I1700 Harvard street NV, Wher
glass. 3 lampshade. curtains and
Grapes shoWered around her.
ut was such an experience
just can't describe IT, she said
II haven't come to yet"
The glass was shattered II
her window, SO feet across 81
Iareaway from the explosion.
Strangely enough, the tenant
directly over the explosion
James 3. Phillips. who is EN-.
Iployed at the National Institutes
Iof Health. said he and his wife
were asleep and were disturbed
but little. Some Of the furniture
was moved. but there was nc
other damage.
Other tenants said they were
badly shaken by the jar. even on
the top floor.
A yearbook In Miss Faatz
apartment indicated she had
been graduated from the Mound
Park Hospital School Of Nurs-
ing. in st. Petersburg, Fla, in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
|BRiTON rs BARRED
FROM 18th LAWSUIT
ON GOVERNMENT

LONDON, R.The Brit
ish government has won its
suit against Stanley A. Bar
rett and obtained a court
order preventing Stanley A.
Barrett from suing the Brit
ish government.
Attorney General Sir Regi-
maid Manningham Butler
told the high court yesterday
Mr.. Barrett has brought IA
unsuccessful actions against
various government officials
in the past three years. pres
sing an unsuccessful claim
for q war pension.
The suits, Sir Reginald
declared. were frivolous and
vexatious."
Mr.. Barrett did not show
UP to defend the case. The
three judges ruled he
couldn't sue anybody from
now on except by special
permission of the high court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21

to become . military vacuum and
"agatn 3 fertile ground for the
propagation Of . Hitler. It could
he the gravest danger to al
peoples.
Mr.. Eisenhower said that Il
Russia Is afraid Of German re-
unification within the Western
alliance. the United States will
give its pledged word. 70 assure
there Is no danger.
'.Let Us draw Germany into
such b position that she would
mot be q prey to q Hitler. q dis
satisfied. unhappy nation SUI
ifering from an inferiority COM
lplex, but one which could play
10 respectable part In its own de-
ilfense. but which could not gair
1.-THE power to attack, !. the Presi-
ldent said.
4 The record Of the six-day con.
ference shows that Mr.. Essen.
hover frequently spoke approx.
lingly Of the eonciliatory tone oil
la speech given July is by Soviet
Premier Bulganin before coming
ito the conference.
Mr.. Eisenhower particularly
singled out Mr.. Bulganin's re.
marks that the Geneva confer
jence could be only q beginning
toward the goal of improving the
East West relations.
The textuai record contains
lonly such statements by the So
WET. British and French leaders
AS had previously been made
public.
The department explained In
Its fureword that publication OF
lall remarks would have required
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Delinquency Films
| Banned in Memphis

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 81 Up,
The movie Rebel Without A
Cause" was banned In Memphis
yesterday.
Released by Warner Bros. the
picture deals with juvenile de-
llinquency and stars the late
James Dean. young actor killed
earlier this month in a California
traffic accident.
The city censor board termed
the show, scheduled for showing
here next week. 'inimical to
public welfare" and mot q
healthy picture at ALL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
OCEANS

Continued From First Page
Iof Nebraska. Both the Atlantic
and Pacific are relatively
dead" DR.. Libby says. because
the small amount Of tritium Is
mixed SO thoroughly with the
water as q whole.
Variations Wide
From the Pacific to the At
lantic Coasts across the CONT
Inent the tritium concentration
in rain rises about ninefold, he
pointed out. In some places.
notably Chicago. it huctuates
widely from day to day.
Another finding is that "the
ocean has q thin skim" DR.. Libby
SAND. Practically ell the tritium.
brought in by the rains and by
rivers from the continents. Is
found within the first hundred
meters. Below there is none at
all. This shows, Or. Yibby said.
that the ocean Is stratifled and
that there is practically no smix-
ling Of strata. Anything. iliclud-
ing atom wastes, sunk In the sea
below 100 meters win not come
to the surface for a long time,
liz ever.
The greater part Of the oceans
plants and animals exist In this
living skin" They can exist be-
low this level only by feeding on
Edetritus sinking from above, and
lon each other.
Low Precipitation
Measurements have been
made on snow from the neigh
borhood of the South Pole
which show the extraordinarily
low precipitation Of 8 feet Of
water--represented by 3 or 4
inches Of snow---in ~ years.
The 1854 weapons tests "con-
Itaminated" waters Of the north
ern hemisphere with this one
radioactive isotope more than
they would have been contain
MATED by the tritiurn formed
naturally in the upper at
mosphere. in 400 years.
/ The fact that there was es-
sentially no exchange between
northern and southern hemi.
sphere constitutes q problem
which meteorologists will try to
answer during the forthcoming
International Geophysical year,
At the utmost. tritium Is 50
scarce that. however great the
distance, 1t is the last RADIO
active contarninant anybody
needs to worry about.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21

State Dulles. In Q major policy
speech August as. proposed q
formal United States guarantee
Iof the frontiers between Israel
and her Arab neighhors. But 1t
was a heavily qualified offer. He
said it would be on the condition
that there was a solution of the
other related problems includ-
ing a prior agreement on what
the borders are.
The Secretary of State has
said that he twice advised Russia
that the Czech arms trade with
Egypt was not helping to ease
tension and that he would take
the matter up with Soviet
Foreign Minister v. NJ. Molotov
a third time at the foreign min
listers conference In Geneva.