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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28
Bond Sales Rise
For Third Year

Ohioans invested more dollars in
Series E and H Sayings Bonds dur
ing 1854 for the third consecutive
year. with total purchases reach
ing 1929, 788, 1868, or 96 per cent of
the states quota, Paul M. Dwyer,
Chairman, Madison County Saw
ings Bonds Committee, reported
today.
Total investment in f and H
Bonds during 1854 in Madison
County reached $417,045, or $50
per cent of the years quota, chair
man Dwyer said. The 1854 cash
purchases compare to 1888, 1853
sold in 1853. December sales in the
county were S38,650 compared to
$1S,289 purchased one year ago
Chairman Dwyer said the total
state investment in December was
S2S, ,129, ,268, compared to S25, ,952,-
300 in the same month OF 1888.
Two of the five Ohio areas attain
ed quotas for 1854, with the North
east Area reaching 110.3 per cent
and the Northwest Area selling
1925 per cent. The other three
areas quota attainment was as
follows: North Cent raj 94.4;
Southern 81.1; and Central S0.3
per cent. Area showing the best
gain in E and II sales over 1853
was Northwest, with 1863 per cent,
followed by Central, with 16.7:
North Central, 13.4; Northeast, S.S
and Southern, CT per cent.
A ranking of quota attainment
in the eight largest metropolitan
Ohio counties showed Summit with
1908 per cent; Lucas, 1894; Ma
honing, 107; Cuyahoga. '1O6.3;
Montgomery, 104.4; Stark, 97.3;
Franklin, 81.8; and Hamilton 7O.3
per cent.
SUFFERS HEART ATTACK
John Ranseyer was removed TO
his home, $50 Richards Road, Co
lumbus, in the Lukens ambulance
Tuesday evening. He suffered a
heart attack while attending the
basketball game between Univer-
sity High School and Madison
Rural.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28
THIS
NEWSPAPER

Believes established
Iocol merchants have
70 protect their RePu-
fofions : Thdf's your
b e 81 guarantee OF
volue.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28
u OUR
"a 4T6SWWN

FACT
Many people will go out of
their way to avoid their own
troubles and then go even fur
ther out of their way to find
somebody else's.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28

= : WHEELER -,rsrou
ROBERT Jo uGrasphPEa,. 81 ,.,,s DI'A''
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-20
Let's Hope We Don't Need
Salaried City Officials

Because newspaper people, in the of their work.
get fairly close insight into the volume of work put in by
the average County citizen who sits board council
would be easy for endorse the recently launched
to put the Rockville Mayor and Council on salary.
Putting aside differences of opinion the wisdom of
official action in particular would like to go
record to the effect that all of the public officials of elective
status know put in than minimum of hard work
their civic jobs And this statement goes for the Board of
Education the County Council and the various City Councils
Nevertheless, we are enough of Jeffersonian Demo-
crat to trust that there still enough public spirited citizens
who willing to not-toobg body polite for small
stipend short of salary Salaries, moreover futime
officials And still like the idea of the man or woman
who his daily bread in his pursuits and then has
enough energy and civic pride left to his city.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-20
Ii Civil Defense Needs
More Funds 1t Should Get Them

Like many County residents the Sentinel has observed
the activities of the County Office of Civil Defense with
mingled sympathy and impatience
The sympathy springs from the fact that the Civil
Defense staff has had an admittedly hard job in bringing
ethagc and preoccupied public an action boil with re-
spect to home shelters and excavations plans.
The Impotence springs from our oftstated conviction
that community civil defense is real necessity one that
should be faced with about rather than halfway measures
while the planning of CD officials perpheral and
tmid.
In any event, the announcement of Tuesday morn
ing should far to dspe popular inertia and encourage
holder planning The have reference to is the
that the National Security Council has order
ed the total evacuation Of Washington event of enemy
air attack.
The significance of this news is that EVERYBODY in
Washington will be put roads the city instead of
the relatively few key government workers as announced
previously
This obviously changes the complexion of the whole
CD picture And Montgomery County as one of the main
escape routes from the metropolis is right in the middle
of the new look
1t one thing to plan for few select Federal officials
being whisked out of town advance alert 1t is another
to be prepared to with thousands of persons who hav
ing weighed the chances decide to head for the country But
it still another and far serious thing to face the need
to provide for the traffic control shelter and comfort of
massed hundreds of thousands in compulsory flight.
1t seems highly unlikely that the County CD office
cope with this burden it's existing funds. Hard and
meticulous planning is necessary Additional facilities
may be needed If this the County CD
people to speak up fully frankly and quickly
Moreover the CD people of our sympathetic
support in drive to get these necessary additional funds
AS readers know, this newspaper normally inclined to
advise economy in the of County funds Preparing to
with this CD development makes it false economy
not to tackle the job with enough funds.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-20
ZOning Repeal ;. Civil Defense (.
CONTINUED from Page /

Continued from Page II
and evacuate quickly before the
laundering herds jam the high.
ways" The Deputy CD Director
believes that regular and auxil-
larry police will help side-street
motorists get into the main
evacuation streams.
Another problem created by
Washington's complete evacua
ton will be felt in counties far
from the city, especially Fred
erick. with more people being
evacuated more housing will have
to be provided and l think Fred
erick County should get in on
our planning"
Montgomery County's CD plan
ming will have to be expanded
thinks the Deputy Director, to
include additional casualty clear
ing stations, reception centers
and emergency hospitals.
Still another problem, says
Hartwig, is how to stop incoming
traffic when an alert is sounded.
Portland, Oregon, has a master
switch that controls all the traf-
fic signals. The outgoing evacua-
ton lanes get a constant green
signal, the incoming cars get a
constant red signal and a flash
ing red faces the side streets"
Increased ALLEGATIONS of money
for Civil Defense will have to be
made at Federal, State and Coun-
ty levels, believes the County CD
official. Montgomery County
has set aside 500, 270 this year in
CD funds eligible for Federal
and State matching none y.
Maryland's original ALLEGATION of
$500 to Montgomery County
may be raised later. "Some
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-20
Equality of Opportunity
And Relief Payments

We don't know how many of readers had the same
reaction did to the story in last weeks Sentinel deal
ing with the meager allowance given persons having the
MISFORTUNE to have to accept direct relief in the County
The headline the story asked the question: what kind
OF citizen 50 cents day? And believe it
not 55 cents day out to be the maximum allowance
possible for dependent children.
To answer the question: would say: qualities of citi-
zenshp dependent qualities of character And income
and personal resources should have little to do with character
In other words, why child from the mag
nfcen home shown last weeks front page should have
any lower standards of honesty honor and integrity than
from a less distinguished home.
Another answer, however, would seem called for if we
are to consider the equity with which the ndeprvieged
child will face life Likely to be of subtandard health al
most certain TO be lacking the encouragement creative
instincts provided by the average home to say nothing of
minimum education the child in question will start under
a handicap.
This handicap, submit, is alien to American thought
Equality of opportunity is one of our goals.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-20
Board Action

Continued from Page II
Hovsepian, Leslie Able, Robert
Maddox and Walter A. Taylor.
In a discussion on city recrea-
ton areas, which Mayor Hovse.
plan said would be most logical"
located adjacent to schools, he
reported that the city had ex-
pectations that land in the
vicinity of Richard Montgomery
High would be dedicated by the
owners of Hungerford Towne.
He saw no reason why the board
should go ahead with its pro.
posed purchase of an athletic
field for this school if the city
could furnish one nearby.
The board has agreed to let
Rockville use land adjacent to
schools for recreation areas to be
equipped and maintained at the
city's expense. Mayor Hovsepian
said that the city expected to
spend between 80 to 40 thousand
dollars in addition to volunteer
services of citizens on recreation
programs in the next four years.
The mayor also asked the
board to let the city know the
layout of the Richard Montgom-
cry site as soon as possible as
the city'S street construction pro-
gram in this area would depend
on this. Parallel streets to main
traffic arteries are badly needed
for the protection of the children,
the mayor said.
The SPLITS contract for the
S-room addition to Twinbrook
Elementary was awarded to Hill,
Schneider and Kimmel, subject
to approval by the county attor-
ney.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-20
Late News Briefs

Continued from Page II
role was outlined before the
Jamestown WOman'S Club Fri.
day by Lois HAZEL, radio sta
ton WGAY's "Mrs. Civil De.
Tense" and Hal Kelly, the COun-
tvs CD information officer.
U. S. Assistant Secretary of
Labor Rocco c. Sicialino will visit
Silver Spring Tuesday to observe
the training of skilled craftsmen
in several establishments. He will
be accompanied by w. c. Chris.
Jensen, deputy director of the
Bureau of Apprenticeship.
Two Montgomery County
farms took major honors in the
aged class Judging at the Inter.
Livestock Show last
week in Chicago,
Edwin Fry and Sons of Lay.
louisville captured first place in
the three.year old COW class.
Ralph and Grover Walkers Roll.
ing Knoll Farm in Gaithersburg
took fifth place in that category.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-20

counties have been allocated
money they won't use. After
November l that unused money
will be reallocated and Montgom-
cry should get some"
The Federal government has
set aside a maximum of $4,000
for Civil Defense use in Mont
gomery County.
HartWig believes, "In the past
Civil Defense appropriations
have been the result of urging by
citizens and citizens groups. 1t
will continue so in the future"
The high level decision to com
pletely evacuate Washington is to
the County CD head a sign of
increased interest which should
filter down to the local level"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-20
PeddIers of Political Pills
Producing Ph0g PiHOried

its regulatory agencies should
be given more power and wider
discretion; the Congress and
the courts should be SubOrdi-
mated and curtaiIed.
From these basic and related
suppositions flow many corollar-
les which manifest themselves in
all areas of economic, social, and
political action-race, religion,
foreign affairs, disloyalty and sub
version, civil liberties, industrial
relations, public education, social
welfare and so on.
In each case, the crypto-social.
list adopts attitudes and courses
of action which, it must be
stressed, are designed not to eff
feet a sound and equitable solu-
ton but to promote differences
and antogonisms to render our
traditional institutions unwork.
able, thereby making it easier to
replace them with the centralized
organs of a socialist state.
From good motives, or bad,
the crypto-sOcialist seeks to sub
vert the American system, of
limited government, free enter
prise, and democratic society
and to replace it with a system
hostile and alien to our tradi-
tons as a Nation.
These misguided individuals
with pills political would dope us
but l say we shall not again be
duped by the New Deal and Fair
Deal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-20
BY John Marshall Butler
u. s, Senator

With considerable clatter, a di-
verse group of persons in this
country continue to glorify the
So-called socialist revolution
spawned by the New Deal and
Fair Deal. These people do not
call themselvs socialists and for
the most part they do not belong
to the Socialist Party.
Though not true liberals, it is
always in the name of liberalism
that they speak and act. But that
these pseudo-liberals are social
lists, or more accurately cryptic
socialists, since they mask their
socialism under another guise, is
plainly revealed by certain basic
assumptions which they fervidly
profess and which have their orr
gins in socialism.
Among these assumptions
are: government is a cure-aII
and to be expanded; business is
evil and to be regimented; la
Dor unions are infallible; en-
plOyers are wicked; the Federal
government should increasingly
supplant the States; public own
ership is better than private
enterprise; private enterprise is
selfish and corrupt; wages are
good, profits are sinful, public
welfare measures should re-
place private charity; the ex-
ecutive branch of the Federal
Government, and in particular
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-20
Seven County
Wills PrObated

Seven wills were probated in
Orphans Court of the County
The wills probated included:
Wendell Berge. WIN da1ed July II,
1858 To his widow Laura Elizabeth
Berge property equal in value to the
maximum marital deduction allowable in
the determination Of the Federal estate tax
upon my estate, less the value of any
property which passes or is deemed to
have passed to my wife" To his widow,
personal effects, household furnishings.
and automobiles. All other property TO
his widow and Francis NJ. Shea in trust
for the support and education of his
family.
Basil r. Frazier, Jr viii dated Dec.
2, 1947. All property to his widow Pa
thence E. Frazier.
Calvin Hoke. Will dated July 25, 1881.
All property to his widow Gertrude Hoke.
Earl A. Blundon. Will dated July 20,
1855 All property to his widow Dallas
X. Blundon.
James Duffin. Will dated May 81,
1850. All property to his uncle John Nc
Kinley Scott
George H. Priest. Jr Will dated Dec.
10, 1851. All property to his widow Mil
dred G. Priest.
Martha K. Eiker viii dated June "a,
1917. All property to her husband Karl
v Eiker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
NAMES
IN THE NEWS
By CONSTANTINE CHEKREZI

vi 4 .
Pakistan is going through q
severe constitutional crisis fol-
lowing the resignation Of Gov
ernor- General Ghulam Moham-
med (GOO-lum Moh- HUM-edl +.
He was succeeded by the British
trained Minister Of the Interior,
Gen. Islander Mira tEE-skun-
der MEIER zah). The pro- West
Prime Minister Mohammed Ali
(AIoh- HUM-ed AH-lee) resigned
in turn after losing his position
as leader of the Moslem League
Party. Chaudri Shaheed Suhra-
wardy tCHAR--oo-dree Shah
eet Sur-ah.WAR-dee) is the new
premier
India's diplomatic relations
with Portugal have been severed
following the closing of the
Portuguese Legation in New
Delhi DEL-hee) which was
demanded by Prime Minister
INehru (NEH-roo The closing
was occasioned by the refusal OF
Portugal to enter into negotia-
lions with India on turning over
the last Portuguese colonies Of
Goa (GOH-aiD, DamaO (Dah-
MAH-oh) and Din (DEE-oo)
Portuguese police fired on un-
armed Indians at Goa trying to
march into the colony, killing
one Indian. Portugal charged
that India was massing troops
/ and tanks on the border.
Premier Marshal Pibul Song
gram PIM-boon-S G-gram)
had to reshuftle his cabinet in
order to find a new post for
Chief Air Marshal Fuen Roma
Ipakas tFOO-en Ronn-ah-PAK-
Ius) whom he appointed as
Deputy Premier.
Having returned from Mecca,
President Ahmad Sukarno tAH-
mud Soo-KAR-noh) Of Indo-
inesia went on vacation. leaving
the Vice President Mohammed
Hatta (HOT-tah) in charge fol-
lowing the resignation Of the
acknowledgement (but not
Icontrolled) cabinet Of DR.. All
ISastroamidjojo tAh-LEE Sass
troh-amee-DJOH-yoh who quit
some three weeks ago.
lAll rights reseryed)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17

Mr.. Masters opened the king
Of diamonds and one Of dummy's
entries went out like q light.
MRS. Keen won the trick with
the ace on the board. She saw
that she had two losers in dia-
monds, one in clubs and one IN
hearts.
In fact, She had three bad
hearts unless they could either
be ruffed in dummy or discarded
on dummy's club suit. Wen.
rufing them in dummy was out
because the second round OF
hearts would have to be lost
before any ruffing could De done.
what about the club suit then?
There were enough clubs on the
board to offer parking place
for all three hearts. provided the
play was timed correctly.
Mrs. Keen cashed just the ace
and king Of spades. leaving the
eight spot in MFR. Masters hand
and the ten on the board. Then
she led her singleton club.
Mr.. Masters went right up
with the ace. It would have
done him no good to duck as
Mrs. Keen could have continued
clubs, throwing losing Diamonds
from her hand until the ace was
played.
Mr.. Masters cashed his queen
and lack of diamonds and fol-
lowed with his last diamond.
Mrs. Keen rufied and, Of course.
she was careful to ruff the jack
of spades, retaining the deuce
to reach the board with the ten.
She discarded her three low
hearts on dummy's clubs.
II she had picked up all Of the
opposing tfunps beginning at
trick two she would have had
no play for her contract unless
the defense went completely
haywire.
tcopsrisht. 1855. General Features Corp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
OUR PRESIDENTS
Nv MONROE NJ. CATUDAL

To-day is the 41st birthday
OF a New York Congressman. the
son and namesake of a recent
President. Who?
2-One year ago today. the
President appointed the son Of
o White House predecessor as
Undersecretary Of State. Who2
3--The first practical steam
boat began its epoch-making trip
from New York to Albany. l48
years ago today. Who was Pres
ident at that time?
ANSWERS on Next Pagel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
SINGING Loss

HIGH SPRINGS, Fla. R.--
D. M. Landrem says he got
stung. Forty-four hives Of bees
were stolen from his property
while he was away on a visit.
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WORD GAME
Find 80 or more words in
CONTINENT

meaning, "a large body Of land. ?
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lacy. loan, loach, loom, logy, loeh.
garny,. gaol, gloomy gloam. goal. mocha,
coma. cool. logomach. halo, holy.
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