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WY 2·'1039 Mrs. Millard Van Meter l I TONIGHT "THE SAVAGE GUNS" t With Richard Basehart \ and Don Taylor lMelrocolor; - and- ' "PAYROLL" With Michael Craig and Francoise Prevost WASHINGTON - Rail Unlon aacl managment tors were summoned to a down meeting today In a government effort to break the lmpa"e over ground rules ..tiling their long dispute. Both the radroacls and the unions hav~ a~ed to s~bmit the two mam 1ssues - .,.. of traJn crews and firemen's jobs -the tounions bindins But insistarbitration. on negotiating secondary issue• before arbi- !ration begins. .. I· MEIGS THEATRE DAYTON- Emanual M. Sie· gel, 57, vice president of Lora1 POMEROY, OHIO SATURDAY J:IO Clll tliil l'lrm 1:10 Popeyo • !'all .:30 Ruff II Ready t:30 Ruff • Reddy 10:00 Shari Lewis 10:30 King Leonardo 11:00 Fury 11:30 Make Room For llacldy 12:00 Mr. Wlzarcl 12:30 Clem & Luke Show 1:30 John's Scrapbook 2:00 Comedy '!beater 3:55 Reds Vs. Giant.s 8:45 Ne'll'll & Sport.s (Techmro!or) Marlon Branda - Tarita Burl tves Po"" ON IJ8S PiiiUP 1 Bobby R. Mallory, chief trician's mate, USN, aon of Mrs. Charles L. Mallory Racine, Is serving aboard ,;;;,[tendo destroyer USS Philip. 8:55 Weather 1:00 Saturday Jamboree 7::KO Sam Beoe.lict 8:$ Joay Bishop 1:00 Saturday Night Movie 11:00 Newa 11:10 Weath..11:15 SpD111 11:20 Movie p,. Ar. WCHS.TV Pri· ness. wife, 10:30 MlghtJ Mouse PIBJ'bOu:,t ~ eel a\ Mkkl bea~ Wen Grat· L. 11 I c "NATURALlY WE HAVE A CHECKING ACCOUNT - DOESN'T EVEIYONE?" Most smart folks do. They know that paying by check, instead of nmninl the risk of carry. ing so mucb cash, iB the sensible tbing to do. It also saves time, gives you automatic ...,. cei~ and gives you a permanent record of money spent. Enjoy the advantages of a clleckina account with ua. tOOth Annlv•rtlrY 01 The Nofl..,.ICu......,cy Act and The Duala.nklftl lrstem The FARMERS Savings Company ' ' n:oo Rm ' ! WHIRLY-GIRL- Doris (Mrs, W. H.) Rannlnger of East Norwich, Long ISland, bas become the first woman In New Vorl!: State to qualify as a helicopter pllot, She Is now the 59th member of the Wbfrly.Qirls, an International association of women hell· copter pilots. Mrs. Renninger, ·a grandmother, bas been an airplane pllot since 1956, • 11:30 Roy Rogera Show IZ:OO Sky King 12:311 t<eWI 1:00 Movie 1:30 Social Security 1:45 Dizzy Dean 1:55 White 5os Va Yanluo 5:00 Doctors At Worlr. 5:30 Early Show 7:00 Cannon Ball 7:30 Lucy Oesl 1:30 Detenaers 9:30 Have Gun Will £ra•IJ ' Papers" - private correspondence the two had during their, ter published. 'lbe aulhors are no longer connectecl with the movie company .. ... 'lbe sel of Tara, the plants· Uon of "Gone With the Wind" fame located at wbal Is now the Desilu Culver Studios! now b11U81!8 III8Dj' of the. clrcuo animala uaecl In ABC-TV'o a e w hour-long color aoiiCIII eerles, "'lbe Greatest Show m Earth." "Mtlton Crosa' AIIIUiiii'.~ a new program leatw'iD8 ei8¥cal music and selectloil• l'tGiii the world's Jll'eat operas wiD be broadcoat on ABC Radio as a SUnday morning feature lllarl· ing sept. 1.. .. 10:00 GUDIIDOkt 11:00 New1 WHTN·TV Channel 13 t:ot Pat . Mike 8:31 Word ot Life Social Security Church aro aotidac !a -.JIIIIIGII witlo ~ 1J.S. 1 fao!nd fi ~111oally ·"!" ionol fri>m ur Oilier. plocio Iii 'llle world.'' · ,. · Kffi'f'rng . i · A wh mass ng smce ug. 9 . en . j . MOSCOW - Soviet Premier Itook off from the Galhpoli• a<r· At F • d Niklta Khrushchev made final , jo~t enroute home to Muncie, 3lfgf0Ufi 't , I ,_1 preparations today. for 8 . trip to Yugoslavia that ts certam to deepen his rift with Communist China · · N 0 0 ~ Rec:by, a very ta~fD!M.,_wr1t1or, is currently adapting bls first oovel fill" the stage and completing a second DD'fel, u'lbe Yam- . " . .. , • p1res. ·.•· lil':illtr Feclerol Depoolt Insurance Corperotlon o. ' "' POMEROY, OHIO of Christ ClriODDBVIIIe BeaDy • Cecil Sup Blmlly 12: Ill AllakaiWII J.: 00 Fllclla 1 :30 2: OG 1:30 5:00 lilqlerman 1:30 Hootenanny · _w· •• .awrt:tK."f' wefk l6.lw Aldrlcll '!beater 1..01'1 DaDCe ~- of. SIIOrll 1: 30· Wreoillilc . .:30 llllianl Men 10:00 Fighl of Weet 12:30 Chiller '!beater RADIO • TV NEwSREEL1 Horace McMehon and Harry Bella•• who have stared together the peel loin- years as detecUvea on "Naked City" ·are JUt!sl sian in I "Route 116" oplsodo juat completccl for broadcut next sea-on on CBS • TV, Friday .nli!JII, lu DOD-pollee rolol 1n· wblch !1W7 play 110 sceneo .! ; ' N·ew Method In ... Iilii"• "'l'ba . ~ > \.• .'o •, he , Miles .elson T h eac er soars sat urday T0 I 0' ti · ~~e ":ara::~e~~e ~0 disb:n~ band aialn. · Meigs county's 1963 Ctnten· the grandstand, not counllng pre Jipolis) second fn both heats• , mal Fatr bec<~me the rno~t sue - school age l'hlldren who were " Siorm.v Pam An ," third cessful in history Saturday admitted free, and persons with fir..;t heat ; •·Jenny Sea," third ;is.J"''· when 1,027 daytime and 1,897 state fair passes, wh1ch were in second heat. evening admissions swelled the honored. 1 Free-for-aU: "Mr. Corkey," five-day total to 10.642. The fair ended about 11 p. m. first m first hea t. seeond in This figure was shy by a lil- in a bla1.e or Iireworks with the second heal; "Atomic Pick,'• · eral handful of being 1.000 uver Racine Volunteer Fire Depart· second in first heal. first in the attendance of last year when ment in charge. second heat; "Belsy Vo," thi ...' 9647_paid at the gates. SATURDAY RESULTS 'in first heat lownecl bv • o·Jes . Fa~r Board ·seo.Tetary ·Frank . Salilr~ay .<.acing re,.lts (hors~~Qd..Ro_£~r. • ' DeIIveries . . but efforts to locate the plane ; ment and fight followed j l were fruitless. After Woods had bee'n cut wife,HBianche (Jedohndsoln)dNetlh- ldaughler. ' son. e was prec e n ea I . TY7l J't' ~ By RUSS GRF.F.N UnJtrd Pn·ss lntPrnaUonal harness l Paee · ··sister Too." first In holh heals; ''Ey re Raid' ' se<·ond Ill both heats. ' <:mny Holdup,': thJrd in b.oth ..heats. . Trot Su<.:cess Coy. flr:>l In both heals: ' Fronk 0 Jackson" (owned~ Fr~nk .lack~~~· G~~ and " I rna ~et'Ond heat (owned by Wo:ud Humphre\< . Pomern~ \. Alfred Cans. Pomeroy, for tbt, third consecut 1ve .vear, ed the grand champ1on bull the_ Hereford Cattle division. exhibi~ , :a. -·- ·--- - th En tom bed itlan " J., .1.. · ~ , s<ud 1'\e bt>en drmkmg that stull "J"m not ,,·,·k mom H"" ar• t t b II h . "'"' ., .ave no more t' yac es.'' 1 Saturday, planes searched Ad· another Minersville man, Rog· by his parents Joseph W and r ADMISSIONS SUNDAY- Ken· HAZLETON. Pa <LIPI•- One you"' oms county, 0., to no avail. ,er seized and held rLola Ralhbum' Nelson. . lneth Noble, Rolal Oak. Mochi· of the lhr,.. wal mmers trapp<d • Tm all dght Da-. " she saod I man R 0 Bak! bul a method I It WB:!I reported ~at ~rlends j Darst .until he was handcuffed Funeral services will be held gan; Mamie Nelson, Pomeroy; , more than 300 ft>el down a nunt> •· and I y, ant !o !ell yuu J lo\'1:' ml ht take thrt-e babl ' Of Dr. McCoy, workmg With &he rby officer Lyons. Wednesday at 2 p m at the Mrs. franklin King, Harrison· shaft for six days chatted hap-- r you. , . .. g k'' or four day..•. ~• '" h eel. Son. d , e w ay wa& pro Y a CAP had set up an auxiliary I In other··..actJVit Sh ·n · M"d 1 h h' ·r 00 .1 • t>\' f'fl a wee before the 11 15 "' 1 e t ay w 1e r "Okav, mum. I'll talk to ' :· t ~cue hole 1 P' Y Wit f1rst for pollee and the medical ~ ' [ y, . erJ Dexter church. Burial will be VIlle ; Garen Stansbury, driUed 15 rofessl011 Ibase at Wheelersburg, near Robert C. Hartenba~h sa1d two In Nelson cemetery. Rev. R W ~ dleport. workers b.Pgan the dehcat.P you l~tf'r. " he re Ired. "Rl JJt · 1 rest·ue P · Portsmouth, to search nearby 1breaking and entermg reports . . . ·ob of enlarom.:~ a s1x·inch con· P g ll . . ~ ed t 1o 1 Baker who as a patrolman had Ohio an·' Ken'tucky counties ov •. the t he" 1 , Woltz w11l officiate. Fr1ends DISCHARGES SUNDAY _ h l..no-w 1 h<:~\e ~orne work to do wac; 1-"'.~tnn o wer ' o 1 1 1 . ' m . two prev10U1 . b"1rt h!I er lhe weekend. u · jmated coon I.James Eads,1 Langsvlile; "''lhes and other solid food to as~Jsted , y are mg nvesti- may ca II a1 the res1"dence. Rich- taet. o e lo pul I lem lo lnt: sur- do\\n 1wr·e .. • and i!l the father of five children nd d 1 ,g · . [ ard Hickman Columbus· David fat:e. M.akt> vo~ ('onl.a('t I •m n as well as 11ghts and an r~~:;,>Jl1 ·h himself responded Sunday to a A grou an a r searc was r He said the Mlllhone Soh I o Rav~n~wood Pair Th . R .' M 'Alb t David J<'elhn, 58, co-operator of Wlwn re,cuers first made voice trned lamps tu keep them w~!,~ call to 'stand by for an escort of cond~ed. ~~B!i over a WlKNh Station. at Tuppers. Plains .vas ; • I elss, ~c~~~ : rs. er the Fellin l'.ool Co., mine. re· ('OI11<wt wl!h the chamber into and at!t>mpt to ('ounteract I pregnant woman to a bOipital. ed~- ~~. .north of the OJesa~ burglarized sometime Friday I In.lured In Wreck Lawson, acJne. . p011ed he and Henry Throne, 28. whit·h the th lee men fled when ' hant> oJ all miners, dampneu_ When Baker an1ve<f the young peflf!1ii. 8iCt OhiO. ~ailway tracks night .or early Saturday ~nd ~ headon car collision three ! Hazleton, wPre well and in good they hea rd the roa r of falling I . . h . · 0 mother-to-be told him the time in ~Oft, ·~· Va .• after po- lfour tires stolen. The s!ahon miles ~~th of Ravenswood HI-LOW TEMPS spirits. He said that lhe third eoal and stone rushing down their . CIJt';;-es;:~ t~e~~e avaJlabJe, ba~~. ,. et ~ I BfRTHS SATURDAY -- Mr. Mr. N son Is survtved by hts and Mrs. Wilham Wamsley, a IS I Y'I'ON IUPII Del" is nothin new ,.,alk .J. all"craft that were supposed to rof lhe Fair Mldwav so he roul~ taught In rural Meigs schools el Slout, Guysvolle. have been seen or heard on Aug. rback his auto. W1tnesse! saJd 11 h' lif I were checked out last week, 1 Darst refused, and an argu- r8 to~::-;:~ Stewa~t, <f,G~;·,::- ;~~e~;:.,:~:an:~ 1 was at hand and the baby was lice .~~ rece.wed a report was entered through a wmdow , R~. 2 mJured a man and his ; NEW YORK (UPI) - The miner, Louis Rove. 42. Patterson, es('apt- shllft. Ft>l!in had shouted to !tiH' ·1, lm would be on its way. When the officer pre- Ithat a III!J-~1~- ~iryl~e was be· broken by the th~eves. The de- I Wife Sunday. . ] lowest temJ)t'rature reported vill-e, wa~ trappt•d in another up lhr shnft !hal he wanted his b nn ISe t .em on ~b~ to pared to assist, the Y.'Offi&n told lleved· ~ liave crashed: T he partment also Is mvestlgating a l Bud SP_arks, 37, Ravenswood, ' thi! morning to the U. S. Wa- room nearby blll they could hear wJ!f lo maKe him "a pot of gar. r o ·8. the second sJx-mch him. "Don't look." · search. ~~~ nothing. , ht ~oup ., 1 To Ealarge RW . .· 1 burglary at the Hl-7 ~ub on 1w~s admttted to.Holzer ho<;pital ther Bure~u, excluding Alaska : his voil-e. Bakerturnedhishead,hastilyreTrl,.- County iRoute 7 below Hobson where , with fractured rtbs and an arm and Hawau, was 35 at [ Bo" suflmd a minor hop in· Shortly aller dayl;ght rescuers ' l.>l<r one ol those called his prior deliveries and arIa~ stW belrlg qrged tolcandy, cigars, lighter fluid a~ fracture. HIS wife, Mrs. Spa;ks. :Redmond, Or. The hJ.'!'hest jury. F(>llin said. bLJI otheni•Jse began ~mking a st>cond Six-inch ~e. r-I.Iarged to 12 mcbes ~ 'tlil· succ~ssfully delivered the infant search their property for the several other miscellaneous Jt- 42, was treated for lacerations . reported Sunday was 107 at Nee- wa~ in good hi'ahh and spints. hole parallel with the first. This r -vol.l d be gradually reamed cU .. , 1 whlle looking out a door. a.irplane, ems were stolen. Iof the seal~ and left elbow. dles, CBiif. : Fellin's "'ife arrived at the uper<~lioh is expeciPd to take 1 tl' 24 and 28 inches before lt't "1 did sneak a peak at tbe ho5o -- I head or the six·inch shaft at the mo ··J than 2(1 hours. i ~arge enough to bring the met Pita! report and both mother and mine at Onfida abnut lhree milr~ \ieanwhile. soup. coffee, and 1 • lilt> surfa~e The final bolt will · · ··.-:Jf:f baby boy were fine," Baker said. 1from here shortly before duy· rwl' cr .. am was lowered to the · 1•e f·:~sed w1th meta1 PlPlDS. l lioht. mt'•r whose only sustenanee for ~ l..<.onlact Wltb the miners C8mt "She ask.,od' lo talk 1o Oavt> ovt>r the seven days or . ttH>ir odeal haf> ~•or"l\' . '· l>ef h ore m1"dnight as ..... --...,. ; the microphone whieh had ~n ~h sulphur v.atf'1· t~ t.he mine. I SIX mch s aft broke -through iD1Q "~'~ F"r:>llin shouted up to his part·: the chaml'4."f where the mea wen, 1 lowered a few minutefi earlier. I When he heard her voice Fellin nt'r Gene Gibbons that "since It:-l"ltcrnl.EQ. - - - - - - - --·-- - -·· ' I The <'<'<·ision 011 when. 1o make • Lhe boring .was lhe ""IPOIIBibiUIJ Five were lined and another of Gol"<ion Smith, deputy forfeited bonds oo mlsclemean~C'"-lel'y of miheti w~ hll . or citations In Pomeroy Mayor on the Jcene from the lltart Charlee Legar's court Saturilay re.-;; cue Ufllll•·ations night. Stnitil risked his lifo< daily' They were Rubin Swartz, 1 lng dmtn into the origul Pomeroy, tlO and costa, JntoxJ. ~li.-ln,~ ~•grees boles~ ~­ I ° , • 1 Five Fined In Mayor·s f..ourt Reflections ..• The Day After cation, Gerald Lee field. $5 and COllis, runninll He Ught; Larry Connelly, 181'1 Falls, tiO and COlliS, lro orator's license; Charloo New HaV!IIl, 15 and cooli, lng double yen.... Une; i Van Me~r. ts and •· lcatioo, and .-Robert W. Shntc~ lor£f'lted a 'bolrd Oil ID legal' mulller eharp. · -~~ Illf!:= 'IJ BY CRF.STER TANNF.HILL . cool llicles." .' .... ' ~ ' r · to "to i ·' shaft before that methOcl abendoned by odditiooal roc•. . Saturday we recommended to our younger readers At 9·. p.m. Fr~y s..lttf ' i.JY·-~ they follow a 30-day series of articles starting today on ported another mojor slide , the general t~eme, "How to Improve Your Grades." I occu11«1. At I1:30 · . In scannmg over several advance releases of this : "'acbed the decision drilr'~ series, it occurred to me I was born 40-JO years too , tho aurtace. He went soon. My high school years were not streamlined by any lhe surlaee make such set of instructions. ' menl&. Leftr at t!be~;.f= The articles are good-IF-you will make an honest lalbd· with IOO&I n . , .1, ·. . . . . stab at doing what is suggested. j with· the ana'lladot the Metgs; Count$' Jumof ~ a1~ were . presented trophies However, l'U have to admit that had I been interest- logs of the mine ');;;,naf1~,.·t.,he Ohto Retail Merchants Assocla- · ed enough to ask, tbere was at least one, and likely many deckiOtl on U1e 1 Savings premore ,of my teachers. who years could of ba•e given similar in. winner, Metgs County strucbons during .my teen school. An~ without question there are teachers In each of t1a7 . behalf of the Pol!l_eroy Juruor Fair Queen tro- our Meigs Jfigll schools who will help mould they be lui; ·; · . ____ luked by 19fty'eatudenta. · . . ~ ·~- .. .. ___ ;:~~~~~~!~~:~:~B~a~nl~k~a~nd •se..,. ,.. • Ce111Urr'Foi: 1a !be ..,-11 <loY• I I · 1 :we~u, ~ " Haven prior lo Au· . FIVe . - Day Fair . Ad IDISSIOD . . eran weartng the black cap and the plane bad crashed In In- Wa! treated for painful Jacera- , · ' ~ H. Johnston sa•d. "So far a!> 1 gow~ of the graduating senior, diana In view of tbe extensive tlons of his leg and an e a r. v~~·.·ry;"-~ ''"!""'"''·.;· • '• '; we can tell, thiS year's. fair set rereoived a bathe lor of arts search o.peratlons. I Woods was transported to the Meigs Memorial Hospttal I nt'W attenda(]ce record ' gree in political science to The OhiO State Patrol. report- hospital by Racine emergency ' ; ADMISSIONS SA'fURO.A y _I _Saturday ~vening when . th.e become the first Negro alum- :ed Sunday at Sou_th Poml that lsquads!"en who were on duty at Miles E. Nelson, 72 , 8 Rut- Mrs. William Wamsle Hart. B1g Bend Assol'tatlon s nus In the school's 116-year- ~ search. was bemg conducted the falfgrounds. land elementary school te· ch- f d y, second and rmal presentalion old history. ~ ~~ the Tri-State area at t h I s j Officials said W~s had ask- .er, died at 1.30 a.m. toda; at or ' was _gwen. _there __w:re 1.304 m lt1me. . eel Darst to move hos motorcy- his home.tn Salem lownship af. DISCHARGES SATURDAY: _Several reports of low~nymg cle from a parking area at rear Iter a short illnes,; . He had Eloi!'e Snider. Middleport; Haz• Jd · BtodlkJ ond Nathllt Ill !be "Cleopatra" lllnllnl ~ . . . . . . Simon ud ..... ' ~~: . Mm~trel beat- bit the top·,tea ~ -boob sbortly. ~ . pnb!Jt~lbt Mr. e " engag- gan, 1 ~ith. W~ de- l on .~TV ..... Grove Prese .~ .,;- i~c c:~str~cti~~- Sa~~;d~:terni~~~n:~~~ night ~.:".. wo. seller on tholr' ~· Wllh J~· Recby'o "City of.NJcbt;~ 'Wbldt Cheshire in 1955 1 r 0 m · day. ugust 24t are requestA b kl W V H _. , eel to eontaet Mro. .John Mor· 1 son In real life, wlll ..pla)' J>ll TV wlle In an liPCOJIIInl ,J_.t · Bemry program to j'" Ja~~~ :. ·M~=itt1-gra:u!~ start his first 'lull-year .of week· ly TV appear.,.,.. wlllr a nolo able group of pert--... "Chrysler Preaent.s a Bob J.Jilpe Special" al8hiDg Dean IJUUn, Ttieaday Weld,111arban! ~t,. and, Lee sro;m .llllif 1111.~ Lois Corbett, Mrs, Dcta ,so survive. i Peach Ftslival Cenlennlal Pa- ~ 1 M d M J" ld eel rade in New Haven, on Saturr. an rs. IV en mov A b · , Funeral services will be held gust · . . The U S Air Force A 1r A parolee from the 0 h 1 o, t 2 . lh Ch _ Those parhdpahng in the T sd Search ~nd· Rescue command , ~tate peni~~Uary ls being held ' ~ire PB~~tist~ht~!ch1 "wu~ Re~. parade are asked, !o line _up . county ]all on a charge of , ,. . . at New Haven Communtty in _Kansas C_lty called off t~ cutting with intent to wound ~sb~ne H~ver offtcJatmg. Bur. r building at 1 p. m. Persons Indtana portion of the aerial . following an incident Saturday tal wdl be m Grav~l Hill ceme- 'dt h 8 d ba d in ;:n:::ch at the fairgrounds. lte7;iends may call at Miller's at from the University of Missis- lnto a ninth and apparently fj. Harold E. ISmokey~ Darst, Home For Funerals arter New Haven Park. The parade 4 !Iippi in a quiet ceremony Sun- 1 d S00d 8 H d t !23, of RuUand RD 1, was arresttod d t th h h will re·assemble again at the in an oak grove within Ina aty aby fan tahe 1• 1c ~rc Mason Drive In Theatre to 81 f~ ea q:nj:s~, ed by Racine Marshal Alfred p.rn.,h 'r··"7·""""'"''""1'00...1hpowj1og distance of t..he lwals s~ up e~s~. . ~l- Lyons after he allegedly knUed ?ne our e ore tna .serv· parade through Ma.c:on to the center Of • rioting touch- Ipa :- - · .. '•. of... MiJ1:8rsVine. i lCH. , · new Wa.bama Ju .. 'nr Worb eel off by his enrollment. · The· Ak"·I"III'Oe """" Uitl.·# I Woods was taken te Meigs , N .. . . Soloot!l wbero they will dl .. SEE-HEAR: Bob Hope wIll aD4 tPodfi liM , siring to enter a float in the : erty, maternal grandparent al- In Tbe 36-year-old Air Force vet· was blghly Improbable thai 1 Memorial hospital where James Garner Friday, Sept. %1, on NBC-TV ..... was born Feb. 21, 1960, p } H '}d ...,..OD wltlo e..,JI etller, 1111t -- of IlentnrD, May W. 24, Va. 1901 DaleIn "Putnam Edward i ...., employe handlms a $9.5 mollion "classified <'Ontract." He was also wathout a job. Company President Leon AI· pert said In New York Suaday that Siegel had been suspend· ed1y"Pending a re!"iUiion of . The hunt continued In South· 1Aft I matter." Iern OhiO. 'lbe family has been · tf ~DP~bet ... :. '. 'u· n leer Ptelo·ts" • · I sea lt'!ch l n .F.tna ~o·l ' 1 12:10 NIWI 10:00 10:30 II :00 11:30 12:110 fa hear!Dg on a charge of attempt· !"£ to bribe an Aa_r Force cav~l- _ I o.n ! 11:11 Double ThrUler i' ' rm na l,t.. he vflllecl, bd .......U.int was free today on his own recognizance pendms an Aug. 29 "M<ist of the boulevard stop algns In Rome are printed IIi English," POCk remark!'d ·wben aomeone ·flrouoed about t h e French ~~C: problem. "lltil 1 to.' It bad an I o clrlver Who 1\'b~ zed right past ·one. J asked him "TilE UNITED STATES Is why he.dldn't .top when It said · the most foreigl! country I've stop. He just .sbrllgged: " •Those ·signs.' he said, 'art ever heeD in," said wiclely-tJ:av· elecl Engllsb movie oecretaey just fw foreigners.' "· Channel 8 1:00 College Serl.. 9:00 Captain Kangaroo 10:00 The Alvlll Show cy. . (ConUnuecl ""!» f'ront P~) .. ey. "Well, after the lOth take of Freel blowing his ·U...a, Wilder called a receaa · and took ·him -aside. 'I may have to chang• lhe script,' ·wll4er eomiPeDied Idly. 'WbyT' aoked MocMur· ray. 'I'm sure I'll roa4 the Unes right Ia the ned take.' u 'It isn't that," replied WUdet. 'I'm afraid Barbara may till you before she's supposed 3 Chann•l "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY" Hayley Mills -· WSAZ-TV CLOSED ON VACATION Today Thru A'4,t• 29th Aug. 30 thru Sept. S "a::;.=;: · Garl~c~~P.i~s p8,~ , . asked. ~ i Remn)JScel)ce. J.f '-· . "Wtl; ~ * ~ ·· • I Gallipolis. Tbe youngsters survived by their J"'rents, and Iris Ca•to Jividen, • 1 and one brother, David Lee. 13, From Anderson, Ind., today came reports that vol- Cheshire, 1 unteer pilots made a. final effort Sunday to find the 1 Edison Ray would have been wreckage of a single engine airplane carrying Dr. George a seventh grader at the Chesh· McCoy, 45, his wife Mildred, 40, and their three children. ] ire-Kyger elementary school this No success was reported. 1ran. He was a member .of MerThe Civil Air Patrol search ranged over a rectangu- lin Ross' boys choir last spring. DEATH CAR- Two young bo)s were thrown from this car and crushed, instantly, about 8 p.m. SaiUJo lar area from Tipton and Franklin east to the Indiana· i .. . d~ one m..'le_north ..•.~AddiS~"-oorni~S~i~a~te'...R~OUtJ.I~e'..7~,._'G~.~a·ll~li~a _tC~o_utl.tl)y~':s'_~Sttxx~,h~a':'n~d~~:!'_fi_i_~:!'."~~f~a~ta~l~it~ie~s~o~f~l9~63~.--, N~' Ohio line without finding - - 1 John Edward J1vide~, LJber- 1~!!"'i'-~"""'''&'''1"1Wf~ ~,· ..,.....,mt'"'"'""' " any clues of the missing j ty, W. Va., paternal grandfath- , .. ·· I aircraft ee e er and Opha Caslo, also uf Lib- I NEW HAVEN - Persons de- Electronics of New York City, (Terhnirolor) became •vehicle which was said to be Iter'• ombulance, treated in d onother auto headed released. Mrs. Jividen iras In higbway traffic fatanties aouth, a state of shock. She was n o t the yel!l' Sal!,lrday night In a The Jividen vehicle bit an 'questiooecl after the m1811ap. one-car smashup one mile north embankment, came back onto • Addison oo Rt. 7. berm of -the highway, then flip- Ol!icersaald 'the Jividen luto Killed lnstanUy were Edison peel over three or four times was heavily damaged. T h • r e Jividen, 12, and hla broth- whlle skldcling oidewaya . down , were no wltneS8H. The mishap Dale ltdward, s. Slightly in- the highway. ,occurred at 8:03 p.m. wu the driver, Mrs. "Roil- I 'lbe boys were thrown from Until March of tho year Gal· aiel Casto Jividen, the boys' lhe vehicle. Both were crushed Ita county had recorded' only , lo. death. Officers believe they 'one highway fataUty In . 17 Investliating State Highway J were thrown through the wlnd- 1months. 'lbe death toll <turing Patrolmen said Mrs. Jividen shield. the past five and one • half driving liotth on Rt. ·7.. She I The mother received leg and !months reached sevon after Sat. cut ~o · the right in arm laceratlons. She wa1 rus)t.. 1urday's wreck. . to . ,eel to Holzer by Mil_ ' .,.. · • , j Edison Ray Jividen wa s Galllla- ""'!"lyto slxtll" ancs · &ev-)passinJ Pomerov Flower Sho1> S•pt. 27 thru Oct, 2 WALT DISNEY'S "SUMMER MAGIC" . TwQ Clfsblre 'boya DAY or Nf'GHT (Terhnicolor) Laurenrt' Harvey and Claire Bloom ' ~ .·:., ' '' ' ..'~,'·. '~)',. J ' I lw '1' "''··. •" Co~pany, I " �' • '· • .. ' >!' o.• • Ill' 1181 ' . •• COMMENTATING EDITORIALLY Shocking Truths About Hunger THE cold Wlf and nuclear bombs all to tritlona! anemia, blindness from vltamla •' ~-~I; • • • ., I· I 0., ' 71te Daily ·S.ntia_e l. •J • ·Helen llelp .Us! o M one side most of us fortunate enough A deficiency. According to standards set by the t live in America are possessed of an e~sy optimism regarding the future of U. N.'s Food and Agnculture Organlza· h ld lion. Europe, North America and Ocea· 1 e ~:r a;e the inheritors of Western nia have a supply of more than 3,000 cal· man's devotion to progress and the opt!· ories per person per day- about 20 per mistlc outlook which has been fostered .cent more than the basic 2,300 calonn by scien~. We know there is no problem required for health. In the Mtddle East, Africa and Latin that men cannot solve by the use of their Amtrica, thw supply Is equal to needsreason . We know, as surely as we know any· 2,400 calories. In the Far East, ealorle supples are thing, that the world b a better place only 3,050, or 11 per cent benea!b mini· than it was in any preYlous century or mum requirements. any previous ceneratlon. Were the problem merelY one of disAs far u one-half the world-Eurtribution and impro.tng producijon, It ope and America - Is concerned, It is a better place, even despite the creal, re- would readily yield to man's aldllful rna· source-sapping wars of the 20th century. nipulatlon · of hb environment. But the world food problem il not static; it II 1 Yet consider thb: ell is a fact that there are more hun· race. At present rates of population gry people in the world today than at growth, there may be a doubling of popany time In hWory. ell Is a fact that every day-not ev· ulation In Africa, a trebling In Latin ery week or every month, but every day America and a 2'h·fold lncreue In the -96,000 people die of_ starvatlo~ . ~is Far East and Middle East by the end of is equal to the population of WllmlDI· the century. World food supplies will have to be more than doubled just to ton. Del. maintaln the lllme level of nutrition that elt b a fact that in modern-day In· currently allows 96,000 people to die of dia. every second death is a child under hunger every day. 10 years. Launched in 1960 by the FAO, the As reported in CWA Journal, In an Freedom from Hunger Campaign II at· issue devoted to the World Freedom tempting to win that race. Projecta total· from Hunger Campaign, between 300 ing $20 million have been Initiated In and 500 million people, for at least part of their lives, do not have enough to eat many parts of the underdeveloped even in normal times. When floods and world aimed at raising production by the droughts and other disasters strike, the use of modern methods -of cultivation, result is widespread famine, for there is buying seeds, fertlllzers and equipment, no chance to build up local food reserves. training native experts In agriculture. This $20 million, all private, volunIn addition to thts half billion human betogs, there are another I to I 'h bil· tary and nongovernmental, is about lion who suffer from various forms of !125Uoth of the amount spent annually maln11~rition. They die - maybe young· by this country to buy the weapons that er. maybe older - not from starvation could et~d the population problem in a but from diseases caused by the lack of way nobody wants. essential nutrients: pellagra, rickets, nu- Voice Of Broadway •.• Reporting HAVE AWONDERFUL TIME ON YOUR \IKCATION ... BUT BEFORE YOU GO, I F.R.Halley, 90, Dit'S After Lorigffiness WATER ' • -. Trade-in your trouble now for *251 Now, your plumber or appliance dealer olle~ a $25 trado·ln allowance when you chanae from flame-typo ta a new !'!'!'!!!'!!Quick Recovery eloctrlc water heater. Don't walt. Save now l This offer Is for a limited time only! &UARAIIJEED ,.,, TROUBLE-FREE SERVICE! Flenum R. Halley, 90, Rt. 2, CrOwn City, died II :45 a. m., Salurday · .al ·Pulley's NursJne !Hollie In Burlington, 0. He had been in failing heallh for two yean and serious condl· tloo lor the past three months. A retired Iarmer, Mr. Hallev ·WBS bom Sept,. 21, 111'12, (n Ohio hrp., ... of the late Hugh Halley and Susan Day Halley. He spent all his Ule In Gallla County• . . . His wUe Maude Johnson Jla). ley died In 1954. Chlklren surviving are Ml'll. N. E. (Verba) Swindler, Crown City and VIctor Halley, Crown City; Mn. G. 0 . (Tllelma) Wills ot; . ~ulllb111, and Maxine Hat. ley, Alllene, Tel:. One VIral!, ·died In Infancy . Several grand and g r e a t srandchlldren also survive aloag -wiUt ooe brother, James & . llalleJ,..Crown, Cit)'. T w o CHECK 'THIS LIST SAME CASH SAVINGS - P/111 FREE DELIVERY ODID I STOP THE MILK DELIVERY? Plus ODID I TURN OFI' ALL THE FAUCETS? CHARGE FACILITIES eDJD I LOCK ALL THE DOORS AND WJNDOWP Asphalt Shlntles • $4.83-50 sq. ft. QDID I PAY THI PAPER BOY! Bevel Siding - - - 15c aq. ft. O..k Floorlnt 18c aq. ft. Cherry Paneling 26c aq. ft. QDID I CONTACT MY PAPER BOY OR THE CIRCULATION DEPT. TO HAVI MY NEWS. PAPERS SAVED I'OR Ml IN A VACATION PAC. OR MAILED TO Mit Be Sure To Use One Of Our Convenient brothers are deceased. He attended ProvldeDce Baptist aturdt. lulleral oervloell will be 2 p. m., Tueaday at Provklence Bap. tlst churclt with the Rev. Webb Swain olflclallnl. Burial wUI be ln ~Jc!euee cemetery, Friends may call at the Waughllalley-Woqd F.1taera1 hOlM · ter 2 p.m.,~. Carry with fGU ~ DOOIS lclealforeotraqcetapatlo, TIMrmopone.loll SUDING VACATION PLANS Dit1 ntariJII Slllowur The ea•r way ~the attic. Easily lnrtoUed Ao law .. , .. • ~tr. ~w 1- • 98.50 126.55 VACATION PAC . . . . b designed for those who will not be at one address long enough to have the paper ·mailed. Your carrier will 1ave your ~oples In a ~unvenient Vacaliwl Pac for delivery you return. MAIL AWAY SERVICE . • , . We'll mall your paper at no extra cost If you plan 011 being tn one~ two weeks or longer. Your subscription must be prepaid at your usual carrier rale for lhe time 1011 your ~IIIOnlng 'l'enip.Rlst, a new ' .trlcb · ~· lho J'r'• ounce will be &one, but we'll take care of the mallln& costa. unit, worn · .or .the wrist, 'llblcb Is Ina wbea JulldQhl fior•lti~.... uHifty · rOoml, 'IIMtfc.thopt. 4' x ~, ponel• un . Jud lay ..;.i..,:•.OArocellfneloittL. Anyone ca• <ioH. J' 1 Fill · In "'! I.W ao , ;.. • $3.68 M low 01 .. \ lie lq. ft. I'OOK oU tHISI MOJIII"f-sA"INtfV!oi,U,S : . ,. -· . And Mail ' PLYWOQD CEILING TILl SJQ!LVING · LU~Eit ' : This Coupon Kiln. ' clr1ed. ~ ....l.lus. Aa IoWa& .. :: '12~* Hn. ~. .' . .. ' .' TODAYI ' ,. ' ' •• J Clrculallen Dept. The Q!!!l-Sentlnel ..........,,Ohte PI-mall my potper to: ( H a m e l - - - - - - - - - - Add...., ICityl - - - - - - - 151...1 F.rom: (Datol CTol Mylt.meAddNlllll Check Inc'- F o r - - - - - - - - - - OrC.UWY2-21Sf,CI~o.,t. '. • tierelt .,.._ wllll uo t o - JIIVr p1p1n fw retum. �' • '· • .. ' >!' o.• • Ill' 1181 ' . •• COMMENTATING EDITORIALLY Shocking Truths About Hunger THE cold Wlf and nuclear bombs all to tritlona! anemia, blindness from vltamla •' ~-~I; • • • ., I· I 0., ' 71te Daily ·S.ntia_e l. •J • ·Helen llelp .Us! o M one side most of us fortunate enough A deficiency. According to standards set by the t live in America are possessed of an e~sy optimism regarding the future of U. N.'s Food and Agnculture Organlza· h ld lion. Europe, North America and Ocea· 1 e ~:r a;e the inheritors of Western nia have a supply of more than 3,000 cal· man's devotion to progress and the opt!· ories per person per day- about 20 per mistlc outlook which has been fostered .cent more than the basic 2,300 calonn by scien~. We know there is no problem required for health. In the Mtddle East, Africa and Latin that men cannot solve by the use of their Amtrica, thw supply Is equal to needsreason . We know, as surely as we know any· 2,400 calories. In the Far East, ealorle supples are thing, that the world b a better place only 3,050, or 11 per cent benea!b mini· than it was in any preYlous century or mum requirements. any previous ceneratlon. Were the problem merelY one of disAs far u one-half the world-Eurtribution and impro.tng producijon, It ope and America - Is concerned, It is a better place, even despite the creal, re- would readily yield to man's aldllful rna· source-sapping wars of the 20th century. nipulatlon · of hb environment. But the world food problem il not static; it II 1 Yet consider thb: ell is a fact that there are more hun· race. At present rates of population gry people in the world today than at growth, there may be a doubling of popany time In hWory. ell Is a fact that every day-not ev· ulation In Africa, a trebling In Latin ery week or every month, but every day America and a 2'h·fold lncreue In the -96,000 people die of_ starvatlo~ . ~is Far East and Middle East by the end of is equal to the population of WllmlDI· the century. World food supplies will have to be more than doubled just to ton. Del. maintaln the lllme level of nutrition that elt b a fact that in modern-day In· currently allows 96,000 people to die of dia. every second death is a child under hunger every day. 10 years. Launched in 1960 by the FAO, the As reported in CWA Journal, In an Freedom from Hunger Campaign II at· issue devoted to the World Freedom tempting to win that race. Projecta total· from Hunger Campaign, between 300 ing $20 million have been Initiated In and 500 million people, for at least part of their lives, do not have enough to eat many parts of the underdeveloped even in normal times. When floods and world aimed at raising production by the droughts and other disasters strike, the use of modern methods -of cultivation, result is widespread famine, for there is buying seeds, fertlllzers and equipment, no chance to build up local food reserves. training native experts In agriculture. This $20 million, all private, volunIn addition to thts half billion human betogs, there are another I to I 'h bil· tary and nongovernmental, is about lion who suffer from various forms of !125Uoth of the amount spent annually maln11~rition. They die - maybe young· by this country to buy the weapons that er. maybe older - not from starvation could et~d the population problem in a but from diseases caused by the lack of way nobody wants. essential nutrients: pellagra, rickets, nu- Voice Of Broadway •.• Reporting HAVE AWONDERFUL TIME ON YOUR \IKCATION ... BUT BEFORE YOU GO, I F.R.Halley, 90, Dit'S After Lorigffiness WATER ' • -. Trade-in your trouble now for *251 Now, your plumber or appliance dealer olle~ a $25 trado·ln allowance when you chanae from flame-typo ta a new !'!'!'!!!'!!Quick Recovery eloctrlc water heater. Don't walt. Save now l This offer Is for a limited time only! &UARAIIJEED ,.,, TROUBLE-FREE SERVICE! Flenum R. Halley, 90, Rt. 2, CrOwn City, died II :45 a. m., Salurday · .al ·Pulley's NursJne !Hollie In Burlington, 0. He had been in failing heallh for two yean and serious condl· tloo lor the past three months. A retired Iarmer, Mr. Hallev ·WBS bom Sept,. 21, 111'12, (n Ohio hrp., ... of the late Hugh Halley and Susan Day Halley. He spent all his Ule In Gallla County• . . . His wUe Maude Johnson Jla). ley died In 1954. Chlklren surviving are Ml'll. N. E. (Verba) Swindler, Crown City and VIctor Halley, Crown City; Mn. G. 0 . (Tllelma) Wills ot; . ~ulllb111, and Maxine Hat. ley, Alllene, Tel:. One VIral!, ·died In Infancy . Several grand and g r e a t srandchlldren also survive aloag -wiUt ooe brother, James & . llalleJ,..Crown, Cit)'. T w o CHECK 'THIS LIST SAME CASH SAVINGS - P/111 FREE DELIVERY ODID I STOP THE MILK DELIVERY? Plus ODID I TURN OFI' ALL THE FAUCETS? CHARGE FACILITIES eDJD I LOCK ALL THE DOORS AND WJNDOWP Asphalt Shlntles • $4.83-50 sq. ft. QDID I PAY THI PAPER BOY! Bevel Siding - - - 15c aq. ft. O..k Floorlnt 18c aq. ft. Cherry Paneling 26c aq. ft. QDID I CONTACT MY PAPER BOY OR THE CIRCULATION DEPT. TO HAVI MY NEWS. PAPERS SAVED I'OR Ml IN A VACATION PAC. OR MAILED TO Mit Be Sure To Use One Of Our Convenient brothers are deceased. He attended ProvldeDce Baptist aturdt. lulleral oervloell will be 2 p. m., Tueaday at Provklence Bap. tlst churclt with the Rev. Webb Swain olflclallnl. Burial wUI be ln ~Jc!euee cemetery, Friends may call at the Waughllalley-Woqd F.1taera1 hOlM · ter 2 p.m.,~. Carry with fGU ~ DOOIS lclealforeotraqcetapatlo, TIMrmopone.loll SUDING VACATION PLANS Dit1 ntariJII Slllowur The ea•r way ~the attic. Easily lnrtoUed Ao law .. , .. • ~tr. ~w 1- • 98.50 126.55 VACATION PAC . . . . b designed for those who will not be at one address long enough to have the paper ·mailed. Your carrier will 1ave your ~oples In a ~unvenient Vacaliwl Pac for delivery you return. MAIL AWAY SERVICE . • , . We'll mall your paper at no extra cost If you plan 011 being tn one~ two weeks or longer. Your subscription must be prepaid at your usual carrier rale for lhe time 1011 your ~IIIOnlng 'l'enip.Rlst, a new ' .trlcb · ~· lho J'r'• ounce will be &one, but we'll take care of the mallln& costa. unit, worn · .or .the wrist, 'llblcb Is Ina wbea JulldQhl fior•lti~.... uHifty · rOoml, 'IIMtfc.thopt. 4' x ~, ponel• un . Jud lay ..;.i..,:•.OArocellfneloittL. Anyone ca• <ioH. J' 1 Fill · In "'! I.W ao , ;.. • $3.68 M low 01 .. \ lie lq. ft. I'OOK oU tHISI MOJIII"f-sA"INtfV!oi,U,S : . ,. -· . And Mail ' PLYWOQD CEILING TILl SJQ!LVING · LU~Eit ' : This Coupon Kiln. ' clr1ed. ~ ....l.lus. Aa IoWa& .. :: '12~* Hn. ~. .' . .. ' .' TODAYI ' ,. ' ' •• J Clrculallen Dept. The Q!!!l-Sentlnel ..........,,Ohte PI-mall my potper to: ( H a m e l - - - - - - - - - - Add...., ICityl - - - - - - - 151...1 F.rom: (Datol CTol Mylt.meAddNlllll Check Inc'- F o r - - - - - - - - - - OrC.UWY2-21Sf,CI~o.,t. '. • tierelt .,.._ wllll uo t o - JIIVr p1p1n fw retum. �• -· .' '' • ' Dodgers, Yankees .. f ' Ploees Blame On Shertzer Contino~ Jack Draws Double· Ileader Cleveland Rogers ·Fired As 83,218 ·As Browns Defeated 21- 7 -. - • I • • I..os Angeles Plays Final ' ~meslnOldPoloGrounds • ./ Point Pleasant Coach THE ' AND "SENSE" OF USING SENTINEL Good Idea. Conlollo date your dtlih, Lump them_..,., 1nd pay thlm oft with· 1 cosh loan lnllll uo. CLASSIFIED ADS Chlnoos oro yoUr- *'" monthlY be a lotPi¥1111M 1.. than yau'ro paying out ... ory month rJaht ,_ MEN -WOMEN mnn • • II to u . ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY now for U. S. Ctvll Stniae job openinJJ I'D thY area JOO W. second St.-WYandotte MU1, Pomttoy <lnrlnt: U.. nnt 11 •ontlul. GIWUIUbtllt polltlou '"' • IUib u M40.00 a month to .tan. 1liey provide your family Is like most - there comes • tlmt when you look around and wonder how in the world you accumulated so many thillp. 'lbliiJI that are •till &o'?" but simply aren't used, needed or enjoyed by your family any more. 'l'hl.nas liD sports equipment, musical instruments, out·IJ"DW8 toys and clothing, yard and garden tools, furniture, appliances. (Go throuah your home today ... )'01 · wlll be surprised at what you find once you realiJ look.) If ' 'P!QilN mw:b ll'eater .-eurlty than prt.-at. 11mploymdlt and excellent opo portunlty for J<lnncement. MUll po.litloru requlre little or no .peelaused. eclueatloa or experlnce. But to pt. •~ Dl UleH , • .,.. 7ou mun pMI a tnt. Tblt compeUtlOII te bell .nd ill •~ caHf ontr ou oat al flye PUL ---------- LINCOLN SERVICE, Dopt. 142 Pekin, Illinois I am very mueh intere.!lted.. PleMe iMDd mt ablolutelJ FREE (1) A list of U. S. Government posiUODS and salarIes; (2) Information on how to quallly f<>r 1 U. S. Gooemment Job. Don't keep these items. They're worth oub te some other family - but really worth nothh!J to you if you don't use them. Sell tbem quickly all4 inexpensively with SenUnet CluBtfied Ads and b1ve the extra cub that means man of the tbil&l you will use and 'njoy. NaJDe •••••••••• •••••• ·-· • • • • •• • •• • • • • • • . A.- ....... . Street • ••••• , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ... • • • • • • Phone . . ....... .. READY-MIXED CONC I ' 5M Us ForT• Rtllllllehng Nlllh "" eiCltcJ. Clblnets F'-1lle I SAVU IIME-SAVU MOtiiY ,.Homl,inp~Or SpMIIIa..n4tclplnt We Pumllh•• . ., SOl ehrmla Top ' .,..... ece111111 Tile • Shwlll Doors ••••• es•••WI.._. ESTIMAtES---' ' 1;.. • . ' :~OREMAJ !~BOTT • ' ~- ....... "" 0. All It takea Ia 1 phone call. JUit dial WY NUl e New' Location. , ' -. • New-:purniture · . "'., and give your list to a friendly A4 Write. A WW11 ad Is u low u eSc per day oa the apecl•1 ~ nte. -W.... -~ I .,,~u ·'' e N~w, Low Ce»st • terms 'I ' • .,fi . ..... .. ... . • '1""4! ,~., . . .. AND PIIC:is . SHOE , . ' WI All AI NIAR AI TlLII'HONI . , '' ~L •WY 111M 1'01 diVICI · Follow the rule 10 many other 11111art, 111011tn fla. . Diu follow. Don't keep worthwlllle ...... one lfter tllefre no ioDcet liNd. TvD th- ildll .,; lara with SenUnel Clasllifled Ads. It 'Nbl . . '• ' . ·~ aooct ......, Only 4.99 J. m~b-beeled eleg-,mr-toed .tencter~~es~~. · lq1W'I'CIIt tbraat 111m - the Ultimate in fli~ lu WUIIIIIIII' b ck upper leatller pump. ~ Nlc!eit tblug to do fot yotJr,foot. · THE StlOE ·BOX . ' MID,DLIPO!Jt, 0. SENTI. CLASSIFIED . �• -· .' '' • ' Dodgers, Yankees .. f ' Ploees Blame On Shertzer Contino~ Jack Draws Double· Ileader Cleveland Rogers ·Fired As 83,218 ·As Browns Defeated 21- 7 -. - • I • • I..os Angeles Plays Final ' ~meslnOldPoloGrounds • ./ Point Pleasant Coach THE ' AND "SENSE" OF USING SENTINEL Good Idea. Conlollo date your dtlih, Lump them_..,., 1nd pay thlm oft with· 1 cosh loan lnllll uo. CLASSIFIED ADS Chlnoos oro yoUr- *'" monthlY be a lotPi¥1111M 1.. than yau'ro paying out ... ory month rJaht ,_ MEN -WOMEN mnn • • II to u . ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY now for U. S. Ctvll Stniae job openinJJ I'D thY area JOO W. second St.-WYandotte MU1, Pomttoy <lnrlnt: U.. nnt 11 •ontlul. GIWUIUbtllt polltlou '"' • IUib u M40.00 a month to .tan. 1liey provide your family Is like most - there comes • tlmt when you look around and wonder how in the world you accumulated so many thillp. 'lbliiJI that are •till &o'?" but simply aren't used, needed or enjoyed by your family any more. 'l'hl.nas liD sports equipment, musical instruments, out·IJ"DW8 toys and clothing, yard and garden tools, furniture, appliances. (Go throuah your home today ... )'01 · wlll be surprised at what you find once you realiJ look.) If ' 'P!QilN mw:b ll'eater .-eurlty than prt.-at. 11mploymdlt and excellent opo portunlty for J<lnncement. MUll po.litloru requlre little or no .peelaused. eclueatloa or experlnce. But to pt. •~ Dl UleH , • .,.. 7ou mun pMI a tnt. Tblt compeUtlOII te bell .nd ill •~ caHf ontr ou oat al flye PUL ---------- LINCOLN SERVICE, Dopt. 142 Pekin, Illinois I am very mueh intere.!lted.. PleMe iMDd mt ablolutelJ FREE (1) A list of U. S. Government posiUODS and salarIes; (2) Information on how to quallly f<>r 1 U. S. Gooemment Job. Don't keep these items. They're worth oub te some other family - but really worth nothh!J to you if you don't use them. Sell tbem quickly all4 inexpensively with SenUnet CluBtfied Ads and b1ve the extra cub that means man of the tbil&l you will use and 'njoy. NaJDe •••••••••• •••••• ·-· • • • • •• • •• • • • • • • . A.- ....... . Street • ••••• , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ... • • • • • • Phone . . ....... .. READY-MIXED CONC I ' 5M Us ForT• Rtllllllehng Nlllh "" eiCltcJ. Clblnets F'-1lle I SAVU IIME-SAVU MOtiiY ,.Homl,inp~Or SpMIIIa..n4tclplnt We Pumllh•• . ., SOl ehrmla Top ' .,..... ece111111 Tile • Shwlll Doors ••••• es•••WI.._. ESTIMAtES---' ' 1;.. • . ' :~OREMAJ !~BOTT • ' ~- ....... "" 0. All It takea Ia 1 phone call. JUit dial WY NUl e New' Location. , ' -. • New-:purniture · . "'., and give your list to a friendly A4 Write. A WW11 ad Is u low u eSc per day oa the apecl•1 ~ nte. -W.... -~ I .,,~u ·'' e N~w, Low Ce»st • terms 'I ' • .,fi . ..... .. ... . • '1""4! ,~., . . .. AND PIIC:is . SHOE , . ' WI All AI NIAR AI TlLII'HONI . , '' ~L •WY 111M 1'01 diVICI · Follow the rule 10 many other 11111art, 111011tn fla. . Diu follow. Don't keep worthwlllle ...... one lfter tllefre no ioDcet liNd. TvD th- ildll .,; lara with SenUnel Clasllifled Ads. It 'Nbl . . '• ' . ·~ aooct ......, Only 4.99 J. m~b-beeled eleg-,mr-toed .tencter~~es~~. · lq1W'I'CIIt tbraat 111m - the Ultimate in fli~ lu WUIIIIIIII' b ck upper leatller pump. ~ Nlc!eit tblug to do fot yotJr,foot. · THE StlOE ·BOX . ' MID,DLIPO!Jt, 0. SENTI. CLASSIFIED . �,. :; . .... BEAT THE HEAT-THE COOL WAY, LET ~OT . :; ' ..........; .·-::"jl o· J, .. . ' Ads Get DAILY CROSSWORD White fmish, red 1nterio~, low mlleage, B~at belts, power steeri1.g and brakt"s nullo and heater . Like new aU the ....... 4 M @ CANlXLLA TIONS COIIIW.-TIONS IUVil.' OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO t Uf\. ...-.d • .-.. ...,. t)a' .... f:Ouhli,_.t\ ,111 ~U;U U L.A T1 U NS n~ pUnhan.J · - " " ' ... 1'11111 .. .dJ1 Of ~l!i.._-1 .... , •d t 1P....,t!l1 oh~tMDanle Er-or. dloutCI b" f'ept; rfec'l •mmedl•!#l' 'fh• oub ...,.u .,o, lUbe~ 11)01"# '"~ ttl&fl rw "f!,punll~tle "'"''~rpr! ,. .. Pioll .. :ep••o ""U' .,oo A • l)t :11-Ha- &.IWt POMEROY MOTOR CO.@ 5c00 p, 11. ...,.,, -'"'"n· I'UIIl'"anftB .. Corioltl CllltoC . .....up S.l· lik<' new l'31" at a rt>ll! ~aving llEAULINES -- --=• -......... ...... 1118. .,._ -'·=·· --v:a.- 1962 Corvair MonLI 2 Door $1995 Maroon hm~/ 1 f"-lwn interior with bucket seats, 4 speed box . 102 enii•le, radio. heater. Tires show Utile wear, B WANT AD INFORI<IIA TION Oooadhnlt lt ·nl'l MPOII 1962 Ford T·Bird Hardtop Coupe _ $3395 Results. ~ ...... _ ....,.... DOWN TO '1\fSETl\.EMEMr liN GJT ME A PLUG OF CAAWIN' TER8AOIV, NOSY II tOl' · n•otr<1D'O RATES ror wan& Ad SerYJ.e. 6 catRI WM'd peJ ~Dt M'"'"'Dm ~·· • 11 Centa pe1 woftl fill !'l .. •rtl nn ~nu fD.r" eoDo m.rtlot» Fun rate M t centt P!Jl' wo111 WW be cbar,ed for M•ertl•mi lJ' ... ot paid wiUI\n 10 du' d••• ....-t• ..,:dt1.. lll.l om. CARL" 01 fHANIIJi - .1 .~ MJ o;o •ord "'"irnum ll:.afll •ttc1ltlOn· 01} •or" II! Ol>ltuaril!t pahlld111 •' 1 eeo• pet word OFFln 8U"RS 11:30 1!. >1 S•tu.J'OII\ <I " •.-llt Jl' "- ft.1 t '• ~I IJaiJJ I~ flO 11UII!I MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING ITS SO £ASY TO PLACE A RES' 1ll PRt )l>\JL'ING Sales & Service WA.N'I AD i'HONE WY 2-2157 e F1ts Almusl Every Car CARD OF THANKS &01$1Ji nQ I I' I TYPE BVCVCIIP. TGit:TKitOSOKCit XI: DICK TRACY CKI XYMOXY Mlt:C.CIYIY Mr&Y& DRY CLEANING 10 '2 -LG RUSK COMMENTS ON TV lbo. WASHINGTON (IJPI)•-:...,' Sec:re· ... ""'. "'· ,. .. ( tary of state Dean RIIR warn. a wider exchange of telev!sioo proLaun4or..Ury Clunoro grams between nati001, and fa· P........y WYU4~ ors an lllcrease in U.S. progratnl on international OVfllts. ; ·Rusk, In remarks published In • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . TY 8'1 l4fe Ol)'pt a h OICII T)U14G ORLY JL\8 BalM £ENT TO YOVl1t AJID ..,_ C'WWIIoC&I J)1 agQH.I 'I'IUIL-.IoiUIOLD ROBINSON'S Guide magaziDO Suaday. • WITH THI called for more program• "devdt· • ed 1o the basic fort:et1 and Issues • wblch dominate the coune of in- •• ternaUooal events today." • Flu.k • • ·--· ~ ' "·'· ,_ . . .., .... 1:115 llreakfut Party t: II J.... Buldi: Show 1:00 Sign On Nen, 10:115 Polka Party &:Gil Sacred H...-1 10:35 Publk Semee 1:20 Counlr7 J~ee 11:115 Top Ten Show 12:00 N- Report F Ne 1:30 art• · "' 12:311 Rev. Me-lla Teell 7:115 ermtul PII'IJ' 1, 115 Platta' Party "If I mlxtd )'allow paint and blue paint 1:15 Bright star Show 1:111 Suadawn Sen!nllda Pldrlns lldwr ...., 7:31191JIII Off ---~"~•t?~~Th~a:t~·~p~e~n~d~e~up~on~w~h~o~~~!...!!!!!:_ _ 7:50 News Report - Oblo 1:111 Sign Off - June ft B?IID Bl'l!d!MI Party SUNDAY ~ I' 1:1111 Br .,,., Party 1llp 7:311 Sip On NeWI Monday 111111 Frlcle7 11:15 Muoo County Nen I:CIIi Coffee Willi J-1 1:00 Bapllst Layman'• Hour 8 00 SII!D On 12:00 Colllllltlltlty News 8·45 Betty NIIWioil 8:15 Hour of Doli•erance R 115 Muoical Clock 12:05 Noon NeWJ 10:05 MJnllterial - · (lleY. P.t111J Jones) 7:00 ~ewr 12:10 Ohio Newo Counlr7 Hoe Dowa 1:111 Wingo of Healing 7 10 Mullcal Clock 12:15 Martell 11 :CIIi Swap Shor t:Jt SuadaJ 8bOw 7:30 New• Headlltieo 12::111 BulletJD Board Farm NOWI 10:111 Voice of Prophecy , 7"30 Musical Clocll 12:25 NtWJ 0 Gramt 11:40 FamiiJ Wanblp llour·'lbu 10:35 Sunday Show 7· 45 '!be Ll!eU111 12:30 Asrtcullure Agent 12:00 Noon Report 11:111 Country Hyplllllme 8·00 Oblo Valley News 12:45 Clllllllry Go Round 12:15 MUilc JUII Fw Yaa 12:1111 Noaa Hopaft 8 Gil World r. Ohio News 1:55 News Beat 12:1$ Goeulet's GUelt Star·Frl 12:15 1be Search 8·10 Sporla Todey 2:00 Country Go Hound P..u. PII'IJ' 12:11 Rev. Merlin Tee~~ o·l5 Weather Picture 2:55 New8 Beal 4:11 B..etlllar Aulo Show 1:111 Billy GtallalD 8:18 lllullell Clock 3:110 Mid Way Mtllnee 4:311 Loeal Newo 1:311 The Lutberan Hour 855 Community News 3:55 News Beat 4:55 BW Sten Sports 2:00 Si&!lll of tho 'nmeo 1·00 Latebslrlni 4: Ill llllseln8 with Doll 8:00 Bowlloc Sotnl (Rev. W. 8. Billupl) t: 30 Public Semce 4:30 IDierchonge 6:CIIi Van p, trick Sports 2: L\ Public Service 1:411 FamiiJ Worship Hour i:OO Coblmtltllty Neww 8:20 Stmdown Sen!ll8de 2:Sii The Big Life tO· 00 Mason County New• 1:05 Wcrld· to NaiiODal News 7:11$ The World TodaJ 3:110 Sunday Showcase tO Jl5 Tallo of tbe Town 5:15 Spotllgbl oo Sports 7:30 Off 4:110 Hour of Decill011 10:55 News 5:25 WeallleRast 8:1111 Off- Juue 4:45 John GrlffiD II: 55 Momlog Melodies 5:110 ~, sooli:SO ' ,,. (except Friday: Church 5:55 .aoGQ'. .. .. 6:110 Siflll On News a:oo Sundown Sorenade BeUo BlDg' 1:00 Suosei Bitd. 6:15 Counlr7 Jamllclree 7:311 Si&a Off 11:411 World Nen 1:00 ~~~~~ Off •• 1:10 Fum Nows 8:00 SJca Oil - Juno TIII&U FBIDAY •.r. . . ., .......,............ W J EH ~ GAS Colnpht I; Condltior · FlU-UP TIME! ND· 1 and No 2 the Air lot Your HoOT. Fyr-Zon Treated FUEL OIL •Automatic Degree Day Service - So You Never Run out The Ohio l'uel Ges Ca. e Budgt·t Pay Plan Coli U• Todoy - WY 2-2181 --- Open Til 9 p.m. ~- -- ,, ONE MALE Coon Hound, one English Bulldog, I Beagle Hound, l Collie pup. CaU SH 2-4834. 8 16 3tc 8-, A'DtO ,. j7:3S a=• 6l'r "'"".... ' Pomeroy Landmark I, M•ln - lent condition, $50. $137 when new. R. E. Williams, C a II Coolville 667-6264 New ... .,..._ ....... 8136tp '299 OHLY ... ,.._, TERRY c.n-lontron.. . MAS~ON ·' .-.- . ' ' 'URNITUU CO. -· .. MUON, W. YA. ...·- . ..,.,...... ' . • --i-)"' ~ (<• OYtfAMLTE! NANCY Breeding, Service, Inc. aenice, Leland · Parla!r,; · r ·PO!neroy, Ohio, Phone WY .2-:1244 or Chester, ·11154415'. ' ' 1w GIORGI WONDII LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE CiEE ! "«lJ Nl~ TCl.D ""' ~ H5l.PIO 'TH' tHDIAMS ~M TJ.¥tr PlJIQIE 1-ijT 'EM AT "1'H' PU181J). OI.JRIH' ,...._, .... -..... HA..FOF 'e:" OIED/ ~~~'TiE!Eiji'~l llr HAROLD GRAY VEAA. HA1RV lodOLF's WIF=E Q,tm TH' LITTLE 901'-1 HE NE\.18? SAW! GEE I '!211 COIJLO A" 0\UQHT IT, 1l!Q I 1T :\IMG UI<E A ~6LE 8ATTL.E: Wl-40 01EG AMO kii-IO LIVES-<'HAI'CE ~ FATE'? ~0 CAN SAY'? VES I 80 !jQ!!I I HAVE THE RIG~T lU ~KE~IH THIS <>RSAf COMPLE.TELV !li!l!!l!j PRoJecT/ r.;;;;;Lbi ~ �,. :; . .... BEAT THE HEAT-THE COOL WAY, LET ~OT . :; ' ..........; .·-::"jl o· J, .. . ' Ads Get DAILY CROSSWORD White fmish, red 1nterio~, low mlleage, B~at belts, power steeri1.g and brakt"s nullo and heater . Like new aU the ....... 4 M @ CANlXLLA TIONS COIIIW.-TIONS IUVil.' OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO t Uf\. ...-.d • .-.. ...,. t)a' .... f:Ouhli,_.t\ ,111 ~U;U U L.A T1 U NS n~ pUnhan.J · - " " ' ... 1'11111 .. .dJ1 Of ~l!i.._-1 .... , •d t 1P....,t!l1 oh~tMDanle Er-or. dloutCI b" f'ept; rfec'l •mmedl•!#l' 'fh• oub ...,.u .,o, lUbe~ 11)01"# '"~ ttl&fl rw "f!,punll~tle "'"''~rpr! ,. .. Pioll .. :ep••o ""U' .,oo A • l)t :11-Ha- &.IWt POMEROY MOTOR CO.@ 5c00 p, 11. ...,.,, -'"'"n· I'UIIl'"anftB .. Corioltl CllltoC . .....up S.l· lik<' new l'31" at a rt>ll! ~aving llEAULINES -- --=• -......... ...... 1118. .,._ -'·=·· --v:a.- 1962 Corvair MonLI 2 Door $1995 Maroon hm~/ 1 f"-lwn interior with bucket seats, 4 speed box . 102 enii•le, radio. heater. Tires show Utile wear, B WANT AD INFORI<IIA TION Oooadhnlt lt ·nl'l MPOII 1962 Ford T·Bird Hardtop Coupe _ $3395 Results. ~ ...... _ ....,.... DOWN TO '1\fSETl\.EMEMr liN GJT ME A PLUG OF CAAWIN' TER8AOIV, NOSY II tOl' · n•otr<1D'O RATES ror wan& Ad SerYJ.e. 6 catRI WM'd peJ ~Dt M'"'"'Dm ~·· • 11 Centa pe1 woftl fill !'l .. •rtl nn ~nu fD.r" eoDo m.rtlot» Fun rate M t centt P!Jl' wo111 WW be cbar,ed for M•ertl•mi lJ' ... ot paid wiUI\n 10 du' d••• ....-t• ..,:dt1.. lll.l om. CARL" 01 fHANIIJi - .1 .~ MJ o;o •ord "'"irnum ll:.afll •ttc1ltlOn· 01} •or" II! Ol>ltuaril!t pahlld111 •' 1 eeo• pet word OFFln 8U"RS 11:30 1!. >1 S•tu.J'OII\ <I " •.-llt Jl' "- ft.1 t '• ~I IJaiJJ I~ flO 11UII!I MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING ITS SO £ASY TO PLACE A RES' 1ll PRt )l>\JL'ING Sales & Service WA.N'I AD i'HONE WY 2-2157 e F1ts Almusl Every Car CARD OF THANKS &01$1Ji nQ I I' I TYPE BVCVCIIP. TGit:TKitOSOKCit XI: DICK TRACY CKI XYMOXY Mlt:C.CIYIY Mr&Y& DRY CLEANING 10 '2 -LG RUSK COMMENTS ON TV lbo. WASHINGTON (IJPI)•-:...,' Sec:re· ... ""'. "'· ,. .. ( tary of state Dean RIIR warn. a wider exchange of telev!sioo proLaun4or..Ury Clunoro grams between nati001, and fa· P........y WYU4~ ors an lllcrease in U.S. progratnl on international OVfllts. ; ·Rusk, In remarks published In • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . TY 8'1 l4fe Ol)'pt a h OICII T)U14G ORLY JL\8 BalM £ENT TO YOVl1t AJID ..,_ C'WWIIoC&I J)1 agQH.I 'I'IUIL-.IoiUIOLD ROBINSON'S Guide magaziDO Suaday. • WITH THI called for more program• "devdt· • ed 1o the basic fort:et1 and Issues • wblch dominate the coune of in- •• ternaUooal events today." • Flu.k • • ·--· ~ ' "·'· ,_ . . .., .... 1:115 llreakfut Party t: II J.... Buldi: Show 1:00 Sign On Nen, 10:115 Polka Party &:Gil Sacred H...-1 10:35 Publk Semee 1:20 Counlr7 J~ee 11:115 Top Ten Show 12:00 N- Report F Ne 1:30 art• · "' 12:311 Rev. Me-lla Teell 7:115 ermtul PII'IJ' 1, 115 Platta' Party "If I mlxtd )'allow paint and blue paint 1:15 Bright star Show 1:111 Suadawn Sen!nllda Pldrlns lldwr ...., 7:31191JIII Off ---~"~•t?~~Th~a:t~·~p~e~n~d~e~up~on~w~h~o~~~!...!!!!!:_ _ 7:50 News Report - Oblo 1:111 Sign Off - June ft B?IID Bl'l!d!MI Party SUNDAY ~ I' 1:1111 Br .,,., Party 1llp 7:311 Sip On NeWI Monday 111111 Frlcle7 11:15 Muoo County Nen I:CIIi Coffee Willi J-1 1:00 Bapllst Layman'• Hour 8 00 SII!D On 12:00 Colllllltlltlty News 8·45 Betty NIIWioil 8:15 Hour of Doli•erance R 115 Muoical Clock 12:05 Noon NeWJ 10:05 MJnllterial - · (lleY. P.t111J Jones) 7:00 ~ewr 12:10 Ohio Newo Counlr7 Hoe Dowa 1:111 Wingo of Healing 7 10 Mullcal Clock 12:15 Martell 11 :CIIi Swap Shor t:Jt SuadaJ 8bOw 7:30 New• Headlltieo 12::111 BulletJD Board Farm NOWI 10:111 Voice of Prophecy , 7"30 Musical Clocll 12:25 NtWJ 0 Gramt 11:40 FamiiJ Wanblp llour·'lbu 10:35 Sunday Show 7· 45 '!be Ll!eU111 12:30 Asrtcullure Agent 12:00 Noon Report 11:111 Country Hyplllllme 8·00 Oblo Valley News 12:45 Clllllllry Go Round 12:15 MUilc JUII Fw Yaa 12:1111 Noaa Hopaft 8 Gil World r. Ohio News 1:55 News Beat 12:1$ Goeulet's GUelt Star·Frl 12:15 1be Search 8·10 Sporla Todey 2:00 Country Go Hound P..u. PII'IJ' 12:11 Rev. Merlin Tee~~ o·l5 Weather Picture 2:55 New8 Beal 4:11 B..etlllar Aulo Show 1:111 Billy GtallalD 8:18 lllullell Clock 3:110 Mid Way Mtllnee 4:311 Loeal Newo 1:311 The Lutberan Hour 855 Community News 3:55 News Beat 4:55 BW Sten Sports 2:00 Si&!lll of tho 'nmeo 1·00 Latebslrlni 4: Ill llllseln8 with Doll 8:00 Bowlloc Sotnl (Rev. W. 8. Billupl) t: 30 Public Semce 4:30 IDierchonge 6:CIIi Van p, trick Sports 2: L\ Public Service 1:411 FamiiJ Worship Hour i:OO Coblmtltllty Neww 8:20 Stmdown Sen!ll8de 2:Sii The Big Life tO· 00 Mason County New• 1:05 Wcrld· to NaiiODal News 7:11$ The World TodaJ 3:110 Sunday Showcase tO Jl5 Tallo of tbe Town 5:15 Spotllgbl oo Sports 7:30 Off 4:110 Hour of Decill011 10:55 News 5:25 WeallleRast 8:1111 Off- Juue 4:45 John GrlffiD II: 55 Momlog Melodies 5:110 ~, sooli:SO ' ,,. (except Friday: Church 5:55 .aoGQ'. .. .. 6:110 Siflll On News a:oo Sundown Sorenade BeUo BlDg' 1:00 Suosei Bitd. 6:15 Counlr7 Jamllclree 7:311 Si&a Off 11:411 World Nen 1:00 ~~~~~ Off •• 1:10 Fum Nows 8:00 SJca Oil - Juno TIII&U FBIDAY •.r. . . ., .......,............ W J EH ~ GAS Colnpht I; Condltior · FlU-UP TIME! ND· 1 and No 2 the Air lot Your HoOT. Fyr-Zon Treated FUEL OIL •Automatic Degree Day Service - So You Never Run out The Ohio l'uel Ges Ca. e Budgt·t Pay Plan Coli U• Todoy - WY 2-2181 --- Open Til 9 p.m. ~- -- ,, ONE MALE Coon Hound, one English Bulldog, I Beagle Hound, l Collie pup. CaU SH 2-4834. 8 16 3tc 8-, A'DtO ,. j7:3S a=• 6l'r "'"".... ' Pomeroy Landmark I, M•ln - lent condition, $50. $137 when new. R. E. Williams, C a II Coolville 667-6264 New ... .,..._ ....... 8136tp '299 OHLY ... ,.._, TERRY c.n-lontron.. . MAS~ON ·' .-.- . ' ' 'URNITUU CO. -· .. MUON, W. YA. ...·- . ..,.,...... ' . • --i-)"' ~ (<• OYtfAMLTE! NANCY Breeding, Service, Inc. aenice, Leland · Parla!r,; · r ·PO!neroy, Ohio, Phone WY .2-:1244 or Chester, ·11154415'. ' ' 1w GIORGI WONDII LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE CiEE ! "«lJ Nl~ TCl.D ""' ~ H5l.PIO 'TH' tHDIAMS ~M TJ.¥tr PlJIQIE 1-ijT 'EM AT "1'H' PU181J). OI.JRIH' ,...._, .... -..... HA..FOF 'e:" OIED/ ~~~'TiE!Eiji'~l llr HAROLD GRAY VEAA. HA1RV lodOLF's WIF=E Q,tm TH' LITTLE 901'-1 HE NE\.18? SAW! GEE I '!211 COIJLO A" 0\UQHT IT, 1l!Q I 1T :\IMG UI<E A ~6LE 8ATTL.E: Wl-40 01EG AMO kii-IO LIVES-<'HAI'CE ~ FATE'? ~0 CAN SAY'? VES I 80 !jQ!!I I HAVE THE RIG~T lU ~KE~IH THIS <>RSAf COMPLE.TELV !li!l!!l!j PRoJecT/ r.;;;;;Lbi ~ �• A..-, Abouf P~el~t,.._ . . . ' ft · · romtroy -....... Theodlll'UI DaUJhleri America, wiD meet ln • .essJon MondaY( at 7:J!I p. at the IOOF Hall. . AUG.: Rwl Playground will hne u lee IIOCial at the tlliY&round. from 1:30-1 p.m. let cream, ca~ add coffee wiD ~ .sold. In o1 rain It wiU be held al second ward house. ·~fe ·~stel'!Oll I e f . AwJ. II .for bl!r ·home, Ft. Guest nlght will be obeerved, Fla. after a visit wltl> lwhon the Winding TraU Gardea 'jlfn. JWateraoll II a meels at the ~ ol Mn. the Ft. Lauder. Lewis, Wadnesday, at ' . for their annual potluck p~~~~:tlci Members are .asked to .1 their owh · aUverware. Past Presidents ol t h e Legion Aullllary ol Post will meet evening at t h• · J. M. Thornton. Wt .._,n NOW YOU MUW' \ C!!JW ltH- ., ""-'• .... 111 . . . . .1 .... of 11\olq .. . I I ,,. . ..,of._,...lloll VOL XV .... W. II . . . . . . NO. 107 POMEROY-MIDOI.EPORT, OHIO MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Butts IllS 3,060,000 Libel Action rom Post w·a·IIace's c.ause ~;;Ant-;;j Roly Poly Ex-Coach Has . ;.u ;;;R;;;;;; ON,;Oit;;;;;; ; lo ,;;;;;; UP';•;i; l8b a lbr-.lrob over 1'110 Rodlen aad olnlleo ATLANTA (UPI)- A federal court jury today awardever Jeell:y CUpit 1e lltelr 111- ed former Georgia Athletic Director Wallace Butts $3,. hole playeff for 1 qaaUiylill 000,000 in damages for a national magazine story tllat herlil a. 111e World s.rteo of aald he gave away football secrets. The roly poly former lenged by other nuclear ext1<rt11.1 Ge0f1ia football c o a c h was called to teatHy befoce the ... obol tw...,.er_,.r broke down when the deci· 1 Senate foreign relations, armed WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va. (UPI) Ala"" tlo ,lts.yard Flmtoae sion was announced. 7 37 services and atomic energy bama Gov. George C. Wallace planned today to submit country Club eouroe olle Cui· The Saturday Evening Post, committees. several controversial civil rights resolutions to the pit bad 1 31. In its March 23 edition, 8 a 1d Southern Governors' Conference. Gen. Thomas S. Power, SAC New protests marches were scheduled by Negro de- "" : ; : "'" Butts divulge<~ vital Georgia commander, told the Senate pre- moostrators. team secrets to Alabama MISS CUMMINS: SWEETHEART , paredthnassthsuboomtymlttee Wallace was to formally submit his proposals soon Coach Paul (Searl Bryant prJPauline Cummins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd · day at , e lrea. was no He after conference chairman Orv!tl Faubus of Arkansas or to the 1962 Alabama-Georgia Cummings, Racine, named "Soutllern Local announced the make-up of the resolutions committee game. By CHARLES CORDDRV by the Future Farmers of Amertca chapter of Southera volee Oat opposition to the pact, that will consider - and probably pigeon-hole - the Alabama, a 17-point favorite, ! Uoited Pross lnlernallooal Local High school, will represent Meigs county at the' endorsed by the Joint Chiefs of touchy resolutions. won 3~. 1 WASHINGTON rvPii _ Dep· Ohto State Fatr Aug. 24 in Columbus. She will be a Most ol the 15 Deep South and rights moves of West VIrginia 'uly Defense Secretary Roswell sophomore this fall. Staff. border state governon at_ the Gov. w. W. Barron and the OUP A 12-man jury of buslness- rL. Gilpoiric told the Senate Ap- :.:>::::::::::.:.::..:::::::..::.:.::.:____________ .. conference have shown no mcl1- Kennedy administratron 0 C men - which had listened to · t: C ·u lod ' a half- MACON Mo ' (UP! I _ A fed- , nine <lays propria .onsAppropriations ORllm ee Comay ~ • NEW YORK - Leaders of nalwn to go along Wtl. h Ib• The governors acheduled .of testimon Y in t h e Ithe Senate ' III A 28 march oo 'Yalshilng-[B<rappy Alabama governor day ag<nda today and planned ' . ease-1I1ed mto the court room I I tod h • !ben il woold be u to . , . . era! warrant was out lnday lor at 11:28 a.m. EDT after al- m ltee ay t e nuclear test e ug. : ' : : r:;l\ to stage a floor figbr Wednesday I :::.. d:: the arrest of • diminutive, most 711. hours deliberations. I' " but a stratton and demanded deseg~ lr he wants to force the resolu.. gan Sunday. and ends Wednesday small t?wn ~nk secretary m I Judie Warus Speeta,ors I~S .5 ep th a"u n; e:~use 0 regation o1 all schools 1 hIs U0118 out of committee and onto conv 011e o. Gales connection Wllh 1 shortage The jury said il found in Ia- 1 ~ aXIng e · • ense e • COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio's new "no work, no r!!Uef" 2 1 the noor for a vote. About 100 marchers converged $ll ,600. . vor of Butts in his suit against ort. law will not be a " make work" statute that will have r• year. 111t11111 Cootroveny on the galea o1 the plush Green- Federal Bureau of lnvestlga· the Post for its article entitled I Appealing for partial restor- liefers performing unnecessary tasks just to _qualify for In a 12-page organizing man- Faubus, attempting to avert a brter resort Monday after a three- lion agents said blonde. allrac- "The Story of a College Fool- ation of House cuts in the huge benefits, Welfare Dtrector Denver Wbtle satd today. ual, the leaders charged thai clash on civil rights, Monday hour drive from the Charleston- live Mrs Norma Sue Kirks, 29, bali Fix." defense appropriations b iII, . The law, passed by the 105th General Assembly dur. "the aouthem Democrats came urged the governors - most of Huntington ares more than 115 1was m a Kansas City hospltal. The jury awarded Bulls $60.- Gllpalric said the treaty made tng lis recent sesswn, ~oes mto effect Aug. 26. Undeli to 'power by disenfranchisina them moderates on the racial is- miles to the west. They said Mrs. Kn'ks, an II· IIIlO in general damages and no change in the military tis terms all relief recipients able to hold down a job t~e Negro - They know that sue - not to turn the conference Gr<eted smilingly by Barron, year employe at lhe Ma~n-At· l said he was entitled to punitive , threat facing America a n d on a pubhc work project or partiCipate In a trammg proiJeml-slavery for one means into an "arena of oonlllct." He their lead,... conferred with tho llanta State Bank, h~, falSI- ~ d&m8Je8 of $3 trulllon. Iwarned that new tension, per- gram Will have to do so to . sem~aJavery for all." delayed until today naming of West Virginia governor in his fled books and records r 0 r Before the jury was admitted haps conflict, may stretch a- recetve their weekly checks. not Interfere With or diSplace the resolutions committee. rooms while the marche.!l were nearly two years to cover up to the courtroom, U. S. Dis- 1 head In Asia . White H8t out rtvlsed wei- regular employes. uau.r bodies, numbering over Faubua, who once defied the taken on a conducted tour of the the shortage: . trJct Judge Lewis R. Morgan . . fare regulations last week outThe regulations recommend a IOO,QOO, wlllllear witness - will federal government in the integra- big hostelry after agreeing to Charles president of warned lpeclators who filled I He said failure to restore ' lining tbe aew requlromenl• 32-hour week for general relief lion. p1 Utile Rock's Central Hlgh leave their ligtlll oulslde. •the . III. thlw town ol 4,500 , three-lourtho of the room that 1$437,191,000 ted by I h e lo count_y_welfare autborllles. benefits, putting the oon\pensa· """' -. Scltbol, went Dll.tllllCI!'d-as ~ · .Sp!kelllleli for the group -aaid /loca!ed about _1'10 '11Ue.! ; norlh- he would,IO~- 00 demonsiFa- :Hooae •owa make 11 lmposst- ~ replatiools P!I!J"_ oql II lion ol abont -$1.25 ~ hour• . iitanual said. Tll'e log consideration ol any CQIIIrO. they would return to pic!kol, to west of st. Laui!J, said flte ,•hnrf- lions. He said anyme trying to ble to carry Gil required [ wdl be ,llil! 'ft11]1010Si, Time off will be allowed l'<!liefleaders expect more than ltNI,· vel'lial ....-.luliona - civil rlghb show their disapproval of Wal- age could be as much as fl78,- contact members of lhe trial dele- program. That was blllly to it< becftoary ers lo seek regular jobs throup . IMlll persoris to attend the rally, oc oll!erwlae _ at the conference laee'o ropouls _ even though IMIII. An audit was under way. jury would be deah with ,.. his and !Jefense Secretary Rob- projects and lralnhog pr.. Ithe slate employment service. work oessioos. He W88 expected they ~llhert appeared to be Neither the FBI nor Wirth verely. ert S. McNamara 's "consider- [ gra.,.. Work relief bao heeD 00 •• RUSSELLVILLE, Ala. - A to name a moderate committee' no chance wbateve< they would woold discuss how~ shortage The jury, which was locked 'ed judgment." "Basica,l,ly the law p~ovid~s optional baols fer counties 1o moonshiner who klUed a that would bury Wallace's pro- be adopted by the governors. took place. W1rlh said Mrs. up Monday night arter failing to As pa"ed by the House. the .,1for work, sa1d Wh1te. but Il l tbe put. All except 1% to If if( and 8 police chief with • posals. Kirks, who is only 5 feet taU reach a verdict, returned its de- defense money bill carried ' actually goes farther than that. : of the stat~'s 88 counties now sinale shotgun blast walked oul The behind-the-scenes maneuv~nd weighs 105 pounds, was a liberation at 9:40 EDT luday. $47.1 billio? for military person- i .. _Will Uncover Skills take advantaee of the opporof. woods with his hands he I d erinJ took place while Negroes WO congenial and pleasant ..worn· AI IL32 a.m. the decision WIIS ,nel, operatiOns, procurement and ! ThiS IS somelhmg that lunlly to ... rellelers wbea high Monday when his sieged protest marche. aimed an, a trusted Individual. and handed to Morgan. research in the year ending next I should deftmlely be tmplement- ~ ~here Is work to be done, leaddaulhter begged him to surren.. specHically at Wallace's resoluhad worked for ~1s bank smce 1 June 30. That was $1.9 billion ea as an e.valuatwn m~thod . to mg to erlticlsm the Jaw wu der ]Ilona and In support of the civil before her mamage. I Fir Call d T less than President Kennedy or- uncover skills and semi - skillS unneeded. · Mrs. Kirks' husband, Crayemen e 0 iglnally proposed. among relief recipients. It will Steps Up ProJ!I't" "I'm very, very sorry It all ton, owns a fillina station in 1 Automobile Blaze Gilpatric made It clear the . not only result in the referral While maintained, however, happened," said Troy 30S Macon. An employe said he left Pomeroy firemen answered a Pentagon was reconciled to a I of some recipients for bul l the new law will "delinite)f 40, whe gave up without a light unexpectedly Monday alter.noon 1call at 9:30 a.m. Monday out· Icut of almost $1.5 billion. But wdl provtde •. pool for tra1nmg step up" the program In all !!lit when he heard the dau~hter, Two teachers new to the and flew to Kansas C1ty m a Side the Canterimry Barber he said restoration of the re- programs deSigned to develop . state's counties. He pointed ll!ll Carolyn, 18, plead ~lth him to Pomeroy Schools system have private plane for "three or on East Main-ot where o malnder - $437,191 ,000 _ was skills." that many now see the av.U., surrender over a btghway pa. been employed by the board of days." . on_ fire. The bl.,.e was urgent for certain missiles. re- In addition, While said, there ble manpower only on 1 sllOfllt trol ear loudspeaker. Six members were present to education. Neighbors said Ute Kirks extmguished with mini- oonnaissu.ce aircraft, other is a bUJit-m safeguard reqmr- ic or part-time basis. .. • 1 plan the annual meeting when They were John Parker, na- their home and purchased an- mur:n damage. equipment, cornmunications sat· ing all projects to have a use- About 27,000 periloo.a now q LOS ANGELES _ Evaoge- the Meigs C.Unty Farm Bureau live or Parkersburg, W. Va., a other of higher value. They al- l F1rst aid squodsmen In Porn- elliles, training exeretses includ- 'lui public purpose. The law al- on relief tn the stale, ~ite ti{. list Billy Graham said. Monday of trustees ~et Monday. graduate of Fairmont State so said the K1rks had a $10,000 eroy were summoned at 2:05 lng flying an entire division so prov1des the program can- limaled, with about bali' fal\il!l 1 night the young penple o1 t'b e for the meetmg waa set Collece, who will teach Indus- yarht aud a cabin In the p.m. Monday for William Friley overseas, and a secrel project -- o • within the statuary ~ United Siates are "obseBBed by Oct. 21 but the place and trial arls and sciences, and of the Ozarks. . the Old Chester road. He was that should suffer "no cuts whatmens for employment. Of llilli sex." delalls were left to a com- Mrs. Madge L. Matthews of The Kirks hRd no children. OX)'Jen and taken to Meigs soever." K number, he said, only aboui G h told 45-79& persoDS consisting of Mrs. David Hunlingtoo, W.Va., engaged to The FBI said the manipulaHospital, suffering from 7,000 are already workine (a; .;aw::,.. out for the fourth Mrs. Edison llallon, teach Enalisb al high school. tlon of books look place • )IOBBible heart attack. FATHER DIES their weekly checks, meetl o1 his current zs.day and Leo Story.. In other buslneBB the board tween Nov. 10, 1961, and Aug, Friends have learned w. c. With each county requirecl~~~o here that the oboes- In other busmess, President contracted with Charles Swat- 3, 1963. Mrs. Kirks entered the MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Putnam, father of M". A. r:. • der the new law 1o 1uQll 111 alon stemo from a desire lor se- Tom !Jayre was named cha1r- zel of Valley .Bell Products, Inc. hospital the following Monday, Md!ord Junior Freeland, 22,, Cilo. rorll)er coach of Pomeroy monlhlr reporta to_ G:oMn~ curl! and that Is why 10 per man or a special ~ranee com- to pr,ovide milk for the Elemen- agents said. • Mmersv1Ue, laborer and Nellie High school, passed away Monthen- programs m on1er • 011 Y le mlttee lo deal With problema tary school lor the 63-84 term: Romame Bostick, 17, Racine: day at his home In Russell Kenreceive the 40 per cent lllPPOit ol the yooog peop go from the organization's employed student Danny Smith WDGE TO MEET Robert Ray Edwards, 21. Le- tucky. Mrs. Cilo now •t d Two werete he:vlli the state gives rellel procramo, y. plans. lo help wllh cusladlal work; Pomeroy Lodge No. 164 Free tart, W. Va., laborer, and Mary 217 Fountain Place, Bellefon· en s While said a bJg lnetuae • COLUMBUS_ Thai old standa nominating commit- purchased five side liners from & Acetptecl Ma801IS, will bold a Wolle, 18, Syracuse. Iaine. G II' gsr P [ Sl t h work relief is Inevitable, . nd was named to choose candl- the Columbus Healing and Yen- special meeting Wednesday a tpo Is os . . a e g_ way by of prison tho a dates to fill four vacancies oo lllating Co., for IJoth the Junior ust 21st, at 7:30p.m. at the Patrol sOld the first miShap striped hickory !hlrl. the board or truateea at I hIs and Senior High aehool build- sonic Tern le to confer the look place around 3:30 p.m., on I on Ita way out at the 0 ~ lo year's annual meeting. They are In hea"M units and bou•ht d p candid t . Ther Rt. 143, four miles north of l'enlleatilry VI 11 KJ T g ~... ' "'' egree ~one a e. • Junclton 692 Warden Maxwell an- 1 p ngke om Sayre and new shad.. for the Junior High will be refreshmenll. All MasA truck d;iven south by Arnnounced the hickory •hlrts ur ':.., rih!"'= Charles Mur- ter Maaons are Invited. I' old Ward , 28, Columbus, went 0 1 woold be replaced for ~~ Reed Yaung, R ray ~ed, &BBited by Clark PLANS SVPPER uul of conlrol _over a bank •nd wear by blue shirts, no and Virgil Klns. Mr. J. Edward Foster and Superin- The W.S.C.S. of lbe Oak Gi'O\'e landed on Its Olde. Ward recelv· only on "?"-work days. The King, who hu served ll111 con- tendent Charleo Gibbs, and the Methodist church wtb have , IY CHESTER TANNEHILL ed head larerattons and .w a s blckory abtrls bad a seeuUve tenno, lJ not elltlible member altendJna wa1 Leo fin . I m read_y for a little joust with the National Educa· treated for other mmor inJuries By J. RICHARD 'roREN 1 ey supper Saturday, trademark ol prison life for as Ia weeeed hilDself v bon Association. m Albany. Ualted ""'' 1 1 taatiMII 1 long aa most pei'IOIIII at I he • •UJhan, :Hth, atartlnJ al p.m. In a nationally circularized ' "News Service" bulletin He told the patrol a north- WHITE SULPHUR penlleatlary can remember. NEA urges an all-out effort to cut down the number bound auto came around a w. Va. (UPli _ Southern 10'1who will quit seboolthis fall. "Each one sharp curve. forcing him le'"Ol'S 1 ., N. Y. State ., 4 reach one, It lrumpets. the road. . fight over civil righla today , ' pollee .today aaUJhl a prore.. tlle biggest scltool headache of all, are The other accident I o o k changina the rules of lllelr . 118fecracklng gang :hat a, llU8II OIIBEN mine olope from 111, All day M&ndoy, workero cliektng a 700,000 annual pace. I'd fuss witb the NEA place at 5 p.m., on Rt. 338, four nual conference 1o made Iii! with $2511,000 from • l l - ..._ .._....,. ber implies that an appreciable dent can be made in and .lour-tenth• miles south of unanllllOUII vote on r . illdow'a home while IIAZLB:'n:l · cham In which ho was lm- steadily Into the 700,000 by tbe kindly word extended at the right Racine. The move was seen I I a 1 illlii ll!!l' customary Sqhday IDa expull them. moment. Charles Shain, 21, Rt. 2, Ra- saving gesture for Alabama . drive, . oftd of a rewy l"'QQ wltll his two li'appecl ocl .a• the driU Pueocl tho . Ratller, tlle NEA could concentrate all JIB IUDS on cine, wao driV!nl! towards c. Wallace wr.. . Hlrlnal1, · earth alxi...Hd """" tndly ID an beeall80 rescue -ur, had our furidamental educational rna: · cine when he tald · the annual Soothem. Girf6 1 lix-lilcb-wlde bolo . mllliOOil!'e farm- ottempt to noeilt Lack of mo11ey to provide training ln almpfe trade officers that he hll a rough place nors Conference !lid. home al- trapped 131 teet below fro -. IIISide our educatfonai· Jirogram for example for In tho roecl, lost contrnl ol the four OOII!roversial · ! drive ll11d visit laol ..,_,.:.. m tho ourt.._to rnUe iclwer - peal lite 1ill·foot Wbo are 13-14 yean old b.r more and still the pickup, and rolled over Into a lion resalutions, 1· · · ttve-11!01 eave-iii. · -• • With ...,.. the ellamber altould . mtb grades (yes, there a"' many In Meip roun· field. He to stop, bill Any .one o1 lbe ' · F« t'"l dt ,. the llay .holt,•,. The tHI bad miued 111 too). · his brakes' failed. could-veto - • 1 orallllllod ltll!ll "R 11 -·"- ·---lbe .... Lack of education leaders Ia push bard, really ShRin received ,..,. Iacer• to his liJdng unc1er ..... . • - ......-·..for action of some kind in the direction of (1), l)oas, ~ wu treated and releasrule and ~~~mJ:I-· In lbe tap ed II lite Muon clinic. dealh IQOia, a deJecleil....., feet in tlle consolidation drive: .education Ronald ll<n, D. OeiiiGa be prol!'&lJlmed~ 1\19 ire to stay ahead wu cited to court ~ eneDilea, as too ea , _live In smalliiOita. driving with espin;d West 1ndjviduat., under · ~y p~am devlaed, lltda 11ren1t p\atew. Joines beeltme pi'Oducti\11 Ill these teelmital, lay, Sl, Newark, poiiOd b. o It d 'I.Jet ~"::; ~:. '::::"'~~ ~~ 1:,';';1\;,.. CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 10\11-0Z. CAN POMEROY, OHIO Drip CLOSIO ON VACATIOH Tod•y Thry Avs. 29th SWIIT'S PREMIUM SLICED LUNCHEON MEATS • lalarn• • Plcklo 1- Pimento • Olive Your Choice! Aug. 30 thru Sept. 5 "MUTINY ON THI BOUNTY" (I'echnieolor) Marlon Brando - Tarita W~llace N0 work N0 ReJie£LawIs hot!:"' ::c:::.:~ ~·. ,r:t" . :IJ~=ic:re-:- ,...:'!: oow,"~e Sopt. I, 9, 10, 11 "IT HAPPENED AT THE WORLO'S FAIR" (Technicolor) Elvia Presley, Joan O'Brien ...... 11!21 "THE WONOERFUL WORLO OF THE BROTHERS GRIMM" rrechnicolor) Laurence Harvey and Claire Bloom TONIGHT ''THE HORIZONTAL LIEUTENANT" Jim Hutton Paula Prentiss -and" ALL FALL DOWN" With Eva Marie Saint and Warren Beatty Sweetheart!~ Secretary Is I BeiQJJ . S Jit ~··I lr~tr. wa~ ·~·IIr "'I MEIGS THEATRE ll.eg. W. S. Oonrnment lns,eclecl sees Treal y As SmaJ}, F•IrSt slep Littii.Sh Bank p~~lstoday 5c OFF Lb. Can ;: ~•.:·:r:..:":.ode:; His Character Vindicated lead 10~1 AUG. - 19, 20, 21 BOSCUL COFFEE TUESDAY, AU~UST 20, 1963 • A · H I g.~~:~eilie"::~ :.~:.~·cha~ ppears ope ess Tile Kllllt ,.. lolaU ,....... Wed~• . ,.,_ leo, •e••er Oil - WASIUNGTON - The nuclear teat ban treaty, already op. posed by the U. 8. Strategic Air Force commander, faced attack today from Dr. Edward Teller, lather ol the Jl..bomb. l.hla•~•u.,. 6-01 . Pk1. 1 ba~. W~rlh, ~ More Than Just Make work II II~!• -~. .'!'" pr~ovli)~ I I T Teachers Are Emp}oyed FOr pOmeroy Board PJ I job~ Annual Event Southern Pride Buttermilk - Sweellnllk BISCUITS EUREKA UGHTWEIGHT VACUUM C1 '4NER MODEL 100-A Truc'·s Heavily Damaged In Two Meigs Wrecks eruaad": SEE THE NEW 1964 MODELS ' ' j\" • Pub cleaninl PGWII' OA all 4 sides of the new nozzle, as the bruslt comllc the nap~ DeiHy 1n .. ., ,. W~l•b • FOI Pll'f ifUl. .i CLIANINI e CLUNI ltUU Rtll unlll•r fvtnHure- CARPETINCii.1..'t!.fiDD, AND TILE I'LUDU • SWIYIL ttOIII.I CLIMI UNDD PUitNITUIII e UCIHTWIIIHTONLY 7 L'IS. -·- , • Ultll UNITIIIDe IIIONINQ TAIILI COVER AND PAD SET DUIT IAI DISPOIAIL& e JTDitEI ON MODI: 01 IN COitNIR • LIPITIMI WIRICATII MDtOI. • UL APPilln'l:l E~nie ILACK and ,...WHJTE TEiniSION - NEW . ·UK 9 COLOR TELEVIS~ and The New TABLE MODELS AM and AM-FM RADIOS .. ~, 'NOW 'ON SALE . . .·oN THE SECOND FLOOR FURNITURI MIOOLIPOIIT, ~10 -- -- -- Reflections ••• w~~ Governors Go Sideways To Miss Fight. ,'he Doy Afi.'-er .l J ~~ ~= =~==i ~ ndMe·n D ..:llB.or:n:g rT'owa· .l ~!SON, ~I ~IIU' ~ ~ldow ~~ ':' ~~:!..'":o!":'. !1\ · . , '1. ~. SP~ youngst.~~s sidestepped~·;} _D~pouts, ~~ 1::~1ol. :!"to'~~~a:;.•• =·ppolmark~ ! ':' ~ ~~ ~b .,_ = ••••lind "'.;:";riu ui "'* . at~mpted ~~~:i!§ uesolul~1 ~=~;~.~~ be,~tt{~~ ID the wue:; ~~!:: ~ :j:;~~~=~~ clri9tr•• 1kean. l'tallt 'lmiDC Yfi.,. !1W' l!:hoc,il. ' ~rucks i:':~ ~';,.~par~ond~": 1 .ri · ~ ~~Pen. PHONE WY 2·2635 FOR HOME TRIAL I hr.~, '~:;":;~,;returoed: ' INGELS ' live~ ~lie I Toilet Tissue =~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 19, 1963 jividen nelson