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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
SERVICES

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DITCHING - let LIS dig your
bitches. septic tanks. etc. by ma
chine. especially designed for that
purpose. Rural work solicited
Putney Plumbing and Heating
Phone 403. Farmyille, Va. 4-2l-tf
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TAXI Phone rs. Cradles Cab
under new management Depend
able service. all passengers nnsur-
ed. Call 78. 3-i1-20p
SLAYTON & LACKEY Well
Drilling. IA inch well So so
foot. 5 58"-$ $3.50. 6"-S5 90
Galvanized Casing used NJ. H
Slayton. F'armsiile. Phone 2034J
4-l5-8tp
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
REAL ESTATE

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Log Cabin, electricity on paved
road II miles from Farmville
$500.
96 acre farm, S room home. sew
eral outbuildings, plenty water
and fence Only $4,000. Terms,
Res located OH Third Ave Beau
tful II room house and bath and
a half. situated on large corner
lot 1875 it. $50 it. Hardwood
floors throughout. oil hot water
heat and basement. Priced for
quick sale as owner Is leaving
town
Res 8 rooms and bath. central oil
heat. suitable for two apis. large
lot III good section Of Farmville
Very special at $4,000. Terms.
Res. 4 rooms. bath and lot. loon
270 located 3 miles from Farm
Vile on paved road In excellent
condition, only years old $1,000
Res rooms. bath and lot l60x
800 located in desirable neighbor-
hold on edge OF Farmville. Hard =
wood floors, floor furnace. Only
$4,000. $500 down and bal like
rent
S acres and S rm. dwelling with
basement on Hwy As, 7 miles from
Farmville. Good well. several out
buildings Only $4,000.
Res. 10 rooms. bath and basement
located on Buffalo ST. Large lot
Price only $4,000
Lots. valuable frontage on f
Third St. in Farmville
s acres. room dwelling. 10 miles
from Farmville. la acres tobacco
$4,000.
FARMS. IS good farms. large and
small. Located In Prince Edwart
Co. Cumberland. Appomattox
Amelia, Charlotte and Bucking
ham Cos.
Lots In the Davidson ub-division
water and sewage
LANDOk g. ATKINS
POINTERS eonk euildinq
phoae 3o0-M
formvilie. Va.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29

At one Delaware Valley power
plant coal is fed TO breaker house
bunkers on conveyor belts capable
of moving 300 tons an hour from
railroad hopper cars to bunkerS
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29

Coal will be the only fuel burn
ed IN rs per cent OF the new
steam generating capacity the
electric utility industry expects TO
install in 1865. 1856. and 1857
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
SIC per inch
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FOR SALE

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nEW BRICK HOME-3 bed
rooms. two baths. living room.
dining room, kitchen. On Fourth
Avenue extended. Call $50 or l54
8-27-tf
LAWN AND PLANT fertilizer
Nov Is the time 10 feftiilze grass
and shrubs See US for that good
VIC Fertilizer 6-6-G or 5-f0-5.
Both arc recommended for your
yard Kayton Coal Co. Farm
vile Phone 1gG. 4-5-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
CARD OF THANKS

.
PAP As II wiSh 10 thank nv
friehdS and neighbors for their
Kindness and sympathy card
and fsowef At the time Of the
death OF my brother Lewis r
RoleFtS. OF Key West Mrs. Mike
Papas 4-29 II
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
LOST AND FOUND

HOUND-Lemon and white Walk
er fox hound. gyp, little shy Of
strangers. lost AT Leighs Noun
tain Friday night Reward for re-
turn 10 G c Roberts Phone
6l3M RID. Farmville 4-26-2t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
LEGAL NOTICES

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE
PUBLIC BY order Of the Elec-
toral q GARD Of Cumberland Coun-
ty Virginia, all registration books
in Randolph District shall be-
purged as Of the first Cay Of May
1855 The names listed below have
been removed from the registra
ton books Of Browns Precinct.
Randolph District Cumberland
County. Virginia for the reason
stated above said list Of names.
and after the above named date.
they shall no longer be eligible
voters OF the above said precinct
This action is provided for and
ordered done under section lot
Page 80. Of the Virginia Election
Laws. Sections 24-9s-24-9724- 90
Of the new code OF lS50J
ANYONE who can prove conclu-
sively that any Of the names list
ed below have right 10 be on the
registration books OF said district
they shall make such information
available 20 the undersigned reg
istrar On or before the above nam
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
USED CARS

Best Buys
In Good
USED CARS
19A9 PLYMOUTH
a-door sedan, radio. heater and
seat covers. Clean,
l9a7 oLOSMoBlLE
2-door sedan. radio. heater and
sea, covers. A real car.
1854 FORD
2-door customline. radio. heat
er and overdrlye and very low
mileage
1853 BUick
s-Door Special. Dynaflow. Ra-
dio. Heater. White Sidewalk
Tires. Very Low Mileage Al
most Like a New Car.
1851 BUICK
Super Rivera. dynaflo. radio
and heater. Very clean car.
l94e DODGE
4-door sedan. radio and heater.
Priced for quick sale.
1851 BUICK
4-door super. radio. heater and
dsnaflo Engine Just rebuilt
1851 NASH
Statesman. hydromatic. radio
and heater. II you want good
economical transportation this
Is the car for YOU,
1949 BUICK
4-door super. dynaflo. radio
and heater. Extra nice.
1948 BUICK
Convertible-A real car and
priced for quick sale.
Special prices on oil obovs
eors Tor quick sole.
BRICKERT
OIL COMPANY
305 W. Ord s.. Pk. 2o3
Fosmvills. Va.
Va. Deoler License No. 1856
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
WANTED

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HENS fat and nice. Roberts
Poultry Farm, Farmyille phone
6l3M. 4-I5-tf
FRESH LOCAL EGGS Stop &
Shop, across Cumberland Bridge
4-22-tf III
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YOUNG BULL wanted to pasture
beef breed Hugh Smith. RI.
Farmville. 4-29-l p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
HELP WANTED

SALESMAN Wholesale groceries.
experienced man preferred Estab-
lished territory. guaranteed sal
airy. plus commission Write Box
Salesman. care Of Tile Herald.
Farmgille. 4-26-2t
SALESMAN Change In occupa-
ton makes available good Raw
leigh business in Cumberland
county. Fine opportunity for right
man Also openings In Bucking-
ham county. Cumberland county
and also city Of Farmyille Write
Rawleigh's Department vAD-65o-
22l, Richmond. Va. 4-8-4p II
MAN OR WOMAN TIT take over
route Of established watkins Gus
toners In the city oil Farrnyllle
Earnings unlim4te No invest-
ment necessary. We will help you
get started. Write The J r. Wat
kins Co. Dept SO Richmond
Virginia. 4-l5-3p If
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Benson Rejects Criticism
OF Agriculture Policies

Transition from war economy ID
peace economy has been easier
ion farmers than any such
Transition in history.
He pointed out that land
values are at q record high, per
capita income is II per cent
higher than 1t was In 1850 and
IS higher now than I year ago,
and the ratio Of farm debt to
farm assets Is good. kIe said the
ratio s II per cent now. whereas
II was 10 per cent in 1910.
A large part Of fafmers' assets
are liquid" he said, adding
that the heavy buying Of farm
machinery 8 evidence Of favor
able conditions In agriculture.
Mr.. Benson repeated what he
had said earlier tins week with
references to the plan 81 the
Evening star., 1955-10-26

high rigid supports in that field
A year ago Mr.. Benson re-
duced the support on butter,
cheese and dried milk form so
to rs per cent Of parity In an
effort to stop the build-up Of
surnluses In Government storage.
He says this step. combined
with q concentrated campaign to
promote consumption Of dairy
products has resulted IN q tre-
mendous Improvement. Nov, he
says, one seldom hears a CONF
plant about the dairy situation.
Change In Dairy Picture
'The dairy picture has changed
completely from one that was
dark 10 ONE that Is bright. he
remarked.
The Secretary said he has
never worried much about the
criticism ieyeled at him because
he has felt his course to be
right--the best one for agricul-
ture and the best for the coun-
try as a whole. While 1t would
be more pleasant to work with-
out the criticism. he said he viii
not be deferred In his objectives.
Mr.. Benson said there has been
Evening star., 1955-10-26

Government to buy SIS million
worth Of pork products within
the next 10 months: The heavy
purchasing cannot be expected
to be a cure-all for the slumpine
hog market but 1t viii be q bene-
fetal stabilizing factor.
He said the farm program
critics have been putting too
much emphasis on total farm in.
come. While it Is true total irl-
come is down. he contended the
per capita figures are more isl-
portant. He explained there are
fewer people on the farms than
there used to be. but those still
are doing better on the per
capita basis.
'sDf course We want high prices
for agriculture he said. I'VE
shall do everything we can 70
get and keep prices up. But
prices. alone, are not everything
Volume Is important. too. II
is prices times volume that
equals income"
The Secretary thinks what has
happened to dairying ilhistrates
the soundness Of his policies. he
said there was a great outcry
when the Government ended the
Evening star., 1955-10-26
9 Twin and Double Sizes!
i a. saia
i Many 0ne-of-o-Ikind!
III.
2 limited Quontity!

Kanns-Thhd Floor. washington Losoer Leue Arlington
Evening star., 1955-10-26

erations Subcommittee for vot.
ing against hearing Harlee
Branch. president Of the Georgia
Power Co.
Democrats on the subcommit-
tee defeated 3-to-2 a move by
Representative Jonas. Republi-
hcan Of North Carolina, on Oc-
tober 10 TO call Mr.. Branch as
. witness In the w-suspended
hearings.
In his letter. which the news
paper published today, Mr..
cbudof1 said the House group
was mot investigating the power
companies at this time and
had neither "adduced or sought
evidence Of improper action on
their part.
He also said:
'sIn the current hearing We
are looking into the relations
Evening star., 1955-10-26

between the rural co-operatiyes
and the public agencies on the
one side and the Department Of
Interior or the REA (Rurai
Electrification Administration
on the other.
-Since the power companies
gain when the co-ops and public
bodies lose. the companies have
been present in the background.
but no charges Of improper ac-
ton have been made against
them. The public officials have
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Chief
Clarifies Stund
D. The Asaociated Press

Representative Chudoff. DEM
ocrat of Pennsylvania. directing
q House investigation Of the
Eisenhower administrators
power policy. says it has turned
up nothing which demonstrates
any illegal or improper infiu-
ence on the part Of the Georgia
Power Co"
Mr.. Chudoff made this state
ment In q letter to the WASH
ineton Post and Times Herald
which III an editorial had criti-
cized his House Government OPP
Evening star., 1955-10-26

been given Q fun opportunity to
defend themselves against the
charges made against them. /
cannot agree that the power
companies should also be
brought IN to help this defense.
The companies need none them
selves.
Evening star., 1955-10-26

complete harmony within the
Cabinet.
Eve have full discussion. all
right" he said. Sometimes
questions are raised by my COLI
leagues who are more sensitive
than I 10 politics. But there
never has been any serious dis
agreement.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Washington Only

l--188.5o All-wool Green Tweed. l5xe 1o1ftz
1880
26o5o All-wool Brown. Beige and Green
Tweed, l5xl3l0 ft 1926
1880 All wool Gold Beige and Orchid
Tweed, exl3.3 IT.. i0s .s5
l-l73.o5 AII-woo Gold Beige and Orchid
Tweed, 12xlI5 #. lzi.50
NJ $50
l--7250 All-wool Beige and Send Tweed,
sx62 #. 1926
l--262.50 AII-wool Driftwood Beige Twist,
l5xl2.5 II. 1885
1--22250 All.wooI Mexicon Green Twist,
l5xl0.3 fl $500
l--l45.5o Green Tweed 4506 Wool, 459o
Royon. l09o NyIon. i2xlo.6 #. Ioi.So
lz27. SO Atwood Brown ard Green Rug,
i5xl2,3 fl. 1880
l--los25o All-wool Grey Leof Rug. 9x9.6 f.,
80 so AIl.woo Grey Floral. ex7eft 6l.o5
800 AlI-wool Brown and Green Texture
Rug, oxi6.7 ft.s 1895
i-t65. 50 AII-wcol Eorly American Hook De-.
iy1s6.so AI-wool Green Rug, l5xl4.9 Il.
.l--lszoo All-wooI Scotch Mist Grey Rue.
5l--257.5o All-wool Brocken Brown Rug. lzx
i-l1s5oAll-wooI Beige Wilton Rug oxll ~
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Washington Only

l-l2575 turquoise Cotton Rug. l2xl8o f..
1880
$3.50 Green Cotton Rug, l2xl2.6 #. 1850
l-85.o5 Grey Cotton Rug, l2xl3 #. : 5o.o5
81 e5 Gold Cotton Rug 12xl28 #. 1926
i-5295 Blue Cotton Rug, l2x8 #. u 3hso
l--49 IS Beige Cotton Rug. l2x76 # 1880
l-46 SO Brown Cotton Rug. l2x7 ft.-- $3.50
$3.50 Gold Cotton Rug, l2xo Fl. II s4.95
l--lo6.5o Grey Cotton Rug, l2xl6 5 fl. $3.50
10 95 Green Cotton Rug. l2xl s fl, 45.9S
5000 Green Cotton Rug. l2xlo6 IT,, $3.50
l-206. so AII-woo Grey Tone on. Tone, 5xl2
It. ls-s--- --.---s ------ l44.5O
''''00 N'''~'0' 0'''s ''0'o' - 'os.oo q,
l-17l,75 All-wool Beige Wilton; l5x9 f..
l--lee.75 Atwood Sun Gold Wilton, l5xlo6
r. ---- ---- l5S.io
$1,000 All-wool Grey Twist, 2xof l25.o5
l-ll2oo All wool Green Embossed l2xlof
/ l-l0l 40 All-wooI Beige Scroll, 2xo III 1926
l-l7I75 AIl-wooI Grey Twist Rug, l5xe it..
l--ls74o All-wooI Green Twist Rug, l2xo fl,
l-lsl,25 AIl-wool Cinnamon Twist Rug, I y
4 IT. .3----+- tzo.9V
l-246. so AII-wool Rose Twist Rug, SKI z IT,
i7z.so
Hanns-Taird Foor washington: zouer Lepei Arlington
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Virginia Only

E Ss #
l--257o5 All-wooI Brown, Beige ond Greer
Tweed, l5xI2Io H.. - ------ l6s.95
loo rs AlI-wool Sold, Beige and Orchid
Tweed, l5xlOll #. ---------- 1880
l--f3o. so AlI-wool Green Twist We've. l2x8,4
I'll - 97.25
l--eo so AH-wool Grey Florol. 9x7,6 #. si.S5
l--l7o25 All-woo Brown and Green Texture
RUG, oxi55 A. ---4..--. 1890
l-l8o. .c5 Ail-wool Grey Wilton, l5xo ft.,
- - 1850
/ 4-l4s95 A.~oo' soodo'~ood w''oo' Io,s5 ioa.s5
o6.o5
- s7.ss
l--s3e5 Green Cotton Rug. l2xl2.e q. $3.50
sass Champagne Cotton Rug. l2xlo II.
$3.50 Green Cotton Rug, l2x86 FL $500
l--78e5 Blue Cotton Rug. l2xll9 9 ft:- 1926
l--8oo5 White Cotton Rug. l2xl3 8 #. 5s.o5
l--Ii3.95 Green Cotton Rug, l2xl7.3 # 67.o5
l--Sl.e5 Gold Cotton Rug, l2sl2 Fl 1850
l-68.o .o5 Dusty Rose Cotton Rug, l2xio6 fl,
lilo 90 AII-wool Cinnamon Wilton. exo fl,
sl--lle.5o All-woo Grey Wilton exlo.6 #, =
$3.50
l--i37 40 AII-wooI Grey Wilton. l2xo #. 1886
JOB 90 AIl-wool Red Wilton, 9xo ft.--7l.o5
Evening star., 1955-05-08
By RAIDER WINGET
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. May The
stock market suffered another of
its periodic sinking spells this
week but managed a good partial
recovery.
The Associated Press average
Of so stocks was down so cents
on the week and closed at
$164.30. At that level the average
is $3.50 away from its record
high established last week.
With prices at such peaks,
brokers have been voicing warn
ings against sudden gusts of SELL
ing based on weakness. They feel
that continued sharp selling
waves without a show of re-
covery could shake investor con-
f1dence in the market. These
f1urries, however. in every in
stance have been absorbed and
forgotten.
It. was difficult to be bearish
about the stock market when
Evening star., 1955-05-08
Stocks Sink During Week
But Stage Some Recovery

reports of booming business
came from all sides. One major
company after another brouoht
in statements of record high first
quarter profits. A cross section
of the bulk of corporate reports
50 far made for the first quarter
disclosed an increase of 81 per
cent over year ago.
Personal income in March was
at a record annual rate of more
than 1924 billion. Steel produc-
ton was estimated at a record
high level. April construction
was the highest ever for that
month. And there were plenty of
other but less embracing reports
on good business.
The five most active issues
this week on the New York
Stock Exchange were: Benguet
Consolidated Mining up z at
~: General Dynamics off 25s
at 627s; Boeing off 45s at 61l2:
Canadian Pacific up 1l2 at 317s.
and Baldwin Lima Hamilton off
IA at 1873.
Evening star., 1955-05-08
WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MAY =. 1855

Quotatinns Furnished by tn. Associated press
1855 Stock and Sales Net
High Low div. rate Add 90 High Low Close chg.
Evening star., 1955-05-08
Campbell Will Speak

Joseph Campbell, Comptroller
General of the United States.
will address a dinner meeting Of
the Federal Government Ac-
countants Association at the
Willard Hotel next Thursday
night.
Mr.. Campbell's subject: "A
Philosophy of Public Service"
He has had his own account
ing firm and is a member Of the
American Institute of Account
ants and other professional So
cieties.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-25

In pursuance of an order Of sale
In Partition i'm the above entitled
action, | will offer for sale at public
auction. on the premises at the farm
house in Darby Township, in the
above named County. on Saturday,
the 18th day Of February 1865. at
200 O'Clock PM, the following des-
cribed real estate:
Situated in the County of Madison,
Township of Darby, State of Ohio,
and being part of Surveys No. 1892
and 1920 and bounded and describ-
ed as follows:
Beginning at stone in the center
OF the Plain city and Chuckery
Pike, southeast corner to Joel Fair
banks land; thence with two con-
secutive lines of said Fairbanks n.
s degrees IL +. 4.69 chains (chain
poles) to a stake: thence n. 0 de-
gree 15' T.. 4121 chains to stake
in Dellinger's south line; thence
with said line $. 68 degrees 0S E.
1017 chains to a stone, southeast
corner to said Dellinger's land and
land; thence with two consecutive
lines of said Mrs. James Smiths
land S. 4 degrees AS w 22.35 chains
to white elm; thence N. 81 degrees
II. S.04 chains to stake in said
Smiths south line; thence S 13 de-
grees 55' w 1921 chains TO stake,
centrally between two white oaks:
chains to a stake in the center of
the Plain City and Chuckery Pike;
thence with two consecutive lines Of
said pike N. Al degrees 10 w. 2063
chains to a stake; thence y. 80 de-
Prees S5' w. 100 chains to the be-
ginning.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-25
WiIdIife Water
Areas Are Built

Columbus, Ohio - The Killdeer
Plains Wildlife Area, in Wyandot
County, is undergoing extensive
development, particularly the con-
struction of ten different impound-
ments which will Great approxi-
mately 100 surface acres of wat
er.
While game officials point out
that the ponds are being construc-
ted principally for use by upland
game animals and waterfowl,
some of the ponds may provide
limited fishing.
The ponds, which are about 60ao
completed, will be comparatively
shallow with a maximum depth of
four feet, except along the dikes
where excavation may create
depths up to seven or eight feet.
The ponds will vary in size from
three acres to about 40 acres.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-25

I3' East sos poles to a post: thenee
South 10 degrees 40 West 10.1E
poles to a stone in the center OF the
aforesaid road; thence with the cen,
ter OF said road South 81 degrees
23' East 1 20 poles TO the beginning
Containing II Acres sand s 50 uafe
rods. more or less.
EXCEPTING THEREFHOm D.
tract OF $50. acres heretofore sold
to Hotchkiss Mordridge, leaving
1896 acres more or less.
Said Premises Located on the
north side of the Lombard-Chuckery
and Rosedale-P Plain City Roads and
west of the intersection OF the DEE
Bolt Road and the Rosedale-P Plain
City Road.
Said Premises Appraised st s3uS.00
per acre for 1913 acres with build
ings and $1,000 per acre for The
1896 acres without buildings, ana
cannot be sold 20. less than two
thirds OF that amOunt.
Terms Of Sale: Ten percent down
on date of sale and tha IHslaDcA
within ten days or upon cenfIYn1a-
tion of sale and delivery OF deed.
Harold r. .Ei1wel
Sheriff of Madison C.sunty,
Ohio
BY X n johnson, Deputy !
William L. Colsnan. .tttorney
Jan. u 24 81 E'eb 7 II
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-25

less.
Also the following premises. situ-
ate in the State of Ohio. County Of
Madison, Township of Darby. being
part Of Surveys Nos 1075f and
1210S, and bounded and described as
follows:
Beginning at a large elm, south
west corner TO Survey No. 1270S.
and to tract OF so acres of land,
which was conveyed by Merton
Smith and wife to Zacharias Schei-
derer on the 18th day of April A.D.
1900 thence with the south line Of
said Survey and of said tract n. Sc
degrees 55' r. 1924 poles TO the
southwest corner of tract of 3S.09
acres conveyed this day by the said
Iachariah Scheiderer to w. l.. De-
bolt; thence with the West line of
said tract n. II degrees Is f.. 1886
poles to a stone. northwest corner
to said tract and in the North line
Of the aforesaid so acre tract +;
thence with said line s. s6 degrees
55' w. 97.6S poles to a stone In the
West line of the aforesaid Survey;
thence with the said Survey line S.
5 degrees w. u poles to the place
of beginning.
Containing 4f.91 acres, more sor
less
Also the following premises. sit
uate in the State of Ohio. County of
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-25

Madison, and Township of Darby,
being part of Survey No. 1868, and
bounded and described as follows.
beginning at a stone formerly
three bur oaks from one root) at
the intersection of the Plain City
and Chuckery Road with the Nor
&, ,dge and Weaver Road, being also
corner to a tract OF SO /3 acres
of land conveyed by Jesse Lombard
and wife TO II. ID. Lombard on the
Both day Of April, AID. 1850; thence
with the center OF the former road
South SO degrees so East b204
poles to a stone; thence North de-
grees AZ West 14s2S poles to
stone in the northwesterly line of
the said tract of land; thence with
the said line South 28 degrees 59'
West 42.16 poles to a bur oak, a cor
ner to the aforesaid tract. thence
with another line of said tract
North 40 degrees IA West 12.44
poles TO a stone. thence South IL de-
grees 21' West 103S4 poles TO
stone in the center of the Plain
city and Chuckery Road; thence
with the center of said Road South
81 degrees 23' East ga poles to a
stone at the southwest corner of the
school property; thence with three
consecutive lines Of said property
North 20 degrees 27' East 9.9b poles
to a post; thence South 81 degrees
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-25
SPORTS
Red Raiders Take
WVille Friday,
Lose Saturday

London's Red Raiders took their
second Mid-Six League win Friday
night by defeating Westerville on
their court, rs to 73.
London took the lead in the sec
ond period, and held it for the
game, but cold sweat broke out as
Westerville almost pulled the
game their way in the final period,
outscoring London "a to IL.
Dick LeBeau was high for Lon
don with 70 points, high man for
the game was Westerville's John
Worley with 27 points.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-25
Independent Cage
League Standings

Madison County open basketball
league games at Lafayette and the
Prison Farm furnished few sur
prises in last Weeks games We'd
nesday and Thursday. Play result
ted in the standings changed as
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-25

Hume and Mabe and the Stiwheels
vs.. the Prison Farm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-25

Wednesdays results were Plain
City over the Prison Farm, 68 to
81; Stiwheels over Rance, 78 to
81; Springfield Marathon over
Hume and Mabe, "a to go.
Thursdays results: Prison Farm
over Hume and Mabe, go to SO;
Springfield over Rance, II to AZ;
Plain City over Stiwheels, 45 to
d..
The league will play only on
thursday next week, with Spring
field VS.. Plain City, Rance VS..
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-25

Worthington held on to first
place in the league, defeating
Marysville 81 to 48. Worthington
holds a perfect record of 5 wins
against league opponents.
Grove City stayed in the title
contest by defeating billiards rs
TO IS.
Gahanna downed Marion Frank
lin, 81 to 46. Mechanicsburg over
Northeastern, AZ to 80, Enon over
Southeastern, 46 to As; Sedalia
over West Jefferson, 83 to SO, and
Nat. Vernon claimed the highest
score by defeating Urbana, 104 to
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-25

lOIdlS ~ . 40
In Saturdays game with South
eastern. London held the lead un-
til the third quarter, when South
eastern scored % points and forg-
ed ahead, 81 to as. Final score was
81 to 20, Southeastern.