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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18
Activities OF Un
Is Essay Subject

The Activities of the United
Nations" will be the subject for
a countrywide essay contest open
to all high school seniors. The
competition is sponsored by the
London Rotary Club.
The thoughts of the contestants
must be expressed in 1000 words
or less, and will be judged on mer-
it, originality, aptness of thought
and content.
There will be four cash prizes of
$500 each awarded in the county.
In addition, winners will be the
guests of the London Rotary Club
when they have speakers of nat
ional or international Importance
at their meetings.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18
New Corporation Is
Granted Charter Here

(SpeciaD Secretary of State
Ted w. Brown has issued a COR
poration charter to Atkins Hatch
cries, Inc, London.
H. H. Crabbe, East High Street
is listed AS the statutory agent Of
the new firm, which is issuing 800
shares no par common stock.
Other incorporates are w. O.
Atkins, Harold P. Langfilt, and
Carroll L. Smith.
War will end when nations are
ripe for progress.
Mary Baker Eddy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18
Midway PTO Sponsors
Halloween Carnival

The Parent Teacher Organiza-
tion is sponsoring the annual Hal
lowe'en Carnival for the benefit of
the Midway School In the school
auditorium in Sedalia Friday eve
ming, October 81.
The balls start rolling at $50
pm. when lunch will be served.
The program will include mas
querade, games and a dance from
9 to II.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18
Calendar For The Week

NOTE - This feature will regularly and will bs
published each Monday and Tussdsy The service Free
Pease send copy by Friday tor events taking place
the following week. Copy must DO submitted before FRI
dax noon des dime Thank You'll
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18

all essay winners will also be
guests of the Madison Soil Conser-
vation District at the banquet TO
be held prior to the business ses-
sion of the annual meeting.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18
Can. you spot
the jokers
in this
''WorkIess
Pay BiII?"

Does the ballot tell
posed iu1 Does how much being asked In unemployment
whom7
posed law will cost passed BY and beokf
u does here the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18
WHO REcEIVEs WORRIES PAYMENrs1

The CIO claims only willing workers
quires, will be paid compensation. But
every citizen knows how badly even the
existing set-up is abused.
In 1854 alone. more than $4,000 per-
sons worked in this state, then went to
another state while drawing unemploy-
ment benefits from Ohio. They went TO
Florida, California and elsewhere !.
many Of them loaing in the sun while
others paid the bill.
II these abuses occurred under lower
rate Of hand-out, imagine what it will
amount to II the clio Is successful!
It's bill Ia an open invitation to "free-
loading" at public expensel
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18

jobless pay period be increased from the
present 26 weeks to 80 weeksl Think of
itl The simple arithmetic is:
39x$59 =$2.301 TAX FREE
It means that persons out Of work -
many of them abusers Of the plan -
would get up to $2,301 for nine long
months Of idleness! A nice vacation on
the sweat Of honest labor!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18

HOW MUCH WILL IT COST your
II the bill is passed, 1t will cost an off,
cially estimated additional SIT 500, 10000
per year at least.
The CIO Is trying to fool the public -
and that includes all of US - into think
ing that this increase will not raise taxes
and prices.
You hear the CLOS line every day.
They say unemployment compensation
is not new or increased tax. This is
not even a half-truth. 1t really means
hidden taxes.
Ohio employing firms pay into an
unemployment compensation fund. The
more they pay, the higher their expenses.
The higher their expenses, the higher
their asking prices for goods and services.
Who says raising unemployment bene-
fits won't raise taxes? Those taxes mean
higher prices for everything you buy.
Evening star., 1955-02-23

have. Saraka contains no harsh puss
gatives, no chemical drugs, no scratchy
roughage. It relieves constipatiol
promptly. works wifloa hurting. &
Daily Regularity Now Yours
without Forcing" Your SysteHsI
Just add Saraka to your daily did
with q sprinkle over salads or cereaN
Saraka works pleasantly, leaves no e&
hausting effects. You'll hardly thint
you've taken q laxative at all. Gel
Saraka ut your drug store. F9I
FREE sample, mail coupon today
Evening star., 1955-02-23
Unique All-vegetabie Formula
Discovered by q Doctor
ADVERTISEMENT.
Announce New Way To
Shrink Painful Piles
Science Finds Healing Substance That Does Both
Relieves Pain-Shrnks Hemorrhoids

New York, N. Y. Especially -
For the first time science has
found new healing substance
with the astonishing ability to
shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve
pain-without surgery.
In one hemorrhoid case after
another, "very striking improve
ment" was reported and verified
by doctors observations.
Pain was relieved promptly.
And, while gently relieving pain,
actual reduction or retraction
(shrinking) took place.
And most amazing of all this
Improvement was maintained in
cases where doctors observations
were continued over a period of
many months!
In fact, results were so thor
ough that sufferers were able to
make such astonishing statements
as "Piles have ceased to be
Evening star., 1955-02-23
MISUNDERSTANDING
Efforts Discouraged
BY the Associated Press

DALLAS. Tex.-Texas' only
seismograph station at Southern
Methodist University campus re-
cords about two earthquakes per
day. marking their intensity with
a wavy line which Jumps sharply
when a sharp temblor is re-
corded.
It would average more if some
of the students had their way,
according to Prof. John Harring-
ton. supervisor of the station.
Prof. Harrington says it is virtu-
ally fulltime job shooing of
would-be earthquake-makers who
shake the machine to make it
jump.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
ADVERTISEMENT.

problem!" And among these suf-
ferers were a very wide variety
of hemorrhoid conditions, some of
10 to 20 years standing.
All this, without the use 81
narcotics, anesthetics or astrin-
gents of any kind. The secret ii
c new healing substance (Bios
Dyne+) the discovery of a world.
famous research institution. AZ
ready, Bio-Dyne is in wide use
for healing injured tissue on all
parts of the body.
Now this new healing substances
is offered in ointment form for
hemorrhoids under the name
Preparation H. The price is only
98t tube including an appli-
Gator. The name to ask for il
Preparation Hat all drug stores.
And remember if not entirely
satisfied your money will be ~
funded promptly. reg. U. 9. Pat az
Evening star., 1955-02-23
New Auto Reflects
Jersey Bulls Pique

N. j. lie Roux. Inspector of
Schools at Bellyille. South Africa,
returned to his shiny. new car
just in time to save it.
A Jersey bull apparently had
seen itself reflected in the metal.
1t was digging in the ground
with its hooves and had lowered
its head to charge the car, be-
fore lie Roux hastily jumped in
and drove away.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
Popcorn Yield Drops,
"a DROUGHT BIumed

DES MOINES.-The popcorn
harvest in the major producing
States during 1854 totaled about
222 million pounds, about 33 per
cent below the previous years
yield.
Last summers drought Is
blamed for the drop.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
300 New Graduates
Receive Degrees
AfGW Exercises

George Washington University
awarded degrees to more than
800 graduates at convocation
exercises last night.
Among the graduates was Har-
vey M. Spear of New York. who
received his third degree from
George Washington in IS years.
This was as a doctor of juridi-
cial science.
Another recipient. Navy 1t.
William E. Colvin of Arlington,
won the first masters degree to
be awarded to a Navy student in
the of campus branch Of the
College Of General Studies.
A woman Air Force ofdcer,
Maj. Frances L. White, was
awarded a bachelor Of arts de-
gree in journalism with distinc-
ton. A retired Army colonel.
Herbert M. Schofield, became an
associate in arts.
The graduates follow:
Evening star., 1955-02-23
Doclor's Laxative Works Wonders For
= Nervous IrreguIarity"
Yes kind sfssv~y for years wss LssMs wtsfh

II you've been bothered by irregularity
that doesn't seem 10 improve no mat
ter what you try or what you do, you
may have nervous constipation. Your
own doctor will tell you that you may
need a laxative that works on entirely
different principle!
Nervous Stomach Often
Leads to Nervous Constipation
When intestinal muscles are tense :.
weak and without tone because rushed,
hurried and unplanned meals don't
give them enough bulk" to work on,
you're constantly constipated. Your
system just can't function properly. II
needs a very special kind OF help.
Unique All-vegetabIe Formula
Discovered by Doctor
Discovered by a doctor, all vegetable
Saraka gives the muscles of your in
testinal tract :. the kind of soft, non
Irritating bulk nature intended it to
Evening star., 1955-02-23
Bachelor Of Science In Physical
Education.

Education.
Matthews. james r.
Master Of Arts in Education.
hrsasGca srsas9oaa waH go.a Hsy HS Nfeos srosso R
Buchanan, Jean s. Monroe. Charles 8.
Cole. Lillian @. NeiIl. Lula L.
Garrison, Anne =. Noland, Lillian n.
Gilikin. Jack q. Resnick, Leroy D.
Haffer, Hilda T. Riley, John Z.
Hogan, Jeanne W.
Doctor Of Education.
Lambert, Sam M
Bachelor Of Arts In Government.
Appiestein. VIM. q. Lucas. Donald e.
Farmhouse, D. c. march,, Louis B.
Beasley, Derwood NJ Mcclelland, VIM T.
Bergman, Melvin Midland, Marvin G.
Bohan. Paul r. Perruzsa. John
Brannock, Virginia REM, Mary B.
Campbell, r A., jr. Smith, George w.
ESkenazi, Solomon Thomas, Howard r.
Holman. Mary A. Watson. Blanche l..
johnson, Robert z. Wilson, Dale B.
Master Of Arts in Government.
Batrawi, Kyser, Walter E.
Salah el-Din Ally Koepp Vera Shiplett
Bigelow. Mozelle McNeese, Harold @.
Fallon. Lucille T. Morsi, Sayed A. H.
Kamm, C. W., ir. Pasin. Sermet Refill
Klein, Robert NJ Thomson Robert L.
Master Of Arts in Public Administra tion
Bryant, Ralph L.
Master Of Arts in
Personnel Administration.
Loucks, Phyllis Mae
Master Of Business Administration.
Bayer, Ralph r. Tsantes, John r.
Jenkel. Albert A. Windingland, Einar
Smith, Luther Z.
Associate In Arts.
Nagle, Conrad H.
Bachelor Of Arts.
Honeywell, D. NJ. Jones. Joseph M.
Master Of Arts.
Clay. Harry c.. sr. Colvin. william Z.
Doctor Of Philosophy.
Dolnick. Ethel Helen Reitman, Morton
Noyes, Howard e.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
Shain, Harold
Habecker, +. b.
u~fa.t- NHy-VA~

H. os IN
Haiish. walter q. Siiverman, Ely
Hamaguchi, Akira Sperling. Allen A.
Hedges. William E. Stahl, Seymour
Hersch. Harold H. Stilmar, Robert l..
jackson, Frank H. Stolwein, Walter
Jones, George Stopak. Julius II.
Junkins. Ernest M. Stover. Joseph @.
Klein, David Joel strausser. Robert e.
1 Kline. Robert C.. Wasson, Robert v.
Kominskt, John Watson, Jack W.
kurz. Philip E. Webb. Jack Bassett
Bachelor Of Laws in National University.
Auto. William 4. Hindman. Arnold L.
| BiSchon, John M. johnson, Paul D,
Bochenek. B. H. Redinbaugh, D. G.
Ghatterton. g, W. SETTER. Donald N.
Hanlon. Dennis ]. Speelman. L E.
Juris Doctor.
Elias George, jr. Stiefel. Maurice B.
Ericsson, John W. Wier, Richard A.
Colin, Gerald Williams. N. E., jr.
Light. Eber W.. jr.
Master Of Laws.
Ansbacher, Lewis Dixon. Jack c., jr.
Buckner, James w. Bilger. Donald e.
Gerber. Eliot 8. Vance, Robert 8.
Master Of Laws in National University.
Master Of Comparative Law.
Efron. Reuben Kim. Chin
Master Of Comparative Law.
de Leeuw, A. J. M. Rusis, Armins
Eocter Of Juridical Science.
Spear. Harvey M.
Bachelor Of Electrical Engineering.
Mcclure. Birthel Z. Stellar. John @.
Bachelor Of Mechanical Engineering.
Parks, Albert B. Smith, Charles e.
Bachelor Of Science In Ensineerins.
III ~
Bachelor Of Science In Pharmacy.
Kimberly, Elizabeth windecker. Louis e.
Lawler, Henry w
Bachelor Of Arts in Education.
Alexander, K tn rine Martin, r. E., jr.
Caswell Adele L. White, y. Jane B.
Dean, Agnes M
Bachelor Of Science In Home Economics.
Parsons. Tahmineh
Evening star., 1955-03-01

ment furniture. The work at this
shop already has been curtailed,
and it is planned to close 1t
entirely.
Bids are being asked for pri-
vate shops to take over the work.
Last year, 2.700 pieces of fur
niture were handled in the Gov
ernment shop. Blanks on which
bids may be made can be OBJ
tanned from the GSA regional
Office at Seventh and D streets
S.W.
Evening star., 1955-03-01
Government 10 Close Out
Furniture Repair Business

The Government is planning
to get out of the furniture repair
and reflnishing business as part
Of its program to end competi-
ton with private enterprise.
General Services Administra-
ton has maintained a repair and
refinishing shop to rehabilitate
desks, chairs and other Govern
Evening star., 1955-03-01
Sea Trader is New Finer Tuna

This. was all hush. hush a few weeks
ago. A new tip-top quality chunk
tuna was coming. All Light meat, all
tender meat, delicate in favor. Now
it's in the stores Gateway has it) l
can tell. Tuna of Sea Trader quality,
l find, doesn't come from just any
ocean. Boats must rove the seas for
thousands of miles. Sea Trader Chunk
Tuo, &c r,I,-taI 1:rh~ ,onos s,,n. naJ
Evening star., 1955-03-01

Beet chicken. meat Just drop by Tbsps gently
bubblns stew this simple mixture: S then cups
Kitchen Graft Flour; si with baking powder
p salt Add milk al Mix only enough esten
Hour Cook 10 minutes With kefte
with kettle covered Dumpnss settle
into liquid. Makes large dumpinss
Evening star., 1955-03-01
CwuQ Dnnl2eA
r CD NEWS

Cook fish iE until fesb be easily faked don't overlook
Chefs seeresTWo Tablespoons bali pound ground beet
makes iaierr faser b4mbmg Resdyo-eook poaiy gipes
yox less per dollar.
Evening star., 1955-03-01

probably the tendee you've Owe stocked up
for Len Try in cocktail snacs casseroe Salads sand
Uiches and how generally good If you're delighted
with Sea Trader the will promptly refund your money
Double Stews Appeal with Tenderest DumpIinss
Evening star., 1955-03-01

We Love Hush Puppies With Shrimp
What faUor in these crispy little corn cakes!
make them of new, richer favored Nanny Lou
Corn Meal, at Safeway. Many other tasty Lenten
recipes are on the Nanny Lou box: Corn bread,
corn mullins, spoon bread, corn meal fish fry.
For Hush Puppies sft together into bowl z cups
Mammy Lou Corn Meal, cup flour. I tsp. baking
powder, "a tsp. soda. tsp. salt, " Tsp. sugar Add
"a cup chopped onions. u cup buttermilk. IL cup
water and mix WE'LL Blend in u cup melted short
enins and egg. Drop by Tbsps. into hot fat t37
brown. Makes 30. Serve with fried shrimp and cole
Evening star., 1955-03-01

They're delightfully."- lighter and tenderer 6nd made Keh
Craft Flour This -four bresfed and gasznted improve
any home baking recipe. Safeway has Kitchen Craft.
Evening star., 1955-03-01
Count Ny Fleet Nix Blessings

HIe VIC gIdteIul enougH TOT an tne new good
things? Nine cups of Fleet Mix Biscuit Mix, in
that IA lb. package, will make for my family,
so easily: Ten cinnamon rolls, tWelVe mullins,
ts0elpe biscuits, and big coffee cake. From one
package! All so delightfully."- nice and light and
fresh made in my kitchen. They'd cost me much
more bakery made. make these, also, with Fleet
hfix. ShoefcaLa uraA1ne r>ancaLas
Evening star., 1955-05-22
l5-Minute Meat Loaf

When Hunts home economist developed this
recipe she said, BUSY homemakers and career girls
will appreciate this one!"
And you will! Because, besides being "quickie"
just fifteen minutes cooking time - it is truly
delicious with its savory tomato gravy
Be sure to use Hunts Tomato Sauce when you
make it. For Hunts brings you true tomato goodness
seasoned just right The beautiful color and rich
favor tell you that it's all tomato diluted no
starchy filters.
When you and your family have enjoyed this
delicious l5Mnute Meat Loaf, you'll want to try
Hunts Tomato Sauce in many of your own favorite
recipes Simply add it stews casseroles meat loaf
Evening star., 1955-05-22

soups, spaghetti You'll gain flavor for your cooking!
IN lbs. ground beef IL tsp. salt
N tsp. pepper tbsp. chopped onion
tbsp chopped green pepper (optionaD
cans Hunts Tomato Sauce tbsp. sugar
"A tbsp. Worcestershire Sauce
Combine beef salt, pepper, onion, green pepper and
u can Hunts Tomato Sauce Press into creased
OK Pinch baking dish. Bake on lowest shelf in
hot (45O'F.) for 10 minutes Broil under broer
minutes longer. While meat cooks, combine remain
ing tomato sauce sugar, Worcestershire. Boil min
utes Add meat drippings, if desired. Cut meat in
half crosswise. Arrange sandwich fashion platter,
pouring sauce between and on top. Serves 6.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
Voice Opens New
Muster Controls
BY the Associates Press

The Voice Of America shifts
today to master control equip
ment which it believes to be the
biggest and most flexible in the
world.
The equipment. replacing tenn
porary facilities. links VOA stu
dios. mobile crews and other pro-
gram sources with short-wave
transmitters on both coasts.
The equipment was especially
designed and built to handle the
Voices output Of more than rs
programs in 80 languages every
"a hours to all parts Of the world.
From the central control panel
here, the programs viii be routed
by various channels to the coun-
tries which are to receive them.
Theodore c. Striebert. director
OF the United States Information
Agency which runs the Voice,
arranged to throw the switch this
afternoon cutting the Voice away
from the temporary facilities It
has been using and into the new
master control.
This maneuver viii complete
the Voices move from New York
to Washington. begun a year ago.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
Mrs. He. Tucker,
Church SoIoist

Mrs. Eugenia c. Tucker. 53, oi
I2246 North Madison street. Ar
|lington. Va. died yesterday al
lher home after q heart attack.
Mrs. Tucker was o native Of
Washington and q graduate oi
Central High School.
She was q member Of the
Georgetown Lutheran Church
where she was q soloist, and On
associate matron Of Arlington
Chapter 80. Order Of the East
Iern Star. Mrs. Tucker was also
la soloist at the Congress Street
methodist Church and the Peck
Memorial Presbyterian Church
She is survived by her hus-
band. Herbert C. Tucker Of the
Madison street address. and two
daughters, Mrs. Donald Kirchner
lof 500 South Taylor street, Ar
Ilington. and Mrs. william T.
Purcell, jr. Of Akron, Ohio.
DR., Harold Beatty. minister
lof the Georgetown Lutheran
Church, will conduct services
lin the Chambers funeral home
3072 M street NV. at / pm
Saturday. Burial will be in Ma
tional Memorial Park. Falls
Church. Va.
Evening star., 1955-10-06

Naval Academy graduate. His
son. Robert. jr.. Is now q mid
Ishipman at Annapolis.
Early in his Navy career, Capt.
Strange served on the battleship
Idaho and the submarine Sis.
He returned to Annapolis in the
mid-1930s for q postgraduate
course and as an administrator
Set Up Convoy Routes
From 1887 to l94l, he served
on the light cruisers Marblehead
and Savannah. His first WASH
ington duty was from i941 to
|l943 at the Navy Department
He made up convoy routes in the
Atlantic. Afterwards he COM
Imanded the destroyer Aylwin.
Capt. Strange lived at 4643
North Fifteenth street. Arlington.
Besides his son Robert. Capt.
Strange Is survived by his
widow. Martha: another son,
John. IL: . daughter, Georgia, 8:
his mother, Mrs. John W.
Strange, Lawrenceburg: q sister
and two brothers. Mrs. Frank
|Stallings. Jack Strange, both Of
louisville, KY. and Harold
Strange. Bardstown, KY.
Services win be held at II am.
tomorrow at Fort Myer Chapel.
Burial win be In Arlington
Cemetery. The family requests
that any tokens Of sympathy be
contributed to the heart fund.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
Frank PuIyer,
Gum Promoter

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, oct
6 B.-Frank Fortune Pulyer, a.
one Of the pioneer developers Of
chewing gum. died yesterday.
At 10, he sold newspapers at
Rochester, N. Y, and at II be-
came an apprentices matchmaker
He was % and working for the
|Elgin Watch Co. ct Elgin, nj.
when he became interested IN q
friends formula for making
chewing gum. He bought the
formula for $500 and returned to
Rochester to produce the product.
Mr.. Pulver credited a reporter
for the Rochester Democrat with
helping him break the ice with
his new product. He was giving
some @chew" to q group Of chill
|dren when q reporter known only
las Kenny saw the act. COM
mented cit win SELL Mr.. Kenny
wrote q story on what he saw
and tasted.
Later IN 1913, Wrigley Chewing
Gum Co. bought the Pulver
formula for a reported 81 million
In 1921 Mr.. Pulyer was elected
Mayor Of st. Petersburg for the
first Of three terms. For two
years during the Florida boom
he published the st. Petersburg
Daily News, q tabloid which
|lambasted public officials.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
Paul S. Barrett,
Job | Truininq Expert

Paul s. Barrett. 81, well known
In vocational rehabilitation
circles here and In the Nation,
died Friday while on q business
trip to Savannah, Ca. according
to word received here by friends.
MIR. Barrett was vocational re-
habilitation director for the
State of Georgia. with Offices in
Atlanta. He was past president
of the National Rehabilitation
Association and chairman of the
Legislative Committee. He had
made frequent business trips to
Washington and testified numer-
Gus times on Capitol Hill during
hearings in connection with
amending the Vocational Re-
habilitation Act in 1943.
Mr.. Barrett lived in Union
City. Ca, which was founded by
his late father. Charles S. Bar
rett, president Of the National
Farmers Union for more than
80 years.
Shortly after World War !
Mr.. Barrett was with the Ameri-
can Relief Administration, di-
recting distribution Of grain sup
plies to Russia.
Survivors are his widow. Stella.
q son. Charles. Fort Worth. Tex.
and five brothers.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
Mrs. Cromer, Wife
OF Retired Officer

Mrs. Myron c. Cramer, wife Of
Maj. Gen. Cramer. Judge adyo-
cate general of the Army from
1871 until his retirement In l945,
died Monday night of cancer at
her home, 37l7 Fordham road
NV.
Mrs. Cramer was the former
Esther Durham Of Vicksburg,
Miss. She spent her early life in
Seattle and Tacoma, WASH. COM
ing to Washington in 1924 when
her husband, then q major, was
first stationed here. Gen. and
Mrs. Cramer made Washington
their permanent residence since
1945.
Besides her husband, Mrs.
Cramer is survived by a son, Nor
val D. Douglas, La Mesa, Calf; !;
two daughters, Mrs. Charles E.
Van Sickle Of the home address,
Mrs. Tom W. O'Bryon, 40l6
Forty-eight street NV: two
sisters. Mrs. s. N. Collier. New
Orleans: Mrs. Kenyon D. Wells,
Memphis. Tenn. and two grand
sons.
Private graveside services were
held this morning at Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
|Steichen Honored
For Contribution to
Photo journalism

Edward Steichen received the
Kappa Alpha Mu honorary photo
Journalism fraternity's Founders
Award here yesterday for his
contributions to Photographic
journalism.
Admiral Arthur w. Radford.
chairman Of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff, presented the plaque in
ceremonies at the National Geo
graphic Society.
Mr.. Steichen, director Of pho
Biography for New York's Museum
Of Modern Art, led photography
detachment recording Navy and
Marine action in the Pacific
theater, and compiled "The
Family of Man." a monumental
exhibit of some 500 photographs
selected from more than 2 mill
lion prints.
Evening star., 1955-10-06

Mrs. William F. johnson. 10,
mother-in-law of Gerald P. Nye.
former Republican Senator from
North Dakota. died yesterday at
q Maryland nursing home.
When her health began to fail
nine years ago. Mrs. johnson
came here to live with her
daughter and son-in-law at 8
Pennington drive, Chevy Chase.
Md. For the last two years she
had been in a nursing home.
Mrs. johnson was the former
Fannie Olson, a native Of Nor
way. She came with her family
to Eagle Grove. Iowa. when she
was i3. After marriage. she
lived In Iowa Falls, Iowa. where
her husband owned . tobacco
shop.
Mrs. johnson had been active
in the Lutheran Church in
Iowa.
Besides her husband Of IcwS