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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-12-21
Madison South In
First Dinner For
Football Players

Madison South High School OBJ
served their first High School
Football Banquet at the school
Monday evening and awarded let
ters to all who participated in the
schools first year of athletic ac-
tiVities in the football games.
Letters were awarded to varsity
and reserve players, the manager
and the cheerleaders. Coach Bill
Pickett, assistant Dick Lanier and
Athletic Director Frank Pickens
were recognized for their work
during the football season.
The speaker for the evening was
Bill Hess, assistant Coach at Ohio
State University. The address in
cluded film of one of the OSU
games.
Letters were presented by Coach
Pickett. The banquet was sponsor
ed by the Madison South Boosters
Club with dinner served potluck
style.
Varsity letters went to John
Baird, Paul Borror, Vaughn Car
ner Roger Clark, Jerry Ellis, Jim
Foster, Ronnie Funk, Jim Grove,
Bill Justice, John Kline, Quincy
Licklitter, Carl Millirons, Paul
Ridenour, Gary Riegel, Jim Satter-
field, Richard Sharpe, Bob Sifrit
and Roger Snyder.
Reserve letters went to, Lowell
Arts, Richard Clarke, Martin
Hunter, Tye Licklitter, Don Sea-
burn and Don Thompson.
The Managers letter went to
Charles Swyers and the Cheerlead-
erS' letters were awarded to Anna
bell Baughn, Judy Deck, Brenda
Dorm, Myrta Jean Dorm, Hattie
French, Ruth Hornbeck, Charlotte
Renick, Anna Marie Ridenour and
Janet Rinehart.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-12-21

Ronald II. Miller, 18, son of T.
r. McClary, Rt. 3, London, Ohio,
has completed his Air Force basic
military training at Lakeland Air
Force Base, the Gateway to the
Air Force"
His Lakeland training is prepar-
ing him for entrance into Air
Force technical training or for an
Air Force duty assignment. The
course includes a scientific evalua-
ton of his aptitude and inclination
for following a particular career
field.
Lakeland, situated near San An
tonic, is the site of Air Force basic
military training for men and
women and home of the USAF Of
ficer Military School, of which the
USAF Officer Candidate School,
the USAF Pre- Flight School and
Officers Pre-Flight Group are op-
Grating units.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-12-21
County Teachers May
Get ln-Service Class

Madison County teachers who
wish to take advantage of in-serv-
ice training may add three more
hours credit through a course
which is scheduled to begin here on
February 6.
The course, Psychology Of Basic
Skills, is good for graduate or un-
dergraduate credit and will be
taught by DR.. Weinlander of Mi
ami University. The class will meet
each Wednesday at ZOO pm. in
London High School.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-12-21
High School VIII
Give Christmas
Program Friday

London High Schools annual
Christmas Program, presented by
the speech and music departments,
is scheduled for the High Schol
Auditorium on Friday afternoon,
December 81.
The presentation will include
numbers by the Girls Glee Club,
the mixed chorus and a play mo
Room At The Inn" presented by
the Speech classes. The play con-
Germs the events and incidents at
the inn on the night Christ was
born.
The play cast includes: Jerry
Hartman, David Jackman, Jack
Cornell, Marlyn Sollars, John
Buck, Danny Gibson, Julia Dwyer,
Harriet Rosnagle, Bill Carter, San
dy Cundiff, Douglas Stuthard, Vici
Geer, Robert Marrah, John Har-
rington, David Ferguson, Frank
Powell, Larry Turvy, Roger Tur-
Wy, Shelton Green, Robert Feely,
Patsy Flannery and Moreno Beav-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-12-21
Edwin Meeker Has
Finished Special
School In Germany

PFC Edwin l. Meeker II, whose
wife, Dolores, lives at l New
Hampshire ave-, London, Ohio, re-
Gently was graduated from the
Seventh Army Non-Commissioned
Officer Academy in Munich, Ger
many.
An assistant squad leader as
signed to the 95th Engineer Battal-
ions Company A, he successfully
completed a five-week course in
leadership, map reading and other
military subjects.
Meeker entered the Army in
September 1855, was last stationed
at Fort Ord, California, and ar
rived in Europe last April.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur P. Meeker, Plain City.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-12-21
New Date Set In Bio
Plain Decoration Try

The Flower Lovers Garden Club
which draws its membership from
the Big Plain area is sponsoring a
Christmas Decorating Contest for
any in the community who care to
enter.
Prizes will be awarded in three
classifications: l. Best All Over
Decoration of a Home; 2. Best
Doorway and 3. Best Window.
The judging will be done on Fri
day, December %, at Z pm. in
stead of Wednesday as previously
announced
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-12-21
World War Vets Are
Seeking $l00 Pension

Veterans of World War I are
going all out for the $4,000 per
month pension. The bill will be in
troduced early at the next session
of Congress and is expected to
pass. The organization is now
seeking to register all World War
One Veterans who are eligible for
the pension so as to help get the
machinery in motion as well as to
get an estimate of how much of
the pension money will come to this
vicinity.
World War One Veterans should
send their name, address and SER
ial number to John F. Fowler, 1425
Stringtown Rd., Grove City, Ohio.
Commander of Capital City Bar
racks No. 461, or Louis Roberts,
2911 Olive ST., Adjutant, Colum-
bus, Ohio.
EAGLES PARTY SUNDAY
London Aerie Eagles will have
their annual Christmas party for
children of the Eagle members on
Sunday afternoon, December % at
800 pm.
j. L. Conn, Eagles President, has
asked all Eagles to see that their
children are brought to the party.
w. J. ROBSON is
ON LIBRARY BOARD
William ]. Robson has been ap-
pointed a member of the Board of
Directors of the London Public
Library by the London Board of
Education.
He has been named to serve
full term of seven years starting
January l, 1857.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-12-21
Two Boys Lead Patrol Fast
Chase Before Crash; Hit
Speeds OF Over 100 MPH
WATER SERVICE TO BE
INTERRUPTED SATURDAY

Water service in some por-
tons Of London will be inter-
rupted briefly Saturday. accord
ing to an announcement made
this week.
The interruption will be in
the area of Riley, Stewart, Pitt,
Grand, Kendall and South Main.
Service should be restored in
time for use during prepara-
tionS for the noon meal.
The Shut-off will be for add
ing new lines to the system.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-10
P0zDRAvNI G0Y0R Ma PR0SLAW
UJEDIkJENJA 0DSJEkA Br. 2qO 80

Govor je odrzao brat Josip Vucc, vodja ujedinjenja
ma proslavi u South Chicago, ILL.,, 80. septembra 1856
Velecasni Fra. cuvalo, brace glavni odbornici clanstvo
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice i ostali prisutni:-
Osobita mi je Cast, da vas mogu sa ovog mjesta po-
zdraviti i zazeliti YAM dobro doslicu ma nasu trostruku pro-
slavu: Proslavu so godina bratskog dobrotvornog rada drus-
iva "Sveti Josip", odsjek broj 200, 20 godina isto takova
rada, drustva "Sveti Petar Pavao", odsiek broi 80 Hrvat-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-10

vodstvo pojedinaca zrtvovalo
opce narodne interese, a "a
boravljalo Sc je da u narod-
nom i drustvenom jedinstvu
mozemo jedino napredovati i
razvijati Sc.
Imajuci sve ovo ma srcu i
pameti, mi smo Sc ujedinili.
Ujedinili smo Sc sa svrhom,
da lakse i uspjesnije n~astavi-
mo sa radon u ispunjavanju
svrhe "a koju su nasi pioneri
osnovali drustva, i "a koju
je svrhu osnovana i Hrvat-
ska Bratska Zajednica, a ia
je svrha, i to glavna svrha,
da Sc Hrvati u tudjini pove-
zulu skupa, da u potrebi je-
dan drugome pomognu, da
cuvaju svoju narodnu svijest
i da sc ne izgube u tudjini,
vec da Sc narodno, drustve-
no j kulturno povezujemo i
tako da napredujemo.
To je jedno, a drugo, bra
co moja i ~sestre, nesmijemo
zaboraviti, %nesmijemo tajiti,
da je u nasim drustvima, Cd
sjecima Hrv. Bratske Zajed-
nice broj nash mladjih sila,
koje hi trebale i morale pre-
uzeti drustveni rad u svoje
ruke, do danas jos vrlo pre-
malen. Nije to samo slucaj
kod nash odsjeka koje smo
ujedinili, nego to je kod We
cine nash odsjeka HBZ.
Mi stariji, koji smo gradili
i podizali Hrvatsku Bratsku
Zajednicu, chill smo to il
ljubavi prema svom hrvat-
skom narodu i prema nasoj
najvecoj ustanovi ma cijelo-
me svijetu, Hrvatskoj Brat
skoj Zajednici.
I mi kao takvi, n%astojimo
naci nacin "a rijesenje toga
problema. Ujedinjenje n a s a
odsjeka jeste jedan ia
kav pokusaj, i mi Sc NADIA
mo, da &c nase ujedinjenje i
d~anasnja proslava uroditi do
brim plodom, maine, dati &c
novog poleta nasim starijim
da ne SUSTAIN u radu, a MIA
DINA dati poleta / odusevlje-
MIA da Sc sto prize i zivlje
zainteresiraju "a mas drus-
tveni rad, kojeg smo mi sta
riji do sada nesebicno vrsili
ma korist drustva, ugled Hr-
vatske Bratske Zajednice i
cast hrvatskog naroda.
Ovo je glavni cilj, brace /
sestre, koji smo imali pred
kod ujedinjenja nash
odsjeka.
Kako sam u pocetku spo-
menuo, ova proslava poveza-
ma je sa 5O-godisnjim radon
"Sv. Josip" i 2O-go-
radon drustva "Sv.
Petar i Pavao'. Povjest jed
nog i drugog drustva OTIS
nuta je u nssoj Spomen knji-
ri, koju smo izdali prigodom
danasnje proslave, i koja je,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-10

ske Bratske Zajednice, j ko-
nacno proslavu Ujedinjenja
ova nasa diva bratska i ma
rodna odsjeka, koje vodi svo-
je poslovanje poGam cd log
srpnja owe godine pod ime-
nom Drustvo "Sveti Josip",
odsjek broj 80 HBZ.
Kod mas, Hrvata imademo
mnogo lijepih / poucnih ma
rodnih poslovica, cd kojih je
jedna koja CLASH "Slozna
braca kucu grade, neslozna
razgradjuju'!
Kad smo mi tlanovi Cd
sjeka broj 80 i 200 HBZ po-
cell raditi ma ujedinjenju o.
viii dviju .odsjeka, mi smo "a
misao vodilju i cilj uzeli owl
krasnu poslovicu / njezin po-
ucni sadrzaj.
U svom drustvenom, po-
litickom j kulturnom radu u
proslosti, Hrvati su sc cesto
puta dijelili ma male skupine
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-10

kako vidim, pred wanna. Il
tin razloga nije mi namjera
da vas ponovno umaram sa
opisom proslosti, ali bi pro-
pustio veliku i bratsku duz-
most, kada Sc nebi sjetili pr
vaka, koji su zaorali prvu
brazdu, pokrenuli ideju i.pred
ravnih so godina osnovali
drustvo "Sveti Josip'', odsjek
broj 200 tadasnje Narodne
Hrvatske zajednice, a danas
odsjek br. 80 Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice.
Castna imena ovih uteme-
ljitelja drustva otisnuta SUI
u Spomen knjizi, a u koliko
smo mogli istraziti njih AZ,
svi su danas blagopokojni,
preselili Sc u vjecnost, bila
i'm laka gruda zemlje u ko-
joj pocivaju. U znak posto-
vanja 1 zahvalnosti prema
NINA / swim drugim premi-
nulim clanovima drustva "Sv.
Josip" | drustva "Sveti Pc
tar i Pavao", molim vas bra
co i sestre / cijenjeni gosti,
ustanite | zajednicki klikni-
mo - Slava i'm!
A sada, brace i s~estre, prize
nego zavrsim, zelio bin ma
glasiti, da je drustvo "Sveti
Josip" jedno cd najstarijih
nash odsjeka Hrv. Bratske
Zajednice u South Chicago, i
kao takvo bio je vodjom u
sirenju drustvenog i narod-
nog rada / zivota u nasoj
sredini. Uvjek je bio u do
broj vezi sa svima drugim
d%rustvima, | aktivno suradji-
valo je u svemu sto je bio
"a dobrobit hrvatskog ma
roda i Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice.
Drustvo "Sveti Petar | Pa
vao' bio je jedno cd maj
mladjih odsjeka Hrv. Brat
ske Zajednice u So. Chicago,
ali ipak elanstvo drustva "Sv.
Petar / Pavao" s ponosom
gleda ma svoj prosli rad.
Clanstvo danas ujedinjenog
odsjeka ponosi Sc sa mnogo
lijepih uspjeha, koje su Cd
sjeci, cd kojih je ujedinjeni
odsjek sastavljen, doprinjeli
svojim radon ma jaeanju i u
cvrscivanju drustvenog j ma =
rodnog rada u So. Chicago.
Ponosi sc sa svoiom SUI
radnjom s drugim odsjecinas
kao | u svakom podhvatu "a
dobrobiti Hrv. Bratske Ia
jednice i nase kolonije.
Ujedinjeni odsjek zeli ma
staviti s tim radon i surad-
njom sa swim drugim Cd
sjecima i drustvima, pax vas
S takovim zeljama i u tako-
vom duhu pozdravljamo, bra
co i sestre, koji ste nam do
sli i sa vasim p%risustvom u
zvelicali nasu proslavu ujedi-
njenja. :
- Dobro nam dosli i twill! ;,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-10

ma stetu pojedinaca, drustava
i narodne cjeline. Ovo cijepa-
ME bio je toliko puta ira
gicno pc mas narod. Toliko Sc
je puta kod mas "a cast i
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-10

Junior Order
GOVERNMENT
1nternatl Bank for Reconstruction
& Develop, 3h 20, due 10-15-71 IS 23,s50O0 S 236144O S 235 60
MICHIGAN
Sch. Dist. of the Village of Wayne,
2%%, due 7-1-1962 mm........ 15,375OO 1491137 463 az
PUBLIC UTILITY
United Gas Corp, 3%%, due Oc-
tober 1, 1878 100000 10OO3e .21
Totals "".""..".$ 4o,231.sO S 3s,53216 S 6ee44
Orphans Fund
RECEIVER GENERAL
OF CANADA
City of Toronto, AK, due 4-22-77..S 1.927o6 s 1e27O6
Totals ~""~"m"$ 1,927O6 5 1,e27O6
Children's Home
United States Treasury Ser. "B",
2%%, due 4-1-19sO m...-....... 100000 s 100000 90
Totals "..~m-"."$ 100000 5 100000
rt. Pension Fund
Internatl Bank for Reconstruction
& Develop, 81 %, due 10-15-71"$ 9e3.75 5 9s3e4 9s1
rs Totals """""...$ 993.75 S 9s3e4 5 a@ 9s1
Totals Of All Funds ..~..~ ss44, 1854 $e32,s57e1 ST. ss7 80
BONDS
January /, to June 80, 1866
General Fund
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-10
JUNIOR ORDER - POMLADAK
AS of June 80, 1855

junior OkDER POMLADAk
AS of June 80, 1855
Assets - Imovina
c4 fee1fa5 First Ac Setonai Bank o 7 Tfas. %. HA0UN1
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania """""""""~s 1s'Sssss
Toronto, Ontario, Canada ~~".~.~"....~ 4,24l.bs 22ss1 as
INVESTMENTS ULOsCI
L1EMs AND Io8Ns A0'"'0S0'
z zafa%5am ma ma ce eTfaTES e"".:"""~""~"~ 4.ssoss so741o
INTEREST," DUE AND ACCRUED D" ~
Narasr kamati ma bondove, kor nisu
u defaultu 1401117
Total Assets = Ukupna imovina ."...v...~.$ 1,57s, s52 90
ORPHANS TRUST FUN
(Zaklada "a malodobne bastinike)
Assets Imovina
Peoples First National Bank Z Trust Co.
Pittsburgh. Pa; Oakland Branch """s 4,2sse5
Toronto, Ontario, Canada "~~""~~~" 2,2sss2 ss17s7
INVESTMENTS : ULosc
1N HHMi DUE AND ACCRUED ~
Narasli kamati ma bondove, koji nisu ..m
u fault 10000
Total Assets = Ukupna imovina .m.....~~$ ese444s
RINTING DEPARTMENT - TIsKARA HI. Il. z.
Assets - Imovina
CHECKING ACCOUNTS : orvoREN1 RAcUN1
Peoples First National Bank : Trust Co. -
Acc p!5sSH5s8 RE T HzHisH' 1' Trsds "~ ~~ ssssiY
Fi TsPp5 Ssts %sss, R Wsss in T Psss:s. Ink $685..
P PR FRA PR EXRENsE Insurance ~~~~ 2Sa2
Machinery and Equipment ""~~~~ 7e,4454e
Less: Reserve for Depreciation "".."."" e2,5ss52 1888 81
Total Assets - Ukupna imovina .........m$ 3ss54 70
EMPLOYEES PENSION FUND
Assets Imovina
Peoples First National Bank & Trust Co, 49,.
1Nv Fs5sS4EEh p en- G I " ''al'
rH 5S9Ri P BSHse HNP ACCRUED ''4''''
Narasi kamati n bondove, ki nisu
Total Assets - Ukupna imovina .........$ 4e1ooA2
C~HILDREN's HOME DJEcI DOM
AS of June 80, 1856
Assets Imovina
cT Peo O. ftr Ac SetioSai Bank o 7 Tfass %, RA'UN1
rrr pittsburgh, Pennsylvania "~~"~~~ ss74s2
Pri1uena bagajna "~.:."."~~w". 100000
Bonds Bondov ..--...-...m...~~..~~ 4441oss
Land : zemHiste $4,000
Less: Res. for depreciation ~~ ."~""~ ss.4ia.Se 80 "a
0y tafs s r Ssfurs s"'% 4saisze P Equipment Husn1,
Less ssa Res. for @" Depreciaa m ''".. RAINING 4N7ssoeess44 ssss4os
Aq as;s55m:st $ aSTF eg7 RECEIVABLE ,o., >,
Less: Res. for Probable Loss 1~ s"D. is,oOooc 4e4.s7
Accounts Receivable - sundries ..... 1900
Interest Due and Accrued ".."""."""" 72s17
Dry Goods, Merchandise, Food Supplies,
pREP sA1Dr E S2PEnss """ s20'ss
D Bsp55sis t S''f eoat s a Insurance - +i i.ss5
Total Assets = Ukupna imovina ........".."$ 23s 362 SO
UMMAR OF ASSETS UKUPNA MOVINA
AS of June 80, 1856
General Fund - Glavna Zaklada S22 e28 TOT 46
unio order Pomladak 1876 $50 %
Orphans Iru tund = Malodobni bastinici .-........ 9864448
Clhlldirens Home - Djecu Dom $685. 33
employers Fenslon FUND 4910042
Hrlntng department : I1skara H"BZ. 33854 70
trust Fund for Taxes 6262OS
Assets-AH Funds - Cjelokupna imovina .~$ 24, s2e 5s3 10
BONDS IN DEFAULT AS TO PRINCIPLE OR INTEREST
Unpaid
Description Book Value Commons
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-10

GOVERNMENT Consideration Book Value Gain
United States Savings, Series &C"
213%, due May ], 1856 .-...m.$1 $780, 100000 $1OOOOOOO
United States Savings, Series &c"
2l2G, due February l, 1856 .. 100000 1000 90
Internatl Bank for Reconstruction
and Develop. So %, due 1o-15-71 ss,375Oo ss,sss17 ss1s
STATE
State of Washington, Motor Vehicle
Fuel TAX, due 9-1-1975-1976 .. 51,125OO 4e,273.9 90 1851 Il
CANADIAN
Dominion of Canada, rs Yr, 3Ae Cd,
RECEIVER GENERAL
OF CANADA
Prov Of quebec, 81 %, due s-15-5s 100000 100000
MUNICIPAL
CALIFORNIA
Metro. W.T.. Dist. of So. California
Colo. River Water Works, 3A%.
due 2,l11ss4 -~~~~w~~", 5e,4e5oo 52,74oM s,724n
MICHIGAN
Sch. Dist. of the Village of Wayne,
2$4%, due 7-1-1963 .M..... 51,25OOO 49664.24 1888
NEW YORK
New York, City of, Various Pur-
pose, SO, due 7-1-1963 ........ 5O,5625O 100000 $780,
NEW JERSEY
New York City, City of, Const.
Rapid Transit RR, 81 90, due
2-1-1970-75-76-77-78 ............. lis, 90 116S1s2 % 1874.
NORTH CAROLINA
Enfield. Town of, sc, due 1-1-1e5s 100000 $4,000
VIRGINIA
Carroll County, SO, due 4-1-1s5s 100000 100000
Chicago G. Great Western r. r,
$3.50, due slice ...m.... 100000 SOOOn
Chicago & Western Indiana Rwy.
4$s% due 51-19S2 ............. 2O725O 2O3sO7 a.,
INDUSTRIAL & MISC.
Loeilard P) Co, N. Y, % Yr,
3&T due 4-1-197S ............. 100000 19s555 IA.
Sylvania Elec. Products, Inc, 40,
due February !, 1878 .m....... 100000 100000 .
Totals "."~.~~ s5se.o4soo sS7S.4445 ,1o,s2s5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-07
i'd. c. Okoys
ISturt Of
Two Homes

Recent building permits issued
by the District include:
Claude E. Hobbs, jr.. owner,
1914 Forty-seventh street NV;
Milton E. Scarborough, builder:
Edward r. Spano, architect: to
build one 2-story dwelling, 1915
Forty-eighth street NV; cost.
lS22. 900.
ESQ Standard Oil Co., owner,
1851 Constitution avenue NV:
builder not selected; E. w. Syme,
architect; to build one 1-story
gasoline service station, 101 Flor
ida avenue NE: cost, $4,000.
Howich Co., Inc, owner, 1912
IN street NV; Otis Elevator Co..
builder; to install one passenger
elevator, 1229-31 Twentieth
street NV: cost. $4,000.
Dorothy Ryder Smith Flood.
owner. 1921 Connecticut avenue
NV; builder not selected; j. M.
Hallett. architect; to build one
l-story dwelling. 3712 Albemarle
street NV: cost, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-07
Ohio Area Gets Grunt

The Urban Renewal Admin
Iistration has announced ,ap-
proval of an urban planning as
sistance grant of $31,l40 to the
CLARK County Springfield
tOhio) Regional Planning Com
mission to aid in making a COM
Iprehensive study Of present land
uses, population and employ
Iment trends, and traffic condi-
tionS in the area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-07
By VIVIAN BROWN

Every house needs a quiet, or
derly spot to keep bills. house
books. recipes. telephone. Such
a niche should be off the beaten
path SO that one can balance the
house books, make UP the gro
Gerry lists and talk on the tele-
phone without interruption.
Houses are smaller and fami-
lies larger these days. SO few
houses can devote a spare room
to this personal center" But
there are spots that can be
utilized for such a purpose if
you'll look over your layout.
4 One family with a large closet
built under the roof found it an
ideal spot for a desk. The closet
was cut in half and the addi-
Itional space equipped with a
desk light to Offer. a very coy
little Granny.
1 Another good place that few
people think of utilizing is the
space under stairs. This makes
an ideal arrangement usually, if
lit is properly lighted.
| This little center should be
Equipped with things that are
important but likely to become
Host in a busy household. If there
is no definite place for them.
Instead Of throwing bills in the
Kitchen drawer, for instance, put
them in the small desk under the
stairs. The telephone books
should be in that spot. Ditto
dictionary. calendar, appoint
ment and address books. An
electric clock that will surely
keep the right time might be on
the wall. Into the drawer put
stamps, stationery, pencils, pens.
letter openers. sharpeners. One
folder should be kept with letters
Ito be answered. A remembrance
book with dates Of birthdays and
anniversaries viii be located cas-
| lily there. too.
One drawer could be given
over to such things as new dec
lorating ideas-if and when.
Paint color cards. fabric
swatches. tile samples might be
kept for future reference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-07
Homes Need Center
For Clerical Chores

/ On the wall a rack might hole
duplicates of all the family key,
closet, car, garage, house ane
office keys.
If there is room in the desk one
folder might be devoted to roac
maps If the family travels. an
other to water charts II you are
a boating enthusiast. This is the
spot where instruction books
should be kept-how to wash
juniors new sleepers, run the
dishwasher or use the new vac
Iuum cleaner.
1t is a good place for schedules
the housekeeping one for &C.
casional helpers. baby sitter's in
Istructions. It's a good idea to
keep the menu for dog and cat
in this SPOT. too. so that it will be
handy when others take them
over in emergencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-03
Editor MerIo Pussy
Injured by Horse

Merlo J. Pusey, associate edi-
tor Of the Washington Post and
Times Herald was reported in
good condition today at Sub
urban Hospital, where he is I'M
der treatment for a broken Jaw
suffered when he was kicked by
a horse Sunday.
The horse was a Christmas
gift from his family. He was
riding at his Laurel Lea Farm
near Poolesville, Md.
Mr.. Pussy. SO. was seriously
injured three years ago, when
some gunpowder he was bury
ing exploded. burning his hands
and face. Early this year. the
farm house at Laurel Lea was
destroyed by fire by q blaze set
off during a pipe-thawing OPP
Grafton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-03
Private Tuition
Grants Opposed

The Rev. w. Russell Bowie
retired member of the faculty OF
Virginia Theological Seminary
Alexandria, today declared his
Opposition to private tuition
grants for Virginia school chill
|dren.
Urging a vote against the ref
|erendum question on Monday:
referendum ballot. DR.. Bowie
said this lis not the time tc
stumble into actions born of feai
and nursed in confusion"
DR.. Bowie, a native of Rich.
mond, was dean of students at
Union Theological Seminary
New York City, from 1889 tt
1850 and prior to that was rector
|of Grace Church in New York
City for 16 years.
His statement was released by
the Save ON Schools Committee
|of Fairfax County.