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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-05
Society, Social Events And News OF The Clubs

mentary technique was used in the
half-hour film, THE Valiant
Heart" 1t tells the story of 8-year-
old Lee Sawyer, one of a family
of five children, who becomes i'll
with rheumatic fever. The Vail
ant Heart" won a Recognition of
Merit Award from the American
Film Assembly.
Pump Trouble" another pro-
duction by the famous UPA car
toon studios and tells how Mr..
Pump is convinced he has serious
heart trouble The film runs 1914
minutes in color.
Central Ohio Heart states that
qualified physicians and scientists
are also available to speak to local
groups on various aspects of heart
disease.
For more information about the
films or medical speakers, resi-
dents should contact their local
heart council or the Central Ohio
Heart Association, so East Broad
St, Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-05
Sig Alphs Guests
At Halloween Party

The members of Beta Kappa
Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Sorority had a Halloween party at
the home of Mrs. Floyd Hillman,
East First Street, for their last
meeting.
1t was a masquerade, with the
home converted into a proper set
ting for the occasion, spiders, spi-
der webs, pumpkins, festooning of
crepe paper, and Halloween motifs
on the refreshment table were used
to carry out the theme.
The entertainment was planned
with the same appropriate idea.
Mrs. John Hammond gave the
members and guests much to think
about with her clever fortune
telling; name tags were miniature
witches hats which were used to
pin on a large witch's hat, was
another game, with bobbing for ap-
pies, marshmallow and tall story
contest, featuring the play peri
3D." But the most amusement was
furnished when costumes were
judged and prizes passed out to
Mrs. Weldon Butcher, the most
original, Miss Jody Langen, the
prettiest and Mrs. Max Porter,
funniest.
Attending were: Mrs. William
Hook, Mrs. Tony Reeder, Mrs. Ray
Chadwell. co-hostesses; Mrs. Roger
Dillon, Mrs. John Hammond, Mrs
James Ballenger, Mrs. Charles
Cochran, Mrs. Logan Gibson, Mrs
Russell Walls, Miss Gloria Brill
Miss Dorothy Dunkle, members
Mrs. Aaron Moon, Mrs. MAJ
Whiteside, Mrs. Jack Gordon, Mrs
John Kile, Mrs. Virginia Bailey
Mrs. Robert Fades, Mrs. William
Grubbs, Mrs. Charles Blair, Mrs
Patty Hanscel and Miss Jody
Langen guests.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-05
Humes At O.W.U.
Dad S Day Noo. 3

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur II. Hume,
North Main Street, were in Della
ware Saturday for Dads" Day and
Homecoming Festivities" at Ohio
Wesleyan University, guests of
their son, David.
The program started at 1000
o'clock with brunch at Bunn's for
members of the Varsity football
team and their fathers. At 2 pm.
the game between Wesleyan and
Case of Cleveland was called and
following this there was open house
at Phi Delta Theta, Dawes fra
ternity.
A banquet at st. Peters Church
for Alumni and Dads concluded
their part of the days agenda.
While the banquet was going on,
Mrs. Hume attended the annual
meeting of Phi Delta Mothers
Club at their fraternity house.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-05
Delphius Tour
Europe Via PIX"

The London Delphian Society
had its October meeting at the
home of Mrs. Wilbur Clark, on
Maple Street, with sixteen men,
bers enjoying a delightful program.
For the pleasure of her guests,
Mrs. Clark showed colored pictures
of her summers stay in Europe,
which gave the group beautiful
scenes of England, Scotland, Am
sterdam, Brussels, Paris, Berlin
and the East Sector, Switzerland,
then on to Venice, Florence, Naples
and the Isle of Capri.
Attractive refreshments were
served by Mrs. Harold r. Bidwell
and Miss Mildred Howsmon, during
the social hour.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Floyd Williams or
November 25.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-05
Capt. Marcus 'Rubs Elbops' With
Royal Couple On Visit To Capital

Friends of Capt. and Mrs. Mar
tin Marcus and their family who
left their hearts in London when
DIR. Marcus went marching off to
do his stint in the United States
Army, will be pleased to hear of
the honor and unusually pleasant
experience he had during the re-
cent visit to Washington D. c. of
Queen Elizabeth and the handsome
Prince Philip.
The Captain is stationed at
Ft. Myers, Virginia, and had the
good fortune to be chosen the at
tending physician for one of the
Royal Couples outdoor ceremonies.
This turned out to be the football
game at which they were guests
1t was on their return from that
game that the visitors from Eng
land attracted such nationwide
notice their stop at one of the large
food Centers" in the area through
which they passed.
Said Capt. Marcus in a letter to
London friends, "The Queen is
quite good looking; newspaper pic
lures do not do her justice. AS for
the Prince, he's real guy. He got
to be quite popular when the party
visited a food center and he was
heard to remark, good for mice
as he nibbled bit of cheese which
he was sampling"
AS for the Marcus family, eve
are all quite WELL" his letter con.
cluuded.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-05
SunmerfOrd
MRS. n. CoLLIFLoWER
PHONE VI 2-9ff8

The Summerford Christian Chur-
ch will hold their annual Election
Day dinner and supper November
5 in the church basement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cornell
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Caudill at Kingston,
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Colli-
flower are announcing the birth of
daughter in Springfield City Hos
pital, Saturday, October II. Gym
thia Helen weighed seven pounds
fourteen ounces. The maternal
grandmother is Mrs. Fred Sperling
and the paternal grandmother is
Mrs. Fred Colliflower, both of
Springfield, Ohio.
Mr.. Charles Cornell spent the
weekend with his family at Bell
glade, Florida. Mr.. Cornell went
by plane and has since moved
there to make the family's home
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-05
Nancy Slagle Is
Crowned "Queen ="
At DeldUare

Nancy Slagle, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Slagle of Della
ware, senior at Willis High
School, Delaware, was crowned
Queen" at the homecoming dance
there last Friday night.
Nancy's parents are Curly
(son of Elmer Slagle, Summer
ford Pike and Jane Rea Slagle,
daughter of Mrs. Earl D. Rea,
West Fourth Street and both are
former residents of London.
Her uncle, Dick Slagle, North
Oak Street, was in Delaware for
the festivities.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-05

Miss Virginia Ann Piatt, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Piatt of
West Worley Avanue, Trotwood,
became the bride, of Eldin j. Fill
brun of Shiloh Springs Road in a
recent ceremony at $50 o'clock in
the garden of the brides grand
mother, Mrs. Grace Piatt, North
Broadway Street, Trotwood. The
Piatt's are former residents of
Madison County.
The Reverend Myrl Flora, an
uncle of the bridegroom perform
ed the ceremony.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown of chantilly
lace and tulle over satin. The bod
ice featured a sabrina neckline and
long sleeves tapering to bridal
points over her hands. From the
pointed waist a layer of tulle top
ped the bouffant skirt of the lace
Her veil of imported illusion was
caught to a matching lace cap. Her
flowers were a cascade arrange
ment of stephanotis centered with
a white orchid on a white Bible
She carried a handkerchief of tuI.
lie and lace which had been carried
by her great grandmother, Mrs
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-05
Worth While Club
To Have Supper

The Worth While Club will have
a covered dish supper at the home
of Mrs. Rodney Plymel, Glade
Road, at 6 p. m. Thursday night
November z, instead of the usual
luncheon or afternoon meeting.
Mrs. Ray Laird and Mrs. Henry
Snyder will assist Mrs. PlymelI.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-05
Fairfield Grange
Honors All Members

The Fairfield Grange will put on
a special program at eight o'clock
Thursday evening, November z for
the pleasure of All members of
the grange and their families, who
will be special guests.
The regular meeting of the
grange will be at 7:30 p. m. preced-
ing the program.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-05

same basis as if / were going to
school full-time?
A-No. If you take part-time Ct
training, you will use up your en-
titlement only on part-time basis.
Q-I am young man of %, eli
gible for War Orphans schooling.
Does my mother have to file an
application in my behalf, or may
file one myself?
A-Since you are over 81, you
may file your own application. For
young people under 81, however,
their living parent or guardian
must file the application.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-05
Campfire Assoc.
To Meet Nov. z

The Campfire Leaders Associa-
ton will have its meeting in the
basement of the London Methodist
Church at 8 p m. Thursday, No
vember Z. All Campfire and Blue
bird leaders, assistants and spon-
sors are asked to attend.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-05
IN cHILDREN's HOSPITAL

Edwin Lee Parker, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Marvin Parker, Washing
ton Avenue, has been admitted to
Children's Hospital where he is
undergoing treatment and observa-
ton. He has been i'll for more than
two years with nephrosis.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-05
ENTERS SCHOOLING

Douglas Stuthard, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Stuthard, 141 E. High
Street, left Saturday for Mime
apolis, Mimi where he has enrolled
at the Gale Institute. He is 1857
graduate of London. High School
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-05

There is. no truer truth obtain
able by man than comes of music
Robert Browning
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23
Alaska Steam Freight Rates Upped l5Percent

SEATTLE, RHFreight rates in the Alaska trade will be increased Is percent effective Dec. 2, the Pacific Coast-Alaska Freight Con- ference announced today.
 Conference officials said in- creases in operating costs since the last general freight rate in- crease in 1854 have required the new raise. Officials said lines in the Alaska trade have attempted to hold the line on freight rates" by meeting increased costs with increased efficiency, but said the extent of the cost increases has made it impossible to continue operation under present rates.
 Tariff supplements naming the Is percent surcharge will be filed with the Federal Maritime Board Nov. 1 with an effective date of Dec. 2.
 Members of the conference are the Alaska Steamship Co. and the CoaStwiSe Line.
 Alaska Steam operates exclu- sively out of Seattle. Coastwise operates out of San Francisco, Portland, San Pedro and Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23
Stewart French. Chief Counsel For Senate Insuar
 Affairs Committee More For Statehood Than Ever

French said he went to Alaska largely in connection with two issues:
 1-To find out what Alaskans think about proposals now under consideration to rescind Public Land Order S2 and open a vast arctic region to private develop ment of it's oil, gas and mineral potential, and
 2-To found out the reaction of Nome residents to it's being the only major city included in the special defense area in which ad7 ministration statehood proposals would permit the President to create military reservations.
 Nome Seems Willing
 He said he returned convinced the long-standing land order should be rescinded, and he had found no one in Nome unhappy" over that city's status under the statehood bill.
 French, who said he plans to
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23
US. Accused of Sending Planes Over Syria

DAMASCUS, Syria, R-Maj. Gen. Afif Bizry claimed today un- identified reconnaissance planes fly deep over Syria almost daily and expressed belief they were American.
 The Syrian army chief of staff told news conference:
 ''We believe planes are not coming from Turkey, but from the U.SO Sixth Fleet in the Medi- terranean because this fleet is working together with the mass ing of Turkish troops on the Syr- ian border"
 He said Turkish troop concen- trations began after US. Under Secretary of State Loy Tender sons visit to the Middle East. He added he believed the Turks are massed for offensive purposes"
 The Syrian government also an nounced it had ruled out media ton with Turkey on the border crisis because this might hamper Syria's case before the United Nations.
 An official statement last night attempting to clarify confusion over a reported mediation offer by Saudi Arabia's King Saud- said Syria is determined to follow up it's complaint in the JUN. Gen eral Assembly and rule out every thing that might restrict the Unit ed Nations in handling this case.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23
City Ordinance Code Read and Approved By Nome City Council

City Council members have had several special sessions proof reading the new City Ordinances Code which is being prepared for compiling. Monday evening they completed this chore and the cor rected copy approved.
 The Council also authorized the City Clerk to make application for a notary seal so that all city business requiring notraizing can be completed without cost to the taxpayer. This applies to the no- torizing of quarterly sales tax returns which is required.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23
Eiisenhower's Talks to Nation Will
 Reflect His Faith in Free World
 Predominating Over Communism

NEW YORK, R President Eli senhower will go directly to the American people in a series of talks to proclaim anew his faith that the free world will prevail against Communism in this outer space age.
 The Presidents plans for per haps a half dozen speeches in various sections of the country in the next few weeks were disclosed as he told a nationwide radio audience last night he intends to seek opportunities to set forth his views in these critical times.
 Speaking before 1,5O0 applaud ing guests at a Waldorf Hotel dinner sponsored by the National Fund for Medical Educa- tion, Eisenhower dealt mainly with a need for money to train more doctors and other medical personnel and to expand health facilities.
 He revised his prepared text shortly before he spoke to assert Solemnly that he also had other problems on his mind, and he plans to discuss them in the weeks ahead.
 He put it this way against the background of Russia's progress in the satellite and the long-range ballistic missile fields:
 "They include the continuing endeavor of our people in the fields of scientific achievement and the methods for attaining even greater achievements-o responsibilities and our opportu- mites abroad, the strength of our domestic economy, the character and power of our defense pro- grams, and the right of our people to confidence in these strengths. ,
 "I have unshakable faith in the capacity of informed, free citizens to solve every problem involved , the President said.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23
MacMillan Arrives For Talks With Eisenhower

WASHINGTON, R-B ritis h Prime Minister Harold MacMillan came here today to appeal to President Eisenhower for restora- tion of the American-BritiSh partnership in scientific research He said his single purpose is to improve friendship and extend cooperation" between the two countries.
 MacMillan's plane landed after an overnight flight from London
 He was met by Secretary of State Dulles, who said while the Communist world is ''held togeth- CT by force" the free world is united by understanding"
 "We must never take that un- derstanding for granted" Dulles said in his greeting.
 The broad purpose of the three day talks, said Dulles, is to "help all nations which need to cooper ate ai1d work together to wage peace successfully"
 MacMillan recalled he met with Eisenhower at Bermuda in March but said that "a good deal has happened" since then and another meeting was indicated. The two developments obviously were the launching of the Russian satellite and her announcement earlier of having fired intercontinental mis- Siles.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23
Time Bombs
 Injure Is GIs In South Viet Nam

SAIGON, R-Strongly rein forced police took firm grip on Saigon today, guarding Americans and delegates to a 21-nation Asian aid conference against further terrorist bombings.
 Time bombs yesterday injured .13 US. servicemen and 5 Asians and blew hole in the US. Infor- mation Agency USIA) library.
 The police force-usually about 5000 men-was increased to 14,OOO
 All major intersections and res idential areas were under guard.
 Armed escorts accompanied each ranking delegate to the Colombo Plan conference, which has drawn more than 200 foreign representa- tives to Saigon.
 President Ngo Dinh Diem's anti-C Communist South Viet Nam government reacted swiftly to the bombings which diplomatic sourc- es said apparently were intended to embarrass him. Suspects were rounded up as Diem expressed re- grets for the violence.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23
Mayor for AZ Years
 RetireS at Age of 92

BEREA, Ky, R-John l.. Gay believes AT years is long enough for him to serve as mayor. So at the age of 92, he has announced he won't seek reelection in the November election
 Gay, the only mayor Berea ever had, believes he is getting about old enough to step down"
 The city was governed by a board of trustees before Gay be- came mayor on Jan. l, 1910. He earlier had served as a magistrate, city clerk and police judge.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23
SUCCESSFUL TEST MADE OF
 ARMY'S l,5O0- MILE RANGE
 JUPITER ROCKET MISSILE

MISSILE TESTING CENTER, Cape Canaveral, Fla, R-A Jupi- ter rocket scared skyward last night in a spectacular and suc- cessful test of the Army's inter mediate range ballistic missile.
 The missile, designed to travel 1,500 miles, was reported official ly to have taken it's prescribed course and landed in it's pre- selected target area.
 It was the first time the Defense Department had identified a mis- sile fired from here or had given an immediate report on the out come of a test.
 The Pentagon, however, would not reveal how far the Jupiter had travelled.
 The mighty missile trailed a long oval flame which lighted up the Cape Canaveral area. Min utes after the launching the Mi ami Hedald, 200 miles to the south, was flooded with calls from residents who said they saw it pass overhead.
 There still was no word on when the scheduled test of the Navy's Vanguard missile will take place. The three-stage rocket, in tended to carry a US. earth sat- elite into space, is due for a try out on it's first stage engine.
 Yesterdays Jupiter test was the second of the day. A small missile was launched during daylight. It began wobbling soon after take off and apparently fell into the Atlantic.
 Indications that the huge Jupi- ter was to be launched became apparent around nightfan. A red warning signal glowed atop tall pole and crash boats put out to warn shipping from the area.
 Then searchlights shone bright ly on the missile. Seconds later it began slow ascent, gathered speed, vanished momentarily in a cloud bank, then reappeared. It could be seen for about 215 min utes before it disappeared to the southeast.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23
Constellation Motor Quits But 1O4 Land Safely

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calf, 'R-A four-engine Constel- lation with 104 persons aboard landed safely last night after fly ing the last $50 miles from Hawaii on three engines.
 A Coast Guard seaplane met the Constellation and escorted ii back to safe landing.
 The plane was operated by the Flying Tiger Line under contract to the Military Air Transport Service
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23
By FRANK w. VAILLE JAP Special Washington Servicel


 WASHINGTON, R-The chief counsel of the Senate's Insular Affairs Committee, back from his first trip to Alaska, said Tuesday he's more for statehood than ever before"
 'I believe they can handle it now and they have lots of poten- tialities for the future," said Stewart French, chief legal aide to the Senate committee which handles legislation on statehood, land transfers, minerals and other Alaskan matters.
 His Beliefs Confirmed
 His recent trip, which extend ed over several weeks, was French's first to Alaska, altho he has been writing legislative reports on territorial matters for some mine years.
 "It's good to have my beliefs confirmed" he said.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23

write report for chairman Mur- ray D-MonD on his trip, said he believes the committee should give Alaska ''every possible op- portunity in making land selec- tions to select mineral lands as well as non-mineral."
 Mineral Value Only
 Unlike the states where surface rights generally have some value, French said surface rights to much Alaskan land would be worthless without the minerals under the land.
 He said he believed also the committee should keep on eye on future withdrawals of Alaskan land from public use by govern ment agencies such as the Fish and Wildlife Service.
 Benefits of such withdrawals, he said, could be outweighed by their action as a deterrent to AL askan development.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23

For all girls interested in being Brownie Scouts this year. BROWNIE SCOUT PARTY Saturday afternoon. 3 o'clock For girls in 2rd. 3rd & 4th grades.
 Boy Scout Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
Russio Proposes
II uIks With France

LONDON. May 20 (R.-Russia
proposed direct talks with France
today for the settlement Of the
two countries differences.
Moscow radio broadcast the
terms of a 23-page note sent by
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin
Saturday to French Premier Guy
Mollet.
The letter warned France
against the perils Of a nuclear
war and said Kremlin leaders
we're alarmed at the establish
ment Of American atomic bases
on French soil.
The Soviet leader also called
on Mr.. Mollet to work for a quick
settlement of the Algerian prob
lem and declared:
THE longer France outs of
solution in Algeria the more she
would lose"
Russia, ne said, does not want
to interfere in Frances internal
affairs" but hopes nevertheless
for "a peaceful democratic solu-
ton :. fully taking into account
1.-THE national rights Of the AL
Igerian people."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
Inqrid Denies RosseIIini
Plans to Seek Divorce

PARIS. May 20 (R.--Actress
Ingrid Bergman today said
there is no truth at ALL to q re-
port that her husband, Director
Roberto Rossellini. is living with
q married Indian woman in
Bombay and plans to divorce
Miss Bergman.
Il wish they would leave my
husband in peace to do his
work." said Miss Bergman, who
is acting on the Paris stage
This is all a rumor that has
sprung up and 1t is truly unfor-
tunate."
Rossellini is now making q
picture In India. Miss Bergman
has repeatedly denied rumors OF
a rift between them.
A copyrighted New York Daily
News dispatch from Bombay said
Mr.. Rossellini's woman friend 1;
the beautiful. 27-year-old mother
of two small children.
The dispatch said the woman
Is reported to be pregnant, q.
Miss Bergman was almost eight
lyearsNRgo when her affairs will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20

Mr.. Rossellini made worldwide
headlines. Their son. Robertino
was born seven days before she
got a Mexican divorce from her
first husband, DR.. Peter Lind.
strom.
Miss Bergman and Mr.. Rossel-
lini now also have twin 4-year.
old girls. All three of the chill.
dren are In Paris with her.
The News said reliable sources
In Bombay reported the govern.
ment Of India had asked Mr.
Rossellini to leave India because
Of the affair. but that an Italiar
Embassy spokesman said Indit
so far had only asked the direc.
tor unofflcially to TRY TO smooth
down the trouble to avoid an,
scandal"
Mr.. Rossellini, the News said
termed his association with thu
woman "only q business relation
ship" But the dispatch said sh,
had left her husband and wa
living with her l-year-old son IL
q hotel room adjoining Mr.. RIOS
"a MA