https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1de2805dd344ac6cd9ecfa05d411352c.pdf aa1ca9e0d24920d1d5759b8b9f4d206f PDF Text Text .. .. '"' TONJCi!ll' I TIIUIISI)AY loflrch II • il9 NOT OJEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY llar<h :J • 22 !lORN WILD Tom Nlnllni Patty McComack KONA COAST - T6chnicolor- l Ri.chlnl Boone • Veno Mlloo SHOW STARTS 7 P.lol.. -.- .. :1 ... ' ~~ .1113 ' '. • lalb1,.,Uilloal noll!-, .__' I In AUDIE GUNS FOR . APA~P6~ AliiO ' 21-22-23 March CLINT EASTWOOD iD TilE GOOD, 11IE BAD AND TilE UGLY AliiO WALTER MATTIIAU In A GUIDE toR TilE MARRIED I\IAN . J~ Wlnl -·H - oald. ".And not 11111!1 rumor• me an eodmltod laJ bo!ore Jon. IS. Tho,y it takea about as much time to Ole an e.umate as lt doea the tiDal repOrt. 11 - \ ' ' r ii ,. • 1· •· I '': .:· I _, :,. , .. • " ••.·:·. I• ' • •. ,", t .,-- , .J_ ' ' ' \( , ' ,. ' . •j,;., t'l. •.i • IID,osaible lo 101 the ..-.! data to the _procelllq eenter betore the ftrlt week 1n Febru· ll'Y,'' 9rt1Dkadded. ''l'Jdaleaves,. ' , llDitatioo. ,• iJW, an:l procram pianntne are on ~pnda for the trainirv ae•· alon. Leaders are to take a ~ I - • l •' '1 IIIIi!•• ..e.. . Flr111110n lcoqrhl ' 1.,. The Jlro~, ·~~~~~· olx de- . PCGJeroy Yol\deer tlremen partiilentO f<!qgllt a Ore In the with lim 1n 1liKlcJed 'portine.u, to )ie ·blled 001, re- . lobOr'ed t'h hoolri before ovor- Sllowbln HUl a_rel of ~cuoe. Of l\lelp Co.mt,Y·Wldi.oday. Jlo:; aultod In ofllcialo of•throe Moils coanlng 1 ·hillside blue <>II Kerr-. · Middleport tlremen were ~so fore llnally brilWI'W .Ihtm' Wider muillciiiOiitl-• ~~~uiJV 'ilrict 110o St. In the iW"r )111'1 o1 town. M. sUllllliooed ~ tho lllcElhiiiiiY HUl 1 · bund~ order.,. 1" control. the aame tlale, fJb: other fire de- region of Salisbury· Townshij> 11 4:28 p. m. to extlrwulsh a small brush aJ¥1 Jl'IBI fire, Mayors anil nre chters in at IolBI throe muillciJ>olldes of tho county, in an effort to reduce . . I' . -~: . I ..• ' For the aecood Jtralgbt year terdentald CbarleaTIYlor1 prlD- Jeff Clrcly, Ricinei Karen'fteed, some of the ~2:e1 beirw caused due to smill top honj>ro went to tho s.Jem cl»ol Of Ea!tOrn : Hlp School. Riverview; JO!' White, Rutland; ' sra•• ani. tr8ah fires getting out olhand, today iscenter School am ltll represenotber O.naiilts and the schools Patrick Airson, Slllsbury; Vic• sued orders · that all cypes of taUw WldllesdQ' nlJht when the represeoted ·by each IDclude!J: torla Johnson, Southern Elemenburning wUl be prohibited until annual Melas Cowtt;y~Uin&Bee RoaallDB Ferguson, BradbufYi tary; Mary Bass, Syracuse: Patthe end of the dry 10111011. was llel4 at the. SOUthern Local EUeen Kennedy, H8rrisoovlilei ty Groasruckie, ~r& Plalns, Villqes where . the no burning Jlldor High Scllool. Donald stivers, ~i ·and Randall Butcher, Meigs Junorders havebeenlssuedareSyra-. Wimer of the event.ns AU II Maureen Hennessy, Pomel'O)'; lor High. cuse, Pomeroy and Racine. Fire Walker, a sixth grider 1 daughter wardens in the reil&)ectl'ft towns or Mr. and ·Mra. Willard Walker, hive been notified not to issue two . ~niRJivldud 01\Y burnl.. JIOl'llllte pending - thar instructions. ' Fire doptrlment olllclalo Mid approximately 75 to 100 ..... of land were burned in the fires in ttJper Pamer~ an:l oo Snowball HW behind S)T&cuoe. · . Fire !ighUIW equi!Jment fr1111 Jho l\leson Fire Deportment, tho Mason ClvU Defense Uill4 llliddleport, a.ester ml Raclne joined the Syracuse department in biWing the blaze there. It was reported the tire started in tile area or the town dump IIIIIIPread to wooded are~~a. Two Department of Forestry bulldozers were ftralb brought tn to bring tile blaze wxler cootrol. The first alarm of UteSyra- rrad.,. book, their hllldbooks, lad t h e ""CQ'Ip C,aft.., cuD or tile li'PII' l2;J& ,_ m. · to tile an SL,. blhind tbe ertv. Fire Chief llld much of the lbere zoDavis. Pc:meroy tlremen celvod a clll II llortb Vl-1114 repreaenting the Cheater El.. force• eltlmated • . ·~o:GI·~·i me!Ury School. She Is thedlugh-. ter or Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Sex- Hoovy llliMlnl bll throe dayo billie that pordcular or-. tlon and TilE ENGAGEI\IENT OF KATIILEEN ELLEN JW!R loA. 1 c. Robert Bruce Smith hoo lloon &IIIIIIWICOd by hlr porento, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Karr ot 13-15 Fllrhavea Place, Fair Lawn,, N.J. He Is tho son of Mr. ond Mro. Doullao Smith o! Romoey, N.J. Tho brtde-loobo, a rracliiiiAI of Fair LIWD HJifl SCboaland Sberwood School olllullneaa, lo withtho New Joroey Boll phone Co. Hackensock, N.J. Sbe lo the ]lrlDIIclau8hte of Mr. lad l\lro. lllvld W. Bayes of Paaulc, N. J., lad at !ln. Clan Karr and the late Bert Karr, Sr., of P~, Ohio. Her l!ance, o gnduato of Ram.... Hlih Scboal, wu ompioyod by 11. & R Block Inc. before hlo ..Uotoment In lhe Air. Force. He is presently !ltatlonedatLockboume Air Foree B11e, Columbu.s, Ohio. To.._ ""*"*'-lilfr 1. . . (11111 ..... lltol ooj Hiy 1/lll.......... !ol<4oy aloll~ (IIIII • ............ .... <......_ . . .. ,~""'"'"""" .......... ...... Slll.fS BAKER F TOPS Knotcher Club Plan Spring Contest 'lbe UMJ.II ~t C 0 Dleat, which endl ~ 13, waodlocualed and member• were arpd lo work for we!PIIo11 bol'ore then tho Moils TOPS - SAIGON (111'1).. U.S. military II(JOkesmon disclosed lodl3 the Communills' spring olrenslve has lntentlfied )lith a coordinlted drive toword Da Nong and llll!for reslstence ill the MlcbeUn rubbor plall!ation DOrtbwelt <i Saiii>O Wbore holvy !IPdll8 raged for the lourtlt dl1. Phlm Dong 11m, chief Salpt ...,U.tor at. tho Parlo peoce tall!o, chorged today the DlCIIthly _ .. Ju<IJ Snowdon waa the wlnoer ill tho 10 ceot conlolt for tile lou of 10 poundo. It was mIDIIlced tbat two member• are . otlll oli81ble ill tho :s ceot con- teat. 11ut1t Needs, proddont, opea. ed tho meetinB with tho TOPS pn,yor and rellowohll> 10111, lad the Jllodp of lilop,..., T b o IJ.'OU.P laag ••Pouncla•• to t b I MRS, GRETA ,!jiJ'I'rLE, ll\lelp ~ acboal_.-vt...,,loft, wuin chorse <ilaot night's alaaJ Mel!ls ~ opelilas ..... tnii.O'cOnler lo Nancy sexsoo, Chester EJemelllli-y Schoolelllth Skating Party, Easter Egg L«al mcito'r ~~~ ~qll'S can pin a heod allrt Fr4taY Hunt Planned 11i1J11. llardl2t; park. · Rotn-..uworo~ervedll t11o ooda1 ..,... lo lllr. IIIII llrl. Brooka Edwardo, """"""' a.Jr. · IOJ, F,llllde Keaiul, ........ ! a-. Jame•· I!"•· llol!lll "LINK" ". ' Says Reporter .... Mr. ·lad ' · !Jitho 11169 oa!OI)' IAisU,. pi'Oo • :~ctod by tho ,Wo ,Stile_Patrol. Sst. P, D. l\lcCreedJ,-., of tho Gaiii&·Molil Hid l w~.-r olatlg!l wW be IAIIIIIII H! " f:rlclo: at ,VIIIm Avo. !nib 8:311" lflder, wbo wu l'UIIIIIIl'..,.· With tboiD io Eric Chambors <i Mlddloport,, Southon Local teacher, who prooilwlcod tbe ~for tlio <;"'ioitllnto ill thee- wblch nn !or wen over m 'hour. · porter who WUl a Pulltzer Prize !qr a natlmwlde smctY he made <i criminal ju~ID!d today <i cblldcoo llolng Wider ''In111man coadltlons" atinllltuillu tltrooghout the cauntry, I , '~ · in a battle that. killed Ul _,. Vietnamese IDd Vllt ec:.,. Particularly ......,. ...... broke out ID tllo )b.,of pllllllatim t.l miles ootlbof!ll If SallPl whero ·• ndoa .W,. Wodp, bolloved lo be ,.,. largest of the war, raa lllo well • - - Coo11••wd. . Who !oul!lll oft altecU\ their bunkers. U.S. ril10111111 IOdou" a Norlb V - 1 1 - fnioo ""*'"' Ollip otruck prevloulb' bJo - • •If . ~2 hombtra but tbt (;aowl,. illlll Weathered tllo llr ...... and then J1(IIIOd ... attacking Amorlcana ld eratera 1lll1il nfabnmsrt• arrived. B:i2a 4nlpped man tbM. toni of bomba oo tllo- ;;..;,;;~ '" before dlwn and American rille plaloon Down In b)' ·heiiCOilCor to ..._ The ~ seven Comrnoniata fa bunker but wore J1(IIIOd by helvy lire ll'om bunkero. T1tfcl retreatoiiJ B52 cr-• w111le U.S. bombers worked over lllo pooldoos. ·OD ~~· . • Fiiod Aid Budget Plan Favored~==.:;::~ Changes in Meat Bilt,. Fitrnt Front . ;By Nu:onSure to Stir Fuss ~inv:~':n':":!: lloarina !If{ ' uP! · Asked by Cong. . BERNARD • · . · On Tuooday, bowevor, Agrlaullure Secr'elary CIUford lol · . ~...,.. . ~• d~a~land the Nixon .... . •: y - -.· olllclalt , ~nlolrlliGII'o. lntent!Oill In teoloo I ...,,, ~~'before tho 8enlte agrt. ts Q. 1c.lturat ' subc~ .. ld ~~~~~ <!.!flo llacllid70·buf-· , ilbl:.'lloon made. ~ • - · The WIS)IOIIIponed Agrlc1ilture lleplrtment's bill- lad Jamoa ,and.-.. witneos got olllcer, coocodict under prd>obly will-later. quextliining' b)' Sen. WU!ilm lb h lo· - - ' !AIIIimooy, Pr<>xilllro, D-Wio... that ~metals llld: "I can toll you about u'e not polllllletely ,.., that . brutlllq.,' illlmmla trealmilk ~IUmp.tioo wW ~ ~ meat Ill Over the VnltedStatea." . "I ·don~ think &nyOOI cOD In Mo llateiuon!, he told <i how 1111 ' !0~ oure· untll I~" peoplelh1110Fioriditown•'ivere · furio!laN lillie removolft acruol ~~~!, ~~;~ wo ·do oupsaid it mUk . ~ Jln'oolle ~'l"lllor lad of a aomoldYl ro·iloos becouill of · Soolb ConJilal hiatiMioa Wbore phlae-6i.t. children •'ore liOoiAin wltli rubber ndi ule . boiOI, ~ ha!dJII,._ chalnt The mUk. unaolcl In and l)lla. . otait>ly Into . • ' J-• "'til' '?' move . DOI>*rtment'• ,proaram, T /(' ____ ••----' wo ~ neuu 1,~.. '~ ... .:l' ..Pj)Qlemr ~urt ·. . ""·"·· •• A re- WASIIINGTON (UP0 - Communists had massed 11liUU\f tU.Yi1lons" for an attaek on Salpt lad ~llod the talke would !Ill tr the ottack came <if. So for tbe Communlats have klllod 10,463 Americaoa oillce the talks IWtod last ~ 12. 'Ibe Commllllists were taking helvy lo..eo-_.. t1ton ~30 ill tho llrst three days In an lilted C!Cllftte!Ufensive 45 miles J10I1h.. west of Salpt lad 116 In attacke m vWages lhleldlng Da Nang !rom the South. Oilier _lomdreds diad. In ocatterod fighle and Ullder air attackl. Tho shelllos of U.S. bases and South VieiDamese towns contJn. ued a n d tile Communilll launched a new tbnlst alona tile ~m oooot, lhelllng the Da Naog areo and a otrong or hamllls sou1h <i tho secOR! largelt city, kiUing 14 civilians and llllODiding 34. The Communists assaulted a llrin8 or homlets 10 miles aouthwost of Do Nang and drove lnlo tho village of Villh Dlen fer tile seoond time <i the war. South Vletnamen militia.,... drove thom out Wedlteoday u.s. Mistreated prize. II 7:30, II tllo New 11141- · rink. Tho Ealler •a illllll ' !or 'chlldroawWIIoopaaoorad bJo tile dom .., limdiJ, AjlriJ 1, at 1:311 p.m. at tllo . \ (]dldren we -unc 1n1 ' and Furnishings For Your Home! lad lllarle Bir.- t bo lrGialt lor tile week. Wolcomod 1o tllo were llanq liiYdlr lad J•- Torroll. At tbt condu- <i I b o meeiiDi oach <ttllomemllorotold how much wolib\lbe mull lo10 1o atlaJn tile KD1 (KOPS ill Waiting). Clan A-1 - tllo door porb' oolfmllll' '' For Your Pamily · ,. t11o - k with LoeWe Vouaban u the ............. Edith Gard.1101' Wll tile reclplart <t tho pia .. lad ........ welcomed to attend the ..adq THE ,, Wearing Apparel ~~wooqueen!or All ...- l Pomeroy Your ·Slwpping Center · lnl were one KOPS 0<oep o !! IIJ1IIh' )II'OiidJD&; I' ~lberfelds ,In tune of USmDe•" and uwe Are LolinJ," Tolil wei&l>l lou for tllo - k woolO'Ii Jlll'llldl. ~­ SYRACUSE - A llralln8lad Euter Oil& illd, wa• planold Wilen the l'ri-Coun!J c. B. Clll> met Tlllrldl3niiJII, lllrcb 13,- ll1lttlnaad by tllo Prll- Junior HoJ. ' .Make pounda oenolbly), 14 TOPS, and nlahlot 12 pip. Knotebero - Tueldl3 thellelga CouJitllnllnnary. Plans were made tor the m. ltallatkln ol officers at n e r: t week' 1 rneeUJ1a. Am CotterW wW hs.. chtrga <i tho ....... mony. a waa reported that member• w11l have to attend t h e meeUns next ill order to ... ellalbl• for the quarterly lad -e- · Diatl hive been oplnat Kathleen Ellen Karr is Engaged JUST 30 MINUTES TO DO IT ALL IN . THE NEW HOOVER SPIN-DRYING WASHER ) ' were serloualy eroy ftremea Enemy Mass Before Saigon Peace Threat: trophy lor outapell- ing 13 other Olllllsts represenbo ina otller counQ" sehoola but wort ille trophy p1_.....,. ·-·- · 016 -- · · lor tho .....n. the ~-· ' salem Center Sehool. Mrs. Greta 11 1>;11, onl,y 10 dou'a to turn out Suttl,, 1 OOW1Iy school. slVOrviatho ""' report lad It to the tanner for bill Ull In ·ftllne . Or in .chllrge or this year'& bee, a recum. •• presented the awards. Runner~ in the «nteat. which lasted well Over an hour. Was Nmcy Sexson, an eighth policy am stalllards for camP-- ~ THURSDAY. MARCH 20. 1969 Farmer• Wbo are 011 data pro. Sllem Center• ceos!Jw ll'IIODII !lnd !bat U Ia Mi11 Welker not criy received Emergency preparedness, out- manners. ! . I later !lilng ·II not the IOIWel' lo tile Jird>. leml Uioclalod wiih the Feb. lli a.m. to2p.m.,wtthaucklunch 111111011, good ) od lo permit vtaor, MrL Dorts Blllnoa, F<Rlr ~ presldert. and Mn. MUUe Cook, council piper aad ncretary, mot wltll tho loclll-ro. The Ajlril 8 lrliilllll! oellloo wiU llo held at Heath Unltod Jlelhadlll Church, 11llrd &ad ¥ttn. Middleport, lad wW be '" tendod b)' bolh Moils lad Athono Court)' 1113 eamp perscmnel. It wW be cORiu<tcdindoorsfromlO door . . llwanksald. ·''Tho proiOII! ellimadnametll- Rivera I~ ~· ' . . :. fax!Returns S . alem· . C . , A ' . enter . gain. Janet Helstr(lll, district ad- . ,., . ,;Muy· .' . y':Filtltg 75 cellll lor lomch, a 1G111t, a dip utonall1, lad an lo rep- wilb tllo 11or. &ad 1 I •. '., ' cralt. '11tolo ~-• &rololake •r • . . ,·.~ DeVoled To Trte ,....,..,. Of'flui 'Me' M,.O,t M* ' ' j !·. ' - Kluhlllalad w!Uiaotuntnlalal In tllo llulc oldUi, llrebuilll!"'~mota,. ' .... :;e- .. '!f.. '. :) l•oHour worurolor 4Q ~ 1'!10 IICOad tnlnlal ·""II"' wUJ llo bold "' ~'11 Jl CU. coolcllW, - '' ~· olload tho lrailll• ,.._wl!lch wW 11o ~ br Coon:IIJIOr' __. •. EochtroapiiiUifctCGia>' q. to boln& o•iied II> ~ ot -II')III'OIIIIn JW11 wore pll~ d.irliW ruo.. <!II''• oflocol 1coull111 · olft<illl• lad I~• wilb ...,,.. nlllltl"' ol FOUl' Rhoro Girl Scoo!l Coo!ncU lloloclctuuWI io Porker•~ Four lrllill........... tllo ,.,.... actlvtllao IDwlvod Indo: camp hive boon oc~od, .tllo !!rat In Middleport "' l,prU 8. Pllnl now aro lor day camp lo be held at ca.., Klao!Mita Cbeo.t er olthor tho thlrdori<Nrth week ill June. Mro. Honry llwlt., of Oltllllr who wiU be tho '""' director, ,pont Tuooday ill Porkersburg at o dlroctnr'a tralill• ochool Loaders with a preterenee 11 to which week in June they want tor ell¥ camp ue a&kad to coolact Mra. 1 R. Neal, nelihbor- chllrman. . ~;: ' :rrilid",iuolwprePOnlqi'J Au IIOJ'Ifl!'l who will bolo.io*' for tho lliJ llolld Noiii!IJOrllood • 1Jw Willi dl01 C1111P ~ ol'illllo G\1;1 . . enttn·e ,,_ ;(. ""rs ' Plani11nri'P0~. meou,. - Teohntcolor- ·•·, '~- ill WAliiiJNGTON (UPQ- Bop. Claro!ico E. Mllior, R.()hlo, an· IIIIUIICOd be ..w' lOOk revlol tllo 1967 . WboleiOIIIO Meat Act to o11o11 ~ inopodod bJo -.,uillir ~~~o· !edtrol - ._..uy, ..._... lo - · ............ """""' " " - ' - COIIUIIOl'CO. 'lbi Republican, • moeUnc "'lllo illio i ' I . . ~ ' �.. ' · . ' ':$ , ,3 - ' t': . •··· .. · ~"" ;, <n;;, ~ ~~ p_.;,')l~, •,J•J• ·i!J'- 1 I li,;~l ' • . t 0.1 Thuroday, March 28, 19611 , -,_, . · ~T PACM BEACH, fbl.-lNEAI-Maon Wills Is 36 Alternates tc) TV Cigarette ,Ads ·· 11 c:ilforelle ·eommerclala are eveotuaUy fiiDIIOd: floom t.lev!Ji011 lnd radiO bY edict ol tbt Fedotal CommuDicaiiOII• .commis1al011 II wiU Cost the broadclf\lng ind\lllrY some t225 miWOU b18IDI..I reveDues. That Ia l lizablo hole bl any ln\IUStry's pocket There remains, bowever, on~ hllhertO onn.pped 10111'<0 ol revenue which the broadcasters are reportedly conalder· tng to ftllthe gap. "If FCC aue<eeds in biiDDing ~garelje ads we just might CODSider hard-liquor clle~ta." one .network e:~ecutive is qu~ by tbt Health Bulletin. curreally, liquor ads are kept oll .the [ f' ~·' a1r by two volimlarJ codtl. 'It tiemt liiJb• .,."· ty doubtful thai ~ industrY w1U rUt · ·· arouaing public wrath ~Y ~ codes. and perh~ ·~up wltht' theincliid ' e· ., . co reveaue goes up bl amoke, the· tiroa4· cuten will just have to try to do ,the bUt . they cu with what they've got. Poaalbly they could beef "up lhelt deadorant or toolhpUtO advertising. Theae are examplei of products that doll't injure anyoDO; they just make a lot of vlewen alct. the Fedenl Aviation Administration. Here are a few of the lieighil it will reach: • In 11110, airlines will be carrying some ;t'IV million pa.sengers, more than three times the fiacal 1968 total of 152.6 million, reflecting an average annual growth rate of 10 per cent. This is a conservative estimate. In 1968, passenger traffic increased 3l. 7 per cent over the previous year. In the 1116UB (10rind, average annual growth was 16.5 per cent. . · o More than 90 per ceat of the 3,600 Blf· line planes 1n use Will be jets, ~ompared to slightly more than 50 per ceotm 1966.. • The general aviation (nonalrline) Oeet will number 214,000 and produetlon of civil aircrall will reach nearly 34,000 a year, both figures almost double the 1968 totals. • Use of jet fuel wll1 zoom from 6.~ btl· uon gallons in 1968 to IU billion in 1980, and aviation gaaollne consumption will go from 642 mlllioD to 835 million gallons. · . • With more planes in the air, the nwn· ber of take-offs and landings at FAA· controlled airports wll1 rise to 171.5 mll· lion, more than triple the 53 millioD ID 1968. The beautiful, lor spacious skies are get· ling less spacious bY the year. · ' Just One of Those Things It's a man's world, all right. We bear a lot of criticism of the . wlle who drives from the back seat, but very li!Ue about the husband who cooks from the dining room table. -- BIOBBAT By PHIL PASTORET Sprin* begins March 20, and in JUSt about six more Jacqueline ,Parka' book w a s H~IP.ital CareJss~ntial : For Victim of ·Anl'llrysm · :· \ . ' RFK's Inner Struggle on Presidential Race Entry weeks after that date we can pUt our galoshes away. May. .. he. ' ly IIUCE IIOSSAT bought b;y Bartbolomew House The fellow who is busy lor Fail llUbllcaUon and alrea· NEA Wathington Comtp0tt4tnt as a bee doy and night ~ tty one of the richest rum men WASIIINGTON (NEAl soon loses his honey. ever is shaking bt his Puccia. • • • Political repOrter Juleo Witcover'a new ~••~~. D~ Jolnly Mathis ia living In an Rail travel may be a little The Last Campaign of Robert KeMedY, ·-Is WlO<l •• old Howsrd Hughes manoe, in· author's skills to a plane much above the standard }olll'lllll· door swimming pool in llle en- slow, but at least you ean be istlc venturing into the realms of "instant biatory.' trance hall .... In one Miaml It is a book about a man, a man of!A!D bl tormeat u bia day, muld·llngual Caterina Va· powerful strain of emolionai!Jm runs aga!Dsl abounbarrlerdto of Iente was Interviewed by Rve goveming caulion, a man joyfully and proudly a oewshawks In aa many lanfamily legend yet seeking aome release from it, a ":: DDCTDRIB MAILBAG guages - Fngliah, Japaneae, searching for his own unmistakable Jdeolily ·amid a we bu~ French, Italian, and !Vanlah ... of confusing ,impreslilll\1 gene~a~.l'J...~,:~~II)lll c e r t a i n you'll not mooe•'lteqliOiitl)' llf·'?othi!reJWhb liow ww • ,.. A!!d hsd six Jell II .-4 .... pretty ~a· up in Cuba. '·· distance. " T ,.. ~e's at the . ~· clowJilD .~ Witcover's diligeot inquiries and personal observaUODs, Jim DooloyvHie .... The banker When there are kid§ in reinforced by his undea1abie capaclly•for genu!Debout'ft"J.: George Woods do.tetted !rom a the house, the best "'"uu lnsighil bave prnduced a· work wbich ·baa a nve""""" 'roond the world trljl to keep apple pie is characterlstico of a play-a drama woven Into the llgbl ly WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. and dished stroipt fD ''21" to secretll'. fabric of high tragedy, carrying inevitable bl1efelt IUid have 111eir ~WI debriefed. meaning lor all who care about !lie noture of human We. Rocky G<azlano'o )1111 finlsbQ-Whal are the symptoms ~metlme ogo I de· Some of those who urged the latA! Robert KenaedY In ed "'1111 latest 1V commerclal of a dissecting aneurysm ol veloped a swelllnR in my 11167 or earlier to try to wrest tbt presidencY· from LJII'!oD I - in which he'll appear In "full the abdominal aorll? Whet neck just above tlie collar· Johnson perhapa will only be lresbly dllmaye<' bY ·WitExpreoalons' Origins drs&• lljlstlck, lady's wig, is the treatment? cover's enterprising diaclosiii'OIIhat tbt N~ York senatOr 00110 • 11 Is noticeable only The expresslons, "burying alter my evening meal. dress, high heels, etc .... Elvis thought and rethought the matter aga!D IUid "!~-froprim tbe hatchet" and "di~ging up A-Whoa tbt hmer ~ Ia no pain. !I lasts lor late 1961 almost. to the eve of tbt Iiiii .New Hanlr-· • There Prealey's makeUp 011 the .. Charthe h 8 t c bet," ongmated of the abdominal aorta sufabout an hour then disap· mary OD Ma,rch 12. • , 1 fers a small break, the blood to'' morie was Debbie Re)'nolds' from the fact that Indians C..uld this be an ~u­ pearo. Tbey may Dad It ioa~ble that lie tfllt!Y fer N .._ may force iii way between brother BW .... Allza Kasbl n, burled tomal>Awks when they rysm of the ascend1ug lhe inner and outer layers peace ·with an enemy have tu~ bit "cat' leelfll& ~ •• o .~ oc· nall,y made lito- <JilV - - made aorta? Uwllt he tllollltl piUDie late ~ lrU Ja. a. Ul!lo·If ~ of the vessel and form an and dug tbem up when they dom and or course shed herman· A-No. It sounds like a eli· and ••alleal•· Tbey ma7 llllillt tllftloiHII!Io tbat, u Wl'aneurysm. This is accom· qer .... Her oew groom swept made war. verliculum in the upper part ponied by a waring pain and cover tiii<Overed, KeuedJ wu ..... , . 111 ~~·-~ him clean. alo10, froat.l eballeiCe .t. Jo~ 111 11111t , _ ,_...,. of your eaophagus. some dilation of the aorta. La Strelsand will make ..... be chareed to a ~~~ fellll fllnl if loal ble. Branches of the vessel \hal Q-My doetor ••Y• I have pie million this year but Bha'll does give illeBaentlall.Y ttralllltt-. supply various abdommal Yet, in this crlticll area· of tbt teilator'l tb1Minl1 .~ collagen disease and scleroorgans and the lower ex· atiD pick· up $50 a day utra eomed:J tbe reasoo for its exag· may have been entrapped by t!le very. emolltmallmt """"' derma. What ore they? He tremity may become some partisan liberall earlier prtzecliO bfPly lnd wblch r<Olllni her '57 Thlnderblrd fD prated 11;yle .... It struck u~ aa Ia l!lvillg me l:laldrone. What blocked. When this happens la!A!r served aa bia proof ol eamtltllesa with eounUesalhollParamount for"OilaClearDay." a plea- shoW but Ute llrll Is It lor? the symptoms depend on sarub of have·nol Ame~ who helped 11\ake up btl vot..... Rod Taylor and Marla Comez nl&ht audience e"'pted lDID what organ is involved. · A-The colla1eu dlseates lng COIIIII!neDCY. hive their own Latin Amerteaa cheere and a standing lina1 OYI· lupus erythematosus, per· ID comjllex time whlc!l calli forth IDereallnaiY com· Since lbere is great danger .... 'lbo Nancy -tra don ... We could not D&IU" wbe· . plex lhlll tarteritla nildosll, rheumatoid tnnnan ntpc~nsea, as lndlcaled, i!Oes Dol thai the veasel Will rupture, Jr..Jack HalO)' Jr. bll !orma1 thor It was beeause ol tllllram· · shrink from vlluable psyehologlell pro)>lngt. II Ia· nearly arthritis, rheumatic fever, this cooditlnD conslitufes an .· 'IIOddiDIJ It oil and thO)''ll prob- meled enthuslum lor the protmpoosible loday to report' politics sensibly without such emergency. The v 1e tim · etylhema modosum, acler· ai>Jll make II a unail lamliy ceeding~ or because . the whole oclerma, purjlur& a~d several should be placed in the in· event In AClljllllco .... 'lbo Burt long aflllr wae played withOUt · · "r:'~~~, not, however, stray Into the rilkl reijml nl t..nsive care unit of a hos- less common conditions are characterized by ab· Laa<aoters Bevhllll lano Is 111 pital · heart ward and the guesswork, ao others not ~ound by the rlllld If~~ an iuterml"lon and certalnl,y II normalities of the collagen, the block !or a mere $770,000. blood pressure should initial· . set lor himSelf might do. Here Is ODe threitl o .,.... _ _ a gelatinous pro!A!in normal· ly he brought down to just 1be pew f41776" nwaleal at needs ooe. lhol might be plausible: William Daniels aa Jolin Adabove shock level (a sys· ly found in the skin, t..ndons, the let~~ st. 'lbeatre Ia m o r e Probably no one except llob Kennedy himself and his ams seemed to glve his roJe ot tolic pressure of 100). Tran· cartnage, blood vesse!B and wile Ethel, the real ,.'"" and denlh of bia feelings ttroipt ~ t1uu> mulieal comfibrou& connective tissue. an irritating man too much Jllllltqullizers and other drugs ~ towird Lyndon Johnaon-wbji!A!ver oihers may have eclr but 11'1 I d1oOrM and OC· ID scleroderma the con· nered trrttatlon, Iloward dB Sliva given and in time the leslOD guessed at. . caaloaallr IIIUdllng evenin& a neclivellsoue of tbt skin and may heal. But a surgical played BettJamln Franklln omugC..DeOivably, Kennedy, uniquely poosessed of that Imowl· aen1al ~atlzatlon ol the lrou· l,y, archi.Y and strongly and keep warn sho•~d be available at other orgaDB becomes harded may' not have trusted bimSeU to aet nn the preli· . aU times to replace the ells· ened. Paramethasone (Hal· bla 11 tod< to 11101 all'lhose Revode~y until be' could justify overt movemeot ou tbt bull drone) is a cortlsonelike . . - . , JobD Honcocl<l onto the eased aorta with a seamless· an eye out lor a lanky lad named of evenla 01llllde himSelf. lmitted Dacron tube If medi· drug that is given lof"inflam. Dtclaratloa of IDdopoiiOionee. Ran Rowurd who .P111od Thomas RecogllizblC' hiS own emotlonalilm, In olher wordl, be o:at treatment does not re· matory diseases in general, Ita DIOste lackl IIIQ1binl <ul- Jellor10tt and hU all lhe gang. may truly haVe been plagued bY doubt aa to wher~wllh suit in signa of prompt im· including the acute inllam· tomarlll' Binl!llble but the form res~ ·to LlloJ-:11 ended and oUtsiders' unreal c~ges of matory stage olthe collagon lj' earmarkl ~ a with a .. provement. 1 "vendettl!' belan. , • neat sense ol gawky comedy, di,seases. voretng, has hll next morllal or· bit IIChoduled: Philadelphia ell· vorcee &aaan Hearn, 28 .... Even N, Y. BoJ;ing Commlsh Ed DooJ. ey's 110rrled aboUt the Latin· fllhter rlota at Madison SOJw"e Garden _ BOOn'a tbe flgbt' 1 over he dasbeo fD the lido entrance and haarS the declJI<II under the safe overhlnl of aeali .... . Tigers Eye Second Straight Title . . · Ag9od habit to get into~ . ,· !mew Jackie Gleaaon's tor Sammy ~ n: coniu~- wu·Ia 11'!1111 a be atnU!e4 over 1be U llllf is !rehearsW~l'll IU•Jf be~'. Now t1ta1 ~ iaJI!ol II, ..... 11 hh uThat'• Life .TV series hal bliJDciudy, le ibO been ordored ounk in Its chan • . ..... writer Marvin Man skulha • .tllle - · Mally boek .., tho Glea100t wr111ng c""' .... Hotel New Yorker which 11110· . claltzes lD houaina BPO>rts - • porsplrlng at ltartl:b;y Madll<l! Square llardon ilnaii.Y aolvod Its loolltetl mloor problem: nep Nell Fltzprlld lnvenled • spo- ;, clal pole voult vllllll in tltO cor• nor of the new loi>b.l! .. Ing wedding mardleo .... w"" ..r:· 6..foot.:J 6~ Mark Carl Prlce COLUMBUS (UPI) - Will Co- Llbbo)' (4), Fori Recovm (3) Wealllerspoon (6.7) leading the laces quite a job on lhe boardo. lillllbus Eatl beeomo the first llld Bridgeport (6). atlack, 111e BuUdogo could go aU lou Burk to lhe triggerman lor Cla11 AA team alnc:e 1908..19 fD Bob Han's Columbus East Tt. the way. Their lirol stumbling the Bulldogs' lastbreak. .,..,tun back-to-bock state bas· r.ors llUt !heir 47 pme win block Is apinst Chamlnade Arcanum relies on 6 loot·7 -all chami>loluhtjla? streak on the line againsl To· which has won 18 o1 its last 19 Dave Gray and 6·7'h Sieve Can Hardluclc canton Mellin- lodo Llbboy, which lost to Day. atarta. Christ lor Its rebounding le,y !lJ{auy corral the tiUelt hss ton Chamlnado In lhe 1966 n. canton Coach Bob Rupert Ia- strength and first team All· IOUibl since 19247 nals. bela Chamlnado "a good alze Ohioan Jim Troutwine to koy Wlll JRI"119 .~ ll!i~.' 1 Clev~·,,....,tl'l~~ '"~•·lb••, ,leam, '!.1\1\;-. a, ItO\"!"i1'1!:'!Jl'nt •.the attad<. ·'"'"' and .'1)-outwlno Coo~ ' !!""' ' li>fc.e-illl\,.a.lio!Jii , .Jut teun.•fD ·jlllll ·a double.. ~~)< • hand. ' averaged 20 and 19 points, r•· IWIJ. 111:8~ U.,. state chilli· taking titles In' 1958 and 1959. The BpQdois ere riding on a spectlvel,y. )11111,/hlp' ' · 'lbo clash pits East's Eddie 23 pme wtmlng streak. Dale Blevins, a 5-10 senior, Can tall Arcanum claim the Ratleft', UPPs Class AA Player Fort Recovery and Arcanum led Portmouth Clas with a 21.4 Clasa .A crown It almost snared (j tbe Year, and Libbey's Abe are gl~lzed CJaas A teams. scoring average. In 1967? Stewsrd, a second team All • Fort Recovery boast• 6~oot-7 It will mark lhe first state II· ' The .annrers wiD be supplied Ohio pick. Lyle Monroe, 6.foot.6 I!Qb Meir· nals appearance lor Bridgeport, starling Friday whO~ 111e ' Ealll Hilh'• Bob Hart Calli lng, 6-1 Ken Helby and 6-1 Dale Portomouth Cla.Y IUid Fort Re.- .,Ohio hlil> sehool cham· Toledo Llbboy • "an explosive Metzger in its starting lineup. covery, plonohtjl takes place al st. Jolin team •• , capable of scoring In Arena. btg bunches." Four CloiB A - · • kick oil ileward, 111e Cowboys• !Uoot the lllurnlll' - Fort Reeovm 5 senior wbo averapd 24 points (26.1) vi. Bt~ ()13.1) at will got a chance fD BUBI'd the ' 1:30 p,m. IUid Portlmoulh Cl11 6 foot -7 Rallo!!. C!6-il vs. Are0111m !'S~). "I promised Aile 111is matchDIIIon.. ChallilnadeJ19.a), the up w1111 RaUell aU year," To19,16 AA ebaJnl>, ' iad ·canton ledo Coach Burt !VIce Slj'S. LOUISVILLE, K1. (UPI}"I think Drake Is a fine MeKtnle,y (24.1) meet at 7:30 lt>loe Is expected to re&IJIII hla ft'a roul!ll going against Goliath baaketball team, and I have p.m., . ·,toUowed b)' Columbolt post in order fD try his hand at withoUt a alinphol. re•pect lor the Missouri VIIIO)' Eatl ()13.0) and Toledo Llbbiiy eoll... coaching "U somebodf Coach Maurice Jobn of Drake Conference,'' Wooden said. •"I (23-1). wlllliYe me a chance... knows that better than aJ1)'body. feel any team here can win Utla The O.IB 4 d1aJnt>lonahll> It lt>lce, who had coached Lib- He must lead hll . troops into tourney." HI lor 2 p.m. S.ll!rdll whllo boy lor o1pt ,......, boasted an battle lonlsht against GlaD! Lew Injuries could prove to be the ~ Clata AA ..lrvtvoh Wille 87 .a record the Iaiii lour ,.. · Alclndor and hll corps o! deciding fs.cW In the Purdlle at 7:30p.m. aons. Philistines wllhotlt 1 man on the North Carolins pme. Bolli Five~ the e~tseml.Qnallsta Cantm McKinley h&o made roeter biaer titan ,6-tool-11. teams have been crlppl,.. by .....;, ranked lllllOIII UPI't Top 22 prevines sppearanees with· John's plan Is to brtrur: in the loss or key performers and 'r• - Coi•mbll East (1), out a otat.. tlUe. Gam' Odom to cover 1Jte !.l'h each will bo looking to exploit c..., Mdilnle,y C!), · ~ Bot wllh Ali.Qdo lorward Niclc Alcindor within the tlrlt few the other•a losses. minetes ~ the - · · Odom Dick Grubar, a hlghl,y0~\~Qfed a suece~ evening regordod l!llsrd, will be 011 the against a 7 ~ooter from Texas attlellneo lor North Carolina and A&M lD the Midwest reglonala. Chuclc Dans, a Uoot center But lhe kill' to lhla pDte for will be out of action lor Purdlle. UCLA Favored To Repeat As NCAA Cage Champions Drake, John feels, will De in ita hit li'OID tlte outalde. Wllhotlt thet the BuUdOtls are So too, may Herman Gilliam, an AII..Star forward. I G!IUam Is unable lo p1e,y, It will put utra sunk. Coach John Wooden ~ UCLA, llhole team Is· seeking an ~- third consecutive NCAA crown, was high in hla praise lor Droke and lndteatetl his tcoull had 1 broulllt! b1ck r~s II ~¥~dogs' presSlll'e oo the Bollermakers• backeourt duo o1 Rick lo!oolnt and Bill Keller. "Gilliam .fa running a little botter, but 1 woo•t know for 111re 'tibout itlm unUI game time Aid I'Urdure Coach , I• , ablllt;y fD .Bhpotloi. ' By GAilY ~ALE · .S- a 25.2 average. BridgepOrt's ,Orioles Ro·ck :Plr·ates,. t ·scoRE. Heiby, a second team All-Ohio, · is the Indians' top scorer with Thompson and Wticover. •• . true. BARBS BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - liDWard Hugh· es biJ-cuh dfer for Nevada'• big ski roBOri was BIIUbbed so .be boullllt the other &Ide of the ..... .... The JUehard Baaeharll ore prlelnl pruns ... strelllllld'a man Elliott Goulcl'l prlelnl boebelor clip st Malibu AstrolliUI Doll Eisele, dt- . .. _.,. , .;......t- . .1~11W IA\ t 0 Lf\l lf\J L!lJ .er u worse comes to worit 8nd their tobac· The Sky's the Limit The avlaliOD indusbJ has nowhere to go but up, ~to 'Aviation Forecaofa, Filcll Yelll'l 1980," just publlshed by . a . proresslonal . ' ·1 .; ~at\!ball. pl1yer. He ,spent nine· )'<!ars 'in the minor leag~!. lhon ·mwllh winning eliibs. ·the ,~ Angeles D(ldgers and the Pittoburgh P,lra!A!s. Now, be Ia wilh the Monjreal' Ex· · pt»'.a .team. that ii .Starting-troin m:ratch. · . ,·.. 1 • It•Is· ii:noiher •challeng~ Will• has hecome accustomed . lo chalt,enges. adJiisled lo' them. and whipped •!hem .. B~l now ha muat.blte lhe bullel,just a bit harder·. , , •, . . In ,b~se]>ail terms, fM!.ifil eoialofi. lie was mild e. part or the. (l~tpm · J!"d ]~•am· lhat went into baseball's ·expan· '·si9/) ·~ran . last wwl.ef .'\'fld sub"l"'~··tly japptid •onto the ; .' 1'.!\iler~ th~ !!an J)ie.g:o. ,Padres, ~·s~s qty,- R<>Y~,ts. . iliii!!IJe ri10ts· and)lo~l.reat);;~~· , •. , . . . . ... . . ; ,. Tifo. years ago,: jiflii~' ~IIIII llile *"•aoos "11~: Dodgers· . · Unrludlng.foilf al ·a ihortat<ijl on P.t:nnant WI~IJerl), he' was· lradf!dtOthe:Pira~•·· ~. ·_.,: ·· . ~ ~ :'At t..e .tfm·e of the tr8det he 1aiil, u1 &old people that . II illdo't bolber me, lhal the Dodgers ·tel me go. LOold•ft bBck"on '11, I know that wosn't II hurl me mentally. ' He. meal! his pride. · lit his first seiuon with the Pirates, Wills balled .302, tying his ma/or·league high. Hill fame, however, rests with his ~pectacu ar .ability to steal bases .. H~ holds the maj9r • leagu~ record of 102 stoie)l· bases in 1111!2 1breaking Ty Cobl>'s record of 96) and aiilo the National League record o( most coitSecutlve 'seasonS le8ding the league in stolen bJses !six. 19111Hi51. Last aeason, at age 35, he stole 52 bases. · "Near the enc!' of last season," i)e said, "I went lo the P,lra!A!s and asked if I were going on the e,.,ansion list I liave business intereals in Pittsburgh and I ~anted to k~ow whll plano I would have to make. Well, lhey wouldn't tell me. I thought that was lousy of them. I had been fair with them and·i)ed played as hard as I could. They thought that \II had knoWn I was going lo leave, !hal I wouldn't put out. That's ridiculous. I might have played even harder, Just to show th"em they were making a mistake." Maury WIU1 It wasn't until the trade lo Pillsburgh !hal some of the · . we are1l't going out there to lose" fun of baseball left him. ''Before that,'' he sald, "I couldn't wait .to get to s}lring traloing. Now, I really don't 'think about it much dur~g tha wlnjer. That's why !like to nego·. for inspiration," said Wills. "Cobb and I were alike ·in ttate my contrACT rom bolrii iihd hot come down to camp. many ways. Funny thing, his theoi"ies on basesteaUng are Because even now, once I arrive In Florida, I want to jump exactly Like mine. And I arrived at them independently, in that batting cage." before having read the book. Another funny thing, it was Few people, reasonobly enough, expeellhe Exr,o• lo win the first book I think 1 ever read through . many &amet: WIU1 is not 10 pe11fmlsUc; It, 11 not his "Once the Ttgen were playing an Important aeries In nature. Boston. The night before. Boston hiDH 1tood under Cobb's "We are1tt gotag out to go through the motion•/' ht hotel window and beat tin pots so he touldn't sleep. The said. 01 We ~n't Jolllg out there to loae. I can't play that next morning he walked through the mob and shouted. way and Gene Mauch (ExR" manager) wouldn't stand for 'Now J'm going to show you how to play this game: lhalldnd of team altitude. . . · "Another time in PhiladelPhia, fans stood behind a rope Wherever W1Us goes durin~ the baseeball season, Ty in the outfield. Cobb went back for a fly ball, slapped some C..bb's autobiography, "My Life in Baseball," goes with guy who was hanging on him, then caught the ball. him. "I like his guts and I like his drive to win. He did all A sportswriter gave him the book in 1962. ''I still read it he could to be the best. '' , ; ·r =~atlng a sec'";" ~ o ~ar1ingl .Jiia ' 19th seQ:son; as ' ' ' , , . ·.:~'ilft~WCi~~:· la~i~JglY~~ . .Ch'alleiJg~ ,. nar1 old· Ind. • . The u.!:w::r~ ~~~· !> Bsldq)ore OriOiea COIIIItlled fD ', alai!A>OII. Triple•~ l)er)~l· · """ IQid r.aqt.ie But Rudell .in Ill' IJIJrd ·lomin£ clfd the~­ "'~•'' Jd•e~··~.a. Big Goyloi'd .Pe;tr7,pltehod !Iii "'•• '"!" . _"""'____ - 111e audiences Wodn~. Son F....,lseo ~loa 9 - 4 II)' ulilted Pre" l...,....onal The -•· acc:ouatod lor seven Cadus Leque trluqlll orer 1111 Frank East · W· L 1-Bstdmore •• 16 23 Phila<lelphja .. 54 26 New York .... 52 'n Booton, ..' •••• 45 34 c1nctpt1 .... 39 40 ~ ~'•• , : ,.30 50 Mllwlukee' , ., 25 54 Wesl I ........ ruins with home rwtl Pc~ GB Brooks hit a grand alun In •7ll9 the nrst 1m1ns -.. Pldro .675 2% Ramoa hid walked lhree -~ 4 Orlolea, and Frank comeeted .5'ro 11 wttl) one on In the· lhlrd <!If the .t94 11 Plttstxu:llll starter. BstUmore ,375 2~h mado the moat ~ 111e ftoblniOII ,316 31 llulli'eat fD beat the Pirates B.S. WHh Frank Robinson bock on W L Pd. GB X-Lo• Ang. ... 53 27 .663 AtlaDta •• , , , 48 .31 .608 4'h san Fran. • , • 40 40 ,500 san Diego , , • 35 43 .449 13 17 OliCBJO. , ••• 33 47 .413 20 Sealt1e ••.• ' 30 so .375 23 Phoenix • • • • • 16 64 200 37 x..Clfnched title y.Cllnche<l de lor dUe Wednesday'& Results Boston 104 Chicago 92 · Cine. 136 Los ~ 128 (oi) the beam, the Orioles become a fllreBt fD win lhe American Leal!lle ponnant for !lie 10<01111 time in four years. They eliclcod In 1966 . T!ie Detroit T!goro, l968 AL champs, IUI!erod their Rrst blow o1 1969 when calchar BUI Freeman's nose was brok~ by a lhrown ball Wodneoday while he was taking extra batting 'pradlce at Lakeland, FIL The Tigers were at Tampa, where ll1ey ctropped a 4-3 doclslon fD New York 104 Baltlmure 100 Philadelphia 136 Seallie 115 tl)e Cloc!Matl Redo w1111 the Mllwsukee 11 ¥J'hoenlx 110 help o1 tbree Detroit orron. !l. Lauis, tbe Nation~ Leque champion, wasn't treated too kindly either. The Loa Angeles Dodgers' BW Singer and Clauda Osteen' combined lor a 3.ji Only games seheduled Th.ursdaJI's Games Atla.U at san Diego Only game ocheduled &00& squad, say11 he alreadY feels promJ)ted W L PeL GB Indiana ..... 41 32 .562 Kentucky • , .. 37 32 ,536 2 Miami. , .... 36 33 ,522 3 MinnesOta •••• 34 J6 .186 ~h New York, ... 17 54 .239 23 hfibl~IA!d • '""r pvelhe WCO&O 1 vercllct over and It the s... Dlti!O ·, walk to JoJ Vtc Davollilo homo winning run In the nln!b three more well· stables to elose their doors to 111e publlc. Latest to close their farms to the public were Mrs. Gale Markey, owner ot Calumet Farm, and lou Doherty, - . ct Slalllon Station, both In adjoining !i>endlhrllt Farm, owned by Leslie Combs D, was the drat to close ita doors on Mooda,y. PROMOTER DIES NEW YORK (UP!)- Funeral servicea wiD be Friday for Lew Burston, well-known boxing manager and promoter who died WodneodaJI of a heart H• hat quallli•d fot thtt John Hancock Agoncy Lndlt'l"• Ill•.,_ 11"18 to bo h,ld In Hollywwd B•och, Fla., March 23•26. To hl111 thl• rn•ant a tpeeial horte~r ,. .. , ...d for our 11101t •uc:c:•••· fvl otent•. Thi• ;, tho fiK.Ifl'h t i - ho ha• qualified to otltlnd thit uclutin mooti,.'. To t"flu It 111ean1 he l1 a profo11lonol life o.mderwrltor highly qt,~alifi•d tQ give yov tound Cld"tlc•,;altll help In plannll"lg yowr flnonc:lol lndepondonc;e. · William B. Hoy• AtencJ aliment. wefit days. W L PeL x.Qakland •... 53 16 .768 Denver , .••.. 41 30 .577 New Orleans. , 39 32 .549 Dallas ...... 36 34 .514 been Los AI¥J:eles •• Jl J9 .443 CO-WINNERS NAMED NEW YORK (UPI}- Highscoring Calvin Murphy ol Niagara and Terry Driscoll of Boston COllege han named co-wiMers of the East- ern College Athletic CODI'erence Basketball Player of the Year Award Cor 1969. Murphf, a two~lme Ali · A.rnerica, averaged 32.7 points a game the past 8eason and DrlscoU YOrt< YUikeet"il:.t At1aDta • • Wutlams and known Kentuck,y horse raelng By United Press International East the ...- rash or barn fire• belle\ltd caused b.Y an arsOnist hU champions. Torre, ••<~~Ired Tueoday night from the Atlanta Braves In a trade lor Orlando Cepeda, qulckJ.y s~ a contract· and said ""the guys made me feel right at home. u Torre said he expectJ to be ready for exhlblllon play In a week fD 10 foot 'homer• . CLOSE DOORS TO FUBLIC LEXINGTON, Ky, (UP!)- A borne Farm, in Bourbon Cowtcy. SCORES' rlgllt at home with the defending N a t i o n a I League The clilca110 CUbs hoi!A!d CleveW's fline.pme 1ilm)nl - . Clllcoab rove up six 1'11na· in the fltlll lnnrni but lllOII rallied for a 19-7 triumpb, JUdi Njoe helpod his .,.. )lltclilng caUee with a two..run homer. Al1xmd the clreult: The Bostm Red Sox acored sevon runs 100 Doll Wilson In the lourtll lmlilg eo rmte to a 13-1 victory over the lblstoo Aati'o1 Fayette Cowtcy; and A.B. Hancock Jr., owner r:4 Clal.r- "RfGI!T AT HOME'' llr. PETEJ!SBURG, F I L (UPD- ~"'oe Torre, newest mem· ber of tile &.. Louts Cardinals Soatlle · Pllou. WWie McCorllf and . Balib1 boekod Perl')" a .JIOrf........_ bla itdrd vtetnry ~ the exhlbldm ......, -will! a polr ~ doubles apiece. averaged 23,3 for Boston College. Small eollege GB THIS WEEKS SPECIAL WIZARD 5-HP TILLER · ONLY SJ54.88 13 15 17lh 22lh Houston ..... 21 48 .304 32 • f...tut....,,_..,.....l •""'"'-'•a............. x.Qinched title Wednesday's Game Kentucky l31 Denver 106 Houston 130 Dallas 121 New Orleans t34 Mlm. 106 Los Ang, 143 Ooldaild 136 · Only games scheduled Thurfiday' s GameS players cited were Rich Margi - Miami at Dallas 1011 ol Albany (N.Y.) Stat.. and Only game schedtded Marv Lewis of Southampton. NEW TWO RIB ~fRACTO High quality replacement front huilt for tough (atlTI Rervice ... 5.50-16 (4-ply) Plus 88¢ Fed. excise lon~ wf'aring, easy !lteering . short turning. llOSitive cleaning and impact resistant. '" fire$tone 23o BAR . TRACTOR TIRES GIVE I TRACTION ... UP TO 16% * Economy Priced firttfont . FIELD i.. ROAD ·· Geol'ge Kilt& '' ' '- -::. '' . Original Equipment firttfont TRACTION &.ROAD TRACTOR REARS In dollars for one '(ear or 500 hours, 1t means to you... · 500 hours @ 7 gallons per hour equals 3500 gallon& At 15t per rallon comes to $525.00 per year total fuel consumed. 16% equal• $84.00 savings. 500 hours @ $1.25 per hour equaio a total labor espenae of .$62S.OO per year. 16% equals $100.00 savi~gs. �• - ( '·i'l' ' r ' .,/ ,._!11!11~ -~· o.. .~!-~~,.h~ ··l· '' . . l' "' '" _ ,, - 1 '· . ' tftes Jfvllfee ·q~f!·:jlJe-wnar~ • I. ' I Alhoino after a 10._11111 13y,..- stretdt at Alllea-l!em., '" He i01Ided AlboU lD IU .. . . · · «~til otralabt ~olillllp (IOil. fl8bt or ~- ~ IIINlll!! 1 the )>Ill illne 1011"1 ~- 1lio · 19~,eii - - The . lluii\IIP ' werel4.0, andllnlabedaix~ .f abO:\IIoltheneorestteams.Tbrit · (Wellojoo, · !roolon ... Jac:l<lllll) tied lor HCU!d. Tbt ' alx pme margin 11 tlle'btaolll !o~ · 1111' cqo chaDlplon In Ult ~· blatoey. Jn addition to ble iDior u Coach or the Y~ Jn._ ~ b I . · SEOAL, lltAtee was ~ accorded a slmllsr hcoior In tile Baulheallern D I sl r I 1111 SEOAL award will be~- alty -0, 11cketo, priced at $2.50 and $3.50, are available tllrOulh the Ohio Unlveralty Atblellc ne. ket omce at tho Coo'\(ICatlon Center. Mooro' lr4> tu A111111s lor bls spoaldDg onCaiement will come )lsi 10 do¥• Iller blo Volun· leon defeated Oblo Untverolt.Y 75-G4 in a quuter.flnal match at tile NIT, He complied a IOS-45 re«mm 1n.o hlo firlll a1x eea110111 at neosee, and Ill 01117 one year - his Or at (1962-43) - did blo team lose more qtan ei&htpDif!il (13-11), Since then1 ha has auld· eel ooe team to a Southeutorn c.nterencs championship (1968· 67), fair to n~~~~er-u;: Sj>Oia aed one to a third pisco finish. IDa resutsr sesson marh tbla year was 18 6 (JJ.S ID the SEC, whsra the banQJet also to attend the the Vols were runner-up to Kea~ appearance Ill Athens the IISllle tucky), evening or the Harlem GlobePrior to accepting the Tentrotters. h had earUer beeo an- nessee past. be was cage coae1t oounced that the b_.t ,..lid al Wittenberg, where be W<MI be held at the calolerla ~the tile NCAA CollegeDivistuncham· old hlllh school. plonslllp Ill 1961. For f o u r Tlekets lor the SEOAL ban· atra411>1 years, his 11gera led cpet, priced at $3, are avalla- the nation In defense against ble at schools ol tho league, scoring, Deadline for l!Urchaslng tleketa McAfee, now in his 15th seais Tuesday. son at Athens, Is being honcJro. The world - ramed Globetrot - ed as COach of the Year. It 1B .s. orani:zed by the late Abe the eeventh time he has receivSopperate!n, will be ot the new e<1 tho award. He has COJliiiUed Ohio Untveral\)'Convocatk>nCen. a roc~ o1 233 wins and 74 ler at 8 p.m. -aored Ill' Var- looses (.759) since coming to ' ' . '• ........... _ ......... ... ....... . ...... ,......... .................. -..... =.:::.... ... ..... '11= .,.,... ........... -... .. ..........Nil.,.... -..... - - ..... .. Cklltnl . . . .,, \ , ,. , t 'i ., ' ~---· -...· ·;, }·.~ o...W .......... . ,...., . J~Njld ! ~full 'laJ'AL " ; ...,.. ror . .... . ... .... lli:ABs llatthows of (lolllpoils, tq, froo thrOw In tile leaFe. aed members 01 tile lll~e team u picke<l by tile ~·~ ~rta • wrllerl and - - · Asso elation. Matthew• hlt m 43 ol 50 free thrOws (88 per com>. perceotage (131 ol240, 5U per cenQ and tlllrd 1D !reo thrOw per· centqo (102 of 133, 78.7 per cera). Downard's award will be presented by Bob WUUa of Well· '' ~ ; ::.: ' ~~... ... Ti'lilt; at1111 • •• · • A..IK!I' l'ladl .. · • . .Jl-.. TCn'Aio ...... .. ....... . ~- CJeDerJ1 hod . • .. . .. I .... ... ......... ~-~,..- ~~~ DIM 11rriee ftl.s. . . Capital PrOJICl hAI1I . JII!W»IWI ...... ,. .. . . .. , ·: ::; _ IOtiiiAI ..... 'J'ruft .-1 AJIIDeJ' I'IIDdl .. ... ' TOTAL ' •• I ~~... ...... IIUNiciP.u.~1r ----- QaMnl freplttJ' Tuae.l llltatl C0..-1 I ...... :ru lo'iiiM --·- ....... ................... .......... _ ............... _ ........... _ ........ ....... ston. ~~~ Propt~V (Q,..) M11ter ol ceremouies for the baD:luet will be Dave Kempttu, Chart• -For hmeM asaistant ipurte l.aformatlc:m ·cBrector at Ohio Unlvoralty. To be ltooored ID addition to McAfee and llo1mal'd are Jack (Beep) llloii1M Pastor Dies On Wednesday -~ ~,.. w.wr a..- ,... . t rariUAI M..U. ~- _! ' " ..,..... ...-.."""""' . .,_. ~ ~~...... ...... :u.-.'1'1 P.utilll !at· lUll .. ·' ftWT AND . ·' AGDICT nrNDII: . ~ TNd ,..... · · - lliM AfPI'OJIM.Hia P'I'IIU'IUII rvJIDII Wit. JteYuu• J'luKI f -I,IIOA ou........ . l'luldl~. ~. . . . - Tt&al All J"U66 .• · . I 'Nt.'IOUO hnoftd ......... 'lo~ AU J'IUldl .. . t u•.tt 1otal All 1'1111151 'l'o4:a1 ..,....... ' 'frltl1 AU Pwtdl . . .. - I I1UII.M 'l'tltal All JUdi ...,... · A~ ...._. • An open meetlna with a aueat u.•.u . .. . , I 171,eeo.ft 'l'raullen ..... ~ ll.lfti.'M . Total AU runlk . •• 1 MMIM GAUGES - ~s, 12.3 II... D., ~ aed IU ~ 8 !eel ~ roll· PrOCMdl , _ .... ot P11b11e DeM . • . ID,IIOt.. ers; Ft. Pleasant, 24.42; PomeOibM' aenne ...... ...., roy • Ma- 211.68; ~. 2.0t Total lllllliQ&l &tal; Kanawha Falls, 5.27 rl .. OCIIII>tlLO u: lng; Chlrleotoo, 18.68 · rlalng. IIUNJCIP.AL - ~ Loncb1, Marmet and Winfield UUI l"Npei1J' .. .. I are m tho ell!. BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS- Katlly , R. down 5:to p.m.; F.dward S. PT, PLEASANT - The Rev. Boswortll up 7:10p.m.; JOIIII)' A. PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UP() an 81,000 eapacltJ'. En¥in callic<ait, 78, who died Green down 6:45 Lm.; Soln;y -The iilper Bowl Ia moving The voto was not dleclooed Wedroeday night In Pleasant Val· up 8:05a.m. from Miami to New Orleans. but tlte commissioner indicated ley Hospital at about 8 p.m.., was KANAWHA RIVER - l.AIIdon, The Loulalana clcy was II was not unanimous. born May 21, 1890, In Putnam Oleander up 8:55 a.m.; Marm8l selected ovar Miami Wodoesda.Y h tuoh a vole ol at leaot 13 o1 COUniYGaorge T, Price dmm 8:40 p. by the owners of the 26 pro the 16 NFL owners and 8 of the Survivi11g are three sons, Era m.; John Fox up 12:2G a.m.; 1UtfooG3all teams as the site ol the 10 AFL ownera to make the wlQ M., of Cincinnati; the Rev, can Bruce up 5:10 a.m.; Wbt- llrHt eo~~~~n~eUoD. 1970 illper Bowl Game. switch !rom Miami. Noah Clllicoa~ 1\j)ple Grove, and field, lmchlta down 5:20 p.m.; ..,_ Commissioner Pete Rozelle Wednesda)''s decision was the Paul Cremeans, Clncimati; a Alan R. Merrill up 10 p.m.; Mt. 1.!:-P~"::: rw.d... .. said the aelect1011 wuuld main- first major aetlon taken In the daughter, wawrl,yLear,lD.tepeno. State cknm 11:35 p.m.; W, H.. =t.~ taln the balance betWeen five-day meeting, which will end dence, Ky., 10 grandchUdren and Staver, Jr. up l2:20 a.m.; Fort l.eftiii.MI J'Uada ... . NaUonal F~ LeaiPO aed Friday. three gre&l1mdchlldren. . Dearbom down 1:30 a.m.; Jef. IDVD Amerl Foolllall LeaaPo d· A . ""•t comm1t1ee ~ . ... r.otu t be feraon down 2-00 Llll. · ~ ,•,• can ' ~'!,-;=:x':!."" ;,.::llo:'....:;;. ~4 ., ' .};., dl~; the\l::.oi was I mom r _ ddWii 4•30' ; a•il."'-'Jt>l•h!li'·•IIK" -~~~....-"'· . , ..._ ,,~,,• •, ~· >J O!I~-,,_.,.,. II,Iq& ~ i~ PetUcostal · • • •, , · ,.. ': bedal ...., ....., ;· Los Angeles, an NFL dty, -:Monday adapted a lX'OPOIII Chw-ch alii was acting as pastor up 6:30a.m. . lload Bet. tuDd . . . . tJILII hooted the Orsl illper Bowl 1D lor the ratention ~lila AFL and of !j>urlock Pontecoatal alurch OIUO RIVER - Lock 13, John =~ 1166. Miami ~the AFL bas had NFL as seperate eotitias with at tho tlmo of hla death. Ladd Dean down ! Lm.; Loch """' tt lor tho put two years. lntorleogue - · · Hs heel bean a mlnlster lor a 14, Jel!boat up 9:30 p.m.; Lock ..:.::.,-;::: .... · · , .... Rozelle aald a majority d. the But there bal been QWOII.tlon munber of years, thot.lgh hens a 15, aevenaon doWn .:45 P.D1.i. ~hDd . . --~.~ Ollbers IWIIII8 to Now Orlasns by -some of the AFL ownero, retired shoe~rtiiOD~OJred Loch 16, steel CUi1>er qp t:OS .,_. , _ . becauss the NFL Sslnle ....,_ who Willi complete roalip. l>J'thoLewhBrothersiD~ a.m.; JaneT, down t:liS a.m.;. ~.=.,;;·' qod crowd• ~ 75,000 at home menl Celeste up 5:35 a.m.; 'Lock 17, ._,.,. Ia at 5018011, Tbs Sslnle play Televlaloo nopJIIatlons ore Services ore at 2 p. m. satur- l'lllolar down 3:35 p.m.; A. V. "';r'~ their hOme pmes ID tho TUlane slallacl until the question lo day at the Slludock Peltecoalal Crlao down t:to p.m.; John J. Unlveral1;r stadium, which bal settled. Church at GlenWood. BurW wW Rowe .\IP 4::25 a, m.; A. D. ~~ · be In IJnloll Ridge cemetery• . lfaloes, II down 8 a.m.; ilarveT """'- I ,..• • Friends IIIII' caU at tho Chi!>- Jordan down 6~0 a.m.; Paa1 D. 111111 Mortuary (!ormerl,y Chi!>- ' down 8:55 a.m.;Bellev!Uol.ocha, : " IIIIU•WUco><) Frida¥ alter 2 p.m. L. Flore down 3:45 a.m.; II. E. ........,._ ... llowlel up t:45 a.m.; Polly R. ,.,. .... .. . 5•• 21, AD - Giber .._...,,... ~.... :.w ·a.m.; ·~ "'-"'~\ 11*111 .... .. draw P, calbwn up 5:30 p.m.; ~= Lock 23, Elprcl1fr up 5:00 a.m.; rUNJJ~t Tammy L. White up 5~m.; ~ ralllll .. Erickson wa1 ~ to 10 MILWAUKEE (IJPl) - Jlolri.. Bacllla Locka, 8:· CAPJrAL 55 ,p.m.; Foremost down 6:10 ~ ed Wea Pavalon, the mlllfmalre to Loulsrllle, KJ., tbil weebad POINT PLEASANT- ServlcH L m.; Gre011111 Locka, Elllllla ~~ .... • IM>ard chairman ol tile Mll""*· for the NCAA balkoGtall llnala. held toda¥ for Marie A. weri Alcllldor and UCLA will be Woods up 8:15p.m.; Elna Loul .. • Bucka, piau to u~e the filii, II necesllll')', ID will what could tryiq: for a third IUt:CISIIYt:l FCMier, 68, of Pl. Pleaollll, who viUo up 11:10 p.m.; James R. died at Holzer Malllcal Conterm Hines down miO>il!hl; LoUs C. be pro baslretlleU'a blaeat prize . NCAA title tllare. Piovoloo was recently quoted Tueeday, at tho Church of Cbrlot !llearar dmm I a.m.; OVEC 11J1 ever-7-foot..l Low Alcllldor. In Cbrlstilln Union wltll the Rev. 2:30 a.m.; lleldahl Locks, ~e as saying that II tho Bucks ''But I want 1u remind you, lila riallla to Alc:IDdor, be had Kematll Fuller and tho R e v. Click down 9:to p.in.; Waller WUPm one ol the tan•," Pavalon said, maldng II pert'actly the resoureea f1 the eutlre state Jam11 Slau&i>ler In charge. Bur· Uamson dmm 9:50 p.m.; Robert obvloo s that he'• willin1 to lhell o1 Wlaconotn 10 bec:l< hlm IQI ID 1111 was In Beale a..Pel ~ P. Tibolt dmm 10:30 p,m.; ORCO up 12:45 a.m.; Raven.swood u, out more than a Utile ol hie IIIII' bidding war wiU. tho lacy. She wao born In GoUla Count!' 1~0 Lm.; Mark 'Fallin 8 lllOI1<l' to get tile UCLA liar lor American Baoketbell Alaocla· JWIO 16, 1900, lion. Lm.; AIUed..AMland down 5:10 the National BaslretlleU AsiOda· SUrviving are har huabonl, a.m. lion. Tlxlnal H.; two brotbei'1, Shan'"The Mllwaukee lklekl are The Bucks wm the rl82rt to DOll Nortlqt, Galltpella Ferey, neJOliate :.,.. Alclndor Wemes- ...,..t Ill' the clllzsnl ~ tho Early · ... da¥ with a Olp ol the coin witll &tale. To get our !lrsl I'OIIDd and Del')'I Norllq), C111!oo, W. An organlled system of Pho<rdx. The 111o teams had clnft choice, should that be Low Va.~ a aiater, Mr1. Nellle RCJb.. sborlband eliated as far finished lasl ID tile NBA'a Alclador or 8IJ)'biXbr elu, we erta, Qlllljdla F.-ey, and one back as 63 B.C; wheo a freed grmlchlld. i:allern and Westen> dlvisloas, have nfl ~ ,going lD tho slave invented a method of Mohr-818Veno Funeral H1111e laltlng dOWD the speechea of msklng them eligible to draft clt!sena all ovw the atale and wuiDcharp. Cicero and othera Jn the Rollr&t In the annual NBA pick al aBldng them to IUpport me." man Sena!e, according to the cellogo talent. Encyclopeedia Britannica. Tho !Up actually determined willch toam would select Oral Did that ihlll maan he woold and while Pavalon and John be allidJii tile laiiJ to pick IQI lie Asots- of Mason eouncy, Erickson, the Bucka' general IOntt rJ. the e~ted eoat It She wu enraote to work. aomanager, c:oy(¥ denied theA landlnJI Alclndor? . lng fiOUib on Jamerson, when her . was an;y one uname pll¥er" In "POl~," Pavalon 1114. car Cotllde<l witll ..., drlwn Ill' mind, there was IIItle ''But I )ldt . Willi to remind JOU POINT PLEASANT - One of Chuleo E. Nibert, 69, Pt. l'leyl Alcindor would be the man. that I'm one of thOse tau.'' the drl vera In 1 two-car aceideat ant, Whoaltemi>td a rlgltt lufD'"'" ____________________ _. ___ , bwriP on thi at ·heicl. wei DOt to Jelferaon. Nibert wao charged till• mornlrw 1:20but recatveda wltll faUbw to yield the r!lht of • I . hoopltollzod, · according 10 dt,y way. Mra. stanley, wbo was not : DON'T WAIT pottce. Injured wao Mra. Ida C. Sla.. trllted, proceeded to work. Pr• ley, 67' of Jo!!eraon ........ erb' damage wu estimated - • ·, .:. 1 piO)Ied ' ~Pub- New Orleans Will Host Super Bowl ,.,._ .;, Aim'." '"'" "' \ . ,. ttpelker on OOIIIOJ'Vationhalbeon . planned for AprU by t11o Walk-In Southeastern Ohio's . . RESTAURANT & WEST BROADWAY > Cuden Club. 3U4682 .• ' ' ll'e Invite you to sample our er'ellent 'ulslllt feahlrillg steaks, dwps, seafoo_ds, di_,k,n, lllld' dinKns for the entire (QIIIily'. Plus a s~~lf~ l menu meant for_everyoile's taste. • • ·open Every Eve,ninl Except S,litidiJ ~ ._,, .• Danclna to Live Music Weettrids' • ,., '· • Air CondiliD!Ied • t I' I !' . l ' Bucks Win Right To Negotiate For Big A .. ... -· ··· - Services are Held Thursday ,....... line/a Moore is r. wa• ~F. ·. ebrvary Bride _ ~~:EE~~ • !;.An IYory peau de·sole aed re· ~~ 11 the 10n of Mr1. i:Oiena Amol<l; Pomeroy, and "'"' - . late·P•-· ._.. Arnold. ::;')'ows of the dpuble rlng.cere- iiiilo7 were rud at 2:311 p;nl. Ill' 1!i-ReV: Glen Hilts be(ore tU:t al- For ' lJO JT NOW! . POWER- VAC I I . for ,.ur ·· ·· CLEANING SYSTEM l HOMES - T~AILERS-PUBLIC I BUILDINGS AHD I!TC. HO MUSS, HO FUSS- HAVE YOUR FURNACE CLEANED TODAY. All The Dirt In One i • ~ GABLES ' leltt:!f' .· '• . ·, ' OPEN/6:30 u ..-TO 2;30 A.M. . ' ·- ' '· I' · ..·. - . 'c :GOOD-· FOOD \ • ' 0 ·SERVING, IRU!{FAST,' "UN_CII & ~INNER LIVI M)ISiC SATU~DAy samar..... J w Reed a ·- ···u.:n.:,;; ' , : lira. JanetLewlo. DORCAS aRCU: · FOUR SPECIAL projects were planned tor tile Easter season when· the Dorcas Circle met at Hi BROWS Purchase of Lily Approved We have the going-est new shapes in footwear to ac- cent your Easter fashions. Pictured are but a few fr(lnl our coHection. A lll,y wiU. be (Ql'chaoed-lor Easter deeoratir:ml!l at Gle Pomeroy Church ol Cbrl&tb7tlle Evan- pUne Mlsolooary Soclat.r. The 10ciet;y voted to pu"chase tile ill,y dorlng a meeting Tlleoday nlgbt at the dmch with Mn. ElWOOd Bowen prealdlng. \. ,'( ~··· BROI'N &.• DevotJooa from I Corlntblano 13 were liven by Mra. Bowers and Mrs. Helen Letthelt pve the pra,yer. The mission study on tile Bertrand 5mith famll,y In ChUI was preaaoled by Mro. GRAY MANY NEW SPRING Club on Tuesday STYLES AND COLORS Mrs. George Nlclnsk3' enler· her' cord club Tueeday night t her Lincoln st. home. ~~.. ,..;e.•w~r~ awv ~ Mr~. Lee , u;:--'·.-.L Y.ar ,,LMII . . ll!!k s. !Wlai'.Y Jane nerald. Theoth- '. 1- · ' ' , .. , ' '" - er players were Mrs. EulaHenl!llor and Mrs. Geml Clscl. Refrelhments were smod. : •••·•·s.nt . · .. anit Qid gradualedlromi'\>!Jlert>YIIl&h . school andallended Mulhall unt. , vtralll'wharehebecamoalllllated with PI~ Al)lbaFraternl· cy, He 11 curronlly employed at of - . . . Foote Mineral Colrljronj'. 11r· aed Mrs· Arnold reside at Srrscaae. ' ~::l~;:.i~floJOr·IIOiitll 0 .- ntri.but.ion.s Voted Several Causes _,_. ' . Mro. ~ Mclntulh 01 Day. To ,• , 1, ba!!at 1U11f0f "'' . ~nod Wed Mar. 2.9 1m _.. bolla.. , -A am lltar iD lht, OYonlnr the . ~""" .· eul'aedien. Mr.andllrs.WUU~E.Mllle, ed wltll"i~ .net Sauthlngloo, a.to, tile :r ·~ ..,..e !!.. . •-""'"'~t AT "--• ~-"!"'srrange. ' -Dlarril&l ~ tllelrdalqi!IOr,ilaa.aed flli1l>comlnB ' A .....,. f1ulkid bi' ·~·,,~· ~ tu !lax IIIYder of Leavllle- ed:.::~.Mr~~:*""' ~Voo· · :tart,:W.=.: ;:':..Mr.i: VL . _cor, Mr. and Mrl. /ldnoy cor ud '¥onla, Mr. aed Mn. Roll'll' ~or lnd"Dil>!" Mr. and .Mra. Carl 3"''iinno, Mr. and " Mr-. £klao 1\'~1, Mr. andMra. Carl W!lJ, ~ . RotV ~· Mra. HewOIPOO ml• , llloqltler, Joan, aU ~ ~~ Mr. and l!ra. Donald~ . .....- ~ IIIIIpre ~ BriaJi *"~· son:.~ Mr. aiol )II;L MarviD -..... Mlso IIIII• II al987 graduale ~ Cbalksr IIlah School. Her n. . - · - wwma · Hlill School. . . TbewOcldln,willbebeldMareh 29 · ·at Soatldnaioo Otrisllaa .,._., ....,...,__ at 7·30 p MICRIN MOUTHWASH 16e ~·-...., --·· • the' m., a recoJIIoo follawlng ...~ ID tile clllrcb aoc1a1 .... 1.15 bOil. A 9,~~JJg 'BOu!fliRi 1110 RICRAC WHITE & BLACK I The alxth blrtlldayalfllvorsarji Edward Venoy. Mrs. Louis Osbome aened ~ Mar:r Am Ml.ller, daughter o1. refrelbments to those named and Mr. and Mrs. George M1ller, !IJcldloport, was oooerved with Mrs, Cl,yde Andrews and Mrs. Deaver Klpple. two parties. An afternoon klnderprlenper. Entertains Card h was held and Mrs. Miller lilfl ;.ned eupeakea· and pve favors of marohamallow bumles. Mary Ano selected Coanle Bailey as BY WILLIAMS Kathleen M,'"s ' r 6th Birthday Is Observed and her dlughter, Bll'blrL Mrs. Ted Ruey, Jr., pw the pr~ gram, ud Mra. Kloe't aened relreJhments to th8 members alii guesta, Mrs. Genna Tuttle and brat.ed' Wt Give Y01 Tht lest · Tr..!l-1• Alltirtnct For Your Pre111t Wos•tr v,. "'" i."' • ,...~ Why . , When Ytt~ 11tH · . ~.\.r.~~· ~:;. L. Of,-. · I · .._1I . _1• ,.., 4oelor who,::p.'tro ADou.. . t 51rv ct ~!. loll!""• .'cf•·:..,.1 Gtt Itt! Clirpet StfVIctllkt . . . . . . CENTRAL AIR In Accident ~April -w~ ~,eno, •• 7. The col!ee hour will be held from 9 to 10 a.m. withaluachaon 11 noon. The reclalntlon lee lo 50 and tho luncheon II ' $1.50. MrJ, Dorley Bum - .. chalrmas• for otale and fair dower ahowa, wt1l be lpelk. er at tile momtnr: HSiion. "A Fling wi" ....... F ' - "wiD "' """"'" w•~• be the topic for I!OWar demon· otrat!ODI. plame<l by Mrs. Paul ,h~ dau~'• ........ · · Head Bumped· -·-· ~~·-• •na1-~ ~ browa, !aohloned witll empire !Illata and 1-• sleeveo , will! -~ be!p velvet accent• and A.llllo oldrla. Their hesdplecea wore beige - · and the;y carried COl· onlal bouquets of dalatas. Mr. Donald Pomeroy ~ be Mayer ol .,.,..1 aL sa.. - ao at man ~M u~ero were Mr. RuneU Moore, Jr., Ada; Mrs~ James Gilbert. Mra. Charles Wettdell, Mr. Stephan PrieR'• and Mr. TomLe-,Hun· "'"' ~ tlngino, w. 'U., !ralerniiY broth· era ~tho bfldqroom. 8.lrf hday , Wt Service Ynr 014 Wrlnelr wa•er •nd Ynr·A•lllliatlc ' ' 3:''" Mrs. Hart read lira. Arnold waslh_,a b""!" and Alsoclatlon ~ !Mdea Clubs, bar helper for tho IIU"IY. rull .a n...,blt arid ~so wwe a Mril. lllzldo> also requealad That same evening a pert;ywa white" oarnaUpa coreap, thatllldol be 10tl>m!¥ for com· held at lila Miller home with lolr A held ~Jp the lf.odaJF••· •Udo::;~: Walter s·. Harris, ~ ;ta ~·· AmufllrQireatd, ..:., gr.-er, ~:·lb;; , e ed at the bulbleas mMtlnl, open. Candr and balloooa were ven ~~IPI !o~~;j: bride'• ,table ' · fF,ee · · · aalavora. ' Uoroil -lng caho up! 'by a Game• were playedwi ~s weddllig bell, · being ,... by Nancy Wella , ~;y. HooteSHa at tb~· recepllori ·•. IS die Johnsoa, and Connie Bailey, Wire MI-l. RUIIBII. Moore, JJ.., Other &UIIts were Ruth Am Ade;-MIIJ·,a.san Laming, ~' ' Blake, ~a Horky, J01ce Wineroy; and!llu RllaRIIdlo,Cioye. G~le · bremer, R®ln Herald, Carin . land. The. ~~telli wen ,egloter. ', ,1 Bailey and Margie Mllltr. ed by Mn. Rlcharo Well, Mid· ltlepn aed D&Yid lllllor ao. dlepnrl, and Mrs. Doui\UCalilp. A ~ae~bonored~ 1lslad their mothor with the par. bell, Dayton. . ~. I'OIItacl Velgo teacher. ty, The- Mrs. Arnoldlugrad: .., ida ~ almtv'arsary Sat.. ~!E uate oll'omeroy Hlill Sc:boel arid urdal' ey1n1na at a.., home o! . Miami Unlv;ralll'.- s.~ ta em.-- ·~o~ra. Fr...O;.!Jew!lfO!i; l'ulne· lllo7ed u a teacher ID the Mol,p ~- Mjo, ..aMra. MarviJi· ~Voo· 11 Local ~I Dl&trlct. Mr. Afli. ear II Falrl>ilpl Mr. aed ,. I Edna Lee liVe a Your OWn Vita- en. Membera were reminded ·~~~ ;;~E:;:pracedbl&~~ Showlne Our lxciUifve Mlyt~~gll4t. \ liNd Exdullvely PorCEihRED MAnAGSERVICI. 'i'HAI'STHUEST •"lbouJttU a n d aowna of Identical deol&n 1D deep to 101 tholr rooe""tlons to lolro. weddlq, m~er 'd.a ~ deeoraled with· bllkela of Mrs. Moon ~ore_., ~lue knit oull . for three reclms, and curronlb' and ·iJalotos, AhaU-IIour ' with a wblte clll'Qilic¥> corsage. !!rat vice preoldent of tho Oblo . lng witll tho clob 1Jf'11ar and the pledge 01 allelllance. In reoponss to roll members told of Wlllual seed• thO)O pion to plant this sprlna. The ll!fOD(ng thouillt by Mrs. Etta Ceii\Uitl Read at the meeUnewuaeomare Air munlcation !rom . Mri. John H. "Leave• During the COI!Ciudlng ..!Ocial Reese, Reilon D director, re- hoor • plant Olld bulb cluui&O held. The boatesl served refrelhlnents to nine member• ind ....~~, Mrl. Thoma. . r ' • .,.,.. =:;.......,. .. =· Qiareb, ,' ,. ::t:Jbe brldi 11 Jl!.'• daughter ~ !ft. snd Mrs. RuosaU Moore, 15 W.r. Cave St., PomerO)\ and tile . . .,. a.""' ,... ...., . !II • ' 1. 1 1 1 :-n "'mn . - . -· '1L"'""'"'iJ.l. ... _, -ole Maetlnll nc..ur at the home o1 , Mro. Mildred Zleilar, the -planned the April maetiDI was enUtled llhlch wtU be held at lila homt ol &niles." Mrs. lira. Goldie Story and herdauiib· paper 14 Grow ler, Mill RooaUo 9:ory. tamln," a n d Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Arnold ) ...........red 'alencon lace aown ·a ;""' ... ,...... - '· s Linda Le'~ "' '"'' :. . , ·1iii ·hoi -Wedding to Mr. ~l'l' Nllloon ArOold 111 Feb. 22 ~· Fomaro.l' Ualled - t ... ;. .;.;. . .,. , <'i '.Y J clrtlo .April Theme Will' ·ae Conservation ..•, ' . ._- -~ -r;;.n.--;., --·..,-,.·~ · COACII RAY a 26.0 l''eraae. on 364 polntl in 14 game~. He also ranked !lrsl In tile 10111110 1D lleld 1P11 ... ...·. . . ~. n:-llertiOt·ru.b' '', Downard, a seniOr, ._. the loadlni oc:orer ID the 1-o witll ' : - ··) e:t Ill' Boblllollke,y, Ne!IIOIIVIII~·Yod< . _ mootor, who Ia a peat , .. ciJ>Ieot ol tile honor. ........ :;:-"'"' ........ .. ... . 1......... , ,__. ~boro \. It • wer.• ~ ~.idect May .~·'me Wtll here- lila ·home ollb'a. Arland :King. l&1de 1~1 to the AjlrU meet:to PI'OilOn llemo for lilt l&rette OtJIIII(Ied. ' . A boa wiD l>e ,,.. to JacltSI&- ltV~ lhii-,clrc:le wblch .,W be 1 to be ilkol! ~ tl1o WCIIIIilp'l C.0.. • A llot 01 p....._.Uve circle flilan, ssr~lit the~ forces, ' potluck d!JIIOr at tlje 'vhureh> A !ere..., at lila~·· In, J -. ~· w~ 'prti>lred' ""' .tho :Eas!M ,fruit blskete will be pre- · tamll,v.nl,l.t s - r to l>e ~ oil l'""'-c-.,....;-:-'+ ELECTACIRCU!· · clfc:le" ma4t a - o n tu the pare<l lor Jhu!Ano,aglft -wiUbl .\prll 8 lit the church i)onorliw Mq:TING AT THE HOllE ' ot ~- - p - lor e1e- ooat to (]lory! Ferey, the111Ptlo~ 1111• .ReV. lob:. ~- wu lira. Manoil!lltnool, ~So. . ""'lllarf .s!ut1iafx, ocholanlilp ilr~ and a needy aiiiiOIIiced. , , ~': eleey..presldent, the EIRta.. Clr- . 11;- ..&onced that tho Ajl. famll,y wW be J11lated. Mrs. .Jdm McNeil presided at de dlacusoed 1111! potallllllty 91 . riJ IIIOOtiDI wiD l>e a potlUck at ltouJiO.robln cardo - e algne<l the ,m,aetlng and presented devoanlsUng withl>lrlleo forpatlanta ' tho chur<h with I ~ ohOwer for ¥ta. Grace fl1sell who Ia tlons.lacludiJW a meill~tlon "One at the South.aaotem Ohio- to f!illow. Faetor wUI h011>l~zed. and for Mro. Lu- Solllary Life" and Psalmo 9. Tho Health lAnter, Athoaa. he dlolrlllutecl tu. the si>IWna. cUie MayOB,- realdt!llrlnBaJ.. lowlifldadlcatlonwucondueted . Mro. Mary Mar1U1, Amlrlcs• Tbanls fOol riOtoo for remem· pre with Mrs. l!rneet COvert. by Mr"" Beulah .White. Mrs. Etb- I!:lrtia_~·~ ~on Auxillaey ellfith 411trtet brancel ~ rtiMt trml Mra. Thank Y,OU note• ~ tor l'emem- el Htche• read "The Dlttppol• community senlce ehattman. Elolai Hiles aod Pete Werner. brancea wererec:elwdfrmi.Mra. ed Lonl," ant Mrs . .Bert Bodf..· promolee the putlu forpatlants Mn. WIUts AntiDv preolded C. P. Brldl>otry, and lolrL llarl')' mer p,. I reacliJv on prayer, there and has asked &moline: e. at the meotlri& OI)Oiilng it with an Hoocltlahel4 ', Mri. King and MrL 'Tony Fowl- Mi~dlopart Easter project& were »laD- It wu decided ·to .POJipone lnY Eaater poem. 1be Eaater theme ,!Membe: ·:"~-=we:ra;:.a:•ked:.:to~fllk:e"'~•::r~se;;r;ved:;•~d:oa:oert:~cour:se.~OIIJ.:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ ned during tho meoll~ aed · declolon about psrticlpit!'"' until was curled 0011 1D devotions pre.. sonted Ill' Mra. ·GOrald Anthony _·. The Rov. cilirlet.........,, ·mtlolonal')' !Oilllli;. ~ he auoot· oqelkor 'at IIW IUIIOtll ~•hili 'lA' of 1111·B. · ll SaJ>. ~ MlooiOIIII')' Soclat.r of· ~!it~ ' ~eport Firat lilllaol Otuich oo .\lfrll7. ' " · Planl ·lot tho toa were made d!triJw maollago ol tho clrel01 'o! the - · SOclaijo Tllelda¥ nloht. Each ctrcle 11 10 Jll'Ovlde · , oil d<loen oanilwlct. 'and six . doooa cooldOa 'and 'tile lhrae clr- · : ,c:le ~I) wtlli\IW! ~ ol 1 U. serviJw, WeDell of other· chUroh mlslonlry BOCieUoa wiU be liM ted. 1'1:11111 •••• l. ' '' .. . 'Nil ''Ailiit. ' ...,.d, Ten- '~; .. ·ro Be Honored ~~rs~fiJ! . ATHENS - Veteran Alhenl eoac:b Cborleo MtAlee and Well. oim ace $4> ~ 'IIU held the it11 o1 hmonoo!next Thiro· when the Southenllorn Ohio Alb· lollc Leallll• holds lie amlial bukolheU bonquol · Ri111eifi,1Mmer""" ,.... tor st WltteDberg and now held coach at Tenoessee, who will be sending bls Vol-• aSalnlll Temple In the semi !lnsls ol the National lnYitetioo Tournament at Mallison !ljuare Garden In New York kinl&llt, will be the main speaker. 'llda is hie sevonth year at Tennueoe. The banquet lo to be held at the new Athens IIlah School localed at The Plslns near Hoole 33, starting al 5:30 p.m. Tho earl,y &tartlng time lo deaiall· ed to allow porsona attending • ' ' ' i: ' aed ' - · "'"edby " lira. lioudasbsl~ Mr. - ~~.Mrl. lAlla and Mr. and Mra. .· Rer. 59c Only 'JICI'tse!ler iK Spearmint or Peppermint 62/t ~ EXTRA LARGE MINT FLAVOR Rer. 74c Only 49 Johnso1'1 . POWDER ' .. ' CREST TOOTH PASTE Mouth Reg. 89c Only --- MEDICATED ..Now flit, $prillfl, her 'S!lllday besl is . th411 ellirl See · McKeeson 69~ ~-1'4'/k~~ . ~ - --- new ~nd ill·~ ETTE FOAMY LllliHI - Lime 46 ' ' �... rup~r, Pltlw . !t "' ..,. 4 ·. Soelet)' News . :·. \ .• 1'1 Decision~ ,• . ·. ' By JOSEPl\ w. GRIGG United ProSIInfol'!IIUonll i' f I , '. .~· ',(.,'• i~: -The United States and the Soviet Union were carrying on • -1,' ' {. 'I , '~ I J ~ I'· 'l,i I·" I ,) ' , ··v,:, llllllr1. GOril1d "" _.,......... ' G~thrie 1 l:'\.~ J illlia:llter or I W l - "'~ ilM"' .... · ~- '.~· ~;· 1s~ Anot~r ·il~u.n'~··1iJn,,,· ita6l; ' \. ~:::;· ~,;~><1.:·: ~ ~~ and MrL Newell '. Wise. Next Step • .. • :1 ,• • ··"' l '\ . r ~r 1 ,; , , • I' 1 'r, • Blaln .ot...ftlO...I .. Mr. , r, o, · ' , "" ~ . ~ two week• "c~ ~ ' '!lleAnbo. rellllt~Jit!lor. ~ 1t \ 4.fa"'·' mlldl ~ofNovl'lt,itp. .... , ftortdl. · ' • boor to I~ ~ ·111111'\10 ·, )>q PoWIIid :-Vol!,' .•,- ~1, plu \!I* >Uailod , ilr: 1111 Mrs., WWJO ('ri<kl.ea' il1e IDilereilce wllliou! ......~ ~ 'Tbo1 ·li!Pil!~ ... ;·~·· ""' 1!11 ~~poi~~ ,!J!IIao, ; .... collllv 011 Mr. 11111 Mr... thw baek all tllelr IO.ttorrl- ·: plodld aoUUt•' G( Ji¥ab' ...., . - • Wilt! _, ~ Jluilili ~r 0( .Qioater oo· leo, l!d• wOO!Id be ~ , c.QIIoi!ilot blOt; Irma, )!Old f... . ...,._.. btiJwlaii ' poico '1!0- ·lloodi.Y. ,. ·• .• · ·· . to •"!'I'OII!Ior. P~. no.~ .·'J!r ,,.lltii'. Arlll' c-.a ,. el~. · . ' , ~.P'~•ri:•• · Jlmmlf, Torronee « O!i""':' - . r COIIkl )'leld on 1111~ . il Sluili· Arobllailil Kllwlll~ . · ·'lbt Arlbe IIIII r.ru, lr>.<!IIIO' ""'' ,- _,a """"" of diQ.'a hlro bol!w overihrown. . · • ,.,. ·1r' ll!ree ma~n· .-;11- 10 1M pooeo 1lblo ~ OtorY wUh Ida jUellll, l.lr: and Mr1. _ lo,:!!\!_196her jiiO ~l!Oic!ot .:Ia orP!I!W!~~~t.,-lllo • Popular lid! 'of oeCOII>IOd 'torrll!ill' ~ ~~· ·; · , almost !Mir ~~~· oJr ~os· ··~ • & · tho Libontla> « been '~••- to jJ'!!I Mro, Lei J~ni!Jwldllo of coIJ1d moot of theb' tanka, 1 u n 1 p~,., il1e Polootlno Llllera- . lorMII• Jut 11 llrmiJ .._.. lumbul , ~. the ...,..,.. here alii other hBIV)' ·. Oqulpnflit .tim ~tton. 1111 ~ Fltlh. . 1111' . o~euotlon wlt!oJull ~~ with her Pen!"" ¥"}aJ!d Mrs; . Sineo then the Soviet Union hi' ·'. AI FI!Oh Baits John~ 1!1'1 1011. •• ' ,. replaced 1n • • - " " 'I bllllm • 'l!ltY .hove tholr l!lsoo In · 'LtnooMr. and Mra. \!!>but 11111!'1• ollhh ·mWiori ~ Jarililoi.. ··81'1:11 1111...,-, ro1bt h•• hove hlrdlntol, if and famllr !8•'"",'~ the J~ The Soviets hove il"!" · ~ c~,-IAI1on<in. to J-.thoy II\Ythllll· • · ArbluP ~Q' (6imorly lhil oomo ol their most mildorn ~ollllltiite olmoot a .W. withlD Iaroe! hil oerwd IIOIIce . olw Georlo HomUton prq>trQ') lA! I ' , bllatorol dlsc:Ualono .whleh tbo Proa- hod found "A t.erribb' -danaerous area" iiV and jrhl•h he .ball- eooild is the way Pre.slden"t Nixon be "'l"'nled toto for power described the Middle East this talks- hrlnglrw In . 111e BrtUih month- terribly dangerous for alii Frelll:h-ln the U1llled the Arab nations and Israel who Nations. He hoped this !1111111 be remain in c~ict, and terribly ''very sooo,:'' althoulb some dangeroos lor the rest or the U.N• . authorities thDICht eitherworld. In the Wlsettled Arab--Israeli confrontation, the President said, lies the seed of an incalculably more lla~rous confrontation between the Unita ed States and the Soviet Union. The Chief Executive spoke or the Middle East in his nationally televised arxl br01d~ cast news conCerence Cram the White House March 4 rollowlng his return from consultations with Western leaders in EurqJe. JHe made a number of statements on the continuing Middle East crisis and it8 threat to world peace, inchld· 'I,)' '< .. .,. •• r, '. Gi..Unc Clids; PW\J ' ' ..-111. -ll;le next auv would be to fio:l" ) a settlemert formula acceptable to- but whlcb eou1.d not be Imposed up111>- the Ianells and Anibii,- with .ftrm big power guorantoos to eoforee IIIG21 alii MIG 23 jet ftrt!Qro, a Ki.W Huuei,o 1101 only wlll"•ver" aurreltiltl',theArlb propor!j> II Llltlelloeklllll . the t'irms of settlement. Syrla'o !ORes hove llllde hil beta ~· to ... Old CIQ' ., Joru..... the Ill'· and Mra. ~~· T\lekor Twenty-one months after the • but thOl' hove - • 1 moJor .Galan Httalllt wltleh 1110 . 1111 . clllldron1 III0¥1!d !rem '~'~~>"June war" there is no pellce good, 100. Losses lnsipillcat I ~ to Ids' tbroDe. . SJrlanl lhelled hill" 'IKinlei- .pel'l PlalDJ to Gleollle. w. v..; for Jews amt Arabs, oo sign ot Israel's losSOB In plaaea and · Gatrrllli 'wM!I• .,iaurw ., . - for 20 yeoloo, or tile wh!!ro II!! hla -1-011 at peace and no safety. ,.._., In the sl•..tiy war W.ro from Lollonoo lave llr'cualll ·• Goa Strip thai II "llkt I ~•ville, W. Va. From Cliro the "Voice or Al lnoflnllleonL . But her lit Ioree !hit . lli!JII. .poaeeful ·« liJI the ~ potolod it her !ltorL" . Htvlvel meollrw to - to proFatah'" radio calls stridently Is eq,u]Jiped o1moo1 exd"'i~ Arlll ltatoa to the biiid<' of wer · 'Jboro hoi booo "' t !>Y .ll'IH at the lllrltod Molhodlol across the desert, urging Arab lorloll -.ro Iran thOir Cblreh. Rev. tllarlu Nortla lo bands to attack am kill the with Freneh-lluUt plaaoa. M. tho with ;Jarool. . Jewish "enelllJ>." bellnnll1! ofthewor FrollchPnoo'larool'• · pOIIey aiJ.'II!onl boo poottiono that lllo Arabs moist 1>r)J!alnl tho mea~• tidn~ook On the Suez Canol nn uneaay tdeilt Chorlea de G1ullt lllllned booo to.. cleltrw the auorrilll moot them at i11e eooflronce ~ Rov. IAmltl' will be the cease fire is shattered by delivery to llrael of aaotJier 50 coaiinaadcJI der the,y CI'QII the tlbla- flee to face. 'l1MI MtiJ .;.ker aexf "Mk. ""' Prvlces artUlery duels, the sniper's Minge Jet totereepw1 sbe bitt froNitr loti ~.~ 1!1 hU . ol PNmlor Levi Eahkol ret. 21 aton a\ ?iiMI ooeh oventrw. bullet alii il1e erasll of ordered 11111 plld for In ~ beek with eru!ldrw olnku- brouabl no dlllwo In IIIIo e>Piodlng mi..,s. Slnee then Do Gaulle baa 1m- • ltlllniY dlroelod' oPIJLol notah- d - Whell rulllv Laor round of alkol nr with Iaroe!, When the loraells otrlko back posed a total emblriO on armo ii'OrtJW ioldp. · · · ' · 111'11' ialnlo(Ora 1111111- her IJ1d JJfiO) 8UII ·'oo ]ll'imb' - as inevitably they do sooner shipment to Israel. Thl · 1~·· ,claim tO lllvt It .~ _pn~er Ill')¥ ,. Urll pl'lplri.W (Or adll anohr "war. 1 or later-they do so·cruahil\&b', tor tsrael. although she had tlk- k1l1td or CIIPn4 more t,ban m~. ~~.J- Golda Metr, for autvhal. ' overwhelm~ and with 1,000 en precautions to get around it- J,?OO ,IUtl'rtiJit ·• '- the 'end oC ••grind Cllil'lacb'" o1 the Jewiah' , It Ia ln thla atmOJI)here thlt per cent interest. lor exam,ple, stocllpUirw a re- the ail day .Wit. ·The pmill.lt •tion, tlld tllere eauld be rD the biB four JOWers turn almoat Their fighter-bombero 11111 portedtwoyeers's-ofopre hotoldlledlbotii9001Jrulia. P••• wltheul direct AraJ>. - lnde. .rollorl to thopoooll>UIQ> tanks bi&St Arab guarrllll parts lorherFreJieh.lluUtplanoa, '. Htcentb, 111'101ereelodl40- llrotlt ~whatever the bill . of 11 il1e U.N.- knowing hideouts In the barren hills of She also has started up her own mUe 10111 , eleetroaic t.rrter .POft'fl'l mtibt tUIIelt. that 11\1' day IOIJ\Ii tp~rk eGUid Jordan. armsllllustry, oJq il1e Jordan ·Vallar'to Bo' tho Arllll 10 011 roonnlrw tooeh off lila whole Middle Eul "Eye For Eye. .. " Recently 'IJntted Staleo, make II mon dlf!leult for 'the with Soriol hoiP lor tho feurlh Pftderkeg opln. The age-old blood feud cry of deJJPite arwry Arab proteata, euerrUla• to crot~ Ita Iarilli· "an eye for on eye alii 1 tooth asroed to oell so FA Phantom he14 torTitory. But III'OILhU for 1 tooth" is bflirw repeated jets to IsraeL Even so, beat beei1 unabJt to ·~n. or atill bloodily and nlore me01cingly estimates are that the Arab ali le11 to c:ruslt, the guerrillas. each side, week after week. , forces today outnumber llnel•a Arab ~f\rgeN ' For more than a year United · by at least tJtree..tooane. The LoOmllw in the blckafOI,md r~ I Nation& mediator Dr. Gunnar Arab edge In armOI',And guni is and poiacmirw the whole Midllle Jarring or Sweden has commut- considered even greater. Eut atmosJ""re it the !eater-, ed tirelessly but fruitlessly beSeven Divlslona taw sore ot the Arab refultH,. w- "1"• .I son Count,y oem.oentle WelDeD's organization, w01 hold 1~ .eta~ tar meeting .Fri<lo)' 117:1Mi p•.., ·..,.;,-' '•' '. i I I ·'•• • H88 BOmB HinD OF mamono RIND ... a a.t'l\rtCatved rinp ann't t I l' jtst "AOIJie kind." They are pairu~takingly created with """""""e • ft J.e Araba.equ)dJI>~IIU. l RINGS GOESSLER Jewelry Store Pomeroy ' ' t' ' ' ' ~ On Toriight • REG. 1.59 REG. 1.19 VICK$ u Contest, ' CON.TAC ·fORMULA 44 TABLETS -~ ~ 10 ct. 3 1/4 01. CORN H LOTI :/' 1 .. ·- ,· ~ are 1 rertilt recrultlDa N'llf/l(l.!f>r YOUIII ~_Jori the . ' ' ... l.,_,t.• ·REG. 1.39 ·~ I ·. • ;"'~ ~----- ' 89~ . ECONOMY SIZE ~----- 9-VOlT Invited:' ReV. Ro1 . Tlflor, MONDAY TENT 95, J)aU&hlerl of· .un. ton 7:1Milloadol' nl&ht · We offer tho best in pbarma· ceutical and other heahh produc:ts for the senior citizen at • • pnces that YQIIr budget will v-.... a(ille D.A.V. ~· ' appreciate. l ' 4 • ,· . PACKS & BAGS ' J \ '. ' \ .:~. . iifl:1 '•'! \ ;-;~''!1..'.. :-1 J ~- . OPEH DAILY 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM Sundo7 10:30 AM tol2:30 PM and 5:00 to 9:00 PM .. RIGHT: HAVIRSACI -loll bag hot jumbo pocket up front, rl"fl to tie on t.lonket ar tent, and wide web tho~lder lft"GPI odjutfoble f.W "hlkir1ii ct~mfort. ~ 13~.. • &.. .. 17". No . 573 .............. :•• .,.. ~.S3.t5 Woyno SwithOf, Ho,..ld Loh10 ond Kenneth McCul' Iough oro .p ur !,1.. 417 ·ph0110ochts ot Swhhor .... uh.. • ••• u 0.119•· Thoy hvo low protcrlptl; ·' '' ' I p,rlcoi ,"!'d ~"'""' · s~vlco ad dhceunt drug priuo . "~ ··· ;.~of~ .•:w!"!'· · preu , l.oo ' ( i(. • ·:~· ·1 '. Lot •• sorvli ro• lor on ,.ilr onl41"t.n.Jo. ·' !l.. • ' .. · ' · , , ,. ' ~ ' )• . . \ ·I • .....r~ 'f.:.,.!;•l l·l ..,f .. i ' ,.~ ' .•. ,.I ' ~' • (' ·;r ' . 'I " '. '· ... Bol91na • I I " ' , # .DISCOUNT VAL~ES e REG. 1.25 DIPPITY~~ Ail Meat Sl.lced · " " YUCCA PACK - I.teal for - ~ .....-nig~ht on& wHicerii c:ooripl"tt; Flh· all fro~et b101 Hlmola~an. Ho• blonht rinut, handy poc~efJ for tmall o~mJ. A.boul 15" ~ld., 7'!.,. deep, ~··deep, N~:~ . S74 (1 lb ., 10 ou,), ............... : ••••••••••••••• S5.50 REG. 1.29 ,.-. : He THE SCOUT SEA~ SAYS ~ THEY'RE OFFICIAL I' i • • EVEREADY -. 111r11n2 7:30 p.m. lilndey with llie·Iiov. Deny Klai. z-IVIIle, evonjollot;.apoellll olnllal- 1'111>-. FOR Til FINEST II -TRIC NEEDS ,. "'""::./FAS11tYH' ,'~ POWDfR .• ANACIN . I ' .HG.·. \~9 Route ~u: ~~arrt..mnte wy simply led to'tho 1967wu. ·Easter Patents, . . OUl • FASIIIONED RIMvii, I'Omero.\' LOWer Light Chllr<h, ~----;.;.....;..;...;;.; ' MAI(E POMEROY YOUR SHOPPIHG FREE DELIVERY! O~EH 7 DAYS A WEEKI > llJNDAY turiL On the c011tJ'ar)', her J.ead.. ers assert bitterb"1 the 1956 evacuation of conquered terri- I ue Invited. raeli troq,s stood guard On the Suez Clnal, the west bank of the So"'"'"" ' .R08iN HOOD ' ase Demoera\8 oi.MI..., Collnty lnolher arnllld"')IIIIWIIIII'I ~ ~rtlil ·~•· Israel. F<lt Mlrly 16 moniiiO tho Jordan Rher and the Golan Helghto ol Syria. Led to War Israel argues that after the !956 Sins! eampalt!n she obeyed United Natloos orders and evtc:uated the territory the won but· got no peace aettlement In r&- " f, I0.IG.5 ••I awollen co au eltbtlated 1.5 million. .)~ .with 1 population of more than one million resentful ArabL Is- ... e "'"-"''""" .....,.,_ Court St. 18 months to two yeara before '··U" • Ort,tnally, there were ICIIDI 75~,000 of.them- PlliBtinliRI who Qed ft'cm larael ~when the divlalcm stationed wHt ol the Jewllh atate •• eatliillahld In Suez Cual. '· 1948. ~ ·Yet, despite their maaaiYe Today tblllr number~ haw military bulldq:~, Western ex• perts believe It will be IIIOther ·. ' an•. · NEW STOlf.E! ; · ,; ' r-.----'---NEW lOCAt!;;,,: I I .. ,, ~~ I COL.. . ·~ ·:. I SYCAMORE'.:'::: ' POMEROY F~IJUiiile Sil~s . '11le Soviet Union's recent These guerrUla lorces Ire wOrld hi• blled Us hcpls of 1 emergence as a Medlternnean thought to total u many as Midllle East settlement on the naval power has added 1 new di- 7,000 to 10,000 men. T h ei r U.N. Security CowacU's reaolumeiUioo co this ri&k. The elll of the 1967 war fowld • Israel occupying 26,000 oquare miles of Arab territory Cl&)tured lrOIIl EsYPt, Jordin and slril A!! Carved A• His quest remains as frustnting as ever and he his been reported on the verge · otabandonlng it. Today a greater da!Wer, Is dle rlek that lt wlll drag the two ."s~'il9W'"" - 1be United *oleo iii.r.'!ilt So,lei Union - Into mlcleor war. a mastery of precious metal and knowledge of fine diamonds dating back to 1850. Each ArtCarved ring combines a superb diamond ... individua11y warranted for value .. . in a setting to rruit every taste. We know that special lady in your liCe is not just any woman. She deserves more than jult any diamond. She deserve~ a new ArtCarved diamond ring. O I AMOND ' ' . Mar. 21 at thO)Mloie ol Mr. ml Mrs. Lawren<e P~. 109 En;. lloh CourL Speaker lor the ovenlnll will be Paul Crabtree, of il1e -r~s ornce In Charleston. All ~- te~ · · You'll wve Our Beahtifol ' ,i • .. tween Jerusalem, his bead-quarto Informed Western eat1m1te1 ers at Nicosia, tn Cyprus,aiKithe are tblt Emt has ~t~ to seven Arab clpitals. well-equipped, heavilY armed . POINT PLEASANT - 1bt Demoerat Club ot Mason CountY IIP01IIOted b.y tho ~ Teerage the ,I GOods ' EiJw ,Bq;· ktts;far fllllq. -GfiSS T~r~ Mr~t~t~•s. ca.. ' dJ, Gilt$ For All. BNullfid Filled .' ' ,. Bat- . kets ReadY fQI EaS' t~ , Givlne. EaSter Dll , anll Gift Wrappina. Gentli .• -· , .. .SETTING Gl.L· • �. .1 . ' ~ ~ I i .- 1.T'"Ni ' " .• ' . ' ' ' ' . ; 0 ' y· ' ' . ' ,. ~ !cr+'jl_,_~ O{,: Thlftdilf; *-'eli 20, ,lift '• li . ' • Fegui~~~Bs. e k ~Q.(;ation; .Qills P.t¢e~ts · 1 ~LUMBU! ~ ~ ~d ~4 ~~'the so...:.. (UPI)_ - J . nnator , S, ,R0811a, R-' TWO ' PI'~ ""': NOv~, llld oum Ocottk, D-· I~ A. Rllodeo omnlbuo e<ki Aki'la,, llllj'oaleed 1ho bill Whleh Colli'" bill W.....,oday wben -_.._.... ·- eraale a ...,' -IOYel ...._ '-eed lbelr .. ~. d 111 ;:; ol jj;'" .;,. '"" ."~'" _... .. ~ )""' ..:!..":;;. •ehool" . ~lllratloo al!lclala 11kl :,:-: t;:nhode","' .:C.0\:i Ol!lo'o · . II' '· Rhedto' bill woold not be II ~::~• Which operated .._ lljiOdal ohonalv illtre<kiced. tho e •• meuure = . . . Tho - ·illotrlet -.Jd be an e<klcollon roaourco center Which -·bat '!:d dlotrlcl~, I Yocatlonal and =~~nOting e<kleotlon claoaeo. Ellcompall c.unt.Y ~catloll ,'; u.s. ' ~ 1ho whleh re!IOUJ'Ce - ; • ",, I llq batll~: ,, .' j • '· • • at a Glance lhe lhlrd week ol llle CommuCOLUMBUS (UPI)... A glance thin 221iir preoontencl,._ , HB 368, Hollington, provtdo~ nlot ol!enoiYO but 1he 111mbor o1 at actlvlt,y Wedneldoy In lbe HB 349, NetdOJ', pormlta F~ for piimarloo to bo ..... oo1ho By United Press lrtemational Amerleans WOIUided declined, General A88embly. soos receiving rellrement:bono- first Tueadl¥ following 1ho ant More than 200 stlldents U.S. mUitary sources aald HOUSE 1111 Ui hold elociiYO o1ilee. M~ of Juno. oecliJied the Administration today. Bills Introduced H8 ·150, Tnocy, prO'IIdea lor Bill Signed Building of the State Universit;y They said SSl Americana were HB 342, HlestaOO, exelq)ts slate-wide voter regiatrallon. )HB 20, setllnoerer, permits of New York's Butfalo campus killed and l,tol wounded last Ohio from certain part& of the HB ·sst, Yoong, permita,t:OUJ'l* Cleveland State Unlverait;y to todQ' after destroying two week, compared with 336 killed 1968 Gun Control Act. ty eommlsat~s to J)urehase, lequire Clevelalxl Marshall shacks at a u.s. Navy research and 1,694 wounded for the . HB 343, Mastics, mikes lease, etc., Parking flclllttes, LaW School. projeet and burning blueprints. teconcl week (I( the Commu- judges e~lain racts of law alii and · to cliarae for use.· HUla Passed Two Chlcago-~rea colleges w-ere nlsts' oft'ensive. c~lusion in reversing jury de- 1-l$ 352, Cruze, relieves reeip-. Am. HB 151, Bechtold, enclosed Wednesda,y and pollee <lJerriUa lo18es were given as c1sions. tent of unsolicited credit cards ablea county ~mlsaloners to went to a third. 4,137 killed last week, an HB 344, Pottenberg, provides tnn any UablllQ' for their use. . maintain drainage tqnoov&o A group of Negro youths increase of 74 over the prevloos pr~~~itions against obtllnlrw HB 353, McNamara, permits menta. Vote: 90-3, leaving a basketball g11me at week. re,_.s under fraudulent pre- - issuance of search warrants for HB tf, ThotPe, »r<illbita taxFifth Avenue High School in For the second successive text. purpose or makilli: inspections lng or auto dealers and matuPittsburgh stoned police cars week. Sclitll Vietnamese battleHB 345, Tracy, permits stu- authorized .1»' law. flcturera by more thin one alli barricaded several streets field losses clrtJslped-to 225 dents to acquire Voti!ll resiHB 3$4, FlaDnel')', provides taxlne dtatr~~ In the same with garbage cans. N. least 16 k1lled and 1,156wounded. dence in county in which he at- -~.... credit . •-~- • ldtrly• 1... 1... yoor. voter '88-7. persons were arrested. One Althouetl the casualt~· leveJs tellls school is located if he es-- come p~le and for people Am. HB lOT, Boyd, increases ,policeman was injured by a have tape,red d1 since the first tablishes or acquires a home in who are totally. dlllbled. 1imH on »Uk district CGUal ·1thrown object week ol the drive, they atlU that councy, HB 355, Murdoc~ permits imJ)I'Ovemelns from three-lelltlla J Fifty to 100 students gathered remain ldiher than at any potnt HB 346, Tracy, provides ror township trustees to hire sten.. of 1 mill to one-ball of 1 mtu. , in the campus " center lobby ol slnee Au~&t-SeJ)tember. statute law governing witnesses ~hers and clerlcil IIIII- Vote:" 13-20o ... ,Roly Cross College in Worces.or challengers at elections. tants to township clerk. Resolution AdqjJted ,ter, Mass., to protest the HB 347, Murdock, makes , HB 356, llolllngtun, IoWen reHB 52, Klll'feaS, cobp'atulate& .presence of Marine recruiters after they threatened him mao:lator~- the P~¥J~~.ent of qulrement .COr Cormation of a the League of WCIIIen Voters .at the 2, 400..student school run because he refused to accept county employes on a bi-weekly new political .PirtY lrom 10 per on 50th anniver&ary. Voice lb,y the Holy CrOsli Fathers. The ''black power literatm'e." basis. cent to 7 per cent ol tbe total vote. At other c11!11luaes: ·students denounced "ilrulerialls.. HB 348, Murdock, provideS vote lor governor. SENATE New York - Twenty--one 1ic" operations by overseas for wrUten reports in felony HB 357, Hollington, requires Resolution Adqlled stlde!Xs who sat-tn at the State cases where defeDnt is less statewide voter registration. Marines. SR 39 , $plegate, congratu.. Ulliversity of New York's stony Protest Sentence At Buffalo. &tudents protest~ Brook campus were sentenced 1!11: the ·three-year sentence in to - ·~ days In llle Sulfolk COunty ~-. ·--· Federal Coun of dnft resister Jill at Commack after plead!~ Bruce L. Beyer, 20, ror guilty to a reduced charge of assaLiltiJW a federal marshal loitering. North Caroliria- Duke Univertook over Hayes Hall after sity, in Durham, placed on one-destroying work at the Navy's Project Themis, an underwater year J)robatlon 48 black litudents ehlrgetl wl1h occupying the research project. 1n Chicago, 300 dissident Adminlotrollon BuUdiDg Feb. 15. illinois- The University of black students held the 18-atory HOLLYWOOD•:lll.I!G'i<.;,........::.':>..;•,. ,;:,i . · \~· .·•• L ~lldr!(,ii.' jj< A ,,,n.~.:t:.:, t:;~ YMCA COllege in downtown Chi-" ·a - e d that' '37 . , , ;4'~.....,e J7.'-· •• ~· ':D'ICMI,I'.::"·~t:~ ··WiiO ~l!lt-mt IJWIII*·-'Of!li I students wei-e exPelled arid' 62 son Clark Gable never lived tO" monoge! ·' ·' ' ' ·· do · ht lathe (hat the ni C1Ucago for seven hours others suspended as a result of see wUI be eight years old lllio Thtl!Oih Gable died ol a hoort lz.:. nelda)', complaining the school week and as shielded !rom the •'!'ck. ln November, J960, $99, he decided he would work planned to drop 280 otudento recent campus disorders. t mllttone ot persons across the ~y' 99 weeks · lnttead oi the lr«n i. federal work-otud,y »r o g r a m. They barricaded cwntry have seen him IIIIa yotr ~Sfnally ocheduled 100. ~selves in the bWiding alii 1 ' ""' as Rhett B•Uer In the re--reloaae John's chores cooolot of o1 MGM'o "Gone With the oweeplng and eJoaniiW up DO classes were held. 1 ~. A new~)! elec:ted black alderWIJXI." . . aroun:l . tile pl'opetty' and, llm you~ John Clark Goble, recortly, shoVOIII)I mud lr'"" "'""' Fred Hubl>ard ol Chico2nd Ward, met with lho It " born foor months after his tbe heavy South4rn Cllifonlla (ather's death, W&tchell his dOWI'I)OUI'I plu4ento ond said there might dad's films at home. Celem:.te At Dlaneylabd pe a program cuU.ck, but it WASJQNGTON (UPI)... Informed, oomrlcted ol smug~ Ka;-, blonde and youthlul In Ka;- will take Jolln Clark ond I!<Nkl ,...,.· ~rom Waohilii!IODsman Bualno" AdlbttdllrlfQr J)tng," Gross sal d. appearanee has nevtr remar.. eight qtber youngsters to ""' the YMCA COil- '111o lftlla1')' J, flmdoval .\ Jr. llkl "What have we come to wbell rt~Her children by a previoua Disneyland to celebrate. his litudento down their today he was Jnveatlptlng an agoney ol llle federal marr -Joan and O.nker- b!rtldi.Y. Ka;- wiD IJO along but failrrleldes after sevenhoura. ~ ' poroonolly 1ho charges IillA pernment is spewing out the are otr t college. John Clark i,s plans to lake it May. She j· College Closed ' clilcogo State Coli"" 111 the IO!IIIId $340,000 to the oon ol111 taxpayers' hard -earned money a good otudom II a ortvato oullered a eoronary heroolf two South Side was closed after alleged Mallo member In 1965. to a smuggler and a loan school. and spends Ids after.. )'elrl qo. · ThO ca10 oparkecl'trltlc:lom In shark'?"' Gross asked., noons teart~ aroolld the 22- , '111o hooae and .. . -1 ~ts between white lnd Negro Congress IDd a demand for a ~A oftlctals sald A.N.R.'I acre estlte in the san Fernanio remain very muclt the lUIIe ,wdento. 11 · Black ttuderU said a white JuBilee DO)llrlmeot lrweallga- principal bololnelll I• leaatng Valley that Ids lather loved·ao they were when <able ftt alive )'GUth, Michael Brennan. 19, tloo. flmdoval plodPd "lorcoflll trucks and Ita clloms lllclude well 1111 uking" of Holbwood. 1he Poo( Ol!lco and 1he Cl1;r ol Fortunately, Mrs. Gable has a There'• 1 ma&cllllne feeUng to lfPJ'aYed chemical Mace at a and lmmedtato aclton •• Earlier, ~A spokesmen cc:m- Yonkers., N. Y, Necro girl In the cafeteria. llve.ln servart who is the . the eaeate and twxne, alm01t as The loans "ere approved one mother of a 7-yeor~ He ond if Goble mljjht wal~ In the door BrerJWt said he grabbed a can ' ftrmed ""' toani had been , at any time. .r Mace rr.,. ono ot the blackl II!Pl'CJVed In 1965 for the A.N,R, year alter the senior Masiello Jdm are great pals. Loaalng .Corp. ol New York was named In a report by the· Until recently Jltln Clark hal It is ill this atmoiPhere that Cit~, whooo principals Include New York Stato ll!vest!pllono received a 25-cent+weok ellorr· John Clark Ia being reared. Jobn Aotllonll Maolello Jr. A Commlsatcm as a member of anee. Now he wants I raise to . He is 100 p&r ~ all boy New Vork State Crime Commls- orpntzed crlale and a loading $1,,• week. . chlrJitW In · ,.t oUt of ~ aloo re<e1111y lnveatlptod Ma- loon ohlrk, llle IillA aald. He hu h1s heart set on · house climlrirw oa the root. lllollo'a fo1hor and hlo port In aa New York authoriUel aald buying a minibike by the time sh-IW II'-' trel1 llld ellllilnl .... aild Mafia. McKeever hal a crlmfnal he's 10 years mel:," Kay , In laud '· U....JU with hla illarlctng. record including C"'OVVetions for explained. "I told him he would budcb'. Mark. · .. Most Distressed'• rock-ring and l!'ond loreorv-. have to earn _the mooey. So now At the ~ time Kl)r has ur am molt distressed by Masiello's son still has dtarge he does odd Jobs hoplrw; to earn seen to hla ~ .. He lhake recent reporta of certain atUons ol "maiming" peacllng aplnlt $1 a week ror ,oo weeks, enough hllldl ~ PI ffiPIIIda ~ Which the sman Buolno" him atellUDing from a 1965 to boy a $100 minibike. queotlono wl1h a dlrocteoo1 that Admlntotratloo bea teken In the barroom Dtibt In Which one man When news reached John remtadiOoi of jJBit,.. Sandoval l&id. .... ldllod. y oung Gable Sees Dad on Films Only in Se~lusion ,, w• • .,,.-; · ,,f:]r.n ' _, ., = ~~~ · ' •' '· PA~. (U~ .. "--"'vy -~11/'Uannc . School Menor Slpd . " A "" ' to CloveJ··• ln .. .....,* for -~~ at --don· mill leY)' ,.,.. wai unlteil llateo lmmedlltol. wltbby the lbloo 'n.:to and draw b-oo)~~ irom sOOi!l 'vtoi< sent to the - · Tho ~ IIIDI and ,cll,..!l J»lllleal mill ~d bo up from 1hrae· aopocll<ll a aelllemltll, lnclwiI lng U.S. I'ICCIIIIIIion GC the VIet Talkt ' oblin'trl, hOwe'fel', latoo Loque of w,..an Voters C.OC. llkl 110 brealclhroUIJ)I _..... on Ill 50111 annlverlll'Y. Voleo U.S. · Sooretary ol Derenae likely In 1he near Mure. Recoiii v«8. MelVIn R. Laird, )lat back from eesaions bave amomtt&d to 1 H. Con. R.4, Mtcldnx. honora South Vietnam, aaldin Wallhlna~ rltual.Jtke Olchanp ol ~101 conner Re». Deln M. Hickson ton Weckleaclq ao American ond pot hands. ·• • · of Falrfteld COUnQt, Voice vote. troopl would be wUbdra1tD ''At Aller each ae11Joi&,· )otlt Billa Introduced the present time.'' He mq,ressed delepllono )11'eoomobil ;> ovor SB 203, COO~, authOrbet ihe hoJ)II the ~ Vletnameae eaeh word In the ~. otber'l state Insurance Department to lriDJ would u111me tnOr-, of the lta~s, looklniiOr,r~ce1 'license unriable contract flabtbll. however. that mi8bl lndlceta ChiJIIOI In agents" In life ina~~ field. The worlt ttatdlni in s1x apprOaCh or an end to 1ho SQ 204, Regula, »nmaes for north~ rqed lD South VIetnam tmpaaoo. eatal:lliahment of education re- thla week, with the ~ search centers and .Provides u..l all •chool dlatrlets '~)elite trlth the Illite authorities currently given to cUy school dis-trlcts. SB ~OS, Dennla, provides for review am opinloo of the atStOp and "' Lou toclay lor a Fru Shoe• torne)' general ot Utle to rU1 .U.sorMr .Inspection! Pr<IJ8rt1 acquired b)' the &tlte Worn shech are a hid· and provides tor regislntlon of den don1•r In driwing. doCuments evidencing title to , real property. SB 206, Holcomb, redefinea the term premises aa related IF YOIJR CAR IS ON AN ANGLE WE'LL to busineu atructurea. REPLACE YOUR WORN SHOCK~ WITH SB 207, COrti, deletes obaolete matter reaardlng the board MONROE-MATIC ol bullcllng stalllllrda. SB ·208, Corts, provide& mailIng ijsto ol ~roleso!IDI engl· neers aiXl surveyors aftilable 279 to f)ld>Ue ...., request aDd ehanges renewal Pl•ltd ' ,., . Ill ' For Increase 'WIIAT1 OUR ANGLE: HER f!ITERPRETA110N Clthy Wolker aDd Paul crooo hold 1holr otill Ute pootel done under the ciiJ:ectlon of toocher, Duane Wolfe. In llle background.....are two other paintings olmllar In 1home. ' »alntbw• ':tru ~·boo> r~ TURF CHAMPIONS THE NEW MODELS ........... 'iJ*-faiher, flmdovll held lilt-night meetIng• Wodneadl¥ wl1h top aides rovlowlng 1heloan rueo. Earlier W.....,ldoy, ill New York, both 1ho Maslalloa and Thoma• A. McKeeVer, ancrther A.N.R, of!lclal, were locllctod olong with lour top u.s. J»lllal . olllelalo on cborgoo o1 bribery and conoplraey Involving a $2 million mall tnlcldng eonb'act. Rep, H. R. Gross, R-inra, said in a Ooor speech the atralr "boales the mind.'' SBA spokesmen said the • qene)' apDved a $66,667 loan ~." If, , 1965 Cor A,N.R. and a ~.ooo loali oo June 24, 1965. '111o IillA )lilt. up 75 per ol aaeh l~n ~ a New York bank the balance. Groas said the senior Mllllello ''is identirJed at a promineat New York area loan shark and a member ~·the Mafia's Cosa Nostra." Etater morning Ia dll!>layed by (beryl WUBOCI, a 1hlrd grader at the Letart Fans Schoola. Pictw-eo .by 111o grades were done wx1er the dlreedon of the teacher, Mra. Frances Foster. . '· lbe eommllloo riJje !undo tO JII'QH!'1 Melti>eia .ire urged to c:onttil.ite ·..Ueiea 1Dr lbe auclloo Whleh ma,y Include home baked foods, handmade ar~ llcle.~ dishes, JewOley, fi&Ur)nea, or oilier ortlcloo that """ be useM to !OIIIeone. II waa aloo lllliDIDeed1het 1ho 1969 Notional Grariae CotlonSow· lng COO!Iolt wiU be held at 1ho the otate o~~f,~ ,$ i Mi¥ meeiii>J .r Pmnona GriDIIO, !Uiordlnlllo GriDIIO eootella mull bo ~.· bolort 11111 dele, ,ond tho c~JDiDGC .iii­ .n .. Comm\ltee• nDtU;'tlie ""· moqa ~liM il.1hle'Winbave an entty, . •' I I ·{ ' commercial and purebred. PEBBLE PICTUIIE'l,lorge colci!'tul rocks lor uoeaowoiiJ)Ito ond )lllntlngs mado q> 1he ~.. e>hlbltol1ht Drat IJl'IC)o ol Mrs. Jo• Hill. Dtsplayl,_ SC>D• ol the ortlcloo are, left to right, Pom MIUirOO, BrYII) . . Lawrcmc:o and Jlll Manuel . Jei.Trey Donohew Jeffrey A. Donohew-, son o1 Mr. and Mrs, Leroy W. Donc>hew, Racine Route 2, his been' accepted for admiaslon by Ohio Valley College in ParlcorsbiU'JI, w.~!~. t~ s:!:~: ora High' Scbool tn,Ractoo. 0111o .' ' ·. FITS YOUR PRESENTKitcHEN SHIRT FINISHING SAME DAY SERVICE In AI 9 - Out At 5 U•• Out Ft•• PorUng Lot There are more Herefords, To Enter College 1---31" . wide.' ..,---1•1 dent Nixon laked COngress Wed-nesday to pasa as "promptly as possible" a $12 billion increase in the national debt limit so the government can continue paying its bills on Ume. Nixon wr~te Speaker John W. McCormack endorSing and increase tn the debt limit- from a pre~ent maximum $365 billion to $371 billion. Under a pro,POsed blli expected to win House passap later. tlle debt ceilingwould drop back automatically to a Mr. aOO ~~s. KeMeth "permanent'' $36~billion011June were Sunday dinner guSsta. ~ . 30, 1970. Mr. arxt Mrs. Earnest ra,loiMcCormack, reeling otJ along o( Dutch Ridge. r-" list or past roll calls when ReMr. aoo Mrs. Wayne Bricklei publicans opposed preYious in- were Sunday afternoon gueatt ij , creases uo:ler ' Democratic ad- Mr. IU1d Mrs. John P, Kelly .til J!I1ni,!1~Uona, ~d_,!!"."sms'!' , . ~bttstu.. ;, . , . ,...u .~ . 1-'lMY' ••,,.w ~utdJcans'pastPerrOr­ Mrs. Darlene Guthrie and•ctilP manc:e Is coosistent with com- dren spent the ~eekend at COium,:. plete irresponsibUity." bus with relatives . MaJority vo. PluraHty A majority in an electlon is more than hall the total vote cast for all candidates for a particular office. A plurality is an excess of votes over the number for the next opponent. '1ifollls obltpllcin to.&..t. Wi1ll 9 ~5; ' WASIIINGTON (UPD - Pre•l· The Ruth Society of St. PaW' s United Church met Thursday aftei'DOIII, March 13, at the hmle of -Mri. Guy Spflncer with six memben and the Rev. Jack Young p,.._ , ent. Mrs. Neisel WeathenDal, prQgram leader. was aaJ:i~ by other members in preseid;C the topic "Lent is the DIQIK" ~son" from the wpnen'• ~ IZLne Response. The next ~ t ing will be April 10 at 1:30 • the home of Mrs. Weather:IUR fi. With Mrs. Dana Hottman as~ , gram leader. · a..urt& comocted .... ·IIY ot meOI!ng County Pomona Grani ~-i (;range, Hill. ' 11 ... ooael!e<i'tllal a •ll.ent .,ctlon bl held II the loll,)' mietlng ol Gi-111110 to bolp . g~~~:~:~~- · In Total Debt , • It ifi /';'Ia Lo , 'lg a · an B Tuppers Plain• Soeiety News President Asks c; , rn Qs ed tn P;....0 be Pi ito'• zs ~· str: '"'e''·· ~j a·.rp :n · . Gov. Jomoo A. Rbodoo lo 111'0· wao .......·In bo!ft houiiOll vied- - e l l biD.. . ftold doalhl rooe oUglrtly during ·' '~ .~ : : =~!:..=~-~ ~:.:!~~:r~~= ~ ,•. .. ·· · ~:~ olvot- ~~ ::. bm:, 'llhlle alhlrd~= ~1, ~ to J)lllh fRm ,.0 Jme • 1111 pttm&r)' olectloa HoUywood v;um•tte I ' elecllon law rovlalooo ....., lllf808tod .fll bllli cluered WednildoJ •In 1he ll<iUtt In· · ' ' ' cludlnl •lowerlni lbe lllndlrdl 0 r.r hiltlallng lhlrd J1I!V In 1110 otate • · , an - joined SAIGON (UPD - reiiOUI'~ ·~ ~ Over 200 rBa-'"''"'ttl@~~::::=iAA'Dea<=:\\:;:::;:,ths-~'" "'1 7~~hol !~~=cl . :* C ,., .ldJ·n . Bul g l.oi• · - . .,' .11 lloi !ee• iioied 0.. cia....... 11111l • be r.,..dr_ .;. 'to teas than Olli oould · 'Qie aloo <duld ...-a ..., !llotrlcl, !M~P~Oo _ . l""lu4e ' adilllklrlal -- • •. or aebool wl1hln Ill"'•· and on •"'PPIm lr<im 1ht iiOie pu11 0( . • • ...-... .._ 1r1 · I'"' -.Jd do In·'I • ·r n · r, lld>on' . .,.. r -. ..., et. . the lble Bciarcl _GC Fdlclflcil. Chlnpo In Dlitrleto · _.; .. . '\'ht lble Bciarcl I( .~ Allolllar Jlll'l of , lbe moJor Permllalve'..,.. a.•.....,_; , -.14 Juiie f!>· dovol<t) a~(· O.collon pe.c11ap ~d dis· · 111 1101111 pine, ~'7'' ' play for 1he .....-i<e.. lalve )olnl veeatkllll d l - nilillve In Ita Ia... •,:;:-· · 1o1t imWd be Undjed:'-' w11hln • 1111 e<klcolion aeciiOoo It lo more than 40 diO' Into the .... dlotrfct, .,, . GC the lq the ,.-t · • Jainl ,voCIIICIIol cllotrfcl bill ,... cllo.,..ltd In 1111 Go¥'111o cllotrlclo wwld, 11m> to i'JIIt~ wu· 1n 'dUiorenl areu ernor•o Talk Foree RiJIOi pion and dovel• at 'lout '11-om 1111 ..., dlatrict woold ra- Voeitloool and Teclllleal iE6o., tdueatlonol pork within llio ,.... In elrect. cation rellliaed In ,.__ _. ... . :··-z'·. ~· eollwto Is on ac:credtc'ed Valley lndt)lOnclellt' Junl9r College wl1h • !the~ arts twrciocll. . ' hi co. . .i '•. Robinson's Cleciners· marketed every year ln the United States than an other beef brands «>mbined. 216 E. 2nd, P0111.,•Y 90 Mill St., Mlddl 1 pcwt ~f:u·ket Ht~port COLUMBUS (UPI) .;_ Dally cash grain )11'1ees paid to form. 'l'lalrsda¥ at grain elevators Ot.epka ~mployed era In Central, Northwestern and Soothwestern Ol!to as CJOotod ~ With $36,000 . . Job 1he 0 h I o Departmont of Agrl. WASIIINGTON '(UPD - Otto culture are: No, 2 Whoot (bu): F. Otoplca, a contro\'orolal Sllllt unebanged to 1 cent hliher, DlpBriJnetU al!lclal •l)lOIICIM 1,17-1.20, moatly 1.17-1.19;No,2 11-om. a llalrlb' job by forll1er Ear Corn (bu): unchanged . to 1 Seeretary ol !late Dsan Ruak, eent hiiJ)Ier, 1.03-1.07, mo a t 1y wao !,IIJllecl W~eldoy by Prell; 1.04-1.01; No. 2 S.elled Corn dent Nh011 I. a $36,1100 Ylcatlq (bu): unchongocl to I eent hiiJ)I. on ·the Slbveralve 1Aettvtttea coD.. er, · l.Ot-1.12, moatb' 1.06 1.10; No. 2 S.elled Com (100 lb,): trol ~d ISACB). ' Oteplcl, wllofol'inor)Jriluehlef unchan&Od to I hltlher, d 1ho clivial.m or' eVaiUitlono at 1.8&-:.110, mostly 1.89-1.96; No.2 the State Dtpartmint, .... ilonaJ. Oata O>ul: nioally unc:hangod, lzod b¥ Rllik for 'prOvlctJai cor: .58-.65, moltiJ .60-.65i No. 1 ta1n iliormatlon to 1 SIIDale eom.. ~~ OJu>: moatly 111· m!Ueo wl- ~~e....-.1. oo- .......,.., 2.42 2,50, moatly 2.452.48, thorlzatloo. . . FILLED AT THE LOWEST PRICES POSSIBLE, ALWAYS Not all prescription prices ore tho same ... you'll lind our prices will help you Jo save on drug costs I Come in today for quality service at economical rates. You'il be glad you did! ' WAU CHUI DUTCH STAIIDARD IY'rth brush, roller or spray, Wall Charm adds a toudl of elegance to every Jillagr and pa..-rs tile tastes of the moll discriminating decorator. There lie r~ll, mellow colors and three modtm finishes to chooss from .. . all perfecUy fllhion:motchod. See your dealer for · e19art counsel on the right type of . , Wall Charm for any r00111 in the llotne. • ttJqamjaty, Clpt1.1~es the ' ~the his d"'"" 1n ·., _ '&irl ot ...... th.ll pa,ai' ' • ComPirtmtfltiild Stwap ~~· • Mttt~r t .,iuttlblt ClntttMr Rtlri~trllol- Sblhn • Auto.n.tlt Daof' Clottrl ' ' .'.•: '~· ' . With the ,fioltld .... ' ..... ~ llh~Ji.' , IA-e' · IN 'AND WMPO �•... ._, :I• • E!~'-~01111-.rt Wanted WAHl AD INFO-MAT!ON OEAOL!li!S · >.n: ~ .,.mt 5 II·""' Dey lefor• ,_llcoli.. MoiMI•y O..itlh'llt ' "·"'· Cctt~eollollena· l Correction• Will •• ICCI,tocl .,..11 9 o .M, fw II£GUl..t. TIONS Th. Publi•h.r ,.,.. we, th. riaht to Mit er rejoct ony ods clle~~~td .a.. "'ctlo,../. Tht will ntJt pel'ltiblo for - • thon one IlK"""' l naortl ~ \ RATES ,...u,..., fM Woflt Ad S..viu ' 5 cllnit ,., W•d one ln11rllon MlniiiiUIII Char1o ·7Sc • 12 Untl , . . wonf thr11 COIII~CU• II•• i ntertlon~ . 11 nitta ,., Word the connclltlvo . ,_ ,.,.; 1'1101"! ......... : - . Doy. of P~Uc.tlon a. ,.. \ FofS.Ie . FCO!JLE PUPPIES. A~iJ' To, , , nH ;~JUr~. 171 and . up. SIU4 •erfli:e and srooinlng. Pll!llle IIIIZ-0443. II I lfC A'uto S.les yHE\'ROLET Bellllr, two r111'ATl!ES, IIIII - · 213 engine, antomalle transmission, radio, prlco 12110 or trade for 16 fool alum. lnom1 canoa, Kulm, Clyole 'nippon PlaiN, Pbono 1111- 3683. S.J.8.11p s+uc Ph. 992-2590, RUMMAGE SAlE: by th2 ladies of tht na,:es Ma:<!l 31 and 2Z, on Second St., formerly Edward's Insurance of. fi<e. S.lt-2tp Records ...... 3 lor $1 LP. Records •• ••ea. $1 Bryants Dollar Shop 1Q6 Court St. Po'!'otoy, 0. 992·5896 DA1BUN/2 •--•,..m .SMITH AUTO SALES ,. tcAHAUCb\, OMIO _ ·• '' r i, ~ i' • MOUNTAINEER Truck eover, hJ:lb, 100 inches long, 75 incbea wide. Panel•d wood interior, inalde and outside lights, gold and white, $2SO, George H:ll, Phone 91JI. S.IB-31< ~1. For Sale or Trade I WILL NOC' be respon!ible for 19!8 CHEVY 2, V-3 aulomatie, any debts contracted by any- tw<J door sedan; 1i68 Chevelle, two door hardlop, pow. me other tban myself. er steering ; 1987 Mustan8 Gienn lllier, Fastback, V-8, 4-apeed. call IIOJ\t E. Main Sl., 9!12-5!47 or 1192·5748. 39 tfe Pomeroy. S.!f.31p ROYAL TYPEWRITEII. KiJdel KMM, any conditlat, Pllono IIUJIS. S.!Nie SEWING MACHINES, repair service. all makes. WY Z. 2214. Tbe Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Aulhorlzed Singer Sale and Service. We Sharpen Selsaors. sa-tie .. ~ One Of MY Two Piaces Oi Business Bolh Doin1 Excellent ~ 606 E. Moln · Kclta7.~._ Jr. BW7'N, II New rort KPI, va. ltl, c.o Fleet P .O., San l'riiU!Iaco. (;aUf. 918111 'll'iU tab IICitlol &ht Tllom11 Jolelta7, .\dmllll..ltntor of Ur.e , en.t. of rlctn~~ee IICIKQ'. ilkl:eued, med IIi• petition FebnJVJ " l8lj Ia tbe Preblte Cow1 of lh1ll Coun- Olllo, Cue No. lii.Tof8 llltltnJ lhat tbe PtftOIUII eNW of lli4 41t), lllAIHk:Lent lo o:lldfint q Complete Front·Erid and Brake S•vlce PQI llo~4J SPECIALS. r bQ:illDifl, ~ ·~~~~~ m LAUREL CLIFF AVTOMOIIR.E IM111'ance b<ea •oncefled! lAst )'mlt oll<!l'llor's Ucen•e! CaD 119f.2MII. I II tie - c;.un~y a.,...,.fls'- month, Pl. -~~~ ' (ICI!ntalnlnl 30 eer• ~ or Tom lkK•J. t .IJ'. wtU telle rurtber noUce Uaat M -... been made a pattJ lkttrutaat · to' ..,d ,.uu.a anll . um be .. fe4l1ltnd. to wwv the · - 0111 ot btfeiW the 11th 4aJ ol APJ'fl, Jwt. ,...,... Meltlr, .-.l1911nlttraler; .. tilt ..........,.... McKir. -GH. '· I. 0'1"A.tto....r fer P11...-tH I Ilk I Ill; I lr; :S I J I 181 :S • 1M flatly To Go 01 Used Cars BY BERTHA PARKER sa~" • · hool atte~···e - • • .,.. ,_ I Local owner. and low mlltQ91. , Lih new wide oval WW tirtl. Blue fini1h with mOtchiftg vinyl Interior.· Bucket seats, 4·speed. Radio and hlqter. at Melt. eou~·,, Rev. Eusvnil CUI held aervlcea ll'ft' eut o~ ro41: tile._ 110rU1 11 rodl anc1 81,tt Ullb lo the ~Jr. fOadl tbeii!.H lloDJ llid CJ&lll: JlOid .~t a ro41 to the Platt et bet1Ja- Q· ' ! 1967 FIREBIRD "400" H. T. <CPE:.. ..... $2295 Slnfay afternoon at the county lnfi ...... .... • ...... .:r • . Mr, arrl Mrs. NonnanSchleter I .... ~th Mr and CJark renn; thence .,.. 15~ ro41 : via led rece.....,. '" • thence .outh 31 rodll lo a etW1 Mrs. Mark Stahl, Stockdale. UIIDC!O -th 4f delfi'IU "'* 18 Ndl: thence IIOOtb 30 dQniN welt Mr, and Mrs. George Mowe~ 11 totll:: thuw t~~t~th 'IG 41 rtoea.._ visited recently . with Mr awl eMt :a rodl; UIM~C~ 1011\b 71 • - - - - ·<ci lnf.u,ence ,~. . i968 CAPRICE 4 DOOR SEDAN CQ~~ I 1~2, 1 Qlt~Jft'IB ~\"_,, Sta;te o1 Ohio 111 Cbelitr ToWIUIII.tp. belnt Ill Town St.. JlaAp.' l:l. lrect1011 2 o~ tbe, Oh1o l.o""Dm»w 'e Pl.lrcbAN. be1lnotn1 hl tbe center of tbe Clark Roa4. lD the liM of the JobM aa4 ~tfe - ,, 327 V8 engine, power ateering and brakea, Turbo H)'dramotic trans. Blk. vinyl roof ~er green finis~ . Retractable headlight coven. Po ~ltractian rear axle. Tinted glau, Comfortron air conditioning. A ~uti· ful kept car with only 6300 miles. Oh yes new cOr Iiiio ond warranly. Save over SiOOO" IDd Ul. "* RADIO &Dd 'IV repair, boule caOo. and antennas Installed. . John Harrison, Phooe 11ft. conjunction. them:e up the Clerlr. Roed 18 CoUill)', Ohio, Ill Seeliolll i Qf A-When a planet or the moon Ia oo tbe ..me side of . the earth u the sun, It Is ln ·SPRING to a m.11rlle4 t toat: theaee ID 1 Town 3, RlllP 12 of the ObJo C..· J>hft)''l Pvn:hi!Je, IIIOH lull¥ tleterlb· "'11 11 lolloWI ~ Jqlllldlll II the 1101"· t'lwu1 comtr ol what Ill tnown u tbl KJron WeU. f'~~rm : Ullllftl taath ~r.bout U rodl: 1hellce In an euterli lllNctlou W ~~veta ('J) ro4t IOUt.b. of the Nathan C:lulr. wut ~ orner; tbeaot ·euteril to roll4 en4 Oil tile rold. '11 rodl: from lui bellllllillf piKe: thi DCI aorth t to Nallwl Clarlr... llOUth llllc ; tbe~~e~ wtlt 'fl rodaJ tbe.nl:e DWth aMul II ,.,.. te 1 "'l i [.': ~ · . 1 '1-1Cfe! ; w Q-ln cutrtmomy, what meant b~ <onjunctloll? , POMEROY llor . loluon, :W. Y• · Phooo. '1'13-&$!S, . ~~t!r!ft:O:.~--~fil.lj. ~ ~lt1iUJr.ll•t ~~ ''; :'- ; to· ,- ·,_ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . BLAETTNAR'S we1ter)J dlneUon aloq llld CJerlr. kol4 103 ro4l to e markft etone; uumre 10uth 1J roda to the Batllln aDd Pomeroy Kodo tbeDCI Up tlld lb•haa and P,omei'O)" rold In u ee•teFJ¥ dinCUOA-- lJO ftNII \1;1 tilt plaee ' ' bl!lillll!.inl, eontllllln& tO ecre~ bf: the eame mon or leu. AI-., tlte ronowlii.J reel estat:e 1IW· eht4 Ia C:bnter TvwnlhiJI, Ne.IP CIGARE'I'TJi: vending maeldnes and serviee. ABC EnJarprilel. R: It RAWLINGS SONS Mrs. Clarence Eastman, Harrl· ' · I i t96~~AM@to:2 . · t. ;·S21!i!t. Colflpony •otticial cor.. ·~~=:~n:I"J~·,:Ir~a :n;~'·a· 1p0ow k· }. 0 er steering, radio, bucket It . vinyl raof. New cor title and IUarontel. 1 . . I 1965 PONTIAC ••• , •, ••............... $1695 · Safari Station Wagon, local 1 owner car, white ·cwtr dark bluw finish. Clean Interior, like new w-w llreJ., : ,automatic, power 1teering and brakes. Rodio ..! . ~~-.an._ IWIIVU& Dlvld Schaefer and a trlencl, recently with hl1 gra..,.enta, Mr. and MrL Norman Scheerer. Mrs. Mabel Tracy wu caJied Athel18, visited 1965 CHEVELLE ..................... $i395 Malibu Conv.· VB engine, powergllcle, radio, h,at,.r, new whitewall tires, tr"n exterior finish with white 'nylon top_1 vinyl interior trim . to Calllornia by the death of her mother ~ • ' 1964 CORYAIR ·................. ; ...... $8$5, Spider, 2 dr. black finish, good liru, 4 spd. ~adii>,' and heater. · ·' i964 CHEV. S.S, IMPALA CPE••••• ,.,, •• Sl~ MlYf lt-1lf.~IS seen by appolntmer.t. Phone S.l3-tfe For 5•1• !lEMOVE EXCESS body fluid J1'S terrific llle way we're Mil· with l'luitl!l Tablel!, only inl Blue Luatre to clean "''I WOMAN 1o dO general bOll• .· f1.49 al Neloon Dnig, 1-14-elp and uphOlstery. Rent epooer $1. Tiny's Barplnland, work $ dayo a - ;· live Ill S.l7-41o ... out, I'IHine - - tieiGn LOSE 11'E!Gf!T SAFELY with . 11 a.m. and .n.r 7 p.m. · DeJ·A·Diel t.blets. Only Me at Nelson Drug. S.lf.llp ~-Real Estate For Sale RODNEY DOWNING Real Elllfl ...... ,.... ... MloNieport, Oldt UIOic Tho mornlns · are Meroury, ...... llld ~ter. The ovlllln& llaro are v...., and Saturn. On thlo dtlln Ill-,.: In 19C Ceo. lloutllao llatArlbur, -r411-ehlol of Allied - · In llle Padllc, to- hit IAmouo ., obaB return• pledfo .. tile , _.. .......,.... - of 1bo Pblllp. plooa, Ho roturnod from Auotrallo YICIOl'loualJo 30 IIIOiittto l;oler. a • .... 01Mbod -..q~.- tbo . IIlii Arpnllna ·- ,.,p.w.. - La l'l'm. • . . il I~ JoriOIItoune~ ~ bolito Ill J'olrdU. 'U,... tom>ttot ' .I illl•'*• ··' . , N-ice ' .................. ...... BACINI! , FIIIE ~- .,,,_ ' -~ ._.~, -...- ~~;~~ ' m;, Bob HOI Yom. ,, ·t. ' . 3 20 v.a 1963 BUICK SPECIAL 2 DR.............. $695 Auto. trant., radio ·& heatar, good ~ires, runs o~t fine. ' .'. 1963 CHEVROLET. : ....................$695' lmpalo -4"dr. Local l .owner ccw, V8 engine, pboft~ glide, radio and haatfr, qood tires, blue finish. 1963 OLDS F-85 STA. WAGON ... : •• , ••••. $895' White finiJh, auto. trdns., radio & heater. Real nlri '' cor. ·' ~- . . l!I64FORD GALAXIE ..................;.$99Si· c.... VB "'ngino, outomotlc. While flni·~- ,. NOW IN STOCII PCING SLKIS 992-7161 CloAn ' inlorior•. ~oct·w,w •. tl1o1 •. R&H. . ' ' "" H.T. -to-- TRAILER, Brown'! Traner WIPE OUT for clirl and 81D· . Park, llllnersvllie, Ohio. Phone Enjoy eleanor walla In boll mmt. S.IJI.Ito the lime. Rent wan Cleaner; $1. Raker Jl'urnlture. S-lt-3te Black vinyl int. with bucket ..ata & console, new Premium tn·.. , M.g., auro. trona., P.S., ·P.B., radio, low mileage by local ,owner. Real 1~arp c~r."", ~II \ltts Almanac a""' toofl. AppiJ -------4 dobbl IDd C:blr(U OJ ldla..IIURorbll the UIU.I that the alld J'lonace M~KQ llled. teketl 111 JH ... plo of an uadLvldlld oae-b1.1l tntlll'Mt Ill the followiDf dMCl'ibed. Nil mas.; S!tu~d In Ctte.t.r Townlhlp, foleLP Coult.b', Oflk, Belnt b1 town l Ballfe II of tbe Ollto CoD\l)aOT'a P\lrchue eomJIIOJlt lnl In t.be e-enkr of tbe BNhm end f'omtlroJ Roed at tba loot o! Ule \,lark Hill wb'"' Ute Clerk Ro~ la.111~1.11 Aid Bubm and Po.IDUQ' roQ DA't~2-~51 ,NIGH~ 992·7~4 Ill 19811 a · Voi\'IDO ·nn tne lolllld of Bill btpn OJ1IIIIIq and 11!0' dealh toll ovonl1lalJ¥ weal over 1,000. "NUns Today'a: bavo own baDd .. error.. ,. u.s.r .. rn«Yl'll'l HAY, Joe Wippel, FOR COUPLE or •mall famlly. near Five Po!nll, Phcne BClean and newly deoorated. ~10 . S.l6-llp One unfurnished and one fur. nlshed apartmen~ In Middle- 30-GALLON DRUMS, (deal lor port. Pbone IIJI2.:i267. S.l4«e burning trasb. Phone JIIS. 2513. S.lt-ap ANTIQUEO, dilbel, famltan, FOVII room furnished llauJe cbina eabinell, old pbonobath, !'hone 81'J..1331. J.l7-3te 'TWO STORY bolre, 6 1'001111, gra¢11, clockl, mile~ lAe bath, on Main St. In Rutland, Rul:lsiU, 100 Legion ,..,..... TRAILI'lll SPACE on Gravel I'1IOna 742-4172. S.IUic S.:r.allp Hili, 110 Maple st. s-~ CASE TRAcroR. manure SMALL P'ARM, 25 ap, CIN'E FOUR-room apartment tpreader FarmaD M tractor 111 Ualted ....,,, fnlernallldl good llauJe, Qleotor area prefumisbed, ground fioor; atao with euiuvators unci ferlillz. T~ lo Tllu1Bdt¥, lfareh 20, ferred. Raymond Boatrlalrt. toraller lots and rarden and er attacbmenl; John Deere tho 79th cio1 of ll981 Will> 286 to lAng Bottom, Obio - caffill sites on tht river. Ma- 4<ow com planter. 11"1 E. folloW. !Mitp rlon Reynolds. Maoon, Phone -MUier, Rt. 1, Pomeroy. Phone Tho itlnaw '1'13·5147 S.IJI.tfe Cbester - 7. S.lt4tl> J11!aM and lint~- HelpWanltd , 0. / Ni.GHT ••. CALL , RAWLINGS SEilVIC'f" A - - for 1bo dar: 'lbOmal lloney lilxlay 11111, "lrradOIIIII,y held-· be more hatmM reaoooed P. A. Tom W.'lf!'ED TO BUY - Tel_,.oe at 11!311 4(10 - · Cllll lf5. Z251 between 7::10 am. and P:30 p.m. WMtda)'ll. S.lt-«c Atrro MEiJJIAN'Ic, pol JIIJ, good ·'OWtiiV Cllllditianl. - The Fastest . · Service DAY'or '"liUARANTEED; .. PHONE 992·21194 .; r , ,.••,.,lillie''& Alii WILL SELL Dlv. s-~ Phono 992-Z'IOII. . t LIOAL NOTICI on Demonstrator, 4 only. 1969 Dressmaker Zig Zag sewtng madllne. Tills machine sold for $99.95. Now 138.88 or 15 11'1' montll. can 192-28311, S.l6-61c SALESMAN ~ YOUR CAlli READY - llfiX concreto dellv· ered right to your project. Fast and easy. Free eotlmates. Phone · Goegleln Ready - Mix Co., Middle.. port, Ohio. 6 iiO tfe our third floor budget llhop. Baker Fornllure, Middleport. Ohio. lf.lfe .ss·· , .ss ' .. Pomeroy, Ohio ' BUDGET PRICE lumltoro ' For Sale . MODERN TIIREE room apartmen!, an electric, may be 992-5271. ' GUIDO GIROlAMI 3-6-tfe A1TENTIOII Melp landowners: Oil and gas Ieues W811ted In Jlolp Ooun!y. Write P. l'URNISIIED TWO BEDROOM 0. Bo:l 2151, Pomeroy, Obi<>. &oartment. Middleport. Phone U-!Jip 1192·3874. . 3-8-tfe · ' Contact Am CONDITIONING Refrlgerolion service. Jadl's Refrigeration, New Haven. hone 11112-20'111. • e tte --- --W•nltciToluy ' ;· • - Whel .Aiftn•••• · rooms, bath, c!Jifrn, fire. place, i>aneJing, oulbu!Minp. , %A<r1!8. 16,000.00 M.\PLEWOOD lAKE Olk Route 124. 1'llree 00...., danee pavilion, sllower bouse, reotaurant aDde, etc. AU ready lo open. fU,&OO.OO S.INic NEW HOLLAND 271 Hay Liner Baler. Phone 91JI.32!3. S.!Utp For Rent LEAVE your order for strawberry plants, Premier, Ca~ Ft;H-.;;s iiElJ and anfurnisbed •kill, Robinaon. Pocahantu, apartments. Close h> school. Phone 992-5431. to.IB-tfe :lEW 19611 Zig zas Sewtng Dunlap: also Everl>earlng strawberry and ras(flerry machine in lovely cabinet. p!BQts. Midway Market. West. T%\l~~R LO'I'S Bob's t.loblle Automatle zig '!!I to.·!. "." Ill'" Main St., Pumeroy," 1'l!mlt Cot:rt, Syraf-u.ll, 'Ohio on·!tate buttons, make · buttiJrihOIM, !192-258%. S.IU!c Rt. 1.24, Phone 992-21151. ;r.onogram, and laocy deol!in 8-II·Uc by lurnlng a alnBie dial. !Aft SEE NEIGLER Buiidinl &lpii1 lay away and never used. ply for building your home, HARMONY apartments 3 Pay off $56.80 or term1 $1.25 wns 11me loan aniiable. and 4 rooms, furnished, new wi'OkJy, Phoue 992-:1685. · Z.J.S.Ife walls, Doors, furniture, pr~ S.lt.«e vale parking. OUt of an flooda, W'LL DO oewlng at home 3 blocks from Pomeroy (lOBI ELECI'ROLUX Vacuum Clea1> ztopel'll, pocket., pogglna, off!<e. 1192,53112 from 10 a.m. er complete with attac:bmenb. hf'mr.llng. alteraUona, ete. to 6 p.m. M-tfe Paint spray, and c:Ordwlnder. Mrs. Freddie 1'babe~ Maaon, Loob and deans llko new. Pilote 7'13-56St. 4-30-tk SEVEN ROOMS, bath, on TboPay oR batanee of 6 paymas Fork. Phone 992-M or ments at 16.50 monthly. Phone VACANCY for two elderly pee> m-5488. !-lUte IIJI2.2t!S. S.IUI< pie. ,Prefer private paid patlontl. PIIOIIe Ma!Oil, 'I'IUIIS. FURNISHED house In Pome- 67 IIONDA, 3115 Sc:rambler, with ltl-tfe rlly, fivC' rooms and bath. helmet. Very good condition. Call evenings, m-5262. . '' { 'j'- 4-speed trans·, utra cla&D. YIDDLEPOIIT RV1IAL- 6 36 inches Br;mg · : · · · · s · •' . Pboae M-1111 Claronce Proffitt. Porllaad. . &.\CINE RURAL ,- 6 IO.If.lfe . bath/ drilled well, , pon.tes;. large lot cwerlootlllg Ohio ' 1116! FORD Fairlane, liT, VI, RIVcr. $51100:00 ,,,._ PIIBLIC SALE F:i~"Y. G..'Ot't!e's Auction Ho" e, R:rtland. New and used me~ctlandioe. Con· slgnment. ....:..me. Open from 10 a.m. ·till sale Ume for con~;;:~ent:s . Sale !tarts a! 1 p.1:1. S.!Ntc - Real Estate F~le :!1110 PONTIAC SJar Olio!, two MAPLE eonsole stereo, 11119 model wtth powerful AM 6 door, good J1IIU1IDg eondl2S per c.nt O l t<~'DI.Int 011 paid adt FM radio. .!ustllko new, Has ollld olllla poid wlthi11 10 elora . tlon. Powor 111eeriD8 IIIII CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY warranty, a~mme 12 paybrakes, h75. See at 115 Kerr $1.50 for Sit worcl lllinimum. Eo. ments o! $l.lll or will cllast. or Pbone 911Z-31l1'/. S.IWfl> Mdltionol word 2e . rount for cll!ll. can llft.211311. BliND ADS ; Add ltlonol 25c Ck.rg~ ptr Advor- 1 11114 ENGL1911 P'Cird, esoollent S.l6-61c .... condition, pill tires. caJl c)FFICE HOURS 1 ~ 30 1 .111 . to 5:00 p . M. Dolly 742-1211. See Weadall Gnte, LEONARD ICfS.. SR. Jll<perly, Business Services l ilf o .no. to 12:00 Noon Soturdoy u Oak st.., ro,r,.roy, m CURTISS llutland F\Jrnllllre. CAmE Breedtng N::Jm howe, 1l!!t'!1, two lots. Service, l'llone Parker . 9JI2. Notice Ill! PONTlAC GTO, aulomlllc; 00 J 80 feet. !'!lone · 2261 Pomeroy oi 66'1..1tl11 CoolI'HERE WILL be a 1!Un ld>oot S.l6-61c •=Dent <ODdi!Jon. Soiling ville call otatloo, ).1440te Sullday begir.nlng at noon at duo to a dhm<e. Phone 11ft. tile Fotbd Run Sportsman C. C. BRADFORD 11115. Cl~ . Everyone is welcome. BIG DOLLA~ BUYS AUCI'IONI!ER 3-IN!c Complete Servfee Artificial Roses doz. $1 PlloJIOIIWCI Transistor MUSIC EVERY Friday and Satordoy at Ja<;k'o Clw on Radios ....... from $5 Crftt · ·Bradford 00. Hm:,..,ville Road off Rt. 7. 45 rpm I 1 tfc S.IN!c !''. , I HOBSUTTER: REALtl ' moo. 1I088TE'J'I'DI. B...., IJIOID8• ,,.,.,.,...... ,, - .' ·' • I .) ,, . ;'• ... ' 1964 INTERNATrONAL •••••••••••••• ; .Sl~ ~ 1011 SlepsicW•Prckup. Local I owner, low MilootJ••• l.Jke new tire•, hftter, red finish. · , . : ·. . ~. •J (§iS GENERAL TIRE ·SALES ' :.··· ' •, ' ..,' "i . trans. Po•l· -~ · . .• . ··~~······ ' �•· .: ., .. ". l. ,,·. " { Jr,. , Gift for NEW ORLEANS (UPO - Tlfe ,I :'' FBI pYe Douglaa Altoa Dickey I" a birthday present Wednesday - I lodging in the federal section of the New Orleans jail OD charges o( air piracy. Dickey was identifled by FBI Director J. Edpr Hoover as the man who tried to foree a 9$ilasSl·necr Lis Vegas to New York _...,t lO Cuba. He ran aCoul of a vac6Lioning FBI man. Hobert Rightmeyer. chief FBI <11 $1MB. Give your neckline that di~Unctln look . wi:~ a Jewei!MI Scarf Rlne ot Cameo Clip from our laree selection. he ex- 1 to refuel in New Orleans. T h e man also agreed to let passen- gers ore there. John M. Reed, assistant agent in charge of the Oklahoma City, OklL, FBI office, wa11 on his way to v'isit relatives in Mobile, Ala., when a passe..er said there Will a man with a gun in the back of the airplane. Reed talked witll themanbrie!lJ.', tryiJll: to persuade him to put down his .22 caliber pistol. SPO'ITING A VACANCY, IIWJ plgeoD do<ldea to hole op lllld -an• for a loadlag lo Bradlonl, Pa. . I BERKSHIRE ,. .• '• - FLUNKS INSPECTION MORRISTOWN, N.J. (UPI}AII automabUe 0\Ulked Ule state lofotor Vehicle inspecdori Wedw11a1 the brakes raned and the car with a womau at 1be wheel ran over the Inspector. He was not seriously ne- lojured. ELYRIA MAN IW..LED CLEVELAND (UPD An Elyria man was ldlledtodol' wbeoJ hla motoreyde oolllded wllb a oar In North RldaBVIIIe. The victim was ldentUlecl u Jer17 A. Moore, 25.' LOCAL TEMPS . The temperature in Pomeroy's downtown business district at 11:10 a. m. todly was 66clegrees under clear sides. MEIGS tHEATRE TONIGHT, MARCH 20 NOT OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY March 21 - 22 BORN WILD - Techntcolorrom Nardini ~atty McConnack KONA COAST - Techntcolor- Richard Uoone - Vera Miles SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. I sel Bibbee llld Murl Tl)'lor • Mary Pierce spent several days with Mr. and. Mrs. Denver Curtis, Columbus. Vlolting Mr. llld Mra. Guy u.,.. man were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walls and Mr. and ~s. C. a Hayman o1 Colwnbus, Mr. and MrS, Keith RideiJWr 0( Chester1 and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hayman and daughters. Pat Smltll Is spending 10 days sprl~ break lrQ!Il Ohio State University with her parents, Mr. and Mra. llovld Smltlt Lynn Clmeron, IDdl..-poils, Ind., spent tile weekend with his dauafltor and lamlly, Mra. Larry Cortlo. Mr. and Mrs. Honrd YOUilgor Paden Clt;y, W. Va., 8£)6nt the weekend with Nellie Stethem aJld Clara Muter. Mr. and Mrs. som Wlt1011 or Hockingport were visiting Mr. and Mra. Wayne Prince. Pit and Dee Dee Smith were pvernlgltl guests or A. a Klbble or Reedsvtlle. Vlsidfll Mr. ard Mra. Larry Curti& were Mr. am Mrs. Johnnie Newell ml son, COlumbus, Mr. and Mrs. MorYin Walker and Rutltie, Tuppera Pllins, and . Elmer Newell, Chester. Frank Andrew apent several dll.fs with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frlncls Anlrew arll other relat;bes. Frank haa been tak- iqr schooli._- in Tulsa, Okla., and WID be employed at Saigon, Vletzllmt for six mootlls. Jutb and Mark Holtor and Dee Dee Smith atlended a birthday Plrt.l' hoooriqr Jlmm,y Clrlor 1t IDd ·son, Chester, alii Mr. · and Mi:o. Harlio Frank. Mr. 11111 Mrs. 'l'lumWl eock were visiting Mr. and Mrs. OPENINt; TUNIGH"i' --IOOtCH 20th FREE SHOW AUDJE MURPHY ia Oscar Babcock, 'ftclpers Plainl. Mr. and Mrs. Honrd Young, PiltOn Clcy, W, Vs., and Mr. and Mra. Gartll Smith were vislti• Edllh Osborn, Keoo. - VIolet Smith G\INS FOR AP ACHEP ASS Al-'0" ·i ' · ' MAY QUEEN ADL,ER . ... KIRBURY '· Anif tltke tioie' tt OH ourl.i'g aolocftH .• , ~~~i_~rao~ CIHn..i _ P,oliahoo - J!iojh Cryojalo - : Wax'fo ' - On" '( IN nero - . Wlnolow CIOio~oro ; ~~ .~·~· ·~•i' -· .---..,.------·. . . . ,·,-~ __ ; . ......':.·_ .....~------· ......... ..., - N .... _, ~"'"• and p-......., Hoae IIOW trom our c..... ,aI pUrchiH· ••• Salt ........ · I , . . ----------: • 1 1 1 I A44 the flnhhin.. toueh "to yolll" Sprint Entemltle with 11 pair of Motlc ...,.., NyfiHt Gloqi by Kt~ys•. MIMielly on ucl..,tlv• Ko ,., ,..,,.. Math: Motion Gin•• ..,. PlflfiOnently molded to thlt halciS In the filii wearing, fof u..bell~oily perf.ct flt, TIItlluaVI:DUI 1 •PP.Iilranc• of Math: MDtlon Glont It p•1110nont too. hoy an ont wqrtng, on.,. to wa•h, qutc:r. ctr,.tn,. Ct.eoo tho color to -~t-ent 'f!N' owtflt. , . .It•• NiiYf, ., ~1 vor 1 ~:::: ~~~ ~::t~.~'tt.~.'L:r.:.'i::.~.;~.:::"~~:.·:!l :~,o:.-· March 2J.2:1.23 CLINT EASTWOOD In THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE VGLY AUIO. ··~ ., · 1 1 Special 4 for 1.00 I 1 1 I WOMENS SLEEVELESS BLOUSES soiJd'cOlora; sttljles, Pillds; biecks arid to 38. Sl - I~ :r=.=:: ::,-aap::'::t.';:~ and~:;.,...~"' ~·:!: : I 1 1 51Hi Polt••..,, 5'"' · · ldtol fill' Sprint and Sum1111r Wtar. Cotton, J Wo~j' repolttr,•• Zipper front cluing. Silo• ...... t ~·38) Mod,',"'" ':-' otd laro• (U-46) ancl extra lar 11 e (•8..50). Eloctflc ftluo, Navy uo a I 4. 95 · Mono 100% Nylon •••, liont, dlaw•"'"' bottoM pd typo lackoto. Small, mHiu.-; larp and extra lart•· $US Fu er ut -Sietb-flt··lt . 1 I Sptclai .Purchlll ID. ' I . • Ell•orfalclt era feah,lnv fvll• c-ut Slack• for tho "'an who sto:· a nbot like or con not woar the trl"' cut or tho top••d rnoclele. I r Mr. L•vl'a and Rattan thCJt hov'a llnla 1110n1 fullneu In "'- •oot an~ ,., . . . . . . . M• " ' ' ' " · oil .......... ...... . I Slacks For You•1 •• lor~~ the•• ,,,... You'll ur.. lluylne I!!!Dkl"ll, ..m,. Sport Slec... New GOion that ore llri11M.r a"" ·~"., looklnt. A •11 1oloctlon ef lold1 ancl chKitl. SIJ11 28 to 38 ••l•t 11M .,.au •~RJ yOIII' c-orrect 95 I WOMENS DACRON AND (_OlTON BLOUSES! · Pe~nt PrelL Sizes 32 to 38. - · Business consultant has an attractlvelnvest- llllnt opportunity In the Pomeroy • Gallipolis area .l'.,..·.· .. R~gs . 11 ~~~ · - .... _. · ...-. IWJ. 1 lllaiiJ exclusln ltat1res. .Easr to I attachmllft standard on all 11odels. I 1 oiooo 6 to 12oM PMp Slu 25 to · choice ....,. plot,._ nei:t:httt~ plaid•· All are ,.,....nent p,.u, lrlne .,. • ., )'I n, • F,_., L•••'• Slo<h lw ••,, lo 28 wal•t n~~w In tho !aneth of t,'or•l 'fOil! . SPECIAL s~~E! .Fri~·S.tur•ay . RCA TtiiYislolt Sets 1 Stop Ia Uti llullc ~ Jnd f10or _; See tile ~A Biod< 1101 Wblto 1101 !;plllr TV Nil. We're havllll~aiSlla »rlcol 011 0"'7 HI Udo woel!oal. You eon tnde In )'0111' old OO!o ·too, on 1 11611 RCA TV and UH ElliarfOid'l Hl>lllllro credll aenlco CO 'mal!o ;rour Jllll'chall. II wW f11¥ ~to 100 illeae . RCATVHta. " ~---,--,---.------ I ____ ~-1 IIIJ . lrJIIf' Solid Larp. top and ttlE ~~·59 si 19 REG: $1.98 _................................................ ...... REG. $2.19 ........................................................ SUpover turUo - I I REG. $2.98 --·---------·-----·---------------·---·---------SAL REG. $3.29 ...................., .... _............................ SALE 52-39 I lncludoo Fancy ChiHono, Cobbloro, Smocks, Bib Styloo, I Tio Backs, in Regula•, Largo and Extra Larte Sl&~o. I ·----·-·--------- Mo .. Shoit_ SI-,vo · I mock bultAJD '1(.._,,., IAq: ' Bayo I --------J..-- . 10 3·o·95 1 All · Jn q d•·1:.onvenient Hl.ction. I '""c; T . J. k $3 95 II,. IOK Hy 0" ...._ yte oc oto............ • locoti~ for · YIJ4r HIY ,; . . ' lo on .• orri. '' rw Will N~ SAIGOI a workslwp in Ironton Held gunners offcm;ivf a week overnigh dam a ; America night li U.S. I vealed from c1 said the saigon Am eric! 50 chan Comn .. c-. ea start For Teachers p; ...'' H d Com Vietl ' '•• Th prog er I ) ll~ •' Said ·':>';' V1 Housing Group ceatu.res ' his is America' Idea ."ee. i "On Ohi toda1. 1 i , I ~ By UJ ' l Egg three !ng I '' . \ Slate lpn 1 and I nta, pedal edhi r----"'""------:--......-----, Speaking of Schools--No. 83 .. ·u.: ...., ....... . .....yeo. 'r•l 1971. · . " . ~ · .~, li!~F ~!lr.~"'u;'NB" which hi~ .. u~. '"""~~:~w:er, & IChooJ By GEORGE HARGRAVES, Sq>L Metae Local School Dlslrlct tiJr allllflber ol j'OIII'S. ll.ll)'ear, wben Mrl. iountor clilrn,IMWO<ko · NeuO •eot !nco a/IOihllf field <i . •...... .thlt.ahi!~·t """""'" ~ nils! cal .... ' · iak1111 tbe. oiiiJited. ·'l'hl• year Mrt. Noaie O,I)9U...;ratr .pooiH'I" •Loni&y hturaed fA> Ute o1 volt the In u year. predl rroul< State Education Bill Vital to All BERRl'S This e.,mng• s colwnn wUl COI\oo taln Information and com menta In u.. " several. Una. '\.. llor tllrooJ tar< r A 1 • parties and proms, as well ill' '· . lndlc baseball, track and golf. ~ : . ·.; · acthities are an ilrpx1ant .~ of llie tolll educaticm esr ..... age ~i that we feel res.PODiible tor~ · thlrt rrlll vlding. They also give lllhtill· and interested ldults a real portunity to become ie•olwitl' th<! actlvicy program school. Why not take of tt.ls ~portunity? !eve: doze ad.&!ilii! M liOm High p1_,•!~;~;,3 pete withschool Hollywooll wort men but they are a lot of tun In ( dent actors and .,.,ell<~>:' Vocal and instrum8ntai add greater meanblplro ol prepar1ttoo. i!W' ts 1ven more . cr&~~sed &rter a Nat! UOII Ill the 25U the concert&. · anti Pl'OIIlo. . .,..,~. nlli Unl· as s ... you WALTER MATTHAU In . A GUIDE FOR THE llld!RlED. MAN !arr ; ,.'· ,,. ""' ( .. Em !!' !M · F11 ...... ,, u April able ~ cordln from 1 'the vol.., -~ •I!P..Uolanryi. !ll!l;p~ta under . ..,., . . . : >!iD'I\11 tilt .iet\rlh · . Tbe IIKiw hal beeo ;!.Rei' Et Being Probed ":' ' RUey, dy Moe Photo. 2 B&Es · 1~t· ~ -~-~~r ,by - Mleh Cloalr• - ,Clor· , Crlbo -.IPo~r ·~ th TH season proer,••· n~. ·~~ =~~~.=; Eastern High Musical Production T ' boo- P•f•ct n., Schoat tuMMtr _. Nrl'l' fell. Ztp,., front. Mtd• of so. Po.l)'tl,..,, 501icol.. n. Wot-! ..,.llont. Solid color~. ' •halrma• lla,,..,k I Lltrlo Bay• Pllftlanoot Prou I ·Reg. $2.50 Valoo 2 lb; bax. Car~ · NYLON SLACK AND SHORT TOPS I1 Banlon Sport Shirts I1. White Dress Shirts 1I Py1011id Milk Chocolate Table Tlllk oiYie·- Jewel 110<kline and V Neck lltl'leocolora- Darks Putals. Slzoa: Small, -wnand 1 11111• with !il.,. ICO 7 - Rlllr'nTumblo I NoP!clno _ or I -iloo ahlrta for bQJa I ..__ I 1 69 C od 1. 95 I pla!llot col)ored O!Jie. Sol· I -with rllllb' . ua. Per- I .,.cia e . pr:: .... 1101 dre••• 1·-----~::..-ii.-FI ·-------FRIDAYANDSAtiiiiliAY-------I :::..._=.:- I ·=..:., 1 2 0 l Sal l. ______tJI __ :__:_L__ ~--~ • -----~I .w •R • REG. $1.00 ...............P..'-~~--- . . . . .!. . . . . . -SALE ~c I a.,. Slaoo a to II : ltdints Furnh,t~-w ...,,, m·\\:~ ~-~- -:·:_~·:_-~~:-~.~:-:.:·:::::·::~:::~:~-~-:-~:-~.:~-Jtg..~ : ·~pper Front Jaclcets I On -~ ' 3r•• Fl.,: · ... Women• Doublo Koit Sle..eleu Stretch '"!!•· Holds Meeting Saloct Your Eutor C.r~' . Haw F10111 Our Lorte Sptclall aons, • ;<f¥emay ·is Facing : -(;oun: ~er Lawsuit ' . I, I "Rennie" Davis, Tom Hayden. Democratic Soclet)'j Hottman rrldch can be lml>oood on each Abbott •• Abbie" Hoftma~ Jerry and Rubin are leaders . or the Clereldant 11 ·to years In prison Rlirlp, ~ee. WeJner, ' Jciul . Youth lntornadonal Part.r (Yij>- am $10,000 tine. Froh1es and Bobby Seale, either pies)i Seale Ia chalnnan or the , . Trro C<iwlts leaders or pro' est organizations Black Panthers; Froine Is Eldd Roth, 38, of New YOI'k, a or sympathiz . were charged assistant professor or chemistry teleYislon dlretlor' lor NBC 11 with traveli~ .• 1terstate "to at the OntversJty or Oregon; tlle coovention, was charged · indte, -orpnize, promote, en- and Weiner 'ta a research with two counts ol "Illegal courage in ard carry on a rloi. •• assistant ia soCloiOSY at North- electronic lnterceptioo of C001Twelve persons named u c~ western Uriiwrsity. municatlons. •• She was accused conspirators trere not lrxticted. Davis, Weiner ard Ben ot ubuggi!W'" iwo rooms ol fbe Dellinger arxl Davis are Radford, nu;ned as a co. Conrad Hilton Hoiel .-hero leaders or tlle National Mobili- conspirator, called a news secret Democratic party com,, ~l 0;01 U~ ~~ Waa, • e~rc:h·relafed lnstttuuoo, at one time ti returned Thuraday by a rederai zation Committee · to End tlle Conference fOf ~ In Cl\lcago mittee meetings were being Jurilor Ani' viable lnatltutlon Ia not ltatlc. I aeekt grand jury lliat hinted more War in Vietnam; Heyden is a (10 a.m. ES"n. held. toull1er or students for a Hayden, 29, ot New York, said , ,. • .._, . I wblc~ ~reault In lmprov-. SOmetlmea a chiioge, Indictments wltllln 60 days. I! convicted, Mrs. Roth faces in San Frandic:o be would turn a possible sentenc:e or 10 years ..,....... . ser1m1 , , ID, cloea not ~ce tile andclj>ated pro. Four o1 tile policemen alr'"'dy himself in today. · ll'll! - '!l~u 'f!!e Junlor-eol)ep-atalu"118rlod. Unlortunatoly, were under suapenslon as the in prison and $20,000 nne, There · wfll be no burning U.S. Atcy. Thomas A. Foran covering both count!. Bom tor ... ,lOIRe per~l' ~ chlnae 'with Mere chanje ill not result ot a Police Department permits Issued in ihe Village said the maximum penalty ·• ~· w.fth.~~~. , investigation. The other tOW' her was st at $10,000, the same or Middleport wttillurther ... , _IUO _ Gr., C<jleiJII was ID,...,...ated under tile larrs o1 tile were suspended todol'- The as !or the demonstrators. tiee, Fire Chier Bob Fisher a~ ol Old ··•, ~ 1811-ftl'l)lluallnc i!olrd ol. ,Trustees (II llated Federal Bureau or InvesUgaUon Bond f()J' seven of the ·~~ Articles, r rJ. A*IOd~ PetRI and c.'ii)Dtrols the fDI!Iti. · was handed warrant5 to sene nounced. policemen was set at $1,000 Due to the extremely dry "'''"'"' 'l!!o lloaJ:d o1 Trua,eo doieaatoa. co the chief lldmlnts- on tho delondanls but ""' each, Lt. ARL Dobrich, 39, was weather the pennits will not be ·' itauve otltef!S.: Ind. hl1 co.drnlniltrltors Ute responslbWQ" and noun~ed no immecuite arrests. charged ft"itb two counts of ~f;y to,11 lirterpret llld execute. the· polldea elltablilhed by the Two persons !rom Cleveland, issuod. Also burning in conperjury for telling the grand !lOUd ol 'friiateea, C<in1f091~, Ute ldmtalatntton connot. mor- Sldnoy M. Peck, 42, and Kallile tainers will not be permitted jury he didn't hit anyone or see ABBIE HOFFMAN, above, who spoke at Rio Graade C<lldue to the fire hazards involv. ~or leeilb', ·deletate thit tlltetion to ~ <Cher II'OUP· . Boutlia, 26, were among 12 otbo any otller policeman hit anyone lege earlier this week, was indicted in Chicago under tbe · ed. . ~- .11· our ~. the rigbt to dl.aQQt is a balle·human rigbt. ers named by the grand Jury anti-riot provisions or the Civil Rlahts Act. duri~ the turbulence. His bond There Js a village ordinance :~, ldmtaistratJon and the Board ol. Trustees do 8l1d will re.. as co • conspirators with the wu set at t-t,ooo, am he could ~·~~-1111 bllic right, The rule• _. re~ationa of Rio prande demonstrators. They were not providing penalties ror burnbe sentenced to 10 years in . -~- ere r<~sult ol the coopersllve ef!orts of ma,. lrldlvld- lndlct<d. · ing - . even in containers prison and tined $4,000. withwt a permJt, Chier Fish)~~ :ln~ ~; academic: persom~ non-academic: .PerLeaders Charged The seven other policemen er said. ' Pomeroy police and the Bureau . -.I, "'!" trusteea. Furjllermore, eatabil8hed PI'OCOCIJres (evolvP . .Yld DeUinpr, ~ • were charged with violating the -)d · ~ tl!,t oame oqoratlve efforts) eriot by Whlcl! theae rules ~~~~~~FI<!'~~= ol Criminal Investigation at Lon. Civil Rights Act which carries a don are Investigating the break. ilad reiiJ)~ can be evaluated, deleted, or modUiod. The admaximum peralty of one year it~ am entering of two Pomeroy :'~-'~ the Boord ol Trustees recognize and honor theoe imprisonment and $1,000 nne. doctors' ollices this week. . '· -- r e a . ~ the same token, It lo elQIOcted tllat all oUter a will do Five of the seven were accused Ctuer ol Police Jed Webster ~-~. limo. A!>ilndlvlcbll (or group orlodlvl"'-ls) wliO chooaoo to ot attacking newsmen covering · l4ti>re tile, t,atabUIIIied procedlres places himself In jeopardy, said that about $350 in cash and the disorders. $300 In cheeks were stolen from 1 'l'hl• ~llteillent fa llllbmltled to clartl)- the pos!Uon or Ute adThe seven were Arthur R. the office of Dr. John RidgwaJl mlnllllrallm ~ the Board ol Trustees. No lrldlvldual now aiBiscOOli, Thomas Michael May· where a safe was broken into. OUalod with RID Grande CoUege was lorced to alllllate witll Rio er, George Jurich, Vincent J. Burning permits in rural areas port and RutlaiK! in an etrort to Also broken into wad the office . · ~ Coll81e,• Accordlnsl¥, neither the admlnlotrallon nor the D'Amico, Edward M. Becht and or Meigs and all other Ohio coun- reduce the number of tires Start. of Dr. Jerry Matheney, but noth.. ' Board ol Trustee' will )'!old to coorcton In 111\V f'1flll. Thomas Michael Fleming, ooe ties have been ordered stopped ed by small !Ires ptti>w out ir~g was taken there. · Ani' IIOIIYI~ DOW alllllated wltlllllc>Gnode College has done count each, and Ramon · C. ror the remainder of the dry ~:~ea­ control. A representative from the La. ' so by persoil): tbotce. Cognl;ant or this tact, the edmtnlltratioa hit AnderseQ, t.1Q) count& son, it was reported Thursday, Two brush and woods Dna. q/t don prison farm was called in to tile. Board ol Ti'daleoa rrm not )'!old to coercion In aey form. Vic Bahr, Divishm of Forestry major proportions werehaH'edia assist with the investigation. Thla stalo~nt Is amllted to clarll)o the po&ltlon or the 11<1o!ficial in Meigs COI.Dlty, said the two different sectors ol tb~ Chief Webster said the crimes mlidltraUoa lnd the Board ol Truotoes. order was issued yesterday by ty Thursday. · . '•. r~ occurred between 5 arxl 9 p. m. .ih·•.Jt.;;: ,~. ·a ~atenHD~··~~~- ~ . ·~·y.;.'.J··--Franttta-w~ne ) Irving Dickman, Cbier oftlleOhio ~....... . ,. t "1:1 . One in the DeWitt& Rlllfiriltf .-·· P~:ea1deat · , President · ·- ...mvi&loo-oi-F......JO ..... --·--· ~·~.·· RJD Gran:le College · Boud.ot Trustees 1 Meanwhile, orders have been to have .,;; .' issued in all five munici.Palities acres berore a heavy raJa of the county that burning per.. brq It under coaQ'oL mits are not to be issued penduwe couldn't do ao,ythizw 'wltll ing further announcement. It," said a volllllteer ttremaa. IN VIETNAM - MlriM ~lain Clfl!ord COleman, The action was taken by the The Baahan, Cheater lliii.Roclao Tenth District C~uman soo of Mr. and Mrs. 8ethel Coleman, former Middleport Clarence E. Miller today an- mayors and fire chiefs ol Syraa . Fire Depa"rtments reii))Ofded to residenta, now ot Albariy, Is shmt"n with a £our..year..cld South cuse, Pomeroy, Racine, Mid!:lle- light the blaze. nounced that the OfO.ce of EconYletnlmeae Olllhan l1lllleCI Me How. Lt. Coleman bas been in AStateDeplll'lmentliFlrolllrJ omic Opportunlcy wlll provide Vietrw.m since A~~gt~st, 1968, and he also serVed several years ··-~ . plow was also callocl ie IJ¥ t1to · $113,033 to help finance a sum~ in the Mr Foree dW'Ing the Korean War. Both Chi:Plain ColeANGELEs (UPI) - Ro-' began a series or "junkets and firefighters. TWo hcmea wen Seven Meigs County teachers mer Headstart pnJgratn under man 1111"hia wife. the former Doris Mayse, are graduates o1 ·• Air Force Gen. CUrtis E. trips" of a pureij persm:-1 naparUcipa~ed ia a two-day workthreatened umu the nin st:arUd. the sponsorship or the Gallla Mlddl--' High School. They hove tllree chUdron, Penni, J, T.• · • .a nath:e ot:: Coh•nbus. 111ro. stt~. in Ironton on 11 Project and Meigs Coontl.es Community Rut)al" D - n t ftrem-. an:l Gll, au residing with their mother in Santa Ani. Calif. ' , . , )'II• sued for_ $40,~08,:;9 The Cllllll>lll1!' sought return or Move," a program designed, Action Gfot~~. with the help or Dlvistoo of ForLt. ~eman also has five brothers, JtmSad;orn,Summit, New -;'.'fhf!!oicfir bran elect(onlce com- e:wpense Cunda a n d re.P&Yment The Meigs County Housing estry equipmeli., W()J'ked about thrWgh federal as11istance, for The local community ... mproJersey; Gene, Rutland; Dan Sanborn, Studio City, catir.·: Jack. ' '. ~ \Ia' chfiraec! ·'-"" used hlo ot a loan, the balance ot,t whicll of disadvantaged students. Authority met earlier this week two hours before brlngi• uo:1er vide an additional $27,543 toMiddleport, and Boy, Treasure Islam, C&lit, in the Navy, · • ~~ u of the boo)'1l was $32,011.69. in Middleport to discuss future control a fire in the Beechero..· The workshop Included teach- ward the program. . ,_,..a oprlngboard co olher ..,.,_ ers from Meigs, Gallia, JackThe project will provide a organization and action In the area of Rutland TownehijJ, ...,son and VInton cooJties. Speak· com,prehensive child develcp- public area possible under the McCumber Hill. ers partlcl,patlng were from Ohio ment program of nutri ticma.l law, Firemen said approximately 50 University, Rio Grande COllege, health, educaUonal, social and Members of the authority are acres of a brush and wooded area ...~t., was aa.anawer am counWilliam Childs, appointed by Mid-- were burned by the fire that &tl~ various federal projecta all! mM related services to children or '' 1111' ~to a ~331 m1Uion suit V · representatt ves. dleport Village; Kermit Walton, ed in the vicinity or the CharlH low Income families who will atnamed by Pomero,y Village Coun-- Fry residence, near the Pilgrim Attending from Meigs were tend regular school for the nrst · cil; Jack Welsh, appointed by Holiness Church, at about 4 lt-111. Nellie Vale, &l.llervisor, Meigs time In the tall. ~ ,l'thti lepl bailie ®ncerned the County Sc;hool Syatem; Tho1ma the Board or County Commis• Racine riremen ror the seCOid S/"~""'itaJIC~· llllllipl' which Le- • A aoneral, "'Ibis Is Amer- will be the olio bull! around a tatlon, , NFO TO MEET Orr, Chester teacherj Yvonne sioners, and Jeanne Morsan of time in twoweeksansweredaeall '11"1 left lh• ~ CO bo- lea," themo wlll'btl carrtecJ Out poti>OIIrrl II ll'Pical American There WID be !limbers by tile Scally, Melga Junior High; Mr. The National Farmer.1 Organ- Mi<ltDeport, aoo G. E. Guinther Wednesday night to extiagutah a -~ome the Yl.ee _pre~tial r~ In the Eaatern IUSft SchQol mln· scenes. ulmpaeta," a modem.blstrumen. and Mrs. W, E. CampbeU, Har- ization (NFO) will meet Momay, of Pomeroy1 named by Conunon brush lire in the Wells Run area. .· """' moto of 'G""\'8" C. Wi1- atrol and olio II B:IO,p,m. 111 A number of llOro' chorus lines tal group, 11111 the girls enoem. risonville elementary, and MtJr.o March 24, at 8 p.m. in the Arch- Pleas JOOge and Acting Probate Aboot five acres were burned ql tile ~·~ ladepend- .Frldl)o and Soturdly, Marclt 28 In new costuming will be lea- ~e wiD ling throe seiectlona. iel Foley and Margaret Parsons, ery bulldilll at Royal Oak Park. Judge John C. BacoJL oct. Origin of 1he blaze Mil ..., , ont Part.r Hckot ldi J•r.: ' and 29 Mra. Allee Neue, ell• luted at lnterYala ilurlntJ tills ' Serving ••· aecompaotot r 0 r Rutland elementary. AU interested persons are urged Childs was elected chairman detennined. Twenty..tbree Lemi.Y~I brach of coiatraet · rector,'.utd 1ear•a s}lnw IUid Mra. Nea~t~ tile ~bow I• Mrs. Dorothy Karr. to attend. and Jeanne Morgan secretary. teer firemenanaweredthealara, <baraed the .c01q)li1)' trle<f While tile ilbori WID alto In- rrlll •·· ""'ci<lllht• to enhance TtckO/r.-are being sold on a Him · wbeq he went .IMG elude curmt hit IKIIII and(unea eertata features ol the presen. i-eaerved Mat basts. hio clll1illdacy .frqm yeltllrdo,, tile theme reoit . II h sclao turf!1i 111111 ol yelliJrd_,, WID 'be brousht out In the _..,, the aald he ;~sd •• ro•··'• 11111 at other ~-~,.. . ~ cmr. , IOIIflbt •. . • for ~.the !lre.,....tlor!, Mra. Nea10 • · ·· · ,_ . :. mance'··- 1 __________ .,.-~--------------I CmCAC0 (UPI)._Eight perincluding the bJae.at Note: OJ:. i'\IJi!:lls R.·Chrt._ jUblic.statement In regard to the names in the a~Ueatablllhnte!nt ,President OC RIO Grande disturbances at the college ear- movement, are the firat t"'rSOWJ '-ti 1,P, ha Iter this ,....k·. · proYislon& Indicted llnder the antir10t ~ , Bl8811ed-Ute' foUoMng or tllo 1968 Civil ·J" ' RJKhts Act a11 a result of tbe ·•:tt;fj>_ ~r.QIIile ColteR! Olll'ned Its door• 1!1 1876. For more - · disturbance• at the Democrailc t~ ~-' it has ~rved th11 ~~ tNs state, and the nation National ~ventto,L '1.~--~ ~ ..tior."! -rtuni\Y for t1io,se llrndrods <ll young Eight Chl~agl) policemen and ..ana IIODIOII wliO !'bose to ICCOjJI Ill PhilofiOIIIIY and objoc- a television network dli-eclor lor -::.Mvel. · : . · ' the NaUonal Broadcasting Co. :; llltr.lal Ito IIJI1il hialoey RID Grande Cclllep hu lllder"""e "\MY also were named tn the ,j:,!W)Ita; tor ~le, at .0118 time 1t was a self~elp J.nstUutlon. tlllictments of 11 _persons , OEO start, wind tumel I -lloosllll:·-lll ·lllft·tllr ~~tnlfllf'thl•ld. tad!Hi I . Ban Burning Everywhere . For This 5ale 3e00 I I ' 1 Others, !!'" I Boys Drtss Slicks : _:,.~:::::!::,.:~':~:M_"::~:::: 2o00 - I____________ ---------------· The IWIJ .,_ 1969 I . . I Wll 1 IH I Toro lr w· · 1-;J 1 -----------.....;-------~--------- 1 cent,_ stzeo 10 to 16.4. Solid colors - 21" x48" 1111127" x45". · 1 2• 9 -------~=------------ 1 WOMENS SLACK SETS : ~'".~-··. '"'"' ,., " "'' !•· "'rloou , .. •'•:"· r.,'" • '''' I 2piece suits...:._ LlaedjleketwltbCIPrlpanta. Waahable 100 per ' 4. ~5 Scatter 1 '----=-=w=o""M::::EN:::s=-)=-=-A-=M7.AI:-:.CA':"'7.SHO~RT~S;;E;;;TS;--! --------;.~;~~;;o~;;;itTM_________ ! • o..r blouae. uIt' ·~ \r" .· ------------..;.~ __ ..;.. ____._______ _ a.. LlghfWtlght Jackets . I1 1 :r;:,~~o1:,:=:,.-SI~o-5':~~ matehi~~~< -~ 1........., rect ~.... 1 I-----------.,-----------------wlth II ( 1 st"" ..,. .In Elberfelds and see ""•se u"' fine Mewers _ 1 1 00 r . ·Statement i ,:t..:, Yo.• nf.ns ~ ,.,. .IC"'ll."s' an·g.ol ,Jean•, I 1~ · Nylon Pile Rug, lOOll Ra~n Plio :Rue and .Ray~ I Acetate Rug. All cut and loop with l1l.,ged ondt. Sk1d I proof back. Washable. utllul co~"':'· · Jumbo 1Bx32 All Cotton. Lint Free 1 . AMOTHi!R BIG SHiPMEHT~ I : ~-------~~~dser;it-.-r,o;;l;-:-------! I I : H........ Stadium Slack& I• ... ""'"'" I ... loo(r) Do!dlle 1 111 the Ready To Wear Department on the 2nd floor Floral Patterns. Sizes 32 Plnfl .. _ ' Extra Lorge ond Extro 1 I·-----"""------·----. ! Gloves for Spring -~~-c~~~~~~~r-H!s~~~~-----· 1 Periiiiiient Press - in ' ~----------;;.-p-;,:;;;.;..-p-,;.;--:------~ FLATTERKNIT Select ~·· ""rl- Your favorite Papot' · .... · ReednUie. Mr. and 'Mrs. J.JorreU Cozart and Mra, Helen llalll)' uid chUdren were Yiaiting NeDie Cozart. Mr. and Mrs. llovld Smltll visIted Mr. llld Mrs. Ronnie Clal' ·' ' . Eoctra Larao Sizoo, HANES ACTION WEAR~ SUPP·HDSE EYE CATCHERS HIP-POSE Mr. and Mrs. Erneat Newlun are announclng the birth ora S(lft, Serena SiB SOOt Mike Bissell, Dor- I : KAYSER Social Notes were Mr. aOO Mrs. Charles Cline and son. Racine, Debbie, Doona ai'MI Linda Sisson, Vienna, W, VL, lit 5il ft. ,Roll ol Col~ Rap, Platteciat<l. F'" 'f0r59c ·aroll · · · ·' . i · . ~: ' 3 95 . e · •. 1, ---------------------------T-- Long Bottom do something," ~ sald. nal grandparelts are Mr. a n d He wrestled Ute man to the Mrs. Clifford Newlun and greatOoor when the plane landed and gr.-rents are Mr. arxl Mrs. disanned him. One shot was Roscoe Wells, · fired harmlessly into dte cabin Ruth Larkins entertained on floor. March 16 with a family dinner honor11:8 her husband, Fred, on EXPENSIVE MORALlfY his 71st birthdiJI. Guests were · LONDON (UPD - Bachelor Mr. alll Mrs. Howard Larkins Reginald Boueher glanced at al'(l ratntly, Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Jesde Watkins• miniskirt, Mrs. Norman Weber ard tamll.v, three inches above ber knee, Mr. and Mrs. Charles WeberaOO leaned forward, and slaJIPO(I her son, fl4tpers Plains, Mrs. Rayacross the race. mond Larkins and family, Cool"What else would any rea1011· ville, and Mr. and Mrs. JWlable man do- )lift Bit there and lor Hauber and family. take !1'1'' the 45-year-old BouchRecent guests of Leona SissOn . ~~~~!'!!~ ~· ----~L--.:...-•--.;..·--Juot RocolvHAn~thorllg s_~... -"Then he said he would ah~. Travis Gale, Mar~h 9, at Holzer me in the leg so I thouaht I would Hospital, Gallipolis, Localpater- er asked a court bere. Bwcher loot his ~ apinat a $60 nne lor assaull .y l1 ' for Thlo Salti ·• -I . plained to the would-be hijacker the aircraft did not have enough ruel to fiy to Cuba udwould have '' ~a if.,;,. a·. ..n-· r.. ·,I, Dan Slerill. Qight engineer ~said ,.,, . ~ . I I, I· -•·w .llinl, 111n1 - · ~;~~~~~::t~~~~~~~~j lriiJ (llll!Qt 'tE's,tr . , ·~~~!L::~:::rJE~~;3t . I It sb9on.to, Jhrii" - ,ljfl<IO , I would - rttall · tor · tt;M co • ·" · >I ,, 26 Wednesday. plane, SALE. I I, ""' I ........ B0iaitf1o1•·JDcll!llld <ofOra1D - lldtPob' Didu~y's pockets showed he was the . / m • . I ~ or IIIIo -~~ I -llitllltMaf~i-Ooi 1 ,. ~-·--·• I wlij 0!111 .••oortad P!lll!tiotl' I aer)'UC'!o II ·.:...I5:r~~E:;E?,t:~~~ •~+,..._;:;_,.,., ; -II ' . ~-lauda, ''.~ - ..... " lluJq J>l'- agerrL in New Orleans. satdDI~key would be arraigned betore I U.S. commi ssioner today, Records in aboard . BLAIUT ·, • ,·:~ lfijacker · ·~ ~ --... :-: ~ ;A,. I •· ·fr~ '"'· .. :'· ' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 20, 1969