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was right behind Several others scrambled up the steps as the pho tographers' flashlights bla2ed"

bottle ready to crack over the hood. It was a Democratic truck of some kind, but no speeches were made so we didn't catch the sip nificance of it. On the first three or four swings, the bottle failed to break and someone suggested she open it and let thecrowc, drink it. But it finally broke and then Stevenson was swung al aund and headed towards a car"
 
 Then this: Some man with young boy about 8 or 3 pushed tho boy forward, he timiily touchc1 the Democratic candidate, who turned and shook hands with him. The man proudly excia;vnea: sl,u have just shaken hands with Ii ic next president of the United States. itow do you feel2' ? If tn. boy fen ansthlng he didn't saysso.fab l
 
 Had enough? We won't give you any more of the sordid details, but just hiS conclusion :. .. From there on it was the same ola deal sirens shrieking, hofn3 blowing, people waving, An we'll go through exactly the same thing next week when President Eisenhower ar rives. It will be the same old pay with a different cast But we sug- gest you try it sometiiae--oace,a which is enough" /"
 < *
 Maybe we're lucky after all we can't vote i'll Alaska in .h' Presl- dential election. Human nature be- ing what it is, here as well as else where, there would be the same juxtapoSleoning-the same small time politician would manage to shove the hardest, as he often does. This is great American game, amusing co be sure-thc price we pay for oar democratic way of fife.
 Gregory Phelps, AA, Vp Squad ron %, Hn the Naval Station, was the recipient of birthday cake from his mother on the occasion of his 22nd birthday. The unusual part of the presentation was th&t his mother, Mrs. Donald Phelps is in Prairie View, Iowa. She wrote the Chamber of Commerce here, the ., .hI1ent was turned ov> t. LaLande's Bakery, and Islie. Dees the assignment was turned over to LaLande's Bakery. and Chief Dees of the ssstioni made the presenta- tion. s '5 14 a4oH a.o1ss
 '''EE'iI ere will be mors progress ia the air in the next fifty years than in the past fifty This statement was made 5y Gen. Cutis LeMay, Chist of the U, s. Strlteg;c Air Command With all that our scientists are learning it is perfect. ly possible to build sa., 'itc ve hicle or take l trip to the moon" The General was quoted in a book published this week, entitled Wis ion," written by Harold Mansfield. The author contends thst air trav- el in outer space which will make it possible to get to any place on earth in one hour rests with ma terialS engineers with nuciear yis- sion, who must creare metals to penetrate thermal. barriers. jc
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 The book reveals the thinking of top scientists, according to advance reports. It says: ''The airpIane is getting more and more like a mis- sile and the missile more and more like an airplane, and the principal difference will be whether you de- eide you want to carry somebody
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dental candidate.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK
1926 THIRTY YEARS AGO

= THIRTY YEARS AGO - 1926
NOVEMBER eight who shot OF Ohio Pen
miles of London by City Mar
Taylor London Madison Co. Deputy Sheriff Sherman
Beathard.
NOVEMBER Smiley" Eughs Democrat appointed
Sterling Clark, Republican resigned
Hughs former village.
NOVEMBER 8Mayo Cornwe authorized by London
Gil instruct all officers motorists who fail to observe
signs
9Clem entire wallpaper stock of JP
Skinner Company for his paint and store.
Tngley, old of Mr. and
Mrs Charles Fnge dies of spinal meningitis at home Fish Hatch
Road a1r.ae8ss $685.. ..s...
NOVEMBER 11-Madeline Trees six daughter
Trees Plain Donald OF Herbert tauth
community reported of disease Plain City Schools
closed
NOVEMBER John Brown north Madison Co., named
of Ohios Master
NOVEMBER 13-Supt F. Madison
County Childrens Home, reelected
1916 - TEN YEARS AGO - 1916
NOVEMBER 6Mss Ann Yauger daughter of Mr. and Mrs Paul M
Yauger London starts duties Carsbug W. Va
Graduated L Stephens College and Northwestern Unver
sity, Evanston, Ill
cped land at Lake Wood by Mr. and Mrs Thomas F. Wood
of j. Peetrey Clark Scoutmaser here
site
NOVEMBER SMadson Welfare League re-organized
at Mnsha and Fender restaurant Mrs F. Mooney Mt Sterling
president
Bidwen reports star boarders" in County Jail
NOVEMBER l0Rosedale
held in Madison County April 1910
NOVEMBER 1Vlage of Jefferson
leves that failed to at November December TO-
NOVEMBER 12ee Hive"
ment Mrs. C. A. Gaymon in charge.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
Area Man Serving
Aboard Top Ship

Fireman II. D. Steinbrook, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack II. Wilk-
inson of So. Charleston, Ohio is
now serving on Board the USS
TUTUILA as a member of the En-
gineering Department.
The USS Tutuila, repair ship
of the Service Force, US. Allan
tic Fleet has been adjudged the
outstanding vessel in her compet-
tive group for Fiscal year 1856.
In ceremonies conducted on
board Tutuila, Rear Admiral Ira
II. Num-. Commander Service
Force, u. S. Atlantic Fleet, pre-
sented the ship with The Service
Force Plaque for Excellence in In
tratype Training. In naval circles,
this award is familiarly referred
to as "The Big e., and Tutuila is
now authorized to display white
"E", on her port and starboard
bridge bulwarks until June 80,
1857. The plaque, itself, will be
permanently displayed in the vic
unity of the quarterback.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
LPF Officer Will
Address London's S
P-T.A. Monday Mite

Ernest o. Skagen, Inmate Affa-
irs Officer of the London Prison
Farm, and Mrs. Don Farquhar
music instructor. will be the guests
of the London Schools P.-T.A. at
the Monday, Nov. II, meeting of
the group.
Mrs. Farquhar will conduct a
music program to be given by
some of her piano students. Inclu-
ded will be light classical and
popular selections.
Skagen, whose talk will be tit
led Juvenile Delinquency" is a
graduate of Ohio State University
where he received his BA in Soc
iology.
He had been associated with the
Ohio Bureau of Juvenile Research,
the Franklin and Cuyahoga Coun-
ty juvenile courts, and the Lucas
County Child Study Institute in
Toledo, before coming to London.
Although he is now engaged in
penal social work, he has continued
his studies in the area of juven-
lie delinquency, and in his talk
Monday night he will outline brief
ly some of the contributing fact
ors to youth misbehavior, as well
as point out remedial measures
now being studied by juvenile
authorities.
Ross z. Mills is program chair
man, and the program is schedul-
ed to begin at 800 PM.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
State Patrol Has
Warning To Those
Taking Hayrides

The Ohio State Highway Patrol
has warned of the dangers in hay
rides and advised groups planning
such festivities to stay off busy
rural roads.
Captain d. w. Uunkle, head of
the Patrols enforcement section,
said 'haywagons, drawn by horse
or farm tractor, present a definite
traffic hazard and are a potential
for very serious accident"
"A slow moving haywagon is an
accident risk on any road at
night" the Captain asserted.
Those who plan hayrides," Cap
tain Unkle said, would be wise to
substitute for the horse or tractor
drawn wagon, a well-equipped
truck, or travel to their destina-
tions in autos"
In addition to advising against
hayrides, the drivers of haywagons
were warned that it is their re-
sponsibility to make certain the
vehicle is properly lighted. A white
front light and a red rear light are
required. Both lights must be Wis
ible for at least 500 feet.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
Madison Stock In
Show To Be Held
In Chicago Soon

First entries from Madison coun-
ty for the forthcoming 1856 Inter-
national Live Stock Exposition,
November % to December l, were
made by David S. Graham, of
South Solon.
He will exhibit purebred Short
horn cattle.
The Exposition will extend over
1012 acres in the newly enlarged
International Amphitheatre, the
nations largest exhibition hall and
will also occupy a large area of
the nearby Chicago Stock Yards.
Nearly half a million visitors are
expected to attend.
Added color and glamour for the
IA International Horse Shows are
assured in the appearance, for the
first time ever in Chicago, of the
famous Canadian North hive t
Mounted Police Musical Ride. 1t
consists of the worlds greatest
precision riding group, 30 scarlet
clad officers on matching black
mounts in a half-hour performance
of spectacular horsemanship.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
Enrolment Up In
Miami University
0ff-campus Areas

Enrolment in Miami Universi-
tvs off-campus centers has jump
ed almost 1870 over last year,
Earl V. Thesken, in charge of
that phase of Miami's operations,
announced today.
Opening of a fifth off-campus
center at Piqua with enrolment
of 104 accounted for only one
fourth of the increase, Thesken
said. Substantial growth was no.
ted at the Dayton Center, which
enrolled 731 persons as compared
to 498 last year, and at the Nor
wood Center, which jumped from
196 to 333. Slight decreases at
the Hamilton and Middletown
centers left a total of 1870 per-
sons as compared to 961 last
year. Hamilton has 154 and Mid
dletown 4S.
In-Service request courses for
326 teachers in twelve other COM
munities boosts Miami's off-cam-
pus service to 1896 persons this
year, not counting Miamis on
campus enrolment of 5,565. The
in-service extension courses are
being taught at the following:
Bethel, 25 enrolled; Celina, 81;
Fairborn, II; Franklin, 10; Co
shen, %; Greenville, 70; Johns
vill-New Lebanon, 10; London. %;
Milford, 20; Princeton, IT; Sidney,
25; Springfield, 64.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
Leroy Grove Hurt
In tuesday Wreck

A 72 year old man was hospital
lied Tuesday evening when he was
injured in a two car collision on
US AZ about z miles south of Lon
don. He was Leroy Grove, who
was driving a 1947 Chevrolet.
The accident occurred when the
automobile driven by Grove cross
ed the center line and collided
with car driven by Lyndell Gray,
Parma, Ohio. Heavy damage was
caused to both cars, and Gray suf-
fered fractured ribs and was hos
pitalized
Grove was taken to the hospital
with possible skull fracture, head
and face decorations and other
possible injuries.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our husband,
father and grandfather, Harry Stu
thard who departed from us Nov. IL,
1853.
Somewhere beyong the sunset
Where loneliness never dies,
He lives in a land of glory,
Mid the blue and gold of the sky.
In our hearts your memory
fingers
Always tender, fond and true
More and more each day we miss
you,
And your sweet smiling face.
But you left us to remember
And none on earth can take your
place.
Greatly missed by wife, son, dau-
ghters and grandchildren.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers:

Clarence V. and Mavis rE. Hall
to Willie and Dorsie Hamilton,
property in Bigelows Addition,
Plain City.
Mary z. Slattery Estate to
Mary Maddox, property in City of
London.
Martha Belts to Ralph and Ber-
nice Murry, Three tracts in Deer
creek Township.
New York Life Insurance Co. to
H. V. Highly, Lot 131. Merriman's
Second Subdivision, West Jeffer-
son.
Darwin H. and Irene H. Bing-
ham to Fred w. and Jane A. Gra-
shal, Four tracts, jefferson Town
ship.
Mary A. Stutson, deceased, to
Jessie Mccoy, ct al, property in
Deercreek Twp. by reversion.
Jessie Mccoy ct al to Roger and
Barbara E. Cain, property in
Deercreek Twp.
Harold and Dorothy Westfall to
Emmett and Hazel Corson, lots
141 and LAP, Glade Hill Addition
to city of London.
Henry Adams to Lee and May
Diamond, Lot 129. Burr Oak
Heights Subdivision, Mt. Sterling.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Suits Filed:
Ohio Div. of Sales and High
way Use Taxes VS.. Koneta Hague,
Plain City, assessment and penal
ty of $187.45 claimed.
Forest Edward Deffenbaugh VS..
Martha Bell Deffenbaugh, action
Tor divorce. Plaintiff charges gross
neglect of duty and extreme cruel
ty and other charges. Plaintiff
seeks custody of four minor chill
dren, costs of action and other re-
lief. Married at Urbana. Ohio,
Sept. %. 1947
w. H. Kiefaber Co. VS.. w. H.
KeeIer, foreclosure of mechanics
lien on real estate. Amount
claimed $3,802.73 plus interest.
Ohio Div. Sales and Highway
Use Taxes VS. Loyal Order of
Moose, London Lodge No. 595, as
sessment and penalty of $2115S
claimed.
Juanita HerboltZheimer VS. Ar
thur HerboltZheimer, action for di-
vorce. Gross neglect of duty char
ged Plaintiff seeks alimony ex-
penses, restraining order, and
other relief.
Ohio Div. of Sales and Highway
use Taxes VS.. Koneta Hague, Kon-
eta's Restaurant, assessment and
penalty, of S1563.21 claimed.
PROBATE COURT
Marriage License:
Wilbur c. Eagy, Jr., entertainer
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
An Editorial
NO DANCING IN THE STREETS

We doubt that America is at this moment any Victory
Parade mood Over the nation Election Day of 1855
of sober reflection found themselves in freshly
bleeding world beet only by the per TO which have
grown accustomed but by that erave threaten
cient alliances and fundamental national policy.
In such s+ormtossed world, the only TO
steady the helm to keep the skipper and his mates the
bridge To change the watch such time could only have
brought confusons Thus whatever have thought of
the past performance of the Administration of the party plat
forms and their appalling similarity the resultant poverty of
campaign issues and the nations steady drift Ieftward away
from Constitutional and the sovereign rights of the
states clearly for the best that President Eisenhower has
been reelected And clearly the duty of all Americans
rally behind him this hour when hopes of International
understanding and world peace crashing about
This morning after And the best that be said
OF il is that the eiectoneering is
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
GUARD COMPANY IN
VOTE RESULT RUN

London's National Guard Com
pany joined hands with the Jay
Gees to make the vote results av-
ailable by phone to those calling
the number listed by the Jaycees.
The guardsmen set up a radio
truck at the courthouse and an
other near the Jaycee office and
transmitted the tabulation as il
was posted on the Madison Press
Bulletin Board at the courthouse.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
John GaIbreath
Gets Promotion

John L. Galbreath, %, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie A. Galbreath,
Route 2, Mount Sterling, Ohio, re-
Gently was promoted to specialist
second class in Germany, where he
is a member of the 18th Airborne
Division.
A gunner in Company B of the
divisions 10th Tank Battalion,
Specialist Galbreath entered the
Army in December 1855. He COM
pleted basic training at Fort
Knox, KY, and arrived in Europe
last February.
Galbreath attended Ohio Univer-
Sity
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
ANNOUNCE ARRIVAL OF
BRENNAN DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Dren-
nan, Springfield, are announcing
the arrival of daughter born No
vember l in Mercy Hospital. The
new girl, the third for the family
has been named Mary Theresa
Mrs. brennan is the former Mary
Margaret Holland of London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
MADISON COUNTY COURT news

Cincinnati, age 81 and Helen 10
Wood %, London.
Accounts Approved:
Leo T. McElroy, first, final and
distributive.
William c. Thomas, seventh ac-
count.
inventories Approved:
Emmett B. Gallagher estate, to-
tai S29185.74; real estate portion
26,037.41; William Riddle, Robert
Kaveney, Clarence Jackson App
raisers; Lucy Gallagher, Adnx.
George Norris Estate, total ST.
581.44; no real estate. Bruce D.
Lewis, William ]. Robson, May
nard Dickerson, appraisers. Laura
V. Norris, Executrix.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
Jon c. Shoemaker Now
With Ninth Infantry

Pvt. Jon c. Shoemaker, son of
Mrs. Charles Shoemaker, Route B,
Plain City, Ohio, is receiving 16
weeks of basic training with the
9th Infantry Division at Fort Car
son, Colo.
Shoemaker entered the Army in
October. He is a 1855 graduate of
Washington Local High School in
Dublin.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
County &S

Continued from Page One)
with the weather, the seasons and
hundreds of other factors in order
to keep with the growing trends.
He indicated that the standards of
living, prices etc would continue to
remain above the levels of yester-
year, emphasizing that progress Is
a continuing sign of the time.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
c. c. GROVE IN
DOCTORS HOSPITAL

Churlus c. Grove, Georgesville
Road has entered Doctors Hos
pital, Columbus, for observation
and treatment. His room number
is 228.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
JOIN LOCAL FIRM

Roy Sanders and Ray Gartin
have joined the staff of r. N. Ar
drey, Incorporated, in London.
Both have been named statesmen in
the used car department. Sanders
had worked with Ardrey before,
and Gartin has had similar expert
ence at West Jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09

Duty then is the sublimest word
in our language. Do your duty in
all things. You cannot do more.
You should never wish to do less.
Robert f. Lee
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
Voters Give
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Continued from Page One)
Madison County voters gave un-
usual approval to the amendments
on the ballot. The four year term
for State Senators got 4193 to
2516 opposing. The Korean bonus
bill received 6176 for and 1871 op-
posing.
, 1956-08-31
Editorial
SENATOR TYD1NGS WITHDRAWSs

VIRGIN ISLANDERS everywhere will regret the fact
that former Senator Willard Tydings will not be 4 candidate
for election this, Or at any time for that matter, because<o Of
his health.
1T WILL BE remembered that Senator Tydings, for
many many years was a member of the Senate lnsular Affairs
Committee, was a good friend Of these Islands. He was most
sympathetic and understanding and was always ready and
willing to lend an attentive ear to the problems and com
plants Of this group. For many, many years, until 1850 ne
carried the ball, so to speak for many matters pertaining to
these Islands.
DURING H Is years he was in the Senate, many Of
our legislators grew to know, and respect, Senator Tydings.
Because Of his understanding concern, delegations would
head for his office to lay the groundwork for many inter
views and hearings, there getting valuable information and
contacts.
AMONG THOSE who knew the Senator well was Joseph
Alexander, prominent businessman and leader, Throughout
many years in the Colonial Council and later the Municipal
Council Mr.. Alexander became one of the principal contacts
between the Islands and the Senate, and few delegations
indeed headed for Washington without him, Or his valuable
advice. In addition to being a prominent leader locally, Mr..
Alexander was and still Is. a national committeeman Of the
Democratic National Committee.
SENATOR TYDINcS LOST his bid for reelection in
Maryland principally because Of the Intervention Of Senator
Nc Carthy IN that campaign, it viii be recalled, there were
many accusations flying back and forth, and the famed
cropped" photograph in which Senator Tydings was shown
with a known. Communist leader. It win also be recalled that
it was Senator Tydings who had conducted investigations
into Nc Carthy's finances.
IN PAST weeks the former Senator had won the
Maryland primary and was to have run this November. Mrs.
, 1956-08-31
GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
CERTIFICATE Of REGISTRATION of RENEWAL
APPLICATION HAVING BEEN MADE BY:
CoLcATE-PALMoLIvE coMPANY
Charlotte AmaIie, st. Thomas
.iATE-PALMoLIVE COMPANY

for registration in the Virgin Islands Of the United States
|of renewal of Certificate of Registration No. lll46O, register
led in the United States Paent Office on July IL, 1916, and
in the Virgin Islands Of the United States on March 20, 1886
and it having been shown that said certificate Of registration
was renewed in the United States Patent Office on July 2,
1856. for 4 period Of twenty (2O years from July 49, 1856,
unless sooner terminated as provided by law, in the name
of Co~1gate-Palmoive Company, Of Jersey City, Nj, q cor
Eporation Of Delaware, which has made a showing Of owner
ship of the said trademark;
THIS is TO CERTIFY that the said assignment has been
recorded in the Office of the Government Secretary Of the
Virgin Islands ef Tie Emitted States, at ST. Thomas, IN accord
ance with the provisions in the Regulations governing the re-
gstraton Of Patents and Trademarks in the Virgin Islands,
approved April + 1916.
In testimony whereof, / have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal Of the Government Of the Virgin
Islands Of the United States to be affixed at Char
lotte Amalie, St Thomas, Virgin Islands, this 9Th
day Of August 1856
ESEAD
Charles K. Claunch
Government Secretary of the Virgin Islands
, 1956-08-31
Tydngs has announced that she will run III her husbands

THESE ISLANDS are sorry to know that MI. Tydings
health will not permit him to run, but hope that he viii enjoy
many years Of satisfaction in his retirement, He should know,
among other things, that the people Of these Islands have
not forgotten his friendship to them, and that their best
wishes are with him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-17
Colo Undergoes
Service Physical

PHILADELPHIA, April II (P).
Tom Cola. three-time All-Amer-
lea basketball player and rookie
star of the Philadelphia War
riors, will undergo a service
physical at the induction station
here.
Two vital questions to be an
swered by the examination are
Gola's height and the condi-
ton of his back. He has been
listed variously at 60 and CT.
The services usually defer any,
one who stands in excess of Sc.
AS for the back, Cola injured it
in high school and altough it
doesn't bother his basketball
playing, could be found wanting
for the services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-17
Mochen Latest Sensation
After Victory Over VoIdes

SAN FRANCISCO. April II
(Pl. - A California youth with
only So rounds of professional
boxing shapes up today as the
newest sensation in the heavy
weight ranks. He is undefeated
with Is straight victories.
Young Eddie Machen. striking
with a sharp and sizzling left.
cut hulking Nino Valdes, No. 3
in the heavyweight ranks. down
to size last night in taking an
upset unanimous decision before
a wildly partisan crowd of about
5000 at the Cow Palace.
The 23-year-old Negro from
Redding, Calf, inflicted only
slight damage on the big Cuban
but piled up enough points to
win on all three official cards.
Valdes weighed 212; Machen
1913.
Valdes, who speaks only Span
ish. exploded in broken English
that he was robbed"
Bobby Gleason, Valdes' man
ager. concurred but called Ma
chen a pretty good-looking
boy"
IT insisted on a return bout
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-17

clause before I signed" Gleason
said. Il didn't think we lost,
but I did tell Nino when the 9th
round started that he better 90
out and KO the kid or he'd lose Il
The jubilant Machen said he
would fight anyone.
Hurricane jackson? "Sure,
I'd like to fight him." Eddie said"
Valdes beat him so why. can't I?''
Manager Sid Flaherty. who
watched the fight from ringside
but did not work in Machen's
corner, said he would keep the
boy busy from now on"
This puts him into the round
robin if Marciano retires. -
Flaherty observed. I'D put him
in with any of the other heavies
around"
National television fans had
their only look at Machen when
he outpointed Julio Mederos. an
other Cuban. in San Francisco
Garden recently.
Scoring last night, under Cali
fornia's 11-point system. was
Judge Toby Irwin 56ia to 53la
Judge Fred Apostolic 1854 ano
Referee Jack Downey 55l2-5412.