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Night Jamboree 7:30 SltiJIOi Caravan .1:30 Joey Bishop t:OO Satur!lay Night Movies 11:00 Late News Picture ll:IO o. : . and weatller II: 15 ·Sports 11:20 Films of the 50'i, Miebael Gou&h and Jeanne Cooper (Color) ....and'"THI GUNFIGHT AT DODGE CITY" Joel McCrea <Color) perform· ~1, l)le ,Jiot·. nlghtdub for ondiiOnth "'7. beginning July 7. <irie "[ Johnny's aubo durinr that per•pd will be comic Woody Allen . · Singer«~mposer Paul Anka wm make his 14th starr!ng appearance on Ed Sulllvan s ·~ TV show Sunday, May 17. He~ olao tape. anotiler appearance to "'·• .:!">:·:.,. .ahow later in the sum.mer .. , · Aladdin, violinist aqd . P"" "; f(~rm•er feawred with Lawrence _,.. ' Wj>lk'o weekly ABC-TV Sawr. ;,, ., •daY night show, has boon select· '~·::~-. to receive the 1904. , Pe_ter · · . ~~ ,"-Rose Award, ,for,I hiS recita· \ I:Oo Down on the Faim DRIVE· IN J.aa Vegll!; tbil summer. .:r .be 1 ,,,·' · WSAZ~TV ~~~soN -. . ' .. l .. .. . .• liell! ·..~· '11\"'~~~ft~ Jiil,il'!l' C8r80!!. ~-•,._.,_,,,., : ., ~. ....... In ; c; ·: ~t:.~F~·""'·· ~~. .. ~ • shOW al the ~hata ........ "' wo- uw:.ll'i ii~itali9.h." ;'. ' Saturday NOW OPEN - . •Jf4 ' WCHS-TV Channel! As.HeS~s It, ,b';,'al's aD .¥'1"!'! , /-; H .• ' Jist.lim'l::iio ,,. W' . . DEBBIEl . •n~.;;r1rir.l,h:' ·· · HOLLYWOOD (UPJ).,:;r ~li. '"'~ b1f Reyno!~. ha~ ~-~~ · :. ~ident of 'f"•~ ,9~ the oixth su"""aSIV~ .Y."t"'• ,,TI!e •ori,anizatlO!J, ~o-:~~ ~~h 1 • ~~ ;~; :.. tionally haDdlcappeil ,eliU~r"1l> "'·. , . . • ·•. ' rosrtJME J)ISPLAY . '·C 1. ,,;•1 . HOLLYWOOD (uPl)' ;:;.i.~..il<t: > .turnes designed by ,[l9n )leld,lo'i :'":' •> the.,··~, . """"s ' ... m '·-, • '~Robin anu' ~ ",., ~~ be displayelUll Jile'· WI{I · Mu~ . . . .:: urn exhibit of the. New '\Vorl(· ,;,, ·: W ld' Fair ~:.>.. :,·, • ~ .-1:")1 ,;t .. " or s .. • " · · , .. ·. _._r.::.' fbO . Appalachia -is Accep ATHENS (UPI)- Gov. James A. Rhodes unonneed today that Oblo will ·~ part In the proposed federal Appalachia program for the economle develo~ of aoutheutem Oblo. Tbe $3 billion to $4 billion estimate wo~ apply to tbe eGii of the progrm over a period of years. Even this period bu not beea spedfled.. ' •- Eddie Fishel 't Prealdeni not untiUiy, a-re~y lllid u~ (Continced from Iron! . page). :American Miss Davis is Participant in Select Group . _ , tre, ers -Morton ,. . ·.:·k.e. CURITY ....,, . -- 7 • ). IS A NICE FEELING.• • · mllitaey anCj 'ihLI ,..Uturfl WKTN.-TV Cttcmriel 1~ ·- .• " ' . �• f . ' . . .T/-.e . • CoMMDnATINGIDnORWLY - ' "· ' • . S ?Eakes .. Fatter 'Middle'- That's the Goal • ~ pd ' II* lhet frell OWl M• nor her Wot Jt tun ,., und pan Ill to I In Sp! wlt Tllo Th ~ dro fie pa J. 1. p 'a If ro .; .w., WHERE LITTLE Great Scott! What Next? lh Sc 1,: ~ ' One o! the illcendlary, facton eallilllg top and bottOm, which ·he fears will be anr014t ill Ulldm•vtloped lands, &JI d ac~Jerated by the machlnea that a r e eve11t I~ aome that~ relaUvel)' ~iile> dlaplacil\1 ( vlliJUlli!d "¥nd iemllkilled ed. IB mequallty In lncomt~ diatrlbllllbn. wqrkers: • -.~ •·· ·•· The rich 11'11 very i'lcll and few, ;the ;por O.il, ~ other. at tbe picture, 'Milare very poor and many. . ler..fet>orts lllat alt\wn&h - ~ percentaae Wt of the Untteq Statee, mQil of us ih&rea o' ~· ·Aat~ID ·~conomic pie would uree, have pretty well solvtd . hive remaliled the same the dollar size that pro'blem, and throU,h peaceful of those sllares llaTstea:d!lfgrown, even means. allowing for Inflation:· ··'· · 'An exception to that consensu.la tak· In 1929, 51 per ce11t of U.S. families en by Herman P. Miller, an economiSt ' earned less than $8;000 yearly (in 1962 with tl'lt Census ~ureau. In a recent stu· dollars). In 1962, the undel'$3,000 group dy· entitled "Rich M1n, Poor Man," be wu down to 21 per ceilt of all families. t<lsses out the following atat!Stic.s: It may be that the U.S. has arrived at The top one-fifth of U.S. families re- a more or less permanent-percentage ar· celve 41 per cent of the nation's Income, rangernent among the rich, .the well-off only one percentate leu thln their and ·the poor. Whether or not it Is the sb~n~ 20 yean aao. Tbe bottom fifth, optimum ·arrangement II open. to ques· however, Ia recelvinll exactly the same tfon. as In 18&4 S per cent But the problem would seem to be "Our 'social revolution' ended 20 less one of shaving percentage points off yean ·~·" Miller asserts. Before that, the top and more one of bringing t he betwetn 1~29 and 1944, the top flfth'a lower end closer to the middle In terms abare. •ent down by ·eight percentlge of absolute dollilra. poinli and the bottom group'a abart InIt Is to upgrade this "poor fifth" of creUed Jllehtly. the nation - tbe 21 per cent earning He '" - a!llna that there may aclutlly ll!ss than $3,000 - that President Johnbe a widening ql the dlatance betwten 1011 bas launched hla "war on poverty." rt "'a. • .. Some of the lplrlt of adventure Is be- the color on the Dag Hammarskjold com· ' ina ~~out' of}ibllately, or stamp col· ltdlq,,, . Tbe Poll Office Department Ia going to u~ :Pl e~tric <iye on tb~ feed mechan· isllll.-.i!f IIJ prlntlna prell&el to prevent •hMil.of llamps from moving In wrong end·t~ i!Urlng the second Impression of a ~lor stamp. · Lut year, tba ~denial Inversion of memorative stamp. caused a sensation amonc philateliSts - unW the depart· meat swamped the market with deilber· ate misprints.. . .. · ' Tbe machines have won another round over people, but It still takes human be· lngs to desi~ stamps and errors can still be made - m a date or spelling, perhaps. Collectors will go on·hoping. Reports From The Capitol - ~ r I I ' Voice of Broadwav .•• reporting 1r DOROTHY KILGALLIN A SAVINGS CO. ' ..••·' l.ewest-prieed FRIGIDAIRE frost-Proof Refrigerator! Rahs $1.75 •• low as Yard Brooms 98c It low •• ~3·00 Shonls as low 11 Garden Glev.. aslowat_ 98 •• 1ow •• _ ( 9c tt. V•" Plywood 4' • I' only _ _ _ _ $3..56 Sto.lvlnt Luoi.bor __ ••••••• - - - ...,. Gutter ltalnt ,. "· ·~ r:. l21C I �' I IJF! IN&UIIANfE -'V~ Ol'llW. LOANS ' 300 w. Secorid St-WYandotte 2-21111 1',0~ NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO 12 DAVE O~LIN.GER, MGR, . ._.I. I ,I NOoN . White - Coloq ~ I 3.99. 4.49. Katy Says: THE SHOE IT'S SPRINJJ HOIJSElJU/liW.IN6 TllffEI MAKES DEAN'S lJST WE OFFER YOU THESE CO~ENIENT ... ' SERVICES: ' ,, • ~ . t - Prof.,s•foftcll DRAPES, and · .OR US,E OUR' ancl SAVE ' ' ' CARPET.,'~"'.. (WALL rq I . ' .' 1 CO~N WALL, DUKE .CLEAN;E . ' . I' ' . . '• ·r . •nd SHiRT LAUNDERERS . I .· iac~D s'I'RIIT THI~ ' >• • AVI'!UI GUARANTEE FOR ' ,·.~ TO THE VOTERS OF · .~ 5 YEARS o o •• .ONLY MEIGS COU.NTY OHIO HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE$ ' • ,.1 REAL TEST IS THE ROA.DTEST I COMPRESSOR GEORGE A. MEINHART, Member LINER ONLY ONE CANDIDATE FOil MEIGS COUNTY ENGINEER IS R?AD TESTED H. P. CHRI.STY QUAUFIC~TIONS STATE BOND ISSUE ONE .. ()PIN TO ANy youof plain while paper, li:Jt the number you thllik are on Boule 33 between • Regional Plan~ing Engineer, same j)Bper CO~Dplete the foUowfl\g stat&ment In 25 words·or ~: "I thlnk Stale Btmd Is- 15 S.E.O. Counties e Division 5 Engineer, -stat!!'-'· BOX486 POMEROY, OHIO ' '- FIRST PRIZE $50.00 • lEcoND PRIZE $35;00 . , . . ·, 1HIRD PRIZE $15.00 ::~ ' . Highway Departme.nt, ~o ·termsl ,.E11ltles must be postmarked no later tha!l mid· . · ,JIIillt, Monday, May 4. · . Dodolon of the Judgeo wm be flllal. ._\. lead 011triea to Box 486, Pomeroy, Ohio ~~ ' .. ~ATivE. . !mow.Y!!llln order to represent you lnteUigenUy · tb~ ",..-··~.. " . ., . . ' '""" ' ' I take ll!ls mea119 of as11!11g for your V01,'E, ~g~e•.thll. plivfl<ege·:J IJ ppt u g®d a8 peqonal I!Otltact but p erbap11 W. Is.ibe ~ u••••.,w: . ' ' ' me Orie should be 'pasted because• Sign your name and adress at tbe bottom of ,. your statement and mall to: l . . . .wUI ~ on tho ba•b of reaclabilll)', neallleSI, ap~ .,,..,.., tbou;ht, orlglnalll)', clarity ed llneerll)', ' ' Muskingum County 1932-3~ and Athens. ' ,. I bue always enjoyed '!leettna you personillJ: 1114·~ feeUt 'IIIJ 'il!ib' Jc ,. eCounty Engineer Deputy ' I ' • ': . ' > CH.' •- t~ J •: ' . ," .. • S With kliuteat ~~ . J and Road Constnictl6n_·· ···I ·P~· ,.. · VotE FOR THE ROAD TESTED ENGINEER X H. :" l bave appreciated YOllf ·W'te.ID the past ·~ J hope ·s·,,., •.- ,., veDlent to VO'l1E for me at·tlllll e~on MAy :Sth:; ' ~.-' ~ . e14 Years Civil Engineering H. P. "PAUL CHRISTY· '' ., . . DEAR FRIENDS: . #'' ·, '~- :'~~~t~.iit'P ,~,; . I have been campaigning "or some time IIQW·•I!d ·fin!! it.~ lmJIOII!J~ . , -. e:Muskingum College OHIO 'RESIDENT 1 • b!e to meet each .o f ycu pemnaUy, anJ ask you to vo~ fon11~ fQr ~}<T •Graduate Muskingvm Academy CONTEST ,.,\,.$'.:./· .. ':J~~·''.'\;}' • ' . I ' . IOJ �"'h< , y; • tu r.E Ill p< ' \( WANT AD INFOIMA110N "'--· ... .......... = ..... \ , a-- .. -. b ll • 1 1 •·. ·.' ;i• . "£'\:11 ,' .:...;_ PHONE WY ~2157 Clrd of Th1nb LEWIS KEYSTONE . "\ .. { . . ~ . .3.1l00Ms. . . ,' I Ne~furniture ' . . ~ • r , ' ' ' ... .Oll . i-i ·'. ~~ " '." TeroM.· .w· .' , O~ co, ' '.,c rO · 1111'~ lft~ :W. VA. 011~..... ~...:e· f i dtR loan a Blue LUstre ' :tr.~wll , *••rs 44.97 ShaJnpooer 17 ~. FI\EE with chaoo of Blue Luotre Shampoo. Baker FurDIIure, Middleport, Oblo. 4 21 lite ~-f-.---~ ·,,, •I ,, • _',, ~ > < �• ' : Sellllnri. Pamtmy·11i441epol1. b., Ai»'· IJ· ~~ ·~ .. \ ...,: · ··~ ~ • VQt. XVI 'NO. 11 ' TUESOAY, .. \ " .~- bodes ·S': . - ' . I ' ' ' ' . l .. ' 1;,<1\ ........ d ... ,Anti; ' ' Caravan Greeted ning Plan Is Torped y Moves for Second Fail, Referred to Planners Announcement! CHARLOTTE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE (Owned and Operated by Charlotte Elberfeld) e NOW . LOCATED ..\t tht •llltrftld hhl•nn Juat Off ChiHiir Riiil At Jlllili'PIIIIII LOOK FOR THI! 'IIGNin{Vt ('911"11• A new, completeif.~ulpped, •lroCC~nllitlon· ed shop with panoramic view for your en· joyment. Phone WY 2-24~7lo~ ~J19.Ifl•ment . - .. _ .. Chortor !M,1910 ltiPORT OP CONDITION OP . The Pomeroy National Bank "' OP POMEROY ~ -1;. ·::·,~.: In tho ltm of Ohio, ol the Clooo of luslnooo on April IS, 1,.... l'ultlloh... In '"I'll'" It coli . . - ~Y Comptroller of tho Curroncy, under locllon ' ' 1211, U.S. llovlood ltolulol. ASS ITI Coob, bolancOI with other bonks, and <ash Items In · ' pNCOII ol collection .......... , , ..... , .... .... ... .. . f '178,1118:40 Ulllt8d Stites Government obllaationa, direct ond · , JUUIDieod (Net of any reserves) . , ... , .. , . . • ••• ",,. • •. 2,1711;785.81 Obllptions of States and political subdivisiono (Net of any reo""'es) . , . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . .. .. . .. .. • 408,840.21 (ltber bonds, n~•. and debentures (il>cludiDI no aeeurltleo of Federal aiODC!Ioa and corporation• not (iUal'antoed by U. S.) tNet of any reserves) ... . ..... -.. ... .... .. "• .2iJ;t:xgJO_ ... Loan• and dllcountl (Net of any reserves) . .. .. • • .. • •• • .. . .. 2 140.S2 · Fixed assetl .. . .. . . ....• •. ..... . ; • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • . ~r 1111t1 .•. . ...•• ••• • • • • •• • • ••.• • , , • •• • •• • ••• ••• • • • • •• , 18!18.58 'f. ,I ... '- TOTAL A88EI'I . .... .. ... . . ............ . .....~ · · •·• ·· · · ··· · $8,88T,O'l9.51 LIAIILITIII ,· ~ Do!mand 4epoolto of lndivldualo, partnersblpa, · • .., 1 'l'lm:.and ~4~~u":;,.iti'tii iti.SiV!diiili; i>lrii.er&liiPi: · ..... • · '::·~ enrPoroJ'ons .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . . • • .. .. .. U , . Dejlollto of .United States Government ..... , .. • , • • • • •• • • • • • • ~Ito of stateo aad Political Subdlvillono. .. .. • • . . . . .. • . . Ca'tlfl44 ·and·oUleen' cbeeu, etc. . . . .. ...... ... , .. .. .. . .. TOTAl,· DEPOSITS .. , . , , , .... .. ........ . U91.438.'11 Tqw 41.-d deposito .... .......... !3.1'1U9B.Bl 12 41,255.32 G17,800.14 18,078.17 Total time and oavlnp d-lto . • • •• • PJ!l!N ....,.-.M A I.J.ABIIlT1II ... . .... . ....... •••• ••• •••••••• ~ . t~.li1,48CI•.,-I • t\ '( ;!' ' "WHO'S IHN SLia-I'INii IN MY liD'' DfjAD IIQI!O, .1£1izabetb Mont-. aomecy • .118 St. Jolm, JlleJo. ' ard <;om. • · (T~Iullcolorl .. 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