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SOtiety Notd..

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93 Pints Donated
at Bloodmobile
Ninety-three penona made
donatlo111 on Monday dnr·
tng•the llltemoon mil of ; •
)loOdmohUe at the Pomeroy
Jui!lor Hllh School Auditorlwn,
TJ!o
leU
.,mewhat short of the
qdpta of 121 pints.
. · ~ Wl!re a total of
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atiended
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TONIGHT thru TUESDAY
"SERGEANT DEADHEAD"
Fro.nki e Avalon
Debora_b Walley
(Color)

b~oblle,

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MEIGS THEATRE
P~troy .

hut 2S Wl!re

!erred. Included In the II
preaenl were 24 ftrst-flme. donors and 55 personil who gave as
replacemenia.
Aitllntns the rank of a live
~lion 'donor was Homer
B.
!m"h, Pomeroy, while Roberl
£ . Cleland, Racine, ~arne .: a
three gallon donor and JeaneUe Lawrence, a two salkln
c!Qnor. Gelling ga!Jon
donor
pn. were Dorothy Reevea IIIII

Ollto

TONIGHT thru TUESDAY
"STAGECOACH"
(Teehnicolor)

&amp;.nn-Margaret, Red Buttons,
Michael Connorsil Bing
Crosby, Van He in
Colorurtoons
WED. ond THURSDAY
Aug, 31 • Sept. 1

NOT OPEN

MARY POWINS his been

Myla Hudson.
Phylicians serviog
D. HeafDn, F. M. Cluff, R.
Pickens, J. J. Davis and Sellm
Blazewiez and Mary K. Flck
as a norse.
· The Ladles Auxiliary ol the
Fire Department,
Ada Slack and Sylvia Zwi~Ungj
as eo-&lt;:halnnen, ••rved ihe
Loading and ::~~~I
equipment, throUflh "
of Vernon Nease and C. E.
Blateslee, were Gary Scarberry, Mike Still, Bill English,
Howard English Jr., Robert
Staats, Harry Garnea,
Jr.,
Sieve Haggy, James Hudson,
Cl...nce Mcintyre and
Grose.
Clerical workers were Macel
Barton, Harriet Nelgler, Peggy
Carper, Jean Neue, Ma r
Neaoe, Pauline Hysell,
Lula
Hamploll, Martha Mayer, Edwina Scali, Beulah StraUS8,
Edith SiuDu, Naomi London,
Clara Mdntyre, Wanda .....V. I
Rhonda Emn, Kathy Hill,
!CoDUuuecl on Page 4)

were

assisted

brought back to the· Meigs
by popular request!)

FRIDAY lhru TUESDAY
S.ptombtr 2-6
Walt Disn1y's
"MARY POPPINS"
(Technlco!or)
Julie Andrews
Dick Van Dyke
Colorurtoon

Admission: 75&lt;; and 40c

By Unllod

Preu bternatlonal

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Thehove
dry been
wea?~·~w:hi~ch::::l~;;~
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of the stale through
evening.

j~~e~ldoy

Elberfelds An.nuol Sale
World Famous
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The weather bureau said thai
high pressure area Ia conllrolweather over much of
eastern portion of the naUon.
warm and hwnld wea·lher
abould conUnue to be the
:Jf at least ooe more day.
However, some showers

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Gene Harris
Named to Fill
Board Vacaney.) f

essee Monday night might
estreme Southern Ohio laiAI

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Temperatures were
to range from the low 80s
around 90 through
with lows In the low 80s

BERKSHIRE
STOCKINGS
· • ou were supposed to take
the chicken out of the bUI:ket.''

POMEROY, 0.

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THANK YOU
Words can never express the gntitude we feel for the ldndnes's
and sympathy shown us at the time of the sickness and death of
our beloved huaband and father, "Bill" Francis.
Special gratitude to the Doctors, nurses, and the staff of Hol·
zer Hospital, to the Reverends Wendel Stutler and Marvin Frame,
to Foglesong Funeral Home, Rawlings Coats Funeral Home, and
the Martin Funeral Home, to the Ohio Valley Commandery for
their beautifully conducted services and lor their Escort, to Pomeroy Lodge F&amp;AM No. 164, Aladdin Shrine, Twin City Shrine Club.
Royal Arch Masons No. 80, Bosworth Council No. 46, Knights Tem·
plars No. 24, to the American Legion Chapter Drew Webster Post
39, the pallbearers, and the organist. We are grateful for the host
of friends who sent Get-Well cards, and cards of sympathy, those
who sent floral tributes, and to the good neighbors and friends
who called to expreas their sympathy and to bring food. Our deepest JI'BtltUde, God Bless you all

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BILL &amp; KATHY

Johnson Family
Left Homeless
By Monday Fire

Famous nylons with NYLOC runbarrier - won't run from top or toe
into the shHr leg area. Seamless or
with seam styles.

CROW'S STEAK HOUSE
PHONE 992-5432

Early mernlng readllljiJill~v~=~~ ~
Included Toledo 62, Cl
65, CincinnaU 69, Columbus
and Marietta 60.

First Club Offmers Elected

Choose from the$e most popular atyle1 Ia
your favorite 1hade ...
1.-s hrlcshlre Aellon Stretch
1.35 Berkshire Sea~ Melli
1.35 llerfohlre S..ml. . Plain Knit ,
1JS Berkshire Full Fllhltln
(with INIIII)
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US Berkshire Willklnt ~(with ...11111
1.6$ Ultr- Sunil- DreM Shtlr.
1.65 Ultr-n S..ml•lwnllllllh..,

van, set fu" Sept. 21, will
elude visits "' Logan,
GeWpolls,
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Mn • .A.doloph Grue1er

Celebrate~ Birtlulmt
The chlldteD of Mil. Adolph
Grueaer, Sr:, gathered at the
lamlly home In M!Damrille Sunday to help lbefr mother obll!l'Ve here 72nd birthday.
Allendlng were Mr. and Mrs.
Cbarles Grueaer and sen, Jobll
ol Mineravllle, and son and.
daUflbler·ln-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Grueser,
Pltlafleld,
Masa.; Mr. and Mra. Walter
Grueaer and Kandi. Pomeroy;
MQ. WUUam Grueser and
Ted and Wayne ol lllntnvll~,
a friend, Beverly BusseD,
Haven, W. Va., and Mra. Clara
McMuter. Mra. Grueaer'• twin
IIIIer, Mn. Pearl Pbllllps
.ll!llble to be pHient to obllerve
blrlhday due lo 'Illness that
bas cauaed her Ill be a paUeDI
:11 \!eterana Memorial llo!pttal

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1.65

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Pllbllsbed evecy ltternoon (excepr
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.Saturday I IIIII 5undl)' by The Ohio VII
•' '" lay PubUiblna Company, llO Mechanil
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St., Pomeroy, Oblo 45789, B111illtu Of
~ } 'rice phone 992·2156. Editorial phone
.i ... 992-2157

·• · Entered u second elasa mailing matter
•,; :· oC the poll office at Pomeroy, Ohio.
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c ·. llottlnelli Kimball, Inc., 343 Lexlngtor
...\ve .. New Yor• City, New York.
Subacrlptlon rates: Dellvered by tar
rier whore avaUable. 35 cents per w•ek
one yeu In 1dvance It tho Daicy Senti
nel office 118.30: sb months, $9.10
tbree months $3.90. By Motor Roub
wben carrier aervlce not evallable ont
mootlr U.SO. By mail one yosr $10.00
Six months, 15.~5: Three months, 13.00
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We recently read where each

one
percent of rise in living costs strips appl'llliDIItely five billion dollars off the
buyi111 power of we Americans accumulated penomrl eavlngs. It will also nick
personal income another four and a hall
. bllliclll in bigher prices for goods and
Hl'Yices. Tbe individual family should
be vitall]l interested in what is happenilll .to them 11\is \'l!rront year. Econ()lllie
luthoritiupredicled tbaltbere would he
a·three percent increaae in prices in this
That prediction has already been
$0lpassed for the first half of the ~ear,
and is. beinll felt on every hand, because
Amerlcan families spend around 80 per·
c~nt
their personal income lor &amp;oods
and services. The rest eoes lor income
taxeo, savings, Social Socurity and oth·
or contrlbutions.

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of

.~: · It figures out that a family wltb an
.Income of around $S,OOO, will probably
~ 90 percent of it for .goods and
~llfVice~~o lf the f11111ly has an Income of
$JO,OOO, sucil expenditures will take
i~t 15 per cent, with' '-5 percent go·
rag into savlnp, taxes, and other items.
The average families income is in the
$5,000 to '10,000 range. A rise of three
percent ln tha &lt;Ost of living will mean
that lA adftd !IIIIIUnl Ql frojll $135 to
$2~ ivlll be patd ()ut tQ keep'tbtlr head
-~v• water.

Those thrifty people who have pur·
ch~Md
liDDIIa ~ having the ac·
,.c1i111Ubted illterest taken from them. H
~ob boulht bonds iD 1945, and cubed
:lile~~tln ln lbe pment period, blflatlon
· hu stolen nine-fentlu of the interest. If
yoo art luelry enough to not have enough ineome to pay ln~ome tax you will
JDi1a lbe wlpiq out of the other onetenth percent of your interest when the
tall eollector &amp;etll to JGU. Many are be·
JIDilll8 to wODder if it pays to save, a!"'
1Mb in•utmenla. It uaed to be cons•d·
ertd lbalthe penon who wu thrifty hllll
lbe advantage over tb06e who make no
I!Cfwt to u.-. Millions of the thrifty
IjJlv.t bee11 burt by Inflation that averag!11. uDI.Y ooe and three quarters parcent
llinuaUy over the liSt lO year period.
Your retirement nest •Q of $10,000 haa
IGit 'UOO of Its vJiue m the plllll dec·
ade TIJis inflation. that seems planned,
Ia hurtlnl those who can least aff()rd the
plan.-Dtw

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But he Is known 1o lban lhe
, ftars of United Nations Secre. tary General Tirant that tho
Viet Nam connlct could well
explode Jnro a general world

it11111i.. IQ C'-l!hllllliPI-..tin:lilo
11rs1 bi tire city's history.

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-HELEN HILP US~

DOCTOR
SAYS
By Wayne G

Brandstad~

M.D.

Q-After my first preanan·
cy I developed varicose veins.
With each succeedina
prea·
nancy I hau to wear an elastic stockina. It I wear one
now wiJJ it keep the
•~ins
from s•tti"' wone? Is It be~

Y0111'11 ASKED FOR IT!

This column is for yount
people their problems and peasllreo, their troubles and fun.
Aa with tire rest of Helen Help
US!, il welcomes laughs b u I
won 1t dodJt a serious q..estion
with a bru•IH&gt;fl.
Seod your teen-age ·queslions
1o YOUTH ASKED FOR . JT,
care of Helen. H•lp US! this
newspaper·
FATHER SAYS
DRIVE-INS ARE '•OUT"

tl!r W nave varicose veins in-

jected cr removed?

A - Sappor• of lbe weaken·
ed veins wltlr an elnUc sloo: ~·
lng or a roller handaie wltlr
an oiBJtk weave will neither
cure vour varicose reins nor
prevent them from

getting

worse. If properly applied tlrev
will act as a temporary stop.
gap. Put it on before vou aet out
of bed in rhe mornJna. Wt.lle
doing oo teep your lei eleva!·
ed above th• rest of your body.
The suDtJOrf ahould reach from
your toes 1o just below yuur

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Such complications as l•g
ulcen
lnfertion and tire
brelkln1 lOOSe of clots wbk·~
may lodle In vital Ofi&amp;DI and
ob!!lruct their Circulation may
result wnen varl.- veiM
If!! ne(lecled. For tlris ruson
a permanent eure oboulcl b•

soulht
InJect:mi Illest veins with l
clottin1 IUOIJI;an~ puts them
out of cirl:ulatlon. Alter tlrll
tlroy beooDro ocar tissue. Somo

Dear

Helen~

My father 1e1s so upset when
I sucgat going to a driv..in
movie with a boy that he about
has ftto . I'm 16. and bow how
to b.andle men. Besides; I won't
(0 wltlr a I•Y I don't knoW for
sure won't get fresh.
You just say the word "driv..
In" to my Dad and he starts
pounding tire llble, and plnJ
on ,bout "psssion pita." I try
to leU lrlm tlrev're not t h ~ t
way any more because atlendanlo came uowid with OiraJr..
illfrla and clrtrel: tire cars ev·
er7 ,. olton. They're I u • t
. pla&lt;ts • • tllf ldds - l If
tlrttre out of line, tlrelr plr·
ml8 are called, and tlrllt does
It!

My mother ,..._ that
your

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me!hod of lreatmenl but II tht
C!lottinc ~p&lt;~l used Ia totrade·

........ cllltolppi'O\'t of

eyl aullate and U tire operation
in the early stsga
of the dis- the resulli MY
be saliSiaclorY.

Is perfOI'Illf!'l

Removing tire vein Ia lllf
treatment that .. mosl u-.;y
to cure the condition and io
preferred by moat sutgeoo•.
FrequenUy fvllowlnl removal
of the .malo offender, tire s•Jr
roon 11111 m1e&lt;t • clotting a~er1t
Into the SD18UeJ varicosities
that are letr belrind.
A . - ele&lt;!lronlc device
has been used SIICtO!Sfully to
ctutro~ these straglers.
It
works 1110"' quickly and •I·
fective1~ Uran tiro older meJh.
od lrilb minimal pain and &amp;lveaf

porenta

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tire, euy, • drlv..tn Ia u sale
II 1117 other da~. And not as
~.. u mosl.
·Who8e aide are YOU on,
Helen? - DAUGHTER OF A
STUBBORN FATHER
Deer Dauchter:
I;U give tire nod to
your
mother. bot concede. your Dad
has points on hb side loo: he
remembers those UDSUI'O"IHd
drive-In•, back when they , were
first Iabled "passiCHI pita."
(I'll bet you've lreard this marlty retort • hundred limes: "I
trust YOU, Sis, but I dCHI't
tr'iist Tl!EM !l
Perhaps you and your moJirer:
tan provo that a girl worthy of
hla trust cJroosea dales who
'""''t make her brest tlrat
trust, •ven at a drive-in. Fll'!l

step: Don't que. Just hrinC
tire boy home and let your Ia~
er see he's not an that evil. H.

TEF.N BOOST.OF·TJIE.
MONTH CIJJB
Dear Hel011:
Here's my five-cents

worth

French o!Dclals say De
Gaulle Ia watcirlnJJ closely for
lily cha.nce to lnt.nrene In tire
role of possible peacemaker.
Thll 1~ said to be one of tire
main purposes of hb rounrJ..theworld arand lour startins last
Thursday which will take bim
emong other plica en a state
vtslt to Cambodia, only a few
hundred mil•• ·from tlrt Viet
Nam war.
Rumors thai he might take
tire opportunity to meet secre·
tly or even openly with North
Viet Nam Praldent Ho Chi
Minh have been denied firmly
In both Paris and Hanoi.
Meetfnc ApJIWI UDIIkel1
It now seema mosl nnllkeiY
any such meelin&amp; wOI take
place.
But Do Gaullt will like tire
opportunity te size up tire Viet
Nam slluaUon at cloae hand In
Ialka with Cambodis'a maverIck chlel of alate Prince
Norodom Slhanouk and other
leader&amp; of tire lltUo SOutheast
.\sian klnj&lt;iom bordering on
Viet Nam.
He also will make wha.t ha.o
been billed as a major lpeech
on the Viet Nam siluaUon
during hb Urree.day vlsil te
Phnom Penh.
French officials do not expect
any slartlngly new proposals.
They say De Gaulle wiU
ft!!terate earUer staternento
that the Viet Nam collfllct Clll
only be 10lded at tire peace
table and nat on tire battlefield.
He II lillely, they aay, alao to
reiterate earlier calls for

nllalrle

II .Mep.

ur!n for relit! of pain?

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Ill suclr a way that . . ca)lllllo

will pve yolr the l'eUef you ~ ·
peel from ' aspirla lor I ~~GUn.
Moirt people who take ~~~
doo't need a!IOIJ a 'rlloiled
llctlorr bu\ fOr thoR who
do
tbele piUs beve 11011111 .w:W'

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Q - A lirl .,... ol mille
walllll 3 or 4 lllilfl
ill)'.
I ' ed ol lfrill bar the aap
It
her arore eneJV. Ia
lbe ..... ta II?

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They •IY luo alao may appeal
again lor ha.ltlng of air attacks
ogainst North Viet Nam.

. However, French offielala do
not believe De Gaulle 11'111 IV
down as a &lt;!rii\dlliOn for
conllening a peaca coolerence
nor d o they believe he will
demand wilhdnwal ol foreign
lor~s except 11 port ol a
peace settlemenl.
French officials concede that
De Gaulle has said all tlrls
before - In fact, he haa been
saying It fer the past two yearJ
and moft!.
Bul the laet that he wm be
aayl1111 11 within a lew hundred
mila of the flghtillll will, they
believ•, give It far areater
weight than ever before.
By doing so. it II felt heft!,
De Gaulle will mrce again have
sllked oul a n&gt;le let himSelf as
a possible peacemaker, If and
when ne believa tire lime II
ripe.
French officials aay he
·recognizes the dme for media·
lion has nol arrived yel But De
Gaulle wantl to be ready w
act, they say, when he thinks
theft! Is tire s!lghlest chance of
IUCCMI.

'1'111 Almaae
By Ulllted Preu bll!matloaal
Today II ·J'ue!day, Aug, 30, the

Wild day of 1881 with 123 to
follaw.
"nre moon Is In Itt full phase.
The momiDfl olin are Mars,
Venus, Jupiter and Saturn.
The evening alar II Satum.
American autlrar Joint Guir·
Iller was bom en this day In

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tire brain child of Frank Taubes,

a former vl~dent of tlrt
Ted Bates and Bitten, 1JartAJtt.
Duntfllt 16 ~ adve~

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Taubes' main Idea w11 lbal
Jhe lair would seve houMwlv•
many .sploratory trlpa to the
department atores duriJrl the
becllc Chriolmu ehopplnJ ruob
and .... Santa Cia.... clranco
to see just wbat top the ldds
really go lor.
Toy fain open to the )lllbHa
have been neld In Qerinany 01
a small scale.
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But so tar as Tau'* ~!noW~,
tire Corlleum Sholl' wiD bt 1M
first alb!mpl in the Unlll!d
Stales to hold I big publlo IIIJ
lair.
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"No 10}'1 IIIII be sold oft the
floor," be explained. "We att
not aut to compete ll'llll the d•
partment dures and citlrer rt
tailors. Montgomet')' Ward a
Co. will have a maD order ~
take catalog orders ooly clurihl
the !!how IIIII tlrere may be ...._
other mall order bootlrll.~
U Taubeol' toy fair ~~
and bello~ en annual Blllire
It coirJd leld 111 a numljlr ol
other tarp mrual ~tiona
at whlth tlr• publlo Pll'l 'DOd
money luat to look over - .
chandlsa.

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for vour Teen Boost-of-lire
Month. I belona to a &amp;filliP of
college studento. at an averace
size colll!(le, wllo give a few
houn of their time each ,....
to help the "culturally and ecenomlcally deprived." During
111 1932, H.-. Ooeriftl
1901.
our free hnul'!, we travel to a
often referntl Iii Iii tbe 110. !
On this day lrl,hlstory:
school iP an underprlvlleled ar- from ''Desperalely Sick of !Jit
In 30 B.C., Cleopatu commit- Nllli, was elected presldeat ol
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ea In a nearby town. Here, we ~ ~- 17," wbo
her mother ted suicide by lettinl a enab tire German Relclrslal.
lalk With or; teach subject maJ.. · bales her and sllf ·hat no bite her.
A tJrauclrt fo~ "' !111ter to individual tlrildl:en. .
friends. Ya. she does nMd
In 1'110, Gen. Benedlcl Amtllcl Presldeni FrWIID D. a-.In many cues, tlril II I h t an Ullderstsntllrrc adult friend.
promllld tire Brlliab he would· veil uld: "Tba trutb II ~­
flnlt real "adult" with whom If · I can 'halp In IIIJ' wa,,
surrander tire American fort at wlrere 111111 ars frea to puru
the child can or wanto to talk. ~ease let me bow. 1'.,. worJt.
West Poiat
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Oflen the Norkinc parento are ed with JOUIIt ..people IIIOft· of
too busy and have too mall)' my married life. apentl one tvproblems to
mucb ol tlreir errinC a wNk !JelpJnc out at an
time to the YOU!IIsier WI dun't orpbaJurat. I oan ba V1lUCbed
try to replace JW"ODII or jMrJr. for bJ aeveral COIIIIDIIIIIIJ orers: we supplemmt them. W• pnlaallolll, and I know ........,.
hope to make tbele tdds - and · 110t to adtfae, Clllly u.ten and
adults - feel tlrat not ell oiclf.l' - · · - WANTING · TO.
teen-ogers are selllab ancl apoll- HELP
ed.
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I bow we have counterparla
Your lotler - and many lltJ
In lilllll•t all cities, now tlrat II - malies me reauae t1rat lor
tire poverty pf1llfllll Ia under IVIl'J' "loll" """'
persoa,
way. - AN AC'IW! MEM· tlrere'l a qull!fted "IUJIP)emt!n.
BER
Ill mother" wa111n1 to help,
Dear Member:
U only tbe)r. caulcl find etrCb
You and your OOUJiterplll'la other.
across the country are quloUy,
The Big Bnrtlren Club hu
and without much
fanfare, done wondm lor falberlea
rravm, thousands of ll•es tnat of volrmJeer, (lhruif)l trained)
might go CHI the scrap he•P· women COUIIIOiun who can of.
Somelima It lakes only one fer an lllldtrslandlnl ear Is
Interested person to start a er!esa?
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child CHI an upward road - and
If one 1t111r from a coiiiiiiDIeenl _.. to ha.ve tire best lfrla wbo think tbe)r are IIJGibo
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rosulta here because tire kids 1st - and believe me, II ha.p.
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Identify wltlr them - and Jls.. po111 - Clll encorll'lll• a teen
;INOII ffNCI IWIIVI ••'tNI
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ten!
1o work out her own problems,
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Welcome to our Teen lloolll- think wll4rt ta or lifo IIHiel&gt;lb
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eonvenatlolls might dll.
(Note 1o readers: Send 1111- I ' - lonely ODH Mod to talk,
galiOM for Teen J!Qoat,Gfolllo. and they need
who
Month to Holen Botle!, care of bas ieal'Jied tire art of llsteniJr8.
thio newspaper.)
Would any menlll • hellth Dear Helen:
minded orcanizaUon care 1D
I .was touched by the letter try? - H
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tleot is able te walk In aboltt .•
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ldent Clulrles de Gaulle is Geneva Far Eastern peace
squarinB away . ior a POS"iblt . confmnce•...
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a,w. pitqh at playing pea coma·
Fr•nch officials preclicl De
ker In Viet Nam.
Gaulle also will Insist 1111.1 any ,
French officials emphasize he peace ,.ttlement must lnVoive ·
of unJted States
, will do nothing unlell and until withdrawal
1111 11 Ill fore~ troops ancj
~e feels the· moment Ia ripe.

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How It Hurts
THE hue. and cry, is mounting in regard to the galloping inflation that
Is galninc ground every day. t'ormer
President Harry Truman has entered
the ranks of those issuing warnings, and
h• is of the opinion of Richard Nixon
thai we are headed into a 1967 recession
.l!f meable {II'OJlOrtions unless fiscal re&amp;ponsibility 11 returned to the American
f scene. On the local scene there are
• wme f•w who are tak.ing advanta&amp;e of
Jhe inflated prices, and pushing them
&gt;iUII higher than the normal rate of in·
:crea.- lo add to the troubles of the hard
wage earner.

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· CHESHlRii: PONY TEAM - Cheshire, managed by Clifford Queen, was a strong contender Ia most eve
g~me Jl f'•~ed. rn pony Ioop actron this season and especJaily in the double-elimination tourney at Syracu~
w ere t e allia Countlan' won runner-up honors. Pictured here are front row, 1 to r, Jackie Henson Jeff
.Tyo,-Jrm Prrce, Roome C 'en, Jess Louden and Perry Beebe. Second Row CUfford Queen Mgr . Jon Rotf&gt;.

NEW YORK fiJI'}) -The
Amateur AtlrleUc tlnlou Mon------------~------------ day appointed Dr. Mu M.
Nov!ch of South Orange, N.J.,
as team physiclll!l for tire
United Stales boxing team,
which competes In Europe DOXt
September.
CINCINNATI IUPI) - The Reds a 9-7 win.
first division, an elusive goal of
Gain Slnb Win 111 Row
ning at 8 a. m, Final round wW
·~f!~ lithh•relf Cincinnati Reds tire second ''I feel .bad about those balls
the
Labor Day with tee . off
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of the season, was just a 1 missed/' Johnson remarked at
start
at 8 a. m.
away for tlrem today.
the time. "My roomie oould PT. PLEASANT - Interest
Howard
Saunders ef Ga!Upoli·l
By•UIIted PressiDtenailoDJI
A_ vrctory tonrght over St. lreve gotten a victory."
In llro r.-st aa•ual Jake Som·
Ia
is
director
of tire toiJI'II&amp;IIIeDl
Nailooal Lesgue
Lours would elevule the Reds to
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erville Real Estate lnvitatioRal
a tie wrth tire Cardinals fur He repard Nuxhall aa he led oil tourn ment to
. hl h
W. L. Pel. GB jfifth place. Sammy Ellis (10.15) tire Reds to their sixth l'Ons.cu. !~ the all t f rlunnf rag g
· for the tive VIC
· tory and h'18 room1e's
.
sh od go era 10 a76 55 .580 ..• ' was to try to do the JOb
So~ Fran
PiUsburgb
76 55 .580 .. , Reds against Al Jackson (12- sixth win Monday Right.
Th
ealicf . ay. d
th
e qua ymg roun 1or e like
Los Angele• 74 55 · 574 1 11
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The first blast came In the M - bolo event II alaled next
Plriladelplrja 70 63 ·52&amp; 7
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~owned
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Cardinsecond
inning
against
siarter
week
and
arrangements
lor
tire
magic
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St .. Louis
9 ."
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h~rght
on
lire
Larry
.lasier.
It
went
over
lire
Sumday,
Sept.
4
dl1111er
have
CincinDati
06 65 504 10
62 67 :481 13 s uggmg a pile mg of a parr fence at the 380-foot mark, been ma&lt;re al tire Shrine Club Jl
Atlanta
of lellows who have several clearing a SU 1 hi••
oa Sand Hill Road
Houston
61 70 4116 15 times bee
dl . ell
oo
.,, score·
57 75 :432 l9'h "washed ~.
srruss
as 'board. The second, 1n toe Golfers from four tounties
New York
up.
lourtlr, barely weot over lire (Meigs and Gallla In Ohio and
45 ~ 5 :l4li :WI&gt;
Chicago
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Deron Johnson, a castoff from centerfield wall
Mason and Jackson In West
MAJadsy'a Result•
New York and Kansas City, ac'
are Invited to partieNew York 5 L.A. 3, night
counted for both runs witlr his NuxhaU pl!ched a three-hitter
Sponsor Jake Somerville
PhUa.-6 Saa Fran 1, nighl
IBth and 19th homers and Joe for his first shutout In more said today be had received 1
Houston 2 ·Pittsburgh 0, niglrt Nuxlrall, given the pink sUp by than a year, retiring 13 batters patrlal list of expeetant entries
CinciBnati 2 Sl. Louis t, night three major league teams In br a row after tire fAJorth iJ1. lrom Pomeroy whi&lt;lr lolaled 18.
Chicago 4 AU. 2, 14 Inns., niglrt three montlrs before working his ning.
Entry fee Is $10 for the three
'l'llesdsy'o Probable Pltchen way back with the Reds lour "Tire only reminder of my II · hole rounds of golf at Hid. (Startlnc Times IIDTI
years ago, got tire victory.
age Ia my legs," said the 3t). dee Valley Country Club, ttre
Los ADfloles at New York - Fittingly, tire lwo are room.. year-&lt;&gt;ld southpaw. "Thls
luacheon aad refreslunenta to
Koufax &lt;21-~J vs. · MrGraw (2- mates wllen lira team's oD tire one Is as painful as a tootlracha be served at tire courH.
G). 9 p.m.
road.
rlglrt now and It'll be that
Flights will be determiaed
Sen Francisco at Philadelphia· "Remember
Pitlsburglr?" ell night."
the quaUfylng n&gt;und wlricb
-BoliJ 17·9) vs. Wise 13-5). 1 , Johnson asked after the vic- Johnson, wbo Jed tire major ghrs Monday and
p.m.
tory. Earlier this month at leagues last year in nrns batted lhroucb Satarday, Sept 3.
Houston at Pitlsburgh
Forbes Field, NuxhaU had a 6-2 in, was In a horrific
lire Age limit for lire medsl play
INSURANCE AGENCY,
Guisti (13-10) vs. Fryman (13- lead when Jolruson played a first halt al--tlre season.
Labor Day Weekelrd
8). 1:15 p,m,
· . . couple of flltJr.inning fly balls ell in .the past now.
la 16, 81ld wlntar rulea IIIII
INC,
Sl. Loui&amp; at Cincinnati doubles and his roomie was Since tire mid-set11011 bnrak ply. Approximately $500
Bill Chll•ll•d- -~~~~
Jacksoa (12·11) vs. Ellis 00- sent to an early shower.
ba has driven in 41 rona and prizes will hs awarded In t1rJa
15). _9 p.m.
Johnson slugged 1 Urree-nm baa been battm, at nearly amateur eve•t
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Chi&lt;!Bgo at AtlaRta -Roberts
In tlrat game 1o give the .333 elip. 11iJr season'a
The second 18 holes J. li'IJf !Je :120 N, 2n11 ""• MI....,_.
(4-8) vs, Jay (6-5) . 9 p.m.
- has cUmbed to about .250
Sunday, Sept. Co ==~iiiii
Wedoeada)"o Games
International League Standing&amp; his RBI total has lopped 70
San Fran at New · York, Right By United Press International
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W. L. Pet. GB CHAMPION BOATMAN
L.A. at Plttsburglr, niglrt
78 62 .557 ...
VARBERG, Swedeu tUPI)
Chicago at ~ineinn~tl, night
Toronto
77 62 .554 I&gt; JQseph H. Duplin of the United
AUanta at s~ L&lt;lws, nlglrt
76 62 .551 1 Stales w011 the oversD IItle 1n
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7l 67 .514 6 tire Europeaa Star Boals
Amerl&lt;an Leatue
69 69 .500 8 Championship Monday when
W. L. P&lt;l. GB Toledo
M 71 .489 9\\ sailed hlo Goldatar to an
: ' :.ore
82 4ll .631 ... Jacksonville
65 75 .464 13 place ffnlsb In the final event.
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78 59 .543 11\\ Syracuse ·
52 88 .371 'Jf/
Duplin won with a total of
Minnesota
10 63 .526 131&gt;
Moaday•1 Result•
poinia. Another Am 1 r 1 0
Chicago
69 64 .519 141&gt; Syracuse 2 Rochesler f
Lowell North fbpshed Ia
Cleveland
tl8 64 .515 15 Richmond 5 Toledo 4
three-way 111 'for IIOfiOIId
~:ro~f~ ,
66 65 .104 161&gt; Jacksonville 7 Columbus o
Peter Talltrerg of Flnlllrrd ud
23
Washingtlm
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(Only games scheduled)
Plneglo Tatfun of Russia.
Busto•,
59 77 .434 26

IP YDU HAD ELECTRIC HEAT, · ·
YCIU 1D S~ILL SMELL THIS .·., ('{
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First Annual

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Mondsy's Reoulto
Detroit I BaiUmore 3, nighl
Mlnneso~ 6 Wash. I, night
Clricogo ·a.Cievelaad 0, .nJght
New York 7 K. City 2, night
Boston 4 California 3, Right
'l'lleaday•s Probable Pltcboro
tStariiJrg TID&gt;OI EIYI')
W'aslriRgton a! Minnesota Hanna• 13-5) vs. Merrill 13·12).
2:211 p.m.
New York a! Kansas City
Slottlemyre (11·15) vs. Odom
12·3) or Blanco (1·3) .- 2:30 p.m.
Boston at california Santiago (11-11) vs. Coateo (1.
1). 11 p.m.
Cle_veland . al Chicago Hargan 00-81 vs. B112hardt 15IJ. &amp; p.m.
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Detroit Balllmore -WUsoa
115-9) vs.
8 p:m. ·

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We recently read where each

one
percent of rise in living costs strips appl'llliDIItely five billion dollars off the
buyi111 power of we Americans accumulated penomrl eavlngs. It will also nick
personal income another four and a hall
. bllliclll in bigher prices for goods and
Hl'Yices. Tbe individual family should
be vitall]l interested in what is happenilll .to them 11\is \'l!rront year. Econ()lllie
luthoritiupredicled tbaltbere would he
a·three percent increaae in prices in this
That prediction has already been
$0lpassed for the first half of the ~ear,
and is. beinll felt on every hand, because
Amerlcan families spend around 80 per·
c~nt
their personal income lor &amp;oods
and services. The rest eoes lor income
taxeo, savings, Social Socurity and oth·
or contrlbutions.

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.Income of around $S,OOO, will probably
~ 90 percent of it for .goods and
~llfVice~~o lf the f11111ly has an Income of
$JO,OOO, sucil expenditures will take
i~t 15 per cent, with' '-5 percent go·
rag into savlnp, taxes, and other items.
The average families income is in the
$5,000 to '10,000 range. A rise of three
percent ln tha &lt;Ost of living will mean
that lA adftd !IIIIIUnl Ql frojll $135 to
$2~ ivlll be patd ()ut tQ keep'tbtlr head
-~v• water.

Those thrifty people who have pur·
ch~Md
liDDIIa ~ having the ac·
,.c1i111Ubted illterest taken from them. H
~ob boulht bonds iD 1945, and cubed
:lile~~tln ln lbe pment period, blflatlon
· hu stolen nine-fentlu of the interest. If
yoo art luelry enough to not have enough ineome to pay ln~ome tax you will
JDi1a lbe wlpiq out of the other onetenth percent of your interest when the
tall eollector &amp;etll to JGU. Many are be·
JIDilll8 to wODder if it pays to save, a!"'
1Mb in•utmenla. It uaed to be cons•d·
ertd lbalthe penon who wu thrifty hllll
lbe advantage over tb06e who make no
I!Cfwt to u.-. Millions of the thrifty
IjJlv.t bee11 burt by Inflation that averag!11. uDI.Y ooe and three quarters parcent
llinuaUy over the liSt lO year period.
Your retirement nest •Q of $10,000 haa
IGit 'UOO of Its vJiue m the plllll dec·
ade TIJis inflation. that seems planned,
Ia hurtlnl those who can least aff()rd the
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But he Is known 1o lban lhe
, ftars of United Nations Secre. tary General Tirant that tho
Viet Nam connlct could well
explode Jnro a general world

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DOCTOR
SAYS
By Wayne G

Brandstad~

M.D.

Q-After my first preanan·
cy I developed varicose veins.
With each succeedina
prea·
nancy I hau to wear an elastic stockina. It I wear one
now wiJJ it keep the
•~ins
from s•tti"' wone? Is It be~

Y0111'11 ASKED FOR IT!

This column is for yount
people their problems and peasllreo, their troubles and fun.
Aa with tire rest of Helen Help
US!, il welcomes laughs b u I
won 1t dodJt a serious q..estion
with a bru•IH&gt;fl.
Seod your teen-age ·queslions
1o YOUTH ASKED FOR . JT,
care of Helen. H•lp US! this
newspaper·
FATHER SAYS
DRIVE-INS ARE '•OUT"

tl!r W nave varicose veins in-

jected cr removed?

A - Sappor• of lbe weaken·
ed veins wltlr an elnUc sloo: ~·
lng or a roller handaie wltlr
an oiBJtk weave will neither
cure vour varicose reins nor
prevent them from

getting

worse. If properly applied tlrev
will act as a temporary stop.
gap. Put it on before vou aet out
of bed in rhe mornJna. Wt.lle
doing oo teep your lei eleva!·
ed above th• rest of your body.
The suDtJOrf ahould reach from
your toes 1o just below yuur

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Such complications as l•g
ulcen
lnfertion and tire
brelkln1 lOOSe of clots wbk·~
may lodle In vital Ofi&amp;DI and
ob!!lruct their Circulation may
result wnen varl.- veiM
If!! ne(lecled. For tlris ruson
a permanent eure oboulcl b•

soulht
InJect:mi Illest veins with l
clottin1 IUOIJI;an~ puts them
out of cirl:ulatlon. Alter tlrll
tlroy beooDro ocar tissue. Somo

Dear

Helen~

My father 1e1s so upset when
I sucgat going to a driv..in
movie with a boy that he about
has ftto . I'm 16. and bow how
to b.andle men. Besides; I won't
(0 wltlr a I•Y I don't knoW for
sure won't get fresh.
You just say the word "driv..
In" to my Dad and he starts
pounding tire llble, and plnJ
on ,bout "psssion pita." I try
to leU lrlm tlrev're not t h ~ t
way any more because atlendanlo came uowid with OiraJr..
illfrla and clrtrel: tire cars ev·
er7 ,. olton. They're I u • t
. pla&lt;ts • • tllf ldds - l If
tlrttre out of line, tlrelr plr·
ml8 are called, and tlrllt does
It!

My mother ,..._ that
your

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me!hod of lreatmenl but II tht
C!lottinc ~p&lt;~l used Ia totrade·

........ cllltolppi'O\'t of

eyl aullate and U tire operation
in the early stsga
of the dis- the resulli MY
be saliSiaclorY.

Is perfOI'Illf!'l

Removing tire vein Ia lllf
treatment that .. mosl u-.;y
to cure the condition and io
preferred by moat sutgeoo•.
FrequenUy fvllowlnl removal
of the .malo offender, tire s•Jr
roon 11111 m1e&lt;t • clotting a~er1t
Into the SD18UeJ varicosities
that are letr belrind.
A . - ele&lt;!lronlc device
has been used SIICtO!Sfully to
ctutro~ these straglers.
It
works 1110"' quickly and •I·
fective1~ Uran tiro older meJh.
od lrilb minimal pain and &amp;lveaf

porenta

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tire, euy, • drlv..tn Ia u sale
II 1117 other da~. And not as
~.. u mosl.
·Who8e aide are YOU on,
Helen? - DAUGHTER OF A
STUBBORN FATHER
Deer Dauchter:
I;U give tire nod to
your
mother. bot concede. your Dad
has points on hb side loo: he
remembers those UDSUI'O"IHd
drive-In•, back when they , were
first Iabled "passiCHI pita."
(I'll bet you've lreard this marlty retort • hundred limes: "I
trust YOU, Sis, but I dCHI't
tr'iist Tl!EM !l
Perhaps you and your moJirer:
tan provo that a girl worthy of
hla trust cJroosea dales who
'""''t make her brest tlrat
trust, •ven at a drive-in. Fll'!l

step: Don't que. Just hrinC
tire boy home and let your Ia~
er see he's not an that evil. H.

TEF.N BOOST.OF·TJIE.
MONTH CIJJB
Dear Hel011:
Here's my five-cents

worth

French o!Dclals say De
Gaulle Ia watcirlnJJ closely for
lily cha.nce to lnt.nrene In tire
role of possible peacemaker.
Thll 1~ said to be one of tire
main purposes of hb rounrJ..theworld arand lour startins last
Thursday which will take bim
emong other plica en a state
vtslt to Cambodia, only a few
hundred mil•• ·from tlrt Viet
Nam war.
Rumors thai he might take
tire opportunity to meet secre·
tly or even openly with North
Viet Nam Praldent Ho Chi
Minh have been denied firmly
In both Paris and Hanoi.
Meetfnc ApJIWI UDIIkel1
It now seema mosl nnllkeiY
any such meelin&amp; wOI take
place.
But Do Gaullt will like tire
opportunity te size up tire Viet
Nam slluaUon at cloae hand In
Ialka with Cambodis'a maverIck chlel of alate Prince
Norodom Slhanouk and other
leader&amp; of tire lltUo SOutheast
.\sian klnj&lt;iom bordering on
Viet Nam.
He also will make wha.t ha.o
been billed as a major lpeech
on the Viet Nam siluaUon
during hb Urree.day vlsil te
Phnom Penh.
French officials do not expect
any slartlngly new proposals.
They say De Gaulle wiU
ft!!terate earUer staternento
that the Viet Nam collfllct Clll
only be 10lded at tire peace
table and nat on tire battlefield.
He II lillely, they aay, alao to
reiterate earlier calls for

nllalrle

II .Mep.

ur!n for relit! of pain?

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Ill suclr a way that . . ca)lllllo

will pve yolr the l'eUef you ~ ·
peel from ' aspirla lor I ~~GUn.
Moirt people who take ~~~
doo't need a!IOIJ a 'rlloiled
llctlorr bu\ fOr thoR who
do
tbele piUs beve 11011111 .w:W'

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Q - A lirl .,... ol mille
walllll 3 or 4 lllilfl
ill)'.
I ' ed ol lfrill bar the aap
It
her arore eneJV. Ia
lbe ..... ta II?

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They •IY luo alao may appeal
again lor ha.ltlng of air attacks
ogainst North Viet Nam.

. However, French offielala do
not believe De Gaulle 11'111 IV
down as a &lt;!rii\dlliOn for
conllening a peaca coolerence
nor d o they believe he will
demand wilhdnwal ol foreign
lor~s except 11 port ol a
peace settlemenl.
French officials concede that
De Gaulle has said all tlrls
before - In fact, he haa been
saying It fer the past two yearJ
and moft!.
Bul the laet that he wm be
aayl1111 11 within a lew hundred
mila of the flghtillll will, they
believ•, give It far areater
weight than ever before.
By doing so. it II felt heft!,
De Gaulle will mrce again have
sllked oul a n&gt;le let himSelf as
a possible peacemaker, If and
when ne believa tire lime II
ripe.
French officials aay he
·recognizes the dme for media·
lion has nol arrived yel But De
Gaulle wantl to be ready w
act, they say, when he thinks
theft! Is tire s!lghlest chance of
IUCCMI.

'1'111 Almaae
By Ulllted Preu bll!matloaal
Today II ·J'ue!day, Aug, 30, the

Wild day of 1881 with 123 to
follaw.
"nre moon Is In Itt full phase.
The momiDfl olin are Mars,
Venus, Jupiter and Saturn.
The evening alar II Satum.
American autlrar Joint Guir·
Iller was bom en this day In

Cowboys ·HQ~ to Fif.{,

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tire brain child of Frank Taubes,

a former vl~dent of tlrt
Ted Bates and Bitten, 1JartAJtt.
Duntfllt 16 ~ adve~

egenctes.

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Taubes' main Idea w11 lbal
Jhe lair would seve houMwlv•
many .sploratory trlpa to the
department atores duriJrl the
becllc Chriolmu ehopplnJ ruob
and .... Santa Cia.... clranco
to see just wbat top the ldds
really go lor.
Toy fain open to the )lllbHa
have been neld In Qerinany 01
a small scale.
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P'lrst A~pl
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But so tar as Tau'* ~!noW~,
tire Corlleum Sholl' wiD bt 1M
first alb!mpl in the Unlll!d
Stales to hold I big publlo IIIJ
lair.
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"No 10}'1 IIIII be sold oft the
floor," be explained. "We att
not aut to compete ll'llll the d•
partment dures and citlrer rt
tailors. Montgomet')' Ward a
Co. will have a maD order ~
take catalog orders ooly clurihl
the !!how IIIII tlrere may be ...._
other mall order bootlrll.~
U Taubeol' toy fair ~~
and bello~ en annual Blllire
It coirJd leld 111 a numljlr ol
other tarp mrual ~tiona
at whlth tlr• publlo Pll'l 'DOd
money luat to look over - .
chandlsa.

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toys, a oumber wiUr b!VIad
and diverse llnell, a~ady bave
llped ~p 1o ~ i' . . .

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all . Ill\lUI'....\OY!fal~~
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1111• bt'- li,ld
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for vour Teen Boost-of-lire
Month. I belona to a &amp;filliP of
college studento. at an averace
size colll!(le, wllo give a few
houn of their time each ,....
to help the "culturally and ecenomlcally deprived." During
111 1932, H.-. Ooeriftl
1901.
our free hnul'!, we travel to a
often referntl Iii Iii tbe 110. !
On this day lrl,hlstory:
school iP an underprlvlleled ar- from ''Desperalely Sick of !Jit
In 30 B.C., Cleopatu commit- Nllli, was elected presldeat ol
r·. .
ea In a nearby town. Here, we ~ ~- 17," wbo
her mother ted suicide by lettinl a enab tire German Relclrslal.
lalk With or; teach subject maJ.. · bales her and sllf ·hat no bite her.
A tJrauclrt fo~ "' !111ter to individual tlrildl:en. .
friends. Ya. she does nMd
In 1'110, Gen. Benedlcl Amtllcl Presldeni FrWIID D. a-.In many cues, tlril II I h t an Ullderstsntllrrc adult friend.
promllld tire Brlliab he would· veil uld: "Tba trutb II ~­
flnlt real "adult" with whom If · I can 'halp In IIIJ' wa,,
surrander tire American fort at wlrere 111111 ars frea to puru
the child can or wanto to talk. ~ease let me bow. 1'.,. worJt.
West Poiat
It"
Oflen the Norkinc parento are ed with JOUIIt ..people IIIOft· of
too busy and have too mall)' my married life. apentl one tvproblems to
mucb ol tlreir errinC a wNk !JelpJnc out at an
time to the YOU!IIsier WI dun't orpbaJurat. I oan ba V1lUCbed
try to replace JW"ODII or jMrJr. for bJ aeveral COIIIIDIIIIIIJ orers: we supplemmt them. W• pnlaallolll, and I know ........,.
hope to make tbele tdds - and · 110t to adtfae, Clllly u.ten and
adults - feel tlrat not ell oiclf.l' - · · - WANTING · TO.
teen-ogers are selllab ancl apoll- HELP
ed.
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Dell' f(enllnC:
I bow we have counterparla
Your lotler - and many lltJ
In lilllll•t all cities, now tlrat II - malies me reauae t1rat lor
tire poverty pf1llfllll Ia under IVIl'J' "loll" """'
persoa,
way. - AN AC'IW! MEM· tlrere'l a qull!fted "IUJIP)emt!n.
BER
Ill mother" wa111n1 to help,
Dear Member:
U only tbe)r. caulcl find etrCb
You and your OOUJiterplll'la other.
across the country are quloUy,
The Big Bnrtlren Club hu
and without much
fanfare, done wondm lor falberlea
rravm, thousands of ll•es tnat of volrmJeer, (lhruif)l trained)
might go CHI the scrap he•P· women COUIIIOiun who can of.
Somelima It lakes only one fer an lllldtrslandlnl ear Is
Interested person to start a er!esa?
1
child CHI an upward road - and
If one 1t111r from a coiiiiiiDIeenl _.. to ha.ve tire best lfrla wbo think tbe)r are IIJGibo
JN!taWBliD ... ]
rosulta here because tire kids 1st - and believe me, II ha.p.
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Identify wltlr them - and Jls.. po111 - Clll encorll'lll• a teen
;INOII ffNCI IWIIVI ••'tNI
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ten!
1o work out her own problems,
_y_.,., _,..,. _ _ _ _ .. __ ...
Welcome to our Teen lloolll- think wll4rt ta or lifo IIHiel&gt;lb
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. fo*n' ...... _ ....,... loOAita - of-tJre..Month Club! - H.
eonvenatlolls might dll.
(Note 1o readers: Send 1111- I ' - lonely ODH Mod to talk,
galiOM for Teen J!Qoat,Gfolllo. and they need
who
Month to Holen Botle!, care of bas ieal'Jied tire art of llsteniJr8.
thio newspaper.)
Would any menlll • hellth Dear Helen:
minded orcanizaUon care 1D
I .was touched by the letter try? - H
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a~ ~eUc result F~r----------~~~~-==-~~~-;~~--~~--------------,
tleot is able te walk In aboltt .•
U bciursllus
IIIIIoperation
is completely
re. 1
towlnr
11re ...
-ered In f to • weeks.

Southa.est Arrla._
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Ualted Pfn• lale~"~~Ju.ut·
Nf.W VORK (UPil - P'ilr
,.an·- -Vorjr hu hid • ·•
fllr ..,.~ ·6Jiiiri&amp; : b\ll;~ fCll!'t '"" lt: Jt ll .alrielly.. "lcir
tiro trade."
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ldent Clulrles de Gaulle is Geneva Far Eastern peace
squarinB away . ior a POS"iblt . confmnce•...
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a,w. pitqh at playing pea coma·
Fr•nch officials preclicl De
ker In Viet Nam.
Gaulle also will Insist 1111.1 any ,
French officials emphasize he peace ,.ttlement must lnVoive ·
of unJted States
, will do nothing unlell and until withdrawal
1111 11 Ill fore~ troops ancj
~e feels the· moment Ia ripe.

war.

How It Hurts
THE hue. and cry, is mounting in regard to the galloping inflation that
Is galninc ground every day. t'ormer
President Harry Truman has entered
the ranks of those issuing warnings, and
h• is of the opinion of Richard Nixon
thai we are headed into a 1967 recession
.l!f meable {II'OJlOrtions unless fiscal re&amp;ponsibility 11 returned to the American
f scene. On the local scene there are
• wme f•w who are tak.ing advanta&amp;e of
Jhe inflated prices, and pushing them
&gt;iUII higher than the normal rate of in·
:crea.- lo add to the troubles of the hard
wage earner.

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· CHESHlRii: PONY TEAM - Cheshire, managed by Clifford Queen, was a strong contender Ia most eve
g~me Jl f'•~ed. rn pony Ioop actron this season and especJaily in the double-elimination tourney at Syracu~
w ere t e allia Countlan' won runner-up honors. Pictured here are front row, 1 to r, Jackie Henson Jeff
.Tyo,-Jrm Prrce, Roome C 'en, Jess Louden and Perry Beebe. Second Row CUfford Queen Mgr . Jon Rotf&gt;.

NEW YORK fiJI'}) -The
Amateur AtlrleUc tlnlou Mon------------~------------ day appointed Dr. Mu M.
Nov!ch of South Orange, N.J.,
as team physiclll!l for tire
United Stales boxing team,
which competes In Europe DOXt
September.
CINCINNATI IUPI) - The Reds a 9-7 win.
first division, an elusive goal of
Gain Slnb Win 111 Row
ning at 8 a. m, Final round wW
·~f!~ lithh•relf Cincinnati Reds tire second ''I feel .bad about those balls
the
Labor Day with tee . off
..:.,
of the season, was just a 1 missed/' Johnson remarked at
start
at 8 a. m.
away for tlrem today.
the time. "My roomie oould PT. PLEASANT - Interest
Howard
Saunders ef Ga!Upoli·l
By•UIIted PressiDtenailoDJI
A_ vrctory tonrght over St. lreve gotten a victory."
In llro r.-st aa•ual Jake Som·
Ia
is
director
of tire toiJI'II&amp;IIIeDl
Nailooal Lesgue
Lours would elevule the Reds to
.
erville Real Estate lnvitatioRal
a tie wrth tire Cardinals fur He repard Nuxhall aa he led oil tourn ment to
. hl h
W. L. Pel. GB jfifth place. Sammy Ellis (10.15) tire Reds to their sixth l'Ons.cu. !~ the all t f rlunnf rag g
· for the tive VIC
· tory and h'18 room1e's
.
sh od go era 10 a76 55 .580 ..• ' was to try to do the JOb
So~ Fran
PiUsburgb
76 55 .580 .. , Reds against Al Jackson (12- sixth win Monday Right.
Th
ealicf . ay. d
th
e qua ymg roun 1or e like
Los Angele• 74 55 · 574 1 11
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The first blast came In the M - bolo event II alaled next
Plriladelplrja 70 63 ·52&amp; 7
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~owned
the
Cardinsecond
inning
against
siarter
week
and
arrangements
lor
tire
magic
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67 64 511
St .. Louis
9 ."
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h~rght
on
lire
Larry
.lasier.
It
went
over
lire
Sumday,
Sept.
4
dl1111er
have
CincinDati
06 65 504 10
62 67 :481 13 s uggmg a pile mg of a parr fence at the 380-foot mark, been ma&lt;re al tire Shrine Club Jl
Atlanta
of lellows who have several clearing a SU 1 hi••
oa Sand Hill Road
Houston
61 70 4116 15 times bee
dl . ell
oo
.,, score·
57 75 :432 l9'h "washed ~.
srruss
as 'board. The second, 1n toe Golfers from four tounties
New York
up.
lourtlr, barely weot over lire (Meigs and Gallla In Ohio and
45 ~ 5 :l4li :WI&gt;
Chicago
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Deron Johnson, a castoff from centerfield wall
Mason and Jackson In West
MAJadsy'a Result•
New York and Kansas City, ac'
are Invited to partieNew York 5 L.A. 3, night
counted for both runs witlr his NuxhaU pl!ched a three-hitter
Sponsor Jake Somerville
PhUa.-6 Saa Fran 1, nighl
IBth and 19th homers and Joe for his first shutout In more said today be had received 1
Houston 2 ·Pittsburgh 0, niglrt Nuxlrall, given the pink sUp by than a year, retiring 13 batters patrlal list of expeetant entries
CinciBnati 2 Sl. Louis t, night three major league teams In br a row after tire fAJorth iJ1. lrom Pomeroy whi&lt;lr lolaled 18.
Chicago 4 AU. 2, 14 Inns., niglrt three montlrs before working his ning.
Entry fee Is $10 for the three
'l'llesdsy'o Probable Pltchen way back with the Reds lour "Tire only reminder of my II · hole rounds of golf at Hid. (Startlnc Times IIDTI
years ago, got tire victory.
age Ia my legs," said the 3t). dee Valley Country Club, ttre
Los ADfloles at New York - Fittingly, tire lwo are room.. year-&lt;&gt;ld southpaw. "Thls
luacheon aad refreslunenta to
Koufax &lt;21-~J vs. · MrGraw (2- mates wllen lira team's oD tire one Is as painful as a tootlracha be served at tire courH.
G). 9 p.m.
road.
rlglrt now and It'll be that
Flights will be determiaed
Sen Francisco at Philadelphia· "Remember
Pitlsburglr?" ell night."
the quaUfylng n&gt;und wlricb
-BoliJ 17·9) vs. Wise 13-5). 1 , Johnson asked after the vic- Johnson, wbo Jed tire major ghrs Monday and
p.m.
tory. Earlier this month at leagues last year in nrns batted lhroucb Satarday, Sept 3.
Houston at Pitlsburgh
Forbes Field, NuxhaU had a 6-2 in, was In a horrific
lire Age limit for lire medsl play
INSURANCE AGENCY,
Guisti (13-10) vs. Fryman (13- lead when Jolruson played a first halt al--tlre season.
Labor Day Weekelrd
8). 1:15 p,m,
· . . couple of flltJr.inning fly balls ell in .the past now.
la 16, 81ld wlntar rulea IIIII
INC,
Sl. Loui&amp; at Cincinnati doubles and his roomie was Since tire mid-set11011 bnrak ply. Approximately $500
Bill Chll•ll•d- -~~~~
Jacksoa (12·11) vs. Ellis 00- sent to an early shower.
ba has driven in 41 rona and prizes will hs awarded In t1rJa
15). _9 p.m.
Johnson slugged 1 Urree-nm baa been battm, at nearly amateur eve•t
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Chi&lt;!Bgo at AtlaRta -Roberts
In tlrat game 1o give the .333 elip. 11iJr season'a
The second 18 holes J. li'IJf !Je :120 N, 2n11 ""• MI....,_.
(4-8) vs, Jay (6-5) . 9 p.m.
- has cUmbed to about .250
Sunday, Sept. Co ==~iiiii
Wedoeada)"o Games
International League Standing&amp; his RBI total has lopped 70
San Fran at New · York, Right By United Press International
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Houston at Pbiladelphi'l, night
W. L. Pet. GB CHAMPION BOATMAN
L.A. at Plttsburglr, niglrt
78 62 .557 ...
VARBERG, Swedeu tUPI)
Chicago at ~ineinn~tl, night
Toronto
77 62 .554 I&gt; JQseph H. Duplin of the United
AUanta at s~ L&lt;lws, nlglrt
76 62 .551 1 Stales w011 the oversD IItle 1n
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7l 67 .514 6 tire Europeaa Star Boals
Amerl&lt;an Leatue
69 69 .500 8 Championship Monday when
W. L. P&lt;l. GB Toledo
M 71 .489 9\\ sailed hlo Goldatar to an
: ' :.ore
82 4ll .631 ... Jacksonville
65 75 .464 13 place ffnlsb In the final event.
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78 59 .543 11\\ Syracuse ·
52 88 .371 'Jf/
Duplin won with a total of
Minnesota
10 63 .526 131&gt;
Moaday•1 Result•
poinia. Another Am 1 r 1 0
Chicago
69 64 .519 141&gt; Syracuse 2 Rochesler f
Lowell North fbpshed Ia
Cleveland
tl8 64 .515 15 Richmond 5 Toledo 4
three-way 111 'for IIOfiOIId
~:ro~f~ ,
66 65 .104 161&gt; Jacksonville 7 Columbus o
Peter Talltrerg of Flnlllrrd ud
23
Washingtlm
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(Only games scheduled)
Plneglo Tatfun of Russia.
Busto•,
59 77 .434 26

IP YDU HAD ELECTRIC HEAT, · ·
YCIU 1D S~ILL SMELL THIS .·., ('{
DN SATURDAY.

First Annual

Golf Tourney
Interest High

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Mondsy's Reoulto
Detroit I BaiUmore 3, nighl
Mlnneso~ 6 Wash. I, night
Clricogo ·a.Cievelaad 0, .nJght
New York 7 K. City 2, night
Boston 4 California 3, Right
'l'lleaday•s Probable Pltcboro
tStariiJrg TID&gt;OI EIYI')
W'aslriRgton a! Minnesota Hanna• 13-5) vs. Merrill 13·12).
2:211 p.m.
New York a! Kansas City
Slottlemyre (11·15) vs. Odom
12·3) or Blanco (1·3) .- 2:30 p.m.
Boston at california Santiago (11-11) vs. Coateo (1.
1). 11 p.m.
Cle_veland . al Chicago Hargan 00-81 vs. B112hardt 15IJ. &amp; p.m.
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Detroit Balllmore -WUsoa
115-9) vs.
8 p:m. ·

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ell the •enklna ~r you •• get

SPECIALI
".6 5 Plymouth
TWO DOOR .HARD TOP
.'s.teillle, v.a motor, std. trans., radio, wlslw llree, d&amp;o
.~!pe .wheel disl:s, turquais~ with black v1Dy11ep, black
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11Dek lllll'ktl, 011 tilt lli:IU all IVI!'Ne, •
~ beeD badly jlast few welkl ~ ~ I er, IW 111M~ 11111 ·..w~ ,Wareb for I WI'/ lo JIUI ~000 lo c;on.resa. · 1
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roJ.,tJMBUS (UPI) - 11m1e11 per pound to top bJ 10 eenis IWI!lller 111111, suffered its balllr*l aiDct reacblq I pelk llWDber of fictcin, . &amp;VII~ reoalilollli'J• .... ~ ~ ~ Arpljr rtloietVIItl apd
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•acl!li ·111!1 ribbon euWIIll the previllll n1 tiollll blah 1111 11 Jl!lrpest Nlbad&lt; of tile year of ....,.,. 1,000 In mJd. said.
iulllyltt t:ltelbe iDaG11o11 bJ IIIIi llat10n41 .G~ Into unl· , RutlaBd Woman Gete,
hai!l tbe spotlilh\ today 11 )'lin 110 at the Texaa Blatt Monday 11 tbe New York 8lock February, Mo.., twnbiW Ont Ia the llllctrtllnly oyw Jellniod admlldalralltn aa a limn ~~~ dralleel In Vlel Jall Sentenee '
1 &amp;lo State Fair helded for
tht
Fair.
EJdlnle riliatered more thall 8110tbflt IUS to 717.113 -lis the naturo o1 the ecoMIIl1 In d~· fal!lor.
Ham ~ today lo Ue liP )Jetp Ju•elitle Jqe Jl', . H.
the intdway point 11 111 IWe.y · Frederick Stivera. It, INdiDo tlt billion in piper ~o~~et.
lowelt leYelllillce 7111•.111 r«&lt;l'll• the comiDI months aDd puiiCu- Mamt !echn!cfalll, IIIIIJtit Canp'ell lor 1ieeb0'8riell Monday tellle~ Daf.
11111.
(Brown
County).
NCelved
'l1loulb
aulyat. bealtalell to ed oa JIIIL I; ltllf.
!arty
In IM'I. 'I'M rlsllli.,C!IM Of 'IIIIo allempllo fmcalt 'marltfl Nembera apeCU!IIell that the "1' ReMu, Rutl@d, to aounty
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Tbe ribbon cutting wap tor f/,S311rom Hemy Datmah 'I• , lilllle aut1111 oat factar aa ~
Sill'* liolklaW Dnpt
b!Jrrowln&amp; IIlii the ~ IIIOfetnellll ID term. ci u., lllllll!l'llollilill bltllt bttw- laD cOIIIInement on a eh!lrP of
tile dedication of tha l!'ts build· president of the Lopn , . . _ of lilts lllell dedllle, 11 Tbe Ullllell Preaa IDiel'lllllloll- supply of Ioiii. fwlcla, ll!eyltll4, aiW1 palterr
o1 virlaul 111o P.,w.$1 CCillllltiUeel -tbt COJllrlbutllll to the dellnqueo·
~ Ja honor of former Gov. Co. of Bellafontalne, 8tl9e1'l 1114 ·waa ballmd the fdlhiY lllrfOIIII al stock IIIII'MI tDdlcato~ lolt have caused oome re.- billie ~ tlllllct.IGI'I, d
lbe 1191111 uil • • .vm14 ey o1 her d,l._hter.
lames Cox.
lbe l'llliMI'IIP Ill lila pad market was furlller agilllell bJ us per cent• tilt lit&amp;? lllllll C1ll'l'tlll economic boom IIIII' be bollom of· the decliJie lllll II I lllrVIcet Con!lllll!taa _ . Jqe O'Brlell ordered ' HeThe harneu racing fl1'011'8111, champion laal year.
" - Presldlal Harry S traded. 'lbere were 1.240 losers otymild.
toq way 0tt. Tbe7 llllllclpate reeerv1 ealf.up alllllilrltY could IIIII to a one-year stay In CC!\111'
I!Ut 10 three days lhll year, t Two more quea were 'l'nlmall'a weekell4 wamln&amp; of aod Just lOll aatnen. Tbe . New
WaD Stmll Nem111
the mll'ket wtll meet aupJII!I'I be ,the ca1111 of the· tradllloDal IJ .lall, but •then sUJpended the
til 10 ·a fasl stsrt today
crOWDed Monday and wiD 01111· I polll!ble depnllton if lntereat York Sl«k Ewbnp indes WaU Street alao II nervoul when tilt Dow..Jones lndullrlal adJ4urnment dead I o c k lbll ~e~~tence to 30 daye. The aetiOn
llxnrt m J.year-old trottera fY· pole 111 the QueeD of ~ 1'11181 coni!Dut to rile.
obowed a loH equal to fl.ll to re&amp;ll'dlnl wbal acUOill the lm'IP reachea the 740 level. Jell'·
qalnlt Mn. Reneu cbai'Jed
1111 fa. the PI! 000 Obi Slate Trot conteot Wedoelday lo Hltcl the Whllt tbflte waa no 1eoeral the averqe sh!'fe price ~ Johnalll admlnt.lratloa ·will llowl!ver lhe more okeptteal .
""' gave the ·' " of her 14,
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qreemtnt 011 prGtpocts for tilt tarceat drop amce the index lake to curb tafl.utnary traden Potnt 1 lhal
touo- And the twist to the ato'Y Is year-old daughter to be 17,
~eer:.,:~.~ in tile ~et911~lrlck;:,''nefl81lce, lmmedilll futuro, tome watt ,... lnltlll\ted about aevm teodeoctea in thelbtUecon::n'i b' cllel! au~ .
1111, lbal the
J~ thereby enabling her to oeoure
Tho $22,1150 Director of Agrl· was chosen Junior Achievement Street
: w= lglire.tera wan not
the,.: or lya tu ·a&amp; .00 100 alreadY bave beell
lor and may nat UJe • marriage Ucenae. - ·culture Pace fiX' J.year-olds, Queen for her projeCt as vtce peas
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ocbeduled Wednesday, has president of sales for a 25-mfn. bottom tf ~,market 1111 still
m
ere
~:111• :.:01 uff::lals. . Preiinlly analfstl' commentl ~= talelt develoPment In the
tlralftl II entries.
u~ program broadcast 26 weeks • Iolli w~ of '
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' rlllle frbln atoomy to just plain bureflomng Holiae-Senate battle
Tile · fair's attendance ~ace ,pvtr a Defiance radio 81tti011.
pesalmlaUc. Laal week, the came Monday when the House
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continued as hoi as the weather \JAild Becky Foirall, 17, .......
Granv!Ue M~t Letter ad- Armed Services Committee
Monday 11 94,453 persons eysburg, doMed the crown of
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riled Ill aubacrlbera.. to got out approved tts 'reaeJ,'Ve bill ol
pout\!d onto the (!l'Ounds, 64,453
•• ~horlhorn Lassie Qu..n.
WAUKEGAN Ill (UP!l - you~ NeJrotl were aetud lodll hoodlum- w•th police of the market In one clean rjhts" by a vote of 12 to I.
paying their way in. Last year,
- Hall To Upoa
M a yo r R 0 b1 r i
maklili mototov cocktails, po- recol'llo and .,.. not the true 1 u r II e I 1 stroke." Analyst Tbe primary PIII'P"se of the
total· admission lor the day was Wednesday will be Akron-Can· piiUIIIOd to
lth
said
story '' ''"" ·· "' 1'1 "'
' , J111111 Dines aald this week: measure Is to block permanent..
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$6,484.
ton, Ohio Fair Managers and Ollnistent ~~in ::. effurt
About '130 riot-helmeted pollee Sabonjlan ttald after 1 meeUng "Don't let anyone buffalo you 1y the Pentagon plan to merge
Attendance now has gone ov· Director o1 Agriculture Day.
re tore ~aim to 8 35-block area armed 'with carbiDes cordoned with City Council Monday by mlndnl words. This is the Army reserve into the
or tile. 750,0110 mark. Last year's The dairy cattle bulldmg will ol 'waukegan's south side, scene off the area before . the 7:SO night.
•crash.' Tbla Is the ~ of a National Guard.
It-day fair drew Wl.371. There be d, d•cated that mo~&gt;ng &gt;n of four straight nights or racial p.m., curfew went Into ellect. R ld the 00 II that th
••ry senile bull market.
But embodied in the bill was
are still seven days left m the honor of lormt!l' Gov. V1c Don- disorder
IIICidenll wm ICBttered and
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a~tbority for the President to
1966 stand.
ahey and the three lnlliol mem· "I ,.ui meet with ministers UIIOI'Janlzed as pollee equipped "";,"~ 11;e~
t
eall up ISS,OOO reservists and
111e visllorl Monday Included ben of the Agriculture Hall of bul not with violators or
tear ill and ps masks pu c ti
: " ' ' : ~=e
guardsmen who have served
atnltl' Z,OOO crippled children, Fame will be installed In cere· demonstrators.. said
roamed the area clearinc the compo:a ~
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le&gt;J than lour months ol active
11011
aueSts of the Ohio Wildlife Dl· montea marking tho hail's opetl- Jlln who call~ most of the 115
recb~!v houe~c n bleb~ 11
duty, plus another 56,000 who
vision and the Crippled Cbil· lng.
' arrested since Friday Th only serious tocl4ent pu IC, 'ng. 11
bave served leiS than two
ctren's Entertainment Associ•· Singer Perry Como closes eut ; d , narcotic
before the curlew they k us~ ~· fortresses to
yell'S and aro not atteched to
tiail.
his three-night appearance 'n drunierds' and just
went into ellect. As attac po ce.
'lilY organized unit.
\ Sleer Brln~ Top Moaey
the grandstand show Wednesday SCUIII."
Sabonjian toured the Some Negroes said Sabonjlln,
UDder Ollaling _law, the
'fhe fair cl81med another rec- mght.
Thirty-five persons were
atree!l 1 Negro man 011 1 visit to the WIUkegan jail
President can activate the
trd Mondsy night as Gov. Performances Wednesday aft· reated Mollday nighl, moat
Secretary ol State Ted W. reserve and the IIUBI'd only
1 bottle at his car. Sunday ntght when M pertolll
lames A. ~. in his unoll~ emoon and evening also will vtolaUon of an
pulled out a pistol were erreated. coiled the Brown today reported the lillng after he declares a natiOnal
Free Delivery
lit! post of auctioneer for the cloae out tbe appearance of tbe Clll'few placed on the area
man Oed.
prtaoners "nilsen" and "ani· af three articleo of lncorpora- emqency -a atep be might
Use
Your Crfi!dit
lltller Fair ctwnpiona, 110ld the roek.and-roll group, Herman order of the mayor.
'"l'boae people arreslell are mall." Sabonjlan Monday re- Uon from Meigs County coft· be reluctant to taka lor
pbd ehampitn steer for .16 and the Hermits.
fused to apoloiiU for eallilll oerns with his deparlmenl.
poljUcal, diplomatic or poycho.MiddlePOrt
riotera animals. "Animala de· Joclcal reuons.
Y1IW' each other and act
Articles for noo·profit tncor· Nothintl this, the Houae
59N.2ndAv'
lboulbUeaJy" Sabonjian said. poraUon h&amp;VO been flled by OOIIIIIIitWl added an amend·
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ble McMillen, Mickey
lclloo1a in an attempt to illduce
IDe., Middleport, with John penntt the Chlel EucuUve to
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~.tty,, MHoyaryea,Hldaryamm, Allee .,lo'·e them not to amoke cigarettes.
YOUNGSTER IN.JVRBD... W. Zerlde, 289 Thlnf.St nam· 1 ,an::.;u;:;p_;;th;;e~m;;;en;_;af~ter~',iji'c:ertlfy~;.·
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WASHINGTON (llPI) -Pres- nall011'1 inftatlonary llCOQOmJ, White, Mary Hysell.
and Teec:ben IJlllOIIDeed
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Jdlnt Jolmson, who Ia seeking today was urged to think aboul Making doiUition&gt; to t b
Oblo and It o 1her IIIOIIth-old dauehter of Mr. aod Lonl Bottom, with John W.
for
"ljettet ways" lha.n high ralsinl corporata Income tam. Meigs Red Cloal Qlapter
wtu parllclpate ID the
~.:;..:..~er~ Stobart as Agent
inlereat ratta Ill coot oil the RecollliDtlldllll this measure the bloedmoblle Wt!l'e _Ohio
PJ.'OII'Im.
llolpllal at 10:• a.m. today Tho third articles of tncorpor·
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was Rip. uuu~• • ....., •. , a School Board ftr Utt of . th
NEW YOIIX
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key member of the tu·wrltllll bulldlnc, Davis Ice and
Tb
aaid Monday bunut of the arma and bodJ, Rome and Auto, Inc. with
Bouae Ways &amp; Means C«nmll- doee Co Quallty Print
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find· She waa buraed wbell lhe Jill Glenn McDanl!l, PhyiUs Me8
lie. He aaid eoo,reaa wonld not Ohio J"~er Co. and the
lnl the lflclency bold of a cord and pulled au Daniel and Bernard v. Fultz
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issued INm 1111 or- ranch POMI!lRO\' - Maury D. .
~erlean Tobaeeo producel
Mooday, depltftd tht upward ler, Paul Carpi!', Rober1 Rua- Pall Mall tllter and no~r.!Uter
DANCB SLATED
, 'l'he lemperature to PomeHNOM PENH. Cambodia awln&amp;ll bltemt J'llel ud said 1111 Marprt1 Mcl)alel,
ID a nport relea&amp;o
ray'a doWIIIoWD buslneU dill 1) -President O.arla de better waya 1111111 be folmd to - · Webrtlal. V1q11
Brown,
Sundlly 011 the pn&gt;lectlvt Tbe Pomeroy Pin cleparto tr1ct waa a delrtll an11er 111111G 1e of Jl'raDee arrived today restrain prtct tnoreasea. He lad! ....,., Kn. .
o1 var1ou1 c~pre~te ment wiD bold a Labor Week- •rw~skf~ea~at_;u:;:311~a~.m.~tocl~ay~.--l=!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,e,.,l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!.,;
Cambodia with u appeal for rejected the ldel thet lila lfarlravaa, Jr., lee. s.
Georee l!l. Moore IIIII TeeD daDce .lhla Friday -'
P4aoe In Alia alld IIIII world. hflber ralel threalelled I '1'olll BIDier, Htlallr
MID flltar ttp ctg. from 8 to ll p.m. at the PomeHil .mJssfon wao to try to end clerlnltdGa.
ICrllla 8mllb. llarolbJ Reeves.
pua more tar aJJCI nlco- roy parking lot. The Jays wiD
the war Ill Viol Nam and he
Glvet ICo lila&amp;
. Jl:aDiet Eblin. M,yJtle Grover,
on to the smoker than do emcee. The pubUc Ia welcome.
p!llllJIIII to meet with a Johnton gave no hlnl tf what VIII Eblin.,. A. L, Pbelpl, Ethel
Pall Malls without The firo deparlmllil wiD ~
represebtatlot of lbe Commu· new approachea he ~ have Phelps, Jean Wladon,
aponaor lbll Saturday nlihta
•lst Hanoi rectme.
Ill mind -&lt;Oueh as a tu hlR ar Wllb, Joe Gloeakltlt',
~ daN» party.
.
wqe-prlce conl!ols. He bas Wehnlq, Lla,d Wrflbl,
NEW l'lUICIIiD)ING8
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A maS81ve security cuar_d said 88 recently u his new1
llleb, LaWNIICI G.
111e M~ Oiimty comml.. il
was
~~-~Chi 1": conference last Wedllelday that Joho Aelker, Gtolftii WDaon. 11onen qreed Monday to Insafety u
muuuuw
e
be is not ready J't to Robert C4taob IYan Woo cJ. lltltutt IIIII' ~ in acStale Prlnoe Norodom Sthanouk recommend act1011 by caDcrllll. Miry A. ~uels,
.
Ilona IlDia on '.111Dt 8 recardlnll
warned that four groups ol Johnson's statement was in fGr11 Cecil Hysell
IIIII vacatiOa of portlona of Sal·
Cambodian rebels bad left their reply to one from foi'Dier toll 'Dat!d Ro~ Sam
llbury Twp lloadl 'II and 78
bases In neighboring Thailand Preaident I!Mr7 8 'l'lum81l, 1 Pa~line Hysell, Homer "
and also
'l'wp. Road
lo try Ill ubotage the De eloae pei'IIJlll irtelld. 'ftlo 11· AIIDe Smith, Dale
as lbt previoall reaolationl
Gaulle Yltll.
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year-old Trwnall voieed tear James Will, Howerd
not comply with the Ohio
De G~~e spoke In diplomaUc that rl!ln&amp; ~Dterell 1'11181 Cbarlel W. GJoedaMr,
Code. Attendinl were
Aeneraliti~ on bill arrlfll bul amtalned !he llltll o1 depns- TUeter, Arlhur Reedy,
R. Karr, Sr., Kennelb
Ill a ~Jor speech later this attn beeauae they mJalrt ltrlnl Jlillersbach, ~
lleEibinD)r tllld Robert Clark.
week 1s expected to make au 011 "preclpiiDUI deflallon" ralh- Smllh, UO)'d Kllll. Leo
Gpen appeal f~r t negotialell et thao foreltall tnftatton.
pn, Dale Kautz.
LARGE 841t1PfJC
end to the war tn ~iet Nam and Ullmall maintains that It is MIDDLEPORT IJearp I Ml'I'CJWl, llnll'•lld (t!Pl)to aak for the wtthdrawal of the corporate sector of the Nlclnaky, Don Erwll, WIUiam Brllllllallbrldle 1IIOie I linD
U.S. troops as a first step.
econollll that needl 1 cooling· Rife, Robert KlDg, C.
W. Ill hmlbar that bt ~like a
ComelniSH
Middle 01 Drallla
off and, If it llll It In the fll'lll Searlea, Jack Bechtle, R. R. lew IBIQIIIII of lbtlr HI lbelil
Addressing Prince Slbaaouk of 1 tal (llorease lo- prices Pickens, Kenneth
Imboden. ot decorate 1 room. Twenty-one
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The Many Tiln
slalldlng alonpide him, De
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would Jo111 Motley, Elmla'
Clark, oratea ol aasorted Eaat Afrlc8ll
Gaalle said Cambodia -which and tower lnlerelt ratea
Ullda Jlalii, Cbeller Erwin, lhtlls weiChl11l 2,l12 poanda
In Stock.
borden Viol Nam -Is "to the lolltw. Bu A Buek
Paul llolllfaabell, Wenda! Gel'- arrived for him at Lolldon
middle of a drama which Clll Ullmaa aid It wu
lacll, Lewis LoD8, Harry SID- :d-::IIC=""::.·- - - - - - bring the world to tbe wont bunch" that Johnton 'IOOU1d nr, Jobi1 Redovlan, Joho Grose,
diuster." He oald IIIey would
end
loll latlon al Kay GrGee.
8arlon, Maoel Bll'loll, llarlls
disciiBI their commoo interest recomm
t a l ' ~ MINEJISVILLE
Wllllam Wranl;, lfem7 Bahr, Miry K.
- "peace in Asia and conse- feeling COiporate lllcome
RfUr, rtoyd Hendricks, l!llleell 1111111, Howard Parker, Cbarlea
quentty peace in the world""
the eleetton-year ~ loti Swaa, WUUam Harold Jones, ~. Ada Bfsael.
A weli·illformed source aald home Ill campa!p this fall '!be Herbert Mcintyre, Stacie Am- RlJTLAHD - Tom MarfiD,
De Gaulle would probably meet Oregon OeiiiiiCral said thai old, Clll'l Mcintyre.
J'lo Martta, JudJ
Wllltamo,
oa Wednesday with Nguym Congress would not pass 1 CHESTER - Roger
Gaul, llabert Southem.
Truong, newly appointed diplo- ~I loco~ tal, and Barbara Sergent, Belty
J. LANGSVILLE-Marllne Hoff.
malic "representative" of the msiSielf that the economy Hawk Roy Parker.
1"1t~ERS
Hanoi regime in Cambodia.
doesn't jwttify one since real PORTLAND - Mn. Clair
PLAINS - PbiDip
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The French P r e 1 I d e 11 t 1 ponooal iDcomt acllall)' II Boto, Jeaae11e Lawre!1ee.
IWIRISONVD..LE - Goldie
American-built DCI jelllller IOfDidowll."
SYIIACUB!l- Myla
Klllnolb Wellb, Denlll
touched down alter an f.llour Til .lecialallllll, Ullder lbt Ada Slacl, 8J1v1a
Zwllllnl
and Ji.lllinUte f11111t fnlll CoalllluHon, must originate Ill Woodrow
1111 to '
pick the $ beat a.lllllo
W. VA. - RJeh.
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lila !fauae ~in particular the 11oa111, Ra1p11 La,.der, Goorae
c:eHlngs by @nlee,_
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appeal for peaco in nelghborlt&gt;i ,.::::0: ,:
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YORK (UPII -Tilt Tile Do.N - kldualrlai 1lle mll',llel'• iledjae
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11Dek lllll'ktl, 011 tilt lli:IU all IVI!'Ne, •
~ beeD badly jlast few welkl ~ ~ I er, IW 111M~ 11111 ·..w~ ,Wareb for I WI'/ lo JIUI ~000 lo c;on.resa. · 1
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roJ.,tJMBUS (UPI) - 11m1e11 per pound to top bJ 10 eenis IWI!lller 111111, suffered its balllr*l aiDct reacblq I pelk llWDber of fictcin, . &amp;VII~ reoalilollli'J• .... ~ ~ ~ Arpljr rtloietVIItl apd
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•acl!li ·111!1 ribbon euWIIll the previllll n1 tiollll blah 1111 11 Jl!lrpest Nlbad&lt; of tile year of ....,.,. 1,000 In mJd. said.
iulllyltt t:ltelbe iDaG11o11 bJ IIIIi llat10n41 .G~ Into unl· , RutlaBd Woman Gete,
hai!l tbe spotlilh\ today 11 )'lin 110 at the Texaa Blatt Monday 11 tbe New York 8lock February, Mo.., twnbiW Ont Ia the llllctrtllnly oyw Jellniod admlldalralltn aa a limn ~~~ dralleel In Vlel Jall Sentenee '
1 &amp;lo State Fair helded for
tht
Fair.
EJdlnle riliatered more thall 8110tbflt IUS to 717.113 -lis the naturo o1 the ecoMIIl1 In d~· fal!lor.
Ham ~ today lo Ue liP )Jetp Ju•elitle Jqe Jl', . H.
the intdway point 11 111 IWe.y · Frederick Stivera. It, INdiDo tlt billion in piper ~o~~et.
lowelt leYelllillce 7111•.111 r«&lt;l'll• the comiDI months aDd puiiCu- Mamt !echn!cfalll, IIIIIJtit Canp'ell lor 1ieeb0'8riell Monday tellle~ Daf.
11111.
(Brown
County).
NCelved
'l1loulb
aulyat. bealtalell to ed oa JIIIL I; ltllf.
!arty
In IM'I. 'I'M rlsllli.,C!IM Of 'IIIIo allempllo fmcalt 'marltfl Nembera apeCU!IIell that the "1' ReMu, Rutl@d, to aounty
11
Tbe ribbon cutting wap tor f/,S311rom Hemy Datmah 'I• , lilllle aut1111 oat factar aa ~
Sill'* liolklaW Dnpt
b!Jrrowln&amp; IIlii the ~ IIIOfetnellll ID term. ci u., lllllll!l'llollilill bltllt bttw- laD cOIIIInement on a eh!lrP of
tile dedication of tha l!'ts build· president of the Lopn , . . _ of lilts lllell dedllle, 11 Tbe Ullllell Preaa IDiel'lllllloll- supply of Ioiii. fwlcla, ll!eyltll4, aiW1 palterr
o1 virlaul 111o P.,w.$1 CCillllltiUeel -tbt COJllrlbutllll to the dellnqueo·
~ Ja honor of former Gov. Co. of Bellafontalne, 8tl9e1'l 1114 ·waa ballmd the fdlhiY lllrfOIIII al stock IIIII'MI tDdlcato~ lolt have caused oome re.- billie ~ tlllllct.IGI'I, d
lbe 1191111 uil • • .vm14 ey o1 her d,l._hter.
lames Cox.
lbe l'llliMI'IIP Ill lila pad market was furlller agilllell bJ us per cent• tilt lit&amp;? lllllll C1ll'l'tlll economic boom IIIII' be bollom of· the decliJie lllll II I lllrVIcet Con!lllll!taa _ . Jqe O'Brlell ordered ' HeThe harneu racing fl1'011'8111, champion laal year.
" - Presldlal Harry S traded. 'lbere were 1.240 losers otymild.
toq way 0tt. Tbe7 llllllclpate reeerv1 ealf.up alllllilrltY could IIIII to a one-year stay In CC!\111'
I!Ut 10 three days lhll year, t Two more quea were 'l'nlmall'a weekell4 wamln&amp; of aod Just lOll aatnen. Tbe . New
WaD Stmll Nem111
the mll'ket wtll meet aupJII!I'I be ,the ca1111 of the· tradllloDal IJ .lall, but •then sUJpended the
til 10 ·a fasl stsrt today
crOWDed Monday and wiD 01111· I polll!ble depnllton if lntereat York Sl«k Ewbnp indes WaU Street alao II nervoul when tilt Dow..Jones lndullrlal adJ4urnment dead I o c k lbll ~e~~tence to 30 daye. The aetiOn
llxnrt m J.year-old trottera fY· pole 111 the QueeD of ~ 1'11181 coni!Dut to rile.
obowed a loH equal to fl.ll to re&amp;ll'dlnl wbal acUOill the lm'IP reachea the 740 level. Jell'·
qalnlt Mn. Reneu cbai'Jed
1111 fa. the PI! 000 Obi Slate Trot conteot Wedoelday lo Hltcl the Whllt tbflte waa no 1eoeral the averqe sh!'fe price ~ Johnalll admlnt.lratloa ·will llowl!ver lhe more okeptteal .
""' gave the ·' " of her 14,
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qreemtnt 011 prGtpocts for tilt tarceat drop amce the index lake to curb tafl.utnary traden Potnt 1 lhal
touo- And the twist to the ato'Y Is year-old daughter to be 17,
~eer:.,:~.~ in tile ~et911~lrlck;:,''nefl81lce, lmmedilll futuro, tome watt ,... lnltlll\ted about aevm teodeoctea in thelbtUecon::n'i b' cllel! au~ .
1111, lbal the
J~ thereby enabling her to oeoure
Tho $22,1150 Director of Agrl· was chosen Junior Achievement Street
: w= lglire.tera wan not
the,.: or lya tu ·a&amp; .00 100 alreadY bave beell
lor and may nat UJe • marriage Ucenae. - ·culture Pace fiX' J.year-olds, Queen for her projeCt as vtce peas
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ocbeduled Wednesday, has president of sales for a 25-mfn. bottom tf ~,market 1111 still
m
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~:111• :.:01 uff::lals. . Preiinlly analfstl' commentl ~= talelt develoPment In the
tlralftl II entries.
u~ program broadcast 26 weeks • Iolli w~ of '
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' rlllle frbln atoomy to just plain bureflomng Holiae-Senate battle
Tile · fair's attendance ~ace ,pvtr a Defiance radio 81tti011.
pesalmlaUc. Laal week, the came Monday when the House
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continued as hoi as the weather \JAild Becky Foirall, 17, .......
Granv!Ue M~t Letter ad- Armed Services Committee
Monday 11 94,453 persons eysburg, doMed the crown of
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riled Ill aubacrlbera.. to got out approved tts 'reaeJ,'Ve bill ol
pout\!d onto the (!l'Ounds, 64,453
•• ~horlhorn Lassie Qu..n.
WAUKEGAN Ill (UP!l - you~ NeJrotl were aetud lodll hoodlum- w•th police of the market In one clean rjhts" by a vote of 12 to I.
paying their way in. Last year,
- Hall To Upoa
M a yo r R 0 b1 r i
maklili mototov cocktails, po- recol'llo and .,.. not the true 1 u r II e I 1 stroke." Analyst Tbe primary PIII'P"se of the
total· admission lor the day was Wednesday will be Akron-Can· piiUIIIOd to
lth
said
story '' ''"" ·· "' 1'1 "'
' , J111111 Dines aald this week: measure Is to block permanent..
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$6,484.
ton, Ohio Fair Managers and Ollnistent ~~in ::. effurt
About '130 riot-helmeted pollee Sabonjlan ttald after 1 meeUng "Don't let anyone buffalo you 1y the Pentagon plan to merge
Attendance now has gone ov· Director o1 Agriculture Day.
re tore ~aim to 8 35-block area armed 'with carbiDes cordoned with City Council Monday by mlndnl words. This is the Army reserve into the
or tile. 750,0110 mark. Last year's The dairy cattle bulldmg will ol 'waukegan's south side, scene off the area before . the 7:SO night.
•crash.' Tbla Is the ~ of a National Guard.
It-day fair drew Wl.371. There be d, d•cated that mo~&gt;ng &gt;n of four straight nights or racial p.m., curfew went Into ellect. R ld the 00 II that th
••ry senile bull market.
But embodied in the bill was
are still seven days left m the honor of lormt!l' Gov. V1c Don- disorder
IIICidenll wm ICBttered and
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a~tbority for the President to
1966 stand.
ahey and the three lnlliol mem· "I ,.ui meet with ministers UIIOI'Janlzed as pollee equipped "";,"~ 11;e~
t
eall up ISS,OOO reservists and
111e visllorl Monday Included ben of the Agriculture Hall of bul not with violators or
tear ill and ps masks pu c ti
: " ' ' : ~=e
guardsmen who have served
atnltl' Z,OOO crippled children, Fame will be installed In cere· demonstrators.. said
roamed the area clearinc the compo:a ~
r
le&gt;J than lour months ol active
11011
aueSts of the Ohio Wildlife Dl· montea marking tho hail's opetl- Jlln who call~ most of the 115
recb~!v houe~c n bleb~ 11
duty, plus another 56,000 who
vision and the Crippled Cbil· lng.
' arrested since Friday Th only serious tocl4ent pu IC, 'ng. 11
bave served leiS than two
ctren's Entertainment Associ•· Singer Perry Como closes eut ; d , narcotic
before the curlew they k us~ ~· fortresses to
yell'S and aro not atteched to
tiail.
his three-night appearance 'n drunierds' and just
went into ellect. As attac po ce.
'lilY organized unit.
\ Sleer Brln~ Top Moaey
the grandstand show Wednesday SCUIII."
Sabonjian toured the Some Negroes said Sabonjlln,
UDder Ollaling _law, the
'fhe fair cl81med another rec- mght.
Thirty-five persons were
atree!l 1 Negro man 011 1 visit to the WIUkegan jail
President can activate the
trd Mondsy night as Gov. Performances Wednesday aft· reated Mollday nighl, moat
Secretary ol State Ted W. reserve and the IIUBI'd only
1 bottle at his car. Sunday ntght when M pertolll
lames A. ~. in his unoll~ emoon and evening also will vtolaUon of an
pulled out a pistol were erreated. coiled the Brown today reported the lillng after he declares a natiOnal
Free Delivery
lit! post of auctioneer for the cloae out tbe appearance of tbe Clll'few placed on the area
man Oed.
prtaoners "nilsen" and "ani· af three articleo of lncorpora- emqency -a atep be might
Use
Your Crfi!dit
lltller Fair ctwnpiona, 110ld the roek.and-roll group, Herman order of the mayor.
'"l'boae people arreslell are mall." Sabonjlan Monday re- Uon from Meigs County coft· be reluctant to taka lor
pbd ehampitn steer for .16 and the Hermits.
fused to apoloiiU for eallilll oerns with his deparlmenl.
poljUcal, diplomatic or poycho.MiddlePOrt
riotera animals. "Animala de· Joclcal reuons.
Y1IW' each other and act
Articles for noo·profit tncor· Nothintl this, the Houae
59N.2ndAv'
lboulbUeaJy" Sabonjian said. poraUon h&amp;VO been flled by OOIIIIIIitWl added an amend·
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attzens Development Comp1J11, pnl to 111 bill which would
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ble McMillen, Mickey
lclloo1a in an attempt to illduce
IDe., Middleport, with John penntt the Chlel EucuUve to
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~.tty,, MHoyaryea,Hldaryamm, Allee .,lo'·e them not to amoke cigarettes.
YOUNGSTER IN.JVRBD... W. Zerlde, 289 Thlnf.St nam· 1 ,an::.;u;:;p_;;th;;e~m;;;en;_;af~ter~',iji'c:ertlfy~;.·
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WASHINGTON (llPI) -Pres- nall011'1 inftatlonary llCOQOmJ, White, Mary Hysell.
and Teec:ben IJlllOIIDeed
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Forked Run Jl'lylog Club, Inc.,
Jdlnt Jolmson, who Ia seeking today was urged to think aboul Making doiUition&gt; to t b
Oblo and It o 1her IIIOIIth-old dauehter of Mr. aod Lonl Bottom, with John W.
for
"ljettet ways" lha.n high ralsinl corporata Income tam. Meigs Red Cloal Qlapter
wtu parllclpate ID the
~.:;..:..~er~ Stobart as Agent
inlereat ratta Ill coot oil the RecollliDtlldllll this measure the bloedmoblle Wt!l'e _Ohio
PJ.'OII'Im.
llolpllal at 10:• a.m. today Tho third articles of tncorpor·
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was Rip. uuu~• • ....., •. , a School Board ftr Utt of . th
NEW YOIIX
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key member of the tu·wrltllll bulldlnc, Davis Ice and
Tb
aaid Monday bunut of the arma and bodJ, Rome and Auto, Inc. with
Bouae Ways &amp; Means C«nmll- doee Co Quallty Print
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find· She waa buraed wbell lhe Jill Glenn McDanl!l, PhyiUs Me8
lie. He aaid eoo,reaa wonld not Ohio J"~er Co. and the
lnl the lflclency bold of a cord and pulled au Daniel and Bernard v. Fultz
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issued INm 1111 or- ranch POMI!lRO\' - Maury D. .
~erlean Tobaeeo producel
Mooday, depltftd tht upward ler, Paul Carpi!', Rober1 Rua- Pall Mall tllter and no~r.!Uter
DANCB SLATED
, 'l'he lemperature to PomeHNOM PENH. Cambodia awln&amp;ll bltemt J'llel ud said 1111 Marprt1 Mcl)alel,
ID a nport relea&amp;o
ray'a doWIIIoWD buslneU dill 1) -President O.arla de better waya 1111111 be folmd to - · Webrtlal. V1q11
Brown,
Sundlly 011 the pn&gt;lectlvt Tbe Pomeroy Pin cleparto tr1ct waa a delrtll an11er 111111G 1e of Jl'raDee arrived today restrain prtct tnoreasea. He lad! ....,., Kn. .
o1 var1ou1 c~pre~te ment wiD bold a Labor Week- •rw~skf~ea~at_;u:;:311~a~.m.~tocl~ay~.--l=!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,e,.,l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!.,;
Cambodia with u appeal for rejected the ldel thet lila lfarlravaa, Jr., lee. s.
Georee l!l. Moore IIIII TeeD daDce .lhla Friday -'
P4aoe In Alia alld IIIII world. hflber ralel threalelled I '1'olll BIDier, Htlallr
MID flltar ttp ctg. from 8 to ll p.m. at the PomeHil .mJssfon wao to try to end clerlnltdGa.
ICrllla 8mllb. llarolbJ Reeves.
pua more tar aJJCI nlco- roy parking lot. The Jays wiD
the war Ill Viol Nam and he
Glvet ICo lila&amp;
. Jl:aDiet Eblin. M,yJtle Grover,
on to the smoker than do emcee. The pubUc Ia welcome.
p!llllJIIII to meet with a Johnton gave no hlnl tf what VIII Eblin.,. A. L, Pbelpl, Ethel
Pall Malls without The firo deparlmllil wiD ~
represebtatlot of lbe Commu· new approachea he ~ have Phelps, Jean Wladon,
aponaor lbll Saturday nlihta
•lst Hanoi rectme.
Ill mind -&lt;Oueh as a tu hlR ar Wllb, Joe Gloeakltlt',
~ daN» party.
.
wqe-prlce conl!ols. He bas Wehnlq, Lla,d Wrflbl,
NEW l'lUICIIiD)ING8
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A maS81ve security cuar_d said 88 recently u his new1
llleb, LaWNIICI G.
111e M~ Oiimty comml.. il
was
~~-~Chi 1": conference last Wedllelday that Joho Aelker, Gtolftii WDaon. 11onen qreed Monday to Insafety u
muuuuw
e
be is not ready J't to Robert C4taob IYan Woo cJ. lltltutt IIIII' ~ in acStale Prlnoe Norodom Sthanouk recommend act1011 by caDcrllll. Miry A. ~uels,
.
Ilona IlDia on '.111Dt 8 recardlnll
warned that four groups ol Johnson's statement was in fGr11 Cecil Hysell
IIIII vacatiOa of portlona of Sal·
Cambodian rebels bad left their reply to one from foi'Dier toll 'Dat!d Ro~ Sam
llbury Twp lloadl 'II and 78
bases In neighboring Thailand Preaident I!Mr7 8 'l'lum81l, 1 Pa~line Hysell, Homer "
and also
'l'wp. Road
lo try Ill ubotage the De eloae pei'IIJlll irtelld. 'ftlo 11· AIIDe Smith, Dale
as lbt previoall reaolationl
Gaulle Yltll.
.
year-old Trwnall voieed tear James Will, Howerd
not comply with the Ohio
De G~~e spoke In diplomaUc that rl!ln&amp; ~Dterell 1'11181 Cbarlel W. GJoedaMr,
Code. Attendinl were
Aeneraliti~ on bill arrlfll bul amtalned !he llltll o1 depns- TUeter, Arlhur Reedy,
R. Karr, Sr., Kennelb
Ill a ~Jor speech later this attn beeauae they mJalrt ltrlnl Jlillersbach, ~
lleEibinD)r tllld Robert Clark.
week 1s expected to make au 011 "preclpiiDUI deflallon" ralh- Smllh, UO)'d Kllll. Leo
Gpen appeal f~r t negotialell et thao foreltall tnftatton.
pn, Dale Kautz.
LARGE 841t1PfJC
end to the war tn ~iet Nam and Ullmall maintains that It is MIDDLEPORT IJearp I Ml'I'CJWl, llnll'•lld (t!Pl)to aak for the wtthdrawal of the corporate sector of the Nlclnaky, Don Erwll, WIUiam Brllllllallbrldle 1IIOie I linD
U.S. troops as a first step.
econollll that needl 1 cooling· Rife, Robert KlDg, C.
W. Ill hmlbar that bt ~like a
ComelniSH
Middle 01 Drallla
off and, If it llll It In the fll'lll Searlea, Jack Bechtle, R. R. lew IBIQIIIII of lbtlr HI lbelil
Addressing Prince Slbaaouk of 1 tal (llorease lo- prices Pickens, Kenneth
Imboden. ot decorate 1 room. Twenty-one
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The Many Tiln
slalldlng alonpide him, De
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would Jo111 Motley, Elmla'
Clark, oratea ol aasorted Eaat Afrlc8ll
Gaalle said Cambodia -which and tower lnlerelt ratea
Ullda Jlalii, Cbeller Erwin, lhtlls weiChl11l 2,l12 poanda
In Stock.
borden Viol Nam -Is "to the lolltw. Bu A Buek
Paul llolllfaabell, Wenda! Gel'- arrived for him at Lolldon
middle of a drama which Clll Ullmaa aid It wu
lacll, Lewis LoD8, Harry SID- :d-::IIC=""::.·- - - - - - bring the world to tbe wont bunch" that Johnton 'IOOU1d nr, Jobi1 Redovlan, Joho Grose,
diuster." He oald IIIey would
end
loll latlon al Kay GrGee.
8arlon, Maoel Bll'loll, llarlls
disciiBI their commoo interest recomm
t a l ' ~ MINEJISVILLE
Wllllam Wranl;, lfem7 Bahr, Miry K.
- "peace in Asia and conse- feeling COiporate lllcome
RfUr, rtoyd Hendricks, l!llleell 1111111, Howard Parker, Cbarlea
quentty peace in the world""
the eleetton-year ~ loti Swaa, WUUam Harold Jones, ~. Ada Bfsael.
A weli·illformed source aald home Ill campa!p this fall '!be Herbert Mcintyre, Stacie Am- RlJTLAHD - Tom MarfiD,
De Gaulle would probably meet Oregon OeiiiiiCral said thai old, Clll'l Mcintyre.
J'lo Martta, JudJ
Wllltamo,
oa Wednesday with Nguym Congress would not pass 1 CHESTER - Roger
Gaul, llabert Southem.
Truong, newly appointed diplo- ~I loco~ tal, and Barbara Sergent, Belty
J. LANGSVILLE-Marllne Hoff.
malic "representative" of the msiSielf that the economy Hawk Roy Parker.
1"1t~ERS
Hanoi regime in Cambodia.
doesn't jwttify one since real PORTLAND - Mn. Clair
PLAINS - PbiDip
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The French P r e 1 I d e 11 t 1 ponooal iDcomt acllall)' II Boto, Jeaae11e Lawre!1ee.
IWIRISONVD..LE - Goldie
American-built DCI jelllller IOfDidowll."
SYIIACUB!l- Myla
Klllnolb Wellb, Denlll
touched down alter an f.llour Til .lecialallllll, Ullder lbt Ada Slacl, 8J1v1a
Zwllllnl
and Ji.lllinUte f11111t fnlll CoalllluHon, must originate Ill Woodrow
1111 to '
pick the $ beat a.lllllo
W. VA. - RJeh.
Djibouti, FrenciiJ!orniiHand,
lila !fauae ~in particular the 11oa111, Ra1p11 La,.der, Goorae
c:eHlngs by @nlee,_
Pr111oe VIIIW1 ...._.
Ways fl Meaal Commlllll. · •tll"'der.
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A 21-tnn salute bo • wf out, a
IIACINB - AIIIGid Adams,
1. Come in, look at our Aim·
otrvng CtllllltJ.,..,.
roar rose from crOIIdl .mMIIII
A a• ·y
Harrill Mltfcltr, ...., R. Yoat,
2. FIJI Oirt .., t!li!Y ~ ...
at the airport and Chlol tll
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11e11J Dllldle, llobld W. Prof·
indtcatlno iiOilf Cliolce olltle
State Prinoe Norodom Nh•-~
Ill. ED1m1 Ad-,
Robert
s best te~ring ceilings end
-visibly moved -v~ DIWOIID 10 llft'lllllllr Of "h"" Jim m
P111001
describe why.
pumped De Glllllle'a bud.
lllltlll ' M*i!"" AliA
Dltlrnlr' GndJ, Mlrloa ~
~eryone It tll~lt. ~- t. no
obligatiOn 10 t&gt;w. T11t tllllY witt! lho
Speakfnlln Freach. Slhanouk
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described the Y!sitor from ,.....,. ...,
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the Unlltd 9tldlt. COntllt Cloatl
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men or our times.''
111.. -.J!Ido&gt; ...re Is 110 illdlcatloll,
Novtmber t, 191f.
De Gaulle wlll make 1 1118jor ::-..:: lrf..J"..,.- thai COIIIIII(U. Cbalnnu.
appeal for peaco in nelghborlt&gt;i ,.::::0: ,:
bur D. MlUs,
VIet NIDI tater this Wtek.
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' He alto wu apeeted tti ailiiiii"..c!3F
. praise tht "~allty" ol "" , ... -;;;;" Y.,. lllf, Now
it.
SillaDol&amp; IIIIo M+lred diploma- ...
Ullm811 baa beeD fiiJibq
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a ' per ce~~t bike to
hflclert"~(o.
ltatea Iii IDOIIIbl aao. Tile 11' 11'
iDJ;Dme laatf, lltg.Dp ol
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was t!lpoCied 'nlursday In a - . - ·- a. credit for buatnua, 8lld 1 I per
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school clothing. Jeffers Used
or phone 992-i3U. I 28
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eroy, o. 13500. Contact ROOort
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ALIGNMENT

IRISH Cobbler potatoes, Cone- G~t'-'ll
eBOATS &amp; MOTOU
ba&lt; potatoes for wl1ter. Also
Jill
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OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M.
eBOAT PAINT
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nrmint tomatoes, pick your·
Mid
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PHQNE WY 2-2156
self, 11 bushel. Charles Hil· POMEROY _ II'. story frame,
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_ toa, Porlland, 0. I 30 12tc 6 rooms 13 bedrooms), bath,
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t W nted GAS RANGE, refrigerator, car, lot ltOOX100). Property
Metropolitan MotDn
. - - - r en - - p oymen
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some repairs. $5,500.
lhlnlnp and Sllurclq
IN MEMORY of Loome Wa1d 6 ROOM house w1lh bath in •WANTED- Block work of any club set, motor · boat with POMEROY - 1'/z story Jra&lt;me,ll flY 2-2193
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ft'l S-2196 Mllldl.,.rt, D.
Hutton who passed aw&lt;~:r 1J syracuse, o. Has gas furn- 1 kiod . PhoRe lm-5596.
trailer. Ph. 992-3375. 8 30 3tc 'rooms, (3 bedrooms),
th~~~~~:.:.:::.,..:.::~l~r~:;";;;
years ago. August 2ll
a•·•. Ph. 992-3!'90. I 30 61c
I 2li 6tc lt68 FORD Station
\Vagon, house In good C!ODdition. AI
NOW ltEPftiSINTINO
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!hough six years have P ''" •
4 dr. Thunderbird V-8 engine, excellent buy f..- $5,1100.
MEIGS COUNTY
We're lonely for you every rHREE and tour room fur·
for S.le
highest offer. Ph. 992 • 2639• SYRACUSE - 2 story bri&lt;t. 7
For The llett Ill
day ; How we miss your voice nished apartments. AU utilirooms 14 large bedrooms},
WITH FULL IEIVICI
8 30 6tc
and smile, Oftea to your grave Ues paid Phone WY :t-2'1'16. CARPETS and life too ran bt
bath, this property rteenLly Jly Ua......, -tlaul
Cinder &amp; Concrete
'no flowers Wllh
A
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we go, PI. Cl "
Rowley and Reed. After i btautiful if you use
Blile
remodeled and in good oondi·
Natloaal Lea&amp;UO
tender care over you, wbo I p. m. call WY 2-3574.
lAJstre. Rent electric sham- lure poodles, males, 6 weeks tion, $12,500.
Saa Fral 100 0011 001- 1 4
BLOCKS
sleeps so peacefully
lhe~ I
4 S ete pooer Sl Pomeroy Cemert old. Pb. 949-3621.
8 311 31C
Albtrl M. Coo, Broker,
Phila
004 OlD 001- 5 9
6 . 8, I. IJ Jaolo Blaeb
Sadly missed by Mae
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Bl 0 ck Co.
I 29 6tc NEVER USED anything iike
Beery Clelallll, lolesmaa
Sadeck, Herbel &lt;1),
eCemenl • llortar ellelal
Gil., ud daughters. 8 30 lie ' NICE 4&lt;rooms and bath un-11 .
1't, say usera of Blue
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Club of loUihoro Ohle
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furnished. apartrnenl, Middle-111155 CHEVROLET, fair condl- Lustre for cleaning cawt&lt;
11ft.M "' !lft.·JI311aod Uecker. LP-Sadecld (4-7).
rnmea • Otber . _ ,
Notice
port, Oh1o. Ph. 992-3874.
tion, 4 dr. automatic. Phone Rent electrilr lhampooer II.
a 29 3tc
BOB E. BYER
SUppUoo.
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1185-3576.
8 28 3tp Pickens Hardware Co., '"''· PARM, 2 mlles off Rl 1 in llou!lol
000 020 oao- 2 1 e ~12S;;I'olr;:;~Ja;no;;D;•~·~M;ld;~;l~•po;:;ri~~-=~·=_,:=:=:=I'OM:=!!I:!R:!O:!YO.I
PUBLIC SALE Hamburg i
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story's Rua. See Mn.
Pitts
1100 1100 1100- t 5 I 1•
grill. antique furnilure, res· rHREE and lour room Jurnlsl&gt; LOADER fur most large tri·
·- - ,.ard F.btrsbach, ltl6
Cuellar (10-tl) Old Bak!mlllll
tour ani equipment,
livmg ' ed and unfurnisbed apart· eycle type tractors, including
St., Porn~. 0., or pbono Voale, Face (9) and Pai!iarlllli.
room suile,. sland•.. J"Ocking ments. WY ~5434.
12 6 lie pump, scoop, and a 7 fl. blade
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LP-Veol.a (13-9). .
8 thturs, straight cllatrs, beds, i
f60. Paul H. Baer, Pomeroy, You always aave D'&amp;Ore H
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television, gas heaU!rs, g.• • . ~'OUR ROOM ru.ouhed apart- Star Rnute. Ph. Cheoter
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50 acrn, Loa Ang
1100 101 200- 1 '
IIJ Uodted !'reM Jal!.nalllul
cook stove,
relngerator, : ment IVY 2-3658.
4 14 tic 3130.
Fuezers, Refrigerators, Wo·
1 miles east of Tuppero Plains New York 220 1100 llll&lt;- t 11
Nalloaal Lellll'·.
lik• •ew, elechlric lamps~,lm· , CAMPING- trailer-;oleepa siX.
8 :J8 :ltp
f':'"~7~~:U£~';...Ra"'
0., l) mile off Rt. Sll along ()sUs, Miller (2J,IleC•
G.~L'!-~"!;
oleum rugs, trow
r g '• . . Will rent by day or weelt. Ph.
·- 5 cu. ft. Chest
Joppa . Succesa Rnad, bord- Perranoskl &lt;81 and Rooeho•";l
Alou, Pitt
1124lt .5 fJ... ......,
wool rugs, tables, dresser up. i 992•5521.
ONE GELDING pony,
one FREEZER - - - - ,195
en with otate land 011 east llba" Ul-ll) Old Grote. IJ'Clmat, Pitt 12UII 12111 ;S24
boards, radiO, chest of draw· .
I 27 etc hamer mill 100 chicken feed·
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ond, appro:dmlltely
of II Ia Oot.een {lll-11). HR-Jobiii!OII llecenl winner o! lbo GaiJI. Alou, Alia • 128 565 ·18 !i'i .323
ers, dishes, cooking ulen•Us,
ers. Gerald• V. Rupe, Middl..
POM~ROY
alear, some timbtr, I locust ( 11!11).
.
Ill D il Tribune womea'a Strgell, Pill llHOl ?H21 .m
porch swing, porch cba1rs.
port, Ohio. P~. m-1191•
trees. Harold Bootoa,.......
an!u~ HOIIdirap Toul'll&amp;· Carty, AUa 119401 111128 ,314
992••2181
lawn mower, wheel barrow,, MODERN 2 btdroom borne,
ville, 0.
1 28 Jtc II. Loull otlQ 1100 0110- 1 1
Betty Miller lloa- cr.drul, Pill 125 4&amp;1 •144 .311
8 21 lip
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garden tools. pzza oven, like ! Pomeroy, 0. Ph: 992-2903 day
GAYNELL WISE pr.....V 011
010 100 oox- 2 i meo '::, carol Sholli;. Trt&gt;- Tom, Atla 125461 M 143 .3tl!l
new. other things too numer- or 992-3702 evemngs7 24 lie SINGER console sewing rnaJack W. ca....,, Mgr.
101 Bntteraol Ave. Pb. m. Jaster, Brllea (8) ud
wlil bt awarded later ID SBito, Chi 12S447 7713f .ltl!l
ous to . mention, Clyde Sl&lt;!w·
rhine. Thi• machine is equip- --·-·~ -~ - - - 5111.
I Zlllc
Nuxhall (IHl aod Qlker.
faD at the annual banquet. Allen, PhR 112418 1151211 .308
art. owner, &amp;84 Beecll Street,
with peel to make buttonholes, dart! I'OR REALLY professloaal r&amp;- Jaster (8-5). HRa date wlll bt armoonced at Cepeda,.~~!,1 1 ~!'.,121 .:WB
Middleport, 0. Saturday., Sept. I ROOM brkt duple:x
on&gt; and ombroider. Take over 1111111 deaa your "'rpel!! Willi
lusin- SenriCM
1 II 8th l ltlhl.
1l111t 11 11 haa 1101 beeD
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cash, prage, BuLternut Ave., P lie paymenls ot $8 per month or premium
quality
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Cret Bradford, Auclioneer,
pay
balance
due
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pooer fur $1 w1th purth-. llead, crickets, spiders &amp; oth- ~go)
Beverod Wednesday
ladlell Oliva, Mill 130101 71 tlli :ltl!l
lie
lllltiiOl 1110 tltlt·11- t 16
bllve goae by ao4 the K11Uoe, Det '1fli1 itlll 73 111 .303
1 28 lie Ebtrsbaob Hardware, Pome- • lluecta 1ril lot nmllll ..,.
'I'HF.RE .will be a chickea and Pb. m-3318.
I 2ti 61e
11de your home where
A1laata
liave-aot beea aaounc- PowH; Bait mil 011 'IJ I2S .291
spare-rib barbecue Sept. ' TRAILER SPACE, lor Iarge EARLY American atereo, AM· - ru,; 0 .
010 001 101 000 110- Z 10 J I
•• here they are. The lwt&gt;- Wgnr, Cl.., :120 42e 63 lU .281
at the Chester Volunt~r Fire
lrailer. nice patio, Dice neigh- FM radio. This hal IIWely '14 SHASTA 11 ft. trailer, cab warm. ' Proted Jtlll'
from
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fclursome event "u "01 ManU., NY 188 W 39 M .2111
bouse, sponsored by tho Ches- borhood, in town. Ph. 992- maple finish. 4 speed tbanger. over, hitch, electric brakeo,
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Marge Halliday and Hank Kllbni, Mill •1334&amp;1 6'1131 .383
ler Volunteer Fire Dept., 2319. John Fullz, Locust Sl , This set sold 11111&lt;h bighor. toUet, """"'' and· oel. 11,400. av
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week's VInm, '118111 m 441 • J2$. .283
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Pill B.llboll, Bat · HOI20 ' II l45 .279
and adult plal&lt;!s.
8 30 5tc
8
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Tra iler month or pay balance duo ~=-=-==--:-_:_.;-......,..:.. •
- TRAILER, BrowR'I
(11), Tltchlt ('14) and
17 green won by Ginny Berry, 1'.111 1•19 ~ 48 M .211
Park, Miaersvme, 0. Phone $lll.24. Try It in your homt. • MILK CANS, 2 round hoti
AUCTIONEER
WP-Robtrts &lt;5-li).
Last week's event waa
B - Rani
SPECIAL PROGRAM
I 28 61C
828 6tc Ph. 192-3218.
feeders.
IP
qt.
stainless
'teel
COMPLETE
SALES
(H). Hlt-Geiler lfth).
Net
won
by
Betty
Miller
N
a
lie
. . 1 Leapo1 All&lt;on~
1
m-3324.
EXPANDED
milk
otrainer,
.,.
500
gal.
MANAGEMENT
Amerl&lt;aa
Mary
Thomas.
WednesBraves
35;
Mays, ·Gianll 33;
ffiiSH
cobbler
potatoes.
Thorn' 4 ROOM HOUSE and bath, gar·
IBM
fuel
oil
tank,
one
6
ton
'e"!1
Writ..
Phone
or
Conhct
Wash
080wJll
bf!
1
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rARea,
Pbillies
12; Torre,
event
1
100 100
age, 916 Locust St., Middl.. .. Sayre, Portland, 0. Phone
Comttuter Progr•mmint·
balk
tank.
11
Premin
arocl
JIM
CARNAHAN
ooxe
a
Braves
30;
Santo,
Cuba
lc Hart,
320
1011
I 21 &amp;tp
port, 0 , Ph .992-2903 day or 843-2436.
D1t1 Procanint
Big
Dutchmaa
chicken
\fa~
RACINE.
OHIO
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•-Giants
29.
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Kreutaer, '"'A • 0 . . .~
1218 lie 1164 SHASTA lJ ft. trailer, cab
m-3702 eveniog.
Kay Punch • Bvrrought
erers, 1 gal. glMs ehlc&lt;en
and Casanova; Perry (8-6)
LATB
Amerleaa l\olpel· 1'. !W&lt;t.
18
Write ar Cell CoRed
FURNISHED 5 room apart· over, hilch, electric brakes, waterer. N. G. Rose. Ph. !J9Z.
Zimmerman. LP..;.Kreutzer
100, !lrloles fl.; PoweD, lilrlOle.a
IA•N Codo-6141
men!, 1St Roar, Ph. 992-5435, toilet, awning and net, 11400. 1710.
8 24 6tp ud
beatiDL
HR-Allen (tlh).
JOHANNESBUIIG, S 0 ul h i 33; Pepitone, Yallk&amp; • Kllle~175
Uonei Boggo, 912-3tl92.
112 South Fifth Ave., Middle·
VENETJAN
blinds,
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kinda.
Obio.
lod
)'0111'
-er
Africa
(UP!) -Laal week'• · brew, Twlna Ill; Colavito;
1
Metn,.lit•n Schools
8 21 ~
123 II&lt;
pori,
0.
AIM repairo. Dale WipPel We ban Ill llzti ..,...
New Yort 1100 100 1124-- 7 u 1
of Time MagaZine, ladiana 28.
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67 ·N orlh H11h Street
- ' - - - - -- - - ·- -Supply, 215 UJJioa
Ave., llleo. Reaaooablt rolll. Call Kaa UIJ ae 1110 otJO- 2 s 1 featuriag 1 cover story oa
llu1a Balleol·l ''!
C.lunus. Ohio
"A• '"" ... rv•
Pomeroy, Ohio.
7 29 3otc WY· Ull'lt, dar It Dl8hl
Talbot, Womack 13), Hamil- South Mrican Premier Hendrik N allo • al ....... · ~·
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11:....:::llc toa 111 and H011ard; Krauae, Verwoerd, finally appeared on Braves 9tl; Clemenk!, P~
~=----:--.,,-,.-I WILL oot bt responsible for
J.blandln
DON'T pump your aluggisll sep&amp;lJITION]ID
Grzellda If), Handrahan (8) oewsotanda bare Monda)". II M; Allen, Pllillles 90; White,
.JI'Irlh ..
any deblo contracted by any·
eai
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taok.
Gel
Kleao-Em
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Pbllllts II; Mayo, GlaDII 85.
&lt;J7de
011e uther than myself. Pearl
I . Social
Septie TR Clener. Land·
Crin Bradlord
LP..:KraW!ae (I!H). HR-CUn- Dlslribulion of lhe magazine Amerlcn Llqae: Po... eU •
Deem, Racine, Ohio, Rt. 1.
elimbel'
fallric
mark Farm Bureau, Pome...., ..,_ • Clall•
loD (4th).
bad btea upheld oatil the F. RoblnloA, Orioles 881 ll.
t.Don's
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tion
I 28 3tp
roy,
o.
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article ,.a8 studied Robinson, Orloleo Ill; Hortoa,
avut
Cliff &amp;SIIlp
T. ~
IVDGET PIIICED fumllun IE
..... Ollie
Cleve
110 IIIlO 1100- I S I by lb'e Datlol'l publlca11ona Tigers 84; KlllebrN, Twlu A.
AUCTION at Laurel
a.Partot a
School House, St. Rt. 124, ov·
our third Door budget abop.
I 1
Chicago
000 OlD 001- 2 4 t &lt;011lrol hoard, which handlea
Pltdalq
2"1.......
fwa oe
:1:1.
SDoot&gt;o
ery Friday night at 7 p. m., 1 8 . - Balter Furniture, Middleport IOAT uc1 motor 1..- - E•· Bell, O'Donoghue (8) aad ' censorship.
Nallolal Leape: llepD,
Adams Trmli.ng Post and Auc- ].(. CobiU!M
Obio.
11 12 etc lnrude Sales and Service kut· John (13-81 and RnmaDodgen 12-1; Perry, Giants SOll.Sapry
Jli.Notlllllf
16. Jle41 ••
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'. 4; Marlchal, Gianll IN;
tion Hou!!t, R...en Welch, lli. Godot
&amp;Loa
lomatoes Schwarze! Marble,
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Maloney Reds 14-4· K~
Ja.Tibetaa
as.a.w
..... BEANS, potatoes,
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8 23 tic
oalea maaager.
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p I
port, Ohio
1 S 3t1tc (17th),
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BabyL
M."""'· ---IJid meloos. .,,arence ro ·
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PARIS (UP!) -An unlde111· Dodgm·%1-7.
OIICKEN Barbecue Saturday, lq, ..&amp;.rtist'a
1111, PorUaoo, 0. Ph. 843-2254. SWING ~ Npetr Detroit
010 003 011- I 14 0 fled man scaled newly installed Amerlcu Leap! Mci'lally,
otudio
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:10.Sepl. 3rd, 11 a. m. till ,. ..
20. Bom
letiAr
awr.
I 11 lfe tlt:e, all maltet. WY Will Ball
200 000 01.._ S I salety barricades Monday night Oriolea lz..f; Sanford, Anlelt
Norlb 2nd Ave. and Coal Sl
!12. All
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IV=E--to-c.,.
le
-an
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fabric
Bbop,
l'omlrtiJ
McLain
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16-11)
and Freeban; 1IJid then jumped to hill death 13-5; Boswell. Tw&lt;u 12·5; Wall,
in Middleport. Volunteer Fire 22. LlulcMter
rugo and upholstery
with Aulhorl!ed S!Dger Ialii and McN11ly, Bunker 17), I.
from the :t37.fool level of
Orioles 11-4; Kllat, Twlnl . »,f.
2S.lfea.sure
~
8 23 JOlt
Dept.
1
• lie (I) aHd Etchebarren.
Blue L-ustre. Rent
elecl;·ic SerYtce.
Tower.
:15. ""'""
land . . . .
llhampooer
II.
Baker
Furnl·
UADY·MIX
coacrete
deliverMcNally
112-4).
fiRs-F.
Re
waa the :Mtlb
VOLCANO ERUPTS
W1nted
:18. PntM forUl
turo
Co.
8
29
5le
ed
rigbl
to
your
project.
Faat
aon
(41st),
Horton,
2
(2111h
ouicide
since
tho
landmark
JAKARTA &lt;UP!) -AI 0 1'11Jl'
efforl
GINSENG . $26.50; Golden Se1l II. Cmt:am.aad easy. Fret eottmalel. 21), Freebaa (lOth).
builtin !889.
Uoo of lhe ' Mount .Awu voiran.o
$2.01: Wild Ginger 70c lb;
ONE PeU!rson oleeper • atroU·
Pho
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ne II9N2M, . GoegleiJ
- - - -- - - - - 1 North Celebes Ialud op
for wine
• . one P@terion baby swing, lleady·M'IS Co., Kiddleporl,
12 killed -- .
.v...a,.• and
Mayapple ISc; Golden Seal IS.llaltaDd
000 001 toz- f
-117
hopo
tops 32c. Snake Rool, $3.50,. ..
makel car aeat, one Counselor 011io.
I:~~: more "'-t 30 II•
IIIlO 101 Jot)- 3
•~ 2•000• lbt
liolunent
clea1, dry, no stems. Bill I H - E i l baby seale, one bassinet with .&amp;IR CONDmONING
Santiago, McMahoa (I)
Indonesla,n oewo age~~cy
Bailey. Reedsville, Ohio.
tloo!.
8
_._. onecalhigh
~th
•-- one
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1tltll oervlce. Jadl'a
1I 1aid
·
• 29 3tc
pad.
Anlara
reported
~ulmt
sea 1chair,
~· s~nn
(i)Ryaa
40,1100 Tuesday.
pe!"IOII4,
""'
800
wheel,
one
portable
baby
btd,
walion.
Ne"
Haven.
()2-l1).
lelt
homelesa
when
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EXPERIENCED roote man to M.llable
one CoiiCO net playpen, one TO ~.
4 I lie
IIRS-&amp;loll
villages were destroyed lod 21
work on established route, III.Wpair
ladiea
shoe
skates,
•I••
IIKATING,
PLUMBING.
lund
lllth).
411heri heavily damaged.
salary and commission. Must 38. BeJlef
7,
one
portable
electric
oewDoxol
Bottle
Gu.
be responsible, 2$ or older. Q.llla&amp;'lloh
ing machine. Mro. R. G. AshBrothers, Ill Z. Malo SL, p
D 0111 WAIVERS
ABC Cleanen. Mason, W. Va.
&amp; llbarponild
ley,
Middleport,
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Pb.
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l"ccaaervy.
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Nl,
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YORK
(UP!) - Bo
• 38 lie
283$.
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211
lip
,mbe
lalt
~- lblrd
Insurance
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WAN'l'ED - Work for hoOd... "·BIIIaY811
•-..1
quarl&lt;!rha&lt;k, waa placed
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8 t 3tltc
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GET A quotalloo from lEU- wafvera Monday by the
- ll. Joined
MARRIED man for farm work
PIE BAKER, kitchen
help, TER INSURANCE AGENCY York Glinta.
house furnished, steady em-.·
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waitresa aod car bops. Apply . INC. before ....... Jaur Timberlake, a native
DAILY CRfflOQUOTE
- H-'a 1aow te wor1I 1t1
ploymenl . P. M. Cowdery,
in penon, Craw's
Steak ' auto iDauriEOI. We 111117 be J'ranklill, Ohio, and otar
.8II:YDLB.8.8I&amp;
II LOlf&amp;r.,LLOW
Long Boltom, 0 .
I 38 3tt
lkluse.
I 15 lfe
ablt te oaw JGU moaey.
terbacl; o1 the UliveraiiJ
O.e:leW...oOmplyfor
-.Ill-~ A1&gt; ....
11ALE
HELl',
bet1ieel
agea
Z7
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11116 Rose B o w
STUDENT salesman, Heinen
for
tho
tmee
JJo,
X
for
tho
O'o,
et.e.
IIID(Ie
.ud S5, dean, aeal appear- A11l'OMOBILE blaur-. beeD mamplona, ""' "lib tb1
Bakery . Park and High Sis ..
tropblee. tho
at
aDCO of good character. OIJ
~ed? Loll Jtar epera~ elo ·Jist seasoo.
Middleport, 0 . Call afU!r 11
Jlacb da.T tile OO(Ie :lett88 . . dlff .....
.,.. DiCbl .ahifi available. Apply ar'a UcenseT can WY Rill
a.m.
8283tc
.A O)p' 1 - ... , M1
In penon at Burrer Bay, 23
!
I 15 lie f;OMIVES S!G~
Male Help Wented
HAR C:BBB W BWD BAJDPB
W. Uotoo, Atheaa, 0. belw' ·
NEW YORK (UP!) -Hc,..,41
- --- - , . ·bolll"l ol I and 6 p.m. a9 3ttc lfONEY UN~
Komives, a 6-1 piaymalter "ho
Y~
rDYOB W8YII:H AJB VJQHXRB
MAN FOR loeal service st•
LE HAVRE, Fnlnce (UP!) - averaged IU points per. •;;;
tion, must bf! able to do tune- H .8 B
Wanted T0 Buy
B B'B.B a Q fl B C: I P a
.a J a.Pollee today •al!l no 0111 bas and finished llflb 1D the '"'
up• and light l'Opair work.
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ANTIQUES,
Furniture,.
marble
come
forward tli' dilill fl3,100 In aasl!ll l,aal year, lllgned
WriU! lo Bos 668-A, ,.., Daily
top
tables,
disbta,
cui
glioe.
hi
-u.s
. .cumncy fourid · ia I96U1 . ~lraet ..rib the New
lontlnel, Polllfi'Of, 0. Givt
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8 D':Pft
mJa(!ellaneous
ltemo.
L
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SJCk
fl118tlng
Iii; ~ Havre York Kni'*ertic!!'ke~;&gt; ol the
lliOIUI
PlJa.GUII
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PUn••liUI
Wl'nl
A
lame. address, phoRc, age,
Q)lMAW
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Le1i0D
'ferrace,
barbor
Monday.
'~:he 1110111J 11M Nallooal Baaltetboll A~alloo .
Rudilill,
8llll former experience.
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EXCElLENT ••nnint lomat·t''"'il55. """"c""I!EviioLET;m-·Ph m-21'18.
8 30 lie condition. Ph. 992·2'104
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1961 HARLEY DavidSon moto,. way St., Middleport, 0.
eyele, $2(10. Ph.
George
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Hemsley, Tupptn
Plains,
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1960 CORVAIR - - - - - - - - - $595

700 4 Door. White over turq. finish, ~ood tirel. automatic:
trans. Radio. a 1 owner low m.ileace car that i&amp; extra nice

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1st line tires, VS engine, automatir: tnns, Rad1o and heater,

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baskel, ll bushel, Roy
modeM! knotty pine kitchon,
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Proffitt, PorU01cl, 0. 8 30 6te """ bathroom, an
a.,.
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11151 GREAT Lakes Houselrail- plumbing, large yard,
er, so X •• prlce,ll:~ldr.AI~·
to school, ~.500.10. See
a •ew supply o ~· en s
3114 Hamilton St.,
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school clothing. Jeffers Used
or phone 992-i3U. I 28
Clothing Store, Rt. 3, going 1 ROOM house and bath. Porn· I~~~
towards FairgroundS. 8 30 6te
eroy, o. 13500. Contact ROOort
IXPERIENCED
Craft at 658 Osborae St., PornPillS,- IIi each. Pb. 742-5868.
8 30 3t~
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Phene 992•210

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ALIGNMENT

IRISH Cobbler potatoes, Cone- G~t'-'ll
eBOATS &amp; MOTOU
ba&lt; potatoes for wl1ter. Also
Jill
~141'1
OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M.
eBOAT PAINT
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WANT &amp;D
nrmint tomatoes, pick your·
Mid
eTOOLS
PHQNE WY 2-2156
self, 11 bushel. Charles Hil· POMEROY _ II'. story frame,
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111""· . .
S.At
_ toa, Porlland, 0. I 30 12tc 6 rooms 13 bedrooms), bath,
- lr Memorv
Fe R t
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t W nted GAS RANGE, refrigerator, car, lot ltOOX100). Property
Metropolitan MotDn
. - - - r en - - p oymen
•
&lt;"OUCh, hres aoo wheels, golf
some repairs. $5,500.
lhlnlnp and Sllurclq
IN MEMORY of Loome Wa1d 6 ROOM house w1lh bath in •WANTED- Block work of any club set, motor · boat with POMEROY - 1'/z story Jra&lt;me,ll flY 2-2193
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ft'l S-2196 Mllldl.,.rt, D.
Hutton who passed aw&lt;~:r 1J syracuse, o. Has gas furn- 1 kiod . PhoRe lm-5596.
trailer. Ph. 992-3375. 8 30 3tc 'rooms, (3 bedrooms),
th~~~~~:.:.:::.,..:.::~l~r~:;";;;
years ago. August 2ll
a•·•. Ph. 992-3!'90. I 30 61c
I 2li 6tc lt68 FORD Station
\Vagon, house In good C!ODdition. AI
NOW ltEPftiSINTINO
0
3
!hough six years have P ''" •
4 dr. Thunderbird V-8 engine, excellent buy f..- $5,1100.
MEIGS COUNTY
We're lonely for you every rHREE and tour room fur·
for S.le
highest offer. Ph. 992 • 2639• SYRACUSE - 2 story bri&lt;t. 7
For The llett Ill
day ; How we miss your voice nished apartments. AU utilirooms 14 large bedrooms},
WITH FULL IEIVICI
8 30 6tc
and smile, Oftea to your grave Ues paid Phone WY :t-2'1'16. CARPETS and life too ran bt
bath, this property rteenLly Jly Ua......, -tlaul
Cinder &amp; Concrete
'no flowers Wllh
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- XC - regisleffil black mini a·
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we go, PI. Cl "
Rowley and Reed. After i btautiful if you use
Blile
remodeled and in good oondi·
Natloaal Lea&amp;UO
tender care over you, wbo I p. m. call WY 2-3574.
lAJstre. Rent electric sham- lure poodles, males, 6 weeks tion, $12,500.
Saa Fral 100 0011 001- 1 4
BLOCKS
sleeps so peacefully
lhe~ I
4 S ete pooer Sl Pomeroy Cemert old. Pb. 949-3621.
8 311 31C
Albtrl M. Coo, Broker,
Phila
004 OlD 001- 5 9
6 . 8, I. IJ Jaolo Blaeb
Sadly missed by Mae
a '
Bl 0 ck Co.
I 29 6tc NEVER USED anything iike
Beery Clelallll, lolesmaa
Sadeck, Herbel &lt;1),
eCemenl • llortar ellelal
Gil., ud daughters. 8 30 lie ' NICE 4&lt;rooms and bath un-11 .
1't, say usera of Blue
·
•
n~
(I) ond Haller; Bunrulg
Club of loUihoro Ohle
Wind..,.. • Duon
· • 0 oor
furnished. apartrnenl, Middle-111155 CHEVROLET, fair condl- Lustre for cleaning cawt&lt;
11ft.M "' !lft.·JI311aod Uecker. LP-Sadecld (4-7).
rnmea • Otber . _ ,
Notice
port, Oh1o. Ph. 992-3874.
tion, 4 dr. automatic. Phone Rent electrilr lhampooer II.
a 29 3tc
BOB E. BYER
SUppUoo.
1
8 3 etc
1185-3576.
8 28 3tp Pickens Hardware Co., '"''· PARM, 2 mlles off Rl 1 in llou!lol
000 020 oao- 2 1 e ~12S;;I'olr;:;~Ja;no;;D;•~·~M;ld;~;l~•po;:;ri~~-=~·=_,:=:=:=I'OM:=!!I:!R:!O:!YO.I
PUBLIC SALE Hamburg i
·
8 29 6te
story's Rua. See Mn.
Pitts
1100 1100 1100- t 5 I 1•
grill. antique furnilure, res· rHREE and lour room Jurnlsl&gt; LOADER fur most large tri·
·- - ,.ard F.btrsbach, ltl6
Cuellar (10-tl) Old Bak!mlllll
tour ani equipment,
livmg ' ed and unfurnisbed apart· eycle type tractors, including
St., Porn~. 0., or pbono Voale, Face (9) and Pai!iarlllli.
room suile,. sland•.. J"Ocking ments. WY ~5434.
12 6 lie pump, scoop, and a 7 fl. blade
_ M« " " '
LP-Veol.a (13-9). .
8 thturs, straight cllatrs, beds, i
f60. Paul H. Baer, Pomeroy, You always aave D'&amp;Ore H
...-..a.w.
D'
television, gas heaU!rs, g.• • . ~'OUR ROOM ru.ouhed apart- Star Rnute. Ph. Cheoter
~~r.~:n:':!. ever oo
50 acrn, Loa Ang
1100 101 200- 1 '
IIJ Uodted !'reM Jal!.nalllul
cook stove,
relngerator, : ment IVY 2-3658.
4 14 tic 3130.
Fuezers, Refrigerators, Wo·
1 miles east of Tuppero Plains New York 220 1100 llll&lt;- t 11
Nalloaal Lellll'·.
lik• •ew, elechlric lamps~,lm· , CAMPING- trailer-;oleepa siX.
8 :J8 :ltp
f':'"~7~~:U£~';...Ra"'
0., l) mile off Rt. Sll along ()sUs, Miller (2J,IleC•
G.~L'!-~"!;
oleum rugs, trow
r g '• . . Will rent by day or weelt. Ph.
·- 5 cu. ft. Chest
Joppa . Succesa Rnad, bord- Perranoskl &lt;81 and Rooeho•";l
Alou, Pitt
1124lt .5 fJ... ......,
wool rugs, tables, dresser up. i 992•5521.
ONE GELDING pony,
one FREEZER - - - - ,195
en with otate land 011 east llba" Ul-ll) Old Grote. IJ'Clmat, Pitt 12UII 12111 ;S24
boards, radiO, chest of draw· .
I 27 etc hamer mill 100 chicken feed·
~
ond, appro:dmlltely
of II Ia Oot.een {lll-11). HR-Jobiii!OII llecenl winner o! lbo GaiJI. Alou, Alia • 128 565 ·18 !i'i .323
ers, dishes, cooking ulen•Us,
ers. Gerald• V. Rupe, Middl..
POM~ROY
alear, some timbtr, I locust ( 11!11).
.
Ill D il Tribune womea'a Strgell, Pill llHOl ?H21 .m
porch swing, porch cba1rs.
port, Ohio. P~. m-1191•
trees. Harold Bootoa,.......
an!u~ HOIIdirap Toul'll&amp;· Carty, AUa 119401 111128 ,314
992••2181
lawn mower, wheel barrow,, MODERN 2 btdroom borne,
ville, 0.
1 28 Jtc II. Loull otlQ 1100 0110- 1 1
Betty Miller lloa- cr.drul, Pill 125 4&amp;1 •144 .311
8 21 lip
1
garden tools. pzza oven, like ! Pomeroy, 0. Ph: 992-2903 day
GAYNELL WISE pr.....V 011
010 100 oox- 2 i meo '::, carol Sholli;. Trt&gt;- Tom, Atla 125461 M 143 .3tl!l
new. other things too numer- or 992-3702 evemngs7 24 lie SINGER console sewing rnaJack W. ca....,, Mgr.
101 Bntteraol Ave. Pb. m. Jaster, Brllea (8) ud
wlil bt awarded later ID SBito, Chi 12S447 7713f .ltl!l
ous to . mention, Clyde Sl&lt;!w·
rhine. Thi• machine is equip- --·-·~ -~ - - - 5111.
I Zlllc
Nuxhall (IHl aod Qlker.
faD at the annual banquet. Allen, PhR 112418 1151211 .308
art. owner, &amp;84 Beecll Street,
with peel to make buttonholes, dart! I'OR REALLY professloaal r&amp;- Jaster (8-5). HRa date wlll bt armoonced at Cepeda,.~~!,1 1 ~!'.,121 .:WB
Middleport, 0. Saturday., Sept. I ROOM brkt duple:x
on&gt; and ombroider. Take over 1111111 deaa your "'rpel!! Willi
lusin- SenriCM
1 II 8th l ltlhl.
1l111t 11 11 haa 1101 beeD
.....,._ n ~.~B.
.
P••
3 at 9 a.m ., terms
cash, prage, BuLternut Ave., P lie paymenls ot $8 per month or premium
quality
Lualrl
_ _
~·
eroy, 0., Ph. 992-5127. I 11
Cret Bradford, Auclioneer,
pay
balance
due
~1.22.
Try
Foram.
Real
el.ectrlo
shamwrrB
COLD
WEATHER
•
yel
P.llbn,
Bal
128
471
llll48
.
.312
.
-- ---I :tO lip • ROOM apartmeat "ith bath. 11 in your home. Ph.992-3211.
pooer fur $1 w1th purth-. llead, crickets, spiders &amp; oth- ~go)
Beverod Wednesday
ladlell Oliva, Mill 130101 71 tlli :ltl!l
lie
lllltiiOl 1110 tltlt·11- t 16
bllve goae by ao4 the K11Uoe, Det '1fli1 itlll 73 111 .303
1 28 lie Ebtrsbaob Hardware, Pome- • lluecta 1ril lot nmllll ..,.
'I'HF.RE .will be a chickea and Pb. m-3318.
I 2ti 61e
11de your home where
A1laata
liave-aot beea aaounc- PowH; Bait mil 011 'IJ I2S .291
spare-rib barbecue Sept. ' TRAILER SPACE, lor Iarge EARLY American atereo, AM· - ru,; 0 .
010 001 101 000 110- Z 10 J I
•• here they are. The lwt&gt;- Wgnr, Cl.., :120 42e 63 lU .281
at the Chester Volunt~r Fire
lrailer. nice patio, Dice neigh- FM radio. This hal IIWely '14 SHASTA 11 ft. trailer, cab warm. ' Proted Jtlll'
from
lbeao
pes
II
will!
)
baU
fclursome event "u "01 ManU., NY 188 W 39 M .2111
bouse, sponsored by tho Ches- borhood, in town. Ph. 992- maple finish. 4 speed tbanger. over, hitch, electric brakeo,
ail ble 11 .....
Jonklnl, Cburcb &lt;t ,
1
..,...
moDI (II), Koo1ct
Marge Halliday and Hank Kllbni, Mill •1334&amp;1 6'1131 .383
ler Volunteer Fire Dept., 2319. John Fullz, Locust Sl , This set sold 11111&lt;h bighor. toUet, """"'' and· oel. 11,400. av
Juw11
Co~
Middleport
a .... - . .
('S)
.
..,..
The following
week's VInm, '118111 m 441 • J2$. .283
starlinc at 11 a.m., childre• Mlddlepert, 0.
3892
828 31c Take over payments of 17 per U nel
·o
Boggs,
nv
tltc
.
.
...,...,
....
...,...,..;';;;;Jl.;._
"
"-lfl
~.
Niekro
.
(t),
waa
doses!
lo
llle
Pill B.llboll, Bat · HOI20 ' II l45 .279
and adult plal&lt;!s.
8 30 5tc
8
.
Tra iler month or pay balance duo ~=-=-==--:-_:_.;-......,..:.. •
- TRAILER, BrowR'I
(11), Tltchlt ('14) and
17 green won by Ginny Berry, 1'.111 1•19 ~ 48 M .211
Park, Miaersvme, 0. Phone $lll.24. Try It in your homt. • MILK CANS, 2 round hoti
AUCTIONEER
WP-Robtrts &lt;5-li).
Last week's event waa
B - Rani
SPECIAL PROGRAM
I 28 61C
828 6tc Ph. 192-3218.
feeders.
IP
qt.
stainless
'teel
COMPLETE
SALES
(H). Hlt-Geiler lfth).
Net
won
by
Betty
Miller
N
a
lie
. . 1 Leapo1 All&lt;on~
1
m-3324.
EXPANDED
milk
otrainer,
.,.
500
gal.
MANAGEMENT
Amerl&lt;aa
Mary
Thomas.
WednesBraves
35;
Mays, ·Gianll 33;
ffiiSH
cobbler
potatoes.
Thorn' 4 ROOM HOUSE and bath, gar·
IBM
fuel
oil
tank,
one
6
ton
'e"!1
Writ..
Phone
or
Conhct
Wash
080wJll
bf!
1
ua
u
rARea,
Pbillies
12; Torre,
event
1
100 100
age, 916 Locust St., Middl.. .. Sayre, Portland, 0. Phone
Comttuter Progr•mmint·
balk
tank.
11
Premin
arocl
JIM
CARNAHAN
ooxe
a
Braves
30;
Santo,
Cuba
lc Hart,
320
1011
I 21 &amp;tp
port, 0 , Ph .992-2903 day or 843-2436.
D1t1 Procanint
Big
Dutchmaa
chicken
\fa~
RACINE.
OHIO
,_
(')
•
•-Giants
29.
.
•
Kreutaer, '"'A • 0 . . .~
1218 lie 1164 SHASTA lJ ft. trailer, cab
m-3702 eveniog.
Kay Punch • Bvrrought
erers, 1 gal. glMs ehlc&lt;en
and Casanova; Perry (8-6)
LATB
Amerleaa l\olpel· 1'. !W&lt;t.
18
Write ar Cell CoRed
FURNISHED 5 room apart· over, hilch, electric brakes, waterer. N. G. Rose. Ph. !J9Z.
Zimmerman. LP..;.Kreutzer
100, !lrloles fl.; PoweD, lilrlOle.a
IA•N Codo-6141
men!, 1St Roar, Ph. 992-5435, toilet, awning and net, 11400. 1710.
8 24 6tp ud
beatiDL
HR-Allen (tlh).
JOHANNESBUIIG, S 0 ul h i 33; Pepitone, Yallk&amp; • Kllle~175
Uonei Boggo, 912-3tl92.
112 South Fifth Ave., Middle·
VENETJAN
blinds,
~
kinda.
Obio.
lod
)'0111'
-er
Africa
(UP!) -Laal week'• · brew, Twlna Ill; Colavito;
1
Metn,.lit•n Schools
8 21 ~
123 II&lt;
pori,
0.
AIM repairo. Dale WipPel We ban Ill llzti ..,...
New Yort 1100 100 1124-- 7 u 1
of Time MagaZine, ladiana 28.
·
67 ·N orlh H11h Street
- ' - - - - -- - - ·- -Supply, 215 UJJioa
Ave., llleo. Reaaooablt rolll. Call Kaa UIJ ae 1110 otJO- 2 s 1 featuriag 1 cover story oa
llu1a Balleol·l ''!
C.lunus. Ohio
"A• '"" ... rv•
Pomeroy, Ohio.
7 29 3otc WY· Ull'lt, dar It Dl8hl
Talbot, Womack 13), Hamil- South Mrican Premier Hendrik N allo • al ....... · ~·
~
a. .......
11:....:::llc toa 111 and H011ard; Krauae, Verwoerd, finally appeared on Braves 9tl; Clemenk!, P~
~=----:--.,,-,.-I WILL oot bt responsible for
J.blandln
DON'T pump your aluggisll sep&amp;lJITION]ID
Grzellda If), Handrahan (8) oewsotanda bare Monda)". II M; Allen, Pllillles 90; White,
.JI'Irlh ..
any deblo contracted by any·
eai
•
lie
taok.
Gel
Kleao-Em
•
All
..
1
''
t
loa
•
•
..,.. Roof. WP-Womack &lt;i-S). was promptly seld out.
Pbllllts II; Mayo, GlaDII 85.
&lt;J7de
011e uther than myself. Pearl
I . Social
Septie TR Clener. Land·
Crin Bradlord
LP..:KraW!ae (I!H). HR-CUn- Dlslribulion of lhe magazine Amerlcn Llqae: Po... eU •
Deem, Racine, Ohio, Rt. 1.
elimbel'
fallric
mark Farm Bureau, Pome...., ..,_ • Clall•
loD (4th).
bad btea upheld oatil the F. RoblnloA, Orioles 881 ll.
t.Don's
.. eon
tion
I 28 3tp
roy,
o.
1
10
301:c
A..
c.
8lUIIfOIII)
_
verwoerd
article ,.a8 studied Robinson, Orloleo Ill; Hortoa,
avut
Cliff &amp;SIIlp
T. ~
IVDGET PIIICED fumllun IE
..... Ollie
Cleve
110 IIIlO 1100- I S I by lb'e Datlol'l publlca11ona Tigers 84; KlllebrN, Twlu A.
AUCTION at Laurel
a.Partot a
School House, St. Rt. 124, ov·
our third Door budget abop.
I 1
Chicago
000 OlD 001- 2 4 t &lt;011lrol hoard, which handlea
Pltdalq
2"1.......
fwa oe
:1:1.
SDoot&gt;o
ery Friday night at 7 p. m., 1 8 . - Balter Furniture, Middleport IOAT uc1 motor 1..- - E•· Bell, O'Donoghue (8) aad ' censorship.
Nallolal Leape: llepD,
Adams Trmli.ng Post and Auc- ].(. CobiU!M
Obio.
11 12 etc lnrude Sales and Service kut· John (13-81 and RnmaDodgen 12-1; Perry, Giants SOll.Sapry
Jli.Notlllllf
16. Jle41 ••
• .. LP--BeU 113-10)
'. 4; Marlchal, Gianll IN;
tion Hou!!t, R...en Welch, lli. Godot
&amp;Loa
lomatoes Schwarze! Marble,
.
'
TOWER SUICIDE
Maloney Reds 14-4· K~
Ja.Tibetaa
as.a.w
..... BEANS, potatoes,
••
8 23 tic
oalea maaager.
..,
p I
port, Ohio
1 S 3t1tc (17th),
'
'
'
.
.
•
"'ly.t
BabyL
M."""'· ---IJid meloos. .,,arence ro ·
•
PARIS (UP!) -An unlde111· Dodgm·%1-7.
OIICKEN Barbecue Saturday, lq, ..&amp;.rtist'a
1111, PorUaoo, 0. Ph. 843-2254. SWING ~ Npetr Detroit
010 003 011- I 14 0 fled man scaled newly installed Amerlcu Leap! Mci'lally,
otudio
,,
:10.Sepl. 3rd, 11 a. m. till ,. ..
20. Bom
letiAr
awr.
I 11 lfe tlt:e, all maltet. WY Will Ball
200 000 01.._ S I salety barricades Monday night Oriolea lz..f; Sanford, Anlelt
Norlb 2nd Ave. and Coal Sl
!12. All
ll• tsm
IT'
=
s--INE=.-x_,P_,E-N"'
S
IV=E--to-c.,.
le
-an
"!be
fabric
Bbop,
l'omlrtiJ
McLain
1
16-11)
and Freeban; 1IJid then jumped to hill death 13-5; Boswell. Tw&lt;u 12·5; Wall,
in Middleport. Volunteer Fire 22. LlulcMter
rugo and upholstery
with Aulhorl!ed S!Dger Ialii and McN11ly, Bunker 17), I.
from the :t37.fool level of
Orioles 11-4; Kllat, Twlnl . »,f.
2S.lfea.sure
~
8 23 JOlt
Dept.
1
• lie (I) aHd Etchebarren.
Blue L-ustre. Rent
elecl;·ic SerYtce.
Tower.
:15. ""'""
land . . . .
llhampooer
II.
Baker
Furnl·
UADY·MIX
coacrete
deliverMcNally
112-4).
fiRs-F.
Re
waa the :Mtlb
VOLCANO ERUPTS
W1nted
:18. PntM forUl
turo
Co.
8
29
5le
ed
rigbl
to
your
project.
Faat
aon
(41st),
Horton,
2
(2111h
ouicide
since
tho
landmark
JAKARTA &lt;UP!) -AI 0 1'11Jl'
efforl
GINSENG . $26.50; Golden Se1l II. Cmt:am.aad easy. Fret eottmalel. 21), Freebaa (lOth).
builtin !889.
Uoo of lhe ' Mount .Awu voiran.o
$2.01: Wild Ginger 70c lb;
ONE PeU!rson oleeper • atroU·
Pho
.
ne II9N2M, . GoegleiJ
- - - -- - - - - 1 North Celebes Ialud op
for wine
• . one P@terion baby swing, lleady·M'IS Co., Kiddleporl,
12 killed -- .
.v...a,.• and
Mayapple ISc; Golden Seal IS.llaltaDd
000 001 toz- f
-117
hopo
tops 32c. Snake Rool, $3.50,. ..
makel car aeat, one Counselor 011io.
I:~~: more "'-t 30 II•
IIIlO 101 Jot)- 3
•~ 2•000• lbt
liolunent
clea1, dry, no stems. Bill I H - E i l baby seale, one bassinet with .&amp;IR CONDmONING
Santiago, McMahoa (I)
Indonesla,n oewo age~~cy
Bailey. Reedsville, Ohio.
tloo!.
8
_._. onecalhigh
~th
•-- one
· g
1tltll oervlce. Jadl'a
1I 1aid
·
• 29 3tc
pad.
Anlara
reported
~ulmt
sea 1chair,
~· s~nn
(i)Ryaa
40,1100 Tuesday.
pe!"IOII4,
""'
800
wheel,
one
portable
baby
btd,
walion.
Ne"
Haven.
()2-l1).
lelt
homelesa
when
'
three
EXPERIENCED roote man to M.llable
one CoiiCO net playpen, one TO ~.
4 I lie
IIRS-&amp;loll
villages were destroyed lod 21
work on established route, III.Wpair
ladiea
shoe
skates,
•I••
IIKATING,
PLUMBING.
lund
lllth).
411heri heavily damaged.
salary and commission. Must 38. BeJlef
7,
one
portable
electric
oewDoxol
Bottle
Gu.
be responsible, 2$ or older. Q.llla&amp;'lloh
ing machine. Mro. R. G. AshBrothers, Ill Z. Malo SL, p
D 0111 WAIVERS
ABC Cleanen. Mason, W. Va.
&amp; llbarponild
ley,
Middleport,
0.
Pb.
m.
l"ccaaervy.
I
II
lie
Nl,
.
YORK
(UP!) - Bo
• 38 lie
283$.
I
211
lip
,mbe
lalt
~- lblrd
Insurance
r •~ ·~
·
WAN'l'ED - Work for hoOd... "·BIIIaY811
•-..1
quarl&lt;!rha&lt;k, waa placed
I
W
H
er. Pb. !192-22911.
8 t 3tltc
1. Soold
=-=-==~· P
GET A quotalloo from lEU- wafvera Monday by the
- ll. Joined
MARRIED man for farm work
PIE BAKER, kitchen
help, TER INSURANCE AGENCY York Glinta.
house furnished, steady em-.·
'
waitresa aod car bops. Apply . INC. before ....... Jaur Timberlake, a native
DAILY CRfflOQUOTE
- H-'a 1aow te wor1I 1t1
ploymenl . P. M. Cowdery,
in penon, Craw's
Steak ' auto iDauriEOI. We 111117 be J'ranklill, Ohio, and otar
.8II:YDLB.8.8I&amp;
II LOlf&amp;r.,LLOW
Long Boltom, 0 .
I 38 3tt
lkluse.
I 15 lfe
ablt te oaw JGU moaey.
terbacl; o1 the UliveraiiJ
O.e:leW...oOmplyfor
-.Ill-~ A1&gt; ....
11ALE
HELl',
bet1ieel
agea
Z7
I
I
lie
11116 Rose B o w
STUDENT salesman, Heinen
for
tho
tmee
JJo,
X
for
tho
O'o,
et.e.
IIID(Ie
.ud S5, dean, aeal appear- A11l'OMOBILE blaur-. beeD mamplona, ""' "lib tb1
Bakery . Park and High Sis ..
tropblee. tho
at
aDCO of good character. OIJ
~ed? Loll Jtar epera~ elo ·Jist seasoo.
Middleport, 0 . Call afU!r 11
Jlacb da.T tile OO(Ie :lett88 . . dlff .....
.,.. DiCbl .ahifi available. Apply ar'a UcenseT can WY Rill
a.m.
8283tc
.A O)p' 1 - ... , M1
In penon at Burrer Bay, 23
!
I 15 lie f;OMIVES S!G~
Male Help Wented
HAR C:BBB W BWD BAJDPB
W. Uotoo, Atheaa, 0. belw' ·
NEW YORK (UP!) -Hc,..,41
- --- - , . ·bolll"l ol I and 6 p.m. a9 3ttc lfONEY UN~
Komives, a 6-1 piaymalter "ho
Y~
rDYOB W8YII:H AJB VJQHXRB
MAN FOR loeal service st•
LE HAVRE, Fnlnce (UP!) - averaged IU points per. •;;;
tion, must bf! able to do tune- H .8 B
Wanted T0 Buy
B B'B.B a Q fl B C: I P a
.a J a.Pollee today •al!l no 0111 bas and finished llflb 1D the '"'
up• and light l'Opair work.
'
aBBQBY:D
ANTIQUES,
Furniture,.
marble
come
forward tli' dilill fl3,100 In aasl!ll l,aal year, lllgned
WriU! lo Bos 668-A, ,.., Daily
top
tables,
disbta,
cui
glioe.
hi
-u.s
. .cumncy fourid · ia I96U1 . ~lraet ..rib the New
lontlnel, Polllfi'Of, 0. Givt
.,.......,... Q;;l prtu I VOW AND PROTJlST THICRW8
8 D':Pft
mJa(!ellaneous
ltemo.
L
t
e
SJCk
fl118tlng
Iii; ~ Havre York Kni'*ertic!!'ke~;&gt; ol the
lliOIUI
PlJa.GUII
'ftUlf
PUn••liUI
Wl'nl
A
lame. address, phoRc, age,
Q)lMAW
u•
Le1i0D
'ferrace,
barbor
Monday.
'~:he 1110111J 11M Nallooal Baaltetboll A~alloo .
Rudilill,
8llll former experience.
l'olllff01,
Obio.
I
19
lllp
1101
beea
.reporie4
JIIINinl
llaaday,
,
I It lip I
1:.
IT'I
10 ' ' "A'
TO 'L.IIC:I
; .ISUL J 'IODUCI ...

AN' GOT HITcHED BY.

'

Pomeroy, 0.

·UDIATOR

·WEN:r OVER

COUNTV. SEAT

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Tho to terrorize lbe population. over lhe south panhandle of
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boall in tbe dOiia's · chief tOwn 75 miles formed assassination teama to nisi vessels look place about
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today, In tbe soUthwest of Saigon. Only last ldll both Amerlcon and V~ and 4f miles ea8Woutheast
out a surface-fo.alr (SAM)
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missile site ~ miles
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of coastal Vinh, There were
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mine In a viUage poUce reiiOUI'Ces control chief. bave been doubled and In some flYing through bea'Y
In South VietNam,
place.
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troops contlimed to
The mine exploded in the throughout South Viet Nam In officials. Guards also were An RF4H Crusader jet
through rice •addles,
today, caused by acute dru Yiila~e of Can Tho in the an eHort to disrupt the Sept. 11 lncreaiiOd at An!erlcan billets. down about eight miles
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otbers whlle suslalnlng llgbt 7th Fleet carrier CanotelJ
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