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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-22
Lafayette League
Hume-Mabe Leads
Quint In County

The Lafayette League complet-
ed two series of games last week
with one group on Wednesday and
the other on Thursday.
In the Wednesday game Wig
wan took Fettrow 62-56; Post
$40. over Satterfield $3.50; Hume
and Mabe over SteinmetZ 65-47.
In the Thursday games Post
$40 took Steinmetz, 52-41; Satter-
field took Wigwam 1888; Hume
and Mabe took Fettrows 1854.
The Double header left Hume and
Mabe in first place and gave the
league a four way tie for second
honors.
Standings are: Hume and Mabe,
DO; Satterfield, 2-2; Fettrow 2-2;
Wigwam, 2-2: Post 620. 2-2; and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-22
S p Q r 7 S
London Raiders Drop Hard
Game To Worthington Five

London High S ch Is Red
Raiders played their best game of
the year Friday night at Worth
ington, but dropped the game in a
bad second period In the other
three periods they at least played
even with Worthington, and in
two out-piayed the opponents, on
the Worthington floor.
Coach Chadwell said the Lon
don team played the most even
game of the year, with the general
point per player ranging from 9
through IL The let-down in the
second period took the lead away
from the Raiders as they scored
only five points. Worthington ac-
counted for % points in the same
period & got off to a healthy lead.
London boys, who have frequent
ly played outstanding ball during
all but one quarter, have discov-
cred that it takes at least four
good solid quarters of play to win
a game, and they are capable of
such play. They were assisted in
the bad second half Friday night
by smother put on by the Wor-
thington quint.
Miller played his best game of
the year with 10 assists, inter-
ceptions, a rebounds, 5 goals and
one free throw. But overall, the
Raiders played above average ball.
They hit 13 of q free throws for
an average percentage of 81 and
% field goals for an average OF
35.5.
London's reserves also dropped
their game to Worthington.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-22
Time Pay Plan Is
Bad For Country's
Trucking Firms

Consumer credit is the thing that
enables you to buy a T'V set or a
washing machine or new car on
the installment plan. And it is be-
cause the volume of this consumer
credit has reached such huge pro-
portions that the Federal Reserve
Board decided a while ago to put
on the brakes by way of in
creasing interest rates.
When this happened, it was dis
covered that trucks, tractors and
trailers to haul the nations goods
were considered in the same cate
CORY with the TV sets and home
appliances, since time purchases
of this equipment so vital to our
economy were classified as con-
sumer credit. Hence the trucking
industry which is essentially a
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-22

Steinmetz, 0-4. Leading scorers
are: Don Anderson, Satterfield,
SO; Ray Caldwell, Hume and
Mabe, SO; Jim Smith, Wigwam,
81; Wheeler, Fetuow, SO; Spears,
Hume and Mabe, 54; Barr, Wig
wan, Sd; Hunter, Fettrow, so; d.
Peterson, Post $40, 40; Phelps,
Wigwam, 40 and Stanley, Post 620,
40.
The League is composed of some
of the top players in Madison
County and all games are free to
the public in Lafayette Gymnas-
ium. The next game is Wednes-
day, January %.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-22

of which SO percent are small
truckers, and therefor classified as
small business. And as a further
result truckers, all over the country
have responded promptly to the
SBA's offer to help.
A curious footnote to this acti-
vity is provided by the fact that
Fruehauf, which had been giving
financing help to its customers all
along. has been cited by the Fed
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-22
TEMPTATIONS

Temptations, when we meet them
at first, are as the lion that rear
ed upon Samson; but If we over
come them. the next time we see
them we shall find nest Of honey
within them.
John Bunyan
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-22

AZ. incidentally, London meets
Jonathan Alder in the new build
ing Tuesday night in what should
be a thriller.)
Fairfield, with two men scoring
16 points each claimed scoring
honors for the evening. Jonathan's
highest man was left with only
thirteen points.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-22

Arrick started the game as guard
and Carter also played but neither
had a chance to score against the
hard fighting Worthington squad.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-22

Madison South meets Fairfield
Friday and Mt. Sterling meets
Bloomingburg on Tuesday and
West Jefferson Friday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-22

eral Trade Commission Tor dong
sol
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-12
Wheat Quota
Vote Scheduled,

The Secretary o, Agriculture
has proclaimed marketing quot
as for the 1858 wheat crop. Iris
is the fifth successive year thai.
wheat-marketing quotas have
been proclaimed. Wheat-mark-
citing quotas are required when
the supply is 20 percent or more
above normal. This years surrlyI
is Sc percent above normal.
DR.. M. C. Rochester, leader.
Clemson Agricultural Economics
Extension Work, has prepared
the following statement which,
gives information about the qLo-l
tas and about the referendum to-
be held to determine whether
growers want them put into ef-
feet.
The national wheat-aCreage al.
lotment of So million acres is the
minimum permitted by law. The
South Carolina share of the ma
tional allotment is 1879 acres,
a decrease of 2,5 percent below
the 1857 allotment.
A referendum set for June 20
will determine producer approx.
al or disapproval of quotas. On
this date growers Will vote Eyes"
or mo" on the 1853 crop wheat
marketing quotas Growers in
commercial wheat states, which
includes South Carolina, who
will have more than Is acres of
wheat for harvest as grain in
1858 come under the regulation
of quotas and will be eligible to
vote in the referendum. County
ASC offices will set up polling
places in each county.
At least two-thirdS of the pro
duccrs voting in the referendum
must approve quotas before they
can be put into effect. Should
quotas be approved, wheat
growers who comply with their
allotments will De eligible for
price support on their entire
production. Growers who exceed
their farm acreage allotments
will be subject to marketing
quota penalties on their excess
wheat If they have more than is
acres Of wheat for harvest. The
penalty will be at a 45-pcrccnt-
of-parity rate per bushel based
on the May /. 1858, parity price
; on excess" wheat production
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-12

Center. Fort Mcclellan. near
Admission, Alabama. The course
runs for eight weeks following
basic training.
Qualified young women may
qualify to receive training in the
chemical laboratory at tn e
Chemical Corps School. also al
Fort Mcclellan.
Sergeant Snyder emphasized
that while quotas for Army
technical training are high at the
present time, they may be re-
duced at the end of June. High
school seniors completing their
studies this year should contact
Sergeant Snyder al the Post CT
flee each Friday TO 3 p. m, as
soon as possible during June to
receive full particulars on an
Army school of their choice
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-12

Another school. located in AL
ALBANIA. is the Chemical Corps
School at Fort Mcclellan, near
Admission. At the Chemical Corps
facility young men who are
qualified can attend niue
weeks course of study in Chem
istry and the school also has 4
seven weeks course III Chemical
Laboratory procedures which is
available to women high school
graduates.
Acceptable candidates for
Army school training may also
ATTEND a Guided Missile System
Repair Course at the Ordnance
Guided Missile School, located
at RedStone Arsenal, Huntsville,
Alabama. Two phases of the
training are offered at Redstone.
One is six weeks and the other
course runs seven weeks
4 One OF the Army'S largest
service schools Is the Southeast
crn Signal School. located IL
Fort Gordon near Augusta, Geo
rgia. The school teaches a varic-
ty of subjects ranging from ca
BILE splicing TO ClcCtronlC ndvl-
cation which require as much as
- weeks of INTENSITY, study. AL
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-12
Garden
Time
BY: NJ. f. GARDNER

Sometime ago, l gave the PHI
requirements for a number of
ornamental md vegetable crops
| hope you saved it for refer
cnce. You may remember tina:
PHI refers TO the relative sour
ness or sweetness of a soil and
that many plants have different
requirements for SatiSfacto v
growth. among them the Azalsa
have just had a situation
called TO my attention in which
the soil test in a bed of azaIeaS
was between PHI 40 and As
while the optimum range for
these plants is between PHI so
and GO. | figured on: the amount
of lime necessary to raise the
PHI just above so and applied
dulumitic limestone. This was a.
bout two weeks ago and the
plants are already spending.
II you might possibly have a
problem of this nature, have
your soil tested before you co
anything Your county agent
vii. be glad TO help you. If he
IS not in position 20 determine
the pH Tor you and make recon-
moudutjons Tor cordvctiun. H..
will give YOU soil sample box
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-12
Sterilization
Meet Slated
On June %

The Flue-Cufed Tobacco Co.
operative Sterilization. serving
more than $4,000 i'll the Bright
Leaf Area, will hold its Eleventh
Annual Stockholders Meeting
on June % in Raleigh at the
Carolina Hotel. The program be-
gins at 1000 a. m, l.. I. Weeks.
General Manager, announced
yesterday. Chief speaker on the
program will be the Assistant
Secretary of Agriculture Marvia
McLain who has the response
bility for price support operation
of the Department of Agricul-
turc. His address is expected to
be of particular interest to all
ilue-cured tobacco growers. ana
officials of the Sterilization CO.
operative urge all tobacco Do
duccrS TO attend.
Carl I. Hicks, WalStonburg. N.
<, PRESIDENT of Sterilization CO.
operative, will deliver his an
nual address to the membership
which will cover pertinent phas-
eS of the tobacco program.
MIR. Weeks will give his an
nual report which covers all OPP
CREATIONS including the financial
statement for the past fiscal
year.
During the business session.
three Board members will be
elected for three-year terms.
Board members whose terms en-
pirc this year are Carl r. Hicks
Wa.s'onbuvg. y. c, c. c. Mad
drcy, AhoSkic. n. c., and II. G.
B.nlock. Baskerville. Va. J c
Blount Of Loris is South Caro-
lina's Board member.
Officials urge al fuc-curcd
counties 10 send 4 large dclcCa-
'iou 20 the llth Annual Ncct;~g.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-12

Southeast and offer an excellent
means for young man or wo-
man to remain in close proximi-
ty Of their home towns while in
basic training and later in SER
vice school of their choice.
Full quotas are open for stu
dents in several schools during
the next month. One of the
schools accepting students this
month is the Army Aviation
School at Fort Rucker, Alabama.
Near Dothan, the school now has
good sized quotas in Fligat
Maintenance and Aircraft Main
tenance. Bob courses last eight
weeks.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-12
Graduates May
Be Eligible For
Service School

High school graduates in Tab
OF City may be eligible to enlist
in the United States Army and
attend a service school near
home, according To Sergean;
Snyder. the United States Army
Recruiter in this area.
A number of Army service
schools are operated in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
Medical Expert Defends
Injections by DR.. Adams

reason why heroin should not
be given to elderly people"
DR.. Adams does not intend to
take the stand himself and is
stalking his hopes for acquittal
on the conflicting medical testi-
mony of the experts.
Chief Defense Lawyer Geof-
frey Lawrence pointed out to his
own expert that the prosecution
expert expressed establishment"
that Adams had left instructions
with nurses to give morphine
and heroin If needed to keep
Mrs. Morrell quiet.
II am not astonished at all"
replied DR.. Hartman. Il fire.
quently do that myself. A nurse
knows what ! want and is ex-
pected to detect the symptoms. "
Attorney General Sir Reginald
Manningham-Buller then asked
DR.. Hartman about the 80 grains
of heroin and Al Of morphine
prescribed Mrs. Morrell in the
last five days Of her life-a fatal
amount in the opinion Of an
other prosecution expert.
The defense expert said. Il
think she could have survived
those doses"
Pressed by the chief prosecutor
whether it was likely" she could
have survived. he replied. Eyes,
i think 1t likely"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
Veteran Spurned
In Love and Facing
Trial Kills Self

Coroner A. Magruder Mac
Donald has issued a certificate
Of suicide in the case of Thomas
F. Blackwell. jr.. 30, who shot
himself through the head at the
Tidal Basin yesterday.
The Air Force veteran and
former Howard University stu
dent apparently tried to say
goodbye with a phone call to
Miss Lily Belle Myers. 20, at the
Library Of Congress before he
killed himself at l pm.
Miss Myers. who lived at the
Phyllis Wheatley branch of the
YWCA, had broken of with
Blackwell several months ago.
police said. and was slashed
by him in February in the IL
brary building. He was indicted
for assault with a dangerous
weapon Monday and was await
ing trial.
Police located no witnesses TO
the shooting but scores of
sightseers heard the shot and
saw the body moments later.
Blackwell. originally from Har-
risburg, Pa, and an orderly at
Mount Alto Veterans Hospital,
lived here In the $500 block Of
Tenth street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

LONDON. April 4 tR.-A med
zeal expert testifying for DR..
John Bodkin Adams told a jury
today he could not detect any
thing sinister" in the drug in
jections given the S1-year-old
woman Adams is accused Of muir
dering.
DR.. John Bishop Hartman, spe-
cialist at London's st. Thomas's
Hospital. said he had himself
administered morphine and
heroin to a single patient and
declared, II don't regard it az
dangerous to combine the tvo.
The prosecutions star mar
cotics expert. DR.. Arthur Douth-
waite. condemned the mixture
of drugs used by the 58-year -old
Adams. who is charged with kill
ing Mrs. Edith Alice Morrell.
She died in November, 1850
two years after suffering a stroke.
While DR.. Douthwaite had
criticized giving heroin to per-
sons over 70, DR.. Harmon said
IN my opinion there is nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
New Premier AboIishes
Martial Law in 7 eheron

TEHERAN. Iran. April 4 R.-
Martial law was abolished in
Teheran today. It had been in
effect since World War II.
Brig. Gen. Teimour Bakhtiar,
military governor in the capital
made the announcement shortly
after Manouchehr Eghbal. Trans
new pro-Western premier. pre-
sented his cabinet to the Shah,
Mohammed Rega Pahlevi.
I'VE have the pleasure to an
nounce dissolution of martial law
in Teheran and its suburbs after
the uprooting of Communists
and subversive elements" said
Gen. Bakhtiar.
No Word on Other Areas
There was no word on the lift
ing OF martial law in other areas
OF Iran. When Mr.. Eghbal was
offered the premiership on Mon
day. he accepted on condition
that martial law be removed
from all parts of the country. .
He promised also to seek to raise
the standard of living.
Mr.. Eghbal. 49-year-old for
mer university president was
named by the Shah to replace
Hussein Ala. Mr.. Ala, "a. re-
signed because he said a younger
and stronger man was needed to
deal with bandits like those who
ambushed three Americans and
TWO 1ranians in the desert of
southeastern Iran on March "a.
Mr.. Eghbal said his first act
as Premier was to repeat Mr..
Alas orders to the police that
they must capture the bandits
who killed Mr.. and Mrs. Kelvin
Carroll of Issaquah. Wash, and
Brewster Wilson Of Portland.
Greg. Mr.. Carroll was an official
OF the United States Point -Four
program in Iran and Mr.. Wilson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

Congress Reinstated i
The candidates met at inter- a
walls into the night. The Haitianlr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. - AS
THURSDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
Japan HitsU. 5.
On Red Probe

TOKYO. April 4 (R.-Seiichi
Inouye. parliamentary vice for
eign minister. today accused the
United States Congress of being
rude to Japan and damaging
United States-Japanese rela-
tons.
Mr.. Inouye assailed Congress
for calling before one of its COM
mittees a Japanese professor now
at Harvard University as a visit
ing lecturer. He is Shigeto
Tsuru, government official and
professor at the National Hitot-
subachi University.
Mr.. Tsuru testified before the
Senate Internal Security SUBJ
committee in Washington March
1927 that he made some mis-
takes in his associations as a
student in the United States in
the l930s but that he never has
been Communist.
Mr.. Inouye told the japanese
Diet (Parliament) the japanese
Embassy in Washington had
been instructed to make a stror>
protest to the United States
Government demanding that
such summons will not take
place again without obtaining
consent from U.S."
Mr.. Inouye said Mr.. Tsuru's
srmmons arrived at the Japa-
1ese Embassy March Is without
a previous request for Japanese
government approval Of such
action.
The United States Congress
was rude to Japan" Mr.. Inouye
land its action was
harmful to Japan United States
friendly relations"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

represented the Near East
foundation.
The Interior Ministry has an
nounced that loyal tribesmen
armed by the government have
slain Mrs. CAROLS killer. Today
police announced the remainder
of the gang is encircled on the
desert about so miles from the
IPakistan border. Gen. Ali Col
tira, police commander, declared
he would resign if he fails to
capture bandit chief Dadshah
and the others in his gang. More
than 1000 police and loyal
tribesmen are in the encircling
force.
Mr.. Eghbal and Mr.. Ala are
swapping posts. Mr.. Ala is re-
summing the position of minister
of the Shah's court which he
turned over to Mr.. Eghbal two
years ago to accept the premier
ship.
Mr.. Egnbal in an interview
said his first goal was to end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

by hard work can Iranians end
their poverty and raise the
standard of living. Trans vast
reserves of oil and other natural
resources make poverty and
starvation inexcusable, Mr.. Egh-
bal declared.
Much Of the poverty Of the
Iranian masses results from con-
centration Of wealth in the
hands of the small upper class.
IAformants said Mr.. Eghbal
told the Shah he would have
nothing to do with directing the
war ministry. This leaves the
Shah himself. who is comman-
der in chief, in full charge Of
defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

Congress, dissolved last week by
Mr.. Sylvan. was reinstated tc
confirm whatever was decided.
Haiti's constitution provides
for succession of the senior Su-
preme Court justice to the presi-
dency. That was applied in De-
cember when Gen. Paul Mag
loire, longtime strong man, tried
to prolong his term and a gen.
eral strike forced him out. JUS
tice Joseph Nemours Pierre
Louis was Gen. Magloire's sue
cessor.
Senator Dejoie and DIR. Du-
Waller organized the general
strike which unseated Pierre
Louis in February. That time
Congress declared the constitu-
tional provision on succession
obsolete and elected Mr.. Syl-
vain. who quit the presidential
race to take the Intern lob.
Bomb Kills Man
The bomb plot charges fol-
lowed discovery of a cache of
explosives in Q police raid. DUR
ing the raid 3 cigar-box bomb
explodeda blowing the hands OF
Sub-Lt. Feyel Andral. 1t. Andral
died last night and another off,
Ger injured in the blast was not
to live.
investigating the alleged plot.
the army arrested Windsor
Laferriere, 2S-year-old president
Of the. Haitian Peoples Party. A
Former nigh scnool teacher. he
was undersecretary for economic
affairs in Mr.. Sylyain's govern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

martial law. which has been
maintained since World War II
in Teheran, the oil fields, and
at Abadan, oil refinery port at
the head Of the Persian Gulf.
The new premier apparently
wants civilian officials to assume
greater responsibility.
The Premier made 1t clear he
would continue Trans western
oriented foreign policy. He made
a reputation as an anti-Com-
munist while governor general of
Azerbaijan province, on the So
Wet border. and later as presi-
dent Of Teheran University.
He said his watchword for the
country will be work, that only