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Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
STURDY GLASSES

PRESCOTT, Ariz. - (H) - Her
man EdwardsOn. observer in a ci-
VlIian air patrol plane on a mess
aSe-drOpping training mission
leaned out of the plane to drop a
message. The wind whipped off his
glasses. The ground crew. 500 feet
below, picked them up, unbroken
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
Conference On Aged
Planned At UniUersitB
November II
(contlnued rrom nrgt No.,

Continued from nrst page)
Delaware, and Mr.. James M Poe.
ofoW, secretary Of the Unemploy-
ment Compensation Commission
VIII serve on the panel.
Principal speakers at the con-
ference will be DR.. John A. Perkins
president Of the University Of Del-
aware; Evan Clague, special as
slstant to the Secretary Of Labor
and Commissioner Of Labor cfsfie.
TICS; and G. Warfeld Hobbs, III.
wee president OF the National CITY
Bank Of New York.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
Laurel Student Wins
$4,000 Scholarship
(continued Irom flrgt D.rel

tFotn Hrst pagel
= plus IN his major field of study
TO achieve this honor.
EDWARD was reared on a farm
near Laurel His parents. Mr.. and
MRS. Edwin 3. Ralph, operate the
tarm at the present time. After
graduation, Edward expects to re-
turn to the farm.
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instead Of a chuck key, or is
careless when working with a
soldering iron. may saw himself
instead of his lumber. get stuck
with a flying drill and finish by
burning his house down. Read
the directions that come with
each tool and follow them.
2. Dress for the occasion.
Dangling ties, loose cuffs, hang
ing shirttails are prey for ma
chinery. Goggles are a must
when performing a grinding OPP
Grafton. Even gloves have their
place-on when handling rough
or abrasive material, off when
using power equipment.
3. Keep a clean house. Fires
start easily when sawdust is left
on a floor, or when greasy rags
are stuffed in any old container.
Oxygen and acetylene that feed
a gas Welding torch can cause
an explosion if not stored away
properly. Misplaced stepladders
or tools have resulted in broken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-25
Here Are Sofety Tips for Hondymon

Lots of Sunday carpenters are
handy with a hammer, but not
so handy with their thumbs. It
seems thumbs will get in the
way.
So pay attention to safety
tips. Some can be interesting.
One safety expert sums 1t up
this way:
IF 'out-of the Office and
workshop is your idea
Of week end or a vacation,
make sure you don't end up
with Observation-Disclosures
into-a-spint.'"
More than half of all accidents
occur in the home, with more
each year resulting from work.
shop projects.
So here are a few free insur-
ance policy pointers:
l. Know your tools and how
TO use them. The man who
neglects to put guards on circu-
lar saws or planers, uses his
fingers to tighten drill chucks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-25

second floor is used for bedrooms
for my children. Have you any
suggestions for keeping the Sec
ond floor livable during hot sum-
mer months? The attic can only
be reached by a hatchway which
is rather small.
Answer. An effective treat
ment to make the bedrooms liv-
able, also the rooms on the first
floor, is to install an efficient
attic ventilating fan. A fan of
this type will draw heated air
out of the rooms Of the house,
and in doing so, the cooler out
side evening air will be brought
into the house. This movement of
air will give the feeling of COM
fort and cool all the surfaces
in the house.
Soft Brick.
Question: We have brick
foundations and the bricks on
the outside are not too bad, but
those in the basement are soft
and powdery. How would I go
about getting a hard finish?
Answer: About the best you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-25

legs and Sprained ankles. A good
workman never leaves his shop
without first putting everything
in order. Padlocks protect
youngsters.
4. Have flrst-aid supplies
handy. You don't need a COM
plete drugstore. But you should
have remedies for cuts and
burns. Even a small injury can
cause infection. Keep bandages,
tape, scissors, vaseline and q
good disinfectant handy. When
you burn yourself a little dab Of
petroleum jelly can prevent Bills
tering and infection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-25
Existing Outlet
Can Be Used for
Kitchen Wall Fan

Question: I would like to in
stall a fan in the wall of my
kitchen, venting into an old un-
used stove outlet: Would this
be a suitable arrangement or
would I have any trouble from
dirt and grease accommodating in
the outlet, and would there be
any fire hazard?
Answer: Many people have ar
ranged just such an outlet for
their kitchen exhaust fan with
satisfactory results. However, I
would like to point out that there
is always the possibility of a
back-draft during a strong wind
which could blow greasy, odor-
GUS air back into the kitchen
through the fan. I do not think
there would be any fire hazard.
Stained Linoleum.
Question: 7 have a yellow and
brown marbelized linoleum in
my powder room. A small leak
In the plumbing was unnoticed
for a day or so, which caused
an ugly stain on the floor COW
ering. have tried everything
but cannot remove the discol-
grafton.
Answer: II the discoloration
has not penetrated too deeply,
you may be able to remove it
by rubbing with a thick suds of
mild soap and 90" steel wool.
If the stain has become deep,
about the only thing you could
do would be to cut out the dam
aged area and patch it with q
matching piece of linoleum.
Paint Questions.
Question: In painting the ex-
terror of a house don't you think
that a tWo-coat paint job will
outlast a one-coat job? Also, is
1t best to use the same paint for
the undercoat (thinning it
bit) and for the top coat?
Answer: You are right in as
Stunning that two coats of paint
will last longer than a one coat
job. 1t is always advisable to
thin the undercoat according to
directions on the can. The un-
dercoat should always be of the
same type of paint.
Black Spot on Copper.
Question: Our new copper
screens have black spots on them.
We tried removing them with
one of the copper cleaning prep
aratlons, also securing powder,
without much success. Could you
suggest something else we could
try?
Answer: Take off the present
lacquer with lacquer thinner (be
careful of fire.. then use the
copper cleaner. Wipe the metal
with benzine and apply a coat of
spar varnish thinned with an
equal amount of a half-and-
half mixture of linseed oil and
turpentine.
Shingling a House.
Question. plan to shingle my
house with asphalt shingles.
Would it be practical to use
aluminium foil insulating paper
under the shingles instead of
the usual roofing paper? The
main purpose is to keep the heat |
out of the attic.
Answer. Aluminium foil if |
placed on the sheathing and |
covered with shingles would give
you no insulation. To obtain |
effective results, there should be
an air space on each side of the
aluminium sheet. When the foil |
is in contact with any solid sub
stance it then becomes a con-
ductor of heat and cold and not
an inSulator.
Hot Rooms on Second Floor.
Question. I own an old, two
floor. one-family home. The
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could do is to dampproof the ex-
terror Of the foundation walls
down to the footing by coating
them with an asphalt or hot
tar dampproofing. After the ex-
cavatlon work around the walls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-25

is done, allow the moisture to
evaporate and brush off all soil
before doing the dampproofing.
All exceptionally soft brick
should be dug out and hard
brick put in its place. BY keeping
the moisture out of the brick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-25

work, further disintegration gen.
orally stops. The interior walls
can then be painted with any
good grade of dampproof cement
base paint, the kind that comes
in powder form and is mixed
with water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
Miss Tanner Bride
OF Mr.. Mueller

Miss Genevieve Ellen Tanner.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
w. Tanner, recently became the
bride of Mr.. John George Muel-
Ter, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence G.. Mueller Of Okmulgee.
Okla.
The Rev. DR.. Henry w. Snyder
ofdciated at the ceremony, which
took place in st. Paups Lutheran
Church. A reception followed at
the Chevy Chase Woman's Club.
After q wedding trip to Cape
Cod the couple will make their
home in Baltimore, where the
bridegroom will resume his
studies at the University OF
| Maryland Medical School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10

the solution as 1t may remove
color from the adjoining parts
Of the dress. Good luck.
Now for a few notes that
might be of use to some read
ers. A couple Of years ago I
had an experience with a fur
trimmed coat that was still
perfectly good except for worn
fur. ] removed the fur myself
from the neck and down the
front and from the pockets.
Then I purchased black vel
veteen to retrim the coat. I
cut the pockets on the straight
Of the material but bound the
neck and front edge with the
velveteen cut on the bias and
and was well satisfied with the
results. It has worn well and
looks nice.
] would appreciate some adj
vice on the best way to keep
celery in the refrigerator. I
usually wash 1t and keep it in
plastic bag, but it seems to
60 bad and doesn't keep as
long as ] think it should.
Also, can some one come to
my rescue with way to make
scalloped potatoes using milk
and not cream soup as q liquid
for them to cook in?
+ y II 4
TOO MANY REQUESTS.
miss A. C.. B., Washington
To all who wrote in regard
to the beads I offered I want
to say I'm sorry but there were
80 replies, all worthy I'm sure,
and I could only select a few.
They have gone to causes
which benefit children.
CURTAIN QUERY.
mrs. A. B. c.. Culpeper, Va
Can any one advise me
where I can secure the kind CT
rayon curtain material that Is
used in making a very pretty
stole? The pattern is put out
by a popular thread company
using the material for the body
Of the stole and wool or nylon
yarn woven through it.
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Readers Clearing &
House
WEST COAST RECIPES.

mrs. c. 4. B.. Washington
AS ! have derived SO much
pleasure and benefit from
RICH. ! am sending 5 favorite
recipes from Portland, Oregon,
which may be Of interest:
Peach Ambrosia: Six cups
sliced peaches. 8 cups sugar.
2 oranges. 8 garnishing cher
ries (more II desiredl. Juice
Of / lemon. Combine peaches.
sugar and sliced oranges, stir
well and let stand overnight.
Shred orange peel and boil
until tender. Discard water
and add rind to fruit mixture.
In morning. drain OF fruit
juice and boil IS minutes,
skimming Of skurn as 1t rises.
Add lemon juice and the fruit.
stirring gently to blend. Boil
20 minutes. Add cherries which
have been cut coarsely. boil 5
minutes then seal with wax.
Pear Harlequin: This Is made
in the same manner, using 10
cups Of sliced pears to IL cups
sugar. A Number 2 can Of
diced pineapple (fruit only,
juice Of 2 lemons. "a cup gar
nishing cherries and about q
cup Of walnut meats. Add
cherries and nut meats last
and boil 5 minutes after that
seal with wax.
Pear Conserve larger
amount): Five pounds pears,
5 pounds sugar, / pound seed
less raisins. " pound walnut
meats. 2 lemons, 3 oranges.
Peel and cut up pears; mix
with sugar and let stand over
night. Squeeze Juice from
oranges, grind skins and boil
until tender. discarding water.
Add to fruit and sugar miy-
ture. Blend well then drain
OF Juice and boil until thick.
Add fruit, boil about S. min
utes. add nut meats. boil slowly
5 minutes more. then seal with
wax.
Success to "You-all" down
here, from q West Coaster"
BLEACH INFORMATION.
SEWING HINTS.
COOKING QUERY.
mrs. W. L. H.. HyattsDille)
For Mrs. M. G. r.. Arlington:
I feel I must come to your
rescue in regard to your prob
lem Of bleaching certain types
of white material and having
them turn yellow. I believe
the white material is probably
a type of embossed cotton
with which I had the same
experience with two dress
yokes, and a collar on another
child's dress. After bleaching
and then rebleaching and
washing I thought I had
nothing to lose SO I tried using
q color remover (three letter
trade name beginning with
RI and to my surprise it took
only a couple of minutes in
this solution until the articles
were once again white as
snow. Would suggest II pos
sible that you remove the col
lar or otherwise dip only the
white portion carefully into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
Mrs. Bitch
Wins Race
InGeorgio

A pretty, brown-eyed
Georgia housewife and
mother. Mrs. Iris Bitch Of
bonneville, Ca, will swell
the ranks Of women in
Congress after next jan
uary, as q result of Tues
days Georgia Democratic
primary.
Mrs. Bitch, who has
served in both the House
and Senate in her home
State. and Is also Georgia
Democratic National Com
mitteewoman. defeated the
incumbent, Representative
William M. Wheeler, in
Georgia's 9Th District pri-
mary.
Victory in the Demo-
cratic primary is tanta-
mount to election in Geor-
gia.
A 42-year-old mother of
two grown children DEITY,
%, and Brooks, 19), Mrs.
Bitch is slim, petite and
striking, with big. dark
brown eyes and short curly
black hair. Her husband, B.
+. Bitch, operates a drug
firm, timber business and
several farms-in all Of
which she has been closely
associated.
Politically, the attrac-
tive Georgian describes
herself as "a Southern
Democrat of the stripe of
Senator George and Sena-
tor Russell-though I don't
mean I could approach
them in stature.
She supported Senator
Russell's presidential cam
didacy in 1852. but when
Adlai Stevenson was nomi-
mated she went back home
and worked hard for him
in her own and other
Southern States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
UDC Meets

The Robert E. Lee Chapter, No.
ga, Of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy, will meet at 8
pm. this Thursday in Confeder-
ate Memorial Hall, 1892 Vermont
avenue NV. An executive meet
ing for officers and members of
committees win be held at 7:15
n m
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reg. 800 to $50

Euery glove ,cith the ,oorld famous label!
Every pair Of double,oopen cotton or double
,couen nylon. Choose from shorties, slipons
and the ne,c longer lengths. Choose from
,chite,, black, bro,Cn, nary, beige or pink.
Sizes to ~. Not euery size in every style
or color. ~ go
Evening star., 1954-04-18

Full Strength with sunny sweet flavor.
Libby's is never thin or watery. It's always
so wonderfully full-bodied you knol0 that
you are getting all the rich goodness of toma
toes ripened on the vine.
Evening star., 1954-04-18
No wonder IMce -Nck*
e&bky 8 !em3do 4lce
is the largest-selling brand
in all the land !

RICH IN FLAVOR RICH IN VITAMINS
Non-foffening-l calorie count
Vitomin Cone Coz. glass provides an
average adults daily need.
Vifomin A-one Coz. glass supplies one
third the daily need of the average adult.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04
NEckWEAR

81 Assorted Cotton. Nylon, Silk and
OrIon@ Blouses. Mostly toiIored
styles; assorted colors and styles.
Brokens sizes 81 to SO -
20 One-of-o-kind Bouses olso wool and
royon pIoid shruo styles. Broken
sizes and colors
sDu Points AcrUlic Fiber.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AR-Strf
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cHILDREN's SHOES
INFANTS WEAR

10 Infents' Cotton Corduroy CrowIer
Sets. Three piece. Medium and
Jorge sizes ------------------ 1875 Att
Is Infonts' Fonous Moke Cotton Po-
jonas. Three piece. Size: 64nonths ass l.5o
10 Infants Cotton Dresses. Sizes 5000
and Observation-Disclosures 499 l.ss
IS lnfonts' Cotton Denim Dioper Sets.
Medium ond large sizes ------- 800 1873
! lnfonts' NyIon Quilt ------- l295 SOS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WEAR-Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04
so Orig. 8.95
EVERGLAZE PIQUE
COVERLETS
80

Solid color EvereIoze pique coverets in single
or double size. Pressed weave" permanent fin
ish quilted effect. Washable, needs only hint
Of ironing. Rose, moize, blue or green.
Lansburghs- Fourth Floor
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. ORG. NOW
LOPEZ LOPEZ color, size 10 --o----1-- $3.50 $500
Toppers, 81 length, push-up sleeves.
fomous make, red, sizes 0 ond IL 1895 $500
Lansburohs-BETTER COATS-Second Floor
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GLOVES

3 Prs. White Double Woven Cotton
Gloves. Counter soied. Broken sizes
] Prs. Double Woven Cotton Gloves.
Counter soIed; broken sizes
6 Prs. lono Length White Double
Woven Cotton Gloves. Counter
soiled; broken sizes -----
! Pr. Doeskin- finished Lonbskin
White Gloves. 8-button. Size ga
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04

Orig NOW
s. Corduroy Toppers lined with olpoeo
for wornnth, also used for roln wear,
ton, red, gold, sizes 9 to IS ----- 1873 400
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MISS CoATS-Second Floor
: JUNIOR MISS DRESS
Orig. NOW
20 Royon Flannel Dresses in snort
cossc style, new onooro trim, grey,
blue sizes to l5------- 1925 500
ACCOMPLISHMENTS MISS DRESSES
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04
TELEVISION

| 1854 Fomous Make II" Console
Model TV mahogany veneered
Cabinet. Floor somple -
1854 Famous Make Console z "
TV with de luxe chassis. Mahogany
veneered cobinet with u door.
Floor sample
! 1854 Famous Make Console, TV
with "a" picture tube. Mahogany
veneered cabinet. Floor somple -
! 1854 Famous Make "a" TV in
mohooony veneered cobinet. Floor
somple
| 1854 Famous Make "a" TV, mo-
hooony veneered cabinet with full
doors. Floor sompIe -----------
IS Indoor TV AntennoS ---
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2O7 Orig. 81
POLISHED COTTON
SLIPS
-

Smooth polished cotton sIips-perfect for weor
under sheer dresses Pink, corol, navy. oquo and
white. Sizes 81 to "A in the group.
Lansburgh,s-LINGERIE Floor
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HOSIERY

ESQ First Quality Full-Foshioned Ny
Ions. 5 oouoe. 5 denier and 81
gauge. 30 denier. Broken sizes,
colors in group
Lansburgh's-HOSIERY-Stree
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LING ERIE

40 NyIon, Orion Toffeto Psttieoots.
Choreool grey, frost, blue. pink.
raspberry. navy. Small, medium.
tOTSO - ~
II Nylon, Orion Toffsto Slips. White,
pink, charcoal gray, navy. Sizes
9 to IS, II to l8 In group - 5.e5
- NyIon, Orion Toffeto Suit Slip.
Grey. navy. 9-l5, 1913 in group 1925
4o Nyon. Orion Pettieoots. Navy,
grey; S, M, L -- 6.95
u White Cotton Psse Slips Sizes
81 to 36 800
sDuponts Acrylic Fiber
LdnsburghS-LINGERI Flooi
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HANOkE RCHIEFS
Reg. NOW
200 Special Group Of Sheer Cotton and
Linen Hondkerchiefs. Appqued
and seooped edge styles. Floral
potterns Observation-Disclosures 100 3se
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
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RUGS
Orig NOW
green, zlx24" ---"-4 4 $50 AS
Reyon Carpet Sompe Rugs, assorted
27x27" Observation-Disclosures $50 $50
Cotton Rugs, textured loop, green,
26"x49" ---------- So5 $50
5 5s:s fsse 7v., s:s , z7s. 1 19s5 =:
Al Royon Loop Yorn Rug, sroX
4'e"xe - ,e, C'9 1870 1898
3'4"xl2' - --"--- 1870 1900 1850
mon 3xe' - 49,, '--- 2225 1850
$40 -. $3.50 1898
5'4"x78" .~.- -, 5000 zl.ss
s'2"s9 w. ''0O''''' mug grey $3.50 $3.50
Or green, 46"<e' ~4'' ' $3.50 $3.50
green. s6"xo ''' ''D'' N.Y. $3.50 zs.s,
s "5o' 7%'' ''0oooo" NO'' grey 48.75 $3.50
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Floor
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REFRICERATORS AND
AIR CONDITlONERS

| Fomous Make o-cu. #. Electric
Refrigerator with ,outomotlc ice
maker. Demonstrotor --~-
! Famous Make | Gu. #. Electric Re-
frioerotor with automatic ice maker
Floor sample ----------------
! Famous Make 34-H.P Window
Model Room Air Conditioner. Floor
somple ---------..---
Fonnous Make lz-H.P. Window
Model Room Air Conditioner. Floor
somple --------
! Famous Make l7-H.P. Window
Model Room Air Conditioner. Floor
somple -~--..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04
Closeout!
COSM ETICS

so Manicure Sets. includes: polish
remover, file, emery boards --
Is Large Manicure Sets. Includes:
polish remover, implements 1850
IS Best Quality Steel Implement
Manicure Scissors, Nippers, File in
Leather Cose ----------------
Lnn s-HOSMETIHS- Strl
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Fon,ous make Indian Head cotton in plain eolors.
Perfect for so many sewing needs! Color-fost,
shrnk-resistont lmperfectons so minute thot
they ore hard to find.
ansburgh's-FABRICS-T Floor
Evening star., 1954-02-18
DITIoNAL sLENDZ GUARANTEE

Whether you're 40 pounds overweight If you really
to something about those pounds you're dsmayed
because you've tried everything else without for
sake take advantage Of this risk offer Go your avoe
drug department today Ask for and insist that
you get it. There has been anything like it beore You
Evening star., 1954-02-18

buy this guarantee 1t MUST help you lose weight regain
the youthful attractive healthy figure you you your
money back NOT question of whether it will WORK 1t must
work costs you nothing Go your favorte drug depart
ment store today
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-02
Carter'S Market
Robbed Monday

Thieves forced a front entrance
door at Carter's Super-Market,
Main and Center streets, Monday
night. Proprietor William r.
Nick" Carter said that the loss
was small due to the fact that only
small change had been left in the
cash registers which had been left
open. The registers were undam-
aged and a small amount OF cash
was missing, Mr.. Carter said. 1t
was also suspected that some mer-
chandise was stolen although it
was not known exactly how much.
The robbery was reported by a
newsboy who noticed the broken
door as he made his rounds early
Tuesday morning. London police
together with finger-print experts
from the London Prison Farm
covered the case. The robbery was
the most recent of several similar
cases which have occurred in the
downtown area in the past several
weeks. 1t was brought out that
anyone entering the market at
night could easily be seen from the
street since lights are left on dur
ing closing hours.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-02
Wife OF Jailed
Man Being Sought

Sheriff Harold Bidwell said
Monday that ne has issued a war
rant for the arrest of Virginia Led
ford, wife of Dan Ledford, one of
four men who are said TO have at
tempted a jailbreak here last
Thursday. According to reports,
Mrs. Ledford is believed to be in
Kentucky after failing to appear
at arraignment proceedings here.
The four men, Franklin Covey,
27, Jesse Lovingood, 80, Clarence
Wrightsell, A, together with Led
ford will face charges under a new
Ohio law which makes Jail break
or attempted Jail break a felony.
If found guilty the men face a 1
to 5 year prison term, it was said.
All four have been indicted by
the Grand Jury on charges of
shooting with intent to kill, burg
larry, drunk driving and auto theft
respectively.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-02
Marguerite Call
Dies In Hospital

Marguerite F, Call, 81, Chris
man Chapel, died Sunday in Uni
versity Hospital, Columbus. She
had been i'll with pneumonia and
was taken to the hospital Friday.
She was a member of the Lon
don Presbyterian Church.
Surviving are her husband, Will
son Call; four daughters, Mrs.
Harold Dunn of Mt. Sterling, Will
da and Nancy Ann Call of London
and Rosemary with the United
States Marine Corps, stationed at
Paris Island, South Carolina; five
grandchildren; three brothers Ray
mond, Thomas and Charles Gold
en-, all of London and one sister,
Mrs. Helen Ferryman of Sabina.
Funeral services at two o'clock
Tuesday at the Lukens Funeral
Home, the Reverend Frank L.
Baldwin, officiating minister. In
terment in Lafayette Cemetery.