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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WASHERS. fully guar; used yringer
tub Dexter. in excel. eond-. 1895;
Maytag de luxe with pump, excel.
eond.. special price only $50 :95.
WASHINGTON Tv AND APPLIANCE
sSsiR sssiPs, 2a. aasS w. g. s-dsss assi s5ssa os:n
WASHER. Easy splndrier; perfect
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WASHER, Thor; semiauto,; like nsw; rev;
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WASHER. vringer type. in good con-
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WASHER. Easy spindrier; perfec,
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WASHER, Bendix. semiauto. Excel.
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WASHERS - Brand-new automatic
washers in factory cartons. List,
S299.95; now only, 7.50.. STAT
TERY,s; 1909 Wisconsin ave. nv,
SWAP YVg MY 5 TRAINS, 5 trans. l
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etc. Or viii sell. 415 II st. s.w. 26'
TO 1000 CORDS seasoned hard
wood. COOPER SUPPLY CO.. Sl3
18th st. NE. Ii. 6-591e. DE
SALE-Refgrs.. ranges,
dryers, washers, freezers, air con-
ditioners dehumidifiers, fuorescent
fixtures, fans; new. used and floor
models: all for cash. 4Sl1 Bethesda
ave. OIL. 10000.
WASHERS AND DRYERS, new" II
you have cash and want Q terriflc
deal. see PARAMOUNT CO.. 2202
Georgia ave. NV. Free parking.
WASHERS
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BULLDOZER. / Do Cat. and pan
! D-4 Cat and pan. Excellent condi.
tion. RA. 3-75S5. 9 to o pm. ~
BUFFET with 3-drawer. 3-shelf
hutch, maple. Warm honey color
Hand rubbed; $3.50. AID. 4-5999
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
"a Yard BuCYRUs
"a yard LINK BELT
" yard KOEHRING
ward LORRAIN
rE forn0 OK

1E. 0IOO 80
toilets Al loves. W prices. BLocK's 5eis
lG46 Lee hwy. ia. $1,000.
BED. HOLLYWOOD; Beautyrest mattress,
box springs; $50; in excellent condi-
ton. Ia. 9-0237. -27
BED. complete, S35; chest. IS; quilts,
So; crib. $50; ice skates, s.; work
bench, .$15;. end table. Sc. ST. g.
BED. Hollywood. with headbosrd,
box spring and mattress, dble. size,
8 wks. old: $40. HA. 2-e106. -25
BED-Mahogany 4-poster bed and
mattress; reasonable; must sell be-
fore week end. Call EN-. $4,000.
BEDS, GOVT SURPLUS
39' Hollywood bed. complete with
innerspring mattress, S2l .95; Army
bunk beds. compl.. e. uhits). with
felt mattresses, S2s. 80: 39r steel
coil SPRINGS, SIS .a5; new 4-dr solid
maple chests. S21 .95. N. FRANK &
son. Ala 3rd st: NV. EX. 3-s974.
BEDDING-SAMPLES
sealy reg. Sl59.50. now S105
Sealy req, 59.50,-----I now $45
Serte reg, $3.50. now $3.50
sEGAL BROS, CO. 5-2ss3
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
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for G1 training; day and evening
LEGE. 1910 G st NV. DI. 7-1762.
PBX-RECEPTlONIST SCHOOL. Al
OBJ placement service. 1919 r st.
NV. MA. S-4142. DE. .2-5973.
LEARN The ART of native Hawaiian
dances; day and evening classes;
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rev. typing. shorthand. accounting.
office mach: small classes, saves
time: TOP salaried POSITIONS; EN-
ROLL today. BOYD SCHOOL test.
40 YrSl 700 IL cor G.
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GLOVER PARK-single and double
rooms. twin bed. pvt. Law. in pvt.
home; privil. EN-. 2-O121. Il
423 HAMILTON ST. NW.--Master
bedrm., pvt. shower: gentle home:
gentleman preferred. RA. 3-93Bl.
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SECRETARY

Age 20 to 80: permanent position;
salary $500 to $500, depend
ing on experience and qualifications;
good knowledge of shorthand and
typing essential; S-hour day. 5-day
personal data, education and ex-
perienee in resume. Box 405-V.
Star -2S
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MART

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K1. $4,000 HI. s-e301
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

PIANO BENCHES; 40% to 60ss re-
ductions. New stock. Assorted styles
HUGO WORCH
925 g Street NV, Ma. 8-4529
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MCKINLEY ST. N.w.-Lge.. conf.
55m; next bath: excel. transp. EN-.
coz. CATHEDRAL AyE.-3 clean
single rms: nice location; men. no.
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ATTRAC. FURN. LGE. RIM. twin
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for FBI boys. NO. 7-S303. --25
719 WHITTIER ST.-Clean, quiet.
sel. or dbl, next bath; $S-S10 per
Vk.; maid sery,, parking. RA. 3-413S.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Five Indicted By
Grand Jury Here

Prosecutor Forrest E. Sidener
presented seven cases to the april
term of the Madison County Grand
Jury on Monday April IL. The jur-
ors examined only three witness,
returned five indictments and ig-
nored two cases.
Indictments were returned again
st Richard Matthews and Claude
Charles Polk, escape from a penal
institution; Kenn IN Richard
Crawford and James Brubaker
carrying concealed weapons; Rich
ard Dillon, forging and uttering,
1.-TWO countS).
Cases ignored were those of Eu-
gene Miller, charged with cutting
with intent to wound and Charles
Terry, assault and ba, sery.
The foreman of the jury was
Mrs. Reynold Slaughter + Sedalia
Other jurors were Mrs. Hazel
Beach, Mrs. Donald Farquhar, H
S. Wright, Mrs. Walter Ducey
Harold j. Karn, Bessie Jenkins
Mrs. Ray Butz, Richard Harbage
Mrs. Lester Nixon, Mrs. F. z. Ros.
nagle, Mrs. Marian Martin, Mrs
John Stroupe, Helen Thomas anc
Margaret Dowler.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Bond Sales Hit
Ten Year Peak

Mr.. Paul NJ. Dwyer, Chairman,
Madison County Savings Bonds
Committee, today reported that,
nationwide, the sales of Series E
and H Savings Bonds set a ten
year record for any three month
period. Sales in the first three
months, throughout the United
States, were in excess of one and a
half billion dollars with the total
amount outstanding now amount
ing to nearly 80 billion dollars. Net
sales over -shadowed redemptions
$242 million excess of sales over
redemptions in January-March,
1854.
Sales in Ohio for March were
also on the increase as Series E
and Fl Bond sales totaled $50, ,754,-
986 gain of 7.6qo over 1854.
While the eight major industrial
counties accounted for approxim-
ately $50 of the total state sales,
fifty-five counties showed an in
crease over March of 1854
Sales of the two bonds in Mad
ison County in March were $50, Isl
as compared to S48,425 in 1854.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Local Man Hurt
AS Dynamite Cap
ExpIodes In Hand

Mr.. Lawrence Burt, about %,
was seriously injured Wednesday
when a dynamite cap exploded in
his hand
Witnesses said Mr.. Burt found
the cap in an automobile. Unaware
of the potential danger of the cap,
Burt touched the ends of a wire
connected with the cap to the bat
terry terminals of the automobile.
The cap exploded instantaneously.
The accident occurred at the john
son Chevrolet Company.
Mr.. Burt was taken to Univers-
ity Hospital in the Lukens ambu-
lance. He was given emergency
treatment here by DR.. j. A. Knapp
for decorations and powder burns
of the hands, arms and face. Mr.
Burt's left hand suffered a deep
laceration on the palm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22

The bullAring at Barcelona
is much older than the one
at Madrid but the little child
ren are found ct both places
initiating the great "torreros".
Bullfighting is truly the great
est sport in Spain and paint
ings of bullfights abound
everywhere one looks.
Our group spent a half day
at Toledo. The Toledos got a
big thrill when it was explain
ed to them there is a Toledo
in Ohio and that the newspa-
per is called the BLADE. The
artisans here make beautiful
little swords and ornaments
which are distinctly original
in design. We bought a small
sword which will make a fine
letter opener. We are sorry
that we are not here when a
bullfight is scheduled as some
of the best are held here.
The shortage of stationery
is acute here and we must
scrounge around to find any.
There are many other short
ages" too, but not in wine
oranges and courtesy. Incl
dentally. there is a type of
orange here whose juice is as
purple as the grape. Delicious.
So there you have some of
our own impressions of the ro-
mantle land of Spain. True, it
is sun-drenched and antiquat-
ed but the romance of its
Kings and of its glory still
1--we in a people of proud heri-
tage and whose hopes for the
future seem brighter now
than at any time in the past
300 years.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
National Guard Unit Here
Takes Part In Alert Test
Operation Proves
National Success

Officers and men of the Heavy
Mortar Company, 166th Infantry,
the National Guard Unit located
here, participated in the nation
wide test alert held on Wednesday.
The alert was known as Opera
tion Minuteman".
The alert began with the State
Highway Patrol notifying the
Commanding Officer, Capt. Rob-
ert r. O'Brien, at his home in
Springfield, followed by chain
reaction of telephone calls which
brought the unit to the London
Armory within required time
Seventy-five percent of the men
had reported for duty within two
hours. These men had their equip
ment ready for any emergency, in
cluding the trucks, weapons and
sundry items necessary for move
ment.
The alert was nationwide and
included the Air National Guard
in those areas served by this
branch of the ready forces.
Many local residents were not
aware of the alert despite radio
and TV announcements of the act
ion Only three of London'S citi-
zens came to observe the unit as
they performed the tasks assigned
to protect the community in time
of danger. Passers-by were not
aware of what was going on.
Captain O'Brien and the Off
GERS of the unit, 1st 1t. Robert
Gutherie, 1st 1t Wayne Henry and
2nd 1t. Ralph Watts praised the
telephone company for the manner
in which they handled their vital
role in the early phases of the
alert.
During the alert period, the men
performed their regular training
tasks, remaining on the job until
: Ii midnight, when the all clear
was given, The men were called
from their homes and jobs to par
tlcipate.
The London unit Of the Nation
al Guard has strength of IS en-
listed men and officers. They are
authorized 121 men and six Off
GERS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Flannery Listed
On Honor Roll

Roger Lee Flannery, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Flannery, Route
3, London, has been listed on the
honor roll for the winter quarter
at David Lipscomb College in
Nashville, Tenn. The honor roll is
composed of the upper 10 per cent
of the student body.
Flannery, freshman at Lips
comb, is a graduate of London
High School, where he was a
member of the honor society. He
is following a ministerial program
David Lipscomb College is a full
ly accredited member of the South
ern Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools. Operated by
members of the Church of Christ
as a 4-year liberal arts and Christ.
ian college, it offers the BA. anc
B.S. degrees in 16 major academic
fields and includes daily Bible
study as an important part of the
curriculrn
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Trustees & Clerks
Annual Banquet
Saturday April %

Township Trustees and Clerks
of Madison County will hold their
annual Association banquet Sat-
urday, April %, at 7:30 pm.
The event will be held at the
Madison County Fair Grounds in
the youth building, at London,
Guest speaker for the program
will be Paul Frank a widely
known radio and television COM
mentator of station WTVN of
Columbus. He is very talented
speaker and his talk will doubt
less be enjoyed by all who attend
the banquet.
A limited rurnher of tickets are
available for the annual affair
and must be secured from the
various township Clerks. Both
men and women are to attend this
years banquet which has in the
past been a stag affair.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Midway Groups To
Host Youth Rally

The Midway Presbyterian Junior
and Senior High groups will be
the hosts at a Youth Rally on Sun
day, April "a. The groups from
London, Mt, Sterling and Bloom
ingburg are the invited guests.
The Midway groups have plan
ned an interesting program includ-
ing soft ball and other recreation,
with supper served at $50. The
days program will close with a
worship service.
The advisors of the Midway
groups are Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Dorm, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ropp
and the Reverend and Mrs Robert
Waller.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Senior Girls ''0n The Job"
In Business Firms Here
Position Ty-0ut
Is Successful

The return to the fold Wednes-
day morning of thirty two enthu-
siastic senior girls of London High
School, who went afield Tuesday
in search of help in their hoped
for careers, through "On-the-Job'
training, gave evidence to their in
structors that the venture had been
a great success and the afternoon
extremely well spent. The girls
were not, according to their own
admission, "Sadder," but Happier
and Wiser" because of their brush
with the business world. Many of
the girls summed up the days ac-
tivities as WONDERFUL.
The training came about when
London Business and Professional
Women's Club this year decided
to attempt new project. Mrs.
Millard GiSt, who is chairman of
the clubs Education and Vocation
committee came up with the idea
of 'On-the-Job" training and with
the able assistance of Mrs. Leon H.
Killing, the president went to the
London school and met with inn
mediate cooperation of Supt. ]. j.
Hartley and Miss Margaret Long,
faculty adviser.
It was then necessary for the
sponsors to contact business and
professional men OF London before
placements could be made. The re-
sponse in every contract was read
lily given, in every instance the
Temporary Employers express
ing themselves as most pleased to
help with such plan. The girls Sc
lected their own field of endeavor.
Mrs. Gist and Mrs. King, with
Supt Hartley and Miss Long, ex-
pressed deep qualification to indus
trial and professional administra-
tors, who cooperated so splendidly
to make the day, not only one of
interest and profit, but one which
proved to be much fun for both
employer and employee.
Already good results are appar-
ent and there are indications that
some of the girls will be placed in
employment after graduation thr-
ough contacts made Tuesday. In
fact, it proved to be venture of
such satisfaction to all concerned,
that the London Business and Pro-
fessional Women, have in all prob
ability found themselves brand
new project" said the president
and committee chairman.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22

Mr.. Richard Dunkle, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Max Dunkle, Neil Road,
was chosen as King of the chapter.
They both are seniors and are Of
ficers in their respective chapters.
The crowning ceremonies will
take place at the Madison Local
School gymnasium, Saturday eve-
ming, April %, when the chapters
sponsor a $3.50 dance at school
from 8 to II.
SENTENCED ON TREsPAssING
CHARGE IN J. p. COURT
Charles E. Donaldson, Is, of w.
Jefferson, was fined $50 and costs
and sentenced to nine days in Jail
in the j. P. Court of Ned Speas-
maker Jr., on a charge of trespass-
ing. Donaldson was charged with
trespassing on the Miller farm on
Grewell Road, operated by Carl
Oiler.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Milk Producers
And Union Meet

Madison County milk producers
Will have an opportunity to hear
the unions arguments in the cur
rent attempt to encourage produc-
ers to join with the ranks of labor
through the teamster's union in an
endeavor to raise the sagging Ohio
milk market. A panel discussion
will allow expression IF opinion on
both sides.
The Columbus Milk Shed Steer
ing Committee in cooperation with
the Transfers Union of Ohio will
sponsor meeting at the Youth
Building at the Madison County
Fairgrounds on April 25 at 8 pm.
The speaker will be Don Pfeiffer,
secretary-treasurer of the truck
drivers union, local 413, of Co.
lumbus.
The meeting is one of a series in
the state held at different milk
producing areas.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Students Awarded
Vacation In Test

Madison County will be repre-
sented by two of its students on a
trip to Washington, D. c., and
Colonial, Virginia, June 13 to 18,
who were awarded the vacation by
virtue of the scores they made in
the Quiz Book" contest sponsored
by the Temperance League of
Ohio, given at London school Sat-
urday, April 16.
10 Armstrong of Mt. Sterling
was top scorer for the girls, with a
grade of lis out of a possible 12o
points. High among the boys was
Allen Finchum of Madison Local
with score of 112 points.
Runners-up were Claudine Dorm
with 113 and Charles Hale with q
98, both from the Midway School
The Madison County committee
which had charge of the local test
was Glenn Whiteside of Midway
chairman, Supt. j. ]. Hartley OF
London and Robert Trehearne oil
Madison Local.
The test was given on the SUBJ
ject Fundamental Facts Concern
ing Beverage Alcohol" with jun
iors and seniors from all the
schools, in the county, eligible for
the competition.
Though all the schools in the
county were notified of their
eligibility, London, Madison Local
Midway and Mt Sterling were the
only ones that sent boy and 6
girl each to take the test.
Personnel of the Temperance
League of Ohio, sponsoring organ.
ization, will be chaperones for the
group that will include the two
from Madison County.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Methodist Sesqui-
Centennial Plan
Presented For 81

A resolution calling for the cele-
bration of the Sesqui-Centennial of
Methodism in Madison County was
presented by the Freshman Club
to the annual meeting of the Meth
odist Church. The special occasion
will occur in October of 1857.
Upon unanimous adoption by the
meeting a committee was appoint
ed for the observance Those NAM
ed to the planning committee were
Judge r. G. Hornbeck, Mrs. Hazel
Beach and Miss Dorothy Fisher.
Miss Fisher is the great-great-
granddaughter of Jonathan Min
shall, one of the founders and the
first Class Leader.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Delaware Man In
PIumWood Crash

Merle johnson of Delaware, was
taken to Jane Case Hospital, Della
ware, Thursday morning, for treat
ment received in an accident on
State Route 38 near Plumwod.
According to Patrolman Tom
Woolley who investigated the ac-
cident, Johnson suffered severe in
juries to his right leg when he fail
ed to negotiate a turn on State Rt
38, and struck a cement post near
the cemetery just north of Plum
wood.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Blue Star Mons
Canvass London

The New Rome unit of the Blue
Star Mothers of America will be in
London on Friday and Saturday to
sell daisies to provide money to
contribute to the Veterans Hos
pital at Chillicothe.
The organic alton has provided
the funds to build the new stadium
at the hospital which will be dedi-
Gated on May 1. The public is in
vited to the dedication ceremonies.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Speed Limit To Be
Tipped On u. S. 40

Police officials are in the proc
ess of revising the speed limit on
U. S. 40 to so miles per hour. The
highway will be the only one in
the state to have the increased
limit at the present time, but the
legislature is working on bill
to increase the speed limit state
wide to 60 miles per hour.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Former Resident
Has Assignment

Joseph Smith, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Smith, former Lon
don residents, now residing in
Springfield, is visiting London on
leave from the u. S. Navy Sea-
bees.
Joe is assigned to a Seabee unit
scheduled to accompany Admiral
Richard Z. Byrd on his projected
expedition to the Antarctic this
coming November.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Two Inducted At Fl.
Hayes On April 20

Two Madison County youths re-
ported for induction to the Center
at Fort Hayes on April 20. They
were Howard Ray, Mt. Sterling
Route 2, and Floyd Hiese, Lon
don Route a.
Two men registered here re-
ported to the Center for physical
examinations They were Justin
Wilson, Mechanicsburg and James
White, formerly of London, now
residing in Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
CaroIe M. Lombard On
Honor Roll At O. S. u.

Carole M. Lombard, Route 1,
Plain City was one among 112
students achieving high scholastic
attainments averages of 325 or
better) in Ohio State University's
School of Home Economics during
the winter quarter.
Miss Lombard is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lombard of
Darby Township and is a grad
uate of Chuckery-Darby high
school of Unionville Center.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Three Fined In Fight
In Tavern Sunday

Leo H. Whited, Philip Park and
Orville Park were fined $40 and
costs in Mayor Speasmaker's court
following brawl in a tavern here
on April II. The men were charged
with disturbing the peace and good
order and appeared in the Mayors
court on April 18. All paid their
fines and were released.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Beulah Season Opens
Saturday, May 7

Robert ], Dienst, president and
manager of the Beulah Park Jock
ey Club, will supervise the 20-day
spring meeting which starts at the
Grove City track Saturday, May
7. Running races at Beulah Park
will continue through Decoration
Day, May 30.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Marine From Here
In NATO Test

Saros Gulf Turkey (FHTNC) :
Marine T-Sgt. Roger B. Ruther-
ford, son of Mrs. Iva M. Ruther-
ford of 186 S. Walnut ST., London,
Ohio, participated in NATO am
phibious maneuvers here in March
with the reinforced 3rd Battalion,
9Th Marine Regiment.
The battalion has been attached
to the 9Th Fleet in the Mediter-
ranean since last January. On the
current goodwill tour of the Me-
diterranean area, the fleet has
visited ports in Algeria, Italy,
Greece and Turkey.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Cool Hardin Returned
To Mount Carmel

Mr.. James Cool Harbin was re-
turned to Mt. Carmel Hospital in
Columbus on Thursday, suffering
another heart attack. Mr.. Hardin
has been i'll for the past two
months, following a heart attack
sustained at work. He has not re-
covered fully from the original
attack, and has not been able to
return to his job during that time,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Sheriff Receivers
Stolen Auto

Madison County Sheriff's office
reports the recovery of a stolen
car two and one-half miles west of
West Jefferson on Ohio Rt. 142.
The car was stolen in Springfield
from guest at hotel early We'd
nesday morning.
Springfield police have in Gus
tody Theodore Lacy and a juvenile,
both from Springfield, charged
with the theft.
The car had Indiana plates when
stolen, but the thieves had thrown
these away, replacing them with
plates stolen in South Solon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Pool Room Operator
Fined On Charge

Frank Pummell, keeper of the
new billiard and pool room on
Main ST., was fined $40 and costs
with $40 of the fine suspended in
Mayors court on charge of per-
mitting minors under the age of 18
to play pool or billiards in his es-
tablishment. The police cracked
down on the operator on April IA
DISMISSED FROM
NIGHT POLICE FORCE
Eliza Long, who has been on the
night police force of the city of
London for approximately the past
two months, has been dismissed by
Mayor Speasmaker.
MAKES SCHOLASTIC
RECORD AT o. S. u.
Mr.. Carlton Rausch, Plain City
Rte. l, who is enrolled in the
Twilight School in Ohio State
University's College of Agricul-
ture, has a record of straight AS
during the winter quarter.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Board Of Elections
Office Hours Set

The office of the Madison Coun-
ty Board of Elections in the base
ment of the court house is open
daily from l pm. to 4 pm. Mon
day through Friday and 8 am. to
11:30 am on Saturday.
Appointments may be made for
times other than these by tele-
phoning the clerk, Mrs. Gertrude
Gist, 992 or la.
JIMMY NELSON
HOME FROM HOSPITAL
Master Jimmy Nelson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Nelson, Liberty
Street, has returned from five
weeks in Children's Hospital, after
two major operations. He will re-
turn to the hospital later for two
more operations.