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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-07

during 1858 by an economic dicta-
tor.
is. Lower money rates will make
it easier to sell long-term bonds
during 1858.
II. The supply of non-taxable
state, municipal, turnpike, and 9TH
er Authority bonds will increase
during 1858.
Is. I forecast higher prices for
many corporation bonds.
19. Investors will continue, dur
ing 1858, to switch from stocks to
attractive bond issues; fear of war
will rule all markets.
20. Bankers will fear that the
government - as a part of the
cold war - will appoint a dictator
to direct the policies of all national
banks, the leading stock exchang-
es, and investment dealers.
LABOR OUTLOOK
21. There will be a general fear
that the government - as a part
of the cold war - will fix wages
in many industries and prevent
further increases during 1858.
%. The revelations brought about
by the investigation of the Team
sters Union may lead to important
new labor legislation.
%. The Taft-Hartley Law will
not be repealed in 1858, and may
be made more severe. Much, how
ever, will depend upon President
Eisenhower's physical and mental
condition.
"a. Congressional attempt will
be made to eliminate the present
exemption of labor unions from
anti-monopoly laws.
25. 1858 will be a sad year for
labor leaders. 1 forecast that there
will be an increase of unemploy-
ment during 1858.
26. forecast that with the pos
sible exception of the auto indus
try, there will be no national
strikes during 1858.
27. l forecast that automation
will slowly increase during 1858.
%. If wages should be fixed as a
part of the cold-war program, re-
tail prices will also be fixed.
29. All workers, especially office
workers, will be more efficient in
1858. 1t will be more difficult for
the next group of college gradu-
ates to get good positions at high
wages.
80. For the past few years labor
has been sitting in the drivers
seat. Many industrialists and po-
litical leaders have feared that the
country is headed for a socialist or
labor government. A cheerful sign
now is that such fears may, tenn
porarily at least, be forgotten. The
American working man is himself
becoming disgusted with too pow
erful labor leaders. This should be
good news to all honest employers.
OUTLOOK FOR REAL ESTATE
81. Land adjoining cities and
towns will increase in value dur
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-07
DR.. B. D. Thomas
Named President
OF BatteIIe Inst.

COLUMBUS (Special) - DR.. B.
d. Thomas, scientist and research
administrator, has been named to
the presidency of Battelle Memoir
ial Institute to succeed DR.. Clyde
Williams, whose retirement as
President was announced recently.
Announcement of the new appoint
ment was made today by the In
stitute's Board of Trustees.
Active head of Batteile since be-
ing named Director a year ago, DR..
Thomas has been a member of the
Battelle organization for many
years. He joined the staff as a re-
search engineer in 1884, was ap-
pointed Assistant Director in 1912,
and Vice President in July 1855.
THE trustees of Battelle feel
most fortunate that in Thomas we
have a proved administrator, as
well as an outstanding scholar and
scientist in his own right" COM
mented DR. Jay Jeffries, Board
chairman. I'm his % years at Bat
tie he has won the respect of his
colleagues through his rare COM
bination of analytical ability, SCI
entific insight, and clear logic,
coupled with deep sense of hu-
man values. AS the senior member
of the team developed by Dr. Will
liams, much of what Battelle is
today can be credited to his vision,
In the next decade science and
research will play an increasingly
important role in our society. DR..
Thomas is well trained to lead Bat
telle to the new responsibilities
and new opportunities which are
ahead"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-07

ricks school to participate in the
programs.
He added that the boys will prob
ably play during halftime at home
games between London and Jona-
than Alder, Westerville and Marys-
vile.
Caldwell added that boys taking
part in Saturday morning Choir
practice should come after choir
practice is finished. He advised
them against skipping choir work
to get in the early session of bask-
etball.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-07
Saturday Hours
Set For Practice
By Grade Cagers

Saturday basketball practices for
fourth, fifth and sixth grade boys
is already underway here, accord
ing to a statement this week from
Coach Ray Caldwell. The sessions
are held each Saturday between
1000 a. m. and 1900 noon.
Coach Caldwell, who said all
members of the coaching staff are
working with the boys, invited boys
from the same classes in st. Pat
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-07

for funds, interest rates will de-
cline in 1858.
13. Concerns with large numbers
of employees will receive first con-
sideration both by banks and by
the government.
ID. For fear of World War III,
and due to declining business, many
plans for expansion of plants will
be postponed.
Is. Money rates may be fixed
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-07
ENTERS HOSPITAL

Mrs. George Smell, las East
First Street, entered Mt. Carmel
Hospital Saturday for observation
and treatment. Her room number
is 827.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-07
DAUGHTER ARRIVES

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Swaney,
681s Logan Avenue, are announc-
ing the arrival of a daughter JAN
uary 3 at Mt. Carmel Hospital. The
mother is the former Marjorie
Hardin of London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-07
Health

Continued from Page One)
and other "fringes."
MONEY OUTLOOK
II. Money will continue to be
tight" during 1858 for new bor-
rowers who have not established a
satisfactory line of credit.
IL. Owing to declining demands
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-07
Calendar For The Week

NOTE - This feature 0iu regularly and aOiu be pub
hshed each Monday and Tuesday. The service is Free
Please send in copy By Friday for evets taking place
the following eek Copy must be submitted before FRI
dag noon, deddime. Thank You!
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-10-24
What A Little Price TO PAY

It is dshearenng to hear Negro parents complain about
few days of absence from school that their children SUI
fering during the closing of schools in Little Rock
Somehow cannot bring ourselves to believe that the
who complaining and critical of the schools being
shut really interested their chdrens education
We cannot understand just how persons really be
interested in better quality of education for their offsprngs
and have allowed them to suffer inferior education for over
hreequarter of century, and right the point of
getting equality of education, find that few weeks will in
jure them beyond repair
seems to me that if the parents were sincere about
their chldens future they would at and join the
cause remembering that heretofore it only the Ne
children who have been deprived of education but
it all the children And in this instance it isn't going to be
too long before things resolved all children will be
getting an equal education of them will be getting
any education.
Don't be too compromising. Stand up and demand what
you entitled to under the law accept nothing
You have been the victim of the white nhumanity
to man for all these years. accepting inferior
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-10-24
:. OUR OPINION ::
IFS Courage That Count"

Orva E. Faubus who for himself the nomination for
third governor of Arkansas platform of con-
fusion racial hate his TITS Courage That
Counts"
We have often pondered as to how Governor Faubus
could link himself of his actions with any
smare Anybody could have done what the has
DONE
doesn't courage Or brains far that matters
mob long you have confused white people
with one-traek minds and Negroes for subjects.
It doesn't take courage to throw people into turmoil
doesn't take courage destroy the educational princ
plies and throw progress in Morons
easily do that for the south has been sold too sody
education.
It doesn't take to stir prejudice for the most
part prejudice part of the white souherner
It takes courage lead community of confused
minded people in the path righteousness OPP
preston supported by ignorance and is opinion that
that is the that At least it the courage
feel that he lacks
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-10-24
Dealing With The Temple"
by Theresa Jones


For our international Sunday School for October
g. "Vicory Temptation" the lesson text tells about
the time when Jesus found it necessary to decide what His
purpose in life be- Jesus have felt of
and responsibility He realized that He could use
the lmess power of God He chose We should never
thankful He chose be Gods plan
for Him and to give Himself wholly Gods purpose God
is always planning mans salvation, while Satan is always
planning mans destruction. Satan knew that God de-
pending Jesus to the world from the of sin
den of Eden and therefore sought overthrow Gods plan
by tempting Jesus three times in the wilderness.
In his experience with Satan in the Wilderness Jesus be-
the victor for by His refusing the
bread He turned His back Satans principle that God
meet mans need instead that man must meet Gods re-
quement By refusing to jump down from the Temple Jesus
made it clear that God does need prove Himself
instead needs to submit to God By refusing
accept Satans offer of power substitute for righteous
Jesus established the truth that creature only
the Creator be worshpped He refused
the Kingdom of God in order get the king
dom Of BY resisting Satans temptations
ceeded where Adam had failed.
While may not be able to point to any particular
period in our lives special time of testing
we reach point in understanding when have decide
what general aim in life shall We are faced daily
with temptations in many forms The temptation to be
honest may sometimes the disguise opportunity
knocking door Before act let us ask ourselves
whether what we going to do will hurt anyone else
whether it is honest and whether it will good purpose
We oftmes tempted to take revenge upon
please or hurt u.s. but learn how Gods law love
right thinking work in lives see the folly of trying
to appreciate the love and forgiveness
Let US remember of course that temptation only
power that give it by our thought belief it,
The Devil sometimes called the Temper is a person or
superhlmamn power. The simply used to repre-
sent thoughts and false beliefs that separate
from our good
Jesus dreamed of great victories God He dreamed
Continued from page five)
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-10-24
An Open Letter

President Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Washington Is D. c.
The monstrous attack upon the
Jewish Reform Temple in Allan
ia, Georgia and Temple Anshai
Emeth in Peoria, Illinois is the
elimination of a series of out
breaks that form a pattern of
mounting terror. 1t reflects the
completely of state and federal
governments in Withdrawing pro-
tective Constitutional guarantees
from those who need them. In
fact constitutional government
stands threatened from within.
This is no isolated event. We
cite the murderous attack upon
Reverend Shuttleworth and his
church in Birmingham Alabama,
the murders of Rev. George W..
Lee, of Belzoni, Mississippi, the
bombings of Negro churches and
residences throughout the South
in the recent period.
The white supermacists are en-
boldened by the failure of state
governments to apprehend sim
gle culprit The failure of the
federal government to invoke the
the aid of its police forces to pro-
tect the life liberty, and pro-
perty of American citizens a.
mazes the civilized world.
These monstrous deeds smack
Of the rise of an American brand
of nazim from which neither
Negroes, Jews or other Ameri-
cans who respect law and or
der are immune.
We call upon you, as Presi-
dent of our country and its chief
administrative officer, to exer-
else your emergency powers IN
this critical situation. We de-
mand prompt and effective ac-
tlon from every agency of the
Department Of Justic and all ma
tlonal forces of law and order.
William L. Patterson
General Manager, The Work
err
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-10-24
FORGING THE LINK AT HOME WOULD MAKE THE JOB EASIER

ucaion for yourself and your offngs and when the
goal is in sight, few weeks not going to hurt
You put UP with your child few days longer
and then you shift him to the teacher.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-10-24
NAACP, Atty
ACCIainls MIRA

MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich
White and colored leaders from
Continued from page five
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

Thinking morning. still meowed by a fathers
love plus the soness Of the English spring. Bngo decided that
ten pounds in crisp Treasury notes was not enough
The facts briefly these Two years previously Bngo
Little young unpleaSantIy known in the butterfly
world of LondonS Mayfair ceased playing the field in
favor of marriage with the eminent female novelist Rosie NJ.
Banks Game day when there burst the London
bouncing baby of the Of Aeernon Aubrey And
night Mrs. Bngo said to Bngo:
"Oh sweetie pie" for it thus that she habitualy
addressed him. Il hope haven't forgotten it's Agys birth
day the tweny-thrd? Just think. He'll be year Old
Pretty senIe pretty senle said Bneo. Silver threads
among the gold what? Rely me for handsome present
He spoke rather proudly for be happened to be in funds
the moment the extent of ten pounds. Using her pull.
Mrs. Bngo had secured for him the edtohp Of Wee Tots
Henry Cuthbeu Purkiss propretor the organ which has
done much mold thought in the nurseries of Great
Britain and he had touched H. c. Purss for advance
And Mrs. Bingo said why didn't he contribute the
Fund going explain that she had decided to starr
little deposit for Agernon Aubrey the local bank
She going pay pounds and her mother
and the chds Aunt Isabel the idea being that il would be
such lovely surprise for the young buster when he got older
find all unknown his dear had been working
his behalf Dumping up his holdings like biIyo And Bngo.
all enthusiasm said that she could count him sweeten
the kitty with his own personal tenner.
And Mrs. Bingo said "Oh Sweetie pier and kissed him
with good deal Of eor and the curtain of Act One falls
a happy and united home.
But next morning say seemed Bingo that for
upandcoming child like Agernon Aubrey ten pounds was
enough and though Mrs. Bngo had strictly forbidden
him money the speed and endurance Of
horses he his absolute certainty for the
two-hirty Hurst Park odds of II would he
confident be just like finding hundred pounds in the
Al twooyhVe he informed by the tape at the
DroneS Club that he pennleSS
situation in which many young would just have
waited for the end with their faces turned the wall bur
Bngo made of stuff He sat right down and wrote
story about little girl called Gwendone and her cat libby
easy task but he finished it at last copied out
neatly submitted to himself as editor of Wee TOTS read
with considerable interest and accepted it, putting down
the charge sheet for Of the BEST And when payday
arrived and no enner he sought audience Of Purkss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

"Oh Mr. Pu<iss he said Its about that story Of NINE
He explained he was the author Of Tibbys Wonderful
Adventure in the current ISSUE and Piss said he had read
with considerable interest, and Bingo ohthanksed and
smpered coyly, and then there rather long silence.
WELL how about the reward to genius ms source said
Bngo az length. There should be a coming to me-
"Oh, no, no, no." said Purkiss. "Oh, no. no.
All contributions to the paper covered BY your salary
And Bngo after passionate appeal to hs better nature,
totteed from the and staggered of the DroneS Club
He was pondering the situation when whom should he see
but Oofy ProSSer the club millionaire a who though
very cheerful ever could sometimes be induced
share the wealth. Bineo fastened where he
"Oh. huIIo Oofy he said. -Oofy old man. I'm looking
for someone who will lend a tenner.'
Very hard find that type of man. said Oof. what do
you want a tenner for!
Its like this said Bneo and explained the circumstances
so you see" he concluded what spot I'm in. Sooner
later Rosie will be taking look Agys passbook and viii
Immediately spot something wrong with the figures. Hoyr
she viii cry Where's that enspo you said deposit
mgr And from this the bleak showdown will be but STEP
So give Of your plenty Oo like the splendid fellow you are
"On condition. said Oofy That you give dinner at
the Ritz tonight girl named Mabel Mursatroyd with red
hair vvacous and dimpe the left side Of the
chin. Let tell ALL"
time past appeared he had been fitting around this
girl like plump butterfly and had suddenly realized that his
emotional nature had brought him the verge Of matrmOny
"Only instant flight" he said. 'can I'm of to
Paris. Now you slip away from home tonight"
YES can do that all right, said Bngo. My wife and
Mrs. Purkss the Of my bosss delight have legged to
Brighton attend sort Of Old Girls binee at their late
school and won't be back till tomorrow"
Good Then here's your tenner and the money for dinner
Owing to the vermilon hair and the dimple. Bingo
had difficulty in spotting Mabel Murgatroyd He intro
duced himself explained that Ooy had gone to Paris learned
without surprise that the girl proposed speak Ooy
again, and they dinner And after pleasant meal
Mabel Murgatroyd said she would have to be leaving now
as she had promised to private gambling place
The words stirred Bingo like buge The tenner Ooy had
given him seemed leap in his pocket Technically Of course
belonged to Aeernon Aubrey. but he knew Of his
would object to his borrowing < Continued on page 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

vitality i. BiEeO Liffle hero of The story on fhis
page. actually fell in love with Rosie and married
her in WOdehOEse story some hrirfy years ago.
WOdehOHse, born in England. has been carrying
on his own prolonged love affair with me UAired
States for half a century. and recently Ieealized IL
BY becoming citizen.
In his Lghf-he0rfed autobiography, America.
Like You" he asks himself viii JOE vote Dem
Ocrof or Republican," His answer: "ProhabIv.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

p. G. WoDEH0USE has probably made more
people laugh than any other writer Of This century.
He has written no fewer than 50 books = aside
from such minor items as hh Broadway shows.
Even people who We never read WOdehOHse Know
his memorable character JeeVeS who practically ser
new standard for English buffers. JeeVes has bur
tled his way through StOrr stories. novels and NOV
les and is threatening 10 appear TE. JeeVes isnf
the only WodehOuse character 10 exhibn amazing
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-25
1000 oBRERos
Viene de Ia Pag. 5 -

- Vlene DE Ia rag. ; -
lar ell mandamiento del Juez de
Circuito, Anderson, que ordenaba
a los huelguistas, no interferir con
las operaciones de la compania
constructors, cuyo mandamiento
fue la causa de que los trabajado-
res v%olyieran a suS tareas.
Los gremios van a combatir ese
mandamiento, no por la desobe-
diencia, sino por medic de la ape
lacion" dijeron en- un informe,
preparado por II agentes de gre
mics obreros.
"Los abogados nos han informa-
do que en- question de dias Sc OBJ
tendra una decision. Y eStamos Sc
guros de ganar".
Ell contratista de Carol City, Her
bert Heftler, anunci6 que la pc
quena huelga habia resultado en-
la perdida de $160.O0O en- salaries.
Ell paro comenzo ell lunes, ante
la negative de Heftler a comprar
ell concrete a una compania que
tenga contrato con ell Gremio de
Camioneros.
Heftler base SUI negative en- ell
hecho de que solamente Maule In
dustries tlene contrato con ell Gre
milo, en- Miami y Ell guerra poder
escoger entire tres o cuatro compa-
Mas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-25

rio defender la Constitution, la
cual contlene Ell principle del de-
recho a hacer frente a la opre-
sion.
PUEBLO DE CUBA: Una vez
mas emprendemos solos nuestra
tarea. Hace I'm ano, ell Is de Mario
de 1857, ell DIRECTORIO REVO.
LUCIONARIO asalto ell Palacio
Presidential en- condolences menos
favorables a como hoy ,iniciamos
eSta lucha. Con solo $1,000 Sc
prepare aquella accion, graciaS al
teson y voluntad de aquellos tita-
mes que Sc inmolaron en- ell altar de
la Patria y que Sc llamaban Jose
Antonio Echeverria, Menelao Mo.
ta Y Carlos Gutierrez Menoyo. Dos
ge~neraciones fundidas en- un solo
ideal alcanzaron la. inmortalidad.
Ell hecho de que otra vez solos vol.
vamos a la brega no significa que
repudiemos a los que, de verdad,
luchan contra la dictadura. Dill
mos hace POGO y repetimos hoy
que EEL DIRECTORIO REVOLT
CIONARIO contempla como poll
tica a seguir en- ell future, ell esta-
blecimiento de acuerdos ~eoncretos
para actos especificos a realizar
con determinados jefes y organi-
zaciones revolucionariaS, va sean
de c~aracter civil o militar".
COMPATRIOTAS: Esta procla-
ma, especificamente dirigida al
pueblo cubano la hacemos extensi-
va al continente americana. Ell d.
RECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO,
en- 10 International, aboga por la
creaci6n de una Federation de
Republics del Caribe como paso
previo a la creaci6n posterior de
una Confederation de Republicas
de America. Asf 10 reclamaban Mi
randa, ell precursor, Bolivar, Hos
tos, Morazan y Marti, praa quien
I'm solo pueblo Sc extiende "desde
ell Rio Grande hasta los monies
fangosos de la Patagonia. Ash 10
querian los Padres de la Indepen-
dencia Americana y nosotros M-
charemos por hacer realidad 10 que
hoy dia solo luce una ilusoria qui-
mera.
CUBANOS: Ell DIRECTORIO
REVOLUCIONARIO tie exhorta a
m%antenerte junto a nosotros con-
cientes del peligro que acarrea es-
ia lucha. FL canine esta lleno de
escollos, pero "la libertad como
decia Marti- cuesta muy cara y es
necesario resignarse a vivir sin ella
o conquistarla con ell flo del ma
chete". En- los actuales momentos
ell regimen, continupamente acosa-
do, ensaya n nueva farsa electo-
raj. Mas vergonzosa adn que la i'm
puesta en- 1854. Los "colaboracio-
nistas" que al igual que hace amos
apoyaban a los nazis en- las tierras
conquistadas de Europa, hoy lie
hacen ell juego a Batista como vul-
cares marionetas. Contra esa casta
cinica y corrompida de politique-
ros jovenes y viejos tambien van
encaminados nuestros pasos. Por
una MEDIA elemental de terapeu-
tica social seran barridos antes
de que Sc apresten a cohonestar,
con su presencia, ell fraude electo-
zero que Sc avecina. Frente a Ba-
tista y los politiqueros que lie ha-
cen ell juego ell DIRECTORIO RE-
VOLUCIONARIO dsenfunda la bo-
ca de sus fusiles. Asi nos 10 deman.