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Evening star., 1955-06-14
TODAYS TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880. WMAL (7-Cayalcade OF
America: William Bishop and
Morris Ankrum in Pirates
Choice" story of Jean La
fitte and War of 1912.
$500, WTOP (9l-Life With
Father: Father Days house
hold celebrates his birthday
and gifts he receives are
most unusual; Leon Ames.
500. WRC t4l-Milton Berle
Show: Last show of season
is revue, with guests Art
Mooney and Steve Allen.
$3.50, WTTG t5l-Times Square
Playhouse: Tom Drake a.
notorious bank robber who
finds himself cut off from
underworld connections aftel
he doublecrosses pals; Her
bert Marshall, host.
$3.50, WTOP t9l-Halls of Ivy
Only act of fate saves Presi.
dent Halls campaign to save
Ivys astronomy department
Ronald Colman.
900, WRC (4-Fireside Thea.
ter: "The Man Who Likec
to Kill" drama set in Texas
cattle town just after Civi
War; John Hudson, Ian Mac
Donald. Barbara Logan.
$3.50, WRC (4)-Circle Theater:
Jerome Coopersmith's "The
Honorable Mrs. Jones'" con-
corning Congresswoman's in
ner conflicts as she faces two
crises. one political, the other
marital.
$3.50, WMAL CD-Elgin Hour,
Combat Medics," tribute tt
soldier doctors of the battle.
fields; John Cassavetes, Briar
Keith.
1880, WRC DTS a Grea
Life: Danny acquires nev
girl friend, the outdoor type
and he and his pals join il
her athletic pursuits.
1880, WTOP (9)-See 1t Now
Examination of the pay TN
plan.
11:15, WTOP (9)-"Paris Un
derground":: Two women fac
many dangers in Paris durin
World War II; Gract,
Fields, Constance Bennett
produced in 1945D
11:25, WMAL (D-Studio Seven
In exit Linda Darvis," wom
an finds her beauty is ruinini
her chances for happiness S,
she transforms herself int,
plain girl.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WWDC-Baseball: Cleve-
land at Washington for two
games.
7:05, WGMS-H ward Nit
chell: Berlioz. Roman Carni-
val Overture; Delius, Brigg
Fair; Rim S ky Korsakoff,
Spanish Captrice.
800, WRC-Biography in
Sound: Highlights in career
of late Gertrude Lawrence,
with Bea Lille, Noel Coward
and Sir Cedric HardWicke.
$3.50, WTOP-Amos m Andy
Music Hall: Makeup expert
Bud Westmore visits.
10000, WRC-Fibber MCGEE and
Molly: Fibber tries to prove
to Doc Gamble that he's as
smart as a 12-year-old boy
Evening star., 1955-06-14
OUR BIRD FRIENDS-2
The Robin

and loved bird in large part of the United States
and Canada the robin.
There probably robins in the country today than
discovered America That's because they learned
along with people and because laws passed against
shooting them other small birds Originally shy forest
dweer the robin loves dooyards in the northern
and eastern portions of the country
Although the fully robin has fine red breast to
with his back young have spotted breasts showing
that they really belong to the thrush family.
Mount this picture cereal box cardboard Cut out the
ara wings and Mr. Robin himself leaving the background
attached Fold the side pieces back and the foreground front
ward make him stand Slip Tab into slit cut the
dotted line of the robins shoulder and paste the tab behind the
birds head Paste Tab behind the head also but the ohe
side of the picture When the dry spread the wings
little in the small drawing Now have robin to
your desk.
Tomorrow: The Cardinal
Evening star., 1955-11-06

forces there, were both on duty
ct Pearl Harbcr then.
Seeing the rows Of planes
lined up on Hickam Field,
Lord Mounthatten recalled
how he had said ct the time
that he wouldn't leave those
planes 50 exposed to q bomb
ing. Gen. Short was thinking
Ia terms Of an invasion. but
the British Admiral said.
bombing win come before an
invasion. Admiral Kimmel
agreed with me but Gen. Short
didn't" said Lord Mountbat-
ten.
A CONGRESSMAN who had
the stateroom next to Wallis
Windsor's when she crossed
the Atlantic two weeks ago. is
still mulling over "Her Grace
the Duchess 81 Windsor and
maid as she was listed on
the ships register. Besides
the maid. she had In her en-
tourage two boxer dogs and q
Negro who looked after the
dogs and spoke only French.
Wallie. the legislator said.
stayed secluded most Of the
voyage. Her maid kept hustling
meals back and forth down
the corridor past his stateroom
and II she found bis door open
or anyone else's whose suite
was In the same corridor with
her grace's, she promptly
closed them so nobody could
spy on her grace.
Needless TO say. this In
furiated the representative who.
caught her doing 1t while sit
ting In his stateroom waiting
for visitors. He would quickly
swing the door open again and
just as the maid passed again
she would close It. That comic
routine kept up al the way
across the ocean which Just
gees to show you how careful
you have TO be when you get
that close to someone who's
that close to royalty.
-
SECRETARY or AGRICUL-
TURE BENSON probably
doesn't know 1t, but he has .
foreigner on his stan. Bob
Mcmillan is so Scottish he
owns kits and he win dance 8
JIG in them at the st. Andrews
Society Annual Tartan Ball
December 2 In the Shorehan1
Hotel ballroom. Marquis Green
borne Is president Of the soci-
Evening star., 1955-11-06
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
Bachelor Prince OF Monaco
Pldns u. S. Tour in December

are more truth than fiction.
Maybe he's coming over to
meet Grace Kelly's family.
N BRITAIN's FIRST SEA
LORD. the Earl Mountbatten
Of Burma. wanted to. he might
get mixed up In Americas IA
year-old controversy about
Pearl Harbor. At q party here
Evening star., 1955-11-06

the other day, he had occasion
to remember q visit to Hickam
Field during the spring before
that fateful December Z, 1871.
Rear Admiral Husband z. KIM
mel, commander Of the Naval
Base, and 1t. Gen. Walter
C. Short. Army commander,
which meant that he also conn
manded the Army Air Corps
Evening star., 1955-11-06
b. BETTY BEALE

It looks as II Blair House Is
about to have q bachelor oe-
cupant. and this man has been
rumored in the market for an
American wife.
Prince Rainier III, ruler Of
the independent principaiity Of
Monaco, viii set foot on our
fair shores the last day Of
November. And his United
States stay be no Whirlwind
visit.
The S2-year-old sovereign
Of little Monaco, which is prac-
tically all Monte Carlo, plans
to tour America for q good two
months. His visit will be un-.
oflicial. but when 1t comes to
chiefs Of state, big or little,
royal or no. the same courtesies
are extended and almost the
same amount Of entertaining.
This news is so new, the
Washington part Of his visit
hasn't even been settled yet.
but 1t Is assumed that he will
come here. and while here
that he will be entertained by
the French Embassy. A little
spot Of an independency on
Frances breathtakine Cote
d,Axur, Monaco Is bound to
France economically. linguis-
tically and q hundred other
ways.
Though rumored as having
financial difiiculties Of late be-
cause Of several runs on the
Bank Of Monte Carlo. the
Prince still would be q catch
In anyone's language. and IN
cidentally he speaks English.
A skier, race driver. 4 deep
sea diver and all the things q
modern prince should be, he
has q palace and 4 yacht and
he bosses . domain Of ex-
quisite beauty, Monte Carlo
Is q village Of handsome white
and cream colored houses that
dazzle In the sun like dia-
Monds set between an aqua
marine sea and emerald hills.
It also is one Of the most
fashionable Of all European
resorts now. For q while It was
passe. but the multimillionaire
Greek Onassis poured millions
into 1t and it now draws the
chic Jet set, bet set, and Just
plain international set IL you
dare to call 1t @just plain. =
Prince Rainier has been try
ing to moderglize Monaco and
build it up as q vacation CEN
ter that viii attract more of
the non-gambling tourists.
but the gambling ones are well
taken care Of. In addition 70
the famous old Casino. there's
the new Sporting Club over
looking the Mediterranean
where the chic crowd goes.
They can dine there to the
strains Of . symphony orches-
ira. dance on the terrace under
the stars. and gamble til
they've m0rtgaged the moon.
In the daytime they can fiirt
with the sun at the Old Beach
Hotel Or the New Beach Hotel.
Onassis Ii understood q
have 40 per cent pf the cor
p6ration that owns the above.
but Monacons get annoyed II
people say he owns Monte
Carlo. They point out that
others also own stock IN the
corporation.
Since the mere printed story
that Monaco's subjects want
their prince 70 marry an Amer
lean sent Q University of Iili-
nois coed whipping on to
Monte Carlo last February to
try her chances. there's no
telling how much he'll BE
chased In this country. All ef-
forts may be III vain. however,
II the latest romantic ruuors
Evening star., 1955-11-06
HoirsiYIist 10 Address
Southern Denial Society

The Women,s Auxiliary OF
the Southern Maryland Dental
Society win hold q luncheon
meeting at 1880 pm. tomor-
row IN Longchamps Restaurant.
Guest speaker win be Mrs.
Verne Myren, hair stylist.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

ETY. that WIN hail the bagpipe
band from Baltimore over here
for the occasion.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-06

bank Run Gravel. Top Sell, Pill Dirt.
BaIldoxinE. COLyTAs 81. e-ak4e.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-04
Local Rates Will
Jump 10 Per Cent

H. Ohio Public Utilities Com
mission has granted an increase
in telephone rates which the Ohio
Bell Telephone Company says will
give the company on overall in
crease of about five per cent in
Ohio. Local rates, however, will
be increased about ten per cent
on the average,
Governor Frank J. LausChe at
tackled the multi-million dollar
rate increase and indicated that
his next appointment to the Pub
lie Utilities Commission will be
someone who resolve doubts in
favor of the public, not the utili-
ties.
Gov. Lausche had this to say
concerning the increase which will
amount to more than 71a million
dollars per year:
THE finding by the Public Util-
tiles Commission of Ohio with two
in favor and one against, clearly
indicates the need for reformation
of the Ohio rate-making law for
rendition of public utility service
The present law, which by the
way is the only one in the as
states holding that the capital
structure of public utilities cor.
porations should be determined
by what it would cost to repro.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-04
Holiday Ends For
School Systems

The London Public Schools re-
opened today with the pupils and
teachers back at their desks for
the session. Mr.. Won KaneI, who
was i'll prior to the holiday, has
recovered.
Mr.. Hartley, Superintendent. an
nounces that the change-over from
morning classes to afternoon
classes in the kindorgn~te~ ~ri'l
take place on January II, follow
ing the general examinations
which start Wednesday, January
II.
During examination time, all pu-
pills are required to report to
school, whether they are being
tested or not.
In the County school System
Superintendent r. J. Webster an
nounces they expect the usual in
crease in enrolment, with the
West Jefferson Schools accounting
for the largest jump.
The music teachers of the two
systems will hold their meeting
Tuesday night to plan for the
coming years activities, including
the annual Spring Festival which
will be held in London this year
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-04
Grove City Woman
Wins Tv Contest

A delicious raiSin-nut casserole
bread was judged as tops in WLW
TVS Fit For A King" contest,
with Mrs. Laura MARITIME of Grove
City, Ohio, submitting the winning
entry.
The bakers have been SUBMIT
ing their top recipes for the past
two months, and eight finalists
were selected for a grand bake
off, contest. Each finalist received
a five-piece set of appliances for
being a weekly winner.
The top eight cooks were invited
to be guests on the Ruth Lyons
$3.50 Club" telecast of Tuesday,
December %, and to submit their
dish in a grand bake-off" contest.
With the Judges sampling each
dish, Mrs MARITIME was selected rs
the woman who could indeed bake
for a king, thus receiving the
grand prize of a muskrat fur coat
and deep freezer.
Mrs. K r. Reed of II Hereford
Street, Cincinnati, was named
runner-up, with her graham-crack-
er custard cookies.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-04
SUBSIDY BY LAW

of viCtrnZed by law
granting what the ONO
is
based its decision law which allows S
return based REPLACEMENT COSTS.
buildings machinery and equipment are inquired AZ present
of building which
$4,000 in 1910 considered under the law 10 nave cost per
The
required increases in rates based upon present aay
that increase thal rates
increase proporonately with relief j sight
in
utility needs get increase
operation based
forced 10
increase the utility dividend! In this
granted Ohio Bell
rate increase approximately 7 million dollars which
% 3a million dollars
the public will million dollars of Ohio Bell
taxes plus the million the company will retain!
Bell is justified in these increases We don't know
doesn't justify
anybody Nevertheless the increase cannot be b
which believe the people
of Ohio among biggest bunch of suckers in the world
subsidy by law, IT.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-04
Engineer Outlines County
Road Plans For New Year
NO MORE JUNK MAIL

No more junk mail after the
31st of March! Yes, it's true and
about everyone in the country
will be pleased with the an
nounccment by Postmaster Cen
cral Summerfield that junk
mail will be discontinued at that
time!
No more will you receive un-
wanted mail marked House
holder" Occupant" or Ten
ant" The so-called expert
ment" is over, says Mr.. Sum-
merfield. Thus, the mailman,
the taxpayer and householder
will be relieved of the Junk"
which has burdened the post
man, delayed the regular mail
and jammed mailboxes for
months.
From now on you will at
least be offered the courtesy Of
an address on the mail you re-
CciVe. Mr.. Summcrfield says
that the solution to the problem
lies in increasing mail rates and
will ask for said increases in the
next session of Congress. It's
OK. with all of us.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-04
Loca Districts
Aided BY Federal
And State Funds

State funds provided S119,640,-
1892 of local school districts ex-
pense in educating the youth Of
Ohio during the states fiscal year
July l, 1858 to June 80, 1854, ac-
cording to a report issued today by
State Auditor James A. Rhodes.
This includes $162, 400 in aid to
local libraries.
Federal funds, distributed thr-
ough the auditor of state, provided
an additional $3,364, ,685 80 which
went as follows: S2,266, ,590.21 for
the school lunch program, and ST.
09S,095.69 for vocational education.
The total of state and federal
funds received by local school dis
tricts was S123, ,005 ,599.12. This is
S7,923, ,92857 more than during the
previous fiscal year. Most Of this
is accounted for by increased pay
ments under the school foundation
program, which amounted TO $116,-
64S.5O1.55.
All school foundation payments
came from state funds.
The state furnished local schools
Sl,726,373.25 for special education
classes; S194,99996 for teacher
training; $594.54421 for vocation
al education; S256, 1892 in inter
est on the states irreduciblc debt;
S57,930.93 in rental from school
lands. and 1852, 400 i'm aid to local
libraries.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-04
Election Board
To Attend Meet

Madison County will be repre-
sented ut the sixth annual con-
vcntion of the Ohio Association of
Election Officials which will be
held in Columbus, January 9, 10,
and IL, by; William Gallagher,
Allen Silver, Forrest Rihl and
r. Fl. Hume, of the county board
of elections. Mrs. Gertrude Gist,
clerk of the board and Miss Ruth
Armstrong, assistant clerk, will
also attend.
Albert A. Horstman, Dayton,
President of the Association, has
announced that the 3-day confer
cnce will begin with registration
and a reception, Sunday evening:
business sessions on Monday and
Tuesday; and the annual banquet
on Monday night.
Secretary of State Ted w.
Brown will make the address of
welcome and he and members of
his staff will participate in the
discussion sessions, when matters
pertaining to the 1855 elections
will be reviewed.
Chief Justice Carl Y. Weygandt
will be the principal speaker at
the banquet.
Mondays sessions will be so
scheduled as to permit the cleo
ton officials to attend the inau-
gural ceremonies for state Off
cialS
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-04
investigators
Called To Gallon

Investigators from the London
Prison Farm were called to Gallon,
OHIO, 70 assist the police in the in
vestigation of the strangulation
murder of Patricia Spears, 16 year
old high school girl.
The body of the girl was found
by two youthful hunters Saturday
near Gaiion.
Police are holding the girls II
year-old brother, Frederick, in
connection with the case Frederick
repeatedly was an inmate OF priv
ate correctional institution in Al
bion, Michigan, where nc was sent
following an arson charge and
conviction by juvenile court
The LPF specialists were called
to check the girls bedroom, the
home, and an automobile belong
ing to the brother.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-04
Retiring Printer
Is Son Of Former
London Family

Robert J. Horn. veteran printer
and night foreman Of the Ohio
State Journals Composing room,
retired Monday after nearly 50
years with the Columbus paper, his
entire career being in the printing
business, or closely associated with
it.
Horn was borI1 in London. Dec.
6, 1881. the son of Henry and Mary
Horn, and the family moved to Co
lumbus when he was 2. lie began
his apprenticeship as a printer
when he was j. with the Press
Post, where he worked after
school.
Mr.. Horns wife. the former
Elizabeth Guilkey, died in May,
1853, He and son. Chester, reside
at 1884 OSceOla Ave.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-04
Tax Help For 81
AT Post Office

A program of assistance to tax
payers for the forthcoming in
come tax filing period has. just
been announced by Nathaniel
LOCKER, District Director Of Inter
nal Revenue with headquarters in
Columbus, Ohio. The primary pur-
pose Of the program is to inform
taxpayers of the correct method
OF preparing their returns in
other words, the program is aimed
AT rendering assistance or advice
where it is actually needed to clar-
ify and explain points not under
stood, rather than Offering gratui-
tous Service to all taxpayers in
the preparation of their returns.
Director LOCKER recommends
that taxpayers in the higher in
come brackets as we'll as those re-
curing assistance on schedules of
rental properties or business and
corporation returns avail them
selves of the service of profession
al accountants or tax conSultantS
since time and personnel limita-
tionS will not permit local Inter
nal Revenue Service employees TO
assist in the preparation of re-
turns Of this type.
Farmers will be expected to pre-
sent completed schedules of In
ternal Revenue Service personnel
before requesting assistance in the
preparation of farm returns. Other
taxpayers should complete the
Forms 1040 which they received
in the mail, at least through Line
6 before seeking aid. These forms
should be carefully saved until the
taxpayer is ready to use them.
For the purpose of affording adj
vice and assistance, the basement
room office located in the London
Post Office viii remain open from
800 a. m. 70 500 ,. m. on the fol-
lowing DAYS in January: Monday
January II, 1853, and Tuesday
January 49, 1855. The program fol
the balance OF the filing period
February ! through April Is, wall
be announced later
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-04
"0ff Limits" Sign
Up In Madison Co.

Madison County is out of
bounds" to Russian citizens ac-
"r',di',~ - = government directive
issued Monday.
The move is designed as a retail
iatory action against the Russian
government, which has restricted
areas OF the Soviet Union for many
years TO u. S. citizens. II will af-
feet about 400 Russian officials
and their families in this country.
About 50 y. N. representatives are
not included in the order
Other counties included in the
directive arc: Allen, Ashland, Ash
tabula, Auglaizc Butler, Cham
paign, Clark, Crawford, Cuyahoga,
Darke, Defiance, Delaware, Erie
Franklin, Fulton, Greene, Hamil-
ton, Hancock, Hardin, Henry, HUI
ron, Jackson, Lake, Logan, Lorain,
Lucas, Marion Medina, Mercer
Miami, Montgomery. Morrow, OF
tawa, Paulding, Pickaway, Pike,
Preble. Putnam, Richland. Ross
Sandusky. Scioto, Seneca, Shelby
Stark, Summit, Union, Van Vert
Wayne, Williams, Wood and wy
andot.
Secretary of State John FOSte,
Dulles stated trat the new reguid-
tions will apply until further no,
tice. Overall, the order restricts
about 27 percent of the u. S., in,
Guiding about 1000 counties in ;.
states.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-04
Old Year Sees
Much Activity

County Engineer Helge G. Exc
dahl has submitted report to the
County Commissioners outlining
the road improvements suggested
for 1855.
The improvements will be de-
pendent on the budget and wealth
or conditions, but may normally
be expected to be completed.
Roads included on the improve
ment list are; Iams Road, Darby
Twp, 2.17 mi; Becker Road,
Somerford Twp, so mi; Becker
Rd., Monroe Twp, 1.21 mi; Grew
ell Rd., Monroe Twp. LAP mi;
Tradersville-B Brighton Rd., Som
erford Twp, 230 mi; Gregg Rd.,
Jefferson Twp, 1.76 mi; Gregg
Rd., Deer Creek Twp, 80 NIL; Lii
ly Chapel-O'possum Run Rd.,
Fairfield Twp, 2.24 mi; Drury
Rd., Paint Twp, 3.92 mi; Bonner
Rd., Paint Twp. 1.10 mi; Bonner
Rd., Union Twp, 20 mi; Ander-
son Antiock Rd., Pleasant Twp
$50 mi; Observation-Disclosures
Rd., Stokes Twp, 10 mi; Charles
ton Chillicothe Rd., Range Twp,
1876 mi; Foster Redman Rd.,
Range Twp, 1.54 mi; Chrisman
Rd., Range Twp. la mi; Min
shall Rd., Range Twp, .33 NIL;
MinShall Rd., Stokes Twp, 1.59 mi.
Township roads to be blacktop-
ped are Ware, Somerford Twp,
.35 mi; Ware, Pike Twp, Sc mi;
De Bolt, Darby Twp. III mi.
Simpson, Dccrcrcek Twp. LIS
NIL; Counts, Range Twp, 1,21 mi;
Dorm, Range Twp, 1.09 mi;
Crawford, Range Twp, 2.15 mi.
Roberts Mill, Paint Twp, 10 mi
Roberts Mill, Union Twp, lbs
mi
In addition, eight bridges are
planned, one on Taylor-Blair Rd
over Little Darby, one on the old
Columbus Rd over Deer Creek
one on Potec Rd. over Deer
Creek, one on the Tradersville-
Brighton Road, one on the Spring
Valley Rd,, two on the Sanford.
Mcchanicsburg Rd., and one or
the Lewis Rd. crossing Spring
Fork
1854 saW 3d.67 miles of roads
in the county blacktopped Gar
field Ave. received a face-hftinf
and there were 6597 miles o.
road surfaces treated or sealed
Eleven new bridges were built
three bridges strengthened and re
paired, and two new culyerts bull
in addition to all the ditching
cleaning, painting and mainten
ance necessary to keep up the
roads as we'll as possible.
The Engineers office purchased
a Caterpillar grader, four trucks
a band saw, and a Scven-ton roll
er during the year.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-04
Brown Completes
AT Tour Of Duty

William Brown, who has been
stationed at Ethan Allen Air
Force Base in Vermont, has rcce-
ived his discharge and is IT his
home here at w. Center Street.
lie served three years Wr!I the
Communication service IN the Far
East Air Force in Japaa and kor-
ca and was discharged SfSgt.
S/Sgt Richard KerWin of Ethan
Allen Air Force Base, spent few
days at the home of William and
his parents before going on to his
home in New Mexico.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-04
December Weather
Record Outlines
Unusual Month

lie onard McNeal, London S
weather record-keeper, makes the
following year-end report:
Precipitation for December was
1.94 inches, or 0.84 inches below
normal.
Precipitation for the year for
1854 was 30.71 inches, or 4.20
inches below normal.
Maximum temperatures for De-
Cember was 81 degrees on the
9th.
Minimum temperature for De-
cember was 7 degrees on the 19,
20, and p.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-04
Sat. Deneca & Family
Assigned To Germany

Sgt. Chris +. Deneca and his
family, who have visited relatives
here, have gone to Munich, Germ
any. Sgt. Dencca, who has 19 years
of service, is making the u. S.
Army his career. lie has been in
the Army for Is years and was
also a member OF Co. c, National
Guard, which he joined in 1910.