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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29
fMimada Winner
IAtCharIes Town
Before S,341
By JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
July 28.-Mimada. a 5-year-old
black mare owned by James p.
Carpenter of Madison. Va. out
gained Challa Rock in the drive
to the wire to take the featured
81 500 Man O'War purse by a
length and a quarter at $3.50
straight on a hot summer after
noon. :.
The high temperatures and
humidity were reflected at the
gate and betting windows as q
crowd of 8.341 wagered $484.169
on the nine races. The at
tendance was the second smallest
week end turnout Of the meet.
In the feature. Mimada alter
mated at setting the pace
throughout the dash of about six
furlongs. She was challenged
early by Wee Moon. and after
shaking of that competitor took
on Challa Rock in the back
stretch. Challa Rock gained q
slight advantage turning for
home but Mimada rallied again
and drew away in the last
sixteenth.
FavOrite's Rally Short
Annette G.. the 5-to-2 choice,
rallied strongly in the last fur
long and lost the place money
by head to Challa Rock. Jockey
Floyd Green piloted the winner
who turned the distance over o
fast track in 1:17.
Beaten here last Monday al
about a half mile when she tired
Mimada was registering her first
victory of the current session ir
three attempts.
A casualty in the race was
Magnolia FARMS Catless. a close
second choice. who injured a
stifle during the running Of the
event. Jockey Charles M. Clark
eased up the mare and dismount-
ed at the top of the stretch with
Catless in distress.
The secondary event, sixth
race for $4,000 platers at about
seven furlongs, went to Cleve's
Dream. flying the silks Of a
Washingtonian, Cleveland Skink-
err. Leading from the break
Cleve's Dream turned back the
late rally of Bristol Joe to win
by half length. Why Tino
gained third money with the ia
vored Robby's Miss. fourth.
Two Victories for Servis
Cleve's dream. providing JOG
key Joe Servis with his second
triumph of the afternoon, paid
$14.20 straight.
Fans we're jolted in the first
race when Black Mollie regis
tered her second victory in SO
starts. running away from her
opposition like scared rabbit
and winning by four lengths at
$42.20.
Plotted by Jockey Robert Shi-
rev. Black MOllie initiated COS
daily double on the pair of ones
combine. Tirawarus, the $3.50
favorite beat out High Game by
a half length in the second
event. carrying Clark. the meets
leading rider. to his 30th victory
of the session.
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1853 ELIGIBLE for Gurdeniu
OCEAN DOWNS
RESULTS
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; class I'd:

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: Glass 49,
BowIo York a. HOpe) SEQ $50 800
Re ITsaaO Divi dsSaf sSt ssfs SS
Lima r.. Patsy Way, Parker Hawk,
Jessie's Dream. Time. 2:124s.
SECOND RACE--Purse, 5000; C
National Hanover tA'tOj 4.6O $3.50 $50
Gay Don (Welpl 1910 $50
South Broadway adams go
Boy + Mine. Jimmy Berry, Red Cruiser.
Time. 2:l3as.
DAILY DOUBLE H-D PAID $3.50
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 5000: class "a;
kinE Case smith $50 40 800
Royal Maize lei Myerl 400 800
Herbe Jay, Maryland Mac, Hattie
Mitewyn. High splint. The Light. Time
Fourth RAcE-Purse. $780, C class;
Close caii q; Burton, $50 a.i Co 800
jamie Mite. Centerville Girl, Homestretch
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500; pace; &C
Beth Brewer Jones HOO $50 400
Rose York (Wilcutts) $40 800
Red Prince (HOrnerl s.20
Kathy Walnut Dale Royal, Penny
Maid. AUBREY York, True Fay Time.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $50; pace; B
b. W. smith tBeIote) 100 SEQ 4.sO
DIR. DARLINGTON tWilcutts) 1859 $40
CherriO Pick (HudSOnl 40
. Scottish Tweed, Henry Rosecroft,
Homestretch Flash. Time, 2:09ls.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; trot;
AA-BB Handicap, l mile.
Swish &c. MaIlOn. jr.D $50 800 ESQ
H6mestretch Pappy IF. Jonesb go $50
Nibble Scot IL. Floyd $50
Little Myrtle, Earnest McElwyn, Judy s
EIGHTH RAcEGone mile: purse,
1900: pace: A classified; the Wyatt
Wholesale Co.-Schlitz Beer Trophy"
Suit Y'self NbertSOn) $3.50 $40 4 20
ROYAL Mist JE. Hope) $50 LEO
Top ROsecrOft tEl Myer) 100
Direct Walnut. Selector, kits Hanover
and Nobel Rosecroft. Time. 2:062s.
NINTH RACE-Purse, 500; &C condi-
Rough Time +. JOnes) $50 $50 ESQ
BUSY Chuck u. Deiote) SEQ $50
Zombelle Able wv. Long, 100
CANDLES Boy. Little Dippy. Drose
Marie Woollen, Sub Rosa, Direct Dee,
Time 2:09ls.
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tcopyright 1886. By Trisnse Publications Incl
FIRST, RAcE-Purse $1,000; elaminG; 4-year-olds ana
ing place same Winner r. c McLucas' blk T. l. BY Pieor
-Fisnwife Trainer j. g. Adams Values-S700 Sl75 $40.
nd
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CHARTS OF CHARLES TOWN RACES

SIXTH RACE-Purse 81 200: claiming; 4-year-olds ant
up about furlongs: Off ABB start good driving
csrib Song Tsner W. q KennedS eH ~ Ma2 s0
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IgOdoIlar mptgels pad1CKoss OL1IE ST0ST sg gII'
FIFTH RACE Purse. 81 900; claiming; s-yeer.Olds;
CHARLES Town course Off 403: start good driving
Polly Trainer r r Myers Vaues-S700 S175 SIS, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

%ssuf ~ PS = 81 SE A Sg a
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1865 Mss swine siI5o sio2S e6Ak
SECOND RAcE-Purse 81 900: claiming: 4year-olds and
up; Charles Town Off 235 start good; driving
Tra Trainer C. wheeler. values-S7O0 Sl75. S7b $50
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JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENT
AT CHARLES TOWN

Mondays Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time . PM
nrer oers eanA,v Auer s,.-, 49,.
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Two-dollar mutuels paid-BROOM PARTY, SSUU, S4.gU
$2s0 JEEPsTREss $3.50 $3.50. PENNY AcHANcE. So so
FOURTH RACE-Purse 900; claiming 4-vear-olds and
up about 41s furongs Off 336a start good won driving
place Winner. NJ r.. Howard's CHI z by Charng
Crossoite Trainer. r. L. Richards values-$700 $780,
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Two dollar mutuels paid - >, DUTCH KING ~ So s.
3 40 MASHOUDA. 81, 90. $3.50 WOODY'S IMAGE, 81
Handle-S4S4. 1859. Attendance-S 34l.
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THIRD RACE-Purse 81. O0O claimins 4-year-olds and
up about 4 furlonGs Off 800 start good; driyine
Marie srocms Trainer Il s Mitchsi vsiuss-s7OO.
S176 S76, $50 Time 601k
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SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 500 ciaimng 4-year-ods and
lp Charles Town course Off sol M start Gccd; dry
Perth Trainer, j. PichOt vaues-sfoOO,
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-24
Parisians Seek Warmth In Snow Capped Alps During Holidays

PARIS, R-A lot of Parisians began a Christmas holiday rush Saturday to the snow-capped mountains-the luxuries in the Alps looked increasingly attrac- tive as the government announced further cuts in the fuel oil for homes and apartments.
 Ski lodges laid in their fuel early and are now warm as toast.
 Some 100000 Parisians are heading for the mountains, com pared with 100000 last year. Rail-. road stations are damned.
 The government announced apartments and houses would have to get along in January and February on 45 percent of the fuel consumed in those months last year.
 A further reduction also was announced in the already skinny gasoline ration allotted to motor ists since the Suez crisis cut inn ports. French car owners now get about 719 gallons a month. This will be trimmed to IA gallons on January l.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-24
Russian Language Booming Again In Japan Seaport

TSURUGA, Japan, R-The Rus sian language is booming again in this seaport, once called "the north gate to Soviet Russia"
 With diplomatic relations re- stored between Japan and the So- viet Union, class in Russian con versation has an enrolment of 80. Students include city officials, dock workers, shopkeepers, busi- nessmen and coffee shop wait resses.
 The instructor is 45-year-old Masao Fuchimoto, who returned last year from l0-year stay in a Russian prison camp.
 Printing shops are buying Rus sian type for expected orders of calling cards. Tailors are scan ming style books in search. of Rus sian fashions.
 Merchants are, putting up Rus sian signs, but haven't found many sign painters who can han dle the Russian language.
 Before World War II, ships made regular runs between Tsu- ruga and Vladivostok, the big Russian port in Siberia. Tsuruga is midway along the northern coast of Japan's main island of Honshu.
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JUST, orr, coLUNBIA PIKE-Ir

South Arlington. Immaculate g.
bedrm. home. full bsmt.. det,
APPROVED FOR Sl4 800. Call til
. nm METzLER. IA. $3.50.
FIVE f55 BEDRM. RAMBLER. 25xi 4
living nm. with cathedral ceiling,
large lot This custom built rambler
Is only 3 yrs. old dashboard heat,
basement. Reduced 10 SD 900
Phone IA. 2-4S00. WRIGHT
REAITX
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PERPETUAL BLD0. BETHEsDA--
UNION MARKET

building; occupancy Nov. IS. EIC
A McKEKVER. Eig Bidg.. Silver
Spring, Nd. JU $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Cedar shinple Rambler

Clean, charming and priced right
The buy Of buys for someone who
can appreciate this home, 8 bedrms.,
large living rm., sep. din. rm. and
nice kitchen, large corner lot. Only
$1,000 down and assume CT loan;
.ow monthly payments. Full price,
$4,000.
Town g. Country Realty
TIE. 6-14I5 q It'll 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14
iRLiNGTON, NORTHUMBERLAND mn

ist trust O avail i on this Stone stone,brie i
home, situated on a lovely tree
shaded lot and within . blocks o.
All. blvd. close TO Pentagon anC
Fort Myer. Entrance hall, lorna
liv. rn., lge. din. rTn.. 2 bedrms. anc
bath lst f.: l huge bedrm. and BATH
End A.; full bsmt. with clubroom
complete kitchen and full bath; Diet
garage; THOS. J. FISHER a. CO,
ia h-QBRi. Rgpg TE H-RSua
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ATROCK GREEK PARK
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

CLIENTS for all types Of property.
MILTON F.; RUPERT. 1851 18th
st. NV, DI. 7-5015. EN-. 3-5407.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14
RETA1L-wHoLEsALE

1900 sq. H., on 2 floors.
readily adaptable 10 any use
recurring large open floor
areas. Frontage on 2 down .
town streets.
Kass Realty Co., Inc.
I'm. 3-s10O Ewes. 10. b-357e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14

UHFNH4NNI VEN UDyW Do WV VIII UUJ
this vacant, newly decorated s.
room. 2-bedroom, endorsement,
all-brick semi In North Arlington
and YOU can have a Sl0,00U first
trust payable at $50 per month.
Where is there a better buy2 Call
XII S.Shnu V L MARCIIM co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

NICELY DECORATED, SINGLE OR
DOUBLE OFFICES-Large closets.
Days, AID. 2-1516; ewes. Wo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14
kTDROOM SHY? Then here YOU arr

The bedrms' are featured in this
fine brick Cape Cod. 4 Of them,
all twin size, served BY ] "a baths
and loads Of closets: there is
spacious liy rm. with coy log
burning fireplace, separate din. rni..
fully equipped kitchen and hsmt,,
rumpus room all this for only
Sl6.p5O. G1 or non-GI. Call ia.
10000 REAL ESTATE. SERVICE,
INC. 2222 N. Glebe (off Lee hwy
Omen go.
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WORLD on PRIvACY, D. tashIOI

WORLD OF PRIVACY, IN fashiOn-
able Mclean. enjoy this comfort
able. cl0se-in home. surrounded by
lush. Handicapped grounds admire
place and unique paneIed ceiling;
family din. rrn. and rec. rm., fin-
ished in California redwood, up
stairs are . twin bedrms and
bath, Only si4.450, or what will
you offer? Call ia. 10000 REAL
ESTATE SERVICE. INC. 2222 N.
Glebe lon Lee hwy open 80.
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ARLINGTON. SOUTH, siO,s6O-2-
bedrm. ssmidet.: mr. Columbia pike,
sor , . ssFyiaias ~; NAME s.,, fonh
mo.
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IRsoT TITFTy THE FINEsT VALUE

In Virsinia-Center-hail plan to a
DIFFERENT liv. rm. with raised
hearth firepl sep. din. rm.,, truly
q lovely kit, includes built-in
breakfast nook, vanity-styled bath,
9 really nice bedrms. master has
built-in vanity, huge daylight
bsmt ground-level entr., End lrepl.
DASHBOARD HOT-WATER HEAT
carport. M-aere lot; $4,000 down,
size mo-; best OF all. only S2Q,950.
BrM d-new. Apt. arranged BY
phoning JE. 3-2093. A. JOHN
CHAPMAN a. SON, Realtors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14

SCHARMING" is the word for this
Arlington neighborhood; entrance
foyer, fireplace, 2 exceptionally lee.
bedrooms, spacious modern kitchen.
enclosed porch. Si5,a50, may go
OF. Call ia. 4-1300, M. T. BROY-
HILL 4 SONS
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an On FuA FINANcING AVAIL. o.

these tefrine new bft sniit levels
n ee crete \ AT ,os oe edidss3
eiec. KIT. incl. dishwashef, disposal
and table space down few steps 10
Eruund level rec I'm area and few
more steps down 70 fun hsmt level
Priced al only SCI $50. shown By
Apt THE DARBY CO. "a. 5-g3a3
Olnna men 0 llll q
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SACRIFICE

At $500 less than CT appraisal.
3-bedrm. brick. detached; large lot,
full basement, screened porch; ex-
.cellent condition. Want offer for a
quick deal Asking $4,000, CT
FLA or conventional
MannaS Rlty., JE. 2-311O
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ARLINGTON Nj $4,000, FHA--3-
bedrm.. 2-bath lovely brick Colo
NAL. 3-exp. liv. rm., firepl., Sc
cluded screened porch, cheerful din.
nm, equip. kit, 8 bedrms.. tiled
bath, 36-in. attic fan, pine-pan-
eled recr nm. firepl;, full bath;
lovely lot, trees; dead-end street;
! blk. transp., school; vacant; S3,-
300 cash, SS7 mo. LUCILLE
COOK, JE- 2-2272. lie o-4fi64
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LOCATION CoUNfs-custom built
and different. You'll like the floor
plan in this spotless 5-bedroom
brick rambleT. II has floor-to-ceil-
ing fireplace in liy. rm., large sep
arate din. rm.. fully equip. kit, ex-
ira fireplace in rec, rm. Close TO
all convenienees. Priced right at
Call ia, 4-13O0. NJ. T. BRoYHILL
Z, SONS
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HOUSES foR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON-close in; S13. 500
Ffrst-fioor bedroom and half bath;
bedrooms and bath on Ind floor
full basement garage; trees. Walk
): j. WESLEY sISS-is BUCHANAN rIf A g inc.
Radio Bldg. Arlington. Va. ia
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
WITH A BUCKEYE IN CONGRESS
BY Clarence j. Brown Member Congress ohio District

During annual income farmers the
United 1855 $780, 1856
house
148 $6474 estimated 1885
During three years the of farmers
dollars Such should explain why the
problem is serious.
Many Department Agriculture officials feel there
likelihood hog and cattle prices which have been slightly
the month will be moderately higher by late Summer
thus easing the farm situation !.
Housing January of this 16 below
January 1855 while automobile production has dropped 1s
creased 20 home 18 and bank loans
business 10 percent.
President Eisenhower nominated Ferguson
former Republican Michigan presently Ambassador
the Philippines 15year Judge of the Mill
tary Appeals William 14year
the Federal Reserve Board of which he Chairman
Do not be surprised the length of military for drafted
reduced from 1S months Defense
given serious consideration such including
the release of dafees already the
Is months duty provided they the active Reserve 25
Employers reminded that the ST 90
rate for employees engaged in producing goods
terstate becomes effective March 1
acted at the first session of the 84h Congress
Senator Byrds Congressional Joint Committee Reduction
Nonessenta Federal Expenditures that the month
cenber the total number of civilian employees the u
men was reduced by 18 40 from 1852 15s November
2346 in December November payroll for Federal civilian
totaled 1863 o The Department of Defense alone
civilian employees.
During 1855 income tax fraud
the the Audit Service
added approximately employees just
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
IT'S LATER THAN YOU Think
1926 THIRTY YEARS AGO

YEARS
Charles Wener
collection December $4 81 with few denquent
2-London Colored Baptist Church celebrates 6Oh
niversary.
FEBRUARY 22udge Roscoe Hornbeck Madison Co Common
Pleas Cleveland stepped into lime light Friday
light when halt to the action
the booze by holding action of council irregular
FEBRUARY 23Plan City Girls second annual county Girls
Basketball tournament ff
FEBRUARY jefferson Country Club Big Darby
with erection of Club House in Darbycrest
FEBRUARY 25Feur Lis Trinity Episcopal Church to
waffle supper.
FEBRUARY 26-H JONES' London Muey" Read
College Education OSU
Jefferson Public 600
To make no charge for fiction fines to remain
1916 - TEN YEARS
FEBRUARY 20Bil Hackett Madison Comys 'AII ANfERI-
CAM OSU wonderful time modelling
Co, for ads to appear in Life and Esquire magazines
FEBRUARY 2Mebers of Madison Ration Board given
back by Gov Frank j. Lausche
reduced
Anlrne London Prison
FEBRUARY 23Pan City basketball
wins Madison County tournament for year
FEBRUARY 24John Sanford M Yauger London get
nine foxes in nine tries.
FEBRUARY
and matron at County Chldren's Home.
FEBRUARY 26-Farry in
years named of the Farmers Cooperative
there.
FEBRUARY 2BA Sargent Worhngton former West jefferson
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
An Editorial
"coURAeEoUs AND SOUND APPROACH"

There has been much criticism of Secretary of Aereul
+ue Benson than nadequate Informed person could read
lily believe that he and his policies suffer the virtual unanimous
opposition of the farmer.
This the Large important and faehted farm
groups respect and support the Secretary and his obiecves
For example the American National Cattemans Association
its annual convention in New Orleans passed for
nal resolution commencing the Secretary for his courageous
economy.
The wording is significant. so-ealed solution to the
farm problem which reduces agriculture to bureaucratic dom
nation far than solution at all II to the creoit
of the caemen and other livestock producers that they have
long understood hs and have been leaders in opposing pro-
posa which would take away their freedom and independence
in for federal handouts And they have held that posi-
lion during periods when prices have been seriously de-
pressed. ........ ...-.... ....
Regardless of heads the Department of Agriculture
in the future regardless of what changes for good i'll take
place in the agricultural economy The maintenance OF the far
me freedom within free enterprise system should be the
basic goal Of ALL
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
West Jeff Atomic
Plant Is Growing

The Battelle Institute of Column
bus has announced the completion
of reactor development labora-
tory for use by industry and gov
ernrnent in the development of re-
actors for power production and
propulsion at the comparly's site
just east of West Jefferson.
The laboratory is the second ma
jor unit in Battelle's Atomic En-
crgy Center at West jefferson, and
makes the growing village the site
of the first private installation of
its kind available for direct re-
search on atomic power plants.
The new unit is known among
nuclear specialists as critical as
sembly laboratory. It is currently
being readied for study of prob
lens in connection with the design
and construction of reactors for
electrical power plants. 1t will be
used also for research on atomic
engines, for aircraft, ships and
other means of transport.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
Link Youth Crime,
Economic Changes

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. -
Changing economic conditions and
particularly the impact of indus
trialization," are blamed for the
increase in juvenile delinquency in
some of the less developed coun-
tries, according to a recently pub
lished UN study.
The report points out that there
seems to be relationship between
industrialiZation, when it Is not ac-
companied by adequate protective
social welfare measures, and ju-
venile delinquency.
In addition, the number of Of
fences in certain countries is in
creasing at greater rate than the
population. The study cites, as an
example, figures compiled by the
United States Children's Bureau
showing that the number of youths
passing through the nations juyen-
lie courts increased from 100000
in 1913 to 435. 900 in 1853, and that
only small percentage of the diff
ference could be attributed to the
higher juvenile population.
The report, which is contained
in the latest issue of the Interna-
tional Review of Criminal Policy,
goes on to make number of sug-
gestionS dealing with measures for
the prevention of the problem.
Specifically, it urges the strength
ening of family life; the broaden
ing of school responsibilities so
that new social functions can sup
plement or reinforce the role of
the family; and greater efforts to
detect, as early as possible, the
different types of behaviour which
are considered as leading to actual
delinquency.
JACK FELLOWS
HAVE A DAUGHTER .
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Fellows, Sc
dalia Road, announce the birth of
daughter at White Cross Hos
pital, Tuesday, February IA. The
baby weighed six pounds.
Heavyweight boxing champion
Rocky Marciano says he intends to
take piano lessons.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
Trainee Chosen
AS Gunner's S Mate

Gerald T. Chambers, son of Eu-
gene Chambers of Park Avenue,
London, Ohio, and husband of the
former Miss Kathleen Rhoades of
billiards, has been appointed gum
ner's mate of his recruit company
at the Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Center.
AS a recruit petty officer he will
wear a miniature rating insignia
as badge of authority during the
remainder of his nine weeks of
Boot Camp"
He was chosen for the position
in recognition of leadership quail
ties displayed while undergoing re-
cruit training.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED:
Robert l. Hartley, 80, clerk. Co
lumbus, o. and Mary E. Cross, "a,
press operator, London, Route A.