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And WeUare. • 'l'1te appllcattao papon ...,,., t1W tile plus ... ape. 'llte Burgeu and Niple firm In other dilcUIIion, council: Earlier appllcatiiMI was made ed that l'<>meroy vlllaJJI hu ellloalloat wiD be _ , lor fold eouncll it would be possible - Asked Jllltlence .olnce lllir<Ngb the Housing and Jlonie $187,11011 • ...,~ ablllattao boltdl tdvtrlllbta of -bldt wttltla IJI lo~ the village to soek more eroy has omy one street ~ Agency for onother and $1'13,116 revenue bondl or ..,. olter lite lfOl'l II modo than ooe 888islanoe grant ear· ment truck because tho lflll1l. ~ ~tired from ....., ... tbe :n)eel wiD be eom- ller this year when town of, model broke down, aayq · 1111s se<Ond grant application rentob, pend1nJ oppllcatloif 1D pleloll o JN1' tiler llciab lint turned clowrr tbe idenll wiD have 1D be more I STER-EO- in to see · Santo Claus Tuesday Afternoon from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. or from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m• ! • fs, .......... .,.. J'~ .,. GI-VE a HAMMOND ORGAN' .. ·FOR··tHRISTMASJJ ' gifts In evory ·TUESDAY, DECEMBER *THiS YEAR .~- ; You'll find ""cellon! HleC!hint of wanted POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 207 ,....,. •looll1, lllllt .. enttne- e _; & _....,. ........._ _ WEA'ffiER • NOWYOUKNO-. Elberfelds -In .,P omero.y a • • • 1 ·~~ .lutt Loyal Pals' Class Annual Received SUNBEAM PARTY GRILLS Tho IIADIUOAJ. .,9.9 95 ~ With IM-AM TUMI IVfllflo... ~-With all theM blc features! ONLY Ideal f&r hot aandwlchea. Easy to use and quick too. Ey. ery meal limo Ia party limo. Perfect for ~'•around the clock" use. Break· fast treat or 1rV anackl ' , . .Given i ' But ~ the flanun9nd a...,. il<in ') 'Out ·homo.' -'0 quidtiJ discom ~· much more t1wt il'\ Available in an unusually wide attractiVe conversation .,._ variety of WOQd f!niJheo (warm, . .Wbell you ....,. 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IDI1 lh ·m.u Akron Woman Cited Into Mayor's Court ft3' ·polltivt l'tiCOrd changing, flathtrwelght 1faeklng •JHnatch :...~--. ~ Spice? llordly a problem slnoo eln Mohagany-gralntd or•Walnut-grolnld flnlah an hardo . HI~ '··;· . hear it's · bcautifal,..to~ _ play it (you'll'•llo·Oia.Yilll In•*" thoaoiJII)Il<IHammondPrpnil than ten minutes)! Yau'lllbool about tho lia' of lA ·Oidinaty · that tllo "ntw IJOIIN/ of .llflllk<ll dolt. Yf'HIM-• .HQJ1111i/Md." . - . ~ -- ; SH Our Cotnplete Llno Of Ci!rls ancllop LOUN(M wlh Jlurt , 'J'J'aee:r. lltchord • .J Jud' S09Iet u...........- by 10 1t1U3' lllolfoMo of ml1n of =::. ::::~:~.:,·:! Dorst Puts $5I ................. lloll!e oblo to ltvto·- ll dy llld. "*"•" K - In Middleport F'~84·......' ~--~ Results Of .Rese;lrch To . ) .... ' . In Tho IlNdy To W11r DejMrtmont On T.,. s-nd Ploor eGirll I po. latllliiDI pojama aota - utra llot qualltJ oaotall tricot loollllt oalld ealar PlAia - .... bud priDI tap. Sllto7to1'-"'" Mainly About lllxlro line quoli(J lricot bt.terlinld wlt.ll ''CelaeJ.awt•• Pomeroy - dalto4 Deaorallll - twltolrlm. iltoa 7 to lt . . SLA(KS eoirll Qullllll llulta'l. People In GIVE '., ' 4.9S For. A .' Meiritrelltst•••• eOtlter Glrlw Dualln 2.9SonoiUI ' ' t.tl """ Ul ~ -Hollo .. • • · •· ·.... itl'l ....,. ,. .' :. I ,,•· Vlctarlt Poarl lrive Will Be ·Ordained In • Van ' 7 ~ist's Ep~pil Cbur~h· .'l'••iiDget last featured on Perry como·. televl!loo Summer. He pottrayed • tralll - uncle of former Jameo cabinet. N.J., July .. �CbMMENTATINO iDITORIAUY Administration Doubt Rests In Law Points :··~ Tile Daily .' .....:. BY JIRUCE BIOS8AT WASIUNGTON - (NEI,) Legal questions may help Discount Britain's Ups and D()wns explain administration doUbts over exteDding Presidellt Kenne- So~ Is always claiming that Bri- the fact thai ilritain's polit!i:iJ future is talll liP had it. It's bad enough when an inextricably linked witb -thilt. of the Un· enemy:.iieHevea It and acts upon the be- ited States and her economic· future lief. ._ What bothers the British is when a friend qyslt. Before World War II, some people who l)aould have Ulown what they were talklnc· about predicted the imminent collapee of Britain. President Kennedy's own tither, then ambassador to Britain, reported to President Roosevelt that British ~lilocracy was bankrupt and would fall before the N azls. Just recently, former Secretary of State Dean Acheaon, now a private citlzen-adviaer to the President, oaid Britain II "played out" as an independent power. · . There lJ alway• some truth to such cbarJu. Britain wae weak at the beginnine of World War II and only 20 miles of EncUsb Channel water saved h e r from defeat. (But It was the very exist· ence of the channel which had allowed ber to slide Into her predicament, not moral wealtneo u the Germans believ- dy's arltl-blaa lvmllng- order ' .. ~~_.."'~V.~' 4 ,<• ·~H . ~• ~ •·· However; tht tuiOr ciuled by A~he­ son's remaqs - Whlcb .l,'bscured his real point, the future of NATO-allows that some Britons have not yet forgiven hii-tory. This is reflected In a certain element of anti-Americanism and the criticism the British heap upon tb£mselves and their government. Others, while recognizing the truth voiced by Acheson are Irked that It wao mentioned at a time when Britain Is adopting a tough line againat France and West Germany in Ill b&r~alnlng to enter the exclusive Common Market. ed.) I , In any event, no -one should be foolish After . war, Britain relinquished enough to believe that because one phase the rreatest empire In history-peacefully and Intelligently, let It be asld. of British history II finished, the Brltlsb people also are finished. They are emiThen abe .,fou!id•. evea l!er traditional nently experienced In trlumphinc over role 1s an ·•toen :~blnee' tn~lle;affalra of change. Europe een~ · ;b.,, tb . e -~ . ,'_' ' til~ Market. I ., 'i··~ilo,W! I• They are still our most valued partFor 1;, w e; ·, ~:~emed to be ·~archtns:tw;~ ~n~~i'lbroker'' be- ner. They will be heard from for a lone tween Eaat~'ilill· ~~; •- This bas been time to come -- eopeclally when t b • abandoned ;c\r ·a realistic acceptance of chips are down . to enacted !aWl agalns! bias In the sale of privately-flnanoed new hoUIIng. ne otate lulo the altllorlly of lhe true oo•erelp, modJ. lll!d only by alate and feoleral coutlldenaJ llmlla~te. a • d fin,inced n e w honsing. It Ia now llml\!ld to the Jederally assisted field. When 1he- original ~r wa• Issued, White House opokesmen uia the President was acting flrsi in ·the area of "clearest respollJibilily and clearest au- thority." The administration feels it is ·liti aste' ll'flll ground with an or· der affeeting hoUiing covered by FHA and v A mortgage in. IUI'ance. The federal lie In tho conventional lleid II less proDOUIICed, lllnce it presumably would be made through banks and other leaders whose depos- its are government-inJured. Bm11 THE PRESIDENT and Congress muat, in seeking to jusU!y their actions, establish to their general or specific grants o! constittilional power. This puts limits on the federal government which do not •-1« !eden! law. The retauvea hllldful ol sl&· nlgicanl court cases in houoing discrimination illustrate h o w state power Ia being applled. by II'AIIBINGTON law,yetJ aay the leading oue 11 one decided last May by the Mauacbluetta SUpreme Judicial Court. IDVolved was private rental houoing. The rental agent refused to rent to a Negro. The Ma&sacbusetta CornmlsBion Aplnlt Discrlmlnation brought suit against both ( the owner and the agent. The defeaduta allelecl tllal the elate law alrrldgecl l h h rllbta la propony aad lhetr Jib. erty of -lrad _..,, due proeeu of law. Tbey lhu lavot- nonce, a lower court saki Ill eel -tiCIIIloaal pnleclloa. In 113 majority doclolon I h e Massachuselts high court said: 1960: "Statutes oow forbkl racial "The statutory regulation falls discrimination in hiring. These within the established principle have !><'ell found eonstitu!lonally unobjectionable. '!be Interference with priVati husiw• , II just as lireat, but II baa bad to yield to ~ caao:epta of what the state can and lhould · do. "('l'bll) Ia an addl"""-1 11>atance wbere the tndlYidUIIl that neither property r!gb!l nor contra ·t rJ&bts are aboolute, lor govemllli!Dt cannot ezis! if the citlzen may at wiD nse his property to the detriment of his fel- lows, or a:ercile· bJa freedom of contract to WQI'k them harm. Equally fundamental wtth the private right II thai of the public to regulate It la the common lnterettl."' A dissenUng fudge viewed the law, however, u a "deep invaolon of righta in purely privatelY owned property for residence purposea," and d.. elared the stalute In conlllcl with constitutional IIU&ranteea. YET TWO O'IBER CASES, Ia New York and CallforDJa, have gone the way of the 1\18&- ascbusetta high court majority In upholding aucti anti-bias leg- Islation. In Martin vs. Now York, a ease involving New York City's broad antldlacrlmlnallon ofdl- must yield to What Jeslalatlv• •ulhorlty deema Ia for lhl'eomo mon good." Bealde• th... caaea, coar11 In New Yorlt, New Jeney, ..._.. cbuseltl and Callfomla 11m up., bold state laW11 'barrlnc dlaortrD. lnatloll In publicly udltld ~ tng - the field covent! by 0. presldeatlal • lhe federal tevel. Only In nhrljng "' "' •·' . "} af Walfl. 'lilg!on otate baa a court nled narrowlY the olber way. 'lllu II ....... pl.aJa ._ _1H ... llrply ~ to npporl u ......., tl JllopeJ1J ..- ~~ or <GIIIrad rfCbll, oo Ioas as a ....... · stale ... ..._ •Into oome elear, ovorridhrl pablle PID'JIOH .. oaelllavuloa. Still on the Job It's Not So, That Series Of Ills Stunt Growing GIFT CHECK LIST •Hoover Clunert ~rlgldelre Applf.inc:e~ t, • ! •FiexoiHI Purnlturt , • Provincetown Me pie Medical Report the ;·I as discrimination in housing. Thus the lualltieo are different for the 10 states which have ~~!1!1!!8~1 with Europe.Britain is,. of coursg, no longer an independent power, ·~ ,j\ches'ori say.;':}Jilt what country is? If !Jri!ain'l -iniijatlv_e is limited by decision• ,made In Waslilng. ton, so is ~aabtnelon llini1ed. bY t~_e Kremlin, •114.1¥:_Kremitn by us. · - -Everyonf.: la •.U,~ ~Y The Bomb. There Is nf ~If ~-:r!'"i!Pendence on the natl9ltt! ~eaU;:;· _ .. . · · · :: .. 4,; ham~ the oeveral states In dealing with such a problem Held Before Peace Justice Eoty Eloclronlc Orgono Tope Raeorder0 PIANO BARGAIN .J RodiO. I ~ •I I TV. Sets Storeos Rock• lt~~:::1 ~Hompera . HouM =:::::: Hulen SHit At ... Openero ,I ,, I '• Voice Of Broadway ••. Reporting By DOROTHY KILGALLEN recommend the Barbet!a at 32l W. 46th ffi'YA, STRANGER! , St., where the decor and dlsheo are auNow that Cen .. al Park has done ill thentic Plemontese and the proprietor, annual strlp-tr,es and Y~le is busting Is some.ll'~at surprisingly, a Bryn Mawr out all over, welcome to our ever·chang· girl named La'ura Maioglto. If you don't tna city. Things are buzzing at this time know Italian 1\ut like to experiment, of year -and JliewMo~ll• i\l!'aY.• hai a· few sl!t"'l l!lt'Jilain the menu to you; It m- , new goOdtea !O)Jl ;,/,fl'O ,' -~ora wP.o eludes wild and domestic game. · · haven't been ·here ' tlr a·Willie. · ., · All the decor of the Barbetta .~ re. For Instance, have you seen oar Chll· lated to Plemonte '~ 18th century ~bld­ dron's Zoo, with Ill falrytale castle and , en age" of art. The panels and the bar moat? Grown-ups love it as much •as ijjij h~lre:JIG!lkarud In ltaly1 and the din· dren do. All i!ur Christmas decoration• rng room chairs w1th b!ocaded upholsare on d~_plf!1!l~O!I.lld_ chprebes jn front tery are replicas of chalrs that graced of office· bu • ' · }1iall! of·-coui'le In l)le the Royal Palace of Stuplnlgl ln. Torlnl. stores. The smaleilt boutlqueo and lhe The central chandelier has historical blgaest deP.artment store• go all out to significance; It came from the palace of make Our Tori' t~ belt of all places Countess Mlrafiore, who was the morgfor window-thOllplng. Fifth Ave. , i' a anatlc wife of Italy's King VIctor Eman wonderland of lmaslnatlve displays ~ uelll. All this and pasta, too! you ean buy anytb\n& from diamonds to douchnuts - a~ ·we Ill' know you'ri Don't miss our new cultural area, goln& to take the lddilles to see that gi· Lincoln Center. If you <an get tlckels to ant tree at Rockefeller Center. a concert, by all mea!IIJ do, but even If Molt people who come to New York you can't, be sure to ogle the spl~ndld like to aample the nlsht life, too, and ~rchltecture of the phflharll\onic Hall. we hiVe an Infinite varl.ety of that. The It's absolutely fasclna'llng, and we New tlrfjd bullne~ man undoubtedly will ap- · Yorkers are very proud of this addition preellte the lamb show at the Latin to the west side. Quarte~, . wbere the costumes are beau· Feeling In a mood for ja2Z? You can tlflll' but iilmpy and the. showglrls are find t,l}a! .vn the east or west aide-at beaulltul bllt not at all skimpy. Not far the Emoer.a, where you can always count awil\1, tbert Is another array of lovellea on a good bill, at Blrdland, the daddy-o In til• Minsky"s Follies at the lnterna· of them all, or the Metropole, which II tlonal. On 1 ' a~ller 1eale and on a more usually pretty crazy, with combos swing. sophlatl~~ level, lhe Blue Angel al· lng Inside and a lot of sidewalk fans wayi-off~.- • vatfeiY of lfood acts. and standing outside paering throuah the thi wQJ!del'f!ll nm for nlshtowls Is that plate &I&J!S windows and ~ojoylng snatchBobbY ·Sl!Ort It Jilayll)ll and llinslne for es of -the entertainment for free. If you his cfilr' followlnJiil the lounge there. enJoy the old "moldy fig" New Orleans · ' music which curls tbe hair of most modIf show~~·~~ reF· . er!\ jau lov~rs. venerable Wilbur de Pa· of vlralma rts is about lis sooclas they come In that writing ,_•nll ..... style. ,pnd.h,e can be found playin& up a .,snake storm afthe Room at the Boftom. It, and to tell Zerkles Transhr Co Poet Mlddllpotrt,O, THIS BEAUTIFUL SPINET CAN BB BOUGHT VERY REASON,ULE ChHt : Write or Phone Slrop fw KMI~ .... "Viftt GIFTS ON YEAR ' Here's how to trint to your husban'd th~t you waf,t EL~CTRIC . DISHWASH~R •.; . ,.' f='or Christmas I MlddltPCirt, Ohio l'hono WY 2·2632 There's Sentime~t Inside Commercialized Christmas. ' •· ,(d '. ' HI fr.am._.,b;W 1) Genera ·~­ ~ Ke!v- Kilch~In Nd Waat"aK._ ~ \ \ ,_._..lpoal Frigidaire RCA we.t.,...,._ ' ·j . . . . et•n Ire T-- ~ \ i lOut out - i me, ''No ever writwould be '. Billlntllll Without funny ·~· M~bag ~ i . 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Their oporalion Ia rq~Jatecl by pUib bUtill mannllfi •lltlqnj.,mllti away. ·111trt aro a J!Owlnl .q~nl!>ir .cir lh.,_ iltctronioally *395·cro ' . co. operattCI sat~to.' ttaiiOM On Our tyatem. 101111 of which •~<J'*Ied aa,(lr u Ill» lnllts ~. \hilt OO..fnll. Tillie ' nmDitly•Oqiii!Oiied' po\Ver unilt provldo aiiOibet ocOnantlcal way 10 meet !he .>liyinl dliy-lq,day ~ lieeda of our nal· •il. ''COl~R CENTER" . . IIIII I" ' 'j. I • WA·R;E ·' . ,• llltiJii~II'.T -~. - ' CUSI""'"lJl AJ lllo lcadii!J pipe- ·linen of ellorJY, we make uoe of every . Idol that can belp reduce !he ..,tol 1110\'• ·• lnf tner.r from source to mane~ Auto.., ·mftlllio,.iis ....,.....nle)l by our llldtite ,..,_ 4 ' l. · \"' . , we ha\'e """"' ID toep ,.. eo.tt dOWJL ·r~u Ea,... 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