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set that date for a hearing On q
request by Joel's father for a
temporary injunction - pre-
venting the Fallg Church
School Board from keeping the
i2-year-old away from classes.
The father. Samuel c. Klein
Of 453 Hampton court. Falls
Church. filed the injunction
request Tuesday. after Judge
Bryan failed to sign an order
restraing the board from bar
ring his son.
The temporary injunction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

court oficials explained. differs
in this case from q restrain
ing order in that it could &C
complish two purposes:
/. Have Joel return to school
while further litigation con-
corning him continues.
2. Bring before the court
the question Of the constitu.
tionality Of the Virginia Pupil
Placement Act itself.
Mr.. Klein said he declined
to sign the form required under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

the act because. among other
reasons. it is unconstitutional.
Court spokemen indicated
Mr.. Klein. accompanied by
his wife. personally appealed tn
the Falls Church School Board
last month to bypass the act
and allow Joel to rejoin his
classmates in the seventh grade
at George Mason Junior Senior
High School. But the board
refused 70 move against State
law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03
School Case
Hearing Set

The next move in the case
Of young Joel Klein. whose
parents refused to sign a vir-
ginia Pupil Placement form
for him. win take place on Oc-
tober 10 in Alexandria Federal
Court.
Judge Albert v. Bryan today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

WONT ROT HOSE
MADE BY DU POINT FOR
TODAY'S COMPLEX ENGINES

There's no question about the all-around cooling
system protection you get with "Zerex, " the only
permanent type anti-freeze containing MRS,
product of Du Pont research.
MRS, Du Points special chemical rust inhib-
itor, gives unequaled protection against acid,
rust and corrosion which can cause dangerous
overheating and serious engine damage. And,
because "Zerex" contains no oil, it won't even
rot ordinary rubber radiator hose or contribute
to cooling system clogging.
So don't take chances this winter. Get the
complete, winter-long protection only 'Zerex"
with MRS gives. It's the premium, permanent
type anti-freeze made and guaranteed by Du Pont
...your best assurance Equality and satisfaction.
Evening star., 1957-04-28
in IODely solid cOIOrs

The coveet in doiny Cup Coke potern scoIoped edge
corded Washable and preshrunk Twin full sizes.
Dust Ruffles in lovely fool print Poern to contrast
with the coveret Eosy put ond take off your bed
becouse they're elostcized. Twin or full,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-24
Farm Income For
Year Helped 1857
AT Madison South

Income from farming was in
cluded in receipts of the Madison
South Local School District during
the past year and a half, State
Auditor James A. Rhodes noted to-
day.
The Madison County school dis
trict owns farm land, Rhodes said.
A recent audit by the state audi
tors office reveals that approx
mately 80 acres of the land are
farmed by Future Farmers of
America on a so percent share crop
basis.
During the period covered by
the audit, from May s, 1856,
through last October 81, the dis
trict's share of farm income
amounted to S5,612.29.
Audits are conducted periodically
by the Bureau of Inspection and
Supervision of Public Offices under
the direction of State Auditor
Rhodes. Records of the Madison
district are in generally good or
der, Rhodes said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-24
Non-Certified Is
non-Profit WI hen
Sowing Alfalfa

COLUMBUS -. Farmers who
plant non-certified Ranger alfalfa
seed have less than a fifty percent
chance of getting Ranger per-
formance' from their crop, accord.
ing to Lewis c. Saboe, Ohio State
University Extension agronomist.
The agronomist bases this obser-
walton on cooperative tests conduct
ed in Indiana and Minnesota dur
ing 1855 and 1856 by the Agricul-
tural Research Service of the US
Department of Agriculture.
In the tests, Saboe says, "a, OF
1853 lots of non-certified Ranger
failed to meet fall growth purity
standards. Thirteen lots that made
satisfactory fall growth failed to
show adequate wilt resistance.
Only one seed lot out of 81 Certi-
fled Ranger failed to meet the
standards of Ranger.
Farmers need assurance of vari-
etal purity and identity of alfalfa
seed, according to Saboe, if they
are to realize maximum benefits
from improved varieties. Appear
ance of seed alone is not an indi-
Gator of varietal purity and identi-
ty. If farmers want their alfalfa
to perform like Ranger, the agron-
omist points out, they should buy
Certified Ranger alfalfa seed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-24

Secretary of State for three terms;
and in 1884 was the Republican
nominee for Governor.
AS one of the senior Members OF
the u. S. House of Representatives,
Congressman Brown serves as a
member of the powerful House
Rules Committee, the Committee
on Government Operations, and the
Republican Policy Committee. The
Ohio Congressman has long been
member of the so-called "econo-
my block" in the House of Repre-
sentatives. He gained national rec
ognition as the Legislative father
of the two Hoover Commissions,
and for his service on both Com
missions.
AS farm owner and publisher,
the Ohio Representative has taken
a special interest in agricultural
and business problems, as well as
earning an enviable record for serv-
ice to veterans and prompt atten-
ton to the needs of his other con-
stituents.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-24
New Tax Guide Is
Prepared For The
Small Business

(SPECIAL) - A new and larg-
er edition of the Internal Revenue
Services Tax Guide for Small Busi-
ness is now available for business
proprietors who need ready an
swers to tax problems growing out
of their operations, Nathaniel Look
er District Director of the tax
agency announced today. He re-
minded small business taxpayers
that the previous edition of the
guide met with a ready response
for its extensive coverage of typic-
al business tax problems.
LOCKER also pointed out that 46
new rulings are explained in the
new booklet and many new ex-
amples and illustrations have been
added. As with the previous edition
the guide contains a tax calendar
for 1858 which indicates what to
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-24
y MERRY
- OOR CHRISTMAS


You will not find Christmas at Main 1 and 4id{ High
Sunset and Vine . nor at Broadway and 42nd Street
You will not find i'll the stores, Tor IL CANNOT W
bought and paid for -, - rroolf and
others the gift you buy is not mere quld pro quo the
matching of anothers COST but true pt Oh your Wv"
Won will not find Christmas in the jostng crowd the
churnng traffic of busy street. the noise the gtter t
sci of the season. You will not find 1t on lonely e o SEQ
in open field mountain glen tnougn tne STARS may
bring it close. :; hoo,s IN radio or teeyison
tbouoh thev can tell how others found or lost it.
You will find much of Christmas in the Salvation
Army asse cold and wintry corner thanking Nasty
Yon will find more in the eyes of child frank true,
direct wondering at the mystery of the season.
You will hear it in peal of church bells the Joyous
sound of carols the grand subimity OF oratoro ana an
You will find it foretod in the sixth of the ninth
chapter of the prophecy of Isaiah
Would you read the fullf1lment!
Turn to the first 20 of the second chapter OF
the Gospel according to Saint Luke ,
Read again the story of that first Christmas the
manger BIRTH the good dings OF great JOY 10 all people,
the song of the angels the visit OF the shepherds
Open the pages of memory.
Think of the joys of Christmases gone by those
dear dead years of yesterday Ihmk OF TO-DAY ii Inc me
warmth of friends and home and family Age with It's
dreams Youth with its visions and bright challenge.
Then look into your heart.
There if you look deep enough, and long enough you
will find Christmas. = Contributed
Two youngsters were pulling large unwiedy sack
down the street when policeman stopped them LOOK
boys" said the policeman you creating disturbance
and humping into people Santa Claus won't stop at your
house if you keep acting this way"
The boys stopped pulling at the sack long enough for
one to reply That's what you think who do yuh sup
pose we got in this bag?
If they stretch the Christmas out any the
first thing you Santa Claus will be selling firecrack
Pity the poor lunch wagon operator who was losing
money but unable to close up because he couldn't af
ford to eat out.
LAST WORD
And to you and you and you, wish the merriest ;.
like the tter-bugs say "a Cool Yule and Frantic First
But seriously another year rolls by, hope have
pleased you and that may have caused smile from
time to time. And so :. MERRY CHRISTMAS! .s~-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-24

Media records covering all types of advertising show
readership 10 the Important consideration -
regardless provided that the pubIica-
tion PAID circulation Paid circulation is Proof
Positive that advertisement gets the attention it
deserves. 5000 families newspapers
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-24
SILK PURSE OR s0W's EAR !?

WANT TO BUY SILK PURSE OR SOWS EAR?
CHANCES ARE THAT YOU WILL PREFER THE SILK
PURSE BUT WHERE WILL YOU BUY 1T? WHY. FROM THE
BUSINESS HOUSE WITH THE REPUTATION FOR FAIR
DEALING, OF cOURSE WHICH ONE? WHY, THE ONE
WHO ADvERTISES QUALITY AT THE RIGHT PRICE
AND THE CHANCES ARE YOU'LL FIND 1T I'M THE NEWS
PAPER.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-24

do and when to do it in relation to
Federal taxes becoming due dur
ing the year.
The booklet also contains check
list of special interest to anyone
just starting in business in that it
presents a quick method for de-
termining what Federal taxes may
apply to the business. Also answer
ed are numerous questions on corp
orations, partnerships, and sole
proprietorships.
Among the more important SUBJ
jects covered are Accounting peri
DDS and Methods, Installment Sales,
Inventories, Business Expenses, Re-
pairs and Improvements, Deprecia-
ton, Travelling Expenses, Enter
tainment Expenses, Net Operating
Losses, Sales of Fixed Assets. So
cial Security and Withholding Tax
es, Excise Taxes, and others.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-24
Indigestion May
Cause Symptoms
Like Heart Pains

COLUMBUS - Indigestion from
eating rich holiday foods is often a
complaint this time of year.
During the holiday season, we
should realize more than ever that
symptoms of heart disease and in
digestion can be similar the Cen
trail Ohio Heart Association states.
Many people have worried need
lessly that they had heart trouble"
because of pain caused by indiges-
ton. In others bad Indigestion
may be really heart pain.
Indigestion pangs can develop
when air in the stomach or large
intestine presses upward on the
diaphram and causes chest pain.
Such discomforts have nothing to
do with heart disease.
But Central Ohio Heart empha-
sizes that repeated pains or Sc
we're attack of indigestion" should
be reported to a doctor. Especially
if you have passed middle age,
what you think is lust indiges-
ton" may actually be, when Sc
we're, warning of heart disease.
How can you tell if you have in
digestion or real heart pain? Only
a doctor is fully qualified to decide
and should be consulted in the case
of repeated discomfort.
These points usually differenti-
ate heart and Indigestion pain. In
digestion is, of course, much more
common than heart pain. Heart
pain is more likely to occur in peo-
pie over 40 and usually after eff
fort. A pain that arises in the heart
is usually felt in the center of the
chest, frequently as a feeling of
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-24
tigntness or pressure during phys
ical effort or emotional stress.

/ tigntness or pressure during phys
ical effort or emotional stress.
Pains in the left side of the chest
are seldom caused by the heart
the heart association adds. Indi-
gestion is much more commonly as
sociated with nausea than heart
pain and tends to occur in waves
at intervals of a few minutes. The
pains of indigestion often occur
right after a meal. However, pep
tic ulcer pain comes on when the
stomach is empty.
Persons with heart disease
should be careful of their eating
habits during the holidays, the
heart association advises. Since the
process of digestion increases the
work of the heart, light meals are
easier on the cardiac. Heart pat
tents should also not exert them
selves too much right after eating.
If you suffer repeated attacks of
indigestion" be sure to check with
your doctor, the heart association
advises. The pain may not be caus-
ed by your heart, but the distress
is always important enough to be
reported to physician.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-24
Robert Marrah In
Messiah" Chorus

Robert Marrah, son of Mrs. P. A.
Marrah, Western Avenue, sang
with the bass section last Sunday
for Muskingum colleges annual
presentation of the Messiah"
Mrs. Marrah and her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Flynn, Lotspiech Avenue
were in New Concord to attend the
concert which was given great ac-
claim by the appreciative audience
which heard the rendition.
Miss Rebecca McSavaney and
Steve Geyer, London, also attended
the concert.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-24
Funeral Services
SET For tuesday
For bud" Bauman

Herbert A. (Bud) Bauman, Jr.,
38, president of the Ohio Dyna-
mite Company, was found shot to
death in his home in London late
Saturday evening. The Coroner's
examination indicated he had been
dead since about 7:30 Saturday
evening. He was discovered about
900 p. m.
He was a former member of the
London City Council and was a
member of the Presbyterian
Church, Chandler Lodge, FRAN
and the American Legion. He was
an Army Air Corps veteran of
World War II, with 45 months in
the South Pacific Theater.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ada
Lou Bauman; a son, Jeffrey; a
daughter, Mary Lou; and his mo-
ther Mrs. Ruth Bauman all of
London.
Friends may call at the home of
his mother at 80 North Main
Street, Monday evening and until
noon Tuesday. Funeral services
will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday
from Lukens Funeral Home. In
terment will be in Lafayette Gene
terry.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-24
Congressman Will.
Seek Reelection
I'm 1858 Election

WASHINGTON DC, (SP E
CIAL - Congressman Clarence ].
Brown, of Blanchester, today an
nounced he would be a candidate
for reelection as Representative to
Congress from the 7th Ohio Dis
trict, subject to the Republican
Primaries of next May.
In private life Representative
Brown is the publisher of several
newspapers, as well as owner and
operator of two Clinton County
farms. He served Ohio as Lieuten-
ant Governor for two terms and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-24
Bond Sales Here
Reach $3I.478 In
November Rating

COLUMBUS (SPECIAL) = The
Ohio Savings Bonds Division of the
u. S. Treasury today announced
that effective January 1, 1858, all
institutions, corporations, and org
anizations with the exception of
commercial banks will be eligible
to purchase Series z and H Savings
Bonds.
Many organizations throughout
the country have requested the
Treasury Department to make a.
vailable a Savings Bonds issue
which would fit their needs. In the
past Series E and H Savings Bonds
have been available to individuals
only. The annual purchase limit of
$4,000 per series still applies.
Series E and H Bonds and inves-
tors other than individuals will be
issued only by Federal Reserve
Banks for forwarding to the Fed
eral Reserve Bank in their district
for issuance of the bonds.
Ohio sales of Series E and H
Savings Bonds for November were
just under S23 million for a de-
crease of two and a half million
dollars as compared to the same
month a year ago. Mahoning Coun-
ty continues to lead all industrial
counties in percentage of quota at
tanned and Monroe, Morgan, Wyan-
dot, Auglaize, Harrison, Licking
and Guernsey Counties have al
ready achieved their 1857 sales
goals.
Sales in Madison County for No
vember totaled S31, 1880.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-24
Mamie johnson
Dies At Home On
South Oak Street

Mrs. Mamie Johnson, SO, South
Oak Street, died Saturday morning
at her home. Death came sudden
ly. She was the widow of the late
George Johnson, and had lived
here for more than fifty years.
Funeral services Tuesday at 200
p. m. from the London Baptist
Church with the. Rev. V. c. Stew
art officiating. Inter1nent in Kirk
wood Cemetery under the direction
of Schlechty Fichner Funeral
Home.
Survivors include sevearal neices
and nephews.
Friends may call at the funeral
home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-24
Terry Nixon Now
Conscious; Able
To Talk And Eat

Terry Nixon, ten-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nixon, has
regained consciousness for the first
time since he was injured by a
train more than two weeks ago.
Reports this week indicate that
he has started to eat normal food,
and is showing considerable inn
provement. He is now able to talk
to his parents and family.
He is still in Mt. Carmel Hos
pital where doctors are well pleas
ed with his condition.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-24
DAUGHTER ARRIVES
AT JONES HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones, 5157
Scioto Darby Road, billiards, are
announcing the arrival of a daugh-
ter born Sunday at Mt Carmel
Hospital. The father, a graduate of
London High School is the son of
Mrs. Louise Swaney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
More White Empress
Soilinqs Scheduled

MONTREAL. - Canadian Pa
cific's four White Expresses will
make A calls at Montreal dur
ing the 1857 St. Lawrence ship
ping season, it has been an
nounced.
The 1857 schedule is an in
crease of % crossings over 1856.
Each liner will make IL calls at
Montreal during the season,
commencing April u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

hand inside each shoulder; fir
right shoulder over left. turning
body of jacket inside out
Smooth sleeves and lapels, and
lay jacket flat in the case. If the
Jacket is too long, fold at the
waistline using tissue for pad
ding.
For protection to collars, un-
fold shirts to full length, refold
with the Shirttail up over the
front, tucked inside back of the
collar. Pack shirts front to front
with collars opposite each other.
Organize for efficiency when
you're packing a mans suffer
bag. In the accessories section,
place shoes at the hinged side,
toilet kit and tie case in the
center. Next come shirts, linen,
handkerchiefs and accessories.
In the suit section, lay trou-
SerS left to right with bottoms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

provided to cater to the enter
tainment and diversion of visi-
tors. These included continental
type cabarets and supper clubs
and Parisian-type bars.
/ Hotels in Kingston also began
offering increased evening en-
tertainment for visitors. Tourist
amenities at resorts were in
PRODUCED in the form of water
skiing. spear fishing and Skin
diving. Except in a limited anc
somewhat hurried fashion, thi,
is what the cruise passenger
misses.
Ship StopOver
But he need miss it no longer
The Eastern Shipping Corp, gen
eral agents for two neat little
liners operating out Of Miami
now offers the much-in- demand
round trip to Jamaica. Weekly
sailings have been put into eff
feet, with the Evangaline anc
the Yarmouth Castle sailing or
alternate Tuesdays.
The Evangeline calls at boil
Port Antonio and Kingston il
Jamaica, Ciudad Trujillo in the
Dominican Republic. and st
Thomas in the Virgin Islands
The Yarmouth Castle make.
stops at Port-au-Prince. Haiti
Clue a d Truiillo: Curacao
Netherlands West Indies. anc
Kingston.
Passengers may make stop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

overs of several days in ports of
their choice and pick up the
ship again to complete the
cruise at no increase in cruise
rates.
Modernized along luxury lines,
the ships OFFER swimming pools,
sun deck. aforementioned public
rooms. lounges. bars and typical
cruise fun under a cruise direc-
tor and staff.
The company also offers week.
end sailingS from Miami to
Havana and Nassau. leaving
every Friday and returning Tues
day morning.
y +
How to Pack
Who would know better how
to pack than the Luggage and
Leather Goods Institute? In a
colorful little folder that rep
resents composite answer to
the many questions which the in
Stitute receives from all over the
country" the experts tell you
how to store up a smile on I'M
packing at the other end of the
trip.
Here. according to the insti-
tute, is how:
Every crease is a potential
wrinkle, so get in the habit of
padding each fold with gathered
tissue paper. 1t takes up no
room and adds no weight. In
an emergency. substitute rolled
sweater, Sox or lingerie for tissue.
Pack heaviest items at the
bottom of the case near hinges)
so that there will be no shifting
about when the case is carried.
Stuff shoes with handkerchief,
hose soX, etc. to save space.
Cover shoes with mitts or old
sox to protect garments.
Aim for the least possible num-
Der Of folds by working next to
the case. fitting each garment to
its dimensions. Fold skirts and
dresses near the waiStline rather
than at the hem. Pack needed
items such as sleeping garments
and slippers on top for easy
access.
To pack a wardrobe hanger
case, first fill the bottom section
with accessories. Then place
dresses and suit coats on hangers
or bars: let sleeves hang along
side seams. turning in fronts and
backs carefully. Pin skirts to
hangers or bars. folding sides to-
ward the center.
To fold a Jacket for fiat pack
ing, hold jacket facing you with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

l4IlSeI W uIlIlk III the CHARM
and catch the next boat. Post
war air. service to the island
changed the hasty exit. A plane
would debark a load of passen-
gers who obviously would not fly
fight out again. The air vaca-
toner's desire to linger thus en-
couraged the building of luxury
hotels, not only around the port
city of Kingston but also across
the island on the north coast ano
around Montego Bay. Eight in
ternational airlines now fly daily
around-the-clock schedules tc
the islands two airports.
In keeping with the growth OF
the vacation industry. additional
facilities and amenities were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

over the sides. Put coats on
hangers. unbuttoned: fold
sleeves along the side seams to
eliminate wrinkles. Replace the
folding device, and over it flip
the jacket bottoms one at a
time, smoothing as you go
along. Follow with trouser legs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
TRAVEL
THE TRAVELLERS NOTEBOOK
New Cruise Service
Allows Stopovers
BY JACQUES FUTRELLE, Jr.
The Stars Travel Editor

1t estimated that 80 ship visitors will
ouch-andeo view of Jamaica the April
period That will be altme record ships
giving Caribbean teasing pleasant British
West Indies island for decades pretty much the pattern
here today gone tomorrow.
Only exceedingly instances cruise passenger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-14
Soviet Housing
Overcrowded,
U.S.. Study Shows

II not one more new dwelling
unit we're built in the United
States during the next 1OC
years, all our population growth
could be housed without be-
coming overcrowded by USSR
standards.
That is one Of the compare
sons made by DR.. Louis Win.
nick in a United States Census
monograph. American Hous-
ing and Its USE" to place his
measures Of American housing
density in proper perspective.
The Soviet average Of nearly
three persons per room IL
equivalent to the overcrowding
among the least fortunate /
per cent of American house
holds.