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WE'D, APRIL Is, 1856
Starting Promptly at 1890 A. M.
FARM MACHINERY

FARM MACHINERY
One Oliver Cletrac Tractor,
set 2-bottom Plows, 14-inch; one
tractor Cultivator, l Empire grain
drill. l land Roller. l John Deere
moving Machine. eft. cut; horse
Hay Rake, 2-section Harrows,
steel wheel Wagon: l low wheel
wagon with hay Ladders, | double
bed wagon Box, l cast sole Sled, l
pair Boo Sleds l Windmill cider
Mill. l feed Grinder, | hand corn
Shelter, lime Spreader, ! Wheel
barrow l threshing Machine, l
International gas Engine hillside
PloWs, 2 shovel Plows. ! double
shovel Pillow, l hay Fork with rope
and pulleys, l Saddle, a grain
Cradles, moving SCythe, l 300-eye
incubator, 3 sets work Harness, 3
Brides, single Trees and double
Trees. 2 wood Saws with frames, l
20-ft. canvas Belt, l 10-gallon Churn
with motor, DeLaval cream Sepa-
rator, 3 milk Buckets, l potato
Fork, l set wood wagon Wheels, s
pitch Forks, 3 hand Rakes, II COW
Chains, Shovels. Hoes, Ladders,
hand Saws, 500 it. mixed Lumber,
4 chicken Crates, log Chains, COW
Bells, l 1858 Ford i2-ton Truck.
LIVE STOCK AND FEED
Three Jersey Cows. 4-month-
old Jersey Bull Calf, 40 laying
Hens, mixed; IS tons baled Hay,
8 tons loose Hay, $50 bushels Oats,
IS bu Potatoes.
BLACKSMITH TOOLS
One blacksmith Forge, wall
Wise 1 hand Drill, I Anvil, Augcrs,
Planes. Levels, Hammers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS
One jim Brown Heatrola,
kitchen Table, kitchen Chairs, l
antique Organ, 2 oil Lamps, l
porch Swing. 5 wall Telephones, 3
Kraut Cutters. l Enterprise sausage
Grinder. sausage Suffer l lard
Press, 30-gallOn iron Kettle. l
Shoe Last. l SKIP conGoleum Rug,
50 yards mating Carpet, stone
Jars. factory Apple Butter, mixed
can Fruit. 30 dozen glass Jars,
mixed; 4 pieces fresh-cured Pork.
/ barrel Vinegar, and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE; Cash.
Lunch will be available.
Mrs. Wade BrOadwater,
Owner
Mrs. Evelyn Ii. Michael,
EXecutriX
W O. BOOR, AuctioncCr
-AdT 6-2t*
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OE SMALL ESTATES

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE to any per-
son having any claim against ADAM c.
Maryland. deceased. to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof. duly authenti-
Gated to the herein below named Small
Estate Petitioner of such dccedents estate
on or before the date indicated therefor
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Final date for claims May :. 1856.
r. LEE RODEHEAVER
Petitioner
Deer Park, Maryland
\ a,
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With Our Men
In The Service

spa Robert E. Davis, stationed
at Fort Hood Texas, arrived home
last Thursday evening to spend
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SAT-, APRIL ii, 1856

on the Salt Lick Road, on
SAT-, APRIL ii, 1856
Beginning at 1890 p. m. Sharp
LIVE STOCK
Thirty head of Hereford Cows,
Heifcrs and Steers; a reg Here
ford Cows, two with Calves at
side, 2 will freshen by day of sale;
3 registered Hereford yearling
Heifers. Papers will be furnished
with the above cows and heifers.
at side 4 white face Cows, will be
fresh by day of sale. One roam Cow
TO freshen soon; l white face
Heifer two years old; l registered
Hereford Polled Bull three years
old; white face yearling Heifers,
white face yearling Steers. All
of the above Cows and HeiferS
are TB and Bangs tested. One
roam Horse, years old, weight
1900 lbs.
FARM EQUIPMENT
One 1858 Ford Tractor. same as
new; Ford tractor Pillow, Dearborn,
good condition, Ford tractor Now
er, side mount, good condition;
New Idea side delivery Rake on
rubber, new; pickup long Dear
born Baler, like new; New Idea
lime Sewer, new; rubber tire Wag-
on, good condition; eft cut Nc
Cormick-Deering grain Binder,
New Idea tractor Manure Spread
er, like new; Ford tractor Scoop,
good condition; Homelite Power
Saw with 20 blade, like new; 1916
Chevrolet 112-ton Truck with two
speed axle, good tires, good run
ming condition. Many other items
too numerous to mention.
TERMS: Cash.
Lunch will be available
J. Paul Martin, Owner
Terra Alta, Route ;
Auctioneers:
H. II. MAHAFFEN
Terra Alta, W Va. Phone 2I42
j. f. PIER
Terra Alta, w. Va.
ADV CIT
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3O-day leave with his wife, the for
mer Virginia Wilt, of near Oak
land. Mrs. Davis will return with
him to Texas at the end of his
leave.
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FARM DISPERSAL SALE

Due to my health and labor con-
dition | will sell all the following
personal property at my farm To-
Gated 3 miles south of Terra Alta
on the Salt Lick Road, on
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SPECIAL AUCTION SALE

Annual Stock Cattle Sale for the
special benefit of all live stock
men and farmers at Bridgeport
Live Stock Sales Co., Inc, Bridge
port, West Virginia, on
MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1856
Beginning at loo P. M, Promptly
Five hundred head of native
West Virginia Cattle You will be
pleased with these cattle.
Included in the lot are cows with
calves, Springers, COWS and heifers,
several good stock bulls of breed
ing age, yearling steers, two year
old steers. Most of the cattle are
Hereford. Many are from the better
herds in West Virginia.
All cattle will be graded and sold
in uniform lots, according to size
and quality. If you want Stock Cat
tie, be sure to attend this sale.
William J. Miller, Mgr.
FairmOnt, w Va
Phone 3019
IRA MAHAFFEY, Auctioneer
Terra Alta, w. Va. Phone 1921
ADV. Sit.
r. IL
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PUBLIC S ALE

On the Wade f. Broadwater
farm. located 3i2 miles south of
New Germany, a4-milc off Elk Lick
Run Road, on
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-19
THE sEMIWEEKLY MADISON DEMOCRAT LONDON OHIO

week ago Sunuay. he ilau 20 nave
several stitches in his face and lip
at Marysville Hospital, and it is
healing very nicely. Little Kevin
Slyh. small son of the Kenneth
Slyhs of Resaca, lost his little fin
ger on his left hand and bruised
his hand when he got it caught in
a steel pulley at the elevator. He
spent a day andl night at Marys-
vile Hospital, but is doing very
well now. Mrs. Ora Hutichison of
near Resaca had to have two blood
transfussions last week due to a
very severe nose bleed. She is
little better. Rollo Murrv, brother
of Mrs. liner Byerly, has been
hospital patient, is at home now
in Columbls and is slightly impro-
we'd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Byerly and
Doctor and Mrs. John Morse at
tended the Lancaster Fair last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Collier and
daughters attended the Western
Horse Show Finals at the Coli
scum in Marion Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley McAdam
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Manselman of near
ST. Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Heron
and family moved back to their
farm near Milford Center last
Saturday.
Don't forget when you go to vote
to enjoy a turkey or ham supper
at Monroe School Basement, serv-
ed from 5 to PM. by the women
of the Plumwood W.S.C.S.
The Mothers Booster Club of
Monroe are having parcel post
sale, a program, and refreshments
at Monroe School Friday evening
October 26 at 8 PM Public cord
tally invited to artend
The three Al clubs of Monroe
Township which are Handy, Man.
dy Cooking Club, Steady Stitchers
Sewing Club, and Monroe Winners
Boys Club, will have their achiev-
ement meeting Saturday evening,
October 20 at 7:30 Pm. at Mon
roe School Basement. A program
Including movies from the exten-
sion office, a talk on safety ny a
state patrolman, and refreshments
are planned for the evening.
The regular monthly meeting of
Monroe Township Home Demon
Stration Club will be held Octo-
Der 19 at 1:30 P. M. at Monroe
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-19
PLUMWOOD
and RESACA
Community News
Mrs. Glen Dillon Reporter
Resaca Phone No. 7-23o5

PlumWood Methodist Church
Sunday School 10 AM.
Florence Reed, Supt.
Church Services 8 PM.
Rev. William Turner, Minister.
Miss Amelia Neer, a former res
ident of Resaca, passed away Sat-
urday, October IA, in a Columbus
Hospital. She had been patient
there for the past six weeks. The
folks of this community rememb-
er her as the ReSaca telephone op-
orator for many years when it
was known as the Farmers Tele-
phone Company. Services were
held Tuesday afternoon at Davis
Byers Funeral Home in Mechan-
icsburg.
Our sympathy is extended to the
John ]. Plank family, at the death
of Mrs. Plank. She died Saturday
morning at the Marysville Mem
orial Hospital and funeral services
were Tuesday morning at the
Plank home.
Quite a few residents of our
community have been on the sick
list" but are showing improve
ment. Alfred Kronk, who was in
Mt. Carmel Hospital, is home a.
gain and is able to be out to help
with the farm work some. Mr..
William Cornwen is a patient in
Mt. Carmel Hospital and is some
what improved. Eldon Dillon of
the Orleton Farms has been in the
hospital but is home now and
much better. Dale Sanford had the
misfortune to be bitten by his dog
when it was struck by a car a
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-19
CANAAN TWP.
Community News
MARTHA RoHY Reporter
Big Darby Baptist Church
/, Rev. George Capps, Pastor

Big Darby Baptist Church
Rev. George capps, Pastor
Cradle Roll 9:45 Am.
Sunday School 9:45 AN.
Junior Church 1920 A. NJ.
Worship Service 1920 AM. -
SPIN.
Band Practice Monday Even
Ing at the parsonage
y Prayer Service 8 PM. Wednes-
day.
Laymen's Banquet, Tuesday at
z Pm. Evening, October %. Call
Harry Spring TR-6-7258 or Mr..
Capps 3-1886 for more informant
ion or reservation. The Laymen
will have charge of next Sundays
Morning Worship Service. There
Will be a film on Mission next
Sunday evening. The attendance
contest began Sunday with 126
at Big Darby Church. You count
10 points, your Bible points and
your visitor 20 points. West Jeff
erson was ahead last Sunday.
Let's change that A prize, to the
child, the youth and the adult ac-
curnulatirg the most points.
MIR. and Mrs. Don Bidwell and
sharon, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert West
and daughters were guests Sunday
afternoon and evening at the hone
of Mrs. David Miller at Grove
port.
Mrs. Frank Renner of Columbus
was guest when Mrs. VIM. Lucas
Of r. r. 4, London was hostess to
the Hayden Bridge Club Friday.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Rollin
Sherwood, Mrs. Renner, Mrs. John
Walker and Mrs. VIM. Porschet.
Tom Roby and Mary Janice
Roby spent the weekend at the
ASH Bidwell II on Bethel Road
kevin, the 2 year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Slyh, caught his
finger in a hoist at Nau's Eleva-
tor Wednesday morning, injuring
the little finger of his left hand
50 badly that it had to be amputa-
ted. He was taken to Marysville
Memorial Hospital for the surgery.
Miss Linda Finger of st. Alloy
sius School at New Lexington vis-
tied from Thursday through Sun
day at the He7non Hammond
home
: Mrs. Alice Burkitt and Art. Jr.
called at the Elton Roby home on
Sunday.
Canaan School will hold their
Halloween Festival Thursday eve
ming, November 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Bowman of
New Castle, Pa. visited from
Thursday to Monday with their
nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gapps ana son.
Miss Charlene Hennis of Colum-
bus and Miss Grace Baldridge Of
Milford Center spent the weekend
at the Edward Hennis home.
J. Fred Lowe, son of Orville Lowe
of Delaware and nephew of Jim
Lowe was among those on the CHS
Liftmaster, the giant American
Airliner which is believed to have
crashed off the coast of Spain last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lombard
and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Roby and Bennie and Mrs. Mary
Reby attended birthday dinner
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-19

Sunday at the home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Dale Minck in Columbus, the
occasion being Mrs. Mincks bir-
thday.
Mrs. Abe Hostetler, Johnny and
Steven spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Sherwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Burnside were
Monday evening supper guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Roby and Pat
Ii.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-19

ScnooL SUBJECT tor the afternoon :
Our family has fun together" :"
Mr.. William Overturf of near
Resaca, is home from Mt. Carmel
Hospital after spending the past
seven weeks there.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-19

Mrs. John Lammi had a stork
shower at Orleton Lodge for Mrs.
Mabel Durham last Friday even
ing. There were twenty-seven pre-
sent. Mrs. Durham received many
lovely and useful gifts. Delicious
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-19

last Sunday to visit Reverend Da-
vid Smith and family.
Mrs. Ruth Hunter, Mrs. Robert
Hunter, Mrs. Bill Hunter, and
Mrs. Sonny Wheeler attended a
stork shswer in COLUMBUS Friday
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-19

refreshments were served by Mrs.
Lammi assisted by Mrs. Russell
Walters and Mrs. Paul Galimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Boyd and
son Everett, Miss Helen Smith of
London, rnotored to Middletown
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-19

evening for Mrs Richard Hunter.
The Jonathan Aloer Football
Team chalked up another victory
play Eastmoor at billiards Field.
Watterson 20-12. October 19 we
Friday night by defeating Bishop
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H. A. Coffin Estate
Set at 100000

Howard A. Coffin, retired bust
ness executive and former Repre-
sentative from Michigan, who
died February % at his home,
$500 @ street NV, left an es-
tate valued at more than $780,
900.
A petition for probate of his
will was filed in the Register OF
Wills Office at District Court.
Under terms of the will, ap-
proximately one third of the
estate is to go to his widow, who
lives at the @ street address. The
remaining two thirds are to be
divided between his two sons and
two daughters.
They are Richard G.. Coffin,
of Roslyn Estates, New York;
Dean F. Coffin of Hudson, Ohio;
Mrs. Carolyn c. Nash of Ro-
chester, Mich, and Mrs. Gail T.
Edmands of Newton, Mass.
Mr.. Coffin, who was rs, was
"a Representative in Congress
from Michigan from 1947 to 1949
He was a Republican. After
wards he set up the Industrial
Service Bureau and was a bust
ness consultant. He retired in
1854.
The petition for probate of the
bill was filed by Attorney Andrew
r. Altman.
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LOST

BlLLFoLD. black about $40, z identif
cards lois, am, March g. on foot
or left in We Cab between Bethesda
and District line: liberal reward. OIL.
2-1725 or ST. $4,000, Ext. 49l.
BRACELET. sold mesh; sentimental
value; Wilson blvd. shop. area. Reward
ia S-76g3 -
salary OF maid, vic lth and KENYON
cab or 18th and H; reward. DI, 7-s766,
DOC. collie part shepherd. female,
pnDpy: green collar. vic. No. Arl;
''Mollie": reward. ia. S-5sS0. 10
black, Il wears old; named ,Maggie",;
Gaithersburs area: reward. Call Gal
thersburg 639-W. 10
DOG. cocker puppy, honey color: answers
Reward. RIA. 6-4S29.
DOG. toy Manchester female, black:
vic, S. Glebe and Troy St; childreens
D pug: rexard IAN He T. 4-S9a7. 10
DOG. collie. male. red blond: answers to
1King.;s A yie, of Takoma Park; reward Yo
D0G alI-gray female. weimaraner. 10
mos old. wearing slip collar. In College
Park Reward. UN, 1850. .
ENVELOPE. 5xS in, brown manila, vic.
l4th and New York ave. NV: contains
2 color photo negatives; reward. Gar
den 1920. IL
EYEGLASSES, tortoise shell frames, in
gold thread case Thurs: reward. Call
CO 5-6673.
EYEGLASSES. ladys dark trimmed. in
small green case; reward. Call Ho
2-o331.
FUR SCARF. four-skin, brown Vicinity
wyoming ave. and Conn. or in Alex
sax Fur Co label. Reward. Call AID, =
s72s 10
GLASSES, octagonal frames, vic Shera-
ton-Park Hotel Reward. OIL. 2-l233
G9 81 AD E.Nq Initials ssyf inside sesp Pa b Pa
E. r. l." Reward. RIA. 3-42l1. Ill
GOLD PIN shape of arrow: small dia-
mond 2 small! epals: Mon; fireplace
HANDBAG, lady's, brown leather lost
Hotel statler, noon on Sat, March y;
nsiue i iiSerai reward re ara once No
da sso5 IA E S.s5 e; after o pm, 1 Tefk-
PAEAkEaT tn. blue e. tu g9ookss,o Whit and
Olney. Reward SP. 4-7404. Ill
PENDANT Diamond paste pendant with
aove. between 925 st. ano parElng
SITS n W, on Monday evening March .
Reward Phone Ma S-22l5. 9-5, %
PICTURES. Sx10 brown envelope left on
streetca) Tues. eve Vic. Georgia ave
and Otis pl NV Reward. RA 6-3S22
Ia
POCKEVBooK. large, gray. lady's On
5ellevue ous 1910 a m; Wed morning
reward Call Ol 7-9030 10
UMBRELLA. green and white, collaps-
lble. WIG 9th and pelafield SITS NV
ia 2-6431
WALLET lady's. Sat, March g. between
kanns and eth and H SITS. NV, cont
imp. papers Reward. WA. 5-9556. %
WRIST WATCH, RolIex, gold strap
monogrammed on back. on plane. or
airport March o. Reward. Mr.
NAMES, DI. T-2lS9
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to be moved. They had. heat
and light and normal services
despite the water that reached
into first floor.
Some other sections of Penn
sylvania also suffered from high
waters. The Susquehanna River
is above flood stage and reported
still rising at Wilkes-Barre with
a crest expected about noon to-
day. However, the city expected
its flood-control bikes to handle
the high water easily.
Towns along the Allegheny to
Pittsburgh were expecting floods
today, but the Weather Bureau
said serious damage was not ex-
pected.
The bureau said, however, that
communities below Pittsburgh
along the Ohio River can ex-
pect trouble" tonight and to-
morrow. Communities were
alerted as far south as Wheeling.
w. Va, and East Liverpool,
Ohio.
81 Million Loss at Salamanca
At Salamanca, N. Y, a city of
5000 south of Buffalo, Allegheny
flood damage estimates were put
at more than Il million.
Some northern areas of New
York State were under 10 to Is
inches of snow today with freez-
ing rain falling. Light snow fell
atop flooded areas in the south
central part of the State.
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Stevenson Fires
Back at Stratton

CHICAGO, Mar. 9 tP.-Adlai
Stevenson says Gov. William G.
Stratton of Illinois is seeking to
become the Republican Ratchet
man cir case Mr.. Nixon falters."
Mr., Stevenson, former Illinois
governor who aspires to a second
Democratic presidential nomina-
Ition, fired series of verbal
blasts at Gov. Stratton yesterday
after the latter had called him
Ia poor bet for the presidency.
In a statement from his Lib
Iertyville, ILL.,, home. Mr.. Steven
son said:
1--WE Democrats have some
curiosity about the composition
Iof the Republican ticket. We
know who is going to carry the
flag. but there seems to be some
question as to who will WELD
the Ratchet.
i gather that Gov. Stratton
has entered the spring tryouts
for that important post, in case
Mr. Nixon falters now that he
is officially on his own"
Gov. Stratton attacked Steven
sons administration as Cover
nor at a news conference in New
York. The Republican chief ex-
ecutive blamed Mr.. Stevenson
for Illinois prison riots. a mine
disaster at West Frankfort, and
a breakdown in food inspection
during the Democrats four years
as Governor
In reply, Mr.. Stevenson criti-
cized his Republican guberna-
toriaI successor for excessive
cost and mismanagement of his
toll road program, his undoing of
the reforms ! initiated in the
State police system, his shocking
maladministration of the Liquor
Control Commission and the
State Insurance Department, and
the failures in his education
and public welfare programs"
Mr.. Stevenson said:
i also find it interesting that
Gov. Stratton went to New York
to attempt to contrast his record
as Governor Of Illinois with
mine. look forward to his
effort to Go so before the voters
of our own State, who are famil-
lar with BOTH"
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FOUND

CAT. white, vic. 1900 California st. NV:
WASHINGTON ANIMAL r. e C E
LEAGUE. II o St NV, NO. 1880.
DOG. white female. spayed, black eyes,
ears and tail, vic. western and oregon
ayes. Oh. Oh. Oh 4-11622. Ill
DOG, female, black and white. vic. 2700
Richmond hwy Owner or good Virginia
home, XII 93959
DOG, black cocker in Falls Church
vicinity. Call JE 2-l952 to identify.
DOG, male, black, mixed breed, vic
Wilkes st. Owner or good Virginia
home XII. 9-3959.
DOG. hound type, all black, short fur
collar. vic. 450l Sheridan st, River
dale Owner or good home. AP, 1854.
PUPPY, female, brown and white, vic,
200 E; Luray ave. Owner or good vir-
ginia home, XII, ,9-3959.
PUPPY. part Cocker, black with white
streak. found on Pleasant View School
grounds, Silver Spring. 10. 4-7655
WALLET, vie. eth and Allison SITS. n.wu
contained small amount of money. Call
LESTER STEED, TU. 2-2469.
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PROPOSALS

GOVT. OF DIST. OF COL. Dept. Of
PROPOSALS viii be e' reed g' IN Rm 464.
APO Pa. ave. NV, Wash. l. D. c.,
then publicly opened and read for re-
surfacing theater methodl var. rdwys
in D. C. list spring heater method con-
tract), consist. of 400 tons surf mix
for resurf. bituminous pvmts by heater
method, complete In place, of depth. as
directed Proposal forms and specns
Bond Section, Procurement Once, D. c.,
RIM. 406, 400 Pa. ave. NV. Tel, Ma
$4,000. Ext. 231S.l mao. La
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search. He conferred at length,
however. with the young king
and Premier Samir Rifai. 1t was
believed they asked him to i'm
press on Sir Anthony that they
were forced by rising nationalist
demands to GUST Gen. Club and
that they did not want to break
of other ties with Britain.
During Sir Alexander's visit to
Amman. the Jordan government
announced it had asked Britain
ito reconsider its decision to
withdraw the legion's other
senior British officers. Spokes-
men in Amman said then the
government hopes the close re-
Ilationship between the two
countries would continue.