https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4cbaa4b9e132430bca4909e2a620c8fd.pdf 15413ea1c17939d7468438a1acae9e14 PDF Text Text \ • • J • ' leader , "1 p m. llet.bodtal ...,...d ~i 7"30 penter, Suildv Ill month 10::10 A. II Portl•f Chun:h, Iori Ken, Kenny Ftnley, Pt'el : 8 p Clnlf!:k eommuD.ion and preacbJog putor. Aas't. pwor, Edith Codatr m. Committee on nomlni.Uon J_niU'tb Sunday lll muntb 1 :::10 ~ Serviees Sunday 8 00, Tueaday at will rn9e t, llonday 7 30 p m ttl cURb preacrune 7:30 and Friday 7 30 Boy ScoLJts al Bethany Church tN C'4riffl41n Church at H•n.. Church of ChriM, Middl•port, Monday 7 30 p m JOF Clu . . to9 Grove. every Sudo.ily 9 JO ,\ Frr d 1 Gardner, pastor B1ble meeti at the church, Wednesd:r-. M. SWaday StbooJ and cuDJtUI.dl h 1 School 9 30, lj'om~r Rice, Supt , 7 30 p m Lenten Med1t.alioo. Rev. Wesley Jentens, speaker 10 month 7 30Sun subJect Mornani"His worthjp, 10 ao t•n 1&. church .,.ceachiD.J toLirLll Prbpert) ", 6serm p m Federeted (hur~h,.. •ev. W..tl~ r!ay ill meuth 10 30 A M cbLlCcb Chnstlan Endeavor, m Evan J Barteb, Pastor 9 15 a m eommanJon aod preachm.& gehsUc serv1ce, sermon subJet• Sunda.y Sehool, Norman Kloe;; EUB Cherche" Momlng ~t1r & 'A Black Heart and a Pam; e::l Supt , 10 30 a rn WorsAip, to. ...,.,....., Rev. Roger Bishop.. Face", Wednesday 7 p. m Prayer plc "Ltmtlm!l God" 'J p m Morning Star Sun1.a) meehna: and Btble itudy, 8 p TUesday, March 19 Fnendly Clr : le will m~et at the ('burch and -9 45 A M ~ornina; wor m c~otr practice .. a1•11 A. M. MYF Sunday e' e Httth Methodist Church, Mid• tftelld Cu·de meetiftg at the at ~ Pra)'er meetmg Tbur5- dleport, Rev C R konkright Presbytenan Church, M1ddJ epor eventng F.nt.,rpnse Suodu) pastor Sunday School 9 30 Er 1 30 p m W-ed'\esday evening 10 10 A M: i\louu.o" v.v1 :1t~t Cuvcr t, Su.pt , Mul nu1~ \J.O l Le n1en hour, top1c "The P're A M YF at 0 30 P M sb1p 10 30 sermon topic "The JUdiced." t:iVening worship 7 30 Praye• Votces o! Jesus" MtssJOnar; Flrtt- Baptist Church, R•v rneeUn& Wednesday 7 30 P M study class 4 p m , Semor Youtll Rdph C Zundel pastor W1lham UB Ct.urm.-. Let1rt F•lls,. Ro- :t'ellowship 6~ m , Wednesday Watson, Supt 9 30.11 eombmc l ltr Martin, Pastor Sunday ScbooJ 6 45 p m ch 1r: rehearsal, 7 t- ~ervice of worship and study d·30 A M. Worsb.ip Servtce 7 r m Prayer m ng, 8 p m Cla:.s p1:> c1al musiC Sermon "Tls:e Will ~~ Cbnstlu Endeavor alt(~rna ·~ 12 Ctrcle at the church est Person tn 'he World", Nur Sundays at 7 ap P M Mt. Morl•h B•ptllf Church, ery and lumor Church for a,J Ca.urch c.f the Neur•ne, Srr• Middleport~ Rev N D Bordon ~; htldren , 6 30 Youth meeting, p_use, Roy K. WIUta.ms. pastor paslor Sunday School 0 15 A • Sat nrday March lti Young Adult ou.nday School 9 30 A M MornlD& lena Reese, Supt , Mormng wor cla511 meeting, Tuesday 7 30 worah.ip 10 30, NYPS 6 30 p If, shtp 10 30, BTU 6 p m 'iouth Rally at Che.shll'l!!, Wer' Evugeh.&tJe service ? 30 p M Church of th• Naur•nt, Mid nesday 7•30 Bible stLJdy aod Wt:dne£day evea.in& prayt:I' meet dleport, Rev Robert Styers, pas 1rayer, 8 30 choir J:€ hearseI. 10.., for the fDldweelr. and Tueaa. tor Bible School 9, 30 Leder Chriatlen Scl~~nr~~ Soc:lety, ToM dtenwon DrAYer hour Taylor, Supt, MormnJ worabip Mulbenrt ~OJifa_~~:~ Morn • HovM ot Prtyer, C'~~ll•r, 5uft 10 3{) sermon topte •· Men's Pia~ lng llllt'viCe/--V~, 'l.t I 1 fit~bstance ~y Sthool 9l3D A M Mornln& 10 the Unlver:se"; 6 41r... Young ilibject of the lessonl?senno•lj worslup 11 A M Sunday evenln& Peopes' meeting, ~ 7 30 Evenmg '!Jhe 'and the Goldm Text I knoW lltlro;'t~ 1 M'orship at 8 Prayer meeting on se rvice; Monday 7 30 start ot re t~at whatsoever Gqd!ieth, 1t £ rbunday 8 p M. ' VJVal ler111C~S led by Rev G '~II be for c~r. Db can tq 1 Church of Christ, lrMfferc( Douglas Circle, Racme Pa;t; to It. nor ,ny thm taker\ Rev. Joha w all p ,. lllb'1 Church of C~tbt in CIM'Iollil1t Eccleststes 3 14 Wednet· GrMe IJtl. . . .l Cllurch, i:ett Y • a :.oo.or e Union, Mtddleport, Rev Guv Matn Street; f'oDlero;r. R.n. 1 I ~"'~~~ .9:30, church auvtceJ 10 30 Sayre, p11stor Bible School JO ,.~ 1ay evemng servlce at 8 The u cord ially lnvt;t to ttEdwin Cbarlea. ReetOJo; Mr1. C• ileetJua at -6 P · M and m . Preachtnl .service 7 so, pubHc 'end Reading room 1th 1id~ dric W. Clark, or1mt.t. Wonhlp ennaelJitic aervu:e SLJnday evea Wednesday Bible study entrance located at 1 e rear o! aad termon at lO;SO A. M , Holr IDJ at 7· J.amea Reed, Supt ' Commtinlon Ctnt Sundar to moatb. p,.. Methodist Church, Harry Flrtt Pr. .Yteri•n Church, the church open to the public on m Church School, BeliDner1 1114 Blte.a, Pastor, Laurel Clitt. Sun l"'lddleport, Rev. Howard Ru.,. Uonday from 2 to 4 Alfred Mflhocllat Primlll'}', at IO:fO A. M. For tafo~ day School 9 30, Clau meeUq pelt, pastor Church School 9 30 pastor, matioa coacernlaa our wor)t, 10:30: FMY ser:vtce 7.00; Preach- John Fu1tz, Supt., Mornmg~ wot R. M Grove, School 9 80, Lloyd p,leaae telepboat 102-J · ~ Lbl 8.00; .Prayer M.eetJng Wedne~ "btp lO·ft:o, Westminster Youth Chrlotlon Church ot ....,lilt day 7 30. lfyoell Run Sunday Fellowship 6 p m , Wednesday !;upt, worship servtce.!l at Boyles, leader, Every Sunda)' lU A. J4. f Bunda)' Sehool 1&, Preaching 11:111 8 SO Jumor choli'; 7 p m Scnl(lr with Dmsmore Implicit trust in , the physician Is one of Ule 1 IP bUildfnl ' 11 Saturday evemng March 16 St School and Communion.. flrat Sun.P~IRVIIW choir healthy body and mind In a child. If a tiny fear be Implanted in Ilia mind and·a 'nilnor !UJI· Patrtck s Day party m the chureh • 30 Firat leptllt (lwrch, Middle· order or ailment be neglected because of this fear, mind and body'lllay Iii! .erlo\isly lftl' basement sponsored bY the MYF lo month A. :11. Cbur<ll Edward 0• m., tommuaion and 11 ~ehinc;. third !lehool •· Grjlflll> -• •,. .,.•• , ......... p m port, Rev C E Ho)'t, paator Wednesday evenm.:: prayer se~ paired in later life. ' 3 u:,',fa w lllO w 7:30 P. ll. ~- - 7:30 ··- . .; ' Church School 9.15 Gerald An v1ce at 7 30 cb preachiDa-" 1 •-""'• p. m.; prayer TrUst In the great physician, God, Is even more essentiaL Suoh trust IS liJI ellill,etllat • Chrlftlen Cllulcft et \Mil Jied. 7 SO p m , Thursday thony, Supt.; Mor1'11ng worsh 1p Hurlaonvllle Pr"byterian, 1 P )( E 11t Let '1 s s 9 30 tO 15 sermon toptc "Laborers lr1 Insures wisdom, good will and understanding. No smllll f"4!' or sm Bhoul!f be ~owell tcf tom, ' . God'1 V Ineyar d," Scboo I of Mus· C Zun d eI, pas Ior, 10 00 Chu r·' ~ eve~ ·• SundoJ U.l!O A. lt. u._, w -•j a •10 •• E "'n remain hi mind or body to grow !nlo splrltu al he~lth nazard. In thl• re8pett 'w~ 'Jl!l! Ill • , SuDdoJ SChool aod eo..,..aloa: - -nll oo ~ P ·•• ve. tons lor Prlmary ,nd Jumor school, M W Ftnlaw, Supt, 7 45 hi lb 1.. 8 I t 3 d lib ebijdren. Ypu can find a genuine' ad to soltltual health -by regular cbun:h '"~t\e!l'ttl'nee ' fll'll BIUldoy Ill moath 7:;10 P 11 n - · ~ on Meet.lna • a • r Wed, Chun:h pru~;Jdq:; tklrd SuDday Suai!aya, Prayer children, 6 p m. JLJntor an :1 worship servtce and sermo1, and tllrough It the pra<;tlee otpo•itlve thinking. : · ·1 · aeaday a. Senlor Hi Youth Fellowship and "The Wisest Person m the 10 month 1 30 A. 11 Church com u•··• Char... •· s 1 ush School of l.'•laslono 7 30 evenln·• World" ...•-· munlon 1nd preacbhll(l ...., _..oo m. • the Churct, of Christ, Kono, paator, &!rvices Sunday 7 30 aDd wor3hip, topic "The Yamfold St. Paul's Luthe,.n Church, ,;..\; Total paymeato broug~ttorward ' Grace of God," Monday 7 30 Prls Rep L M. Mohrhoff ,, pastor 0 s,u6.83 every Sunday 9 SO A 14. S~ cilia Clrcle l at the home of Mrs Sunday School 9 ~ A M , 'WoAllen Hulhee; Tuesllay 9 a. u ship at 10 so A M ANNUAL FiNANCI!IL for n..trlet Ladle.&' Prayer aerviCIJ, 7 30 p m Or1n.. To'fft.lthrp, Mtltt COunty, Board of Health 847 08 i\ssoclatlon wide Baptist Yout'• Ohio for tho fllcol YHr lnollng Total Poor Relief 647.06 ... •• • -<qJ ' . l"ellow9hlp Rally at Choshtre, 7 SO DK•mMr 31, 1956. .. HlghwaysDorcal'$ Clrele at the home of ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT Populo,t!on 730, - 1940 , TONIGHT ONLY MARtH 16 Mrs r F Hawkins, EJecta CJrcl~ LtNnn Township, Meip County Tot1l Sel1ije1 •net W•lil" Pt~id \Road Matnlenanee and Repalr11t the home .of Mrs Allen Hugh Durlnt fh• v••r 1956 7,412AS Labor and Matertala 8,33129 Robert MttchLJm Zachery Scott Ohio For the JIEiscal YNr lndlftJ es, Wed~esday 1 30 Prayer ser Dec•mber 31, 1956. T.. V1lu.tlon 1,253,S2t. Road Maohmer.wnd Tools 388.80 BANDIDO vtce and School of M•ulons for Tax Levy ., " 22.00 Total Hlghvlffs 8,719 8S (Cmemucore • Tecchnleolor Pvpul•tlon 1026,- 1950 TV SERIEs for Everyone young people and a(ILJih, B 30 Chtlltr, Ohio. J1n. 1, 1957 Ceg1etery Expenses 30.00 Totel l•l•riH end Wages P~ll Semor chotr, Thuraday 7 30 Durln1 the Year 1956 - alsaI hoMy .. rilly tho followl.. '!'<~tal ee... torleo 30.00 1,92211 Busy Bee class w1th Mrs La'h Tu: Y•IU"etlon to 1M correct. Miscellaneous. (liat) report 1.21,,3~. Alan Ladd Robert Preston renee BmX, Mrs C H Wise .rr Tax Ltvy Nln~~ lt;obinaon · . General SupplieS' 1 J fiO l.OG WHISPERING SMITH Mr~ E L Hughes, ~trs Hom'!l Towmhlp Cltt'k lManlitenal il'Und ~190 Portland, Ohio, M..-ch 12, 1957 Uy~oH and Mrs C E Jl o)-t a ~ Channel 3- 10:15 a.m {Techntcolor l Comrdy 1111d Cartoon I hertlty c:trtify tht followint ,.. GENIRAL TOWNSHIP FUNI!S Deduct•oos by <Jounty Aud•tor. hoslCSSC!i Receipt& • For Electlana 116 ~ port to 1M Clorr•ct, Church of Chrl1t, Brtdbury, Generlt Property Tax 828.6'9 Workmen's Compensation 143 83 Clertnc• L•WrMce, Sales Tax (IO('J] govn't) 500 00 Adver~mg (report m Sentmel ) Edward Emerson pastor 81 ~1 (' 1owmhlp Cl•rk School 9 Thurman C HI set Gasohn.e Tax 7,200 00 10 97 (OENlRAL 'TOWNSHIP FUNDS lnhentC~nce Tax 236 91 Total Mtseellaneous 325 7l1 Supt, Morning worship 10 :-10 Receipts 164 3fi Total Payments ' 12,839 iiiJ Chrlstiall Endeavor 6 p m , Eve General Property Tax 1173 26 Clgorc\to Tax 1 Motor Veh1<~le, Road mtlca.gc ' nina worship 7 30 • Sal£~~ l"ax (local govn't) 500 00 2,807 1J 1\IIOIMARY fJP O,.ltATIONS BY Twetv~'Cay ' United Mtthodlst Church, Rev. <ia110linc Tax 7,200 00 ~!3 9o FUNDS Eugene Brown, pastor SundaJ Clgarotte T•x 92 6J Road School 9 15 1 m 1'heo Smith, Autp ReKJ,stJ atlon (hat) IBai~:~::~J~'!. Tll!fllo~lp ~undo 3,824 91 51.80 l I, I~ (clerk's} Supt. , Woublp 10,30 a m Sub Ml.sCtllnneous Receipts ('LJst) Mr:. and ~1'1 If;'- "T: Waa:ner 3,61126 'VIrglma Rlluell.), lrennsylvii11:a, jert "My LJfe 11 Not My own" Ministerial 1o:J 98 12,060 11 111.11 ,1Rlll!tlptal\lur,•na yea• • ~ 30 p m MYF MI Ss Janet Cal Total Mise Receipts 106 98 T<>tal!lecoipt. ~nd Bal 1~,67137 lfft Friday fl:om H,~~):l q~, ~- J., 1 llocillpta ~.-. Total Receipt:: 12,696 7d Payhl~ll durj., ,J"ar 12~0.GS tot a, II da~ crulle lb ·~11d' Pay......,. St l-eymentt ~al .- Deo 31 (ch!rk'a) 2,831.79 which will U1du4tt vls1tl ~ General Executive :Servlces-Thomas, Vlra\11 Islands, rt NEED GOOD Gcncr111 Executive Services Out.lan41na lflll'l'anl$, Dee. 31, Compen~atlon of Trustees D~ France, ~inlque: '·'Bflllge. Comp of Trustees 2,177 00 18M. •1,834 31 2,334 00 town, )!atbadoeo; , P~ nf ,S-a•n, Comp of Clork 61M~ Bailino~ In Depoaltory ,Dec 31, Compen1atlon ol clerk 663.65 Trinidad, St. Lucia ~~ tlie Bt•· IExp of Tru .. tc:e and clerk M 40 Expenses of Trustees and clerks ~066, 4.66616 FOR THE BEST! hsh West ~ndles They !rill ar· Total General Executive Ser(3) 18, lie! U9.0D rive back In -New Yllrk o'n lllmh vices 2,847 55 ....;.,...-.:..-Total Gllneral Executl~e aerilcer eANY TYPE! 2?. j~ . Town lllitll 8,118 811 NIW ARRIVAL Janitor Service and Ad•IOl'lioin See or Call • Tola~ ·Paymen*a carried fbrward Mrl. Cb•rJes Ba1rd 3,118.111 Total Town Hall • Flre Prot-ection Contract Total Fire Protection 200 00 814 E. Malll St. Pomeroy Health - Taxea wl~bbeld far Dts· ; ~~~~~~g~~~~~~5e!:on~unday .• • c-. lldiQil aad eommlmioa, p~ • •· - • Weatli r ' at 7, I~ tine UIIITIC !lltiM Ohio: lncrnsl,. clovdltwtt . . . • little ......, tonJtht, ·t=~ doust,., ~-lth ...._." eblll t1 atormt • ......,"1 HStwr4 1 . . . , ttt• st•t• Low 'hlnl,ltt .nkt 101 .... tr•PM north, te t~ liN .... ~ Hlth Moncloy, 40o m 1...... to the 1601 MUth. ~ • 'lo!""id !·"""""' :::l:i ·I rz;m A-Double f~Jy ~ay ~~~~~]~I esseoti~Is 'etUiil! . I o .., .:e Legal ,,.., aa~T, Ifio~ltlll...,w•tbheld 1 ita~~H Drive·ln Legal Notice Legal Notice ~ ao Wagner's On ·· ... Ber,nudO\Trlt> --- --- INSURANCE? e JOHN RICHMOND SINGLE J\mlual Glee Chili. Fornler Racine Basketball Star Kentucky Man . Concert Will Be Upon·To Honor His Son Bo~dToJur:y · Pr~nted Friday On Cheek Couni• · Tbe IDilulll l;;l,e ct..l. eoaeerJ Bleb Sebool wm be ctv~ Fl'idoy, March 22, at 8 Iii. preaealed by the Qlrll .lllet Boys.' Chorus. Junior Glrll' Cl~l!> Boys' Cboru., 1unior ~ tllub, Gll'JI"' EQI!Omblti ~hi !llotes. Ae<l!lllp..lsts aieka:r .~1 J!JIHI, ~udillt Buteller ond Bv•)ylll9•.'!1'd ~. CJ#enc' b yocd dlfel>tor. ' :m.e progn'm -;fUI ln,chldo thulo ' Dlllll~ IIY t~e Qlrlt' Qle6 Cliil> ,, "In Theoe Do!U&blful PleaiOIIf ' aj l(iddleport Grov611"~ 0. ,.ary, Don't Tbousand Eyes'': "Cihdy " .i Goose SUite". • 1. • Tbe Junl01' Glee Club will !Oj.J 'IBPly Boy"·' "Spr••M'me"· ...... • Beaut. ,r , 1ful Dreamer"; "Who •would" anil ~ Glrla' Enoemhle bu twO nuiD· be~ "One Alone" and "}~other ' Tbt Boys Glee Club will we~nr- ''Gentle Je.us 1 'Meek and Mild" ,. ,.d "Trlbl)le tO SonJ" ond ~ tbe Notes bave two nwft.. ben ''Siiloke Gela In Your E);es• ODd ''l!eauty Shfp Quartel". The lln.J numberJ .ue by the mixed ~hOl'UI who will sina t4Hell0. Youn.: I:.tlver,s" and ·~wonderful Copenlli~en". ' MembQi', of the Eight Notes are Olivia• Hemmons, DWe· Pieretf, firlt aqprano; Stlaron Jonet xq Darst~ aecorld l(llb'ano. Ga1l &tum· bo, Jaruce AlburY. lirat alto, Vera Cover~ Carli Wilson, ....... dlo. Others addod to ~ l!"OqP tor lhe Ensemble ai'e. CaiQI BlQ:er, Jane (Contlnueil on Pe,. 1Piw) Widows Are llec'i9eHH:tiRRh School haskelball VA To ago ll\'ed aJatn in bJS favortte 1 •m>r llrade S<b1>oFl•Vltalioital, ball tournamenC.. • • See One of these f'rienfltl . naenafJers of ,: The Insurance Agenh Association of Meigs County y., D. IJ)WAJUIS, INS. .. WAIINQoiHLE, ·N~.. . G. )1. UUTEa; INS . .. . ~NJIB.SIMHOI't! INS. Bb'tN~a,'itts .. ,.... ~ ' ' I \ . •B~fTrEil, JNS. , . . . . . • Ph. 35-X, Pomeroy Pb. 48·Y, Pomoroy Ph. 4%3·X. Pomeroy Ph. 63li·X, Mtddt\;port Ph 8136-M, M~Gtepod l'h. 23!, P11mUOy DA\118-W.UNEa, ~8. • .• ' ' ' . . ' Ph. 338·X. ·~y ' . YOUR' MVtNC,S NOW JAli.N • • lfalte\. 1 11 It Dld llt,OOO apphcation c:ard' lng 10 m~Y Pfllel to his own hive been sent t.o widows whq IOD/1 lfl' MeKel~ d~nled it. '1 may be eligll)le for tile Jncreased was r.e~~ pl'Clud." be saad qlJteUy. lJayments. ------And well he should have been. .. His son.- • Uni' V'eniou of the great f . :.. --} Tornado, auard of 1983 who went ~ (;,..,.eODS ~,;~o.u j; At (.onvention fl. ttloaJ.:nntog Ul WIIOI.LI,I'fl" , .This Area Intm•t on Loans Payment on Temp: Loin PUNDI ROAD FUNDS 81!. Jao I, ISM (clerk's) 2,020.11 Rcpts. Durll)l year IO,llaf.lll Total Rocol~ta and BaL 12,845 07 Pymta dllllns year u.~.os •Bol., Dec. 31 (clerk's) ' 1.211-114 Olltatandln~ watranla, J:lpc. ~ Bot, iD Deposi\Ofl', Dec.;~i~~ 'Cold Front Webster !lna f'qltz. Re?ult of lbe denio! \0 probate ~ 1100 1h~ es· tate wdl contin"-tf>" tO ~ ~ ldlllintstra,cd by Mr.s. PliU'I'Y ,. Haven Youth In Test For Air was all over the- floor as Portla~d serv~tJon merit badges and bfJve Ron11.ld MeGlothhn, son of Mr )Irs. Robert McGiothliu of New Jlaven, Ia tn Dayton. 0~10, thas week, wbere be 11 takmg tes1s lor admission to thtJ U S Atr Fotce Academy thts summer to the stat~ fina1a Ia baokolb>ll, work were workhlg tor their <'A>n· Force Academy upset Rutilnd ~aturday night 3:> two 1110re farm~ lo plant later thlt an~ 31. A board named frorp a list o! Spring .. lmpu;tlal 06 poaalble judi.., The Scout. and thell leaders camped in tents at the farm and on Sunday morning :Mills an(l Cpleftlon eond~cted Suaday School aad wonhlp lllrviee ~Jt the camr, and Gwiaddwsty and Rice broua: 1t the CtlhoJic bOYI to Pomeroy for M85S most B~ '\ a goOd .,cboo1 sportS pro- Ram.Forecast 1l rPsldent Racane). Etta Parry, a(lmi,l:rl.stratrtx 1 of the estate, of Columbus, 0 , was represt~nted ln 'tie hearing b~ forester from Logan had ~ me~tina earlier 1,l\;J;O:ib 11 to instruct them ln thiJ reet proeed\Jre. ot Wantlnc tree& wbic~ 111 tbe start of ' 195'1 Conservation proes8istin1 with tbe needed little diacuasion to deelde It E. Bok:e MD, F.LC.S and Se )'OJJDJ BiU NcKelvey deserved 1 lim J, BlaieWICJ, Mll ol Pomeroy I. Best All-Around Player a· fe(t Sitlll'day ro attend the Selen- \nrd. Uflc Proabm held by the Amer!· 2. A spot Oft the All·TourDamcnt "'' "~t <Vt: h\~1 tr;a. ~II th ... ifY-: ~ ,•..__,.. sn.... ·r:· William McKelvey, president of Willis A~thony, chairman cornpensa· the Southern Local School Board, tree planting committee of VA sa14 almost 60 per cent was the logical person to mul(J Isaak Walton League, had wldaws ' eUglble have faded the awards An outatandtng Port- praise tod.ay (or the Set>uts •'- 1 f t h land farmer, and one who is be· 'I'roQp 245 and tbelt leaden;, to ....,p l>' or h g er pa_vments pro- gmmng to dabble in real estat~ ' "'t~d:.~· ~~Y elect h> receive the aimed at building Portlana Into Tbe Scouts under- the direction new paymenl.l or to ...ttn.tinue G.Jl more tJtan a Wide plac:e 1n llbutc 1 o(:;r, s~;eo~ u~tma~ters Larry Rice, Gene 124, he n;tet his 13-yeer-son a 'tot~,J 1.1 and Le.onard Gwiazdow· dtr the old deat~ rompensatmn of, fo\U' timet as the role was call· lky, planted. ihree thousand pine llfO&I':IIm, whichever is higher ed for presen-tations. k waItan f arm ·-r trees on .~.._ wn:: Isa• BUt the VA said in moat case.. near Cbester 10 less than flvd ~lbe new bill provld.., for bigher Asked oft.rrwudi If It 'llld~ 1hollla. PIJ. menU. pt ~ -Jlflle embarrassing, " Your Sovings A~t. steodily built con ..,... you os o dependable !odder, helping ' " to dlmb lo lhe points In life you most wont io J'e9Ch. BUild your savings In this bon it. Human Uvea are In the hands that dnve your car. J>ro. ceed with caution. Walch out for children, especially. Then take one step more for lhetr protection . - . and younl Get Uablllly Insurance lo relieve tht financial strain and lllrea. of accidents which you can't provenl. Don't rtak delay. Do It now! spor~ mgbt when hP. pve four awaras to hil Eia:hth t!IJI ' the Pilrjlan& Randall Bowles, Haroll'l ,A,I'II!ed For<:es r..utute of l'atho- 1gram, a~d ablll!y an~ peroever lost. ancc his son! , ladda~l to taktp chances! Gliy Aull; Lloyd Sayre, Charles Nelmey.er, WHson, Forrelt - JUDO~ --~ RETURNS Commqn 'Pleas Ju<IJe Cedric Young •• McGJothhn bas beE"n nominated for admJSSI9D by (ofRepresentatiVe M G. Burr. side who also granted him an al ternr.te nommatlon to the U S Naval Academy, AnnapoliS, MMI"Y· land McGiothhn is a graduate of WalUims High Scbool, Class of 105tl. a freshman at Mar. At Marshall be Is a the Concert Band, tlu: Student As!lociabon, the ChrJstlan Association, a'Jd Is }lledgctl to S~.gma Alpha EpSi ion Firemen Called Twice Sunday Pomeroy f1remen were ealled Sunday to two brush Ores in the area One was located in the Rut· land area and the otber near 1n: '' nersvdle Th-e RutJand blaze was on t~te t:1 m or &amud Rtc.c and the one at lbnersv1lle on UtC WUitarn Fl.!.ber farm Clark was on duty tod!!;Y in hll court hoUBe cbambera efter a re· lUneu. sgn, plea in behalf or children was is- Wllliam 0'· - wh1eb of1957 Easter •rea 1,nd cold to result in thunderstorms to ~Dd IS the! Ohio on IS of the proclamation office 2% ' a_.__:. IRJWIDI '" 1ne Y.ou 21 lp Wubingt-on, D. c. 3. A nbbon for mlting Tbe meelln~ will be held In polata In the tourne}, 73. .,..clea_l!lo working part of the the SbeticJ•n P'rk Jlotel, Na\io11o1l 4. A rttibon for most points in 1 week end trip, the Sceuts enjoyed Jallltule 9t ~lth, N•Uoaal NaYll oae came, 31. flsbmg an~ playing gameo. Medl"'l Cedter, Willer ~d Ar· What JMro eould a lather w" , · · m• lntlltuto of lleamcb ond tbo later~oted ln good educ.~rr the trip were Chari~ :Y at stoke for you uccessor ---- Weep": Gonna Rid§ pn 1.11. !liT ' Cbuiot"; "Sum.mtrtlm.e'f; ~ IJttll! Mold•": "Tbe Night lla(A can Colleae of Surgeons March 18- team.' There's too much • prdielomalil'on the Gover· c1lizens to support 24th annual Easter for Iunde that will provide the ncc. setvtcos for crippled ctul· rcpsons1bihly of giVIng a chance at health and and a future means of ts a j responsibalty we upon ourselves to main· 856llre a future strength and soc:~~t;ity tor our state and na· ~ .,-.-- ...,...,..... \ LEGION BIRTHD4Y The annual btrthday parly of the Racmc Post 602 Amer1ean Lee-ion '&ill be held TUC3day at 7•3!) p.m ill the Racme Lcgton HaJJ. LonJse Stewart as pru gra~:p. chair-: maJJ. in charge. • �' . • • • • - ' ~1b'. Sentlllel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 18, 1957 . .· . · 'ffte 40,000 Life Question ( Daily Sentinel Day Boo~ IMt YW to.OOO persons were killed on our streets and hi· Jhftyt. That llgur,., exceed!! the number of Americans killed ' N!W b.- actkillldil.ting the eiltlte Korean War Naturally the question In !lie mllll!s ilid On !he lips of all th.inkmg citizens is, "Why?" Wily' dol>a' a Sdpposed1y clvUued country blithely try to oom· mit slow genOcide? That's the "40,000-lile question ." Until it Is anSW!'red this country wUJ continue to liquidate its driving and walking citizens at an alarming rate. Certl!inly one ot th" reasons for the mass murder on our ~ an¢ higbw:~yg IS' tile split lllol'allty so preVlllenr among drlvefh6c!ty. Wll3i is this split morality' It's a queer sense of taflfi!S tltat peffili!f a perl!Ol! 10 Uve by one code When He's outside his cat - and a completely different one as soon as he slips behind the steering wheel. This has certain similarities to !lie Sunday versus weekday Christianity se<n in many plac· Mr cud Mrs Joe E~rsb_ach at ,• announcm g !he lmtb or a. lO lb dau gh'i:l Darb Sue , Pr td.ay Mard ,~ ,.., tht> "irhr.tl'kel tlinJC Ma.son W Va. Albc11 Gordon of Middt.: port Is .a granMalher Thl' Ebcr~ '15arh~ s ha\'C four othrr chlldrf'n. Franklin Joe- , Thomas Larry, C loria .rean and Merf'i Christine The mcetmg of the Sugar Run MA. s~hedulcd !or Thursd!ly evenmg March 21. has been po.stponf'd to Thursday evt'fling, M:arch 28 due to the variety show, it wal! announ<'ed today by Mn Rn~ Woodgearcl president People sufffril\g from this mental malady usually have ex tremely high standards for their business, domestic, and gen· era! social beltavlor. But on the street or highway, their one norm Is- Ca'o.J get away with It?" This type of split thinking m110t go It CAN' go - and quickly - J! every driver will do ltis part. / Every driver, or rourse, Includes you and me Hit and run drivers,. drunk drivers, speeders, and Ucket fixers aren't the o~\y victims or split morality. Anyone who sneaks through on the yellow li!hf, jumps the gun at a traffic signal or commits any other so-ealled "minor" infracllon is Infect~ wllh it to some extent So is the person whll is careful to observe all the rules himself, but won't give iR in<h to rectify aAother d•iv· er's or a pedesftian's unsaf6 aciion. The person 'WhO drives by the moral code followa all the rules AND be also drives defensively. He drives in sue& 1 manner as to avoid aecldents by anticipating and allowing for hatatds ereafed by the unsafe•acts ol others and adverse traffic -n<f weather coQdltlons This is the only type of driver who can call himself a safe drlvet The fellow who Isn't willing to bend over backwards to protect htmsell and others ISn't fit to drtve He should be for bidden to use the roads by an< arouted public opinion. But part of that arouse~ public opinion Is our own private opinion ) BMore we lrllin our prlvlitl' opinion II!> &II those other drivers. we should !deus It mercilessly In out own traffic conduct If our driving doesn't measure up to tire strictest sfandardf, we- CaHf011nla ahould consider a five· under tbe law tbe way It Is now- · yeu moraioripm on oapltal pun· but that the law b all wro11J· 're part or that "40,0()0-llfe questl<lll' .. Jabment. •'fie wa11 10 death row only a Aloembl,.._• LOoter A. MtMll· lr GLINN ITACKHOUII Uftlt.cl ~~~ ltlff CorNI~nf SAN QUENTIN PRISON, Callf. UP - A few tiny pellets of. c)'a· nlde dropped In San Quentin'11 gas ehamb'e r produced a lplush of re· aentmcnt lorfuy that couJd end cnp· Hal puniShment In CaUfornta, Tbe pellet!! loosed deadly gas that see'ped up from a vat or hyd'roeholle acid to end t'he ll!e of eouvlcted kldrr..p-slByer .Burton W. Abbott--at the 11ame minute that Gov Goodwin J Kni1ht wns tJtylng vainly to delay hill death. Knlght, who wu cruising off the Ca11fornla caaat aboard the air· eraft: carrier flmflc~k, ,..waa pt tcmpt1n1 to ttly A..,ott't ex.!eu~ tlon to atve hts attorneya time to raise a final quesUon 1ft the ' ~·IF! courts. A telephone eall to the I_AS thlmber rame after the tiny petlett had been dro~ped . Chllrhtttr Mutt St., C...., Prlaon •utboriU~s utd that the t'Onttru~tion ol the pa chamber ta IIU"Cll that Jt eannot be opened after the' droppilli nf the ~nets untlf aU ,.. bu been pumped out -approximately an hour and a htlf Jaler. Abbott, a 28-re•r·old University of Calilornla aceount1na ftudent, !"'"'to blo death <almly, lnolallo, to the end he waR not responslble for the kidnapping and marder of Stephanie Bryah, 1o&-year-old Berk· eJcy, Cahf,. llrhd'olglrl in 19M . The Mquenc• of •v•ntt In the prlton was chllllnf. Abbott ttl'tPIMd Into the chair at 11111 a. m. Th• pelloh w.re clrop,_. at 11:11 •· m. Th• eall from the llftt'Mt'""t elomency eHIC. ht laeramMio come et 1h19 L 1ft. At th1t minute, Abbott'• battle to eiupe the exerutioner was l ht over Callrover- but a new fa: ornla' 11 controversial de11th pertalty broke out on sev&ral fronts. State Atty Gen. Edmund G. 11rtnvn 1ald that his oblervaUon• IM htm to doubt that t-apltal pun· lshment hal a deterrent effect on crime. Atkt !SoYNr Moratarlutft "Bittier tban beln£ a deterrent, eapltal puni1hment Mt Jlven of.. fitial appi'oval to th1 talr:lng of tU• under cet1alu circum-'oncet," Brown raid. "Tti.OH lf'ho bave neither the money tor eonUndlnK leitl ~roteedin11, nor the emotiona! publicity attraC!ttfenet& of Uieir easel ,1re summarily eueutcd aa a rouUne matter." The auor-n~y lillheral l!li~~d he waa or the nrm opinion that w•• DAILY CROSSWORD '.'>"li•a•ll •]"·] :1 ··-- .......... u...b!.. AcaoiiJ 1 Menu "em • Otto• -•<4 ..... ...... , 21 """' In· 1. Hllftt-. pmol\1.. I.CGmmeree 10. Pronoun t iMI ca.a1 •. 'l'rtpod Romu puort 11. Anpr ll.lldp~ 10.011 18 ._..put IS. Pot ., Will u.-1111 UOI\ lllanl. se lllnlllo IS.'Ifovab\41 .....o tt. Corttrtetl• 11. Wlld 11. Glrl1t ll\&riM tt. Pltaller tt 1t Exc!Jarna- -· .,... -· .......... ,........ 11. Obtala ts auntuo- H. - n era..,. :10.- .:. '-' :i h• : l i; < lJ :,.IJ'., I ' 1,' l I ::· •; I ~ 1:' fl •J -. ''h• •i •. 11 .'}'•, :il l ,.i I; II i:.. II 'I' l .. r•.u ·::·. 11 : ·· •,•. ·-~ 1 ~··J .i :~ : -1' l -~ r~• _11 l I. ~ :1 1 1 11 :1'.1 lll ' ;: ';,I' IJ': Ii l ; I '· ' : ' l .·J , p~_r-: ~ ~·j' 1' II: 1: · ·~ 1 ' '1 1 ·.'1 .,. . Ii i 111 1 I I lo ,__,.._ ... IAOOI.) tJon : ·~~ •J .\ tl Ua- tt.lllfjttlfl ........ t•-:r,w tt.lllldl 2D.Tmvud tt. Coloalatr ' J9. J'atlttr ,t.. "' u II C.Otoot <II ss. Ia .... 38 Cooftlol tO. IIlli f.l R&diWII l.,tn.l ,....., ... -... ......t - ............ 41. Notbl. . moldl• tt Utllt olttld 110 "';,W l . llttlttd 'lldll •.,.._ ..., I P1r Ill 'DMLY CIBD'JOQVO'I't - ._.. 11ft .. ftlll •• A.'I'DL8Aa•a llit.OJiro,aLLOW OM 1lltft llm)lY dudl for anothet. Ia \hW ..,...., A II' UliiMt M \."!: ..... ,,.._ X tor tho two O'a, ole. llqto IIIUN. ,..,.., 11\o 1<qt1t ... ow· 111 dq lh; oOilo lttton oN dllfortllt ,.,..lion "' "" .,... . _.-ca-_ VTOV IP e u e11 r. IY~ 11: BR oK RPFP& R VB ltiJ vcyuu vyov • • CC-0 - 0BRC~Y~BP. .!..,~ CIJII...oolot WHOCVIII Dr I)~ di'C/lt~~ UIJOi ilar' JiifJiiijijirj\it • ~ ..... ,,, ....... a ulihla . . . . ' lan, author of Iillis Stendlng In the little more Uum (!'.(~~ HaUonal Akll\lltOn Ave. • t"ntered u ~ ii;aiiinitni~aller at lht> post offi~ PomerOY. Ohio. Subscription rates DeU\•ery by carrier where ava1Jabht SO teal-t per week, one year 10. advance at The Dllily Sentinel of!l~. $15.60• IIX months, $7.80, three montba, S3 90. By motor route whQre twatlable: one month $1. By mail one year $8: s1x months, $( 25; three mODfhl, $2.50: one month, Sl. • Publlsbed eve_t'f afternoon except Sunda!{ by The OhiD Valley Sen· dnel, Inc., at 110 Mec;hanlc St., Pomeroy, 0 . B!Qmeas office phone 396. editorial office P.hlfU' 39'7. ' TELEVISION GUIDe r.frs. C\Yd~ Jtarrtson, €Ml'leS R'arrtsorr Middleport, Rt. f art'd' P.'h' and' M\-s: Bl•Ine CaT!ter. itutt-.nd. G'l'eat ofi'and;,arenht arc M\'. and Mrs Casll Zimmerman . 1f'Ut18nd, ami Mr and Mrs. Clyde It. lrarriH"on, Middleport, lt.T 1 Great I great grandmOther of the habY ls Mn. Fry, Pdmeroy THE DRtVER'S SEAT 11·00 The Price Is Right 11 :30 Truth or CGAseQ_uencea 12 00 Tic Tac Doul!h 12 3.1 It Could Be Yo11 1 CO Current 2.00 Parson's Study 2.30 TeAnesst'e E;rnl~ Fo:rd 3.00 Motinee Theatre 4:00 Queen For A Dq 4·45 Modern .Romance ,.QO Comedy Time 5.30 My Little Mara:le 6.00 Fl'.!derel Men 4:0l' Qli.e'lf!i.1-tfr " ~ 41411 ltlrv!Oij lfoDial!W lf:liO l!iuili41'f'TIIl\J' 4<30 11Y ~ Mlli!lllil 8:00 M.,..,ill 6::10 8:411 Nm~ g;isitifX ·• · s:fll. W'eail!1 1:00 7:30 7:t5 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:30 11.00 · . .r• 6·55 Weathercast 7 00 Grand Ole Op:ry 7 80 Jonathan Winters ~. Sir l.ft~~dl TaiOi of 1\letls Falgo (Chm-1ene Walburn) are announc· ll::llf Toril~t ina the birth of a srx ptiul'td te"- 12:311 St~ orr ounee daughter, Tere~a Lynn, at H'ol!!i!r Hoapital Saturday, Match 1&. Grandparents are Md. ,Chari~ WaJ'&ut'n, Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Thomas, Middleport Great gl'.'.lndparents are 'llr. and Frank O'Mara probably knows M'r.S'. Pearl Graves arid~ Mrs. Stell& more than anfone elae around Walburn. &:do C'ij!llbi Xlf!I'Jaroo town about the causes of aut r>9:QO Mol'nitll S!i<i\ir mobile ut-cidents He runll .t 10:00 Ga!_l1 Moon wrcekmli{ bmtineu-"A ju nk yard PTA TO Mtlll'f< 10:80 Arthur Godf>Of 1s what 1t is,'' be says--a few The Bradbury PareJ!t-Tea.c.her ll:30 l!tl'llif' It m~ m 1tes west of town. Whenever 1 A:;....,tatlort will m~ \\!t!ditesddY 12:00 Valhnt tatfy want to fmd out hpw our town':-: at 7·30 in the Bradbury Schof)i 12:15 Love of Ltfe 1 sa rcty program is gofng, 1 dr1ve with Mrs Nathan Biggs, pre1udent 12:30 Search for Tomorrow out to Frank's place a!ld a9k htm in charge Members of the Cou11 12 45 Guldmg Light ty Coun('tl 'II.HI conduct a model 1:00 ~atie's Kitchen about IJusmess He's the only man t know business meehng and Mrs. Kalh 1·30 As thl!! w,orld Turns who ts sad when busmess l'i ryn Crow w11l present scveral aets 2 00 Our Miss Brooks good "Too many .w1ecks," he'll from the B1g Bend Minstrel !o:- 2 .30 Hous .. party complain when Ius yj_rd is boom the progrrvn 3.00 Big Pilyoff mg . "Crazy dnfers" be'll m\llt~t 3:30 Bo), C)v~Ju , S~ow And afle1· • fc\lt mmu.to~ t.;lkm~ ( NEW',GILMOitE 4:00 Brigh~ ~ 1... w1th hlm I'll fmd out where th\' Mr. and Mrs Elza Gilmore Jr 4.15 Secret Storm Ul't><~'s danger spots arc are ~nnouncwg the buth or a 4.30 Edge of Ni~ht "See that new Plymouth o"c.- seven pound and fourteen ounce 5·00 1'be Enr!y Sbow thete? A lllP.ll!l , 1sn't 11 Well , t1 son, Michael Keith, at .Holzer Hos- ~:30 Your Esso Reporter would ahll be on the 10ad 1f the pltal, Thursday, March 14 GrAnd· 6:415 Sport! Parad., 6.55 Weatherman man who owned 1t hadn't turm•d parents, Mr and Mrs Elza Gil•• 7·00 Press Conferenc1 around to talk with h1s .son Tht• more Sr , Pomeroy The G1lmore s cops scud he was dr1vmg almo~t also have three other sons Joe, U~tr-!ll>uglu Edwards. 7.30 Roblnhoo1 60 miles an hour when he stnrt ed Rl k nd Roger c Y a · 8:00 Burns & AlJen driving blmd and lert the road "'8·30 Talent. Scouts What a dope dOLI:StN WEDDING "Then that ",832 hunk or junk Mr and Mrs B(!'tt Sm1th of S•\- 9:00 I Love Lucy would still be cruising arounrl ver R1dee wUI hold open hous~ 9·30 December Brldt If somebody had cnuugh sem1e tl) Sunda~ March 24 at their home on 10:00 Studio One put \lp a good sign at the 1)¥' [f]i '"MCB!lilm of their 50th Wed· 11:00 Up-to-the Minute News 11:05 ~ Sctmnlne the WeathetP4IIJ and Jl-uief" A\t'ell!ie· '!)e- fel- j dmg anniYet'sal'v "'-. ·1 JJ · I o. The Late Show low that %wned lhat l'll!lp W~'4 ~ coming lnto town at night an\1 never saw the stop sign until "h! ON nrtS, AT liASI was practically on top or if. WI 101M AGUE. SAYINGS IONDS You'd thlqk somebody would CJIANNAL 13 Sl'IU. SICUUTY have sense enough to put up re11:.. Sign On fOI YOU, 1'01 YOUIS. flective signs at an lntersecHo.1 ll:t5 Cortooo Club FOI M!tYONI. Hlr:e that so thev can be seen at , 12·10 Noon NeWI IT PAYIOLt SAYINGS nl&ht." IT IS DONI. 12:18 Netcbbors He pointed to a Mangled 19!53 12:30 !Jberace Ford station wagon and sboolt 1:00 Femln.ine Toueb hi.J head sadly "There were fou'r 1:41 MOYie llatlnee kids m that one. A young boy 3:00 Altemooa Film J'eotlvll was driving with another fellow t:30 SulfO!' Serle! Time a'nd two girls. He was showiM 8:00 lll<kol'llous• Club oft, and the car Jelt the road at 1:00 Cittooa Club 80 mile, an hour on a curve 11:10 l"lve Stat Final that was designed for usc at on!y 7:1& lohn Del7 ollll NOWI 7:30 Wire Servl<e $5. 'rhat'8 the ear that the police had on displaY in the center ••f 8~ Voloi , ol_.~•• 1:00 Your 'v TUller town laat week as a warning. t illll La......,. Weli Top Tuue• "But tlte darndest thlng i1 thAt 10:9ll llirt Sobol: pick-up truck oveT there. Se1 11:00 ll~ PI lb•NJtM );low tliat rear-end Is banged In' 11:11 Tieotn n n t)elongod to Benny Mastersort 11:15 Bfto Off and he a:ot It right In the rear when he pullPd out of his lane one night Been do\rt' It f()r vears, he 1a1d. Been rloln• 1,t .so ofl!:!n lie1 lii:fdlj evtfi' lool\d anv more So he did lt a couple l'lilflll 110. .Ri! got bangf!d' up -real gOOd. 'rie £e1fow ~om.llt~ ul'l behind- him n,ever saw Masteroorf'f fNoll'. lhll )1IOW over there . WCHS-· TV . ..., ..Ciitmilef8 NG11embers May Come In For Ohio Ienos Aid !t-"" Ia t~t r~Mr." 'Bot Frank alwayt ends 11P hi~ conVeriitlonl about wreekt an~ nf~ty b:V 110lnt1ng ottt a 193b_ Cttovy with lta front end bantrcr\ ld ''Thit'.s one th11.t !et me up h1 thej wtecldnJ busines!l," he saht "I wn 11'1 that wrec'k, and rU never for~ei it" NO SMOKING BOClNTClN, N J UP- A yol· towllllt piete of paper found btl· nealh the First Presbyteriftn Ch\ll'th'.s l)lll'Pit read "Swore uti tGbRCI!O May 12, 1885 R. t Slmrm.'' I WATCH YOUR ST&P NE\\'FANII, wm N. Y UP-4oh·• MeHeH remembf'r from no.v on 1b.e ottt Blw abM~ ll rtl• ern 1!1'f hit patb. Htl accidentally shot htmse1( 1n tlte r111ht foot )Yhl'!'l be alepped on a eat lfhile Pl"Sr· 1 t.1dne, ff'itb1 • .22 ealibet rln.e in Kit Lo<llilil'lll Channe~ e WCHS.TV CHANNEL I 8:00 Captain Kanagroo 9:00 Morning Show IO·OO GMry Moore 10 ·30 Arthur G--.dfrer I 1·30 Strike it Rieh 12 00 VaUant Lady 12•15 Love of Life 12 30 Search for Tomorrow 12.45 Guiding Ught 1:00 Katie's Kitchen J ·30 As the World Turns 2.00 Our Miss Brooka 2 30 Houseparty 3 00 f11g Pavoff 3·30 Bob Crosby Show •·oo BtightPr Day 1.1 15 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge QF Night 5·00 The Early Show 6 30 Your Esso RepoJ1er 6 · 4~ Sports ?arade 6.55 Weatherman 7.00 Profile '1:15 Douglas E:dwardt 7·30 Range Rider 8 00 Phil SliverB Show 8 30 The Brothers 9:00 To Ten the Truth 9:30 10·00 10 30 11:00 11:05 11:10 Cltrlt Troo"''Y ?f or tmt ' Es••• Tc .., "' "'' ' a 1UDE11S WMITilD to odtoro drlv1111 eXJ><lnste to llaven..,ood. ~ J"unlw S!l)'der, Ph!>11• ~61. . n& '"' WlU do 1ewin"f 111 my home. ·~es~?­ Qilllble rates. Mrf. WiWam 'Rad· ford Tel. -~~~• 14 61e . ~AY1 DOI'I'I' YOU ICIII)Wf llltor'• w!U !livo you l tile b•fl \r.a!lo oa lurnnure 01' a~p.u.;.. Total I'll. teamer. wallpa~a Clit>tan Plahar, :lilt lepol'l. Pli. 112111-X 11-1 tt - 'li!W!\!ir ~~~ iji!QI tpelf Orfaulzatttin!ll 141J.tl ~c~ 'a~'; Nla~t l'!iOB• OOOOB • PLYII0111'11 ' a8 u GRUESER BLOCK CO. t Mllto North at ,_,_, I 3 18 3tp ~NOIU~QI~N;I~SS~-­ OPPORT\Il<IYY IN Tl.lt iiOkORN lUI INISS According to· moJt; theatrt opera· tors, popeorn Ia their large.st selling and mOlt probltabl~ item in the concession IJtand. We are offering an opportunity to obtain a pop corn eoneestion in large drug, C!baln, dept ltorer, super-markets, 5 & tOe Jtorl!l&, !beotreo, etc. ~ ttp to 410.000 or more per year wia an 'tnltla1 cash outlay of, lest than ~.000. Tbe methoit we uSe in thb bull1101111 II! brand new and amuiJtaIy almple to operate. We hue a compreh_,jve mere_Ju,adi~DC plu wlti<h tllOllleJ ll!JOD• wltli average iatelllpace of a toud WE BUY ITRUCTURAL I BEAMS 1 IC!!AP IRON- MITAU I ' ,I OHIO VALLEY ~UNK CO. '"'• SJO METROPOLIT~H AUTO SALES 'bWitllNI nnt1111:. Tbl8 iJ a eo:uPl.ete paok.,e deol wlllcll (n. WHTN-TV CHANNIL IS 11:44 Sla:n: Oa 11:45 Clrto"n Club 12:10 Noon News ~ludes RIYITal ,.milRU mer,. e~ndj~n1 IdeaL II IJpello lq all aae·· tt:oupa in rbotb ~-.zes, Act now. Write ~r wire f.lvlaf 12:15 Ntl!lhboro •ollie, adtll1&;' aud Pfi0>11e • to P.Op Ci>rn ·:oe~· 1111 e/o The l)jtlll' ,'!en\l.i!el; ~-03!· 12:30 Liberace !'OR SALE 'I'Cl HIGH BIDIJ.R - I:• Jlon. l .- 1931 !?•dee Two D~ s~ llfar<Jt 21, UJil'7 II Jl) A·IPlllla~ttnar Auto Co., J3> 1 from Good Slloe Repair SEE us·TODAY ·, 1\~c:ine YOD SAVE HERE P.·l" pita.. electric 'mot~•· 1-40 K. W.ollJO vol•• P~l'l'ator --1- bolst GI!OI'P llow!"\', 11!1 , l'tacoet ~venue, leroy. P!tent 2111·11· WIWIALD 1011111, 11. - l&a,lp , 11n!de Oil tor' dust <Oatro bruh • lournlnt~. llfeservlng :'ttc. $3.00 . .l!'r "barrel, Phol"' !fl!:l.-M. Vll'f" Tearord, Syr~· 11!"· f-l~tp llmht•· .tri!ll.l:r¥ 'J1IIAIUlR. uew ""' aDII t\lbes, tr.lll~hltch, uew 10 • II lmJ, Prl!\1' OO.llO. to! • i.l 230 SOu Ills A.ve., !lid . _port. a 11 CaD Iii .u ft. £llln BOil wltb IQ B. • lf'"~ll A - Motor, •r:l ;"~ wb'ol t ·-~ ,.(!rOll. • Dot eonillUo , ~- U.!li ,1'..,... lfr, ,......... ~ ew. _..:._ "lrr. Sll ~~~~~;;;;::::;~\ t ' , sermeOI eomforllllg • • •• ·• • • • ..••. •' •* .:J. c:J •. • beauly • f~~nl!l'• me'1"4 bad bmt ID mental WtltuUoM 11IDo ~. or~ Can lOX """'~ , .. PHONB IOI.Y ,.r w•* Gonerol l'ropaiy Tn• Local (QPPI.I:l J10III>tl tor a lwo-t!<o7 ~· In VIelma. He II on the Alb~pe monument. holding an 1mproviN4 Lriy GeiW'al Fund -"'!til~ . ' .,.. ~~~~~ oh ~ ;.;: """"~·..r!.tr '"'-"< .,. • ~ ~ . • ·_r ,Ul.Vfteu • ••~-~....,....., ' : " ill! - - 1 11), bo ,. leaped ( " l!Ond .Retlnment ~ (lot~ IOIUIII11iol01). ' er}, , - Modern Ministers Faee Same Job ' As St. Paul In Biblical Times Unltecl PNtt SteH CorNS~nt WJ\SifiNGTON UP...IJ'be mod· ern min1ster is tal~ing to tbe same kind o{ audienc~ tb.at face1 St. Paul. His task is to proclaim the basic essentials . of Chrl~an gospel to men ana women w'o m~y not ·•tnow-what it is all about 5't1t whO ' fefl • a desperate nec:l for the ''rtdleal healina" it can brmg. ,} This conclusion, · which may have a profound infiuenee o 1 Protestant pruebtng in the next few months, is the highligllt of a unanimous report recently submitted to the National CO\Incil of Churebes1by t11e '2'4 distingul!he,t theolorlans and minister-" wno are niembers of lts comminio.1 on evangelism. · Te 19-pagt3 report, drafted by Prof. Robert Calhoun of Yale Divinity School, i! notable in at lebf two respecti. It presenh • tummation of Chritthn llelteh on whleh l'fPI'IHfi+Miv,_ .t ell INior eblt ~ •""'· Th,e •liDfl'l Jneluded such diverse ffgures as Dr. Nonnan Vir. cent PeB)e r4- Nef York and Dr. Gaines S.' Dobbins of the Snuth· ern Baptist seminary. And Jt ahows that u. S. Pl'otestantism ha~ comli! full elrele since tht: pre· war days when JOspel-preachin,::: evttlgelbm was relegated ' to an unfashionable corner of church life. oPportunity 'For Evongelltm The r9port treats the current ''reUglous revival" in America as an opportunity for evangelism, rather than evidence that the 'eburches already ne getting their mi!:siJ&ge across. 1 • 'I:.i1Ee other ma.ss movements," Its •ays, "tbfs one: move11 w1 many levels, from superfiebl quest Of n~w emotional .sati:;. factions or ways ot ~~c•pe from ha,rd re,auw to the proround db· eontentl of honest, vlgorow, penitent men and wome~ ln r:c volt a~ainit sb~s attd haJf'·reaUclean, wen. tieB, trul! ort!ns tlut for tl\e Uv· pleDI;J traetor tna God. 7flOJD bo,.e, wilh '.!OhrlatJ./1 e..a 1eutm " conlawn, Jots of Bb.:de. cerned tor bot~ fllatu.r~ JI:Q.d imra~ol 'W:•tuN. Cli?'l\f-Bil'ht8d i and c'o11· t;Md .HqtrS. All aliq aeed tQ lfnl U!emaelvel face to tare with 'ruiiu)n •• water. God and Father of Jesus mile from Stataf:GI•>Ist Jn )lis unyielding jud't· store and church. A plae.e to live, and ; infinit' mercy, both a , abl!lldy know the raise J'OU~ iOJ'I. Only 12,000.00. MINIIt$\'1.,:1,.. ·-,:- '6-room frame, tbelr need for hcahng metal 1 acre lot. '*toOt; -tilt"•laf~ .•ll porth. at 12000.00. IIZ\UIU&- u...._ II ~""" ProiMI..,. dtinamlnatlons '"" ' $hDe ·Shop Pomeroy, 11l-21j-~t,< )<anon! 11ucx EGGS. N. c.'sttnlt, ! Jlt!:Win. , 318 31¥ i-e H. UCIII'TS BY LOUIS CASSELS Oil Rt• ._ Coif Wnt. G.-, Roc!t ~~ ( 19) ·Business Qpoort-unities - SC:HIDULI H - 77 .82?1· : Qblo. 1180,207.12 ~ddl~. ~· "l .~blle- i ~J;~'iif sr~:- ::_r: 1 370,424.30 Total Expeodlturn and Balaoce -R\)NS -- . . . If~•,. lfl~X ShiN In Chrltt's Llf• ''The promise was not wceess th1s world, not even a claim virtue, but a WilY to share in the Redeemer's own life or d~­ voted toll and vl~toriOil.!r s-;uftet lng, to have in oneself the humble mind of Chrift Jesus, and to know the joy ot lUU!bakeable trust in God . . ." ~~ cenh'al irnperetlve for ·.<,jj~fpiHt;lp wW' ;;l;t t.a;j,,.· Y•nc:• of detollocl preeep~ but partiel,..tfen In a way of li'-• •n lnw•nl ·diiQIIOtltion that burt vislbl• fr~.tlf'l, a '1plrlf' . ' tour ~benllirt ol Rotlr..,.itt 080.00 SteelMaking· 3Yoints fo• W/"ak .,,DI The WuJunetOJI Cot.art *.fte mcetiD&: 1.1 one of three .. t..eing liefd over tho ~tate ~n; ~ Ill!~ Steel pt<>- the month or May to r~'!Ce \ba, 4uetio.D ~f(1 i&DOtbet tbree 1JaTp &tate-wide eonveotioa. ~~ P.ti1olf ~~, ta ""I or plaa .... advan<Od U.ll · - l>Y ~11 ~~ II \Ill( -laue lo lh' J\llvioon COunCil o• a ._ ,Ita· 110 4own ift eomlnf wukt, aetord- sit. Its aim 13 tJl e!'Wiarage. a. ~ lAg to Steel Ma,u.ine. ' large partieipa tio~ ol .tOOll.ar:r The matarlne termed the de- members and estiblilh an instiuc· eline orderly and taid the steel tlonal conference not pouibJe ibaot production rtle Is becoming with a large grou-p M&ssiJion and "more "allstle." ~ Uma are the altes of h.e two Auor4ina: tD tbe publie.auon, otlaer ..Wom. . aid ·!Dll7 - d bo 120 The .seuioo in WUh.lol:ton million net toa re¥• and tbe inCourt ftmlse will inclUde AuliU. dustry eould' prodUC!e that much ilfYIM~ from Adams, Alben~. by oparaUn& at· DO per cent of caBrown, BqUer, ClermG,nt, CliqJOn, pacity. Darlullhe Dnl two montlts Ute D f J a w a r e, Fairfdd, f~te, ~ot tate averaged rr.s or eap• i'r&Ulin, C:allia, C'-rreene, . Hll'llil~ ei.,. At a yetr1J pace tliat would too~ Highland. Hoc~ng, Jae~n, prod1J9 121.1 .utJp tou--a fmr- Knox, Lawreli<O, ... .-~~~._ K.tdl' " wljlclj lltonl optl- Jon, Meip, Perry, P1cllaw.,-, Rike. mi8ts eou1d not e1ped, Steel said Ro.!is, Se1oto, Umon, Vmton atld f 1tle metalworking magazine saJd W~UTcn Counties tllere 1re paorted fUIOl18 lor the The Auxiliary Highway deetine Jncludiila a reduced del_s made up of more than marid for 1teet. Amenear1 Lea:ionna1rcs and iJ Ia tbe Chicago distrid l,l S. ~:uuzcd bY county groups, Steel Corp. took off one blast fur- viaeti by the "Patrol's 54 oaee and three open hearths be- Headquarter•. The eause of weakneu fn orders. La· wa~ e!jtablis.bed at the bar·triubleJ Ia a Buff.alo mill and or World war n an>J an ea.tti'n. Oblo mill pulled ateel reiJI):uly aalst HIJbway ~dkm rateJ down. Contfnua1DQ in routine dptie!t: u wtU as triou Of a strike at produc- being trained: · foi emer;eoey .erjne ol)'gq for •tee millt abo is 'del in ease of natural disuter bP:Iperlng lleel produetion. or ..... , attack. A Clevelalld alee! mill took of! !If"' I f.,....... . a..:-... "'!"'··'• Dedueticirn for TUitwn Paid Otb· er DjJtriCta 195.54 Total Foundation ~Program 111,0'13.95 'ltentel !l'om St!bool Lands and ' l'roper{y 9111130 Walklilo llemorill 783.1.8 Tu1Uon from PafenU and P• trons 291.24 State Milt Fund 1,196.49 State-&bool plant reblbilitatlon 80Dle of 1ts steelmal!::.iue: facilities so that the lob or tylac io a plant Peden! addi.Uan c:ouid 10 forward, the flanta .maPzfne' noted. Caf.ol\lrta aDd lmu:h on.tr FOR &!Cl'IU *~unti..Y S.rYice , one d.iltrk:t, rrou~~ ln<nued ite P<oductlou rate laat weet. The Maboalni Yalley ateel area of Youqtton We:nt up z. t Receipts, MUll: Fund Miscellaneous Total Revenue NON·liEViii!WE:points willie produtUou iD 'iuflalo, Sale of Bonds an.ooo.oo Birmilllbam t'-t Hc:Omee the ru~ing moand the weRern !Premium on bollll• aold tlw of one'• whole ezUtence. • statal bold steadY. A.eeAJed i.nterelt Oft bon.dt ~ • "This is tbe IUe of faith, i"J Of the 4\iltrictl whieb declined 7 the profound sente that PauJ Jn prodaetlon, Detroit suffered the Trauden to 0111. Jlmd 18.~ bltlul dr......,7.5 (IO!ull of! lte gave: to that word: Not merely Total trso...Uono liii1;34U9 belief, nor even eoruciout trust ~~·~~~.uL----~~ though both are include-d but a ~lllULI ttl tul'iling of one's whole self to GotJ IXPIIIOITURII Jlaull"'l 91 .~ In Christ and finding in him the Ina:urance 28tM AfliDNIS1'ft~TIONground and a:oal of one's own beTotal Other Porposes 4,141.11 Salorie• ..d Wueo Adm. Qlll. ing." Tole! OpenUon of Sdtoel Plant .,.. o!lll Emplo1001 8.111.76 The report emphuizes abo TOial p....,U) Serrito 8.881.!8 111612.011 that this turmag, whicb cburehu orr1ee Supplles 11112.07 IIAIN'J'IlNANCE OF SCHOOL call "conversion,'' is not the end Service Pund-TravellnJ lb:~ but "only the deeJgive beglnn· pe118811 22tU7 P enonll Service lJU5 it11.. of Christian life. llateriala 101' JljllltL J'411lp. ancl To~ Otber l'ut>pos9 t?:Ut It therefore question! the va· Furniture l'.QZIAO Tole! Adm!DiatraUon UIIUO lue of the kind of ltepaln Stbool BIIIP 2.001# INlmiUC1'10Nthat secb, by 1'eraoua) Jei'Vice UM,MOl'l Total Other Purpooes 1,~ perhapa by T«aa lllamtenaaet of Sdaool Tell IJOOk! 1,7to.OII to lnduce voluntary Plant 3,111.17 Olber Educ. llltppUea 2,US.12 most as an end in itself." Total Ope..ooatlq • ¥aloten.a~ Repl1cement ltl~tionat tquipo True Chri.ttian evangelllm, \t 111,1111.6:1 moul 2,3112.79 is a "ver:£ different'' thln~J TOtel current Stbool C..llt itplka BducaUOil!ll Equipment revivahsm. It is a "contiou· 110,841.~ ltU9 ing laak" which cannot be lett Tet~l otber purpoaes ~.83 DEBT SERVIC&5,'100.00 traveling preac-hers and speeial Bondl Maturina Total llllltnttll.. 11 cl 0 1,311.6() meet~ngs, but must be perform•d CI).OIWINA.TE AC'i'IVITIFJI.-. '-terest o~d• Total De Service 7,016.6() yert,r round bY each local churoh P.rsonal s.rvtce AUe.otlanee orYin its own community. tict!f5 Enum. 3"1.'15 CAPITAL 0 Pur.chaae of Land• u.eoo.oo Otbe> Dririulr tralnlDI Equipment of New Sebool 81dgs RETTON ILL . 2111.63 Pomeroy H1gh School Coaeb 'I'otal Other 'l'\n'Jo.St;l 201.83 Total' capitet ()uttar Dick Retton h.!IS been confmed t., '])tal C011rdinlle Acl ~.31 Total Expenditures 21!11,76Ut his hOme for several days with 11 ~ Transfers from Reh. Fund lo 1 tbroat and fever. He was ~3.~QOI ~tliJ'Y ~ 1 455l0 1 to take b1s tl!achiug dutlea Total Q~ P~ W.SO cen.JUnd Total Tranfe1118.48 - Junior H1gh SchoPl ThunTotal Libraries Total Transactio~ 201.-ao and Fr•day. TitANSPoRTA'J'ION Qll" Pll1'11S'..S$1:Y$ ~D LIA.U.trlp ·;;i:;;;;;:::::;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;'"!";;;;;..,1j !Person~ seryice J58 00 AliBBTSr SOUTH"ASTERN OHIO Mo... \l'.fi!Jele Suppll,. 48.83 Casb )Ioney on H>,ttd II' De- I • R,P\...meut llotdr Veblcla .._rtfonl Alloclatlon New 5050.00 pository, Active Qd ~ive Aetounls 370,~ FLUFF DRY WASN""' *OitY CLEAMIMt am.oo ·- 'o ••1 Con fltw e We Plclc Up I Qall.,llats. tlltntd .,.: :Uocktll HOME LAUNDRY CO. 111\41dr.,ort ' .w J· E H 990 a.=:::: l On you P' 8:t81 "-.311 1Oth Annual SHOW and SALE THDiportallou Coutra<t' ·~~~ ~m! ~::.'~~sof ~ *THURS. MARCH !1 . . . . . , •.m. hill-. I~ lufto, 16 Opoiuilll ' aroo~ 11o11on e JIQI CATALqtGU•• Wrlhl Hiram Sl•wtv, tun<lie• t thmg 1 o•o •• THEN TRY THE WANT ADS! Supp~ l! LIABIUTIIi1SBonde~ Debt 188.110 Total Liabilities ..terlals l.OOO.oo 8,'160.00 170,000.00 9,0110.00 820,624.22 418'100.00 415:100.00 E'l'eS& or ,._qtney ol Aosets. Total ~ I Mldtllftporf Rllb LOOKING FOR WORK~ hivenlory Lands {'cost) ·BuildinP l'COJtl Equipment (COlt) TotaiAioell eRode Sprl!'!l' 1111,...... are to settle less trying th•n the radt· Tedemption " goes on, St P,aul "Gut\ the ttl,28'1.)1 ?,UO.U flll.t21.tl Total Prooerty Tu J"otiadlltioa. Pi'o!lnm C.b ""'olnd· . IOO,tlt!Ul De~n lor Teaeben He• · t~t.nent · 0.812.00 Dilduetion for School Emplaye.s Service (other 80 00 lltl;l'e&tlonal Supplies tb•ll p]ay..ground) 140.74 TUition Paid to Other Districts IIIUI Teaebers Retirement Contribu- tion 0,112.00 £c;p1oyaes Retirement Conttl· bution 880.(Jt TotiJ Other Purpo1es 11.128.28 Total Otb.er Auxiliary AgerteJ.el ll.208.28 OPERATWN OF SCI!ClOL R..AoNT Personal Service GU 1'1101 Juittns Spplies Water Tpi=n,!1111 £le~i~ ~ . • I.034.Q4 Total 20 9) 1-"rance .-~............. ··--••·-~---- AleacrJ. . '«1-"""'JIIIIOA ~to fe..Viqes I! mlt'JIBS. WttklDa Memorial ?tOblfm&. '*"'~ lh~ Clile~!f!! jl~ N.Ws 11!!~ Ill i:IJ$.S. , 12411lOC. 30,t~U8 C"euenl Flpld 8ond •ltetlrement :ntnd 7,2:90.49 Bailding tund 331 IMUI oonduoting tolli~Vli~ .o..tltiJII !peal .,.. FU:nf Transfer 18.... 2011,782.00 !I~OE, DECEIIBt!l 31, 19SII '1D' Bl~ laltest Ume of the ~eF lo · Pliolle Garlleld ND8I 1».64t.4'l Toljll ~ASTUT • U8 tth "'"' · ·: Partmbul'iL W. Va. til.\>11~ ·Reh}.lbilltafjon OlUCMlO, VI' .,.. Ron Delauy ·Berm aonrTH1~. w. I 'filii I G~eral · tu.rid Bon4 r<tlrement fuad 7,016.00 Buudlug l'llnd 42,t!OO.OO Wllld~.! ~emor)at S03.9'1 '~l41!o~ roe.'ti~.P. '1i1Kt,l;r. ""' , _· """" · ,I ElO'JIIDI'Jll.lliES- "'DJ.n&a. ' . . --:----::::'f=: ---...,_, fftf -..:....J. Geii!TtU Fl,lnd 1117,7118.'16 1Boftd Ret1remeot Fund 1l.M2.M Bulldinf FUnd 1111,000.00 Watkins 783.151 1'olfl , !151,344.19 Total R..,elpts ••4 Jlol. S80.207 12 Cot •• rout • 1:1~~ hate a 28.1162.93 1IIICBIP'J'S-.. , _... ,.bedttled frpm P.M., 111 Wltlllil>!ltoa I C.,urt H- IIIJb .se-..1 Audltot A~lllell '!'Ul ll1en,l 17:JD Plllrli Dl1111<to t. J tlld I w- ~-\t-1~ lia!!on to lhr opcaklng tiro•"' """ ,"'" • ,_ , '"" =""·~. J! !o\oate• will pre"nt the ·"""""'.- 110.v~ ...... ~~~.. • :.1 st y 111m- on oowu~:~ 8 . li~ ~..w•on, ...~•u, Thl.s movie - just of! the <nro. ........ ·r;ili''" rdtu.-"'ill;' • ~.~ ,... f' .. ,..• , , '1" iue(fon liM ..,. shlrllif lotere.t~ng • , 8lie •eellH t1' ll!f wklfil ~gfot parS 1100\!18 IIIII !Am at 10~tl~an! aports event - tb"e ABC Champiollfblp :to~nt. 8Qme St '~lAo-..... IUUI: l'ltl. ~ 11011 ., ..,._.,,, .....- .... , th~. ~) tgp ~··Ut>• slin'• Call ' 188:M tre se8a"' 1ri IGtloft' oJil the ABe aJ. 3 8 If leys In !hi~ IIIQ1· .... "'' W~• . ,\! ~ lltld, "'RI'flw>tfllv~ pf t~e 8c,aftj''4 ~ t.'liit ~1!9,. -.•o:il"~ 1ti~els lhQJiaands 'llnta• 'I~ 111 11 i!lllq p~oh y~r *llendi"{{ clcy '- ,.. a,oo to lchotl IIINIImtnt T1t ._,4rt" ... 124,45t.:ta ieitiDU.LI t SIIIIIIAI<Y 011' CASH 8~ R!CBIPT8 .&MD EXPE>IDI'I'U1IUl BAU.."'IE, JMIUARY l, 111M General Fund 22.390 8(1 Bond iRetirtment FuM 2,4M.25 Bulldllltl Fund a.m~t 1\fattint M:tmorlal 754.82 lleldb!Utatlou Furul 18..,. 1 ~~ flf ....Tho ""elltl' 4 !!We....... ' ,;MUI.OO or GEfS "" .lolnl TOJ ..,.,......,. Tu Looy ~ Red Skelton 1 :f~ M'ovte Matln'e e 3:00 AfternoOn .l<'llm Feltlval f :3t Super Serial Time 5:00 Miek'ey Mouse Club 8·00 cartoon Club 8·30 Five Star Final 7:15 Jnlin Daly &: the N'en 7:30 Conflict 8:3~ Wyatt l!:,up \I 9:00 lsroken Arrow 0:30 DuPont Cnall!;dla 10:00 Polka 'flme 10:30 Confidential Pile 11:00 News 11:15 Tl-teat.re 13 Ito......,..., t. .._ -·-- $64,000 Question Do You Tru&t Your WU. UP-To-The Minute NeWI Scanmng the Weatbw The Late Show 1:00 Feminine TouC!b tO, ·t;tT. · · wlllcb litis )eOI' wl.~.!P ~ 1 ~ ... "'''"""' ,.,... 1o AlllLillatJ'oana..r ...,...._lite~} ~:;=====::=:::t""';';::''"":;::":":=:=---J r ll :lS Wel!lttaATeatt . \1 20 Press Box ----~---- Auxiliary Stare Highway Patrol .:.=;A~=.:..OF '1 .. Units To Meet On Regional Basis · Legal Notice /association anqovpeement toda)' tl11t th.e meeting b ftlr 7:80 p. m. at Pomand s~ "oU<et of Bvonll .1.00. Obltull'les Borae, en llajn Street wm tfU pf the many :and varied terviees of the ABC to ~ I 41 o;:..- f t "' arfiliated dty IIIO<latlons, Notic;es """ "'.." leOfUet, teomo and · ludlvidual IT'~ EASY T1) moniebrs. He wW out line oome of • !be new tpo<lal oorvloeo which ELL - RENT 0 • bave been lnttOOuced durin, the 1 ' employment ""'"::!"' hlre 2 room b'.:lti ]lot year or ao uDdeJ: the ABC's or. find a lost Item tbroJI(h t room oncJ bath fUI'nlohtd llzpooded Servlceo l>lOirtm. the Dally SontlileJ WANT In Pomeroy, 1 toom lo~,. Bowlero ottendiDI Ibis meetino I Al>s. DOn't it oft obatht furnished IJIIfurnbhetf, wW be in~Jted to ~bmit questions Cal\398 Today- An Ad tD 8Udeu, 0 mil., nOI'Ib oJ Poole- to tile ABC repr-llve during ffiiS cofumn roy. Feferences pleaea. Phone • 1pecial open foum period. 10·30 A Man Called X 11:00 News Headlines 25 Tomght 1.l 30 S1gn Orf so IJE" :::.... ttt,at~~ V!~r llllllfttt- Auiliw i!tOI4 lfiill••> p,. . . ...,.,.. 111. YIII.., ldtool or. tro&,men Ito• 21 I(Mlltia ''n1J trlct, o1 ...... P. Q. &M- 1\>fl'l al WWi!t- Col!ll H..... - .....,_ OhiO. Qtlo Mttrch ••• . . ,.,. • retiiOtW ....... ~~~:~er~s;;,· !ltD.., "'oWlll!.l; t,l ShoJ~P ~t ' -ry . 7 45 NBC News 8·00 The B~ Surprise 8 30 Panic 9 00 Jane Wyman Show 9:30 Armstrong Ctrele Theatre TWt!\1~ llo~';l' llotK&oiD•1 liO~ICE CAME, '"' Awards PHONE 398 ~TES . ' 6 30 NPWS 6 45 Sports Eye Siildi•lf ' ,1'01:1\tAtt Nat' ' Ill Cote illldt!t Jlfidllneo ~·· . N'ewl IIRTH ANNOUtiCID u:ta lfoatl>mut Mr. and Mrs H'arold Thomns !1:20 Pred a... ( ' 10 00 Home cilht!i\i 'till¥ .ORittYit Gttitfd\);{Jt~nts arlo M" anrf ~ -" All tllree of Uu! pilot plants to IV LOUIS CASSELS I be 1built during the next few U"ltH Pr"t Stoff Corrftpon..nt months are adaptaLion! of the dis. W ASHING'l'ON \1P-Man !s UIJatlon method wh1ch man has mO'IIInr cloter lo hls aneleut ul'ed for cenhmes to purlfr, -wadream or de-salting the sea to ter. Pure water Is exttaete<l by provide an unlimited supply of appl)'ing hea\ to salt 1&'a:te~ to rreoh -'·ater for farms and cltle,, cause evaporation, and then con w h •oWII'nment Jcientiste said tod:ay densmg t e vapor • .:. -«:: · --- - - Re.tearch on cbeap methods ol purllylng ocean water wUI take a lia:nificu.nt atep forward \biB summer w1th the conatritctlon of three pilot plants on the EaAt and West coash U thllse plant• work a!J well &s designer. expect, sold David ~Jenkins, bead of the Interior 1>~· partment'a OCllce of Sallne W• COLUMBUS, o . -Mombel'! o/ ter, "It appeara real'lonably eer the Ohio NaUonal Gul'lrd m 1931 talh" that the cost of lar-a:e·aca~e may be entitled to compenAatlon conversion· of ocean water will be under the Ohio Bonus Law, for brl\ua:ht ddwn to about 50 ccnt11 ~ervlce whlch 13 not shown o'l per t,OOIJ' ••Ilona. lhtir Separation Form DD-214, Thaf would be a major break· Director Che•ter w Gollle or lbe through rn re•eal'ch. 'fhe most rot- Korean Contllct Compen 11 ntlo"l tlclent ult wator conversion BP· Fund announced here today ,paratut now In ul~board Nov} This decision was reached at a shi~ and at 11olated induatrl ,I conference wtth Adjut 11 nt Gen· sites-operates at a tott llf eral teo M. Kreber uf lhe Stille about $2.00 per 1.000 (!allons. of Ohlo; Major General Kenne!h· (IM81 water rateiJ, dellvei'Y'-d cooper, commander or the 37th to meten, Cor the averae:e con· Divltlon, Ohio National Guard, sumer Is aboUt 50e per each 3M G. w. Fait, legal counsel Cor thl) a:allont. -tommiJJioncrs of the SmkiniJ A T•miMirtry Ta,..... ~Fund, Dfrector Goble and the But Jenkins and hit colleatuPB members of hi11 staff. wh'o ha\'e tested seoret of dlffeJI· The ruUnll of the lC>a:al court· ent conversion ptocestes since th" sitl was· Jdvernment re~eareh profiram "M'e~ber.s or the Ohio Nation· wa, launcbod In JOIJ2, na:ard the al Gulrd whO wen o1·dered t•J M eentt fi1ure 11 only a te111- extendod active duty In the Afmy porp-y tar1et. ol the United State11, to 11ltend uwa expect to teep on brln~· service schools or 85 members o! Ina tbt cost downt he uid. adv3nce detachments prior tU A 1oott tnany more )'ears of rl!· January 15, 1952, UIOI date the eearch and exPtrlm,.ntatlon wiH 37th Division was o1'dercd to &t... be necenat'y, he' tndltated, to Uve duty undbt Aeti'le M1lltary reduee eonveraiqn collts to tiM! Service Order No. 21 issued by point whtrl!l mljor dtlea woutH the United States Seeor!.d Atmf conalder lt eeonomlcafly fe11lbiC are ron1h1eted' to have been to run a pipe line to tlle nea"- 5erving on aetlve duly In tbe tilt Ita eoa" rather tHan rm A:Ptnef Poli~s ot the United their rt.rtrvotrl from wel11, riv· states during thot period ot d'uty en and taka . and! th"- are entitlil'!d to the Kf). PreNn.r coati of frc!!h wate.- roan b<l"ll.! eb~~atlon for .sut·~ tor munloipa1 and' lnduatrla1 UK- period of ~erv~e." ranr• troro only a lew eent1 pf!r This dbet no~ incln~ any "i1<'· 1,000 11llons, In areas 1ituato I tlve dutyf fdf tkirl11tt" it summer nelf in lfftequate auppl)', to ' camps or 1eJ!Ylce ~ebools b~ rnetn· 111N1i ot 16ou~ tt etntt pt1' 1,000 'ltf'l ol tM National Guard or &a1ldri• lri' a feW pllee• whe~ Army, tf•vY, AJr h\'C!e, Marlnd~ wppHe.t ar# ftltee. or Coot Guard Re1etve , Director lrii'n'!t* J.PUDnent ofrlclot. Goble "IG. IN C!Cft'Vtlti! tlat 41&-tat\ed se01 AppHdlnt• clatmlne compenil ,.,ter .. tlrlo "Uitlmate'' anawer to t1on fot t!exti!nd'td attlve dufl.•• 1 tiM aaUon·• ever-ell:pandlne db· llot sho\tl\ 6Jl tWtnr rorM DD-'21 J maacf'•for 11101't and more &eih should subntlt I c~ of their of· WlttP. ; tielal ordet• covering th1$ perl'l,i Finding enouah water to meet or •xtra "exlend8d active duty" demanr:l already It a major prnb- Direc:tor Goble explained lent In vJrt111tly all Western lt&l· es and In many part• of the 1:H'IIINU't WINS Eat. SJIOt\&fts ore ao 1cute in oNEW WRJ1 Ul' - Ike Chest· some areu that Prealt1ent !!1- nut de1ftanllri• a· prfne1pal's berth :tenhower reeently wt~rned that !<Ida) m tllo lortKoomhllt\ feather· "wattJP ... rapldl1 b~eomlnlif our weiaht tlt\(l tournament in'str.ad of mnat IJNcloYI' natural reaouree" the altemata'a poll he elrn<'d Fll· Doultlt , . .tit . day hiaht b)' QU,lVDlnttng Gil Ca· A.ul•a~ St<Niorll •f red G dllll lo•tllolr tot,.... tel.-.lslon bout Aondlltl eotltrtaltll th•t the t9'1e af Madabn Sqll'are darden. populltiOn wtU oboul ts3 blllloa lflllona Of water a da)' 1001111111 PAVORID JMNSAS Cl\l', Mo UP llbout twiH· "" pr-llt need. "'W)I,tn· wi ClUI eeonomieally Southea'l\elh, Oklahoma State ol tAe watet from the oeo•n and Durint tati1 Q I tout-point fa· uae it fof lll'k:Uiluft., for fndu• vorll• on lllf prollfll !rorlnl of try, Mid for '-''n coniUtnpttoJi," bit Jim SI)I~Of Ill Its ehamt)loh• h• ·~· ba.. • .. llltlp Plll••wlllr " " · - · ll&l "' - r. fl:OO il\ltti1'!'t ~~- 2:3o Tenneift!e lfrule P'ord 3:111l Jfallit,.· Tlififre f<lilttlf child a year, while NCI]I'riUe . tOifltht Ill tho Tolllltlm'eilll · 1 WS'AZ·TV CHAMNIL 3 il.Mi SJen On ' 7:00 Today 9 00 Romper Roo:-n 2·00 Cllllll!lil ~. to St!hool 8\rrttfe Inn Bt Mcll!l Gtnfl!llal lftJq. 01\'ai· on Mare~ if This is th'elr Progress Reported In Man's Old Dream To De-Salt Oeean Waters ....... Tuesday ~ Mond*J ..1 Clt'annel3 6:55 Sign On 7:00 :!:o!i¥1' ! :Oil 'Htd'dtcjlort, Rlr., an arh'lourtdng t'Jte Htftlf df a five ~ultd th'lr(een rtate letillllture to .bollsh or sus- other mea m condemned row have pl!n.t tbt dootll ~tnten,., oald tl!at been there aeven years and are Abbott thOUltf have been exeeuted still alive," McMillan 1aid. ' ·n,.............r.r-s , "''h WSAZ -TV ChC!nrt~l3 r."d_ __ ~Y1-. ahd ~Re,reFor WANT ADS sooond.cii 10:00 Htiillt Tht wuui:; -t~r~ Class or !·r:OO PTI•• ~ 1\lfiht t~• l!lrttlrP"i!ll! E'!Jli elitrleh will 11:30 · Ill •~ Cbt!o<quenees ,m~ct 1'1\firs'tay rV:cnhf&f ar the 12:00 1 ' 1's• J!ilugM hOme or Mrs t!:d ltu'lg, Rack 12:30 It C'ould Jfi You Sp.\ MacMaster WID FOR CONSIIITJINT DEPEJ{IMBLE RESULTS MEETING POSTPON,EO es. GovernoriSLi.. :. te-=C::-:al : :-: : -Ca--ns-esStudy To Junk Death Otamber CITIZEN Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Marth 18, 1957-3 ' I Your I Sunri$e • To Suns_. Station 1 ~~3~)~1~8,~1l~e=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;:f'~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;:;:: I• �' . • • • • - ' ~1b'. Sentlllel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 18, 1957 . .· . · 'ffte 40,000 Life Question ( Daily Sentinel Day Boo~ IMt YW to.OOO persons were killed on our streets and hi· Jhftyt. That llgur,., exceed!! the number of Americans killed ' N!W b.- actkillldil.ting the eiltlte Korean War Naturally the question In !lie mllll!s ilid On !he lips of all th.inkmg citizens is, "Why?" Wily' dol>a' a Sdpposed1y clvUued country blithely try to oom· mit slow genOcide? That's the "40,000-lile question ." Until it Is anSW!'red this country wUJ continue to liquidate its driving and walking citizens at an alarming rate. Certl!inly one ot th" reasons for the mass murder on our ~ an¢ higbw:~yg IS' tile split lllol'allty so preVlllenr among drlvefh6c!ty. Wll3i is this split morality' It's a queer sense of taflfi!S tltat peffili!f a perl!Ol! 10 Uve by one code When He's outside his cat - and a completely different one as soon as he slips behind the steering wheel. This has certain similarities to !lie Sunday versus weekday Christianity se<n in many plac· Mr cud Mrs Joe E~rsb_ach at ,• announcm g !he lmtb or a. lO lb dau gh'i:l Darb Sue , Pr td.ay Mard ,~ ,.., tht> "irhr.tl'kel tlinJC Ma.son W Va. Albc11 Gordon of Middt.: port Is .a granMalher Thl' Ebcr~ '15arh~ s ha\'C four othrr chlldrf'n. Franklin Joe- , Thomas Larry, C loria .rean and Merf'i Christine The mcetmg of the Sugar Run MA. s~hedulcd !or Thursd!ly evenmg March 21. has been po.stponf'd to Thursday evt'fling, M:arch 28 due to the variety show, it wal! announ<'ed today by Mn Rn~ Woodgearcl president People sufffril\g from this mental malady usually have ex tremely high standards for their business, domestic, and gen· era! social beltavlor. But on the street or highway, their one norm Is- Ca'o.J get away with It?" This type of split thinking m110t go It CAN' go - and quickly - J! every driver will do ltis part. / Every driver, or rourse, Includes you and me Hit and run drivers,. drunk drivers, speeders, and Ucket fixers aren't the o~\y victims or split morality. Anyone who sneaks through on the yellow li!hf, jumps the gun at a traffic signal or commits any other so-ealled "minor" infracllon is Infect~ wllh it to some extent So is the person whll is careful to observe all the rules himself, but won't give iR in<h to rectify aAother d•iv· er's or a pedesftian's unsaf6 aciion. The person 'WhO drives by the moral code followa all the rules AND be also drives defensively. He drives in sue& 1 manner as to avoid aecldents by anticipating and allowing for hatatds ereafed by the unsafe•acts ol others and adverse traffic -n<f weather coQdltlons This is the only type of driver who can call himself a safe drlvet The fellow who Isn't willing to bend over backwards to protect htmsell and others ISn't fit to drtve He should be for bidden to use the roads by an< arouted public opinion. But part of that arouse~ public opinion Is our own private opinion ) BMore we lrllin our prlvlitl' opinion II!> &II those other drivers. we should !deus It mercilessly In out own traffic conduct If our driving doesn't measure up to tire strictest sfandardf, we- CaHf011nla ahould consider a five· under tbe law tbe way It Is now- · yeu moraioripm on oapltal pun· but that the law b all wro11J· 're part or that "40,0()0-llfe questl<lll' .. Jabment. •'fie wa11 10 death row only a Aloembl,.._• LOoter A. MtMll· lr GLINN ITACKHOUII Uftlt.cl ~~~ ltlff CorNI~nf SAN QUENTIN PRISON, Callf. UP - A few tiny pellets of. c)'a· nlde dropped In San Quentin'11 gas ehamb'e r produced a lplush of re· aentmcnt lorfuy that couJd end cnp· Hal puniShment In CaUfornta, Tbe pellet!! loosed deadly gas that see'ped up from a vat or hyd'roeholle acid to end t'he ll!e of eouvlcted kldrr..p-slByer .Burton W. Abbott--at the 11ame minute that Gov Goodwin J Kni1ht wns tJtylng vainly to delay hill death. Knlght, who wu cruising off the Ca11fornla caaat aboard the air· eraft: carrier flmflc~k, ,..waa pt tcmpt1n1 to ttly A..,ott't ex.!eu~ tlon to atve hts attorneya time to raise a final quesUon 1ft the ' ~·IF! courts. A telephone eall to the I_AS thlmber rame after the tiny petlett had been dro~ped . Chllrhtttr Mutt St., C...., Prlaon •utboriU~s utd that the t'Onttru~tion ol the pa chamber ta IIU"Cll that Jt eannot be opened after the' droppilli nf the ~nets untlf aU ,.. bu been pumped out -approximately an hour and a htlf Jaler. Abbott, a 28-re•r·old University of Calilornla aceount1na ftudent, !"'"'to blo death <almly, lnolallo, to the end he waR not responslble for the kidnapping and marder of Stephanie Bryah, 1o&-year-old Berk· eJcy, Cahf,. llrhd'olglrl in 19M . The Mquenc• of •v•ntt In the prlton was chllllnf. Abbott ttl'tPIMd Into the chair at 11111 a. m. Th• pelloh w.re clrop,_. at 11:11 •· m. Th• eall from the llftt'Mt'""t elomency eHIC. ht laeramMio come et 1h19 L 1ft. At th1t minute, Abbott'• battle to eiupe the exerutioner was l ht over Callrover- but a new fa: ornla' 11 controversial de11th pertalty broke out on sev&ral fronts. State Atty Gen. Edmund G. 11rtnvn 1ald that his oblervaUon• IM htm to doubt that t-apltal pun· lshment hal a deterrent effect on crime. Atkt !SoYNr Moratarlutft "Bittier tban beln£ a deterrent, eapltal puni1hment Mt Jlven of.. fitial appi'oval to th1 talr:lng of tU• under cet1alu circum-'oncet," Brown raid. "Tti.OH lf'ho bave neither the money tor eonUndlnK leitl ~roteedin11, nor the emotiona! publicity attraC!ttfenet& of Uieir easel ,1re summarily eueutcd aa a rouUne matter." The auor-n~y lillheral l!li~~d he waa or the nrm opinion that w•• DAILY CROSSWORD '.'>"li•a•ll •]"·] :1 ··-- .......... u...b!.. AcaoiiJ 1 Menu "em • Otto• -•<4 ..... ...... , 21 """' In· 1. Hllftt-. pmol\1.. I.CGmmeree 10. Pronoun t iMI ca.a1 •. 'l'rtpod Romu puort 11. Anpr ll.lldp~ 10.011 18 ._..put IS. Pot ., Will u.-1111 UOI\ lllanl. se lllnlllo IS.'Ifovab\41 .....o tt. Corttrtetl• 11. Wlld 11. Glrl1t ll\&riM tt. Pltaller tt 1t Exc!Jarna- -· .,... -· .......... ,........ 11. Obtala ts auntuo- H. - n era..,. :10.- .:. '-' :i h• : l i; < lJ :,.IJ'., I ' 1,' l I ::· •; I ~ 1:' fl •J -. ''h• •i •. 11 .'}'•, :il l ,.i I; II i:.. II 'I' l .. r•.u ·::·. 11 : ·· •,•. ·-~ 1 ~··J .i :~ : -1' l -~ r~• _11 l I. ~ :1 1 1 11 :1'.1 lll ' ;: ';,I' IJ': Ii l ; I '· ' : ' l .·J , p~_r-: ~ ~·j' 1' II: 1: · ·~ 1 ' '1 1 ·.'1 .,. . Ii i 111 1 I I lo ,__,.._ ... IAOOI.) tJon : ·~~ •J .\ tl Ua- tt.lllfjttlfl ........ t•-:r,w tt.lllldl 2D.Tmvud tt. Coloalatr ' J9. J'atlttr ,t.. "' u II C.Otoot <II ss. Ia .... 38 Cooftlol tO. IIlli f.l R&diWII l.,tn.l ,....., ... -... ......t - ............ 41. Notbl. . moldl• tt Utllt olttld 110 "';,W l . llttlttd 'lldll •.,.._ ..., I P1r Ill 'DMLY CIBD'JOQVO'I't - ._.. 11ft .. ftlll •• A.'I'DL8Aa•a llit.OJiro,aLLOW OM 1lltft llm)lY dudl for anothet. Ia \hW ..,...., A II' UliiMt M \."!: ..... ,,.._ X tor tho two O'a, ole. llqto IIIUN. ,..,.., 11\o 1<qt1t ... ow· 111 dq lh; oOilo lttton oN dllfortllt ,.,..lion "' "" .,... . _.-ca-_ VTOV IP e u e11 r. IY~ 11: BR oK RPFP& R VB ltiJ vcyuu vyov • • CC-0 - 0BRC~Y~BP. .!..,~ CIJII...oolot WHOCVIII Dr I)~ di'C/lt~~ UIJOi ilar' JiifJiiijijirj\it • ~ ..... ,,, ....... a ulihla . . . . ' lan, author of Iillis Stendlng In the little more Uum (!'.(~~ HaUonal Akll\lltOn Ave. • t"ntered u ~ ii;aiiinitni~aller at lht> post offi~ PomerOY. Ohio. Subscription rates DeU\•ery by carrier where ava1Jabht SO teal-t per week, one year 10. advance at The Dllily Sentinel of!l~. $15.60• IIX months, $7.80, three montba, S3 90. By motor route whQre twatlable: one month $1. By mail one year $8: s1x months, $( 25; three mODfhl, $2.50: one month, Sl. • Publlsbed eve_t'f afternoon except Sunda!{ by The OhiD Valley Sen· dnel, Inc., at 110 Mec;hanlc St., Pomeroy, 0 . B!Qmeas office phone 396. editorial office P.hlfU' 39'7. ' TELEVISION GUIDe r.frs. C\Yd~ Jtarrtson, €Ml'leS R'arrtsorr Middleport, Rt. f art'd' P.'h' and' M\-s: Bl•Ine CaT!ter. itutt-.nd. G'l'eat ofi'and;,arenht arc M\'. and Mrs Casll Zimmerman . 1f'Ut18nd, ami Mr and Mrs. Clyde It. lrarriH"on, Middleport, lt.T 1 Great I great grandmOther of the habY ls Mn. Fry, Pdmeroy THE DRtVER'S SEAT 11·00 The Price Is Right 11 :30 Truth or CGAseQ_uencea 12 00 Tic Tac Doul!h 12 3.1 It Could Be Yo11 1 CO Current 2.00 Parson's Study 2.30 TeAnesst'e E;rnl~ Fo:rd 3.00 Motinee Theatre 4:00 Queen For A Dq 4·45 Modern .Romance ,.QO Comedy Time 5.30 My Little Mara:le 6.00 Fl'.!derel Men 4:0l' Qli.e'lf!i.1-tfr " ~ 41411 ltlrv!Oij lfoDial!W lf:liO l!iuili41'f'TIIl\J' 4<30 11Y ~ Mlli!lllil 8:00 M.,..,ill 6::10 8:411 Nm~ g;isitifX ·• · s:fll. W'eail!1 1:00 7:30 7:t5 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:30 11.00 · . .r• 6·55 Weathercast 7 00 Grand Ole Op:ry 7 80 Jonathan Winters ~. Sir l.ft~~dl TaiOi of 1\letls Falgo (Chm-1ene Walburn) are announc· ll::llf Toril~t ina the birth of a srx ptiul'td te"- 12:311 St~ orr ounee daughter, Tere~a Lynn, at H'ol!!i!r Hoapital Saturday, Match 1&. Grandparents are Md. ,Chari~ WaJ'&ut'n, Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Thomas, Middleport Great gl'.'.lndparents are 'llr. and Frank O'Mara probably knows M'r.S'. Pearl Graves arid~ Mrs. Stell& more than anfone elae around Walburn. &:do C'ij!llbi Xlf!I'Jaroo town about the causes of aut r>9:QO Mol'nitll S!i<i\ir mobile ut-cidents He runll .t 10:00 Ga!_l1 Moon wrcekmli{ bmtineu-"A ju nk yard PTA TO Mtlll'f< 10:80 Arthur Godf>Of 1s what 1t is,'' be says--a few The Bradbury PareJ!t-Tea.c.her ll:30 l!tl'llif' It m~ m 1tes west of town. Whenever 1 A:;....,tatlort will m~ \\!t!ditesddY 12:00 Valhnt tatfy want to fmd out hpw our town':-: at 7·30 in the Bradbury Schof)i 12:15 Love of Ltfe 1 sa rcty program is gofng, 1 dr1ve with Mrs Nathan Biggs, pre1udent 12:30 Search for Tomorrow out to Frank's place a!ld a9k htm in charge Members of the Cou11 12 45 Guldmg Light ty Coun('tl 'II.HI conduct a model 1:00 ~atie's Kitchen about IJusmess He's the only man t know business meehng and Mrs. Kalh 1·30 As thl!! w,orld Turns who ts sad when busmess l'i ryn Crow w11l present scveral aets 2 00 Our Miss Brooks good "Too many .w1ecks," he'll from the B1g Bend Minstrel !o:- 2 .30 Hous .. party complain when Ius yj_rd is boom the progrrvn 3.00 Big Pilyoff mg . "Crazy dnfers" be'll m\llt~t 3:30 Bo), C)v~Ju , S~ow And afle1· • fc\lt mmu.to~ t.;lkm~ ( NEW',GILMOitE 4:00 Brigh~ ~ 1... w1th hlm I'll fmd out where th\' Mr. and Mrs Elza Gilmore Jr 4.15 Secret Storm Ul't><~'s danger spots arc are ~nnouncwg the buth or a 4.30 Edge of Ni~ht "See that new Plymouth o"c.- seven pound and fourteen ounce 5·00 1'be Enr!y Sbow thete? A lllP.ll!l , 1sn't 11 Well , t1 son, Michael Keith, at .Holzer Hos- ~:30 Your Esso Reporter would ahll be on the 10ad 1f the pltal, Thursday, March 14 GrAnd· 6:415 Sport! Parad., 6.55 Weatherman man who owned 1t hadn't turm•d parents, Mr and Mrs Elza Gil•• 7·00 Press Conferenc1 around to talk with h1s .son Tht• more Sr , Pomeroy The G1lmore s cops scud he was dr1vmg almo~t also have three other sons Joe, U~tr-!ll>uglu Edwards. 7.30 Roblnhoo1 60 miles an hour when he stnrt ed Rl k nd Roger c Y a · 8:00 Burns & AlJen driving blmd and lert the road "'8·30 Talent. Scouts What a dope dOLI:StN WEDDING "Then that ",832 hunk or junk Mr and Mrs B(!'tt Sm1th of S•\- 9:00 I Love Lucy would still be cruising arounrl ver R1dee wUI hold open hous~ 9·30 December Brldt If somebody had cnuugh sem1e tl) Sunda~ March 24 at their home on 10:00 Studio One put \lp a good sign at the 1)¥' [f]i '"MCB!lilm of their 50th Wed· 11:00 Up-to-the Minute News 11:05 ~ Sctmnlne the WeathetP4IIJ and Jl-uief" A\t'ell!ie· '!)e- fel- j dmg anniYet'sal'v "'-. ·1 JJ · I o. The Late Show low that %wned lhat l'll!lp W~'4 ~ coming lnto town at night an\1 never saw the stop sign until "h! ON nrtS, AT liASI was practically on top or if. WI 101M AGUE. SAYINGS IONDS You'd thlqk somebody would CJIANNAL 13 Sl'IU. SICUUTY have sense enough to put up re11:.. Sign On fOI YOU, 1'01 YOUIS. flective signs at an lntersecHo.1 ll:t5 Cortooo Club FOI M!tYONI. Hlr:e that so thev can be seen at , 12·10 Noon NeWI IT PAYIOLt SAYINGS nl&ht." IT IS DONI. 12:18 Netcbbors He pointed to a Mangled 19!53 12:30 !Jberace Ford station wagon and sboolt 1:00 Femln.ine Toueb hi.J head sadly "There were fou'r 1:41 MOYie llatlnee kids m that one. A young boy 3:00 Altemooa Film J'eotlvll was driving with another fellow t:30 SulfO!' Serle! Time a'nd two girls. He was showiM 8:00 lll<kol'llous• Club oft, and the car Jelt the road at 1:00 Cittooa Club 80 mile, an hour on a curve 11:10 l"lve Stat Final that was designed for usc at on!y 7:1& lohn Del7 ollll NOWI 7:30 Wire Servl<e $5. 'rhat'8 the ear that the police had on displaY in the center ••f 8~ Voloi , ol_.~•• 1:00 Your 'v TUller town laat week as a warning. t illll La......,. Weli Top Tuue• "But tlte darndest thlng i1 thAt 10:9ll llirt Sobol: pick-up truck oveT there. Se1 11:00 ll~ PI lb•NJtM );low tliat rear-end Is banged In' 11:11 Tieotn n n t)elongod to Benny Mastersort 11:15 Bfto Off and he a:ot It right In the rear when he pullPd out of his lane one night Been do\rt' It f()r vears, he 1a1d. Been rloln• 1,t .so ofl!:!n lie1 lii:fdlj evtfi' lool\d anv more So he did lt a couple l'lilflll 110. .Ri! got bangf!d' up -real gOOd. 'rie £e1fow ~om.llt~ ul'l behind- him n,ever saw Masteroorf'f fNoll'. lhll )1IOW over there . WCHS-· TV . ..., ..Ciitmilef8 NG11embers May Come In For Ohio Ienos Aid !t-"" Ia t~t r~Mr." 'Bot Frank alwayt ends 11P hi~ conVeriitlonl about wreekt an~ nf~ty b:V 110lnt1ng ottt a 193b_ Cttovy with lta front end bantrcr\ ld ''Thit'.s one th11.t !et me up h1 thej wtecldnJ busines!l," he saht "I wn 11'1 that wrec'k, and rU never for~ei it" NO SMOKING BOClNTClN, N J UP- A yol· towllllt piete of paper found btl· nealh the First Presbyteriftn Ch\ll'th'.s l)lll'Pit read "Swore uti tGbRCI!O May 12, 1885 R. t Slmrm.'' I WATCH YOUR ST&P NE\\'FANII, wm N. Y UP-4oh·• MeHeH remembf'r from no.v on 1b.e ottt Blw abM~ ll rtl• ern 1!1'f hit patb. Htl accidentally shot htmse1( 1n tlte r111ht foot )Yhl'!'l be alepped on a eat lfhile Pl"Sr· 1 t.1dne, ff'itb1 • .22 ealibet rln.e in Kit Lo<llilil'lll Channe~ e WCHS.TV CHANNEL I 8:00 Captain Kanagroo 9:00 Morning Show IO·OO GMry Moore 10 ·30 Arthur G--.dfrer I 1·30 Strike it Rieh 12 00 VaUant Lady 12•15 Love of Life 12 30 Search for Tomorrow 12.45 Guiding Ught 1:00 Katie's Kitchen J ·30 As the World Turns 2.00 Our Miss Brooka 2 30 Houseparty 3 00 f11g Pavoff 3·30 Bob Crosby Show •·oo BtightPr Day 1.1 15 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge QF Night 5·00 The Early Show 6 30 Your Esso RepoJ1er 6 · 4~ Sports ?arade 6.55 Weatherman 7.00 Profile '1:15 Douglas E:dwardt 7·30 Range Rider 8 00 Phil SliverB Show 8 30 The Brothers 9:00 To Ten the Truth 9:30 10·00 10 30 11:00 11:05 11:10 Cltrlt Troo"''Y ?f or tmt ' Es••• Tc .., "' "'' ' a 1UDE11S WMITilD to odtoro drlv1111 eXJ><lnste to llaven..,ood. ~ J"unlw S!l)'der, Ph!>11• ~61. . n& '"' WlU do 1ewin"f 111 my home. ·~es~?­ Qilllble rates. Mrf. WiWam 'Rad· ford Tel. -~~~• 14 61e . ~AY1 DOI'I'I' YOU ICIII)Wf llltor'• w!U !livo you l tile b•fl \r.a!lo oa lurnnure 01' a~p.u.;.. Total I'll. teamer. wallpa~a Clit>tan Plahar, :lilt lepol'l. Pli. 112111-X 11-1 tt - 'li!W!\!ir ~~~ iji!QI tpelf Orfaulzatttin!ll 141J.tl ~c~ 'a~'; Nla~t l'!iOB• OOOOB • PLYII0111'11 ' a8 u GRUESER BLOCK CO. t Mllto North at ,_,_, I 3 18 3tp ~NOIU~QI~N;I~SS~-­ OPPORT\Il<IYY IN Tl.lt iiOkORN lUI INISS According to· moJt; theatrt opera· tors, popeorn Ia their large.st selling and mOlt probltabl~ item in the concession IJtand. We are offering an opportunity to obtain a pop corn eoneestion in large drug, C!baln, dept ltorer, super-markets, 5 & tOe Jtorl!l&, !beotreo, etc. ~ ttp to 410.000 or more per year wia an 'tnltla1 cash outlay of, lest than ~.000. Tbe methoit we uSe in thb bull1101111 II! brand new and amuiJtaIy almple to operate. We hue a compreh_,jve mere_Ju,adi~DC plu wlti<h tllOllleJ ll!JOD• wltli average iatelllpace of a toud WE BUY ITRUCTURAL I BEAMS 1 IC!!AP IRON- MITAU I ' ,I OHIO VALLEY ~UNK CO. '"'• SJO METROPOLIT~H AUTO SALES 'bWitllNI nnt1111:. Tbl8 iJ a eo:uPl.ete paok.,e deol wlllcll (n. WHTN-TV CHANNIL IS 11:44 Sla:n: Oa 11:45 Clrto"n Club 12:10 Noon News ~ludes RIYITal ,.milRU mer,. e~ndj~n1 IdeaL II IJpello lq all aae·· tt:oupa in rbotb ~-.zes, Act now. Write ~r wire f.lvlaf 12:15 Ntl!lhboro •ollie, adtll1&;' aud Pfi0>11e • to P.Op Ci>rn ·:oe~· 1111 e/o The l)jtlll' ,'!en\l.i!el; ~-03!· 12:30 Liberace !'OR SALE 'I'Cl HIGH BIDIJ.R - I:• Jlon. l .- 1931 !?•dee Two D~ s~ llfar<Jt 21, UJil'7 II Jl) A·IPlllla~ttnar Auto Co., J3> 1 from Good Slloe Repair SEE us·TODAY ·, 1\~c:ine YOD SAVE HERE P.·l" pita.. electric 'mot~•· 1-40 K. W.ollJO vol•• P~l'l'ator --1- bolst GI!OI'P llow!"\', 11!1 , l'tacoet ~venue, leroy. P!tent 2111·11· WIWIALD 1011111, 11. - l&a,lp , 11n!de Oil tor' dust <Oatro bruh • lournlnt~. llfeservlng :'ttc. $3.00 . .l!'r "barrel, Phol"' !fl!:l.-M. Vll'f" Tearord, Syr~· 11!"· f-l~tp llmht•· .tri!ll.l:r¥ 'J1IIAIUlR. uew ""' aDII t\lbes, tr.lll~hltch, uew 10 • II lmJ, Prl!\1' OO.llO. to! • i.l 230 SOu Ills A.ve., !lid . _port. a 11 CaD Iii .u ft. £llln BOil wltb IQ B. • lf'"~ll A - Motor, •r:l ;"~ wb'ol t ·-~ ,.(!rOll. • Dot eonillUo , ~- U.!li ,1'..,... lfr, ,......... ~ ew. _..:._ "lrr. Sll ~~~~~;;;;::::;~\ t ' , sermeOI eomforllllg • • •• ·• • • • ..••. •' •* .:J. c:J •. • beauly • f~~nl!l'• me'1"4 bad bmt ID mental WtltuUoM 11IDo ~. or~ Can lOX """'~ , .. PHONB IOI.Y ,.r w•* Gonerol l'ropaiy Tn• Local (QPPI.I:l J10III>tl tor a lwo-t!<o7 ~· In VIelma. He II on the Alb~pe monument. holding an 1mproviN4 Lriy GeiW'al Fund -"'!til~ . ' .,.. ~~~~~ oh ~ ;.;: """"~·..r!.tr '"'-"< .,. • ~ ~ . • ·_r ,Ul.Vfteu • ••~-~....,....., ' : " ill! - - 1 11), bo ,. leaped ( " l!Ond .Retlnment ~ (lot~ IOIUIII11iol01). ' er}, , - Modern Ministers Faee Same Job ' As St. Paul In Biblical Times Unltecl PNtt SteH CorNS~nt WJ\SifiNGTON UP...IJ'be mod· ern min1ster is tal~ing to tbe same kind o{ audienc~ tb.at face1 St. Paul. His task is to proclaim the basic essentials . of Chrl~an gospel to men ana women w'o m~y not ·•tnow-what it is all about 5't1t whO ' fefl • a desperate nec:l for the ''rtdleal healina" it can brmg. ,} This conclusion, · which may have a profound infiuenee o 1 Protestant pruebtng in the next few months, is the highligllt of a unanimous report recently submitted to the National CO\Incil of Churebes1by t11e '2'4 distingul!he,t theolorlans and minister-" wno are niembers of lts comminio.1 on evangelism. · Te 19-pagt3 report, drafted by Prof. Robert Calhoun of Yale Divinity School, i! notable in at lebf two respecti. It presenh • tummation of Chritthn llelteh on whleh l'fPI'IHfi+Miv,_ .t ell INior eblt ~ •""'· Th,e •liDfl'l Jneluded such diverse ffgures as Dr. Nonnan Vir. cent PeB)e r4- Nef York and Dr. Gaines S.' Dobbins of the Snuth· ern Baptist seminary. And Jt ahows that u. S. Pl'otestantism ha~ comli! full elrele since tht: pre· war days when JOspel-preachin,::: evttlgelbm was relegated ' to an unfashionable corner of church life. oPportunity 'For Evongelltm The r9port treats the current ''reUglous revival" in America as an opportunity for evangelism, rather than evidence that the 'eburches already ne getting their mi!:siJ&ge across. 1 • 'I:.i1Ee other ma.ss movements," Its •ays, "tbfs one: move11 w1 many levels, from superfiebl quest Of n~w emotional .sati:;. factions or ways ot ~~c•pe from ha,rd re,auw to the proround db· eontentl of honest, vlgorow, penitent men and wome~ ln r:c volt a~ainit sb~s attd haJf'·reaUclean, wen. tieB, trul! ort!ns tlut for tl\e Uv· pleDI;J traetor tna God. 7flOJD bo,.e, wilh '.!OhrlatJ./1 e..a 1eutm " conlawn, Jots of Bb.:de. cerned tor bot~ fllatu.r~ JI:Q.d imra~ol 'W:•tuN. Cli?'l\f-Bil'ht8d i and c'o11· t;Md .HqtrS. All aliq aeed tQ lfnl U!emaelvel face to tare with 'ruiiu)n •• water. God and Father of Jesus mile from Stataf:GI•>Ist Jn )lis unyielding jud't· store and church. A plae.e to live, and ; infinit' mercy, both a , abl!lldy know the raise J'OU~ iOJ'I. Only 12,000.00. MINIIt$\'1.,:1,.. ·-,:- '6-room frame, tbelr need for hcahng metal 1 acre lot. '*toOt; -tilt"•laf~ .•ll porth. at 12000.00. IIZ\UIU&- u...._ II ~""" ProiMI..,. dtinamlnatlons '"" ' $hDe ·Shop Pomeroy, 11l-21j-~t,< )<anon! 11ucx EGGS. N. c.'sttnlt, ! Jlt!:Win. , 318 31¥ i-e H. UCIII'TS BY LOUIS CASSELS Oil Rt• ._ Coif Wnt. G.-, Roc!t ~~ ( 19) ·Business Qpoort-unities - SC:HIDULI H - 77 .82?1· : Qblo. 1180,207.12 ~ddl~. ~· "l .~blle- i ~J;~'iif sr~:- ::_r: 1 370,424.30 Total Expeodlturn and Balaoce -R\)NS -- . . . If~•,. lfl~X ShiN In Chrltt's Llf• ''The promise was not wceess th1s world, not even a claim virtue, but a WilY to share in the Redeemer's own life or d~­ voted toll and vl~toriOil.!r s-;uftet lng, to have in oneself the humble mind of Chrift Jesus, and to know the joy ot lUU!bakeable trust in God . . ." ~~ cenh'al irnperetlve for ·.<,jj~fpiHt;lp wW' ;;l;t t.a;j,,.· Y•nc:• of detollocl preeep~ but partiel,..tfen In a way of li'-• •n lnw•nl ·diiQIIOtltion that burt vislbl• fr~.tlf'l, a '1plrlf' . ' tour ~benllirt ol Rotlr..,.itt 080.00 SteelMaking· 3Yoints fo• W/"ak .,,DI The WuJunetOJI Cot.art *.fte mcetiD&: 1.1 one of three .. t..eing liefd over tho ~tate ~n; ~ Ill!~ Steel pt<>- the month or May to r~'!Ce \ba, 4uetio.D ~f(1 i&DOtbet tbree 1JaTp &tate-wide eonveotioa. ~~ P.ti1olf ~~, ta ""I or plaa .... advan<Od U.ll · - l>Y ~11 ~~ II \Ill( -laue lo lh' J\llvioon COunCil o• a ._ ,Ita· 110 4own ift eomlnf wukt, aetord- sit. Its aim 13 tJl e!'Wiarage. a. ~ lAg to Steel Ma,u.ine. ' large partieipa tio~ ol .tOOll.ar:r The matarlne termed the de- members and estiblilh an instiuc· eline orderly and taid the steel tlonal conference not pouibJe ibaot production rtle Is becoming with a large grou-p M&ssiJion and "more "allstle." ~ Uma are the altes of h.e two Auor4ina: tD tbe publie.auon, otlaer ..Wom. . aid ·!Dll7 - d bo 120 The .seuioo in WUh.lol:ton million net toa re¥• and tbe inCourt ftmlse will inclUde AuliU. dustry eould' prodUC!e that much ilfYIM~ from Adams, Alben~. by oparaUn& at· DO per cent of caBrown, BqUer, ClermG,nt, CliqJOn, pacity. Darlullhe Dnl two montlts Ute D f J a w a r e, Fairfdd, f~te, ~ot tate averaged rr.s or eap• i'r&Ulin, C:allia, C'-rreene, . Hll'llil~ ei.,. At a yetr1J pace tliat would too~ Highland. Hoc~ng, Jae~n, prod1J9 121.1 .utJp tou--a fmr- Knox, Lawreli<O, ... .-~~~._ K.tdl' " wljlclj lltonl optl- Jon, Meip, Perry, P1cllaw.,-, Rike. mi8ts eou1d not e1ped, Steel said Ro.!is, Se1oto, Umon, Vmton atld f 1tle metalworking magazine saJd W~UTcn Counties tllere 1re paorted fUIOl18 lor the The Auxiliary Highway deetine Jncludiila a reduced del_s made up of more than marid for 1teet. Amenear1 Lea:ionna1rcs and iJ Ia tbe Chicago distrid l,l S. ~:uuzcd bY county groups, Steel Corp. took off one blast fur- viaeti by the "Patrol's 54 oaee and three open hearths be- Headquarter•. The eause of weakneu fn orders. La· wa~ e!jtablis.bed at the bar·triubleJ Ia a Buff.alo mill and or World war n an>J an ea.tti'n. Oblo mill pulled ateel reiJI):uly aalst HIJbway ~dkm rateJ down. Contfnua1DQ in routine dptie!t: u wtU as triou Of a strike at produc- being trained: · foi emer;eoey .erjne ol)'gq for •tee millt abo is 'del in ease of natural disuter bP:Iperlng lleel produetion. or ..... , attack. A Clevelalld alee! mill took of! !If"' I f.,....... . a..:-... "'!"'··'• Dedueticirn for TUitwn Paid Otb· er DjJtriCta 195.54 Total Foundation ~Program 111,0'13.95 'ltentel !l'om St!bool Lands and ' l'roper{y 9111130 Walklilo llemorill 783.1.8 Tu1Uon from PafenU and P• trons 291.24 State Milt Fund 1,196.49 State-&bool plant reblbilitatlon 80Dle of 1ts steelmal!::.iue: facilities so that the lob or tylac io a plant Peden! addi.Uan c:ouid 10 forward, the flanta .maPzfne' noted. Caf.ol\lrta aDd lmu:h on.tr FOR &!Cl'IU *~unti..Y S.rYice , one d.iltrk:t, rrou~~ ln<nued ite P<oductlou rate laat weet. The Maboalni Yalley ateel area of Youqtton We:nt up z. t Receipts, MUll: Fund Miscellaneous Total Revenue NON·liEViii!WE:points willie produtUou iD 'iuflalo, Sale of Bonds an.ooo.oo Birmilllbam t'-t Hc:Omee the ru~ing moand the weRern !Premium on bollll• aold tlw of one'• whole ezUtence. • statal bold steadY. A.eeAJed i.nterelt Oft bon.dt ~ • "This is tbe IUe of faith, i"J Of the 4\iltrictl whieb declined 7 the profound sente that PauJ Jn prodaetlon, Detroit suffered the Trauden to 0111. Jlmd 18.~ bltlul dr......,7.5 (IO!ull of! lte gave: to that word: Not merely Total trso...Uono liii1;34U9 belief, nor even eoruciout trust ~~·~~~.uL----~~ though both are include-d but a ~lllULI ttl tul'iling of one's whole self to GotJ IXPIIIOITURII Jlaull"'l 91 .~ In Christ and finding in him the Ina:urance 28tM AfliDNIS1'ft~TIONground and a:oal of one's own beTotal Other Porposes 4,141.11 Salorie• ..d Wueo Adm. Qlll. ing." Tole! OpenUon of Sdtoel Plant .,.. o!lll Emplo1001 8.111.76 The report emphuizes abo TOial p....,U) Serrito 8.881.!8 111612.011 that this turmag, whicb cburehu orr1ee Supplles 11112.07 IIAIN'J'IlNANCE OF SCHOOL call "conversion,'' is not the end Service Pund-TravellnJ lb:~ but "only the deeJgive beglnn· pe118811 22tU7 P enonll Service lJU5 it11.. of Christian life. llateriala 101' JljllltL J'411lp. ancl To~ Otber l'ut>pos9 t?:Ut It therefore question! the va· Furniture l'.QZIAO Tole! Adm!DiatraUon UIIUO lue of the kind of ltepaln Stbool BIIIP 2.001# INlmiUC1'10Nthat secb, by 1'eraoua) Jei'Vice UM,MOl'l Total Other Purpooes 1,~ perhapa by T«aa lllamtenaaet of Sdaool Tell IJOOk! 1,7to.OII to lnduce voluntary Plant 3,111.17 Olber Educ. llltppUea 2,US.12 most as an end in itself." Total Ope..ooatlq • ¥aloten.a~ Repl1cement ltl~tionat tquipo True Chri.ttian evangelllm, \t 111,1111.6:1 moul 2,3112.79 is a "ver:£ different'' thln~J TOtel current Stbool C..llt itplka BducaUOil!ll Equipment revivahsm. It is a "contiou· 110,841.~ ltU9 ing laak" which cannot be lett Tet~l otber purpoaes ~.83 DEBT SERVIC&5,'100.00 traveling preac-hers and speeial Bondl Maturina Total llllltnttll.. 11 cl 0 1,311.6() meet~ngs, but must be perform•d CI).OIWINA.TE AC'i'IVITIFJI.-. '-terest o~d• Total De Service 7,016.6() yert,r round bY each local churoh P.rsonal s.rvtce AUe.otlanee orYin its own community. tict!f5 Enum. 3"1.'15 CAPITAL 0 Pur.chaae of Land• u.eoo.oo Otbe> Dririulr tralnlDI Equipment of New Sebool 81dgs RETTON ILL . 2111.63 Pomeroy H1gh School Coaeb 'I'otal Other 'l'\n'Jo.St;l 201.83 Total' capitet ()uttar Dick Retton h.!IS been confmed t., '])tal C011rdinlle Acl ~.31 Total Expenditures 21!11,76Ut his hOme for several days with 11 ~ Transfers from Reh. Fund lo 1 tbroat and fever. He was ~3.~QOI ~tliJ'Y ~ 1 455l0 1 to take b1s tl!achiug dutlea Total Q~ P~ W.SO cen.JUnd Total Tranfe1118.48 - Junior H1gh SchoPl ThunTotal Libraries Total Transactio~ 201.-ao and Fr•day. TitANSPoRTA'J'ION Qll" Pll1'11S'..S$1:Y$ ~D LIA.U.trlp ·;;i:;;;;;:::::;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;'"!";;;;;..,1j !Person~ seryice J58 00 AliBBTSr SOUTH"ASTERN OHIO Mo... \l'.fi!Jele Suppll,. 48.83 Casb )Ioney on H>,ttd II' De- I • R,P\...meut llotdr Veblcla .._rtfonl Alloclatlon New 5050.00 pository, Active Qd ~ive Aetounls 370,~ FLUFF DRY WASN""' *OitY CLEAMIMt am.oo ·- 'o ••1 Con fltw e We Plclc Up I Qall.,llats. tlltntd .,.: :Uocktll HOME LAUNDRY CO. 111\41dr.,ort ' .w J· E H 990 a.=:::: l On you P' 8:t81 "-.311 1Oth Annual SHOW and SALE THDiportallou Coutra<t' ·~~~ ~m! ~::.'~~sof ~ *THURS. MARCH !1 . . . . . , •.m. hill-. I~ lufto, 16 Opoiuilll ' aroo~ 11o11on e JIQI CATALqtGU•• Wrlhl Hiram Sl•wtv, tun<lie• t thmg 1 o•o •• THEN TRY THE WANT ADS! Supp~ l! LIABIUTIIi1SBonde~ Debt 188.110 Total Liabilities ..terlals l.OOO.oo 8,'160.00 170,000.00 9,0110.00 820,624.22 418'100.00 415:100.00 E'l'eS& or ,._qtney ol Aosets. Total ~ I Mldtllftporf Rllb LOOKING FOR WORK~ hivenlory Lands {'cost) ·BuildinP l'COJtl Equipment (COlt) TotaiAioell eRode Sprl!'!l' 1111,...... are to settle less trying th•n the radt· Tedemption " goes on, St P,aul "Gut\ the ttl,28'1.)1 ?,UO.U flll.t21.tl Total Prooerty Tu J"otiadlltioa. Pi'o!lnm C.b ""'olnd· . IOO,tlt!Ul De~n lor Teaeben He• · t~t.nent · 0.812.00 Dilduetion for School Emplaye.s Service (other 80 00 lltl;l'e&tlonal Supplies tb•ll p]ay..ground) 140.74 TUition Paid to Other Districts IIIUI Teaebers Retirement Contribu- tion 0,112.00 £c;p1oyaes Retirement Conttl· bution 880.(Jt TotiJ Other Purpo1es 11.128.28 Total Otb.er Auxiliary AgerteJ.el ll.208.28 OPERATWN OF SCI!ClOL R..AoNT Personal Service GU 1'1101 Juittns Spplies Water Tpi=n,!1111 £le~i~ ~ . • I.034.Q4 Total 20 9) 1-"rance .-~............. ··--••·-~---- AleacrJ. . '«1-"""'JIIIIOA ~to fe..Viqes I! mlt'JIBS. WttklDa Memorial ?tOblfm&. '*"'~ lh~ Clile~!f!! jl~ N.Ws 11!!~ Ill i:IJ$.S. , 12411lOC. 30,t~U8 C"euenl Flpld 8ond •ltetlrement :ntnd 7,2:90.49 Bailding tund 331 IMUI oonduoting tolli~Vli~ .o..tltiJII !peal .,.. FU:nf Transfer 18.... 2011,782.00 !I~OE, DECEIIBt!l 31, 19SII '1D' Bl~ laltest Ume of the ~eF lo · Pliolle Garlleld ND8I 1».64t.4'l Toljll ~ASTUT • U8 tth "'"' · ·: Partmbul'iL W. Va. til.\>11~ ·Reh}.lbilltafjon OlUCMlO, VI' .,.. Ron Delauy ·Berm aonrTH1~. w. I 'filii I G~eral · tu.rid Bon4 r<tlrement fuad 7,016.00 Buudlug l'llnd 42,t!OO.OO Wllld~.! ~emor)at S03.9'1 '~l41!o~ roe.'ti~.P. '1i1Kt,l;r. ""' , _· """" · ,I ElO'JIIDI'Jll.lliES- "'DJ.n&a. ' . . --:----::::'f=: ---...,_, fftf -..:....J. Geii!TtU Fl,lnd 1117,7118.'16 1Boftd Ret1remeot Fund 1l.M2.M Bulldinf FUnd 1111,000.00 Watkins 783.151 1'olfl , !151,344.19 Total R..,elpts ••4 Jlol. S80.207 12 Cot •• rout • 1:1~~ hate a 28.1162.93 1IIICBIP'J'S-.. , _... ,.bedttled frpm P.M., 111 Wltlllil>!ltoa I C.,urt H- IIIJb .se-..1 Audltot A~lllell '!'Ul ll1en,l 17:JD Plllrli Dl1111<to t. J tlld I w- ~-\t-1~ lia!!on to lhr opcaklng tiro•"' """ ,"'" • ,_ , '"" =""·~. J! !o\oate• will pre"nt the ·"""""'.- 110.v~ ...... ~~~.. • :.1 st y 111m- on oowu~:~ 8 . li~ ~..w•on, ...~•u, Thl.s movie - just of! the <nro. ........ ·r;ili''" rdtu.-"'ill;' • ~.~ ,... f' .. ,..• , , '1" iue(fon liM ..,. shlrllif lotere.t~ng • , 8lie •eellH t1' ll!f wklfil ~gfot parS 1100\!18 IIIII !Am at 10~tl~an! aports event - tb"e ABC Champiollfblp :to~nt. 8Qme St '~lAo-..... IUUI: l'ltl. ~ 11011 ., ..,._.,,, .....- .... , th~. ~) tgp ~··Ut>• slin'• Call ' 188:M tre se8a"' 1ri IGtloft' oJil the ABe aJ. 3 8 If leys In !hi~ IIIQ1· .... "'' W~• . ,\! ~ lltld, "'RI'flw>tfllv~ pf t~e 8c,aftj''4 ~ t.'liit ~1!9,. -.•o:il"~ 1ti~els lhQJiaands 'llnta• 'I~ 111 11 i!lllq p~oh y~r *llendi"{{ clcy '- ,.. a,oo to lchotl IIINIImtnt T1t ._,4rt" ... 124,45t.:ta ieitiDU.LI t SIIIIIIAI<Y 011' CASH 8~ R!CBIPT8 .&MD EXPE>IDI'I'U1IUl BAU.."'IE, JMIUARY l, 111M General Fund 22.390 8(1 Bond iRetirtment FuM 2,4M.25 Bulldllltl Fund a.m~t 1\fattint M:tmorlal 754.82 lleldb!Utatlou Furul 18..,. 1 ~~ flf ....Tho ""elltl' 4 !!We....... ' ,;MUI.OO or GEfS "" .lolnl TOJ ..,.,......,. Tu Looy ~ Red Skelton 1 :f~ M'ovte Matln'e e 3:00 AfternoOn .l<'llm Feltlval f :3t Super Serial Time 5:00 Miek'ey Mouse Club 8·00 cartoon Club 8·30 Five Star Final 7:15 Jnlin Daly &: the N'en 7:30 Conflict 8:3~ Wyatt l!:,up \I 9:00 lsroken Arrow 0:30 DuPont Cnall!;dla 10:00 Polka 'flme 10:30 Confidential Pile 11:00 News 11:15 Tl-teat.re 13 Ito......,..., t. .._ -·-- $64,000 Question Do You Tru&t Your WU. UP-To-The Minute NeWI Scanmng the Weatbw The Late Show 1:00 Feminine TouC!b tO, ·t;tT. · · wlllcb litis )eOI' wl.~.!P ~ 1 ~ ... "'''"""' ,.,... 1o AlllLillatJ'oana..r ...,...._lite~} ~:;=====::=:::t""';';::''"":;::":":=:=---J r ll :lS Wel!lttaATeatt . \1 20 Press Box ----~---- Auxiliary Stare Highway Patrol .:.=;A~=.:..OF '1 .. Units To Meet On Regional Basis · Legal Notice /association anqovpeement toda)' tl11t th.e meeting b ftlr 7:80 p. m. at Pomand s~ "oU<et of Bvonll .1.00. Obltull'les Borae, en llajn Street wm tfU pf the many :and varied terviees of the ABC to ~ I 41 o;:..- f t "' arfiliated dty IIIO<latlons, Notic;es """ "'.." leOfUet, teomo and · ludlvidual IT'~ EASY T1) moniebrs. He wW out line oome of • !be new tpo<lal oorvloeo which ELL - RENT 0 • bave been lnttOOuced durin, the 1 ' employment ""'"::!"' hlre 2 room b'.:lti ]lot year or ao uDdeJ: the ABC's or. find a lost Item tbroJI(h t room oncJ bath fUI'nlohtd llzpooded Servlceo l>lOirtm. the Dally SontlileJ WANT In Pomeroy, 1 toom lo~,. Bowlero ottendiDI Ibis meetino I Al>s. DOn't it oft obatht furnished IJIIfurnbhetf, wW be in~Jted to ~bmit questions Cal\398 Today- An Ad tD 8Udeu, 0 mil., nOI'Ib oJ Poole- to tile ABC repr-llve during ffiiS cofumn roy. Feferences pleaea. Phone • 1pecial open foum period. 10·30 A Man Called X 11:00 News Headlines 25 Tomght 1.l 30 S1gn Orf so IJE" :::.... ttt,at~~ V!~r llllllfttt- Auiliw i!tOI4 lfiill••> p,. . . ...,.,.. 111. YIII.., ldtool or. tro&,men Ito• 21 I(Mlltia ''n1J trlct, o1 ...... P. Q. &M- 1\>fl'l al WWi!t- Col!ll H..... - .....,_ OhiO. Qtlo Mttrch ••• . . ,.,. • retiiOtW ....... ~~~:~er~s;;,· !ltD.., "'oWlll!.l; t,l ShoJ~P ~t ' -ry . 7 45 NBC News 8·00 The B~ Surprise 8 30 Panic 9 00 Jane Wyman Show 9:30 Armstrong Ctrele Theatre TWt!\1~ llo~';l' llotK&oiD•1 liO~ICE CAME, '"' Awards PHONE 398 ~TES . ' 6 30 NPWS 6 45 Sports Eye Siildi•lf ' ,1'01:1\tAtt Nat' ' Ill Cote illldt!t Jlfidllneo ~·· . N'ewl IIRTH ANNOUtiCID u:ta lfoatl>mut Mr. and Mrs H'arold Thomns !1:20 Pred a... ( ' 10 00 Home cilht!i\i 'till¥ .ORittYit Gttitfd\);{Jt~nts arlo M" anrf ~ -" All tllree of Uu! pilot plants to IV LOUIS CASSELS I be 1built during the next few U"ltH Pr"t Stoff Corrftpon..nt months are adaptaLion! of the dis. W ASHING'l'ON \1P-Man !s UIJatlon method wh1ch man has mO'IIInr cloter lo hls aneleut ul'ed for cenhmes to purlfr, -wadream or de-salting the sea to ter. Pure water Is exttaete<l by provide an unlimited supply of appl)'ing hea\ to salt 1&'a:te~ to rreoh -'·ater for farms and cltle,, cause evaporation, and then con w h •oWII'nment Jcientiste said tod:ay densmg t e vapor • .:. -«:: · --- - - Re.tearch on cbeap methods ol purllylng ocean water wUI take a lia:nificu.nt atep forward \biB summer w1th the conatritctlon of three pilot plants on the EaAt and West coash U thllse plant• work a!J well &s designer. expect, sold David ~Jenkins, bead of the Interior 1>~· partment'a OCllce of Sallne W• COLUMBUS, o . -Mombel'! o/ ter, "It appeara real'lonably eer the Ohio NaUonal Gul'lrd m 1931 talh" that the cost of lar-a:e·aca~e may be entitled to compenAatlon conversion· of ocean water will be under the Ohio Bonus Law, for brl\ua:ht ddwn to about 50 ccnt11 ~ervlce whlch 13 not shown o'l per t,OOIJ' ••Ilona. lhtir Separation Form DD-214, Thaf would be a major break· Director Che•ter w Gollle or lbe through rn re•eal'ch. 'fhe most rot- Korean Contllct Compen 11 ntlo"l tlclent ult wator conversion BP· Fund announced here today ,paratut now In ul~board Nov} This decision was reached at a shi~ and at 11olated induatrl ,I conference wtth Adjut 11 nt Gen· sites-operates at a tott llf eral teo M. Kreber uf lhe Stille about $2.00 per 1.000 (!allons. of Ohlo; Major General Kenne!h· (IM81 water rateiJ, dellvei'Y'-d cooper, commander or the 37th to meten, Cor the averae:e con· Divltlon, Ohio National Guard, sumer Is aboUt 50e per each 3M G. w. Fait, legal counsel Cor thl) a:allont. -tommiJJioncrs of the SmkiniJ A T•miMirtry Ta,..... ~Fund, Dfrector Goble and the But Jenkins and hit colleatuPB members of hi11 staff. wh'o ha\'e tested seoret of dlffeJI· The ruUnll of the lC>a:al court· ent conversion ptocestes since th" sitl was· Jdvernment re~eareh profiram "M'e~ber.s or the Ohio Nation· wa, launcbod In JOIJ2, na:ard the al Gulrd whO wen o1·dered t•J M eentt fi1ure 11 only a te111- extendod active duty In the Afmy porp-y tar1et. ol the United State11, to 11ltend uwa expect to teep on brln~· service schools or 85 members o! Ina tbt cost downt he uid. adv3nce detachments prior tU A 1oott tnany more )'ears of rl!· January 15, 1952, UIOI date the eearch and exPtrlm,.ntatlon wiH 37th Division was o1'dercd to &t... be necenat'y, he' tndltated, to Uve duty undbt Aeti'le M1lltary reduee eonveraiqn collts to tiM! Service Order No. 21 issued by point whtrl!l mljor dtlea woutH the United States Seeor!.d Atmf conalder lt eeonomlcafly fe11lbiC are ron1h1eted' to have been to run a pipe line to tlle nea"- 5erving on aetlve duly In tbe tilt Ita eoa" rather tHan rm A:Ptnef Poli~s ot the United their rt.rtrvotrl from wel11, riv· states during thot period ot d'uty en and taka . and! th"- are entitlil'!d to the Kf). PreNn.r coati of frc!!h wate.- roan b<l"ll.! eb~~atlon for .sut·~ tor munloipa1 and' lnduatrla1 UK- period of ~erv~e." ranr• troro only a lew eent1 pf!r This dbet no~ incln~ any "i1<'· 1,000 11llons, In areas 1ituato I tlve dutyf fdf tkirl11tt" it summer nelf in lfftequate auppl)', to ' camps or 1eJ!Ylce ~ebools b~ rnetn· 111N1i ot 16ou~ tt etntt pt1' 1,000 'ltf'l ol tM National Guard or &a1ldri• lri' a feW pllee• whe~ Army, tf•vY, AJr h\'C!e, Marlnd~ wppHe.t ar# ftltee. or Coot Guard Re1etve , Director lrii'n'!t* J.PUDnent ofrlclot. Goble "IG. IN C!Cft'Vtlti! tlat 41&-tat\ed se01 AppHdlnt• clatmlne compenil ,.,ter .. tlrlo "Uitlmate'' anawer to t1on fot t!exti!nd'td attlve dufl.•• 1 tiM aaUon·• ever-ell:pandlne db· llot sho\tl\ 6Jl tWtnr rorM DD-'21 J maacf'•for 11101't and more &eih should subntlt I c~ of their of· WlttP. ; tielal ordet• covering th1$ perl'l,i Finding enouah water to meet or •xtra "exlend8d active duty" demanr:l already It a major prnb- Direc:tor Goble explained lent In vJrt111tly all Western lt&l· es and In many part• of the 1:H'IIINU't WINS Eat. SJIOt\&fts ore ao 1cute in oNEW WRJ1 Ul' - Ike Chest· some areu that Prealt1ent !!1- nut de1ftanllri• a· prfne1pal's berth :tenhower reeently wt~rned that !<Ida) m tllo lortKoomhllt\ feather· "wattJP ... rapldl1 b~eomlnlif our weiaht tlt\(l tournament in'str.ad of mnat IJNcloYI' natural reaouree" the altemata'a poll he elrn<'d Fll· Doultlt , . .tit . day hiaht b)' QU,lVDlnttng Gil Ca· A.ul•a~ St<Niorll •f red G dllll lo•tllolr tot,.... tel.-.lslon bout Aondlltl eotltrtaltll th•t the t9'1e af Madabn Sqll'are darden. populltiOn wtU oboul ts3 blllloa lflllona Of water a da)' 1001111111 PAVORID JMNSAS Cl\l', Mo UP llbout twiH· "" pr-llt need. "'W)I,tn· wi ClUI eeonomieally Southea'l\elh, Oklahoma State ol tAe watet from the oeo•n and Durint tati1 Q I tout-point fa· uae it fof lll'k:Uiluft., for fndu• vorll• on lllf prollfll !rorlnl of try, Mid for '-''n coniUtnpttoJi," bit Jim SI)I~Of Ill Its ehamt)loh• h• ·~· ba.. • .. llltlp Plll••wlllr " " · - · ll&l "' - r. fl:OO il\ltti1'!'t ~~- 2:3o Tenneift!e lfrule P'ord 3:111l Jfallit,.· Tlififre f<lilttlf child a year, while NCI]I'riUe . tOifltht Ill tho Tolllltlm'eilll · 1 WS'AZ·TV CHAMNIL 3 il.Mi SJen On ' 7:00 Today 9 00 Romper Roo:-n 2·00 Cllllll!lil ~. to St!hool 8\rrttfe Inn Bt Mcll!l Gtnfl!llal lftJq. 01\'ai· on Mare~ if This is th'elr Progress Reported In Man's Old Dream To De-Salt Oeean Waters ....... Tuesday ~ Mond*J ..1 Clt'annel3 6:55 Sign On 7:00 :!:o!i¥1' ! :Oil 'Htd'dtcjlort, Rlr., an arh'lourtdng t'Jte Htftlf df a five ~ultd th'lr(een rtate letillllture to .bollsh or sus- other mea m condemned row have pl!n.t tbt dootll ~tnten,., oald tl!at been there aeven years and are Abbott thOUltf have been exeeuted still alive," McMillan 1aid. ' ·n,.............r.r-s , "''h WSAZ -TV ChC!nrt~l3 r."d_ __ ~Y1-. ahd ~Re,reFor WANT ADS sooond.cii 10:00 Htiillt Tht wuui:; -t~r~ Class or !·r:OO PTI•• ~ 1\lfiht t~• l!lrttlrP"i!ll! E'!Jli elitrleh will 11:30 · Ill •~ Cbt!o<quenees ,m~ct 1'1\firs'tay rV:cnhf&f ar the 12:00 1 ' 1's• J!ilugM hOme or Mrs t!:d ltu'lg, Rack 12:30 It C'ould Jfi You Sp.\ MacMaster WID FOR CONSIIITJINT DEPEJ{IMBLE RESULTS MEETING POSTPON,EO es. GovernoriSLi.. :. te-=C::-:al : :-: : -Ca--ns-esStudy To Junk Death Otamber CITIZEN Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Marth 18, 1957-3 ' I Your I Sunri$e • To Suns_. Station 1 ~~3~)~1~8,~1l~e=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;:f'~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;:;:: I• �• • .. .. • I • f -- \ -· • . •. j' I a Tourria Annual Clee Club "• -..~ ml!btben CJf ~ lo"nldr ulee ClWt who h Dot lieeJI nam~d t1"' lrlf;J 0 - St~,~~Dbb, Mj_l.d,a· ~ vao~ ·coonot. llldr r Walker, JoJte H'ern~on~ 1: ~ e R1Uhburrt, . 8onrilij SilMt}[, .... illne Bow ..o, • Sue \l'aUI~, . I Criswell, P)'lt~ Micbaol, Jeb· :thj Ill D1ttielS 'M¥)' St!Dtt, Xiy . c: Sf t:a; Linda Jhertng 1 Bir6an 4.7aP" :~~111~ r-t' II', Al,m-a Baumalrdntr, Linda ' 'Wulhen, Carol, o,Venll. firet 10. · .:.... a; l,Qretta Hannlpg, ·Dor Vit· 11c!;.-ttae'. ShhjeY Gilkey, carolyn dfoi'd, Sharon ·Ev.ans, iarbara S\iles 11 -f U 1Ruth Farmer. ·cora W!IIIO .J~ne l Wickline, Sharon ~ua , • Carol Thomaa, ·.'•. ··H)J.dson, Jane . Hoyt, , .. , ~rqlyn Milhoa end soprano; n _..,Ju<\Y Clirk, nn BUettattoTI 1 Phyt: lis· Hilbert Judy Van ·cooneyt Jan· :l" " lce. }t~h d~. Marianne Wopogerd, \'~.:.J ,,SeJsie Pettit, Cardfyn Wll!On, aTid · Phv!Jo's Pelt•'( •ito I Ba,ttl~.- .,~_.~~~a. · qp;-t t.J!f .·. . 'or '57'·J·0-·1.:;:.' I ,. . . · lr. Ten grade iCho~J boy1 were bOn• orelj Satq.rda:y n11ht arter Port· lanil.•, UPICt victory over Rutland ln the Grade School Invitational ~aaketbaJL tournament wJth selectlon!l on t~e all-tourney t.tam. lin addition a total uf 10 indivld· ··-.... ,.._.... .......... .. •rs ,... ..,. - .... _ f d d I ••• rt. . . . . . . J ltQzlc ........ ''"''........, , ........ === 1'01 COU4NS JEWELIY WIJUe Yo_u Cooftdoace .. .i.;.tlllod Mala 81. l ual awards were made with ribbons golnj to outstanding playera Jn all department• of the aport. ,...: William McKelvey, president of the Southern LoeaJ <School .BOard, mad~ the presentations. He .a.ave All-Tourney team medals to DaYid Martin and WIJJJam Hobstetter of Rutland, S.amlny Prite, Billy Me· Kelvey and FerreU Cuzart of Port· land, Tommy Grueser of Syracu.l"e, Ro~er Birch and Duane wolfe of Racine, Jimmy Sheets of Ha.rrlaon. viUe ami Larry Bin& of Shade. t~~ ":.~ i;1~~ r;-:/~~~0~~~ again. Al:ain Portland went into the freeze, forcina Rutland out alter the ball Then F. cozm hit a crip· pie and' McKelvey, hangine de• perate!y' onto the ball,' dribMed through the -entire Rutland team1 back to •btl own court, a.nd "drew a foul .. He sunk both of them to cinch the game, 36-31. .Rutland, coached by Hepry Null, was terrific in all departments of tbe game, Its fa&t brea).: 1kiU be· lng the moat starlling. Wl9l Hoffman, Hobstetter and M&rUp goina: down the Red Dnlls JaW not1ee l they wlll be a terror two and three years hence. lJarttn, awarded a ribbon for be, in~ the faetest player In tbe tour· ney, proved in aeainst Po:1.1and even thoulh his team was edged. Trophic.~ were awarded the Port· land winncn, runner·up Rutland, 5n.ome, winner of the consolatloq li.;~~~~~~:;:::~j!R:aclne, loser In the J'or Potf.)and\Sa~r Price.a,aln ShOwed hll sc~ina promise aa . he Sport Center pr£¥ dumped In 16 points, "Little Bill" vlded tbe handsome trophy th8t McKelvey was Stlcond bi&h lo~ went to the tourney champs. Pro- Portland with 11. usually uccuNte cceds rrom the rour night& of play at the foul line, the entire Portsince March '3 covered all other laod dub was off In this departexpcn~es, and ''broke about even, ment. McKelvey mana1ed to sink overall" according to manager his two lJIRt chances to get the Hnbert Price. Referee expense was 4-polnt edge, but before that he missed numerous trlea u bad oth· the bl.cceel. item, being •100. er Port.landert, aa terulon and Indlv.klual awards were given: Jamoe budding, Wahama, beat preJsure 1tuck out everywhere. sport. The Jime wu clo1c at 1Jnt, beBilly McKelvey, mo1t points Jn In, .. at the first quarter. !By Tourney, 73. haJftime Rutland held a 12-D lead, Larry Bing, beat team player, fattened to 22-lfJ at the: thil'd Shade. quitter mark. The Red Devlla apDavid Martin, la1te1t player·...I peared1to have jt sewed up. Rutland. However, the Port1ander1 had Lee Ethrld&e. CoolvllJe, beat not alven up. ·F erren cozirt hit on foul 11hot, oo•,t, . thrile bukets, Prico twlee and MeBilly McKcJvey, beet aU-around Kelvey added a free tl\row for 11 pht.yer. polnta wbUe all .Rutland could aarBIIly McKelvey, mo1t poinl.! one ner was five on Hobstetter'l free go me, 311. 1-throv,, Plercfl'l one bander and 1 "Roger Dlr~o:h, Racine, Jongcat Martin ott a fall break, ~hot made. Orade School won the "!:!onaolation" aame 'rommz. llill, Letart, shortest player. 30--2.3 after puiUng Elmer Livingston, ~ CoUageville, away trom a 6-e flrat quarter tie tallest player. for a '12·10 lead at" haU Ume and Cat·mcn S<~lscr, Judy Wagnla. a 19-16 thl.rd quarter bul1e. Kenda Rueu•ll. Joyec Circle, bc11l The final aamel cltmaxed tllm· cheerleader group, of Racine. lnaUon1 for 10 tcama tbat bcaan March&. Otber teama particlpitlnc Included Cotta,.v\Ue, W. Va., Wa· BOWIE, hama',"lfatdsOitvllle, CoOlvU16, Sy· llrother racuse. , Dedltalc . .. Uubett l'rtco; ·principal of tbe Bowie h"o1t school, waa to..rner manaacr. f1na. DoJ1'ald Wotfe Wit orticlal ecore· keeper, Don Nene timekeeper and .RaJpb and Layton Sayre, refercoa with Tennant of Ma•on aaalatlna In t~..., ..... ~··· . ' · ~qr~ ~· qula:ter•: , vll'tQry 4 wllh AI Nicholas Arenl. li:m:r. = ~ ~n: ~ g~ INDIVIDUAL SCORINIJ .. ... : . ; .' . ,· ' • Ull't. · ·· · · ·. • IHif•lht ...., .., ; , ..." ... , , . . _ ' ' •. Dodgers In Role As TJ¥t:d f~e Favorite To Win National Race ltl. Note: This 11 tha flrat In a MrJu on the l957 ,.e!Mcb of the malor league tum,, By lAG H. P.t."*tn Unitecl Pru1 $.-rts Eclltor MIAlfl, l>'la. ((JP)-Tbe Brook· lyn OodJers appear to bave what It takes to win the National Leagu~ pennant for the third succe,llllve year, a £eat that hasn't been accomplished since the-·st. Lou!, Cardinals turned the trick 13 )'ears a&o. Qcapite an~ aqortment of qul'Bt1oii matks lnd a parcel of pla,y· crs who may be paat their peak, the Dodgers have enoulth prom!s· Jng: youngster• to take up fY alack that moy develqp. 1'be blgecst <Jueatiort~ art: Has catcher Roy CampnMila rc covtred from the hanil Injury .su he will be able to return to th~ form which won him the leag•e'• Most Valuable Player Award Jn 19331 Will aoutllpaw Johnny Podres, star of Brooklyn'• 19M World se':'let triumph, be able to pitch regll· larly despite the back inju~·y which eauaed )!La , dischar&e from the ~ervlce? Will Don Newtombe, the 2'1· eame winner of laal season but a W(ltld Serlea bu..t, be botherfld by tbe eore elbow upon whtch b'! blamed hill poor serle• perform· aqce&? Has southpaw Karl Spoonu flDally recovered from bia arm Injury? Will old ate cakb up w1th Sal M•Riie, Peewee Reele, Carl Ful"II· lo and Campanella? AIIMn VolcH llope Mana&cr Walt Alatott 11 optiml,. tlt on all points. He contends tbat the Dodgers are atronaer thie year than laat, when the,- wenl down tq the llaal da)' of the ~ea~un be· fore wlnntne the' pennanl .as t~e I with a change of pace. . AJso If Spooner, who broke ln senBatlonally leU! in 1804 olllY. to come up with a sore arm, Ia <'overed, he could becorqe a Jtar.- I re- cr. Alston maintains that in Clem Labine, Don Be!lllent ""d Ed Roebuck he hl!l" the best buUpen in baseball. · Infield Sitlll Uncertain Only one infield s,Ot 11 15et.:-bil Gil Hodges at 1irat base. Reese1 who is 37, probJbly wilJ 1tart the selion at" ailort wlth Ral;ld)'. Jllck· eon at third and Charley Ne;al at second. That alignment would free Junior Gilliam for the left field job. U Neal falters, GUiiam wJll take ov!r nrand base. Ouke Snlder, the league'.a home run C!hamplon, will be in eenfer· field wltb the 33-year-olt;l Furlllo in rie:bt. Jf Gilliam Is needed at aecond, the. veteran Sandy Amoroa or rookie Don Demeter, 1 .287 blf ter with Fort Worth last seuon: may ahare the left field apot. The 35-year-old Campanella wUI be the No. 1 catcher if he 11 DDI)' a shadow of hla former nit, with the veteran Rube Walker the No. Z man. tml<lui!td'l>id newd6r'N..,,-Vorl<'o tt!W rlvi!li'~>'· iillelf .be bold lbe, -Ofll·hlttilti ~O,Iioll. ~ Iego. rvDieH wMN ~;""'" obt paired: . . . . . blll ·l~ f jolilitio. . · ,-)Jantlo•o oaa!tii1· T<Jieilo M• two ~~W• P,t..' " ' . ,.., 1rlj>le, COlllbor 'and• C!Ovelao4 .Cathedral i!Aut>le •~d .<l•. .bi'· ~CWel', Lalla: ..r,,.; · Jeni · RoiJeeVell · ln bolllOd 1M Ylbka '!'~~~;'·~·: ~ , lbe ·e .... AA,apenll)ground; ond Zlon!'tr• 'ljiO ·'ll':li'i!!WJ!•,.~ >\.Y~evtJie •. 'Pwt; Mid"" and lallelder'wllo If~....~ !"Js Grotta "'""" Belhel In CIJSI A. uloo ~. hW··to · ~ a~ • . Thel~t ot;tbe<lra'w put Oblo's will In•~ plljl~ .bJ.Jbli.,BitJul)ng two'reinalntnr' ¥nbtaten teamt in of the De\I'Oit Ttl~· SU~d'!Y· On bpPOillt\ bt~, but both Mid> llte nelll ' ;ttdi, •ZIMmer · lllt • dleioim '(2$.0) ud Cl~l'l"<~' La· tb.....,n homer. that rave Brook, tin (:13.0) may bave toiiah •lodiling. lyn I S-2 Viotory. Tb Midd' aLootl - I their :aut Zlmmli'lr bas three t1P1M ~ IN, INI og or . boon rerto 111 ty lnfurod by plf<bed ,...nth otale til" •<>4 filth undo. bJUs Hi• . Jayjlle , ear~NU"" almost Coach Paul Walk_er, wll1 gp aga·.nst wal ended wben hil Dull tbe beft defenJ.I_ve te~m in the waa trad.w-ed bJr a pittb. tourneY. M.atnmber. ~e Craftsmen from TOledo have allowed opEntlae hlll ~,heerHaampered by ponent1 an averaa:e of..ftj.4 point.; arm t~l~ f~r flle. ~1st ctupJe per contest, compared to M:.B for o~ ;tears tmt . he a:a;:e ~mieli •nd Middletown. tlile Dodger!: •ometnlng to smile • . about Sundar ~ sta.pttina: out De.- . The offensive dub m Clal! !rOll whit. ' plichioit the •t trll tbree 88.8. I tilo ' n n:"~titibiiriti : Piiatel ·,.ored tbelr nventJr vlc:tory In nl.oe exblbhiDDI b)' de e•Un& the Athle- to: • t• .,. • 19 30 8 10 18 J3 :n · · sol~ th: \ . ,. ..,, .: ' '· '" ,• -· ' .. ··"· · .,.; < i) ,, •. • ., :.. ... .... · :-"• ' ·-·· ... .. '. . li'" ~'"" .. -ru • """ ' ""'v •' ·~'. ·EIPR11Nel?. I .·.. COlt··· I wood. ... ...... '··-. ........ ", . ...... • ,, ' y \ '• .\ ,,, if, .. .> . A~ ... ' -••••" ll; • \ ~~ob: A_lty~": W®_lQ . ·be g~n on ·~~4 \F)'JfiJ~.Y -ev~nll)a. · . Otbr!rl plans .were mode and tfte next .,meetfng Wa.tl set ~r ApriL5 a~ the par~onage. . .._,_._ h. Jf · .. tnun ,.a , :a ." lllll~on ~~~iflobu•I~,.. ·•NIIII ~ili!;.~Nilni~~d;.· .'. th:"~:!~:,nt:• .i'.~:,,t~•rved ' , . ~~ ...ughout A••fl.c~ IMIN : - year Ill 01 "•~' vua . to There wos a big meeting ol the five countries in London in 1956. " ended in rouuro. as had other meetings, because Russia would not agree to an ll.ir·tieht inspection ag1·eement \() prevent cheating, The U. N. General Assembly or· dered last February 14 that the tlv~·nation· meelings lt,e resumed. .Russiia had asked one •week pteviously that the foreign m\ltisters :,Df Ul~. sub-co~mittee coUqffitW at· , ttifd' tl:u! htxt disarm3Dleiit tallh. This pr!j!posal was r~jeded..1le Wesfern All)es .!iald they saw no rea~oll !or the foreign ministers (o attend unless there was some :~ound . basis for. hope that Russia would negotiatn on a realistic bas~"'"" Ministo,.. Avoltoblt But ll~c foreign' ministe"r!l could .. clrdl'ldiliJi!J, welf .•• Cl'ddW I~Cind•rdl TncAUWXolmleiAn~sYATuOx•'IMiarEyETol the he summoned to London 'at any ' · d sl""l•t• · hmc, of course, If developments aft . Nspon' 1111 I 18L Grace Epjscop!ll Church will meet warranted. r at the Pari~>h House Tblll"sday, The sub-committee in itS' new ' The detiH't - . . . . civil leadlft, a l ..,.111011 llbrch 21 at 2 p. m. in observance talks will h.<tve before it all the or _the 115th ~nntversary of the disarmament proposals that have wh...,_te<lly onolono ..lhli~eWI,.r.,.J pamh. Rev. J'erbne R~8.9f.S,·df P1': 1 bl:!tn' iha1.e '\n rclj!_ent yea·!'!. , l:•iio '..,..b'toll01thlart ti'oliiil!¥ · ·~ "·''' r ' 'T ~ .. . 'J2.l'l'>.!){ ' ., Pleasant wiU be the spesic:~rs. ·· 1 '"'nY~ 1 1n"Cttlac th'e proposal ~ich;" ', 'ttie Unltcdt:Srates presented to the It "'"' ~lblo Ia t\la tN!ftl•1' Ia JOW _, ATTENDS MI!ETING U. N. last Januar)1 14. 0. 0. •Patterson, county superinThis provld.ed: Fissiomrble rna· , r tendent of schools, attended· Satur· terlah shou1d be used or stockAt ohter N,. tf11cluate ...._ tliel~ IIi~,.,., IOIIIJ d~:y, in Athens, .a rheetin_g of the Piled for peaceful purposes ·only. NS_ponllbdjtlel, thty aN replaced ,rlth ~. _d_.,..... Sout~east(!rn Oh1o _Athletic Board. ......J'e"nding agreement on that, obi• ltoyl. Wt will be atfld to .,,.,,~._.f ,>ttil~ {f ·. tfto~t~nq. 'lutsl.fless., was transacted. · _advante notice should be given of h• qualifln hl1 • • wMJ k ,._.,-~ ~. .. · ., ~ · te~ of nuclear Weapons. · w•ltl~ " list. A ,Ito.. cell~ "'! t ' ~ . DIVUKCE AS~Eg i ' · -' ~The big powers should start , i:ut.rtnttwt ,..Y ...... hiM MJI'. ....~' · ,, .· A d.ivo~~e actio~ has ~en fi!ell tedu~n~. t,heir armed forces, aim· · ""t d lv· ,'• ,,, lq Meigs · County Common Pleat lng at, a hmtt or 2.5 milllon men '· .., "'"•' ture. . , · ,- 1 1: · ,'~·-·. '100urt> 1 " oby 'Jlo~ett tllll, illeettsville for the United State!! and nussla • , • • 1 • J• . "-, , ~ , • ~~ ~{'re9ente.d by Fred · Cebw, anlf 7So;odo each fot Britain afld .l.• ili.: ....... -,;l'li.tl-j,ll : Verl!US Agne'l C, Hill; c/o MrJ. FranM:. 111• ~UC'f, o; .., .• , .. , ' ... ~a~e'Jt.Sp; ·Parke~!b"tirli, W. ·V a --Gutdot1 misslleandslmilarex. • '·· •· · r 1 ;, • ~ · ·' .'~· .._:"",..·t ~ ··'. : : tJerbn~J\ts .should be put under fiiHI '··• r..r .-; :.· :.' · ~ '. ' · ; · . •· •~~J~ ll;!'ltl ~.RI~ ' control '·r ·.:. · .;· •. : l ··.c . .. - ·,~ '.i!Z.tn~Rt t-an: '-iUP)- . -An impection system shoUld ·If· · L.;.- · · .'fW'tFY~~ofl! Tim Porter ·rate• as be establisbed to prevent> surprise 1he yoUngest tractor operator here attack with either conventional or , a~ts. but not the best. ,T he nutlear weapons. , L..:. YlftutJsSter !!limbed aboard his fa· If Russia Were acting In good 0 fnw ther's maehtne, started. the engine faJth ,there i~ no reason why it ' - and ·put· tl'le tractor . 1n gear. It should .not arcept this proposal. It ramed acrosa the farmyard, broke is Jikely to ~;>Her new proposals of Dff a water ~drant, bit a truck ils own. The question ls whether Ind. atop)iect. The- · boy's mother tliey will provide tor real inspet/· _ _ .._,,.,d;;,"~~::;ect up and shut off"the engine. tio·n. . · IQCn • l9t.i4. ·· · ... 'No ~·~ · d~· U\&t·t"e ~play ... " ;I, right . Step·'.-'in""' 'SfOni!S , ~ 'March Meeting • He ld Af ROCihe . . " Se.vefl ,'m~tnbers ,and one guest . i: ,Yiftfe :?».t'i ~t ... ,t $he.mtetlng and , , f - ~ IP ~ <l•ll :W.#lS ' &:tt~~.Weted. l;>y a' : ·~ · .Jtijtl;t,.\lei!'~- ~ · r ··,~~" , •,··. . ' --... . .,., .with tb, "'''t"· 11ie M".areh meeting Df tlle Step· pinJ .Slones clasl No. 10 was held -retently at 'he Racine Methodist •Parso'nage. Thfll meeting •as called to order by Virginia Arnott, the Pre!lntenf, witli prayer by Rev. El- WOU.LD' .HE LiNI ... . -" .,. .ttHuntington 'hi '' :41<\. I YAlUA.lE ]i_,, ; ·~. ' Dy •._,. tr- ----. n-- be f.., liB, JSJ JOJS· · t' QY,.. > , of Al' Aff'IIIWf,.fllfiYJ 1 Besf bltl' ...~~ :ifhipplfti{lh' '<ibt.,... Cubt, Jl.,. __,C-.,Ol'!-.-D.,....~.,...,..£ ..Cit;..,. ,. A Tool For EYtry :.-. I ~~~·~ALL ' THE DAII.Y SENTINR ' Purpote ' PIANliS 4570.15 ,· '1 The Jayhawks, tiUI&t!! in 1$02, . . ~ 95 . • --·-- 1'1 \"\\ ,..., ~ . Braves ltUmblod in their final lllicola 'II . . 1fua. ~ippable Tire .. ~ ' ' . SA.WS •-ol• • . BAI!f"ERS ,:.: . . ' ::::=:~~ . ''• '• ' : sc~~Bwt~Rivsu', ' • I . ' "...,""""'. _tL·... '· ... ,. . O.Jfl QUA IT . . . ·· 0 I L ' ' ' PHONE 388-Y Time to Pl•y Baseball! Jlot Rod Hulldley•a two foul •hota made Jn the fln1l ' ' ondo ol piJl iiVO lbt HUI,dl<·y ln the Wahama pm. The tame, p~uH bdore - IASIIAlJ SHOES a a.·- : ,, ·' 11parBO crowd, Wu ,tile profeli.'IIOn·· $$.95,. al debut for thiD: Wet\ Vb'1lnia lfn· l'lersJlY AU American, who talhtd · lf." ': 1. 82 polnta to take hJ•h scoring bon on for the ,eventn1. cash in any way we can. 'd9C~o; lhmdle,v (ot • little opportunity to clown 11 u.,. <;<il!oao All Slln. made liP bl platen ltom varlo-.a ' . ,. • · colleacs in W•l't., Vir&lnia llbd Ohio, modo a i(om~ ol II all U.. · co'QPlil vi'~ way, . t. · .sr. p~UIQ. 1'1..-., ur - ~ Xcmny llammbl\d. West Virctnla Pelt coo,.r """ ·lhe ~UOII Sl. Petmbora Opeo, ,alp»~Da J~e ..,~, 1r; b1 ~or . o:~t!ll...,- !'Ill 8JIITil J'AIIItY . l-' dileat lhi )!Driulee' '"""" a,a. I ' ·~ ~ CindeNIIe Team ~i~)~!!'!':~M- K . I ~~It• ~' ' \' MIS"NG ' ~'". wu se·r.w~l~llt!m~oie~tl~d:e~fendlq cbamploa ' IDI" the WQ&ern I ;~t~ riel ol the year aaalnsl the Car· San dlnolo. FrldJl nlabl when I; lie pllns on uslns Newcombe, the natloa'1 No. 1 Podrea, Roaer Craig, sophomore new roOOrd of JO Don Of)'ldale P hi1 regul11r ... t.ar~· play~ Mioblatn eaatern erbw~. , era with Maglle alao a:cttln~ a re~· ular turn durini tht C:30lcr wcathBoth Salurdlr'• o•· er. , Uonal be played 1t 1For apot atuslenmenls thl're will Kaft!as Clty'a :MWt.idpal Auditor!\ lie the veteran Carl Erskine, rookie urn - where Kanaaa Ia e011ddel'tll fred Klpp, a 20-iame winner with. the. "borne team" and wlllere 'feu.r IS YOUR · . SOfa ' , m .tH-'11, ·at .i.JlJl.. The Cbieaao Wblte Sox hamAlmoat •very tour~ent hu a mered Ville_.t ·nend Uhelt in tbe Cinderella team. and' tbe 191'17 lint four lnnlna:e alld ~ Davit event ia no ex-ception. The amll· tn the 111t tWo to roWid out t ~ lriumpb over the 8~ l-out. j:ardls leal "'hool In lhe field I• Belhel Of lofoproe"County, a tiny spot o~ naJa. . . "' ... tbeJPIP bt SOU.Ulllltem Obio Wllh JJm Hear"- Jack $JntoM and a '-t6tll enrollment of 32 student~, Gene Sny&!r aave onl, 'five bitt them while plleblnl · the ' l!blladelpb!a with MiddlePbUUe, to a +1 l'ic~ over the u enrollment of Boiton lied..'!!o• Ui4 .b.w"m bi · · the top · four Jim Lemon ,ll!d. II<lioo•malo find a study ef ~ helPed 1111 WIGI~n Senators except In ' • ' N"" York Gllol,l a ._, lrftillipb lbo ·Cittmod llldla&a - . .4 lbe a.Jilal~ 9i'lolei eollocll411 Former champ KanNa, wtta two lmpreuive vlcttJries •lread¥ and a "bome C4urt'' ed&e lp tbl thowdown aamea eo.ml.oe up, wu rapidly gainina: bacldn1 toda;y 11 the "bDt" team of tbe NCAA ba• tetbalJ tournament as it aw11tea tbe arrival of the thfce rqlonal Stllra • 90-88 vlct017 over tbe leao All Slllro "'! Solumy You name it. We &upply II. Clean up billa. PI]. taxes. Buy spring elothe& •na bar&alns. Then have only one place Ill pay. It's easter that way. We are ready to ba<k you with leglsJatora .. ore out OX<IPI Closs ,1 ~penlng round Frida;y afternotttl, and that one hls about 3,000 .reml(lning to be sold. · 1 '!'be gomea ·will 1>o teleVi!"d !r( WGfO in Clncinilalt, end 11 leu! 13 ~adlo otations wt11 .bo "!' blp~ . lo 'delfv.er tbe piJlsbf·flJl. ·'. · lf~re are t~e ~gl..,l ,r .,Uits Saturday night tluit landed ' lhe lucky ej.,r:ht in thf staJ~. .llnalp1 .. Jn Cla.- AA, Middleto,rn defeate~ Cincinnati Elder, B'l«!,~t., dnnali; Kent Roosevelt W • Akron Soutb, 52-4.'1. at . t; Clovelalld Latin beat Cle..tuld Ea.l T«b, - · al Bere'!f and TOe leda Maeomber toppoHlielb)l, &i41, at ~to do. In Clau A. G.rotl• '!lled \ LoeJ<. W•>'"· 47,4~, •11'\"'Y; ·Be!bol New - r t l· 74-M, .a l Alheno:. '!!led s.,.nn,h, OHIO,. at and AY~We troll~ fn,. teea lle~ oT ---··~ - 11. l'fioell.llit double li)r· a.u ·J14ro ril wllh. ll!o ~ .f!lla<l ,.., \flo Jayhawks As Hot Team In NCAA Toumey wlnner.s. ·a . MiddietoWD ' ' eDd :wltlJ the.· ftat.e fla11.: featurIJ!i· a· blo~ .#bboll ca•t·-· jjf e.i&ht ioiiriwn"'f.lf~ .-iu4dl 11.e..O.;rer• )iumber ' ot sur· ,.U.o to ·bOIII d\vlllohl, wbleh ilianed the~· tour- lrall with 1.010 maoo, 341 in Cl... AA aud · fill fo1 .Ciu•"As · . fte lmpJrijl.l'~edlng aut play ed no favoritu. The, fiDaJitts drew i ·tickel'to.. tbo "~ lli~Frid'!Y uil Sotuidb'-il.oolber' elrhed tt. . .· · · Hete't'"1iow ' tho : leamo wtU be . ·'tile. IIIUo · l"'rbatill!!d ·- ~11 Hit Free rosses a UOO ... $$00 ... UotO. ... '. ~Ioiii pl...,_.~ Hot Rt.d Stops ClownAetTo 0 ''l'JIB Obl;~hid......,.-~ =lboll sea· loft · rei.c:.biJr f-1; olhDD. 4hlt week- .peds "qui\" lo .their e~ 'ifWII:l!'IJ J)Orform · • · ~ In theit G£1.ve, 1• ~~~--~- ·m Montreal; aout.hpaw Sandy Koufax, who•nd final~)> hu come up ~Qed eJn~ $ '~--=====::::::::=:=1 MUCH SHA~ WE MAKE ~ 111 ~ . lllrlioM - Tbe radio, o::r~t~b~e~l~lve:~:~=~:ba:"~~~~~ fj~~~~~==~ ~ .oo HOW • ' • 1 Sbviel Ru.ula lJ llkelf to pro. 8\uk~er. X.artn ~riUJOn, Luchld1 r--"· jrOrfi.l Slhrrbn Plck~n~ Pftli'tty IH\JJ.HmGTON - Committees ··ide big hcndlln.,_ dur : n~ the d)_. Garr 'tttary c. swanJon' Shaula for the 19!t'l Hanlloll College R~· 1rmr.mcnl tPib whicf'il Of)(ID ' n , Jlteasinrer CcJI'Icin Wil•~ ~pot~ !llolfat St;lent·o! J'alr b:r.·l'! &en •e- London iodt1. Tbttc ate strbn~ lndlcllttbds '· ilf<K~ ilil>llora . Lltm·~· iJotut .I~t'1!, It ~ ,an~o~n'«\ ,lffbWery Rita CJ.rr Sbirl:ff d;~y &y l)r. 1. H. llobttk, !~air di· ~hat lhe Sovwt go!Jeroment will ~Wtii! M~iuny.1 ~itil_ d ,ifl !",...CWI:· ~ . . , • • 1'"" ~ cme up ttlth some il.ua1ion.,J ' •t!IW.!Yil' V.J>~n:a. -AIIeo f~ . '· ,.\ · ~I ~~,~~ij! ( '•~Jl Ol'W prupo11i8. It 1 1 quito possible !Mat Andrej c!Ydlo· ftyi .. n'dnce, Pettit· !do ~• .,•· ~ ·· , ' "'it ~J"Idl \\')liMb; J'byllf. BO:stlc Satali!tfd. 1 ~Pti't" ~ n,_ ~e fl§e r.·YH ca <\ . GJ•moyko, Ru1sla's new foreign bas.:!o i>c;ria Riel!" Mafflta ·R"u..,nel\ , ~i J.J;lo~ -bid . ·. , i M.. J,{ Is. .open miu ist~r. WUI .• cjo to London .In Milry''Riffle, ·carOIYri ifuniJIJ~ i sD'- tO .Jt:Wtlent•.o:W t trfst!ft.e area. pf;l~~n tQ preseJlt lhyfn. 1 prino. · · ComrHttreer 'rl~~d a~e. '' The que~~l:tont U wtiether RU5s;a A'wartta, John n; W01!!ZOn, chair· will conlinl!e Its practice Of m<tk· Alto: T4!!;xann-. Wllite, CJtnlent men. nr. Dbrct'tiy Fisht!r and 111 g 1!.!1 disarmament Vfoposala a Davia, Pilttr Lowery, Sandrl' liY· lt'alph Fellows; jud~~~. Dr. N. sounding boafd· fen prOpaganda sen, Jat!t~ Buneb, Ol~mae .C!ark, ~·a-.pd Green, elllllrman, !Dr. Ora and will rcjCet any agreemt"nt f\uth Ann .Edwarcb, Sal1dra Slnpr E . .Rumple. and Berkely R. Shaler; which Would provide an air·tll]:ht .~tty GilmOre, Janlee Zirkle, bi:nquetj Dr. Jtdward t ; Plymale, ingj"Jrction s:y&tt'm . Christine Coats, -arttlla Ward, dtairman, Dr lft:armond t. lanssen S"usan PUllen~". · Rqse\t.i RitbWdl, and Donald ·o. Cox; reglsbation . Tht>l"o sccm11 to be a feeling .XU~ Sauer, B:)rbara a~lt BettY Dr. Raymond E;... Janste.f'-! chalt· that this time, 11 way may be COvert, JluUs lfuclt, Bee~ Leon. man, ,Dr. tf.ill.e,if W. Whelpley, found to gN the big power<~ ard. and Mrs. Chrlst1nt F. 'P'tit"ps. ~tatted toward pn t~greerilent " which would lcod lo a reduet.idn Exhlbite lnd displa:y, Dr. Ralph . . rtt 1 M. Edeburd e11alrmafi D't;' ' Ra . m armed strcngtth and co ro d 111o J ' d. ' ..1 Y of nucl('ar weapons m~9~ -1~· ~~m'fe~. an °!, Ora E. The London talks are- being rJ'rl·cll~ ,Nf·JV1:a~d ~cl~ , by .. rel?!esentati~s. ' or th,e Green, and Dr. Howard L. Mills. Umte_d St;ates, . Canada, -<lrcal J!~dE:;w"n~~~..I>Hn , lrge Br1!aln, J?"Bnc! ,and Russ(a, ~~ , o "' ,Jtteta ~ · ent Tb<t~e ilvE! c6U'n!riea make' u .~.a j a • . ~daui~t:' a ·a'r1.~ ,Dr. sub~om~itte,· o( tbe'-'~ Un.lt~~ ,_ a·J, Yranl:is~"fl. ·r"W»~J•,Y wilJ. ·a$ist ,ll?!IS ~~~~ment eomrni~~;i~ , himru ,. ~ \ ' ...~ ,. ~ 1 ; • ·'N'~sq\tfl(tOD' ,..of varlo\i'i-5'.-Jet•s \ · ~;.~~ ~.l~.i 'l.oen !the '"" dlsaf meinepi,' had b<i.o ••iJi< de:ad!iJle. to!" entries and if ~ey !· CJo e!Je_r .s'lnce ~ the end of 'forld ~!"! ~t· !ifi)y 'f!itlo lbe na!nes ' :W'ar II i"'lde the ~· N .and . lr.'V , ~ ·WJlrb£•Wfft{ltf!,~f"~ft.R~ P\i!' pfficlat' twe..en . ~nterested powers :":!elifi~ 'l'ifl ~lh~ 1 " 1 · ~ ~u . progress had l;leen m1nb. ·' ' · · · fn hope that private talks mlgbt ( auccC<'d, the five-nation sui;)eDm· miUco was set up on April 19, ft=· o· . BTEUIS TO FIGHT,IT OIJT. : /;.m:t~~\1/..i l. l~- L ~nd ~." naessiOns U- .,_. ~>'«liM ·~,· -tr. Doi!/'~· \llld C¢ ~ ·.lltiiot:'~· .lillie ~ •tole ,. , ~each~,itpax This ~~k ' Sore:AnBTnn •1 Medals Given 10 Boys For Plav. As 'All•Tourney''T · eam saturday , _ _, ..,'!!;.. .. . Foreign News.. Commentary . FJ:ut SCltD~ FaJ.r• ;~.r:~u:Hl~ R6.:~r~.~ !rre:W::.~~~~1.?J:.:: ~~ ·- l!oim ~ Committees Set Junior Glet <;tub mem4>eu ... (Con.Unul!d Jrom Paa:e one) EvalYn Oibtdt,la.; Be.t"h• .Wn.O~, ..:...JHrria~ Grace C1pteha1 flnt .. .1. Sylvia. Rowley, J(aren Greg, Bev· • p;iiilo.ae•nette 1, Judy Mu,. el'ly Pe1Tin1 Bubara Joqu, Helu . • ..._ .A -standing room only crowd uw Portland Grade School come from behind in the last minute and 50 1CCond1 to tie Rutland at 27-all tbeh emerge the winner 3:5 to !1 In the third overtime of th~ final game of the Portland· Grad~ School Invitational basketball towrnament Saturday night. It wu a fut and gkiiJed display of basketball that the "little fel· 111Ws" put on, both finalists ahow1 ing the result of arduous training ~ and coacbi~;~g. Rutland bad come in as favorites, having beaten Port. 1 land ~ice In regular season play, I and undefeated this season. Ferrell CQ1.art. a rebounding wizard, tied the game up with less I than two minutes to so wit~ · twl.llting shot from a favorite spGt I l!fght feet to the sl.de of the baa- . 1 ltet. In the first overtime Portland play~ it cozy, freezing the ball, except for one turnl}ver, until l.IS seeQnds before•the end. Sammy ~~~1l~~r~ LlV' AL Schoo.l District President W;'liam Me· Price made tho one shot good, for ,.,v ... 29-27, But RuUand's vaunted fast l of Port and congratulates tfny.mite Roger Ra' oreak otlen•e wbieb bad l'oTilaod as being recognized as havh1g connected on the ~~~~~~lin stitches all night, tied It up shot'' in the four-night staod Portland Grade School b again at 21)..29 as .Hobatetter tallied ball tournment. Young Birch, a nUty tittle guard, is a younger with mere "'onda len. double for his brother Bob Birch who was a senior star and In the second overUme Dugan put Rutland in ft'Qnt :n-29 but Co-Captain of the Racine High School Tornadoes this season. little Billy McKelvey who .,., honored as the outstanding player oi the tourney later In the eveDlnc • I 'heh ocorlna ..., lllllod 28 piilnll while Jim Vacloll'-ol Morris IW- ••• boa~. ' IJ.,,__.,._____...,~-~!'00'+~ ., ' ' ' l. . .,. . • ' ,"\ "' '. ' ' ' ~ -''· ) '-l. !.,. !'. ~= r i·.. -. .,... ' Dat11 SellllDe~ Pomeroy.Mfddteport, 0., March 18, 11157-1 �• • .. .. • I • f -- \ -· • . •. j' I a Tourria Annual Clee Club "• -..~ ml!btben CJf ~ lo"nldr ulee ClWt who h Dot lieeJI nam~d t1"' lrlf;J 0 - St~,~~Dbb, Mj_l.d,a· ~ vao~ ·coonot. llldr r Walker, JoJte H'ern~on~ 1: ~ e R1Uhburrt, . 8onrilij SilMt}[, .... illne Bow ..o, • Sue \l'aUI~, . I Criswell, P)'lt~ Micbaol, Jeb· :thj Ill D1ttielS 'M¥)' St!Dtt, Xiy . c: Sf t:a; Linda Jhertng 1 Bir6an 4.7aP" :~~111~ r-t' II', Al,m-a Baumalrdntr, Linda ' 'Wulhen, Carol, o,Venll. firet 10. · .:.... a; l,Qretta Hannlpg, ·Dor Vit· 11c!;.-ttae'. ShhjeY Gilkey, carolyn dfoi'd, Sharon ·Ev.ans, iarbara S\iles 11 -f U 1Ruth Farmer. ·cora W!IIIO .J~ne l Wickline, Sharon ~ua , • Carol Thomaa, ·.'•. ··H)J.dson, Jane . Hoyt, , .. , ~rqlyn Milhoa end soprano; n _..,Ju<\Y Clirk, nn BUettattoTI 1 Phyt: lis· Hilbert Judy Van ·cooneyt Jan· :l" " lce. }t~h d~. Marianne Wopogerd, \'~.:.J ,,SeJsie Pettit, Cardfyn Wll!On, aTid · Phv!Jo's Pelt•'( •ito I Ba,ttl~.- .,~_.~~~a. · qp;-t t.J!f .·. . 'or '57'·J·0-·1.:;:.' I ,. . . · lr. Ten grade iCho~J boy1 were bOn• orelj Satq.rda:y n11ht arter Port· lanil.•, UPICt victory over Rutland ln the Grade School Invitational ~aaketbaJL tournament wJth selectlon!l on t~e all-tourney t.tam. lin addition a total uf 10 indivld· ··-.... ,.._.... .......... .. •rs ,... ..,. - .... _ f d d I ••• rt. . . . . . . J ltQzlc ........ ''"''........, , ........ === 1'01 COU4NS JEWELIY WIJUe Yo_u Cooftdoace .. .i.;.tlllod Mala 81. l ual awards were made with ribbons golnj to outstanding playera Jn all department• of the aport. ,...: William McKelvey, president of the Southern LoeaJ <School .BOard, mad~ the presentations. He .a.ave All-Tourney team medals to DaYid Martin and WIJJJam Hobstetter of Rutland, S.amlny Prite, Billy Me· Kelvey and FerreU Cuzart of Port· land, Tommy Grueser of Syracu.l"e, Ro~er Birch and Duane wolfe of Racine, Jimmy Sheets of Ha.rrlaon. viUe ami Larry Bin& of Shade. t~~ ":.~ i;1~~ r;-:/~~~0~~~ again. Al:ain Portland went into the freeze, forcina Rutland out alter the ball Then F. cozm hit a crip· pie and' McKelvey, hangine de• perate!y' onto the ball,' dribMed through the -entire Rutland team1 back to •btl own court, a.nd "drew a foul .. He sunk both of them to cinch the game, 36-31. .Rutland, coached by Hepry Null, was terrific in all departments of tbe game, Its fa&t brea).: 1kiU be· lng the moat starlling. Wl9l Hoffman, Hobstetter and M&rUp goina: down the Red Dnlls JaW not1ee l they wlll be a terror two and three years hence. lJarttn, awarded a ribbon for be, in~ the faetest player In tbe tour· ney, proved in aeainst Po:1.1and even thoulh his team was edged. Trophic.~ were awarded the Port· land winncn, runner·up Rutland, 5n.ome, winner of the consolatloq li.;~~~~~~:;:::~j!R:aclne, loser In the J'or Potf.)and\Sa~r Price.a,aln ShOwed hll sc~ina promise aa . he Sport Center pr£¥ dumped In 16 points, "Little Bill" vlded tbe handsome trophy th8t McKelvey was Stlcond bi&h lo~ went to the tourney champs. Pro- Portland with 11. usually uccuNte cceds rrom the rour night& of play at the foul line, the entire Portsince March '3 covered all other laod dub was off In this departexpcn~es, and ''broke about even, ment. McKelvey mana1ed to sink overall" according to manager his two lJIRt chances to get the Hnbert Price. Referee expense was 4-polnt edge, but before that he missed numerous trlea u bad oth· the bl.cceel. item, being •100. er Port.landert, aa terulon and Indlv.klual awards were given: Jamoe budding, Wahama, beat preJsure 1tuck out everywhere. sport. The Jime wu clo1c at 1Jnt, beBilly McKelvey, mo1t points Jn In, .. at the first quarter. !By Tourney, 73. haJftime Rutland held a 12-D lead, Larry Bing, beat team player, fattened to 22-lfJ at the: thil'd Shade. quitter mark. The Red Devlla apDavid Martin, la1te1t player·...I peared1to have jt sewed up. Rutland. However, the Port1ander1 had Lee Ethrld&e. CoolvllJe, beat not alven up. ·F erren cozirt hit on foul 11hot, oo•,t, . thrile bukets, Prico twlee and MeBilly McKcJvey, beet aU-around Kelvey added a free tl\row for 11 pht.yer. polnta wbUe all .Rutland could aarBIIly McKelvey, mo1t poinl.! one ner was five on Hobstetter'l free go me, 311. 1-throv,, Plercfl'l one bander and 1 "Roger Dlr~o:h, Racine, Jongcat Martin ott a fall break, ~hot made. Orade School won the "!:!onaolation" aame 'rommz. llill, Letart, shortest player. 30--2.3 after puiUng Elmer Livingston, ~ CoUageville, away trom a 6-e flrat quarter tie tallest player. for a '12·10 lead at" haU Ume and Cat·mcn S<~lscr, Judy Wagnla. a 19-16 thl.rd quarter bul1e. Kenda Rueu•ll. Joyec Circle, bc11l The final aamel cltmaxed tllm· cheerleader group, of Racine. lnaUon1 for 10 tcama tbat bcaan March&. Otber teama particlpitlnc Included Cotta,.v\Ue, W. Va., Wa· BOWIE, hama',"lfatdsOitvllle, CoOlvU16, Sy· llrother racuse. , Dedltalc . .. Uubett l'rtco; ·principal of tbe Bowie h"o1t school, waa to..rner manaacr. f1na. DoJ1'ald Wotfe Wit orticlal ecore· keeper, Don Nene timekeeper and .RaJpb and Layton Sayre, refercoa with Tennant of Ma•on aaalatlna In t~..., ..... ~··· . ' · ~qr~ ~· qula:ter•: , vll'tQry 4 wllh AI Nicholas Arenl. li:m:r. = ~ ~n: ~ g~ INDIVIDUAL SCORINIJ .. ... : . ; .' . ,· ' • Ull't. · ·· · · ·. • IHif•lht ...., .., ; , ..." ... , , . . _ ' ' •. Dodgers In Role As TJ¥t:d f~e Favorite To Win National Race ltl. Note: This 11 tha flrat In a MrJu on the l957 ,.e!Mcb of the malor league tum,, By lAG H. P.t."*tn Unitecl Pru1 $.-rts Eclltor MIAlfl, l>'la. ((JP)-Tbe Brook· lyn OodJers appear to bave what It takes to win the National Leagu~ pennant for the third succe,llllve year, a £eat that hasn't been accomplished since the-·st. Lou!, Cardinals turned the trick 13 )'ears a&o. Qcapite an~ aqortment of qul'Bt1oii matks lnd a parcel of pla,y· crs who may be paat their peak, the Dodgers have enoulth prom!s· Jng: youngster• to take up fY alack that moy develqp. 1'be blgecst <Jueatiort~ art: Has catcher Roy CampnMila rc covtred from the hanil Injury .su he will be able to return to th~ form which won him the leag•e'• Most Valuable Player Award Jn 19331 Will aoutllpaw Johnny Podres, star of Brooklyn'• 19M World se':'let triumph, be able to pitch regll· larly despite the back inju~·y which eauaed )!La , dischar&e from the ~ervlce? Will Don Newtombe, the 2'1· eame winner of laal season but a W(ltld Serlea bu..t, be botherfld by tbe eore elbow upon whtch b'! blamed hill poor serle• perform· aqce&? Has southpaw Karl Spoonu flDally recovered from bia arm Injury? Will old ate cakb up w1th Sal M•Riie, Peewee Reele, Carl Ful"II· lo and Campanella? AIIMn VolcH llope Mana&cr Walt Alatott 11 optiml,. tlt on all points. He contends tbat the Dodgers are atronaer thie year than laat, when the,- wenl down tq the llaal da)' of the ~ea~un be· fore wlnntne the' pennanl .as t~e I with a change of pace. . AJso If Spooner, who broke ln senBatlonally leU! in 1804 olllY. to come up with a sore arm, Ia <'overed, he could becorqe a Jtar.- I re- cr. Alston maintains that in Clem Labine, Don Be!lllent ""d Ed Roebuck he hl!l" the best buUpen in baseball. · Infield Sitlll Uncertain Only one infield s,Ot 11 15et.:-bil Gil Hodges at 1irat base. Reese1 who is 37, probJbly wilJ 1tart the selion at" ailort wlth Ral;ld)'. Jllck· eon at third and Charley Ne;al at second. That alignment would free Junior Gilliam for the left field job. U Neal falters, GUiiam wJll take ov!r nrand base. Ouke Snlder, the league'.a home run C!hamplon, will be in eenfer· field wltb the 33-year-olt;l Furlllo in rie:bt. Jf Gilliam Is needed at aecond, the. veteran Sandy Amoroa or rookie Don Demeter, 1 .287 blf ter with Fort Worth last seuon: may ahare the left field apot. The 35-year-old Campanella wUI be the No. 1 catcher if he 11 DDI)' a shadow of hla former nit, with the veteran Rube Walker the No. Z man. tml<lui!td'l>id newd6r'N..,,-Vorl<'o tt!W rlvi!li'~>'· iillelf .be bold lbe, -Ofll·hlttilti ~O,Iioll. ~ Iego. rvDieH wMN ~;""'" obt paired: . . . . . blll ·l~ f jolilitio. . · ,-)Jantlo•o oaa!tii1· T<Jieilo M• two ~~W• P,t..' " ' . ,.., 1rlj>le, COlllbor 'and• C!Ovelao4 .Cathedral i!Aut>le •~d .<l•. .bi'· ~CWel', Lalla: ..r,,.; · Jeni · RoiJeeVell · ln bolllOd 1M Ylbka '!'~~~;'·~·: ~ , lbe ·e .... AA,apenll)ground; ond Zlon!'tr• 'ljiO ·'ll':li'i!!WJ!•,.~ >\.Y~evtJie •. 'Pwt; Mid"" and lallelder'wllo If~....~ !"Js Grotta "'""" Belhel In CIJSI A. uloo ~. hW··to · ~ a~ • . Thel~t ot;tbe<lra'w put Oblo's will In•~ plljl~ .bJ.Jbli.,BitJul)ng two'reinalntnr' ¥nbtaten teamt in of the De\I'Oit Ttl~· SU~d'!Y· On bpPOillt\ bt~, but both Mid> llte nelll ' ;ttdi, •ZIMmer · lllt • dleioim '(2$.0) ud Cl~l'l"<~' La· tb.....,n homer. that rave Brook, tin (:13.0) may bave toiiah •lodiling. lyn I S-2 Viotory. Tb Midd' aLootl - I their :aut Zlmmli'lr bas three t1P1M ~ IN, INI og or . boon rerto 111 ty lnfurod by plf<bed ,...nth otale til" •<>4 filth undo. bJUs Hi• . Jayjlle , ear~NU"" almost Coach Paul Walk_er, wll1 gp aga·.nst wal ended wben hil Dull tbe beft defenJ.I_ve te~m in the waa trad.w-ed bJr a pittb. tourneY. M.atnmber. ~e Craftsmen from TOledo have allowed opEntlae hlll ~,heerHaampered by ponent1 an averaa:e of..ftj.4 point.; arm t~l~ f~r flle. ~1st ctupJe per contest, compared to M:.B for o~ ;tears tmt . he a:a;:e ~mieli •nd Middletown. tlile Dodger!: •ometnlng to smile • . about Sundar ~ sta.pttina: out De.- . The offensive dub m Clal! !rOll whit. ' plichioit the •t trll tbree 88.8. I tilo ' n n:"~titibiiriti : Piiatel ·,.ored tbelr nventJr vlc:tory In nl.oe exblbhiDDI b)' de e•Un& the Athle- to: • t• .,. • 19 30 8 10 18 J3 :n · · sol~ th: \ . ,. ..,, .: ' '· '" ,• -· ' .. ··"· · .,.; < i) ,, •. • ., :.. ... .... · :-"• ' ·-·· ... .. '. . li'" ~'"" .. -ru • """ ' ""'v •' ·~'. ·EIPR11Nel?. I .·.. COlt··· I wood. ... ...... '··-. ........ ", . ...... • ,, ' y \ '• .\ ,,, if, .. .> . A~ ... ' -••••" ll; • \ ~~ob: A_lty~": W®_lQ . ·be g~n on ·~~4 \F)'JfiJ~.Y -ev~nll)a. · . Otbr!rl plans .were mode and tfte next .,meetfng Wa.tl set ~r ApriL5 a~ the par~onage. . .._,_._ h. Jf · .. tnun ,.a , :a ." lllll~on ~~~iflobu•I~,.. ·•NIIII ~ili!;.~Nilni~~d;.· .'. th:"~:!~:,nt:• .i'.~:,,t~•rved ' , . ~~ ...ughout A••fl.c~ IMIN : - year Ill 01 "•~' vua . to There wos a big meeting ol the five countries in London in 1956. " ended in rouuro. as had other meetings, because Russia would not agree to an ll.ir·tieht inspection ag1·eement \() prevent cheating, The U. N. General Assembly or· dered last February 14 that the tlv~·nation· meelings lt,e resumed. .Russiia had asked one •week pteviously that the foreign m\ltisters :,Df Ul~. sub-co~mittee coUqffitW at· , ttifd' tl:u! htxt disarm3Dleiit tallh. This pr!j!posal was r~jeded..1le Wesfern All)es .!iald they saw no rea~oll !or the foreign ministers (o attend unless there was some :~ound . basis for. hope that Russia would negotiatn on a realistic bas~"'"" Ministo,.. Avoltoblt But ll~c foreign' ministe"r!l could .. clrdl'ldiliJi!J, welf .•• Cl'ddW I~Cind•rdl TncAUWXolmleiAn~sYATuOx•'IMiarEyETol the he summoned to London 'at any ' · d sl""l•t• · hmc, of course, If developments aft . Nspon' 1111 I 18L Grace Epjscop!ll Church will meet warranted. r at the Pari~>h House Tblll"sday, The sub-committee in itS' new ' The detiH't - . . . . civil leadlft, a l ..,.111011 llbrch 21 at 2 p. m. in observance talks will h.<tve before it all the or _the 115th ~nntversary of the disarmament proposals that have wh...,_te<lly onolono ..lhli~eWI,.r.,.J pamh. Rev. J'erbne R~8.9f.S,·df P1': 1 bl:!tn' iha1.e '\n rclj!_ent yea·!'!. , l:•iio '..,..b'toll01thlart ti'oliiil!¥ · ·~ "·''' r ' 'T ~ .. . 'J2.l'l'>.!){ ' ., Pleasant wiU be the spesic:~rs. ·· 1 '"'nY~ 1 1n"Cttlac th'e proposal ~ich;" ', 'ttie Unltcdt:Srates presented to the It "'"' ~lblo Ia t\la tN!ftl•1' Ia JOW _, ATTENDS MI!ETING U. N. last Januar)1 14. 0. 0. •Patterson, county superinThis provld.ed: Fissiomrble rna· , r tendent of schools, attended· Satur· terlah shou1d be used or stockAt ohter N,. tf11cluate ...._ tliel~ IIi~,.,., IOIIIJ d~:y, in Athens, .a rheetin_g of the Piled for peaceful purposes ·only. NS_ponllbdjtlel, thty aN replaced ,rlth ~. _d_.,..... Sout~east(!rn Oh1o _Athletic Board. ......J'e"nding agreement on that, obi• ltoyl. Wt will be atfld to .,,.,,~._.f ,>ttil~ {f ·. tfto~t~nq. 'lutsl.fless., was transacted. · _advante notice should be given of h• qualifln hl1 • • wMJ k ,._.,-~ ~. .. · ., ~ · te~ of nuclear Weapons. · w•ltl~ " list. A ,Ito.. cell~ "'! t ' ~ . DIVUKCE AS~Eg i ' · -' ~The big powers should start , i:ut.rtnttwt ,..Y ...... hiM MJI'. ....~' · ,, .· A d.ivo~~e actio~ has ~en fi!ell tedu~n~. t,heir armed forces, aim· · ""t d lv· ,'• ,,, lq Meigs · County Common Pleat lng at, a hmtt or 2.5 milllon men '· .., "'"•' ture. . , · ,- 1 1: · ,'~·-·. '100urt> 1 " oby 'Jlo~ett tllll, illeettsville for the United State!! and nussla • , • • 1 • J• . "-, , ~ , • ~~ ~{'re9ente.d by Fred · Cebw, anlf 7So;odo each fot Britain afld .l.• ili.: ....... -,;l'li.tl-j,ll : Verl!US Agne'l C, Hill; c/o MrJ. FranM:. 111• ~UC'f, o; .., .• , .. , ' ... ~a~e'Jt.Sp; ·Parke~!b"tirli, W. ·V a --Gutdot1 misslleandslmilarex. • '·· •· · r 1 ;, • ~ · ·' .'~· .._:"",..·t ~ ··'. : : tJerbn~J\ts .should be put under fiiHI '··• r..r .-; :.· :.' · ~ '. ' · ; · . •· •~~J~ ll;!'ltl ~.RI~ ' control '·r ·.:. · .;· •. : l ··.c . .. - ·,~ '.i!Z.tn~Rt t-an: '-iUP)- . -An impection system shoUld ·If· · L.;.- · · .'fW'tFY~~ofl! Tim Porter ·rate• as be establisbed to prevent> surprise 1he yoUngest tractor operator here attack with either conventional or , a~ts. but not the best. ,T he nutlear weapons. , L..:. YlftutJsSter !!limbed aboard his fa· If Russia Were acting In good 0 fnw ther's maehtne, started. the engine faJth ,there i~ no reason why it ' - and ·put· tl'le tractor . 1n gear. It should .not arcept this proposal. It ramed acrosa the farmyard, broke is Jikely to ~;>Her new proposals of Dff a water ~drant, bit a truck ils own. The question ls whether Ind. atop)iect. The- · boy's mother tliey will provide tor real inspet/· _ _ .._,,.,d;;,"~~::;ect up and shut off"the engine. tio·n. . · IQCn • l9t.i4. ·· · ... 'No ~·~ · d~· U\&t·t"e ~play ... " ;I, right . Step·'.-'in""' 'SfOni!S , ~ 'March Meeting • He ld Af ROCihe . . " Se.vefl ,'m~tnbers ,and one guest . i: ,Yiftfe :?».t'i ~t ... ,t $he.mtetlng and , , f - ~ IP ~ <l•ll :W.#lS ' &:tt~~.Weted. l;>y a' : ·~ · .Jtijtl;t,.\lei!'~- ~ · r ··,~~" , •,··. . ' --... . .,., .with tb, "'''t"· 11ie M".areh meeting Df tlle Step· pinJ .Slones clasl No. 10 was held -retently at 'he Racine Methodist •Parso'nage. Thfll meeting •as called to order by Virginia Arnott, the Pre!lntenf, witli prayer by Rev. El- WOU.LD' .HE LiNI ... . -" .,. .ttHuntington 'hi '' :41<\. I YAlUA.lE ]i_,, ; ·~. ' Dy •._,. tr- ----. n-- be f.., liB, JSJ JOJS· · t' QY,.. > , of Al' Aff'IIIWf,.fllfiYJ 1 Besf bltl' ...~~ :ifhipplfti{lh' '<ibt.,... Cubt, Jl.,. __,C-.,Ol'!-.-D.,....~.,...,..£ ..Cit;..,. ,. A Tool For EYtry :.-. I ~~~·~ALL ' THE DAII.Y SENTINR ' Purpote ' PIANliS 4570.15 ,· '1 The Jayhawks, tiUI&t!! in 1$02, . . ~ 95 . • --·-- 1'1 \"\\ ,..., ~ . Braves ltUmblod in their final lllicola 'II . . 1fua. ~ippable Tire .. ~ ' ' . SA.WS •-ol• • . BAI!f"ERS ,:.: . . ' ::::=:~~ . ''• '• ' : sc~~Bwt~Rivsu', ' • I . ' "...,""""'. _tL·... '· ... ,. . O.Jfl QUA IT . . . ·· 0 I L ' ' ' PHONE 388-Y Time to Pl•y Baseball! Jlot Rod Hulldley•a two foul •hota made Jn the fln1l ' ' ondo ol piJl iiVO lbt HUI,dl<·y ln the Wahama pm. The tame, p~uH bdore - IASIIAlJ SHOES a a.·- : ,, ·' 11parBO crowd, Wu ,tile profeli.'IIOn·· $$.95,. al debut for thiD: Wet\ Vb'1lnia lfn· l'lersJlY AU American, who talhtd · lf." ': 1. 82 polnta to take hJ•h scoring bon on for the ,eventn1. cash in any way we can. 'd9C~o; lhmdle,v (ot • little opportunity to clown 11 u.,. <;<il!oao All Slln. made liP bl platen ltom varlo-.a ' . ,. • · colleacs in W•l't., Vir&lnia llbd Ohio, modo a i(om~ ol II all U.. · co'QPlil vi'~ way, . t. · .sr. p~UIQ. 1'1..-., ur - ~ Xcmny llammbl\d. West Virctnla Pelt coo,.r """ ·lhe ~UOII Sl. Petmbora Opeo, ,alp»~Da J~e ..,~, 1r; b1 ~or . o:~t!ll...,- !'Ill 8JIITil J'AIIItY . l-' dileat lhi )!Driulee' '"""" a,a. I ' ·~ ~ CindeNIIe Team ~i~)~!!'!':~M- K . I ~~It• ~' ' \' MIS"NG ' ~'". wu se·r.w~l~llt!m~oie~tl~d:e~fendlq cbamploa ' IDI" the WQ&ern I ;~t~ riel ol the year aaalnsl the Car· San dlnolo. FrldJl nlabl when I; lie pllns on uslns Newcombe, the natloa'1 No. 1 Podrea, Roaer Craig, sophomore new roOOrd of JO Don Of)'ldale P hi1 regul11r ... t.ar~· play~ Mioblatn eaatern erbw~. , era with Maglle alao a:cttln~ a re~· ular turn durini tht C:30lcr wcathBoth Salurdlr'• o•· er. , Uonal be played 1t 1For apot atuslenmenls thl're will Kaft!as Clty'a :MWt.idpal Auditor!\ lie the veteran Carl Erskine, rookie urn - where Kanaaa Ia e011ddel'tll fred Klpp, a 20-iame winner with. the. "borne team" and wlllere 'feu.r IS YOUR · . SOfa ' , m .tH-'11, ·at .i.JlJl.. The Cbieaao Wblte Sox hamAlmoat •very tour~ent hu a mered Ville_.t ·nend Uhelt in tbe Cinderella team. and' tbe 191'17 lint four lnnlna:e alld ~ Davit event ia no ex-ception. The amll· tn the 111t tWo to roWid out t ~ lriumpb over the 8~ l-out. j:ardls leal "'hool In lhe field I• Belhel Of lofoproe"County, a tiny spot o~ naJa. . . "' ... tbeJPIP bt SOU.Ulllltem Obio Wllh JJm Hear"- Jack $JntoM and a '-t6tll enrollment of 32 student~, Gene Sny&!r aave onl, 'five bitt them while plleblnl · the ' l!blladelpb!a with MiddlePbUUe, to a +1 l'ic~ over the u enrollment of Boiton lied..'!!o• Ui4 .b.w"m bi · · the top · four Jim Lemon ,ll!d. II<lioo•malo find a study ef ~ helPed 1111 WIGI~n Senators except In ' • ' N"" York Gllol,l a ._, lrftillipb lbo ·Cittmod llldla&a - . .4 lbe a.Jilal~ 9i'lolei eollocll411 Former champ KanNa, wtta two lmpreuive vlcttJries •lread¥ and a "bome C4urt'' ed&e lp tbl thowdown aamea eo.ml.oe up, wu rapidly gainina: bacldn1 toda;y 11 the "bDt" team of tbe NCAA ba• tetbalJ tournament as it aw11tea tbe arrival of the thfce rqlonal Stllra • 90-88 vlct017 over tbe leao All Slllro "'! Solumy You name it. We &upply II. Clean up billa. PI]. taxes. Buy spring elothe& •na bar&alns. Then have only one place Ill pay. It's easter that way. We are ready to ba<k you with leglsJatora .. ore out OX<IPI Closs ,1 ~penlng round Frida;y afternotttl, and that one hls about 3,000 .reml(lning to be sold. · 1 '!'be gomea ·will 1>o teleVi!"d !r( WGfO in Clncinilalt, end 11 leu! 13 ~adlo otations wt11 .bo "!' blp~ . lo 'delfv.er tbe piJlsbf·flJl. ·'. · lf~re are t~e ~gl..,l ,r .,Uits Saturday night tluit landed ' lhe lucky ej.,r:ht in thf staJ~. .llnalp1 .. Jn Cla.- AA, Middleto,rn defeate~ Cincinnati Elder, B'l«!,~t., dnnali; Kent Roosevelt W • Akron Soutb, 52-4.'1. at . t; Clovelalld Latin beat Cle..tuld Ea.l T«b, - · al Bere'!f and TOe leda Maeomber toppoHlielb)l, &i41, at ~to do. In Clau A. G.rotl• '!lled \ LoeJ<. W•>'"· 47,4~, •11'\"'Y; ·Be!bol New - r t l· 74-M, .a l Alheno:. '!!led s.,.nn,h, OHIO,. at and AY~We troll~ fn,. teea lle~ oT ---··~ - 11. l'fioell.llit double li)r· a.u ·J14ro ril wllh. ll!o ~ .f!lla<l ,.., \flo Jayhawks As Hot Team In NCAA Toumey wlnner.s. ·a . MiddietoWD ' ' eDd :wltlJ the.· ftat.e fla11.: featurIJ!i· a· blo~ .#bboll ca•t·-· jjf e.i&ht ioiiriwn"'f.lf~ .-iu4dl 11.e..O.;rer• )iumber ' ot sur· ,.U.o to ·bOIII d\vlllohl, wbleh ilianed the~· tour- lrall with 1.010 maoo, 341 in Cl... AA aud · fill fo1 .Ciu•"As · . fte lmpJrijl.l'~edlng aut play ed no favoritu. The, fiDaJitts drew i ·tickel'to.. tbo "~ lli~Frid'!Y uil Sotuidb'-il.oolber' elrhed tt. . .· · · Hete't'"1iow ' tho : leamo wtU be . ·'tile. IIIUo · l"'rbatill!!d ·- ~11 Hit Free rosses a UOO ... $$00 ... UotO. ... '. ~Ioiii pl...,_.~ Hot Rt.d Stops ClownAetTo 0 ''l'JIB Obl;~hid......,.-~ =lboll sea· loft · rei.c:.biJr f-1; olhDD. 4hlt week- .peds "qui\" lo .their e~ 'ifWII:l!'IJ J)Orform · • · ~ In theit G£1.ve, 1• ~~~--~- ·m Montreal; aout.hpaw Sandy Koufax, who•nd final~)> hu come up ~Qed eJn~ $ '~--=====::::::::=:=1 MUCH SHA~ WE MAKE ~ 111 ~ . lllrlioM - Tbe radio, o::r~t~b~e~l~lve:~:~=~:ba:"~~~~~ fj~~~~~==~ ~ .oo HOW • ' • 1 Sbviel Ru.ula lJ llkelf to pro. 8\uk~er. X.artn ~riUJOn, Luchld1 r--"· jrOrfi.l Slhrrbn Plck~n~ Pftli'tty IH\JJ.HmGTON - Committees ··ide big hcndlln.,_ dur : n~ the d)_. Garr 'tttary c. swanJon' Shaula for the 19!t'l Hanlloll College R~· 1rmr.mcnl tPib whicf'il Of)(ID ' n , Jlteasinrer CcJI'Icin Wil•~ ~pot~ !llolfat St;lent·o! J'alr b:r.·l'! &en •e- London iodt1. Tbttc ate strbn~ lndlcllttbds '· ilf<K~ ilil>llora . Lltm·~· iJotut .I~t'1!, It ~ ,an~o~n'«\ ,lffbWery Rita CJ.rr Sbirl:ff d;~y &y l)r. 1. H. llobttk, !~air di· ~hat lhe Sovwt go!Jeroment will ~Wtii! M~iuny.1 ~itil_ d ,ifl !",...CWI:· ~ . . , • • 1'"" ~ cme up ttlth some il.ua1ion.,J ' •t!IW.!Yil' V.J>~n:a. -AIIeo f~ . '· ,.\ · ~I ~~,~~ij! ( '•~Jl Ol'W prupo11i8. It 1 1 quito possible !Mat Andrej c!Ydlo· ftyi .. n'dnce, Pettit· !do ~• .,•· ~ ·· , ' "'it ~J"Idl \\')liMb; J'byllf. BO:stlc Satali!tfd. 1 ~Pti't" ~ n,_ ~e fl§e r.·YH ca <\ . GJ•moyko, Ru1sla's new foreign bas.:!o i>c;ria Riel!" Mafflta ·R"u..,nel\ , ~i J.J;lo~ -bid . ·. , i M.. J,{ Is. .open miu ist~r. WUI .• cjo to London .In Milry''Riffle, ·carOIYri ifuniJIJ~ i sD'- tO .Jt:Wtlent•.o:W t trfst!ft.e area. pf;l~~n tQ preseJlt lhyfn. 1 prino. · · ComrHttreer 'rl~~d a~e. '' The que~~l:tont U wtiether RU5s;a A'wartta, John n; W01!!ZOn, chair· will conlinl!e Its practice Of m<tk· Alto: T4!!;xann-. Wllite, CJtnlent men. nr. Dbrct'tiy Fisht!r and 111 g 1!.!1 disarmament Vfoposala a Davia, Pilttr Lowery, Sandrl' liY· lt'alph Fellows; jud~~~. Dr. N. sounding boafd· fen prOpaganda sen, Jat!t~ Buneb, Ol~mae .C!ark, ~·a-.pd Green, elllllrman, !Dr. Ora and will rcjCet any agreemt"nt f\uth Ann .Edwarcb, Sal1dra Slnpr E . .Rumple. and Berkely R. Shaler; which Would provide an air·tll]:ht .~tty GilmOre, Janlee Zirkle, bi:nquetj Dr. Jtdward t ; Plymale, ingj"Jrction s:y&tt'm . Christine Coats, -arttlla Ward, dtairman, Dr lft:armond t. lanssen S"usan PUllen~". · Rqse\t.i RitbWdl, and Donald ·o. Cox; reglsbation . Tht>l"o sccm11 to be a feeling .XU~ Sauer, B:)rbara a~lt BettY Dr. Raymond E;... Janste.f'-! chalt· that this time, 11 way may be COvert, JluUs lfuclt, Bee~ Leon. man, ,Dr. tf.ill.e,if W. Whelpley, found to gN the big power<~ ard. and Mrs. Chrlst1nt F. 'P'tit"ps. ~tatted toward pn t~greerilent " which would lcod lo a reduet.idn Exhlbite lnd displa:y, Dr. Ralph . . rtt 1 M. Edeburd e11alrmafi D't;' ' Ra . m armed strcngtth and co ro d 111o J ' d. ' ..1 Y of nucl('ar weapons m~9~ -1~· ~~m'fe~. an °!, Ora E. The London talks are- being rJ'rl·cll~ ,Nf·JV1:a~d ~cl~ , by .. rel?!esentati~s. ' or th,e Green, and Dr. Howard L. Mills. Umte_d St;ates, . Canada, -<lrcal J!~dE:;w"n~~~..I>Hn , lrge Br1!aln, J?"Bnc! ,and Russ(a, ~~ , o "' ,Jtteta ~ · ent Tb<t~e ilvE! c6U'n!riea make' u .~.a j a • . ~daui~t:' a ·a'r1.~ ,Dr. sub~om~itte,· o( tbe'-'~ Un.lt~~ ,_ a·J, Yranl:is~"fl. ·r"W»~J•,Y wilJ. ·a$ist ,ll?!IS ~~~~ment eomrni~~;i~ , himru ,. ~ \ ' ...~ ,. ~ 1 ; • ·'N'~sq\tfl(tOD' ,..of varlo\i'i-5'.-Jet•s \ · ~;.~~ ~.l~.i 'l.oen !the '"" dlsaf meinepi,' had b<i.o ••iJi< de:ad!iJle. to!" entries and if ~ey !· CJo e!Je_r .s'lnce ~ the end of 'forld ~!"! ~t· !ifi)y 'f!itlo lbe na!nes ' :W'ar II i"'lde the ~· N .and . lr.'V , ~ ·WJlrb£•Wfft{ltf!,~f"~ft.R~ P\i!' pfficlat' twe..en . ~nterested powers :":!elifi~ 'l'ifl ~lh~ 1 " 1 · ~ ~u . progress had l;leen m1nb. ·' ' · · · fn hope that private talks mlgbt ( auccC<'d, the five-nation sui;)eDm· miUco was set up on April 19, ft=· o· . BTEUIS TO FIGHT,IT OIJT. : /;.m:t~~\1/..i l. l~- L ~nd ~." naessiOns U- .,_. ~>'«liM ·~,· -tr. Doi!/'~· \llld C¢ ~ ·.lltiiot:'~· .lillie ~ •tole ,. , ~each~,itpax This ~~k ' Sore:AnBTnn •1 Medals Given 10 Boys For Plav. As 'All•Tourney''T · eam saturday , _ _, ..,'!!;.. .. . Foreign News.. Commentary . FJ:ut SCltD~ FaJ.r• ;~.r:~u:Hl~ R6.:~r~.~ !rre:W::.~~~~1.?J:.:: ~~ ·- l!oim ~ Committees Set Junior Glet <;tub mem4>eu ... (Con.Unul!d Jrom Paa:e one) EvalYn Oibtdt,la.; Be.t"h• .Wn.O~, ..:...JHrria~ Grace C1pteha1 flnt .. .1. Sylvia. Rowley, J(aren Greg, Bev· • p;iiilo.ae•nette 1, Judy Mu,. el'ly Pe1Tin1 Bubara Joqu, Helu . • ..._ .A -standing room only crowd uw Portland Grade School come from behind in the last minute and 50 1CCond1 to tie Rutland at 27-all tbeh emerge the winner 3:5 to !1 In the third overtime of th~ final game of the Portland· Grad~ School Invitational basketball towrnament Saturday night. It wu a fut and gkiiJed display of basketball that the "little fel· 111Ws" put on, both finalists ahow1 ing the result of arduous training ~ and coacbi~;~g. Rutland bad come in as favorites, having beaten Port. 1 land ~ice In regular season play, I and undefeated this season. Ferrell CQ1.art. a rebounding wizard, tied the game up with less I than two minutes to so wit~ · twl.llting shot from a favorite spGt I l!fght feet to the sl.de of the baa- . 1 ltet. In the first overtime Portland play~ it cozy, freezing the ball, except for one turnl}ver, until l.IS seeQnds before•the end. Sammy ~~~1l~~r~ LlV' AL Schoo.l District President W;'liam Me· Price made tho one shot good, for ,.,v ... 29-27, But RuUand's vaunted fast l of Port and congratulates tfny.mite Roger Ra' oreak otlen•e wbieb bad l'oTilaod as being recognized as havh1g connected on the ~~~~~~lin stitches all night, tied It up shot'' in the four-night staod Portland Grade School b again at 21)..29 as .Hobatetter tallied ball tournment. Young Birch, a nUty tittle guard, is a younger with mere "'onda len. double for his brother Bob Birch who was a senior star and In the second overUme Dugan put Rutland in ft'Qnt :n-29 but Co-Captain of the Racine High School Tornadoes this season. little Billy McKelvey who .,., honored as the outstanding player oi the tourney later In the eveDlnc • I 'heh ocorlna ..., lllllod 28 piilnll while Jim Vacloll'-ol Morris IW- ••• boa~. ' IJ.,,__.,._____...,~-~!'00'+~ ., ' ' ' l. . .,. . • ' ,"\ "' '. ' ' ' ~ -''· ) '-l. !.,. !'. ~= r i·.. -. .,... ' Dat11 SellllDe~ Pomeroy.Mfddteport, 0., March 18, 11157-1 �• ' .,. • nferred l:,lpo;. Ra'cinefHA .... Mem~rsJn Ce~010nies Last Week ' • t.:.' . The Daily Sentinel rees '. ,....,_~-~Wt. IIMIIlbetl .,. :aad.Dt ~ .!:'!~:o..»Ro~ of ·-:.c-:-'L._•r: 'w•- t.he 1 eoedenina a 1 = ,,_ 0......, J114 Qoplet Deiree. W~ eveniq.., Kar'. J • / l)lllJ Selltlllei,Po!noi:Qy.lliddleport, 0., M8l'ch 18, iosT I .. ) • I ' .. ' \ • ' " ' ~LYIN~-IT, YOU BLOW UP-THIS . • ·>l &i·J ataD.dblJ ~ tllle,1 have done for Nancy Proffitt. Mary Walton, Dontheir ehapter. na Hilldorc, Lots Knapp, Altie ID Older to receive ~de&ree the Stover, Nadine Roush and'Linda Donohue Each girl was presented wUth a symbol of thetr degree. Conferring offlcers were Judy ' •Proffitt, prestdent; Shelba Htll, hutoriam and Patty Martin, aeeret.ary. After the meetiDI wu adjourn· :lin, Dale. Slidlh enterlllned the ed Carolyn Norris, song leader, Thir4 Friday Club, .Friday evon- led in lOngs and refre•hmentt i.ng Ill, hot Sprin1 Avo. were aerved tn tbe bome econom· tl"ooliNinl ~ort buolJ>...... ie• kitchen. lion .1!1 llliV; · of lho preoldea~ Mrs. Dale ·s~ith Is l10$tess For Thir~ fridoy Club -· Pbonti'2~4 , .Eleanor Schaaf, Mlddleport Society Editor, Phone 6079'- Middl~port Society ====- --=-=POMERO)' SOCIETY .. • . ' •• • • • . e . . . • t.ucllle Bearbs Hawkins, Pomeroy fio<lety Editor, l· .' ; ' • • ' . ' I •• ' \ \lalt ehaptft' member. ~ommunity roembers and take part in school 'ldivlties. Tho.e reeetvtne the Junior dell. · tree from Rat!ine during tile can·. ~ .ar• tbr.et 4ureel: aJ.vu .ln dleliaht ceremony were Joan Wick· !'....,.. ~' lumoo; <:~ 1104 qDo,Leota Birch. Marabelle SharpStat&: ll"'leJ..~t.o ll'e &tven lo- naet.. Louise Fisher, Joyce Cauon, eallf nA we St..t. deiJ'tl II Kathryn Bailes and Mary Ham• ven, atl:.:ol::•· Tb.Qe deq,eet Chapter Degree were conferred liY"e P'b tnilloa -f!J' out. em Sally Pearson, Martha Teaford, - ' - Jirls :q~ust improve as an indiVid- ' • ' I I I \ • •' • '! ¥-•· ~.:JieiiJol; ··- Taxable Property Valuations Will , Increase By Appro~ately AHalf.~ ..... played •lilt prlreo awai'dod to lin. Addle ~ Crtaner, Mrs. Max llein. hart, IIIIo Kale Ebmbach aDd Mn. 11n No~l&llar. s A second 30-inch natural gas ' b d Bel:fedtmente were tened by lhe booteA to thole lllniled above ·~· Edward Hlte, Jlrl. Erne1t ;Rilldea, lin. Albert Eberabaeb, Mrt. Everett Dtlley. Jllu Anna Ebenbac!h~ Mn. Cleland Heines and one ....,;, ~·· ~fld Smlth. c I • ' I . opened. MARCH II klli, Mr. ltd lire. Garllner -:lbnkln ond ..... Larry and 1101>1»' and. tbe h~st orul bootelt oDd chUIIre!!; Slloton, 1oiflrey ' and Jll<!i~~ ; Eddl• Albert ATTACK Jaek Palanee --·- . ~!~:::i:~i::~ Pa.ty Honprs ' rae ea. oareofwln••r I wllh a, of l ) Martha Cla.s$ Handkerchief · Shower H~ld. · • • ear. )ln. Fifth Birtlid~y ., ··~.. Of Lynn Schwab . Ly~n SChwa~. older da1ighter ot Mr. afld 'Mrs. Richard Sc:bwab,~-.NtaJ guest of Jlonor Saturday; eVQiiic w~en ber liftl) l>h:thJIIY wai ·pej.. brated at the liooie 'of her grand· ptrents1 Mr~ and Mr!· ,Olio Smlth. Qthers presen! were Mr-. and Mrs. Sehw~ a.tl~ daWJhter, S~an, a~d Jlr. and MrF llleluu"' ltbrebo • • • baum and a6rr. 1 ... btr C11~tat Announcement• htve 'been retei"f!d bert~ 1ltf the marrlqe · of Miss Phylllr Weeki, daUllhtlr ·6f th6' late Mr.' and 'Mra. Glll!en Weeks. En~erprisff· and Mr. 101m. •• - ·•. Kat Rbuly, MIIDIIfOI' • 1 • 100 W. Second St.- Pha110: 432, Pomtro1 HouYi: JI&•Fri. J-5; Sat. t·JJ-Opn •Mn~.ll.ff ltw opoii\CtuM LM111 • I' ' M.eanwbi.le. 1M: county eomml.J:i sionen were reporte/ to be atudy.. ing U.e req~Jelrt ' for riJhtHf·w~>:, so that certain safeguards may be · secured ljlinat future abftormal • eOJll to roild improVement in thlt toWJllbtp • . Caunty !""''!'"''~ Brien said he l)repare an be inoerted "!'iini!!" agreement depth~·;':;:<~:~ lowerint tbe Itwat ' .. r 1 l·~ A'a TO ,CLIMB? . : .' ~ , WEST PALM lli!AcH,' Fla. tJP.,._ 'Parke CarroU predleted today '!hat the Kanua City Athtetk:s ~ulct •IHf• to rttlftfttt Of 1'140rby tow•1 A lingle 30-lncb Une lW tDo • vetaed Columbia Townlhip stnee' 19M, Its tau~ nluation, atCOftli.,f..:: ing to reeor& ill tbe etnlllt)' trellio urer'1 tdfiee, totalt $389,120 rom.:,~ , oared to the total Yaluation ol..,tbi row111hip or I&SM).OINl. · It second t line would hite tlie valuation a~ least another $380,120. ~ TeXII Easte:m now pays tuson ita lingle line amounting to• 16,80"'80 poryeor. Fot Union'(;CHJid t'ridav Servi~ . 'The . couple were ma.rrle4 ~D. lndla~, last· July and are novi,... sldlng 111 Lbdllitiura:• ' • ·' ,,qJIC,. co,., Grace .Joachim Holter, 49, ' Marriage Ts · '' ' d ·1 Beiag-Ann!>Uncl Frlel ol Loulobura. • mu.l· wu eited iatO Mv«'t court for reftle11 op!ntioCI' after her car rtruek one owned b)" Robert lloov· el'. 3'7, Pomeroy. The impact pusb· ed. Hoover's ear into the rear of one owned bY Olin Booth, 32 Pomeroy. Hoover'& ear bounced off Booth'• ear. and 11truck tbe front end of a'notber owned by Manning M. Darl), 20. Sbade RD I. lnvettigating offlcers Police Chief J'rnk Hudson and Patrol· man Jfrbia MeK.entie 'Aid an tbe eara hid: been parked 4\gatly'- They aaid :Mri. Holter tOld tbel!l she to mils a water bole:in the lue when ,!J.e bit 'the Hoov. ' 'Phyllis Wee~s • board ' of eommillionen. tiplied like ' ebaiD reaction this morniq 011. Pomeroy'• parkm1 lot when a Pomeroy woman driver collided with the relit of a parked I WINS THI DOWNHILL StQWE, Vt- \liP - Olymple Natalie WOOd• Edmund O'IBrlen ebampion Toni Sailer won the Brian Donlevy downhill and clinched combined CRY IN THI NIGHT honors In the lnternaUonaJ ski ( I1!~ ~~~~~~~!::! , Present wero Mr1. Mabel 1\[an· Da1bt Sentinel learned today that ri8JIII" of-way under roadJ for tbe line had been tJked from the county ,4 Cars D'amaged .In Accident On '<' _. MONDAY To-;J , - - - - - - - - - - •ere revealed when Tbe , 1t~,a~~HDrive·ln " line to cross Colimlbla ·ship which wilt Increase that s~bdivlsion's taxable valuaUollil by nearly one-half appeared certain here today. __ _:_, ;,.; The line will be Laid by the Texas Eastern Tranouusslon ""• I whlcb deHvers Southwestern United Slates fuel to Pen~ "' vanla and other eastern markets. IntentiOns of the complll)' } < <) J Vacate the Amerie•n UQue ~ c:8J;. . George lor th~ yesr b~a- o(, tbe pia)<. . Junia ero they obtained· lh lh'O~ wl•el7· eriUel;ed deal wlth lhe New Yotk Yankeet. 111 ., . t """"' .eRlDGI ANY.ONEt .-:-::--:::-'-:-:-~~ MASSI!:NA, • N. Y. UP-En- appfOach to the Grasse River 1:.00\: t:ineetl on tbe St. 'Lawren('e englnetn found • 110 toot ooi:Uii!J seaway no longer are sUrprised of bridse whieb apparentJy ~hikl at anytbln,e they might uneovln". fallen lnto the river durin:,,. .eoil· tn 11oundlnr the sout~ ehanmd otructlo.n of the Roolevolt Btldie 4f the river at the downstrtaua abol.lt GO- ye•n qo. "' i • ... tht flntlt -- ' Mltctlon .,, COunty Engmcer J. E. D. Harl.iDasked the ('OUDty to bUJ (rom U(e Meigs Equtpment Co., two A· 180 tnternat1onal trucks Wltb 141" wheelbase, two-speed u:Je, BD-308 1 ne'avy duty engine, heavy dillY spring&, 9()0-2() ten plY tirea, beat· and deti-oster Rolland Neuttlin• moved the purchase madt. Commissioners Dan Hf!rtineer a·o:u\ H..,. Purnhhlnt• cef It laktr Pumlt",. ... the .,l.hhltt """" In Mhfdltport • Grat~ conq~rred. \ £JagS were ordered !r3Ul the Mamaux • Son Co , Pittsbmbh. Pa., for gra\e markers b~re Mem· ortal Day. lunfDH: IF YOU WANT I LET USE SPACE us SOLVE YOUR •• . Mr. and ~r•. Jarca Brcwlncton and dauchkit, $antlra, were Saturday vlsltora~nrkanburr. Mn. Elolse apm•n has moved !rom M \lloporl lo Darton. • NG Worries Sherd Gllillo"'\ ~·~ hla dou;h· ter, Sara, h&Yt returned to their home In Bradb'"" alter spendlna winter wtlb litl.' Bofnloo Mll· CALL 122 Milllfltld, ' , ,Tri •Lustre ' · Cleaners ' Robinson's Laundry ~ Poaenr, Of!iiiJ .'. .......... • \ . ' MID Blrttl S!:elll!d. S~t WW follow IN j lUI") .:;. l:i hould he was auto~ After THIS NEWSPAPER TO , " ·· .., stfow..~ ..., 'tVHAT ~~~--~~~~~~~tvou HAVE: ' J" • TO SELL:! :1 Dlst.rict ie&c:b~•l'6 11 to be • diwlet P• m.. .' The .RL 124 resolutien cited these reasons fnr the protest: . 1 1. lteiiPOftSlbilty for .6 mllo would revert to the county. 2 Tb1s .6 m1le ta in bad repall', and tf reverted to the township, eould not be fi:tecd. s. Rt 124 would be )ength,Ded by 2.5 m1les, wh~h would ineonY~o.'nience all thru tra!fle. 4. <:ombmmg Rts. 124 and 1:13 would mcrease already dtre ~ ards at a one-lane bridge on Rt. 143 where s1x persons llave dieo:l the last 10 years w1th one-tbird: or the proposed traffic for lbe route. 5 A clatm for $20,000 was en· ttred wath the Stale Highway De-partment for damage.! ·to ' th~ .8 ~·1!1. 9f a mil~ frop~¥ed to be givtn. • \ 71' baek to the .coUtlty. Jn another action ammal chnl.lll ,1. totalhn!,! $156 wNe a"·arded John I. Douglas, Albany RD 2. and .\Y. em J ol'dan, $30, for sheep k:Uled <' hy dogs ---...-- Pilfowcases'1•• ' ... '' ' ' 1 SKATING PARTY The Racine l"arm Bureau Vot1tli Couacal is spoMoriog· I tonight between at the Skate-Awiy on The party ls open to lbe � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 18, 1957 bowen mccullough smith