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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11
COLD WAR
Continued From First Pa

Continued From First Page
Dulles read at the opening OF
the news conference was trans
mitted privately from the Amer
lean delegation at the U. N. last
Mr.. Dulles told reporters that
he discussed the statement with
Mr.. Eisenhower shortly before
Christmas and was making it
public at this time because this
was the first news conference he
had held since his conversation
with the President.
Notes Shift in Tactics
The UN delegation, after not
ing a shift in the cold war to
the economic front, said:
Members of the United States
delegation during this General
Assembly session have observed
the effectiveness of Soviet tactics
under these new conditions.
This can be seen both in the way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11

the Soviet bloc delegates work
in various United Nations meet
ingS. and also in the voting that
occurs in many committees.
"As we observed maneuvers, we
were conscious that the Soviet
Union. elsewhere in the world
was using economic and social
collaboration as a means fol-
jumping military as well as po-
litical barriers. Examples of this
can be found in India, Egypt and
Burma.
1--WE believe that the United
States must counter these So
Wet efforts. We can succeed, not
by outbidding communism in
sheer amounts of economic aid
but by making newly independ-
ent and newly articulate peoples
feel that they can best satisfy
their wants by becoming and re-
naming part of the community
of free nations.
eve welcome more emphasis
on economic and educational en-.
deavors. for we have a proven
experience in these fields"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11

to the Middle East, to return
soon to the area to continue
work on a proposed Israeli
Jordan agreement on division of
water rights.
8. Said the Israeli problem
without doubt would be one of
the principal topics discussed by
British Prime Minister Eden and
President Eisenhower at their
Washington conference at the
end Of this month.
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.PEPCO

Continued From First Page
built at River Bend, some eight
miles below it.
The Dickerson area site is
about II miles farther upstream
Col. Adams has said the Dick
IerSon area as plant site would
not endanger the future of the
proposed dam and would pose
no threat to the District water
supply.
Mr.. Smith, who for several
years in the early 1940s operated
a restaurant on Fourteenth
street. bought his farm in l941
and has lived in a renovated
house there for four years.
The Waddells. residents OF the
area for some IS years, pur-
chased their farm about sia
years ago.
The proposed PEPCO site is
near the Frederick County bor-
der in the Sugarloaf mountain
area.
Basis of OppOsitiOn
Montgomery County residents
opposed the Loudoun site on two
major grounds:
/. Virginia would collect taxes
on the plant, while PEPCO's
revenue would come primarily
from Montgomery residents
IPEPCO serves no customers in
the Loudoun area. The new IA
Icility was being built chiefly &c
serve Montgomery consumers.
2. Its location might attract
other industries to both the
Virginia and Maryland sides Of
the Potomac and decrease resi-
Dental property values in the
estate area of Montgomery.
The County Council and Mr.
Reese have worked closely for
several months with PEPCO Of
f1cials in an effort to win the
plant for the county.
Recently the council ordered
the dropping of two suits involv-
ing PEPCO's franchise to operate
in the county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11

States use the withholding de-
vice and every other State ex-
cept Virginia. requires payment
of the full amount due or sub
stantial portion at the time of
filing in April or May. Virginia
is the only State which gives so
long a time as II months after
the close of the taxable year be-
fore any part of the tax liability
must be paid"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11
Security Program Found
No Reds, Johnston Says

if I did. I don't understand what
I said"
With a smile of resignation,
Mr.. Edens said: mfr. Young, you
have a reputation of being very
hard to get an answer from
and / say that very deferentially
to- you"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11
Dulles Hits Proposals
Stop H-Bomb I ests

Secretary Of State Dulles today rejected every suggestion that
the United States stop exploding hydrogen bombs
Proposals hating by all nations have come in
FORMS Pope diplomats from number
of foreign countries including India.
that the United States had
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Alben W. Barkley
Dies On Platform

Senator Alben w. Barkley, Grand
Old Man Of the Democratic Party
and wheel-horse in many a cam
paign, died at the age Of 7S Mon
day while addressing students as
sembled at a mock Democratic po-
litical convention at Washington
and Lee University in Lexington,
Ky.
The Associated Press said that
the Senator had just recalled his
national political career as a con-
gresham, junior senator, senior
senator, majority leader, vice pres
ident and finally junior senator
again for the cheering students.
His last words were: i am willing
to be a junior / am glad to sit on
the back row, for had rather be
a servant in the house of the Lord
than to sit in the seats of the
mighty He stepped back and fell"
Mrs. Barkley was in the audience
and was taken to his side. Death
was said to have been almost inn
mediate.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Six-Year old Is Victim OF
Hit And Run Driver Monday
Girls Condition
Listed AS Serious

Linda Casey, the six-year-old
daughter Of John and Esther Casey
of Amity, north of London, was
the victim of a hit-skip driver on
Monday evening, according to a re-
port from the Sheriff's office.
Linda was struck by an auto in
front of her home at about $50
pm. Monday. The driver did not
stop. Linda was taken to Union
County Memorial Hospital in
Marysville, where her condition is
reported as serious"
Bystanders who saw the accident
noted the license plate on the car.
A check of records revealed the
auto belonged to a Robert LeMas-
ter, IA, of Delaware Route 1. Della
ware County officials arrested Le-
Master at about 10 pm.
LeMaster was brought to the
Madison County Jail, where it was
revealed he had been driving since
1885 and had never had a drivers
license issued, said Sheriff Smith.
The suspect was held in the jail.
Sheriff Smith said charges would
be preferred against LeMaSter
SOY71tinnp Tuesday
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
William FIannery
Dies In West Jeff

William Flannery, IA, of 378
West Main Street, West Jefferson,
died on Friday night. He was for
merly of Columbus. Mr.. Flannery
was retired from the Bonney-Floyd
Castings Co, where he was a chief
inspector for Is years. He was a
member of the Apollo, Pennsyl-
vania, Masonic Lodge, Pittsburgh
Commando" I, Knights Templar
and Oriental Chapter Dat, PITS
burgh.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Beulah Culp of West jefferson, a
son, DR.. William A. Flannery of
Kansas City, Missouri, and three
grandchildren.
The funeral service was held on
Monday at 2 p. m. at the Blauser-
Baker Funeral Home in West JEFF
ferson, the Reverend Robert Mere
dith officiating. Interment in
Pleasant Hill Cemetery, West
Jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Girl Scouts Will
Be Campfire Girls

The coming of June usually
means Full Swing into Vacation" +"
but for the girls of London, other
plans are also taking shape accord
ing to Mrs. Chester Geer, president
of the London Girl Scouts, Inc,
because on that date the Girl Scout
organization in London will cease
TO exist
In explanation Mrs. Geer stated
that since the Girl Scout organiza-
tion is being put into larger dis
tricts, London cannot qualify to
hold its charter, So, in order that
the girls of London and vicinity
will have every opportunity on
these lines, the London Scout
Council is transferring to a Camp
fire Council. In this way London
will continue to have a local coun-
Gil and also have a camp.
On Monday, May IA, there will
be meeting at the London Meth
odist Church at s pm. to organize
the new Council. All persons inter
ested are urged to attend this
meeting; especially the parents Of
girls are asked to come.
The Campfire groups are organ
lied differently than Girl Scouts,
so it will be necessary that parents
know something about it, in order
to cooperate and have their chill
dren enrolled properly Organiza-
tions and individuals interested in
sponsoring can also be thinking a.
bout the change
Besides the organization meeting
on May ID, there will be a train
ing period the week of June 10.
One-half day is being devoted to
the instruction of mothers during
that week. The complete program
will be announced later.
Mrs. Geer says, Mark your CAL
endar for May IA as well as June
10. Only in this way can you give
the girls the we'll rounded program
they deserve, and one that London
can well afford Cooperation now
will prevent any misunderstanding
later" she concluded.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Two Car Accident
Near Lafayette

Five people were injured, none
seriously, in a two-car accident
which occurred on u. S. ~ at the
entrance to Fettrow's at 1:30 pm.
Monday.
State Police reported that Hub
ert Mills, 10, of Lorain, o., travel
ing north on the highway, was the
driver of an auto which collided
with an auto driven by Genevieve
Shoemaker 45, of Cannonsbufg,
Pa, as she attempted to turn into
the entrance to the restaurant.
First appearances led the police
to believe the accident was much
more serious than it was. Both the
Lukens and the Schlechty-Fichner
ambulanceS were called to the
scene. All five of the injured were
taken to Mt. Carmel Hospital,
treated and released.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01

Retiring officers are Wallace
Nichols, president Robert Rowe,
vice president, William MCGUIRE,
treasurer and Weldon Butcher,
secretary.
Next Friday, Saturday and Sun
day, May A through 6, the state
convention of Junior Chambers of
Commerce will be held in Column
bus. London will be the host for
their district, number eight, for
state election caucases. Members
from Columbus, Delaware, Lancas-
ter, Marion, Marysville, Mount
Vernon, Westerville and Worth
ington will be included. Conven-
ton chairmen will be William
Fettrow and William Mcclure.
For the first time London will
enter the state competition on a
wards for outstanding projects in
these fields: Public Health, with
the Health Beard and Charity
Newsie program; Public relations,
with the license bureau and infor-
nation center; Profit Making,
with the sale of racing programs
at the county fair,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01

traffic even at high speed, and
the little gardens everywhere
make big impression. Seems
that every available square
inch of soil, even if it is no big
ger than postage stamp, has
flowers growing in it.
A big day, this one, and we
spend the evening sitting in
front of the wood fire talking
about the affairs of the COM
nunity, Surrey and the world
in general. The Trueloves,
though city born. live the lives
of English country folk and
Peggy and I both agree tnat
this is the life!"
And so it is that another
milestone in our lives is pass
ed. We have thought and plan
ned for many years to make
this trip and to be here at last
is the realization of a dream.
fri surely Tic T~uelovcs are
the most gracious hosts imag-
Inalle.
TO bed in A mound of feath-
ere and wccl in a room colo
enough to see ur breath in
reminds one of winter on a
Madis1n county tslm 1T seems
a little odd sftfr our GER. a
lCetmg but tie English VIC lid
have il 10 other way. The
Truelove house is equipped for
central heat with registers all
over the house but Harry ex-
plains that he never uses them
much as it gets much too 'ot"
Tomorrow we are going to
tour around Surrey and see
such places as Sutton, Craw-
ley, Claugham, EPSON, Slap
ham and Horley. Oh well,
we'll get used to it, guess.
See you soonl
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
hopes To Return
To Native Land

A man came back to prison Mon
day seven years to the day after
he walked away from the Lebanon
State Prison Farm.
Superintendent r. B. Eckle re-
ported that Mike Gluih rode to
the main entrance of the London
Prison Farm in taxicab. He turn
ed himself in to Associate Warden
George T. Miller, identifying him
self and giving his reason for r.
turning as the desire to improve
his CHARGES for deportation to his
native country, Jugoslavia.
GlCich was sentenced to life i'm.
prisohment on his conviction Of
charge OF first degree murder in
Mahcnlng County and entered the
Ohio Tenitentiary on November
13 1925. He was % years old He
walked away from the Lebanon
State Fam on April 30, 1949 lie
stated that he had worked during
his years of freedom in construc-
ton with various companies III
Pennsylvania and New York under
his right name, Milos Clutch. When
he tur7ed himself in on April 30,
1856, he had S1,980.60 on his per-
son and bank deposit books show
ing total of $4,000 deposited in
two banks in Buffalo, New York.
He had evidence to prove that he
had earned his money.
Today, Sc years old, Milos Glu-
ich wants to clear up his record so
that in the event of deportation,
Che is a non-citizen), his chances
to return to his native country will
be better.
Prison officials were quoted as
saying Gluih would be held in iso-
lation until his story and back
ground could be checked. He was
reported to have had a good record
as a prisoner until the time of his
walk-away.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Two Injured In
Sunday Am. Crash

The Madison County Sheriff's
office reported that William Lee
Webb, 18, and Harley Wayne
Earls, 10, were both slightly in
jured in an accident which occur
red on the Newport-Bloomingburg
Road on Sunday at a. m. Both
reside on London rural routes.
Webb was the driver of the auto
mobile which hooked a post with
the bumper and crashed. Both men
were treated at Holman Hospital
and released. Deputy Bob Guthrie
Investigated the accident. No
charges We're filed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Wednesday Rites
For Ralph Smith

Ralph Smith, age 73, died at his
home on the South Charleston Pike
on Monday afternoon after pro-
longed illness. Born in Fayette
County July 13, 1882, he was a
longtime county resident and a
member of the Church of Christ in
London.
Surviving are four daughters,
Mrs. Esther Edwards of Washing
ton c. H., Mrs. Fern Long of Sum-
merford, Mrs. Amy Munyon of
Springfield and Mrs. Lieuena
Weese of Columbus and two sons,
Lester c. of London and Robert II.
of Marion.
Funeral services Wednesday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock at the Lukens
Funeral Home, the Reverend r. Fl.
Roberts officiating. Burial in the
Jeffersonville Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Instructs JurV
For Defendants

Judge Gerald A. BayneS, Madi-
son County Common Pleas, direct
ed the petit jury sitting in the case
of Steele VS.. Westinghouse to re-
turn verdict in favor of the de-
PENDANTS on Friday.
The plaintiffs had asked SIS, 900
damages in the death of Lonnie
Steel, which occurred in 1948.
Plaintiffs claimed Steele was cleo
trocuted when he attempted to use
Westinghouse milk cooling mach
inc which was defective or which
had not been properly installed by
the company. The defendants de-
MED the allegations, stating that
Steele'S death was due to his own
negligence in the operation of the
machine.
Evidence presented aC the trial,
which started Wednesday, led
Judge BayneS to Cirect the YER
dict on Friday. Local legal rep
resentative for the plaintiff, now
Mrs. Roy Miller Of Plain City,
was Forrest j.. Sidener Jr. West
inghouSe was represented locally
by Crabbe and Tanner.
1t was not learned if an appeal
from the verdict would be filed.
The plaintiffs have another suit
pending for the same amount of
damages against the Westinghouse
Electric Supply Corporation, a sub
sidiary of Westinghouse. What act
ion would be taken in this second
suit was not known.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Local Girl Ranks
Fourth In Contest

Celia Bidwell, London eighth
grade student, daughter of Mad
ison County Treasurer and Mrs.
Harold r. BidWell, was the last
girl to be spelled down in the Citi-
zens Area Spelling Contest in Co
lumbus Saturday.
Competing were 68 students. rep
resenting $4,000 pupils in Franklin
and surrounding counties. In the
morning the contestants were Civ
en- a written examination on so
words The upper third, or % of
these, were in the list that stood up
for the oral examination in the af-
ternoon. Celia missed only six of
the so words given in the written
test.
In this "spelldown" there were
three boys and one girl left. Celia,
the only girl, took fourth place,
and received d camera for her ex-
cellent record.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Guest Speaker At
May Mems Night

Homer Ellington, director OF In
ternational Childrens' Village, viii
be the guest speaker at the sec-
ond Mems Night of the season
at the London Country Club, to be
held on Wednesday, May 2
international Childrens' Village
is located in Switzerland and is
operated as a summer camp for
children from Sweden Austria
and Germany. Mr.. Ellington teaIh-
es school during the school year,
but travels to Switzerland for the
summer. He was formerly con-
nected with the Ohio State Uni
versity.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Dairymen Receive
Ascent Increase

Ohio DaTyn1en heard the good
news that the Department of Ag-
riculture had ordered a Accent
increase in the price of milk for
several areas in the United States
and Ohio, including the Toledo,
Akron, Stark County, Cleveland,
Columbus, Dayton, Springfield,
Cincinnati, Ohio River Valley and
Lima. The increase will mean an
additional S. million a month to
dairy farmers. It will moan about
a cent quart increase to the con-
suner in some cases.
The order vas apparently the
direct result of hearing in Co.
lumbus April 20 for dairymen, fol-
lowing a wave of strikes in the
northern part of the state
Senators Rricker and Bender
weSe generally credited with the
prompt action on the Department
order.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Student Has Ton
Grade In 10,151

Miss Sharon Farquhar, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Far
quhar, London, has. received a
score of 95 in the Everypupil
Scholarship Test given by the
schools in April, according to a re-
port from Jacob Won Kanel, Lon
don's principal.
Sharon's score is the highest
score reported for all the students
in the tenth grades in Ohio She
competed against 10,150 other stu
dents in the tests. Congratulations,
Sharon!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Arrest Driver On
License Charge

Police Chief Bud Clark report
ed the arrest Saturday by London
police Of Melvin Harter on charg-
es of operating motor vehicle
without a valid drivers license.
Harter posted S25 bond for appear
ance Tuesday. He was previously
arrested here in connection with
the Westinghouse violence.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Walkaway Returns To LPF
After 7 Years OF Freedom,
Cooking School At
West Jeff May l

A Gas Cooking School will be
presented at the West Jefferson
High School auditorium on Tues
day, May l, at 8 p. m. The school
is sponsored by The Loveless Ap-
pliance Co. of West jefferson, and
will feature demonstrations of the
latest in modern gas appliances by
the local Betty Newton.
The public is invited and there
will be free prizes for those. at
tending, provided by the Loveless
Appliance Co.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Hold London Man
On Forgery Count

Kenneth Hanscel of London, is
being held by the Columbus Pol
ice Department on charges of for
gerry, according to report receiv-
ed here. Hanscel was arrested in
that city last week after passing
an allegedly forged check.
Police Chief Bud Clark has
sworn charges against Hanscel,
charging him specifically with for
ging, counterfeiting, lettering and
publishing, a check for S35.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
OPEN FOR BUSINESS

Announcement of the new
Friday night hours for many of
London's fine stores appears in
today's issue. This Friday, May
4 will be the first Friday night
for many of the stores to stay
open. 1t is the hope of the Lon
don Retail Merchants Associa-
ton that the Friday night hours
will provide better service for
the residents of London and
vicinity. Check the ads in to-
days issue for the new hours
and remember do your shop
ping in your own town, where
your merchant is your neighbor
and helps support your schools,
churches, civil activities and af-
fairs. London is a great little
city!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Sof+baII Pitcher
Dies In Accident

Phil Ferrynan, 25, of Milford
Center Route 1, widely known in
this area for his prowess as a soft
ball pitcher, was killed Saturday
morning in a car-truck collision
on State Route 33, about 31a miles
from Dublin Phil was pronounced
dead on his arrival at University
Hospital
Survivors include his wife, Jane
and two children; his mother and
father, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ferry
man, Milford Center Route l, and
a brother and a sister.
Phil had a fine record in sports
in school and had earned a phen-
omenal reputation as an amateur
softball pitcher after, leaving
school.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Mcclure Elected
Jaycee President

At their meeting held on Thurs
day, the London Junior Chamber
of Commerce elected William Nc
Guire as president for the coming
year. Other officers elected were
Jerry Stahl, vice president; We'll
don Butcher, treasurer and Roger
Dillon, secretary. The four men,
bers elected to the Board of Di-
rectorS Were Charles Blair, Dean
Goodyear, Bob Redman and Ron
aid Cox. Elected to the Jaycee
Health Board were Jack Byers,
V illiams Kennedy and John Mint
er The new slate will take office
July 1.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Ice Cream Social
At MI. S+erIino

An old-fashioned ice cream So
cial will be sponsored by the Adult
Choir and the Westminster Choir
of the First Presbyterian Church
in Mt. Sterling on Saturday, May
5, from to 8 pm. Visitors to the
church during those hours will find
home made ice cream, pies, cakes
and, beverages, just the kind to
tease tongues and please palates.
Proceeds from the social will
pay for the new choir robes that
have been obtained.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Trustees, Clerks
Guests At Party

The West Jefferson Sand and
Gravel Co. sponsored a fish fry
and social for the Madison Coun-
ty Trustees and Clerks Association
on Thursday, April 26 More than
SO of the associations members
and friends attended.
The party was held in the A
merican Legion Home at West JEFF
fersoa with Legion members under
the direction Of Commander John
Stalder doing the chores.
Russdll Sratton represented the
sponsoring company.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Club Organization
Meeting Set tuesday

The organizational meeting OF
TIE "Sow 'em and Crow 'em" Gar
den Club will be held on Tues
day at Z p. m. in the basement of
TIE court house, Officers will be
elected for the corning year.
Any boy or girl between the
ages of 10 and 81 years who may
be interested in joining may at
tend the meeting
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
West Jeff Student On
Honor Roll AT O.S.U.

Sara A. Kile of West Jefferson
was included in the honor roll of
260 students achieving high scllol-
astic attainments in Ohio State
University's College of Arts and
Sciences during the winter quart
er.
Miss Kile is the daughter of DR..
and Mrs. ]. c. Kile of West jeff
erson.