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Ir all goes as planned, Broad- way will see a musical ver11ion of "Some Like It Hot" next year. with Morton Do Colla ill charge of the directing . . . Air· lises may unload ·tne showing of motion pictures soon. After the initial novelty wore oU, 01· ectllives dis<overecl that puoengen actuaUy took places to c•t eomewbere. not to oee a film, odllly otiOOih. And a great many epllomm prefer peace, quiet, lind no distractiDno when they. 're aloft.... One of the town's •Ju~~eo, a teen nijhtclub, oo:g A.Jo..oa OUO'J IJ!: ;t 1Wt11S I»JOS 00 :t 1q!IJN 10 ol!J>:;I IJ!: :£ SMON S8:J !;/;:& 'llllJJ. oq,t n•1 o.t oo:s p.toamd oo : ~ •tU. 01::1 sv •.,..N SIIOM ~:1 OBBd O,lr.IWOA\ 00 ' 1 1q8n ButP!no sn1 MOJJOWOJ. JOJI QJJBOS O£:zr IZ' l:1 IMON O>!Oq:) I,OJdOi>d OIU. 01:'1 IUO~O!d.V.d 'O[(OH 00'1 ISOS raoll}l Joq1BJI O£:Z1 poalJ IUUO(] 00=<:1 01!1 J0 OAIYJ 00 : ~1 •.lo;):lw oqJ. 01:: n . A.lJoq.II?J'i J0 .lpuy 00: II .r:m1 eAO'J r oc:o1 Oral Roberl.s I: 30 The Big Picture 1:00 2:00 Social Security 2:15 This We Behevo 2:30 Sports Spectacular- Boat Racine and Bowling 4:00 4:30 5:00 UO 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 9:00 10,00 10:30 II :00 11:15 AJwnni Fun Legislative News Conf. Jack Benny Amateur Hour Twentieth Century World War I Lassie My Favorite Martian Ed Sullivan For the People Caudid Camera What's My Line? CI!S News Late Show has folded as quickly as it opened. Although she can now get $1,500,000 for a cinema musical because of her smashing success in "he Sound of Music,'' Julia Andrews hasn't given up Broadway. If the right ahow came along, she'd take it - provided the producers can wait three years, because that's how long she's contracted for flicks A fading mbvie star Js depressed because the chap •he regarded as her best beau ''took her" for $25.000. You'd think nobody would believe that old gag, she fell for It - gave him the money to invest, a n d he skipped. hat Mary Martin color special with an Easter motif that was taped early thjs month for NBC will not reach the air until April, 1966. NBC also plalll1 another showing of the star•s ''Peter Pan'' spectacle next February. 10:00 Social Security tn AcUon 10:15 The Llvinl Word 10:30 Beanie and CecU 11: oo Bullwlnkle II :30 Discovery '65 12:00 Herald of Truth 12:30 E•angeUstic Crusade 1 :oo Lo.wer Lighthouse 1: 30 TrB•elog 1:45 Great Momenta In Mosie 2:00 Roya!J1 Vs. Cella 4:00 World of GoU 5:00 Science All-Stars 5:30 FOR 6:30 The King Family 7:30 Wagon Train 8:30 Broadside 9:00 Movie 11:30 Bob Yousg News 11:45 Outlaws SU~ .• MAR. %1 WGIILIGHTS 7:00 BIOGRAPHY - "Jack· le Robinson - A riYII bas.. ball player once said of him, ••He can beat you more ways than any man alive. He was the first Negro to play In Ma.. jor League Baseball. He was an aggressive competitor· who ask· ed no quarter and gave none, but he won the admiration ot players and fant alike with his skill and daring. His M•l o r League career began in 1947 and spanned nine years. In Ju-ly of 11162, Robinson recolved baseballs highest honor: elec· lion to the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York. 7:30 WALT DISNEY - part two of four-part comecly-drama. "Kilroy - A reporter st4rto an inve!ltigation when townspeo. pie suspect Kilroy of exauer· ating his war expeNences. 9:00 BONANZA - "Hound Dog. The cartwright• hill· billy cousin Muley arrive! at the Ponderoso with a pock ~~ flea-bitten, howling dogs. lOINS CAST '· HOU.YWOOD (UPI) - Dana Andrews has joined leU Hollier as co-star in Warner Broth. JIIOAI Ali"<J ~ :t 13UUD~J "spacewalker," and ,::~~i.~~~ pilot of the historic (Sunrise) II emerged from mysterious ~lusion Sunday two days they landed. ers' "Brainstorm," Qicb Wi1· liam Conrlld direct. wm WCHS- TV r . ' '' WJ:ITN-TV Channel13 . ChannelS 7:55 Dally Wor• 1:00 Big Plcbn 1:30 Jack J.a Lallllfl 7:25 Daily Word 7:30 Booo 'Lbe Clown 8:00 Buddy Starcbet Show 9: 00 Captliltl Kangaroo 10:00 Mike Wallace & News 10:311 1 Lucy 11:00 Andy ·ot lllayberry 11:30 The McCoys 12:00 Love of Life 12:25 News 12:30 Search lor Tomorrow 12:4S Guifling Light 1:110 Women's Page HO Ae lbe World 1'tlrnl 2:00 Passwoud 2:30 House Party 3:00 To Tell the Truth 3:30 The Edge of Nlgbt 1:45 Corn Cob llepo1t 7:00 Todey Show 7:25 Todey Out Your Way 8:25 Today Out Your Way 9: 00 cartoonsville 8:30 Bachelor Fallier 10:00 Mate Room lor Daddy 10:30 What's 'lbiJ SODi · 11:00 Concentration 11:30 Jeopardy 12:00 Say When .U:30 Truth or Consequences 12:55 News l :IXJ' Midday Ne\1/S Picture 1:30 Slngln' JambOree 2:00 Moment of Truth o.30 The Doctors a: 00 ADoth.r World 3,30 Say When 4:oo Match Game 4:30 Mr. Cartoon ~:00 Huck HoUDd ,,30 Laramie 6:30 News Pioture 6:4S Weather 6:55 Jim Thacli:er Sport. 7: 00 lllmlley.Srlnkley 7:30 lolernalional Sbowlime 8:30 Bob !lope 10:00 Jack Paar 11:00 NOWI . 11:15 Weather 11:20 ~porta 11:30 'l'o~l Show · 11:45 Tonipt Show g,oo 9:45 Lov• 4:00 Secret io:oo 12:00 Donna Rl9d 12:30 Vathel' Klicm But 1:00 lteUo, PU.Jilcken Storm 1:00 Farm""'r ct!S E•enln1 News Beat 7:3o' Ra-bid• 8:30 The .Great Ad•enture 9,30 GoineJ 1'71e. USMC 10:00 _ ~·· People u,oo 'l')ie: l'l~· 'l'ooi8bt U:t;"TIJe Weetber Teller 11:20. W'aalber 11:20 M1llloD Dollar lllovias -"'1' h e Flintltonest'' 4Dmlatat aedes NEW YORK <UP!) seasot1 ili the tan il \be same 7,30. ·p.m.' Friday time. FRI., MAR. %1 WGIILIGHS 8:30 BOB HOPE PRESENTS THE CHRYSLER TREATRE (In Vietnam) Added l1hn loot. age ol Bob Hope's recent entertainment tour for U. s. fiSbtin& men m. Southeast Aela, lnclud· log a monologue. MIIJibers of Hope'a Christmas Troupe Include Janis Paige, Jlll St. John Anita llry&llt, AMi Maria Af. bergbeW, Jernr Colonna, Jo!Jn Bubbl.. , J1J111 Ann Sidi1ey (NIHWorld of 85. NBC will turn "llalllel Boonl'' Into a color 1etlel til H. Uc. ond season 11~ r.IL The lllioW · ·will remain In the 7:30 p.m. Thursday spot. aew Afttr lour ae810111 on fJBC, ''llezel" wlU !Urn ujriJi..lht fill on the CBS , bellirotk. Slllrley Booth remainS tlie alar ul lhls series about a bJalily eiliollll& . house servant. i•. Steve Ranes, Jim Qlilnee 911 ''Rawhide " Is a former ~ hoy who '\OUted the' ~~c~ I cult ,aU ,the wirftom N6l'tll ·DI'· .lllila ~<SOuth . :America. .•- ~ 8:30 Addallla F~ 9:00 Valeollne'l 011)' 9:30 ~ Barmo01 !or• 1o:oo 12 O'Cioct JfJcb 11:00 News . 11;10 l.illlll Newi and Sports 11;15 Weather 11:25 Sports 11:30 14m• 1:00 Allc'J Nithllife 6:20 Sports 7:00 San Francisco ,. 1:30 Tba PeopW* ~ 2:00 Flame lD tbi Wlild ·" z: 30 D8y ID Colli't 3:00 General ~ , 3:30 'l'bo ltoq llat&6 4:00 Dinah Sbol'e ~ 5:00 Uoyd Tllnl'n 6:00 Local Nws lo W~lbtr . 6:15 News 6:30 Roller berby . 7: 30 '!'be f'lllltJtooH 4:30 Lone Ranger 5:00 Bowery Boys 6:00 News Report 6: IS Your Weatherman 6:30 SCiidoJ. · Kllil aad Odla Fun Morning Movie 11:30 Price Is lll&bl on AB.¢, Will be baCk lor a silih 10:oo Color IIACK P~ J1ao. GRAM - Slielley Jl<'l'nlan, Peg. gy J.ee IIJd"Dorotbir l.i:IUdon are on ~~~ 'SUO;!!' lilt !<!n!P,I. Jose M~\IS .is jnuik dllectof., NO. 288 MOSCOW - R US •1 A workers today prepared cow's Reel Square for • marn-1 moth reception in honor of monauts Pavel Belyayev Alexei Leonov, They are pected to arrive here Tuo,dayl for a heroes· welcome. Leonov, the world's SMON IV OJBl!BM. OIJ!l'l 00 '01 OOJB8U8Ji liJI!ldBJ 00:6 "DIIS JOIPJ"'S &ppng oo:s IIAIOJ::> OliJ. 0108 1J!:: L ,)' y • t :OO "God Is My ~ns-" 10:00 Lamp Unto My Feel 10:30 Look Up ' Live 11:00 Camera 3 11:30 "It 1:; Written" 12:00 Facing We 12:30 Face the Nation Channe113 J, IAJr I '!P !*" 1 .. ..... ? DeNtttf Te Tile '•"' ,.;, Ill Tile llftct 11- ..,._ PARIS - RETURNS FR~~Mi municipal elections todu a big boost to Gaston tht Marseilles mayor who tc run for president Charles de Gaulle. De supporters suffered a bitter back when they failed to control of the' Paris City cil. 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S,PI•I . . . 10 iuvdwoo peoJ 1 JO ..• { . . ,, CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)-A sudden rever18l In the trend of . the whimsical weather today cave America a good chance to launcb Hs first but "runnerup" two-man flight into space within 24 hours or so. A pair of medically certified astronauts named John W. rector for the inaugural manned ba•lor starched the U.S. spirits clouds at 8.000 feet at Cape £light. already 17 months behind itbat wilted in the shadow of Kennedy Tuesday-a consider· schedule, in the nation's $1.351 Russia 's upstaging performance able lmprovement over the billion Project Gemini. by cosmonauts Alexei Leonov gloomy elouds at 2.000 feet preIf the word is "go," the and Pavel Bel.yayev four days , dieted just a few hours earlier. seven-hour final countdown will ag o. I ''That would be great .•. it's begin at 2 am. EST Tue~de~y. Fedt!ral space agency officials very good," said one agency A surprise switch evident in said early today a weather ! spokesman. At 8.000 feet , clouds the spaceport 's bad weather be-, forecast callen for broken are acceptable. But if they cJe. scend and remain below $,11110 feet, a delay is certain. Weather in. the maio~ ·· • ond~ry landing areas m tbl westem Atlanlle Ocean ,... mained good through late Sunday. But that/ too, was subject to instant and often unexpecte4 change. YoungaudV~gili.Grissom,a ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiil ronvertecl war rocket named Titan-2 and a 1985-model spaceship whose name was in dispute awaited an official okay to I start the three-orbit voyage at i IJJID· EST Tuesday. ~ crucial "go-no-go'' decisitf1 was in the hands of Christ. opher C. Kraft Jr .• mission di. Mayor Vows To Capture Bomb Setters '"'-· - �. I , / fte Baily -- f ' ' . . Can We Solve It? THEIU: are a number of people in our eouoty, and over the entire country, who faD to look bard at the many public assistance programs in which all areas of &overnmeot are engaged. We would aay at the outsort that they are all conceived u praiseworthy in their purpoae, but far too many abuses hove been allowed to take place that shakes the public's faith in their operation. As we bead toward the establishment of what our leader cilia the &reat society, we are to!nr to be ahook even further. There '!!'t ~ tllat aome new wrinkles now are being tried are beading into trouble. There was one report recently that the job corps program Is having a bard time &ettin& recruits, and it is not the only one that will be questioned In the montba and yeara that Ue directly ahead. We all realize that there are persons who are unable to take care of themselves, and it Ia the duty of society, to use pubUc funds to provide for tbem and &lve them enough aid to return to Independent living In as many cases u possible. The sad part Ia the ldul that Ia sought so often mlues the mark, and Instead of beIng an emergency crutch It become• a perpetual lunlni post. One of the big· gest faults Ia that many of the programs do not follow tbroulh and employ programs that will 1Ift people out of the ranka of dependency. America hu tbroueh the years been termed the land of opportunity and today there are even greater thances to get ahead In the world If the Incentive Ia there. We are afraid that our relief aystems have become a permanent way of life for far too many families. It has been estimated that one out of 24 Americans now receives aome form of public asalatance. ~ Recently we read of some of the most startllnl eues. One wu about a grand· mother, a mother and a 14-year old all made pregnant by the same man, with welfare supporting them and their children. Another wu the case of a woman petitioning for a dlvoree hKause she could get more mone)' by bela& on reUef, and the ftllll payoff story Ia of the reUefer with 10 children. who wu maklne•Ueht· ly over per month &ettine almost oa reUef, and If and wben be does cet work, and the aalary does not equal the ,!100, the difference will be made up by a benevolent rovemment. A friend of oura, w)lo rec:ently moYed back to Ohio from West Virginia, bad figured out that be could maka almost u much money on relief u be was on bla salary In one of the maaa media proteuloDJ. '500 '200 The only h&artenlq thing Ia the fact that mora and more voices are being raise<~ In protest a&alnst families making a career of welfire for &eneratlon after genentlon. The 1overnment can come ' the. naw programa pot· alone with an of slble, but the problem will never be settled unW we start worklnc on a real SO· lutloa. We bave every richt to de111and that the over five blllloa spent on sucb proJl'lllll do not undermine standards of achievement and plab! lnte&rlty aild bonuty. "nlere Ia no cut and dried aolutlon - p t to set up 1110n1 restrictloDJ that will only allow relief to the dtlel'Vine. It Ia one of tblap about wblcb there Ia a lot ol talk aDd Vtrf 1Jttle CODereta action. sra ncerlne newa. 011 no'll 111111 Mark Roblon baa algDed more performances d~ I' In the screer version of the Geo11e Sesal - a New York• week - Dlaoa Sand! iD "'l'lie .. life of Mary Todd Lincoln, and a Columbia University grad- Owl and tho Puasyoat" or car- · wants Sir Laurence Olivier for uate . . for lmporla!lt role In ol Bumell iD tbt nelcbbo~ the Abe Lincoln role. What an the Tony Curtill film, '"!'be Cen- "Fade out - Fade ID." 1\"s · Idola! If she anars him I bllvo turioDI." "'he big lallfh to ~ beeD well-publicized that CBfOI a small donation for hel favor- who kllow Georp'a· hii!M7: be- hat been wearing her ned! In a Ite charily .. Variety woukl 'll be playing an Arab . .. Gene brace but oobody seems surt have a iood trade atory II they Krupa'• ace tenor man. ~ of w)at•s aUing Diana . . Q.t obtained the facto and ligures les Ventura. boctme Ill during read)' tor a breeldast • cereal un the Rill Brothers appear- a set on tba Ketropole band- product, with 1 name li]JI roU· ance In New York .. .. Connit atand tbe other night 'and had aounds like 1 rock Sian' St•vens and James Stacy, who- te be tal<on home.. Nothing ..,.. Jl'OIIP• "W~." . .. Gell'o ~ble tenor .. ... 've been lhlnklnl of adopting Jous, the cloctort said - IIIII aound will maka the let's prea bllby. have deeided not to. ubautllon. tend music tor Warren Beatty (Could they be expectinC one Broadway!lea with DOtbln& on tho souncltraclc of ArtbiB' ol their own?) Richard Chamberlaln'a ap- better to do than make boot , . . . . .Wctey OILI." peazance In MGM'o "Joy ill the MarDin&" wasn"t ellCOW'II· lng when the movie was previewed at the Beverly 'lbeatre on the Coast. The audience laughed In all the wronr pltiCOI .. _ Rock Hudson may be linked wlth,a lot of pretty rtrla now and then, but obvioully Marilyn Ma:J:well otill eurll tho most lnfluenre on our Idol. El'!bill column is for young peo- brown hair (soria ll'aytnl). ample: she reco~ed ber pie, their probltml and pleaaf. Height about five feet live. optomelrist to Rock . . . Bruce ures, their troublel and lun. As 5. Halt wom In 10ft wavet. C..bot expecta to be the target with the rest ol Helen Help Us!, 5. Sony, 1 C811'1 mako out ll of many lawoulls when bll 111- it welcoQlN la\lllhl but won't you're heavy or tblll. toblography- "Hollywood Went dodge a aeriOUJ queotlon wltb a PenouaiiiJ• 0 Thataway" - is published. He brush-oft, I. EnJoya a pod lathucb. TOO Send your teen-age queatl0111 2. Won't put up wl says he'a being completely oandld about the meter lndulltry to YOVTR ASKED FOR IT, MUCH nonaense. S. Ukes Dick V811 Dy~ tlve tbal the eauoe be found. and Ita denizens, and be aounds care of Helen Help USI Ibis kids, snlmaill, Bing CrosiiJ, 'I'h1a lo lbe lint atop towud a rather aa if he hope.o oome of. newspaper. Bill Dana. Doesn't like Arthur prGil'&m of elfecUve ITealmeal. fended star will make a bJc MORE ABOUT DANCING Dear Helen: Godfrey. whoop-de-do over the reveJa. AU tbla jazz about wbat 1 Emu: Q - I have cl!ronlc emphy· tiona In the book. sema. My doctor Is giving me girl ahould tell a boy she-~ 1. Favorite colcra, a. Yelkrtt; Medrol and Orthoxlne. This medn't want to dance wltb ........,, b 1u Lavener, d d.p•-• .... Frank D. Gllroy'o play, "The b 0 7 .Be,c. Icine has helped my brealhinC Subject waa Roaes," is a lead- the point. Whlcb II: a 2. Your cblldren go Clllllplng problem, but the side effect> ing contender for both lbe Dra- obouldD't tty to Jearn how to In the IUIIUIIer. are very annoying. I cannot ma Critics' award and a Pulit- dance on the dance lloor - uns. Larre breakfuta on Suasleep at night and am very ner- zer Prize. It opened last lolay less the llrl oilers to teach da · him. It lan't lair tor a terrible ys. vous. What should I do now? A Metbylprednlsolone with an advance of 'ltlZ • .. A dancer to tesr over to • popu- bef. Ca~~:.ly ProtaataD~ mayIMedrol) ill one of the cortisone- faded. jaded movie 1tar has lar girl and ll'ab ber off to murI. Uvea In Calilomla - 12like drugs used to combat Jn. talt.., to drinking from her own der ber feet. A lot of llril don't flask In public - at the theatre, like to Jnn1 a boy'a feellnp. YEAWLD READER llammatory COIIdltions. ocreenlngs, and other placN Jllaybe be's a boy she would You're ao right that I wlill I Methoxyphenamlne (()r. . where alcohol isn't served ... really like 10 know - but she could borrow your cryslal ball! tborlne) is given to dUate tba all' passages In your lunp. This Puulement: Carroll Baker, wbo doeln'l want to look embarriiUo You mlased only on lht ooJon. which you reversed - and I'm ill the drug t~at cau,.. your wanted to obow her colleagues lngly owkwud on the lloor In "Harlow" a print of her first so obe .... another fellow oom- terribly parilal to red. I'm ae~ Insomnia . and nervoua tension. Consult your doctor about cinema hit, "Baby Doll," wu tng ber way and she soya, ••Sor- ther ·heavy nor thin, juat averreducing the dose of tbill drug. upset to discover there aren't cy I hove thill one." Why maka ap, so tven there you hll 11. After your body becomes any available. They've all been a federal caae out of THATT And 1 mJchi add my 11te1 aiwas accllllorned to II he may be deslroyed - or ao obe Maybe the nell time ha uka • Include a most exceptional able to Increase the dose again, told. WHY? her Coot tblt abe hun'l &Mn husband, four chlldren from A farnolll prizefighter who Iince it is definitely helping blm the bJc bruaholl with "No 11ea 10 to 22: llr. ~AtoXy, our would Uke to atar In films can't thank you," which meaaa not black cal; sbOWI like Hullabayour empbyaema. gel arrested In that,area. Ins now or over) It will be onol of ,Joo; music with a beat; 'mod-·" bandlers have put out feelers, those aolo things where if you ern daDceo, if dll>Ced by young and !be replies have ranged don't know how to dance you people but NOT m1ddlf, lll(trl: from "Not interested'• to "Get can just otand up and shake lleJHgen; Blli CoiiiJ; .u , ~lnda loll" .. :>"All lli\il!nlor from with crowd and nobody knowa . ol water aport~, and IID'*<Id VadUI Liechtenstein, bu juot the dllferenoe, ADd If sbe real- G)'llerl. pattnted an JI:Ulmo doll, amonr 1y 11te1 him, she can ask blm How did you DO it?lll- 1 11. but which, cr.lcally twlated, olber thlnp and has formed a over to bear her records and · •· company to market his produoto have brought us to the verge of give him a few illltructlons. Intolerable moral weakn... and Jlla name is Thomas Dam, so MINDY guesa what? He'a calllag his disorder. Mindy: But have not aome ol the Ne- firm "The I)am Tbings Estab- Dear .. Or is abe REALLY likes DIVOTICI to IJITalllh OP ll.lb.melt., 11'0 leaders with their extreme him abo eould say, "I:m a Litdemands, and aome olthe white MltGI MASON A.A tit tired, let'• Ill this 0111 out," clerJI)'IIItn with their peraonal Singer 8blrley Bassey'1 aland THEN ask bim ovtr 19 batr ultimlltums and public Julia- tivt new fiCOfl II Sean 11on1 thil they llonl apeak for Flynn, SOD of tba lalt Errol .. , her records oometllu. - H. PRE-TEEN WlTJl God IIIII( public JIOOdnesa, holpo Roborl M-. hJ&belt of I h • CRYSTAL BALL ed bring tbt chaos upon us? World's Fair, ta 10 l!'and he Dear Hellll: Of COUl'H they have. But not Nlliy ouaht to hln aomecme to I have beeD readlnt your all the lrrespollllbli!IJ of tbt ebeck the ifllllDI81" in hill press C!OIUDIII for a year DOW and lrreaponalbles can llft from the rtlallel. (Or ltop secdfu& hll tllougil your plcturt dolsn1 apresponalbles by the heft of a released to the presa, wbo uo- pear iD our paper, I bllvt aort linlle hair the bani, harsh onus ually know about grammar.) .. of pietw'ed yOID' appearanco to defend llatlollll Justice and Mary Small II conferring wltb and personallly. Could JOU leU lllltlonal union, a money man who may flnanee me If tbla II cklae T So It ill fllal tbla heavy but'- h• In • late hour, tordty-type Appluueel den, tbla oruel choice, fallJ up- eale to be called "Mary SmaU'a 1. W11n cluael tor readiJIC, oo the Presklenl and the eon. Utile Room." 8IUy Read, who 19, movlao, etc. bill not all tbt ....,.. of the Uniltd Stat~~. :nJat • bu operated a place known u time. it fallJ upon a man of the South tba Little Club tor a eouple of 2. Licht to neutral cunple»o wbo loves t1Je South, sa do decades, 11111 be lhrllled .t that loa, with .,....liooll frecklea. .. a.cl4lsh Inn to clariC many of Ill """' kilo• itJ ahorteomlap but ~; 'lou, ita many a road wlt1l bini IIIII arace and ~. is a special perbllpo wlll nover wilt wllb Jrony. For be·~ the him again. load In IIIII awanbeli lbat be It ill for him I personal tr... II saying &ood-~ 19 aid and dy of • kJod 1101 Ill lbla yalued frleads who have . I!OUDiry alllllt Soulbtl'll ' 111111and IOldla ill the llll'fke . of 1be Unllld Stalel, dtoallland had te tlllkl lhlr Choice 1oa1 ago belweon the Bille llld tbt llnJ. 'l'bll the PreaJdeqt Ufle lbla ltrrlblo pa.t: uncomplalol!J117 011 hll baclt and daeo it In a spirit ,., of total determination -er ahown even by Norlbern Presidenla who had DOM ol bla Ilona] Investment, wiD c1o biJp DO harm in hiatGry, P. . bapo, even, it wUI c1o blm no harm In the end and alter he Ia 10n1, "'"" lD tbl SoutiL For what he II 117iul to c1o II to reclaim hll boPMllnd ol tba South from a llalll lbal naitber II nor tht Datloll I& larp CID latlitr flldure. Wlloto Iller he II rfCblln tht J1*1a1 WI)' be II ttylng II II 110& tbl \ point. Ltt delllli II fNII)'; 1111- • Umlted • Joaa • bQaeat ,• ban bonaal prOpoiU IIRrd ID bontat. aolulla!l. 'l'IIID · Ill debate find .a. better way; If ' Indeed I belter 'fllfl tl <'tt be . Gl.ants Regai·n Power Swamp BoSox 10 to -s ~ ~:~~:h-los~·:~=:~ ~~y~;1:;::~";,~~f~:::l :.:.~=~~ ... By JOE OEIUIEN UPI Sporta W"'!r The San FranciSCO G1ants apparently have paid the overdue Ia OJ caoe, thON opeDa sllaald DOt be aerieeted. Evea if J11e cause II believed DOl terlou, the reaulll - a fllll or loa• of eoatrol of u aulomobUe yea .,. drlvlu& - llllU II lmpora. '· WASIUNGTON - Now tba somber confrontation ill at last a hand. It Ia a I!Oillrontatlon between stale!l' rl&bta lonl . perftrted IIIIo human WI'OIIp and a Federal power which DOW Ia Ia unavoidably extended far b•yond what would be Ill proper llmlta In that ~ble world WI hava never bHD ablt to ltlllko. It Ia a war that lltVer obould have been - an unnecessary war made lntvitable by tha bllnd, lntmovable folly of tbost In the South who have persilllently witllbeld from quallfled Necr- a ri&ht which most Southernl!l'l tor two generatl0111 bave !mown In tbelr hesrlt coukl not be alrly wllbheld from any man. 'l'lle undeniable baa too ion~ been dented; lhll Ia the eore and IIOUI'Cf of the un- eoutrol over the electoral proo ceu which haa lain lllr roner• allons at the 901')' bear! of this Republlc. It ill neither euy nor pleaa. ant, In tbe lace of the mlndleaa brutalllltl of a eorporal'a iUifd of wtlte truh In Alabama, to aay that lhill Ia a doubtful bill wblle passion and hysteria m louie In tba land. Nevertheleso, It II in simple truth a bill far from fully CGIISjdorcd yet In all ito lmpllcallono. Neverlheleu, It Is at one and tbe aame. time and ill far hlcber truth an absolutely lndillpen. sable bll~ unless and unUl fair, reasonable and Jusi men can find a better approach that iD no way eompromises the uJtJ. mate purpose. For ther. ill an Irrefutable Imperative that we aa a nation can no longer renecesllrJ war, fuse the basic right to vote to It ill tbt public trapdy of some Americans. our lime that tbt f1nl Southern We cannot refuse Ibis rJcbt President Iince the Civil War even if It must be vindicated DlU.II now demand ol Col\lrfls 11 tbe coot of abandoning ana voting rilhta llllelment that cient tr"ltions which, if honoratrlkes from the cleltant Soutl>- ably protected, could have for. lfll atale!l that t11011llal bo,.. IVa' enriched OlD' a&llonaJ Jl& CAATONi TO PEL.IVER TO 1HE CIQNII(fR Di:P'T STORE 1HERECfMNG C1 fllll AMP SIAI'F AAE. OH,SO HELPfUL- Elsewhere, the New York ried the Athletics to a 5-.f tri- Mack ous nf s;ros lagged K~ ; 11 AI The bomer-h~~ Mlnn...ta A~A fa a o~a b •:; tal of 101'0 Bonus t u ' "· tr · ' UCLA Crushes Michigan: homer• during their days of throwing with a "bone first seven exhibition contests bruise." rm b a b y Rick before the drought ended Sun- R<!ichardt homered and doubled day when Willie McCovey blast- to lead the Angels to a l-2 vic- PORTLAND, Ore. (UP!) - sparingly. A record Oregon crowd of ] ec! a .UO.foot shot over the right.. tory. UCLA has its sights set on an Wooden said he thought 13,2lK also saw a fabulous final '! centerfield screen with two The world champion St. Loui9 unprecedented third straight ''players or Michigan's size performance by Princeton's Bill teammate• on base in a 10-5 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Shortly afterward Jim Ray Hart took the cue from McCovey and lashed a 4.30-foot insidethe-park circuit which e]uded fallen Sox outfielder Jim Gos- Cardinals snappnd a six-game · NCAA basketball title - and would get tired and our pn:ss Bradley. losing streak with some super- there probably were few around lative pitching by veterans Curt today who would discount its Simmons and Bob Purkey. chances. Simmons allowed thl! Chicago Not as long 81 Coach Johnny White Sox only four hits in five . Wooden has "reserfe" Kenny innings and Purkey, obtained Washington around, anyway. from the Cincinnati Red!, held Wooden's pressure-proof Bru- I I ger. Hart aloo clubbed a triple, the Chisox hitless over tbe final as did Chuck Hiller, to pace the lour frames to complete a 2-0 Giants' 15-hit barrage. ohutout. McCovey, apparently n:eov- The Los Angeles Dodgm ered from a dismal season last tried to personally prove the old would get to them.•• Goodrich said he didn't worry about Michigan's early lead because he felt they "couldn't continue hitting that well." Botb Te•nu Rot Both teams were hot- UCLA I I B~adley broke ~ar Robertsons one-game NCAA ~rneyj r~ord . of 58. by. ICOrmg . 311 · pomts 1~ the Tige~s 118-32 thad place wm over Wt_ch_lta _ . __ Ins handed Michigan a 91-10 bit .569 and Michigan .511 from heating in the finals of this the field. Ru.ssell led Michigan year's tourney Saturday night with Z8 points. to become the fifth learn ever UCLA had 34 rebound• to 33 to win two NCAA CTOWDI back- for Michigan. 1 year, also had two singles and ba!eball superstition of the to-back s\nce the tournament Althouh Wooden l09el Good- I drove in four runs but had to soph.omore jinx in the case of began in 1939. r:lch ;and Erickson-he has five ; Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport 0 Mar 22 1965-3 , , ., · , _ wash'•"' ..oe..on. ~ Jumor, · prov kl.. of his "big seven" back lor • ne1t year - Freddie Goss. Ed-1 ed tbe spark-Just as he did gar Lacey. Mike Lynn, Doug i agamst Duke 1n tho final a Mcintosh-and Washington. 1 year ago. And Wooden had lost The big man In the victory' starters from his 111M title of course, was aentor Gail Good- team _ Walt Hauard. Fred ' rich, lbe 6-1 bundle of ene,rgy Hinlch and Jack Slaughter. I who ran lbe W~lverlnes dizzy UCLA, 51_1 for two seasons, By Uall"d Prell lnlemalloaal for the 261b .lime this season. and scored 42 pomls. set a record <>I 400 pointo ia I The Boston Celtico, finishing The loSI made tbe Royals' Mltblpn Bad Edgo four NCAA tournament garneo, 1 the most auoeessful seaeoo In hopes lor the championship Although Goodrich said , be 4! higher than lit OWII Natio~ BaskethaU Association even darker. "knew we were JOing to wm" last year. history ,.,lib a record 62 vtctor- Playing without the oervices after the game was three mm- __-__ _ _ _ _ _ __ leo. be<!bme a heavy favorite to of injured Oscar Robertson, the utes old, Mtchigsn had !be edge EDibltloa Baoebllll lteaolll wiD their seventh straight tiUe Royals bad a five-game win- at the •1811 • By United Preoa Interaalfoul In ~· playoffs. next month by ning olreak lllllpped and may The giant lrlo of Cazzle Rus- Los Angeleo (A) S beating the Cmcmnali Royall have lost Tom Hawkins, who sell Bill Buntin and Ollver DarChicago IN) I 5-oquadl 116-91 on SUnday. reinjured his right ankle. How- den' dominated the boards and Clev. IS Chi. (N) 2 A-squad Bill Russell led the Boston ol- ever. Robertson. Is expected to the Big Ten team had a 20-13 Minnesota 9 Washington 5 fense with 23 polnls while lhe be back in the hneup when Cln- lead midway In the first haH. NY INJ 2 Cinn. 2 (It inos.) Celtics' defense limited the op- cmnati opens tbe semifinal '!bat's when Wasbmglon San Francisco 10 Boston ~ position to less than 100 points playolfo agamst Phlladelphta came off the bench. hit live L. Angeles (N) 5 BaHimore f ' - - - - - - -- - - on Wednesday. field goalo and propelled UCLA Housloa 4 Oklahoma City 2 The Philadelphia 76ers wholto a 47-34 halftime lead that Kansas City 5 Milwaukee f play Cincinnati to • · stood up. A year ago against New York (A) 2 Detroit 1 the finalist to meet Boston Duke he scored 2C1 in the tule St .. Louio 2 Chicago (A) 0 the Eastern Division crown He bad 17 saturday Phdadelph18 4 Plltaburgh I By Utlted Preaa lnteraalloeal · overwhelmed the Baltini....; night. Saturday Bullets 127_105 aa Hal Washington's perlonnance was BOSTON - The Boston NEW YORK - St. John's ed 26 . t nd sorely needed-because UCLA's tics finished their season won an unp~ecedenled fourth add!'; 10258 a nwnbet two star, oenlor Keith beating CinciMatl, 116-111, National lnv•~tlon haskethall · Erickson, was hobbled by a their tlZnd victory, an an Ume Tournament With a $5-51 vtc- The St. Louis Hawko, Baltl- pulled leg muscle and was used NBA record. tory over Villanova. more's opponent for the West·li-""'....i"""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii;o;;;iiiiiiiii'.l ern Division semifinals, mean-11 PORn.AND, Ore .. - UCLA while, were defeating New won Ita ·second slratght NCAA York 112-101 as Bob Pettit, the bllketball <;bamplonshlp by de- NBA's all-time scoring leader 0 P T0 MI T RI 5 T ftallng Michigan tl-80. with 20,880 points, played Office Boon: t to 12, 2 to li ICioee at N0011111 last regular aeaaon conle!lt Tllun, 1:a11 Court .,. ..._*_ 1 PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Mlch- st.,, :::Louts~~·=====~======-===!!!!!!!!!....,!!!!!"""'•v,-,v'.,,_.,.~ ·llan Teeh Ileal Boston College ~2 1e apturo the national eoiJeliale boekey UUe. Celtics Favored to Cop Seventh Straight Crown three ! -......... ' and NOW... Let's talk about AS SPORTS SUMMARY ::;,bee N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 1 = .. Yoa aat"t alone. Let dlllllp. NEW YORK--Oipkl w<in lbe f27 ,?GO P8llllliHIOII Handicap at Throughout 1he,...... -lind lllilllons crl dollilll to *-nels of peopll for ltutlllidl of dlffwent fill 01.. We bal- tllat paying 1lixll Aqueduct by el&bl lengtha over Po- ol Destiny, · . HOUSTON - W,_mla Tyua liid the Amerleaa women'• record of 1U In the tOO.yal'll dash ill the Tual Soillhero Relayo. ........ -.......-. 'I• POR'l'LAND, Ore.-illn Bradle, 101 a new NCAA touma- • 1111111 aig&la game ICilltlnc reo- ' on! ill It points in leading l'rlneeliiR to a 11M2 win over 1... Wicbita for third .,._ ill the ' ebNnpiowblpo. . . . , Soda $25 to· $2000 .. .: ·' ' OK ••• ao ,.,...,. INdy to hang the snow obovel lor ( . . hope) tlte laat Qme. Too _ , to lbiok ol tweltering l!lm· mer w..tbar? Not II you want to keep yoilr homo oomfortab.. oiJ y14r around. Don't wait lor tbote loot, hot nirhto and daya. You ..U,bt panic illw bU¥in1 partlima air oonditioning. Find out now how you can add Gu contra! air OOIIditiomint' to your preoent foretd air hubaoo ,. inat.ll 1 single GAS unit tltet will eool AND bat. In tither cue, hava -rod CIIIIDforl in """"' room and in lillY iilul of ._,,.,_, Make a yearIIOWid homo impoov~t inveetment as well M tho boR oomfol1 buy JOU ever •joyed. Right NOW..L llurinf Notkmol Gao Air Conditio..U., w Hi, io tlte time to ret aU tlte faclt. Tab time out for 1 free eoti· mote ol what it lakot to bring tlte y1111r around camfort, cleonli- 1nd baltb "--it of .Central Gu Air Conditionin& a_dd-on or ~mpleta. ayatem, to your Jii1Jilt. 'l'bey•u help you with ·the 6nancinl .........,... 011 purehaM and inatalla- aoll- too. It _.,. you Mt.binc te lad ...t. Cal ' ca......., too!q. iwuf, Auslr14 - Ea.lt Ger tM GM ' Ctll.ll~f/A..._OF-1110, . , .•• Peter Lesser leaped 47' ~. ~ lncbei ie .brelt lhl llirld lid ·jumplnc record. . BEAULitu, Fraliet - Jltit- ' ...,.. Ropr Taylor woii the : 8ellulleu internitiOual _... · cNmplonlblpa by btalinl "llilb- "lil Flllldenl of· South ~ ·•1; . .w. ' Air Conditioning ;. ICCdNOMY SAVINGS 8t LOAN COMPANY ' IJfo - - Avolloi* 011111 ~ ·.; . ~ ,, 1{ ~ 300 W. Second ~-WYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy ¥'.·~ ' ' .• • IJAVJi OI:IUNGER, MqR. ' ·:· . . ...- •' ' \ -•. i' ' ' . T,_. it JtOihing like • Flame for he•tifl(l •nd cooUIIf eomfotf_ · •.. .,.OW OP~N SATURDAY 9 AM 10 12' NOON 1( • ' • l .-·. ' ---~ ., was: .Ill " :-"'.a:' ••.••• ..._,, ' .', \ W'day for state title. ""ow me afl"lter that dell"vers the taste and I'll eat my .... l" IICI ed the Birds to a pair of oln,gles Charles' triple hl~llghted • r f~r t~e aR:.;. h:d t:r'hs smg over the first live stanzaJ m a three-run Kansa• Caty outburst ' in the mnth . . 1 t e ~m~ 5-4 Los Angeleo victory, against Tony Cloninger tt:at car- the H to :'"'ng · · n ball parks since they arrived at by a line drive off the bat of over the Detroit Tigers cenue- .u. ~EM JOCKD HAS JUSTA FEW SMAU. err [ In Class A Minster won In perfect Y.ear 62·53 al Kent C: · ----: -------..,..---.,.:.·_______:_.:_:._:_:_ _::__:__:;;;,;;;;:- In the lint two lnnlngo and J'hich crossed the plate on Clay cinnatie~tt."' • an <n- 1 ".. , flreballer Don Drysdale limit- Oelrymple'o single '' and Ed I 2 2 r It ~ 112QlMI~gs ... ~ I Alii satd camp this spring. Vic Romovsky after pitching Downing and Pete Mikkelsen Twlns cashed in on Zoilo VerTo be precise, the power- scoreless ball Into the third Inladen Californian slammed a to- ning and will miss two to four fHE DAlY SENTINIL ' the wtnntng run ... 'l'lle Phlladelphia Phillles cooled olf the erashing the ball out of brown cago Cubs - literally, Chance YiKlkees snapped a four-game tmph over the MUwaukee r t ~nzle .0 ~ our ~~ 10 t paper bags much less out of was struck on his pitching arm losing streak with a 2-1 verdict Braves. ) ) ' t~rs Ok~r~ mm~~t 8 89e .efe::d Capitol Comment, Events By William S. White eomblned for a lllroDI llvHI!tter and .Roger Marill droYe In playoff• to Akron Buchtel. lders of Sprmgboro from MUiml. . . . South shared the City League In Saturday's AA regional fi- 1 CLA8I A · Iitle with West and Linden, ,nals, Shawnee cut up Lorain SpriDgboro Cl<aroreelr · «<t-11 ' ..Ues lendoff blast 1nd Rich Sllawneo romped to w..tem.IGng 1~ at Toledo. st. Xav-' vs. Mlnater ca-t) 1:31·•.& Rollins' grand-slam shot 1o re,. Buckeye honors and St. Xavier ier ended Urbana's unbeaten Albaay tM-1) w. WOIIIIIlea c•ter a 9_5 conquest of tbe 'walked orr with the Greater Cin- season 83-78 at Cincinnati and Nortlnresten ~L) s:• ,.._ Wa h gto Se to nd th . cinnali Catholic crown. Akron Central axed Boardman'• Winoen meet at z P·•· s. aJ rookie season, for five sin- Pittsburgh Piratee 4-3 on an un~ fo~n n ;.• r~ ~ gles, three walks and five runs earned run In tbe ninth inoing The N con~ec ktv~ tsc ';; proving grounds because the While Marlchal, the National power finally has been switched I League's premier righthander, on In Phoenix, was hardly ruffled. his AmerlThe m~uler Gianto, who led can League counterpart, Cy the NatJOnal League Jn home Yaung Award wmner Dean runs during the ltle4 season Chance of the Los Angeles Anwith l&li, have had trouble gels, was hit hard by the Chi- Today's .Medical Report cause. , ' tba Baltlmore Orlolet Wally Bunker. The Dodgen reked Bunker, making bls miUal start of the spring after a phenomen- share tho opotllgllt wltb pttcbmg ace Juan Marlcbal, wbo worked six scoreless Innings and allowed only two Boston t:lectric bill at their Arizona safeties. HELEN HELP US! ""'""101. J.,..,.,_, bt -- falntlnr spells bad a eondltlon known as spasmophilia, In which the motor nerves are abnormal· ly sensiUve to various atlmull. A 3imple test that reqllirel only about five minutes helpo to Identify these victims. When opumophilla ill the causa of the fainting, treatment with calcium and vitamin D corea the condition. When fainting spelll occur It Ia also wise to have lhe bralo waves atudled to rule out op~ lepsy. Your doctor should check the blood for evidence of an 11>normally low ougar level An electrocardioll'am help• to determine whether a distur· llanco in the mechanlom eonirolling the heart rate II t b I ' "'""'!let :n• By WaYJIO G. llrudiWt, M.D. In tbe -ned "aay 'tOo," young wamm were subject to "vapors" and would owoon at the light of "blood, or with even 1... cauae. Today their ll"'al-granddallfhters faint at the sight of tbe lalelt popular music otan. Falnllnl by por10111 of any age, however, ohould be lnveoUgated becaUM altbollfh t b e cauoe may be trivial, II may a~ 10 be serious. All fainting ill due to a laHure of enOQib blood to reach the bralo. It may follow a prolon&ed Ill of llldciOII rltlnl from a reewnbenl poet. lion, prolonged llandlnl 1D 1M hot IUD ICOIDIDIIII 81110111 101• dlers required to ltlnd at atlentlon), heart block, parol<)'Sltll of very last pulse and other II>DOPmal OOIIdltionJ. ln a reeent otudJ In f'rance II was found that IIi per cent of periODI subject to repeated brief ' O':lLVliBU! - A pair of un- 1M aeml-llnal llrlnt Friday ~~their cl!amplo!lsblp at I p.111. jwben Dayloa BeiDwtt bolllced;lllllDinC llcketa WID 10 to eiirJ>.,dnnall Sl. Xavier and the Cia" Auglalze Cou.oey, A1ba11J 1111 . Oft the A lrOIII; II . . A1t # loeatena from adjoining C!OWIIiel &alntt Akron Cenlral t22-3) at Northweslel'll ill tbe only for- off with Clul AA hoQon lnd 1petlng i<!hooill llnL If any liN AA fwla Saturday night. Atheno County, N~ illiflppq ~ II • 41 In Ncrtlnrestera Ohio opear-[7:11 p.m. In Sl. John Arena. ,mer champion UIU) sum"" Dr.eoden Jelfonon waa wtnn1nt oiefl. they will be ookl 11 St. • Three of the AA survlvo" wayne County and 11iJr1n1bero at A1Jww, NaeiiQ fm ...... beaded a clauy l1old of tigllt In Class A, Minster io the In either clllo, althougb some ~ a aecond llrllgbl Claa A John. ,were iD tho lop 10 in the final in Warren County. inC Collollllll Vllller'N II& C. ietkinll the atale'l Claa A4 last ·Of the unbeaten. with lll 'i ol the other semlflnalilltl have crown. 1 For the flnl time DO adv.- lllnlled Press International atate All of the are Oltlo loll, ~ •;lfti!IIJ V• and A acbooiboy basketball 11'[1!5 vlcloriea. The Auglalzo Coun- made tbe llnal four belo~. 1 Rep.......,taUvN or the el&blllcket oalo wu ovaUahll 10 tbe ranklngs. Sllawnee was third, college educated. lloath"a JobD sallloa .... • ~ and IIJ. Ilea In Columbus thill weekend. tiiDI' 11ari Friday'• sbowdOWIII I Minster reached tba '52 B scboois, press, radio and tole-• eneral blk. 'l'lle Ohio lfiab'i!outllltb and St. Xavier tied for Colmery attended Capital lu1d Iter •"hlsc Drenlall IWI l,lma Sllawnee, • u • pme'at l:SO p.m. ocatnst Springboro l(now AI semillnaill, losing lolvillon aatbered Swlday ill the puAWetle Assoclatlon lleth with MliiiSilekl Senior. Ak- graduated from ObiD State, AkLlllla. wm- from Allen Caunty, ill Clearereell: ISf-1). [Lockland Wayne 5&-43- In Class.Oblo UniDD to hear Commill- hopes • state-wide TV hookup ron Central deadlocked for 37th roo'o Joe Sieglerth from BowlJlll'lrtl.._n'l',.l - 1 p the lut of the ''perfect" Cla11 Albany (25-IJ draws West A !now AA) In '54, Soutll bow- laioner Patil E. LandiB' iDslrul> of nine stations will help eue wltb Limo Senior, Rossford and ing Green, Shawnee's GarJ 0. (AIIf-ltllV a GIU & Jalla AA fives. 'l'lle llldla.. r111 Into Salem Northwestern 123-1) at ed to Bamilloa IJ&.H. And Ak-~· llnns. the roblem Barberton. ., haime from Toledo and Ill. ..._.. another big club, Claclnllatl St. 1:30 p.m. In the other Claso A1roo Central wu a '55 semifinal Eacb ochool wu pea 12SO p · AU lour ·were amoog the XavJer's Diet Be111iq 1nm a,aM .6:4 , . Xavier. 123-2), at t:SO p.m. Fri- aemllinal In Sl. Jobn Arena. Ivictim of state king Zanesville tlcktte for Friday's gomes m[ However, . present TV lOlled- Ciaea A'o ollie In the UP! poll. Xavier. 1M 'M ~ CIMf ... day. , The Class A tiUe will be de- Q.S6 iD Cl151 A. the IJ,4t'l.-l St. Jobn AreDa, uling calls for telecaot of only ,Albany fmlahed second , North: A1llw Ei&diiiHJN) 1..- .. Columbus Soutb once • beat- elded Saturday at 2 p.m., with ; It will be a oew lleld In escb 11 a school or ocboola fail to:the second gamo Friday nlghl[weslern alrth, Minster eighth 1lnha Class A. Bllhl WhaloUY • of ,._ ., lu Z2 atarta, _.. lbt Clasl,lbe Claso AA boys playing lor iciuallicatlon from iaot year, aeU their allolmenll, the re-1between Lima Slla,_ and Cln-lw Springbon 17th. A ny 15 from 0 lo n1veroity, CladiUII IL ~ IINI Roy Bates of Northwestern from .._ Uma lillllwan ·IIHl ... All were regular oeason .Wooster College, Minster's Vir- .m · · ., DOROTHY KILGALUN JO'l'I'INGS IN PENCIL BoUe Davia, who plans to star ~ Albany, Athens ·County Tea~ . Advances to Tournament ' Voice of Broadwav •• _.reportin'- Sentinel ,., 'I' ' ' • ..' - > ' ." .. ;r '· �' I . Cosmonauts See Another Satellite MOSCOW (UP1)-'11le Soviet ped out HARTFORD - .......... SUlly Aader101 II lavestlpiiiC flit lwakJJIC ud enlilrlq of lllo ~ome of Mill 1 stan. Ranger 's cou ..oe Ch a nge D e l U' v,nd I base, from which the Vosk· hod li was launched, that they saw the satellite about one kil· : ometer or .62 miles from their path during the flight last 1 week. I 'J He said they .. cired with sur 1 ~ DieS Sunday :·wHh . ship ," Leonov said. The I ctJS~o- a Su~:iv ~e.are his wife, Ada ; / prise'' when they sighted the I naut was tethered to the cup- fi ve daug s, Mrs. Reva Col1 0 •man · made satellite ol the PASADENA Calif (UP!)- Scientists today decided sule by 6-foot cable. Belyay- llns at home · s. Mary Rick· I earth." lt was not reported t o del ay for 24 hours ~ntil Tuesday morning a planned lev '~'d the ship reacted to t Leo- etts: and Mr;. A a Canada, whether the satellite was Rus- ·mid-course maneuver to put America's ninth and last nov s eve r Y movemen m: both or Columbus; Mrs. Doris I sian or American . 'Ranger spacecraft on a more perfect path to the moon. spa ce. 1 Bradford, Plain City, and Mrs. , Belyayev alao satd that hel The decision to delay the delicate maneuver until Margaret Covert. Ostrander; broU~ht his space ship to earth about 6:00 a.m. PST Tuesday , EST, was made by scient· ,son Meryl Taylor Pomeroy and , with manual controls-the lust. ists at the California Institute of Technology's Jet Proa brother, Fronzo Taylor, Bidtime the Sov10ts havo used pulsion Laboratory (JPL) because the space probe ••· ,· well, 24 grandchildren, and five such methods. . ready was on a near-bulls· great grandchildren. He was Leonov, the world's f1rst eye course. At 9 a.m., EST, / 1 preceded in death by a son, •'spacewalker," said hii ven- today Ranger 9 was due to Ke~nedy, ~l_a . Wayne. ture into space {rom the orbit- be 99 942 miles from earth . SiX teleVISIOn cameras aboard ing spacecraft was ·'simple'' Han · er 9 IJe an its 24 a,500 _ Ranger 9 were scheduled to r, _ and shook the Voskhod (Sun- . g . g . take thousands of closeup pho- 1 the Chase Funeral home tn rise U ca sule when he step- mil e tn~. to the TJOOn at 4 . 3~ tographs of the 60-70-mile-wide i SAIGON (Up]) - A~erlcan : land Tuesday at 2 p .m . '"':ith ) P p.m. ESI Sunday when an A~ Icrater Alphonsus - one of tht lrnllltary headquarters disclosed! Rev. Chester Lemley officJatlas-Agena I.>OOs~er blasted It rew areas on the supposedly Itoday that South Vietnamese ~ ing. Burial will be In tha S. M. from a launchtng ~~d at -~a~ dead moon that hs ehown tr~ps ha"·e used. nausea - pro- Russell cemetery at th" llrl>d· ll 1 signs of volcanic life - before du~mg gas provided by the 1bury church. Friends may call l the space probe crashes to de- IUntted States against Commu- ot the funeral home anytime. struction on the lunar surface !mst guernllas m VIet Nam .. about 9:15 ll.m. EST Wednesda . A spokesman made_ t~e dis·. Lena Lovia Ly· Th I hi f th ao/ :closure at .. news brlefmg . At, CLIFTON e aunc ng 0 e the same tune he reported that1 ons died Saturday at Holzer _ pound spae<craft was the open- ~ u s Air Force Fl 5 fighter-: hospital at the age o£ 68. Born tContmued from page l) 1er of a planned American space bom·be;s flew an armed reconln Kansas, she was the daush- in the same bracket with Tan- doubleheader. The secund haU ,naissance mission over North ter of the late Robert and Nara nehill ,, coult not defend on his wa s Tuesday's scheduled blost·l viet Nam today. One plane was Hull. Mrs. Lyons was also pre- doctors orders. He 1s recover- off . rr~m ?ape Kennedy of thJS reported shot down but the pilot • F'ive arrests reported today 1 teded by her husband, Leroy, ing from a bout w1th mumps. nation .s f1rst two-man Project , was rescued. · by the Ohio State Patrol in1 last year. Parsons, now 13, would have 1Gemim space flight. 1 Responding to questions from _eluded · ' l been favored to repeat for an bo th t D1 G 'II Survivors include a son Dale, de d h' d . ht d'1newsmen a ut repor~s a gas 1 Robert a ton, 33. uysvl e, 1 o[ Chtc•a-o· these dauihters, u?~rece . nte t lrndstrT8lg hll'l was being used agamst the :charged with driving while in..., ' h Mr VISion title. He a anne Viet Cong the spokesman said : I trx·1cated Mrs. Betty Lyons at orne; 1 ed 1 t h · th Akl''ef Oeu'S . . SybD Moss, ofucson, Ariz., P ay a c ose i~a ~ e~n ~ree • n "There has been gas used .Charl es Crippen , 28, Guys· . agamst the VIet Cong a couple I Yi lle, for Intoxication. nd Mrs. Shirley Gerard Bow- j ron Rubber C Y P a . ' . d weeks ago. w1i h Parsons wmI It produces vom1t- Morns - W'l 61. , .~li~~~~;; , l ie, Anz., and 10 grandchil ren. . . . . of . times. ,, 1 son, Mrs. Lyons was a member mng. . he Oh io I Ga,1ge readmgs:_ Galhpolas · m~. . . .. port . cited to Galh_pohs . of the Clifton Methodist church. In doubles play t · d S ,J dam !8 &. 22 7. runnmg 38 feetl lie saJd the gas which lte Wednesday for pasSing Without Services will be Tuesday at boys defe;:tled Cowan an . le.v IOD rollers, Pomeroy . Mason :descnbed as '' no~· lethal ' ' __ was assured clear distance. 2 p.m. at the Rawlings - Coats Sheckard of Los Angeles. Call f. · I 23.4 7, Pt. Pleasant 25.39, Hin- !not used by American ':fllhtary John Schuller, 21 , Middlep<~rt . ; l Funeral home by Rev. Donald t~ree games .to o~e for the na-1ton 2.38 falling, Kanawha Riv- forces bul h_ad ~been gi ven l.o cited to Meigs court April Boone assisted by Rev. Holley tiona! champiOnship. . er •83 risinl, Charleston 20.25 /the South Vi etn _ m t~.~ for use having open pipes. ' . I ill he - the In the Boys Under 18 Dtvl· falUn• London was runnln~· 21by their own troops. ~vracuiSe, , l Hensley. Buna w ~~ sian Tannehill reached lhe quare· . Wayne Hubbard, 18, ...; Riverview cemetery. Fnends ter finals where he lost a close feet, Marmet Hi feet, and Wmcited (or conditional speed may call at the funeral home. decision to Mike Peterlem, 15, field dam 3 feet. '-Walter _E. Pa.rsonR the res ult ol an accident, to · - - - ' - ' " ' " ' ' ' " " of Grand Rapids , Mich., who Boat movements: -Of Racme Dtes pear m Me1gs Court Fr~day. IRMINGHAM Ala. (UP(( went on to win the U. S. champOb'Rl r _ Tlbolt up Walter E. Parsons, 53. form-/ Roger Reynolds, 23, . B 14 • 1 r R · ' h. h dl -"' ve d' d s d wss ll _ A sixth time bomb wss wns ip m t at VISIOn. • Jane T up 14 7_40 er y o acme, 1e un ay l . fmed $5 and costs m r:alli· 6_110 found in tbe heart of the Ne· Peterlein won the first two · P: mR.,llable up. 14 ,," 5-a JlOrnlng in Veterans Center at poliS court Saturday for · th' p. m.' ' ·~ · n I H th f Ed - lect!Vo exhaust. gro commnalty today. Mayor games 2113 - , an d 2114 • , o;;u Loui e1 d · 14 8 8 m . 11ay on. e was e son o 0 Albert BoutweU vowed nellh- lost to Tannehill21·18 and 21-19, ~-· k ~:: ward and Maggie Parsons. Sur-j 5 er mea nor money wlllld. be but won the third game 21·18. Juhnc eJyeRo up 16 • 3: 20 1-,J"·: flving is a brother, Clarence, of MEN TO POTLUCK o . we up , . a.m., Col b 1 spared to find tbe persena Edeana Bosworth up 16, 6:20 um us. _ . The Methodist Men of t h . who bave terrorlzetl ... .,..1 Veterans Memorial Hosplllll .L , Funeral serv1ces will he Toes-, United Methodist church · 8 16 6 30 wllb the deadly esp!OIIves. ADMISSIONS SATURDAY -: ~~~tboa:~; IB,u~: 55 • a: m.~· ~~: day at 2 p.m., at the Ewing Fu- ' have a potluck supper Tueaday, Ernest Poole, • marllelall, Wayne Hubbard, Syracuse: , phenson up 18, 5:25 a. m.; Penn- neral home w.th burial m Letart Mar. 23 at 6 p.m. at the church. found a bombtbls momlq be· Kathryn Wilt,_ Pomeroy, Char ' I - d 19 6·40 a • Ja- cemetery. Friends rna)• call at Each man is asked to bring a bind a panel lrllck parked Ia les Hay•.•· Muldleport; Jan sy ~a~la 01~n "·25 · ·~·Ta . the funeral home anytime. · potluck dish and his table serv- . a lot across tile slreet from Durst, Middleport;. Charles Boy- me ow2nl II -~0 a. '~\ Fm The Rev. Melvin Alkire will lee. A program will follow with leo, Middleport; Z1ta N~<n, PICO up • · P- m., · '"' officiate. He was a member of _ ' ~Is luaeral home. Middleport· Flo ence Thorpe ore down 23, 4:10 a. m.; Ken- th A . . Dr dismissal at 8.15 p.m. AD Arm. demolitioa ~re• · r • _ e mertcan Legton, ew / 7 Syracuse. ltuck1an down 23 • 4:IS a. m. ; Webster Polll 39 of Pomeroy was rustled IDto disarm the DISCHARGES SATURDAY - Southern up Greenup 11:1~ p. The Post will have services TAKEN TO HOSPITAL bomb. Patricia era;• Middleport · Ter- m . Barbara Brent up Green· th 'd d 't . t I The Syracuse emergency ._, . ·· . e graves1 e an 1 IS reques -. d d t .30 !Wim~<".<..\.{'1l';W:;'9~··~"'·.,, esa Niclnsky, Middleport ; At-. up 11 :40 p. m.; Z1mrner up ed that all members meet squ~ was summone a 7. p. wood Spe081er, Middleport ; Mrs. lGreenup 1.40 a. m : Andrew 2 p.m. at the Post home :o at- m. Saturday ond transported Charles Mowery and son, Porn- Calhoun up Greenup 5:10 a. m.; tend in a rou _ Mrs. Esther Thorpe: Sy~~:~~~:j FREE CLOTHING The Salvation Army wlll leroy; Mrs. William Board and Francis Hougland up Greenup g P to Veterans Memor~al have free clothinll day Thurs- son, Middleport; Mrs. Gordon 7:20 • · m.; Valvoline up Melwhere she was admitted as a day from t :J(J a. m. until 12 Rl~&s, West Columbia; Leonard ,dahl 3:51 p. m.; Mimi u~ Mel· Miss Bradbury will med1cal pat1ent. noon at 115 Butternut Ave., Bass, Syracuse: Kathryn W1lt, dahl 5:3& p. m. ; John Hood Enter Rio Grande 1-----'----------11 Pomeroy. Anyone In need of Pomeroy. down Meldahl 6:15 p. m. ; J. s. Miss Suzanne Bradbury, and attended Buckeye Girls' clothing in Melp County and ADMISSIONS SUNDAY- Lll- Lewis up Meldahl 6:50 p. m.; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Char- · State last r•:rr ._-_ _ ___ the surroundlnl area ls wei· lie Carpenter. Carpenter ; Edna Oliver Shearer up Meldahl 7::15 lea A. Bradbury, 244 South Third come. Parsons, Racine; Billy Roush, p. m.: Waller Hougland up , St., Middleport, has been acNew Haven ; Terri R1ce, Ra· ,Meldahl 8:30 p. m.; West· cepted for enrollment next SECONiiAIIY TD CLINIC ANNOUNCED cme. ern up Meldahl I .20 fall at Rio Grande College She IIDNIY fBITAYION A Cow-Crop-Cost clinic will be ~ISCHARGES SUNDAY - ' a . m.; Alton Zephyr down plans to become a physic~I ed- Attn 21 , eommon Kldnr,- or Bladder Irheld_ Thursday,_ March 2~, •· at the raauon• aft~et lw.lu •• man,. women .. 1 William Snyder, Middleport ; Meldahl 3:20 a. m:, Pamela D. U""t' ....., ton teacher. mtnandmaymue:roq.ten.ean.dnervou• Episcopal PariSh house ucl n~ Claude Reltmlre, Pomeroy ; Dan· dllwn MeJdal! I 4· 15 8. m.: Eli- Ml'ss Bradbury ,·s actl've In . urlnallon from too frequent. burnLnr or ttehLDI both dar and nldt.t. Seeondar~ G Le K l nln_g at I p.m. C. D_. Me rew lny Roush, tart, W. Va.; ar sha Woods down Meldahl 6:05 basketball, school publ'tcat·lons, He&Clachea, uy, ,.ou may Jose l l!tp and auuer tNra B~ckaCh!!l anrl tee! Old, Ured, ll spe ak on Dal.l'y, Walter Kl oes, Mlddlepor t : Texan~a a. m. WI glee club, and band at MHS. deprew;ed. Tn ~~~~h trrJtatioo. CYBTEX Quil-t . She al 8(l. ,. ed as th e uulunr brlnu taat,ltldlnr co•uon bt Hantley On farm management, White, Middleport : Georue • .n:;rY u eurblnl irrltaunr ~~:erma In alronr. ac:ld George Gist about tropa The len, Middleport. Galli~Hs Dam - Little Ed- II ffi f th . . ex.elc - \lrlnt and b,. analp•lo_p•ta HJtet, o" · · · ·D· d d H E ve o cer o e JUmor c ass CYWrEx ·~ druu:J•b- Peel ~tetter fall 20 thmc lS sponsored the 11ry I1 war own m. ; Solvay . . --;:::======~:::=:::~======::~ Unit and Extensionbyservice. ACTION FILED Bowles up 64:45 p.p. m.; An action has been filed in · down 7:45p. m.; Peggy Down· CALLED TWICE Me II• County Common Pleas ey down 10:20 p. m.: Charles Pomeroy emergency squad- court by J. R. Parsons. Racine K. down 1:10 a. m.; L. w. U. S. Alli'es 13" ZENITH TV IBuy Now -- NO PAYMENt UNTIL JUNE I •i NOW AT INGELS Arrests Made By Ohio Patrol IN R• •Zenith's New CuAtom Video ltanae a2.channel Tuning System •21.000 Volts Picture Power eZenith "Fin Cooled" Power Transformer eZenith Quality 7" x 5" Speaker • Autnmatle "Frin"e Lock" Circuit • Exclusive Alkyd Protected High Voltage Sweep Transformer • Peak Picture Control • VHF Spotllte Panel •Zenith Extended Video Band Amplifil'r Circuit! With Exclusive Frame Grid 6JT8 Video Tube eNo Production Shortcuts! No Printed Circuits As low As ' 95 "" II ,,.. unoN • Model M27JJ u-• l"*utitul Con,emporary s tyled ~-boy eon,ole in trained Walnut col~;~or . 2 1.000 'Volts of Picture Power, 'JI::Ii Spotute Dial. • , UHF SpoUlte PineL. 2 SPEAKERS TV-· OVER 40'' LONG '299 ...-... Cetus , , r.,. ALUMNI TO MEET The Alumni AsMI. of Harrls<Mwille will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 29, at the grade FURNn'UIE CO. school building in Harrisonville. "MUf*. W, VA. All alumni of the school are ln· ..._ _ _ _ _ _..,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _J 1vited. MASON I I a:*" zz, 1,737 FREE S6'H Cil IIR IIIII .,. A.ui Mail 0 d r er Insurance .... Draws Warning • IYIIY :W'*J DAILY SUN Orange •• •• • • •• FRESHLY GROUND GROUND BEEF c lb• 1• Se • H }d ...·. ' • 1./A~'KYinl~~l~~~TB~'S . PUT BACK THE TAm DTHERITAKE LET'S HAll A LOOK AT.r BAKER'S and) Ounce Guaranteed •• • ITY OAN As Low As f . $3.10 AWeek •Zenlth'a1New Ctilloln \!Ideo llallge 82-CiutDIIII '1'uliiDI IJIIem •21.000 Volts Ploture Power •A!llamatlo ~I,aet" ~ •Zenith "Fin Cooled" Ppwer·fransfonner •Ellcllialve Alk1d Piottll!tad Bilb VO!tip •Two Zenith QualitJ ?"a· D" Speakert Swoop Transformer ePeak Piclure Co~ttrbl SPotllta Dial ' • OR Pkr;. ••·i• HAMBURGER Rer;. BUNS .••. Hunt's Club • BURGER ••• BITS -~ , •• • •• IIIIAI'Ilnleo. See these INGELS .FU. R N: I TURE MibDLEPORT ' •; > '' l pieces today! ,, MIDDLEPORT, O. \ / I ) . ' OIL •• • •• 24-oz. Btl. • •• • I I • • • • Jerue Evaporated tall MILK can1 VEL ....... .... . . 2 49c· lath len Crisp CASHMERE ··'"' Fw Dllhoo Giant Bottla HEAD • &5c BAGGIES lanilwloh .... LETTUCE c '\ IIADS magnificent BAKER FURN'ITURE WY J-2635 35c WESSON 2!ic off Label auperll alylltlf, and best of all, Fleuteel'a written lifetime oprlnt •Vm' 12-ct. HOT DOl Truck Load Sale I Low As c Lean, herr •• •• and everyday workiag folks call on m for useful cash • ,., and get it quickly. Clean up bills, pay tue~, buy clothes and other cash bargains. One sensible budget loan is the answer right away. JUICE Swift'• Premiu111-U. S. Cov't, ln1pac:tH •• • • come. to pay dues. A report wlll Grubb, Mrs. Chester Johnson, order to collect your Insurance • be g1ven on community service and mfant daughter, Mrs. Ches- claim. The AutomobUe Owners • by Mrs. Mary Roush. Refresr- • Knight, Mrs. Paul W. Leslie, Association, of Kansas City, Mo. • ment.o wll_l be served. . Kenn~lh Saunders, Mrs. Hom- is one of thes"JJItticensed com· _The Me1g0 County Rldmg er Sowards, John William Slur- panies. If an ~ldenl claim • Have less 110 pay out .and more for yout· C ~:b will hold 1ts regular meet· geon, Gregory K. Miller, Ken- lliainst Automoblle Owners A.. • aelf. If you have a s-.J.y inmme just lnq Tuesday, March 2.1, at 7:30 nei!I ~ng. soeiation is disputed, the Ohio • &ive us a call.Then stop for your money. !11· at lhe _ Rock Springs Henry Bickle, Mrs. Denver Department of Insurance can· • Gtange Hall. Milton _J. Grosen· Walke, Mrs. Howard S m 1t h, not help you aod you may have • bach, a representabve of the Thurston Friar, Mason Peck, to bring suit in Missouri to col· • At_~er's Mi!ting and Feed Co., Mrs. James Lowe, John Lang. lect your money. So don't buy • w,11 speak, and show a lilm. 1ey, Curl Gerlach, Marcia Sprad· your Insurance throv&h tbe I t ryfrcshments will be ser· ,1 lin, St. Clair Hlll, Howard Smith, mails from insurance compaa-- 1• v · lthmer Neal, Nola C. Brooks, ies unlicensed In Ohio. • The Pome;·oy WCTU will Lori Ann Snowden, William C. · • Pleasaat Valley l!ospllal • m: :t at the Federated Chu.-di /Gilmour, Carter MidkU!, Mrs. 'i uesday at 2 p. m. Emma Leighton, Mrs. L. 0 . Ja· ADMI'M'ED: Oren Barker, • ro~AR. 25 . cobs, Mrs. J. F. Stiffler, Mrs. Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Mae 11 Mary Shrme, Wh1te Shrme of , Ralph Cherrington, Jane F. Woodard, Galllpolls Ferry; Ar· l· J .:ru§alem will meet at the : Huff. Mrs .. K. D. Pridemore and thur·Comell, Buffalo; Mrs. Tex , IOOF Hall, Thursday at 7:30 1infant son, Mrs. P. R. Gleason Priddy, Leon. _ 4 SAVINGS CO, p. m. lor practice. All elected and ·infant soo, Mrs. M. F. Can. DISCHARGED: John Cullen, 1 and appomtod of11cers are urg· 1 ter and infant daughter, Mrs. Jr., Pl. Pleasant; Hilda Brad- '1 ed to be present. _ W. E. Norton and infant dau. shaw, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Har· • Phone WY 2-2171 125 E. Main St. The Afternoon C~rcle will !' ghter and Mrs. D. B. ~lartin old Ridenour, Leon; Mrs. Mae • meet Thursday afternoon at and infant dauibler. Plants, Pt. Pleasant; Barbara • lab Miller, Mgr. % p.m. at the <h:urch. Mrs. EmRussell Pt. Pleasant· Mrs, Hoerson Jone~ will be program leader. Hostesaea will be Mra. fVJCe e mer uOiss, Mason. • LoaDI made quickly to West Vinlnla BruCol Lloyd, Mrs. Wayne Gib· • Residenla lhrooih Dur CITY LOAN lo serve as Master of Ceremonies GUARANTY co. here ~~.an~i!!ie~· ~~,:~1n.Ciub and Pete Wedge ls chairman • ALSO SINGLE SIGNATVItE LOANS of the Muon Coun\7 Republl· • will .IIUIOt Thur&elay evenlni on lh • Marcil 25 at 7:30 p. m. at the PT PLEMANT - Last rites c~n ColllDl.lttee, sponsors o1 e home of Mra. Harry O.borne were- conducted Monday at II dinner. Tlcbta llNI $3 per plato ... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • with Mrs. Frank Bise assisting. a.m. at the Promised Land EUB Church at Arbuckle, Mll&on County, lor Forrest Wand-Iin!l, 71, Arbuckle, who d i e d •• Friday afternoon of a sell • in•• fiicted iUDihot wound. He was a member of the Am· '· • • orlean Federation of Labor 1207 I ~ldakeralservic.. Rofo~r!\:lard and Modern Woodmen of Amer- I J. 0 . , 44, "" uti, lea Lodge. . W. VI., were 1!00~ Sun· Surviving are his widow 1·1 day at Z P· m. at lbe Roberto-~ Len _ a· two dluibters four sis: burg Commtlllity Churi:h th • • ' Revs. Jim !)avis llld Tom II" lor•. three_brothers, one grand- 1 lOOM FURNITURE ren ofllellltlog. Burial wu In ehll!l ereat-grandchll· -the Btiflalo :Memorial Park. dren .. He died Wtd,....ay 1n cairo, Burtal w In the Emma OL, from a 1te1rt atlact. He CIUi~ tery at Liberty. was employed by -lbe Ohio Blv· Pulliam County, under the dl· er Barp J.lnes at 111e t1n1e of reetlllll of the Raynes Funeral his dealjt. · Home ol Buffalo. Survlvlcin Include - 1111 wile, Martha, . A1Iil 1111 mother, '.EsII'&UER ANNOUN£ED l· Iller OltiMer llblh ot RoiJitW. Pr. ~ASANT - Congres.. tiAilNTIII bur(, 1ft. w~ a ilrtUidaOb ' Gf ·At'clt Moore will be guest . LlflTI •• I COISTIUCTIOII Cli!h ·Jacobo. ou.,- sutYivora iPeUer lor the amual Lincoln When "Fiexsteel" enters -your are an aunt, Mrs. May VIII ID. J)af1dlllller this eveniJtg at 6:J(J home it brinas you a dramatic MW Wagen, PoillerOy, ead 1111 tlllclt p.m.,lll the Moose HMie. Allor· pride of owntnhlp, a luxurious WUllanr Jacobi, ClllfiOn. 111J, Jlaymona C. Musgrave will new llvlng desl.lln. But there'• mort, much more, to lbll fin• fumlture....YIIfiiJ comfort, excliMive fabrl•, Mr. Oldaker Buried Sunday al New Furniture en:.., At Arbuckle ?0=-========;;;;ia•••--====•,\ 3 ROOMS· Tecldr r lfW , Harper, Butternut-av, at 5:112 sons. a minor et a!. regarding Jane Lucas down 1:15 a. m.; p.m. Sunday when Mr. Harper a partition or real estate. Com- Onward down 8:55 a. m. auffered a PQSsible atroke. The mun Pleas Judae John C. BaKanaw'-a River - Georae aquad also answered a call for con has al so ordered a investi-1 Price up Marmet 4:15 p. m.; Mrs. Gertrude Drake, Salem galion in the divorce suit by Di-1Helen Z. down Marmet 3:50 a. Center, at 3:22a.m. today . She ane Hartinger against David m.; Beaver down Winfield 4:40 was taken to Veterans Memor- Hartinger. !p.m.: Thelma Ann down WinIll hospital. ' field 7 p m.: Jefferson up Win· CALLED SUNDAY field 7.40 p. m. MARRIAGE LICENSES Tl1e Middleport emergency . , William A. Stump, 2I , New rescue unit waa summoned at ; Guysville Men are Raven, w. Va., carpenter, and IUS a. m. Sunday for Hollis }'ined iu Court Esther Lynn Daniels, 18, Mid-- Taylor, Middleport RD. dleport. was dead on lis arrivaL Robert Date Dalton, GU1S· ville Rt. 2 was fined $150 and costs and sentenced to three days in Meigs county jail on DWI conviction today by udge i Frank W. Porter's in county 1 court. I Jud11e Porter olso finod Charles William Crippen, also of 1 Guysville Rt. 2, $tO and costs 1 OIILY for Intoxication. Both were ar-1 rested by the Ohio State Patrol. St., -.. Laura E. Clark. Rt. ofM~ ~rl~~"jl'~ Walt Fisher, Bill Wellman, Lar1 GaDipoU., Barker, Pot-Nitro was born In J~ ry Filkens, Tom Jewell, Ted Ka ~ ~1 1\1 rlat Bllr RL, Wilbur M. Mer· Gouniy October 11171, 1 son Stevens, George Williami01J and Matr:;,'; Ev tche ortlt)> cer, Rt, I Patr1ot, ~ea E. of the late Epb1lam and Susan Jim GoodWin, Ben P'rankllll OES •-- ·--~ ~· )!IUI!tr, Vlrtton, Mrs. Lyle G. Hughes King. Company ; Darlene Nibert Bob' ,... _._.....,.apr ee Poteet 110 Viand St Pt PleasC1 b' c -•--•--"· K 1.a'.,._ session of olflll81'8 for Jnfllll"" ' ·· · Surviving are two sons, ar· ie rutea•.. -~ . oren ,_, . lilt, lilfo, Carl J . Gtbbl, New m urn - · ' once and Henry KJni, both of Camaleue -stevens, Pat SlDv· • · lion to be held S~y BavB!, w. va., verner s • e, Point Pleaaaut Chapter No. 7 Nitro; three daQ8htelio, M r 5 _ er, Phyllis Reaaon, PeUY 5eJ. noon , March 21, et the M """ Ml Grant St. , Middleport, Kat-- Royal Arch Muon# and of Mlllerva IDD Ravenswood, Mrs. by, Mrs. Raymond Bailey, Fash. lc Temple at 2:31 P· m. All 1. Mae Lewis, Rt. 1 Middleport, Franklin Commaudery No. 17• Roaalee Burgess and Mrs. Gen· ion Cer.ter : Saundra Shearer, officers are urpcl to he prot- Mrs, Lawrence Hall, Rt. 3 Porn· ~~~~hlo wile, Lena; ieve Facemyer, both_of Mount Linda Smith, Shelia Smith, C8l' ent. eray, Mrs. Charles lumor Baker Lee CottrlU Wint Storm, W. Va.; one siSter, Mrs. Ia Pullins, Pally Haught, ~ MAR. 22 Rt. 2 Racine, Mrs. C.Cil V. DO· ~k"'J:ia. two W ~r RDia Stover, Cottqeville; 24 my Chambers, Neesha Voight, Jane Howell Tent DaQ8htera Ion, Reedsville, Mrs. Euna E. CottrUI Morgantown· ;~ grandebildrell, -10 llt'tll grand. Pam Smith, 0. J, Moniaon'l; nf Union Veterans will meet at Rlley, Chesapeake, Mrs: Ernest rey rutrlll, PhlUppl, W. Va., children and ones great-great • Ghe'l'l Willi81n110n, Pam Pyles, the DAV hall, Monday at ?:10 Darsenne, Waverly, M111 Ann one slmr Mrs. Ethel Gdlclsmlllt grandchild. Jackie Pyles, Vanessa Yoder, p.m. . You"i, Hll!lllngton and Mrs. and two grandchildren. Kim Clark, Diana FerreU, Great Bend Grlrll!e No. :1294 Sam T. Leelie, Greenup, Ky. Funeral service wlU he held Mrs. William Carter, Bf8g'• , ill hold ito regular meeUng Saturday - Mrs. Wlllard H. Tuesday 2 p.m. ln the Crow .. Department store; Sheila Walk>nday, March 22 at 8 o'clock Lowman, 463 First Ave., Jobn Hussell Funeral Home with the _ er, Mary Haddox, Lilly Ca\1 ,h Ohio Valley and Racine H. Maddox, 104 Fourth Ave., Rev. c. s. Simpson offlelatlng. Roush , Lori Meaige, Vesta ' • nges as Invited guests, All Lafayette Barry, 6310 Court st., Burial wlU be In Kirkland Mem· Bonecutter, Paul and Jimmy 1 : eat Bend members are re· Donald L. Johnson, Patriot Star orlal Gardens. Friends are beDoeHinger, G. C. Murphy eom. i!'•sted to attend. Rt.. Tilden Thacker, Rt. 2 Thur· lng received at the Funeral pany, Sheila Kay Akers, BarThe Staff ami Officers of the man, Mrs. Carl Call, Rt. I home. bara Adkins, Mrs. Don Waldie, · e l~s Temple, Pylhlan Sisters, C·own City, Dwight L. Cheat· PT. PLEASANT _ Models Lovalee Minton, Ethel ColUer, • ill meet Monday night, Mar. wood, Waterloo, Delford L. Cotth Spring 8t 1 Den1se FISher, Aynessa Carson, 1 1 · c, at 7:J(J p. m. at the Pyth- trill, 1140 Kanawba St., Pt. s'::'ow :p:n~spontored by ib: Fisher's Department Store. II•> Hall. Pleasant (expired) Clayton A. _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ ____ _ _ [lethe! No. 62 of the Intern•· Muncy, Gallipolis Ferry, Mrs. I • • I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·~ tio,1al Order of Job's Daught· Frank McDermitt, Rt. 3 Letart, • ers will meet at Pomeroy Ma- W. Va., Marvin L. Kelly, 543 • sonic Temple Monday at 7:30 Grant St., Middleport, Leigh p. m. and there will he lnl· Ann Mayes, 164S Lincoln • tiatlon. Heights, Pomeroy, Mrs. Mayme . • MAR. !S Holmes, Syracuse. Joe B. Lene- A wammg against . the pur· chase of mall order Insurance • The Past Matrons of Pomeroy gar, We II ston, Mrs. Edward 0 · 1 . 1ssu ed by the Ohlo • s Flood aganLS Chapter OES w•ll meet Tueo- exton, RL t atw s, Ky, Department ol Insurance. Wil· 1 day evening at the home of and Darrek Allen Duncun, Rav- 1. R M . D' tor f 1 · ood w v l 'am . orr1s, 1rec o n- • Mr~. 0 9le Smith. ensw • ·, a. surance, states that most (If • The American Lutheran Btrths the companies relying on this C' urch Women of St. Pau'.'s Mrs. John E. Furst, Patriot type o lsolicltaUon for th i• a"d St. John'a churches w11l Star Rt., son, 10:24 p.m.. Satur- dOYelopment ol new buainesa • rave a '(IJPperware party Tueo- day. Mrs. James F. Carter, Long are not licensed to sell dJy at 8 p. m. at the St. Paul's Bottom, son,_ 6_: 15 p._m. Satur- ance In Ohio, :• church, Iday. Mrs. V~rgll Cra1g, 219 E. Many of the mail order illsur· :. MAR, Zll 8th St., Wellston, daughter, ance companies do not meet ' 'I The Ladles Auxiliary of Drew 8:30 p.m. Sunday. Mrs. Clifford the requirements of Ohio law ' e Js ler Post 39 will hold Its L. Russfll , Galhpohs. d«ughter, and therefore cannot obtain a • r ·;ular meeting Tuesday at l3:06 a.m. Sunday. Mrs. Carl lie<nse in this ·slate, Such com· • 7:30 p. m. at the post home. Call, Rt. I Crown City, son, 2:12 panl•s evade the law by mail· 1 r•w members will not be initi- a.m. Sunday. ing their advertising material • otcd at this meetmg. Dl•c~ar&ed into areas where they hope~ • The Ladles Auxlllary of the Patient.. discharged over the pie will want to buy cheap inSingle people, young married aruples Ra cine American Legion Post past weekend Included Mrs. Od. • !a, at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion tree, Hobert L. Davidson, Mrs. Morris, if you have to sue the • Home. Members are urged to Murvm ·DeWeese, Mrs. Lorna company in another state lD • I men were summoned for Fred RD. against James David Par- Sweet down 7:10 a. m.; Lucy r:r:- n will meet Tuesday, March die Bush. Mrs. Paul L. Crab. su~~n~~urance is cheap, states • at BACKACHE & TENSION PT. PLEASANT - D. L. Cottrill, 11, 14118 Kallawha street, died SUnday at ue a.m. in Holzer llolpllal after a three months Ulneaa. He wu a rollred Agrloulture AJent an4 former echool teacher, wbo was bom December 7, 1813 In Gilmour County, the ..., of \be ~te Bruce and Ellen Nutter Cottrill. ~e was a me~· ber of the Trinity Methodist Church a 50-year member of M' 1 T _.~ N0 19 ARUM· P\1', PLIA&ANT ..,1 FUneral bl held II Nfl p. m. lD lllo servlcea for Juper T. Klllc. 18, ~ Leon Rl. 1 wu bold Monday 2 "' . Pleasant High Sdlool PJII. IJl 111e crtiiQII El1B Auditorium. Cb h with the D - a~·· urc ""'· - - Models lnd their B(IODIIOI't :-:m!U:'un:: are: Bill Capehart, Duaue Clat. the direction of . lite Mohr.Stev· worthy, Bill Rhodes, Bob But. ---H he D • ...o- , Shoe "~ens rwwora_1 orne. c r, •-uiD s ...,.,..,.; YOUNG FOI..KS YOUR CHOICE 1 at l Eldored .._...., --.- Club and lOcal merebanll lum botD •IIIOUIICed. ,_ ..,.. wW insur· l• w;' S·Jj · ·: --•I Die8 00 S00day Pt. I ... . •• I I . Funual Is Held .,., For Juper T. &~Dg ." Ple-.f sunllr WM'• Style Show's Models Named • By Sponsors Gas on v-Con., M'dd}eport 8oy • US 0pen Wms D. L Cottrill brothe USing , VomJtmg ,, Mrs. Lyons of Clifton Dies CALENDAR Beech Street. *BRAND NEW 1965 then lh ber and moved his , foot ' Leonov said he threw,1 out his arms a ry lis Hellf'y Taylor, 79, of I pleasant sensatwn tn t h Midd rt RD 3 retired far· welghtleasneos of space. I mer d d unexpectedly Sunday " You stmply float around the t h'. 0 LOWEST PRICE SOCIAL MAIL • Amtltlc U... ..., «tiered The Middleport J6111 lltlllelt Rober boopital o;er the past Srwtng Club will - ' 8ttlul- •nkniiiDclu!led. Sunday-Mrs day evenlnl, Mud! 20, at 1111 J!llya Stewart, '1M Fourtb Ave., t.ome of Mrs. Orin Smltb on :liN, Winllred Swiller, 2 Slate Hollis Taylor · Bely aye\' told a news confe r· the Russian steppes in Kazahk. Betyayev said. " We shall even men first with one arm and tlaJiy sent~~~e~, fl>lltrGJ·MI4dltpirt, o., Mai. u . t98s-s ' llari!OI"' lleom ID meel one anolher on Unlaft'l two newest eos111<11111uts I " It was not difficult, even They are scheduled to arrive , space trails and even go from Audrey BlessiDg. Tbe bu.JiatY said today their Voskhod II simple," Leonov said. lin Moscow Tuesday for a mam-1one ship to another. was discovered Sa hlrdoy. 11ae .,... sllip came within less Says Ship Sboot moth recoption in the story of 1 "Our experiment.. with man's llome Wat entertd after a tiiiD a milo of another man- " Tho ship shook, and e ven ~- Red Square. / ••it into apace is an important .torm doo!" was brob.a. NothJlllde ...-th satelUto. seemed to lurch forward sliibt· ilelyayev said the s atellite strike on the way to the solo· , lnJ was dl8covered miHIDg The sl8hlini was disclosed by ly from the push made by my wos seen about one k1lome1er lion of this task." I from the bouse. ooamonauu Ale.xei Leonov and movement." 1.62 miles) away from the ohip. Pleasant SenJalion ' Pavel Selyoyev in an Interview I Tass SBld the two cosmo1111uts "The time will come when .. plaining his olep iqto/ _,,.,-·"'·'---- -- - -""-" with the official Soviet ne~V! I were intervie wed at the big So- link-ups in outer spoce will be- s , Leonov said when he Jell . ogency Tass. viet ,,.ceport 1n Baik.nor on 1 corne an ordinary OC<U!'I'ellce/ ' the apsule he made a move- 1 ence at the Baikonur spae< ,, . :L STARCH 45 AI: c 14-os. USTAIIII Dry B'leach . 10..., .. s:: 29c -==.=. ... 25c CAKIMtX llooll'ol'wd. =..V.t~.! USTOIL �' ( ssified Ads~ Your·Modern · """" r GI.IC.M..I.Io •ne IINUI'PT SMITt• WE.-W-UZ::-P-LA_V_I-: No-,-.. SAKES ALIVE!! CARDS OVER AT .IAT OLLIE HAWKIN S HORE 15 A I NEVER HEERED 'IE PASS OUT BOKAYS LIKE THAT OLLIE WUZ lOSERS AT lH ' l'IME !! HIS HOUSE AN' HE FED A AFORE, PAW .. . .'".,;... i ' ~. ~- .... ;.·.-.. '~- ...• . :.ottlf. ??-WHUT'S ALL TH' ' !.l<CITEMI'~T? ··-....... -- WHY DO CAI.L HIM THE~ THAT? DAILY CROSSWORD .&OBoBII 2 . .Jo1o a.BuDmnr l.Bfloftl e. Clnmp, u demoli- tionista position U.Punruo 4. Peer Gyufa 28.Sea. mother · pol't lli.Pronoua GtN. U.Freochoity U.PoreoJato :U.l'ale..., ».Pay dirt G.K!Ddct ha,. 1f.Ttllurlwll: rock T.Eye ot 18. RIKI4 .,.... 18.S.to- bean B.Siek II. Float~ debris 20.Qwne4 2L Prilin I . . _ - GASOLINE ALLIY :!II.A- a7. An lf.D.....,t.o 22. Shake-- :za. :U.A 10. Slllpwonu starcll 1 tlon 22.LazUy utrlnpot trult A Ante.: villain · Ca.nadtaD S.Mr:. A Poetic prov!Dce: abbr. :11!. nomtlc~ted 27. VetbaJ ending 28 . Shade. trel!lll I .......... 80.014 Ready to use ... -- ~leolgtll IZ.Maado" aa. Rernam•nr a& MUOio DOts 8'7.Appetl!' - 18.~ 19. Iaaac Watton: enthusla.d. -- LOSE WEIGHT safely with Oex-A·Diel tablets. Only 98c ct. Momtar Drvc f8. M!Bropre- .~:--:::;;=:- - at Stark's u.sp- uu. Store. 1011t 3 12 60te H. 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