http://66.213.69.5/files/original/780f7caf8056dda40ba6386790180237.pdf f3e50d42de67f8c2a2ab9e2eed89a0cf PDF Text Text • ! y • • _!:!~~~~~~~~~: 0., July 25, Mrs. Moore is Host Recently To Church Class About People In Held on Wedneldlrr Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Matheney of P~rrysburg visited last ·.veek Wlth Mrs. Homer Showers. A. N. Grueser of Grove arrived Frida:,. for a with Miss Genevieve and brother, Robert. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mrs. Mark Duerr and Mr. Mrs. William Francis and dren, Katby and Billy home Thursday, after a . days visit in Brandon, Fla. With Mrs. Duffy's sister and broth· er&ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. PoweD and Mr. and Mrs. Don Powell and family. Enroute home, they visited Daytona Beach, Marine Land and St. Augustine. They also visited in Charleston, W. Va. with Mr. The Lord's Prayer cog.. A devotional meditation the devotions. eluding scripture by Rev. Frank During the business session, Cheesebrew and a group it was announced that t b e spirituals by Mrs. 0 . P. Klein Uhrig Brothers would be at highlighted the July meeting of church August I, at 7,30 p.m. the Middleport W.C.T.U. Frl· The wonder box donatod by Mrs. day evening in the S u n d a Y Ed Klug was awarded to Mrs. School cottage of t!'" Middle- Bentz. port Church of ChriSt. A pot· Refreshments were served by luck dinner was held prior to hostess to those named aUte meeting. 8Dd Mrs. Myrtle Long, Mr. Cheesebrew presented a Geoffrey Wilson and dsutheme from Revelo· ((elly and Terri Jo, tion entitled, 'A New Heaven James WHI and and A New Earlh." _Mrs. Klein Becky, Brenda and Beva group of spll'ltuals reand Mrs. Lawrence Smith. the troubles of maJoki•KII. · i""""''"'"""'"""""".... UNTIL 9 PM THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. TONIGHT Steve Reeves (#lrdon Scott "DUEL OF THE TITANS" (Color) -and- Van Heflin James MacArthur "CRY OF BATTLE" Sund1y 1nd Mond.ty July 26-17 Glenn Ford Hope Lane:e -LOVE IS A BALL" (1'ecbnicolor_l -·IUid- Joanne Woodward hichard Bl?yrner . "THE STRIPPER" MEIGS THEATRE ~ I I ::::~~ln:and named to the v,· committee 1<. rein August were Mrs. BerArcher, Mrs. Helen Lewis Mrs. Opal Kelly. Tbe coun- B W.C.T.U. meeting waB an- II II~~~~~:~ for Sept. 3 .t the Fed· II Church In Pomeroy. Miss RJ eutortalDe\1 wtth • bb1llda7 In Jreek of Campinl ...., Scout troop SIS spent a _, ton's luiHilled Ill HunliLII Camp ~ad IJIIder t hI leaderflhlp of OI'VIIIe Wiles 8Dd MerrOI Taylor scoutmao' tors. The troop ol seveD boya . . turni!CI Sunday, July 18. Eight merit badges were earned. Oaa Taylor, senior patrol leader, earned t~~e lialure merU badga 8Dd Swimming badges. and Rleky Werner First Aid, WOcillfa Management 8Dd Pioneering merit oadgeo. Dana Snouffer worked on the first aid merit badge, Don Anderson and Raymood Michaels worked toward First Class awards. , . The stall llll!l. ollieers of the Meigs county wmple · of Pytblan sisters of Middleport ar1 polltponlng their meeting, sobeduled for Monday evenln& uoW August. •·I W. Va., will be the speaker for the meeting. Mrs. LIUian Steiff was compaolst for the hymn following the program. She s played the piano number that I~; she had played in her second recital as a young girl. Mrs. Beulah Whlte and Mrs. Florence Hannay sang a duet, "Whispering Hope.'' Martha Mc;;ea) led pledge to the Bible and the group formed a friendshl~ cir· ch eoncluding the meeting. Those altendini In addition lo . 4 above named were 1Mr. and ' · Clarence McNeal ahd Mrs. F'rank Gheesebrew. Mrs. McNeal was prosr•m chairman. r It's Gene Tierney - 8.00 nown oo the F'arm 8 :.!0 Popeyt & Pals 9 ·1 Ruft all<' Reddy Show 10:00 Hector Heat}ll>ote Show 10,30 l"ireba. n • l 1:00 Dennis the Menace 11:30 Fury 12:00 BullwinkJe 12 30 Mr. Wizard 1: 00 Movie 2·25 Reds Vs. Cardinals 5:00 Your Holiday to Europe 5 :30 NBC S[X>rts 6 :00 Smgmg Caravan '1:00 Porter \h· - ~ner Show 7:30 The Lu~utenant 8:3() Joey Bishop 9:00 Saturday N1ght Movies 11:00 Late News Pic~ure 11:10 D ~· nnd Weati1er 11 :15 Sports 11 :20 Films of the 50'a. il' WCHS- TV Channel 8 POMEROY . OHIO 7:00 TV ..]a~sroom 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 \lvm Show 9:30 Tenn. 1\lxedo 10:00 Qu1ck Draw McGraw 10:30 Mighly Mou8e TONIGHT Btlly Wilder's ulltMA LA 00UCI 61 (Technieolor) Jack Lemmon. Shirley Mae Laine. This p1eture is for ADULTS ONLY! 11:00 Rm rio Tm One admission only: 80e. 11:30 Roy Rogers 12:00 Sky Kin~ 12:3' CBS News 100 The Airman's World .15 Dizzy !lean 1:25 Reds Vs . Cardinals !I 30 Summer Playhouse 5:00 OoctorE At Work 5:30 Early Show Lucy-Oezi Comedy Hour '! Deteod.en 9:30 Phil Silvers 7:30 8 Jl, 10:00 Gunsn!Oke 11 :00 News 11: 15 Late Mnvle WHTN- TV ny Ka ME su Ju· N< Kr WITH DEBT • CANCELLING Tliere'a • cOmbination that'a hard to beat and ane that will protect your family ~ vainst a burden of debt •• , just In case, Front experience, you know that It pays to look around for the best deal when it comes to buying a car_ It pays Just as well to look In on ua wh~n it co- to the financlnlij. The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Membor F. .ral R-rv• System Member Fadar1l Deposit ln1urance ~r.tl1n POMEROY, OHIO I Mr liD It< Ce Channel13 8 30 8:45 9:00 9:30 Jo ,oo Social Security Neighbors Churcr, ol Chris! Word of Life Pat and Mike 10 .30 Land of Allakazam 11 .00 Casper cartoon 11 ·30 Beany & Cecil 12:00 Bugs Bunny 12.30 American Bandstand 1:00 FlicK. 1:30 Let's Dance 2:30 MOVIe 4:.:10 FFL Pro-Bowl 5.00 World 01 SportB 6· :-t.: Wrestling 7 ·30 Hootenarmy ~ : 30 Lawrence Welk 9:30 Saturday Night at Movte Palace 10:30 Tbe Detectlvet 11 lJO Chiller Theatre 1111 SINATRA IN 'EXPRESS' HOLLYWOOD ( UPI)-Frank Sinatra h~s bel:!n c8 St in the leading role in the movie based on "Von Ryan's Express/' the novel about the escape of Amerkan and Britisb POW1 from an Italian prison camp . during World War U. Tbe movie, being produced by ~ Century Fos. will be filmI!CI In Hollywood a"¥~ ltal,y dlls . $nmmmo. ' ' ' : ' ,, !.1 ( .:-, .: f. • ., UNIVERSAL BEAl.JTIES-New York i1 a summer feaUval, at least when It hosts these lovely candid1tel for 41!e Mill Universe title.'The girls are, left to rlghHotandlnl), Mill ( France, Edith Noel; Mioa Scotland, Doreen s....: ll1ea England, Brenda Blacker. U!fl to right (seated) ue Mla . Wales, Marilyn Samuel; Miss Ireland, Maurine and Mi<s Spain, Maria Jose Ulla. They'll I<!UI' the Unhea States before the finals on Au&. 1 at Miami Beaclt, 1'1&. , oo the CBS-TV program. The broadcast will trace Eden's role in many of the most dramatic Betsy Palmer. panelist on and controversial I'Vents .Jf this "I've Got A Sec~t." on CBS.. century , _. TV, has been named Honorary "Cinderella," one el the moel Chairman of tile 1964 Christm>s highly - acclaQlled and .,p-ra'Seal Campaign. Mrs. Jacquol- ed musical specials in die hi.. ine Kennedy lleld the hooor in tory of TV, wiD be brougot to 1962 American audiencea again in Lonk-BIIkes: Sehastian Gabot, the spring of 1965. Richard Rodhost of the new CBS.TV "SUa- gers will be ei4!Clltive ot · ·tucpense·· series on Wednesday er of the prograna wbicb will nighiB, and trumpetor AI lbrt. b< taped in Hollywood this laD Jane Fonda. one of Holly- for telecasting ont March .. wood 's fastest-rising 1tars, h'H Jack Paar will make a nhl&b<•en signed for the eagerly day lrip up the AmazoD Riv• sought-after title role of Cat er in AUS~ost, prior to biS visit Ballou in "1be Ballnd of cal to film internaU..,.Hy knowt1 Ballou," it was anoounced this star Mary Martin Ill her realweek. 1 life rote as ranch wife of B~ Richard Chamberlain's sec- · 111. Returning the .Wit, Misa ond song album wiD be a Chrlat-- Martin wiD fly lo Now York to mas album. scheduled for IJoti- make a stndlo appearan.,. in da) release by MGM Records. eonnecUon with the fdm soRichard Deming, kmg - time quences when NBC-TV's Jact star of TV "private eye" N't.,ws, Paar Show which returns oa has been signed for a starring Sept. 25 . role in "Kare," on£ of the three Betty Hutt.on b1:1:1 agreed to releated stories of NBC-TV's appear as guest star of "Fade ''90 Bristol t:ourt," 90 · minute Out- Fsde In," as a personal comedy series scheduled for the favor to the show's composer, 1964-65 season. Jule Styne. for one week only, beginning July 'll, whUe Carol RADIO-TV NEWSREEl .: It Burnett goes into tile hospital was just seven years ago that for minor surgery. Carol reHanna-Barbera opened their tums 3. own studios with a staff of three employfes. Now the cre<:~Grs­ producera of ABC·TV's up-- 1or ing "Jonny Quest'" and long running "The Flintstone&" are wofld leaders in the animation field . . SPRING BurloD Benjamin, tlllecuUve proclucer of "1be Twentlellt .cenSUMMER SHOES tury." Ia In Englaoci ..,Jtere , ror AD 1'ba ramll7! . be'tl sapervise the fllmln& (If an inuerview with BriU•b •tat. . man Aathony Eden, Earl cl AV<III . for fuJUre oreaenlaf!OII J:..eel!le,j '1 :00 Lawman LIFE INSURANCE 11m. But allier lbat, she ...... p "' won - eveo u sbe Is ly o seeretary or a recepdisL She should &el oa II. (Continced from lronl oagel "This business of sl.,,piug tiD noon. That's no good for a perhim just last week - he said son. Ah started llere in Hollythat she's old enough now to wood when Ah was 18. It was come with biro to Europe this very good for me." It sure must have been. Mis1 summer and watch the new colTierney today looks lilie ;;·;ollcl lections and see bow Ute introductions are made . So she's go- gold bominy grit. illg to spend the summer with Oleg In Europe." .. ACK TO VILLAIN'It MISS TIERNEY, obviously full of .naternal pride, 1.. quite HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Robpleased with her daughter's ser- ert Taylor, who has played oniousness of purpose. ly heroes since making like a "Ab don't approve ol party heavy in "Johnny Eager" ill girls, to she tJaYI• UJt'l au right 1941, returns to a villainous role fw 1 girl to have a <OUple of portraying a bootlegger iD "A years, &ay from 18 to a, lor House Is Not A Home.,. Chailnel 3 Highlights .•. Dan Thomas &Son and ,, •. .• ····i· -.: : J ·.:, ' . ,: . ' 6:30 . "' enttnf~~ Scour. JroriC, Play Old Hand Is Back WSAZ- TV condn('ted the business £ ' . ONLY FIVE MORE DAYS . FOR Saturday Miss Margaret Sauer, pres!- e Riddle, vrsual Education r~E:liiliiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiiiiiliiiil~~~ ~;~; Chairman of New Haven, M,~SHN -- DRIVE·IN -· '. . . - . way out for the Christian. SeleCtions included body Knows the· Trouble,"' 'Steal Away." "Deep River," • Low, Sweet C1tariot,11 '""iiiij "Lord, I Want to be a Chris· Uan, " concluding with "Come Into My Heart.'' SHOP TON1GHT 1y Funeral aervl""" for M r •· party for their 1011• Roger • 11111 llarry Wehrung were lleld from Connie Roush. Refrelhmentlt cl the Ewing Chapel W...m..IIJ Ice ereazo 8Dd eake and plZZ8ll II 2 p.m . wltb the ReV C. MeJ. Went """eel to tha inVIted vln" Alkire, paator of the Un- gueots. Sending glfll but unable Ited Methodist cburch olflclat-- 1o attend """' Mr · and Mrs. lng Harry Kauff. Present were Mr. Burial was in Beech Gm,o and Mra. Tom )louab and !ami' cemetery and pallbearenl ...,.. ly, Rolle Oller, Franlr " RatbAustirt Pbilllpo, Gall Miller, burn, Mr: and Mra. George ea. Sidney Spencer, Donald . Web- lo and Jrmmy • Mro. .lay Manrung, Marvln Spencer.and Craig ley IIIII Gathy, Mra. Rosemury Webnmg. Coming from out ol Hysell, Brenda, Penni and Shar· town were Mr. IIIII Mrs. Bu- ri, . and Mr. 8Dd Mra. Elwood bert Gates, Mrs. Mamie New- Pbllllps and Carole. Roger MIIIJ. . hauser and lo!r. and Mrs. Del- ley wiD tesve Mooday for iDpbla Webnmg, CIDioD; Mr. ductloo In the U.S. Army. · and Mrs. Edgar Wehrung and . Mrs. Elza Welrrung, Cleveland: GJVII: DINNER l'~TY Mrs. Herman Mort'lson, YOIIIlp- Mlso Betty Fisher entertaintown; Oakley Welrrun& PIU.. eel with a dinner Tbttrsdsy eveburgh, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Mar- n~ng · at ber home, GaviHI bo& viii Spencer, Fairborn; .rr. and or1ng Robert McDaniel on his Mrs. Craig Webrung, Columbus; birtJJday. GueaiA were Miss Bet-8Dd Edward Mcintosh, Dayton. ty WIUlams, CUJ!ord Fra2ier and Teddy FIBber. GUESTS COME Mr. and Mrs. Bruce SehoU goesll of Mrs. ·Francis Scholl and children of Toledo w e r o during the past weekend. Pomeroy Meditations, • ua1s are SP'" Feature Points GIVI! 11R'l11DAY PARTY Mr. IIIII Mrs. Lawreace MaD- W ehrunf Sert1fee II Bumell. OUMy WI!IJruna of PIIIIIJurtll, and Harry Wei!null Main#~ •., ,••• mnlnl dllmer Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Mrs. Carl Moore entertained Mrs. Ella MltcheD of Wlllln8 Worken clau of Fla. and Mrs. Enterprise EUB church of Marloo were evening at ber Rock of Mn. Myrtle L a n g. Road borne. also visltod their brother, The meeting, in charge of lo!r. and :.Irs. James GintheriWIIUam ~lselmeler. Weeks, president, ond sons of Middletown were Mr. and Mrs. Ira Davis rewith the hymn, "Help Somecent goests of his pareniA, Mr · to their home, East Uv· body Today." Devotions preparand Mrs. Oris Ginther, Chester this morningt after by Mrs. Harley Brown were 8 Road. with hls sisters a<id brothby Mrs. Weeks, and Psalm Mrs. Denzil Showers and dauMrs. Myrtle L<.q and was read by Miss Dorothy ghters, Mary of Wellston and and Mrs. Harley Brown. Mrs. WUllam Barnett and daureadings were given, A ghter Joy of Cocoa Beach, Fla. Costs Nothing, by Mrs. and Mrs. Showers' granddauHerbert Dixon;' If Jesus Came 'f Your House, Mrs. Thomas gbb!r of Sugar Creek spent a Bentz; Tact, Mrs. Paul Frick: day recently with Mrs . Homer world we Make, Mrs. John Showers. ' ' (; I 11:10 PACEMAKER NEWS 6:40 and 11:15 WEATHER REPORT PM .,....., r. rr.. ••·•• t11 r.. llein-11-• . _ VOL XVI NO. 87 National Guard :called to Quell Rochester Crisis ' ~Y-MIDDLEFORT, OHIO ·------27, 1964 MONDAY, JULY t !; ~ " · NOW YOU nev.s. .. c rJnwilllll . . . . 14 . 11& . . . . . bolt!( ..... lo-. Os1Cz • Ulllllllw .......... tbeV.LMIU.rllla ________,... .. "'.- -------~ .. . ' ' ~· United States Promises to ~end More.i Troops, Equipment to South Viet Nam:. �{ +--¥~1ti •• --- r '' I li·'DII17 lentlllel, PomtrVY·ldlddl.,ett. 0 ·• ~ IT, ~~ COMMENT ATING EOITORIALLY The Baily Sentinel Helen Help Us! ........ Mass Transit May Solve Traffic Ja~ London, like most major cities these that would be needed to replace the ex· davs. IS wrestling with the problem of isting commuter railroad service in just the five cities of New York, Philadel· t1 .if£1c congestion . phia Boston, Chicago and Cleveland. RecPntlv the list of ··solutions" I~ Chicago alone, mass transit carries \\ hJrh 1n~ludes monorails, pneumatic the equtvalent of 160 multimillion-dol· t1 1rws . moving sidewalks and personal lar express highway lanes. J('t propuls1on , to name a few - was In San Francisco, it would talt:e five ;,ugmented by the rickshaw. \"iscuunt Esher made the suggestion times as much money and four times as much land to equal the expected peak· ,1 1 a cu nfere nce of the Royal Institute of load capacity of that city's just-begun 751:nt1sh Architects. and his tongue was mile : apid transit network. no"' here near his cheek. But the Bay area plan barely squeak· To preserve the hiStorical integrity of ed through with the n..,essary percent· Bnl ish ('ities. he advocated a total ban un private cars and the development of age of approving votes when th~. Issue was placed on the ballot. Other ethos al· J si lent and smell-less , presumably bat· so manifest voter resistance to mass: tNv-oper at.ed. rickshaw" which w o u I d transportation bond issues. ,.,;.e the needs of shoppers and g e t Yet an engineering survey has shown people to and from their cars parked on that it costs a city like Washington, D. t.he outskirts. ,\1eanwhile. back in America ... Well, C. 50 cents lor every car that comes in there 1s no need to cite instances of our from the suburbs (cost of traffic conrJi iPs' traffic troubles. which are bad trols, parking and so on). In fact, ~me enough evE>n without the added com- cities might come out ahead fmanctally by providing free ~ransportation b~ pl1catio~ o~ centuries-old narrow streets, tween perimeter parkmg lots and thetr 01.-::i m Bntam. downtown areas. Sl dl. from lime to time alarmed voices President Johnson. who participated likr the viscount's are heard crying for in the ground-breaking ceremonies in a 10ta l ban on automobiles in the cities. San Francisco, recently signed into law This, obviously is no way to run a free a $375 million bill to aid mass transit. c.:ountrv. Spread around the entire country. this answ"' In the opinion of many, cl>!lles out pretty thin. It is about a third is not ricksha'ws or regulations , but to of what San Franciscans are spending make public transportation so efficient, (of their own money). And, although the so convrnjent and so attracbve that Joe Commuter forgets - on working days, problem is essentially a big-city one, un· anvway _ his love affair with his auto- der the bill communities as small as 2.,· 500 can receive federal monies. mobile. Of course, the mass transit bill Ia not In this case, the way to his heart may Intended to do for us that which we be through his pocketbook. It is estimated that it would cost $31 should do for ourselves. It Is a spur, a billion to handle the automobile traffi~ shove in the right direction. Cards Slap Two ' Wby, 011, WIIJT Dear Helen: Backs Into Golf Title Portland Loses Both Games The • Voice of Broadway •• • reportmg :..:1111111' Hellll: rve got It llguNd out why drlvera ue lbt • •1 Dear Griper: Outllde of being aat: l'm wttb you on tbt 1le::\::~~ore. emtle llld ,.,...~ ' 1.1 TIIIHIISW! Reports From The Capitol~={~ -~f.i Deceptive packl~ _ crl what it Is! , lhi'OUib a door lint, and . National Window such states. Ao the !acts de- badly houoed In the borouah I!GIIIlderatiOII by ~ By LYLE WILSON lvetop It is obvious th~t the Kmss. llrs~ etc. So, natunlly, United Preso lolorllaiiODAI !Northern Integrationists have Alter N...., Vole Supr coated heldaclte plllo? bowl right 011 throu&b '1. ay DOROTHY KILGALLEN Th comforting Northern the- assumed a happy holler·tha"' The politlclana have been aet- Every year htmdroda of llgbt thai II just ~ ~hat the problem of race tbou attitude tov.ard the South these years, moot of them liv· reo'o 11plrln for candy and - iaiOiflnl poUII manldnd \relati·ons would solve ltsei! onoe with little lf any cause for ling the Ne!IJ'O vole all of quick, doctor, tha walt: or pas1 on a curv,e, Nel!fo citbens won the right to their self • satisfaction. lng hlllh off the hog In federal, pump! Lol'a clon't mtke It Sir. Walter Ralelllh ..... 1 vote has been shot full of holes Ditto the Northern polltlclans, state or mUDiclpal olflc:e, But euler! - H. will bit the dull; 1 or the New York City race especially mayors and coo- lf there has OOell a~y maj..- Dear Helen: ~~~ crlol JOU,br·"~l• ~ . men These pols holler the Jlllprovement In the life of the . burned """'"' """"""' ..,... • ....1 1 • The Treasury Dept. I• puz- tifully, but he rouldn't cut the maries In California his . Negroes vote ree y m rre~s I . . I the revalllng ghetto Negroel it Is DOl obyl. MJ wlft becomU I'U bet If llatlttlm . ding he's just not uperien- were searched for bombs every York. ou es agams p . . ' I f the 1 don1 kill ber bello and kept, you'd discover WO!h'!led . l!s narcotics sleuths have ~ed en;ugh - and he'd have ni8:ht, and he commented sadly, A week of riot. looting and racial customs of the South. ous. Under th~a: ~boo an byt eaeh tlmt I eome b1 or drivers hit more ean.. (Ill seured With a record number the problem of looking too '"I can't believe what 's happen- shooting was sparked by what 'J'Itey organize for enactment_ of Northern poUIIct lntegr tl oat. Thll Ia ICJIIII!thiDg that are drlvotJ by ol "busts" dunng the past few iyoung [or almost any star they ling in our country" .... 'J'Ite Ma- New York Negroes regard as lrompulsory federal legtslauon forcmg Instant or m~t figure II very importan~ becauao llt!ltber !live• '""nths, yet New York addicts chose to play Fanny Brice. Ilia have moved into Canada m police brutahty. And there goes to Impost on the South an the So~th, many lin to nve 101M reaoon or other. Did you ever yet see a r<'port there's _more her~~n big way ... Glenn Ford's raanother comforting. northern ~brupt change. of race reJa-. em gr~s con ~ de Ita h to let 8 . ·lvorite date these days is act- _theory. Police brutahty generat.lttons, ballyhoomg, the whae, wretched, Joblelll liveo ol So how come•. when P er car 110111• ""d even cocame - available ""w than there has been. m Broadway . Guessmg Gam•: ress Katherine Crawford . . . . ly has been associated with the[the ennobled It . Ill aegregatloo u firmly lm-teavea the house 011 get lhrouilb an tnterseo'"""· They say the quality ts One ol the big Broadway mu"- !Lawyers for Ute l!ritish Boalles Deep South where th• cops usediNorthern Negro. Di atiOII posed aa anything_ Ne!IJ'OOI may or Sunday, and camel back -GUS ' ' !'!•l id ar.d the pnce h<:~s go~e .~als, g~era\~y ,, regarded as I I tried to force the American electrlcal cattle goads, police is the word for Northern -race enCOl,lilter in Mississippi or AI• Gua: duwn from~· to $3 a deck tn \ box ofhce htt, actually has l,!l•etles".".iP~!• ..\1111 lli/fere~> s and other persuaders to relations. bama of which the Nortb II ao hal decided _to keep quiet. ;mne neighborhoods. The been llll!ln& a,buudle , m recetll.fsi>elllngl to stop ~ing he support night stock dlsctpllne. I The pols. of rourse, are lndulg· scornful. Racial Strife. I certalniJ have .,. )lui you 1 Hollywood mtellectuals are he· weeks. The producers are thmk· ;name - but they failed. The Northerners have comforted ltng In baloney ol the ripest FDR did a pntty Cood job Mucb aa Indonesia would IW• I•m't believe me, lOft or• ~~nnm~ to strike out a~ Barry mg sen~sl~ of closmg JL here jlovety moniker "American Be&- themselves with the theory that kmd. P'llltiCl~ of both parties for the colored ci;\lzens. He put to teet the eoBapte of - H. . ~., Gotdwaler. Stanley Shapiro, w_ho and se~mg It on the road where tJes" is registered with the U. police brutality against Negroes have been woomg !or years the up Ute rellef money. He put ap ala, tbe IDdonetlaDI drew no " has written successful mO\'Jes they. rrught have a ~hance of S. Patent Office . . It's been was peculiar to the South. This great Negro vote. m the Nor_th- some decent housing. Charaea comfort from the Malay.Qloele Tbi! column 11 dedJ_.... .. ta lor such smoothies as C a r Y[makmg a httle prollt . . . Ash- Iprinted that Jason Robards Jr. theory was Illustrated uslll\lly ern industrial_ states. Statewide teristlcally, FDR did not JIO to rtollng lD Singapore. InciAlnella living, ao H you'rt hav· and [}Jns O<iy. was the ley-Famous, al_ready a signed - for the lead in by a carnie book caricature of northern candulates bave the root of the problem whieb has a problem tritb Ill oWD first to take out a _fu~l pa_ge [ta~nt agency, IS about ~om rg~ ~Aian Jay Lerner's next musi- la southern cop or sheriff. He the Negro vote to wm un1ess was the Negro's lack of eduea- Chlnese populatkll ana It r trade papt>r ad. bristling Wl~h wlth another. hu~e ~ompa~~. cal - but has he, really? .... Igenerally was shown as a burly they are favored by. -a real tion, hill hopeless unemployable ed ia rlotJ in Well Java will a1IO wlloomt ,-our references to Hitler and Stalm [and the weddmg will have qUite Telestar will beam parts of the lman of brutal moin, armed landslide. A Republican or pll ol despair But FDR did 1913. Many lndoaelilll IIIXIIIIIDI aperiencea. A~ and \lalcolm X and "the Hord· an effect on show busmess International Beauty Pageant at with guns and clubs, a dog on Democratic candidate for ol!ice what he could.' The Democrats privately erpreu ~Illy Helen Bolte\ Ia Cll't . es of Hate;" Bobby Darm swlft·[ One of the most _popular stars Long Beach, Calif., next month. leash and, sometimes, cattle In New York City would much have been napln& Nearo volel :ltelr Mallyllan CIJUIItei'Pilrt& Ill lv advertised that he seconded ln the jazz world 1s broke - so The Shriners have boomed prod in hand. prefer to repud1ate home and . ce the Slnpport trouble. 'l'bey {he Shapiro sentiments . !much. in deb_t that thre~ years business all over town. To Look DoWD Noaes mother, good works, libraries ever Sln . know what race rlotl mean. Kirk Douglas is feeling much of solid bookmgs wouldn I solve lquote cafe owner: "lt'a nice The North found comfort In and the one • time five cent All anyone else bu done far Geana Dted'«ks happier_ now that the doctors his financial problems. Ito see brown shoes In a night· the belie[ that such brutal char- subway fare than to offemd tbe the Negroes Is to pass laws. A Earlier bopea that the .U. DIVOTID TO INTllln OP have gtven him the good news A handsome Hollywood lead- club again!" . . . . Abbe Lane is acters were the produce of hundreds of thousands of Ne- look at recent new I from ~ armament necotlator• Ia MIUII lU>IDM AliA about h11 wUe. He was tembly ing man _ now at the top al-l being considered by Hal Prince the back country In retarded groes Jammed Into the Harlem lem shows bow Utile mere w va ~t a.complloh wo;:led about her unttl Ute d•· ter the long, long struggle - and George Abbott for their Mississippi and-or Alabama and ghetto or those thousands as can do. by woriting r1J1tt up to tho befinitive reporlll came m. has fallen hard for a lovely Broadway-bound show, "Flora, fllnnlDg ol the United NalfDnl 614 26--13 13 G 100 till-- I 2 3 and Wallace. Durst, 2, Proffitt 5 and Wall- CANVAS '::..:! OXFORDS stat~~ t~rant g~ant ~has ~ust ~aw: i:t'.; =- 1 ·DAlY SDITJNEL Redhead~ A syndicate of French finan- blonde actress. The heartache: the Menace" ... lf ciers, headed by the Roths- he's married to :someone else, Paul Anka gJVe8 the press agchilds would make Prince and so is she . . . The female .ent for "What Makes Sammy very happy if they suc- llead in a hit Broadway a punch in the nose, ~0 day 's ed I•ca I Report 'Ill ~,.I The conference II . .. on aD beforel ceed•d in their current negoti·lbad the entire company . on :underSI•nd why . The b~Uylloo- By Wayne G. Brandslad~ M.D. · A - Althou•b It Is unlikely found and removed. The paraJy more . talt mlpt only lu ations to take over Aristotle ltentrrhooks the other m~ht . er announced that ~au\ s week Q _About 8 monttl ago my that you will contract German Sll dev~- uthaatre::!t tbe differe~ ..n~ ld Onassis' hefty interest in Mon·ISho showed up abs~lutely bhnd, as St~ve Lawrence • replace- It-month-old daughter caught measles a second Urn~, any nerve . poooun lluallana e.,........., 111'11 II aco Singer Morgana King but fortunlll...., shes a season- ment turned out to be a rec- German measles from her Q)d- contact with the causative viruS Jecta rnta tbe llldn. nDI OCCUI'I believe that tbe and h~; fomer manager, Len- ed trouper and she managed [ord low for the hit musica-:' ler sister. 'J'Ite doctor says yuU during the first three months only after tbe tick baa " - ... U.S. aod Brlllah ny Lewis, are getting ready to to_ get through the. perfo"'!'ance That sort of thmg Simply ISn t can only get the disease ooce. or prejpUIIIC)' may endanser the tacbed for oeveral dayl. T b. any far.......... _ . take their altercation to L'Ourt Without a smgle slip. Don t ask ldone to any. star by any show [but the baby haJ jual develo~ baby. Wbe~ such a contact ..,.. best prevention. ll*elore, ~ Jy now Therefore, tho ... Vic Damone and Seven Arts the other actors about their PredtcUon: Edward Mul- ed the same .rash and sym~ not he avouled, u In your ease, lind and remove the tlckl. OOill.eteoco probabiJ 1 are becoming very, very however ; they never lhare w1ll emerge the star toms all over again: II It possi· an 1n1ec1ton of gamma alobulln disease may be fotlltd ID 1111 yt. Ill late AU&UII. my _ which might mean an thOIIl!ht they'd make it w It of "Von Ryan's Express." Hls lble to get this disease more should he given. clnity of woodland 1 - and II important film-theatre contract o'clock. part in the flicker is the kind th e? most prevalent In canada and for Vic. He's been mentioned Governor Rockefeller's Ithat i1.1 likely to toss him into ~n ~n~B~ attack of German Q - Cu dop carry the northern Uoltecl Statel. Ln ll as a pos:nbility for the Nick friends are still talking. about the . Academy Award hopper ev- measles usually confers lasting ticks that cause paralysis? Are . Arnstein role in the cinema ver- wbat happened to him m San en if he mumbles - and Ed- . 't When a second at- these Ucks found near lakes? Pllaae 101111 J - q...UO. aion of "Funny Girl," but that Francisco and befo~e that. Ther ward doesn't mumble very of· :;u~~:~ occur, it is U5U&Uy A - The dol Uck and t be ud ~ to Wayu G. set'rnB remote; Vic sings beau- 1say that even durmg the pn- ,ten. I 1 years later. In the case wood tick have been known to BraDdl&adt, M.D., Ill. C8l'l .t yoor 11-month-old a~g human beings especially In oladl canDO! anawer laclivi4dl Hado ., ofsevera d h cause paralysllmay Ill IIIIa ,....., Dr.1111en llnllti])o It _.. •• - J would strongly suspec . 1 abe temporary. 'the tlclt 1e11on be willWblle uawer or one of her attacu was &DIDO f~~n illl";;:., the .lkln of I b I ,_m bdenll Ia , . . ""' ~~~~~ nc·To~n.o~ F""" ~IS 111RE.l: HERIOS llOSS.O BACK FPDM ONE. . other disease associated With a scalp where It II not readily IUIIJII, K~•v><ro ,..,... OF HIS WEEK'S JAUNTS 11-lAT HE rash and fever, such as meas-j~~__:::=::....:::..:::..::::...::::::::::.:===---------OFFANO eElS NOT EVION A "''KES EV~Y SO OFTEN~tes, scarlet [ever or pink dif Ralni~ drama lRun~·· chum-~ulcers, Hts FELLOW WRKEt<S-- · I -...."' ~ :S ,:. g~&nt :!Ei[£~E~~~~~~=~~~~~~;;~~~§~~~~~ [ Now ~ Fl4:l'tl .-'!..,.. HELID .. ~al assembly ~===~ November no1J are 8[0ft¥'S ::!; F • N ore1gn C ews ommen ary • ,.,. • · - =-:.,:' 1:•1 ,..._ . . , . - THE SHOE BOX 2-HOUR DRY MEN-WOMEN tro.,. •r•• Ill ta !I. Prepare • .,. rur u _ S ClvU S~;~rvlea jllb opPft.. lDII in thll Ull dtHiDI lh• nu;t 12 montlu. Gofll!tnmenl poolt!o111 pay •• hllll • IM&.OO 1 month to atut. Tb•y provldt much r•·earrr •ecurt. IJ than priur. •mpl~ment allld excellent uppqrtunit~ for advan<'ement. 1hlny posltlona rpqmra llllla or 110 ape.clahzed educatl01n or expertenre But h• ret ont ot tnua totl!t, you mu•l pu1 1 te~t fhe com pO;"titioa .. teen and in aoma fUI!II only one OUI ., 11" pa•. CLEANING (ON REQUEST) ROBINSON'S CI.DNERS Unroll'l Sen•lct ll.. tlelpaol tJao• unda prep~e f ur theN t11t8 nety year ainn t9tl:l. It 11 oae Gf the lar1ett and oldll!lt prl .. taly •<'hooh of lte ldnd IUid ill not connected with tba toven.ment. 01wn~ For FIU!:I: \nf<Jnnatlon Gil Oonra- ~rnl job•. lncludlnl Un of poQ. """' and •alarie1, nu out coupoa and mail at once . TODAY V(JQ tl'ill ""o t:l't full detail• oft bow you can prepare younrll!lf fOJ: uaa.. le111. Don"t 4elo~~J" • ACT NO'lJI LINCOLN SERVICE, Dopt. 481 P•kln. llllnola ,_ ......,.. ., ;,.::~"':U: : •- - - • - .., .,..., ftOioo .._.., --:.-::...-;;.:-:. 11:..:: ''I know we need a vacation! But who's to pay_lor it!''~ --'""" YOU CAN .· . I READ YOU, FOTIJRE LIKE A BOOK ,.. ' ' . ' ' -: .N. W. COMPT()N, 0. D. ' You don, lta'ollllo ,.id bo$o- the lines to !101! that nmes are chanilng. And 10 are )otl$ • .!olany ol todBy's jobs will be replaced-by new rt\achlnes, '(mpro~ed methodS. You probably knoW ~ your job Is on the way out. wH is -plan now-to qualify folthe new jobs and opportun~leo that ~re&s wnl cr..atil. 'Reimenlber- OPTOMETRIST Otoce Hours: II to 12. 2 to li Ct..,ose at lllj)OD on Tban. - ~ Court St.. Pomeroy --- - --- - -- - - -- ---- .new Thooe new ~ wl!i ~nil skills,. new techniques, _Ablilt!as yc;J til!'.acql\11..-.lly ~-training"""· · · , It 1sn't easy, .tt mi.~ . ~ a few courses at nlgt>t school, or other $1)!1i:laf study. 'But .a boltl!r-peylng job """"~with It,,Talk 1t .0119r willt the local office of your state-employ")'!nt servlc~ IIJII . ~. • ' ~ ~- . '... . ' ~-.o~" ...••.. ........... ' ·' $2500 TO $200000 ' Uft JN,SURANCE AVAILABL£ ON All. LOANS MA·S.D 'N 300 W. Second St-WYandotte 2-2111, ~ ,'~; ,if;. NOW OPEN SATU~DAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVE OHLINGER, l ~ "' I• '· •... ' '' 1' ~ ' (<!." . ' .. '''·" .1!"~, prise<! at our prompt, courte•·• ' 1·4 .; . oervice while getting you ' · money you require, Stop in aliMI'I-'~Ifl" aee uo, or phone ahead if you lilt~.' ECONOMY SAYINGS & LOAN COMPANY c..,.......,.,.. ; ' .' ,, ;p . We wl11 If you'll let aa help you with a ••cation loan. We're in bu'tineaa to help people who need money. You'll be ple...ntly our~ ,. i"t .(\ . ,; ~ . ·~ . 3 ROOMS ' New · HARTFORD, Conn. - Ken won the lruiur,11 ~~ City Open golf a 72-hole scon of Z73. OIILY 1--ftttNNtriW'I}dl ' WANTED! • ,~ ~,,., ~'1/DI ~,t ,.llrd•r'• diU. · I • ";.-= lt::~;~;~.:-:;,t11'.:.. •- - $1 99 WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S _ MoiL f • �.. \ f Want Ads Are Worth AGood Look ... You'11 Find·Dozens Of Barga-ins Below! . WANT AD INFORMAnON ··= 2 SIGNS \1....,.., o . , r..... z· P. IlL "~:. Pomeroy Motor Co. QUALITY If ..... 1962 Chevrolet lrnp1l1 St1, Wagon _ $2295 EXPERIINCID AUTOMOIILI Whtel Alignllltnt oPd beater. 1962 Volk1w1gen 2 Door Low 'lllleal•, vinyl trim, deluKt sbow ttle wear. ~nipped, $1499 .P'l'f'f'n tintah . Tlr•• 1961 Chevro!.t Corvair St1. Wagon _ $1399 ·Television Revue Did You K"ow That ... ? AND Low mileaee by careful local owner. Beautiful white Jnd black fil!llh: wlth ahowroom clean red intericr, new 1111\ whitowallllrtt. V8 eQIIat, l'owmlidt, powor ote•rtna. radio I' I \ '\ I I '-. lrake Service Blaettnars WY 2-2143 700 Seriea. J.,eq than 28p000 llltUII miles and appearanCf' and pertoi'map.ee of new. owerallde trans. RadiQ anl'l hevte-r, ~een fimsb , spoUess interior. SPECiAL. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVIL 7rf/O PA IIOMIIIOY, OHIO @) M\ PHONE WY2·2157 Notlu PICKING peachel now, white IIIII yellft. Lelll Rutt~ncut14t' Ordtml, Maoon, w. Va., Phmle SP 11-GB68. 7-21-11<! lAlSE WEIGHT safely wltll l)e».A.Dfet tablet.. 01117 "" II your drui store. I 3 SOle iiii&Wiiu IIIIDIIOf 111ea . . . .~ Lilli ,_ ...... lllr'l Unu f Clll WY a-. lllllo I WILL no1 be responsible lor any debts contracted b) anyone ot.ber than myself. Signed ChllriOI! Warner Leach, Rl. 1 Pomeroy, 0. 1 27 5t~ Carel of Thank• IOIC:IC 1UC. : "But Jimmy'• terribly hard to dlacourar. Mom! I've "'"" tried deluxe hamt,~rl'" AI'ID d"Jtl1 011 lilt IIIMIJitlkl" VllNt.N 'J 1!4\'lllHo J.-• 11',;1.., IIU~IUVIIOI 111 1uu x ·1o 4 4 v 4 e v 4 L c11.' r QJ't.lf , K4J' IIJV!It..-DJ'IIIILV .......tllr'o Cl~1 llCII'mNCII WOV!D Ill JH'I'Ot. • • JlRAliUI 111' Wll WIIJIII ·NI!V&R TO ~ll W~ lliJIIIIIIIIOll co ......... , _ ......... 1111.1 WMPO Radio 1:00 Slfn On - ' IIIOND.U THRIJ FRIDAY 1:110 lip on Ntlllt. 1:111 lalfl'td I!Qrl l:aD Cau11117 Jambor" 1:111 , _ NIIWI l:ill Paul Iowen 1:411 Mtlp Cl ""· Ill. Help Wanted LOOKINO ,01 f!CURJ 101? bin fer ll. s. ~11011 Sf rvtn ••LII sa. tl1ll' . , fto•ttom. 63 Buick _ !1t1bl11ll "'""' !:liD 2 dr. S,dan llhows the b4t~f ftf carP Auto"leiic 1hift, V6 - dod• lltttnl.-ttcm ,._..... UDcolll . ."'~•· $1,995 1:011 TIIQI'1 Clltpel liiJ• NtWI !116 Plgk1111~ lllrdwara I llodlo. Woo 12.1M.IHJ 1 1 63 Monn _ $2,195 l1'Utl•.'l'llurJ,) ltiO· N'"' ~pori I:OU ll'llkiNI Partr 1:10 Roy'l I'OOCI llllktl ' '141 Ven Pelrle~ Spgrto 8 cyl. 4 dr. S.don A rool R! WLEIGH Dealer wanl•d sharph~ . All ''in:vl Interior. at once. Good opportunity Sharp all red •~derior. lD Middleport and Pomeroy. 1 Write Rawleigh Dept. OH G · 110 105, Freeport, Ill. I Blaettnars _ _ _ _ _7.'1!.. lip For Rent ~~!!!~~~::":~~~:OJ MODERN HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath. l!tl Llm!olD Rd. Call WY :HOlD. 7 17 lie TRAILER Brown'• SPACE ...._u., 1.. Nnl. eo.... Mb> I 21 illite ersvllle, Rt . 124. Phon• WY 2- - - - - - - - - - 1324. 7 16 !101<! lig FrHWr lat. Collnt17 Jo111borN John 1111'111• BrePtlll Pltly Jo11111 Bulek Show Tho Goad W• Muelo Ia Tht Air Tlllt 11 Musto I 1 Ill Top TeJJ Show •• Top T1111 Show (Dullono) I. W Nooa NtWI 12 10 Mus1e11 lltkrludt 1.2:1!0 Rev. Mtrlln 'fflll 1:011 Pllttw Pal'tl' 11011 SundoWl! 8ar•n•d• ' '• lalm rumtture-Wed·J'rl 7•IIO.Stp 011 II'NIIAY 7:06 SliP 011 t :OI Colllt Wllb Janel 7<20 F1'111411 CIIJ 8ap1181 llctlr i1CII 11a11J NIWIOII MIIIJIIIflal AQDI!, 1:110 WICIII ol RNIIaf Ooltpll')o Drtltoq M·W t:lt llblo IPIIb to You MalOti C.: Atf. 11111-'l'ul 10<00 \lolq 01 l'ro)lbii!J U .C. l'rolra•l'ri IO:It Wuh. ,..,..... to l'topll WINDOW aM poroh shades, all kinds. Pc.rch va1lanee and Pomeroy, Ohio. Counlrf llualc Tt.me . l11!i ()pen Hou11 9:1111 N1111 Pornerey, Ollie awmnp VeneUiil Dlindo ond reoairs. F...., eotimate. Dale Wlppeo suwty 215 Unto- AVe, Ntw• · 8:011 1:30 1:31 7:06 1:15 10:15 W::lll l0:4J elit building, Second REAL Street, ••It Hotel. Prictd lor quick quire at Ohio '•111117 worllllpo-Thun. U:OO 8unda18bow . • • 'nn1'1 Coantey 110 N0011 lllport · 10 In tfc lutlness Services 111- 11:110 NOGa NIWI 1.'1111 Cbrlllllll R011r o-Jit'l Gmt lllr-l'rl. INti RoY. Mtrlln THM Mllllo JUII ror You 4: ,. lllllltnar lho•·Tull. Farm Machinery t:311 Loeal N~ws q, 119wlllll Scorea 1,10 lip Oft 0:110 Countl')l H)'llll1 Tim@rl Jp Review 1:00 lllptltl Hour - 'I'I.IIIJUV 7:110 81p 011 UO News Avlilable In R~, • ,1~ ' _, Black or Brown. .' FOREMAN & . AB~Jf ·-. ._,.· - 'i WYW321 . ' 11110 811Jj1 llflbMI l:olt l.ullllriD I!Gur 2:00 Tbt C:burcb AI ~:ort !: :13 \Vorl~ lr HAilOLP GilA Y ~oti.!M. _JWr .. Ul"rll • IIUT I'M A1.110 "" ,.~~~I!ILY f'liOilO OF MVH~-~ I CQUI.g IIUfli'l' ~A~ �• I ' I .1 • I '· M-808 Nat;ive ,Qv.il Defense ' ~Paises Away UPIBrids River News 'Copter Crashes, Three Killed .at Ravenna, 0. lUNCHEON MUSIC away MOMENTS from heche Times Square is an oasis of shade trees and a fountain where persons gather• at noon to hear music. Many at the listeners bring 1 u n c h and enjoy chow and Chopin at the same time. Some read while others doze oft' to the strains of Brahms or Beethoven. The concerts are sponsored by . the New York Public Library, which adjoins the Bryant Park area. liDEfll 10M. If I'UIIIIM. HNIII - THI DAILY IENTINIL lox 661N '•merey ..,... I ADDRE ... CITY OCCUPATIO" w 'L I So distinctively different GAS RANGES qaalt~ lltaadllnt. ,_~ I I I' ~,.. \ 'tlrWa GAS! ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT .illiht. Mr. Lee Wlllace of Reedsvllle, II IIIIIOiliiCbljj Jh' 011· gegemenl of hll e. . Mary Tayler, to • 1M ..... Qlltep" NON-STAINLESS DRESS-Arlette Collot, current INCLINED TO WOR~~Y -Expeo-ls take la test check on tilt of the famous Tnwcr of Pisa (background) tD lee how f<~l out of line it is at present time. a1 ntkworks display a w~rker watches 1parkS fiom an AND IT ISN'T EVEN THE F~URTH- Appe~ to beh !'ewm~ 8 1g aiding brake rods ~d chain links in Huntinston, W.Va. electric flash welder. Machine produces this pyrotec roc spec c e w~ . · · Miss France. tries on a gli~tering dre~s 'made of stainless steel She's wearing it for a Pans company, Bahr, Cbester. Ml Taylor · a junor at Eastern. Mr. Babr COLUMBIA GAS OF OHIO, INC. * HOTPOINT BUY ' * Choice of professional painters! the BIG 14 will be a senlcr. Wecijlllll plana are for June. IIUTER · PAINTERS IIOUSE PAINT •• •• SPICIAL AT .....larprl.. • . . . .L •• ·EASY ON .'THE BUDGET eyer. .,.,..... Mit(lellol"14, 105.. •........ · trHzlftlwlncporcololn llltlo-Rwrltf!OII; ~~d .. , ... oholvos, liultor bhu on olaro~ 1"11' oo.t 1 Wba..v-er you buDd, do It tile eGDYtDISIIt, low; COlt eonc:rete w11. We mil md deliver ·nacty .to .·pour. Order ._ .. "' .... I ,.. ~" . . . ,.. .... .. ... ', ,.. . ... 0 • ' • c' ' ... .. ' .. . ~ 1 - -!Jfcor OOI'f cloanlng. . $4·11.1 ..... ~rotectioD. CoGtrolled dt•'k!Qa U... It .. co. •.>.. ~~ • •.... .INGE~S WY ·. - ,')·· _,._ _ FURNITURE ,. AD «ceeltat-quelit, whita bouse paint · at 111 aceptionally · ~ow price. Brt~Sb.a -tbly- CO\'era well - clv. yean . ol mowy wbita. ,. ..' .'; .. ! ·•' • ear/B/Q.aul1s i . . ' ... '< Htirw'alNIIII . . .,.,, · ,/o ' . ,:.~ ~·.' .......... "!) f ~· •. ,,..,_..,.,._ wh., ' ...~~"'-'~/lilt· ,...,., '.'(; •. ·~ MASTER PAINTERS HOUSE PAIIT some folks* even identify them blindfolded! ---------~- .~ �. •' I. .. .. ' ) •• ' .' ' ........ ... u• .. 7- ~ .. NOW 1'00 e ,..... Tile our American . . . . cers . Killed, Toll Reaches 173 SUNDAY DINNER · Middleport v111age councU, al- charged $1 a month. The cost 1combined and some residents ltank, charged the council 1lilll ter a lengthy and at times heat- Jper customer for those usmg 1 will not have a connection at ,trying to force the plan ad CIIJCAllO _ Tho ' SAIGON (UP!) _ Four American officers were ed discussion on Its sewage rate would be $3, lor those uSing their d1SpoSIII, the rates to the 1ts rates on the people o1 tfld. 'l'rllniDJ ll8id toclaJ an ed IDday by Communist mines and bulle'- In two ordinance, decided Monday from 10,000 to 25,000 the cost !proposed amendment will have dleport. "I think it il an iJ16. Pftltllla being made., rate lncidenta within 20 miles of Saigon. night to refer the measure back would be $tl, and residents us- Ito be altered, according to ,vidual's right to tie-iD to !be atterQ)III ID lamper lfllh A U.S. military spokesman said three of the Amerlto the sewage committee lor i"' 25,000 and up would be members of council. ,sewer or not tD tio-la, If he ladera! oourt jury that cans were killed when their jeep hit a mine just before PVT. SMITH further study. charged $12. Mayor Lee Smith pointed out wishes," Mitchell 18id. L-R 0 · The M'ddl te This proposed rate would give to the SIX residents present that The Mayor replied that 1111 1 h.j"rt . ed 'l'etunllen .... James · fourth U.S. officer waa Pvt E.z 88J'GICI E. Smllb, ord' ra 1 the city $3,129, which would 1..the proposed lagoon treatment council was 110! tryillc "To mq to delraud the union along with his Vlel- Nam's war agaln.lt the ,.. •..r besle &raiD- of counc ~ approvnda seeo be sufficient to pay lor the pro- !Sewage plan will cnst one thinl /it down anyone'• "" -~ IIDffa on ebargea h• COIUiplred cola·•e maneel1 durmg . . II driver in an ambush munllll. An a1erall total of b1f lid An C1erf1 lehool 111 readin 00 July 13 . ject, provided everyone includ- 1as much as the mechanical sys- a matter ol the atate In,~ fund. afternoon about 15 miles Americaoa have died In South Fori " - ly , Ia aow beiDa Du be- ed in this proposed amendment •tern wh1ch was mtroduced fiVe Smith said. The ma)'llr conlfD. 11 Tbe newspaper said of Saigon, an unolflVIet Nain 1n combat and ' __..:.. r g the 1to seven years jued that a cease. and desiJt .,.. told ~ ' "Informed anlped to ,..,.. • Clerk-ly· tween town awoeo' a res1-. paid, Council said. . ago. . ment - " that "you · source reported. combat Incidents since the . . de Is th 'ttee . However, if the two phases Delbert Mllchell. Elm-st., who 1der had been l(lV!D to tile otr 1 not of 1961. plat '" Central--~~ Jvpply. He 11 1r odn UL"" __ ; sewoage d ID-nt of. _the sewage plan cannot be own• his own wells and septic' (Continued on page 7) ~...... ''- end. "'"' .... ~se The" new fatalities raised to ginning pos edcomm• amen ' - " •~ uuo "" · 173 the number of Americans The three victims of the ola"--' ,......, 81 r--••• p~ -- t the at pr nli A me third - _ _ _::c._:__ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:c.__ __ killed ln COmbat In South Viet mlne blast were all rld!n• in ty at Fori .Kaoz. 1111 ..wren ra • 0 nanee. . 1Allll8viu.E reading of the sewage comrrutthe same j..,p when It was de- II Pvt. Harold E. ~~~~~~. RA tee's proposal was not asked, boxilll .!hampton mol!shed In Go Gong Province, 151118045, W.S CompanJI, 181. pending a report from the promMjf plllll toclay to leave for about 20 miles south of Saigon. .,... Bel F r r · · Miami tJ111 begin training for .... e., ort ..- , aJ., )eel engmeer. his flnl Utle defense against T1oo of !bern were U.S. Army cem. He I• lbe ol Mr. Council hopes to receive apSo::r Uiton, whose crown he officers and the thin! was . . . . Mn •. Borolil B. ., proval of the engineers to com.... 'a tee hnlcaI 1mockout. e. u.s. Air were Forcenoofficer. p omeroy, ,_,. D-. I • bme pha ses one an d two oI the I .., Ill ., There reports of 4 ~tract for tbe rematch uallles among paasengers lsew•ge interceptor plan. A , • w-. • late Monday. the four other vehicles making combination of the two phases • By MICHAEL T. MALLOY Khanh has been pushing a clals In Saigon predict 1111 akreemti11 aets a tentative up their convoy _ is expected to indicate what Ulllted Pl'els latornatiooal /"march north" campa1gn lor American casualty toll in Viet date M ~pl. 28 or 29. IIOCHJ!]S'I'ER, N.Y. (UP)) Unofficial sources said the areas will be inclnded in the SAIGON IUPI)-Gen. Nguyen the last. tO days, although reli- Nam will increase u_ a ~ cl~., 1 ,l.oulaville, Las appeared satisfied fourth officer was killed in a plan and, also, pmpomt which Khanh South Viet Nam pre- Iable Sa1gon sources say Taylor of the Johnson lldmioistratiGill and • are under that the emergency daylight ambush on or near residenUI will have access to mier, 'told newsmen today bis ,has asked him to soft-pedal to send more JOldiera sJdaratiO!J. call!ed by a weekend of violent highway one the main northa sewage connecUon. government feels free to attock j'dea . . 1 here. · racial rlolink now Is under west artery irom the capital. It was decided that Jf the communist North Viet Nam Khanh demed today that he !· Sharp arrived here j ..t att.r DALLAS - Jack Ruby's Official sources were unable mittee, following a study of ' whether the United States ap- has differences With the Untied ,'t was announced that tbe Ulllto yen, fUll feuding with a De- Although streets remained immedlaU!Jy to confirm I h water company records, was 'proves or not. ,states on thiS or any other sub- ed Statea Is addbtr. 0,000 111111 1ro1t Jllwyer who rep,..senta the with pollee and National death of the fourth off""'r based on gallonage. The report ! "The (Southl Vietnamese ]J•ct. . . . !to 1ts 16.500-man rruUtary rw.. Ru~y f..,Uly. said they will Guardsmen were camped cause of a policy of delaying showed there are 1,1191 w~ter us- Igovernment Is free in Its ac-~ High rankmg Amer~can ofii- ISIOn m South VietNam. the deadline toclay In filing Alnd Negro neighborhoods, casualty reports for a manda- Five Meigs County men, ar- ers m Middleport supplied by Uons " Khanh sai~ when he first SillS• of hil appeal. night passed without repe- tnry six hours. rested by Pomeroy Pollee on two phases cannot be was 'asked about the possibility I Tbe first phase will be of the street disorders charges of assault and battery, and reSidents of certain areas of striking to the north without '2' flill!t of 1 bill o1 excepllona loolings that flared on were to each post a flOO bond do not have acce98 to the sew- U.S. consent. ,. • 1 ~~· SAVEl THIS . WEEK Glenn Ford Hope ~ange .;,.ci:!:r'J:"~'.:';I FURNITURE - FURNISHINGS - FLOOR COVERINGS FOR YOUR HOME. WEARING APPAREL FOR YOUR FAMILY. SHOP AND SAVE. '"LOVE IS A BALL (Tecbmeolol') --8Dd- J'oanne Woodward hichar·d Beymer "THE STRIPPER" • ELBERFELDS Qmet • N•g • ht • ~~~~versynd Will Attac~ Whether U.S. Ap~ ..nves or M0 t -- Kh an h. limit~ R0Chest er I °. . Report dID . POMEROY 10 ~ ''-~" ~n I ELBERFELDS JULY SALES -----T~O'-NIGH~T----­ •••lilt set* gam,.~ Actin_gMayor to Set B.onds ·~itlrnore the~decision Afler Fight Do You Know The 4 Points Behind Every Ad? FRIDAY and SATURDAY July 3J.August 1 "EL CID" {Ter hnicolor) Charlton en He~ton, Soph ia Lor· Lo·w Area Towardoh·JO what llaPJI'lned In the trial three previous nighta. today at City ball. erage system, they wilt not be "We are an independent gov"Things ,.ere very quiet last The men wera reportedly In· charged a sewage rate. ernment, " he said. night and we're all hoping that in a light that occurred The proposed amendment, In- Khanh said that a northward. JACKSON (UPII - A 3'1-year lassault was the mother's boythey wiU Sta) that way/' May011 a aide by . the com- strike by his forces should be l old Wellston boy who was se- friend, MinOi Davey Leaeh, 3t, .· or Frank P. Lamb satd th!J Rt. the Pomeroy- m1ttee followmg a study of wat· lcalled "defense a counter-at- ' Wellston Sheriff Jolul EfllllS 1y beaten near 1v a week . llaooo b A• . d b ' vere P morniq:. riur. er company 8 recor S, was as· tack." . .' the ·beating was one of the .. ::-.1bSIIlf!JGTfJN A Both tbe police chief and et. on gallonage. The report " When one use!! the word and half ago, dl.ed .m Holzer worst he had. ever seen. 1 eourse ·and riding stables manage<, who hild showed th<!11 are 1,1191 .water lmpli.. that one is an iHospital at Galhpohs today, The grand jury was expected cons!ructid 81 Lookbourne vigils at the Public By United Pre11 lnteraaUunal e e durin users In ·Muldleport supplied by aggressor." he explained, add-: and Jackson County authorities to indict _Leach OD e higher near Building duriPg the pre- Penplring Obloa11.1 were offYFrench gof Middle rt. l the water company, plus 15 Prl ing that the Communists are were e<p~cled to prm .charges charge, probably ?''~slaughter, Congress vtoos nights Of rioting, went . some relief today froiD the suffered minOK" abrasiOlUI po vate well owners. The proposed the o.nly aggressors m V 1 e t ilaga1nst hJs a Ileg~ assail ant. folluwmg the boys ueath. a new runway. home shortly after midnight. heat wave of oo.degree · amendment W(l.u1d assess each Nam. The boy . Aernard Blanchard, The sberm said Leach alld 'nle General AecoUDtlng OfGovernor Tours Clly temperatures that has throttled The fight Is sliD under lnves- of $3. Those wbo u•e water from llolds Newo Conlerene• ·who lived wilh his mother. Mrs. Mrs . Wells had argued a!Joul lice (GAO) wai'Chdog of New York Gov. Nelson A. the staU! for nearly two weeka. by the police and iden- the water company will pay ac- The Vietnamese leader held : Joyce Wells. 30. at their home punishing the child shortly beenunenl spendlf11, Monday Rockefeller who toured the The weatherman said "' of the assailants has cording trJ the number of gal- an impromptu news conference 1ne ar Wellsl11n. wa$ brought inLo fore he was beaten. Leach Wftl it clisoovered that $19'1,000 ' city Monday also area and cold front boon disclosed pending ap- Ions that aru used. at his office following a call by • dol'lm·'s office July 1&. He 'held in Jackson County Jail beN. pr:oprlated for thit runway assured that the' Minnesota and Nebraska . in court. Stewart and private well .1wner 8 flat rate 1U.S. Ambassador l'l.laKwPll Tay- 1had bt('n beaten and na d 'j The sheriff said tbe boy's f• used for the eolf course, statt and local police on duty he•ded for the Buckeye French flied the charge•. Bond The amendment was set up lor and Adm . U.S. Grant Sharp cigacette burns about the body. ,thor was dead and Mrs . .Wells' ond wl!at amounted to 1 cat here and the 1,300 National . The front was backed up waa to be set by Actlns Mayor"' that customers ustng I,000 1?ew U.S. s~preme commandor l Arre~led on a eharge or pa- i second husband wao livmc In dog hospital. Guatdsmen he ordered In as a a large mass of cooler Cana· Fultz. jgallons and under would be iln the Paciftc, role vtolauon and aggravated Callrornza. standby re"'rve, could mainair and should enter =----r-1.__- --- -------WASIUNGTON - Sen. Frank lain tbe peace. northwesl section of Ohio by ,. .1 Lauoche, D-Ohio. joined "The problem now Is preser- Wulnellday morning. otber Demoerall Monday vaUoa of taw and order, getting Other sections of the state vollne for a motloo tha' ln to normalcy, " he said af- should receive the air-condiconferences with police and tio•ed temperatures by Wedn!!S· fect substituted a sti!dy commlasion for the Jfftcer•. day aftern'lOII and evenin~. ctal disclosure proposal MU!r a lengthy trip through Meanwhile, the sweltering commended by the Senate the area where four men were continued. ~A>Jnmlttee. killed and hundreds of In Columhus, this was the The vote for the motion was places were ravage as Ne~ ninth consecutive day of above ·J!'-39 with 17 Repoblicans also groes battled police, Rockelel- !k temperatures. The . upporllng it. le1 declared there was "clear was expected to reach a humid Lauscbo spoke out against an evidence ot extremism" in M degr..,s. . ..1rller plan that would require what he saw. Showers In sect1ons northwest CJubllc disclosure by senators south of Columbus Monday convlcled Ruby for tbe ol L41!1 Harvey Oswald, eel -nin of President ~- The Daily $entinel This Is What It Means A REPUTABLE STORE- A store thet lives up to Its edvertl.. lng berg1ins, hes 1 reput1tion to uphold. mercurr 18 Months To P1y ._.erl Phone WY 2-3891 • E. Moln St. I I MIAMI BEACH - Fifteen ·.el)lUlnalists will be cbosen ~ ,llght from a neld or 39 beaulie• competing for the Mlas USA title 'n tile Mila Universe pageant. The winner, to be selected Wednesday aight, will compell with Btl foretgn contestanll for the bli pl'lz!! to be awanled Saturday night. HONESTY - In 1dvertlslng mineges end In dAIIngs with I the public. No 1ttempt to f1lflfy or deceive. Hackett's Sohio Service \. I nd Senate employes o1 outsid• nvestments and Jncome. I • ' u a-s ttlt) selAAI eostQflil IMf -lk::cl u00:1 • 24,000-mile waA'anty! Coast·t«Hoest service. • Con · 1 Wins auaitabie. e., aow - par ' MerJ ch1ndise thet Ia exectly 11 re~sented. MONITOR tkeultimate Pomeroy, O. ' VALUES - eviry Sentinel Aclvtl-tf11r "" 1n lmportent melAll for JOU. It plY' 10' r,ed them 111. &e-<'Aot.~ a~ ;ltiw 1964 FRIGIDAIRE MOBILE ' . AT FUNERAL HOME CaU!ng at the Rawling• Coats Ful!eral .Home Saturday · Jn memory of Mra. Allert were Mr. 1\nd Mrs. Mr. and Mn, B.S. Mr and Wa:!"' Mn. Dim and daupo1 Ironton. MAKE YOUR PURCHAS.ES,~THE . SAFE;WAY , • ' r ' .• • ~ I\ETUIIN HOME Get d.islles far cleaaer than dlsJawasblnt:, by hand! BAKER FURNITURE ' Mr. and Mn~ Harold VOJI•~ I turned to their bjHQe In mouth Sunday eveaing after Ins called here by llle '· . •,..,. .. her mlither' Mn. - . for most sections. Newly elected Pomeroy Cham- Dayton and Toledo lied for ber of Commerce president Jack the highest temperature Mo~ Carsey announced a meeUng of day, with 95. A fe• widely scatrecently named omcers wm be tere<l thundershowers covered held Thul'lllay, July 30, to se- less than 10 per cent or the lect commilllm for 1911·~ stale. . TAIPEI, Formon 'l'bree the C of C "?~Ita regular . Overnight, the wann, humid J>lationallat Chlneae air Foree log at Crows Town and Colin- weather continued. Ear)JI morn048 tranaporl planeo crMhed Ia- try ~taurant Monday. 1 temiieraturea hovered to a mountainside In ~ Plans were also discussed !or tbe 70 degree mark. ToFonnosa Monday nlgbi ldlllog the new year with president had 70, Cleveland and oil II crtwlllOD, a NalioDallst (laraey announCing Intention• Za~llle 7i and Cincinnati and 3lr Ioree spobaman lllk!•$0da1- VJattil.jj as maay businesses as Columbua 72. . .. . possible to ull: tbelr suggeotlollll ----WASIIINGTON - {l!le!iot ,lnd ld.... regardlna the organ!- Supermarket Chain I Secrelar)' S~art L. lldaU IBid nllon. . 1eilqn ~ It wu decided that an even- Co-Founder Dlee · · ·. MOIJday lie 'baa u... a new Ia" to PfOflda ~ lllt ~ wJil be held by tl!e GALlJPOLIS roPH - John a!Uge, GreAt Laliea . !bt1111!J ln-. ~nee each month after Evans Jr., cO-launder of the dustty wltb up to .......,. ''!1!. , ·. · and a speaker will! Ev11m 111permartet chain, 'fund, froai his ~ · btf oclJeduled for each _.q~~. Moilday. 11)1 was 73 year'S! 'l'hi! law1 tdped 1 10 by P'I'ed ' Crow '1rW be llf08l'8lD P~dertl' Jolul11<11. . Pf09!dif chal"!baiU.\1- thete events. ·Evans ad his !X'olhor, Stanll!aflthe 11!: ' . .inay maO Cmnm!~ ~' Htabllalied the dlaln liVailabl' to ald. a· .111111' . - he rnld4 ·- , the ~ 1113S. Funenl lllt'VIoet b.lc·llltlu*II'J WIMq/1. '411a•~ ~· meeu., ot the held hint W"""-"ay. ' I' . .I I eon~ fllliiDa fill- ~~'iO; The Dollar . ' ·· ·' qte .., to· .t'I\IOiin:e lb8 ot IIYMI>i · !Ia' ~. - for ' II 1( alld j5; There. will R 1 i ·1'. · · . . '1\ •· ,.te' lliu w~ · 1. . . ~ nt· JctltD Blaetlufr ..,q '!it'' · II song ana daulllrter, M•"nd•, L--------=M:::IDD=L:EPO~R:.;;T•;_g:.;·______....,_ _.,Knopp. Pomeroy Cof C ld•1rree•thermometer f'::m t:m~~·:·93~ ~ then quickly • t0 rose to m before nightfall. OffICers Temperatures w.,.e 90 or higher over most of the atale MonName CommJ"ttee day and tuday. u .... the 12th --consecutive day of 80-plcs heat tabu· CONSULT THE ADS. EVERY DAY IN . .. - .. - -_. ' ,, I t' ' ,. ) i~(:1, . \ ;J 'i~1f· '. i . ,. 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