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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FAN. EXHAUST. s6". Is blades. "a
hip; moter; good . condition. Win
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PIANOS for children beginning study
[ use nf new piano. in your owr
home for entire summer FREE
Phone weekdays VIII 6-S7l2
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FANS. exhaust. ut easement vim
dows.. Easy to install. $24.95 talso
rentals). HE. 1852 after 8 pm.
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MIscELLANEous FOR SALE

FURN. - New hide-a-bed w/chair;
cardovan bedrm., sect. sofa. rugs.
tables, chairs. dinette. XII. S-0035.
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'IANUS-Used small modern erands
s sIsSo s @Is1 s29S- ST ST !: $500 3 2
fiust above the library, --1S
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PIANO-Used full keyboard console
type Instruments in very good
JORDAN'S. corner 18th and G SITS.
Nv nhnnA ST 3.QA0n -1S
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PIANOS-Uprishts, SOS up; spinets,
$685. up. several famous make
grands. fully repaired and guar
anteed, 1888 up. Beautiful Stein
way console; Terms. Open every
sVs sooa buy a1d at 81 sca aa IH PfANo
SHOP. S25 Bonifant ST.. Silver
Spring, JU. $4,000.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
s spIlpsts :. consoles gnS.ss,E r.9ds and up
DAMS. THREE STORES: corner
18th and @ SITS NV (phone ST.
3-9400l; 1892 Georgia ave-. ST.
yer Spring (phone JU 5-llO5J
5l69 Lee hwy. Arlington. Va.
tphone KE. S-5060). Suburban
stores open every evening. Park
In front @ ~ - Is
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PIANO. Pearlman; lovely period case,
instrument fine condition.; IA yrs;
IT II in; $3.50 or best offer.
JU, S-2b9S. 30
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FIREPLACE EQUIP. gas or cleo.
logs. screens andirons etc. ACME
STOVE l011 7th NV Ma. R-2g52
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PIAN0S-Saye mp to 40E during
KITS annual sale OF rent returns.
1855 models and trade-in pianos
Pay only $25 down: 3 yrs. to pay
bal KITS, 1890 G st. NV. RE
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PIANOS-Rent FIRST buy later plan
famous make pianos. yours to try
Only So pei. mo. on our famous
iSSo q St n'Ws' re 7.e21s Li r
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NO LOWER PRICES
AMvxxyrTrpr

BAR, handsome walnut. custom
built, perfect condition, & It. by
ga, IT,, sliding doors and storage
shelves. heavy brass rail: ideal fol
rec. I'm, or apt. Cali KE. 7-053g
ewes. or week end Ia
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FURN.-Bedrm. suite. din. rm., writ
ing desk. mahOg.; chairs, lamps.
tables, misc. tens Call ia. 8.
1862, 4 pm. to 2 pm. 10
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CHAIN SAWS, cement mixers, posi-
diggers. tillers, Ford tractors
pumps, generators. sod cutters
discs. brush saws bulldozers load.
ers wheerbarrows etc RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP CO.. JU a-6SS1
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PIANO, spinet. late model, full key
board. like new: with bench; $3.50
Phone 10. $4,000. 20
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BABY CARRIAGE-Town and Cour-
try stroller; S26. tn. 2-1775, ewes,
after $50. 30
, 1956-06-19

It is hereby brought to the attention Of the public that the re-
moyal of sand from the beach area of the Marley Homes Pro-
iect in Frederiksted, st. Croix, without the approval and con-
sent of the Virgin Islands Housing and Redeveopment Auth
ority is strictly prohibited.
Effectively Immediately persons or firms DESTROYS of purchas-
ing sand from the Aforementioned area should make arrange
ments with the Managements representative in st. Croix,
Mr.. Nicasios Nico, at the .. Hamilton jackson Terrace, in
Christiansted, 81. Croix.
Persons found unlawfully removing sand from the Marley
Homes after publication Of this Notice will be dealt with in
accordance with the law.
"A. MILLIN
Executive Director
Virgin islands Housing md Unemployment Authority
, 1956-06-19
CALENDAR OF EVENTS OF G. H. S.

C7Tf7vDE' v EvrNTS of O.r ,.
SENIOR LAS PLAY Thursday night, June q, at 800
BAccALAUREATE SERVICE, Sunday, June a. at 500
NIGHT Monday, June 25th, at $50
GRADUATION EXERCISES, Wed. Night, June ", at 500
A cordial invitation is extended to everyone to attend
all of these activities.
Horace Thornton. Jr.
Principal
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MECHANICAL
Meet the Challenge
of the Atomic Age
Join ELECTRIC BOAT
The Atomic Age" is no long,
er a thing OF the future-its
here now, today. And engi-
neers who plan to share in
the unlimited advancement
possibilities of nuclear pro-
pulsion development are turn
ing to Electric Boat This is
logical choice. since this
company not only pioneered
the first atomic submarines.
Nautilus and Seawolf, but is
now working on a THIRD.
FOURTH and FIFTH!
Look over the Job openings
listed and see where YOUR
SKILLS At into the picture,
remembering that Electric
Boat will make up what you
may lack in knowledge OF nu-
clear engineering There is
company sponsored pro-
gram here for advanced study
both in the plant and at
leading universities. Through
this program and through as
Sociation with top men at
Electric Boat. an engineer
ran uFnuy roatdIv In nFnfaR.
sional stature.
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
FOR GRADUATE MES
]. FLUID AND NUCLEAR
SYSTEMS-to engineer nu-
clear plant design Of pres
sured water reactor systems.
develop heat transfer and
flow calculations. Minimum
. years power or chemical
plant experience. Fluid sys-
TENS analysis experience de-
sirable.
2. HYDRAULIC q to 8
years experience in hydrau-
lie systems to up 1000 PSI,
including selection and sizing
of components.
3. 3 to 5 years experience in
component design. including
stress ANALYSIS. linkage and
gear trains. Component Sc
lection and specification ex-
perience desirable
4 POWER PLANT SYS-
TENS = to engineer steam
propulsion plant systems, pre-.
pare system diagrams and
descriptions. perform heat
balance and thermo-dynamic
calculations. Instrumentation
system experience desirable.
:. PIPE sTRESs-experienced
ia practical and theoretical
applications Of power plant
piping. Routine calculating
not required. Experience re-
duired in analysis ~ complex
piping ARRANGEMENTS.
q 2 70 5 years experience in
vibration and dynamic stress
analysis on rotating compon-
ents.
Another Big Advantage
in working for Electric Boat
Is living In or near Groton,
Conn. where the traditions
OF old" New England are
alive and strong And Groton
is in the heart of the Long
Island Sound resort area. Of
fering all manner of outdoor
sports and recreation. Also
conveniently placed for
city weekend. half wav be-
tween New York and Boston.
Please send resumes in
confidence to PETER
CARPENTER A conven-
lent interview VIII be
arranged.
Electric Boat Division
GENERAL DYNAMICS
CORPORATION
Groton, Connecticut
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EDITOR
TECHNICAL
ELHCTRONICS

TECHNICAL
ELRTRONICS
Permanent, full time posi-
ton, not dependent on gov
eminent contracts, is now
open in this long established
Washington, D. c., school.
+ Duties will include eVal-
uating electronics material
and the writing rewriting,
and editing of this material
into study texts to train
electronicS technicians.
While a degree in electri-
cal engineering would be an
advantage, one is not man
datory, whereas first-hand
knowledge in electronicS and
the ability to organize and
deal with the concepts is es-
Sential.
Write or telephone Director o!
Personnel II you write. please be
explicit about your qualifications
and salary requirements.
National Radio Institute
18th and U SITS. NV.
HO. 2-2476
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, graduate
] or equivalent. for field service work
/ on ALWAC electronic digital COM
putting equipment. Training pro-
sram Travel In East Coast area
Send resume 70 BOX 445-Y, Star.
ELECTRICAL SUPERINTENDENT
Good reliable man 10 handle con-
struc. work; capable Of handling
| men and supervising constr, prof.
ects. Submit details regarding edu-
sired, P o. Box eos, Alexandria.
ELECTRICIANS; D. c. card and
/ drivers permit, Exper. In old work
and with EMIT good pay. steady
ELECTRICIAN MECHANIC. with
| local experience in new and old
| house wiring: good nay and steady
! work for right man TRuNNELL
/ ELECTRIC. OIL 2-S3O0. ia
| ELECTRICIAN. for oil burner work
| steady work. Apply in person. MR.
| TURNER. rear 2l03 Eye ct. ne.
ELECTRICIAN. experienced in old
work: require journeyman's license
and D. drivers permit: GOOD
| pay and permanent lob. ROBERT
| c. MARSHALL. TU. @-412l, 10
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. white, ex.
| perienced with valid permit: under
| 30 yrs. 40-hr week. company
| benefits. salary open. Apply In per-
son, \ am. TO I pm, Monday
through Friday; Building Super
intendent, 40 18th st. NV. p
Employment Counselor
with engineering background and
employment agency experience to
| head I'd technical division OF ex-
panding employment agency Must
{ be hard worker OF exemplary char
acter with a record Of accomplish
ment Reply IL confidence 10 Box
+i6-J. star
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COLLECTOR Statesmen
COLLECTION MEN

up 20 'IHJ week Dlu, car allow
ance Apply to Mr.. Brown STAT
CREDIT cLOTHIERS ~ ath ST
NV. Ma. S-"l6a. a
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CREDIT ADJUSTERS

Nation wide budget finance plar
required 90 young men. 2l-2S yrs
age high sch. grads. for positions
in the consumer nnance field. Excel
oppor for rapid Advancement: sal
AIRY commensurate with previous
exper. All modern employe benefits
Expenses overtime and auto allow.
ance provided. Phone DE. 2-94O0 OF
apply TO 1901 R. I. ave: 44i3 So
e! qbary Hts, $40, Ga e.
Silver Spring. 10
CREDIT MANAGER--Man to take
over credit Gepartmentin credit
clothing stores some experience In
Skip-tracing and general credit work
necessary, or will accept trainee
Salary depending on experience
Apply TO Mr. Brown. STAR CREDIT
CLOTHlERS, ia eth 81. NV. MA.
S-2lB5 3
CREDITMEN, young. will train: jr
salesman, with car, sal and comm
Top pay. GRACE DUNN, 1911 G
ST, NV.
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CLERKS

CLERKS
TRAVEL
HOTEL CLKS.. AUDITING DEPT.
Up to 80 yrs New England,
$3.50 TO Soi5 plus
UNDERWATER .1RAINEE S30G
CLAIMS ADJ. legal bkerG $500
MANY OTHERS
Y, WOOD PERSONNEL
SEE MISS WOOD
"s33 SOUTHERN BLDG. DI 1878.
sos 10Th St NV. at II
CLERK -TYPISI, age 2a-35 excel
lent chance To learn mortgage loan
business Begin with inteiestlng
loan-closina departmeE, Of VEIL
kn VII MORTGAGE loan corp start
$40 No res. fee MaNAGFM MT
CONSuLTANTS, INC, Suite COO,
l406 q st. NV
CLERK-TYPIST, age 1928. versa
tie Young man for wide variety OF
Office duties, including answering
telephone and banding ruStome "
inquiries 5-dav Start Sf0-S10
No ROC. zee. MANAGEMENT CON
SULTANTS INC, Suite 900, l4GG
q St NV.
- ERIK TvfIST. operate mimeo-
graph machine; mod conc
Office: 5-Gay. }5-hr week Amply
after 10 am, Room SOB A
10th st. NV. LIB
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Write or telephone Director o!
Personnel. II you write. please b.
explicit about your qualifications
and salary requirements.
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COPILOTS
ETHIOPIAN AIR LINES

Commercial license and In
Strument Rating required:
5000 hours total time. 1000
IN multi-engine command
time. aRe rs to rs: oppor-
tunity for advancement to
Captain. families may ac-
company; location, Adds
Ababa, Ethiopia. Apply c. E.
Mcbride, Lee House Hotel.
Friday, April IL. pm. TO
3 pm. no phone calls. or
write TWA Employment. 10
Richards Road, Kansas City,
Missouri.
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NOGLES 11ON MEN
Mus be experienced inside work
GCod salary tn start permanent pO-
sition We have good deal TO oiieT
% the right men Ask for Mr.
Buskev. EISFMAN & p ST at 1th
NV. s
COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE for a
national distiller; excellent oppor-
tuntty and good salary. liquor ex-
perlence unnecessary: prefer Gig
arctic missionary man State back
I95-J. Star. 50
NE, 0RS FOR SUMMER DAY
GAM N nearby virginia. Phone
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTE NDENI
Local general contractor desires
man cxper. in field supervision OF
lge constr. project. Govt. institu-
tlonai o. commercial Reply 10 Box
ally. Star. %
CONSTRUCTION superintendent. ex.
perienceG in apartment constrUc-
ton and gradinH must stand rigid
INVESTIGATION es 10 ability and pro-
ductiun; preferably one living in
Virginia IA. 5-i466. 10
COO14---Also short order man; nc
SUNDAY work. Apply CHARCOAL
GRILL ~: Wisconsin ave.
COON. experienced: good hrs. good
pay Applv IN person. HOUSE OF
HENLY REST. 1909 Marlboro pike
COOK all-round; give full partic.
ulars and references Box l07-Y
Star IS
COO. second colored experienced
on Italian dishes; excel. working
cond and salary. Apply In person,
manager, sos Montgomery St,
Alex, Va 5
COON, night; experienced; white,
middle-aged. Call from / 10 q
pm, Ma. S-96S3, Ext. sol. IS
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who want imagination
valued as we'll as knowl-
edge
:. who like the freedom
implicit in newly Gre
ated positions
b.. who can be stimulated
by intriguing problems
to contribute new ideas
to a nationally impor-
tant, long-term project
on
High-Power
Decentralization
Radar Equipment
GENERAL ELECTRIC'S
SPECIAL RADAR
SECTION
Has 8 new, responsible
and exceptionally we'll
paid positions open for
the following research
and development spe-
cialiStS::
WIFI Transmission Engi-
neer
.Video Recording Engi-
neer
.Computer Development
Engineer
Servo Development Engi-
neer
.Radar Systems Engineer
Applied Physicist
.Antenna Design and De-
velopment Engineer
Field Operations Engi-
neer Domestic and For
eign Assignments
Also Openings For
MATHEMATICIANs
Pho. and MA. level to work
In military operations. re-
search. numerical analysis,
applied mathematics
THESE ARE CURRENT OPENINGS
COMMITMENTS CAN BE MADE NOW
The specialists who qualify to be-
come the FIRST incumbents in these
new, precedent. setting positions will
enjoy the benefits Of
HIGH SALARIES
PROFESSIONAL PRESTIGE
LIFE IN THE HEART
OF NEW YORK STATE
Syracuse has the recreational
advantages OF the Adirondack
vacation area, Canada, Mag
ara Falls and New York City
and the cultural advantages
OF being a university town
You can take advanced
courses at Syracuse Univer-
sity on the company's 1905
Tuition Refund Plan.
Send Your Resume
in Confidence TO:
Mr.. Francis T Sharkey
SPECIAL RADAR SECTION
HEAVY MILITARY ELECTRoNTC
EQUIPMENT DEPARTMENT
| GENERAL
| ELECTRIC co.
Court Street
Syracuse, N Y.
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HELP-kEN

CLERK, Young man, recent high
school grad. for general clerical
work tipping req good oppOr
tunities Ma S-G5sf q
C'rRk, YOUNG MAN, white Will
ing 90 do all around WORK. Refs.
REQ. Apply IN person SMITHS
PHARMACY .5lS lith 81. NV.
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CLOTHING Statesmen

Experienced men needed for per
manent positions. good opportun-
.ity TO make money plus Offering
many company benefits ASK for
Mr.. Strauss EISEMAN'S, F st. at
9Th - u " &
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FOR WRITER'S

TECHNICAL WRTTERs-Com-
pile data and prepare man
uals on military electronic
equipments. Minimum Q years
technical experience.
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Here's the perfect picnic or beach item,
keeps your drinks at their original tempero-
ture. This wonderful value has q porcelain
enamel lining, O tip hondle and pour spout
and S strong sturdy and lightweight.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
jonathan Alder
Booster Program
This Saturday

Jonathan Alder Booster Club"
an organization recently formed
for the purpose of promoting a
drive in the northern half of Madi-
son County and the entire Jona-
than Alder school district to raise
the money needed to finance the
football program which will be in
troduced in the new school this
coming fall, will hold their Kick
Off Party" at the Monroe school
in Plumwood Saturday night Feb.
18th.
This social event will marx the
beginning of the campaign which
will end cnly when the Booster
Club succeeds in raising the nee
essary funds to buy all the foot
ball uniforms and equipment necd-
ed to put a team on the field. 1t
is estimated that it will take ap-
proximately $4,000 to accomplish
the task.
9dIbI icy itiSiiA PIoptS VI tiiS
newly consolidated school district
will have the opportunity to hear
in full detail the plans and inten.
tions of the new Booster Club and
every one who desires will be CIV
en- the chance to join the club and
assist in the drive for funds, if
they desire TO help.
The program for the Kickoff
Party" Saturday night calls for a
lot of fine wholesome entertain
ment. There will be a $3.50 dance
and a euchre tournament, there
will be door prizes, cake walks,
baskets of groceries given away,
there will be several stunts and
acts of free entertainment. Lunch
and soft drinks will be available
too.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17

The Golden Rule works like gra-
Vitation. C. +. Dole
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17

Every victory of science reveals
more clearly divine design in ma
ture, a remarkable conformity in
all things, from the infinitesimal
to the infinite.
David Sarnoff
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
Memorial Service
For Dairy Bull

It's an unheard of thing for
memorial services to be held for
dairy bull. But a group of
Brown Swiss breeders known as
Colonel Harry, Inc. held such a
service for their sire, Colonel
Harry of ]. B., 1852, Excellent,
on January %, at the Central
Ohio Breeding Association near
Columbus.
It has beer said that possibly
only one other dairy animal has
been given similar rites, Colonel
Harry's dam. the great world
record holding COW, Jane of Ver-
non.
To the group of Brown Swiss
breeders, Colonel Harry was no
ordinary bull. A total of S23, 500
had been paid for him on October
13, 1947. This was the highest
price that had ever been paid for
a Swiss" bull at private sale or
public auction.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
SUMMERF0RD
NEWS BY
MRS. COLLlFLOWER

Mrs. Charles Fades Jr. and Miss
Sondra Kay Fades entertained
with party in their home on Feb.
6, honoring the seventh birthday
of Brenda Fades. The children
enjoyed playing various games in
Guiding PIN the Tail on the Dom
key. Ice cream and birthday cake
were served to the honor guest
and her friends Claudia Allison,
Joyce Brown, Bonnie Dillon, Mar
ian Harper, Nora Hart, Janet Jor-
dan, Brenda Mcdaniel, Brenda
Pitts and Beverly Sue Roberts.
Zach guest was given favors of
Valentine candy and balloons as
she was leaving for home.
r. T. o.
Miss Ruth Ann Tull, Madison
Co. Health Nurse, was the guest
speaker at the Feb. z meeting Of
the Somerford School P. T. O. She
showed a short movie explaining
the functions of Public Health
Dept. and then told US about the
work our own Health Dept is do
ing. She also answered the quest
ions the parents asked.
The children in Mrs. Kelso'S
room then took charge of the pro-
gram. Ivan Wollam gave a short
talk on the topic Lincoln as a
Teenager". Janice Colliflower pre-
sented an outline of the Life of
Longfellow. Connie McMahan per-
formed a tap dance accompanied
by Mrs. Fichner at the piano. A
group of the children went through
the figures of square dance.
Mrs. Thomas Montgomery, the
former Neoma Fell was feted on
I eb g with a miscellaneous show
er in honor of her recent marriage.
Hostesses for the shower, which
was held IN the Science Hill
Grange hall, were Beverly Ash
more, Pauline Ashmore, Maude
Byerly, Anna Brake. Gertrude
Laird, Nell Stone and Esther Gist
Refreshments of punch and cook
les were served to Sc guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery were
married on January 7 in Rich
Indiana. They are now residing at
Columbus, Ohio
Cub Scout Pack 401 served as
host to the monthly meeting of
the leaders of the Packs of the
Madison District B. S. A. of the
Ohio Central Council on Feb. at
Somerford School.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
Antibiotics Melp
Meat Preservation

An agricultural biochemist of
Ohio State University and Agri-
cultural Experiment station will
carry research findings on the use
of antibiotics as a meat preserva-
tive to numerous countries abroad.
Prof. Fred f. Deatherage, chair
man of agricultural biochemistry
at the university and the expert
ment station, left this week on a
10-week trip which will take him
by air to New Zealand, Australia
and other countries. Primary pur-
pose if the trip is to add to re-
search data on the preservation of
meats and to aid meat professors
and packers abroad in exploring
the use of antibiotics.
Research efforts into the pos
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17

Sometime later the group de-
cided upon his death to have him
buried at the Central Ohio Breed
ing Association near Columbus,
Ohio. When he died in October 2,
1855 at nearly Is years of age
he was buried at the bull farm.
Later a granite tombstone was
erected on which is inscribed
picture of Colonel Harry, his
name and registration number and
the dates of his birth and death.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17

Mr.. Jack Fox, District Execu-
tive and Mr.. Owen Ackerman, Dis
trict Commissioner, led the group
in discussion. The purpose of the
meeting is to keep the leaders of
each Pack aware of what the 9TH
er Packs in the District are doing,
and what official activities will
take place in the coming month.
Also the leaders help to solve any
difficulties arising in the Packs.
In observance of Boy Scout
Week the Cub Scouts of Pack 401
took charge of the opening serv-
ice of Sunday School at the Sum-
merford Methodist Church on Feb.
II. The opening song was MY
Country "Tis of Thee" followed by
the Cubs giving their Scout Pledge
and the Pledge of Allegiance to the
Flag. Mr.. Owen Alderman, Dist
rict Commissioner of the Madison
District B S. A. Ohio Central
Council, made the official presen-
tation of the Cub Scout Pack
Charter to Institutional Represen-
tative Mr.. Jesse Hart. Mr. Hart
accepted the Charter in behalf of
the Church and then presented Of
ficial B. S. A. cards to Cubmast-
er Joe S. Carpenter, committee
chairman Raymond Colliflower,
committee members John Brill
and Sanford Lacey and Den
Mothers Mrs. Reba Bussard and
Mrs. Jesse Hart. The Cubs con-
cluded the service by asking every
one present to stand and pray the
I ord'S PRAYER
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
SPORTS

The Monroe Boosters Club will
serve refreshments. At the meeting
of this group, Mrs. Bernard Con-
way, its president, appointed var
ious committees to assist with that
part of Saturday night, February
Is program of the Jonathan AID
ers Boosters Club at Monroe
School.