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'' )ort Business and Professio11<1l Women 's club is co ntributm g much to· ward the improvement and progress of business, industry and civu.: needs in the com· munity.-Senlnel Photo. Executive said there was no suggestion of federal inlerfer- SELMA, Ala. (UPfl- State men and his CHmera smashed. Ilieu or $3.000 bond after a hear· a11ter. ence through a. national .police troopers and deputies on hnrse· Federal r:harges wrre Iiled j ing bdore a U. S. <!omrnis. The place where officen bforce in the pr1mary pollee re- back. under orders from Gov. early toda~· again:;;t Jimmy sioner. lercepted the Negroes near Edsponsibilities of state and local ! George Wallace to stop a "free· George Hobinson. 26. Noe l l All of the towns doctors - ward Pettus Bridge over the governments. I dum march to the state capi· C~per. 21. and Handa!! Ken· · wh1te and Negn~-were ca.lled 1Alabama River. resembled • But Johnson said •·crime is tal, Sunday tear-gassed 600 Ne· dr1ck , 21. all of Selma. for ar. l to Good Samantan Hosp1tal. 1battle !iCene wtth •bandoned no longer merely a local pro~ I groes and set them reeling and tacki ng FBI agent Daniel D. One while physician said the ~oils , ~nd clothing lyinl Iem." bleeding under the lashes of Doyle . Doyle was not inJured. , place looked as though there mmgled With apent tear :'q"I'H'· · ·"'1'!!' ..,.....<..-;_..<" 'W "~ The time has come, he said, clubs, bull whips and ropes . All three men were Jailed in I had bf'en a '' mOO.erate dis- .shells. ~~.; 1 ror a multiple, cooperative fed - At least 67 Negroes were, inPromliet Another Marcil I eral·state-local effort to "arrest· jured in the melee , including inDr. Martin Luther KinA: Jr., and reverse the lrend toward tegration leader John Lewis r ' who said he remained ill At''' lawlessness'' which is costing whn suffered a possibfe skull M ' I ktnta during the Rhort • Uved ~ The Middleport Bu :o;ines!l & Professional Women's I the country tens of billions of fracture. march Sunday on the advice of f club brea~fasted ~u.n~ay at 8 a.m .. at the M~rtin restau· dollars an$ally, plus. countless I Two hospitals~ Samari· his aides, announced he would in rant , opemng festJ vJttes of the Nat10nal Busmess & Pro-1lives and many injur1es ." tan and Burwell Inf1rmary-repersonally lead 1 renewed lfessional Women's Club Week. Essence Of Program ported early today 17 Negroes 1march Tuesday " in spite of the the Mrs. Alwilda Werner, president, was honored .as The President called this the j were hospitalized with broken dangers. . . Woman of the Week, and prese nt~d flowers and .a gtft. arms and legs, head injuries. . . . I Jr. Washmgt~ . . the Justice r. Also honored were three past presidents. Mrs. Essie Rus· .. ,;.-c:,;,."'"'<"'" ~:"H'l~~-0'<"~Hi hyst~ria and other inj~r!es . . The.w1fe ~nd daughter of .a ~e1g~ co,unty nat1ve were 1 Department s~~d 1t has asked sell, Mrs. Pear) Reynolds and Mrs. Hose Reynolds, each Nune was in critical cond 1t1on. kllled Fr1day rught m a two·car crash m .Columbus as they 1tht! FBI for a fu ll and prompt presented remem~rances. The Buddy Starcher About 50 more Negroes were prepared t~ travel to t~e home of relatJV.e s here . . . mvesligation" of reports that Mrs. Werner is w1fe of John Rey nolds. Mrs. Grace Pratt, group will appear at the treated for lesser injuries and Dead are Mrs. Marvm {Kathryn PauhneJ Munay , 37, . law enforcement ~u 1 cers and WAS~INGTON-8EN •. CARL Werner, and together they Mrs. Glor ia Ebersbach. Mrs. Rutland High ~ehool aud· released. and her one year· o~d. dau~hter . Karen .. others used unneces!;ary force Curtis, ~-N~?·• blammg, the have the Werner Radio shop Essie Russell, Mrs. Betty Leon. itorium this Friday •t 8 A policeman was struck when Co.lu!fibus .authontJ es sa1d Sa~~rda y f1ve oth.e r persons . tu disperst! the civil rights Grtat. Socurty, for suppress- in Middleport. Mrs. Werner Is ard . Mrs. Emma Jane Paugh, I p.m. instud of tonight 11 Negroes, in the only reportf;CI were InJUred m t~e head-o n .colhston. Most senously hurq marchers. lni evidence, charged . todar active in many groups through- Mrs. Loretta Saeltns, Mrs. L!J- waa earlier reported. retaliation, hurled bricks and !f Mrs. Mur~a y s son. Kevm ..age ~·. who suf.f~red a d•,... Wallace had only a terse .,_ ~-Bobby Baker mvest~: ~ out the county, 1nclt1ding treas. ciUe Swackhamer. Mrs. Jan-! Ticket• may 1M pprch-- . bottle~. . p~essed s~ull fr,actu~e .. ~was In cntl cal condJtion Satur· j co mment In Mo~tgomery : 1atkm. ~as bee~~e~o:~r u~e urer and fember of the Board et Korn. and Mrs. Werner. ased at the Rutland D• An FBI agent, taking plctw-es 'day at Chtl?ren s hospitaL . _. 1 "Those folk• m Selm11 have Curtis lS a m . . of Directors of the Meigs 'artment Store, Miller as horsemen chased Negroes, . AIS:O hospJta~Jzed for mmor jaccJdent. ftllumbus a~th.ont,les . made this a severKiay-a·week ~~~ul~sve~mmgati:gteeB::;,~ County Chapter. American Red (OUDCI•J Bros. Groc~ry, Carson's was auacked by three white ~nJilrles w.<~s Cla rence !l.h~rray. i repo:ted th~. Murrays ~ld'par h -~JOb: But ~e can't given an inch. .ucg ~. • C · Trea·urer Middleport! Service station or by con--· ·--~-~ 37, 1 1946 graduate of Middle- ~ el.ti}' had no chance to avoJ t e Were gomg to have to enforce wide-rang~ wheelmg ~nd deal· Crol·ss,be 0 f'Com 'merce· ~eastactlng Arthur Miller or port High school and the son , crash . Mrs. Murray was a na· l .statt laws " ••• Be .oald lhe loqu•~ "has mm r f · · · of Le WIS· burg, 0 . · · " '""0· -J Mra. ThOI'I'UIII Stew•rt. Ad· of Mr. and Mr~. Uarence I t\Ve Many of' those inj·ured in SUJt. bro1JI!it out a great deal of ev1-. urer an d mlmber of the Board fi' J · f M 1w · t' · Merchants Association and vance tickets are 75 cents . Murray, Bradbury. unera service.!. or r.s. days 30-minUte melee turned de~~mg corrup Ion m member of the MiddlePort Am" Mr adults and 35 cent• The accident oceurred on I Murray and her dau~hter w~ll . up in bandages Sunday night at JOV · t G d for children while admisF'rank Road . JUSt east of Brown Ibe held Tuesday at ~ p.m. mla meeting that drew 600 Ne1b ..However, the Great Soc.iely a eur ar ener~ cu . . sian at. the door will be $1 Road at 8:10 p. m. Friday, as l the :l'rinity Lutheran church in groes under the watchful eyet have at every t~rn suppressed Tuesday evenm.g at the re~ for adults and 50 centa RI•O the Murrays were going to Par- ILewisburg. of two aarloads of state troopevery w~tness, Withheld all . th.e lar ~onthly meetmg of th~.clu.' ATHENS. Ohio (UPH-- The for children 12 or under. b sons av . where they wen~ ers. jnformabon . they could until 1t the Woman of the Ye~r ~ 111 Southeastern Ohio Regional pick up a relative and then • The Rev. Andrew Young told 1 1 0 WU ~te~ ~· they ~ve be named. Mem~r~ WJI.I dm: Council will meet here ~~~~';'''4'i&<Wm;~:;::,o~f·•\Fiiih' ·" Miss Charlotte Manuel , Ra- co me to Meigs county and visit Mrs. Wnghl, 73, the crowd that NegrOell would r~fus ca WI nes~s, Iey j at 6:30 P:m. at t e ' artm a~ to discuss the proposed cine, and Donald Hanning, Mid- Mr. Murra y's parents. Dies oo Saturday go before Federal Judge Fran&. will nott askkedthe ·q~s~on~ the meetmg hceldl atblhe&soSoclai lachia Way route across dleport , have enrolled as new The relative whom the MurM. Johnson in Montgomery ttl we wan as ; m a , It las rooms of the 'o urn us u- ern Ohio. t de t at. R o Grande College rays intended to pick up a sis- Mn. May Belle Wright, 73, ued been a cover up .that has n~t thern O~io Electric company. Robert Newquist, ~h~s ~~E'ste/ ter of Mrs. Clarence Murray, of Lo~g BoUoru died ~tW'dCJy !Cantin on Page i) been to the credit of the Umt- Attending the breB~fast were director of the council, Duane Wolfe of Ral·ine. and j Bradbury, was to come to stay at Meigs General bo~pJtal. ed States Senate. Mrs. Mary. Roush. ~.hss Sharon the meeting will be held Frederick James Kessinger of with her sister here , who is re- I Funeral services wtll be con0 0, USe e SWEDEN Roush, MJss Phyllis Stanley, Ohio University Tuesday. Funeral service! for Cora 324 East Main, Pomeroy, have i covering from recent surgery. dueled Tuesday at 2 ~. m. at the STocKHOLM -:-Mrs. Rose Reynolds, Mrs. Pearl highway is to be built with Swan, 89. who died Stmday enrolled as transfer students. Murray suffered eu ls and Long Bottom Method~st ohur~h today began f(lr a s1x-week penod ~:ww:~"'· . ",t'P"f'Vl'""'·'" ':c0> provided bY the federal . f.a1r . with offJcof mourning Queen Louise .._i\lf0·j ,,__ . morning at the home of Ro- Wolfe formerly attended Ohio bru1ses and was l1_sted m . . Rev8 . Dougia5 .. 1 .11 Circle be . t h The beloved monarch b ecam~ DRAWINGS FOR lachta development program bert Coleman, RFD, Long Bot- University, and Kessmger al- rondition SaiUrday at Mt. Car- ~att~g·H . IIuna WI be~~ hef! . "our queen" to Swedisb peaATHENS DISTRICT proved t.his week by. Con~ess. tom. will be held Wednesday at tended Concord College , Athens, , mel Ho spit al. \nan h 'b ndcernCelt~ry h Sldeed r Attend1ng the meetmg wtll be z h M thod 15 ' t h h w. Va. ""te us a , _ay. w o 1 m t pie beca~e she shOP!>erl In CLASS A council directors, members p. m. at t e e c urc Depulies said they issued 1961. Severa l meces and nephStockholm s stores and markus New Boston (21·2) Yl. th 'I' h' h at Long Bottom with burial in There are 45 new and trans· com· ews survive. Friend~ mav ea l\ N' In tal' t f th • (1{>6) t 1 e councl s tg way Sand Hill Cemetery. The Rev. fer students enrolled at thr no Cl l~tlon s. pe~dmg a . · me strumen 1s 1 o t Just like any house wife . "lt was Racme a p.m. on sion highway engineers and F I d N . 'II rf· . I Southeastern Ohio coli~ge for p!ete mv~stJgCJILon at the F.wmg Funeral home un· Middleport High School Band h Just as natural for er to p1..1t March 13. I ' . ree an orns WI o 1c1a e. M C h , . d h. f . 1 .1 T d . . . . . 1 c ona a} an 15 Alban (23·11 Yl Ce~t- represen~hves from Clermont, She was born in Long Bottom, the first time this semester. amlly . lL noon ues ay. ! participated m the Ohio MuSIC on a working apron as it was for her to dress in ermine,'' a treli• {2~-4) at 3 p."m. on B~wn, ~lghland, Adams, Ro~s , being at her death the last sur· Other stu~ents fr?m this were reportedly en. route home 1 1 Educa~ion. Assocl.ation Asaoctaclose friend once said about her. Saturday, March 13. Pike, SciOt?, Lawrenc~, GaJha, viving child of Levi and Martha area returnmg to R10 Gnmde from.a. shopp.mg lilp . . I MARRIAGE .4PPLICATION ' t1on D1~t;tct Solo a~d ~em~Jt The. queen died Sunday at the Winners advance to r• Jackson, Vmton, Hockl~g. PerWagner. Stle was mrm- College for the sp~ing semester I Ofhcl~ls s~ld t l~e ' ul.ht>r dn.v· . . I competitiOn at omo Uruverslty 19. Saturday. age or 75. A great-granddaugh- gional which will begin ry. M.organ, Athe~, Metgs, and ber of the Methodist Church at I are Mrs. Lucy White, Mrs. Bet- ! er. Roy McConaha}. 37. ~r (,o- H<~rold Edwdrd \ ance, ter of Britain's Queen Victoria March 19 at Ohio Univer· Washmgtoo counties. Long Bottom and of the WSCS ty Roush, Mrs. Barbara Tripp, lumbus.. lost contro l of his car ~Jdd!eport, U. s _ Army , and ; Four of the five unit entrants of the church. William Young, Eric Hart, Miss on the ll'Y rojjd surface. and Carol Ann Mollohan. 18, Reeds- re-ceived a "one'' rating wJth she suffered a blood clot in he; sity. right leg last Thursday. The CLASS AA Her husband, Josie, and one Drusilla Will , Benjamin Norris. we~~-~ef~f___:entt!r raus~~tl~.~ VJIJe~ --~-- the other receiving a rating ot thrombosis placed . an unbear· Chillicothe (13-8) va. son, Charles Stanley. prel'ed- Robert Meier, John ~ora, Law·'two." Solo !1nd trio .selection& able strain on her heart and Jackson 112·7) at 7 p.m. ed her ln death. renee Hasbargen, M1ss Sondra I were made on the bu1s cf 1tate circulatory system and a six-1 on Friday, March 12. SUrviving is a son, Herbert, Drake, Charles Downie, David I ,., ~le et'~l approved work by cbss B and bour operation failed to relieve Athens (19-1) va. PortsLong Bottom ; a granddaughter, C~adw~ll, all of Pomeroy. / Ic sc~ools . The .rules ~~n~! the pressure. mouth (17-21 at 8:45 p.m., Elizabeth Lyons Tuppers Plains . Denms Saelens, Bobby Ord. 1describes a ratmg of 1 one Friday, March 12. three great gra.ndchtldren, two Leo .Kennedy.• Jr. , Mrs. Diana SAIGON {UPI) - Combat· ready U. S. Marin" , as outstanding performance aDd SANTIAGO, CHILE- A DE· Winners meet Saturday nieces Mrs . Geneva Yates or Hartmger, M1ss Neda Bradford. swarmed ashore today and took I.IP defense positions Ia •·trio '' as unusual perform· cisive victory by the Christian at 8 p.m. for district Bottom and Mildred Haw- Richard Chambers. Miss San- around the D• Nang •irbase only 80 milft from Com anC'e. Democratic party today bolster· championship. ley, Middleport. dra Brewington, all of Middle- munist North Viet Nam. A superior rating was won ed President Eduardo F~i's. pro- ~,.""~_,...""~~~·""•~m'ji.,. Friends may caU at the Ar- port. It was the first Mo~rine landing in • combat zone by Debbie King, clarinetist, who '"'aiD for • "new society·' ln ·· · · H since the Korean war. Communist China and North played "Novelett••" by Buchtel. 1 o· M lg Ge I I I baugh Funera orne, TuppeNJ Jim Wickline. Mrs. Anna v· t N . __. . I ' Chile - one of Latin America 's e s nera Hosp ta Plains. until time of services. 1e am amm_.•ate y protes'ed the o~mphibioua oper· A cornet solo, " El Candelero," most stable democrac;..,.. , ADMISSIONS SATURDAY Hilldore , Lawrence Wolfe, Wil· etion as another Arneric•n step to ~'widen thft war of 1 ~ 1iam wic kl me ' , Mrs . Ruth aggrnsion." Today's landing involved 1,400 L"ther by Knipels , won a "one" rat· Returns from Sunday's con-- Arizonia Anderson, Pt. P.teas. for Joyce Davis. Steams , Le ster Manue.I Mrs. nKks, the first of two Mlirine batt•liona totaJi,,g 3,500 ingAlso gresslonal elections jndicatcd ant; James Sprouse, M1ddleEX·FALCONS TO PLAY r~eiving a ··one" rat· that Frei's Christian Demorrars port. Mary Hill, Chartes Cline, John men who were ordered in'o South Vi.t Nam to pro· Four former members ot Wa · Arnott, a 11 of Racme. won 78 of the 147 seats in the DISCHARGES SATURDAy vide security •t the 0• Nang base. The Marines raise ing were Karen Hawley, Elaine hama Wh'1tt> FaJcon band wiU Frank Knight Jr., Chamber of Deputies for a wurk- IRuby Russell, Middleport: AnDavid the number of American troops in South Viet Nam to Davis and Ann Wilson. clarinet ina' majority. '!8 Wines, Rae~; Ti Neutz· play wi~ Marsh~ll University Scragg, Jack Peterson, Miss a record high of 27 ,OOO. trio, in the presentation of ''We receive this victory with Img, Middleport.: Syrnphomc band m concert to- Linda Sue Lemley, all of RutIn a m•ior political development, South Viet "Danc..'e In Olden St~· te ." by Oil· modettty," Frel told a poUiical ADMISSIONS SUNDAY night, in the okf main auditor- land ; Jam.. Brannon, Ralph Nom'• poworful Buddhlat leodero called on tho United vadote: Debbie Gru•ser, Mary rally Stmday night. "We receive Denver Queen, C8rpenter; Wal· 1um at Marshall at 8 p. m. They Wigal, Miss Eva Brannon, all St•tH to withdr•w ih troops from VietnamMe terri· Lou Teaford, and Kathy Mor.. . this .anandate as a slgn of great ter KJng, Harrlsooville. are RJcky Abel, Ross Frey, SheJ- of ReedsvHie; Miss Lois Chrig.. tory. The Buddhists also demanded th•t the United gan, flute trio. performinl don Roush and Graloo Aid- tian. Carpenter; John Williams, 111., otop bombing North Viet Nom. "Country Gardens," arranged responsibility." Frei ~aid lite DISCHARGES ~NDAY RI)Venunent would now move I· Clyde Smith, Racme. JIM CARNAHAN ridge. No admission il charged. Syracuse; Mrs. Anna Turner, The Marine lending p.uty encountered no opposi· by Erickson. The latttr group i · td with plana to build more ' James cama.baa, RadDe, Dexter; Guy Harper, Harrison- t1on but Communist guerrill•s were busy eltttwhere in also received special oommen. .Iools and housing, ID carry RACINE UNIT CALLED R. D., baa IJ'IIdaaled !rom F'RACl'URES HIP ville; Mrs. Kayo Fict, lltes- Viol Nom. Viol Cang unleashed 1 borrtge on morlor datioo by the judge. ter; and William Bahr, Long ond recalllon cannon fire on 1 Army opociol farCarol King won a "two" ratout t:elorms In agricultural and The Racine emergency unll lbe Scbool of Auclloneeriq publlc adminll!ltratloa aDd "to was summoned at 12:(r1 l .m. Jn Jacboa. Canlebaa Mrs. Jatne~ W. Lowe, 1362 Bottom. AI camp in mountainous Binh Dinh Province 275 mite. in£ for a comet 110io, "Entrance slve lbe nalioo lbe elements It Sunday to the Paul Bell res!- bolrll the rattll of Col-: and Powell Sl, Mlddleporl, was od- A Iota! of 48! day otudents northout of Soigon. Prtliminary reporlo reochi"9 hero ol lhe Nobleman," by ~. IIOeda to build 1 oew toclely." dence al Morning Slar where lias beett recommended lor miUedto Holzer hospital Satur- have enrolled at Rio Grande toid tl lto~l throt Amtricono woro woundtd. AccoDipanisls ,jlr the ev~ · lhree year-old Shon Bell was membenblp Ill tho NtUouol day at 4:20p.m. 1911owlna a laD College for !hill session. In addiIn othtr military octlan, 16 U. S. Air Forco 857 were Curol Kine, Debbie KlnJ1 'WASHINGTON SECRE- Ill. He was taken to Melia Gen- and Ohio Audlooeer!q Ana. In lhe kltcltett of her home In lion lltere are 1'1 students tak· llo! bombtrs dumpod Ions of uplaolvto on Communlot Kalhy Morgan, Mot'lery 1111'lll)' of Stale Dean Rusk has eral bospltal as • medical pa- . Ro Ia the oou of Mr. uri Mn. wblcb she traolurod her riibt ing only night classes at lhe poolHom In tho ju"9ltl of Blnh Tuy Province 75 mlloo rio and Mr. William It. llu. IConUDtled '"' P ... $) lleot. Harold C"!'111bou, Raclae II.D. hlp, _ _ collep lhll term. _, of Salton. ..U. ~ lind . . . _ : a t 1 I I Bp&w ClubLannehes ,,' Women's Club WeekwcaII y ;:"fie' Da U gh te Dt"e ln Colll•Sl•On . IT W l I 1 1 WORLD l aaa I i !· 1 1 SEO Thursday's Television Program Channel3 WSAZ- TV 1:41 Cona <lob Rl!pol'l 7:00 Today Sbow f;IS Today Oat Your \l'ay 1:2$ Today Oat Yaur \l'ay t:OII ClrloooniDt 1:15 Palternl Ill Arlthmetfc t:30 Bachelor Folher 10:011 Mab Room lor Daddy 10:30 What'l This Sol!i? 11:51 Non .11:011 eou.rtraHon ;11:110 Jeopardy U:OII S., WbeD p:30 Trulh or Ccnsequeocu f2:55 NOWI Day 11eport . 1:GO Midday Newt PWure ,1:110 Sl.... JOIIIboree "J;OII Momeut o1 Trutla 1:!11 1'l1e lloGton J;IJO ADolher World t:30 You DoD, Say 'f:OO Match Cam o 4;25 Alterooon Report ol:311 Mr. ::.rtooa ·a:ao The Doc:IDn 1;00 Analber World .1;30 You Doa'l SaJ ''Ill Matcll Game ••• Mr. Cartoou 1:30 Laramie -:10 News Pletln I:G Jim 'lbacter Show l:ss TV J Weather f:GI IIImlley-Br!nkley Rtp0r1 7:10 SlnA Caravan 1;81 Dr. IClldan WCHS- TV ChannelS 7:2li 7:30 8:00 9o00 10:00 10:30 11:00 ll :30 12:00 Dally Word Bozo The Clown Buddy Starcher Show CaptaiD Kangaroo Mike WaUace Ia Newa l Love Lucy Andy ol Mayberry The McCoys Luve of Lift 12 :25 News 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Ugbl 1:00 Women'• Page 1:2li 1\'CIIS News 1:30 As Tlte Work! TUJ'IIII 2:00 Password 2:30 House Parcy 3:00 To Tell The Truth 3:25 CBS News 3:30 Edge Of Night 4:00 Secret Storm 4:30 Lone Rana:er l 00 Bowery Boys 1:00 News Report 6: 15 Your Weatherman 6:20 Sporlo 6:30 CBS Evening Nows 7:00 San Francisco Beat 7.30 The Munsters Monday's Television Program Channel 13 7o55 Dan, Word 8, 00 Big Picture 8:30 Jact La LeJme 9: 00 FWt School 9 :45 King and Odlt !0:00 Morning MOY!t II :30 Price It RIP! 12 :oo Donna Reed 12:30 Fallter KDOWI Best 1:00 Hello. Pea-Picten UO The Ptople't Cbolce 2, oo Flame lu The Willd 2:30 Day lo Court 2:5~ News 3:00 General Hospital 3:30 Young Married• 4o00 Tralbnl5:00 Super Shaw 5:35 Superman 8:00 Local Newt ood Weallter 6:15 New1 6·30 Leave It To Beavw 7:00 Rifleman 7:30 Jonny Quell 8 00 Doona Reed 8:30 My Tltnt Soot 9:00 Bewilehed 9:30 Peyloo Plaot 10 00 Jimmy Dean l 1:00 News 11 :10 Local Newt and Sporll 6 00 Perry Mason 9 00 Password 9 30 Btileya of Balboa 10 ·00 The Detenden 11.00 The News Tonigllt 11 :10 Weather 11 :IS Sports 11 .30 Movie ·uo H.uel " U:GIJ Krall SUSPENSE Theater (.l:IO Late Newl Plccuro 11:111 Sports 11:30 Jfllllm7 CII'IGD ftllll,, MAL 11 81GIILIGHTS UO DR. KILDARE - · AU lrldll lboukl .Ba Beoulllul." A llflcle lelrlll lhal obe h18 b•eaot . , _ , bul ref- ID undergo . . Jmedllle ..,.,ery :t re- -- 10:10 ICRAIIT SU3PENSE '111EATIR - "The Last Cleo< Qwnoe" Barry SullivC~n. GleiiD onett and Sooanne Cro_. Ill drlm8 tbout two ~?· ••ptured lD ... 1111 ~~-··· """''· NEW YORK IUPI) - Don't try to tell the people a NBC that a dolphif, doesn't have mustcal taste.Matter of fact, said do!phin't tatte seem• to be bet.. ter than that of those who pro. gram the Skme NBC's "Hullabaloo.. series. Any~ay, one of Tin Pan Alley 's oldest ririTll'l has brou~t out a sheet musie portfollo called "Fllpper'o Favorite Songs,'' chosen oJf course by lhe title hero ol NBC's Sacurdly nighl " Flipper" serieo. The songs' Well, there i1 "Flipper" for start81's. Then, •·Anchors ANeigh" (what else'!'), "Boy .m a Dolphin" tnal<:hl, 1 imqlne'' and "lt'1 A Cotton Candy warlei." IIUNSTI!R PUNSTQ- Pat Prlelt, blondeat of the blon4et, io bttvlng tun u 1 member of Tho Muntlen atl, but oho Iongo to do llraiDOtic: rolu. Her w-nt: ~....... look ftt • WSAZ- TV Channel 3 HI Com Cob Report 7:00 Today Show 7:25 Today Out Your Way 8:25 Today Out Your Way 1:00 Cartoonsvilla 1:30 Bachelor Falber 10:00 Make Room lor Daddy _ ~ 10:30 Wbar•o 'lb1l Song IO:M News Momhtg Report ll:OO ConcentraUon Il:!OJeopardy IZ: 00 Say When IHO TrUih or CotiHqueocto IUS News Day flaport 1:00 Midday News 1:30 SinginJ Jamboree US Afternoon Reporc 2:00 Momeol of Trulb 2:30 The Doclort 3:00 Another World 3o30 You Doo't Soy 4 oliO Maleb Game 4:30 Mr. Cartoon 1:30 Laramie 1:30 News Picture 8:45 Jim Thacker 6:55 TV 3 Weallter 7·00 Huntlf:>V·Rnnkli!y 7o30 Monday Nlchl ol Movies 9:00 Andy Williams I0: 00 Alfred Hilcltcock II 00 Late News Picture !l:ll Weather l L 20 Sports Roundup 11:30 Tonight MON., MAR.- 'CI"CH :::I::: GR::::-L::IG::HTH= 7o30 MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES - "The Day The Earth Stood 81111" - starring Michael Rennie, Patricia Neal, and Hugh Marlowe. Strange events occur after a in strange space craft lands Washington, D. C. - The ei• sary wl1hes \0 warn earth to desist In atomte esperil'nent.J Jest lhoy be eliminated. 10:00 ALFRED HITCHCOCK - "Death Scene" - Ven MileR, John C&rradlne 4lld Jame1 Far.. entino 1tar lD a drama of lntri&· ue about a glory-faded Hollywood 11mlly. Aa a World war 11 drartee, CarJ Reiner, creator • produc-er 19 ''The Dick Van Dyke Show," wu taught 1o speak Prenelt, lbtD lblpped ID Htwa- WCHS ·TV CltamreJ • 7:25 Dally Won! 7:30 Bozo The Clown 8:00 Buddy Starcher 9:00 Captain ~r<• !OoOO Mike Wallace & New• 10:30 I Love Lucy ll : 00 Andy Cf Mayberry !1 :30 The McCoys . 12:00 Loe ol Life 12:2li CBS News 12:30 Search For Tomorrow IH5 Guiding Light 1:00 Woman's Page 1:2li WCHS News 1:30 As The World Turns 2:00 Password 2:30 House Parly 3:00 To Tell The Trulh 3:25 CBS News 3::"' Edge 01 Night 4:Uu rhe ·Secret Storm UO Lone ftau&er l '00 Bowery Boys 6:00 News Repurl 6:15 Your Weatherman 6:20 Spurts 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Sau Francisco Beat 7:30 To Tell the Trull> 1:00 I've Gol A Secret 8:30 Andy Gri!Jith 9:00 Lucy Sbow 9' 30 li!Gny Happy Retllt'ns 10o00 CBS Repurts 11:00 Duke's News Tonight 11 :15 Weather Tener ll :20 Late Show BUSY SUZANNE HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Suzanne Pleshette completed a starrlne role in Disney's ''The Ugly Dacltshund" and began filmln& ''BUddWinJ" at MGM opposite James Gamer· Michael Tolan of " The Doolo"' ood lbe Nurses" hel(ied earn hi1 way through Way9e University (Detroit) by actina in "The Lone Ranger" on rldlo. Eric Fleming. star ol "Rawonce wa1 featured In a play, "Sprlngborad lo Nowhere'' which he say• was just that. I< 191ded before reac~!ng Broodway. ~ide." Channel 13 7:55 Daily Word 8:00 Compass lo30 Jact ·Lo LatuH! 9 ' 00 Fun School 9:45 KJns and Odie IO oOO Moroinl MoYle 11 ' 30 Price Is ftlchl 12:00 Domta Reed l:t 30 Falher Ilnows Bell 1:00 RellD Pea-Pictora I: 30 Tile Peopla't Cboleo 2:00 Flame In tbo Wind 3o00 General l!ospital 3 o30 Young Maniedl 4:00 TraOmaster l oOO Super5: 35 Supermab 6:00 Weatber 6:05 Now• 6: !5 Peter JOIIIIIDp - Newt 6:30 Leava It To Beaver 7:00 Rifleman 7:30 Voyage 8:30 No Time For Ser(eanll 9:00 Wendy 6 Me 10:00 Bing Croob)' lO oOO llelt Cosey ll :OO Newo !!: 10 Local Newt & Sparll 11:20 Wealher ll : 25 Sporlll (l : 30 I'lte Lee Crust ll1ow To llfeet j' ··n · .,- At henS TUeSday Two Studen s 1 Are Transfers To "rande to! 1 ' - Cora Slvan, 89, trat Dies Sunday S } E mhl Performers wm' J.II'gh Ratm'.gs .I T7• t Mam R s u. s. 0 ... u'c._ •e w �•.• • • ' Foreign News Commentary··· ''All Together, 'Amen'"· Capitol Comment, Events By PIIIL NEWSOM UPI Forelp News Aoalyd By William S. White WASHINGTON Always Iller< Is 11M !slut ol Federal aid to educa,.tion as a public objective, but to many parent:J poliftllllt prtvate problem How doH a parent aid a teen-age daughter <or son) ~o aurvivt tbe massive academ1c pressures and aoxletie• which are tending to make every yodllgt;ter a middle-aged and eoostantly worried amall a n d owlish pedant before ber 18th birthday! At school. they tell her thnt unltll lbl scores this grade or Dlaintains that level in the seemingly endless prr-co 1lt'Q'e lnquirl.. that ar< modo Into her mind. she will SLLrely ne-ver a:et into Vassar, or even Smith. She studies tlndeed, all the teen-agers one knows 10 study) far Into the night and usually all through Satur- day and Sunday. too. Into thelr weary heads Sukamo v•.U· S.: requl.res a fund of knowledp and capacity for bruismg work which the older 1enera· tion would have been hard put to exhibit in that distant ye,.. terrlay whrn it emerged from univrrslty with what used to J:>t. called shrepsk:in but would never now be so frivolously descrlbtd. These little characters read Proust in the original French before thl'y put on high heels. They speak knowingly oJ tom· pllcatd formulae in tht high physics wh1ch one would ima· glne wou ld tax even the chalr· man of the Atomic Energy Commission. y way of momen· tarv relaxation thf'V poli~h off imPenetrable avant . garde nov· els betweell nibbles at afteJ'oo noon cookies and swigs of choc· olate milk. a at this decisive season ol the achool yeer there is a rar more is belng pumped ed devotion and CtJmes to that die-aged parties with undoubt skilL il it what to mid· 11ke me Ls a staa:r:ering mau oi facts and fiJ;!ures, of data both ordinary and abstru.!le. ll il as though not mert-ly graduatlni from prep .!Chool or high IChool, but rather preparing lo stand at on~ for a doctorate iD philosophy, was the instant proble-m . To near the:o~e children talk ahop. in the car pool tn and lrcm school, one would :o~uppose that 1ettin1 into CGllt&e DOW Let a child score all A's and And they bring home a!. mere he is in; let him fall occasion· collateral reading terrifying ally to what nsed I<> be called !lacks of recondite books which a gentlPmanly C and he is out Pop would hardly daN! to at- - and, in his mind, in utter tempt to review for the most disgrace. Still, any number oJ tolerant of literary editors. J'\ 's does not autofatically conThey go throug~ a series of note a true education or a spelnteiJPctual forced marches and cial intelligence. It may only obstacle courses which lD the Indicate dodUty, a capacity t.o phy~icul sense recall those remember and repeat the dreadful night bivouacs in the insignificant, and a feroclous swamps, to which one toted a willingness to grind awayy. 90-pound field pack, which their Aren't we puslling this whole fathers endured - but only for thing too hard and in the wrong a little while - in validating direction so that the really their cldim to be iniantly of. gifted fall In fatigue and de .. firers:. pair and are walked over in Now. It would be fooli~h to what one dare not - dare one? suggest that there is today too - call the junior academic rat much education. Of course, ra~? .; By DOROTHY KILGALLEN • lt .. 1eeking privacy from the madding crowdJ uf fans, will stay at a motel in Miami Beach, rather than one of the large lux· ury hotels when they go there next week. Of course. Lucy should know from experience that It wiU take the ardent au· tograph seekers exactly 18 mlJl. ul.es to find her. The lovely with Cy Coleman at the VIP was English actresa Janine Gray. who will be Mrs. Coleman before very long .. . _ The town's newest restauraleur is Constance Bennttt's daughter. Gyl Roland. She's opened an eating.place called the Red Rug, on 3rd Ave. •t 28th St. Music editors should check the report that the Metropolitan Opera will conduct the Lewisohn Stadium concerts thls year and with a new fonnat - mort emphasis on opera ... Th~ tiUe of that upcoming documentary film shocker "Tabu," has been changed becau&! it was consid· ered too well known as a per· fume. The new name is "Taboos of the World." Perhaps the swttcb will inspire a love-story type picture to follow ault. Funny to contemplate : Prince Sud Abdel Falsal, King Fai· aal'1 grandson, and Mohammed Said Kayal re both enrolled at 8andhurst in England. where they are required to act as equals. Rack home, Mohammed would bt expected to throw himself to the ground wheo tho prince passed Kathleen Winsor's new novel, "Travtlera Eutward· Travelers Welt.'' Jarr.es Michener'• next one "The. Source" hav~ been ~old by Random House for paperbaekl In 1967 at the highest prl<ea ever paid In the history Time - - ......... L-- Those familiar with President Sukarno's tactics in Indonesia believe that Indonesia's tak.. over of management of AmeJi. can owned rubber plantations b permanent. Other AmerlcaQ. buslne .. es _ with the po11lblt uceptlon of the o11 companleJ -are .,.pected to fall In dut time. Uolng tho aame taetleo they uaed laot year to 01111 tha Brltleh, the Indonesians prob .. bly will not move directly t.. warda aetzure arid tUOtlonallza. tlon whlcb would involve payment of compenstlou, T h ey olmply will make American buotneu life In Jakarta tmpo.. olble. there Ia not dear)J II!QU&h. But there is a legitimate quetUou u to whether the rJibl kind o1 educalioo, a dllloreut kind altogether, Ia being taught. The whole social atmo.sphere puts too IJ'&Bt a premium OD merely being able to enter col· lege, and offers, especially to girls, too heavy a punishMent ~ they don't get Into the ''right" one. Education ls a serious business; it ought oot, however, to be a grim a n d desperate one. It ought to be possible to learn without teart - and surely without nearvoua breakdowns. Mjjybe there ls far too much emphasis on pounding in what the late Alfred North Whitehead called me r e "inert knowledge" - that t!l, fact:o~ and fancies that don't mean much anyhow. • Vo:re of Broadwav • • • reportmg Jottings ln P~ncl1 Bette Davis has Olpped over ••The Whirligig of Time,'' a mystery novel by Dola de Jong and wants 1t as her next film. It was chosen as one of the top mysteries of the ear and the starring role Is not unlike the one Bette played ill her big hit "All About Eve" The Broad· WB·bound comedy by Nell Simon· "The Odd Couple" has stirred audiences to heights of enthu< 1sm unprecedented in this co.umnists experience. Outof-town readers have been bombardlna: me with letters with quotes likt "You'll love it!" "It's so funny l can't resist teH!ng you about It!" "1 had 1uch a Jood time; there ought to be more plays like this and people would eo to the theatre more often" "PIE'a~e write about lt so everyone in New York will know.' Okay happy to oblige; ,..lng a hit show move lnto our town iJ a joyous experience. 'lbo.!lt Air Force men who passed along the answers in the recent scandal art now being referred to at the Academy as •·Test Pilots'• Rather cruel, I think; of course, it'l wrong to cBeat, but the young men who were taking the tesll had ooe thini 011 their side that oot all ~f UJ tan say-they were anx· lous to paaa 10 they could 1erve, and perhapt die for their eowrtry. They 'fren't trying to become bt1da of a4 agencies, or banks- or computer firms. Chuma belitve Jayne Mans~eld ond htr brldtiP'OOm Matt Clmber, are txpecting a baby In the Fall, Jayne has four ehl~ droll by pmlouo marriages and II a moot devoted mother .... Luolllt Bill an4 Gary Morton .- of the small book Industry - a tot.al ut well over ' million dol· lars. Kathleen's may sound like guldae to tourlilo, but It '• gur· anteed to be sexy onct you've flipped open UJt ~ver . •· .11"-··· If you've been wondering whatever bz1 01 of director Josef von Sternberg, credited as being the discoverer and mentor of Marlene Dietrich, he'a due in New York this mo:1th to confer with his publishers about his utobiography, "Fun in a Chinese Laundry." As a prospective member of the literary set, he ought to get together with comedi.rm Alan King, who wrott "Help! I'm a Prisoner in a Chinese Bakery ." They could make beautiful fortune cookies lojet.her . . . Producer Marty Ransohofi ls in a tizzy trying to find out If the jewels stolen from Liz Taylor In Dublin included the diamond and ruby aandplper pin be gave her in gratitude for being ouch a good girl during the film oamed af. ter the same bird. There have been many reports about the lltlfltal status of Butle Paul MoCartney. A communique from London just arrived, states that he "is def· initely married ro Jane A.!lher aM has been for over 1 year." Those who've seen screen.. tngs of the auspense dra.ITll "'Mle Collector" say it makes Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" ...m like a Hayley Mills Diet lsaued by Walt Dlllney I'U reserve decision unt11 l'vt seen it but Ill diroelor wu William Wyler - and that's always a plus. Mr. Wyler haa modo quito a few good ones · .. A Joe Bananaa iookallke (or -'bly the miSiing hoodlum hl!lllelf) Soviet Union Appears to he Stepping up Its Sweet Talk to Fra nee's de Gaulle PARIS (UP!) - The Soviet Union appears to have stepped up her wooing of President Charles de Gaulle of France. Her aim may be to drive still another wedge between France and oth,er membera of the At· lantic alliance. This was the first reaction of Western diplomats to Informed Moscow reports that Rll!sia is awitchlng ambassadors in Paris. According to thtse reports, Sergei Vinogradov, tt" e smiling bon vivant who has served biB country here for nearly 12 years is being replaced by Dej>uty Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin. Zbrin t.s a member of the Soviet Communist party's Central Committee and one of Mo!ICOWI most trusted and experienced diplomall. Moscow reports said his appointment wBB viewed there as an indication that the Kremlin attache!! gleater importance than hitherto to the Paris job. The reports or Zorln'!!l appointment followed close on a series of Soviet moves designed apparently to woo De Gaulle : - Vinogradov called on 0& Gaulle in January after a New Year trip home and repeated a four and a half yer old standing invitation to the French leader to pay a state visit to Moscow. -Vinogradov called on De Gaulle aaain last week and handed him a SOviet proposal that the two governments should work closely together in aeeking a negotiated setllement of the Viet Nam war. --soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygio told newsmen at the Leipzig fair in East Germany that he Is ready to meet De Gaulle "at any moment" if the Interests of peaee demand it. Sbarp Contrasts Kosygen's statement about meeting De GJ~uUe contrasted sharply with his blunt re~rk that be haa no intention of vis- itlng either London or Bonn In the near future. De Gaulle showed his own In· terest in improving relations with Moscow in his Feb. 4 news conference, when he also rec"lled his 20-year-old dream of a united Europe stretching some day from the Atlantic to the Ural Mountain3 in Russia. However, De Gaulle has played It fairly eool with the Russians. He has shown no sign of letting himself be swept off hls feet by their wooing. In particular he has invariably zid~ stepped setting any date for a visit to Moscow, although he agreed in principle to do so aa far back •• 1960. HELEN HELP US! l>ally -Sentinel, Pomeroy~Middleport , 0 .• Mar. 8. 1965 DrawTopPower New Boston in Opener Of District Tourney Saturday at 1p.m. Cincmnatl Edler 41. Ohio H.S. Basketball United Prell Intemational ICincinnati St. xavier 18 Clncinnatl Moeller tl . CinciMati LaSalle 84 Cincinnati Walnut Hilla 11 At SteabeDrille At CGiumbus Steubenville 68 Wintersville 5t Columbus Soulh 67 Bexley 37 At Caotoa London 69 Delaware Hayes oW Canton C.C. 60 Sandy VaUey 11 Linden 64 1 At Akroo Columblll! Ready 48 , Akron Central 50 Revere • Ea!tmoor &4 Class A Toarnameata Worthington 49 1 At Bryaa Archboid 65 Hamler 57 At Lima At I:H!-fiance Uma Shawnee 77 Bryan 65 Paulding 48 At Dayton Ayemllle 4S (OT) Dayton Chaminade 70 Dayton Dunbar 61 At Tiffi.a Xenia 57 Margaretta 65 Attica 40 D~ytun Meadowdale 53 1. AI Blufftoft At Bowhng Gr,en Fremont Ross 63 Huron 54 f>eAirhpos St Johbn 78 KaHda. &1 Claa1 AA To11namenb At Oxfonl Finneytuwn 59 Middletown 58 Wyoming &4 Greenhills ~ I.At 1 nrtsmout J~l.'w Boston 51 PE'ebles 49 Portsmouth West 61 At Wooster Norwavne 55 Black River M At Marinn I At sPringfield MansfH'Id St. Petl.'r 59 Po rt smuu th I Porfsmouth 81 Tiffin Columbian 46 Bnlkins 72 Indian Lake 55 At Bowling Gr~n A.t CIO\it"rltaf Onawa Hills 58 Northwood S7 Cloverleaf 70 Woos!Pr 55 At Mansfield A.t Toledo HIM. Thirdo Remember that pe.. pie are too busy worrying about thelr OWD boners to ~ tice an of yours, so stop hating younelf for that blusb or stammer. Be an INTERESTED u.. tener - you're sure to find 1 !aliter who needs you. Fourth; Stop envying t h e "life of the party." He's got his problems too, u everyone but yon can aee. Fiftb; Take pride In being shy. All your Hfe It will give you more insight, more sensltlvity to others, more true friends. And you'll probably have more success too, because you'll try harder to excel, end have more time to manqe it,. away from the ooclal merry• . go-rol.lnd. Ready to use ... Lasto (Thl! Is to "Bashful~ who Ia '"Chicken of the She"). U you can't aay it face-to-fae• try the telephone, or aerul a card. She'll take II from therel II any othero 1 yot• born-shy people can offer tips on bow to make it work for you, pleue give. We'll be waitin& to hear from you. - H. JHE DAilY SENTINEL i Ohio Tourney Cage Scores Hot Pllnalt: lballano and Malaysia oooa may reach agreement permJtting troop~ ol either country to pu••ue Commuulot terrorlell across their common border. The piau will be dllcuaeed at a meeting o! lop "eurlty oUielals In Kuala Lumpur thla week. If agreemeut II reaehed. Iough Malayolan border patrolll would be allowed for the first time brto 10uthem Thailand wher1 nearly aU the estimated 000 ,..., rorllltl art In hiding. MeaDwhile, Malayalao of!lelals openly express doubt about the SlK> cess of any peace talks wltb Indonesia. But they aloo say privately that the threat of war -blgh In Jauury-aow has r• ceded. will too. U you aren't a whiz at Eng. lish, you can excel elsebere: everyone has a special talent if he looks hard enough, and works hard enough at It .... rebuilding old cars, perhaps, or winning a Science award, OT being the best ice skater (swim.. mer, water skier, photographer, cook - yoo name it) In your Accident in Ma8on clus. You shy ones have to DIVOTiitl TO INTIRIIT OP newspaper. h lnve8tigaterl prove you are worth knowing CHICKEN OF THI< MllOI MAlON ARIA MASON - The Sheriff'! de"'SHE~' (AND 11 He") by the thing• you aeeomplisb partment Investigated an accl· - not by the easy way you Dear Helen : dent Sunday at 1 a. m. on Rt. My problem Is my 1hynesa. gab· and It takes longer. but 33 near here when a car driven I would like to talk to this girl you also make better friends by Franz Reichert, Jr., 18, of that I llke but I can't ever get and KEEP them. New Haven, traveling east on Rt. SS. struek the parked car up the nerve. Any suggestions Second: Once ou acel at will be appreciated, about how of Benjamin R. Casto, while it oomethiog, don't hide lt. Volu~>­ was parked In from of the Caa· W get over being a chicken to teer for jobs you can do best, talk to people. BASHFUL to residence. and, in your quiet way, be surt Reichert was charged with CHICKEN OF THE '"SIIE'' people know you are doing them, failure to have vehiCle under Dear Helen: Don't ever knock publicity. control. Property damage was There isn't any reason why A otory In the eehool paper estimated at $600 to tbe Rleclr I should be shy because I have has brought many a "Bashful" ert vehicle and the Casto car, a nice home and parents, I ~t girl friend "he would like to a 1957 model, was totaled. There good grades, am not bad look.. talk to but ean•t get up I h e was no personal Injuries. ing or too fat or loo skinny or nervt.'' Rea!!IOn She came to with a long nose, or anything. I Botb IDoklo .. ekl guesa I wao just born ahy. Pleaoaot Valley HoopiiBI My mother saya abe was sb ADMI'ITED - Mrs. J o b a ln school too. but don't worry, Jtinnalrd, Pl. Pteaaant; Johnuy it takes longer to make lrienda Baird. Southside; Mrs. Mattt. but you keep them better. 1 Chasteen, Vinton. have that artielo about ahyneeo DISCHARGED - Robert But.you eher, Pl. Pleasant; Rbon. you wrota lut year da Casto, Mason; Mn. Terry know - making it work for Nutter and daughter. Heridor· you. I read It ovtr a lot and I oon; Mrs. Bobby Roueb and know It has helped. but I wlah daughter, Middleport ; Marvin It would help falter. I wunder if all ohy people , .. Lanier, Southside; Mra. Harry cretly dr<am about being lead· Bright, Henderson. BIRTH - Mr. and Mro. Lor· ers, and SOmebody everybody I'JI Kapp, Leon, a daughter. ever listens to, and to they make i~ Helen? - TAMED SEVERAL ARIIESTED BRAIN P'f. PLEASANT - Arresta Dear Bashful, Tamed Brllln, during the weekend by IDeal and all you other Shy Oneso law enforcement officers acll'l pretty bard lo turn a cord.iRI to jaU recorda were; rose toto 8 uaer Illy, or. "ahy" Ronald A. Miller, Gallipolis Ferterrier Into a tiger, 10 otop hidI'JI and Clanmu FIBcher, Jr~ Ing behind our dreBIDI (yes, Pt. Pleaaant, both charged all ohy oneo dream ) and T.B:. wttll drlritll wl>l1e lnlolleated. learn to make tile most of what wu11am n. nan. Pt. Pltaaant; you've got. Wilbur Beller, Pt. Ploaaant; Firat; eJeel at oometltlng. II• Howard F. Erwin, Southside; JOU 're good In Engllllh, get on Lewio Harper. Ga!Upolla ForrJ, the sehool paper or annual ond Robert E. Long, Galllpolit ataf!. It Isn't bard 1o llhlne here IDto,.. Ferry, each clw1ed becoUJe uot too many go out for leatlon. Edward ....,hllll, Pt. Joumalilm. Pretty ooon you'll Pleullll, wu ornstaoi '"' aa be pttinf by·Uneo, doing lnterond battery dmD\. viewo, feeHng like somebody "· , , Why 1o1ft w - . b foh • 111"'1 ttl tr1rot bu boon opolted In Mexico Hv· opeelal - and that •a tho main ,.,utorly pollad TV ,,_.,. t6ini ttl tilt ptOfKIIId In& In a quaint ino oot far from thing. dlocov..-lng yOIU' own · F.C.C. ruleo'l" worth. Onee you do, otbera the cathedral In Monterrey. YOUTH ASKED FOR IT This column is for young people, their problems and pleasures, their troubles and fun. As _with the rest of Helen Help US!, it welcomes laughs but won't dodge a 1erious ques· tion with a brush-off. 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But there has been none trom the Commumst side in this lltuatlon, although there has be.n plenty or opportunity lor the Vietnamese or thft Red Chinese t.o pass such a "signal" along to the- United States, Rusk sard . ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• •• •• CASH • •• •• BILLS TAMPERE. Finland - The So\•tet Union be<~L East Ger' many 8-0 :1 nd Finland tif'd Swr' den Z-2 in the world ire hockey champtonships. CASH Monthly LOAN Payment $200 500 800 10.66 26.67 40,92 CASH • • • • • Menthly LOAN Payment t-=="--f-$1300 47.30 1500 53.87 1700 60.45 •• • • ••• •• J7 MONTN YIRMJ II MONTH TIIMS PHONE for fast approval. Then •top for your mon~y . Pay bills and taxes. Buy bargains, 'nlen have everything in one place. Have more for your11elf. Tak.l 3 months or 3 years. It's up to you. Young couples and everyday honest working people call ua for cash every day. •• •• • •• • • 125 E. 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A tank broke loose from the . c I..' • • ;:-,ponMor•ng .. fl' ., •nner 1 Ctn. C The Senior Clas!ll at Rutland 1 Limit {2) '" - - -- - Cu11omer ALUMNI TO MEET Th R i e . acme A urnni a~soC'Ia- 1 I n~r Wednesday Pvcning rrom 51 I to 7 p. m. in the grade school j lion W!ll Icafeti•na. Carryouf order!'! w1Ui to d ay at Sete, France. Ten quarts of red wine the had been carry in& were durnpeil !I on the premises. Amateur Play Cancellt>d •,y,al<ur i :; Th~a there was the "' theaire group in Leamington , h·Gal. and co•t• this morning In M<iB' 1 ounty court . i Hi~h School is sponsoring a din-! hauting it and smashed lhroush II the wall! of the Ronay home All Flavors I rhnrge. Knapper was fined $10 hold an open meeting 7 :.,•o p.m. at t hc South- be taken carP. of for tho'!e who ! ern Hi&h liChoo\ building. All are umtble to attend. alumni are invited to altPnd. 1 'fickels are being sold in ad- I rre~ ident Gary Gibbs said. vance or may be purchased at the door. Senior mother chairLOCAL TEMPS Th e temperature in Pomemen ;;~re Mrs. Keith Sutherlpnd and Mrs. Eileen Hawkins. Stu- roy 's business distrirt at 11:40 dent Chairman is ,Julia Lucas. I a.m. loda} was 42 degrees unProceeds are to go towards der cloudy skies. the Senior Class trip fund . ~ - Jenee Evaporated MILK 3 ask for an injunrtion preventAD\1lSS!ONS SATURDAy _ Complete Rooms ing state and local uff irials ANCIENT ART-Youthful Timothy Cox, of St. Albans, W.Va., has become a skilled craftsman in the art of dulcim er Claude Reitm1re, Pomeroy ; ot from interfering with C!\'!l making. The dulcimer, which resembles an elougated guitar, right~ demonstration s. waa popular with the pioneers. The state o( Wtst Virginia Mark Tubb, \ ·I t Vernon DISl"HAH(;Es SATLIR.DA Y- , Young al•o •aid that King recently launched a program to train young people to prewould call on clergymen and se rve early Amerinw arts and crafts. The-y will di&play theJr ~ Franees Klein. Middleport . Sl!N!lAY ADMISSIONS - l!o rabbi• all over the nation for skills at the Cedar Lakes arts and crafts lair in July. ' : ward Donahur. Racine : Wayne support of Tuesday·:; marl'h - ~ Stewart, \fa son : Addle Barton .! Can 11 Go Back" Racine. Anoth_.r King aide told thr nJ DISCHARGE~ SUNDAY crowd that "If we stop now we . 0 DSOD . S S go bad: to yesterday. But yesAmanda Smith, R:1cinE>; Jor;;f' ph l Mlddte,ort, o. terday ,, too mim•b'• to 11v • . , \\-t can't go back now ." , Sunday's rout came aftl'r th~l Negroes, praying to (~od to le11d · Pomt>-roy emerg!fficy squadthem ''through a wilderness of I. • men cmswerPd three coils OVt>r I state t r 0 ope r s" on the an . _ the weekend, the firsl at 4·:m In medicine or mPteoro logy, farming or tlnance, the future nounced 40 mile trek fur freeIContmue, From PaRe 1) p.m. Saturday (or Claude Rr-ttbf! longo.; lo the fit. l '1e fu lurf' belon11s to thou vigorous tnOUfii:h dl)m to Montgomery. teft l dent cttllrd f?r strongC'r stand-I mire, Pomeroy, a mPdic~l pi.llu 1 1 ~· e it <md shape il. Are your schools pro'l'idlni tor phystcal krown 's Chr.pel Churrh, lwo , ards to prohtblt l!('en!liPd deal- tir 11 t. The squad took h1m to fit ness as part of a sound ijducation7 You perenli can netp sbrea!!lt. ers from sellmg handgu~" lolVeterans Memonal_ hospi tal j see that they do . Write: Tile President's Counc1 l on Ph)'S-IC_~ f the column Nnyone under 21 y@ars ol aKe whrrr he was admttted. I Fr:re•.•. Wast11ngton, D. C. lor tnlrwna*M. Wh en th e heu d o or r1fleR and shol"uns to any- ~ • reached_ the far illidt> of thf' Ed- one under 18 . Members sAid t.he truck also~ j' ward Pett.u! Bridge at _the t>dge Other anti crimt recommen- l was l'alled at 4:55 p.m. Sunday !I of Selma'!! buslnescr. d1 strict. II ' datlons by the President· · for .Jack King of the llarriiiOn· I' was met by 50 helmet<'d troop- DruJ Contf(IJ: A new statute ville area who was taken to ers. Behind them were about providing for federal dvil coru- Meigs General hospital and at two dozen h(Jrsemen , memhP.r!l l milment to correctional andre- 10 :20 p.m. Sunday for Walter I o_f She!iff James C'lark'R depu- medial in~titutlons for narcotic \ King of Harrisonville, a meditt7.ed-clv1Han f'O!!P!e. 1and rnariluana users, thus lim- cal patient who wa11 taken to 1 Hi&hwAy Patrol Maj. John I lting the present. application of 1Veterans \1emorlal ho&pital and floud, UlintJ a bullhorn. ordered 1mandatory minimum . prl!!on ' admttled. the Negroes to disperse and / sentence!t . .lohnson s~ rd thJ_,~~ -----gavt> them two minutes to do j plan. to be submitted rn detail .p T A , 0 The Negroes knelt to pray shortly by the Justice Depart· Svracuse , , • and about two do~en troopers me~t , would facilitate rehablll- To Hear Librnrian h ed tat10n of drug vlcttms and conI < ~~~~ fi~st the ushed and sistent with public •alety, The Syracuso PTA will meet yt tpd at the 11 1 · "give oflendm" maXlmum op- at 7.30 p.G m.d Tuesday d . 1hen sare ownguw hoo I build"m•. a I , hove · bill b portunity for return to a norSyracuse ra e sc 1 lhelf Y c u '· "'"' life.. Guests will be Mro Plkkoja, The Negroet retreated about · . I executive librarian of MeiS• and 110 yard• along tbe riVer when Orpn!Jod Crime: He dU'ecled Gallia counties, who will diS· the troopers auddenly started the attDmey general, the 'l'rt'as- cuss the bookmobile and its opfiring tear ga1 shtlls. ury &ecretary and other federal er<~ting costs, and Robert Bow- l A dense cloud of yellow gas law enfor~ement nrfictall! to en- I en, assistant county auperinten- ' enveloped the Negroes. by now la~ge the1r war on organlz~d I dem, who will show a film on I cryiDJ and screaming. and the cnme Detailed proposals w1ll the PEP bill. The public is troopers, we a r i n 1 masks, bl- submltWi to Congres1 later invited. charged a11ain. Tho po"omen by tbe JuotiC<! Department. 1,...•-.........,.-.............,iiiiiii...-,1 galloped up from the rear and Low Enlorc<~menl• John"'n 1 TEXTURED Into the fleeiiiJ Ne11roes. proposed a law enforemont asWitnesseo told of aeeiiiJ poue olstance act for development men use bullwhips and len11th1 and t•stlng of experimental rope to flail tho NOIII"OOI, method• of C1'lme C<>ntrol in a Crowds of whites stood alon11 loderal·•tate-local cooperative Brown Tone, Black Magic the streets, cheering. pro1ram. Ak Pomeroy U "l Beefed-up War Makes 3 Calls on u• s crtme • lAKER FURNITURE s~t,=:w~-~rt_,=-s~'"~::·'::t.==-==-==·-=:-=:-::=-:::::-·=::::::--:-::=-~j Mi Choice MARGARINE c 1-lb. ctna. THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THE FIT DOVE 7c •H label LIQUID DETERGENT 1 1 t111 \ Every Stomp1 with your c 2~·01. bll. 1 ANNOUNCEMENT N'f / UP to 10,000 J?~ GreeA Stamps S6H Grten 1 Jh bull ed ils ''"Y into tire llr< Buckeve• But llrPvll have 98 .. Bob Dwors tallied 31 :TO The enl!re s~ason JS WI<APIJt'd :tllt'-1 111 \<JIIOniil A!>SIJ(I<IIIU/1 ,j \( AA d i\% 1011 qu.Jrlt>r - lo do much better Lhan that to- the Falcons, F'enn took earn,,., up m tomght s playot l g<HIIe at lntt'Jeolle~!.tlt' Atlllt•lw-. ( \'\lA 1 l 1n.1h <~I ~:v,m..,vlllr lnd , st art- n1ght agamst top-1anked Mn:h1- g\e Tech, 79-67, and Bethany deDayton tor Miami and Olllo Tournunu;nt at K<.~Jl!-.Cls J 'Jt\· . 111~ Wt·dnt>sdov. Tht> /.ips be<~t g:m, the H1g Te n champion, . feated t:ase Tech, 86-77. University , the MJd-.1\nwnc;m rvto Tlw M;.~raudt'r" 1111'1'1 .l:w k. - Buffalo. ti9- ~ . Snturda:.· n1ght as whwh will be mvadmg in search ------~ - - - - 1 Conferem:P eo-char• 1 p un ~ . . 1nd so n~ die t Fla . t ~l<~h' tJ :,. ](p nl H1ll T11 rnn n ppPd Ow nets for of an unbeaten loop rerord. Ohio State has a last. chan{'f at I the l1rs t-round Tut>sd.l_\ n t~;:ht. 21! J)lltrlt s 1n lt'<Jdmll, tfwm to thr The Buckt'yes need the win o M of l'•~lory . Zips Ad\anr·• \lrd ·l·;ast Hrgron:rl uo"n al Ak , to break even for the sea.'ion. , HAVE BlADDER IRRITATION nm Snturdo_v whirh ends for Uhto lf'ams with 1 The HobrJts , delemling MAL' c:hampJOns, earned a shcu·t- nl NarionHf Raskel<.lll Association '/lrf• Z1p.~. Ohio Conft'rence cv- tonight's iHJn{'N . 1 the crown and forced the pl <1_1- B~ L'nitt'd Pn•'s Jnttornatinnal r h amp10n~ <ltH1 O(' Tournamen t i o[f by clobbering Toledo. 8i-fil , J-:a!\tt'rn Bivil•icm l'il.llllpltm ,; tlw SP('ond yt>ar in a In other Sarurd(ly night I on Lhe road Satllrd<:~y tn mat('h w. 1.. 1•ct nrw, \'<tl-r.v d 21 -6 mark into tlw gdlllt'S. Bow l in,~; (;r(>€ n t>ar ned the Redskins 11-1 mark. x-Ho~t 11 n ~rR lfl 7R4 tourne\' . Lasr vrur thev fin - u share of third place in thr I 1c . · :: ·m q is/wd ;l'-' ru mwn;p to J•:va ~ ~viliP . ' MAC by downing Marshall. 104- 1 4 Miami was bu ~ v s t .:.~ .vlno in . IIH lnnot! r Sfl . · o 1~1 11 J .1 J t 11 :m :1:-1 :)21 whil'il again J" L-1vored to 11hape by trampllng vi~1t1ng <~ u~' P a Pitf~burgh , 89 _66 _ :'-Jf'\1. \ ork 21\ 41i 1fll the lttle. Akron is playing x-( 'lllldwd r.a~t 1 'r n l :~ lt' ou t regular starting /::Ullal;r~dl•~:~ \ 1 In two m~:>e t mgs this st> i:l sOn. Wt·<.;tt>rn Di\ i'lon Smith and six other fr 1 each won on its home rourt by \\. L. Pd . bec au ~e NCAA rulPs do not al- l 10 points, but thr winner tonigln Lol'l AngPli· s 44 28 .611 low tlw u-;e of fre~hmt>n in ! eoes to the NCAA Mid-Ea.o;t Re - St. \..o u1o.; 39 :14 .5:H tourn,lflwnt pi;~~ -gional playoff at Bowling Gref'n Baltimr1re .14 37 _4j{! StPulwnvil lt·. which lost to Akto take on Davlon on Tnesdav Detroit :l i 44 .413 !'IJil m lllf• l1r ~ t round. closed out night end the . stoa~on end" f..-;r San Fnmrisco J:i :'! B .2ns <l frne 21 -3 se<~son by whip)Jmg the loser. Saturday'g HP111Uitli Handolph Marnn , 94-66, in the Will Bo Given By William Dil.., Athet11, who ho1 Centnil State. r:mkPd sPcunll Pilil<ld€1pllln 103 Boston ~8 . . eonso I;.at10n tilt as Randy c:ref'n I more th•n 1S yrs. experience. He will demonstrate 1rnong llr~ na\tons I> r 1r01 1 ... uurtn~-"d in 28 points tor the "lh . top h•n Ntw v1 or k "" -~~, .,.1 ama II co II eges w1 1ts 25-0 ree- Sl Lo . ~ A Barons • . UJ!o; 1 , , 1.us nge 1PS 1111 the most remarkable new hearing aids by R•dioear. Cincinnati 9i San Franrisi'O 9:1 Day ton sharpPrwd its reflexes Remember tho ploco and tho deto. Sunday·~ Re'iuH~ fnr the NC.'\A tournry hy down1 Boston 133 Phil<~delphia 111 mg DeP<1 ul, 71 -64, <lt Chicago, At Findloy I Baltimore 111 DPtroit HIS I brt>akin~ a lour-ga me winning McGuffey 79 Carey 64 St Louis 132 i\iew York 106 ! streak uver thfm held bv the At New Concord u;l Angele s J06 Ci ncinnati 104 [ Blue Ocmons. The Flyers 'enter Z<.~nesville 58 Meadowbrook 4S Monday·,. Gamr-s thr rournament with a At Buchtel Baltimore at San F'rancisro record. ' Athens 80 Marietla 7a (Only game sdtedul ed) Hurk11 Face MJchigan At Cbillir-otb~ Tuesday·R Gamrs Ohio ~tate rose up lo Centralia 70 Unioto 61 Philadelphia nt New York ovt>r hst -plarP. Michigan At Struthen Baltimore at Lo~ AngeiE"s at F:ast Lansing, 97-75, as Call For Homo Appaintmont- No Chorga Crestview 66 Southe111 Local 51 (Only games Sf'hedulf'd 1 Ricketts poured in 29 points AI Niles ~~~~ I I Windham 76 Bracevina M McDonald 64 :Bad!Jer 16 At Fohport LY $4550 Pymatuniog Valley IJf OPTOMETR!ST 241 I. Itt"' 11. A!Mno, O. Klo:t1and 11.1 Ofllee Hours: 9 to 12. 2 to 5 (Close at NOGD on You can win 1 fURNITURE By United Prm lnttrnatlonal ord ",,,,..d lire'"'"''"" rn lire FREE !Meigs county court Friday for CHJCA.GO (U . Pll Lucky Jf'r- En"land, putting on Chri.,.topher 1a fish ing tale. It sef'm.IIJ that I freight vard whPre the locomo- no Emuffler.S h ry Berg.;;trand !·It· Pscapf'd a Fry·li play . "The L.adys Not , three Argentinian anglers eame live hali been sent for d+"fective l _verett ~It · 55, Bashan, head-on auto crash without a fo r Burning.' You gu~ssed tl homt' one day mutlermg some-' brc;.kes. The train rolled a mile ;a1 ~ . atsesse t;urt d costs in scratch but was vtory sur- The l~tt Theatre where the 1 thing about a railnwd train i and a half down the track.~ to 1 ha I!JO 15 f c~urt t._atur ay on 11 prised. ' ploy would hove been presented divin!o! into their boat a pier and fell over the edge jcb akrge 0 e ec tve emergt•ncy . h h. ra es He should have been. His was destroyed by fir!:' . 1 The story was. or course , a b- mto t e water, eras mg on top c:ar hit a washing mnchlne From South AnlC'ncD, the ' solulel.v true. The train of emp- of lhe risermens boat. They I It happflned last year an a 1council c:ollected a whopper of ty grnin con ran away Cram a 1werent in 1t at the time. Srhu~ter Rf'tnovf'rl highway ne•r f\awlins. Wyo., , - -·· · - r In Warsaw, Ind., Mrs. Irvin I To Penitentiary ant was reported today by .y·""~W~."':-'lUIII · .· I Stone got into the car to drive Jamea Schuster, 21, Pomeroy, National Safety Council 1n its · .-· , ~-.-~,. hnme . She only got a half block who wa~ recently sentenced to annual roundup or the , :-.~:-.r .;~ before she lost control and hit a l-20 year term in the Ohio welrdflst accidents . · -,. )~__.M~~ t~ I 8 parked car of the same man- State pemtentiary after being ';_·~:··.J"-~ -- - · ~:~ 1 ufacture, model and color <~S round guilty of auto larceny, The roundup also tell s __',. ' -~.:·£ ~ the one she ~as d.nvmg. _ was t.aken to the penal institutembarrassin"D sao" a ·.. • I M St d d 1 k u t ' i' ·,_.. rs .• one 1. n_ now n lI1 lion toda_v by the Meigs CounLisson, Martin. Tenn .. reigninH ' , then she wa~ dr1vtng somebody jty Sheriff' I department princess of tht' lnternational l ·'"'"·' ·' \'"' % elses car cmd had smashed; The department also reportBanana FPstival. Il seems ·)~ into hrr own. Damagrs tot.Bied 1 ed the arrest of David F. Knapslipped and nearly fpl\ during .,._.,, ·= ., . •, < ~ $1,0011. 1per , 54. of Pomeroy Rt. 2, over the festivitiej - on a banana · =>~ I the weekend on an tntolrication Demonstrators MAC Co-Champs Seek NCAA Berth in Playoff 1,737 \ Patrol Reports Two I WePkend Citations Th~ Grw•UJII! Only 42•01 . can 78c LIFEBUOY SOAP 2 :::~ 39c ·' ~~~~~~~ Swift's Premium - U. S. Gov't. Inspected "BOSTON STYLE" 4 to 6 lb. Avg. PORK ROAST .,.n. PiNe lk. c Sliced lb . c MCHIII leedleu GRAPEFRUIT HOSE or lEN'I'IKJUAN etTED Pomeroy Police reported the arriSt over the weekend Jack R. Harrll, Flatwoodt, Ky. on • chll"J• oll'UlllliDI a tra!Uc ll,iht. , or DRIVEl\ FINED lloeer Eu1•n• 11111, 18, R•· cine Rt. 2, was lln•d $3 and costa lor drlviDJ left v! center Saturday night by Pomeroy Mayor Char leo ~ar, THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0. I~ LUX ., UFEIUOY IOIP 2::35o 2:: He �. ... ......... - -.. . ~ ..... ' . DAILY SENTINEL - CLASSIFIEDS 2 for 1 SALE mber 0 1 11 our Clnslflocl omounll to. Whon you ploca your "mlrocl..worklng• cluslfled during March, you ,..oive 1 DOUBLE VALUE! Whet evor nu " " Y ELy FREE or plo.. your wo'll glvo you 2 for I, In othor words ploco your Clnsiflod for 3 doys, ond you'll rocolvo tho noxt con-utlvo 3 dots ABSO.';.U~REE OF ' ADDITIONAL od in Tho Doily Sontlnol Cloulfl..t for 6 full doys (for boot rMuitsl ond WE WILL GIVE YOU THE NEXT SIX DAY • 11mo •fl'od nd will oxplro mldnlfht 1 1 CHARGE! Thoro oro no gimmicks to this offor. It Is boing offorod to oil our rHdon oxcopl thooo now on contrlct In C "'"' Morch 14, 1965. NATIONAL WANT AD WEEK BE SURE TO ASK FOR the speci1l M1rch 2 for MARCH9-14 I oHer when you nil WY 2-2156 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. 8, 1965 WANT AD 2 SIGNS INFORMATION 01' OUJUTY Pomeroy Motor Co. E. McQuaid, Denna SUo Owen•, Mrs. James T. Parker, MrL Willard D. Smith, Mrs. Thorn· as E. Stephens, Mrs. Anna Sievers, Pamela Surbaugh ond Mrs. Roocoe Wise. School Board to Continue Review of Legal Ruling PT. PLEASANT - The Mas- much would be allowed for 23 County School Board will other school bulldlngs llsted In 1963 Corvair Monza Coupe $1699 IIe<l>lltlnue a review begun Fri· the levy call. A s harp low mileage ICH.·al car. Jet black finish, tires show night of a ruling in which That II the levy provided a little wear. 110 H.P. engine. 4 ~peed trami. Radio, heater, I I,.,;,., Virginia Attorney Gener- total of $732,540 over a three red b-ucket seats and vinyl trim . c. Donald Robertson disap- year period lor the oew Jun10r 1962 Corvair Monza Cpe. _ _ Only $1495 l lorov'ed the validity of the bond High and the 23 other bulldlllgs, Automatic trans. Radio and heater. Low mileage. A sharp 64 Buick _ $3,295 voted by the citizens and II the Board iasued $700,000 one. . bods Wildcat 2 dr. Hard Top . OnMason County during the m n over a th ree year perly 10,750 careful miles . All 1961 Pontiac Tempest 4 Door $995 ll•loeci1all School Levy on Janu- tod and if the lllterest r•te on vinyl custom trim . So near Automatic trans. Radio and heater. likf' new whltewaH tires, 12th the bonds amounted between new we could pul it in the grePn vinyl interior trim, wttite finish. The cleanest car you ~nd issue was to allow S2,75 per cent and 3 per cent s howroom . Fully equipped will find Mason County Board of Ed· for ao approximate cost of ucatlon to complete the new $40,95tl, then the total cost of Pleasant J u n 1o r High the bond ilsue of 1700,000 lor School building this year In- the Junior High would amount stead of over a three year per- to $740,950, and this, a~cording OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. iod as the funds became avalJ. to Robertson's ruling, IS t8,UO Ol'ftCii IOUU a:• &. .. tft 11-00 P. " oan, =:=:=:=:::POM=:=:E':R':O':Y':,=:OH~I=O======~~~=! ableRobertson from the special levy. more than funds proposed to be . . - . . ,.......a.JO A II "' 1S100 uoe ! ruled: expended on the new Junior rrt 10 &Aft High and leaves nothing lor TO PlACJ. A U:.UL1 PB001J~ IVORY dressing table, ~,a;~;~ ~ ~-W;P;;o~me~••::•·fcO;h:l•~y.Jii~F~e~;m~a~,l~e~Help Wanted Re1l Estate For S1le The Board's order of public the 23 remaining schoola llsted WANT AI> anv highboy, poster bed , Housewife- · wanted notice on the election laDed to 1n the levy call. PHONE WY2-2156 al ·bed. WY 2-343~ 3-63tc to take phone calls lor e~tab- I ' ~tll/fb contain a statement of the dol· At a meeting of the Board of BABY -bed-·;;, 'good .<ondition. hshed company Wnte The \,Ue t1 7 lar amount of the debt and Ed t· F .d 'gbt d'. 100 "3t bonds to be ISsued or the per· uca n ay "' a "' HEAVY CHAIN link fence, WI 9-2739. ~' P Daily Sentinel Box 668-Y bed cussion waa held on the rollog Notice wire. 7 ft. tall, enough wroc;-r: · - - - - - .. Pomeroy, Ohio. POMEROY- Modern 1. • iod of amortization of the dls fence in • factory. Like new. BRASS, copper ~d 3 5 3tc room Irame home_ with bath, bonds or the proposed maal- andand ~:.,w~~ :.de ~th ~: B. M. Cooper, Lacgsville, pieces, old loys, carv toppe~d j :cco-:-;-;-c=-;-;o,.-;;-;c;~=--;;-;-:-; gas,. f~red hot a~r heating, mum rate of Interest to be paid secuib;'' Att~';;, ~uel D 18TH anoual SEO Hereford As- Ohio. SH 2_54 re. led furniture, marble OLAN MILLS NEEDS 3 to 6 harawood floors , back porch, on the bonds. Little g e ~definite actio~ 3 1 &Lp JOclation Show and Sale will furnilure, drop leal table, ladies tor telephone work lor and full_basemeoodnt. Lo~thtod !~ Ballots furnished voter. had ia tak~ be held at the Rock Spring nseerat cupboach.':!'s,' dceasneks, our Middleport office. Excel- gl oodl t nelgdhborh b kWI d~• no provisions by which volel'll The o:..•ial School Levy apBED: ' 21 ~ 1 · t a n1ce ac yar """'Fair Ground' Pomeroy, Ohio, 8 x IO 0. UMP1958 ent pay, no expenence ner- t:')~ 0 dn t · could exercise a choice on the proved by Mason County on Saturday, March 20, with the truck tlres. . bowl and pitcher sets, essary. Work either 9 a. m. ..,uv. 00 own paymen re- . · d bt nd · wng· lhow at 1 a.m. and the aale Dorser Larkins. Long dolls, old lamps or partl . ed d b1 $43 72 mcurrmg e a 1ss January 12 was for an estlmat10 3 p. m. or 3 P-. m. to 9 p. Oh' Chester Phone r h d · qulf an a ance · bonds: ed $1,686,540. The three year at I p.m. 56 head regular lo. lamP', gas lg Ls an m. Apply Mr Hirt. LaSalle POpeMrEmoROnYth. • lr Official new~per noUce on levy becomes ·"~"vo July I. Herefordi horned and polled. 3 3 6te frames. WY 2-5262. Mrs. ' H t·l 9 t !0 a m or 7 to 8 - v • room arne . -~blisbed 1 ao..u ard Cecil, West Main Street.'! oa o . . . . elecbon was pu on y 3-6-!tc 1963 p. m.. Tuesday, March 9. house With bath, gas heatmg, twice before the electloo when =~-::.,,-_"7,-~~::-•odi,..,--:Cb =-d Pomeroy. 2 23 30tc 3 8 Ito front porch and lull baseme~~t. law requires the question of ~·""" M~ sl that argo long an:~d'e~lO~~ft~ . ;;w !i~e;. ~~~~~:~. Timber. Top easb Large lot out of high water..tssuance o1 bod wishe1 to announce Pas- 50 Ha.11ft.Coppertone Kitchen, For Lease $3000 n B to be publish00 tor Arthur Stitt will resume bedrooms · price paid. Marion Reynolds, 1 POMEiu:iy _ s. 1 • bu 1 ed once • week foe four con~.~ .... at 11 a. m. at Sut~ controlled heat. This horne coo1viue, Ohio, Rt. 3. Call 1 m s ness weeks prior to eleeprea..~~.. FOR LEASE establiohment with large secutive . ton, and at 7:30 p. m. Port- placed on two lots in after f o'olock, 367-3503. sales or display room, 2 ex- tl~e election notice lllated the Entend Hoopllal land, Sunday, March T. We ing Syracuse. Price for 1-ll-tfc tra rooms and bath on first bonds would he used lor con· Among those who entered owe a debt of gratitude to lots and horne, ~495. floor, 6 . room apartment stroction and eqllipping the Holzer boapital over the weekRev. M. E. Dow!On aod to lor sale 1961 blue and Business Services on 2nd floor havmg separate new Jr High and failed to end Included: Sunday - Mrs. speaker Leo -B. Crew, and Oldsmobile 4 door eotrance. Nicely located just . d~llar amounts on how Bill Wellman, Orchard Hill, for the many prayers and power steering, "lt•>m11lic ~ a short walk from courthouse. g.ave Robert E. O'Dell, 15 Vine St., -· TO BETI'ER servo yoo, we opModern 3 Bays. Good Loca· Can be bought right. Insurance Mrs. Sylvia M. Fowler, 821 Seccardi received In his behalf. transmission. leather inter3 4 lte ior, all in excellent condition. erate a 4-wheel drive loader tion . Excellent Opportunity C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR ond Ave., Kevin E. Vaogbn, =;-:===-==;;--:= and back hoe. Free estimates THE: KYGER CREEK High $1795. See or contact Bill Phone WY 2_3243 _ Emmet W. For Qualified Person. "'X ZZ8 WY ~ GUARANTEED renewable for Rt. 2 Patriot, Thomaa R. GamSchool S.nior Mothen art Harden, Syracuse, Phone WY Shuler, Contractin/1. Phone Po""'"'' WY 2-5211 • I i 3te life bospitau;_.tion. Issued es, Bidwell, Mrs. Ora I. Higsponsoring • rummage sale 2-3986 or WY 2-3714. 3 4 lfc or I at all ages. Phone WY U166. gins, 2301 JeUerson Ave., Pl I 5 3tc r--~;~;;.~~~-;---••lll~=-~G~ot~ll~po~l~l•~·o~·;44<~6-4~102~~Ji1 FOR 2 1J tic ry, Pleasant, Mrs.Ferry, Randall G. Loyle Henat the Stansbury Bldg. across est SALE-Mtddlenur!'a b"""'~. local<ld 1152tallN. Gallipolla Mn. from EXPERIENCED port. the Ohio,Bonama Marcil In5, Middleand NOTICE TRUCK GROWERS ·. I, Second~ Street, 141ddleport Uvestoc:k A. Wright, Henderson, Mrs. Rny Mal-ch 6 Frldiy and Satur- Order you southen cabbage! ,, Auto S.les Priced far qulcll orale. 111____ R. Yauger, Southaide, W. Va., day. ' 3 4 3tc plants now. Will have some I AUTOMOBILE ~ ~-95-5-PL_Y}I_OUTH-:-i!so. Allred quire at Obio Hotel Dr. MelvlD E. Doerr, V~ m~g.riWes. ~aB,u;~~~.!J::·, -RUG.. Weaving. WI t-2826. Golden Acre Hybrid. Will 'II Ph HOUSE FOR SALE 0 La I have tomato plants last of Yeauger, MinersVl e, one : n ure orian. large and omall animala. 300 Pearl Sl., Middleport, H. 1 3 5 3tp Cliff Road. Mrs. Norman E. 128 Washington St., Ravea- Lawrence McDaniel Racine , WY 2-6313. 2 5 30tp ====:=-::---~ April and May. Charles H. I AND Hysell, WY 2-6322. wood, w. Va. Phone 2'13-ml. Shawn Martm' Barr,' Oak Hill,' 1 AUTI.IMUB!LIC !loon Harris, Portland. Phone VI 3-l 'lte 1964 CORVA!R Monza, radio, z 26 25tp Office hours, Dally • to 1 p. Michele L. Jenkins, J··•·canceUodT l.aot ~- _ . 2693. 3 S 12Lc . ~... ,_ beater, automatic tranaiDlS· m. 1 21 tic Mrs. Anna Mae Jenkina, Jack· Pol1"@rov Motor Co. ~ /tl :===:;:=;=====I ASHLAND OIL $ERV1CE STATION I Wheel AIignmenf = Brake Serv CORN AND HAY. Mrs. Deibe rt Gau I, Chester, Ob io. Phone 985-%401. 3 5 3tp PI J B aettnars Bit's 0 Bowling "'""""""""'""""""""""=--..._-,\ I I - TRAILER Pome-- Gowu; '*'•· 1:. ... Jenkina I 1..,....,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,=,11 • H··- I \ u; 0 AllY C R0 SSW 0 R0 AOROSS 1. Santa. Anna. e. Brazlli&a. lL r:t~ a calyx 1n dro~ Rum. 11· Cha.r- War I 18. c::w._ battle IIIU! city !9. Pre• !:~t.f 12. Walked throua-h water rs. Medley 6. Word of 16. Na.Uvea ol Northet'll bacon 8. Famou. :_:r- :: :~r:. clothu ~!: =~ 7. :~=.tot Europe 18. BI'064 Anger canton 23. Thermopyla.e -1 ..t.JOdar'• . t u - !4. N&rrate 215. Rea"! on BrtU.h tunrlture 26. Requll"W! 28. Dtmbllall ma.ker 31. Pucb.e111 t. NetwoJil: 22. Swtu ~--- u . Tof&D DOWN 1. Viper' a. BUvw co&n: OO.tecad U. 21. eornb. forM -- ~Mr. 34. A. .ewbldler 35. SpUJ over 84. Rubber 10. Oland: 37. Penla 88. Reverberate U . Revtrben.ta U. Wild coat fS. Slotha 611.~- defender 27. Largut. Japanest leland; Vat. 29. Freno~~ rtver ao. stralchtea out I 82. General at Appomat,. t<>x 88. As1aa river 34. Dressed 33. Old maid 39. Grease iO. Scotl&nd'l ,56 ., mission, 7,100 miles. Phone FOR SALE : House for sale, 3 WY 2-2&14. ' a 6tp bedrooms, bath, carport. Har· I NofiC8 • · ill e, reaoona ble. Phone Leg1 rlSonv _ ·Pomeror, 0 . WY 2-2141 For Rent Tbe RamBler SH U468. 2 21 l2IG •oo&L NOT<cs · DO_N'T PUMP you sluggish sep- c· u 'TO - M -b-ul-che-ri"" and · ~ -·• World Staodanl oJ' &mpael FOR SALE : 8 room house oth- Sealed bt.u wm b• reee~-.ed .., tb• f !lOOMS and b8 th • basement ....., "'"'" E:l:eelleuce Qf COunty CommlNlonen •' t tank Get Kl E All\ "' er outbuildings, hot and ' cold Board. lhetr oUJ«~ tn the Court HouK, Pom acres •roy, otuo, u.a.Ul 1o:oo "'-· M. Marc aDd. fu.rnace heat. In Pome. lC • ean- mling. Phil Meier, Phone WY Big: car room,. rldt a:ad per- running water 5 • • 33 septic tank cleaner. Land-I • ••10 12 1 tie 1 SmaD _ omy , u. 1965, tor on• Bherilt'• cu. 8 p..:1Call WY 1'81· v 19. ~tfc mark Farm Bureau. ~rN • ormaoce. ear ..... on ground Located on Route 325 llclltioD.t are u touows1 I . ROOM and bath fW'Di.!lhed 2 18 tfc and managerabUHy Contaci: Honel Denney, Rut~ 'w~~:o~!, =:t.to~~' -.41-b.l:-:! )a M... 1 AU(.."TIONEEI\ See land Oh' ,. ...,. ~ ... - Blaclr. bo\WmJJ oll flltc-; tJr cleu1 --· ""'eport,<l CAmpleleM • . . . . _ . , , _ Moton • 10, ~··~ ~' wlndohlel4 wuben on4 .,....,. ~Und fioor 390 S Second "'-c.....,....speed El~trie Wlpt~n;. Back liP ~.~Pta; "-. How ..... eec'il, WY 1964 APPLIANCE Crill . . . .ard E. Meio Slreel, Pomer()J . • ......., ... """"" H. D. '""'~· ··~ ~· .. ~ J 3 Uc CLOS" "UT SALE a'rlle, • Cod d p•-~ •ANU•• FOR 4 roomlarge frame De""""" H. D.••• 2oi.211 E;-U .,.,_. n & houseSALE. basement front on tery;........ uoocrcoa\tnl, VID)'l upt.oJaWn, &. C. BRADFORD t 22 tfc :wo D.P. oa ova: a..v,. dui.J I · room lOCI bath apart.meDt REG. CLOSE-OUT BadDt. 0 . porch, hot and cold water, ~~~~~r;!.~0:: =~,amrr: tl Pomeroy. Phone WY ~II I-ARISTOCRAT I 11 tic Reel Estate For "-le axa room added lor bath. 2 ;;:, ·~.·:;: l:.":.' .r;:::::'~ 12 U tic WASHER . $235.00 $210.00 · --;;;=-;:;-c=;;-;==:-~= acres ground on Old Cbester p,,.. ww "'"••• 1 ,..,~,. " ,.. loti for rent. I I ~R::~s~~C~~~-~LE;iso.oo INCOME TAX Servlce, JoJm. FOR SALE : 8 room house and Road. Ph: WY 2-6127. ~.o':::..C:o:-<~ro'wn~~onunll.aonc ose I l-CUSTOM aon · Simpson Insurance Ag2-Z7-l2tc •n re~en'e4 \1M rllht. m nJect AD1 S. LaUDdrymat and schooJa 1 WASHER _ $175.00 $155.00 ency, Room 6, Coats Build- 3 Jots, room for 3 or 4 trailor au.:!':;~ countl" CommiMloouL 8 '' """"" •om.;; :;'~'... Valley Lumber llo Sopply Com- I 1-PACEMAKER ELEC. ing, Middleport. ers. Very reasonabl& priced MODERN BRICK and frame 24 - · Mlddleporl Ill-S-Ue 1 DRYER . _. $205.00 $180.00 1 20 Uc for quick sale. Call WY 2-65 . ranch borne on Route 7 near 71P State Highway garage. Five NOTI<~,l~o <gr~:f:oas 'l liREE aod four"""" lurni'"- Z-15 CU. FT. COMB, ---------3-6----' .. ..rl - . w . i aport FROSTLESS $349,00 $315.00 Nelgler BoUdin& S"PPit tor FOR SALE·. , room houoe ,_ rooma, pallo, basement. In- 01 ,anMINT oo HI.HWAYI 0 ....._ WY U4lt U 8 tfc: 1-11 CU. FT. UPRIGHT ki chm sulated storm windows and C•1•"'""., "•IH'uery U. nu • FREEZER _ $245 .01 $225 .00 new homes. ~uilt in "t 1.Jddleport. Double garage ' co..-rut .. 1.. L...l copy No.,...,. ' • en1 'tiJD; • """'; · APARTMENT, I room~ and I 1-20 cu. FT. UPRIGHT ens, storm wmdows, alum- cinder bloc~ building In rear. ~oooors, Uled400 lklotlchl':" aland bath!, ...,J":,';.,:;~s ~·-:,:•<,!,.~ HA. CarrJustioll, !rRaontonland, Mrs. JamKes cap 521; Toll 21*1. Won 0 Lost Nth, Jbower and tub. ~ s. l R ln ld C ll Guy Ne1g x • trep ce, 8 - .~ Lbe ouice of tM Bt.lte Hilb.way · ce. ce • y., 3 w F EEZER - $265.00 $240.00 urn " mg. a - Double corner lot. SH 2-4175. uminurn wlndows, marble Director ot Ohio •' CoJ.wn--.. Ohio, Jeffrey D. Cutlip Ravenswood, ·Mid_..__. n.... store tV IN St., Middleport, Pbonel POM"ROY ler, Racino, Ohio. 3-l>-6tc 51-118 Ph WY 2-S337 unw •~oo A. H., ""'• ...,....., W V Mr A 'w Austin, - . - · ...,... - ' ' WY 1--2811. 1 16 Uc l .:; 12 29 tfc one or stall.d&rd Tlme, Tuud.ay, M&rcb • a., •· · ayne DavJ1 4'13· Don Nelson 338-Jack W. CuNy, .-:=:;;;-=-;;;:;:-;;;-c;;-:::;-- I WY 2-5292. J J Gtc ~~A.~U::·., 'ftO:.~:. ,.._raaa. Ravenswood, W. VII., and Mr1. Dave 4ol'7i Roy Q)le: 1 TRAILER LOTS - free aew- , PHONE 2 ACRE lot, 800 fl. South on . Noblo, v'""'"' ,..,....,.. cauo- Gallle T. Thornton, Roberta, Handicap 1169 . Total ••• and water. 8l'OWII'S ""-.ll I WY 2-2111 ilM'I ....... PhnnNwa... Rt No 62 (from Pomeroy D.-· 0 . Ob1o on varloul KetiuEW of u. s. b w v man 430 -. ..... · · ..... rness pportunaty .....,;, N... "· .._ ,.A, "'"'" urg, · a. 23715- w~ 3 LOst o. Raveaoer Park <StaR Approved) O.tlq Bridge) . Contact Grady Craig, Roua. Noa. '· t.a, !II, Ta. t:K. Btrth1 • ..,.,. I· MlDern1De. CMdl 14.3, 14.4. I'll, aav. aae, m, ..l"'n'wood Team No. 4 - S t e v t MlnenvUie, Ohio, Pbooo WY DELICIOUS PIZZAS! HomeMason County, W. Va. 773- GROCERY STORE 2nd St 081, ,.., .... aoo "' A"'•~ Mrs. Shertnan Mwwu•, , __ i •••· Co I Rob'-·~ 1 15 If End voar Jewel" &r•IHI 5901 3-6-tfc ' ·· Cow:1t)': sta.w aouw Noa. 111• a:n Northup daughter 8·59 p m. .~:~G.uV -· nne ul3Uu c made completely from crust We ..... oD • Pomeroy. Folly equipped'" c.~..., ..... ..... urd ' .._ ... ~_.D· Smtih,. 274• Jerry Skaggs m· Ronnie uo~u~ • · ,.,_ 00 1 '---..J•~- Noa. ,...,, . . ill • •ip COWll)'J Sat ay. m.l"llo WwtUu. ' ' ' ., """"'',room and bath Iur- to dell'cl'on• - sauce· Cho'1ce oI ~•a Maclllaes ~- . , Pus mere.~ ...... stole Rovte N•• .... . .,. ID K•~ Rt 1 Galllpolla aon 11 . 34 am Stumbo 415; Handicap 631; To• Dilbed apartment. Middleport Pepperoni, Sausage, Hamburg Ras-1111 a.e. FOR SALE : House, 7 rooms Will fmance 1•.o. Couat.F• u. •· .Roua. ~. 11 • ' • • • ' Lost s and bath, good out-buildings · " "· '"· ,... '"· "'· Saturday Mn Cbarleo W Eads tal 2211. Won 0 · WY ~3874. 3 I tfc er, or Mushroom <extra). CoD Wl !1-a'lt Day • Nl&bl O'Brien & Crow, Really ..0, ""· '"'· •"· ..., ,.., Rt 2 Gallipo. . ·1. da hte. 7.: RldeJMJar Radio o1r TV - C.. and cellar. Can be seen at WY .. __ 581 8'7.._ m. lll'r2, 'f1' ill No- • 18, ug r. . Prl·ce by slZ·e large $1 M•• 7 • .._ I ROOliS and hath, buildings ' ' = ~··~ •r•' co~l" v. s...... No. "" ...,. :H a.m Saturday Mrs. WOllam Knight 1101; T. Crulae 467; G. ium 75c, small 50c. Jack's 55 Elm St.' Middleport, Ohio. 3 4 etc Route Noa. "· 13 lJI, 180, • • D Leon d lind garden. Le11 than I mile Phone wv 2-3339 "'· ,.._ ..,, iia, "'· - . B. Henry, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, dau- W o If 456; . ar Dairy Bar, Middleport WY ~ IIEA11NG, Plmnbln• Moeller · ,... on m '"" .,. "' VlnSunda .. , Han'"·· ••• Total eft Rt. 7 on story's Run Road. .. 3 4 &tc w•' count,.; u. · 8 , ftouw foloe. *1. gbter, 7:40 p.m. y. Mrs. WoJ.~-; ua;ap .,..; 2 24 121c Refereroee requlred. Call t9117. ll'araacoo. &roold -U 10 rt ity ooA. """ ..... NM. .._ ,._ m. Donald F. Johnson, Portland, 13115. Won 2 Lost 1. Rav~--L· ru Easr Malo Street, Poll> ·--·- ' nusu• ppo un ,., ""· n•..... .... "'" SUnda oad •-- Ne 1 s• w1~ 7188 7 ......,rra. EM · · HAY delivered first and ·~ond FOR SALE · 7 room hOUSt lo- 1 Hi.... commission earninf: • w'ulllllltoa Coun\J' , b)" llttf'b;l.i!ld- son, 10:40 a.m. y, Mrs. • aawa • •• J "" ~. "t•, M. ""'·fJI·, V. Shtll ' "'p _--,==--,.--,---c• cutting. Also Straw. W.- Cliff .....,• !'b-. Wl z.u& cated on ·Main St., Pomeroy. with a arowine 81 year o .. 1". ', _ , "" · - , . . ..,... .... A. Wayne Austin, Ra-·---' .-......uuu, c.MUt.uo. . . .D 1 21 tfe 1 ROOM apartment and batll StouL Guyrville, Ohio. Rl Phone SH 2-4834. 3 2 atp company 11ell.inJ world fam· 4 !':.-.ua..t- =-uoo=:u_on ot W. Va., SOD, 1:37 a.m. Sulldaylc • or 112; E. Grunder -t$5; ~ ..._.. ___hd AU Ui fur. ' OUI G~year mamtenance tbil worlt Jb.a1l be .. forth ID Mrs. Larry Eugene Patr k. cap 5Mi Total :1211. Won 1 ........ ,....w.U. . ut ties 1, Pb. MO 2-243t. lr13-301p Help Wanted SMALL FARM for sale in Rut- products. Rod Tormo earned ........~!.~'!~~.... -·~ to Rt. 2 Wellston, JILlll, 12 ,43 a.m. 2. lllaberl. Upola!n obovo Dr land Township. Phone SH 2- over $24,000 (Dol typical, but ~ ~·-SUnd ' ' 8YOonovao 's oflce. Pbone WY USED Army field jackets. Air WANTED : Full tim~ agent for 4834. indicative of potential) lut r~: _::_o~ ~perc'::.~ laalor IJoyJ J.30fl 81' WY z-20M. and big insurance company. We -· - - - - - -. year. M. W. Frank earned ov· of lilt IIJ~. but lD no even• more than Dilcharled A_altleld 00- K. Phta1D 4tl; 1 : Patieneekts dlschargededover the M. Sawyer 394; D. Crow Mt; 1 12 tfc : . ~=~~=:. Lolli train you. Write Box 668 _ R, HOUSE £or sale. 4 rooms, ~atb, I:lv~~:~ :e~ ~un~·rrf~!: r_: =~-=t d.;~~ ::.., • ===-----;--:-c~-o-The Dail} Sentinel, giving full f~ll_ basement. Alumm~m No iuvea:tment required. We tha dl.rector. past W end tndud ; Pear1 P. Story 40ij Haodlcap 498: ft!REE rooms aod bath, fu:rn. Bottom. U-30tp particulars about yourself. s1dmg st~m d00111, and WID· take eare of all financing ...~~~:::._ ~!:t .=:~dft!.J: :f: McKee, Mrs. Charles Manley, Total 2CIO. Won L Loll 1. Jla""' lsbed. priva&e eutrance, 170,. . duws. Pnced rea::~onable Can shipping - and eo1ledionLII. the HJ~••,. er.m.; Dw.o.lnu. •• Mrs. Edward Wright, Mra. Shlr- IIIIWOIII Jr OJ'I _ Larry MuJberry Ave. Phone WY SINGER automatic fancy stitch 3-6-6tc be seen at 77 3 Grant St. Mid· Start on part time basis if ?o;:m~:-d..~.;..·~•::. ~::'"' be- ley Diddle, Kebneth ~ Mra. POll 215 . Buckland Ill• G ~2575 or inquire at 371 Seo- late model like new in walnut . I dk>porl Ohio. .,.... .....,.., .... .., .. ,.,. to Raymond Harbolt, 14n. JDbn "--~·•' . R. ~--• • · 3 •2 6lp you like. Write Consolidated eabinet. Fancy designs, sews WANTED: Middle _ aged man ' .~- _ _ _ _ , Paint & Varnish Corp:.z. East ab labor erulo,-ed 0a thiJ eoatract F """"" nd. lnf t Mr IUIIIlCJC& GO; orvwmM 412: ond Street, ~- u-tfc on buttons, makes buttonholes or woman. Must be able to FOR SALE : Three c~~Ohio Bide .. Cevelsnd, vhlo "'"' be '" ,........,,. "'"' ,.. • """""r a an tnfant oon, SOD, 1. .nama.p;ap u __ .,_ .,,.1 ·-· -·-• ~· Woa ln:::un.ovtw:o, "Schedule of l'tft'allin1 Houril' Wale Ern t G and aut.aa oiV"'IJ. dams, embroiders, mono- live in. lnquire Ohio HfMI, bath, b~ent, garage, gas :!'"o:;e-U:~ .f"~n~~:! Mrse:J~ Fetty and lDfant :1, Lolt L For Sele 2-27-Uc furnace, "'"11 f~replace. 21> Iota. ln•••rlnce uputmeat ......."""",. ,. ...... - - "" ••- Boyd Bobo, lin. ·Ste'r gr am•, bllnd hems, stws ie Middleport. Maao .u lDlprOfttllem. ill. aeoDI'dUII* 1011, lT.&all. , 11r """" ~ Phone 77 zippers, no attachments U.S. Civil S.rvtce Tntsl n. wttll ledloDa "-lf.OI. fllt.M. 6UI- la YOung, Harold AJesb.J:re,. • ...-. uawll GOOD Beagle pupo ob: weeka needed. Guaranteed. Balance :;-;:--...~.."':'ou':..- ":::;~:!~ 11 17 !-~30tp PHlYI'O Copyma Ben1ce. Cop- ~ ~!·':; ~ · ., u.. R•· James W&mlley, Mn. Geoqe Team HiP 8erlea - Rlden~d . Emmot Stelbam, Long due 10 payment.l, $7.78 or TboUADda o1 lott• o1141a ~•ratorJ FOR SALE Five room lea made of Epl pape:n. Plan• aad IPtdflnUolll an on rue Green Ronald Landlk«' TbeJ. our Radio 8Dd TV 2186; Tearr BotiiOm. Ph. - -- U.3tp $67.40 cash. We service what -::..c:=;~~.:= house plus breakfast rocm blrltJ records aDd almost 1111 ~. U:n:!'~~nt&:'wt!'!P=" ~ ma Fhzr,atrta. Clarlel 'Green- lfllb Game - Ridenour Rlf COOD MD BOlQ! IIOUND. we aell and CBJTY our own ac- uo. • "'-. wan.. ,...qun....n-.. and bath at 1.23 Unioa Ave. other dOeumenta. ne~~ ...._, __ - • • ,.. - · ,. lee, Kimberly Jo Seiber, Bratt Jo llldllemonTV, IN1; Hi8b Game 'I.Vr1t1 t.fMtQ lllw1u oune. Mid:- lftd: uno ....- """" n - • ~ , -..I J J 9 "'"" 8er ........ WY 1-111117. GOUnt&. WY ~-9862. • ..Seen by appointment. Phone llealfr ' - ' - • hDieror "''" ,., ... on """· A. Jonee, Mrs. Roy JllloueD, r ., oe , -• •...,. · J i Me k:;LD..:::L' ..a:..:.-o.':!..•ror WY Z..2564. 2 22 tfe 1 t de r. •· M&JMaT•-. ':~":: · M1'L Milk D. &vau, llrl.: 01111 ill I& --t By RICK DU BROW tries to ]elm his Identity bas United ~- •-•-·llo--' . ~·- - - been firmed up for next season HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Notes . by CBS-TV ...A twlBt for the to watch televiJJon Dy : coming season In ABC-TV 's very . 'J'Ioo Sbow~r NB_C-TV., COI>- pop u I a r "Bewitched" show llrmed that Dr. Kildare will which deals with a subur~a~ be spill Into two week!r half· houa6-wi!cll, mav bt the birth hours next season, like Peyton of a child that also bewitched l'lace" . . . ABC-TV's Junmy Dean show was picked np -fnr ...One programming result of another year. ·.CBS-TV's Paul CBS-TV's high-level shakeup of P'ord serlea, "The Baileys of entertainment management is Balboa," departs next month that "Rawhide," which had been and will be replaced by an old considered bounced. apparently standby panel program. "Cele- will be back for another year brity Game,'' with Carl Relner ... Another res u It : ''Selena as host and Hollywood stars as Mead· " with Polly Bergen as guests ... Despite Its un1mpres- sort of female James Bond, Is sive ratings, ABC-TV's current- no~ out after being set for the Jy-canceled musical, "The King fall semester. Family," ia oaid to be desired b} a major sponsor for another The talk at CBS-TV now ineasoa eludes frequent use of the word 11 prestige" ... Some • talk along Add Sbows: "Coronet Blue," these lines has it that there I one-hour dram series about might even be consideration of a young mn witb amensia who bringin~ back the canceled poet. o14. SJlk acart; Eeel. oW . Nymph: Hospl•tal NeWS 10 1 IDr'o llconaoT Coli WY Rivef DeWS Googe readlalll Gallipolis D running 82 feeL 182 288 am 11 · ' p. m'eroy Mason 28 • onroers o t 2·53 falling· 10, Pt. eaFs~~~~ S7& failing' KBnawha ti · • Charlellon out. London was nmning zy, feet, Marmet II> feet and Winfield dam 4 feel. Boat Movemenlo: OMo River - OVEC down . . C V Harner 13, >.50 a.m., · · H u 4 up 1 , 3:55p.m.; Walter_ ~,!, land up If, 2:30 a.m. • . Penosylvama up 14, 4:1> a.m.. Jacob G. up 16, 3:15 .m.; St. Marya up 16, 5:45 a.m.; Harvey Jordon up 16. 6:50 a.m.: Jefferson up 17, 6:50 p.m .. · up IB, II ·"' ·" p·m.·• Penosy1van1a New Martlnaville up 18, 6 a.m.; Thelma Ann up 11, 2:2& a.m: A. J. Patten down II, 4:10 a. m.; Jellboat up 21, 1 :45 a.m.; Bob Senter up 21, 4:45 a.m.: Peggy Downey down 23, 5:35 am· Onward up 23, 6 a.m.; • ., • " George Price up 23, 6: w a.m.: 0. F. Shearer up Greenup 8:ffi p m . Lorena down G-enup . ., •• 6·S5 p m. Valvoline up Greenu. 7 .m.; Tampico up p p 1 D Greenup 12:40 a.m.; Pamea down Greenup 4 a.m.; Edeana. Bosworth down Meldahl 3:45 M• Ho uP p.m.; F ranc~ ug1ano Meldahl 6:45 p.m. ; Ravenswood up Meldahl 12:20 a.m · John Ladd Dean down Meldahl 5:25 a.m. G Ul 11 Da Cotton 8 po 1 m . Q d • 40 p m Jim ueen owr. •' · .; H 1 d d oug an own •u: 40 p.m.; So uh d 10 Sol t ern own p.m.; vay down 12:10 a.m.; Qoeen City down 12:45 a.m.; Linda CbotiD down a.m.;Elge.rcliff John_ Hood down 8:555:30 a.m.; up Ea HO 8:15 a.m.; stern up : a. m. Kaoawu River - Lucy Jalll' Lucas do wn Lo ndon .: ' 10 a.m.: Helen Z. down Marmet 4:45 a.m.; Ellaha Woods up Winfield 8:45p.m.; Jerry Bolworth down WlnDeld 9:20p.m.; H. E. son, Mra. Rnbert F. 8JD1th, Rt. Bowles down Winfield 10:01 p. 1 Proctorville, Mrs. Henry L. m. Pancake, Coat Grove, Mrs. Am· old J. Derilield, Ironton, Mrs. Robert L. Williams, Jr., Ironton, Sa u I L· Kap Ian, Ashland • Ky., Mrs. saul Kapla, Ashland, Ky., SR. WGH MATCH GAMES shl nd Edward Kiser, Rt. 2 A a , p Ra wood Ky., .andlaMrsnd,· Harlan Fritz. Ba:,:m~ ~~ck Gar· Jr., Wurt Ky. Saturda M E N • • ten 391·1 Jerry Van lnwagen 431 Yrs. • • 1.er rier, 361 Fourth Ave., Ora S. Mike Garteo 324; Bill Swan 324 , Clark, Merceuwe ~.. Star !It., E~ Total 'IZI'/•• Won I Lost 2· Ravza E Stover Apple Grove W e~~~wood Team No. I - Jerrv Va., Mz.s. J~s William ~we: Lerch 39'1; Jim Dlas 350; BiJt 1262 Powell st., Middleport, Jes- Dias 400; Joe Sizemore 569; Tose J. Ward Rt. 1 Pomeroy Mrs. tal 2178. Won z Lost 1. Blanche V~ Gibbs, Rt. 2 Bnwa's Btttle Gu - Ger. roy Charlea W Canter Oak Harris 495· Dave Reed 438· Hil( Mrs. M. Galbraith. Keith Wha~y 446; Lennie Van: Jackson, -Harry J. Riflell, Jack- meter 401; Handicap 522; Tot· oon; Ricky L. Henry, Wellston, al 2305. won a Lost o. Rav,.... Cecil A. Richards, JU. Z Well- wood Team No. I - R. MUler aton, Mrs. Larry Eugene Pal.- 39!1; N. Redifer 388; C. Pick· rick Rl z Wellston Gregory '" R Carte Hand! on Blaettnars --~------- Television Revue ,._ ,..:.., . . - '·, .0.. ..- • .ioo umo program Thurst.alk bu " lllol 1 "llftllge" I day ... Johnny Crawford, w~ drtn ml(bl reswt m more doc- u•eo to pia) Cllucll Connon WDIIntory opectoil .. Under the son on the "RIIItma~~" PriM, replaced CBS-TV president II oil srown up now and appoon James Aubrey the network Sunday on Coonora' new NBCgained great ratin(l prominence TV Western, " Brnded,'' aa a wllh comedy. game and variety gu01t . . . Pernell Roberts, of "Bonanza•" vliJta programs, while the dis- NBC-'I'V'1 , tiuguisbed news staff and dncu- CBS-TV • Ed SuiUvan lhctw Ma!'Ch If "'""'"I and pia·"-· rneolary-mokers found It more • -••• '"'" difficult lo pre-empt the•• bol the guitar as ba preoents selooprlme-tlme series than Wltl the tionJ from hiJ record album of case at NBC-TV ... tl.ia aeuon loll< songs...Franchot Tone poronly the "CBS Reporll" slot is trays a proud ~lei cowby wbo holding the fort against NBC-TV tries to prove be I 'IIIII ~ " oxand ABC-TV. . pert cowhand on NBC-TV s The Virginian" March 31 ••• Same The Hoodllnen: Dan Dalley network's "SportJ In Actio" of. gu01ts on NBC-TV's "Today" fen o portratt of Red Auerboch, show Monday, and Eddie Con- great coach of basketball's Botdon and hia jazz group perform too Collies, March 14. · M.o11em Pa.radJse ~ / 3-8 __ __j IJ.7. Partsot 0 windows '-8. Gumbo.s I DAILY CR1'PTOQUOTE - I . fiUHayou're just too young for me to nave a sflllgshot, huh, Pop?" J Here'o how lit work 1t1 AXYDLB.&.&XB II LONGPJ:LLOW One letter simply st.amds tor another, In this aampJ. A .u. uHd· for the three L's, X for the two O'a, etc. Single letters, apoa.. lrophJe.1, the Iengtb and tormal.loo of t.J:le word& a.re all hint.. lla.ch day th& code lettera are different. A SLI!lFI.NO CIJpw.....,. Quota.aoa SUORTSB! ORIO .11118 -------------------~------ TSNZLIDL RIP Monda~: WHATEVER IS DONS SOI..EMNLY M.US'l' KAKa IJilNSJD•- WMPO Radio Thru Frlday1 '6'0(1 Sign-On. New1 6 :05 Saf'red Heart 6.20 Meigs CT, RFD 13:25''· Paul Bowers Farm 6:30 Bill Miller Show &:57-'Weather ?:o!'1 Nalional News 7:05 Bill Miller :-irow 7:3o Sports 7:35 Bit! Miller Show 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show (Tuesday-Tilursday) 7:50 News 8:30 Daily Light B:45 Baker Furniture Show !Wed.-Auction) Fri, Show) 9;00 News 1:05 Coffee With Janet IV:OO Swap Shop 10:15 Morning Meditations 10:30 Bill Miller Show 10:45 Maoon Agr. Prgm (Tues.) 10;41 Family Worship (Thurs.) ID:fll A.S.C. 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Roscoe Thorne 12:30 Coun!J Asent !:30 Top feo Revue 3:10 The Sunday Sbowcaao 'J :f5 Country Go Roond 1:00 News Ro.mdup 5:30 Baptist Layman's Hour 1:65 Nelli Seal 5: ta PobUe Service 6:00 The Sundown Serenade 1:00 Country Go llotmd I::!G Dinner Muslcalo 1;30 Sign Off 1:116 Newo Beal 8:00 Sign 011 r=E~RI~Y~----------~--~----- DICK tltAC, -------.,..---·--------WJEH RADIO Br GEOltGii W!lftDEII LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII ar HAROLD GRAY e-~ ·twT !J Doc1 WHERE C.OlllONT l-IAVG ..JUGT \#\NI61-Ui0r ON 'l'Hl:JOO QUlCKt:f, 'l'H!.Y - - 'nllllACl[ .....LLFoR 'nit -liOI>l<'f ABBIE AND SLA n WINNII WINKLI ..,:.on. ':u.J ,:=. a .... = o)"VO' • I' /18 ANNE Jli4,IIITES lllE-- IMC:ltlEMT <NVCI.V!Na HER .YOlHf« ANP ""-• I-ANtER ••• I LlON'r WAMTlD~ HIM,ANNE. HIS PRa~E~M­ RLW. OR IMAGINE!>__ ~ ENCXJGH WfrHOUT ME APPING 1011-IEM- �NOW YOU KNOW fte lbl llplboaae oa lho AIIODU. Coall no ereeled oa o~sttr hlaDd off Bo• 1oa a..tbor 1n mt_ • 'I "' ' ' I~ 1r1.,. "'1'1 I .- MONTGO'IIERY, Ala. IUPI) an army of c t~Il nghts advo ~ federal district JUdge to-c. te s from ac ross the nat ton for day ordered Negroes oot to a "freedom ma rch ' thai has .march on Montgomery until 1already lett Nf'groes batten·d there can be further court and bleedmg hra110gs on the matter 1 There were indica non" , however, that the march wou ld not SELMA, Ala fUP it - Dr Mar. gu hevond the ctl\' llm•ts where tm Luthtor Kmg J r lodav rall ied state troopers and a mounted the WORLD The NORA-' I SOLID STATE STEREO With 9-TUBE fM·AM·FM STEREO RADIO Sculptured Danish-styled lowboy. Two s•d~ ted 15u oval o1aphonte duo-cona rnou~ers New cool-operatmg Solid Stat& apea1lhe~ provides 40 watts peak power (2() am~ E1A standard). Prec1s1on Stud1omatu: ;!peed changer. SenSitive 9-tube FM·AM· FM ste.reo Radio. . i Je· MEIGS THEATRE Pom•roy, Ohio I No , Nrt w TONIGHT & TUESDAY I' C· M "GOODBYE CHARLIE" \T('chn•color) t'f' I fimy Curt1s, Debbie Reynolds Colorcartoon1 l1e • WED. and THURSDAY I PI March J0-11 NOT OPEN ' iq. FRIDAY and SATURDAY March 1213 "THE LIVELY SET '' I pi I ITI lu 'I a tTechmcolor) James Darrl:'n, P;unelil T1f f•n. Dou g ~1cClure, .Joallle Sommers Manlvn Maxwt>ll "IULLET FOR A BADMAN" Elberfelds In Pomeroy 6. Audte Mmph\', D:un•n Me G!t\ m, Kuta ~ . Sk1p Hom lh I II ,P SUN, MON., lUES March 14· 1516 John Huston· .. "THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA " lllc ha rd Btlrton A'" (.lurd nPr. Sue Lyon. IJP!mr <~h l\e1 r, (' I I I to,.J<,.. * * * pnests and rabbts, and sources sflld that m-lown demonstrations w1th c1ty police in command of crov-.d control would be the ex. tent of immediate activities. At Montgomery, the unounred destmation of .a march d~s1gned to call attentiOn of Negro voter reg1strahon dem.:t:Ids 1n o\labama, federal Judge F'rank M Johnson dlct.at.ed an order wh1ch a spokesman th(' sa id would be made public t. respondrd da~ Amt-n amen Th{' mght wore on and th~ Negroes had asKed for a ternch ur('h became hot under the po rarv restrammg order prohi~ glare of teleVISIOn came1 as but tl!ng any mterference With thl few m the audtence left. march >JY Gov. George Wallace and other state offiCials. 'Yes yes ·• NPgrnes 1 Dyer· Moves lJpw •h Jl Honeywell By United Pr..s International But before they did they 1 Congressmen, ministers, religious groups, stu· dents around the nation Monday pro-stood shoulder With I te s1• d and th e newspapers · 1 Ylo · 1ence NEW YORK UNITED ~L Negroes, some tctofshoulder whom were rac1a a 1 5 e 1rna, AI a ., 5 un d ay. PreBS""Internatlonal Monday of·[ ZIP CODE CAR _ Paul Casci, Middlepe-ri·piiifllltlster, wont have any trouble re. inJured m Sunday's abomve Church leaders from many major cities left for fered the Amencan Newspaper membering the Middleport zip code number thiS year, and neither should anyone "Freedom Walk to Mntgom· Alabama to join Negro demonstrators. A biracial Gutld . a new contract. g1vmg else. He will have it on the front, and back of hiS automobile Mr. Case.' was gra~ted lery." group of youths sieged • noisy sit-i n outside the office employes under gu1ld )umd!c· the right to have the "Zip Code" license through ~ermisston of the Ohio State High-[ When Dr Martm Luther Kmg of Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katzenback in Washington, dolion more than $500.000 In pay way Department and in cooperation with the National League o! Postmasters. Post· ,entered the Brown·s Chapel ' manding federal intervention. NEW HAVEN - .tohn L Dy. raises and other benefJts over master Casci said that he IS wtlling to appear before any group and explam the oper- AME Church, the clergvman , More than tOO Southern Methodist University stu· er a nattve of New daven. hAll the next years The prts· ation of the zip program. - Sentinel photo. 1 and Negroes stood and sang I dents paraded in 0;JIIas, Tex., in protest against "storm been promoted to JndustrlaJ ent UPI-Gu1ld contract, cov" .. His Truth Goes trooper brutality" in Selma, and white and Negrd stu- : sales manager of Its Charlestota _. I I • , 1 Mayor Clears up statemen t 1 • • =~~;:7;:~ Driver Fined Jn M"I ddleport ,,• ,.w, ""'' '·" Mar~'lnng . ! ¥ ~:~:;h~:0s~ i~~~~:·nt~.ni•:;;;~~ pi~h~t~o.!~~m;~·r~ 8 '~:c:u::..'!~n;~~~~· :~~ollel, to I "bring federal troops to Selma." who has been transferred DeOWED TO THE NORTH WIND . p 'd t J h b . k t "fully In nson wasracl"al e•ng ep by Katzen- 1 h o1t as bram~h manager. Oue former day , in a rhyming : touch"res• Wl"than tho Alabama situation w b h Th I "d h "d. d" b In his new assignment, Dyer 8 ' I was Y Js responsible for sales of t. Mlddl r A -ay t dld remind us, hac · · e attorney f Al b genera1· sa• d ff ' · 1 •smaye s Iwas Mrsfined Con '" Young, ,....... Winter"s bavin" t e act1on a ama po ed 1cethan p o "d •cut 1 s. t ome and cosls epor Mon-, While now 1 d o · t sena- 1 strumentatiOn and control s:yoPomeroy Mayor Charles Le- I, eo ed res• t!n , b..,'I ' -- s "th bl day · orsAIanb congressmen urgN t too 1n •rYene "N 1 terns. of which Honeywell Is the gar today clarified a statement I day night y l¥ ayor ~ mi I s .' ~ In a ama to protect egro emons ra rs . ow l lari:!e3t U S producer, for a -iSWire service unit of the he --•e l•·t week to a UPI the time has come to act. This brutality is senseless," r'Ounty area m West Vir"inia 1on a charge of leaving the scene ' Can Sprmg be far behind us . NAG. A Guild negotiator said uJ4U of an accident. ~ said Sen. Jacob Javits, R·N. Y. I e the UPI proposal ~'simply does- reporter while attendmg a meetMrs Young, according to With the artie bff'eze and lbe 1as well as for 14 counties .ia n't buy enough" rn any ~vent. ing on the subJect of Appalachauthonties, left the scene after I snow one see. ., ~" ·" -« "' , ~ ! muo. 10 m Kentucky and ei&ht he said, the UPI cannot conSJd· ia Bill In Columbus hitting a parked car owned by Oo day• that obou'd be Sprtog SQUAD CALLED m \lfgtma. __ .. er gettlng a new contract on a Mayor Legar said he intended E<hson W€aver, Mason, W. Va ., 1 days, I ATI'END SF.SSlON : Dyer, the son of Mr. ... ... ••so much per man" basis. to make it clear that Pomeroy Sunday tn Middleport Thete .The answer comes to us witb 1 BE>rnard Fultz and Jack C<Jr- Pomeroy Emergency squad· Mrs Harry L. Dyer, local, wu has not had a chance to make bolh sey, Me1as ..... was mmor damage to cars ~ase: ~ Cou nty Commumty me n were called at 9 30 a m graduated from Wahama •u~ ..,.... 1 HOUSTON, TEX. RUS. application for a1d under the I In other court acllvtty, Gaty It caa be quite a long ways. Improvement CorporatiOn toda v for Harold Brown, MonSchool and the Umversity of 1 sia's Zond·2 cosmic probe, once Appalachia bill since he knows Sheppard, Middleport. was fin-Hirooymuus /trustees, we~ in Athens tod ay kt'y Run PomP.roy who was West Virgima , where be receiY. reported dying in space, is t~ of no forms avadable at pres- lll~m!i! ~ ~ ed $5 and costs for fading to , attendmg the meetmg on Ap zll He \loSs taken to Veterans. 11:"11 a B. s Degn~e in PMchanlday quite alive and headed to· ent. Legar said however, that stop wtthm an assw-ed clear dJs~1%ia palachm develo pment at 0 U IMemonal Hospital fSl Engmeenng m 1953. ward a spectacular pass wlthm the village of Pomeroy has fil. tance and Clarence Nickles. al· - - -- - ~ - -~ Pnor to JOming honeywell II 1100 miles of lhe planet Mars ed applloatlons under the Ac· so of Middleport, was fined $5 ' 111956 as an industrial salesmao, next Aug. 6. celerated Public Works pro' and costs for mloxicatiOn. he wa' a results engmeer foe That is lhe word from Soviet gram. Amencan Electric Power Co. academic1an Mstislav Kcldysh The mayor made the clar1fiDyer 1s a member or the Inas relayed by Dr. Charles S. cahon, saying he hopes res!· Sixteen new members were 0 I slrument Soc1ety of America. Sheldin member t. of thed dents of Pomeroy will not be inducted by the Meigs county the Charleston Enomeers and U S N8II, ti a I A • ICS an confused and think application SllentJsts SOC!f'ly and I ho S • . CO ona·1 Theronau U S M · Fox Hunters Assn. Monday eve.. pace unci · e · · anlor a grant under the Accelerat· , l'ha rleston Press Club He 11 • be and Zo d 2 Ia hmng m the Coon Hunters club l ner, pro n • ' unc ed Public Works program has ' marned to the former Albert. ed last Nov. 28 and Nov. 30 rebee d house on Snow Ball HiU. The Mrs Mary Watson, 81 of' h 0w,.rd not .,..ctively, are racing ~ n rna e large crowd Included many Bl kf k Oh'm ' res _I Lync of Webster Spnngs. 1or er -r· be . . to f ac or . IU, 1 the mysterious red planet. The young men JUS 1 gmrung ox •-nt f Pomeroy died Sunday Meigs General Hospital hunt ~ o • American entry, equippped wltb M . [afternoon after a lengthy Ill1 Ebe 0 a lelev!sion camera to take the AD JSSJ NS - E len r.. .Eiecllons of officers was held ness at the home of her daughCpl. Schuster on flral pictures of another planet, bach, Pomeroy ; Mrs Car I with J C. Chncey elected presl- ter, Mrs Stanley Harris there. ' Carrier Princeton will gel lhe1r !Jut _ next July Lemley, Coolville ; Kent Bnan; dent, Herschell Roush, vice She was preceded In death Cpl Robert N Schuster .., 14. Rutland; Dons Arnold, Pome- 1president, and Vlrgll Roush, by her husband, Henry, and two l or Mr and Mrs Jame; M: roy . secretary-treasurer Five trus. daughters Mrs Jess Johnson I S('hust'C'r, R1vervtew Dr, PomS'I'EU"ENVILLE, OHIO DISCHARGES M abe I tees elected were Ch!lfles Corn- and MIS," Mary Margaret \Vateroy, Is with Manne Air Gro~ Charles J. Kulabonish, 32, Swan, Langsville. I ell, Reid Eynon, Carl Buckley, son, both of Blackfork. She is No 16, H M M 365. Helicopter Bridgeport, Ohio, remained ln John Joe Shain and Everett survived by six other daughSquadron. servmg on the U. i . jlil here today on a charge of DEPARTMENT CALLED IThomas. ters, Mrs Edward Keels, Mrs. Carner Prmreton 1111na mllltary broadcast tlme The Pomeroy Volunteer Fire I The regular meeting night Lem Cradolph, and Mrs. Stan. He will be in Viet Nam for to denounca President Johnaon I department was called at 7 21 1will be tbe first Monday of ev- ley Harris, all of Blackfork. four or five months, then go ttl Ill obscene language. p.m. Monday to the Duda 'N ery month al 7:30 p.m. at lhe 1Mrs. Gilbert Engllsh 1nd Mrs. Okin.•wa, then return to VIOl Kulabonlsh wu arrested Suds Laundrymat In Pomeroy club house. At !he meellng In Oscar Qualls, Pomeroy; Mrs. Nam fflr four months beforf Monday by FBI agentJ and or- when a dryer was reported on April a fish fry will be held and Robert COusins, San Bema. going to duty In Japan He II doted held In lbe Jeffel'IOn fire. There was minor damage. local hunts planned. ' lllno, Calif , and a SOil, Adrian servmg his second enUstmeat County Jlil under fl,500 bond. CJacl;) watson of Blackfork, and tn the Corps Kullbonlsh'a parents attempted many other relallvea, lnclud;ng McNAIR AI"POINTED -- Vernon A. McNair, right, who has been appointed Farm lo raise money lo free h l m Mrs. Carrie Payne, Middleport, Maqagement Supervisor for the Farmers Home Administratmn serving Gallia. Meigs, TAKING NEW JOB Monda)' DljJbt, but were unsueher only surv1vlng sister IJackson, Vinton and Lawrence Counties, reviews his duties with Milton Syra- WASHINGTON IUPI) Cltdlul. WASHINGTON CUPI) aature tllll81ed the ....... lag Funeral orrangemeDio were cuse, area supervisor. Mr. McNair was born and reared on a farm in Miami County, White House Monday Presklent Jolmoa slped lnlo of u lltellllve capalp of for 2 p.m. today at Blackfork. graduated from the CoUege of Agricullure, Ohio State University, taught Vocational the resignallon of H""'7 R. IIIEEIING PUT Ofi'F law today the flnl of Ida ,...,IIOmle roboblillatlol for Agriculture, and served in the Armed Forces •n the Pacific Theater during World Bouisoe a amhaq"w .._'l'he Portland - Great Bend "G""'t Society" prolftllla pktareoqae but poor AppolLOCAL TI!O!bs Warn. Upon his return from service he managed a bee!, hog and dairy farm , but for Greeca. The veteran JtOme Demonstrallon Council a bllllo• meaaure aimed ..w., a moaalallooaa ma The temperature In Pome- the past 13 years has been working in Farm Credit. Mr. McNair may be contacted in service office ls &!villi •lin& lia. been postponed un- at lhe 21 • elate wllleb ollendt from 110rt1u!ra roy's buslnus district 11 II a. lithe Gallipolis Office each Tuesday morning until noon. Office hours' for Coun- 1 post to be<ome exaeu11ve til Mlldl 17 II tht boime of Appalaclllaa Petutlyivaala 1o coatral A.. m. today was 311 clegrek, un- \f fanners ar& each Friday from lU am. to noon in th& ASCS Office, Masome Bld&., 1 lor ol 1M b k I Nsw Boston as etbal t Oh10 · lty game • C I . •U ntvers G rovor en er re 0 n .. le 1 1c hool a I So uthe rn H"gh d urn1g d . tLfMI •Y an d 1 1 h"11 h ome even1ngs, Athl1 t'•c o·1 d Do ld W0 If1 na 1411.',; todor ay. Local fans who plan to attend the district tourna· men! cont..t Ire urgocl to purchase their tickets from Mr. Wolfe 10 • last· minute rush on the Uni· versify ticket office m•y be •voided. <Q 'I James \\ ard Gruy~ uu Hall. CHll DC'IPvant 1 Colorurtoon mg hours w1 th stratt>gv pla nners amzd rl:'ports that a fu ll scale marrh to :Vluntgomery. 40 mtles awav would not be attempted rooms bedand rollshome down i m Negroplopped churches ~. i Gulki said it Willl strike If no newhasagreement ·s reached by then. The UPI presented a packaae Proposal of $5 per week per • man lor each year of a 2·year contract to negotiators for the I ein. billy dubs Sunda\1 that dr Pw I ,000 , includmg white Kmg met mto tlw eHrh· morn 1Protestant mmtsters, catholic: * * * • SELMA, Ala (UPl\ - White On " men of the cloth - Protestant , I Uet ore Kmg amved !h r• rmn Cathohc and Jew - came mto [1sters stood one alte1 the olher rural Alabama Monday night 1and to ld th.-tr app1audmg ,uxh and got a rousmg re('e11tJon ~ ence why they had come lo from the Negroes they sosght·1 Selma. toad Those who could not get hole! p,:ff ®-l- N~.,_4k..,. ~-tt ~-?t ~ · 1 ~~~ :tbo.::~~~~: ~~;~y~, ~~ I~ tdlf' po~se violenl!v dtspe rsf'd a strn l - ~ Kmg gave no flat marchtq lar marth wtth tecu ga s and orders Monday mght at a rally White Clerics zn Selma tw~ F (Tech llH.'O] Or) * * * ''A~. THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN SOUND • II .. rc - ..., loaiiJIII, ..., II • !1, ll'et c:leatlq, • 111111 ........ 1 ' 'pt, Hesitate on Freedom March ·· ·; :: :~~~~~:~ ; - CAPE KENNEDY THE Un1ted States is movmg ahead WI~ plans to rocket GemmJ astronauts Virgil I. Grissom and John W. Young into orbit in two weeks Their two-seater spaceship and illl Tilan-2 rocket passed a major test Monday tl;lat Included a seven-hour countdown which stopped one min· ute short of blastoff. Several problems cropped up during lhe test, including a propell .. t leak In the rocket'• "'" ond stage, but space agency offll!lals said the mock launch was generally considered. a oucer.:. ' ff J• ' in "fl:0:6 S.ritl Cloady •.... nllh'iet enttne e ~~~~: WJ:AjhiM ° I }6 Inducted by LET INGELS DO IT~ EXPERT INSTALLATION! 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