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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-09-13
Thomas Adams To
Get Marine Duty
In Okinawa Base

Marine Pvt. Thomas F. Adams,
of 25 Columbia Ave, London, Ohio,
departed from Camp Pendleton,
Calf, August %, for duty on Ok
inawa.
Prior to going overseas, Marines
spend four weeks in the Staging
Regiment at the Marine Corps
Base, at Camp Pendleton. Here
they receive clothing and equip
ment inspections, refresher cours-
es on weapons and physical train
ing.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-09-13
uNpEReoEs SURGERY

Mrs. Ishmael Hammond, Xenia
Road, has entered Mt. Carmel Hos
pital where she underwent surgery
earlier this week. She is in Room
S44
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-09-13
Lots For Sale
20

SAVE AGENTS COMMISSION! Sell
that lot yourself and pocket the
whole ball of wax. Everybody
Teads the CLASSIFIEDS! UL 3
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-09-13

Madison School Sys
Football sp their teams get off to the final year OF the
Madison County League starting in the Darby Valley
League Some of this years will be with the Darby League mem
County group John Henn Mt
Coach Godfrey Wright
meeting the Darby Valley League
with
which this fall
Democrat Photo)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-09-13

Commissioners the
at
right in the top pictures Rodney Pyme Madison; w Powell
Franklin Garman Hardin president of the Rodar
Madison bottom
County
Hohlben
involved the situation during his address to the
coy both Madison County vocasts
(Press-pemocrat Photos
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-09-13
THIS
NEWSPAPER

believes fhut your sofisfcc-
fion is fhe biggest reason for
our success -. shof IS your
guarantee Of quality service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-27
Monday August II Last Day To Register

Monday. August r. 1857 is the last day in which
TO register a voter for the Municipal Primary Elec-
ton of September TO- 1857.
All Fire and Police Precinct Stations excepting
Headquarters in both instances will be opened Fri
day Saturday and Monday, August g. 10 and II re-
spectvey, from IL noon to pm for the purpose of
accepting registrations and changes of address.
Registrations can also be effected at the Election
Commission Offices in Room 202 of the City County
Building, any day Monday through Friday, from 8 am.
to 4:30 pm. and August 9, 10 and IL from 8 am.
to 8 pm.
Electors who have registered, voted transferred
since January l. 1865 required to re-register.
Persons who regstered prior to january L. 1885, but
have voted since should apply for Reorganization
Electors who have registered voted since January
l. 1855 and have recently moved from one address to
eanother both within the City of Detroit may transfer
by listing their old and addresses and signature
postal card the side of their regis
tration certificate and mailing to the City Election
Commission, 200 CityCouny Building Detroit &C. Mich
igan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-27
CONTINUED from Back Psse)

the harmony of Spirit. And
now is the time, while the
Storms, floods and crashes
are only the beginning Of the
shaking OF the land. and the
earth.
Gods kingdom being al
ready established for the en-
ioyment of all mankind must
be recognized, and rendered
pure in the consciousness of
men. to make room for 4 new
heaven Of harmony.
Science and Health with
Kew TO the Scriptures by Mrs.
Eddy, teaches:
THE muddy river bed must
be Stirred in order 10 purify
The stream. In moral chem
i-aIizat;on, when the symp-
toms Of evil, illusion, are
aggravated, we may think in
our ignorance fha! the Lord
hath wrought an evil; bit we
ought to know that Gods law
uncovers so-caIled sin and lis
effects onlv that Truth NAV
annihilate all sense Of evil
and all power TO sin"
Science and Health. p. $40.
BE We also paticnt; stablish
your hearts: for the coming
Of The Lord dfaWeth nigh.
"Grudce not one against
another. brethren. lest We be
condemned: behold, the
iudge standcth before the
door.
rs any among You afflict-
cd? LEI him pray. Is any
merry? lei him sing psalms.
And the PRAYER of faith
shall save the sick. and the
Lo,d shall raise him up; and
if he have committed sins,
they shall be forgiven him.
brethren. if any of YOU do
err from the truth, and one
convert him:
Let him know, that he
which converteth the sinner
fro,l the error of his wav,
shell save q soul from death.
nd shall hide a multitude of
sins. James SO, 8, Is, Is,
1920.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-27

Such a voyage would focus
world attention on the Seawav
and the new Mackinac Bridge.
AS the Mayfiower ii anchored
II Detroit. Port Huron. Saginaw
Bay. MuSkcgon Benton Hlrbor
and otho. ports she would be a
spectacular tourist attraction all
the way. Many of her original
crew have dispersed and | hope
that IN experienced Great Lakes
crew with complement Of
Michigan sea Scouts. would be
recruited 10 man her.
It's possible. but not probable.
that plans could be worked out
before the SeawaY ices over.
More likely is an early spring
voyages. Right now MaYtlower
III is moored in New York Har-
Dor. attracting thousands Of
tourists. as she awaits formal
transfer TO Plymouth en- Thanks
giving. Michigan tourist officials
already are visualizing o series
of psgeanfs TO greet the fam
Gus ship as she sails into our
wafers.
l expect to be in touch with
Secretary OF State Dulles on
further plans.
CIVIL RIGHTS holds the Sen
ate spotlight. Early and late,
pros keep a quorum on the floor
10 prevent cons from sidetrack
ing the bill. We have moved
cots into our offices TO catch
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-27
Chrysler Gets
New Executive

Walter F.. Foraker nas
been appointed executive
assistant TO c. +. Briggs.
wee president i'll charge
OF sales. Chrysler Division.
III his new post. Mr.. t'o-
laker will be responsible
for coordinating areas Of
the Divisions overall safes
program under the super
vision OF the sales vice
president.
Prior to his new APP
pointment. Mr.. Foraker
had been organization ard
manage mint developments
manager and since Novem-
Der, 1886. on the staff OF
the president.
Mr.. Foraker join Cd
Chry Sler Corporation in IS
"a when he joined Dodge
Divisions distribution de-
partment. In 1917, he was
transferred to the staff of
the general sales manager
OF Dodge Division. After a
series of promotions. he
Joined ChrySlcr Division in
1858. He was promoted to
central sales manager in 10
81 and to executive dcve-
lopment cooldinator in 10.
Is.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-27
Fear No Evil

hand, and all oppressors ev-
eiywherc shall see and know
that the power of God relgns
supreme "over all and all
God has spoken through
the prophets OF old, ard IN
all ages lie has given spirit
nal men and women domln-
ion. So il is good TO be still
and know. even through the
pathway may seem dark and
dismal. the harmony OF Soul
rcisns supreme.
And when there is seeming
unrest in human affairs. ard
one group is denying another
group their human RIGHTS
which the law already pro-
vidcs: and when it is III their
hands to hit the mark. and
make il eligible FOR all man
lind TO be free citizens, NOV
ing and having their being in
God and il appears to be
denied. do not b dis
couragcd. God has . wax OF.
Ley f'iou1hss Of goodness
instead CT bitterness. pass
through consciousness, and
THIS proclaim;n5 the sound
ness Of the one Mind, which
was in Christ Jesus, rise in
Spirit end Just do not be
human, but spiritual.
Whenever YOU can. try to
assure yourself that. Man is
spiritual. not material And
mortal. carnal thoughts can
not hold YOU in any human
bondage. when you i0llOW tne
true example, and cling to
God through Christ Jesus.
There is great power
working in the affairs Of men
and nations. 10 make them
face each other, and work OFT
the so-callcd problems Of life.
And no matter what wrong
thinking may say. or try to
do. Gods power holds don,in-
;on 10 refresh the conscious
ness Of men with ideas.
Because Spri, knows Moth
irg about SEGREGATED l;Stinc-
ton rDoA The life Of u 4,
tho race Of man mus. learn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-27
Senator
Potter
reports
the latest news from Washington
of special interest TO Michigan +.

MAYFLOWER II, famous replica of the ship which
brought the Pilgrims to Plymouth Rock may sail the
St. Lawrence Seaway, calling at Michigan ports. Now
being discussed in London is invitation to bring tae
historic vessel into Lake waters.
When presented the idea to Captain Alan Nilers
worldfanad skipper who sailed the Mayiower across
the Atlantic and Nh Warwick Charlton. founder of the
project both enthusiastic Certainly the magni-
ticent gesture of friends pwhch you have extended
the people of this nation" my invitation reads.
should be completed by bringing the aMyilower II in
70 the industrial and spiritual heArtland Of America.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-27

forty winkS between the long
hours of work. Last week
served notice that unless Con-
gress enacts an adequate civil
nights bill. | VIII introduce Leg
iSlation eXCmpting from tie
draft tny man Of voting age
who is prevented from cXcrcls-
ing his right TO vote.
l see no decencY ana justice
in asking a man TO die for a
country where he is not per-
mitted TO avail himself cf The
simple democratic privileges %
the bill of rights. l told the
Senate that if we do no. ac-
eopt this honest. straightforward
obligation. we shall have rcpu-
dated everything America
stands for in the eyes of a
world beleaguered by hunger
and oppression. We shall have
betrayed those Americans Of
dark skin who pay taxes 70 sup
port this Government end who
gave their lives only a decsde
ago for these self same princi-
Piles.
Last week. with one foot on
the plane to speak at the Capac
Centennial Celebration, | report
ed here on my proposed re-
marks. AT the last minute, a
long Saturday Scntte session
forced me TO cancel the speech
after the newsletter was in the
mail. | suppose that won't be
the first such incident during
the civil rights talkathon.
JIMMY DURANTE put his
nose in the Capitol door the
other day TO eaten a portion OF
the lebate. Other prominent AM
ericans crowd the galleries, rub
bing elbows with obscure folks.
children. tourists and visitors
from foreign lands. all raptlv
listening TO the historic civil
rights discussions. Most OF them
have stood in long and patient
lines waiting for gallery seals
The display OF public interest
in the issue we are RESOLVING
here is impressive.
MY TWO YEAR FIGHT to
handcuff onion operators" is
0lmost won. The Potter bill.
mixing il illegal 20 speculate il
onion futures, has been oksYcd
by agriculture subcommittee
of both House and Senate. Mich.
isan's onion farmers. caught
in price squeeze brought on
by msnipulafors who esmb'e
end get rich on par;shable on.
ions. can look forward 10 re.
lief before Icing. Onion specule
ficn ss . smelly business, and
l use the word edcisedlY. Poss.
age of my bill will put stop
10 IL.
LONG AGO a powerful Indian
tribe from the Upper Peninsula
attacked a Lower Peninsula
tribe. killing all but Z warriors
and retired 10 he Manitou L..
lands. The seven followed the
viciors sad. in the darkness
almost wiped out their con.
querors The slaughter was
blamed on evil spirits and no
Indian could be induced 70
live on the Manitous there
after.
Best wishes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-27

W. ~ I tbNites-:H SRiiiS ~ a.
hampcrcd in cur CfofctS ~
raise the level OF job opror un.-
ties by the political exploitation
OF this issue which is nsw in
progress. The at.cnnpt to paint
has uncmp DNmcnt Us the re-
suit of state TAX policies is a.
bout the most rcprehrnS bic and
cold-blooCcu cXpioiiation OF hui
man misfortune have ever
seen.
These who are spreading This
story, to the discrcdit OF Their
own state, are more Interested
IN votes than in Jobs.
UNEMPLOYMENT CAUSES
The first move | made WIS
10 ask the Michigan Employ
mcnt Securit Commission 10
make fast survey TO determine
from what sources this uncm-
ploymcnt is coming.
We know already that we are
down about $4,000 Industrial
jobs since last November. md
VIC know that almost 10000
Of those jobs are in the auto
mobile plants and their supply
plan 5. cW know also that on
May 10. we had the highest non
industrial employment for any
comparable period - - y.
What we 49, .Snow 5 what
al that means. / asked MESC
TO try TO Tell us no wmuch un-
employment cen b. traced 10
Gutomaticn and similar labcr-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-27
GOOD rnouG'ire

Father, gIofy Thy Then there voice from
heaven. saying have both glored H. and will sorify IL
again.
Nov Is fhe judgment Of this world shall the prince
OF this world be cast out
And !. " be lifted up from the earth, will draw all
unto
Then Jesus said Them YET little while Is the light
with YOU Walk while We have he light lest darkness
upon you: for he that wsIketh In darkness knoweih
whittier he goeih.
while ye have light believe in the light. that ye may
Be the children Of light These things spake Jesus, and
departed and did hide himself from shem-John 1929.
~, "a. IS. Is.
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY JULY ~, 1857
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-27

saving production iechniques;
how much 10 the seasonal auto
mobile iaYoffs: how much 10
monopoly trends which caused
the shutdown Of Hudson. Kaiser
Frazer and Packard plants: and
how much of il may be traced
TO the effect Of hard money
on the home construction in
dusfry.
Maybe MESC does not have
accurate figures on these ques-
tions. an we will have TO set
up special task forces to get the
answers.
Ii we can get some really de-
finite information. we can then
perhaps take some effective
steps to get people back on the
job.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-27
Civil Rights A Political Football
BY CHARLES M. TUCKER, JR.

BY CHARLES M IO(KEk, JK
Millions of words have and are being written about
the controversial cvi-right bill that Is now before the
Senate of the United States This bill long promised by
the President and liberal Democrat now seems to be
begged down in the muck OF compromise and oenlhd
the bargaining.
To the millions of Negroes in country these poly
genous arguments Of the southerners hold familiar ring
Beginning with his original defrachisement under slave
status he has worn the shackles of white primaries
and "grand-daddy clauses TO mention only few OF
the legal barriers.
Now. in a modern and changing world where our
country has emerged as world power and leader our
tan hued brother mred in the abysma rot OF southern
bias is asked how many bubbles in bar of soap?
and similar diotc questions to qualify for his constu-
tional right TO vote
We have what appears to be a full scale legis-
lave battle civil rights With those Democrats and
Repubcaans alike who have large Negro voting blocks
in Northern Mdwestern and Coastal states saying
with loud cries and shedding great of righteous
ness, "OH LISTEN THOU BLACK BROTHER, AND
MY PARTY ARE FIGHTING FOR YOUR RIGHTS, LIS
TEN AND DO NOT FORGET THIS AT ELECTION
TIME"
Many times before this is far Civil-Rights
Bill has gone With likes election promises and this Bill
being his Bill he has remained strangely silent
urging its passage and has indicated that he has not
had time go into throughy The real m&neuvcrlng
behind tine Hells Canyon Bill passage will
past as liberal senators vote with Southerns on rights
amendments in repayment TO the southern for Hes
Canyon The Hells Canyon Bill passed the Senate 1t
bill dealing with nhlti-mion dollar erection
of Federal power project and the pet project of
many of the called liberal senator's The bill could
pass without southern support. Much speculation
has been offered the deals certain made
with each other in the trading of votes Its the old Sco
of you help me this time and I'll help YOU next)
So, to both sides the rights football is kicked With
Americas Negro population sitting in the blistering
bleachers of defrachsement and bias with all
on the ball, hoping that this time their side will
the touchdown.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-27
RACE FEPC

THE CHRlST-LIKE THING ON RACE
is THE RIGHT THING"
Gods Iibsrator Of the Bible the Christian science
textbook has the necessary wisdom.
Heaven OUR eternal life. and ALL reality spiritual
OF counsel are fovnd-are discovereo-lN human con-
scousness!
"If thou would be blessed! Obey Gods Science! and
bless others"-by ANDREW r. FRUEHAUE. C. S.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-27

1 VIII give thanks TO the
Lord with my whole heart
psalm 9, H.
Thanking God for His album
dant, bountiful blessings is
not a matter of a formal few
moments or even of hours. II
is thanking Him every mo-
ment that We breathe, by
every thought and act and
word-it is by living each mo-
ment as we know in our hearts
He wants US to live: filled
with consciousness of His
presence within us. That is
thanking Him with a whole
heart.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-27
The Governor Speaks
By C. LINEN WILLIAMS

LANSING NJ ch','ars unemployment has reached
total OF lN5.ctO, CT percent of labor froce.
and have declared it public emergency to be attack
ed vigorously possible by the State government
Evening star., 1957-08-15
THEY COULD USE HIN TOMORROW
Zogers Due to Rejoin
Redskins Next Month

other knee case. will start at
fullback. If that happens, Ku-
harich will be playing it strict
ly by ear.
The only rookie expected to
start is Tackle Ray Lemek Of
Notre Dame, who has looked
consistently good in practice.
Line Coach Dick Evans is con-
fldent Lemek, who captained
the Irish in 1855. will give a
good account of himself.
Defensively, chief interest
seems to center around Art
DeCarlo and Gary Lowe in the
role Of wingbacks. DeCarlo is
replacing the late Roy Barni
and the coaches are waiting to
see If he'll i1ll the bill. or If
the search for Barni's success
sor is only beginning. But the
confident DeCarlo said he pre-
fers the position to the one he
played on the opposite side a
year ago.
OF all the rockies, gangIing
Brad Bomba. late Of Indiana.
Is given the best chance Of see
ing action at end, although Joe
Walton. who had a cold at the
College All-Stars camp and
Continued on Page Ais. Col. 3
Evening star., 1957-08-15
BY BURTON HAWKINS

The Senators will be strug-
Cling to avoid a prolonged los
ing streak over the week end
when they entertain the Red
Sox. who possess the power
needed to send the Washington
club westward with a string
of eight defeats.
Although the Senators have
a As record against Boston
at Fenway Park, they've cap
tured only one Of five games
with the Red Sox at Grifhth
Stadium. where the Orioles
handed the suffering club its
fifth straight loss. Az, before
4.448 fans last night.
Chuck Stobbs, twice victim
lied by the Red Sox, will be
Manager Cookie Lavagetto's
choice to open tomorrow night
against Boston. Layagetto
probably will be forced to en-
ploy Russ Kemmerer and Pete
Ramos on three days rest each
unless Camilo Pascual stages
a quick recovery from a stiff
shoulder.
Cookie viii press Dick Hyde,
Ted Abernathy and Joe Black
Evening star., 1957-08-15
ORIOLES MAKE 1T FIVE STRAIGHT
Red Sox Threaten
Long Skid for Griffs

into action tonight in an exhi-
bition against the Phillies in
Philadelphia.
Meanwhile. Herb Plews is
attempting to convince his boss
that he belongs at second base,
at least on an alternating basis
with Milt Boiling. Last night
Herb made a quick comeback
from his three strikeouts Of
Tuesday night, collecting three
Of the Senator'S seven hits of
Skinny Brown, Ken Lehman
and George zuverink. Plews
has nine hits in his last 81
attempts.
Ramos, who allowed nine hits
in dropping his 18th decision,
was clubbed for homers by Gus
Triandos and Brooks Robinson.
The latter slashed his first of
the year. His only homer last
year was at the Senators ex-
penSe here.
Ramos now has permitted 81
homers, three more than his
chum Pascual gave up last year
in setting an American League
record. Ramos now is taking
See SENATOR'S, Page Ais
Evening star., 1957-08-15
Yankees Pitching Miseriies
Rule Out Double Runaway
White Sox Stoy in Range;
Braves Soar Out Of Sight
BY the Associated Press

While the Braves have been
building a nine-game streak
for a 71z-game bulge in the
National League race, look
what's happened to the YAM
KEGS. Their lead is down to
AZ games and their pitching
staff, once considered "unbeat-
able" is hurting.
Whitley Ford, the erstwhile
Yankee ace. and Don Larsen
both had the miseries yesterday
as the third-place Red Sox
trapped New York, GA, opening
the door for the White Sox
to whittle the Yankee lead.
And for a change the White
Sox didn't boot it. They beat
Cleveland, 8-3, as Dick Dono-
van won his 18th and his fifth
! in a row.
In the National League, Mil
wauke again clobbered Cincin-
matt. 1873, as Bob Buhl, the
Highlander who beat Brook
lyn's champions eight times
last year. won over the Redlegs
for the first time in a five-year
career.
Buhl Racks Up No. is
It was Buhl's 10th victory.
tops in the league, and his sew
enth in a row. But while the
29-year-old ace now has beat
en- every team in the league in
one season for the first time. he
still hasn't pitched a complete
game against Cincinnati.
While the Braves breezed
second place st. Louis was
Fbopped agin by the Cubs, 81.
The Cardinals now have lost
eight in a row-their longest
slump in 10 years.
Third-place Brooklyn Just
did manage to break a three
game skid, beating the Giants.
rs, and climbing within. one
percentage point of the Cards.
The Pirates whipped Philadel-
phia, 1913. leaving the Phillies
IL games behind.
In the other American
League games. Baltimore de-
feated Washington, AZ, and
Detroit beat Kansas City, IA.
as Frank Larry won his first
since June IS.
Ford. the stubby Southpaw
who led the Yanks with 10 VIC
tories last season, now is IA.
He had to leave in the second
inning with a "throbbing" left
shoulder. 1t was q pulled
shoulder that sidelined him
from May 81 to July l.
Larsen. Ga, complained of
a chronic tender" shoulder
after pitching his seven innings.
He gave up only three hits.
but one was a three-run homer
Evening star., 1957-08-15
TED AND MANTLE
CAN GO O-FOR-1O0
AND STILL HIT 300

BOSTON. Aug. is [P.-
A good indication of the
batting performances be-
ing turned in by Ted VIII
liams and Mickey Mantle
is the fact that each can
go hitless in his next 100
times at bat and still have
a 800 average.
Actually. Williams can
go without a hit in his
next LOG trips and wind UP
at 800. while Mantle would
hit the same level If he
failed to have a safe blow
in his next 103 tries.
Williams leads Mantle
in the exciting batting race
800 to 1892.
Evening star., 1957-08-15
BY LEWIS r. ATCHISON
star star Correspondent

Los ANGELES. Aug. 15.-
The Redskins today got the
good news that halfback Bert
Zagers. one Of their best ball
carriers in 1855. win be sepa-
rated from the Army in late
September and viii rejoin the
team Immediately.
ITS good news" Head Coach
Joe Kuharich said, but I wish
we could have him tomorrow
night against the Los Angeles
Rams"
(The game is being tele-
vised over q National net
work and will be seen in
Washington over wRC-Tv,
Channel 4. starting at
1l:i5 p.mJ
The Redskins backfield situ-
alton still is unsettled on the
eve Of the first preseason game
with the Rams. which is ex-
pected to draw some 10000
people. Everything apparently
depends on Dick James knee,
If the little back from Ore
gon is able to start. Leo Elter
win be at fullback and Tommy
Runnels at the other halfback,
with AL Dorow at quarterback.
II James doesn't feel up to par,
Elter will replace him at half
back and Dale Atkeson, an