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MIDDLEPORT, 0. and DACRON COTTONS & CREPES •2· ---•3·' 98 COLORED & WHITE $1-00 ,$ 3.98 and 8 •s-95 DRESSES SIZES s .98 l SLIPS COTTON_ 1.98-2.98 PANTIES Colored & White Denim, Dacron Knits Plains, Solids Straight-A-Line Hip stretched Sl-98 SPORTS WEAR • Knee Cappers 1.00 to 3. 98 to SJ-95 MR. AND MRS. EDDIE SNYDER Stoth-Snyder Vows ore Exchanged March 4 in Cincinnati Betrothal to beScioto held Presbytery May 10 ta wben Session of the Middleport First Unlb!d Churcb met thlJ pal! week. 'nle deaCON IIIII-deacoaesses II ~=~~ a bate ole - to be II May 9 at the Lewis Repatr Shop with Mrs, VinceDI Dabo, Mn. Edward Burtelt IIJIII, Mlu Pbyllla Joacbim in char&e The Rev. Howard Ruppel! will atteod the Synod ·meeting al Wooster College June IS-18 11 1 eotnmlsd... · delegate. 'nte Seuloo voted .to Invite D r. Romer • g. Ml:)flllan of Worth bt&Jon, a fOl'IJIOr putar of the local cburcb, .. ~ gueel opeU· or at the DIOl'lliJ1C '·liiii'Vke June 1. He will . .. ...., at the Seamless &: Self Seam 99c sps to • Gowns~·~~.:-::., •p• • -GOWn llack, White,lotPooch_ & N... l... --· ~-98 " '3·95 eBeach Robes _ __ 3.95 eBathing Caps _ _ _ 1.00 ORLON BULKY SWEATERS Sizes 34 46 _ 5.95 to 7.95 l!reob;terla'il Church on that dale In ObaarviDee of their liOth anniversary. 'nle Rev. P. K. G....,....ghese who II a native of India, will be a guest speaker at tbO Middleport cburch durinl the latter part ol May. Syracu~e Scouu to Hold Pair of Sol~ Colored or White eHalters ___ 1.00 to 1.98 l ) APRONS eMaternity Sportswear $5.95 The Byracuoel!q ScWt troop 142 will have a t1mun11p . sale and· a bake aale m the 141tb ill -the dowi>the I!Ditrthouoe. ' ProModi will be ·~~Sed f..- summer ..... and eqlllpnmtt. Hoff-Cobbler $1.00 to $2.98 ' ' VOL X,VI . ,-1 ·y ' .. ' ' tile .... Jip•*rr M* I tl. l[!l'IJl lllNfl ~ 'f ' Jl . ~- _.11· ....;! ;' r,.. c - -------- - -- ' ' ;.. :~-- SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1964 NO. 21 Killer Tornado Deals·Death, Wide Wreckage In Michigan Bay Area . 12 Persons, Including six Children, Mothers ar.e Dead ' EASTERN TRACK TEAM- Kneellng, I tor, are Rick ·Koblentz, Dennis Parker, Ronald Orr, Den:nla Newland, Jerry Warne, Paul Chadwell, Greg Bailey, Bill Amos, Zenith Price, and standing, Ron Ritchie, Charley Mankin, Theron Cruise, Ken Hartung, John Ridenour, David Leonard, Gary Michael, and Coach Tony Gennett e. Absent when the picture was taken was Clarence Mcintyre - Senti· D~ . Track Gaining Wide Appeal In Meigs County's Schools :=. Bronze Medals Remember Mother With AGift She'l Remember! Airborne Murder Causes Smashup > ' ;1' • l l:i:to~the the HOSE • Dusten ~= (. ' ~.J:,~ ·~ar~";! : Mrs. George AnderiOD, J. H. Grate, Mrs. E. 0. Tewbbary, 11 Ml'l. Arthur Lewil and Mrs. J. Harley WOl'l! named dele- uch • Shorts _ _ _ 1.00 to 3~98 I & 2 Pee. Floral & Solids ;.a· ' . Delegates are Appointed tor Scioto Meeting BERKSHIRE • Bathing Suits, 7.95 to 10.95 ·e . : . ' __.,.. ........ enttne\ .. - •·•nsr. tear 3 for 1.00 TO $1.00 SKIRTS Doll' llanawaiL V..WU. probJemo wore .u,cuaod In the worksbopa perlalnlnJ to loell clubl. A luncheon Wll IOI'Ved o& noon by women ol tbe Praby. terlan Cburcll. 'nle afternooD seulon began at 1:30 p.m. wltll a muslcal pnlll'&m with lflll Hope Btsbop of Middleport HlP School. presentina three YOCIII nwnbers accompanied by Mn. Feme Bradbury. A film entitled. "PervenloD lor Profit" presented the problelllll of obliCODity In our nestands. Mr. L. W. McComq, Middleport School head. usJn. ed in showing the fllm,I])Oiled by the "Clti%ens for Deceul Literature commJttee." Guest speaker for the after· noon was Doria Pearse, ate of ·Prof.....- ol Home Econornlcs at Ohio TJnlverslty. She spoke on the topic, "FamUy; Cycle, It has no Beginning an4 no Eed," b . g out all palj terns in !Ue, I - new htlibanll and uew wtle; 2 - childbirth 3 - the family '!'rith ......,._,. children; 4 -family w I I h school age cblld; 5 age child; and 6 - (randmolhers, beginolng of _the' cycle. I Awards presented ""'JudeA a certificate for the best book In program and· project, "Toddlers to Tassela" fror&Gal· lipolls; achievement 10 tifardo were given to the vart"'ff ~ ues with a one-year alford to the "Dtapen to DateJ," club; 2 year, Frencb a~y Cb..,.,..; Kyger Valley, a 3 yw;; "'J'odd. • -the...,_ PrlcodFrom KNEE CAPPERS • vauglm OTHER DRESSES · · · · $5.95to $13.95 TOPS- SLACKS -SHORTS 1111; . , _ - ' ,... ida .... RaYJDODCI Goller In eblql; IIIII "Aeblmlnenl ID Award," Mn. vici.y Colored and White KNIT TEMPOS .-; Give Her a Pretty Dress I NYLON_ 1.98 to 6.00 12-20--19~·24\11 . As...,.. 4 to SUNBACK - SLEEVELESS iL' -·--- ·1' . ,. .. .. ,; . ELBERFELDS COTTON DENIM and Roll Up SleovH ~,. ...... ?-" . . . .. . _ .................... gresstve aub •• 10 ,.... t1111 Miss Karon Stath, daughter of Mr. and M:r~. Fred the Middleport Chlld ConleriaStath of Cincinati, became the bride of Mr. Eddie ·Snyder, ~fu ~~ye': cbap!M son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snyder of Portland, on Wed· 0 nesday. March 4, in Cincinnati. The candlelight ceremony prizes Guests wonlootd bop o.r andattending were given was performed by the Rev. Hennis, at 6 p.m., before an with producto donab!d by lGcll altar decorated with arrangements of white Ulles. businesses. Mrs. Houdashelt Given in marriage by her fathanked her oommittees f or ther, the bride wore a ballerina Betty Jane Krull, Harry _McCoy their help and cooperation 1o length gown ol whlre lace over and James and Chris Minus of making the coo!erenoe 1 IUCsatm. Her shoulder length vell Cincinnati and Mr. and Mrs. cess. A coffee 11our was 11t1t1 of nyloo net was held In place Harry Snyder. Nancy, Connie, from 8:30 lo 10 1.m. with rep. bouquet of white camati0111 and Lenard and Thelma Snyder of tration in char&e of the locll yellow rosebuds. Portland. unlt Miss Margene Stath, slsb!r ot l riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i;;ii~.,.......................... the bride and mald.of-b o n o r, wore a pink ollk dress with bolero and carried a bouquet of white carnations. Mr. Lenard Snyder, brother of the groom aerved as best man. The grooin and best man each wore 1 white carnation bou tonnlere. The bride lo a student nurse at St. Francis Hospital in Cin· clnnall and Mr. Snyder Is employed by tlte Martin, Tyler, Pottor and Wroth Company In Clneinnatl. · A reception was held for the families and cloee lrtendll at the traDer home ol the couple, 59110 Harl'ison Ave., CincinnaU 2, Ohio. Attaldlng the wedding a n d reception were Mr. and M r a. Fred Stath, Richard. Daryl, --">~ Ralph and Margene Stath. Rev. and Mrs. Holmil, Evelyn IIIII SLACKS SIHvolo..-Short SlNvo ... audience to be on the alert for ~n were Mrs. Jame1 Gil· ouch malerial. llan, Mrs. Ro)lert Call, Mrs. Mn. Glenn Henaler ol the lo- Robert Harrison, Mrs. Robert cal unit gave the report ol tbe Burtetl. and Mn. Arthur RIIPO. seven leagues wbicb include IIIII Jr. Recipients of the liCbOIM' members with 118 members t~Dd ship loan fund were announced guests present for the coni..,. whlcb are Jiven to seniors of . Tbt 7 leagues Includes hl8h schools In the state l o r "Diapers to Dates," "Toddlers outstanding quallUes. to Tassles," French City, Pro- Workshops were held during gres!live Mothers Club, all of the morning session with memGallipolis; the Rio Grande bers going to dtllerenf parts of Club, Kyger Valley and Mid· the cbureh lm- the diiiCUssions. dleport C.C.L. Mrs. Jack Mink Included were "Procedure and was In charge of the voting Protocol," Mrs. Donald Meyers with eacb •league having two in charge; "Program Planning" voting delegab!a to · elect I he by Mrs. Holmes; "Use Y o u r nominating committee. OCCL Library" by Mn. Sturte- Mother's Day, Sunday, May 10 BLOUSES ~._.......,,_,.. ..... ... .... sIJlaCe A ge p ro blems A Jre • d. "Mothers of the S~ wu the theme of the Child Couservatlon South Central District Conforence with the unit 11 host, Thuraday at the Middleport First United Presby· b!rian Church. The theme was carried out 1n the program and worltabops bringing out the probleltlll laceel by parente in today's world. Tbe district prealdent, M r s ll•••••• Merry of Rio Grande op: ened the meeting with 1 ' d· lng by Jaes MHTVtc u voca~on was given a b. ~ Dale waibum In the : r si a sence o the Rev. Howard Ruppel!. Mra. Eugene Houdashelt, pr..ident of the local unit, wei· corned the members and guests, with Mrs. William D81'8t, pres!dent of the Kyger Valley Mothers Club. giving the respoose. State officers and oommltu.e chainnen Introduced included Mra. Donald Meyers, state pres· Mrs. Merrill Holmea, state vice president; Mrs. ward Sturteant, stale librarian; and Mrs. · Raymond Goller Mrs. Don Hanawalt, Mrs. Meyero iave tlve talk on ''Literature Through the Mall" and told .. Uu cua"e~ wit& ,., .-.;:~, •• , . . .... .. _ _ _ . . . - - ........ ......... ..._ _ . . _ • WYNN, NOr WILLIA\\11 the abJdenls plannlnl m 10 It was incorrecUy reported the Middleport Senior trip. It David Wllllama W81- of abould have been David Wynn. ' N. 2nd Ave, ....... . - . . .. I ( ' ·- · ' ,, llako Elberfekll· ln .~.t_# roar Shopptna Center ror ' I l>aJ' ll{ta. - YOU!II find I eomp- aeiecl.Jon,(_ •lloooe. .• eoiDI""'~ble e1tltr an RCA VIctor TV oet, a per- Mother'o . ~~ Voter Registration Figures Releaaed soool rodlo. ~-·e· nnrert•, " IUCb II I dip, ll,eepwtar ,. or a duJter for teiJUN . ~ boun. seleet • · hoUiawue . gift auch •• a toaster. ' grill, holi- dryer, eolf.O maker of toaster. Shop 1 v ie r y dep1rtmtmt 1 t Dn11111 5.95 to ' tlllberfelds for Mother'• Day &lfto. Elberfeldo aile baYO lofother:• l>aJ' glf t :JPPlltt --....YIRI · rl~ , - .p .... wtU It te lhiJIIIItna "' tlilllorfeldo for llothtr'• Day Glfta. - ' o( '" Anyone who Mrs. lw ltema "' donateWV may call John Sauvage, 1- . ' ~,!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~M~I~U~S:~~-~~~~~p~~~~~-~~~H~I~t:::M~ID~~~ · ~. ~ ~~r~O~.JII'~~n:,~~ ~~~ · ~ r~ "------...,~--\~---..,.""' p ' up. •• j''; '!!"oio!!~,~---~· ............ . .' ' ' .• �• ' • ' • . • -·-··.,..,.,...- · • Past Chiefs of Temple Meet On Thursdt:ly Pomeroy Panthers Take Rutland 4 -3, Tornadoes 6-2 Mrs. Tllomal Cook aslllte4 by Mrs. liMY ·sedenabtl entertaineel llle Past Cbtera ot Magnolia Temple Pythlan SIIP,TJ, Tbuniboy ntm~na Jt" btr lilalt Matn St., hom.. A obort bultnosl -loll wu conducted by Mrt. Rollin Bearhs, president, which open· ed with devoUona, Mra. WU· U•m rtllhtr waa · welcomecl bltk lfttr a aeverll montha abltn... 11 wu ttporlld tbat Jay Mytra 11 .lilrtoully Ul• fol· lowlq thrH optriiJOIII. G•met 'wen pliyotl tnd prl• •• awarded to Mrt. Btatho, Mra. Filhor, Mro. Fralik Sttw· . art Ml'l. Jtlchard Campbell and Mlia Ltoa Gruoaer. ~frahmento •ere aerved by the boattuea to th01t namotl above and Mra. Glaclya CUck• ler, Mra. Karl Orueaor, Mra. La""'nce Lanntnc. Mra, Henry Reibel. Mra. Al:nold Hayea, Mra. Carrto Grueaor, Mill E r a 1 Juse, Mill Thelmo GruOMr and a ll"'lt. Mrt. lltrDlce Ill rot. . RACINE BASEBALL TEAM _ Sitlmg. I tor. are Bill Knapp Victor Durst, Will Ours, Gary Roush, Ray Proffitt, and standmg, David Spencer, Don Harden. Bill Wickline, Larry Pnce, Sack Bo•ttck, and Coach Mike Morr11on. t'entinel Photo. :• on the road back toward the bombardment ?' WashingtoP League. blast tied the score at Taped le& and aU, Mantle 3. all and Bressoud, who has belted his thir4 home run hit safely in all or Boston's 19 in the last four games Friday sent the go • ahead night to start New York off to • 16-3 victory over the top of the American 1 --- Transfer, Promotion Announced RUTLAND BASEBALL TEAM - Kneeling, I to r . are Sam Hicks, Butch Haning, CbarUe Hysell, Jack Peterson, George White, Rodney Wright. and standing. Joe Hawkins .. Charleo Scott. Coach Marshall Duncan. Roger Davl1, , '!'he r ecent tranofor of Mr. David Peterson, and Leray Pope . Players absent when the picture was taken were Russ Fraley and Som Llrkin1. - · Q. c. Rocero tnd promotion Senti nel Photo. of Mr. J. A. Ferrell waa announ· ced todoy by Mr. J . R. Neally, Track Gaining Wide Appeal J M1• c ' s h0 I 1 SeveraI Uni·ons ==:.~~~ pany loctled at OalUpolio Forry. w~~Rogera, who wu SUper· ~ontinu~ !~ p.:~"~!.ne~ pe~ap• ~, ~e Off Jobs Today ?~(of~::~~~n;rft f: th•t 'I IJattled strong Pomeroy down . structor. to the w:re Thursday before 1 At Racine. Football Coach , losmg 4-3 m 10 innmgs By United Preso Int-mattonal A strike at 1M Lorain Ford Bill Priddy is eothu.o:astw about •1 A number of unions around IMotor Co. assembly plant con· trark. Note. fDI' example, the Ohio were off the job today as tinued this weekend. The 4,400size of Coach M•ke Morrison 's 1 Cleveland Mayor Ralph Locher member United Auto Workers baseball team, 10 effectives, atlempted to head off a maj'or (UAWJ Local 425 walked out when nine are needed on the field. Coach Morrison probably construction shut down Moil· Thursday over more t1w1 !DO h d b h day. grievances on heal!ll and aalety • has the s ortest·manne enc 1 production standards and relief of Racine history In baseball C t' ed F P ) Locher mtervened when three for assembly·llno worltora Ibis Spring. I on Inu rom age 0 ne employers groups voted to stop · I cidentally Prlddv has 1 . fo•·e boarding the plane . work on ail their coostruction Local Pretident Frank Tela· bo~ twice .~ many boyo out i Pieriog together lhe evidence ; projects in Greater Cleveland. kowicz B8id 311 grievoncea hod f r tr rk [of th• gun and of the recorded 1The Bu:ldmg Trades Employers been settled, but tho reot re0 a · last me-ssage from the doomed ' Assocuttion IBTEAl . Home malned W\resolved. • borne AIf MUfder I Rutland, after a half a decade ' airliner, authorities believP.d 1 Builders Association, and the of fielding • baseball team. his the passenger shot the crew- General Contractors Association . has been promoted and tran~ !erred to a aimilar poaillon II tile eompany'a Bay City, Telll planL Mr a- Ia 1 native ef. Ok · •..,.era • lounlon, reus where. he ...... pllttd blgh acbool. Prior_~J~ ln the CeliDell O.micaa Ulllr & their p Tuu pony at ~ lteinded plaot In AprU !1157, a AmarUlo ColleJO, An;willo, Tu. as, served with the United SIIIeo Army from AUCUIII 1Mt to uly 1M8, beinC tllacbarpd With tho rlftk ol Staff Sorc*lnl. Prlbr to hia Army wvlct. hi held a. IU,petViiOI'J poeltioD with Consollilliltd Aircraft CorporA· Uon of Fort Worth. Tdaa ltld from August lMI to April 1957 wao a810Ciated with the Welterman Chevrolet Company of Oklaunion, Texas in a sales and manlgerlal ea~ity. In MaDJfield, •PI>roximoteiJ come up thls season, not with a ,sealing his own fate as well as of Cleveland made the decision 100 ~Ill r~m wocken of the ~- --·--- ·- -· 1the1rs. Iafter seven unions went on 1 Mans~teld Tlre 1: Rubber Co. A 18 p b Ca I su·ike lremamod off the job, but were : gen ro " se Wo,king On Recording . ;· · · scheduled to hear an explana~ BERLIN (UPH _ JntPI\i genC'e I Aulhont•es st1ll were trymg 1 Locher called officials of 8eV· Uon of new piecework rates .ctnts pressed their investiga- to d"'l'lphf;'r the last words on :en unions , their contractors and which touched off the 1trlke tlon today lnta the case of the lhe tape rf'{'ording of messa ge federal mediaton (or a rne·ettng Thunday, . only U S Army officer to de- bf:.tween the pilot of the airlin- 1 today. prt to. t~ Communisls sinre P:r and the . f'o n!rol tower at \ The unions included the : _P ainters Local 14l, which rep- Brown R~ognized World War 11 to determine O"kland. Calif. plumbers, pipefitters. structural resnto more than 1100 pointers At Fal'bl M~hanle Whether he betrayed any West ' One official at Danville who !ironworkers, carpenters, brick· in Summit, Portal• ahd Medin• MASON, w. VA. _ Robert em aecrels to the Reds . 11 ., tenf'd tu the tape said he dis- layers , plasterers and sheet co~nUes, has voted to 1° 00 Brown hu been pnllbted wtth : But the Army maintained a tinct ly hr ard the word ''shot.'' !metal workers. None of the un- stnke. I C!rtlftctte or Merit In rum ftirt official silence on th• lather I~Sten•rs heard the word ions ;, among the II which A union official in Akron aald Mtehlnlcl, awanlld by 111e Tllor •IM!reabouts and future of Capt \"h•ip ·· The National Broad· have agreed to accept the three "a big . majority waa In !IV~ Cell~~ tor BetW Farm LIYinl, Alfred Swenson. 31. whom the <'astmg ro. said officials had a ·year, 75-cent cootract package of strikmg at Friday niet>t • Huntley, !Uinola, for lhoq tho CoJill!lunists sa:d they expelled Ii•P" re< o•dmg of the voice of agreement reachod last week Iunion meeting. The union bod IHIIHI farm rnachallll!l abtuty frolli Ea•t Germany becau,.. >3 · vear · old pilot Erhest A. Iwith the I!TEA. been working lXI o clly-to-cllly among the graduating oerilora ol be proved unW<>rthy of asylum. i Clark ,.vmg " My· God, I've Locher said be hopod con· baolo aince rojertlnc 1 woge of. Wabttna 1liab School. ' - - - -- been shot" - followed by 1 struction could contmue while fer from ,reo COilll'l~tora lalt Thl rarm Milchank award ft1it scream . oegoUationo were held. week. They liso rejected 1 new tho mtJI'lber Of each 11n1or hlelr JDii " Ni The '•cording aioo was un· Cofumbua Sltaatlon propoaal Friday, IIChool clMI clltmed 111011 otlt· tlh'OTID TO INTIIIIST 0' d.r •t.ood to provide other d.. In Columbus, contract !lib Union membtra IOU-"1 1 Ill • illllldlnl In hlo pnJiicllncy to MIIDI MAlON AIIU taiils of the last. violent mo- continued between the Inlerna· ~ cent wage lnctelM over tb,.. apply farm mecbanlca to the ~::..! mf'nl.s of the flight. However a tional Hod C a r r i e r 1 a n d ' years. tfftctlve use of farm ........., - 11 p' · ~. ,_.ll.rter .."'1' ..... . _ ,1, ..,.,, difficuli process ol dedphel'log Common Building Laborero LoSlrfiUt Settled mont tnd tooll, in tile llaiDttn. - . , _ _ ...,,- ~ was stili going on. cal 4Z3 and tho BTEA. The only major •_trike setti• anee of 'firm 11111chlntr7 IDd In fto !'"; •:""" Pao:• · The union reducod contr~<t ment came at the Morton Salt bulldlnl projiiCII_Ill pnridllm· Do .,_ 1,:;.;•;:~ 1 POLICEMAN CLEARED demands Friday by iowerlnc Ita Co. mine in Ptlnt!IYIIIt When '10 proved form Jlvlftl IIIII llf*'ll,... ,..,., CLEVELAND (UP!) A 63-cent hourly wage demand to Uniltd Mine Workera lllllnb«'' 1n1 elflclenllJ. 'nit ..ltCIIICID :.=o·o: .. ..._ ... ,... jury Friday acqulttecl pollee- 58 cents during 1 !llree-year pe- ratUied a new three-year l!m· 11 made by 1111 atucllftt'o •oe• ,.. ' " " - " •··~•· man Bartholomew Boyer, 31 of riod. But they were stili 22 tract Frl<lay. Tho poet, wldeh Uonal qriculture ~Heber. ·· ..... I ....,..._\ ICift charg•s of rap ina an II • year. cents away from management'• ended a week4onl ltrllte, called ¢ • ......... _ old babysitter at blo bome In of£er. for a alx-co~t bodrly wop 16> llop. "tt!f-~ , ... etty. "" .uburban Brook Park last June. Cement finishers, tile ..ttera crea10 each year plua an addl- Frlclly lllGt'lllnf, lhe uw ... :0:0 -:,-• " and bricklayers failed to reach llonal holliboy. other, 11\lt 01111 11 llldltJ_JOnl, 1 "• ,._.. ";:".;: VISIT PARENTI agl'<!ement on tbtir contracts. and kUied lt. "li:tuJt Jlayt baetl ~~ . - -:uo, • Mr. and Mrs. 'l'homas Brown, BuslneiJI 11ents for Brlokloy. TWO lllC IDU.I ot Ifill 12 • li ,..,C ~~ _... • '-'"' canton, are vliltinc this .,..k. er1 Local " aald mm t111n «10 Mfl. Georee Kru.kllllp, Rt. t, !llfd her hu~; Tlil • . ~~ end with hla panollt.l, MI. ond workers would rellllin off the VInton, URd a 4.10 &•tilt llhot. one wa -'tO. il!lt tb.t ·!! ....., ,.. - . : Mra. Vlrali Brown, Rock job until a contract waa 11l'ft4 cun Thuraclay Ill ltlll • ll<ltteh bock dollr 111- ll!e ~ ..._.... Iii& Slfinl". upon, · copperbted till btr blc:k 4JGOt. bo!Do. · 1 'I 1 I D•JLY SENn El ~ =.;;;:..- ;=;:' ":!:": 'M.. :"..=:;..: ;- I By GARY KALB Jn tho National League, New runs across with hish lt. Carl and two out 11 he rot Norm UPJ 11por1o Writer St. Louis, 5-4; Yastrzemski aided tthe Rod Sox Cash to line out to Adair and The "paU.nt" 11 coming waUopecl Clncin· cau1e with a homer as rookie cement hls third victory ol the along fine and. quite naturally, nail, Milwaukee topped Bill Spa~wick ptcktd up hio •••10n. LarryySherry lost .. hils second game in four decuaons. .. are the New York Yankees . Pittsburgh, 2-1, and San P'ran- f1rst major league VIctory. . Ie In Juan PJzar_ro . . d '-· affected by cisco shutout Los Angeles, 3.0. Jerry Adair's bloop smg .lim1te .~ Mickey Mantle. dec! d ssorted ailments c e the Lou Clinton's homer and Ed the lOth rnnlng sent 01 c k Angel~ to hve h•ts an ai 810 a . ' h' 'th h aeason's ooset, once again Breasood's bases • loaded sin- Brown borne with . BaIbmore s the C 1cago cause w1. a orne leading the revitalized Yankees "gle highllghted l.he Boston winning run_ De~o1t scored all run. as he won h~ second Hotleoa clfls were preaen!@tl to Mra. Ann!.. OhllJIIII' when tho Kin Club mel Thuraday tv· ening at hor home. Mrs. Ohlinger, president, conductod 1 ohort businesl sesoion and plans were discussed for going to the home of Mrs. Harold Johnson in Sprlnllfieid, the date to be announced. Games were playod tnd prtz. es awarded to Mrt. cart Hy10U, Mrt. Harry Dlvio won I b t door prize. Mra. C. J. £1»,.. bach received a Mother~ Illy cill lrom her daughter. Mra. Edaar Pratt. A dfloerl <OUrat woa aervod by the hooleu 19 the members aod a gueot, Mra. lt. W. Valllhlft. Favors "''" ptaatle cup~~. The next meeting will be held ot tho bomo of Mro. lduar Pratt. .- 1 Other Racine bltlert w t r e •oH with a walk and reached!stole IIOCOI1d, limpson Ia~· •for Rutland, Wmod 1!, wollled Mil etll 100 ooo-- 2 1 1 l!ill Wickline and Routh. both second aoleiy on 1 steal •• the ~ceci blm to third , s"d Baker s v·. Cu m~mga In flve and """ ' f1tts. 100 000 ooo-- 1 6 o Lot Ant.. 000 QOt ooo-- o & 1 with a lingle. ball wao clropped on the tag. bunt ouccen!uily brouaht him lh:r<l innmp !~nod flvo, walk- Clooinger fZ.Ir and Torre. San Fran. 001 mf 00.- S '6 1 l!akor fonnod four , walked Then Wright singled him homo, home. eel llvt, and Snnp10n fin1shn1 Gibbon. Pace 111 and Burgess. Ortegl . Brewer (7) and threo and Price fanned 1 i • That was one of five hit' per· ' Other Rutland hittera were ' up , fannecl7, walkod 2. Loser--Gibbon (H I. boro. Marirbal (5-0) and HAll•· _ and walked three. milled ~Y Rn Gumminga and Hysell, Peter1011, I!Annine and •Rutland 0001120100 0-3 51 Loser--Ortega ( J.Z) . HR-MIY';;::. ~EDGE RUTLAND Bruce Simpson, Pomeroy's sopb· Hicks, all singles. i Pom""'y OliO 0211100 1--4 7 I Cinclonatl 211 000 100- 3 4 1 -· ·• fi A much 1m ved Rutland omore ltchers I . Phil 210 381 ll!x- 11 18 0 (Only games scheduled) " . ,:t pro · P · • 1 For PomerOJ Biter and Bob I ~et.et-aon and Wh:te. Cum· Taitooria, McCool 151. Worth· Amerlceo Leapo ~ Jl club 1••• the Panthers all they The Panthers scored their Smith each hod - . lolla, Swill- miDfls, S:mpoon fl! (WJ, and ington II ) Edward" Ben· New Hork 320 ·000 ~10 u 1!';·11 wanted ' Thursday before bowing w1 nnma · •-ttom 0 f deII and ~-u~. , run In the ·~ ~sa ._..., one I'w·me brenner. tt 13-li 'and Dalrymple Loser Cleveland 000 001 002-- S i e ' ~ 0 10 4-S in Innings. the lOth when Dick Werry, who each. AU of the Iiiii but one Racine tot 000 0-2 5 4' eTsitouris (1. 21 J!Rs-.C.ving· ' Terry ll·l) .;w Howard. John. The Panthero were ahead 3-2 had come in lor Jenkina in the of Smith'• were,....., He had iPoomeroy 2Cil 120 1--6 I 111on. · \lcMahon Ol. Walker (3), BeU after the alxth but Rutland tied fourth, singiod to lead ofl. a double. Price and Bootie. Baker and , 191 and Azcue. Loser _ John II In the 7th when Hy10U led Bryce Smith, running for hlm, Peterson, working creditably Winebrenner. St. Louia 000 001 030-1 10 o. ll·ll. Hfu! _ Mantle, Chance, New York 200 OliO 201 - • 12 I Wagner. Brogiio, R. Taylor (II. Bur· delle (7), Shantz !8) and Me· C'hica<o 010 100 100 - S I 0 Carver . Fisher , Bearnarth !81 Los Ang. 1 000 MD- 15- 1 and Gonder, B. Taylor (81. Win- Pizarro . WilheJm 9) •~ ;v.-\l•n io. M"Bride, Latman (I I;; ~­ lud in the t o nnsgiw i tli:lhn 1 and rodgers. Winner-Pizarn~.... ~ Syracuse Remains in First Place Yanks RegainForm, Rip Indians, l 0-3 Kin Club Meets At Home of Mrs. Ohlinger land Indians. M$ntle wasted little time in lead when J t ning. \ 'WHERE'S MY NEWSPAPER?' heard him sey many times: "Now, my newspaper slid .• ," "I read in my peper , . ," . runjs. A man's possessive about his newspaper. He takes pride In it. did.lte or spgrt1 teem. Or, he groans when his newspeper cllf· fers with his choice of personalities or issues. He'll even write the tclltor when he feels strgngly about 1 difference of opinion. left out during the chitchat over the bridge teble. Both men end women went their newspaper. In feet, they insist on it. They ere sorely dtseppointed and disturbed when t h e i r . newspeper isn't on the front step when they want it. Ask any . carrier boy. He can tell you, bec::euse he hters ebGut It If I dtllv, . ., This loyelty to 1 fevorlte newspaper didn't luat heppen. It Cltl:it · Na~ ·, ,., '; ·il ::,) :_; And, beceiJst the newspeper Is view~ as 1 nece1sery '*,'\~', ion and source of information, It makes a bla ~iff'trencjt )n 1ttfi: ·· . l'b&*lllt .. • ,~·· 'i liv11 of people of elleij811 of ill .fiiths er:td pelltical prtft~; · ... :.).>' ; j of llllevela of inCGme entl wuetti.n. . THE ·POMEROY·MIDLlLEPtlRl .... r DAilY , SENf;iN·El anw j•: 1.' ' . I . '. ' ., '. ' '· •• ' ,.3 ·~ .; -~ .. .tr.• . . .',r ,~.. .. r .' I At'hens . HaIts GAH sG0 Ifers I W··th II.-9 V··ctory Ffie day Ji~::r~~~~.G:;I~~i~:~~~:~~ Los Angeles ~ 5 6 1 .688 647 :588 tO 9 _. 26 • 2\1: 10 11 ·476 3 ~ 9 10 · ·474 310 s 10 .474 3~. 912 .429 4~ a i II .42t 4\0 15 .375 t York at Cleveland (2 ) at Washingtoo (2) ~. ~ · ' ·, ,I 1 F.QUAI. 9.4 \lARKS s • lia 's number one man . Jimmy B•ard. 3''< to Y,, Beard shot a respectable 39, three ..ver par. • but it wasn't quite good enough. Bob Purkey WI.ll Attempt to Stop Red-Hot pht' Is TonigIlt i , , ., _,. ,; l' :· -:- o: 10 ~1~nn ~: 0: I_-: sO Sf"gui . H<rn drahan (21, Aker rJ1. (J'IJ~t rwghu e !4t. <~nd EdtA'ards. Wyatt 181 Lau (1). Arrigo. -:. rnry 21 S•eb ler 31, Sli'gman j5 l. Oai!e.v 8 a.nd Ba ttey. W1nner - Wvoll •3·1 1. Loser Oailry rJ -2 t HRs- Hall, Lata. ---=======-. How much will go up In smoke? So hot were the Atheniana PHILADELPffiA fUPI\ - se<ond and Tony Gonzalez got . Fr1day they sank three chip-ms You can take t.ht Cmcmnati \on w1th a smgle. 1 10 yf'ars ago your bouM 'l!astern, capturing five ftrsts 100 yd. dash. Parker. E' 10 91from the greens. I very unusual Redo' word foc It - the Phil· I The_ Philli•s ~rapped it up In may ha,·e been worth to six by Racine, nevertheless ~ylve.ster R. , Beagle, R., Arn· feat for any h.1gh school club. Jiet are for real in the Natwnal the e igh th innmg by battmg SU ,OOO - roday it may won aduel meet Friday at ott, R. League pennant chanse. around, acroun1ing for four be worrh $J8,000! 1¥/hM' home against Racine, 57-52. Discus , Terry Hoffman,. lUi ft. Alhen1 now poa~s as 1 thre~t The one-time doormall atill ruN . In all , Philadelphia ro.l- 1 11bfJ ul .l''u" jir1 iNsllr• Coach Tony Gennette'a hoys old record 111 ft. E. Bailey, R. to dethrone . Gail:a. Academy • haven 't loot to the Reds this lected 1.8 hits . with John Call•· I ftiUt? Check rata now did it by taking 7 second piaceiJ Michael E., and Fisher, R. Class AA DIStrict title of two seasoo ond Friday night ohow· son going four·for·four . He had for fire insurance that only 2 by Racine. Shotput, R. Adams 42 ft. I ye~n come nex~ Saturday at ed everything It takes to be- l Lwo tnples _ a double and a mramre1 up 10 1od•y'1 It was a day fur record-break· in., new record; old record 42 ; Fairgreens. Manetta is tlw oth· come a pennant cOntender, lsingle . I value of your home. as altogether 7 school rec· 2; Dennio Parker, E., 39 ft. 1 er IOi>'rankecl area <iub. excellent pit<hing and • fine · '!'he win was Bennett 's third Check with Nationwide were fractured by one or me., new school. re~ord ; o I d Monday, the Gallians wUI go bitting attack. 1in five de.cision.c; a!! he scatter-the company wich fUtl' other squads. record 38ft. 10 _111.; Adams, R. lo Pt. Pleasant and Wednesday , Tho victim was John Tsit· ed four h1ls. two of them bv Wf#M jor. Nt"W .,... New reocrds were Si!t by Ter~ Mankin , K, Michaels, E . on the local coorse. will host un· souril, wbo lasted only four Frank Hobmson . Ts1touns Hoffman, Dennis Parker, and Mile relay, _3 : 47.~, Amos, rlefeated, but once-tied Bar~ innings u the Cincinnati 8 tarL- dropped hi s !econd against one Eastern mile relay team. Hoffman, Mankm, Rldenour, E. boursville, w. Va . er And by the time It was over wm. For Racine the 880 relay team new r..,.rd; old record 3:48 . th~ Philo raekod Ill' an 11·! 1 Young Bill McCool went 1 WY 7·2460 brake the Racine school record liat. _On May ~· the Galh~s victory In the opener of a three three innings In relief for the Potnel'CIY and John Arnott, Bruce Beegle. 880 relay, Racine, 1:41.5, new wtnd up thou: t!IM campaign &amo weel<end aerteo. , Reds and did a cr.ditable job. 115 E. 2nd and Roy Adams wt new marks record ; old record 1:43.4, Syl- (~_egular season} at Huntmgton Lert fielder Wet Covington :giving up three hit! and one , ~~,. ........ in ,their specialty events. vester, 11. Adams, Harry Ci.. h:gh. loci tho atta~k with a homer Irun. AI Worthington finished for ATIONWID• Track 18 on a defmtie up- land, John Arnott. Here's the results of Fridav's and two other hits that resulted tht Reds, although he was 1 · .,.. 111111 ,.,, 1u 1 u 1 u. ltltt»r swing in SQutheastern Ohio, an~ Z20 dash, Beegle, 4., 23.4, new trangular match at Fairgreefts: in five M.Jnl battedi n. And the tagged with ~II four ~uns scored ; ....,;,; tklme Off~~:•• Colu..., in. our schools in particular, ";cord, old record 23.8, Parker, J . Beard 39 . J. Newcomb 34 , Rods had more than they coold by the Ph:is m the_fJ,al frame · satd Racm< Track Coach Bill E., Sylvester R., and Arnott, R. Beard 3t to \\. Beard heat handle· '<!gains! young DenDi• -~- PTJddy. . - !RUN, Rldenoor E. ¥•ll •· G. Lambert 43. Newoomo beot iBellliOlt, 'who went the distance How they flmsheoj : 8, Warne E ., FIBber, R., Orr, Lambert, (.!), for thf Phlllies. Br?ad jump, Baily, R. , 11 fl. E. C. Roderick 43, G Moore 41.1 l'llrkey Hurta Toalpl 7\1 m., Rideno!W, E., Beegle, 440 dash Beegle, R., 58.6, Am.. M. Leach 48. Moore beat Rod· The oerie1 rosumod tonlaht 1 R., Arnott, R. oo, E .. S. Cleland R. , CrUise E. erirk 3·1, Roderick beat Leach with Bob Purkey ,..king hls 1 High JUmp. Bailey, R. •. 5 ft. Mile run, Price E. , 5 11.1, 3·1. first victory of the ..ason , 4 inc., Kobientz E., Hankin E., Chadwell E, Hoffman E., ond R. Kohl 29, B. Eschenbacker · Jim Bunning of the Mc'l\lrnor, R. Grueser, R. 39, . Oiler 49. Eschenhacher Bunning Ia 3-t. beat Kohl 2%·1 1.~ and Kohl Covington'o homer off Tsit· beat Oller, 31'.· \1. souria ,.81 1 !llree-ru• job in . 0 S. Carter 43, E. Gu.ttavson 14 the fourth inning, traveling an B. Mitchell 48. Carter beat Gua· ostimoted 450 feet. It eiearod ; SeeThe By MILTON RICHMAN since l'vo played at ail. No. I tavson 2\io to 1'I, Carter boot tho U.foot hiKh ocoreboard in : Full Line UP! Sporlt Wrlll!r take that back. I did play foor Mitchell 31> to \0. centerfield. NEW YORK (UP!) - Roy Jnnings for Ull Braves in Phil· T. McCarty 41, B. Kern 4S, Phillie fans delmod Coving· l At .. , .McMillan, thl! new pride and adelph)a Thursday night but T. Abraham 10. McCarty beat ton wu ooly the fourth player I joy ol the Melt! who still Ill • that WaJ the first time they Kern, 1\io·\0, and .~braham, 4- to clear tho scoreboard oince it bit bewildered by It oil, said Ullecl me lR weeki. o. bu'·i·t in 1 ~. Th th he " came •I waa • ~. • o en w pay. "Heck I .know I can otili wel't Henry Aaron Joe Adcock NY our BMW-Hondo Norton-Triumph Doaler" ' that's tho ease, the 311- play ball. That'• why I'm hal" SENS BUY KOCH and Ed Matthews' all of Mil· ' Routoo 50A • 33, I Milo North ot Athono year-old one ·time boy to lit wl!ll a club .like the WASffiNGTON (UP!) . .. waukee ' I Opon 9 .. 5 Mon. Thurs. S.t.·9to I Tueo. Wod. frl. cortainly to the I've heard a lot of greot Washington Senators to d a" Covington'• bias! made k 11-2 • LY 2-8464 Athena, 0. 1 1 MAX WARD 1 '*" NadoDBI League W. L. P•t. Francisco 14 5 .737 Pbiladelphia 13 I .684 1~ 8 .613 12 10 .552 11 10 524 Eastern Takes FIVe • Flrsts • To· IX byRaclne but wIDS • !2-6f . Loser- McBride 11-5) . HJr; ~ . FRESNO. Calif. (UP1 '1- 1'wo defeat Rochester, 8-3. with Tom high school runner!-; compeun~ Parsons ,Raimng credit for his in different m~et.!l l"-'riday pqua l· first victory. Left-hander Bill ed the 9.4 sceonds recon1 fnr Fourth time was a charm at Falrgreens Country Club Friday evening. COl!ch Cbar· Short was the losing pitcher. the IOO·yRrd da sh set in 1933 les McAfee 1S vastly-improved Athens Bulldogs, in a triangular match, outscored Coach Dick Hughes recorded his , by the immorta l Je s.-;~ Owe-ns . John Milhoan's Gallia Academy Higli school golfers 11 ·9 to inflict the first loss of the third straight victory for Jsck· Jimmy Hines of Oakland. year on the Gallipolitans. sonvillt with a ~hit, 6-S tri· Ca lir .. tied the m::~rk durin g Other results found the BuUumph over Toronto. Jack Oa- first-day action in the \Vt"st dogs crushing Jackson 18 • 3 seaaon. yesterday's first loss . maska homered for the Suns. 1 Coast Relays here . .Johnny Jam· while GAHS thumped the Iron- In four matches with the Bull- John Newcomb was the indl- The Atlanta-Buffalo ga~ was •l -:s tied the- recurd during tlw men, 19-1. dogs thi9 1pring, GaiHpolis won .d 1 h hed th postponed because of ram after first annual Meet of Champ11 Ga illpo I'IS ' aeason re<:ord now the f'Irst Iwo, 13-7 and 2210 th VI ua w 0 rea Y crus · · Ca l'f · , en Gallians horua of an undefeatede th _ e Crackers bad taken a 2-o IOnR at Perr1s, 1. stands ~t 15 wins, one !O.!IJJ, and last Tuesday wat held to a HI· r-~· ~ - · - ---one tie. AHS is 10.2·1 for the 10 tie at Atbellll. Then came season. Newcomb fired a 34 · iwo-under-par in defeatmg Gal· GB I 2 3\0 4 11 11 .SOO 41> 7 10 .412 6 9 )4 .:191 7 Hoosion 9 14 .391 7 York S 18 .238 10 Friday'• Reaullo WI. Pitts. I (ntgbt) 11 Cln. 3 (ntgbt) York I St. Louil 4 (night) Son Fran. a Los Angeles o (Only gameo schoduled) Sallrclly'a Probable Plloben Loo AngeleB at San Koufu (2-2) vo. (1·2). St. Louil at New (:a.G) .VI. Clleo (.! H). Cl!lc)nl!ali .al ~ z YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPlf ON A 'Came T p} ' S ay ays Roy McMiJlan I Hawk's Cycle Sales I ••me !an said ho "couldn't quite .derstand " the deal wblch the Mllwauk.. Braves Friday obtained · pitcher Jay Hook for him and !lien turned and oent him to the 1 but be was happy 0 0 member of the Mets nevFIGHT 1\ESVLTS By 1,1Jd!H Pre01 luteraoUGaal ~~~:t'l~~aot, 1 feel I'm goBIUSBAN!I:, Allllr.Ua 1·u'1"111 Kme, 14!1 to play here," aaid tho vetAlan cartul. 147. eran lhortlllop. "Coab, · lt'o 15, AUlllralian wellel' been a eouplt of wel&ht title. NaiiObl L!lliPe - Marlchal, Gianll 1-G; ~ Plralea s.G: Slta•, Olanta l-e; Craig, Carda; Gibeoll, Cudl Klippotein Phila Ill M. Ar dm IMpe Lamabe, _.,. Sos :a.G; Chance, Angell;. · cJlcin<i\rU, Indiana; --KUna, llen&IOn; Krollek, lndl- CIUCAGO (UP!) - llobbjo -~ I'IPiw,' ~ - Sox; Rid· Foaler. 171\io, Waahlngton, atotic all, Red b.; iiid 8fll<k. OrJ. peel Anlll 'l'bomu, 17tl, CbicaCO all u. . l. . HONDA I Sllrgell and Clemente, Pirates Houston at Chicaao--Jolmson aU 16. (2-2) VI. lilUawortb (3-1). Amerleaa IAape - Wqner, Sunclly'o GIUilea Indlano :Ill; Olivo, Twlnl 18; Loa Angeles at Sun Franclleo ijall, Twlrui; Cash, Tlgero ond St. Louis at New York (2) Stuart, ~ 8os ali !7· ot PbUadelpJ!lo "''I' • Mmnesota Bostoo Detroit 11 1 I Leap - Mayo, (0.1) VI. tbinp too." the bought pitcher AI Koch aoll 28; Torn, Bravea 17;WII- Purkey Milwaukee at BUDJing Plttsblll'l!b(3-1). - place. Bounced from 0 third The about flrot their thingfans.McMillan Detroit Tigers. llama, CUba 16; Boyer, Carda; Lemuler (2-1) va. Law (1).2). club to a tail • ender, McMil- heard when be set his bags General Manager Georg• pertfcufii want and fill e cltfi?ite need. 18 63 12 23 Torre, Milw :11 83 14 29 Boyer, SIL 22 Btl 13 29 American Leapt G. AB R. H. OUva, Minn 21 93 20 40 Frqoel, LA 17 57 14 23 Freehan, Del 14 47 5 19 Romlno, Cle 10 36 8 14 BresOud, Boll 19 79 12 30 RobiDIOn, Bal 19 74 10 26 .351 Tresb, NY 15 49 5 17 .347 Roblnm, Chi 16 81 11 21 .344 Well, Cbl ,, 47 5 16 .340 Slebtrn, Bait 19 116 12 22 .333 Home llluu Na&loaal Loapa - Mlys, Gl· ao~ 11; Howard, Dodger~ 8; Wtulama, Cube; Allen, ph I Is tnd lllcCovey, Glonbl aU 6. Amll'laa Leagea - Colavl•••-"- 8: Ollva, Tw'·· 7 to, A~......,. ·~ : HaU, Twlna 7: liiUson, Twins I; Gentile, AtbleUcs 8. Jltlu. •tied In Gl- of local news c~uld "ruin" her shopping trip or leeve her fullnt 1 New Yqrk BaiUmore . · .Cardnat, Cln 22 74 12 26 Allen, PhD 19 80 18 28 · reading her ptt feat~res. Missing out on some ad or choice Item ebout bec:euse the newspaper is loceliztd to meet 1 at MiMesota(3-2) vs. Stange (0.2). Johnson, Cln 17 ·4!J 10 16 . And, his wife f.. ls just 1bout the same. She looks forwtrd to <. W' L. Pet. Kans!~l~ity Stargell, Pit ,, Amer!..o Leaaae Major Leap Leaden Baltimore at Detroit-Estrada By United Prell lnternoHonal ((HI) vs. Aguirre ((HI) . National League New York a t Cleveland -Ford G. AB R. H. Pet. (2-l) va . Donovan (2-0) . Mays, SF 18 74 24 36 .486 Sunday'• Games Cimente, Pit 21 90 16 35 Chicago at Los Angeles Williams, Chi 17 70 15 37 City at Minnesota Santo, Chi 16 5S 11 21. Baltimore at Detroit (2) He ~loats when his newspaper praises his favorite pgliticel can- ' United Presa Internattooal liomer of the year. John was Friday'• !tet.olto lagged with tile loss. Bos t Wash 3 (nightJ Boston put together a New York 10 Cleveland 3 (nlght) run oeventh inning to Bait 4 Detroit 3 (night, tO Inns) Washington, g. 3; 6 Minn. 5 (night, 10 inns) edged Detroit, 4-3, in 10 m. Chicago 3 Lvs Angeles 1 (night) ntngs; Chicago beat Los Ang· Saturday's Probable Pitchers eles, 3-l, and KaDJal City at Los Angeles nipped Minnesota, 6-5 in 10 in· (2-1) vs. Be· will say, "Where's my newspaper?" "My," not "the"l You've ery is fete or missed. Major League Standing• By homer for Cleveland and Leon : Wagner drove in the other KaMaS City two Indian runs with his sixth Washmgtoo When e newspaper is mining, more often than not, • m"n strat~ht game and . lifted the Sox mto the A~er•can Le.a~e l~ad. Ken McBride suffered h1s fifth. loss when the only run ~e received was Ron Hansen s wert played. homer. __ - Han ~eo P11,.arro. i Kansao City squeezed past Minnesota oo pinchhitter Char· By United Preas lnloTIIIltloBol By Uolted Preoa Inl<matlonal IB 11 210 000 0001 _ 4 11 0 ley Lau~s lOth inning homer. tl~:·e~e s;:..r:.,e:_ g':i' e~~ w. L. P~~ GB . O:,,;oit 300 000 000 _ 3 7 1 8 The Twma tted the game wlth SyraC'use ~~-_,.--- .g 3 7oJV Rob \Ill dB .. . 1 er ts. l er t 8 l ~:~n rown . .a f't_ve-run outburst in . the .f ourt_h tired of waiting for Mack Jones Toronto 10 4 ·, 14 ... . h L 13 )' 11 1 1 0 to blos.<>Om they ll'y lo peddle Bufblo 2 IShrsmo. I ,(J IC , ary w· lnnmg on only one hit, Jimmie 8 6 .571 d F. h H II ' h h him to the Mets • err~ (Yt an 'ee .an. l& a s I ree-run homer. : er~ · Columbus 7 7 .500 3 ner- Millt"r 1 :~- l l. Loser-Shetwere 21 ba_ses on ba~ls lS~ued , Well. the Syra~use Chiefs Roch~ster 6 6 .500 3 r~ 12 _21. a~d ea('h slde used f1v~ pitch· :have thf 27 _year-old outfielder J~ck sonville fi 8 .429 4 e1s. John Wyatt won ?IS third 100 w and they're happy with Richmond 5 9 .357 5 Bm; ton 010 100 700 _ 9 10 C g~:~ me ~II ag.alnst Mmnesot~, l him . At la n l <-~ 1 9 .1 00 1 W <~s h . 000 021 000 _ 3 6 1 and Bill -~alley dropped his , Jones , "ho ha" already had rriday"s Results I Spa nswwk . Radatz (7 ) and , second decision. ' three chances with Milwaukee , Tillm an. Narum, Ridzik (7), kept Syracuse atop the Interna- 1Columbus 6 ~oc· hester 3 · Ouekworth r7 1 Bouldin (8) and tional League Friday night ISyracuse 6 Richmond 4 ll.eppt>rl Winn er - Spanswick when he belted a three-run : Atlanta at Buffalo . ppd .. rain il -2 l J ,oser- ~arrm !2-l ). ws homer off Howie Kilt in a 6-4 J;wk!'nnville (j Toronto 3 -)'a~lrzt"mski. Kennedy, Cliowin over Richmond . Bill Faul !on. was the winner. ~tcr;:rredthea w~~~~~ Gift mates aboard In the first Terry Gets Fin& Ralph Terry, another ber of Berra's crippled corps, appeared recovered !rom ailing back as he set Cleveland down with five hits for his first victory of the year. Tony Kubek led a 13 ·hit assault on hve Indian pitch· ers with a dou b.e and two smgles as tbe Yankees won their fourth game in tbeir last live .tarts. Bob Chanco hit a pinch its runs Jn the first ~nning for a 3·2lead that the Onol.es knotr ted w~th a run In the second. s.t~ Mll.ler put down ~ Tiger upnsmg m the lOth w1th two on 1 providing manager Yogi Berra with a three • run ·~· By Ualfd Preoo lllteraau...a ner-Bearnartb (1-3). !..- ;:.. 1Shantz (W). HR-Warwick. Notloul leape ~- • Coach Ruts Moore's Porn- ner wi!ll two oblglea In lhr• troy Ponthers "on two 1aoas trips, and Gary Jonkino' ooio In two cllya Thunday and Frl· homer, produefll two runs in day and are bard after a third the first, one In eacb of tha straight today In M.artetta. third and fourth , and two in Friday lli8bthander Dive Ba-the !lith. ker held Racine to five bltll Racine pullhed borne two wbUe bll moteo were playlng runa in the tblrd when Bill good defensive ball to re11ster Knopp led off with a aingle, a 11-2 victory over lellbander Proffitt doubled, Durst oinglod, Larry Price. Price suffered four and after Knopp was home a fioi41"1 m1lcuet back o1 blm. bad throw !rom tha outfieid ,lel Pomoroy'o big battero, Phil Proffit come home. It waa Swindell wllll !llree otngiea in the Panthera' only error of tho !llree trips, Mickey Wlnebren. game. ~t LineSmres PtA NOS eW\IRLITZIR •IIALDWIN down the bote! lobby near La· kirk said Washing(on paid more Guardia Airport after arriving than tbt $20,0110 waiver from Pittsburgh shortly before for tile rookie righthander. mJdnight Friday night was that Kocn, 26 , opent most of Ihe mets bad just beat the season with Syracuse, wht!l'll l cardinals, H In nearby Shea he won 11 and lost 2. LaW last Stadium. year, he made two relief ap"It's arcfll to bt with a pepancea for tile Tiger1, winwinner." he grinned. ,nina one and loolng oue. IASY TERMS . ,,______ $299 o~ft;or;;Ton;;y;Ta;;yi;or;;lin;g;led;;;•to;l;•; l ::::::::::::::::::~ ' For every surface, inside and out~ .. -o-8~@:1;; ·••• for hundreds of things within your home ••• redo .•• redecorate. ... revitalize . . ' wltb DEVOE"·p AINTS eoo1 OTHII PAMOUI II.UIDI " ;.CAROLINA LUMBER (lnd SUPPLY CO. •CI!IIi&Carry 0,. 1-f,G.DtipOt ·•eMil a Deltvwy ·, Pt.,....nt . �. l •• ' ' • \-Dally Senlln•l. Pomerny-Middleport. 0 ., May q' 1964 Suit Challenges :· Featherbedding Laws in Ohio THE POET'S .-• I / New Informing CORNER Around And About Middteport NOW Harry J. Fitzsimmons, right, Plant Engineer of Celanese Chemical Company, Galliolis Ferry, W. Va., is shown receiving an engraved wrist watch from J. R Neeley, Plant Manager, m recogmtton o! 25 years of service with Celanese. SEJ;!VICE REWARDED - is the time to get your Services for Dekalb Estep Infant Are Announced Seed Corn ''''''' SAVE Middleport Feed Mill ON NEW HOLLAND and FAilMEC OHIO CERTIFIED SEED CORN Buy now and !&t • Honer• Saving Bonu11 Certificate FROM GRAHAM FARMS, 0. COME IN AND SEE US SOON! wlth your purcbue of New Holland or Farmec .ram· stead Equipment. Morris Equipment Co. Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sal11 Wt9-3202 I'EARLSTlJET . U.ClNE, 0. GILMORE'S 4-HCiub WY 2-.1101 SUPPLY STORE PemtrfY wide ••• fast ••. for top PLANT bility! FU IN '64 -G SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS $353.00 Phone WY 2-2115 PoiMrt'f Mulberry Avo. FACTORY TIRE ,. RUG 1nd CARPET CLEAJIIING Duncan Bruce up Winfield c.n N•w •net Arr•nee a.m.; Little Edward up At Yeur Convenience field 6:30am. For «;lt•nint Complete Cltaalnl IU'"CI • IHidllllJ' for YQ\ir - tm of rtU or c"'* n.tb.lr II . . .lllCI . , lb&JDpooed • • dr7 ea.u.M .. •. or retular laundry •••bed . , ~ JGU IS SC \Viii· II Dry CIMnora Convenient Pickup Stations In MIDDLIPO~T~DMEROY Ph. ......eroy WV 2-5421 Middleport WV 2-$1M FREE SUNDAE OR • CLYDE WALKER ........ lklllpollt I The EIYPtlall• Did It AND 10 CArt WEI ~un•o..,. 3~:~·::~~270 CREDIT WAY! -At 4¥ U !SUD W. WQJ btl& C A SA 1 ROBINSON'S LY t e: "-'- FOR MOMON--- Our heillUes u. Gf I perfect 10b.. DICK • STIRIUi'f THi PRODUCTION .£ Yt MILK SHAKE Mothe' C.n tlave A ~0 or JO cent •unn• htfi l)ay, M0Tt'4ER'S DAY, MAY 101~ or a 30c Milk Shake "" DAIRY VALLEY arw.. ••· the ,.....roy ....... ' ' ll:t - - - ~ ltlf~bllllt .. PJltl' mida N t1n11s tMit lllfJ 11rm PI~ II ...... ihoulandyeca, By 16 FilL. NAIVISTEI T: 11!!. By~ lloallr, ~\'., iiV ... , ' . ~ • Vt!MIIe "' Ill""' ~ Hero~• a blr..,.l~P@ilp illlo!llll' '~~~"' 1 ~· cutter hoocl · thai ol!J101·)'Wr forap crQI!i t.OOO tlmoo per minulo ••• ~lt' ....... ~bit (IJIIWII1g, ·The FARMERS BANK . ond ·Savings .... tf"""" ... "' .......... "'""' ........".'................... •PII.... wltllllo,._ wo4laq ~1'1' we am lluild a COIIIJIII!IIilf i~llllllllitf!io SAVE. up to 15% and MORE on Tires, BaHeries, Oil Filten, Spark Plugs ••• with •-t•••llll'lll.aL• ililll obgotw f 4ilbtor •1 • - """'.. .... --"'· ' . .. ' -~· ' - GROWINCJ P~OGRAMS • I( lit '-• !iiMr "'Il ,.... ..... ... ftoro&e IIJ!!"' I •• eboi>W !!!~""' ~·· '~"' ""····- ......... ,-..... •••. .,.u $41.60 $14.80 Pl'crw,ln.· ' , Anilil!lt; wl.. ,. Now! Check theae eJ:_flimples . . . . sim1l.$r a~vinp iJ1 all m.ndard sizes! UNICQ RIAR TRACTOR $14.90 $16.65 . • • t leta ~ 'f'IIOIIO citttr Hr, er ·"'......,.. f'lwnt.vrt'N161 · ~~·- · ' SUPER STARTING AND do ~ . _ tiRI1Iltlf ttB MltiiiiMIIt Jllllfltla,.. ind llVI!IIIock .... up '"""' ""' ...., feociiDI, Tho · 16 .h u ~ ..~ ••• ""' ....... than &flY . . . ' . - . . Strvi• Stlfien �'I • · Ads Will Pay Any Day! :Make Hay In May-Want llassified ~ 2 SIGNS ., QUALITY Results. E ,... • faltertns aetlet b~;~ing tossed off the air? H. P. CHRISTY == Television ReVue Unlled Pr I .., HOLLYWc:;• 0 I'Ditloaal flluablo an .!:.~~.:;., How awltdl' Do th helmmy actor'• .career! wm"~n £~: §~ \;::::::::::::::::=:; ...,.;tary-tre..;...,. ' Ads Get I NAMED PIU!'.SIDI!l'o"'' DJ~ARGED: Mn. Mac>roo leal Est•te for S.le PT. PLEASANT - 'lbe tuv Deal, Jr., Alhtoo; Mn. Davt.l Real lhtlte for S.le ~-------------room \~=~A- Pitzer ol the Cbrlat l Fonbet. Galllpolis Ferry ; Mr. boo,., bath and lumace. FOR SALE _ Houae. t rooDII Churcll bu Virlie Bechtle. llooderiOIL oulllide and Inside. 100 1 100 rt. lot, oot of high and bath, rrutt ceDar. 4tb and president ol the All kinds roof work, water. WY 2.-»IO. Elm St. , Racine. Phone Pleuant Ministerial AsaoclaTh•nkYou .•• able prices. By job or hour. -=riCE"";i;t;;n';u'~St;;pu.Jf.3875. Inquire at Earl'& Uon. Phono VI 3-!700. I= -:;; ;T must ber Shop. otben eleclecl to """' were Make an offer on Kim boo10 on the Rev. ·Donald Locllhart.C:hllc~ II proaident the tuv Dale perty In Tuppe" Plalno. coin Hill, Pomero) P boo e era 0. (Co'"lly Ent~l-1 room, bath, large lot. H. WI z-3348 or WY 2.-!1811. ' · 11 :~ J 11 tie Ch.. ter, Ohio. Waldren, Realtor, Harold 1 :ao tic 'lbl· lli'OIIP Wlaheo "' thank an Barnhart Salesman Reedsplana for the church ville Ohlo. Phon< &67.ct58. 5 ROOM HOUSE, I and I league tor the llllllllller and tboaa who aupportod him ' t SIA! lurolsbed apartment. churches are lnvlled to parUci5 ID tbe Primary Election WY :lr3658. 4 10 tic pate. Pd. Pol Adv. Pomeroy Motor Co. Gives 1llcntlve Some think there lln'1. trom BATTLE CRY OF VICTORY &.BC-'I'V'f ''The F Jgltive," ls a from mass pOpular appeal nomlnoo ror boil ·~tor In • ..,_ 'when he oaya, "this award ~ rioo. How dota he leelaboutl be l ~01 • mw rntdlum oward. [Ia oword! I or the bod &bow In • cat&"I lhlnk the only thine you obould think about tha award II tblt '' ll I complhttent," hi \Old. "You ,ahould not relate 11 to the future aucceu of a &how. An actor ahoold do the bell job ha can and not work for an award. ·• It ll not unusual for actora and shows which have bee.i oancelled by the network• to bo nominated ror a warda. It hllpo pened thl1 year to Richard Boone and George C. Scott. Both they and their ahow1 art nominee• - and under cancellatlon. VOTE ARCHIE HENRY &OaCJII L Btridat l.llmlt.t- ..Lurk I.Pwmoun f. Diiii!Nff e. Ltttle 1111 ~: =.,., u. :.!:e. With lltrokes ••· Lamb'• lt. r.:;-::-m• MASON COUNTY IO.'J'wo: proliX prUIL a.&'"..: ..... 111.-lt.~ 1'1----·· lit. a.......... 10.;:•r ........... 111.... DAU.Y OBYPlOQUOTID- llole'a how to_,;,. A.XYDLBAA.:XB .. o ... : L 0 Jf G .. E L ... 0 W atmptyltaAduforuother iatl* for the thret L't X for the two , • .Mmplt A I• used tt ~r trophlet, thl lenitb u4 tonnaU 0 It ttL 8lnrle hitter•. a.poiE~h day tlle eoda lttten are 41 •ordl ate ali hint& :.;!t?"' A lKJ..l"J..TB NOTICE! I Will Be Out Of My Office ding Annive'r8ary either by gift, cards or calls. You will always be remembered. s 9 ltp From Mond1y, Mey 11 Through Thurscl•y, Mly 14 "Wt both - , EVELYN LUCKE CLIIIK OP COUIITI Cueltlu tlult~ fall. Pd.N.Mf. 17 cu. ft. FrMllfl, now $199 TO THE VOTERS OF MEIGS COUNTY . "THANKS" GUNS 0 , . ELEANOR ROBSON . oiDI P - W. Va 10 IJ '1< • RECORDER ' I Pd. Pill Adv. ~; FlO··liZ,fR · FERTlLIZER: KINGSTON, OHIO ... "Your Bat Buy Uquld or~ For 6. etc ' . ~At~ ' ment, WY Hilt. : 1 • i ~· I 1:00 ""'--·-""" N~• .,. ••• .1:1111 World, National Nelli 1:11 SpnUighl 011 Sporta Weather aIUS :30 Dinner MUIIcalo , :00 &.naet Blvd. 7:00 Sip Off SA'l'UJU)AY . 1:18 Sign On 1:15 Muolcal Clock 7:41 Tlte Lllel1ne =~':!'::IllPIIIDAt I_ S~ ''"' · ...... _HIIrl 1::10 Counii'J Jllllboreo uo Farm Nnro 1 U p1 I au-- M Wui ' ' " - • •• 1:46 llelp Cl AI'. En loOII III'Ukfast Nnr• . 7:01i Pll'l7 . 7,30 NIWI , 7,15 Plckeru: Hardware WG. WVOHB• ~KQaDQXB 7 Radio MUIIo t:Gii CounlrJ 1'lml 1:20 Cowtir> Jambcreo s:lll Jolm .:.._. . -·~ 8 46 ' Counii'J kpriu 7:06 -lclall Party 8:15 Jonn BuJek Show Tlio llood Lifo Mualc In 'nle Air Under Ohio Sltln 'fttla IJ llualc {T\1 Top TOll Sl!ow Top Teo Show (Dultool) 71ao Nea.·'l'burl.l 0111 Report 12:011 Noon Nelli 1:011 W Ohlo ValleJ Nowa · 1·1111 1· · llteUfall - v 12:11 1'4U8lcal lnlorludt :... orld, NIIIOIIal Non 1:11 Brlghl Star Sbow-•nmn. 12·JO •- Mer'~ ·~·· 8:10 Sports Today UO \'an Patrick ....,... . •wo. '"' ,...., l:ll Wuther Plctuno I 4l B u..-• 1:1111 Platter Partv 8:11 !luteal Clock : ak.. Furtd-We6-lll 1:1111 BundoWD aer...de ••110 Newa l:ll& Opm ilouH 8:00 81gb 011 8:110 N1111 t:OO Musical Clock t·OI Coli- With J ot 8·=45 Bell)'- Nlll'loll an 1 ' 30 Song & Story Time 7:'10 Sfgn On 1:41 Family Worship Hour 10:05 Mlnlstoriel Auoo. 7:111 Arf11oJ Hour 10:00 Nowo 10:JO Counii'J 801 Down 1 111 Herald ID:05 lllJb 8cboo1 illl Pandl II : ol Truth 10:15 Nan :llli swap Sbop 1:35 Hour or DellveraDC!I lloll CouDII'J Drllten M·W t:tll Wlnlis o1 H••"•• IloilO Arf11oJ Tlmo 11:11 Muon CL •-. t :IIi Bible Spoaka- to You 11:30 Jlpeeill ..,...,___ ""' 11 18 ..,..,..~~·• · A.S.C, Votcl of PI'Opheq 11 11 12 oo ' Family Wab. Reporlo 1o Pfople : News Roundup 11:11 Farm Bureau a - - ""-· 12:20 BuDatiD Board U 45 """"'1 "-~ ~~~ •.,_ '""" b:"25 News 0 Grllltl : ,...,. ~w> lbiDDI Noon Noh 12:00 N001t Repor1 Tho ~-12:80 Saturday Mllllnee 12 U M"·'- J'"• -~ 1:15 News Beat : """' -· ..... You Rev. MarllD Toell troo ··IMitrdal Matinee 12:15 Goessler'a Gulli Star-Frf 1:00 11111)1 Graltam I:U N•n 8MI 12:111 Music JUII For You 1:11 Llltharu Bout 1' 1111 Platter 1'11'11 1:1111 Matlnea 1:1111 Tho Clturu At ~art t:U t:lli Blaetlnat Sltow-Tuel. 1:11 Tho Nl'fJ lwiDp t•Gol!lli!!Dj IAcll N1111 I:S& 'l'bllliJa L1o 51 t:IIO ,•_; 00 ~~ ~~ 1:011 Tile Quia! Hour 1:00 ,~f:;~:l:t 1:81> Sbowcaae P·- "&·-· .,liO ......... _..,_ Uo~~¥~~~~~~~~~~~~-:_-:'JI~:II~~~~:-J~t~:llllr. ;Sip~OII~---Jj'~'llll~ 4:JO FOR YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT We bUJ, ae1l and trade (IIIII. BtU Wellman. Les WilliamsOI' at Min Jewelen, Phone 00. wJ EH-RADIO . . . = Prim1ry's over-'Tis pl1ln to set. My Thinks to you, who voted for me. It's 1lw•y• impossible to get them •II, But you g•v• me enough to run in the Open Daily rm 9 P.M. Jack W. Ctney, M9r. WY 2.-2111 1'B ,A_ : PROGRAM 1.00 MO.ND"Y -uuoa I'JUD•Y " .,.... .. l :,l lllia On 1:11 M·-•-• ct·-• L """ 71811 NIWI HNdllntt 7131 Moalcal Clock 7!45 Tbt Lllellne 8:00 Ohlo Valley Nelli 1'05 World, NiltloDII Ne'" uo Sporta I:JS Weather Picture 1 18 MUiical Qock 1'55 Commlllli.. Ne., •• f,oo Talk ol tbo Tcnm 1:5$ Mason CouDIJ N0111 10:01LF....,O, Wotlblp Hour 10,,. •• PubUe Serotee 10:.:10 LatcbstrlnJ 10:55 W..-ld Newo 11:1111 Momlna Malodleo • .,..., • Bti11 IliaCI 111"41 Warld Non ,. , < 11:.., MIIGil CouniJ NOWI d :OO Commlllli!J Newo 12188 Loeel Nelli 12:ill u.~~ .....-a.w ~~~~~ ldl4 ~Wealhot d:"" II:VIbo ~- ..... .,. • - .._M d!IS Nelli 0: Clnml d:p! Agi1Cialblre Ap8t d:,il l Coo1Dtry Go Botmd 1:116 Newa Beat t:. Counii'J Go Round llli$ Newo Beat lt(IO Lel'o 'l'alle 1 IINit l:lll Beat TO THE VOTERS OF MDGS COUNn FOR THEIR LOYAl SUPPORT IN THE ELICTION Pomeroy Landmark 11WK IU H11117 milk•• thlnp llld 1 GiT ... wkbiU• - ... -'1'"----...-~· SINCERE THANKS I· JOHN C. BACON o.-,p..,_ q - WTKB Wa WK VJ'BQX.-P .. TTWO'f -----~-:-: Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Will wish 1 to thank all those wno re· membered their Golden Wed- Sobre Gordon Tillors 97.88 22" Pow.r Mowors 44.97 u.~ DOWN COMMITTEEMAN WHY PAY MORE? ..... ·-., 11. Par\ of .. to lie'' 19. Mother: LlltDI 1.110\u'Qol lnciiiO WARDEN OURS II It tic ' 4t. Oftha kidney. For Their Loy•l Support In The Election --Notice _ liable o&a. SDk......,.: ecol. ttl. Dwell M.A toWil fiNolrnal f?. By oneaelf U.Wint.er House of Delegot• MANY THANKS! ••• TO THE VOTERS of the PORTLAND PRECINCT I TO 'lORE FUST WIFE? LIE · DETECTER ea&.ufndt ll.ln.. dofl. 10.8-y ,.,...,tuh J::!!!:. In I.Rftd)"lo •tarul.: 11 · """ 11. club ..."" WHAT HAPPENT A BRAND -NEW II.Piaaod, 1. CoMfort I. OM dtllllloto 11 Alia· ~~~ .......... 1 JEST GOT ME .e.=.;:- For Card of Thanks • ~.._ Republl<on Candldoto PORTLAND, 0. ceremony · passes, lt"s tbe illl game and audience oo~m-1 Uol lhat.k ..pe • 10rt., 00 alr...-IJ:mmy or no Emmy. DA ILY CROSSWORD la-larthf I ta.n.llobltp.ttd mm Protect your American Heritage May 12th, 110 to the poiiJ and. l I •"ants I 'nl~ aeneroJ oplnN amon1 o\rldy Wllliama, lhow Ia J the ,..,., and "'odu<on uomed Mmlliee this 7f4', said the · "" award "&tv.. performers" wrl" and to be that the vle~llll pubUe sporuiOf! who pick up tabs i er• and producer~ an incentive for ceJevl!ioa lboWI aren't to do 10meth1nl better " " over' ly eoncerrtocl with 1 But he 41salloela.., ll:p~my When the illmOr of an . There hu been IOilll! evf.. dence thai an Oscar balpo a wlnnln, movie. But so Ill' body ean aay for cortala thai televlalon'• Emmr coL!IIterpart does the aame for a aeries. The Academy Df Televlltan Art! and Sciences, mother of the Emm~ awards, held a recepUcm for ill nomineea and previoul wlnnen at tbe Severly Hilton Hotel Thursday niChl. The talk wu mostly cbll chat h.eard at most Hollywood pa.... tJt!ll . But aome actors, produoen and cther1 had 10methln1 , to say about Emmy"a value Is there any relation between · an Emmy award and a show'a . Award Ia Compliment popularity with the maso ol , RJchard Janasen, star of television vlewersb MASON COUNTY Harold G. Roush .l• gory " 7,... .., &\'ftJRDAY 1:00 Ott 1:11 1:110 Ro"'0111DL11b11D'o .~ .. Hour By HAROLD GRAY t aciE 'ttU FOLk'S A I!IIG FW APOLOGY. I DIDN'T 1\'GCOGI'VZE WHO 'l'tlU WERE. WE 'ROUno 1-t&RE DON'T AIM TO TREAT t:::l.!£§ PEOPLE UKE SCUM! HEY! LOOt< Ar ~T TYKE 140 ltl IT! WISH I COl.LO GET 1!1( KIDS 10 PITCH INTO QLlR <OARD'ON UKE THIIT! --l I lv RAEaURN VANBUREN ~~;ru.;;w;iE'i: ' �, \ ' ) V'--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mldclleport, 0 ., May 9 , 19114 clos~wlth Chester Garden Club Meeting Is In Long Bottom • Crandd4ulhter fa Honored by FHA reee~~Uy led r MEIGS THEATRE " WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO 8A8 Y JANE '' - deareo Music.alPro~Yram Features 0. Nqlllremenfl. n· . . R '"eetz·n:g ILarpter I J. .l.l "!:-:=InC~:..:. a Joan Crawford 3 1"1 (1- Phil Harris, Chill Bar k u.~ Will~ Loui s Nye, J im .t!;lUott Re td, Patncia L:rowley . TRIPLE CROSSED, ! Stooges Calarcartoon1 " BATTLE BEYOND THE SUN " ,\r l<J Powt- 11 Edd Pf'ri \ ,Jn t'olun SUN. MON., TUES. May 10-11-11 "WHO'S MINDING THE STORE" (EiH 1ma n Co l or) -and" TRIGGER HAPPY " M:m n, Pn O' Ha r a. Hr ia n Kt·ll h lin Color ) SEVERELY DEAfE.ED :=FREE Diles Radioear Co. ALSO LY 3-4550 Walt Disney's " YELLOWSTONE CUBS" iTechn icolor) 245 E. Stole St. • • ~ 1 or fourtll year member ol FHA 2 Hav bad · · · · ~ two year1 of Ho E I"th "B" ......... me c. w • ~:~.~age. The requlrementa she bad In fulfill in her book were· I . ' ' Gam a better understanding of F.H.A. 2. Show individual, home, chapter. school and community growtb. 3. Explain F.H.A. and H E In the ome c o rs A few project. she had were plan a new wardrobe, and out a family thai was In Athens MAKE YOUR DOLLARS BUY MORE! Floor Tile as low as Drop Siding as low as 6'14oc ft. Flush Doors as low as $5.78 ea. 4'x8' as low as __ Insulation (balls) as low $1.92 as _ 3Y,c sq. ••low as • • 6c ft. ROOF COATING Can applled cold. ComeH in bandy buckel8. Five Halloo bucket only be 39cbox $3.85 39c sq . fl . as law •• • • $3.68 I 1 or 2 car. Smooth Add charm and distinction fD your hgme. All operation. Sev•ral styles. One car as low cu $51.75 - "'llock. Allow• •• NEW FINGER-TIP MOWING EASE $7.69 Inc and dlnclnC. an orranced by ::w:~; with =B= tnter·ll Boacbner, BarbarallfAqan, Car· SHOP TONIGHT Stepladders as low as _ __ LUMBIR Paint as low •• - - - - - ·$3.99gal. Good, Kiln-dried stock in F'raetical, v11ful and d.t- oil standard d imensions orative. Handy hangw1 available. J/ X 8t PQ11tf& and species. .2'' .-; <4"• low 01 • • 9c ft. ••low at • • $2.76 Plywood shorts as low as _ Driveway Topping as low as Compare the complete cost. Quality against quality ••• Service against service, and You will find your dollar buys More at our store. UNTIL 9 PM 5c sq. ft. Tileboard 4'x8' as 121-!tc ft. ·THE SHOE BOX $7.35, 5 g. MIDDLePORT, 0. low •• _ _ _ Caulking Guns only $3.68 98c 3 ,e"' · /"•. •••...,... w....... with bubbla Refretbmenll of Ice CO~LITI ;.·~ ::.':dll 'aum. ~~a!:~:\, Plltrlcla IIOOMI OP .Jialie#. . . . , FURNITURE" ~~·ea~ ~thy · 41N!-t WUtlerm!db, $5"9~ oo . .,.. lllll, DW.. Gnaeoer, ~~ Grueoer, Jo ·Woll~, MelaDie ·Deil, 1Hiiillii11JRE lAKER 'r ..,_ ,... Boys« . ' 0. .. . JuUo Ann Holter, daulhter of Mr. and Mrt. David qOlter, wu fiUOit of honor at 1 pVIJ pven by ber (lll'ellll at . ilJolr homo Friday evening IIi ~ance of ber loth birtbdaJ. Gamel were played and prlz. e'l awarded. Pavon wen ptu. 1'-;;~~=~=~~~~tle buketo II' Complete Line Tenth Birthday fa Ob•erved Redntly ' Shelving lumber •• low as _ I ELBERFELDS u.; GARAGE DOORS Interior and exterior type~. All standard Dly~o .4' }( B' panelt 71 Perish Ill Fiery Crash Of MATS Jet Near Manila Sin~tra Brushes Death Manila (UP]) _ A. u. s. n jet plane carrying 83 :~::i~n servicemen and their n·ght from Cali· 1 mill escr~~h~ 1tomght whUe coming Into Clark Air F'oree o rth 1 Manila. An Air 0 ~•se. 00 Force spokesman said 71 persons were killed. A spokesman sald the big Cl!5 jet of the Military Air Tr t Sc . ·ce (MATS) was c ans::r 73 rvl sengers and 10 arry g mbepas h crewme rswent·1 c-hed ...... r:mia _ . JOHe Glllllan, Ruth Adami, Torodl ~~,;.. ~~~'·':~ t . . . . .ll!iQll.T., 0. fir. ~~~ii,A- ~ ........;""""' > -· ... . _ _ _...1cJIIa. ' ,a'Jol OnW..ic~ fl....0rey ,,: ;. : • '.· FINe~..IJii' HINaiiT ADJUfliiiiiiT Adjulio. cuttlnt gruiM ''""'"""''tor ..... ~ao~ TwcuatOeiPtoft. · .. . ., i on the south end of the nmway while landing at the U. S. base 60 miles north of Manlla. Twelve persona ourvlved the cntsh, tbe U, S. spOkelmaD oald. The Air Force spokesman, Maj. Jolm RAdemacher. "at·d the aircraft was coming in from Hawati, where it had stopped briefly on a flight that originated at Travis Air Force Base in California. Rademacher said the crash :~~r=~~~io·~!::" Tl'avll occurred about 7:15 p, m. (7(15 :to the Phlllippines. b I a. m. EDT) . maJor term:nai for Military Air Clark Air Base '_V8S to be the 'rransport Ser~tce flights. la•t stop on the flight. The Clark f:eld crash was tht A MATS tpokesmaa at Trav- fourth major air disaster ID the Is said the C135 wu earrylng Western Hemisphere in lbe pas& mUitary periiiDDI!I aod their five days. brlllilllfl death off 111 Ia mllles.. . . per sons. Ththe IITrl• laledb filght oriCaglif~ated REPORTS SCANT at e avis ase tn oml8 . at noon, EDT, Sunday. The Reports of the d"aster were Ill Cll5 stopped over for about two the scantest kmd . ldenWicatioD hours in Hawaii before cont.inu- of ~ dead. ~ill _be made ~ter. ing on the last leg of the fiight pend111g notification of relatives. Soviets Charge Betrayal nunism to China ~~-~ --~ · ~·-~·~-~~--------~- SUNDAY, MAY 10 through SATURDAY, MAY 16 "The Chinese brand of Marsism which lies at the foundaa voluntary union of equals in tion of the ideological and theo-'lich Moscow would renounce retical platrorm of Chinese J supremacy. leadership is nothing else than Both statements were pub- treason to the principles of ihed in the Soviet pa"rty news- communisin, betrayal of the 1per Pravda as chapters in a great teachings of Marxism·Ve • part series. The articles Leninism," the statement said, iJparently are a response to Pravda charged that Chinest eking's statements Last fall on Communist leaders made a lY issues dividing Russia ''fetish out of violence" and nd Red China in their ldeolog, "militarized all aspects of llfe.H ,al and political quarrel. It said the Peking regime hal Sunday Pravda warned that stopped considering sociali.!m Jeking's policies could lead to as a society built for the work. new ''comintern" with Chi· ing man. ,ese Communist chief Mao " Chinese leadership ha1 1 ?ze .. turi} replacing the I ate peculiar idea of sociaUsm, one Josef Stalib. as director of the without developed lndustries, nternationa\ movement. one which would perpetuate Today the newspaper charged poverty and privations of t h e :hat the Peking regime is ter- working masses. ""Orizing the Chinese people and " But is this 90C'1.alism which making poverty a permanent is expounded by Marxist~Len· way of life. ir.isl th~!" 'Pravda asked. Ne~ ~!~~Y ~~L~~wh ~~~t!~g~!s~?.! ~f Nashville Dem~~sirators Plan 3rd Week of Marching / .m1munlst parties to reject Supplement To ~lrlng's ''hard line" and join "....-:::::::---:-:~ ANI. 1964 5M1W1FS • • • 1 2 3 4 6 . 7 a 91on 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 2627212930 • • s . . - ' . . "' . . SATUIU)AY, MAY 9, 1964 /l I en lA Patching Plaster Now is the time to patch up bad plares in plaster. PalchinK plaster as low as drill, Black and Decker Powerful 3 emp, motor, SpHial _ _ __ stalled. Ma,.rials as ft. V•" lt-Yourself or hove it in· Non- Gluing Compound Replace old, loose glazing with easy-to·u11e &Iarina compound. Only 35c can ea. POWER DRILL All materials neceuary for easy applicetion, Do- stock. ru sting , aluminum , as low • Z~:!~-..,:!.Qw':~d The cast for the Middleport "the children." senior class play received rol15- In the 2nd act, the ing applause for Its Interprets· act develops as Dr. Gooch play, lion of tbe Donald Payton com· ed by Ellen Dutton, co~es to edy, •·u Mother Only Knew."' call 00 her old college room· presented Friday evening In mate, Mn. Maxwell and lnv1tes the high school auditorium. ber In lunch the !lflJ:! day The play was another com- make plans for her husband , Dr. edy situation i.• lhe live• of tbe Gooch. 1o select Mr. Maxwell Ma•well family which proved for the college board. The chll· a hit lll!t year. dren think Dr. Gooch Is a male The setting for the thr•e-acl admirer of their mother and play was the living room of the old college beau. They dethe Maxwell home. Well cast In cide to "II< things" in their t~<ir roles as Mr. and Mrs. oy,n style. John Maxwell were James Mill· The children are aided by er and Carol Scott. Aunt Mary, played by Sandra Th med It U d el Simpson who Is a~ the Moxwell coth Y t' us on •Mrs•• hom~ ~oro than her own and 0 ped 1ft e 1II'S sce!lfl u · · Maxwell became concerned •· Imparts advise to all and does bo.it her .. ~hsent-minded" hu;. hrr part In help Mrs. M u. b d · be In th · 2oth well Mrs Gooch 's husband ~remem r 8 ~r d'd ,1 Dr. ·Jeffry Gooch. played t>Y ~· '"~ann:ver;~r~~ Charles Swackhamer, iJ 1 mild ~:~~~ir :;;..:"wonderful" cbll~ mannered lovable chap with a dren d.clded 10 solve the pre- Doctor d~ in Botany. When . t · th · b he comes In call on Mr Max· d1camen m e1r own way Y . · . earh ordering flowers and mak· well for an :nterview the child· ing dinner reservations for ren take over with Wilbur prac-l.slsOiiiiitln_..,g.....====----='-----="'"'"";o;;;"""~Oi!IJ the Maxwells. llcally on. bls '"deaU:bed"" assist· 11 The children with their hair· ed by h•s pal. Hercules, who bramed ideas Included BeUy even dresses as a girl In Lou, the 15 year old "arty'" his pal. After Mr. MIIXweO II "ln,fonn-11 daughter who thinks all men I are heels played by Neda Brad- ed'" of bls wile's luncheon ford; fuu.te. by Judy Wllder· with Dr. Gooch, he Ia rea1lv II muth as the very pretty t7 for him when he comes In year old college freshman (help By lbe. Ume 111~ chil~en build ing daddy with the aid of ber up thell' father s lraita, beatboyfriend. Charles Burke (bel· lng h1~ wife (at ehecken) storv· ter known as "Brains") play· 1118 bls children, no mother at ed by Ron Hanning· and Wil· home, Dr. Gooch consldere him bur. their son (the ~sua! teen- poor board material. Mr. Ma:r·ll age menace) played with due well comes home and promptdisregard for work by Jack ly throw• Dr. Gooch out the Satterfield. door. In return for their services The third acl brlnge the ell· tbe children had a few deslgn& max when Mrt. Goocb comes or lll•ir own which Included 8 for her busband and everybody new dress lor Connie 1 record ·linda everybody has made a lnotonf, olf9ltloM ....... player for BeUy and ber mlatal;e and Mr. Maxwell, who with o fll' ol your~·­ friend. Bernadino Smith play- hos been aD over lnwn In bls No chilling, •• ''"""'"' ed by Cinda Sauer. Wilbur 11 8<1Ck feet, linda hlll1lleH sur· . no r-JOMint• w.rtd't 1111 .. t atariln1-•nl1 joined by his booom pal Her· rounded by bls lovlnJ ocalfer. I.AW~Y llol,a. ' brained brnod. coles Nelson, played by Davld "B al ., B k •-- h Is Rice and tbey too make pl8111 r ns ur e ......, . orde;ing a korsege (corsage) for share as he conducts the ...,..... Mrs. Maxwell. During l1lil time as a future lawyer but Dr. the children ellhiblt the WIWll Gooch has called the potleo wbo teenage "contempt" fOI' eacb arrive, motorcycle and all ancl other huslle Mr. Maxwell off In the Father Maxwell arrives home pollre slltioo. Badge B11r111 and prepares for 111 evenini of plays the officer uailled by bowling when he Ia '"Subtly" 1n- ~<:It Morris and Harry McGuflormed of the onnlvenary. far. policemen. Metnbent From bert on he Is IUrround· the cast all gave good performed bv 11111..uons and lamtly ances in their roles.. ,. . .......;m as he and Mr1. M 1 1 . Two voa~. own~. Gradwell leave f..- 111 evenJna of cfu1, uaUon Day and Halll '.:C SPECIALS ~~: HANDYMAN All sizes in NO. 22 Linda DarneU i6 e. 12V.c ft. VOL XVI PRICE FIVE CENTS MONDAY, MAY 11, 1964 POMERQY-MIDDLEPORT•· OHIO = BLOCK CO. Shelving as low as • ter when Pethel No. 62 ol the lllte.. national Order of Job'o . Daughtera met Thunday .evening al roll J.yons, Iva Stewart, Connle the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Taylor, Anita Bowles, Sharon Mary Beth Toney, honored Quillen, P•ula Michael. L y n n queen, presided and olficen Daniels, Matilyn Swan. Judy elected were Linda Daplell. lmMartin, Lynda Dunfee. Ruth ored queen; Stephanie Pu!IIB, Reed and Cheryl Ebersbach. senior P!incess; JennUer BlaltesJoy Boggs aocompant..r the lee, jumor prlncess1 Linda Yost, III'OUp on the p~ano. guide; and Linda Lyo111, mar· The orchestra, under the dl· shal Sandra Bunce ol Mlddlerechon of Mr. EuJene Gherke, port wat elected In recdve U:e pl•yed severlll musical selec· merit of honor award, whlcb lions before opening curtain and will be given al the i!'and ,... between act•. Prompters for the sion. play were Marilyn Sw~ and Lynn Daniels; Steve Little was GO ON BIKE stage man•ger and ushers were Boys of Scout TrooP 24t of Moureen Darst, Carolyn Nichol· Pom"!",oy,, Ohio took a "Secood son, Susie Slater, UIU1111 Slav. Class h1ke Sunday. May t. Janice Tannehill, Dollie They cooked out and weal ftve Bo r and Sue N ll mU The Wednesd M :.!}.g he ebultzlcl 118. 6 thes. b dn on board ofay, . oy ~.. mg on I pu ty com· ey a a . nv.w mlttee were Jim Neutzliog. on their Second Scorecard. Tltq Dove Thomas. David Well!Dan, meet every Wednesday 11 lbt Te:ry Johnson. Darrell Me· Odd Fellows Hall. Kinney, Harry McGuHin and Don Hanning. Mrs. Clarence Judy &!Ieber, Columbus, II Lacey was director of the play "I"'ndlng Mother'• Day week"· with Mr L w McComas 8 . nd with ber _......_... Mr arid . . . s ~rs. Ira Butcl;";;,'d; ..,: • ...._. r. n.,......... lJI r .. Hapaf-• bel_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . , ° Maxwell Family Situation Comedy Proves . HIt. secondyear byMI"ddleport s·emors SCREEN WIRE Pomeroy ~ """""""""""""""""""""~::en:::·______ 1Sc sq. ft. Wall Tile as low as _ _ _ _ I Sc sq. ft. 2" x 4's as low as 9 c ft ' enttne\~" People In Mrs. Rull Watson, Mrs. Jler. A ulule In ASCAP the Am· -rellas are widely known. Mrs. Stell! coocludecllbe pro- tba Scott ·-' Mr1. ~--k Evlll _.... . UN m..erican Society of Composers, Mrs. Klein lmtoduced M r a. gra.m waUl a seJectiOD compo~~- visited Thuradly It Falrborl. , '""·- Stell! ell ed by her father, "'a"rlb- 'f el· with Sgt. ·-' Mrs J••• F Authors, and Publlshen, In rec- ~ , w known planb .. h .. ._ ~ • -.,.. • I I I ·••·• In Am 1st --• •••••t .of egrap., marc • Bally They report Sgt Belly ognltlon Ia ou •._.. . ~N or..-lbe Middle- The meetJnc was opened In ' m ' ' erica, highlighted the May meet~ port Presbyterian Church, who U5U8J. torm watb. Mrs. ~merson 11 seriously ' · ina of Return Jonathan Meip played a medley of VIctor Her- Jones, resent. a.rut Miss Bess Mrs. Olan Genb~lmer retumChapter, Daucbtera of the Am· bert numbera includl118 •"Kisa oannoru u1 charie. llurin8 the ed to her- home, Columbu• today erlcan Revolution, Friday after· Me Again.'' and othera. Mrs. busme,. moel1118 plana were after • visit wltb ber daUJhl« . - t at the home of Mrs. Jlar. Klein narrated program read- made to hold 1 lll'ave markinj and oon-ln·law, Mr. and Mrt. old LohJe lD Pomeroy. in& an original poem entitled. Bef'VlCe for thtl late .Miss Grace William Sheridan and daughters. In bibu"' to American Mu· "I Remember" a nootalglc back. Horton anl1 Mra. Alired .ElDer· Mr. and Mrs. William Sheri· sic Month, Mrs. 0. P. Klein, wartJ view ol the sllent movlea feld on Sunday aflernooo, May dan abd daughters have moved American Music <halrman, had for whlcb Mrs Steil! was plan· :It al3 p.m. m the Beecb Grove from Middleport In tho Genhel· prepAred an interestJnc end un- ist. cemetery, Plans were made lor mer home, Athenl Road. u•ual mmlcal prosram featur· Mrs. Harley also read an tlw June lunclleon to be beld at Mrs. C. L. Amold spent the "I am very pleased at being log local musicians. article writteu by Mrs. Klein Crow's Town and Country l~• pall ....Send with Mn. Max· able to receive this hooor and The program was opened several years ago giving tribute tauront in Pomeroy t"rlday, lne Amold and daUChter, Su· I want to thank everyone who with an organ and plano duet In Mrs. Steiff, her lister and June 12 with Mrs. Harold Sar· S81111a. made lt possible," Karen said. with Mrs. Chester Erwin. brothel' and her father, the lata gent chairman of arrangementa, Mrs, Velma Douglas and dau· Karen Is a Senior at Frank· Church of Christ organist, at Professor Lewis, who conduct- Miss Amanda 1'bomu, StaU. ghter, June are spelldJnJ the Heights High school. Colum· the console and Mrs. Lohse at ed a mmlc therapy program Regent, will be lbe guest speal<· )llothera Day weekend at Ivy· bus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the grand piano. They played at the Galllpolis State Institute. er. . dale, w. va. wllb ber mother, two selectloiiS entitled. "Mood She began at an early age of Mn. Cburleo &ird was lrana- Mrs: Eucla Hamrick, . Ra:ym<>nd Miller, and l!l'anddau. MeiOOlc" and "My Task" 12 playing overlureJ and opera !erred to the Ciacinnati cllap- , · · · f Mr · and Mrs. Royal Mrs. Erwin presented :..ver· selections under the advice of at her request. At the close GEa:alGl:'.:;:..~"t 15 of Syracuse. • a1 «gan number• protected by her lather. Mra. Klein lnld of of the meetmg the hostesses, obe!lfl 11 nd trealmlllil y ASCAP Including "Always." the many organizations, t h e Mrs. Lohse, Mrs. William Brad· serva 00 a . • "Wedding Prayer" and "Ah, church. and veterans at Cbilll· lord 'l"d Miss Bess Sanborn ser· Mr. and Mrs. Cburleo-lt Karr Mrs. Robert McElhinny will Sweet Mystery of Life." Mrs. collie and many others tbul Mrs. ved a salad course In those at· Sr. visited Thuraday evening at be the guest. of her daiiJhter, Jamea Harley gave highlights Steil! has served for m any teodmg. An arrangement of HarrlsonvWe with Mr. and Mra. 1 ~aren, 1: ~d~{thH~ll, m~:siclan, Victor Herbert, whose years and is still active as m blue irs and whte spmg now· Gerold Morrie, ndveM y, or 0 er 8 w from the life of the verstlle accompanist. era centered the table. ----- POMEROY CEMENT Wallboard Mainly About ""_I cl ..,,,m,• (Tt•rhnico lo r> Jerry Lewis H'fHE CHECKERED FLAG" IELP FOI THOSE lOST SPECIALIZED fill many olhtr few of were· 1 Be - • - ~~,. '- Mrs. Nenl!ling, who a prayer for Mother's Day. Ml'!. Karen Miller. the president, 0 for hei lliterflew load Roy Holter save ""the verse of and one of the lllOI!It active mem. '' • the monU:. ber1 ol FrankiiD HI!. HI g b In <0111ple"' 1D eallre book IIIII Nineteen members responded •cbool FHA, was · d d warded the blgbeat deJree 10 11 . 11 b Mrs. Max Harrah , assis ted by . . ~b. u U: y hwearmg dan h e- FHA'er can get, tbe State Mrs Clarence Neutzling enler· Slfl Lng elr orne rna e lt:l k ' d •· ' ' . nd 0 o sage A p jed work mo er s egree. r s. ro on She Is the first -~n tained the Chest.r Garde n d ub • · g al her hom at lhe Chester Commons was ,........... Wed nes da), even m e discussed and also a ro "ect In Loog Bo!tom. , . . P J rangementa oo a shoe string b Mr Don Jd The meeting in charge of Mrs v. tm·h the elub will eo-operate . . 'th th G rd I b t 'I' · was g1ven y s. a Woodrow Mo ra . pr.s•d• nt. Of' WI •. a en c II a up- and lhe arrangement of the er. ed with lhe cl ub coltecl m f*rs P.lams on work on the Eas t- month was brought and descrilr umson. Devotions laken trnm t:! lll Hagh School. lav. n. .by Mrs. Reid Young. Mrs. ~lalthew 5.:!.IJ were led bv Mrs. Paul Baer g.ve an ln· rHomer Holter gave a tall: on :::;.:;~:;;;;;1 i' lere>t:ng book report on W I I d " plan to grow specimens to IFlowers m North Amema A' show•• and used mums as her demonstration and talk on a.r· jillustration. Ribhoos were awarded for op. class arrangements to Mrs. TONIGHT Homer Holter, Mrs. Reid Young, " THE CHECKERED FLAG" Mrs. Purley Karr, Mrs. Donald (Eastman Col or ) POMEROY, OHIO Mora aod Mrs . Wyatt Chadwell. -and" TRIGGER HAPPY ' ' Refreshments were .served by TONIGHT 1\taurt->ell O' Hara. Bl'ia u Kr1 lh the hostesses during the social "THE WHEELER DEALERS " l In Color) hour. (Techm•: olorl Lee Remi-c k. Jamt>s f;arner . ............_................,...... Sun .• Mon. May 10·11 Bt'ltto LJ an~ FHIIS tl> .-Iva t1111 ' I < '· l Miss M1drught s Notebook: Get ready ~r ~ n:~ ~nema.hero who has.nowhere g p. He s handsome. m a rug· ged way, comes from Canada but is a sure bet to climb tO the top of the ladder in Hollyw?od. He can do anything from 1 • ,r ....' tnvJa to Shakespeare. The name? Don~ nelly Rhodes. Remember it well ... Leg· end has II that Richard Burton has never viewed one of his own fllms. But be may be tempted to see his newest, "The Night of the Iguana." Only few privileged ex· eeul!ves have seen it, but they say )lis performance Is of towering stature-obviously destined for the Academy Awards a race. :,onja Henie, recently a guest at the Regency, made the predictable gesture· she wired ahead for one room but tw~ &ale deposit boxes for her jewelry. Ob, VIously, she needed them. At a dinner party in the dining room she appeared '"?th two diamond rings on each hand. diamond necklace and diamond earrings •.. George DeWitt's date at the Eighth Wonder in Greenwich Village was Mary Martin~bot not the Broadway star. This beauty w.as a fashion model, and Mary Martin Is her real name' . . . The off· Broadway hit "The Aniorous Flea"-in which Lew Parker came off with such glowing iwtl..-has been sold 10 closed clrcuit television. camera crews taped the show at the York Theatre a few days ago. .. eare rapidly from tbe first run housef'tt d ~n o~d chestnut, and he wasn't s~Ite.r't~ II. Finney was excellent in "Tom " b t any number f t good. the di~e~~.o"s fould was ih~ real star or'th.. ~fJ · m. ' By UniNcl PrMS lnternlflon•l ' Civil rights demonstrators planned to begin their third · week of protests at segregated restaurants in Nashville, ITenn., today in a campaign that bas resulted in almost ' 200 arrests. "The demonstrations will continue until a public aecommodations bill is approved by the city council," Mrs. c. E. l\lcGruder, president of the Nashville branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)," told UPI .::. Su .::.n::.d::a::_Y·:.__ __ __ _ " We wi11 step up our strations this week and march on the city hall. will continue Lndefinitely," Falls, Iowa, stuMcGruder said. at Ole State College ol About 300 Negro and while and faculty memberl u h~ehbe~n as c ar son, Autumn seems near- and happy--to the prod~cers of the forthcoming Broadway musical, "Ben Franklin in Paris " starring Robert Preston. The show is ~J. ready tops in the annual Fall theatre part,y derby ... . . Rock 'n' roll star Leslie Gore, who will be feted at Delmonico's on her 18th birthday, is one of the hottest teen·age stngers m her field but she"s much more excited about th~ fact that she has just been accepted at Sarah Law· renee College ... Robert Dher~ in Lon· don producing a comedy film titled "AI· lez France," keeps grumbling about the snail's pace of things. He avers, "The British have a habit of working so little and so slowly, I've heard of Never on Sunday but with these English It's Nev· er on Saturday either." Dhery Is irked because the London authorities "refused to let hlm use extras dressed as policemen for some street scenes. U seems a couple ol crooks disguised as bobble• staged a successful holdup in Lo.n don recently, and now the real cops don't trust anyone In phony uniforms. . III~~~;,~·~=~~~~ Baptist gathered at a a "silent march and church in Nash- mail • in" civil rights demon-Sunday and conducted an stration for today. At Manhattan, Kan., pickets charging racial discrimination ·planned to continue to march Io,~:~~ two barbershops. T h • claim the shops refuse II' to accept c:ustomen of all Following much acclaim for her guest appearonces on NBCTV's "That Was the Week That Was," versatile young actress Phyllis Newman will now be a regular on "TW3" for the rest of this season and for next. In addition to guesting on the weekly satirical revue, Miss Newman has acted In severol Broadway procl~tions and has been a frequent television guest. O'Toole? Success Has Tamed Him BV I!IISIUNE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD- (NEA) flu sucee.. spoiled · Peter 0'· Toole HNo," is the resound!nl an• - from bls friends and coJ. leagues who have seen lbe tall. lanky lr!Bhman with the laugJ>. Inc eyes IIDd the f.... of • <ynical leprechaun uplode oa lbe worid•s ICI'eeOS. Since bJs bill bit Ia "Lawrence of Arabia," O"foole joined RlcJ>. lrd Burton in 14 Becket" and eurrenUy Ia working In the Utle role ol "Lord Jim." "Success has ~~~«ely exheusted me," laugbo O'Toole hlm..U. "Nev., _.lled 10 hard · IU IDf life. U an)'lhln1. I've clianlecl from a bell·raioer In • flmll)' IDlUI. "Witeft laeeHI . ., I 0 Ja e people tlloy IHMoaee . . . - lile' ' t11VRSDAV MAY 14 ChaDIIel Ill, '.'T8r.a and 1be Mermaids" (ltlt)Jollha Weiso- . ....U because thy've p1 ••~ loJ ootid In 11o1• IIIem Ia plae., rve 101 1 oolld renterple<e 11 my wile (former 111m extra Slao Pblllipa) aad my two ellllo dreG !Kale :1, ll1lli Pal, a y- bl 1 ball). Witboolllllem I er W<lllid illve M. I woulol ill•e loeell ....pi off t1Ie ~ dorlDC o 1[oop llrltohl TldoJI ..mpalp. ••you migllt aay that tiUCCelll hu turned Pete. O'Toole Into a happily benpeded; u • w II d man." ,., I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 9, 1964 estep hubbard mohler