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Evening star., 1950-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN'S 1nsur,,
ance Company OF Washington and
Georgetown, 300 7th street NV,
washington. D. c. The stockholders
Of the Firemen's Insurance Company
of washington and Georgetown VIII
meet .onda at the sp1sry ofos Of the a5 for the
purpose i Of eIecting thirteen direc-
tors for the ensuing year. Polls
open from II an. to IL noon. ".
MANNING HOFFMAN. Secretary.
REFINED HOME for a few aged peo-
pie; intelligent care given TO diet
and welfare; 220s Wisconsin ave.
NV. OR. 4162.
BE HAPPY. Make room for the holi-
days; reupholster your sofa or chair
consultants, 1854 NJ st. nv. Quallty,
work at a price you can afford. Can
pfEcoRAToRs, INC. rs
/ WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts other than those contracted
BY myself. MRS, MARY V1LLAT1CO,
1911 Madison ST., Hyattsville, Nd
Apt. 304.
WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by any one other
than myself WALLACE w. PINK
NEY. 1854 Owens pl. ne. wash
ington, D. C.
WILL NOT be responsible for any
by myself. NORMAN H HOWARD,
Box 273. Merrifield. Va.
CLUBS. GROUPS. SOCIETIES. ETC.
Strict privacy for your get-togethers.
sonable rental. WA 4376.
Evening star., 1950-12-28
SALESMAN

Man with knowledge of electrical ap-
plIanceS and television to work
in large Conn. ave. store; modern
sales floor: paid vacations. health
benefits; excellent opportunity to
improve your position in the sales
profession. Phone MR.. BERGER.
OR -3OO 90
Evening star., 1950-12-28
MEN

What will you earn in 1851? I want
to talk to several dependable mar
ried men between the ages of 81
and As. with cars. VINO are interested
in a sales position with an income
opportunity of $4,000 or more, in
1851. Must be able to furnish char
aGter references: Apply Fri OF SS, SAT,
3O4 E. Monroe ave. Alexandria, Va.
YOUNG MAN. 30-35 to learn furni-
nifty; state previous exper. in full.
Box .269-H. Star. 30
YOUNG MAN for farm equip. parts
dept. Must have farm background.
GI training program avail. Also l
helper for shop. See Mr.. Staieer
fNc II Mr. sfRas Ra G.S9ri. MSSrs MALoHHYs sys syss
YOUNG MAN. as assistant purchas-
Age 25 to 35, knowledge Of print
ing or purchasing experience help
ful: prefer man now employed but
looking for a position with real
future; state all qualifications in
YoUSG 'ei5sE NAN nan fPi for muitisFaph SisF dept;
over 1S years of age, for permanent
week. Apply PEOPLES DRUG STORE
Employment ONCE. II P st. ne
YOUNG MAN. white. for soda foun-
Apply Drug Store. 14th and L SIS.
YOUNG MAN. white. for soda foun-
Sun. loc. ref 18th and L SITS. NV,
(Continued an Next Paxe)
Evening star., 1950-12-28

AUTO BODY and fender men
2 men. who want a permanent posi-
tion in a large progressive dealer
ship. The men selected must have
top: 1Sp.notch character and ability;
position where you have unlim-
Or M. Daniels. wiss1NGER
CHEVROLET co. Seven Corners.
AuTo rf1ts Gno9brf1 BobY MAN-chrysler-plym- Ma, Il M
man for small going body shop;
guarantee and flat-rate pay system
good working conditions; modern
building s. and and eauipmsnt: good future
ANACosTIA MOTOR CO, I70s Good
Atqo 13Ps Isl soDY s.; MEN ea,-rtrst Ish Glass
only only need ssa apply commissi9n
TfBpfTTs. Tfgn1pr1 ays, NA asSS R1T; HILL "a AND
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN to
work on percentase basis. large
modern shop, excel, opportunity. for
right man to make good salary.
RoSsLYN AUTO BODY CO.. .cH.
AUTO BODY MEcHANIC-Modern
shop: good pay and working con-
ditions Apply to Walter. MONROE
FORD CO.. Silver Spring. 81. 1900.
AUTO CARBUREToR and ignition
service man, must be experienced
Apply BUELL. SERVICE. Sl1 10th
AUToMOBiLE DISPATCHER, for
service dept. of Washington oldest
Chevrolet dealer. Splendid working
conditions. 5h-day. wk. Opportunity
for advancement for an ambitious
young man; See Mr.. Ralston,
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO, 1130
Conn. ave. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC. immed. Steady
work. Apply Mr.. THOMPSON. DU-
POINT SERVICE CENTER. Conn.
ave and N st. NV. 30
AUTO MECHANICS, top salary and
bonus; disqualification, vacation. APP
ply w. A. BARBER. 10th and Maine
ave. s,w., EX. 1915. 80
AUTO MECHANIC
Chrysler products preferred. See Mr.
Bray at KIRBY'S SALES AND SERV-
ICE, INC. 3237 Wilson blvd. --31
Evening star., 1950-12-28
PERSONAL

ALTERATIONS. all ladies' garments
eves aioa a f4th.. CO. se:S5si' sssi open
FEEL BETTER after first treatment
or no fee: relief for nervousness
high blood pressure, sinus arthritis
constipation. piles colds. flu; swell
ing feet. aching Joints helped re-
markably by manipulation; dia-
thermia. colonic irrigation, galvanic.
sun rays and other methods. For
men and women; lady naturopath.
THE KITTY JAY SCHOOL planned
lamps; age 80. oW. 1896. is
VACANCY in Nursing nome; 24-hr.
nursing care licensed by county and
PERMANENT, S4; shampoo. WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910
SINAI HOUSE - Kosher rest home,
finest supervised food, nurse atten-
tion day and night. 1892 Sth ST.
NV Call GE. 97S9. 80
VACANCY in Friendship rest home
24-hour care, tray service, laundry
incl; also vacancies in annex. Open
ing January 4. OIL. 6992. -3
AYR-HILL NURSING HOME, semi
private and ward vacancies: 24-hour
nursing care. This is an unusually
lovely home; reasonable. Vienna
VACANCIES in rest home for elderly
people; pee, ,;,,I Ist St and End front; private
RENT ~ - a new portable typewriter,
rental can apply on purchase. CEN
TRIAL, 001 o 14th ST NV HIJ 5121
Evening star., 1950-12-28
THOS. J. OWEN g. SON, Auctioneeri
1875 Southern Building, NV.

7BqStsfs BRieR 6Mf}n Saf # va5gse5S Ks1wn RoW "
PREMISES NO. 1915 D STREET,
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. S342.
Folio Ill ct sea-, of the land records
of the District of Columbia. and
at the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell, at public auction in front
OF the premises, on FRIDAY THE
TWENTY SECOND DAY OF DE-
CEMBER AID. 1850 AT TWO
O'CLOCK PM, the following
described land and premises. stu
ate in the District Of Columbia, and
designated as and being Lot 159
In the subdivision made by Margaret
Polwarth and Martha F. RiesS. of
Lots in Square 1915. as per plat
recorded in tho office of the survey
or for the District of Columbia in
Liber 103 at folio SO. Subject to
all covenants of record.
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed
Of trust for approximately &c.
10000, further particulars of which
will be announced at time of sale;
the purchase price above said trust
to be paid in cash. A deposit OF
S500.00 required Conveyancing, re-
cording, etc, at purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the dis
Cret1on Of the trustees
Evening star., 1950-12-28

Isometric and perspective line draw.
ing, small scale sculptured shapes
plaster molds and castings. 10. 9.
1926 evenings oSs
Evening star., 1950-12-28
Stock and Parts Man

Stock and Parts Man
sirabie but not essential. Permanent
position, 5-day wk.. 9-hour day.
Salary commensurate with ability.
Excel. working cond. Apply In per-
son only, 10 am. to pm.
American Instrument Co.
5000 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
STORE CLERK dl:a to Pack Pack and unpae6 sI26
wait on trade in showroom part Of
time; good permanent future for
MIR. AL GREEN. 4sOS r. I. ave,
Hyattsville. AP. 6302. 80
TRUCK DRIVERS. for fuel oil. Apply
in person. SOB Bradley blvd, Chevy
TRUCK DRIVER for light city de-
man. SOUTHERN STATES MARKET
ING COOPERATIVE. 347 Va. ave.
Truck DRIVER. white or colored.
with Md. permit, for parts depart
ment pickup ana delivery. Nd.
motorcycle drivers permit desirable.
Steady work. with good pay. Fa-
dditionsi Apply in psrsonn to 2oHG NJ;
Nash, SsR,i0ffi fNc, A' s5o7 coles1iiie I'd,
Silver Spring. Md. 20
TYPIST, must be accurate, and type
average of 80 w.p.m. Age "0-35.
Excel. salary for qualified person.
Call RE S125. =
mechanic: no rum hounds or jack
legs Write qualifications to H. H.
Edwards. R. C. ALLEN BUSINESS
MACHINES. 1909 L st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-12-28
NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS

CLUBS, GROUPS. SOCIETIES. ETC,
strict privacy for your get-togethers,
can comfortably seat UP to 100, rea-
sonable rental. WA 1876.
Evening star., 1950-12-28
AUTO MECHANIC

Reliable man for permanent posi-
ton in The Evening Star garage;
25-35 years of age; S-4:30. days
tions. Apply Personnel. Room 500
Open weekdays. s:30-5 and Sat
81.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1950-12-28

PLATE MAKER-Good oppor. fol-
eyper. or, apprentice: color of Sc,
plate maker, with chance to Join
union. Write Box 424-H. Star.
PLUMBER and gas fitter; must be
experienced, must have D. c.
drivers permit. Apply. 2S13 14th
st. NV. 30
PLUMBER WTD.-Top wages. steady
work: must be mechanic: no District
plumbing code positively no drink
ing. Call for appointment, TIA. 6l24
PLUMBING SHOP MAN. to handle
stock, price materials. run pipe ma
heating equipment; salary open. Ap-
ply J. L. BATEMAN e. SON, 2004
R. L ave. ne. HO, 220o. %
PORTER. colored, for iewelry store,
good salary. must have good refs.
Apply LIVINGSTON g. CO.. 1923 H
ST.: NV.
PORTER. colored must have local
exper. 6-dav wk, Starting salary
POINT SERVICE CENTER. Conn.
ave. and N st. NV. 20
Evening star., 1950-12-28
USED CAR MANAGER

Wonderful opportunity for an exper.
used car manager with one OF
Wash.'s largest dealers. Must know
processing and sale of used cars.
Salary and comm. Transo. furn.
AS6-H Star
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-11

gbre forbert ess mir nliiiien ai1ls ge-
riftlih ideiben Iaiien."
.Seiltger @ott," ibrie Die Srait,
,i1eioen Iniien? geein, iteitt, ib 1riht,
nieinaIs! Mas @ott berblr1oen bat,
bari Der Melfi1 nibt trennen.
n8on Grennlt11g lit feline. &ebe, mir
bleiben berbeiratet ,litier 2eben lang;
MIR oiirfen mir 1riht ldnger I'M glei-
6en Sous eiianrnert iein, mir aliiiiell
geldieben bolrei1tu1r6er lebert."
Die Srai tpeit,te eri6iittertr5. sln6
be,n Motrn idtert es beinabe bas 9er5
5n serreiBen; er feuhte, als I6ge er
unter etnem Wiiblitein, in ieirter
8rarit frad)te es forn1Ii6. slIg es Der
5ral1 nrit Ofiibe gelang, ibre Srdnen
au itilletr, ingte tie ergeben:
rSa6tnt, BON Der gerihtliben
Sbebou,ng 11rlrBt on abieben, ih bitte
bi9. slber 1penn bu 1tifts 0agegen
bait, eebe i6 freispilig. Sci Der Weari,
ami inn 3enbof fi1roe ib i6on cine
l1nterfltnft. Damn iirrb mir tpeit genug
auseirntber.
r8ielleiht miro es 10 arn beite1l
iein," gab er gu; ues lift 6as groBte
llrrgliif, Dos ,tns ieet getroffen bat.
Sd iebe apoBI, es lit Dir fltr6tbar
idluer. Meir aub, mir nl6!"
uMir lit 10 iftper, aIs oh ib bi,lter
nleiner eigenen 2eide ei11beugittge lulo
beten b0rte, glib ibr Die eapige 8ube.
slber i6 ntnun Dos Sfapere auf 1rri9,
oir 5ulibe, 1tnt es 6ir lei6ter 5ll
MAIDEN"
~Sbmerer uls bas Sterben lit nod,
ipenn bns 2iebite, lpas uron bot, in
Der Serne lebt antb man es ME 1nebr
erlapgen fann."
Sic itanoen ul1f, llnlar1lrten ein=
unoer l,no fiiBten 1td; oabei fitblte
iebes bon 1oen beioen, tpie bas arbere
am gan5en 2eib 5itterte.
am naditen Morgen berlieB 6ie
urnle Srnu ous Sults, 1po tie Die poar
gliidlibiten, aber aud Die lupgliiflid<
iten Sabre ibres 2ebens perbraht
bate. Son oen &inbern nabm iie BERG
li6en abi6ieo unb iagte ibnen 1rlir,
tie gebe ulrf cine ldngere @rbolu1lg 5u
ibrer Srelltbin Wariannl arr 3eabof
berriet aber ni6t, baB es ii6 aun
ein yietpieoerfotrnen burr6le. ssbre
slugen tpuren bllrd Dos gebGa1fte 2eio
10 eri6opft, oaB Tie feine SrGnen 1nebr
batten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-11
VII.

@ttoe Ipril ging Ser 5tpeite @elt-
frieg, mit ei1lige1n @etole nod, AT
gnDe. Iaes at1nete arf, Die Metri9en
faben ipieoer frober uno freier Dor-
elm, nno ntun berboffte ii6 beilere
3eiten. God traten irlfoIge Der 2an-
oesbeiesune burd frernoe grl1ppen
neue 3mangsnnaBnabnren in &raft,
ole bas 8irti6aftsleben uito 1lorrtent-
li6 Dos 0ffentli6e 8erfebrstpelen iebr
erihnerten. telegraph lmo Selepbon
itoften, 8riefe errei6ten, tpenn iiber-
baupt, crit na6 8oben ibr 3iel,
sato- uno @iiembabnfabrten, uu6
SuBauanoertngen, llnterlagen oel1
grobten 5dtpierigteiten.
Seinri6, Der l1brlno6ersIobn, ,.1ro
8retl, feline tS64peiter, tporen ii6 i5on
iebr balo flar getporoen, SaB oie
Stiefmnltter nift aus eigenen gnt-
lblub 5ur grbolllng fortgegangen,
ionoern, oom 8ater geor6ngt ooer ae-
5tpllngen, oos Sous perIallen un6 cine
forrrlide Sbeibl1ng bonn Mann pon-
5ogen babe. Das Difleio, oas Ser5-
peb Der &inber, ibre Sebnnt6t na6
Der Willtter fon1tten linn ni9t perbor-
gen bleiben. Mu6 in Der Seffenflid=
felt, in gnn5 Oditterfir6, fiel 9ot-
burgas Ibapeienbeit auf uno i6on
mrrfelte mon, Der l1brrln6er babe in
leiner perriidten Gbarafterfeitigfeit,
IN leitem 1Dubniinnigen 'Stola Die
arme uni6uloiee 5rau perItoBen.
sllsbalo ap1roe in Ger eansen @egeno
tpeiturn geihinrpft, Der lbrmaber
Sahim lei elm 1nn1enib. ein SDronn,
elm &obling fo,roergleiben. Seine
arnne, llni6llIbige sSrau, oie er ME,
mails perbient babe, lei oie bette Seele
Der Welt, mit allen 2euten lei iie
freunoli6, gut arrb lieb getpeien, ibre
eigene 5anilie bobe lie NIT ueber-
arbeitung, alnlGgli6er Weiibe, o1trd)
raitloies 1nrtlrn born Sungertoo be-
pabrt. 9abei babe iie ibre @eiltnobeit
lno 5ulest nod acknowledgements r,od
ibre Gbre fir oen Wann geopfert.
Statt ullen 0onfes joyce lie Ser ibanr=
Io1e Sero0es NUN ults benn Soltie tpie
einen ralloigen &lltrb. Die quite yrall
miiiie arm, perlaiien, abgeaebrt in ser
Welt umberirren, obne &rnft, ett1sns
5u Deroienen 1ln6 ibr 2eben All friiten,
Der SsSa6im nerfte Die Stin1n1rna Der
2ellte niht MIR aus Dem unfreunb-
lihen 8erfebr, uuit beln lie linn begee-
neten, ionbern es tpluroem linn bie
ifirnpflihiten 8orapiirfe ouA often
ins 8eiifn geiblelrbert. SSest iab er
elm, 6dB er, itatt ieinen Gbrcmitarro-
pllrrft 5ar tpabren, iid ieIbIt ann &lri
llnb guten 9aanen eebra6t uno ii9 in
Shanbe bineii1geritten batte. gs er.
griff ibn cine aerrlalrlenoe Meue;
aber Dos 1pur 3u ip1t. gu allen
tnlhte apieber Die 2ebensmittelfnapps
belt aalf, neil bas Heine Notanleiben
bes 9einri6 Der5ebrt tuar.
Ga erihien ei,1es Enges elm ettpo
Dier5igiGbriger oiitinga,ierter (bor.
nebmer( &err in grmuer Neiiefleibnna
ll1rb fragte an Der Giir, oh rtidt Elm
i1ineer MSann bier tpobne, 1,nnens
&einri1 Maier. Die 8reH rief Den
8ratoer. Dieier trat mrs Der stubs
J berals. faibr Blitldnen, rtedaniid
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-03
TeIevision To-
Exhibit Photos

Television will serve as a mod
ern exhibition gallery for outstand-
ing photographs in a new photo
graphy contest opening on WLW-
Television stations January 2, 1850.
Camera fans are being asked
to send their favorite pictures to
''Teen Canteen," seen ON WLW-
r, WLW-D and WLW-C at A p. m.
Monday through Friday, with a
pOlaroid camera being awarded
to the person submitting the best
picture each month.
Pictures are to be sent to the
station to which the viewer is
tuned to compete for the weekly
prize of wrist camera. Outstand-
ing pictures from WLW-D and
WLW-C will be forWardered to
WLW-T each week for judging in
the monthly award.
Judging will be based primarily
on the pictures human interest
appeal and secondarily on the
technical qualities.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-03
Plain City Fair
To Be In Contest

Plain City Fair was included
in % entries received by Mrs. Don
A. Detrick, Bellefontaine, Execu-
tive Secretary of the Ohio Fair
Managers Association for the
Best 1949 Fair" contest. The win
ner will receive the coveted tro-
ply awarded annually by former
Governor Myers Y. Cooper.
L. P. Lake, Cincinnati, president
of the Ohio Fair Managers Associ-
alton at the Desheler-W -Wallick
Hotel, Columbus, January HIP.
has announced that the finals"
in the contest will be at the con-
vention banquet, closing session of
the two-day meeting of fair Off
cials.
The Morgan County fair was the
winner last year.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-03
Mastodon Bones
10 Be Displayed

The skeleton of a mastodon
unearthed several weeks ago on
the Orleton Farms, North OF Lon
don. viii be cn display in the
special exhibits department at the
Ohio State Museum about January
Is.
Raymond Baby, curator of arch
aeology at The museum, said no
attempt will be made Immediately
to assemble the skeleton. Instead
- '~rsir-od ont the exhibit will
depict the bog in the Orleton
Farm wheat field where the bones
were found.
The skeleton will be arranged
in an improvised bog in about the
same position as they were found.
Earth and fossils from the bog
will be used in the exhibit.
Baby said scientists, are using
the cot and shells found in the
bog in the hope of more accur-
ately dating the period in which
the mastodc~ roamed Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-03
FARMER DIES OF INJURIES
in FIGHT OVER FOX HOUNDS

A daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ray
mond Shipley. said her father-in-
law was unable to tell his wife
how he had been hurt and wanted
to know what had happened to his
gun.
Shipley's wife summoned DR..
William Hurt of West jefferson
who first took him to his West
jefferson office and then had him
taken by ambulance to Mt. Car
mel Hospital.
There. physicians operated to
remove a blood elot from the
brain.
Later, deputies of both Franklin
and Madison Counties had Patrick
and Bennett re-enact the clash.
Franklin County authorities were
TO make casts of footprints found
on the Shipley farm.
There were five unfired Shells
in Shipley's gun. officials said,
Patrick and Bennett told authori-
ties they had been hunting Sat
urday night with another party
who later lost the dogs. They con-
tended they were merely out hunt
ing the dogs and had found them
Sunday before the trouble.
Funeral Thursday
Surviving are the wife, Nora;
three sons. Raymond of West JEFF
ferson, Robert of London and
Ralph, at home; two daughters,
.Rowena and Reba. at home; two
brothers, Pearl of London and
Frank of Rome; one sister, Mrs.
Lawrence Miller, London; and
three grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Blauser
and Baker Funeral Home West
Jefferson Wednesday noon.
Services at ST. Johns Lutheran
Church, Thursday at two o'clock.
Interment in Pleasant Hill Gene
terry, West jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-03
Gabriel Cooney
Dies SATURDAY.

Gabriel Cooney. 68, of Spring
field, Rout 4. died OF 6 a. m. Sat
urday in City. Hospital where he
had been u patient since August
10. He has been in failing health
two years.
Born in Piqua in March, 1881,
he was the son Of Roderick and
Joanna Breain Cooney. He was
a farmer in his early life and was
later employed by Frigidaire Di-
vision of General Motors Corp. in
Dayton where he worked for a
number of years.
He was a member of St. Brigid
Church in Xenia.
Surviving are one brother and
three sisters, David and Gather
inc, with whom he lived, Mrs.
Thomas Flynn of London, Ohio,
and Mrs. Thomas Grogan of Will
mington, and a number of nieces
and nephews.
Requiem mass at 8 a. m. We'd
nesday. Burial in st. Brigid Gene
terry, Xenia.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-03
School Board
Reorganizes

London Board of Education, re-
organized at the first meeting of
the year at the London school
Monday.
The three members reelected in
November, c. A. Holton, P. E.
Bacon and Henry P. Beathard,
were sworn in. C. A. Holton was
elected president, succeeding May
nard Dickerson, who has served
in that capacity for the last two
years; P. <. Bacon was elected
vice president. Henry P. Beathard
was re-appointed clerk by the
board.
Judge Frank j. Murray was re-
appointed to serve on the London
Library Board for another seven
years.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-03
Arson Probe Under Way In
$500 Garage Fire Friday

A $500 garage fire at the Peter
A. Lanigan home on First Street
Friday night is under investiga-
ton by state arson officials and
acting fire chief j. E. Byers, who
suffered heart attack while
fighting the fire, is in Grant Hos
pital, Columbus, where his con-
dition Tuesday was reported i'm
proved. Mr.. Byers, who is Lon
don's city treasurer, suffered the
attack while directing efforts to
fight the fire.
The fire, discovered at the
Lanigan garage. by Mrs. Arnold
Fetter, Lotspeich Ave-, a nearby
neighbor, almost destroyed the
building. Mr.. Lanigan removed
his car from the burning building
but was unable to save two bicy-
cles and a quantity of furniture
stored there.
The fire struck in a neighbor-
hood which has experienced pre-
vious fires Of dubious origin.
About q year ago Mr.. Fetter's
garage was damaged by fire of
undetermined origin.
Five weeks ago a shed and
storage garage in the same neigh
borhood was partially destroyed
in fire. Nearby buildings were
threatened, before local firemen
extinguished the flames. Burning
rubbish was suspected as a cause
of the fire.
Fire at Mr.. Lanigan's garage,
however, sufficiently aroused sus-
picions of police and fire officials
that state arson investigators
were Immediately called in.
No statement has been released
on finding of investigators. Police
are assisting the arson bureau re-
preventative.
Acting Fire Chief Byers was
filling the post vacated by Her.
man Sattery, who died Dec. "a.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-03
CIassific alton
Report Ready

State employees will be notified
this week how they came out in
the joE classification.
Carl w. Smith, chairman of the
State Civil Service Commission,
said that while majority of en-
ployes will receive salary in
creases, there will be large
number of decreases.
Most increases and decfeases
will be small however, he added.
Practically all decreases are the
result of mandatory provision of
the reclassification law, enacted
by the last General Assembly, fix
ing july 81, 1948, as the basis for
salary determination.
Next week each state employc
will receive from the commission
q notification of his classification
and salary. Ali dissatisfied en-
ployes may appeal to the COM
mission for reconsideration.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-03
Fila Assistant
~
Appointed Here

John p. Quail of circleville, has
been assigned to the Farmers
Home Administration staff in
London with the title of Assistant
Supervisor. Mr.. Quail is a grad
uate. of the College of Agriculture,
Ohio State University. and since
graduation has been with the Co.
lumbus Production Credit Assoc
iation at Circleville.
The Farmers Home Admins
tration Office in London with AL
vim w. Barr as Supervisor serves
Madison, Fayette and Pickaway
Counties.
The new Rural Housing Pro-
gram recently enacted for Cong
ress has also been made part of
the program of the Farmers Home
Administration. Loans for build
ing and remodeling farm buildings
as well as loans for buying farms
and farm chattels are available al
the local office SO South Main
Street for eligible families in the
three counties.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-03
Driver Seriously
Hurt On Route 40

Otis Lacefield, age 40, of 131
Gillette Street, Louisville, Ken
lucky, is in Mt. Carmel hospital,
following an automobile accident
on U. S. Route 40, just west of the
Lafayette Cemetery, Saturday
afternoon.
According to Deputy Sheriff
Robert Allison who investigated
the accident.
Lacefield suffered a fract-
ured right leg, brain concussion,
severe chest and face decorations,
when the automobile left the north
side of the road, ran approximate
ly $50 feet in the ditch and struck
a culvert.
Deputy Allison stated that Lace
field was riding alone and had ap-
parently gone to sleep, as he was
driving west on u. S. 40.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-03
Florence Chosen
Board President

Walter B. Florence was re-
elected president Of the South
Charleston District Board Of Ed
ucation at the panels annual re-
organization meeting Monday
night.
Mr.. Florence recently served as
president Of the Clark County
Board of Education and has been
member of the South Charles
ton board d years.
Reelected vice president was
Cecil H. Rea, Sr, and E. o. Flor
ence was renamed clerk.
Other members Of the Board in
clude M. E. Roberts, C. r. Priest
and Don Bellenger. Officers serse
one year in their office and four
years as members of the board.
Mr.. Florence, Mr.. Rea and Nh
Roberts were sworn in for an
other four-year term on tfesboar6
Monday evening,