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The remauung $845 , _ .; b ' fight over President Jolmsoil:s n\illion would go to build and as dlstno Y DOl'IJiaj ~ $1 billion' plan to revitalize the i.inprove highways m the region. ernment 1tsndai'ds. ~.... ' 11-state Appalachian region: Tbe House GOP Policy Com'!'he bill ltlll must go 1<1• .tilt A 60P leader said · there mlttee went on record Tueo- Senate. It would cOver AWwoutd be "overwhelming Re- day against tbe bill. Cbair- ~ bama, Georg!a.Kent'ucky,....,.. publican opposition." But an ad· rnu JObo Bynes, R..-Wis. said land, ' Ohi~, ~ennayl~anta. Nortli ministration source predicted the committee recognized that Carolina, South carolina, feD. victory "if everyone shows up , some areas bad serious ecoo- nessee, Virginia and West Virto vote ., omic problems. But he said 1gmia. The bill was called up today the administration proposal The Appalachia bill would Ill for debate, but a fmal vote was would result in a ureckiess up 5-year, $1 billion federal aiel not expected until Thursday. overlapping of government ben- program aimed at revitalizinc The leg!Siatton would author- efits." !the ei!Onomlcally dep~ al'lZe the federal government to Byr~s attacked U1e ''prepos- 1ea of 11 states in the AppalacAspend $237.2 mtl!wn ove r t h e terousness" of the bill , saymg 1ian area. The Campaign · _..;·..,.....:..;;··..-..--..,~-"' ' JoJutson Line: Peace, Prosperity, Progr~ wASIDNGTQI'I (UP!) -Presldent Johnson pointed toward the eleCtion camqalgn loday with '!'!Pfecedented backing from arga,nlzed tabor and a peaC01Jr<>gress-prosperlty theme to woo votes. The Chiel Executive held out hope of reCor<t-breaking economic advances during the next four years if the nation holda to its present .:ourse and rejects "fear-filled . slogana." He also pledgci not to neglect the " poor the !lck the aged" . ' ' · Johilson made the Jtatements late Tuesday rn accepting the , _pnly the look 1e oxponeiYe \ " ~~ J!A1i~;~~1 ' cam. .:. · FREMONT, A djrt. spattered asthmatJ~ fow -yearold boy v,:ho ,feU 24 feet Into an abaodoned well was pulled . to piety 'l'ues'!"y night 111ter &pending two llours .and 23 mmutes in the 1QO. foot deep shaft. The youngster, Jerry llelten· court of Frel)lont, 'w&s'ilrimediately rushed to n'"'•~y Wasil-r ' ingl!m Township HQS tal .for tme t f • hocJ_ · ·.a .r..L ' btrea n S K a.,. "'' O · •"-d serva tion. AmbUIance· . ,.,.,,... • th wtif b ants at e !"'~ --r" · e was apparenlly in g9,01! Cqju!i~n. ~ • "Otloa•• 'I'tllllloriiBy . ... - llllOiiollllf,' ...... d .Ob~!'Jo .t.·...t - 8oub)e bit. ...... ila..I.tbi•n~oo~~lli' , United Preso IDiernallonal GeOrge h • 'ft«< f WASmN...TON !UP!) li a m· publican pr.esidential organli~. ::;~cn~om~ati~;, MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY OHIO G@nn Ford Melvyn Domzlas, Pete1 Ford For Cr1mln Out Loud Colorc.rtoon• Thur1day Sept. 2·3 NOT OPEN FRIDAY thru WED . Sept. 4·9 WALT DISNEY 'S "THE MOON SPINNERS" (Techmcolor) Bayley lwhlls, Ell Wallach. Peter Me Enery. Joan GrePn ~•esc ~ wood. Goes onder-.' DRIVE·IH ·~ CARTOONS . t:;';(~ ' ' ·; ., ' . ' BANGKOK, '!'hallaad-U. 8. NaVy Lt. Charles F. Klusnann's "extended toor of duly" as a prisonor of the Communists in f..ar, was over today. Klusmann was on his way home. A spokesman for the U. S. Military Asslstana Group flan&kok announced that Klusmann, .:hot down Laos and captured Jti!'A' 1, escaped and was~ safe and in 'I'hallantl. · Sheeh3D Will Speak Sept. 8 '. For all ahe lam *:.tHI~:t~~ heat ·for your laome; ..0 ddll 'IO,i!IJI · tolllillt.i. ·. a41a't.dlts:L ' ~ a. e ; in. t.=r•:r. .· We Have Exterior Paints, Caulking, Aluml• ·, JIS'Ne... F••8I...c · f.Jr hr I~ OW. ' Guffer, Galvanized Guffer, Aluminum Doors & Windows . For Your vehicles, a high administr• tion SOIII'ce said today. Mainwaring was expected to submit his resignation w Gov. James A. Rhodes within a few days. It ~as reported be had received an "attractive" offer from the Oh•o Stote Automobile Association. 1'he ~astern School District football boosters today ask<d all me-mbers and, others hi t inter· ested in Eastern s at e IC pro. , g'am to be at the htgh school 1 f h f ld Th d t 6 oot all Ie urs ay a P ¢.#!:!.!: m for a work session Buosters said a lot of volunteer workers are needed to help build new bleachers, cut weeds, aod complete the pr""s box that was started last year. I I J; ~ "'"''U'1lH'1::oc , "' ""' Middleport Athletic Boosters Tuesday ni•ht beard reports al .,.. I improvements completed in , the squad room at the stadium 1and made plans to raise monI '~w . ey Rh 0 dCS MOVeS To Cure Ills Of State Fair I I in varied ways. With George Hackett, Jr., presiding, Gene l!arrts waa named to head a committee to ~~~~:~.~thc~~ar:dv~: ing Bill Chllds and Mrs. Manning Webster will head 8 committee to manage the annual memCOLUMBUS <UPII - G 0 v hership s~le and business card James A. Rhodes moved today drive. Tilt~ year the football to cur• the apparenl ills of the players, w 0 before have made ~ · the membership drive after a lllth Ohio State Fa1r practice will be r•·heved of DISturbed by falhng attend- th . b' • ance . ftgures, Rhodes called a l ;}r~~ts of the players will meetmg of representalives of be k d t sh th exhibitors, his cabmet and the I f 8 ~ ~d· 0 h ar~ e ex:e:: Ohio ExpoSitions Commt.,;ton to~ .P~o ~ng ot ogs an The Boosters, during a meeting earlier this week. also ask- ed that persons havmg truck_s or digging equipment bnng tt to the fteld tomorrow eve nmg to help in the project. "The old bleachers are going to ha~e to be repa1red in some sections and more seat(UPI - T he He was bora at Long Bottom. r ing facilities must be bmlt or · three · • .~ay riot by ho·· :son~. the late John and 'l spectators will he standmg "Jungl~~~':nN:roe~ ~r't~ ~:~~e ~~i!':.onHe '!~sssa: ~ ~~ .::S:M ~r~~;i~~ :~~~u~~·~:e~i~~t t~~ ?h~o s~:~ s;~~i:ns t~a~n Sat~~~~m:l~ "'I J----------"' J . .;~ JnJr•.J;I,.;., Wedn•sda~t & r.~'.,~u.m Boosters to Launeb Drive For Members COLliMBUS iUPii- ll .>id R. Mainwaring is expected to resign as registrar of motor Parti.CI.pati'ng F••turette: ., Work Group Js Needed At E t as ern Me1gs •. Y h LAST TIME TONIGHT "ADVANCE TO THE REAR' Ste~·e ns, I Ode Massar of Reedsville n·Ies Tuesday SOUTIIIIAMPTON, England (UP!) - Scientists soon come ua wttia a pill to @lotill'iWoqteb i o hlad11 tbriiP looks uutR th!f ·IWO I 1 I red I d • member 11"10. . " • i<'atrland Philadelphia was Instigated by 1 armer an . tion · . a small group of conspirators th":!' Methodist Church at Reeds- Men with shovels are also I Attendance fell Tuesday fOr 'fi'easurer Bob Kmg reported 1 t $5 11 1n th black 0 the third strmght day. Total at- ~ who waited several days for 1 ville. 1 needed tom?rrow even ng .' · an apprf;IPriate lncident and fled Surviving are one son, Har· dig foundations for the new 1 tendance for Tuesday was 37.- Completion cJf the new bleacbImmediately, police said today. old, Tuppers Plains; three bleachers. . . : 8i6, nearly 8,000 lower than on er proJect was revt._wed, witli -;, The rampaging mobs, who brothers, Ivan, St. Petersburg, In other activity at the ses· the corresponding day a y"ar credit and appreciatioa ex· vandalized and plundered about Fla ; Dana, Ctrcleville, and sion, tt was agreed to begm ago. Itended. to former booster My200 stores last weekend, caus- Hubert, of Akron. HJs wi£e, an all - out drive for new mem· To date, 350.335 persons have ron Miller. ed damages estimated at sev- Clara, preceded him in dt'ath berships with ~e how• that i visited the faJr com paz ed with The. bleachers, . on the visitera! mltuon dollars. About 350 in 1961 more persons wtll take an ac- , the t963 ft ve-<lay lola! of 366,- mg Side of the fteld, of steel, persons more than 100 of them Funeral services will be held tive role m projects mtttated OJO. Will seat from 240 to 250 per· police :.Vere injured and more al the Reedsville Methodist by the group Wants "Qu•lity Fair" sons. The School Board matcbthan Goo men, women and chit· Church Thursday at 3 p. m. Delmar Baum w<:ts appoin~ed uwe are not trymg to set at· ed the amo~nt the Boosters put dren were arrested . conducted by Freeland Norris. to be in charge of obtammg tendance records., Rhodes up, and Keith Goble contribut· Burial wi!J be in the Reeds- wooden horses to control traf· said , but added he wants "to ' ed $1~, toward the total cost ville Cemetery Friends may fie at home games and Char- give the people " quaht; fatr of a httle over $1,100. Melp Memorial Hospital call at the Arbaugh Funeral tes iRed! Carr was named to l they Will attend." · The group wdl meet 't'gbln ADMISSIONS _ All Blft- Home at TupJ>"rs Plains until head a committee. to solicit adnext Tuesday at the ner, Mason,. Mrs . Cl aucede Fit z_1 time of services. vertisements m the football VISIT WITH SON school. .::--:c==c-="" patrick, Middleport: Mrs. Char, program. . Mr and Mrs. Ralph Webb ICE CREAM SUPPER le All orth Middl t CLASSES BEG!~ ON 8TH The Boosters Will also pur- of Racine were guests of their The Southwestern High School blsc=GES - E::o~iem- School will be in session in chase game balls for home son, J. W. Webb and family Band Boosters will hold an ice ing, Rutiand: Virgie Snodgrass, Northwestern Local on Septem- grtd contests and present tl !o of Columbus. Saturday night cream suppe.r starling at $ Pt. Pleasant. ~r 'I wtth class~s all day. Lunch some fan after each game. Sunday, they were guests of o'clock, tomorrow evening at wtll be served m the cofetertas I Mr and Mrs Kenneth Blythe the scbool. Everyone ;1 wetat th e price of 25 cents for each HICKS BUYS I of Spencerville. come. lllelgs General Hospital pupil. The Ftrst Ward Ftrehouse - - ' - - -- - - - - --'"- - - - - - - - - -ADMISSIONS - Juanita was sold to George Hicks, who l ·I' ..... Blankenabip, Athens; GlenMAN FINED . . next door lo il. when LOOAL TEMPS dora Grimm, Gallipolis Ferry; Ralph Griffen, 22, Coolville, Pomeroy Council met m a , YQUJII 'J'"OPie from various The temperature In Porn- George Renshaw, Pomeroy. was fined $5 and costs by Pornsesswn Monday mght. 1 parts tif " ~elgs County today etoy'B ,bualneas district at 11:20 DISCHARGES - Goorge Ren- ero) Mayor Charles offered $50 and will pay are attending the Ohio Stale a, m. today was 74 degrees, un· shaw, Pomeroy; Hlll'l I!annahs, Tuesday night on an expenses of translernng l ~air to . participate In skies. Pomeroy. clear distance charge. property. Pomeroy schools opened Tuesday, September 1, with tte~ . related to· the an enrollment of 922 students dtvts•on. Supt. of Schools Charles Gibbs said 410 were enrolled Sandra Wells; Lout1la ~·!'"I L' r.'~ at Pomeroy elementary, 212 at the Junior High, and 300 son, Vicki F•ttY, Dale'.;:::;;;~~ 1 t; j 0 at Pomeroy Semor ltigh s::.c=h.::.oo.::l.::..- - - - - - -Anita Houdasbel~ and J• ,;. ' · Semor Htgh school teachers Blakeslee are to IIEVLA!l B. JONES Mr. and 114rs. for "loafing" and friendly dis-but today it seems to be waste are James A. Dtehl, principal grade Geography, Boys Physlme~ they cmullucJ..t· , of one of , Mid- were tbert:t, especlaUy on saturday evening, 1 makes for more eco:1omic se- and English composition: Chareducation, ~ead football they ·.participate In tile 1 · buslnesse1 September came around. a U!Ue like the pot • bellied Clll'ity, I guess - use it up and tes Btckel, World and u. s. His- coacb, and asststsnl baskelbaD Sty!~ ReVue held at the · a .,... ~atlon recalls days our parents had stove brigade in the country buy more. tory assiStant football coach· coacb; Gladys He)'lll8ll, Sev· Cellhlr Auditorium. , l'l!itddog~ liD _..tituus to the book store and stores - a place to talk over Through the years the book Wh.,;,ler A Drake,. Adv. enth grade, .Eighth .gradei and Participants in the 4-H F01Jdji hal ~ a purcbase all of our school the problems of the day. store has cbangeo wttb I b,e ing, Office Practice •nd Ele- Jr. Arithmetic, English 8; Marand Nuli'ltion Interviews · lrlldeiDIIit .IJJr books and suppUea. ld ood ttme· and adde<' the children s menlary and Advanced short- tha Husted, English 7 and Engbe Karen Sutherland, - the By 1933 the Ca erw s were books new books on the marlisb I · Dana Kesslll!,er Girls' 1 1 Whitehead, Linda Yost, If there were several gone and in 938 Mr. Edwddardl ket a~d "pretty things." ~a~d~ ':i'e:;";. ~~=-e ~ De'Ed., Health, History 8; Ma"' ~·mpson IIi a iam!ly this Grant, of another early Mi e- In De ber 1961 f0 11 · M ba k tball h 5 e ., ·~ ..._ b · · h sed h cern · owmg mocracy · Cecelia Hart oore. coac Shi!ets. •:ue store, OWlled Y Mr. iind L quite a bit, perhaps as mucb port family, pure a t e Mr G-ant's retirement the . ' . ' coach Freshmen fool-• Scott wiD Edison Baker, bas been eight or ten dollars, quite a sk>re, carrying on the tradition sto~e was purcbased by 'Mr and Ish I& II, Enghsh 3 and coacb, Bi~iogy and GonerMotors" .. M to 99 Wll-81. In the Reed sum in those days. of its former owners - selling Mrs. Edison Baker. Mrs. Bak- B:::~ ~~~man, Science; Frances Roberts, contribution ld .wblclt Now that <chools books. He was assisted by his er aga~ carried on the old tra- g Home Economirs I 11 and ill· Of' the D•v old textbooks parents bave sisters in the ;tore. By 1 h 1 1 dition the busln••• elementary and Eva Stout Obio His•~· and '"' · ..._ h 1 be · · ~ · keepmg· Brenda • _, 'Individual notebooks and sundry lime "~ sc 00 s were guuung Now it is located n shining . ' Home Econoulics and be Sharon to buy, but the book store to provide school books but pa- new quarters in the Reed build- English II and IV : Aaron Zahl, Manual 'l'r~nlng "yJ'· ··~--Milildi;,:l atill eeded per and notebooks, pen and . . World HIStory and , . • "' 1'1 n . penells were still needed. mg. New shelves .and display Democrscy: Elaine Rouse, EusDrlvm Educabon. .14 I b e '!'he old boot store ball . cases aod other tmprovements iness Arithmetlt General Busi· Elementary teachers a r e In "boot odor" that I!Omes Wnting paper Is taken for mark lias modern, but t)le ne and ~ng11,j, IV· Helen F BaiJ>h Spencer, prlnciPol; Hel· In oow occa&iQil8lly when granted today, but m) best re.c- name remaifiS. ". . .· , ' 'w · en WUiiaDlS, Robert Roberts, olleetion of some of my teaeh- Tli' will be f Smith, library' Fon-est ard, u--lt!tt .____ Carol j bcilea · bocu. . . . . ere more room or paychology Senior SC!•nce """ , ~ ... ~~. yn how we clutcbe• w.. theu- 1unpltcl. inSirul!- "browsing," a pastlim• for av- eraI Scien~ and ChemistrY and Smith, Genellieve Stohart, EJ.. 81 a treas~ Uons to use fNory bit of space ld readers. ~ store also has Earl Youn , Advanced Math len Glbbl, lilae Young, Mary "''U""IY able to a~t before throwmg any away· 1 a Une of gifts and cards for all Plane Geo~elry Pbyaica V. Reibel, Beatrice Reinhart, homo to tool< remember limes we were made 'occasillll,S, offi,ce 'llpplies, crafts A' ...l. ll ' ' Woodard, Forie Ken· t\m:~::lto. march to the waste~Jaiiket and bobby. kits, 8110 other mod· ,.~r• ' ' (:lrolyn WUey, and . to retrieve paper, tllllllptb It out, em lleeds. The Middlepoit Junior . -':=~~ and use ltr again. If II ' still' ha,tl, llqok atore ·still thrives and wjll l!lembera ·the'· ·.s II neal .~IIJlll~ ~~ : . ·renililn a landmark of the old Howard 'Charlo~( ~~r~;~;- ~;1 .w· ~~ere. lelll'l!lni! tile ·oldjtintl""", ~oldlpgtradllion,yot 8l19t ·8 and tot . ¥1 ~ ~·w~te 1!111. w.nt not," ~llio ·~i!nc Into tbe future. 01ancey, hur-l ELBERFELDS ,JN POMEROY rupted prosperity since the tate Preaident John F. Kennedy took office In 1961. He said 11-e average American family of four earns $1,2110 more in a year than lt did three years ago while unemployment has dropped w 4.9 per cent. Predlcts Record Growth "We are on the edge of an abuodance whicb can k>w~ over all the g~~ns of the J>'lSt, Joh~son S81d. I predict, if we NORMAN PRICE continue on our course, the growth of the next four years Pvt. Norman L. Price Jr., will be the greatest •n all our whose mother, Mrs. Marjorie Price, lives 00 Route 3, Pomhistory." eroy, completed eight weeks of mllltary police training al the U. S. Army Training Ceo· ter, Fori Gordoo,dGa.,so Ald~g. 2.8. The 22-year-ol Ier I included Ills lll),yeai--old mother, entered lbe Army L AprII ltM and completed b a 11 i c Gov. Paul Fatmln and other dignitarles, tbat duriJig his trav training at Fort Gordon, Ga. els throughout , the country he He Is a 1961 graduate of Pom"detected a deep concern ahout eroy High School. where the Democratic admlnis· tration is taking the country. "! don't declare the DemocraUc party a party of war, but by coincidence the Republican party often has "' come along and pull the country out - aod that's what w• want to do now," Goldwater told his ent!Jusiastic audience. Od M 76 of Reeds e assar, ' Conspirators in ville RFD, diell Tuesday morning at M~lgs Memonal HospitRiots Were Few al in Pomeroy. I Notes ~uqe1 He added that be intended to make campatgn : lssues out of the admini~tration's foreJgn policy·' the Bill•. Sol "•tes ·~·dal ' "'' case. ~-· and ltle Bobby Baker "Do ~you want the continuaUon of this administration?" he aske4. "Do you want to be only a nU~Dber tucked away in a government file? Do you want a or • republic as enby our forefathers?" He otld the audience, which He supports the Senate's aceordiog to Dr. At rrudnlght (.EI!T) the wea- lpendt' ng Soct'al Securt' ty lraw. h bur d bo The researl'b chemist told a 5 tP er eau ~~ ra W: a which would increase cash arking 10 mile al. holll' wmds meeting of chemists Tuesday " • .~ 1efits undt!r the program a~d was likeb ~.reach about $7-a-month. But he that it was • question of s• ncane force today. The storm poses includmg the plying tbe hormonOI of lemiwas movmg toward the west -' tion's medicare program as ainlty after the aatural lopnorthwest at 17 m p.h. on a ··mendment ply bas I'1UI out. track aimed generally at t h o . • •• Leeward Is:Snds. Stopping at Phoenix last to accept dehvery of ,hi8·,snp;Biglo l 24 Attend Meeting NEW YORK - Br. ely wall- ' ~~:ly Gol:'~~~spok~ to lng to catch his breath after crowd of about I,OOO persons Of Merchants 1 th N York Dem& Robert F. Sky Harbor airpurt. The luncheon meeting of GalKennedy planned a sunup start ''President Johnson is Upolis Rtl8il Merchants was today on his campaign for the about Viet Narn and would well attended Tuesday noon u. s. Senate. to sweep it under the with 24 pr.... Main discusKennedy was se1 to begin can't because Bobby !!on was on • '!all aod winter handshaking in Manhatlan's and the hi fl set are ~romotion program. K lth 'I'h orfui Fulton !Ish market there," Goldwater said. .e omas pres lded aod trict even before most of hls announced ~t letters are beprospective constituents were lng sent_ to merchants asking out Jf bed. Then he 'ntended to OUt lor contributions to the holiday move to the Staten Island ferry decoration program. New dec· termmal to greet inbound comoralloos have been ordered, to ·, muters In his first day on the to those purchased last ' campaign trail he hopes year, to make the 1964 decoralead to capitol Hill. lions even more outstanding. 1 Stella AFL-CJO G.neral Board, top policy-making body of tbe 13mllUon-member labor federalion. Addre$Bel Labor Leaden Addressing the labor leaders In the East Room of the White Ho<•se, Johnson said the United States had never w~vered In the defense of freedom or the pursuit of peace since the end of W!!"ld War II. As a result, ':"e are closer than ever to making the Second World War the last world war,'' the President said. At home, he said, the Amerl· ' .._ nomney, who. ~ever ger against his , opponent 81!d Barry M. Goldwater . fl~w has co. ntinu.d to keep free of Washin•ton today to pres!: agah>ste President any. I tes Wi"wl D> ~Publi"an ' d~ntLBI candld~~ BarrY. Gold ,medicare program in w~jer, won easr nomination_for ahaped up as a cloeeiy a ~econd term TUesday , rught ed Senate showdown. ir. i\le Michigan GOP prtmary. . Shortly after midnight (EDT) .The AriZona senator Romney bad rolled up a lead hiS pre-:campatgn schedule ! 2,. 000 to 30 000 er eonser confemng by telephone o ·.,.. • o"! . - a . • vatlle George N. Higgmo. d y With Senate Leader Everett M. SAN, JUAN, P. R. - Tropical Goldwater •urrt'ed to the u storm Dora, spawned in the vi- ital in his new Boeing 7'ZI cinlly bf killer hurricone Cleo, campaign plane rather wao:expec\ed to become a hur- 1wait at his Phoenix, rican~ by dghtrall. F'orecast-~hume for the formal ers. salcl Dora. the ~assm's ,of, his campaign fourth tropical storm, was well lf'i-esoott, Ariz, Tooi Todd ia Tmol Kail oloope- Gov unanimous endorsement of the can people bad enjoyed uninter- * * * * * *· G0 ldwal er ·Li•ne: stan · dS AgaJnst • Me·dicare · ° DETROIT II ,.. ' Repair ' ' 11 .. WDilam Sheehan, Jiead lnsHtute or Area 11 Ohlo Unlverslty, Defore a Joint clinneF of the Pomeroy port Chambers ,ruesday, September · al . p.ln. at the Hotel Marlin. J11s topic will , be llevelopment ,iQod -~ deparlplent. >Ul'Cha~' ' j Presldeal i Bonk s-to ..n Dates Back 80 '17ea '-' .l 0 1 and ' ., !"'· the ryp: •, . '• pomeroy Enroliment IS • 922 0n F'Irst Day 0 £Classes r ..~J •I f �• • / "' u.-. In underestimating the Importance of railroads. Many fall to realille tW they are one of the ~iUen c.~toa; to the tu: fllllds •. and they .,... d4serdag of 1110re MteJatioo ill tile w.q of them business to help them survive. Business and some of the Industry of the area have mQfe 01" leO!l forg<rtt@ t1u1t UIM rail lilies ltX'lst. Jwt 1 f.ew IIW.IItll.'< ago •~•n the lbttt ill llltthlt a coal CQ.IItract tQ trw:lt lllillee k>ot away a considerallle Qt fX:o111 tile r.u&. The u.~ that tM state madM wu v~ 1111111\ when ~ with the lllllolllll Gf !Q<:al taxes pilli by tr. liau Tb time w~ Wll !hit rail Un~ were 1 a lirtual m.o~ commercial tranaportatloo. anl111ere bJsllcy prv(l~ble e.a. ferprfses. Whea they were ilf(lueot \ll.eJ! were sittina, dlu:.ks .fQr ~te and local tax authorities. It waa ~.lid ill some quWJ;s still a eommon pr&l't!c:e to assess rllilroad property for tax purposes at a much hlgher figure than otlw comm~ property. That mmmpo.J:r i.$ now ~one, and many rail Unes are tlgll.ting for ~ tence. It would be a sad day • for any cowrty if the last raS On. was pulled out. Thert would bt ll!~eral. CQIISequenc:es. Ji• •-w or . ' .... lng Industry ........... - 0.. w~ b& thl& IM tu ._ ,.. ••• bave to be pusedi alQq a .t k .-bn a payera of the county. M!ltber even more serlous result would be that certain types of industry that might wqt tQ.locate in such areas would ~ to ~Mndon tbe l4ea with a lack ill tlil1 impomnt branc.b qf tra;IJ'l(tll&iolll Not too JUDJ are •are of tlae fact !!tat a pi'an e "bee!! made for e,.. tending a rail line down the Ohio IUver in Gallia county should a large Industry ever ch.oo:l* !bat- iQr a ~e. ·If the ex· latiD& rnillilljl& ~UN IQ lae U.n~ iii would a!D>o$i (Qr""er seal th8· W. of tllat p!.>~.ual. to.t l.vd\l8tlialllites, \h glad to a.ot• that tiwlltl ~ a IIIOVll . - . . w•y to ~Jan th8lu,ills\kee. \Q 1'1lliJW. TU ral)lQa.._ v.:blell are an _ , - · aJUI C!011111l~ offv tbe ltUt alld lml!lt ecollfl~ ser'dD Pro~ fedefal. ~ lsl:a!JD~;~ would JUke ~llli.utorJ tu:. asa.essmellt oJ pliO~ Qf all comm.<>D carriers unlawfiii, and would permit 1M rail lint& to liJlllk relief In the fe@ral eOII.l"ta ¥Qll and !~~~; ~~ of a eouniJ traversed biJ reiJ. 1lus should do an can \Q lnmllfll! their revenues be<!ausa Yeal! iD. 11114 J<W out they pay a sizeable part of ou.r w bill. If they went out of business one·of the ha~ hit of our In· stitutlons woul6 b• the scbools, whieh gej: a plll't ol their flnld<! from what the rails per.- besYJ ouUaya Today. with jets, It Is not unusual for us to perform on three continents with· In a week.. In the U. S. I often play every other night, rising at dawn to catch a plane to lllJ! next engagement But I love both !be playing and pace. I fll!"'"e I am Infinitely better off than Loms Gotts· cbalk, the pianist who toured here during the C1dl War. One day, en route from Erie I:Q Lockport. biB train went off the tracks. "The fint time In six months," tbo conductor said proudly. "For me," wrote Gottschalk wearily 111 his diary, "tha 48th time in three mQDths." Paderewsld, on the other hand, trav· eled in.a private railroad car with· an on· tourage of chef, valet, secretary, and, of c:IIUU<I,. a.piano tuner for his 1f8Dd piano! • • • P\laatl<ring often bas presented a Pf"" btem b tourillg pianists. When Pader· aw4ld arrl:ved at the Wlndoo~ Hotel on Jlleth- Aveaue Its disc..-e!'ed he et>uldn't p!lliCtica. blaooso tho elderly llU•sls complained about beal!ing music late a~ night even If It was being played by one of the lfealfll!l living_l!ianists. 'l'he disgruntled Po.te sdlld up pnctising by candlelight In the Steinway basement the night watchlllao snotri.ng in the corner. Badimallinoff traveled. aboard ship with a soundless keyboard for finger ex· ~- J liiiJI· this system. too, but my "dumb piano" usually sits on my tray when l am ahobonle. Once a youngster . . . . . .. OfQ f:'Ict .,....t Sloould _ al.ltl; ...... 'l'boJ .,•.a ..... t..t%"&1 vor ""' In . . fl!lt llalf, '14 IIi 1M -.1: quriA!r - CGtlliiJIIlldo IIi tlgufM • year ogo; ....... IIIII' at 25 per c:tPt. for blllll ibt. ~ and tile lla!f. " , ..... l'l'lcn !Iowa. ·' Mot an CQI!l]IQ!es showed tllaa!r fllurea. Some (l"Sdl!s ot ~per ·-~~prll!e 1111111 from Ibis diet wiD not hurt 1'011. Weight loss '• a secQIIdary mat.ter and depends on :..,.. BI!Verl! a problem ovawel8)rt II In ynm: own case. Tbe usual pattern ln. gout 14c· one. ol •cute all•ok• !bat IIIBY by I 0. Middleport, 0. OPEN ALL DAY LABOR DAY LB. PKG. previous yeor. , · ID tl1s second qpllW, Rlepl Pap~r Corp. abowed aalet up 1 per- eenl, earnlniB 33 per cent ,.., QUANTIT~ I WEEK low~IIWHvel'ip 18181 and ~ Iii tllo first ball and second ~ o1 lbo Today's 1Jiedical Repo~t WE RESERVE THE RI GHl TO LIMIT oandll&ll ·wert • - . . - snd maflll ' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU • ' ioeoDd qaorter. lb SOlDll II» 1111bllanllal pills llbown ID aause ciro1Ja1Deu, IIIII maka It hlgbeo; Meal Corp,, salea I per dan&I'I"OWI foro y,GU lA> drive a COlli lllg!ler, earniJills 11{0 211; per Cl!llt; Colltalnor ~- sales 1lll ctr. It Is rrol1 bahiHormilri. porlalll!e crt w.!ghl loss, diet t per cent, .,.inp liP 28 per sitting next te me watehed wlde·eyed as ltlld drugs In the troatlllODl of Q - My .dodllr bas been iilv· c:ent. Unlml BBf"(lamp Paper gout? Dooo tire prucribed dlat I "played" halfway across the country. lng me Diurll f<lr Jill! IJii!l Corp. repotte<lt U per eonl actually cut down 011 tire numFinally. he couldn't resist. He said: "Misbloocl p.--.re. Reeeiiily 1 ,_j, Ill~ .. Increase, ll.f per 1!e11& ber and severity ul the at,. ter, you forgot to plug yourseU ln." that lbll produet baa been ellDliDp betbelmenl; Wal Virtacka? l'louldJ an occasional d .. lilsll2 lA> 14 dliYa wllh lDiarlrala iilDI)i: Pulp II Paper 31 per el!lll. The most memorable praellce ·period parture from the diet preeip!. tllst vary !:om -th• lo yttar~ IIPO""lbl• for several cases Of earnJi!gs increase 011 5 per cellt of ~ life occurred when I visited tat.e an attack? lll>w oflill do bllt.- eaclr u::cud~P&. attack aplastle anemia. Sbbulot I. ellll·.. sales· rlso; St. llo&Ja Paper Co., George Saudis villa ia Nohant, France. tho Interval pis. shQI:ter unlll 1i1111e lbo ... of this drug? the atla<lls oceur? %1 per cent 011 s per cent. B~ a rare stroke of fate I met the writ· a staae a! cbroaic .eonllllnOUJ A - br t• e modem troat.er's- granddaughter, Aurora Sand. A - Cllllrotllfnlde (l)lart1t !Dtmla41onal Paper's IOOOIBI &Qut Is reaclred. ment ol goct,. medicad<lll Is After we had talked for a while she Is a ~water pill. It quarter Olll'llings ...,. up 44.1 IDQI"t lmgortlllrl thai> diet beled me to the very piano on which Chop. Q - MJ< dod« bu, . IQO.Iaka ia o!lm . n with· otl!er dru~ per cent; lllllea up t per cent; cause the disease can often be Dimelane because 1 break out to ~ in bad composed and left me alone, say· blao4 ~ · . Weyerbaeuser sales rose 18 prr eompletely CODtrolled by pro- In bives. Wbat CBUIIil- iua lo "A!liiiN&b It · · ing simply, "I know every pianist must cause 1WiOll5 cent. earninp ...,.. 6U per bomeeid. Wlihalll this drug. lira break out?" What side effects fume ·of -!Ilia Ibis 1a a ra.. cent lilgller · practice at least half an hour each day." . , aYOidan¢11 crt surdt gout·prodUoEuropean pianists in the l!lth Cen. doee.li!iwllmt ban? Jail Jiab. unplicatloo. Slnce your cklo;P"' New tax II!Wll belp aC<Otlllt lnll IQodo as aweetbreads, U.v .., IHol'llllngt tury had bell"d that In Anlerica even the 11. well u;are ~ tbls· "- aliDufd< .,. for part ol the ~ bt A - Hint are ._ to al· ebeclt yooir otoo. ,OIJIIt JIC!odJ.. · eamlllgs. BUt the sates fljplres pianos' w..,.. "pa•ed with gold" and tbey 1 kidneys, boulll0!4 anchovies, and sardtires would Indeed cot leg. usualli to · iome 111food. ca1Q" as Joni as you are taking reflect the cont1nuect blp~ level . bepad to. mak• fabulous sums. Some. down ill, atta~,.,.. IIICil a Wbicl> food lr!Uers the. atl!fk . !!!" ~·~ it..evar..become of general bus!n";'"; !ntroouctlon timefS tbeJo were rigb.t. Bul An · Ru,bill· et allolild al~('e BlriellY Is sometimes hllrd to detirniiiie. .. aect!ISIII7 uHake .,.. off thlf Gi new produr.ts, bettel"lllelll steill; l!tt. Suabo lillmlhardt, d!d no trust obserM should sn at.- llrompberdramln IJ>ImellinS);i& 4rug your c!Oetor .,... give y011' IUPP~' aud demaod flgares ill ~· S. ctttr"W awl lns/st6i!l.on pa). n taclt ooeur. m gold and silver. After a while the huge an llll(h!stamlnie wllh t . llda otll•r drugs. "lt will lower your 10D10 :llneo. lem!lng Itself • If your 110ut ;s welJJ I.'UIIzoU· llfeet& Too large a dose lllllf bloocl presiUI"e. llnpn?Ved"opercaqm, 11.~ )!!! lul.o.!ed around with him ___ . , . pri<e· atiJII llloo9ases: )ltOI!eduns~ ·and cllpngee ed with probenecid dep8i>lrll ~-i!Oll!ia.., De couldn't lift it. . ·· ••· ~ "jn ~ling emphasis Ill blgh" BUCKEYE · POTATOES c . ' PIECE Ill BAG U. S. No. 1 j $ • 1; FRESH GREEN ?' .. "The great, .. P"'"" -d yoo; quoellaa• _. ...,...,.. to Dr. Wayne G. eccentrl~ Vladimir de Pacllmann carried no money whatsoever with him - only <liamond$ and rubles. Racllmaniiloff made no bones about the faet that mooey was Important to him. Once in Minneapolis his check <lid not ar· rive on the day of hfs concert, and he flatly refused to play. One bour before the performance the symphony's board of <lirectors passed the hat so ihe show could go on. I wonder what would have happened if I had taken this attitude dur ing my two tours of the Soviet Union? Times change, but I think people remain the same, and because of this I have bad many unfo~ble moments . i1t faraway places. In Tiblioi, R1111sia's Ueorg!an capital, my concert was sold out weeks in advance, and many students who coutdn't get tickets climbed trees around the open·air pavilion and applauded each piece loudly from the treetops;" The Russians also love to glve you presents after a performanee. After a recital in tenl!lgrad\ a small" boy came to the edge of the stage ancf haaded' me a bit of tinfoil. Inside was a tiny piece of chorolate, which was then scarce m the Soviet Un· ton. He gave it to me proudly. It was all . be had. HtLEN HELP US! ' Sw.UOIII;: Sl8lu Symbol Door Belell: Wllat dll J'OI1 lll!nk of Peot,te wbo drln arouod oo tile bot· 121& days wlth• the windows · of An a..r••e _....._ ... of four . ..-.JUI: erimes are committed• ···esefl ertm. llalo •- ··- _ •. ·~ mn. "·· eondldbninl? - T. N. Dear 'l!~ -blf Ida ood peeJriDI out, bands, etc. rd say they're 'IIGl'kiDg up a status quile a sweat OYer -""L - R. OJ .. ,_., t. - -- •• , ,..,0:':':':.~"':.'~!..~ = :".W::...,; "::..:W • ' ... Wbo helped oeparato one 1D1111 and bls wire. Wl"lo· lWf m • • _ .~ffaU" With an~tber 'iD*l'riecJ JDIIL {1ft RS Jlll!t 18 lnnoeent .Jar.... - -_..., ...,..• nrn . DV't! . m:.nm if llll!dlelDe "for kkks." See your - .be•a, • chlld with • iaotor without dolay.- H. ~e llle a blowln' viper. Dear Helin: They say sood lhlap. are clone Slooo.- fllll kmw an doe • 1!1 ~ lllllt bft Ia - - . what do y011 do wllell one w]\oln • 111t1e place you get a lemon for a da\llb- of Umburger cbeesa II maldn' 1U-lnola"W·! an ...tal loll lllnk. One who Ia lllo pod kMilfD' Tills II 111> h -·• dn r for he own gCIOld, ~ ...., - nal lllds. B ,_ ~ ........... waifld.... bMe Ill _ _, ... Wlllllt. a lnJibt trldli. 'llllli1ltt-,.; I U ilot, ,.eD a. wlool ....... w , Jlllo. "wldel ' - - l COMB . balld'~ Jill!! cbock for Bmellumo ,_. 1111:: ' PIJ,. '-" Sllle8f and most l'ci ll18ka a wild .,.. yon '/.: :· qtbjllg. ellle to beautify. 11ft a l!ltll> lieaa than food o1 - "'-, .. •Wilo ..,_~wear eooua~~ · :J.'IUf da~." ll lllr1tla!·,:.;. ··r.r ~ to wad • i!lootpi-;I!Jim, atr ,you IIi - lllll blr 1Urhn4 lnalies shgt."la 8lld swim suits. lill't· a CIWI!plela boolo· - JOUI. '"lbey are JUSI teo hot a n d worries may 'tie Qtllf. Na lll:t'ltcll1;" aile 111J1. n81 m111 will IIWidi a111t I O,jr ... Who a.eta up Ill noon ... cldld-~tlodrl. tooe esn.'t .. err day lltd sta1t1 sltdlllu' arut tbat bllrrcl - 11111eu ~ !I -.~ . tile men swarm vound like des!, 4llllb "8114· 11uJ11¢ a.n4 boreJ Billie lrolle)' comb .. Whose I'm sari a .., Of JOan OiliM' bmbanclts CI'Ul' all"o'.rtlior ""' .. ...,. of ltreoer · Joliit·lror 01t a lk)' hlp ptd rrrttl . If ,.. wfllclr mar topple wtt1o a .,..,. , _ II'Udclllloi Is beln& a. ·.;l'tllf will fllrlslr MID, for ah ool Tlr!a It GIW. ,.dt.,.., pa a 1toxrt arut Wer .._i., lnf lid tnllll~ "" 11111 ' tWtt · way. · ': ... Who ~~rmn:......-!J'r- .~ ~(' , ..,. lit Merrtli, mroteo i · Jll!ir' ' !{MI ,_ ! (em ,Jiollel Ill .. ,. . •1111' ...... ... '; Mjli_ l(lli.,...... . ' \•i '-'' _. ,.. . .., ........... ~ care ~ '':10;·;>~~-~~ • . -.a "" '<''I' .,. ·.A!A . '" ,, i t" ., I. ~ i ' ( c Del Monte y TUNA FISH ,.., Del Monte SALMON BONUS BUY DEL MONTE . FRUIT COCKTAIL c IJUOL DEL MONTE Cut yreen ,Beans, 303 '. . ' - . .\ . ' •,. c . DEL MONTE TOMATO JUICE DEL MONTE I Sliced 2! Pineapple size . .... w DEL .. ,0NTE " • Pineapple SIZ8 Crushed can Del Monte PEAS, 303 Peas& Carrots DEL MONTE c White W.K. CORN, 303 (REq . snu-- · . ;14 oz. c LB. JERGENS SOAP • c BATH SIZE bar PARTY PAK c c PICKLES SWEET CHIPS SWEET PICKLES SWEET RELISH 3 QUART JARS $1.00 DEL MONTE PEACHES IC 'E MILK BONUS BUY HALVES OR ~UCEb \ c \ FAIRMONT DAIRY FAIR DEL MONTE .. c c • SIZe Del Monte Raisins, 15 oz. f ' 303 11.- •. ·I$ONUt BUY ' 2! DEL MONTE DEL MONTE BONUS BUY llrlo. , . trdloil-.,. .·..: . '' auto tbeft every I 'li 1"1D!!fM,'"' - - .., _ .. •ccotdln& lo the J!ritaDnko! . - ........... - . Boot of tile Year. ..~: ,. , ~ ... - ---·~ 1 " • . . " · • _., _.., - . ... . ....... IJ.-. .... - -· · .,. ..... _...__. ""' - ......, ........__ •ot .., ,..... bull ....,....,..,.....,.. WIUI. .,..,., IV ~...,_, HIIIIIN.. _.. ........,, . . . . . . ..., '"""' o1a ' c PINEAPPLE JUICE, 46 oz. - ,., ., - 111- MIICIIInlc ...,.It "" ' ~lftttllftY Po!iiNI'4tfo ..... " :· - " ••- w• " Your doctor coulri tell you - · lllle llid _ jll8rr a littllt ••· tile ..tog macblna tn. """ bettw - and at the. aame tiDw love matla' } ' ~ of Japio l• tho giV4• your so111 a llmCHICh ..,. ... Wf1o gell her kicks 11111 .,; ·I!J 1llo world. ;· ;·_, ; . llllliDation, JIUS I firm, ,.,....... 11o1af at lllo ...,_ ol tthoza. . .. •• taDr. about the ememe If ,... - ean dee* ·"!Ma . --· , .,. ·.~. ·· ..... of laklni .., kilui ol illltT. tilt - t. .,.; • It UIIHII:D . ...,,.... ,., DEL MONT& MS1Gt MASON ABA. . "''"'"' CABBAGE STOCK UP NOW SENJIUI!I ::/!"'.~ ~ - - • ...._ · and. bard be ada llb • lltUe • bery r. fiery 6 iD.tnutes .. bup.' . ...,._. ...... ... ........... ...... slm918tlla. bidini beldlld chalis .: ~:every 31 ...~ ..iiia,111 : : " : : ,:-::..·~:;. ':.'";::: ,._.le, Jot W'llet ' - 1'00'. ,. ,.,. ,Will .,. .........,. J•ur '· .: ; ... Wbo· baa mad IHB • .td'· · minute 1o the 11'. s. lneiltdlllf whlpJ bslr babjr boy so ol\len a murder ever,; - · a ,... ears an· the way up-just ""' their neighbors and .....,;,. atea· will- think they have air - while the baby laob like It boa ..__ . 1 - thro••.do. • flint mil. bar. ···y DIVCI'fm to INTIIIIn 01 IIDIIIL .....,.. -.. - Note to •'Worried Mother:" 111 . a 111111, but Is just too lovely aod. daiDiy lA> wcr~ "flio llhraJs: looks like out of • band LB. er Jll"alll Items. Brawllledt, A~ D., Ia care of lbll pepe•. Wllllf Dr. ....... stadl. ca111o& 111: or ltldMdul J.uer., be will _.,. Jellon ol .-ai •.tc,..,.t Ia 1 - . clio by Helen Bottei-...J IIIII llir" sponges aft. "tie~ · M will tlirow ~ dallar ·b ., .. -•! '*'~ .........,.lloellli)o ~e,.....anln·.awelluUI41' _ . ~ onlf Ills flll1 ellecl. . a1 '!Ill' t111t t1 lt. - H. 'l1roqlt lie ... a good ~ , . ....... Ia clredlaeo!t 1D blf JOb, It ·ltm't enough.JoW ~. ....,. If ,.,ne - :·:·· . ·" .. i .YES, WE SAVE YOU MORE ON BRANDS YOU KNOW EVERY DAY OF THE .... ....,........... ndll. ..._..,... strength woulol ¥ II> bop , _ "Siioollil I& dll:l(JIII. priuclng ~· -,va~~~· .,.,.,. 811 .,. lbe PI a •1, fila - ~ fQl111811Ce ot • 111 1 1111: ...... ~ ,. Ill! 111111111117 poiekaati'K alroadJ" II The planned el<pSD.. pi'Cl> graDll will 1n<rease lbe eaJl*l' It)< .C tlll> pdal:lpol """'P'WIL r ' ,. e ~ep. l'ldcun-.t:rll&loDID.., *" ..,... ..... J.. plant and Tt. .,._, (ac!QI: hll .'11111'4 11!1 Wa,.. 0. Brllllllatadt, M.D. II - W¥t Ia lbe relatl•• Jm. less." 011 . equl~t. ,. B.y BYRON JANIS • • • .IU1lltrtltl wn'DP ID1l sal~ ~ ... IIIII. JUf'• llrat. ball lnll ·toeemd ... lor; • and at tile same lime, plln lllr S, DOROTHY KILGALLIN Wblill l made my Russian debut in 1960 I couldn't help but realize the dra· lllatic cbanges. in the concert field during ths. past century. Leaving Idlewild at 8 p.m., l switched from an American to a Bussian jet in Paris. A few hours later a blast oti icy air hit me as I stepped off the plane in Moscow Many rears ear· lim", Anton Rubinstein - hav:ng already tra•elod thousand$ of miles from Mos. cow - boarded a steamship at Uverpool and endured 10 storm-tossed days at sea, never leaving his cabin until he reached Sandy Hook.. Of his Atlantic crossing in 1891, Paderewski wrote, "1 was In agony most of the voyage, wbich seemed end· • NEW YORII:. <tml - ....... loICIIII · reporll 1nml ibt. I"'._.,~._ -~ Voiee of Broadwav ••• reporting (Dorothy Kilgallen Is on vacation. Her guest columnist today is the mternat.klnally famous concert pi;m· ist, Byron Janis.) .' • Geip ' .: Lest We Forget tolllllllllity and In several Q\ber counIll.· ~ SOII.CU® of 1M s&rol• ol OIUo ILt '· .••, .. .. p.e~~pla Q[ till& • ...J. f Finaml De IJaUg Sentinel ()NE. lit t.bA fllbl1'e4 !If • ... 21 SIZE . )uNS . �• I, • ' Bunning, Allen, Both Philley 'Old Pros' ""*'' By FRJ!I) DOWN ~ vetaan 1114 U. beat II» Loo 4f!llln Podg... UP1 Sporll Wntor madit tlllDU1er ~ contrj. H 111 otlw N~ fOiiiJII, 1.! a 32-fear-old pi!Dhar buU~ tOWIIrd tlw Plllllloo' f.,. In tho A1114riDJrl ~e. Miallid the other t a -year-<>ld in· 1181 tllltll 1110 wM11 1!1mnJ111 J11i1J1f nllri<BIIIIII~ 2-1, 1Je. llekler but 1/\0 tho PhilttdBliJI!tl pitclted en e181Jl.hilltr lil1d ,4{; llait routed ~cqo il.tl, New l'hlllle• bot Jim Bunninc ·en4 len hit on<ol loor homm,.,... Vork defeated Loa Anpl~s 4-1, Rich Allen are old pros. day rught m a 4-3 v1ctory over Boston edged Kansas City 3-2 Tbe baseball term "old pro" the Houston Colts. The wins and Cleveland blanked Wash. refers to how well a player reo- maintained the Phlllies' 5lh· ington 3-(l. . 11¢t undsr presiUI'Il, not how '""" ).ell) QVfl' liJI! ~Ill'• ~lion'• 1/itll hllmfr 11f lllll. )'lfl' ... he Is. . Cincinnatl _Reds and boosted provided Bun_n l•l wllb the run jlunrung and Allen are provmg thelf ma.rl!lQ qver !hi' San Fr~Q- that gave hom ~ 15th win t11t11 mettle m the heat of the c1aco Grants In 7\il 14flll'S. when Joo Gall!lil three· run Nf!I!Jnal League pennant count Reds Keep l'lfll homer cut the Qolts' deficit to dOwn with the veleran pitcher 'I'M Reds kept ppoo with !I1B one run in the lllnth. The Philhaving reeled off six straight Phillieo by shading lhe ChiOI• lias had Stored tlllir first three vlcoories and the rookie t hird go Cubs 2-1, the Giants dropped run• on ,.venth·innins ho.,.. b•man swm.gmg a conststent back mto fourth place when ~Y Johnny C~lhson , Wes Covbat that has h~s overage at .312.i lhey bowed lo the New Vor~ mston and Frank Thomas. Hal B\IMI?g hunt lost _so nce July IMets 4-1, the St. Louis Cird~ llrown suffered his 14th toss I! wttde Allen ha s hlt .3:l9 woth nals moved 1nto thtrd place by a8oinst two wrns. 16 rvns hatted in and six hom-1nipping the Milwau~ee Bravea MalnatJ 1i18J11 Cnbs eq alnce Aug. 11. 5-4 and the Pittsburgh Plre).es dim M&loni!J, $lllrlh1J for tlil! .' 111'11 4iN'• Alii. 21 , OVI1> JH)Wtre41llt Cllbtt lflih 13 ttrlP. flllfl' w I lha wlnntnl 1'1111 In thl! siiJIIIIJilapped a 4-4 tie. 1 1 LineSeores ~ lltveetment sun r• j NGS I i /1 Marietlll, Ohio, 1 DON'T BUY ANY USED CAR or TRUCK aa. UNTIL YOU SIIOP AT,. METROPOLITAN MOTORS BrowJ'10 IS• REASONS: EASY DOES IT 1 1 C!NOINNA'l'l lUPII - An In· jection into Jim Maloney's right shoulder has given the Cincin.· nati Reds' pennant hopes a shot in the ann. "It was sure nillll seeing Ma• loney come QTOUJld," Said act· ing mana~UJr Die~ ~iajer. "If he can pilch Jhat way the r~f the year, it'll maka oufo"job easier." ! The rlghtbnndar yielded but three hits and atruck out 13 Monday as the Jteds edged past the Chillago Cups, 2-1. It was Maloney's first start since he was sent homo from Los Anseles Aug. 21. . S'l'. LOUIS, Mo. mer St. Louis Cardinal all-time baseball great Stan Musial hospitalized today suffering from wbet . a ~oapltal ~an, descnbed as . t•DP-. _'He was rlportsd m oondollon. Nur... at St. Louis Hospital said Musial was rest. f I l~g C01)1 ortap v •n4 wa• given nuids Intravenously. He was under close observatinp. "He was dehfdrated," a nurse .~id. ·'That s what hap· pened. The 43-year,gld Musial be· I I r ~tness program. i During his playing career, · the Donora, Pa., native JIJJ1&Ss-; more than 50 Natlonal r {#ague and majnr league ' He played in 3,028 faiJlelllQII rapped out 3,630 hits for a lileUme batting average ol .:IJI his CiJra•r in t~ ' I I FINQfRS DO THE WALKING. Cleve. 000 020 010- 3 8 G ..... sora s~ld.rt" exclaimed came ill during the ei~hth inBy United Pre" hliPrnational IWasiL 000 000 1100- o 6 0 Cubs pitclter ~rq)e B r o g 1 i o. mng of TueS<"Y nl~ht ~ . Nulio~ot J.,e~~g~~t McOowell McMahon t7) ana "I've nevBl' oeen him throw any betwoon the Cardinals lhe liuston 000 000 003- 3 8 0 A.cue. Kr:ut~er, Hannan 17) harder. I'a )lka to lind out Mllwaukee Brave! at Busch • l'lllla. 000 000 3lx- 4 8 0 Duckworlb tl) and Brumley: where he got his shot. Someone ita4ium. He "''' ~olped to ~· I Brown, Jones !7 !, . Parrell Winner - McDowell (6-6 1. Los.- has a pretty good remedy." C?rdi"B:I .clubho~se, where ~lS '" and Grote. Bunnlna Oi-41 . 'r - Kreutzer (t.IJ HR -D.. Jlro!!llo who has had orm ;nre, ~tlhan, ~~d i)e was Sick oiidf'; . Dalrymple. Loser - Brown valillo. . trouble himself lak'ly was the orMa . ult two okurs. · ( ] •'I · H"~ - cI 111 soo, covmgloser .m the &Pme btr ·he didn't ' uSia wa' ta en by - ambu· IOn, Allen. Gaill<'s. Thomas. Boslon 010 100 1110 - l 8 Q have to ~oolll•i•e lor' his show- !lance ,ooCDJeTwloodh llo~~Hotai aboukt Register Free al any Certified Gasoline Station to K c · Th "eu" ·• a.m. t a). e tal 00 Clll i an. Ity :WO 000 0110- 2 8 1 mg. e lls, •s head coach to me" · Mrs Mu 'al ld win on exptn.. paill trip t11 ste If>• ...tle1 Live . cago . 000 100 1100- l l 2, Lama be, Radatz 171 and Till. Bob Kenne<ly nq~ed. might eas- "He's tired ·.. · · " sa · Cincinn?h 100 100 oox- 2 5 o man , &sui, Sl.ock t7), ily have won tht game, 1-o. A spokes,;,an lor th h -tal Show at CLI!VELAND .SEpt, 15th I P.M. Super· ·Broglio, MeDenlal and Roz- Wyatt I8 ) and Bryan. WinnerWild p)•·• Coo•· asked ·r M · 1 e 11°srlpgh• ' novstcy· Maloney 01:1-9) nd 141 ba ""' M 1 uo1a wa• a t vlatd trip lnsludlnt meal at Cleveland. lht•lls ol 0 (!avleti~h. Loser - Brocllo at7- •I-~~- H;t~~-M~~:O~s-T~';;:~ PiFirst-in_n1n~ s~~gRolesbby Vada said, "I wouldp't "'' thai- K~ ll) · nSQn "'"' trra,"" . mson and ts. only faJr. He lS under obseryour CtrtlfJIHIIt•,ltr•· NO PUlCHA$fi REOUIRED. • __ as. a tltrowlnJ el'l'Or by Chicago vatlon and we ' hove w to~e F -oul11el4or Billy Williams gave tests " , r•n. 000 OliO Otll- I 6 1 Detroit 030 020 2111- 8 8 0 Cinci111111~ 111 first run. , ·H~· was b~jng at~n®<l b Dr tdYiori;:~; 100 000 lllx- 4 10 0 IChocaiiO 000 000 l]IJ()- o 3 6 In tho lwrth Ute Reds par- ' I C Mlddl the llll::ft I. ... ~ - - - __. . .. , Pregenr.er i71, Mur- Lolich 114-71 and Freehan, layed a walk, ~ wild pitch, an ! t~a;, phys::.· J!3 s (#) l!l1d Crlndlill. Jac)l.- Harbert, lluzhardt 111. aau. intentional Nalk and Leo Car- l Mu~oal cloi!l'll IIIII an illu~tri· · 11'31elndandle C(atqo."ro'i!Ail) I71, Talbot I7), F"osher Infield hit lor the wln- ous 22-year career In the · rna· _q,,t!i;,·o~~,.,, y . - 91 and Carreon Loser - Her. mg run that kept the Reds with- 1jors-all Wltl> the CardinalsTeor Out-FIIlln-T•.~• to Certlfl.-1 Stetlon bert I6.5i HR - W•rt, Lum- in 51'.. game. of )eaBil~leading I w~en he rellrtlil as an active ~-i~delph•.~d ·t h · player at th • end of lasl sea· NAME •AOE 004 000 ooo~ 4 9 0 I"' Louis 002 IJ)I . 1 8 0 llalt - e WI p1 c was the son. He remained with the 001 t:~:~~~~ •13-tOI an"i Torre Min~ : ~ ~ 01 whole llllt_O•· the Wftf friMloney l C~rds in aq IIUI)utlve capacity . 11 Taylor , ~nd Uecl<: Ba ·be ll xwas pitching," com1111!n!Q Rro- .\!usia! al10 ourrentl~ heads AQPRtSs ' CITY 11 8 31 WI··Ta•lor •8·3) IJD Orsi: r<,8i aK I I and Brown, gho. Presidenl John"'n'• phyBical 0 · c• tliOy•!l'··,~· ~ aat, Worthington . ,. . llfeker. (81 and Battey. Winner - Kaat BRAVES 8101'1 Tlfltlll!l . T4KE3 IIIXIU'l'f JQJ PWONI! 1 -15·71: Lo•er - Barber 19-11), 'MILWAl,lit~E 11/~IJ ~ 'l'hl: CINCiNNATJ (UPH ~ ForL Go Ang. - 10) ® 000- 2 7. G fiR - Killebrew 2. . Milwaukee Bra.... hav- slsned Iller till . star second • base•• ,., . ;;•• tht llutltlln Person! IIIII 000 iiOl- i I 0 pirohers ~rge Blrlh, 19, of man Johnny Temple has ~' ~ ~ ptteJO, R. Miller (7), I'Jrran• New York 000 OfN 1100- t 9 Q New Yor~ 'p~ p!arJit Callen, It-epted a JlMI~on ao fleOUI for • r · · ."''I RDBebfttt•· ll'l'lllnd Los Ang. 000 000 1110.- j 6 17, of .(:)Oftjjilnlij; W, V•,: aiJ!I , Ill@ Clll(Cjnn8UI'\eds. Templtl be. y· WI Plllll1'4!11. J.clrfr- Dowmn1 11l-7r un4 Howard, infiel46• •. · fllllltltltr t.ton lltiP hi• rnwJor league o•rter . · . . ' · .. , _ .• 11.71. _ lilt - 8tvpll. · Jlrun-t, t.alman Ill, Osinski James; ·rn,-"' IM~•n«l~. 11. C:, !wit!> the !Wa •n4 has oerved • . ~. . ''' and llatriaoo. Lott.r - Bl'llo to 11165 COI/I!'&CII' In IIJtlr fprm i ~• ~lttyer • IIOJOJI wllb thfli1 W. Pft. m·:..,.,.1, 1111 (H). • •ystetn. .~.,,~' ~ . lbls season, · I . ·...,..,... · • ""'"' 11 'jrf ~r rf .' • ... !. ... ~ ,,.;.... .,k.;. · . ·'4llt!ill¢ ·~...,;~,~-,.~-~ 1961 KOUT PICKUP Low MUeaee. One loral owner 1960 CHEVROLET % TON PICKUP " .., Ot!' IJJ!e. 5, oiiW classes 1953 INTiRNA'fiONAL 2 tOll .0..11p •""'''" Ft. Htlat · Ollly $495 · only S·Sgt.. Kenneth A. Spurlock, local M!:Jrine Corps Recruiter lor S~iqto. Galli~. Meigs anq ~\!Jams County area, has baen ploq;l qg tranaler to fll!inawo . Japan, as a member of th<:" 3rd. Marine Division Supply Seclion. Sgt. Spurlock has been B 1 Marine Racruiter assigned to th~ Portsmou~h. Ohio, · since April 196 L S-Sst. Spurlock is the son Mrs. Evelyn Spurlock of lit. 1 Ga)llJlptjs, and is t~e . ·the lormer Miss Clara PflllJ woo io employed at the QJQI!k111• Gh~vrolet Comp;my, Porlsrnoulh. Ohio. --,..--· It ' 1~ ~~ti;.Rted ttial ·ill per 111!111 J1f eU U. $. wives ~r• em· fQU!~all " · RC COLA _ (Piu• Depotit) 4 3( Plne11 Quality Farm Vi'w AU FLAVORS 4 BOXIS FOR _ • 1 00 1 • roii.R~ ~pnq .!' I ' I I I ~enao• r:: ! 1 · " 20· WINN· ER$'· I I I. •· 1 I 1 L. ..... . ,.., .,. ~ . -. I I CERTI'flED'OIL - ..,. - .. COMPA.N ' I. Let Ui ~~~~ CHIVItOLEr~:Di.- SEP~N. , 8 ~fllJidtPi IIJ~ard tra~~ 11611. o/ili 101111 OWQIII' ~~.t' ' ; I \ f I Skinn•r'• Finest No. 2Y• Si1e C.an .!e~¥1 '.1Jitlft;;~offl, ol. . . . ),., oWbor. ':if2:!:~·· 4' i: El~ew ~~: 2Sc MACARONI BARBEOUE -- ~~.~·· 49c Kraft 6-Sticl< MIRACLE MARGARINE 4 -SANDWICH BUNS 1.00 lbs. You'll Like ''P~I" ~~~· 88c PEANUT BUTTER U.S. No. 1 -LARGE SIZI; A Ambassador Quart 1 White Potatoes MUSTARD 10 lb. bag ~ sac Quart Sizo J., DILL PICKLES ~ ~~~- 1 Oc FRESH CARROTS I Lb. Solid Rvll• 28'' 9ft.x12ft. Size CAN and SAVE LINOLEUM HOME GROWN RUGS PEACHES' lniiall Your 1.95 5 hushel ' CODFISH _, tach ~ Middleport, 0 All Second & 1'UfiE "' .,,,. ·" 113 W. 1111 WMI'O 1390 ON ~~~ ., '*",._'erltill ..,.... Rutl;tnd Payrolrlo Government Ghe~k• Cashed A10N, thru FRI.-- 9 A.M. te 9 P.M. O'EN SATURDAY NIGHT . . . ... . THE BRIGHT STAR Low Evetyday Pric" Ara Alto AV1i11ble At ••.. · .I 4.49 III . • I ,. o,. . 88c OLFO FREEZE OR ,~. B~EADED . . \ Plain Sunbeam Long or 19c $1.79 PLAIN c Large $ize Fro.:en Food . SPJJflllLSZ •PISiDAN, •. Heart of Gold- Seli-RI• ing , 25 111. Vlottl POIIK Pork&Beans 1•00 Fto·oa. cov·tRING 4 Dr. S!'d•ll, Push:button.drlvo, radl&-ln~ Mlln. Real DICe -• Tall Can Hunt's Tall Cons • Package of 8 sa~ No. 2Y• PEACHES Large 51ze CAKE'"""M'IXES PI<!! · MORE LOW PRICES! Pfi' FLOUR l$~·i$1 .69 ••u C CORN MEAL Jtli.99 Argo Sliced REAL ICE CREAM ONE GALLON (2- Y2 Gal. Certontl l-Ib. Roy's Always Gives You I 196\ -~8LER CU,STOM ,~0 WIENERS -- Large 16 oz. Bottles 6·PACK C:ARTO_N_ lb. Lowest Prlc-Fre$h Skinloot 39~ SAUSAGE .... ' ®lillie the ho11Je. ;~l r::~=:.:~=:::- gradUIIIDn Nov. record r&IUlllB eqmlnation, and tentaUva date for homecoming. Dec. 22, Ci!rfsiRIU vau!IQn 11111'\li. · rtiiiiJit on Jtn.- 4. QQ 8, enterlnll qtmlnaUpns, on Jl!ft. t, Bncll* - SPECIAL! e"""' Fi"ilh ell 111(1 _.,h@llll)a ol evente ut Rio GrJ~ Cqlf@p fPpeared in Ute AI!JlL't !Hue of Quarle~ Noles, coJ)eg, lltlllllll Jlllbllcalion. '"terlng eqminations will be held Sept. 8. OQ Sept. 11 and II, adWing and roa:tstar· tn1 by sclle4p,_, C"-s !fir fall semeitl!f besln Sept. 14. r.a,t day tq llld • class is S•pt. 25. 1\!ld • ~rm Fllilt• oql Nov. TenlJ!Uvo h<rnletJQmln,f Hpv. 21. l!.,jng vaoalloo llms Nov. o. New fll>ish. Cloan •nd solid :~ Major Loague ltesulto HEY KIDSI FREE BEATLE PARTY I V2 TON PICKUP ll.l)flq l!lilllo. Like new in every war ., , , where YOUR PORK SlEAK GQes lo Okipawa Autumn Term CHOICE CUT IOO'Y. Pure Pork sec BEEF 98cSTEAK lb. ROUND BEEF STEAK 1~. T-Bone CHOICE or Qlli!PI)' equipment for m8di- goslavia and Australia. cal and llllll!lltrial research has The comp•ny will use tho pruh~d seiJUrllle~ underwrllten by coeds from the sale ol th~ ••· a Colum~us inviStment ban~· curilles to retir. outstanding I~ firm. debt, prapayment of royalties, 'l;'h• Ohio IJqflljllny Is under- and working c~pitaL writer of f:IQO!IIfiO of Ia · year Not income before federQI •II Jllll' oent •lllllll!i lund de- ta~e5 is more t.1an 8.7 times ~lure•. l,fii)O !Jt•··~ of ftvo lhe maJimum •nnqal interest l1l!li thr~i>'f<Hlrtha cumulatlve requirements lor this issue of "''I'Vtrtlllla Jll'al<l'l'ad siAJck, debentures. The company has alld )0,000 ~ IJ! ~ommon !Jitown a steady rise in ~los. AI· tlpel!, ~I Ftll'llll ScJ~nllfw, lno. ter making t~e necessary pro ' Thllltl!tnturtl ~re priced at forma adjustments to reflect w. plus accrued illteres~ the tile {)jlb~nture Interest ·~pen&J!, pl'eferred stock is priced at $25 earnings would amount to : Jl8l' share, and ~tllllmon siAJck $6.ZO per share ol the 8 000 at $10 per share. The securities sharoo of $25 par value preferarp avalltblo for Ohill lnve&ton red soock; $1.52 per common onJy. . . · share based on 20,000 shares foama SclenUfic suppltes ov- oulstanding before the Issuance el' 100 dealePo 11'0111 Cl!ll&t to , or the 10,000 shares beinl ol<QfSt who dlstrlbule tho com- lered· Qnd tl.09 par common ""y'a line of equlpl!lent to share' based on 3li ltlit' sllQres ~~g ~~c • FQtma'a staff of , shares I er's representollves The current divi w,Jl-.known accounts in policy for common stork UJ, £0VIlnmaDt, an4 is 40 cents annually. I tip and colleges. Its pr!lllq~ts att also In use In such foreiBII S·~&l· Spurlock 8y College for .e LIFETIME GUARANTEE PLAN 1963 FORD -- ~ ' ---USDA) productr l m•r~els as Turkey, Spain, Yu · Events Listed e RECONDJTJONED USED CARS AND TRUCICS. ~ Yfi.LOW PAGES I I • ON THE SPOT lANK fiNANCING AVAILAILI w•y Musial slarted with the Cardi· IJ.lil orgamzation as a $65 a month pitcher in 1~38 bul lie· ' ona pi lite p~·· Ill• llm~reat blllltrs, oa;nmg fl.10 ~. lliii.,IU, 'lliiJ ~ Clltrds before hanirrli PP hll I eLOW'.DOWN'PAYMENT Why rush around? There's a quick en~ easy tq buy .nything! Wh~lem you·r~ looking lor, you'll find it last in the BEEF STEAK Forma Scientific. Inc., of Marietta, Issuing Stocks ! ! banklrlJ 1 J.el.., m Sirloin In doul>l• the Jlll,OO!J firm tnne )t )lao mlltad annuPIIy In with offices tltrO!!ihout OhiD, Belmont county durinl tho past hBA underwrillen a $900,000 isoue of Equipment Truol Ce•UII~ low years. oateo 61 OhiD River Colllorlel PICI8flll• M~tlJer II Co., CompJny, Clll!lltiro . Clevelallll, inlllrnalionally A• security lor this I!Sill!, knllwn fQr Its coal an4 lr'lll oro OhiP River Coll~rit:l hal sold minillll OfH!ratlon•. and one of and &iiiana4 ih minln& ,qp)p- the leading sales agonts in tho ment and mor1111ged its autq- coal ,industry. wilt conduct sale motive equipment oo The Ohio Qf coal from tho Belmonl counNational Bank, Columbus, as ty operatiops. truatat. The equipment hoo an Currently, coal from the Ohio appraised value ot •I.IIDI,OQO River Collieries Belmo~l Counond tho total amount ol this is· ly mines is shipped to Conaumsua Ia 76 per oent of that ap- ers Power Co., To)edo Ellison prtliled value. · Co., Detroit Edison Cu , a o d Ohio River Collieries princl· others. Its Gallia county proper· j)lll ln!slpeso is S!ipplyipg cQal ties supply the Philip S porn to eleetrlc 1enerahng plants Plant of Ohio Powet· Company, from ~trip mining operations one of the nation's largest gonln GaiHa and Belmont counties . era~ng plants. Anthony Gentile, president, said The Certificates 'of this isthe company Is expanding oper- sue, priced nl par, plus accrued olions In llelmonl CIIUnly, on interest, are being offered exsome l,!J(IO acres of recently elusi vely to Ohio residents, and lease4 lands with estlmated ,are available in $500 aml $1 ,000 coJ;tl reserves of more than 3,- ctenominations. They mature 000,000 tons. serially t'rom January 1., 1985, Tile new properUoo, Mr. Gen- In October I , 1970, and yield Ulo said, should enable the from 5 por cent to & per oent. Q '7,! ROY'S STILL HAS LOW MEAT· PRICES I.. No Genercd Increase Here II Th• Ohio CompatJy, Colum· company 1 Leaders Sept. 2, lQ8<l-B Collieries Equipment is Security for Certificates lliiPI'l'ORS NOTE o '11111 If lrill l!t of IIIIIWII IIM!efit. IQ Ulll of Z! dkpa._ IJI. • o\114 1111 wl!ll!l of watcho lwl •r Ill• pmessiHel feot- l!lf-, 1M ttam jtU •t traJn1ni HIJ l#~msl . camp Ill¥• IIIIi! ln!bued with ~~;E~~:::F:!~+::~ ~;~i:;;:~~::~~:;:;;:~.d ~:::. MHu nting S hodt Dehydrated Musial Mending ' ':f"" a1oney 0 a After · at stad".lunt ~ Which might contribute prartlce field durin& openlal :q serioos injury and Y" not 19i4 work-outs. Bstroy the contact element of the same. Metllods or play have A funeral borne spokesman changed radically fmm the •ar· In lliiZ<'y'• ho• ..•town r Mer1y days of brutal, wedge type dian ~aid Tuesday olghl a• or:1 mass ofrenses. Modern of- autop~y would be performed l.enses leaturo the passing at- I oo dttermine the ~ause of tilck more. 'I'M ground atleck do~th. The l"' pound loothail ~w emphasize-s decept ion and C~IJ.didate collapsed about five Clption type plays rather than mlnules after the afternoon bi'Ute power. 1 prac!ipo l~llitn ~~~~ !d. lle ·'l n addition to tllose signifi- 1 ~ad tllllfn pari i~ a light "con. dint improvements, ~m~nc~an,l di.loniiJ8 ~riU" Jn lbe mom· riianufaeturins insenuily has Ia~ and sbowed oo ill effect• eOn!ribuled by developing ex- 1 prior to falling to the ground e!llent equipment for the oom- uncomtciou~. offic•r said. pjete protection of each player.! ·The fact that healthy, asgres- ow·:---~.,--,.,,..,,,."' Paily Sentinel , Ptllll,I'QY·MI~d\eport , o .. Pbllo·'elpbla 1!'111• tho klH lhal 1111 !lllllook Isn't lVIII lr!JIInc on . llft w•lk•, a 'Uackar and Ken Boyer hit •-·_u.- . By RUSS Gl\2~ liB dark as !l"t Blanco might • wild pitch and an Infield hit by e1'8 lor the Redb ' d United Pre" Inlernatlonal warrant. Leo Cardenas. Ernie Broglio R Jr ~' . . 1 q;~~C~ PIIILADELPlllA, (UPI ) ''Y/,.,1 11()1 11 team of superwas the loser. on Taylor went 62-3 mmngs m ! ~ IWI llllnt's ~ and a lWl>- relief to win his eighth game. '-,rovemenptlenty of l'OC!rn for'i!Jio llllrl, f-1 WI don't need a 11 on the PhiWII!Iphit craJI wl tq ld!l gp all right" run double by Joe <;:hrislophar Joe Torr- and Gene Oiivor had who hava poated lull kllllai'IDII 11111. "Wa J181!11 more were the biS blowe lor til• twn hilt nch for tho Brav••·/ ll::i:t!::o:!..: !lve Nation.! Football WIJia lltllclsni!Y IJOOI wr ptr~el Mets, · who beat the Giants lor A homer by Willi• Star ell " M ed 1 vicoorlas qver tile pa•t lwo .... w• • 111114 ptii'IQin~ the sixth time this season . AI . .· g Y arm ~· • tapl,~g. think 2 Jacksoo pitched a s)x-hittar Ill snapped a ·2 lle m the ils brobt 11011s. , fr001 •Val'YQIMI I'!!IIIIIIIIIIIJ- We ~ ANI that 1 what new C<NWb can'l Jll IIIVII!Inl fUlly apd win his ninth same agaillSt e eft~~ and the Pirtta' lidded Kuharlch anti MW OWJIII' wbllt wa ~on trio Ill llan l'ranciSIU> pi!llhers more runs on llob llllley's J~rry Wolman hopa for wllh h~w wall averyon. J»rillfflll that included Masanori Mura- bases-filled single to tag the Major League Leafters 1944 liJ!al!lln two short · · ' ~IIIIi, ~ f)"t Japal)j!se player Dodgers' PhH Ortega with By IJoi!Q PrJOI lnf:l1llatlonal awa~. lllllfO AlltlNI" I.W to ijp)ll!ar iQ • major leag~ llllvanth defeat. Bob Nallt>•ll It'' a dattnjl word, Jmprov.. ftillJO "Ill 411 A1111rlP1 Mje game. Mur~kami struck out lifO pita~ 8 sevon-hllter and 1 to G. All. R. H. menl, for a 88m which trlldatl lltkle Bob lll'<lwn or Hlbl'811k;i batters and allowed one hit in out five to raise his Cimnte Pitt 126 510 75 11 118611 caroher TOIIl!liY Me. are lha llllllhllr m,n Ill! '" qi5 "'"' irmb1i· 11-15. Mil 130 ~22 9~ 170 · Donald and Oolnb Ulrower Son· fenelv• llna. lll~t'l ii!Jt wiill•rn~ Chi ~20 111 169 . But the hope whettlla bJ1 NPJ. y In Chi 130 ~ 57 .324 elafi!BI has 1M lha j)llrllllll or DIVI rl!hlm. Carty Mil 102 336 53 1119 Kuhi!I'IDII Ill· lild lll.ollna 1!1!1 Pall lllltJ, ItoChrstphr NY 123 434 64137 :316 uring thing• may not be too ll.olble P•te RIIRIIU Is It one Allan f'hila 130 li" 98 160 . after aiL Bill!. lii!Ojllll be .-.VIIIJI!I Ray Rbinsn Cin 121m 90141 .313 On the otber hand, YPtl wqp't Pllii_ P 1t lha otl\tr, Ill' Poage It W<Hlld bo 91 m!Uih froaler TorN MIJ let '7f 73 140 _312 Kuharich glum Jlter hll 18 I 1!4n~f1 II brlllla tx-Steelvalue oo In- !Joy If lie were alHunt NY ~0 449 59 140 _312 swapping spree wlllch aaw er RBII M"'* I!IJ!IIumbs to ln. lowed to P'-Y· It Is the r1ght of . . American Leagne seven old Eagles laave aJlll 16 juiias. evel')' p~rant lo protect h1s c~lld. By Unoted Prell lnt,rnahonal ' Chicago at c;tfltinPaU nia~t G. AB. R. H. Pet new Eagles arrive. $n1Jii4, Mt y~t rounded into nflll letting him play lootpall NHUilll~l J.eaJIUe Ammc1n IA•JP• Oliva Minn 132 559 99 185 .331 Matson RevliiiUod his lletlar ffll'lll, and FliP should does not deprive him of that W. L. Pel. GH ! W. L. Pet. GB Mantle NY m 374 70116 _310 Fellows like center Jim llln- bl lila qllllrlerbacks wltll Con· right . The · parents' obligation P~il~delp~ia 79 51 .608 . ·I Baltimore 79 5::1 .598 Freen an Det 119 424 60 130 frqm the Green Bay cannon largely an observer for becomes even sreatar, and he Cmcmnah 74 57 .565 512 I Chicago 80 55 .593 'h B.Rbsn Bait 133 499 661>0 .301 11114 what 8Jll)lllrs to this first YAAr . TIII>Y sJWuld get can actually protect his «>n by St. Louis 72 59 .5>0 712 1New York 76 54 .535 2 Bressud BQS 1:12 4110 74 144 . a revftallod Ollla Mlls<m llet!.tr protection frQm a •tronsmaking sura til~ I tha ocbor,)'s S. Frafltisoo 73 l)j) .648 7'h Detroit 71 65 .522 10 Kaline Del lj2 '42 66132 .299 from Petroit ma~e !)fro f8el I!J' llna. football prQgram liyes up w rittahqrgh fi7 IU .Bll 12~ Minnesota 67 66 .504 121'.. Ystski i!qs 1~ 407 64 139 !Ia hl!s lha ~ Spojlt.!WUlar Timmy Brown is the following standards: Milwauk.., 66 65 .504 13'.-1 Los Angeles n6 69 .496 13~· Causey KC 129 488 67 148 .297 qu~rterl>acko Nllflll linlll!l ~ b~ldillld bll!it w!U• Mlback 1. Capable leadership which Los Angeles 63 67 .485 16 Cleveland 66 67 .496 Rbnsn Chi 115 426 70 125 from W~shlngtnn, hoillov' r prob§bly anlnls~ 111 P.J'il:krequires, among olh.r things, Chicago 60 7l .458 1912 Boston 60 74 .448 20 Howard NY ~~~ 430 44 125 291 King fllll and roo~ill JohnQy ar lilRrl Gr01, '1'11111 Wll!l.._ that the coach be a former NHoustyon k 57 76 .429 23% Washington 53 82 .393 ChRlltle Cle !PI a.'IJ 41 97 _291 Co1111annon learning tho ropas ~lck 11!4 pPIIIIillly J~~nel player, and have a background ew or 45 86 .344 34 \1 Kansas C1ty 49 84 .368 l.!lns. h1 physical education. I Tw!!'111fs llosulls I 'l'lltsday's Results llllmo Run• Amerif!flnr Bun~er Drlolls· lluhsrlllil ba)laves his defense S. Adeqoale facllltie• and New York 4 San FranciSI!O 1. Ne~ York 4 Los Angeles 1: N~tionah Mays, Giants, ®; IH; F'oroj, Yanl!s: ~t· ~; will be IMI!Iq~ate, and doesn't oqplpment lor maximum pro- I mgllt . . _ nrght W1jhams, Cp~s, 28; Robmson, , Anseles, IH; Pl•arro, go for the tlloughts Uie seetaction. SL. LoUJs 6 Milwaukee 4 mght Bostoo 3 Kansas City 2 night lledl; CePfl41 Giant~: Santo, While Sox, 17-7; Pappas, Ori· qry is vulnerable. That's to 3. Schedul• which allows Phiiadelphoa 4 Houston 3 night I Minnesota 2 Ballimore 1 night Cubj}, Allen, l'trlls, all 25. oles, 12·5. bto llllen. ffll' lldeqoate competitiou. Pottsburgh 5 Los Angeles 2 Detroit 8 Chicago 0 night Am.rjcan: Killebrew, Twins, t. Excellent conditioning of night , Cleveland 3 Washin811Jn o ~ ; CQJ~vioo, A's; Powell, Ori· players. Cii!Clnn~tl ~ ChlPaiO 1 nig~t night olllJ, Sl each; ·lltriPrt. Red Sox, 5. ~ [arge staff whiob al- We®esdu'• llrolmbie Plll!her W"'lnesdtr'• Probable Pltcbera $0; Allison, Twlna; Wagner, Inh>wo ffll' 1reater supervlaloo !llruston at Philado)phia B1mmoro al Minnesota I night) diana, 39 each. 11111 4evelop111•nt of more ef- <nljfhtl - Nottebart I6-8) vs. - Pappas (12-li) vs. Sligman <6RuDB BIIIQIII In leot)ve malltods of wooblng Ehort tlt-7). li). National: Santo, Cubs; Boyer, oo that today'• football player Chicaso at Cincinnati lnighll- Detroit al Chicago tnight) _ Cards, 116 tllllh: Maya, Giants, arll,.lly maslers lh• skill& SlaughteLI2-4] or Gregory (14ll Aguirre (4-7) vs. Peters <15-7). 92: Aaron, Braves, 90: Callison, involved In the game, making vs. O'Toole 113-61. N•w York at Los A n g e 10 8 Phi)s, It mllllb safer lor himself and San Francieoo at New York lnlahtl - Boulon (15-11) vs. Am8rWAQI Killehraw, TwiQI11 his IIJII!OIIfPI. Inightl - Marlohal I1561 or Chance I!G-411. 99 ; SI!Uirt. Red~. !Ill: Colay),. •· A~c•pl~nce by everyone Perry 11-9) vs. Stallard (tl-151. CillvalRnd at Washirrgton to, A'a, 93; W~IJIIBr, lndia1]Jt, ln•olvod, of the principle, MllwaukBto at St. J.tluls •night] -Stange <6-IAI vs. Rid- 89: MAntle, YafiP, B. Robin• lli•tlbe boy l!OI)les linl, II a tnl~t) - Flscfier (10-9) vs. ~i~ t5-41 . ' son, O,Joles, 88 t!ID~· . cllolPt baa to be made. Glbaon tlil-lOJ JjQSton al Kansas Clly (night) Plrobla1 · 7. CDII!pla!J Q!Jdical e1antl. J,os Angeles at Pittsbur~h - Monbouquette (9-1)) vs . .l'ana • National: Koufal,. w•tlliP 1111' •tw~ IIPY before 'nlghll - Reed li·2J VB . Gll~o ti.l·IS) . 111-5: Bqnninj. PilUs, IH ; lie It tiiJllwe4 to Jlllrli<lput,. bon 19-f), · - Thursday's Glllllts IDbul. Ql~m,. U-!1; 0'1'oola.' 'l'bN,Ill•y's llam" Raltlmore at Minnesota R~, I~ ; llltorl, Phlls, 14- 7; San YranoiiU!ll ot l!ew York New York at Los Aneeleo Malulfllty, Philt, Jl,(l. HoQsloJI at Phlil[lialphia nigh! Bosurn at Kansas Olt, ~'-M f' Mlltfiukl!j! at St. Louis night (Only •ames sche~Qlad) ' M0dern Game • hlander Coach Exp}aiDS .H•g 's Safety Son about Concerned Parents To 1 '!'hl C!l_rdinals look over liffll · • 01i1f and 1 !JtNo.bllter to lltl Plall!t by one perce.nlalt b1f IIIII wl~. 'I'M .Jisds • whan Jiob Uecker's ni:t~~=~~~~l! pne Ed. Nolo: James I Pall Weih-~ sive youth demand 8 cerlain er, new football coach al South- excite men! is apparent In the we~Lem, submotled thos article , interest tlu!y display for 1 h 0 d th tD lhls 11e~spaper hopong tn b In stimulate football interest in Iau1omo '1' an . .e mo rcyc1•Gllllbl and Meigs Counties Huntmg and hshmg also proThe article wa s ta ken From \·.ide .a n nutlet for . the aggre.Y. March 1958 issue of tne Alhlet- SlVe boy. The Natwnal Safety lc Jornot and was writl en by Council's statistics on fataliti ec. . Edward Mason, Football Coach,!1of recent yearo brinl8 OUI !.he Techllical High Schon I m pomt '" aro trying to mak•. Springfield, Mass Titling his ' Knowing ~ boy's ~~l!lrll article. "A Paren t ,\sks .. A desir. for excitement and p-yCoach Answers: • he writes: 1 sica! contAiet, no j)llre~t ••• Question: justify not IIIOorlng bls son to Is football .. dan ge rou> sport ? ploy lor tbe Injury r'IIOI Is my son likely to be sev m - unless be also forbids tbe use ly injured while playing? of the aqtomobtle •1111 froi'PI Answer : I upon bunlln8 alld fllblag. 'l'he belie! that football is a If a boy is fortunate enough dangerous sport is' a concept to have the physical oquiprruml thai has accompanied the sport with which to withstand the from ios early days when tho physical co~tact , then it would death and injury rat• was very be much safer playinK organi•· lligh. Today tllat ideo still per· <d lootball under capablo lead· sists even though !nets prove ' crship rather than majorins in tllat football ran no longer be the previously mentioned acllvi· considered a dangerous sport. ties or p)aying in some unorganTo )jo sure, mi 110 r bumps, hnus- ize<j game in an empty lot. es, m!IScle pulls are slill It would behoove every par.,.,.., much ~ part of the game, ent of an aggressove boy who >Iii urio~J.~lnjury is rare. •ants to play football, oo I e t S)noa the d•ys of Theodore hom play . Too many parenls ROQjJOyel~ great strides have frrl that they ar• ~rotectinS tile been millie Which ha'" virlually chold by not allowing hlm In eiiminaled the causes of major play. In reality , the boy is b.· njury. At present, the leador· ing depriveQ of his righl oo Phf· lhip on lhe high Sthool level is sica! contact and loses 110rt•ln !Qperb cnmpared to the pioneer Ibenefits lo his total personaii· day;. Young men going into foot -' oy which he might have gal...t. ball coaehing are specialists and hilve an excellent hackJlrnund ·""'' ,,,.'-"'"""'""""'""._ n physical education Jlule changes have improv- · OXFORD. loliso iUI'II Kuharich is Optimistic in Face of Wholrale Cleanout ALL-STARS ' ,, \ ' SlclOND IT• TIL'"' 'M IC\oQIID Qlil lUNDA TSl ~OOD MARKET POMEIOY, 0. PRICES EFJ=ECTIVE ~I • liaad on C:utM1'1 Cost • ====-- �., MJIII~ttn ;,;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ WliB won NEW HAVEN Herman Layne . Mi>s Scally, a gu•si. pla yed absence of Mrs. G. B. Lerner, ~....- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -....--:- ' wbo was vacationing in New , • . , Mn- eu..u Ada111s, Jr. on Sunday, August .!G, honoring vorl:. Others playtng AftEND CAMP Fred Roush, at hls home. A Mrs. N. o. Wein and Franz Relchert, son ol Mr basket dinner was beld at lbe Scally. · noon hour. DE'TR WORD Ud Mrs. F. C. Reichert and 1 " Gerty K nd u 1 M . nd Those attending were Mrs. Word has heen received of :ldrs Go~: ·K::a~l ~ih • of Neva Zerkle and Paul Mr. the death of Mrs. Bay Miller, !ol~ Haven, at~nded 1 he and Mrs. Harold Lee Zerkle, who died on Wednesday Fifth Annual West Virginia Ronm• and Belinda, Mr. and at Timkins Mercy Hospital Ita~ GOP Youth Camp and Mrs. Grant Roush and Etd~: Canton, Ohio. She was National TAR Camp East from I ~:~~ M~/'~hlt:~ ~e ceded inkdeath by her August 24 - 29 at Camp Ceas- C ' M and •Mr N t- two wee s ago. ar, W•bst•r LOU11ty. I arpe~~rh ~~e and ~an:y She was survived by her ! "'" us • ' daugh~rs, Mrs. Wayne Mr. Reichert and Mr. Ken· Mr. and Mfs . Robert 0 . Roush bauch and Mrs. Donald Shoop. dati are seniors at Wahama and Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Gary The funeral was held on High School and wm sponsor- Roush and Tyrone, Mr. and ur<lay at 2 p. m. at the Arnold eel by The Mason County Repub- Mrs. Glen Roush, Betty . Scar- Funeral Home In Canton. lican Party . There were 27 b_erry. Mr. andd Mr~d RICh~ JEWELL REUNION 1tates represented at the camp. Grmstead a.n cht reo, · The Jewett Reunion wal held Speakers at the camp were Iand Mrs . ~v.rett Huu,h, Ka· on Sunday at the New Haven Cecil Underwood. Republican , I thy and Lmda, Mr. and Mrs. ' Park. A basket dinner was Candidat• for Governor. Arch , Rob•rt Rou sh and children, Mr . lh< ld at noon . Those altending Moore.• Congressman. Cooper : end Mrs . Ralph Roush, . ~~· wer• Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Cutllenedtct, Candidate for U. S. nad Mrs. Ja mes H~u:h· C~::. 1 lip, Jessie Jewell , Arthur JewSenate, Jack Miller, Republi- and LISa, Mr. .and · 1' ' . ; ett, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jewell ~an ~date f~r Congressman neth Bern. Mikf' ~nd B~n~~~· 1and Barbara, Thomas Jewell, fth Dll!trtct, Mtke Go ldwater. Mr. and Mrs. Jar k H " ' Mr. and Mrs.. Lonnie Jewell, IOD of Republican Candidate for Shan< and 1 roy. Mr and Mrs .; Mr and Mrs. Joe Jewell, Mr. Presldent &rry Goldwater, Bill Housh and fatm ly, Mrs. , and Mrs. Frank Clende nin and lnd Herbert Philbrick, T. V.l Lmda l;eriach and . Wesleyd Scott, Mr. and Mrs. George liar ln series '" I Led Thre<> Mrs. Arnold . Housh. Tim an . Jewell, Mr. and Mrs. Horry Live~." Recreation included ' 'ferry , Mr and Mrs J 0 0 I Miller and Leah Ann, Edgar boating, swnnnung, dancmg and IRou>h and Mtke, Mr. and ' Lan•. Mrs. Acllsah Miller, Mr. nrious athletic games. Activi· i Mrs. Hank John>on. Hob and · and Mrs. Edwin Jewell and .tlea Included a mock conv.n· ' Terry . Jimmy Maynard, Mrs. Mary Alice, Mr. and Mrs. Lowtlon, classes, lectures, plat· Fred Housh. Danny and Ha lph ell Jewell, Tommy and Johnforms , congress sessJOns and and lhe honort:! e Fred Roush. ny, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Brown, an election of o president and . BRIOGE CLUB Mr. and Mrs. ~·red Spencer, tb president. I Mrs. Paul Scally entertained and Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Haz· BJRTIIDAY PARTY 11>• Wednesday with an after- lett. A birthday dinner was held noon of bridge. The prize for PARTY ' ------L'~ 'VINA·BOND stead's home . Games were played and refreshments served to those attending. Luellen and Kay Roush, David and e, re LADIES' RAYON BRIEF PANTIES White and Pastels Popular ·brief style pantiesfine gauge rnyon tricot in white and pastel colors. Sizes ~7. c Rice and Barbara Johnston. MRS. ROBERTS HONORED Mrs. Freeman Roberts was honored on Wednesday evening with a going away party held at the home of Mrs. Frank Thompson with Mrs. F r a n k Spradling, Mrs. Ly ndon Taylor, and Mrs. Herbert Richards as co-hostesses. A gift and pictures taken were presented to Mrs. Roberts who ls moving with her family to Louisa, Ky. The guest tis! included Mrs. Charles Dodd, Donald Baile)', Mrs. Roher! Gurlis, Mrs. Carl :rennant, Mrs. Tom Mantey, Mrs. Charles Lester, Mrs. William Parsons, Mrs . 0 . C. Campbell, Mrs. Larry Lieving, Mrs. .EaliJy applied with 1 brush or roller. Dries fast. One coat dOll the job on most surfaces. Vlna-Bo~d won't leave unsightly streaks or brush marks, · William Greer, Mrs. COLOR MATCHED WITH IATIN·LUX IEMt-GLOSS ENAMEL . Nicewander, Mrs. Arthur Tha. bet, Mrs. Roland Karr, Mrs. Gerald Bailes, Mrs. George flnaerpnnts •nd smudae• wash away. 1*nHn1 help from our BPS ANSWER. MAN HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. MASON, W.VA. Mrs. Billy Ray Ward, Mrs. Mack Ward, Mrs. Glenn Smith, Mrs. Robert Herndon, M r s. John Ferguson, Mrs. Vern Hin. erman, Mrs. William Marshall, Mrs. David Roush, Mrs. Her· shel Hunter and Mrs. Ralph Sayre. PERSONALS Mr . and Mrs. Errnel Preece . and son, Randel, of Cambridge, I Ohio, were weekend guests of ' Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Maynard. w•re Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J . Rowe at Keno, va. They also attended the SL graduation exercises at Mary's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse May· nard, Oscar Roush and Betty Winston visited on Saturday with Mrs. Maynard's father, Garfield Preece, of Inez, Ky. Preece was a patient at St. Mary's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hayes and daughters, Terri and Debra, of Middleport, Ohio, visited Mno. Hayes' parenll, Mr. •nd Mrs. Jesse Maynard on Wednesday. Mrs. John Bumgarner Is at ber home after being a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital in Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Roush and children were vacationlnll over the week end at a State Park near Richwood. w. Va. DEDICATED TO SERVING YOU !•;ltAoepillc you aiHI your fam.ill the best of health. ;fllllelber with your doctor, TEACHERS TO MEET MASON -The Wal!ama JUJ>o lor and Senior lllgh school Parent- Teacher association will meet Thlll'Sj)ay, Sept. 3, at 8 p. m. a\ the Wahama High School auditorium. The presiden~ Gei-ald Rood, will preside. An Interesting program hao been planned. to Improve heatl.b tile, eommunity by provid'l&lf ' ~IM 'lhedlelne• and other are needed. Call on htm at any time .•• that's what he's --- VAN METER PROMOTED MASON - Marine Lance Cor- DUTTON DRUG CO. poral Jackie L. Vanmeter, 11011 o1 Mr. and Mts. .ClteJ yanme\er of Maaon. W. Va., l'•s prOmoted to hll preoent rlr$. July 16 while ..,rviilg as a gunnr• ill the Rocket Section ol the Weapons Platoon of "H" Com· pany, Thlrd Battalloo, Thlf;d Marino Regimen~ a unit of the Third Marine Division at Camp MIDDLEPORT 011 Miss Cornwell, Sun- I day with her parents, Mr. and Mn. Harold Schwan,f Dorothy Russell, Mason, Satly Bartels and Louise Gilmore, botlt o1 Pomeroy, aUended the HouatGII Colla _ ClncinnaU Redi ball came In Cincinnati on SuJ>. day. Mrs Lucille Butler o1 Glen· ville, ·w. Va., spent the week end vtsJUng her daughter and ...,.In-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. ill>bert Ollver and family . Shawn McDdanlel of hPomerhoty vlslted two ays wtl s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McDaniel. Mr. and Mrs. Jlm Borns, Juno Edwards of Detroit vtst~ ed recently with Mr. and Mrs. Turk Edwards. Ted Riley Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley Sr., Clif· ton, Is a medical paUent at the Medical Center in Gatlipolis. The Riley family reside at 294 Pearl St., Middleport. Mro. Hazel Fulton Lucas and friend, Mrs. Madalyn Boyd of Steubf!nvllle, Ohio, were week~ end guesta ol Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley Sr., Clifton. Mrs. Lucas and Mrs. Riley are cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Roush and chikl'ren, Vernon Ray, GuyIa and Tommy of Mason City, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rlley, Sr. were visiting Mrs. Riley's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph <Milia) Demeter Jr. of Wheeling recently. I A nnouncmg Wedding Plans s sOCJ,ety . NOtes. · thanlts tO Redeern 81 ume these HAvEN - 1b"lr WOMENS 2 PIECE BIG BOYS SHOOL JUMPER SETS SLACKS CHILDREN'S SCHOOL DRESSES WOOL JUMPER and CLOTH SHIRT Plain Shades Sizos 29to 36 Fine Cottons Slzes3 to 12 Wool Jumper!! In assorted plain <:olor& and pretty printed cotton skirt. 2 ,piece set a low Fine school slacks made of wash & wear cot· ton fa·brics. As· sorted fall shade~ of fast color fine cotton printed · [abrics in many pat· terns and styles economy, Made s r-------------' We Will Be Clesed Labor Day • 1 I '= Zb -------------Ills• ' ""'"-c.. ltiltl Frnl& or Frealt FrNeJ& "Piece Chicken" Lep _______________ lb. .f5e • Linrs ..•... ___ . _... lb. 89c Giblets __ •• ______ -·- lb. 39e Breast Quarter~ _...,. lb. 39c Leg Quarters _•.•• -. lb. 35e Wiagsll».ltc Backs lb.llk 1 I 3lc : 1b. ~~-----' 99 end Sizes 4 to 10. White canva• sneakers with white rubber soles and cushioned inner soles. sz.99 SPORT SHIRTS SOCKS Now Dark Tone Patterns ... ·SATURDAY . ·~ ·L · .... • 1 .., ··- -:'" • AlwNW • tan1R1 ~tale · -·--··--·---· · ·-·-.1··· .. ".,....... 3 .._. .tft"', '101.. berr1es • .. ....... _...,.,.... --.. 5 II..••or. $1 Cake Mix ----~n~~-----· 3:.:- 89c Long wearing cotton socks ln. assorted fancy pattern•. Sizes 6\io to !Olio. Pkg. 4 pr. to boe prs. v• READY-TO-HANG FANCY PLASTIC SPORT SHIRTS DRAPES Fast color cotton print. ed pattern. Long sleeve otyl"" for back to Assorted PaHerns c FOLPING METAL -· -- UTILITY CHAIRS Enamel Finish Sturdy Maid Handy folding metal a . •bait'S. Require tlttl~ school. Sizes 6 to 18. Discount Prl.,. '159 .. $199 BULKY KNIT Boys Fall , Long St.. Easy to clean plastic drapel in full window size. Pattemo lor &111 room ill the house. &. .$199 c 4 ~raw SAVI Handsome sport shirts for men in big choice of patteriiS and· colors ror. .J- ,opo•~"''""''llol'lllle. All fall wear. Sizes small, medium & large. enamel finish. Special Discount Price. ALL DISCOUNT PRICED Assorted Pattern• Sweaters FOR FALL A big selection of new fall sweater~ Ill bulky knit styles. Choice of col· on. Sizes 34 to 40. Discount Price s 99 $199 .• FOLDING METAL BRIDGE TABLES n 41c . . .. , ......... ..,.. . . - SIUI6to 16 Pull eut, wutem style heaVJ blue denim d - The tdlld tho bon like• • . -_. __~ Btscmts -. ----. .. 14 .... •••• $1 S:cllltlit IMR Coffee-···-· - )5c . _ ~ba~ $1.89 - weu 111a~e ~ ~ull· cut. n.. 'iJ 10 0!. bl.ull 4en!Jn. Sonfor' . 1(11 •""""· ~ .' ---• &Xl'RA 5I EXTRA .... --.. ~T.v .,_, - - 01111 ... ~--~ Domino ~pplesalKe ---~~-- ---- 8 :.. $1 2 llkll.... 39e P~ITION ADJIISTABLE ~RVifoi1RONING Cotta&e Cheese . ~--. 2 .!_ 3!h! TABLES OxydoL .. _____ . _. _.. --- 4 .'! $1 Coo ''' 1 ClUb Beef Stew ---·· -·------- 2>t...."' · 39c Salad Dressing _. -~~.. -- ~~ 39c * • _,.._.._ UtRA - W'itn ...... - ... d>-.., c ••• f Dww ...,. 'c:.te - Kroger's Big K I! oz. ea can• • &XI'. . -TooW_._ _tl_,,,..., -- wtth - - - _, ..... EL Sol., Sl!tt ' _. Economy Price . .-.. REGULAR 59c , 41c · • REGULAR 83c PEPSODENT . , 2............ -- ..... '....... .. plcbd' "' ..·I.-, '\:':.... ' ·. ,. . ., ... . ... . lift ' ......... !: , , I . ... 'I . . . .. . . .. . , · ·~· -· ·­ ' . HII'W . '\ ~ ............... _._ ,.... '. '• ,...... .. . p· I h 0 ; ' ""' · >.lc ' - I - - • a, .. _ ,... , ' TQ01'H PASTE ' · • .. hwp pat D t'a hit LONG DISTANCE GOLF BALLS • DOZ. SELTZER tr.nflonn.,.._too lirlllt ,.. ...., .lila fh>. . . . . . ... p ' Wllton'• W1lker c;-. ALIA w.- =•=' 1 tied. Btl vtlueo. - • < ' - !,. • • . .. ,. ' ' _.... '$ p • • ; l . . ....l-. ..;k.. J ~· · :-. · r ..-'. ' · . -"~ .,~1 ~. 0 · • .,~\~ · •¢ •U@r;~toi~:.~.. ~'!::~'!!f~"- .....P.' ..-. • • ' 1 ' I• . /.' \1 ... __ ,._, _._ _,..,. half (IGl. crtns . TOILnRIES •••.. ••·.... ·" ·~ EAOI,. ' SIUI29to42 with rnupnn snd 1JDI"'"' dlase al ' lbo . .. Whet. Hog Coutttrv Sausage Ex Sa! Sept.. S. L964 i ow. ... COOIUB llx. Sat., Sept. •• - Country Clllb -AU Flavers ' Jumbo SI._ VI.Jon AMorted .· Dungarees I .. __ Scft leather uppers. Long wearing eom· position 1oles. New fall &tylea you'll Uke. Choose from many otyleo In OXford& and Loafera. Dungarees MENS " 10 OZ. DENIM · .. .... ,... canB c ~ ·-~- ~-·· J• $ Loafers 99 pr "' STAMP. s Fall Oxfords & Boy'• 13%oz.DENIM ·-..,' ~ MEN'S ENDICOTT.JOHNSON '· __________ Schwall, Okinawa. '' 1 lb. ans &:!k BOYS FANCY COTTON . •• •l • TOP Kroger i! \ Men's Long Sleeve lb. Bologna .~~:·...... Wieners s~~:~ ~k:.· 39c -·~· AND AT YOUR SHOPPER'S BONANZA DISCOUNT STORE ' FREE "'ArmourStarMeali"lSc THURSDAY FRIDAY . Americin Made .,J VALUE FOR SNEAKERS . ·i) EXTRA I ........ Bteasta ••• __ --- •.... lb. 49e FOR ' ers $1~9 GIRLS WHITE CANVAS pr BONUS COUPONS DISCOUNT ' PRICE DISCOUNT . PRICE pr. 99 Rutland ,,- --....;._ _ _ _ __ NEW Mr. 111111 LETART, W. Va. llecty Mno. Paul MatUs 111111 oon ol Mrs. Loran Cornwell ol Deer Berti , ey, dangl!t•r oi ,. Mr. and Cleveland have returned to Creek, Ill., llllllOUIICed at a I'll" Mn. Paul Berkley, Will bonorcent buflett for relatives !11e ed with a birthday pat1y .•t her home after oeveral dayt engagement of their daughter, home ill Letart, West Vtrglnla, vtslt with her grandmother. Carole, to Larry Ltevlng, son recently. Freda Bailey at the home ol of Mr. and Mrs. Otho Llevlng Games were played and prlz. Mr. and Mrs. Worley Ketllllldy. of New Haven. es won by I' honda ~tewart, Jan Miss Dee Thomas of Colum, Miss Cornwell Is a graduate Stewart, Dlano Neal, Janie Van bus who Is empleyed by the~ of Deer c.-k . Mackinaw High Meter, Ricky Mendenbot, Marl· Ohio Bell 'fel.ephone Co., •pent h t d ill' · w 1 · · Un- 1 v M ter k nd with h .sc oo an toms es eyan tlin ee an e . .~ a wee e er parents, t~erotty at B~to~i 1 .,.;. Those attending were Cindy Mr. a~d Mrs. Edward Thomas otsl She. has th<o ~~~ ~ool a- : Patty Cl'aig, Ricky Menden- and mster, Kathy, ca mustc 10 oodh hoi, Janie, Marille, Cindy and Jessie Grueser and ""' Char· ' Illlno' 1 18 ' system at W u' Sonny Van Meter, SuSie Aliens. les, Barbara V811 Meter: Greg Mr. Lieving Is a graduate of worth, VIrginia Grover, Donna and Teresa, Della Phillips and Wahama High School and at- Stewart, Rhonda and Jan Stew- Ethel Nelson, spent Thursday tended West Virginia Universi· art, Jimmy Staats , Harley AI· ill Gallipolis and Pt. Pleasant ty for two years. PresenUy, he len and Dianna .• ea:, Mike shopping. is in the Unibod States Air Rodgers, Carolyn and Joyce Force stationed ill Hawall. The Berkley, sisters of Becky. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Foley wedding ts planned for the mtd· Others attending included Mr. and Mr. and 1\lrB. Jim Quttten dle of September. and.,. Mrs. Marion Va.. Meter, al~nded the State Fair Sa!ur· Middleport; Goldie Smith, Le- day. BIRm ANNOUNCED tart, W. Va. Louise Neal, CllfMASON - Mr. and Mrs. Wil· ton; and Florence Staats, Le- OVERTRICK WITHDRAWS liem (Bill) Hayes of Mason tart, W. Va. are announcing the blrtb of a I-- ' - - - - -- - - WESTBURY, N.Y. (UPI) daughter, Vlkki Lynn, on A~g- Hayes, Middleport. Paternal , New Zeland-bred Cardigan ust 22, at the Meigs Memortal great grandmother Is Mrs. Syl· Bay stood out •.s the outstand· Hospital. The Infant weighed vie Badgely of Middleport, and illg entry today for the $50,1100 five pounds, 14 ounces. Grand· maternal great grandmother lo., National Pacing Derby at Rooo· parents are Mrs. Lola Jeffers, Mrs. Nettie Jeffers, Roseville, evett Raceway Sept. 5 follow· Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ohio. · ing the withdrawal of Over- s pr Becky Berkley 1H d s onore . on Her Birthday • DISCOUNT PRICE Mr. and Mrs. Max Eichinger I vl~ Blake Carson. Mrs. Cha rles Zerkle, Got- .......... !f;;,.i,;~!-'-.-.;......; ' id Johnston, Jackie and Jimmy UH B!'S Vlno·Bond on Willis, ceilings, wall board, plas- fjtildtll items ~t ere wbo reat the and ..,... VIrgil turned to her home In Maoon on Saturday. Mrs. Maxine Arnold and Susanna and Mrs. C. L. Arnold spent Sunday ~~!tog with Mrand. and Mrs. Reu""" Stewart Gary. Jim Stewart spent the week end visiting In Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly and attended the Ohio State Fair. •Mrs. Helen Stewart was returned to her home in Mason after being hospitalized at the Holzer Hoopltal for several days. Mrs. Lorena Windon 11 spending a few days visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Buffington, in Pt. Pleasant. Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Kelg of St. Petersburg, Fla., ~sited re· cently with Mr. and Mrs. liarry Walsh and daughter H'V" riett Ann. ' Mr. and Mrs. Russell Blesolog of Parkersburg and sons, Mr. Manfor<l Blessing of Pt. Pleasant visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Bless· ing. Mr. and Mrs. John Hetzer of Dale Roush, Susan Buck, Dov- ter, bnck or cement blocks. Wllft• Mn. Allee Blefller, portedly ha1 been IU home of bor daughter In-law, Mr. and Mrs. H ford Southsld Barbara Johnston was honor~ ed by her Sunday School teach- er, Mrs. Thomas G~instead with a going away party on Friday evening at Mrs. Grin- Quality vinyl latex flat wall -finish Mason Personal '' • Parbrsburg ·. ~;. ·'~ ,' .. .. ' " . -· ~ ... .~ -··--··-·· - .. ___..! • �.. ' ··-.. . .... -~ ._........ ____ - .......... .... ., . - . . ...... . -- ~- · · --~-· . , ...... -·-···----·...... ,.. .. --,.--··--~- -·~ . . . . .......... .. . ............... ......... -··- ·-.. -~ ---- .. Want Ads Are Worth AGood .Look-. You~IJ Find Dozens·~,~- ~-argains Below! ,.._~~=-II B::~Y s r I .--!F0~·!!.~1~~~;.!:!~E~o-m..::~ro_y·_l-ep.!o~r·~··~·~P:!,·_·--.1 @) WANT AD INFORMATioN 1:011 , Fll Mon<t•, &..~:.!.:' ~DIIo•n- tJr.,,.,,.. """"" CAN• !J:M " • QUALITY IU.,I.AJ'IuN• ww ~ ·~'-' <&ntu 11.00 • •~ ..... '"""~"'"' 1963 P • -r~•• '"'• l"llh' anr ~ "-""~ ;:;~~"·~::mu~·~ "':,..~ 111 ,...,';: "'" "'" ""' M ~·,..."""" ,., r.n." ""' '"""....'" ;:rr .. :::,~· .•:, ~t~.::'~. ·~ru•l~~- ,n,.. r •lnnl 4 11 o11eoun• oro ~ .o• .,.. •cu pilei ""''h•~ •o o.... show lit! It' soq-, ;.ao o• ""'"" • UBn'O .~~s E.,~· 2.:o~fi,.,~~ . -~.,11"' m•~~ oF>"" •v••.. a.3o 11. 11.. ~ J .• ~ ~ 111. u.._,, lltlll' tb.v ~ · 31' • A !.1 ,. 12:UU ooor IT'~ sv ~ .... ~- • ro PLA'- 1 " llti:SUl.'J l'f::IIOJL-1 l\ll) w•"' •o lusl""' Servlcet ::;PDZE;.,:!,ba';!!':!! ditchlnf. P . M. Comlery. Chet. ter. l-12-30tp omeroy Motor Co. W<'a/' . Pomerov Motor Co. OPEN !VI!S. 7:00 f'.M. f'OMEROY, OHIO I --~ -~ - - - - - - -- _F~r_~ e I Mono. 800 Sporl Coupe. Chevrolet'& fine•t ("Qmpact. Sm1tt turquoi" bucket 10111 wltb ••· ~rior to match. Automatic tnna. Ont' careful owner. Very clean. 196 I I $ 95 1 mpl I • 1,7 VB Hard Top Cpe. One of the be!:t Chevrolet'• tun 1ized ::ars. Power s~erhlfl • brak· .,_ Automatio ahlft. You'U .have to see to appreetate it. AlK.TtOHBD p'!.. Sa ole; QUI S:Aidlad , ....._ , _ • c . .--. A. ~--llllADfi'IIM ,..._KUJ : ..... _ ~ C $2295 T Corvlir Monu 2 Door - - - - $1995 102 eng ine, 4 speed trans . Jt!t blaC"k finisn, red vinyl inter· ior, bul'ket st"ats, radio and heater. A real sharp car. 1962 Volkswagen 2 Door $1499 Low mileagto . \'inyl I r im . dt"luxe equipped, ~reen finish. Tirll'l , ' """ ,., ••" "" ._,,_ ~~~· p H ' I h D' •;· ' m 'k ... bJ I~=;;;;A;;;;uto=;;;;St;;;;les;:;;;;=;;;l ea t epattm~ot St w;Of . ....~~~=-·!be= u: 1963 $1,995 Be!rins After'X•ray'' 'faken , .:::: :U~:.U~U:::V:~ ~1 1 11 ltc ' ~ ---------- , ® HOUSE AND roof painting. Repair work, tree trimming. Reasonable prices. Call VI 3· 2100. 8 27 14tp Bl ff ae narS Pomoroy, Ohio u eard from the bealth de. The technician says: "T a k Health Department. There, the partment statJng that the ~ a deep breath and hold It rolls of fllm sre sent to three lngs were negative. The card please." ·You hear 1 short b&lu, phyaielalll w1owlll"read" each la one of the two filled out '"""-1 and your TB Cheat X-ray II '11tese docton are h... y or or Ia 11.? In dlacovermg any algn For you, perhaps, bUt for of chest trouble. Their primary Meigs County Health Depart- nn-, .of couroe, 1a to detect r-r-- ment personne~ aod the State tuberculosis. but the x-ray may Health DepAI'tlnent, 1ht queo- also reveal ;eaJlCer, lumol'l, tion 1t11l remains :· "Doe! this fracturu, objec~. or person have tu~culo;l1orpf.b... otber .chest abnormalities. er chest trouble?" H anylhlJll dangercua show• Let's follow up y~r x • ray up, lhe doctor loe& Jnto action. for- /i~~~~~~~~~;;~ [ and see what happens 1o it. lONEER, At the end of the survey dav, S 23 tie FOR SALE: 1959 .ijlord ' black finish, ovlrdrlve. the roll of Him containing your _ most new tires, $800.00. Call X-ray Is develo})ed, right at the EXf'ERIENCED WY 2·2186. 9 I 3tc X'ray Unit. 'ibis lilm, along with the matching survey cards, k Tube Ji"'R SALE: 1955 It sent or tit en to the r~ Bellaire 4 door -•-•an. v.a mo. culosls Division of the State tor, Auto. Trana. Good shape. Chester 11115-3092. John P. KeJ. ley, 8 20 61p From the Ia-IIt tnJct or bulldozer r1dj~ to tbe 11ft Z DR. PlYmouth V-1 Tor~maUest beater core. que Flight, power br!lkes, a. dio lind heater. PoweJYs Service Statl<Ja. B-19-lfc WY :Z.21Q Pomtroy ftl ft=Q' t. 0 =y · '""""' • A. UCT Oleeter oruo --..=....·==·====-.! .·.A/, CJt\ RADIATOR SERV I CE Fo 5 1 r il e CANNING tomatoes, 50 cents 1964 HO~DA molorcycle ISO, 1 a bushel p ·ck 600 miles, like new . Call Y./Y IJon Hubbar~ l~use own. 8 2 251!:1 al!er 4::10 p.m . ' Y 9 '1 Btc Losl and Found 9 2 3tc 1- - -- - -- - - - I L_O_S_T__-B-.-.-t-lilU-nd_r_v_o_n_K_I. FflEE- us~ .-r our~ Carpel Dehumidifier. oil burning, clr· g · · Shampuoer w1th purchose of culating hooter, room size ra· 124 belwt't'n Ja('l\s(oll and k.:~- 1 vi . . u ue Lusln· shampoo. Baker diant heater, electric water 1~ cme, Saturday t>remng. Aug·: Fur~ilure \ liddlt:>port. heater. Phone WY 2-2477. IRI~1'1Ni~. PlnmMna. MaeO. · W.W SludiW IJt C.mpet ust 29 · Plea ~t ,·<JII .l;wk"un · ' 9 1 6tc 1 31 hma bnC I 266·2346 collecl Y ~ Jl ~ ' . ~----eeo. Anlold . .tloen, aatJ porllnD -========-=-=-=-=-= .. HYH RIll " K•d wiggler red Ill EasJ Matll Stnol, Po..,. . PbNo 11'1 •-•"• ~•• _ !""""' worm o.: <t his week only ) $l.OO -~J -. :;_ 9 .Mo ..., l'IJ aDd Notic'l per 100 . John Mohler. Lead- condition, $!25. See at 7 Ill lie 1M ...,_ ===~-_ mg f rf'e k· Rd ., 'l'ddl ~~ 1 eporl , Garage, Mason, W. Va. wadi ••litu 111110 MEXICAN tum<~l ns . Willi am Ohiu Phone VriY Z-6103. I _~~-- £ali Gne • ..,_,,... Pll & IIIII iU'eel, Pte NJ H. Holmes, Syrocus• . 9 I Jlp Heallq ..._ f t Nl'll H 28 lfc ~ - - - · -- PEACHES, carming and freez. 111-..wo, .... -========::-:__:-~! WARM MOHNJNG cmtl stove . ing. $2.50 a b1.1shel. Bring con· ltDd your eewer troalU.el t tfe ,. Largesl ;md best made, $35. ' tainers . Wedge Fruit Farm, t We llate aD ..._ Ernesl Griffin. Tuppers I miles west or CoolviUe OD Sewer M.acllbtel IJfi2 PONT lAC. door Plains . Coolville, 6fii-3224. Rt. 50. Turn west 1 mile. IMIDaltle Ra• hardtop, Catalina. blue fiD. 9 1 3Ip cau W't ii-ZI7t .,, ., NIPI lsb. automall<: transmlslllon, 8 3 tic PHONE WY 1 2-2157 I , =====:::::::::::::::::! BLAEnNAR'S ll,,.,,.,..,,.,.,...,..,..,,..lj -,_,ride e;'.. .. _, uw• • Health Department. Tbls lnfar. matlon then becomes' part 01 studies dorie for the benefit of local, state aDd national health offlclals. SU<11> .studies help chart future tuberculosis caseH:J reports "it immediately, and finding surveya. the local health department ad- AU negative cards are -.. • .,... vlaei 1he Individual to obtain turned to the local health d ... medical treatment without de- partment for its reference. lay. These canis, toKeiher with 1111 The reader records any and· report on ' 1SIIIIInects," fonn a _,. x-rays which look suspicious. complete record of the local He returns the film and his re- ehest x-ray surve;. on -iclous x-r. ys to !lie The film, too, goes back jO Heallh Departmen!. The the local department for safe report, wlilch lncludea names keeplJll. Fl1ed for at least live and add-... Ia forwanled to years the film · ~·y be r.m••• " Joeaihealtb department for ed ' b; the doct;-., ony ;;;.;~ <>fo11Joi•-1!Jp." ··•· whose x-ray i.s on Ule roll. mean• advislJll Your chest Hay takes only 11Je person with a ~uspicious · - 8 minute, but alter the !>up ray to obtain a full sl1'.< lllm ends, many trained public heallh • for posJUve diagnosis. The "sus- workers so ..o work. They~ and pect" may be Informed by Jet· the silent, but data-crammed personal vJstt, or telephoOe. x-r~ Olms, have saved thOUStl! "' In some are&J thlo is done by ands upon th01nands of Ohlo the ltll , dep111tment, In oth- lives. • SEEIN_G STARS-Two Olynipl~ decathll\illl\iilrea, plus the- SynCOIJl communications satelhte (m~eiJ, make this a itar-studded ·production. At lett is c. K. Yang; of theRepubhe of Ch1na, who IS the favorite In the 'Oiym)1iC deeathlon competition this year and rlght is Rater Johnson, the 1960'\V!ftn~ .-Syncom, which is now orbiting over the P~citic Ocean, will carry television' ~era-ge - ot the- Tokyd Games-, with. Johnson .helping at mike. 'm h _ ea -.=::;==: . I Meigs Fire Chiefs Urging 'Heating Appliance Checks 1 a ao. • MFXICAN lomatoes. William = ===---:---:--:---7 ·• lfc - ay, Milldleport. Can WY • H. Holm'> , Syrarus.. IPEACHES, ready, bring con- -;;,.-;;;;~;;;;;;;;;-:::7"-,-=-: po- steering, power bl'akea, a 26 tic talners . Webster Fruit Farm, KILL rEKMJTES and JX'Otecl radio aad utras. 810 BroadYOUR VACATION? 5289· i -------~ Long Bottom, Ohio, Phone lawo and shrubs from inaectl • Z9 11c Road service, bail bond 9115-3201. 8 li lie lrllh ARAB U :1>-lt Coo.,... 11rvica and trllvel service FOR SAtE 1960 Red Karman Gab! IPGII'IS I : OKF U5E£l Frigidaire freezer , tr~ te. King: 81.1Jiders S ll p p l 'J CAlL: Volkeswagen. Good tires, 1two 19fil mndel frigidaire re· Help W•nted C<,, Middleport, Ob1o. paint job. A·l condltlon, low ' frigeral.ors , with full lockers. , _ _ _.......:____ _ _ _ 6 2 tf• E. M. BURTON mileage. See Arnold WY 2·263, like new. One Admira 1'. V.1 WOMEN for housework . Call Rutland. Evenings SH :c-:JIIUI.! S7.8 Broadwav Middleport wilh new ?irt.ure tube . one i WY 2-3666 for intervit>W. Re1l Est•te For 5•1• Days - SH 2--4811 . - ~~Warm Mornin{ coal heater, 9 2 6tp I 21 ste !UTOMOBILE lns>Jrance been two Seigler fuel oil heat- HELP WANTED: <Cook). - R-. , ~INt; ACRE LAND, located off ood Rt. 124, y4 mU-t!s from Fork· • 1 cancelled'? l,ost ~·ow opera· t!r~. w1th ;mtsJde tanks, hke 1 8 bl to g· e th IDr's Ucenae'. ~-" w~ ne" '''l'e $170' 0 One el~ ~ e IV r .. g re"·-rd and loom ~ ' v•~ ." · = · · , .c~- ferences. Give phone num- ed Run Lake. Drilled water 115U( tn~ dryer, ~ne g~ f r•g•- ber and address . Write well, natural gas, equipped daJre automati c rebUilt wash- 011 . B p for trailer hook . Call Reeds- WILL CARE for elderly •• d &. S Ice ox 1-w, omeroy, 0 . 1 R For Sale or Rent er. utan l·urn•ture tore ville, Ohio, 667-8255. in my home. Special '1 8 27 6t Rutland, Obio. Phone SH 26 p. m. tlon and care given. Phone 8 2 6IP. ' VI 3-2274 or VI 3-2il02 PortFIVE ROOMS and bath, house. ~~-----'_3'-_31_"____ ! LICENSED practical nurse at . 123 Hudson St. . Middleport RE<~ISTEIIED Bass•t Hound, Carman Nursillj! Home. No FOR SALE; l Middleport,_ I land. 8 I Inquire Oh1o HoteL d~·l9·tfc 1 9 mos. old. Gentle with chil· Ufting. Phone WY l~7 . room frame: hoUse with bath, dren. ~15.00 . Call WY 2-3045. . 11-19-lfc coal furnace. 2 Iota. See at Insurance For Rent 8 31 Jtc 441 Beech St. 8 2 6tc I JOHNSON, stmpe1• lAIUt8DO! ....~-. I Thursday . Sepi:-3 12;30 p. FIVI'. LAIJJES In Meigs CouhA&eUCf. Ill. All f01'1111 .. ... MODERN 3 room . fu:mshf'd i The pe~sonal pr~perty of the ty. to train for wonderful new FOR SALE' Modern 4 bedroom apartment E . Mam St. Ph. . 1 1 Edd' ~ 1 .11 be ld skm care >rogram. Ages 25 home, aluminum storm doors .......,., lim - · IIIII Bud ...,....... AioatL WY 2-2381. y 2 'lt I "" " le ~rp • WI so 55 E . 11 .. and windows, full basement, - - -- - -- - - - _·_ c at Condor Street in Pomeroy, to~ · . xce ent oppo:tumtles I I II< . Ohio Thursday Sept 3 at W 1te Frances Goodmte, Box furnace beat, large lot and garage. Located on Route 7, li'JVE ROOM apartment w1th 1 . ' · ' "13 New Haven W VB · 12 :30 p. m. 1n part as follows: .t. • ' • • Liveatock ball!. Newly decoraled, up. . a 211 6tc 1 mile from corporation line. · 11tairs apartment . Pom Pruv I B!?-d room smte, two ant1que May he seen by appointment. ·Phone y,ry 2-3098 . · wood beds, brass .bed, rockLOOKING FOR $ECURI Call WY Z.3666. 9 2 flp ao pony boggy, wllh hart1ea1. 9 1 titp I ers and other chatrs, walnut JOB' HOME for rent In Pomeroy 3 Contact Ino Wellman, ==== - :--;--wardrobe, Jenny Lind bed, :FURNISHED ap.artment rur mission buffet and table, t"rala for 0 . a. Ch1l . . rr1n t.tl rooms and bath. WY 2-3575. bury, over weekend. ~ rent. Five rooms and bath stand, fi'fe-piece parlor suite, s.. oar ad •nder I.Dnrucaon eJUII· 8-ll·lfc } Utilities furnished . Close to ' eight-piece dining room suite ftneauon. UDeola lknlc•. S.tabua~t•= bu s 1ness d'Jstrict. Phone WY gas range, davenport BOUSE for aale. Beside Brad· p and' .. ..... t D ' · 2 I bury school. Call WY 2-6542. roper y amaf!e • ·3092. Y I tfc chair, lamps, two single beds, DEALER WANTED: Good op· .Tii!U!:E room furni s hed apart· Plrlure frams. sewmg ma_ch· ening in Middleport and Porn· Reported in Wreck A two vement . 5 room, unfu r~1shed me, .two dIs h ~u pb oards, d ISh• eroy, Sell Rawleigh Products. SIX room bouae for 18Je. !D). PT. PLEASANT - , 1.... 1n •P" ,., "' 1 some cut glass) ol mediate possessiot1, Inquire hicle accident resut~,. I Wt S 4th St., \\ Y 2-993, • c · Year around steady work good flllll 1y d 1 ~- _l_ 6tp_ I tee lion of antique beer steins, profits, or write Ra~lelgh, Earl's Barber Sbop, Racine. prt>Dmate Y proper am· ' D ,, woven haskets, e lectric man- Dept OH-840-l37, ·Freeport, Call WY 2-5248. 8 26 3tc age but no personal injury was ' :,.,0 ERN 4 room and bath. i gle, wash stands, fruit jars, lll. 8 31 Uc FOR SALE-Mlddlepurt'e taU- investigated by tile Sherllf'o de- ' • furnished apartment. Middle- coa l hod , rugs, bed clothing, est building, located 352 1'4. partment at 4:15 p. m. yester' port, WY :1-3874. 8 <7 61p I copper wash boiler' Many ' WANTED, domestic help, Second Street, Middleport day on State Route 17 In Hem!' !NEW apartment over (las Of.._ other it~ms not li!!l.ed. t'on . chl'ld car and Priced for quick 118..1e. )D. erson. e quire at Oblo g-•·i. A car driven bv Elmer G. I requ~res · flee - electric stove and TERMS : Cash household duties. Attra~tive U\1\C " refrigerator furnl's ll•. d. Sul·ta - SJGNED : John Terrell . S d ....... 10 'u tfc Sayre, Jr., 45, Hender1011, trav· wages. tea Y part • ._e ~ ~- eH111 norlh had slowed down to · : ble for une or two pPopiP. · Not responsibl for accidents . work. Apply after 5 p.m. WY roR SALE In Middleport. t make 11 tum when a tractor~ \ Call WY 2-51 4l. 8 28 tfc , AUCT NOTE This is very 2-2960. 8 31 3tc bedroom brick boose, Z trailer driven by 'n>omas Gant · __ _ good old style furnitue for bath1 to 1 nd 8 ball, out of Herne, 35, Richmond, N. ' fURNISHED and unfurni shf'd ' the most part. Some unusual f C., · ~ . apartments. Inquire al the pieces W•nted To Buy blgh water · Nice locadon. struck the back of the car. Nel- ~=:::: Ohl H I See by appointment or caD !her driver was cited o ole· 8-1'1-Uc BHAOFORD AUCTION CO. TWO GOOD used twin beds WY Z.2885 or WY z.3250. . X'HREE and four ron'l. furm c:heA. C. Manager complete with mattress and (6) 10 Uc ' '~"' and unfurnished apan, C. C. Auctioneer springs. Phone Chester Barn, 1,000 Bales meuto. WY 2-5434 12 6 tic 8 29, 3tc 2273. 9 I 3tc FOR SALE 7 room house, gar· Of H D d PLANNING when the pe.a .vtJlted the z. ray unit. 'l'bo ....nd card Ill t;abuta•...t along with the thoul..- . . ~ o....,fd•'ers, by the Sta•• .. s 1n tile flll!llly pbysleJan;' Se I 2 1964 1963 •a..rttn• ,.,.. .,,.:."'~": ..""" ll , t 0 onltac empest LeMans Coupe. Buckt>t seats and red vinyl tr.Jrn, agtDmQtic trans _, 326 - VH engint, bla ck fimsh, radio and heit.-r, like ne~~t· whitewall tires . ~U~;UVI..AfluNe t'b• ~tar.u•n., .) •!II '" ,..,_. M'ddl 2 SIGNS " r.mr.R&f'TI0111 f' •,.(In l p ' I Local lin! chiefs today urged 18Ve n.any dollars ln lower reeidenl.9 Of Meigs County to fuel bills and II may save your make an early check of their life.'' appliancea to make will perform properdurllit: cold' weather. Old Y.K.,. < J • ·- I .I 1i1ilfi1' I m.l 1 THINKING OF PENNANT?-The thinking man here is Hank Bauer, manager of the Baltimore Orioles, and Hank must be thinking about that A. L. pennant, which could go to the chirping Birds this year. I :f1'""""':::-"-:'"==;;,;;;-:-=•,i,~========~[ age, excellent locadon. LOSE WEI GfiT safely and eas· lcbools. CaU WY 2-5491. Near Uy, wil h new Dex-a-diel tab- I Big Freezer Sale Wanted To Buyl H>l-lfc lets. Only 98c. Stark Pharn> 1 All SIMs • Sole Prl<1d · 1;;:N;-;;s~y;-:u=·"'u"'E;::-:;Ibr:--:-'--=acy. 3-13-60tp e USED BUYS e --•-"Alb ~. ' ee ""~~00111 21 '"· ft. Frltldon Chest """"''" ome, ooar •~•ool. BOUSE tor rent In Pomeroy , Fr••••• _ M•>d•m iu•ulated, •aD l'oard 5125 1hree rooms and batb Call 16 '" 11. Choot FrMzer SIOO $ beatmg, large lot 7t t M . WY :!-3575 •Iter 5 p m 9 '"· II. HotDOin1 f'hot:o I a. m to 5 p. m. WY 7 27 tfc Relrlo•rotor $65 CONTACT: z..1974: Evenings, to I p. m IV' !-24-41 6 • lfc - -..,.- 23 cu It Unlco Uprltht $100 ~ ~USE, t rooms, bath, pic- t2 cu. II. Creole> Rofrltorotor SOUTHERN OHIO window, basement, pick- 1 9 575 POST CO ROUSE for sale, I rooms and '"· ft. F<lgldoro • • bath . In Mi nersviii e, Obio. f ~~ ,., It ence yard . 1671 Lincoln , aotrlomtor .. _ _ _ 550 .• a l!.elghts. Phone WY 2·2780. Flr..tono Wrlntor w..hor 114 Mulberry WY 2·313S Prlce t3,500. Wrlte Raymond · .' 8-22-tic sso Pomoror Ohte E. Brown, 755 Stelzer Rd., Un"o Automotl< Woshor $7$ ~~~~~~~~:i~;;J'd~[[ St. 247, Columbus 19, Ohio., room apartPhone WY z.m. Pomeroy Landm•rk Nine 8 'll 6tc WY 2·2tl1 J1ck Coney , "''' WY 2-3117 afler 4:30 p. m. HOIJSE FOR SALE, &iiriiio. 11 24 I 1 3t4> ville . Three bedrooms and balh. Small down payment. er, coal ftred. Harry Hill, I Phone SH 2-54611. . Rl 2 Racine. CH 7·2142. 1 a 2t ·we GUARD RAIL P0 ST Z ":'."lUre 1 . 1 a. If · -· - - - · -.. · - - -- .. --~ FOR SALE: Ready for lmmed· late occupancy. A newly For _ _ lnstrudions Sefe U. I . CIVIL IIRVtCI TISTSI READl , mel•""· eam, ll88lll f!·.oo bu. leas YOU PAY r... liDo home fumlshlnp at Ba~er Fuml~=~ Proffitt, 11 dplct yourseH :II VI 11-2254. lw'o Ill Mlddlepon. Obto a1 tfc ~ tUif4 painted and dellrablo ~~~~ room bouse _ Jn Middleport, Ohio. Excellent Jocatlon and IM!ar achoolo. Call WY 2-54118. -~•..1 . 11~ ::::IIOUB==E-:FO=Bc-·SALE, 4 - tumhlhed, Minersville. ~ i'boal WY Nll2. . ay estroye PT. PLEASANT - A frsme bam loaded with 1.0110 bales of bay wao de!llr<IY· I ed by fire of unWtermlned 01'· IJ!In Tueaday ~~~-~- on .farm owned by Gralit and Hobart Stan\ey, located on Rotlte 1 17 about ellht miles Point Pleaollill. Local firemen a•-w---• -"-.:=-: •m "''"' caii but the buildlt~~ was of 'Cjllltrol by ~ uoe 11mo •h·-• rived. 'Ibe firemen did aave 1 .Uq and aeveral outbulklinef en•·•"ered by the b\ti'tling barll. - , • I'JOtloaal Vallef . ADMITI'ED - · JOhn Cheshire; Mrs . .tar! Winfield; 'Mn. Gan'·Bowen, ple Grove. Di'sCHARGED - Mrs. l!am W"""'er, Pt. PleaAnt; Mra Gat? ·M~ ..-! . Pt. ·Pieua111; Mn{ Roy ford, I.e~: t.fn~ 'IV Ill. ·· m Young, Columbia: Clllvln 6heell, Gtllllpolll; Mra. Allie Floher, Rlplay. · BIR'I11- A .~ler tO Mr. and Ml'l. Gari '8owen. weot , • .,, Grove. ; .. .- s·~ , ·• , _ No, they're nwtorcycles, streamlined, fqr attempts at national ' and world Salt Flats in Utah. The top one Is J4. feet long and this missile is expected ll)ph. ·'lbe lower one~ 15 feet 10111 and opeed !>ere is expeeted to bit over 275 mph. The HarleyMilwa~ee. built these tear..U.,p llreamllnel'l. All attempts will be OV1!I' a nine-mile couqe. ftqm outer opace? <111 the ratr. ..... . ,.. .o. l/lllrihW llt/.Jrlolg .,. ., .... ... ---t-:,=~ · ~ "'' ~ ' • ' B.oDDeVIIle . 1' ,.. ' •: ~ ·•... ~ <-!' ~ ,.' f' 7- B~le ROCK BUT NO ROll-This Swiss fellow, name of Alois Eg1i, is. throwing a rock, the famed "Un... spunnen Stone,,. in an ·athletic meet in Aa rau. Switzerland , and throw it he can. The rock weighs 183 pounds, which most men Couldil.'t even lift. But Alois threw n out lb.ere niDe ¥· �.. • I ~:o-. flany . 1!-:;::;::l:. • SeDtlnei_,_Pomeroy-~ddlep_ort, o ., Se_~~c liM' Bradbury PTA SOCIAL I ' l l E'!UI\Aft \,JlLI!d,V • HomecominJBeing 1... Ch h Plalm«l " 3 urc Hoo>ocoa>lng services will be held at the Lollridae EUB Lo"'* 1 5ch ,4nni"er•arr Will be CelebraUd '1\e lllth anni......., o1 the RP ScDuol Jaeban u pa.. Plans Program For new year ·-..f the N..,ml Brllet ehurch 0 -'--·ed &nd "th be.,..... • . ~ ., W1 lenD were made last Tueoday "" all day meetinC at the ev -..,.by lbe ollloen and_. ~~ School will be .8 at mltteo of the Bradbury P.T.A. un Y gi which met at the school. 9:30 a. m. with Oscar Qualls ~s The first meeting of the supenntendent, followed by I e adlool year will be ~.._. -.hlp service eonducled 11 wbldl will ba.. aafel:y Rev· Jackson at II a.m. Jln&nms - for the)IOW ocbool • Ha Barn1b Family ac · ForkedRUASurvlay BD sO:u B~~ Mrt. · Gll7 ~el~ ~ Mary ODd Ellen !hmbers ollbe Bamlla fam· 1111n- w. R. ear.penter, JC)IIJaD>lly enj<lfed a pe Sunday • and daiJiltter, AUla ol Pon>._.... et ..orked Rill\ Lake. ll"y: Mise Su<ie po/rl:or, Rut> AtteDding went "Mr. end Mrs. s.t: Mr. end Mrs. L a w 0 Barnl11, \lr and Mrs. --'-'--. . ,.AKRI '10 liOLZB1' a reunion Sunday, at tbe Ky· Mra. Wilbur Wines of Chesb· "Creek employ..s club A ire was taken ~ Holzer Hospltdinner will be served at al Tuesday morning, alter sui· ferlul heart ~ nooa. a ~ Chip. Sut. \Ricky . I Seoltle, .W0U: W. B...ato David of . ..... YOU'I,l.o ENJOY THE EXPERIENCE ... ehurdl ID this SuaCq' aw l day, Sept. iiiL '!'be Lad! Bible Cl of Se.'"Vlc:el will begin wi111 lllo Mlddl .,rt First a~aptist Sunday School at 9:30 a.m., . epo Worship at 10 :30 a .m.; basket Church will meet Tuesday eve- diDDer 11 110011 and aftemDOII "Ill · Sept. 1 at lbe bome ol ..rnces at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. James Murray .., GnDl- Speclll music will be ~ the lbeme. '!'be . speaker lD lbe attomooD ed by the Uhrig Brolbers quiDbe presented by be the Rev. Edwin Brop11 PwdO) Cbapter 1111 OES will tel of Cldllleothe. Oblo, t be way Patrol. A of "'" Anllodl Baptist WOMIN 01' ALL AGIS ,._ ""'"...,"''"'"I meet 1D ~ aesmon Tue.. Millard Coe 1am1cy and olber was pi""""" with a report to . in Columbus. Special wiUio ... . . . . ..,..,.,. pla. Altl NIIDED Na<1 ................ ~ ~ ~ay at 7:• P· m. All past o\11- local taleul . lllllde at the first meellna. DlUBIC wlll bo presented by the U7ll xn. Naumaa. ._ecllU.M _. M)lfM]. of ~•~ Rl~A"P •h' 111111 put Eslbers will be The paator, Rev. Eugene !. It was planned to c:aml lath- Anti~ dlureh cltolr. vt~ ot U.. IIOD.DN ... t. MIG ,._. Aft.. Pab,; SCHOOL 01' PRACTICAL Pa. '"" ·"'1JJIed. Emersoo exlend! a c:ordW ln\11. ers twice for the room attondNURSING. PraetiMl lf1ar.- ~Bjq W.. ,. PI>JIMOI'OY ~ talloo to alL &Dee award at the lint meetPLAN REUNION womu. oJ an. -.:•• wtUt. 02 tbM IINI"l\J na ""-" wlthou' • lt.lD ac~901 t4•~ \Mlr .,.. '1'll.tn lit • l". " wiD n.eet WednesdaY at lng. Fund rolsfnC actlvllles The descandanta of Abraham tiQA an ~ til \bl rr... .at"flot .~ Wo tieal NuniRI prohtit~OL all llh4\lt&M. Pw IMftl bl!OI'o ry R N clude lbe sale of van11a andma..~ li;;;;;_~M;:ary~;;,;W;lll~Ballr::;...:;wi;;;U;_.;bold;;; 1 p. m. for • lunrbeon at the M. , 'I'M ModVD Sd&"' of ~ lllatfaa pd frM 1f0~ fill ron 8Dd Country followed by ~Ilona ' • ., ji!Dey supper to be hek (\ oal NUnlftl' oft.n • th-' \11. tbe eov.JOI'. lbe ncu1ar mott'ns. WiU be Speaker ber 17 at the odlool. Stam1pe FIRST MODIRM ICMOOL. OP PIACTIC AL MUaiiNe INC. TMI DAILY SIMTINIL hX .... • ,.....,..,, 0. SEPT. 1 Dorothy E. Johnson, R. N. boob are still needed for QUALITY MAM.I ..• • ..........•..... , •• •••• • .••-•.. ,, ..... . . , . • . . • ••. ,, , ADDRIII . . • , ,,,, ...• ,, , , , ,,.,,. , , , . , • , • , ..... ..., , , , . . • • .. , ,, '1111 Put <lllefa tJ1 Magnolia and a foreign missionary, will purehase of a tape rec<>rder.\1 REGULAR CITY . ....... .. .... .. ... .. ..... . .. . .... ... ITATI . . . . ... ...., .. 'l'eillple PytlllBD Sisters wiD be the special guest speaker Books llllly be left witlo Mr •· Certified Oil Station OCCUPATION .. . , ... , , ,_. . . ... ... , ........... t''' • • • · -· ·· · • ' ' ' TILJPttONI ..0. ..... ! , . . ... . .. MAIRIID ... ... IINtLI ··•• • • meet '1'bursday evening at the when the B. H. Sar.bom loll&- Robert King at the King LumhoiDe tJl Delbert Eisel· sionary Soe1ety_ of the Middle- ber Store In Middleport, W, Main Sl. llleiiL port First Baptist ::burch meets Betbel No. a of the lntema- Monday evening, September 7th tiODal Order of Job's Daugb· at 7:30 p.m. at the dlureh. !Jera '11111 meet Thursday at Miss Johnson, who Is on fur. 1:30 p. m. at the Pomeroy Ma· Iough from South India, was 10111c Temple. A school of In- formerly a nurse 11 the Tar otnldiOil will be conducted by Hollow Baptist Yoilth Camp Mrs. En Foulk of Marietta, for several years. She will be put IP'end guardian and Ro- returning to her work In India Food Market Clover Farm bert Arnold of Belpro. the latter part of September. "'''he Store With A Bart'' Clover Farm Store SEPT. 1 The EJecta Circle will serve u Department Store 'l'llo Federated Circle will the hospitality committee. Fifth and Paarl Now l'hoM No. IH N54l Route 7 ljponsor a rummage sale Frl· RACINE day and Saturday in the build· Follrods Celebrate TUPPERS PLAINS RT. 124 I to I Mon. Tloru 111. Ill& formerly occupied by Duke Silver Anniversary on Court St. A bake Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Follrod oia1e will be held on SaturdaY . celebrated their 25th wedding ·. SEPT· 5 anniversary •t their home on There will be an ice cream Pleasant Rldse Sunday. A Tur"' IOCial. sponsored by Racine key dinner and relreodlments of ror ctdi- •rarnmy, 111!1 00 oktl.... a•:' oalt J""' ·~ • O,...lvenlnp ly Appolntnwnt GROVER'S STUDIO . ... Pomeroy, 0. 220 I. Main St. NAME BRANDS ••• UNMATCHED VALUES ••• StOCK UP AT THESE STORES I AU-OHIO BOY"S HAND OHIO YOtJTH CHOIR JERRIE MOCK DAY RUTLAND RACINE I ....,. HOLMES I.R.A. RODEO Feoturint * ... .., flltiVJ Ill ''hlllfiiOh" * "IM llltrlfl el' Cect!IM" * a-. AUTO RACES lept. 5, beside tile Recine Home ed to the guests. ilall!& ... 11d;eyo I DO" Chompl CH!thllll Misses $4.49 Right Reserved To Limit POINIED·lOl:; CHAMPION "" HOPS"... Qumtitiesl in ne"' SERVICE RADIO CLELAND'S T.V. liii'L Cenlda upot ts oome to per e8lll T.V. ar Vienna Sausage ,5 !: 98c Maxwell House·... Miracle Whip ... Hunt's Catsup~. Bathroom Tissue4=98c I!ACH BOTTLI! SERVES THRI!I! carton serves 18 BEST COLA BUY SAVE YOUR R. C. COLA, • DIU-IttTI COl 4.. NIIG TRUI FRUn .lANGI. AND UPPill 10 BOTTLE CAPS TENDER LEAF GIANT SIZE ICE TEA MIX TIDE LAUNDRY Kraft Salad Dreoolng-You Know Wt Goocll Contains otigar 111ol DETERGENT lemon. Just Idol water giant box- 77c 2 ,..... 19c POT PIES TURKEY BEEF 10~ 6Foa98c ' Phillips Sisters Style Shop Compare Our Every Day Low Prices On Quality Meats! Court St. Plumbing • Heating Your Dependable WONDERFUL PLUMBING GROUND IEEF _ __ AND HEATING RIB ROAST - 9·8c NORTHERN-GROWN MAPLE ... Of HARDEST M GOC)I) ENOUGH fOR Clrcul lrand J.ll Plavon At This Pt'l~ ICE MILK Fruit Dr· ks '. c G A L ' EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF Fresh 5olkl Heads NEW CABBAGE lb. .7c e BAKERY SPECIAL ' HOLSUM WHITE CINNAMON ROLLS :::,Speclal _ _ 33 9-U:iLOVA' Tl•llif GIFT QUALITY WATCH "}'~ ~·2 ·. · 4 ·75 i ~~ ·.· Medium SIP New Crop ' YELLOW -ONIONS ' 3· lb. ·19c C ·e .coMPLETE LINE Of scHooL suPPtiES ' \ Ohio (UP!) Hartke,. 57, sister of U.S. VBDee Hartke of Indiana, killed today In a two-car \collision on U. S. 24 east of .eMEA1 BuYS e PRODUCE BUYS • Senator's Sister Dies in Accident Miss Hartke, supervisor of elementary education for the Deahorn, Mich., public school system, was reportedly enroute from Indianapolis to Dearborn at the Ume of the .accident. Her ear collided wfth on~ driven by Vernon Kohl, ~. Ho~ Ohio. Kohl was In fair colidltion at Napoleon Hospital. APPEALS II'INIR - - 49c lb, ENGLISH CUT ROAST _ _ _ 63c lb. bNlY fiNEST SOliD, . SSe lb. CHUCK ROAST - - - 59c lb, Phon• WY ·2-2550 "BOWLING PIN OUALITY". IS FAIRMONT EVERYDAY LOW fRICES ON MEAT Dealer For I liB ARE VALUAill1 We Will Pay '12 Cent Each To Your F.vorite Charity. ·---- eo- Broncl-ln Auortad Colon BANQUET FROZEN cmCKEN 25% OF THE AVERAGE FOOD SHOPPER'S DOLLAR IS FOR MEAT! Add ZMt to Sondwlchaa Md Salada eFROZEN FOOD SPE£1AL Ill nickel production. NOW IN HALF-QUARTS New Fall Hats New Fall Dresses 15c Off The Label laat lnstont Coffee WY 2.2255 iiOI I . Moln lt. PoliiONY RP7Bl Crown Cola Middleport, 0. Fomaul Quality, Law Pri-Libby's I Pl.AN REUNION The descendants of George and Susanna Roush will bold v their annual reunion SUnday Carlet D. Circle, Parcels, September 6Uo at the Vernon 10 Joe C. Circle, Lebanon. : School located back of New ,'. Harry Curtis, Llna Curtis, I Haven, W. Va. A basket dimlOl'l , l'areels, to Teddy Massie and will be beld at noon. Earlie Massie, Sutton. Ami Woodyaru, dee., Afftd. tCII' Trans. to Louella Woodyard, " ~ Woodyard, and Flor· . 111!!t !. Woodyard, Middleport. I & .t\miR M. llalrd, Comm., Lots. I We Repair All · !D Lavlda Woodyard, and Flor· M.lkH & Model• .. .-e B. Woodyard, Middleport. ; ,.__., B. Woodyard. Lots, 1D Lavlda Woodyard, Middle- nop~c~~!li--· SHOE BOX • Property Transfers Society Notes Jrk31-IO '''"'Ill .I "'he JlltNtt lh11 Allu'' - 2 sHOWS PAILY- LABOR DAY U.S.A.C. Firemen Auxtliary Saturday' ice cream and cake were serv· Attending were Mr. and Mro. Jack Follrod and Kim, Mr. and Mrs. Don Roush, Kay, Philip and Dan Follrod, Mr. and Mrs. Leverett Roush and Augustine 'Wltb Marine Corps Branahan. The couple received Reeently placed on active many nice gifts and cards. ' duty with the United States ·, Marine Corps was William Report Darrwge by BliDe Collins, Jr., 18, who was Cleo's Big Wind. ; ~ to report for his basic Mr. and Mrs. Gail Miller lrilDing at the Marine Corps . the! f'<>erUit Depot located at Par- have Lrecelveo wor~ from r __, • nd • th ,.. 1. H 1 dauguter and famliy, Mr. and " '., IS1nd a ' oou ~aroma. k of gene Mrs. Ear I Snu"th- a n~·" ch"ldr 1 en "'rdc 1 nmiUtary ergo 11 wee s - f W p I B h fl f subj<ct tralniug o est am eac : • a., o , · after which be will stand the damage suffered m the re•··••f•rred to Camp Lejeune rent hurricane Cleo. Mrs. Smith r : where be will receive 4 related . that the 110 mile an •-eeb of Advanced Combat hour wtnds ~ent through their before being assigned yarrl damaging the renee and : I•· . the Fleet Marine Force brealdng a windo~ pane desp>te , .. 1, section at Camp Le- the boarded-up wmdows. ,<. •• N. C. for oceupaUonsi Shutters were tom from the ' house and <~aluable trees de~~~:. stroyed. None of the family was ~ rivate Collins, Is the son Injured In the storm. :· .Mr. and Mrs. William Blane Collins Sr. ol Rt. 2 Pomeroy, , GIVE COOKOUT and is a recent IP'aduate of '>omoroy High Sehool. Mr. and Mrs. Ca~ll Shinn I Sigt. Paquin, recruiter, may of Leon entertaoned .With a be _ , at the Masonic Tern· out on Sunday in honor of tbeir ole building located in Porn· son, _Lowell's, fifth birthday. At· iroy any Tuesday between the tending were Abbie Swat!el, .hours of 1 a m. to 11 , 30 a. m. Pomeroy: Mr. and Mrs. fill' lelting 8Dd interviewing for Luckeydoo and son, _Roger, !bl UDited states Marine Corps. Letart; Mrs. Cathenne !Wm-1 _..,...:;:;;;;;;;;:;,_ _~ and olds, Mason. Mrs. R. C. son, Nicky, of Henderson, 1 1 ·· · and lJsa Shinn. !I,..- · IIJ ••SAT.·SUN.-SfJIT. 4-5-6 o- starting at 6 P· m. Any· ..,. requestlng leo cream may call WI 11-3293 or WI 9:22lS. • \VjWam Collins is .lABOR DAY) Society .Notes filUIIt .. • a put af a livillllw,..,.. to tlta WowtllbopMIOilo • pl·-- LYONS . ~A ..... el ... ltil& Could Claangt Your Futun Mn. . DAILY thru . Young Liberals Key tcl Medic~~ Chestnut Ridge Society N~ws • Jop'pa • • tt --~o~~~~r.,.. ........... ........... pro.. ..... NURSING m- ...' ., ill';: ~a.; ~Mr. ~.!""" JP~; · and Mr. and1:•~~·~Mi:=;·~·!..~r.!and=Mn~~-~~aloonc~A~l6=·=1~'·:.,...,_._ _...... allOl dl!ughten, Carol, ' ' SWISS STEAK - - - 79c lb. ROUND STEAK SIRLOIN STEAK - 95c lb. ' 1 It's o mark of pride and confidencein the flawless hard maple and superb construction of every piece of authentic Provincetown furniture. See the factory registration feature. - - 98c lb. . '',.. -.... .... 1 ,: ., ',"J;'jo ' . 11\ ' '> ' '-·l' , ~· Evaporated Milk STOKELY Peaches •• $1.00 cana Pineapple Juice Treet Rll CLOROX BONELESS BEEF STEW MEAT _ lb. 59o END CUT PORK CHOPS_ lb. 59c CENTER CUT POitK- CHOPS _ lb. 79c LOIN CUT PORK CHOPS _ lb. 89c SLICED PORK SHOULDER - lb. 49c PORK · ~IVER 4 2·~~ Halves orSiicu _ __ STOKELY'S UNSWEETENED TAILOUS T·BONE STEAK $1.09 lb. BOSTON ·BUTT PORK ROAST lb. 39c NOW oN"'oi5PlAfe HURON ARMOUR STEAK - - - 79c lb. WHY WE DISPLAY THIS TAG This Weeks Specials I lb. 29c ' 12az.37C c.on ,,.~. Bleach SPARE RIBS 57t OHIO VALLEY WIENERS 2 85c lb. p1cg. WAID CROSS' SONS .i RACINE, 0. r . ' 1 . .' • �' - Flats' d01r11 S:25 p.m.; A. H. Haines B h Old To.Wll n d""" ··~· p.JI.: Jtflbott as an down 3:05a.m.; Elgen:lill4orm · • ' N ' 3:20 a.-.: 14. J-. dolm t: · Soc' SOelety 0\C:S ~;:~. ColtOn QllMn dQWD Iety NeWS &; E I Ill 11e1tJ111 ....,. 11.- who •tend tt. H.., boopltal • u. 11111 11 - - - · -...•• Rl-vw - 11eme1 111> houn......, Mh. Pllrl J IJu. Mrs. Doris Dalley ·and cbJI· Loiidon 1:55 a.m; J, F. Slwar· 1M Third ( ·Ired) Wile, ~.. st.: Charlet E. Sieler. Rt. I GlilllPQIII, Mn. Joeepb W. Wlnto, Rl. · 2 Chllblre. Mn. Pearl P. lldnrtlo Rt 1 Qleallln BetW A. ~ Rl l, "-· Ter088 A Colli '"""• ' · · ns, Rt · 2 VInton. 111'1. J)ould 0. ftwllie)l, Milson, W. Va., Mn!. Kerr B. Blain, South!ide, W. Va., Lin· dl L. Shadle, Sout.baitlo. W. VI., Mrs. Addo Barr, Cottage. vUie, W. Va .. Mrs. CIIO!'lea W. Foley, Rutland, Rudie C. Skeen, I"•IIBIAin. ~- Chrlea !>!. Rowland, Rt. I Hlmden, Anita .io ICelley lroaloo Wl). Uam H. Martlr~, RL Iron.!Gn, Mrl. Paul 1!:. MeGraw, Aehland, Ky., Heney T. Lewil, Russell, Ky., Stullrt C WUilomaon, RavenatiOOd, 1'.'. Va., and James Mfcllael Senti, Rt. 1, Liverpool, W Va Via:" ~..,. •d l ~ - .......... I 31. Ulllted Bt.a.t.. "'ea: '-Slaw)¥: .-. JllU.I. G.Orpa ollllght e.- alB~~.' a~ -- ILPI&Poa 2t. (lb. a.' ..... !1115.a.-._ f.A IID1BII • . !lace: soot. f te!r god . 21. Pla.at With oup·ohajlo4 10. Compa.&l point ~ 18. Spiked 29. Shal<o 32. Blot:h 1<. Ploce~ wheel Oil Ll'L RABBIT TURN OUTTH' LIGH15 FIRST? 16. BurdElL 87.0dd: Scot. a». Ventu,. ·slrli. f..,.. 29. -vote 28. Speak 30. Affinna.tivevot& 11. Cloee to 33. An old car U. Accepted aatruo 88. Largo -: pulpit Q. A waroblp'o i11J KING d. AnD joint Cl!. Fino&, net-llke fal>rlc fti.VentuNd .7. Payo attantkm. DOWN LA- c. aa. I. :nan... l'lvor ¢(f; ~ ·"Be sure there is plenty of seas~ning in the mw-;:; • 1we're pushin .... t- ~ ' '•-' · .. - ·~ •..,.,week, you know. One-.. . r.-"""""' ..... oode-... -a,rc do,y tho lli'D ZY '1:31.1 News HeadJine.s 7:32 MustcaJ Cloct 7.4:. 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THRU FRIDAY 1:00 Sign oo News 1:05 Sacred Heart 1:211 Cotmtry Jamboree 1:30 Farm Newa 8:35 Paul Bowen l :>lb Meigs Ct Ag. Ezt. - 'C.• I:IKI Couatry Musle Time 1:20 Country Jamboreo ilarmo LlnLE ORPHAN AHNII h HAROLD GRAT oansto fULl SHANk HAll lb. NO WATIR ADDED- Lf -FRESH TURKEY lEGS FRESH TURKEY BREASTS FRESH TURKEY W\NGS • JPER RIGHT ALL MEAT SKINLiiSI ·Wienen lb. 49c HALF ss WA!Tii ' s"''~'N" WHOlE HAMS 12,. 16 ~~. "'· 55c 4 HAM STEA Ks lb • . 9c; ••.89c Fuu surr lb.49c u..69c lb.39c AVERAGE CENTER CUTS OutltandiRfl Poultry Buys .~.49c Chicken Legs Chicken Breasts Chicken Wings I'ROZIN .8~1 St~~, ,..;. . . . , Canned Hams lb. 59c lb.29c Turkey Livers ,•.73c SHORTENING ICE CREAM MARGARINE 3 ~N 49' 7 GALLON CARTON .,. • ·~)I . ~· Ll}~· :f• . ,.'·c pkg. JANE 'ARKEit PORK & BEANS APPLE PIE ::.·29c - 39c IEDGICU '~2Sc OR HALVES •. l·lb. IUL,TAHA lltAND S(ICED e~ND lb. NUTLEY V.. LB. STICKS 4 DRIED dR.iiD i ANGEL FOOD LAilGI! RING . c t.lll. 13«. - Pinlo Beans --BOOR JAN! ,ARKIIt ..._ ... _NU PEACHES ..• I'RESH DRISSIO CAP'N JOHN I'ROZ:iN IONA IIAND . lb. BORDEN'S BIG TREAT CHUNK e,~.~t•m MONEY · 49c ~tewing Chickens 39c Breaded Shrimp - '~::: 69c Roasting Chickens WHITE BEAUTY LIGHT ADY-MIXE FRESH COOKEI)-IJONELESS- TUNA FISH ' ' COOKED STAR KIST BRAND .... "'"'.. ••• ...... ' SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED ~~ FUllY iR _ 5 to lB·Ibt. D yoUNG t&N lluce ~-··-... Or lp .~ ... ' \ ?1' ~-- .·, -·. \b. Wllh SAVES TIME \ 'I ... ._, . c _Cathy Jl. ·co:N(ERETE •• MASON I Tomoto ~ , 3 ROOMS $299 News Dam - ... New Furniture mo-[lanuly 1uu.1 ;-w-~,~ - dolm~~~~ Antiquity Social News 1 II II 7:05 Breatfatt Party 1:00 Mu01cal Clock 9:15 Jones Buick Show 7:45 Word & Testimony 10:15 The Good Life 8:00 Obto Valley Newo 1:00 NeWI 18:35 Musle Ill The Air 8 05 World, National Newo 7:05 Tiny's Chapel 10:45 This Is Musle 810 Sporll Today 7:34. 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I ....., ""** a ...... Mr. llti.Wortb 16. Rich eartll. R. a.- Mrs. James Howard !lam· te~ 111111 ~ · •, brock, 309 So. Colmeetlcul Ave., r. Visited Wellston, son, 3:17 a. m. Tiles- R nd K , · day aymo ems. .r • Dloclllr... Miss Jl'reda,_ StrloJ!Icmd. IW'· Patients l'ICently discharged en and Patritila Pack vlllted Included Rotler Swisher, John Mr. and Mro. Mqwood ··JohnJeffers, E111el Johnson, Mrs. ston Thursda_y·, Bill Frye, Mrs. Ida McGowan, - IIIey l•l!D•ton ... Mrs. E. Rainey, Mrs. NQIIh Sh..,ts, Mra. James Af!>old, Mrs. Richard Graham and In!ant aon, Mrs. John H. Corrl· Vef veau ani! Infant aon, Mrs. Ste- -:---::"""'----::~ phen 1>. Wllllams and Infant Gauge readtDgs: GalUpolls aon, Mrl. L'wrence McKibben Dam 13.5, )3,0, . . . . ,. 3\0 teet and Infant daughter, Mrs. Leo on rollers Porilel'O}'·M,aon 20.· Pear!IOII and infant daughter, 84, Pt. Pleasant 2U8, . Hlnton Mrs. Prancls Dunlap and in· 2.:14 falllnif, Kanawha Falll a.47 font aon, Charles Jones, Mrs. fallin(, Charleston 18.96 rising. Blain Friend, Calvin Davt1, London <lam was 1'1'• Mrs. Wallace Ebtrsbach, Shlr- feet Marmet and ley Shaell, Mrs. Harry Miller, ' were on the ollls. Dana, Ralke, Mrs. Jan.es MiU· Boat moveinenlll er and 1\ln. Arthur Evans. Objo Rlver - Lulber Herd· man Up 14, S p.m.; Elisha Woods Fourth Birthday 14, 4:3D p.m.; St. Marys up I• CelebNJted 14, 1t40 a.m.; John Ladd Dean Mr. and Mra. Kennelb wu. 1 -.14, 1:15 a.m.; Onward up oox entertained Sunday wlth ·a.IJl.; Queen Cit.y up party for their son, David; "I'·.'" a.m.: B~aver 1own 15, obserl'ed bilfourlb birthday ; Soulhern up 5:25 nlversary. Jacob G. down l6, 4:20 a. A miniature carousal used A. E. Dyke up 16, 6:05 a. a centerpiece for the table George Price up 17, 2 a.m.; rtad out tbe clrcua 111eme Warren Hougland up 17, • in the party decorations. 6:1111 a.m,; Merry.go-round cake was . J~ltl~·t ·JI!f..,.. ved to lbe invited guests. · doWn 20, 4:45 a.m.; · L. t, ~ats and clown down 20, 5:25 Bob were given as favors. Benter down 21,6:35 •-m.; P"J''" Those attending were ne H. up 22 I a.m.; Chris fer Wlee, Mepn and 8:30 p.m.:. (]wries K. Miller, Merlba ' 2!80 aln.; Wliltel' HDIIJ•JI Beverly and Brian Wilcox, Greenup 1:10 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ess, Pennsylvania down Greom·ll and Darla Wllcm. 3:20a.m.; John J. Rowe ":""'._:;;;;;::;;;;;::;;;;;::=..__ Gi,eemop 5:15 a.m.; Bucker_<: Greenup 6:10 a.m.; - -meat 20. C..: tlren, Mro. Mary_ K•a,. , Mr. er doWll Manntt 11 :05 p.lll.; and_Mrs. I'~~ and daugb- f s.- z. dawn Mlll'll!<t ~:05 • • tor P'Pannl~ ealleil on Ml'. and m.; ~ uP llal'llle\ Mtt. Olio)' Plllik and family. S:l• a.m. ; Utile Eoilward 1111 A d&Qihle,_ "iBS , ~ to Mr. Wlnfleld 3 : ~ - p.m.; Thelml lind Mro. Okt!J P'!"k f<l!ltJsl J8 Ann dorm Nioli<!lcl ~::U.- p.m.; at ·1folzer ,8~'\*'· GafU_poUs, ,Jl~Cl-,; BoaworUI doWil Winfilld Oh'Mr0 • and·' Mn 61~ Say t p.m.; Lucy Jane Lucas tlown nd Wlntlld 11·10 1 f&JQI~ ~ at. ' p.m. Columbus 0 .isiling_ Mr• Dil • llmilt8 1110, major 11m Ill 1 8 a~ I I . M lh6 tl. S. eolf' llnroal $315 Jria. Fl d. p •" -Fl. -..ooetlao 'Mr .:~ Uon, I reeonl hftll. oy 0\1'.,.. • ,o,, • · -·~ Mrs. Law~ence Jojmston and family, lljin~sv!Ue, Mr. Cla_r·ll ence BeayiiP,- M'' Boggess, U tart, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Jo ~o~e : . f~y, ~tart, Mr. vi!ltacl' Mr.' Qd 'foywood Jolmelcln. Mrl. Dori.'Dalle, tl'il ~·­ Mll')l KeUU tlllecl, •• 'WI!~ H ltal 0. """"'U . to ~:'Visit osp ' -.... '• c o~ J'li~ ~- _, '~lh-11 one! M.... ~ 0r1111111. 1hornecornlnf _ at Tiab'ocl<, w.1 D•"• S tllld PQII;I rqv.w.n- Q R-i ,. Mr. and Mn. llolly Fl'\tild Va . s~. en ' c • ... ~ open! Swl41y &I ~vm. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr and ! -==========;:=::===:;:~ wllllller mo~. Mrs. (lertrud~ ' sons s~nt 8 11'1111 Mr . ." Frw. ' and Mrl. Clll!l Orr. ••~· "":: r.\rMra. -~llle1141 .._ Mr. BAd Mrs. walter MeNalllU..,, ..... Mn- UQn. . •• • By Mra. A. .-ey aid Smitll and soo. Columbuo, . m<e and tlwll' -.uc~ter IIDd l Mr . Everitt Smith made a spent 1 weekend witb llleir o1 Delaware ...Ued on trip IAIIilllebepvllle al)ll look bb thw, 1\ln. Myrtle llwltz. Mn. A. II. llallty NeOnlly . I Otlll daucbtera home. '!'boy had ovent Mr. and Mrs. WIUiam Sor- MNi . Alioe Cape,hart ~ Syra. two -ks btre. den 01 Eqle Rile open! Sun- cuse spent Sunday with her 1 . . . . . Oo...-.... ne41 Mr. al)ll Mr•~ OrQar Cremkt day evening with Cllnl Orr and , daught er, Mr, and Mn. L&r C4n·~· f•r"" o1 Racine li'OUI a few days fomUy . /'lher Friond. 1 with Mrs. Mae Pierson. • ~~~~- and Mrs. Arthur 1 'I - d "- W t Hoi'·n 1't ·' .., I'IIST r. an ~·- er "' • Y w ~,racuoo ·~nt an ..... Pine Grovo, opeot an ov,enl"' Ina with Mr. ana Mrs. QUALITY FUINITUIE CO. with Mr. and Mra. Rolph Bal· Ballard . : IIEGULA~ MASON. W. VA. lard. Rev. and Mrs. Eddie Gril· Celjif'iec!--<l)il St ti Mra. Lotto 8poDO« ol Syra- lith, Mrs. Moe Plerllllll II 011 ouae sponl a woelrend wlth.ftev. Mro. Lottie Spoocer attended JANE PARKER 3-LLIM 3-LL BAG '1.98 '2.10 U. S. NO. 1 SIZE A 4~39c Pea Beans a..49c lu . . . b. Avg. _ _ Hone,d8WS ... ...49c Apples . . . . . . . . . ___ 4 :~59c STOlE Potato Chips 1-LB. PKG• A&P BRANP--f:ROZIN - - POTATOES 10:. 79( / 39c j9,,. L. \ .If .. -2 1..t.B. PKctS. Potato 39c - Morsels • Cottage fries 2:~. 39c Candy Bars 10 ~ 39c A&P BRAND fROZ:IN HERSHEY-4111E5TU-CLARK-REESE ' Sparkle Gelatins 4!:: 29c �• oli' • - •• ' ) ' I ] en tin e .-- ~ t~·i <.< C e • "' ~;:::;: - ~--------~~~----~------~·~-~~----~--------~D~·~·~~~ei~~~o~T~.. ~-~-.-~ri~!~•·~·~~~~~~T~..~~~~~~·~·~~~~-a.~o~a~A~n.~----.---.--~------~ ~~' VOL XVI NO. 120 • POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO •. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1964 ' York is Home In Beloved Mountains .. TRAv._ AFB, CalU - U. Klumnann, wbo .. tap«~ ComJII!IIllst captivity In Laos, stapJief' onlll the U.S. !Pinland WedneOday night and wu greeted by hit wfe, Sara, II. a happy reunion. ','It'• great tr be home," ut_IJ!med the 30 • year • i::!iarlel F. POMEROY OHIO TONIGHT & THURSDAY JoiOT OPEN FRIDAY thru WED. S•pt. 4-9 WALT DISNEY 'S "THE MOON SPINNERS" (Technicoiorl STOCKINGS .Bayley Mills. Eli Wallach. Peter ltlcEnerv. Joa n Grtoe n· wood. ' ~(Qilll&nn, as climbed fi'om the military transport which bad orougbt him from Bangkok. CARTOONS THURSDAY lh•u SAT. an ' $UN., MON. and TUES. ' Sept. 13-14-15 !'WILD AND WONDERFUL" (Technicolorl Curtis, Christine Kaur · CAPE KENNEDY ALL-STAR Sl!:LJ!!CTION - . The useful ness of Boys' League baseball In Meigs Unitad States tonight plans ~~~~~~~~!Y, has Eroved 1ts worth time and time agam. One area, however, which h a 8 ~~ Its lar&est scientific sateiestab 1shed a solid program is Rutland. but there are boys there who would tJtt to study space and Jts haif such, a program were started. One of these is Rocky Williams, 12 yearzards to manned voyages to the Mr.~~ Mrs. Ray Williams of Rutland. Rock;Y joined the Little League in mobn and planets. Md., t IS summer while his father was working on construction there and named on IS league all-star team as first baseman. The Oakland all-stars ended e 1,013_pound ph cal ob,.,rvatory a Foutburg, Md. ~am 3-1. Rocky will be an eighth grader at Rutland this .. be rocketed 011 an• - ,:~~~: to play orgamzed baseball on Rutland next summer.-Sentinel Photo. ~~&tit that will take I· or of tJte way to the moon. Launch ~mo l ls from 9iJ4 p.m. EDT to IG:Oli p.m. EDT. Trade In & Close Out \ 6500 BTU Fedders AIR CONDITIONER - Sack to ...School With~. Reg. $195.00 ~AIO N 5 ELECTRIC (Guaran erators ... l' to d) · Hotpoint-Frigldair.-Kalvlnator 3 900 Electric Range HOTPOINT ~ ·· ' DRIVE· IN ' . 'ft~.·~ · .:~' BUSTER· · _ . j=tO\NN~ '"vo:uh . TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHT Jerry Lewis "ROCK·A-BYE BABY" A~LlH!A'f c .ttaLDUN'I &HOES {Technieolor) ' -lndDerren Nesbitt and Julle Hopkins in "LIFE IN DANGER" WE GUARANTEE' ' A PERFECT FIT! i Mr. Milhoan, -andJanette Scott "'PARANOIAC" 26" DELUXE ~r-7.99 .._.;·"• Boys Bicycle SCHOOL DAYS • •• TIME FOR 1 Set Dayton 20 lb. . Store Scales " I . 1 POLL-PARROT SHOES 7.99.,. with Acfuatod Prlto Chart HOT POINT Electric Dryer 6.99 7.99 - . 12 Gauge Remington Pump Gun 4.99 to 7.99 \ Narrow and Wide Widtba Portable & 21" Console ••, • .- I• ... ... ·:· ·". .~ r·:, TELEVISION :. ' .:·•· ' ~·~ ·'· !, . ·I y • ;._, .. " . .''' ...' .. AUTO ,· Seat Covers ••• M the demands school makeo of shoes· · Fino! Slotk Of Lawn Mowers 22" 2V2 H.P. Example: Rotiry Mowor Drntlc Close Out Prlc• Rog. $59.95, $44.95' -mot ill tho"" sarvlcaable styiH. ·hey hllwo the rlfiBedneoo and durability, 111 n«enary, plus ploeslns desians • tD deltflht MICil member of th4l 4esk 18t. 6.".., ' ' ' ' &R Firestone MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ .. . . ·~ ·~ I ,. Woodland Refuge Bill Is Signed ~ ~ Mason County···~ Get New Inddst MALL, Tenn. (UPI)- Aivln C. York was borne bls beloved Cumberland MDuntalns for good · today. oo longer haunted hy the deed wblcb · made him the greatest foot soldJer of World War I. The legendary mountaineer was returned to his sprawling fann on the Wolf River Wedneaday from Veterans Hospital In Nashville were he died Wednesday at the age of 76. Funeral services tentatively were scheduled for Saturday with burial In Wolf River Cemeterv, not far from the mountain ledge where York married childhood sweetheart, Gracie Williams, after his trium1ploanl return from the war. A deeply religious man, York confided in his last known interview that the memory of the 25 German soldiers he killed during the bloody battle of Argonne Forest in France remained .with him through the years. "! stm don't like to think about it even today," York said in the interview on his birthday last Dec. 13. "I always believed in the Lord's commandment 'Thou shalt not kill,' but 1 also believe there are times when a man ju.•t has to fight for the lthiin2S· he believes." 1 SAIGON, VIetNam- Pre~nler Nguyen Kha"h returned unexpectedly to Saigon tocia} In pal'$lt acceptance. of American suggestion tha Ito rejllm as soon as poslilble. Alter Khanb stepped down from the presidency last week· and following two weeks of · and went to si•·k leave, U.· S. Ambassador Maxwell D. Ta••lor I ••ld Kanb "Ezpected to ret11m I jo Saigon ill the nest days rtsume bis oormsl dutlea. Iliad of government:• S•pt. 10·11 ·12 11TOM JONES" (Technicolor) Finney . Sussa nah Griffith, Oamt> h ••••• be ~!ALL . UNDA SUE GIIIBS Unc!a Sue Gibbs, daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gibbs ol 108 Roaewood-Ave., CirclevUle, graduated from nunes al Good Samaritan traiDlllg bospltal In Clnclnnalt recently MJts Gibbs spent one year at Oblo Slate and tbe otber lbree at the Cincinnati bospital. Attending the graduation from Pomeroy were grandparents. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Ebersbacb, aod her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gibbs. Detroit Man Killed in Accident � 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 09. September 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. 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