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E com~ ·d on '1'· of ·ite ·an place .th oa iail .. .,..( 1860, rail t 'lea m· tTt>asc frot ~ro· 2,9741, ~· 'c 1 .m ·s declined t V3 ol their former amount. Can nd i't i i It' to om te ith r 1870 Oh;o dI I acrr~ hio ta 1.0 I 1uib lfnoord 11 a.., n trails '' f'll th1· d to t • C nion in I 1.. tllon the fi t ro d1, ~·s" rr JJia nd rordtHO) road con istimr of logs J)a(·ed i r by sid1• for anng Tt !It' in th half uf the tate• a •n uilt fiT t a L fo t Ill I p rt. foil · tl ·win intr buff lo and I ia h ils or the vcn ,·~ L' r r'tou pr L'll\' li r the old Vir- inia • iii t r~· J)j trict. I no bern Ohio, road pract' rs we t to tl othrr d cring in mo t instances to slra;!:ht sec tio · and l0\1 shijJ Ji s, tr a f tures which wo \t' mad slight de .. i tion uore pract' able. ' e fi t It• · lati1c · uthO'iza!ion to in Ohio "as contain m rritorial Act of 17 required l b n1al 16 yea of a e or ov r t erfonn mini m of 10 da of roa ·ork annu II . New TOad w re built upon tition b 12 or m citi:u.• to the coun qu rte essio i.lhde c 'on of road cr\'isor b th court justices. jor Roa ' I fi in 17 7 Th ,, pri· \'t'l IT t ~ rthlu' t Pa1 l'd road an· oc tb l' "lOk ud cor r of the at~~·~ which 26JHU out o thL· 0 panirs a rly high11J1S follmlt I lt1u · of least n· i~tar 't' , t! -~ '' < 1 round nd 't'r !til and tlnuu. h 1all • ppp· r in~ It' lJ,I\1' fo!lo\H'd t ' , . path .. 0 io'. Ill t•rn hi n' >~ an str ' te Tl Op!"lil, PI t'n .t ' ale o d ·;t~ \tt·u· ust I 1t1 ~~~ h tlw 111·f .,. of n ''•)s Six-11111 · IL'<UIJ S pulli .It ;t gJ' dt•r \\"!Tt' 1101 111 ·, muon sudm .u i t'l · •t 1'* i ... "a ;1 ''hand pt n t 1 I ad to ~~~0 ' lc 111~ w: 1 ~- rn1t 1~1 'S •• \!'I A '1 in I i~h major road in Ohio gan w bridle p th , ot ·ide enough for r s. It ra cl arnd ed by Colon I Ebene " tretched. f m m W. Va., thr St. Clai ville, Carnbricl.r n ville, Sorucrset, La a! r1 Chilli' to A rd~n on th Oh,·o .,..er. so gat on". nc' thw y !oon hccar well-beatPn road , w · h fir l w s only tr \cl b) ack hor By IH , hO\\ · t ·er, l'nes of 11· gons a d with t bel ~ f p pie w nting t eltl in Oh · appeared on th road. !I a sand gor us th covered ge came in IJein~ . The first was uilt in J 9 in ( 'olu mb' na u ty. !thong I st still d t Ohio' tl e JI I II . ..... to al Ro l'ro111 C mb ti 1in i not in n I \ ' l but frdght tr·aru•.,oft po abor . eed rniles to t i I diana iding line. I ' com et d in IB40 at a mst of ap1pro:<i'n tel , ~ per mile v ry 10 ,. it is bcin~ tl'. turnpi es began to r over Ohio 1 it · as ' r for s.tageco:ach lints and f ighti g to tra sport llthou h ·as asir , it , also e ns1 . aver ged bout 6 cent mil or m Ci to rings. It to C I busto Ch;·nk<>the by ta'Iecoach, a dis e of 46 '· In I 43, al g:oV<:mrnents bega o ·h•; free tun1p;l.es. M k ross the costing pro a \\·ith n vera~r l'fc• pe c 11 ercial c n f · t trans.,o and 'unable to c n \ ith rail ds, ~:a al 00a , ell!("• nd 'yer ark ts. .ult, rK' 1 ' ttl' ' T. Pa !1. AC i "st Due , Grimm hold the rank In the U, S. serves. 1 father of thoriti ) llli ( nn'., ~ still i tl · muU. lu t c·a \ I .f( · tic· rnl'd niral c·q 1i1 lll'lli lm ICJad \\'01 lh· ..,t 111 mile I ·ul Ill' 11 intr(ldU('( I II Ute .. --- Lo ' Botto of 7 ' e C nol .... at 10 ,' . "' H. h ays f · I into co1np I\' disu during 1844-1 3, with the tes de r ti c n nd railroad cou1 d t i when t ed a vigoroull c mpa' n or SC' il· of i land canals wh · ' e to d ~~ state for the rhwc·-quart(' ~ of · f' tu mile 18 7. Th ..., JllllllOI81 II . • I • Con George to ' llld39mbuteoofomeJ'IOIIq ... w:-. 75 "' the and r I 7 P.M. rou w s extencled \\'ay of the The c n were construe ••• a R A SHII 2. - 41 1 ° ~ DRIVE·IH NIGHT, THV.,,& 2-23 ·• �'lllth Ill ~~nln.l • . .I ' • nlllht . ,, llillhl ' 2, twl•-n18ht l '' ele •••B . ' ' ' I fJV LOn in tile r of th .. -1 , elp e Hel e sen cl comand lOIII , 1110 a roe- 1lf 428 n 4215613. st. L 118 492 64 43 .291 •• " of ...... ,ole. (lee ·.I I R.H. Pet. 50127 . 1 311 ' 14 .301 I 09110 11 . th ,I .'J H"l! .1 1)1' ~·' • ~*~J -'..19lf ·~I'J ''. ,"11 ' ) I' ' i! ' ,II I . ;,.. '.. ,., l ll ..• .' e • - •.The1 . ,..,.. a<tl C:HESTNU e 1111 the allzer but II IIIU bl th loke .s. hopes lor ol 23 hlto ill ....., . . E OUR S&IVIC IIOMIERIOY, 0. Ameri THE HUIDEII'OMl It u~ WI COM NY QF CINCINNATI. OHIO �'lllth Ill ~~nln.l • . .I ' • nlllht . ,, llillhl ' 2, twl•-n18ht l '' ele •••B . ' ' ' I fJV LOn in tile r of th .. -1 , elp e Hel e sen cl comand lOIII , 1110 a roe- 1lf 428 n 4215613. st. L 118 492 64 43 .291 •• " of ...... ,ole. (lee ·.I I R.H. Pet. 50127 . 1 311 ' 14 .301 I 09110 11 . th ,I .'J H"l! .1 1)1' ~·' • ~*~J -'..19lf ·~I'J ''. ,"11 ' ) I' ' i! ' ,II I . ;,.. '.. ,., l ll ..• .' e • - •.The1 . ,..,.. a<tl C:HESTNU e 1111 the allzer but II IIIU bl th loke .s. hopes lor ol 23 hlto ill ....., . . E OUR S&IVIC IIOMIERIOY, 0. Ameri THE HUIDEII'OMl It u~ WI COM NY QF CINCINNATI. OHIO �. ~fln· ' •. ' · ';.r- . ' . ,~;; .; . I '{ ·P!r.! "!!ll ot<~Vled 1' ilus:slaner¢e -·~ aunners. l!<!ve~ 'thall c:·-=~~~~ the,lll.l'tr. edition echoed lho ···'l'o~ . , SvOboda gover~W~~ent demands , 24 'tlwrs, · llial the t~Y14Fs pt out now, 1ast meo,. ',1, · t ~~. li ~. !~e. deh\d.l,. ~· ~111011 •l""..,;.,h ~non . . · . lnlel'llltiOIJjl · ·· fieorly· ~ hao gone b)' II'!" !lie :~Cl:':i:.~:!l:.~lt. -wah& .to UC\11 (\lllbe 'ch'!l"ch, l'hlcll 181'1: . loiter: .; . • · .• '. . tl'·dl'lt~. rp~ . lri<Jr.ol .)110 vo~can CoUncil's '/'lrlllll:. l¥·111!! Vat!"'-!1 ~·'llii that- tho'"bc~er i lmmedlatecy · · ball acillift 'caualijg "lois Of U!e Weilc.~ !IJi•. :S!\'!~BJ~l '~: ud &..~.. that partY ~.'f1'~ ''' olnet 1'\lllll Plul' VI rettnrmed ppit!rtw..,-o'tf§~l~ 'lnfl,lllo. ~Jn ' .patten i>f faith . "FGI:i ~ ~ 111<1 ~~"" .··· . . · llld llrenethened the R<tman ~UII.Y m hlo £J~ont. morllo1 ,tho blsbclpo ~In the . \IOU• .. t~t!)i>hc, ,fhe <111\litl'\" Ol , · O!tha!lc · Church'• ban on MOI'eO\'Or, hO oila 110\•1..'00 hJo 1111110' pt ~at; ill! tho ~thiul · tho morallit ot ·•~ettlltion . ·ortlftclll birth cootrol &lind m cllvlne 1'8velatlon.• He 1ari lo accti>l tlielr toacldJw·llli hal uoen 'l!i..,ied ""mtll I ' . Bot the controversy stirred b,y rooted hls eolo aplnst coo- adhere to It with a rellsi<IU clear ·aqd .lJreclie - · · 1l1e the ~ oncycllcll showo no tracept!on sole!JI on .. _ aoNnt o1 oouL Thlo religious use .o f carilnleel)tlve lllflllll Ia · olin ol abating. Blah..,., law". •• di&COJ;ned b,y b..- aubmlulon at wiU 'and ol mind alnllll lleeouao It 1'1 ~ to theologians, priests and laymen reaaOJL . must be aiKorn ln ,a apeclll way the ,lali at God wrlttA!n Into~ are still hotly orgulng whether Ewn '"- tho Clthollc blsbclpa to tho authentic teachi,. very 1ati1re ot m&n • • • 11111 the PClllO'S view is binding on all ol the United Stllea have llDed authoriiJ ot the Raman ponl1!l, !urther devlattm from tho Pfllll Cltholico, or whether a Clthol!c IV aolldb' 'behind tho aasert!m oven when he Is not -ldng ex declaratloo on thla subJect Is a ' may good !hat iha · PClllO'a Is cathedra (l~ibl)')," manifest let ol dii103IIIJ and deckle to practice conti'ICIV'" "authDrltati.ve.. and muat be Archbishop Karl Alter of i~oa. n · 1. lion. obeyed withoUt CUrther Q!leot!oo Clnclnnot! O>Presaed w h a t But ouch stlml llllPOII• to The queot!on would not arise or 4ebate. seems to be the consenauo o1 authorlt.Y have failed to alienee had P(l!JO Paul cherac~riz"" hla Tho bishops cl~ In •-rl or the voices of dlaoent- own .co..,le in conoclence Nfll IRIPi I'M lli!IADI'UI.I;Y SORR¥, MY !liAR" 1'11\1'6 MY ~ FOR CALUN6"' I ~n"\ RtGA&T rL~ Be UN*! 1tl WIKI! rr '100\Y··· FLOiNtA loiW MIM'IIiNS JUST $0 FOR HiR VfR:f PIIOP£R MOTilERIN· L.AWi Fi~T I'· i 1· ,j tslephont First Secrelf1'1 Alexander out). O.,U.tt .to We~ · i:<lk and 'other "Interned" . . . , to · , · · . . · · .' ti' Czechoolovak leaden be re. ,e!"'l... ~~. . lho ~.,, .BUt•. . the · ,Col)i~sl ·•lltl't.Y leaoed ll\il that the national newi Is Jnnain!ttell It l!lj( no tho! ' n.w_.-, Ru4e Praw, · PI'!> assemblY meel.' ,., longer· be. frOm ,., . "eUck. ' llilci~I'Yill'l ' ~ In tho n1sJit • iDim""' Ceteka (C'J:K), tM national · And 'ctK,)cdilod ,U., Ru~·~· of n~ edition; It'• main news agency thot chronicled lho enforced Sllen"! 01 •P~ , I!'• . .; have •ISnOd a joint otatelnent ISSOrt!JW that "It Ia C011U11011 ' teachl!w In the church that Cllhollca IDlY dissent &11ft toachl!ws (of tho PClllO) when aulllcleni reasCilB lor 10 dol,.; oxla~ » In the present lnotance, tho are aburdant dllrerlne with understand~Jw reasons for Pope Paul's foreign trOop&" The decorated generil, named presldelt by tho relormera to DRESS SHIRTS 5.00 Value 3.50 law. The diSBenters also eite a KNIT SHIRTS-G~nlon, Mock Trrtle and Stripes. Priced f01 quick c:learanee. Alexander Dubcek CzecM&Ioook party leader. Alebel K0sygla Soviet premit'r-<~ Kremlin dow? law For man has In hls heart a ~ Is .the very dign!IJ Ol man; to he ···wUI be Horse Show bell, P(lfteroy; DeborahJ, Jones. Binger, C&mbrldgo; LooDard F. Holzapfel, WeDston; Mrs. Charles V, Wood, Ironton; Charlea T. Goheen, Rt. 2, Wellston. · mRTHS Mro. Arnold I. Blrnet~ Jr., Patriot Star Rt., clau&hter, 12:07 p. m., Wedneaday. DISCHARGES Von F. make, James B. Bloomer I Landon Burnette, Sherman Buaklrk, Jr., WUlh. J. Cox, Mrs. Armlnta A. Cremeen11, YrL Cherleo A. JolTers, Mrs. Bert Jones, Ralph Lewia, Martlyn F. McCartney, Elmer McCarty, Leonard H. McPeak, Mrs. wu. liam A. Miller,Jr.,M.ra. WUllam T. Sammona, Mra. Florence M. IIi. 1 Jackaon; Mrs. Ronald D. ,Cimer~ Jackson; Jerry M. Tawney, Mrs. Weber Theobald, ~ • ;. HOLZER HOSPITAL - Vlsilo Mra. Marlet F, Sanders, Eureka :. inK hoora z.t and 7~ p. m. Par- Star Rt.; Ml88 Sandra S. Moli.: onto only m Pediatrics Ward. gumery, 1940 Chatham Ave.; : ADMISSIONS Mrs. E. Loulae Blrcuo, Eureka •. J1m0s L. Bartley, 109 Second Star Rt.; Mrs. Anothony R. Mer'· Aa; Mrs. Ena a co..,.r, 75 ola, Lower Riwr Rd.; Donald 11. :: ;. Gr11>0 St.; Mrs. WUiard I. Nl· Mallie, Ill. lNorth~;PatPrlce, bert, 1\aauga; Mrs. Rlmald"l;; " R~ !,·Patriot; Clilt D. Fitch, Ill. TWyman, Rt. 1· Vinton; Mro. Am- I, V!Jton; David I. Evans, Rio old L. Barnett; Jr., Patriot star Grande; James P. Nell, Pt. • Ill.; Perry E. Hebe, Cheahlre; Pleasant; Mrs. Larry A. Sleph• 1'lmmy L. Sll>ley, Rt. 2 ero.m ens, Rt. l Pt. Pleasant; Glenn M. · Clt.Y; In E. llallleld, Texas Rd.; Sayre, Pt. Pleasant; Scott Bennett, Rt. 3 Leon; Cynthia D. camp. i • ' r- Grapllology Graphology iJ a of analyzing character, peraon· allty and health from hnnd· writing. 'there is no s~lentiftc · ~ proof that the lnterprObltions of grap)!llogy.are correct. method r .. ·~ . r. poiAtRO'i · Planned IITTBIIUIIII THEON THEKIDDIE SHOPPE 'i'IN ' THE SHOEBOX MIDDLEPORT :!.lBB Compl•l• • ith Plllt!, die· tiOnll)'. lnde•. llligllf'l'lj)nt bool!. Co!orlul •inrt cover. GREATER· SAVINGS .' PACII 30 PEIICIIS ":< 7]r Sawlnp lod ConWMitnct iR . 12. CAI1IIDCiiS ~ 77r IlLER PAPIII :...55~ Colored ltiMII. .."' ,ft.r auofilwl '"" Here, to be &\IJ'e, you are only IIi New York and not on the moon, but the distance • traveled IS perhaps • greater one. · : .-..i:~~Qene R o • to w. United St41tes ufldersecreltl!'ll of · stole for politU:a! offal!•, greeting {he first SQIIItt · ~0111mercial airliner to land 'in America under <m agree· .l I meRt thol took odecode to wom out. Tbe l,la~lle o! the Ltltlt• Bia Horn took place June 25. 18?8. ,,, STOI' THAT ITCHI IN ~UST . II MINU11S, u ...................., .., mo-.. ...,,. ............. m:H..a&AOT ..,. ti' lifallt _,..,- . . Rea. $1.85 ...,. 1 a - ·~"!! ....",.,..,._ r-.w.~ A~ · .-.._.. --·.. --.NOW 00 Rea. 49c SJ!IISHh & LOHSE DRUG 5... DAY PADS REG. $2.00 HlAD 'AND SHAfiPOO FAST . I ' J J ' ONLY 1. 23 ONLY CHECKING ACCOUNT IO.LANTYL she could prove she w paid that bill! Come in and open your eember for a West llldlet cndte. ONLY household account. THE FARMERS and SAYINGS (0. .• mber Fetlwallte~rve $rstem : .. ·. ' · .'J·i - - ' Membllr F.O.I.C. . : ··- ··-·· '~ I .. '' PciM£ROY "0. r, ,J . '{! EVERY ·DAJ·! ~ 111111 I ~1111, ,....,.,. . . . . . . . MIGHTY REAVE from Liz. de Kaufman RD •••· bud AJeJ; ap lbe mBit of a aeUoaer tbe e ea p 1e Is bulldlac 111 Loadoa. Work· Ill( ellllrely oa lltolr owa, doe KaufmaDDI llope lo fia, llllh lbe ss.loa ship by De- •• ' one bo• Popullr •2 l.,.d. L005BW If she had a ' STARTS FRIDAY MORNING '·. .,_,...,. HI And you don;! have to worry ibout boW much Ice creai gell on their ahlrta. Theao 2-fll,y combed .-.lmlta are wCilderfully waahabie. ·In dellclouo colora and atrllln, and a·variety olneeldllles. · ~' Mrs. Gary D. Turner, Mrs. Ray R. Zeigler, Otis Pitchford, James Grimm, Oscar Eberts, Steven D. Dars~ Mrs. Harry McGinnis and AVOid SHOES FOR BOYS I AND GIRLS HAS fVfiYfHflfG FOI... Scott, Wendy I. Sims, David lnflllt daush~r, Mrs. James T. Michaela and Infant daughter, Mrs. larry M, Ru010U and ln!ant son, Mrs. Robert H. Terry . and W..t clau&hter. S SIZES 2 to 8 The Riverview Seddle Club will present a Horoe Stow, Saturday, Aug. 24 at Ohlinger stables, Now Haven at 7 p.m. There will be 18 classes. eEN~FRANKUN~ l Leoald Brezhaev Soviet Communist party secrelaTJI. Featured lola HOLLYWOOD •UPn-Harry carer. landed a featured role with ~chard W1dmark and Lena Horne 1n "Patch." written GOd. To obey It I accordlne It ~~ Conscl~~~l~s~th:e~m:•;H~::::::::::::~;;;;~~~~ii~iiiiiiii~ 11 succeed ~r Stalinist president Antonln Novotny, said he called lor today's ....,... ol tho parliament and warned his cOUJrtrymen: "We have reached the Point Ot nQ return.', Apparently he ;poke !rcon hla o!fices In hllllll!l. Hr!ldeony .caatlo, its slopes rln&od b.Y Russian tanks. White and Colored of tho JBturll , in Reduced to 501 World: , · come ·without . C.ecHo"Ovak ' gOVernment or P'rli' permission. He called tor cllm 1o aid the "early wlthdrawli ol SUITS .SPORTS C8ATS. Vatican CoUncU document In so.,port of their posltioo. They quote the lollowing porqnph of the couneO's constitution on the Church In the Modern ''· 'MO&""'J1.s ~--~eljti to· tho cont,rarY. he &ald •jhl ~~tort .. lheolocJano Clthollc almeboW, ··• - . s•-'-'· : '· . · Mon than 400 of AIIIOi'lca•a liiiOJW theoloslan• a!\d ptleate. · I~ Brlell)o, Radio COmi alive Wpdne,aday ' night for tin an&utahad · I!Orl ot. state of the Czoctt.'llovak Union mess~ ·~,u"'-"'• , ~~ . ~·.r· scholars' statement sa.Ya. there ,• televlskillandP,.q;lo~ , · .AUGUST teachlne Time e :::::·:!~§~~~!~~~~;~~~=:!==~~ ~ bY 1•.00· �. ~fln· ' •. ' · ';.r- . ' . ,~;; .; . I '{ ·P!r.! "!!ll ot<~Vled 1' ilus:slaner¢e -·~ aunners. l!<!ve~ 'thall c:·-=~~~~ the,lll.l'tr. edition echoed lho ···'l'o~ . , SvOboda gover~W~~ent demands , 24 'tlwrs, · llial the t~Y14Fs pt out now, 1ast meo,. ',1, · t ~~. li ~. !~e. deh\d.l,. ~· ~111011 •l""..,;.,h ~non . . · . lnlel'llltiOIJjl · ·· fieorly· ~ hao gone b)' II'!" !lie :~Cl:':i:.~:!l:.~lt. -wah& .to UC\11 (\lllbe 'ch'!l"ch, l'hlcll 181'1: . loiter: .; . • · .• '. . tl'·dl'lt~. rp~ . lri<Jr.ol .)110 vo~can CoUncil's '/'lrlllll:. l¥·111!! Vat!"'-!1 ~·'llii that- tho'"bc~er i lmmedlatecy · · ball acillift 'caualijg "lois Of U!e Weilc.~ !IJi•. :S!\'!~BJ~l '~: ud &..~.. that partY ~.'f1'~ ''' olnet 1'\lllll Plul' VI rettnrmed ppit!rtw..,-o'tf§~l~ 'lnfl,lllo. ~Jn ' .patten i>f faith . "FGI:i ~ ~ 111<1 ~~"" .··· . . · llld llrenethened the R<tman ~UII.Y m hlo £J~ont. morllo1 ,tho blsbclpo ~In the . \IOU• .. t~t!)i>hc, ,fhe <111\litl'\" Ol , · O!tha!lc · Church'• ban on MOI'eO\'Or, hO oila 110\•1..'00 hJo 1111110' pt ~at; ill! tho ~thiul · tho morallit ot ·•~ettlltion . ·ortlftclll birth cootrol &lind m cllvlne 1'8velatlon.• He 1ari lo accti>l tlielr toacldJw·llli hal uoen 'l!i..,ied ""mtll I ' . Bot the controversy stirred b,y rooted hls eolo aplnst coo- adhere to It with a rellsi<IU clear ·aqd .lJreclie - · · 1l1e the ~ oncycllcll showo no tracept!on sole!JI on .. _ aoNnt o1 oouL Thlo religious use .o f carilnleel)tlve lllflllll Ia · olin ol abating. Blah..,., law". •• di&COJ;ned b,y b..- aubmlulon at wiU 'and ol mind alnllll lleeouao It 1'1 ~ to theologians, priests and laymen reaaOJL . must be aiKorn ln ,a apeclll way the ,lali at God wrlttA!n Into~ are still hotly orgulng whether Ewn '"- tho Clthollc blsbclpa to tho authentic teachi,. very 1ati1re ot m&n • • • 11111 the PClllO'S view is binding on all ol the United Stllea have llDed authoriiJ ot the Raman ponl1!l, !urther devlattm from tho Pfllll Cltholico, or whether a Clthol!c IV aolldb' 'behind tho aasert!m oven when he Is not -ldng ex declaratloo on thla subJect Is a ' may good !hat iha · PClllO'a Is cathedra (l~ibl)')," manifest let ol dii103IIIJ and deckle to practice conti'ICIV'" "authDrltati.ve.. and muat be Archbishop Karl Alter of i~oa. n · 1. lion. obeyed withoUt CUrther Q!leot!oo Clnclnnot! O>Presaed w h a t But ouch stlml llllPOII• to The queot!on would not arise or 4ebate. seems to be the consenauo o1 authorlt.Y have failed to alienee had P(l!JO Paul cherac~riz"" hla Tho bishops cl~ In •-rl or the voices of dlaoent- own .co..,le in conoclence Nfll IRIPi I'M lli!IADI'UI.I;Y SORR¥, MY !liAR" 1'11\1'6 MY ~ FOR CALUN6"' I ~n"\ RtGA&T rL~ Be UN*! 1tl WIKI! rr '100\Y··· FLOiNtA loiW MIM'IIiNS JUST $0 FOR HiR VfR:f PIIOP£R MOTilERIN· L.AWi Fi~T I'· i 1· ,j tslephont First Secrelf1'1 Alexander out). O.,U.tt .to We~ · i:<lk and 'other "Interned" . . . , to · , · · . . · · .' ti' Czechoolovak leaden be re. ,e!"'l... ~~. . lho ~.,, .BUt•. . the · ,Col)i~sl ·•lltl't.Y leaoed ll\il that the national newi Is Jnnain!ttell It l!lj( no tho! ' n.w_.-, Ru4e Praw, · PI'!> assemblY meel.' ,., longer· be. frOm ,., . "eUck. ' llilci~I'Yill'l ' ~ In tho n1sJit • iDim""' Ceteka (C'J:K), tM national · And 'ctK,)cdilod ,U., Ru~·~· of n~ edition; It'• main news agency thot chronicled lho enforced Sllen"! 01 •P~ , I!'• . .; have •ISnOd a joint otatelnent ISSOrt!JW that "It Ia C011U11011 ' teachl!w In the church that Cllhollca IDlY dissent &11ft toachl!ws (of tho PClllO) when aulllcleni reasCilB lor 10 dol,.; oxla~ » In the present lnotance, tho are aburdant dllrerlne with understand~Jw reasons for Pope Paul's foreign trOop&" The decorated generil, named presldelt by tho relormera to DRESS SHIRTS 5.00 Value 3.50 law. The diSBenters also eite a KNIT SHIRTS-G~nlon, Mock Trrtle and Stripes. Priced f01 quick c:learanee. Alexander Dubcek CzecM&Ioook party leader. Alebel K0sygla Soviet premit'r-<~ Kremlin dow? law For man has In hls heart a ~ Is .the very dign!IJ Ol man; to he ···wUI be Horse Show bell, P(lfteroy; DeborahJ, Jones. Binger, C&mbrldgo; LooDard F. Holzapfel, WeDston; Mrs. Charles V, Wood, Ironton; Charlea T. Goheen, Rt. 2, Wellston. · mRTHS Mro. Arnold I. Blrnet~ Jr., Patriot Star Rt., clau&hter, 12:07 p. m., Wedneaday. DISCHARGES Von F. make, James B. Bloomer I Landon Burnette, Sherman Buaklrk, Jr., WUlh. J. Cox, Mrs. Armlnta A. Cremeen11, YrL Cherleo A. JolTers, Mrs. Bert Jones, Ralph Lewia, Martlyn F. McCartney, Elmer McCarty, Leonard H. McPeak, Mrs. wu. liam A. Miller,Jr.,M.ra. WUllam T. Sammona, Mra. Florence M. IIi. 1 Jackaon; Mrs. Ronald D. ,Cimer~ Jackson; Jerry M. Tawney, Mrs. Weber Theobald, ~ • ;. HOLZER HOSPITAL - Vlsilo Mra. Marlet F, Sanders, Eureka :. inK hoora z.t and 7~ p. m. Par- Star Rt.; Ml88 Sandra S. Moli.: onto only m Pediatrics Ward. gumery, 1940 Chatham Ave.; : ADMISSIONS Mrs. E. Loulae Blrcuo, Eureka •. J1m0s L. Bartley, 109 Second Star Rt.; Mrs. Anothony R. Mer'· Aa; Mrs. Ena a co..,.r, 75 ola, Lower Riwr Rd.; Donald 11. :: ;. Gr11>0 St.; Mrs. WUiard I. Nl· Mallie, Ill. lNorth~;PatPrlce, bert, 1\aauga; Mrs. Rlmald"l;; " R~ !,·Patriot; Clilt D. Fitch, Ill. TWyman, Rt. 1· Vinton; Mro. Am- I, V!Jton; David I. Evans, Rio old L. Barnett; Jr., Patriot star Grande; James P. Nell, Pt. • Ill.; Perry E. Hebe, Cheahlre; Pleasant; Mrs. Larry A. Sleph• 1'lmmy L. Sll>ley, Rt. 2 ero.m ens, Rt. l Pt. Pleasant; Glenn M. · Clt.Y; In E. llallleld, Texas Rd.; Sayre, Pt. Pleasant; Scott Bennett, Rt. 3 Leon; Cynthia D. camp. i • ' r- Grapllology Graphology iJ a of analyzing character, peraon· allty and health from hnnd· writing. 'there is no s~lentiftc · ~ proof that the lnterprObltions of grap)!llogy.are correct. method r .. ·~ . r. poiAtRO'i · Planned IITTBIIUIIII THEON THEKIDDIE SHOPPE 'i'IN ' THE SHOEBOX MIDDLEPORT :!.lBB Compl•l• • ith Plllt!, die· tiOnll)'. lnde•. llligllf'l'lj)nt bool!. Co!orlul •inrt cover. GREATER· SAVINGS .' PACII 30 PEIICIIS ":< 7]r Sawlnp lod ConWMitnct iR . 12. CAI1IIDCiiS ~ 77r IlLER PAPIII :...55~ Colored ltiMII. .."' ,ft.r auofilwl '"" Here, to be &\IJ'e, you are only IIi New York and not on the moon, but the distance • traveled IS perhaps • greater one. · : .-..i:~~Qene R o • to w. United St41tes ufldersecreltl!'ll of · stole for politU:a! offal!•, greeting {he first SQIIItt · ~0111mercial airliner to land 'in America under <m agree· .l I meRt thol took odecode to wom out. Tbe l,la~lle o! the Ltltlt• Bia Horn took place June 25. 18?8. ,,, STOI' THAT ITCHI IN ~UST . II MINU11S, u ...................., .., mo-.. ...,,. ............. m:H..a&AOT ..,. ti' lifallt _,..,- . . Rea. $1.85 ...,. 1 a - ·~"!! ....",.,..,._ r-.w.~ A~ · .-.._.. --·.. --.NOW 00 Rea. 49c SJ!IISHh & LOHSE DRUG 5... DAY PADS REG. $2.00 HlAD 'AND SHAfiPOO FAST . I ' J J ' ONLY 1. 23 ONLY CHECKING ACCOUNT IO.LANTYL she could prove she w paid that bill! Come in and open your eember for a West llldlet cndte. ONLY household account. THE FARMERS and SAYINGS (0. .• mber Fetlwallte~rve $rstem : .. ·. ' · .'J·i - - ' Membllr F.O.I.C. . : ··- ··-·· '~ I .. '' PciM£ROY "0. r, ,J . '{! EVERY ·DAJ·! ~ 111111 I ~1111, ,....,.,. . . . . . . . MIGHTY REAVE from Liz. de Kaufman RD •••· bud AJeJ; ap lbe mBit of a aeUoaer tbe e ea p 1e Is bulldlac 111 Loadoa. Work· Ill( ellllrely oa lltolr owa, doe KaufmaDDI llope lo fia, llllh lbe ss.loa ship by De- •• ' one bo• Popullr •2 l.,.d. L005BW If she had a ' STARTS FRIDAY MORNING '·. .,_,...,. HI And you don;! have to worry ibout boW much Ice creai gell on their ahlrta. Theao 2-fll,y combed .-.lmlta are wCilderfully waahabie. ·In dellclouo colora and atrllln, and a·variety olneeldllles. · ~' Mrs. Gary D. Turner, Mrs. Ray R. Zeigler, Otis Pitchford, James Grimm, Oscar Eberts, Steven D. Dars~ Mrs. Harry McGinnis and AVOid SHOES FOR BOYS I AND GIRLS HAS fVfiYfHflfG FOI... Scott, Wendy I. Sims, David lnflllt daush~r, Mrs. James T. Michaela and Infant daughter, Mrs. larry M, Ru010U and ln!ant son, Mrs. Robert H. Terry . and W..t clau&hter. S SIZES 2 to 8 The Riverview Seddle Club will present a Horoe Stow, Saturday, Aug. 24 at Ohlinger stables, Now Haven at 7 p.m. There will be 18 classes. eEN~FRANKUN~ l Leoald Brezhaev Soviet Communist party secrelaTJI. Featured lola HOLLYWOOD •UPn-Harry carer. landed a featured role with ~chard W1dmark and Lena Horne 1n "Patch." written GOd. To obey It I accordlne It ~~ Conscl~~~l~s~th:e~m:•;H~::::::::::::~;;;;~~~~ii~iiiiiiii~ 11 succeed ~r Stalinist president Antonln Novotny, said he called lor today's ....,... ol tho parliament and warned his cOUJrtrymen: "We have reached the Point Ot nQ return.', Apparently he ;poke !rcon hla o!fices In hllllll!l. Hr!ldeony .caatlo, its slopes rln&od b.Y Russian tanks. White and Colored of tho JBturll , in Reduced to 501 World: , · come ·without . C.ecHo"Ovak ' gOVernment or P'rli' permission. He called tor cllm 1o aid the "early wlthdrawli ol SUITS .SPORTS C8ATS. Vatican CoUncU document In so.,port of their posltioo. They quote the lollowing porqnph of the couneO's constitution on the Church In the Modern ''· 'MO&""'J1.s ~--~eljti to· tho cont,rarY. he &ald •jhl ~~tort .. lheolocJano Clthollc almeboW, ··• - . s•-'-'· : '· . · Mon than 400 of AIIIOi'lca•a liiiOJW theoloslan• a!\d ptleate. · I~ Brlell)o, Radio COmi alive Wpdne,aday ' night for tin an&utahad · I!Orl ot. state of the Czoctt.'llovak Union mess~ ·~,u"'-"'• , ~~ . ~·.r· scholars' statement sa.Ya. there ,• televlskillandP,.q;lo~ , · .AUGUST teachlne Time e :::::·:!~§~~~!~~~~;~~~=:!==~~ ~ bY 1•.00· �.. , """"",.. ''1, . .ulillot 20 :.,. ' u:z.iin tho , ro<kels erathe ooPitol the · JW. !toelf, two of tllem h!ttlilg 1110' ~. I national usembly building In . the center ol town. ·~··'). . • . Eighteen persoos were killed anti 72 wounded Including three U.S. clvlllons. The other mortar. and roc:ket ~ attacks wtdch sent more than 400 shells Into outlying allied !)OIIitlons kUled 23 per11011s and WtlWidod 71, u:s. mllttaey opokeamen said. Inside 1he . capital blcyl1)e- By United Pross l'l!ternatlonal Cheered b.)' pledges of UDCJIS· ridlng VIet C<>ng terrorlsto shot U!!ed - r t !rom four loaders to death an AmerJcan seMce.mon riding a throe..meeled of the Ropublioan liberal wing pedicob In the downtown section that OIII>Oood hio oomlnatlon lor tbe presidency, Richard M. today. Pollee chaoed tho throe Nixon began a brief vacation Wrrori Its and opened fire on todiiJ' In Florida. Nixon Dow to Key Bloco.vno t.-em. They said " me was wounded but all escaped. A Wednesday nlglrt from New Vietnamese soldier was W1llnd~ York ell!' after a round d: od by tho same bullet tbat successful meeting• with Now ldlled the American, spokesmen York'o three leading Republl.... and Son. Edward w. said. Brooke or Massachusetts, the The Saigon &hell!ng, 1he first since June 21, posed new only Negro member d: tho U.S. prdllemo at Paris for U.S. senate. The GOP nominee met llrst Ambassador W, Averell Harrlwith Gov. Nel11011 Rockefeller, manm Ho bitterly denounced the barrageo Into 1he capital In MB.Y who, emersed !rom the 80- ' ' • _.I l(:.~·~ . .\;· ' . ' J,,' .,t,l .. · "ANMUAL . tt • , Ni:xon ·Resting, in·Good ·Sp:irfJS . ' ' ' . ' ' ,j ,. • ' ~ • 1 . )'. ,/ l:) '. I ·' \ i. and June as evidence the COmmunist& were unw!!Ung to de-escalate the war. It was tho heaviest shelling of Saigon Itself IInce June 10 when minute conference promising to campaign througllout the COUll· Wsay of Now York CIQ-. Nixon aim "lsouecl a formal statement on tho .lnvaalon b1 Waroaw Pact natlona Into Czechoslovakia. Unte world's sympathies go out to the Czech and Slovak -los In this their t h 1 r d moment d: martYrdom · Ia the short space of a generation," he oald. Nixon added that "Thole who wlsh for long-term peace muot aloo ho!JO that tho Sovi!Ofs re<onlllder this brutal acr• because "It Jeopardizes those broader negc:tlotlons which are .. esaontlal lf peace lo to be secured for the balance ~ this century." In other pollt!cel develq>- • ; .' ' ~· Goo~ ~-~· ' • ....~ hold a Gall 'I " I .'liiTEINlTidlfAL• . ·v J.·Mc:Gr.W, ' · Claia .V - Tt.. . ·~lliae Tou<b, 11'!'11 Palrlck lllliYi ;Mrs. " With Supporlfrom Li;fie~lfll)f~ng ' FOR .. Falns, · ~ 1..8 Gibbs. .-;.1 ~ 'c:<li>forenco W....,odly Idler ~ ~ore lh,o 'llemocra~·· Pllllform ··Cc!mdilll)l.o hear· · Iiiia In Wallhln&loa. ilo oald uwe ,will ·baV,e , a· dtctatoratdp" In !hi Unltecnilates uniosa the con..rvallvei' win the White by, 1972, EYi ' man'• at .• Hood 1.1 trimmed with ... " • 1"'--------·----oioliiolf,jojlllil--ioooilllil"!'i!~ II""".,~--~~~,..J~~~I.ii,·ljlio~..-~-...o!ijW ' c. tnentl!l: Agnew: The Maryland IIOVOrtry lor Nixon Md hlo vice nor open! todiiJ' working Ia hio llfOsidenttol running mate, Spiro Amapolls olrtces on l!late Agnew. bulllne,.. In an addreso to Nixon met later with Sen. members of the American Jaoob Javlt o who told newsmen Hellen! c Educational Prosresatterwsrd he would do every- Rive Asooclatlon meeting In New thing possible for the GOP Yorl<, Agnew said there w a s ticket although he did not asree "Nothing Ia common between "with everything tho ticket civil r!Shto and civil disobeespouses and Mr. Nb:on would dim:ce.'f he tho first to recognize that." George C. Wallace: The third Brooke, whose oupport could part,y candidate, campall!lllne Ia :j: help tho Republican• Ia the Oklahoma Wedneoday, blamed nation's black communities, the Czechoslovakian crisis on a oald he liad "No re..rvatlono at seU.out by both the Republicans THURSDAY ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 8 p. all" about tho Nlxon-Asnew and Democrats Ia World War ticket and otrered to campalsn II. m, Thurodly at the hall. Sen. Edward M. Kelllto!d.Y: TWI - LIGHT GARDEN Cluj), for It across tho country. He Thurlldl,y nlcht at 1he home of said he conllldored Agnew a The Mliooachuaetto Democrat per11011al friend ond a "gemine · broke a 12-week polltieal oU~ lllrL Gerald Wildermuth. prosreslllve." Wedneoday by propolllns a lourFRIDAY Nixon concluded his do.v rl point program to and 1he WORKL:RS Class of ouccesoes by securing Vietnam war. 1he o United Melhodlst polllleal the backing o1 Mayor John V. Gov. Looter Maddox: The c~ p, m., at the h<lme l..s~·~·;~~····· · · · · · · · !:l '·' Calendar ' . ~ • ot~E ~~CE . ijTY IIJIIIIIOi'td by llremen at MlddloColllmwlill' Park, Middleport, 8 :30 to 11:30 p.m. T h e port Jo.v• wlll emcee. SATURDAY HIGH SCHOOL Dance Parll' . at ~ - . court, '!'"~'!· !ng 1(1 8:30 p.m. The Jayl will em.-, ,Ill cut of rain the dulce will at the Pomeroy btjalll School Q\'111, SUND'AY ENTERPRISE UN1'I'ED dist Cllllroh lo OJIOI>oor~ .alns !bldo.v. Aug, 25, · EvOI')'GIIO Ia lnYited. •··''·•·~ ers are welcome. 'i I' \flso ~ DRIVE·IN • TONIGHT & FRIDAY AUG. 22 • 23 TilE WILD REBELS (Technicolor) Starrq Sieve Alaimo AND llart1 Rcllbina.Gigl PerrNu In "HELL ON WHEELS" .~...., TONIGHT- AUG, 22 CLOSED FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY . AUGUST 23 • 27 l"lr AL.LEY OF TilE DOLLS" (Techl)icolor) Parkins - Patty Duke Good Neigllbor FUZ SHOW STARTS 7 . ' El\ •• $\.1.9 c~'4 ~UIMD •••••.••••• • • • • • • • •..2!l 0 ·11/ CLIP BO~R R •••••••• • • • • • ••::••••.10 fiLLER p~PE ."••• • • • • •••••••• oRG~IZEI\ •• \.51 '4~\.\ll .. _.; 35e VALUE .,. Red Bloc Draws Bitter Ridicule 104 OUTFIT ' By ~nlted Press IJiternallonal GoYernments and private cltlzons o'IH<e bitterly denouncod the Soviet bloc· lavuian ol Czechoslovakia today and · tho protests en~pted Into violent delltCIIIIIratlons thl"OU8iloul ' the world. , 'l"hooloanda ol demonstrator• lrled to attack the SOviet Elllbaot,y In London 'and forced the oMitdown of a Soviet exhlbli!Oll. BrazUian In Rio de Janeiro buliWid Soviet Oq anti Buemo Aires pollee had to uoe teor sss to Ioree 500 studento awa.y !rom the Soviet Embaao,y. Pope Paul VI expreafed hio "Bharp blttorno,&s · and ilreat anxiell'" over the S<Met Iiiierventlon. He ealled It a "aaf'io wound" to wo'rld peace. , Some olthe lll"CJIII!Ost protest&·were in London. More than2,000clemonotrotors chanting 11Russlans, go horne!" were hurled back by pollee at the Soviet Embaso,y but they otonod the Bulgarian Embaao,y and omashod wlndoWo of stu-• embassies or other &Met bloc hardllne natlona. More then a dozen persons were arrested. Durn Flap Demonstrators burned Communist flags and lmrled earrota and tomatoes at SOviet proGu!tl at a London trade exhibition. Choruoeo ol boos sreoted the arrival ol the Ru11lan otate orcheotra at London'• Royal Albert Hall. The audience chanted uFreedom for Czeeboslovcokla." In Bonn, 2,500 demonotratoro omalhed wlncDws and burled paint on u,. Soviet ~so,y and In Rome - · threw eggs at U>e Soviet EIJDaao,y. Paris poU..., arrested 60 protesters ami.ag ~edt . wbo tried to assault lho R~aalan . diplomatic compound there. Among the most vi!IOJ<JUI condemnatlooo were tho.. ol Weslem Communlsto. The rtaUan Communist part,y, the largest outaicle the Soviet Unlclll and Cllina, ealloc! tho invuloo "ua)lotpled'' and !U>· llcly pro<lainled Its - r t for Czechoslovakia. Fren<h !llrprlood . French Cornrnamiata, rrwmally pro-Mosc:ow, expreoaed "sur. priae and reprobaUon." o.... otratnro - e d Ill Soviet diplomatic eompoonda even Ia Iceland and on the Island of C7J>ru•. In Vletnna, pOlice said a 25year-<>id unidentlnoc! man throw two molotov cocktalle at the Soviet En>usy and hwldredo cl. per1011s marched thrau.gh ~ center d: the city carryblg placarcls t h a t said, "S>vlet murderers'' and ''Freedom ror Prague." "The Soviet leaders are WI"Cllli If !hey believe -kl wtnlon will accpet tho 01111 Ram that Czechplllovakla ha• boon occupied by ita .,-atwhlle allies bocau.. •imJOrialloto' were hatching •ccuJrterrevoluUon,'" ll&ld Japan'• Yomiurl !ldmbun. 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Inside 1he . capital blcyl1)e- By United Pross l'l!ternatlonal Cheered b.)' pledges of UDCJIS· ridlng VIet C<>ng terrorlsto shot U!!ed - r t !rom four loaders to death an AmerJcan seMce.mon riding a throe..meeled of the Ropublioan liberal wing pedicob In the downtown section that OIII>Oood hio oomlnatlon lor tbe presidency, Richard M. today. Pollee chaoed tho throe Nixon began a brief vacation Wrrori Its and opened fire on todiiJ' In Florida. Nixon Dow to Key Bloco.vno t.-em. They said " me was wounded but all escaped. A Wednesday nlglrt from New Vietnamese soldier was W1llnd~ York ell!' after a round d: od by tho same bullet tbat successful meeting• with Now ldlled the American, spokesmen York'o three leading Republl.... and Son. Edward w. said. Brooke or Massachusetts, the The Saigon &hell!ng, 1he first since June 21, posed new only Negro member d: tho U.S. prdllemo at Paris for U.S. senate. The GOP nominee met llrst Ambassador W, Averell Harrlwith Gov. Nel11011 Rockefeller, manm Ho bitterly denounced the barrageo Into 1he capital In MB.Y who, emersed !rom the 80- ' ' • _.I l(:.~·~ . .\;· ' . ' J,,' .,t,l .. · "ANMUAL . tt • , Ni:xon ·Resting, in·Good ·Sp:irfJS . ' ' ' . ' ' ,j ,. • ' ~ • 1 . )'. ,/ l:) '. I ·' \ i. and June as evidence the COmmunist& were unw!!Ung to de-escalate the war. It was tho heaviest shelling of Saigon Itself IInce June 10 when minute conference promising to campaign througllout the COUll· Wsay of Now York CIQ-. Nixon aim "lsouecl a formal statement on tho .lnvaalon b1 Waroaw Pact natlona Into Czechoslovakia. Unte world's sympathies go out to the Czech and Slovak -los In this their t h 1 r d moment d: martYrdom · Ia the short space of a generation," he oald. Nixon added that "Thole who wlsh for long-term peace muot aloo ho!JO that tho Sovi!Ofs re<onlllder this brutal acr• because "It Jeopardizes those broader negc:tlotlons which are .. esaontlal lf peace lo to be secured for the balance ~ this century." In other pollt!cel develq>- • ; .' ' ~· Goo~ ~-~· ' • ....~ hold a Gall 'I " I .'liiTEINlTidlfAL• . ·v J.·Mc:Gr.W, ' · Claia .V - Tt.. . ·~lliae Tou<b, 11'!'11 Palrlck lllliYi ;Mrs. " With Supporlfrom Li;fie~lfll)f~ng ' FOR .. Falns, · ~ 1..8 Gibbs. .-;.1 ~ 'c:<li>forenco W....,odly Idler ~ ~ore lh,o 'llemocra~·· Pllllform ··Cc!mdilll)l.o hear· · Iiiia In Wallhln&loa. ilo oald uwe ,will ·baV,e , a· dtctatoratdp" In !hi Unltecnilates uniosa the con..rvallvei' win the White by, 1972, EYi ' man'• at .• Hood 1.1 trimmed with ... " • 1"'--------·----oioliiolf,jojlllil--ioooilllil"!'i!~ II""".,~--~~~,..J~~~I.ii,·ljlio~..-~-...o!ijW ' c. tnentl!l: Agnew: The Maryland IIOVOrtry lor Nixon Md hlo vice nor open! todiiJ' working Ia hio llfOsidenttol running mate, Spiro Amapolls olrtces on l!late Agnew. bulllne,.. In an addreso to Nixon met later with Sen. members of the American Jaoob Javlt o who told newsmen Hellen! c Educational Prosresatterwsrd he would do every- Rive Asooclatlon meeting In New thing possible for the GOP Yorl<, Agnew said there w a s ticket although he did not asree "Nothing Ia common between "with everything tho ticket civil r!Shto and civil disobeespouses and Mr. Nb:on would dim:ce.'f he tho first to recognize that." George C. Wallace: The third Brooke, whose oupport could part,y candidate, campall!lllne Ia :j: help tho Republican• Ia the Oklahoma Wedneoday, blamed nation's black communities, the Czechoslovakian crisis on a oald he liad "No re..rvatlono at seU.out by both the Republicans THURSDAY ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 8 p. all" about tho Nlxon-Asnew and Democrats Ia World War ticket and otrered to campalsn II. m, Thurodly at the hall. Sen. Edward M. Kelllto!d.Y: TWI - LIGHT GARDEN Cluj), for It across tho country. He Thurlldl,y nlcht at 1he home of said he conllldored Agnew a The Mliooachuaetto Democrat per11011al friend ond a "gemine · broke a 12-week polltieal oU~ lllrL Gerald Wildermuth. prosreslllve." Wedneoday by propolllns a lourFRIDAY Nixon concluded his do.v rl point program to and 1he WORKL:RS Class of ouccesoes by securing Vietnam war. 1he o United Melhodlst polllleal the backing o1 Mayor John V. Gov. Looter Maddox: The c~ p, m., at the h<lme l..s~·~·;~~····· · · · · · · · !:l '·' Calendar ' . ~ • ot~E ~~CE . ijTY IIJIIIIIOi'td by llremen at MlddloColllmwlill' Park, Middleport, 8 :30 to 11:30 p.m. T h e port Jo.v• wlll emcee. SATURDAY HIGH SCHOOL Dance Parll' . at ~ - . court, '!'"~'!· !ng 1(1 8:30 p.m. The Jayl will em.-, ,Ill cut of rain the dulce will at the Pomeroy btjalll School Q\'111, SUND'AY ENTERPRISE UN1'I'ED dist Cllllroh lo OJIOI>oor~ .alns !bldo.v. Aug, 25, · EvOI')'GIIO Ia lnYited. •··''·•·~ ers are welcome. 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BrazUian In Rio de Janeiro buliWid Soviet Oq anti Buemo Aires pollee had to uoe teor sss to Ioree 500 studento awa.y !rom the Soviet Embaao,y. Pope Paul VI expreafed hio "Bharp blttorno,&s · and ilreat anxiell'" over the S<Met Iiiierventlon. He ealled It a "aaf'io wound" to wo'rld peace. , Some olthe lll"CJIII!Ost protest&·were in London. More than2,000clemonotrotors chanting 11Russlans, go horne!" were hurled back by pollee at the Soviet Embaso,y but they otonod the Bulgarian Embaao,y and omashod wlndoWo of stu-• embassies or other &Met bloc hardllne natlona. More then a dozen persons were arrested. Durn Flap Demonstrators burned Communist flags and lmrled earrota and tomatoes at SOviet proGu!tl at a London trade exhibition. Choruoeo ol boos sreoted the arrival ol the Ru11lan otate orcheotra at London'• Royal Albert Hall. The audience chanted uFreedom for Czeeboslovcokla." In Bonn, 2,500 demonotratoro omalhed wlncDws and burled paint on u,. Soviet ~so,y and In Rome - · threw eggs at U>e Soviet EIJDaao,y. Paris poU..., arrested 60 protesters ami.ag ~edt . wbo tried to assault lho R~aalan . diplomatic compound there. Among the most vi!IOJ<JUI condemnatlooo were tho.. ol Weslem Communlsto. The rtaUan Communist part,y, the largest outaicle the Soviet Unlclll and Cllina, ealloc! tho invuloo "ua)lotpled'' and !U>· llcly pro<lainled Its - r t for Czechoslovakia. Fren<h !llrprlood . French Cornrnamiata, rrwmally pro-Mosc:ow, expreoaed "sur. priae and reprobaUon." o.... otratnro - e d Ill Soviet diplomatic eompoonda even Ia Iceland and on the Island of C7J>ru•. In Vletnna, pOlice said a 25year-<>id unidentlnoc! man throw two molotov cocktalle at the Soviet En>usy and hwldredo cl. per1011s marched thrau.gh ~ center d: the city carryblg placarcls t h a t said, "S>vlet murderers'' and ''Freedom ror Prague." 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Before Svoboda spoke, the a ' unOe~ '' ' ! t'freecbn" 'f '• L ndlol'~ l/ and new;p,pors cjJkd for a g•ner~· 'strtke.at noon 1o11o1 to »res"""'' !or the withdrawal of. occupation lorceo ani tho . release of llubcek llld odler reformers. czech sour<es sold · thot besides tile pollticalleadero, tho in.asioo had been l - by the arrest of liberal ~sts and writers. .' As Presldent Ludvik Svoboda - y Oew to Moscow "olllll own free will" tor neptlatlona over Soviet bloc oce~tlon of C%echoslovakia, h15 ~n 1tqal a "Mti_. strike" demlndlng the invaders rreethelr clq?tive leaders ani get oul. s . - · s surprise mission to Moscow marked the first public ICll1 level RlaaJoG.Czeeb t,. olnce Soviet and hardllne aalelll,te forces invaded Czechoslo~ tau- daJa aao to craab Ito Communist reform regime. · Aller '!ivoboill let\, clandestine "treeclom" radloe proclalllild,dle start of the aenerai strike. There was no immediate account or its exteDt. PRAGUE (UPI) - ;b l~O :S.th .· . ...~ ' ' ' Veto . · Vietnam Fronts Ire fp Viet Cong Attacks . ' ' . )iAIGON (IJPO- The Communlsts launched an oftenshe IAJday .opinsl Da Naog, Sollth The Communists kicked off their Da Nang offensive with a 2&-round rocket bsrrage Into the U.S. Marlne and Air Force war and air base. Four rooMs Vi!l!'"mese Ringers bstUed landed within 20 yards of 100 snl~ra downtown and a 131). Mllrlnes walling to go home. man Communist company in' None was hurL subufban cam Le in house-to-Within 30 minutes, theguerrUhouae llghting. las attacked two bridges, a Ctty officials clamped a ~4- radio station, a prisoner of war OOur curlew on the coastal ctly, camp, a Marine suPplY base 360 miles north or Saigon, and and • Marine helicopter bose warned Americans to stay off with rockets arwJ on the groun:l the streets, ··Just outalde Da Nang. The Da Nang oflell!'~ve was By noon, government ra~ers onl,y ' part or >O shelllogs ani r..,ortecl small ~· of Com· gr~ atla<ks reported lr'"" d\imlat lnl\!tratota cleined . ou1 the ~~· MekOIIII llulla to the of downtown Da Nang. Seven of northern frontier. About half of litem were kllled and 10 them were in the top five c&l)tured. provinces, spokesmen said. neavy fighting was atiU urder U.S. Headquarters said it was way at last report in Cam Le, a too early to tell if this was the small village just 500 yards beginnlog Dl the long-el!PeCted from the end or the Da Naog nationwide offensive. It was the base runway. Vletmin's secorxllargest city. U.S. Marines and South ,..,l ' .Oc~,•• ·!llcll••rl HULA In barbed wire, a South Vletnamete trooper woru oa tbe deteaaeo of Da Nan& In antklpallon .. renewe.l Clllllmunlal alle•kl OD !he cltleo. ! S~rvice first lime since the moved so close to Da Nang in Rapped By Sen. Taylor large numbers. Shall> Battles five - r ground aaaaulta qainst their suburban lla NaJw bases. Lo11es were not tmJneciL. ateJy reported, Most ot the Communists were defenders at the bridge were cut off from their heaclquarl8rs. reportedl,y North Vlelllamese Leathernecks from the 26th soldiers who had b"'" masalng marines swarmed tn and in the All H.. valley 20 mllea surrounded the village, then south of Da Nang tor a thnlat summooed helicopter gunships Into the city, to peck away at the communist Amoag the other northern positions. Civilian casualtleo ouwaata ahelled today wa1 H... were believed heavy, UP! tho ancleat lmperlal cipltll, correapondent RaJmond WDkiJ>. which took 10 rocket rounds. son sold. Salgoo waa spared tr... House to House C0111111uni&t rockets !ollow!Dr a "Tfto North Vle~eoo are 21).roun! barrop Thuradal, but II.Jd!tin& 401!1 -hou&..,to house," five aDiad O!UilOite 1111 Ita ~aid Navy Hosp!W Corpsman . tridae's . wera "·'tafaliteil-'&r Alan Gerrish of Woburn, Mas1. Communist mortars or roeketa. The C<lmmunlsts pound mor• "They get the hell shot out of them ln one house and the next than two dozen rounds Into 1 thing you koow, they're firing hospital at Song Be, 50 miles from another house." north of Salaon, WDIIRdlni 30 Marine• and South Vletna- VtetnameiO civilians ani on o mese derenders put down the American. Court Grants 1 Week Delay lJn Murder Case Hearing and Sooth Vietnamese two sharp battles ln the Central Highlands and 70 miles north or Saigon. Tiley reported a total or 63 Comm~ A mo-w'"'k postponement ot nlsts killed against light allied the prellmlnsry hearing ln the casuaiUes. first degree l!llrder chsrge apin&! WUliam Frederick Wyant, M, Racine, was grantedlnMelgs County Coorilhla morning. W)'lllll, chsrgud with the sholllllll slaying ot Michael Lee DotU.& rare~& fought ry oervlce begins to operate the new I>-<:"' Corry and post a rates slgl) l!lthln the next few da,ya, lt Ia possible the certificate will be revoked." . The now ferry Oat rolerred to has been tied up at the Heoder..., dock for lhrea ,weeks, wblle a p111b8r boat Is reportedl,y beIng readied In Cltarleston. Meanwhlle, aa many as 70 cars A Labor Day colebndon is hove llried up to board the ferry being pluned jointly b)' the at some rush hours, Iince the Syracuse • Minersville Baseball 841' Oat """ removed !rom Boosters llld the Ladles Auxll· lary ot the Syracuse Volunllter oem.t. Fire Dopllrtment. Proceeds of the event will go to develClll the Syracuse Muni· clpal Park. 'llhe events wUI be held at tJie park. ' ¥tiv1Uea tentaUveb scheduled are. bicycle llld pony races, two girls' sofU>all games, !lot and alowopltch .-!1 ...... for m~ ·a baaeball -~ and u lee cream social ,· i bOislimlnl•t 5 p.m. ' '·Paraon'a Alhllnd Station hu dojtatecl a tntlaiatol' radio to be ;iveo ~ duri~W tlie daJ. . The communists rushed the Le Bridge spannlog the lla Nnng river about 4 Lm. and swept Into the town. The Marine cam Tet ol'fenslve cc:mmunist forces had ' F• lllrla, lllzeo 8 to U. Thia Woekond Onlyl Your Choice F- Our Eotiro Slock I_. ••I ALA$KA ICE 'CREAM FREEZERS ' (lit~ 10011 Till) A..., Of Crl1ollnt Slips 'j ' . Is Planned WHILE THEY LAST···· • • • •• • • • • • • •· ·2.00 Rotoforcad heellllll too. Coloro: Boip, SUittU, . l ' and an end to the Dubcek liberal reforms that brought on the ln.asion Tuescla.Y nlgtlt b)' the tanks Balli tl'oq)l 0C the Soviet Union, Poland, East Germany, Hu~ry and BulgarlL Included ln the Svoboill mission wore Vasil Bllak and Alois lndra, Communist ofOclals accused of bei~ 11 traltors ard collaboratorsn by the UOO.er- Celebration SALIII A!IOUT 1.~ PAIRS W•ns Seamless Mesh 11 Shier StockiJIIS • ' ' • 69~ Ar.lr · llttiiWirtl _ lllpt. president. saki. ~~1 was not forced tD do this. l ol~ . ·' Sale! YOUNG MENS 1.00 ORLON SOCKS •'•'•• a the ••• Floor ',, ~ Our reaultr M.&O quality, Slzeo 8 ID 12. 3.00 4.00 SALE -I' . Salt 3.00 WOMEHS NEW FALL DRESSES & JUMPERS • nca.· 0ao 2t...,.. .,.. lr. Wr111ltr Clsual Sl1cb A wide ooleclloo of IQ<les to choose &om. Baal'llt'lll Ooral prlnta llld aolidL Slzea 10 to 20. . •• Exer~eised llllaUW:ll' · ON SALE FOR ........ 1:69 . ' 3 b7 $ •••••••••••• . . BOYS DOUBLE KlfEE PI!RMANEMT PRESS· 3. 95 Cttton Dusltn t ·=:~=:::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:~:::::=~~~z::f-:=:=~:~~=:*:::=::::::::::::::::r<«:::-;::::::::::::::::::~::::~::~-::::(.~:~=:::::::::::::::::=:=:=:=~:::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: f,, ~ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY! MENS PERMAHEMT PRESS J01t Rocol¥0<1 A Spoclal Gnrup of Wo11ona Rotular '• ' '• ' ' . . ' ' '' STA-PREST CASUAL SLACKS Sizes 28 to 38 Waist - • -• - - • • • - -Sale Price 5.011 Klllt lor perfect 1!1, waobolllo orloo kllll, olootlc wsl&tband, e&ll' to slip on, sdtclled !root crease. Slzoa 8 to 18. i l • with handle. While, plak, gnon ani ytllow. , ' ' ....., 8.00 SIICU f. _, Clear, easy to read dial. WeJaba ~to 3410 lbO.: sia'id.q, IIIDIIol Glor7 Ia tho fl1~ eaay W8J to c1eu cleans 10' b)< It' r~~~~o See the COII1Jlete line of bella lor men and boyL All aizea. E:J:. cellent atylea, 11111111 eolors. A Woll Kno- Brand Wo010111 Orion Knit Sleek• u j., JOHNSON GLORY SPRAY FOAM RUG CLEANER . 1.50 J\ Woll Known Br•d Mono 7.50 . ' - • '<, - ~ ,< SALE 2 fat 99c F.ull lP'lln cowhide bridle leather, Black or · · 'l- I ;j • ,· . . ' 1968 . '; ' • ' Re1. 2.95 52" by 90'' • • ·--- ··--····Sale 1.87 Rea. 2.19 52" by 70" • • • - - - • • - -- - • -Sale 1.47 Rea. 1.59 52'' by 52" ••• --- •• -- •• --Sale 1.07 lntroduclnt ... ' ' HEALTH-WEIGH 5.95 BATHROOM·SCALES .' ' Fl•••tl •ck T•Wtclftrl · ,' . ~·~ TwisW'Clll Ice cube trays. 16 Jarp Cublla pop Olt twla~ Trays lltarlock, slick wl- lltleljbi 79c eaeb. THIS WEEKEND OUR SALE OF browi.Sizea32toH. · .. ' , ~ oealora Ia bra.!~, blut, JeUow, no!, Save 59c RUBBERMAID ICE CUBE TRAYS ' SEE THE NEW FALL LINE OF BUSTER BROWN WEAR FOR LITTLE TOTS, BOYS AND GIRLS W• .. lnebea. ~ . ' 5Ill 1.00 2 lor 1.00 Ius IH llys W11r 1st. Fltar ••• Work ltlts A SPECIAL GROUP OF 3.00 ~ . Aquamarine, aWJoadollld hooey aai<L 8 0.. JqlceiJ)Iases, 7 01. oberbete, 9 oo • .....u-ocks, 12 oo. ao!ll,ota. OUR WOMEN$ PHIL MAID PANTIES WOMENS REGULAR 5.95 SWEATERS GROUP I 35c GLASS STEIIIARE SALE .. ' '1110 """ llll styles In llrlpaa, rosebud prlllta, also white and pastsJ colorS. RquiM SilOS 5, 6, 7, ani 8. llllGULAR $5.95 SlQRTS , , • , . . . . . . . . . . . SALE ...00 REGULAR ...15 SKIRTS , , . , ...... , , , ... SALE t3,00 REGULAR P,l5 SKIRTS ............... , SALE $2.50 ~ 12 INCH •••• , ••••• ,89c 24JNCH •. : •.. ,' •. .' ••L29 14 INCH .•••.•••• ,•',99c FRIDAY -SATURDAY Largt Size Skirts "' - Sets Salt 1.59 Ill••• ' \' ' liNCH ••• ,,, ••• ·,,,,79c 18JN<H •.• , .... , :• ••Lot ' 9 INCH • • • • •••••• J. 79e UINCP ••••••.•.~ ••• ,,.1,.1~ 10 INCH ••• ;, ••• ., • _.\l9c 20 INaJ ..... , ••.• ~ '. ~$1..11 RE~opl•~R 2.98 INFAMTS TWO PIECE Sizes 3 to 61. REGULAR P,95 PLAYWEAR , •.••• , , , , , • SALE $2.00 REGULAR $2.15 PLAYWEAR ••.•. , •••••.• SALE $1.50 REGULAR .LI5 PLAYWEAR •..•. , ..•••• SALE 'LOO 1be laqor !or glrlo7toUare also on sale at halfprlce. ' , ZIPJ*ed ar recular strle FINAL CLEARANCE! Waoheble collllDI In oollcls and plaids, sheath atylea llld hlp otltcb plestsd styles. Sizes 32 to 38. 1,' WOMEMS fllfE QUALITY In solido, prinla and AGROUP OF WOMEN$ ....., •. s.a.r to .uae. ~~,. fOOd' &o&her. 1~·r it. rollio. Our llc stst. l. ~ · , ~~fOr 1.00 . ' j . Briaht pstsJt or cruab I a - eolon. · Wo11t1s value. Fine qllllicy - ,'"- AUGUST 23, He said he was leadl~ a But the Czechoslovaks dolled iiJo RuoslanL llubcek's pti1y aeveJHnan mlsalOil.. lncludlog two liberal otorml!rs and two do Lt ot my own tree ·wtu. '' held a secret congress in .n:ten accuaed Ot beira.Yl~ Many well-lntormed Czecl)oo Pngue Thursday and, accord-, lmprlaoned Communi•t party slovaki immedi•tely termed ihe log to underground radios and First SO.retary Alexander Dub- presidential mlsslOII 'to Moscow newspapers, unamlmoudy recek to the Russian ln'l'aders. as something of a dete'at for the elected the Imprisoned Dubcek Russians. • · NOt Forced , •• Its first secretary. The "loyll" Communists rnu&a "It la· II1J' wish ' to have these · They said tho~SBion would dls~aslons. 1 did not agree to a not h;Jve been necessary it the tered 1,054 comrades at their new gnvel'IIIIIOnt and I hl,ve not Kremlin had been successful ln secret congress, held in a signed anythlog.'~ the 62-year- following ~ its three-<IIY-dd tactory. , ? " ~ ' Dubcek' s roes called a ruJ11) occupation with the lmmediallt " .: ' . ;.: ' ..'' ' , •;:;:~::::::::::::::~f-::::::::::::::::;::.:::::~!!::::::::::::::::~:=::::::::::;9~:--,y:-~:::::.::::~:=:!!:~..::::::::::::::~:::::~.;:;,:;:~;;;:;:;:;:;:;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~:;:;:;:;:: ·:=~::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::15:=. -tnstallatlo or an obedleilt party congress in the Hotel ~oscow (IJPI) - Pt:t~lde!'l tud~ :~~ Of· Czeel!oalcmlda 11e10 Into Mosc'"' today to regime. The CzechooloVIko ,.ld P.rahe WedneSday. u olllclalb- ~vlih receptlolt and ·taceotcH'aC<l 'talks with the Kremllo loaders who sent mlUtary Onl,y 30 parcy members the SoViets had banked oo the !orcej to Oct~tn' hia COUII!i7;.: · , • local party Ialli~ immediatel.v showed ~. And even they TClll Soviet of1lclala wolcC.n..t SvciiQda ...1 !111 ~ejltloltWith pomp anlllag wavlog IlDia pri· Into line and renouncl~ Dul>- reCUsed to go along with vtlll Kr~ I>llace for his to~NeniPPce. Svobodl was' mot~~ V~kcm>-2 Airport, reserved for Russian demands ror obedience cek. dla~slled visitors, by. the, rull~ trO!ka ollhe Soviet COIMiuniat .Pil'IY llld gnvernmont -Part,)' Cllalrmu ldd Brozl!!!ev, Pr...iler .Uoxel Koa;rsln ani President Nikolai PocJgnrny. IN POMEROY I ASPECIAL PURCHASE! All --~ . ;, ~·· ' PRAGWj gnvernpte'itt",, with 1 the occ· L!ldvik S'Voboda lion powe~s. · Ida aald todiJ' he Ia, In . a · )ladlo . Free Prague Moscow "of ll1l' own l<fe broadcai~ .Svclboda sallf ·~e for talks With ' Soviet ~~~~ DR would l!ieet SpViel Cooilnuillt\ the Russian bloc occupallolt, of party First .l1"<retary Leoilld L his country. ,' ' 1 ', , :urozlmev' aM. 'Premier Alexei SoViet olftolals In !ol98cllw' . N. K04ystn. · nil\ he \'lao en roullt. ~ Svoboill &aid on his ~nderIn" a l'ldill)/r""'caa~ ,S~ around '~• btoacast that he aald he lial :"""\. ~l~Md ·.li\y ' !!®.kl returll tOnight and proposals for a coqaDOrall~nist · l''rejiDI't to the nation." . "f ON THE MAIN FLOOR TH£ M~YftEI ARRIVAU IN MEN AND BOYS WEAR. IN I!I:IME F.URNISI!INQS-SHEE11 AND 'tOWElS-HOSIERY ) ' ' SEE THE MANY NEW ARfl!V4'1J;ALL OVER THE STORE-IN THE FRIOA Y, . a ·· .E·: .~a ·..s. ission to ' of . Are El~erfelds·, :,.. ' 28, Parker&borg, on August 17' was granted the delay unlll AII&Uel 30 ln ordsr to secure legal counsel. lOll, the incident occurred. Judge POrter also delayed fot ooe week a prellmlnar)' hearing In the case or Robert Ralguel, 40, Reedsville, wilD Indicated he needed tho time ID secure an &t- urney. Ralguel Is ebarged with non s_.-1, destruction ot property, and aosault and battery. Rlll- brought before tho court lor hearIng, Wilburn Moidell, 53, Rt. I, Rut. land, charged In sevoral CGIIIIII ot bsd checks, alao had hia pnllmlnsry hearing . . . . unlll Sep. Judge Porter .... cplllll!led himaelf from the ...., ... grounda he hea ~ form. ed an qJlni1111 m tho easeL JUiip aald Moldall ..... Ilia !ember 6 ani guel was ordered returned to ...,Jty jail until a total ot $1,050 name (POrter's) u a ...ruWyant told the court he has bood ls posted or the matter Ia when t!elting the chackl . . - . made arrangement& to atlomptto hire an attorney earl,y next week. Judge Frank W. POrter, Jr., COach Charles Chancey will set bood at $50,000 cash, or lake his varslty Marauders - t e the - I n property, to Belpre tomorrow lor their and returned Wyant to the cus. Oret all.<JUt scrimmage ot the tocly ol !llorlff Robert C. Har- fall season. lenbach. 1be following Saturday the Wyant all~ l1red a 16 - Parkeroburg Big Reds will be filliP aholgun charge at obo.4 at Middleport Field. Chan~ 10:50 p.m. last Saturday that eald t11eoe are tho Ollb ocrlmstruck Dolsoo In the back ot the mages schedulediDdate. Three COLUMBUS (lll'l) - 1be lHI neck, l)lpOfentl,y killing 111m al- are permitted. Ohio Slate Fair o-lD It a moatlnstsntl,y. ~ illtb four Excessive heetheabandlcap- oecond iiiQ' IDda7 wllll iinlaulnr COIIIpllllillna, was driving a car ped the first week ot IIIII - go arlllllbtend ontertainlllld, ,am. 11101 from the Wyant home when tumouta, the ooach llld. lor fair lllllllni IIIMI more b o t Constant Action At State Fair Mrs. Campbell Dies Friday s., River Gauges lolro. Vlrgtt (Jane) Comj!beli died earlY toc11,y at Holzer noopill!. Flmeral services heve been tentatiyoly let !or~ at 3:30 p.m. /rain EliiJw· dllpa):;iitth the Rev, WUbur Peri'lil olllef~ ., .,,1 " ---- GAUGES - Gallipolll, 12.0 and l2. 7 ru~ t teet ot rollora; Pl. Pleasant, 2UO; . . _ I'Oy•MaiiNI, ou~ HiniPD. I.OOliiJ. i!IBl Kllllwha Falla, UO 1.11. lnil Qllu:lftton, tT.\8 fa111Dr, Londoa, llai1nol, alii, Wln!llld; .... ,areontheaUL · ~ ~ ' VETERANS · MEMORIAL · · I!OSPITAL , to ... 8::!0, II ftll U the Golddluel'l ... tJie Bilb' llflllled Ju• ~ , 'l'he. .,.. Ed Amel - form at t and ~~. . Tilt fair .... olllclllb' .... ''lli!tri48Y ·IIIOI'IUI at · ··- 1"0 . JaiMI liW ' ........ Mltft; · � 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 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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