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

number are now on the grounds.
c. K. Keller, track superintend-
ent, has his own private headache
in meeting the incoming vans and
assigning barn space for the stock.
Recent arrivals at the popular mile
track include Jimmy Bronnenberg
with a string of IL, c. E. Green
with ID head, and Fred Sharpe,
who will campaign with 16.
Expected momentarily at Beulah
Park is a consignment from Har-
rison Searcy who will condition
an even dozen at the spring session.
Searcy, always a serious contender
for training honors, has been a fire.
qaent visitor to the winners circle
during the current Lincoln Downs
meeting.
Another prominent stable due at
Beulah is the Al Wellman herd.
The Detroit trainer has by-passed
Beulah Park the past two seasons,
but has wired his reservation for
II stalls and will ship here from
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
Ohio fairgrounds
Stock Car Races
First Since 3O's

When the Midwest Association
for Race Cars (MARC) bring in
their late model stocks with top
drivers into the Ohio State Fair
grounds to run a 100-mile race on
May IS, it will be the first time
this type race has ever run at the
historic fairgrounds and the first
auto races there since the Zeiter
midgets in the mid-thirties.
Promoter Ben Cowall has lined
up the events. The 100-mile event
will make for a 200-lap affair on
the above date and this will be
followed by two others, a 300-lap
race on June 10 and one for 400
laps, or 200 miles, on July II.
The fairgrounds track is being
feadied for the new car events in
every way. The old iron fence is
being taken down and replaced
with five-foot guard rail. An in
ner guard rail is to be placed
which will be two feet high, and
a large screen. IS feet high, made
of heavy steel, will be placed
across the front of the grandstand
to keep any object from flying
from the track into the grand
stand.
The track should be ideal for
good racing for it is one of the
widest and finest dirt tracks in the
country. This will make for tough
or competition all the way.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
Quarter Earnings
Of S3,465,297.

According to a report just re-
ceiyed from the u. S. Treasury
Department at Washington, State
Treasurer Roger w. Tracy an
nounced that Ohio's pro rata
share Of total earnings of the Un-
employment Trust Fund for the
last completed quarter is $3,465, :
297.
The earning rate on S1.00 for
one day is S.OO0O6352S6569304.
State Treasurer Tracy said that
the cumulative balance in the
fund on March 81, 1855 stands at
$598, 785 ,297, which amount repre-
sents net decline of $18 609,373,
for the three month period, from
the balance of S617, ,394,670 on
December 81, 1854.
The government report listed
Withdrawals of S28, 100000 for the
first quarter of 1855, while de-
posits made into the fund during
three months amounted to $685.
32o.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
Army Small Arms
Tourney Open To
NRA Civilians

FORT HAYES, OHIO, Is April
55 - A special invitation to quail
fled civilians to participate in the
Second Army Commanders Small
Arms Tournament has been made
by Major Alfred DeAngelis. tour
ney executive officer.
The tournament will be held at
Fort George G. Meade, Maryland,
from May 6-S and is open to civil
lians who are members of the Nat
ional Rifle Association and reside
in the states of Maryland, Virginia,
West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio,
Pennsylvania and Delaware and
the District of Columbia.
Civilian entrants may compete
for awards of Distinguished Desi-
gnation and Excellence in Compe-
tition. Provisions have been made
to accommodate so civilians on a
first come, first served basis. En-
tries may be submitted by writing
to the Statistical Officer, Post SD,
Headquarters, Fort George c..
Meade, Md.
Team trophies will be awarded
for top rifle and pistol teams.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
Jet Badges Good
For Bile achers

In order to take care of the
many youngsters who purchased
badges from the Boy Scouts and
Boys Club who do not have an
adult with them at the Jets home
games, Harold M. Cooper, Jets
General Manager, revealed the
bleachers will be thrown open for
this purpose but the youngsters
will be forced to remain in the
bleacherS unless accompanied by
an adult.
Of course, this will not affect
those attending with an adult.
They. will still be allowed to sit
in the grandstand.
It is hoped that adults will not
merely take youngsters in with
them then allow them to run a.
bout. Cooper said he wanted to
take care of the youngsters with
out putin a burden upon the pay
ing customers. i"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03

ry Reuss of Wisconsin has made
the best summation. OF the so
man committee, he found % are
corporation lawyers who collec-
lively have appeared over $50
times to fight government on
anti trust cases.
To get full view, recognition
should be given recent uneasi-
ness In the stock market, and
annual reports of corporations
not In . position to share In de-
Tense and foreign give away pro-
grams. II all ties in together.
It appears obvious unless anti
trust laws are wrecked, some
big monopoly minded corpora
tions are In trouble. Greed de-
stroys the greedy, hence greedy
must seek from government
special considerations.
For example, one of nation o
biggest grocery chains annual
report showed record breaking
sales Of almost 2 billion dollars.
But profit was less than SIS mhl-
lion, or around u of 18o.
Propagandists for this huge
chain may try to establish this
low profit is due to low prices.
Yet comparative shopping indi-
Gates their prices are equal. or
higher, than independent cornpe-
tition, except in areas where an
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03

nearly 7 times the national aver
age. This state accounts for 1870
of the nations meat animal popu-
lation
Texas with 13 million head ranks
second in numbers of all meat an
imals.
The midwestern states of Iowa,
Illinois, Nebraska, Missouri, Indi-
ana, Minnesota, South Dakota,
Ohio and Kansas had $3.50 of the
national total on January l of this
year.
Illinois ranks second to Iowa in
density of meat animal numbers
with an average of 187 head per
square mile. Other top states in
this category are Indiana, Ill
head; Ohio, 1913; Missouri. 100; and
Nebraska, SO.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
IA Million Meat
Animals On Farms

CHICAGO: A train covering 2S,-
600 miles of track or long enough
to stretch around the borders of
the United States 21a times would
be required to haul all of the beef
cattle, sheep and hogs in this
country reports National Live
Stock Producer, the nations lead
ing live stock magazine.
There were over 144 million
meat animals on farms and ranch
es January Ian average of 48
head per square mile. This total
includes So million beef cattle, 81
million sheep and lambs and 55
million hogs and pigs.
Iowa ranks first among the ma
tion's live stock states in both
total numbers of meat animals and
number of head per square mile.
There are 18 million meat animals
in Iowa. That's 800 per square mile
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
Supreme Court
Re-Defines Term

COLUMBUS, OHIO - A recent
Supreme Court decision has broad
ened the concept of what constitu-
ties a navigable stream in Ohio.
Under the recent decision con-
cerned with Beaver Creek in Lor-
ain County, decided on April 25,
1855, consideration may be given
to a streams availability for boat
ing or sailing for pleasure and rec
reation as well as for pecuniary
profit, in determining whether a
certain stream is or is not navig-
able. The court further stated that
in determining navigability, con-
sideration- also may be given to the
presence or absence of public ac-
cess points. Also its availability for
navigation after reasonable i'm
proveTnents may be considered in
determining streams navigabil-
ity. -
This case in no manner changes
the existing situation in regard to
fishing on navigable streams, un-
der the Interpretation to be given
by. the Ohio Division of Wildlife.
Under the presently constituted
Revised Code Section 1533.17, per-
mission is still needed to fish on
the water of another, regardless of
the navigability of the stream and,
the mere declaring of stream to
be navigable does not make it pub
lie or state owned. Ohio courts
have long stood for, and apparent
ly still stand for the proposition
that the owner of lands upon both
banks of a stream owns the entire
stream even though it is navigable.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
SPORTS
Game Of The Day
Monday, May 2

The Mutual Broadcasting Com
pany will do its Game of the Day
from Columbus Monday afternoon
May 9th when the Jets will be
playing Montreal. Game time is at
1880 p. m.
Cooper voiced the opinion that
Columbus fans will turn out on a
Monday afternoon just to show
the nation what baseball city Co
1unhbus really is.
It will be Ladies Day at which
time the fair sex will be admitted
for the usual service charge.
The game will be broadcast by
Al Heller over the more than 500
Mutual stations throughout the
country.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
Beulah Preparing
For Spring Meet

The advance guard of the racing
caravan has started to arrive at
Beulah Park, the scene of a 20-day
spring meeting beginning Satur-
day, May z.
The barn area at the Grove City
track is a beehive of activity with
horse vans arriving hourly from
Lincoln Downs, Wheeling, Keene-
land, Toledo, Ascot and from the
Florida tracks. The racing colony
at Beulah Park will number over
900 head, and more than half that
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03

Sunday May 29tf1 - Stock cars
will return for an afternoon show.
This will be Riddles Day. On hand
will be Free Kiddy rides, Free
Candy Apples, Free Cation Candy,
Free Coca Cola, Free Balloons and
Kiddy Contest with prizes. The
above are for all Riddles on hand.
The track is located at 251O La
gonda Avenue.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
Nitrate Poison
Possible In
Cattle Herbs

Veterinary authorities warned
cattle owners today against the
possibility of nitrate poisoning in
their herds caused by cattle graz
ing on green oats that has been fer
tilted with nitrate fertilizer.
The American Foundation for
Animal Health says this is not a
new type of poisoning. Cereal crops
especially when immature, often
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03

Representative
Wright Patman
have publicly
exposed fallacy
Of reports ma
jority opinion.
y p =
III o w ev er,
the Sc expo
sures involve e
legal techni-
calities. There
fore Rem Hem
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03

They failed to see the forest
for the trees"
This proverb should be borne In
mind regarding recent 3S4 page
report Of Attorney Generals Ma
tional Committee to study anti
trust laws. Senator's John Spark
man and Estes Kefauyer and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03

Nature is often hidden, some
times overcome, seldom extinguish-
ed. Francis Bacon
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03

the south. Wellman was among the
top trainers at the recent Fair
grounds meeting.
Preparations are drawing to a
close for the May7 opening of the
Grove City plant as various Off
cialS begin to arrive to handle the
final details. The racing secretary's S
office has opened and plans are be-
ing drawn for the inaugural pro-
gram.
Beulah Park will present eight
races daily with a ninth event add
ed to the Saturday cards during
the spring meeting. The daily post
time has been set for 2:30 PM.
(EST).
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03

Optimism is the madness of
maintaining that everything is
right when it is wrong.
Evening star., 1955-04-05

formation from suspected sub
versives. The law. passed by
Congress last year, concerns
witnesses before both grand
juries and congressional COM
mittees in cases involving ma
tional security.
Judge Clark's opinion yester-
day said: There Is much in the
defendants contention that al
the end of the road Is a charge
Of perjury supported by the oath
Of a renegade or paid informer.'
Case Doesn't Lack Merit"
Judge Franks opinion said the
Court Of Appeals was not pre-
pared to say that Ullman's case
''lacks all merit" He added:
"Our possible views on the SUBJ
ject have no significance. For an
inferior court like ours may not
modify a Supreme Court doc
trine concerning privilege under
the nth amendment) In the alb
sence Of any indication of new
doctrinal trends in its opinions.
Accordingly. the argument
must be addressed not to our
ears, but to 18 others In WASH
ington."
Ullman. in addition to refus-
ing to testify before the grand
jury. refused to tell two con-
gressional committees about espi-
Evening star., 1955-04-05

nine-member United States Su-
preme Court.
Separate concurring opinions
were written by both Judge Clark
and Judge Clarence Galston
The case, decided yesterday.
is expected to reach the Supreme
Court ultimately.
Specifically. the Court Of APP
peals affirmed q six-month jail
term imposed on william Lud-
wig Ullman, former Air Force
major and Government civilian
employe, for contempt of court.
Ullman twice refused to testify
before a grand jury here inves-
tigating a Washington wartime
espionage ring after immunity
from prosecution had been
granted to him under the new
law by United States District
Judge Edward Weinfeld.
Linked to Soviet Spy Ring
Ullman, ~, has been accused
number Of times Of being q
former Soviet spy inside the
Pentagon.
In refusing to answer ques-
tons before the grand jury,
Ullman contended the Govern
.lnent was invoking the new inn
munity law as q device to en-
trap him into a perjury charge,
even though the immunity
granted would make 1t impos-
sible for him to incriminate
himself as q spy.
Sentenced last March 8, Ull-
man began a legal assault on
the law. designed to draw In
Evening star., 1955-04-05
Theft Of Traffic Markers
Irks Baltimore Official

BALTIMORE. April 5 (N.-
Somebody made short work of 80
bolted-down markers around the
Johns Hopkins Monument.
After some bucket-type
markers were scattered about re-
Gently. Traffic Director Henry
Barnes had new ones bolted in
place. They were to be tempo
rary.
He didn't realize how temDo-
rary. Somebody made uf with
all 80 of them Sunday night. Mr..
Barnes was not amused. He
threatened legal action. adding:
"This is more than Just n prank.
Whoever is doing it must realize
that someone might lose his life
as q result"
Evening star., 1955-04-05
Charge of U.s.. Iron Curtain
Reported Having Some Success

ion about the Soviets and to
"discredit the United States" for
maintaining an iron curtain.
On this last point. he said,
Russian efforts appear to have
met with some success in Europe
and Asia" /"
Mr.. Merchant emphasized
there is no real evidence that
Soviet ambitions or fundamental
Soviet strategy have changed"
Although Soviet diplomats
talk more softly. he added "they
have made no concessions on
fundamental issues-they have
given up nothing that might
weaken their power or their ca
pacity to continue their program
Of expansion
Nevertheless, he said, 1--WE
must also be prepared to nego-
tiate with the Soviet leaders, "
through diplomatic channels and
In conferences, whenever there
are grounds for hoping that they
will act in good faith. :"
Mr.. Merchant said there is
Evening star., 1955-04-05
New Law Is Upheld
Forcing Testimony in
U. s. Security Cases

NEW YORK. April 5 R-
The United States Court of Ap-
peals has unanimously upheld
the new law designed to compel
witnesses to testify under inn
munity from prosecution In cases
involving National seurity.
There were notes Of reluctance
in the three judges decision.
however, as the law passed its
first test Of constitutionally
Chief Justice Charles E. Clark
said in Q separate opinion:
"I concur. but regretfully. For
the steady and now precipitate
erosion of the Fifth Amendment
seems to me to have gone far
beyond anything within the con-
ception Of those justices Of the
Supreme Court who by the mar
rowest of margins first gave
support to the trend In the
1905"
Propose High Court Decision
The unanimous opinion, writ
ten by Judge Jerome N. Frank.
suggested that the case should
be heard by "18 other" ears-the
Evening star., 1955-04-05

much latent opposition to the
Soviets among satellite peoples
but Soviet Communist political
control over the satellite areas
probably must be regarded as
firm for the foreseeable future. -
Evening star., 1955-04-05

onage. He stood on the Fifth
Amendment.
The immunity was granted
him by Judge Weinfeld last Feb
ruary /. The contempt of court
jail term was imposed by United
States District Judge Thomas
Murphy. Ullman has been free
In 5000 bail pending appeal.
Evening star., 1955-04-05
By the Associated Press

Congress has been told that
Russia is having some success
in a campaign to blame the
United States for the mainte-
nance Of an iron curtain between
the East and West"
Livingston T. Merchant, AS
sistant Secretary for European
Affairs. so testified February g
before a House Appropriations
Subcommittee. which made his
testimony public today.
Mr.. Merchant said a new Mos
COW policy Of permitting more
visitors and allowing more Rus
slams to leave the country Is
designed to improve world opin-
Evening star., 1955-04-05

No indeed! Get q compact
head Of cauliHower with ten
der, deep curds (Safeway will
have them) and separate the
little Aowerettes from the head.
Cut these into thin slices. Add
70 any vegetable or tossed salad
and serve with tart French
dressing. Very interesting, very
NIGEL We love cauliAower
Evening star., 1955-04-05

cooked, too. ! cock In ssltsd
wsfes siIl ifs tender. drain, sdd
grated sharp ehsddsr cheese gen.
srously. cover tightly for . few
minutes and lot Il Steam. chssss
msslss, blends beautifully with the
mild sweet esuIiflewss. You won't
find finer cauliAower than
Sideways. AL their fresh pro-
duce is 50 wonderful now.
Evening star., 1955-04-05
Apron Has Quiek-on- The Draw Pot-l

Part of swinging pocket on the cutest new
apron. Snatch it up quick, grab whatever's hot.
Drop it and it stays there always ready. I've never
seen anything handler than new Pot-Holder
Aprons. Made of long.lasting Everglaze Chintz,
tastefully decorated, edged with ric-rac. Worth
81, or more, but you Can get one for 75c (save
$l.25) through Kitchen Craft Flour. Buy any
size bag Of Kitchen Craft, at Safeway, and pick
Ter blank. Cut out the blue triangle from top Of
order blank and 75c. Better not delay.
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