http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9f9e36eeb3864670987562c428f59b88.pdf b18f3e991949fc108dc3f5ddc80fbac9 PDF Text Text ......, . . . . ! " 111M Wa)'. 0HIIfllll, Iliad& IMI • lstC _. Wr' ':r. a- 11. a I l,pt. ... f I VOL XVI NG>. ·195 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1964 Finai·Vote Count ·Makes LBJ ·Record O-fficial to narofila 0 . Materlll m. -4~~t'. - JAtl !)I= pd. 4 2 1 9 6 10 17 1.6 15 22 t9 2'} 'JJ or I . -...... 19 25 26 20 2? 21 28 ~ I 8 15 22 29 i 1 : 16 23 10 1? 24 5 12 19 4 ll 18 26 25 ' 10 15 22 29 16 17 24 31 1 2 8 29 9 3 6 13 20 27 ? 14 21 28 11 18 -·-·- ·-·-·-·· ·-·6 ? 12 13 14 19 20 21 25 27 · · -t· · · · · · ·:;;R·· ·· - ·1· · · · - ·- 2·- · · · ·· -~- · - · · · ~- - -·- · 5 9 15 22 12 8 : : . 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II2CI Democratle Sm. stephen SteveniCII, now the llllbasaa&. M. YOIII?I defeated Rep. Robert to ,the UDitid Nad0111. Taft Jr. by 11,11'1 volel, tbe offl. . The oHiclal nturDI allowed clal tabulation today sbowed. Jolwon polled 2,488,311 votea. T1:ere was no lmmedlate IDd\- Goldwater 1,470,885. Jolmsoa's · A cation from Taft's headquarter- total waa a record lor a pres!~~ TIONS, N. Y. - wbetber be woold alk lor a re- deDUal candidate In Oblo; Its 1 --;;:;,!""Aasembl,y opens count of the llel"'torial · race. Y..., G2lhra 11,Mt ong...._~ 19M sesslo!l ~ Taft lu!s five days to d~ YOUJIII In winn1DJ biJ secoud ~ atroDil proapect:l fJl an If he wlU challenge lhe tesulta 1 term polled 1,1113,101 volea. Taft le . _ lor _lurlber of the race In 1Jhlch he was received 1,8118,'111 votes. YOUIII'I talkl ~ avert • show_down on rated tb!l favorite. ~lorli1 was about Ujlll more Ruasla 1 rlcht to vote. The op. Johnson's majority of 1,02'1,418 thjm sho~ In !be unofficial tab. ~EST waa scbedulid lor I p.m. over Republican Sen. Barry M. ul1tlooa made previously by the ). 1Goldwater broke !be Oblo reo- ~ of state. Seeretary of State Dean Rusk Iord lor 1 presidential con~ .of A Taft spokesm111 said 1 few and Soviet Forelp Minister An- 822,955, It bad been let In lli5S days ago that any bcinelt Qlll· drel Gromyko held a lon1 bul l · tabs Ia the tabillallon that mJabt be ~~~~vereclln a recount would )ll'obably llll1ln!:e aut wltboat a net K4in _lor ellber ...ndldate. ,, Seeretary of Stale Ted W. Brown, ~ alate's d:lef ·e\ee. lion olflceJ, l2lkl he bad dllo CUlled the labula~ With Taft and doubted that the Clncilmatl 'Republlcall would Ut a recount. Taft'• l!efeat waa coosldered orie of tile ma)GI' upseta na· tlollally ·Jn !be eJee\ki'l. HI:: fa. lber, t1:e late $e!l. _Jiobert A. Taft, wu a f~ 'GOP Sen· ~le leader. Taft al_fl_wu rated a billavorite In 1Jiei rue and eonaldered one ol the GOP'I bright young alan who prob• ~~r:;:~:~. 2 bly would 10meday-be a presl- 1 For a recouut to be IIIICCelldeilllal ..l?dldate. 1u1 • mlllate of at 1ea11 Ht• ' MOll '!bsen'en belleved Taft votes 111 Taft'• favor would need ran 111 aceptiDnally strong to be IOIIIId A Taft apollesman race ill comlnl u close as be had lndlc~ .mlltakes would ;IJd to tbe 7$-year-<>kl Yolllllln have to be fouDd In large view of Jolmlon'• IDI?IIhlllg vic. ll'OOPI to offset lhe Young ma.. lory. A Taft apokeaJIIliD said jorlty With JolmloD Winning by 1,027, • 100 votea Taft had overcome a The returns lhowed that in admlllloo volel In the Johnson diUon to Johnson only one other landslide. . person polled more lhan two 1'Ybunc ~ a statement In mUllon votes. He wes former Wuhlnglon eapressiJl8 tban1u Gov. c. William O'Neill who re. for his v1e1oey and promised to eelved 2,10l,fl5 In wlnlllllg r• "COIIIlnue .to represent Ill the election to a term as Ohio Su· people of Oblo with ftdeUty, zeal preme Court judge. He defeat· and ~I Industry.'' A liberal, od Joseph D. Bryan of ColumYOUDII pneraJJy supports the buo by 1193,011 on the DOII·parti· , ,John- ProtiJ'81111 Isan judicial ballot. ' U. S. Planes Shot ~oscow D . N 'T • ·I ' ?;:~~-:r;1 own ear nang e or' three days and have further talks. I - THE soVIET faulty. &n;~ S~;lentl~~ spo _ tted ' SAIGON, . South VIet Nam the U. S. Marlner-4 ~be a (UPI) -Communist guerrillas ~ay ~ead start on the:r own shot down two U.S. II)IUtary Zond·2, ~bleb _w•• (Junched &lrcralt today oa the fringes of toward Ma,rs _MOnday, the 110-Called Red • controlled Within H houn~ however, the "Iron triangle'' 30 mUes northoftlelal Soviet news agency east of Saigon: , Tass re~rted ~I "the power An American mtlltary spokes. 'll!pPIY aboard !lie statiOn Is ap. man said the American crew'\Jroximately ~per cent below men In both incidenti "escaped lhe 0xpeeted· serious injury" and were res. ) cued by· Ame:iean belleopiA!I'I. ' PASADENA, CALIF. <UPI)- '11le lint craft downed by t.!ariner-4, ils el~ "eye" Vl!t Cong fll'OUDd lire waa a firmly oo the star Canopus, ~ .. , sped toward Mars. Sclenwere preparred lor a lr , ie~::::~. maneuver· :i'1 to collie S' U.S. Air Force AlE Skyralder,aboard escaped without lighter-bomber. It was piloted '11le spokesman said the by 111 Lt. Kemp ,P. Roedema, raider was on a "training :11, of Garfield, N.J. Kemp par- slon" over CommUDJst--eontrolled achuted to safety. but !Us Viet- jungle terrain when It wa• bit ~- co-pilot apparently did while fiylllg at about 700 teet, not II2CI 11 lilted as missing In action. The plane "lOIII altitude rap. '11le second croft downed was Idly," the spokesman said. Jloe. a turbojet HUlB helloopter, dema reported that when-he re. which wu destroyed on the aUzed the plane could not re. ground after it made a forced tum to its base, be 11ve the orJandinll wben hit by Red IP'OUlld der to ball out. lire. 'lbe lour U.S. Army men "Roedema ... repeated the order to baD out to 11:e VNAF (Vletnameee air Ioree) pilot several times, but be . did know whether 11 wu clll'liid 1 out," the 1pokesman aaid. of •late lbil •fter;Doon.. the aero,_. craft. searchlnl ll!t !por1!!d no IiCht ~ tl:a milllllg AIRMAN SWISHER MelvlD R, Swllber, alrmaa USN, IIID tl Mr•. ~ Mn, Harley R, SW!Iber ei Roate 1, Mlddlepert, paduated Oet. 11, fmD the Ari· atloa F.amlllarllaliall Scllool at tbe Naval Air Tecllnleal Tralalq Center, Mempbla, ..,...,.~~oe, Roller Store Announcing TeDD. Father Sought In Burning of- ;;;:.::~ i"'N 15 22 29 MAT!IIJU PRO! 1\1-~~5 TO NAME OJl"ICEitS A buiiiless meetll)g well! out ,ol · Uon Qf officers will lllf 1111 left side a n 4 dinner when the 11111.. ._"' anc1 · - nu; ~~~~;~t:~-~ eoon ~In �...,. 11 ---Ji..-.... ,' • 1. '~"t;~ o~ , r ·t OOCI'OR . .SAY . Do and. ~'II Call .MY. Old ~I'' , ' 1rt1 ~ aatlon dependa U]IOil world condl· u a aatlon and u In· cUvlduall, bell promote world democ- tlo~ how Clll wt, .. '':},, } .. Iilah school newspaoer. •RJWJ..Z!NO tbal our aunlval u a frat ., ...... .... A. How Can We Promote Demoeracy? Editor'• Note: Tbla II an editorIal written by a atudent editor of an ncy1" Hue II a partlalanawer to lhll que• tloll: n 11 the duty of an American cltiaen to do all within hll power to extend world ptatt and peaceful ldeu; there- ,. "' fOrt, we u a nation of Individuals must lltrlve to aet an example for theee coun· ~~~ wblcb art on the brim of Commun· lam and the hen-today, aone-tomorrow •10vemment1. We, u youth and adult&, should be their ttachel'l and Julde• for we have .,... aranted • long and proud tradition ~ tetrlcanlsm with democracy u ltl fl. · 1111 . However, lhll does not mean to t.U tl em about democracy, but to show tbem. We llhould send raprasentatlves of pl!llple who w11l be wiiUng to work with . JIIort unfortunates tllan they and who art able to Jive a flrll·hand trnowledJe of clemocraey. · We must realise that these countries are faced with more serious problems than with those that our country 11 faced When we are Jiving wlstance to these c:oUDtries, It Is our responsibility to IH that this aid (whether military, monetary, or penoaal wise) goes to the peopo It and not to their teacfen who have II· ready been well versed on the Ideals of cltmoeracy ancl wall proVided with a comfortable maana of l!lnlval. We ahould not, however, forte ttllalld upon the people. Often they resent American aid because they are not assured that 'tlle Americans UDderstand fuli.Y their problems and the hurdles which they must clear u a n•'f and ~ble 1ovemment or -. an old, but wtal ont. l'efbaPI, wt are too basty In judging whq we should atep In or when we should bow out. Let us remember that a little retpect for an· other country'• power a lona: way. Tbt foremost Idea with whiCh we ahould be concerned u free American cltlsens II: "Charity bteJnl at borne!" How can we, u indlvlduall, hope to show these people the outltandJDI Ideals of democracy, when certain JP'OIIPI within our own country are not enjoy!IIJ the principles which are eupposeiUy arattted to them by a democratic form of govern· ment? It II our respondhlllty to protect these minority aroups for they are u much a part of our working government as are tlie muse•. It II our responsibility to cho.se a good president, one who win lead our country In the path1 of liberty, justice, equality, ll)d opportunity to ev• ery American, regardleu of race, color, creed, or sex. It II our responslblUty and our privilege In a democracy to speak out against tyranny, totalltarlanllm. and, finally and most pressing, the world threat of Communism. Let all Americans unite for one commoll purpos~1 to ever strive to preserve this prfucl)llt which represents the blood of our forefath~ who died that our country might endure.• This is our prtnelple, our ldtll of dtlllocracy. aoee I !0 f l ! h~PPY Yuletide bill . . . Have a warm, fHllDJ. WU!tam L. J>atterson blgh in the Communist Party of the. Unlttd '•States, arrived safely In the USSR tor meetings with the new Ruulan chiefs. ... ' Hot romance Oil the late scene: A for· mer all-American and a former Mlu America . . . The ftrat santa Claua of tht ~euon has taki!ll up a station outside the Albert French rlitaurant In Greenwich Vlllagt, and his bt&r!! Ia green. lt't not exactly tredltlonal, but lt'l probebly appropriatelY hip for that ne1Jhb0r'bo6d . . . , Stalll!haw, ortctnator of the "Milk· man's Matinee~ on t'idlo. hu sUffered hll lliCOIId lltart attack. Mamie Van Doren, who got a lot of tntl!llclty mileage out of blllplayer lo Jtllnlly, has a new eultor on the eout. He's not u famous 11 Bo, but he't years .youDPr than anyllod)', and his ha4' Is more blOnde than Mamie'• •., . Hlppl•lll l' rJig In ...... 11· t,mlal1 A IUfpiiM Otbori l-11 T liD · t:qli = ..· IN 1 :::;j 1::=-= PR Cle~-; Roy Jlbi Slolle W'IM -IJ 1-11 • • d ...., - - ., •• .1. ' 1 • ~ a Bldcle IIIII· Iqer llelfllle bolb Slaloe 11 H. · ~ ... -·• ,.. .,_. lurlber Into ,.U an11 llondAII Mulllnl, 1 liz. ....:....;,....., aa ..., • - e . . - . . ..!I ........ tl!ll • - •· u 1 >ejuvena!A!d ery; Ht Terry llln!lan Trace five, led by ............. CIJIIIIIIIp. foo111'. .,__ ' ·-'lbe DeW leader wbo II aiJo L MuUinl !o1 • ~qUid .......... 1IJ Jola D lddJd&h 1Cboo1 princljw, Ia Gecqe erfl-na are: RGcer Wauaa, Delli Muo )lllCSJ.AIJI CJW1110N 1 , _. JJ IUIBDT GRDDI t111J1 doubled the u•...t e1 Evano. bave Coach tiv-·1 IWt. P4l Jteltb NORWALK. Qllm. (UPil- 11e1r.11 Ira IIi UaW l'nM 111m 111•11 · votot compllod by hil aearea1 'lbe Wlldcalt ....,ed their er1 In tbe tbree eoo!Ht. plaftil N • Jadl; Nlrklaus, · thil · W1llle ID1l ,... • H rlvlll M 1Adama e1 I • dlilllnl 6H7 win th111 fat. Last Mer«rvllle 1nm Here'• llm1an Trace' a !'&- hiJII*I money.... iD • MelilaolrDe of jlle Cle1!la COlAllOIUI (IJPI) - )!:lrle hu OVII' WlltoD. '!bey -tlnued 1o wbl a league crown Wll the mainlJ11 acheclule. GoJt Lil!aP'· 1 ar-, wbo Meull'M to their fine abowlne tbe nest ev· 11151-41 • under Paul Shaw. Dec. l - Wllton · •........ · · A cli'CIIIt. won U, 'lbe . , _ ;• 1ilt ID 1l1lbllla an4 • alate Tbt lint-year Mllllilloo I!01Icll enin11 llainlt an 1Junpd team, The Wlldeall eao and will be Dec. 4 - Eastern · · . ... . .•. A Cbamplon el the Year'' pltchen Jim ·DM • !JI tille Ill hil flnt ,_ at the wu 1bf lint penon ever to but were balled lhll put week toup opponents. Dec. 11 - North Gollla . . . . . H lsauOd by GoU Digest ll<ndenaa,. tbe fldt helm, toda1 DfJD8d United win coscb ol the Jell . _ , by KJaer Crtek, c.4f. Rucker baa av0f8lled 20 pointl Dec. II - Decatur Wash . . . A KIDIII Cit¥ ad tilt tt Prete IDienlattonal Oblo l!llb two years nmninc and a1ao Tbt two wins are already a game MOiltgomery 13 and Dec. It - Shade . . . . . . . . . • H SERVICIIS SCHEDULED HoiiiiOII. Both were • .. • hiCb ICbool Claa AA fiiOiball three limes In a career,' more than Mercet"Vllle Cremm", 11 Dec. 29-!0-Holiday Tolll'lley at LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Fu- ter of .JiaD Dii!lo, a . . . loothol1 ooacb <l(.1he year. tel hu JDIIIIered In the Jllll · HT . -.1 aervlcee for Cbarlel G. club, · It wu the lbinl llml Bruce Other top.lllgbt coaebel lbat three _.,..1 u lba tcbocir ~ Jan. I - Southweslern . . . . . . A CUrtil 50, former executive wu voted the bollor by the placed 11JCb In the N1WinC bad 1o81 S1 gaines llrallbt. nee, .J't Jan. 15 - Kyger Creek ..... A sports' editor for tbe Los Ange- tioDII Bocb)' tap; 11111& Ill 1tate'1 sports writers coaches were Jimmy ADen of Newllfk, Led by s.t Terry Rucker, . Feb. 5 - Decatur Wash . .. . H les 'l'lmeo, will be held W~ and sportscasters. He 'first was Bill Berton of Elyria, LoWeD Coach Evans has eight returnFeb, 19-20 Gallta County TOUfllt day at Glendale, Calif. Curtis __;_,_ _ _ _ _ _ _..,;;; coach of the year In 1960 and 800!"'- Sprmgfield South, Tony entury'6 boo-boo mg lettermen this seuon. · leS Uf ey at HT . died In his sleep Sunday morn. again year ago both times Chllcchlero of Ashlabula IIIII T Tile other lettermen are: 1- 1 Jan. 22 - Eastern .... .... 11 1118 . while' at1 Sand~' Don Drebus of East Cleveland urn~ into But . PT. PLEASANT _ Mr1. An- Jan. :!11 - North Gallll .. .. , . A 'lbe stocky Bruc'e, who has a Shaw. A rota! of 42 coaches rena Glenn Price, 54, Sand Hill Feb. 12 - Southwestern ... H DISCONTINUES FK~NCIDS£ 72-12-3 record in nine yeers as cetved nommattODS. Grid Play o/1964 Road, Pt. Pleasant, died SaturCIN•;lNNATJ tUPil- Bill J)e. a head eoach. Is unbeaten in his Bruce Is a nalive of Pitt&- NEW YORK (UPI) - The ' day at 6:45 p. m. In Pleasant Witt, owner of the CinciDnatl last 3Z games at Sandusky and burgh, Pa., and later lived at I' "boo boo of the century" was Volley Hospital after a short BOW' Ce Reds, announced Moaday that Massillon. Cumberland, Mel. He went 00 pulled by him Ia laat Saturday'l ll Illness. · ll the dub discontinued tis Macon. When Leo Strang left Massll- Ohio Slate, but a knee mjury Army-Navy game, Army Coacb She was born Se te be 16 Ga., franchise m the Southern ion for the eoDege Bruce cut short his playlll8 career Paul Dietzel claimed Monday. 1910 in Princeton r th. League and purchased the franlanded the select ,JOb at the there. "We won, so I can 11alk daughter of lhe l~te AI~ Ee chise of the Knoxville, Tenn., Stark County Scboi>l, His philit." the former Miami UDiver. · club osopby of coecblng remained After graduation In 1953, oily player and coach told a Firestone, Gi.J, and Evans and AlUla Glenn Epps Calfee. CCI the same - stick to the tp'OUJ1tl Bruce became backfield coach meeting of N.w York tootheD Sausage posted wins MOnday Mrs. Prtce WaJ an employee8 HULL SENT DOWN when poulbie. al Mansfield Senior and theD writers. night In Gallipolis Independent! of Lakin Stale. Hospital and PT. PLEASANT - The snow ClllCAGO (UPI 1 - Dennis Bruc_e, 33, ,... a landslide moved to Saler_n to take over In the fourth period, Dietzel League action In Washington! ~!'dent of {omt Pleasant for and icy highways contributed HuU, brother of the Chicago "TIW winner in the annual balloting 88 head coach m 19511. sen, in a subsUiute with an or- SchooL ' meJt::: ::; lears. She was to three accidents Monday mor· Hawks' star wing Bobby Hull, conducted by UPI. He more His record at Salem was 2l-9 der to quick kick. A penalty h F~esto;', ~~nd Jo~ M~l-~ of Princeton :O~"to!:urch nlng resulting in heavy proper- was sent down lo the club's St. and in four yean at Sandusky was assessed In the meantime, F .:18 :;::ea . Y Eastern Sta; ol ty damage but only minor per- Louis farm team today. The 1 10 1 71 THIS WEEK'B GAMES he was 34-3-3. AI MasslUon ~ puslllng Army to o fourth dowu a :.. opemng r es ' lnjurie&. move was made to reduce - · &,!pi! , f 1 5 Toal&bl has yet to lose a game. ' ~ 20 yards to go. situation. co~ilht. h't 1 11 1 tit Surviving are her State Police Investigated 1 i",..um&;ber,...o.,f..;p;..la.;y.,er,.•.,to.;..the&.;...;.._._..,_ _...,_ _ _"'ii 0 1 • Ha . The coach says quic~ kick," oan _or ose Wilbur. one daughter, Anna G. ""' Dllshap 7:30a.m. ""' 11 MID Trace at Wilton the reserve rold quarterback ht the !mal pertnd as the Johnson, Huntington· one Route 2 south of the intersecRio Grande College at Cedar· MCKAY NAMED COACH Rollie Stichweb. outscored Falstaff 20 • ter Mrs, Mary lion of Routes 2 and 17 when ,:::. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)- Stlchweh was puzzled 11 rnlherthat otanza. . W. Va., and one brother, A. a car driven by Storlie W. SteJ Heod Coach Jolm McKay, shrugged: "An order 1a an or- 0 scorers were Foresto~ E. CaUee Buntin ton vens, 56 Galli lis Fe travUDion at Rio Grllllle whoee University of Soulbern der." were Paul Smith 15 and Terry ' g · eliog on""Rt 1 . (game plared in GAHS CalUomia Trojan.s upset mighty "We were In 8 spread lorma· Hansley with 10. Funeral services are being off the berm then .;.,t back, sUd gym, Gallipolls). Notre Dame last Saturday, was tion at fourth and 20 and Navy Aaron Buffington paced . held 'l'Uedday at 10 a. m. in till the Icy highway and struck Friday . named Monday to head the eouldn't believe It" Dietzel olilff Wtth 19, John Kamenski the Chapman • Wilcoxen Mort- the southbound car of Da ld Southwestern at KJ8er Creek West COI!Chill8 staff for the 1!llh said. ' 'The aafety m;., nn had I& and Cuppel added 11. uary wltb Rev. Garry Roach Fielder Jr 42 New llav: Trace at Eastern annual East-w..t Shrille game theD back, then up and The haUtime score waa officiating. Burial will be in Steven.:,..;· cited for failure thens at Middleport JaJJ. 2. and then almost fielded the Falstaff. the Rest Haven cemetery have vehicle under control Pro Ga]llpolls at Logan punt whell Stlchwlh did quick EvaM, with • 28 point Princeton, Friend& may call at perty damage 1o the two ~lc: NelaonvlUe at Jack11011 FIGHT REStJLTS . kick." period, defealed Goodyear the mortuary, leo was estimated at , 1 000 Pomeroy at Wellalqn f!Y UniiH 1'*1 ,;r tawtloul 53 in_the oecond eon1081 of the The second mishap inv~SatardaJ . MANCHESTER, 1Eng. lUPf) ELECL'S OmCERS everung. TIDE TAitES TITLE sated ,by State Pollee occurred Findlay College at Rio Grande -Wiille Putrano, 174%, Miami, Modern Woodman c a m p EvaM' Dave Holter was at 9:35 a.m. one mile north o1 <2 p. 111~ 1ame at GaiD- Fla., stopped Terry Dowues, 7230 at Burllogbam beld ill man for both 1eam1 aa he · NEW YORK (UPl) - The Salt Creek Bridge on Route 2 1 polis), ' .Britain <11) retains world recutar meeting and election ol ed 24 points !brooch tbe boopa. final United Preu lnternalion· when a ear driven by Bennie oat_HID at GallipOlis (I p. m: light hea~ IItle. office's SaturdaJ for both lhe TCfll Pltcbford wu al major college football rat. Alfred Slover, lllldne)', Ohio, . gaD16.) ,• . . Junior and Adult groupe. Plans with 10 IIIII Steve Fuller lngs with first place votes and trsvel!ng south olid int:o 0 northNEwPORT 4 DOOR Kyser ~ lll Fairland PIULADELPIIIA ·(UP!) were made lor a Chrlatmal par. John Fuller ,added eight won-lost re<ords Ia parenth• bound car driven by Paul J. W~ Local at A!hens ... ~rae Benton, 1621'6 , PbliodeJ. ty on Dec. 12, A fish fry ,was Bill Brown • 18 polnll led "': .· ·. Morgan, 33, BarbouravUle, w. V-8 motor, automatic traosmissi9n, power brakes, R~ at S'outliwestem pbla, outpointed James Elll8, beld followln& lba buslnesa losers, wblle Bill Hackney ~ · Va. Property damage was esll· power steering, radio, heater, white sidewall t1rea, 'Wabama at Middlepor I 160*, LoulsvUie, ~. (J). meeting. nine and Willie Call. and Pobda mated at fliOO. Slover was citLow mileaee, real sharp car. Roberts ~acb bit for eight 1. Alabama (22) (10.0) 333 ed for failure to haVII Vehicle Tbt WIDJlerl led at halftime 2. Arkansas (7) (1114) 301 under cootrol. ID-17. 3. Notre Dame (f) f.J) %15 The Sheriff's . Department Jn. Gi.J WOil Ita third pme ol 4. Michigan (Z) (H) 241 vesligaled a two vehicle mistalllpalgn In thAI liDale, 11- $. re- (9-1) !13 hap at 11:10 a.m. 011 Route 33 M from Scott'l Grocery. 6. Nebraska (11-1) 1116 lll!llr Clifton wbicb resulted in Five GW men bit the 7. Louisiana St. (7·1-1) x 99 John W. Rickard, 73, Clifton flgure mark. I. Oregon State (8-2) • 81 M:eiving a cut lip and Carl Wolfe led the way 9. Ohio Slate (7-2) 66 elbow. Rickard travelill8 south 3Z, Mlkt Morrison had!B7 , rles 10. Southern Cal (7-3) 411 on Rt. 33 and a northbound car 01 Andrew• 13, IIIII Jim driveB by Harry Carry Roush, \ ' and Okey KiUingswootb 10 x-Has not yet eompleled 18, eollided on the icy highway. Cadillac - Oldsmobile Roser Lemley'• 23 points JJeBaon. Neither driver waa cited. Jlam. ae Scott's and C. A. Duncan Second 10- 11, Florida State age lo tbe Rickard vehicle was wao aeeood with 14. "You'D Lllte Our Quality Way Ill Dolq Bullnea' '· 35 ; u. Syracuse II; 13, Prince- estimated at f500 and the Roush . :;:\ G&J led at the Intermission ton 8; 14 (lie) PeM State ..... --' car, a 1150 JJMJdel, wu totally 41-30 WY 2,5342 P01neroy, Ohio In ·Thursday lUll, G&J Utah 7; II. (lie) Tulsa and Ml5o '::de~mo~Jw~p.a~._ __ _ _.3""'""""""""""""""""""'""'"""'"""'"""'..;,~,;;,;,;.,;;,;,;;;;.r-J Fireetone battle lor the liJlbeal- aourl 4; 20. (Ue) MtosiasiWI · ··~ I ea and first place I)JOt In !hi! and Michigan Sllte 3. • • • • • • • a • • • • • • s • • s s • • • a a s • a • a • a a J!l league, while Falstalf baWea Olherl receiving vote•• ArJ. • • Efails Sa.... and Seol1'1 til- ZDDa State, Oklahoma, Well • . e tartalnl Goodyear. Virginill IIIII Wuhington. • • e• a ;-pm6 win::~ \:~:; ~ II ~ ~ 1 C:: ~ Mrs. p • o· sat _. d I ay S J f7et Blame for 3 Tbrillinf7 wm• r~. ~~ •bout Over Falstaff A 'dents I HELEN HELP US! "f~~~ 0: t! wl~ers Pe~s. ' KING EDWARD", Co~ge n~rth ~ ~71, j lie: Dear eta. wherever you may Fl· del Cutro It 1tlll sendlna ·~ and ~.,. rtllu Into Panama, Ven~ell and Brazil' ·. ,. Terenca Stamp Introduced Catepn41 -Millnatre, ' di1Ut.£er of the Duehtll .·of Bedford, to his 'Alfie" producer :Freddie Brtsson - at a Saidl'a lunch. Tlien she uked for the pi1't of ibe French nurse In the Broadway·houncl comedy . . . RePort& that Jacquelllle Ktll· nedy was annoyed beca11$e new. ·that 1he attended a private dinner party reached the papers - especia117 because the dinner waa followed by a acreenlng of ~Goldfln&er" - aeem ridiculous. She 11 sophistleited enoulb to reallu that no matter where ehe aoea, her movements will bt teP!)rted1 and she certainly had no way or lmoW~na In advantt that the film contaliled wllalitlu. After all, ah• waa merely a euei£, not a producer or a censor. 0 ur ~ped ~aMan the International Set ara appreclatlne the "10¥.1" 1cene In Atlantic City e'ten during the off aeaaon. The privata club accommodatee onlY 60 people, but got off to a flyinl atarl durin& the Demoera· tie National Convention laat August, and hu been twtnalnl, In a huah•h\1111..way, 1ver ainct. ,, t:.'i ' rF:.Dee·.:, ~·-! qi'· ~ -;- ·.:: 111*1 1!e ilullllll; lhe ~==·..: ~ ill .:...... u:..; fOr -~ Nlbtbal1 faDI Murdoek ; t.Z Harold llmfcom. ....,.... - 0 ." ; ... ~ J 1 p __ :L L". F'.Irestone m • ' r-- by Helen !Sottet-- • • • •f tr _. . - lelipe .m I II are ~ • ' • a pe:Hal•• Ina ... mil nidi II £\J.. I1IJ Ill tn .. lk • - - · IJJodor 1llo Ina .... Jl"' .... al till 1 , 1o1p ..... 1111 dW Jla:ica will lie P I •• Is& I' ... 1111 If -lor lupe ...... d ...... tlle1r UIICIII II Ia i 6 i - . . _. II IMir • 1• 81 . . elllll II lllo I PlajCW, drafted I1IJ a · dl1ll tlll7 wiD lie .... t1 a:: n,te with - dl1lo, tal dllc ..... lllo 1!011 lk... 11M1i111 dill lila led te lllo ,., 'II el I 1 I • r n •t 1 8y DOROTHY KILOALL&N .'' w· tr - •,,., mwa tWQ•- c Voice of Broadwav ...• ~porting • -:::::~~~~~ At WilicmHie · 1 ' ~ • Broadway Bulletin Board Charlie Elrfeld, former vice presl· dent of 20th Century-Fox has "gone legit," and is currently ~volved In the new Pboebe·Henry Ephron comedy ...Ev· erybody Out, the Castle 11 Sinking " acheduled to open on Broadway before the end of the year. Marie Champion Is wanted for the lead oppoalte Nigel Pat· rick, and If that deal goe~ through, it aeem• certain that Gower ChamP.Ion will direct the show - almolt a gtlt-edged auarantee of auccesa • . . William Hold· en went collllderaby out of hla way to vlllt Capuclnelln the et of "What'a New, Pussycat?" - he made a little trip from Lausanne to Paris .;_ but he loll hlt tem· per when the photographers and report· ers came running to record bls presence. After saying thMt only the Swiss seem to respect a man's privacy theae days, Bill 100111ed home and Capucine refused to ooll\ment on bls vanllihinl act. Pro football att Tommy McDonald and bls wife art the proud parentl of a new baby boy . . . Roullen Mamoullan'a charmtna: book, "Ablgayll," about the . cat who lives In the manger at the time of the birth of Christ, baa sold out tt• flnt edition - 15,000 coplu - and 11 expeet~ to become one of the bliitll . ' In& ..... ..., ..... •'"" I ' :?~~,: 1 'o.; ~~~~. ' 1 ~' . Bruce. Named UPI :.~~·~:ral ':: Hannan TraceHPia_-u·ys'4th Game Toni~h~ h "' · := ~ :..::.•..-:.*": u.aen bVans , as· t "ith·ExP,erienee ~ m'~· Cla.ss A Coac·h,· ~ . . ... * ~ .~ • Adams IS Second ~. ::o: ~ ~ MJ~ Sw~. '' ..... t ' • SPECIAL 61 Chrysler zz. / ~hy 1) ... Europe'l liar llbotograt>her, PlerluiJI, now ratd Sophia l.oren 11 the moil pliotograpbed woman In the world, u far u me~ are. concerned - evea topo pln& Us Taylor. (Go erpe with him not me.) • . . 'l'ln l'an Alley de~na ue haJlllY 'about Oecar Peterson's cul'i'ent trlumph. When 1111 Verve contract ran out a couple of months qo, he wasn't re.l ililed, but Mercury anapped him ull. alid hll album with trumpeter Clark Terey Is a amash . . . Joe Levine'• newell eucceu slol1 II a ldddy picture cllled "Santa Claus Oonquera the Marllanl." R just ope . ned In Cblc&JO In a mere 100 theatraa- end Iii three dlfl did $120.000 on matlntu alone. Tlle flick mede In New Votk In 10 4m for peanuta, and u a reault of Ita lilt, the ~urer, 'Paul Jacobaon, hal been liP· ed by Ju, for 11 mora pictul'tl. ' i does .'-'· George 0. 1tleGhee .o f ·Jaekspa "like flameless eleejrie heat? ,. ........ . ---------·1 1 ill' Eve!JD •••••r·••l•r•ll •••II .~~~~·~~ ••..,.,., •• ewr .,..,,. .. •'•••"'............ ""'''.... ~&k~~ ·~!' ................ " I ' ...............i • .r. •...; Grove ' No..."''"" .._... w w'-•,'....,~& ~~~ Lockbo11me 1rhere Want .SHOPPING CASH? : theJ 1 ~LY lith ,.... ~· vlalted Mr. and Mrs. Robert .-.... 1011· QDt tbe week Gulbell. '!bey also visited Mr. end in Columblll u pe~lt of alid Mri. Pete Goodin at Col- ~ brother, 1\lr. and Mn. wn. ulnbu. and wltlle there liam. Coml IIIII fMIIII. · men went pbeuant ~- Pbyllla ~t 11111 .chJid. : Mabel and Gary fell. Of Flatwoods tpeDt . a day (larrle Ba1fr and daagtiter, here with . . aunt. Mrf. G._, Pret apeal Sunday at dys Violet. · l1!ld 111t11 Mrl Mary Mra. Pbyllla Rowan hu reo ler and !Bmlly.' lurne!l home from . Mr• •and Mrs. Leollard 11.,. ara1 ~ilal where was a ·Gill ,atli!!liiied' the funeral of medical patient. , bit Georae D. ' Funeral GET UADY ' FOR lHE HqLIDAVI . W.Va. Mr. a heart .•at~ '. . If' .. Of • beatt E:bapel'JI '\ . . UG , • '• I. 1'1' I • • ~ "'fl:t • ......... -~: • '-' I , • a t .. - ...... -- , 1 ' to •·;:-· ..., • .,_ • I ; & • v- mM• •• • •• 'II;' • · . . . . . ,.. . . . . ...,. Jll '• . ....1,, ..... a • d. cariOHI~a .... 1 .• • • ".a i:t lc1;L'. ' a ........ : &,, Ut lrrti''" ' • ., 11111. • ' .• · .• • • • : •:.1. ¥ ._"~ 1 - ei't ~ t, '1!11111, 1- • • e• e • 41 OS 1 ·' .,. s .. . . . . , . . 'f• • - .a f ., 1• .,. • ~ C:lU~IN(; \: ~' • . . , ._. e . WY 2-2171 *lll~t ~~=~~==~ .- e , aoa . · , ,,: 1~ !L·MIIMIT. ~ • . . MULLER. IM,tl,. , . ' '' .,. ,. o ~ , >.~l'!ll ••lee• ~~~~~~~~~ · ~ ~ys allii·Untll S~ O.lly . ..lllnllll tlec. ... : , '' • 50 _.. 8 111 tile lalllldry • Raliey'a sister and brother-in- with new antl-bacterjallabrlc Ia M and Mrs. c J lloltener for 1110 In the final ' · Del • ,_....._ -'·- R---'-• oouu o1 qwlfe -=-Y· -""";'n •ufor,_, - ' V " ' I ' m ' Jlr• .ad Mrs. Jack dlapeno ClhiJd. iD8Il retumed bome WednesdaY ·l'E!Ill clothiDI IIIII ~~ : • for a marriqe · office o1 the eoun11 Clerk • wert, v1rg11 ,<!ITJ Bupp, 20. •• RavlllliWOOd, ond Betty S lU Loog, 17, Bendenon. • 11te auction elutrle. ......... - - • ' : In the • The .. c.,.,.,..,............ _,... ... p Brleklot ~ucen.. ~pp~y~na PT. 'Jir-:::::~:n.:s:a:: war aalllnst bousebold altended oi Mr. aerms Ulen4ll to · • .,.. . . .H. c. ............- ... ..m .......... w.- Tuppers Plains Societv News .• ••w• •••.,•rle4 •• eleetr'- ••.,... . ~~·-····-~~ _, ._ .KARR & VAN ZANDT ', . ' e • .• ~;a a a 8 • all• • a a a • a II~ • . ' l!. ' • �I New _LiJ)rary Ex~ted to be • Finest ~n. Are~ may e.Ohio:=5 ii: ~:~.+S R' • ~..:...1 ltla .Qrande Colle(e's new Ubrll')' · the 01111 lll~,ll ~d llb'lry iii· Pl!l illllw• eYJe"~ 11 ., MaJ·Or Uil y erm·S _.D CAPCO 1. I D. Nlerl P.Mtrap To)li . .,.. s LOll. ll•eot 111111 Bloet B. a,._ I. Bartell . ohto. ll ~"lit ..,.,., A lllllliowller,. rt'lller .,-~~~r new llbrl!1 willt~~o be tntlre ll~ld· atttateJ·oroum:~bfllalrtna 8:30 p.IJI., tolllorrow. (or tile t• lllo..~ ~ • 4......... ; 11!1. 1'ht II~ wW ...u.i!1 tvtr , . I .II wn I 1llltw • P.tllillft. ~ biJ ~te fl li.QOO lqU8ft Jill \11 II*!' 1\11 .....ely· at Ill& Jltei ol !bel ¥lo~, ll It 11. 1Mlt1 No. on )lind ~ be I!INe floan 1041 wQI aCCOJ'IIrno- ll\llldlnl q11 ~ Jnlllnd llc!Jr. ud Ky., ..,. P al aklet will not need a huntlog date .. -Yollllll• • ·. Tlie. &~ bttir 1!'11} ol tbto 1 ' DIIJM, ~. nr17 llilla1• u- or deer laS for I he Tile rll4 lx'JclrllMIUdiPI wblcb pWIICI floor wUI be ne N1111all CtW fer .U. 11116 deer seuob this wlll be located East o1 .AliiD fd ~f.~ but orUI ·be rec-.. mosploerla Re&IIII'CII at ....,. ll!ld Friday, leOII\'IIlnl • Hall and South ol Anlli¥tr$11ry eel jhe upper floora "' u.., Tq,, ...,.. wp llll'lue PMieciOr Jlonlld WlDIJmi. ll'aU ~~~ be •~telf 100 u to be at ~~PI Jllrli~lly thielct. wbldo wtiiiC to J1ll'lllll Ul'. ..._,llle, ,* ELeven major electric utilities, includlq Ohio Power .• providing service In seven states from VIrginia to ~ D. m.z. ......... ... wftl •be II!Git i11t •!11 .. tllf CM1& . , Southea&Wt'n ,8 !t II(' II' • . t ,-equlpptd 1 l " L. Wlaeb.._ ·'• NOV. It, 11M ... 0.... •• ~r.!~l -lr\Wiol ~~ 1~miiUoo th~ ~ars. v~lton HospitaJ New's ~=======:: Steve~ Blll.;li!~!'fl. leellbrated I 3:~ N , \Ocief\' OfeS lunc~oon Bosw~rth ~A'M'Lf! s. w.m., A, VIIJihu ' J...Wirlllr Handicap ToW WoetLoatl ....... llu D. lllrbrtebt R. illlublbell '' P. 8!«'¥ D. Crow HalldWp '1'11111 w.. 1 IMI1 v...fli'n :.":':=- ~~" Hag-~ charge 1 1 discuss- ~ er, 2:~5 N;,t~~~~;: Biggest Selection * f ....t ,,. . 1 /rill .:.-t . . . ·j' 1 F.J A~. • USE OUUAY-AWAY PLAN!. "" • Bashan Ind., hal been named director ol the Peace Alrlco office, it was Wlolmltfd Monday. · Patterson, . a Nel"o, has lilllltl at tbe University of lbMri. A. H. Iaiiey adan, Nigeria, and at E n 1 • Mr. ind Mrs. Everett Gra· land's Cambrldp Unlveralty. ham pf Mco\ribur spent Sun- LAYS WREATH ·day wttb Mr. and Mn. Mvn ' . Holter 81111 family. WASHINGTON (UPI):..PresL. Ml1tiHd Frank ol dent. Kenoelh .Kaullcht of t h e ler called on Mrs. A. H. new Afric!lll llillllll of Zambia Tuesday. placfd 1 on :tile lfiVI Mn. Gertrude Fr8nk of of JOhn . F., Klmedy Mooday 1011Yile ·It willlfd her at Arlington Natibnal er and IOIHD•Iaw, Mr. and Mra. ' Holl}' Friend. layinJ the .wr..th of Mr. ud Mrs. Clarence S.k· llowm, 1tepped er of Columbua spent a week and · bepn to 11n,1: ille hy-11111 ·· ·.· I · end at their home bere ·and "Rock. of."'eti," iD tile. Bemba with Milo McDole. tongue, . One ~y, lXII•, hla pariy Mr. and Mra. Paul Baker ond ol ll&bm.t' ofllcerl and aldee chlldrea of Klllbuclt: IIPflll ilt. · ; week end wltb the Grover While · f'ri>. • · · and Ralph Ballard famDI••· :, To ~E \,ADDRI!SS Mri: Gertrude Frank of WASJm!GrroN (Ufl) -PI~es- 1 sonl'llle· and Mn. Dor11 .wiD. address spent Suilday afternoon . ~I Ge9.,,.. Mrs. A, H. Balley. 'l:bw:sda)' Mr. and Mn. Georie Roberta The .Roma .Is •lllllnl their datl8llllr, Is and Mrs. lllmelll Deeter ol Society News s Mr•. """!II lwmda' • are .co..... "'-'ng. . Tha Sen..tlonal. New Motor ~:·,.: . ' }. SOUND U~J . , .. . THE SOUN_O QF POWER . lt's ZA-ZOOOM, tbe sound ol power b7 Marx. Volume is adjustable. Operates on · 2 "D" batteries. Mount~ all)'· where ·on blkeo and trik ... s2 99 . ., .·. • J Servic• Sta..· ~ ·Wreeker·. truck ,, ., <IN CRT. . ' ' U7 Ill n 144 ... 72 1371 J; McKnight 23 41 110 . ' ' ' ,. WEDNESDAY- THURSDAY ~FRIDAY & U B, Mmer B. AdJms N. FIO)'d L. Gilmore ltddicap Total w. z Loll 1 lola'• Ilea~!~>' llllop M. Lehew K. Walker P. YOUIIJ J. Good!lite P. Collins Handicap Total Woa I !A>III e 1!4'a .\ulo Trim J . OHland M. Vineyard M. Call F. Manley Bllnd Handicap Total Won~ Lo<l s Ma••• 4(18 ~I 310 306 4'15 336 2224 347 285 340 ••r . ' 'l'eai!l:No, l D. Jones E. Searles ''.~' '/ ~'" I t! m 336 288 • HouMhold Sponge elobby Pins Carded 1948 City Keystone "' Ind. High G~me - D. Nleri ... 198, . • Smith N. Mayfl' 1 47 Aoh : ~nd- High Serieo - D. Nlerl D. Hunnell 145 Clark Haocllcap 741 Crail !~ Team High Game - Kelth Total Yeauger 137S Goble Ford, 756. 54 Won 11MI1 Handicap ~~ 1 Team· H11h Series lola's Total Beauty ShOp, 2224, Sllnl Ray1 Won 2 Lost I Polal• I C. lfaMibl 1f8 ' Crow'l Steak House INDUSTRIAL LEAGE B. Hen1ltr .. S24 till lnaeta Nov. It, INC 504 ll. V111Vnutien ee Coates K & C Jewelers 480 c. HaiJerty 221 Haley R. Bowen 4311 453 T. Vaqban IJI Knight P. Redford 418 5011 Handicap 540 Sears L. Wolle Blind 474 2469 Total 1!40 . T~tal . 260 W011 1 Loll 1 , 'll'ou 1 !A>st I Points 2 A. Stobart 474 .\lley, Cats Ind. Hllh Game - .R. Clark J. Johnson 175 B. Werry 197 223. Total 2239 1.88 Ind. Hl&h Sertts - K. V•••~ 1 W011 1 Lost t Points 2 M. Tllul [ J. sew · 229 ser, 572. Swllher a: Lohte !lrufs J . Welker 1511 Team Hlsh Game - Ma110n J . Bailey 432 M. Werry 155 I Keyatone. HI. T. Bowen 387 468 Team High Series - Mason E. Bartel• Handicap 394 ')'olll IIIII Keyilone, 25411. K. McElhinny 510 ~--W. Wolford 569 "" 1 IMil WOMEN'S '111UR11DAY Handleap 37 LEAGUE Total 2329 Nov. It, 1914 Wm l Lost I Polnla 1 I ..._dmarll 3:15 B. Smith Mr. Bee I 351 N. Carsey J . Slsi!Oil 447 31t 1. Coueh P. easel 476 . 311 L, Burt D. Dolson 425 . 352 J. Hysell L. Jewell , , 35! 3011 ltal!dlcap M . Werry atlf .IIDQI:D. 1117 Total Handicap 132 Won I ~11 0 WG.tll l Total 2331 Ralland hnlllllr• Nev. ll. 1M& Won % Lost I Point• 4 354 E~'• GroCer)' D. <lrate Blue a: Gfty 2'15 Nella Bat'toli , 390 P. ( ' V. Wippel 467 281 Bob Bal'lae 414 C. Black E. Bachner 421 ~ 212 Bob EbHn 420 M. Edwards W. Chisler 475 1 319 Io~ ilowen 402 v. Grate F. Porter 516 428 114 Handicap J . Dllerr 4B3 1814 1680 T~l Total 2362 Woll I f.fll 'l woa • Lost s · Woa I Lost I Poln!o 4 ·' P-. Four New Yorll CothiDI Hoate 385 J!)e B•lley 512 .J· Weltoft ' Davl• - Warmer 1••, R. l!lcTUmer 324 3"1' 1 MlldnljBall'f J. Warner 383 ,E. Perry 440 Lois · _MCEibln!ley m c. Krautter · 388 R. carson . 414 Ke&Me!-415 T. Anderson 394 Total ey W II H 315 0 184' 383 · H. Chellirr Handicap 210 · B ' Woe·1 Ltlll Total . ·2035 lind 390 , Total 2051 'ftle lpollero WOII I Lui t Won I Lo1n Polalo 2 Ben Grilldlteft hbr1e l!llop Aoltand 011 4!8 Barb Grlndliaff 311 A. N Sl7 J PoD od ' 3S3 m H... Vineyard r Vlfi!Dia Hoyt 411 L, MeKl!llle•' 420 Si4 D. Gllll:e 3:JT E .. Glllill!d Arl~ 399 Handicap Wol I !-att I j~RPEIT. , R. Sar&ent 443 Total 455 . ll.fl IIIDIOII'I Market R. Plym81t W011 t Loft I 102 I P. CaJUns 1 , •._ Handicap 4.,.. 2132 . . Alley Clll ' " .., Total I ell7 RUIIf]l G. Burdette Sit Won Z Loll 1 Polall I ·~.• 'l'beiDia Olthotne .. .. D. !,ark 460 · · · 1 T6iD Clelland • 48t .M. Dofme•n , m lntl J.... G D. Nlerl • - " ame - W. WIIIHarold RtlS..R 570 ··-···-- ·' ToiaJ l+tf Halldlpap 'll'oa I Lost t Toial ' 2184 .' WOII 1 L0at I ' _.,. ~~ · MJI'l( ilg 8ru1Hr '3·" ! <f, 1 ' ,, · . ~rx I . ....... ~~~· ~ 1,1. Wb41cup f fri 1-·_ 'i--!4 • Baby Book eN. R. Laxatives I • Tie Clasp & File • Evenflo BoHle Sample I • Hollingsworth Candy ~eTums • Gladstone Cigars eCough Drops • •Butch Hair Wax eGolden Woods ! il ~ I Bath Oil ' {• t-'-- 2 JI' RilllaJtllltltJtltll~ta»tJtJtaJJII~ a~~~~-----••••a•~~~~~~~~~~·~•••••~•.ot SEE OUR SELECTION Shop Now For ... OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS TOYS BARGAINS! . · E ooOR PRIZES FRE w NOTHING TO BUY! REGISTER NO I WOOOIURV EC 7th EOCT~IC SLICING I(.NIFE ei\. O)(.ES etAPE RECORDER NI<ET e4. Wz LB. I e PRIDE OOLL e ELECT:IC ~~: Ll. &OX stHRAffTS CANDY RUSSELL stOVERS CAND lNG e DUSTING .... y eLARGE OIL PAINT T eiEAUTY - e COLOGNE pOWDI!It OllAWtMG MONDAY. 500 E. Mein St., Pomeroy I 1!!!!~-~--~.-:-;::.. -::,"~.";...-..,..-----.~•. ------ITUitttM•LDWI\LriiOMAIANDTKEitlWI"•CIIIAIII ""W WHOLESALE PRICES! IELu . .. . ~3• ... craam .. · " • • " " · " .. . 59• , . , JERGENS LOTION·· 67c 99< Crearn Rill.. .. .. .. , .. .. 56c 99c caotile Shl"'poo · · •~~~~. • •. , 66c $\ .00 A,.gellque liiU dde CoiOII"' ·.1.00 An9tlt•ue .,.. Eau .. •........ . " ... 66t Sale ' " •• SOc ALKA SELTZER . . 39c REG. 79c R-t· $6.95 Value ANACIN . . . - . . ss··~ ALL SALE ' . ITEMS lath Oil .. · " " .. ' .F~TLIREP IN THIS ADV. ALSO AVAILABLE AT ' I)UTTONS DRUG STOll. ~- Qtllc;m:ll NEW YORK (UP!) - NaUc111- ll at FootbiD Leque erqod, les; than 2'>1 hou,. cames ' ~~ M~;..,.""""~'-! . ' - '> REG. 59e 'timex Watch i •' I REG. $1.00 Weather LOTION for 00. 46c TUSSY WIND & 10 33t - C0oc1 "' 57 • $' .vv Lotion .. " " " . .... . $1 .QO,.'.,} Lotion · · · · · · · · · · · • ' ' ' • · S9c 99c .,e a • •• · · · .. r.. water Shampoo · · ·' 49c 99• "'.. .. .... . 99c Shampoo "'11h. iOII si~ tor · · · 59• L•..olln Plus \.lqu.id, !,j, R_ Water · · S7c .I .130 II• Glycer~n • $\ 00 Slle Qlycerlf\ ancl ~~~ ..•. • . • . . 49c w~ter Cr••"' · · · · · · " .... ~ ...... . S7c • REG. $1.00 umbus. 1911. No S&ll!t luted 11 m'""' ll .. u ~ ~~oun. HAIR SPRAY - • Candy Bars L~NOUN p\.US ,, REG. 9Bc ...,nu, 8LAEnNAR AUTO CO. , •••••~ J i••r•· rt Ollbtrt .tomtrican Fir• .· ,· 5-UNIT .FREIGHT TRAIN SJ1' '· . ·.. , ' ~:C)C) Wippel t2 ••mill J. JohDI!On Buck K. Johnson 12 aameo) Bowen Blind Jjandicap Total Won I lAst J Polnlt 2 Poroman • Abbott -Blackston 546 Abbott 44t Grueser 4:1 Green . 393 Radford 512 Handicap 12 Total 2336 Won 2 ~ 1 Plllnl1 1 z and Mra. Vemon Dolin and family of Ravepewootld ~;~II TuesdaY ' evanln& With G1 Rivi~ras. White' and Doris. Clint Orr . whO Is e~loyed ;u:e again'. , In CoJumbUI spent a Wetk ond lOCAl AIIIIIOIIIIO lUlCK IIWU. Auf~ iuttut i&iiJII~ fHIIMU: _ _ ___,_ _ _ _ __ at his homi here. Mr. and ¥r•· Ralph Trwcsell]J Dlld.e a buiiDia lrlp ,to nrr. 11 ersburg recierttly. l . Specials, Sk,larb, LeSabres; Wtldeats, ) FJectra 22S's and sle!k The Buicks • :-a ' * ...............,..........- • ............. . 1 ' rr , l IIJI!ciFO =ii"P 1 $:~a. Ill llt 11!0 571 lal5 Jt!le~ Hlndlcap Tolal w... 1'LosC 47 and~ p. ~ ~ah. It• 116 1!!. M... 1 h~d 2U 8. Clari a. Ndtllllbt ~. IO) ; u~::l t"'""'""'~-=~~~~-~~~_;.;...;...;.....,..;.~-•l Oav~ ...... N, 'lboiiiiJIOII B. Henneuy ~pnto Sp~res. ret~'!~•• 1 - t 1.8!«'¥........ 8. -~- • lJnmedlalelf~ ~t~~ulred ~nold Alfr'ed Willi~ • 8111011 424 JobniOII 121 401 Gr'v"' Ll¥lptrech JU . llawllnr• 410 l{andleap 1$2 Total Utt Won t Lost I Polnll 4 Handicap Total Obi~ Fl~. River News I M k R ar et eport ,WM 1 IMI I P•btl• 4 . 0 ' J ~Ill& Pllllt G. lilwley ~pll P. \ , To!al D,,, ••"'*' B. Smith ltolllrt Jt. ·lltlclrer M. Chlldo ! . iJ'Ot!ll chipn, today annoUIICed fomatlon of a group-the Qentral Area Power Coordination Group (CAPCOJ 10 provide additional benefits in electrlr aervlce to their eilstomero. PVT. COLLINS laet Wide and 1!0 f•t ~"P with etllrom direct sunlight. llano-ill& ol a ~"" ballon. :The companies today have room at lht back for IU!urt !llnlfi<Gfl n 11111 . , . _ kiD• • deer 1111 prop11 ty w'IMrt available e combined powe: aen. Actlvltleo of the CAPCO I"OIIP Marble Prlvale WUllllll I. 8XJMII'Iion. to Joplter IIIII alii' be Hlldel, ana 1101 blvt 1111 1011 ··;tlni capability or 17.9 U- will lie In two prinelpal areao: Collins Jr., ol Mr. • The main entraoot to tht K. cllttm. a deer tal. mUll eall 111m at Jilt 111 1 kilowatts - about eilht operating ond pliiiUIIIg. All of Mfl. WIUle Colllnt ol lloale bulldinl will actually be on 1J Clhelttr rtlillonCt or aon• ptr cent of the nation's total- the companies today are dlroct.. %, Pomel'9y, l"adaatod Nev- the bulld)l!i'l 11'001111 floor, beOhio Dlvllion ol WIIIUlfe meet the electric require- ly or Indirectly lnW'cOnnecte'd eQiber I, from reorull trala- cause of the topclll'&PhY of the IY RITA SPillER ;wRIGHT ill AtllettJ rqenll ol indualrJ! and an esli· with one or mort of the others itiJ al lhe Marlae Corpo Reo site on which Ubtll')' will Recent Sunday of whO aN npt mated people. T h e by hlgh-voltase tranomllalon cruit Depl, Parrl• llallld, 8• buill. Mr · and Mra. Clyde Barnett , to !Uive tass caunot lflllllporl When yo11 h••e ~n c. Comp&l'ed to IIIIIIIY modem and famUy .- • Mr. and Mrs. ' Ga!UpoUt, Ohio, the!r kUla 011 public roocll. ••t•s In which they serve are: lines and have, for many V)rginia, Maryland, Wesi Vir· realized many of the bono!1ts of buildlnia: not mueh alau wlll WIDI•m PIJ'fl', Mr. and Mro. Saturday, Nev. %f, ltH A hunter · who hunto on propin•urauoe olalm1 , a&.a. Pellllllylvana, Ohio, lndi· lnterconnecttd system opera· be !!Sed in the new library. The Larry Perry, Mra. VlrSIDia NovS.\LEII REPORT of erty which bt 011'1111, but where 0. and Michigan. lion. maio entrance. hOwever, le com- lilt. CBJ'OI and Betty,; Charlo• van.,. Uveatoek Co. be dott oot reside mUll purdl- l'l!lax-play te-.nt•t HOII'ever, through CApC0, impletely enguHed by glass, from srd(I•Y NeviU and friend, Shar- HOGS - 1711 to 220 lbl. 14 ua a deer 111, plcl tht 11111111 We'U put oiU'Ielve• 1 ..; proved coordination of . theoe the roof of the buildl!111 to with· on VInton, and Mr. Jam· 1>.75: :126 to 250 lbs. 14 to protector. He doel not, iiOwtV• in your •boa wi~ . operations and coordination o( in a few li1cbu of the IJ'ound. eo Nev11le and daughter. er, have to oW!I a re&Uiar hllnt. . 75: Ll&ht 13 to 15.15: Fat the planning of the expansion Enterfd Hospital A metal &rill will be plaefd Dennis L, Spires bblerved his 1 10 to 13; Stags 10 to 12; (ftl lictllllt. of the respective utilities' facil· Among thOle who entered hltlil above the main entrance, '/2nd birthdaY. NtW. 22. · 7 to 12: Sows I< Plea 50 to Hunter• who ·have 4etr taa• itles will result In additional Holzer hoopltal In the past Mland will conto!n a replica of Darst. son of Mr. and Shoats 6 to 14. art expected to take their kill ..JIHIIII. fiiVIIl GatJCe readlap: Gallipol- efficiencies and economes. hours were Mrs. Kathryn v. tile colleae sell. Mrs. his - 'Steert a to 20; either to the check alation at lo Dalll 17.2, IU, running 8 These results in tum, according Finfrock, 76 State St., M r 8. Gla11 will also be used ex- siXth birthcfay reeetltly. Present He1fers 10 to 18; Baby Beef Jack's Ashland Service Ia Pom· feet on lhe roDere. Pomeroy- to cApCO spokesmen, will pro- Okey H. Roach, 134 Slate st., to help him celebrate were Mr. 14 to 20 ; Fat Cows 10 to 14: eroy or to Forked Run Lake. Mason 19.88, Pt. Pleasant 23.25, vide further assurance to the Alfred Burke, ISS Garfield Ave., and Mrs. SchlllinC and Canners 7 to 10; Bulls 10 to 14.· •.the seai!On for all other gpme Jim Johnten I lui llmplln Hinton 1.11 stationary, Kana• companies' customer of a con- Gregory T. Bane, 23 Galtia Ave. daushter Le111, of Mldclleport liO; Mftk Cows 110 to lliO. Is closed durlnJ the two • 4ay wha Falll 4.44 falling, Cbarlos- ttnulng economic and abundant Mrs. Rol(ert E. McCarley, 2012 and. Mr&, Comer Bradbury. VEAL CALVES ...son, Williams noted. loh_,...,.,....., tno. Atone¥ IIIII tt.66. London, Marmet and power supply. Chatham Ave., Fred c. Myers, ,.., Bill Lynch, darlton, vlsllod SO: Seconds 24 to 30: . M ltoom 6, Cealt IIIIa. Winfield dams were on th< sills. , Committees will on R10 Grande, Ronald 1,.. Stra!Jhl, a Sunday w1th Denny 18 to M; Com. &< Hvs. 16 to 28; Wood and Peter Falk had to lddllflrl, Ohle WY :Z.29G1 B+al movemealt: the executive \Policy ), planning Rt. 1 Patriot, Gregory M. Kay, J Recent weekend &U':fts of Mr Culls 10 to t5. tab fencing leslilllS for their • l>blo River - John J . Rowe (Recommendotions' and oper· 2315 Jelferson Ave., Pt. Pleas· and Mfs. Clyde Harrison were SHf!EP - Ewes & Lms. role• in "The Great Race." e=.'KTtcl.r d wn 13,3:10 a.m.; E. P. Jones atlng (Coordination I 3 levels. ant, Wall<r s. Selby. 802 Main Sevl!ral members of the MYF thell daughter, Mr. and Mro. to 10; Stock Ew.. 4 to up0 14, 10:10 p. m.: Christy up All of the 11 utilities have St., Pt. Pleatant, Mr;. Oden c. attended the County MYP' Ral· Ree... Bl'l'men. Sheep 4 to 8: Culls 1 to 5; B I!!AS'I TERMS .. 14, 12:05 a. m. ; OVEC up 14, had a long history of mutual Austin, Henderson, w. va., Mrs. ly at Letart Falls recently. ] Cora Fitch, Salyersville, Ky. 3 to 8; Fat Wether< 4 to 10. o. m.; Zimmer up 14, U5 cooperation and assistance. ln Vernal D. Johnson, Rt. 1 West The WSCS held Ita called on Mfs, Kenneth Barn· ' LAMBS - Tops 19: Se<onds o.' m.: Edeana up t5, addition to interoonn•ctions. Columbia, W. Va .. Mrs. Hance! meeUng Tuesday evenlns. Nov, ell one day recently. !t5 to 18; Li&ht Wts. 12 to 15; 8:45 p. m.; Charleroi down 15, each of the companies has T. Ball, Evans, w. va., Mrs. 117 at the home of Osle P'ollrod' Ray F1tcb, Jackson, spent a. Common 10 to 14. 4:45 a. m.: Rose G. up 15, been involved. tor example. in Carl H. Moles, 741 So. 4th St., with an attendance of 11. Isola weekend with Mr. and Mra. l · 5:!5 a. m.: Mr. Chris up 15, one or more multi-member pro- Middleport, Pamela fay Meet, Taylor, president. was In Noah Fitch. BUGLE WANTED 5,45 a. m.: St. Mary's down jects in such fit:lds as nuclear 1Rt. 1 Pomeroy, .lames L. of th< busilleos 'meetlni l Mr. and Mrs. Williom Thorn· HOLLYWOOD (UPI) 11 , 2:30a.m.; Western down power research, bulk eneri!Y j!!Y' Rt. 2 Pomeroy, Mrs. Lloyd when rug and eelalln sales as and son, Timmy, Roush Rd. lumbla studios offered to rent 18, 5:30 a. m.: Harvey Jordon programs. and generation-trans· E. Dugan, Rutland, Eric L. i were dl&eussed. Valous lun4- spent a Sunday With her moth· CIVIl War bugle lor the mwsl·ll up, 19, 7:10a. m.: Walter Beck- mission research and develop· , Diddle, Raelne, Mrs. Marvin raising projects were Nettie Swisher. . cal score of "Major Dundee." Jold up 20, 4:45 a.m.; Jacob ment. W. Morris, Dexter. Linda Lou ed. A Christmas party WllS plan- Mr. and Mrs. Dav1d Culpep- 1claiming modem bugt.. ' G. up 20. 7:24 a.m .; Warren The new organizalton includes Bahr, Rt. 1 Long Bottom, Mn.l ned for the members; lheir , per spent a Sunday with her sound authentic enough. Hougland down 22. 6:20 a. m.; the following companies' Appal· Jacko. Bocock, Jackson, Mlch- families end friends, at the mot!Jer, Mr. Noah Fitch. 1 Jerry Bosworth down 22, 7 a. achian Power Company, The eie Lynn Rhea, Rt. 1 Jackson. · next meeting on Dec. 15 to be ] Mr. and Mrs. Lewil Strout FENCERS m : Wayne H. down 23, 2 a. m. [Cleveland Electric Illuminating IMrs. Ronald R. Hill, wellston,' In the ·church baoement called 011 Mr, and Mrs. Lester HOLLYWOOD IUPI) Harry Dyer down 23, 4 a. m.: lco., Duquesne Light Company,[ Henry Sherman, Jr., Rt. 3 wltb a potluck aupper at 8 recenlly. CurtiS, Lemmon, Valvoline up Greenup p. Indiana & Michisan Electric 1South Point, Mrs. Marlon D. I m. VllllaUoD by and with otb- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Mack Ward are •·c m.'; L. Fieore down Greenup ICompany, Mononsahela Power Ferguson, Ironton, Ralph H. Ier Societies waa planned. Hel· moving Into their new pro1per-.l 9:10 p. m.; A. D. Haines ll [company, Ohio Edison Compa· jBarbour, New Bolton, Mrs. Le· len Woode led the prOI"am on ty, recently purchased up : Greenup 4:15 a. m.: John ny, Ohio Power Company, Penn· my Mclntol!l, Belpre, Mrs. Jo· "The Young American Mother, Arthur , Rupe. :. I Hobd up Greenup 6:20 a. m.; sylvania Power Company , The seph H. cantnU, Ashland, Ky., Who Is She?" with readings Miss Sandra Mulford. student Lypn B. down Greenup 8 a. m.; potomac Edi9011 Company, The Mfs. Evert Haie. RIIIMII, Ky .. and dlseusalon on the subject. at Ohio University, spent a week· Inca down Greenup g,to a. m.; Toledo E:dison Company . and Mrs. Raymond w. Wolfe, Rav- Picturea ol 111!\1 and youne, end with her parent1, Mr. and Ellrsha Woods down Meldahl, the West Penn Power Company. enawood, w. -Va .. and Mra. Mu foreitn and American. mother• Mn. Dale Mulford and family. [ 3:50 p. m. ; Lady Rosemary ; H. Snyder, Ravenswood, W. Va. ~~ of Mary with U.. Jom~s Bl,'8dbury hat purchdown Meldahl 4:40 p. m.; Aet· , poSSIBLE POSITION Blrlu bab,._;Je1U8 were display~ with asetl the property of tho late na :- Louisville down Meklahl : WASHINGTON (UP!) - Jo· Mrs. Joseph D. Glenll, Raclne, scripture rt,ltdiftl, .song and Mr. and MrJ. William Athey. I p. m.: Queen City up Mel- seph D. Rauh , national vice •aughter, 12:02 p.m. 1.\0nday.\_.)Jifw<i on Motherhood. Mr. &nd}ln. Joe Roush, Co/ ' nt 1:45 p. m. 1chatl'ltiAn of _Amerlcano for Mrs. Rustell M. Slepben901l, _. :rll'lll'&.;tesa served ice cream, lu~bus, spent. a weekend with ~alUpoli• Dam - KalhY, R. Democratic Action cADAI , be· .214 Gallatin St.. Ravenswood, 1date nul cake, co!lee end IA!,.j the1r_ parents, Mr. and Mrs. un t 3~'l0 p. m.: Ranser down tieves there will be "some sort w. va., dau&i)ter, 8:45 a.m. I Glen Robl118011 apd son. Wii· Hort1e Roush and Mr. and !lin. ·. , -~ bur, .have retw:ned from a deer Arnold Stump and family. I (1 . m. ; Allen _R. illemll up of dramotic Negro appoint· Monday. 9.4 p. m.: Phd1p Sporn up ment" in the federal govern· Oi~elll'qfd . hunting ID 'ViralniM. Archie Mr . . and Mrs. Homer Hock· 9:55 p. m.: Reliable up 12~15 ment In oomin& months. Palients recently discha11et! IWells chOretlfor the Roblnaons man apent a Sunday with hl1 ! a m.: Tlbolt up 2:30 a. m.; ! Raub, who is also chairman included Clifford Harper. Rob- while they were away. mother, ~~- Ch11rles Hockman Nal,onal up US s.m.: Luther· ol the District of Columbia ' ert Elberfeld, Theodore Miller, Timmy and Danny Spencer and son, NICky. H· /dman down 8:15 a. m. Central DemocrQtic Commit- \ Mrs. Howard Hatchers, Ml". and Gregory Winebrenner have Rodney Spires Sr. enjoyfd a ~·'l"wha River- Helen z.- tee, told television interviewers IG. R. Cornett illrs. Jason Pear- been .haylnR chicken pox. day of huntmg recenUy with dnwn 'Mannet 4:15a. m.: The!· I Monday that this miaht mean son and infant daulhler, Mrs. Ch<rkfs caldweU, who has 1Vl11il Yarbroogh, · ma. Ann down Wlnlleld 7:45 .the naming of o Negro justice Henry Bowyer. Mrs. Edith Ob-l!een away with the Bell Tele· 1Rt· p. . JD.; Elserclllf up W1nfleld \ to the Supreme court or the linger, Jotm Little. Charles Lar- phone Co. lor some time, has Min Ortha . Roush, Dayton, 10. !s_ p. m., Cherokee down , creatmn ol a new cabmet-level kins, Francis un1er, Mn. Ella recently returned to h11 home Ky., visited recently with her Wn1!1eld 11:40 p. m.; 0. post under a Negro. Anderson Mrs Fon JohntiOII bere. narenta, Mr. and Mra. Wendel! Sh"!'~r down Winfield 12:45 a. Mrs. R. K. Hardey, Mrs. Lydl~ Mrs,' Paul Buckley and Tere- Routh. m.< Jefferoon down Winfield, HOLLYWOOD CUPit - Rich· Goodwin, Mrs. Henry, Crall." lie spent last Friday with her ----2:~ •· m.; Beaver up Winfield 11ard Conte will appear in "llyn-] Donald E. Carter, Donald a. mother, · Mrs. Mabel Swart• In PATI'EBSON PICKED m.; Solvay up Winfleld lanon," joi!1'ng Eartha Kilt and iMassie, Carl D. Staats and cur· WASHINGTON (UP!) -C'har·l 6:40 a. m. Stella Stevens In a starrlns role. ley Thornton. J, Patterson, 3t-year-old socioloeilt from aFort yner eo.. �' , . ' . l 1 ·some Pecrple Can See Into - ~ lltN .... lUll II -dl NEW YCU. (UPI'--- OoL . . " ' . . . tbo IDoal atatlont ,_..,. ...... btteabouta~ Tbe7're lllce, !Go. ..th II & 41J of 1't11 a .,. lin! l e - Colllq Ilea, AI. lor lootball, lilt bowl Botjl .,.. pnwideol by JWI 1011 drawl '"' apac;e. Let bo lolevlilon. chlrl'tfoolball, like poll. od oJ a teltv11h11 llcJ, there U li 100 alwaye U lllat malnlallle e~cell...,.howl ID IOU don't lite •Iiller ooe, you're ...-..., and out. "College Bowl" daagel'OIII and .loeompaUble. (NBC) Is a competition And probablf desecralol'J. 1w been rl1lllllng lor Y....;: (Tbb Jut word . - ba st on radio IOd tban oo tel.. found ID 1117 ~: Wiry vision, and lor Iilii vlolwor 11 4on't tboM people IMn> tbolr bu been ao ltlmulai!Dg aa any bualllels!) • of any kiDd . , One vie- blprr btl telovl· At limes it's almost .. excltIlion day around Sunda7 log u was anoth•r, woefully by watcl>lnl Ales Quallor>Sack. dllferenl, witty exercise o1 ye.. e,, Ghana:• Dill! at the U.N., toryear when Charleo Van Dor· being lntenllwed .., CBS'a en emo~ In his splendid Ill•• "Face Tba Nation" (UIIculote ay Isolation, But these collece IOd pleaunl); rambled oo ln1o kkls are for real IOd lito afternoon Wllb 8eir. Ruuell (llld on live - llld, ob, oo 8. Long on AB6'e "luuto IDd alive and 1"'10). nrta quick Answers" (artll!ulata and pi- eall test briDgo some amazing 1111, lraJik and opon), and zoned feats of emdltton and thinking Into the twlllgltt hour with Sal' ability under pressure. pm( Shriver on NBC's "Meet Tbe team from Virginia MIU. 'l'be Preas" ' (articulate, pleas. tory Institute tonk over. Sunday IIIII, frank, OfMiq abel Ll'irrellce nlgbt u new chomps of lite Splvok). brainy bowl. It lo to be hoped Iiltennluil wlllt thilit .IUIIIOI\o that those lour boys continue on II flguree .,... tarlolla local lo1o the armed oervlceo. We could use " ' - "* ' t lltatCMMt • . . II 01* !!"' ..... for n.. - ..~-··· ............... ,. D--=-a. - --I'IIAIUA • NI'J'U. f1M. fll . . . . . . . ....................... ............... · - - ....,., I . . . ... ~ UDife!l Jllaltl l lr ~ 111 1111 mpotua, . - - to polillalo. Tbla • of ....... ~=-·:;~I ,am .... Ilk """ made lllo .... ' eve11fo; a lbU!I of -.If, IIChfll>llllt Gall tt Television.· Rev11e ..- !Aal) '1'. An. 111e liowt. ................... ,. ...... __ _ 0111 - r-w.... '** ,I For Sale PHONI WY2·2156 r• 4erou lloo - - .... mitt•" lllo ......... of 111'"1'1 1iilo lbe " Prollle.t in Courace," 111 Jlllul J'lt Wa Allboolcl\ . fniia a F, KlllllOCIJ. ('r<ldUcal. by flob. iilaYIIICildlrir ..... ......... a eri ~ek A11001iUOOJ.1bo lfalnar Willi 1111... llnlll, .. lilt! Bllllilll' lla1'l1llf llrld Gallll to appole lllfll7 .... Keltb • lllltilllllon. ' .. · , AI played ill lhe lltalnlft.- Fap11e ulott 1'111111 Ifill 11 1 manner b7 Brian Kellh (how eauae of death ill tho Unltail IIH? wubaJust lhatl. \stalk L.UKIV:~~~~) And lilt thenoubjed . we were ck In lha - -- - - - - - - - - - - ~'=:::t::;-:"! ... :Ta: 01~~~21 Ri ~" DA I LY CR0 SSW 0 R0 ..._ J. Bl......,. •· UDJUttle4 • · SCOp 10.Notlca u. Tanned leat.bor 12· =~.r u . Sounded, ua- . 11. Turklala lT. ~:.... \ P'"no"" 11. Aohleld ~: 21. !~ 22. 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