https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f6b55ab462049d2d90673d6fb8d3b5de.pdf c58ed911b02b6ac48a3a28ba5b684012 PDF Text Text • ·····~ -~~~ · ·~ ENITRHIN RELAffi'l:! Mr .ell and 'vtrs St an l~y entt"rtalll~ t1 Trus- . a-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleporl, 0 ., Oct. 10, 19~ XiGammaMu • 'ITEATUER group ol rel a- 1 Contdderable cloudlllell• t.t. nigbt aDd Tuesd•y. Not ae eold tonight. Low 4o..f7. Little temperature tbange Tuesda)' •. VOL XVI at y e NO. 153 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ., !'tOY YOU< DfOW' _, Til< 01) aF' Cs rs{ ; llnt Mill ill .t• . ., Gl: I 111. M enttr)~~-~~ 1111,.- .. ,.... . . . . by Bono Plene .. c Ia . . I~ flii!ICitM. FIVE CENTS MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1964 ') -- I MEIGS THEA TR£ POMEROY OHIO Oct. 10-15 " HOW THE WEST WAS WON " (TechnJcolorl ' pard i I I Sl t' l\art H1chnrd W td m<~ ~ k The lma HJ!Tt•r \-Ticke11 Shau ghnf'ssy \\'al l...r Brennan. Henn M111 oz ;~n W '"''kl of :l -\cad•' m'· Awards! Tedmic:olor Cartoon Runmng tim(> ~ fir • 4."1 m1r1 A.dull s $1 Uti Chd rlrf'n 51lc . f'rprn Ocf. 16-17 "7 FACES OF DR LAO" ITf'chn •C\\Ior , rony l!anrln l l Arthur f f! nn nell. B11rhllra F:rlrn Jol111 F1 or~ <ln . 1\'0Rh Br..-rv Tr /1Jrf'l'1 bV t.f'o Pn l Wondl' r<; nt'l rr CPase " SOLDIER IN THE RAIN " StrH' Tuesrl ay Welrl Me \"ulunlt'l'r F'1re Dept 1 th1 !1 t J5 \'[';,rs Mr. and Mrs . Prr- rm PmTH HI\ sun 1~ert' c ha rier members of bt Ho! k Spri n!o(s fira ngt> . and are , M mt•m lwrs ol the Orange Chris· id tr :lll (" ,ntrl"l . I \l ro.; l't>Nl!"l ts the daughter ! 11f tht' Lttc \tr io and Ann Elli-1 PI --- FORT BUIUlERS HOLLYWOOD <UPI) Workmen <II Twentieth Century Fox's Hollywood studio have consructed a [ort to be used in Lhe company's new "D;miel Buone" sent.·s wifh Fess Parker . Saturday WSAZ- TV Channel 3 ~ -~- ~ -~ ~ : SC• lm lo•' I I Ill' "'fe' 1 ! in: jTt, I pl• ',; h : t<?J I ~~ WITH DEBT • CANCELLING LIFE INSURANCE There's a combination thaYs hard to boat and one that will protect your family against a burden of debt ••• just Jn case. From experience, you know that It pays -to fook around for the best deal when it comet to buying a car. It pays just as well !a look In or us when it comes to the finoncinQ. a !be l •h• L. (h lag tho I wl ler 1I .-: The FARMERS BANK Do"n on the Farm 8·00 Popeye & Pals 9.30 Hector Heathcote 10 00 Underdog 10.30 FJrebaiJ XL5 ll 00 Denms the Menace l1 30 Fury 12 :00 F.xploring 12 :30 Touchdown 1·00 NCAA Football-Ohio State vs. u .s c. a :oo NCAA Football 4·00 Great Moment$ in Music 4 15 TBA 5 ·00 Olympics 7:00 Porter Wagoner Show 7:30 Flipper . 8 00 Death Valley Days 1:30 Kentucky Jones 9:00 Saturday nigl1t at Moviel 11 00 Late News Picture l J· 10 TV 3 Weather l l . 15 Sports U :20 Films of the '50's WCHS- TV Channel 8 7 :00 TV Classroom &.00 Mister Mayor 1:00 AJvin Show 9:30 Tennessee Tluedo 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 10:30 Mighty Mouse Playh.ouse 11:00 Linus The Lion Hearted 11 :30 The ._Jctson.s 12 : 00 Sky King 12:30 My Friend Flicka 1.00 CBS News 1:30 Doctors At Work 2:00 International Traden 2 :15 Saturday Matinee Movies J: 45 Great Moments in Mus.ic 4:00 NFL Countdown to Kickoff 6:00 Jubilee 5:30 Early SOOw 7:00 Lawman 7:30 J ackte G Ie.ason 1:30 Gilligan ' s Island 9:00 Mr. Broadway JO:OO Gunsmoke U ·OO Up-To-The-Mmute News 11 : 15 Weather Notes U · 20 Million l)()llar Movies and Savinr.s Company Member Federal Reserve System Member Fed'!'lral Deposit Insurance Cotpt;'lrati - · POMEROY OHIO TREAT THE WHOLE FAMILY THIS WEEKEND AT · ·· · c TO~ Spec Wee I eBI CHI eRt es\ AI uur tPadJiy and all ete oui c1al tr sorneoL for hel for d11l 10-\' Eo\R-OLD SIGNED 1 : ~0 WHTN- TV Channel 13 HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Billy Mumy, the HI-year-old Sunflay school sludcnt tn "' Dear Bngitte ," has signed for three "Ozz:ie and lltrr1et'' televis10n ~oho>.~>s . NEW CBS SERIES HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - CBS bas purchased a .Jew series titled, "Quest," segments of which will run from 90 minutes io four hours. Death Is For Laughs I Contlnurd From Ftlllll ra.!:f':) com(' With M<•rse P•llllleLI out ) e! 10 gr~.11 r!' lt sh. <A l <1 rg~ ue uf J(ID<t!h,m \\ intt' rs, o~ s the ('t'ml'!·-' ry\ p1es1dmg (Jlfll:er, \\tilt tts <Jrtns out -.. tn·tdltd 10 bL IH:-vol«·nt wt•kom t 'Jirt· ligure wa s draped m rob1~ Morse mo tJO!Wd me tu wenc h. ;Hld pJPSSed a ltvocr . The rubes were unh itd ll'd , cmd he w.ung them aw ;oy. The fr gure W<~ S now clad only m a ftg leaf Th~n he 'oi'Cnt around in ba1·k, pulk·d a M.'tre - and the fi,:: leaf dropped Gff. CROW'S 211 E. MAIN TOWN anti RESTAI WY 2-3974 * •• -··.sr~*'!:!...o;:;.~ . ~ --···· -· -· ' . ' . .. I 1 Adm.iniStraliOU .. , Trial is Due wa~ Is Rapped'(or Is w! I Police Report Two Wrecks IMedicare ct In Middleport :ent 1 Show BUsiness • Mourning • Death 0 £Edd"Je cantOr' 72 I Mar~. 6:30 and 11:10 PM PACEMAKER NEWS 6:40 and 11:15 PM WEATHER REPORT 6:45 PM ABC ~ly~~~c l~amea z:::~h h~;vf~le~~u:Y ~~i: j. ,; ' • ' , q . , , <'> ' ., Al l~~ ' Jac~_so~~ .,;a~vag~·h:S:e~." ~~e~~e i~n~:~be~n An·•g D"ff I erence I I ' ' tRog~ :Is- REPORT h·•'' ·"' ' ~~~tt ~;~v~n I I LBJ Threatened hy Teen agers of ' FOf More H0 t I U4 locllld ...... _ P..... Porlc hlllpollo, Ololo ,, :: : . ).:~ '. , countv Road 10 Campai"gm"ng I HEADQUARTERS FOR BACK-TO. SCHOOL SHOES :; oh• •IS Base I Dan Thomas & Son ' I Accident on 1 ACOOR • DIRECTOR HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Vic Morrow, co-star of the "CoJD.. bat," series, directs three of the shows this season. .-- Patrol ReportS I 'SYLVIA' CAS11NG !lOLLYWOOD (UPI) - P6er Lawford, along with Aldo Ray, Ann Sothem and Edmond. O'Brien have been 1slgned for tht cast of ''Sylvia." --- A Cheshire RD 1, man was found dead, slumped over the steering whceJ of his pick-up truck, on the Leadi.n,e Creek road near Bingham bridge Saturday afternoon. Elmer Edward Moles, 45, died of acute coronary OC• ~ulus1ons. ac.:<.:ording to Meigs County Coroner Henry Ew· mg who investigated the death with officers from U~ 1 M l • ys eriOUS Letter says "Don't ask me how tn.''s gomg to usc lht s,"' Mor.~t· sa id, " but he wtll." I AFRICA FOR WILDE HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Cornel Wilde's latest picture wUl be fUmed entirely on locatioa in Pretoria. South Africa. PRIZE BEAUTY- Meet 1&year-old Geraldine Plotru, of Portland, Ore. The Kh· math Indian maid wtl w1J1.o oer of the American Indian Beauty Contost at the ltMif Pendleton RouJid.Up. 1 shenff's department. said Moles was men were summoned to the found about J·27 p. m. by Carl scene, but Mole.. was dead at Taylor of Rt I· Middleport. The their arrival The body wa1 victim was Slltmg uprigh1 in taken to Ewing Funeral Homt khod's flight , which was e.xpect· l ing folk music I the lruck The motor was run- and then transferred to Miller ed to last at least Z4 hours, the The engineermg scientist Is nmg . Funeral Home in Gallipolis. Soviets hinted at an even more ! Konstatin Feoktlstov, 38. who, It was first thought that He is survived by his wire spectacular space ' feat. The of-1 accordin~ to Tass, is not a ..,_ Moles had dted ot monoxide the former Mary M. Hodge, and ficia1 Soviet News i\gency Tass Comm umst. 1 ' p01somng, but 11 was later de- a foster son, Jerry Brown at quoted a visiting French spaced The doctor ls Boris Yegorov .. ., J lermined that death resulted home. scientist as saying that one or 127, who became a phystc1an 1· 1trom a heart attack. Other survivors are seven bro. two of the three Russians now only three years ago. NEW DIREC"l'OR - Mrs. 1 Shertff's Department officers thers and a s1ster, Carl Molet in orbit may venture outside I Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev Martba S. Hamilton, R. N. satd Moles' truck had gone off of Middleport, Lovell Motes ot the space craft during the talked to the space ship by ra-1 and B. S., began ber duties as the right side of the road and Cheshire, Leon, Arnold and flight. diu and promised the men an i director of nursing service at traveled 50 feel m a dHch be-- l Sherman Moles, and Mn. VelTass said It had Interviewed 1overwhelming welcome when I Pleasant Valley bospilal GD fore it stopped. rna Horn , all of Charleston, w. 1 Jean Coulombe, chairman of they return to earth. The Sov1et Oct I. Sbe Is 8 gruduatt of Middleport emergency squad. 1Va .; Austin Moles of Dunbar, France's National Center for television carried the ftrst St. Francis Hospital School Df - - - W. Va ., and Lonnie Moles "I "' Space Research, in Leningrad transmission from aboard Vos-1 Nursing in Charleston, in tbe Red House, W. Va. and quoted him as saying : khod. 1 clab of 195l. Sbe attl.'nded He was the son of the late ··The fact that there are three The night was man's 13th Morris HurHy College. and I Conley and Melvina Gibson MoJ.. I spacemen in one ship will en- journey mto space. Duquesne University, and re- j es. , able one or two of them to venceived her bachelor of science I Services will be held at 1 p. 1 ~ I ture outsid-e the ahip." in nursing degree lr.,m Catho1m. Tuesday at Old Kyger church 15 feet from a location pass~d continued nuclear test proby the President about 10 mm- grams within the limitations of Voskhod was orbiting the ltc Unlvmil) of America in Rev. Jim Davis of Bancrof~ utes after the Chief Ex.ecuhve's the treaty. earth every 90.1 minutes on a ' Wasbington, D. C., to 19S7. Sbe <~ W. Va., will officiate, and bur· plane landed at the airport. The path taking lt as. rar as 255.6 took poHt~cradaate work at A two-car accident was In-, Jal will be in Ne ... Antioch cern[mi les from the eartJ1 and as tbe University of Tennessee, vestigated in Meigs county by : e~ery _at Red ~ouse under the youth claimed he: was carrying the gun to protect t.he President PT. PLEASANT - State Re- near as 112.5 mll~B. and bas tau&bt in nursing the Ohio State Patrol Sunday at ; dtrecuon of Mdler's Home for from a plot, detectives said. publican chairman Jack Wea- l The pilot and fll.gh~ command schools at Wbeeling and Park- 5 30 p m. on a county road f"unerals. Fnends may call at h ed S d h f k er ts Col. Vladinur M. K<r enburJ. She bas previously , the late horne 00 Rt. 554. O'ITAW ver c arg atur ay t at a e servtd 11 director of aurl!ling three and two tenths of a m1le [ 37 whose hobby is A- Qu~n Elizttbetb applications for absentee hal- marov ,, 'th uita d . serv,ce at '11mmas Memorial [south of Rt. HJ. llPp~ars jn public to honor Can· lots are being sent to thousands strummmg ~ lil__ r _!~ smg-! COLUMBUS !UPII -Another A car driven by Robert Fraada s war dead tooay in the of people who have moved .a-' VIE [week of hot polttical campaign· at Cbar~stoa and at . Calhoun l lev 19 Rutland was pulling 1:1- 1 capital where her warm recepway from West Virginia . . FINES ~LE D in,l is due ln Ohio this week, county eneral hospital. She , to.~ r~ad and collided with Il l tJOn was in sharp contrast to Mason County Circwt Clerk .Cltfton Ra~ Fraley, 46 • Langs- , with top officials of both partie!~ is 8 wldtw, aad bas one daugb- car driven. by Hez Henson, 60, I the treatment acwrded ner in Howard Schultz stated he had valle: fmed ' 10 and tosts due to speak ter Martba. Rt 1 Alban . There was medFrench·speaking Quebec. CARACAS <UPil-:-An anony· received by mail four .appllca- 1for tntoxlcataon; a.er;:f Bass. President Johnson is tenta· IUm dama~ W:.boih cars and 4 The Queen planned fo la_7 a mous letter purpo~tmg to come tions for absentee ballots that 5. Pomer~y , was~ -1.'5 end U\fefy "St'hedu!td to rnakt" tw<l : the drivers escaped mJury .' FraA "~ wreath' at the National w a r from the C~mmumst captors ~ were not issued from his of· I cosls for mtoxlc~tlon ; Th<l~as appearan~s In the. state on Frl· [ ley was cited to Meigs county Memonal in a morning cere-- Lt. Col. M1chael Smolen satd flee The Circuit Clerk's office McCabe, Manetta, forfened day stoppmg m etther oavton d . Sundav mght the kidnaped US , h 115 b d nd Jack Cole, b . . . . , court Sat 23 charge With rmmony expected to draw a crowd A' F . ffl ·n be "t "ed normally attends to the issuing i IS • on' a f d SlO Colum us. or Cincmnah . . s~te l ' propf'.r lf'ft turn I "rt Is difficult to understand of thousands for the unly pub- b tr orce 0 ce~ r~ of absentee applications and hal- man, Middleport: ~all. me Democratic Cha•rman Wilham Oth<>r arrests reported by the ' bow Congressmen who votecl he appearance of her visit to y ~. revolutwnary actton i lots. and costs for dnvmg m a dan- Coleman said one of the citie.s t • palrol over ~he wet>kend mclud- themselves a r7.500 a year Ottaw~ After a lifht from Que- leo~~~ letter said the Rf'ds ro· Weaver said th~ fake a~~ll- gerous .manner, all b~ May?r j would be ehmmated. ed James R"ynolds. 22. PomP. pay raise could forg~t the sen hp tn Sen. Barry Goldwater, theRero)· ,,· ted to Ga11 1pohs court ior citizens Gf th1s countrv" bee C1ty , where she was h1..10ed f . cations were eastly ldent1f1ed t Lee Snuth Saturday rught d h kl . o an ear1ter anonymous t rea 1 M"ddl t bl" "d ti 1 · · 1 ~c ed , the C~~Ital Sun· j10 kill Smolen it the overn- be7ause they dn not ~ear the l epor · pu tcan pres! en a _ nominee, Middleport pohce lnvestigated , Od 31 for defective exhau st: Congressman Homer E 'Pete· an day mg11t gav~ Brthsh. mon· ment of South Viet Na~ exe- limon label. Democratic head· ,IS slated to appear m Youngs- un accident at 3 50 m Sun-IJohn Priddy, 24, Rt 1 Mtddle- rAbele commented today. arch the friendliest greet111.g she t N V· T . 8 Red quarters labeled the charges ltiiJ;JINrildllllllltJditJIIIMtlltWIM t~wn, Canton, Akron and Mans-I day at the corner of N~rth 'M"nrd 1port. crted 1o the same court1 Abele re-ferred to the failure had yet re~eived on ner eight- ~;:ristg~~~;ht ~n in~01i.o bomb "shameful'' . and Coal Sts. j Oct 1'1 for speed; Thomas Wat.: of Congress to pass legi slation 1 WASIDNGTON (UPH- Tbe field on Sa~ay. day Canadtan tour. Df S ry u~b l S Absentee votmg In Mas o n l U.S. Supreme Court today re-The ~epubltcans will send two Arthur H Skinner Mid. I son. ~7. Tuppers Plams. ctted which would have increased 56 e ense ecre 1ary LW er C f th N d 1 b other btg guns former Pres• · 1 • • • 1 3 McNamara . I ounty or e ov r e .ee- l fused to hear a eompla nt Y ' Idleport , was traveling north on . to Meigs juvemle court for left Social Security benefits by 5 KINSTON , N .C. - An estl It did however refer to the tton has been much heaHer · Penosylvaola Supreme Court Dw~~ht ~ E~~nho~erhan~ ~ North Third when Robert Cal -· of center and Hnrry Zar- per cent. Congressman Abele mated 3,~ persons were home- kldnapi~g of Sm~Jen and the than normal. Justice Michael A. Musman- ~.rmer 1 ~ce heresB ~t iC arte lahan. 21 , Jacksor•. ran the stop ! baugh, 43, GrGv~port. cited to supported such a raise in tbt: le~s today m eastern North Car- threatened "tnal,. as phases of no that alleged errors In count· f txon, n ? t uc eye sta sign on Coal St and hit the right [ Me 1gs county court Oct 15 lor House versiOn of the Social S4!o olma, plagued by . n~s ., 0 eration Vie Con ., _ the WSC"; TO MEET ing votes colt blm the Demo- or ~ampalgn ap~aranc~s . speed cunty Amendments of 1964. 1 side of Skinner's car. brought on by torrentJaJ rams P d b ~h C ~murusls The WSCS of the Rock Springs cratic nomination for the U.S. Et~nhower :"" 1ll speak at l The Skmner car was a total ! Tills bil1 died in a conference from Hurricane Hilda_ Damag.- ~:~u~:Viet Na~ 0 Methadist church will meet Senate. ~oon Thursday_ m beh~lf of loss and heavy damage (){'curMri.gs Mtmorial Ho~pltal Icommittee made up of a ma• 1 1 e s were estimated in the mil· The ltter said th~ ~eds pro-- Tuesday at 1:30pm. at _ the ........................ Goldwatetar.t Ndxon d~tl1 ds~alk l red. to the Callehan car CalleAdmissions Saturday- Mrs JOrity of Democratic Congresa-1 1 1Jons of dollars church ... over 8 s ewl e ra 10 an I,C e· · · 1 s b '! ddl t d Se t pose to "try'' Smolen because · vision hooku from the Cleve~ han was ctted mto Mtddleport Art mr to art, ,,1 epor; men an na ors: . . · The ram swollen Neuse Rtv- of "shameless U.S Interference ' I d b b P f L k oOd , Mayor' :S court for runnmg 8 Gertrude Gtlkey , Jackson ; Op·l The committee did away wlth ~ ~:.n:~aur o a ew on stop sign. lha orfutt, PomeJoy; \Villiam •any hope of passi~g legislation er was ~xpected to cre'll at a in Venezuelan pulitics." ~eco~d 2~. teet today or Tues- The tetter was sent to newoJohnso.f; tentative trip to ! Saturday at 3·35 p.m police ' Seads. ,;ddkpvrt. jthat ~ould have mcreased the ay m tIs Lenoir County town papers radio stations and the Oh. ld be h" d . dinvestigated an accident on ·l Dtsrharges Saturday- Ben- ' beneflts of over 17,000,000 older . s~me 75 miles southeast of Ra~- bureau's or foreign news agenov~~ :o~~k ~~ s~con a:~Jui~ Nor~ Serond and Walnut Sis., jamin Allen. Portland; Joan citizens by .attaching the mls etgh. The mark would put 1t cies Copie~ were left near the Ct I d I I. Th dppe where Marvin Leroy Schramm Durst, Pt. Pleasant ; V!rs. Claude named Medlcare plant 0 1 hI nine feet above flood stag . . eve an as urs ay. . . , 'H . f th bill e. offices of the intended recipi· HOLLYWOOD (UPO- Show business mourned the Goldwater madt a whistle 46, Michigan , was parked and \ Ft_tchpatrrck ?nd daughter, l ~;ee verst~n o a e i . . LONDON - Britain's eJf'cdon ents, who were then told by death of Eddie Cantor today, its third loss in recent weeks ' stop tour through Ohio l w o ~nother _c ar approached the stC1p IMiddleport : George Gallagher, I . h pre en~ ~m :~tcatlon battle entered the final slugging telephone where to look for following the deaths of Gracie Allen and .Harpo , weeks ago. I by r John phase today. Both Conservatlv- them. Expressions of sympathy and affectiOn fror:n frtends .. , ancas er. otce sa' lero}. ,. omas 'e_er, ' •sicl are in actua\1 helln d and admirers throughout the world streamed mto CanW11t was too far over to t h e Rose \\ tllock. Racme. Y P I our ~san knLa~or!te~ w~~t ~out tor's Beverly Hills home where he died last Saturday Three Reedsvi1le side and hit the Schramm car.[ Saturda) Birtb - Mr. and I senior citizen!!," Abele conchJddll:/ oc ou a po s Uts· E-R Unit Called night of heart seizure. He was 72. Men are Jailed There w~s minor damage to Mrs Arthur Stobart, MHdle- 1ed. 3 Times on Weekend A family spokesman said prl- . '""-- Reed .11 Iboth vehtcles . No charge"' \\'t'~"t'- port, a daughter. I th W.th I on1y ree campaigning h d I eed C to ' uu-_ svr e men were filed . Ad . I S nd Floyd d ft vate f u n e r a I services were smce 1953 a or an r s . ·ted b the M . C t 1 • m1ss ons u ay FENED $6, COSTS 8.Y~ 1e • Conservative Prime The Middleport emergency scheduled today at Groman gradual retirement from the 181 • , Y etgs oun y Carson. M1dJleport. Mmlster Slr ~lee-_ I?ouglas·Home squad was called three times mortuary. The family preferred · spotlight he loved so well . In Sheriffs: ~epartment early S~n· TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Oisebarges Sunday - Mrs., Norwood E. Henry was fined 38 sent of his mmtsters, lnclud- over the weekend that contributions be made to I recent years he received day .mommg on charges of Gertrude Gilkey , Ba1lry Run. Henry C'ade and son, Pomeroy; ' $5 and costs for running a red l~g 19 cabinet _mem~rs, on a At I p.m. Saturday the unit the March of Dimes and Heart l friends in his hom.e .ux: devot- i t!ll'bmg the peace and _dest uc- : was taken to Meigs Memorial Mrs Chester Johnson and son, light and Robert Bowen, Jr .• ~nal b~nstonmng lllttz op and went to Leading Creek where Fund 8 Groman spokesman Ied his time to answering mall. j~JOn of Pr;::rty f~llo~n~ Ita I hospital at 5 ·50 p.m Saturday I Langs•nlle: Ella LaRue. Dex- forfeited $200 bond on a DWI own e country. Elmer Moles, Cheshire, was said.' Comedian Bob Hope spoke ~a~as 011 e a ou n e l by Pomero~· emerge~cy squad- Iter ; Maude Creel. Long Bot- charge in acUon of Pomeroy found OOA in hls truck. Again An invaUd the pllst 10 years for ev~ryone who knew Cantor, cuA. ted II Cb men where she was admilted ltom: Esta Howell . Pomeroy: Mayoo- Charles Le&ar'• Court TOKYO - The UnUed Stat 8 t d . ·t a • . d rres were 1 owe eva. . d R . Sat d .,;,...t it r ed a ur ay a 1 10 ·48 p.m. 1 w s the banjo-eyed soog and dance saymg, "the worl has got to J' G Che lie 1 ·c..·.c•__:_mc.:ed .=:.: IC:::a:_ t _,p:::a::: "::: '":::':·____ Betty Got en, acme_ ur ay ...... , 20 as~ 26 1 ; arre va r, · : ·~ es w~ s trst m als of 1964 summoned to the home of Mrs. man of yesteryear died with miss this fellow . He had a ler. tododay but tJ\e Harry Lacey, North_ Second, to his rlaughters Mrs. Natalif' lheart that matched his talents andre as e a tea~ _pr uced aD· transport her to Metg:. General Me.tzger and Mrs. Edna c. Me- He was one of the few come. we . other dlsappomtmg perform- hospital. She was suffenng from Hugh at hio bedside. A family dlans who had a sense of obli- today pending appearance 10 ance and Coach Ha?k I b a a heart condition. spokesman !!laid ~ause of death gation to other people." county court or posting bonds. This Is National Nf'wspaper week , an occasion w~en self·examtnation Is in order W.l:imed that It pos:!n.bly could Sunday it went at ':50 p m. was a coronar~ occlusion. On stage cantor was 11 handIT'S A MAMMAL and when the publtc may vroperly be asked to apprmse the 1mpact of newspapen OD lose the ebamp1onsh•p. to N. Third and Coal Sts., . Living I• Seclusion clapping, eye-rolling song and Although it is l'ather like a tl).e communty---Or area- m ~·h1ch t~e~, live. . . After the U. S. had overcome where an accident had occur· Cantor had been bedridden dance man wtth a fast patter l llsh In appearance, the dolphin The theme chosen for th1s week lS Newspapers Make a Btg Difference in Peoa shaky. first haU to rout ,;~n· red , and removed Mrs. Robert und Uvlng in virtual seclusion and slightly cracked volce. Off is a mammal. It Is warm-blood- pie's Lives'' and we hope that we shall not be cot,lSi~ered mmodest if we say that lt land 7Nil, ~ sal~, that £_IV· Callehan, Jackson, to Meigs since the ~,eath of his beloved stage he dedicated himself til ed, bears Its young alive and expresses for u.s what ha_s _alway~ bee!'l a deep convt~tion . _ en the rlgl:tt breaks Russta , Memorial hospital \fhere !hf' wife Ida two years ago good works charity and fund· must regularly rise to the sur· The expenence of cttJes whtch have been depnved of their newspapen m&DJ Brazli and Yugoslavia could was treated and released A ' serl~ of heart s-eizures 1raising . ' face of the water to breathe. weeks by strikes testifies eloquently t_o the ~asic. soundness of this theme. win the baskethall gold medal - - - ·--We are thinkmg not only of thP 1mmed1ate tmpact- the absence of news of the lhat the U. S. ha• dnmlnated scope and depth that other media do not attempt, the missing vital statistics, the dt. throughout Olympic history. appearance of those bits a_nd fragments of news which concern schools and ehtldrell, Jeanne C Ill nd p t ll 1 • • health and safely, rerreahon and amusement. lard a p•to ~ attr..; 'l' ~~We are thinking also of the detailed sweep of national and lntem~Uonol aflaln fr ' A lzor 0 a ve I r' that is suddenly mis<ing from the news. We are thinking of the economic lmpat:t--tbt . om r m., had the d.lstlncmeasurable adversity which befalls business in a newspaperless community. t•on of O!lrnlng the fi!'Bt two of DENVER (UP!) - The Se- agent In. charge ol the Secret threat to kill the President," The nam.. of lhe boys were But perhaps the big~est difference the newspaper makes In people'o Ufe Is tht what I~ OXI>"ted to be a han- cret Service said today that Service tD Wyoming and Coin- Osborne said. not •mmedlately known. difference between knowtng and not knowing the direction and lnteDiity of tboae 101" ner crop of medals for the U. S. two Wyoming teen-agers were rado and based in Denver. said ' 'There was a threat made In The maximum penalty forces which could if unchecked, destroy the people's freedom. In the twn-week games. Miss arrested Sunday night for a~ that the boys, 11!Jand 17, were Casper yesterday," Osborne making thi'eats against the llfe 1 The right tO know, tho uninhibited flow ol information into the people'• bo~ Collier wor. a silver medal for legedly threatening to kill Pre" arrested in Casper. He said said. "It came to our allen- of the President 11 five year• ·the dally spotlighting of those activities and events which could imperll the people'* ber oecond1Jiaco l)nlsh tn the !dent Johnson, who IS acbeduled bond of $25,1100 each was set at Uon. The clrcumatances """' In prisoll nr a line nf $1,1100, rights and liberties-of such things is the stuff of freedom made. , ·1 ' woll!e•'• spr!J!gboonl diving and ~ eompalp In Caspler, Wyo., 1 prellmlnory he&rllll· verified. The law against mak· or bolb. . The first ocl of would-be despots everywhere ia to seek the detlt7')ICIIOD ot a fM1 the 23-yell'O!d Ml" Willard, tbls afternoon. "'l'he.y ·, were charged In a lng threata qaiMt lh7l Prell- Osborne relu'l"'lo reveal d.. h:ss. The tyrant knows only too well that "Newapaperr Matt 'a DIU- Ia .(Q.9/I,~~~ 011, me,~) "~ ,0 1 b ne, opecitll COIIIJ!Ialnl !'lib bavlni 5lllde I , ptt leav'" DG olloloo." taill of lhllltttll. ple'l Uvea" 11711 be Ktl a=rdi?IJill . ', .... ' ·• ,1. • ' ·~ ). ~ · '· Jii~ '-.'f tht" tM~a· [Pe-oph!' I JV#lo~ a:io ne ;)r-tf arcctr~I U'Jfl"l\> 1 . . Skullduggery , Jn Absentee Vottng • Charged "Servma You Smce 1931r Allen Sherman, 'IV's triple threat - perlonner, producer, writer - wiD utlUze all of these Ulents In the second full-hour ,.meat preview special" oa JiBC.'IV. Titled "AII.au Sber. . .,. FUIUIJ ~.and," the Bbow WllJ ....... ,. ............ 11o::t l:ft JaftUary. doctor -were aboard the craft launched at 3:30 a.m. (EDT\. Moscow television said the space ship "Voskhod" sunri had gone into orbit and was operating smoothly. The launching of the first sp~ce craft to carry more than one person came 31h years after the Russians sent up Yuri Gagarin as the first man in space. The American two-man "Gemini" space shot is not expected until Feb· ruary at the earJiest. The first three-manU. S. spaceship will not be launched for at least two years. Soon after the start or Vos· --·-·~ ° , 1· 30 Pat and Mike 9.00 Church of Christ 9:30 .Buffalo Bill Jr . 10:00 Shenanigans 10 :30 Annie Oakley ll :OO Casper 11 :30 Beany And Cecil 12 :00 Bugs Bunny 12 :30 Hop~1ty Hooper 1:00 Allakazam 1:30 Amen can Bandstand 2 30 Let'!! Dance 3·30 Mov•e 5 .00 Wide World OJ Sports 6 .30 Big Tlme Wrestling 7:30 Outer Limits 8 30 Lawrence Welk 9.30 Dinah Shore 10 :00 Rebel 11:00 Muvie ' d Russia today launched the first passenger-carrying space ship. A pilot and two passengers-a scientist and ' Man Found Dead In Ditched Car ° s t,tl· \ "'DIAMONDS ARE A GIRVS •• .'•-Eye-catching diamond· J!altcrned. stockings cover the shapely legs or U.S. screen star Natalie ~ood as she arrives at London Airport to catch a plane (or Vu~nna. Austria, whPrl" she will make a movie. Kennedy's assassination, was RADIO - TV NEWSREEL premiered this week in WashThe first NBC-TV sneak preington . . view will be the NBC Follies of Claudine Longet, who in real 1965 which will be seen Friday, Ufe' is Andy Williams' M r s .. Nov . '1:1 . Show will star Steve plays in ABC-TV's "Combat" Lawrence, Juliet Prowse, Jill series Tuesday, Oct. 13. Mick~ St. John, Allan Shennan and ey Rooney will be starred and .Nipsey Russell as guest stars . . Ramon Navarro plays her Frank Sinatra, Edward G. grandfather Robinson, Eleanor Parker, CarNBC News Correspondenst olyn Jones, Thelma Ritter, Cbet Huntley and David Brink~ and Keenan Wynn star in Frank ley, whose Huntley·Brinkley ReCapra's delightful comedy port has won almost every ma'' A Hole in the Head"' on ABC. jor TV award, will be accorded 1'V"s Sunday night movie Sun- new honors Oct. 21 when T h e day , Oct. 18 research Pulse Inc., major David L. Wolper, president of organization, presents them his o~n production firm, has witn its Zlrd annual "Man of rdgned a multiple picture agree- the Year Award" for 1964 ... ment with Uniled Artists to pro-Si:deen·year-old Merrie Spaduce theatrical features. Hi s eth, who recently made a bigb" Four Days in November" ly praised acting debut with a documentary rm President Peter Sellers In the motion piclure "The World of Henry Orient, .. will make her teledebut in a drama on CBS-TV's "1be Doctors and the Nurses" Tuesday, Oct 20, on CBS·TV. MOSCOW (UP!) - WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Republican "task force" has charged that the Johnson ad. United l'r""" ministration is endangering U. f. S. security by failing to con- I duct underground nuclear tests j PHOENIX, Arb.- Sen. Bar- on weapons systems. ry M. Goldwater took a breath- The "peace through prepar· er from campaigning today be- edness" group , headed by for· fore setting aut on a five • day mer Defense Secretary Nail H trek atmed largely at bno,.,ting McElroy, reported to GOP Republican chances in the Mid- presidential nominee Barry M. w~st. He will concentrate on Goldwater that the administraLARRY BAILEY trying to win back GOP ''de- tion failure had led to a •·critlrectors" m the heartland t.um cal slippage in our weapons de· RABirm•n Third Class Larry · II 11 ~y, son Mr. and Mrs. states. velopment program" d h th i lil'x Bailey of Chester, bas PHOENIX Ariz. _ A pre· The Pfnel sai t ~~ t e !:~ I graduated from the tecb,nlcaJ h ' · . b h ld l gr-am 0 weapon c ec s 8 - training course for U. S. Air . · Itmmary eanng WI 11 e e ing that had been allowed to F f J 1 ctlAonFBs.pe<M·1,a,,-. Oct. 22 in Jus tice Court (or 'slip alarmmgly'' during the . ,rcaet •Grreeeprnvolle?e 181 • h h d a ' een-age1 w o a a gun con· year since the nuclear test ban A ad 1 of Ea t H1 b cealed beneath his coat during treaty was signed . S gr u~ tt O:edern ag· 1 1 · ·1 c 00 • a e P res1·de nt J ohn s?n •s vtst nere. The Republicans said that Grande College. Clarence R. Fetzer, 18, Phoe. Senate ratification ot the treaty nix, '''as arrested S~nday "":hen was predicated upon assurances a sharpeyed detective noticed by th~ Kennedy administration I bulge under th~ youth's ('(lat. that four "safeguards" would Fetzer was standmg •mly ahout "- carn·ed out. One ca lled !or 1 FRIDAY and SATURDAY Iackie Gleasnn. ' ' Jas ~ut'ert '• ' I Glau~e Debbtt- Re ynold s. LH ro ll ~a km John \V~vne, Ru ~" 'I am vlyn, (;ro:>gorv !-'ark l.re J C'obU, Henn- Fnndn . Carr ol\ 11 lom•s, K:~rl .Ma l•' r n. G('ll Pep Pilot, Scientist, Doctor Aboard; I May Venture Out TaskForce AI A - ' Sees U.S. BRIEF;·· ·' WIRE ·NEWS Is Slipping TONIGHT thru THURSD.A Y '"' '·' . . ·-. ,. I ·· ~ IIIli tba:e,; ., �• DOCfOR SAYS ·-Tomorrow the Workn• : .Thll Baily SentintJI AS A eenerel rule most presentation• know more about this Individual who by politicians laJI to get the elemen- proposes to spend our money. You would tal facts over to the1r readers due to use want to know his character, background, of language that is not understandable We have tried to be fair in every wa ~· m llsteniJli to both sides of the party lmes, and we must say that there is far t oo lit· tie of the statements that are bemg hand· ed out that can be converted into conc~e issues by the population Most of the campaign oratory goes off mto platItudes. and whe:t it comes to an end most ' ' Voice of Broadwav ••• reporting Jy DOROTHY KILGALLIN MAYBE YOU DIDN'T KNOW Despite repe 0 ted announcements that David Merrick will produce a Bro,tlway ahow based on Gloria Stemman's "expose" of the Playboy Club, Mtss Steinmao-now a fashion editor - Insists that neither producer Merrick nor anyone else bu secured rights to the property Helen O'Connell Is out of the Copscabana show because of nerves . . AI· though the English ~apers noted , that comedienne Finella Fieldmg couldn t do the role of Elvira in the London company of "High Spirits," Finella tells chums she exited after a dJSagreement with the great man himself-Noel Co· ward. Lo d carroll Baker, salllng for ~ on on the Queen Mary for the premtere of ''The Carpetbaggers" in Bl!ghty, .w'll undergo a dramatic transformatiOn en route She'll sail as Carroll Baker, but de· bark as Jean Harlow, with costume . hatr· do and all the trimmings of the thtrttes. The stunt will be masterminded by Joe Levine, who has arranged for the Captain's gala last night out to be a _tnbute to Carroll's new Image . Despate pl"n:tstent rumoro that Governor Pat Brown of California will accept a high post tn the .. Democratic administration in Wa~hmg­ ton if LBJ is elected, insiders will bel that he'o already informed the President he'd rather stay in California for anoth· er term. • • • way It's opelled!) will accompany his pop to Washington when the Singer fhes there to perform at a party given by President Johnson in honor of the na- tion's leading scientists. The occas~on happens to be Daegal's birthday, whtch makes the occasion doubly exerting. • • • Look for a new campaign for the 10 per cent cabaret tax to be dropped at the next session of Congress Mary Kay, who had a big beef with her brother, Norman Kay, will form a new trio excluding Norman and Frank Ross, who was the ~roup's accordion-player and comedian for more than 20 years. The trouble seems to have stemmed from Mary's desire to spend more time work· ing around New York rather than In the West . . Peggy Cass made a triumphant entry into Ga11agher's wearing a new jaquar coat. No-not a car. A coat. She said it was from her greatest admirer: herself . One of the best musicians In Harrisburg, Pa Is named Ike Etsenhow· er. He can be found at a spot called the Mustc Lounge. As soon as Diane Cilento finished her role In "The Agony and the Ecstasy" she started to work on a translation from the Italian of one of Pirandello's more diffl. cult plays. Her father, an Australian doetor, was born in Italy, and her first hu.. band, scriptwriter Andreas Volp~. also helped her learn the language. Wrth c.ur· rent spouse Sean Connery bii!Y fllmtng "The Hill" In Spain, her literary efforts are helpng her fill that spare tlme. Pearl Bailey very quietly effected one of the biggest switches In the show • world when she pulled most of her busiBruce Reed, the aspiring concert ness away from Joe Glaser and signed with the William Morris ofrtce to repre- llnist tolling as a waiter at 0. Henry • sent her In the big push for Broadway, Steakhouse, won't be savi.ng too much of TV and films . . Music publisher Ivan his salary If he keeps bet~g a great big Mogull and his wife, Marcia, are lullahy- fan, too. He paid nne of hi~ fellow wrotlng a baby boy at Mount Sinal . Steve ers five dollars the other rught to SWitch McQueen, In Paris - where he's the tables - just so be could serve one of toaot of the town - has let It be known his idols: soprano Joan Sutherland Discotheque dances such u the Frug, that he'• llored stiff with playing heroic cowboys and tough ooldiers and hungers Chicken Back and Pernod Splash have for something more along the "new entered the realm of big business, bewave" lines. Some or us can name some lieve it or not. One of the giant stocking people who are bored with Steve Mc- companies is introducing Its latest nylon Queen, so no wonder be's suffering from development by way of a coast-to-coast and Canadian tour of ma_jor dep~rtment 1 bit of ennui. sto.res, featuring "Klller Joe" Pito and Tony Bennett'• young son, Daegal his Discotheque Dancers. (Pleue, Mr. Typeaetter, !tlat'a really tho • . _,.... . • '1· \ w- Boyer's Big ·Blast Beats Berra's Boys Jy Q, Brondltll4l. M.D. ~Ev... - 1 ... ber l'vo bad plmplta '"' rsi1 fact. When I wu ID rsi1 11<111 my doctor oald !bey would dloappoar af1er I IIUilTied and bet children. No" I am 2fi and ilaft throe chlldreD but I IIIII bavt acne. What " 10 I do for It? A - Jomo ..mill continuo II hava acne - e~peclally U tbey oqueeze !belt pimples and btlck• beads. A very oily skin "ID caus• acne to persbt lD 10011 perwna: lD othert tbe cauaeJ may bo from taking bromldo or 1lllni lodlzod 1alt. You ohould omit fatty foodl, cbocolall, mel nuts from your diet. A recent atudy obowod that taking t b 0 antibiotic, tetrocycl!nt, clwtd up tho "'ne in !a ol sa ptriWI wb011 average ap wa1 10 years. They hid to talto t b o druJ for a year or mort to .. chievo thlo result however. It requtreo a pbyslclan'l preacrl~ tion. Its Your Money qual1ficat1ons to decide matters that concerned our lives . We are sure that anyone m their nght mind would want to know what they proposed to spend that money for, and most sound busmess like persons would want the cold hard figures lined out before they would trust thetr hard earned dollars to what boll• down to being a complete stranger, outof ~s can not reallv grab on to more- than side of the local scene. Most of us would expect results and we would watch him one o!' two basic ideas A president of a great American cor- constantly after he was elected to see poration has written m the firm 's puhll- that we get value received. The $1,500 Is what the average lam· ~atlon en open letter which out lin-. the ilv pavs for income taxes, state and lo· responsibilities of citizenship W!th1,1Jt cal goVernment and ts based on an avermincing words he immediately .c~trhes age earnings of $6.000. In spite of this the attention of his readers by this statelisting of money spent 30 per cent of the ment "If most of us were told that a people eligible to vote stay away from stranger was coming to our house once a year to collecl more than $1.500 from the polls and never question those who each famllv . and that he propoSPd to are going to spend their mon~y We must opend it for whal he considered to he all realize that voting lntelhgentlv reour welfare. I am sure that some intPr- quires a sure knowledge of what we are esting confrontations would take place voting for. and as long as people are. apwhen he arrived. If he further proposed athetic some of the present practtceo that we sign over to him the rl~hts_ to will continue. This all bolls down to the regulate and punish us. the lntemews point that the average person does ~ot concern himself. and seems to be wlllmg would llecome positivelv exr1tln,£ First of all he says we would want to to accept the easy touch. \ I By FRED DOWN /only one hit in 13 trips to the and Ron Tay lor, who limited ler Carl Warwtck m the wln· 1 Bobby Richardson ftelded UPI Sports Wrtt.er plate until he batted ID the the Yankees to two hits after Dlnf SIXth -Inning rally, al\ow<;> d Dick Groat 's med1um~speed NEW YORK (UPI)- 'I'he St. sixth inning Sunday with the reiJevmg Ray Sadecki in the one hit and struck out two grounder to the right of second Lours Cardinai.J showed tht New basel filled and one out. . fi~st inning Sadeck1. making through the fma1 four lnnrngs Ibase but mJ SSed connections York Yankees in Sunday'• The Yankees were leadmg, hJs second start of the series, Warwick opened the Cardma1 1w1th shortstop Phil Lrnz on 1 fourth game ot the World Series l-0, behind the fast-ball pitching didn 't retJ re a batter and wae: sixth with a smgle - his th1rd 1very difficult play at second that they, too, bave a big stick. of Al Downmg but Boyer elec· charged WJth al l three New pinch hrt of lh1s senes t:ymg 1base and all hands llfere aafe The Yankees' big stick, of trifled the ~owd . of &6,312 by York runs i the all-time ser.es record sharf'd l when the ball squirted loose course, ls Mickey Mantle, whose lining a ,J..O prtch Into the lower Struck Out Eigbt by Bobby Brown of the 1947 from Linz' glove Richardson tape-measure home ran gave left field standi for e grand Cra1g got out of the finrt in- Yankees and Du!!ty Rhodes of was charged with the error. New York a 2-1 victory ln Sat- slam homer that produced the I nmg at the expense of one hit the 1954 New York G1ants urday's third game. Cardmals' 4-J serle -s squanng land then struck out eight while Curt Flood followed w1th 8 1 Bo)er took a ball and t!len The Cardinals' big stick all triumph. allowing only one more hit for single and the ra lly d1ed a brl lined a h.igh ms1de pitch, by season was Ken Boyer, who Sharing honors with the 33- i' the next four inmngs Taylor, when Lou Brock nied ou1 But j Downmg deep into the left fleld 1 belted .%95 with 24 homers and year-old native of L1berty , Mo, \\ho took over after Craig de· then came the big break for i stands for the ninth grand slam JIB runs batted In but had made were relief pitchel'fl Roger Cra1g parted for su cc~sful pinch-hit- the Cardmals homer 1n Wor ld Series history. I • 1 1 Browns J1olled23-7 b~Pl.ll ·;;;~;:i:tf~a~~:,h:~~;;:!l Standings t Scores Q - I bavo heart trouble and w"' taking digitalis every other day. Now my doctor b• 1 me tak1Dg LanOlin and I fool much }\G.tter. How does this m-. Ieino differ from digltaliiT A - Dl&om (LanOlin) II a dlgltalil bu~ be- derivative ot oauu It II 1 purified utract, II work.o more promptly theo cliP taU. and II preferred by IDIDJ Reports From The Capitol National Wtndow lly LYLE WJUlON United Pre11 Internadoaal The U.S. Supreme Court has been asked b) several unhappy parents to extend to whitt school children substantially the consUtutional and other protec~ ion which Ne&:ro children enjoy. The outcome, believe It or not, seems to be msome doubt. Mr. mel Mrs. Isidore Balaban and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gottlieb of Brooklyn, N.Y., art seeking to restrain the New York City Board ol Educatloo from transferring their white chJidrea frorn their own neighborhood school tt. correct racial imbalance in a new junior high school. mean the assignment ol otudenII to public school• in order to overcome racial Imbalance." La "J'ers will argue the point of course. But to any layman It would appear that the Board co fEducation has done exactly what the civil rights "iU said It 1houJd not do. If the Supreme Court chooses to go along Wlth Congress, tha white parent1 aurely must wlo. If the oourt chooses to ignore or to repeal that part of the Civil Rights Act above DOted, It can do so. The Congress as now constituted Is just about powerleal agailllt tht Supreme Court. HELEN HELP US! doctors. Q - Wbal II 11M eaau .. eancer ol the face? Wbal cautlono oan bo taken to p:. vent it! THE SON ALSO RISES - uP! lllll'es! thingo tn hi• Ule are Dear Helen : books - not machme tools. 3. On "&iris that try to run My aon Is a &ood boy. AI· Most of the facta are ln dla- ways usea good sense. Never a your Ute don't make good wi· pute. It appears to be more or harah word. Brings bit pay- ves." U your bsuband ap-eea. less agreed that the new school check home and lets me bank I wouldn't ilve much for your was built to reliev • shocking it. Never goes over his , allow- marriage! - H. overcrowding in one or more 11nce. When he graduated from nearby schoola ln which most high school live years ago ho TO TELL OR NOT TO TELL of the chiJdren were Negro. wanted to gD to college, but Dear Helen: Alio substanU.Uy agreed Is we could see that wasn't right We have a vrey nice baby that the oew school would have for him. Being a teacher : wh~t sitter, but she'a Jlelting In with had mostly Negro students II kind of pay io that? llhi father the wrong crowd. Tbe other that plan had been followed. is a foreman and got him a night we left our chUdren io The school board, however, la job tn tha shop. He's had three alleged to have abandoned the rruses already. For a whlle he her care. When we got home, plan to relieve overcrowding. took night college but !.hat there were siiRJ of hastily bid· Instead, the board rezoned the don't get raises, so he quit af- den partying - beer cans under adjacent area greatly to In- ter I pointed out a boy should- the papers In the garbage can, crease the number of white stu· n't be slUing around studying cigarette butls in the wastedents in the nen school. Under all bte night after he's worke basket (and we don't amoke), a general air uf "guilt." Well, the former zoning arrangement all day. we asked a few quesUoDI and the new junior high •chool stU· Everything h .. been One, to It came out that this girl friend dent body would have been 52 now. Then be met thiS g:~rl. of hers had asked a few other per cent Negro, 34 per cent Puerto Ric& and 14 per cent He'1 never gone with girls boys and &:iris over to white. The new zoning will pro- much, so he doesn 't know how our house to "have a ball." vlde a studtmt body 35 2 per dthey can wrap a boy around She said she didn 't know they cent Negro, 33.6 per cent Puer· their finger. He says he won't were coming and didn't !mow to Rican and 31.2. per cent let me ballk blo money ony how to get rid of them, and more because he needs it to that It would never happen white. The board e<mced., that buy a ring, and then he may again; that she was breaking racial considerations were • want the money ['ve saved for off with that crowd. The ne<l factor in the rezoning. him to get him through college night, however, we saw tier ln The outraged parents assert becau~e this leach wants him a restauraot with the &iJ'l and that the white children were to get educated. She oays ohe'U a couple of boys !.hat I later zoned into the school on the work, but how long will THAT found out were considered basis of race,, exclusively They last? We'll end up supporting contend that achool assignments them, and maybe a baby or Now I realize thls Is none of based on race are lllegal, even two- when he could have gone though It be the white race. up to foreman in a few yean! my buslneoa - I can simply They protest abandonment of Will you please write lome- find another sitter, but i like Ute neighborhood school con- thing ln your column about the girl and don't want to see cept. They as,.rt that their boyo picking their own kind her go wrong. She begged me children have been zoned Into when they think to get mar- not to tell her mother (after a 1lum area where the juvenile ried and bow stupid It Is to the party at our house), and delinquency rate In the vicinity &Jve up a sure thing, and how on the assuraDCe that she ha<l of the new acboo' Is litO per girls that try to run your l~e learned her Ieason, I apeed. I ,000. In the neighborhood In don't make good wives. Please Now I don't know what to do which the white children Uvo change my letter sa he won't - break my promise to her, the rate Is U per 1,000. The recognize It, but be 9\ll'e you or stay - MUM. parent's bl'lof to the c - as- make It strong about the advice. MOM I'm enclosing a check for your l<rl! that: charity, or some- Dear Mom: "'!'bey objeet to the assign- favorite ment o1 their children to a thing. - H.T.X. In a case Uke this, olaflnl ocbool In a slum to satisfy a Dear X: mum IJ dumb! You may be I'm returning your check protecting the &lrl into serioul political compromise brought bout by pressure on the Board with the suggestion that you trouble. - H. o1 Education, solely because send It to your OWN favorite group - Ute DMA, perhaps This column Is dedicated to their children are white." Mothers of family living, ao II you're bav· ( Dom!neertna Nep"Oel Exert Pre1111re The presstL e comes from Ne- America). ing kid trouble or just plain Havo changed your letter, as trouble let llelen help YOU. groea who have conducted maslive strike!! against the school per request, and I'll gladly dish She will also welcome your owu I)Stem. Negroes are J large out some strong opinions - not amusing "J:perlencel. Addresa and tnnuential political minority advice: your son ha!J had too Helen Bolte! In care ol thil In New Yo1, City. Local off!· much of that already! newspaper. 1. On a man (a fellow five c!all flout them at their peril. 'f whJte parents have been years out of high school 1s CIRCUS RING'S ORIGIN unable to establish •uch polltl- NOT a boy) plckinl out his own First circus ring came lnto eal muscle. SO they went to kind : it'• a fine Idea and I'm In 1768, when a fonnexistence bappy to nole he probably bu. cuurt. They lost In New York ei sergeant-major became a 2. On how stupid It Is to gtve alate court!. They not onl~ a• trld rider and fouud that U he 101'1 their oonstltultonal rlghll up a sure thing: A man hal a mtder the 14th Am•ndment but, right to make his own decisions galloped In 1 olrcle whllo standcite, too, the Civil Right As! - and your soo's declllon ror Ing on his borse's blell eentrl~ p!ssed this year. That aet Il- college dates bock to before the ugal force would keep his baJ. Moure thing" was danlled In ance, accordil18 to lho Encycloler!& that: "Delqrepllill &ball 1101 frwlt o.1 1111 nose. I'd aueso lhe paedtl Britannica. Babv Panthers To Seek f'ri·d 1 i I I / I c. .; w· I Th• Woody Must t Buci{S up. sky HigJ1 for SatUrJay week 1 1 I • A - The eaaae of caneen ol the sldn lo mtknown, but IIJ>O"' ure to the elements - etpeclalo ly the IUD - II believed to be I poastble caU1le. Such fltJIOourel should, therefore, be used in moderation The commonest 1kia eancon ol the face UIUilly ... cur at the side of ·~• DOjt, Thor srow very olowly, aro easlly • - - by Helen Bottel--1 game. The Cowboys held the dt>ftnding champ1on New York I National Football League Giants to a 13-13 tie Sunday I' By United Press Jnlernatioual CLEVELAND (UPI) - The 15 yards-and ripped the Browns ! The players will have their un- 1 Cleveland routed the Cowboy East.t>rn Divlsioa Cleveland Browns Will be. keep- defense for 200 yards . 1 hap~y hour~ in front of the two weeks ago , but Da llas' n•g~ J w. 1... T. Pet. PF PA 1ular quarterback, Don Mered 1th St Loms ing close tabs on the Balt1more- The performance was the fm-[ screen starting Tuesda). 3 0 ll 000 95 69 S. Louts game tonight after the est one of the season by any The Browns meet the Dallas Iwas injured and d1d not play / Cleveland 3 1 1 750 122 95 1 Browns' title hopes received a runner in the le~gue and John · P!ltburgh 3 2 0 :600 94 95 / . . . , severe jolt from the Pitlsburgh son also set a Ptttsburgb team ~"'ri"d Philo 2 3 0 _400 123105 FIRST TD - Phtl Swtnde ll P an the r fullback . scores fu·st m on , on• \'ard run Steelers on Saturday night. record His 200 yards was only \1 Dallas 1 3 1 250 66 97 110 ~omeroy 's 26-8 rout of J alkso n Fnday ni ght No. 80 t:; Sn mdelJ, i\o 74 fs Ta<·kle The Colts w11l be entertaining 37 behmd the .league record of New York 1 3 1 .250 eo 114 ~~IS Dt.=_l~J . _ the Cardinals at Baltimore and i 237 held by J1m Brown. . Saturday'• Football Results was h'gton 1 4 o .200 93 107 - - - ~- ~- - - -- - - a Baltimore win would put tile The Steelers held Brown In I By United l'ress International b Western Division I Olft'rlSJVely , Unver(erth Browns back into a tie with Sl check well and he gamed Just East Bal timore 'oro~ed tw I'Utlid n01 11n l' !hrow, 3 1 0 750 132 74 LoUIS for the Eastern Division 59 yards in etght carries. Yale 15 Brown 7 Detroit 1but sl1nwed lllmst>i l to b~;- a fme 3 l l .750 tol ?l lead in the National Football While the Cleveland defen se, :\1ame 33 New Hampshire 18 10 IS Green Bay 3 2 0 .600 104 81 l ll1nl flj! Hldl" )!If \\illnrd San dLeague. weakened by the loss or safety Amherst 19 Bowdmn 18 . Los Angeles 2 2 1 .JOO 102117 1 er 'lorn Barrmgton und sophoThe Browns dropped into sec· man Ross Fichtner and lfi]Uf· Delaware 28 Lafayette 0 The Pomeroy Jumor HJgh isan Fran • _. ' -.... (J more Ku Hr·Jn , ·.lit' Buckt>:t" run2 3 0 400 103 118 ond place when they were rout· Jes to defensive back Lan·y Penn St 6 Anny 2 7-8th grade gnd team will host : Mmnesota , mng ba('ks. . 2 3 0 400 119 127 ed , 23-7, by the Steelers berore BtnzanddefensivetackleFrank Cornell35 Pennsylvama o Rutland on the Panther ftf'ld ' ch Jcago COL.U\1B US (LJPi l Woody the probl f' m c(ntld tw ~~~~~·(•d 2 3 0 400105151 more than 80,000 persons. Parker, was unable to stop the 1Colgate 10 Holy Cross () I this Thf'sday evenmg after suf_l Saturday's Resulll Ha~·es probl t• m t lu~ wf'f'k ts Vf'lt' rcm .oh~t·rvf' rs c~rt· f'all tn g 1\\U kt'\ Otno Strr·t· players d f The Cards are 3-0-1 wh1le the Steelers, the Clevelan offense! Harvard 3 Columbia 0 I ermg two set backs durmg ac- Pt1t!':bur h 23 Cleveland 7 51m PI. He nms t ge I h1s Buc·k - the Buck ~ p..r form,Jnl't' 01 1'1r Wf' l'P Jn] un·tl ,md on{' deJe ns1ve Browns are now 3+1. I also couldn't get mto gear. Syracuse 39 UCLA 0 tion last week. g h d led eyes sky·h rgh tnr !ht' seco nd nors one of therr grP<~1P~t ui ;-t l: t urm•rbafk Doug Drentk, wrll 10 1 The Browns' lone touchdown Prrnceton 3'1 Dartmouth 7 B1tl Porter. coach of r he n ySga~e .sc ~ u 1 ) Wt'f'k 1n a row or watch lm t1 m" pr uiJ.t hl\ m r s~ I he USC contes L The Sleelers, who defeated the c.·,m· 1n the second quarter as IHotg~rs 20 Leh1gh 7 Baby Panthers lndrcaled that un ay 5 su ts nev.ly -formPd bt!hh lf' hur!': t Wha t thev .IC'rom p lr .~ lwd w o~~ U•·ruv .s ul(t>n·d torn cartrlagt 24 Minnesota 20 11h k rw • 1.tnt·"unr·k t-> r T om Browns l~t.e l.ast sea ~on lo spoJI Frank Ryan hit Gary Collins on Pittsburgh 14 W Va (I Ius startmg lme-up agamst Rut - Detrmt . The bu bble grf' w to nt' W ltu: ('om pl~>~ ~· drsnwmh'"'l nwn 1 ol m 1 Cleveland S title hopes thurouh- a 18-yard scormg pass. That cut Northeastern 25 Anwr Int 24 land wrll be madto up of seven th i Chicago 38 Los Ange.es 17 height s Sa turd ,t\' wlw n tht the dt>frndmg Hrg Tt•n Lham- Hug 1" 1 >ll lltn·d <1 SPVfi'P hr~ . · . Da!las 13 New York 13 (tie) . 1w1 rs · Pxpt,r ted t o ge1 ly outplayed the Browns Satur- !he Steelers lead to 16·7. Mass. 30 Conn o graders " w1th the thought o! . Bucks scored a class r..: 26-0 v1c- nwn a mi lht> tf•; ml ratt><.l nt llll - ~uJ- UJsP . ' for nextdseasond" IGreen Wa shmgton Ph•lade!phJa . . day mght. That score at haUhme was not Alfrrd 26 Sl Lawrence 13 buplldmg Bay 2435 San Francisco2014 tory OVt'! J\lrnru '> bC'r two Jrl t11e Unrtf'd Pl l:'<;;s h"( k rn1o <rt llun b) Th w--d· ~ ay. 1 Led by John Henry Johnson ,j changed at all in the fmal half Tufts 18 Trinity (~onn) 14 omeroy was et>ate b~ 1 rOnly games scheduled) But the bubbl e bur sters ar lm•· rn <~twrr,ll lmJt h.il l r.rl1 ng ~: who turned in the finest game of Iexcept when Johnson hulled m VIllanova 34 petrort 0 ~utland 34-20 on the Red Dev1! Monday's Game nve rn Colu mbu s ne xt week Th"v d!d 11 \\. Jill tht• hrl p <~f 1 his 10-year career in the NFL, for h1s third touchdown. Upsala 28 Wilkes 8 lfteld last Tuesday All three Baltimore at St. LoUi s end JR the pt"rsons ol Southern ll aVf's' nf"NII lou nd l.trwt~ the Steelers rolled up 354 yards The Browns will have t<><,Jay [Muntc!arr St 23 Cen Con Snt. 7 Panther . TO's .were scored by !Only game scheduled) Cai Jfornr a·s TroJBns offl!nse tmf' t!M t add~ the ~Inrushing against the vaunted off but the coaches will review iDrexel Tech 15 Ly•ommg 7 ~ack M1~e SU!J. two on past Sunday's Gam"" ])(Hill pc~ s~J ug 111 ll1.n !·merh·r th 1 Cleveland defense. the movies and they are a\~ 1 Hnward U. 32 Delaware St. US lmterceptwns and one on :a Cleveland at Dalla! Ha~t>s. however m•<>d onlv rc· to tlw u~u al g1r11d 11 rltl i Olrr o Johnson scored three touch- ready assured of being unhap-1Aibrrght 19 Gettysburgh 15 s~ort run . Kenny English car-, Detrolt at Chi cago mr ntl t11~ dt.J rgt>s tlwy wPrP ~ta t e .•'1'1<' downs-on runs of 33, 45 and PY during the screening. Kmgspomt 20 C W. Post 8 ned OV('r tor the extra pomts iGreen Bay at Baltimore Ihumdi a! Pd by USC last season . \1ost ob.o;f' rVI:'I"'i said ~ nrhoD 'J S t' ] p M'ddT - t Q 01- 12- 1964_3 _ Waynesburg 19 lnd 51 tPa .) 131followtng one of StJ\l's touch- I Phr!ade1ptua at New YOJ:k Tosts brn th e tac tlllhtall Ill" dg.tmdt> more .lolm Fil ls m1Pn·Pptrnn of aJ Y en me • omeroy- 1 epor ' ., c · • Wes!t=•yan 21 Coast Guard 10 ' downs 1s o e nat wna -.. P evbf' an ----· I i Pittsburgh at Mmne~;ota __ _ a Frl'd ( u ~l,~r· dn p .~~ ~ rn rllf' C:ro_ve City 19 Brockport St 61 Jn another game last wePk , 1San Fran"r ~<·o at L{)s An eles Ursrnus 38 Johns Hopkins 22 Pomeroy was downed 40-6 by ' W h. t ... ., t St L . g llrst qu,u· t.o;r was 1hf' tllrnrn g Rensselaer 20 Nichols 20 Wellst on The lone Panther TD I aAs '".g. on aF t.b lolu>Les porn ! of the gJnlP Fill pwkP1:l I d b . m r•con oo a ague orr Custardn 's th1rd p<rss of Ihe ' Hobart 6 Hamilton 6 was ta llle ~ Shll aam.st the ] By United Press lnternalional dar and r.m it ba(k -U! vat ds to Franklin Mrshll 21 Swrtmre 12 1Little Rocket s secontl team Eastern Division Clevel::md Hay 0 the Ill rrioJs 24 Susquehanna 36 Juiata 17 -W. I. 1'. Pet. PF PA Cleveland S! lgna! Jus 32 Kulzlown 19 Glassboro 0 Bluffton ~ Defiance 21 Buffalo Cle v<;> lanJ Rhodes ll The t>nitte 'dden s•vf' pNfor ~ _. 5 0 0 l 000 165 ..01 By GARY P. GATES Ithe first four games have re- Mntclr St. 23 Cen Conn . 7 Evansville Col 20 Ind . St 14 Boslon ~ I Cleveland ~1 arshal l 24 rn anc:e t : ullowcd lhf' p~mern 1 ~ ~ · 4 0 800 1 United Press International kmdled memones of the Unitas Wagner 20 Moravian 7 Eauciaire 14 Superior St. 12 New York Clt•vellmd West 8 11ie · Bu1·k:-.· ki-P t <~ trenre rtdous j ' : \-if • The Myers 2 \ 1 · 667 ~ 62 In recent seasons, when the "'ho d !re{·t~d Baltimore to Allegheny 13 Carnegie Tech 3 Wstrn Ill U. 2::1 S.t Nrbrt 22 Houston Brooklyn 32 Ind ependence 14 ehafgB on: C"uSJ<lrdo all aftf'r· 'ir f r ~ "SO" Defender · 2 3 0 400125148 Cardinal 44 Lcdgemont H Green Bay Packers were Oymg world championships five years Dickenson 23 Haverford 6 Ashland ~4 Wilmington Col 7 Inoon, wrth Tom KtPII fuss. Bill ' .. I "ii S b Western Division U 'high and m1ghty over the rest ago. Temple 44 Boston U. 13 Bethel 26 Sterling 0 K C • v 22 :-; p;~ hr. 8111 Hrddn· OJ !ld Ed Ora-, , ~ 22 500 93 83 Pymaturung Vi.llle I F b II I h N ~L S d B T h L 14 K ansas •ty v . G. d I' II 0 ' Pump for of the Nationa oota noter r games unay, atesl2Worcester ec . 0 awrence nux u SanDiego 211 .500IOlt , r<.m .a ey zt>nlead mglht'W<~y 181 League, Coach Vmce Lombardi thP defendmg champion CbJC3· Temple 44 Boston u 13 Miami tO) 17 Kent St. 14 Denver 1 4 0 .200 79 164 Cleveland ~u t hera n Ei.lsl . .38 I riCVt-'r s;nv ,) grf'; l)f' f PrtlO· 1.1 Home or Farm would hardly have been delight- go Bears snapped a two·garne Bates 12 Worcester Tt!Ch 0 Cenrrall}a I 35 Buena Vtsta 6 ioakland , ,. Cle-.cla nd c;mtul~ 12 ttnnd l displ ay b_v lrn to nwn rn my ~ · !!'" 0 50 000 84138 ed by a hard-fought victory losing streak with a 38-17 tri- Springfield 20 Colby }8 Michigan 17 M1ch1gan St 10 S t rd , R It t...:Jeveland Lu the1an \l,est :lfi lilt' s<~Jrl "·1 11'1\ m ,Jn ,'\ lmc j au ay sOakland esu s . .("'('k's ht·ro •'f. __ ., ~ .... _ ~R£11 MI'll'k' over the San Franctsco Forty- umph over the Los Angeles Williams 23 Middlebury 0 J mg 20 North Fork 13 New York Clevelaud Pt>: krn s 6 Clw11k o. las t W ..,.,., "' ff TElliS 35 13 Niners. Ram s the Detro1t Lions defeatSouth Wash U !Mol 21 Valprso 0 hE'd d Clevel and Gr!mour 19 1 ' Thost' guvs V. . ' " ' IP ternlw WYABU 0 1 1 But things are different in ed the Mmnesota VJkings, "24-20, LenOir Rhyne n ·Appalachian 7 Ohio U. 21 Toledo 12 ( n ysgadme, sc Reu ell ) Cleveland UJHVI:' rstty 7 There w.r~ n t anyth 1ng fnr tlw d un ay s su s Cl · B k II 2 Oh the NFL this season The hal· the Washington Redskins turned Va. Unwn 27 Elizabeth City 12 uc ne 7 IO Weslf'yan 0 De .,., K C eve 1an L.atm 5:>• dPPp bdck ~ 1u du •ComplefPiy quiet op•ratlon27 1 nver .,., ansas 1ty , d . , fll W I lowed word echoing around the ba<'k the Philadelphia Eagles, Livmgstone 16 Claflin 8 . es eyan 20 Augustana 16 ·Buffalo 48. Houston l7 Cleve1an t: .ast re('h 8'· _ ~- __ -- -! p11 mp and motor are ennrely league Is "balance" and even 35-20, and the New York Giants Ark. A&M 14 Southern U. 0 Millikin 20 North Park 13 h d d) Ashlai.Jula Erl!i:f'W•lod 28 I I sul l nw1 ged undE-r water In th• \ 0 n1y game~ sr e u1e ' D Green Bay's crusty war lord and Dallas Cowboys battled to Morris 13 Allen 6 N. . U. 35 S. D. St 28 Friday's Games W<m en Kenned~ 12 YOU ~\ I ' ll 1 has become reconciled to the a 13-13 !te In a S<lturday mght So. Miss 20 Memphis St. 14 Nebra sl<a 2fl S Carohna 15 Oakland at Bo;1 ton Cleveland St Joseph 28 1 •Outstanding perform•nc• scandalous notmn that one team game, the Pittsburgh Steelers S.C. St. 22 J .C. Smiths Carthage Coli 20 N. Centra! 0 (Only gume scheduled) Cle\·eland Chanf'l 14 i r~~~~ e~f'S~_:__llr~:fegred~ll 6w~~n::~: Is JUSt about as good as any handed the Clevelrmd Browns Middle Tenn. St 20 E~trn Ky 13 Ball S!.38 St Joseph ([nd .) 7 Saturday'& Game Weste-rn R~servt> '\cademy 26 1 llt on!' 1 other. i their first defeat of the sea- Alabama St. 13 Lane 12 D1mpson 27 Dubuque 14 Houston at New York West Bra nch 14 ; co No prlmino. no pit, n• pum!l Even Sunday's 24-14 victory son, 23-7. Flortda 30 Mississippi 14 Grmnel\ 42 Monmouth 0 Canton :\1 r Kinley 27 I house - s;nl's up tu Sll~O 00 00 over San Francisco only gave Pun Out Win S.C. Prsbytrn 13 Davidson 0 Augsburg 19 Gstvs Adphs 14 (Onlysg:~ .schGeduled) Canton Catholr c 6 tnst.a ll.ltton. 1 A . p 6 k u~y s ames C I Green Bay's pre-season t1tle fa- The Packers trailed San ushn eay 6 Wstrn Ky . St. Mornmgs1de 42 South Da ota 14 ff I t K· C't anton Lehman :16 vorites a 3·2 rt:cord but in [he Franciscu 14-10 gomg mlo the Centre 8 Washington & Lee 0 St. Thomas 34 Mcalester 6 Uu a 0 at ansDas 1 Y Canton Trmk en o WELL DRILLING · ' ' . enver J 5an Jego dressmg room after lhe game, final quarter before they came Western Ky . 6 Austm Peay 6 Cnncord1a 30 Hamlme 0 {Onl , ·hed It'd) Tusiaw 62 Wesr Holmes 0 ARRANGED. Lombardi seemed to be in a aliVe for two touchdowns to pull Alabama 21 N.C. St. 0 Lincln U. (Mo.) 73 Mo. Mines 0 Y games ..r u Marlington 28 Lake 0 cheerful mood. it oul. Morgan St. 14 Maryland St. 0 Earlham 26 Taylor 20 Obto H S. Football Scoret Everything Complete "We played good football to- Quarterback Billy Wade fired Centre 8 Washington & Le-e 0 Bethel 26 Northland 6 By United Press International BLUE LAIVS day,'' he said with a grin. four touchdown passes in ChJca- Shaw U. 26 Virginia St. 7 Lousiv1!!e 21 U Dayton 7 · 19 Cl 7 B Tr Cleveland Benedictine 26 , ''We've playec good all season. go's victory and the Bears' Georg~a emsQn -Wal 1af'e 55 enton St 7 Cleveland East 16 'Blue Laws" as a name for I said before the season that vaunted pass defense pitched m F't. Vlly St. Col 3 Svnh ~t Col 0 Cmcinni.ill 3~ Xavier (Ol 6 Cleveland Adam s laws whrch appea r t 11 he too 35 10-4 might win m the Western with five mterceptwns. Tennessee 16 Boston Col. 14 Suuthwest j ~·--- ____ __ strict came about in New EngDivision this year and it looks A 12-yard touchdown pass D~ke 24 Maryland 17 Texas T. 25 Texas Christian 1t0 ]tO win Monday, and favored 2_1 land~.~ the llm~ t~e striC't Pre'!- ~ l"stltti«Jestnlllq WY 2-S321 like 9-5 m1ght do it now" from F.arl Morrall to Gail Cog- WilHam & Mary 21 Furman 14 W. Texas SL 21 N. Texas St 3•to wm Senes. byter.an pro·Parhament party _ . . . . 'Rrld. N 2nd Ave. Middleport 0 Colts Aren't Informed dill 1n the fourth quarter was Howard U. J2 Delaware St. 16 Texas 28 Oklahoma 7 R . Wd adopled blue as its co lor. 1 · · gamt's eB nes.h Maybe Lombardi's crystal the decidmg factor for the Va. .Tech . ·. 33 George Was h. 0 Okl a homa St . I'.. CoIorado t"" d emammg 2 m EDT ball is accurate but If so Lions MisSISSIPPI St. 17 Tulane 6 Texas Avl 20 Stphn F. Austn 0 Sayd, P •L • adt fuse t 51 ' · · N·Dak. st. u. 42 Augustana 7IPrar.e Vw A&M 16 Tex. So. 13 ta mm, nee· • Bomeone should tell the Balt1-.' Sonny Jurgenson hurled fiVe ) Th dOUI)l, an (I EDT 2 more Colts touchdown passes agamst his Fla, A&M 56 Central St. 15 La. Tech 6 SW Loms1aua 3 essar) uSrsday, P-m.,L . 1 8 · the We~t old Philadelphia · teammates to Hamp ton [ nst. 14 More house 7 atTu Busc The Colts. leaders m West sd 1 ta tum. If . Id oms , - a 3-1 record, ' ( e ay IS an u ay 10r w1th meet the un- lead the Redskins to lhe1r first Ky., Sl · co1· 40 Wh ea t on "v Notre Dame 34 A'Ir Force 7 1 1 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _-,l beaten St. Louis Cardinals, Itriumph of the season. Ft Vlly St Col 32 Sv~h St Col 0 St.1ntord 31 Rice 7 1rra;.;v..;•...;. pace--setters in the Eastern Di· The Cowboys spotted New Alabama A&M 22 Fisk U. 12 Oregon St 9 WashmgtorJ 7 vision, tonight at Baltimore. York a 13·3 lead but, with half. Auburn 33 ChattarJooga 12 Wyommg 14 Utah 13 These are two clubs who thus back Don Perkins leading the E Tenn 7 Tenn. Tech 0 Anz St 1to, gfJ 45 Colo. S! 7 far haven't swallowed the "bal- way , they came back w1th to iFlorida St. 48 Kentucky 8 !So. California 31 Texas A&M 7! ance" theory, but tonight's points in the thtrd quarter to 1Ya., Tech. 33 Goerge .wash., 01WE"slern St Col 20 Adms St 14 game shapes up as a r!ose, tie. N C., Col. 25 St Augustine Col o1Ariz St U. 42 Texas Wstn 13 anyon~an-win battle Much of Pitlsburgh'g John Henrv N C. A&T 36 Norfolk St. 13 ·Long Beach Col 27 Hksfld 6 the attention will be on Colt Johnson set a new club n1·'·ing Howard (A.Ia.) 20 N'estrn La 17' Linfield 32 WiUamette 7 Oregon 14 Jda~o 7 quarterback Johnny Unitas /record by running for 200 yard~ Rust 34 Miles 14 whose 10 touchdown passes m 1against the Browns. Tuskegee hrst. 21 Clark t4 Utah Sf 51 WlCh!ta 7 , MThd Ky . St 17 Mury Ky St 14 Idaho St. 20 Fresno St. 12 ' Vanderbilt 9 Wake Foresy 6 1 ' Colorado St. 7 Bngham Vng Benedict Col. 25 Knoxville 22 New M('XICO 10 Amona 7 Md1 Mt Jew 11Dme 1a St. Pauls t2 Fayetteville~!. 6 San Otego St. 45, Long Bh Sl. 8' OOVIIId lllllb I 11111111111 Citadel 33 Richmond 0 , ftOMEOWIII!RI POUQ'. By United Press lnteraattonal onship. Marshall 14 Buffalo 12 DlmpJ·~ Saturday Sunday Carson Newmn 21 Nwbrry c. 12 The..e'o no need to keep your 6ngen worthwhile need • , • includine a DeW ~~I-Mondi .. 'l'ORONTO (UP!) - The Na- ROCKLIN, Calif, (UPII-Bob Arkansas t7 Baylor 6 croooed if money is the only thing car. Stop in and get an automobillt tiona! Hockey League All-stars McCallister won the $25.000 Sun- Virginia 20 VMI 19 NEW YORK (UPII - World defeated the champion ~oronto set-Camellia, Open with a one Miclwe8t Series facts and figures: that's k""ping you from trading in loan from U&. Call ahced for futer Maple Leafs 3-2 on a th.lrd pe- under par fmal round of 70 Bethany W.Va. 28 Case Tech 131 Sunday's score-St. Loui.!l Carthe old bUL We're in bminesalo help aervite l riod goal by Murray Oliver of Iowa 21 Indiana 20 dinals 4, New York Yankees 3. removed and. rarely return. 1 DEEP DOWN 1 Q - II 1 blood test a 1111'11 way o.i deteclioi ll)'phlllia? Wbal il thl cure? I A - Blood Ioiii an used IAI make a presumptive diagnoai1 of ll)'phJIIs. U tlley are positive other testA are often LlHd to confirm the dlagnoslo. The bell treatment Is penicillin or I closely reloted drug because, lf the proper dose 11 used, one Injection will give a quick cure ln persona who are treated eal\o ly In the course of the dlaeail before any pennanent dama11 ts done to vital oraans. Please oend yaar q11Uiton and ~ommenta to Wayae G. BraDCI- alldt, M.D., ID care of lblo paper. Wblle Dr. BMndotadt ca"' Dot IDIWer lodlvidualleUers, bt wUI anawer !etten ol Je•er• blterell ID futuro eol11111111. VALUE I I Colts Hope To Unseat Cards In NFL Battle This Evening • Ohio H.s. scores 1 I" · ·.1 l ''I • lf1_ I .JI Have 1 Q-What date lo taken the IJe&lDDI•& ol the aa:e? u A-It Is generally regardled u havini been ushered in on July 16, 1945, when the flrat man ~ made atomic explotton occurred In Ute New Mellco deaert. Q-lt there I dlfferoDOI IJ&. tween 'lbe United Kingdom and Great Britain? A-Yes,. The term United Kingdom includea Northern Ireland whllo Great BrllaiD does not. Q-Wbo wu the lint eordJ. aal 1o the Vlllted Slain? A .-Archbishop John M.,. Cloakey ol New York was made a cardinal by Pope PiU11 IX In 1875. -- Q-Wbal Is the ....eat • pboao aervlce to bo dem• otretod? A--8ee • as • you • tal1t ..,.... Ice. THE DAILY SENTINEL DIVOTID TO tNTIIIIl OP MltGI MAIO,. ARIA tlciMN a, OWia. ...,_tl.,._ fi,....IIL ....., ""11•.... ...,..,. lift-.... ltlcefl'l _,. U, ., nte Olltlt W1t11' "U.IIItllnt C:lntHft<f I l l V.tchlttl~ It . . MIIN\', 01110 lull,_.. OHia ,~. 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(UPI) - Arnold Palmer defeat- Bowling Green 28 W.'tm Mlch 8 Yankees 2. i ROME (UPI) - Br1taln won ed Britain's Nell Coles 2 and 1 Minnesota 21 Northwestern 18 Series winner-First team to the World Amateur golf team to win the $44.800 Picadllly Kansas 42 Iowa St. 6 wm four garnt.s llwtl MUJVALIHIIMMfCI"" champlonsltip, beating the fa. world match-play golf tourna- Missouri 1 Kansas St. 0 Next game-Today, I p.m., 1 vored United States team. men!, Wayne St. 0 Wstrn Rsrv 0 lliel EOT, Yankee Stadium, New Omaha 29 Bradley 28 York. PORTLAND: Ore. (UPil-Wil. SANTA BARBARA, Calif. Hope 21 Alma I Pitchers-For New York, Mel Dam D. Hlgg>ns of San Fran- (UPI) - Ruth Jessen, who led Otterbein 24 Oberlin 7 Stottlem;h (9-,'JJ. For St. Louis ct•co defeated Eddte Murphy of au the way in the 18,500 Hill- John Carroll? Estrn Mich. s Bob Gibson (19-121. " i Portland, 2 and I, to wln the side Open, capped her win with Belha'll' W.Va .. 23 Case Tecb 13J Weather--Sunny with temperj WY 2-2440 lOth United States Golf Associ- a scorching 5-under par 67 In Ohio St. 2tl ,llllnol• u atures near oo. ' 2114 ltroet ,..,...., Ilion Senior Amateur tile, 'third round. Iowi 21 lntllana. 2U Odds--Yankees favored 17-10IL..:.,..,..._ _ _ _ _ folks who need money for every HMI I champ~ ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY $25°0 V' D• EDWARDS Insurance Agency *· TO $2000°0 • s Mil~ Wf¥1'.~~~ SlltJfl Atlifll"- UFE INSURANCE AVALABLE ON AU. LOANS 300 W. Second St. - WYandotie 2·2111, fOUNDU ._, Pomeroy . NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVE OHLINGED_ MGR. . ,. . . ... __ . . ,.. , .. """ , "~'-"' .,. ,;" ' _:_jj-------------------...;,----"i~---:. �• Band Presents Special Show ;E~ AJMrtou Ill 1llrn illbdlfe our alarllng lor a • • • At a Glance I Politics Ewtered Botfllal Among those who entered An estim•ted 80 Meigs and Holztr hospltll over the pas! acljacent county boy• punted EN ROUTE WITH JOHNSON campaigning, bul Johni!On 's tar· on I horae who tbOU#Ic,tgumMI weekend included : Sunday - and passed footballs Saturday (UP! ) _ President Johnson 1et was unmistakable, c~uld settle every a~ Mrs Stella Bell Johnson 828 marnif11 at lhe high school footed h. . c~~;ravan "One can[Udate ia ' With a quick draw Sec~nd Ave Robert Alle~ Ben, bltll field in th~ annua l Punt, !hurr h t~s ~~~P;'~ today, around the cowttry sayina stressed the theme oJ nett, 203 F~rlh Ave., ROJ Rus- Pus and Kick . compeUtion, ~m~o~~ at eSen. Ba~y Goldwa- a terrible thing the ble" government. sell Pike St. K•naup Mev· sponsored by KeJth Goble Ford . _P i is. Sometimes I think he Is history of the . en 'r . Fuller,. Rt. 2 oaiUpolis, _Winner s in each dl~lsio~ are te~he President did not name ning against the olfice of West "was never I ~&ory Mary Louise CliJI, Rt. 2 Gal- eligible to _compete m district Lhe GOP nonunee in his speech dent instead of for it. rights without responsibiHty, '*» 10 IU.,.. -: Alton zephyr The drum major Is Mike lipolis, Mr!. Mary E . Halsey, conteat!. High School Football re ared for delivery 1u Reno, "I don't think Americans said : ·~ U, ~· m., Travh up 14• Mulford, the head majorette _is Rt. 1 Vinton, Mra. Noah Sheels, Coach .Bob Ashley, _a!Sisted by firs~ sto in 1 day of F11r West "It wasn't won by the " We here In the West 1.• ~· m.., p~ Sporn up Donna Crow, and the spectal Rr. 1 Crown City, Mra. Perry members of the hJg~ school P how the West was won. 1 14 7 It, • · m,, Titan up : !wirier lo Gloria Buck. R. Dennison , Rt. 1 Crown City, football squad , was '" charge. in for • plucked a. m .•• St. Mary. up 15, 10.35 Numbers used in the show Mn. CarlL. Tenn•nt, New Hav. Wmners wer~ : 8 _year old :. rom51er." p. m., ilarYty Jordan up 18, were ' "Hey Look Me Over," en w. Va. Mrs. Robert M. group, Georle D Hmdy, first : / H d 1:45 •· m.; NaUooll up 1!, " What A Country." Cha Chas." 1sh' I Rt' 1 Leon w va Mrs Jay P. Warner. ,.cond ; Donald , GOP ea quarters The President fncluded••hi<,., A E Dyk 18 ~tey , · ' · ·• · H B T' · speech ; I. m.; · · I up_ • "Alma Mater," and tht Men· Joe T. Bowen, Cottageville W. E . Vaughan, 3rd. Q8 usy nne r;c~o=mm~e~n~ts~l~n~a;~~;;~ •·• •· m. i W•Uer BeckJOrd chini number. v . Elmer E. Pullins Rt. 1 9 year - Tommy Cook~. PT. PLEASANT -- The Re· ready to trade the town 11, 7:10a.m.; Jefferson E~~ns, Mrs. James Smart, first : Paul Pullins, sec~nd ; R1· publican Headquarters on 6th .,.,.,,.~~~ lip 17, 4:t0 p. m.; ffiereneaul Rt. 1 Racine, Mn. David w. chard w. Vaughan, third . . Street had a busy weekend TVUW ,..,. . ~ 17, 1:1115 p. m.; Luther Herd· LATE CLASSIFIED Cleland, Racine, Mrs. Che.ter w year - carl Shockey, llfSI : ocr. 17 I with an eslimated 200 persons 1 1DIIl up 17, 2:31 · m.; John~· 1 A. Lyon!, Jackson, Mrs. Frank· Randy Young, second; Sieve The Bradbury PTA will spon· attending open house Friday llowe down 17, I a. m.; Dtxt~ . lin E. SturgiH, Jackson, Mrs. Dunfee, third. . . sor a jitney supper Saturday, afternoon from 1 until 4 p. m., (baJ}qe down 11, 10 p. m., HORSE , . r_ed. s1x years old, Walter F. Smith, Wellston, Mrs. 11 year - Jeffrey Tyo. h~st , October 17 beginning at 4:30 meetiRR and talking with counLJDn B. down _lt, 10:40 p. m.: g~ ndmg, 1entle, neck Virginia L. Phillips, li'Onton, Gordon Holter, s~cond; C h 1 P· P- m. Flavoring, which is 00. ty and &tate eandJdates. Tlbolt up~' 5.50 •· . m.; Buck~ remed Phone WY 2--6175. and Mrs. Raleigh Cox, Ashland, per Haggerty, third. mg sold by the group will also Cupcakes and coffee were 1J8 ltate up 31, 1 . ~ a. m., 10 12 3tc Kv. 12 year - John Roth~eb first ; be available at the supper. served by the Republican Wo· 1men 's Club sponsor1ng the op· Blue Sea] down 23, 2:15 a. m : ·saturday _ ~trs . Charles S. Pat Archer, second : J1m WarnElKercliU down 23, 6 a. m.; • I 8. k l j Borden 1312 Eastern Ave Shar- er . third. C I L• l Hit 8 en house. Saturday morning the Jl, H. Boswortl. II down Green- Luu a, IC e I, L ·J Rt 1 G olis 13 year - Vao Johnson, fir~t ; asua ty ts headquarters was visited by up 8;40 a. m.: Carol Brent down I Atteml Homecomirl" Mon ·A onh es,R · S 8 Richard Haggerty, second ; Jer- 300 in 24 Hours ·Gubernatorial candidate Re}JUb-ll Greeoup 7 : 'll'5 a. m.,- F · H· · Mr . and Mrs. Reino Lind, " rs . rt Mrs ur .• upe , r ..R.u Som· ry ·Sto bart , thtr · d. SAIGON •UPI) Bidwell Jacob ' - More than lican cectl U-" nuerw ood In .Johnson down Meldahl 3:45 P· lCondor St. attended the home·u' 903 27 th St Pt Pie . 300 soldiers have been killed or campaign bus along wilh m • Orlenian down Meldahl 5. ' · mervl e, ., · as wounded in 24 hours of savage era! other state caniddates. _1-:_ A C. )I I commg game between Fair· ant. Mrs. John R. Sisson, Mas- ...........,.._,...,..,._..... S th v· t N mil .:a "' P-_ m.; nn_ a . . up . e - mont State College. FaTrmon t. on. W. Va .. Christopher Todd comabt in ou Ie am, -, llllltJtltlt.,.JIIliiJIJrt&JIItJtl uahl 5- t•• p• m·• A"ce up Mel Mr. T. Williams, housing · tar• spokesmen reported totltlillillflt 1 " - W Va and Concord Satur- M K' "'7 N F t St ' H E Bowie · ·· ' c mney, loti • ron -, develpoment contuctor from day. The casualties included TOKYO (UPIJ -ton Scbol· 41hl 1·40 .klahp. m.~l H s day_ Their son, Tom, a fresh M1'ddleport, Mr!. Cleland Hines, •-f 1 Lak ~ Or up Me 1 1-ldah.l "" a m. ~~ arry man, is on the football Jquad. Fisher St. , Pomeroy, Robert Athens will speak . .,. ;: ore two Americans killed and one lander o e Vltwego, nd ld ed 1 1e., Dyer down Me 2 ..ro a. m. 1 Also attendina the homecom- K C d p s•- Rt thl Pomeroy Lions Club a Injured. won tbe flrst go m • or Golllpo" D Tampl·~-o ing and the homecoming ·-e · owA.eryMercer • omeroy and Pomeroy Two American military ad· the Uaited States in Cbe lHt us am dance Loren Rt. 1~-t~rJack-· Middleport do-'·-'"' p· m-· · J · s· L•w,s ..,.,. "·"" ~ Saturday evening were Mr J t J H t •h' Rl 1 Chamber of Commerce mem- visers - an officer and an en· Olympic Gamet touigbt whea 4own & 45 p Ch I K • · son, ane · u c mson, on I listed man - were killed along he captured lbt lOI·meter fre~ ····o; ·. mR ·,· bl ares, JO- and Mrs. Charles !Bud) Bickle. Jackson, Pearl K cash, Rt.· I bers Wedne5ilay noon t Tb . Sa •P .J . 'll a. m., eta e up : The PHS Asst Football Coach J k d M G E housing and financ ng. e with a Vietnamese battalion style 1wiD in record time. a. a. m.: Orco down 5:15 a. on. ; . is an alumnus -of F'airmQnt. ac son, anRt 2rsW Ueotrge · Uons art Inviting chamber commander when their jeep dra Kolb of Santa Clara, Calif. Invader down 6:30 a. m.; CodHenneman. e s on. member1 end their guests and was shattered by a mine. earned • sliver medal in tbe rinaton up a •- m. Births all lntere~ted persons to at· women'a toe-meter breast. &auw.U Riv~r- Esso West M r Caeey Dies Mrs. Carroll Edward Smith, t~lld this luncb~oa meetin& at V stroke. Virgtnl1 up Loodon ll p m · a Y IsRutland, daugbter , 9,39 p.m. Hotel Martin. ~-"""' 1· OBSERVE ANNIVERSAn ;,,.,..llltllltttllJtiiJtll.· ·· Sunday Morning d M G R h' t· lJttle Edward up Marmet 11 :20 • un ~Yrs. eorge o me ·HtltltJtltltltiiJIJl-llliJ'Iata~tllll»tJ'IJ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hall oJ j--"':':-::~::-:::::'~;:'";--•11 P- m.; 0. F. Shearer up Mar· PT. PLEASANT- Mary K.lte, Vmton, daughter, l0 .: 3?_a.m. • . • Middleport RD, observed their PAIT 0111 JliULL TtMI met 1:45 a. m.; Allen R. Mer- Casey six month old daughter Sunday. Mrs. John R. S1sson, Dr1ver 18 C1ted SOUl wedding anniversary Sun· N<lw 11va.ltabl~ In uu. area, ·~~~~~ ~ ~ 'U M t • 20 B · M so W· Va ·• daughter ' 8·33 da:ar.,uu, a:um. _cf. fi up arme .. : a.m.; ea- or James W. and Linda See a n, · Paul Eugene Clark. 3(!, of I day quietly at home. They were v•ndina: nut• and othar tnt umn1 ter down Marmet 6:25 ~- m.; Casey, Pt. Pleasant. Rt. 2, died a.m. S~turday. M':5. Lawre~ce Pomeroy, was cited lo Mayor 1married at Ursina. Pa .. October ~~~~ 1 _ ~' tnveatm~nt thelma Ann down WinfJeld &-Sunday morning in Holzer Hos- M. Robmson, 9G Pme Sl. . dau· Ch ·les Legar's COUI't on 1' 1914 They a·· .,e parents c( Route : t - at.1M tnvutment al , ' daughters. . R<lute 3 - 13 ~7o ln~e~tment :35 P· m.; Lucy J ane Lucas pita!. She hnd been ill since Ight er, 3 :JO a·rn - Saturda)·· reckless operation charge two Dell Wright EKctll~nt urn11ln wm full' tn•own Winfield 7:30 _P-_ m.; Jer· birth. Di~ehar~ed lowing a mishap on Nye.Ave. who died in 193B. ~nd Miss Rho- ~~~':t~~~ ~~~n~:~~:; t:;r~..c ~~ ry Bosworth up Wmfleld 12:25 Surviving in addition to tlle j Patients dJsch~rged over the in Pomeroy Sunday at 2:25 a. da Hall, with whom they make care of _The Dal.lJ sentinel, Pom1. m.; Solvay down Winrield i parents arr a brother, James, pa.sl_ weekend mcluded !\"! r s. m. l ll~he~i~r~h~o~m~e;..iiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'ii'"~'~·oiiltiii•iii-iiiiiiiiiiiiii 12 :3$ a. m. ; Jr. and a sister; Vickie Sue, Wllh~m 8 · . Harless, Ch.u les Pomeroy Police said Clark 11 both at home; paternal grarxf. F:a~ler, ~ewls Hoekburg, Mrs. lost control of his car while [ parents, John and Gladys Han- Dooe Smtth, Mrs. L. B. Wyatt, attempting to negotiate a1 er Casey, Colwnbw, Ohio, and Mrs. George Fowler • and infant curve, went left of center, I 1maternal grandparents, As· ~on, Mrs. J . 1 · Spurlock.1 • • ~nd eled over the curb, and hit a ! bury and Ruby McDermitt See mfan_t son, Mrs. R. G. Ph. 'PS street sign. Police sald fConllnued From Poge 1) , of Rt. 2. Pt. Pleasant Funeral and mfant son, _Mrs. Frank Her. was driving at an excessive from Mesa, placed trurd. services will be held Tuesday aid, Jr., and mfant daughter. f eed Clark's car came at % p. m. In Stevens Funeral Carlos J. Baldwin, Mrs. Avo- : s~~p straddling the eurb. WASHINGroN - A House Home with the Rev. Donald neHe Cremeans, Mrs. Bertha . subcommittee hos round that Lockhart officiating. Burial will Duhl, Roy C. Daniels, George Mot&• General Hospital 1 erstwhile Texas busineas tycoon be ln Kirkland Memorial Gar! E. Carson, Mrs. E. A. Vaughn, Admissions Saturday Billy Sol Estes g()t no he 1p dens. Friends may call at hte Mrs. Naomi Silvey. Linda M. Yvonne Bareswil~, Middleport; I from governm@nt officials funeral home after 4 p. m. on B~ver, Wlnetta Montgomery, Sylvia Lacey, Middleport. . through bribery or political Monday. j Tim()thy Watson, Gregory P. Discharges Saturday - Mma pressure. ~ Roush . Lewis, Racine. I But, the subcommittee said In Mrs. D. D. Morgan, Mrs. H. H ital I report released Sunday, the AUXI~ARV TO MEE~ S. Johnson, Mrs. Eleanor How· Pleasant ~aUey an:p Casto eovernment coutd have been a Mrs. Ohn. Knapp, _presJde~t ell, Delbert Boster, Mrs. L. C. ADMI~~- Di r :. Jot more conscienlious in its o( the Amertcan Legton Awul· Evans and infant daughter, ~frs. Arbuckle, C1Ifford Decke (h8'i handlinJ 6C the case. iary, Drew Webs_U!r Post 39, E. L. Keffer and Infant son, racuse;. Rachel H_un~er, es- 1 has called a special meeting Mrs. B. R. George and ~"ant ter , Oh~o; Mrs. Mmrue Spears. ! BLUFM'ON - Facts were f~r tonight at 8 p.m: at the ~ daughter, Mrs. Paul E. France, Ga\Hpohs Ferry; . Mrs. I Robert I to be presented to the prosecu. l gton hall . All executive commit- Mrs. Charles Fort, George Hart, Scarberry, Letart, Mr . ' lor today In the dealh or ~ Boy , tee members and any other In· Mrs. H. D. Bowyer, Mrs. C. B. Kelly' Pt. Pleasant. Scout, kllied when he was struck t~r€stt'd members are urged ~ 0 Handley, Mrs. Ethel Betz, Mrs. D!SCHAR~ED: Katte . by a car as he marched along attend to plan a membershJP , 8. P. Hackney, Robert Le()nard Lakm ; ~egmald Harl, Letart, I a country road with other drive. and Mary A. J()hnson. Jerry Kmg, Akron; Jo ICOIIII, . Rayburn, Pt. PI I Robert Stowe, 12. OU1wa. was ARE GUESTS 1of his sister md brother-in-law, Lynn Rayburu, d. Mra ~ tilled and three of his fellow Mr. and Mr 8. Harold Price of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Butler BIRTHberMr. ~tart 1 ' son I· aeout8 injured when they were Columbus were recent guests of Rutland. erl Scar ry, ' · 1truck by 1 car driven by Har.-ey Mosier, 77, of near Bluff. too. Kevin Crow, 11, Leipsic, and Barry Kuhlman, ll, Ottawa, wer. in dtisfactory condi- ' liGn Sunday ai Lima Memorial 1 Hospital. Mark Stecbschulle, 11. ! ottawa, was released after treat- : ment at Bluffton Community HotpitaL .... --.. 80 Boys Punt, Pass Football Hospital News •"'- rn-1 G....,..- The Pomeroy !Up School ~111m, IU, IU, ~ I marchinJ band preoenled I pr• • rollin, Pomeroy- It- cblon driU show, with I spe•.-~~~~~a·•· PL Pleuant Jt.U, clal Latin Amtrican number to ~ S. .tl, Kua"ba Falla l.U, whlch the l-and danced at • plra..rlti&CID li.GI, London, Mar-- ents' nilht show Frld.y night. -.t ud WIAfttkl dams Wire Jt featured Mlck Menchin.i ln :.. 1M .W.... lt· a trwnpet :solo ot " Oh My Pa ..,...H . Pa." ·~ 44·:- _!D~a~lll!'Y~S~e~n~ti~n~el~,~~~~~~!"':~~~Oc~t..:__lt_:21:,___!1cllll'll_64!_1 ~:~!: SOCIAL CALENDAR a·• w.' nt ......, wd IIIod roaclo ; DOif, 2-HOUR DRY CLEANING ,,' (ON RIQUIITI ROBINSON'S CUANERS - - - - - 1 REGULAR 1 $15.95 1 SPEOAL $13·95 1 r The Best 1 (> Qualified Person I The Job? I I CANDIDATES THREE Rulland Band Givf"< Precision Drills The Rutland Hiflh School the Rutland-Chauncey football game, lo the music or 1 "Brasses Triumphant." Also Included in the show were mov· I 'Warp's FLEX·O·GLASS, that Is. Cover 4ll openin1• NOW Let '" help vou dth vour eopv, or write Add up your bills and debts. Include clotl\es and tl\inp for fall. Put them all together into one budget loan. Now is the best time. Here is the right place. Simply phone for the amount you want. We aim to give you a quick O.K. Have your money the very next day. You will find our service ia considerate, confidential, friendly ... the best you've eves known. : For its exit routine. the band 1 went into six moving diagonal 1 lines. The band i.'l led by Drum Majorette Linda Lathey and 1 majorettes Carol Floccari. Linda HyiOU, J•net Price, Saun- ' dra Dean and Debbie Sheets. Jarvi~ ls director. : the proper form. NOTHING SELLS·· NOTHING TELLS LIKE THE PRINTED WORD! SAVE ' I• I lt vour•elf and we'll help vou put It in lng diamonds with the major- ettes Jn the center. f·D·&· message. HUNDRED OR MORE ~urlng With Your into over 4,500 homes in Meigs County with your FIVE marching band presented a moving company front preci!don drill routine Friday evening GET CAUGHT Place your acl in The Daily Sentinel ancl you go FOUR II (doon, windows, porches) that let in C!Oid winter drafts. Just cut w...... FLEX·O-(;LASS yith sheart, tack over sc~eens or fn~D:M for low:cc.t Wt~ter protection. Warp • a:enume, crystal-clear FLEX.O-GLASS lasts for year• at a fraction Ute coat of 1laa Only ~ a IJlu&re yard at your local hard· ~ or lumber dealer. I'M GALD I've hung onto some older shoes that do NOT have these tooth pick t.oes, which get peaked-er .and peak· ed-er, seems to me. Now I think they're pretty, kind of. I have definite proof .of they'll do to a linoleum over a heating register in sum· . My own piece <of linol· eum) so placed now contains small bullet holes where about four or five visitors with spike have "cut a rug," each leaving her own identifying Jma>rk . I just counted - there are now seven such tiny holes, I get such a laugh out of because I can recall the . shod ladies who made them. . i Just so they dJdn't ~alk away . with the grating as d1d the lady 1 in the church procession, singing in the processional - sbe Just went on with the grating II h hanging to_ her heel wh e t. e fellow behmd her stepped U1 the hole and disappeared. 1 Then there was the bride 1whose heel got stuck - she, & SAVINGS CO. eBUNK BEDS _ $59 INN . . IP.ING eMAnRESS _ $24 fr4f-.a..LOW COST, 5101M DOOIS PORCH IHCLOSUII BAKER FURNITURE MIDDUPORT, 0. !Pk. '1H#HMj' -i4 ;tk , ...a.~ - 4lf ~ 4 .f AUTOMATIC ROTISSERIE -gives de lic ious f lame -ki ss ed flavor roasts and poultry. Self-basling seats 1n ju1 ces an d flavo r. to without amaklns up the kitchen. Smokeless broitin& is another a,s range s~clu!il\lf!. AUTOMATIC MEAT THERMOMETER- """" top performance every time-no guessing. Just set, forget. Meat Ia automatically roasted j usf the way you and your family like 1t best FULL RANGE OF STYLES, models and 111amoraus colors to fit any kitc '-- qn layout, any decoratins P1an. PROGRAMMED COOKING-when foods are cooked the way yoLJ like them, heat turns dow11 to hold food al the correct servlne temperature for hours with no overcooking or dryini out. Ideal forbus~ farn111es where meals ml..lst be served al diffefent times. .- "' . • I THIS COUPON WORTH $10.00 WHEN YOU PURCHASE AN AGA APPROVED GAS RANGE Ct1oose Any prov~d aaa ' ! ' ! mojel lrom the loltowing branCis: Tappal\ Maslc Chef, r;~nie iS allowed. Offer ~al1d A ~~ !rom Se~:~t.l to Oct 31, 1964J i Ebersbach Hardware Co. . •' ••• ,., .- ' ~ !!> It> .., . . . - ,. • • • ¥ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "' Pomeroy ' • ~ Caloric. Hardwick, sun1a)', Norse, RCA WniriPOO!, Kenmore, Sienatu re or Roper. Present this coupon to your Gas appliance dealer and tel $10.00 off on me price of your 1'1CW gas rar~~te. {Un~ the term& ot lhi s offer, a minimum of $10.00 off tt1e purchase price of In AGA Apo ,ui W. Meln St. '. ' SBe all the new styles. The slide ·in for example, slips between kitchen cabinets to give a built-in look. Walt· hung m()dels with eye-level ovens, some have an addi tional lower oven. Standard built-ins for flexibility in the plac•1men·t of surface and oven units. And smart, free -standina: models. At your Gas Appliance DeaiP.r's. 5,008 Average Daily Circulation For last 12 Months ;r,u ....._....,__. '--·~ Of course your present gas range isn't really worn out, but styles and times do change. And gas ranges have been leaders with new cooking features. Just look what's happened in ten short years! BOB MILLER, MGR. Also Offices In G1llipolis and Athens I If your range is over ten years old, just look what you're missing THE DAILY SENTINEL 125 E. MAIN ST. WY 2·2171 :· seals in meat Jukes, keeps meats tender . _ . ARRANGE FOR A CAMPAIGN NOW IN COMPLETE =.... SMOKELESS BROILING- flame-fast ,.,;,, ' t:oad•to·Coast NEWSP.4.PERS SELL 'J'BE ltJOS'l' I ' I AT BAKERS • SOFA BEDS - $55 - I For j' Get fast, dependable service and ASHLAND FUEL OIL with S.C.A. /I Who Is I N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Mo~ller ...,...,====------..i . I =======--="-..;............. 1 I 1 1 Did You Know That ... ? ram I i UPI Briefs Feature of hp Y 1 · ·. i - her hu.obond to' gr.,srnan. will be the gue!t'illcreaae and 111 beneftto IJil;l shoe and stood there and got ened w!rh prayer Plans were Mlddleporl. MttL lrvUJi Karr. •i~aker when uu~ Syrllcu.se publk schoolJ. All frieda aniF m•rrl~ " bareleelln' " yo u made lo hold a Tri·County sur- Jr mtrudUCL>d Mrs Carooo and PTA moell Tuesday, October parents are illviled to atlm!,.. ought say. Well, as I .s <1 y, vey on Sunday, October 18, at told of her work 1o the D.A R., 13, at 7::!0 p.m., in the school Refreshments will be served' ain't We gol fun OUf fOg by the te""bera. 11 p m Rclreshmenls were serv- lncl udmg SUI"' Chairman ol auditorium . A Bible quiz. was conducted I ed at the close of Lhe meetmg ~a ges, State C~an of Jun· of the •·· A NEW AND GORGEOUS wh~:n the Westm 1nJter Youth Qy RobE-rt Harden and Doyle 1or Me mbersh1p, active in Ch.il· Robert Brown county The American Medical AUOr - word now, for me i!l ''d1scom· Fellowship of lhe First United !Sh u l~r dren of the American ~volu- supermtendents office will also ciation wu Ol'g&niRd 1a 1847 at ·o; bobulated on my favonte Presbyterian Chun.:h md Sun-1 1tlon, Gnd ~:>erving now as Nation· att.end 1.0 diacuss the sales tax Philadelphia, Pa. by day everung at the church Mr. IH UGHTER BORN al .Dfofense Chairman in the Cin· ; -............ ==, cute "absent·headed " beau- and Mrs Paul Ht~ptonst all , ad- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Handley, d nnalt chapter . ( tJCJ an . visor::;, assisted . Rt. 1. LangsvHle, are announcBy Bltmche M. Hasklnt! It's almost as good as '·buda-1 The meellng opened with mg the birth of a ! lb. 3 oz dauto Speak • <ID~ · O::ild~iifu:i;i!llidi cwus'' used by une of our dear lgroup smgmg With Edllh Hap- ghter Rebecca Lynn Thur~ay , OPTOMETRIST ~ "' l oid neJ 6'"'b d h se tonstall at the p1ano A book or October 8 at Holzer hospital At Syracuse School Office Hours. 9 to 12. 2to r. !Close at Noon on ,. ors own ome z M H dl th former Don '" BY BLANCHE M. HASKINS ONE MORE SMALL quote ! he, "I tell ye, Ha tti e fmy moth- the Btble. ··LevJtlcus." was read rs. an ey ts e · . Wa 1ler 1:,4 Moeller: former Thurs. _ East Court Sl, Pomeroy OCT 1 - In a recf!nt maga- from " Lorena," - the opemng er ) this hot wea ther just bodac- by Roy Coleman 'I'he scripture na Diddle of Syracuse. Grand- 1, LDe ~m~O<~·r~a".tt":c_T~e~nltlth"_'D~I~st:rl":c:'_t~c~on-~::,=====================o-: tine article Phyllis McGinley !me!! b h reading was given by Bill Hap- , parents are Mr. and Mrs. Law- - , . wus 1y urn out my w o1e c1uD ddl s Mr 1 humorous poet and special writ- "The years ereep tlowly by, lver fie ld." I tonstall. rent e 1 e, yracuse ; . er, has a hilarious account of Lorena, I A playlet was presented by and M~s- C. F- Handley, Rt. 1! .,hot she calls "antl-cooks." The snow is on lhe gras11 a- 1 H<J vt' you had green (or ripe ) Ray Coleman, Edi th and Bill Langsvi lle; great gr?ndm oth These are the gals who want gain," fried tomal oes yet thiS fall ! Haptonstal! During th(• bus1. 1en;, Mrs. Jess1e Cottrill, . Syraan ultra modem kitchen done and I r• ~ ness meeung dues were collect- cuse, and Mrs \ lfl l Slaven. 1 on ,CJ regula! r spnree ed and a report on Ihe y 0 u t hIWell ston. Th1s IS the Handley 's · Preferably in this new d~preas- •·A hundred months havt> pasll· WIthve,em enSIJce em, ro m our 'f h ld Jng ItO me) bronze decor as to ed , Lorena, or cracker crumbs. fry in but- Ra_ll~ held Sunda~, Oct. 4 _in j lrst c 1 · stove refrigerator, sink etc. lt 1 Since la~t I beld that h•nd In 1·ter or margarine Yum yum Ch1l11cothe, was g1wn bv Ed1t h - -- - ' I . ' ' • MESOMfED 1 Is purely a status symbol and min~ . " Loo good to be true Seems to 1Haptonstall. . NA IT just to look at, Phyllis thinks, I me f love toma toes better than The group dlvJded into teams Om1tted m the report on the i and so do I. 1 ALTHEA MILLER IMRS . 1ever, lhough so late in the sea- for the Bible qmz wtth these guests attending the Return I . h . h Gall) was telhng me her latest jsun l\1r . Hl'rbtc" Chsmbers named on team 1 Seren L-ew1s. 1Jonathan Meigs Chapter, D.A , So, Phyllis, avmg her kttc · ''Lost and Found " story About used to tell mi.! '' I like 'em so Bill Haptonstall, Olita Lewts I H. meetlng Fnday al the Nan· j en done over, .for the pure rea- a month ago Althea found a wt•ll r ean eal ··em three limes and Ruth Ann Lacey . Tc<J m z m- cy Heed home were the acUvison that ber smk and he~ stove beautiful dolt baby, all dressed a day." , Kathy Lacey, Cynthia t~es of Mrs. Nolan Carson, gave out, hauled off and ou~ht In a hand knit cap and jacket ! Mills. Edith Haptonstal!. Lols ,_...... a restaurant style stove, S l x on her front porch. So she s"O"t No one around here will Sauer and Leland Brown, burners, four legs, two ovens, It up in a chair there, expect- lrorget Mr. Chambers and · which was the winning team . one at elbow: hei&ht (hooray!), lng some child would come ond lgarden -:- and his I_ishing meeting was closed with and a ':"arnung shelf. She now claln it. But none came, not for - and his general kmdness and by the Rev . cooks m peac_e and comf~rt, a whole month . gnodness to us all. nuppelt. flour on her chm, soup bubbh~g Althea's daughters, Sandra on ~he back of the s~ve, a p1e and Shirley, would come in to l MAY I GIVE you the lun1nic,st l Patrolman Wer'dtt~r om:mg sweetly over m one of ask "Mom, has any one come aor me) thing that I've rea<l ·~ her ovens. I for that dol! yet" And no, they : thi s whole fall. Is Guest Speaker The "Anti.cooks," sez Phyllis, hadn 't. Althea had asked a11 A 1 11 _ . t"Ar Patrolman Donald Weidner of . d 1 . ., . e et on en 1ermg ·'It' my 1 ~ 11 . . St p Ie.an to TV d1nners .an rozen the neighbors "Was 1t yours·· I wa s asked, "Did you have t 1e ua 1polls ate atro 1 wa s _s!uff and exJX:Ct theJr poor farn- and .inquired all o~er her area trouble with your studies, y;~~ ~~~:~ispeaker at the regular 1hes, to bear 1t. l'la1n St • and emnronsl • - h'ke of the Pomeroy Bend 1 ' teachers, or anythmg 1 But they have their bronze Just yesterday Jean Ellen !nt school" Band Radio club Thurskitchens with g!raniums, yet Kelley {Mrs Tum) came and I H evening at the Legion hall ] · . e wro1e down, in the windows. claimed ~he long lost baby left I " I was a pour reeder." Middleport. on the M1Uer doorstep. Jean ElDoyle Shuler, president, conAMID ALL THE SPECIALLY len, too, had inquired all overLook at just those last two =l~~r~~~~~~~~i;iii!;iiii~liiP!.I marked official this and that li· it had been her own doll as a words and see what they real· I cense tags in Waahlngton, D. C. baby and now Jean Ellen and ly do to you . a unique one stands out. It is Tom have two dolls (children) He wrote it down rememn:aarked "Official United Stat- of th~ir own. ber, Not a bit funny if sp•,ken Is Taxpayer., and was dream· HAPPY ENDING aloud. td up and put into use by just l plain John P. Doe who felt SO ALTHEA AND I GOT to !lEAR REAflERS, IF you'Ve You want two things with fuel oil: ' ludge, keeps your fu el supply freehe was entitled to some im- reminiscing and about the Tom misst.:d lhis here column for I. Fast, friendly, dependable service. llowing. No more dogged fuel lines, munity too. Jones's and his big St. Bern- past two months - well, I've 2. A peak officiency fuel oil. filters, screens and nozzles! You save Or ou could just use mv ard dog, reputed to eat a coupla _just been stuck, simply You get both with Ashland Fuel Oil . K n ne Stop· pounds of hamburger a day. m a dry barren desert of noth· money be cau ~ c of increased burner ramousy B.A.I.. oo . h t t · t 'em cold in their tracks while w e was wont o co~e over o mg o say. Only Ashland Fuel Oil has S. C. A , effic~ency, less fuel oil conswned. Althea's on an undesirable erted special Sludge Control Additive:"t!J;, lbey bun that one up. nd 8 d h invited Stuck as bad as we used For prompt, dependable service, you can ra.ooneayse be . . 1 dhl is important to you because it prevents OUR 111ANKS TO OUR read· Mrs. J . to come, bring her shov. k ~~a WJn ~ ~u k -o ~hon count on Ashland Oil. Call us todoyl el and - Well, you know . So , e~ un roa a~ m ~ er who sent us the whole six h M J 1 d'd d th 20 s and then twas time 1 an ey 0of1 put up your car for the '~'~-,i.lllelr. verses of lhe IoveIy Clvil War s e < rs. · . d th b st ASIUAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY "L " The card en course remame e e h- h d'd song orena. · friends and neighbors. A I icc w IC we 1 • closed said Jerry Nelson Am· old and we're very grateful to Jones was a sweet woman, as I find that a few people hi~ lher). so many of you recall. missing these pearls nf wi·s,dozn _ t>AlEN S. BROWN, Agent 1 Reason for two above pro- Althea rebelled, though. Wh. n of B.M.H.'s and so I'm trying Highway Route 124 nouns In these days you Mr. J's famous bees_ swarmed heroically to resume. "'•I Sh' 1 and he asked her to kmda watch But 'tis a "pour" effort of Minersville, Ohi~ have J errl ror a au ' Ir ey • b"l1 th ttled . ,. ·' used for either sex:, and I have em w e ey se . · ·-- ..that .l'm keenl)t.ari~orrowfully Phone: WyandoHe 2·2166 a small neighbor girl named Althea _was. expectmg her aware. ..... . ... J . M rourth child r1ght then, and re· Hoping you are NOT onm urray. fused such a risky errand. Iisame. I remain, etc. B.M.H. ==~:1--- guess the bees did all right and ~":_~~~~~~"'.'.::~~""'""'""'""'""'""'="'C======""'""'""'=""'="""""',:_---------------------------------r---:; I know Althea did. Every time I hear our sweet chimes down at church I think o£ the fine woman, Alice Jones, In whose honor they were given. dueled the meeUng which op- accompanied 1 1 I Bt'bfe Qui·Z 1•5 too went on, abed the other r pay Jllllr.' rfJYO I iii ·- Iron! tllo lilp. "We bert ill the West aren't I !l . .. . l _,; ...~·--'-· - - ___j �. -Bi -• WANT AD INFORMATION .. -.... •• • " I 11 ,, ..... fl . . . . . " "- ·-'· I A •• ~.- ,f\ah• ~ up I up I 1IWI !low alii LJm 'l'lbo OJI llut Ell< 1\. I up! Greo Johr m.; :15 dahl dahl up Dye G dow dow up: o. I In•• rq I Viti Lilt p. I mel rill ter , :35 •o• ry •• 12:: fror 11 lllb ers1 Bill frm lho pre B I I eo~ lot haJ . I tor Sc< by I< ICC } ... tiD llrl Yl) tan IlK WI lltl "" Ott 1111 Ho I I , mo 1111 drl dw I« "B Inc I'll ett I ... Ill :: lin ... ,, , t..1"'"' ' "" ~· ·n '"""~" ' · K" I •n•• rtt. I ,.,1111 ' Busine11 Services TRANSMISSION Sllvaso Company. Rep.trtq all mates. ~·1 tomatlc and standard tranamlssions. Electric welding . Phone WY U173. "u" I I > n~r rHnto I I noert1<>T> ' ........ ~.. 'll-"'""" oOI'I <.J I~COU"' ar> pliO 101 lOCI od; ' paid •Ifill" 1( OIVI 0) hP Jit·t-. okl u xr iiiTt''oJo>url t"l . l , oe:-~1 olWIH'r . ti nl :o-: t; o 1 HI~n l t r~n~, rJJiv, hrl:dN, $899 c!Pan ALUMJNUM 1elt-storing 1torm i windows at price! yor can ~­ afford. Nothing do9.'n, up to 5 years to pay CaU WY 22874 or WY Hl.29. 10 I 12to in- Pomerov Motor Co. - - - - -- -- OPEN EVES . 7:00 P.M. POMEROY , OHIO 1111\l'\lh.~ ?.~ 101 ~ !lo U RJTLI'RIE:S - II • nffl miD mu"' ~h ,Odl•.onrla • •nnl lr 1\KLJ V i lli !1lm. gond 11 1"1'' I I 1>!1 • •>O un " I'IM•&~ IlL ....-1'1t• ""'' P<'' ,.. ... ~ · ~· l"h~·· .,..,.. • $1395 lari tlnear' I'IDIIIIIItc Hoallll1 MlllormDe,- OFto C:J, l:KI UIUi a.JIOA..IIII->-...· I"' M.. OIUJ 1a rurd•r --&:31 Jo. !II. • ., L:l,OO ooot< I'.Mi ro 1iV f'' .,4.\:& &l$ll L 1 " PIU1 LIUCfliiO WANT o\D -- PHONE WY 2-21 56 .. EDd your teWR 1roa1Ue1 We loa.. aD Sew01 Mlldllllel 1HJWJ;: and four rowt• furnio::heFor S1le eo and unturnlsbed apart ments WY Z-&134 12 6 de Saturday, OcL 17, IZ:30 p. ;;;, - ----:: -,---;--:: I have sold my borne and will ~.U: V ft.t..uoell*' aCaD W1 l-ZI'It Da1 or NIPI FOUR room furni shed apartmont. Phone WY ~6511 -. ~· . . . . ..... - .. . ~ .. .. .. ~O~NG with tbe RADIATOR ond 111\!RSDAY WOMEN LEAGUE Rutlaod Furnllun Woa. I, Lost I I!Jgh Smgle - P. CotllnJ 189. I!Jgh Seri.,. - P. Colllru 471. I!Jgh Team Single - Shnoo'J Mkt. 752. l!lgh Team serleo - Slmon'J Mkt. 2178. Carson Beat The Ru•h Black Carson , V. Grate 'folil I FASTEST & BEST RADIATOR SERVICE IN THE AREA. HACKETT1S $OHIO SERVICE Woo 1, Lo1t l Team No. I ' ! Ohlinger Searles Amsbary Hanning Mullen Total Woo Z, Lost I -B-EN-G-LE_A_G_UE Jet l , IIIII F. Aeiker D. Grate 440 323 300 410 419 2003 New York Clothlo1 438 364 361 316 370 2071 .. , 'Mol Natlowal Life los. Whitlatch Oct. l, 111!1( DON'T DELAY . , . ANTI-FREEZE ·- --BEST- 1 TIME , lN'I'ERIOR, exterior painting and paper hanging. Fifteen years uperler.ce. Phone WY ~909 . 10 I ltp Slation Wagon. VS enginP automatiC' trans ._R_adio an~ heater. Lllg!UJg f' ra c k, new whitewal l tin•s, whtte fmtsb, red mterlor. 1960 Rambler Classic Wagon ria! "" $1495 1961 Volkswagen 2 Door tw ... ,.., .... ,.... ,,., .-.vro pa 1 tlr •ti"U"" .. · ~ 1962 Chevrolet Impala ..... ,........... • •• ,~,. . ...-~, •• ,.., ,. ~ t a. a .... . . I Z4 tlo o " ' "'" ~ · · ·• ., ., ,,..,,. . , ''" " l:JO 1:41 QUALITY ·~" . 11(1 . . . . ....... l! ..... fl.... . .... ... p•"(l 14, S:31 OP' "'"""•' 011 up I 1:45 , '' "" '" " t.1 .1 AIIUN. ' 'llfl ~ ~:• ., 11 • N~ . ,a ~ . . . Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS I.)I.AJ.Iu/11 a; Dl> I:Jio'"'' I"UI>tl!!!atl~),.~"""• ~ -00 A. .. ... , , , . , 111111 Car p. . ~ 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mldd!eport, 0., Oct. . . 1964 Ill • .. . .... Aircraft Co. Could bo ba bad Tokyo, wbkb Dll4t 1M Un E Thomam C. Faull< w. McNickle G. Grate Blind Total Woa t , Lost S, Polntl I Middleport DepL Store Woods 581 J . Bailey 421 Wippel 132 448 Martin 391 414 442 Stobart 4!3 Total ~ Woo S, Loft I, Polalo I D - DBar Stivers 577 Walker 100 Lohse 452 Greso (1 Hamel 164 Hawley 556 Schoenleb 12 games) 304 Total 2113 Woo 3, Lost 0, Polnfl I Syiacuse BaU Park Owen Bacon 453 K. Aeilr.er 2lQ Total Won 1, Lost Z, Polntt Z Col. 1:- Southua Elec. Bodimer 463 Priddy 326 Horkey 392 Alkire 431 4711 Coughenour Won 2, Lost 1, Polnl• t Imperlal Electric 448 Carson .. 594 MiHer 433 Bratlon 3110 BLnd 518 Clatworthy 2381 Total Woo 3, Wt 0, Points I Racine Americaa Legloa Goody 368 Gilland 490 Blind 390 Teaford 356 Damewood 5Z6 Total 22~ Woo 0, Lost S, Polnll 8 Damew~ 804 ~ Ingels 471 Nesselroad 464 LoukJ • 521 Grueser 311 Won Cl, Lost S, Points 0 Ind. llish Game - H. Black· ston 224. Ind. Hlgb Seri.. - W. M.,.. tin 801. Team High Game - Middl.. port Dept. Store 9112. Team Higl1 Series - MlddJeport Dept. Store 2000. sell the following personal Walton property at my home on 7 • lk McTurner State Route 12-4 in Nest Rut-' WY 2·31191 Warner 11 Z4 tic land. 1LIGHT HAULING or water ' Krautler Notice 1 M•ln St. 2 Living Room suJtes, one [ hauling . Phone WY 2-6222. Pomeroy Wolf si" roornJ bath. YoWigs· RENT,and modem house, nearly nPw, J bedroom suite,, Ill ~ 30tp __ Total town kitcben, tile floor, loBook Case limed oak bed, Real Estate For Sale Woa I, Lost ! l cated at 136 Lincoln-rd . Call I~vera! SEI! THE NEW ~eta) bed!, Frigid-~ tfEATING. Plumbtac, Mueller _ _ _ __ _. _ _ _ Slmob'l Mkt. ! WY 2-3020. ¥ Z11 lie a1re Refr1ge1ator, ga! range, Furnace.. Aneld Brodlen. FOR SALE _ 65 acres, 5 Collins 471 Good Maytag washer, 2 plat- Ill Easf Maiii Street, Pom. room house wi!h bath double Burdette 304 I For Sale for'." roTckers , several other ei'07· Pboae Wl z.ua garage which hall space for Clark 405 'r==~;;,;·....;;;==.l eha1rs, .(enmore sweeper, apartment on top, ::: acre Domigan 462 7 20 11 Round table, dining room e Jake, drilled well, some land Floyd 350 NOW IN FULL SWING suite, piano, 9 x 1% rug, tillable, rest in pasture and Total 2178 Warm morning ga! heater, timber. One mile from Five Won 3, Losl I Hotsum Sales TRUCKLOAD 403 Points. Financing arrangLandmark Holliday Brick lined coal boater, Oil UNICO TIRE SALE 1 eook stove, stands, lamps, ed. Phone WY 2-6510. , Bilikam 305 Platter 427 utility rabinet, coffee table. & I tO 12 6lc . Carsey 403 Edwards 503 Paulsen PT. PLEASANT- Mn. Gra•• POMEROY, 0 425 336 Couch 1 nearly new portable ironer, H 25 Halev 446 enry, 74 ' 0f St. Alba :t s' form • 3 Burl WHOLESALE electric fan and ice cream Parts & Servlc. On , n ACRE FARM for sale by Total 2291 er Gallipolis Ferry resident, 36 ~ I freezer, old Victrola, book ower. 5 room house with H Y S e 11 Won ! , "'l I, Polnto • Mr.s. Henry PZ '11me1 ea1 PRICES 12 11 • LOSE WEIGH! oafely and eas- i 1010 1 I case desk and some books, Any Mako Choln Saw bath_ E mma Morns, · Harr 1- \!'on • d'ed th'IS mor,ung · 1n Ho1ze-r ! , Los .t 1 Cross'• Store 1 lly, with new Dex-a-diet 181> clock, pres£ure canner, porch sooville Rd . 10 12 6tp F"abrlc Sbop McKenzJ'e after suffering a atrokt!' 449 hospital lets. Only 118c. Stark Pharm swing, hand tools cattle de- I Small Engine S.rvlw ]' th' k ear aer I! wee . mith .,., . s-tiHitJtp 405 S 394 Roush Jlrgular trPad' sn•l mud and horner, and many other art!· :' Sh e was ho n at Ga Ill po 11 ~ FOR SALE: -4 mom furnished Nease Grueser r:nr: 369 ~n ow trt'ad s at lowPst pri ces cles not listed. ~ AUTOMOBilE lllsurance been vf the year. BUY NOW. I StanforC: Denney, Owner 106 w. M.tn Pomeroy, O. house. Nice localion. CiLy O'Brien Louks 510 Ferry on Sept. 9, 1890, and was 353 cancelled'? l ...ost your opera SUPER SERVICE Terms: Cash : ~====================~1 water, gas and electricity . McKinney 343 Nesselroad 430 ehe widtJW of Laffe Henry, whn tor'o lloenleT CaD W\' l-21166 I Large lot. Call WY 2-2806. Howell Total preceded her In death in April, 2299 1963 427 STATION f Not responsible for accident.'!. PHOTO lllllt _ Jack w. Carsey i C. C. Bratiford, Auctioneer Copylng Service. Cop- ________1_0_ 10_ 3_tc Won I, Lost 2, P(llna t · THE CHESTER Fire Depart-! Mgr. wv 2-9932 A. C. Bradford, Manager l~! made of legal papers. High Single- Miller 215. She was I me~be!- of tht menl is sponsoring the GosbJrtb records and almost any SEVEN ROOM brick home tn Instructions High s~ries _ Miller 594. Bruce Chape' Ep1scopal church 10 9 Gtc pd Singing Caravan on sun· ~ other docwnentt. Also lamlnP·.meroy, two bathrooms, 4 ___ High Team Series - Jmper· and the Tu-Endie·.Wei Council day . October 18. al 2 p. m. DAmY DISPERSAL: Friday, ting in plastic, film to pre- bedrooms, garage, basement, u I. CIVIL IERY.CI TESTS! ial Electric 812. DaSugh~e~s of America. I ~~ the Eastern High SchooL October 16 th at 12 : 30 p. m., WOMAN 'S GOOD, clean used serve your valuable papen 3 fimshed roolll.!J in attic. · High Team Series - Jmper· urv1vmg are two sons, ra Tickets may be purchased 2._ m•'les N. of Albany, O. dresses, mostly size 16lf.:, 2 Reuter lasurance, Pomr.roy Large ~ol. Out of high water . 11en •otn•n. a•~ star~ ~II' .. ial Electric 2381 Henry, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, and Le!l, _ 1100:.00 1 w.U. Pnpar••-GI'l' lr•fniDI ' H M A · d from the foll owing places, Leave HI. 50 west near the ~or .$5.00. No night calls. Res-9 t Uc Central heatmg Inquire 1 <.~ntl l 1ppom• 1 rhnuu.nd• .u Jnt» ter enry, esa, nz., In . Browning, Char Ie9 1\''ld th WY z. ••l'l' -.pea Expert•o aw.lll a"" .._ two daughtero • Ml'll • John M Pomemy: Pomeroy National livestnrk sales barn. I dence D. Ad eIme I ermu ,.u: ~hi. 1 1 ntnmuo~ 11111 aa Bank _ ~w isf;er & Lohse, Roy IDiscontinuing' the diary busi. Rt. J, Rutland. 10 6 6tc £Ut'TIONEER 2205 or oh'Y 2-6116. ular~ett ,, ' "1!!1maota wn•• ro .,, CITY LEAGUE Stevens, St. Alban1, and Mrs. ",,•.•,•.•,, ...,_.,., ~..!....,."'.~t"';:.. '"~ Ph~ H & R Flretitoe: Charles Kindle, WellsvfJ!e, 0 . Compjele 8erva 1'rary . \fiddleport: Fore- ness so will .st->11· 72 head , -- - --·1 1 ·~ ~-•• HOUSE FOR SALE - -•• -.Smith 502 Three balf·brothers, Emes1, man & AbbfJtt: Ga!Jipo!is, higt1 gr:1dt-> H ol~ lt:' in <lnd Ayr· ! 62 Buick __ $2,695 ...... tt u•.uard • ·- - O.lb 'i•"' "te L<mdmm k Town and Country shire cows ~md lwJIPr" 12. f.Tfte. P'elllte • Cutaet furnished, Minersville. htm -MENR. Bailey 448 Orville, and Howard Hughes II· In vida Com•erlible cpe .t. ( BRAD-•RD Pb WY • • 12. , 11' 1 :1 GET • u•N'" JOB II Radford 462 so survive, alon.,.. wlth one half· H'.ll·1 d·mg. ; Rli IIan d : Mark'm·s l 43 hc_(ld cows fmm lsl ca lf up I VB 1 25 3 s, mart b urkr>t seals and con-· · "' one .vtJ . "' ...,.. • •·~ Bl k t 57'.. SIS ' ler, Mrs. HeIen Laugil• ey ot ;\L1rkPL. Long Aot1 om. Hens· to SIX )'ea rs. Half of "the sui. Almo,t 1,- ke the day 1.t ----.Ollie - · ·')pera•.ma bulldO&Cin. ,no::~.,.. dr. .- ac son lnneJ, lllckhoeand .Crlpllrl f;ant D Mill 482 Ch t W '' le~'.s Store , Reedsv ille: Reed ! cows have freshened reccnt·JI was sold. I U ttr l ~U/itt op "l.lee w• wUJ traltl ,-oo on · er eser, · ,a. •ur equlpm•nt VA •ppnw.O tor Total 2468 Eight grandchfldren, and one Grocery: Tup~ ly. Several springers. balance 60 p Broth ers • $ ·u~~ rNl!!ent tntntna. wt~t~~ 1 pers PI:~ ins Lyons Grocery; 1 in an s tages of lac t<l! ion. Sev. ont1ac _ J,695 EXPERIENCED ASSOCIATED Woo f, Lost 3, Point• I great grrandchild survive. 1 'l b 1 s · Sta VB C_at alina 4 dr. Po"'Pr POMEROY BEAn . £QUIPIIBNT SCBOOIA Pomeroy Cement Block Funeral servkes will be held R l : - 5 • room frame taL:! w t.an• An. . ' P_re : n. ".'. • '. rv1c.c 'I . era] <Jre r.egistered and cal_ f. , s1t•cnng and brakes. Oue .. loCOiumbu•. Ohio Clatworthy "2 ·~onday 1 p 1n at the L G I tJOn . ,\1 arJtt ta . Wt son s 1' u- 1 houd vaccm:1. ted . 4 head he•f- 1, ca l owner. &:tra nice. house with bath, gas circU·I ~===~!""'=~~~~~~ iJ;1 ' • ' •• • · s ic ~o . : Parkf'r ~ bu:~ · Winane 1 ers m:1king up lo fre she n. 21 1 lating heat, 2. • roorr. base-l . Duerr 516 Mohr Funeral home with th# Servtrf' : Ftvr Pomts: Ke~- i open heifers. Some are eli-· I ment and cellar, unfinished lnsurence Davis M8 Rev. Charles Pitzer officlatlnl. stnne St->n•i[·e Station ; Syra-1 gihle to register. Inspection 1 Andersan 413 Burial will be in the Bruce \ attic, concrete driveway. Out 11 c~:o;e: Hard~n's Market; Ra-1 welcomed. llralth papers' Pomeroy. Ohio I of high water. $4,1XHJ.OL. •HNSOI'II, Slmpsoe ltlluraDCf Sauer 534 Chapel cemetery. Friend• rna~: cme :_ Deem & Restaurant, I furnished . The greater part , _ _ From th• larJZest truck or INCOME PROPERTY _ Nine Agency, ln. All fortnl o1 lD Total 25113 call at the funeral home after Harts. Stnr:; New Haven : j of this herd are high grade PERFEC'J'JON ~ii . heater with ! oulldo:r:er radiator to the room Duplex, 4 rooms up and auran~..-e. Jim Jobnsoa anrt Won 3, Lost 0, Polntl 8 10 a.m., Sundlly, Mlller s Market, I&S ~uper Hol stein s. 300 Gal. Jamesway drum~ and hUmgs, Dayton' tmallest beater oon. 5 down, each with bath. Com· BUd SJ.nipsoD. Aeeota. iiiiiiiiiil 1 1 Market; Athens: Ray R1ggs ; I stainl~ss steel tank , like new; ~lectne scales, 30 lb. capac- I pletely furnlshed. Rents for Uc Bashan : Walker's St~~·e. or, Jamesway pipeline milker, 1ty, 10 ft. meat case, 1955 $32 weekly. from any Che~tf'r l' tre De· with pipe for 36 stanchions. Mercury, body and chassis W'Y 2·2IU Porn.ray 175 ACRES - With 40 partmenl rnemf)er · : Bam cleaner silo unloader less motor and transmission for cultivation balance in pas·. i 10 12 3tc for 12 rt. silo 'etc. complete course in radio and ture and timber, wire fenc-0 _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ 1 M. H. Har~er & Sons, television with all equipment . ._ ·e.. McCOY' AUt,..nNEER ing, well watered. with two Card of Thanks Ownerc Charles . Larkins, Long Bot- Ch oter, Oblo. 3 23 tie ponds, well• and springs, 11FOR -· __ __ _ Harold Goddat·d & Son, tom, Ohm, 10 7 tfc room house with bath, _free WE DESIRE: to thank all who ! Auctioneers ga!i, two barns and plenty OCT. 1% were so kind to us in U1e loss Phone - Bartlett, 0. 2311. 1THERE'S NO charge for u9e 1 outbuildings. On good road 3,1 The Meigs County Minister· of our dear son, Arthur Barr, 10 12 3tcl· of carpet shampdoer with mile off black top and a. miles Ia] A"n. will meet Monday, the Rev. Freeland Norris, the -purchase of Blue Lustre car. from Pomeroy. $12,ll00.00. 12 at 10 a.m. at t be singers, the S_pe_ncer F'u_neral nArnY Disperasl: Friday Oc- ~ pet sha.rnpoo. Baker FurnlTop Dollar P•lct 'or C. C. CUCKLER First Baptist Church. Wreck.• Cer. and truck• Pomeroy, Ohio The Daughters of Rutb- cl8ss Home, lh~ Lad1 es Aux•hary I tober 16 th at 12 :30 p.m. 21h l ture, Middleport. 10 1 6tc of Reedsville. all who sent .1 N 1 Alb L , Box m WY of the United Methodist church 0 · cave fl d · mt {'S · 0 any, 24 HOUR TOWING will meet 11 !be cb cb " BACKGROUND IXPIRIINCI 1 erhs, our •harl 1"• nds and Rl. 50 west ncar the livestock SINGER Sewing Macblne, com. IO 9 3to ur .~n~ alowlw o were e p1u1 m any ---- _ day at 2 p. m. with Mrs. Minnie eFifty Years of Age eBorn Coolville, 0. eEdueated at · sales barn. Discontinuing the pletely electric. Equipped to M God hi way. ay ess you a1l. dairy business ao will sell: zig zag, buttonhole, sew oo Open 1 A.M." '1 P.M FOR SALES: 2 loti 1n Neutzling and Mrs. Mart eraMt. Union Colleee and University of Akron eMarrted Air. and Mrd 'F· L.U R. Barr 72 head high grade Holstein buttons, etc. FuUy guaran~~=: ~;.]; Falls, downtown. Harriet Hy. cy.. 81 hostesses. •Three Grown Children eFarmer in Orance Towoahip an am j end Ayrshire cows and 12 teed. Pay off 7 payments of letwe.n Cheder •nd att, Tel. CH 7-2361. The ~omeroy Elementary P_. •17 Y&arl Teacher of History and Ameriean Govenuneut 12 1 tc hrifers _ 43 head cows from $5 each. Phone WY 2-2204 ru.,.,.,. Plain on Itt,. Rt. 7 10 8 6tp T.A, will meet Monday at ~7:30 • ~ 1:-:t calr up to 6 years. Half after 6 p. m. 10 9 6tc !!;~~ in Ule 1chool 1udltortum. W•tch This Space For For Rent of lhe rows have freshened FOR SALE: 7 room house, ~ wiiJ be room visitation --rage, near both achonls. ,:w· and all parent. are urged 10 Comment On Problems of Meigs County n ·("o·n11y Se\wal springers. EI:.ECTROLUX vacuun rlean· Auto Sele1 so furniture, 463 Llncola St., attend. HOUSE, 26 Rai lrod Stn•et,, P4, Pol .u.. bal_cmceS in all stages of Iacd~ er, automatic, paper bags, Middleport. WY H2Sl. OCT. 11 Middleport. $25.00 month. ln.,: tal ton. everal are registere all cleaning attachmeDts, SOld FOR SALE, 1951 Plymouth. 10 I 3tc The EvBDgeline Chapter •Wrt house next door . 1 and calfhood vaccinated. 4 new over •t50. Guaranteed. Good ~i~lMlddleport, will hold a • running order. wII10 12 31p head heifers making up to Pay off balance 7 payments llam Blake, Doro81, Oblo. HOMESITE, oppromnatel• 2 meeting celebratlnJ "~'heifers. of •".SO each. Phone WY • ' .'"~.. ..... u. lrllddleport Apartment, 5 room.~ • frrs hen. 24. open ~ 10 I 6tp aorea, good spring 1111 proper ~w anniversary, Tuesday, OctSorne are eItgi ble to register. 2204"'after 6 p. m. ober t bath and bas~>m r n 1, on ground 1 13, a 7:30 p. DL at...~~ ~rection welcumed . Health t.r. loti o1 ahade trees, locat1 floor. Newly decorated, hard-, Jn 10 1 6tc ' 19119 FORD, 1 passenger Cow>- ed on U. S. 33 near Rocl< Temple. All membe11 and "~" papers furnished. The great· wood floors . automatic hea t. er part of this herd are high try Squire Sllltioo Wagon, au- Springs Fairground. $2,500. R. lrtendJ are oordlally lnvllod to Call WY 2·3200. 10 10 tfc grade Holsteins. 300 gal. Ja· Wanted To Buy tomatic transmission, power A. Finlaw, WY Z.21175. attond . ==-==~---- -OCT, I! 1teering, radio, heater, pow· liiCE FOUR room hou se with mesway stainless ~tee.\ tank, I"'R SALE-Mlddleport'o tallWalter A. Moeller, !onner basement, hardwood floOrs, like new : James Way pipe- USED GUNS of all type• aod er brakes. Phone WY :&-3898 SAVES TIME SAVES MONEY ni.eeJy located on Linrolo line ~ilker with pipe for .36 calibers. We pay you cash. or see it at Hackett's Sobto eat bulldl"'. lo<ated 1151 N congressman, Will speak before Seoond Stroet, 141ddloporl !be Syracuse P.T.A. Helshta. Call WY 2·3034 . Tra- stanchions. Barn cleaner, silo Tiffin Jewelers, Main Street, Service. 10 7 tfc Priced lor qulok oale. JD. evening, October 13tb at 7:30 cy Whaley. 10 10 6lc unloader for 12 ft. silo, el,c. Point Pleasant, West Virginia. Por Home lmprevlll'llllh u1ro at Obfo BateJ In !be ocbool auditorium. - - ·- - M. H. Harner & Sons, Owners Phone 50. BIU Wellman, Les FOR SALE, 1953 Cbevrolet, 12,· FURNISHED apartment for q The Hearthstone Class of !be 0.. s,..lol Lan. . .,fllt 16 lie Harold Goddard & Son, Auc- Will iamson. 000 miles. Good condition. First Baptist Churclt will _meet rent, ground floor . 3 rooms tioneers . Phone - Bartlett, - - - - - - - - - - Phnno WI 9·2732. John lhlo. WI PURNIIH ••• and bath. 381 S. Second Ave., evening at the .ho_me Help W1nted 2·2Ic USED PIANO lor O. 2lll. liH beginner. ' I~ I 6tp Middleport. Call WY 2-5262. of Mr. and Mrs. Ed!JoD Baker eTOP SOIL Must be in good condition. ~----------.....: 10 6 Uc WANTED: Woman to eare lor at 7' 30 p.mOcr 11 APPLES, Burdette F r u I t Call New Haven 882-3611. The Rambler eFJLL DIRT TRAILER on Grant Street. Farm. Phone WY 2-6970, 10 IZ 3tp World Slandanl ol Clompad elderly lady. Live ln. Call White Rose Lodge Auxlllary 1 Call WY 2·334G or WY 2-21U. Pomeroy, Ohio, Rl. 1. Esi!OIIonoo ' 9 31c of Middleport will meet Wed· WI 9-2114. •SAND ltt3-tlo fl 25 25tp Mala Help Wanted Bl1 oar room, rldo IIIII perlnesd''Y afternoon at 1:30 p. m. LOOK tNG ,OR SICURI at the legion halt with Mrs. - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - lormance. SmaD eu- eCODODIJ I _ _,.;;: eGRAVEL JOlt TRAILER lots for rent, clolle WHY PUMP your sluggish sepTruck Driven Wantedl and lllllDRgertJbWty Robson, president, in to LaLUJdrymat and schools. tic tank? Get Klean-Em-AII Exp•riene.d or See .....,.. for u. • Ch1J .._,.. t.~te charge. Valley Lumber & Supply Com. Septic Tank Cleaner. Land lnuperienced For Long ~lttaa Motarl s.. OIW' *' ..w lnmo~~W:~• ~~.- The Return Jonathan Meias pany, Middleport. 16-3-tfe mark Farm Bureau, Po m· Dl.t•nce Hauls Write E. MaiD Street, PomerOJ ncatatoU UDeo.lll ' - " ' - kahtt.~t Chapter, O.A.R., will hold 1 MilDER~rOOm and bath I eroy. 9 29 30tc MAYFLOWER TRANSIT n.a. WY 1.1811 ~~ _ . . __ , rummage sale Wednesday, fumuhed apartment. M 1 d·l lndion•ooll• •ndlono I 22 lfc' SALESMAN Wanted: A good , Thursday and Friday, Oct. 14~ WY z.3174. SINGER SeW1nr machloeo. l":==~-~.~~-~===='1---------reliable dealer to supply cus- 113, 16, In the Weber Building t 11 tic new, SS9.30 up. &everal used Livestock 1962 Plymouth 2 door, VI, au- tomers with Rawlelgh Pro· next to the Quality Print Shop Phone WY 2-3284 ~-=--:---::--:---:-----=-- machlnea at bargaJD pricel ____ tomatic transmission. Sale ducts in Pomerov & Midltle- lon Mill-st . Memben having ar· • Dupin. I bedroonu. Sngar Tbe ~·abrlc Shop. <~n~er Saleo TWO NICE Hereford bulls, 3 price $11195.00. Poweel'o Ser· port. Write Rawlelgh, Depl. l' tlcles may conlacl Mrs. Erne~ P•g• St. Middleport . llaD 11'11, PoaterO)'. Pbone end Servtoe, Pomeroy. Ohio months old. WY 'l-67611. vioe Slatillll, Middleport, Ohio Oh J 140 127 Freeport, Jlli !JOn Jone• or Mrs. Geor~• SkinWY U811. 10 I llo WY :1-2284. t 21 lie 10 1 ~lc 10 1.2 Sic noil. 1tJ.IZ.2tp ner, or Mro. Guy Nelgter. ~========='/ ----;=========~~ FOR 1965 BUICK$ - PONTIAC$ Blaettnars '====·. • • 1 HOMELITE • SALES SERVICE Television Revue NEW YORK (UPI)-Yu, Va.,alter he was dotns wonden. then is a Howard Hughq. Thirty-flve yearr ago, he wrote, Tbn 1111uot bo. That was 1111 directed, and produced " Hell'o atellitt up there tbJI a.m. Angell," a tremendoUI movie• bringiq 111 lha opening eer.. otarrlnB Jean Harlow. moul11 of lha Olympioo »vo Sol Speed Re<or<l from Tokyo. That II, ..,. of 1111 oompanleo, Hugbea Aircraft, Twenty-nine yearo and made the Synoom saleillle lnr month ago, he sel the world the Natlonol Aeronautico and land-speed record wblle pllotlq Space .o\dmlniltrltiOD. a plane he, of course, designed. Howard Roblrd Hughet:, a Tweotyoo~eve~ ye8NI ago, he legend. TaU and lanky, A gen- a transcontinental speed record. lus built around 1 Ten• drawl. Twenty·six year:,; ago, he aet Seven or eight yean ago he 9taggerlng roWld-the-world dropped out of - well, nobody ord (3 days, 19 hours, 14 who has been looklnJ: for him utes) . He also dt9covered Russell and ~e~ ·~:~~~~~~~~:I has had any 9uccess. It'o like thlo. Many years He dated Btllie Dove, ago, he bad become 10 un· ine Hepburn, Yvonne de t-ar·•o.l reachable that h1l uncle, the Ava Gardner, Lana c:;~:::l late playwrtsht Rupert Hnsheo, Glqer Rogers, Cyd 1ai.d: "I can get through to the He once refused to answer Almighty by dropping to my ques~on flung at him by a kneel but 1 don't know how to gressional committee, and eet ~ touch with Howard." away with it. For thoae of you too YOU!IB Recepdon Very Clear to remember, tbll IDJID beaao llybt& at age 14 and ooon thor• Hugbes is president of nothln& to do with Synonm, but ltl<o 10 lbJnk he llld. Also, I wiJh Jopao ,..,.. 1101 10 far ahead of ~ time. The open· lnl waa bold lbla altern01111 ID - ..-··-· - ........ ..... 1.- tottao BlAmNAR'S SOCIAL CALENDAR State Representative BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING 1 Charles Knowles II iO btrdll a.o......., melody ........ 11. Meditet~e LKindat t.land bird ILWub• 12.-oloMIIo lf. Signau .u. Entire l.>retall!o ... Lolr """" a u.s_ 13. Fa.the~: !e. ConClse M..Exe~ ........ prey: ,....un ll. Coyertnp for the teet Ul. -rheW•y otAll__. Jt. hawallur 28. Klndot ~ II. Bolo1n ....... -..... "-~adbJC "' ~ ~· ~"' ~ ""' (A"f .. 0; ~ ., "-llotbeo ~ ~ 1... I" Lf'L ABNEtt ~ ~ 1'0 S&.61.8.......... I' .. ~ ~ 80. AeCCNQi.; l.bbr, A.Nol&e 13. Early CbiDUI ..... . f0-:l" ~· .. I"' 'I+ 28. Gle11 29. Preaen.tly ltl. Intaat 38. Merga.n..iO. Younc 28. Girl'1 nickname .....t II. ExoeulveJy ft. Exela,ma. , overweight ~ " 'l: 29. Border 2!. Permit 1'1. A 1&164 oolloq. 2'1. Birda ot ~ "- llotbeft lifteeL 18. PeJ'IIOilal - ptM1·~1rt lcal- "''""' letter ......... ·-- •• flti:J.l I.AloiWii:LL ~ f . M&tbeae:t- M br. 15. Lb:ivbml 17. Angl()oo as. """"'Droop t0 i41 .. ~ ~ ... . 1'.. ~ ... , , ~ ... .. Hore'a llotr tD wodl Iii AXYDLBAA.X& DAIIJ CBJ'I"l'OQIJOTE .. .LOJI'GW.LLOW One lett.r llbnp~J" atandl for another. In thta sample A 11 ate4 lor tbe ttar. L'.. X fw tbe two O'~t ete. S&llgle Jtttera, ap<We tropblea, the t.Dilb IUid torma.Uoa. ot the wordl are all hina.. - dq 1110- !etten ... - A GVW Dr a;pl~ PBB.WAW I..VWY Quota.Uua ADPOQ.G&YW 8l11VQJrll QllliPG.IIBP BWNGQX4&TPW.-OWQY&·~· I& ,~. t:liCif TRAC, KDYPD WMPO Radio ~- '"How oan I tall wltiah hat I like boot on you whon you kHp your hando over the price tap?" Gie"O BJaettnars I 110- JO. ()pv&tJo -- miTT. 1.Cblp &N...-ai IS. Cmwd 87. Piece ot I CHARLES BLACK RADIATQR SERVICE ~ l.tlDal>io I' I I I .............._ ... ""'-" .. DAILY CROSSWORD ..... Mrs. Henry is Oaimedat 74 cast take place from I to S o'clodt tbll ~. New Yort tlmt. II Y"" ou'l that, torsel 11-and keep your oet dowD low••• WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 6:45 Sign on 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:113 News 7:08 Muaical Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:43 Word and Testimony f:OO Oblo Valley Newo 8o05 World News UO Sports Today 8:15 Weather 8:16 Mualcil Clook Ul CO!Ibnimlty News UO Tall< ol !be Town 9:11 Muoo County Newo 10:00 Publlo Service 10:15 Family Worsltlp Hour IO:SO Laicbs•rlnj U:OO Newl Beat 11:05 Mornln& Melodlea ,...pi Friday, Church Bella Ring ll:45 World Newo 11:16 Muon County New• 12:00 Community Newo 12:05 Local Newa 12:10 Markell 12:15 Weather L2:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 New• 0 Grams 12:30 County Ageot 12:43 Country Go Roond 1:55 Newo Beal 2:00 Country Go R~d 2:55 Newa Beat 3:00 Midway Malini!O S:55 Newa Beat TERRY 4:00 UO 5:00 5:05 5:15 5:25 5:30 5:43 Discing with Dosa.. Interchange Community News World News Sporto Today Weather Dinner Musicale Sign Off SATURDAY 1:45 Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7:0! Musical Clock 7:30 New• Headlln.. 7:3% Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony 8:00 Ohlo Valley News 8:05 World News 8:10 Sport. Today 8:16 Weather 8:18 Pt. Pleasant H.S. Football 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worship Hour 11:00 News, Army Hour 11:30 Puhllo Service 12:00 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Gram! 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:15 Oblo Slate Football 4:00 Disciq with Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 News Rutllldup 5:15 Public Service 5:30 Dinner Musicale US Sigo Off MONDAY THRU FRIDAY f:OO Sign on -Newo f:O~ Sacred Heart Hour 6:20 Meigs County RFD 8:25 Paul Bowen - Fann -UO Newr • .... " ,1 o33 Rev. R!;!!IIJIII!!..JAAes- Ret 6:53 Sports llendUneo· t11 7:00 7:05 7:30 7:35 WO!!~rer · fi<J83tl News Tlny'o Cliapil News Pickens Hardware tTues. Thurs.) 7:50 News Report 8:00 Bill Miller Show 8:00 Johnson • Simpson Ins. Show (Fri.) 8:10 Roy'l Food Basket Sbow (Mon . Thurs.] 8:45 Baker Fumlture Show (Wed.. Fri. 1 1:45 I&S Super Market Sbow (Thora.) 1:00 Newa 9:05 Coffee With Janel 10:00 Grand 01 1 op'r:; 11:00 Mlnlatorlal Assoc. li :U A.S.C. Prosram • Fri. ll:U Family Worshlp • Thurs. ll:U M81on Co. Agr. Exi.-Tues. 11:33 Swap Shop 11:45 Tlny'o Country Hymns 12:00 Noon Report 12:15 Goessler'o Guest Slllr-Frl 12:15 Larry Anderton Show t :OO Jim Mees Show t:l3 Blaettnar Auto Show tThurs.) 4:30 Local Newo 5:00 Jim Mees Show 6:00 Simon's Market . New9 6:05 Snndown Sereuade 6:11i Sign OU September 1:45 Sign 011 October SATURDAY 6:00 Sign On - Newa 6:05 Country Musle uo Country Jamboree 7:00 Larry Andersoo Show 8:00 Pomeroy Hl Football 9:30 Middleport Hl Football 11:00 Top Ten Show !Dairy Valley) 11:30 Top Ten Show (Dultona) LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Musical Interlude 12:30 Rov. Merlin TeetiJ 1:00 Bill Miller Show (OSU Football) 6:45 Sign Off September o:45 Slgn Off October SUNDAYS 7:00 Sign On - New• 7:35 Sunday Sbowcase 8:00 French City Baptist Hour 8:30 News 8:33 Hour of Deliverance lEider Cline) 9:48 COJ,gret!SI!lan Abelo 10:05 Sunday Chapel 10:33 Washington Reports to tile "eoplo 11:00 Sunday Show ABBIE AND SLAn 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Christians Hour 12 :30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Rev. Andrew P•rso111 1:30 Rev. Silas Billups 2:00 Sunday Chapel 2:33 Rev. Roscoe Thorne 3:00 Sunday Chapel 3:33 Country llymntimera (Dan Haymao) U3 Sunday Showca,. 6:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 6:30 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign ~If September 5o4S Sign Off October --~------------~-----------~~~~~~==~--~~B;v~G~E~O~fi~G;E;W~O~N=D~Ek BE LIVItf WITH I?SG'IAR CAVE DWELLERS'? AN' CARMEN, V'i*:AI?D HER V~y TEll. HOW SHE ~a KIDNAPI:D AS A AND RAI'bE"D BY Ttl' GYPSIES , 'll-1i=.N HOW ROLLO CAVIE ALONG ANO BOOG HT Hfl? ~I?OM Tk' (ll'PS'f R:lR A THOUSAN D lU B E f-IlS WIFE I WILD, EH'?STiLL. IT 8EEM S T'HAVE WORKSD C f.II~I=" TAI N Otn f.:ll'l ~ J:OR BOn-! OF 'EM/ lv RAE811RN VANBUREN DELAHV'!l: MADE- IT VM HOUT J,'{) •,liN ' HI!> Pi N KIE~ -SO 1 GOT AN IC.t:.A: f ·'l'rJ I'LL Ar.:;{A\IGE 1D lVJI<K lA-r.E_ AND MAKe SURE:. I HAVE. PLENTY 0!1·~o,'I ""Nf:S5E5 ARC!...IND TO CONCRETE - WHOiiiJER'D FIOOEIO' WE'D EV!R I• BRANNER ·· READY -MIXED j Bv HAROLD GRAY P?CV::. ! WA.S NO\VHE.Rf NEAR We AReA I • ti t NEED SOME C:HANGE ---I'L.I.. HAVi TO ROB NANCY'S BANK Goeglein Ready-Mix Co~ ....... ·- ·, •• :AJ,JD, AS LM:~L, WITH LESIONS OF 1HJS NA"TURf, THii DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURSG ••• �'· • ... ' ...... . l •. • • - I · - -.. ~ ~. • J- - • -.. - v-- -- .....................• • • - • • • •~• . '"•• ' ... . .- -..... lr . - ~ ..?-"' ..... ...... .. ...........,._o.:-_•, ....... , . __._ .. ___.... .... -.....-- • • ~- ...... .... _ "' .- ...,_ - ' • • I B·D..,ly Sent mel . Pomero' Middl epo rt 0 . Oct !2 1964 '. • WEA'I'HEB Fair llllll&bl llld Wodn.. day A Uttle warmer Wedae1o day Low lolllpl IH1 . ' .•• e • enttne I ROW YOO iJifOW' fte rex d "0 7 0 '"' oha &Mil, wa a ce. Nlln lla hsd 2' ..,.. ••••II -. :1M far 1 - Ia ,..,, e ••I VOL XVI NO. 154 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Reedsville Trio Fined By Judge Ill 1: II I. - •I• •• ' .. Urdled •••...,. ' ' lnl..,.nalionul •• •c 1 '; l ' ' ~ I . •• •I ' ' I Middleport councilmen re· owner to move the sign; park· of safety The lease change WU v1ewed a wtde range of prob- mg on the sour! side of Rut,.. referred to &Olicitor Bemard. WASHINGTO'II ROBERT Jems facing 1t - from ter- tand..St , from Second to Third Fultz, and the other matt.tn Lowell , Zenith and Garrel S McNamara , who already nutes m town hall to a resol- Sta , may be elmunated on a wlil be acted on when necetChevaher were assessed hnes has served longer than any pretJon satisfymg the Ohw Rtver tnal bas1s after confer~nce w1th sary of $15 and costs on disturbmg viou!!l defense secretary except Sarutatlon Compact - Monday Foreman &: Abbott, appliance - DLScussed md referred t1 the peace charges and $50 and one, Is expected to continue m mght m 1ts ftr!!lt regular Octo- dealers, a meter m front of the comnuttee a proposal to enc1 costs for destruction of properoffice 1f Prestdent Johnson IS CARL COOK ber meetilll! Erwin Gulf Statton, at the a fence around the garbap ty Judge Porter suspended $40 elected No cabmet officer apMayor Lee Smith referred all !:lame corner wtll be pulled out dwnp to prevent spread o1. ftrt1 of the fmes on destruction of pears to stand h1gher at t h e property charges and placed the bul the most pressing back to and parkmg banned there, llso there requeslec by PomorOJ White House than the 48--year j trio on 90 days probation. committees for further study on a 30 day tnal May~r Chari~ Legar, aeeofd. old ex-presidei'lt of the Ford ~1 o. and recommendations Pedestnan c r o s,.s w a I k mg to Mayor Smtth, as a pre» tor Company ln other county court cases Official actions were accept· signs Will be removed to p~ qUIS\te to Pomeroy paying at Judge Porter fmed Howard Eng· ance of routme reports by the vent somebody gethng hurt, least $200 arrears in rent (a' llsh $50 and costs, wtth $40 susPT PLEASANT Carl H . Cook, formerly of Roane mayor, of $170 80 rece1ved dur and the problerr. of regulatmg $50 per month) and continued KINSTON, N C. FLOOD pendedl and three months pro- County, was appomted as County ExtensiOn Agent - tng September ' of the fire trafhc flow over the lanes when use of the dump by Pomeroy• waters from the ram - swollen Neuse River swtrled today son formerly of Clifton and batton, on a charge of permit· Agncultural m Mason County effective October 1. He chtef, and of the pollee depart,.. pedestrtan.s are IR tt was put The dump IS located In Pom; ba ck 10 commtttee eroy but operated by Mldcn. through parts of eastern North the granddaughter of Mrs. tmg an unhcensed drtver to op- has held posttions JD both Monroe and Ntcholas Counties ment Blanche Compson, Clifton. erate a vehicle, O'Dell Blake, as Vocational Agriculture Instructor m the htgh schools. Referred to new committees , W B H.arns, local manaport Charles Pullin, attendant. Carolma where early damage Her father 1s employed by defective emergency brake, He was m Monroe County three years and Nicholas or back f<Jr contmued study ger, C1ty Ice and Fuel, Park· asked pernusston to bum a fire esttmates totaled $10 nulhon the Parson Construction Ccm$10 and costs, Henry G ArnCounty nme years were St , mtroduced the brothers, break m the lower reaches a1 But officmls hoped that the pany in Montana. old, parkmg on roadway, $5 and Previous to hiS appointme.rat here in Mason County, he - PosSJble future markmg off Vttus Hartley, Jr , and Arthur the dump to help prevent worst of the floodmg, whtch cosls was County ExtensiOn Agent AgrtculturaJ m Boone of sidewalks and pedestnan Hartley, of Pt Pleasant , who spread of fll'es. ~ msttB drove 3,700 persons from thetr Others were Wllliam FreeCounty for two years. Ilanes at Tiny's Foodland, Pearl proposed leasmg from the town of a dump rental fee for tndJ.. homes, was over Gov Terry man, stop sign violation, $10 Mr Cook was reared in and Locust, after the .irm com- an addttional triangle of land Vlduals was termed "unfeasiblt'• Sanford declared a state of and costs, Wdharn J Moeller, Roane County and graduated m the Post Off1ce Bu1ldmg in 1 pletes Its new warehouse and adJacent to their bulk plant for by Counc!lmau Gene Harrl• 1a emergency m the area Mon· dnvmg too slow, $5 and costs, from Walton High School. He Pt Pleasant parkmg lot for which parkmg erection of a metal wareh<luse an mternum comnuttee report day and wired Presidenl John~ and Larry D Carson, Richard received his Bachelor of Sci· A reception In honor of Mr lot concrete was to begm bemg " wlthm h\iO years " They also son for federal asSlstance A Peyton and David Lawrence eiK'e Degree in Agnculture Ed- Cook will be held Thursday, poured today asked the lease be to C1ty Ice -Refer~ed to committee MayGrate each $20 and costs for ucabon from West VrrgmJa tin- October l5, 7 30 p m at the - Alleged obstructiOn of traf- and Fuel rather than to the or Smith s request flll' higher CARACAS AIR FORCE speeding 11vers1ty m 1950 At the Unlver- 'ppalach1an Power Com p a· flC vtew at Roy's Food Basket, Texaco Otl Co to relieve the licens1pg fees for garbage hauiLt Col M1chael Smolen of s1ty be was a member of AI· ny AuditoriUm Dr Richard N<Jrth Second and Rutland·st , oil frrm of habthty, and asked ers, atso that cockroaches and. Chandler, Anz, told newsmen TOPEKA Kan mPI) - Sen Lawrence Coy Fields was pha Zeta agricultural honorary Slavm, Area D1rector of the by a low stgn may be correct- future perm1sston to fence off termites are in town hall early today he was "relatively Barry M Goldwater today de-- found not guilty of a charge and Alpha Tau Alpha Agricul· West V1rgima Uruverstty Appal- ed by negottatwn with the bulk plant property m mterest - Put off to a special meet-\\ell treated" by the Commun- manded "a maJor re-direction" of fictitious reg:~stratlon, but tural Education honorary frat- achian Center, Will be the guest tng, probably th1s week, 1 r• ist kidnapers who held htm of US space efforts in light of was fmed flO and costs for ermty speaker Dr Slavm will talk on olutton requested by Flo)d G. 0 pnsoner for 87 hours over the what he called " the shockmg dr!VIDI! lell of center. He 10 marned and the father "The Changmg Role of Coop' Browne and Assoc' Marlon, 0~ weekend news" about a multi·passenger Bond forfeitures mcluded Ra. of two children Evelyn who Is eratJVe Extension ServJce " ' engtneermg advtsors ln MiddleSmolen w&s released late Soviet orbital flight bert Copley, passmg on a yel- a semor m Pol~t Pleasant Htgh The Mason County 4·H Leadport's sewerage proJect, that Monday mght lD Caracas' Flor- The Repubhcan presidential low hne, $17 50, David ~ea!le, School , and Robert who Is an ers Association will serve reI would set up a new schedule of id<~ dtstnct A pollee car found candidate sa1d lh1s In levehng d1sturblng the peace, $25, Bur- eighth grader at the Junlor freshments for the SOCial hour actions Jeadmg to sewerage conSmolen a blindfold taped over a broad scale attack on Presl· ford L Capehart, failure to stop High school His wife Ia also to follow The publJc Is mvited Robert Clark, inspector for the State Department of strurllon, acquisitiOn of a site his eye~ wandermg along tree· den I Johnson llS 'a part • time with a clear, assured distance, from Roane County They are to attend and get a~ualnted Agriculture, congratulated the Meigs County Fa1r Boa r J ror the proposed lagoon on the hned L~ Samanes Street at President" who Is out poUtJck- $27 50, W1llte 0. Dye!, speeding restdmg at 2222 Jackson Ave with Mr Cook and his famJly on its successful presentaUon when the board held tt s m er s1de of Route 1 below Hoi). 10 45 P m He was wearmg mg while "maJor cnses . are $27.50, and Jack Philhps, no Mr Cook's office ts located and wtth Dr. Slavm. ' regular meetmg recently. I son IS atemporal)' holdup ctvlhan clothes _ blue slacks, burning'' vahd operator's license, $27 00. Clark told the board, "'Your efforts m stag1ng the re- - Heard Jam~ Kimball, arel • blue shirt and ' tle Goldwater accused Johnson of cent Meigs County Fair are known by the Department I1 manager of the General Tel.. . activities ranging110m " if jiolltof Agnculture. The Meigs County Fair has come a long phone Co . review recent prt>ical travesty of the Lord's Day"' way m recent years, due to the efforts of the board and 1 gress and future plans of hlA COLUMBUS - PRESIDENT to giVIDI! a short 10-mlnute others connected With the work of presentmg a success- ftrm In Meigs county as a part Johnson will make campatgn shnft to Ph1hppmes Pres1dent Javeollea - persons under ful fair." of the f1rm's ••we'Jl keep you speeche!! m Cmcmnati and Day- Diosdado Macapagal In San U - wHI have to be off the Clark. also pratsed Melg!!l mformed" program to this Frtday, state Democrat- Francisco Sunday streets wben a 8 p. m. curCobnty Farr Board Secretary E Shenefield and Hiram Slaw- Ktmball lndtcated the Melg!l lc Chairman Wilham L. Cole- •'Because of his full·bme pol· Routme busmess was discuss- few sounds in Middleport beFrank Johnston for h1s part in ter The new director named area J S showmg more growth man said Mond&y Tentative JtJckmg, we now have a part· ed Monday at the noon lunch- ginning tonight un~ss accom· the annual events at the Rock for the one year term wtll fill m u~ : o of phones than Its neigh.plans had called for the PresJ· time Prestdent," Goldwater de- eon meetmg of the Pomeroy panied by their parents, Chief Dr H C Mullms, a 1963 Sprmgs fairgrounds. He clas~ the vacancy left by the restgna. bor areas, noted there are 3000 dent to mclud~ Columbus on the dared "We have a part-time Chamber of Commerce at OF Police Herb Gilkey, IUJoo graduate of Baltimore, Md, ed Johnston as one of the top twn of Robert L Jones plus phones m the eounty, 20,• 1bnerary of hts second swmg President when we are faced Craw's Town and Country Res- nounced today. College of Dental Surgery, Urrl- fair secretaries 1n Ohio The electiOn Will be held In 000 calls daily, and 233,000 toU. mto the lluckeye State Wlth full • ttme and full • scale taurant. Dtscussed were the Recent continued vaadallsm vers1ty of Maryland, has taken Another guest attendmg the th~ county commissioners of. calls annually His comp. J hal problems " ' 'Buy Local!' stgns that have which officials warned would over the ofifces of the late meet 1ng was Donald Dmes of fice at the rourthouse Anyone an arumal payroll of $131,109 ill Tbrft Scheduled Stops been prmted, and their dlstri- bring action, has made the Dr K D Amsbary E Mam·st the Dme Amusement company holdmg a 1964 membersbtp ttck:- the county, and $145,000 WJU be, NEW YORK - THE ~ETRO. Goldwater's remarks were In butlon, a brochure that bas order necessary, be said in Pomeroy who thanked th• fair board for et at the close of this year's spent m 1965 in improvements poiitan Opera opened tts 80th a speech prepared for delivery been prmted and proposed ad~ Youog people involved In Dr and Mrs Mulhn!! have Its co-operation fa1r, or at least IS calendar and expansmn, part of w~b aeason Monday mght With one at a rally m front of tbe state dittons to Jt publicizmg plant church and ~ebool acllvJhn one daughter, Jackie, age 3 It was announced by the board days before the date of the w11l be all' - pressuri.zinl 46 of tile grea~~st accolades,tn its House at Topeka, Kan It was sites, and Ule possLbU1ty of eondnuing beyond 8 p. m are Dr. and f,..rs Mullins attended that the three-year terms of five election , IS quahfted to vote miles of cable, he said. history for La Stup~da - the flrst of three stops by Gold· securing an 8lrp0rt st~ to go straight home, the cb1ef Concord College, Athens, W d1rectors will e-xp1re this year Attendmg were Harold Carna· Attending were CouneUmen Austrahan soprano Joan Suth· water today, launching a fiVe- The ChriStmas program com- said. Parents of othert, when Va, and Mrs Mullins taught A dJrector for a one year term han , William Dowrue, Loren Harris, Clifford Stumbo, Wayne erland. day tour Wlth emphas1s on wm- mittee urged merchants to re- apprehelllled, will be hf'ld re- in the pubhc schools of Balti· also 13 to be ele<-ted The elec- Hoffman, Rex Shenefield, Hir- Gibbons, John Zerkle, Mayor MisS Sutherland touched off ning beck defectors from Re- turn cards they have received aponslble, the chief said more county, Md , four years. tion of new falr board directors am Slawter, Davtd Koblent~, Smtth and Clerk Gene Grata. the most remarkable of all ova- publican ranks in the heartland so tabulation can be made to Dr Mullms served m the Ma· wtll be held from 5-9 p m. on Charles Radford, Chuck Wd· and Treasurer Bob E. Bytr.. lions, 8 stamping, shouting, ap- farm arena Goldwater also bad come up wltb • proposal for a rme Corps before entermg den. Thurlday, Nov 12 hams, Fred Letfhelt, Wallace plaudmg outpour of pure aud.l· speeches scheduled today in Chnstmas program. PreSident tal scbool He has been In Directors whose terms expire Bradford, Fred Cklegelin, Her· ence ecstacy at the end ol the Des Momes Iowa and Milwau· Jack carsey mtroduced two private practice smce June, are Harold Carnahan, Wilham Ibert Shields, Orvllle Brown, "mad scene" three quarters ~If kee, Wis ' ' gues:ts, Ralph Moore, area re1963, at Unton, W Va The B. Dowrue, L E Hoffman, Rex. and Secretary Johnston. the way through DemtZetti s source lllleilt and Dr. H c falnlly belonged to the Pres'lncl8 Di Lammermoor." It was Mullins a n;w dentist. byterlan church at Umon a challelll!e that "La Superba" • •• • President carsey also urged A report has been returned to -Marla C.llas- .-111 fmd hard attendance at the Wednesday the Meigs County Healln Depar~ LT. REYNOLDS JMARIETI'A (UP!) -The Ml· to match tn her return as Tosca The Pomeroy Athletic Boost· evening jomt Pomeroy and Mid· ment that a skunk ktlled m the IN TRAINING _ 2nd Lt rietta Tune!, a poUtlcally indelator In the oeason. ers will meet at the high dleport Chamber of Commerce Peach Fork area last week was Frank Nelson Reynolds of Mapendent newspaper, endol'lllll school bullding this evening at meeting which will feature V. rabid son has enrolled m the OrdSen Barry Goldwater for .r.. DAYTON _ U. s. REP. 7 30, Reina Lmd, president, D Moore and Forrest Jackson Health officials smd today any- n~ Officer Basle trairung Mtddleport's general fund the obJect of 110peration tion as president Paul F. Schenck, the local Re- asks all members to attend of the Industrial Commission of one kiUlng an aruma! that IS course at Aberddeen Provmg Watchdog" by council and Mayor Lee SmJth. begmning The Times m a Monday edlpublican congressman was re- The Middleport Athletic the C. and 0. Railway. possibly rabid should cui Us Ground Md Reynolds 1 grad- last summer showed signs of recovery today tortal 58Id. "Smce 1932 Amerl· ported in poor condition today Boostet Assoctation, George The meeting is to be at the head off and deliver It unme- uate oi Wahama high School, Clerk Gene Grate, authonzed by council m a sweepmg cans have been fed 1 lteadJ at Miami Valley Hospital Hackett, Jr, president, meets Grace EpiScopal Church Parish diately to tbe deparbnent of recently receivt<d hts commis- malton Monday mght to transfer funds as needed to diet of socialism With each bittThe congressman m the m the high school cafeteria thlo House at 6 !0 p. m. health If a peroon Is bitten by slon of Second Lieutenant With meet the month's bills, reported the general fund's end· containing a little 11lOl'l! pol,.. mldst of o hot cam~&gn for r.. evenmg at 7 30. All members a pet or other an!mat m the the West VIrginia National mg balance Sept 30 at $3.281 86, compared to a begm· thao the last. The Tim.. beelection w•s admitled to the hos- are urged to attend to help Mella General Hospital Peach Fork area. the mdivld- Guard He IS the son of Mr nmg balance Sept I of $2,421 04 tieves we can ulllmately relalll While this is nothmg like !be l our freedom and our way of lift pllal early loday. The nature of plan for ehe Booster Auction ADMISSIONS - Eber Car- ual should promptly consult • and Mrs Frank Reynolds his Illness waa not dlaclosed. uptown on November 7th, penter, Por!l>nd; SUsan Mar- phyaiCI8Jl, the departmenl said $8,000 to $10,000 balances of men appeared to feel basic only 1f we turn rlgbt toward 1M tin, W Columb18; IDlda BradDRIVER CITED four to five years ago, council- obligations Will be met this world of reality instead of pl\lfll!' JACKSON MAN FINED shaw, Pomeroy_ LOCAL TEMPS Earl Watkins, 38, Syracuse, year and 11165 will be opened mg fartber down the le!twlnf A NEW TROPICAL STORM Robert Callahan, 21, Jackson, DISCHARGES - Lester Hell· The temperature m Pome- was arresled by the Ohio Slate Mel&• Memorial Hospital • m the black " lane of fantasy " - Isbell - brewed potential has been fmed $$ and costa by derooo, Harrisonville: Maude roy's busme55 distr1ct at II 30 Patrol and ciled to Meigs coon- ADMISSIONS - Ruth WII· Part of the relief to the gen- The newspoper wd, "Perhope trouble in Ute At1antic today and Middleport Mayor Lee SmiUt Clnrk, Pomeroy; Margaret am today was 66, under clear ty ccurt Oct 23 on a charge liamson, Southstde, w Va. eral fund IS credtted to the no one man or group of mea a fresh blast of wiDtry air push- for running a stop olgn. Botln, Rutland. sklea. of paasing on a curve. Russell N1tz, Pomeroy. John monthly 25 cent assessment be- can bait our plunge towart ed aouthward across tlle New Young, Mason; Grace Thorn- mg collected by the local hght 'bondage agatni The Times l;te. EDI!Iand with ICII!tereci snow ton, Robertsburg, W Va , Floyd company, as a sel'V!ce to the lleves Sen. Goldwater detenll llurr!ea WllJiams, Pomeroy, Margaret local government Recerpts go an opportunJty to try and . . The Weather Bureau said the Brinker, M4son; Esta HaW· to pay all klnds of utility cbarg· lll'lle our readen to aupport tl opleal storm waa apected to thorne, Racine es, which m recent years has him Nov. 3 " DISCHARGES - Floyd Car- drained the general flllld ----Increase In lntenslty during the nlght. llurrleano-foroe winds Unlted Press lnlernaUonal "feelllll! fine," the ogonc"Y Sllid. said. Monday nighl Sov1et space 1the rocket as up to W times son, Middleport, Walter Grues- Meanwhile, Mayor Srruth TAKEN TO HOSPITAL may SweEp the western Up ol MOSCOW (UP!)-The S.lVIet The Russian "space bull" wu aclentlata hailed the voyage of more powerful than the one to er. Pomeroy; Clytie Terrel, Monday nlght asked a commit- lfilda Bradshaw, 14-yeor-oN Cuba later today. Union's lhree-man spaee ohlp the first space ship In htatory the SunriSe as a steppi"'!-Btone be used m the Amer1can Gem- Rutland; Willis Durs~ Porn- tee headed by cmford Stumbo daughler of Mr. and Mn. and 1ts three passengers land- to carry more than one man. to moon travel lru two-man space program. eroy, Ppha Offutt, Pomeroy, and Gene Harris to prepare er Br&dshaw, Pomeroy, wIt COUJMBUS - DR. JI'IUTZ ed oafely today after a day in Tass oald 11 was designed to The Sovleta kept aecret two The new Soviet achievement Mro Sluart Brewer and daugh- educational materta! on t h e taken to Melis General bolpl6o A. Pierson, presldenl-elect ol apoce, It was officially a n- stay np 24 hours It landed em major pieces ol tnformaUoo: put the Unlled States further ter, Langsville. proposed live year tax levy al as a medloaJ. potient by P the American Dental Assocla- nounoed. Russian soll at 10·41 a m_ Moe- The oature of the "powerful beblnd In the space race Gem. to be on the Middleport ballot eroy emersenay squadsmeD at lion, Monday urged the city to The Soviet new• agency Tass CtiW Ume (3 41 a.m. EDT). new" launching melhod and the iru w1ll go mto orb1t u1 Febru· Mlrrfqe Applfcaltono November third. Receipts of I 21 p m. Monday. fluoridate Its water lll!pply. oald the huge VO<lkhod (SUJlo TbiJ wu 114 houra and 17 mJn.. size and weight of the space ary at the earliest. Michael Leo O'Dell, 18, Mid- the levy would be earmarked ship Itself James E Webb, chief of lhe dleport, Rl I, Ironworker, and lot utility bills. PLAN SALI: Plerson, who ta to addreso the rise) space craft landed "al the utea after It was launched. Ohlo State Dental AsaoclaU.O'o pre-a8118ned area after success· Made •• Orlllta Tass oa1d the ftgure, when re. National Aeron•utics 8Dd Space Judy Lynn Mullins. 18, Pome- Mr Grate's report obnwed The XI Gomma Mu chopill COllventlon, sold lluorldatloo 11 fully accompllahlng the set pro- It made 16 orbits of the earth. leased, would dwarf an!llltln8 Admlrustrauon, conceded In roy, caahier; Richard Lee Day· the street maintanance lmxl of tbe Beta Slpla Phi aon>rliJ lbe '"safest, simplest, most ef· IP'8m of ocianliflc exploration." Moscow television aald the yet seen In the histOry of Washington Monday that the Ioili!. !8, Middleport Rt. I, U. en<ling with • balance ol $15,· wiD hold 1 ri1IIIIIIIP uli lectlve method of combattlnc AD llm!e llJlllOOl1lell - Plio~ Bight '"wao caleulaled for one 111411lled space ll!lhl-whieb be. Unlled States Is '"m 1 perlllli of S. Army, and Brentll Fern 1108, compared to 1 beglnnl1111 ~ 1nd ~J. Oet. If dental deeay." Proposed fluor!- commander Col. Vladlmlr Ko- day and entirely completed." gan only 314! yeara 110 wllh catchln& up" Bul he ll!fd the Creekmore, Rt I, Rutland; Kel- balance of $16,401 and mall op. and 18, atlbe balldlnc ~­ dation of the cllr'• woter 'IIIIP" marov, 31; aclenllat Konstanttn '"Valuable material" of a &el- Russian YUr1 Gogarln'a .mgJe American Solum V rocket "ta ly Mullins, 2'1, Springfield. roof. eratlnc lunda, an endlna: bal· ly occupied by the Moytac S.W ply has been a matter of C<Nllroo Ftolrtlstov, 38; and ljl4ct our· enUIIc nature 11 the reaull of orbit 011 AprU 12, lllll. d8118ned to ov....,.me thai er, and Allee Mae Romine, 19, ance of 132.91'1 compared to • at l b e - ollllillml.,.. reny lor 10veral Jean. Ctclll BorJo Yeaorov, Jl, ate tho journe);, Moscow ~ Weolenl obleroera ~IW. lead." Rllllllld. be&lnnll1& balaoct '!I~ 11!!1!\ ~ SPace Effort Re-di.feCti"On 1S Demanded l I t I MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY I Fair Board Its • secretary praise • d by state Off'ICI3 •I OHIO TONIGHT thru THURSD A \ ' HOW THE WE.ST WAS WON (1f'('hmc ulon llehb h' RC'\n( lrl.s (.c.rroll R1 ker Joh n \\ ,n n"' Ru<>, I il lll Jh n Gt egun P ack. I N' I o bb HPnn Fonl'l a larol \ n J(l nes Ka rl \1alch> n Geu P ep )a t d ,las oA 1dm<trk Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy Your Shopping Center Hu h~rd !:!t Pv.arl RHIP r \li!k<"\ Shan~ hn r--~ \ \\al te r ~rf'nr a n Henry \l iJl gan • Issues Face Council Roane County Man Takes • IturaJ Agent's post Agncu I l Wide Range of Public Three Reedsville men were fmed today on charges of di&turbmg the peaee and destructiOn of property m Me1gs county court action of Judge Frank W Porter, Jr . II FIVE CENTS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1964 fh e-l m a 1\ ~r rn• r of 3 t\c a dPm y -\wa r d~ I hchn•color Cartoon •lunmnl! llme 2 Hrs 4:'i mm ,\(In i t ~ ~ 1 00 Chll drf' n 50c FRIDAY and SATURDAY cof cRevi"ews Usual Busi"neSS Be thrifty! Save all of your salesUps all over the store. Oct. 16 17 " ]FACES OF OR LAO" (I f' (' hnl c ol or ro ny Randa ll Arlhu r U Con nell B,1 rb ~ r .t f. d -:- n lohn T 1 •r •wn \loa h Repry J1 l1 1rq 1 tlV G,•o Pa l Wllnrlf'r < rH H'T Elberfelds In Pomeroy t'PBS(' "SOLDIER IN THE r (~ l raso n St11 1 Tut'sdav Wt:l rl Ia ck i e ;;) uePil SUN MON TUES Oct 18 19'20 "THE NEW INTERNS " \ll chaPl Ca llPn Hal bftra t- den , • LOAFER ••• the only thing you want between you and the windshield of your car m a collts1on or sudden stop. • Only your seat belt gives you that space .•• that ,, • Vttal Margm of Safety. Always buckle your seat belt! 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