http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9f346cfc9e14187ab7b229c618cb2576.pdf c4e2fd1cb911b989261c50418c6e4694 PDF Text Text ,. '' .' '• ' • .- .' . , ~·.. . '. ~, , ". ... ... . . ~ • "' ':. , • .' ' ., . .• ~ ·~~. '. ~ . .[ r· .' ' ~ . '1 ' ealled and ' eT the t-i• td, ,I 0 • " it KER u d h D ... ' I ....... •' - .... nn fTeeh ,. -I T IS 1 J8-l'J ranclS<:o, ' J I ' have, as com· wv Til. JC.I ' ' ov olor ·' "'1: '' () rft· T ., I. :Polish J '. • J • ' must be mor 16 I ...• umaa Nu.trh a aad Home - . 01. 1a.,. ..job, tbt OUIIt laNl ~ l~ l)'jlcl Of ••• . die 1oow " ( two""" ... Ht Uojll) rried to- '·. ' ! < ''. '. �• ____ ., , ... The Daily.. :Sentinel t•• I OF ii-H1 Ml!!f;~IOH ARIA JtutiUsli-ed eftry afternot~r. U· eept Sunday 'bY Tbi' Otikl Valley Seatlnel, Ii'le., at <_ho Meehanie 0 . lhllln~ office i_~rial, office phone ! NatioaaJ advertiainl represen tltive, Botttnelh-Ktmba1l, IDe., J4S Lexina;ton Ave., New Vorl ~i\r. 16;._, fi[ Y. .1 ~ Su~9fiptlon rate~ : nellvel'J by carrier wbe,-,e available 30 cents per ,;~ek: vne _year in advarke > ' !'<The Daily Sentinel offii:e, L ~· .,...,._ ' f " ' fl~ 60; sl.x month.!, ~ 80; tb~e e l.,...,S;ft:seclihd c!Ms mailmonths, i8.90 By motor roUte ,. at the post oCflCf! at where avan~bte oJne mon.tb $1 ' t Oineroy, Ohio . By mail one ye:u $8, six mootb.s ' IJcMrd S. Owt:n Gen. Msu:. $4.25; three months $2.!16, one month $1. F ')& ' • ' , ' .. lnDoubtof . - - ' - , - - - - - · - - · - - - - ----- MiraclesAndMiracleBu~ldets . Miracl es iJre mce to dream t hen meets those needs both about Wouldn't 1t be wonderful, through 1ts famous regular pack· ror cx.arnple, if all gfobal ten· ages nntl through spec1al pur cha!ies Farm tools and livestock, buLidtng tools, machmes for new cotage mdustries, cducatwnal and bealth atds-all are coordlna· ted so that the people o[ each trit!s 1n ouP 20th Century' YJllage can help themselves to Notio • coiit-tnt wtth dreaming, decent llvmg condJtwns, as be OAiftE rece'fttty launched 11 broad. f1ls free men. ened program to make th e m1r· II, l.l;e CARE, you real12.e act' of pleQty com~· to pass v1l· la~e '))y ~11!!-Jfi~. 'so tha1 the whole that there Jsn'l ti m e tu wa11 for "f'rt!e" worfd "'Wl'll be stre ngt heried . miracles, you'll want to semi Work tng with governmental yo ur donation Lmmed1ately to ahd prlvate-fountlatlon experts "Freedom VLllnges", C..:AIIbE, 880 .on t.be .scene, ()}!!RE cfetermmes First Ave , New Yolk 16, N. Y the vari ous supplH!s needed to (or th e agency's nearest local carry o~t economic and soc!al ortice). Whatever you give, Improvement s Jn selected under· CAfRE reports on what you pro. devcl op<>d Villages 1n Southen.s·t vided, where 1t went , ahd how A.'llll, the ~Ttdd l c E;;~st <md LaLin "your" vtlla se 1s Lhnvoing. In· Amer Jca-the areas of greate.st .stead of wistful 4reamillJ, crUiLS By poolmg the fu nds Am· through OA.nE you'll have a ptl'erican.s contr1Qut(' to 1ts "Free· sonal part in working mlr.CI~ dom V11l agc" Program. CARE for the caust of freedom . stons miraculously disappeared? If, overnight, we saw an end to the mass povert} th !l.\ has bred polipcal unnst m .so many coun- Backstairs At The White House I:Y MERRIMAN SMITH Unl ...cf .,,.... White House Writer WASHINGTON UP - Bnckstain at the White House: Jn~\ma~es. slY·' Mrs Eisen hower i ~ f;,eliltl 'better than she has In mant ~n\onthg, . ~e has a phenomenal faculty f ~· reMembering names At West PDlnt earUel' Ou s week, she wa~ a ble to cRII by their 1ir~ t names man)' ~rmy off1cers and th eir wlv~• . whnm she ahd not ~ce n m a nqfubero Of ycarg, NotbinR t'Ould haYP bE>en mo1·e fi:Jtterin g tO the pcr~ons whose names were call(>d, as !I seemed" out of t ho hJue ,. Best current estimate on t h ~ first bmllv's stay In Colorado this summer. Six weeks, be~ ~p late August Lust , ).;umrp \(ttl President an4 ~Is ~ " ·til Denver foro t lkht wec~s . . ' 1 Wtren Mr. Eisenhower was u West Point cadet. his room num her ..,as 2637 in the north area J f the bleak, gray-walled barracks M'4ybe the President runs again in J~mnybe he do~1m't. But th e poUttf,la:n ~ who aro advociting ht$ ,llJ;aklria another race can't get rnu('~ cnmfo""l out ot sOmo of th t> ra9tlbcs Mt• Et s ~ nh ower t.~ mak \' ' ,. - If you want to please Dad, give him Another European Is For ALot Of TroUble; This Time It's T~e Menacing Corn·Borer To his class of 11H5 at Welt Point , he stud t he other day, "My life doesn't have the freedom it once did." A cl assm~ Le stopped bim Monday night in the lush e11tJ1:e ':Of Gene Leone outside Weflt PQIP.t .IJ GAYLOR P. GODWIN corn whereas It had only and said, " It Is sure swell to have UnitN #r"' StaH Corrti!Mn•nt chance before. you with us tonight" VMSUJiNIGITON UP - There's 1'•k• Another Look troubl~ewing for the J RcsJstan~e. wh1eh The Prl!sldent said with an air die\ The change In tiLe borer or deep conviction, "And brother, European corn borer . the Agrreultural Research Ser ed Dtcke, and Penny to is It good to get awa}." of tmg resista nee-breedtD i Apd as rrJends at Gettysburg V~f! is developing strains have heard him l'iav l:Hcly, he re· corn better able to resl8t the vor· They fo~.md that : 1 fers to the White House as "the aclous !Jttle pest which destroyer! salt mine.'' a phrase used by his almost 192 mtUlon bushels of the corn borer predecessor. ex-Pres1dent Truman corn worth 261 mliUon dallars m mg, is es.tential Mr 'J't'uman, when he didn't call 19M. N the strains prove tough or early summer, the Whde House a sal t mme, enough, 1t 1s coneeivable thr 2 Tolerance to .s~. gomc hmet~ referred tu the execu· eorn borer could JtaJ"Ye. Dtveloptnent of tbue strains . 1 tivc mansion u "thnt bJg white Is underway at the ~uro~ean sta~k lunne:ltng by prison " corn borer researdl Ia 't o at 1esn.I'Y to save the Al!keny', 'tow a, 10 the o art of 1the second, or Jul; Someone gave t he F.IRenhnw~; tbe corn belt Th e brood. rive dogwood t'ecs for their arronomiBt t eam l)f If' F The first llroOO Pennsylvanllil farm The trees and L H. Penny beli eve they eggs laid were c:hal,v planted in a proll,linent meet a tar1e.t date of 1960 to ~onc~11t'''' ~pot nuur the house, hut the El· reloue of the new strains m the scnhowcrS' farmer reported after At one lime, a few days to the President that thr trl'~~ were heAvily clipped and 1£11entists believed they transplnn tect to a molat area near the way to l!ckma the corn bor·et I h1~ pond Now the trees are doint: with an lnbred lin., Of corn f.11nnu~ly nnd the President ex· borer resi!ltance Bul the pf'rt~ ~reat blossoms nex:t spring. a resourceful msect, Onlv one 1lrnwback- he doesn't l:jP by developin&: a new lis own. !luring the kll•JW wh.1 t rolor thf'v wi!l b" - - - - - - - - ------~-nt-w slraq1 or borer developed 1o a 1·wo-.brooded rather than Slftile-broocted Insect. " I b·lls Dr Ucrnll'f' M WE"-I)Zel. of O.:~rnvard Col!t'l{f', Colum b111 Unl v~rslty 11alrl ~he hnd nnr'l' endors ed thoso t t>e hni 11 u c ~. hut shr :knew bt~ftf!r now She knows thnt th :orc i ~ not hm ll lilte the frc£' and naturnl an1ff var;ltlcm becauM we fHI that In i t N·hntcal rmhllr11t1on of the A ~H6eiR I ion For Ttlc Advan('~>mrnl Of S('ll'f1Cf1 s hf' ~:ompla in e d that th e~ ~· "h!Ml·and AmericAn j •L'Il't't!•'n\~ri1e-ctil'ln lrt"hnh1Ues" hnli dominah~d tlllll fl f'!d nr ~(' lentl fic re1!4'11lrch 11inr.il lfl:36. The rcm1on why hhS1-and-~ &lrcam-lnjeet!on lechniCJUt't hAve to donnn11tn hi t bat H1ey fellow ,,tciJitsts '"'"' of Lbe odor the ''subieet ~~ responrJ. · SHIRTS. TIES Just !be II~ for Dad. Bright colors, Big selectio'\ ·sa~9s I Wid~ . selection, All ,, I'· , ,to 00 DAILY CROSSWOR·D ........ HtiNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM $1.50 Hollywood Notes I U)lll, BY DELO!. SMITH Unlf•d Pnu Selenre l!dltor NF.W YORK UP- A lcadlnr, "dt•n!J fu.' slurlent of ~mo llm g hu, thrown n bomhKht•ll 1nto that cor· n.er nf ~rinnct! by renou ncing "blaRt 11trnam t~rhnlqurij" for lntrorluci nf( xmclii'l to humnn ROll· Men's , Men's Dress SLACKS 194.0'·',·,-·''·"'' SCIENCE-TODAY • DRESS "colors. Size l4~' '!o · 17. Famous nam ... Thny hllv9 been l't!fmcrl, sh l' N>htlifUed, to the JlOint wh Pre lhl'l h'1m"" b olnn whl'l&o ~me!Hn ~ i~ llnliP.r f:ludy J~ required to hol(\ hi.11 breat h ion!( e no u r~ h rnr !J lllmel l Lo be blown 1nto his noso.ri]8. a~o1us Sid• Questions Even alt"r ion::~: trumm!l. rno-.t human belucs con't t~rform r~ llablv that wav- "thc extreme arttrl<!h.liljY of th ~ :~ l tuati on " 'oil.' e• all !IOt1s o1 s1tlc O lll• $tion ~ which c.ompllcatc !il'1cnUf1 c ·c tt) frh'llds . __ ,;____ ""r' -~----- MEN~S tbu llttadk, plants w.ith severe shank hljuty proiluee · eh\ill)y ears, or! the ears 'drop and are miS!Ied ny the plct.er. T.Jte aetvln Say1 It il easy to, establia:b borer "''lst•'l',•i in neW 'Inbred Unes 0of eorn .owienti.9ts began in 19ro wlth a fi!W promiJiing hnes, and now 1 Wrinkle 011 face hav~ !lOme 600. But the nut job ''They had to chance movle they face i1 more dntficu1t. Tbey seript bt'eaule of ceruJors" abe have to lntl'oduee thts resistance la\!a:hed. ' mto hylbr1ds that have other des· ''One, thing 1 1118ble charaCters such u good had Stanfoi'd ,.,.,,jng • 91, 1,0: and a.d at a ,., 8Y ALINE MOSBY UniMd Prnt St1~1 Cor,..,O..dent HOLLYWOOD tJP-on a rieh, dliovle set actrds Joan is portra~lng the .fabulous Nesbit ThaW, the ~Gibson of the ·gax tOO's over whose love millionaire ltarry K. Thaw shot playboy Stanford White. Twenty miles acrosa town from 1J;;; 1 ~h e movie fintasy at 20th Century llth~e~bo~r~e":r_Lt~w~o_:s~hlllo~b'~~·tt~~~~~~C~~~~~~~~~~:t_; Fox, the real Evelyn &at oquJetly in her simple }.rt studio today.' l cr('d, odnr-frce air 1s int ooduced ,Forty-nine years ago next week Into the box for him to brenthc. -June 23, 1906-Evelyn'• hus· Odors nr 11ny sort in 1ny degree A\)11088 tot. Came ftlh 13. A. apree band killed White in a fit of Jea· M mten8il )' can be added to thnt 1. Bet'ont! . lolall() 10usty at the Madison Square 1111 <tnd ngully controlled ~. Nle!knlmt DOWH 1$. con .. Garden Supper Cluh, aDd the tor 1. Spade·llkt Smelllntt Fuclnltlen rptel• bt!autJful show"lirl beeame a na ' 'Chelter'' lmpl•menl Where particular precision Is ••• tional figure 0. Po••t• 2. llxcelkat tlon l'f!fJUIII' d , ~ he coven the subjeet'11 Mra. Thaw, now 70, ft'loved here 10. A prden 1. Btrdo~~ 17. aomnr haJ r und bee exce pt for his nos· Jlx y.ear& arro from · :Vew York to watH· claaa · UP' tn\ 11 11.ith plastie !lheelinq When C:OJlvt)'Of' teaeh 9e'ulptin1J. 4. BPl'f* JO. Crowd h1 s head is In the 00¥, thos~ are 11. Drank hlri Weert 'Attlrt'• Smoell; lfllliO ~~y II. A th£' on lv parts or himself which a:. Ch&.nue c:l~ r.emnant of diamonds an,~d,O:I~~:·~ h ~ cou ld ~ mell and possthly con· t.-Jutnpt 111. Ku.nttrt Yt1l4td'J''• f11.<1u wtth the odors In the air he UAtor&rJ H. A ~ l!otoro ~ (AIV.L, b oreathlnQ . tton JT. C\I<k... Most non sciontlfic people don't t&Oporapo r rea iJzc the scientific fa$clnatlon 4LlFrmb · · m•104J · lhnt there Is In \a NeiiJI'l!l. The 40. ,.alk ' cl!&lk llti!Jlhcr of unanswered que ~otions ' :llmut 1t cnn be gtleti1Sil!l~ at 1 when' ytJu remember that \\Jh•t.~ man ~m e ll :t a~tottle;l doesn't' sln~i at all, v.hil Whftt smells ·gdocld lt one man ml\y be ofleh~lwe eno.U b \b nnothfJr to slekt:n Jlim. ' Tht• Jalf! pubHc excitemeftt.over r hl nro):) h}'ll ~ an eXamP.Ie. pbjee. tlve lv rl 1slntcrested sctontitie re· 8ttlrl'h showed ~hat vet)~ 1mal1 JJTI(lllnts or it. such a!l ecnild be ):)ut mto chewinl fUm, co"ld deodorl 7.t• nothlnjl ,.yet 'ln'\ny peonte wel'(~ eomplctely eonvince<! that lh1•sc ~ mall emounti worked. In. dec,J, smt"l!ing Is 11a clasely co ~' · ncrt<'q w1th mental proeettl'!l lhtil mnst Bdenttflc studenta cr1 It :u tc> p s ~·r holognds-.as l• Dr. WeK· iril :r gilt he """ wear! You're sure to ll'in bis high favor, ..pecially if you make your selecti0111 here, .. 3~ MEN'S BE1TI(!R B'ELTS ' to$11.95 AU .te.II!Or. 28 to 46 Size 28 to .44. Wide selec. lion, lllllny colora to choose from. ~ve •\ ~uin1 STIFFLERS ' ' A•••••: . ' ......... Men1 Short Sleeve • ' Men'a · ' ROC~FORP WO.lK SOCKS SPO'R t S'ij I RTS ~r.r.x..xu I SAVE AT ' r ., t'•'"• l . · Huildre<Js to choose from. Shop SUfllers '' '. $1.99 jto$3.99 BUY .BE\lll 'Fr~itOfth~LOO~',.., WHITE DON'f .' . IiROADCWTH . T·Shirt5,69c Shdrts': · A "nil nrtiflclal meehanism ~~·Jclont as tn1ffU1C l.n,j cnrry. the olfactory · mem'!'!'1':'~~ ~lid . 11 no\t·ea11Dn to be ' necessary ~lii·L Sizes 28 tO. 46. Box._.- &, ATHLETIC ATHLETIC Shirts. 34 to 46. ' .. • SAVE NOW . I AT. •j filii ' 'Brit!·fs , 69c 'l!:W-L Sizes. ·save Now! ' �"'tf, . .The Dolly' ~-"'""-- -· " ' ' - · Busin~ ofessional1'011en · O~e Ninth.·Atimver~~Y.Ab.Gath~ \ I ~· •·. ••• •' victor.y. Launching their seeon!if · w..l<n• I \ 0 1 • 1. r oaring bqU1ers eXtpio!ded six run! in the · second · while southpaw Johnl!Y handttdfed the Redlep hits for his !eventh Duke Snider, who Insists rather hit in Crosley Fitld Ebbets Field , capped ' th' ~-"_cc· run rally with ~is 20th run that drO\'e in two team·•••"'-' ahead of him. L - I A.."':._ range. h~ts , ¥aas, a Mi~tiigaD; ia "'· ""' ,a••.~ •f witb.aJour and w.,.neo<ta_. Onlf . ' Jl'l'o .•IJ WMdoll {).... Forroal ~ · IAtiumim i\N~I~ .. _tliGt *til pl-;e him plen~. ••• whl~e Gomll!z fiCattere~ for his third vid.ory _ .No matter how UutC or much you want to epea,ol. we have jus! die pn~Oij4l. slft that will please Dad. Come in today --'- an<l diOOM from our his collection of fine ,( ~ ! • :• -·varo~ . •" .. '" Pride Of flie lil~efra!' , ,~, clinJ~i1~n:g~lo~~·:: Phllade]phia , 4-2, but 15 games behind the Dodgers. I I th~t lhe f~l'!"• qllba ~lutj:: ·~t Ia .,, wi•b) t~ our elqb thd 1P'f c:aa do our IICll !o, hOIP !Cl!l•.. fgp. ther the ain\a,tnd pumDfeJ oJ,our nat.,naJ. fedefa.tlOa and that tii!J year we will aim. l'IJJIIL and Ob&I!IJQJ. ••<I ~o.t:• w• 'rhll!! hLltirw.w mNttnr btl4 In th• tln.atch •e,hQOI ~embly roo" and pl1n1 wtre m11C!e to ,._. ten~tbe Letdenhip1Tra.lalnl COb;· fenM:e oi June 11; 2t tbe Call1· brlaa ,IJottl. .; \ll otrlcert fnd in· tereited me~bera ,) "e utled . W 11ttfd tlll• .,_Inc when DGlotby FI"~!Q,er, . ljrlt Ylce prilld'lll> wi)J be 11ie speaker. '- ~h~E~;~~f:~~~~~~ a Mrs , sent~d <tb.: ~Tti Shqpj. ,' .,.r~ · •Falrt~, atorlilll · ll., H~pl~ Iff' Dlreeto, of ' Civil 'Defense lrotl\ the , , 1 . <:en~r; ~ead~g t~ qaqeer Dr1..ve Columbus. The BPW atso headed ~ T~e pr!slden( anct .. nee pfes~ so •uccea!lfully·"tllft i~,J•4 ~iblj the, He:art ~aJPpai~, that year. deq.t ~'t'e' lntfRitinl ·report.-.yt "'< ~~~~~'\!l~t ·C•~IW'·~•~~~ • Vl\1 •":<JI~r J;;f~•-ller,aojo!,o, 1111Dl~dlat~ lhetJ;;'at!te Hot - ~.onyenlloa held,. •1-tH"' ~':- •'H.!"vn · f1' 1li . lfJ.iv~ IUrw(i. ·a· I!IPr ~~ -prea den~ repdrted a eOrltrl ...ell 1 •· D t '"'ll t• )· !'<l""lo.. till' !lie 11>\!.~lle • '!'li•li '~- ~r paQil (or ,tho 'ltlddlepo~ jenta'""B'Piv ";th:Jh"!t;i,; ;;;. hw, 1 •ot:"ll\lon1 'a. - -. • 11p ,. 1 · _. . , . . , , .' 0 . Boy r~!r!:l Muoo " ..• The Yankees remained 2~ ~tames ahead of the American Leagu~ fleld witb a 7·6 triumph over the Thrers ' In 10 Innings. Mickey Manne's sln,le w\th two out ·in \ the 1oth '.scored ' Joe ~I· 1ins witlr the winning run but most or the dramatics ......... , • tcrAmmed lilto thf! ninth' oa1r of errors helped the kces score th·u e. run1 to . tie · < ' he w;~en need~d Bob he lo1111ded . [he Cbul' s ~d t r -ij ewd l'.!J Stnn - WA11HI ) l!lfiMONIJ",_ '>l lVLRWARE COURT w • •• POM£P.O'Y , O HI O ST F :iiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiii~ score,\ •. ' . ,. .,. . fQr you /:' the with none out In the seventh. • • • • .. r • of led · .... . ' Our 9tft Annivtnary SALE on COATS and SUlTS • Only ONLY led ''""''~r;;!~:!~~u!'.!"~ ' OFF On All COAT~ and SUITS 2;aa;·~~~~~:~~~~:.:~ M~·rc;edes ~ ,, •• ''' •.. in roo101 the ehurcb . June Speu'9er ,of Mason, . preai· dent of the Or.a[]ization, ln chlliie .of the b'\f'hlesa .moeetin~, It wa.1 deeldfd to aead ., ""'•• ' .. ' 'd~t to, ~tJ.rcb· ea~ at ' on TbUfsday ~etnoon to program.s for the coming . meeUna•. Fry; otJ:~~~~~~~··;, wete gold ~..., DeVotionals ing wete lo charBe ' Capebgrt, Th'~ IJ:J;Otlp . - ,_ •••n . a dante. A buot~..trlo rlalpo lheeomfclrt . ' to yoa. Wltlte lealller, (Piilk ud bin ~ea::<• , , ~ .... ' C. F. 11\BBS, .I'J'opr.•. .N. Seeolld Stroet t~he.·:clowioprir:e, . . thPLYMOUTH is· • ... • ' ' l at Sunday's ... ' In bannon from Uune '7 · Tbe ()'ftficei-8 of the will JUj.\'e I -.eetir1g Metbod_ist Churc-h In ;P.t. ..' -·•< ' ller IO<kUnlng tlutt 1un1a every wllk ID.to , , .;Rous~~·s· Shoe~~~ ' Dress '" . lber.J · · Condon ~' Forget your uil juR t•t lutppy ..• do your lllmmer stepping' In llltle low. down ooadoll wllll a lleavenly foam roll. ' ... ssoo: . ·•. a®<~unt'ed · ~or three runs. llllne dqtched his 'fourth • Mrl. Vic the Joeiety. SALE the game f:or the • • • • alt)tou~h ~ Cbureb. ,Tb~ meolintf ol!fnod wjl!l ting· l tnri\'IJI.ed . h"'lii«IJied. the fourth 1 wltti a doU'ble aM a · helP. Birthday_ • "CIIY chureh .... "~ the of tbe teruJar mon~lilY mi:;!J.~'! J of the Women•• Soeielf ,.. SerYic~ h4!1d on MqDd1y bi ol.a b¥DQI a Bbus11, :c~~~~~~-;~I I.\A8., ~ad a prealdrit PrOW? . ates. Big Dale Long, who hit fifth homer In the second i~~~-~~~ • • Cnul'c~es' · For WSW~ Monthly l.i~ti,;g ~ • dinals, 1~5 despite a hoh'll!i't. by Wally Moon. run rally in the fourth sewed ·- ,, ' ner homtred for Philadelpbia. 'Pirat~• .. ...... ty Sentinel in the fourth while Granny Tbe .. . ~~SKETJI\1,.1:)·. . ~~-~ r:,gion-Auxiliary ·. .'t.s l:fiGHU.Gl:l:r ., , -I ,.f' OF SCOyt~M~.T j pitcher Lf!W Burdtttfl cllneher In the- eighth · the Braves. Loser Q.ol)in· of a sintle , the abo heela wu ta~ged tor 1 1 bomer by roOkit Ch1:Jotc: t~~ •!den~ men~ic;10ed l'elame bf someTtiey of ltl· . speaker~ wbo.._ included rwme Rtlwena of eluded apopsoi'iitl . the Brownle, Sprout, Di.striet Dir~or; 1 · K~ Pac., ~ea~ing R;d Cro.88 Drl~ ' rean &lrl wtlO was a .-tudent at .. haviRJ foOd bOo~ ·at the CounJy O),ilo Universitx; ' and a DeputY. ft •! ~~~ !lo•do>d.eP~IL · < . .. ,Pai) Jo."!~~\1"> pgd ~!!o the •~ -f u~· fuij~&f!lolaJ,l_tatea '9!l\ ' 11lti!Jollll!<nl Ollhe,.Soholarohip ,at . ;,"·: ; -<II"• fP: I!!f W~~,o~~ni~-'"' Jht; l!ohe( :l'lospilal B,et\oot of bj[~~l~-~=~=~=~~~~!~~~~~!~!~~~ ' ....~ ~ h'lj.Jf)l~rs. ·f aan ~blights • , I, ~I Edd!e Mathew.s' 14th homer . t"'!\i 11 elgb~ Mllwnt*ee, still faint huPf', Uke the Giants, r .-tiooollly adverti3ed sift items' for men'.. nn 'f~nl.,.llr) ' · ' L..,..Brl~ Ruben Gomez in a S..O tbe hinds of the Giants. the rookie first bueman recalled trom- MinneapoU• ol American Aa•ociation, drcwe three runs with ·his fourth hono.e rl tn five gamea and a sacrifice ,Gift ,.. ... hus.ky wOn 011 lht:! second-place Cubs ran afoul of both Gall ' ' pitched , ' Dodters Oaln 'Full Citme.. Tlle Dodgers gained a full gorn~ I ) . r M:luTJlddie H,!.uduhett, pr~ lor bft year: Dr. R. E. Bcllee: :lllurfSn,i. "\ oj¢nt of. tllo ¥(d.,el"'i1 B~olrieu lim, o/ the Chamber ol com. lllU lli>u4Nt0tk wu 1110::,~~ llld Prolutlon~ Women} Club, meru, J. H. Orale; Rev. W. B. of lno qndlo-llln\t•t ! ll!d Jt!l. \Vealoy ·Fry '• vi••·P'ftl· "o...; co. .ty Acent c. E. l!IU. whl~b. '!'ldad wl\11 111'1. Fry, t~e dtJJt, piYe repott1 of< t~ ',.U,te t!lee· Sqpt. L. W, McCf)mlll vlce.pi':ejd~tDt, mlklDI t wtllli fru- coilvontiila hOld In ·llaflon lolot ~unly Supt. 0. 0 . 1'111l"F""•· 11!o' lDOilth w~eq the reeutu dinner aPw "'1110 eponsored e~)' and tlleotllir ~ the B~W wu held P9•1"1' Cjln!.,ta in the ochoq)a on ~ay nfrbt a~ th, :pit~t Pr$ their .~Jopg t'BOOit Your Townl>Yt~u OhUJ'~ Your TOwn Boo1t,s Yr,u." Tbe nin;t:h &Aniverury qf 'h' KiD Hina Rus~ell wos pret:ident loeal clu~ WQ "ltbr•ted durinl tpr two years and the iDeal BPW t~e •dlnntr Ud ~t presidents broadea11t' over Wlf.H In obler· lighted treed and fQt c.andl.es vance of Nf,JionaJ Bwineu Wom· .~t*- JQITOup.ded 1 Jke 41~WA~d en's Week; bousht clothinJ ' for eake ,.._a Pllt Q1 ,the ,ee~emoqy. the Chll4i;e\J'' Home; had noal.i Mn. Allen Jf:!uknl8on, eha{tet lD the Memnrial (>ay · parade: Q'l~mbel', n1hted .a meroor~aJ spon 5ored a style •how by 8 Cip. · candle tor 1be . first prMJdtnt~ cjnnati 1 t~pt, and 1 card ptri:v tt Mrs. Lewit Bl.JrfonL lj,. the Hill:\ School; fielded- equip.Mr1. Homer " R.QaseJI, teeof'd ment to tlie Hospital Loan Cen. pr,.me~t. '""'ed lor . two ·i:er. .. • and as she l~f:ited tier candle~ sbt Mrs. R.alpJ:t Pratt, the :neXt pre. 1' 1 ".~s,~"Dtive·ln invasion in fine stylt, ) tbe , - . k ,.,. I· . or sang "Am· liating the , edea, 'The Be-a'-'ttful" aild gave t~e Coun~log tbe · fit$1Je ll( 'AHegianee to the tlle Galllpoli,s flag. A ' poem ehtJtled ''Lite For '~~~~~~~~s!m~all notttseat. Peaea" wU· i-ead by Foat~oll/R' Ei'nd a solo MarilftJL was 1ung by Beverly Roush. We have ' a wonderful collecllon of gifts lor Dad. We will help you with 1 )'Qur gift prQ~lem : ,. Until Sat.urdof'9:00 PM' . . . ' '· 10 LONGEST ', "f' •.,1 AOOMI.£ST " L (:. SHIRTS "' a.9~ . . . . $3.ss BILLFOLDS .... $4'.so · SIG~GE:Sit • . ~ ' ON ANY MERCHANDISl PUitCHASEI> ~OR White or Colors . PAJAMA$ • Broadcloth or crinkle ere~ reg MJN • TtiS Palm ·J3!•cb, su-. Jlayon 4.95 .... , $4.!)' reg 1.50 .... $1.35 regl.OO .... $LBO BELTS Leather. braided, stretch ,., 2 .so . . . . $2.1$ . HOSI ' , \ ' ... ";'JS reg 4.00 .... $3 .60 A1'8Yie, . ~!l l'tn SPORT SHI 11 T"'' 3 pr Mf t.OCf 1 70 ~ACKETS l,ong and Short S~~~~"'· reg 3.95 reg BOXES 4.95 l.fANY O'hlU GIP'l'S: , ~~ Wl)UL!;> • Al'P~~J_A'fE'(' ' ;. ' GtFT •oxe.s t -; ,. " . amiil·i'l~"i~IN, • , ~ �• • The lo '. --' • • • Co • . .' • • - •' ..•' / '' -- -' j ·: ~ ,; ,. • ' . " • ., ' by - ' 1)1Rl!:SS Brol(er n dl TIU um 5376808. Cho ,. ar1.,• RUHeii ei,a:e County, 1; II ' �'. . ' ·-·- ·. -·- ..,.,. • .. .. .,. • f • ... ' • • Ohlt Pomeroy Personals Major C. D. Graber wbo has 1 been .stationed at the t'ttzstmmons Army.Jiospi~al, Denm, Colo., is from t.~ Mrs. Honrd Nolp;n:, _ ~l gs tbe U. S. County Home E:d.ension Agent, m.ta Pal'ketsbl}r,C: ne wu one of the winner!! IMiss Goeg. Jein Weds Mr. Clark· InCa·ndlelight deremontes. ·• • tbe guest of hts parents, Mr. and of an . Mrs. Charles Graber Sr. Mr~ and Mrs. ·H obart Ri111 . of Crooksville were weekend guest~$ now electric: range in the "Spring re- )Jana:e ·Festival" sponsored by the t -,.._;'-.;.__=::_---~ 240, Boy Scouts ol America, w1Jl meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 at Lbe Middleport Public Library All membcn are urged to be pre- R«ruit. TO MilT ol sent. " JT'S NEW! It'S ·DIFFEReNT! $omething ;y~u Never ._ll /i0..-6 HI# ,., ~ . - rl ~ ' Heord Of! . . · FOR LE" HANDED PEOPLE • . __ _, ... ...,,,. OHIO!_, .... _ _ ....., .... ....... --lowHtoM.Prt.. WilT YIIOINIA: ..... .... hlth r• '" .... ,.... --'""~'" fllr J4. Sinole Copy St. of her- rnother, Mrs. Lydia Hysell and other relatives. Mra ·M. S. Campbe!l of Hunt-· ington, W. Va ., lS the gueat O( her brother, Frank Chapman and dau~ ghter, Min Mary Eliz:abeth. Mr. and Mrs. John TerreiJ an~ daughter l.Jia Sue w~re bUJiDeU v&sltors in Gallipolitl Monday. Orvel Michael of M11nsfiieid rJved"TuesdaY. for a visit wnn.f.'~'1 father George Michael and brother and sister in·law, Mr. Mrs. Oliver Michael. and family. Mrs. Bertha Scott is confined J.o . her home by illness. · Mrs Lester Hart underWent · major :;urgcry Tuesday at St. Jb: s(\ph Hospital, Parkersburg. ' Hfir 1 room number Is 422. Dr. Kenneth Amsbary spent Tuesday in Culumbufl and accompanied his daughter Ltky home from Mt. Carmel Hos1 pita!. ·.Amating Pen maker's • .Art . . I CoDins Jewel~ ..,....... r- Codf .,. I hiAI' · . Pannw.OW. Women u .,.._ M ~ · . CIGARETTES $1.00 sleeves. ruerve and pay for parking .,a~e for 1)ffitl.IL"tan. . coon- Her as OLD SPICE Alter Shave Lotion $1.00 '" '·•, ,.,. Box of 50 $2.15 $1.98up $1.10 PGI,.AROID CAMERAS CIGARETTE LIGHTERS · $$9.95 cind $89.75 Pldure• In A Minute $1.00up PIPES BOX CANDY $1~00up ALL LEATHER Gutl'lllleetl Quality I!LLFOLDS $1.50up -. . ' Choc. or Summer Candy •• I • 6~c up · WltTCHES Poetet br Wrln $2.3~up 'FREE VACCINE has not ' II be veto the biD. · bW ,Pro'idea a co~io.D appointed by the goveroor would isSue ~Ida lo fiDanet ~ tlon,. estiUted al about five mil· lion doltan:: , Parklng eharces would . .'. . # rtl~re thli bodds and thea the garaae' op., eraUOil WOUld beC!ome tbe ruponiJbilit)o Of the .tate. n wu . lestionated the &o.iilll would be retired in 4P )'~~ l · The prq:e would be open Jfor t~ubUC ale,. witb, ,tbe mtm1ted ebarae $1.40..- for·.eilht' houri. ' Tb& Houee put an 1amea~ment ll)to the ·.blJI pmidlnl tho\ ,le~P. latoro 'IIOo!ld be -...ured of p.<tt. ID; s~ee but the Queition of wbQ' ...... .lbe B.·~:.'~~~;~\: was dleftP•r opea. Lillo"' Jt..MtriOn said c~erat feelial that l'tl'l ud otiHi!(Mate ' $299.00 SHAVING BRUSHES ~)'WOOdle the gucata. J .YARDLEY SHAVE 1.0T(Q~ . . Grabow, Yellow Rowl • CIGARS Mrs. Jack Seell&, aister 0{ if'Oom and Miss Carol eouJin of the bride -''-+~- JILL MAYBE be.9t Wilson, John Wayne Teaford, Jack Seehg and ToRt Reutel'. Preceding the ceremony a half hour of nuptial mu.slc - was presented by Ml.ss Joy Smith, organ~at nnd lUra Ed1th Kunz'e and Mrs. Jun~ VlnVranken, vocaLists Miss Smith pJayDd, "Atway.!l", "I . Love You Truly," and "Whither Thou Goesl". and Mre. Kunz.e and and Mrs. Vt~nVranken sang, 'Mel· ody of Love", ''eecalL!Ie" "Ob Promlse Me", "Through the Years", 'The Lord's Prayer" • whJie the couple W(!re ""''•"''' .at the ultar, ''The Wedding Pray- cr." carton 1.94 , Sup,ort . The bride gavcn in marr1age by her rather, wore a · ballerina length t:ress of whiti! broeaded satin, fat~hwned princc,u style with V neckline and three Kenneth Kmg served Super' Speed Ramr With the Enrydopcdla of Sports Dareot.its ::.:~=:..!:=:;:;:.:::.;,.::..::.._d:;l.:;::'"·~-_...,...,~---- man and ushers were Geffory POPULAR BRANDS ............. · - ..... • • iT. length 'CiiLLETTE 1ut Tllllllday Cr1vottA told police hit attad' ,..,. the ,... Will. en hJid aeetlled. blm of "squP.a] Tbe 'tbrory th1C II.Afet)(iea; adiDI" on IHmbiert of the rtng. l..a· J ·~.::':;·, or tomeoae conneete4 witll ter be ideatif'lild 12 other men anA l" ltaa:~ the tn&rgiai'J' ·, . (inlterl;p lenglh veil tell •atin \l'inim,,~ ' ..,..... W8l ....,._, 1M1t tile Sen· ale Labor Committee the physi dans' organiution would reluc hntly arcepl the President's mord modest an million dollar propoaal to furnish free vaccine only to youngsten whose parents cannot A gift 1<t make him even more handsome . , . at leisure, at the club, at business. Give Dad oomethj.ng smart to use aild bo proud, of ... from our huge selection. loath Side mp Sebool in Pitb· bolrgh traditions of m'<!dlclne," U asaert·' ·* =..:.....-..-~..::: ia POOler())', Sheriff Claark!:l; Ruuell 11id today. . The 1berlll, who iJ iavetd&lt:hiJ the thrft with Pomeroy Po.' lice, tald that wtknown thlevea broke iD to the dnll rtore oa "''t- .,....,. ..,.r lllfittrl~ion ef aJalD Street JMNDetime 1tt.er' ..-let. mldoijht. 'l1le nUdlkl rlnl'& operaUnn11 •""-Ice ... ptnH .. tM • · Negro. wu the fOtb .arrested lhll w..,t in ~n ­ were ex~ )n rtttlburgh fol· 1tectr r-~ ., ,....•.,.,.... >ri!b the rio!~'• Pltloburah lowing tilt ~tiq of Bernard ,......, tfnuth a MMII ..,....;. Cravotb., 18, a formlft' student at 1ft ~,. MJ~nlnt tWt ,...,.._ 1'hf, ed , "no ehdd will be denied a . vaccinahon becau.!lc of inability to pay a rh.Ysiclan'.!l fee." AMA spokl!llmcn told the , ·f A We, tont.ainilla 1300 to ltOO worth of nareotia aDd appresk matelJ" 1125 Jn eub, wu cirritd IWIJ from the St.ark DrUJ st~ ..w: "In accordance wlth the great • Pry Padloeked 1VIndo1' Loose To Enter Store l'llllburp - · • Supt. Adam Gelsler aid Todd'bad refuted to waiYe atraditiOD I.e Penn11ylvaniJ aad "we11 haw!: to fight to set him back.'I T_,.. w. .......,.. ., tM •• eratw ., 1 Ctfe 11 the:t.ead ., a Mtctriow " " ' " ., a.Uaire ........ • ....... CM Alley"', Authetwtl hi• afe tt.d .-. tax.pay~;ts. ., Mil ......., li ed THIEVES TAKE ,. Nab~ e ev $4001N DRUGS HeadOfTri·State.....'Dope' Ring $125IN CASH ' ,.....,.... W'\SHl~GTON l./P · Thf' AtnP' ican Mctlleal Association ehara:ed today lhat a lJemoc:uuc pl'an to provide frel.' polio vaccine to all children ts "completely unneeea· sary" and would , involve an "un relllonable" expense f, ,r American Product Of The PrW.,.~ t.~.B DEMOS' PLAN FOR VACCINE "fhisr - · - '"""' - IAMA AGAINST Come In And See ..,..... • .a 1 '. traialna. · Columb"'s and SQuthern Ohto Elec- of her motber, Mra. Vi.ctqr· &r1Ct7 ~ trlc .Company and .Jocal clectr1e , FrederLek appl\!ln« dealm A Ji~Jt of the btecbt. •Mrs . Allie Grueser and i 84?D ,.. Pie·""" WJIUlen and their ,pictur~s were an d "'"orae Roy carried in a · Columbus paper Abe and Jrandaon Randy )IaUck of Monessen, Pa., are the iuests P.omeroy. ' Tuesda.r morning. Electron!< and w~rcy ·• \ .. I .· ·Hou:·• : ~dmiUed to .... frooi lhb .... mominl . 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