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Businca oihce ~~6 3911, ecfitorial omc:e phone 397 t ,r!lllterN ll aecond clu:s mailin" matter at the po.st Pomeroy Ohto. ,..fflce •I N":itlonil advert.tslD& repres~tatlve, BottlrteiU-Klmball. Inc. 34.1 LeXington Ave., New Yor~ Cily, 18, N. Y. Sub!crtptlora rate.s: DehvP.ry by earner wbere ivallable 30 cents if!!r week: ooe year Ia advan« at Th£> Daily Seattnel otfice. $15 60 ill: inor.th $'1' 80; three months, $3.90. :9,9 motor rc-ute wherf IYiil!!ible: one month, $1. By mail one year $8; six mootba, $4 25: tlu~.! months, $2.M; one month, Sl. -_·'Ealhin NOh!: Th1a l1 tht t«Ond }n 1 ttriet on Mil" I primary. ··uftltad P'I"KK StaH CGI'f'HPOndtnt I'Y HASKELL SHORT CPLUMBUS, 0 . UP 1 - Se\'e n ·:l!hdidat'cs the b'iggest field In f'•ils. ar'e fighHng a ~rulsing hat· \It for gOvernor of Ohto. . -.Two Republicans and five Dem· 9.¢ats are out to win the nomma· tloila tp the May 8 primary 1'he Bepub11can ililld Democratic Win· · Qr w;.1~ meet In the Nov 6 ge-n· 'ef81 election. 1'hfo tontests fDl' U S sena1or, hoWever, have been relatively · 4,Ufet, except for a little (!arly sparring bet'Nft'D Repubri· dft Sm. Gewge H Bender, and the cf11llenger, Democratic GGv. FN.ht ~- Lausrhe. They are uniPPoJed in the primary, and will , elbb in NGvetnher. race for governor has se-nt ~;,;~~~;~\~~ out on a gruelling ~ for the job, open in 10 years The lt better and tbe state t.as a home for 'its ehlef executive. )Wpublican. candidates are William O'Neill and W Brown. Both an. before Lausche 11rrid he be , candidate for se nator. candidates tor gov1 .nor are Michael V DiSalle of 1~G, Municipal Judge John E. ; 11N!e~ey, ~~~ CleYeland, Robcl'lt w. tlielder Of, Port Clinton.. Mayor l'n.ilk X, KrYtan of Youngston, ~ Oacar Fleckner ot Columbu! TIJe, .r:owrnor .elected this year : .-n.I · be ~ last named to a tw€t·• fear term. A recent amendment i U ,tbe. Ohlo Conetltution. provl~ . that. ,t,e,pnninJ in 19~9, the eoi! nOr aDd Other state flfflclal~ '11 · =~ted to, four-year termf: he · · ~ ,Uor will be limited to two . ecutlve terms. new rovernor wi11 receive ~· la5,000 a )'ear. the Legislature bavlirg bno~ted. the salary $5,000. He l fii ..O will be the first to OCCUPY the 1l' Executive MaDBion, a ttately ~ ~fd home in suburban Bexley re~ ~ntb' ,41Ven fo tJ,e ,tate. " 8io~r~phlcalaketclK!t: of the CM'I· .;rnund • , na& a f!!'w ,,. d~dat~ : l"'ull,(ift: ·c . WiiUA'm O'Nll'ill, 40, Mnrl etta. ~6Y comptetln.r: third COI'.l!f'r.utl v! lf ~ ·aa att(lrney ~tenerlll R('t"-''11 '1: ae;ren term• l'p Legillatu"'Tf", for . ~~ \'i'Jer House 11poaker F1ill~"'' "tl t:" l"arlettlo Oublic ' &ehnOII, Yarlrot ln ·.,; Co\kte Oltlo Stl~ Unlvel'l!lty Col ~ lett M lAW Armv vPt""''"'L hav ·, l'nt: """Ved 89 Rh rnll ~t~ mnn 1 wtttl tfle fnalM~"~<ftll In ~ .. rl A""'" In ~ EUrobe '«UMiuc wo.. ttt Wli" n. Mar· I rl~, hl!l ~ 410ft &b'd dJtu'g hter TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -1V Chbnnel3 TUE~AY 6 00 Soldl,. ·Of r...tu~t<> 6 30 Sports Eye 6·40 News Pl.ctur~ 6·55 Lee Pa1.1l & Mal')' Ford 7 00 s u perrnan 7·3B Din ~ h Sbore 7 45 News Caravan B.OO The CheyY Sllow 9:00 Fireside 'Theatre g '30 Circ-le Theatre 9·30 PoUttcai 11:00 Newa HeacUinea L1:05 Weathercast 6:5:5 Sign Or 7:00 Today 0:00 Coffee Time BY CHARLES M. McCANN 10·00 Ding JJong ScbooJ lO 30 Ern1e Kovac.!! Show Home 11.00 'BY CHARLES M. McCANN 12:00 Tennes!lee Ernie Unhd Prftt Staff Corn.pon<Mnt 12:30 F~ather Your Nest "Ooe man rule" is under attack 1;00 CQrreqt in . !qur countries tn widel:r sepa- 2.00 S\ar Showca J~e rated parts ot the world. 2:3Q Parscm':t study ~he leaders concerned are Chan3 :00 Matinee Theatre eellor Konfad Adenauer of We.st 4.:00 Date With Life 11:10 PrMs1llox Germany, Generalissw Francisco 4:15 Modern RomanCe~ 11 ·US Poli;ical Fran.co of Spain, Prt>siderrt Fu1· 4::30 Queen For a vay t t ·SO Foreign Intrigue geocio Batista of Cuba and Pregi- 5:00 nllnt Dru Sho\v ((e-Dt Syb.&man Rh.ee ()f South ~.., - - - - --WEDitESilA Y 6:00 Hopaloog c...1d:r Korea. 7·00 Toaay 6:30 Sports Eye Adenauer and Rhee ·became lt:OO Coffee Tfme 6:4-U News PlC\ure thf;ir countrlea' leaders in the 10:00 PlnJ! Dell.i Sc!i!Hfl 6:53 Les Pa~ .&: Mar7 1'(1~ COLine of normal politiCal elec- 10:30 Ernie Kovacs Show '1'100 Dr. Hud.!On'e SeeM tion.s....-rranc-o attained power as 11:00 Rome 7:f0 Cote Time ·J.,.ult ~f t¥ Spanish civil war. 12:00 T6nnessee Ernt.e Show .,:45 NeWs carava11 IS\~ , ,:lOt back mto the p~si· 12:80 Festhet YOur Nest •8:00 Screen Directors Plap. ~r. I>Y a coup. 1:00 Current hou!S EaCh 'is the outstandingly doml- 2:00 Susie 9·30 Midwestern Hayride 9:00 Kr&ft Tbeatre ~*· in the coulllTy con· 2:30 CamOM"a GOI!S to School Ce;A)ftd. ' 10:00 Thie is__, Your Life 3:00 Matinee NOw 8o-year-.o1d Adenauer'fJ~One 4:00 Date With Lite 10:30 To Be An'nounced mfn. ,rile is be\ng chaHenge:d t~ot 4:30 l;;'ueen for a Day 11 :00 Headltnu ~* l)y ~embers of QppOSition ~:00 Aunt Dru F.ltw>w 11 :30 Foreign Intrigue l!t>Jttl<)ll p'al'tres but bv the rank . TI1\IRSDAT 6:00 ~ & Scrog!IO S1bow ~ ~- ft!b rof hl.'! own Chrl!il:tan ' ~ : _ B 5 Situ On 6::in Political D'i!'\Oiirah. Today 6:40 New::s. p Jc~,..n · t-oo ~den.aue'r is chairman of the . 9 00 Coffee Tim. · '3:51 Ll!a Paul • Mary Fora pitiy. There have been two de10:00 Dlllr Dong 9chMI 7 oo Flatt &. Scruggs puty cha-irmen . ~~;30 . Ernie Kovacs Show 7 Dinan Shore F+~ D.putl• Named Ho~e 7·45 NewR Caravan , over Adena\ler's protest, the !2:00 Tenhessee Ernle Show a:oo You Bet Your Ltf• 8:30 Dra~met PartY 'lt a eonfe:renee in Stuttgart 1~:30 Feather Your Nest 9:00 PeoPle•a Cholee ~~~urday decided to ll'Bme four 1:00 Current 2:00 .Halls of Ivy 9:31! Fol-d Tbeitre deputies. 10:00 Lux Video Theatre One ol ·them i.'f Karl ArnOld, 2:30 Paraon'1 Study 11:00 News Readlinea · tofmer fJ)Temier of tbe state of 3:00 Matinee Theall't' 11:0.5 Weathercl8t 4:00 Date With L1fe ~Orth Rfline-Westphalia. 11 leader 4:15 Modern Roman<.es U:IO Prea Boi the Christian Democratic left 4:30 Queen for a Day ll:IG Bud Wllkinson Show w"'f. 11:30 Foreign rDtrlgue The rank and (ile · elettf:!d Ar· 0:00 A~D!_Dru &ow _ ~941 ~ deputy to put him 11! line to Aueceed Ade~uer u cb:anoellor \ Wbf!!l. t~ time -comes. Adebpuer'.!l TUlSDAY ~bat ,Arnold's el«!tloo would 4-00 Katie'• Klldt.., ,mtdenni'nf.. his a,uthOriiy went un- 8:00 Sign On 4.30 Lucll7 8 e ·oo Capt.aln Kangaroo Jleeded. 5.00 The Earq liltow GaiTJI' Moore 9·00 6nl, reason, undoubtQC!Iy, is 9:30 Arthur 6:10 r-1 News lila\ Ade'l.auer has refused persis- IO:ao Strike ,Godfrey tJ:liJ Douglas Edwards lt Rich Yenuy to name ·his own l)OU.tlcal 6:30 Range Rider li - ll 1\00. tt t 11:00 Valiant Lady 7:00 Phil Silvl"l'S how " elr e cnme pre Y near o 11 :15 Love ()f Life 7·30 Navy Log pro~l~ing t.!!_at ~ wou1d degjgnate 11.30 &earch for Tomorrow 1 8:00 Guy LombardG an <llr at me c n erence~ Instead 11:40 Guiding Light 8·30 Red Skeltc:m be mide it "Plain that he means tG 12:00 Jaek Paar 9:00 $64,000 Qpe.t;on .sta'y ·~ office indefjnitely. d i Fr 12:30 As t The World Tu:rns 1 tt·so Do You Truat Your Wlte .n pa n, 8'Jice i'S un er at· 1:00 Robert Q. Lewis 1015 Your Esso Reporter tack by ln~ellectuals anti wot·kers. 1·30 Hol.Ue Party 10:15 Spor.ts Parade ~·~ FaJiow Rl~• · 2:00 Big Payoff 10·25 W-ea1ber'mari The-re were , ~erioousv.., riots in !QoSO T<:J> Tlllrui n.e~lo.. . "'• February ' ID .Madrid bet'ween unili:OO News -:-~ M !if versity studenU and member s- of 3: 16 · Secret lioNn; ~ ! 1 11:05 Thf' tate Show Franco's Falanie Party. Now 3:30 Edge or Nig-ht Sign Off Pra:Y("r there has been an -outbreak of WEDNESDAY 4·00 katie'& Kltch-.. ---strikes, imol~g scores of thous&nds of workers, in industrial 8:00 Sign On 4 ¥l Lueky B Roneh northern Spain. 5:00 Early Show 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 6·10 The Local N~s 9:00 Garry Moore Qppi'J6ition to Bathrl1 broke out 9:30 Arthur GodfTey 6 15 Douglas Ectwards din ~~a.s provinee in Cuba Sun· 10:30 Strike it Rttll ·6:3,0 CiSCO Kid ay. and of n bels, apparently 11:00 Valiarlt Lad)' 7..00 AT<thlir GodfNJy supporters of former President 11 : 1~ Lo\fl! (}f Life 8 00 The Millio.llaire Carlos Prio Socarras, attacked an 11.30 Search for TomotTow 8.30 I've Got a Serret army post, fifteen rebels were lt.45 Guiding Li ~tlll 9 oo 20t1l CentllfY Fox Hour killed Fivf' umver!iiity S'tudenht 12 ·00 Jaek Paar Show 10·00 Yout• Es$0 Re-porter 1 had been killed· earlier last week t2:!0 As the World Turns 10· 15 .Sports Parade in alta Cks (In pollee patrols. J·oil 10:25 Weat.erman Robert Q. Lewis Batista blamed Prio Socarras l :30 :p'l)u!eparty 10·30 Patti h:ge Show f01' the outbreak~ and had blm 2:00 ',rhe Big Payoff 10:415: 'fo Be Annou'neEd taken Into cuStady brtef1y Batista 2:30 1I :00 N.eW& .had ou.sted 'him fi'om the pre6j- 3:00 BGb "Crosby Show 11:05 Tl'le J..ate Show Bfig'i:lter Day de{\cy i4J a coup In 19:12. Prlq So- 3:1/{ Sign orr Prayer ~~l'et storm ~jrras went Into exile In Miami, 3:30 Eclit:> Clf Night Fl·a., but ret:urne.d in six months _Y __ ago Ba\ts.ta accwed llim earlY - ---'THU-RSDA 4·00 Katie's Kitchen •last "l,(t'ntb ~f Dlotting a revolt. 4·SO Lucky 8 Ranch 8:00 Sign Cn It~ ll•dlon Ck'taln 5~b<J The :Early Show B:Oo. C&ptnin Kangaroo flttally ih year old Syhgman '0:10 Local News Rhee is being challen,&:ed . by two 9.00 Arthur Godfrey 6:15 Douglas Edw~ oppon'eltts ln the 1JT'b,qidl'nllal 10:30 Strike Jt Rictl 6:30 S&t. Pt_eston of Yukoil elfH:'Ul'ft •tG be 'he-ld Mav 15. Thef 11·00 Valiant fr4.dY 7;00 Bob Cummings Show ate ellmpnil!;nlng targE'Iy. against 1l ·J5 Love ol tlt'o 7:~0 . CHmax Rnee's firm on e-man rule II 30 Searcll fo.r Tomorrow It i'l prett)' cer-tam .that R·hee 11·45 G'Uidlng Light ~·30 Fnur Star Play~~ Will be t"lectrd. N()r are the chal- 12:00 Jack Paa-r Show 9.00 Arthllr Murray Party lt;'lU[t!l to Adenauer, Franco and 12 30 As the World 1'urn1:1 9:30 '1'0 De Announced Batis.ta. llkely .to get anvwhere 1:00 Robeit P. Lewis 10:00 Yotlf Fi!so Reporter soon. Wast Gmnans and Korenn s t :3o Housepart} / • lO: l~ SPrn"tt Pande MeM t6 fffel Ur8t Adenauer and .2.00 The Big Payoff · 10:25 Weatbemtan R.hee art 11\odtspentable In the 2:M !tob.Crosby Show 10·30 Ten Thirty !flh~atre / present world s.i.tuat!Ol'l . Franco 3:00 Brigh-ter Day 11 ·00 News 'llld ~ BatiJJil have , ~e suqP9rt ?f 3:l5 S'l"\"1 Sl91m II ;~ i!:J!e ~.te' I¥!OW ihei~ arro.Jes, IS well pOlltlCJI 3:30 lildg~ Jr Night , Sign p!l Pl-ayer _ parties, against aey serious revolt. .. --- - - ALook At The Com~g Primary Election Picture In Ohio ~ • I JGhn W. Brown, 42, Mt'dtna Now oompletiJli &econd term as Mutenant eoVernor. Born in Ath· f'DS, attended Athens and Lancas· ter publlc .schcpob Brown has OOen mayor of Medina , a highway patrolman, tbeater manager , own· er of an electrical appliance store, book ulemnan. Served in Coast Guard during World War elec· ted tor state office Married, has one daugbter. O.mocratt: Michael V . DiSalle, 48 , Toledo. Former Federal price stabilizer and former Toledo mayor. Born in New York, educated Toledo Schools and Georptown Univenlty LW CoUege. AaiJtant district coumel, Home ownera Loal'i Corp., 1933. Serwd one .term 11 state rep. re11entattve, former aadstant Toledo law dlreetor. Defeated ln bids_ for U. S. ft)llreieatative and Bena· tDr. Married, four daughter!, (lrte aon. Frank X. ~Dt 42, mayor o( Younr.stown. Attended YoiJilCII{.own lltlpteU~ns •• public . ll:hooll and Youngstown ' Law Schoot, ~OJ!imlasloned In the IJitilk!ry after ~rvhJI as an enlisted man, served wltb the- 28th Dlvialon in Europe during World Warll . Wounded in action, awarded Purple Heart, President, YOUDgaIV R081RT C. RUARK W ubeil!lly town City Council two lel'llllt, now TOKYO. - It wM cold and Odd kimono ' rainlng and the plaoe was late; modish &erving second term as mayor, they couldn't lind the reservat- alt:lrt ~ve miles Pill' hour Robert W. Belder, 40 Port Clloions and the cherry bloss~ not seen a wbo ton. Educated in publle sehooll, wouldn't be out for another mOIItb look& at bon-te in • suit Toledo Unlveralty and Ohio Urrl.ver- -If you don't have your car 1 can underNand · or so. Tile cab drive~e¢ under complete control! slty. Served wltb Army Counter •I'Jl am;kaze" after the sulelde bornmale's infatuation JapanIntelligence durint World War D, ... ahdd, lhi•k ahtlld, bt;,a - turMd the stroeits into a e~>e ~iris, who qtay ~ amope the served three terms in LeJislature. aMy lho lowol battleground. . world's most beautiful and RUbUnsucccstdul Democratlc Nominee So my tmpression of Japan Is &ervlent women. But the _men are for IIN!Cretary of ltate in 19M. Pub- Careless drlvlnt lj not th.t peaches and eream I f.~- the rud~!Jt In the wor_~ a'rtd. seem lifilhel -weekly paper in Port Clln· de~;~dly KID STUFF ' pedeit' Lt tO be, becaUse ('Vel'Y· ~0 be Of Jli\oth!f rt.d, rn· tlla;U\ef ton. Married, one 1011 body I'~ met rece-ntly ravea about and actual appearanc!r, ftJ:Int the Oscar L. Flecbner, 46 Columbus. Pnhll•h'd nA u Pl•bfir. J~n•1'r1/ {N t'/lo ' Born Oak Harbor. Edllcated pub- 01''" " ''"1 fl ll l n ~ AJ· ·~ rl i~I H /( C(Jfl rot il it. women. Toky(l itself is an Ullf.a.!ly blend The (lid ge~ha type- of entertainIJc sehools and Lake Erie Law alty, Un'l:venlt:Y of Cinelmnatl Color olld East anQ nedwloWes~~ atoJ.nd '""eaunsleist•edi!!t".~~atr!,118turl•n .:~myo.!-~ae-1 l eet ona: accustome IJCo.a ,. a-.. u~ .... .., \U,l& lege. of Law. Elted Weekley 'Piper tea-pourlna: and syinpatbetie ~St · In 8Gwling Green, prac iced law ening to mate IJ)ievancea. in BowliRM Green Former ~Xamln· er with Ohio Seeur\ttea DIYislon. , Oelaha costurn+s cO!Jf: 80 inueh Served in U. S Navy in World War Ito Jltlf and mnint4ill that the It Former Springfield City tnan'witching to amoaetrneJit ·t rend ager, former state liquor di"Netor. llh h t e 11 t t!labs. There the glf1s John W . SWooney, 58. ClevelUI.d Po,l'li!CI" $ay VtiO • wea" ~~:Ut Chinese skirts, !()rink Rorn tn Cl.e-v~tllmd. educated In puht.-b'i.d:e1 ad dane, to !azZ music Of Form Bill Hurt lie _qf'iloGI!i ond l.ak'E! Ehle J,aw The pubUe bathS, where th!il 'n at. AS~OTON-Polltlca1 strategfst• tay Prestl!ent Etsenffiiwti"J ' ed bath attendant!! m\nis(ec tG genSt·hool. ~f'rv~>-1 in Mt•rchant MaW veto- "ot ~he farm bill hurl the Re'publlcanl moN~ In 'the vnat \lfmtn., .art~ atl]l in voaue, and 1 rin r in World War r Accountant ~· nd wuult•n mill re prrosenlntl\'e lal"fft 'atatea than they are wllllnr to admit. The main hop" tor \he Wll allowed to atpend oqe .• ,.ult GOP now reallj:, these poiJUco11 •ay, Jn Mr. Elaenhower's protl\186 tb l•'ornwr rom·1 bmttrf , ·l 'ie(tcd <ct>c~ chap'erofted, or 'cDUr.,P.. When take a<lmlnlatratlve atePs to raise price tltpporla on ba•k: commcid't· f(' f!l r\' or ~lll' t', 1942, def-eaterl 1n yOu lire travelln'g with a wtfe, Cer tle1, Un1tl111 theae proposals, along with Ike'• aon bAnk plan, pt a hut for rt'·CIN'tlon Appointed tG ta!ll native cultural advantig.es are (avO'rlible rece'Ption, chancee are that the farm bill veto Will COS\ Ohio IJnArd Qf Liquor control by d'Mttifd the Republicans a large number of \f(ltera ln the Gov. Jnhn W Bricker h1 1943, tarm belt. P.lrd fl d Cluvelnnd Municipal Jurhce '\A trip to Kvot<t ~n a llt·UP traJU Mtny Republican leldtr~ aren't worried too in UH.9 rr-c l,•cted 'm 1949 and 19ft.' II a JJM!morable f!XPIJ'ltnce( whleh much at thl• p1'01pect, how.Yer. They ~~ that Marri ed, Onl' doughier - - - I. do not care to repel!lt. but aukiy Mr. EIJumhower la ao popUlar thlt bf will win aki 1 •~rved J'l!.retMnlouslt bY a easily even If ha 1houtd lose two 'Or three tarm ~teirJhi is a cbamdnjf · ex~te«ee, 1tate1. I ~nd l~at .. . kt tendo O'ddle tile Of course, no one Is i.~e, ao tar, to 1aure eo..,. brain,, even WhPn taken in small rectly the elCtent of the tirm revolt- If ltlyHI'". J agaln•t the admlnlatrauo:n. Only the llallota in The American Pl'f'~ otab serNovember Will l"eveal the 11ltuat1on. vll about the best food ·In JaPan • • • • ~r'ainlv hu th<ol IJ'f'l"t lftllr.t. e WHISTLING IN DIXIE-Democr&uc leader• ~qd be "•plonaa-~ swtte-bbnarct )tnljCe ,a,re convince~ they can halt any 10uthem bot~ ;n , t~· world. ~ Jlrll ob. the from the party this yur ev~n thourh the civil ~~'bhoa•l1 can lotate liinybo4)-, rightiiOQlltroverty 11\fLY ftare hotl)t at the Chlcap day or ni.Jht. and ~eem to ktlow , pretl.denttal clonvet.Ubn. · on. teae ,w"'ereal)outa of fl'f'eryon&, ev. I .(I. PP.rt of their optlmt•'m ia tiled on t~ fact that ,lOme o! the ' en, Wit.. out ,heiDI told \. !Olllherncra who led the 1932 tivolt 9~)?."ier are In A. 'POIIltWin to 'II· J, tq" fust .eflraped if,.,ltth ~­ • n. ~~ctrl'\elld: a walkout, TWo le"dina: Ywttl cafounlafts, Ja\ft:'b · F. .!J)lm~ In t.xl11, and haVe beeD I Q, Bym~15 t&nd Sh'Om Thurmond, afe teirarlly on the M11Ucal 1hle• rDil,,oft.-ner in11id~ Prant WY'litht's ~ll)es, and T.l<u' Oov. Allen Shl~ra , ~J* h\ ~ ft.Jh\ Mth Ben• • fl. ~t.mat Hote1 ~h., ou~cfe It, ate 'oemocrt.tlo ~ader Lyndcm. ~· Ja'h illiin. • d. w~~h Ia o(f1n flJJ~h . Another Item fowlhg opttmlmn amon• Dtn:loert.tle biJ'Witl waa 'he havt no 'na~ rpa recent spe'ec11 JlY aeorfta•a Oov, Marvin Grlfrttb, who declantt. J\II'l'beN, 110 Ill thA J)ei'.I'D1'e Yml ''Georg•P'• 'b~!it ho'Pf H,s within the OimOilfatte party." ~l~t OI'{IIVfde. . VOU With ma'PI. Tli~ KIND81 Ho,vev'er, the sout.he'mera are txpectild to ftlt a 1t~"W\u0us minoiity yofl atop antt ldk th.e hf!'ir9t tq)o, 45-71 Ill, npo1'l It the Democrat• abopt a llberal civil rlrhta plattQtin a~ \hi l lm Wt'itinl( this from some. - It I 11. Chlca(o C<lnventJon. , . n. -'====== RUARK You're S--ding, at On His While Vlsitift§ ~6iys L--------...;;;~;;o~,.:,"---::.--'""i.t.~?t 25' t' I owe. Vegetables · to .... .... ... .... I - . . .. . e PVLL EMPLOYii\F.N'r-Ao an outlrowtll oi t~o e~m~t . ~. MilS boom, the United ltattl hal what amount• to tun tmPioymmt and thert 1re tMica.tlonl thi.t til* job rate may inCreue. , Tbla becam• •vtdent when the iowmm.nt reported that empl97'" ment In Mareh totalled &!,100,000 while unemplOyment WU 'iJOO.• 000, down lllfbtly from ll'ebruar!y and 300,000 below :Matcb, l~ AlthouP •m• areu ·~hronlcally auft•r from local 'tro~ Oth'ln report that jObl. ~I)'Jectall:yln llftllnetriftr, an to\nt beftifti. 'Wiu. tncreued empham an automation, teonambtl ~t that tM t:Ni wtll oontlnl,l•. A• , . Ult jobkiQ ft(Ute. eacmomlstl Vlt W th& r&.te U DihM•'IM' 1~11 •tatle btoause It bl.clude• peraona: hlbltualiJ' unemplo)'ed tor Cine reurv~. or anoth•r-Jnft.rmlllet, leuollal worM, etc. < - • • • • • ! e 110 CITY TOLL-One ot the mala naaon. why ~111\t 1 ooat.t prope~rtlonately mon Ill blf ci.Uea ~In lmlll onu 11 ahq"ffiJ. ·1 . ·•treet- w~ 11'.1~ . tM lm~rlttl. a rnn'*t ·~·W11111gr ,! ndde w~lob lliiorlto tomotlmoo tJr ti'Wl"'. a.,_,, afi'Ay:ehhiK for their rooms M,v Jai)Q~ae vnetb(lliii'V' t!n-,~bt.• ftllhltv ftf •rf"'I\Slri nt'n~hl " uah !'\') nt," "ah so," and "tt~i". W'hiCh ~~tillQ bt arilnl111 Anti t 1uu 10t 1 e.blf ~o 110 to Nah'Obi via Ron~ kot11 alld Beli'ul In •bOut lhroe dl":f' fivlbJ. jill() I !let'te- paek. ,_,,,,. riiM abOut on"' Udrtt ln. J1o.n . It's too tinv fOr tht J)eof')e Ia l~ lftd I ~ make room tor IIJlt'lther to~nist. iConm~hl, liSe hy United Fea. lure Synrlle1te, Inc.) lr, :. :o;#:'t !:~· t~ Centull lnal'll!au on f.\\U'ICI.,.. emplo)'llllitnt. lt"l • becauH blr cltlea h&vt more .,.ploy.. In relation ...J . to Uielr pbpulatton lll\d pay tbem mqre. ~I. 1 For 10,000 p•non•, eltlu ot over one mn.. ~ ~ ~!ill•., ·co ___-:_ ,tun-u,., ji.,~ I r&u>e 1 00 1 00 Pt WCHS-TV Channel ,8 tlea a- 1 ;:~ =~~~ · · ' -:-:::--::-c:--:---- - ,s, atrlkfl b•e~t' '" CANCER mlln·s cruatlls.\ taft8ffiy hoet I 1...,. ;,lfll yo,), 14:271. (Jihi. .so IV - WHTH-TV·Ghannel.1t ::-;:-~__.r· -~­ ,O:l3 ilohn Da\1' a:M J/atner BrO:t. Pre.~nts 1,= ~9 w~a~ a !10 Dafti,y Htom•• .ho pu Pont tllealre 9!00 ;o01!ln Hie R<!!.i 10:00 Straw ltat liieaiTO Newil woo w..th... 11:10 i!pOM, 11 :00 11:15 n :ta li:l!l' c,iy Det.ective s11n orr l?to~,;.iai\d~ 1:~0 lololl PWni . 1:110 ~"")~riJdo- Plt}'l~ 8:90 Breat tbe &9-k D:OO W~. Nicht ,Fil~ts 0:40 , Strlw Hat The-atre -~-T_u_e_sdc:v.}:!ay.~-:.!.1,...:.1.::95:.:6:___ __ NEWHAVEN SOOE'IY 'he Dollv Sentinel, Pomerov-Middlepart. Ohl;, • . Appt'Ol<inately on• hundred ud a..-h" and Mro: m&..., Weot a••• lift)' per.eons attended the AprU -an arUde "Cbureh BeauH:flll". 1 Refrea'lunf> nts were served to thc:.e name.J above and Mrs Stella Fry, Mrs. Carroll Adams. Mr•Edna BuJTis, Mrs. H. L. Dyer, ¥rs. Herman Layne, Mrt. Harry Layne, Ml'fl Lloyd IWuah and Mrl. H. P. meetlnl o1 ·t be Par-ent Tea.cbm Aaaoc:i.-tton held Tbureday even· inl at the school buUdin.r: at which time Min Mar.ibn CUto, Home Econombt foor :the Aopalaehian Electr1 ~ Company, opresented a food demooe:tra.tion, wbicb R01.ub. wu ~ by the Ham\)tmlCapehart Hardware COm6ay. LIONS The electric stove on which the The New Haven UODI Club met lood was prepared wu used tbru at the Legion Hall on Tue.sday, the eow1ely of tbe hardware com- April 17' ~y. D~ring the buslneu meeUng tbe - - Al'l:hur Jew.U ~ SlTeel Lillerl"4 proleet wot dif. eu.utd and committees appointthe bwlnen 68Ulon of t!be u- ed. Work will begin as soon u aociatlon. The meeting OllflDed weather pernUta. wJU. the linaing of "America" An anllOWlC'ement wu made thlt toUow-ed by the flag ••lute end two more children were tum the devotions in eba:rie of Rev, IMt we-et for eye examlnatione. Raymond Pctetl'. A past presldeats r\Df was pre. A report was given by t'be no- 1ented to formel' put. president mlnating com'Tlittee and tbe fGI· Bob JobllStOn. lowing otfieen wete elected: Mrl. Bethel Vance showed filmJ of JGbn iMorgan, president: 'lbomu fislrlng in North Carolina &Dei H. Grinstead, vice president: Ma. c. Roney, showed fi.lma of Wabam. Jact F1eaher, secretary; Mrs. Sam Fdotball game aDd tbe Lions Jn. uel Halstead, treawrer and Mrs. temational Convention pan1de Harry ct.arke, hiJtorian. held at AUantJc Cit)' last June. Mrs. Harry Clatke's iZ'OODl WOD A Board. of Direetolw meetina tihe book a'W'trd for haYing ilb.e followed the regular meetlq ud most parents present. futur. projects were diacuued. .~ Thooe-,.... Keith Arnold h I the b At t e eooe usion of _. Woodrow Brown, Hl!llll')" Buck,\ nest meeting, Eu~e~te Sten-ett in· Jeck Frey, Charley Jewell, Bob t.roduced- Miss Oaet.o who wu in JohnatoD, Charles Lislier, Robert charge of t.he food demllM!ration UcGlotbUn. H. C. Roney, E11geu the title of whidJ. was '"Wlute lloWJh Ward, Gerald Rood. Glove Cooking". During the pre- Geor&'e s and Kim11it Ford. paratlon Gf the food, MIBs C&sto OTHERHOOD fOld ol the advantages of electrie The Lutheran Brotherhood met cooking, two of the main oolntt orecentJy at the Zlon CbUJ'C!h and whiC'b she stressed bein~ economy built plcflic tables- for the park and eleanU.n~. Recipe foldets grounds. Alva Lucltydoo the ho8t were given to all 'fltte.ndin.s::. served refreshments to tbe group Tbe prepared foOd was used for prt$ent, Clarence Blessln&', Jucioor pri,;Ees and those receiving per Roush, Clay Grinstead, Artie .t be items wtre Dnrot'hy Wentzell, Roush, Lloyd Roush, H. N. Roush. Mrs. B. R. Vance, <Mrs. Jack n-ey Thomas Grinstead and Paul Joe Mrs. Sebutian Tedesco, Lillian .Jim Fry and Pastor Petera. Allan, Mrs. Billy Joe Howard, LIVE WIRE CBLASS Tbe Live Wire Claata of the E. Mra. Phil Batey, Mn;. Olive Bura;eas and .Mrs. Elizabeth GrltlsteiHI. U. B. Cbureh, held their April other door prizes were won by meefift&' ~ the home of Mrs. Iva Mn. Ffna Grimm, .Mrs. Thomas Ca~::\ ~ were Mrs. Ed· HoHnt.in, MN. Robert C. Roush, gar Layne, Mn. Harold Fry, Jr., • Betty Kirby, E. L. King, :Mrs. and Mn. Riley Mcintyre. Harry Grimm, Mrs. WiUiam Shinn The nf'eet.ing open00 With a 1 Mr.. Dexter Erwin, J.Jola Mae Wea- hymn and IM!ntenee ptayen. Devotver, Mrs. Jack Re~, .Mt-J. Emo iom were by Mrs. F. A. Batey, Wood, Ml'l. Charles Weaver, Mrs. tollowed1 by a short business ses· Charles Lestet, Mn. Walter Grin- sion. Others &ttending were Mrs. stead, Laura Elliott, Mrs. Ivln Otho Leiving Mn. P . E. Pickens " Shawver, Mrs. William Chisler, 1Mra. HatTy Capebart, Mrs. S, H. iMr.s. Ot.mer Zertl~, Mrs. Leo , Beitmire, Mrs. Wade Cunni111ham Thompson, Mrl. B. B. Muncy, Mn Ivan Shawver Miss Clayton Betty Weaver, Mrs. ICbarles Brown Athey alld Judy Mt'S. George JewMrs. George Jewell, Leone Sayre, ell Mrs. E. C. Riddle, Mrs. Bem........ Olpl'IM. !It 18 • bit aPa.t ulle IIlli with laat. .ft!AI''• twtllA. Mr.s. Virgil Ramey, Mrs. Charles ett Loudehnilt, Mra. James King, A MOTHD. w~ . liad ~twloa 1ut yea.r-AprU 10-and now quadruplets ts the big "new ar rival" newa F . Yonker, !Mrs. Billy H. Roush, Mrs. Donald F. RoWJh, Mrs. Bverin New York, ~ ~:th of one quad 1n Flower-Fifth Avenue hospital marred the fam•ly's happln~as. Mrs. George McKmght, Mrs. stan- 1 ett LoudenmiJt. Mrs. J'mes King, Mother 11 '96-PQund :t.lrl. Garmen Kediha. Father La Clprta,n Me4lD8. 28, a $iOwa-week plastics atamp.. :ley Staats, ~- Arthur Jewell, and Mrs. Howard Burris. • ' e-r. kid ahe, "I doD't know whel'f..we'D tmd: enoJJ,gh monq tor Clotti~ ~r the bablea." The father Ml'~ 8111\'Y llotfman, M7•. !Od!th COUPLII CLUB Q!d hll'll ~baVe'• to ..10 out and pt lJiOre Jho~ ' to auppart my famtly" llldfWnatlonaJ. Sou n d plwto..,J lM Rowh MT• Layton Sayre and Mr. and M~ Robert Cooke en- ---=:-.. ~=· -· M~ L. Dunc~o. terllained the Couples Cl_ub at th~lr . . . home on Saturday everung. A di.nMr. and Mrs. G. A. Brinkenback , Firnu ~onatmg th? Prizes w_e~e ner was served the group and tbose gion HaU on Tuead~. · A short Vogler Filling St>atioo, Edwtn s atte:nding were Mr. and Mrs. business 1esJlon Will held. "78e¥en- -er of Loa:an, W. Va., were recent BIRTH .Bar~ Shop, Roneya Food Market, Ham Miller, MD nda:rhintalsfthe: teen :p~em):lera aUenijed tile rea:u· guests ot Mr. and iMrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smitb arc Grlmes. Haven Theatre, Zertles Meat Harry Miller, Mr .and Mrs. James' Ju m.eetillf. announcmg the birt'h of a mne Jb Mrs. Roy Lester ol Spencer visMa~et, Farn;'ers Store. Ohling-er , Deihl Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George 8 oz ~ on Stephen Arthur born on •her and wife over the ited Serv1ce Stat10n. Burris Barber Burru Mr. and Mrs. Lesber Zirkle GIRL SCOUtS Suitday, April 22 at Holzer Hosplweekend. Shop, New Haven Mill, Betty'~ and Mrs Farle Clark. T.he Girl sCouts Jteld itheir week Everett Sennett Dl Spencer vis- tal. Maternal grandmother is Mrs Beauty Shop, Sayre Acre's SKATING PARl;Y Jy meeting at till! hmpe CJl Mrs. Florence Workman while •p ater· In Texa~ Serv1ce Station, WeavThe New Haven Girl Scou.t Troop John Fry. on 'rh\ll'&daY: A -abort ited Mrs. H.· L. Dyer Sunday. Mr. aDd ltrs. Robert Ruther- nal grandparents are Me. and Mrs er'.s Ice (..'ream Co., Valley Bell held a Skating Party at the Combusiness session wu tleld and ford of Covinjtoo, Va., vUJ:It.ed lmiah Sm1th oi Mason. Mr. SnJlth Daicy Co., Lay.toQ's Grill. Jewell Munity Buildnig. Refreshments eiibt girls were preaent.. is serving With the armed Corces friend:t here over tbe weekend. Shop, New Haven Furniture Co. , 1we~~e serVed to the litrls and their m Germany. I Mia. Zuspm- of Ari.iogton, Va., Pickens Paint &/ Hardware Co., guests. Those present were Sharon. ~at.ey Hardware, Denver Kapple, Knapp Shellby GriMtea.d, PhyUis PERSO~~ 1vlslted tMr. ·Mrs. Sam Halstead Mr. and M:rs- TcntJ. Hoffman, t and sons dunng the weekend. WOMEN'S CLUB Almeda Dress Shop, Jewell Appli- B&toey, Suellin Goodr1igbt, Susanne ance store, Ben Franldirl. Stwe, I. Walpert, Su'!AIUJe Randolph, . San... Tommy and .rted Batey \Yere tn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lester The New Haven Women's Club ,& s. ~rket, !Mason City, Hamp- dra SI)Te, Wilma GJimm, Judy Fry ParkM~burg We<fneard.ay. visited Mr. .and Mrs. C. L. Sayre met at tbe J1ome of MrH. Paul t~apehart. Hardware co. EJ. Margaret Roney, Anna Yonker, ElHr. and Mrs. H. R. Andrews aJ'IE! of EvaDB on Monday, Scally on April 24. The new memberf.eld&, Wetherall Pha~acy, len Hartley, Eather Smithlon. Bus- vaeationinc in Florida. . Jilrry Amokl umlerweM a to~- bers were llnstesses who were ·M.r:i Stiffler Dept. Store, Liverpool ter Randolph, Herm~n Ohlln-er, ilr. •nd :~· Vic stuer and silectomy at Parkerabur« thl6 Jess Abels, Mrs. Floy<l Carmack, store EcO.nomy Grocery and Mis- Eddie S&etn, J~ Lilly, P-aul Zif'. dauthten~ v~ llr. alfd Mrs. w. week. .Mrs. Clyde Rtce, Mrs. Oharles Les- « )lifo IY CHARLeS McCANN Stalin and Hil..,_ divided Polal!d Joy ........ • . 1 UrMtelll ,,_. Staff C:O.r rps.-oJt Mo.!ow denied it and blamed the llr. HaDD&b ~ -s.lln;:. Urul<d Proornopo....... Germana. lfarwaret '1'lrootpJoa of arounj the wodd look Wad 1t We Want BUM called on Kn. Ada ftc. . . . the news that will mate the headSe01te Democratic leaden bopt Wednadty, ! linet. that Senator Alan Bible Gf Nevt.dl llr. aod lira. Paul FM&JIIIM ~ Ike WIU Be Then will t}ve up Ilia announced plaa and !llba :1lildred V• lilltrl ., Washington inliden expect Pre&- to ret.iPe and run for rHlctioD Wm: Cownbia were 1\11111 411 . , ident 3J.Jellbower to conduct 1 far They flguN bil cbance would be and Mrs. DwJgbt Glbbt ~ more active campaia:n tluin they good and that hb candidacy would llr. an Mra. Adria predicted two monibs .,o. The help tbem keep contrGl of the &ee Judy, Vernon, llr. .,. -..,w Jil. word then wq that be: would make ate. & things stand now, Nenda Barrou and aoa o1 .Pa ........ . . speeches In a very few key cltiel. ill a prime GOP campaign objee were rcue.u Tuillday of ....,_ ....... Now, they aay, he'll be iD there Uve. nie Taylor and dauebter tlfn. Y~ pitc.hing Tbere woa.'t be any tone.. An~Anctte Of t r • J . Lalhey. t armg toun. by railroad But tbe Loudoo looks for an avalan&!be lire:. Gmtet Cbapmta . . , . ' betting is that Mr. ~r will of Ruuim trade orden to r!t'ult Wedoesday with Mr. aod liL " dG a lot of plaM travel to dUM from the vUlt of tbe Kremlln'a Hr I I.eonaN Rousb.. in critical areas B . aDd 1&. K to Brttain. Prime • ... ·Pitch . Kinilter Allthony Eden is deter. ' 'lbe communi{y wa tlddeltll 1 mlaed to ~ the western em by the de-ath of Mn. ~ ..... Th~ Big Three foreign mlnilt.en 101irCo OP ltntegic goods to RuJ. .ard, the former ArUe B~, will make a bi( pitch in Paris But be bae tipped Brit.\lh ta- which oeturred: at .ber 11ome 18 week ~o atop the now of arnu: to Gumy to trt geaf'ltd for up to 330 Albany, Wedneadly. , the still red-bot Middle l!'.ut. Sec- n1UUon dollar in Russian orders HaNy Tbompaon aDd Qoao ~ retary ol State John F~ Dulle., for DCH~-Nitegic goods. aid vi&tted with tbe tormer'-1 11roo Bntillh Foreign Secretary Selwyn tber, Bart Thunda:r at the Pllllt; Lloyd and Frendl Foreign MiDi&Huddltl . . . Chme. ter Chri.!tlan Pineau will meet Tbe meeting Allied Ill' chiefs Kn Laura Lou llcwla all there Thuraday to attend a oouo- in Mila in Manila t.hia week is aup. ehildr~ of Davies Gnve . , . . Cll of th~ North Atlantic Treat.ty ~ offlclaUy to be jUil a tolf Thunday wltb lin. In Wellilld. Organization. They will ::.ate time llll llWl ~ether party, But., Dallas Gibb. Broad Raa, '1114 out. to Work OP plans fM tighter ·~~-~evet teeret . Far . Eallt- father Owjgbt Gibbe of o.t Growe arms controls and are espected to ern ~ pla~ of YJtal JJgaifi. we!'e in Pt Pleuant Weci'D J · make reeommendatiGDB to the 1 aaee will be diiCUi!liled. Gen Llu. · . r 1). United NatloM. ft!Oice 8. Kuter, United St.afel; Vn. Faome Taylor hi iH lit iMI' Bye, Bye J.. ebief .in the Far East, wiU be tbe home near Board. v..- I 0 .._ - - I Drive-r ter s' of Parkersburg. an:" :!,~sh~=hCa=~~ara': ~ stree~ i~ · Grua~t¥, ~+; nceot-1' Mrs. F. A, Batey, tM1'8. ·Ot'ho Liev ~~lto~· si:~:~~s. Ch:;;;~uGe~~ 'M R tta ll BJ1 i i.nJ, Mnl. Bet1- Roush, Mrs. Ber- McCarty and Mrs. Scally. uaMP: hom~· oae ou s Ul at -her nard Lieving attended the oonven The meetmg opened With a song ' Diane BosUc Mr .and Mn. 0 J J CUB SCOUTS '"A Bostic, Mr. .itd Mrs. JameB The Cub Scouts met at tbe •rome ton, Mr .andl Mm. J.amee Fry, Paul of Mlw. Wy&tt Chadwell. Under Schnt!'ider Anff F~yd Carmack. the dlredlon of leaden; Mrs, ITANLIY P'ARTY Ohadw~U and Mrs. Thomas Grin· Mi1. Hairy Cl.pehart. reeently stead tbe Cubs did work on this intertained friends. with a Sblnmonth's theme "Birds" on their lev Pattv at her home witll Mrs. bird •howes, and' bird books. Pri!· Edwin: Clark 18 demonstrator. Resent were Maurice Clark. Ross freshmenta WP.I'P.- served the group Frey, Bobby Grinstead, Ronnie ~ foUowa: M~; Tbelma Capehart H Stein, Paul and Davld Ch&.dwell, Mrs. Roy offman. Mr•. Vera ~k· tMalcoJm Sayre and Charlei Jdic. en aad Sandra, Mrs. otho let.viD.g, Farland ...,. Mrs. Ray Weav.er Mn. Thomas · Capehart, Mrs. Nannle Johnson M~. NQra Tripp and Mrs. Lewis Phil Cook Ray W I'd 1 in !IRG, Weeb Mr. and Mn. Charlet Cundirt of CbHter, 'w. are here, ·for • • aevere:J da)'ll. 1 Va., ( T:o ' T~.r.. , J).rJ tho Prlmory E' c,::,n will be held. I will be a eandl-.iotc ior re-eleetlon to CongJ'!!IO nt this Primary. YoiJ have been very k.qd ID me In lh,e JIIUI, In notn· gre•tmoa. l • resenlri!h•es. I hope you and your friends d\'91< for -me on May 8th. ~ . \ . Tuesday's .May Day celebrat.ionl m Communut eountrlel lhould _orkrrlh!l' Iota] ..u\'1",~ ~~ef Stao! 1I mitn . teroe- 18' a IIDiac Pu:-~ure !Jncl e Joe, or. a reference to him 1n a slogan, 10 any parade from Moscow. to Peip11lJ, -...nan ex. pert.s Will be Uonilhed. He Did That y l. ~~ il;'1:the I D 'I b on of eStalin's surp •.....-a oe:Jt expose siDI eorioell rrom Warsaw London heant that the Polish Commun'ist. go\'le'rnment· with lfoscow't approval . may announce that Statio ordered the fnghtrul massacre of 10.000 Polish officers in the Katyn Foreit. near Smolensk in 1940. The ~rmaM said the Russians mutderrJ. them aftt>r takjng them prisoner when - -- .::.. I . Jm ; treasurer, Mrs. E. stein; rerol'dmg seer~>tary' 1&1. Tom Hoffman and ~ing secretary l'rlrs Bob Johnsto.ln. They w11l be installed at the dinner meetmg. It was announced by Mn. James 1 llamptan that the Public L1brary 1 Cipened on April 28. Refreshments I were .served to those nama<~ above and Mrs. DOtJ Roush. Mrs. Paul HendeqOIJ, Mr.f. K.vl Wiles, Mrs, ~P~p Ri,;g..,y, ""' Bill Ho' war rl , Mrs. Pliil Bat~y; Un. 'If-ark Mu. Jack Frey, Mrs. Edwin :~ijiiijiand N:.ncy SciUy, I I I r I ho.t. Roush STAFF MalTING CALLID Staff workers of tbl!!! Uaioa DaUr Vocation Bible School will I thla ev-eo.ing at 7:30 at Bi!aQ1 Methoc&t CbllM'b with th was tbe FJoed ·l. Gardner, Den oflbeDVBI letart. W. Va. Mtw. Fan111e I . a.. &ueat of Mrs. Ina Weigand !lion- presiding. All lbted ...._.. .... day morning. tucbera and any YG~uDteer ...,. .llrs. Ethel Fry .spent Monday en are a!li:ed to 1tteaa the men.. With Ulativea tn Mason. i•" ...._ v·ll'gtnJa · Sayre was tbe ,' ••--~-":";;:;:;;::;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, .-ua. r,ue&t o~ Mrs. Lacte Rouda Monday. ! rii!ii BADJ. FURNlTtJaB Mr. and Mrs Donald ThOOlplon 11 were auests of llr. and Mrs. Harry ~ Thompson MoDday. . lira. Hannah Johnson s~ tbe _ fl1'st 9Ui of the week With ber l ister, llr&. R.acbel G1bbs of Gibbg z: toWn. . Mn. Pearl i: . ~ We1gand and Brenda Mn. Aura. Weigand ~ guests 0( !Mrs. Garnet Chapman Monch.y. Mr. aDd Mr.J. A.rch Roush ealled Of I=I NewROOMS Fumihl,. on Mrs. Carrie King Monday. Mrs. Vjreie Wolfe, Mrs. Holcie Thompson and Mrs. Alice Randolph spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Ada Thompson. ' Mr. and .Mrs. Wayne Hart and Mrs.. Hannah Johnson called on Mr. and Mnt. Arch Roush Booday e-ve:ning. M>. and Mrs. Cllcil Bleoolug were shopping in Pt. Pieuant on Tuesday. Arch Roush was in Pt. Pleasant ·~~;it;g Dr. I FOB l ~ $299.00 ! BAKER "'I FURNITURE -rn . Oa Tile BAXia RE·ELECT OAKLEY C. COLLINS STATE SENA Committee Assignments: • Chairman, Elections and Federal Relations • Member, Agricultural Committee • Member Conservation Committee IDS EXPERIENCE, SENIORITY and P-RESTIGE ARE YOUR SECURITY RE-ELECf COLLINS • • • • • ••• HE GETS RESUL~ TJIOMAS A. JENKilliS A. JENKI JA- • * • Senator Collins' record of accomplishment merits your support. He has on excellent voting record in support of Farmers, Teoch:ers, Policemen, Firemen, Schools, \'r~c~..,"!~, Small -Businessmen, Workingmen, Streets, Roads and all Local Governments. He helps all of us. ,• Senator Collins Authored and supported bills increasing the payments to our Aged, Disabled, Handicapped, Needy, Blind, Unemployed and our Mentally .Retarded Children. • Senator Collins was co-a'u thor of the bill which increased Township Trustees' pay $1.00 per do y and Clerks$150 per year. • Senator Collins was co-author of present Ohio,l\lorcotic la\v ~said to be the outstanding narcotic low in the United States. Ofl llay s'lh, Slneerely, or • Member, Taxation Committee . am a~w one of the four blehett nnklnl! Repablleaa Momben of the HOWle of Rep· I ti:Uiaia. I adv1111<0d mJ otlllldlnl! ln 1M Coagnis ud I I I vo-=Jdisi)F MEIGS COUNTY 'J' mating and e!eetlng me tO • YOUJ' Con· ~·~· Ill .tmn; given w farm· ets, laboren, tdehen, baoiiiOISDiea md •D ojhu -.......,.. UJe vrry betil aerme of whldll•m eapable.l have.i'enderedJallk· l'ul 10 ~ 111141 perrtOIII_ ' entitle~ lo Slitlal Seeurl!y b!iaofiU. I have '•*.,. .. • Vice-Chairman, Education and Health Committee lion of the WSWS ln Clarksburg collect and devl)tiow by Mrs. recently. I ChadwelL t:oL Haugllt, civil detense dJreclor of .Mason County k Mr JDh PAilTY was guest spea. er s. n Mrs. William McFarland held a ~organ chair?I<~n of the annual family part)' enterta.i.niug her son dmner cpmn:uttee announced the Raymond on hb 5th birthday on dmner will be held Mav 23 at the Sunday afternoon. Cake and ice New Haven Grade School and cream were B'i!f'Ved to the family, served by the Live Wire Class of 'Mr. end iMr.r. 'fhomas Grlrurtead the EUB Church. and family, u - Clyde R"'e and Officers were elecled as follows · au.s. ... Jlm, Mr. and Mrs, CUff R«)ush and president Mrs. Paul Powell ; v1ce Charle!(\ , presi1i_~nt , Mrs. Robert McGiolb- .em.e Mn Vjctor Str-eet, recenUy honoroed her dawthter Sullo on ber Eij~hth Bir1bday with a stating 'Aarty Gifta' were rece~ved and refreahments IM:!J'Ved to Shari Fifth· ~r ~Bile MlUer, Adele Siamondo, Liah Ann Miller. Shamon Gibbs, Phil Cooke and Co~le&n Street. PARTY ·Mn Edwin Roush reoont.i)' In· tertained friends wk.h a TupoerIvane Party at ber· home. M.n. Carl nmnant deftlonstra&ed tbe wan Party at ber home. Mrs ved to tbose iJHwe and MM. Ralph' Fink, Mrs, 0 . .i, hUe, Mrs. Marlon Ohlin(tr, lb.' Canon Jlouah. Mrs. Jobnnf Rouab · and Jln. ,Her· man Black. ' · AUXILIARY The Aulniaey met at the llllel" y. I tlcle UUed "N•ed for Obrilt!an Hicn.:n • \ut ' -~-~to his ~ob ~d., uader.eomg John Dyu- rillted ,blS mother, Mrs: H. ~· Dyet on Wednesday, Bill Gr.urst_ead ~ Uadison, lnd., v~ted ,J d• ~· IMJ". and Mrs Tbonras Gnnste&d aDd 1 II • ;; am- ·:~r~:.~~r~~::;;:~:..-= C.peht~WiLL PURP.O SI CLASS The Lutheran. P\l.rpose Claa.s ·he<ld, their Aprjl meetilul: at the church. H08tessell were M:l'l'l. Paul Henderson Mr.. Huwou.U -.v.go:11· •hals and R'Obert McGlothlin. 'f.he meeting opened with a hymn and ~otions by Mrs. Raymond 'Petera. A ab~rt bUJineu session was held. MISs Lelah PoweH and Mr. Irene McGrew were -appoint~ to inqllire about makiDJt.etole:s fer ...,&hoir robes. •Mrs. William McFar· land, Mn. J, v, 1McGrew and Mra. William Powell were to meet wttb the c}nmm council aSking 1(11JOm.~: utra cleaniog and repairs lCit buement aDd vut.ibule. Mu. Jrene McGrew «ave m. ar- ,~ "flt retu m~es. iUl'lerty ~at hef.. CLUB : Dow 'honoring Mrs. Robert JohnMrs. William Mcf'arland enter800 . Other hostesses were Mts. tatned tht! Goodwill Club membenr Claude Bumgardner and Mrs. Jean at her home on Monday, April 23. The IP'OUP exchanged Secret Sister ' Daily. Games were P1ayed a.nd Qif~ and played Biaeo. many prlzea were received. ReRefroeshment:r were served tho .fresbments were served to those group, Mm: Thelma caoeta.,.t, namd above and Mrs. Loren ~ruest. Shelby Grinstead and CllnRoush,. Mrs. Dickie Gri0$tead, etta Erwin and Geraldine Mattox Mr.!l. William Shinn, Mrs. Heol"))' Leon.e Sa~ Mn. Cline Erwin Mrs Johnson, Mrs. Lucille Jacobs, Mrs. Pansev Fry, Ml'lll Crandall Smith, Katllerine Embleton, Ml~ Jud)• 1 Mrs Clvde Rice Mrs. ThoQlas GrinJacobs, Mrs, J.tober.t Dail1 and stead, Mfll.. Cliff· Roush and Mn. soJM. Several *t.o were unaWe to Douglae MUter. , tilend acnt ·fifts. , PARTY' Mrs. - ---. --- . son 1 v;.:.:=:,::= NEWS Ou'LOOKI!~~~.!-:..·~;._. I::~:-.::: I "ilr~ X OAKLEY C. COLLINS Repu~lican �I ' ' 'tuesday, ~Y lrl9S6 f'he Dollv Sentinel, Pomerov-Midc:fleoort. Ohk. · Tue~, May 1, 1956-- . .. ' r~ ' . , 1'Pie Dflly Sennnit, Patneroy-Midi:lteport, Ohtc. ~· • I Ohio U. President Says 1hane~es' Ooe Answer To Enrollment Problem . PROBE WITNESSfS] - REPEAT PERFORMANCE? - By Alan Maver wbt ~ jolllrlna ber blMband m caJJrorm.. -.. CAUGHT BnWEtN An electioD ot oflicers wet• held' witli tlaie !tJIJo.tnr bring elect. ed. Pre• .. Mrs. Belly Ce.ll; vice pres., MtJ. Wilma Blakt-; see., Mn. TM-1ma Henry; Trns.. Mra. lrt'no KdJy. SWAPS.,...,, If£)( FU~WOR'f?/ IY Flti!O DOWN 1 ln the proces!!, the Cardinals de- 1 Unltwtl ltreH .SP'Of1s Wrlhr featPd their Nn. 1 "jinx pitcher," Just six little putout.<; . 'but Milwaukee's WarN:!n Spahn, who epougb to put the St. Louis Car- enterert the game with a 43-22 l'ife.. dfaala in first plaC@" today for ~he time edge ov.er the Redbirds. The ~ time io exactiy five yean , 35·year old southpaw had a 1\o. That's the story so far this sea-~ hitler rnr .iJ 2-3 Inning!!! but then " aon for 41-year old Ellis Old Ken Boyer. Rip Repulski and Grind Daq Kinder, who's been Wally Moon Alngled ~n suc~:esslon oo hand for the last. putout in no! to put th-e Cardina<ls ahead, 1·0 less than three of the rejm•enated The Cardinals added another run RNbinls' six triumphs. Ellis d'id . in the ninth apinst Lou Stealer it again Monday, retiring the la.o.;t · to clinch matters. lnterMCtiONI ~lahes two batters In St. LoUis' 2-0 win 1 over the Mi.lwaukt>e BrB\'et'!. I The J:ame - first played by the The victory. their four!h over' Braves in eight dayt and the CarIOUthpaw pitching ln five gam~s. din.als in five because of had mOvf'd the Cafinals into first wc.ather in tbe West - was the plaor b the National League. 31 only one scheduled in the majors percentage points ahud or thE" but the r11ces wUI be splced up a Brooklyn Dodgers and makr"' tht' bit today with the f'lrst interl!ecfi1'8t time they've occupied lhf' tir- tional dashl"s or th{" season on tuit'a top rung s'incl." May 1_ !!lSI . tap. Jt wu rt•'so the Cardimds' ~r rnnd In the No.tional League-, the stralght shutoul and gave R::dhird ea.~tern teams go West with Brookpilebers a ~lrin" ...r 1~ 1.:1 t' HP ·eu- lvn at Cincinnati, New York at U\re SC!orell'ss innim:s. Chicago, Ptriladelphia at Milwau. · Rf'tiret Sh B•uo~rr, kN• and Pittsburgh at St. Loula. tn all. Klnd~r. has n•lirPd six fn ofhe Am-erlean J.A>agut>. West battotr:-: thi~ sPa'IO'n h\rt IJJJll s~rm- goes East, with Detroit at New inaly pum· lnt11l adcl~ tm 1o1 lht"('l" York, Kansas City .at Bo.rlon, ChivictoriE.~ in !h ~ hook ~ of Man.JgN r:11~11 at Baltimore and Cleveolond Fred llui C'hin-on an1l C·• nerJI nt Washington. Han&.l!lt'r FPT '1 l: l.an1· For K';nrk•r So far , neither the wnrld rhameame oul of illt' bullnen to rc!i.r-:o pion Dodgers nor the A. L. chamthe last batter in Vin~gar Bend pion Yankees ba\'e been nhle to Mboll's 4-2 opt>nin,g" duy win onr 11P1 nway from the field · as it wo! the Cincinnati Redlegs l'lnrl hurl PrJ (rared they might do earlv - and the full ninth ·inni n~ in a !S-3 Vl"r- tlwr0 i.~ hope now that both races diet over the Red! rg~ on Arril 24 _ may be close. Wlth his spoli("."fi 2-3 of an in::-:::----::::--::-:-nlnJ wrapup Monday, Elli!i has a Ieason's record of two inn'in,L!s I pitched, two hits allowed, no . earned or run• yield•d •d three victories saved for 1he 1 I Wh't ney NEW YORK u lighlWei&'ht Johnny Russo wos MSAI.fC'd • h , loci ay lh 11 I h e ~ould the Is '.rnttlt•t&t" rJght hand punch on to ~ ii1•er Ull'IOnments after a poun-d _t in·J that mode losf't' Orl11ndo Zu1: ·lueta feel a s If he hod been in P - Young , t.OUJSVJLLE, Ky. UP- C. V. Whitney tested ·his s.tronli( Ken· lucky Dl!'rby one-lwo punch at ChurchiH DownJJ today wh!!n Head Mnn started in an 11 -hor~ fif'ld in t.h.e 19th :runninJ'( or the SIO,GOO u<lded Derby .trial and C;m~r II'Jy trie<l an in.iur·e d foot in 11 mill.! ami one-rjuarter workout. Th !" sb.c or the start in~ field ln Sttturdny's 82nd ·a nd rit·he~t running of !he $12~,000 added K£>ntu<'ky Derby apparent!~ (lr:-pended upon th(' outcome of 'f!a<'h trym1t. Offici;!!~ JJI Churrhi1l Oown.~ still 11s1t'{1 24 horse~ as po.~slble stm·tr ers- nr Suturdny's ra<'c. Ncodli•s rrmoined the favorite o •·en II><111 •h th h d t 11 · 1l ' c ea s rong co hiUI refusl!'d to work Gut on <t>ach of thr rnul' O<'t:asions when Traint.,- Hu~<:h fi'rmtninc sent .him onto th(l lt·1wk Fontnint• sairl tJC would Ml t 1y 11nym ore. Mnny of llw troinf'rs, however, wo t c Iu• d I h•~ I\' h.tt.n·ey eoIhi 'Pet'1orm ht' 1ore d eriding whether or nut lht' ir l'olt s will run In Amerl.......s prmmer . ·1wrse l"aee. F or H ead •" Mnn and t ar1•er Bo,- ore ro'ed· the ,. i!l rongest thr1•ats to upset Need.le~. thll stretch runninA' aon or l'ondi'r who eu1·net1 the ~ole or r:rvoritr! with eome-rrom-behlnd v id. oril·~ in th o FlnminJIO Stakes nnd Florida Dt•rby. a bout wlt·h " pn(>umalic driLl, •tP rNomoter Teddy Hn•nnf'r or the u ' lcMlas Areno proml~ed Bus·~·: Rali'lewhYDork kld, 0 Junl! 4 bout 'Yi t p upas or New Orleans d I or 'h - he .s how Ing he "" '1 1 dI rewar . rna e let upsetting l e veteran left _1 jab speciaHst !rom Cuba on the \ tl • TV M d ICI'eenJ on oy night. ·~ ·. :na on 1 !f: Busa& was 10 elated that he an.11ounced he was gettin.~~: married f•: t~ouah not until ·later in June ·•'when ·tu• bout wlth title conhtn · d l) ~. " UPI1 Ll out of the wa.v. · t .... !~ rln1<1dldlers, watching ·~ .,......,.,....u poun Di BuMo drill oed out! wj.th his rlg·h l fl!lt, obOft'VId lb•l Zulu••• proDobly took mpro il>rb..rd •Ide loather I han ~illny one of hi-s prevlout 92 proBY UNITED PRESS 1 f•loaal- bou.t.t. NFW YORK st. Nieh(Jolas Arena · EY41n ao. ~ JaJned on'ly a -.f nhnn~· nu$Ml . 1381A,, New York ·lllltt·decilloq'ln ·h it maJor upset. outpointed 01'1Brnlo Zulclo, 139'h. ~ Two of tti,e Juda:e~~ voted for him. C'uha, 10. t-4: aad 8-3-J but t.Jte third rave PUOVIDENCE, R. t.-C h.lco Ve~ it to Zultulta, 8-4. The Unite-d jm•, t30TA!. Stanford, Conn., outPhil :tudatd Butm the winner JJiOilltC'fl Steve Maree-!Jo. 1M~ H. Provichmrc. H. l, 10. 1 Jh,IIID; ., ll'l\ok pounds ,cdned NEW ont.EANS-Al Hauser, ' ' ' -t'~Of)' ln 30 bout.ol. Tt was HJO, Philadelphht', 8'tap'P8d Ero:nie %!!attl'a ftUt defeat. Burford, IM, Ml'mphis. ~nn·. 7 ~;;;.:;;.;;..;;.;~-:;;.:;;;;=.,,.----:::-=:;c;:.:..:c.,:~ 1 Fight Re.5ults I ., Marciano Calls It Quits I The next meerlng of tltt: P. T. A. will be August 6. A pot-luck •upper wa• ~Jd fol· lowing the meetine. Tbose au~nd- 1 inu: wwe: Mr1. MarPJ'et Johmon: 1 Howard Jt,.hnJOn; Mn. Mable John- i son. Mri Violet Burru:, Mike Burn11 i Mn. 'lbelma Henry, Mn, Naney Van Meter, Mr1. Genldine Varian Laura Holland, Mr1. Ewlya Nlchqlson, Hr. 'and Mn. W'illiam Van Mek'r, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blake / Mr8. Jane Bennett, Mrs. Mae Wam1 tr~Y. Surlf! Wamsley, Mrs. Eula 1 Stewart srtd Mrs. Be-tty Call. 1 THE GOOD WILL CLASS Thf' Good will C1all!i met at th~ Henry liome on Tuesday evening to q,uUt and cut carpet rags Tho::e present were Laura Holland, Clara Williams, Lucillf' HArrison, Irene Jwti, _ Mabel Johnson, Mr. -ilnd Mn. L. R. Lyons, Mr. and Mn, A. B Woodrum and Mr .and Mrs_ Ned Henry. ~£rIllS t-t't> 114:JRL&> /1,€CORP, PitS 1'/,t/£ ~r,. Alit/! I UOl/:1 /IIR/>5. I i Mrs. Betty Call and rami])· ..and Kenny Bass visited Mr. and Mrs. Rll!l King of Letart on Slloday. Mr. and Mrs. Georl!;e Burns along 1 wlth the Couple's Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook of New H<wen on Saturday evenh;g and had dinner John and Kt'nneth Taylor o[ Mason was vi~lin_g Mr. · and Mrs. N!"d He nry on saturday. Mr .and Mrs. B'ill Williams and Duddllngs ramily at Nitro. W. Va daughter Judy visited Eeverett th.ls weekend. SACRAMENTO, caill'. UP-caJJ. fornia's acoring -.ytilm for "Pr6 bouts wm ·be dra:WJi. iJI'tio line mo<t or tbe oMlee •m•Jor boolut states .todly wlten it ,'lbHtl t6 tli& "10 points m1&il:t" .,atem. Under ...m. CaUfomia•s old .,.tftit. 11 OHIO UNIVERSITY . lliOID were- divided betweea:~ tfat fli-]Uen Stab}es Test Strength , Cardinal•. I In Derby Tfla. IS t Tom Pohohky, 26-yoor old right· Bosso Scores Up8et Victory Over Zulueta hlf'MbeNI. COL?; 1(110 -"&c I!A'rt J' Dizzy Dean and Frankie Friac.41. hi's one-time mamter, got rlofethUnlt.d Prets Spor1s Wrlt.r NEW YORK UP-Feorless Fra- er last weet and Frisch nodded enthusiastic ·agreement aa Dean ley's Facts an<l Figures: 'l'hc buildup for Saturday's Ken- a&ki ",the two beM pltehers t ever tucky De1·by starts today but seen wuz Carl Hubbell and Lefty , horeemen don'·t see :;1-'!:rlple crown Grove.'' winner among .the mure than 20 Hom•r On Bunt possib1e starteno. Frisch needled Dean Into telling Needles is the big colt In ttl:e about how ·he got a ·home nm on betting bot the entry of Career a bunt against the Giants one seaBoy and Head 1Man ma_v wind up son. Dean told how "the}' just us {.he favOtrite. However, there kep.t ·l'hrowin' lhat thar baU past hm'.t a real s t ick out in t•he entire the bag and I iusl slud into one lis.! and observers fel."l no derby sack after anot'her until all of a starter has a chance lo Cl)mplete- sudd:en, t'hete 1 was lll home 1}' dominate 'f.he 1hrt'e hiJI tbree- plate.''• yenr ol'd stakes. Frisah pointed .to Dean, tur· tn'ple '1'ht!""' ... ,.n'l b•en •entiy ·a eornbinat·ion cattle breed8 ''" " " crown winncr-whiC'h means win- er and broadcaster, and alluwed: . h K k mng .t e en.tue Y Derby, Preak"May~e yOu coUld 'slud' then ness and lh Belmont- since Citation but with all the weiM:ht vou'rc 1 1cenme e eight·h coli .to 1urn pocking OIOW, you eonldn'L" lhe trick baek in 194fl. The,n turnlni lo his listener~. Rooklo Sldotroeko Romonce F ran k'le grmn · ed : Nineteen·year-old Don Dr:vl'ldale '"Old Diz telb me be recently the rookie surprise of t'he Brook- .'!Old 2~ head o[ cattl.e, BUt from lyn Dodger pitching starr. i.sn't in· the looks of him, I t·h ink he ate ter•sted In romo·nee. 'em." 'I j.... -:-:-----::---1,· 10·, for o.ut don't havo glrb," he says flaUy. "I've 1101 too much work to uu ~- on my eh:miO<UP pl.tch." He'It make the other pitch wait ·a while. One of Fearle!:!l Fraley's road ngen1.t, two-A'un variety, reports BY UNITIO PRISS that Texaa Teelt wUI definitely be voted into .t·h e Southwest ConrtorLe•dlng l•tt•rs cnce when t.hat group .meets In N•tlonal L•••ue ~ Player - club g ab r b .-1.1y. _ __ Boyer, St. L. __ 9 34 9 16 Lona, Pit'-'. ___ 11 43 o 18 Moon, St. L. - ·-- 9 33 7 IS . Snrnl, St. L. --- - 8 31 , 4 12 . Dark, N.Y. ---- n « 5 16 American L••eue Player-club I lib r h IV UNITIO PltiSS Wertz, Cleve. __ 11 38 9 1'7 NATIONA Mantle, N. Y. __ 11 41 10 17 . L LEAGUE Skowron. N. V. -~ 11 44 '118. t Lo W L Pet. 01 Olson, Wash. :_ 13 47 10 19. S· Uis --- - -- · 6 S .667 Pierull, Bm. __ 9 30 7 12 I B~oaklyn - · - ---- 7 4 .636 I I Home Runs:· POit, ~~~~~1M.ilwaukee --- _- - 4 3 .571 1 Long, Pirates &; Werll, 1 , CtnC!Innatl ----- 1J S .GOO H1 Jablonski, Redlegs _ 5: New YQrk ---- -- S 6 .45S 2 Pirates, Bena, Yankee• .tnd Completes 10 Yean of Successful Operation of Unitt Under Direction of Prof. A. C. GubitJ CLAYBANKSSPEEDWAY TODAY'S SPORT PARADE """'ned , hnder. ~h)lt out the Brnve11 for ( •lght lnningB Monday hut was )'lnked Whf'D he wa-lkl'd the first bitter 'in ttlf" ninth .•Jaeki.e Collum J'ietll'4d one batter and then Hutt'h-, l•ron t11rnctl O\~r th C' g~mf' to BJnder. A gift wat presented the prea ., Mr... BeUy Call from the P. T. A 1 ........ guests of Le(lnartl Roush 'I'ur-1lda y. :P.~ r . un~tl }!'rs. f . M. Rous•h wM·-e busine t:all<•r.~ in Point Pi t> ol~ant Thms tlay. ~ :r. ani! Mrs. Jack nnu sh anrl childn n of Rroact Run w~>rc .!!ll C~t s Wednl'~day evening . or ·Mr. un1l Mrs. Dennis Rous-h. Conn·: ,. Bonecutter of Henderson ·~ sp.ent Wednesday night with ht't' grandmo.th cr Mrs. Garnet Ch.apI man. , Mrs. E·:'hel Fry and M'rs. Amy Boston wel'e in Mas,on 1'huraday. Mr.- and .:Mrs. €t."ell 81-ksinR: Wt<f.e i-ltller11 ar o~gllt Gibti~ and -• f ami'IY Th u~30.1ay. IM -d Mrs Tad StJewart of · ,_ f M Wes.'t·c'" 1 bl a were 1' -• " o um Fred R hgues.., w d o ~"-n a."" IYurs. ~us e n\-.....,...y. Mrs. Irene Wmebrcnncr and Donna W('re ~ests of Mr. and ·Mrs. Guy Blessmg of M:.son Thurs day. 't , I I I I MaJ'Or League Lea·defS I Mr. 11nd Mrs . Leroy Roush and children, Vernon, w ~r·e ov'U' night , New, strea"!lln.cl .,;a1nulfa~tJri~~ hugt raw · niclt.,iol · purchai•• ·· han • combln~d to pniduce Matter Palnt•r'a fine Quality H - Paint at ~ coat 'n.-,er_before thou1ht ponlble~ · b••n ;~~~~~~~~~:~~:~Ml~S~IILI. , Snark roan from eome 'The Snark resembles lll roek!'t booster& tlame uut the rocket buostel'!l fall away tarteL The Northrup-maLia turbojet ealflrie. AD autumaua ' uUHiln& Worid!a mOat ad.va.nced eleo- 11 Ma]'or League Results ~~~\~~=~~~_:::: : : ::! : Uen!~·~..v,::~ ~naton Cl1icago -~------ 3 7 300 3~ Monday's R•ults St. Louis 2 .Milwaukee 0 Onlv g&me "SCheduled Tuflfhy't Prot.Rit Pltehtrs Brooklyn a't Clnelnnati nlahtErskine 1-0 vs. KHppstein I·J. New York at Chlcu:t)-Hurn 0·1 vs. Hacker 0-1. Philadelphia at Milwaukee niaht Diehcn 0-3 vs Buhl 1-0. Jliltsbl.lJ'ih -at St. Lou-111 ttlghtI.it'tlcticld o.o ""~ Mizell U. WMntfljay'• 9roo1r.tyn at Clnt:lnn.-tl, nlcht New York at Chk!a·ao PittsburJh at .St. Louki, ntdlt l aunch~ Ir~;~_ of Mr. and Mr. Dennis Roush and Air Fcirce Base, Fla., hMded fur -. ......... Thr- •-=-.. . ,-·....... . On t.!l'ry can · th•l Snark to earilh out a target regardleu ol adV'. Z,. weaf,ter or u1 . (l,.,.,..Hcmal , ~ Mn. Vflla Rainey were Thursday «,: Kraner u It bani• wedged bmv;'JIII!l rued trd!:.ht va.rd.l', SruukiYD. H~. f .. 1~ the school for the last tng of tM .school term. The program opened with . PTA MElTS , , , ·aineing of "America" followed The Chfton _P. T. A. met-Apti~ .• rea~ by Gerldine v~~~~~\1 ctlFTOH . lETART, W. VA/ BY OSCAR PRALIV HJUCt emergency ~quad worb · 21 1'~e ~eretary's report was· · home of ber son in Jackson Coun- and approved. I ty. Funeral Sunday at the Pill'- . . The banner award was presented son~ ll'unera) Horne, Ripley. 'to room two for the mod parents Mrs. Fred M. Roush. sp:.mt .Sat- pr!'sent. 1 · rd "th Mrs Cl C dl · ~ 0~ WI · eon a e near . T~e ·president, presided over the . an d· busmess Several M reports . ,.._ 1ru. an d M~ lb. Cec1.1 81 essang · meeting. d · · 18 M L G'b'· · p was given an a pacntc on ay rs. aura 1 WI w~;re tn om<!- •• th Middl rt R ds'i•- P '· Toy Friday. · e . epo ?• ""' ara. .was . planned, A soctal was also I :Mr. and Mrs. fWnnis Rou6'h were- planne~ tot June 1 on the school in Pt. Pleasant Saturday. lawn wath half of the proceeds to A,dri~n ~~Y . an!l. NdsQn ·~ uaed Cor the care o( t~, loeal ·~ 'joQil ····~ ·load of cattle- .'1 honor roll memonal park. 1 e&lfttftti'~MY.' T ·. - A report ~n the ~ot lunch pr.o- 1 ~tram WAS' gtven With $503.73 m 1 ~• wr.· - . u...;.i c' ec It BI esstng, . h. b k --• t ' ' - '"r. ·a !Jlnl. t_ e an wh.lC h WI'II be u~ o Mrs. Laura Gibbl and Miss Ella modernize the school kitch~n. I . ~- r M · m · th e .PTA 81~;smg were .guel!l~ o r. ~ d. · The sum or $9""·51 1s Mrs. , Frid8y. treasure. d A "hankie" shower was held in · 80 honor of Mrs. Margaret TO ALL CANDIDATE~ Your political message in THE DAllY St'NTINEL reaches MORE voters at LeSS . cost than any other form of advertising. Phone 398 today and place your polit- · ica I messoqe before the voters -now a mPriium wh~re you get the MOST for your. ,· j I. lw .• in M political dollar. · THt DAILY HNtlf{E[ '._· · I t'hc- Elmer Newberry I Mrs. Cedi Blessing, Mrs~ Laura Gibbs, M·rs. Mary Ro~h. MisS· Ella BJoesslrtR and !Mrs. \'ens Rainey .spent WednesdaY wlllb. b- Fan· nie Taylo.:r. Rev. V. J. La·t·hey'.t mother pasted away Frlday eV'ftltng at the ... •• ----- , To Head NATO .·" .· :... . I• yol.!r _.....,_. . . of. fliie .~· . ' ' j·'-.' _•: llam, Dodger.s 11: Bauer, 1~::~~~~ 11; Olaon, Senators 10; Yankees 10. Hill .. Olson. Pirates. 18: Skowron, Werb!, Indians 11; MantlE', oeoes 17. PJtehillif- lto~ Phitues Pitl'ee, White Sox 3..0. I tied 2-0. .::::--:::-:-:---SANTA :MONICA, C.Ur. uPSid rtabet1y, man1ger of .c~ Bobo Ollort, said toMy th foni. er mlddtewtilbt ft-.loa t1 "ready .rJJ]It now" to meet au,.. Ray bbtftiOrt tor the tllle.. J'lafll. AMI.JCAN LIAGUI erty nld 0..... Jo d.,..· ftl.ltM W L Pet. 01 poundo and wKI ..,... .., Chlcaro ·--··- ·- 5 I .1133 1> mul.. 1110 rot tlto lll'y I I - · I SPEClA~, sALE o..... I -Iii'• N~wYork -·- ··- - 8 I 01•··....... 8 3 .m :,__,., 5 .1145 t 1 Waollln!IIOa ••• • T 8 .1138 I IBOfion --------· • a Dati'Oit --------- 4 8 Kaous City ---- . 3 6 Baltimore --·--- f P: .444 .400 .333 .3011 3 31> 4 5 • J·l vs FOl'Cl 2-G. o-1 ,.Nfttl. lt"-.ra, •nd his Mer· •l•no lot.. T - Mol J .. Loula In retltlnt ., an Uft- ' <1o1ootet1 hNvywol ... t ......,,. (1-lonll.) ·- ' WMn. . .y'l Oamtl CloYolaMI 11 Waohlntton nlebt , Ohieqo at BlltlmON Dalrolt ot New Yort Xlm• Clly .o1 _.,. j 1'-, ~Cf4 Sue -11.111 fJ~e E~-rt;aa,,·· tCH& THIS SALE UMITED 'I'Q_J?Rl\iSENT S'l'OOK~ Moodoy'o R""l" No gamea sebuduled Tutld.lr't P,.ble Plhh.r. Detroit t:t N~w Yorlt-Gromek Kansas City •t Boston-Kretlow vs Pwtr:rfleld 1-1. Chleago at Baltimore nl&ht\ HtH'Ihman 1.() VI Palice. 0-3. Cleveland at Wnhhi'Jlf,on night Mid h• w•s doing It t.r hit wlft -WyDtt 2-0 v~ Rama. 1-0. _GAL ' t VAUGH~H FOR T«.IASVlt,ll H. Pal. Ad\'t. ,c••nt . Block· . . .. . some very Interesting sportswear. We agreed iniJuence bas been felt the States along the lines or striped T·•hirts tor beaC!h W<!S&lO we wer-e honored tn·be this chance to Wk hands aU ~round, out into the -ball. met several Italian who, approt~rlately o'n Lhe Co\umbU>. 11m6 RCA ESTATE gas RANGE-· ' thermoMsticslly-controllfid lop•bumer ca61dtfll ·Such eoollnr opnvenionoel The,... '"IJ>enno.trol" ~ liJlil loJ1. . . ond tlri4dk mokeo ""!"'Y ~ and au- ~ tb;r f'or l(lpAl'&te automatic appiUU)()IW ;. • • does away 1ri&b P":". boo-. --broil- of t1to wood«&~ lhinp In the IIOW GAS ....,..._ rodlaDt JI8HI&olngpilotsandbumAnd tbooe exclusive GAS advantaa-: llOOI, - - ;::. thousand lnllaDt boolo.;.edrllf.IIH - · ~ RCA ESTATE Gas Ranpat :i""r !leolor'o now! ........... - - - Ill ......... ..., 1956 AWch .... tU:If .,...,.... Ci11eM • ~ • • ........ M • .,.,., ..... .. ICA ...... .! UK:•:: .... ! ......-! ..... I 'Jf;r l . 1. ....• - ' .·c· •1 ' -..• '.'- · ' •J ' r r1 �\. • ' , ______P_og~e__ SI_~------------------------------~--------r~h=e~D~a=i~ly~S=e~n~ti~ne=I~,~P=om~er~o~~~M~i~d~dl~e~po~rt:~·~O=~h~!o~--------------------------~-~T~,u:esd~:~o~y,~~~o~y~l.~l~9~5~6 WANT ADS ( 141 For Rent ~--- For real-NICE FURNISHED APARTliENT, bu.sines.s section, Middleport. PJ:Joae 8171hJ . ..l.ustflfld Ad. 1~ DJ U. A 1(. will be publlaboa , ........ . . u ...elftlll. lCitn : 2 ceaSI ll*t ..., aae :.,.... llt- month lollowtar lDiertiou. ·~---•·•-- ~-•lid ,. •n ., ID ng,..,._~ report.ed iml&i.edat1iJ. ne Daib' -·'bl StotiDd will 00\ be rcllkluAI f! ur wore tltu aoe 1DCOl'l'tiClla .... I APART· Cool, 2·bedroom porword. ~full rate ot 2 r:nllta I*" word will be charged for adnrtiJlnC U aot '""u lV£ oetOI'e tbe lll.b ol eacb "Build a.tter For L..... GRUESER BLOCK CO. 3-room FURNlSHED MENT wltlt private batb. Utilities paid. P.bone 46-<M. ~- I -3tc tertiOD. lliDim:un cllar&e * ' eeata per word f.ot lbNfo teeutlve tuertloaa. dpecl&i--Qae IDODta fur 2:1 ec&l APART.MJ:Nf, 3 Miles North of Pom•roy U.n. ' ' ' __'l..:o~\"l=c;"es:=:,-:-;c:-::--· W. St., ll - !Mai.n For rent--NEW SINGLE 4 rooms, IF I L===========·\ Edward!, -'lt.utland, Ohio. ---- 4-3()..3te 11-8-ll ERS. \ INSURANCE 2-23-tf O~o. b:r watchmakw. WE BUY f79CI. Blaettftll''a, r-•,e Pomeroy, 4-28-etc: 19) Fo;Oh1o. ~ -...,-----., ottlmatea on ne·'·val Com~~ btne 'M!Ikert. Complete Meela&n· lJed milkllllli cow to can. nJL. TON · THOMPSON Tl\ACTOR SALES. POmeroy, (Jblo. •ta.tl And a specific case-a· cashier in a State Liquor Store in l'he "Bilegedly "backWard" State of West Virginia-gets ~ a m(lnt~. ~e works one hour -an ~he regi&ler an<l is reliC!ved to woTk the alternate hopr .on other work, a total of 4 hours of an 8 ho'ur day. A ca :-~hier in an Ohio St·a te Liquor Sttore mwt stand up -anJ pound a registe-r 6 and 7 houl'l!l on a busy day with a half ·hoW' for lunch. He gets $264 a month after work ing <f. or 5 years even if .he ha:s 20 years service. JUNK CO. ReFadot7 Trained COLLINS JEWE- 80R.AP ffiON - METALS roy, Ohto. 4-28-Ute -GRAVELY FQREMAN • LERS. Po~:-. 6 ABBOTT T.V. \-3<1 iER, !:;;;;;:~~~~~ --·--~......,..., VICE Alt matea Repaired by Ea pert TecbnlcJau. Pbone 6264 Y Middleport. 8-lM! Good Clean U•ed Can All Makea ""d Modelo METROfOLIT AN .6 . B'eueL 1-;M·tl balh FURNISHED Adulta only. Call Ave. 4-2W-t.e bOUIJCteepln& act like kids on the highway. Titer are smarl-alecky, reckless, impll.· tient, an~y or &elf-cemered. They are a leading human cause of nurly 100 lrBffJc deo.th8 and 3700 injuries ench day. They mu~t he s lopped-by the law and by ,public opm1on. ca~lm Pu.bl~<lotd jriYinl Is deadlr liD <II 1 pu.blic !en· ire srurr ill ro- orwMia• tt;ill• T~ .4do ·~lli.tilllf f:ou~ril WITH COUIT ccmvened In Glenda.Je, ca.nt., hospital, M:rt. Atme11a .Mae ·auvoJd,'·lfo, tesW'Iea from h.er bed. ·· 1 wa1 attacked from behind and lotocked down-! telt aomeone kiCking me, hitting and mauJ· lni me." FIIICill8 Mr .. Haavold from end or table at left bJ JudJ'e Kenneth White U;;tases), Three g1r1.1 a~e111ed or attacking Mra. Huvold alt tn toregTQund. From lett. they are Mrs. Deanna Jean fleJIIf . ''~ ; Mra. Mary Ann Kennedy, 22; Lora Lee Weltz, 18, aU of La Creacenta, Callf~ Mn. Ha.&vo1d. . wtll be lncapaclta.ted tor two or tbree monthl, .utrered a broken hip. :lnJure\;aptne -and _ulllel ... Jurlea!" :S~e rubbed.. . -·- _ _ • _ ··· -. ·-- . t!.n.~tiottal~~f'*'olo) w:u The State has a tremend'Ous in- / in g other necessary work. 11 come. It makea a profit of $65,· 000,000 a YtAr · from )ts Liquor Monopoly whose 'Peak .time ness of $204.000,0000 for 1955 Is being cxceOOl'd in 1956. It takes in· over $JOO,OOO.OOO Qn the gasolin e tax, over $200,000,000 on the .sal~ This fiscal year the 1ax on real eslate and ulilities wi-ll be almost $500,000,000--a ·h alf billion. - .- - l --~\~,...,.,· --.~·.-~;. ••• ~~- ~1 \-• ,.._,..;j_; '~ .. , .----. "f: f ~ "' - ~~;.c 'f!'l!"••..-o•'1'!1!•,. · ·"- ~- ,'· "(t' .... ti~ .. . - . . :~ ""·C 'fl'"' '.'.'~'J, · ~· f'E'a.b\.AL!s Mrs. ·Georg-e Burns was up lax. By June 30th of ,this ''car, tbe~.·c One Vital Part lflt l'h~ sales tax fund. The Sl':i1le cHn we!J afrord to t{ive its lower- Of paid empiQyees s raise without any additional taxes or without creusing .the price of liquor. In 1955 the General Asiembly ts.OO barrell. Vlr1il Teaford, Is ComJJetent rai.sed the pay of already hiJb~ Syracua.e. Ohio. 4-2&-6tp pa1d officials. Directora ol Dfl. partments were rahled .from SIO,· 120 ~I 000 to $12,000 a. year, Low paid . employees eot nothing. They •have not received a general raise since !Jfo, 19S3 and they will not .r eceive one lillll' tor anqJ.htn' year (If they do then} '--'--"'--- · 2U un-less you, t'hc people of Ohio, make yourscH beard in Columbua I The !State, like every other em• . pi oyer, has a moral oblliatloa. to t ment, coal furnace, plenty OIL NIIDID e.nougb for .toft water, one acre around, CALUMET Cl'fY, Ill. - ur - pay ils employees them to live c::omfortably. lt il not rupted a city council meetlnl with fulfiUing that moral obHgaUOII:. f roll yard, Route 124, a Umid request : "Could someone In a politic-al -democracy t-he please the aldcrmal~'s chair peope arc the !IOVerelan pc.wer. Robert a ey, y we cou ear w ats go i na: on '" . They control, or .tbould control, ...:.:·-- - -· .t he actions of their elected representative.!!. As the Governor bas failt'd to ca-ll for the Lea;islatioa ncP.rled ·t o give lowe;-oaid Slate t•mployec-s a raise, we urge every reader of this l-etter of.o write to GOVI'ncr Frank Lau1ch::!, The culive Mans.ion, Columbus, Ohio. Tell ·him you want a speclal session to give lower-paid State em· ployees a substantial raise this HARRISONVILLE - 2 &lory, 0 year, one that will give- them a room fi-amc borne with bath. standard or livina equal to em• Hardwood floors throu~ehout. ploycfts Q.( private Industry. Very nic~ kitchen with plenty The State Employee& Committee, cabinets. Insulated. Good out· For a Special Session RIIJe. aide cellar, hen hou1e and tool Chnlrmap, Harry B. Strebtg, ·house. 1-acre lot with ex.eelhint Clcrlt:, State Liquor .'iitore No 132 prden around. 1'otil prlce Cleveland, Ohio amall repair jobs. Crude oil Me>st women· are alike· • · m A Super10r ' =rVICe "Em ba Im1ng ' Trevy-Finsterwald Funeral Home 1':========= I ch~lc!k;~enibo~u~oo~.~~ j]A~la~'~pa~y[e~r ~ln~t~hc~au~d~;o~nJc~e~i~n~lc~~so aH aoe, 3aarden," rom B11 Rotd, ld h ''tdltit. SUNRISE h' TO SUNSET \ti.TtbNi All Buslne11 Is Local $61100.00. I ·c141 "Ki•l Stufl'" drivers are adults who ~HI be over $00,000,000 surplus WEST VIRGINlA- 7 room mod· em block hou.'le with hardwood floon, 2 larae ~et. Full bu(lment wHh Williamaon FloWarm forced air hotliDI. I 2·5 10 Outboud mo-ton.- and· 1 J eep. acre• with plenty shade, now- I Chcv•ller"a Serv1cc Station, en and shrubbery. Lo<:ated on T.nn r Bottom . G-1-8tc Htchway us 33 only G minutes trom Graham Station. Already 1 • 1' Tc- Bt.J~, financed with 4% loan with WANTED .. One tlat dump lM!d, monthly paymenhl $42.27 -each . · f•11', with hobt. Blythe Thel11. Owner will take $2000.00 lor l'lls ~~.-. Jtadne, Ohio, Rt. 1 4-28-3te t'QUity. CUCKLU UALTY . ~:.;;-r<e~t ••• 229 , _ 101-Y L ~ ·, 4-28-Stc 'I 11..-. room modm~ APART· ' lltNT8, wttb lau114rJ and car.,._ A. N. -- LET'S GET THE II KID STUFF II DRIVER OFF THE ROADS! bus;- AUTO SALES TRACTORS. R. A. FINLAW. 512 E. MAIN. POM£. ROY, OHIO. 4,24-211p wonted bll .~===:.:===========================::;===:;:=::======;:=~ ·• , ~ Pbooe 618 Exe-1 Cloth, Piber1laa, Nylon Awnln..; Porch Vallncea; Porch Shldtl; r1nvaa and bamboo! Pon:b and Lawn Funiture; Venetian Blind• Sh•dt• Drapea. Dale Wippel Supply, 2UI Union A~. Pome· ~-~·~-~~~~:=-=:;~~ succeed 1955 Page A r:leark in 110 Ohio State Liquor Store gela $240 top wages after 4 or :i yeara-less th·an $200 in take-home pay. On busy days he may " run"' over 300 ·tickets. A . count in one store one day showcd one clerk SCI'VCd 90 customers \ in 1 ·hour w.hHe the otber clerks were cl~aning the store and do- OHIO VALLEY Watc.ll Ohlo. 4-Z&«c Insurance _ 1063 BUICK Special Deluxe 2-door R.lYiera Sedan, Ym')' low mlleqeJ fl2111l.llloettnar·o, Pomeroy, Ohio COMPLE'l'E laournnct Proto.Uoa. ~to Auto,l'lro, Polio. cau Do• -- • • lllddloport. Olllo. 111M FORll VB ~oor Sedan, llolu· Ufulm,IHII,Bioeltnor'oPomo121) keal Estote ro:v, Oh'io. f.U.Btc .j - ZBEDROOM HOUSE-Bath, 11&3 WD..LYS Station Wa1on one loul owner, 1~. r Jl"RUOTURAL I BEAU URI orlalna1 black llnlah, f49•. Dale Durot Catalina Coupe, aU leather 1eata $2895. Blaettnar'l, Pomeroy, AGENCY 9-27-tf 3 lntemalional 2-ton TRUCKS 47, 49 and 52 models. The whole Jot $60~. Jimmy P..rsons. Inc., FOR RELIABLE PAINTING • ConPhone 8242 Middl~port. 4-27-0tc tact Richard C. Wilt, 232 Soutb Fourth St., Middleport., Ohio. 1961 CHEVROLET Delux 2-door 4-16-IOtp Sedan, extra good Urea $89~. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy, Oblo. Notice 1o my friends and cwto4·28-6tc mers-1 •<Jm now associated with ·1111 HUDSON 4-door Sedan, spark· Clinton Fisher Co. Call 626!!1-X. l>Hilc Bllettnar a, Pomeroy, Ohio. DOORS HUNG, roof and ulwetos f.28-0W shlnalea put on, wallboard •!'ld llllll PONTIAC Star Cbkf Culom 2 ~~ --w_ay~·---------~------- ' Real Estate Broker In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 61 36-M PHONES 6311 I Clinton Flaher CQ. Ca ll 62t10-X. Richard Fisher. 5-1-6tc patrtq I · •• 2-B.) ACCIDINT Life. Casualty aM Bondt - - ' - - - - -- - - QUIC.'K SERVICE OD 19M STUDEBAKER. Delux, 4· door sedan. In good condirllon, $295. Sherman Robcrb, Pomeroy, Rt. 3, ncar Unloo AvenUe Bridge. 4-30-Stp • -····· Amerlctn AMOCI•tion a·nbaum. a Jl'aduate of Fordham Univer.11ity and Brooklyn Lew SchoOL anti a promi:i'len.t flJ'ure Jn v11rious eharity organizatlons, wu named today to William H. Can·e as p~ident 0( Yonkers Fir•. Automobile, H•alth RADIO " TELEVISION SERVICE Phone 200, Cleland Appliance Sture, 118 W. Main St.. Pomeroy Complete WHEEL AUGNMENT, For bu\lding and repair work, see b•:anclng and brake aerviee. FLOYD NORRIS, RIICine. Ohio. Hackett'• Safety Service. West Phone Let1rt Falla 2276. Main Street. Pomeroy, Ob.lo. 4·31Hllc 181 Auto~~~ -='---- Coolumbus 4: - Buffalo 2 Richmond 4 - Rochester 1 Montreal 6 - Miami 5 ' having average family incomes or over $10,000 a year---one. Shaker Heights, .bas an neraR:e family income of $18,363. (F!gures in .t his paragraph taken from Cievelind RODNEY DOWNING Plain Dealer, May Aaour Wrecker Service. Day Notice :to my frien<b ·and custoPtloae 6227. Nilbt Phone 6039mer&-1 am now BSSOCi3ted wit-h X. DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEAL- ----· NEW CAtACOMB ART- FoUND .._._ , ___ yOU have SOmething lor lanuly Milwaukee .. I To Sell, Trade or AnThe 1954 HellerBud··~ luued and Sarol. Spahn, Stealer o. Bur· l A D •1 at the University of OaHfomia, d~tte 9 and CrandaU. Winnln& ROURCe, et 01 y pegs $533S.19 as the anuual in- pitcher - Poholsky 1 • (), Loaiq Sentinel Display Ad come needed for an American pUcher - Spahn 0 • I. City family to live comfortably. or Want Ad be Your Only Major Leitue pme aeJled. The average family ine!ome in uled. ' · Representative. Cuyahoga County <Cleveland tnd vicinity) is $7,053, with three of I -They Get Resu!h - Cleveland's aristocratic suburbs NEW YORK UP-Martin Taro- 1 WlLL not be res;poDBible for any Bulldozer for •blre, ponds and buement work. P. M. Cowdery, debtll contra~ by anyone other than myself. Ernest H. Young . LonJ Botto'!':___ 4-12-lf Long Bottom , Oblo. 4-30-3tp For re~ble 1adio and n repair, call GO&$-J. We aervict~ all !l l:l1 ~rv1ces makel. Sc:hmo.U. Applianre, 11. l ..... ;:./ Pom•roy, Ohio oft 124 on Auto H. RAWLING SONS CO. - M Middleport. _____ _ for f()od, clotlling, rent or taxes, Minn eapolis 10 - Wichita 3 medical ca-re, etc. Measured by Onty games scheduled. an-y standard, the pay (l( State Southem Auoca.tlen "'~k · u 0 w...... er.s IS ow: Birmm,...am - onO • Cattanooga at IJtUe Roek ppd. The aver~ge famUy take-home rain ' pay m Wllha~ County, the 'l1l05t Only games scheduled. Northwest county in Ohio, popu-~ laswn Le..u. lation only 30,000, is over $4:,000 a Wi lhamsporl 9 - bad.lftl 4: >ear. Allentown 8 - lohnstown G The United States Department Schenectady 4 - SyrHUae 3 of Comme•ee seta $4,200 a yearBinghamton at Albany, ppd., eold. $350 a month-as the absolurely . NattoNI l.eat~w . r-ock bottom limit for bare neces- st. Louu ---- 000 000 101-2 4 1 ,;ues a 000 000 000-0 7 · Pohol!ky, Collum 9, Klader I 1 '"'-C... .,.u•..a M~ou .. l rl•• 1 - Qo,. -~;.....,...c... 115 E. Second Sl, Phone 61 I juat At. I..angsvilic and Dexter Road. Contact Harry - -~ Ohkt. . Indianapolis 11 _ SL Paul 0 , es leu than $200 11 mont:h to pa-y Charl.eston 6. - Denver 1 ATIONWID. ' Fred W. Crow, Executor of the _ _.. ---· E~tate ol Marion S. Radford. De- JOHN RANI>L..EY, Auctioneer. ceased. 4-28, ~1. 3 -3tc ' 1Harrlsonvme Road." 3-26-tf ber.l There are 35,000 or 40,000 peo- r~-Mtddle¢1t, BY UNITID ..RISS I with tate-home ,-... Jectto the approval of lh court. llOl Business Services SAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? Baker'l will glve you tbe tude on furnitcre or appliances. , 4 6-U 1 .rhe Odnt BMflrlet-, BY MIL AND11118. sJntir lnt.rNtlorto~l L...Uit $300 a month 1 who make Jess thao pay in many cas- - " ue In Pomeroy, Oblo, 1J aow 82 ACRE ·FARM lor sale or will trade ror smaller place in Meigs, ready for sale. Property la appraised at $6,000.00 aod eannot Muon or Gtl:lla Coull'ty . Farm located 12 mile 1 from Pomeroy be sold for leu thaD the apprai.~+ deslrinc bid - MAX WARD Call t!i2 or 141-J. --. bath and laundry. Phone 6!70.J. 4-2S-tf _ NOTICE OF SALI ,.. The real eolate heretofore owned 16 For Sole or T rode by Marion S. Rldforcland Bertha Radford located on Uolon Av••· ed vatue. Those to sbould contact Crow and Crow, Attorne~.s. Pomeroy, Ohlo, Executor reaerves tbe rlabt to reject any and all bldl. Sale la sub- i AN OPEN LETI'ER, TO OUR EMPLOYERS, THE PEOPLE OF OHIO: RALPH TIE • ' UNFURNISHED 1 l,;::;:;:::;o:====:::::~==: ' pie Working for tte State of Ohio Toronlo 5 _ Havana 3 11"1n:nncoHED APART.- un~.·u~ ·~~ per week . Utilities •• Wm. Smith pan~, · , 356 N. 4lh St., Mlddl~~ __ __•_·l~~c ,ruoa. ror rent :lbteulOD Laddan. .to I.J1 'l'hiDD aacli ftprdll !Ill)Seaft'old 8oarda, ~ Clotbl. ueea 0.1. l!:veuta priDted at rqu. Cli:atoa rt.u.-, IOddleport. w claAI!Ilfled ra~ Obiluar~t~ Phone Ufti..X. 11·1-tf p1bli&b.ed at 1 '*11 per word. f« n.D&---Bleetrle wallpaper oaraed .Adl receh'.a tlf 1llll:l • .de&Dlft. atatoa 1'11b8r, MidtelephODI IJ.'t'U cantul ...._.. dleport. Ph. 8265-1 U-1-tt - - ---- Phone 129-M On Rt. 33 Pomeroy, -. ., river. Yard and flower. to eare for. $35 per month. 5-l.atc 1 3-ROOM MENT, 'The Editor's; Minor League Results. MailBag CONCRETE BLOCKS ' CARMEL ••• in the way they do their shopping! It's difficult to generalize about women in most respects •.• each is. so different in so many ways! But 'when it comes to shopping, nine out of ten women follow the same sensible pion. They first study the the ads iri this· · ~ · paper with their pqrtlcular needs in mind •.• then -go'direct r./' ' to the stores that offer 'Wl'w:tt • ····. ' they're looking for. If, You want to start them coming 'yo\Ar woy • .• advertise where they start their shopping! · The Sentinel ' "990 ... ·on TCiur Diof In Cilli;olis .•• - ~ lii·•· l••ll:. .,zo •141 ! ' ' • I I �.,,. ' , I . • ' I • ' e :Mrs. Robert Schmoll had a .Sprinl CaD.BSta party dlb pllll: week when me presented the :oriz~- wltb - . . . of hloorniq paosi:es. Tlhllt reeeivi&g prbet: were ·K n. · Richard Gres1, Mrs. Ralph Gibbs Jr., Mrs. Lionel Boua, Mrs. Edw&td FrenCh. .....,•• S. Schaaf, Mlcldlell"rt SDcleiJ r.dlto< - Pbone 6079 l.ul'llle Bearhs Hawjtins. Po"leroy SDclety :;F.dt::;::;to:::r~;;.:,Pb.:::::on:::e;,.::82:;44~---...;;;;;__ _ _ __ POMEROY SOUETY Baptist Youth fellowships Spring Rally Held In Middleport Attracls Eighty Eigh.ty young p e o p I e and their adviow.rs attended .the Spri~ Ral1y of the Baptist Youth Fel· Jowsbips of the PQmeroy Baptist Association at .t he Middleport Fim Baptist Church Monday evening. Virginia Arnott, Racine, president, presided and introduced the guest speaker, Jean McCoy, Vinton, district repreaentative of the BYF in Southeastern Ohio. The devotional Mn'ice wa11 presented by the Cheshire BYF and the invocation was given by Mrs. T. T. Shelton, Pomeroy. Special music for t be service was given by the youth ch&ir directed by Mrs. Martha Bu1$f;Jl with Carolyn Rowh as pianist and a number was also given by the combined seniQr and junior ch&ira. DQn \Vaught read the scripture Ieeson and Rev. Wesley JenkiM, pastor of the Ratine Church gave thE' offei'tory prayer wi.t h four 1oung men fr:om Cheshire as ushers. The program included -tw~> moving pictures: an tllustrated 'lief'- mon "You Can't Win'' by Dr. Bob Mr. and Mrs. Edwarod IMdnt:oah Jones Sr. and a film showing var- aDd family of Dayton were suniou typea of musical worship day gums of bit pt:.l'eBtB, Mr. suDg b)' the ehoir from Bob JllD- and Mrs. Howard :MclDtosb and es University, daughter, M1Ba Hartiett. During the business meeting Mrs. Ru·th Virlinla Aten end tbe attendance award wn wolt by aon, TDmmy, qeft SUnday for their Cheshire with 28 present and it home, Chleaio. m ., after a v.ia.it wu announced that the Fall Rally with her mother, iMr:s. NeUloe Mor· would be itr September at the Ra- rls ·and other relatives. cine Church. Other churches NM:r. and Mn. Walter Delay '8lld preaented at tbe Rally were Ra- dauchter Rtrth and Mrs. Marcia cine, Chelbire, Pomeroy and IHid- Delay of Columbus were weekend dlepOJit. cueats (If MJ.. and ·Mrs. IQbrr Sm1tb Tbe recreational period was -of N;ye Avenue. directed by Mr&. Elmer Wickham, Weekend guests ol Mrs. Emma Pomeroy. Local women served the Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Max FoJ. refrqlnnents with Dr. Edward mer were tbe former-'s dau~ter Parker, aupply pastor Qf the Pom- antd son-in-l-aw, Mr. •and Mrs. How· eroy Chureb, Jiving the blessing. On the food ~ommlttee were Mrs. ani Rou&h and daugbtf!!ll of Fol· lansbee, W. Va. Willis Antbolly, Mnl. David Dartt ·Mr. and Mrs.. Harley strong 'llJld Jr., Mr.o•. PaUl Smart and ·Mn. .aons of WilftaviJie were iUHtll T. F. H11wklns. Plans were made ()( .her parents, Mr. and lira. to combine the groups to l(ive a Henry Reibel Saturday. play which would be used as a Mr. -and. Mrs. Henry Reibel and money-raU.lnt project When it :Mr. and Mra. Donley Reibel -and was &lven at .the various churches dau~~:bter Donna vislteod Sunday ·i n in the usocl&tion. Gal'lipolis with Mr. and ·Mrs. Earl MIDilLEPORT SOCIETY Mrs. William: Hovatter, Pearl Street is in Akron where her daughter, Mt'8'. W . H. H ovatter, has been l't Mr. and 'Mrs. Bernard FultJ: and bahy daughter hav-e NJ.turned from Columbus where lhey ;;;pent the weekend. - Mrs. F.arl Warnke accompanied Mn. Walter Crooks and daughter Jeanette to Pt Pleasant High School Munday to attend the Sentor play. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. 'Bnllt'r, .Tack . eon. and Mi~W Polly Ka'IT, CQlumbus spenl Lhc weekend with Mr. and Mrs. c . n. K!trr, Sr . .and Polly Ann Bauer. Jon M, Schaaf who j, employed In Columbus, wu a weekend stue11t ot his ffiQlher, Mrs. E. s. Sthaaf •d family. M.r .and Mn;.. E. L. Hu~hea of the Ru1bos Electrical Corqpa11y were ID Huntingtun Soturday On a bU:::~"c~~PR.upe was a business vi.litor ln Gallipolis Monday. Mn. Cline Malthewa' birthday was celebrated Sunday at 8 41nner at the Ob!Q State University Stud· ent Union. Mr .and Mrll. Noah Huklns and son, Charles, spent Sunday with her brother, Cline Mathe~. and his wife and attt!nded the dinner. The HaiJldns bmily alao vi.Jiled Mr and Mra. Richard Matthews and children. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cline visit~ Mr. and Mrs. Latayl!tt,.e. Cltnf!' , WingeU Run, and Mr. and Mn. Walter rung, New Matamoras, Sun. day and Mrs . R. E. Wilson, Sb.ldeo had a family dinner Sund11y 11nd Mr. and Mrs. Ru&~ell Will&ft. Middleport were amon~~: the_ aueata. Mr. and Mr.!. Har&ld Hubbard and daughter, Uru:la Grimm hid 1 dinner Sunday for M'r. and Mrs. WUiilm Hubbard lftd children of Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. AlbOJ't Schleicher (Mary Ohllnler), Cleveland, were IUI!Bta at the Rutland Junl;r-Senlor Prom Friday evenlni an apent lbe weekend with Potr .and Mn. WtlUam Ohllnser and family. Mlu Nancy and Mias Shelby lleadowt, Rand, W. V.a., were overntt:ht .ruesta of the.ir aunt IDd uncl.to, Mr. and Mn. ll'aul Mournlni. and famiJy lut Week and U. .tended the Middleport Junior- Sen- lee, and her family and other relatives In this area. Gl orl a SWlllll'iOD, Ga II ,tpol'11!1, v1sited her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Swanson, and farolly wbUe she wa.s working in Meigs County this past \Y!!ck with tbe Valley Belle Da'i.ry Company. Mr .and Mrs. Burnie Derry have moved into McMasttor'~t apartmenta Brownell Ave. Middleport. Mr. Oerr, a former Interior palnt-er at Ohio Uni~r.sity i.1 a• .sodated with the CJ'i.nlon Fisher Company, Contractors, Middleport, Ohio. Ohio University Journall'sm Prof. To Speak Here Other members -present Milia:, lin. Charles Bradblll7 and Miss Barbara Stout "nle hoateaa served a spring ulad at dte eloae of the party. The · nut meetlna: will be held. at the ·home of ·Mrs. Charle& BradbUry. Mr. I • j Shakespeare Club MUIIAY M. CHOnNII, Vk:e President Nlxon'a eunpa1p. manager, U lhoWn at the federal buildlnB lD lloa Angelea, aocepttq a aubpomaa from u. 8. Marshal Robert W. Ware (~t). 'l'he ·8Ubpoella cal1a for Cbotiner to appear 1D Wubingto.n on M&)' 2 tor teJtimOIU' rep.rding bii 11880Clatkm w:itb HerDUUl Kravl~ of A..tlanttc Ctty. N. J., a bl&cklleted Army uniform maker. TI,Je Benalit lll....up.Uou ll@oommitt.ee ..,. lnveattq~ UD11'orm. ( lnte7'tliiiUonGI BOUMIIl.oko) maJdn.K contract.. ant """·I Mi.u li:tbel GIJ'Iand, pr<sldent ••d ..... Pbil Wllliamooa, ; William B. DoWDle and Mrs. Jed Weblter Sr., members of tbe &enlor Slutte.poare Club Jell • tJWi l mor'nlag for .ColumbUJ wbere they 'wl)3 tltteDd the conveDtioo of tblt Ohio.i'ed.enrtlon of WOm.'l c;lubJ. The eluba of tile ·Mtbeut ciJI. triat are tbe holtoeuel for the conwntlon alld .the lOCal group will fumilh refreshment& and also fav· . ora ·which are small baOf of salt. Tbe II'O~p wiU alao serve u Pates fO< tbe eonve1111on on Wedoiesdity. I ... <tal(, ~~:.:v•G-eorge I .. Wilsons Ho/d ·_; T key o· for SoiJ·•.}·lill.lf Tbe !lfl)on Of Dl!moerals and Reioiii>U· Cllllll. _ VrokJ<.Va,;po mu01 a &oe polllt of.ioollll )011111. ooftly ~ ·' aquarela A6cklillll with ahirrin, and Vallaee. moulcb a bodice to tho Nth de,ree. The walllline noaepy and lace ballded triple den 1ft caUII for JPOl'tl ~itement. Jn Brookohlre dol.... awbo. Ll&ht l>lue, p)llk, rod. .brown, y&]low or lilao wilh ,wl:iito &;a.. SJ...7. i:JS. 1 . 8.95 ELBE R" FELDs·· ' ~ · -~ ,• . · · · ~ • ,:,. !'7 / . llllli lolr,L Carl 'lim and dauahter llloo Mil'~ ~ . . l : '· ·' thdJ I~~~Seb:rf.~I!!t Viller. state office.s for wbleb men are vinting are Secrnary of State, ~te SuperiDtendent of Schoot., Auditor, 'l'Teasurer, ""'":I ney General and Commissioner Agricultqre, Hittillg d01er to borne, Counliaaa will have an ~vote for - Incumbenl ~eetinl of tole Pllrel>t probl~ of •. zus IUI*"Waehablesnwl.lntSOcolon. '5:! -No---· _, . ~ - .... ····- ..,... ......... ·-1 . ol 'JOUI lloonl. ' -' R... loawo two "rrp!" aid& CJ>Oo. flom our .. ... of .pollOI.... ~ leltWoll, "' .n popular... . . . ' ~)lou ....Od ~~IDe, we'll be abd 10 out if!ot ~ fdoOD 1111 IIODdorcl wldJh 1011, 1D uj '-&do J11a . .... ' ,, cL"1Ml'ON fISH 1R'CQ ' -.. sal.. . PAINT llllfi.Y · :r ·, ' \. •,. ~ • Service ..~ '. . . _ - .. 1,. 5 MIDDLEI'OIIT, OIUO ..' • , ., ' ' ·0:'B11 AKER F THI BRIGHTEST 1 bHialtop with' the exceptioD of the hea.V)' wire "dia· has witb - . PlaJU f« Four cases were beard JD· local seedittt .Qf .t he ball diamond and. courts today and yEstenlay. A sUl'tiOundtU. liMa .tbls ran. Volunteer wolbaw hav~ wDtn'buted to D~Dht&ton mu wu bouad t& ttfe work -q~ed .f'Or th• sLaetesa the crand jill')'.. ' or the l>fOjeel. Ia Juatlce ~pi•' tbia N4VY. : J!ld Kiser, \ _, • ..,. · - - <04 Downington Man son. The steel is ready Is Bound :Over .· whieh ·lis on order and t·he mondseedo!l To Grand'Jqry are beee. reaci:Y a complete momina:, Harold L. Howell. 21. Dowlliii(IOD, WU bound Qo the IJHDd' Jl.ti'Y on • bnta~ o~;:barae" Howell was 8'l'l'e6tied TueSdll:v by Sberift - Ob»rk!B •Russell on • AWOL ebal'&e m... lit_e tJ, S. .Ji1ow,.,,.. l!!b lllo loemiiiJ, tw1oe tilt ....r Alllltlloot· and .DMI.JW.'2'.! f .. ' • . 'lrilh oleDdor bucJ&ob..r-.... tm,o.•..... ma.tet. waUl clone iD Super Kem-- Toaal ; ,..liD....... t.m.i.a'a Faverita Ia a .. ·' houra. ' Wluot oWl 11oe lnllh aew "cisual"l'uhlons 1D Deltoa- 8bor rup ...:,.n...,t,. ... ~ EoamoL b . _ oalllDOOII>- )1, c1r1oa ' easy ·on )'OUr b~dget · from rev~rsible for ·t~ice the ·. wear Her. II the . . . . _way tO bee.utifW uw walla. Sup~~" Kem-Tobe loti on fut and euy, Dn.1p • touah . Klo.GJoOfo IMiddl,'eport bu a Cirst.-claas. ball diamond almost completed ae~ord­ ins; to the report ol the ·Mtddlep&rt Park .A.a&octatlon, IDe. which ·has 'had a coiDmlttee wtnting on .this proJect .under .the dll'!Ution of Lewis H. Sauer and Ctg'tJa. JtDidn· Congressman On th& Republican mer congreBSman Jobn D. HobliUeiJ, Humphreys, and Robert The race for ',10\'t'rDor Virginia promisello be an l~t.J:es'ij 1.poattioDO wttlcb wilt. be _. on tng one with the Republicana · the board were ~ to atteiMI ing three in the race, John T. Copbut were DOt pn!I6Dt. The,r were enhaver MiUard A. HolUciay Sr Kel11>. Amol<l of Nn Ha..., ond and Cecil H. Underwood are seekMrt. c. P. !Stout. S'toul 0101 Rood ing the nomination. ll"e prasentf7 ·men:iben. Of the The governor's race takes on a .bori. apecial flavor for Mason County ' ~taM, ch~ wlttl · JI:'QIHupport was placed 011: probatiou tht. momiDJ by Juvenile Judie John Bacon;, ~ ·in M.1yor E. F. RobinSOn's . · ~ olrte rlne end t'(ISts q&lntt JH~ie StHlwagmer, Pomeroy, w«"e 8118Pettded J)t'Ddint lood bebaYlQr, ' 'Sbe waa ~ """""""' 0111 l'!!f- of it>loxlc.itfoo """ .q$1 , ~... 'lottpa,.. . . Third Relative Re~.rted Dead· ~ Month's Time For the third .time in lair than one JD,onth, :Mi1. Lou ,: Mourning, Ra~ Street, !Middleport, •h as been notified! of the death of a 'J"elatlve·. Her mother's Mra. El.illbeth Oates died this ainke. Sur- B. G. · 'l'lto , - . . ... . wu Speeding Charge Gets $10 Fine In Fisher's .. Court -- ,. P0liCe Search LaUDChed FOr Ml'ssm'g TaXI• ._! Renovated R . I with Euro- served tbree J'eM'I fhe pean Tbeatre or OperatiOGs iD Germany. In anoouocine the aPOOintment, Eagon said: 'There are now Veteran For O'Neill Committeez wiU abi>UI plant • ·- ~~ti,Jiot~~ C'or1>.t •at J.. J,f'7 tt:e • ··~ > · : or NmonaJ Jte. search CWp. of.~Camb~~· wHl ttt'hr'_.. -~ '1.00,000 pound! annually. .• The third ,._., M' hrk.,.. burw will ... Wtt ~ C..WUndum M.t•ls Co. H :.tn tupply •bout 500.100 pouftlh Nth ,..,. . Production is .xpected r. _. undwtwar .at .... pl..ta l.tfe &n 1957. n.. cendruc:tf• wUI M financ• . . ...., r.,. the . . . pliers. n. ll"n••aom will ,., ,..._far the.,...... find untt tien, ·~ ,. nw111on wfthln otlf.._.., ., "" ..t.atliiW end of Nch ,.., cluriftll fht fffto ,.... ,_...-.. ' Tbe 1!bree eOIItl'aetAQ 'W'el"' amona: 10 £mu• wbieb bJd for tbe zi.reon.ium. budaess In. addition to IH~ildhl,if tile aew planta &he AEC UIIOUDtt'd tbe8e . other mrov,. to booet .z.in:oo.ium Akron,. N. Y.-wlll Polio Vaccine lnnoculations Now Underway off/.. w .!lllnoaily. •• _ Clifront J. Rltode•. 1101> aliiW Street, P(IJIM!rqy, Ohio, waa fudlY ~ appointed ·Chairman or t'he-O"ftfitl V-eterans' Committee in Meig.s County. Tbe aMOuncement. of the appointment a..arl the orgarrilaUoo of .the loc.tl veterans t:"ommittee was made by Herblt{t Eagon, DeJa ware, Chairman am Ric.iJ.ard L. Si,ms .. Columbll8 Secretary of tile ONeil! For_ GI'W.ernor Veter.aos' Comm1ttee m Ob1o. Eagon, a World War U and Korean vetera11 with tw.ent)'·nine ye~ service i:J active in the Ohio NahonaJ Guarod, presently serving as Chief 'Of Staff of the 37th In· fantry Division. Simll is- a l'a'ellt returnee from aetive duty :baving -ea. 1<11 !be ...m., Democrats .siDCe Joe F. Burdett of iD eta.;. of Obarta Cart', Pl Pleasant ioi on,. of Ul.e eadld Junior Hale ol RuUaod dlaraed - - ""' -le prjnclpal oflbe·M..W School He with intoxication forfeoi~· a S15 nd Oaa Jarul{ .of So\ri&side at- first mtroduced Juie11 Breen, appearance bond in the court of cepted the ln·vlta"tiOD, of tbe PTA direetar ·or m.trumen'W muai.C! 1t Middleport Mayor C. 0. Fisher, CJ'OUP and 1tlre«f their · idea coD- Wablma. BnJen, tben preeented , \loDday evening. Hale had been e•rn~ several dift!Ct WueS .,.. .l14te ~~~ of f~•. sixth and '":arrested by officers BOlilic and brought ·to- t!bem 1w peop1e in the ~M~"¥entb ~~ pupili. The band 'Nca1. audience. Plll.l'ed • · ~am of four ft.lecCharles E. Young, Cheshire arBotb candidate. told· the IJ'OUp tion.s and Breen nPlained the rertC(J by ·offiCer Neal for speed-~led llrot ~....., l"•nBII differeio\ ftl,atrUments lo tho PTA ing was assessed a fine or $10 and for jm>VIde beUer meml!ero ......... _ The county health department costs by May&r r \ ler. .scbools ·tor the people and cttU· · . dl'en of ·tbe eOQD1:J. Rood com.D llrial the meetiq, the 1roup repor.ted that Salk Vaccine Polio Shots are now beina l(veo to tbc meatfA "J am nrmtng for die "-oted: to ..ftile the yearly due~~ l 1 through 15 year old P'OUPB at Bomt PI EdU(:'Btion for' tthe cbil· fNm tW~tve eema to fifty the healt·h department office. dr<n of MIIBOI> Col!llly." ceo!la. Mil. ·,Aild! Sinlth'a Sbtb The shot_,, which are the· first Both men 911ld that Oil> IDY ta- Gtlde' roGni T.Pn tb& book for the of the .series, are .bei,.g given sue Jillo~ bofotO them, If eleqled ~ '-~!IJ ' 01> at .!be meet- from 9:30 until 11 :30 A.. M. ind 1 they tb!nll. of the weifioe ... "' until 3 P. M. They will . 'o(f«· of the d!ll<lmi ·nrot. d«<"" ' ~e Ill•: :· : )I'.O .Ibe tiltol ono ed until Frid1J1. Parent eonsent "' lhat thOy . d not be of tbe )'<jp,. . . . _ wil>b alips are required bref~e ani rh<.tt tRON1'0N, 0 _ UP-Pillice today trolled 1!7 '111 · pressure aroupo • pot ~~ -~inn.,. aorved at tile will be administ-ered, a·:' S"pqkessearched for a missinR taxi cab hi the county. KhOot ·add · atteniclett . b)' nearly man for the department Rpol;'ted. JonOII told lfle lt'OUP tbat he oae ·b~IICIIt;.j PII'<!IIIJ •\'II e,bildren.. l11.11t seen 'q-ear Gr{!oCnup, Ky. wM eP.i'Dat on&mln ·fute In •DY Cab Driver JOhn Fraley. of thf' county ind' would &ef!Y'e u 1 bolrd Courtesy C~b Co.: told po.ltce thai e•_'po "' rts ',Middleport Cltllre!J member in the beet lnteresb ot two men htred htm to .d nve them , Being t~e Clionty. Wben· asked directly to Grc~up Tuesday ~·tgbt. CINCINNA'l1, '0~ t.Jli-.L.-'Ptoduce: . James SuHivan a·nd- A. R'-i.seu if be ~341 aftY cOiifteotiODI at all He said they had h.tm stop the wtth a ·POiitleal facUoa. · in tbe E111, ltiout steero-; eoasumeN Jones arc working at. the ' tnt car. grabbed $8 from 'his shin county,\JarreU replied lhJt, lite· did A larae whlte tl~. h~ 40-U; · Presbyterian Churcll .this weel: on pocket and kicked him out of tht liot. ' tnediuma: 40; broW'! miX 40: · ema on other phase of th-r ~~~pn ear. BOOb candidates bvored 1 £air laue Sf. A Sf.37; A of .t he first floor ot ~h(i diuteh. , . I The trusl.oo<i o:f the· ·eb~b·' EMERGINCY RUN of property thi'OUIIIt- medium llld emphasizM ~ bavio& the wash .roonis r¢dflCOI1il· 'The Pomer()y Emer>geqcy Squad ed and other wo~ c~~et.ed in- was called t'O the 'hOme of Ed tbe ii}'Stallatron ,of' U~ht.s .. to Rapp in Mooker Run thie momim 'lpcl ~i·l room where ihe was sut!erirtt: from a J8 to bal:e cab- 1evere stroke. Dr. T. A.. Hewet9on · W'!f.k was called· to administer medi~l questiono tbeir · ea~id:acy. Gerald Bood of L,el- yiU .be fifty-three countkls of Ohio with aad hafaium oUtput: plans well under way to expand L '!be AEC'• current qp,pliet lt to each of tbe eighty-eight countier. -Carltarund!mt M.W. Co., 1Do. Candidates Air SehOolPriblems With Maso~ Co. riA AssGclation a~peai'ed before. .- ;hi:.~~wasof J:--F£\g:uson, ~~.llolta~!, J. Iloward ;New Middleport i Mason '!"'achera Altooc:laBall Diamond lim on Tu"""" eveol.,. and,_ ly ·dilcusaed schoo.br in Masoo Coul'lty and . . . , _ -~ost Complete asked tbem ..........., "'1te Nihtabula plant dUct£ of ed on ' ' 1 hy by ~Y~i~~:; -j W~ I~ ' Clifford Rhodes ~ be - Ute .omllhlilloh 1'19• t ' built ca.,,NaUonal N811ed T0 Dlfec "It •uwil' .~ · · , one million of ziroooilllll j Vets Comnnttee ~ 'ib\' P~a ~ ~e eon.. -. , Joee Other for ----- will n Ute ~ oi Ed,uci.Uon ilr 'M.uont COunty ......... ........ Tb• LTOX ,,' - the ...w tM,WICe Are-Many · · QA~I the only will now ensbta • ~p in .Wiweriel by " mvch • f4 houn. Plctur· th1t '; '/-,, "t . ,, ' ,. .-, ~t(.(»uncll . .• casu.al ru.-.g.s . _· ·. ,~ReinodpJ~g I m-,. Pellneroy Ohio •Np en ' 1(1. •nr round trip. PGstll eftlc'Ws polnt out Wabama Tag Day ·- . ·.- - - - - Nets Athletie Dailv Vacation • ' " " Dept ·: Bij)le Scb~l. Tag na, ... Racib:e Fire lngton __:-'---+ 'JULIA EoW'ARDS Two ealtCIIdotoo JUST ONI Senate end ~ WIN:ftp~bya b,:s.:<Arm)' LOYILY "NIW" . 'Barkley senoev.I for a: ·1 ' jDd Setretary James c. I pla011 were made for -the youth nlly which will be held 1t the ::~l cbur<h ne:<t Mooday cve11-l John111y Muaser, Ruth Ann Brotb· ...;· tillo. Amol<l, Emeat" Hall, t..mdli l"olmer, Norma J•aa: Bearhl Rov. om! Jlro, lloaer Blsmo, Mr. WASHINGTON UP- The Atomic Energy Commislionr has order· 1 e4 the construction of three new plants to produce zireonturu lor the rapidly incr<easing demands of the nation's atom~ ~ms. The plant& will be built at Park ersburg, W. Va ., Pensaco!:a, Fla., IDd kblabula, Ohio. They are ex pected to turn out aome 11 mtHion pounds of high purity zirconium metal in a five-year period. The plant ttl be foe ..... in th11 r.alon i1 nine mi ....... rl.,., tr.in , .......,..,,.. and abow RaHnawood. TM lootlon · 11 lmGwn a1 Wethington 11ottorn and eompriMS • traet of a.,..... xYnately 151 .,..._ Onto hu~ and fifty people will be emptoyecl et tfM pl.nt Initially. The new facility will lnelude an offl~ lllullcftno.. a ... P,.ration plfmt, • ..,... ~ tlon r.tllit •nd • ,..,.,_,_, ed •lenpkla the new vehicle an ,..,..,.., Postrnastllt' An..rt R111 The AEC contradlll, announced Mil WM1 NYW~~I of the IDQI Tuesday, Q.}J for apendiQg about post offlc:. 11111pfoytw. S...tinel $14 million a year for tbe out~t &f lbe three planta. Molt of 1tle zirconium and tbe bf-product hafnium oxide will a:o to tbe N•vy I 1 Temp~e, ,. fostoffice Makes Maiden Run i Construction !' To Be Above Ravenswood J• Miss Linda.. :Jolootoe entertained the memberi' of .tht Youth Fellow ship of tb6 !'.nterprtte EUB Chureh :Monday eveDint at ·h er home on tho booleaa F&l'eJ61!J11 Gearbort, Joyce Davl1,totJn• IJndaaad Friek e·n ttne lf~ r D · rf • • t / D • Th "• f y-rour ra 1c1pa e n rfano I PUN PlOTLUCK · IUPPIR· , ..,.;ta·/ ·He/.1u Sunuay .I At pomeroy Jumor • 1·oESMombera ol Evangeline Cbopter R..... ••• ..ted 1o brlna o~eanlng THE WHOLE COCKPIT ESCAPES aervod by • • SCene Of CheerJO ·• Club GatL-ring Rclre~hmeni.IJ Wttfl •• t Convention TOday Gr1nsfeaa Home Cbe.ster Rold. Durin1 the busin.en s0111lon In charp of Joyce Davis, president, -,. • IM~bers Leave For Youth Fellowshl'ps Attend ServiCeS U.-Jd /n Ga/''pol• Enterpl"i$e EUB Youth Fellowship Entertained Mon. • ~· 10 1ver • eqUipment with them wbeli they Thir.ty-four pupils or Meret!iles 1ade, Jerry Frick; Loui.&l·ana Hay come to tha Mal<lllic Temple Wed-' F. Condon took part in a piano Ride, Helen Jones; To e. W'lld netday ~Cventag at ~ p. ~- for a recital whk!h was 'bel'!~ Sunday af- Rose, Claudia Zerkle; RosaJ:Qunde. potlueJc: aupper. Each ~· is to ternoon in the Pomeroy Junior &eva Rea; .M.inuet in F, Brenda: brilllli eovered dWI and the evenHI h Aud" · p · ' g ,:,onum. otts; Mexican Clap Handa. :Qe:n.ee Ing will be · - In giY!ng lhe o 1 ,. ~ d •Er' AI s d B 'I ne 0 ..... . e ... u en..,, JC an an ra ll ey; Country DIDce, dJrdna·room of the Temple • SpfiDI H rt 1 d 8 1 p A 'I c0 u· cleaolng. · ·a ' P _aye P ece ca "" ega· ma m.s. sus, WhiCh he composed bimself. Warrior Song, LaJry Rucker, Em '~~ hd~ strains b'Of manbyy !hypes -of me· [ p eror Wall%, Asenal'h T.racy._ Peg. Q"ANOI MtiTINO 0 tes were earo. •1 e.audience. asus, composed and ttla~ by., Nonniil Wil1, ' _master of the I The numbers and PUDJis during Enc Alan Hat'~; The Rosary, Pat Hatttsonvllle .Ghn(4!1 bas all'llOUn· ~ the presentation are as follows: Vaug-"';m; Sprmi Night, Wall;y eed the rttexl gran1e meeting will Graves. J The Waltzing Parakeet, Jane Grue,er; Romance, Suzanne Vall• be a Special. meeting on May 24 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hite re· · Turner; Lullaby, Pamela Moor~; gh.an; .M·areh of .the Dwar&., Tam- for t•b e purpose of lnitiatioll'. The ' ·t urned home Sunday evenina: after The Pleasant Pl!'a8'8nt, Breftda BaJ- ·a ra ~mlaw; Swmg !Jow, ·Sweet regular meetin& will not be ·held a visit wit'b relative&. Thursday ley; The Oracw Fly, Carolyn: Bell; 1Chartot, Charlene Diehl; Garden due to tbe third•·-and fourth grade ,! hey attended the funeral of their lee Carnlv~l, Sharon Lee Ruc~er; of .t:be St•ars, CoiL~ Wihoa; Ha· children oe<:upylng the hall ·at sister-ln·law, Mrs. Elmer Hlte in Santa Lucta~ Donald Weltrung; wa11an Lov~ Song, Ronald Car· present. Oantun. La Cumparnta, Penny s.ue Moore man; Revene, Mary Ruth ~ck; --------iMT. and Mrs. Lawrence Parfitt Ave Maria, Albert Cur!Js: Seren- Bolero, Anna Murray ; Intenpezzo SCHEDULU MElTING of Charleston were the weekend Russe, L~rry Curti~; Flower Song, The Past Chiefe of MallMlia guest. of hi• pare•!•. Mr. and Carla Wtbo•: Sprmg Song, MarMrs. Edward Parfitt. garet Ha.ndley; Dance of tl1' DePythian Sisters, will meet. :Mr. and Mu. William Grate and • mon, ENc Alan Hart; ·Manij&ttau Thutsday even101 at t'he borne of .son of <.:harleston spen.t the week Serenade, Sondra Potta; W~w _Heines,_H•m__,lodt -end witlt 'heT parenll, Mr. and Mrs C~nc~o, Shell• ~... Q Wllllam Bakflr. Mm~r Prelude, Jobn · K~an. Mr. aOO Mrs. Russell Smit.b ·and rn:: . ltl IS daughters of Parkersburg spent . · 1;;. Sunday with ·h er parents, Mr. and Sunday evening .the Senior 'and .- ~f Mrs. Je&a Gainer. Junior M.elhodist YoUth FcH"OW· ~~Wit' Mr. and Mn. 0. H. Keenam of ships of Heath , Metltodlst Church Uf _ Jnu~!~~ Columbu11 and Mr. and Mrs. Carl cancelled tbelr reaular meetlnp : · ~. I': ....... . . '"" Hoscher ol Mt. Sterlin~~: were Sun and went to Grac-e ChiQ'Cb, GaUl· day_ gue~ots of Ml'l'l. Dey Hysell. polll. to it«md .the 1ervle4lr bel:na '':'~' Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hoffner, condUcted by Curt Davir. sllg:er, ·· Mr. and Mrs. E • . W.~ o( Mn. Earl Hoffner or . Chillicothe MIIBiat and mi'Dister. ~ YOUIJI Sblde entertained w~·w:.a· -~'Urkey vlaikd Monday w~th . their people are .well ar:quainted wlUi i dinner Sunday at .the lifWt.' honliOn Lawnnce and ~ly, Lincoln Davis who Ia ·~ive in the mujJcal 01"1'111 their son Jeff w 0 WtJt .iUve Het.rhta and attended grave aide program each. .ummer &t .t he Ltn- May 8 for .servloe ID the eerviees of Hartley Rusaell Girard, caster Camp Ground. Rev. Paul Preaent were Mr. and Mrl .. 'Wood. Ohio at Middleport Hill cemetery, N!lwander, pastor fJf Grace row Wilson of Guysvlllo, )(:r; ,and Mr. and Mra. Esrl Arnold, MJ", Ohurch pve othe evening sen;DOa Mra. Ruuell WUson., Mlddle(IOrt, and ~s. W, M. Arnold son Mike on the topic "EterrOO Life," ~ Mr. IDd Mrs. Pa.u l Tribe, ~ llob of GiNrd. Ohio were IUesb of Attendina from Middleport were and Ned and daurhler JiH ot lril!ndB and relatives ln Pomeroy Rev. L. A. Baneerter, Mrs. Loulae Atherw,- Mr. and Mrs. Dotlald Mer •nd Middleport Monday, Mu&rlda:e :Mr alld Mn. Bruce ritt Columbus Mr and Mti.~ Sam ' • ~ Lloyd, Mlc.bl. ·M· J'. ·a nd lllra. Emer- Jeffera, diUihter, Samra and 1011 aon Jones. SYF members Kenneth lArry of Shade and Mr. IIMI Mri. MUN'&y, RoJer and Vera Covtrt, Cui Moore and dl\lib~,lhrtelll Robert Hellntl)', Edwar4 Lee Jlc- and Unda of Pomeroy. Comas, Jobn Ketehka, Pat.l1c:la Lloyd, Juanita Bancerter. Sb~ SPICIAL lAIITINO Jones, Marilyn Sue Jtniaht lind A apecial meethlg of tbe· s.JiiIIC their IUett• Edward JUtdten ~~ bury PTA bas been eaUed for ttt. The Chcerlo Club of Mason Allcll Hoyt. Jr.IJIYF member~- hr nlJbt at 7:30. AU membe.i'a are Clty reeerrtly met Bot t·h e home of bara Jones, Martan-ae Woodterd. urced to be._ praent. Rosie Grinstead \ritht Betty Smith Logan. stephen Hill, student ·at OhiG Univeraity, Athelll, visited briefly with his parents, Mr. and .u -. ...... o Allen s. Ht' l·l Monday, Oliver Hartley a•d ""n, R·ace of '"" Balitmore, 0., were visitors •here Sunday ·and attended tbe Un"ed Methodist Church. Mrs. Don Thomas or Parkeraburg was th~ weekend au~t of ·her parentll, Mr. and Mrs~ Rilph at , . ... were llhs. DorlaJd "Our top'ic, Who Forms Our Opinions is an oe.speclally importunt one In thi.!il election year". Ml'!l. Patrick Lochary, prtsldent of the M.f!ll.IIS County Council of United Chureb Women, said todaf. Mrs. Locbary referred to the observance of May Fellowship Day at I P·. m. Friday at tbe United Me~ bodtsl church, by the eouncil. c.omtng here •to ~~~air on" the toptc which will a.lso 1n('lude How May We ~~ter~me Truth FrGm ~o:aganda wdl be YIUUam S. 8 urter .. ass~ prnfe.sGr Ia. Jo nahsm ol Ohio Unlveralty. Mra. Lochary reporb that Pra~esh~r h~axter come• to Meic• Coun· Y Iii Y recommeDded 0 1 speaker. Menthe andaffair. womea u. lnvLted te att..nd tnnueneea up&n reflldenta In determlnlng tbe'ir oplnion~~ on school pollch!&, votlnf, International llf. lalra, juvenile cleUoquency and other malt-en will be covered A aack Junch will be held ·at 12 noon with the host church aroup to rurni.sh the dessert course, A bualnesa meeting will follow tb~ luncheon after which tlmco. the 1 p. m. meetin., 111 bo • ld • w •• e · serving as clH,O&teu. A parcel poat packaJie ule was AniND FUNIIAL conduded durlnl the evenint ReLitlwa from hcfe' attended with the •htchlilht belnll the se.llthe funtral !ervieea for John Tay. Inc of packagu received .f rom lor, Point Pleasant, Sunday atier- Dinah Shore and &:tdle Fi.sher the noon. 'l'hey Included Mr. and Mra. singiDI 1t·a ra oLU-JevlaJon, radio lor Prom. Elmer Mattox, Mr. and. Mn. Jobn and movlea. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Cblrltw Barret, Loa Ancele1, lOR Hawktna, Sr., Mr. and Mn. John ol the lait William Banoett, a for- Hawkins, Jr., Mr. and Mra. T. P. Ll1Uan Grimm. It wu deelded .tbat mer Middleport reald;ent, hal been Hawltlru, Mr. and Mn. Stewart M:re.-M·a xlne Latfley would 1ive 1 villUua hi& courin, Mra. Lon Greeo- Hawltina. aewinc demorwttratlon at the next meetln1 which will be hetd .t the home. of Mra.. Audta RM:h11rdaon. Present were M:ra. Richardson, ' Mrs. Grimm, Mn. Alice Knapp ' J~nd Beverly, Mrs. Maude Young, .Mrs. Gladys Riley, Mrs. Carrie Rosa, Mrs. Gril18tead, Mrs. Smith and Debbie Richardson .. I .' ' .... te room :: r i.·,.,.. . ~ , .. i.ncreae i'ta · MEIGS GENE~L HOSPITAL . output rr.m l!IJO,IlOO' IIOUIItla Q> Admitted Tuen:Jay: Charles 325.000 PDUDdl . _••n,. . Stanley, Point Pleasant: Coar 2. The BI.I.Jeaa IJlmt Prosser, Letart. W. Va.; Norman a\ AlbaQJ, Oft..--ftle pilot: Iifton.. J. E~ans, Portland. ium prod.uctiOo pint iD' thil eoua Discharged: Delcia Proffit!, try-is beiDa M~l"liY'atecl to proPortland; Dean Sayre, Lorain aOO duce ·a bout 300,000 pouoda amtUal Grace H(ludashelt. ly begi.mr.iq ln August. Tbe plaat will be operst.ed by the Wih DEATH REPORTED Chang Coop. under a contract The death of •Mrs. Nettie Flor- which will es.pire lune SO, 1958. ence Collins, 89, of Dear Rock 3. Some 200,000 pounds ~r zi~ Spring'S' at an Athens Hospital conium lb.ave been ordered from wa.s reported eat~lY Wednesday Japan Obder a dea1 worked out by morning. Funeral IITanl{ements t·h e Commodity Credit Corporation will be anMuneed ~at-er actording Deliveries are dUe to begin this to Ewing Funeral Home. year and end in 1~7 . -r;,_Jiines -=---::: Central Grade School Operetta Plays Before AFull Audience A full hQuse ~ present. Ttt('S- 1 , carla Will day night for the prese-ntation of The Dragon . _ l,;(,ward Calvert the ope~ltas, ll'pOnsored by tbe Buttonless Girls and Boya: Coty Central Grade scbool and direct- Beaver, Mary Bolinger, Marjpn!t cd by Lucill• S~ekhamer. Folmer, Sht:!ila Hicks. Cheryl IQod The operoetta, "Button Tree", Patty Hysell, Patty Owens, La Jean was presented by '63 students in Prtct~. Zona Thomas, Mary 'Mlompo the fir:st, second and third grades .son, Rose Marie White. Rh~ Ann at Centrll Grade School. "Lazy Will, Anoa Reitmire, Denni& Moen. Town" the second part had a cast I Wayne Russell, t.rry Wile1, of 72 students In the fourlh. Nfth nie Riffle, William Reitmire. Tony and flixth grades at that school. Perkins. ~otb presentations were bigbLittle Brown Elves: Euge~ Trip. lighted by realLsUc costumes, and lett. Park Yonker, :5teve FlDlaw, the singing and dancing Colored John WoJfe, Cbarle.s Lemley, Ronll.gl1ts added a profeJSional "touch'' 1 nfe Che•dle. Raymond Zirkle, Oa· to the Button Tree. vid Palter, Donnie Swisher Mike ' Thomas W~rry, who played the Daniels, Ronnie Logan. ' -, part of "Tubby" in "Lazy Town", Button Tree Fairies: Peggy Bowmade a hlt with his antics, and his I er.s, Jane Grueser, MiJUC Legar, ravenou.s app-etite. Susan Lytle, May MaKenzie ~ The cast inclu~: sa Moo~. Jewell Pl1cc, Sallf Bath- I I ao. I Act I burn, Ellen' Roush, Sedonill Spen- a.......,. TrftP Land __"'=' ~~~~~;:·~:~!:Jr.·~~~ W~ Lillie Boy •-·t• ,......, .,~otopber Tompkins: ~ , ~-.- Ltnda The Little Boys.' Mother Tbe ctr. 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