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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 =~ �,, • Th• Daily S•ntinel \ H-BOmb's • • .) '1 HARD .SELL '· . COMMENTATING EDITORIALLY Beware Jovian Fireworks For While · pROM now . through mid-September is the worst period of the year, light· nlJii·Wise, say the experts wbo deal in fact• concerning Jovian fireworks. Furthermore (writing from their steel·framed offices grounded deep in the earth), the flash-bang wise men say you can learn to enjoy nature's UnkPr· ing with high-voltaae mischief. Just bow is left to the imagination. What the dunder-und·blluen boys do come up with, however, are some good, practical pointers on how to minimi&e chances of turning yourself into a per· sonal ''•htnln& rod : e When a storm looms, find safe shelter. Don't run under a lone tree. II things aet hot in your vicinity-lie down and STAY down. eKeep away from indoor electric ' \ ' ' ' ) '• I ' 1/elen llelp Us!., t .., ....... loltel w1ring, metallic sucfaces. In an oldPr hou" the center room is the best bet. eDon't handle plug-in apP.liances. Shun the phone as much aa po&llble. eDon't swim. Don't fish from a boat or dock. e Get off the golf course-above all, don't swing a steel-shaft club. It nlakes you, in the open, a prime tar1et. e Keep the kids off bikes, scooters, horseF. eShun areas where power lines are down. elf a live wire falls on your car, drive away . If car won't start, wait till you KNOW power is off, or line has been removed. BEFORE you try to leave the car. e Keep calm, cool, and collected. One question, please- HOW? ''\\ 0 ." 1 Timely Looks Into The Future EVERY once in a while some scientist or science writer takes a flier into the future to predict the marvelous things that thinking machines will do somedar,. Don t look now-but theY're already dolnR it. Richard Bellman, a mathematician with the Rand Corp., points out that computers are, among other things, beginning to control traffic In blg cities, direct the complete processing of steel, handle drug quality control and take ov· er many bank jobs. The man from the Air Force's "think factorv·• claims that by applying just what we know today about computers, all our mass-produced goods could be made by just 2 or 3 per cent of tlle population. Herein lies the great question which will have to be answered by the next ~en•"''i o n : What to do with all the lei· sure time that will be available' Although tomorrow's computers will be marked by machines that deliver more than is programmed into themthat is. they can repair themselves and tvach themselves - fears that they will ever "take over the world" are ground· less. Machines will replace men only in doing t~ings men don't want to do them· aelves. Style 2097 209t 1oday's Medical Report For School Clothet Uae Our Pecforations ring the vampline. dlp and peak over the toe to add a fashion plus to this fail pump. It boasts a stacked heel, is yours tn tan or b.ack upper leathPr. COIN-OP ONLY Voice Of Broadway ••. l~eporting ' ly DOROTHY KlLGALLEN Kennedy won't be his brother's cam· THE CELEBRITIES paign m•nager nex• time around, for a HENRY FONDA IS DATING Jayne variety of reasons (it wouldn't be digni· Enroth, a model from the Candy Jones fied for the Attorney General of the Un· stable. She's younger than his daughter, ited States to buttonhole delegates, for Jane Celeste Holm may land a part one thing) he'll be pulllng aU the impor· in Noel Coward's musical, "High Spirits'' tan! strings behind the scenes. • • • Friends of Philip Graham. the pulr lisher who killed himself recently, say he LYRICIST CAROLYN LEIGH, who planned the suicide carefully, even to ~ill ~omposer C& Coleman after the point of giving important authority • tldcat" ana "D &~·· ~ollabo­ o•:r · his estate to a famous lawyer . . . rations, ls about to say 1 professional Insiders at tbe United Nations predict farewell to Richard Adler, her partner in that the United Kinadom, the Soviet Un· the musical version of "Roman Holiday" ion and France will surprise everyone by ... "How the West Was Won" is topping paying their dues and assessments. "Ben Hur" in foreign grosses ... Eddie Squealing is the new vogue among White, the Broadway agent, bas a big the mobsters. Half a dozen underworld deal cooking. If it goes through, one of characters are currently doing the can· the major night spots will be featuring ary bit for city, state and federal author· an all-Japanese line of chorus girls this ities. One eangster is spilling the beans Winter. Famed banquet manager Claude Phil· about tieups between New York night· clubs and the bad boys, but the cops lipe. currently at the Americana, can plan to hold that information for a month have the top spot at another new hotel or so rather than tip their mitt The any time he wants to switch . . Carroll Shubert .Alley Set bears that Crai& Stev· Baker is suffering for her art in "The ens, leading man to Janis Paige in the Carpetbaggers." The plled·U.JI platinum Broadway-bound musical "Here's Love," hairdo she wears in the fbcker takes is unhappy ln· his role and about to four hours to erect - from five until leave tht! cast as soon as a replacement nine, when she appears on the set .. S. can be found. Breslin Baker, a furrier, sold King Ibn • • Saud 23 coats at a London r,arty. That's ' ' AVA GARDNER IS CONSIDERING one present for each of H s Majesty's a dramatic career move which would household ladies. take her out of the key part in the mov· • • • ie version of '"nte Night of the Iguana." PROGRESS REPORT on the romance If it hapJM!DS, the big question will be: of a popular virile movie star and a ver· who will take her place? Elizabeth Tay· satile leading lady who is equally "top lor·will be on hand, as Richard Burton's ten": he's mad for her, but he became camp follower In Mexico, and there's frichtened when she sug~ested twin di· speculation tllat she might step into the vorees. and he sent for hiS wife . . Ed· role, just for jollies. Of course she'd have ward Albee's new play• will be titled to make IJerseH look older - but she "Tiny Allee" and "The Substitute Speak· didn't mtnd doing !hat in "Giant" - and er." Jimmy DePriest, the conductor-per· It's doubtful that she'd be paid her usual salary of a million dollars: but when cussionist who was stricken with polio Dickie'• in the picture, anything's possi· while on a State Dept. tour of the Far ble. East, married Betty Louise Childress in That sealed Indictment of one of Philadelphia. His aunt, Marian Ander· New York'l moat famous barristers is go- son, was among the guests. Although still ing to be handed up very soon . . "Cleo· paralyted foom the waist down, Jimmy patra" is now grossin& more than a mil· will start another government trip next lion dollan a week . .. Although Robert month. It Evll!lrv Time ............. __ 4.99 THE SHOE BOX Hollon ta John C. Chaney, DorM. Chaney, 3~ acres, ·, THIS WEEK'S •. WORLD . • ' Money Actions .Are Started SPECIAL A PLUG FOR MODERN LIVING THE MARK 0 F A MEDALLION . . HOM '60 BUICK I'm Nancy Riley back to tell . ~~!__bi,l Dryer Outlet ia an:er"~:,:;in~ about. Medallion Homes. ." ... It carries 240 Volts of n enefit '" every MedalNon . 110 you are a..urec:t fast sate power ~ your flameless, electric "-~­ When yo • • economical dry' fo ~ ¥hit u move into a Medallion H · ., ong · r all your clothes, ."• a flam&l• electric kltche ome, ots truly ready for livin .. You oUtlets, and . · n, conven~ently 1 ted •· lighted Closet& even a HP!I.r ate washer outlet tooocaTh s':'itchea anct future llvln" n~ .~lua ad<~quate wiring now and fo. ere • epactu-~ • · 11 a. • r your lncrea-· ,....., modern ho · mernakll!'ll want to spend 1 kno 1 110 w do. Take advice. Mov UP more time with ~e family . me model · th' 11 to a Medallion Home. ·VIa't 1 18 weekend. You'll · · . . .. .-"'"'~ ....... 1- m••ll.l ' LA SABRE CONVEDIBLE Full power, au~matlc traolll'lllllion, ~dl~. beater• .. One owner, new Olcls trade·in. Bnv It Ulla w'eell for obl7 ... · · • ,.. ' 1. •' ' ~. '.'' .. E .......... .. " �,, • Th• Daily S•ntinel \ H-BOmb's • • .) '1 HARD .SELL '· . COMMENTATING EDITORIALLY Beware Jovian Fireworks For While · pROM now . through mid-September is the worst period of the year, light· nlJii·Wise, say the experts wbo deal in fact• concerning Jovian fireworks. Furthermore (writing from their steel·framed offices grounded deep in the earth), the flash-bang wise men say you can learn to enjoy nature's UnkPr· ing with high-voltaae mischief. Just bow is left to the imagination. What the dunder-und·blluen boys do come up with, however, are some good, practical pointers on how to minimi&e chances of turning yourself into a per· sonal ''•htnln& rod : e When a storm looms, find safe shelter. Don't run under a lone tree. II things aet hot in your vicinity-lie down and STAY down. eKeep away from indoor electric ' \ ' ' ' ) '• I ' 1/elen llelp Us!., t .., ....... loltel w1ring, metallic sucfaces. In an oldPr hou" the center room is the best bet. eDon't handle plug-in apP.liances. Shun the phone as much aa po&llble. eDon't swim. Don't fish from a boat or dock. e Get off the golf course-above all, don't swing a steel-shaft club. It nlakes you, in the open, a prime tar1et. e Keep the kids off bikes, scooters, horseF. eShun areas where power lines are down. elf a live wire falls on your car, drive away . If car won't start, wait till you KNOW power is off, or line has been removed. BEFORE you try to leave the car. e Keep calm, cool, and collected. One question, please- HOW? ''\\ 0 ." 1 Timely Looks Into The Future EVERY once in a while some scientist or science writer takes a flier into the future to predict the marvelous things that thinking machines will do somedar,. Don t look now-but theY're already dolnR it. Richard Bellman, a mathematician with the Rand Corp., points out that computers are, among other things, beginning to control traffic In blg cities, direct the complete processing of steel, handle drug quality control and take ov· er many bank jobs. The man from the Air Force's "think factorv·• claims that by applying just what we know today about computers, all our mass-produced goods could be made by just 2 or 3 per cent of tlle population. Herein lies the great question which will have to be answered by the next ~en•"''i o n : What to do with all the lei· sure time that will be available' Although tomorrow's computers will be marked by machines that deliver more than is programmed into themthat is. they can repair themselves and tvach themselves - fears that they will ever "take over the world" are ground· less. Machines will replace men only in doing t~ings men don't want to do them· aelves. Style 2097 209t 1oday's Medical Report For School Clothet Uae Our Pecforations ring the vampline. dlp and peak over the toe to add a fashion plus to this fail pump. It boasts a stacked heel, is yours tn tan or b.ack upper leathPr. COIN-OP ONLY Voice Of Broadway ••. l~eporting ' ly DOROTHY KlLGALLEN Kennedy won't be his brother's cam· THE CELEBRITIES paign m•nager nex• time around, for a HENRY FONDA IS DATING Jayne variety of reasons (it wouldn't be digni· Enroth, a model from the Candy Jones fied for the Attorney General of the Un· stable. She's younger than his daughter, ited States to buttonhole delegates, for Jane Celeste Holm may land a part one thing) he'll be pulllng aU the impor· in Noel Coward's musical, "High Spirits'' tan! strings behind the scenes. • • • Friends of Philip Graham. the pulr lisher who killed himself recently, say he LYRICIST CAROLYN LEIGH, who planned the suicide carefully, even to ~ill ~omposer C& Coleman after the point of giving important authority • tldcat" ana "D &~·· ~ollabo­ o•:r · his estate to a famous lawyer . . . rations, ls about to say 1 professional Insiders at tbe United Nations predict farewell to Richard Adler, her partner in that the United Kinadom, the Soviet Un· the musical version of "Roman Holiday" ion and France will surprise everyone by ... "How the West Was Won" is topping paying their dues and assessments. "Ben Hur" in foreign grosses ... Eddie Squealing is the new vogue among White, the Broadway agent, bas a big the mobsters. Half a dozen underworld deal cooking. If it goes through, one of characters are currently doing the can· the major night spots will be featuring ary bit for city, state and federal author· an all-Japanese line of chorus girls this ities. One eangster is spilling the beans Winter. Famed banquet manager Claude Phil· about tieups between New York night· clubs and the bad boys, but the cops lipe. currently at the Americana, can plan to hold that information for a month have the top spot at another new hotel or so rather than tip their mitt The any time he wants to switch . . Carroll Shubert .Alley Set bears that Crai& Stev· Baker is suffering for her art in "The ens, leading man to Janis Paige in the Carpetbaggers." The plled·U.JI platinum Broadway-bound musical "Here's Love," hairdo she wears in the fbcker takes is unhappy ln· his role and about to four hours to erect - from five until leave tht! cast as soon as a replacement nine, when she appears on the set .. S. can be found. Breslin Baker, a furrier, sold King Ibn • • Saud 23 coats at a London r,arty. That's ' ' AVA GARDNER IS CONSIDERING one present for each of H s Majesty's a dramatic career move which would household ladies. take her out of the key part in the mov· • • • ie version of '"nte Night of the Iguana." PROGRESS REPORT on the romance If it hapJM!DS, the big question will be: of a popular virile movie star and a ver· who will take her place? Elizabeth Tay· satile leading lady who is equally "top lor·will be on hand, as Richard Burton's ten": he's mad for her, but he became camp follower In Mexico, and there's frichtened when she sug~ested twin di· speculation tllat she might step into the vorees. and he sent for hiS wife . . Ed· role, just for jollies. Of course she'd have ward Albee's new play• will be titled to make IJerseH look older - but she "Tiny Allee" and "The Substitute Speak· didn't mtnd doing !hat in "Giant" - and er." Jimmy DePriest, the conductor-per· It's doubtful that she'd be paid her usual salary of a million dollars: but when cussionist who was stricken with polio Dickie'• in the picture, anything's possi· while on a State Dept. tour of the Far ble. East, married Betty Louise Childress in That sealed Indictment of one of Philadelphia. His aunt, Marian Ander· New York'l moat famous barristers is go- son, was among the guests. Although still ing to be handed up very soon . . "Cleo· paralyted foom the waist down, Jimmy patra" is now grossin& more than a mil· will start another government trip next lion dollan a week . .. Although Robert month. It Evll!lrv Time ............. __ 4.99 THE SHOE BOX Hollon ta John C. Chaney, DorM. Chaney, 3~ acres, ·, THIS WEEK'S •. WORLD . • ' Money Actions .Are Started SPECIAL A PLUG FOR MODERN LIVING THE MARK 0 F A MEDALLION . . HOM '60 BUICK I'm Nancy Riley back to tell . ~~!__bi,l Dryer Outlet ia an:er"~:,:;in~ about. Medallion Homes. ." ... It carries 240 Volts of n enefit '" every MedalNon . 110 you are a..urec:t fast sate power ~ your flameless, electric "-~­ When yo • • economical dry' fo ~ ¥hit u move into a Medallion H · ., ong · r all your clothes, ."• a flam&l• electric kltche ome, ots truly ready for livin .. You oUtlets, and . · n, conven~ently 1 ted •· lighted Closet& even a HP!I.r ate washer outlet tooocaTh s':'itchea anct future llvln" n~ .~lua ad<~quate wiring now and fo. ere • epactu-~ • · 11 a. • r your lncrea-· ,....., modern ho · mernakll!'ll want to spend 1 kno 1 110 w do. Take advice. Mov UP more time with ~e family . me model · th' 11 to a Medallion Home. ·VIa't 1 18 weekend. You'll · · . . .. .-"'"'~ ....... 1- m••ll.l ' LA SABRE CONVEDIBLE Full power, au~matlc traolll'lllllion, ~dl~. beater• .. One owner, new Olcls trade·in. Bnv It Ulla w'eell for obl7 ... · · • ,.. ' 1. •' ' ~. '.'' .. E .......... .. " �'>ll•,..,lflll'fll'lrl'o;j......,..,...,..'f'01'_____.., ..........- '(,•J'""j"#f'~~"..'-~ -~~ ~ ~ j~l ~Jt:i~ ..... I ' • I . I < ' '""' -Royals! Jeny Lucas -~ Showdown ·st. Louis State Moves To Nolle In LOCAL AND m'ATE News Of Muon County,~~ v~ ... .• .' ' ~2. 00 . tile , . _ County =~-=~-:.~~ Tentative Elementary Pupil Placement Is ·S ;;=!:. U- s • •pa1 1UJ11 ara D8W80ft --II( Bevealed By PnBC) dOfoad-j 0 7e~!=,.:7~: far aolle o1 lndlctm .,. 01'*' tilt-' IIIII cUmtosaJ o1 defendants, .w. . . • . 1be awll'dlllrl tl - J. Somtlvlllc IIIII 8, L. ~NEW JL\VIlf - Tallllve 11M, lblrilD J1uN11, c.r1 111 .....,,. ~ Retell, Do tile plalntllb Ill 1lle ci¥11 IQIIGII Yllle, tedll!luwpd with Pb!~;~~~~t~~l rt pupllt lfl4t IWO Khl. "' ~ Qlll t.lllle r, Ill Harold G. Sherwood • D il money under fllle lh!'qb Ill 11a 11c111 ~ etb p-ade - AIIJie J'leldll, CIIIIJ ,._,.., 11e11e ial.- IJoy4 a. llbltwoad n. QubO e1oo 111 lndlelmeat qalnlt ed by f't1Dolpal llaw.en MarUYD Gllllla, JIGklt N...,, dlllpll, Kaner..._,.._ r• CoaJ illlrold llber- r.. tor em. .OIIIeDI anc1 ol IINI lr!lllllelltar)' ~ WUJ11m OaUH.Iin, lArry lllra> .._ Oi!:ldl Ord, CvoiJa woed waa awertletl ~ Ill W, J. ll!lf lorpry. T h • ~lrst ll'adel'l WID be place« c1ctn. Br.ncll JhJiua, C4111J Jlub, ~ llalilb, 11obbjt till elllOUIIt of...,JIPd ~ WIJ Cl!l lite IJI'VIIIIdl followtnc fellllratlGII Tuelday, LltaltiiQI, IIIPII, Plllllllll RoUt, Lh1dl Goodnlltt, lttrill wu !liVeD ~IJIM!III for t be defl:lldanil hacl entered Au1. aT, PIGemeD" ~: llllrbla, 'l'oPia C4!1117, BIll r RIJallld, Toltit Old,w, CU. - fll fAD. 'the 1111t ~ sutlty to IIIOiber ll'aye 8nllth'a b01111 room, BuriiR, 111r1r Karnl, Vlc*le dial 1111111, Dibble TniDI, ed pa)'lllllll for ~ out ollhe 2nd 1!1'., TIIIIJil7 lllooall, ~ Mrlrrll, JolmDY BIIJilP,riW. 8liUID 10111110111!1', · ~ Pill'- Tbc dlvQree acUm fll Dorfll die Safl", Jolt Needs, Carla 111J1 1M Powell'l 11Ci111t - · 1W'111a114 IICJ'Niud, Qlny VI. Cl1allr H. C u r r H~sgertr. Dt_... lltlmiiii'Mf. 6111 crade- Roger KMf. Marrta RO!tth. Jahtt Rldlnr. dlwltoMd " ... lilt Pamtll GUJand, lllcby I~ er, 11oU7 SUllivan, Glenna llfllle TbGIIIJISOII, Bcry IJaJIIII, 11011 of llle State of West ero, Jane IIGutlh (lAIIy I, lamia IJJdlb, Gtrald Clark, Tel'lll llllm!J Rouoh Nlftall a.oktl Ia VI, Jlllolell ~. l<ent, llrtnda Oooll, Cllllf Saar. wQUe. JPJIII Braltl1alll. Qlar. Roush, Dlold 'Glllllple. In lilt IOIIoP If lilt lllate "· 1 berry, l)anny Utehllold, Reo · · · Robert lllld ....nilt t\IPiadlr ~leo!!~ l'rye, Vlelrle Waavar, U! __ lbt IIIII Jlllll'ld lbt c:ourt .. .PAGE • ·eom.,...,. e.ra ,. K~ljh '-eJI, ...... Layne, 0.. vld llrllbbam, PaltJ Clart, J. c. CoUey, .,.._ On•tnpam, Kimberly rteldo, Dallny QIJ'd. 0.. .. ner, Randy ~. GlorHI He.. , Bruce llwloell, Rottcen Janie RouJ11 (Ray· morod), 'ltcJbert 11<ou111 (MuWII Barbara Themepon Jlblly Lay· ne, Pamela 11ara11a Sprouje, Harold Winnings, hi- I I • y., Tbaillp.loll; WHO SeDIIDel SporU Writer THE "ICE" OF PRICE? Syracuse Tourney Moves Into Play Today. Weather Permitting ' ~ btlrlll'• IIIli' briiiPJ, PtOPit ... ".. b. ce c urt =• M Th HAVE PUT THE HEAT ON PRICES TO CLEAR OUT EVERY ~83 .IN STOCK i'le:!ll•· all -l lzu ol lii!Q for {~lf·, pi. wt..O. Rutland · ' .. • p I ' j ., ~ ' ~" ....,...... . .•.. We ~ · ' _,...~ ·$<· co~: - ~ ill' and IIIIi lfldtil - lib . . . , . . KfY . ~. 'hd BauBh, J191. r~. ' ,, ~~~'::: for ..,.,:'th ••....,. .. '"'· apr~ altha aama lima dolnt slil'rinl. Ill paollagtn tllorton Co., CblcaiO) qllod tho COlllaiDtn lor lhlt dry wine wllb lU horltaJ flavor lim real brull through In paekllgi!tg In • 1en<ft'all.1111.'; lllld that toahalellllll ....W three J"Bn to develop lhe lalner, .... the propellant had naeet lba approval 1'1 the ..... IPd Drug Adnllnbtratba. An ingenious Invention also bu lrrived In the costume jewelry field - a rill8 tilat "slrelcheo" to Ill 1111¥ si• linpl'. Tbt "llratoh'' to i1 the ltll'lll IJJt Uolhapld metal ahanlr on IIII4P sill! Ill lba fUtler, "hiob IIJd• out ., biU ia, to llllllrla, ar lltrlna, the r1n1 aiM. The ad;.stable riag <tlimlqllel lbe sizing prohltm jl!nlws haw wtlb rings, pal'liouiJrly ao.at11m1t jewelry rlnl•· lio far, 1JJt rblp ... Pllldl ill ao d@llgna, 1111111 OJl them bulky 1ookit1t llld - ,;:;:;-=~·:,.. $":; l l &=:~:li'tl o~ ·:·=-·.·:::11!::. lllllhiDS lllao 1 .,.-1 _..so I'QPI W . , . ~II» dQ- • rlibl. pl•lnecl. . Pl,l lllll "" I . ~P,, ,.., -'• ·' '!be corn cob If msdo IIIIo • !aoe powdtlr 8Dd paokapd, pr.....t ~We llfla, Ill lh COQVIIIliolllll cirGu1lr compacl Tbo,... wlto created it lll!:arl Wri8hl, De<lllur, 111., who hu turned a 110 I*' laD riW lllllltrIll illlo a fltlilhld prodlllll wwth 1.4' por pound, "1'0"11 Qlemleal Wuek, a trail! publlctttoo . Tbo publiCliUon Hid Wriebt pWw lo lntrodu.. olbor IQilotrill OOIItailtini lbe produot - 1 P11W' c1er deocliriDt an<l • ...Iliad, INI'C P""der prHitaviJlc ment for - . Cltemillal Wte~ 11i!1 th,t oob POwder, "allllouill atw ~mea hal a IIOIH u a *In Qlldiaalilll." Dr. Clavelantl White. a derm'llol· ogjlt of tlw Slrildl Schctel Modlainot, lltyoli 1/pjoanill'. QJ· eaao. l0t111d tht blah - : : : ol tile PGwd<r 11&11111 -~ . rinp<ll'lll aud b7peri1ldrosto ceuivt pe~pirlni'; and bu Jll' 111111:d 11to ~ne~mu~. 'A'rJChl, bowevw, 111U. lllldiCJ! ol$1• far bio pew•iler, 11111d m1J tbi'oPch ~ 'llle pubUcalloat ed<loil Wrtjl11'1 raw matcrill ~ 'nlll ,, ,. ~11!!~· :;:-...~""·~~ ~· ..·, ' ,~ I ~ ·~ . . ~ 'r" - ~J. ~ I ' to ..u.. fUlda rebabllllm WIIJWan! lc;ebwp! I'U rlq 1 hUndred doorbello before • · Jlere ol tal<, howevor, r .. boeD baviDI ..,. trouble 111111'11 l'ieed - NID ._ -~~~~~~~:--r.·::::ll Property inl lD IGi! ...... tat.y, r.r ""''lN Ill 10111 mhed wltb lleot, flrtl)o 111 lilnlldola. • lbat 1 QID ldttllll1 It to ldo _...., <t'l1l8doo I'" ...... WIOihlrma • o •I d D1 fw • GAIIIPIIID to •••tlloo- wortlly with. 'l1lo IIlJa!<!"' 1o111 an..., taetmc tn appeal. hire tltll ocbemo to add a . ftl>ricalt<l bNifde• • tile Uno of .._, TV clinnerl. Some •· Jll!lU are PI'ICiialillt IW 1 w111 deotrvy lba IIJII f'IIIIIIIJIIIo ot Western civllilllioll. -- abrupt dlanges. Ill lba of rtOe ....,.aq. Ita..,., IIU<h tos should - · '"''ho ...aJibar·ll liOman, etc.• . Altboqp II ...... • to doWII I oolloque, I FIIUII ..... fuliJ rajlltt lilt I!Qppoo:'*':.:-~11 .... Ofllon"rr , _ .,.,..,.lbal Jl Wtnrllo . baaed ... fallaC)' ....toorelolic'.U, lD order to bo - · lite ...... ou:~:ll .. I - IIIII • TV brlaiUul "ill further -n. lba flbrlc of - society but tilere .... off. setting fl<i..n lbal dollr me rro111 ~ ia lba aampaip ~~galnst tt. II ep •Carpenter to read: "lbe weatlllr ~ ato." 1 "-'" found !bat the alumJ. num lr•f• t.ba - ' t oomt ill REPAIR MONDAY ldFif ... tile are just dan<~, for oolortna Ep. ..,.... . . - , Tab 1 lnlf ter eggo. ~e~~l, far your lre111tllal It Ia mudl the ..,. witb on baa ....,. don lram ..... appeal for help !bat 1 .....,lved JJormlalt II• II. , from William L. Hopper, =••d· oOo · itJg ...lltant city editor of tbe God hath awom 10 lilt Cit Conl!'euinon Abtlro and IIQI· Gnonvillo tOhioJ A<lvoofte. bi«b are to arrive at "My lofty pooKioo enables 111e Who sinkl ltlmtelf by Ira private Plane Thlll'sday. ~ oprea4 my lallu.,.. to qulte humility. motorcade wUI escort the • Jllllllbor of rMdoro.'' Hopper --J... litHia to !be park. Serving wUI wrote, "but there may be a few at I:IO p.m. millioa rtodor• outeido IllY '1'1J1181)AJ AU Ohio ~bUcBDa lire ophere." G0 0 d mabs • ed to attend. Collee and lea C1ll Awoy t~wlrftlh tltw It oager, uti II If lumllhed. Thoae attendlnc There!.,., he urged that 1 blf llorY Ia......,.. u tf· to bring a covered dish aod dr•w 11p011 my experience •• a -.rill Doll. ble service. cruaader to luolp "cut ••IIY I Bolton o! Mentor, served veil ollllltrulh" that II belne 'l'lttr. are many llllhlihlDJIIC Obto'a lith District. His draped acr001 the aotloo In lbe quallliell In tho mincl of man, er, Frances P. Bolton, Is dally preSI, but lllare to nona 10 useful u ~llllve from Oblo'o '''Diia ea•- !leUon that dlacreUOD - J-ph Addlloe l!ay lo tba f-- . Now Pay Later CLINTON FISHER COMPANY • HAVE AWONDERFUL TIME ON YOUR VACATION. ...-BUT BEFORE YOU GO, CHECI: THIS LIST ODID I STOP TliE MILk DILIVERY? ODID I TURN OFF ALL THE PAUCITit e DID I LOCK ALL THii DOORS AND WINDOWP QOIIIII"'icc, ·~ PI · " lilt IDOIIIIRoafllal · jpd ~ J'rldorl4 . !1114 ·.iohl. 'l't!!tmaa llaprltown, near ~ =::.....'"" Ill nNdo II 6 1111 •u:::l''11~-~·-·--. . lifo tor ,..lor bulfU>: 0oua1 oo me to ...,.... whldl """"' ..,.,. "' bt • bioS ......._, tr111111 "t•uf liMIIII ODID I CONTAC'T MY PAPER JOY OR THI · Pill•. , . , 1 -- ~ ODID I PAY THI PAPIR IOYI 'tllle,J "!· form1ac l'iow, IJJt eorn qgb Jollll tbo lq ilrlDg of !Dgrtlllanlt u.od lD .w., ~. /IZe ,... t- IDib - = ~- .JIIlold '"~ .... Mlifl. ' ~ . , . lllltll... ~ . .L!irtf ..., i.e~. , . . · . Ill@ J8f reG!! ~ - 4f; CJrv",NIIl', ~'"'HIG.. a.rr BDITII: 4'U Mtl ••d ~dlflltlli.-!DO" ·~n Jilt DOSIDD, ' ' ..W•E' i i li'._. *..... ,... ' .,;, ' :__ • &at to .. ..,.. CiWiiP. .-.. 11'11111 .· J•••"~ ~ ft•\o\\1~11- ~ ·~ j· .u.. c~; -I•Hera, Jq~ , ,._ ~i '~" , Cook, . cat~t; . · ;~,a,. ~~~-·~f OIIlo; ~ ~ =·~ n ~~:-~ . ! lhlt "" •., DUsbotautlollllle In lo•J<I'Il' lute. One wbooab the dry, drJ, dl')' ""*' •• ill\' u- a.,... Those Dodcl 9II1J 111 at It ~&~I• I Tht(ll P~ low and PIIAilli on IIi& bia IIVi~p·beaiU. lhe(re cqjiiJ IUt the 1110\111 rfti Willi-... deals on emy '63 Dodp Out Iller JO. And YOU 1M I pile II(.dauafl. The Dlil!lt • '" •n11t realusy larroiil.il., 0111 I *' cbael Howan!L llantly CrawfQI'd, liOn IIIII . . IIIII cotll lor Ill>- age was llllllllaltd at fi1IO to Cindl Rauah, ulby RaJa,, Jim- structlnc traffic. ll!t lhret t:lll'l. .mle ~. Randy Jo The mlallap occ:urrtd when Clarke, Jaoe Haymaker, Janet u_v D T b , lh1 wtllltxnmd 011' driYID by s.yre, lleVwly Klllpp, RklJ ......, •J 0811 en lllltllcb IIIPrJ EJlN, liO, Lltarl Circle, Kandl 8e)'re, M0 Q I MlljtbJ• 1\qpoiUJeed Roull a - altQQk in tb4 I'JBI' Lisa !lWiell, David Morgan, PT. PLi!:XSAN'r - M II t o n by I ~Ill' driVUII by Gtwg1 Ji:, Loulo Thompsoo, Sharon Rlck- Bunl~, Maooa County lui*· liollllllf'l, ~. SOI!Ihilde, w. va. lll'd, Bonnie JDI*, Barbara lntendent ol Scnools, announc. ifllr lba Sonlnt8J'I 011r h a d HII'IIUII, Linda Raulb, llllll* Ill llltt .....,. will havu a bHa bit trom tile rear by a Paugh, Trecla Morris, BrtaD half-day l!leetiqg in the alldi· m drlv011 by W~liwn R. Knillht Russell, 8Po laarblrry, MI kl loftum of Ike old Pt. Pleal!llnt 83, Pl. Plttlsant. No dlargei Atlley, M1U Willie, Job 1 a J Jllllior Will tile ~~~~at t\118- have beeP Wed ill llilber ace~ Jones, Daniel Wwkman, Fred- 1181 28th. During tbe aflernonn dent although tbe Beavv 11111die WNver, DamiY lllrr, ThDo 111 tho 2tllh the polnclpol1 will hap illllll Ulldlr inveoliiatwn. olhy OhJblllr, Sldrley YOUIIII, I!Mtl willlll»lr teadlen at their ~hble AbaUn, Terry 8 lr a, respective IICbooiJ, .\$& 'J'O WED WJrren Teter, Randy Hart. AUCUII 1'/lu 1t111111nt. wUI ..,. Fl'. PI.Bt\8.\NT - AppiYinl l!thel Riddle's homo room, port to llleir achoolo for reg!&- lor a•IJI81Tiqe ill 1111 llh ifllda - Manbl D a ' I s, IIJtiGD lmlil 11 a.m. IIIII I b e olf.lt:a of lilt Couaty Clfrk un ~ IQre, Harriet Layue, first eomplele day of school Lloyd IINP Smllb, 11, MIISOII, ~~ttJqo QIIJIIGre, CGIInlt wtJJ • 1111 Aucu~t 1111d 11au1 11ut1t Brook~. a~. JA. If; Slimy Stilt, Qlllle &Jett, ,_ tar\. Pamele Durblll, IIIII Jobnlloll, notll!: 111811t\P Ptm . Hamtlns, Vletl llumgar- ' PT. Pl.EASANT - 'l'bt ~ "COUI n&T'' ..-, I\OIIald Zerkle, Stevie iff'o doputment Investigated a Tile npwlgu ''CGid fill'' Rouali1 JIQIIcn ~ 31111'1 11M 1:11' · lllltrltlp . ~ llltJit w 111e111 a lcir of IOIIlllbinjl a,rney, a-.nda Stanloy, 1M- Cl!l Route l1ll ._. lbe II om tr starltd w1t11 IOidlen In I be ...-1 - abOUt II llllllion lOIII ter 0111111..,, _.. (0...1 IIJDIUI tlnll. ,_ FIIIINp-... llib century. One of the chltl 111 con! eob mldue .,. Pll«l Rke.' """-" ~~ J9 1 e e l'lld M !UOIIIbbolullll:ll' !lrlv· allatenll Ill batllol Will lrollll PIIIIIIIJ1, · · lltiiiBh. llandJ ...,., 8t . . . Oil .., auby w. Scott, ,, . ........ feet. hul 1t , .. 181d !bat &OIIIt ,... .... Fri. PM8 Jj MtJrrll, ..,... , '!~orin~, Dtbo 1lllll out al _ , . Qll ..... lllldlll'l ftlcned thte lrtlllbll 10 . 1'1 KJn&,, ~ ObUnpr, Jle8- onr lanoline Cit ,1111 ,lop Jtl a avtlid batllol. , IJ, Dutbln, Irma Sa.,...., lleld. Nellber lin. lleotl D 0 r !lie 0111, NIIICJ . . . RGulb, JIIIIIM Seoll, ber hulband,. a 11'a.lltiq1Pr . . , _ , Lto BIJDI8Irll'( . ~lilY YC!UDJo 'UIIItilll' ... __.. p;qpu- '1'111 mtQnncnl 19 Gwp .. Mona ~. " " " ' ' l!i'a;it ~ •'4tl.. at ill, BaiiiiJNII'I, 11111 1Tiirmit""""' . lff?il . _ , flied 118' Qlsllo lie~ liD$ fU . Ml •EAUTiflll. Wllll-aiiQI now to embrarod by lba . _ , tndullrrThtJ'" poollapd 111011111 ID 11 .,...., - .a ar- . tho Atnorl<:.~~~ llllldbJ, or dowlllaJl, II F T ck In -...!dent Ada Clerke 1 boiiiWOOill, •111 IIIII 1111111 aplrtd rt~lllrllloiP' 1\rlonday 1•30 p,JII. m ll!t crest IJ'ade· - An11ra wrbton, Mlob- Utxlel ~ KIDs GalllpoUs' of ll!t SUver bridle. 'l'IIW8 were lUll SuW~aa, Ad~. ~ Ohle; • 11111 cnoi., Into•' ,: no lnjurlel lind prOPtl'l7 dPI- Bulk T ha:U " P 1(· Are Exnanta.l . f"""""" Mare IliaD 100 prGplo .... .... to aonveno In Laneao. ter ao Tbunday, Auf. II to bav C<lnfrasman OUv• P. Bolklll JPOIIt at tba 11111qal ll'atrllelll County RepubUcBD plcmto. Jlllninl llollo!l 111111 be 8 ' GAY ~ 41JLIIlY Distract Congressman Ho. tiPI " - - 1 ~ E. (Patel Abalro, R., MeAl• NI:W YORK !~, Lo thur. behold, "bat man • Tht plonle will be held at the 111 """"'idU "' t.ba miU'Ilal. shelter ho~se at Rls~g alld ,.::,:: ::"'::" " off Ohio a7 nortb IP a '*'· ~ ELBEP ' 1ngenm'ty Js Wrought W'th I The lfJUH,JIU u_....:_: llllodad;ndroq G ~ D ld Acts In Many He ent Case Hari, THE SPORTS DESK BY BOB WING8TI' . MA80IC - BeciiiH ., Plllll· tllat lilt J aoodntll. Miabul • Piay•oers T0 JU81!l Villam, • CheerD Herome . september I PetrY, I Over 500 For GOP p•cm•e "a• ollllll elur lba llmlthflrolt1 B-t lilt Ohio Valley wUI get o a e bridle across lba Mononplle!J more look at tile ~tepnlal !llvtr, • <11111Hqu11ll ~ llliowbolt Rblldodendr® beiOI't has been releaaOII 'lllllklh calls 11.1 cut dllba'ld3 CI!I .Labor D•Y· lor tbe llhodlldendron'a 8ppea!' er 3~1Uvp, It 'IJIIl ~ tllelr lui ~ Ibis anae 11m Gil tbe llielll of lb>Anna AUtll'a hwne """"• :a1ld year 10 hJs1 tile villain 1 n d day, September 1. It will be crlidt _ Mark Rovsll II'I!IWI elleer tbe heroine In a claosl~ dacklll at tba ferry 1andlnt with sayrt, otana Lave, ~ 00- Cenlollllllll meicltlralllll. lba llhow bocbmlrll at f p.m. bert, Debra Roush, o tan e Followinl llle anouncemenl 1'lelletl are on ute fi udl Herodon Carol !laJJdolph R1111- · Pktkenl 1 cia sianle,, u.rd"!Ve and • Michael Stanley Rita .NicewanUS 0 ~W ~"~tliiO Itt Pomwoy~ 11'11' Lynn Frye• Larry Keefer 0!1 ....., the appear81lCt "' Ke;en Crawford Terry smtth' lla#QII will bo lbt Maaon MotbKeren SUe SbarOD Mur: trB Cll!b, pljy Hermetta Knapp Sharto Tbe Centannlll llhewboat will t.ou' Hart Norma Wrlabt ~ present "East 4'ttn" The lam· 1e Bird Danny Dewhun( Jolm C S tiiiB old IIIIIQ(Ir- libiGJt 1JR FtrJUs.;., Tbomao Gibbs, 11o. tjJat otate, waa 11om In ua. b<trl Hayes, lUcky i!Mson, ?t~s~ Arr~sn:' Tile C!8SI fulurelt the belt of lapda King GregOI'J II o u I • 111 ore • ee eace , . tile collen drama mtdenll Ktvln Roush, Cheryl OoatlwlD on various charges from tboupout tho Blais. Pol· J~lfry Haymaker Chet')'l """' IIIII fiMd were John W· BilJ. Iewing the play , Vllldevm. Is Steve smtlh, Robert y-., UPI, Pl. Pleasant, Edwin R. type varleiJ mllw "lU aile !u ,_ C a-·-b' borne llm!lh, Pl. Pleasant, Carol J . be ted .,.ar.., • nwo I ._, Pl. Pleasant, Erma presen ' 3nl grade - Linda Roulil, La• Pl. Pleasant, Howard renee Weaver, Kent SQM, Mlo Wbltltlo;k, VIelma, Howard Pul· chel_lo Kay, Steve Qlrpomllr, Jlnl, pt, Pleasant; each $10 3D fOWft J•me Jeffers, Billy Glbbl, Sltft IIIII GNII on charges ol expired Dernell, Dahld Booth,, Jllll. iDiptallon Bllckera. !1trrah, Francea Wrlaton, IJiu. Q11111'1 were ().Kan Dairy f0M fU ,.., Skeeno, Dreama Sawy.,, (:orporaUon, Pl. Pleasant, $25 Kathy Clift, Lynn Diven, 'frl. jpld costs for overweight truck; i cy Morris, Mary Jao BwnJ• Arthur C. Ritchie, Ravenswood, 1\CCl Roger Dlngey, 08 .. vld John- .. ,uc~ 110111, eiJ>lred operator'• · ston, Jeff Hart, foiiiiiiY Old- Ucenset Waller Eaten Oliver, PT. ?f.EABANT - Tfie SIJtr. aller, Amy Beach, Clary Teter, senleaced to 10 days lD jail, fin- lfl'1 Uplrtlllllll lnVIilil•ted Dtbra Gilman, Larry H e 5 a, ed $SO IIIII costs and Ucense re. I"O V•eb114 aocldWI rMiiltCbarleue Weaver, Suaan Fow- volled for months, 011 a driv- InC lD ODe 1"'1011 boipltaliJad let. Ava Sayre. . 1111 wi!Jit Intoxicated charge; and $1JOO J!PPJriJ damqo. :reacher uMsslgaod, lll'd Herbert w. Waugh, Ashton, $10 . The llrll, I Oll4t vebiale lt1Cio IJI'IldO - Jason ln81es, JohD and costs, no operator'& Ucenae dent, occurred liltnday I p.IP. Burris, o.utJ Ratub, P &Ill and tto' en4 00111 tor 110 pletes. 011 Trlltble Rliad whiiJ I truall W~ver, Dtrllat lllflll, Pail- Klnnetjt Jlrahllald, lflndaroon. driv., ~Y WWiam lltlv.r, til, aid: Madllrr.. ~llrl ltlakald, RaJ c. MeDade, Lllll lllld J)en. Jloulo 3, Lion, 'IVW!t out ol <:011J • Yn t Nn. Deb 0 rIb - Bates, llondenon, eat!h $10 trol. turned over twict, and S111tth, Cbarles Wood, c 1o d Y and costs 011 charges ·of intoxt lbrtw lht driver frolll t II • H,ggerty, Rebecca Paush, Dan- callvQ; ,Jobll Clarence Perkins, qk, I*VII' wu ~mlllell to ny Roush, Cbrlllllw Bolflllu, Jr., s.tta Rosa, J'lorlda, $10 l'llalanl ValleY Hottpilll whlft Sqe Howard, David llndnall, IB- and costs, failure to have vehic- bll eoadlllolt WQ llll«< Q fair. cbael Wolle, Gary Bwngarner, 1e UDder C<JDtrol; Wilma A. Jlt " oodw obHfYallmt • Dd Sltaron lloltgeo, Clody Cooke, Lllcllfleld, Appll Grove, flO IPd ills tnlurlea art Ulldtllrmined. Donald Dye, Palflala OUIIIplro, cosll, no plates; Robert Harold ProperiJ clanlap wu ullmat. J4ff BaU, Ton1 GrLIQIII, Bver- HJckle, Ha ~lord, •10 lllld co1 ''• acl at $500. ett Hannlnf, Jay Ridgway, ~ 110 inBPeellon sticker· L 1 r r y Tile IKIIIIII lllilbap Involved ky Sld!lll, ~ Bart. Glen stone, Pt. ~sant, '10 lhru vthlelol alld occumd ' ' NotbinaLikeA~To • :; :-.....=::~ Start One's Day Off ffi.Pt llld dllmlot lllo proballoa, ,...m, r u..~.. ThesatW, Side .. CUI.CULATION DIPT. TO HAVE MY NlWio PAPERS SAVI!D I'OR MIIN A VACATICIN PAt, OR MAILID TO Ml!t Be Sure To Use One Of Our Convenient VACATION PLANS Is deelgned for those who will not beet one addreiS lOIII eJIOUCii to 11m ... paper mailed. Your earrler wtU aave your t:Opies In a convenient V•catlon .Pac f« dtllvfll7 .._ VA~TION PAC . ... )'Oll return. IIVriL AWAY SERVICE ... , We1l mall your paper at no extra cost If you plan OB belntln ... ....,. twa w•tb or longer Your subscrlptk>a mun be p repaid at your usual carrier ratt for tilt ._ J" will be tone, but w1'll take care of 1111 maillnt -Is. Fill In And Mail Thh Coupon TODAYI ClrC~o~latllll Dept. The Dally S.ntil•l ..._...,,Ohie PI- IIIah my 11'1*' tesiNaftwl ---------~ Allol,_. ~Cityl _ _ _....,..._ _~ CStllel From: (Dalel _ _ _ __..;_..;_ _ _ (Tel MyH-~1• ClMtk ............. _ _ _ _ _ _ _......_ _ _ _ ..... 0 Or Ctll W't a-lilt, C'rwlatlln o.,t. '=""II lltm If tNIU wa"l Ul lit HV1 J'lll' Jljll.. ftlr delivery whet! mvrn. · ..v la.wr_uo,....aaM&M4>~.,....., ...,~•t4•~""'••••~"'w••""-~'W.,...""'WI~ -. THE DAILY ' ••' ; �'>ll•,..,lflll'fll'lrl'o;j......,..,...,..'f'01'_____.., ..........- '(,•J'""j"#f'~~"..'-~ -~~ ~ ~ j~l ~Jt:i~ ..... I ' • I . I < ' '""' -Royals! Jeny Lucas -~ Showdown ·st. Louis State Moves To Nolle In LOCAL AND m'ATE News Of Muon County,~~ v~ ... .• .' ' ~2. 00 . tile , . _ County =~-=~-:.~~ Tentative Elementary Pupil Placement Is ·S ;;=!:. U- s • •pa1 1UJ11 ara D8W80ft --II( Bevealed By PnBC) dOfoad-j 0 7e~!=,.:7~: far aolle o1 lndlctm .,. 01'*' tilt-' IIIII cUmtosaJ o1 defendants, .w. . . • . 1be awll'dlllrl tl - J. Somtlvlllc IIIII 8, L. ~NEW JL\VIlf - Tallllve 11M, lblrilD J1uN11, c.r1 111 .....,,. ~ Retell, Do tile plalntllb Ill 1lle ci¥11 IQIIGII Yllle, tedll!luwpd with Pb!~;~~~~t~~l rt pupllt lfl4t IWO Khl. "' ~ Qlll t.lllle r, Ill Harold G. Sherwood • D il money under fllle lh!'qb Ill 11a 11c111 ~ etb p-ade - AIIJie J'leldll, CIIIIJ ,._,.., 11e11e ial.- IJoy4 a. llbltwoad n. QubO e1oo 111 lndlelmeat qalnlt ed by f't1Dolpal llaw.en MarUYD Gllllla, JIGklt N...,, dlllpll, Kaner..._,.._ r• CoaJ illlrold llber- r.. tor em. .OIIIeDI anc1 ol IINI lr!lllllelltar)' ~ WUJ11m OaUH.Iin, lArry lllra> .._ Oi!:ldl Ord, CvoiJa woed waa awertletl ~ Ill W, J. ll!lf lorpry. T h • ~lrst ll'adel'l WID be place« c1ctn. Br.ncll JhJiua, C4111J Jlub, ~ llalilb, 11obbjt till elllOUIIt of...,JIPd ~ WIJ Cl!l lite IJI'VIIIIdl followtnc fellllratlGII Tuelday, LltaltiiQI, IIIPII, Plllllllll RoUt, Lh1dl Goodnlltt, lttrill wu !liVeD ~IJIM!III for t be defl:lldanil hacl entered Au1. aT, PIGemeD" ~: llllrbla, 'l'oPia C4!1117, BIll r RIJallld, Toltit Old,w, CU. - fll fAD. 'the 1111t ~ sutlty to IIIOiber ll'aye 8nllth'a b01111 room, BuriiR, 111r1r Karnl, Vlc*le dial 1111111, Dibble TniDI, ed pa)'lllllll for ~ out ollhe 2nd 1!1'., TIIIIJil7 lllooall, ~ Mrlrrll, JolmDY BIIJilP,riW. 8liUID 10111110111!1', · ~ Pill'- Tbc dlvQree acUm fll Dorfll die Safl", Jolt Needs, Carla 111J1 1M Powell'l 11Ci111t - · 1W'111a114 IICJ'Niud, Qlny VI. Cl1allr H. C u r r H~sgertr. Dt_... lltlmiiii'Mf. 6111 crade- Roger KMf. Marrta RO!tth. Jahtt Rldlnr. dlwltoMd " ... lilt Pamtll GUJand, lllcby I~ er, 11oU7 SUllivan, Glenna llfllle TbGIIIJISOII, Bcry IJaJIIII, 11011 of llle State of West ero, Jane IIGutlh (lAIIy I, lamia IJJdlb, Gtrald Clark, Tel'lll llllm!J Rouoh Nlftall a.oktl Ia VI, Jlllolell ~. l<ent, llrtnda Oooll, Cllllf Saar. wQUe. JPJIII Braltl1alll. Qlar. Roush, Dlold 'Glllllple. In lilt IOIIoP If lilt lllate "· 1 berry, l)anny Utehllold, Reo · · · Robert lllld ....nilt t\IPiadlr ~leo!!~ l'rye, Vlelrle Waavar, U! __ lbt IIIII Jlllll'ld lbt c:ourt .. .PAGE • ·eom.,...,. e.ra ,. K~ljh '-eJI, ...... Layne, 0.. vld llrllbbam, PaltJ Clart, J. c. CoUey, .,.._ On•tnpam, Kimberly rteldo, Dallny QIJ'd. 0.. .. ner, Randy ~. GlorHI He.. , Bruce llwloell, Rottcen Janie RouJ11 (Ray· morod), 'ltcJbert 11<ou111 (MuWII Barbara Themepon Jlblly Lay· ne, Pamela 11ara11a Sprouje, Harold Winnings, hi- I I • y., Tbaillp.loll; WHO SeDIIDel SporU Writer THE "ICE" OF PRICE? Syracuse Tourney Moves Into Play Today. Weather Permitting ' ~ btlrlll'• IIIli' briiiPJ, PtOPit ... ".. b. ce c urt =• M Th HAVE PUT THE HEAT ON PRICES TO CLEAR OUT EVERY ~83 .IN STOCK i'le:!ll•· all -l lzu ol lii!Q for {~lf·, pi. wt..O. Rutland · ' .. • p I ' j ., ~ ' ~" ....,...... . .•.. We ~ · ' _,...~ ·$<· co~: - ~ ill' and IIIIi lfldtil - lib . . . , . . KfY . ~. 'hd BauBh, J191. r~. ' ,, ~~~'::: for ..,.,:'th ••....,. .. '"'· apr~ altha aama lima dolnt slil'rinl. Ill paollagtn tllorton Co., CblcaiO) qllod tho COlllaiDtn lor lhlt dry wine wllb lU horltaJ flavor lim real brull through In paekllgi!tg In • 1en<ft'all.1111.'; lllld that toahalellllll ....W three J"Bn to develop lhe lalner, .... the propellant had naeet lba approval 1'1 the ..... IPd Drug Adnllnbtratba. An ingenious Invention also bu lrrived In the costume jewelry field - a rill8 tilat "slrelcheo" to Ill 1111¥ si• linpl'. Tbt "llratoh'' to i1 the ltll'lll IJJt Uolhapld metal ahanlr on IIII4P sill! Ill lba fUtler, "hiob IIJd• out ., biU ia, to llllllrla, ar lltrlna, the r1n1 aiM. The ad;.stable riag <tlimlqllel lbe sizing prohltm jl!nlws haw wtlb rings, pal'liouiJrly ao.at11m1t jewelry rlnl•· lio far, 1JJt rblp ... Pllldl ill ao d@llgna, 1111111 OJl them bulky 1ookit1t llld - ,;:;:;-=~·:,.. $":; l l &=:~:li'tl o~ ·:·=-·.·:::11!::. lllllhiDS lllao 1 .,.-1 _..so I'QPI W . , . ~II» dQ- • rlibl. pl•lnecl. . Pl,l lllll "" I . ~P,, ,.., -'• ·' '!be corn cob If msdo IIIIo • !aoe powdtlr 8Dd paokapd, pr.....t ~We llfla, Ill lh COQVIIIliolllll cirGu1lr compacl Tbo,... wlto created it lll!:arl Wri8hl, De<lllur, 111., who hu turned a 110 I*' laD riW lllllltrIll illlo a fltlilhld prodlllll wwth 1.4' por pound, "1'0"11 Qlemleal Wuek, a trail! publlctttoo . Tbo publiCliUon Hid Wriebt pWw lo lntrodu.. olbor IQilotrill OOIItailtini lbe produot - 1 P11W' c1er deocliriDt an<l • ...Iliad, INI'C P""der prHitaviJlc ment for - . Cltemillal Wte~ 11i!1 th,t oob POwder, "allllouill atw ~mea hal a IIOIH u a *In Qlldiaalilll." Dr. Clavelantl White. a derm'llol· ogjlt of tlw Slrildl Schctel Modlainot, lltyoli 1/pjoanill'. QJ· eaao. l0t111d tht blah - : : : ol tile PGwd<r 11&11111 -~ . rinp<ll'lll aud b7peri1ldrosto ceuivt pe~pirlni'; and bu Jll' 111111:d 11to ~ne~mu~. 'A'rJChl, bowevw, 111U. lllldiCJ! ol$1• far bio pew•iler, 11111d m1J tbi'oPch ~ 'llle pubUcalloat ed<loil Wrtjl11'1 raw matcrill ~ 'nlll ,, ,. ~11!!~· :;:-...~""·~~ ~· ..·, ' ,~ I ~ ·~ . . ~ 'r" - ~J. ~ I ' to ..u.. fUlda rebabllllm WIIJWan! lc;ebwp! I'U rlq 1 hUndred doorbello before • · Jlere ol tal<, howevor, r .. boeD baviDI ..,. trouble 111111'11 l'ieed - NID ._ -~~~~~~~:--r.·::::ll Property inl lD IGi! ...... tat.y, r.r ""''lN Ill 10111 mhed wltb lleot, flrtl)o 111 lilnlldola. • lbat 1 QID ldttllll1 It to ldo _...., <t'l1l8doo I'" ...... WIOihlrma • o •I d D1 fw • GAIIIPIIID to •••tlloo- wortlly with. 'l1lo IIlJa!<!"' 1o111 an..., taetmc tn appeal. hire tltll ocbemo to add a . ftl>ricalt<l bNifde• • tile Uno of .._, TV clinnerl. Some •· Jll!lU are PI'ICiialillt IW 1 w111 deotrvy lba IIJII f'IIIIIIIJIIIo ot Western civllilllioll. -- abrupt dlanges. Ill lba of rtOe ....,.aq. Ita..,., IIU<h tos should - · '"''ho ...aJibar·ll liOman, etc.• . Altboqp II ...... • to doWII I oolloque, I FIIUII ..... fuliJ rajlltt lilt I!Qppoo:'*':.:-~11 .... Ofllon"rr , _ .,.,..,.lbal Jl Wtnrllo . baaed ... fallaC)' ....toorelolic'.U, lD order to bo - · lite ...... ou:~:ll .. I - IIIII • TV brlaiUul "ill further -n. lba flbrlc of - society but tilere .... off. setting fl<i..n lbal dollr me rro111 ~ ia lba aampaip ~~galnst tt. II ep •Carpenter to read: "lbe weatlllr ~ ato." 1 "-'" found !bat the alumJ. num lr•f• t.ba - ' t oomt ill REPAIR MONDAY ldFif ... tile are just dan<~, for oolortna Ep. ..,.... . . - , Tab 1 lnlf ter eggo. ~e~~l, far your lre111tllal It Ia mudl the ..,. witb on baa ....,. don lram ..... appeal for help !bat 1 .....,lved JJormlalt II• II. , from William L. Hopper, =••d· oOo · itJg ...lltant city editor of tbe God hath awom 10 lilt Cit Conl!'euinon Abtlro and IIQI· Gnonvillo tOhioJ A<lvoofte. bi«b are to arrive at "My lofty pooKioo enables 111e Who sinkl ltlmtelf by Ira private Plane Thlll'sday. ~ oprea4 my lallu.,.. to qulte humility. motorcade wUI escort the • Jllllllbor of rMdoro.'' Hopper --J... litHia to !be park. Serving wUI wrote, "but there may be a few at I:IO p.m. millioa rtodor• outeido IllY '1'1J1181)AJ AU Ohio ~bUcBDa lire ophere." G0 0 d mabs • ed to attend. Collee and lea C1ll Awoy t~wlrftlh tltw It oager, uti II If lumllhed. Thoae attendlnc There!.,., he urged that 1 blf llorY Ia......,.. u tf· to bring a covered dish aod dr•w 11p011 my experience •• a -.rill Doll. ble service. cruaader to luolp "cut ••IIY I Bolton o! Mentor, served veil ollllltrulh" that II belne 'l'lttr. are many llllhlihlDJIIC Obto'a lith District. His draped acr001 the aotloo In lbe quallliell In tho mincl of man, er, Frances P. Bolton, Is dally preSI, but lllare to nona 10 useful u ~llllve from Oblo'o '''Diia ea•- !leUon that dlacreUOD - J-ph Addlloe l!ay lo tba f-- . Now Pay Later CLINTON FISHER COMPANY • HAVE AWONDERFUL TIME ON YOUR VACATION. ...-BUT BEFORE YOU GO, CHECI: THIS LIST ODID I STOP TliE MILk DILIVERY? ODID I TURN OFF ALL THE PAUCITit e DID I LOCK ALL THii DOORS AND WINDOWP QOIIIII"'icc, ·~ PI · " lilt IDOIIIIRoafllal · jpd ~ J'rldorl4 . !1114 ·.iohl. 'l't!!tmaa llaprltown, near ~ =::.....'"" Ill nNdo II 6 1111 •u:::l''11~-~·-·--. . lifo tor ,..lor bulfU>: 0oua1 oo me to ...,.... whldl """"' ..,.,. "' bt • bioS ......._, tr111111 "t•uf liMIIII ODID I CONTAC'T MY PAPER JOY OR THI · Pill•. , . , 1 -- ~ ODID I PAY THI PAPIR IOYI 'tllle,J "!· form1ac l'iow, IJJt eorn qgb Jollll tbo lq ilrlDg of !Dgrtlllanlt u.od lD .w., ~. /IZe ,... t- IDib - = ~- .JIIlold '"~ .... Mlifl. ' ~ . , . lllltll... ~ . .L!irtf ..., i.e~. , . . · . Ill@ J8f reG!! ~ - 4f; CJrv",NIIl', ~'"'HIG.. a.rr BDITII: 4'U Mtl ••d ~dlflltlli.-!DO" ·~n Jilt DOSIDD, ' ' ..W•E' i i li'._. *..... ,... ' .,;, ' :__ • &at to .. ..,.. CiWiiP. .-.. 11'11111 .· J•••"~ ~ ft•\o\\1~11- ~ ·~ j· .u.. c~; -I•Hera, Jq~ , ,._ ~i '~" , Cook, . cat~t; . · ;~,a,. ~~~-·~f OIIlo; ~ ~ =·~ n ~~:-~ . ! lhlt "" •., DUsbotautlollllle In lo•J<I'Il' lute. One wbooab the dry, drJ, dl')' ""*' •• ill\' u- a.,... Those Dodcl 9II1J 111 at It ~&~I• I Tht(ll P~ low and PIIAilli on IIi& bia IIVi~p·beaiU. lhe(re cqjiiJ IUt the 1110\111 rfti Willi-... deals on emy '63 Dodp Out Iller JO. And YOU 1M I pile II(.dauafl. The Dlil!lt • '" •n11t realusy larroiil.il., 0111 I *' cbael Howan!L llantly CrawfQI'd, liOn IIIII . . IIIII cotll lor Ill>- age was llllllllaltd at fi1IO to Cindl Rauah, ulby RaJa,, Jim- structlnc traffic. ll!t lhret t:lll'l. .mle ~. Randy Jo The mlallap occ:urrtd when Clarke, Jaoe Haymaker, Janet u_v D T b , lh1 wtllltxnmd 011' driYID by s.yre, lleVwly Klllpp, RklJ ......, •J 0811 en lllltllcb IIIPrJ EJlN, liO, Lltarl Circle, Kandl 8e)'re, M0 Q I MlljtbJ• 1\qpoiUJeed Roull a - altQQk in tb4 I'JBI' Lisa !lWiell, David Morgan, PT. PLi!:XSAN'r - M II t o n by I ~Ill' driVUII by Gtwg1 Ji:, Loulo Thompsoo, Sharon Rlck- Bunl~, Maooa County lui*· liollllllf'l, ~. SOI!Ihilde, w. va. lll'd, Bonnie JDI*, Barbara lntendent ol Scnools, announc. ifllr lba Sonlnt8J'I 011r h a d HII'IIUII, Linda Raulb, llllll* Ill llltt .....,. will havu a bHa bit trom tile rear by a Paugh, Trecla Morris, BrtaD half-day l!leetiqg in the alldi· m drlv011 by W~liwn R. Knillht Russell, 8Po laarblrry, MI kl loftum of Ike old Pt. Pleal!llnt 83, Pl. Plttlsant. No dlargei Atlley, M1U Willie, Job 1 a J Jllllior Will tile ~~~~at t\118- have beeP Wed ill llilber ace~ Jones, Daniel Wwkman, Fred- 1181 28th. During tbe aflernonn dent although tbe Beavv 11111die WNver, DamiY lllrr, ThDo 111 tho 2tllh the polnclpol1 will hap illllll Ulldlr inveoliiatwn. olhy OhJblllr, Sldrley YOUIIII, I!Mtl willlll»lr teadlen at their ~hble AbaUn, Terry 8 lr a, respective IICbooiJ, .\$& 'J'O WED WJrren Teter, Randy Hart. AUCUII 1'/lu 1t111111nt. wUI ..,. Fl'. PI.Bt\8.\NT - AppiYinl l!thel Riddle's homo room, port to llleir achoolo for reg!&- lor a•IJI81Tiqe ill 1111 llh ifllda - Manbl D a ' I s, IIJtiGD lmlil 11 a.m. IIIII I b e olf.lt:a of lilt Couaty Clfrk un ~ IQre, Harriet Layue, first eomplele day of school Lloyd IINP Smllb, 11, MIISOII, ~~ttJqo QIIJIIGre, CGIInlt wtJJ • 1111 Aucu~t 1111d 11au1 11ut1t Brook~. a~. JA. If; Slimy Stilt, Qlllle &Jett, ,_ tar\. Pamele Durblll, IIIII Jobnlloll, notll!: 111811t\P Ptm . Hamtlns, Vletl llumgar- ' PT. Pl.EASANT - 'l'bt ~ "COUI n&T'' ..-, I\OIIald Zerkle, Stevie iff'o doputment Investigated a Tile npwlgu ''CGid fill'' Rouali1 JIQIIcn ~ 31111'1 11M 1:11' · lllltrltlp . ~ llltJit w 111e111 a lcir of IOIIlllbinjl a,rney, a-.nda Stanloy, 1M- Cl!l Route l1ll ._. lbe II om tr starltd w1t11 IOidlen In I be ...-1 - abOUt II llllllion lOIII ter 0111111..,, _.. (0...1 IIJDIUI tlnll. ,_ FIIIINp-... llib century. One of the chltl 111 con! eob mldue .,. Pll«l Rke.' """-" ~~ J9 1 e e l'lld M !UOIIIbbolullll:ll' !lrlv· allatenll Ill batllol Will lrollll PIIIIIIIJ1, · · lltiiiBh. llandJ ...,., 8t . . . Oil .., auby w. Scott, ,, . ........ feet. hul 1t , .. 181d !bat &OIIIt ,... .... Fri. PM8 Jj MtJrrll, ..,... , '!~orin~, Dtbo 1lllll out al _ , . Qll ..... lllldlll'l ftlcned thte lrtlllbll 10 . 1'1 KJn&,, ~ ObUnpr, Jle8- onr lanoline Cit ,1111 ,lop Jtl a avtlid batllol. , IJ, Dutbln, Irma Sa.,...., lleld. Nellber lin. lleotl D 0 r !lie 0111, NIIICJ . . . RGulb, JIIIIIM Seoll, ber hulband,. a 11'a.lltiq1Pr . . , _ , Lto BIJDI8Irll'( . ~lilY YC!UDJo 'UIIItilll' ... __.. p;qpu- '1'111 mtQnncnl 19 Gwp .. Mona ~. " " " ' ' l!i'a;it ~ •'4tl.. at ill, BaiiiiJNII'I, 11111 1Tiirmit""""' . lff?il . _ , flied 118' Qlsllo lie~ liD$ fU . Ml •EAUTiflll. Wllll-aiiQI now to embrarod by lba . _ , tndullrrThtJ'" poollapd 111011111 ID 11 .,...., - .a ar- . tho Atnorl<:.~~~ llllldbJ, or dowlllaJl, II F T ck In -...!dent Ada Clerke 1 boiiiWOOill, •111 IIIII 1111111 aplrtd rt~lllrllloiP' 1\rlonday 1•30 p,JII. m ll!t crest IJ'ade· - An11ra wrbton, Mlob- Utxlel ~ KIDs GalllpoUs' of ll!t SUver bridle. 'l'IIW8 were lUll SuW~aa, Ad~. ~ Ohle; • 11111 cnoi., Into•' ,: no lnjurlel lind prOPtl'l7 dPI- Bulk T ha:U " P 1(· Are Exnanta.l . f"""""" Mare IliaD 100 prGplo .... .... to aonveno In Laneao. ter ao Tbunday, Auf. II to bav C<lnfrasman OUv• P. Bolklll JPOIIt at tba 11111qal ll'atrllelll County RepubUcBD plcmto. Jlllninl llollo!l 111111 be 8 ' GAY ~ 41JLIIlY Distract Congressman Ho. tiPI " - - 1 ~ E. (Patel Abalro, R., MeAl• NI:W YORK !~, Lo thur. behold, "bat man • Tht plonle will be held at the 111 """"'idU "' t.ba miU'Ilal. shelter ho~se at Rls~g alld ,.::,:: ::"'::" " off Ohio a7 nortb IP a '*'· ~ ELBEP ' 1ngenm'ty Js Wrought W'th I The lfJUH,JIU u_....:_: llllodad;ndroq G ~ D ld Acts In Many He ent Case Hari, THE SPORTS DESK BY BOB WING8TI' . MA80IC - BeciiiH ., Plllll· tllat lilt J aoodntll. Miabul • Piay•oers T0 JU81!l Villam, • CheerD Herome . september I PetrY, I Over 500 For GOP p•cm•e "a• ollllll elur lba llmlthflrolt1 B-t lilt Ohio Valley wUI get o a e bridle across lba Mononplle!J more look at tile ~tepnlal !llvtr, • <11111Hqu11ll ~ llliowbolt Rblldodendr® beiOI't has been releaaOII 'lllllklh calls 11.1 cut dllba'ld3 CI!I .Labor D•Y· lor tbe llhodlldendron'a 8ppea!' er 3~1Uvp, It 'IJIIl ~ tllelr lui ~ Ibis anae 11m Gil tbe llielll of lb>Anna AUtll'a hwne """"• :a1ld year 10 hJs1 tile villain 1 n d day, September 1. It will be crlidt _ Mark Rovsll II'I!IWI elleer tbe heroine In a claosl~ dacklll at tba ferry 1andlnt with sayrt, otana Lave, ~ 00- Cenlollllllll meicltlralllll. lba llhow bocbmlrll at f p.m. bert, Debra Roush, o tan e Followinl llle anouncemenl 1'lelletl are on ute fi udl Herodon Carol !laJJdolph R1111- · Pktkenl 1 cia sianle,, u.rd"!Ve and • Michael Stanley Rita .NicewanUS 0 ~W ~"~tliiO Itt Pomwoy~ 11'11' Lynn Frye• Larry Keefer 0!1 ....., the appear81lCt "' Ke;en Crawford Terry smtth' lla#QII will bo lbt Maaon MotbKeren SUe SbarOD Mur: trB Cll!b, pljy Hermetta Knapp Sharto Tbe Centannlll llhewboat will t.ou' Hart Norma Wrlabt ~ present "East 4'ttn" The lam· 1e Bird Danny Dewhun( Jolm C S tiiiB old IIIIIQ(Ir- libiGJt 1JR FtrJUs.;., Tbomao Gibbs, 11o. tjJat otate, waa 11om In ua. b<trl Hayes, lUcky i!Mson, ?t~s~ Arr~sn:' Tile C!8SI fulurelt the belt of lapda King GregOI'J II o u I • 111 ore • ee eace , . tile collen drama mtdenll Ktvln Roush, Cheryl OoatlwlD on various charges from tboupout tho Blais. Pol· J~lfry Haymaker Chet')'l """' IIIII fiMd were John W· BilJ. Iewing the play , Vllldevm. Is Steve smtlh, Robert y-., UPI, Pl. Pleasant, Edwin R. type varleiJ mllw "lU aile !u ,_ C a-·-b' borne llm!lh, Pl. Pleasant, Carol J . be ted .,.ar.., • nwo I ._, Pl. Pleasant, Erma presen ' 3nl grade - Linda Roulil, La• Pl. Pleasant, Howard renee Weaver, Kent SQM, Mlo Wbltltlo;k, VIelma, Howard Pul· chel_lo Kay, Steve Qlrpomllr, Jlnl, pt, Pleasant; each $10 3D fOWft J•me Jeffers, Billy Glbbl, Sltft IIIII GNII on charges ol expired Dernell, Dahld Booth,, Jllll. iDiptallon Bllckera. !1trrah, Francea Wrlaton, IJiu. Q11111'1 were ().Kan Dairy f0M fU ,.., Skeeno, Dreama Sawy.,, (:orporaUon, Pl. Pleasant, $25 Kathy Clift, Lynn Diven, 'frl. jpld costs for overweight truck; i cy Morris, Mary Jao BwnJ• Arthur C. Ritchie, Ravenswood, 1\CCl Roger Dlngey, 08 .. vld John- .. ,uc~ 110111, eiJ>lred operator'• · ston, Jeff Hart, foiiiiiiY Old- Ucenset Waller Eaten Oliver, PT. ?f.EABANT - Tfie SIJtr. aller, Amy Beach, Clary Teter, senleaced to 10 days lD jail, fin- lfl'1 Uplrtlllllll lnVIilil•ted Dtbra Gilman, Larry H e 5 a, ed $SO IIIII costs and Ucense re. I"O V•eb114 aocldWI rMiiltCbarleue Weaver, Suaan Fow- volled for months, 011 a driv- InC lD ODe 1"'1011 boipltaliJad let. Ava Sayre. . 1111 wi!Jit Intoxicated charge; and $1JOO J!PPJriJ damqo. :reacher uMsslgaod, lll'd Herbert w. Waugh, Ashton, $10 . The llrll, I Oll4t vebiale lt1Cio IJI'IldO - Jason ln81es, JohD and costs, no operator'& Ucenae dent, occurred liltnday I p.IP. Burris, o.utJ Ratub, P &Ill and tto' en4 00111 tor 110 pletes. 011 Trlltble Rliad whiiJ I truall W~ver, Dtrllat lllflll, Pail- Klnnetjt Jlrahllald, lflndaroon. driv., ~Y WWiam lltlv.r, til, aid: Madllrr.. ~llrl ltlakald, RaJ c. MeDade, Lllll lllld J)en. Jloulo 3, Lion, 'IVW!t out ol <:011J • Yn t Nn. Deb 0 rIb - Bates, llondenon, eat!h $10 trol. turned over twict, and S111tth, Cbarles Wood, c 1o d Y and costs 011 charges ·of intoxt lbrtw lht driver frolll t II • H,ggerty, Rebecca Paush, Dan- callvQ; ,Jobll Clarence Perkins, qk, I*VII' wu ~mlllell to ny Roush, Cbrlllllw Bolflllu, Jr., s.tta Rosa, J'lorlda, $10 l'llalanl ValleY Hottpilll whlft Sqe Howard, David llndnall, IB- and costs, failure to have vehic- bll eoadlllolt WQ llll«< Q fair. cbael Wolle, Gary Bwngarner, 1e UDder C<JDtrol; Wilma A. Jlt " oodw obHfYallmt • Dd Sltaron lloltgeo, Clody Cooke, Lllcllfleld, Appll Grove, flO IPd ills tnlurlea art Ulldtllrmined. Donald Dye, Palflala OUIIIplro, cosll, no plates; Robert Harold ProperiJ clanlap wu ullmat. J4ff BaU, Ton1 GrLIQIII, Bver- HJckle, Ha ~lord, •10 lllld co1 ''• acl at $500. ett Hannlnf, Jay Ridgway, ~ 110 inBPeellon sticker· L 1 r r y Tile IKIIIIII lllilbap Involved ky Sld!lll, ~ Bart. Glen stone, Pt. ~sant, '10 lhru vthlelol alld occumd ' ' NotbinaLikeA~To • :; :-.....=::~ Start One's Day Off ffi.Pt llld dllmlot lllo proballoa, ,...m, r u..~.. ThesatW, Side .. CUI.CULATION DIPT. TO HAVE MY NlWio PAPERS SAVI!D I'OR MIIN A VACATICIN PAt, OR MAILID TO Ml!t Be Sure To Use One Of Our Convenient VACATION PLANS Is deelgned for those who will not beet one addreiS lOIII eJIOUCii to 11m ... paper mailed. Your earrler wtU aave your t:Opies In a convenient V•catlon .Pac f« dtllvfll7 .._ VA~TION PAC . ... )'Oll return. IIVriL AWAY SERVICE ... , We1l mall your paper at no extra cost If you plan OB belntln ... ....,. twa w•tb or longer Your subscrlptk>a mun be p repaid at your usual carrier ratt for tilt ._ J" will be tone, but w1'll take care of 1111 maillnt -Is. Fill In And Mail Thh Coupon TODAYI ClrC~o~latllll Dept. The Dally S.ntil•l ..._...,,Ohie PI- IIIah my 11'1*' tesiNaftwl ---------~ Allol,_. ~Cityl _ _ _....,..._ _~ CStllel From: (Dalel _ _ _ __..;_..;_ _ _ (Tel MyH-~1• ClMtk ............. _ _ _ _ _ _ _......_ _ _ _ ..... 0 Or Ctll W't a-lilt, C'rwlatlln o.,t. '=""II lltm If tNIU wa"l Ul lit HV1 J'lll' Jljll.. ftlr delivery whet! mvrn. · ..v la.wr_uo,....aaM&M4>~.,....., ...,~•t4•~""'••••~"'w••""-~'W.,...""'WI~ -. THE DAILY ' ••' ; �) r: BEAT. THE, HEAT~TH[ coot WAY, LET HOT' unLE WANT -ADS SELL FOR-, vou·· o., Foreig(l News Commentary .. _ .,.. f d Lil¥'..,.. Red Chi ' F t ' C o · . . _ 0 8 ( I·ISSI I e Trade 'n' Travel Time : ~:."ci~~::,g~~~: ~~mAD!:.:~/" a: . na ure urse lbt~~~:t! , &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, FOR SALE o Aug. 20, 1963 , For S.le o REAL ESTATE the INSURANCE i · IFOR SALE rent or t...... - 12 JQ!INSON, Sl•o4* 1" Ads Get Results. Ll @) POMEROY .MOTOR CO. lilt , 11 • '8f IIICII alo••-bi. ...'!.............. tbe The Ohio's New And Tougher Hit sk·tp LaW Is EffectJVe . T0 day ... ""' ...i tbe.::: P.tt., lbt pi-.....,. THE Butts•post l &•nldlld 1117 ~- 'lrq: there 1 ' lbt I I Now Is The Time I fUR NA( E • AND "SENSE'i Biker & Seyfried OF USING 2 36 SENTINEL _ 1 !S MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE 1 s CLASSIFIED ADS z FEED 1 ::=:::n::",'!.J:!: I< drtma nlca Book of tile Year. .. CAD INTO PICI1Jall Mediterranean atylea, tiadarly 8p •1111, lllllde a . dell ·~ Ia fumilhJDp -'d ......, accordlna to Btllanalcl ol tbe Yur, .=- ........ '"* . ·or, .,.,, ,, ,....,........ lbt - DOWII' :Lllaoc•ol liO. Dtvtco tdltlt 2. J'&ICOD. Jl.hUat . .,_ 11(, __ '- Al!,pll)" I.MIIod.r I.Tooant!= ,... t.Tradltloiull -· 1'-= 10.Loallior tool U.Die- 18.Me]ltl li.Sbelt led lido .AitNI!Y GOOGU and SNUFFY SMITI' I CAN'T PlAV HO MCRE,SNUFfY-NO'r ()UAIN' WOI!MIN' HOURS THAT OloOeUAA 'ZIPPY COOl!! ""lower prlc.. H.Tendol :IJ. Ono ..... ...... ............ -~···'-­ lulU! 14. Aftl• 'I....,.• .bt•• mal'a liod II. Moelw. hiq .. u.e- ,....,.. illaM •• Piowctf - II.Dl- IO.T..11. J .•.lt'e ...., bako4 . I . A Gis; pw, 1' 1' Ia 1'1' -DB Yilt B'f B.D I: DOD N'l'W~ '?ICK ZIB. ~&.DW ~D7AID'1' ABt I' • Dill& o.-saa.,o AW71DB • 'E III.,.. t*»»P a ht OIJNIIU.L NOPOSPO!IIa~lartm"III · D XOT DL 175 W OO""Miil C!ARI - ML .nJI'l'lQ BOT¥88 ............... •1111 WMPO Radio !IIONDAY TBBU PRIDAY 7:01 Breakful Part)' 1:15 Joaes Bulcll Sbow l:ot Sip 0a News 10:115 Polka Party &:115 Sacred Heart 10:35 Public ServiOII 1:11 Coualr1 J8l1Fbane 11:05 Top Ten Show 1:30 Fan• Newa 12:00 N- ~ ,, 1111 llnlkfaat PeriJ 12: 30 Rev. Merlla Teets ftnt' they're 1:1111 Platter Part)' 7: I& Bright Star SboW' 8:00 Sundo1FII Serenade ont around 7:35 Picklns Rdwr Show 1; llll Sip 011 7:110 Newa Report - Ohio 8:00 Sign Off - June 8?00 Breakfast PariJ StJND.\ y 1:110 Brtakful PariJ UOp 7:1t)'Sip On Newa lloaday Min ftldaJ 11:11 Mia Couaty Non 1:06 CofiPI Wllb Jlllel 8:110 Baptllt l.afllllll't J1Gar 1:111- 011 12:00 Community Newa 9·4& Batty NowtoD 8:35 Hour of Dl!liveranca 6:1111 Mllllesl aoalr 12:01 NIIIID News 10:1111 Mlallterial " - . !Rev. Paul JIIFI!I) 7:110 N12:111 Oblo Newa 10:111 Coualr1 Roe DoWD 9:00 Winge tf HeaUnc 7·10 llgplce1 Qoalr 12:11 Markell 11:1111 SWap Sbor 9:30 Suaday 111row 7:i0 Newa B 1!inel 12:211 Bulletin . Board 11:30 Farm Newt 10:00 Voice of Propbel!y 7:1Io ltudeaJ Cloclr 12:21 Nen 0 Grams 11:40 Famlly Worship Bour·'l'bu 10::1& Suaday Show r:ll Tile Llfelllll 12:111 Agriculture Agalll 12:110 Noon Report 11:110 Country Rymntlma 8:110 ohio vane, Ntwa 12:15 Coulltry Oo Romul 12:15 Music JUII P'lr Yllll 12:00 Noon Report 8:116 Werld 6 Obla NPliP 1:55 Nllll Beat 12:11 Goealer't Ouest Slar-Frl 12:1& Tire S.~teh 8: ,. Sporll 'l'oday 1:110 Cllllntry Oo Round 1:110 Plattet l'uiJ' 12:81 Rn. MerliD T &: II WeaiOO Picture 1:11 Newa . 11u1 f:ll Btu- Alllll Slla1l 1:110 Billy Graham 8:18 llludall Qacll 3:00 Mid Way Matinee 1:111 LoeiJ Net!~ !:Ill The Lutboru Hour 8:16 Communi(J Ntwa 3:55 Nna Beat 1:!15 Bill Stem 8porll • 2:00 Signa of the Timeo t:po Latdlalrlng f:IIO Dllda& wllh Dosa &:110 llowliDI Scoreo !Rev. W. S. Billups) t;IO I Public Service 4:311 lnterobqe 8:05 Van p,_trlck Sporll 2:11 Publie Serrice 8:46 hmi1y Worsblp Hour 5;110 C.mmuolt:J News 1;10 llwldiFWIF llnDade 2:115 The Ita Life 10:10 Mttclll Coar1tJ News 1:115 World • Nllllon8) Nswa 7:1111 Tire World 1'adiJ 3:10 Saoday Sboweus 10:01 Talil ol llle TOWII 1:11 Spotltabt fliP Sporll 7:11 SlgD Oft f:IIO Hour tf Dl ldGIF 10:11e Newt 5:25 Weatllercut 8:00 Sip 011 - J f:G John GrlffiD 11:11 Morning Melodllt 1:30 DIDnlr Mu...... SATIIRDAY 1:110 lluntkJ 1b a aM lncopt Friday: Cllurdl 1:55 lrllldt Boob 6:00 Sip On lfns 1:10 &mt~own · s...ndt 1:00 &ullet Bl9d. S.U.. IUDI' 1:06 Cowrtry Jam•,.. 7:10 011 Warlil Newa 8:00 Off l:llll PlriD Nfta 8:110 011 - JIDII WJEH RADIO lly HAROLD GRA I' frllnLL~ 'TMAT~'1D - elllr<G TH&' MJHI'TD A c ::Wdlf --COULDN'T THEV I-lAVE GOTTH' ~1 i"l-!AT$ 5ilZ:O.t«' l HAD 11--lE f:EEL'NG J: WAS 1</S~EO . !!JUT IT MUST HA\If. 9 '-·~· ~=:" pro.,.... Ri N I ver,._ ews_- 1 ·r •«WJII lbt Blaetf"OrS 1 u,m; lbt '*' Ui;.Lt·a..Let; DAILY CROSSWOR"" IJ llotq '"'boliJ !II lilt Iollar oiW- let I llliebr 1ft o II llllll that poobabt, lflld1 ., tbe ... ' ,..,.,, 1 ..,... hour ward- mu . Y0<1 know moat of inl fill ,..ilnf I 11 t to bo lm- 1jokea by _ '}"w. pencil.. ,.... al. l'll'•booomatl< Ulnou, Bod lltiq myaolf the Tlio a.•nvt 1 - : Ao apectmDo! obvlow qut~lloo oonoernlaa ed, aelworiu .... bav_m , beadtho entire Dllwark proceedlnp, acbol trying to 1ft opoDIGF'I for aamely: WilY' Thll lo to say: new•in-dopth reports on the ...: Wily' Or Ill bo molt eapUcll segregation crl.oeo. 1u Varloty, about It: WhJ? tbe lhow bui!MM paper, IIOted, Wall, ou of tbe moat ob¥loua lotDe advertloer8 wiU 1tJti wltb aonwora Ia tbll II IMa It wu IUCb If there II • "parbeller thaa pulllq oa IIIOiber Uclpatlon" balll with olfllr renm. And let aU practical pur- sort, ., that Dll lillltlo I!DIIIpaay ,...., YOII bm oeen almllar vor- lo fully ldealifled W'llb !be effort. aiODI of SUnday alght'a ohabbJ, NVC-Wo "11ona111a•• aod Ita aelllml!l!tsl hogwaoh for ,..oral aponaor, CbeYrolet, are reported deeadeo oow, aod far better. Ia to have r<celved conaiderable another aenae, too, the hour waa mall concerning the particlpalion in a way a nrtln in !hat It bod ol on1 of tho ...,.,., lllro, Perpravlolllly been ohown In Eng- nell Roberts, In a desegregatloa land, having been taped and pl'll- cloaloDIIrlttcm al To r r a n co, duced there. And I think that Calif, bouain& uact .. Much of the pe r b o p • the most d-Ing mllll ••• aald to have come from thins abo~l the whole affair was Detroit aod the South. seeing the Britioh membera of Roberts, a maverick who hao tht musical ensemble, sD individ- wanted to get out of "Bonanza" ual in ibeir own way, Imitate us for a long lime, ouppooedly wiD 10 badiJ - oad our wurst IIUff .be written out of the aerie• thil at tbaL seaaon alter he takoo a fictional lllal Stafford Is reasooable bride. gu111;jpo1 material, bot a viewer Playwright William IDI!O Is remlllt bo eodowed wltb ftl...,... partad to bave quit bla p1aaa to lood aahn to pul up wltb BD develop a 011e-bour drama 10rieo boui-. To be perf•ctlr fair, abe for CBS-lV dealllllt wltb a mid...,._ llld I wJ•tb Jury 'I =========--=-= 1 DV IROW case Back I at l•"• v.u-'1 \, ;,;,._.• Polor of Ytll ~ ldlt!IUI!Itl mare t11u • million lllllto, Ill ¥1111 NJIC.Wa "l'wi,w:" aliow ~~~t~lltli... ud pil<to ,_ • lie '''' llo II • David' alllre, acoordJnl ID llle lriUIII' stal-l -.... 11mu.r ~. J;:;.,JI--4! Alu¥ 1 wu limply given ""'•11111 Ill 1m- about ~laod'a 11111111-mJUioa-to~ VoliN· , _ ' 11 " rl qlll~U. to .,.,. wltb, aod ~~er Jsr- lralll .robborr lor ,NIICTV'a 1 HOLLYWOOD ftJPI) _ Cll8- '""' gtfll ol JDiiDOilam ha,.. "llhnw fi tbe "'""\·" · · ' tbolr flmlta. Ao flo- YOUIIJI Mr. . TV Suada)' nlibt alrtd a Jo Darren, be exudea, Ia hil atngtng, LOTI 01 J!JU D ford mtiiiCII opedal, with Bob, the formldabllity ot 1 Ump cl1sb 'I'IINulh boule • Ia • house ~ aod Jamoa Duren. and aod bil lift tor llDol 1a aJ- vlallallonl ill 1112, tbe Jobo-0111 loJacil!l ..,_ IMIIrll It moot 11 proljcleat. Ju for Bopo lloapt poriOIIa desperate - weD, was tbe IIIUBI abotfrqm barr"io jobovltWonborodom !rom 1. _.,. tolevlslou of duty. re- gun tr..U _ ofl:tw a1. DO wJio. good Otlit' @) '*dk."¥ TELEV.ISION IN REVIEW 11111111t tf QoMm<p • IIIII - Is Cause For Speeulab"on · ....... aDilda !!d .... Ill .. ,, ' ., : : : : • trlc. eonveni...u1 located. Bud s"'IP"'"I Ageata. died a-~~~t iDallih. · Needs work. Phone WY 2I I lie t111n..,. 1 tlurrJfi .... diM a 6986. 8 19 31c ....... l i E - Apaq B PIIIL NEW80M lllandlng, bavtDg ill ·rooll1 ill Ill@! tbll mlpt bo the ;.,t ,_ i ------------ 1"~ .. ..., ..,.1111 VPI1F...,....N... Aaa1111 a!Hdlul tJ. 8. oppoollloa to lied- "''"lltJk<ICIOd ·~ II 1960 CHEVROLET $1588 , IJid ..... --· Jlllll .. the nU<Iear teat ban Cblneee eSpanalonl aod .... oiJel.- aomelhlng. Parkwood wagon V-8 motor, auto. trana., power •tee ring \Ait:IRIJ' 1'110 I Plooae_ In ~ lgrtiOIIlenl 1w ai'OWIOd ......... lid by Sovtlll mllllli to belp tile 11 a and brak t>~ . n,.. ... 'irP.s, R and H. . ble c1. chlnes ..t...1.- • nuclar attm"--'.......~..._ $ 88 COLUMBUS PROPERTY - 4- FOR SALE OR RENT Uoo over poul new .,... "•"""' Finally, rn"ro to ..;,_ 1959 RAMBLER .., 6 room hoase wl'th bath, large agr<emenl between the \Jlllled al of tllelr own. illlf, 11 .,.. ottrlbuted 1o the American ·~ Uw1r Radio, heater, blue finlsn, clean in· ~..._ od the •-·let Ual ao WUI ~--~ te ....... __ _..a .a---.. """" ........_ terior. go·e · lot (near Worthln_glon), alsn FOR $ALE: i rooro bwse and o~- a ~· on, ~-• - aon .... to • ._... ~ - 1960 PLYMOUTH $999 another large lot with trail- batb, oewl7 deeorated, gaa there alao 11 room for n may ba ftl*1lld that Rod approaching IJQqib .. 0111 · , valued at $1!,500.00. Will beari _ •• . Full basement. Lc> opecula"on ovr the course DOW China will move vlgoroully """' u • • •. er 2 Door. V-8 engine, auto. trans., new tires, black Over ~ 1 U .•....a Red Chin lidate h iDf1ueDce over WANT AD 0 10 0 white finish. Radio and heater. trade for Meigs Coonty farm caleQ 12S Hudson Street, be """ by a. to conso er LaOI lliwaya II a pol Uitl of equal value. MJ~ Price. f(IOOO. ID· President g...,ady phrased Communlat partlea of Aile, aod trouble apol a1nco the ~INFORMATION FARM - IZO acres with 40 qUire Oblo Hotel. In somber toDeo wileD he IBid to exteod It over parttoo aeem convinced the U. 8. Will acres pasture, 30 acres lor & 8 Uc hi> Aug. 1 uewo I.'OIIfemiCO in Alrloa aod Soutb AmeriOII, ... not Intervene dlrelly U.., OPEN EVES 8:00 P.M. VI\ cuiHvalion, 8 acres bottom, • continual~ ol preoelll ~ ing the color line 81 oae or ber iodlo remalu. Pilmo M'nlattr POMEROY , OHIO 40 acre; timber, plenty wetHELP WANTED nose poUcl<s - tbo 1PlO 1 weapons. Jowarbarlal Nehru bu l'6j1Gtlld create a olluallon . She alao may be npected to Ia r g • _ '""· '"'- fi Red 'th h -er, 7-room frame ouse WJ PERSONS Interested ID aelliDg more dangerous than any continue boring from wUhln tJie. 1ror... ~ ll6rder FOR SAU ,AUTO SALES running water, basement ne~ and uaed automobUes, the end· of World War n. tics. She bao den......., !be Jea. b th .... - been 1011 Ktlaa. _ barn, granary, oolcellar, 2 wr1te giving age and qualil~ _The_lailure ol the twa derahip ol .tbe Worid Federation .~. ~~ lui ~L-;;AS. refrigerator, .good garages 116x241 (16x361 . An cat1ona previous employers 010t ts to oottle their •---" ~ ·~ • - ..,..._ Tho Rambler extra 6-room frame house ' . gJBD of '!Mde U-a. !be ln..,.-nowOII· both tbo Untied .Sills aod BrJ. condition. For Sale, cheap, World Slandard ,1 C!lmpact (rented at $30.00 per month). Must be aggressive,' L o c a! In last month's Moacow al unloa o1 Studento and ha made dear they .....,... 181 $25. Contact, Elden Walburn, EsceDo..,. GROCERY _ Doing good bus- ai~W· ~te aryBo, pl~!.,.CommTig. effectively Isolated Pel;lng World Federalioo ol llemc>cl'atlc co:.O to iodlo'a alii. aod 0.. Boo RATEII 783 S. Second St., Middleport, Rig car room. rkk< aod perlor,m- !ness in small vlllage with 'on. " : I '"'"'• he Moscow, aod the nuclear Youth for oupportlng the Nuclear hal promloed lliiUt8r, foT W.aol 1\Cf li<SIIII'roirioiOOOO 0. 8 20 tlc ance SmaU car economy and no competltlnn In miles. Dally Sentinel. menl simply added to lied Treaty. But obe lw made 110 ~: Unloa 4 C..Ott ~· •orct .,.., ,a..rtiOL Mlnlmll"' ': h•rl" ' 10 _... USE OUR e!ficienl Carpet lllOJiagerabUlly Good equipment aod mel' 8 17 3tc .... frustration. move to wKbdraw memberahlp In haool tbal lied CbJDa ~ Cent~ " ' •ord ''" nr- _. Shampooer FREE with purSee chandise. 5-room living quar8-IH lc rtlls Lo a frustration of tons ll,lcb Comlllllllla ~lzotlnoo. wltb ~~ oboolote llir fonlt ...,utiM la.eefttclu Fu 11 fete 'tf t oentl pn • • Mll chase of Blue Lustre shamMelropolilan Mntol'!l tel'S upstairs. Rent $40.00. Mllltarlly she Is able to pose a wllbout auelear WMpOlll, ~ b1 ..... .,,_, (0' 11h~ ll IIOf <>a lii wltlrlrr 11'1 4U• after ~ poo. Baker Furniture, Mid· E. M•in Slreel, Pomeroy Complete at 15.1100.00. Store threat In KoNII, ID I aoutheaal otart • major attloD ....... llldl dleporl. 8 20 6tc Phone WY %-3810 buiklilllt can be booght lor Aola aod agalnat India. a Uneup ....;. lliCI I llall1 ,. CA Kr oto rl:lA t'i 11-li - ll.JI tor •0 word t~rnlmam Gaall •Wtlon4 22 1958 Palace Trailer, 45' X 8'. Uc $2,500.110. But r«kless as ~ mote. · . 1.1 """' te Ottt•u.. r1.. CMihlt.,. •' 1 ~en• Pl • •nr4. Two bedroom, washer and 1954 Chevrolet Automatic trans- 1 CUCKLER REALTY neoe leadership lw But meanwhile the auclear,. OF'FIU BOUBS dryer , lull sized awning. Call mission, good buy, good runPOMEROY, omo words, it hao obowu"" real deolro -'given to by 8:311 4 1t1 •r ~ , or t' 1111 oan, S•Um:ln 6 ·JI'I 4 M ~ 12,-40 ftOGD WY 2~1!HI or see R o g e r ning condition, $175. Allred BOX 229 W\' Z.383tl Judge Stanton Adda1111, balled to take on a fighl 11 11 cerlaln to R1WIIalla In 1911 CODIItliMI tO IT'S SO EAS~ Winebrenner, Syracuse, Ohio. Cashdollar, Reedsville, Phone 8 %0 Stc COLUMBUS IUP!l - A DeW SUnday as a great help to lose. cook Ita 'bom)>.mat<Ing - - 1 TU PLACE A 8 20 6tc Coolville 667·6234. and tougher hit-skip law designed n!orcement agencies "No With the U. S. 'llh Fk!et patro~ aod Ia 10 yean lbe RES' 'll PROU\1L.1NG BUSINESS SERVICES to lessen the po85ibility or care- :an a hit-skip drive; ling the stMits ot Formosa, abe he dH!erent. 8 14 610 W.o.N'I AD : NEW STYLE Venetian blinds _ Jess drJV~rs gettmg away with I away from an accident bas made no real move against i'HONE WY 2-2157 \ Nmow slat, vertical •lat, 1961 DODGE, well equipped, p~: any~.:::.1 ':? d=.."':; ~:;~reaking went l~tn e!!ed to. I Identifying blmseH," he said. - - - - - - - - - bamboo wood slat. Free esti- Take over payments. No mon- .,euter Insurance, Pomeroy . . The old Jaw required a dri•-er il mate. Dale Wippel Supple. ey down. 311 Beech St., Mid! lli Uc The new law reqUJree the drlV· 10 slnp altet' an accident and LOST & FOUND 8 10 30tc dlepor , 8 17 6p - -- er of a~ automobile mvolved ~n nisb informatloo onl on rl'l""ll. ! Karl Grueser, PlumblDg ud any acctdent to stop and remam y LOST_ Brown and tan hand- .1=====;;;...-......==. 1~ 1949 -FORD. Good condition and Heating at the scene until he has given [ I ma~e putae on lower parking 1 , 59 Buick _ $1,395 1 good tires. Priced cheap. 42 Minerovllle. Oblo his name address, aod vehicle! lot containing white billfold I LeSabre 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto· I Park St., Middleport, Ohio. End vour sewer &mobles registratioll number. and bri)Wn coin purse. Finder I mafic shift. Low mileage by 8 19 3tp i We Uve aU sizes The information musl be given • 'th t cne careful owner , Sewer Machines to the operator, occupant, owner may ~eep money WI ou I 1955 1,.z ton Chevrolet pickU})B. 1 question$ asked, but re-1\trn 1 Rfo..asoaable Ralea or attendant of the other Vehiele. · valuable papers. Mrs. Glenn '60 Pontiac $1,595 Clayton Bolyard 189 Ash st. CaD W~ MS'14 Oay or Nlgbt u no person at !he scene Is ca"'. D•'ll,· Pomeroy . Catalina 4 Dr. Sedan. One Middleport. ' 1 26 tfc pable of understanding the infO!"· 8 l5 tttu• " careful h~al owner. Extra , - · the d i st ot"f 8 2f1 3tc ' nice. Hydra malic. HEATING, Plumbing, Mueller matiOD, r ~er mu n I Y Furoaces. Arnold Brethera, the nearest police officer and NOTICES FOR RENT 118 East Main stnet. p0 ..,. walt lor him to arrive. ATLANTA (UP!) - A Ieder--'' eroy. Pboae W\' Z.Z448. One of the leaders of !he cam- al jury today resumed dellbel' PLATE LUNCH and 5c drmk, Pomeroy, Ohio 'NEWLY PAINTED 3 bedroom 7 :00 tfc paigo to have the law -paaoed,l ations on whether Wallace 1.00. Jack's Oairy Bar~ Vhr1 I house. furmfihed or unlurmsh- 1 East Cleveland Municipal Court is 8 traitor to Georgia ed. 1662 Lincoln Hgts., Call - lor an innocent man dlepurt. 3 20 6tc .57 model 2 bedroom . housej WY 2-2775. . •.••Ul,iltc a magazine's \ ' Wni N·o'f' -~ .respOOsihle fOr trail~r. 50. x 80· h~avld Riggs, THREE furotished rooms - 8nd 1 muckraking." I ba th .,.., Au•;' L To Have Your The 12-man jury dellberated any de bt s contracted by any . - Hamsonville, ........108 l ~'"ftp ,JV3 te , :o~_,n t ra~c~. ~ ,.__ one other than mvse ll S1~n· able i\ugust 28th. Phone W\' Coet, Oil or Goa jslx hours _and 30 minutes Mooed : William H. Wilson, R. D., Hrll >TEIN HF.IF'F.R ral f Clii= 2-2575. 8 20 tfc day night before retiring 1 Pomeroy, Ohio. ford Leifheit, Pomeroy, WY ONE 5 room 8partment PeoCle•nect end Chtcktd I. .. ......... 10:45 p. m., EDT, without reach8 19 3tp 2-6938. 8-l7-3tc pie's Terrace. Phone ·1518-J, for Winter ~aiJge read1Dg11 - Galllpolis lng a decision in Butts' $10 ' 1 18.4, 12.5, running two aod one lion libel suit against the SaiUI'II 8 12 lfc 1 I.OSE IVEIGH1 salet; " I I h WE SELL quality furniture at Pt. Pleasant. half feet. Pt. Pleasant 24.13; day Evening Post. The panel UfA UAX ourmf'rh Ul':X A low prices. Baker Furniture, Pomeroy 20.52; Hinton 0.49; businessmen was scheduled OII£T1 new name. st~me for- : Middleport, umo. HOUSE IN Pomeroy. 6 room : Phone• WY2-3994-WY2-6301 Kanawha Falls 0.36 falllng; Ka· resume its deliberations at 8 17 3tc mu•a Onl} !t8c at S I ark I duplex . Close to El~enl£::.·1 691 W. ~in St PorMroy nawha Rjver on the silJs; Char· a. m., EDT today. ' Drugs S-2fl-!ll~p i ~UCTTI'>N S~l E Ihe Ma•nn- ' S~'ooi.C ~r~ed _ ~~ch kit· : - lesion 17.87. Monday night the jurors ap- i · elte every Thursday ~ nrl Sat- c en . 3 !1. 0 . McCOY, AUCTIONEER. Boat Movements parently.. took at least one bai· 8 S tic '!Chester. Ohio. ~UTOMelflledB~-~ Insurance been urday. 8 13 121 _ Kanawha River - Solvay Jot- and failed to 1111ree- boca~1 n · ;~ t~~ ~~THRF.E SLEEPING rooms and 4 18 Uc down London 7 a. m.; 0. F. fore retiring. · tor cense · a ~ISI.I'c COA L. good. clean lump, 3 x 5 balh. 361 s. Fronl St. Mrs. I Shearer up Marmet 2:50 p. m.; The jury Is trying to deckle egg no st•ck Re-scre•ned Henry Hennesy. Ph. IVY 2- ' Lucas up Marmet 4:li0 a. m.; il the Post told the truth or 1 sl.nkt>r-ntl treated at mmt- or 3134. 8-2-lltc Miss Sterling down Winfield, libeled the former Georgia ath- i For Sale delivered >umll'er price now -. -4:20 p. m.; Helen d 0 w n lelic director In a March ar- : on Jacnbs coal Co .. R. D I. 4 room and bath, house Lmcoln Winfield 9:35 p. m.; Lela Shear- tlcle called "The Story of A 10 GJI. Electric hot. waler Pomeroy Phone SH 2-491!9. Heights, Phone WY 2-3874. er down 3:411 a. m.; Homer College Football Fix." 7 II 30tp tank, $25. Good cond Jhon . Ma· WY 2-3469, or WY 2·2437 down 5:15 a. m.; Semel up II claimed Butts gave Ala-~ If your famUy Is Uke most - there ~mea 1 tlmt son, Spr. 3-5270. I 7 301c THHI':E anc lour room furnish Winfield 7 a. m. bama coach Paul IBear) Brywben you look around and wonder bow In the ===--.-...;==8--20..--6.. 1P"' ONE Oakland Gas Heater, 12,· • ell and unfurrushed apartFar All Of Your Nudt Ohio River- Solvettl up 14, ant secrets or the Georgia team . world you accumulated so many things. Thlnp r 0110 BTU has shut orr valve. meniS IVY 2-5434. F d M•ll 6:20 a m.; Davenport down 14, one week before the 1962 Geor1 M•ddl 1 FILL-UP TIMEI · 12 I lie T4N1y Fowler. eportOwner ee & Opp. I 7:20a.m.; Jordon up 16, 3:05 a. gla. Alabama game. Alabama, $ 10.110. Anna Haines, \906 Slivthat are Blill good but simply aren't used, nee~ No. 1 enc., No 2 ersville Rd ., VI 3-2602, Port- NICELY Furnished 4 room and "We Do Custom Grmdmg" m.; Little Edward up 16, 3:50 favored by 17 points, trounced or enjoyed by your family any more. Things liD land, Box 73, Ohio. bath apartment. Middleport. N. 2nd Avo. Mlddloport a. m. ; AUiquippa up 16. 5:10 Georgia 35-0 In the game. Fyr·Zon Treated· 8 14 6tc Phone WV 2-3874. a. m.: New Martinsville down Denleo Fll Cbar1e sports equipment, musical Instruments. out-groWl! FUEL OIL B~RGAIN sro'"R;;:;EC'7, Useo- clotll7 II tfc ~UCTillNEER 17, 5:35 a. m.; Benner down Butts denied- once In teara 1eAutomatlc- Oegree Day toys and clothing, yard and garden toola, furniture, Camptete Service 17, 6::!0 a. m.; Moley down 18, - that he gave away secrets, Service - So You Nevt>r ing and sho~s C!ifttm. We~f. SMAT.L Apartment, and sleep. Ct-itt Bradford B:lO a. m.; Bayou Lorraine and demands $10 minion in dam' Run out appliances. (Go tbrougb your home today . . . you Virgmia. 8 15 12tc lng room. 127 Butternut St. Write. Phone or Conlact down 19, 6:411 a. m.: Southern ages from the Curtis Publishing • BudgeT Pay Plan USEDl963 Apache Ea~le .amp 8 13 tic A. c. BRADFORD down ZO, 5:45 a . m.: Indiana Co. The 12 jurors, none of whom will be surp~ at what you find once you relllJ C•ll Us Today - WY 2-2181 trailer, complete with extras. EMPLOYMENT Wanted Racine, Ollio down 23, 3:50 a. m.; Elgercli!fe played college football, recelv· look.) Pom'!'ro,.landmar~ A bargain. Call or see, Dr. · ~ 18 Uc u~ 23. 4:55 a. m.; Jinx down ed the case at 4:02 p. m.,EDT, E. Moln o ... flO 9 p.m K. D. Amsbary, SUlr Route, CEMENT Fulisher, wants small ' COBA SERVICE 23, 5:20 a. m.; Cragi M. down Monday. Federal District Judge Don't keep these Items. They're worth eaah to _ ... Pomeroy, OhiO. W\'· 2.filll6. job. Call Vi 3_2266 or conlact I 23, 5:45 a. m.; Elisha Wood up Lewis . R. Morgan told lbl!m v~EO CLO'l"HTNG bar~ams 1 8 15 tfc Virgil Hudson, Pomeroy, :~~.::.u: D-:r: ,;. :·~~"'::: Greenup 10:40 p. m.; Pamela the story. was libelous on lts I some other family - but really worth nothln& to Women 's dresse! Ut-50 cents. ' K BEDS r I On 8 Ohio. 8 20 6tp . ••• jtrlno ., IUO D. up 11:40 p. m.; Crucible up face, and in order to win its 1111•• t~Q~MM~•b•• ••-.•ao c•U Ct•tr Men 's and Boys pants and TRUC or sa e. e x 12:15 a. m.; Dixie Challenge up case the Post had to prove it you if you 'don't use them. Sell them quickly and . shlrts 25-50 cents Men's shoes 12 wood bed, $15. One good WOMAN in early sixties wants =~t!':C:U:,-:"'Y wv ....., 1:40 a. m.; Tibolt ·Ciown at 6:45 was true. inexpensively with Sentinel Classified Ads ami an<l haiS. Smith's Clothilllt steel dump bed complete with good home and reasonable a. m.; Sycamore up 31, II p.l M•ru, Ia hh 18-nil.ute . Store Open 7 days a week sides, $375. See Ivan Car- wages in exchange lor light FOR THE BEST in Artllical m.; Cotton Queen up 32, 2::!0 ellarl• to lbe jary, uld !be have the extra cash that means more oUbe)htgp Letarl Falls Oh1o. 7-ls.:Itltp man, Route 2, Pomeroy, housework and cooking. Re- Breeding, Curtiss Breedilllt a. m.; Lewis down :12, 3:20 a. Jurors bad to brlag le a voryou wlll use and enjoy. ___ Ohio at Peach Fork Rd. ferences. Call WY 2·3084. Service, Inc. For service, can m.; Nnrthem up 32, 5:10 a. m. dlcl In laVIB' or eltller BMtl GREAT LAKES Hou'e Trailer, , 8 17 3tc ~ _19 3tc Leland Parker Pomeroy We.tern up 32, 6:20a. m.; Rav- or tbe pabUahlnB firm. In tbe ll800. Ru.,ell Welch, W\' Z- HOUSE COAL, quick delivery. REAL ESTATE Ohio Phone WY 2-:!264 o; enswocld up 33, 4:20a.m.; Re- ovoal of 'a verdict lor Balla, All It takes Is a phone call. Just dial WY 2-2158 1070· 8 l3 12tp Call WY 2-6655. 8 17 3to Ches'ter, lNJ5-341o. Hable do)\'11 34, 4:45p. m.; Bon- wbo wants 15 mlllloa In B•IIOI'and give your list _to 1 frtendly Ad Writer. A word FR\'ING CffiCKENS on loot, WE SELL quality furniture. Ba- A'M'RACTIVE 8-rooms,- bath. 8 13 301p : . D. d;:" .~· 5' 411 • PTr m.; Ill ota;:ageol:d $5 llldlll: 76c each. Dressed whole, OOc ker Furniture, Middleport. B1rch stepsaver kitchen. Aluz up · • · P- m., avis more JHIII amapa, ad Is as low u 85c per day on the special 1-daf each. Cut up and tray packed, · minum siding, storm doors, LIVESTOCK down 34, 1:2$ p. m.; Sweet laald lbe jDry IIIIUI delenalae 8 11 310 rate. windowo. Insulated forced FOR SALE· ·Fr h -- - J- h down 34, 2:30a.m.; Nal!h down lhe aro-ltllhe daiii2C". $1 .00 each. You can write OIJl\ PRICES I Bk r · ' . es cow. 0 n 34 f ·OS m I "You are the su-m ....... your order, I will deliver. AI. are aw. a e a~r heat. Large lot. Shown by 1 Bailey on Flatwoods_ Road, ~- -,u..a •-~- and ... ··-.ema,_y~ 1 0·1 Da.m _ Cath•" R. of the UICUI so have tomatoes for can-- Furruture, Middleport. appomtment Call Pomeroy p R D 3 Oh 1lHI upu w-nlng, 85c bu. Man~oes, 50c 8 17 31c WY 2-3041. · &to I omeroy, · · ' :· 3tp ~oim f;ii p. m.; Bingo down vade that province," !be jadge 8 14 8 Illes follow. Don't keep worthwblle tblnp one - • Wr•·te complete name ----- - &:05 p. m.; Zimmer up 5:55 p. said. He noted !bel lben! was ~'<'-"'· FOR SALE OR TRADE ROUSE FOR SALE. Modern 5- 5 Year Old 1400 lb. mare, sound. m.; ~ Herdman up 8:4S "sharp conflict" ill !be testl· lifter they're no longer Used. Turn them 1uto 'ot~.t~-~ ;11'' and address if you want order room house, electric heat, 3 WiiJ sell or trade for cattle. a. m. mony. delivered, or pick up your- '54 CliEVRi:ii..ET, 4 door, cheap bedrooms, birch ldlchen, gar- : Priced for quick sale. Gordon He said the Jury, If II louod Iars with Sentinel Classified Adl; It. m•lre. l!llgbty self. Anna Haines, 1906 SUv· or wiD trade lor good motor age. Extra Large lot: Call i Proffit 41> miles belnw RavR • • • . ' " am' 4clon that the Post partially esta.. good sense! ersville Road., Box 73. Port- scooter. Also lath• and ilg· SH " '' ~5343 anytime. enswood Ferry on Rt. 338. The expression "ham actor" Jished the truth of !Ia article, 8 14 _land, Ohio. 6tc aaw. Can be seen at 629 N. 8 16 8tc 8 19 31c · to designate a performer of could mlilgale the d81111l&M. · 1 12 HF:AO of catfle. HerPford Second, Middleport, or call i ~- · lit ta ted 'th · Wftllam •-~··-, a..u.o at. ; · I WY 2-2410 - - -- SHETLAND PONY complete poor qua Y s r WI mm· .,.,........,. _,.. and stock m•xed . Fo~r cows, . FOR Sl\LE: ~ room frame with saddle and bridle. Wtl- strel ei¥Jn. Ham fat was used toraey, ••mmed IP 'Ia 'alae I I o ;II. • vearltng> ann 3 , FOR SALE OR TRADE home In M1ddlepurt. Com- r lor cleaning the blackenina tor lhe jury by d!8r&lallblt 8 k Rt 1 Ch h' calves. Almost new brush hog ; _ . pletety modern ldtchen and ~~ E~c 1:74!l8.' ' 8 ~ ~ from acton' faces. Many of !be magulae "daK lilt 1 w;;.. 2 poml lnternauonal lFOR SALE OR TRADE: Six bath. r:Iose to school. Coll i these shows were of poor qual· eare about anybodf ., Sllf·· hih•h and 14"_ bottom plow, room boose, bath, furnace. WY .Z-5324 or see ol 304 : - INStRUCTIONS Ity and the actors were ane'a reuptatlo!l IUiif ft'a If a:· .... IJOI'' ~•trh . Phone garage,_21ots on State High- Hamilton Street, Middleport. I - ulled "ham-!al1ers," eventual- to yoalo stopllle!ll/). INI5-~1. .Ch.,. or, Ohio. way. Will sell on land con8 I lfc U. S. CIYI~ IIIVICI TISTII ·lY shnrtened to ''hams." "Killing a man•a· ·tepulallon 8 i.ll 6! I . . - -- - . I M.-.\ w.,... w:a lt.tr" DtCal •• IIs worse than death' ,, to' me," he P tract or will take acrease IN POMF.ROV Eignt room on • .... M,araton tr11tn1n11 t1.t-i1 ~0R SAI.E- 1951 Nash. Near: as part payment. Le~ Wea~ bouse. 3 bedroomt. and bath. :=!:!. m~.f ~· Total _ populaflon of the said. ••can yf:it(~~~~~ne any 1''.- uPw lirP!I, br:·ll c ~->s and st!at tberby, Syracuse, Ohio. Ph. lar~e lot Good location out of run11 "''11 ""'*'11 ~" Job•, u•u•e• ..-qulr•· United Kingdom in 1961 was thin& wone ; tbU ,i~ -, be_ alive Wrltfo ton A 't f1111DI "'me . d. . · ,, covers. $1(10. VirgO Tealord, WY 2-4133. high water. Call WY 2-25911. ,..~-. . aoil , .._ ........, lm~ ~.675,551, . pcrot'din~ to Brltan- 1and alief!~ lh•' !dnioral )•our ~ UfiiiO' 8 20 3tc 1 17 3te 5 10 11e :::: ~- ....,. ·~- ~ Bodl , ~ Ill,! Year. ow.· . ~~r'),:'., ....,,_~~~~"l'i'~~..,~~._, USED CAR Buys -- !teEN A DR:AM OR MY IMAGINATION. NANCY �) r: BEAT. THE, HEAT~TH[ coot WAY, LET HOT' unLE WANT -ADS SELL FOR-, vou·· o., Foreig(l News Commentary .. _ .,.. f d Lil¥'..,.. Red Chi ' F t ' C o · . . _ 0 8 ( I·ISSI I e Trade 'n' Travel Time : ~:."ci~~::,g~~~: ~~mAD!:.:~/" a: . na ure urse lbt~~~:t! , &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, FOR SALE o Aug. 20, 1963 , For S.le o REAL ESTATE the INSURANCE i · IFOR SALE rent or t...... - 12 JQ!INSON, Sl•o4* 1" Ads Get Results. Ll @) POMEROY .MOTOR CO. lilt , 11 • '8f IIICII alo••-bi. ...'!.............. tbe The Ohio's New And Tougher Hit sk·tp LaW Is EffectJVe . T0 day ... ""' ...i tbe.::: P.tt., lbt pi-.....,. THE Butts•post l &•nldlld 1117 ~- 'lrq: there 1 ' lbt I I Now Is The Time I fUR NA( E • AND "SENSE'i Biker & Seyfried OF USING 2 36 SENTINEL _ 1 !S MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE 1 s CLASSIFIED ADS z FEED 1 ::=:::n::",'!.J:!: I< drtma nlca Book of tile Year. .. CAD INTO PICI1Jall Mediterranean atylea, tiadarly 8p •1111, lllllde a . dell ·~ Ia fumilhJDp -'d ......, accordlna to Btllanalcl ol tbe Yur, .=- ........ '"* . ·or, .,.,, ,, ,....,........ lbt - DOWII' :Lllaoc•ol liO. Dtvtco tdltlt 2. J'&ICOD. Jl.hUat . .,_ 11(, __ '- Al!,pll)" I.MIIod.r I.Tooant!= ,... t.Tradltloiull -· 1'-= 10.Loallior tool U.Die- 18.Me]ltl li.Sbelt led lido .AitNI!Y GOOGU and SNUFFY SMITI' I CAN'T PlAV HO MCRE,SNUFfY-NO'r ()UAIN' WOI!MIN' HOURS THAT OloOeUAA 'ZIPPY COOl!! ""lower prlc.. H.Tendol :IJ. Ono ..... ...... ............ -~···'-­ lulU! 14. Aftl• 'I....,.• .bt•• mal'a liod II. Moelw. hiq .. u.e- ,....,.. illaM •• Piowctf - II.Dl- IO.T..11. J .•.lt'e ...., bako4 . I . A Gis; pw, 1' 1' Ia 1'1' -DB Yilt B'f B.D I: DOD N'l'W~ '?ICK ZIB. ~&.DW ~D7AID'1' ABt I' • Dill& o.-saa.,o AW71DB • 'E III.,.. t*»»P a ht OIJNIIU.L NOPOSPO!IIa~lartm"III · D XOT DL 175 W OO""Miil C!ARI - ML .nJI'l'lQ BOT¥88 ............... •1111 WMPO Radio !IIONDAY TBBU PRIDAY 7:01 Breakful Part)' 1:15 Joaes Bulcll Sbow l:ot Sip 0a News 10:115 Polka Party &:115 Sacred Heart 10:35 Public ServiOII 1:11 Coualr1 J8l1Fbane 11:05 Top Ten Show 1:30 Fan• Newa 12:00 N- ~ ,, 1111 llnlkfaat PeriJ 12: 30 Rev. Merlla Teets ftnt' they're 1:1111 Platter Part)' 7: I& Bright Star SboW' 8:00 Sundo1FII Serenade ont around 7:35 Picklns Rdwr Show 1; llll Sip 011 7:110 Newa Report - Ohio 8:00 Sign Off - June 8?00 Breakfast PariJ StJND.\ y 1:110 Brtakful PariJ UOp 7:1t)'Sip On Newa lloaday Min ftldaJ 11:11 Mia Couaty Non 1:06 CofiPI Wllb Jlllel 8:110 Baptllt l.afllllll't J1Gar 1:111- 011 12:00 Community Newa 9·4& Batty NowtoD 8:35 Hour of Dl!liveranca 6:1111 Mllllesl aoalr 12:01 NIIIID News 10:1111 Mlallterial " - . !Rev. Paul JIIFI!I) 7:110 N12:111 Oblo Newa 10:111 Coualr1 Roe DoWD 9:00 Winge tf HeaUnc 7·10 llgplce1 Qoalr 12:11 Markell 11:1111 SWap Sbor 9:30 Suaday 111row 7:i0 Newa B 1!inel 12:211 Bulletin . Board 11:30 Farm Newt 10:00 Voice of Propbel!y 7:1Io ltudeaJ Cloclr 12:21 Nen 0 Grams 11:40 Famlly Worship Bour·'l'bu 10::1& Suaday Show r:ll Tile Llfelllll 12:111 Agriculture Agalll 12:110 Noon Report 11:110 Country Rymntlma 8:110 ohio vane, Ntwa 12:15 Coulltry Oo Romul 12:15 Music JUII P'lr Yllll 12:00 Noon Report 8:116 Werld 6 Obla NPliP 1:55 Nllll Beat 12:11 Goealer't Ouest Slar-Frl 12:1& Tire S.~teh 8: ,. Sporll 'l'oday 1:110 Cllllntry Oo Round 1:110 Plattet l'uiJ' 12:81 Rn. MerliD T &: II WeaiOO Picture 1:11 Newa . 11u1 f:ll Btu- Alllll Slla1l 1:110 Billy Graham 8:18 llludall Qacll 3:00 Mid Way Matinee 1:111 LoeiJ Net!~ !:Ill The Lutboru Hour 8:16 Communi(J Ntwa 3:55 Nna Beat 1:!15 Bill Stem 8porll • 2:00 Signa of the Timeo t:po Latdlalrlng f:IIO Dllda& wllh Dosa &:110 llowliDI Scoreo !Rev. W. S. Billups) t;IO I Public Service 4:311 lnterobqe 8:05 Van p,_trlck Sporll 2:11 Publie Serrice 8:46 hmi1y Worsblp Hour 5;110 C.mmuolt:J News 1;10 llwldiFWIF llnDade 2:115 The Ita Life 10:10 Mttclll Coar1tJ News 1:115 World • Nllllon8) Nswa 7:1111 Tire World 1'adiJ 3:10 Saoday Sboweus 10:01 Talil ol llle TOWII 1:11 Spotltabt fliP Sporll 7:11 SlgD Oft f:IIO Hour tf Dl ldGIF 10:11e Newt 5:25 Weatllercut 8:00 Sip 011 - J f:G John GrlffiD 11:11 Morning Melodllt 1:30 DIDnlr Mu...... SATIIRDAY 1:110 lluntkJ 1b a aM lncopt Friday: Cllurdl 1:55 lrllldt Boob 6:00 Sip On lfns 1:10 &mt~own · s...ndt 1:00 &ullet Bl9d. S.U.. IUDI' 1:06 Cowrtry Jam•,.. 7:10 011 Warlil Newa 8:00 Off l:llll PlriD Nfta 8:110 011 - JIDII WJEH RADIO lly HAROLD GRA I' frllnLL~ 'TMAT~'1D - elllr<G TH&' MJHI'TD A c ::Wdlf --COULDN'T THEV I-lAVE GOTTH' ~1 i"l-!AT$ 5ilZ:O.t«' l HAD 11--lE f:EEL'NG J: WAS 1</S~EO . !!JUT IT MUST HA\If. 9 '-·~· ~=:" pro.,.... Ri N I ver,._ ews_- 1 ·r •«WJII lbt Blaetf"OrS 1 u,m; lbt '*' Ui;.Lt·a..Let; DAILY CROSSWOR"" IJ llotq '"'boliJ !II lilt Iollar oiW- let I llliebr 1ft o II llllll that poobabt, lflld1 ., tbe ... ' ,..,.,, 1 ..,... hour ward- mu . Y0<1 know moat of inl fill ,..ilnf I 11 t to bo lm- 1jokea by _ '}"w. pencil.. ,.... al. l'll'•booomatl< Ulnou, Bod lltiq myaolf the Tlio a.•nvt 1 - : Ao apectmDo! obvlow qut~lloo oonoernlaa ed, aelworiu .... bav_m , beadtho entire Dllwark proceedlnp, acbol trying to 1ft opoDIGF'I for aamely: WilY' Thll lo to say: new•in-dopth reports on the ...: Wily' Or Ill bo molt eapUcll segregation crl.oeo. 1u Varloty, about It: WhJ? tbe lhow bui!MM paper, IIOted, Wall, ou of tbe moat ob¥loua lotDe advertloer8 wiU 1tJti wltb aonwora Ia tbll II IMa It wu IUCb If there II • "parbeller thaa pulllq oa IIIOiber Uclpatlon" balll with olfllr renm. And let aU practical pur- sort, ., that Dll lillltlo I!DIIIpaay ,...., YOII bm oeen almllar vor- lo fully ldealifled W'llb !be effort. aiODI of SUnday alght'a ohabbJ, NVC-Wo "11ona111a•• aod Ita aelllml!l!tsl hogwaoh for ,..oral aponaor, CbeYrolet, are reported deeadeo oow, aod far better. Ia to have r<celved conaiderable another aenae, too, the hour waa mall concerning the particlpalion in a way a nrtln in !hat It bod ol on1 of tho ...,.,., lllro, Perpravlolllly been ohown In Eng- nell Roberts, In a desegregatloa land, having been taped and pl'll- cloaloDIIrlttcm al To r r a n co, duced there. And I think that Calif, bouain& uact .. Much of the pe r b o p • the most d-Ing mllll ••• aald to have come from thins abo~l the whole affair was Detroit aod the South. seeing the Britioh membera of Roberts, a maverick who hao tht musical ensemble, sD individ- wanted to get out of "Bonanza" ual in ibeir own way, Imitate us for a long lime, ouppooedly wiD 10 badiJ - oad our wurst IIUff .be written out of the aerie• thil at tbaL seaaon alter he takoo a fictional lllal Stafford Is reasooable bride. gu111;jpo1 material, bot a viewer Playwright William IDI!O Is remlllt bo eodowed wltb ftl...,... partad to bave quit bla p1aaa to lood aahn to pul up wltb BD develop a 011e-bour drama 10rieo boui-. To be perf•ctlr fair, abe for CBS-lV dealllllt wltb a mid...,._ llld I wJ•tb Jury 'I =========--=-= 1 DV IROW case Back I at l•"• v.u-'1 \, ;,;,._.• Polor of Ytll ~ ldlt!IUI!Itl mare t11u • million lllllto, Ill ¥1111 NJIC.Wa "l'wi,w:" aliow ~~~t~lltli... ud pil<to ,_ • lie '''' llo II • David' alllre, acoordJnl ID llle lriUIII' stal-l -.... 11mu.r ~. J;:;.,JI--4! Alu¥ 1 wu limply given ""'•11111 Ill 1m- about ~laod'a 11111111-mJUioa-to~ VoliN· , _ ' 11 " rl qlll~U. to .,.,. wltb, aod ~~er Jsr- lralll .robborr lor ,NIICTV'a 1 HOLLYWOOD ftJPI) _ Cll8- '""' gtfll ol JDiiDOilam ha,.. "llhnw fi tbe "'""\·" · · ' tbolr flmlta. Ao flo- YOUIIJI Mr. . TV Suada)' nlibt alrtd a Jo Darren, be exudea, Ia hil atngtng, LOTI 01 J!JU D ford mtiiiCII opedal, with Bob, the formldabllity ot 1 Ump cl1sb 'I'IINulh boule • Ia • house ~ aod Jamoa Duren. and aod bil lift tor llDol 1a aJ- vlallallonl ill 1112, tbe Jobo-0111 loJacil!l ..,_ IMIIrll It moot 11 proljcleat. Ju for Bopo lloapt poriOIIa desperate - weD, was tbe IIIUBI abotfrqm barr"io jobovltWonborodom !rom 1. _.,. tolevlslou of duty. re- gun tr..U _ ofl:tw a1. DO wJio. good Otlit' @) '*dk."¥ TELEV.ISION IN REVIEW 11111111t tf QoMm<p • IIIII - Is Cause For Speeulab"on · ....... aDilda !!d .... Ill .. ,, ' ., : : : : • trlc. eonveni...u1 located. Bud s"'IP"'"I Ageata. died a-~~~t iDallih. · Needs work. Phone WY 2I I lie t111n..,. 1 tlurrJfi .... diM a 6986. 8 19 31c ....... l i E - Apaq B PIIIL NEW80M lllandlng, bavtDg ill ·rooll1 ill Ill@! tbll mlpt bo the ;.,t ,_ i ------------ 1"~ .. ..., ..,.1111 VPI1F...,....N... Aaa1111 a!Hdlul tJ. 8. oppoollloa to lied- "''"lltJk<ICIOd ·~ II 1960 CHEVROLET $1588 , IJid ..... --· Jlllll .. the nU<Iear teat ban Cblneee eSpanalonl aod .... oiJel.- aomelhlng. Parkwood wagon V-8 motor, auto. trana., power •tee ring \Ait:IRIJ' 1'110 I Plooae_ In ~ lgrtiOIIlenl 1w ai'OWIOd ......... lid by Sovtlll mllllli to belp tile 11 a and brak t>~ . n,.. ... 'irP.s, R and H. . ble c1. chlnes ..t...1.- • nuclar attm"--'.......~..._ $ 88 COLUMBUS PROPERTY - 4- FOR SALE OR RENT Uoo over poul new .,... "•"""' Finally, rn"ro to ..;,_ 1959 RAMBLER .., 6 room hoase wl'th bath, large agr<emenl between the \Jlllled al of tllelr own. illlf, 11 .,.. ottrlbuted 1o the American ·~ Uw1r Radio, heater, blue finlsn, clean in· ~..._ od the •-·let Ual ao WUI ~--~ te ....... __ _..a .a---.. """" ........_ terior. go·e · lot (near Worthln_glon), alsn FOR $ALE: i rooro bwse and o~- a ~· on, ~-• - aon .... to • ._... ~ - 1960 PLYMOUTH $999 another large lot with trail- batb, oewl7 deeorated, gaa there alao 11 room for n may ba ftl*1lld that Rod approaching IJQqib .. 0111 · , valued at $1!,500.00. Will beari _ •• . Full basement. Lc> opecula"on ovr the course DOW China will move vlgoroully """' u • • •. er 2 Door. V-8 engine, auto. trans., new tires, black Over ~ 1 U .•....a Red Chin lidate h iDf1ueDce over WANT AD 0 10 0 white finish. Radio and heater. trade for Meigs Coonty farm caleQ 12S Hudson Street, be """ by a. to conso er LaOI lliwaya II a pol Uitl of equal value. MJ~ Price. f(IOOO. ID· President g...,ady phrased Communlat partlea of Aile, aod trouble apol a1nco the ~INFORMATION FARM - IZO acres with 40 qUire Oblo Hotel. In somber toDeo wileD he IBid to exteod It over parttoo aeem convinced the U. 8. Will acres pasture, 30 acres lor & 8 Uc hi> Aug. 1 uewo I.'OIIfemiCO in Alrloa aod Soutb AmeriOII, ... not Intervene dlrelly U.., OPEN EVES 8:00 P.M. VI\ cuiHvalion, 8 acres bottom, • continual~ ol preoelll ~ ing the color line 81 oae or ber iodlo remalu. Pilmo M'nlattr POMEROY , OHIO 40 acre; timber, plenty wetHELP WANTED nose poUcl<s - tbo 1PlO 1 weapons. Jowarbarlal Nehru bu l'6j1Gtlld create a olluallon . She alao may be npected to Ia r g • _ '""· '"'- fi Red 'th h -er, 7-room frame ouse WJ PERSONS Interested ID aelliDg more dangerous than any continue boring from wUhln tJie. 1ror... ~ ll6rder FOR SAU ,AUTO SALES running water, basement ne~ and uaed automobUes, the end· of World War n. tics. She bao den......., !be Jea. b th .... - been 1011 Ktlaa. _ barn, granary, oolcellar, 2 wr1te giving age and qualil~ _The_lailure ol the twa derahip ol .tbe Worid Federation .~. ~~ lui ~L-;;AS. refrigerator, .good garages 116x241 (16x361 . An cat1ona previous employers 010t ts to oottle their •---" ~ ·~ • - ..,..._ Tho Rambler extra 6-room frame house ' . gJBD of '!Mde U-a. !be ln..,.-nowOII· both tbo Untied .Sills aod BrJ. condition. For Sale, cheap, World Slandard ,1 C!lmpact (rented at $30.00 per month). Must be aggressive,' L o c a! In last month's Moacow al unloa o1 Studento and ha made dear they .....,... 181 $25. Contact, Elden Walburn, EsceDo..,. GROCERY _ Doing good bus- ai~W· ~te aryBo, pl~!.,.CommTig. effectively Isolated Pel;lng World Federalioo ol llemc>cl'atlc co:.O to iodlo'a alii. aod 0.. Boo RATEII 783 S. Second St., Middleport, Rig car room. rkk< aod perlor,m- !ness in small vlllage with 'on. " : I '"'"'• he Moscow, aod the nuclear Youth for oupportlng the Nuclear hal promloed lliiUt8r, foT W.aol 1\Cf li<SIIII'roirioiOOOO 0. 8 20 tlc ance SmaU car economy and no competltlnn In miles. Dally Sentinel. menl simply added to lied Treaty. But obe lw made 110 ~: Unloa 4 C..Ott ~· •orct .,.., ,a..rtiOL Mlnlmll"' ': h•rl" ' 10 _... USE OUR e!ficienl Carpet lllOJiagerabUlly Good equipment aod mel' 8 17 3tc .... frustration. move to wKbdraw memberahlp In haool tbal lied CbJDa ~ Cent~ " ' •ord ''" nr- _. Shampooer FREE with purSee chandise. 5-room living quar8-IH lc rtlls Lo a frustration of tons ll,lcb Comlllllllla ~lzotlnoo. wltb ~~ oboolote llir fonlt ...,utiM la.eefttclu Fu 11 fete 'tf t oentl pn • • Mll chase of Blue Lustre shamMelropolilan Mntol'!l tel'S upstairs. Rent $40.00. Mllltarlly she Is able to pose a wllbout auelear WMpOlll, ~ b1 ..... .,,_, (0' 11h~ ll IIOf <>a lii wltlrlrr 11'1 4U• after ~ poo. Baker Furniture, Mid· E. M•in Slreel, Pomeroy Complete at 15.1100.00. Store threat In KoNII, ID I aoutheaal otart • major attloD ....... llldl dleporl. 8 20 6tc Phone WY %-3810 buiklilllt can be booght lor Aola aod agalnat India. a Uneup ....;. lliCI I llall1 ,. CA Kr oto rl:lA t'i 11-li - ll.JI tor •0 word t~rnlmam Gaall •Wtlon4 22 1958 Palace Trailer, 45' X 8'. Uc $2,500.110. But r«kless as ~ mote. · . 1.1 """' te Ottt•u.. r1.. CMihlt.,. •' 1 ~en• Pl • •nr4. Two bedroom, washer and 1954 Chevrolet Automatic trans- 1 CUCKLER REALTY neoe leadership lw But meanwhile the auclear,. OF'FIU BOUBS dryer , lull sized awning. Call mission, good buy, good runPOMEROY, omo words, it hao obowu"" real deolro -'given to by 8:311 4 1t1 •r ~ , or t' 1111 oan, S•Um:ln 6 ·JI'I 4 M ~ 12,-40 ftOGD WY 2~1!HI or see R o g e r ning condition, $175. Allred BOX 229 W\' Z.383tl Judge Stanton Adda1111, balled to take on a fighl 11 11 cerlaln to R1WIIalla In 1911 CODIItliMI tO IT'S SO EAS~ Winebrenner, Syracuse, Ohio. Cashdollar, Reedsville, Phone 8 %0 Stc COLUMBUS IUP!l - A DeW SUnday as a great help to lose. cook Ita 'bom)>.mat<Ing - - 1 TU PLACE A 8 20 6tc Coolville 667·6234. and tougher hit-skip law designed n!orcement agencies "No With the U. S. 'llh Fk!et patro~ aod Ia 10 yean lbe RES' 'll PROU\1L.1NG BUSINESS SERVICES to lessen the po85ibility or care- :an a hit-skip drive; ling the stMits ot Formosa, abe he dH!erent. 8 14 610 W.o.N'I AD : NEW STYLE Venetian blinds _ Jess drJV~rs gettmg away with I away from an accident bas made no real move against i'HONE WY 2-2157 \ Nmow slat, vertical •lat, 1961 DODGE, well equipped, p~: any~.:::.1 ':? d=.."':; ~:;~reaking went l~tn e!!ed to. I Identifying blmseH," he said. - - - - - - - - - bamboo wood slat. Free esti- Take over payments. No mon- .,euter Insurance, Pomeroy . . The old Jaw required a dri•-er il mate. Dale Wippel Supple. ey down. 311 Beech St., Mid! lli Uc The new law reqUJree the drlV· 10 slnp altet' an accident and LOST & FOUND 8 10 30tc dlepor , 8 17 6p - -- er of a~ automobile mvolved ~n nisb informatloo onl on rl'l""ll. ! Karl Grueser, PlumblDg ud any acctdent to stop and remam y LOST_ Brown and tan hand- .1=====;;;...-......==. 1~ 1949 -FORD. Good condition and Heating at the scene until he has given [ I ma~e putae on lower parking 1 , 59 Buick _ $1,395 1 good tires. Priced cheap. 42 Minerovllle. Oblo his name address, aod vehicle! lot containing white billfold I LeSabre 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto· I Park St., Middleport, Ohio. End vour sewer &mobles registratioll number. and bri)Wn coin purse. Finder I mafic shift. Low mileage by 8 19 3tp i We Uve aU sizes The information musl be given • 'th t cne careful owner , Sewer Machines to the operator, occupant, owner may ~eep money WI ou I 1955 1,.z ton Chevrolet pickU})B. 1 question$ asked, but re-1\trn 1 Rfo..asoaable Ralea or attendant of the other Vehiele. · valuable papers. Mrs. Glenn '60 Pontiac $1,595 Clayton Bolyard 189 Ash st. CaD W~ MS'14 Oay or Nlgbt u no person at !he scene Is ca"'. D•'ll,· Pomeroy . Catalina 4 Dr. Sedan. One Middleport. ' 1 26 tfc pable of understanding the infO!"· 8 l5 tttu• " careful h~al owner. Extra , - · the d i st ot"f 8 2f1 3tc ' nice. Hydra malic. HEATING, Plumbing, Mueller matiOD, r ~er mu n I Y Furoaces. Arnold Brethera, the nearest police officer and NOTICES FOR RENT 118 East Main stnet. p0 ..,. walt lor him to arrive. ATLANTA (UP!) - A Ieder--'' eroy. Pboae W\' Z.Z448. One of the leaders of !he cam- al jury today resumed dellbel' PLATE LUNCH and 5c drmk, Pomeroy, Ohio 'NEWLY PAINTED 3 bedroom 7 :00 tfc paigo to have the law -paaoed,l ations on whether Wallace 1.00. Jack's Oairy Bar~ Vhr1 I house. furmfihed or unlurmsh- 1 East Cleveland Municipal Court is 8 traitor to Georgia ed. 1662 Lincoln Hgts., Call - lor an innocent man dlepurt. 3 20 6tc .57 model 2 bedroom . housej WY 2-2775. . •.••Ul,iltc a magazine's \ ' Wni N·o'f' -~ .respOOsihle fOr trail~r. 50. x 80· h~avld Riggs, THREE furotished rooms - 8nd 1 muckraking." I ba th .,.., Au•;' L To Have Your The 12-man jury dellberated any de bt s contracted by any . - Hamsonville, ........108 l ~'"ftp ,JV3 te , :o~_,n t ra~c~. ~ ,.__ one other than mvse ll S1~n· able i\ugust 28th. Phone W\' Coet, Oil or Goa jslx hours _and 30 minutes Mooed : William H. Wilson, R. D., Hrll >TEIN HF.IF'F.R ral f Clii= 2-2575. 8 20 tfc day night before retiring 1 Pomeroy, Ohio. ford Leifheit, Pomeroy, WY ONE 5 room 8partment PeoCle•nect end Chtcktd I. .. ......... 10:45 p. m., EDT, without reach8 19 3tp 2-6938. 8-l7-3tc pie's Terrace. Phone ·1518-J, for Winter ~aiJge read1Dg11 - Galllpolis lng a decision in Butts' $10 ' 1 18.4, 12.5, running two aod one lion libel suit against the SaiUI'II 8 12 lfc 1 I.OSE IVEIGH1 salet; " I I h WE SELL quality furniture at Pt. Pleasant. half feet. Pt. Pleasant 24.13; day Evening Post. The panel UfA UAX ourmf'rh Ul':X A low prices. Baker Furniture, Pomeroy 20.52; Hinton 0.49; businessmen was scheduled OII£T1 new name. st~me for- : Middleport, umo. HOUSE IN Pomeroy. 6 room : Phone• WY2-3994-WY2-6301 Kanawha Falls 0.36 falllng; Ka· resume its deliberations at 8 17 3tc mu•a Onl} !t8c at S I ark I duplex . Close to El~enl£::.·1 691 W. ~in St PorMroy nawha Rjver on the silJs; Char· a. m., EDT today. ' Drugs S-2fl-!ll~p i ~UCTTI'>N S~l E Ihe Ma•nn- ' S~'ooi.C ~r~ed _ ~~ch kit· : - lesion 17.87. Monday night the jurors ap- i · elte every Thursday ~ nrl Sat- c en . 3 !1. 0 . McCOY, AUCTIONEER. Boat Movements parently.. took at least one bai· 8 S tic '!Chester. Ohio. ~UTOMelflledB~-~ Insurance been urday. 8 13 121 _ Kanawha River - Solvay Jot- and failed to 1111ree- boca~1 n · ;~ t~~ ~~THRF.E SLEEPING rooms and 4 18 Uc down London 7 a. m.; 0. F. fore retiring. · tor cense · a ~ISI.I'c COA L. good. clean lump, 3 x 5 balh. 361 s. Fronl St. Mrs. I Shearer up Marmet 2:50 p. m.; The jury Is trying to deckle egg no st•ck Re-scre•ned Henry Hennesy. Ph. IVY 2- ' Lucas up Marmet 4:li0 a. m.; il the Post told the truth or 1 sl.nkt>r-ntl treated at mmt- or 3134. 8-2-lltc Miss Sterling down Winfield, libeled the former Georgia ath- i For Sale delivered >umll'er price now -. -4:20 p. m.; Helen d 0 w n lelic director In a March ar- : on Jacnbs coal Co .. R. D I. 4 room and bath, house Lmcoln Winfield 9:35 p. m.; Lela Shear- tlcle called "The Story of A 10 GJI. Electric hot. waler Pomeroy Phone SH 2-491!9. Heights, Phone WY 2-3874. er down 3:411 a. m.; Homer College Football Fix." 7 II 30tp tank, $25. Good cond Jhon . Ma· WY 2-3469, or WY 2·2437 down 5:15 a. m.; Semel up II claimed Butts gave Ala-~ If your famUy Is Uke most - there ~mea 1 tlmt son, Spr. 3-5270. I 7 301c THHI':E anc lour room furnish Winfield 7 a. m. bama coach Paul IBear) Brywben you look around and wonder bow In the ===--.-...;==8--20..--6.. 1P"' ONE Oakland Gas Heater, 12,· • ell and unfurrushed apartFar All Of Your Nudt Ohio River- Solvettl up 14, ant secrets or the Georgia team . world you accumulated so many things. Thlnp r 0110 BTU has shut orr valve. meniS IVY 2-5434. F d M•ll 6:20 a m.; Davenport down 14, one week before the 1962 Geor1 M•ddl 1 FILL-UP TIMEI · 12 I lie T4N1y Fowler. eportOwner ee & Opp. I 7:20a.m.; Jordon up 16, 3:05 a. gla. Alabama game. Alabama, $ 10.110. Anna Haines, \906 Slivthat are Blill good but simply aren't used, nee~ No. 1 enc., No 2 ersville Rd ., VI 3-2602, Port- NICELY Furnished 4 room and "We Do Custom Grmdmg" m.; Little Edward up 16, 3:50 favored by 17 points, trounced or enjoyed by your family any more. Things liD land, Box 73, Ohio. bath apartment. Middleport. N. 2nd Avo. Mlddloport a. m. ; AUiquippa up 16. 5:10 Georgia 35-0 In the game. Fyr·Zon Treated· 8 14 6tc Phone WV 2-3874. a. m.: New Martinsville down Denleo Fll Cbar1e sports equipment, musical Instruments. out-groWl! FUEL OIL B~RGAIN sro'"R;;:;EC'7, Useo- clotll7 II tfc ~UCTillNEER 17, 5:35 a. m.; Benner down Butts denied- once In teara 1eAutomatlc- Oegree Day toys and clothing, yard and garden toola, furniture, Camptete Service 17, 6::!0 a. m.; Moley down 18, - that he gave away secrets, Service - So You Nevt>r ing and sho~s C!ifttm. We~f. SMAT.L Apartment, and sleep. Ct-itt Bradford B:lO a. m.; Bayou Lorraine and demands $10 minion in dam' Run out appliances. (Go tbrougb your home today . . . you Virgmia. 8 15 12tc lng room. 127 Butternut St. Write. Phone or Conlact down 19, 6:411 a. m.: Southern ages from the Curtis Publishing • BudgeT Pay Plan USEDl963 Apache Ea~le .amp 8 13 tic A. c. BRADFORD down ZO, 5:45 a . m.: Indiana Co. The 12 jurors, none of whom will be surp~ at what you find once you relllJ C•ll Us Today - WY 2-2181 trailer, complete with extras. EMPLOYMENT Wanted Racine, Ollio down 23, 3:50 a. m.; Elgercli!fe played college football, recelv· look.) Pom'!'ro,.landmar~ A bargain. Call or see, Dr. · ~ 18 Uc u~ 23. 4:55 a. m.; Jinx down ed the case at 4:02 p. m.,EDT, E. Moln o ... flO 9 p.m K. D. Amsbary, SUlr Route, CEMENT Fulisher, wants small ' COBA SERVICE 23, 5:20 a. m.; Cragi M. down Monday. Federal District Judge Don't keep these Items. They're worth eaah to _ ... Pomeroy, OhiO. W\'· 2.filll6. job. Call Vi 3_2266 or conlact I 23, 5:45 a. m.; Elisha Wood up Lewis . R. Morgan told lbl!m v~EO CLO'l"HTNG bar~ams 1 8 15 tfc Virgil Hudson, Pomeroy, :~~.::.u: D-:r: ,;. :·~~"'::: Greenup 10:40 p. m.; Pamela the story. was libelous on lts I some other family - but really worth nothln& to Women 's dresse! Ut-50 cents. ' K BEDS r I On 8 Ohio. 8 20 6tp . ••• jtrlno ., IUO D. up 11:40 p. m.; Crucible up face, and in order to win its 1111•• t~Q~MM~•b•• ••-.•ao c•U Ct•tr Men 's and Boys pants and TRUC or sa e. e x 12:15 a. m.; Dixie Challenge up case the Post had to prove it you if you 'don't use them. Sell them quickly and . shlrts 25-50 cents Men's shoes 12 wood bed, $15. One good WOMAN in early sixties wants =~t!':C:U:,-:"'Y wv ....., 1:40 a. m.; Tibolt ·Ciown at 6:45 was true. inexpensively with Sentinel Classified Ads ami an<l haiS. Smith's Clothilllt steel dump bed complete with good home and reasonable a. m.; Sycamore up 31, II p.l M•ru, Ia hh 18-nil.ute . Store Open 7 days a week sides, $375. See Ivan Car- wages in exchange lor light FOR THE BEST in Artllical m.; Cotton Queen up 32, 2::!0 ellarl• to lbe jary, uld !be have the extra cash that means more oUbe)htgp Letarl Falls Oh1o. 7-ls.:Itltp man, Route 2, Pomeroy, housework and cooking. Re- Breeding, Curtiss Breedilllt a. m.; Lewis down :12, 3:20 a. Jurors bad to brlag le a voryou wlll use and enjoy. ___ Ohio at Peach Fork Rd. ferences. Call WY 2·3084. Service, Inc. For service, can m.; Nnrthem up 32, 5:10 a. m. dlcl In laVIB' or eltller BMtl GREAT LAKES Hou'e Trailer, , 8 17 3tc ~ _19 3tc Leland Parker Pomeroy We.tern up 32, 6:20a. m.; Rav- or tbe pabUahlnB firm. In tbe ll800. Ru.,ell Welch, W\' Z- HOUSE COAL, quick delivery. REAL ESTATE Ohio Phone WY 2-:!264 o; enswocld up 33, 4:20a.m.; Re- ovoal of 'a verdict lor Balla, All It takes Is a phone call. Just dial WY 2-2158 1070· 8 l3 12tp Call WY 2-6655. 8 17 3to Ches'ter, lNJ5-341o. Hable do)\'11 34, 4:45p. m.; Bon- wbo wants 15 mlllloa In B•IIOI'and give your list _to 1 frtendly Ad Writer. A word FR\'ING CffiCKENS on loot, WE SELL quality furniture. Ba- A'M'RACTIVE 8-rooms,- bath. 8 13 301p : . D. d;:" .~· 5' 411 • PTr m.; Ill ota;:ageol:d $5 llldlll: 76c each. Dressed whole, OOc ker Furniture, Middleport. B1rch stepsaver kitchen. Aluz up · • · P- m., avis more JHIII amapa, ad Is as low u 85c per day on the special 1-daf each. Cut up and tray packed, · minum siding, storm doors, LIVESTOCK down 34, 1:2$ p. m.; Sweet laald lbe jDry IIIIUI delenalae 8 11 310 rate. windowo. Insulated forced FOR SALE· ·Fr h -- - J- h down 34, 2:30a.m.; Nal!h down lhe aro-ltllhe daiii2C". $1 .00 each. You can write OIJl\ PRICES I Bk r · ' . es cow. 0 n 34 f ·OS m I "You are the su-m ....... your order, I will deliver. AI. are aw. a e a~r heat. Large lot. Shown by 1 Bailey on Flatwoods_ Road, ~- -,u..a •-~- and ... ··-.ema,_y~ 1 0·1 Da.m _ Cath•" R. of the UICUI so have tomatoes for can-- Furruture, Middleport. appomtment Call Pomeroy p R D 3 Oh 1lHI upu w-nlng, 85c bu. Man~oes, 50c 8 17 31c WY 2-3041. · &to I omeroy, · · ' :· 3tp ~oim f;ii p. m.; Bingo down vade that province," !be jadge 8 14 8 Illes follow. Don't keep worthwblle tblnp one - • Wr•·te complete name ----- - &:05 p. m.; Zimmer up 5:55 p. said. He noted !bel lben! was ~'<'-"'· FOR SALE OR TRADE ROUSE FOR SALE. Modern 5- 5 Year Old 1400 lb. mare, sound. m.; ~ Herdman up 8:4S "sharp conflict" ill !be testl· lifter they're no longer Used. Turn them 1uto 'ot~.t~-~ ;11'' and address if you want order room house, electric heat, 3 WiiJ sell or trade for cattle. a. m. mony. delivered, or pick up your- '54 CliEVRi:ii..ET, 4 door, cheap bedrooms, birch ldlchen, gar- : Priced for quick sale. Gordon He said the Jury, If II louod Iars with Sentinel Classified Adl; It. m•lre. l!llgbty self. Anna Haines, 1906 SUv· or wiD trade lor good motor age. Extra Large lot: Call i Proffit 41> miles belnw RavR • • • . ' " am' 4clon that the Post partially esta.. good sense! ersville Road., Box 73. Port- scooter. Also lath• and ilg· SH " '' ~5343 anytime. enswood Ferry on Rt. 338. The expression "ham actor" Jished the truth of !Ia article, 8 14 _land, Ohio. 6tc aaw. Can be seen at 629 N. 8 16 8tc 8 19 31c · to designate a performer of could mlilgale the d81111l&M. · 1 12 HF:AO of catfle. HerPford Second, Middleport, or call i ~- · lit ta ted 'th · Wftllam •-~··-, a..u.o at. ; · I WY 2-2410 - - -- SHETLAND PONY complete poor qua Y s r WI mm· .,.,........,. _,.. and stock m•xed . Fo~r cows, . FOR Sl\LE: ~ room frame with saddle and bridle. Wtl- strel ei¥Jn. Ham fat was used toraey, ••mmed IP 'Ia 'alae I I o ;II. • vearltng> ann 3 , FOR SALE OR TRADE home In M1ddlepurt. Com- r lor cleaning the blackenina tor lhe jury by d!8r&lallblt 8 k Rt 1 Ch h' calves. Almost new brush hog ; _ . pletety modern ldtchen and ~~ E~c 1:74!l8.' ' 8 ~ ~ from acton' faces. Many of !be magulae "daK lilt 1 w;;.. 2 poml lnternauonal lFOR SALE OR TRADE: Six bath. r:Iose to school. Coll i these shows were of poor qual· eare about anybodf ., Sllf·· hih•h and 14"_ bottom plow, room boose, bath, furnace. WY .Z-5324 or see ol 304 : - INStRUCTIONS Ity and the actors were ane'a reuptatlo!l IUiif ft'a If a:· .... IJOI'' ~•trh . Phone garage,_21ots on State High- Hamilton Street, Middleport. I - ulled "ham-!al1ers," eventual- to yoalo stopllle!ll/). INI5-~1. .Ch.,. or, Ohio. way. Will sell on land con8 I lfc U. S. CIYI~ IIIVICI TISTII ·lY shnrtened to ''hams." "Killing a man•a· ·tepulallon 8 i.ll 6! I . . - -- - . I M.-.\ w.,... w:a lt.tr" DtCal •• IIs worse than death' ,, to' me," he P tract or will take acrease IN POMF.ROV Eignt room on • .... M,araton tr11tn1n11 t1.t-i1 ~0R SAI.E- 1951 Nash. Near: as part payment. Le~ Wea~ bouse. 3 bedroomt. and bath. :=!:!. m~.f ~· Total _ populaflon of the said. ••can yf:it(~~~~~ne any 1''.- uPw lirP!I, br:·ll c ~->s and st!at tberby, Syracuse, Ohio. Ph. lar~e lot Good location out of run11 "''11 ""'*'11 ~" Job•, u•u•e• ..-qulr•· United Kingdom in 1961 was thin& wone ; tbU ,i~ -, be_ alive Wrltfo ton A 't f1111DI "'me . d. . · ,, covers. $1(10. VirgO Tealord, WY 2-4133. high water. Call WY 2-25911. ,..~-. . aoil , .._ ........, lm~ ~.675,551, . pcrot'din~ to Brltan- 1and alief!~ lh•' !dnioral )•our ~ UfiiiO' 8 20 3tc 1 17 3te 5 10 11e :::: ~- ....,. ·~- ~ Bodl , ~ Ill,! Year. ow.· . ~~r'),:'., ....,,_~~~~"l'i'~~..,~~._, USED CAR Buys -- !teEN A DR:AM OR MY IMAGINATION. NANCY �. • ' -- ~~ Pom_eroy411ddleport, o.._Aq. ~~- - · · Mainly About Hughes Family Reunion Held . . In Ga/ltpoltS • People In PomePI'IIII , Arou And About M1'ddleport = :.. Member!! of . the .... Club and gues1. enJoyed a p!cnle 3S.at lhe Midway part Oil Att.eart~er,: ~ m~-!ttolheWI!dnead~y ElmorAd~ ,.~ ~-.: 1¥ ~len The Put Malroul oi 'Evange- Mro. 0. H. Stewart ol Wlndlbl.::: NICIHoo= llneChapter,l720ES,havecan- Ave., Mlddleport, bud H.:.W:a Mrs. 11 • wT Ued their meetlng ocheduled her BUesls her two a"e" ' ' "" Mrs H p rk The aMual reunion of the ee .,. of 1 b e and llleir fanlwes lncludlog for !heir aMual poilu..,. ...,...on, · ......-ge · • .Mrs. Earl Dill and &l'lnd- family of the late James Aocil In AuiiUal due lA> Ilin .Dr and Ml'll. WuUam Baker Membel'll are asked lA> ' and suesu, Mrs. Chartea daughter, Kathy, left $UIIday Iand Mary B. Hughes was beld hostess. . • ~ former Margaret own ail•erware. and chlJdren, ll'reddte The Past Presldenla of t be Chicago, 01., aod I lor a visit will> reltiveo in Col- Sunday at the Galllpolill Shrine Mrs. L. R. Wiley ill a paU~ I~ two children, AMe umbua. ·Club wilh all the childr.. pre- at Holzer Hospital lor Brinn of Cblcago, m. ' AmerlcBb Auxiliary Judith Ann ond Freda Mr and Mrs. Will~ Davb l 8ent including Glenn, Charles, menl. Her room number" ·1 ' Drew Webster Post wDI meeljl and · andchlldren Kevin and IAllen James Lewb, Elhel warren Bennett 01 Columbus Their older aon attends school Wedneeday evening at t be 1 V•cr.: Wolfe, !he weekand Julia Witham. spent the weekend with hill par-lin Oregon and is employed lor :home of 1\lrs. J. M. Thornton. ANNOUNCE SEMINAH ' Ceoal Winchester with enla Mr. Nld Mrs. Charles Ben-jibe summer. Dr. Baker Is a pro- I AU9- Zl A Seminar fOr the Methodist end u ter and son-in-law, Attending were Mr. and Mrs. nett'm Middleport. He was "".lessor at the University of Chi- , Rock Springs Grange will omeu• Society In Ronald McDade. ' Glenn Hughes, East Fawea, his way to New Jersey lA> _ ac- cago and wilh hiS folly " en· j meet in rOBUiar session Thlll'll- !rvice •in Portamoutll dbtrlct Mn Glen Dill spent MJch ' Mrs Ethel M~ddux, Mr. company his wife and chtldren route lA> Rome, Italy • . where day • at 8 pcm. Member!! ar e bu been scheduled for WednesMr. and .I d . zanes- and Mrs. Herold Teresa home from a visit With her he will be associated with lhe asked to come early lA> he I p A gust Z8 t th United Sunday with rea ves m I and Kim, Sabma, Ohto; Mrs. parenla. Warren will spend •I University of Rome for the aca- 1move back Into hall. Refreab- M Cb...;,h8 1n ;omeroy vtlle. of Julia Wilham, Mr. and Mrs. E. week on vacation In New Jer· ldemic year. They will leave , ment.s wm be served. illtr Uon will be held from Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson ts iR. Denney, Raymond and Lea-lsey with hill family hefore re- ,New York by plane for Holland The Willing 1'/orkers clnss 8 :. 9·30 am Each momColumbus were Sunday Huntington, W. Va.; Mr. tummg witb them lA> Columbus. land from there to Ro111l!. the Enterprise EUB church · to bring of her mother, Mrs. ·and Mrs. Charles Hughes, Mr.J Miss Maxine Bennett and two b- meet TburedeY evening, at b 18 w· deSIIOrl and Burris and attended the Evans land Mrs. Martin Hughes, . friends, Libby Range and Ann I Mrs. stewart's bohlellf Mn. Eldon Weeks. sack lun.: be by the fun..-al. lghters, Ilehhie, Kathy , D•ana, Frueh ol Columbus were week- ter and family, N . lk Ohio The Loyal Wo111l!n of tbe for 25 COhill A II end guest.s of her parents, Mr .. Jack White of orwa J,; dlepot\Hlburcb of Christ W·lll and urg).rs. R. L. Gotthardt and son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce, to lheir home !and four children, Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Bennett. and daughters, Janelleenlng al- meet 'liburscllly evening at lA> attend and memhera wbo '"Columbus Sunday after spend- jCharles A. Hughes, six child- Mr. Clarence Archer of Ak· ellen, left Monday _ev her mo- .m. lbe ohurch. . to attend are welcome. mg a week witb her molher, ren, Mrs. Opal Keller, Rita roo came over tloe w..k.,•d lA> Iter severaldlfays Withe fonner l'p The f4aylors Run Playground *s. w. A. Morgan. IDechard, Mr. and Mrs. Frank accompany Mrs. Archer and jther. Mrs. Whtte;, is 1A.ssociaClon Will have an I ATTEND DINNER 8 Mrs Harry Keiser who fell Archer, Arlen A. Hughes, Sr., two children to their home af-j Dorothy Nell Ste a in Icream social at the playground, Mr od Mrs C J Struble recently at her home in Mm· IPenny and Arlen, Jr., 1-!r. and ter spending several days with lhome economics while Thursday, from 6:30-8 p.m. with Sunersville, breaking a wmt, Is Mrs. Jackte DeBoard. Mrs. Ed- Mrs. Pearl Reynolds. Ithe Norwalk High G 'tdance Homemade lee cream, at their home West Main· convalesdng nicely. . na Young, two children, Kay Mrs. Frank Betz has husband b ;orwalk: ,pie and coffee will be sold. In Present were' Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Norman FISh- Hughes, Judy Hughes, John ed after a visit with her SJster, .counselor for an :case o1 rain It will be held at Jack Cramer and oblld· • !the second ward house. · Jackie Sue and Danny of I er of Senecaville were week and Harry Howard, former Mid· Mrs. Lucinda Danes in Colum- 'schools. end guests of their daughter dleport reSidents, all of Colum- bus. AUG. 23 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wll-j and son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. bus; Mr. and Mrs. James A. Emmish of Dayton , The PbilaU>ea Women of the and children, David • Roher! Wamsley and daughter iHughes, Baltimore; Mr. and over the weekend With Ewmgton Middleport Church of Darla, Rutlar•l, and the I and Mrs. Fisher remained. Mrs. James Arthur Hughes, J. parent.s, Mr. and Mrs. will hold a rummage sale Fri- ho nd hostess Mrs. Rohert Wamsely and 1J., Columbus; Mr._ and Mrs. . Mr. Emmish, who ill BY MRS. MITCHELL WE 88 ·day and Saturday, AUBUSI 23-:U 81 a · daughter, Junt Ann and Mrs. IGone Hughes, David, West patient at Meigs General Has- Mrs. Jimmie Shlffiet and In the French building (formANNOUNCE BI.Rm Norman Fisher left today Mr. and Mrs. Ia reported Improving. . spent a ":""kend Wllh er Bldg.) The group Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spence a vacation tllp. lA. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Dale Swearingen is In her siSter and family, and wtn have diShes and curtains Poll -mil) of Columbus are Mr and Mrs. Donald Parker ! Hughes, Carolyn, Mike, Fla. on business. HIs Mrs. Dave Holter of Galhpobs. In addition to clothing. ( Y the birtb o1 an 8 and family of Columbus viSit- !bara, Sue, Mrs. Gordon and children are remain- Mr. and Mrs. David Graham The Middleport Boosten Winn on Suoed saturday evening. with Rita, Robbie; Mr . . and 1n Middleport during hill ab- and family_ of X•nta spent 8 sponsor. their annual Ice . and Mrs. Mason Fisher and Emory White, Gallipolis; and weekend with ber parent.s, Mr. social and band Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spence Mrs. William . Mr. and Mrs. Alien Hughes S-S and Mrs. David Wolf and and Mrs. Ora Paynter. IAUBUSt 23 with servmg to and Mrs. Virginia Dill of Mr. and Mrs. Wdl1am FISh- Middleport. have retumed to their Mr. and Mrs. Harley Green 'gin at 5:30 p.m. Ice c rea Mr and Mrs. AI· er of Parkersburg, W. were home at Seward_ Alr Force and father, George Tyler •pent homemade cake and Hartung Pomeroy are weekend guests of therr parBase, Smyrna, Tenn. after a :1witll Mr. and M r •· dy and soli drinks will be sold. nd ents ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fish· weeks Visit with his mother, Franklin Pinnell of The Phnns. The band, under direction gra par . .tr~l a~ spe~t ~ Madd~x, ~~"an: ::'rs. i ~ :;~le i ter, ~nd ~t enterta~ed u':; for ~ rerson: Ftsh~r.. h M~ V~., 80~~gust conc~rt Bt.rmingham T I Yt•eJds 0 Jntegratton • p~. h~me Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush and family returned Sat- , Mrs. Lenaher Wolf. and with mother, Mrs. . Fry ol West Columbia, w. and olher reiahves '" lhe The ROOMMATE Serle• 94-A·06·M U"' tube {01/erall dill-) 112 sq. in. picture RCA VICTOR PORTABLE TV • Big, Bright Fuii·Picture Tube • Up-front "Golden Throat" Sound •18,0()()..volt Chassis (design average) SH The Many Other Models of RCA Vidor Portable Television Sell - Table Modelo - Consoles - L)ving Color - Table Radios - Stereos and Portable Record Playel'$. Now On Dioplay On The Second Floor. ELBERFfLDS IN POMEROY -~~G~riVE~D~INNE~;R~~~~========:::;::;=:;::=~~~;~:=T Mr.andandsister, Mrs. Mr. Wyman DenGherke, will and M r 8· 1jMr. sent Eugene an informal concert Harris spent a week at ]i the evening. Mrs. N. C. Ml'll. Keith Ty· ;:hmoll Is president of and Mrs. Orris Barril MOOR.E'S Mr. urday night alter a vtsit al i area. ler their baby, !Boosters while Mrs. Bruc Lincoln Park, Mich., with Mr. , Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shumollls'chairman ollhe and Mrs. AI Harvalh and other I son, Todd, of Albany, visited re- er visited their aon at Kyger The Eagles Class of the relatives. j By UaiWd Prell InternaUOJtal cently with her parents, Mr. and recently. . Methodist Church lJ Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Russell , Birmingham, Ala., once a city Mrs. Jam.. Buchanan and dau- Mr. and Mrs. DaVId Ball and an Ice cream social and daughter, Tammy of Col· of unyielding segregation policies, ghter. family and Carney Ball •pent church lawn Friday, August umbus and Mrs. Charles Fost- moved today toward Mrs. Vernon Bohh and sons, a Sunday in CharlesiA>n. 23rd at 7 p.m. er and children, Pamela, Da~ne, its high schools in 15 days, Greg and David, of Columbus Sunday visitors of Mr. B·~d ' Chuckle and Linda Lou of P•tts· ing !he end of public grade visited last week with her par. Emory Kill~ were th•Ir VISITING HERE burJ!h, Pa., were week end segregation In onother Deep enls, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Giland family, Mr. and Raymood Ebelsleia and Mr. guests of their mo~er, Mrs. state. more, Front..t. Mrs. Bobb and Ash Ricba_rds of Logan, and Mrs. Leonard Russ David Grueser and VISited their Two other Alabama cities Greg returned to Columbus va. and !hell Cleveland arrived We<ln•esday 1 rather at the Alhens Hospital. ] under federal court order to ing David with his grandparMr. and Mrs. Don Philbpa to spend a week at their bo111l! !,Ills• Eleanor Robson and Mr.J mit grade school desegregation ents for a longer Visit. . Peacock Ave. ~~ Mrs. Paul Kloes of Mmers. plans, and a federal judge will Miss Sandra Lee Ban. IS eD-1' Ml'll. George Schneider rule Wednesday on _a plan ON VACATION joying a two weeks vacation MEET TONIGHT and daughter, Eleanor Kay • Sy submitted by Mobile of!JcJals. d M F ed 1 Gard- from her duties at the Doxol The Homebuilders Clnss of raeuse, and Debbie Hartenbachl District Court .Judge Clarenee Rev. an rs. ip for Gas Co. She went to Viall her lhe Middleport Church of Christ 011 8 of- Pomeroy lelt Sunday for a Allgood approved the Birmingare va~a •;:, 'Elders friend, Miss Patty Saunders. will meet Tuesday evenlog, at Vl!<alion at MyrUe Beach, S.0 C. ham plan Monday within minutes lh_e next tw~ we: th." Sunday Davie Ball spent a Sunday , p.m. at tbe home of Mr. 30 Mrs Bnd Abbott. Norman JfJSber and s n, of receiving it. Several of the Will have c arg ·ce dur with his grandparenta, Mr. and 7and Thomas, and Miss Sandra Se- city's high schools wi1J be deseg- ~ommg communion serVJ 1 . Mrs. John Webb. I~~~;;·.;;_"-""""";;;'::~~~ cr8t of Senecaville visited Sun- regated when classes begin Sept. mg the absence of theS mndam• Clyde Ball of Madison visit- i1 d 8 fternoon with Mrs. Wil- ' 4 There will be no u Yh' illter Mrs. Sanford 11Y · · es for the 15 swho •was just recently liam Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. · Huntsville oflt' ot the oatlon's evenmg serv•c tat" next Mason Fisher and family. space c en 't e rs, and TUskegee, two weeks. A_ repr~n IVe from hospital. Other Mrs. Robert Wamsley and home of the famed Tuskegee In- the Gideon Bible Society~~ I~ callers In the Griffith home d~ter, June Ann, and Mrs. slltute. also are scl!eduled lA> speak at the M:eport "in" were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dod- TONIGHT & WIDNISDAY N9~ Fisher were S u n d a Y mit lheir plana B.Dd of Chnst 011 Su Y morn g, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Grif~ FAMILY NIGHTS •DON'T KNOCK evening dinner guees"' ol Mr. gradual desegregation in September 8th. and family, Mr. and Mrs. THE TWIST" and ".Mrs. Mason Fisher and ber. John Webb and &l'andson DavChubbf Checker -andfamily. The Binningham City Board MEETING POSTPONED ie Ball. "THI HAPPY THtiVIS" Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cramer Education did not reveal The meeting of the One Won Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bobo Rita Hayworth and and children, Jackie Sue and many Negroea applied !..class of the Pomeroy First of Logan spent a weekend with Rex. Harrison Denny of Marlon were weekend lers to white 'Chool&. 'l1le church scheduled for her molher, Mrs. Dona PoJs. Thur -l'rl. Aug. 22-H pests of her parents, Mr. and Ingham plan callo for partial evening, has been ley and her sister, Mrs. Belle • llira. C. J . Struble. . lt'gration of the 12th grade only, until Thursday, Aug- Terry and daughter. (Color) -Debbie Laney of Middleport although it left the door open for 1 29 Red Bullons was an overnight guest Sun- other grades. However, officials us · Africa's more than 200 mtl~ Fabian Barbara Eden day of Mr. and Mrs. Willard 1said it was probably too late In Don people are divided into -aodEbenbac'l,.and daughters. i the year to go beyond !he aenior OBSERVES BIRmDAY of tribes and speak "HOUSI OF WOMEN" Miss Judy vaughan a n d · grade. Mrs. Ben Brown celebrated more than 700 d 1f fer eat friend, Miss Connie Shanahan Admission of Negroes to the all· her blrthday Aug. 9 havmg 85 lllangu~~ag~es'!·:__ _ _ _ _ _.J,!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Vaugh- white schools woukt. leave only her guests her daughter, Marie lUI of Columbus spent the week Mississippi and South carolina husband Warren Washend with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. the last bastions of solid aegrega· and daughter, Jackie; her Vaughan. Ition in pubUc grade 1ehools. son, George, and wife, Berf4r. and Mrs. Paul Rich of School integration in Alabama, her daughter. He1en, ;iiiii CaidweU spent a couple ol days Mississippi and Soulh lid Williams and family and I ••••••• • . . . . ·~··· • • , . . laal "eek with her brother and · tbus lar h&B heen confined to Emanual Hickey and family. -11'1 - • 11 \ .. , . , ~- ~~ ,~ II f.!! I. .• .,. •~ listef-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ho- institutiona of higher learning. : mer· Radford and attended the Binningham Mayor A I b • Mound City, near Cbllllcolhe, II 11 I . II I . U 11/ 1 I I fair. Boutwell deplored the Js one of the strangest II ,.. tl II " • I Dr. E. A. Tracy of ~olu~- integration but warned that Mound Builders works. [t basi 1111 . •• • _) ... bus spent the weekend With his one who attempted to mounds o;o. acr elll •••• , . ••••••• ' li l l i i ~ ···~ 011 1 •· 1 1 mother, Mrs. E. J, Tracy. his tragedy in any way con 1ca 1 1 ~y•·a-1 -----= I Gra~dparenla ~f 1 or old.and Mt. and Mrs. Sam Arn- I a·~er McMaste~ Mr.l ... ..... - . AUT 0. . . sERVIcE , · cENTER. - - For Sayings On Automotive Supplies & Senice granddau~h- ~•llle, ~!ready ~- i :r t;T::'~A't,'~:,. s~:.~=~d --~ i;;, .,.l \;;;i ·-•••I~ ;;;;;;; ... • I -n r-·• - :: ,~ : : =~~= i;;;j ~t ···-~ ~~ ~~ Jt=±± ....... •• i ...... serve and receive the bitter re-1!tr :;;a;;;;ct_.__""""'iiiiiiiiiii~:"""' sentiment we now level at federalllr intervention." POMIROY, OHIO "JACK FIIOIIT'' Referring to 'winter cold as CLOSii!D "Jack Frost" is an allusion to ON VACATION 1 Scandinaviao dwarf who had Tod•y Thru A-.. 29th a little red nose and face. According lA> popular hehef, he Aug. 30 thru S•pt. 5 "MUTINY ON THI would bit.. poeple oa the . BOUNTY" cheeks and nose during L"ld 1 (Technicolor) Mn. Ross Tomlinson . !weather, accounting for their 1 Marlon Brando - Tarita _Mrs. carl Wellman and son, 1red faces. I Jimmy SutiA>n of Ft. Gay, W. Sept. I, 9, 10, 11 Va., were Thuroday guests of BOWLING "IT HAPPINID AT THI WORLD'S FAIR" Mt. and Mro . Herbert Dixon The Dutch Introduced howi(TecbnicoJOr) IJid. family and attended the ing iniAl Colonial America and ElvjJ Prealey, Jo1n O'Brien f•Uoit became so popular that _a - ~- and Mrs. Robert Larkins blue law waa poiSed to forbid L;t. 1£51 aDa daughter, Roberta, were a game called "nine pins." "THI WONDIRPUL WORLOOPTHI Sunday avening BUest.s of Mr. Bowling enthus18sll gol .around IROTHIRS GRIMM" and Mrs. Raymond Krider. the law by adding 1 tenth pm rrechnicolurl Mr. and Mrs. Rusaell Krider and thus bowling ea II Is known IA.urence-Haney &Dd oi Findlay who have heen the IA>day was Invented. Claire Bloom JPIJ!IIa of hla parenta, Mr. and Mn, -~ Kridot left Mon- Raines returuod to their home lepl. 'rt lhru Oct. I day· a vlalt at Elomere, Ky. at Els~. K,y., Monday after WALT DJSNIY'S •suMMift MAGIC" lfjOI Mr. and Mrs. Clyde a week'a vlllt with tbelr ll'&nd(Tocbnleotorl llilnes. parents, Mr. and Mrs. RayIIQIOJ Jtilll Burl !tel Ills... Jtanu Bbll Penny Sue monel Kr1der. .Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Weisenborn of Cleveland visited F'ri· day with Mrs. E. J. Tracy. Mr•. E. J. Tracy and son, Dr. E. A. Tracy visited Friday evening at Portland with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Furbee. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Denny Sr., Mrs. Albert Mees and Mrs. E. J. Tracy visited Sunday afternOon In Chillicothe with Mrs. A.lonJo Denny and Mr. and tw -· MEIGS THEATRE •••• 1a -- -- ••••••• • • • • ,• • • • .. --- • e New Locat1on e New Furniture e NGw, Low Cost e Budget Terms $15.95* 6 70 X 15 BLACkWALL TUBE TYPE ' 7_50 • Plus Tu 1nd R.capp.tltlt Tin · X l4 BLACKWALL TUBELESS $18'95• Fully Guoronleld By COOPERS PROTECTIVE SERVICE ' GUARANTEE Seat Belts . . . . '5·'1 COOPER S9 99 Economy Air Mester Tire FULL 4 PLY NYLON 6.70 X IS 7.50 . )#. o . X 14 . $13.95• • Plut TIX 1nd Reappibll Tire MUFFLERS Original Equipment Quality FREI INnALLATION Bonded Brake Shoes '8·45 Mostly Installed 2 wheel!' -Full Size H..vyDuty SPORTSMAN Hot Oil ' DIP STICK SAVE AT- $J.91 SHOCK ABSORBERS ___ •Ford-Cbev.-Piy. INSTALLED FlEEt FREE INSTALLATION .._,., "-" . They Will Be ·Higher When ·- The Snow Fllelll ' FACTORY-TO·YOU-SAVINGS ON CAR , BA T,TER, I~S Quollty c..t. Lesl Then YO.. Think Baker "THE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN IIUDDLEPORT'' WY 2-:2. . . .. ' 124 ' ¥1!1~ MAtN:st. .. . .. ·-~ ..... ' ) - esses . .i fe's '· ' secretaries~ te~:;.,~r re~urn- j' her man MORE P£0PLE OWN RCAVICI'OR TELEVISION THAN ANY OTHER KIND ... BLACK AND WHITE OR COLOR ~ *'' • LOWEST·PRICED SPORTABOUT! a.~it.ndt~g a~ked ~~ovlded ~rthe:ndda~s. return~'~! 'I Cbrls~an I Bite~ • ELBERFELDS Bat.; "! olj~==- · ~· ,, en1erti!DoC11!illl 1 &ruter 'l'lnlrJoiMrs. G. 0. CUIQ IIIII 10111, Denday at !heir hOmo in Miner• til Md Jeffrey ville. Gueall were Mr. and llanil of ' IJ.J: Guetr; ""llflClub, Sundoy Pknk ..,ditJ be ouelt algbt ~ NOW, . . . YOV POW . -~s. . Mrs. Stew"" Daughters And Fami'I'1es v·lSI't -. •• . 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