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manuel Abraham, Ethiopian Am
bassador to the United Kingdom,
who attended the conference as
special representative of Ethio-
pia's Christian Emperor; the Rev.
AndreaS Magubane OF Natal,
South Africa; and the Rev Rajo-
sefa Rakatavae Of Madascar.
The two non-Africans sharing
the presidency are DR.. Frederik A.
SchietZ OF Minneapolis. MINI,
president of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church and chairman
Of the LIVE Commission on World
Missions: and the Swedish Bishop
Erik Sundgren OF Dundee. South
Africa.
The conference delegates. COM
ing from nine African countries
as well as the United States and
"A number Of European countries,
spoke some fifty different
tongues. although ninety per cent
of them understood English. For
those who did not understand
English. simultaneous transla-
ton into English. Swahili. French
and German had been arranged.
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New Phone Number

Our Minneapolis phone numbers
are FEDERAL 5-3595 or FEDERAL
5.7O7I.
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LEGAL NOTICES

File No. s5O2s
ORDER EOR HEARING PETITION
TIME TO PILE CLAIMS AND ron
HEARING THEREON
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
IN PROBATE COURT
In Re Estate OF Morris Cheit, De-
order for HeariaE Petition 20
Prove VIII
1T is ORDERED that all persons
Interested show cause, II any they
have, before this Court on Monday,
January 10th, 1865, at 10 o'clock A.
lis, Minnesota. why the petition
herein filed, Of lnez r.. BOTber. Of
Hennepin County. MINI. for the
allowance Of an instrument pur-
Testament Of said DeCedcnt and
the probate thereof and for the APP
pOlutment of Sidney Isprber as EX-
scutor, should not be granted.
order 60 File Claims and for
Hearing Thereon
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof all creditors Of said Dece-
dent file their claims In this Court
Proofs viii be heard and claims ex-
amlned and adjusted before this
Court on Monday, May Eth, 1856. at
10 o'clock 4. NJ. in the Court House
In Minneapolis, Minnesota,
These orders shall be published In
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies called according TO law
tSEAL OF PROBATE COuRTD
WITNESS the HON JAMES @,
kEHOE, judge OF Probate
Court. this 18th day Of Deem
Der, 1865
Ernest T. LOrenz
Clerk Of Probate Court
sidney IorbsT, Attorney
STA SicOllet Ave.
tSpok esman, Dec. %, 80 4 Jan. g.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30
New Mississippi
Governor Opposes
Notification Move

Jackson, Miss. AMP Three
OF Mississippi's leading white
supremacists have met early OPP
position in their bid to southern
states TO "nullify' the antisegre-
CATION decisions Of the u. s. Su-
preme Court.
GOyernor-elect J. +. Colemean
has rejected their proposal, de-
claring that there Is now way to
nullify except by secession" from
the union, and the state con-
stitution prohibits that"
Coleman replied TO a proposal
made Monday by Sen. James o.
Eastland %. Miss Rep. John
Bell williams ID. Miss }, and Mis-
sissippi Circuit Judge Tom Brady
In joint statement issued last
Monday the trio said;
we think the southern states
should carefully consider the doc
trine and the precedents that
state has the legal right OF in
terposition" 10 nullify, void and
hold for naught the deliberate,
dangerous and palapable infrac-
tons OF the Constitution commit
ted by the Supreme Court"
Their statement and Coleman's
reply had something OF the sound
OF the notification battle which
ragged before the Civil War.
We can't preserve segrega-
ton by defying the United States
Government or by defying any
body" Coleman told the Missis-
sippi Legal Education Advisory
Committee. the state agency
seeking ways to keep segregation.
We have to do II by legal
means. Instead OF defying the law,
we must Use IL for our own ben
fit," Coleman said. He will become
governor Jan. IT.
He asked LEAC members TO
pour cold water on any attempt
TO have the state legislature nulli-
fy the courts antisegregation de-
cisions. The legislature meets next
month.
Coleman warned that the feder-
al government could send federal
troops. some OF them Negroes"
TO police Mississippi II the state
tried to carry out the proposal
made by Eastland. Williams and
Brady.
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lufheruns Meet In
Africa To Ponder
Church's Problems

Marangu. Tanganyika, East
Africa. --- CAMP The ia Rfri-
can churchmen and SO American
and European mission LEADERS
gathered here on the tranquil
slopes Of Mt. Kilimanjsro for the
first All-Africa Lutheran Confer
erce elected three Africans, one
American and one European as
co-presidents OF the ten-day
meeting
The prcdominance OF Africans
among the presidents as well as
among the delegates served 10
bear out the promise voiced by
Dr. Fridtjov Birkeli. director Of
the Lutheran World Federation
Department on World Missions.
the the conference will not be-
come another white mans meet
ing"
Elected co-president were EN-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30

With sugared dates English cake hand you'll
holiday because you'll have
tho makings Of handsome quick eeShmont tray ready .
made cake batter with
butter this country by OF old old Engsh
than SOC luscious fruits and nuts
in n grocers ready cake department
and foods with fruit
caks as arss ugared dates ma as follows:
Sugared Dates
Slit large dates the long and carefully pits shape
Place walnut
Dip graduated without covering the nut
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30

least twice q year t2) Brush
your teeth after every single
meal tS) Use your dental aoSS az
least once every day Just break
81 "a 4: 20 i4-inch length. wrap
Il around your fingers ard draw
1, gently hack and forth 20 dis.
lodge between,teeth food paTu-
eles that tooth brushing Just
can't reach. Neglect IN this de-
partncnt Is enc 81 the worst O.
lenses and can spNl a romance
before u starts
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30

Typical American names found
in Antarctica include Mobiloil
Bay, Wallgreen Coast, Edsel Ford
Range, Rockefeller Mountains,
wrigley Gulf. Beaumont Bay.
Cape Washington, and OF course.
Little America.
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35p6z55gfSS:
WORLDWIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE


s. Mssso ApPS%,sd TO New xs, esS,"s. HsS%
C. Weaver Administrator last week
thus becoming the first Negro appointed 10 cabinet
position New
Administrator Abrams 10
Craftsmanship of the State commSSion Against Discrimination
Weaver who Is % will take his duties Immediately The
poaiuon pays $4,000 plus $4,000 for
Exsluys. TAI Years Old, Dies
Cincinnati. o-ANrj-An slave who claimed to be In
here lastw
Joseph Nicholas what said
birthday Juns IL Cincinnati from New Liberty Ky,
His only child Mrs Williams Of
ten talked about having been born slavery at Lebanon Ky
Iu,oIorunce co,rodos RIah,s Says MsAao,h
Harrisburg Pa"GANPj SD Masih former XrESnsas COVER
guests George
recently that ISLANDS Of intolerance and prejudice
n councils supremacy
groups" rc"ong device their
American children opportunity for
skins black"
Powell Asks Ike To Fire Dulles
Warrington ANpJ-Fop. clayton joined in.
ersaSng by
asking President Eisenhower TO fire the secretary.
Powell demanded that Eisenhower Dulles grounds
his usefnS" ended when he angcrsd India with
10 uea n Portuguese province"
greater part Africa
and including world
In Morocco and Egypt" Powell said
Ind. Rssel dsn,IsIsu,Io" Tor N. " Drivers license
New (ANPD-Governor Hartman
designations removed from state drivers licenses
blank color" will appear the licenses
to state their race wH" offensive
Trose story OF Immett TIL Produced On Recording
IGa Angeles tANI'l""The Death OF Emmett Ti tragic
Blbrow
being
ang
youths brutal murder Mississippi
Mrs Hbrow widely known choral director pageant
producer writer
In NAACP circles
Dcetac Williams nations arg.
operated recording offered donate
the pCpTtlsT ONultP tn The
said her first thought after writing the obtain Williams
recording distributing strongly that this
American folk will live Mrs
BlbroN declared
Three Drown lake VevaU Body Recovered
boat crashed reef Tho body third
covered
all residents Angeles had the Nevada
lake fishing and had taken for three
identified Garland Kgore Smith and Lon
Dupc The body Kgorr found 90 miles
north Kngman tho shore tho lake,
Bshop And Mrs. Hatcher invited To LIbeTla
Nashville TonntANIl tAhop and Mrs ~ G. Watcher are
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30

Su
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30

( c c n a z c
sparkling clean
a n q y 0 u :
breath sw ct
as spring the
~ h ole day
thro gh So
mind your enc
tw Q, three
rules Of dental
care % See
YOUR dentist At
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30
BEAUTY
News s Views
-, TOM MooeMARo-Ass-.

IT'S JUNE IN January
any other month, with leap year
on the sgenda. SO decide on
the man you want and re-
member. the way you lock
opens the door 20 romance.
You're more beautiful when
you smile - that Is, IL your
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30

Washington (ANPJ-Matte M Evans found guilty by
Court Tuesday degree sabbng
of Il Dutch sailor on May
According testimony. Mrs Evans standing
early In the morning the fatal day
Naamen 39year old Dutch merchant walked
by
the alleged called 10 him lie stopped
and "A then away
said TO have followed him about block
A the ~ w.
stabbed
pleaded defense convicted
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receipt TO attend
VIM " bman OF Liberia January 2
Bishop the presiding prelate the African
episcopal Church West Africa he completed
school College In Liberia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-19
COLORED

LARGE CHURCH
In Upper Petworth. auditorium with
Ice balcony. rec. ctr. kit, oil h.-w.
b.. loud speaker. reas. priced For
further info. call MR.. MITCHELL
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

GEORGETOWN STABLE and old cor
ner store and /or. 8 houses near Fort
mercial land. J. LEO KoLB co,
H AZ 81 WHOLE vi aye s s,e
only S3.950. your. terms. mi. ne.
Of d. C.. on hard road. city water.
FROM b. G. on indian Head Blvd. ::
100000 It. ca; $3.50 each. z acres.
$3.50, nr. Marbury. wooded. Silver
Spring. 7-r.: lot 50xI25. 81 300,
rented. $40 mo-; cheap. Homes. in
ycstment. shore homes. N z. RYON
cOIoREDVLGI. BRK. HOUSE. 1.
. or 3 families: new cond.: 81 900
$1,000 cash. OWNER, IA. 9-79lO.
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ARLINGTON
COLONY House"
$40

Newly decorated. 1st- floor.
1-bedroom ant. RES. MGR,
Apt. 2. 1900 N. Pierce, IA;
5-46S6, 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-19
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

% bEDnUUMs, patnS. Suing room:
D1s of g. Som 4-4 nSs; 5000 P Ps5tsr
s-BEDROOM, i-bath. furnished: NV.
section. Presently occupied by dip
lomat. Available after Apr. /. Rent.
$3.50 per mo. Telephone between 8
and 8 any weekday. NE. S-11S0.
TOWN HOUSE-West Of Conn.,. near
refurnisheed: large spacious rms;
$3.50 mo-; conv. and ideal for dip
lomat. Call Mr.. STUART, MA.
s s,a9s0. J. RUPERT MoHLER Jr.'
CHEVY fSi!P' lcHAsE-Nr. schools. bus: q
rms, bath, garage: sle5: Also. 4
bedrms;. 5000. MRS. HUNTINGTON,
OIL. 2-2635. EN-. ,2-S3S3. 30
LOVELY 20-ACRE ESTATE, rolling
charminfly furnished; stone house:
4 bedrooms. baths: auto. oil
heat; brick guest house; garage:
barn: immed. occupancy: $225 mo.
Phone Gaithersburg 4S5-J-12, or
AREA
combination and kitchen: nicely
furnished: S110. per month. Phone
~; s-684 go. Alsxapdria Jefferson
s 81 81 sos per month. Phone
NORTH ARLINGTON - 2-bedToom
semidetached brick: oil heat: rear
20 sns yard; near bus; ST. Sll6,
sfLvER SPRING-s-bedroom Colo
ntal: not large but exceptional
in many respects: firepl.. screened
porch. auto. washer, ground level
sst as ss ya and and eh.s4a sGs
Another also furn.: $3.50. oil.
C flPs z, CHASE, d. CO bedmrms!n. .
baths; rec; rm.. dishwasher; mr..
school and transp. EN-. 2-7531.
GEORGETOWN exposures; mod
ern kitchen. powder room, shady
garden; suitable for couple or 2
women. AID. 2-o334 after 10 am.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. 64si Utah
rage: now available: 5000. 84l1
Barnaby st; 6 rooms. 2 baths.
recreation room. garage. gas, heat.
Jon Jones S,. & S. INC $500 co Conn.
SOY o. ooAckENBoos NV. - 7-rm.
Turn. rec; nm; desir. neighborhood.
s IS; E3SoSq. BRICK COLONIAL,
REALTY. $500 Lee hwy, ~.
c ffsySo' CHASE RAMBLER bed
rms. 2 baths, dream kit: $3.50; Also
s s1ss VI o oE a$ ShSDE EM a.Rss Ha
CHARMING BUNGALOW in the
midst Of 60 acres Of meticulously
maintained grounds by owner I,,.S
afdTmsh nv BATH sR s @Da d po Mih
basement and circular hard. surfaced
driveway on Bradley blvd. estate
section. With furniture. $3.50. un-
furnished. Si25. 1914 Bradley blvd. ]
Call Sat. OIL. $1,000; Sun. OIL.
FAILS CHURCH HILLwooDl; Si75.
Stone, . bedrms.,, y baths: att;
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS. ARL.-.-
Lovely weli,turr: rambler; : be, bed /
fireplace. screened porch 2-car ga
rage. outside fireplace and patio:
THoS. G. MacGRuDER Co. ia. p
313l; ewes. and sun. KE. s-4713.
ALEX. AREA-Nicely furn. 2-bedrm.
semidet home: fenced yard: sconv.
to shopping. schools and stransp.:
M. ARMY MAP SERVICE. In Brook
mont--3 bedrms.. . baths. 2 fire.
places; oil h.-w.h.; screened porch:
500 mo-. mr.. carline. MRS.
BURGESS, Realtor. 6109 Broad St.
OIL. 2-4253. -21
ROCKVILLE. Md, AZ mis-. from Be-
thesda Health Centcr---T Three -bedrm.
"a Ia aR AaaN taaA
cupancy about April /. GEO. w.
ROBERTSON. Realtor, 1886 Wis.
wAERES WoODS-3-bedroom split
level rambler; dining room. all
wooded lot: 81 baths; rec. room:
years lease at 5000 per month
ARFAx REALTY. JE. ca-1450. 30
B-MONTH RENTALS
LRETHESDh, SBO6 HempStead ave -
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SMALL EsTATE-TYPE Residence
wanted by California family; need
5-6 bedrms.: willing to pay good
eAays NE. $500; eyes,. DU. 7-
S435.
HOMES NEEDED-we
have fine tenants for homes In Be-
thesda, Silver Spring, LANGLEY Park;
free appraisals; no delay. For COM
plete rental service phone us today
PERRY HAY CO.. u. 6-6242.
OFFICER des. 3-bedrn.
furn. home, UP to $500 mo-, Arl. or
Chevy Chase. Wo. 6-6400, Ext. 100.
WANTED. by 3 adults, 4 or 5 rm.
and bath with basement bungalow
in Takoma Park or vic. BY Aprtl !.
Box 430-T, Star
NAVAL CoMDR.. wife. 10-yr. old
son desire 3-bedrm. furn. house In
Arl. or Falls Church; about S13b
mo. Call KE. 6-S281. 30
NAVAL OFFICER wants 8 or bed
rms, attractive unfurn. house ON
2-yr Navy-clause lease start July,
l child age IL, no pets; NV. area
or Bethesda: highest quality ten
ants. Write details, Box. 272-x.
Star zoe
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SUMNER

4 BEDROOMS. Q BATHS
Lovely brick home. liy. rm.. firepl,.
din. rm., den and kitchen. side
screened porch; End a., bedrms :,
2 baths: full bsmt. Immed. occu-
pancy. Long-term lease available.
MILLER SIiI no pESSfEaLo r. Co.. Re- rental
dept, EN- 2-4464 30
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VIII Rent Below Market
To right tenant. Completely redec.,
. bedrooms. liv. rm., dining rrn., full
bsnt. semidet brick home; minis.
to Pentagon and D. c.: corner lot,
fenced yard: shade trees. OF. q
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B-MONTH RENTALS
BETHESDA, 1905 Hampstead ave-
3-bedrm., is-bath house; excel
wooDAcREs. MD, 56o7 Harwich I'd.
Beautifully furn. 3-bedrm., gig
bath house with den and rec. rm.;
FRANK .. PHILLIPS, Ewes. I'M, ).
221e. --19
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APrs. uNEuRNlsnFp-vA.

ARLINGTON-ROSSLYN
Two bedrm.. SIS; one bedrm-. S76i
enc, SOS; incl. gas. Spacious. cony
to bus. IA. 5-S270. 1900 N. Oak
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COLORED-VACANT
1855 GIRARD ST. NV.

See this large broom, 2-bath house.
suitable families or income. Rear
parking. Askine S110. Oner consid-
cred. Will give lease reliable, re-
sponsible applicant only. Key ct 1858
Girard 81.
B. r. SAUL 90.
e25 18th st. NV. ma. $1,000
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-30
London BPW Bosses Night Program
Presents Speaker From xenia

Miss Huston did not pull any
punches as she discussed women
and their problems. To acquaint
the special guests with the status
of the organization whose special
celebration they were sharing, she
stated that National Business and
Professional Women had a roster
of 10000 members. the largest
organization devoted to the inter-
est of women.
Women are allowed to 60 only
so far and are their own worst
enemies; they must learn TO ad-
vance themselves; make themsel-
yes promotionable to get where
they want to go, were only few
of the admonitions given for ad-
vancement of the "fairer and
weaker" sex.
Laced with anecdotes. both ser
ions and hilariously entertaining.
Miss Huston held her audience
without a stir to the end of her
talk. admonishing further that in
order to reach whatever desired
status, TO Give Fine Service.
The better to interpret her mean
ing she defined her ideas of Fine
Service" briefly as follows:
Continued on Page Two)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-30
Tax Receipts Up
Over Is Percent

Statewide sales tax collections of
S3,871, 400 from the sale of prepaid
tax receipts for the week ending
September II, 1855, registered a
gain of S746, 739, or 23.89 per cent
over the revenues for the CORES
ponding week last year, State
Treasurer Roger w. Tracy an
nounced today.
Prepaid tax receipts for the
week which ended September Is,
1854 amounted to S3,124, ,661.
Receipts in Madison County rose
to S10,861.25, up from last weeks
total, and exceeding last years tax
take of S6,285.18 by $4,576.07 or
more than 73 percent
The cumulative grand total rev.
enuea which include prepaid tax
receipts, use tax and other collec-
tions from July /, 1855 the start
of the current fiscal year, climbed
to S46, Isl, no as of Sept. II, 1855.
This amount exceeds the over
all revenues of S3S, ,355 ,206 for the
corresponding period in 1854 by
$7,796, ,504, or 20.32 per cent.
It also marks the first time in
the current fiscal year that the in
crease over 1854 cumulative grand
total collections has been greater
than twenty per cent Tracy said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-30

The London Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club ushered
in National Business and Women's
Week and at the same time insti-
tuted Bosses Night" at dinner
meeting at the London Country
Club Monday
Olive Huston of xenia, who is
presently speech and dramatic in
structor in Central High School,
xenia, brought a great message
to the members and their Boss
es" from numerous businesses and
professions, numbering approxima-
tely go, taking for her topic "Wo-
men Are My Business" Miss Hus-
tons many positions of trust have
eminently fitted her to give such
dramatic talk as Monday nights
gathering was privileged to hear.
A past president of the Ohio Fed
GRAFTON of Business and Profess
ional Women, a past national ex-
ecutive director for the national
federation of P & P. W., 4 tor
mer director of the Woman's De-
partment of the Ohio Chamber of
Commerce, to mention the ones of
greatest Importance. have given
her an insight into her subject
which she passed on in a most de-
lightful manner.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-30
Car Stolen From
So. SoIon Garage

The Sheriff's department re-
ported car stolen on Wednesday
night. Loren Smith, of South So
lon, owner of the auto, told the
sheriff that the car was parked in
his garage as usual on Wednes-
day evening. and when he went to
get it Thursday morning, the car
was gone. Officials theorized that
perhaps it was stolen by the two
prisoners who walked away from
the London Prison Farm Monday
afternoon, but there was no defin-
ite evidence in the theft.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-30
GRAND JURY REcEssEs

The Madison County Grand
jury recessed definitety
Thursday afternoon, after
closed hearing with Mayor G.
p. Speasmaker which lasted
one hour and twenty minutes.
The mayor was invited to make
a statement to the grand jury
at the time of Judge Baynes'
charge to the jury regarding
the investigation.
Mayor Speasmaker followed
r. q. Beverly, who was the
auditor who made the audit Of
the Mayors books in June this
year which disclosed the Mayor
had withheld funds due the
city in court cases. The Mayor
has paid these funds into the
city Golfers since the audit.
The Grand jury stated that
the matter of the actions Of
the Mayor referred to In
Judge Raynes' initial charge to
them was under consideration,
and that they would ask the
Judge to recall the jury to
render their decision at later
date.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-30
Three More Convicts Escape
From London Prison Farm
Somerford Twp.
Discuss Education
Problems Monday

Mr.. Clay Tooker, president of
the Somerford Township Board of
Education, announces that the
township meeting in preparation
for the White House Conference
on Education will be held at the
school building on Monday, Octo-
ber 3, at 7:30 pm. Refreshments
will be served.
Mrs. Leon King. as the repre-
sentative of the Madison County
executive committee for the con-
ference, proposes to talk on the
subject, should real estate taxes
continue to support the schools or
should some other means be
found?"
The meeting is open to all tax
payers, parents, and those interest
ed in our education problems.
Ideas gathered here will be taxi
en- to Washington to be included
in the nationwide conference to
be held for three days, starting
November %.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-30
Babe Ruth League
Dinner October 5

The Madison County Babe Ruth
League awards dinner will be held
on Wednesday, October 5, at the
London Methodist Church at z
p. m.
Speaker for the evening will be
Mr. Hank Gowdy, former big-lea-
que baseball player, at present
connected with the Columbus Jets
Baseball Club, it was announced
by Russell Walls, of the Farm
Bureau.
The Farm Bureau-sponsored In
dians were the winners of the
Babe Ruth League this season,
racking up their second win in two
years.
Tickets may be acquired from
any of the team managers until
Saturday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-30
Two Lifers Leave
Thursday, Third
Man Friday Am.

Three more convicts were re-
ported as escaping from the Lon
don Prison Farm on Thursday
and Friday, bringing this weeks
total escapes to five.
George E. Miller, IS ocia ate
superintendent in charge of the
farm during Superintendent r. B.
Eckle's temporary absence, re-
ported that two men, both serving
life terms, escaped Thursday.
They were Jerome Oates, "a, of
Youngstown, sentenced to life for
second degree murder from Ma
honing Co., and Walter Jones, 25,
of Cleveland, sentenced to life
for first degree murder from Gu
yahoga Co. Oates drove large
van truck for the farm, and Miller
believes both men escaped in the
truck.
The State Patrol reported the
truck recovered in Dayton, Ohio.
on Friday morning. There was no
trace of the two men.
Miller also reported the walk
away Friday of Virgil Brink, 46,
who was serving a term from
Holmes Co. for shooting with in
tent to kill Brink walked away
from his garden job during the
early morning hours Friday.
Two other pris oners, Leslie
Rhoads Jr. and Howard Kea,
walked away from the institution
on Monday afternoon. There was
some belief that these two men
were responsible for an auto
stolen in South Solon on Wed
nesday evening from the garage
of Loren Smith.
Motorists are warned not to
pick up hitci-hikers in this area.