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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24

.. BETHESDA
rambler On excellent lot: iEe. iiv'
rm. with fireplace. din. rn., modern
cleo. kitchen, daylight basement
s Tits 'i, nsrt foor and = bath on;
CHEVY eli CHASE 0 RiES SftI = INC Ne o.
1888 Conn. Ave. EN-. 3-iS00
IBETHEsDA--Tremendous value, brk.
pl... full bsmt, Beautiful lot. Price.
Cali Mr. McGinniss. Ma. 5000 600.
evf 5. " IT., sE 9;RSss' sal L LEs M ANe'
l722 L ST NV,
RoLLINGWooD-Brand- NEW brick
and-elapboard, 3-bedrm., 2h-bath
house. UNIQUE and very livable
tioor rlsn, with large psneled den
of unusual living rm, This is one
Of the last houses that can be built
In this desirable community,
Call Mrs, Krant DE. 2-os7I. or
DE-; $4,000. RANDALL H. HAG-
NER A. CO., INC, 1921 Conn. ave,
ROSEMARY HILLS MD Good
transportation to District Charm
rambler. New-house condition. viii
trade for apt. bids, Call Miss zaker
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1874 14th st. NV. AID. 4-200b
SILVER SPRING, near colesville I'd
and Franklin ave.-Lovely 2-story
Diet brick Colonial. Powder rm.. iiv
rm,. sep. din. rm., kit. side porch;
bedrms; bath. End Ar. Lee, dry:
5oxib0. For appt. TO see cali Mr..
JAMES L. DIXON 4 CO,
ct. $1,000 ~. s.lsia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24

4 BEDRMs., III BATHS and lust
$13.5O0. Spacious S-rm. home with
5smt,, scr. proeh. Is minutes to
cRowELL q CO., INC.
2610 N. Glebe Rd.. All. IA. b-0707
sTEP-DowN LIVING RM.-3-bed-
rm, 2-hath custom brick rancheT
IN cnoice N Arl loo. Center hall.
2 f1repiaces, de luxe kit, recr. rm
with bar in full bsmt: Patio. gar.
level, fenced. corner lot. $4,000.
cROWELL a. CO. INC.
2160 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl IA. 5-0707
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24
LANGLEY

Close TO Chain Bridge. New. ready
for occupancy. Less han SIS, 900.
Custom-deSigned home. all masonry,
on "a acre. extensive view ideal
for small family: diShWasher, dis
possl. panellng in mahogany and
elmwooo: adjacent new house also
separate homes. Il. 6-a237.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24

Young Moderns-$l2,500
NEW HAMP, AVE. AREA--Mod. Cali.
tornia rambler. , lovely rms. IRE.
place lee.. lot. Oh. 5000 dn,
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-6400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24

KENSINGTON, MD.
$10,000-GI Approved
Pretty .-bedrm. rambler, asbestos
single and clapbosrd: living rn..
kitchen, storage SPACE. large corner
lot. fenced-iD rear. Price includes
cornirss. drapes. room sepeIatQr
LaundromAt. SEE IT TO-DAY.
w. B. WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000 I'll 9.
KIRKSIDE
First efIering OF this new brick
rambler: LARGE bedrnle.. 2 de luxe
modern equipment and buiit-in
refgr Full bsmt.: rec. room. screen
porch Priced s35. 900. Gail WO,
$4,000 TIL 8 pm. EDWARD H.
JONES A. co. INC, $500 Conn
ave. NV, Chevy Chase. D. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24
RAMBLER

Brick home in excel. close-in Silver
Spring ocation--Spacio us liv. rrn.
with fiSepl., larse separate din. .rrn.,
kit. featuring table space. bed.-
rms. and bath. Bsmt, with finished
rec. rm, side-screened porch. Price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24
RIGGS Rp- AND AoER ii

Hit sis'aI IA al HT HPp AGEK I'd
8 LARGE RMS, GAS HEAT
HUGH Z. PECK HI 4-aAn(
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24

D3 ACRES with modern 3-bedrm,
rambler, IA baths, living rm;
S Siss p asssae foad amy? s9s,oo r." oil
Poplar 2-9442 Poplar 2-9443
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24

Roomy Cape Cod, large liv. rm. Will
bS sts down s End q. Contains Z bed.
rms. bath; bsmt. Beautiful lot
WOOD COMPANY
i III os0ssisaa o Avs I'll, s Ssc sDrins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
EYTPA Waite
CONTEMPORARY Rambler
DUTCH COLONIAL

Attractive contemporary rambler In
in good condition.; two nedrooms.
recreation room. built-in garage;
two-ton atr-conditioner goes with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24
suPpLEMENr YOUR INCOME

SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME =
IL acres with modern poultry
s house ..s, So i %ss,rn Dta ss Sn1sr
home with expandable End mr.,
full bsmt.. oil heat; 10000. with
$1,000 down; will help to finance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24

TEMPLE HILLS--New brick Cape
Co.'s, and 4 Sedrws,. ! and 2
din. rm.. full bsmt. Convenient
TO Andrews and Boiling Fields,
Call Mr. 0ribble. ct 10. s-5S73
or IL. 1900. PRUDENTIAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24

ANDREWS FIELD AREA--Beautiful
contemporary home. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Inspect and make
offer. Cali OWNER, RE. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24

BCRTONSVBLLE-4 brand new brick
custom built homes on q acre level
lots. M Falkland and Burtons-
vile. Large J-bedTm.. full bsmt.
rAmblers. SlS.25u up. tSome with
garage and porchb Large ex-
panSible attic. Cape Cod. Sl9,25D
A. J. KESSINGER g. CO.. JU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24

oAITHERSBURG 2-story frame
house with. l00-ft. frontaee on
Rte. @40: Larse LYING rm.;o nre-
closed porches. bath: md ar,
3 bedrmS. and bath, full bsmt
with garase under porch: S23. 1850
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-26

almost everyone appreciates the best =.
and now you can get it in three convenient sizes.
Same fine quality in all three. Nothing else in
the world gives you the bracing sparkle and bright
little lift that delightfully."- yours in ice-cold
Coca.Cola. Keep supply of the real thing at
home in all three sizcs-Standard, new King-Size,
new Family-Size.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-24

comb, Julia Holton, Gary Jones,
Michael Lukens, Mary Beth Nc
Neal, Robert Nelson, Sandra Pier
son, John Potter, Michael Richard
son, Linda Ridenour, Richard Van
Horn, Betty 10 Whitelow.
Fifth Grade - Rebecca Bigham,
Thomas Clancy, Nancy Coil, Pru-
dence Dewey, Bruce Deyo, James
Dillon, John Dixon, Mary Lou
Fannon, Larry Ferguson, Stanley
Gibson, Teddy Hawkins, Gary Hol-
lar, Sandra Jones, James Kidwell,
Paul Laybourne, Gary Londergan,
Dorothy Jean Mcdaniel, Jamie
McShane, Linda Marx, Philip Mil
Ter, Donald Morrison, Amaryllis
Peters, Janice Pickett, William
Rider, Brenda Rowe, Jon Sherman,
Mary Jo Thomas, Daniel Trees,
Robert Turvy, Cheryl West, Eliza
beth Wilson, Samuel Yerian.
Sixth Grade Sharon Alkire,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-24

BY Clarence j. Brown of Congress 7h District

Budget Message week. the
appropriations the
through the fiscal beginning July h Treasury
the period estimated at $66 leaving
black Pres
balance
which
would be reduce the national debt The Presidential budget
tight leave little hope reduction this unless Con-
gress and the Executive can develop new
ual Government expenditures also higher than estimated budget
figures.
each dollar the Presidents budget
aside military security twenty-five will
fixed charges by national debt
benefits Federal aid to the states local communities ir
will ordinary oldne
agencies of Government and than viii paid
the national debt.
S66 billion which the President estimates in his annual Budget
Message will be the Federal Governments during the
fiscal will from the following Individual income
S cents out OF each dollar corporation 80 cents
Is cents and import duties
and other miscellaneous taxes, cents.
the reductions scheduled
April h will become effective despite the them
dnt Eisenhower asking Congress
year SO it looks excise
automobiles furs leather goods cosmetics
least another possible would
excise taxes if motor sales continue to slide.
In the and battle of being
Republicans and Democrats in Washington how best
farm problem the enactment of legislation
table provide plan more liberal
than suggested by the President higher price
sort OF plan under which farmers
ference between market
parity formula Support
grains and other farm products The
mise plan is about ST billion year.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-24
An Editorial
COULD STILL BE MEMORABLE

An overflow attendance the first formal press conference
since President Esenhowers illness away with few head
lines As advertised the President had not decided about
ning He did not object to entry of his in state primaries
but hoped other Republicans would enter too John Foster
Dulles he sad the best secretary of state he had
known He had complete faith in him. He had not read the
brink OF war article Newsmen would have to check the
Penfagon General Matthew Rdews charges that the 1854
State of the Union Message msepresented his position
military manpower cuts
Most significantly the President said that US policy
eardne Formoa has changed and another point in
the brink of war discussion that question of there
only place he would and that the Congress.
0lancine backward TO $780, would say there at
firmations TO cherish and remember
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-24

Rorris, Carolyn Simmons, Carole
Smith, Danny Smell, Sandra Speas-
maker. Ronnie Stidam, Jeanne
Thompson, Edith Joanna Wicker,
Marilyn Wilson.
Eighth Grade - Celia Bidwell--
AS, Connie Bridgman, Susan
Dodds, Carla Guthrie. Sharon
Johnson, Joyce Kimbler, Beulah
Pruitt, Nancy Lee Sidener-A's,
Linda Toops-A's, Dianne Tracey,
Vicky Victor, Karen Whitelow, Ro-
ger Hayrnan, Daniel Hocking-A's.
Freshman Ronald Ackerman,
Robert Bidwell-A's, Joyce Blake,
Phyllis Burlile. Gerald Gregg, Dor
othy Duffy, Mace Ferneau, Jerry
Fout, Emile Graves, Nancy Jen-
kinson-A's, Cathy Liller, Gary
McMahem, Okey Myers, Larry
Roberts, Frank Slagle-A's, Ruth
Steel, Verla Stidam, Carole VOL
lam, Barbara Young-As.
Sophomore - Amalee Beaver,
David Bell, Kay Cameron-A's,
Godfrey Chesbrough, Barbara Da-
Wis, Sue Dillingham;, Sharon Far
quhar, Rebecca Feeley, Stephen
Geyer, Nancy Hood-A's, Judy
Lohr, Sue Maham, Eleanor Mar
tin, Gary Miller, Vivien Noble,
Dorothy Rickards-A's, Joyce
Rockwell, Dolores Seldom, Virginia
Williams.
Juniors - John Buck-A's, Bill
Carter, Jack Cornell, Carol Culp,
Julia Dwyer-A's, Gwendolyn Far
rar-A's, David Ferguson, Patsy
Flannery, Vici Geer, Shelton
Green, Jerry Hartman, Rebecca
Jenkinson, Elaine Johnson, Judy
Carole Johnson, Barbara Kennedy,
Joan Lindig, Barbara June Price,
Harriet Rosnagle, Nancy Ann
Smith, Roger Turvy.
Seniors = Don Baker, Betty r.
Bennett, Kay Borders, Donna Cliff
ton, Anita Dillingham;, Don Drake,
Marvin Dworkin, Sheryl Green,
Rose Hayman, Barbara Henry,
Miriam Hughes, David Hume,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-24
JANUARY "a

TUESDAY, JANUARY "a
London Plain City at
Men of st. Johns in Parish Hall p.
Phi Beta Psi Sorority meeting m. club rooms
WSCS Circle London Methodist Church Mrs Roy Daniels Wash
ington Ave, p.
Women of Moose important meeting Moose Hall p.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is
followed congregational
meeting 7:30 m.
Happy Hour Needle Club Mrs Postle New Hampshire Ave.
8 m.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 26
O o m.
Catholic Community Club
Club Starbuck 20 Chandler 2 m
FRIDAY, JANUARY 27
London Westervile Westervile.
Progressive at London of Hail. sponsored St Par
PIT A
Science Hill Grange potluck supper at Hall at p
SATURDAY, JANUARY %
Polio benefit $3.50 dance euche at Deereek School,
ed 8 m. by Deercreek Community Club.
$3.50 polio benefit
slon Sigma Alpha sorority.
Jefferson Band
Docs Store, West Jefferson from 10 4.
SUNDAY, JANUARY %
London NJ Y. F. Spiritual Retreat.
Regular AMVET - Lake Lodge a. 2 D m
MONDAY, JANUARY 80
London BPW Charter dinner
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY I
London Garden Club Winter Picnic A. Hol-
East First st, $50 p. m.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-24
MONEY AND BANKING
IL, Everyday Lifting

and forth, it chanted this lit
tie song: Bank safeguards keep
your savings safe-as safe can
be, you know :. You don't in
vest the money-but bank inter
est helps it grow !. You'll find
the banker helpful = he likes
folks to feel at home !. You
do all banking at one place-no
need to further roam!" Then,
bending quite-close to the writ
er's ear, the figure shouted:
THERE'S NOTHING
QUITE LIKE MONEY IN
THE BANK" When he
awoke, the writer decided that
he couldn't have put it better.
4 4 4
"cONFlDENCE" meons "os-
svronee"; and il also mean. q
communication to be kept pri-
voie. When you give Us infor-
nation about your privoie
money matters, you eon have
fullest confidence ihot your con-
fidenee will be fully respected.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-24

Connie Alton, Judith Bell, Steph-
en- Bell, Thomas Burlile, Dolores
Burlile, John Bussey, Lezlie Ches-
brough, Barbara Crego-A's, Vivian
Cooper, Sheryl Deyo, Jimmie Dan
iels, Barbara Dworkiri- LAS, Patri-
cia Emmons, Mary Farquhar, Lar
ry Ferneau, Doris Jean Fout-A's,
Beverly Henry, Terry Langfitt,
Georgia McAdanns, Sharon Nc
Candless, Ethel Lynn Mills, Sam
dra Miller, Shirley Milo-A's,
Glenda Stainbrook, Carol Stevens,
Ralph Stidam, Ronald Taylor-A's,
Robert Wallis. David Webb, Julie
Trent.
Seventh Grade - Sandra Ben
nett, Donna Dennen-A's, Judy
Deyo. Jane. Farrar, Mary K. Fen
der-A's, Edward Fout, Carolyn
Green-A's, Sandra Henry, Loisann
Lukens, Shirley McNeal, Diane
Ridenour, Tommy Robson, George
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-24
LONDON HONOR ROLL

McCord, Eugene Noble, Nancy Lee
Norris, Thomas O'Donnell, Ruth
Penwell, Merle Peters, Sandra
Pfarr, Susan Pennegar, Mary Alice
Riddle, Barth Roger, Beth Russell,
Linda Sargent, Brenda Shasteen,
Linda Smallwood, Saundra Taylor,
Leslie Tracey, Sherry Vandemark,
Byron Vogel, Nanette Willard,
Yvonne Yerian.
Fourth Grade - Terry Alexand-
er, Candace Ballenger, Betsey Bell,
Barbara Coil, Melinda Creath,
Darlin Daniels, Betty Deitchel,
Jackie Dodds, Marlene Dworkin,
Phillip Eckert, Connie Eckstein,
Susan Farquhar, Beverly Flynn,
Marilyn Sue Foster, Victor Hol-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-24
THIRD GRADING PERIOD
First Semester

Third Grade-David Alexander,
Steven Allison, Sharon Alton,
Frank Baldwin, Dale Barr, David
Bechtel, Becky Beekman, Linda
Bidwell, John Bridgman. Virgil
Coffey, Patricia Conrad, Sharon
Corson, Victoria Cox, Karen Crea-
mer, Cynthia Day, Dixie Lee Dia-
mond, Paula billiard, Joyce Ann
Duffey, Linda Fichner, Dianne
Flax, Susan Florea, John Gordon,
Phyllis Gordon, Richard Halter
man, Nancy Hensley, Jean Iams,
Robert Johnson, Larry Laird, San
dra LeMaster, Jean Lohr, Cheryl
Londergan, Janet Mcbride, Craig
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-24
n. B. SHAFFER
REMOVED TO WILSON'S

r. B. Shaffer, who has been in
White Cross Hospital following an
recent accident in which he suffer-
ed a broken hip has been removed
to the Wilson Sanitorium, 5691
West Broad Street, Galloway,
Ohio r. r. /.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-24
MRS. LANDSlTTEL RECEIVERS
AFTER OPERATION

Mrs. r. D. Landsittel, Maple
Villa, near Lafayette. expects to
return to her home in a day or so
from Grant Hospital where she is
recovering after a major opera
ton.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-24
Calendar For The Week

NOTE This feature will ,ssuIsry and will be
published each Monday and tuesday The service Is Free
Please send in copy Faay for events taking place
the following week Copy must bs submitted before FRI
isy noon desdIne rhank Youl
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HOOSEWIvES:A "A KEMINOEk.
Thof Jonuory is O big month for
White Soles you Gre doubtless
well aware. Here we simply
emphasize that these scles rep
resent q reol money-soving
opportunity. Even If you do
not currently need new sheets,
piIIowcoses, and so on, II can
prove an economy to purchase
some now. You moy not have q
chance to buy at comparable
prices for onofher year.
4 = r
A "cHoST WRITER" helped
the man responsible for penning
this column. Here's how it hap
pened. Until well after bedtime
one night, the writer was pom
dering how best to tell you
about the advantages of saving
at a bank. Eventually he nod
ded off : and an elfn figure
danced into his dreams. Its body
was a silver dollar, and wisdom
shone IN in face. Skipping back
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-24

Glenna Jenkins, Joyce Jenkins, Sue
Jones, Linda Kinzer-As, Betty
Kirby, James Mabe, William Mart
in, Anne McCaulay, Mary Lou Mil
Ter, Barbara Potts, Richard Rob-
ison-As, Larry Rothwell, Will
liam Stidham, Ruth Strine, Sonia
Thompson, Elaine Wicker-A's,
Joyce Witbeck.
RECEIVERS FROM FALL
John McClaskie, West Second
St, is recovering in Mt. Carmel
Hospital from injuries received in
a fall recently. His room number
is 723.
SURGERY FOR
WILBUR HUME
Mr.. Wilbur Hume underwent
surgery at Mt. Carmel Hospital,
Columbus on Monday morning. His
room number is SCI.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-14
Contest Set For
CI0 Newspaper

The states 80 Clio weekly
and monthly newspapers will
compete for up TO % major
awards in the ninth annual
Michigan CIO journalism con-
test announced this week by
Walt Tyler, president OF the
Michigan CIO Press Council.
The contest is co-sponsored
by the Michigan Clio Press
Council and the Michigan clo
Council.
Eligible to compete are print
cd publications and their writer's
photographers and artists oil
local unions, councils or groups
Of local unions affiliated with
he Michigan CLIO Council.
Entries will be judged by =
contest board OF six members,
ihree from the Newspaper Guild
AZ Detroit and three from other
international unions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-14

SPOR rs
BSHOfFure..
BY JULIAN C. wYcHE

noDSt-PoDGE Ez Charles reported closing deal for the
10Th Hole Club in Cnncy for around $4,000 Saws hon do
pena on future revenue as boxer deay George Par
nenter VIII meet ght-heavy~eigh champ Archie Moore
nontitle hereunder at Seattle Washington next Mondsv
Arene dong radio announcing Diego Calf between
fighting appearances.
Frank Robinson alternating first and in the out
field Is considered prime prospect by cinncy Redlev man
aser Birdie Tebbets The manager thinks Robinson will
nave an outstanding Ralph tTger) Jones meets
Gene (cyeone Fulmer rounder at Cleveland nexi
Friday night This should be good one
In you failed to note the brisnce Of all Anoric.0
BILL RUSSELL of the Francisco Dons 50 naonall
recognized that he honoree of being
selected as member OF the US Olympic squad
Others were chosen after elimination contest of ton service COL
legiate and industrial amateur teams
ERNIE BANKS the recordbreakine second xacker ., the
Chi Cubs got hot the and got homer double
end single in four trips TO bat MONTE IRWIN NY Giants
CASTOR VINO making comeback with the Cubs also felt the
warm breezes by collecting four singles for like of times
at bat.
Don Newcomers performances on the mound Saturday
has eased the tense of BROOKLYN bswiss showing his best
form OF the season by svinsup hits like number
OF innings while striking out four and walking none
was The longest route he had gone in Spring training
JOE BLACK continuing look good the Redlegs as
he teamed with rookie PAT ScANTLEBURY check the Wash
nston Senators with four hits win to
incidentally, rstsacker GEORGE GROVE was traded bv
who headed for Braves Wichita farm and an unnamed PLAYER
That means the Cncy club viii have just many tan
players Brooklyn.
Coming right heels Of this spaces report last week
FLOYD PATTERSON has that he will start cam
paigning the heavyweight soon citing increased
poundaee as chief reason The other dough me
made than less light heavyweight division
ALTHEA GIBSON the only bgtime pro tennis PLAYER do
ing all right for herself in the European tour nee
reports have her winning the mixed doubles championships of
Palermo (Scily) tourney with ORLANDO sIRoLo
OF Italy She had Just women's singles title Which
the old sport adage not being able TO improve
unless contesng against those better than him.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-14

Especially the hole in the
pitching staff not filled early
by Don Nswcombe who last
year this time looked so i'm
pressive.
Editors Note, Nswk scat
tered seven hits Saturday
while going seven innings Tor
the first time this year,
Newcombe won 20 games last
year and in Spring training was
especially dazzling. Other pitch.
ers looked so good early thai
Newk had a difficult time get
ting a berth until his famous
"explosion" Of last year.
This year he's being plagued
With a sore arm. and this year
.Iohnnv Podres is gone TO tne
army: Billy Loes is a problem
child. threatening to quit Dase,
bali altogether with his sol.
arm arm Carl Erskine still isn't right
and neither is Karl spooner
with Big Newk out OF there
the Dodgers could be hurt I -,
Said Manager Aston; i don i''''.
think his sore arm IS s snror',
But he's been wild ana ! nah :. \,
seen him throw as fast as ~
did last Spring.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-14
ELI LEGGETT FACES MEDLEY
SATURDAY IN TOUGHEST TEST
LSU Board
to Uphold
Segregation

BATON ROUGE, La. Especially
"A member Of the LSU board
OF supervisors moved last week
to halt the university from play
ing mixed athletic contests.
A resolution TO prohibit all
contests with teams having
Negro members was intro
duced BY board member J.
Stewart Slack. of Shreveport.
and the board recessed i'm
mediatelY.
Last February the board
agreed to carry out its policy OF
playing teams with Negro MEM
bers.
Although LSU never has
played a team with Negro play
ers at its campus. frequently it
has played in mixed contests
in boxing. track. and basketball
away from home.
Slack explained that the board
dare not take lightly the atti-
tude Of a prosegregation state
citizens council and general at
titude Of all Louisiana.
AT its last meeting the board
approved a home and : home
football exchange with the Uni
verSitv OF Wisconsin for 1857
and 1858.
Slack said that Wisconsin had
Negro PLAYERS and the NAACP
is sure to bring one Of them
Negroes to play in LSU's sta
dunn, if only to play two min
utes."
Slack said that his resolution
would overturn the prior ath-
letic policy set by the board
The board can override the
LSU athletic council.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-14
Metro Beach Has
Dsub|e Free
Boat Launching

Metropolitan Beach on Lake
|St Clair has more than doubled
[s iree boat launching facilities
% accommodate the increasing
number OF boat owners as ad-
|cluon Of a second launching
|smp makes II possible to launch
P'cul $50 boats daily.
Kenneth L. Hallenbeck. d.
rector Of the Huron Clinton
h'n'poliian Authority. Of
shleh the beach is a unit. said
q new ramp fifty feet
lds would enable four boats
b launched at one time.
. Inc new ramp is adjacent to
We Onglnal ramp W h &c h
launches two boats at one time.
q paved parking lot serves both
' l.np located at the north end
y ne SSO-acre park with access
" y Lake St. Clair via Black
Creek
me parks l8-hole. Par 3 golf
), IS expected TO open near
u' end Of April, depending up
J. NE ilrmness of the turf. and
AZ ~ 0ller-skaiing rink and shut
0OsId courts will open about
weather permitting.
|,S'Aery' court games, a SUI
- r..'s'd chlldren's area, dane
, ~s ~ a new dance and show
~ swimming and water
,.uus Will begin later in the
~, ,'ss0n' There is parking for
~, IVY cars and the park has two
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