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Evening star., 1952-03-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 194s Ambassador 4-dr.; +. and
n, immaculate; $500; 30-day War
ranty. EDGEMOOR MOTOR CO.
sFord), $685. Wis. ave. NV, OR.
NASH 1851 custom Rambler: all ex-
Ske take a:,s as:r,ssde-in; s1.5s5. Ma. $3.50,
0LDsMoBILE 1877 conv. coupe;
rsdio, heater. Hydra-Matic drive,
ssssn; Il SOS sss5 oE 5s~ soss sss' Ys
b.. Hydra -Matic;s SIs5, S. down.
BRENTWOOD WHOLESALERS, 43IO
r. ]. ave. ne. UN. 90I9. -l2
so "ss. club coupe,
hydra-Matic; Z; and H.: blue ribbon
'I0R IfdS CO., 1000 Wilson blvd. oW.
1850 "ss, 4-door se-
dan; radio, heater. Hydra-Matic
driye, custom seat covers. beautiful
2-tone finish. Outstanding. low
WHEFf WW1lssse o1leSwneF car s. as5
GEM. 470s), 4S00 Wisconsin ave.
OLDsMoBILE 1a46 4-dr. sedan: Hy-
dra-Matic, seat covers. r. and h..
ePesn GM miessss sss5 soSasF %sir.ty Ssr very
5335 Wis. ave. NV. OR. s093.
1910 club coupe: a.
CYL. straight shift. good motor,
body, tires, r. and h.s 1925. 4457
oIpsMoBHLEp oi.SsaseS III fs4s sftss dr p 5iaaf at
sedan; bring Sl25 and drive it
away. Car at 2l2 Van Buren,
oIDsMSOBILEs ,51 "as" de ,uxe Ho,,-
day sedansi Hydra Matte, +. and h.,
low mileage; new-car warranty 3
to choose from: So, 595. OLMSTEAD
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Wilson blvd, OW.
oLDs .4s club sedan: +. ana h j
beautiful gray In perfect cond.
$7e5. GREENWAY MOTORS, 2OOO
Minnesota ave. me-, LU. 1856.
DLDs 1949 "76" club sedan; hydra.
T; and h.; 21,00o miles; new appear
sssi.s sfsS s9a Ss o1 nssssSSssnissy ssSs sey
,IDs al .7e' 2-dr.; Hydra-Matie. MAT
fully equip. perfect black finish.
good rubber: owner; $445. NOR
R!s-HuSGHEs, 1914 Georgia ave.
BIDS. Id 49, 1850 de lux. club ae SEQ;
fully equipped; low mileage; pvt.
owner: $1.775 or best offer; terms. |
,LDs. 1885 coupe; fair cond.; sell
as IS, $50 or best offer. CHI. 1926.
all years from ie4i to
coVINGroN,s USED CARS. s$ 1885
Wis. ave. WI 9204
Evening star., 1952-03-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER la47 sedan; radio
and heater oyerdrtye; very clean
throushbut; $945; 2-day money back
trial. -month. written guarantee
Oldest Ford dealer. Ma. $3.50. lila
Vermont ave. NV.
STUDEBAKER '4S Comder. convert. !;
excel. cond4 new top, r; $3.50. s. IL
T. AUTO SERVICE. Elk. 599S. IA
WlLLYS 1949 station wagon: 4-cyl..
heater and cd, clean throughout,
excel. mechanical cond. Priced for
quick sale, $995. SLIGO MOTORS,
INC, JU. 7-90S0; ewes. GE. O417.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
AUroMoBILEs PoR SALE

lent mechanical uCn condition: iitiiona. exseas snd
p. good tiresi win trade. Priced
o MOTORS INC. su. 7-s0sO; eyes.
sss sSsJ srssgp ssslp no46ss. 5ss. isgs ssy
YFN1o;N. n I; axe. I6s ne HU 5ol1. III
gysEdTiye; i ssss, MxSf;LIo5wEERR ERo MO. B.
is47 osn Sdoor g. srs.S re- : osSs snd
h; overdriye: S895. MAYFLOWER
MOTORS Northeast loeationl, 1901
Mlnnssota ave, ne, vi. 3900..
LINCOLN 1851 Cosmo. conv.: beaut.
drive G os. sas new ne wlE s4ss ss'rs' HysTa Sxar1
guaranteed; So. .3g5. MoNTGoJM.
kE,s kRx s,r9!I ss,T9gBs ss Lineoln Mercury,
MERCURY 1850 club coupe; r., h.
low mileage. / owner. perfect corid. !;
$1,000 or best offer. OR. 9793 after
MERCURY 1850 sedan. dark blue;
esa ss5w w TTcday slsss on.y.5sep sTas G5ssP
tTial 4-month written guarantees.
Ford Dealer iNA. $500. lila VeT.
MHRcURY nIas ny issi aiH sport sedan, mission
gray; :. and h. cyerdrive. Wv.
Flower MOTORS Si;tsSi Northeast NA6- lo-
cation1 1901 Minnesota ave. NE,
MERCURY sgRyi 1s4s sport sedan. B.r-
wick green; 3. and h., overdrive. seat
FLOWER MOTORS Northeast To-
SSation1; 1901 Minnesota ave. ne.
MERCURY 1a47 4-door; r. and h.,
Flower FLO Sfa MOTORS sS Rssn tSortReasMs SSSSS NAY. x.
caticn1 1901 Minnesota ave. ne,
MERcGGRR1 ,1e4s spor. sedan, ps.
sI.s sIss5 MAlrIoaSERR s5S r. %oToEs; SEe5S55ys;
MERCURY 1851 sport sedan. black;
Seat a1s Covers m SS SSySefSs55ive s5v EE otiTss
MOTORS. Hso5Jg iI25 18th st. St. NV. Re.
MERCURY 1881 convertible; yassar
yellow. r. and b., Merc-o-Mati
SM'EE tSs' SssIoss. s'5ss i1ssS ii$s lsts NAY. Z
MERCURY 1860 club coupe; ma
ttfHon. tfssa.. i i;nmns,,i,;:. ana h; oysra5iye, Wy
TLowER ERMadsS,fss MMoroRs. ,1sS, i1gS ISM NAY x.
NV RE- O303. o '" -.
IS q slek lesS pRY ~ EHS f2HY. i9s iasn s:a :ad
:, sts. NV. and 5000 Conn. ave.
NASH 1851 Ambassador Custom;
Hydra. b.. dir. signals; peri. cond.;
>,il;0O0 mi; Sl.995. UN. S576. II
NASH 1850 Statesman 4-door; cd.
$45. ALExANpiRiA Nash. NAsdiniss i7o5 Nj.
vernon ave. Ewes. til 8. Al 1880.
NASH 1850 Statesman 2-dr. sed.
sl.ieeSe. MERsoHs RSssoe5sriss' Z TIoMssoSh: fiTes ss9S
Gnrysler1Plymouth Dealer, 1921 \
Hampden lane, Bethesda. WI. 26l5. 4
NASH 1850 Rambler; excel. mech. |
oner. DU. 6913 after $50. III
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29
Mrs. Theresa Jane
Hunter Succumbs

Mrs. Theresa Jane Hunter, 80,
died Monday at the home of her
son, C. r. Hunter, It's West Cen
ter Street.
Mrs. Hunter was born May 5,
1861 in Jackson County, the
daughter of George and Rcbecca
Kincaid Claar.
Surviving ere five sons, c. r.
Hunter and G. L. Hunter Of Lon
don. K. r. Hunter. New Boston,
Pearl F. of Orient and j. q Hun
ter Of Grove City; three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Grace Allison and Mrs.
Florence Leach of London and
Mrs. Myrta Claar of Los Angeles,
Calf; eighteen grandchildren; "a
great grandchildren and three
great-great grandchildren.
Funeral services Thursday at 2
pm. at the Schlechty-Fichncr
Funeral Home. Interment in Paint
Township Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29

FEB. 15-Federal DAB. and
Income Tax Withholding fCom-
bined Return): Employers who
withheld more than $4,000 dur
ing January from salary or
wages arc to pay amounts with
held to authorized depository
Form 450-Federal Depository
Tseeeipts).
FEB. 15-Fcdcral Income Tax
Corporations: Fiscal year end
ed November 80, 1851; annual re-
turn and 3oa6 insiallmcnt to Col
lector Of Internal Revenue. Final
mstallmcnt of 2Oge fiscal year
February %. 1851.
FEB. 15-Fcderal Income Tax
Individuals: Fourth quarterly
installmcnt and last day to file
amended declaration of estimated
individual income tax for tax
payers on fiscal year ended JAM
uary 81, 1852.
3rd quarterly installment for
fiscal year ending May 81. 1852:
End quarterly installment for fis-
cal year ending Aug. 81. 1852;
1st quarterly installment for fis-
cal year ending Nov &c. 1852.
Annual return on Form 1040
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29
LATE NEWS BRIEFS

WASHINGTON JAN 29The Defense Department today 'dent
list mo 48s)
10 injured
eight previously reported missing in
action.
pledged its constitution to outlaw
plans for building tanks the
thirty workshops delivered 3oo 100000 md small an-per
Japan heaviest industrial
for the assembly OF 20 and 40
tanks.
EGYPT 29-FWe bodies found IN the
Hotel today high
81 the total dead in Saur
rotng and burning by mobs
PARIS JAN2e-Russia charged today
Chinese nationalist troops poised
for strike against Communist China
MINNEAPOLIS JAN 2eUsing the ceeaked
early today II bodies from the ruins of
Reynod
bodies Of others missing
of bricks wood
WASHINGTON 29The Court surprise
off complicated
tribunal immediate action question whe-
children South Carolina
violates the constitution
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29
Mrs. Ann Snyder
Succumbs Friday

Funeral services for Mrs. Ann
Eliza Snyder, IA, 102 Lafayette
Road, who died Friday lin White
Cross Hospital, were at the
Lukens Funeral Home Monday,
tn Rev. A. M. Shenefclt officiat-
ing. Interment in Oak Hill Gem
etery.
Mrs. Snyder had been a semi
invalid for fifteen years, and en-
tered the hospital Thursday. She
had resided in London for many
years until three months ago
when she went to make her home
in Woodstock with her daughter,
Mrs. Edna Wallace.
She was a member of First
Methodist Church and the Wom-
ans Society Of Christian Service
of London
Mrs. Snyder was the widow of
Elmer z. Snyder. Surviving are
two daughters, Miss Mildred
Snyder of Columbus, Mrs. Wal
lace of Woodstock; one son, Mar
vim Snyder, Columbus; a sister,
Mrs. Charles Sehuler of Lucas
Vile; three brothers, John Han
cock, Columbus, Walter Of Lucas
vile and Charles Of Sciotoville;
seven grandchildren and eight
great grandchildren.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29
Local Man In Coma -Four
Days Dies Early Sunday

Forrest Willard Phillips, Az,
found unconscious under mysteri-
Gus circumstances at his home on
S. Madison Rd., Wednesday died
in Mt. Carmel Hospital, Colum-
bus, at 800 am. Sunday.
Mr. Phillips remained in a
coma from the time he was found
until his death, which physicians
following post norton examina-
ton reported resulted from
natural cause.
The physicians report, accord
ing TO London police, stated the
examination disclosed the follow
ing facts:
He had multiple superficial
skin wounds. However there was
no evidence of internal injury in
volying either the brain or other
organs. The report further stated
that Mr.. Phillips had, heart
disease, meningitis and bronchial
it's
Mr.. Phillips was found last
Wednesday morning by Harold
Harrington, and local police lay
ing on the floor against the door
of his home.
The house was in a shambles
with articles of furniture broken
and blood marks in many parts
of the house, causing the police
and sheriff's deputies to investi-
gate the possibility of foul play.
He had suffered surns on the
back which police believed re-
suited from him falling against
the stove.
Physicians were rcpor-5l hav-
ing stated that Philips had prob
ably been unconscious IL to "a
hours before he was found when
Mr. Harrington went TO his home
TO get him to do some work.
1t was believed Monday that
Mr.. Phillips illness could have
caused him to disarrangc the
house in the manner In which it
was found.
Born in Madison County July l.,
1904, MIR. Phillips was the son Of
Thomas and Myrtle Webb Phil
lips. He had resided here his en-
tire life.
Survivors include his father;
one sister, Mrs. Helen Ford in
Germany and one brother, Rob-
ert Phillips of London
Funeral services at the
Schlecty-Fichner Funeral Homo at
800 pm. Tuesday with the Rev.
Greer s. Imbrie, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, Of
ficiating. Interment in Paint
Township Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29
FEBRUARY TAX CALENDAR

and adjustment Of estimated tax
to actual for fiscal year ended
November 80, 1851.
Annual declaration Of estimated
income tax on Form 1010-ES for
fiscal year ended November 80,
1852.
FEB. Is Federal Income Tax
Annual Information Returns:
Federal Forms 1896 and 1899 TO
Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue., Processing Division. Coun-
try Club Station, Kansas City 2,
Missouri. showing summary OF
dividend payments Of $4,000 OF
more to each stoekholder. other
income payments OF $4,000 or
more and interest payments.
Payments upon which income
tax was withheld at source and
reported on Form W. need not
be reported again.
FEB. 15-Propcrts Tax: An
nual return Of schedules to State
Tax Commissioner between Feb
ruary ID to March 81
FEB. 29-FederaI Excise Tax
es: Return and payment Of tax
for the month of January 1852.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29
Club Program To
Assist Youth In
Hunting Accident

London Lions Club has institu-
ted program for raising funds
for the benefit of Cary Buddy"
Jones, 15- year-old London youth
of 213 N. Main St, who suffered
the loss of his left leg as the
result of hunting accident Dec.
81.
According to the clubs COM
mittccmen the program funds are
to be used for medical and other
expenses deemed necessary by the
family and the physician. The
Lions Club voted unanimously at
the Jan. Is meeting to conduct
the program
Emil Z. Yerian is chairman of
the committee which has sent
communications to other organi-
cations explaining purpose of the
program and inviting participa-
ton.
Other members of the club
committee are P. E. Mcdaniel,
c. N. McAllister, C. p. Meyers,
G. G. Schlechty and M. A. Raub.
The committee has requested the
various organizations to handle
their contributions to the pro-
gram through their own organiza-
ton.
The committees letter stated in
part:
This pIcjeet sponsored by the
Lions Club is being administered
in cooperation with the Madison
County Crippled Childrens So
ciety.
After contributions have been
received by the Lions Club all
necessary proceeds will be used
in helping pay expenses for Cary
Buddy Jones. Any surplus
money raised will be turned over
to the Madison County Crippled
Childrens' fund.
The Society is interested in
assisting every physically handi-
capped child in the county and
is affiliated with the Ohio Society
for crippled children.
Tho Society '.as also recently
purchased an audiometer to be
used in conducting hearing
clinic through the county schools
some time this year The Madison
County Board of Health is CO.
operating with and assisting in
all Of the projects in which the
Society is interested in the coun-
ty."
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29
Jets Bat+linq
In Mig Alley

SEOUL, KOREA, JAN. 20 Up
American and Communist jets
battled in MIG alley today as
skies ceared over north Korea.
One Red MIG was damaged.
Twenty two F-S6 Sabre jets
tangled briefly with about SO
MICS from 10000 down to 10000
feet.
A bright sun warmed the snow
covered battlefront. But only
patrol action was reported.
1t. James E. Arnold of Walla
Walla, Wash, reported the dam
aged MIG. There was no report
of allied losses.
Fighter bombers were out in
force. BY 6 pm. U. S. Fifth Air
Force reported 579 missions, and
81 cuts in communist rail lines.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29
Mrs. Theodore
Hammond Dies

Mrs. Theodore CLora) liam
mond, 55, 202 East High Street,
died Saturday at Mercy Hospital,
Springfield, following an opera
tion earlier that week.
She was born March 8, 1896 in
Lawrence County, Kentucky and
had been a resident of this COM
munity a number of years. Her
husband died in 1914.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. George Black, Mrs. Glenn
Downing and Miss Beth Ham,
mond; three sons, ROLAND, Paul
and Ishmall, all of London; a
foster-son, Fred Meadows, Co
lumbus; two brothers, Henry
Young, Columbus and Milton of
Midland, Pa; six sisters, Mrs.
Emma Hall, Mrs. Miles Diamond,
Mrs. Robert Butler, all of Web
vile, KY, Mrs. Lee Diamond, CO.
lumbus, Mrs. Mervin Boyd. Johns
town and Mrs. James Bryant,
South Charleston and four grand
children.
Funeral services at the resi-
dence at 2 pm. Tuesday, the Rev.
Mr.. Chambers of Columbus, of
ficiating. Interment in Paint
Township Cemetery.
Friends may call at the resi-
dencc.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29
BURGLARS VISIT
z FIRMS here
SATURDAY Night

London police were invcstigat-
ing two burglaries Sunday.
Thieves who gained entrance by
breaking a rear window pilfcred
S53.31 cash from the office at the
Barnhart Sales Co, on West
High Street, Saturday night or
Sunday morning. Chief. of Police
German Clark reported
Probably the same thieves were
responsible for breaking into the
p. E. Mcdaniel Ford garage on
E. High St, the same night, the
police reported.
The safe in the office of this
concern had been tampered with,
although the burglars were un-
able to open it. No money or 9TH
er valuables were reported miss
ing. Entrance was gained by
breaking a rear window.
AT Barnharts the burglars en-
tered both sides of the station by
breaking or removing parts of
the windows.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29
In Marines

Wayne w. Hastings son of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul J. Hastings of
London. is now undergoing train
ing at the Marine Corps Recruit
Depot, San Diego. Calf.
The 21-year old former Cataw-
ba High School student was in
Quoted in the Marine Corps at
Cincinnati, Ohio, recently.
During the eigth-weck Boot
Camp" as recruit training is
commonly called, Private Hast
ings win become versed in such
basis military subjects rs preci-
sion drill, first aid, Marine Crops
history and mission and field tao
tics.
Hastings was employed In
Springfield, before reporting for
service with the Marine Crops
He is married to the former Bon
mic J. Warren of Springfield.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29
Dan B. Smith
Dies Saturday

Dan 3. Smith, 73, a former
Madison county resident. died Sat-
urday in st. Francis Hospital, Co
lumbuS.
Mr.. Smith, who resided at 929
Oak Street, Columbus, had been
an ice dealer there for many
years. He was the husband of the
late Clara Smith.
Surviving arc two sons, Henry
Smith, III c nan c sburg and
Howard L. Smith, Columbus; a
sister, Mrs. Harriet Crosby of
Bremerton, Wash. and brother.
Leslie Smith of Milford Center
and ten grandchildren.
Funeral services at the Denton,
Donaldson & Kuhns Funeral
Home, Columbus, at 2 pm. Tues
day Interment in Sunset Gene
terry, Alton.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29
Rites For Plain
City Victim OF
Crash Monday

Funeral services were at pm.
Monday at Plain City for Paul
Armentrout. 38, of 156 King Ave,
Columbus, who died Friday in
University Hospital of injuries
suffered Jan. 18 when his auto
crashed into a stone fence on
Route 33, near Henderson Rd. He
was the son Of Clint Armentrout
Of Plain City.
He was pinned in the car for
some time before the accident
was discovered by an off duty
state highway patrolman who
fre c d Armentrout from the
wreckagc.
Besides his father, he leaves
six sisters and two brothers.
Interment in Forest Grove
Cemetery at Plain City.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29
MarcI, OF Dimes
Show Here Feb. 6

The London March of Dimes
Committee, headed by Mrs. r. ~
Ardrey, today announced that
the George Riddle Attractions of
Columbus will present variety
vaudeville show as a March of
Dimes benefit entertainment in
the London Armory the night of
Wednesday February 6.
Featured in the entertainment
will be the George Riddle Trio,
professional musicians and enter
tainers.
Performances by cyclists will
also be presented along with a
variety of other features, all Of
which promise a full evening of
entertainment for benefit of the
March of Dimes in London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29
Local Stores
To Fe eature 3
Dollar DAYS

One dollar bargains will be
given top billing in London
stores Thursday, Friday and
Saturday January 81, February
1-2.
London merchants have uni
ted to provide customers with
three special days of buying
opportunities designed as
Dollar Days.
Stocks have been checked
during the last two weeks with
an eye to offering patrons a
'ariety of buys which even
their regular customers may
find exceptional. Store hours
during the three Dollar Days
will remain unchanged, accor-
ding to management of the par
ticipating stores.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29

James r. Taylor, radioman.
first class, USN, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James NJ. Taylor of Route
?, and husband of Mrs. Nancy
Jean Taylor Of t22 West High,
all of London, is serving at the
u, S. Naval Air Station, Jackson
vile, Fla, where he is attached
to the Communications Depart
met.
Taylor, who entered Naval ser
vice in Dec, 1871. attended Lon
don High School, and was en-
ployed by International Harves-
ter Co, in Springfield before his
recall to active duty in Dec, 1851.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29
Woman Killed
In Car Crash
At 40-38

Mrs. Robert 9. Edwurds
Of neoF piumwood was kill
led shortly before z p. m.
tuesday when fhe uufo in
which she was riding with
her husbond wcs involved i'm
q collision with q truck uf
fhe intersection Of Routes 30
end 20. Deputy Sheriff Ken
meth johnson reported.
Mr.. Edwords, who wos in
iured in she crash wos foken
10 q London physicians of
flee by ,imbulonce.
Deputies from Sheriff
HoroId Bidwell's office were
Investigating fhe crosh.
Defcils of fhe Cccident
and fhe exfenf of Mr..
Edwards injuries were un-
cvaiIoble at 2:3o .. m.
today.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29
Redding Funeral
Wednesday z .. m.

Mrs. Renzo CWilma) Redding,
81, died at Doctors Hospital, Co
lumbus, Monday.
Surviving are her husband; two
daughters. Gertrude Redding and
Mrs. Emma Cruel; a son, Ev-
erett; three brothers, Ralph, Paul
and Ardry Highmiller; three sis
ters, Mrs. Margaret Mckillup,
Mrs. Ruth Dick and Mrs. Helen
Waterman.
Fneral services at the Snyder
Funeral Homo, Mt. Sterling at
2 pm. Wednesday. Interncnt Mt.
Sterling. Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29

Parolee Held In
Chicken Sale

Arrested by police on a charge
of operating an auto without a
drivers license, Bob jackson, Of
London. parelee from the Ohio
penitentiary, was being held in
the county Jail Monday while
Sheriff Harold Bidwcil and depu-
tics investigated the source of u
Barred Rock hens ne allegedly
sold in London.
Sheriff Bidwell said Jackson
has served four sentences in con
ncction with theft Of chickens.
Jackson, who has been working
on q farm west OF Mt. Sterling,
was taken into custody by police
Sunday morning on South Main
ST, the sheriff said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29
Scholarship
Tests Feb. |

Annual general scholarship
tests for high school seniors
will be held Feb. | or 2 in all
Of the states SO counties.
About 1900 seniors are ex-
pected to compete in the twenty
second annual tests, DR.. Clyde
Hissong state education director.
said Friday. Each senior in the
upper 40 per cent Of his class is
eligible.
Students with high test rank
ings are eligible to from one TO
four-year scholarships in several
Ohio universities. City and county
school superintendents are in
charge Of the tests.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-29
Red China NAV
Wash Hands OF
Armistice Work

MUNSAN, KOREA, JAN. %
GRp-The Communists hinted to-
day that Red China would wash
its hands of direct participation
in administering a Korean arm
istice.
The hint was cryptic and in
direct. 1t came during a meeting
Of staff officers on truce super
vision at which the U.N. Com
mand reported progress was be-
ing made"
In another truce meeting, how
evr, Reds flatly rejected an allied
plan for exchanging prisoners. The
Communists were promptly told
they must contribute something
if an. agreement is to be reached.
The Chinese hands-off was
made by a north Korean during
discussion of an 18-page u. n.
program for supervising the
truce. The Allied plan provided
that civil administration of the
Red half of demilitarized zone
would "be the joint responsibility
Of the supreme commander o.
the Korean Peoples Army and
the commander of the Chinese
Peoples Volunteers.
North Korean Coz. Chang Chun
San, principal Rcd staff officer,
asked that the word joint and
the phrase commander Of the
Chinese Peoples Volunteers. be
stricken This would leave admin
istration of the area exclusively
in the hands Of north Koreans.
Brig. Gen. William p. Muckols,
u. N. Command spokesman, com
mcntcd If this is an indication
the Chinese don't want to have
anything to do with administering
an armisticc it is the first time
TO my knowledge
There was no implication that
Chinese considered withdrawing
their troops during an armistice.
The Reds tentatively agreed to
the first II paragraphs Of the 81
paragraph allied draft. But they
raised objection to the 18th, the
last considered before they adj
journed for the day
Reds protested proposed rota-
ton of $4,000 u. N. troops a
month during an armisticc. The
Communists said they were as
tonishcd at the figure. Reds orig
inally had objected to any rota-
ton but later agreed to 5000
month";
Nuckols cautioned against opti-
mism over the work of staff off
GERS.
Tho items discussed today and
on which tentative agreement was
expressed arc largely non-contro-
versal," he said.
Libby presented the u. n. Ia
point draft Monday. North Korean
Maj. Gen. Lee Sang Cho turned
it down today.
He objected primarily to:
|. Voluntary repatriation OF
prisoners. The Eeds insist all
prisoners of war be exchanged,
regardless Of their individual
wishes.
q Visits to POW camps by In
ternational Committee of the
Red Cross. Lee referred to it as
the Red Crosses of your side
3. a parole agreement that
prisoners exchanged for civilians
or not repatriated would not fight
again In the Knrean War