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MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont

AIR CONDITIONER, SI75, ps-tor
Coldspot 1-yr,. old fits any drop
down type Tindog;An leayinap
AIR CONDITIONER new $500, sell
$40; going to atr-eond. bldg. Ho
AIR CONDITIONER. chrysler Air
temp. easement type. Y h.pr &c
days Old; Best ef5er: HE. 4.673s
sacrifice; soO-lb. swinging boom
AIR i GoNDITioNiSG UNITS Sc %,
&a-ton units: 1000 complete. Good
Dept, NATIONAL SAVINGS &
TRUST CO., ST. $4,000.
ANTIQUES-Mote and more people
are finding bargains at BELL
KINDS nowadays tsnoopy bunch)
. NJ = Capitol J.tt st; -i9
Hanback,, and Victorian armchair;
both in good condition. Call OIL
ANTIQUE GOLD LEAF FRAMES G
spool drawer cabinets. cup plates
Currier Ives prints. Staffordshir,
fgurines. OIL. 1851. -I5
ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antiqu,
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisals.
664O GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TU. 2-2727 - RIA. 3-760s
BATHTUBS. new and used, basins
toilets: at lowest prices. BLOCKS
l746 Lee hwy. JA. $4,000.
BED, $50. mirror, $50: blond din
D Sst; $40 ao X * r 3las s9ise' se6; rug an'
BED; H saN9 !c;. S rs din; sst' wal
washer ?' $50; studio d 't Couch H ST? sf5
Dec. chair. SO: China closet. $50
ST, 3-S546. 1919 pm. is
BED. double, walnut. practically new
Beautyrest mattress and spring
Very reasonable. NO. 7-1054. Il
BED, mahogany dble.. complete
dresser. night table. Hollywood bed
library table, lv. rm. chair. All fol
SIS. RA. 3-5913. Ia
BEDS-MATTRESSES!
Drive-In Warehouse Sale!l
NEW single mattress, s7.95: NEW
double mattress. Sl0.95: sterilizel
mattress. S4.75; ioldaway bed
with mattress. S14.75: single bed
spring mattress. Sle.t0, uOupie BET
spring mattress, S25 to 500
d. C. SURPLUS SALES
Sterilizing Division
81 ! New Jersey Ave. NV. Ii. 1855:
BEDROOM SET, sgle. bed. boz
spring and mattress. chest OF draw
erS. night tables. mod. design. AL
most new. TIL. 2-O6s0. liz
BEDRM. SET with dble bed, nigh
stand. dresser with mirror, vanit,
with mirror. vanity bench AM
mans chest: din. rm. table and I
chairs, coffee table with glass top
liv. rm mirror: A-ton console al
conditioner; Edison crib and chest
high chair: stroller: baby scale
and bassinet. Reas. JU. S-3942
TOMBSTONE is the very finest We
peer finish you can have applied
to the outside walls OF your home
/. The cost is but Q fraction, BOND
STONE adds to the value Of you
property. Free est. nothing. down
up to 8 years to pay. OIL. 4-6133
after 8 pm, OIL. 10000. CAPITOL
CONTRACTING CO Bethesda. Md
BREAKFAST SET-Greenwood, tabl
and 4 chairs S22: 10. 1-23s2. IL
BRICK-BRICK
8. 100000 GOOD. USED. CLEAl
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

CLUB MASON, 1928 N. Hamp. ave.
Exclusive residential club; close in:
sgles. and others; $3.50 wk. and
up. incl. meals and hotel services.
co. 5000. NO. TOTO. -15
1867 WYOMING AVE N.w.-Re-
fined atmosphere for retired men,
women; excel. food. Reas. AID. q
S091. IL
ROOMS AND ACCOMMODATIONS
Tor working mothers; white neigh
borhood. reas. rates. Ii. 1861.
Sc. Neutrality-suspicious. . men or
couple, Very reas. Ii. 7-9664; Ho.
COLUMBIA RID. NV. 2o0l-Nice,
large. double room, new air-cond.;
Sl6. wk.; sgle., $12 to SIS: good
meals; young people. co, 5-2493.
l4Ol 18th ST. N.W.-Spacious rms,
lge, closets. showers: selected menu:
switchboard: w. --15
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED near Rock
water. for elderly or retied lady
cooked meals. 8 times daily, ige.
porches. A congenial home that you
will enjoy. No drinking at any time.
For further details, call AID: A.
THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 18th st. NV.
Cool. single and double rooms for
young ladies and men; showers:
walking distance: excellent board.
SINGLE ROOM. excel. meals. excel.
transp Gentlemen. EN-. 3-lS06.
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. - q oAIINAh ~ 4 - .Jh
Flagstone and Stone
WORK
Porohes, patios, walks. retaining
walls. tile drainage
ANGELO MARcUcc1o. Ju. s-17s9
FLOORS SANDED
QUALITY FINISH
AT MODERATE PRICE
CALI. Cosmopolitan FLOOR CO.
FREE ESTIMATES. RA. 6-e3G8
GENERAL REPAIRS, brick mason.
cement work plaStering. 10. l.
GENERAL REPAIRS, roofing. siding.
porcheS. interior decor. kitchens.
bathrm. and heating. All work
guar. and financed. LA. 6-s266,
PAINT, PAPER NOW. Low prices,
estimate. JU. SOFAS. is
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
expert work. free estimate. A. D.
THOMAS. WA 1855
PAINTING. -papering, gen. remodel
IS yrs caii Mr.. LAWRENcE. JA
PAINTING, PAPERNG. 1st-class
workmanship; work done immedi-
stely. Mr.. PoAT. RIA. 3-5643
r paS1 S:. gspsr Rst.s
Mr. RIDENoUR, DU. 1928, 10
PAINTING. int. and ext: 1st-class
work; free estimates. MR.. THOMP-
SON 10. 1889. I5'
PAINTING. interior and exterior
Reasonable prices; free estimates.
PAINTING ;n+ a,a o,,4 -. L..
rates Free est. DE. 2-277g. I'll
PAINTING, first-class work, interior
and exterior, white: estimates
given. LII. 7-2539. If not In. leave
message. Us
PAPERING. $40 and up this week;
only 1855 sGnfast washable papers
Rh 3.12a3. ~. 9-160s
P hdr in . 5rm f h3Ise $50 SEQ "a
REPAIRS. patch work,
alterations and additions Exper,
white mech. Reas. JU. 9-4154.
PLASTER REPAIRING - Prompt.
guaranteed service by experienced
man, prices reasonable. HO. 2-23l5.
Northumberland and CELL
inss our speciality. AID. 2-1s32,
PLUMBING AND HEATING. low
price prices , free estimates: ND No; work
RoOFs-New roof supplies; leaky
roofs repaired. For best price and
quick service. LII $4,000. 10
ROOF CHECK AND REPAIR, Sl5.
Serving D. 6. Md and Va. Skilled
mechanic. LU. 2-aI7I. Ia
ROOFING, all types: cutters, spouts.
genera sheet-metal work. A D
THOMAS WA 7-T3S2
ROOF PAINTING AND REPAIRING
Also painting and decorating,
ROOFING! ROOFING! ROOFING.
job too small. SAMUEL c. BOYD,
INC; % yrs. reliable service, RA.
~ sERvIcING. o am. to II pm. :;
q mo. guarantee on parts replaced
by us, We service all makes OF
television. Store located Just of
Conn, ave; AD 4-g054. -l6
roof repairs; labor and material
guaranteed F. P. WADDELL, LA,
WATERPROOFING. all kinds; roof
ing etc. 10. 2-6533,
Window Repair Service
All parts avail. Air and water leaks
repaired, RE. 7-0606. 10
ADD RMS. porches. recreation rms. /:
kitchen undermining: complete Job
Call MR. COOK, WA. 7-5fl4. --22
1st-CLASS PLASTERING, wall
scraping Reasonable price, free
estimates. Ii. 4-T439, Ii. 7-9057.
10
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SlTUATloNS-MEN

KITCHEN HELPER or houseman--
Reliable young colored man. Exper.
PAINTER, practical, colored, desires
pSIE BY DAY or hour; experienced
PHoTo PRINTER@Part time eve.
Blhek and edc White h ans color
REAL ESTATE MAN. with quail
fications. to manage brokerage Of
fee, desires connection with re-
sponsible company where ability.
good character and integrity are
requisite TO success. Box AIS.
MAN. eOlored. young, exper. truck
Sh es,s54 perm. Job only; refs
YOUNG MAN to work as plumbers
helper or truck driver. Call OIL.
YOUNG MAN. eolored. part time
work az tabulating machine opera
tor. porter. driver. etc; reference
YOUNG MAN, "a. white, type 50
w.p.m college senior. desires job
81 Sept. II. Call AID. 7.T2Gs
WANTED--Part time position! Wash
ington, experience. 30 years civil
and military aviation plotting.
training, testing, supervising, man
agement, supply. advising. planning
References furnished. Give particu-
lars. Box 2S6-R. Star. 15s
FORMER FBI AGENT. 70. married
seeks challenging. interestibS and
rewarding position. WIN relocate.
Box 303-R, Star. I5'
TWO BOYS want part-tIme Jobs
CAL us a. 10. l-0s3l.
EXPERIENCED C0LORED MAN
wants housekeeping. windows, etc.
Reference. CO. 5-l636.
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HELp-WoMEN

STATISTICAL CLERK for records
division OF airline research f1rm.
Operating knowledge of calculator
necessary Some college math. or
bookkeeping experience, etc. neces-
sarv. 5-day week; good starting
salary: airline privtleRes, NE, s.
$500. is
STENOGRAPBER, white, gentle:
age 1910; fair shorthand accept
able. good tipping essential; perma-
nent, general office work in in
surance claim ONCE Apply in per-
son. THE CENTURY INDEMNITY
CO. 202 Homer Bldg, 18th and
F SITS. NV. -Ib
STENOGRAPHER, general ONCE
work. 3-day week or i2-day week
days. NE. S-6353 10
STENOGRAPHER, for research d.
vision of airline flrm; 5-day week:
good starting salary. airline privi-
leges. ME. $4,000. is
STENOGRAPHER
Switchboard experience preferable !:
ideal working conditions, hospital
izatton. other benefits. apply in
person.
1920 F st. NV. DI. $4,000.
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MIscEL. WANTED Cont

BOOKS BOUGHT any quantity and
removed At our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP, 1858 Pa. ave. NV.
ST 3-669S.
Cash PAID, immediate removal for
good used furn.. TVS, refgrs.. stoves,
ANTIQUES. etc. Closed on Monday
8: E. FURNITURE EXCHANGE, 210
9TH ST. Sc, Ii. 6-0585.
CHOW DOG, 10 weeks old OF
younger. Call JE. 4-3I42. -16
FURNITURE wanted: will buy ali
kinds OF good used furniture; Tor
price, IA $3.50 We do moving.
FURNITURE-WiH buy entire con-
tents OF odd pieces; also old china.
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
55 years, HOPWOOD's, sth and Z
SITS. NV, NE. S-52S7.
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Part Time Sales
Leads Furnished
Gratis

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY MAU-
soLEUM offers q splendid oppor-
tunity for both MEN and WOMEN
Of any sse who want pleasant Gig
Mined employment on a fun OF
part-time basis. Excellent commits
sions and bonuses oaid weekly. You
will be thoroughly trained in might
training sessions. You can easily
earn more money during your
SPARE time than you now make
on your regular job. You must have
q car. Apply 7 to . p.m.. Mondays
through Thursdays, at 1908 3sth
avenue in Colmsr Manor. Just
across the District line. DO NOT
PHONE.
is
STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS ha.
opening for part time, , evenings,
. mornings. $50 week. Full time,
5 evenings. Z mornings, 500 week
Call no, 2-7776 ior interview.
--2l
YOU CAN MAKE $50 easily selling
finest Robinson Christmas cards,
New vogue Sims. Kodachromes
ParchmentS. Every day, birthday,
gift wrapping ASSIGNMENTS; station
cry and Gift items; lines of per-
sonalS as low as &c each. Write
quick for samples on approval.
ROBINSON CARDS, Dept. Hill,
Clinton, Mass.
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TOP SOIL-Very good. rich top sol
for lawns and greenhouses; very
reas Call 10. S-4933. 10
T0PS0lL SALE, z tons delivered
locally. SIS; additional chg. for
distant del RE. $4,000
BULLDOZER for grading. excavat-
Ing, land clearing: free estimates
Call UN 4-s533: night. AP z
HAY, good quality. / to 25 tons
priced reas.; will deliver Spring
4-524l.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

WANTED-Ride to L. A. or s. F.,
Calf, Aug go; share exp and
drive. Res. WO. 6-e145: bus. RE.
1850.
BANGOR. MAINE, August goth: 3 OF
4 riders. 10. 2-S277. Call Monday
WOMAN UNDER e5 wanted to share "a
driving and expenses on 2-week
trip TO Canada. midwest; start
Aug. 10. L. GORDON. LII. $4,000,
Ext 265 until 5 pm.
IOWA AND MASON CITY. Aug 10
or 20, to share expenses; refer
ences: call after 9 pm, 10. 2-45I4.
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a. pvt. home; semipvt.
bath; phone In nm; good transp.
washington and Pentegon; men
only; OV. 3-6422. liz
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

Ice. SLEEPING RIM, gentleman
preferred; pvt. home. Ii. 6-So32.
--l5
COLORED-MEN: $50 mo,--Kit
privils, in Woodbridge, on cross
town busline. Call NO. 7-V39l.
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Window Repair Service
All parts avail. Air and water leak,
repaired RE. 7-0606. 10
ADD RMS. porches. recreation rms. :,
kitchen undermining. complete Job
Call MR., COOK, WA. 7-51l4. 90
1st-CLASS PLASTERING, wal
scraping. Reasonable price, free
estimates. Ii. 4-T439, Ii. 7-9O57
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1880 X ST. NV, APT. 2l-Eflcien-
cy apt. with heat and hot water
furnished: cony. TO downtown;
s62 so q month, Key with Janitor.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., 1929 K ST.
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HElR-W0kAEN
CAREER OPPORTUNITY

Lady over % who enjoys meeting
people and would like to be associ.
ated with q national company
operating in Washington and sur.
rounding areas. Direct sales ex.
perience helpful but not essential;
opportunity offers guaranteed In
come plus incentive features Il
qualified applicant; car required
Product is nationally ADVERTISED
and company enjoys triple Al
rating For interview with com.
pany executive, write Box kS9-S
Star, giving brief resume of previ-
Gus experience. -16
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INSTRUCT. COURSES Cont
Learn Shorthand

Accredited ABC Pencil Shorthand
Low Tuition Easy Payments
Jobs Waiting Graduates Placed
WASHINGTON'S ONLY
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ROOMS FURN.-S.E.-S.W.


WOULD LIKE to have working
mother and child, home privileges.
10. l-0SS0. --l6
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CONTINUED on Next fa0sj
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FARM AND GARDEN

1AAbA44NO
Toy Manchester terriers and Nina
ture Pinschers for sale. Axe. 6015
Branch ave. Sc. RE. 5-5440.
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SETTLED WOMAN, white, some
nurs. eXper., able give hypos, u
assist with housekpg and care one
invalid Sml family, good liv. cond
pvt. rm Reas. time off. Sl25. and
full malnt. TIE. 6-US3g, after 10 a m
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12
Woman Dies While
In Shawnee Pool

Mrs. Louise Pence Ingmire, 45,
of Plain City, died Tuesday morn
ing at the Shawnee Hills swimming
pool in Delaware, Ohio. Officials
attributed the sudden death to a
heart attack suffered while Mrs.
Ingmire was in the water. She was
the wife of DR.. Bernard Ingmire of
Plain City.
Mrs. Ingmire was born in High
land County on January %, 1910,
the daughter of Allen T. and Pearl
Purdy Pence. In addition to the
husband, she is survived by two
children, Ellen Ann and James Al
len; her mother, Mrs. Allen T.
Pence of Hillsboro; and one sister,
Mrs. Gerald Wisecup of Honolulu,
Hawaii. She was a member of the
Episcopal Church.
Friends may call Thursday at
the Plain City residence from 9
am. to 10 pm. Private funeral
services will be held at the home
Friday morning. Interment will
be in the Forest Grove Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12
Union-Mccord In
Wage Agreement
For Coming Year

Workers of the local branch of
the McCord Corporation, who are
affiliated with UNIV. District so
voted Thursday to accept the cor
poration's offer for the new wage
opener" contract. The old contract
expires, Saturday, August 13.
Workers on the day shift were
relieved early from their shifts to
vote at the Eagles Hall here on
Thursday afternoon. Con Fergu-
son, local union representative,
said that the vote was practically
9S percent in favor of acceptance
of the company's offer which had
been negotiated earlier.
The new contract marks the ten
tn year of peaceful labor relations
between the union and the local
branch of the McCord Corporation
Mr.. Ed Lanning, superintendent of
the plant, remarked that there had
been only one case of arbitration
necessary in the past ten years.
Both the company and union rep
resentatives are justly proud of
this record of labor-management
relationships, particularly during
the periods of labor unrest in other
parts of the country.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12
Leaders Will Get
School Training

A School of Instruction for Girl
Scout Leaders, is announced by
Mrs. Chester Geer, head of Lon
don Girl Scouts, Inc, for Tuesday,
August 16, at the London Meth
odist Church at s pm.
Interest in Girl Scout work has
been tagging, according to officials,
who state they hope to revive the
interest before the opening of
school.
The Tuesday night school is for
both oil and new leaders. It is
necessary to, have 13 who are will
ing to take over the work of guild
ing those who would like to regis
ter in the various troops, but 1e
could be used very nicely, Mrs
Geer stated.
The personnel for the work in.
cludes six leaders for first year
Brownies; three for second year
Brownies; two for first year Girl
Scouts and two for second year
Scouts, making a total of thirteen
The school of August 16 will be
conducted Tor leaders who have as
sisted with the work before ano
those new ones who are just en-.
listing.
1t is important, Mrs. Geer stat.
ed, that all these leaders and any
others who would like to help, at.
tend he School.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12
County Schools
Staff Is 7 Short

Madison County's Superintend-
ent of Schools Rolla D. Webster
announces AZ changes within the
school faculties in the county sys-
tenn. This figure includes eight
shifts" within the system and the
hiring of seven additional teachers.
The county superintendent Is ex-
pecting a record attendance for the
year. As OF the moment, it seems
definite that the West jefferson
School will have to have double
sessions for some of the lower
grades.
The system still needs seven full
time teachers and two part-time
teachers to be- complete. Needed
are an industrial arts teacher, a
second grade teacher, an elemen-
tary teacher, an English-Math
teacher, and Home Ec and a So
cial Science teacher, plus two part
time music teachers. Mr. Webster
points out that some counties still
are twenty to thirty personnel
short, and that Madison County is
fortunate in this respect.
All schools will be able to open
on the scheduled dates despite the
shortages.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12
Benefit Show Is
Financial Success

Steele's Frontier Days held at
the Madison County Fairgrounds
last week proved a financial sue
cess to both beneficiaries, the
Madison County Fire Fighters As
sociation and the West jefferson
S. S. Simon and Jude Church.
Both on Monday and Tuesday
night the grandstand was filled to
capacity to view the excellent per-
formance of Robert (Buck) Steele
and his many acts.
Rev. Charles Webb and Richard
Kinnaird both thanked Mr.. Steele
publicly for his civic minded un-
dertaking and for donating the en-
tire proceeds to the Church build
ing fund and for improvements a.
mong the County's six Volunteer
Fire Departments.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12
Little League To
Have Play Off At
Close Of Season

With only one game of the Lit
tie League Baseball season remain
ing to be played, it is now certain
that a play-off series will be neces-
,sary to determine the champion
ship team of the year
The Cubs, managed by Weldon
Pfarr Jr., were the high standing
team in the first half-season play,
and the PhilS, managed by, c. D.
Blair, have clinched the top place
for the second half.
The championship series is seed
uled at the Park avenue Play
ground at g. pm. on Wednesday,
August II, Friday, August 19, and
if necessary, on Monday, August
%.
The Cubs. and the Phils are well
matched as to both offenSe and de-
fense and the public is invited to
the, games which should be well
worth watching,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12
Loca! Guard Unit
To Breckenridge
For Two Weeks

Captain Robert r. O'Brien, COM
manding officer of the Heavy Nor
ter Co. of the Ohio National
Guards 166th Infantry at London,
announces that SO officers and men
will attend the Guards field train
ing at Camp Breckenridge, Ken
lucky, during the period of August
IA to August %.
Advance detachments will leave
London on Thursday, August II
and on Saturday, August 13, but
the main body of troops will leave
London by bus at 1890 am. on
Sunday, August IA. The unit will
have breakfast at Indiana Univer-
sity and will arrive at Camp
Breckenridge at 11:3o Sunday
morning.
The unit joins some 6700 Ohio
National Guardsmen from 73 cities
and villages for. the two-week
training period. The local men will
receive advance unit training and
advanced individual training.
The unit will return to London
at 1:30 am. on Sunday, August %.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12
Officials Seeking
Driver OF Vehicle

Authorities today were still seek
ing Harvey Mongold, London Pris-
on Farm inmate, who walked away
from that institution Tuesday
morning.
Madison County Sheriff's office
received a call on Wednesday
morning at 1925 am. that a truck
had been stolen from the Williams
Steel Wool Company area belong
ing to James Hamilton, painter
from Catawba, who was working
through the night there. Mr.. Ham,
ilton saw the truck being driven
away as he was painting and call
ed the sheriff's office. Very soon
thereafter, the sheriffs office re-
ceived a call from Sedalia that
there had been wreck north of
that village on Route 38 at the
Sam Robson farm.
Deputy Sheriff Bob Allison went
to the scene of the accident, and
found the stolen truck wrecked in
the cornfield with severe damage.
Witnesses said the truck had pass
ed them at a high rate of speed
just prior to the accident. The per-
son or persons in the truck were
not in sight.
Sedalia citizens, State Patrolmen
and Fayette Co. authorities as well
as eight guards from the London
Prison Farm combed the cornfield
where the truck had been wrecked,
but found nothing. About 80 peo-
pie joined in the search.
While authorities could not be
certain, it was believed that Mon
gold was the driver of the truck.
Mongold's home was in Blooming
burg, which is south of Sedalia on
State Route 3S. He was serving a
one to five year sentence for break
ing and entering.
Officials expressed their graft
tude for the help afforded by citi-
zens in the search of the cornfield.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12
Jeff Youth
Injured In Crash
tuesday Evening

Ronald Strain, 16, of West JEFF
ferson, may appear in Juvenile
Judge S. Kings court when he re-
covers from injuries suffered in an
accident which occurred Tuesday
at IL p. m
Strain, driving a 1871 model car
southeast on the Finley-Guy Road,
lost control of the car at the in
tersection of the Plain City-Lafay-
cite Road. He told police he
couldn't stop, veered left and
crashed through a farmers fence.
The car was destroyed. \
Strain was taken to Mt. Carmel
Hospital in the Ferguson ambu-
lance where he was treated for a
fractured shoulder, scalp lacera-
tions and laceration of the right
eyelid.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12
Amvets Finishing
Lodge Addition

The London Amvet Post No. 19
which is located at Madison Lake
are now finishing new kitchen,
storage room and rest rooms to
the Lodge building.
They have also drilled a new
well to be sure of safe drinking
water. This extension is 15x30 feet,
making the building now 30x55 fit.
The building is one of the incest
buildings around the lake. The
Amvets have worked hard to get
this lodge.
At a recent meeting, they elect
ed new vice commander to fill
the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Bob Swaney. Donald
Lewis was elected to fill this office.