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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-04
Revival Services
At South SoIon

Evangelistic Services are now
in progress at the South SoIon
Congregational Christian Church
each evening Except SAT- at 7:30
p. M. The services close on De-
cember 13. All are invited to
attend.
The Evangelists are Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred r. Richardson, Jr.,
Mr.. Richardson began preaching
at the age of II. At that age
he travelled with Y. F. c. L.
Gospel Team behind the Iron
Curtain in Berlin, Germany. He
returned the next summer of
1850 to carry on the same work.
He took many documentary pic
lures of Communist work behind
the Iron Curtain. He will show
some of these pictures one night
during the services. Mr.. Ritchard-
son is now the founder and di-
rector of the Harvest Vision Mis-
sion, Inc, which is working a.
mong the refugees in Berlin.
Since 1850 Mr.. Richardson has
been travelling over the u. S.
conducting evangelistic services.
He is a young man with the in-
terest of youth at heart and with
a message for all. He also con-
ducts the music with the asSiS-
tance of his wife who plays the
Hammond Organ, Trumpet, and
does vocal work.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-04
A. S. KimbaII Speaker
At Country Club Meet

A. S. Kimbau, of the Ohio State
Bureau of Identification, will speak
at the Mems Night Dinner at the
London Country Club, Monday
night, December Z. His subject will
be a discussion of the operation
and results of a Lie Detector."
The party will start with So
cial hour at six o'clock. Dinner
will be served at seven.
Committee members are, F. E.
Kidwell chairman, Karl Burr, Jay
Florence, Clyde Goodyear, Dean
Goodyear, c. A. Hanson, Forrest
Hanson, r. P. Hood, c. L. Hunter,
E. r. Lanigan, DR.. r. F. Lay
bourne, Harold Marx, NJ. c. Mer-
rick, John L. Owsley and Earl Rob-
inSon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-04
New Gas Pipeline
At Halfway Mark

Construction of the new natural
gas pipeline from Louisiana to ter
ritory served by the Ohio Fuel
Gas Company went beyond the
halfway point this week.
Some 1900 pipeliners, many
working more than II hours a day,
marked the laying of the 5OOth
mile of an 860-mile line which will
bring more gas to this area next
fall.
F. E. Kidwell, Ohio Fuel manag-
er here, said construction is pro-
ceeding ION schedule" at various
points between the Louisiana Gulf
Coast and the Kentucky-West Vir-
ginia border.
Gulf Interstate Gas Co, who
will own the S129, 100000 pipeline,
estimate it will be completed by
next November.
Fourteen crews, each consisting
of about 24O men, are laying up to
a mile-and-ahalf of pipe each day,
depending on the terrain.
Some of the big pipe is being
lowered from barges in the Lou
isiana narsh-land, and some is be-
ing buried in ground that is about
IS percent rock in the. Kentucky
hills.
A 330-mile system of smaller
pipe is being laid in Louisiana to
gather gas from wells and feed it
into the 30-inch main line.
When completed the new line
will deliver up to 375 million cubic
feet of natural gas daily to the
United Fuel Gas Company of
Charleston, w. Va. There it will
become a part of the pooled supply
of the Columbia Gas System. Ohio
Fuel is an affiliate of Columbia.
Mr.. Kidwell said the Mississippi
River, one of the toughest barriers,
was crossed successfully at a point
near Greenville, Miss.
To assure continuous deliveries
across the two miles of swift-flow-
ing water, four lines were laid 4C
feet under the river bed. The eros
sing took six months and cost
more than $3,000,00O.
Other major rivers to be crossed
are the Kentucky, near Richmond
KY; the Cumberland, near Nash,
vile, Tenn; the Tennessee in De,
catur County, Tenn; and the Red
near Alexandria, La.
Foundations have been poured
for five big compressor stations
along the route. Each will house
four 2,000-horsepower units tt
pump the gas over the $50 miles
and each will cost nearly 81 mil.
lion.
Communications, vital to the op.
Grafton of the line, will be main,
tained through a two-day system
of 18 radio stations and 100 mobile
units in trucks and cars.
United Fuel has contracted tC
buy more than two trillion cubic
feet of gas to be delivered over &
20-year period.
The company is negotiating tc
buy additional supplies in an at
tempt to keep up with the const
antly-increasing demand, Mr.. Kid
we'll said
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-04
BUDGET HEARINGS COMPLETED
and TAX RATES SET

The Madison County Budget Commission composed of
E. Sdner Roger B. Counts and Forrest R. Hanson
completed all Budget Hearings and the following rates
the 1854 Hearings held with all
boards which consists of IA Township Trustee Boards Corpor
alton Boards II School Boards and four Library Boards In
addition this group of Boards the Health Department is
regular hearing with all the Trustees of the town
October 27 and ended No
Vember 4h Much interest shown by all taxing districts
the number representatives present each
hearing general Madison County down with the
exception districts that had voted leveS
comparative schedule rates given below:
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-04
Four County Men
Enter Service

Madison County Selective Serv-
ice will send four Madison county
men to Ft. Hayes, Columbus, for
induction, Wednesday, December
9.
The list includes, Marion E. Nc
Donald, jamestown; Alfred b.
Mancini, Everett D. Simpson and
Douglas Slone, all London, and
John Galbreath of Mt Sterling.
Madison County men who will
go to Ft. Hayes for physical ex-
aminations, Tuesday, December
Is, are, Harold r. Stevens and
Marion Bussey, London, S. c. Le-
master Columbus, and Moses J.
HOStetlpY, plain Citv
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-04
Davidson Honored
AT Wilmington

Dave "Satch" Davidson, fresh
man at Wilmington College re-
ceived football award at the Will
mington College annual football
banquet last Saturday night, ac-
cording to report from the coll
lege. The young Londoner was un-
able to play as a regular when in
high school here due to an ailment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-04
Spelling Contest
Set Next Spring

The annual spelling contest for
elementary schools is scheduled
for early spring in Columbus, ac-
cording to announcement by Coun-
ty Superintendent r. D. Webster.
% Schools of the county system
will have their spelling bees pre-
ceding the definite date that will
be announced later, in order to
choose the county's participant in
the Columbus contest.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-04
JAMES r. TAYLORS
HAVE DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Taylor
of Jacksonville, Florida. announce
the birth of a daughter, Dawn
Marie, November 19. The baby
weighed six pounds, nine and one
half ounces. Mr.. Taylor's mother,
Mrs. James M. Taylor, London,
RID. No. 2, left November 10
for Florida, to spend some time
with her son and daughter-in-law.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-04
MANSFIELD PROMOTED

DR., H. G. Mansfield, with the
US. Forces in Austria, has been
promoted to the rank Of major, ac-
cording to word received by rela-
tives and friends here.
Major Mansfield, a former Lon
don dentist and his family, are re-
siding in Vienna, Austria.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-04
Jim Conway Wins
Kenyon College
Football Letter

GAMBLER, OHIO-Jim Conway,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Con-
way, 142 North Main ST, London,
was awarded a varsity football
letter at a college assembly Nov
a. Jim is a freshman at Kenyon
College, Gambler, Ohio, and is a
graduate of London High School
He played regular guard during
the season.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-04
School Enrolment
Increase Continues

Enrolment in the schools of the
Madison County system continues
to increase appreciably, according
to Supt. r. D. Webster. The in
crease has been noticed especially
in the eastern half of the county
since the close of the 1928
school year.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-04
Local Rainfall
Only LIZ Inches
In Three Months

Precipitation of 80 of an inch on
November %, raised the total for
the month to 1.22 inches, which is
1.27 inches below normal. The past
three months produced a total of
only 2.84 inches.
The maximum temperature for
November was II degrees on the
twentieth with a minimum of
Is degrees on the twenty-eighth.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-04
WATER Off

The water will be turned off
Tuesday night, December 8, at
midnight for repair of valves,
according to announcement
from the London Department Of
Water.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-04
WEBSTER ATTENDS MEET

R. d. Webster, Madison County
Superintendent of Schools was in
Wilmington Wednesday attending
a meeting of County Superintend-
ents of the Southwest District.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-04
Leman Vandal On
Way Home From
Duty In England

BUSSEY HALL, ENGLAND -
Cpl. Leman L. Vandal, whose wife,
Lillian, lives at 420 Pearl St,
Newcomerstown, Ohio, is schedul-
ed to return to the US. in Decem-
Der after serving with the Army's
32d Anti-Aircraft Artillery Bri-
gade in England.
Corporal Vandal, who arrived
overseas last December, is a me-
chanic in the brigade's sd Chem
ical Company. Son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Vandal, London, Ohio, he en-
tered the Army in January 1852
and was formerly stationed at
Camp Polk, La.
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
Mr.. and Mrs. James Terry, Ken
ia Road, announce the birth of a
son at Mt. Carmel Hospital, Sun
day, November %.
NELSON BABY
IN HOSPITAL
Master James Thomas Nelson,
two-weeks old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Nelson. Liberty Street, is in
Children's Hospital for observation
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-04

Every citizen must remember that increase rates
the that evies have been voted in that district
that the Budget Commission only certify rates that
people district the opportunity decide
themselves polls Comparison of rates with
other counties will find that rates little
lower
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-04

All1G LyhGS "dANIo SAA anu
spelled out the word in re-
verse!
WEATHER OR NOT
Our weatherman, Leonard
McNeal, sent in the following
"pome" and we think it hits
the spot. 1t goes like this ..
Before the dying embers,
/ weigh my last regrets,
When right-no one re-
members,
When wrong-no one for
gets!
MOO
Research reveals that COWS
kept in comfort stalls give
more milk than cows kept in
old-fashioned tie-in stalls.
Milk of human kindness
FOOD
Old Haywood Snuggs gal
friend, Big Nancy, says that
the hardest meal she has to
get is breakfast in bed!
And old Haywood was heard
to say as he skunk off through
the woods, ITS better to have
loved and lost than never to
have had any money in the
first place"
HuMMN!
Perhaps the thing tn at
makes the old car look so
good is the price of a new one.
HILLYBILLY
We heard about a hill-billy
band which was so bad that'
during square dance someone
dropped a tray of dishes and
everyone got up and started
dancing.
KNOCK kNoSN
"Knock-knock."
who's there?"
"Fiddlestick."
"Fiddlestick who?
IF you sleep under short
blankets, your fiddlestick
outw
suoN THoT
A peeping tom is just Win
dow-shopping wolf!
WIMMIN
Woman to man following
collision of autos you
knew / was going to do some
thing stupid! Why didn't you
wait to see what it was?"
WELL7 >,
It's been said that you can't
fool nature. Whoever MADE
this statement has never been
to beauty shoppe.
WISE WOHDo
The great philosopher, Goe-
the said this-"There are nine
requisites for contented living:
Health enough to make work
a pleasure; wealth enough to
support your needs; strength
to battle with difficulties and
overcome them; grace enough
to confess your sins and for
sake them; patience enough to
see some good in your neigh
Dor. love enough to move you
to be useful and helpful to
others; faith enough to make
real things of God; hope
enough to remove all anxious
fears concerning the future.
PoLLYTICS
Reason they have so many
bureaus down in Washington
is because they have to have
some place to put all the shirts
they take off peoples backs.
DUMB DORA
Dumb Dora walked to the
ticket window and asked for
two tickets for tonights per-
formance. Ticket taker said,
"Sorry. All sold out but I can
give you two standing room
tickets"
Dora thought a moment ana
asked, Are they together? !?
PoME
Why must forbearance,
BE limited to parents?
DEFENSE
Well, finally somebody has
come out in defense of the
male animal. Doctor up In
Chicago says that the reason
men die sooner than women is
because, and we quote, WON
en- drive their husbands too
hard"
LESSON
Irate father: 'T'Il teach you
to make love to my daughter,
young man"
Young Man: wish you
would, sir! I don't seem to be
getting anyplace!"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-04
i OUR
"a Town
MISTAKE

In the third grade Christmas
pageant, four little cherubs
had rehearsed their part in
which they were supposed to
come on stage, each carrying
a large placard re "a ding
STAR. Imagine the conster-
nation of the teacher when the
little tykes walked on and
spelled out the word in re-
verse!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-04
FOOD
HUM MN!

HUM MN!
Perhaps the thing tn a t
makes the old car look so
good is the price of a new one.
HILLYBILLY
We heard about a hill-billy
band which was SO bad that
during a square dance someone
dropped a tray of dishes and
everyone got up and started
dancing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-25

AHouses For Rent

THREE BEDROOM house. with
large living room. large dining
rcem. al electric kitten. spacious
grounds, South and Grlnnen. No
aegs. msr24.stx
- y
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-25

2 BRUSSELS RUGS for sale.
Very reasonable. SIS Whitehead.
Phone 2-5l17. mar2S-stx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-25

HOUSE % eceanfrnnt and high.
way. n miles from Key West.
Farn, bedrooms, very modern
kisehsn, lgunasFmFi, elsSsrlSigy. 2
Aa,ks. beautiful vStaH view. beat
Gss.a CD dFssIad tAxnhsl. fsS.ls-
ties for SWIMMING Ai95 Call tItsa
gas at Summeflsad Kev Nj. :
marie sst, tues thurs a
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ONE U. S. Postage stamp dis
penser, $500. Apply Gulfstream
Food Dept. Store, 1l05 White st.
mar25-f
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2 BEDROOM house with sleeping
porch and corport. $40, 90,
terms. 1928 Staples. mar24-tf
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
DIAL 2-566l
2S-Real Estate For Sale
CCONTNUEDl

FOR SALE, reasonable. 2-bedroom
house. Furnished or unfinished.
All electric kitchen. Large fenced
yard. 2425 Fogarty Ave. mar24tf
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PARAKEET BREEDERS and
babies, $S.75 each. Also, baby
furniture for sale, cheap. Phone
2-2317. mar2s.st
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-25

PARCEL. No BeSlAniaS az
the Northeast caraFr
Southeast ugartef of the on Sc
west uuarNsF ct SGctfu
: Township so Son5h. 8e
East. thence SoltA q ar
OF chains. laen " 8K
chains and IS links. saef
North cha MS. tten I,et
chains and rs links
point OF hesinning con tiaa
IL acres more or lest
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-25

ELIZA E9TELf. RORERT.3
all OF whose Addresses ara un-
known, and az other uaknt.wn psw.
sons claiming by. thTeuga. uuaer
or againGt any OF tn RhaYe-
named defendants. and al osheF
persons interested In lhe ~ aA na
described prapS~t situate Ia the
County Of Monroe. STATE 81 + RE
da. to.wli.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-25

sul,.eriI,sl % II.e Clli1en
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-25

PARCEL 40. al The North
half Of the Southwest quarter
of the SOU Invest quarter -
Section -. Township So south.
Range 40 Ealet containing 80
acres. more or less
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-25

FURN. 2 bedroom house. Sleeping
porch. All electric. Tub, shower.
Garden. Adults. Lease. Phone
2-577S. mar25.tf
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5-4-Roons For Rent

4UlCIS rooming house. Rooms
with and without private baths.
CAL after 3 pm. 227 Duval st.
mar2-tf
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2+-Business Opportunities
tC0NFxN6x
SAMPLE -BRINoS $500

IN MONTH, exceptional earnings
selling patented hinged wooden
sandals that ''Flex" with footl
Crepe Soles. interchangeable straps
in gay colors! Friends, neighbors
buy on sight. Send for money.mak.
ing sample outfit. Wil.Mar Flexi-
clogs, Gulfport, Miss. mar24.2tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-25

CLEAN, quiet rooms. / block from
business district. Free parking.
513 Whitehead. ar1e.6tx
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Wednesday, March as. 1883 THE KEY CITIZEN Pas. II
Page II
Houses For Rent
CC0NTruEDI

TWO BEDROOM residence. 500
monthly. No pets. Phone 2.22SS.
AT Catherine st. mar2s-st
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-25

FOR THE BEST ON THE
LOWER FLORIDA KEYS SEE
HUDGNS & ALFONSO, INC.
Summerland Key Post Office
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Six Subdivisions

Town site lots - waterway lots -
beach front lots - highway lots
- ocear front lots. Small acreage
tracts. Two houses on ocean. Larg
est development and fastest grow
ing community on Lower Keys.
All Utilities
Il miles from Key West. Phone
Operator (Long Distance) Sum
merland Key.
MARI, mon, wed fritz
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33-Miscellaneous
tcoNTnguxDl

RINGER Type washer with pump
in good condition, 5000. 2O''
tricycle., practically new. $1,000. a
FELTON, Rd. mhr2l.et
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NOTICE or INTENTION To APs
PIT T e. sksseAssssE ri SsrL LOCAL

NOTICE or INTENTION TO AP.
On sfxtTxL Sill
Notice Ia hereby given that. pur.
suant 10 the rsauiremsnt Of section
Al OF Article III Of the Constitution
Of the state 81 rioriaa, 50 amended
a. the central aisction IN 1873. ap-
riieatien will be made By the IN.
dsrsigne1 10 the Legislature % the
STATE 81 YiorIda az the regular sss.
sion OF said Legislature - be hsld
during ne year 1854 for the pas.
sage OF q local or special bill
Providing That Permits May
be Issued for summer pes
Racing PERIODS u Monroe
countY. FioFidA without re-
gard 10 the Distance the Track
N ths Applleant VIII be Prem
the Trark OF Any Existing
winter permit Holder And
pravIdiaa TAAt summer bog
pa. Track MesflnKs ia MOnr
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Held OATS DartnK ths Period
frtseu lane 1H 80 Nas sus0sF
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HlLARfo RAMOS
mar9.tskt
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NOTICE or INTENTION TO AP-
PLY FOR PASSAGE or LOCAL


NOTICE or INTENTION TO APP
PLY FOR PASSAGE or LOCAL
on SPECIAL BILL
Notice 10 hereby given that. pur-
suant 10 the requirement OF section
81 OF Article III OF the Constitution
OF the state OF Florida. as amended
At the general election ia 1888, APP
pIication will be made by the nn-
tisrsigned 10 the Legislature OF the
state of Florida at the regular ses.
sion OF aaid Legislature 80 be held
during the year 1859 for the pas.
sage OF a local or special bill
An Act 10 Provide for the Ap-
pointment ~ an Office Deputy
Supervisor of Registration for
Monroe County. Florida. and
to Provide for the salary
Therefor.
Dated at Kay west, Florida, this
aGth day ~ March, AID. 1853.
SAMUEL Z, PINDER. 81,
narzk.Its3
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BEAUTIFUL mahogany finish Wur.
liter Spinet piano. $4,000 cash.
Phone after / PM. 2-617S.
mar2l-3tx
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EXPERIENCED Cashier sales
Clerk Part az fuli time. Apply
Mt ho~laaa. Paul J SASF gsWel.
sEs mEE2s 81
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PRODUCE SAILS clerk Apply as
person 6tlls9ream FasNi Depg
Store, SGgSees PARK. mars Il
Evening star., 1953-04-24
MorrioeeLicense
Applications

Under D. c. Ian couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, Uait three full days
and receive the license on the
nth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
20. both OF 1926 21st st. NV.
sydney Breese. jr.. 81, Silver Spring. Nd
and Anna Higgins, 81. 1888 s7th st
"s .ss ssEsT s:Ess k.Ss rs ss 81 1913 tts isa Il !:
NV.
Lamotte Norris, q. ,572o 25th ave; NV.
and Winifred Ashton, 10. 2sO2 ais
lOSs 18th bead q Al 90 a. and Frances cov.n' 4s
Raymond Jones, 50, Raleigh, N. c., ant
Gladys 0uinchett, "a. 308 ! lth st. ne
Christopher LeMark. 80. USN Receiving
station. and Dorothy Dunn. 20. I01(
Ted Miller. 81. GAG E; Capitol St, ane
, Marjorie qreenlsaf. 20. 235 I'd st. ne
qrSIissnffSlS rIisS TSom %s 1917 q s. 6 Bay, ave Ma
Robert Zeitinger, "a, st. Louis. Mo. ant
J9couelyn Read. "a. 112 Wilmington
Jack Dichter. 80, and Eva soroka. 21
John Angeles. SO. and. Alice Beatty. 23
both Of 902 L st. NV.
Stanley Fedder. 80. Alexandria, Va, anc
suzanne Grosner. 26.. 1898 Newark
st. NV.
Thomas Marcos. %. Glenn Dale. Nd, ant
Eileen Lancaster. 25, Bowie, Md.
Charles Moss, 23 alexandria. Va. ant
Earl storm Fl. 1575 Trenton st. Sc. ant
Austine Smiler; 21; 333 18th st. sc.
Eugene Waters. q. zoos E st. ne, ant
Robert sandell: jr;. 25. and Mary Neser
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Evening star., 1953-04-24
Government Shuts Down
Five Magnesium Plants
BY the Associosed Press

The Government has an
nounced it is closing five Of its
six magnesium plants.
Commissioner w. E. Reynolds
of the Public Buildings Service
said yesterday the cut back re-
suited from a review by the
Munitions Board of current and
future requirements.
The plants being closed are
at Painesville, Ohio; Canaan,
Conn; Wingdale, N. Y; MAN.
teca. Calf. and Spokane, Wash.
Private firms have operated
them for the Government un-
der contract.
The shutdowns will reduce
Government output from about
1876 million pounds a year 70
about 80 million pounds. MI.
Reynolds said the capacity of
plants in private industry is
about 56 million pounds annu-
ally.