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WTMAN Monday For Mr. Frecker PRICES START AT 24.95 •nd up Prl~ alii -PROJEcTORS 1UitPI.IES ' Goessler Jewelry Store. . ' 1I . Pomeroy Court St. 1. 1 l I ~Storewide · . I ~ . Clearance Of Jan. al Building of the church willa president, Mrs. EuJa Landon, presiding and leadlng the worshlpcMri•.Doris Davis ·gave study on N.B.A. Holllel Yllllll8 and old folb. Mn. bara lllack ~ on tile and making, ol new lalns for tile baptistry. '',, -~ ' \ ' Lldlet" Sliick,_ ._ Loolloo' . s,.;.eters '' ' Lad~ . Nickles, Racine, . . Dress"_ 3.99 to 12.99- 3.00 to 8.00 I'!~~·,;~~ 11: ARRIVING ••• DAILY •••· NEW SPRING 1.99 to 5.99- 1.59 to 3.99 ~ 2 Pc. Sets $2.99- Reduced to $2.49 ... - .,.... ., - COATS aqd CAR COATS GREATLY G~AnY REDUCED! RED~CEDI ALL SALES FINAL NO' REFUNDs-NO EXCHANGES $~ ~nci- ~VE · ·SEERSUCKER '· DACRON & COnON Enterlol1111 Card drd• On Tu-'oy ' ' ' .-------, REPEAT OFFERI . 1 1. · W• Will Service, 1 1 t:INn. 011 and Adluot . Your Sewing Mochlne $3.so •II~~11911 ---.- . ., [ -------. I' . ' .WhO,. Ha.W.- - ~ABRIC'SI All Ladl11' ( blESSES ·tllll COATS ' 18. . Pt. PJeassnl, 1.99 & 2.99 ..,. 1.59 to 1.99 Aft Boys' Jackets Reduced. 21. Blruis: A son, Jillies to Mr. llld·Mn. bee ' ~- .,..,.,m,., Two women were ~~~:~ ;~~~ help each Sunday wllh dren's Church. 'At tjle the members carpet . . served by Nadine and 1\Jrs. ~ D, Carr. Sale Price Reg. Price MASON CLINIC . Admissions: Mrs. Gladys El-1 11111 1.99 to ~.99- 1.59 to 4.SO llolt, Pl. Ple•118D!., JIIDU8I'l' li; Mrs: Esther Wallace, ' ' ' January 21; Paulo Smllh, · 2.99 to8.99 - 1.99 to 6.00 roY. January 21;• ·a.arJes • ...... ·Sijjcks ...... ' SJN-ters _ Ohio. Temperatur~ Easing Off Slightly Rep()rt Says ' .. .JOt ,. Chflrley . ·'l"niHltt wnukl ,plnbt ' 1D IJi'i OWl'·,...,..... 111....._.~ . . the ~..... "' ' �"Never Mind What I Sold, Jackie, Yc:Aire Spendir,g too Much Mont!y'' Conire11 bu wielded the ax so· often .on the 'rorelgn aid bullget that the Agency for International ~velopment Is extremely defensive in arguing for a 1964 !~at year program that actually calculates slightly smaller outlays. Anticipating tbe usual congressional assaults, AID oWcWs have mustered perhaps an unprecedented array of sell11111 points. Yet the view of seasoned observers is that these will 11ot avail, and Congress will repeat its now customary performance - cutting upwards of $1 billion from the program u it did last year. President Kennedy himself contributes, of COIII'Je, to AID's new persuasions by asserting in Ills budget meBS&ge that foreign usistance expenditures for II• cal 1964 art estimated at $3.75 blllion - $100 mlllion less than the current fiscal year. The President stresses, too, that the money wlh be used very selectively, favoring projects "crucial to the rapid developll)ent of countries ... important to the maintenance of free world security, and which demonstrate willingness and ability to marshall their own resources effectively." Frank M. Coffin, deputy AID administrator, making the agency's case, bombards Conaress with these arguments: The forelen assistance budget request (not the same thing as expected expenditures) Is down $13.5 million from last year and II a smaller part of the, total federal budget. Foreign aid programs today consUtute three-fourths of 1 per cent of the U.S. gross national product, whereas in the 1949-52 period they represented one a11d a half per cent. The average cost of aid programs in the 1962.04 span Is fi- ....... a- . ~ Mrl. Slmday. ...., . .... llf Mr. ml MiL . ,,-,;·.• 01P Lewll - -=-~ .' • <' ,, •t • ' ..' l \ Latt prior ~nv•vfuue .r•rMdliS Deed Booll 18&, pq:e 4115 o1. t b • e€3pitof~ , By LYLE C. WIYON v~ ,...,. lliM,...-•1 WASHINGTON <VPII-TJJ ..m.l"'" .....,ntlna H ~ •bad Ill clraW ·· ,-' dleck or 111011ey "'''or tn<1 mall · Mel&• OolUl~ Peed Be.Ol'dl• +-ppraiMil It 15AOO.OO, l Tl,A~t, TWO The foUowlr\1 deaerlbt4 re1l tate. IIJ\U.ate 1(1 the 'J'ownll'IIP 8dplo. Coqnly of ~~~ .. 'and. of OhiD, 't,o.wJ(; • l , f ,; li It to Washington/' ' t41' . ' . t! if Cannon prObab]J II rl&hl about ~· A CHURCH FOR ALL fEOPl.B St. Paul's Lutheran CHurch -~..... But lht po~UclaM .nedr ~· abandon Wltbhol<ling. ' h ·~ ,·P their gravy train. II belpo tiletD • , buy lht vo~m~ gqod ..m alJii·,.r7 vot$ wlth 'Etie~votera' awn~. ~~~, it II evil •Cor. SyCIDiore I. SecoDd St.~ I\Pai11 ' no,.) 1 W'ekome~ You Su~, J-. 27 eSundoy S<hool, 9: 15 - Nuroery to~ • MomiDg Worship Sotviee>l0:30' • ' COMING EVI!lN'l1l • 11:00 PM Same Mnvie For Adull;l co.tfee 'li'W Be ~~~~~ 8:06PM Same Movi,e For Adulll ({)olfoe WU!Beloaoodi . aJ~. !!l!- Teaeber Tralninll. 8:00 P1ol Jan. 30 ~Adult lnquiey Clqo 1;30.~ . • , 'i i< From Stunt Man To TV Stardom 2~% DISCOUNT Clip This Coupon •net '. 0~ All ... . . Fn!"iture ' Yalenilne & Lampl TI'IIS' WIEEK ' ONL VI OEL~~D'S ""' l . . . . ~. SPECIAL ' $2 OH iln COW'Wave .T.V. . eold ""'.. 1rom $10 to $21 IIJd )'011 .... 011 - .; WY 2-2255 I. Miln St. IllY one you •""-· Call for ro\n.roy an appoln-nt aow. No Bluttnat 'Auto c~. m 21-21 - 1110llln&l :nc Beauty DeGaulle Is JFK's Target Be~ .4.t • •• ·HYSELl'S Beauty Shi!Ppt .~i ~~ JUST FOR FUNI v·o.-v-o· RETURN TOPS 29c-49c-69c•$1 "~· food(t Great!' , Tie 'MARTIN . leltdura111 Piclelll Hardware ~· · K~~;;ps~ke WEDDt 1 N8 it. · SI!Te Perfectly m,;tehed sake Wedding Ring ~ are bea.lltif!ll .symbolll of love'••• for a11 the J:eeft . · to eome. The name "Keep. sate".In the rlnlr is your.. aaauranee· of 1\nest qual· · it)' and ..-aftsmanship. w:.m ,, ' $35.00 29.75 ~bN . •. $25.00• 20.!!0 THE BEST YOU CAN BUY! I I I 1 I I I �"Never Mind What I Sold, Jackie, Yc:Aire Spendir,g too Much Mont!y'' Conire11 bu wielded the ax so· often .on the 'rorelgn aid bullget that the Agency for International ~velopment Is extremely defensive in arguing for a 1964 !~at year program that actually calculates slightly smaller outlays. Anticipating tbe usual congressional assaults, AID oWcWs have mustered perhaps an unprecedented array of sell11111 points. Yet the view of seasoned observers is that these will 11ot avail, and Congress will repeat its now customary performance - cutting upwards of $1 billion from the program u it did last year. President Kennedy himself contributes, of COIII'Je, to AID's new persuasions by asserting in Ills budget meBS&ge that foreign usistance expenditures for II• cal 1964 art estimated at $3.75 blllion - $100 mlllion less than the current fiscal year. The President stresses, too, that the money wlh be used very selectively, favoring projects "crucial to the rapid developll)ent of countries ... important to the maintenance of free world security, and which demonstrate willingness and ability to marshall their own resources effectively." Frank M. Coffin, deputy AID administrator, making the agency's case, bombards Conaress with these arguments: The forelen assistance budget request (not the same thing as expected expenditures) Is down $13.5 million from last year and II a smaller part of the, total federal budget. Foreign aid programs today consUtute three-fourths of 1 per cent of the U.S. gross national product, whereas in the 1949-52 period they represented one a11d a half per cent. The average cost of aid programs in the 1962.04 span Is fi- ....... a- . ~ Mrl. Slmday. ...., . .... llf Mr. ml MiL . ,,-,;·.• 01P Lewll - -=-~ .' • <' ,, •t • ' ..' l \ Latt prior ~nv•vfuue .r•rMdliS Deed Booll 18&, pq:e 4115 o1. t b • e€3pitof~ , By LYLE C. WIYON v~ ,...,. lliM,...-•1 WASHINGTON <VPII-TJJ ..m.l"'" .....,ntlna H ~ •bad Ill clraW ·· ,-' dleck or 111011ey "'''or tn<1 mall · Mel&• OolUl~ Peed Be.Ol'dl• +-ppraiMil It 15AOO.OO, l Tl,A~t, TWO The foUowlr\1 deaerlbt4 re1l tate. IIJ\U.ate 1(1 the 'J'ownll'IIP 8dplo. Coqnly of ~~~ .. 'and. of OhiD, 't,o.wJ(; • l , f ,; li It to Washington/' ' t41' . ' . t! if Cannon prObab]J II rl&hl about ~· A CHURCH FOR ALL fEOPl.B St. Paul's Lutheran CHurch -~..... But lht po~UclaM .nedr ~· abandon Wltbhol<ling. ' h ·~ ,·P their gravy train. II belpo tiletD • , buy lht vo~m~ gqod ..m alJii·,.r7 vot$ wlth 'Etie~votera' awn~. ~~~, it II evil •Cor. SyCIDiore I. SecoDd St.~ I\Pai11 ' no,.) 1 W'ekome~ You Su~, J-. 27 eSundoy S<hool, 9: 15 - Nuroery to~ • MomiDg Worship Sotviee>l0:30' • ' COMING EVI!lN'l1l • 11:00 PM Same Mnvie For Adull;l co.tfee 'li'W Be ~~~~~ 8:06PM Same Movi,e For Adulll ({)olfoe WU!Beloaoodi . aJ~. !!l!- Teaeber Tralninll. 8:00 P1ol Jan. 30 ~Adult lnquiey Clqo 1;30.~ . • , 'i i< From Stunt Man To TV Stardom 2~% DISCOUNT Clip This Coupon •net '. 0~ All ... . . Fn!"iture ' Yalenilne & Lampl TI'IIS' WIEEK ' ONL VI OEL~~D'S ""' l . . . . ~. SPECIAL ' $2 OH iln COW'Wave .T.V. . eold ""'.. 1rom $10 to $21 IIJd )'011 .... 011 - .; WY 2-2255 I. Miln St. IllY one you •""-· Call for ro\n.roy an appoln-nt aow. No Bluttnat 'Auto c~. m 21-21 - 1110llln&l :nc Beauty DeGaulle Is JFK's Target Be~ .4.t • •• ·HYSELl'S Beauty Shi!Ppt .~i ~~ JUST FOR FUNI v·o.-v-o· RETURN TOPS 29c-49c-69c•$1 "~· food(t Great!' , Tie 'MARTIN . leltdura111 Piclelll Hardware ~· · K~~;;ps~ke WEDDt 1 N8 it. · SI!Te Perfectly m,;tehed sake Wedding Ring ~ are bea.lltif!ll .symbolll of love'••• for a11 the J:eeft . · to eome. The name "Keep. sate".In the rlnlr is your.. aaauranee· of 1\nest qual· · it)' and ..-aftsmanship. w:.m ,, ' $35.00 29.75 ~bN . •. $25.00• 20.!!0 THE BEST YOU CAN BUY! I I I 1 I I I �.le Lip II .. ... er. .. Tavel. ' ' ~~· ' ' ,. • ..... j •• • ;f'¥ ' ·~ •, -.-i~ti~J. ~!·~ '.~ ,. Jl 1 ' ., ;_. . ~' '':, .., :L .. .. l ,.,. ,. _ '· ' .~ -'r· i' '~·-·' ~- .' that t~hit',h .: . ~. i..t4.'. th"ct bu • •II t~DIIf!tit I'd ' ii •ponaonNI ·- - I ' ' 'l . .,: 'lill.~ .,~. .<L ,.,~=·...... ·.:. '} ~ '"' .I • LY ' . "' ' . • ' • ·/ I· .'·,1 PLUMII . G&HM H Lincoln . . .--· .. . / • ' . ., & o -·· . ' Staclc.ecl •• YAF OFTH YFIN Y WIL FIND -oN 01JR LOT .At ... .. .w.v - u • • -:;- �.le Lip II .. ... er. .. Tavel. ' ' ~~· ' ' ,. • ..... j •• • ;f'¥ ' ·~ •, -.-i~ti~J. ~!·~ '.~ ,. Jl 1 ' ., ;_. . ~' '':, .., :L .. .. l ,.,. ,. _ '· ' .~ -'r· i' '~·-·' ~- .' that t~hit',h .: . ~. i..t4.'. th"ct bu • •II t~DIIf!tit I'd ' ii •ponaonNI ·- - I ' ' 'l . .,: 'lill.~ .,~. .<L ,.,~=·...... ·.:. '} ~ '"' .I • LY ' . "' ' . • ' • ·/ I· .'·,1 PLUMII . G&HM H Lincoln . . .--· .. . / • ' . ., & o -·· . ' Staclc.ecl •• YAF OFTH YFIN Y WIL FIND -oN 01JR LOT .At ... .. .w.v - u • • -:;- �·---. ...... .,._. .,..,..,. .. . .,. .,. • •• WANT AD · H1DIMA'IION $-Dally Sen~ 1 l'om!!!·Middl~port, (I) AUTO " ' o., ~'P· 25, 1983 POMEROY IS YOUR .BEST ' · USIID CA,I .. ,..,.,. .... ...,......__.,. .,.. ,. .,. . v ' Notlces · .~ • ·~,..,.,.. w .,.. • BET 1960 GMC ~-Ton Pickup .$1395 . Low mileage by loul owner. Extr• food tlrea, heater_, block finish. V-8 mo!Dr. - 1959 Chev. ~-Ton Panel • . . $695 V-8 motor. Extra eood heavy duty tires. Red fi nish. Healer 1946 Chev. 2~·Ton Tractor $895 18,000 lb. 2 s-peed rear axle, Spteer !Wpeed traM:, ~ e11. in. V-8 motor. Specially priced. 1022 tires. SALE ' 1958 .. .. " \78 4 Dr. Sed•ll- A:uto. Tra01. Heater, one 'lwner ·1956 Buitk • • • • • •s495 Special 2 Dr. sedan. Std. Heater~ Bod)' Trans. • tent, Mechanically OK .. . ·" De- · · 1956 Plymouth . • . .S]95 . . ' ' 1 Z'NYI'Dii"XQ · '' 2 Dr. Sedan. ·VB. Std. TraDI, Radio and Heater ·· 1954 Buick • ~ •·• •·•s295 Cucltle · ~~~Itt GI'JtW, t eD ·xv IS CONI'lDIIlll'l', ' ~· JIOOB WARY, AND OLijl AOIII CONFIDIIINT AGAIN.-T111'• I'IIIB . . . ' • Yeotor.la7'a Cl7ptoqaocei YOUTH ',.,"".. ' ,~ '•,' $18,000.00 Z 1'1 'D NZB 1'W .D'IIW l1Z .DIIW 'I' O'I'PD owl, -z 0 .. Q D J' 0 1'1 Q · ''. '' ' .. I & CIJp!!JN~a QIIOiatloll . ' Praperty for $13,000.00 \ 4: 1& Blaettnar Auto huw Tues. & Thurs. 4:110 Local News ,, 4:40 Musical .Mysteries Veteran's Terms NO DOWN •• P•yment ' 1951 DeSoto • - • • • SfSO·:. I, r 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyL Body and appeari!Jlce decent. R. H. SorisCo~ 5:00 News ·~· 5:30 Sign Off 6:00 February Sign 011 , SATURDAY SCHEDULE 8:00 News 8:05 C<!untry Music Time 6:30 Ne.,s 6:35 Farm World News 8:40 RFD . 7!00 News '• • qodge- Dodge Dart.:...t.o~r S. Second &. Mill .St.. ,. 7:35 Breakfast Party 8:00 News 8:05 llreakt~ Party , 8:30 News 8:35 Breakfast Pan.y 1:00 =tlewo 9:05 Breakfast Part) ): ~a ,one, Bulok ShoW 8:WNewa · . 9:35Jireakfast Party New• 10:05 Polka ·Party 10:35 Music In llie All 11 :58· Jonea Stock Aft. l?:Ofo Noon News • · Ne"'- Top Ten ShoW :atl-f~owi button•• 'Top·TeD Show News- Noou Roport 12:15 •Music ' Just:i'Qrt V'"' a,JJ GOesolei-s Guest Star 12:30 MUoio · aJoo Ne\ri Jolt ~or loU r ..- t, ·:: · ·- · ~· ·Mu&ic blter•.ccJe· ,1:00· ·Muiic Jliiot··ror You 1:30-'Newo ' MASON FiJRNITURI! CO. MASON, W. VA. ~ miles from Chester .4 rooms ljnd full basement, hot water large garage. Call WY · after 6 p.m. 1·15-!0ip ,., .' . '1.' . - .. - . . ... . flev. Merlin Teela 1:00 1:35 MIIRc Juil ll'or You- l'l...,. I /. 1:30 ·NOWI 'you. . . . P~uer ~ '- Newb · ,.:.. ·.. ,., ,• 2:35 Music Just For You . . . S:OO Ne:ab . ~:ews .-Pialler 'Party Z:OO Newa ,, •• ,. : < . Z:05)•1~81C Just For >-~,jiG .I "'~!'e<I;\:J;::jl;0 0:15 The Good Life Under Oblo Skies' i! :6S S:o5.Pli!lter, Pat\r 1 , , Nelra ~ . ~· .t.~,r.\', ~ · ~!latbif !!arty , .:.; . ,. •'--- ·· ~' .. ..,. , 4<00 New• , 4:05 Platter Party . Platter Party "Nevt Platter Party ' Sign Off . 1:00 Febl'lllll') Sign Of! • I • ~~ · .' l GUESS SHE ISN'T HOME I DON'T WA NT TO COME BACK AGAIN 7:$ Breakfast Party 7:30 Newo • I H.O.V E: TO. Re11JRN THIS TO ."''RS. JONES 5:65 Platter Party ' ' ' U I �·---. ...... .,._. .,..,..,. .. . .,. .,. • •• WANT AD · H1DIMA'IION $-Dally Sen~ 1 l'om!!!·Middl~port, (I) AUTO " ' o., ~'P· 25, 1983 POMEROY IS YOUR .BEST ' · USIID CA,I .. ,..,.,. .... ...,......__.,. .,.. ,. .,. . v ' Notlces · .~ • ·~,..,.,.. w .,.. • BET 1960 GMC ~-Ton Pickup .$1395 . Low mileage by loul owner. Extr• food tlrea, heater_, block finish. V-8 mo!Dr. - 1959 Chev. ~-Ton Panel • . . $695 V-8 motor. Extra eood heavy duty tires. Red fi nish. Healer 1946 Chev. 2~·Ton Tractor $895 18,000 lb. 2 s-peed rear axle, Spteer !Wpeed traM:, ~ e11. in. V-8 motor. Specially priced. 1022 tires. SALE ' 1958 .. .. " \78 4 Dr. Sed•ll- A:uto. Tra01. Heater, one 'lwner ·1956 Buitk • • • • • •s495 Special 2 Dr. sedan. Std. Heater~ Bod)' Trans. • tent, Mechanically OK .. . ·" De- · · 1956 Plymouth . • . .S]95 . . ' ' 1 Z'NYI'Dii"XQ · '' 2 Dr. Sedan. ·VB. Std. TraDI, Radio and Heater ·· 1954 Buick • ~ •·• •·•s295 Cucltle · ~~~Itt GI'JtW, t eD ·xv IS CONI'lDIIlll'l', ' ~· JIOOB WARY, AND OLijl AOIII CONFIDIIINT AGAIN.-T111'• I'IIIB . . . ' • Yeotor.la7'a Cl7ptoqaocei YOUTH ',.,"".. ' ,~ '•,' $18,000.00 Z 1'1 'D NZB 1'W .D'IIW l1Z .DIIW 'I' O'I'PD owl, -z 0 .. Q D J' 0 1'1 Q · ''. '' ' .. I & CIJp!!JN~a QIIOiatloll . ' Praperty for $13,000.00 \ 4: 1& Blaettnar Auto huw Tues. & Thurs. 4:110 Local News ,, 4:40 Musical .Mysteries Veteran's Terms NO DOWN •• P•yment ' 1951 DeSoto • - • • • SfSO·:. I, r 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyL Body and appeari!Jlce decent. R. H. SorisCo~ 5:00 News ·~· 5:30 Sign Off 6:00 February Sign 011 , SATURDAY SCHEDULE 8:00 News 8:05 C<!untry Music Time 6:30 Ne.,s 6:35 Farm World News 8:40 RFD . 7!00 News '• • qodge- Dodge Dart.:...t.o~r S. Second &. Mill .St.. ,. 7:35 Breakfast Party 8:00 News 8:05 llreakt~ Party , 8:30 News 8:35 Breakfast Pan.y 1:00 =tlewo 9:05 Breakfast Part) ): ~a ,one, Bulok ShoW 8:WNewa · . 9:35Jireakfast Party New• 10:05 Polka ·Party 10:35 Music In llie All 11 :58· Jonea Stock Aft. l?:Ofo Noon News • · Ne"'- Top Ten ShoW :atl-f~owi button•• 'Top·TeD Show News- Noou Roport 12:15 •Music ' Just:i'Qrt V'"' a,JJ GOesolei-s Guest Star 12:30 MUoio · aJoo Ne\ri Jolt ~or loU r ..- t, ·:: · ·- · ~· ·Mu&ic blter•.ccJe· ,1:00· ·Muiic Jliiot··ror You 1:30-'Newo ' MASON FiJRNITURI! CO. MASON, W. VA. ~ miles from Chester .4 rooms ljnd full basement, hot water large garage. Call WY · after 6 p.m. 1·15-!0ip ,., .' . '1.' . - .. - . . ... . flev. Merlin Teela 1:00 1:35 MIIRc Juil ll'or You- l'l...,. 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