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Evlnsandillrold Wiaeman.1beboardoqanlzedon July 15. • eszege !rage would win a fairer shake for the fair au. Parades, speeches and Siron· ger action were planned fGr moat of the nation's larger cities u the moyement known as "Women's Ub" preBBed demanlis for equality in educalion and emploYJJU!D~ free trying to gel a handle on II. What Ls it they want dooe differently?" Ill lndianapolil;, !Rd., women planned a ·~ter in the street" producUon which mlghl give the mayor an answer. II wu tided, "Male Ego." An Some Nayaayen slrlcted free 1borUons. Ill Howiton, a ladles group called the "Bow-Wows," called Taolght & Tllursday and bound male broadcasters August 26·27 Tuesday and "threatened to NOT OPEN tear up their music sheeto." Frldoy & Solurdly They won lime on KPRC Radio August21-2f from 8 a.m. to a p.m. today. THE BALLOD OF Milder taclics were planned CABLE IIOGUE in New York City, where CTedlniatlorl women aaid they receiYed Stella Stevens assurance from pollee IIley Ji"'" Robards could march down Fifth Avenue O.vld Warner at 5:30 p.m. with only one lane Colorcartoons: Big Bid llobc.lt left open for traffic. Loops & Swoops Selecta FlrlllleYOD W0111e11 ~:;:;:;:;::==. The Secret Service announced p 1'ue8cla)l II had aeiected the first eeven women ID aerve on lhe Wllite llouae pollee ,Ioree, M~ SO N Ulllalnins. ''There are places where only women ean go." Tonight, Tllu. & Fri. President Nizon pilei trlhule August26-27·H lo the 110111 anniveraary of Doulllt Ftel!lni !'retN!ft IUffr• • ~ ''lilt IJrlvt SCI!ciAM and ewl;lpout! WOJJ¥DI, ~· I!!OIIICRI!.tM lng tfillr cauae WU 1uet, AGAIN drawing slre••lb and lnsplra· {(Oior) ... Vincent Price lion from one another through Christopher Lee generaUons, (WHO) foughtloog Ptler Cushing and bard for WOIDID suffrage." -Piu,._ Arnone the official• 1ees "THE MINI.SKIRT enthusluUc aboul the day was MOB" San FrandiCO Mayor Joaepb !Color) Alioto, who aaid, "I doo't 1..~-D-Ion;.;,;.e;,;.MI;;,;Ba;;;;;;_ln;......l llllderatand lbia atruggle, I'm Belly Friedan aald the strlke should include any woman "who has over fell she is not quite a flnklus citizen becauae she Ls female," then were some lady nsyaayers. A Montana aecretary describedtheacliviatsas"dln&"'· Unp," and a girl from Helena, By United PreBB lnleraaUolllli The male chaUYinlst camp wes under siege today. The Women's Uberatton movement hoped its ont><lay alrlke nstionwide demonalra· : lions by its devotees on the 50th anniverwy of women's suf. .MEIGs lHEATRE chUd-eare centen and unre- DRIVE· IN Though strlke coordinator LaU8Che If' JFJ!ill ' Two Standards Mont., eaked, "Who wants equality? I don 1 want to lie drafted." A St. Loull, Mo., bulin._.woman, Jean Cordea, moved to turn strike day into "Be Nice to a Man Day," because she feared a "male backlash lhati.s certain to result from their acUvlst tirades." There was no sign of such male relrlbuUon at the Oregon Wage and Hours Commission, which moved · to ellminale female rest period requiremenlo and the fO.IIOII' work limit for the girls. Defense (ConUnued from page I) 2:30a.m. (3:30p.m. EDT). Prek Tameak ls nine miles northeaat of Plmom Penh in an CINCINNATI (UP!) _ Frank area of flooded rice paddles and Lausehe, DemocraUc former swamps. 11 Ls a key polrJt in governor of Ohio and u. s. Plmom Penh's oula' defensive Senator, will be CO<:balnnan of nelw<lr~ the Ohio Cilizena for Bob Taft. Mllitll'l'Y spokesmen said 400 t.uache, defeated in lhe · 11118 Communist lroope were killed had oflen CNald ~lit on votes. He Will be w U· S. Rep. Robert Taft Jr., a · Republican, against John J. G"" ..ft, who heal him 1n lbat -· 1961 primary. Gilligan lata' 1oet in the generalelecUon ·toSen. WIDiam N. Su:be. Lausehe was sovemor IM$-47 and IMI-11157. He was a Jlenalor IQM.IMI. Qimmon ~ · Court by Mary Ann lllllldlesfpn; Racine, against Oeotgo; (lh!n Hart, Pomeril)', fGr alleged clamagea and inJurlel in .an aulpllloblle accldeilt on Oct'.' 2f, 1961 on SR 124 in Melga County. lAST CIIANC£ Michael Hargraves, pool director' 8I!IIOUIIC8d today Uie lui aealon Ill evenin& llwim· mini of the aummer will be tonlght frlllll 7:30 p.m .. to 1:30 , . WASIIINGTON(UPI) - Rep. p.m. Paul Rogers, !).Fla., 1'ue8cia)l said the lrila'ior Department has established a "ridlcuiOUI" double standard of pollutldn Mulberry Ave. in Pomi'I'O!' will ' conlr<>l by allowing some firms be back in red.gelin operation to conUnue discharslng mer- Friday, Pomeroy Police alief CIU'Y into wala'ways. Jed Webeler said loday• Rogers said that u a ranking member of the House Com- ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,.......... merce Subc1J111mlttee on Health be has urged lriterlor Secretary Walla' J. Hickel to ban all trace of mercury disr"•rge outright. instead, Rogers ~. Hickel has uked the Justice Depti"lment to file suit ID enjoin 10 firms to halt all me~ury ' dlacharges but has announced other firms niay ,be given lime to reduce their dllcliarses ID levels not considered barmful. "In essence. n Rogers said in a statement, "aectetary Hickel Ls establishing a dollble elan· dard for polluters; He Ia aaylng IIOIIie compan1ea can pollute • • and then ub JusUce to LEAN .ACIC AND INJ TMI VItO prosecute others. This is ridiculous ·" RUA.XINt.•tOMfO~J 9~ /EHI$1 ' . ~' ' ... ~_'J:< SomeW\1 44\Wil •"""""Y. 300~WI¥ Cominunlll bodlel wire found around the perlmela' of poaiUOIIll of three bodlan Cam infantry battalions that defended· the shattered ..cn.,;0 '"""' ' Another 100 North Vietna· llll!le and Viet Cong were ldllld by air strlles. Gwern· mont cuuaiUes in 'l'uesdir'• fi8lliiiJe were placed at three killed and 17 wounded. The Communist lrOOP,II used boata fGr jhe lint llme in the &rei! In making lhi!lr retreat Ulrough hea'l' bombln& around ~~~ Tamoak TueedaJ, lhi! spoleaman said. 1be ot bolita vu considered lignifl· eant llince the attacbrs would need them lo CI'CJIII the llood· awollen Mekong RlYer if they intend ID Ullull Plm«n Penh WBI the (German . ' MIIG8111GR 8lli)()L MaJartU- nrllllf for the Sept. tJ, Satardl7 nJab1 openiiJc football lame, haYing worbd dUigeDtly m niW rvutinea under the dlreeUon of Mill Glarla Back. Front row, are Jennifer Goble, head majorette; IIICOnd row, I to r, N~ 'l'llcmipeon Bernadelt,e Henneaay; third row, MUlA Rizer, Sherry King; f1JUf1b row, Jlil Harria, ~ . Price; fifth row, lAta Floyd, DarlaandMarlaNatlzllng,flag bearers, and Brenda 'fllylor. \Yithdrawal Plan Stands , '.. ·Y think be's very, very wrons and dangerllllllywronsandllincehe Is, he, in my opinion, Is in a poa!Uon where be must be stands dilapoeecl with iDd oo very Part Chung-Hee gave Agnew his consent to a U.S. plan ID withdraw 20,11()1) of the 84,000 American soldiers in Korea. 11n11 t;nnl." ~ . ~·· ._ , Mt ' 1-~"- 1 r.-ti-=:~7 ~.;...._-' " - - - - - ..... i 1::"-!.oict w...... II. VI Thanh, 100 miles southwest of Saigon. The South Vielna· mese suffered seven wounded. The U.S. Command said . a unit of the lith Armored Cavalry R41gtment 1011 three kWed and two wounded in a clash 24 miles north of Saigon. Coqununllt losses were not det;rmlned. · One of The Touchables r -~~~~~-118!!"1 Soft is the word for fall. Soft leather mocs with high kicking heels. It's the newest groove with pants and sportswear. powerhouae. c. Howard J«JJu>. . sonProaecutor inYesllgated the slayinp. Dep11l-tr:nent .on ·the 3ril FJilor Well ' . ki'IQwn ~pa,~dabl. . makes of 'furnltur.il for every. roo.m In your Bed!:oom • Kitchen' , • ., , Play Room. Depenj!,ble . qua!lty. sensible prices: and· sensible cre~tlt Prompt delivery. : :, ~ Be thrifty! Save all •of your sale~llp•.:. ,, W~~atever~you 'bOY In the, , store,' They ereviluatilii · • -:.:;+'I ' · •': ~ ' •Blue Chapman, · · · ·. · . Quilty Shoe Store · .. ~~ar,ti ...el. I I · hdme. Living Room • to you. • Brilr Rout ,:f~mero.Y~ Ohio Peni~Uary illmalel! will be preaen~ at lbi! fall term of the Franklin County 81'81111 Jury J~pb Adami, ~1, Younss1o;m wu otabhed ID death July '29 in the prison dining hell and two daYJ law, Gene Henry Welch, 34, .Jacklotl, wu ' found fatally beaten in the til r e · . ~ Ron&. and Cambodia!~ military spokeanwi, •ld.. "" North Vietnameae VIet eons hive been &U1ed 1ft !'Nil Tameak in three attempll by Communist troope to mrrun govermnent polillons. ooo•.o.oo "'o?~~.O~o~o'<;~o;.v.oYo;s:;:;:, · ~.o:O;>;:;·,··;•;•;•;•~!;•"•;>'o' •'•'•'•'•'o'o:V" •"',O:• ' o'•' •;< 'o'- ' 'A'-'-" • O'"t oV f'o·.-N<'t'O . Y.«.-.•. .• '·'·' ·' ....... _..,•,•,-.-...•;o,•o",&._o:..o"O'.o:o7.o;o:O:o:.oY.ifM,_.o •• ' •• • •• •• 'l"i' •• ' •' o ••• ~~ "~,.) , i, .· .Jn. •. ·n·· ne • .-~.s 1 ;'o!"l:i ~ O ' By Ulllled Preu Jalei'IIIIIIGIIII 8epaUeaa Robert Taft lr. pd lleaaocnJI Jlowanllilll~t'iii ..... _IIIIDMIII,0...,ltlf!IM fop the U, S. Belate, Ul'e qreed to 1 ...... ef delletea. Batb llloll eredll fir beblll d.e t Qnp1. Tllfl liMed Melleelwall.Jll)tlle)J 'll'eoln d11J Ia meet for tel tlud dehetei to lie ·!lind Ia avta•U. AliNa, Yo.....,., Colvmw, ud ~lAw Me11eD11aam Mill lie "ntremely pl•sell" to lelnl ci!e Clllefllld e...,.r ••n W II!! pied Ilia :W 11 to dellatel ''Ewr lllee I alored lite race fer tlellllar, J ilmJ iidvo:alld li I In ua W11J to lot tile velen *dole,... tMy wnt fftl' U.S. Beaataro" ............ 11111. Taft replied lbllllle aenlud 1-•• rm• dlda, blw u, 1m pluiW lien allle wor1ta all aloq for Taft'• plu wu fer five debaiN 'llltll a. flnl f - to ctYe .' e.dl.......,lletlledllrlleeta.....,.•lll•recardladlllatelllf!IOIIIha •tile.,_, ''l'lle ~:-;, nine w~. Amerlean 852 bomberl car· .;.; flul dellalie J1i1aa1!1 llil'ft to IIIJ qnnrt'e= lba& mar ilave arlle!a dufiC llle rted out two mlaaions today ~~ palp," Taflllll!l. Be I1IIPifled !My lie beld llept. D Ia Y-awton. lepl. !I Ia Taledo, Od. ~ near O'R41Uly and arttllery bue ?,; llaCol•llu,Od.llallleODdluaiHIIIJIOureandOet.•lnCiewla!l. ~ Barnett neuby and two raids .;: :;;; .: &:->.::!!· . o.;._,:-:.•...•.;.-...:o: ·~«;•'·'·'·•;>;<;o.XO: ...•,•.•;1,;...» '..•Xo:•:o;·:·:·;·,· :.«-;·~·:·»;-~),' - •· · •· • • 0<0. ~· .•.•.•-•- Xo;o _._. ,o;>;.,.:o~o:O:;:-.:v:oc•~' 1$ miles eul of the LaoUan r-,, .. ~::::::::::O.!!:!::$~~~~:::;::;:;: .:;:•; :•:z? bonier In the A Sbau Valley. Military SoufCOIJ said the Chinook was hit by a rockeel grenade 100 yard& from the· bue, manned by 11\e Army's !96th u,btlllfantry Brigade in mounta1n0111 e111111t:rylide. Two of the · were killed ori· flvt were ~ talent routine. r:-:;;:.-=-::...: T h e , F u r n 1' ~j. Am ~ appear In 8VfPinl llown· lll!CI preaenla thtee wll!. ' CambodianC81DJIIIIn today iDd said heayY cuuaiU. inflicted on North Vietnamese and VIet Cons at Prell Tameak, nine miles norti!Wt 'Gf 1'11110111 Penh, were the reason. I Taft-Met%enbaum Debate Certain wrlllnJP. l'!tlllero.X. AD eon- -.----illi. ' Vietnam War· 1be U.S. Conunand allo repcrted 52 Americans ldlled in the war Jut week, the fewest in IIIGI'e than three and a haH years, and 1511 wounded. The CH4'7 Chinook helicopla' wu hit by a Communist rocket · srenade u it approached ll'llllery bue Judy, 31 mUes ICIIIIhwest of Tam Ky and 310 miles north-norlheast of Saigon. Ground acUon acrOBB Vlet111111 was mosUy light an<! :i; I!Catla'ed 'but the South Vlelna· me., command said governlllellt lroopl killed 42 North ~ · VIetnamese and Viet Cong in a ':·· dash Wednesday two miles IIGIIIheasl of combat bue O'ltetlly, 12 miles eut of the i. LaoU.O border. Military aqur. ?< ·ces aald three South Vielna· ·.f.;j mose lroopl were killed and r ~~==and Field reporta from Saigon aald South Vielllameae infantry· men killed $1 North Vietnamese EVIDENCE 18 GATHERED and VietCong in heaY]'flghUng COLUMBUS (UPI) deep In the Mekons Delta near Evidence in the li:llllill of two IT'S CHAPMAN'S. •• " MeiU County illelf. ••• For Back To Schoolf '. A~~=~tror ~0,18!.80 hu beeililled ill . li'!nilh'ln'a&lirot~; n~~~~~ ' What's The Excitement Shoes 1be government force lllf. fered "llgjlt" cuualtiu and dealroyed '100 6lbun mort1r rounds and !50 840 rocteta, the ..,.,....men said. South VietnaiiU!se troopa operating in Cambodia ldlled iT Cmumlllist soldiers Wedneiday in a region northeut of Takeo Ill Infantry Dlvllion troope and 35 miles BOUIInrelt of killed 42 Viet Cons and North Phnom Penh Saigon spoteaVilllnamele in fighting in IIU!D said. ' Quang Tri Pnmnce, whlch Communiques from Plmom adjollla the Demilitarized Zone. Penh reported no acUon In IIJe To Mr. Hickel Support Taft Rah/ Rahl Rah.l .· By BERT W· OKULEY hell~la' gunllblp wu Jbot SAIGON (UPI)-A 8lant bell- down 12 mileuoulheut of Clll .c:apla' lc-.ded with lroope was Tho, fl miles soutlnreat of :.tt.~Uire u it neared a Saigoo in the Melons Delli. It .. t. ; llld!Joal Wednelday. wu hit by rocket llfell&de ~· ~o Gil were kUied and 30 Fighting acr0111 IIOUlh VietDllleiD& In the crash, apparent- nam wu .Usht Wednelday but · IJ the wont hellcopw incident governmentmllltaryiiPOk~~~~~~e~~ iiiY«!!vlnl Americans in the said today South Vletnameae Da,_, ~ -= tile--· i * ,<;";,>, -"• • • • • Suez Line Tempers Up from the ~ ' �. ,. " :'\ · ,.,,.._.,, '""''" .'it~i { 'i ·>I· ' !I''"'" ~). lj.: • ,. ,g,·Dt ·~ · · ' &· ~ I ,.. ~'' I! \ 'f' )' ~ .. · '~· r 1: ~ ·;iq ·. · a t}e··s l·-·>.·.···. :}··r J :., ~e · ~',' eft. , ''I/'~·. ' \ ~ 't\! . ,• _ -,1 !' fi'i1>' · ' •'Jiiel, ~ ;ia1;' ¥'• .lli!ic " 9\it lry to ~~ fllmself," ·Abdl!f. '~·t:t. ' . 1 •• • I . ' '' r , • ' '4 Trouble This Fall JrootballfVexl~ · -lrerns would be ~ble t,o _,.lurn to Pasadepa 0 cauf:, _II¢ Jan. I by ~~ Ill' Bill Ten title: Tbey ~ lfteJJglbJe last year. Bob J . -; COIWlllssllllll!l' of the Mld·AP,~ertcan ~. anotl!er'"*eratthemeellng; said ,tbe.NAC bad establlahecl prociclw:ta lor football games In .~ .Ch®la are forced ID IliON. "l hope we don't have to 1110 them,~' be said. "Last spring, three o!' the leaglie's schools . were fcirced to cloae during the spring sporbl sea8on." Two No-Hitters Voice along '(' '! I r'· '~~e '· ,· 1 ., •· ~ ·•· I •• • ·• ' ~ A ·~::::J: -.oz-. ~ ·:!::~ Uth=. ·'w t: : • ~ '.i' peas my Crum, WLW-C, Columbus. Jay Wasner, WLEC, Sandusky, was elected vice president and Grant McDonsld, WBEX, ChllUcothe, secretary. Dennis Sapclman, WKOV, \'(ellston, and Bill Spahr, WBEX,ChllUcothe,werenamed to the board of directors from the southeut Ohio region and Dave Conrad, WFIN, Findlay, were picked to represent the north-tern secdoo. Bob An· derson, WYTV, Y01Uigstown, was selected to represent the northeastern secUon. sub- . ... .,... •DI••~tl ·~·r...n..o r."':, ·~ utr" ~.~ v"J'17"'J ,,~:J:!~uliiJW tar • e pill . '*•' W.;lae,JnlrD... Uo-lllltii'Oftl' a!lltbatlman,twoerrorsll!lla ,' •V~~ I¥· lillollomer.!lyO'Nellmlbe flnt .. · ~. NJcap, and pltc:h !ly Daniel LlmiClelelne In ··,Cimpbell, ~; 'llciGn In relief of.._. YVIill 'l'lierlien. 'l'aelday'a openlns round Waynecullectecl14111tsolthe . .-... _ , lbe OJIPOIIIDtllor . two pltc:htrl, inclodlng a 1101o iii Gdier 1!1m1f1oa1 toclR· homer by ahortstop Len Frucl ~~ ~~~~d· ~~ ~RBsand •bclou,bl~· u':ckforH= Bob P·-"·· ..-....- and a 1971 draft choice ... 1be Dallas Cowboys obtained sevea-year nteran ljefenllve back Bobby Thompson from the New resourceful Bengals mentor announced the adclltlon of nteran quarterbacks VIrgil Carter and Brib Oavls to tho! ,quad. ~-"" e-~ /--,~leanaSalntslnexc:hangefora ·"- 'lbe~t-~!15 polltldf.arter future draft choice ... and the was olitalJied frmi lhe lluffajo Baltimore Colts acquired rtm· '· ' ·· -· lie..,._ Jill~ • · lie 11ICII~Jleilllimlllle,-.ad.t)l1:.::111di.~ -.nr' iC." .... ..a fil,lllwal,.... • .aplliL ._I'"''..,_ W tid_..._.._.. ' *"llat .. bllliaet. :, , "" W 1 'Tvt Nllll-..,...... l&t ...,..,. ... - a CIIJ lilt a ·l rlll• ...... ~ _. ''lllatl 1o laaJb ....., 1 foaMIIII)'ilill111q llleN lla.",.... Carllo. ..1 dldll't bill' 11 - ,_. P . . • i "---'fdbelter 1 ID b · -o 11arc1 ll!llild ... - P 1P 1 lrl7 ...-1'111181 . • U I Wlllled to IIIMe IOCGIId haae." Angelel clefeatecl 'au!io : : and HOUI!oo lhaded: MooireaJ' &of. 411 Clrlle biAd =~Sot:: Franclico ' 36tll homer of Honk Aaron'• thesea-.nplcedtl1e8ravesto their come-from-lleblnd win Aaron belted hll homer ~ .-...,J.'/C ·.v 'l1~;.;;:.o; '.f_..,:Z 589111 of hli career oH Meta' '•'•:.". ........ .-z-"/.. .-,-:>:. reliever Gary Qenir, to pot Atlanta ahead &-7 In the ninth ~~0 ~a two- tJI _, . ' . ,/ . -" • :;~,.. J' .... • • • •• • ,.;.;.,. .!.•"• J' .... •• "' ,(A •••..•. ·. •.· ;.:;.h• •: • •• .-·.··. "·· · ; . ; ..... ·X Wynn Best Ant . ateur run bomer that gave the Padres their second slralght triumph over the Pirates. Pat Dobson needed ninth inning relief help from Tom Dukes to get the win. Dukes a~ out Robert Clemente with the hues loaded. Jim Hart ended a 3 hour and 12 minute struggle wl'll a twoout single in the ninth Inning to drive In Ken Henderson from second hue with the winnlng run for San Francisco. There were five homers and seven stolen, bases In the game. Jim Lefebvre's thre«'un hom,r in the second Inning was the Hlg blow In the Dodf!er win. Weo Parker had opened the inning with an lnfleld single and Andy Kosco followed with a double before Lefebvre dellv· ered his thlnl home run of the season as Claude Osteen won his 14th game. Denis Menke hit a ti1re«'un homer In the ninth to give the Astros their victory over Montreal. . COLUMBUS (UP!) - Two final sub-par rounds, including a tk,lnder 30 on the last nine holes gave Bob Wynn of D!lyton the Ohio Open Golf Cllan\pionshlp with ease Wednesday, only a few hours after he thought he was out of contentlon. B ..,.~ • front. The :!&-year~ PGA regular *led to. 40 ... tile of the ' last 1&-hoiel of play t,o almoat put hiir'self 011t ·~ coilienUoo, 0111 IQ find tne Jll811W touch in the home stretch at 'Wilnut HW CGunlry Club. He added a 70 to his IIIOl'llln& iklncler par fOIIDCI for a 2112 and a flliU'111rote IDIU'gin over hll nearest competition - Paul 'lbomas of Zan¥vJ)Ie, Georae rown on w Bltlel'll Bellino of Youngstown and 1iill WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Washington Redsklns placed defensive back Tommy Brown and defensive end Carl Kammerer on walven Wednesday, and the Atlanta Falcons Jm. mediately ~ Kammerer. At the same time Reclsklns' Coach BlU Austin announced that Floyd Peters, defensive taclde, woulcl become a playercoach with the team. Now In his 12th year of pro ball, Peters waa obtained In the oH...,.son from the Phlladelphls Eagles. Ohio Amateur Champloo 11Gb Lew.· Jr. of Qeveland. Tbey carded flnai 71, 72 and 70 rounda respecdvely. Chris Roderick, G8Uipolls, who ikled to an 80, flnlahed far down with 3110, ' • 1brhbl - , rell\lured his chronic tbro~ arm In traiDing and undenr!lllt IU'88I'7. Slllce lh111, vetl!ranlllmW}'cblll\clrookles Due Lewtuild,Jim Del Galzo have been pvep Joolui, and the imJnllllon Is that Brown baa backfortheJiouaton!)Uers. training cainp after a brief ~ traciH, a retirement, and . holdeut trlgered by a Contract the relurn of WOlle Richardson cllapute, and declared he bad lllghJighteclthellay'sotherire- re1urned "to play footbalL" leUOII actlvttlea. Dan Rooney, SieeJers vJce.. 'lbe Phlladephla Eagles trad· presldenl,lndlcatedRichardson ed four-year veteran wide would receive no IJitnase In pay. tA·us·sies Get ~·.rip Seed. Cblayi, Taiwan, defeated . -. ,1!11 .._., 11m Lm· lluhvllle, .,1._, N, In a ·~.._loOi.lthlod · ~-•·H- llille ~''"~~l'l .. ftllferrllf , ""'""'~'~""'' g · , •!Jj, ,,_,,, , ·1. • · · · · ~ , . , . 1 ..... 1 •.. NEW yORJi: (UPl) -With nv.Aaltrallanlllllltojlplngthe 1111 of 1,1 'n'ed men -and a llb:lbtitdUcledll\tileaselected ..and 'folll' A)i&trallan girls 1"~'11.? · alrlvlng \0 becmlte the ·leCOJlci (llrltowlil.llll QIII'.Thelate·Mo Connolly IICilOIIIjlllahed tile felt lnlBIIS. , c'. ·' · Second to Mn. Court ill the u.s. • ·• ,0 1 • 1• . lnAshthe .'!11111 's ~ e.,. 0 IID..,.. • ..,,,.a.,tbe wlDner of the~ U.S.' Open In 19118.Aibloccupl!islheaeventh slot, below And!'ell Glmeno of ltArlhur ~. · llillcq ~ thw fir 11¥1elgbt WODII!II Opai cllmlnUtlvt San Franclleoi wltli the unj,l't' are 10thOa'ris and thfj lelded Ralemar)'Caaall of Cup teammates 'l'llv of Arth111''1 tennla champiODshlpa besan cllctable Nancy Richey of San ioclaf. , . An&e!o, TeE., rate~ third. Rod:' " ' lbe defending' Fracnoile Durr of Fnllce, she ~ in -!tie Sfpl. $.12 of lbe WIOrlhodollliJlel took the ForeiUt~ ~ lopped fourth 1)101 with Ylrglnla Wade t'flt JW,;Iilit W1f followed In of England, the 1988 U.S. ardlr lly ~ j!)wmplm chan!plrfo, In fiftll posltlm. iola ~~lie. ltl!ll Rolnall; . ' Toay ~ lild liDy r.-ricJn 'lbree Aullles are nett In Une Mn,~~oi behiDcl Misa w~. Tbey are Aultrt!lil!~ ·i!tot•'• of the top Karen Krall~ !(my Mel· IIPOt ~ 'lbe ville •and· Mn. -~ Tegll'l powd:.,lill'OI!Iill·.u!U OaltM. :~ !be orlaiUiiin at tOI'IIIIt HUll. 'lbe flnumertcan ~ applir ·;tii7'""-.. . .': '•. ' ' ·· . '· ' ·· · .1: . Wins .· 18th , •. , ..,tit-- ralllf'"ln !lie . , 'in .the ·. · 11th r811p1Ctinl7, lllft Rlc:hey tl. San Angelo,.-Ta. 8Dtl Stan Smith ol Pasad!lillo, Oallf. Roger Teyklo, who gained inltlllt notorlot1 by detesting La~ at~. ill ranked elihth IIIII Tcq•Okbr of the Netherlande ill .!llntb. · Cliff~ of South Africa ll)clllleNuta•OfiWnanllare 12th and 13th, and til the 14th slot li the venerable Pancho GOOultz,atUIIylartheoldeat man In the ••a"m& !tit. 'lbe remalnll!g all -sa ln Ql'cler are Pred stone of ~.~Gr:e= ~ , EvanJtoa, m., Nldd, Pllk: o1 ,YUIIosla'ril, ~ RIIMI of ·a Jltrkeley, C&IU., and Bob Hewitt of South Alrlea. ~ ti! 1 o3 4~ 1 ZZ May 1bIf c.trbo Helms Zb Woodwardss Merrlttp Granger P To1al1 VAU£Y WMBER o2o o 11 3o oo 1o o o 4 4 36 611 3rd AYt. ' 5 o 1o 5 z2 o ~~~~ I'" =ph 1 ~ .:r"ner p Totals clnctnnaH $! 3oo o 2ooo . '• -2•00•-Q •0 2 I . 3o 2 0 2o1o ·· oooo I o 1o ~~ o oo o 40 s tS s 1oo.ol4.oot-t I' ' &SUPPLY CO. PHILADELPH!~ r h bl Bowass Blll.a In acbange f• an un· Ding back Gene Moore on Taylor Zb dilcloaed 1111 draft c:holce. walverslromthelllnFranclsco T.:nVan~b Davis, Moot-Z, 2tlO' pounds, Forty Nlnen, and llllllOW1ced Browne r1 was plclte~t h e ! I•,of IU d l(i veiU' ~fJN W J ' ~~~ ' '.J ~ • ..t•• Hultonrf HJ-.rH: ••n .,,._._A ......,....., , :!ik,r;;;e.~•Th-;4~ · C.:ii:r"k~' ..... -~ · ~~Pin~~ 1t1m wu I) In oiher 11 UCIIIII •··-·· acUon, Allan.: downeciN'; York 9-7 SanDlego e•ned . ~ ,. . . :,;.:":l'rr:(c'_l~ ;,t;•"''"' If . . GN~::~::.raiiititt~ fiT . ear·}''"""' . ' . . ;r~·h·~ Brttoo'tl ' · l ,~- ~~' 1, .. . ~· ~ the ...d ~~~ ~ " miOJPittsb •• Stealer ,__ .. ) . CQrilplon c 1• ., .a " ~· ottlfj -~~ Wt"~Wf•r 'IJ"SUU;.-w, _.....,Uiftl aw.&I;IHB u a ~. JY we ur&-• s ... ...,.. .."" Bunnlngp 1 ;, ~Mo. ~'; ·;i ;. ,,'~ : q :owlfie aCirid ~ nw lit . ~ dlll ··of pto 1/iok Gl/11111 8ft4lr mtl/li fVt.t!IN!r! "Colts last week In a trade for Wllranp ·• •··~ fbtie:~PNeiJ.t.lloihd np lOr tbe·lliciolllllmbl& on lllullljlles, llaJJ's olltlltandbig footlea 1a8t sealllllis ill the ~ quarllir' Roy Jefferson, returned to ph ;;. ll!,ll!u.. . ' .., ':u: E~;~ =7t' ''Cin't .......... . .. llere play tllll ........ •·'""·tlon w-eaday as the slve ~· , , , · · . , .; · , ;.,, . . pme"? · ' ~T,PI. (UPI) In the '1bll polpant qllellllon was .:..~ ·.'ll*ir; of·· no-llittera put Jll&blauci · bolh I'WIIIn, volced ·by Casey lbnge1 upon ll' ; !ild; 8nd 'W the ~ wileD Dale Bouchee tbe.llllrtbful birth of hll Meta In ~: . , . 11!·11!111~~= ~wllhcmeoutand~ 11112. Wi!UI P.aul Brown, the ln·l!i;·li!ljlllil Utile l.elgue to llt!liJIId oil an lntleld bit by bead coacb ol tile lltlefmlatl flnt . , . _ Domlle. Pa1up Bengal&, ill undoulitedJ' a better · · .IUnled to · ~ bit a ~»loot IIIIMh to the molder of 11111tu: lban the ...-. ,;m. 111e ~ rtablfleld,aalto&CGnBouc:hee lnlmltable Perfeasor, he could ,ll);'ik .Ikjmslc. com~ llld llCIIlllc ,ICG'ed when the very wen be muJUng:-er ~ '·a· Dr. Harol~ Meyer, com· mlasioner of the Ohio High School Athletlt , .uaoctatlon, told the sp«tseasl«s be was dl.splesaed thai high school prlnclpala bad teJected football ptayoHi. · "I they didn't Uke the. Idea that the teams to be In the pllyoffs would have to be chosen by ballot rather than by games," he sald. Ed Johllson of WRFD and WNCI, Columbus, was elected president of the sportscasters association. He succeeded .tim. ' f ' CINCINNATI ' CtlOD 1 '.· . ' '<'1:/j ¢ • ( ' , llencb• , Jl~qP,IIIn 1JU ·ID plldl for won," said Mer· have to talk with Brib (How. beforec.tbounloscledtliellm!e , . ssm) and t woU!d,sar ·we')!_,~ to ~\ the.-!jedl oo, lql, ·· .. ()!berplld!ersthe~ll!lve have lo'rHValuate. •S:.1 ' ''• . . . teiJicl on aJf liiclUill Woald N~ 11e1J . • • ~t~ . GIW'7 ~- ~t,h 15 Vlctories, •lfrSimj)IOil does have .,.m,.,, Tile Reds had taken ~ l.(l ~~-~ W•rhe S!!DP-' 1111 w<JUld prrihably h&ve to ~· lead II) .the lint when Pete IIOOwllb ,l•~ JlniMcGiollllin the arin for about two w~ . Roae ,lrlp!ed 'and scrired on ·a CG~IitbuJIIil, 11. 1, 'he,;sald. • : · 1 tnt ~bY· Bribby Tolan. PhlladeJ. B!J!lPIIIO·Ifl• ltv~ ~cer And even If the reat &hcR!Id··Piilil tied It .In the fourth on Sparlfy Ai>clsi'IDII , ~ !»- help, it woUld be at least an- biick-to.backdoob)es. hav· cauat ,of arm p~. other 10 days before he cOilkl ,, '· . . ~ 191$ 10111011 ~ aaJ4' 1.sijup~on felt g~t himself ready to pitcll . Clnclnnatl !orged Into the . with a mart. , "a UWe ~hi" aft«'' 11uvirlng again," Anderson 8114ed. · lead again when Clll'bo, T01J1111Y · MlrrlU, tagged for hits In for a ablrl tfma· teeentiY and Wednesday night the ~ ' lWms ~ · Woody Wooclwarcl Redl to 8 W inJI!bp, wu llllld after that he would throw ag~in was tied at 2-all wben lGiet ' .wgled'" the fifth. Deron JohJ>. the Phllilei i-aJUed for three today. '• .:' Jim Bunning ga~e up ~ one- ~n doubled home Tony Taylor . • . ~ II1 F• ' ' ·Ill.Tol.;;~ ln '111e 10 tlhl' l\lllJI 1n !be ~: i!KIIJ. ~ol)nny' Olil1 ooe .In dtt. One Of the m~ popular bumPtr ,tk:k~J:S bas It lb.o;~ "Wilen Guns Are OutlaWed, Only OiJtlliW~ Will Have G\Uis. Surprisingly, proponents of aun c:Qntrollegls\atlon agree wltb ibe alogao-eo lon& as It is understood That what they advoCate II not the outlawing of private anns but the reglstriltlon of them, juat as w~ register all lilncls rif proJ14!rlY frOril aulilmoblles to saUbllall to pedlcreed cblhuabuat. . , Tiley aclalowledge ljlat no law CQilld keep crlnlinlls frOiit ptt!DC their banda em guno. But simply beca~ 01'\mlnals would not obey a IUD reglatratloa law, pollee would have tbat much more power to take cuns away from ·them. An eiWJiple would be If firearms were discovered during tbe search of a premises for aome otber reason. The weapons even If not Wegal in themselves, could be seized If they had not been registered. However flU' and away the greater number of homicides and attelllptecl homicides are commltled not by criminals but lly ordlnarylaw-abicllnC people. Most gun deaths occur ID the home and Involve family members or friends. Tbls Is the area where It is believed gun control coulcl be of greatest value. University Heights, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland, is one of a number of communities around tbe co\Uitry which Is not waiting for federal legislation. The mayor recently staled that by virtue of his city's gun registration ordinance, he Is convinced that in at least two casea potential tragedy bas been averted. Both cases involved pollee IDveatigation of family fights and the confiscation of unregistered revolvers found in the homea, revolvers that coulcl bave been reached for in the beat of the qUIU'rO~ or some later quarrel, and used. 'lbe ordinance wW not stop either family from buying a new gun In University Heights and regtstering It, or from ping Into the next-door community and buying a gua and not reglller!Dg it. But the expense and bother involved may at least make them pause and tblnk seriously about whether they really need another gua. I, :'' Jf2·2709 Midd'-'f Mca.uRE'S DAIRY ISLE ~- ~····'· ... 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' \ ~ 't\! . ,• _ -,1 !' fi'i1>' · ' •'Jiiel, ~ ;ia1;' ¥'• .lli!ic " 9\it lry to ~~ fllmself," ·Abdl!f. '~·t:t. ' . 1 •• • I . ' '' r , • ' '4 Trouble This Fall JrootballfVexl~ · -lrerns would be ~ble t,o _,.lurn to Pasadepa 0 cauf:, _II¢ Jan. I by ~~ Ill' Bill Ten title: Tbey ~ lfteJJglbJe last year. Bob J . -; COIWlllssllllll!l' of the Mld·AP,~ertcan ~. anotl!er'"*eratthemeellng; said ,tbe.NAC bad establlahecl prociclw:ta lor football games In .~ .Ch®la are forced ID IliON. "l hope we don't have to 1110 them,~' be said. "Last spring, three o!' the leaglie's schools . were fcirced to cloae during the spring sporbl sea8on." Two No-Hitters Voice along '(' '! I r'· '~~e '· ,· 1 ., •· ~ ·•· I •• • ·• ' ~ A ·~::::J: -.oz-. ~ ·:!::~ Uth=. ·'w t: : • ~ '.i' peas my Crum, WLW-C, Columbus. Jay Wasner, WLEC, Sandusky, was elected vice president and Grant McDonsld, WBEX, ChllUcothe, secretary. Dennis Sapclman, WKOV, \'(ellston, and Bill Spahr, WBEX,ChllUcothe,werenamed to the board of directors from the southeut Ohio region and Dave Conrad, WFIN, Findlay, were picked to represent the north-tern secdoo. Bob An· derson, WYTV, Y01Uigstown, was selected to represent the northeastern secUon. sub- . ... .,... •DI••~tl ·~·r...n..o r."':, ·~ utr" ~.~ v"J'17"'J ,,~:J:!~uliiJW tar • e pill . '*•' W.;lae,JnlrD... Uo-lllltii'Oftl' a!lltbatlman,twoerrorsll!lla ,' •V~~ I¥· lillollomer.!lyO'Nellmlbe flnt .. · ~. NJcap, and pltc:h !ly Daniel LlmiClelelne In ··,Cimpbell, ~; 'llciGn In relief of.._. YVIill 'l'lierlien. 'l'aelday'a openlns round Waynecullectecl14111tsolthe . .-... _ , lbe OJIPOIIIDtllor . two pltc:htrl, inclodlng a 1101o iii Gdier 1!1m1f1oa1 toclR· homer by ahortstop Len Frucl ~~ ~~~~d· ~~ ~RBsand •bclou,bl~· u':ckforH= Bob P·-"·· ..-....- and a 1971 draft choice ... 1be Dallas Cowboys obtained sevea-year nteran ljefenllve back Bobby Thompson from the New resourceful Bengals mentor announced the adclltlon of nteran quarterbacks VIrgil Carter and Brib Oavls to tho! ,quad. ~-"" e-~ /--,~leanaSalntslnexc:hangefora ·"- 'lbe~t-~!15 polltldf.arter future draft choice ... and the was olitalJied frmi lhe lluffajo Baltimore Colts acquired rtm· '· ' ·· -· lie..,._ Jill~ • · lie 11ICII~Jleilllimlllle,-.ad.t)l1:.::111di.~ -.nr' iC." .... ..a fil,lllwal,.... • .aplliL ._I'"''..,_ W tid_..._.._.. ' *"llat .. bllliaet. :, , "" W 1 'Tvt Nllll-..,...... l&t ...,..,. ... - a CIIJ lilt a ·l rlll• ...... ~ _. ''lllatl 1o laaJb ....., 1 foaMIIII)'ilill111q llleN lla.",.... Carllo. ..1 dldll't bill' 11 - ,_. P . . • i "---'fdbelter 1 ID b · -o 11arc1 ll!llild ... - P 1P 1 lrl7 ...-1'111181 . • U I Wlllled to IIIMe IOCGIId haae." Angelel clefeatecl 'au!io : : and HOUI!oo lhaded: MooireaJ' &of. 411 Clrlle biAd =~Sot:: Franclico ' 36tll homer of Honk Aaron'• thesea-.nplcedtl1e8ravesto their come-from-lleblnd win Aaron belted hll homer ~ .-...,J.'/C ·.v 'l1~;.;;:.o; '.f_..,:Z 589111 of hli career oH Meta' '•'•:.". ........ .-z-"/.. .-,-:>:. reliever Gary Qenir, to pot Atlanta ahead &-7 In the ninth ~~0 ~a two- tJI _, . ' . ,/ . -" • :;~,.. J' .... • • • •• • ,.;.;.,. .!.•"• J' .... •• "' ,(A •••..•. ·. •.· ;.:;.h• •: • •• .-·.··. "·· · ; . ; ..... ·X Wynn Best Ant . ateur run bomer that gave the Padres their second slralght triumph over the Pirates. Pat Dobson needed ninth inning relief help from Tom Dukes to get the win. Dukes a~ out Robert Clemente with the hues loaded. Jim Hart ended a 3 hour and 12 minute struggle wl'll a twoout single in the ninth Inning to drive In Ken Henderson from second hue with the winnlng run for San Francisco. There were five homers and seven stolen, bases In the game. Jim Lefebvre's thre«'un hom,r in the second Inning was the Hlg blow In the Dodf!er win. Weo Parker had opened the inning with an lnfleld single and Andy Kosco followed with a double before Lefebvre dellv· ered his thlnl home run of the season as Claude Osteen won his 14th game. Denis Menke hit a ti1re«'un homer In the ninth to give the Astros their victory over Montreal. . COLUMBUS (UP!) - Two final sub-par rounds, including a tk,lnder 30 on the last nine holes gave Bob Wynn of D!lyton the Ohio Open Golf Cllan\pionshlp with ease Wednesday, only a few hours after he thought he was out of contentlon. B ..,.~ • front. The :!&-year~ PGA regular *led to. 40 ... tile of the ' last 1&-hoiel of play t,o almoat put hiir'self 011t ·~ coilienUoo, 0111 IQ find tne Jll811W touch in the home stretch at 'Wilnut HW CGunlry Club. He added a 70 to his IIIOl'llln& iklncler par fOIIDCI for a 2112 and a flliU'111rote IDIU'gin over hll nearest competition - Paul 'lbomas of Zan¥vJ)Ie, Georae rown on w Bltlel'll Bellino of Youngstown and 1iill WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Washington Redsklns placed defensive back Tommy Brown and defensive end Carl Kammerer on walven Wednesday, and the Atlanta Falcons Jm. mediately ~ Kammerer. At the same time Reclsklns' Coach BlU Austin announced that Floyd Peters, defensive taclde, woulcl become a playercoach with the team. Now In his 12th year of pro ball, Peters waa obtained In the oH...,.son from the Phlladelphls Eagles. Ohio Amateur Champloo 11Gb Lew.· Jr. of Qeveland. Tbey carded flnai 71, 72 and 70 rounda respecdvely. Chris Roderick, G8Uipolls, who ikled to an 80, flnlahed far down with 3110, ' • 1brhbl - , rell\lured his chronic tbro~ arm In traiDing and undenr!lllt IU'88I'7. Slllce lh111, vetl!ranlllmW}'cblll\clrookles Due Lewtuild,Jim Del Galzo have been pvep Joolui, and the imJnllllon Is that Brown baa backfortheJiouaton!)Uers. training cainp after a brief ~ traciH, a retirement, and . holdeut trlgered by a Contract the relurn of WOlle Richardson cllapute, and declared he bad lllghJighteclthellay'sotherire- re1urned "to play footbalL" leUOII actlvttlea. Dan Rooney, SieeJers vJce.. 'lbe Phlladephla Eagles trad· presldenl,lndlcatedRichardson ed four-year veteran wide would receive no IJitnase In pay. tA·us·sies Get ~·.rip Seed. Cblayi, Taiwan, defeated . -. ,1!11 .._., 11m Lm· lluhvllle, .,1._, N, In a ·~.._loOi.lthlod · ~-•·H- llille ~''"~~l'l .. ftllferrllf , ""'""'~'~""'' g · , •!Jj, ,,_,,, , ·1. • · · · · ~ , . , . 1 ..... 1 •.. NEW yORJi: (UPl) -With nv.Aaltrallanlllllltojlplngthe 1111 of 1,1 'n'ed men -and a llb:lbtitdUcledll\tileaselected ..and 'folll' A)i&trallan girls 1"~'11.? · alrlvlng \0 becmlte the ·leCOJlci (llrltowlil.llll QIII'.Thelate·Mo Connolly IICilOIIIjlllahed tile felt lnlBIIS. , c'. ·' · Second to Mn. Court ill the u.s. • ·• ,0 1 • 1• . lnAshthe .'!11111 's ~ e.,. 0 IID..,.. • ..,,,.a.,tbe wlDner of the~ U.S.' Open In 19118.Aibloccupl!islheaeventh slot, below And!'ell Glmeno of ltArlhur ~. · llillcq ~ thw fir 11¥1elgbt WODII!II Opai cllmlnUtlvt San Franclleoi wltli the unj,l't' are 10thOa'ris and thfj lelded Ralemar)'Caaall of Cup teammates 'l'llv of Arth111''1 tennla champiODshlpa besan cllctable Nancy Richey of San ioclaf. , . An&e!o, TeE., rate~ third. Rod:' " ' lbe defending' Fracnoile Durr of Fnllce, she ~ in -!tie Sfpl. $.12 of lbe WIOrlhodollliJlel took the ForeiUt~ ~ lopped fourth 1)101 with Ylrglnla Wade t'flt JW,;Iilit W1f followed In of England, the 1988 U.S. ardlr lly ~ j!)wmplm chan!plrfo, In fiftll posltlm. iola ~~lie. ltl!ll Rolnall; . ' Toay ~ lild liDy r.-ricJn 'lbree Aullles are nett In Une Mn,~~oi behiDcl Misa w~. Tbey are Aultrt!lil!~ ·i!tot•'• of the top Karen Krall~ !(my Mel· IIPOt ~ 'lbe ville •and· Mn. -~ Tegll'l powd:.,lill'OI!Iill·.u!U OaltM. :~ !be orlaiUiiin at tOI'IIIIt HUll. 'lbe flnumertcan ~ applir ·;tii7'""-.. . .': '•. ' ' ·· . '· ' ·· · .1: . Wins .· 18th , •. , ..,tit-- ralllf'"ln !lie . , 'in .the ·. · 11th r811p1Ctinl7, lllft Rlc:hey tl. San Angelo,.-Ta. 8Dtl Stan Smith ol Pasad!lillo, Oallf. Roger Teyklo, who gained inltlllt notorlot1 by detesting La~ at~. ill ranked elihth IIIII Tcq•Okbr of the Netherlande ill .!llntb. · Cliff~ of South Africa ll)clllleNuta•OfiWnanllare 12th and 13th, and til the 14th slot li the venerable Pancho GOOultz,atUIIylartheoldeat man In the ••a"m& !tit. 'lbe remalnll!g all -sa ln Ql'cler are Pred stone of ~.~Gr:e= ~ , EvanJtoa, m., Nldd, Pllk: o1 ,YUIIosla'ril, ~ RIIMI of ·a Jltrkeley, C&IU., and Bob Hewitt of South Alrlea. ~ ti! 1 o3 4~ 1 ZZ May 1bIf c.trbo Helms Zb Woodwardss Merrlttp Granger P To1al1 VAU£Y WMBER o2o o 11 3o oo 1o o o 4 4 36 611 3rd AYt. ' 5 o 1o 5 z2 o ~~~~ I'" =ph 1 ~ .:r"ner p Totals clnctnnaH $! 3oo o 2ooo . '• -2•00•-Q •0 2 I . 3o 2 0 2o1o ·· oooo I o 1o ~~ o oo o 40 s tS s 1oo.ol4.oot-t I' ' &SUPPLY CO. PHILADELPH!~ r h bl Bowass Blll.a In acbange f• an un· Ding back Gene Moore on Taylor Zb dilcloaed 1111 draft c:holce. walverslromthelllnFranclsco T.:nVan~b Davis, Moot-Z, 2tlO' pounds, Forty Nlnen, and llllllOW1ced Browne r1 was plclte~t h e ! I•,of IU d l(i veiU' ~fJN W J ' ~~~ ' '.J ~ • ..t•• Hultonrf HJ-.rH: ••n .,,._._A ......,....., , :!ik,r;;;e.~•Th-;4~ · C.:ii:r"k~' ..... -~ · ~~Pin~~ 1t1m wu I) In oiher 11 UCIIIII •··-·· acUon, Allan.: downeciN'; York 9-7 SanDlego e•ned . ~ ,. . . :,;.:":l'rr:(c'_l~ ;,t;•"''"' If . . GN~::~::.raiiititt~ fiT . ear·}''"""' . ' . . ;r~·h·~ Brttoo'tl ' · l ,~- ~~' 1, .. . ~· ~ the ...d ~~~ ~ " miOJPittsb •• Stealer ,__ .. ) . CQrilplon c 1• ., .a " ~· ottlfj -~~ Wt"~Wf•r 'IJ"SUU;.-w, _.....,Uiftl aw.&I;IHB u a ~. JY we ur&-• s ... ...,.. .."" Bunnlngp 1 ;, ~Mo. ~'; ·;i ;. ,,'~ : q :owlfie aCirid ~ nw lit . ~ dlll ··of pto 1/iok Gl/11111 8ft4lr mtl/li fVt.t!IN!r! "Colts last week In a trade for Wllranp ·• •··~ fbtie:~PNeiJ.t.lloihd np lOr tbe·lliciolllllmbl& on lllullljlles, llaJJ's olltlltandbig footlea 1a8t sealllllis ill the ~ quarllir' Roy Jefferson, returned to ph ;;. ll!,ll!u.. . ' .., ':u: E~;~ =7t' ''Cin't .......... . .. llere play tllll ........ •·'""·tlon w-eaday as the slve ~· , , , · · . , .; · , ;.,, . . pme"? · ' ~T,PI. (UPI) In the '1bll polpant qllellllon was .:..~ ·.'ll*ir; of·· no-llittera put Jll&blauci · bolh I'WIIIn, volced ·by Casey lbnge1 upon ll' ; !ild; 8nd 'W the ~ wileD Dale Bouchee tbe.llllrtbful birth of hll Meta In ~: . , . 11!·11!111~~= ~wllhcmeoutand~ 11112. Wi!UI P.aul Brown, the ln·l!i;·li!ljlllil Utile l.elgue to llt!liJIId oil an lntleld bit by bead coacb ol tile lltlefmlatl flnt . , . _ Domlle. Pa1up Bengal&, ill undoulitedJ' a better · · .IUnled to · ~ bit a ~»loot IIIIMh to the molder of 11111tu: lban the ...-. ,;m. 111e ~ rtablfleld,aalto&CGnBouc:hee lnlmltable Perfeasor, he could ,ll);'ik .Ikjmslc. com~ llld llCIIlllc ,ICG'ed when the very wen be muJUng:-er ~ '·a· Dr. Harol~ Meyer, com· mlasioner of the Ohio High School Athletlt , .uaoctatlon, told the sp«tseasl«s be was dl.splesaed thai high school prlnclpala bad teJected football ptayoHi. · "I they didn't Uke the. Idea that the teams to be In the pllyoffs would have to be chosen by ballot rather than by games," he sald. Ed Johllson of WRFD and WNCI, Columbus, was elected president of the sportscasters association. He succeeded .tim. ' f ' CINCINNATI ' CtlOD 1 '.· . ' '<'1:/j ¢ • ( ' , llencb• , Jl~qP,IIIn 1JU ·ID plldl for won," said Mer· have to talk with Brib (How. beforec.tbounloscledtliellm!e , . ssm) and t woU!d,sar ·we')!_,~ to ~\ the.-!jedl oo, lql, ·· .. ()!berplld!ersthe~ll!lve have lo'rHValuate. •S:.1 ' ''• . . . teiJicl on aJf liiclUill Woald N~ 11e1J . • • ~t~ . GIW'7 ~- ~t,h 15 Vlctories, •lfrSimj)IOil does have .,.m,.,, Tile Reds had taken ~ l.(l ~~-~ W•rhe S!!DP-' 1111 w<JUld prrihably h&ve to ~· lead II) .the lint when Pete IIOOwllb ,l•~ JlniMcGiollllin the arin for about two w~ . Roae ,lrlp!ed 'and scrired on ·a CG~IitbuJIIil, 11. 1, 'he,;sald. • : · 1 tnt ~bY· Bribby Tolan. PhlladeJ. B!J!lPIIIO·Ifl• ltv~ ~cer And even If the reat &hcR!Id··Piilil tied It .In the fourth on Sparlfy Ai>clsi'IDII , ~ !»- help, it woUld be at least an- biick-to.backdoob)es. hav· cauat ,of arm p~. other 10 days before he cOilkl ,, '· . . ~ 191$ 10111011 ~ aaJ4' 1.sijup~on felt g~t himself ready to pitcll . Clnclnnatl !orged Into the . with a mart. , "a UWe ~hi" aft«'' 11uvirlng again," Anderson 8114ed. · lead again when Clll'bo, T01J1111Y · MlrrlU, tagged for hits In for a ablrl tfma· teeentiY and Wednesday night the ~ ' lWms ~ · Woody Wooclwarcl Redl to 8 W inJI!bp, wu llllld after that he would throw ag~in was tied at 2-all wben lGiet ' .wgled'" the fifth. Deron JohJ>. the Phllilei i-aJUed for three today. '• .:' Jim Bunning ga~e up ~ one- ~n doubled home Tony Taylor . • . ~ II1 F• ' ' ·Ill.Tol.;;~ ln '111e 10 tlhl' l\lllJI 1n !be ~: i!KIIJ. ~ol)nny' Olil1 ooe .In dtt. One Of the m~ popular bumPtr ,tk:k~J:S bas It lb.o;~ "Wilen Guns Are OutlaWed, Only OiJtlliW~ Will Have G\Uis. Surprisingly, proponents of aun c:Qntrollegls\atlon agree wltb ibe alogao-eo lon& as It is understood That what they advoCate II not the outlawing of private anns but the reglstriltlon of them, juat as w~ register all lilncls rif proJ14!rlY frOril aulilmoblles to saUbllall to pedlcreed cblhuabuat. . , Tiley aclalowledge ljlat no law CQilld keep crlnlinlls frOiit ptt!DC their banda em guno. But simply beca~ 01'\mlnals would not obey a IUD reglatratloa law, pollee would have tbat much more power to take cuns away from ·them. An eiWJiple would be If firearms were discovered during tbe search of a premises for aome otber reason. The weapons even If not Wegal in themselves, could be seized If they had not been registered. However flU' and away the greater number of homicides and attelllptecl homicides are commltled not by criminals but lly ordlnarylaw-abicllnC people. Most gun deaths occur ID the home and Involve family members or friends. Tbls Is the area where It is believed gun control coulcl be of greatest value. University Heights, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland, is one of a number of communities around tbe co\Uitry which Is not waiting for federal legislation. The mayor recently staled that by virtue of his city's gun registration ordinance, he Is convinced that in at least two casea potential tragedy bas been averted. Both cases involved pollee IDveatigation of family fights and the confiscation of unregistered revolvers found in the homea, revolvers that coulcl bave been reached for in the beat of the qUIU'rO~ or some later quarrel, and used. 'lbe ordinance wW not stop either family from buying a new gun In University Heights and regtstering It, or from ping Into the next-door community and buying a gua and not reglller!Dg it. But the expense and bother involved may at least make them pause and tblnk seriously about whether they really need another gua. I, :'' Jf2·2709 Midd'-'f Mca.uRE'S DAIRY ISLE ~- ~····'· ... 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WP-JIIIItWikl lf-14). LP-Cox (7-10). HRI-4Brlen 171fll, Moy (lOth), Rodriguez I (171111. ' _ Aflant• 001 000 ~ 9 16 2 ~ N4W York 212 020 ooo- 7 " o BOlton 000 000 000 - o Reed Novarro (3) Cardwell MiMe 120 004 OOx- 7 151, MCQueen (7), Priddy 111 · Culp, Lyle 161, Phllllfll Aicue; MCLAin, Hlllar (9) end Fr..llan. wp.;_Wrl~ht (lt-91. LP-Mclalo (3-$). HR.... Re!XIz 1171111, McMull.n (13111), Klflna l151hl . c·--... • • -:~ w1Di1 be • 3 ...,.. • """"' 9 0 mov 8J qulcldy 81 lhort Ill Win&•· HOT .SVMMEB. DAYS are tte jlftlllea .at' C!i)e D7e, • a.tfla lll~tad. "Dye," a C11e AJeC!e ClreJiB, li - II 1M mala radar 1111111 II tile N_... ~ Air Dlf,I IIJ Cemmalld'• DIICiat Early WlnlaJ Syate•. 'SALI· NOW IN PROGRESS '¥JCK IT TO 'EM" , AiTP·ICTU GIANT 24"x41'' BOYS' SPRINGT08~ DRESS OR SPORT International LIIIUt Sltocllltll ly Unlllld Pnsl lnltmttlonal W L Pet. Gl . Syracuse 83 49 .629 Columbus n 56 .579 6'12 Attot: Gene Greta Rochll1er 72 58 .554 10 Cltrk 69 63 .523 14 John w. Z:erkle Tidewater , Prnl~'-'t of Counc II Richmond 65 65 .500 17 Ill 20, 27 19l J, 31c Louisville 64 66 .m II Winnipeg 47 83 .362 35 Tolldo . 4 8S .361 35112 WHITE LATEX HOUSE 2•18 . INT GAU.ON · M.P.M. LATEX Wechiltelty't -RIIvH• Svracuse 4 RlchmQild 3 . tidewater 7 Rochlltar 5 Columbul tO,Tolldo· 5 (Only IIIMS schedulld) r NOW 1 ,, , , I'' 74~66 ;:89.9,5 NOW -·~ •f I, I • ' :. ' liJDI_N~ MOWIR$ . . OFF _Q.I ~ OFA F. REGULAR & SLIM 49° • •c" ,ftENr~~ ~~ _______.____9 ~ "STERO" Nor&aook Right Guard Spray , ' ·Deodorant RIJ '1.19 :..,25e 59$ ,300 SHEm .. • . Reg. 9r ' 74.95 NOW PRICE ~ ··-- ..... . 3 RING BUY NOW AND SAVEl (. 9'9~95 ISCOUJ4T Binders each I B YS' UA ·1TY JEA 5 Blue Canvas FlltE:RPAPER "'' ' F ..IW 33$ . -" l . HEAVY DUR.ABLE JE4_.~5 ; .·; ·PAIRS · ' '57·73 �• . '' Md TJIIMIIII; K - , Frlletla n · S.triMQ; ~~~~~~tp 1..5) (II, ~~ {1), Gentry 191. .nd MltlorHI4. L Cia. ' Mcl;l'lw (9) Mel I)Yw. 'IWP- II). Pr!cldY (.j.f)> ~~!r.Y (9-7). . l ltR"'C'TIIIINI! ~~~· 1 indi.. 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' _ Aflant• 001 000 ~ 9 16 2 ~ N4W York 212 020 ooo- 7 " o BOlton 000 000 000 - o Reed Novarro (3) Cardwell MiMe 120 004 OOx- 7 151, MCQueen (7), Priddy 111 · Culp, Lyle 161, Phllllfll Aicue; MCLAin, Hlllar (9) end Fr..llan. wp.;_Wrl~ht (lt-91. LP-Mclalo (3-$). HR.... Re!XIz 1171111, McMull.n (13111), Klflna l151hl . c·--... • • -:~ w1Di1 be • 3 ...,.. • """"' 9 0 mov 8J qulcldy 81 lhort Ill Win&•· HOT .SVMMEB. DAYS are tte jlftlllea .at' C!i)e D7e, • a.tfla lll~tad. "Dye," a C11e AJeC!e ClreJiB, li - II 1M mala radar 1111111 II tile N_... ~ Air Dlf,I IIJ Cemmalld'• DIICiat Early WlnlaJ Syate•. 'SALI· NOW IN PROGRESS '¥JCK IT TO 'EM" , AiTP·ICTU GIANT 24"x41'' BOYS' SPRINGT08~ DRESS OR SPORT International LIIIUt Sltocllltll ly Unlllld Pnsl lnltmttlonal W L Pet. Gl . Syracuse 83 49 .629 Columbus n 56 .579 6'12 Attot: Gene Greta Rochll1er 72 58 .554 10 Cltrk 69 63 .523 14 John w. Z:erkle Tidewater , Prnl~'-'t of Counc II Richmond 65 65 .500 17 Ill 20, 27 19l J, 31c Louisville 64 66 .m II Winnipeg 47 83 .362 35 Tolldo . 4 8S .361 35112 WHITE LATEX HOUSE 2•18 . INT GAU.ON · M.P.M. LATEX Wechiltelty't -RIIvH• Svracuse 4 RlchmQild 3 . tidewater 7 Rochlltar 5 Columbul tO,Tolldo· 5 (Only IIIMS schedulld) r NOW 1 ,, , , I'' 74~66 ;:89.9,5 NOW -·~ •f I, I • ' :. ' liJDI_N~ MOWIR$ . . OFF _Q.I ~ OFA F. REGULAR & SLIM 49° • •c" ,ftENr~~ ~~ _______.____9 ~ "STERO" Nor&aook Right Guard Spray , ' ·Deodorant RIJ '1.19 :..,25e 59$ ,300 SHEm .. • . Reg. 9r ' 74.95 NOW PRICE ~ ··-- ..... . 3 RING BUY NOW AND SAVEl (. 9'9~95 ISCOUJ4T Binders each I B YS' UA ·1TY JEA 5 Blue Canvas FlltE:RPAPER "'' ' F ..IW 33$ . -" l . HEAVY DUR.ABLE JE4_.~5 ; .·; ·PAIRS · ' '57·73 �. ~ ,.. . . ' , · ·tUPil . . - ·n ,b ·s ~ ; .. :~~ caqtlllld•blt~CGIII- f~ fM,1l ~ m~!lel 'portloO at tile . lndn ~-- Cl!llililuetiiiiJWVI!wllliaO.Jper ' cline 1n more lllan• 2% 1.-t'ln · oeritallvm, tbe'1ime u 1n . Augual, _pointing ll!war.i.lolrer ·~u17. . · •· . •foo!l '~ta for; ~ ·!*\" 'lbe wlf!'?i~ . pdce Njllirt blips. •• fil'ly u thla ~ .. lbe 111111 ~ ·MW!I , to NIDn ' governmo.nt said Wedpiladay. 'lbe ·~u .of t..bor Sla\fa. lica(BLS),inpnllmlnaryestimates for thla month, said wholesale prices for farm )11'011ucla feU 4.5 per cent - lbe largest monthly decline since a 6.9 per eent decrease in February IIHI. The shatp decrease In farm product prices enabled lbe over· an wholesale price Index to register a 0.5 per cent drop, Ita lint decline in two ywa, fol· ·lowing a 0.1 per cent lncrealll! In July. But the more llpifi- ,I . • own •~1• , .1Jf1etlq/Oial/~~ ··· ,.t I, . . 1n A~t. ~~ · . ·• •• : n l.'lf <~'l • _. wABHINqrof'l'; pictUre Ulo lTII.IIOt aa "Mwl are d1lng e,verj - .....tw~ ~ l*'an ioere Iaten lntoii<COUDt, 'Jbeae relleet price cblncei IIOtma!IY callled by a i:hlngt In lll!uons. - ~ . Ill. thenillll'l'•~· lllinea,"S!In. ·" V tlf ·, l} ','.;,. f ~~~·~.·,_"~AI' • ,: ~ . 'l,.r.,' ·~~~..-.' ~Jc.··•tau.~~~··~mt::;~~~~ :' ; .., "' ·• ·' letter to" ' R9b!ft l ~£, Pfoirama ~ ·~· tr ~lAili. dJMnan 9«•11if Qyil' aP.~~tt all4 ~trlb8~.tq ~ ~vice · CoQIInlllilop, tile ~I,ICJII, .Iile· ~~~ nbcOlllllllttee notM i,eoo direCtor ·.\Ill· ~llr!~·-.Jd 111pervlsors and lnspeclofs tadly. ·~ ~. :; . , ' ' • were n-eded to ea"7. out ~·It's in · ~. tqai' ~ Jli'OY!Sii!QIIIIthe .nl!l' F«lnn 111'1 up ~·· prilglsma IIi Cot!<, Mine Health and w.ty t1J1e COIIDIQ' lot . ~· e¢r Act. •tlonl ' lll the ')IC!p1illlion," llJ'. 1 . • Harrlaoo A. WJWama Jr. .ilcl Wtdlleaday In caUing for ~ lpled ln ,the li!J1iiJ Ill new federal mtn. lnsjlectorl. '"QQdr liYes etn be iavad," the New .1eMJ' [lemocnt aald, "If w.e c:.iln cul .lhrou&b the 11le ....,.Uon to-~ bal'eau!J8tle nd tape wbldl oommijalon . to ipeed 11,1 hal . . . J!&l1ly rj!lljloqilble for llfOileulng .~ 'lrllol .Sen~ llllfllnl ;l,li,.Prace• of h1rinfl ·Ridll!'d S. ~; MI. lbe deliperatel,y. needed lllety • , ·· ~~~dell~ J f~ ~ r !l-'1 -1 ..~.ll!..~u:-' .:.,,h tlle' ITOdil' aellon ptOIJOIIII' weltare ~ornt. • alllled· ln· IIW ~fe Finance, .I ~ ......... ..... Oormnlttee, ~rllliiCtgive ~~ ~~.Weii,IMI\.tl4l3;:\'! OppGI'tWilty ror' UpanalorL.bY -llliclety lllo, !II! ,;_ . • .provldlnl: ~. da~ care eervt- ~6ne ~~:~;~: AfiAir•uonal~t, the ees IIIII_ c~ tie COrniJinOd lfimlmf!:a.., ill _. admlt111ttaliol tealomlall who DV!l,l'an lndn clfop ..,_. C111J 0.2 "111 lbe, Jtudslarl~ci._ __ ~~ lbe ~.a ·:.., hate -been !ll'edlctllle all year per cent, the ~ ·i!' f.,-m ~. 40, ••Ia . ' DII1D01" m.dl-t cliQdreil ,"'"' . · gOteinmeJitpollcleatocurblbe productpricenucaJyUper Edlrll'd ,F. toi4UPI' !D dlrilclorof·111i1YaleUnlvdty !)1'08J'III1 ·~· ; 1'1jti)>~ . wcl,llnllaUonslnctlbeKonan cent and prices lor proceued Ia lntiJI:'Iew, ·''We ~·1 Cllll·. CblillbilwloPdmt ,. PrCJ81am.. lbat kind. of ~~Jl'~a~a•, war would aoon start lhowlng fOods and feeds wenti!P U per t1nue .~ ~~ •nd pOi:lll ' "' IOU lll!llled ~ ~Ill!* u .the 109II'DITitll,t ptoenm. ""' •· up 1n price trenla. cent lnllad or ~ that ~. one· place .liid 1i'lcll ldC!i ljtat~tor af ,liJ liiW'Oifice of ., 'LeV• proteet ·the r?Od Not l!:lctualll& much. Seuonal adjuslment did another.. Tl;lat's wl!lll• e.usll18• C]ll!d Deve~l, whieli 1!11-. Headllarl, Jl!¥e ,II, btlliir, ....,., Butlbe reporlwu not as en- not affe~;tthe U per cent rise ini)M!ctan." · p<ilarlution in :our , BC!clel)l Jlliljlltera Heedl~ Ucl other open ,It to a ~~ · couraKin/( u It appund on tlae in lndualrlal commodity prices. WQJiams, cbalrman d the . today. · . · cbU!ben's J!I'OIII:STDI· · of ' .rvtoel for .,.._.,.,, -, 'T IIUI'facebecauselndustrlaleGIII- Dr. Joel Popkin, assistant Senate labor subcommlttee, .Areas to •'We've jol tp lind a way~ ,After aiUelzln&' Hea~tart Ill added . ., '·;. modltlea acoont1nc1eiE for 73and perfarm cent BLS commlaaloner charge of and lbe 1101!1«,urpd ~ben . .. . mhn41 briJig !tied~ ~totaplber of the ovoraU the price report, Inllld lowe.r subcoml!llttee the oltbe d.U nheJ ~ plaj:el dl! !I Is ····· ··-·••••!!1!1·~~ '.· producta only 11 per ceut. Pro- prices. fCl' bop, callle, eggs ServlceO!mmlMonto"!!P"'''te '-'Ill ·. · ,uti ~.In ptOIIfllllllllb ,, ' cel!ed foods and feei1s, wblcb and fnlb and ciHed vegetables processing 1 nonl .lnapeetora WASIIJN<JTON.~~l.·- 111e IIIII.'~ be ~- ·. ·. . account for lbe remaining 16 accounted for millt d lbe de- recrultedb-theU.S. Bureau of Farmen Home ~~lrllUon , .u.a&la!'l 1a the pmcboo1 per cent, feU only u per ceut cline In lhe f..-m product lndeL Mlnea. · has begun a lllii'VIbe . Y.,~(«l e!'Op( procraiJI wbldJ oller11 Dledtcal, ' ' .' . ' .' . damage from .,.....twit~ IQ(fJIIonal edilca~ l1llll , · PleaoaldVIIIleyHoapllll and soon will racommen.d ~tjler ~i"io ~ ~ ADMISSIONS _ Franklin authorlzaUon of emergency llllll J\0111' !ilrenls ;. lioott · • 0 Smltb, Galllpolis; Melvin .loans to farmers in ICIITie of lb!! bollote they start 11\'hool. . ' 'I Jollnson, Mrs. Cllarles Adkins, hardest-bit areas, It . •u He!ldltart ·regulallona. bllve Arawana Plants, Cathy leamed today. FHA c perniltted Ol))y il 10 'Po!i' ~~ l\T Campbell, James Love, Pl. Sources lr1 • , an InvolVement or cblldtiln not D.O. Pleasant; . Monte Davis, Agriculture Departm~ol cOnaideredpoor. I "'e' · · . Columbus; Mrs. Allen Sayre, agency. said field offlcWa were Zigler uld be did nohrsnt io wooden supentruelure and the tugboat'• owner, James Mason; Mrs. Wllllani See, checking southern corn leaf dJscard Headltart but .wanllcl lrqmenla hit Campbell's leg, Murphy of Loulsvllle, Ky. Galllpolls Ferry; Mrs. Donald bllght damage Alainbamaparts ...~ to broaden Ita · aervlctl and pollee sold. PolicelnCOilllllWiitiesalongthe Barnes, Crown City; Mrs. Georsla, Florida, .. .. The city poUce report on the river were alerted. William Davis, Jr., Mason; Mlsslu!Pfll. CINCINNATI(UPl)-Latonla Incident said lbe four crewmen The first officers aboard lbe Julia Thomas, Pt. PleBSIIII. Telephone cbecb wen al8o JWce Tnlck In nearby Nol1bem . bad made an alleinpl to "take craft were Slit George lvill of DISCHARGES - · Tina being made from here to keep bu entered a bid for ovor or barm" t:apt. Stout. O'Hara Twp. a~ officer Barry Brumfield, Pauline McGuflln, track of damage lbe 1lle nallll'l'• Pollee sold u ~ four beaded Glllen. When they spoiled lbe Luna Lanier, Janet Bowles, parla of 11011them n . event. for the captains cabin, Stout craft they commandeered a Charles Neal. Indiana, spokesmebe saldde. confronted them with lbe auto- rowiYJat and boarded the tow- BIRTHS - Aug . 26, a soo to surveys may ma re Get Them .Reld)i · matic. boat where they reported a Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Donohue, later. For School The Incident occurred after cahn atmoephere prevailed. Letart. The officW said pre~ the crew went ashore aJJegedly However irben they found reports indicated conto buy clgarela before the boat evidence of the sboot!Qs they VeleraDI Memorial Helpll'll slde.rable" damage in lilt Deep moved out of Ita lllormoi'VIIIe ordered the boat taken to Lock ADMISSIONS - llllcla Warth, South states, Including lduts of berth, poUce llld. Pollee llld No. 2 near lbe Higbland Park Hartford; Zora Walke~. up to 50 per cent in Alabama apparently lbe crew had gone Bridge. City poUce lben Pomeroy; Frieda Mossman, _cr_op:...·--....,..=-~~ drinking Instead and wben they boarded the boat, found Camp- Pomeroy. • WEEKEND WEATHER returned the towboat began Ita bell injured and took him to DISCHARGES - · Henry Pa...., cloudy Slmday 8lld trip. lbe horpltal, Ohlin OW ........_ Bl')'811 '"' The Maritime Service post at "'-- lbe accident -·--' ger, e .,.~, Meaday with rbaare of .,..~., ....~ .. '... Whaley' Orval Hill, Bernice . sbowen.lll&lu ~ It DDnll Irwin was lbe first to learn of on a waterway lbe Coast Eberabach, Earl Custer, .to upper • IDDth lllld lows 111 the poealble mutiny wben It Guard wu called ln to lnves· Evllrett Wslaoo, Ernest Kelter. 111e mid to lower . .. received a radio can from the ligate. • ' \ t~TIIeDijiJ.BenllDel,Mld~)',O., Augui!Z'I, 111'10 · PITI'SBURGH (UPI) Gerald Campbell, 33, of GaWpolis, Ohio, a crewman on the towboat, Jim Murphy, suffered leg abrasions today In what authorities believe may be the first possible mutiny on 1be Allegheny River. City pol:ce, State Pollee, Hannarville pollee and the Coast Guard were aU lovesligating the Incident whlcb oc. curred while the boat towed eight coal-liUed barges on Its regular run from 1larmarvllle to Follansbee, W. Va. Campbell, treated at Pittaburgh Hospital and releaoed, suffered the leg obr&Blons when the boat captain, Philip Stout, 53, or Manchester, Ohio, U fired five shots from a .22 ca ber automatic. Apparently the bullets struck the boat's •, ,; , . , . ~ man g \, ~ ' • .·the No. 2 in Hitler Germany .when World War II entkd ('I 'f__ , .. ·. i;'~iPUtSide. ·llitliri 8eeitted·Nb,.niali·. J! " ·' JIJuvle8t Hit hr ... , . ·Roo ed lAJan8 '· Gallia Man Jniured In Fzrst Possible 111 • On All henyl ,earPittsb "'1fih lrdltiny J .. .after 20 years in Spandau · a reflective vie'Wj)oint after 20 years served in Spandau =:WJ Hard "Everything In Hardware" MAIN ST. . · the only defendant to plead guilty at the Nuernberg trials · exclusive revelations to NEA Executive Editor Murray Olderman: ,, <~). •./ ,; . ' d ' f,l ·~ . 'tiJ 'Wear _:.. All the U.re.t Styleund Fa~riu Fro~ ' • AIL£EN • RUSS lOGS •WHISILERS • DEVOll Wash 'n Wear Fabrics Bonded. Tunics Sizes 1-3; J.6x; 7·14 ! (Fim of ThrH Parts) By MURRJ.y OLDERMAN 1 " ''' ntgbt. Then, after W minutes, he would say goodby, too." •I And yet tbere was alao the Hitler who ranted and atrutted In public. Could tbla Indicate schlzopbrenla? '. ., . ~.· \ Slacks, Tops, . ' ·Skirts .. ,. ' ' bunker In Berlin for a final farewell. "I was bla architect for many years," he says "and he bad been like a col: league. Now be looked like a very old man and was shaking. After be ate he was full of spola, lllld everything w,as neglected, I plUed him. But In retrospect, HIUer didn't deserve to be piUed because he Is one of the men wbo changed the course of history In a very bad way." HEIDELBERG, Gorrmmr - (NEil.) - Albert Speer W 20 yt<Jrs in rlu •olil<uy pruon · of Spendaa lo re/kd on the plunomenon lluJI wo1 Adolph Hilkr. .4nd he IIIII W 1/u .. 1f411quil yeara 1ince /Iii releole in 1966, lp<nl in 1M family viUa Ait:h obiWe 1/u plain of ro pr011i<le 1/11 rGtionale for lhe mo11.11ro,., p<riod of/Wiory, Hilkrian Germany, "No." &leer measures his haD!Is to· i wllen miUi<m• of p<ople were murdered. _gether ancf lalks deliberately. "He was a ·. H, a./Jd do 1/W bee...., by 1/u end of 1f11rtd 1for ll, in hu position 111 mini1lerd.or ~agmatist and pragmatlam tau~t him to -' mo11 in!p<>rklnl rrum on · erpolite and charming to ac eve his ·: lll'llldiMIII and war production, lu was in eII eel Ih• seeonu • ...,;.1, H, ·had .Uo been o coUa,UJJ o/ Hilkr as 1/u chief orchileet of rlu Third Reieh. alms." ~ AI 1M N"'rnhei.f 1for Trials i>/ 1M 22 Uodins Nazi ••••pirtUora, lu W b..n rhe only Thla seems odd In a system where the Speer Is candid about his own guilt. He ., ol!fl to plead luiUr· AI 1/u a1e o/ 40, /aiJ crotUive life ..., virtually over. dictator Ia omnipotent. aaw the personalltfu of Hitler from two ' '! Albert Speer facea me-we are in match"You underesUmata the importance of ' ' angles-that of arc teet and or mlnlater . , Jng nd }tither cbalrs befoie a large And then he reftnea the Image : the feeling of the whole j>opulatlon 1n a of armame~He says the ~cture would J#l!l!:e irlndow overlooking manlcllred "If you wouldn't liave known ' he was a totalitarian system. It was Important to ~g1~ 0~ s~meon": :uc~": He~~m~~ .... IW'4elu. He Ia 85 and bla balr Is white, politician and seen him at Oberaakber~ Hitler what the people thoul[bt. He mler, the ss leader wbo kllled hlmsalf. " 1M 1M remains vigorous and erect, a lHltler's 'Afplne retreat) with the Nazis~ couldn't have started the war wlihout the -· 1t111 handaome remnant of the man who inlier circle, you w,ould s~ Is obv!ll\llly , ~ymPl!thy of the peOPle. Th~ , M.lll._ 1.'• ''Aiwi'~ll'. Speel' ~~~i!' ve the :l;waa.~ Bll!tr:~ slde, sl1:11WD.II Uu:o\!ll~ .Yl\..i,\ ~~n.~1 lm'\iWM., Qed..,lltl'llf<:lal t.Wball be 11!1• In hli, prlv!., ~nlllll ~J!Mtl ~er wl4ill: IDsl~. :i~ tCWiTHDIIIPD'' Ib'fil'lr! 111m (i'[~Qel)'" graces, &iit neverlhtless pa a altenUon to ~ wh:: told !!'~IJI9 ,say,~ , d.. ~)ICb._ who bad 0 rich lmlet : ause be ~~. and speaks In English, wblcb lie mastered the WOlDen .lll'qt!lld him, Ia ldpd Ill them . =elped the mag S)l'ea and was dead, au those evU thlnp which came ".Jn prison. , : ' ·, 1 I -· ' ' and ®urteoill, even a UtUe too lnlistent on to him bad no rtllatance. 1 8Zplain this k· "It II a mlltllke,lo be 111)'1, ''to p cture social formaUUes." · with water colors 111d !lrawlngl be made ~~ mtrer aa a mooater, as a man who ollly · Symptomallc 0 ( mtler'a bourgeois Speer blmseH admltJ be was Beduced by during bis youth, wblcb are without ani,;, !lbouted and mlabehaved an4 was very posture was hil relaUonahlp with Eva the attenUons of a bead or state who made mallon or personallty-.<~oe small stroke , . 'rough. It's a wrcmg plctureJ!I!cauae some111-aUD. Speer never beard ber call him an unknown 28-year-old the master arch!· after the other, done very patiently, In a \ wbere another leader mlgbt come along "Adolf." ln German, the .Informal "you" teet of Germany. Driven by ambiUoo, bureaucratic, painstaking way. For some·;; 1114 be's so geotle, ao nice and charming · Is "du" and the formal Ia "Sie." spurred by Oattery, entranced by Hitler one with feeling, at some point the Jines ;\~ ldsHt the cblldreo. You would say per101181ly, he waa able to lg~~ore the would veer. But with Hitler you can follow '.;nDQ man can never be like Hitler who "He spoke alway• with a 'Sie' to Frau- regime's atrocities 81 bla career prothe whole thing to the Iaiii corner. · ··committed IUCh ellmM. ,.5o for. !uture leln Braun," says Speer. "If you lillve a greuecl. Tbls guaw1 on bla conscience. ·~:lllltorY, ·I· want to.·lhow that Hltlef qn .the girl friend,. you don't hide ber. It wu Even near the end, alreldy aware or the "This man who made those watercolors >t;:Htild'e appeare'd qlilta !J01111al." ' . ridiculous. She would leave the group at enormity or Hitler's crimes, ha flew to the I think must have been reaDy empty." =•· , •;,, ~ •i~t .f ' , .~ J tfJhe"'! Bqy's Goal: Black ~ower in City Hall ; :,. Jo'l·,. . j ' ''lr NORMA SUE • SE! EChON OF EVANGELlNE Olapter Pul ...... GeaenJ llolpllll Admlallonl - None. DllcharJea - Holly Green. Want To Own Your Own Business? St~n ·Roolouc!o & Co. Is now -~~~~ for an lncllvlclual or !lvlband lncl Will IMm lo - I l l I Stan Cllllogut Mer~nt Store in lllo Pom••Y·Midclllport araa. 1. IV. a Sears Catalogue sales merchant you are lhl eJCcluslve catalogue merchant In • s~clfled market aree. 2. You sell merchandise from any S..ro cllalogue and from the stock of Soars appllancH on vour lain floor. 3. You are offered a complete trlll!lng program and consulting Hrvica. ' .. 4. You ·tecolvoupor! building and site S41lecflon serolco. s. You pay no franchise fttand yOur !nvelf~~~tnlls up to $5,000.1JC. P!use oenct . I , name, address. ttlopl1cJN number and business resume to: John Lyona, .Cheatnut St., Mlddleport. lltlng covered dlsb and table serv\<le. SA'IVRDlY SPECIAL meeting Mid· dleport Lodge 368, FliAM Saturday, 7:30 p. m. Middleport Lodge Hall. Wort< In master muon degre. BACK•TO.SCHOOL. dance SatUrday, 8:30 to 11 :II Pomeroy tennis court. Last oulalde cllnce . of lbe III!IIDD; Jaya will emcee. Admlaalon 71lc. 8UNDAY CLELAND REU)'IION $unday, Forest Acrea Park, between Rutland and · · Hirrlaonvllle. Everyone welcome. Brlni: balket hinch. POMEROY'S PONY teagqe, UIUe J..eaellt, P,. Will bllll!lian ' team. )IIDnlc SiandiY,/ 1 p. rn. behind ~roy J!bilor Hlah. Brlna covered dlali 1Ucl !4ble service. ~ J.·, .• . .....•.; I SEARS ROEBUCK & co.. ; ' 925S.Hanli11Avt. '• ., 1. ' • f .. I Dopl. 3U·APG . Clllca10, IIUntlt":'f' ,. Opm. two In All The latest Styles ; ' WOODSTON£ tell a bunch of around to move, where vou got to IIIOIIi!? There'• no recnaN.Y."'"' tio!IGI fadlltie• In the or~ 1111 we con cf/1 i6 rit 011 the . kldl hanging Der- I MEN'S.SPORT SHIRTS Junior.. '2.99 lip Dresses by Pilnt Set, BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS IM,,IIrt,l •1,98 Up From$§~95 . Matrons annual plenlc Frldey. 6 p. m., home d Mr. and Mrs. ~~~ ,orea, • He .worted as a. Pollee au gettlrul to""ther," Der- among blacks. He !dvea an Partner during the summera wood recllll, ·~li-om walking example : " Jllll today, the of ~ and 19118 and ·aa ·tile the beat l could auddenly mailman-be baa seen me yoUDgeat clerk to the city. soy, 'N~1 no, no. You'd just maybe once--comes "Walking QOrpota!lon counsel lui be rioltDg in your own toward me and we look each au~er. 'nlla year,_ at age homes, ~&, your own other atfallbt In the eye and block ond 141k. But 'the al, 5-Q, 27Ji-poand uenrood posaeui@S, 1 your own he saya, 'What' a ha~nlng, W!iln' Jl11111 up and ao••· 'All Hall Is doing construcllon people. What'• the MillO to brother?' ruld l 11y, You're rlQM, felku, tole• a !Dillie.'") work: "Just a hard-bat suppresalng ounelves?'" the one, brother man.' That's 1001 a11 addict ~ tor ~ awhile wtirtln~ my way through What would be -slble what will elect me." pW~ lind ht WGI i'! · ~ lias a anD be- college. • . he decided, ,Wfl becoming PresldeD1, Nbton c:alla ~ 11 1r.ol;t'·:"'~ time• A ftllaW , ~~ lri black IK!l'et, which If h11 IUIJII!Iera seem an mayor of New RocheUe: office an ll~tion, booth. '~w'i-IJOiii. · ~ hoJII''\ 1iii ·.~ as •11.lli!n, booked up, so are the next "Then 1 can work for my Perwood Hall ~I aee It ,. . • . 1;· ~tY; , ,self-re.s~ •' , 10 ye~ of Ilia life. Der- brotbera fulJUm&-DOt just 11!8 SIDle wa'i. There'll be he wu 12 and d ;, ~ e! l•reltabUitJUqn, . .fi'O" . wodit.1w two more yean at wliM there'• a Uttle aummer no riding by Ill my C~dUiac. .::.~~~ -ran With a pn,. tei:Uon and equallt]i." · , · ' .rolmsori C. Smith Unlvanlty uproar.'' People riot wbell they re not ·did too m~~ell In 11187, When O.Woocfwl• In ~1!111!1. N.C.; an~.. · , . part of loc~ government. eomed clwrilll 17.. approximately 250 civil thUe iD .l'•·fllbool; anotlier He 1 lire~maldlig elec- "l won't ovet1hrow this lo' flqlit the disOrders br~e out In 170 five of lecal Ptactkle In Neoor 11 Uoo P1 •:J!.mm:u'U:~ eoveb'iiianl," uys the pqll·' American clUes. Ul!ht loot- Rocbelle. 'l'lieb, be flgure1, . stQI !fOII't w Ileal aclence and ecooomlca u IDe tlilll aqmme'r in lib home be'• gollle to nm for and be !_ll_!O"~lil:= major. "It'a the moat proumrieit tcrwn convinced city offlclall elected mayor. ""'!' • n • 1IU' pulve COUIItry In the to ~k IO!Dt of, the · He credi!J Pollee Pertnen the Qljly P~ of coa,J;IittiDI wprld, with the moat oppor· IIDP!l' clll'• bluest troublemabra with hh transformaUon. tip In all lliat ~· tuniUes. 'lbey're juat not ~ tur,n lhem .Into Pollee "~n ~brotben ltarted If It lln't De,rwoall tlaure• fluted where lhouJd be :;, Science Needed More than Ever Allllrt Speer u be e!tlered Parll " ' """Jlilih•. contendad that lbe moUve for the seven slaylngs wu Inspired by lbe BeaUes' son "Heller Skelter" and was intende<l to provoke raclsl violence. Daily Sentinel Feature Page POMEROY Victim$ Blood Used By Killers To Write Pig' On Front Door .. r ,,..., . \ .' lnto ·, ', f ' ' ~~y ;cJfg,~- ~d'Yt lootedt~ ~·:: ....'R..v., ~· . ' ' '·l l the' community worker, If he can get elected and 1ha tetla thla story: "Derwood's the oldest of nine chlldre!L the father or 1lle family. wnen be wu earning fl on a paper route, he'd bring home a balf-ganoa of milk, a 16-poUDd bag of potatoea and a loaf of biead at the end of every week. "We were the typical bet· 10 family : drup, no daJ, 00 welfare. Now rbave Olll! 8011 In business school, one 1n liberal arts and a daughter on her way to coDe~. Our life baa been a thiDg of cbangea, but we're tocetber and. we're going to stay to- . ' . • Spec~alizing ID ROSSrrER ir. "' the UP! Space Writer CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)Veteran space scientist Ernat Stubllnger says mankind ''Urgently" needs the progreos of science and technology to help solve earthly problema. "In our modern times, engineers can hardly wllll until scientists have made a new discovery" said the o~ associate 'of Dr. Hans Gel!ler, the developer of the Gieger Counter . "They builds gadget around It and they try to make It !ll, ·i'~.~ .W .I!\Il .~.~. She amlles proudJ7 at Derwood and addl. "An4 J c:an see a whole bla black flmllyCOIIIII\~ty dolnl tb1a IIIDe ' Greeks. Ill' ~ Q~ i!J. '!!If, time man put two or three lenses In line to create a telescope. It look t,600 years for a workable steam engine to b!i built after the Greeks first experimented with steam propulsion. "'"""'""u ·-·-'o da VInci had sketebes of airplanes, at least glider planes, but It took about 400 years ~ore we had our real airplanes," Stuhllnger llld. ''Pbotograpby took about l3l yean from the first ligbt OipOiimenta to the first application In a simple camera. "Faraday found~ ~ !ems Q! ._~ec~tlam armm whlc:h con!ront us on. .'' ti30 and 11 took unlll 181fi Stuhllnger, pleading or IU)J- before lbe first electric motor port for the apace prD81'8111, that did lliOful work was built." said technology did not always advance 10 quickly. Slepe Up Applleatloa Cite• Eumplea 1n the 20th century, StuhllnThe chief sclenllst at the ger said, man stepped up the space agency's Marshall Space appUeaUonofsclentlficdevelopment. He said radio was put to Flight Center told newmnen recently in Hun Iaviiie, Ala., It wort In 30 years, transistors In took 3,500 years !rom lbe time elgbt years, laaers In only two Egyplians Invented glus lenses yean. - -- - - -- - - -- -- - - -- the background or "her Greeks." She goes Into various business practices, givIng explanatl~.Q.4 of how the magnates did 'fibat they did. And although sbe mentions the names of Jackie o. and Charlotte Ford Nlarcb01, mud Ia not slung. tether." :;: ·~·=:.:t~:r: . -:rne:..ood'smother, a thing. . ,. . ' By AL Cllle "I beard Arl (Onauls) liked the book " Miss LUJy con11ded, "but he was angry about my aaylng that Nlarcb01 Is better-looking than he Is. "I don't think looks matter, anyway. In fact, I've found handsome men are not always charming. They're spoiled by the attanUon thej! get an lhelr Uvea and don t mate any effort of their own. "Now, when • woman first meetJ Ari-Dothlng. After 25 mliiutea, sbe wants to take her clothes off." ' She pauses to throw a plasUc steak across the room at ''What's·Her-Name.'' her Yorkahlre Terrier, Pazzo; who was jumping around In any reference to freneUcany. Jacqueline Kennedy Onaula, "I - ~t him in Rome," she Miss LUJy suffers a momensaid. 'His parents were the ~J:lapse of memory and her Jackie Wbat'a-Heron!f two champion York- c Name, llln terrlera In Italy (pedigree, don't you know) . Any"Why don't you like Jall.way, I called him Pwo, quellne 1Vhlcb Is Italian for crazy.'' aaked. ICemledy?" she Is leaped up then, to an"I didn't uy I dlclu'l lib the door, 11ab a copy bOok, autograph It her; I just can't remember "'''"Coo It lntn an .weJope, her name." rang. lleDo, love to, 11 now. "Oht" �. ~ ,.. . . ' , · ·tUPil . . - ·n ,b ·s ~ ; .. :~~ caqtlllld•blt~CGIII- f~ fM,1l ~ m~!lel 'portloO at tile . lndn ~-- Cl!llililuetiiiiJWVI!wllliaO.Jper ' cline 1n more lllan• 2% 1.-t'ln · oeritallvm, tbe'1ime u 1n . Augual, _pointing ll!war.i.lolrer ·~u17. . · •· . •foo!l '~ta for; ~ ·!*\" 'lbe wlf!'?i~ . pdce Njllirt blips. •• fil'ly u thla ~ .. lbe 111111 ~ ·MW!I , to NIDn ' governmo.nt said Wedpiladay. 'lbe ·~u .of t..bor Sla\fa. lica(BLS),inpnllmlnaryestimates for thla month, said wholesale prices for farm )11'011ucla feU 4.5 per cent - lbe largest monthly decline since a 6.9 per eent decrease in February IIHI. The shatp decrease In farm product prices enabled lbe over· an wholesale price Index to register a 0.5 per cent drop, Ita lint decline in two ywa, fol· ·lowing a 0.1 per cent lncrealll! In July. But the more llpifi- ,I . • own •~1• , .1Jf1etlq/Oial/~~ ··· ,.t I, . . 1n A~t. ~~ · . ·• •• : n l.'lf <~'l • _. wABHINqrof'l'; pictUre Ulo lTII.IIOt aa "Mwl are d1lng e,verj - .....tw~ ~ l*'an ioere Iaten lntoii<COUDt, 'Jbeae relleet price cblncei IIOtma!IY callled by a i:hlngt In lll!uons. - ~ . Ill. thenillll'l'•~· lllinea,"S!In. ·" V tlf ·, l} ','.;,. f ~~~·~.·,_"~AI' • ,: ~ . 'l,.r.,' ·~~~..-.' ~Jc.··•tau.~~~··~mt::;~~~~ :' ; .., "' ·• ·' letter to" ' R9b!ft l ~£, Pfoirama ~ ·~· tr ~lAili. dJMnan 9«•11if Qyil' aP.~~tt all4 ~trlb8~.tq ~ ~vice · CoQIInlllilop, tile ~I,ICJII, .Iile· ~~~ nbcOlllllllttee notM i,eoo direCtor ·.\Ill· ~llr!~·-.Jd 111pervlsors and lnspeclofs tadly. ·~ ~. :; . , ' ' • were n-eded to ea"7. out ~·It's in · ~. tqai' ~ Jli'OY!Sii!QIIIIthe .nl!l' F«lnn 111'1 up ~·· prilglsma IIi Cot!<, Mine Health and w.ty t1J1e COIIDIQ' lot . ~· e¢r Act. •tlonl ' lll the ')IC!p1illlion," llJ'. 1 . • Harrlaoo A. WJWama Jr. .ilcl Wtdlleaday In caUing for ~ lpled ln ,the li!J1iiJ Ill new federal mtn. lnsjlectorl. '"QQdr liYes etn be iavad," the New .1eMJ' [lemocnt aald, "If w.e c:.iln cul .lhrou&b the 11le ....,.Uon to-~ bal'eau!J8tle nd tape wbldl oommijalon . to ipeed 11,1 hal . . . J!&l1ly rj!lljloqilble for llfOileulng .~ 'lrllol .Sen~ llllfllnl ;l,li,.Prace• of h1rinfl ·Ridll!'d S. ~; MI. lbe deliperatel,y. needed lllety • , ·· ~~~dell~ J f~ ~ r !l-'1 -1 ..~.ll!..~u:-' .:.,,h tlle' ITOdil' aellon ptOIJOIIII' weltare ~ornt. • alllled· ln· IIW ~fe Finance, .I ~ ......... ..... Oormnlttee, ~rllliiCtgive ~~ ~~.Weii,IMI\.tl4l3;:\'! OppGI'tWilty ror' UpanalorL.bY -llliclety lllo, !II! ,;_ . • .provldlnl: ~. da~ care eervt- ~6ne ~~:~;~: AfiAir•uonal~t, the ees IIIII_ c~ tie COrniJinOd lfimlmf!:a.., ill _. admlt111ttaliol tealomlall who DV!l,l'an lndn clfop ..,_. C111J 0.2 "111 lbe, Jtudslarl~ci._ __ ~~ lbe ~.a ·:.., hate -been !ll'edlctllle all year per cent, the ~ ·i!' f.,-m ~. 40, ••Ia . ' DII1D01" m.dl-t cliQdreil ,"'"' . · gOteinmeJitpollcleatocurblbe productpricenucaJyUper Edlrll'd ,F. toi4UPI' !D dlrilclorof·111i1YaleUnlvdty !)1'08J'III1 ·~· ; 1'1jti)>~ . wcl,llnllaUonslnctlbeKonan cent and prices lor proceued Ia lntiJI:'Iew, ·''We ~·1 Cllll·. CblillbilwloPdmt ,. PrCJ81am.. lbat kind. of ~~Jl'~a~a•, war would aoon start lhowlng fOods and feeds wenti!P U per t1nue .~ ~~ •nd pOi:lll ' "' IOU lll!llled ~ ~Ill!* u .the 109II'DITitll,t ptoenm. ""' •· up 1n price trenla. cent lnllad or ~ that ~. one· place .liid 1i'lcll ldC!i ljtat~tor af ,liJ liiW'Oifice of ., 'LeV• proteet ·the r?Od Not l!:lctualll& much. Seuonal adjuslment did another.. Tl;lat's wl!lll• e.usll18• C]ll!d Deve~l, whieli 1!11-. Headllarl, Jl!¥e ,II, btlliir, ....,., Butlbe reporlwu not as en- not affe~;tthe U per cent rise ini)M!ctan." · p<ilarlution in :our , BC!clel)l Jlliljlltera Heedl~ Ucl other open ,It to a ~~ · couraKin/( u It appund on tlae in lndualrlal commodity prices. WQJiams, cbalrman d the . today. · . · cbU!ben's J!I'OIII:STDI· · of ' .rvtoel for .,.._.,.,, -, 'T IIUI'facebecauselndustrlaleGIII- Dr. Joel Popkin, assistant Senate labor subcommlttee, .Areas to •'We've jol tp lind a way~ ,After aiUelzln&' Hea~tart Ill added . ., '·;. modltlea acoont1nc1eiE for 73and perfarm cent BLS commlaaloner charge of and lbe 1101!1«,urpd ~ben . .. . mhn41 briJig !tied~ ~totaplber of the ovoraU the price report, Inllld lowe.r subcoml!llttee the oltbe d.U nheJ ~ plaj:el dl! !I Is ····· ··-·••••!!1!1·~~ '.· producta only 11 per ceut. Pro- prices. fCl' bop, callle, eggs ServlceO!mmlMonto"!!P"'''te '-'Ill ·. · ,uti ~.In ptOIIfllllllllb ,, ' cel!ed foods and feei1s, wblcb and fnlb and ciHed vegetables processing 1 nonl .lnapeetora WASIIJN<JTON.~~l.·- 111e IIIII.'~ be ~- ·. ·. . account for lbe remaining 16 accounted for millt d lbe de- recrultedb-theU.S. Bureau of Farmen Home ~~lrllUon , .u.a&la!'l 1a the pmcboo1 per cent, feU only u per ceut cline In lhe f..-m product lndeL Mlnea. · has begun a lllii'VIbe . Y.,~(«l e!'Op( procraiJI wbldJ oller11 Dledtcal, ' ' .' . ' .' . damage from .,.....twit~ IQ(fJIIonal edilca~ l1llll , · PleaoaldVIIIleyHoapllll and soon will racommen.d ~tjler ~i"io ~ ~ ADMISSIONS _ Franklin authorlzaUon of emergency llllll J\0111' !ilrenls ;. lioott · • 0 Smltb, Galllpolis; Melvin .loans to farmers in ICIITie of lb!! bollote they start 11\'hool. . ' 'I Jollnson, Mrs. Cllarles Adkins, hardest-bit areas, It . •u He!ldltart ·regulallona. bllve Arawana Plants, Cathy leamed today. FHA c perniltted Ol))y il 10 'Po!i' ~~ l\T Campbell, James Love, Pl. Sources lr1 • , an InvolVement or cblldtiln not D.O. Pleasant; . Monte Davis, Agriculture Departm~ol cOnaideredpoor. I "'e' · · . Columbus; Mrs. Allen Sayre, agency. said field offlcWa were Zigler uld be did nohrsnt io wooden supentruelure and the tugboat'• owner, James Mason; Mrs. Wllllani See, checking southern corn leaf dJscard Headltart but .wanllcl lrqmenla hit Campbell's leg, Murphy of Loulsvllle, Ky. Galllpolls Ferry; Mrs. Donald bllght damage Alainbamaparts ...~ to broaden Ita · aervlctl and pollee sold. PolicelnCOilllllWiitiesalongthe Barnes, Crown City; Mrs. Georsla, Florida, .. .. The city poUce report on the river were alerted. William Davis, Jr., Mason; Mlsslu!Pfll. CINCINNATI(UPl)-Latonla Incident said lbe four crewmen The first officers aboard lbe Julia Thomas, Pt. PleBSIIII. Telephone cbecb wen al8o JWce Tnlck In nearby Nol1bem . bad made an alleinpl to "take craft were Slit George lvill of DISCHARGES - · Tina being made from here to keep bu entered a bid for ovor or barm" t:apt. Stout. O'Hara Twp. a~ officer Barry Brumfield, Pauline McGuflln, track of damage lbe 1lle nallll'l'• Pollee sold u ~ four beaded Glllen. When they spoiled lbe Luna Lanier, Janet Bowles, parla of 11011them n . event. for the captains cabin, Stout craft they commandeered a Charles Neal. Indiana, spokesmebe saldde. confronted them with lbe auto- rowiYJat and boarded the tow- BIRTHS - Aug . 26, a soo to surveys may ma re Get Them .Reld)i · matic. boat where they reported a Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Donohue, later. For School The Incident occurred after cahn atmoephere prevailed. Letart. The officW said pre~ the crew went ashore aJJegedly However irben they found reports indicated conto buy clgarela before the boat evidence of the sboot!Qs they VeleraDI Memorial Helpll'll slde.rable" damage in lilt Deep moved out of Ita lllormoi'VIIIe ordered the boat taken to Lock ADMISSIONS - llllcla Warth, South states, Including lduts of berth, poUce llld. Pollee llld No. 2 near lbe Higbland Park Hartford; Zora Walke~. up to 50 per cent in Alabama apparently lbe crew had gone Bridge. City poUce lben Pomeroy; Frieda Mossman, _cr_op:...·--....,..=-~~ drinking Instead and wben they boarded the boat, found Camp- Pomeroy. • WEEKEND WEATHER returned the towboat began Ita bell injured and took him to DISCHARGES - · Henry Pa...., cloudy Slmday 8lld trip. lbe horpltal, Ohlin OW ........_ Bl')'811 '"' The Maritime Service post at "'-- lbe accident -·--' ger, e .,.~, Meaday with rbaare of .,..~., ....~ .. '... Whaley' Orval Hill, Bernice . sbowen.lll&lu ~ It DDnll Irwin was lbe first to learn of on a waterway lbe Coast Eberabach, Earl Custer, .to upper • IDDth lllld lows 111 the poealble mutiny wben It Guard wu called ln to lnves· Evllrett Wslaoo, Ernest Kelter. 111e mid to lower . .. received a radio can from the ligate. • ' \ t~TIIeDijiJ.BenllDel,Mld~)',O., Augui!Z'I, 111'10 · PITI'SBURGH (UPI) Gerald Campbell, 33, of GaWpolis, Ohio, a crewman on the towboat, Jim Murphy, suffered leg abrasions today In what authorities believe may be the first possible mutiny on 1be Allegheny River. City pol:ce, State Pollee, Hannarville pollee and the Coast Guard were aU lovesligating the Incident whlcb oc. curred while the boat towed eight coal-liUed barges on Its regular run from 1larmarvllle to Follansbee, W. Va. Campbell, treated at Pittaburgh Hospital and releaoed, suffered the leg obr&Blons when the boat captain, Philip Stout, 53, or Manchester, Ohio, U fired five shots from a .22 ca ber automatic. Apparently the bullets struck the boat's •, ,; , . , . ~ man g \, ~ ' • .·the No. 2 in Hitler Germany .when World War II entkd ('I 'f__ , .. ·. i;'~iPUtSide. ·llitliri 8eeitted·Nb,.niali·. J! " ·' JIJuvle8t Hit hr ... , . ·Roo ed lAJan8 '· Gallia Man Jniured In Fzrst Possible 111 • On All henyl ,earPittsb "'1fih lrdltiny J .. .after 20 years in Spandau · a reflective vie'Wj)oint after 20 years served in Spandau =:WJ Hard "Everything In Hardware" MAIN ST. . · the only defendant to plead guilty at the Nuernberg trials · exclusive revelations to NEA Executive Editor Murray Olderman: ,, <~). •./ ,; . ' d ' f,l ·~ . 'tiJ 'Wear _:.. All the U.re.t Styleund Fa~riu Fro~ ' • AIL£EN • RUSS lOGS •WHISILERS • DEVOll Wash 'n Wear Fabrics Bonded. Tunics Sizes 1-3; J.6x; 7·14 ! (Fim of ThrH Parts) By MURRJ.y OLDERMAN 1 " ''' ntgbt. Then, after W minutes, he would say goodby, too." •I And yet tbere was alao the Hitler who ranted and atrutted In public. Could tbla Indicate schlzopbrenla? '. ., . ~.· \ Slacks, Tops, . ' ·Skirts .. ,. ' ' bunker In Berlin for a final farewell. "I was bla architect for many years," he says "and he bad been like a col: league. Now be looked like a very old man and was shaking. After be ate he was full of spola, lllld everything w,as neglected, I plUed him. But In retrospect, HIUer didn't deserve to be piUed because he Is one of the men wbo changed the course of history In a very bad way." HEIDELBERG, Gorrmmr - (NEil.) - Albert Speer W 20 yt<Jrs in rlu •olil<uy pruon · of Spendaa lo re/kd on the plunomenon lluJI wo1 Adolph Hilkr. .4nd he IIIII W 1/u .. 1f411quil yeara 1ince /Iii releole in 1966, lp<nl in 1M family viUa Ait:h obiWe 1/u plain of ro pr011i<le 1/11 rGtionale for lhe mo11.11ro,., p<riod of/Wiory, Hilkrian Germany, "No." &leer measures his haD!Is to· i wllen miUi<m• of p<ople were murdered. _gether ancf lalks deliberately. "He was a ·. H, a./Jd do 1/W bee...., by 1/u end of 1f11rtd 1for ll, in hu position 111 mini1lerd.or ~agmatist and pragmatlam tau~t him to -' mo11 in!p<>rklnl rrum on · erpolite and charming to ac eve his ·: lll'llldiMIII and war production, lu was in eII eel Ih• seeonu • ...,;.1, H, ·had .Uo been o coUa,UJJ o/ Hilkr as 1/u chief orchileet of rlu Third Reieh. alms." ~ AI 1M N"'rnhei.f 1for Trials i>/ 1M 22 Uodins Nazi ••••pirtUora, lu W b..n rhe only Thla seems odd In a system where the Speer Is candid about his own guilt. He ., ol!fl to plead luiUr· AI 1/u a1e o/ 40, /aiJ crotUive life ..., virtually over. dictator Ia omnipotent. aaw the personalltfu of Hitler from two ' '! Albert Speer facea me-we are in match"You underesUmata the importance of ' ' angles-that of arc teet and or mlnlater . , Jng nd }tither cbalrs befoie a large And then he reftnea the Image : the feeling of the whole j>opulatlon 1n a of armame~He says the ~cture would J#l!l!:e irlndow overlooking manlcllred "If you wouldn't liave known ' he was a totalitarian system. It was Important to ~g1~ 0~ s~meon": :uc~": He~~m~~ .... IW'4elu. He Ia 85 and bla balr Is white, politician and seen him at Oberaakber~ Hitler what the people thoul[bt. He mler, the ss leader wbo kllled hlmsalf. " 1M 1M remains vigorous and erect, a lHltler's 'Afplne retreat) with the Nazis~ couldn't have started the war wlihout the -· 1t111 handaome remnant of the man who inlier circle, you w,ould s~ Is obv!ll\llly , ~ymPl!thy of the peOPle. Th~ , M.lll._ 1.'• ''Aiwi'~ll'. Speel' ~~~i!' ve the :l;waa.~ Bll!tr:~ slde, sl1:11WD.II Uu:o\!ll~ .Yl\..i,\ ~~n.~1 lm'\iWM., Qed..,lltl'llf<:lal t.Wball be 11!1• In hli, prlv!., ~nlllll ~J!Mtl ~er wl4ill: IDsl~. :i~ tCWiTHDIIIPD'' Ib'fil'lr! 111m (i'[~Qel)'" graces, &iit neverlhtless pa a altenUon to ~ wh:: told !!'~IJI9 ,say,~ , d.. ~)ICb._ who bad 0 rich lmlet : ause be ~~. and speaks In English, wblcb lie mastered the WOlDen .lll'qt!lld him, Ia ldpd Ill them . =elped the mag S)l'ea and was dead, au those evU thlnp which came ".Jn prison. , : ' ·, 1 I -· ' ' and ®urteoill, even a UtUe too lnlistent on to him bad no rtllatance. 1 8Zplain this k· "It II a mlltllke,lo be 111)'1, ''to p cture social formaUUes." · with water colors 111d !lrawlngl be made ~~ mtrer aa a mooater, as a man who ollly · Symptomallc 0 ( mtler'a bourgeois Speer blmseH admltJ be was Beduced by during bis youth, wblcb are without ani,;, !lbouted and mlabehaved an4 was very posture was hil relaUonahlp with Eva the attenUons of a bead or state who made mallon or personallty-.<~oe small stroke , . 'rough. It's a wrcmg plctureJ!I!cauae some111-aUD. Speer never beard ber call him an unknown 28-year-old the master arch!· after the other, done very patiently, In a \ wbere another leader mlgbt come along "Adolf." ln German, the .Informal "you" teet of Germany. Driven by ambiUoo, bureaucratic, painstaking way. For some·;; 1114 be's so geotle, ao nice and charming · Is "du" and the formal Ia "Sie." spurred by Oattery, entranced by Hitler one with feeling, at some point the Jines ;\~ ldsHt the cblldreo. You would say per101181ly, he waa able to lg~~ore the would veer. But with Hitler you can follow '.;nDQ man can never be like Hitler who "He spoke alway• with a 'Sie' to Frau- regime's atrocities 81 bla career prothe whole thing to the Iaiii corner. · ··committed IUCh ellmM. ,.5o for. !uture leln Braun," says Speer. "If you lillve a greuecl. Tbls guaw1 on bla conscience. ·~:lllltorY, ·I· want to.·lhow that Hltlef qn .the girl friend,. you don't hide ber. It wu Even near the end, alreldy aware or the "This man who made those watercolors >t;:Htild'e appeare'd qlilta !J01111al." ' . ridiculous. She would leave the group at enormity or Hitler's crimes, ha flew to the I think must have been reaDy empty." =•· , •;,, ~ •i~t .f ' , .~ J tfJhe"'! Bqy's Goal: Black ~ower in City Hall ; :,. Jo'l·,. . j ' ''lr NORMA SUE • SE! EChON OF EVANGELlNE Olapter Pul ...... GeaenJ llolpllll Admlallonl - None. DllcharJea - Holly Green. Want To Own Your Own Business? St~n ·Roolouc!o & Co. Is now -~~~~ for an lncllvlclual or !lvlband lncl Will IMm lo - I l l I Stan Cllllogut Mer~nt Store in lllo Pom••Y·Midclllport araa. 1. IV. a Sears Catalogue sales merchant you are lhl eJCcluslve catalogue merchant In • s~clfled market aree. 2. You sell merchandise from any S..ro cllalogue and from the stock of Soars appllancH on vour lain floor. 3. You are offered a complete trlll!lng program and consulting Hrvica. ' .. 4. You ·tecolvoupor! building and site S41lecflon serolco. s. You pay no franchise fttand yOur !nvelf~~~tnlls up to $5,000.1JC. P!use oenct . I , name, address. ttlopl1cJN number and business resume to: John Lyona, .Cheatnut St., Mlddleport. lltlng covered dlsb and table serv\<le. SA'IVRDlY SPECIAL meeting Mid· dleport Lodge 368, FliAM Saturday, 7:30 p. m. Middleport Lodge Hall. Wort< In master muon degre. BACK•TO.SCHOOL. dance SatUrday, 8:30 to 11 :II Pomeroy tennis court. Last oulalde cllnce . of lbe III!IIDD; Jaya will emcee. Admlaalon 71lc. 8UNDAY CLELAND REU)'IION $unday, Forest Acrea Park, between Rutland and · · Hirrlaonvllle. Everyone welcome. Brlni: balket hinch. POMEROY'S PONY teagqe, UIUe J..eaellt, P,. Will bllll!lian ' team. )IIDnlc SiandiY,/ 1 p. rn. behind ~roy J!bilor Hlah. Brlna covered dlali 1Ucl !4ble service. ~ J.·, .• . .....•.; I SEARS ROEBUCK & co.. ; ' 925S.Hanli11Avt. '• ., 1. ' • f .. I Dopl. 3U·APG . Clllca10, IIUntlt":'f' ,. Opm. two In All The latest Styles ; ' WOODSTON£ tell a bunch of around to move, where vou got to IIIOIIi!? There'• no recnaN.Y."'"' tio!IGI fadlltie• In the or~ 1111 we con cf/1 i6 rit 011 the . kldl hanging Der- I MEN'S.SPORT SHIRTS Junior.. '2.99 lip Dresses by Pilnt Set, BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS IM,,IIrt,l •1,98 Up From$§~95 . Matrons annual plenlc Frldey. 6 p. m., home d Mr. and Mrs. ~~~ ,orea, • He .worted as a. Pollee au gettlrul to""ther," Der- among blacks. He !dvea an Partner during the summera wood recllll, ·~li-om walking example : " Jllll today, the of ~ and 19118 and ·aa ·tile the beat l could auddenly mailman-be baa seen me yoUDgeat clerk to the city. soy, 'N~1 no, no. You'd just maybe once--comes "Walking QOrpota!lon counsel lui be rioltDg in your own toward me and we look each au~er. 'nlla year,_ at age homes, ~&, your own other atfallbt In the eye and block ond 141k. But 'the al, 5-Q, 27Ji-poand uenrood posaeui@S, 1 your own he saya, 'What' a ha~nlng, W!iln' Jl11111 up and ao••· 'All Hall Is doing construcllon people. What'• the MillO to brother?' ruld l 11y, You're rlQM, felku, tole• a !Dillie.'") work: "Just a hard-bat suppresalng ounelves?'" the one, brother man.' That's 1001 a11 addict ~ tor ~ awhile wtirtln~ my way through What would be -slble what will elect me." pW~ lind ht WGI i'! · ~ lias a anD be- college. • . he decided, ,Wfl becoming PresldeD1, Nbton c:alla ~ 11 1r.ol;t'·:"'~ time• A ftllaW , ~~ lri black IK!l'et, which If h11 IUIJII!Iera seem an mayor of New RocheUe: office an ll~tion, booth. '~w'i-IJOiii. · ~ hoJII''\ 1iii ·.~ as •11.lli!n, booked up, so are the next "Then 1 can work for my Perwood Hall ~I aee It ,. . • . 1;· ~tY; , ,self-re.s~ •' , 10 ye~ of Ilia life. Der- brotbera fulJUm&-DOt just 11!8 SIDle wa'i. There'll be he wu 12 and d ;, ~ e! l•reltabUitJUqn, . .fi'O" . wodit.1w two more yean at wliM there'• a Uttle aummer no riding by Ill my C~dUiac. .::.~~~ -ran With a pn,. tei:Uon and equallt]i." · , · ' .rolmsori C. Smith Unlvanlty uproar.'' People riot wbell they re not ·did too m~~ell In 11187, When O.Woocfwl• In ~1!111!1. N.C.; an~.. · , . part of loc~ government. eomed clwrilll 17.. approximately 250 civil thUe iD .l'•·fllbool; anotlier He 1 lire~maldlig elec- "l won't ovet1hrow this lo' flqlit the disOrders br~e out In 170 five of lecal Ptactkle In Neoor 11 Uoo P1 •:J!.mm:u'U:~ eoveb'iiianl," uys the pqll·' American clUes. Ul!ht loot- Rocbelle. 'l'lieb, be flgure1, . stQI !fOII't w Ileal aclence and ecooomlca u IDe tlilll aqmme'r in lib home be'• gollle to nm for and be !_ll_!O"~lil:= major. "It'a the moat proumrieit tcrwn convinced city offlclall elected mayor. ""'!' • n • 1IU' pulve COUIItry In the to ~k IO!Dt of, the · He credi!J Pollee Pertnen the Qljly P~ of coa,J;IittiDI wprld, with the moat oppor· IIDP!l' clll'• bluest troublemabra with hh transformaUon. tip In all lliat ~· tuniUes. 'lbey're juat not ~ tur,n lhem .Into Pollee "~n ~brotben ltarted If It lln't De,rwoall tlaure• fluted where lhouJd be :;, Science Needed More than Ever Allllrt Speer u be e!tlered Parll " ' """Jlilih•. contendad that lbe moUve for the seven slaylngs wu Inspired by lbe BeaUes' son "Heller Skelter" and was intende<l to provoke raclsl violence. Daily Sentinel Feature Page POMEROY Victim$ Blood Used By Killers To Write Pig' On Front Door .. r ,,..., . \ .' lnto ·, ', f ' ' ~~y ;cJfg,~- ~d'Yt lootedt~ ~·:: ....'R..v., ~· . ' ' '·l l the' community worker, If he can get elected and 1ha tetla thla story: "Derwood's the oldest of nine chlldre!L the father or 1lle family. wnen be wu earning fl on a paper route, he'd bring home a balf-ganoa of milk, a 16-poUDd bag of potatoea and a loaf of biead at the end of every week. "We were the typical bet· 10 family : drup, no daJ, 00 welfare. Now rbave Olll! 8011 In business school, one 1n liberal arts and a daughter on her way to coDe~. Our life baa been a thiDg of cbangea, but we're tocetber and. we're going to stay to- . ' . • Spec~alizing ID ROSSrrER ir. "' the UP! Space Writer CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)Veteran space scientist Ernat Stubllnger says mankind ''Urgently" needs the progreos of science and technology to help solve earthly problema. "In our modern times, engineers can hardly wllll until scientists have made a new discovery" said the o~ associate 'of Dr. Hans Gel!ler, the developer of the Gieger Counter . "They builds gadget around It and they try to make It !ll, ·i'~.~ .W .I!\Il .~.~. She amlles proudJ7 at Derwood and addl. "An4 J c:an see a whole bla black flmllyCOIIIII\~ty dolnl tb1a IIIDe ' Greeks. Ill' ~ Q~ i!J. '!!If, time man put two or three lenses In line to create a telescope. It look t,600 years for a workable steam engine to b!i built after the Greeks first experimented with steam propulsion. "'"""'""u ·-·-'o da VInci had sketebes of airplanes, at least glider planes, but It took about 400 years ~ore we had our real airplanes," Stuhllnger llld. ''Pbotograpby took about l3l yean from the first ligbt OipOiimenta to the first application In a simple camera. "Faraday found~ ~ !ems Q! ._~ec~tlam armm whlc:h con!ront us on. .'' ti30 and 11 took unlll 181fi Stuhllnger, pleading or IU)J- before lbe first electric motor port for the apace prD81'8111, that did lliOful work was built." said technology did not always advance 10 quickly. Slepe Up Applleatloa Cite• Eumplea 1n the 20th century, StuhllnThe chief sclenllst at the ger said, man stepped up the space agency's Marshall Space appUeaUonofsclentlficdevelopment. He said radio was put to Flight Center told newmnen recently in Hun Iaviiie, Ala., It wort In 30 years, transistors In took 3,500 years !rom lbe time elgbt years, laaers In only two Egyplians Invented glus lenses yean. - -- - - -- - - -- -- - - -- the background or "her Greeks." She goes Into various business practices, givIng explanatl~.Q.4 of how the magnates did 'fibat they did. And although sbe mentions the names of Jackie o. and Charlotte Ford Nlarcb01, mud Ia not slung. tether." :;: ·~·=:.:t~:r: . -:rne:..ood'smother, a thing. . ,. . ' By AL Cllle "I beard Arl (Onauls) liked the book " Miss LUJy con11ded, "but he was angry about my aaylng that Nlarcb01 Is better-looking than he Is. "I don't think looks matter, anyway. In fact, I've found handsome men are not always charming. They're spoiled by the attanUon thej! get an lhelr Uvea and don t mate any effort of their own. "Now, when • woman first meetJ Ari-Dothlng. After 25 mliiutea, sbe wants to take her clothes off." ' She pauses to throw a plasUc steak across the room at ''What's·Her-Name.'' her Yorkahlre Terrier, Pazzo; who was jumping around In any reference to freneUcany. Jacqueline Kennedy Onaula, "I - ~t him in Rome," she Miss LUJy suffers a momensaid. 'His parents were the ~J:lapse of memory and her Jackie Wbat'a-Heron!f two champion York- c Name, llln terrlera In Italy (pedigree, don't you know) . Any"Why don't you like Jall.way, I called him Pwo, quellne 1Vhlcb Is Italian for crazy.'' aaked. ICemledy?" she Is leaped up then, to an"I didn't uy I dlclu'l lib the door, 11ab a copy bOok, autograph It her; I just can't remember "'''"Coo It lntn an .weJope, her name." rang. lleDo, love to, 11 now. "Oht" �. (I '' tI· I 'l '.. ~~g~j. on· .!~~ ,. 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' ' ' ' ' .r -~r (Upon Request) ROBINSON'S the Tube will do it all II)' WELLINGTON LONG radio and television elhlbltion. ago and now a refugee in the System, said every home will BONN (UPI)-The postman Five of the .sl> were West, diHered with Greene. be hooked Into a computer of · the future will not ring oplil!listic about lbe benefits to Pelikan uw television as a system as it now Is hooked to twice, or even once. Mall will mankind of visual comrnunica- means of in.son·lng more demo- the eleclricily grid. Homeown. be delivered via television and lion. most office employes and Greene Ia Pelltmilllc school children will be able to But Sir Hugh Greene, former do their work and study at general director of the Britlah home in front of a televtaion Broadcasting Corp. (BBC), was screen. pessimistic. He suggested, only Students will learn to take . half-humorously, lbot governtelevision pictures at the same menta of the future will control time as they are taught to · all television, lbet it will be read. They will be taught transmitted by wire thus computer programming simul· denying the viewer a choice, taneously with inslrucUon in and that all olber sources of wriUng. inlonnalion, particularly newsTh0<1e were some elements of papers, will have been ellminatUfe in the ne11 mWenlum as ed. foreseen by baH a dozen Jiri Pelikan, general director International experts gathered of Czechoslovak television unW bere last week for the German the RuSIIian Invasion two years L~giou. to ' ;• · ;; ~\lidil .and De&bte ljwarll of ~~~~ vlllled- Nina l!oblnaon ·" · ~ClpaFolii'~.Mi'opUira. 'Jiobert. Swarlll ~!'Mr. and ; ' ,'Mri. C111r Follrod, 8fme and · <Kai!JY an4 a~t!Je . Melp : , ....,.,_,, '· 'J ; · • '. ,. ~· . bavegoile to to inllst . .. ., . ' "_' i ~- 1..,. ...r ' and · l :.l t • '• . . ' ~ /,' ' . .. , .... I ' . ' ' '' .. >, l • ~i. j;:. 'f' ~. •, . ' •: I ' • •' ., ...... .1~ f ' ', l· <1, . ·•. I~. ' • + 5 ~~~~~wllbthe~ ~ · . nqt~ ~Y '· An aide to Gev. MeCall, Ed Westerdahl, said after inspectin& Guardsmen In crowd control training at Fort Lewis, Wash., "We feel we will be better prepared than any stale ever bas been to handle crowd problems of aU ldntla.'' ' WORLD ALMANAC FACTS Experience h's Part If Your Every Prescription ~ears. of sp>!!L ill!! t~aining, years of i!tJltftena: a.n4,.dedl'canon ... these are the extra in!.ients that go into pre· scriptions your registered pharmacist fills. You can trust him implicitly, OPEN DAILY B:OOAMto 10:00 Sunday 10:30AM to 12:30 PM and 5:00to9:00 PM Wayne Swisher, Harold Lohse and K-;nneth McCullough are. your friendly pharmacrsts at · Swisher and Lohse Rexall Drugs. They have low prescription prices and prompt service and discount drug prices . seven days a week . Let us serve you for all your prescription and drug needs. the~~~•s ,. ? ' '~~)- -~ Horae's Height The height of a horse is measured in hands. A band Is four lllches. Horses are mea&ured from the ground to the highest polllt of t11e with· ers, which Is the ridge be· tween tho iholllder bones. !bat the President will not attend but dispatch Vice President Spiro Agnew to talk to the convention-quite proba· bly on hla direct return from a lour of VIetnam, scheduled to begin Aljg. 22 and end Aug. 30. VP tbndeus Propoeal The vice president Ibis past week used lbe speakers' rostrum of . tbe Veterans .of Foreign Wars convenUoo in Miami Beach to condemn an end-the-war proposal in the Senate. Sponsors of tbal proposal are Oregon's Sen. Mlork Hatfield, a Republican, and Sen. George McGovern, J),!I.D. for Put Slfel for the IMjor . l "' ' ' ers no longer will need to have an encyclopedia, dictionary or oilier reference works because they will bo able to call a central computer to ask for any informaUon they need. "Leiter• will be transmitted by television, wilb scramblers insuring privacy," Bruch uid. James Hillier, Executive Vice President of America's RCA, echoed Bruch's vision. "'fhe Horne Information Center will provide your children with Individual instruction on virtually any subject of educa· tional interest and value," Hiller uid. the week. '· . ' cracy. A1J proof of television's power, Pelikan recalled the illegal television stations the! stayed on the -air for a week and 01)0-balf after the Russian invasion of CZechoslovakia, and claimed lbese transmissions prevented a blood bath. "Television held an anny of 500,000 men in check," Pelikan said. Look at Commanlcatlooa Two inventors peered ehead lor a look at uses of visual communication in the future. Walter Bruch, German inventor of the 1'81 Color Television Conflom Proleslofis·~= , . election because Ills action on providing a state park for a rock fesUval was "a step closer to the legalization of marlJilB· na.'' President Nixon has been invited, along wiUo other national leaders, to address lbe copvenllon. There Is speculation · 1 r I 2.fiOUR 'CLEANING By B. J. McFARLAND. enjOyed in the afternoon. Many PORTLAND, Ore. (UP!)glfla were received. Hoping for lbe beat and . preparing for the wont, PortSllb.,dlly , su~ala of Clara land will be hoot . to the FollrGcl ahd Nl{la Robialon American Legion national conwere Mr.l!nd Mn. BWy,Follrlld venlion beginning Fridoy. and Sl!e·~ of f<lbtlll,and Mr. : cause for , concern I& the ' · : l!'lli .. . " ·.. arid 'Mrl. Gerllld Swarll and poulble confronlalloli ~tween ' ·'· ·llf'. and Mra. 'biP!JOOre Sherrl of Marl,lta, VIcki and RID:" 14,000 llegiO!IIIal!"es and c;ilciyl~•·· and aranddllqhter, Deiii;J!i' 're~ned home wllb perliape 10,000 anti-war protes' . :•,, . ' ' lbelr 'pilretitl after apendlng ters. ·•·.~ l• ;. tbe ·Week~: Neither side Is advocating ., . Harey•Gulbrle Ia reported to violence, bill tioth worry !bat bereCoverlllg In Holzer Medical lbe irrespOnsible could cause <:enlel'. trouble. · . ' Mrs. Bessie Kawle was Tllklnc no chances, aulhorlrellii'ned ta her home here from liea wiU be ready with s,odo V~:;an ~:fe:.~:d!:•l Weekend Hospital Oreson National (l~n pi trained in crowd control and a Bonachen inlo:e iull force of alate ir¥1 ·city llld busbalid of pollee, · along wllb firemen vacatioua were canceled 'FIIr. ' , .....- . ' •. .Of llayt,ol) spent laal "' . Mr. and tdit. Viore · ~tended the Metis . ·~ I . ' Mr.llldMta.MurrayOY:~~ 'i ,·1' I • I ., +":'";' Friday. ilL". .' .. £ ,.-·' \·f:'"' '· ' 1·:..' . ..·r~· 1 ~ .. j ,, ',_.,:ec} . '~ '!l'iif I' ' ... .:f !. • • : !iullr)" to acUon. ~I there Ia a Into the alt we brealbe. And, catl ill~ to yoll, 1be restdanll .. IIOI!P(ully, 111e lndlvldllal etllzell o1 111e tOib l)lllrl,<lt, aa ...n. llallrling ID !eel Ule pinch 8lld lnd!v!duaUy, we can fight polllllloo every day. While · flllure ~tai ~I will depend incredni!Y oo knowledge yet to be obtalnet!. 1 feeJ .!bat 1llllCb Mrs. u--· P-·'·'"'-, a new can be dooe now.,Siepl mUll be ,. _ , ~-•-· Iaten by every facUon of our tllllriCt olftcer of lbe area, society rr.p the federal level to ~ to lbe IIJ'OUII 8lldnc for lbe Industrial level and right cooperation lbe 'Into every househ old In . • of ..... illwprvmullng · , .........., wor. "!" omen 1 ......... America. Unlels we are aware during 1970.71 before the 01 lhla problem to lbe point of ~ meeting began. aetually aolvlng It today, there The hoateas, ualaled by wiD be noth~Dg more than 8 others, served dellcloUI barrero, bleak dUll bowl for bomemade Ice cream and future generations desUned to cooldu during lbe soclal hour to Inherit the reaul!s of our 1110118 mentioned above and wasteful bablts Nlrla llDblnsoo, Debbie Swarll, · lfelen Woiode, Ernest Taylor :llld WUber Parbr. The not ~ling will be .held 00 Tuesday Diana Massar, were honored ~.Sept. 15 allbe home of wiiJI a blrllxlay ·?Inner at lbe Jaola Taylor wllb Alma Swartz, home of their doughier. Mrs. RiCbanJ flPcencet on AugUBI 9. jlrogram leader. The honored guests were Mr. and Mrs. WIIITIII Van IIII1'Jil'(sed when they arrived to Meter recently spent two weeki find the following gueata: Mrs. ~th her parents, Mr. and Mrs . Boyles' mother, Mrs. Florence Jll'ank Janeso.ky and other Slum! from Millstone, W. Va.; ·relallyes near Cheyenne, Mr. and Mrs. Bernlll'!l sturm \VJOIIIilll. While there they and two doughters, Mr. and attended the "Cheyenne Mra. Otho Sturm, aU ol Mt. I'Jon, Mr. and Mrs. BOb Frontier Dllys" featlval. lll)dMr Ml'J. Helen Woode t Slrb-Wo<ode at :Coto>IYIII $oci4l Notes ·' ,... a! land bridge that emtad In prehistoric ilmel. Alfred ' •• • •·!· :t.t. . • - al. '' to North America; not &Ia u ·We miiiJI SIIPIICIH. Tbe eam,J 1amUy spread to SOuth America and to Alia a c r o s 1 an lnlereoDIJnent. lll'Obl;em and c:Jiallqes Ja. .. • ... ".. .. a.. :,., eouncu·~ nport detlnea lbt " .: ' . .' Ameri!=IIB CIDieli The camel .II uUV, and our lim.. Thll II a. ~ we can win tccelber. The ~vlrqnmenlil ' ' ·' ' "> ·, ' IQJ~P, f . ,. • '. '· ...... .. -' ' . '1,;.: - ~ ' '.· .• liD .. (iollullo, control come, of fl'oln CQnareu. ·U. 8. ol 111 pay Poe mi!IIOa for Ullle cleaJHrp. . ~vljlu8By ••ch per80II ill United S'-te• creates lp~~ 1800 Jiool\dl .. waate etidl year.' ·· SO Individually, we IDilll do all we can to aave our ~.and~.~ 110, a1ao uve our tai aowln, oar The world'a Jargeat dome Ia the Aatrodome of the llarrio County Sports Stadium in Houlton, Tex. The dome has an lnalde diameter of 642 feet and an outalde diameter of 710 feet, Tbe World AlmaDae says. Tbe Pantheon, built by the RomBDJ, lithe lara·est dome of IIIICiant arclilteclllre with a diameter of ll2 feet at Ita base. �. (I '' tI· I 'l '.. ~~g~j. on· .!~~ ,. J ~]jl ·~- ·I.• "'• . s'' "~......: . , ., . ~: 'rf y~nce · .:,· - ~P,:P . .:. . "' M~. . •, ,, " 1 - I -..- f. . ' ~ ~ . "CI :; ' ,..;., .~ \f..l:ro~~ .•ol a mthJ· ~...--:IIIey ..,. to • . .l!i\ldl.- I !hiY i"mM<ii!het ... ' ~lil!lf: .bul' ~... llQ1V jloullf*!• - CovilrN WilD lri1111 ~. :a'Jie l approprlallona ·. 141 , ~ nrajllflln a eojD.• · ·' Ji.. ledtral '(ll'i«J c-. !:!.:7;" .A ·~ - ,. . ' . '' ' .... ··-·.. )~ ~- - '····.....' '' f .... ... ' . ' ) ' . '·. " {' I ' ··'' ~ ' ,, ~ -, "• - . n ' ·%-~ I r;,. ,.., I .. ... ~' IJ;'· ·• ' '.J ' •· ··• -·· ' I " ' 11' • '1 ~t ,. ' ' ' ' ' .r -~r (Upon Request) ROBINSON'S the Tube will do it all II)' WELLINGTON LONG radio and television elhlbltion. ago and now a refugee in the System, said every home will BONN (UPI)-The postman Five of the .sl> were West, diHered with Greene. be hooked Into a computer of · the future will not ring oplil!listic about lbe benefits to Pelikan uw television as a system as it now Is hooked to twice, or even once. Mall will mankind of visual comrnunica- means of in.son·lng more demo- the eleclricily grid. Homeown. be delivered via television and lion. most office employes and Greene Ia Pelltmilllc school children will be able to But Sir Hugh Greene, former do their work and study at general director of the Britlah home in front of a televtaion Broadcasting Corp. (BBC), was screen. pessimistic. He suggested, only Students will learn to take . half-humorously, lbot governtelevision pictures at the same menta of the future will control time as they are taught to · all television, lbet it will be read. They will be taught transmitted by wire thus computer programming simul· denying the viewer a choice, taneously with inslrucUon in and that all olber sources of wriUng. inlonnalion, particularly newsTh0<1e were some elements of papers, will have been ellminatUfe in the ne11 mWenlum as ed. foreseen by baH a dozen Jiri Pelikan, general director International experts gathered of Czechoslovak television unW bere last week for the German the RuSIIian Invasion two years L~giou. to ' ;• · ;; ~\lidil .and De&bte ljwarll of ~~~~ vlllled- Nina l!oblnaon ·" · ~ClpaFolii'~.Mi'opUira. 'Jiobert. Swarlll ~!'Mr. and ; ' ,'Mri. C111r Follrod, 8fme and · <Kai!JY an4 a~t!Je . Melp : , ....,.,_,, '· 'J ; · • '. ,. ~· . bavegoile to to inllst . .. ., . ' "_' i ~- 1..,. ...r ' and · l :.l t • '• . . ' ~ /,' ' . .. , .... I ' . ' ' '' .. >, l • ~i. j;:. 'f' ~. •, . ' •: I ' • •' ., ...... .1~ f ' ', l· <1, . ·•. I~. ' • + 5 ~~~~~wllbthe~ ~ · . nqt~ ~Y '· An aide to Gev. MeCall, Ed Westerdahl, said after inspectin& Guardsmen In crowd control training at Fort Lewis, Wash., "We feel we will be better prepared than any stale ever bas been to handle crowd problems of aU ldntla.'' ' WORLD ALMANAC FACTS Experience h's Part If Your Every Prescription ~ears. of sp>!!L ill!! t~aining, years of i!tJltftena: a.n4,.dedl'canon ... these are the extra in!.ients that go into pre· scriptions your registered pharmacist fills. You can trust him implicitly, OPEN DAILY B:OOAMto 10:00 Sunday 10:30AM to 12:30 PM and 5:00to9:00 PM Wayne Swisher, Harold Lohse and K-;nneth McCullough are. your friendly pharmacrsts at · Swisher and Lohse Rexall Drugs. They have low prescription prices and prompt service and discount drug prices . seven days a week . Let us serve you for all your prescription and drug needs. the~~~•s ,. ? ' '~~)- -~ Horae's Height The height of a horse is measured in hands. A band Is four lllches. Horses are mea&ured from the ground to the highest polllt of t11e with· ers, which Is the ridge be· tween tho iholllder bones. !bat the President will not attend but dispatch Vice President Spiro Agnew to talk to the convention-quite proba· bly on hla direct return from a lour of VIetnam, scheduled to begin Aljg. 22 and end Aug. 30. VP tbndeus Propoeal The vice president Ibis past week used lbe speakers' rostrum of . tbe Veterans .of Foreign Wars convenUoo in Miami Beach to condemn an end-the-war proposal in the Senate. Sponsors of tbal proposal are Oregon's Sen. Mlork Hatfield, a Republican, and Sen. George McGovern, J),!I.D. for Put Slfel for the IMjor . l "' ' ' ers no longer will need to have an encyclopedia, dictionary or oilier reference works because they will bo able to call a central computer to ask for any informaUon they need. "Leiter• will be transmitted by television, wilb scramblers insuring privacy," Bruch uid. James Hillier, Executive Vice President of America's RCA, echoed Bruch's vision. "'fhe Horne Information Center will provide your children with Individual instruction on virtually any subject of educa· tional interest and value," Hiller uid. the week. '· . ' cracy. A1J proof of television's power, Pelikan recalled the illegal television stations the! stayed on the -air for a week and 01)0-balf after the Russian invasion of CZechoslovakia, and claimed lbese transmissions prevented a blood bath. "Television held an anny of 500,000 men in check," Pelikan said. Look at Commanlcatlooa Two inventors peered ehead lor a look at uses of visual communication in the future. Walter Bruch, German inventor of the 1'81 Color Television Conflom Proleslofis·~= , . election because Ills action on providing a state park for a rock fesUval was "a step closer to the legalization of marlJilB· na.'' President Nixon has been invited, along wiUo other national leaders, to address lbe copvenllon. There Is speculation · 1 r I 2.fiOUR 'CLEANING By B. J. McFARLAND. enjOyed in the afternoon. Many PORTLAND, Ore. (UP!)glfla were received. Hoping for lbe beat and . preparing for the wont, PortSllb.,dlly , su~ala of Clara land will be hoot . to the FollrGcl ahd Nl{la Robialon American Legion national conwere Mr.l!nd Mn. BWy,Follrlld venlion beginning Fridoy. and Sl!e·~ of f<lbtlll,and Mr. : cause for , concern I& the ' · : l!'lli .. . " ·.. arid 'Mrl. Gerllld Swarll and poulble confronlalloli ~tween ' ·'· ·llf'. and Mra. 'biP!JOOre Sherrl of Marl,lta, VIcki and RID:" 14,000 llegiO!IIIal!"es and c;ilciyl~•·· and aranddllqhter, Deiii;J!i' 're~ned home wllb perliape 10,000 anti-war protes' . :•,, . ' ' lbelr 'pilretitl after apendlng ters. ·•·.~ l• ;. tbe ·Week~: Neither side Is advocating ., . Harey•Gulbrle Ia reported to violence, bill tioth worry !bat bereCoverlllg In Holzer Medical lbe irrespOnsible could cause <:enlel'. trouble. · . ' Mrs. Bessie Kawle was Tllklnc no chances, aulhorlrellii'ned ta her home here from liea wiU be ready with s,odo V~:;an ~:fe:.~:d!:•l Weekend Hospital Oreson National (l~n pi trained in crowd control and a Bonachen inlo:e iull force of alate ir¥1 ·city llld busbalid of pollee, · along wllb firemen vacatioua were canceled 'FIIr. ' , .....- . ' •. .Of llayt,ol) spent laal "' . Mr. and tdit. Viore · ~tended the Metis . ·~ I . ' Mr.llldMta.MurrayOY:~~ 'i ,·1' I • I ., +":'";' Friday. ilL". .' .. £ ,.-·' \·f:'"' '· ' 1·:..' . ..·r~· 1 ~ .. j ,, ',_.,:ec} . '~ '!l'iif I' ' ... .:f !. • • : !iullr)" to acUon. ~I there Ia a Into the alt we brealbe. And, catl ill~ to yoll, 1be restdanll .. IIOI!P(ully, 111e lndlvldllal etllzell o1 111e tOib l)lllrl,<lt, aa ...n. llallrling ID !eel Ule pinch 8lld lnd!v!duaUy, we can fight polllllloo every day. While · flllure ~tai ~I will depend incredni!Y oo knowledge yet to be obtalnet!. 1 feeJ .!bat 1llllCb Mrs. u--· P-·'·'"'-, a new can be dooe now.,Siepl mUll be ,. _ , ~-•-· Iaten by every facUon of our tllllriCt olftcer of lbe area, society rr.p the federal level to ~ to lbe IIJ'OUII 8lldnc for lbe Industrial level and right cooperation lbe 'Into every househ old In . • of ..... illwprvmullng · , .........., wor. "!" omen 1 ......... America. Unlels we are aware during 1970.71 before the 01 lhla problem to lbe point of ~ meeting began. aetually aolvlng It today, there The hoateas, ualaled by wiD be noth~Dg more than 8 others, served dellcloUI barrero, bleak dUll bowl for bomemade Ice cream and future generations desUned to cooldu during lbe soclal hour to Inherit the reaul!s of our 1110118 mentioned above and wasteful bablts Nlrla llDblnsoo, Debbie Swarll, · lfelen Woiode, Ernest Taylor :llld WUber Parbr. The not ~ling will be .held 00 Tuesday Diana Massar, were honored ~.Sept. 15 allbe home of wiiJI a blrllxlay ·?Inner at lbe Jaola Taylor wllb Alma Swartz, home of their doughier. Mrs. RiCbanJ flPcencet on AugUBI 9. jlrogram leader. The honored guests were Mr. and Mrs. WIIITIII Van IIII1'Jil'(sed when they arrived to Meter recently spent two weeki find the following gueata: Mrs. ~th her parents, Mr. and Mrs . Boyles' mother, Mrs. Florence Jll'ank Janeso.ky and other Slum! from Millstone, W. Va.; ·relallyes near Cheyenne, Mr. and Mrs. Bernlll'!l sturm \VJOIIIilll. While there they and two doughters, Mr. and attended the "Cheyenne Mra. Otho Sturm, aU ol Mt. I'Jon, Mr. and Mrs. BOb Frontier Dllys" featlval. lll)dMr Ml'J. Helen Woode t Slrb-Wo<ode at :Coto>IYIII $oci4l Notes ·' ,... a! land bridge that emtad In prehistoric ilmel. Alfred ' •• • •·!· :t.t. . • - al. '' to North America; not &Ia u ·We miiiJI SIIPIICIH. Tbe eam,J 1amUy spread to SOuth America and to Alia a c r o s 1 an lnlereoDIJnent. lll'Obl;em and c:Jiallqes Ja. .. • ... ".. .. a.. :,., eouncu·~ nport detlnea lbt " .: ' . .' Ameri!=IIB CIDieli The camel .II uUV, and our lim.. Thll II a. ~ we can win tccelber. The ~vlrqnmenlil ' ' ·' ' "> ·, ' IQJ~P, f . ,. • '. '· ...... .. -' ' . '1,;.: - ~ ' '.· .• liD .. (iollullo, control come, of fl'oln CQnareu. ·U. 8. ol 111 pay Poe mi!IIOa for Ullle cleaJHrp. . ~vljlu8By ••ch per80II ill United S'-te• creates lp~~ 1800 Jiool\dl .. waate etidl year.' ·· SO Individually, we IDilll do all we can to aave our ~.and~.~ 110, a1ao uve our tai aowln, oar The world'a Jargeat dome Ia the Aatrodome of the llarrio County Sports Stadium in Houlton, Tex. The dome has an lnalde diameter of 642 feet and an outalde diameter of 710 feet, Tbe World AlmaDae says. Tbe Pantheon, built by the RomBDJ, lithe lara·est dome of IIIICiant arclilteclllre with a diameter of ll2 feet at Ita base. �~-n.~&&N~1 ~JI,,l~~~. .~y..~.--~·~·'" ' ·ijfi~~~~-~ ' t.Honor-ed " !t ,..., i' ;·' I '"i ./·;J 'jl "'...' I l. ... " 'I I. ' I i :I A I I t :I ~ b 1 !_\ I j ~ ~ ~ i ,. . ii ' ~ ' 1\J ~ . , ,Mra. . \ ~ Jaibes 'flt~i ~il"' dliupWir, Nns" Gearge Karhi!i, ~lertlllned . It the Ttluli 11ame 1!11 Utlcobo Hill Mi. ' ' ..~ •. .• ...__ . ~ ·A~ ' ~:_;.~ -~· ........ 0011.. '!&· .. ,.,IIi a bl'liral shbwer fio,norlnc Jennifer Blakeslee, brldMieel of llllltll Butcbel'. Games were played and prilea won b)' Mlll1e tegar' Kay McGowan, Patty Circle, and Mn. Charles Blakeslee. Aller the bride-to-be opened her gilts, guests were Invited to the dining room which was dec«'ated In lavender and pink. Tbe refrellunenl table was centered with a pink and while IUIIbl'eUa and the same motil was carried oulln the wnbrella nut cupa. Pink carnallona, lavender muma and babies bred! were used with lavender tapers for a buffet arrangement. Pinll froeted peUte fours, open.laced lllldwlcbes, mlnta, nuts, and frosted lime puncll were aerved. Mrs. Titus presided at the punch bowl. Included In the guest list were Mary Francis, Kandl Cook, Peggy Stout, Sllaron Jolmston, Janie Bradbury, Patty Circle, Paulett& Hysell, Kay McGowan, Judy Garwell, Marla Greuser, Mary J o Crawford, Judy Klng, Terri Fultz, Marianne Circle, Pam Napper, Mrs. Ira Butcher, and Mn. Charles Blakeslee. Personal Notes ''' ''• •, '' :· •. :; :: :· 0 li • " ' ~ : " , ; ~ • ~ •" ~-- 3 • ' :Ail·~~,'tkn,t!M~fflo.lllttidn ' " =~·~Sepl,, l. re-mar~ed widow• . .. ~ ' ·; " n' the • I _:p. •• } . "~• ' ' 1 =~·~es' :~:::_':,.~e:~~· 'R- ~o·s·e : ' tn . ' . .J\,:'I~e ' ' n: · , · v ~ ~~ n ::~e. , & .~· w · ' e · re-esta~ · .t \ ··.;tiJi.I,QI ~ · ' \:;~:· . ~ y~;~J~· ~\\JI/:Iy; ~~ , .'llld, I "" 1 ptlllllon there has~ I chinp In ~ard to ~ for aoiervlcemen. Other ~ from ~ lncludecl., Fay Wildermuth, Alnert~, wbo read, ~ ~. Whit Is A Flag? ; Grace Prlilf, community .,.. 'l'lce· ~owiced that 1be unit 1illl ~ tha Bioodmoblle on 1/~e . . 28; _ Pearl Knapp, reliabllltaUoa reported a psrty it the,...._:. Mental Health 1 1 ' ' ' \ ;, .. 'I 1 f ' ' /' I' :.... Suzanne Wioebrenner Will Wed Mlldred Class Reviews Two -pr:oblems Katie's Korner ' I the ·White Paper Debbie. Woman. Ainer(;. cOordlnat« '1. are M _ n · • :r,, v•-0 • t! ----..iiro.....;_....,..._ '·O'A·'S . ' . , 1 -n"O_. .,· ' .d.·u· --« i 'n. - Mlu.::;;. ·~ ()pinion Split ' ':_··~ On :Effects of. ~ j ·. C~pus P9wer l BY WlLUAM S. WHilE · . ·, WA81UNGTON -1be pollllclanagenorally are quite divided " uto the probable effects of the various ltwleDt movements to .r· ·.. ~ "caillpwJ IIO"'r" In the Congreaalonal and ·senatorial .~ , eteclkiiil tbll fall. · . ·~; . , The cillll!!!rVBilv'e(lor tbe 111011 ·part believe these lobblea - lllich are, of cOUJ'IO,' with subetabtW ,uunlmity dewted to < • ,''peace"candldales-wlllbacilrireandtbuabelpthebawka. Still, ·~-:-·: i l pld many CO!IIervatlves ihlnk to the cootrary; !bat Jolut N. ·.i.. .1 ••' flitch. ell, the~. autbor'ofthe.beckluh theory, ts a ~r ,;,:: '''AI~ Geninl tf11!1 a polltll:al analylt. ,;: \ ·.{·, , ,'_:'.•~ ~ha~ the uneaay notion that tbe ~ bell·; ;.....·· i'lniJII8 ciftheyounjjlltetrl (eapeclallyilthey are careful &,1 to cut · · tbtlr· hair l!nd to a.vold earliel' and cataatrophlc et'I'On such as ~ ''peace" apoatlel from New York eggrellllvaly dOwn to - the South) lillY be (ar from frultleaa. ' AgoodmaJQI Uberall, on the other hand, are molt aiepticai of lbe i:arDJ•'!I.1ev&JB!!ell. and woold far prefer that tbey just stayed at -, yet - that, they lll&yed out of "demonWherever located. The view.oi thla group Ia that the - •••· for great deal even of the adult School Starter Sp~ial ·k,.. r::·· 1.19 Binder (Blue Canvas) .29 Filler Paper .10 Organizer Total Value T3i j I • "".1et lhi·= f!1 be ~~~ 1n ~ 'year. Wpl ~ o(IICWa ar~ I~ lmpolslble to aef ~ ty, Polhltlon.coniro) II ~ - to r.Jeanwhlle ,lbere ',!IN beep no aet\lnll up NPfloil \lll!btlng litandar\tl fqr cJUII ~ lit :T,~;:· ea!lton lw~ii; lK' !¥nile aeUOJI, . · • eq~t to' get · 1!Jel . ·' 'on ""fform pUqiablnenta !4t ¥~ . ' · . h !~)ire_. ~. ,,•. ·· · In FrM.~. \he ~!IVernment oHenilers ,p~~tliriil too.a g~lldi 1«1: ·. . ' . .' Ill the Soviet Union .the ,ba_l talked a iooaboll.t polluUon, smoiJ iJ:Irough ~ ~1/ .. The juriilllcli!)nal rlii\ 'pollutkin prolllem Ia ~ ·but has 'only Jet liP ,committees But thO ~""'trim Ia o1 Hnilted boweveu !DIY be' •MlUe\1 .In · aeri®t, ·but It li lelll crltlcAII .to study It 11111f ,i!bjqhed a 100. effect ' ,liecaiiM ~ favor ol 11-o fedei'al g~l than In riloet Industrial COIIIinu- ~~ ))ll!lpblet to ·fight it. . dlspotet betWeen lltalC ·l !)d ~ parliament me1JI4 nat. ·.. nltlei,Of the West. To~ Freridl g~ JOilrcea fedtralgovernmentahDJ!mede Winter. 'i, t the quali!y of air In M~. aay the mali! )rpblem In lhe .., · •' pfficWI'• have planted . . bettie againSt pollution Is 1 than ®· mUIIoD lrees Iince the m~ey. end fl! World War II. Evel')'thlng from blutli!g i '11!e Soviet Union Is one of lbe paaaage thr01J81i the mountains few Countries !hat has concrete surroundlns Mexico City to aoU.,allution measurea. Build- yoga b!'eatblng exerclsel has ·lnp are not longer heated bj!en suggested to combat Individually, but form part of a Mexico's amog problem. The central healing aystem. 'Motor· government, however, bas done buses are rapidly being re- little so far. _..... placed by electrlcallyodrlven. busea. Discharge of lndoatrlal waste Into rivers Is forbidden. Smoie from factories Is being flltered. Q U 1C K Q U 1 Argentina's government .agenclea have finally acinow· Q-WIIat degree 11 given !edged they are faced witb a to midshipmen on graduaserious air pollution problem, 11011 from the U.S. Nliool but efforts to combat It are Acodemu? disorganized. A-Upon completion of a The problem, so evident as to 4-year c o u r a e, the Y are have caused the desth of a awarded a Bachelor of Sci· number of trees on one 'ot ence degree. Buenoa Aires' most bnportant Q-During his public mintraffic arterieo, has only been istru, how many miracles did FURN : :URE recognized by the government Jesm perform? In receni weeks. The city has A-According to the Goa· MIDDLEPORT' 0. launched a study of pollution- pels, 36. ------- - - - - ---·-------;!!'i'l,_.__ WE BEAl THEM All In Our .Budget z . Shop 3 Complete Rooms VI8rr THE DIWI Mr. and Mra. Marion ltowell ol Columbus spent aeveral daya with Mr. and Mn. Glenri DID, Pomeroy, and have reiUmed home. · .., or P;:.famlly en- ~=~ mr;;· ~~~irJ~~~~ ~ "'•= ~~............. ·~. •, . n. ONLY BAKER 705 CLIMAX 500 COUNT ROCKn PENCILS BB~ FILLER PAPER 3 · TAPE Assorted Colors with Erasers For 5' LUNCH KITS 66~ ''! the tong,deil'ions&ati:t •' ' turned off draft· . ' bowto IUIQ .nv lnsalts are burled at the It Ia die 10111 of labor and of other In tbla country who are doing a llbare of In Vietnam. " By Toni . Regular Hard to Hold Unscented and Ultimate · on,whlcll could tbe .poul themaelve11, the new ~ Ia .. Certain to begin". ' tl)l, Ot year lo!lbyln8 - and buy SCOPE large size Reg ufar t.50 oUtccme of 12 Ounce Regular 1.15 Directs self-styling ·AI;Iotn e.11dctly wh•re you I . want it. Slimrnar. Eaiier tlo Regular 2.25 77' 1,28 6 delightful . Characters available jizmily nt'ot!omnl Ag~in DRIVE EXTRA CAREFUUY WE KNOW YOU WILL .: The Farmers . Barrk ·.· and·s~~inas·· C!J•. . . ' . POMEROY, .0. ~· ·· •· . . 77~ 4 oz. Aerosol All chlracters OWuner BIOS. Inc. 14 oz. Reg. 1.09 ' ' Regular, Super and I ~ntle · , ' ,., ::::, ,,_,' Reti/ 2.25 128' I ·53e LAVORIS barl BONNIE BEllloo.& LOTION FREE oz. With 2 oz. Tra·vei·· Silt . ONLY · .,. . ., ., ., "W~u=:. ' ROLL·ON DEODORANT SPECIAL Cleaner . Brighter J9' ' F•lterl 1.5 ounce School 1.99 2FOR 27~ 3oz.. ' • Regular 27c Reg. t.So '. ·: ·'595 AIIID~N For Children Regular 3.75 By Scotch Tape REGUlAR 1.29 a",;... Officers· Elect··ed ·at !:r.'''"' tO~ Annual Sayre... unio. n.-./·· =~,:,u:;- ~= .... v~t<l!!cenl'rllllzlll.t;., oelulllmi· ONLY certainly ) }! \' E ,...,loll -ge. rt' , Bjl . . ~VEILiil 11011 frioe. 'n has· 1'*11 laws tf~Pnil ~ jlp,lnilWllutlonlnooelormor •. 'i'wo•car,Jqpn:charactera-pjug.' atiqther ~ ' 19li6, @lldllnce . , alnl- 111,1 · ~ qn JUI)i,.ttiill, hM l]lld loglllatlon . teleYisloll i!l8d t to )lold liP. a g'!Yiiri!lilg pollutiOn Af ·air IIIli) ~ted poater proclaiJII. water and ,oolle dlaturbal!cea. 'in&; "Plan ~.'' -.,, the Other laws r.eatrtct ll!lPbur leiiAiril of "alle8d': &~ down contenlln fuei oil, res~ct lead the edge Of\.lbe C8rdbolrd . 8Jid other pollutapl.l ·lil iDol« beciJIIIMI,)beJ 'inlllioilced the fuel, and prohibit water ,poilu. width ~; d!f) l,fll\. ,, ,. . . lion by 'lhipl.,nd other aea· ~·-lbi! 1\Jo pl~n. mw;h going vesaela. , of the 'l!<ll'll ' ~ed and Israel bas 90 allti.pollutJon fa~ to plaoi ~ to combat laws. Aa offlclala In Tel Aviv the polluUon wblch has made put It, they have other more part Of the globe unhealthy for pressing problems at•preienl. 1wman beings. Lltlle bas been done to llgbt A aurvey of '' UPI cdrre· pollution In Italy. SeVeral bllla spondenla , ~d , ll!e IVOfld have been lntroducet! In parllabowecl,thBt llille eoun~ have ament, but It II unlikely they done ·little o~ nothing about will be ac~ upon soon. pollullon; seven have plans to Gof ado something and only five London'a trsdltlonal pea IOUP have existing anll.pollutlon fog and serl~ amog no program& rated average or longer a problem. 1'hanb to better. · the clean air acta of 19li6' and In ·Iapan the sudden and 1969,local authorltlelln Brlllan acute lllioesa of a Toiyo high are empowered to declare achool clals brought home llle whole or part of their dlatrjcla fact ot air pollution. The city "amoke control areas" within IRitlluted a program cloalng whlcll emllllion of any smoie do11111 110veral aect10111 of the from chimneys of all buildings downtown l!rt8 to veblcuiar is prohibited. traffic In an effort to ieduce Small cllle1, light Industries amog. But concrete IIepa to and the aboence of heavy pennanenUycontroipollutlonln generating plants have left the Japan ·have not been taken. air of Swilzerland relatively SWeden, on the other band, clean. But effective control of considers ltseil relatively poilu- water pollution Is hampered by . SYRACUSE-¥!11J,!Gie.Anll Chapman, Lori ' and Bobble, Coob · Birbir. ~ Uale, !Jrid&.eleet cl . Ro7 ~ MIJ, Eva Ma.e Philips, Rh011114 Pall!~ Mta W~ Rlller and Jriins, wu guest d( hGIIIl' ~t a . Cooi. . . Mlllaa, T.r..i, ~ lild trlfta, bridal abower at Albury UBI~ ~ gi!ll were Mra. Dick Ferrdl,lof11. Julia il:iiiJI; u .. _. ~UI'f1 Metbodlll ~ch ~ In · Aab, Sonya 1nd Tonya, Mp. Rhonda folmet · W..' CWi; Syracuse. Hoa1118i!n were Mrl. Vera V~ter. MrS. ~-- Katr, Mre. 'Mai-ti ~. Rotletta_ Redovllm and Mta. P•tlaraon 111!4 Cindy, Mra,. June Eleanilr Croir, w.,_ Nliltiy. · Janice IJale. Lee, Mra. Helen Harris, Mrai Patteraoo, MR. Sirllh IIOuab Decorations Included light Naomi JAndojl, Mrs. Helen MJis Aprti ·Tellcird, Mil aeey. =~":~~~ anti dark streamers whfclh fell Diddle Mn. Bea ~ MIJi u. andBrenda 'o;·c: CJarll: fr shadow boa willd ou._: ·~" ' ~yes • Mrll. • · ~~with "bai ., ... ~ .......... eo...-w,Mrs.VII,IieLee, ·woile,)fri: E~qpor'Mckelvey, 'Games w~re _,., cen....... a • et ·r. 1"""" Mn!. Chiiitina Grtmm1 Mra. Mra. Allierta aubl..rd «Mri , · · MR. AND MRS. Dana B. Winebrenner ·Of 8yracase I!R· ~nter;Mlddleportunltl21will Oowerstoatable~wltha MlldredHemB!ey Mrs. Adrian Linda H bbard Mil'~ no111ce 111e qagement of their da~ Suzanne to Jiir, bOld the nex! party on Sept. 10; green cloth trimJned In yellclw, - Hubbard, ·MrS. 'Paul Baker, . Evaiul iri•• IJid Larry H. Farrar, son of Mra. WlDiam Mercer, Jacbon. The It was stated thai WW ~ a centered with an umbrella Ued Mrs. Howard Nolan, Ml&1 Helen Judy Mtaa catb):W~ S==t~=~~ lri<!Hlect ts a 1967 graduate of Racine '111gb School. Mr. fn'tJ~~tl~:~~"'r':s~=) wlbytb ~ws and!,owers, flanied Baer, Mrs. Mary Kalbryn Mra.' Gladya RobSon, Mrs: 81 Farrar and Ml&1 W'onelreMer are employed In C.bomhJI. An discharged; Catherine Welsh ye ~ can · llouab, Mrs. Evelyn Lucie, Rachel ~cBrlde, M1u Frantle Manuel received 1be ,iloiJl' open church weddins Ia planned for October al the Asbury The gift table waa centered Mra. and Unda' Mumaw ' ••"·'"·Hubbard' Re!reabm . enlllof:~··~=~· Methodist Churcll, Syracuae. · mualcandflowerc·balrman u- Anna Hell!ll Roush · Damewood, """· .....,, Sepia ber Is th said -'th wo a bn'de d0 ll and a wbite ...,... Mrs. Mrs. Wanda Nelgfer Mu. null and mlnta were batr!'e m'f~ %on :d cover with shaded . sreen Frieda Fields, Mr1: Nancy Robert Jeffers and PattY r.~r~~. Favors :wet, sllllll c n are as con t streamers. Hubbard, Mrs. William Donna Aleablre, MR. Sai.dy wnbreUaa lied wlili The guest lwt Included Mrs. Houdaabelt and Marie, Mrs. Peyton, Mra. 1rene 'Parker ~!feen bowa: · Car! Jenkin&, Mra. Donald • Lisle, Demaris Ash, Mrs. William Harden, Mra. Ferrold Harden, Mra. Geneva Yatea, 1' Mrs. Margerel Cottrill, Mra. Mr. and Mra. Paul Scott have B Kti C Margaret Eichinger, Mrs. y a e row How to lncl'ease memberahlp Brenda Wolfe, Mrs. Gloria returned from a week's ~!Jon at Calumet, Mich. with and to enlarge the building fund Mlcllael, Debby Rouah, Mn. tllelr daughter and sorHII~aw were loplca discussed when the Angle Harden, Mrs. Esther B PA=toMWOIIWI -Free chlld-care centers for Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Baclltel' We want to set therecordatralght In regard to reports on the Loyal Bereans Class of Mid- Harden, Mrs. Opal Kloes, Ml&1 JEw YORK (~.S:, all children, not just the Jr. They were accompanied prize winning steer at Ill!! Meigs County Fair. The winning - r dleport Church of Christ mel at Marcia Karr, Mrs. Rlcllard Aug 2li our rev 1 Uon will be offspring of worilng mothers. home by Mrs. Edlth Walller of waa owned by Roger Karr and the ptcture appeared In the Sunday the churcll Tuesjlay evening Thomas, Mrs. Orvllle O'ook.l, fact ·and unever will ~ to free women to have Princeton, Ind. Thnes-&entlnel. The Karr anhnal sold at 97 cents a lb. Frank with Betty Cline, president, Mra. Jean Allen and Brian, Mrs· the same , Betty Frledan c n and aiJo not be Mr. and Mrs. William Ault, Broderick's steer which waa not a first place winner sold at the presiding. Martha Childs, Bob Ord, Stephanie, ¥e and of the NatJ j hobbled by the fact of 0118 motherhood. Even the auburba Perry and Mary were recent "'"" ' ' devotional leader, read an Jaye, Mrs. Lou Ferrell, Mrs. , 07 lb. Both steen! were purchased by the article, "Just Being Happy.'' Hershell Manuel, Connie Women s Strlie for ~ty., ought to have these centen1"It visitors at Huntlngtoo. '"6''est price, Mr. and Mra. Carl Wolle Pomeroy National Bank. A thank you card was read Pettersen, Rosemary Hubbard, aald In an Interview. ' wW be l;letl$' for the children returned Wednesday from !r0111 Ebner Wehrung who waa Mra. Helen Teaford, Mra. Susie Well, lhls Is Aug. 11 and the than IJollltJoaln their suburban Myrtle Beach, s. c. where they SPEAKING OF THE Fair, June Epple, ReedavWe, Rt. 1, won a racent surgial patient at Provo and Ronl, Mn. Susie q~on Is: homes." · spent a ~·s vacation. Their an electric miser which was the door prize given at the Calumbus Holzer H011pltal. On the sic.\ Fisher, Mrs. Jean Kloes and Where toes aL~. womandaq!!ter Wendy stayed with and Southern Ohio Electric booth. report were HOII!tr Rice, HUab Michael, Mrs. Dalay llouab, power go om '"'"'· _ men bergrandparents,Mr.andMra. Jonea, Jdne Rouab, Bertie Mrs. Geneviev~ Schneider, m~ :!edan ~changto I Charlea Asa Bradbury In EVELYN HOLTER Is very proud and thankful for her Walla, Ruth Karr, and Jean Mn. Eleanor Borbam, Debbie -•"' ofpower ton e ' ·;;;;·1'· 1 Middleport and Mra. Dolly wonderful family who took time out to bonor her on her birthday Craig. Birthdays of Gertrude Hartenbach, Mlsa Eleanor ~;.,;~0111 Olllll'etl right ! ( 1.,1! Wolfe at Apple Grove. - w~t~n~ ·IIUI'JII')Ieparty.~writesthattoooflenwetake'UIII' .1!11ller, Mr, Qd •.Mn!•.~~~~ ~ •.l!tr«.. timJJ,aNe.n... ··'Since·~· llre"ta· cent Mn. Paul Grueser ol Mid- fAmltyforgralltedwhenwereallydcin'meiit'lo'be&'uiltYofiUcb -~aod.BettyCilneWm! Mrs.HarryPotts,Mra.FOIT8It ofthe~ oll:·u-J!!I'·oo~a. l1J t!Wportand Mrs. Mabel Wolfe of obi&ved. \, Donley, Jean Ann Rlldlarl, • ""\~· I'J'i-~· '1 ' _ i. ..,. Pomeroy were In Parkersburg 8IHJ enae. ' • H011tesses were Betty Cline, Sharon Baier, · Mrs. Robert Will at leilat · 0118 feliWe W ·li Tueaday where they celebrated Cathryn ,Ervin, qrace Hawley :Ondldadldatete lo_!~ everyf1~ the birthday of the former's MRS. VILMA PIXKOJA, director of the Melp Bookmobile, and Lena McKinley who served uuuwog or ~· Of THE ·WEEK daughter, Mra. 1t. 1. Snyder was one ol150 who attended the dedication ceremonies Sunday of a dessert coui'se. slate and natiOIII!l offtces. · · with a niMBI luncheon at the the new ~0 mWion Oblo ~ Center, Colwnbua, pl'ellded · , Lui Year for Mea Oal7 Claneellor Hale!. over b)' Gov. James A. Rhodes. Mn. Plkkoja waa elated-;,_ the Wedding Plans_for · 'Thills llle laal year we're ~ Recent guella of Mrs. Lena / beauty of the atructure and SU88ealll lboae thai C8D 9tslt the . PICNIC HELD going to ~ve to ~ to vote Wolfe were: Mra. Ronald center While there Mrs Plklr4'• met and 911ited with Carl Paat Matrons, Pomeroy Aug. 30 Completed for tha best man, abe aald. '"" Johnaon and four children, ,.,_;....;_, ' · "' · ~ter 186 O.E.S. enjoyed a "By , 1872 II '!11 dcln'l ~~ . '· .·. · ·..·. ~·.' Twrlleat Velma Jane Paula """""'"• alllllstant curator of Natural Hiltory. picnic Tuesday evening at Plans ha . women canatdiltu, we may · . ' ' Route 33 ~.... Be ve been completed ' L. · -'-·. • ' .• Ann IUid Edward of Slone .,.... tty Whltstlne for the· church ....,do... of "•"' to lltart a ..,_-ale Dibble Wll~ of Mason Ia < Mountain, Ga.,_Mr. and Mn. SUNDAY WlLL MARK the mq.. of the Cbrlst United of Iowa and Betsy Crow were Shuler"~ter PD!;Ittcal~~· . our,Junii'I'Dob"ollfltwHk. Arlllllr Watera and daughter Methodist lllurch and the Alhrlsbt United Metbadtst lllurcll of guests. The nezl meeting will be of Mr and Mra • ...,.. We ww become a potent Oebblo wear~-· our 2-pllct EHqbotb or Columbus and s. Mason. The official ceremony will be at 10 a.m. Sunday In the . held at the home of Mn. Nolan · · Erneat Shuler, PDUttcal ~·OUr poWer Ia ln. l111g ·tunic of. 1o0, ,... <!Ill! r,t.llltl Mn. David Wolfe and former ClJrtst Church Building. The name of _tile newly formed Swackhammer on Tuesday Radneof . ,andMr Mrnd.~t Pierce, our aolldarity. We are not one acrytl~. Thlllovely 1011 . 111111 Davlcl and Dennia Ray of churcll ts the Mason United Methadilt lllurcb. 8ept. 22. • 8 """· Jamea ~tlptl. ~ arearpll'lllf." ,., • blektno .o'l ·111fl:;;oet · Th Pletce of.Nelsonvllle. Mrl \"FriecWJ delcribed tile cmt . acetate . ,. ·" l'ht 111w Air 11orce Baae , S. C. e Rev. Connie Dlcilns Will dellwr the Jl'lltnlns EXTENDED VISIT . The wedding will be IIJI·event w~'a movement u 1 . ' d~coratlvrtil:~tl~- ·. •nd ' VlBIT IN BASHAN Followlrullbe church aervlces a t.lloir.lbiD dlmer for everyone Mra. R. R. CUller, recently of Aug. 30, at 2:30p.m: Jn the ~litlon. . . 7 . accent In . RecentguestaofMr. andMra. :"be served oathe churdrlawn. An afternOon JII'OPID for ~~~choiOIY prof- at United Nelhadlal QliiJ'dl 11t "ltti nota~ moliJIIon R ~ Purplo. ~1 · Norman Hyaell, Balhan, were ultaandchllcftnwillbecondactedb)'DiciWaybrll!btandRed F n tie ~lhodlalat College at Le!ar!FallawiththeReV.Dale' butllwlllenrhlolellce" · · wa • · :Af• . ' 0 •• Mr. and Mra. Douglas Tucker. aye • vlsltlni In Meaurgofflclating.Ahalf:OOW '"LiberatkJa 1111e Shoulders and children of The Rev. Parier Hinzman ts the paator. Malp lh1011 area Churchill, Canada, Wuhlngton of pre-nuptial mule will be wrote for tha·· """olu""- _,.. It Detroit, Mlcb. relidents are Invited to attend. State and Californla. She will pre~;irltll v~ ~ · Uie ilui: . · · •• ~· ":',:" .-.turn In SepleJnller. by Mlii .Dortha W11coRn. •'\'hen.a w~'a. iree, than Vlllrr IN MAINE love, not Traveling by jet from She In~ toJ&CUI ~· rage Charleston airport to Bnm·. .111~~~ DllaCiio!lffor< swlck, Maine were Mr. and Mra. Elmer Bailey, Buhan, and Mr. and Mra. Wayne Re.· , , a''!f •We ~~ · It <' It rap Milhoan of Shade, who apent a ' )' ' . . '~ ... 'llie ' 11111!1. ''!Je :~ ' weei With Mr. and Mn. AVfr/ Logan and family. Mrl. Paul of North the Sayre w.. F~, ,loctl!d IIUinc.',' .'". , ' ' ."'I' '·' recen"" In lbe ,......,;-~ \ t: Middleport ., \ �~-n.~&&N~1 ~JI,,l~~~. .~y..~.--~·~·'" ' ·ijfi~~~~-~ ' t.Honor-ed " !t ,..., i' ;·' I '"i ./·;J 'jl "'...' I l. ... " 'I I. ' I i :I A I I t :I ~ b 1 !_\ I j ~ ~ ~ i ,. . ii ' ~ ' 1\J ~ . , ,Mra. . \ ~ Jaibes 'flt~i ~il"' dliupWir, Nns" Gearge Karhi!i, ~lertlllned . It the Ttluli 11ame 1!11 Utlcobo Hill Mi. ' ' ..~ •. .• ...__ . ~ ·A~ ' ~:_;.~ -~· ........ 0011.. '!&· .. ,.,IIi a bl'liral shbwer fio,norlnc Jennifer Blakeslee, brldMieel of llllltll Butcbel'. Games were played and prilea won b)' Mlll1e tegar' Kay McGowan, Patty Circle, and Mn. Charles Blakeslee. Aller the bride-to-be opened her gilts, guests were Invited to the dining room which was dec«'ated In lavender and pink. Tbe refrellunenl table was centered with a pink and while IUIIbl'eUa and the same motil was carried oulln the wnbrella nut cupa. Pink carnallona, lavender muma and babies bred! were used with lavender tapers for a buffet arrangement. Pinll froeted peUte fours, open.laced lllldwlcbes, mlnta, nuts, and frosted lime puncll were aerved. Mrs. Titus presided at the punch bowl. Included In the guest list were Mary Francis, Kandl Cook, Peggy Stout, Sllaron Jolmston, Janie Bradbury, Patty Circle, Paulett& Hysell, Kay McGowan, Judy Garwell, Marla Greuser, Mary J o Crawford, Judy Klng, Terri Fultz, Marianne Circle, Pam Napper, Mrs. Ira Butcher, and Mn. Charles Blakeslee. Personal Notes ''' ''• •, '' :· •. :; :: :· 0 li • " ' ~ : " , ; ~ • ~ •" ~-- 3 • ' :Ail·~~,'tkn,t!M~fflo.lllttidn ' " =~·~Sepl,, l. re-mar~ed widow• . .. ~ ' ·; " n' the • I _:p. •• } . "~• ' ' 1 =~·~es' :~:::_':,.~e:~~· 'R- ~o·s·e : ' tn . ' . .J\,:'I~e ' ' n: · , · v ~ ~~ n ::~e. , & .~· w · ' e · re-esta~ · .t \ ··.;tiJi.I,QI ~ · ' \:;~:· . ~ y~;~J~· ~\\JI/:Iy; ~~ , .'llld, I "" 1 ptlllllon there has~ I chinp In ~ard to ~ for aoiervlcemen. Other ~ from ~ lncludecl., Fay Wildermuth, Alnert~, wbo read, ~ ~. Whit Is A Flag? ; Grace Prlilf, community .,.. 'l'lce· ~owiced that 1be unit 1illl ~ tha Bioodmoblle on 1/~e . . 28; _ Pearl Knapp, reliabllltaUoa reported a psrty it the,...._:. Mental Health 1 1 ' ' ' \ ;, .. 'I 1 f ' ' /' I' :.... Suzanne Wioebrenner Will Wed Mlldred Class Reviews Two -pr:oblems Katie's Korner ' I the ·White Paper Debbie. Woman. Ainer(;. cOordlnat« '1. are M _ n · • :r,, v•-0 • t! ----..iiro.....;_....,..._ '·O'A·'S . ' . , 1 -n"O_. .,· ' .d.·u· --« i 'n. - Mlu.::;;. ·~ ()pinion Split ' ':_··~ On :Effects of. ~ j ·. C~pus P9wer l BY WlLUAM S. WHilE · . ·, WA81UNGTON -1be pollllclanagenorally are quite divided " uto the probable effects of the various ltwleDt movements to .r· ·.. ~ "caillpwJ IIO"'r" In the Congreaalonal and ·senatorial .~ , eteclkiiil tbll fall. · . ·~; . , The cillll!!!rVBilv'e(lor tbe 111011 ·part believe these lobblea - lllich are, of cOUJ'IO,' with subetabtW ,uunlmity dewted to < • ,''peace"candldales-wlllbacilrireandtbuabelpthebawka. Still, ·~-:-·: i l pld many CO!IIervatlves ihlnk to the cootrary; !bat Jolut N. ·.i.. .1 ••' flitch. ell, the~. autbor'ofthe.beckluh theory, ts a ~r ,;,:: '''AI~ Geninl tf11!1 a polltll:al analylt. ,;: \ ·.{·, , ,'_:'.•~ ~ha~ the uneaay notion that tbe ~ bell·; ;.....·· i'lniJII8 ciftheyounjjlltetrl (eapeclallyilthey are careful &,1 to cut · · tbtlr· hair l!nd to a.vold earliel' and cataatrophlc et'I'On such as ~ ''peace" apoatlel from New York eggrellllvaly dOwn to - the South) lillY be (ar from frultleaa. ' AgoodmaJQI Uberall, on the other hand, are molt aiepticai of lbe i:arDJ•'!I.1ev&JB!!ell. and woold far prefer that tbey just stayed at -, yet - that, they lll&yed out of "demonWherever located. The view.oi thla group Ia that the - •••· for great deal even of the adult School Starter Sp~ial ·k,.. r::·· 1.19 Binder (Blue Canvas) .29 Filler Paper .10 Organizer Total Value T3i j I • "".1et lhi·= f!1 be ~~~ 1n ~ 'year. Wpl ~ o(IICWa ar~ I~ lmpolslble to aef ~ ty, Polhltlon.coniro) II ~ - to r.Jeanwhlle ,lbere ',!IN beep no aet\lnll up NPfloil \lll!btlng litandar\tl fqr cJUII ~ lit :T,~;:· ea!lton lw~ii; lK' !¥nile aeUOJI, . · • eq~t to' get · 1!Jel . ·' 'on ""fform pUqiablnenta !4t ¥~ . ' · . h !~)ire_. ~. ,,•. ·· · In FrM.~. \he ~!IVernment oHenilers ,p~~tliriil too.a g~lldi 1«1: ·. . ' . .' Ill the Soviet Union .the ,ba_l talked a iooaboll.t polluUon, smoiJ iJ:Irough ~ ~1/ .. The juriilllcli!)nal rlii\ 'pollutkin prolllem Ia ~ ·but has 'only Jet liP ,committees But thO ~""'trim Ia o1 Hnilted boweveu !DIY be' •MlUe\1 .In · aeri®t, ·but It li lelll crltlcAII .to study It 11111f ,i!bjqhed a 100. effect ' ,liecaiiM ~ favor ol 11-o fedei'al g~l than In riloet Industrial COIIIinu- ~~ ))ll!lpblet to ·fight it. . dlspotet betWeen lltalC ·l !)d ~ parliament me1JI4 nat. ·.. nltlei,Of the West. To~ Freridl g~ JOilrcea fedtralgovernmentahDJ!mede Winter. 'i, t the quali!y of air In M~. aay the mali! )rpblem In lhe .., · •' pfficWI'• have planted . . bettie againSt pollution Is 1 than ®· mUIIoD lrees Iince the m~ey. end fl! World War II. Evel')'thlng from blutli!g i '11!e Soviet Union Is one of lbe paaaage thr01J81i the mountains few Countries !hat has concrete surroundlns Mexico City to aoU.,allution measurea. Build- yoga b!'eatblng exerclsel has ·lnp are not longer heated bj!en suggested to combat Individually, but form part of a Mexico's amog problem. The central healing aystem. 'Motor· government, however, bas done buses are rapidly being re- little so far. _..... placed by electrlcallyodrlven. busea. Discharge of lndoatrlal waste Into rivers Is forbidden. Smoie from factories Is being flltered. Q U 1C K Q U 1 Argentina's government .agenclea have finally acinow· Q-WIIat degree 11 given !edged they are faced witb a to midshipmen on graduaserious air pollution problem, 11011 from the U.S. Nliool but efforts to combat It are Acodemu? disorganized. A-Upon completion of a The problem, so evident as to 4-year c o u r a e, the Y are have caused the desth of a awarded a Bachelor of Sci· number of trees on one 'ot ence degree. Buenoa Aires' most bnportant Q-During his public mintraffic arterieo, has only been istru, how many miracles did FURN : :URE recognized by the government Jesm perform? In receni weeks. The city has A-According to the Goa· MIDDLEPORT' 0. launched a study of pollution- pels, 36. ------- - - - - ---·-------;!!'i'l,_.__ WE BEAl THEM All In Our .Budget z . Shop 3 Complete Rooms VI8rr THE DIWI Mr. and Mra. Marion ltowell ol Columbus spent aeveral daya with Mr. and Mn. Glenri DID, Pomeroy, and have reiUmed home. · .., or P;:.famlly en- ~=~ mr;;· ~~~irJ~~~~ ~ "'•= ~~............. ·~. •, . n. ONLY BAKER 705 CLIMAX 500 COUNT ROCKn PENCILS BB~ FILLER PAPER 3 · TAPE Assorted Colors with Erasers For 5' LUNCH KITS 66~ ''! the tong,deil'ions&ati:t •' ' turned off draft· . ' bowto IUIQ .nv lnsalts are burled at the It Ia die 10111 of labor and of other In tbla country who are doing a llbare of In Vietnam. " By Toni . Regular Hard to Hold Unscented and Ultimate · on,whlcll could tbe .poul themaelve11, the new ~ Ia .. Certain to begin". ' tl)l, Ot year lo!lbyln8 - and buy SCOPE large size Reg ufar t.50 oUtccme of 12 Ounce Regular 1.15 Directs self-styling ·AI;Iotn e.11dctly wh•re you I . want it. Slimrnar. Eaiier tlo Regular 2.25 77' 1,28 6 delightful . Characters available jizmily nt'ot!omnl Ag~in DRIVE EXTRA CAREFUUY WE KNOW YOU WILL .: The Farmers . Barrk ·.· and·s~~inas·· C!J•. . . ' . POMEROY, .0. ~· ·· •· . . 77~ 4 oz. Aerosol All chlracters OWuner BIOS. Inc. 14 oz. Reg. 1.09 ' ' Regular, Super and I ~ntle · , ' ,., ::::, ,,_,' Reti/ 2.25 128' I ·53e LAVORIS barl BONNIE BEllloo.& LOTION FREE oz. With 2 oz. Tra·vei·· Silt . ONLY · .,. . ., ., ., "W~u=:. ' ROLL·ON DEODORANT SPECIAL Cleaner . Brighter J9' ' F•lterl 1.5 ounce School 1.99 2FOR 27~ 3oz.. ' • Regular 27c Reg. t.So '. ·: ·'595 AIIID~N For Children Regular 3.75 By Scotch Tape REGUlAR 1.29 a",;... Officers· Elect··ed ·at !:r.'''"' tO~ Annual Sayre... unio. n.-./·· =~,:,u:;- ~= .... v~t<l!!cenl'rllllzlll.t;., oelulllmi· ONLY certainly ) }! \' E ,...,loll -ge. rt' , Bjl . . ~VEILiil 11011 frioe. 'n has· 1'*11 laws tf~Pnil ~ jlp,lnilWllutlonlnooelormor •. 'i'wo•car,Jqpn:charactera-pjug.' atiqther ~ ' 19li6, @lldllnce . , alnl- 111,1 · ~ qn JUI)i,.ttiill, hM l]lld loglllatlon . teleYisloll i!l8d t to )lold liP. a g'!Yiiri!lilg pollutiOn Af ·air IIIli) ~ted poater proclaiJII. water and ,oolle dlaturbal!cea. 'in&; "Plan ~.'' -.,, the Other laws r.eatrtct ll!lPbur leiiAiril of "alle8d': &~ down contenlln fuei oil, res~ct lead the edge Of\.lbe C8rdbolrd . 8Jid other pollutapl.l ·lil iDol« beciJIIIMI,)beJ 'inlllioilced the fuel, and prohibit water ,poilu. width ~; d!f) l,fll\. ,, ,. . . lion by 'lhipl.,nd other aea· ~·-lbi! 1\Jo pl~n. mw;h going vesaela. , of the 'l!<ll'll ' ~ed and Israel bas 90 allti.pollutJon fa~ to plaoi ~ to combat laws. Aa offlclala In Tel Aviv the polluUon wblch has made put It, they have other more part Of the globe unhealthy for pressing problems at•preienl. 1wman beings. Lltlle bas been done to llgbt A aurvey of '' UPI cdrre· pollution In Italy. SeVeral bllla spondenla , ~d , ll!e IVOfld have been lntroducet! In parllabowecl,thBt llille eoun~ have ament, but It II unlikely they done ·little o~ nothing about will be ac~ upon soon. pollullon; seven have plans to Gof ado something and only five London'a trsdltlonal pea IOUP have existing anll.pollutlon fog and serl~ amog no program& rated average or longer a problem. 1'hanb to better. · the clean air acta of 19li6' and In ·Iapan the sudden and 1969,local authorltlelln Brlllan acute lllioesa of a Toiyo high are empowered to declare achool clals brought home llle whole or part of their dlatrjcla fact ot air pollution. The city "amoke control areas" within IRitlluted a program cloalng whlcll emllllion of any smoie do11111 110veral aect10111 of the from chimneys of all buildings downtown l!rt8 to veblcuiar is prohibited. traffic In an effort to ieduce Small cllle1, light Industries amog. But concrete IIepa to and the aboence of heavy pennanenUycontroipollutlonln generating plants have left the Japan ·have not been taken. air of Swilzerland relatively SWeden, on the other band, clean. But effective control of considers ltseil relatively poilu- water pollution Is hampered by . SYRACUSE-¥!11J,!Gie.Anll Chapman, Lori ' and Bobble, Coob · Birbir. ~ Uale, !Jrid&.eleet cl . Ro7 ~ MIJ, Eva Ma.e Philips, Rh011114 Pall!~ Mta W~ Rlller and Jriins, wu guest d( hGIIIl' ~t a . Cooi. . . Mlllaa, T.r..i, ~ lild trlfta, bridal abower at Albury UBI~ ~ gi!ll were Mra. Dick Ferrdl,lof11. Julia il:iiiJI; u .. _. ~UI'f1 Metbodlll ~ch ~ In · Aab, Sonya 1nd Tonya, Mp. Rhonda folmet · W..' CWi; Syracuse. Hoa1118i!n were Mrl. Vera V~ter. MrS. ~-- Katr, Mre. 'Mai-ti ~. Rotletta_ Redovllm and Mta. P•tlaraon 111!4 Cindy, Mra,. June Eleanilr Croir, w.,_ Nliltiy. · Janice IJale. Lee, Mra. Helen Harris, Mrai Patteraoo, MR. Sirllh IIOuab Decorations Included light Naomi JAndojl, Mrs. Helen MJis Aprti ·Tellcird, Mil aeey. =~":~~~ anti dark streamers whfclh fell Diddle Mn. Bea ~ MIJi u. andBrenda 'o;·c: CJarll: fr shadow boa willd ou._: ·~" ' ~yes • Mrll. • · ~~with "bai ., ... ~ .......... eo...-w,Mrs.VII,IieLee, ·woile,)fri: E~qpor'Mckelvey, 'Games w~re _,., cen....... a • et ·r. 1"""" Mn!. Chiiitina Grtmm1 Mra. Mra. Allierta aubl..rd «Mri , · · MR. AND MRS. Dana B. Winebrenner ·Of 8yracase I!R· ~nter;Mlddleportunltl21will Oowerstoatable~wltha MlldredHemB!ey Mrs. Adrian Linda H bbard Mil'~ no111ce 111e qagement of their da~ Suzanne to Jiir, bOld the nex! party on Sept. 10; green cloth trimJned In yellclw, - Hubbard, ·MrS. 'Paul Baker, . Evaiul iri•• IJid Larry H. Farrar, son of Mra. WlDiam Mercer, Jacbon. The It was stated thai WW ~ a centered with an umbrella Ued Mrs. Howard Nolan, Ml&1 Helen Judy Mtaa catb):W~ S==t~=~~ lri<!Hlect ts a 1967 graduate of Racine '111gb School. Mr. fn'tJ~~tl~:~~"'r':s~=) wlbytb ~ws and!,owers, flanied Baer, Mrs. Mary Kalbryn Mra.' Gladya RobSon, Mrs: 81 Farrar and Ml&1 W'onelreMer are employed In C.bomhJI. An discharged; Catherine Welsh ye ~ can · llouab, Mrs. Evelyn Lucie, Rachel ~cBrlde, M1u Frantle Manuel received 1be ,iloiJl' open church weddins Ia planned for October al the Asbury The gift table waa centered Mra. and Unda' Mumaw ' ••"·'"·Hubbard' Re!reabm . enlllof:~··~=~· Methodist Churcll, Syracuae. · mualcandflowerc·balrman u- Anna Hell!ll Roush · Damewood, """· .....,, Sepia ber Is th said -'th wo a bn'de d0 ll and a wbite ...,... Mrs. Mrs. Wanda Nelgfer Mu. null and mlnta were batr!'e m'f~ %on :d cover with shaded . sreen Frieda Fields, Mr1: Nancy Robert Jeffers and PattY r.~r~~. Favors :wet, sllllll c n are as con t streamers. Hubbard, Mrs. William Donna Aleablre, MR. Sai.dy wnbreUaa lied wlili The guest lwt Included Mrs. Houdaabelt and Marie, Mrs. Peyton, Mra. 1rene 'Parker ~!feen bowa: · Car! Jenkin&, Mra. Donald • Lisle, Demaris Ash, Mrs. William Harden, Mra. Ferrold Harden, Mra. Geneva Yatea, 1' Mrs. Margerel Cottrill, Mra. Mr. and Mra. Paul Scott have B Kti C Margaret Eichinger, Mrs. y a e row How to lncl'ease memberahlp Brenda Wolfe, Mrs. Gloria returned from a week's ~!Jon at Calumet, Mich. with and to enlarge the building fund Mlcllael, Debby Rouah, Mn. tllelr daughter and sorHII~aw were loplca discussed when the Angle Harden, Mrs. Esther B PA=toMWOIIWI -Free chlld-care centers for Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Baclltel' We want to set therecordatralght In regard to reports on the Loyal Bereans Class of Mid- Harden, Mrs. Opal Kloes, Ml&1 JEw YORK (~.S:, all children, not just the Jr. They were accompanied prize winning steer at Ill!! Meigs County Fair. The winning - r dleport Church of Christ mel at Marcia Karr, Mrs. Rlcllard Aug 2li our rev 1 Uon will be offspring of worilng mothers. home by Mrs. Edlth Walller of waa owned by Roger Karr and the ptcture appeared In the Sunday the churcll Tuesjlay evening Thomas, Mrs. Orvllle O'ook.l, fact ·and unever will ~ to free women to have Princeton, Ind. Thnes-&entlnel. The Karr anhnal sold at 97 cents a lb. Frank with Betty Cline, president, Mra. Jean Allen and Brian, Mrs· the same , Betty Frledan c n and aiJo not be Mr. and Mrs. William Ault, Broderick's steer which waa not a first place winner sold at the presiding. Martha Childs, Bob Ord, Stephanie, ¥e and of the NatJ j hobbled by the fact of 0118 motherhood. Even the auburba Perry and Mary were recent "'"" ' ' devotional leader, read an Jaye, Mrs. Lou Ferrell, Mrs. , 07 lb. Both steen! were purchased by the article, "Just Being Happy.'' Hershell Manuel, Connie Women s Strlie for ~ty., ought to have these centen1"It visitors at Huntlngtoo. '"6''est price, Mr. and Mra. Carl Wolle Pomeroy National Bank. A thank you card was read Pettersen, Rosemary Hubbard, aald In an Interview. ' wW be l;letl$' for the children returned Wednesday from !r0111 Ebner Wehrung who waa Mra. Helen Teaford, Mra. Susie Well, lhls Is Aug. 11 and the than IJollltJoaln their suburban Myrtle Beach, s. c. where they SPEAKING OF THE Fair, June Epple, ReedavWe, Rt. 1, won a racent surgial patient at Provo and Ronl, Mn. Susie q~on Is: homes." · spent a ~·s vacation. Their an electric miser which was the door prize given at the Calumbus Holzer H011pltal. On the sic.\ Fisher, Mrs. Jean Kloes and Where toes aL~. womandaq!!ter Wendy stayed with and Southern Ohio Electric booth. report were HOII!tr Rice, HUab Michael, Mrs. Dalay llouab, power go om '"'"'· _ men bergrandparents,Mr.andMra. Jonea, Jdne Rouab, Bertie Mrs. Geneviev~ Schneider, m~ :!edan ~changto I Charlea Asa Bradbury In EVELYN HOLTER Is very proud and thankful for her Walla, Ruth Karr, and Jean Mn. Eleanor Borbam, Debbie -•"' ofpower ton e ' ·;;;;·1'· 1 Middleport and Mra. Dolly wonderful family who took time out to bonor her on her birthday Craig. Birthdays of Gertrude Hartenbach, Mlsa Eleanor ~;.,;~0111 Olllll'etl right ! ( 1.,1! Wolfe at Apple Grove. - w~t~n~ ·IIUI'JII')Ieparty.~writesthattoooflenwetake'UIII' .1!11ller, Mr, Qd •.Mn!•.~~~~ ~ •.l!tr«.. timJJ,aNe.n... ··'Since·~· llre"ta· cent Mn. Paul Grueser ol Mid- fAmltyforgralltedwhenwereallydcin'meiit'lo'be&'uiltYofiUcb -~aod.BettyCilneWm! Mrs.HarryPotts,Mra.FOIT8It ofthe~ oll:·u-J!!I'·oo~a. l1J t!Wportand Mrs. Mabel Wolfe of obi&ved. \, Donley, Jean Ann Rlldlarl, • ""\~· I'J'i-~· '1 ' _ i. ..,. Pomeroy were In Parkersburg 8IHJ enae. ' • H011tesses were Betty Cline, Sharon Baier, · Mrs. Robert Will at leilat · 0118 feliWe W ·li Tueaday where they celebrated Cathryn ,Ervin, qrace Hawley :Ondldadldatete lo_!~ everyf1~ the birthday of the former's MRS. VILMA PIXKOJA, director of the Melp Bookmobile, and Lena McKinley who served uuuwog or ~· Of THE ·WEEK daughter, Mra. 1t. 1. Snyder was one ol150 who attended the dedication ceremonies Sunday of a dessert coui'se. slate and natiOIII!l offtces. · · with a niMBI luncheon at the the new ~0 mWion Oblo ~ Center, Colwnbua, pl'ellded · , Lui Year for Mea Oal7 Claneellor Hale!. over b)' Gov. James A. Rhodes. Mn. Plkkoja waa elated-;,_ the Wedding Plans_for · 'Thills llle laal year we're ~ Recent guella of Mrs. Lena / beauty of the atructure and SU88ealll lboae thai C8D 9tslt the . PICNIC HELD going to ~ve to ~ to vote Wolfe were: Mra. Ronald center While there Mrs Plklr4'• met and 911ited with Carl Paat Matrons, Pomeroy Aug. 30 Completed for tha best man, abe aald. '"" Johnaon and four children, ,.,_;....;_, ' · "' · ~ter 186 O.E.S. enjoyed a "By , 1872 II '!11 dcln'l ~~ . '· .·. · ·..·. ~·.' Twrlleat Velma Jane Paula """""'"• alllllstant curator of Natural Hiltory. picnic Tuesday evening at Plans ha . women canatdiltu, we may · . ' ' Route 33 ~.... Be ve been completed ' L. · -'-·. • ' .• Ann IUid Edward of Slone .,.... tty Whltstlne for the· church ....,do... of "•"' to lltart a ..,_-ale Dibble Wll~ of Mason Ia < Mountain, Ga.,_Mr. and Mn. SUNDAY WlLL MARK the mq.. of the Cbrlst United of Iowa and Betsy Crow were Shuler"~ter PD!;Ittcal~~· . our,Junii'I'Dob"ollfltwHk. Arlllllr Watera and daughter Methodist lllurch and the Alhrlsbt United Metbadtst lllurcll of guests. The nezl meeting will be of Mr and Mra • ...,.. We ww become a potent Oebblo wear~-· our 2-pllct EHqbotb or Columbus and s. Mason. The official ceremony will be at 10 a.m. Sunday In the . held at the home of Mn. Nolan · · Erneat Shuler, PDUttcal ~·OUr poWer Ia ln. l111g ·tunic of. 1o0, ,... <!Ill! r,t.llltl Mn. David Wolfe and former ClJrtst Church Building. The name of _tile newly formed Swackhammer on Tuesday Radneof . ,andMr Mrnd.~t Pierce, our aolldarity. We are not one acrytl~. Thlllovely 1011 . 111111 Davlcl and Dennia Ray of churcll ts the Mason United Methadilt lllurcb. 8ept. 22. • 8 """· Jamea ~tlptl. ~ arearpll'lllf." ,., • blektno .o'l ·111fl:;;oet · Th Pletce of.Nelsonvllle. Mrl \"FriecWJ delcribed tile cmt . acetate . ,. ·" l'ht 111w Air 11orce Baae , S. C. e Rev. Connie Dlcilns Will dellwr the Jl'lltnlns EXTENDED VISIT . The wedding will be IIJI·event w~'a movement u 1 . ' d~coratlvrtil:~tl~- ·. •nd ' VlBIT IN BASHAN Followlrullbe church aervlces a t.lloir.lbiD dlmer for everyone Mra. R. R. CUller, recently of Aug. 30, at 2:30p.m: Jn the ~litlon. . . 7 . accent In . RecentguestaofMr. andMra. :"be served oathe churdrlawn. An afternOon JII'OPID for ~~~choiOIY prof- at United Nelhadlal QliiJ'dl 11t "ltti nota~ moliJIIon R ~ Purplo. ~1 · Norman Hyaell, Balhan, were ultaandchllcftnwillbecondactedb)'DiciWaybrll!btandRed F n tie ~lhodlalat College at Le!ar!FallawiththeReV.Dale' butllwlllenrhlolellce" · · wa • · :Af• . ' 0 •• Mr. and Mra. Douglas Tucker. aye • vlsltlni In Meaurgofflclating.Ahalf:OOW '"LiberatkJa 1111e Shoulders and children of The Rev. Parier Hinzman ts the paator. Malp lh1011 area Churchill, Canada, Wuhlngton of pre-nuptial mule will be wrote for tha·· """olu""- _,.. It Detroit, Mlcb. relidents are Invited to attend. State and Californla. She will pre~;irltll v~ ~ · Uie ilui: . · · •• ~· ":',:" .-.turn In SepleJnller. by Mlii .Dortha W11coRn. •'\'hen.a w~'a. iree, than Vlllrr IN MAINE love, not Traveling by jet from She In~ toJ&CUI ~· rage Charleston airport to Bnm·. .111~~~ DllaCiio!lffor< swlck, Maine were Mr. and Mra. Elmer Bailey, Buhan, and Mr. and Mra. Wayne Re.· , , a''!f •We ~~ · It <' It rap Milhoan of Shade, who apent a ' )' ' . . '~ ... 'llie ' 11111!1. ''!Je :~ ' weei With Mr. and Mn. AVfr/ Logan and family. Mrl. Paul of North the Sayre w.. F~, ,loctl!d IIUinc.',' .'". , ' ' ."'I' '·' recen"" In lbe ,......,;-~ \ t: Middleport ., \ �'' ---,.-------'!'-Classified Ads I I I brlnl you I I I UtFI CISh WANT AD ' lnae'rtion . 1 \'E0A'b't~J~~~ rorWa~~l:\ervlce , S P.M. Oev Before Publication 5 cents ptr Word one Insertion Monday Deadline f a.m . Mlnlmum·Charge 75c: c;:anctUallon & correctlcns 1~ ctnlt per : wlrd three Nill be accepted unlll9 i .m.1or conlecuu . . e lnllflorlinn" Oey of Publicetlon · 18 tel)•' per word .,lx con · JIEGUL·ATIONS :Sell:utlvt lnnr"k»ns. · The Pubtlsner res&rves. the · 2,i Aer cent Dl,count on Paid. I right to eqlt or rehtct any ads ads and IdS paid within lOdavL oblectlonal. The CA.RO OF THANKS ' I ·deemed ublisher will not be re$'ponsible & OBITUARY lor shopplna sprees 1 --------------' f.or more than one Incorrect 11.50 for .SO word minimum . ' Each additional wo~d 2c. , BLIND.O.OS Additional Charge per 15<: OFFICE HOURS 1------------~'!!1!'-----· ' of\dvertlaement 8:30a .m. to .5:00p.m . DaUy. 8 : 30 am . to 12 : 00 Saturday . ' ' "' ,\ .. . bRVIUE DI8SON Noon .742.Jt45' Itt.,I ~ ol , ·' ; .,. , :'.EXPE!tt · Wheel Ni&nmelit Far Sale '$~ -G,UARANTI:EDPhone 992·2094 ..25-2tp 8- ~·JIC 8-27·11P and FM radio, 4-speaker sound I SINCERELY thank each and WAITRESS wanted, day or every member of the staff of 1 ht 1 11 1 f' ,.. ..,, Veterans Memorial Hospital, "g ' u Tartan or par. Phone tme . '-0 the Blue m : NOW AT YOUR the doctors, nurses, aides, and the Candy Stripers, lor 99 4 Also, thanks to the Pomeroy emergency squad for their at all, May God olthe heavens bless each ·of you tmd prosper rou. NEW CAR &TRUCK eonard Lunsford. 8·21-ltc I WDU LD like to thank each and everyone of the home folks, family und friends for their kindness at the death and funeral of my sister, Nrs. Dorothy Durst, and to the very' verr few who were so unkind, most graciously forgive . Mrs. Notice WILL give plano lessons In my SUPER DEALS ON OK USED CARS home. Phone 992·3666. REDUCE safe end fast with Gobese tablets end E-Vop water pills. Nelson Drugs. Local low mileage car, red vinyl Interior with white exterior, radio, cuatom equlpnent with delae s-wlleel, good tires. See this Economy car & Save. · ' I1967 DODGE ' 8-5-30tp GUN SHOO 1, Frloay. August ~. LP.~~ · . . mrl I ~~··\ · ' vinyl interior, V-8 englne1 automatic lr811a., power steering, radio, good llrell, ..., tailgate. 1967 DODGE $1595 llllrt4 Door. Very low mileage by 1 local owner, new w-w tins, I cyl. ellldne, radio, automatic trans., power llleerlqj, 181118 & litterlor like new car, red flnlsb. Many More Super Buys In Used C.rs WAS Friday to receive consignments at 10 a.m. Auction starting at 7 p,m , Let us sell your merchandise. NOW 3·22-tfc !~!oo~~~utomatic ?!!o.$495 ·tiM Olds , e8 4 DOor, automatic, power '495 1 · radio. l963 Pontiac WILL pfck up merchandise and toke to auction on a per. centag& buts. Call $295 Phone 742-44111. 9·23-Hc · ----~THERE WILL be o 11J1mn Slnft at the Rutland Free WI Baptist Church Saturday .r 7: 30 p, m, Everyone Is welcome, • steering, · '495 5295 Catalina 4 Dr., automatic, power steering, radio. 1963 Or., atevrolet ' cyl., std. .. .1963V-8Chevrolet radio , :• : ,. Bisc., 2 , Conv. 6 engine, 1960 Chev. stand. trans. '295 ! ' . St. W oo, 6 c j., and SS95 5195 Jack K~r~tte, $1395 Ypu, ~ d· ' \t. TGn Map, f cyl, qlne, local ono owner ,lrllclk, sr-. llnllb, tW bo4y. J!HARPI ' 19&8 DODGE ~ ,, - . ~195 ' i',P ;..J,' '*'Sireldue Qpe~~, V4 JIIOttlr, I!MftiiA! , IIJtoale!!e numlallae, ~ steerlri& •• wide tio417. 1 . ' ' ' -----""-~.,...--.:1-6-tfc .A Far Rent . EDROOM houle, Mid· , by owner. Phone 992· apa~t . men'' """"'.. ,. ·lmC l ,.f.!· :i .._,..,~-'II ~ 7-1-tfc ' I ' ~- • ,.• 0 ' I /, ' ' {, ',\' ·~- .. lo;ko ~:~~;;~~ io~vli•. Ji ''·' 7 ROOM home, running water, free gas, large lot and garden. 8-26-3tc Available otter September 15, $65 month, phone 742·3123, 8·26-Jtc Mr.& Mrs. · s.21.6fc 1676 LINCOLN Hts ., 2-bedroom ---:=~---""--­ house. bath. basement, attic 5 ROOM houoe, one mile from for storage. Hardwood floors. Rutlind. C.ll 742-0crJ. , buill-In cabinets In kitchen, · · 'f.V-31c gas f.Wnace. Phone 992-305ot ---~--~-I-2J.6tc POTATOES, John P•P*· F """U _R _N _I-SH_ E _D _ f_lr-st- 1-laor ;_:. ef· Racl.,, Qhl~, 15 per 100 fbi. flclency apartment, utilities C.ll filt-3025. ..lUte furnlsho!d, Phone 992·3874. 12·11< 2 YEAR OLD Gutrnl8y helfer. - - - - - - . . . . : .'"..;: Eledrlc milk MP*!"Itor. Stl 4 ROOMS 1nd both · SyrI cute. of twin t4olnch ploi/11. Av•Y C,ll after 6 p.m., Pl1one 992· tr•ctor, good lor Jllirls. Pl1one ' 3911 · 992-'620. :·r , _ _ __ _ _ _ .....:.'"_26-31p ..25-31p 7;;10-JOtc 5 ~?ON' hOyli; Bath. Inquire Gent men': ' .... :te 14 ' Come In, Look These Over/ 1966 GMC - - - - -- ..~.31c trans . 5 ROOM houu, beth, garego, cellar, · storm doors and wlndowa, 3 oats of around . Phone 992-W , l-27-31c . 73 ACRES, 6-room modern ho\lse. Several ciutbulldlngs, 2 miles east of Dexler on Meigs County R..d 4. Write R. L. Andrick, 439 ~nes Drive, Falrborn, Ohio 45324. ..27-llp BEDROOM hoolse, bath. ~ "';i!9l;rr,~r.:;~:-:::--'-. 4 ec-. Good condlflon, Will C. BRComADFORD, •• plettSorvlco. occopt troller 11 portlol f'h0net49.JI21 payment , Tu'1!::,'"' Pl•lns Racine, Ohio erea, Phone lvlllo ' 11117· Q:lff Bradford , 1. 3347, 5,)-tic 1-V·Jtp ~ .. · • ROOM modern home with READY--MIX CON~Reri!{:· 7 basement, gara9t, !wo delivered right ,to lt~~r·, porches, shade lrtti, 1'1• acre project· Fast and easy• .fret , ground located on At. 1:14, .St metal. Phono 992-m~• · SyracuH. Ohio, by owner. Goeg[oln Rt4dy -Mix· Co,,. l'tlono Gallipolis -9539 lor Mlddloporl, O!Uo· ' •· appointment. · 6-3D;IIf '· - - -----.....:.= -------TRAILERspace.oneml/efrom r---~-----. new Mil!;• High SchGOI on old R1. 33. f'holl&l 992-2941. '495 5395 '795 Jim Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. Real Estate Far Sale _, Aucl.....,. · ca-" $1395 23 cu. ft. FREUERS For '249.95 r i':~~= or Upright . . ATHERTON T.V. , cAlfP ELECTRONIC SERVICE; Phclnt 985·- · Long BOtfoiri·. J.)..llc. · ,,. $EPTIC cleaned. ~llist: , Sanitation, Stewart, OhiO.·, Ph, 1162"3035• . ' , , 2:1~1fs.: SEPTIC, TANKS CleANEI).;. ReasD.hable .roles. Phont · Jolvi '" RuiUII, ~fllliollt' ~~,. 4782 after S:30 p.m. • · •' 4'7·1fc'i Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. D. sound system. Bolance$78.52. Call 992,6271. FREE gill with every pur. 3-8-llc chase. Call 992.3352. Use our .- .,..,--- -.,-.- - - budget Iorino. GOOD &hallow well pump or jet 8-25-6tc pump. Phone 99HI47 LIKE NEW gao range, $45. Also SPECIALS this week •t Spencer's Mar~et, I ""-27-·Jtc good metal sink with - - ------overhead cabinet. SJO, Call mila north ot Eastern High OLD UPRIGHT pianos, ony 992-5792, School on Rt. 7: P.aches, 4 lbs. 49<:; nice mU$kmelons, condition, as long as hive not 8-:Z.S..ltc extrolerge 39c; Lima Beans, been wet. Paying $10 each, Flrsllloor only. Mondays will COAL FURNACE, 22-lnch 2 lb. 45<; apples, good to eaf or cook, 3 lbs, 39c; large be pick-up clay . Write, gMng pipes. Good condition, Phone meng-. red or grnn, 4 lor good dlrecllons. Witten Plano 9<1'1·2738. Company, Box 188, Sardis, 25<; s-1 potot-. willie or f.25-31p red, 2 lbs., 39c. Many other Ohio 43946. - - -----· specials. l-26-31c -------8-:ZO./Ic LIKE NEW. " International chopper . Corn •nd gran Female Help Wanted__ ~d. Direct cut. Phone 949. 3· YEAR-OLD . r'glstarod 8-25-5tc BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY Her<llord 111111. 5~ by S. H. DEALER : Wcirk August to =-On~~~~~:~· ~·~ -------~'"._25-lfn WHEEL Rorie , Sales 1n~ December, free trolnfn<J , No rebuilt motor. Phone 949-3144 · · · Servl~, , Beum Lunibiir collecting, no delivery, no COAL, limestone. Excelsior • · LOTS WITH all ulllllfos. Company, Cha1 ter 1 Olilo:, , cash Investment. C.ll collect Salt Works, E. Main St., 11 • er P· m. 1-26-Jtc Rntrlcfed sub division, 1ft lo Phone 915-3301. ·" 614-377 -4791 , Charlotte Pomeroy , Phone 992-3891. 2-aao lots, Phone Cllnter • 11 Heiskell. South Point, Ohio: 4-9-tfc 985-3301. night 985-3302. ----....,----~ ""-"'"-,c 7-17-Hc RUMMAGE S.O.L E Thursday. FURNISHED apartment, 217 LOOKING FOR a registered Friday and Saturday , ' 3rd Ave., Middleport. Nice hall Arabten? Come and have Thereafter every Saturday. yard . porch, private en· a look at this year's fools by L. 0, Tanyeden 40345. Eskey Different Items every week. trances . Phone992-2180or 992. Hill, F atwoodo Road, 621 Locust St .. Middleport. 3432. Pomeroy, Ohio. 8-26-3tc 1-25-tfc I-27·Jtc VFW GUN shoot. Bailey Run WILL SACRIFICE Singer Zig· Road. Junction of Rt. IU and 2 BEDR-OOM hoUH on Lincoln leg equipped desk model 143, Sunday, August 30 at Heights, Coli 992-5127. sewing machine. Excellent noor 8·25-llc condlflon, only $37.60 1-26-Jtc price. Makes buttonholes, embroiders, and monograms. THREE ROOM, all alectrlc PAINTING, hou,.. end roofs. aparfment. like new. Phone 992·2685, Clean out basements, attics or .. 27-6tc Aug. 25 In Available cellars. Very reasonable . Pomeroy. Must see to apPhone 9<19-<4225 or 9<1'1-GSI. preciate. Phone Gallipolis ELECTROLUX cleaner, large 1-25-Jtc · claluxe model. CompfOte with -9539 for appolnfmenf. all cltanln<J tools and paper 8-25-lln ICE CREAM Sociol, St. Pout's bega. Runs like now. Will Mil Lutheran Church, Pomeroy, IQt S28 cash or terms. Phono l'l'lday, Aug , 28 and Saturday, TRAILER. Brown' s Trailer 1192-2685. August 29,¥ p, m. Take out Pork, Minersville, 1192·3324. ..27,.tc orders call 992·2010 offer 6 p. 8·21 · 1~c - -- - - - - - m, Wednesday or Thursday, Touch and Sew uwln<J 1-25-Jtp FURNISHED end unturnlshed SINGER machine, compreto with apartments. Close to school. walnut uwlng stand. )Mil sell HAYMAN'S AUCTION tiOuse. Phone 99H<434, on .ferrns or 170 cash. Phone Lourel CIIH. now open each 10· 18-tfc 992-2685. Locally owned, low miloase, whit... w....,, 1 owner, brown flnillll ~5-4tc 8·26-31c power steering, air conditioned, dark blue finish, white top. Prleed for summer clearance. ' 'T Sportsman Club. Sunday, Aug. :tO, wall tin!l, llhowslltUe wear, V-8 engine, radio, automatic, 1966 DODGE , GUN SHOOT. Forked Run, $1495 1966 afEVROLET ' American style AM and FM radio combination, Hpeed automatic cha~ar, 4-spuker l'!lmerOY· O. Stm A Few Hems and .bacana. 3 ROOM unfurn/SnoG • ' Mlfhlltnwat, 1$1\0!1iot411 by · · R<ICtntiHii fhlia""""' · ·Jt:" Mooaoo 4 Dr. Locally owned & low mileage, white finish, spotless Interior, aU good tires, Factory Air Conditioned, tinted glaiiS, automatic trans., power steering & brakes, radio, other line accessories. This week only Impala Convertible. 8-16-llc ----~- 1969 VOLKSWAGEN . $1895 '·' James G. Ellington, Baltimore, Mel . 8-27- llp Our Low Prices move them fast - So Don't Delay ... Visit us today, Clearance on all 70 Chev . Pass. Cars & Trucks. St•. BEAUTIFUL colonial Early -- quick response and to lrlY OLD FURNITURE, dlshos. trunks, etc . Write M. D. others who helped In any way DEALER ~' Wanted To Buy •-speed Balance $76.59. FREE gift with every purchase. C.ll 992· 3352. Use our budget fermi , f.2Utc their gentle and efficient care - - - - - - - - - ol my clear wile and myse/1, system, changer, separate controls. 8-23-6/c " PomefiiJ Home l ABW. BEAUTIFUL modern walnut stereo-radio con\blnatlon, AM plewood Loko. 8,18-12tc AutO S.l•s 1965 FORD Falcon, 6,cyl., con· , standard shill, In dillon. A r"l buy • ~· See Sam.,.! 1 Bar"horl •tiovt SyrocUH, on f!t. 124"l[C:I"OIS from Rectno Planln<J MJII .. pqod ~.21·61• 1967 CHEVROLET station wegon, VB. condiiiOII. Cell 992··1'0r. p. ml r, .... · ;DAN-lE"S . ' Mobile Home Customer We Invite Camporlsonf Brln<J your mol!llo homt prices and notda lo uund let us tell youlhtlrulh In Mobile Home buying I No hidden costs In .our prices II MEIGS_ MOBILE HOM_IS. Routt7, TUPI*'U!IIf"s. 0. (..7.aatt..-u74m CLELAND REALTY DEXTEII, liT. I - 102 llues. rarae barn, house With 2 bedrooms, . V2 ba..-ment, porch, part ol the Inside hal boon remodeled, .~ somf . work done on the ilulllcto, Sll,700, MIDDLEPORT - 1 story tram~~, 3 bedrOom•~ Mo....., Nth, . yerd fully ·ten~...,511'1. POMIIIOY, Aw.- 2 story. framo, '3 &odrooms, Ill~. lull biMment, large aarllffe, n1!'! tot, t13.~/IO. lnslh"" IT DOBl NOT COST. TJ) OW!I , PIIO.r.IIITY, 11: PAYS. 'AUTOMQBILE I , !IE %~"L~; R,_ller · hn~elled? nt~~n"OI'III'I·,· ij2).,; IIH.fH.UM · . ·:•tor'• llc:ense? w , _ _ _ __ _ _ _e._u-_31c . . ~1$-tk ' . ' 1 ' DAILY CROSSWORD 1111 , ~..,... , ., AOJIOIII 20. Bunt - 21.11Up J. Newpte, for lnlta nee, Ullld t.Oiddf 1a epurtouo 111. '1Clq>u/lp ta.r.oneb part 16.-- arnl 21!-::011 lT' IDenuo ,, 1f. lxllb 11. JS,Q'"k 1-r 211. g.. junelion 21..Cinn'<lb �'' ---,.-------'!'-Classified Ads I I I brlnl you I I I UtFI CISh WANT AD ' lnae'rtion . 1 \'E0A'b't~J~~~ rorWa~~l:\ervlce , S P.M. Oev Before Publication 5 cents ptr Word one Insertion Monday Deadline f a.m . Mlnlmum·Charge 75c: c;:anctUallon & correctlcns 1~ ctnlt per : wlrd three Nill be accepted unlll9 i .m.1or conlecuu . . e lnllflorlinn" Oey of Publicetlon · 18 tel)•' per word .,lx con · JIEGUL·ATIONS :Sell:utlvt lnnr"k»ns. · The Pubtlsner res&rves. the · 2,i Aer cent Dl,count on Paid. I right to eqlt or rehtct any ads ads and IdS paid within lOdavL oblectlonal. The CA.RO OF THANKS ' I ·deemed ublisher will not be re$'ponsible & OBITUARY lor shopplna sprees 1 --------------' f.or more than one Incorrect 11.50 for .SO word minimum . ' Each additional wo~d 2c. , BLIND.O.OS Additional Charge per 15<: OFFICE HOURS 1------------~'!!1!'-----· ' of\dvertlaement 8:30a .m. to .5:00p.m . DaUy. 8 : 30 am . to 12 : 00 Saturday . ' ' "' ,\ .. . bRVIUE DI8SON Noon .742.Jt45' Itt.,I ~ ol , ·' ; .,. , :'.EXPE!tt · Wheel Ni&nmelit Far Sale '$~ -G,UARANTI:EDPhone 992·2094 ..25-2tp 8- ~·JIC 8-27·11P and FM radio, 4-speaker sound I SINCERELY thank each and WAITRESS wanted, day or every member of the staff of 1 ht 1 11 1 f' ,.. ..,, Veterans Memorial Hospital, "g ' u Tartan or par. Phone tme . '-0 the Blue m : NOW AT YOUR the doctors, nurses, aides, and the Candy Stripers, lor 99 4 Also, thanks to the Pomeroy emergency squad for their at all, May God olthe heavens bless each ·of you tmd prosper rou. NEW CAR &TRUCK eonard Lunsford. 8·21-ltc I WDU LD like to thank each and everyone of the home folks, family und friends for their kindness at the death and funeral of my sister, Nrs. Dorothy Durst, and to the very' verr few who were so unkind, most graciously forgive . Mrs. Notice WILL give plano lessons In my SUPER DEALS ON OK USED CARS home. Phone 992·3666. REDUCE safe end fast with Gobese tablets end E-Vop water pills. Nelson Drugs. Local low mileage car, red vinyl Interior with white exterior, radio, cuatom equlpnent with delae s-wlleel, good tires. See this Economy car & Save. · ' I1967 DODGE ' 8-5-30tp GUN SHOO 1, Frloay. August ~. LP.~~ · . . mrl I ~~··\ · ' vinyl interior, V-8 englne1 automatic lr811a., power steering, radio, good llrell, ..., tailgate. 1967 DODGE $1595 llllrt4 Door. Very low mileage by 1 local owner, new w-w tins, I cyl. ellldne, radio, automatic trans., power llleerlqj, 181118 & litterlor like new car, red flnlsb. Many More Super Buys In Used C.rs WAS Friday to receive consignments at 10 a.m. Auction starting at 7 p,m , Let us sell your merchandise. NOW 3·22-tfc !~!oo~~~utomatic ?!!o.$495 ·tiM Olds , e8 4 DOor, automatic, power '495 1 · radio. l963 Pontiac WILL pfck up merchandise and toke to auction on a per. centag& buts. Call $295 Phone 742-44111. 9·23-Hc · ----~THERE WILL be o 11J1mn Slnft at the Rutland Free WI Baptist Church Saturday .r 7: 30 p, m, Everyone Is welcome, • steering, · '495 5295 Catalina 4 Dr., automatic, power steering, radio. 1963 Or., atevrolet ' cyl., std. .. .1963V-8Chevrolet radio , :• : ,. Bisc., 2 , Conv. 6 engine, 1960 Chev. stand. trans. '295 ! ' . St. W oo, 6 c j., and SS95 5195 Jack K~r~tte, $1395 Ypu, ~ d· ' \t. TGn Map, f cyl, qlne, local ono owner ,lrllclk, sr-. llnllb, tW bo4y. J!HARPI ' 19&8 DODGE ~ ,, - . ~195 ' i',P ;..J,' '*'Sireldue Qpe~~, V4 JIIOttlr, I!MftiiA! , IIJtoale!!e numlallae, ~ steerlri& •• wide tio417. 1 . ' ' ' -----""-~.,...--.:1-6-tfc .A Far Rent . EDROOM houle, Mid· , by owner. Phone 992· apa~t . men'' """"'.. ,. ·lmC l ,.f.!· :i .._,..,~-'II ~ 7-1-tfc ' I ' ~- • ,.• 0 ' I /, ' ' {, ',\' ·~- .. lo;ko ~:~~;;~~ io~vli•. Ji ''·' 7 ROOM home, running water, free gas, large lot and garden. 8-26-3tc Available otter September 15, $65 month, phone 742·3123, 8·26-Jtc Mr.& Mrs. · s.21.6fc 1676 LINCOLN Hts ., 2-bedroom ---:=~---""--­ house. bath. basement, attic 5 ROOM houoe, one mile from for storage. Hardwood floors. Rutlind. C.ll 742-0crJ. , buill-In cabinets In kitchen, · · 'f.V-31c gas f.Wnace. Phone 992-305ot ---~--~-I-2J.6tc POTATOES, John P•P*· F """U _R _N _I-SH_ E _D _ f_lr-st- 1-laor ;_:. ef· Racl.,, Qhl~, 15 per 100 fbi. flclency apartment, utilities C.ll filt-3025. ..lUte furnlsho!d, Phone 992·3874. 12·11< 2 YEAR OLD Gutrnl8y helfer. - - - - - - . . . . : .'"..;: Eledrlc milk MP*!"Itor. Stl 4 ROOMS 1nd both · SyrI cute. of twin t4olnch ploi/11. Av•Y C,ll after 6 p.m., Pl1one 992· tr•ctor, good lor Jllirls. Pl1one ' 3911 · 992-'620. :·r , _ _ __ _ _ _ .....:.'"_26-31p ..25-31p 7;;10-JOtc 5 ~?ON' hOyli; Bath. Inquire Gent men': ' .... :te 14 ' Come In, Look These Over/ 1966 GMC - - - - -- ..~.31c trans . 5 ROOM houu, beth, garego, cellar, · storm doors and wlndowa, 3 oats of around . Phone 992-W , l-27-31c . 73 ACRES, 6-room modern ho\lse. Several ciutbulldlngs, 2 miles east of Dexler on Meigs County R..d 4. Write R. L. Andrick, 439 ~nes Drive, Falrborn, Ohio 45324. ..27-llp BEDROOM hoolse, bath. ~ "';i!9l;rr,~r.:;~:-:::--'-. 4 ec-. Good condlflon, Will C. BRComADFORD, •• plettSorvlco. occopt troller 11 portlol f'h0net49.JI21 payment , Tu'1!::,'"' Pl•lns Racine, Ohio erea, Phone lvlllo ' 11117· Q:lff Bradford , 1. 3347, 5,)-tic 1-V·Jtp ~ .. · • ROOM modern home with READY--MIX CON~Reri!{:· 7 basement, gara9t, !wo delivered right ,to lt~~r·, porches, shade lrtti, 1'1• acre project· Fast and easy• .fret , ground located on At. 1:14, .St metal. Phono 992-m~• · SyracuH. Ohio, by owner. Goeg[oln Rt4dy -Mix· Co,,. l'tlono Gallipolis -9539 lor Mlddloporl, O!Uo· ' •· appointment. · 6-3D;IIf '· - - -----.....:.= -------TRAILERspace.oneml/efrom r---~-----. new Mil!;• High SchGOI on old R1. 33. f'holl&l 992-2941. '495 5395 '795 Jim Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. Real Estate Far Sale _, Aucl.....,. · ca-" $1395 23 cu. ft. FREUERS For '249.95 r i':~~= or Upright . . ATHERTON T.V. , cAlfP ELECTRONIC SERVICE; Phclnt 985·- · Long BOtfoiri·. J.)..llc. · ,,. $EPTIC cleaned. ~llist: , Sanitation, Stewart, OhiO.·, Ph, 1162"3035• . ' , , 2:1~1fs.: SEPTIC, TANKS CleANEI).;. ReasD.hable .roles. Phont · Jolvi '" RuiUII, ~fllliollt' ~~,. 4782 after S:30 p.m. • · •' 4'7·1fc'i Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. D. sound system. Bolance$78.52. Call 992,6271. FREE gill with every pur. 3-8-llc chase. Call 992.3352. Use our .- .,..,--- -.,-.- - - budget Iorino. GOOD &hallow well pump or jet 8-25-6tc pump. Phone 99HI47 LIKE NEW gao range, $45. Also SPECIALS this week •t Spencer's Mar~et, I ""-27-·Jtc good metal sink with - - ------overhead cabinet. SJO, Call mila north ot Eastern High OLD UPRIGHT pianos, ony 992-5792, School on Rt. 7: P.aches, 4 lbs. 49<:; nice mU$kmelons, condition, as long as hive not 8-:Z.S..ltc extrolerge 39c; Lima Beans, been wet. Paying $10 each, Flrsllloor only. Mondays will COAL FURNACE, 22-lnch 2 lb. 45<; apples, good to eaf or cook, 3 lbs, 39c; large be pick-up clay . Write, gMng pipes. Good condition, Phone meng-. red or grnn, 4 lor good dlrecllons. Witten Plano 9<1'1·2738. Company, Box 188, Sardis, 25<; s-1 potot-. willie or f.25-31p red, 2 lbs., 39c. Many other Ohio 43946. - - -----· specials. l-26-31c -------8-:ZO./Ic LIKE NEW. " International chopper . Corn •nd gran Female Help Wanted__ ~d. Direct cut. Phone 949. 3· YEAR-OLD . r'glstarod 8-25-5tc BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY Her<llord 111111. 5~ by S. H. DEALER : Wcirk August to =-On~~~~~:~· ~·~ -------~'"._25-lfn WHEEL Rorie , Sales 1n~ December, free trolnfn<J , No rebuilt motor. Phone 949-3144 · · · Servl~, , Beum Lunibiir collecting, no delivery, no COAL, limestone. Excelsior • · LOTS WITH all ulllllfos. Company, Cha1 ter 1 Olilo:, , cash Investment. C.ll collect Salt Works, E. Main St., 11 • er P· m. 1-26-Jtc Rntrlcfed sub division, 1ft lo Phone 915-3301. ·" 614-377 -4791 , Charlotte Pomeroy , Phone 992-3891. 2-aao lots, Phone Cllnter • 11 Heiskell. South Point, Ohio: 4-9-tfc 985-3301. night 985-3302. ----....,----~ ""-"'"-,c 7-17-Hc RUMMAGE S.O.L E Thursday. FURNISHED apartment, 217 LOOKING FOR a registered Friday and Saturday , ' 3rd Ave., Middleport. Nice hall Arabten? Come and have Thereafter every Saturday. yard . porch, private en· a look at this year's fools by L. 0, Tanyeden 40345. Eskey Different Items every week. trances . Phone992-2180or 992. Hill, F atwoodo Road, 621 Locust St .. Middleport. 3432. Pomeroy, Ohio. 8-26-3tc 1-25-tfc I-27·Jtc VFW GUN shoot. Bailey Run WILL SACRIFICE Singer Zig· Road. Junction of Rt. IU and 2 BEDR-OOM hoUH on Lincoln leg equipped desk model 143, Sunday, August 30 at Heights, Coli 992-5127. sewing machine. Excellent noor 8·25-llc condlflon, only $37.60 1-26-Jtc price. Makes buttonholes, embroiders, and monograms. THREE ROOM, all alectrlc PAINTING, hou,.. end roofs. aparfment. like new. Phone 992·2685, Clean out basements, attics or .. 27-6tc Aug. 25 In Available cellars. Very reasonable . Pomeroy. Must see to apPhone 9<19-<4225 or 9<1'1-GSI. preciate. Phone Gallipolis ELECTROLUX cleaner, large 1-25-Jtc · claluxe model. CompfOte with -9539 for appolnfmenf. all cltanln<J tools and paper 8-25-lln ICE CREAM Sociol, St. Pout's bega. Runs like now. Will Mil Lutheran Church, Pomeroy, IQt S28 cash or terms. Phono l'l'lday, Aug , 28 and Saturday, TRAILER. Brown' s Trailer 1192-2685. August 29,¥ p, m. Take out Pork, Minersville, 1192·3324. ..27,.tc orders call 992·2010 offer 6 p. 8·21 · 1~c - -- - - - - - m, Wednesday or Thursday, Touch and Sew uwln<J 1-25-Jtp FURNISHED end unturnlshed SINGER machine, compreto with apartments. Close to school. walnut uwlng stand. )Mil sell HAYMAN'S AUCTION tiOuse. Phone 99H<434, on .ferrns or 170 cash. Phone Lourel CIIH. now open each 10· 18-tfc 992-2685. Locally owned, low miloase, whit... w....,, 1 owner, brown flnillll ~5-4tc 8·26-31c power steering, air conditioned, dark blue finish, white top. Prleed for summer clearance. ' 'T Sportsman Club. Sunday, Aug. :tO, wall tin!l, llhowslltUe wear, V-8 engine, radio, automatic, 1966 DODGE , GUN SHOOT. Forked Run, $1495 1966 afEVROLET ' American style AM and FM radio combination, Hpeed automatic cha~ar, 4-spuker l'!lmerOY· O. Stm A Few Hems and .bacana. 3 ROOM unfurn/SnoG • ' Mlfhlltnwat, 1$1\0!1iot411 by · · R<ICtntiHii fhlia""""' · ·Jt:" Mooaoo 4 Dr. Locally owned & low mileage, white finish, spotless Interior, aU good tires, Factory Air Conditioned, tinted glaiiS, automatic trans., power steering & brakes, radio, other line accessories. This week only Impala Convertible. 8-16-llc ----~- 1969 VOLKSWAGEN . $1895 '·' James G. Ellington, Baltimore, Mel . 8-27- llp Our Low Prices move them fast - So Don't Delay ... Visit us today, Clearance on all 70 Chev . Pass. Cars & Trucks. St•. BEAUTIFUL colonial Early -- quick response and to lrlY OLD FURNITURE, dlshos. trunks, etc . Write M. D. others who helped In any way DEALER ~' Wanted To Buy •-speed Balance $76.59. FREE gift with every purchase. C.ll 992· 3352. Use our budget fermi , f.2Utc their gentle and efficient care - - - - - - - - - ol my clear wile and myse/1, system, changer, separate controls. 8-23-6/c " PomefiiJ Home l ABW. BEAUTIFUL modern walnut stereo-radio con\blnatlon, AM plewood Loko. 8,18-12tc AutO S.l•s 1965 FORD Falcon, 6,cyl., con· , standard shill, In dillon. A r"l buy • ~· See Sam.,.! 1 Bar"horl •tiovt SyrocUH, on f!t. 124"l[C:I"OIS from Rectno Planln<J MJII .. pqod ~.21·61• 1967 CHEVROLET station wegon, VB. condiiiOII. Cell 992··1'0r. p. ml r, .... · ;DAN-lE"S . ' Mobile Home Customer We Invite Camporlsonf Brln<J your mol!llo homt prices and notda lo uund let us tell youlhtlrulh In Mobile Home buying I No hidden costs In .our prices II MEIGS_ MOBILE HOM_IS. Routt7, TUPI*'U!IIf"s. 0. (..7.aatt..-u74m CLELAND REALTY DEXTEII, liT. I - 102 llues. rarae barn, house With 2 bedrooms, . V2 ba..-ment, porch, part ol the Inside hal boon remodeled, .~ somf . work done on the ilulllcto, Sll,700, MIDDLEPORT - 1 story tram~~, 3 bedrOom•~ Mo....., Nth, . yerd fully ·ten~...,511'1. POMIIIOY, Aw.- 2 story. framo, '3 &odrooms, Ill~. lull biMment, large aarllffe, n1!'! tot, t13.~/IO. lnslh"" IT DOBl NOT COST. TJ) OW!I , PIIO.r.IIITY, 11: PAYS. 'AUTOMQBILE I , !IE %~"L~; R,_ller · hn~elled? nt~~n"OI'III'I·,· ij2).,; IIH.fH.UM · . ·:•tor'• llc:ense? w , _ _ _ __ _ _ _e._u-_31c . . ~1$-tk ' . ' 1 ' DAILY CROSSWORD 1111 , ~..,... , ., AOJIOIII 20. Bunt - 21.11Up J. Newpte, for lnlta nee, Ullld t.Oiddf 1a epurtouo 111. '1Clq>u/lp ta.r.oneb part 16.-- arnl 21!-::011 lT' IDenuo ,, 1f. lxllb 11. JS,Q'"k 1-r 211. g.. junelion 21..Cinn'<lb �' ' . " ' h ii·DIIi~~-111111111~---,.p.,.~ ts.t.m ' cher 'on. Frida) arid slturday ,,'. .. . • • oPEN ·,.ao···~M. \ • !.~~_§~!I"*_ I .,} \, WASHINGTON (UP!) Twenty months after being · released from captivity in North Korea, Cmdr. Uoyd M. BU<:her skipper of the spy ship Pu~lo: has lx.come an autllor, · regained the weight he lost in prison and developed a paunch. His growing bay window Is ·not unexpected for a man of 43. 'The book Is something else again. · In 'it, the officer who twpe., he still has a career in the Nayt, argues that it was Navy· bungling that led to the capture of the USS Pueblo on Jan. 23, I BIRTHS ' II Mr. and Mn. Howard D. Snyder, son, 3:47 a.m., Oak Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hill, girl, I:S2 p.m., Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. SPradling, Jr., son, 2:25 p.m., Pt. Pleaaant; Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Adkins, son, 6:21p.m., Oat Hill. DlSCHARGE8 Mrs. wtiuam Bmypi, J4n. Charles FICII, Mrs. Prelton H. Maynard and infant daughter, Leslie .' ·nes 'olcCombs, Mn. Lol a ' :ourn ng, Mrs. Fred Park .obert L. Rickard, George .•. Robinson, Lee M. Woolum, Mrs. Lorna McCoy, Shirley Ann Mcllonald and Mrs. Bessie Plummer. Holzer Medical Center, Flnt Ava. ind Cedar St. General fisitlng hours 2-4 and 7-ll p.m. only. M.ioternity vial ling boors 2:30to4:30p.m.Parentaonlyoo Pediatrics Ward. s. ll. :bs Mr. · · Delbert W. Lawsn .. ,.,•• ason:Mr. and ~ " P. Burlem, Rl. I,· ; ·is, 8 datJ8hler; Mr. an • .<irs. WUUam D. Abolen, Leon, a daughter; and Mr. and Mrs . Patrick L. MeCormick, Jackson, a son. DIKbarges Ben L. Ambt'ose, Mrs. Donald L. Bloomer, Mrs. Anna Mae Bowman, Mrs. Richard A. Breece, Mrs. Roy W. Brinker, VIrginia F. Brown, Mrs. O.'rid Lewis Burchett, infant twin aons of Wilbur L. Coon, Randy L. Fox, Jr., Lynn M. Kloea, Mrl. Laura R. LeiJheltf-Mn. Walter J. Me'f!!., Mrs. RalieBh E. Roble, Miss Saullz, Howard Sayre,lnel: Mn: I.Er!ltst L. Smith and Infant 1011, Wllfanl I. 1'1pple, Tara Dawn Wolfe, Mrs. Leora WUUna, Julls Cooli, Mrl. Myrtle Hayburn, and James Ifelnemar. MEIGS nEATRE ·' Regular 8.00 Sweaters SALE 6.66 A spec:lil group ot womens · new loll sweeten tncl~atna Carpenter V-n•di cardigans sllpovers ana crew neck sllpovtl'l . long sleevu · 100 perc.ant orion acrylic Wlntuk yarns. lion. :"'~~ All fiHI new fall colon In slm 34 to 41. w 'Qi. .l~t~ tits site ~to''*· 71 perctnt ,Acryttt ftbar, 25 pori:onf.lli<ef<:h nylon. S!OQ~ up Frl~oy · and Saturday,. ' Pr141~ and WESTERN JEANS ' Saturday ' 5• 66 • ' ·- JOE SAYRE, rllht, tllllle IIIITlliinvlll8 - . - " " " " 1D u 1 -llll!lllber of lhe Melp Local School Board Thursday even1JJa by Lae Mceomaa: clerk. Sayre lllls the seat vaeated by Mrs. E. 0. Ball. Mr. Sayre Ill employed with the Central Operating Co., New Haven. He 1111 member ol the Mt. Unlllll Baptist Olurch where he "'"es aa Sunday School llllpfrintendeDt, chttrdt deacm and choir directCll'. He attended Scipio Hl&h School, never beinl balltful about his [ll'lde ID his native frleigs County. Sayre said be Ill looking forward to llft'VInc onllle board. lie and hla wife, Rosalia, have two chlldren, TimothY Joe, 20 and Mta. Helena Loulle Rlgp, til the Carpenter area. ,, " Blue cornflowM" design. Set consists of one 2'i• quart · IIIKltpan, four 22 ounce patlta pant with plolltc mwrs. • Save ~.97 - Open· Stock Value 17.15 SPECIAL 12.88 Dresses Mens ·suo Papoolor lrond Orton CREW SOCKS &l*'li'.. l3:Wh~~ H ·I' H IOIId colon. In I . and dark. Well kn wn mok1 you'll recagniJII ,l!llcf want. · Friday end Salvl"'laj Just 3 M• DIJs. f "' Made ·~~' in Our Autlllt -WHITE. ,• 'SXfi llme to buy and ....,, Gil your IIYGI'Ifl ·rowels and , Sllttb. ' ' - . -' ' ..1'1.1·· . ' \tl'" ! . Compl!lle ilet~on d. ~I rieldB far IN clitU room a,ftd> sfucfy. Nofe ~ · Binders • Pencils • E•-• · T~bletlt • GIUI • ~ liOc1k Popar · Typing P - • 1'1111 •· Paste • Cre~. (:i'1,ail f>l!par . Primary T1blots : !,lui~ - SCotch .T~pa ' '!Vfr•dc\rl· ~. Stop In - look a,rOUncl and buy what . • C!'ahool Unaen"e· Mr.andMra.WDUamLawaon D ....I..T.. and CherJI were In <211rleston, DCHOft ' • .,..,.. ti W. Va. an.Sunday wlleA they tt.ltSHIII·Sii~-PMiies-lras·Ginllto·Siottl-r. vlllllll ~her mother, Mn. Just the dres- she wonts you'll find In our beautiful collection. Hundreds to choose from - 'llaln!f dr"'"" In Btrl ,' Withrow and other In our li~~~~trle dtplrtment on the 111 floor you'll find ._. lively prints end 1011!11· bonded op-ylltt. waotsllnd cottano. rejatilltl ~· atlltnf qualify, rill values In back to h1gh school or college Many sfy!H t,o c'-t from In IIIII~ rao\Voo II'Om tots to !l(r,I!D4¥ra.Glen0assawaJ, IFingerte. Fomou•l!r•!ld• such as Phil Maid . Playtex . tatns. Come In ond make your oetactlont ftOW, , w~. Ylllled their BODin t--o~r~m-11_1·-R~ag~trl-·.. or_m_·He_r_Ma~i~es_fy_·..K-at_z._ _ _~ . ' lalt.... ~l!lhter, Mr. and Mn. ' Willl•m ,'Mlller and family DAI'If Htuvu . ~----------~--....,----; d~ jljt"........., lllnllft iJWMIL r Mra. TPIII Byrd, PIIIUip, Tod and . Kimberly were guests of "'"· B~'l par111ta, Mr. and Big new oolactli>n of hqsltry fer grade school, high IChoollnd Mra; '"!',· W. Akers in Hwicollege wear. All olitt. Big selection of colors and styles., tlngtoa, W. Va. ' .,,. , Stock up now. . , Mn; ~ s,lle Maynard, Ankloll . Nyloo Panty Hose . K- Socks and Nylons In Small O•l4VJJ, ll'edlum (lf.1$11.o),.ltfge (16-16\1:1), eKirl reoutor sfytoo. ~s:claMny.• O= large 07-17'/d. · Stripes . chidit · solid cotorstn a lira lloloetlon. 1-----------~-':"""--i at lbe Galaway heme .BuHoo down • ~sa buttori and regular . Salet Mens 11nc1 Young Mens ~ Dudtletlt, Colum· wldosprlld C>Qtlars. and Alta. Duttaeon ·Buy now lor Back· T"'School • . 110111e. Jclrdan '" [; . . Ice 'I ··i Full cut and trim cvlo!Yiu. Slm2110.a.e.trastzu4.11 tO a .· ~:~ .• . to bollor .Mra. Solid coftrl. ~lojdt • ltrlpes. M ..col !tnt solactlon, I' . " Jl raaw. Reed Jeffen, SpaCioi .Mit jll'ictS:Ior Prldoy and Wurdoy. ~·' ·, . Slap tn~ tryana, p.~r.,..two fer lldlootlind tonw..r. and ••N!f.. You .... ' '. . ' . 1WO DAY SALE! 4.95 Lcq Sl• s,t.~ . ' DRESS SlACilS .. tunlfS ': . !!;~·· '~·~ ' ,. ! "• I I' In lltiht: f\d dltrk . ' •: Youne Mln1 , ., Wr11ngter Hondo .... . uo 'f~SUAL ,. SUCKS ·. ,. ··:·., ' ~ ' .~, ., . 10o ,.. I""'~ . par....._ ,... - ta...-.1 ......~••.,.... bolt .loojit. . i' ; (' ' . " SOlid~· ·Sf,QI. WI~ 10.31 ' ' .. •-!1 .··~ . ,, the nominee for attorney general, and Robin T. Turner, lbe nominee f<r treasurer. and the GOP flgur~ ita other nOI!liMes are strons enough to win 1111 their own . Cloud's campaign ~oms hope Cook Ahead Sets BIG SElECI'IONS l/, "Richard Nixon figures the best thing he can do for the RepubUcsn party Is to be a good president," ill the official UnefromCioudsupporlera. ''The best thing Roger Qoud can do for the party In Ohio Is to run I ) Sale! CGmiq w.e SALE 2 for 1.00 uve. Ucan ticket may bave to pay a slnlng campaign for govertheir own way lnw the raUy, so nor." lnalstenl are the Qoud forces oo Prlvotely, however, lbe nisll!& money and spending It reasoninl behind the luackaiaIndependently. ing strategy Is that Cloud baa Ru StroDe Clunpalp blacklisted John D. Ilerbert, Newaot theQoud lund.ftllllll SALE PRICE 4.88 GIRLS' 5f PHIL MAID PANTIES .nm '. strategy was the lint caiCDtl . Shop Elberfelds For Your Back To School .(UPI) ' 'Onlled Piela lnlenlallonal Olllo Stale Fa~groundl to grou k!arned toCiay Qoud baeHn are up to f450,000, 'irith more arranging a $ZI per-tietltate- "f'lvy" coming from the four wide raDy for the guhernalarlal dli1ners Sepl. 2&. aom1nee Sepllt and four •100. Other members of the Repuba.plate dinnei'i. a week later, wtthaUproceedscolng to Cloud . and nooe to lbe rest ol tbRepubUcan ticket. A complete selection ot slzu far men and boys In Honu qualify T-Shlrfs and Brl~ll. '· Henos underwear Is known tot ill e•c:ellent quality, easy woahlng and long weer. SIE 181 lO HOSIERY fOR GIRLS AND LADIES manlfeatalloo ~ the gobemalarlaJ nominee's prDIIlile to pub)lean namlnee fill' tCMifDOI', wlthlt91d his support from two are plaiuiing a Mriel til funll· other statewide nominees on the nllllna mnlll fer lillt -Ill (lOP lld<et. · in h.., ot nlalrii up to t&Otl,- aou4 boosters are pinning 000 f<r Cloud'a Uclallve tbelr ~ on 'the high-powered during llil ~lgn. Salurda:i' afternoon raUy ot tile COLUM!IU$ s.-tens otRDF. Clodd. Re- " ' Hanes TShirts and Briefs Bath the slim model and the regular cut. Extra hHvy blue dllnlm- Sanforized shrunk. Slims in sizes 29 to 36. Revutar In sizes 30 to .a. You'll like the ·ne•t Itt ora excellent quality of Lee Rlaers. Sale! Girts 2 pc Slack Sets Regular 195 Slack Sets Indiana· . FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1970 ,· Bars ..d Men's Ann Arbor, Mlchlpn, spent 1--------·~-~----·- · several days here with her mother, Mrs. Faye J<rdan and other relatives. Mrs. Ida Dennisoo, Salem Center, also viBlted 'with Mrs. Jordan a••d blr _... .~!her daug"if •·, Vlnl'!lil'lll"ffl'tll, eounc : s, waslrtwetnl/lhl goo< ''"~ 1-.osl Girls 2 pc. slack sets In sizes 3 to ,x, Corduroy; slacks with weekend. matching solid or striped tops ·- many styleo to choose from . Among those calUng at the home of Mr. and Mn. Ney 1-----.--·-~---------1 Carpenter follow!n& the Townsend-Dailey Reunion at Temple Churdl were Mr. and Mn. Sidney Pa~, Slrasburg; Print Ac:efofes · Print Elderloo oilltlc leg brlef.tyle. Slzu 2 AI!P4· 1'11~, Cleveland; Mr. lo ·~· ' andMn. · rtQuivey,Dover; Mr. and a. ·Robert Parker and chUdren, Middleport; Mr. Set till complete seloctlon of back-lo-Khool underwear fer and Mn. Clyde Jones and Mr. tlrts. sizu 2 Ill 16. f'llnlies • stlpe- po(emu . sleepers . gowns. and Mn. llarold Jones and faililly, Ohio at,, Ohlo; and 1-----.....,-----------~ Mta. $11n14n llalley and son, II(M Berne, POM£ROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO and dry. Very popular styte far school .and win!.,. wear. Solid co!orsandheelller folllsln !XJysa.l,.s12 to 11. Western Style Blue Jeans some with m•tchlng vests . full cut. Sizes 10 to 18 and half sizes l41f2 to 24112. Colors Include: dark green · brown · black · navy and ·1sl. • 65 Perctllf \YOQI - 35 parciMi K!ldof PGI~aol.,. Mach 1M wash LEE RIDERS 6.98 Reguiar 10.95 Pants Suits SALE 8.88 VOL XXII NO. 96 SWIATIRS · Friday and S.turday Satel Sale! Womens ' Sale! Bays' 5.95 v Sole of both 11!1 . _ ·sums oiMI the regular cull. Extra heavy U\1:1 ounco blue den I'll· $1nforlzocl 1hrunk. Super slims Sale Price Friday and Saturday .· • . 5.98 Wranglers Women's Slacks at this great savings - Sizes 8 to 20. < . Repeat S.lel 4.89 Flore Itt Wrangloni lncludad · - a beautiful seledlon of new toll slacks (!< women. Nylon and wool plaids . polyester knits · wide wale corduroy . slim Ill · ball bottoms and Stove pipe legs. Choose several pelr . fi:om ~ B~, an~ly ' •omen'l UbMllonlsl of the llullln B. Alllhony era, who revolullonlzecl women's clolhel. •-tar• 2 PAIR 1.00 Regular 8.95 and 9.00 Save this weekend on womens slacks ent1ne B~~ ~b the~ · ~ Aqualomb ~tor• 111111 plt'ctll) VIrgin· l~mbl \oool, !oill,. ·MichiM waihobt0. 'SizH 1"1111, '11!idlum, largo and i•lr• larg•. r •. . , . . . - t Olive hoatljor , ni_Yi·. F!JrHI grefn · Spray holllllor · Stltl blue. Jrandy heltlllr. Burgundy. ~~ for school and sportswear. While, I ght and dark solid colon. SI.I 88' PR. t.l'!ens • •• ' In sites 28 to 38 waist and regular cuts In 111.es 29 ,to 42 waist. SALE 7.77 .. ·socxs VtNECK SUPOVER SWEATERS CREW sOcKS All lengths. Save for bsck.fe>~ho9t . -r. $aiel \ .' ' )tEN'S 10.95 . . Idee! for schocll .,._.r, One 11ze fitS sfie to to 13. Rib knit 60 percent Lambs wool. 15....-col'fAcryllc- 15 ~rcent Nylon. Whlltt·wtftj Colored follO of Kelly green, royal blue, orange, gold. navy. Young Bonded slack sell lor women. Some with long sleeve lops · Mr. and Mrs. Mu McCaJUe, • I NEW FALL swEATERS ' ro·CJ:OO '~P.Mi . . ' $aiel Womens tioo" since the ahlpa always would remain In International waters and the Sovtell respecteel the freedom of the leU. Even more lmporllnt was the factlha\ the Rusalans operated similar electronic spy ahlpa off the lllnerlcan c:caata. 'lbe ,U.S. planners reasoned that the Sovlell would never touch an American spy ahlp because ww:rned Russian counterparta wowd be IUIC!I!pllble to retella- Later the spy ship millsloo "liB changed to include nosing around off the Chinese and 1968 N<rth K<rean coasts. This "Bucher : My Story" was created risks which had not published this month by Double- been envlaloned In tile orlglnsl ·dsy. To promote il Bucher took staff study. leave and came to Washington NoDoeRew~Study where he spent two hours 1n the "Bul no ooe rew<rked the Pentagoo Book Store one day staff study," BU<:her said. "lt autographing copies for long was asaumed thai since approlines of the curious. val came from high up In the Combluatloa Leads to C~plure Joint Chiefs of Staff that ~~Y In nn Interview with UPI, knew what they were doing. Bucher said a combination of Bucher still believes the Incompetent naval officers and United States made a mistake : a bureaucracy that would not In not retaliating agalnat the : bend led to the capture of the North Koreana Immediately ' Pueblo and its 83 officers and after they ael1.ed the UghUy armed Pueblo. men. The graying commander said Asked if he-t~till has a career some unknown person floated In the Navy In the wake of the the lniUal idea for dispatching Pueblo case and his own : ships weighed down with criUclsm of the Navy hieIntricate elec!ronic gear to rarchy, Bucher said, "I hope listen In on Soviet radio and so. I'm still a highly qualified naval officer." radar frequencies. Then a staff study was made It remains to he seen if the . and the plan approved at the Navy feels the same way about highest level. The plan was the man who wrote that the official inquiry into the Pueblo ,..-~...--~~.. caae ''left a few holding the HOSPITAL NEWS ) the many who are ' _1~;.' ,. t,• Record in • '· ' .·;(;! ·h , •. u. ·-~~·~lJ )QC ·. oo .· IJI 1r.. ergs ' f.. . '·'·' '' ,, ' '• ' ' ' .,. .; .' . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 27, 1970