https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d30bd4846cc8d3cb6ddb447b09c218c2.pdf f303c5c0321946f521ad456da0344b44 PDF Text Text • ' .I • . .(, ':'toodmobile Unit Is Coming To Pomeroy Friday Fro11\ ,oon To 6P.M~ • at y ,.. PW YOU KNOW e VOL XIV POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO· 214 • ~ ~~~ t ~ ·, enttnt':.~, WEA'l'HER ...._ l)oojl ....... •• .....,. - If lire ,. ellk Uta. 1 J r• - . . . . Pr!Uy• . _ _ ~~·~ ' PRICE FIVE CENTS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1962 Mjddleport, W. Union Woman, HUrt In Route 33 Wreckit · Four peno111 ucii)IOd -~ 1he wrect cauud women Emerpney oquod-. Mr. ble death W - y In a to be llirown through 1he wind· Y0UJ18 ns treatel lor opllnterln8 hellkla ..WIIion on lhleldJ of 1he can In which contusion~. 1 lhlrp curve jwt IIOI1h of tile !hey were ridln8. 1lJe iovealipll~ olliOer, D&Melgl County lairlloUndl at Mn. YOUIII wu a Jl818f11&01' puty O!arleo Sayre ollhe Melp Rock Sprlnp. In the northbound 11112 llodp County Sherllf's ~ Melp Memorlll boopllal uld Dart driven by her bulband, oald 1he wreck wu reported at this morning two women, both Roberl Coo YOUJI8, 71, of Hud· 3 p. m. passengers In cars, are IIOIHI1, Middleport. Authorities beliovo 1he Cotin lair condiUon. 1llty were 1lJe o1her woman wu riding UllllloJ moUirilt wtJo eocaped inldenllfied u Tlltlmt Ford ol 1in a Ford· Falcon operate! by jury, loot eontro1 a1 his car 11 West Unklo, W. Va., and Lauro Donald Ford, 31. ol lllgHt In be nJUnded 1he lharp curve, and Y011ng ol Middleport. · Columbus. pa..._ In rammed 1o1D 1he front rilbl Both vlctlm!l were reported the Ford, wtJo wun'tldenlllied, ~ of Young's car. llllflrrln8 !racturod wrilll and suHered lacerations <f. hll 1lJe Ford was demoltobed multiple bead cut.o. Impact of and waa treatel by 1'<111101'0)' while the llodp wu a Ioiii ·" _,ate TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPIN 1 fRIDAY .. SATURDAY l'hl! DecetnMr 2..29 Marohl Hecht'a ""IIRD MAN OP f ( Ral Chi chlnl Family Dinner I• Given By Smarts ALCAT~AJ" MAKE. •. Burt Lanrasttr, lhrl Maldeon Thelma Ritter , Betty Field, Edmond O'Brien and Nevilht Brand . ' AI IUN., MON. & TUIS. Dec. 30-31 Jan. ht "MIRRILL'S MAUUDIRS" Jeff Chandler YOUR SHOPPING CENTER -FOR- ' . PRE INVENTORY $ Ab•olute Comfort, 180 I 00 Coil Smooth-Top M•l · treue1, Mateblnl Box CLEARANCE SALE SprintA. Headboard Covertd ln Matchlna:, Soil Reslstlnt Fabrlcl BAKER FURNITURE Mlddl•porl Ohio WOMEN'S-TEEN-AGERS I ' ER OIL COMPANY'S - DRESS FLATS- OXFORDS LOAFERS Mrs. Vlloa Sales of Lanca.s· came last Friday to spend with her 1011 and family, Mr. and Mn. Harold · ~nJoae. Yeslerday a family dinner was held at the Chase home the following present, W. Farley, Mr. and Mrs. Wll· Anthony, Mr. and Mra. Jay Jenkins and chlldren, Steven Beth, Mr. and Mra. Ger· Anthony and Barbara and of Middleport, Mr. and Raymond Lievlng a n d 51Jelila. Mlko, Judy' Susie and of West Columbia, of VIrginia. the Chuu and Salol. E • Tuppers Plains Church Women Meet At Home , s Many Other Styles To Choon From. Not All Si:r.esln All Styles But All Sizes In The Group Si:r.as 4 to 10 8 PAIR 2Palr $5.00 Men's Leather Insulated Boots • Pleld St1mp1 1. I 1! " Complete Warehouse Clearance ON- 'Lt TIRES IN STOCK TRUCK TIRES •• PASSENGER TIRES WHITEWALLS •• BLACKWALLS -·- NYLONS RAYONS •• TUBELESS - TUBE TYPE R j •. - [ ALL SIZES • ALL GRADES • ALL TREADS .. , No Reasonable Cash Offer Refused 6 I AU TIRES IN STOCK MUST BE SOLD ••• WI NEED THE SPACEI carols were aung. Treaa. Mrs. Barbara Black reported on procoeds from I h e lunch aales at Mr. lind M r 1 . Clarence Headley's aale. Plans made to finish furnlahln8 the church k1tcben. UBERTY THEATRE J4IDDLiiPORT, omo LAIT TIMI TONIGHT :Mr. Pan On The Runt "'N TH• DOUILI" (Color) "YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE" Da~ POMEROY w,_ iad Dllll!l Don ALIO '-. s • KQe, Dalla .IHORTS Crepe Sole Boots - s3.aa ,. Boy's The prealdenl announced be While Sunday lor each menJo ber to lake llelllll wrapped while lor a baotet to be to a needy lamlly. Each ber brought a alii to ba to the Ebnwood Roll home. Momben also had 1 alii chanlt. Rolrelhmonta wtre ved by Mn. Blnlc. Tlt~tlle~= Carpontar. Mn. made • •ll'lety of cootd.. lor tho event. Other memberl present Mabel Kim, Mn. Mn.!r.d II Headley, "'"· Dorll Devil, Swan, Mr1. Nadlna Mn. PbyUII Nawland Mra. D. Carr. SIHI 6to 11 Every Purchen Women's Wom.·Chllclre!ll Arch Shoes Unecl Rubber Women'• the no•t Sunday was to Hay, Silage -Year.OldRutland Man Gunshot Victim ShowSetDown I With Pre•ldent Mrs. Eum M a w<lon presided. Mra. Carpen· pve the Chrlabnas atory HI Heel Dress Shoes ,_ 13·'' .... .... ... 1110 BOOTS - 5 to 9 .... $7.91 Girls House Slippers~~~ Girls FurUned BOOTS Sl\.11 '1. lot.IUf 10 .. ' - Sl\.11 • ,1. ,., .88c 3- - tnlllc . - pr. Girls Boys .Oxfords-Loafers Oxfords-Loafn :::;. a- '2·18 ,,, ~WJital -Thelma W, \TI. ; . Earl ROUSH'S SHOE STORE-MIDDLEPORT . WABioNG'lON IIJPII - A IDIIVflla tllrJIIip ..... ' . giJJolllc rrtdor ........ 1llt aalleJ ......U olio IOid lilt notloo f a - 1o end • '• more than llipway - tho , _ "" . - . 1llt lrim _.. • ICOOII &I GIJ..... ' ·. 922 ·Re ativeS M e JANUARY SPECIAL HOLLYWOOD BEDS ll y_.,- .... • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Colornrtoon 1ooo Ill Ito front left lido. cbarps .,.,. !lied. lldoitdlllf lhe UPIIIld loday; : ' 1llt N - lloltl)' C<Jo,..O to- . doy eatimatAJdlbat lnD • '-_, .,..._ 11111 ·olio • . IIJo - • IJI&lawoy• ..... 1be dn'l !II four-day N... �. . . • y WASHINGTON COLUMN 1-7th UN Session ·is In Spectacular Class : I Baily Seiitlnel • Charles Laughton-~ ·.,1".' r. :. )ill.ir'ti. d,a~ Of '"' Chlrie> Laughton is a .fll!l£tlll~h-...,_Aklnl people on both lldM .ll(. tJII • iltlu.ll~ .. He was an outs!~ aelilr In -moVies and on t h e ltqe for ~ch • long period in t h ; 5 ~try and blll. native England that it -~a, ·A_.Jll~ to realize he w as OnlY, ~·· • 1 __ . ·:·. A l'llll .. oj Lllitbton's many tilms •-reua~D&Ut'Of-tht best that Hollywood u BY PETER EDSON WASWNGTON - (NEAl Achievement~ of the J7th United Nations General Assembly are considered ·•spectacular" In comparison with results of the two previous sesskms. hal pro~uced. Each wao otamped with hil unique personality. Those who art old enou&h to hav• !e~ the!ft still re· member h1s portrayals of Henry VIII, Captain Bligh, QuOimodo. ln recent years, his reading tours intraduced the spoken beauty of the Bible to audiences around the country. He wu a craltllllan. ' Socretary of State llltlan Clev.. land, in charge of international Russ ian statements in as.qem- AT THE BEGINNING of the session Washington feared that the Latin American caucut would be split In pieces a n d scattered all over the floor. Gu-- ended l)'en't all gooo, from the ba put II together again. American point of vl~w . Cleveland also admits that the mo~t Important developmenta whiLe the General AsHmbly ll'IS in session this yf'ar At the beginning of Lhe ses. sion it was feared there would be trouble from the Russtana ovor the tsaue of esplonaae from space vehicles. Dl!oclooure of the Russian lllllolle bues In Cuba made the cue for the need of reconnal!sanct. howevl er, and the upe<ted big debata never came off. SlmUarly, the need lor on..lte Lnopocllon of nuclear test expiOI!ons wu LmpressM on most of the U. N. del!ptea. no ladlu deteptlta nloh dld not happen It tho U.N., llthough they aUected Ill proceedings. il-Uin1 of the Ra8Sian mllllle boltl Ia CUba aid Red Cllllla'1 attack 011 IDdta tbrew the COmmutat blac deleptlono at the U.N. Into deep dllorray. llepellledly tile ,Rauln dole-catea Uder aatba1aador Va· . " ti;' bly ~ebate and committee deliberations . affairs. He qualifies this with an ad· mission that colonialism a n d the Congo are the most troubleso~ issues for the U n i t e d States In the U.N. On these matten, results of the session just trained Indian troopi 'rould bArely get out of their own way? Why? Because lancuago IJ •• much a weapon of the Communists as any· thing In their arsenals. It can take the form of a morale·plercing high explos. ivo abel! or, aa In tbia Instance, uoison gas. most fruatrallna tbln1s the arandeur and Jtrenath of CommunIJiOu&,.tJie ,JdtolOlllc:al conflict between ist ideas. ~lila amtlla Unitld States 11 -tbat we "Addretiillg the West, we pin our lt!Jtl!:iDt 11111• wotda - "peace," faith only to the truth or our Ideas, but "freedom•• !::.. but are poles apart in we do not pay necessary attention to their meaniifp. skill and t~~clics of propaganda ltsell." ', An lllstance 11 a speech ma<1e liy SoChallllna only ihree prop'r pouna, ~· pro,Pi~~ ~ Leonid llyich" thue \1)(\tdl cdlilii will have.lletn,tpak· t6 .U!l.IJ'.S:$.Jt. -Atadtllly ol selences: en by I' U.S. sena\or on the floot ol' Con· IIIII' iria4e<luately Inform world gross. opinion IDd , the workina people of all Little wonder that emerging nations, nations a~t th,, ~uccesses of the So- having Little knowledge about either the viet Uulon .. . "1Wa)rt we~~ ·eolhtumee Inapt ln United States or the U.S.S.R., aomttlmtl wblc~ _w~ 14! ll!rn. tt. .~~taa._- of oUl' ayltem, Item pu~cto,'! - ~········ .. ...... . doubt on tho ctedlbility of all or~:anization Words Do The Twist.,. . ;...0~, ~ Ill• Zorin's denial that t h e r e Wt!re Rusaian missiles In Cuba Tnfs is the opinion of Assistant 1 Ir• prepared and had te aU Mot· cow lor n~w lnltl'u('tiont lo rharU)' KremUn eonfuslen. was muterfully e~:poaed a nd denounced by U. S. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson. That threw , ,~, Wielding The Words·· - Tift .W,9~eae have coined a now defense," when the Ill-equipped and LLI· phru, to, i!hcfjbe their Invasion .of Inlilt: .-•,,, · J' ; · "SIIf.tlefllllelllrllteback." an lmpniiiYe pbrue in typical eommu~ .dOlibletalk and as meaning~ ~- m~. other• they come up with. Wh1 ''ltrlkeback," wbon thero waa no oriiiUl'- •lftct from India? Why ''self· lerlu A Zorill wert: c1qht un- - - - ·-· . ·- -- --- -· -.. bad eaused the wettera ptW• en cun:dderablr troablf a& 11'e· vious General Anembllel did • 111-ttepft &urn this year al· aer Red Cbina attacked on Ia. dill's northerll lrontlen. T ll e about·fate ••• not qatle per. fet'l , for l.be lndiant still voted lor admlllkm of lle<l ChDI lo the U N. Bat H was a spiritless presentation ond the tame Wll defeated. All the neutrals went through agonizing reappraisal of their policies after lt was show nthat Cuba was no ·uberal lndepend· tnt but a full-fiedpd Commllnlst 10telllle. As a ,...ult, Gen- eral Assembly vota on all the anti-Communist issues - R t d China, ~ary, Korea - won record majorltlea Ln support ot u. s. pooltlona. . ON SllB$l'ANTIVE I8IIVIII before the General ANtmbJy Ibis year, Cloveland bolmM reoulll of the -Lon were also lood- ' U Tbant wao elected ...,... tar)' pneral an4 the R111111D proposal lor a three-man '"l'ro~ ka" . .retarlat of anti-Comlllunllt, Communllt and neutral repreiOillltiVII Wa I "We Appreciate Your Enthusiasm for Our Mariner II Project, But ..." •wr re!t-1!!'1 .. . •) r.-- ~ oaekR, •• probably for Rood- A new U. N. tr :tinlng institute for interna. tiona! evil servant~ was 1uth· orized this yesr, but tho new secretary general says he wlU not allow it to be staekR wltll Russians. The disarmament iuue was referred back to Geneva where the U. S. wanted it, wlth a • mand for a romlfthensive ~ ty_ The a81el!lllly'o resoiUilon on nuclear testing also called t~r an agreement under ..... forceable controls." This was a victory, even &bouCb tbe Gen. eva conferencel have adjolD'II- R without qreemont A llarl Wll made OD Ia-. llonal ....pe;,ollon La space with apoeemtnt to estall11111 • 111'11 . . . . .. lilt mpetle oqulor' Jll')bolll)' ltl India; 'lllere wu fDily an ovet'Wite~ lood General Aual'tllliJ vote baeklnl up tho World Court opLnlon 011 !Itt obDcltioll .. Ill memberl to pay aU U. N. a• nosmenll. U Tbant nnw 11111 be in a poslllon to dun mernberl who art In ll'l'tll'l a •• katD the world orpnllltlon ool· . vont ao wall u IDinl· Medical Report Cautions Friend's Advice Should Have Double Chetk · .-.'' • I ,. _ ,,_, I --,j~·· I ··- · .• •' Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting . . ' virtuoso Kimio Eto plays the koto. a 13-striDged instrument, for his son .. Takannri, in New ·York. Eto, who is blind; it in New York to introduce ~e- instrument to the- West. I ICING OF THE KOT~apanese • ll,.,.ldo landing Ia -....rt of vll!ago. , ·'THE - ~EST FRONTIER !'or tourlalo on lhe'trall nam. forinerly Dutch ,4meriea. Paramaribo, the · · · i' . pf ~fdca. Surinam is ,ly an , ·, · Morilllll ono olthatounili whO vi•IHd tho remote &pot. , vialted lORI wall be• who have that Judy second .~~ ~i ,.;:' .--l · .··.~ . '., '' ot · n~w places anoj: faces is Surl· · perehes Oil the northeast sbouiCJer of ·South is the Ieapilig' off P:J&ce to a wilderness rivaling that mainly-ot·Creotes; Hindustani or Indonesians. 'Recent .. where B~sh Negroes live as they did 300 years ago. �' ~ ' .~ ... ~~·:!·· --. 1' .I' Alumni Put First ·Loss On Falcons All s... Pro Basketball Stars ,Chosen THE SPORTS DESK '1.99 THISHOI \;J#-- ,._ ...nllllo at 2 llcafltnt: '11110111 . .. Ill MIDDUPOit u4 COIItt StMt ·II -••oY. · .11uke Cleaners IHIRf Ji&MI!ROY W· - . J' .. ', i i Jhe 'p1st JHr llrought Ul much IUIII. aio;,&;, - w•nt te expre• eur tretltucle to .. frlencla and cutfemels who midi It • . ' ' ' ~ .. ·~· ,. CALLI-E Lldln' I Chllclren'l COAJS- ! Texaco Anti-Freeze l1 "" ~ 3 liS. $1.00 New YCIIk ., Solid HM All At··· ' lb. Ute REDUCED Mlipll Lftn PRICES . . ·. ...... lllll3 .. • - · Ovtr T111at ru w to t11t • ·• :aoo w"'"' ' WlniMn TNIIIftl Chllw " · Now Unchtr ' ~w ' Mana1•ment ' ' from your watch? .... 11111111 - ' Yov watch destrvea ptlllldlc checkups, ·dean- IDa aDd Attention to ~ npalrll. Oilr ~ ~ tit. anti 11mee wlllbep It 111 Up-top condltlolli Come In 800il fllr a frH aoldew> ' iiiUaate , • . our prillllut JIID6. ,, ...,...,""- Willa -~· -·~. ' eSiowGin SIMON' ' ' ' OPEN EVERY DAY INQ.UDING 'IIIUIIDAY 9.00 .. GALLIPOLIS 44. ·;n · MIDDLIPOIT WY U1N " · dllp•plitiHr of oat llllllf · ~. IIIII ,.. ·• ...u.u, willa 11111 1111 • JOir filii of iid '. . . PHOHI COLLICt Ivery 01llon S.ld With AMonoy lick cau-tw ' l .·AlE MOll ' CITY ICE·& FUEL lta~~~p~OfYour HI TilT 2t.t tOUI SAVitiCH . ' _,.., ~~~the "right timeaf day'' •.•• tbli llltYIHG CHICICIH .. 298 SAT_URDAY ; ' ,, ' II ' ,, ' •' .(I ' l • .-.;_ ~ ' ',•' • 7:04 ' , lP NO ' ~ ' �.. ~ . . ' .' . . - ' ' ·. • (I) NOTICES (1) NOTICES Business Services Oiii;;;;;;;;-i-"-....=~~------~;;.;_...,;:_;.i;iii~iiiiii'"'il NEIGLER Bid• . supply, Racine MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. OPEN TO SERVE YOU IN THE MILLER BUILDING (Rear of Meigs General Hosphal) PHONE WY 2-2176 OVERNIGHT EMERGENCY PARTS SERVICE AVAilABLE FDr remodeling and H q m e building. Storm W'iodGWI and dool'3. Insulate and save moraey. C.ll Nelgler or Cleek. 11 II lfc / Cam ivai G·Dallv Sentinel . Pomeroy~~i~dl~ 0 . Dec. 27, 196~ Jackson Council Wantin~ To Raid Fat Light Fund CURTISS BREEDfNG SER· ICE. Bree< to Gold Medal plus proven bulls for f&. prompt efficient !Htrvice, -- ··--_,._ - Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 27, IN2-7 -Dall7 ------ -- - ·- ---- TELEVISION IN REVIEW .:. Be&rl•u•• riVar ,_., .... ""Not. 10. t.v...- raad!y ti, P.,.III fflefll... Ill a..tew beadl ol. a Dltwork nrlier thl1 lUirtOR'S NOTit1 111<11 1111 )'Mr. I Cllllllnod o -leo al 1poo ...., I' 011 tae.dtL .,.,..,... dall 1 w•nted to do, whleh wtrt - ....., " .... -i>ed ~th _ , buzubl, tho 12. - - Bartoa, Clvll llo)' Brll4- throwing of ...,Ill!, donciDC in im7• W..... . . . , Rerttl .... the lb'eetl. 1 w• told 1 Wll a ..... tho " f ' - IJI'.A gtiiii!Dt ,..Uut ood ,..t til," 11 w.~ 11 M .....,..,.. bappUy bome to await the llitn"' • .,.,, OM DOWM L Qlrl'• -"'"" - Leland Parker. WY 2·2264 or Albert Chester, Ohio 98f)-3415 . IZ 20 30tp 41. Holy t .'lloi'Mll · t. laollu war inJ ol eontracta. followed. Alter a wtek began to realile there WN no deal. ApiD the)' 'nn IIW'ed when coofl'lll1ted wtth oomothlng new. I never• eveD reetived, in writing, a filial rejeotion .ol my opodlla. I had to auus their verdiet, when -~~~ had puoed. 1 am 1101 Nylng !hot 1 wllh J!OVemmenl cqntrol, but, lntlead. pttsiUrt 011 these men - who are licensed by uo--to bond over / Sll...,. or 81 RAY BlWlBUIIY 120b) INSUIIANCE Wrltler Far VPI HOLLYWOOD tUPII - 1 think tho . , . _ momoa1 of my life ....,. two yuro whtll I oco loobd at a leloviiion prochu:er . 1 lablt and nld to him , - ~~..... .. ~- Oil· "Wbli do you melD, '&h .to I up't" bo IIIII. . ~" "I JGII're not qualified," maUvlty to qualified ortlltl, ft. CoinecUan I llid. "Not quaHIIod to have an writer& and dlre<tots. llob-~~~- oa wrWng, nol qualified It lo lime that the company of 18. OWIIIc H. Kellow 110 brv1 Ill oplulon on directing or rowards was booted out and the ao.Tho Jlllotot!rapey ,.. <ll"lng. And olnoe company of wDd men was boote<l ~i;;;k mala allll Ja lUe il tbt fast in to maQ. 1 melee. a ferment, .... you're DOt even qualified to u Informed but Mililii'M and erehave an opinion on life :Itself. atlve tm~anlty In t.elfviBion. Sf, TN: Sp. 'Mllrefon, lir, aDd I repeat my- And the password, needleM to ~~ . ltnoircll& self. 'ahut up'.'" say, Is: "Shut up!'' S8, Candlenut tree I wish tho ....,. could he aald 'lllo Clui!IMI Swim: Wilh Dick S'f.Noto muy ttiiYil1ob 1~ men. Powell aliil'lK, the fil'llt guest hO!!t 0.\ILY Clll'PTOQUOTE - Hen'o Joo• .. work Ito For tho faet 11 that so many on his NBC-TV show wtll be AllYDLaAAll& .,.. not qwolilleil. they do not GroiorY Pock, Jan. 8: he'll be .. LONOFf::l.t.OW (ave experience either In livlna followed h1 Bob. Mttehum, Frank One Jetter .Ibnply .11tanda for anOther. 1n tllliat IUftple A. II Ul8d w treating. Really, Hvlng or l!re- Sinatra and Glenb Pord-all ·only for the three L'•. X for the t"fltO O'a, ete. Alnfll ~era. ..,_. ::~tlng ha!l notbtug to do with prof- as hosts. b'Ophl......................o( 'I but ev.rythlng to do wlh por- NBC-TV's cancelled "It's a U7111o--.,.. -.nt. •eptlon, stn81Uvity, Imagination, Msn'.!l World" series wiD be repA 07Pt..........~ot. guoto ood humane vitality. r.,ented by two epitodes In the Y litRIULIA l<N 'I' J'KLKID 1:0• Which brings us to t.h~ rea!Kln InttrMUonal Televl.slon Festival .Yby television it In the ~te It of Mont~ Carlo: it'!l undentood at ZT'I'DXO VXMIHO SXK XHDKBBX• \ny unqualified man. knowing least one other netowrk may be It X R 'I' It,- G T D DB K A K tJimseli unqualift!d fean his lnter~ted in btlnglna the show 'Y~'• Cl')'ptcNlY41tle: IT TAICJJI A IIE4P rJI LtfUI" "'edow, oenaes hi• Inferiority. Ho jback ; two of the stan, Randy I!< A HotiSS '!" MAK~ IT HOJIII.'.-41Jii:IIT ' does not trust an audlenl!t to Boone and Ted Bissell, drove to <0 1111, !'lal- 8>- IIlLI come ttl an Ide I, but rattwr trieR INew York to rou~ Interest, tired to tailor a garment to fit a mo- to talk to NBC, got nowhere, of ronic giant he guesses to be that .courSe. 1 •udlenre. ----.I hav~ had se~eral_ lf!flOOll.nteMI IoJSTRIBtrrES DOGS MONDAY TRRU FRIDAY 4:15 LDcal NIWI w1th thts mentahty m the past , FRAMINGHAM, Mass. mPJl- 6:00 News 4:16 Jonll Bulet Show-1\ttl. vear. ff b d 6·116 Country Mci8ic Time NO lAical Newa I wrote a "TwiH.....• Z o n t" Do& o lee Lee ~rce al aprea : Co • . . .,.. Chriotmas cheer while eaolng ont 6.110 unll')' Jambor<e f:40 Mltllleal Myoterttt «r~pt.abolli an oleclrlcal grand· f ., -"lo 8-30 Newa 4:116 NeWI otbe s mmoneil in t0 ise a o ms mos1 press1ng I"""' ms. . m . r u .ra He distributed oo homeless dogs 8:36 Farm World News 1:00 P1atter PartJ family after the mother d~es. The f his ded d to 6'46 Me1p County RFD U4 sliD 011 point was my ezplanation of how 1l:; o;ercrow poun 7: 00 NeWJ a robot maohlne could he used young '"· 7;0$ Breakfast Party SA'nJimAY IICIIEDl1LII: to emboyd human """"" Chri" NO !lows 1:00 NeWI tian principles, even as our he- Wlt~ELTNG , W. Va. <UPil - r:as Plehns Hardware Show t:O& filth Fat Today roes, savans, teachers embody IWheeling Downs race track ray. 7 liO 7,10 N ...fteport tl:30 News • "hem. aged by fire last week, has lost 1 ewa S:!5 RFD ThJa expiiDitioa wu torn its winter meetlq and ml)'. eva 8:00 Radio Hymnal ·>f tho setiplll bolhl "too olow," ""'• dlffleully Gpl111ng In lftt 1:11 Bnllcfut l'lrty thus ripping tho heart ooc of the spring. Trac:\1 ~.1!1~1 ./"'11011:- _8:30. V~n P~rtlck. ~~ , ~ 7,% Breakfast p ...... !~Cory and leaving everyone in the Edwards said SUnday thait Wheel- 1:'35 Breaklast Par\)' ' · ' •· · ?:30 News ... ~~ ~ark astO- wllotlt mNnt. . inC deHnltely WID not llhlfl !Ia .8'45 ilak"!' J:l'ura. Show-Frl. f:a& 8reMiasl l'lrly lmilarly. J \\taB 1\lftln'IOned to winter meetlna: to ne1rby_Water 9:'d0 News . T:IO V:OO NtWI a seriei_of maetngs With varl0111 fnrd Park. ::: ~· .With Jtutet . 8:00 !lreaktast Pacty All PHONE wY2·2157 -·-· .... .,.............. m tilt--.. ·- '*· I qet • ~ick out ~ ~rata, le ao&;n't 1 - . trust ,. >llOdie Thinks ht'i il .... , 41y hari!eter! . WMPO Radio .WJEH RADIO lltnndoJ ,....,.. floltl.' HO DlscJna with Doas f:OO Sip On. Mualetl Clack 4:1111 lntel'dwtp Pick.ons H1rdw1re . M~SON, W. VA. · Opon Evonin11 Til t:ue . 9:a5 Coffee With Janet . ... t:ll"Bitq ·NeWton Show · 11:111· Newa 10:05 Minlllerlal Alsodollllll 5,00 COIIIIDillllly N•ft 10:20 MOI'IIInf Interlude U& World o\ National Nowa 10:30 News 5:11 Spollllbl on SI>Orlo· 5,3(1 Dinner M,..lcak &,45 Sign Off Salllnlll¥ Uo LatcMtrlnt 7:00 Siln On, Mt11lcll Clid 1,30 Public Service f:Q '!be l.lfellnt 1:45 Showen of Bl.,.q 1:00 Olllo Vaiii,J Newa 10'00 Manon Colllll)' h•111o 8:111 1'1. PloiMDI Fllollllll 1~:01i Talk o1 the Town 10:110 N1111 10:55 World Newa 1t:OII 0 A H S J\.otbaD 11:00 Talk of the Town 11:1$ WOI'Itl New. (txcopl Frl Churoh Ioiii Rtoc lUI Mecuell Mllollonl!o 11:45 World 'IOWll IJ:OO Loeol • Oblo N.,.. 11:55 Maoon County News 11:11 Educatlollll l!peolol ll:OO Community Newt 1':111 lJI......... Bt!Dellll l1oonl 11:05 Local News 11:111 !11111 0 0rMM 11:111 Obto Newo 11:111 SoturdQ MoU.. JJ:IS Market. 1:011 ostl stout of tltt WHit 11:1111 Lifeluanl Bulletin Boonl 1:11 OSil Foatlttl! li::IS NOW! 0 Grams 4:10 IIJidn& wttb lloa 11:!0 Asrtculture Alent 4,30 Album Time ll:411 Country Go Roun<. 5;10 News Summary IIIII Newo leal. 5:15 Public Sorvlco l:ue ODulltrJ CO llotml' 1:10 Dlnner liiUII4IIe IIIII "-1 Bell 5:0 Off the All' 1:110 l\lldway Matillee 5:15 November t:N New. ~~ 5:15 - b o : DAVY JONis' . COSTUME M~TY r: :! o4t N5 The IAfoline a,oo Ohio VaDI,J Newa Uli SpGI'II Tlldly UO World Nows ,,,, MW!ical Clock I:IIS CommWIIty Ne.., ··• I"AOM A - g,oo """' 1:111 Brelltful l'lrl) J:l& JOnHIIIdck Slw 1,30 Newa t:S llllllciD the Air 9:40 The Good Life 9:55 Uuder Ohio SkiM 10,35 News ILOf Swap Shop 11,15 Today With God 11,30 Nm 11:36 FArm illlrHu 11:40 Counley llotdoWII <F.IIftlbr W~ ~,) 111116 Upper Room !lldltaltoDI 11:11 '\lqW J - 8Cocillllve. 1':06 NoOII NeW. 1!:11 Mosie JIIJI For You Ill: II Ooooslers fluool lltaf Fri. 1J;311 MUiic Juat f'or You 1•00 Newa 1:11 lllilic Juat Far YOtl 1:311 Newt 1:111 Mllelo Jill! For You 1:011 Ne• . . .. I:GII illu&ic Jill! Far 'YOII · 1:30 Newo U5 Music Just For Yqu 1'00 Ne"" J,lll P - Party 1:111 N..,. . 3:111 Platter Party f:OO News US Plollor Party . 8:30 NeWI 1:36 llnlkfut. i'll'l)' = 10:011 NtWI . 10:GII Polta .Party 10:311 News lOS& W:•ld & Donna Hymn 'lbne U:GII N""" 11:011 Top Ten Show 11:!0 Newt 11:311 Dultwt'o Top Ten Show 1.2'00 Neb- Noon Report IU& Malic Interlude 11:10 lie•. llerlln Teet& 1:00 NOW! 1:05 Plltttr Pacty 1:15 Obto Stale FootbaD 3:!0 News 3:35 Platter Party UO News 4:111'-Piatter Pert)' 4illl NeWI 4:. ,Pialler Party 5:110 NeWt . 5,05 Platter Party 1'14 SliD 011 BJ LIFF Inti MIWILLIAMS ' ...... I.~ · RACINE, OHIO ' .,., 1·, ' .t ' ! .• ) ' �'!"~--·---._ .-.. .., _.., . . . . . . . "' . ...._.. . . . ___________...__ -~. ~- ~'Y. 'It _ ..... . .............. ... ......... . • • •( ' •• • -··- NOW' ·YOU Kl'fOW \. '. . ' • ' • at y e ' ' ptaJIII crldnted Nt!t · '• 1W lllilrdl · II. Doe. _ . . ...., ........ .... ' • WEA1'HII enttt\ ;; o-..J To TIN ,,.,.,...,. Of T"- ,.,._,_ .4rea A Uttlt WM'IDtf ._.._ Lew II a *n'JH· - Ill caio111 11• 11 H low . , · duudlMII IICIIrda)' • -- ....0 ; ~ "/ . -;~'J~'-;:-"·;'' ----------------------------..! ~~tt~~~--------------------------------------------------------------------------~--------------------------NO. 215 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1962 I 5. ~ ::::. ~0~ ,. .- PRICE FIVE CENTS --------------------------- ! Cook, Moon Brotherhoods Gain Time 1 !~s!!~~~~~a!u!~m~!~!ice Liquo~'s WilHam 0. Douglas today delayed until Jan. 9 the effect ofj a lower court decision that would allow the natiof!'s railroads to eliminate "featherbedding" or unnecessary I work. . 1-2 Punch Originally, 'the ruling was to the raJiroad lndUAtry out of itt ' have gone intn effed ~ Jan. 2. doldrums but tend it further into If the- five railroad unionl in· the red. I volved In the cose Ills lhelr ap-l Koyserllng charged the lncilutry l peal in the Supreme Court by jwlth "stirring up an unwarrantJan. I, no change In the work 1e:l, exaggerated bogey oi finan- r rules cao take place unill tht c.l.al crisis in tile minds ol the caae receives high coutt eonsid- 1public and pubUc olficiall.•• i' I He aaid thl financial problems . Wuhtngtoo attorney Milton of the railways can't be a:tven Kramer, who repr-.nta the ' priority oyer the tr.usport.ation brotherhoods, ...,.n1 lhe lillY need• of ..,. coontry and mggeat- 1 eratkm. , ' ' ' · . ..... I · AQGRESSJVE DEFENSE - Southern Local, host leam to the Second !>nnual Ra- 1 Doqlas .., ollow time fm- ed when rail mergen show no ci)l~ .Holiday l)a,ketb~ll Tournament, had fans in joyous moods_ last night with a . ::~ppeal. Iinterest in cutting services and ,·dllCisiYe,66-47 shellackmg •!,previously undefe~ted Hamden oof Ymton county. They I The 'llh u.s. Circuit Court of,Jacilities tile• is the time they ,japp..S aggreSsive defens~ as key to the wm. Southern goes Into the fmals .to- Appe 1 Nov J8 uphelcl the'should be Jiven considoratlon. ~· u.li!ht'.gaillst once defeated Albany of Athens county, which edged Ames-Bern 68·61 . ht a~,;: ai~s "' make the I ' laB! night. Aboye. left to right, Larry Price, Racine; Wayne Young, Hamden; Larry ng f ~ding changes ln r t#l\lser, Racine, ~d Jack Fam of Hamden. See Page 4 today for game's story.-Sen- :•;or:•.,),.. The changu were I PI D ·• · · :~el Photo. · · ortginally ochecluled to go Unto .r. riVes ~· MAKE ••• an r 'Ue . - ,~u.Q Gene ..;./ BU'V'S Lo··l. E::i=~'::•.=v:...~u: f~ ~ O J ' . Mean~ldie, s Js C 00 E • { W ,T · 0 . was h ere qutnmen r . ! i For Medicare, TAKEs JoB_ Roy J . amuand. left, Q . • ILl< ijl PJtllhurp, dl· h Aid his resignation as prosecuting attorney of · lvercent views on the aclvinbil· ty to Judge Thomas W. Mitchell m· common ity of mergers In the raHway Judge Mitchell announced the appointment of Thomas , ~ Industry were pre..nted by the PALM B~CH. Fla. fCPJl- IS. DeLay of Jackllon, nght, for the unexprred term. l -ei~~ ~' ~ president of an eutem line and Pruident Ket>Dedy swung h~ leg· D d G.llil .d I' .l : . . one of tl1e country'l top econ- islative plaMillg for 1!163 today ay uccee s I an I""'K, Meip' ·General H~spital has burned November 28. . · It wlU give t11e Meigs General omic consultants T h u r s d a Y conaidoratl01 of how to get Con· ; ~ the comer,lot at W. tl1e sale has been conand hoopital visitors a . grou ·to approve t"" poUtlcaiiY'I • ' ' ~i ~,.00 Mulberry£, Poma deecJ to tl1e property place to pork." John w. Barringer, jll'lllldent of isignUicant ]li'CliTamo It apurned As Prosecuting Attorne~ 'l!llere the Mel Equip- had oot been transferred l;lr. Boice a~ lbe del!! had Pittoburah and Lab Erierthio y..,-. t bi!lldlni w~a d yed by Durs~ " the · made, but said be wu not wid the third Medical care for the ~ed · . c ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING.CENTER · 'I !..• ,\li , _................ - ..t. . . , .. , Court. ·~ ('; . . '.Up··hOJ'ds M.eigs •. 1 ., . -~ l ... · :, <Uil - Gen. Mark McElroy s&id ~y will file clvU auitlln the Ohio . preme Court charging c1oslng taw violations aplnst en dilec>Wit stor:es In six 1 . MCElrOY \VIi}} W Fil·e Agam·st SUDday stores c 0 L u MB us Al'i . eaJl!i . l.wly·l Ver.J:Ct PI, ·' cltlet. .' . .11. .. - of tht ;~·~~a ~n- e!e~~~:~~ ~in pJells· Court has r by the ·court ·. of high court d~oolvlng tha the i:U. 11 y I.e d tiona .u the atale wlna Ito VB Freil r ...... ~ The firm . ...,.. Identified ~·T WhitebaD Dlscount City and - ' . defendant 1 Satisbi.ry . truotee' ... winqer verdict'In a trial ·• · year. '11te .... was ,p. COJ!DSC!I lor H u t h plalnllfl, w fi 0 for road ·"'11'' · tt~flllhlp ' Complete Warehouse Clearance ON ALL TIRES IN STOCK TRUCK TIRES - PASSENGER TIRES WHITEWALLS - :BLACKWALLS . NYLONS RAYONS·.·- TUBELESS - TUBE TYPE' . townsliii>. ·· ®uri if -lfled in the MeJ&o · olflee ~· 'repreaoD!ed 1 hJ '. ' '.!~~J~~.' Set Feb ·; r . 28 · attorney gOM<al laid. He Mlld clvil aaUon wu the on- the IIUnilitsJim Dis· ol tJie cDnited ·Sialel Engineers f« t h e iNCUOil of locks operalion -·•"' 'wadis for ly m08DS available lo the altorney general'• office agadnsl the atom. He 1a1d the attorney geuoral w.. not empowerecl by law to initlato criminal proceeding• t;"b o1Research the Amerlclll Soeial Security financmg Forum,.,.... that der IJII'Iorstood lo be high on t11ebeside• negoua· , I · House rTrailer · ·,, I ags On Sale , .. .. r. ' Startm·g Jan. I ' " =· e:"!r!" 88 S_h·.i·p. African . s.·gg r 1 i . M • wo In u... u. OS h .. .l m \ ·.• .•. Umn!ured ,. . I ' ml c s f~.:.;~pec~.::~S~ a . stro haky and Dam ~h Jl those. fl~ed by local au· yet. •• aaid Be4 ero.s ~etmaD I new administradon. · thOrltles 1ft cilabona. Roy Wilson, a native of Nelson- J~. vv".."'3' • yle •• o way. p As· remier ~~:r:o;.:,:.t . 11' ar ngs se or I ~·-· The Pomeroy Fire meat was called at 8:21 W Aiel""' '. Ro....... a . I ~ . :es·iUuttd· lbollt Jan . tight to operate Ill the state. ,priaonen who reurned here e&r- 1 Smugled diJpMdles from I The Soviet act,ion enraged eas. isenous for Castro. they said, was Robe M~N OED 1 · ' "An action revollllg a c:orporatf Uer thil week. . Melp MemDI'III RotpltM Western diplomatic and other re- ,tro's student fllllowers, the dis- growing discontent am on g the rt · eeedm, . clJartef to do ~tnen ".in thil At the same ttme. Enrique Ila- 1 liable sources In CUba reported :patches said, alld he was report- peaaantry. Texas, was cl!arg liiir't"" loeb ,to be built Orlll otale Is leoerv<cJ fdrooly tho DICIII · - -- ..- · ·:- ·AD!dJSSIONS Bellnd& 1todar .that P'klt!J Callro io batt~'ed bavillg trouble keeping them The dispatches cited ·"unco•· ~ay by t11e Meigs ' by!:llll lit by oJellant ·9)olatora," McElroy llpld. PI;,EAIJS GUIL'!'Y Johnoon; Pomeroy. .... f« hll poliU<al ltte. Jm nne. firmed" report< io Ha.ao• o~ [ •ff• clepartment. Wee ~-,. = "J a~ tlklq: thbi coune_beca~ Asel Snrls, '12,· .MJddJiport. DISCHARGES - Mrf, Rob- The di1patehes, delivered lu CUba'a 7-mlllion people, mean- .similar discontent within the bemg held m coanty · . it ..W IP;tearl cortaln thet UDiea 1w pied aullll' to 4d iD!PIICOolel'l Roush ond 1011, Pomeroy; New Yort City, repOrted thol hll :whtie, were cdecimbed u JncreaoCarmod !OI'ces. .. lei!'IJM!fiiUI~ · JiJ' Pomeroy ~· law Ia enforced, the altl- ;tiun cbirge ... In Mayor Leo Cltn .or-, MinonYIIle; Af. lmop· bao beea .._..u, per· jinciy rettien over prolonged[ Nilhlly Vlollo CLOSED ruESDA'J . bus,_ dlolrlct at • . ~- wDI be a !leVen-!Smlth'o crurt and·wu --~tl1ur Wile, Po-.y HD; Anno ba]ll Irreparably, by Nltlta ahortagea. . 1 Como was sa;d to be visiting The Mofgs CoUDIJ . today wU degreeo <lor· diDIDOI'Ctal fcJr all to five days in jail and o...- Barnhort, RocJne R1. I; Ia r I Khnllhchev'a uolla-1 doclsion ' The dispatches oaid there wa. hlt alma matec, th• University ofl..lll be open Monday, dPr>d)' oklel. Ohio," -·· a 120 line, and coati. Bennett, PoouoroJ. . II nmova lllwiaD rocketo aod 1-laued IDil.Collro activity Jni (Cootlnued on Pap%) lbut wtll ol010 011 NIW \I ' ~~' ~ He"'::-au:·:eA;r-::..d•• the bi<l• are a.hrci..t wort In unlo, a C<JUrt ru)illg favorable of suppdi.. at Fotl Lauderdale Cliff. Offlclala reported . within l&<itYI and It w tho .attorney - a l would re- Fla., ,. ~elp pay the ioainder ldlvlslon of plaMing and pro. age. p1e1ec1 in 1 ODD ault in lou of COfPOI'Ite chartel'!l, of the ransom demanded by Cal- :grammlng of the Highway De- j By FRANCI8 L MCCARTHY !bombers and their crews lrom 1the interior but described it as bedacomrnvftatlons to bkl- thPfl denying tile .def-.daq&a the Itro for tbe ~ of tbe . 1.113 I partment ' t1PI Lab Amerltal Newt Editor CUba. IICIIttered and meffed!VE'. More AR i ALL tilES IN STOCK. MUST IE SOLD ••• WI NEID THE.. SP'A.CEl . the lfOedy onltude au;:r::;'·~o:·tx.of: ch;e~,"":::.:-of =~ '' No·Reasonable Cash Offer Refused over of the seven-day operator," the WUl be Q)Jened'. •Feb. 28, ~)!;,ville '' \ A J,ANUARY SPECIAL ' .·~ ·.11 •.tiME FOR CHRISTMAS . llf'Ved as attorney ( o t ''Labor, civic, bullne• end re· president of the. liP,ua leaden, u well u publ_ie ha '·ed "·i · : of"·'·is IICUI • ve vo"' w~ r mte- givinlll ~LL SIZES • .ALL GRADES • ·ALL · l~l~~S ..... .... men~ ln ,tbe court actlon w~ etate constitutional ; and enforce- ,. ' lan'a Depot'llnObt s-. both ColumbUJ Uncle Bill's Store of Ciellelancl . mans, and O;Jerating Ma<t, Akron The Ontario Stxlre, Toledo Shoppers Fair, Dayton, and Econc>Fail, Cincinnati . McElroy said U Wll bio roofllll"lbUity to - lbat laws of Ohio ...,. ~ and reopected. He alao noted l!Jat courts and voters have colllicll!od the SUDday . , Attorney· Bemarl able. - . Prosecutmg ;~~~~:!.J~-~~~:;:1 coundy-~~rr . would finl ~ agenda for talkt the Jan. 1 efficiency and ...,;,a-pro: ~ today With Reolth.......... _ ·--..·-•· ·--~, .. :::the ' IOI'Vi<t'lo tio·JIIlbllo. ucatlon and Wellar. Secretary I Jackoon County com~ Unjverslly of Cincinnati Law..reiy name This in tum he ,.Jd, ....,ld,... Anthony J. Ceiebmze. So was Pleas Judge Thomas W. Mii<h· ISchooi in J~ · s~. being ad- ifof Beegle. It is the In in~ patronise • .,.... fooml aid lo education. ell will make the appointment mitted to the M, ~has pniC. · space whera the Dr, and Increased profill. The admlnlllraliea will try o DeLay for Gilliland's unexplr- ticed witl1 his father, J~o · • I shoe repair ohop and a Leon H Koyoerlhlu! former again next year (01' federal aid .. lerm which runs throogh Frank DeLay, in the Jactsc!n apartment. Dr. . PnattJeni·1 Cc>ul> ' lo publlc oehoolo, 11 _weD aa tojl$64. DeLay was the only per· law firm of DeLay 6 DeLay. I, Dr Davit SCOI<hed reports I of ~thel Advlloro from higher education. Th!l propos~! 8CIIl od tl1e appllc:ants to have He is tl1e oon of~ .. ~ Mrs. ' f " ' ~'· mc . h" been batted down twice m sought the prosecutor's office tl1at Mrs. S..gle had been ap- 1160-53 under Proatdent Truman: Congress, but adminlllr.alioo ex· In ream! years. He was deleal- ~rank DeU..y of Jacloon. _He , to sell her property said propoeed merger• tell Am1r pertJ believe each paaamg year ed b GUllland In the was born 10 Jacltsoo, is marraed 1 1956 Mofls General lloop~lal. "To lea ahort and run counter to free, redli<OI ..... ol the oppolitlon, Re the former Lee Hawk of Jackmy knowJeda:e we hav' ne.ver competitive industry. Much the same thinking w a a pu ICBD prtmary, son and they have three cblldapf>roached her;'' Davis bldl<at- Keyoerlhtg a""'oed lhe railroad 'bebind the Preaident'a decition to DeLay also had the backing ren, SUsan, 8, Jan 8, and David . W:. ed. ' induJtry of downlradlnl push again for medicare. He and of oeveral members of the Re. 3. House ll'IIIJOr tap far 1 ~ exeru!lve He is a member of Ph1 Delta go on ~le Thursday morning· the Shuler and facllltles in aecord with the h11 advilert aense what they re- pub~ 1 -lOr Construction ~Y bepn aiiiOWit of traffic aenorated by garcd o slowly · ~!"Win I public :~:.":e;e ~~ ~- Theta social fraternity, Phi Del- :::1:..~ dolm remainltlg ~leks "a di.omally low United Stalellaupport fur the pian. and •-k f rm 1 lio ' to Phi legal fratornlty all four d ...,. wher the ""'•• __., to" Thit Kenned ' thlrd d ~ no o a ac n on ' ay . ~~and toui:i IP~;- : btcreaaecl tutbaekl in of talk:·~ tbt v!'e~tion Whi: endorsement. !Jackson York Rite MaBQnic bod- Deadline for JIUI'Chae aervlce~ and faclllUee wt~n't 11ft Houle wiUJ cabinet offlciala and DeLay was graduated from 1ies, Elks Lodge, AJ.Derlcan Le- 31. H the tax il not 1 Ithan a ~ per .U.V pol~'; other high admlniatratlon aicdeo I Jackson High school in 1941, gion, Jackson Presbyterian be Imposed ·''~' up . Wan . _t.· e Than on next ~·· budget, reported ,aerved in tl1e army (11142·1945; Church, and the Jacklloll Court- CaldWell's ol!li.<i oadd . at an all·ttmf lugh In exce~ of graduated from Ohio Wesleyan ty. Ohio State, and American trailer 0~ ...... . $99 blWon one! tha 11163 leguila· UniVersity in 1948, ..., from the I bar assoculions. bill of sale, iftli; or Pilot F o r Cuba tivo program. . .. of purchase . .willuu . . . T A t De - U c:basinc tbo MIAAJI (UPI)- '!'he RedlCOr.~townasAfserlarccabnlnlltodot "tYo Mr. Dugao h. Ia eigs ~~ ~ ' l>!ti!l· -.•• for a ship bigger than ·the uvvPI The. minlmUm take m~re r,nlolll goods to Cuba and. possibly brln. out PJ~e ... CoPerrymua:,~~n. who Wreck,· Drivers house ~ " another load of relugeejl. ~ ,., for ColdweU ,.U And lirealdent Kennedy • after talk'!'g with ll!lldero ol. was oeveroly wuunded from an Two MeiKS county cars were completely d niOIIshed er tax 15 IJitired 011 th~ IU·fated Cuban invasion, was makmg plana to fly to aUesecJiy ,.u.inJllcted ·32 cab· in an accident investigated by the Ohio Slate Patrol on 10 ..per_ ~nt · :d~~lliot Miami Saturdiy .and ad.dress an expected 80,000 Cuban bre revolver rround In .the hed Thuroday. Both drivers walked away from the crash eadi Y~, exiles i ·1 .MJaml's Orang~ Bowl. , early Thuroday, remalned scene uninjured. · · of figurliiti The AfricanPilot left la!t Sat-"": of lbe Cuban FIDlDiea Corn· very poor condldlon at Holzer . The accident took place at Arresls reported by the Pa- COIIIjldelild. · urday with 1,800 toM of medical m.Jttee, said he hoped any lblp Hospital today. 5:20 p.m. on Rt . 7' seven tenths j trol included l-awrence Shafer' into tbe tu suppliea and dnddiluffs and re· leking lrelghl _Into Cuba could Dugan, . 51, suffered the In· of a mile soutl1 of the Atl1ens 48, Crown City, cited today fur er Ia ooid ownm turned Thurlday witll 922 rei· brlng ~k relative. of the freed jury at hiS Rutland htrne aboot county line. A car driven north driving while under suspens- their tax for either I baH .. atlve~ of the.CUbaD invasLon jlri•· tCutlaued oa Plilt I) t a.m. Thursday. He reported- by Brooks' Summerfield 64 Rt. 1 . La Ev 56 · Ga1_ tire year. The second bald I fired "· •••• Into his r'""t . ' ' on, wrence ans, onen. · · ley 1,1ac M~ Coun sher,..,. 1 Reedsville made a left turn Jipolis, cited today for s top The Red Croos IBid lllqusando Nelsooville Mao h IH~d· ~- e1'811 . tytl 11 I< t11e west Into the path of a sign violalion· Lester Hudson, due by October I. 'lllo · of relatlvea atJU JD Cuba are eag· s epacunen s mves ga ng dr' •• b J F • . !noted that an UDOCCUpied . Heading PlanDiu the incldent. car lven SOUul Y ames . 40. ~· Pleasant, cited Jan. 2 er. campins trailer, w er to leave and ljlal Prem"" Fi COLUMBUS (UPI) - fiov.Carter, 35• Long Botlom. lor no operator's license; Don- ltional trailer is del Caatro hal made • firm offer elect Jimes A. Rhode• today They collided in the south· aid Manley, 43, Middleport, and owners must eome lo to reieaoe them. appointed J . W. Wllaon, as, lllelp Gonorol lloopltal bound Jane. Both were a com- AH ed L P n Rl l PI house and register to "We . are making prelimlnaryp Columbus, to bead the planning ADMI8SIONS - William Hall plete loss. SUmmerdield was PI r . earbosonh, h' ed. with f t , arrangements to pt. ano~r .sh1 nd mmin diviSion of Middla:port. cited to Meigs COUhty court easant, are t c arg ec · to take lrelght to Cuba IJut notht· ~ v~~:y n..~rtmentln the DISCHARGES - Alice Van today, charged with faUure .., driving while intoxicated , with lug finn baa been worked o u •.,... ~,.. ~- Portland . lei "'•ht 1 the' he 1 FIRE PUr OUT 1 1 today 1n Hoapttal pr. . .wu Dll. J. , nc1 BOk:e, oeid -frill be · maiDiy . ~~ ...... space. : : ., 'j'lie.tirJce paid lor the•lot was _,. . . .led. i . , . Ear)W · this Sumner :1 ' I J1 8ynocwie, Wbcl ' owned P+rty, said a traniactlon . · ~ · The bilildin& . 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