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PATSY MANLEY MHS Juniors are Named for Girls' State . . . �., ¢ Tb~J ' ' . • • More To Spend or Save ..bill batter bas been poured an4 ~ ill the. oven; only time will tell .wbatber Mother Johnson's special ywill raise. the nation's economic to I pew level. tu tut will ad~ about $6.1 billion ln...._ to .J1rivate puraes in 1ll64.. No one .IIi ~ling jjlst how the citizenry wl)l • Ibis extra money, which will becom,, ·• vallable· immediately in pay c b • aa.tlle wWJholdinl tax Is reduced fr0111 Ill av:~fte of 18 "'r cent to 14 per ce•~· {•or · iou. tbis wilt mean from $3 to $5 more a week.) ll'it does result in a general spending s.pree, which is what the adminfstration hopei for, It may amount to more than !be;M biiUon actually Involved. for ftw JleOIIIe will confine their '"'ndlnl to Jutllth~ amount of new money they will be; pltlng. Rather, the new money will be~~ incentive to undertake expendit'!-Pflbat will require part of their pre· vi tJk...home pay as welL r ·somt, tht money will be wisely l put to reducing their personal delit. Still others - and their numbers may be the most significant of all - will elect to continue under their old budgets a n d bank the windfall, at leut for the timt being. Tbe tax cut is frankly an experiment in economics. Not only is It the largest in history, but It is the first time a tax cut ha, been designed to 1p1,1r an eco.!lomy that is and has been riSing steadily, if nol speetacular\y. At Ibis point, the only thine to 'be regretled Js that. except for tbe change in figures, it is still the same old. bundle of tax laws. , . No general overhauling of th~ .tlx structure, which was put of the orl&mal propol!l made by President KenD.edy In 1962 and lew of the fundomentll reform~ advocated by the e.J t:p,ts have been effected. . , But most people are too happy to look this particular gift horse in the mouth. And 11 for matchin& government ~end· ,n;;· u .r'J: ' 1.,, !'hit l ur "'* '""'* r; ··t . ...n.,. a Chewing It Over -.r _,!,.. ., Fi * =:;.;;,'$a C: .!i..it :!lllrl Better U.S. 'Meerschaum' -.w t•a·-· . ::n'ttll !.:0 tali :!edldu J '::m '!Mer ":! ;JM,'i an.... ;ne lhroupl THE I' I R t ~ fJ (J( Ira \ vpo r and ~=:! :k~l:. I == THI DAllY n--_,. .=•·• 1 - -"ii- ".!:, 1 • Notes From Foreign News Cables BJ ·~ -Nl'lWIOM tor of time before they UPI Perefllr N---Allll)'ll ·farced w leave the country. Notes' !rom lht 101'4)111 newa Wlt)l I~ e•ceptlon of the Shell cables: . ·. . · W Compaey '"" the Cllarter..t Nao~ ~~rare.,, · ' hnt.. every J!ritlsh Office, laoBritain's Lllbor Party, which I"?' and. plantation Is under dl· hopoo to cQme to ]liim fn the reet control ol the Indonesl1111 lortllco-'"• ·Jeetl-1, ina 1ovemmont. Pr<ISldelli Sukarno ·-~ ·' . ""'·· ' Y U!le pttljOnally protecll SlieO bUt tho Amertean Polario !lllbma- Mlther SheU nor the Chartered nne base at Holy Loch as a 1lank are oJIIImlstlc about their blll'!la~ ~ In ~lnlllds acmu- to stay on .. lodonesil for U. 1S. nucleitr -''IO!If. eontluueo be embroiled In Brllalll s Laliot fo ~ to a · . contln ed ,......_.._. 8 111 ~ ber "1_111-14alayetan campaign. u ._,..,_,., · r "" Root ood Work· nuclear cleterrt!lt, ~idl t)lal MOICOW repor~ say that Pretho American nuclear umbreJ. ~er Khrushebe\< b ..peeled 10 Ia II oufflclent. But there io a~ take 1 on&-monlh rest-work ,.. SO Jl"'SSIU'II IDIOng left · WJna SociJI \be LaberiiM ouot Amorleln PI>- treat at , country's ...,.. Jaris baseo from BriUii A , • easlonal temporary capital. Ho n. ....- will lake ~Ieuty of bomeworl< bar IOVM'IJIIOIII may - thlo II- 'llonc. parti~~Uiarly papers dealsUI le demand I l'e&ler Btll- blc with his ctJUnlry's loltolOII· Ish voice ID nuclear strat..,. 1 Red · pl*"""g 111111 policy In tho ru. ctl quarre wtth. Cl!Jna. . . tuN, nen tllough by that lime top.lev~l Romeman del..,.tlon, Brtlaln ma hn1 d - t -.llh Sovltt approval. " to Y .., IJJllke a JaD.d,ltcb effort to preoff)": vent a lwmal lpllt ~ a • visit to~. """' bellll ., eltc!lioo year. u.JtJ ..._ AQodonN· Brlllfn cannot be expected 1e JPm!clJ ofilcrUs say y.;. car 1111111 Ill - • -bed< ~ 111 lnlde 11 tnode With rule Qtlt cbanell of !uropear I In een ,.. llanle -'1. poll~ talltJ 'QIllllrlet tho IIOlld • a ,_ futuA. · ldeltl tll I m c:.-. ... 0111 ::::2 -..-ll•~ ·. ·, . . • - ..... Mil. bl• ~.,.. 1 ·"""'* """ "'"'' - I& .r 111 die <'fl ., . . . Ullll& a CCIIIIblnalloll pnu load IQ'. good all4-IJ. ' the second hall, Ia mpporl ol Bradda. Bredds now Ia wllbIn 20 poillts of ohattertng Robbl l'reeman'1 alngle sea1011 Buck· eye reco<d ot '123 points In 111M. "Our auard play and d&- lead and what appeared an a 17-polnt showing, 12 01 tllem Tourney Pairings ·'""··· l.,.., lately are the r ? i tCoJumbut Salurday. we're 1 lot better lhU · ...., Ia be a rul .lu.t•• expected lis lo be in the Big the 'Spartan~ Ten," Coach Taylor said. " But l!uc.U at hOt _ .,;liM louts hurt us the seP<>nd half rou&)Hiouse cMl!ll •• and we definitely had a delen- season. 1o ~ WID slve brealtdowa. the Buck! ol ,.t.._ a "I'll oay lid•. though - these the ~~~' kids reeDy W«t. And what a I ~·l·l'llfl' ~ ~i~~ ~fwU~~:'fti'Pt~ By VaiW Prnolnlenlau.ai trem!lldlllll bmlcll. You' r• darn UCLA Tonight's Ohio high ochool right. rm proud., them." ......... . .. ! .. . . . . . . district .S t:'a h::UJ!e a · I · AI Cohlmboo cOnii!CIItiVe conference crown Is United Pre!~~ ·Ill~ IJIIIOIIIIIT GRDIII f11811111111 lchoolo _ . Ill lha rletta D~et. where four lop Roth Tuaday night. Second· IWorthington, whleb employed a Columbus North ( I~) v1 Michigan State, wbich Invades jor college ~ ~-iti V~ Prill ...,.._.. rwmlng for tile 1\ate IIUnJa.. 18 teams will blttle for one re- ranked Canton McKinley also slow-down game to •top the-nGrove City (17-4) wiUo lint-pia<~•=:~;;~ QlWMBUS (UPI) - Oblo'l mont prise, nine o1 the lop 10 aJotta1 berth. hod easy aa1Jin8, downing Per- gers' fast break. C(llumbus Linden (15-4) vs RUDOLPH WINNER lost recorda bJcb.·.JCI¥Iol lllunlamellla bud In the llnal UPI Clw AA nit.- . Top-ranked Dayton Belmont ry, i!tHI, to gain I berth In the In Class A., defending chamNew~ (1.,.1) NEW'ORLEANS IUPIJ - llfa. Feb. 29, in Into the dlotrll!ll\aa<! lbla week lni mBdt It Into the. dltrlct. bed little trouble winning lbl Cantoo Dlstrlet. plan Dresden of Muskingum Columbus SouUo (14-5) vs son Rudolph. carrying the big· Team wttb ·JIIiriJ all ~ ~. biUat- AmoJ!I the 1111811 lcboola, all flrat two tournament starla In . Eut Bealeto County must g•t by at least two W!!!'thlngton (IU) gest check of his car-. ltead- I. UCLA (33) (:U.O) · ¥, blll. \ &~m~ 11111 .Uve, eu.pl the to)>-ranked lquodl tiUI'VIvod tbe Dayton Dlotrlct. The Blsons So far, the 111081 stunning sur· unbeaten clubs to survive tho Grandview (10.101 vs ed for the Pensacola, Fla., O)>- 2. Kentucky (2 (21.3) defliJidiJJI ClaM AA champion early Ieiiia, bot tbeH were IAite (20-1) knocked ott .~tterlng prise of the tournamenla was rugged Marietta District, Coluntblll Central (11-3) en today after one of the mad- 3. Micbigan (lt-3) Blat; , lo be 11011t0 euualtlet durlna Falnnont West, 73-44, Saturday lht demise of Columbo• East, Jayhawk meet Unbeaten AI Atbeu cJe,jt ~ambles ever in th e 4..nulte (211-4) . Ul Ill Ohio I the lMek, .tapldilly In tile Ma- nlgbt and now pick up DaytDn whlcb 1ulfered a 54-50 upset by vue (~) Thursday night, Athens (21.0) '' Greater New Orleans Invitation· S.xOregon Slate (:IW) Zanesville Rosecrans, tho PortsmouUo (111-31 al gold tournament history, 6. Wicbita (20-5) No I Clau A team, collides (13-81 v1 Rudolph, a native of Clarki- 7. Villanova (21·3) AJ.L STARS with undefeated Fort F~. Chesapeake (19-2) ville, Tenn., playing out of Le- a. Loyola (111.) (19-5) Another rough dlstrlet lou At Clnclonall high Acres, Fla., blew a four· 9.xDavidson (224) ·' II)' 11'RED DOWN run IIIII bunllnl Monda)' II ,U. stDn apparently believes the Athens, where two Elder (9-11) vs stroke lead Monday, but came 10.xTexas Wesrem (23-2) 411 ' 'liPI Sporll Writer stoo sent the world cbampfonl Dodgers wUI have lo rely upon ' teams, Racine and Cincinnati Withrow (19-1) back with a 311-foot putt to win x-Completed regular 10111011. 'I'Wo.tlme National League througb a two-an~a-hall • hour speed and hlt-and·run tactics ' of Ross County are in (IU) vs the $7,51)(} first prize by o ne S..:ond II: 11, Drake 21: bauln8 'ebamploD TOJIIIIJY Dot- workout on fundamentals. The more than ever In l9tlt - as brackets. No 2 rated Cincinnati LaSalle 116-4) stroke in the $50.11tltl touroa- DePaul 25; 13, Ohio Slate via it· the Lot! longelet Dodgerll fundamental stressed most opposed to the home run punch (21.0) plays 1954 state AI Mlddlel,own ment. He led all the way. 14 , Vanderbilt 19: 15 (tlo!), Aiti~'lt_ 1111111 feel today like a HOlly· wa lht ancient art of the hit- of their chief rlvala. New Lexington St. Aloysius Little Miami (15-5 1 vs zona State and Kansaa State wocci-..!IJIIWie liar who Is asked and-run-and Davis, wbo led Manager J o h n n y Pesky .Soulhta•tern meets New Boston Jamilton Taft (12-71 Sidney (15-4) vs 17 , New Mexloo 8; 18 to • ' - "G111111a Din" before lht NL the last two se.. named 20-pme winner BIH Wednesday night, wtth the win· Mason (16-4 ) vs Bellefontaine (10-6! Providenco and San Fra..Cbseo' :' eetq, o .part, . sons with averages of .346 and Monbouquelte to open the Cacners going to the Athens ~ Hamilton Garfield (16-41 Cia" A 7; 20 (tiel, Utah State and Telt "l T~I pme Is to hit the .328 respectively-was forced to tus League season for the Basgional. AI Dayton At Dayton as A&M 6. ~"baD !*'d let others run but In praotlce as m"ch as the othero. too Red Sox against the Chi· Kent Drowlogs Dayton Belmont 1311-11 vs Dixie 118-2 ) vs Other teams receiving lhe gNat tradltiOII of lite dally· There's a method to Alston'• cago Cubs next Saturday and An oddity cropped up lo the Dayton Roth (12-8) Gratis (18-5) - Temple >; St. Bonavenlllrf .' neu Dodgen Manager Walt spring madness, bowever, be- also expressed d.eUght at tile -~::~2:!:::.!11JKent District drawings Sunday, At Troy At Springfield and Seattle 3 each: Crelghtot('' Alston has him doing. the "bit- cause the Dodgera are con- omooth-stroklng of A-merican ;;;; when the all-Akron field drew Tecumseh (16-21 vs Anna (16-81 vs 2; Bradley and Miami {11),1.)' : ling ollld running" this spring. cerned over tbe tset tbat 1963 League batting ,champion Carl l ••eaa I be mother? .. the same opponents as they had Trotwood-Madison (12-8) Piqu• Catholic (17-3) 'one each. ., . DtY!a. Ron Fairly and John run production fell off 1118 runs Yastrzemskl during MOI)d~Y:·~ In Uoe recent city playoffs, ~P praetlced lht hit-and- from ttl62 to . a mere MO. AI· workout. . by Buchtel. Akron North mee1ts •t Central Friday, and Akron Dally Se~tlnel, Pomeroy·Mlddleoprl, 0., Mar. 3, 1964--3 SEOAL STANDINGS collides with Buchtel in the round. Team W L P In the Class AA district at Tlck•ll r.r the dlotrlcl tour· Athens, two lop lO entries, Athc 11&111001 11me between Raelae Jackson . . . . l.Z I 12'19 ens 121.01 and Porllmouth (16-3) JUNIOR GIRLS LEAGUE IUIII oace bealell St. Aloyola• Wellston . . . . 9 II 1374 meet. Athens was rated ninth 'i'WJI Na. l Wedaesday al 7 p. m. Ia Oblo Logan .. .. . 7 IZ 11.83 and Portsmouth lOth In the B: Roosb 2Ctl' Unlvenlty Grover Ceater wiU Middleport . . 5 14 ltl72 Robinson's and Evans post. final rank.ings. B. ll9)ter 278 be on oale at lloDAid Wolfe'• Pomeroy . . . . 5 14 !154 ed tournament vktories Mon- By Saturday night, the field M: Rouah 275 bome tonlibl and at Roclne Gallipolis ... 3 14 855 1056 day noght at Washmgton School. In each division will be cut to :TOTAL ta35 Hlp School Wedael4lly 111110 x-Still In Class AA Robison's behin~ the shoot- 16 teams , cQITlposing the re_,, ;; IAit 1 · Z p. m., Mr. Wolfe 1111118UDCed ment. or John Kammsky's 26 i gim1al tournament entries , .... T No. I loday. TONIGHT'S GAME: ' ·-'-'heat Weiher's 71-lW. I , 1 206 J :.~~ FIDI eiD avoid otalllllq La Athen!l vs. Portsmouth, at Ohio Marvin Elcess was second for 2111 8) I Jfllll' li . • . 111M Wedlladay nllht U tbey Unlverolty, AUoens, 7 p.m. winners as he hit lor 15 375 C. .POIW bUy tflelr U~'Qta beflll:o JRiJ!• , I:~~; while Stan Harris ·and 1298 'IWAL lo AlbeDO, Welle laid. Tllere Ohio Coilege Basketball I' Harris each put in 11. will be plenty ol tlckell OD · United Prell International Terry Glaze led Weiher's with ootle II the dGor Wedaeoday l. , , Team I 312 State 86 Illinois 71 ' Tom Ubi had 16 aoo Roger nlflbl, however, Tournaments l1. KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Willie It. 300 Oblo COD!erence Robinsoo's led at halflim 37 _ Shaw, Lane (Tenn.), Is about " l&ti'' S30 AT Columbus e to become the first player to 21 TOTtiL tu u.&D\JSTIUAL LEAGUE Wittenberg 69 Otterbein 61 ,: .. • • · win two NA!A scoring: f~~~~~l " ,..._ No. f ·swooloer"• ~' · At Akron .Evans with all five stnrters · lonshtps since · · ·C · ~~~ · , 27ti J. Bailey ' ' ' · """ 461' Akron 76 Wooster 53 hlttmg double figures, Whipped (Bevo) Francis turned the t;;,.Witillr 2811 'I'. Bowen 4:a NAJA PlayoH determined Terry's team 85- trick a decade ago at Rio I& ~ 263 L. IJavla 370 AI Mansfield · Grande College. J!1W 'r,&m Sertet - Team A. Soaroerry i9li Ce<lanrille 86 Findlay 73 Dave Holle& and Tom Pitch- Shaw has scored 601 points ~-· '193 K. Wiggins 445 Steubenville 87 Wilmington 7B tied for the top scoring in 15 games for an average of Mo.l, Ttam No. :1- 1335 each. i'OTAL 2m ~~~:~;~·· with 20 each, J o h n 40.1 points a game, almost eight lllld'Plll Siqlo - Team WOD z. Looq STIJDENT AID 18, Steve Fuller 16, points better than the 32.8 No~",!'- .,. "'"" C. I It S Slqlerlparket BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) - and Walter Hively 10. mark he won with two years ~ ...... Game R. Rupe ~ The Unlverslty of California Ronnle Halley paced the los· ago. The senior ooids a solid .......... ·· Blind 300 has established a preparatory ers with 2li for top scorer of edge Dver runner-up Robert IIICh Serletl -C. T. Johnson 413 school for high school students the game. Jack Duncan had 20 Caldwell. Paine (Ga.), w h 473 who come from slum areas and and Paul Swisher 13. ~- ' • W. Chisler has sveraged 36.9 points this 391 ··· •..2L: E. Cunningham who would ordinarily lack the Evans Jed at halftime 40-28. season . .. '·. -.an'> LEAGUE U< UDJC . 0 17 opporllmlty to enter the Uni· The NA!A record of 50.1 ....... , u. JNf ~· = 2099 versity. BIG 18 STANDINGS points a game was establ ed • . ~ ...._. •·TOTAL Mhdl Ill .....- ....,... Woa 1 !All l A scholarship lund of $100,- By United Pretos International by Francis In 1953 and the tam· MeEibi•IIO)' 520 • 11t1t1 wa• recently approved by . W L Pll ()po ed sharpshooter won a sO<:ond au.iB. 501 It I C Jewelero Uoe unlveralty. Between liO and Ohio State 11 2 11113 1060 straight title in 1954 wiUo 1 Wlppll i71 5CHJ J. Sisson 100 students wUI be selectod to 10 2 1054 915 point-a-game average. Shaw's I J. -~ 483 108 take part In the Initial classes, T. Router 9 4 1112 1060 average is the best since Rovn'ol A. ~ 483 547 1cheduled to begin in SeptemP. Radford St. 7 6 1130 1122 torrid years, TotAl 1561 4110 ber. G, WaiJH!f 6 6 1034 1021 - -- - ..... Loiiii'Gialll 526 R. Bowen 6 6 960 936 NBA STANDINGS l;rle• W Part: 2477 TOTAL Riffle 439 4 8 ltltl7 1031 qyyxl I S18 NBA stgs !-3 3d DabWood • Arnold 5CHJ I 8 1065 1034 National Basketball Association Cr*ll 5tl Woa I, lAIII Davia il'arau Smith 453 3 9 904 1023 By United Preos bttematlonal GMw as E. Perry f24 Logan 421 2 II 1128 1189 Eutern Dlvt•lon ~ M7 R. Carson 446 Hysell 415 Moltllay'o Renlto: W. L. Pet. JloullMbelt 538 '. 325 c. Bahr TOTAL . , 1234 81 Purdue 76 Bostoo 5Z 19 .732 Total 2517 571f Woa Z, Loti 1, 3 I'Gioll Minne,!lota 105 Wbconsln !Ill Cincinnati 50 22 .894 H. Cbeaher · W•·liAnll PaiiJIII 449 .:::._;:_::_::.::~:.· ::::::j <llhio State 86 llllnols 71 Philadelphia 30 39 .435 L. S!Dltll 153 A llblft Stmmay'o Schedule• New York JO 52 .271 . p , · I) Bock HANDICAP 2367 Riley 519 Ca!Wcllhy 581 TOTAL at Iowa WHtera DlvloiOD at Ohio Stall W. L. PeL Greaa 420 li~:~;~_ State J:>ue1i. · cs Woa I, Loti I at Indiana San Francisco 43 29 .597 Chapman 420 B. DM'II 48tJ Blao I Grey Purdue at Norlhweotern St. Loois 40 31 .583 Burton 315 Andll 40tl v. Wippel I WiSCOIJSin at llllnoill Lot Angeles 37 3S .514 Oblinger GO Siwlr 422 A. Coatea TOTAL Baltimore 29 40 .120 1200 Tvtil :129'1 c. Inaelo Oltlo H. S. Baatetltell Scom Detroit tl 52 .257 Won I, Loot I, 1 Polal 'tf•l·llllt I · PoiUJI F. .Pofter Unlteol Press botenatlonll Moa..y'o Refnllts . t ·• tee11 , J. Duerr Lahr JID. TllllliiiJIDOIII St. Lools Ill San FriD. 102 Nelson GOt 11. MOJ&o tfO TOTAL HslfhliJ --~ ' 1M Cos• AA al rr., (Only game scheduled) 11M f?1 WGD l, lMt 1 . Tulllday'l Galtl4!1 Holmes 385. Urbeaa 77 E. Rilillh Cl Mr. S,. Springfield Catholic 65 Cincfnnall at New York P. Stewarl at ~P . lllf . Jim, SIIIOII 4,11 Faulk · 05 cars The Dodge Boys sell, the mo~ you save. Springfield South 5f Boston vs. Phlla. at SrracuR Today'sthe dayi ;Y~~ pick tile Dodge. You pick .~o. . ". , 110 L. Jemn .:ro SS NorthWestern st (Only samoa scheduled) They've got the standard-size Dodge priced witb 'l'olal:: . · aaa· D•.DOtaon 4'1t · HANDICAP the ~ ~r· ~~ pick the color. Do it all TOTAL . .• 11i1t good old "Car F" and "Car C." Check the comin one trip- y! W..I . LIItr .... • c.~, • 2, lMt 1, • Pollia R. CaJiohart 4llli ·-···.pact Oa~t , too. And the big Dodge 880. Where? AI The Dodge Boys'. They've been B.llldft M.. Weny 175 ..... ft Jill On top of that, The Dodge Boys back every pleasing Jots of car buyers (ond their wives) ' HANDICAP 2116 Mitch At deal with a worry-free 5-year/50,000-mile wat• lately. Sales ore up 28% over the comparable TOTAL Hl6 J, C. Roush Haaertr : . . 18'1 "nty.• Best in the business. The Dodge Boys period last yelf. Now they're dnlitlf fllr an WMl, J,.- I . J. F. ROuJb "·'" ~'''"''"' ' '441 R.~ · · · are great guys to do business with. Your wife'll 1.. even bigor increase. Ind. Bl,&b .Game - IL Tennant liOO " L !llaiJil ·' .... Tho! means nioney in ~ pocket The more love 'em! 14111' .. Dl. Sheban 546 D. M!llei- " ' .... Ind. l{llh Serloo - 1ol TOTAL 24lt Tala $77. Woal, Lut't, f POinlll W• UMt·l Pelall I Tllm· IIIah Soorei. - Blue ' Odd llalli l'ldlllt- Bar . J. SleW!&~ . ' . l llf Grij Jql• ·. Sllvl!rl 'ftlm -~ l!erW - lllul I , W, ~ . , Walker 0 . . , 0 • ~,~··,, ' .,I·~ Ill· Lobloa 511 , . G. - ~~~ ,,'. ;.. .:...". ."' '' '· ""'" -· Scholnlob D. ifhnujel , .' 117 HawleY tou;::n~ sche~li: =to 1'-y Davis Will 'Hit and Run' This Year polnll:;: =J·~·~~~~~~=~~~~~-:·~~~~-;~ Robinson, Evans Post Triumphs ~!~:m~ ~~ : ~:. tOWLING . 1 • 1 11 ·--~-· I Shaw Near 2nd Title, Would Be First Since Bevo 1 I 1 lildl¥:'' • . ' f' '\'..) ·~~ • ·, cUDII dJCIItUt Wjje 'ot a~~WD~sfll now or at tim~ iJJ the {llr~ fll. m-. Ill bfo. ..,Y ll Ia ololt< • .,_ lot ~ ~ '* · fanl Ill _... l ~ ... .. . TOtal step wltb her European Com11101t llla(let patliletl on Utls U.t lbtr. .. lf,. ·'"· . . v·IC·t·1m.Th·US Far Col.·umbU·S ·E·as·t 0nIy T·ourney w.. _., "' ..................... • • w , . . . C~Wiil>41011, Dl (UPI} '- -"l,:• r ··, 'l. • ~ . end . - cltfense, ~ JJIIO!l t , Laterlntheball, 9blo_,..) \easywln. lllinois pullodto ,pith· dlalbetl blclr Jqto Braddt, hel41 Ill 17 polnll tot.! rocketed ott to a 7-4 lead llliht up a 45-21 margln and owned a in threatening dtstanc. later In _,. •Bla Tell load on Gary Ill blllllt two 1111111, fOUDd the lint thret mlnut.o. 'Th<iJ 45-33 advantaae at lntermlalOO. the haU belore •nolber spurt l raolllil' I be ql4o n ¥oodoJ 1'1JJ(le illr M 11 the Bucb qed lBraddl hit three ....,.eta and a .Three quick bucie!l u Jhe buried Its hopea. - ~ .,. mUilll llllliOia Ill a ball-pme La lronl t1 ldll pa1t of !reo thrpwa to. put.11to: Mcoocl half opened sent the Taylor Crellll Deleue l!iptll lb'qltl 9lellm, R-7t, Mlcblpn. BucU lri frotJ~. Tbl1 plniid the BUckeyet rut to an 18-point Die~ Ricketll came up Willi ,...,.,. Gaulle'• reecnl 4IICIIIIIont )! tile ...::..~ Partl IVItb ll'est Oerman Olar ~ ....... - . 1111117 cellor Ltlihllt !Jrbard and 1111 B I ·~el)o lo Jill l'l_ e ti' It Antonio Stgn a • m llutlto Ill. 11 1- ,.,. aholred PUbc!W 1a .. far out .r I I. IO~, "t~1ge '• o;:;._ ::');!':! :.. I' *"' S~raigli ·- i?r to ..w ~ be ' c:e.w to ""' - SINTIMI: li' t80ik"TioN Foreiv_n News CommentCI'): . Ohio AS A MERE ·IJSTENilJt to tbe S!lnny BeiCOn. Wrlllnc ln~e.San Juan Diary, Llaton.Cass.lus Clay madnels, 1 have be tooll: tbem to' llii'•'Wiupp!JII Post" for 1 rqched the conclusion that the ancient their· behaYior ..J.. attackiii& ' Gary'a "111> ....__.._ _ .. art of boxlne bas almost attained thl roc~ for tt~·:to enter a smart · P¥ F.th-rt•1 ·, _117 "Loot kid ·...,· daD\ fili-!ilti · hiib level ol wrullina In UU. naUon. coQtail Jounce at Jlilbl drelaed In rll4 , · · , Jlllb aut -a ~~-...,... . at tbe n11xt ~iampiolllhi.P ella~ Mr. ClAY llermuduhorbi IIJlOrls sblrt no tie and Dear Heleb. lnl1lraDee { will j\111 enter lbt fwta1!IJ!:I , l hla bait uncombtii ! (OoU;r, ii'Ony, you Gfttl! ,..,.... wll1 ,It ~~~'II all 10• blonde wtc and lbrowtna IOld llldi'plltt oqht to IH what 111 wean up here at II· 11-.....10 ~- .wild 10 ·10 IIIII?' • · • · · .. J to hll worshipers, tb'e tad w1U ht.¥t b~~en Strdl'll) Tbe oolumnjlt bad 1 few uncom· our llailll 1!la I~ a ...._ · " accomplished, and any prlleflllitel' can pllment.ary wordl to 111 abOut thalli b1o tla. IIIII Willa DIJ .... llllllil l'vt 11m&' bail; .. ~ hold hit bead up when be flnd•IU!i)Mit In llavtor m San Juan, aeeuiad them of U..· ant Ill be IYPIOII _. ......., .,. qllnlt 1111 aam._11~~~ -the same ballroom with • arunt-and· IIIII the pnA and pubUe ''lhabblly," and ~ ltllt' IOftJ' IW btl'· piiJIIO pi I INII!If__. . ' groaner. . ' wound wtlb: ' ltlilpple: rm auc· "' lbll ..... .. iOliiHacl1 0111114-_, ."All can AY to IUta Rayworth and ap palallaf, tllllllddtf loldl. all aoavtel~q~ • ·•·•~~ The match, It you wtll exelll\e the expreulon. · oime over the alrwaya A 111 Gary )l.urW II tbll: Go homel We don't 1 COIIII do1l1l Willi lhl pal n t 1111111111 10 lip 1M ...,.. ~~'~"· event limultaneoualy funny and frlihti Ill~In Puartli lUcol" bucket QQ IN' hold. Doll ..,.. .rot. all t1'iflt ll ~ ,......_lli· enlnc. On the Ollt hand you heatd th' · MERMAN wrltlll frlelldl tblt boll7 11!11 for lbll Unimtlltt No. haPI\IIIId and llow 1-~ obsequloua radio mtn lntrodu~ pres· ber Loi!dOII opellinlll Tllli·of the ToWII ' lliiJ·jlllt JIUih.-lllt lf \117 1111t ~IDol" · • ; · <orll~su;. er.t aDd Pill PUllin ~Ilea Of rt~llet IIU'IIUHd - "If tlllt'M' ~ble" .- the ~hom .tlit ~tdlla ll't I Dow 'iim'R~· seldOm 'f~•had ' on the Arcbbilho) Of OYitlOD tbe ~eritDced · lt her pl'ellliert e -~ - ~, ~ but 1 ctp' flelli :~ Canterbury; then you were treatad to In the Piau'• Ptnlan_ .aoo _ m few montba ihi-:-.t.; i brokiiiiO~ - · I II:Udtlll~· ~ . • 1ems of phlloaopby uttered with lncrld· 110 . . . llflke Nlebola, cnr.etor O! ~;toP ¥OJ ~t , · ': ·.' . :~ I'm • · hal ·· · lbly lllienltllla aratllmaUell deYiaUon . Broadway oomady, . ·"Bilifoot,. ·1ft " W Nf·Bdlf.lf'· , 1;. ;; · l 1 u.r ·a nt rn' lilt · ·'· · \ :when the parade of champlontlirtlilbad l'll'k."balrecelvid.atlwtonemovttor lbllPII.. bi!W·-~ .·19"' tbroWIIII me; ......,.. .MiPd mto the microphones. There wu eolllld· tll..tr, offer 't\1111 day Iince the 1llow tba .,.. ' mpper, mil bien "pM4!elbil" ..., <• erable humor in the pllpt of tbt rolllld• opened , , . Frellcb ~mady· ltlr Ferllan- 1111111 ·. ;,.·'IDI, Wbiii·J ,....,. CIJIIIIIIlll' WOIII!I 119 ,,. . ~ by-round announcen as they tried-- ex· del It battllna a lll)'ltlrloua ailment. H• · · wll""- ....,, or tilt 11111 1•• · ·' ttit~' · ' •. Met tbree months, 4,075 pages of tracts, including potential st1rs In the plain what they wtre aeelnc ev~n~"-hilt dropped 10 poundlln one mo11th, and llanlr, il'l :r'~~~out a tick~ ·;.;£. •J;c, te-Ctny, 432 covernment exhibits and minoro. they hed&ed aa~•t what lb.y··· wm docton haven't fiJured out WIU' . . Jm:r ~ . _ 11111 FO"' auidont •••1- •.;;.i..o. -'"! · ''' The commission will now withdraw to 34f;,-1leten~~e exliiblta, the Federal Trade afraid they ml&bt bt iieeinc In the n~ tewta' 18-JiaMid" 1011, Gary; II· the laf.: .,. ~m 11111 n. 0n tba otbar · · -;-:t::""~· ~'1 1""" chew the matter over and will announce Com'millllop has completed Its bearings 10 seconda. Tlit aentle, bumltll filiiIii- eat of the abow bll you~ fi1 to try fol· It 1111'1 11117 tun 110 l...ab II II )Uitlce lilr·1 ~· on Olle ot the stickles!. cuea ever to come Its decl1lon in July. ess ceased, however, when the fight did, lowllli a famoua parents toost~ps . He'll at a ..atUng .mollllPt rta~~y . l'rlellcl ~ a 4l'ld \0 lab' tf1¥ _' One thing will not be changed. how· to l.tl attention. and the aftermath, as It came over my become an actor at the_ Puadena _ P lay· bui1. UJOUI'_ fami!J eur word lllinf! ~ IIIli 'efR'!''• 118 The situation Involves 1 bubble gum ever: The trading value of, say, a Sandy portable set, wu scary. ' house. . . 110pa ~ at joUr llubl. try lo "twce" 'mHIIIQ ~·!' ·~inpany and ita alleged monopoly of Koufa~ as against a Roaer Maril will The holse, the frenzy, the crlejt, 0~ . The first of tbe Be'alltf tll~ff dliOI ~-C wql'l')'lu8 aboUt YQIII' I fat.. rtllllli 10, rn . . bl.ri!J•c ' th! .baseball card business. Accordine to still be left to ' the ultimate arbiters men damnln~ each other over tr~. 'tbt! Is 011t and doln~ veey \Vell..:...SO,OOO ree- ·av~m.C, ,...If 'nijfjll be 1et- easyt - tOI.LtGIC MA!f•"'ll >tt the 'federals, the manufactuurer hu !led the kids. splinterina. of preu tables, tl\e savaae ords sold the fmt day It was on · tba tin& oblky ·· R · · · · ~ Coli MM ·,.,i4 l "'" well, 11P.: illmost the entire professional base- ing with government income ytlliJII of' ti-iumJlhant Cassius, the gener· store shelves. It's called ''The Beatles' ~ar Hele~:- • ar 1!1• ' , ,,,:f "'"'" Hll playing population to long,term con- thai's something else again. al ambiance of llatred, ma~e a terrible Flying Saucer," and ba~ ;~mJord~n lm· AfW · ding about tba col· No 11'1 1101 ialr.eacl 1 picture without 1111 screen at all. personatin& Ed SuDivan· m " Wildly funrea ,.......... eed lnllllanee Caai)IIIIJ -'It ~<J ·.~ · .. tHhe Communlltl made a recordtne ny "illtemew wltb the Beatle.s." ShoUld 1"e b.oY wllo.IOI _ -. _..,.. lt lyinll down. Ttl! of tbl ·fllbt broadeut, and bea!" It Into sell a million . Eight-year-old Valerie ~~~~ ':~ ~ ~ e:cactif wliat ~- · · .. . tba lroll <::urtain countrlea, playmg It ov· Lee of "Here's Love" has one-upsman· !hi ' U ' , expe<lence hila like It ~ .. .~ z .. Here's good n@WI! for loose-t~nded, ex· University of Missouri. It is perhaps the er and over-lnterrup,ted only. by an- shlf. on all the crownup dolll ill the mus- 1 Qllt«~Y":; home you'n In a,. rlil!t @1\Jl£ .. ctaarette smokers andtor secret admlr· greatest breakthrough in th@ field since nouncem111111 aaylna 'This Ill bfe 'in lbt lea . She's beeb lilned 1o plar opPQtitl . . ,..,_ . 1 be afraid 10 · fl8ht' OIJ: ~ 1869 when a Missouri farmer named Unttetf,Stltls"-lt will prove more valu· Caey Grant in h18:n~:YUelter,':"A I!Jtt:e. ·~~'l~'in~"=way I'm llad 10 ... J11U doli'l era of Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Allen Job~ Scharnke had the first pipe bowl able than aeveral brle(cues full of atom- of Dragons" . .. Ed1th Plaf's young wid· 1 .~.~· c .;... 1 lhat ldnt.l - B. .. , . " Dulles, Norman Rockwell, Bennett Cerf fashioned from a corncob. ic secreta, or a mile of atolen microfilm. ower, Thea Strapt!, booked with all the wlleo """ ar ~ _.,..... . Tile llllllltlid '....;.:;. :.l'!•• • Only three companies in the nation and a number of others: I'm not sure euetly what wa1 aet debtl and tu p~blems she left bllbln4, IIW blm, In tim ' ~ Gilt, 'X'ht liltll lfrl w;....,.,.£ , . The Corn Industries Foundation has make corncob pipes, and because only back 100 years by tbt Uaton·Ciay flgbt. hope• to 10lve hl.l financial probltJI\I ~ ~ leadlrJia pup)!)' QQ a "· ·.; _ · ~ announced the results of scientific pro· Missouri IJottomland• seem able to proBut somethtna w... with the profltl from , an ,lnterna.tlonal . ·11111 tile ·. ~ '*me back Allied her JMIIhbor :.• ject MO Pipe 12. Put in simple terms for duce the quality cobs needed, they have RITA HAYWORTH'S Puerto Rican slnstnl! tour .on whlcli ha'a embarldnc and 'lit tw ·m~ · ·m 11 both a 111 w dati?" ·' ;:r.· · the layman, It means that better corncob made Washlnaton, Mo., the corncob cap· Idyll with Gary Merrill was romantle for next mont!&. Thto needs almost •50,000 llln~ of t<tUor and ~. pttt. Sbl lhaulhl a m.......r ·~I !tal of the world. pinN are in the offing. them. but aome,lblnJ 1111 than a 1ucee•• to pay oft everything, In caH aomt frlalld drunk, hauled me 0111 to -. lb111 shook btr ~~"'flf" They are currently speculatin& on MO Pipe 12 is a new hybrid corn with with the Island 1 top eolunmllt, Tony at the ChiSe Manhattan Is llltenlna. the ·"damSCe" rtl done. 1 loot· we pt him at tba an excenti~na llv hard cob that waa de· what would hapoen lif they could 11et . ld and lilt a brok~ · ialt lllbl lei'" lhe llld "IU I ... ~; ·. .· veloped by Or.' llbrcus s. Zuber at the women intere•ted in corncob pipea. have not retirod, when H ,. '~Ac Ill the wth 19f, lour..daya. ibw ·a~~:~~· .~ fender . • used dog." - SA . " • • eal'fful planning the thret· prob. .1\UYIJ\J.., A lhtlu.tht .fw ~ .• r-Gtr. I 1~1 , , • lbete TO B. ; '•.'.f/l'.• Jl:f lems mentioned have been 10l· 1 man oulhor Thomu Ktmpla Will rust Ill .!lldf· Then . ..,,, 1,.,., ved. By Ua'"' Pr..- . . . .llotlal ...,. laid: "Bt not an&rl' lhat J .. · Today lo Tuuclay, March i, fOil cannot make olhen U you 1ng 011 m7 car not ·Oven dli< DIVOTID TD INT~jlp~ A •urvey of retired persons ilht t3rd day 11 19M With 301 wish litem to lie. linea you can- .. _.__. dulit tllat'·wtlllld shOw I'd• Mlitl MUON ' ' · ~ revealed that In 2! per cent to follow · . not make yourself u you wllh '~"""" u ., · ..... · ... · Way~ c . Brand•tadt, M.D. Imont? from the category of the retired the health was wor.., alter re· to be ,. somel!otly. !!o I said, 811', SQme me~ achieve·. retire· 1 Whon it is po~~sibl! to do so, bf!ot't!Wnlr!•c 'Ill~ Is tln!!M»I ~," rr per coni It ftl Tho . ~n 1• •pprOachlnl Ill · ·• """ ·' '"" "" • """"·" all're m~·t ~. jle .l!llcl, ... . "" nt .nd • .;... hav;- reli"" IUoo b•st plan t~ a vadual re- onelOIQS'I!I'Ie. or vllll~ls, unchiiiiR~ and in 40 per cent last qoarter. ' pc).m,E "ll JOU ~·I iiiiio iap; ru ~ !:;~ ;:"- lht If . tlrement in whtch for a I e w gland m)OCtwns and dtet fads. it ,.11 Improved Sovaral faetors The evening llllln are Venua . tile t!OPI· I wtift't atloid to PlY c..1 11 111 n n 1 a. · men thruot upon m. II " · years ,.me gainful part-Ume I!Albbieo are helpful but must enter Into the detormlnatlOII ot omd Jupiter. WASHINGTON (UPII - Stn. for what I hadll'l done; IO he - . ..., ~or.t to be a rolllt!sal bore, you employment is puroued. This alwiiy• be ~Rarded ~~- 1 he ~our health after retirement On tbil day In hlatoryi Jolin L Mcaltllan, D-Ark., 11)'11 called the pollee. I be1l I 1111 _ • .,., -~ lll acd !*lor make some con- a valuable cushion a&alnsl too . off d ,. b b'-~l ~.' Florida --•·-• lh he II thinking about propolibJ lwl a fOOd ease llld WUII'I • - "' . truetlve plans wall l,o advance \ ed . . . d m the c ee an not "'e ut uooou "'"y a R!'Ut cltal ...,. In 184$, . ..__ e '•"'•'alloo to mallo It tmiiJwful --'ed -~• .... _......, ell' ..- ... '"" - - " ... .. ' go oat • r ucUon 1• mcome an itself. Many 1 persoo pendl 011 your attltudt. UniCII 11 llta 17th 1tate. .....,. .....-r• • wow """"' , .... · · ~• • · ' ""' If R"''\Y. . It has the further advantaae hao looked torw$rd to ,... · to beiOIII 10 a Nefti 4ll'lmblal came and tills 1111 !llld, 'HI, 111•• " r These plans must lake Into of providing more time foc the 11 nt a lte fro Most men do not relish belnC In IIU, lloblrt PvrJ ~ oJ1111lulllll: ' · · .,., · "• Cllarlle bo~" the WU. n d • I' eonllcltratlon the th~ • bs!lc development of your hobbies. :;~: .• ;•has r~:~ to .:k .:. IIVIcted from the J~s at which ceivttl _ ~tlqn aod lht IICeO.Uin, wllou ltnall In- tlds?" 'BtisOm ~. ""' -k~"i.:: problems: Hvlnl ·on a some- Tbe next blot thma is to par,._ l . they have spent Uoe1r most pro- tbanU of thtl U.S. Conlml for ...U,atlonl .,bllommlttao held what roduCO!! lncolne malnllft· tlctpate in oome worthwhile oom· sp~~h !~om 8 ch::!hed hobby duclive years. But anyone can his ezpadtUon to lhe North N1 bearlnp oo lha "Colli NIJitrl" I ahowd all lhl ance ~ physioal ~~lth and munity a~:tlvlty. · Ho•pitalo, w as aone s e. develop a COIIotruetlve attitUde in lQ, orhhW 10Citlf, lllcl Sundl)' why my ear tollldn'l IIIW hll 11oi1J - mental adjustment. churches, charitlt• and poliUcal Recent llludiN have shown and fmd great compeilptlon In In tlltl'i!, an Air ,.....,. plane no Jlft!lenl law eovertd mem- hiJ and my lwo ~ .,._ ::, .:., -oaf You~ flnsnclal problem can 011anizatiOIII 11'11 aU anally In . tho chaneos for autvlval In a planned notirement. In I h 1 caught In the air over the Plo benhlp In 111 tir(lanlatlon deolo what I llld tlllt lllld. the "" ·- • -:..;;; ::;~: be mOl _ by earl)' participation need of volunteer workers. You ret1red por10no aro better than Jut anaoyllil, bow you IIOive lhlt clflc Ocean a U.S. Dlseoverer lcated to crime u of poUeentan dldll't _eVen ·lllten. ..uo -~ in 1 iioutld aonulty · plan a n ~ can get the moet out of this For lholo of lbe ume a1• who problem depends IHI you. sateWilt had orbit. llvtllllootl. Bt 111111 llldt ltJid lllkl - · wi,. Investment t>l yoor !8VIngo. of work if you sbow a wllllngTho health pM>blomt should be noss to serve wlthoot undue minimal If you have ldllowed cone.rn ibllut · pttlna the mlet of hfglene ·ani! ~ you tr,..,g lo mn the show•. ----·::. have periodic -heolttl checkupo.J yourMII in IIUcll a ...Vico What then ot the Jiler.tal adjust- go tar toward nmoviJII you , l ' 10( a ,,. s ' Ohio State Boeke y~s .Near Fifth SPnti~t,.PI .. . ~ Dnily . T~ \ . . " . ~ ......... . . ~ J ,:><;.. ·1, ....... . '~J:i• ' ~· ', ~~ .... ~ · "i ,, ~ :F~J· . · ..... . .i; ~ r:. " ~ ' ~~rn · H'""·"'t,. ~ :- -:- ... .~, ' . ._, . ; I; ~; .. i ' '•'i, 1 ,, 1' ·, ,, ' .. .. n: . .. " !.. ,. . . :U."{{J ; ;/i - • J I, ,... ·' MEN-WOMEN < • SEE THE lODGE BOYS TODIY HANDID" .--~,. ... ~---~ "* .......... ,...,., ' llllh ., ' .\ . iS• lull. GIQ.. ... Arnold ,.,, .R..·H. : RAWlfN GS SONS .!t(L ... : .l' ' - , •• j •' WANTED! • '' I .,,_.,,.I '; > • ....-.,._,· I • ',\. • '·f . ,_ ' ll·~ . ', •,;. : ........... ' t • . . 'Mil\:l ·_ SECdND STIE~ . ,, -- . �. . ,. . ...-.. . ~L-- ., _. ._. . . -~·---.. . . . . . _. _. I ' ,, I • ' • •• ·'' !:;; :jf~ . e:~~~ ~ LOCAL AND·STATE N~~.' 1lf Mason County, \fest Virginia Hokpilal Newg ' I YJour bills all PAID ~. and extra cash too•. ·"COLEMAN" HEATING AND '-AIR-CONDITIONING t SALES & SERVICE Want to feel great i.gain! J.um ... one sensible cash loan here. Pay off all your bills and debta. aave extra eash besides to buy real bar~ Save 25% to 50%. Then have 01111 one convenient monthly payment. easier to handle. Phone ... then stop for your money. Enjoy yourseH Ill the more in 1964. P~is Wants ·Reds to Sit With WHO When m011ey Is the question, CITY LOAN Is the answer. _ _ _ _ _ _.., ITY OAN & SAVI;'~GS CO. WY 2·21 71 Market Rep6tt Pomeroy; 0. 1963 MODEL r l I j Sale of Westinghouse Automatic Washers WESTINGHOUSE AUTO. WASHER Both With Full Warranty Regulor 199.95 • WESTINGHOUSE AUTO. WASHER Regular 228.88 Free Delivery Moore's In Pomeroy FLAMELEss~- ELECTRIC .you. want ifto be erotected by a 'hosp_italizatioll . .~. pla[l !/lat rs guara11teed renewable fot·life, the man to see is your man from N4tionwide: llU WARD ,, . ',' . )6"' DON'T YOU READ BEFORE YOU BUY? 115 E. 2nd ' Newspaper a~~s. ·Maiazme ads. Catalogs and brochures. This is where sales get started. This js where people turn to ferret out the facts which allow aa intelligent buying decieiou. Pomeroy Rip Van Winkle slept for twenty years, no wonderr THIS WEEK'S He had an electric blanket fpr relaxing, sleep coaxing warmth. the BLIECTRIC co. SPECIAL ~ :'fl .(ot ·~-VMIU. AND •eUTH&•N ...... -:'-aC:TIItC. COOOOA'IV . HUNTR-VACATION SPECIAL --· ... Ot,t ...ely For Sprlngl People,can lin~with«·¢iated page:twominutes, five minutes, size, prices at their own pace. They can rip out a printed ad, ten. 'they can come back to it save it, show it to friends, make againandagain. ~ycancom­ notes on it, clip coupons. They pare one product with another. . can and they do. Don't you? They can study styles, fea&wa, If yw've aooJething to sell, it will pay to promote it in print· -where ~1~ on the brink of buying~rlgettheirbandsonit. Print makes sms~ becaUle priDt , makes Sillcl.. ~· ~· .. ' SO~ ·ForfVa" Type Truck C(lnverted ~~~~..e~ller--Bleeps 4. ~~ heat, U&l\ts. refrlprator, .....,umer gas stove, btiflt-ln sink, gu'n ra~; ~a~st f~,.ilnd qverhead Ue~ts. . . ~~;Of .- ' • . •soo .~Y4N.-.~"DT ~'. '• .. .. , . ' . ' ..... \ "' ' .. ' ... l-:.-~;r ~ ·~ Jr'-, ' fairy tales �.I ·ferred ltJt aoclaJ comment wllh - - --- 8--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Mar. 3, 1964 Kyger Real Estate Far Sale FOR SALE Get FOR SAlE -- BY MR8. D. L. SPIRI!'.'I Mr. and MJ'I. Perry . IINIII·J burv and Mrs. Cora Ward visit· ed ·Mr. ond Mro, Bert Carson, Middleport, Rt. 1 rerenlly. Mrlld•;;; Canon wao the former Mlao Clara Rife ot Kyeer. Mr. and 11-----::--:-:---,c ---- ; - . Mrs. Cnrson'• d•n""t..- VirJin1959 Ford G1l1xie Now Only $1088 TWO LOTS. Muoberry Reoghtl. ia Ia a commerdal teacher in 1 Door. 8 cyl. entint. Automatic tranS. ~White finish, sharp Phone WY 2-3429. the Wooster school system. 2 I lie Tho Women's 'Society or the Kyl!l' Metbodlot church 1962 Chevy II Nave Reduced to $l699 11-::=-::-:-:-=,.--=c::--::-;-:;-FOR SALEMlddloJ"'":I talJ. 1o e.pr,u their thanks to Mrs. Station Wagon . Yes Sir! One owner and it has low maleage, es1 bulidJu&, tocated S5J N. Bert Car1011< lor the lovely quill elean inside , ~tharp ivory and blue finish, hat eood tires, raSecond Street, Moddloporl. top presented to them which dio, healer. Prlred for quicll tale. Inquire theY wUI quUt and oell. ' 1953 Cadillac _ Was $595-..- Now $399 1 II Ohlo R.Ul ID 18 tie Miss Rlla Spires visited reConv~rtible Coupt'. Handsorne and Joveab\e, vlnyl lnterlor, rently with Mn. Woodford and Hke new car's. Pow(>r slet'ring, automatie, top excellent, raFOR SALE: I rooms and bath, sons, CooivWe. dio and heater. 3 acreo. Bottled 1a• furnace. Dennis M. Spires, 10n or Mr. Harrisonville ROO<i. Approll- and Mra. Deronio L. Spires, apmately s mlleo !rom Pome- peared •• a Jli'!St on the BUdroy. Call WY 2-«HH. dy Starrher TV show Tbur!OPEN EVIS. 7:00 P.M. U~ 2 28 Sir day February 20 and presentPOMEROY, OHIO ___________ ed two numbers on his - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - '!sMALL FARM for sale, 38 ac- Mrs. Marvin Rupe spent re!. 7 room house, Z mHes afternoon recen'41 with ~ Far Sale Insurance out of Rutland, Contort Ro- Marlin Rife. MAKE YOUR campa ign 8 sur- JOHNSON Simp!AlD Insurance bert Baret!. Phone SH :&- Mrs. Ethel Pyles, Mrs. cess. Campaign cards , $3.99 · Agency "m AD forma o1 In ~324. 2 29 lip ry Pyles, Mrs. Virginia lr;;;;;;;;;;...;;.;_~..,i..-;;;;;;;==--=--====="'"JJ WANTED 1'0 BUy : Farm with or without bulldmgs, 25 to 1110 arres. on or near St•tto ltnutt ill38 or 124. N. Rose. 3601 Sam01' uel Rd., Akron, 44311. Ohio. 2 2S IOtp Pomeroy ' I Motor Co. 2 SIGNS QUALITY ~,;;:~.;;(VPlJ - Tbe •· wut o fnle ·lalaalltloal ,,._ WANT AD · INFORMATION ,. Pomeroy Motor Co. I " ~, ... ,_ ... ·-. · - A.O ...... • - - - , . Wllnl, F en• inlertiu ..,u ~- Cbart• "' W'ord for 'l'h:re1 con. i5 Dl...uat ert ,-ltl ••• •nlll wlttlln 11 ••r•· •CAbIll OJ' TBANXS 1J oarru. .iaiJ:I - ll.a& far 110 'lli"Ord min· ' - .. ·-~ •dd.IUanal word 1~. I I @) per thousand. Prinl.ed book JUJ'3DL'e·. Jim Johnson and nd Bobb Th Lee of .elltorlal rule. the Amlricla . Illtolo aalled biiur II Riven • npaot FICII'Idi · loHio tho job. Thq once - wltlt '! . ." . . landed a .baf. It wu oalled SUnday;• . GuantenJiilo_. - Tile yeer "1198" · sl)ow emplof!"' IIIII. ' · SpanlshoAmerlcin War • Thll lronyo f rentral evellt; t1ie emero ,of tha United Stak!o u world power wa1 Ita central and Theodore Roole..,ll was the centtal cbaratter, with of ABC~TV''sl ~ Sidney Blackmer 11 hll opeclal, volel, Ha wu bully, u wu • ,oitcelved entire bour. "lli!J8;• . 'D!e . program ltd up ,toO nlgllt program war lly outllnlq the endln& fit lOin' showo In nation'• ll'""at pioneer da)IJ_. ·•s.p of wu d""' ·beautifully Willi ·· which 'To-ere. and 1be creatln ca~ the roftleal of thai ' bii beet! 'io 'Iii!• group of key years: 1492, 1o the series. The burat- • ' 17'16, 18118 and 1964. Tbua far, of lbdustry w~ ln color and " were tho immlgranll and Rather than lhl> script qule~ Ill- er $I"de I • ·Lf w s ere as ,_1gn \ I A"Ir Slushon Ground' .,.. . :-"·:- DOW 0 ' .· :·: Bud Sin:opsoo Agents. FOR SALE: 1 room house, ;erry. Wy Va. were ' 1 1 lfr bath, utility room. I floor, guests of Mr. and Mrs. ~ ed business necessities. Print· 2 yrs. old. Breezeway, gar. Conkle and family. lng done locally. Phone WY2age, storm windows and Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt 31182 . 3 3 uc Business Services Qn'ICII BOUU doors. Forced air gas film. Kanauga. were Monday VISI· United ~·• lnteraatlonal the United Stamp-Out February of the people regard Mardi u . . . A. 1L .. 1:0t t .II. Dalb' ...,...,~• A.ll. te l::ldla u• aco. Lot 100 1 350. $10,000. lora or Mrs. Nettle Swisher. - WASHINGTON (UPI)-There LeaJII'!. We will now hear its tbe moot unpleuam 111011th? 125 LEGHORN ~ens, SOc apiece. I,-=========;; I Edison Hollon, Minersville. Phone 667-3288, Bob Powell, Mrs. Rndoey Spires, Diana was snow in the air and slush report. Vice Chairman: Yes, Mr. ' " .. un Profession.tll Dry Cleaning TO..._...,. • Ohio. WI 9-3679. Tupper1 Plains, Ohlo. and Timmy called on Mrs. Salon the g1:011nd . w hen the NationVice Chairman : The delegaChairman. IIIIULT f'BODUClN8 and Shirt Laundry 2 29 3tp Z 29 3tp ly Wlbes, Cheshire Rt. recently. Coml!llitee 1o Aboll•h Marrh t1on met twlre with the AnU- Chairman: Wbal wu lbelr .. 41ft .., 1 Hour Cleanlne s nd 1 llo ol M LUMP COAL. Deliver or pick u ay v s rs r. and for Its annua 1 meet- February group durfn& 1963 bul react1on.• ·2157 up yourself Goegleln ReadyAltorlng and Repolrlng Mrs. Clinlon Jones were Mr. Here Is a transrrlpl of' the was unable to reach any sort of . Vlre Chairman: They ohowed ,HONE WY 2 Pocket's and Zlp)ten H 1 W f d d Mr 1 ......,.~. Mil co., Page st.. Middleport e p In e an s. Les ie Lemley, Mr. merger agreement. us a publ lc oplbton poll ,......_,, a?d Mrs. Luther Lemley, !"~tlbg wlll Chairman : What was the dll· lndlrated that 1111 per ctto•t~ . 11 16 ttc ,JO lbo. Dry Cleaning $2.00 1----=::::-==-- - DISCOUNTS ville, and Mr. Henry SUitner. AI our last llculty? people "'gard February )il'tfi' Notice FOR SALE PICKUP A DELIVERY A"":ENT!ON: fi2.SO piUI com· Mr. and Mrs. Bill Darst and a delega· Vice Chairman: They kept In· IOO!t borrendouo IIIIJIIt!t; '•! -==========~GmSON-Kay-Harmony guitars moasoon, 2 men to service lo- family were recent vlsllors the vice chair· slstlng that February Is a more Chairman: Did you ~- out ., and Amplifiers, 24 months lo ABC CLEANERS cal ~ea. Immedoate and stea- Mr. aod Mrs. Don &blUing and to confer with leaden of disagreeable and depressing to lhem thai March Is the lillY· USED APPLIANCE BUYS pay. see or call l'iffio Jewel- & SHIRT LAUNDRY dy mrreases. Must be mar- daughter, Middleport. month than Mlfrrh. They agreed lhlng standlbg ln the WBY (~ 16 Cu. Pt. Unleo ers, Point Pleasant. W. Va., 773-5543 Moson, W. Va. roed and have car far confl. Keith Bradbury returned Saturday with Mr. and M r a. II might be a good Idea for us April? That March lasts ~ • - · oxcelloot ... ... $125 Phone 511, Bill WeUman, Les dentlal interview. Write P.O. home Sunday alter enjoyine a Clyde Barnett _and family. 1o 'WOI"k logeUoer, but only If we than February and Jeellli':._JDI!Ilh 12 Cu. Pt. G. I. frost-Free Wllllamsoo. IB-30d COMPACT Sweepers. Authortz. Box 1125, Parkersburg, W. week's vacation tn Florida. Mr. -and Mrs. Ray Mitchell concentrated on getUng rid of longer than II aeluaUy 'JJf·· .. Rtfr ..erator - ·--- --·· $125 1 Va 3 22 5tc le Le 1 cu. Pt. Hotpolnt I ed sal•• and ..rvtre. Write _ · Mrs. Mary Fowler and son children, Mrs. He n m- February first. Vice Chairman: We did/ Je • .,..,.tor ____ ________ $50 Auto Sales 1502 16th St., Parkersburg, W FULL TIME 1m ..,., Pat, Columbua, Mrs. C I y de and Chrlslo;>her, Mrs. BetPoll Faven March also pointed out tha! lhll'e ·art 1~ Cu. ft. l"hlleo . ·ku 4 Va. ' part t e, •;.;: Barnett and soils visited recentStewart, and children, Mrs. Chairman: Did you show no holidays lo help make Mirrh 1954 DODGE , 1 Vjlrlthl fnner ____ ____ $125 • '~ _on poe p, · guaranteed full time. f2 .w ly Mr. Ben Ruuoh and famUy, Splreo and Diana, Miss them our publlr opinion poll bearable. Frltllcltlrt ltofr.,ator . -- $75 speed transmossoon, motor A· HEA11NG Plamblnl, Mueller average per holll' part time. West Columbia. Rlts SplrO'I, Jamos Wrl&bt and which Indicated that 64 per cent Chairman: Did you tell them WNtlnthou~e ltofrlgorotor $50 1, 4 n~w 700 : 115 1her1•Y hdut~ Furnace;. Arllold Brutllen. Must have rar. (Car olio"' BID Barnett, Charleston Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Spires that If they helped uo do away tores, eavy " Y ra er ol.r 118 East Malo Street Pom- ance). See Fuller Brush Co., o home mowle Monwlth Mareb it would make K POMEROY prlre $395.00. 1624 Lincoln ....., Plloae WY ~ Phone f22.(1927, or writo Rt. 5, evening all he home of Mra. easier to eliminate Fe~ Jock w. Heights or call WY 2-3593 aft• 7 20 lie Box IIII-A, Parkersburg, w. Bales and children. The later? ~-,. I"HONI WY 2-2111 er 6 P. m. 3 3 31c Va. 3 22 5te had been filmed in PuerDedicated Febnary-~ 1956 Oldsmobole 38, 4 door. One See Nelgler Building and SuJ> t.o Rico by Mr. and Mn. WalVIce Chairman: We 111M DO YOU bavo a drlllldng prob- owne~. Clean. 2 extra wheels p~y, Rarlne, lor better homes, DEALER WANTED. Unexpect- Gauge retollqs: (·Ardi>lh Spires) Zwles. . every argument iD lhe_ ~ tom? For help, contact Alco- and urea. See at 910 Broad- kitcheo cabinets and storm ed rhange cauoes vacancy ln dam 11 • 18 7 runnlnr! 28 1..t Mrs. Charles Athey and son but they are dedlcale!l~ holies Aoonymous, Tri-Coun- way St.. Middleport. doora. II 23 lie Pomer?tiand ~fl':t· Full 011 roll~~ Po~·Muon 21.· Mra. Kenneth Barnett and SUndey Srhool attendance for dar-carrying February ' 'h len. ly All Gl'OIIp. Wrllo, Box 2111, 3 4 3tr I'HUTO COPYING Senklti. ~~nit~ lor ~~r-rO::~ m:!:" 82, Pt. Pleasant 2S.06, Hlbton 11011 spent a day recently with Feb. 23 wao 82. The offering They lear that If they • · Mloldiep<lrl. 0. W4e 'l'loo Bem'ter Copy ODJ letter or dooF d taJia Ito Rawlelgb, rulbg Kanawha River • -· Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barnett. was f25.62. the defects of March It 1llli • - lllaodard 111 1 - - , PollaetDj. ~Ke ; ;'eeport, !II ' 82 rising, 'Charleolon 20.89 ri.o- Mr. and Mrs. Holll1 Van Kirk, Mr, aoo Mn. Lester Fore- weaken their- Olallill I'D' · . GUNS BaeOo.ao 1 IS tie P: Y . S tic ing. Lundon and Mannet··dall!l S~lngy Creek ~-· ob•~rv"li man of West Coll1.,mbla visited ruary. tr~ ...,.. II!D IIIII lrada IUDI· ftl& cu room, ride ... pet,_ -• .. · ~re running 2 feel on the sills their 601h wOOdioa -annlvcrary with their daughter and famlly, Chairman: How aboUt. ~ I1U Wellm•o, Leo WiDiami4RI OIICII Smau car ecotiODIJ pd WOMEN wanted to usemble ad Winfield dam wao run1g Feb. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar AbboU, to form an alllance il TllfiD Jewetera. Pboao it, ._prUDIQ j lry t ho Cr 1 Mf 10 feet Clarenre Rupe of Arizona Kathy and Eddie Saturday.FederaUon of ,Down-wl~ _ · 1' . " ....__ W. Va. lee ewe a me. es g. . lslted his I •· "' --Ml J An T I t Socletle ' Po•~· ·-~ 88-421 Commorclal Road. c. Boot mo•emoll: v '·~·. auo. ....... .. ean n ay or spen ary •• '. ' · -11 11 '1e Molio110lllaa Moton OUR SPECIALTYI tbedral City CaW 1 Olllo River _ Onward down Kennedy and other relaU.ea lhe weekend with her lf&Dd- VIce Chairman: ~' 1 1\U'I'OMOBJI.t Jnu-IDce boen 1L Mall Slnel, Po.....,. Contact Don Reuter At ' ornz lie 13, 6:10 a.m.: Frankllb Pierce ln the area recently. parents, Mr. and Mra. Amol crackpot auUit. It'• )~ an=i*'T loll! .,_ operal'lloat WY Wl1l up 14, 12:55 a.m.; walter WUMiss Ortba Roush, Dayion, .Leonard and daughter Betty. !hey are a lronl fw lhe :.~ . llr'o lleeDieT C.U trY ,.._ t IZ tie Hamson up 14. 2:20a.m.; OVEC Ky. opent tbe woekend - ·wllh- Connie Radford Ia repnrted late November Aasocl4ti!!l;1 ,. fllltc Last •nd Found lnsur1n.. down 14. 7:40 a.m.; Southern her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wen- to be Ul at her llome. Chairman: Very we~~ ---------Accounting & To Sarvict up tS, 4 a.m.: Pamela D. up dell Roush. 811 memben of the MYF attempt a rompi'OIIIIse, to ·. · LOST: Man's gold rlng with 231 Mill St. Middleport '"la 1 llr ..., ,.. 17, ~:20 a.m.; Buckeye State Miss Betty Watson, Columbia and their eounselora attended the lall ball of ~ For SI I• ... ...._" up 18 12:05 a.m.· Charleroi C. spent the weekend with the Yauth RaUy at the Heath and lhe ftrst hall of ~"'- . - - - - - - - - - - ~.::.:.~~~~l:.:e~~!"~l;:; r..rmorly Fry Plumblnt Shop ...,_ '" w11a down is, &:2S a.m.;' C. V. Har- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. WaJ. Methodist rburch ln Middleport that doesn't W<l'hre ~~1'1-;il NEW AND USED welders, air Thompson, New Haven, 8JJ2. PHONE WY 2-2029 ....,._ ......_ a,_, ner down 18, 7:30 a.m.; Little ter Watoon. Sunday. to go It alllll. ·- ·, : compreooora, weldillfl rod. 1521. REWARDil''COME TAX service, C. B. Edward up 19, 10:50 p.m.: Jel· F... demonstration. Pome2 24 13tp Simpson, Johnson Simpoon leg•l Notice Ienon do\\'11 19• 8 a.m.: R. H. roy Landmark. Phone WY :&- _ _ _ _ _ ___;:;..:.:..:;:.:!:. Insurance Agency, Coats Build Bosworth II up 19, 6:30 a.m.; UIL Far Rent lbg, Middleport. Phone WY 2ANNUAL ooNANCIAL aaoon Beaver down 20, 7:2S a.m.; . '!~.· 29113. ~~: ~··:r~lou'."~~·:~r. Craig M. do"" 21, 4:20 a.m.; 1 190 ALL Klntll of bay and otraw FIJRNISHED apartment, 5 ;, t,'l'rstoo Ynr lilloll•o Robert Wesl up 21, 5:CS a.m.; lor aale. We 4eUver. Buller rooms and bath. Middleport, 1art G1 ......, ""· Western do•• a.m. ; ~-1, ......... . . . PoltUittton ' - '"' ,_.. "" 221 3:w . . ;'";)• ~L, Ohio. IT~~ ~ WY 2-3874. 3 3 tfr lleatlil& Totol ,~'·;~": ;~:. ~~,: Jerry Bosworth down 22, 5:30 ·•~ • • I> double house oo 4th St., MidM.__ ~ ••• voouotlo• uol,117. a.m.; Crown Point up 23, 1:30 15·" •• -, Tn Ltw" Ohkl, .11nu.,y • ..... · d1eport, 3 bedrooms. Jmmed~ End ,-... ~ewer treables c:t~nter, a.m.; NaI'1onaI up 23 , 2:30 a. :;. f. } .: 11 TRY DIADEX tableta. (Form· late possession. Phone WY 2-W• bve aD liltl ~rt h;.re: =~~:t. th• fertewl•t ,., m.; -Elisha Woods down 23, . . '~" • irly Dex-A-Diet). New name. 9937. 3 2 3tc Sewer u--•tnoo Nino a........ T••· co.rt 4:2S a.m.; Tuffey up Greenup WASHINGTON (UP!) held that a state could not cen:·ttloe Produclion Coile ft1Q~ iBme formula · Only 98c· IQIICII GINIRAL TOWNIHtP LJUNDs '" H E Bo le lo tho 8 Reuoalllola Rallo oac""'" - ' ,_ p.m.; . . w • up reduce sex a IU m on the fi!'OU nd ll avaDoble .to ~ lllatk Drug S!Grt. 2 24 3l)lp FIVE ROOM HOUSE. Christine "--" -,• Da' K N... l Cl1•r•tt• c.n. ,.. cJaoolflo4 Proo. r .. ,_..,_,. Greenup midnlghl; Harry Dyer In movies began almost as sacrilege. Movies, the movie producen oaf. !U ....., WY •_ 'li"' Tu: ..... , . . . , . . 148.~ ,__,.,=-::::==-----:-;------;. Beegle. 2 11 tfc ,..,,,.,.,. Tu . . ... ''-'' up 32, 8:20 p.m.: Alton Zeph)'l" as motion pictures gotlblo were a medium of to help lham_. . .-.W."... 7 111 ..,. Saln Tu. and n.. 1nn. • . :100.00 do . _ 32 • Ra i ABY CBJCIS, moll . brtedl '-==========~!""""'' eommloolonon . . .. 1-.o 1\'11 , 4:!. a.m.; vena· In 111116 there wu and entitled lo will not nm liJta ~avaiLblt. Place order 3 lo 4 HOUSE, 8 rooms and batb. li a.':!~.~~"".;:.,.•••• .... -- ~-=wood do'l\'n 32, 1:10 a.m.: Joba loud proiesl apout the dura· protecHon of lbe FIR! and -~ weeki are needed. Can VI:&- People's Terr"e. Ph one -""'' .,,,.,,;,;o ·:.:.. :· .,..:,. Hood do\\'11 33, 3:3S a.m.; A. E. of a ltlss May Irwin be- Amendments to the Ca ...... Ia ,: liZ'll. 2 21 30tc WY 2-5385. 4 room apartiiU!nt EXPERIENCED '"~~~~~::.;:;:::, .. ... · .... · 'f.:~ Dyke do"" 33, 5:05 a.m.: Bob on John c. Rice on a uon. llk01 to eu~~t·• • USED Cobey Manure Spreader. with bath. t 24 tic AUTOMOBILE ~::;•M:~~~·~ Benter down Meldahl 4:20p.m.: lbvenHoo railed the A week ~ter the court mea~ I:\::.:':;~ value ol • _.,. cao be converted lnlo 8 bunk A MODERN bouse, 6 rooma f 0 ""~~~.-;:";:,.~.":~ _-:-_ ...._00 ~arilyn ME. ldleown Meldabi 12:a olmllar rullng ln tho casa of book or play, llhii'Wilf Ieeder. Andrew cross, Raclne II c•.,,. •• c.... .. .. ,.,._,. .., a.m.; n do\\'11 Meldahl CIIITOntly there is only a the movte "Pink)'," tho and · he almo!ll.· -~ and bath. 136<'Lincoln Road, AND Trml ••• O<hn •••· ..... 1·25 am. Philip Sporn ..... n. Shirley """' -~e, ol . • llgb' ~·--' ·Ne.... •·•- ,....,.., Ohlo, CH 7·2452. 2 29 31c Pomeroy WY 2--311.!0 Don. Suppll.. . 31 "' • • •' ..... H-W r ~·.......... ... u a D181........ .,..,._, II Toto! •~- ••· .....,.,.... .,,.:,. Meldehl 2:55 a.m.; Valley a prostitute Iii the film wbo ~-"" lor whir. ln turned Iiiio ~""·"'" .,,.. · · 131fc TowaHaii-Ben< 31.111 · .......~ltiLLTrml e •,_ and pro tet C fl 8 $ ReolthTn" Wlthh<Idi;~· Dootrtoi ager down MeJdabl 4:20 a.m.; La Douce,'" turns The case got lo the llzzier . S' U ""'!tOil . .. __ •. lawn 11\d shrubJ from insects and unfumlsbed ce~:t'e~le~t .~:~~~ .:::.·:· i~t: Francia HougJand up M~Jdahl on the camera and ?1'8Dlt Court bec!auae· a Roof," "From~ -~,: M wllh ARAB U-do-it Concen· th tJahllna - c.n"uto ••• o,.or 5:40 a.DJ. tMs acrooo the room exhibitor Iii Mariball, Tex., " "Peylllnl"'lfeM- a 1 lr Irate. Klbg Builders Sueply ~ nqu e ·~. r.!-.~to.U..:.:Cont;.,, .. =--~ Gonlpolls Dam- .S. M. Jenka by garmetJ~ .o t aQy 11eet1 flbed t30f for showlna 0 0 Co., Middleport, Ohio. WY 2-2143 . , . _ , 0 W•••::•v--:- Lo~ ~"' - _-·_-· ~-.:;up 7 p.m.: Lucy J1ne Lucu the moet "hi!I!VIIY . ptctqre. . • 2 29 30tc I room apartment with baseC:;~..~-:;:. 111~· . . . . "'~·: down 8:20 p.m.i J_obn J. Rowe ·all the entertainment media, b A. Jaiu M'-"tXE;:;;;;D~HA=v:-o"l:-a:-;lf;:a;-;l!_ a_a-nd~all m•nt and garage, 143 Butter- INCOME TAX service Mra . Doduo~ooao ''c ...:: Audit.,- . . up 12:20 a.m.; Jolul Ladd Dean incivles are now lr an Betlv.e.eo · ihe cOurt ::='~:~~~=::~: For "''""'"' ·,:..,,_.... .,.:,. oo 81 down •' • 35 a.m.: p tnnl)'IVInl'a . - oro where almost aqy··!qf . .and ..•-• •• u..oo.-ood ilfal!a, some oots hay. Blanche nu I A•e., pomeroy, Oh'oo. Ph · Sieve Eblin Rt. 124 ' 1 mile. '" wortmm'• ,.... .. W'< 2-5127 · 2 10 d c • ...... 8·1o · Andre ea• ·, ·-· · ., Ntlson, Albany MY 8·3446. from Fairground on • Laurel rattre~t on _,.,.. Lo•I\1 .• ·: : ::: :::! up . . a.m., w ,.. .~to 1 -jaln, not 10 ID:'!I~~~ 1 S 2 3tp li"l.l!NISHED apanments. Pb. CUlt Road 2 1 _., • .,..,.., •• Tompora-. "''"' -.oo hoon down 7:30 a.m. at thl• of'· the •plcturoo It .,.,. WY 2-2776. After 5 p. m. phone · T•::.n!:~:.~,_r.;tli;n• ~ ~!::!..'!.10 Xa· 11111 River . S. reasotllt but · b4se8Uie of the hlrllll-11rlth "" GLADLY loan a Blue Lu•W\' •• , _ , , ••• • ••• .,.,, .... ,_ Lewia do\\'11 Ulndon 2:30 am· lfnlted ·SJatea of aome ·actiJra. t~~F~=~~~ , tre carpet Shampooer with ~7._ AIJCJHINBBIC Baluee, .Juua, t, 1HI 5711_. , · ·• Car11 21 lie Owrsl I llelft!l """''' y,., .. ,.,..._,, L. W. MSweet up MarmetCourt ltoelf. .a ._ dru.!,.,·.::rb·ul pur..•hase of Blue Lust~.., • To~ll Bee.ipt.t IDd Balanee U,Jfl n J.ll do M l'met2:1~ · ' ...,,...~ ' · 1_ _. tha _ and """ 1'00111 •·-•·bCda,... , . . , .. ..._,. ..., """"' Ym ,._,..:., a.m.; et:r wn a . tb.e court t:U.... . t pe t Shampoo. Baker Furnl· THREE ........_ c ·~ BalaDH, ""'· " ,,.. ,......, Ill a m .. Chauvin up Marmet --..~w; -·-•·· ••n••-~ "-· death _ ture, Middleport. ed aDd llllfm:Dilbld ·~apart.. wnii'IP't . - - • OUtttudlnt Wari•nta, Dee. ILJ.MI ' ·. '! yw.-z .....,....-u• "iH:' 1 •• stc A. C. IIIIADJ'OBD , ..,.., 4:40 •-lh-: 0. F. Shearer doWII not entltlad to 1lltPP!I 111 it wild -;-;;;;;;-;::;-c---;,:-;-;--:-:-:--· - •:_,.:...:._ 1-------....:12=-.:f:....:tle=i p ' C*t ""'"'" "' - " " ' "*'· ':0.:,~ Marmet 4:55 a.m.: Helen pl'lib!Cthin · Will~ . 1963 50 • 10 Marlette house B • 0 .. ' 1 11 tie ,.,., ~n.:,::::,,.._ om .....,, down Wlnllekl 2:CS p.m.; EIJer- to the ~·- , That I'D death and treiler. Phone WY 2-2890. Ullness pportumtles Pa,,.,. .....,. u. '"' ,cliff up Wli!fleld 1:50 a.m.: So- ""1'1 drastic typo of lite case Helen's Beauty Shop, 1500 WILL TRADE. G..Cey-store. LIMESTONE for your every "' '· 1" voy up Winfield 8:30 a.m. · -J>~I!or of llfabel Nye Ave., Pomeroy. Fully stocked with new, clean need, any •lze. Emmott w, . •oa IALO rushed Ml!i"l' fill~ Minter. 3 3 6tc merchandise and lull li~e of Sh0:M~epotractorrt Pb-~WYPa~e ..!:"•.'~ ~I" ,:•:;:: ~tio."',.• deoldotl· ..lo. redlor JIAVE 12 Hampohlre Tamworth equipment for one story res!· ..;,, • :'"11 II .. ....,,..•...,._ Ohio, .. _ . . , ' ' Wjll .R.·,Haya to. dence in Pom2roy Must be ·..u.· • e bOuM Ud .., .. UN .. ~ 1• 4eRr:lb.. _ _ crossed plgs for ule, also 1 · ., H Ill DHI rMOl'Ud tn Vol. 111. •t Tamsworth sow, one 1952 a good houae and _above fioocl - firm Mli'chlnery :;,'!\';, ~U.~.~~·!w"-:'~~r...:.l -~~~ Chevrolet plekup truck lor area. Owner rgJr;ng_ Cali SH . ''" ,.,. •• ""' ,,.....,_ " c..... 2-4.784 u ...- t........ ville CI'IIJW • Porilr, Pom•ro,., Ohio. It •ale, .$25(1.00. One deep wen, • ,JUUT~I • 3 3 61p SMAIL Allis • abalmer tractm' 1Nt. 10:111) fi latunlap, Mareh 1"llklder1 . .,. appear wak!r pump and pipe, 165.00. ---=----:--=....:..~ Uo;1 · 101110 equipment. SH sJ- 01... mb""t "'"" ror Geclr&o L"IYMtock l 211 11.1! ..,"~·-= . , . ,,...,,_ Pro. G. Roberts, (at Bash· '!f!IJ_r, . . . . . ." ' Wlll t M ll,tao.oe and eiJs. £~•"J!:. an> Lon& Bottom, Ohio, R. D. · ·: - , , , ,; , . ..~::; ... .n",...• Je•• th.m ua. ••· · Em l.oi.u t Ul .Co• .J pr • .,.,. ol lolao CUb I. , 3 4 3tp TWO Holstein, registered baby !P.~men .,..I~~JWU ... "'" ...., ",_,.,. .. "'"' lJI\fli'riiJhed luiUH, 4' rooms, ~lvt Contact: Ar.tltut B•fl'; -@£/:: .aiU' ••~;.,:!.~!••;·wA tiDily and bath. IUS Point eo r !186-2!03, S 3 41,41 holoae 'tl.irt: Call ~ Sny· , li!l'l" ., ,.._ "· """'· · f>omeroy . .Pboae WY 2- PONY FOR SALIB. ~ der, alt.- i::SO p• .....:. =~-.. ·' 1!\!'1. . I s Itt 1111. I 4 lfu Ill. .. ! • • lie ....... _ .. wdlern I ) .,; )) lllote•· · Y OOOGLe and I'M PUJN\8 OUT OF ~~ · SUGAR, ·----=- •••b• During • 'Ab0 lish March' c . ' OIDDII•ttee 'Meetmg· matches, pencils and bumper signs. Complete line of print- of flna acbl•v~~·~ -- . •t . Th e ~· ~arl .d.l!l:;~~~~~;o~~~~~~;~~ ~,.;, :~ c...,... "- r:.\ '-I"NLOWeEZV -..=.. .. ~ .. ,.tatnw '~-~~ LTIMIIIA '.,. ae:= ,...-_... 11-llllt'a .. . 110.= ae. "fat.. llc•r f(l.li ·--- 1T~ --ell- 'ua.· .' ' lt.llll{li . ~Gila: IlL Jfl- fl"l'U" ~~ ('\ } .. ~.·' 11~ 11, ~~- . I Nothin' like 11 ~>pot of color to cheer up the placer DAYT.Y CBIHOqOODl.- T . ........... AlJ:YD:LBAAli:B Oloolilt41r ltJ . ~.!;,~~!!!::.::....,.A toliaoa u.. ll: - -&!It- 0''1 • llillllo lett.... - . ...,hila, tllli '"*1111-llua u•• ct 1111 .... 1\ll htnll. -..m tllli ..... - , . . lllf ... &!It - .. dq .& G : ;I : PtJDUaiVI'I, • • ,. .\ .. IV ••••• 'hill&"'• .I'I!!MIW' decided how tO tr..t his I I - ' bow to tr~ Ilia w.u.tl'" 'It .-H • I • I "II ' KWVa YJ'KVI'VII:Yl'., a o a or a v Society NoteS lt.89 -.:=,.- 4.Tawra · Rock Spnn•gs River News TH' SAME, ,--...,.""7":~~._,_.---, -I!LVINEV ':========= c...... "'IU"'I' SMITfO 'THANKYJesr JUU KG XC!K . I'Q&' .aV v 1' u •., o q G:JptcQsotez 'TlDJall J8 XO ~,---8J40Uolll"l't , ~--~~ •It ._ w v '~'Jim. UIQi 'Ia WE HAVE STRETCI-<ERS IN51DI! TI-lE SPACE COUPE AND- WE MUST ACT' · FAST• TI-lE'/ MUS'T" lti!: I<OSPITAt.l ZED IMMEOIATEL.V. I li&l WMPO Radio i INCOME TAX d ,"" "25 REUTER lr HAIQL-b GRAY'~?~ . "-1- ; '' 1., Films· Policed Themsel~~ unt1.• _courts. F.reed Tb·e·-._'·m'.·..' vr::r '":... FURN!rre:: 22-tl: a""ui .... Wh IAhgnmen 1 k ervfc:e Blaeft nOf$ "·""·" n.,., z, 81 --= "* ....,. *"' fiWiw.n& Woitk EJ: fler• tan ., Jt¥...._ .._, , lai'rt'il"= _, ', ~ ·: ." -' lr ltAIIUIN VAN::Iillouaw• _ .I 3~ : :! �.· t/ tlodges is' (;uest of Honor Fmewell Party in Forest Run V~ _Hodges, ·Who. PIQ!IIll,' ts leaving for ·.f:lilll'lloitf!~, W. Va .. was guest . . . ...at a farewell party Frl· -"'!!lll'ig lA the Forest Run church. Mrs. William 11Jporvlsor of the Ohio Gulld of Providence DisQuOd girls were but contributed on the gHt. Committees for the party were Joyce Bunch, Reberca Garnes, Janet Powell and Ken· neth English tables : Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Hampton. Helen Brown and Patricia Bulfington, serv· ing ; and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Cor· nelius Bunch and daughters, Jlf. fie and Donna. clean~up. • ,1aelda1 II 7:411 p.m. Sister Church Around And In Indio is Final Theme About Middleport - Soldier.tf Q1uriir Army Sperlallat Four La., bers of the Cllapter will be bon· renee E. Hysell. whose wife, M.4Jitlf'1. ore'd. _ R~. Uv.- at 690 Laure);. · 'l'beOdorus (:Ouncll · ~ t II, )llddl~port. wu 118111ed. solo America wW meet Monda,v The Mlddlepolt Uterary Club tiler of the quarter for t b e 7:30 p.m. at the IOOF ball. wlli meet Wednesday, March 4 lllst Engineer Company . charter will be draped for at the borne of Mlas Beta ·San- Fruth, Germany, Feb. ts. All •tEll!al~th Young. lnllpection wiD bom. Mlsa SUII8D Park and Mrs. editor In the unit. Spwtl•llat be conducted by Edllll Wakely Charlea Bradbury wiD present sell was selected for Ill' ~eflo deputy the !JrogJ:am. Roll call wiD be ly oppearance, ~~· !IIIII t a Nobel 0r Pulitzer winner. performance ol duties lllid J!lil., 1 The Pomeroy Shakespeare MAR. I '".ge ":.~id BJlldler,", ~ Club wlll meet Wedneaday at Evqellne Chapter, Order of of Mr. and Mrs. l>a'(l!'enee ~A. P· m. at the home of Mrs. the Eastem Star, will meet Hysell, Route 1, entered, t·lle Robert W~. 3 Thursday ev2ning at 7:30 p. m. Army-in January lf59 aQd,iru p Cha ter 181 OES at the Masonic Temple In Mid· been overseas since 1 . Jl.iipr omeroy P dleport. Initiatory work will be temlll!r .. li~l ~ a Jm,.~ exemplified by the ebapter. All ate of Rutliind High ScliOiit •.. iml1feiSDll'·l Jllllmbers ~ urged to tttend. . , ·, ..; ~ Pvt. Larry v. Smtunblln, zo . tlon course at the Army Quar. . Past Chiefs of• Magnolia Tern- party '!1)~y at 7:30 ·p.la~;jtt ., 100 tf Mrs. NIII'Dia A. Sham!>- termaster Srhool. Fort Lee, Va., pie Pythian Sisters will meet lhe Skate-Away rink on Roiilll lin, Route 1 Cheshire, com· Feb 28. The 18-year-old soldier Thursday evening at Ute home 7. . • . 1 ploted eight weeb of miUtary entered the Army last of Mr Adam Ebersbaeb MAR. u'i " pollee lralain& at the U. s. and completed basic training s. · · The Catholic W~ !' • Army Tralulng Center, Fort Fort Knox. Ky. He Is a The Pomeroy Bend Citizens the Sacred Heart ~~ l• l :\""' Gordon. Ga .. J11 mld-Febl'1181'J. graduate of Kyger Creek Band Radio club, the Auxiliary meet Friday following ~,. Lia>He eniered the Army Iaiii sehool. and famUles will. hold a skating ten services. September and completed ha· sic training at Fort Knox. Ky. Shamblin I' a 1161 graduate of Franklla High achool and attended Rio Grande Collece, • • • C t i P b l d « t t ... ~ wllrdy wltlr ......... ... ..Uned 'h t J11i, t.eaJ.. IJ -.,., lodaJ ... I tiPI. ~· , 11on~=~~~~-.mw. will he held far two eandl- b 4m-,ence Bywtlu dat.eo. ~ wbo are - • 'WD'IBRje t- enttne «• IIlP tedaJ l'l.a. tl' ....... 01 n.. •••••••• ... '. . . --------------------------.---~------~~------------.-----------~----~~~~~------------------------~----------------------~ VOL XV NO• .272 P0MERoY-MJDDLEPOR1; OHJ9~ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1964 ' a,.. Lewis Honored For his Work As Journalist ' .r .~ .. I ! I I ' COLUMBUS (UP!) - Space hero John H. Glenn Jr. and Ida aides today derllned to coJII. menton a suggestion by Colum· bus Mayo; M. E. Sensenbrenner that GJ~ withdraw from the May 5 primary as a candldate lor the Pemorratlc nomlnatlon to the Senate. Comment was also declined "for now". on whether Glenn milht aak tbe Serrelarjo of the lor permissloo to C8JIIo .... CH4'1'l'ANOOGA, Teu. A fec!Jrll) jury resumed dellheratlnns today bt the sevenweek-I'!Pg trial of Teamsters ~~James R. Hofla .on char~esl that be rigged a jury. The Clllll! of Hoffa and CO)odeleDijanta was placed in the ·h'ands of Ute jury at 7:25 p. m. EST after a flurry of mistrial motions tltal were turned aside by Judge Frank Wilson. MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY. OHIO :!:. J Ills retlremeot from 1!1(1 Marine Corps It elfeetlve, although It was Indicated Glenn would not. However, Glenn told Ida earn· palgn cbalnnan Tuesday he would wage "an lnteOBive caJII. palgn" for the nomination after April 1, Sensenbrenner who supports Sen. Stephen M. Young lor reelection aald In a letter to Glenn reooverlng at Grant Hoepllal from a bead Injury re- ment, that If Ills ealnpalgn dld not begm unW AprU 1 Oblo vat. ers would not have enough time to leam bls polltlcil views. Forcl Eastman, Glenn's press reJitionJ aide, said SensenbreJ>. nit's letter was received late tuotday night and It b'!4 not reralved thorough study. Eutman lndloated there might · be C0J11. ment later. · . Glenn, a lieutenant colonel, was to have retired from the of hit Injury, to remain ou the Corps lor It Is Marine ' . . ' · . ,far retlremenll to be . OIJ. Jy on the 11rtt ol,!eacb . month, whlcb automatic8lly .eitellded Glenn'• active duty ,to AprD 1. Navy Serrelary Paul Ithas the aQthorlty to GleJJD to campaign lor lnatioo before his (rom the Marin• Is , lhat It would be at least two weeks before Glenn would be "up and around," and perhape some tlmeafter that before the aslronaut could actively take up Ill• campaign trail. This wOIIkl mean Gk!nn would pbyalcally be able to ram. unW nearly the end of month anyway, A hospital spokesman said conlinued to be In satiscondition. but added he The spokesmau decUned to Indloate 1lben Glenn might leave the hospital. Senaenbrenner told Glenn his "supporters cannot do the C8JII. palgnlng for you. They Jack a voting record oo WI>Jeb to base iheir claim. They lack any clear statement from you whleb the people ol Ohio can study. They may at any time mlsrep. resent your position." "AI a matter of prot.ectlng (Technicolor J AU-Cartoon Feature! Meet: Wart, a boy destined to beeo me England'i King Arthur! Merlin the Magictanl FUN! FANTASY! SORCERY! TONI TODD Pe1turette Dlaney C1rtoons A4tnission: 75c and 40c. FELLOWSmP MEETS ln. florida Em/H The Pomeroy Baptist Youth Mr. and Mrs. William Fellowship met Sunday Grueser have returned from THURSDAY, Morol• S al the church from 6:10 to three-weeks vacation in !JiQf~f! Bishop,, NOT OPEN 30 p.m. The program was giv· sola and Daytona Beach. Fla. Jr'i/e Guesu Here en by Penny McKinzie and While in Daytona Mr · Grue~r Mr .and Mrs. Harry Moore FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Ia Sheridan, on the topic, "How att~nded stock car races h~ld entertained with a dinner ManMorch 6>-7 lias God Shown His c;r<,atl there. 1ay evening at their home on "DRUMS OF AFRICA" Love'" Thirteen members and They also visited with lheir l Sout.h Third Ave. Guesll in· (A Tale of Terror· one visitor were present. Sharson. Airman Third ?lass n.on eluded· Bishop .and Mrs. Roger (Technicolor) on Young and Mrs. Michaels Grueser, who Is slahoned With Blanchard of Cincinnati, Bishop Frankie Avalon, Marlette of the Southern Ohio Diocese of COMPLETES COURSE .H'trtle·y, Lloyd Borhner, To· were leaders. A discussion con- !he Air Force al Oriando. Thatcher. cerning a St. Patrick's D a y spent some time wilh the Episcopal Church, and Mr. Pvt. John W. casto, son of Party was held. Meigs. countians in Florida apd Mrs. Leo Story of Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs; Elmore F. Ca.. "CATTLE KING" (Technicolor) the wmter. Mrs. Robert Following the dinner Mr. tt·o~·~Ch~es~hl~r.'::e,~c~o'.':m~pl~e~ted~ldl~~~~~ Robert Taylor, .Joan Caul· ANNOUNCE BIRTH Columbus. stayed wtth . Moore, Senior Warder. field, Robert Loggia, Lilln·y S.M.S. and Mrs. Michael A. Gruesers' daughter, Debb1e. Mr. Story, Junior Warder, four girls chosen from 1200 try· Gateo. Grasso of Bitburg, their home on G~anl-st . the Pomeroy Episcopal Ch 1~rcJ1 . 1 oots. Miss Farmer also ranks are announcing the birth her parents were Ill Flonda. held a business conference third In her class ol300 studenll SUN., MON. ond TUES. daughter. Elaine Maxine, the Bishop. Bishop and at Meadowdale. Morch ..,.10 17 at A.F.B. hopitsl. BIRTH ANNOUNCED Blonchard also went .to a iiiiiiiii ELVlS PRESLEY par•nts are Mr. and Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan L.. Wood ry meeting of St. Peter's in H. Chapman of Tuppers Plains of Pomeroy are announcmg copal Church in Gallipolis on "FUN IN ACAPULCO" (TechnicoJor) and Mrs. Marie Grasso of birth of a son, Rodney ' Lee. Monday eveillng. Elvia Presley, Ursula An- Brooklyn, N. Y. The Grassos weighing 7 pound! and dreu, FJsa Cardenas, Paul have two other daughters. ounces ~ February 17 at Fam. ilie~ J'iBit, Lukas Annette 10\'.o and '" hosp1tal. Grandparents ~elarartoons leen Ann s.' ' Mr. and Mrs ... Denver Rysell Dine on Suru.l.ay ~iii!iOi:Oi:Oiii:iiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~;;;_..................,l Pomeroy and Mrs. Jack Wood I Mr. and Mrs. Perry of Athens. Great-grandmothrr were hosts' for a family dinner is Mrs. c. A. Swick of Rutland. Sunday with their chlldren and The Woods have another son families coming to visit IJe. and daughter. Keith and Bon· fore Larry Mitch leaves for nle. military s.,..lce March 11. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. ANNOUNCE BIRTH Robert Mitch and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Larry BUI11CO I and Steven or (Reva Re•l of Columbus are Va ; dOd Mr. and Mrs. announcing the birth of a 7 lb. Houck and daughters, Beth and 5 oz. son, Steven William, carol, of Marlon; Larry Mitch, Sunday March 1 nt Riverside Middleport; 8l!d Mr. and Mrs. Methodist Hospital. Grandpar· Nonnan F'oss, Point Pleasant, enis are Mr. and Mrs. Walter who Is a brother of Mrs. Bunce, Middleport and Mr. and Mitch. Mrs. Don Rea, Pomeroy. Mr. Mrs. Grover Erb and Mrs. See Pre•entat,ion Ernest Rea of Pomeroy and Mrs. M. J. Miller of MlddJ&. Of 'The Mikado' Mrs. Arthur Skinner and Mro. port are great grandparenll. [)ave Fanner were In Dayton Friilay . evening where they .... tended the performance of the GObert and SUllivan "The Mikado" given by the Meadowdale High Sc:hool musIc .department. ' . ,., _--''. ! Their granddaughter and niece Cindy Farmer, daughter of :~· J...... and Mri. Dan Farmer, had a !eadlng part. She was one of celebrities .. QII CHAIIM THAT N.V.II .TQI"., u Ia M4DEMOISELtE. Ull; ~ emasbing block flo,ral print botisre of Celanese Fortrel• polyeoler, bow belt. Apricot, pink or pa. Itipr, Scbillli embroidery higbligllt tho eo!\ oilhouette in a oi,lky blend of c.w- For~ni• polyestor and Avril rajon: Beige, bi""!J pink, pea. Both stay &.oh, ...,......, DJaCbine woobabla. if" · ' Siooo 10-20. I READY 10 WEAR DE~TMENT 2ND FLOOR Elbe·rfelds In Pomeroy . ~ LOOKIE ,. COOKIE' WANTED 3000 •' TO TRY OUR ••• . .,) '' . • •• FAMILY ECONOMY PACK OF : I ' ·' ' BROASTED CHI':CKEN ~. ' . ' ' .. ;$1 50'.' ·. ' ,: .,. '';, . ,_~E ·. wttetE~......tdTdG.tc~en..:.wn · :,.- >:;CHIC.KIN .Sarves2to31".opl• ···~·· ·· , Your favorite grasshopper tie In great new dark colors - black duck or brown Madras. New and exciting and absolutely comfortable as ever! i TYPE only 2.99 lAKER FURNITURE 11141<11oport, 0. DRY .,.., ClEANING 10 lbs. $2 R.OIINSON'S C..._i'll ...,.. C:u-r Porlcllll At~ .from Our lloro ! I ' ' ·· .. ; . ·,. · ' ' • - • 1 . t. ' ' . 'CARRY -OUT ONLY......a CC)UPON NICES-!-RY . .. "\Y~D;. ,TH\11-:, fRI. & SAT.-NIARtllth4T~· ~~~·::b-1'1 ·- ' ' CRQW'S' -~~~~~~~ ' '"" " ·.toWN~: . & ..../ ' .~~ remove youraeU from the Oblo Democratic primary. AI a malter of faime81 to both Oblo VOlera and youraelf, there must be more than 30 days to determine where John Glenn, candidate, stands:" Glenn, In a letter to Jam.. F. Bell, Ida campaign managel', promlaed to "redouble my ef· forts when I am released from the Marine Corps." Hobert Wallace, In ~barge of J. oald Glem!,'s wife, Amle; l!lf parenll, Mr. and Mi'l. Gleen Sr., and .Mrs. 8d C&rpenter will make campjlji appearances in Glean's stet!~ starling the week. of March ll Fred Bobn, zan..vllle, W. heado the financing team, ifll about flO,OOO had IJeell eoneetii aince beadquarten opened Fe!J 1 but most of it has been spo~ He said it will lake about ~~.. 000 a month to nm 'the Cllm!IU!I fDragging in Ohio River Fruitless; Held up Today ~ 'By Winds, Stormy Weathef Tonight thru W•dnesdty W•lt Dlsney'a "SWORD IN THE STONE" Middleport, 0. ~ MAR. f '; i .- The Shoe Box !, TAUB TO CWB Patrolman G. E. 11cott of J am Ohio State Patrol, opolte to Kit- Rutland mgh SChool Club 'nle8day night. the ~ lhere was a tio!l ~ answer period. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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