http://66.213.69.5/files/original/efc14ff8efde637e8e4d93ff939a59be.pdf 5fd64b967d0527263b1aa589b68fceaf PDF Text Text ., ' • l !!:;~~S~•~t&~~t. Pon"·Middleporl; 0., -~~~ I, Mainly About ·' Nople rn Pomeroy -f. -. 'lbe JOI!Ita !IDlD Marit, d!tlrdt ~ woclillD& of Jda,Jgl!~~ ot Mr. and Mn. EdHender...,, ud Mr, WDJI. .Rmtald Beaver, son of Mr. Mrs. WllUam It Beaver, of will be held Satur· evening JWie lth · •t the Baptist ch\!rch at 7:30 p. m., 'It East Charleaton Ave. ' Mr. Beaver ll a jp'andaon of Mrs. J . M. Archer of Middleport. Members of F(rst Baptist Churcb In 1111ddleport ar e among those Invited lo attend. ~ . ..._ ....,.. Woll rRirned to llame Ia Alllll!lda WednesIller a oeverll clayo !i lrlilt irltll Mluos Locla Mae IUid ' l!atierta Kraeuter. • Mr. IUid Mrs. Eldon Kraeul· • ~· 10ft Wednledli) morning for ;!;( •.WI with relative~ tn Col· ::\lJPbtll!. ~ Rolla Mae Parsons, nlne year . ~ld daughter of Mr and Mrs. • JID!i!s Ray Parsons, returned i~turclay eveninK from ··~ lloopital where sht r · 'bten a pa\ient since falling ,111 1ier home in Long Bottom ;~, both arms. . ) Mh. · Ben Neutzling a nd ; 'lrioiiddaughtero. Melanie Burt · Ud · Caralynn and Maralynn ;·.Tracy were in Athens Tuesday "'! It arcompany Larry and Asen· ~ •IIi Tracy, students at Ohio "• ..,IDJ :,be= · t . ir. l1ainrsity, ! mer. Henderaort-BeGNr JJ'eddin• ~ RECEIVE INVITAnON Theodorus Council l>auahlel'a Amerlca received 111 lll¥11&tion Wednesday to allettd the anniversary of Amerlcall Beauty Connell, · Lltlle HoekIn&, Thursday, J - 13, at 7 p. -- -· homP for the sum· Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Matthews, Rt. 3, Waverly, are Iarmoun<ing the engagement and approaching marriage • · Mrs. MBiine Arnold, Athens their daughter, Barbara Ellen, to Mr. Whurman Cbar· ·, lload, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil· Grass, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grass of 211 ;: bur Stewart and Mrs. Eber 1~[~g~M~s;:tlr~ee=~t~,s Waverly. (formerly of Middleport Rt. 1). --- ' NW·you 'KNOW 11'bl Bm~• !!ere~ dettt. or ·JI!JddiOJicri· and ."''"''" 1n 111a llapilst awrdl lil4 fte• IJf. na ell1n1 of the -.1 worlll, 111 Special tribute was given to of the oldest members of •.. Dr. Ralston Mitchell and Miss ~-.,-~~:;;;;;;;;.;~~~=~l~:~~!~s Temple. Pythian Sisters ·1 they met 1\iesday evenat the hall in Middlepott I Mrs. Nathan Biggs, Most ~~;·:!~n: Chief, presiding. Mrs. McElhinny served as Y .. TONIGHT ..... FRIDAY Bay Milland Starring Ecl11r Allan Poe'• In "THI PIIIMATURI BURIAL" (Color It Panavision) ...O:aft11Bob Monthouse and Leslie PhtniJ¥ in "A WEEKEND WITH LU.LU" . . Saturcllr Curt Jurgens, Orson June I w.n.. "FtRRY TO HONG-KONG" <Cinemurope 1r Culor) -and- Peter Cushing, Andre Morell "CASH ON DIMAND" - ---- MEIGS lHEATRE .. ._.ROY ... .. TONIGHT NOT OPEN FRIDA 'I' ond SATURDAY Jlino 7.. "THE LION" (Technicolor) William Holden, 'I'rf'vor Ho· ward, Capucine. "THI BROKEN LAND" Keny Taylor, Dianna Darrin . ond Jocly McCrea. IUN. MON. ond TUES. JuM 9-10.11 "FOLLOW THE BOYS" ITechnioolor) ConD.ie Fl"ancia, Ron Randall Paula Prentia and Quh Russ Whb Tamblyn _ 3 5100.., 1 ll Chief with Mrs. Phil be on sale in the near fuMeinhart pro t.elning for The Temple agreed to purGuard with an other officers in chase a new punch bowl and their respectives chairs. extra cups. Etta Louise Lemley · Those honored were Mrs. was welcomed as a new mern- McEihinny, who will be ber. 90 the 24th of June and Mrs. FoOowing the business meet· Minnie Gilmore, who will be 84 ing a memorial service was June 18. Both have been regu~ held for Minnie Neutzling, dein attendance except when ceased member. A poem, "She ill. is Just Away" was read by Mrs. Those reported Ill but lm· lBen Neutzling with a prayer proving were Mrs . William All· · by Mrs. Nathan Biggs. man, Mrs. Max Sanborn, Mrs. Charter was draped with Russell, Mrs. William Neutzling playing the Lowe Mrs. Dave Farmer. hymn, "Abide With Me,'' durII~::~;=~· calls were made ing the cen!mdny. Assisting II the last month with $49 were Mrs. Chester Zirkle, Most on alluristic wort. A Excellent Senior and Mrs. Joan l l.ihltio elephant sale wtll he held Clark. Most Excellent at the July meeting. Several Mrs. Alfred Biggs, Manag· pHcations were requested in the Tetllple and cards of thanks HO.tesses ior the July meet· II "'"d from Sylvia Bownes, Dis- wiU be Mrs. Phil Meinhart, trict Deputy of Logan for the Homer Jones and Mrs. gift received at inspection. and Ben Neutzling. from Grand Chief, Erla ----who sent an official appreciation for work R~ttlnrul Bible Temple and the things done Sch.ool In Progrf'BB her during her tenure of of· fice. The vacation Bible school Is Mrs. Bigg!! announced the now in progresb at the Rutland · - Chllrch of Christ, and will con· Marjorie Mall"ry of Detroit, lihue unlit Friday, June 14, with Mich. , were beweekend guests Mrs. M Pearle Canaday, director, M Mrs. Camp II Harper rs. abel G. Carpenlel' Dr. Mitchell attended the conducting the dally morning nl banquet and 4&th reunion · Miss Sabra Canaday his class. is pianist. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Will and family of Worthington were recent guests of his father, Departmenll and teachers iD schoo l are, Kindergarden; Blance Braley, and Mrs. ~~m:,~~Johnson, Nursery : Mrs. May, and Susie Parker. Mro. Ethel Nelson, Mrs. Carpenlel', IUid Miss Connie Haley, Junior: Mrs. liar· bara Van Meter, Mrs. Jessie Grueser, and Mtke Nicholoson: Teenagers: Dr. N. C. Carpent, and Ernie Johnson. Articles made and work done by various departmenll of the school will be on display at 7:30 o'clock Friday evenln&, June 14, wben the cl011n& pro. gram of the achool will be presented, Colorcartoo:iii:iiinoiii:iiiii:ii~~m~et~t.;W;.;ii;;:I,~and;;;_o;:th;;:er;;_r;.;e:;;la;;:tlv~es,. JUNE Bargain Days ' Women's·· Teenagers DRESS SHOES·· FLATS s .88 Not All Sins In All Sty!.. But All Sixes In TMGro..p • Size 5 to 9 Girls' SANDALS Leather Sandals $1.99 pr. Small 3 To Big 3 REG. $2.99 $1.99 pr. REG. $2.99 Boys' TENNIS SHOES Sl• Small ' I~ To .... 9 pr 2 PR. $5.00 Boys' Sm.ll 3 To •• 3 $1 •99 OXFORDS 2Vtto6_ 1. $ 99 R... $2.99 "'· ROUSH'S SHOE STORE' MIDDLIPOitT 1 Bible School To Begin Cla.,et lhe Plaids, soUd colon and tbe pOpular new ba· lllf4!. tlld, wasb •n wear·cotton fabric. Sanforized sbrUnt Altyonee_=: II .Fine quaUI~ aborts and knit ahlrlo lor Fathers D11 gilt· tn&. Preferred for lone wear, Other Men's Welk Shorts _ $3.95 IOftlles&, fuU eut. JUNE SALE Give Dad A PRACTICAL GIFT Infants Nursery Furniture Short s~.... INFANTS $32.50 CRIBS INFANTS $36.50 CRIBS $26.00 $29.00 to his correct leDJth at no e:~tra charge. Wonderful wub 'n wear fa. brl9, p.bardinet and rayon ntetste1. INFANTS $49.00 CRIB $13.50 HIGH CHAIRS $34.00 Pleated or plain front modelo. Ao excellent ~~election tor Father• Day eiftne. $14.95 HIGH CHAIRS $17.95 HIGH CHAIRS $13.95 YOUTH CHAIRS Give Him $14.00 $9.00 $4.95 BASSINETTES $8.95 BASSJNETTES $7.95 RECLINER $8.95 RECLINERS DRESS SOCKS $4.00 $7.00 $6.00 Lot~.~ weeriae Ankle length In solicla and pattern•. $7.00 $9.95 RECLINER 50c $8.00 $9.00 $10,95 TOUR BEDS $1295 TOUR BEDS $11.00 $11.00 $11.00 $21.0(1 $12.95 PLAY PENS $13.50 PLAY PENS $24.95 PLAY PENS $3.49 PLAY PEN PADS $3.95 PLAY PEN PADS $2.39 BASSINETTE PAD $2.75 $3.25 $2.00 $13.95 ClUB MATTRESS $17.95 CRIB MATTRESSES INFANTS $42.50 CHEST INFANTS $69.00 CHEST $8.45 JUMPERS Size1 small, medium, and extra large. Made two poeket1, two way lar. Sanforized shr~nk. Blue. Green, Grey, I• A PAIR Mens Work Pant• To Metch Ha.ulkerchiefs For That LIHlo l*o Gift For Dod Ch- Hlo Favorite I From Thlo Selection Lorge White 1QC Hondlcerchlof Whllo Handkorchlol wtth colorod 25C $11.00 Border-Mono White Llnon $14.00 $30.00 HAIIIDKIRCHIIFI 50~ .... $lOO $55.00 $7.00 $7.00 $8.95 JUMP115RS $9.95 JUMPERS GIFTS FOR FATHER'S $8.00 $4.00 $4.95 CAR SEAT $5.95 CAR SEATS Fun-Time Hours $4.50 $4.50 $6.00 $5.95 WALKERS $7.95 SIT AND STAND SEAT $1.95 TRAINING SEATS $3.95 CRIB BUMPER PADS $5.95 TRAINING CHAIR $7.95 TRAINING CHAIR You'll find hla correct aize (29 to 150 waist meuure) and Elberf'eld1 alter $11.00 $12.00 We've everything to help Dad play It cool Ibis summer. Choose )Jere the gift tbat be will wear witb pleasure $1.50 $3.25 $4.50 $6.00 ·,:•c $9.95 HIGH CHAIR COMBINATION SEAT $8.00 $14.95 TRI CHAIRS $12.00 $2.95 HIGH CHAIR PADS $2.·50 $11.95 STRO~LER $10.00 $18.95 STROLLERS $16.00 $22.95 STROLLERS $20.00 $24.95 STROLLERS $2.95 BASKET LINERS Chao.. here the tie for your favorite guy - Fltherl We have paHems end colors that will strike him right. Four and $21.00 Six Player Eiaot replaeemenll lor · me• and all popular EIPIDIIOn bando, alto tber, &1ft. •3·'5 .. *9·'5 . PRICID PROM $1., $1.50 & $2 WALL TO WALL CARPET FOR YOUR Ho8·E correctly install your carp@• - ~: sns Sets, ucellent Dada Day $2.50 Daily Vacation . Bible School $3.95 BASKET LINERS $3.25 fo the Reedovtlle community will begin at the Reedsvllle $27.50 Comblnotton PLAY PIN end CRIB $22.00 Methodilt Chureh oa Monday June 10 throogh June 21 from I t. 11 a. m. The pr1J11'8111 will be on June 21 at I p, m. The teachers and helper• for the Nursery depl. are: Mrs. Wlllle Provancha, Mro: Mary Alice Btse, Mrs. Carolyn Blanton, ., 1Jr.•, ' Mno. Thelmtl Smith, and Mra. Let OUR Carpet Men cover fiCICII'I, Elizabeth Smith. Primary dept. : halls, stairways with carpe1 -:;- Come to Mro. Dorsel Reibel, Miso Mary Taylor, and Mno. VIvian Hu•mp-11 our Carpet Dept. on the 2........ Select JlllllDr dept.: Mrl. the carpet you like belt jov'~ choa.. . Mae lluc!kley, and Mrs. Frances Reed. M111ic dept.: Mrs. Max· from .our country's leading ~.U.- We'll lne Whltobead IUid Mro. Gamet meesure your floors, quote ""' otm the Jolmlon. The director Is Mrs. completed Installation an4 " '.. an cleo "lvlan Humphrey. The pBII<lr Rev. Freeland Norris. clde - Our carpet men .will ft'llp,irly and SLACKS In All Sius WALK SHORTS SPORT SOCKS SPORT SHIRTS CR~UET Give Dacl An El~t;lalc Rizor Buabeam, Nortlto Ud · BimlnrtoD.Rqll:A-IIotlo PIICID PROM IDID ,..bo'l 10o me pta..,.. ·,:op ll'WI mellow ,...,..hide, ~II' per o~.Din,. Walel'· proof Ylnyl Unlnl· c... $J9.95 ,. $32J~ For the and lltieot: ' ·Ofhor Trowel Kill lora - . :J.$7~9J ap.n...r. . ~R Wllb tranl ..... ptuo Schick ID,Ia<lor bJ'ad. 11 'lrilb Krona ot!P. AIJ. ,for 'l TELEYISIM ,00 et~,:h sn An extra s~ for Dad on hll !lay. Amaztne performance, Ugbt ani! llvely. A new 1984 model in lce.berg white plastic cabl· net. Schick ·$Afm an RCA VICTOR 19 Inch Portable ~ ,., PittMt'll Day 1RAVa lOTS' . . , . . By Udtll ' - .- . - w•'allot A while to ond a newa !DJ!Dgrllpber ed l'liltrsclay ntgllt durin& a cia! riol at • moot in LexingtA>n, N.C, State troopero were ntahed ....,, to ttld poltet iD order. SeviO'al · police damaaed by the WASHING'I'ON - Swedish ICNII•d. ecjJnolnist K. Gunnar Myrdll Police said the Incident, ap~l&l'·l tQifaj' predicted an "economic ently a carryover · from an and political cataclysm" unbetween lfOUJll of young Jeao ille world 10ivea lhe pr"' whites IUid Negroes Wednesday bjem of half Its populalion !Jo.. hOgan when about 'IIIC underfeti. · marched to the lntel'IOC' ',Myrdal, professor of econo- Uon dividing a while and Negro mles al Stockholm University of Lexington. Aboot IIJid best known iD thla country whites broke tbrougb a police ltne for lila treatliX! on U. S. race slarted throwing rocko and relaUons, "All Amei'lean Dllem: al about 1111 Negroea who rna." .addressed the 1tJO.natlon the obje<ts bark. World Food Congress. SLACKS THIS YEAR $22.00 $24.00 AtHENS- Plans to 179 B~n• or ground west of ZapesviUe city liinita for u"' •• a branch college of Ohio ,jjnjverslly were announced on >!lfhursclay by Musklngolb County eommlssloners. · comll)lsslonerll said tbe wwld eonttnue to be used 'fOr farming purpoaes unW the university ia ready to begin construetlon of buildings. C• WORK SHIRTS INFANTS $27.50 CRIBS INFANTS $29.00 CRIB ·_;, 1"' ~ \' _ · mmissi0n o File 7 50,b()0 Snit Racial Riot l\i ·. sOn~, donate'·Photo.,g:r': ap·btr H· ·u·. r . ~ Size 29 to 42 waist .mea- your Boys' White C.nvlis st.. pr. at e "' V~O~L~X~V~~N~0~.4~5~----------~-----.~~~ . ==·~y~~~.=~==.~~O~R~l~·=O~~~~ . ~·-T--~~ ----~F~~~D~A~Y,~J~U~N~E~7~,~19~6~3_______________\~~1 ________~PR~l~~f~~--.·-c.EN~·r~ Give c-ad A Pair Of Grand . SesSion to be held 2>-26-27·28 In Colum· · h Ohio. Homecommg t Home was announced June 23. Due to the num· of requests the paring and knives , potato spears and will be reordered alld • _._______._______________._.________________~------------------------------~-.------------------------------------~------------cto. WALK , SHORTS Mr. Eugene Gherke Is .Ill· nooncin8 that the Middleport band has a number of hauock type stools left which wu a project of the band this year. The otools are ·of plastic made in a variety of colors tnciUdlt\i red, belgfi white etc. with~ wrought Iron legs. Various emblems such u 4-H, YelloW JRtel, Rotary etc. are avalll!bJe or . the plalD top. Mr. Gberke will reorder If there are requesll for Diore. ested may contact Mr•. u at the ocbool or at blJ bomt. Mrs. McElhinny, Mrs. Gilmore Given SpeCial Tribute Tuesday i '·· II "-••• '1• TA. Jn}sriil,. 01 The Mei,,.M_,. :l.r• ! ; Rand, W. Va., with her daugh1 tel' and son-In-law, Mr. and ~.· Charles Elliott and !ami· •• Columbua ID JIU; ; Roush of Mason. W. Va., and 1Miss will be graduated from the College of . ·Jolrs. Mary Aumiller, Hartford, Home Economics, Ohio State University, June 7, 196.3. . :were at Ravenswood Sunday Mr. Grass is attending the De Vry Techm~al Institute m i i'iO attend the Adams-Handley Chicago, Illinois. The open church weddmg will be an . . .-ddlng IUid also a luncheion event of June twenty-second at two p.m. in the Waverly i tt ' the home of the bride. Church of Christ. l .. Mrs. C. L. Arnold returned 1.::::===-==~-----,-------- t borne Saturday arter a visit at .-ter, · IJI*'••tu ......,..., .. .. :r~~=:r:= 1D IOddltpoit ' ' . •139.95 Other RCA VIctor I'Ortable ··Tot~evlalon 5ett e . •• .,.~ to $239.95 ' meroy . .. , • . . ,, 1> 'J..o pbol4gljlber, also hod move' In io t,jlp po· u.e lldt, bit he waa Dill !Jo.. U.. at ~. N.C.,·"""' , . ~ hurl. day ttipt durtq .. . ll'tlq white IJ\III lcleatifled 11 Wll· tton -tralioli by abGiilit,211t lilinl '!'ate, 'll'ltom police illld had N - . 'lbt Near- ~ 1o two oltotAJo IUid a rillo In hil CIOWD!olln · Grtettsboro aU 181 car, wu Geld by poli<e lor quos. dowD on a street, retuom,P.,Iice tlooln& Ill connectlotl with lbe arden to move pn. Q!1k!ei:1 ar.aliotl. rested about 100 · of the ~· North Caroltua troopero strator• and diopentd lila ,o(:ben. Rlchordoon, o to s .... �' • . '. ....lt . ' . ..: • ~ .I J. . "" - __ I ~StnUnel. JIIIInnF-~rO., Jllllt~t'i.... ..;·--~ . "Those Fellows Ju$l ,pon't Know H~ to 1nt~rate!" Tlao Dsily Sentinel " •• AnNO EDiTORIAllY 0 Pope John ' ·Helen ·Help Us! .tOCAL AND STATE News Of . ' ' • ly Halen Iotta! he railed the salarie• of many In the Vatican, when be broke the old tradi· tlon that the Pope must eat alone. Not all hi1 changes were liberalizing. Many reforms were, in fact; a return to older largely forgotten ways of doing. In this respect he showed an abiding concern lor the historical continuity of P'ope: Possessed of a winning friendliness, the exalted post he held. Pope John did not forget either that he soujlht from the outset to invest the his position gave him rare opportunity papacy with a deep sense of humanity. T!lat be succeeded is attested by the to speak to the world as an advocate of fact that millions of poor everywhere peace, of order, of sound morality. His various pronouncements were 1 powerreaponded to him with great feeling . ·Pope Johti · was stoutly orthodox in ful for ce for good in an age that des· blj Catholicism. But evidently he did perately needs that influence. At 60, Pope John was unknown .to the Dot think it necessary to stress this by bolding himself and his office austere world. Sixteen years later he ascended to the Pope's chair. Many thought his and aloof. He did not lear to innovate. He called advanced age would make of him a kind an Ecumenical Council . only the 21st of "transition Pope" who would have ever to he summoned in some 20 cen- slight effect on the course of Catholitures of Catholic history. He conse· cism and religion generally. Pope John confounded the doubters. crated a bishop. using ~n ancient Greek rite which was novel 'to Rome. There He toiled with great vigor and full heart. His yearj at the pinnacle were few . But were manv other sur)! touches. The warmth of his spirit was f•ll when his imprint on the spiritu.al life oJ the ht visited prisonen in a Rome jail, wh•n world was great. Prom tbe high pinn arle occupled by ~ $upreme Pontiff of the Roman Cath· !!lie Church. it is diffi cult to appear at onte aereit religious leader and a warm buman being. Pope ~ohn JXIII achieved that distinction in his brief 4 1f.! years as MY READERS ANSWER. TBil ~lllb": · . MAIL · u·a c1q to dilqNI. .v 11 Jill lhl"' Dear Helen : llld 1 mull disqrM with JOV on • balb • IIi • ld • niMI • ""' girdles • for - 13 • year - o '· ..,. to hide? _ H. . . ...,.. . TbMe eute little panty &lrdlu evo f«: younl teen1 llltOillh l:b' ~· · · 1: . . rear u weD as the wnua7, <lo not rtatrlct tmd ate WGIIdlrlul Widow" J 1111 .o mad at for holdinl up stoeklnp, and ".ll'aiW Commlde«a!i!O;r- 1 ' starlinl the girls In eul)r 011 u neu)f 111111 111llile .. . growing allt!<118tomed to a no<> lealbl7. eoary ev . . .ll'ai thNII tmd Glle>IWf :yem · I '!be longer a woman watts to have oat at bQine wi\b <111f! aet 1l8ed to wearlnl . • dltilshten (we have no Uon glll'll10nt, the more willie 1ny Seoutmute!er. eult It Is for her . Some never bas spent at leiil two '"ccumb and when I oee the a week, .one· weekend shape they're In, l IIIII and one week of hll vaBOrry to admit I'm of the oame with Boy Scouts. 1 JJ9. No boy had ever been uelud· It lan't necessary to 1ool< Uke ed becallle of IIJOIIe)1. Very few poured concrete, but a Utile any extra. AI fOI' ~ 1t11pp<>rl does wonden. If lhe help, very few fathela 'lfl\oe Iller Is coascioUI of her tummy ever been able to opend a llllbt now, she certainlY wlll conlnue camping. 'fen nllbll of paioen~ to shoW an !literal In her would be an -av"CC'!'t pearance by watching her for over thNe ~ and exercise. - M. S. Scouting. II has only ~!ten Dear M. S.: lhet my husband \lu ColOI' me stubborn, but l still an a&~lstant. , say a Iller can - and should- He findl wi41filwn 111111>.•.~"!' !>' hold her stomadl In wtU1out a boya WhO can't afford· ~ \V ubinston ColuninI foundation. If ohe can't, then He provtcles .weekly ; she's better try puoh-upe, l!1d tlon In our IIVIII-year.otd cu pull-lns rather than As for belnl a "HCOIIII father,' a •• vta a_two-way otretch. -H. 11, to all the kldl~ He ·bf . . wltll homework, <OUnle Dear Helen . and cheers them ov I must teD YOII l ltll'O hOmestCmess. By DOROTHY .)(ILGALLEN a study-I n-depth of Adam Clayton PowBy LYLE c wn.soN '. right. then would follow. adults oent the sracle ochool<n with ''lndel;ently Exposed. He has given hll tJme loY Broadway Grap.vino " ell Buddv Hackett admits that his Unttod p..,, ~lenuolloaal The while man got his <ivlliJu~ the otr..ta ~challenge local My husband Ulces to open respect to hla boya. Raul The Kenuedy Adminis~·atiun nghts guaranteed that way. The poliCe power. A misplay ~ bllndo. They are open aU publletty? H11 name In th astomshmif1 lt)ss of weight !from 23fi ' Joe DiMaggio •teadily denies a 'De pounds to 1801 has cost him "three fat has •--n deserted b ,., _ rln·· al lwhite man needed many more With a gun, a dog or a Dlght but in the evenlna, l think ourl-.ijpO.- -ONCE. mantic interest in comedienne Carolinf film roles." But hes still sold on the diet 1Negro ~alley 10 effortY to Pkeep..1pthe than 1011 yearo I<J accomplish 1 t t c k . 000ld bavo triggereel hOU!e should be private !10 1 , • reward: tho respect · Richter; chums quote him as saying he's notion · and mtends to ke~p at It until Ic1v1 . .1 ng. hts eonlr<rfersy m the that however • H you date the bloody VJOlen<o ID IIIOil atroell of close theJ11. He doesn t approve love of a IIIII .....,,p of ,---. ~ · us lty It ha •t b t 1 think my nosy neighbor D~merel y trJIY' ~ f? ..fllrtljj!r .per car~er-, ji. ~Jl hes close to 150 con 1 d ff h beginmng ol basic white CIVil every ma]Of · · < · sn • who have a good having the great biMag as a conslan~ • . ; • T; s ·~~ o t e streets. rights no further back than 1215 happened that way yet. But It hao all day to look, so she while learning tolerance to al e • Y was the Natwnaf Ash could hoUld be closed oil at night .,. ringsider when you perform in a cafe The latest ·'Cleopatra'' poster is very so<:~at•on for the Advancement of ad That was !be year oft e Magu ' .r thl I ~ I ho don'l pull the~ a kinship .with the outdii!!!'J' 0 certainly does help a girl in her pro!es· funny - and posstbly rather confusing <.:olored People •NAACP> B 1 na Carlo. A ~ 1 1 some -~· • eop1 e w ... and who are actively trylnc to tllon . .. Paul ·seldl!!l! the mush!'·arrang- \o movie fans In btg letters it bills Eliza- NAACP took the civil nghts diu Taking into account the clvll but notthaiiKo~~·Brallll'eoth · cil the fllronk hroomterdrapeat atPunnt"'ch.t live the words, "On ril¥ '-""' t ll d d s"""" • ··--s en now ecsrac 8 na ill d best to dO IDY . er, has been making numerous New beth T ayIor Iso Iar so na ura an un - 1pute to the •lreets In Philad 1 dlsor<lers tn Blrrrungham, Jack· nd Wlilclt h d 8h AGREEABLE W o my York-to·C~ifornia phone calls since ebrneatth hedr ~Jam e. hmMiett10ers al~?st asf 1ph1a with m..s piCketing agai:s; oohn, Ml ...1• Philhadelpbai and eisole- :!:r% :'nt~ot with m;:recl::; Ju Y ow. to LGodE Sand my Co~tM~ty." 1, Sheree"N'ortb obtained her divorce, and tg. t rea s osep an ewtcz, as .' job diSOrtmilloBtiOn, Later Ro C Iw ere, pus t e movement lion The' ohje to · ·· 11 11 1 1 no one in their set would' be ourprised if -h1! were the co-star Then, under the ttl· Wtlkms, NAACP national Y · NAACP from the court room In- egfo 8 it. tr ~"" kin The result hu been that Dear J.lrs. S. and all ' be wings to the West Coast soon to tpake le and in smaller letters than Joe rates, 1tary, joined u,. Jackson ;;re- I ~ the street, the Kennedy Ad· •.)>fA!d-up • pro<ess ma g with the short rohellion Ill S.OUt WidOWI, Leaden her his bride. ._. . , .. . are listed Rtchard BurtQ.Q and R~x Har- street demonstra~rs and 'wa.'~~: ministration had no alternative elfectlv~ t::. civil r:::.:. co~~ to build upon, the anti-Malayaian plain Scouts who 0 A famous Broadway proqticer in"l,f. be nson. It looks as tf Rexy ts gomg to ,.,, 1ed but 1o adopt Its present civil menlo conofotihe ~ · 11. force• have bed Uttle aucceu. with "Former 0~111itleet . Iong·bme . . h.ve ' . ky Uttl. e ch at wt'th hi s . .. laws and eveo I .,.moor ., The mu whooe braJtH,hlld keeping a happy secret. Hts ano th er pamc Heretofore, NAACP ha• b<en nghts strategy. The Admmullta· You pretty weII 1 11 best girl just had a baby, leading the lawyers. and thts bme Dickie ts hable to the Ne•roes' le• 8 1 It lion was compelled to tnove to party -~~- orm. ...., ,_, fecleratloa 11 Ia ·" '·'··an th ' b b · ht lh h' Th J k' Gl • " counse1· h -> · ' ' ,. Pres•=•t Konn-, rf·ota.... '' •t - -· · . theatrical colony to he Iteve ey ve . een e rtg WI tm e ac te ea- ~as NAACP that confronted th ot er grouuv. ··" . hi. • 'I ·hi '!If l Mll)lolet 'Tengltll Alldlll . . secretly ~t~arried for quite a while son cam!' ts rather resentful that ~ l9cal reme COOII'I with the ..; TKe time' or tlif m<idera'le, 'rea~·vo "mad? it : : : noted for tough talk •creeo troop. . fM no pay and lit!i~YP' Leland Hayward "nd Richard Rpdge!' paper prtnted an !tem say1vg}ackte and mel\ls that obta•necl the Court'• ..mabie, least abrasiVe approach since ..,.;. 1n the Prelidency 10ft words. lunched at the Four Seasons the other Keefe llras.elle were ilo clMe fthe Fat ordeo for de>egregirtion of public ID the problem of civil rights had that I would 8use all IVallable 111 Malaya the British left - and they d~ day, giving rise to rumors that the com- One would do an appearanre or mere .chools But the 1 1 run out. The d~ect actionlsto . . ' b ed - well because \\li;Jo) oser may be lured into doing the score scale on the Brasselle variety show Not · ega process has nk ' meano to protect human rights hilld a somg economy •• to be done and ,.• ., ~ 1•• 1 d . f 'R Hoi ' at all they harruntph · Jacki'e's gr••t proved to be too slow for •mpa. amongRNegro~_ea eCrls were t mig! and uphold the law of the lond." tin and rubber. •--·tlng Many ttmes""li._!, ,d 1 or the musical version o ' oman. I· , . ' _.. tient Negroes ju1:1t 81 the K over ep. Auam ayton Powe . If Con thorl feder 1 . h the at."UU • " ...,.,. day," which Leland will produce during rhum on the program is Sammy Kaye. . · . , ~n- IJ.N Y. was redictin riots in are" au zes a Under Prmce Ra man, to quit so they ~ the 1964-65 season Some of tM Ne· Poet - and sometimes fighter nedy 8 Admlmstrahon s maJOr th t~ Wi h' ~ D c shortcuta to court orders In lJe. Malayans have expanded these more time to tMtr~ gro cultural leaders who met with Attor· Cassius Clav really wowed the' newspap· •traleby effort proved too slow. H: :,, :.n~ng r~~n .:~..~~ haH ol civil rlghla, Kennedy 11 facilitiec and IIOUIIht means ~ di- fandlies, but who's- loJolllll I ney General Kennedy in midtown Man- ermen when he got off a plane in LonReglstrahon R..soaable at home and abroad that the bat· romm•tted to order up the armed vorally the e<onomy. Roads have their places? As L.E.:w hattan last week were disappointed in don. He was dressed in a black jacket, The Kennedy_ strategy was . to tie for co vii rlghto was just about forces In support If n..,..sary. boen built, jungle Iandi cleared, out even assistants 8J more ways than one. They had hoped pm-striped trousers , spats and a bowler, obtam reglllrallon and votmg •~~ •- h'le That fs one alternative the health and lrrigalion P""8"ams un'e ggs under a roos .- . r•ghts for Souther Negroe Th8 t over ~ause In~ w l man was b !lot bo h to 1 ') tol•h•'" the President would be there to listen to and cat ried a gold-handled umbrella. His n '· scared . ,.• • approac < v• r • ~. dertaken. This column Is dedlelted· It their views. . first words to the photographers were, would be the moderate ... reason· .. mall ch~n<o that thil dangerot11 Foreign reservea are equal 1D famll llvln 10 H ' 111'1: • • • "Ain't I just Ioverly'"' No report on their able, least abra~ive. ~oy . to ••·I Chlhlrn UH<I Iallt!rnative will keep the eivll nearly ... milliOn. ing :ld tr!ble fll/i~.i ·» '* American international will arrange reply· if any The Twist addicts are '"" ·1 thethNegroes CIVilThe nghta ' I Negro children silO were lnject·\ rlghta controverl)' .. the <:0111'11 ID Tokyo laat week, • vou' . · trou Ie-, 'let ·'Helen for a large corps of police to cover their becoming a trifle bored with the dance. perm• em to vote. other ed mto the controversy. Nearo and off the atreets. . o-hm - 1·th Indolletian s~· will 1so weloo"'"" lf_ '· · · ' d · t' Th I · ~ an " '"' a """·10 theatres when the controverstal movie so they ve adde vana tons. . e atest ts Preaident sukarno in an effort amualn& aperiencft. - ~j Voice Of Broadway •) t n:; C.,:-: dul!r.: a: \ SHOP ••• :THE SHOE lOX :Gpu Saturdays ,fAMto9PM HARDWARE 3 ROOMS New DINE OUT THIS -.., ......... _...... . . ' '" SUNDAY hilly..,.. 1 1 LZI Qu.~rt In Middleport • I Reports From The Capl t0 Reportmg $2.70 Courteous MASON . Service FURNITURI CO. The Martin Restaurant MAlON, W. VA. • . ROUTE 7 I' MIDDLEPORT I 1 coot::::: . I 1 r. r 't,Jnili.~·Sedan ·- 6 cyl. Auto. tran.o. Badlo and boater, orlfl!iner. 1_, "/O,!l/ Do It Time th e Back Scratcher ; you Twtst back to ·hack, and '" contact • • • Gloria Swanson's mosl recent philosophical pearl : "Tension in the world is traceable to inadequate consumption of thiamine. riboflavin. pyridoxine and other primary vitamins" (Hey, Gloria- you left out Boy Loses Girl :! John Huston is another big thinker, as: "Wha' makes the movies more magical than the st age 1·s the f ac t th a t th ey 're no t rea I people up there on the screen : lhev're shadows. Flesh-and -blood people don 't have mueh glamor." !Tell that to Dickie Burton .! lnfiemar Johanssen pulled this. with a stratght face , while discussing his retirement from the ring: "Not even a promise of & future title fight with Sonny Liston would change my mind about retiring ." (In fact, the very thought of it probably CAUSED him to retire.) -··-- Jlado :The Lighter Side ·i!4o Dodge New Doo'rs WI"II Cost con~ress some $2oo·()00 l'l ' Hele!t Bottol _Ia neWspapet' .. ' u~ ~therebe ,,ts..not tl by his aulllant, but havt been exch11J1811111· a door between the r 8ERRf5 WOHLD su~:;," beLh~~:a~~~w:;n:~ ~\~d~:ooo-~ t;:o~: ::! where the blueprints called for built-in metal filing cabinets. Decides AgalDat Mov The House Olfice Buildin& Com· Foreig·n News Commentary Th- M '\ l ;1 D };:_ I ' at . ~ ayan 0 1ill' s worthAbout 33.us . cents ly PIIIL ~M 't. ~~ f ..tion Wuon. Standard trana. Radio ~ ~.,\ ' wq· 60 Dodge VB • • • • s1377 -·lft9 .. 0 ' - - - - $CJ95 PRICES '~Sedan- 8 cyl. Auto. Irons. Radio and heater. Me .<;·, ' I ~9 Ford· , rrr~ · •.0 .. ... ON ALL- Chevrolet - -$1595 FURNITURE QBAND'S T.V. ·· - ~ 8 Puaonce~ Station W01on. Radio and boater, 11"-'J'•n.. V8, new ear trade.Jn. r P'Oall I • ' iJa. ' i'l958 Chevrolet· - • "195 li'lfOilr Station Wagon - 6 Standard tran~ H~ater. J eyl. . '•. 0 1958 Chevrolet • 4 Door Saclan - -- VB, staOOard trans. Heater and radio. • l' ' • • I Door lid :r<t9· Rldlo and hooter,' auto. tra1110o .. ~\ ·~ I , • ' ·1957 Doda, • · - - $795 ( Jloor Sedan, ndio ~d J!eater, onto. trans. Powir atevlaland brakeo, low mll0j18t, on~ owner. . ., l9~4~. DCD,dge • $695 ,~YOrllblll, rodlo and hooter, o~to. tr•n~ Power oto.riD1. lo the recton'o bardeat curteney ~ already Lt However, m testunoll)l released Brllloh boldlnp tn ''al>ltlltealt Alia benhlp Ill .the fedoralloD IOd today by a House oppropriatlo!il Ia oheet ot paper ~ four mi!llt• even ·- oome menu• to subcommittee, Capitol architect J .. ,..;.. iollg, rolorftl 8fe<!ll and the federal coverntnel!i. George Stewari Indicated that yellow ··» · ,t. PNio<llaa the doors would be opened pi..,._ ' But SIDsapore's Cldnooe~ mol<· meal for House membero who It II lifo Maiayon dollar, worth 11111 up 'Ill pll' Cll!l rl. tho l.'ll requelted tt. about Sll ,·V~I"'J , ~ cell!.!· millioo population. loolt upon the "If any member moves Into the ll atvef ~ . . and poll· lederotion'. ~ .M pru..d 11't new building ond wanta a door· Ul:lat11 •ill¥ f,iOh\1~ that Mal· lrotit ~ mstMIHtY of I~ way cut through, 1 om !Ril't ev- ·~•Ia wtll~lill · ll,.!faUty de- and · frog~ t1t4. 1jllllbiU-. of ,Jiocl ery effort will be made to ..,. •i>lte the vehement ~ilion Ill q,tna, . .' , . oommodate hi> penonal wisbel," lnclonaia- and, ~ ~bet )eo. l!uom-moa ol lilt BorMo Wf. Stewort told tho oubcommittee. w oppaoitlolioof\!Je 1~PPIJ'd· tJIOt'let,/11 llnl!lo4 Sarawu IIIII SUbcommittee chairman TQIII ~ Ma!Byin , ~l!'!t .reiJ~\I!'IOrl!t ,~ · ·li!" . . - Steed, J>.Okla., prttlictecl thai 1M ..,....t · lo IIJ'I' ilce Ia ulhen(a _. • • " - -$1395 . Sedan - 6 eyl. Radio and heoter, standard trano. ;' A.ia. .it VB Station Wagon. Orllinal black finish like new. Powerglide 2 Door Hard Top. Radio and heater, auto. trana. :,· ·~ mission , perhaps wishing to avoid UPJ Forelp.. ~ .'A UiyH further criticism of the co~tr0o One fif the reaoono fAir ID use thnitl&houl tlte Malaysia ver~1al structure, th~n dectded the opdmiam that/ •• &he eod of tenltoriet. agamat goh g ahead w1th the pot· Atllll't.'a<,.ew Malaysian Fedora- Slngamoro, · fnr. ftomplo, wiD 1tal project on a wholesale basis. iton will be t.>no,.out of former gain little poUttcally from mem· .illo! • Chevrolet GMC i ton - ,$)()95. ,;,.letuPl S',,..... lhlia. oH owner, nw PaiD!. ' . !ton .. $395 PREVAIL WITH NO TRADE-INS However, We Will Accept Trade-ins. ·--- SPECIAL - a WY W2S5 L Mtln II. Matadore. 4 dr. Sedan. One local owner. Power 1~g and brakes 60 Buick V8 . . . . . s1995 lnv!cta. 2 dr. Hard Top. Low mileage by a one owner. TbiB one Ia really sharp. Power steering. Auto. ahift . 14miles. Wheel Drive. Half steel cab . 39,000 actual I One owner 1 1'157 FORO 2 Door S• d•"· CINn. 1955 FORD VI 2 Poor w,n. 1960 FALCON 2 Dr. Sedln. Buutiful m• Ilium ltl.,., Standanl tr1na. R&H. See It now. 1956 FORD VI 2 Dr • Auto. Heater, fMCI. lum tllue. Looks niH IMide and out. Como -· lt57 FORD 6 Cyt. Radio & Heataer , Standard Trans. 1953 FORD VI 4 Dr. ChHp trensportetlon 60 Chevrolet V8 ... S169S Nomad. 4 dr. Station Wagon. Beautiful red and white Interior. Finest and best CheVrolet series, and tbiJ one is really topl S9;BuickV8·- ••.. S149S ''· Inv!cta. 2 dr. Hard Top. A quality car at a low prit!t!l. We've serviced tbiD one since new ••• - S99S Special. 2 d~. Hard Top. Only S3,~ careful miles by one owner. Automat\~ shift sa Pontiac va .·--·•·st9s ' Star Chief. 2 dr. Hard !l'op. Jll>wer Steerlft8 and br*ll•. Genulue .leather ~e~ts. One itlell owner -~ 11948 JEEP - - - $595 I --60 Chevrolet - - . · s1495 FORDS and heater, ~9&0 Ford - - - - $1595 ~ •I \\\. "'"'" • ooutheaat o~lj; o'll(ltor. DT11' .• :;< \ DISCOUNT ~~~ Rambler - - _$1395 · rHl DAILY :;':ttempt ;,":.!,:..:~~~:;;;"~·:~tJ~~ AT A... ojl D001:-$edan ;::- 6 <yl. Radio and heater, o.tandard tralil. - - - · - - -·,nU;ot< asolatant'l office and thO maiD Note DllllimllullleJ staff room. Ne":o~en ~ quM!k ~ OlvOT•D ro 1Niriiiii 'l11erefo~ ~.... II no way for the d•sOimllarllteo betw- the MilO$ MASON ' the aslllsta~t 1<> communicate with two men of lll<h slmllar..b;~oc~;k~..;~ ~~~~~~~· By oic11 WEIIT "most of 0.. members are g.. the rest of the staff except by gOo grounds. ;"~apeakMa011: Ualletl Pre" Jntemattonal ltng to insiat they have additional lng through tile reception room. ~::e ;nkamo 1are ~ ' :8' WASHING1UN IUPII - con- communlcat!Oa !acUities.'' '111• extra door would prnvlde a 1 d hi1 u U011 "1 a 1mp ttl''". ~ · elire~:.. ~ link bet ween th e two. eatb of na.• lded aongDemocra co """".. gress may apend u much liB Cost ·Near SZOO.oot 1200.000 cutting extra doors If su<h to the case. then the It seems to me that the prob· ~hlch InchX: natlonallzaUoncyof through the walls in the new f70 total cost presumallly would be lem could be partly solved by ind tal neutrality ::J\:::~ ' million Houae Office Building. 10mewhere ili' the neighborhood of hovinJI the conf!f11Uman and his b ~try. ! proc ":: 1 ! Apparently , nobody noticed that $2011:0011. 11 seems unlikely that staff change places. That, how· 11ut :;.:,.d ~.,:.II, ·•• additional door would be need· cuttmg the dooro one ot a hme ever, would ereate another pro!> YH h that th 'ed in each of the l69 suites until would be ' any . cheaper than cut- iem by .cutting the conJII'OIImiD lionel; some sample rooms in the as yet ling them slmulllneoosly. off from hlo uslstant. Ionia! te IUITOUIIII .unllC<'IIpied bUilding were put on Each ouite In tho new building " It goes .to ohow yoo that not powtl'll 1 Idisplay recently. will have three rool»-<lne for the all desigllll'l of oro.,. butldlnl• nes a. I By that time It was too late congressman,,Dfle for the staff and are without fault," comnwtliA!d to say "oops" and start over. The one In the midllle, cltvided by a Rep. Welt Boron, R-Wash. major portion of the building, a etas" partition~ ·ror a .receptioniRt Offhand, I would .., that II 1 \ part of a $UU million House of· and the aclmlttlttrau,.. asoistant. the understatement of the week. ~ ..,.. ' fil-e expansion lrogram, had al~ · · . 1 (Ill ready boen rompletecl. QUALITY Names New Officen - -. -· $1495 ! ~,S WHOLESALE PRICES · Eaatern Star <l!illloor•Sedan - 6 cyl Standard trana. Radio and heater. !fPir i \congressman. There Ia •, door between the brlt!j a halt~ the Insults ofhctl and the one for montha their two • 1961 Chevrolet - - $1695 b' "Free, White and 21'' opens June 17. They're afraid that in the present elimate of the nation, some theatre-goers might be carried away by the picture's theme ... Edward Woortward probably doesn't know it yet, but the producers of "High Spirits" are seriously consider· lng him for the leading male role in the lhow - which is a musical version of Noel Coward's "Blithe Spirit." • • • f olk . Inter. sling fact for or d mary •ho wonder how Las Vegas can pa y tbese staggering salaries to stars head· lining at the hotels: One operator, off the record, say~ th e entrrtainers are by far the best customers at the gambling tableo. He estimates th ey lose a total of more than $15,000,000 a vear Straw In the wwd" Writer Leroite Bennett .Jr., who was working on a biography of the Rev. Martin Luther Kin g, has been ad· vised to put it aside and concentrate on - .1961 Chevrolet - -----' OIMOLITS 1951 CHEVROLET 4 dr 6 cyt. statio!! w1'157 CHEVROLET 4 dr s-Ian VI. 1'155 CHEVROLET 2 dr Sedan 1953 CHIVROLIT 2 dr HatdNp 1951 CHIVROLIT VI llftiNllo Honltop. Boautiful rod flnloh. Std. trans.. lt'a nlce. -it. 1955 CHEVROLET 4 tlr. 6 cyt. R&H. ShU. trans. lconomlcal traMpoi tallw• n • , IICOftd car. See lt. 1955 CHEVROLIT Ita. Hlco llft!d oiHII. See II. w.-. RAMBLERS IHQ RAMILEJI Amorican 2 Dr. Staftdant TranL 1961 RAMBLER Con•ortlbto. Red , ... whlto, Stondartl trent. RHI ciHII end nico. One leal ..,..,. See " now . PLYMOUTHs STUDE BAKERS IUICKS dl..t nl... VI G,...n. VI. t ...lonobluo. VI. haeh color. VI. ~C$ , ... llue end whi ltSt PLYMOUTH4 Dr. 1'151 PL YMOUT H 4 dr. ·lt57 PL TMOUTH ~·· 1t56 PL YMOUTM 44 tlr, 2 ... . 1m PL TMOUTit lt56 PL YMQU'IH OI.DSMOII!O ,.,. • *"-*'' . ',.,_ ... I ' ~~i HaW,,,......... W11 And Thtty .;; o6ing,.\t i<' '!" • .( ,..,., .,..•.., . "*· ..,,,. ' ' ·~ •.. ~ ' ' • 0 • ~ Sta. wii~tt . ~ . 0 :' WHOLES4LE 'PRiCE$ See ' .... ~-~ ' MERCURYS METROPOilfAi·; ' . .. , �' • . '. ....lt . ' . ..: • ~ .I J. . "" - __ I ~StnUnel. JIIIInnF-~rO., Jllllt~t'i.... ..;·--~ . "Those Fellows Ju$l ,pon't Know H~ to 1nt~rate!" Tlao Dsily Sentinel " •• AnNO EDiTORIAllY 0 Pope John ' ·Helen ·Help Us! .tOCAL AND STATE News Of . ' ' • ly Halen Iotta! he railed the salarie• of many In the Vatican, when be broke the old tradi· tlon that the Pope must eat alone. Not all hi1 changes were liberalizing. Many reforms were, in fact; a return to older largely forgotten ways of doing. In this respect he showed an abiding concern lor the historical continuity of P'ope: Possessed of a winning friendliness, the exalted post he held. Pope John did not forget either that he soujlht from the outset to invest the his position gave him rare opportunity papacy with a deep sense of humanity. T!lat be succeeded is attested by the to speak to the world as an advocate of fact that millions of poor everywhere peace, of order, of sound morality. His various pronouncements were 1 powerreaponded to him with great feeling . ·Pope Johti · was stoutly orthodox in ful for ce for good in an age that des· blj Catholicism. But evidently he did perately needs that influence. At 60, Pope John was unknown .to the Dot think it necessary to stress this by bolding himself and his office austere world. Sixteen years later he ascended to the Pope's chair. Many thought his and aloof. He did not lear to innovate. He called advanced age would make of him a kind an Ecumenical Council . only the 21st of "transition Pope" who would have ever to he summoned in some 20 cen- slight effect on the course of Catholitures of Catholic history. He conse· cism and religion generally. Pope John confounded the doubters. crated a bishop. using ~n ancient Greek rite which was novel 'to Rome. There He toiled with great vigor and full heart. His yearj at the pinnacle were few . But were manv other sur)! touches. The warmth of his spirit was f•ll when his imprint on the spiritu.al life oJ the ht visited prisonen in a Rome jail, wh•n world was great. Prom tbe high pinn arle occupled by ~ $upreme Pontiff of the Roman Cath· !!lie Church. it is diffi cult to appear at onte aereit religious leader and a warm buman being. Pope ~ohn JXIII achieved that distinction in his brief 4 1f.! years as MY READERS ANSWER. TBil ~lllb": · . MAIL · u·a c1q to dilqNI. .v 11 Jill lhl"' Dear Helen : llld 1 mull disqrM with JOV on • balb • IIi • ld • niMI • ""' girdles • for - 13 • year - o '· ..,. to hide? _ H. . . ...,.. . TbMe eute little panty &lrdlu evo f«: younl teen1 llltOillh l:b' ~· · · 1: . . rear u weD as the wnua7, <lo not rtatrlct tmd ate WGIIdlrlul Widow" J 1111 .o mad at for holdinl up stoeklnp, and ".ll'aiW Commlde«a!i!O;r- 1 ' starlinl the girls In eul)r 011 u neu)f 111111 111llile .. . growing allt!<118tomed to a no<> lealbl7. eoary ev . . .ll'ai thNII tmd Glle>IWf :yem · I '!be longer a woman watts to have oat at bQine wi\b <111f! aet 1l8ed to wearlnl . • dltilshten (we have no Uon glll'll10nt, the more willie 1ny Seoutmute!er. eult It Is for her . Some never bas spent at leiil two '"ccumb and when I oee the a week, .one· weekend shape they're In, l IIIII and one week of hll vaBOrry to admit I'm of the oame with Boy Scouts. 1 JJ9. No boy had ever been uelud· It lan't necessary to 1ool< Uke ed becallle of IIJOIIe)1. Very few poured concrete, but a Utile any extra. AI fOI' ~ 1t11pp<>rl does wonden. If lhe help, very few fathela 'lfl\oe Iller Is coascioUI of her tummy ever been able to opend a llllbt now, she certainlY wlll conlnue camping. 'fen nllbll of paioen~ to shoW an !literal In her would be an -av"CC'!'t pearance by watching her for over thNe ~ and exercise. - M. S. Scouting. II has only ~!ten Dear M. S.: lhet my husband \lu ColOI' me stubborn, but l still an a&~lstant. , say a Iller can - and should- He findl wi41filwn 111111>.•.~"!' !>' hold her stomadl In wtU1out a boya WhO can't afford· ~ \V ubinston ColuninI foundation. If ohe can't, then He provtcles .weekly ; she's better try puoh-upe, l!1d tlon In our IIVIII-year.otd cu pull-lns rather than As for belnl a "HCOIIII father,' a •• vta a_two-way otretch. -H. 11, to all the kldl~ He ·bf . . wltll homework, <OUnle Dear Helen . and cheers them ov I must teD YOII l ltll'O hOmestCmess. By DOROTHY .)(ILGALLEN a study-I n-depth of Adam Clayton PowBy LYLE c wn.soN '. right. then would follow. adults oent the sracle ochool<n with ''lndel;ently Exposed. He has given hll tJme loY Broadway Grap.vino " ell Buddv Hackett admits that his Unttod p..,, ~lenuolloaal The while man got his <ivlliJu~ the otr..ta ~challenge local My husband Ulces to open respect to hla boya. Raul The Kenuedy Adminis~·atiun nghts guaranteed that way. The poliCe power. A misplay ~ bllndo. They are open aU publletty? H11 name In th astomshmif1 lt)ss of weight !from 23fi ' Joe DiMaggio •teadily denies a 'De pounds to 1801 has cost him "three fat has •--n deserted b ,., _ rln·· al lwhite man needed many more With a gun, a dog or a Dlght but in the evenlna, l think ourl-.ijpO.- -ONCE. mantic interest in comedienne Carolinf film roles." But hes still sold on the diet 1Negro ~alley 10 effortY to Pkeep..1pthe than 1011 yearo I<J accomplish 1 t t c k . 000ld bavo triggereel hOU!e should be private !10 1 , • reward: tho respect · Richter; chums quote him as saying he's notion · and mtends to ke~p at It until Ic1v1 . .1 ng. hts eonlr<rfersy m the that however • H you date the bloody VJOlen<o ID IIIOil atroell of close theJ11. He doesn t approve love of a IIIII .....,,p of ,---. ~ · us lty It ha •t b t 1 think my nosy neighbor D~merel y trJIY' ~ f? ..fllrtljj!r .per car~er-, ji. ~Jl hes close to 150 con 1 d ff h beginmng ol basic white CIVil every ma]Of · · < · sn • who have a good having the great biMag as a conslan~ • . ; • T; s ·~~ o t e streets. rights no further back than 1215 happened that way yet. But It hao all day to look, so she while learning tolerance to al e • Y was the Natwnaf Ash could hoUld be closed oil at night .,. ringsider when you perform in a cafe The latest ·'Cleopatra'' poster is very so<:~at•on for the Advancement of ad That was !be year oft e Magu ' .r thl I ~ I ho don'l pull the~ a kinship .with the outdii!!!'J' 0 certainly does help a girl in her pro!es· funny - and posstbly rather confusing <.:olored People •NAACP> B 1 na Carlo. A ~ 1 1 some -~· • eop1 e w ... and who are actively trylnc to tllon . .. Paul ·seldl!!l! the mush!'·arrang- \o movie fans In btg letters it bills Eliza- NAACP took the civil nghts diu Taking into account the clvll but notthaiiKo~~·Brallll'eoth · cil the fllronk hroomterdrapeat atPunnt"'ch.t live the words, "On ril¥ '-""' t ll d d s"""" • ··--s en now ecsrac 8 na ill d best to dO IDY . er, has been making numerous New beth T ayIor Iso Iar so na ura an un - 1pute to the •lreets In Philad 1 dlsor<lers tn Blrrrungham, Jack· nd Wlilclt h d 8h AGREEABLE W o my York-to·C~ifornia phone calls since ebrneatth hedr ~Jam e. hmMiett10ers al~?st asf 1ph1a with m..s piCketing agai:s; oohn, Ml ...1• Philhadelpbai and eisole- :!:r% :'nt~ot with m;:recl::; Ju Y ow. to LGodE Sand my Co~tM~ty." 1, Sheree"N'ortb obtained her divorce, and tg. t rea s osep an ewtcz, as .' job diSOrtmilloBtiOn, Later Ro C Iw ere, pus t e movement lion The' ohje to · ·· 11 11 1 1 no one in their set would' be ourprised if -h1! were the co-star Then, under the ttl· Wtlkms, NAACP national Y · NAACP from the court room In- egfo 8 it. tr ~"" kin The result hu been that Dear J.lrs. S. and all ' be wings to the West Coast soon to tpake le and in smaller letters than Joe rates, 1tary, joined u,. Jackson ;;re- I ~ the street, the Kennedy Ad· •.)>fA!d-up • pro<ess ma g with the short rohellion Ill S.OUt WidOWI, Leaden her his bride. ._. . , .. . are listed Rtchard BurtQ.Q and R~x Har- street demonstra~rs and 'wa.'~~: ministration had no alternative elfectlv~ t::. civil r:::.:. co~~ to build upon, the anti-Malayaian plain Scouts who 0 A famous Broadway proqticer in"l,f. be nson. It looks as tf Rexy ts gomg to ,.,, 1ed but 1o adopt Its present civil menlo conofotihe ~ · 11. force• have bed Uttle aucceu. with "Former 0~111itleet . Iong·bme . . h.ve ' . ky Uttl. e ch at wt'th hi s . .. laws and eveo I .,.moor ., The mu whooe braJtH,hlld keeping a happy secret. Hts ano th er pamc Heretofore, NAACP ha• b<en nghts strategy. The Admmullta· You pretty weII 1 11 best girl just had a baby, leading the lawyers. and thts bme Dickie ts hable to the Ne•roes' le• 8 1 It lion was compelled to tnove to party -~~- orm. ...., ,_, fecleratloa 11 Ia ·" '·'··an th ' b b · ht lh h' Th J k' Gl • " counse1· h -> · ' ' ,. Pres•=•t Konn-, rf·ota.... '' •t - -· · . theatrical colony to he Iteve ey ve . een e rtg WI tm e ac te ea- ~as NAACP that confronted th ot er grouuv. ··" . hi. • 'I ·hi '!If l Mll)lolet 'Tengltll Alldlll . . secretly ~t~arried for quite a while son cam!' ts rather resentful that ~ l9cal reme COOII'I with the ..; TKe time' or tlif m<idera'le, 'rea~·vo "mad? it : : : noted for tough talk •creeo troop. . fM no pay and lit!i~YP' Leland Hayward "nd Richard Rpdge!' paper prtnted an !tem say1vg}ackte and mel\ls that obta•necl the Court'• ..mabie, least abrasiVe approach since ..,.;. 1n the Prelidency 10ft words. lunched at the Four Seasons the other Keefe llras.elle were ilo clMe fthe Fat ordeo for de>egregirtion of public ID the problem of civil rights had that I would 8use all IVallable 111 Malaya the British left - and they d~ day, giving rise to rumors that the com- One would do an appearanre or mere .chools But the 1 1 run out. The d~ect actionlsto . . ' b ed - well because \\li;Jo) oser may be lured into doing the score scale on the Brasselle variety show Not · ega process has nk ' meano to protect human rights hilld a somg economy •• to be done and ,.• ., ~ 1•• 1 d . f 'R Hoi ' at all they harruntph · Jacki'e's gr••t proved to be too slow for •mpa. amongRNegro~_ea eCrls were t mig! and uphold the law of the lond." tin and rubber. •--·tlng Many ttmes""li._!, ,d 1 or the musical version o ' oman. I· , . ' _.. tient Negroes ju1:1t 81 the K over ep. Auam ayton Powe . If Con thorl feder 1 . h the at."UU • " ...,.,. day," which Leland will produce during rhum on the program is Sammy Kaye. . · . , ~n- IJ.N Y. was redictin riots in are" au zes a Under Prmce Ra man, to quit so they ~ the 1964-65 season Some of tM Ne· Poet - and sometimes fighter nedy 8 Admlmstrahon s maJOr th t~ Wi h' ~ D c shortcuta to court orders In lJe. Malayans have expanded these more time to tMtr~ gro cultural leaders who met with Attor· Cassius Clav really wowed the' newspap· •traleby effort proved too slow. H: :,, :.n~ng r~~n .:~..~~ haH ol civil rlghla, Kennedy 11 facilitiec and IIOUIIht means ~ di- fandlies, but who's- loJolllll I ney General Kennedy in midtown Man- ermen when he got off a plane in LonReglstrahon R..soaable at home and abroad that the bat· romm•tted to order up the armed vorally the e<onomy. Roads have their places? As L.E.:w hattan last week were disappointed in don. He was dressed in a black jacket, The Kennedy_ strategy was . to tie for co vii rlghto was just about forces In support If n..,..sary. boen built, jungle Iandi cleared, out even assistants 8J more ways than one. They had hoped pm-striped trousers , spats and a bowler, obtam reglllrallon and votmg •~~ •- h'le That fs one alternative the health and lrrigalion P""8"ams un'e ggs under a roos .- . r•ghts for Souther Negroe Th8 t over ~ause In~ w l man was b !lot bo h to 1 ') tol•h•'" the President would be there to listen to and cat ried a gold-handled umbrella. His n '· scared . ,.• • approac < v• r • ~. dertaken. This column Is dedlelted· It their views. . first words to the photographers were, would be the moderate ... reason· .. mall ch~n<o that thil dangerot11 Foreign reservea are equal 1D famll llvln 10 H ' 111'1: • • • "Ain't I just Ioverly'"' No report on their able, least abra~ive. ~oy . to ••·I Chlhlrn UH<I Iallt!rnative will keep the eivll nearly ... milliOn. ing :ld tr!ble fll/i~.i ·» '* American international will arrange reply· if any The Twist addicts are '"" ·1 thethNegroes CIVilThe nghta ' I Negro children silO were lnject·\ rlghta controverl)' .. the <:0111'11 ID Tokyo laat week, • vou' . · trou Ie-, 'let ·'Helen for a large corps of police to cover their becoming a trifle bored with the dance. perm• em to vote. other ed mto the controversy. Nearo and off the atreets. . o-hm - 1·th Indolletian s~· will 1so weloo"'"" lf_ '· · · ' d · t' Th I · ~ an " '"' a """·10 theatres when the controverstal movie so they ve adde vana tons. . e atest ts Preaident sukarno in an effort amualn& aperiencft. - ~j Voice Of Broadway •) t n:; C.,:-: dul!r.: a: \ SHOP ••• :THE SHOE lOX :Gpu Saturdays ,fAMto9PM HARDWARE 3 ROOMS New DINE OUT THIS -.., ......... _...... . . ' '" SUNDAY hilly..,.. 1 1 LZI Qu.~rt In Middleport • I Reports From The Capl t0 Reportmg $2.70 Courteous MASON . Service FURNITURI CO. The Martin Restaurant MAlON, W. VA. • . ROUTE 7 I' MIDDLEPORT I 1 coot::::: . I 1 r. r 't,Jnili.~·Sedan ·- 6 cyl. Auto. tran.o. Badlo and boater, orlfl!iner. 1_, "/O,!l/ Do It Time th e Back Scratcher ; you Twtst back to ·hack, and '" contact • • • Gloria Swanson's mosl recent philosophical pearl : "Tension in the world is traceable to inadequate consumption of thiamine. riboflavin. pyridoxine and other primary vitamins" (Hey, Gloria- you left out Boy Loses Girl :! John Huston is another big thinker, as: "Wha' makes the movies more magical than the st age 1·s the f ac t th a t th ey 're no t rea I people up there on the screen : lhev're shadows. Flesh-and -blood people don 't have mueh glamor." !Tell that to Dickie Burton .! lnfiemar Johanssen pulled this. with a stratght face , while discussing his retirement from the ring: "Not even a promise of & future title fight with Sonny Liston would change my mind about retiring ." (In fact, the very thought of it probably CAUSED him to retire.) -··-- Jlado :The Lighter Side ·i!4o Dodge New Doo'rs WI"II Cost con~ress some $2oo·()00 l'l ' Hele!t Bottol _Ia neWspapet' .. ' u~ ~therebe ,,ts..not tl by his aulllant, but havt been exch11J1811111· a door between the r 8ERRf5 WOHLD su~:;," beLh~~:a~~~w:;n:~ ~\~d~:ooo-~ t;:o~: ::! where the blueprints called for built-in metal filing cabinets. Decides AgalDat Mov The House Olfice Buildin& Com· Foreig·n News Commentary Th- M '\ l ;1 D };:_ I ' at . ~ ayan 0 1ill' s worthAbout 33.us . cents ly PIIIL ~M 't. ~~ f ..tion Wuon. Standard trana. Radio ~ ~.,\ ' wq· 60 Dodge VB • • • • s1377 -·lft9 .. 0 ' - - - - $CJ95 PRICES '~Sedan- 8 cyl. Auto. Irons. Radio and heater. Me .<;·, ' I ~9 Ford· , rrr~ · •.0 .. ... ON ALL- Chevrolet - -$1595 FURNITURE QBAND'S T.V. ·· - ~ 8 Puaonce~ Station W01on. Radio and boater, 11"-'J'•n.. V8, new ear trade.Jn. r P'Oall I • ' iJa. ' i'l958 Chevrolet· - • "195 li'lfOilr Station Wagon - 6 Standard tran~ H~ater. J eyl. . '•. 0 1958 Chevrolet • 4 Door Saclan - -- VB, staOOard trans. Heater and radio. • l' ' • • I Door lid :r<t9· Rldlo and hooter,' auto. tra1110o .. ~\ ·~ I , • ' ·1957 Doda, • · - - $795 ( Jloor Sedan, ndio ~d J!eater, onto. trans. Powir atevlaland brakeo, low mll0j18t, on~ owner. . ., l9~4~. DCD,dge • $695 ,~YOrllblll, rodlo and hooter, o~to. tr•n~ Power oto.riD1. lo the recton'o bardeat curteney ~ already Lt However, m testunoll)l released Brllloh boldlnp tn ''al>ltlltealt Alia benhlp Ill .the fedoralloD IOd today by a House oppropriatlo!il Ia oheet ot paper ~ four mi!llt• even ·- oome menu• to subcommittee, Capitol architect J .. ,..;.. iollg, rolorftl 8fe<!ll and the federal coverntnel!i. George Stewari Indicated that yellow ··» · ,t. PNio<llaa the doors would be opened pi..,._ ' But SIDsapore's Cldnooe~ mol<· meal for House membero who It II lifo Maiayon dollar, worth 11111 up 'Ill pll' Cll!l rl. tho l.'ll requelted tt. about Sll ,·V~I"'J , ~ cell!.!· millioo population. loolt upon the "If any member moves Into the ll atvef ~ . . and poll· lederotion'. ~ .M pru..d 11't new building ond wanta a door· Ul:lat11 •ill¥ f,iOh\1~ that Mal· lrotit ~ mstMIHtY of I~ way cut through, 1 om !Ril't ev- ·~•Ia wtll~lill · ll,.!faUty de- and · frog~ t1t4. 1jllllbiU-. of ,Jiocl ery effort will be made to ..,. •i>lte the vehement ~ilion Ill q,tna, . .' , . oommodate hi> penonal wisbel," lnclonaia- and, ~ ~bet )eo. l!uom-moa ol lilt BorMo Wf. Stewort told tho oubcommittee. w oppaoitlolioof\!Je 1~PPIJ'd· tJIOt'let,/11 llnl!lo4 Sarawu IIIII SUbcommittee chairman TQIII ~ Ma!Byin , ~l!'!t .reiJ~\I!'IOrl!t ,~ · ·li!" . . - Steed, J>.Okla., prttlictecl thai 1M ..,....t · lo IIJ'I' ilce Ia ulhen(a _. • • " - -$1395 . Sedan - 6 eyl. Radio and heoter, standard trano. ;' A.ia. .it VB Station Wagon. Orllinal black finish like new. Powerglide 2 Door Hard Top. Radio and heater, auto. trana. :,· ·~ mission , perhaps wishing to avoid UPJ Forelp.. ~ .'A UiyH further criticism of the co~tr0o One fif the reaoono fAir ID use thnitl&houl tlte Malaysia ver~1al structure, th~n dectded the opdmiam that/ •• &he eod of tenltoriet. agamat goh g ahead w1th the pot· Atllll't.'a<,.ew Malaysian Fedora- Slngamoro, · fnr. ftomplo, wiD 1tal project on a wholesale basis. iton will be t.>no,.out of former gain little poUttcally from mem· .illo! • Chevrolet GMC i ton - ,$)()95. ,;,.letuPl S',,..... lhlia. oH owner, nw PaiD!. ' . !ton .. $395 PREVAIL WITH NO TRADE-INS However, We Will Accept Trade-ins. ·--- SPECIAL - a WY W2S5 L Mtln II. Matadore. 4 dr. Sedan. One local owner. Power 1~g and brakes 60 Buick V8 . . . . . s1995 lnv!cta. 2 dr. Hard Top. Low mileage by a one owner. TbiB one Ia really sharp. Power steering. Auto. ahift . 14miles. Wheel Drive. Half steel cab . 39,000 actual I One owner 1 1'157 FORO 2 Door S• d•"· CINn. 1955 FORD VI 2 Poor w,n. 1960 FALCON 2 Dr. Sedln. Buutiful m• Ilium ltl.,., Standanl tr1na. R&H. See It now. 1956 FORD VI 2 Dr • Auto. Heater, fMCI. lum tllue. Looks niH IMide and out. Como -· lt57 FORD 6 Cyt. Radio & Heataer , Standard Trans. 1953 FORD VI 4 Dr. ChHp trensportetlon 60 Chevrolet V8 ... S169S Nomad. 4 dr. Station Wagon. Beautiful red and white Interior. Finest and best CheVrolet series, and tbiJ one is really topl S9;BuickV8·- ••.. S149S ''· Inv!cta. 2 dr. Hard Top. A quality car at a low prit!t!l. We've serviced tbiD one since new ••• - S99S Special. 2 d~. Hard Top. Only S3,~ careful miles by one owner. Automat\~ shift sa Pontiac va .·--·•·st9s ' Star Chief. 2 dr. Hard !l'op. Jll>wer Steerlft8 and br*ll•. Genulue .leather ~e~ts. One itlell owner -~ 11948 JEEP - - - $595 I --60 Chevrolet - - . · s1495 FORDS and heater, ~9&0 Ford - - - - $1595 ~ •I \\\. "'"'" • ooutheaat o~lj; o'll(ltor. DT11' .• :;< \ DISCOUNT ~~~ Rambler - - _$1395 · rHl DAILY :;':ttempt ;,":.!,:..:~~~:;;;"~·:~tJ~~ AT A... ojl D001:-$edan ;::- 6 <yl. Radio and heater, o.tandard tralil. - - - · - - -·,nU;ot< asolatant'l office and thO maiD Note DllllimllullleJ staff room. Ne":o~en ~ quM!k ~ OlvOT•D ro 1Niriiiii 'l11erefo~ ~.... II no way for the d•sOimllarllteo betw- the MilO$ MASON ' the aslllsta~t 1<> communicate with two men of lll<h slmllar..b;~oc~;k~..;~ ~~~~~~~· By oic11 WEIIT "most of 0.. members are g.. the rest of the staff except by gOo grounds. ;"~apeakMa011: Ualletl Pre" Jntemattonal ltng to insiat they have additional lng through tile reception room. ~::e ;nkamo 1are ~ ' :8' WASHING1UN IUPII - con- communlcat!Oa !acUities.'' '111• extra door would prnvlde a 1 d hi1 u U011 "1 a 1mp ttl''". ~ · elire~:.. ~ link bet ween th e two. eatb of na.• lded aongDemocra co """".. gress may apend u much liB Cost ·Near SZOO.oot 1200.000 cutting extra doors If su<h to the case. then the It seems to me that the prob· ~hlch InchX: natlonallzaUoncyof through the walls in the new f70 total cost presumallly would be lem could be partly solved by ind tal neutrality ::J\:::~ ' million Houae Office Building. 10mewhere ili' the neighborhood of hovinJI the conf!f11Uman and his b ~try. ! proc ":: 1 ! Apparently , nobody noticed that $2011:0011. 11 seems unlikely that staff change places. That, how· 11ut :;.:,.d ~.,:.II, ·•• additional door would be need· cuttmg the dooro one ot a hme ever, would ereate another pro!> YH h that th 'ed in each of the l69 suites until would be ' any . cheaper than cut- iem by .cutting the conJII'OIImiD lionel; some sample rooms in the as yet ling them slmulllneoosly. off from hlo uslstant. Ionia! te IUITOUIIII .unllC<'IIpied bUilding were put on Each ouite In tho new building " It goes .to ohow yoo that not powtl'll 1 Idisplay recently. will have three rool»-<lne for the all desigllll'l of oro.,. butldlnl• nes a. I By that time It was too late congressman,,Dfle for the staff and are without fault," comnwtliA!d to say "oops" and start over. The one In the midllle, cltvided by a Rep. Welt Boron, R-Wash. major portion of the building, a etas" partition~ ·ror a .receptioniRt Offhand, I would .., that II 1 \ part of a $UU million House of· and the aclmlttlttrau,.. asoistant. the understatement of the week. ~ ..,.. ' fil-e expansion lrogram, had al~ · · . 1 (Ill ready boen rompletecl. QUALITY Names New Officen - -. -· $1495 ! ~,S WHOLESALE PRICES · Eaatern Star <l!illloor•Sedan - 6 cyl Standard trana. Radio and heater. !fPir i \congressman. There Ia •, door between the brlt!j a halt~ the Insults ofhctl and the one for montha their two • 1961 Chevrolet - - $1695 b' "Free, White and 21'' opens June 17. They're afraid that in the present elimate of the nation, some theatre-goers might be carried away by the picture's theme ... Edward Woortward probably doesn't know it yet, but the producers of "High Spirits" are seriously consider· lng him for the leading male role in the lhow - which is a musical version of Noel Coward's "Blithe Spirit." • • • f olk . Inter. sling fact for or d mary •ho wonder how Las Vegas can pa y tbese staggering salaries to stars head· lining at the hotels: One operator, off the record, say~ th e entrrtainers are by far the best customers at the gambling tableo. He estimates th ey lose a total of more than $15,000,000 a vear Straw In the wwd" Writer Leroite Bennett .Jr., who was working on a biography of the Rev. Martin Luther Kin g, has been ad· vised to put it aside and concentrate on - .1961 Chevrolet - -----' OIMOLITS 1951 CHEVROLET 4 dr 6 cyt. statio!! w1'157 CHEVROLET 4 dr s-Ian VI. 1'155 CHEVROLET 2 dr Sedan 1953 CHIVROLIT 2 dr HatdNp 1951 CHIVROLIT VI llftiNllo Honltop. Boautiful rod flnloh. Std. trans.. lt'a nlce. -it. 1955 CHEVROLET 4 tlr. 6 cyt. R&H. ShU. trans. lconomlcal traMpoi tallw• n • , IICOftd car. See lt. 1955 CHEVROLIT Ita. Hlco llft!d oiHII. See II. w.-. RAMBLERS IHQ RAMILEJI Amorican 2 Dr. Staftdant TranL 1961 RAMBLER Con•ortlbto. Red , ... whlto, Stondartl trent. RHI ciHII end nico. One leal ..,..,. See " now . PLYMOUTHs STUDE BAKERS IUICKS dl..t nl... VI G,...n. VI. t ...lonobluo. VI. haeh color. VI. ~C$ , ... llue end whi ltSt PLYMOUTH4 Dr. 1'151 PL YMOUT H 4 dr. ·lt57 PL TMOUTH ~·· 1t56 PL YMOUTM 44 tlr, 2 ... . 1m PL TMOUTit lt56 PL YMQU'IH OI.DSMOII!O ,.,. • *"-*'' . ',.,_ ... I ' ~~i HaW,,,......... W11 And Thtty .;; o6ing,.\t i<' '!" • .( ,..,., .,..•.., . "*· ..,,,. ' ' ·~ •.. ~ ' ' • 0 • ~ Sta. wii~tt . ~ . 0 :' WHOLES4LE 'PRiCE$ See ' .... ~-~ ' MERCURYS METROPOilfAi·; ' . .. , �1.1 ' '. ~~ eds Win Doublehe~ller From J:lucs ----~:;::.;;; ALL STAR mil*. x.- City. ~II By U•IW.....,. - - <UPn - 'ftte u or NOw Yotlt night alght lhl'ff-day oerles tnnllhl with Jim Johnny Ingell hurll!d • 011&- O'Toole hopJnc tn poal hla lOili • Chicago IWlla• City Booton Loll Angeles Cleveland lletroU Washnt«ton at ~ .llfl San Praneliro Cltleago 91 22• .585 I McDtmlel was .. tll'ocllve on 26 :Ill .531 ~ 31 0 .571 .. . hit shutout for the Middleport win of tho ...... and the the .. ht Wll!l pt Ill :II li .• 4% Jll. Loulf n .1'/t .. . • . J . ·. ' Boyo' League Yankeeo l)llinst halldlng the Giant. their 'fourth 23 2l .4tll 6 LQI Angeles 29 t.'l .5111 1 8 three-game win streak. Ule Ro>dlegs Wedn<!Sday Iller· llrai.!ht aet~. Ta~in& over for :16 ge A'll ' CiltaiJinall • • 510 ~~ 4 .0 noon Tlm.-.day night the Redo, Homey &!hultt with tho- lull :10 :101 .as B\1 PlttsllurP Ill I& , , ~· 1ng up for the previOW\ nlght. alld ona Dt ia<the tllp of tho lOili 21 ll8 QJI 9 lfllwlltlbe 11 rr• 1fl Jill 1 The ·R ed legs and Tigers ·wer ' rt ·h d In wlnnlne tha e.o decliiltn, '.swept bolh eames of I twi-nlpt 1 ho plcltod Wlllltt )llays oil ~ It 35 :11117 If P~Jphla II • : . fl;; . ul-.•· l Pu!n~' , Bova• Leag e e WJT~er~o 91 sc 8 • 1 JngPls fanne.j ieVen Redleg bat- doub1eheader from "'e Pirates at ~se 1nd t.hcm llruck out Ed BaiHouston • • ·It _., 1 ~.- 'l'h'loi R•d,e 0, d•f thu ~ames u~ ay ~ ternoon lers and walked three. Tbe on- Pittsburgh, as Frank Robinson ' Joy to and the throat. 11NoJ011ay'o llftolll Now York ' 11 •¥ .,., ·reated e ankees b\ a h•ndy 14·5 "On mv team, evorybod} ly hll off lhe Yankee pitcher took the league teod ln run• batllaltimore 4 New York 2, nlght .... .37D . ~ 11 11 t 1~ h~1'"fin trers were edgmg ~hP DodgPrs 9-7 , plays!'' was a s('ralC'h ~ngJE" by Bobby l.ef:t '" 1.\lth a total of 45. LJ~ McDaniel, Akman didn't Wa:Jhington I IJOStOD 1, nlaht ,...,...,.••• ; : II ~ · , '" !Mrf tallv ~oesn t exactl~· rese'llble . ---- -~ Manle) m lhe fourth. • ' lei tni<J tho Cerdinels-Phllliot tODiy gall)eli ocbedull!()J Cbl<ogo s Ban traa ~ 10 ltmt._o ?! • 1f.! .!hl _. ... Hr-d lr>"" 'n'•U ntbmen tossed a no-hitter at t h e u was a very 1atisfaetory nig~t 1,. .,,....,. u"tJ1 tht late •nnmgs but Frida ., PrebQJ.e rtlehert 6\. Louts 1 phtJa f. ' tght , , •••k1't'S Ke' h \1t 1--rnzie, Haggy and Jeff Man· Mickey Childs opneed on the for the Rw. explodinllllr 12 hllll .,.. be did gtl hil eltan<:e on Jha Minne:;Ja at Los Angeles 'Ptuswr.:. 6 lttllwl ·" ,.l\J.11 }\ t'l' ~ th f- ptt 1 hPr s "ho chalkP.d up the nn-hit victory. mound for t'le Red legs and WIB in the first ga;ne. wh•ch they won 1P•MuUI ••~ delwtred b pmetl double (night) _ Kaat <4.,.) va Chance ClMlnnatl 10 PJttl t ~ ntlht . ~Til P Ill (( ~Tt urk Ottl l:i batters, walked 11 and hit six. relieved bv Laudermilt m the 7-5, and then t•appmg the •etlan that drove ID the wi"n.in& run In \$-4) . tOnly R• ~·JedJ ] :r.Rnhin Phalln on the Rou!fh had d bl nd . second. The two_ Redleas pitch· with 111 I0-5 wm w•th a JO·hltter. a S-4 victory for St. Lou1s. chieaco at Kansa 11 City <nis'IU aPiioehln 1 00 1 !.· tmn.mrl thr losers . Smith ea• single sms f' ers • Loula at Now York Cnlghll · ·o blor Bob , · was re· ond Ronnte · struck out fJve and walked Fm Robinson 1t was a partleu111art.d Wlh ~·Ito -Pitarro <441 vo. Thies ((1-t), st. 11 : ' lit"'' .. SIX ..,.. ~ '·- tS.H or Waobl>um (Ji.lll d,1 h,. tu errv 1r1 the , Two Tiger rulll! ·in the fifth 1 larly good time He elout.d his r;ew Yor1: at Detroit Cntghtl- -·•Y= 1 , enlrq~ ~.:k H~acor~ :a~h!ehf~~-l tnniug allowed that Pomeroy ! Hitters" for the Yankees were, loth and 11th homers m the first m~~~i~ally. Altmau bepn h.b Stafford (2-4) vs. Aguirre (4-5 •. vs. _Ja~so~ <•·5>, . , ML·Kentl" had d team to edge the vbnting DodMike Evans WJth a double and game, giving htm four m two b JY eague career With tbe Cuba C 1eve Ia 11 d at Washington Cincmnatl ,.t Philadelphle 3 10 1 bl• '"': tl .'nte 1,,. gers 9-7 Bob Burdetle wa• wm· I Bobby Rico, a triple and n,e performance was good Cl.f) va. lluol:· O'Toole 19-!) vs. MoSte·,·e H&l(g\1 knocked a c·tn•uil . nmg pitcher Other Ttger hurl· Red legs to a 4-0 wm over the smg e, Jtmmy . Conde, a smgle for thrtY: RBls sent McDaniel from St. Louis , • clol Hnd a doubiP , Jpd Wtll al · I ers were Danny Hood, starter. Senators Thursdav in the only and double, Rtchard Haggerty. The back-to-hack wins to Chicago. ,, "" pounded the horsehide for a Danny Abbott and Larry Walk· Middle t B , ·Le John Ingels and Larry Grogan, pushed the Reds above the .. homt , aa:ue game all sing! es. ~ ' Rob' d Colerun .an.d i:WQ singles, Coty er. T.hP T'tger moun dsmen fan- Iplayed.por ovs · mark again end retmned them "'•n~ maon a.Dd Gory Booth knocked 1 triple, M i k e ned IG and walked seven. . . By innings fifth place, 3~ games out of paced the Ctnclnnab Redo -- · : Don Anderson opened up 00 1 MlUIIey, m gomg lhe route for i J•m Maloney neaded help in a 7-& and 111-5 twl·ntght swoop the mound for the Dodgers, was the winners, farmed seven Sena- Red legs 000 000 - 0 1 2 first game from Bill Henry, the Pitt.llburgh PJrates in tbe :relieved by John Buck in the tor Patters and walked two. The Yankees 332 OOi': - 8 9 1 took over in the seventh inning other NL aamea scheduled. Men's Unifol'ftil' fl•nts lhird and then R,ick Werner Redleg pitching ace also sock- Ingels and Grogan conserve Moloney's eighth . Roblnaon belte(l hi8 loth alld IY OSHKOSH Grey-Greei>-TIA eame m durmg the fifth. Dod· ed a double and smgle in three Childs, Lauthtrmllt (!) a n d thts season. Joey Jay w<IU all lith htt tn hel 1 ,.._ ger pitohers struck out nine and lrtps lo the pla!e. Manley. way the dnightcap for his · Jlm Mmle::!., .,..Is!A:r :!"nerhi.1 e!ghthp alked . .•n ll .. a o.. _, nreJ: $4.19 " Birdie Demoskey went a II wm m . eclSaQm. . vil'tory in the opener •nd Cole10 even dozen. . Danny Abbott w~s the hit- the way on the mound fur the a perfect day. in the batter's .T~"K> P1rates threatened Jn the man drove in five runl Jn tbe ling otar for the wmners with Senators, giving up sil hits, box. Laudermtlt poundl!d two mnth when !hey pounded Jay for nightcap as .Joey Jay posted his Ma~'l lhtrt SIMvt 5hlrt ·n 1 TtMalch-• I home run and two smgtes. Otb- fanning eight baitero ond walk· doubles. and a single. Besides four runa belore he ended the up- third triumph.· Joe Gibbon 0 n d 5-M-1. l XL - $1.91 l $2.4t er Tager ~Jtters wer~ Larry ing five others. Demoake also Manley s tw~ hits. the only oth- nstng. . . Don Schwall were the losin • g I, Walker With two smgles and led tho SenatMs In batli/ with er Redle& htt was a single by . Everybody aoemod to ba hitting pllchers. , Bob Burdette ond Donny Hood, a· st·ngl nd do b' Thg I Jim Wildermuth. m the first game for the Reds. . • MENS . Ie.eae h. ute. eony PleRo ··•. a smg other ·sea enator h"ta . 1 By innings e fie hdf a our sm&W"· In th1 American Lea~Ue. the Blue Pincheck P•ntl 80ffleo{lhe Tom Sarvpr topped Ute . Dod· bv Jim Clatw~r:hy : : ~7: es Senators 000 000 _ o 1 6 Cardenas slt\liled home a Baltimore Oriolea took over flrll '. 1 ger hitting with a homer and a · . ey. Redlegs 003 JOX - 4 6 1 nab run. Daryl Speneer and plaoo wtth a l-11 win over tho Sizes 32·50 _ $3.49 single. Rick Werner had the Danny Laudermllt led t h el' Oemoskey and T. Hawley. my Hitrper added to lite attack. !'lew York Ytulkeea whlle lite onl. y other Dodger ex:tra base Islugging for the winners with Manley and Dennis Boggs Cardenas was sucet'!ssfuJ twice at W8Jbin&tcm Senaton downed tbe 1 Mon'• $hort Sl-• Iknock, a triple. Other Dodger · the plato. lkilktll Rsd So• 2·1 for 1hetr Blue Ch1mbr'y SHIRTS '' I hi~(ers were sinetes by p a t It was a long night but weD fourth straight vi<lory in tho only ToGoWJihAboYt 10 Bnen, Tom Vaughan, D 0 n worth Ule tune for the Reds. · other 1ame ochl!duJed. 5-M-L .. .. .. .. .. .. $1.91 Dailey and John Buck. holjl up the start of the firat TilerS :!30 1120- t 7 2 (or more than two hours. Milwaukee al Pittaburgh ' Dodgers 340 000 - 7 7 3 A highlight of the seooad tnighO -Show 11-!1 vs. Mclleon Mon'aC-Cord I Hood. Abbott (I ) Burdette 4 ' was. baoes-loadod triple (5-l), TROUSERS . SHIRTS tWPI, Larry Walker 16 1, and dy Coleman in the tlilrd lnnl1111 1 In Greco, Brown, Blue Burdett., Swatzel (4J. '-' • lf that g~t Jay off to a atart \0 San Franei_oco at Houston Wltb Tbe l!A!gutar Ander.011, Buck (3), Ri c k The Little Southern Assocla- In the other Little Southem wm. Cincinnall added another run <nlghU - Bobn C2.0) vs. Notte(Conventional Log) Worner (5) . (LP), and Dailey. tlon opened its seasoo game. Radne'o Yanks In thai mmng, two m the ftftb and barl CH). . Not, Pecge41 Yank... 1104 010 i o 5 day with the Raeine Reds, contained last Inning Letart four more m lite sevenUl. IJJs Angel .. at Cbtcaflo-0ry81 .· Sips 30-46, Retlleg_o 436 OIX - 14 It 3 racuse Giants and the Racine rally to edge lhe viaitors 3-~ .. Rose, Bob stmner, Pmooa, Rob· dale (S.(J) vs. Koonce (J.JI or CW.IyP,hone 2 Phalin CLPJ, Werry 3, Ja- Yankees picking up first round Rick Cadle was wlnninll pil<!h- mson, Colelllan and John Toth U- l. , _ ,• •&mHocobs i , and Werry, Jacobs J, wins. for Racine. Jarrell pitched· wards were ..U ~ . llalltnler'• Go51• Lauio W)' ,2,5422 Werry ~. ell Ule way for Letart era In lht MOO!lll PJDe al..~ • New YOiil , McKenzie ~Y 3 Mankin The Rocme Redo downt>.l the . · · pense of five Pirate burien. Cbtel!utall at Pblladalphla fi and .Roosh McK...W:. J Syracuse Indians 7·1 on a four ' Racine_ -~ed. all of Its l't!ns Reds left seven men on baoe Mllwaukee al Plttobl¥&h POM&ROY, .OHICL ' · inning nt>hitter pitched by the f11st. 11Ull11jl and ~wt Lindy Mdlanlel of lbo • Loo Angeles at Cbioago cine's Albert Prolfltl. , u~ tts only two durinc Culttt and Georae Al~ of San Fran at Houotnn, night The game was called after a last mrung rally. Beegle, Sht~o- st. LouJo CardinJIIs, who flam'ed';lir""";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiii;&..~~;;...;;o; four lnnmgs becauile of an In· ler and Span1ler, all wtth 1 six-player d(NIJ lllno Jury suffered by 8 Syracqoe les, were the only Letart hitters. qo, ft&ured lll(ailt player. For !~Kine, BrUce Hart and t11ro&-w111 Ito for lbo Na~lonalll Tom Knapp was moundsman Tom Diddle both .had a pair o( Leap lead. · for the losing Syracuse team, Cadle and Kenny •The fanllistle ~ ' he gave up singles to B e r r y each hnd a base !mock. and •lumplnl san 1 Hart, Rookie Crow, Snider and By Innings anto aro aD deadlocJntd Ill' Sellers ot the lll!d.o. 1 . Lellrt 000 002 - 2 I plilee and the twO men· chlolly ,... The Syracuse Glaitll P!ll to.00 CJOX - 3 I sponslblO .for lbt oaarl ore Me· i•ther II hits to delut Port.- J1rreU and Beqlt, Cndle and Dania! anb Altawl. land's Boys' League team 9-7. Theiss McDalllo~ aD qrdlltariJ woek· ROilllle Bachtol was winning Syrac:111e Ind. 010 0 - I I blttJnC relief pitcller 'lilto una1q . l pttcller for Syracuse, but was !~Kine lll!dl .. 241 X - 7 I lives · Wll)' to a J>llleb ldl:tlr, telleved by Tom Sehaelfer in K111pp and J. Crow, Proffitt bls oWn JilDe Thursday with a the sixth dw-lng a last inni"ll R. Crow loth Inning homer olf 11111r Pliir8 Portland rally. Sellers went. all Giants 1111 031 - 9 11 that beat tile Glllftll s-1 aad gave the way on the mound for PortOD 003 - 7 I the CUbo tllelr Mh otrallht viel ::\. land. Bachtel, Schaeffer 6, and J. tory. ,.. ·~ ' · Scbaeffer led the Syracuse M. Smith (,), Sell· '11tH hilti11jl attaclt with two drubleo 111'1 ..,t C<i&arl. The viCtMy waa 'MeDaniel'o lind a pair of singles. Other Sy- .. ,. ' . · - e Bachtel EIJrl IIWfee • • • II• ......, ...Ill dill racu10 ~lUers c •~, £" p·orneroy Boy , 's onference ;,,~ ,_. ,._,T ~ 8'" ~ ma~· ro ~, :.00 Man}ey Hurls v· ! .,..tl Ci~clnoaU 4-0 IClOfY For Redlegs ~r:uted l~e gH~~lle;~- ~ ~~~o St••• I IPPWa,.,,m.;:...,..le pi~~~~th:~~t:"ut ~~~~Yt.o ~~:n:~~ tnpl~ ~ay< Ia~! ~- ~al~n toth;h:.~:m:.a.i: :~~~ (t-~van I!IOM.THINGJ OLD ~':ht/:;.2 ) . . • • Iter throt~rb ' q i HOBBY KITS ePLANES ' ' NEW COMDAICT :~~~~ t~thhl; MOTOROLA. 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A tendar devotion that will Jrow richer and d011per .aa they ahare Ute aunehint and sbadowa of Ufa, With the.. tw<>-the Haom,thlnr old" that uv.. In her aoul, and the "•omethlll&' new'' t!lat thrills In her heart-she cornu to her bu•band . .And if he com"'! to her ~rlnr the INIIIII treaau!'N, &heir llllrriiP cannot fall ! · .. In LSA Openers I llllrtlliDtr SOIIIIthlftl old1 /1. foltll Ito God such a.i has been ... f011nclatln ot Jife for lllllllona of ChrlaUana Wort ller• .A lilliPit IOilV~Ion found In the r•li· rlou• lutruotloQ lllle ne.iftd aa a child, nurtured In rt~~~lar WOI'ahlp M Cbanb, readr to 10 with !": STEAl( HOUSF w ,.. II" to . .PIIilllll 1 Crow's ~"'ed or bluo W~ ~ tho •ure promise ·bf will 1'41t ,.. 1 • News ' L. Pd. GB . _ 11 ope11 • , Senij~el Church ('ZituUY'. a.-. MlnneJota 81 ..... Angeles. ntpl . Lead at Detroit, ' H't I Sbutout RUD!il" '-") Takes 0ver, RBI Ame-. Leapt Cle~~eltmd at Wultln&ton. night 0nePHILADELPHIA ~ Ia many day• third the · w. ~ IIIJht "'•'n Thursday Clncirutatl Redo alld tho l'hlladel· season and the Cubtt·'nlh In Uw!ir Baltimore Ill 11 .1114 . . . . N--1 ....... • W pl>!!t PhllU.. 10111-game. last If oonte.ts. Now York " II .lf7 I~ · W• ·f.: PtC. . . GE P 'R·edlegs r·tgers post' w·IDS ~ ': 1 _ . ., ~Robinson Clouts Two -Home ' ... In g~ ls HurIs tA .t-1 ,. '· • ,) ...,.. ' . . .. . . . . ' .,, ·~·~ A CRUIC St. Po.ul's �1.1 ' '. ~~ eds Win Doublehe~ller From J:lucs ----~:;::.;;; ALL STAR mil*. x.- City. ~II By U•IW.....,. - - <UPn - 'ftte u or NOw Yotlt night alght lhl'ff-day oerles tnnllhl with Jim Johnny Ingell hurll!d • 011&- O'Toole hopJnc tn poal hla lOili • Chicago IWlla• City Booton Loll Angeles Cleveland lletroU Washnt«ton at ~ .llfl San Praneliro Cltleago 91 22• .585 I McDtmlel was .. tll'ocllve on 26 :Ill .531 ~ 31 0 .571 .. . hit shutout for the Middleport win of tho ...... and the the .. ht Wll!l pt Ill :II li .• 4% Jll. Loulf n .1'/t .. . • . J . ·. ' Boyo' League Yankeeo l)llinst halldlng the Giant. their 'fourth 23 2l .4tll 6 LQI Angeles 29 t.'l .5111 1 8 three-game win streak. Ule Ro>dlegs Wedn<!Sday Iller· llrai.!ht aet~. Ta~in& over for :16 ge A'll ' CiltaiJinall • • 510 ~~ 4 .0 noon Tlm.-.day night the Redo, Homey &!hultt with tho- lull :10 :101 .as B\1 PlttsllurP Ill I& , , ~· 1ng up for the previOW\ nlght. alld ona Dt ia<the tllp of tho lOili 21 ll8 QJI 9 lfllwlltlbe 11 rr• 1fl Jill 1 The ·R ed legs and Tigers ·wer ' rt ·h d In wlnnlne tha e.o decliiltn, '.swept bolh eames of I twi-nlpt 1 ho plcltod Wlllltt )llays oil ~ It 35 :11117 If P~Jphla II • : . fl;; . ul-.•· l Pu!n~' , Bova• Leag e e WJT~er~o 91 sc 8 • 1 JngPls fanne.j ieVen Redleg bat- doub1eheader from "'e Pirates at ~se 1nd t.hcm llruck out Ed BaiHouston • • ·It _., 1 ~.- 'l'h'loi R•d,e 0, d•f thu ~ames u~ ay ~ ternoon lers and walked three. Tbe on- Pittsburgh, as Frank Robinson ' Joy to and the throat. 11NoJ011ay'o llftolll Now York ' 11 •¥ .,., ·reated e ankees b\ a h•ndy 14·5 "On mv team, evorybod} ly hll off lhe Yankee pitcher took the league teod ln run• batllaltimore 4 New York 2, nlght .... .37D . ~ 11 11 t 1~ h~1'"fin trers were edgmg ~hP DodgPrs 9-7 , plays!'' was a s('ralC'h ~ngJE" by Bobby l.ef:t '" 1.\lth a total of 45. LJ~ McDaniel, Akman didn't Wa:Jhington I IJOStOD 1, nlaht ,...,...,.••• ; : II ~ · , '" !Mrf tallv ~oesn t exactl~· rese'llble . ---- -~ Manle) m lhe fourth. • ' lei tni<J tho Cerdinels-Phllliot tODiy gall)eli ocbedull!()J Cbl<ogo s Ban traa ~ 10 ltmt._o ?! • 1f.! .!hl _. ... Hr-d lr>"" 'n'•U ntbmen tossed a no-hitter at t h e u was a very 1atisfaetory nig~t 1,. .,,....,. u"tJ1 tht late •nnmgs but Frida ., PrebQJ.e rtlehert 6\. Louts 1 phtJa f. ' tght , , •••k1't'S Ke' h \1t 1--rnzie, Haggy and Jeff Man· Mickey Childs opneed on the for the Rw. explodinllllr 12 hllll .,.. be did gtl hil eltan<:e on Jha Minne:;Ja at Los Angeles 'Ptuswr.:. 6 lttllwl ·" ,.l\J.11 }\ t'l' ~ th f- ptt 1 hPr s "ho chalkP.d up the nn-hit victory. mound for t'le Red legs and WIB in the first ga;ne. wh•ch they won 1P•MuUI ••~ delwtred b pmetl double (night) _ Kaat <4.,.) va Chance ClMlnnatl 10 PJttl t ~ ntlht . ~Til P Ill (( ~Tt urk Ottl l:i batters, walked 11 and hit six. relieved bv Laudermilt m the 7-5, and then t•appmg the •etlan that drove ID the wi"n.in& run In \$-4) . tOnly R• ~·JedJ ] :r.Rnhin Phalln on the Rou!fh had d bl nd . second. The two_ Redleas pitch· with 111 I0-5 wm w•th a JO·hltter. a S-4 victory for St. Lou1s. chieaco at Kansa 11 City <nis'IU aPiioehln 1 00 1 !.· tmn.mrl thr losers . Smith ea• single sms f' ers • Loula at Now York Cnlghll · ·o blor Bob , · was re· ond Ronnte · struck out fJve and walked Fm Robinson 1t was a partleu111art.d Wlh ~·Ito -Pitarro <441 vo. Thies ((1-t), st. 11 : ' lit"'' .. SIX ..,.. ~ '·- tS.H or Waobl>um (Ji.lll d,1 h,. tu errv 1r1 the , Two Tiger rulll! ·in the fifth 1 larly good time He elout.d his r;ew Yor1: at Detroit Cntghtl- -·•Y= 1 , enlrq~ ~.:k H~acor~ :a~h!ehf~~-l tnniug allowed that Pomeroy ! Hitters" for the Yankees were, loth and 11th homers m the first m~~~i~ally. Altmau bepn h.b Stafford (2-4) vs. Aguirre (4-5 •. vs. _Ja~so~ <•·5>, . , ML·Kentl" had d team to edge the vbnting DodMike Evans WJth a double and game, giving htm four m two b JY eague career With tbe Cuba C 1eve Ia 11 d at Washington Cincmnatl ,.t Philadelphle 3 10 1 bl• '"': tl .'nte 1,,. gers 9-7 Bob Burdetle wa• wm· I Bobby Rico, a triple and n,e performance was good Cl.f) va. lluol:· O'Toole 19-!) vs. MoSte·,·e H&l(g\1 knocked a c·tn•uil . nmg pitcher Other Ttger hurl· Red legs to a 4-0 wm over the smg e, Jtmmy . Conde, a smgle for thrtY: RBls sent McDaniel from St. Louis , • clol Hnd a doubiP , Jpd Wtll al · I ers were Danny Hood, starter. Senators Thursdav in the only and double, Rtchard Haggerty. The back-to-hack wins to Chicago. ,, "" pounded the horsehide for a Danny Abbott and Larry Walk· Middle t B , ·Le John Ingels and Larry Grogan, pushed the Reds above the .. homt , aa:ue game all sing! es. ~ ' Rob' d Colerun .an.d i:WQ singles, Coty er. T.hP T'tger moun dsmen fan- Iplayed.por ovs · mark again end retmned them "'•n~ maon a.Dd Gory Booth knocked 1 triple, M i k e ned IG and walked seven. . . By innings fifth place, 3~ games out of paced the Ctnclnnab Redo -- · : Don Anderson opened up 00 1 MlUIIey, m gomg lhe route for i J•m Maloney neaded help in a 7-& and 111-5 twl·ntght swoop the mound for the Dodgers, was the winners, farmed seven Sena- Red legs 000 000 - 0 1 2 first game from Bill Henry, the Pitt.llburgh PJrates in tbe :relieved by John Buck in the tor Patters and walked two. The Yankees 332 OOi': - 8 9 1 took over in the seventh inning other NL aamea scheduled. Men's Unifol'ftil' fl•nts lhird and then R,ick Werner Redleg pitching ace also sock- Ingels and Grogan conserve Moloney's eighth . Roblnaon belte(l hi8 loth alld IY OSHKOSH Grey-Greei>-TIA eame m durmg the fifth. Dod· ed a double and smgle in three Childs, Lauthtrmllt (!) a n d thts season. Joey Jay w<IU all lith htt tn hel 1 ,.._ ger pitohers struck out nine and lrtps lo the pla!e. Manley. way the dnightcap for his · Jlm Mmle::!., .,..Is!A:r :!"nerhi.1 e!ghthp alked . .•n ll .. a o.. _, nreJ: $4.19 " Birdie Demoskey went a II wm m . eclSaQm. . vil'tory in the opener •nd Cole10 even dozen. . Danny Abbott w~s the hit- the way on the mound fur the a perfect day. in the batter's .T~"K> P1rates threatened Jn the man drove in five runl Jn tbe ling otar for the wmners with Senators, giving up sil hits, box. Laudermtlt poundl!d two mnth when !hey pounded Jay for nightcap as .Joey Jay posted his Ma~'l lhtrt SIMvt 5hlrt ·n 1 TtMalch-• I home run and two smgtes. Otb- fanning eight baitero ond walk· doubles. and a single. Besides four runa belore he ended the up- third triumph.· Joe Gibbon 0 n d 5-M-1. l XL - $1.91 l $2.4t er Tager ~Jtters wer~ Larry ing five others. Demoake also Manley s tw~ hits. the only oth- nstng. . . Don Schwall were the losin • g I, Walker With two smgles and led tho SenatMs In batli/ with er Redle& htt was a single by . Everybody aoemod to ba hitting pllchers. , Bob Burdette ond Donny Hood, a· st·ngl nd do b' Thg I Jim Wildermuth. m the first game for the Reds. . • MENS . Ie.eae h. ute. eony PleRo ··•. a smg other ·sea enator h"ta . 1 By innings e fie hdf a our sm&W"· In th1 American Lea~Ue. the Blue Pincheck P•ntl 80ffleo{lhe Tom Sarvpr topped Ute . Dod· bv Jim Clatw~r:hy : : ~7: es Senators 000 000 _ o 1 6 Cardenas slt\liled home a Baltimore Oriolea took over flrll '. 1 ger hitting with a homer and a · . ey. Redlegs 003 JOX - 4 6 1 nab run. Daryl Speneer and plaoo wtth a l-11 win over tho Sizes 32·50 _ $3.49 single. Rick Werner had the Danny Laudermllt led t h el' Oemoskey and T. Hawley. my Hitrper added to lite attack. !'lew York Ytulkeea whlle lite onl. y other Dodger ex:tra base Islugging for the winners with Manley and Dennis Boggs Cardenas was sucet'!ssfuJ twice at W8Jbin&tcm Senaton downed tbe 1 Mon'• $hort Sl-• Iknock, a triple. Other Dodger · the plato. lkilktll Rsd So• 2·1 for 1hetr Blue Ch1mbr'y SHIRTS '' I hi~(ers were sinetes by p a t It was a long night but weD fourth straight vi<lory in tho only ToGoWJihAboYt 10 Bnen, Tom Vaughan, D 0 n worth Ule tune for the Reds. · other 1ame ochl!duJed. 5-M-L .. .. .. .. .. .. $1.91 Dailey and John Buck. holjl up the start of the firat TilerS :!30 1120- t 7 2 (or more than two hours. Milwaukee al Pittaburgh ' Dodgers 340 000 - 7 7 3 A highlight of the seooad tnighO -Show 11-!1 vs. Mclleon Mon'aC-Cord I Hood. Abbott (I ) Burdette 4 ' was. baoes-loadod triple (5-l), TROUSERS . SHIRTS tWPI, Larry Walker 16 1, and dy Coleman in the tlilrd lnnl1111 1 In Greco, Brown, Blue Burdett., Swatzel (4J. '-' • lf that g~t Jay off to a atart \0 San Franei_oco at Houston Wltb Tbe l!A!gutar Ander.011, Buck (3), Ri c k The Little Southern Assocla- In the other Little Southem wm. Cincinnall added another run <nlghU - Bobn C2.0) vs. Notte(Conventional Log) Worner (5) . (LP), and Dailey. tlon opened its seasoo game. Radne'o Yanks In thai mmng, two m the ftftb and barl CH). . Not, Pecge41 Yank... 1104 010 i o 5 day with the Raeine Reds, contained last Inning Letart four more m lite sevenUl. IJJs Angel .. at Cbtcaflo-0ry81 .· Sips 30-46, Retlleg_o 436 OIX - 14 It 3 racuse Giants and the Racine rally to edge lhe viaitors 3-~ .. Rose, Bob stmner, Pmooa, Rob· dale (S.(J) vs. Koonce (J.JI or CW.IyP,hone 2 Phalin CLPJ, Werry 3, Ja- Yankees picking up first round Rick Cadle was wlnninll pil<!h- mson, Colelllan and John Toth U- l. , _ ,• •&mHocobs i , and Werry, Jacobs J, wins. for Racine. Jarrell pitched· wards were ..U ~ . llalltnler'• Go51• Lauio W)' ,2,5422 Werry ~. ell Ule way for Letart era In lht MOO!lll PJDe al..~ • New YOiil , McKenzie ~Y 3 Mankin The Rocme Redo downt>.l the . · · pense of five Pirate burien. Cbtel!utall at Pblladalphla fi and .Roosh McK...W:. J Syracuse Indians 7·1 on a four ' Racine_ -~ed. all of Its l't!ns Reds left seven men on baoe Mllwaukee al Plttobl¥&h POM&ROY, .OHICL ' · inning nt>hitter pitched by the f11st. 11Ull11jl and ~wt Lindy Mdlanlel of lbo • Loo Angeles at Cbioago cine's Albert Prolfltl. , u~ tts only two durinc Culttt and Georae Al~ of San Fran at Houotnn, night The game was called after a last mrung rally. Beegle, Sht~o- st. LouJo CardinJIIs, who flam'ed';lir""";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiii;&..~~;;...;;o; four lnnmgs becauile of an In· ler and Span1ler, all wtth 1 six-player d(NIJ lllno Jury suffered by 8 Syracqoe les, were the only Letart hitters. qo, ft&ured lll(ailt player. For !~Kine, BrUce Hart and t11ro&-w111 Ito for lbo Na~lonalll Tom Knapp was moundsman Tom Diddle both .had a pair o( Leap lead. · for the losing Syracuse team, Cadle and Kenny •The fanllistle ~ ' he gave up singles to B e r r y each hnd a base !mock. and •lumplnl san 1 Hart, Rookie Crow, Snider and By Innings anto aro aD deadlocJntd Ill' Sellers ot the lll!d.o. 1 . Lellrt 000 002 - 2 I plilee and the twO men· chlolly ,... The Syracuse Glaitll P!ll to.00 CJOX - 3 I sponslblO .for lbt oaarl ore Me· i•ther II hits to delut Port.- J1rreU and Beqlt, Cndle and Dania! anb Altawl. land's Boys' League team 9-7. Theiss McDalllo~ aD qrdlltariJ woek· ROilllle Bachtol was winning Syrac:111e Ind. 010 0 - I I blttJnC relief pitcller 'lilto una1q . l pttcller for Syracuse, but was !~Kine lll!dl .. 241 X - 7 I lives · Wll)' to a J>llleb ldl:tlr, telleved by Tom Sehaelfer in K111pp and J. Crow, Proffitt bls oWn JilDe Thursday with a the sixth dw-lng a last inni"ll R. Crow loth Inning homer olf 11111r Pliir8 Portland rally. Sellers went. all Giants 1111 031 - 9 11 that beat tile Glllftll s-1 aad gave the way on the mound for PortOD 003 - 7 I the CUbo tllelr Mh otrallht viel ::\. land. Bachtel, Schaeffer 6, and J. tory. ,.. ·~ ' · Scbaeffer led the Syracuse M. Smith (,), Sell· '11tH hilti11jl attaclt with two drubleo 111'1 ..,t C<i&arl. The viCtMy waa 'MeDaniel'o lind a pair of singles. Other Sy- .. ,. ' . · - e Bachtel EIJrl IIWfee • • • II• ......, ...Ill dill racu10 ~lUers c •~, £" p·orneroy Boy , 's onference ;,,~ ,_. ,._,T ~ 8'" ~ ma~· ro ~, :.00 Man}ey Hurls v· ! .,..tl Ci~clnoaU 4-0 IClOfY For Redlegs ~r:uted l~e gH~~lle;~- ~ ~~~o St••• I IPPWa,.,,m.;:...,..le pi~~~~th:~~t:"ut ~~~~Yt.o ~~:n:~~ tnpl~ ~ay< Ia~! ~- ~al~n toth;h:.~:m:.a.i: :~~~ (t-~van I!IOM.THINGJ OLD ~':ht/:;.2 ) . . • • Iter throt~rb ' q i HOBBY KITS ePLANES ' ' NEW COMDAICT :~~~~ t~thhl; MOTOROLA. 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Leapt Cle~~eltmd at Wultln&ton. night 0nePHILADELPHIA ~ Ia many day• third the · w. ~ IIIJht "'•'n Thursday Clncirutatl Redo alld tho l'hlladel· season and the Cubtt·'nlh In Uw!ir Baltimore Ill 11 .1114 . . . . N--1 ....... • W pl>!!t PhllU.. 10111-game. last If oonte.ts. Now York " II .lf7 I~ · W• ·f.: PtC. . . GE P 'R·edlegs r·tgers post' w·IDS ~ ': 1 _ . ., ~Robinson Clouts Two -Home ' ... In g~ ls HurIs tA .t-1 ,. '· • ,) ...,.. ' . . .. . . . . ' .,, ·~·~ A CRUIC St. Po.ul's �l ~'"r~---4------.~ '-Dally Sentinel, pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 7. 1963 ___ ... WANT AD INFORMATION -· .~., · ' CAlK.~ Wllllk'TIONI . . . . . . . II UUl ~ ,L k ...... ,.,. "" . .tt ......... BIIOULATIONS .......... .._.....eM ...... 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IODOr'l proddl>«, be brougbt ...,.,_ tho ott.. f<lrfiQtleD point lhll broadcasters hlove aot aaly a per1011a1 responsibillty, but 1 1ego1 one, to oerve vlowers properly:and 1101 onJr the majority, bat all vlewen, Including !boot wllb minority latteo. The ballbour,.. fortunatol,y, dldD't allqw for much following up ol th- poiDIJ, The FCC OOI!Irola IDdivilllal llou, but BOlli')' !llld ha wouldn't mil¥1 .a lillie logl•i•tlnn to get Illformation out ol aei'IIO<b U well, which ought to shab up a f.., people. Myway, he's tile fellow ot write to. That's what he told UP1'1 Loulo c ....., In an Interview last month. He said·ro com plain lira! to your station if you feel Uke complaining, and if yon don't gal liD)' atllon, thea drop the FCC • note. You might llllrt out by oaying: "Dear E. Eilliam: !thought you wore swall on teJ. 8\'laion Jut Dlght... " AI reporter Harry IIA!asoner night In the c:onvenalloa at Henry's WashIn"'~ home, tile ~m• man la bo tough. ~~~1: a Mem· phJ1 boy, a lawy11', wllb a oJight 1011tbera aecetll, clooe-eropped dark hair, a llraljbtforward JJUill. 'lilt ......,.., lwlm: ABC-TV'o IJ8f !ll1d Oueut dell...,. He wu summer I8J'Ieo oloulltanding proIUIIDid to the conunisaloll oa a prodoced by local atatiOOJ, m~ last yNr. "Focuo on America," returns on It . was a IWift-moviDs talk JUDO zs, !ll1d aln Tuesday nigbta we.t..sday night, erodlttog tha for 12 weeka...NBC-1V has a half1 i'wer with ID!ooring perhaps a bll hour opeclal Sunday ev..ing about _ . about teJ.vleloa Intricacies tho atlemplo of two Negroes thin might bo apected, but at enroll at the University ol AJa. leaJt 1llat Ia 1D error in the .!ohj boma. '0" ~- n wu, lu other wordS, Cf!S.1V, whlcb Tuooday presentpreitY clvlllr.ed !alt. Henry oald ed a picture report via Telstar rl~ off he Intended te -enforce on the carrying ol J'1lpe John's IDd It didn't 80UDd Uke bociJ through Vatican throngs on OafolooclUDfl. on open bier, h.u lwpeful pla111 jle !llld tile main lhlng v1dao for a ljlldal oo•bour program See The Finest, See It Tod1y At.,. ~ IN REVIEW ao brouaJ>t out W-ay RESTTJ.l PRODlll.'ING WAN'! AD ..i.t-to PHONE WY 2·2157 .....;..._NOTICES I nlfll,. em 111o llteDtta ..11-Afrlca rill • -.. J!,~ would be t 11111 .. '1!Wid ''tllwn Aflbtl ColciW lbtlttlllfl"'wau;u meollDI,''·wllh Dwlp& D, . _ tGdiJ prad- 1 ~ ol ~ bower ind A•U 1 Idea _ , world's ~tal "-YY !be tilt\ J..Yto coUld HOLLYWOOD <UPil - The IIUIII you IIM>uW write lo II you doa'l UU what you 100 .., teleY11io11, E. WlliiM> Henry turued up Wedneoday DJabt oo ~1V's "Portrall" 1111 addreu, by tho Wlljl, la: 11'odoni Commomlcat!nno Comm!q'oll, Wublnctoa, D.C. He Is tho bolo. · Ht took over 1b1o wool< from NewtoD lllnow, the FCC chair· 11U111 who I'OIIIJ!ICI. AI 34, a basebill player Is almoot \Nihod up. At M, 1D actor Bela ...._ If a urulwicb bu DOt yet boeo aamed after him In a dollcateuon or IJiudlo c:ommiloacy. But 11 M, and hardly tn hie job, Henry already hu 8 For information leading to l,he arrest, and conviction of <my person stealing Poultry or Equipmenl from the premises at any le> (I) eExpert service is always available from Mark IV's 8,000 factory trained servicemen through thousands of dealers coast to coast. eMark IV's liberal warranty covers parts and ser· vice for 24,01)0 mDes or 24 months . $100.:00 REWARD wtetett Mar JNI Ute ertrM or areek· 1Bt' l.ftd b~ N-8, aad li8IYlq • "an. • Mark IV lnsWis or transfen economically. Helps NOTICE - 1aebt Marlo 58 A ·Mei'C1ll'y, I 1962 THUNDIRBIIID HARD TOP COUPI . $3.595 Locally owned and very low mileage, power steering and brakes, automatic, radio, heater, whitewall tires, spoUeu clean red interior, sno white finish . 1963 MONZA SPIDER 2 DOOR .. ..... $2,695 150 b.p. motor. White with red bucket seats, 4 speed trans. Power brakes, radio, heater, whitewalb. 1962 llliL AIR 4 DOOR SEDAN $2.395 Ivorv over black finish, red interior, W.W. tires show little Wear. V8 motor, automatic tran• .. radio and heater. Showroom clean . ' \ g...... to 0 rui,., ~ ~ .. •.. tl!lnll Geocnpl.tC ~. ; faar STUTED rr WASIIlNGTON (UP!) _ A INVITATION . . MJLAIII, ·Jll. (VPI)-'I'IIIn'l a poclleltUI ol ~ beiD8 llTIIII· &IIIII DD l\olit- ., .,_ i h a t Sled lnto what lo oow Ghana reads : "Brillp:t-:lba:" , ·• from the Sponlob lelalld of Fer· nando Poo oH lhe west cout of ·,. ; IARNEY IH TWO·lllREE y CROSSWORD DAI~ IIWJII LPoNI ~~ 1 .., w.,._ U. 4 =ad lad. CA'IS, MiZ L Jfoz I a te. Potl ee TICI<I.ED - UOWJI • - t':"- :If.:;:- I. Toot a. "U U. = ._: ,;.-,: -• U.A- ot - :#; :=:., L ot I& "Jroll 1'1i " & Bolr - •a._ .;-....,,. • a w1 lkdd 1 ·p II :W• ::;!'• & 111. T• ""' - a 1.f,Qrn!o " --., "·~~- (le; 'it o - L-o-,.~ •• 8alla*plo m• u.a. · '-; Bo. Am. - ::~ - LI'L ABNER ;,!lao" ···- U.'l'lleOIIooi U. lloat Ila.-l.= a!";."~": ..,,J'arli· •·= =- ... r t!ARI.OW-Atl' 1 S~QI!e WIU. • • - a IJ. - L 11. ¥1 , ou GOOGLI ~~ SNUPI'Y SMJT.-:..:__ _ _~"""l~':': e. IDio&: ~ ll.lrd .... ot Zodloe :: ~::,t' - II.- II.~;:-" !JI&htad 1:1.12. -OpeD: poet. ~· ~­ ~10. :::' ... . . _ 18. am- - •o.~ K .Afr. u.c.r.n-. t.a.Oon-rw DJ\ILY VRYPIOQtJO'I'I: - Ren'1 how .. ww11 Ilk 1e- A:tl:l'DLBA&J:B II LOKGrBLLOW Oae -lbnply- a aaothor,JD lblo -pie A fOI' t11o tbne 111, X fol' Ulo two 0'1, etc. 81qle toUen, ....... tropllla. lila toactla- of the ....... in ... SMh day tbe Jettenl . . . , . . t eocs. .A.Qq;'a-Q IS !IH PVH DL BITB XT.-OL •Ll '"'' ••••• ••• ,.• 4._ ' •• \ . ...................."" • ~~ . "4'1Jifl'l !. ~~hot 1'101 i !- -W - J-EH -RADIO Ill: dlunty I i ., lit GAL .. Mek.. lo;J gel.--·QUARtS .. Mikes 50 gel• will be ldntl to M,nday lhra Friday 8.110 Slgo.)On 6:05 Muolcal Clock 7 00 News 7 10 Mulllcal Clock 7 30 ltt!IU Headlineo 1 Musical Clock 7: t trbf.J.ifeline a_.,_.gn,. .Yalley Newo l~rTd & Ohio News I 0 Sports Today 1. eather Picture l:jl8. l~al Clock 8:~ unity News t:!IO t:3o ~ Service t:lls Family Worship ·Hour 10:00 Mason Count)' News 10:110~ the Town tO:!il 11:515 Melodle! "(~pi Friday: Church I IINII Ring) 11:46 ftliid News I. riRrtf· 66 12:00 12:115 12:10 12:15 12:2o 12:25 12::10 12:45 1:55 2:00 2:55 3:00 3:55 4:00 4;3() lltnJrl" MaiiOJl News Cdmmunlty Newo .. Noon News Ohio News Markets Bulletin Board NeWJ 0 Granis Agriculture Ageat Country Go Round News Best Country Go Round News Beat , Mid Way Matinee News Beat Oisclng with Doss Interchange Community News World & National News Spotlight on Sports Weathercast Dinner Musicale Inside Books SUIIHI Blvd, 5:110 5:05 5:15 5:25 5:30 5:55 6:00 8:00 Sign Off WDL rJta YL •o BBTH BO IBOTWB, IBTWB!I'WO BBTB 11' I B D L B D T J' I..- Q B 'I' I'• PTWJtr 1' ,,,....,.. ank;...,.I'II.ATm m x.ura -'l'llft MEAN11 Oll' . 'l'APPDIQ 'Dill lllllllt'UI!C!" OJ' ClOD J. I!M.'B BOOVW ....... ~ . . . . . 9 ..... WMPO ',Radio MONDAY TBRU FRmAY ?:00 t:l5 10:05 10:35 llr~Wfast Par11 Jonu Buick Show 6:00 Sign Oa Nen . Polka Party · 6:05 sacred Heart PubUc Servict 6:20 Country Jamboree lt:Oii Top Ten Show 1:30 Farm Newa 12:00 Noon Repotl 7:05 Breakfast J>arty 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:05 Platter Part)' 7:15 Bright star Show 8:00 SundOIVD Serenade 7:35 PickiDI Hdwr Show i 7:30 Sign Off 7:50 News Report - Ohio 1 8:00 Sign Off- JUDe 8?00 Breakfast Party SVNDAY 8:110 Breakfast Party IIOp 7:30 Sip On News 8:05 Coffee Wilb Janel 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 8:45 Betty Newton 8:35 Hour ol Deliverance 10:05 Ministerial Assoc. (Rev. Paul Jones) 10:20 Country Hoe Down 9:00 Wings of Beallnil 11:05 Swap Sho~ 9:30 Sundsy Show II :30 Farm News 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 11:4ll Family Worship Hour-'lbu 10:35 Sunday Show 12:00 Noon Report 11:110 Country HymnUme 12:15 Music Just For You 12:00 Nooo lleporl 12:15 Goessler's Guest star-Fri 12:15 'lb8' ~ch S:OO Platter Party 12:30 Rev. ·MerUn Teets 4:15 Blaetlnlr Auto Show 1:00 Billy Graham 4:30 Local Ne"" 1:30 The Lutheran Hour 4:55 Bill Stern Sports 2:110 Sip of the Times 6:91! Bowline Sc:oreo (Rev. W. S. Billups) 8:00 Van l>atrick Sporla 2:15 Public Service 8:20 SUJldOWD Serenade 2:35 The Big Life 7:~ The World Today 3:00 Sunday Showcase 7:30 Sip Off 4:00 lfAlUr of DecWoo 8:00 Sign Off - JUJ111 4:4$ John Griffin SATVRDAY 5:00' Sunday Showcase 6:00 Sign On News 8:00 Sundown Serenade 6:00 CoUIIIry JamborM 7:30 9l8n Off 8:30 Farm Nen 8:00 Slgo Off - June • LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE HE'D BETTER BE', OON"T·EVEN TWITCl-.1, . ~ TOM, 6'0MEBODV SHOT TH' HEAD RIGHT OFF 0' WHAT LOOKED UKE '/Ell IJMCLE I IJNGLE HAIQV PRETTV 'llOUNO !:!i!l!O. SE£'-'9 -"'"~ AS l4oW! AND I IAJAS SO SURE It£ lllille AU. ALONE I HEY f WHAT's 'wri H YOU 'TWO? tSN'i BREAI<J:AST REAOI? TlllCI<YI ABBIE AND SLATS By RAEBURN VANBUREN A-PA~E.NT- MUST OFTTIMES SEEM HARSH t+JO CAUEL, NIV DAUGHTER. BOT rr 15 JI>J 1'1-IE TIME-OF NEED - SIJCH AS NOW-WHEN THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR LOVE, YOU WllJ. 'ORG-ET BROnER. CHARLIE - ~ N~ WE WfLL HELP \IOU IN THIS. . s ,RQOM GIICI ~loOW 'AI-- ' llut Milo St• ... Riilfll¥4 Ohle p v ' . ,, . ' ' . -"' n fllle ,,,',l• '. ~ �l ~'"r~---4------.~ '-Dally Sentinel, pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 7. 1963 ___ ... WANT AD INFORMATION -· .~., · ' CAlK.~ Wllllk'TIONI . . . . . . . II UUl ~ ,L k ...... ,.,. "" . .tt ......... BIIOULATIONS .......... .._.....eM ...... IIQ W dNfl'led .~;::E}~~:;!I ........... 6M~ ~ trW ..... ... ......,.oMtl'l.. for - . ~ VI• •nN>fTIIC'I · ~• II.ATES ro.wauo~dSenlco· 1 «.:eellt ,.. u.rtloa. •11111•0... r.ttarp eena I C..lt oet IIII'OJ'G tot ........ ~ weal:he lll8ertiou hit nw ttl 4 Oflnt.t ...- •oN .w ... otlaqftl fot •d•ertt.tn• II lid e~akl wttlll• tn <tap .tt... ~ won:! ..,111• *' ...... CA.IlD Oil l'IJ.A.liiU - IU& lor iO •ord 01rtlmW11 &acll 11'141110ft. Ill wnnl lc Okllua.-1• aoa•U....., ' ••• ' tlllll' peJ ''"'"d OJ1T1Ch HOURS • • A. M u- ,dW' t' II DtilJ 8atarday --8 :lfl 11. M rn IJ•RII ""''" ITS SO EASY TO PLA~E - FOR SALE -·- . FOR SALE RKIV Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS AUTO MAitlNt SUPPliES · • 14T loot Yellow trailer. :ai~eJo McCJ,Ialld, i ,l. Ruiltnol. 6 7 @) POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. Uf'. POMEROY, OHIO ~':':LE:::~'""'A.,..L':': .N~on=c:::E:--liiflti d_P NIIRINI Pbi .Mibtl , I.IIANOJI, Diet lo lMJ ~UM No. tliUI SWI CloD-cia, • •n.o••r CODflaed la tile IAIMJtcm Cor, ~··• luUWUoD, 1..-bD. ., Ohio. DOW Jdinlt~«~ rrom vu c.v.u·. .- spread cost of alr-condiUolling over two or more cars! Mllt.lace of 1 · II CUe uti t. ellltble for • lltlltat fon lh• OIUO PA.aJ>OH AND ftOLII: COMlllUION, oa.,.or alter cation operated by OHIO VAlLEY INDUS. ,,.., OBIO PAaDON COIIIII&IIION Mo. bl- PA· 11117 -\ltor.. AND r1 TELEVISIO~ IIJ1BG DIJ - u.... ..._ llllorullaaol . f TRIES. By aoben L au.r, Parole UN! beonl C1.n ,, .u,. ~ Contact Mervin Glngo, ~rei Mlnlglt' Ohio Valley, Industries MINERSVILLE, 0. · • HpUtaUDD. G '" ...... vllritd ...... or ahowe .in prim&lime. UDder - . IODOr'l proddl>«, be brougbt ...,.,_ tho ott.. f<lrfiQtleD point lhll broadcasters hlove aot aaly a per1011a1 responsibillty, but 1 1ego1 one, to oerve vlowers properly:and 1101 onJr the majority, bat all vlewen, Including !boot wllb minority latteo. The ballbour,.. fortunatol,y, dldD't allqw for much following up ol th- poiDIJ, The FCC OOI!Irola IDdivilllal llou, but BOlli')' !llld ha wouldn't mil¥1 .a lillie logl•i•tlnn to get Illformation out ol aei'IIO<b U well, which ought to shab up a f.., people. Myway, he's tile fellow ot write to. That's what he told UP1'1 Loulo c ....., In an Interview last month. He said·ro com plain lira! to your station if you feel Uke complaining, and if yon don't gal liD)' atllon, thea drop the FCC • note. You might llllrt out by oaying: "Dear E. Eilliam: !thought you wore swall on teJ. 8\'laion Jut Dlght... " AI reporter Harry IIA!asoner night In the c:onvenalloa at Henry's WashIn"'~ home, tile ~m• man la bo tough. ~~~1: a Mem· phJ1 boy, a lawy11', wllb a oJight 1011tbera aecetll, clooe-eropped dark hair, a llraljbtforward JJUill. 'lilt ......,.., lwlm: ABC-TV'o IJ8f !ll1d Oueut dell...,. He wu summer I8J'Ieo oloulltanding proIUIIDid to the conunisaloll oa a prodoced by local atatiOOJ, m~ last yNr. "Focuo on America," returns on It . was a IWift-moviDs talk JUDO zs, !ll1d aln Tuesday nigbta we.t..sday night, erodlttog tha for 12 weeka...NBC-1V has a half1 i'wer with ID!ooring perhaps a bll hour opeclal Sunday ev..ing about _ . about teJ.vleloa Intricacies tho atlemplo of two Negroes thin might bo apected, but at enroll at the University ol AJa. leaJt 1llat Ia 1D error in the .!ohj boma. '0" ~- n wu, lu other wordS, Cf!S.1V, whlcb Tuooday presentpreitY clvlllr.ed !alt. Henry oald ed a picture report via Telstar rl~ off he Intended te -enforce on the carrying ol J'1lpe John's IDd It didn't 80UDd Uke bociJ through Vatican throngs on OafolooclUDfl. on open bier, h.u lwpeful pla111 jle !llld tile main lhlng v1dao for a ljlldal oo•bour program See The Finest, See It Tod1y At.,. ~ IN REVIEW ao brouaJ>t out W-ay RESTTJ.l PRODlll.'ING WAN'! AD ..i.t-to PHONE WY 2·2157 .....;..._NOTICES I nlfll,. em 111o llteDtta ..11-Afrlca rill • -.. J!,~ would be t 11111 .. '1!Wid ''tllwn Aflbtl ColciW lbtlttlllfl"'wau;u meollDI,''·wllh Dwlp& D, . _ tGdiJ prad- 1 ~ ol ~ bower ind A•U 1 Idea _ , world's ~tal "-YY !be tilt\ J..Yto coUld HOLLYWOOD <UPil - The IIUIII you IIM>uW write lo II you doa'l UU what you 100 .., teleY11io11, E. WlliiM> Henry turued up Wedneoday DJabt oo ~1V's "Portrall" 1111 addreu, by tho Wlljl, la: 11'odoni Commomlcat!nno Comm!q'oll, Wublnctoa, D.C. He Is tho bolo. · Ht took over 1b1o wool< from NewtoD lllnow, the FCC chair· 11U111 who I'OIIIJ!ICI. AI 34, a basebill player Is almoot \Nihod up. At M, 1D actor Bela ...._ If a urulwicb bu DOt yet boeo aamed after him In a dollcateuon or IJiudlo c:ommiloacy. But 11 M, and hardly tn hie job, Henry already hu 8 For information leading to l,he arrest, and conviction of <my person stealing Poultry or Equipmenl from the premises at any le> (I) eExpert service is always available from Mark IV's 8,000 factory trained servicemen through thousands of dealers coast to coast. eMark IV's liberal warranty covers parts and ser· vice for 24,01)0 mDes or 24 months . $100.:00 REWARD wtetett Mar JNI Ute ertrM or areek· 1Bt' l.ftd b~ N-8, aad li8IYlq • "an. • Mark IV lnsWis or transfen economically. Helps NOTICE - 1aebt Marlo 58 A ·Mei'C1ll'y, I 1962 THUNDIRBIIID HARD TOP COUPI . $3.595 Locally owned and very low mileage, power steering and brakes, automatic, radio, heater, whitewall tires, spoUeu clean red interior, sno white finish . 1963 MONZA SPIDER 2 DOOR .. ..... $2,695 150 b.p. motor. White with red bucket seats, 4 speed trans. Power brakes, radio, heater, whitewalb. 1962 llliL AIR 4 DOOR SEDAN $2.395 Ivorv over black finish, red interior, W.W. tires show little Wear. V8 motor, automatic tran• .. radio and heater. Showroom clean . ' \ g...... to 0 rui,., ~ ~ .. •.. tl!lnll Geocnpl.tC ~. ; faar STUTED rr WASIIlNGTON (UP!) _ A INVITATION . . MJLAIII, ·Jll. (VPI)-'I'IIIn'l a poclleltUI ol ~ beiD8 llTIIII· &IIIII DD l\olit- ., .,_ i h a t Sled lnto what lo oow Ghana reads : "Brillp:t-:lba:" , ·• from the Sponlob lelalld of Fer· nando Poo oH lhe west cout of ·,. ; IARNEY IH TWO·lllREE y CROSSWORD DAI~ IIWJII LPoNI ~~ 1 .., w.,._ U. 4 =ad lad. CA'IS, MiZ L Jfoz I a te. Potl ee TICI<I.ED - UOWJI • - t':"- :If.:;:- I. Toot a. "U U. = ._: ,;.-,: -• U.A- ot - :#; :=:., L ot I& "Jroll 1'1i " & Bolr - •a._ .;-....,,. • a w1 lkdd 1 ·p II :W• ::;!'• & 111. T• ""' - a 1.f,Qrn!o " --., "·~~- (le; 'it o - L-o-,.~ •• 8alla*plo m• u.a. · '-; Bo. Am. - ::~ - LI'L ABNER ;,!lao" ···- U.'l'lleOIIooi U. lloat Ila.-l.= a!";."~": ..,,J'arli· •·= =- ... r t!ARI.OW-Atl' 1 S~QI!e WIU. • • - a IJ. - L 11. ¥1 , ou GOOGLI ~~ SNUPI'Y SMJT.-:..:__ _ _~"""l~':': e. IDio&: ~ ll.lrd .... ot Zodloe :: ~::,t' - II.- II.~;:-" !JI&htad 1:1.12. -OpeD: poet. ~· ~­ ~10. :::' ... . . _ 18. am- - •o.~ K .Afr. u.c.r.n-. t.a.Oon-rw DJ\ILY VRYPIOQtJO'I'I: - Ren'1 how .. ww11 Ilk 1e- A:tl:l'DLBA&J:B II LOKGrBLLOW Oae -lbnply- a aaothor,JD lblo -pie A fOI' t11o tbne 111, X fol' Ulo two 0'1, etc. 81qle toUen, ....... tropllla. lila toactla- of the ....... in ... SMh day tbe Jettenl . . . , . . t eocs. .A.Qq;'a-Q IS !IH PVH DL BITB XT.-OL •Ll '"'' ••••• ••• ,.• 4._ ' •• \ . ...................."" • ~~ . "4'1Jifl'l !. ~~hot 1'101 i !- -W - J-EH -RADIO Ill: dlunty I i ., lit GAL .. Mek.. lo;J gel.--·QUARtS .. Mikes 50 gel• will be ldntl to M,nday lhra Friday 8.110 Slgo.)On 6:05 Muolcal Clock 7 00 News 7 10 Mulllcal Clock 7 30 ltt!IU Headlineo 1 Musical Clock 7: t trbf.J.ifeline a_.,_.gn,. .Yalley Newo l~rTd & Ohio News I 0 Sports Today 1. eather Picture l:jl8. l~al Clock 8:~ unity News t:!IO t:3o ~ Service t:lls Family Worship ·Hour 10:00 Mason Count)' News 10:110~ the Town tO:!il 11:515 Melodle! "(~pi Friday: Church I IINII Ring) 11:46 ftliid News I. riRrtf· 66 12:00 12:115 12:10 12:15 12:2o 12:25 12::10 12:45 1:55 2:00 2:55 3:00 3:55 4:00 4;3() lltnJrl" MaiiOJl News Cdmmunlty Newo .. Noon News Ohio News Markets Bulletin Board NeWJ 0 Granis Agriculture Ageat Country Go Round News Best Country Go Round News Beat , Mid Way Matinee News Beat Oisclng with Doss Interchange Community News World & National News Spotlight on Sports Weathercast Dinner Musicale Inside Books SUIIHI Blvd, 5:110 5:05 5:15 5:25 5:30 5:55 6:00 8:00 Sign Off WDL rJta YL •o BBTH BO IBOTWB, IBTWB!I'WO BBTB 11' I B D L B D T J' I..- Q B 'I' I'• PTWJtr 1' ,,,....,.. ank;...,.I'II.ATm m x.ura -'l'llft MEAN11 Oll' . 'l'APPDIQ 'Dill lllllllt'UI!C!" OJ' ClOD J. I!M.'B BOOVW ....... ~ . . . . . 9 ..... WMPO ',Radio MONDAY TBRU FRmAY ?:00 t:l5 10:05 10:35 llr~Wfast Par11 Jonu Buick Show 6:00 Sign Oa Nen . Polka Party · 6:05 sacred Heart PubUc Servict 6:20 Country Jamboree lt:Oii Top Ten Show 1:30 Farm Newa 12:00 Noon Repotl 7:05 Breakfast J>arty 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:05 Platter Part)' 7:15 Bright star Show 8:00 SundOIVD Serenade 7:35 PickiDI Hdwr Show i 7:30 Sign Off 7:50 News Report - Ohio 1 8:00 Sign Off- JUDe 8?00 Breakfast Party SVNDAY 8:110 Breakfast Party IIOp 7:30 Sip On News 8:05 Coffee Wilb Janel 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 8:45 Betty Newton 8:35 Hour ol Deliverance 10:05 Ministerial Assoc. (Rev. Paul Jones) 10:20 Country Hoe Down 9:00 Wings of Beallnil 11:05 Swap Sho~ 9:30 Sundsy Show II :30 Farm News 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 11:4ll Family Worship Hour-'lbu 10:35 Sunday Show 12:00 Noon Report 11:110 Country HymnUme 12:15 Music Just For You 12:00 Nooo lleporl 12:15 Goessler's Guest star-Fri 12:15 'lb8' ~ch S:OO Platter Party 12:30 Rev. ·MerUn Teets 4:15 Blaetlnlr Auto Show 1:00 Billy Graham 4:30 Local Ne"" 1:30 The Lutheran Hour 4:55 Bill Stern Sports 2:110 Sip of the Times 6:91! Bowline Sc:oreo (Rev. W. S. Billups) 8:00 Van l>atrick Sporla 2:15 Public Service 8:20 SUJldOWD Serenade 2:35 The Big Life 7:~ The World Today 3:00 Sunday Showcase 7:30 Sip Off 4:00 lfAlUr of DecWoo 8:00 Sign Off - JUJ111 4:4$ John Griffin SATVRDAY 5:00' Sunday Showcase 6:00 Sign On News 8:00 Sundown Serenade 6:00 CoUIIIry JamborM 7:30 9l8n Off 8:30 Farm Nen 8:00 Slgo Off - June • LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE HE'D BETTER BE', OON"T·EVEN TWITCl-.1, . ~ TOM, 6'0MEBODV SHOT TH' HEAD RIGHT OFF 0' WHAT LOOKED UKE '/Ell IJMCLE I IJNGLE HAIQV PRETTV 'llOUNO !:!i!l!O. SE£'-'9 -"'"~ AS l4oW! AND I IAJAS SO SURE It£ lllille AU. ALONE I HEY f WHAT's 'wri H YOU 'TWO? tSN'i BREAI<J:AST REAOI? TlllCI<YI ABBIE AND SLATS By RAEBURN VANBUREN A-PA~E.NT- MUST OFTTIMES SEEM HARSH t+JO CAUEL, NIV DAUGHTER. BOT rr 15 JI>J 1'1-IE TIME-OF NEED - SIJCH AS NOW-WHEN THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR LOVE, YOU WllJ. 'ORG-ET BROnER. CHARLIE - ~ N~ WE WfLL HELP \IOU IN THIS. . s ,RQOM GIICI ~loOW 'AI-- ' llut Milo St• ... Riilfll¥4 Ohle p v ' . ,, . ' ' . -"' n fllle ,,,',l• '. ~ �" lDS ype II Make Up I ,'lOST A NOW YOU KNOW Sli'*•"' of Wotmo-. Dt.tsltn • 2.9$ • 3.95 '· 5.95 BeautlfuJ <Olton ptlnl dwoton and full7 Unecl 117lcm dUIIei'l - full cui - obort llld P.711 blllloa II Illite .... and 31to44 VOL XV Cottons 2.95 & 3.95 Nylons $5.95 ' T.ONitMT & SATURDAY Juno 7-1 "nnl LION" NO. 46 W'Uilam Holden, Tnovor HoWj!rd, Capucin<. ' "''HI BROKEN LAND" T*J•lor, Dianna Darrin MeCrea. '' COOL SUMMER COLUMBUS - The earryln1 of unauthorized children on Ohio school buses was critleiz.. ~~ Friday ot a hearing of the {: DRESSES 1 S3.9S -···- SUMMER '.finale Finance Committee. ·, Cool and carefree fabrics. fashionable new styles - a beautiful group to cho..,. from piaido, Mrs. Lambert checks, 8tripes, and solids. Presents Gorden Club Program fiorals A ljeautltul oelectlon of jamaica 11101'11, pedal puohel"l, olim jlmobloUito :- teo Sbil'll - knee 1mo.. ke!"l - and bermuda oborll - ,.. lido, plaid• IDd patterno. Aloo 2 pe. matehed aeta with novelty d.. sian tri91 - all reasonabJy priced, I SIZH 2 to 61< and 7 to 14 BAHR J ti ' I 't I ' SAVE YOU MONEY , •' , Q111 ALL I lofOME ,IJRNISHINGS · . , __ --- .... -~ -· .•. ! "' ·2 Pc. DYing-Room Sidtl. SIQ,VS l " $J.95 •net $5·!• . BACK WRAP FOAM CUSJUONS ' BR~WN~ BJD;E N"ll.QN 4 Pee. SEOIONAL IJVING ROOM SUITE Turquoise NYLON FRIEZE FOAM CUSJUONS 16875 tf .... for tho prico of I . 'l;!l<o boo!lt (No, I and 2 of any serln) .. Buy No. 1 for 1.20 and r;et No. 2 "FREE.., Sele lt~rts June 10th ' 2 Pc. Living Room Suite WITH 100" SOFA FOAM CUSJUONS SIEGE NYLON FRIEZI! 3 PCL SEOIONAL UVING lOOM SUITE BLACK OR RED 2 PCE. FLEXSTEEL UVING ROOM SUITE GOLD NYLON 2 Pee. E1rly AmeriCin UVING ROOM SUITE ' : BROWN GI'Hn, TurquoiM and llal&k Mli When drlvfat, o.., ht tile risk ol -Ding .... 11M _. allnd, Slay 14775 249° _,_,1 Fath.er's Day Is Sunday, June 16 1 Make Elberfelds your Shopping Center for glftai weUI'' dll--"t ..., .. a 5 .. for your Dad. Shop early for-Furniture gifts oil tbe Second artd Tblrd floors. Lugaage on tbe 2nd floor. ·wearing apparel, cosmetic gifts and novelty gifts on tbe first floor. 0 168°0 2 End T1blt1 I Cockt1il T1bl1 2 T1ble Limps WITH 'I'HJ£ PURCHASE WHtl poylllg bills, GJoid ... risbof _,.,.. iltc II kit of Clllho Mail clu 's, ella sa • . we wil w•lc:ome 'f'lur cm 1 ~~~~~~H Dl'ive·in T - Simmons ''DrMni"Wtll'' llaltretl and lllatcbinl Bo~ Sprlfll. ~hal . ov.. 200 lldjuoto tOll aprtnca boDeotb a quilted pldlbel&o nyoa eover. Jlatcblnl box lpriDII tel· ~tlfteaiiJ built few ·mw· aum ~port. TH_fll .~)( ¥11tNO AIIO J,\t.TTRIR - - - - ' - - - - Fe Pay 3% lnterat Ora 5m71q, BAKER FURNITURE Pomeroy National Bank "The Store With The VaIues" Midcllep art, Ohio Servin& Mel11 County for onr 110 yean : ~.------------------ SALE! • • s OF ANY UVJNG. lOOM SUITE .' Colors: Sand, Pabble I WO HINTS FOR EXTRA SAFETY AIId Ill iltber twill or full bed alae. · ' ~ tt\01 Pumltvre Dept. on the 3rd floor and t1ke ot out II.ito flrl- on other Slmmon1 pro. , ~HW. /11. lecl1, Sqf1 ledo and Studio cou...... . c),jf't ·~tUitD~Y NIGHT TIL 9 PM . ..¥1111... ,.,IN POMEROY- RUTLAND .. . ' '. . ';I• . 'Public Inslructlon SUPeflnte&~nt E. E. Holt admitted tho ~~· carry hunclreda of exlrtl ~a'"engers daily, He mncle ~mission during an ance to request buy 45 more lluses for 4"1ricts. . 'Oblo law atetea that ehlldren .P,vlng within a mile of school. are Ineligible ro ride a bus. · Siuol4 to 20 ond 14'111 to 24~ M1ke Elberfelds Your HNdqu1rters for Pl1ywNr For The Actl~ Young Ctrnpers for emeroy High ' l, t at·: y ' i . l ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ·Search Continues or Man Believed In Tunnel (Technirolor) ..._ • 'i:~ " ' ' ' " ""' ; : . ' ; . " ' enti I ! 't... . 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