https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/eef5c868ed1345caf957d32db02b5ce5.pdf b5b0310c3ca5b66c6261cfdd6b759529 PDF Text Text of the ·Ute lll64' growing seat(~ delelimits ~~ Tho ileportment · theiDct- dent. Dr. J. . ~~Ire Go!Ua County, C\>r!!MI', f"'ed death was occldentol. · Sgt. James E. llildwln aald the child, Dwayne ~ry McQultct,, apJ>I1'ellll¥ wu killed 'inslonlb. His ._Utor, David .lli:QDIId, WIS ' the semi-trac' prepariqr to move tor. He slorted to poill Ute ..,. '~ ' '~ t;~' . ' INTRODUCTIONS - Tenth District Congressman Clarence Miller, rilht, greets Mr. and Mrs. Bachner during the dedication ceremonies of tbe Leadlrw Creek COnaer\'&llty District Park afternoon. At left Is Jack Crisp, conservancy district board chainnao. Mr. and Mn. ll<h~ and Mrs. James Titus donated the land ror Ute 14 - acre racWIY to be kllown as Acres Park. which inclUdes a two acre lake and picnic IDd other recreatiCI'Ial racUUJes. bSe,iUnol Phoio. • Dedicated Sunday IS (Cont:irued !tom page I) Marauder baRipresented several said the Ohio De- selections under the direction of of Natural Resources David Bowen. A letter was read from state condnue toslC)port the pro- The Oag raising ceremony was led by Boy Scwls andGirlScwls or the Rutland troq>s. The new park, built on Iande»noted by Mr. and Mrs. Dale BachRep. Ralph Welker who was uJloo ner and Mrs. ,lames Titus, is to able to be present. and Herbert E. (Pete) Shields, ASCS Meigs be known as Forest Acres. It conoflice manager, praised the "fine talns on L-shlped lake or lboul three acres. job" done on the park. , 0 '' .'I ·~ f.'\ • .· •.. . i .~ VOL. XXI ' .. . ' Devoted ( ' ' NO: 83 concluded saturday after.. Ill the OhWcoPacerrace, Julia ,., Bead placed ftrst lo bolh heals w!Ut Jute!O>s First beiqr second. In Ute ftrst hell and .rwrUt In the ........ Thin! In both heats was Dream Volo ClllllOd and driven b)' · •IIIIJ Newhart or MarlettL Second In Uto second heal was Jack Knife OWIIed b)' D. o. Moon or WashinglOll C. H. Moon also owns Julia Jllid. of Pomeroy and driven Spencer, owned by Blake Davis, by.the latter. Third In both heats was Coontry Sp..t owned by D, 0. Moon. Second in the second heat was Bill BarlowownedbyHoward Fuller ol Croton In the race for pacers which hiVe ·not won $1500, on ellml,.tlon heat W1l8 held due to the llllllber olonlmols In Uto race. Spices Time driven by Sidney Spencer andownedb)>IDoke Divis caldwell, was first in two heats; Miracle Stone, owned to, W. C. and E. N. Humphrey otPomeroy, was second in two heatslndthlrd Lawrence ,J, Heiner, 88, died SUnciiY' lfternoon In the Arcadia ~· "' the trotters roee. Owner It ~ Frederick o( Doytoo. Nurslrc Home at Coolville. Mr. Second In the ftrstheltandrourth Heiner had been at Uto rursh¥ In ,the second ns West Sl,.te hmle alnee June 1, 1965. He was born JIDUlry 10, 1880, Lb, owned to, lqer and Sldnoy A. In Old Wosblngtoo, Ohio, u.e·aon ol the lote 'lllamls J. and Norclsn Harkins Heiner. He wa11 also M~SC ~ preceded In death by his wire, Mlyme J-s Heiner In 1957. Mr. and Mr a. Heiner were married in TONIGHT & TVES. 1911. at Siawnee, Ohio. He was AUG, 19-20 the last of 1 !amlly o! nino chll, HOTEL dre"' Rod Toylor-caUterine Sj)uk He' was a member ot the MldKorl Mllden-Melvyn Douglas dloport Presb)olsrlan Chureh, oO (Color) year member or Middleport 363 AND F&AM, PomOI'O)' Chapter No, 80, Jane Forda & Peter McEnery Bosworth COWltll' 46, Ohio Valley in Commarxlary Na. 24, Pomeroy; THEGAMEISOVER Ancient lnd Accepted Scottish DRIVE-IN -· =::;;;;~ MEIGS num. TONIGHT AND TUESDAY AUGUST 19-20 (John Huston's) "REFLECTIONS IN A GOLDEN EYE" (Technlcclor) Ella. Taylor - Marlon Drando COLORCARTOONS: l!ui&ed In 1 Rug Chiller DUlers l'RIIDAY THRU TUESDAY AUGUST 23 - 27 "VALLEY OF THE DOLLS'' <Technlcclor) rbara Parkins -Patty Duke OLORCARTOONS: Good Neighbor FVZ SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Waving Timepllced ft.rstlnone heat with Berthac Hol, secon:t, IIlii &u>er Pllo4 owned by Rodney HandSOilt Jackson, third. Lo .J. Heiner Dies Sunday _ Queen1 s O.ll wu ftrst in both No one under 18 will be ldmitted umless accompanied bJ. parents. in two heats was Dod,y Creep, owned b)' Illy Harper o! Malqa. Rites, Valley of Columbus, an:t a · lire member or Ute Order or Rollroad Telegraphers. He lnd hi& wl !e operoted Ute Maynard Coal Co. In Rutland for several years. He was also dormer postmaster of Rutland. He is sunhed by a nephew, Bernard Black, ZanesvUle; two nieces, Mrs. Virginia Fitts &Jd Mrs. MarquetlteMcKUlipwhoreside in ttte wesL Funeral services wW be held Wednesdl,y at 2 p. m. trom RawJ.. lngs Coats Funeral Home with the Re~. Howard Rt.~~pelt offic:lating. Burial Will be in Miles cemetery, Rutland. Masonic services will be held at Ute funeral home Tuesday at 8 p. m. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime o!te~ I0 a. m. Toesdoy, 40 Ohlo crurtles. The Committee lor on August Primary 59(Hisored the election. Mccarthy took 50,3 per cent of the vote while Vice President HUJilllhrey hid w settle r.,.. 23 per cent. or 6,656 VGte&. Other Democrats listed on the blllot, distributed to 700 polllqr plaCes, were Sen. Edward T. Kennedy, O..Maaa., lnd sen. George McGovern, O.S.D. Kennedy polled a 13.7 chunk of the vote while McGovern got 3.3 per cent. Althougll 001 listed on Ute ballot, former AlablmaGov. George Wallace recehed 3,966 wrl~ln votes. Rich1rd CeJeste, committee 1 '· · FIVE C:ENTS . TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1968 -:«oW.«-:«-»:.»x....:-:.:·:-:-:·:-x-:-:·:.-,.....:x:::~::-;:;::::::::::~-::::..>.::::::::::=-;:::::::::::::::::::::::~r-:::::::::m::::::;-.:::::::::::;:X:::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::~:=x:::-.:::::::::x:::::X:::::--::::--'.:::s:~::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::-,?.::::: .,,_ television s~udio in ~ weeks ahe:ld. Nixon oloo expressed apprO'IIi ot President Johnson's current re!uoal to halt U.S. bombing In NorUt Vletnoin until Hanoi gives o <lear algr~ or wtut-ss to reclj>rocote with o almllar otep toward de-eacalatlon. !B· ' ,,' l'omerOy vUiap will invite ,bldJ to .....true! lla m!lllon dollar ........... ~ fl ~ '·¢ "!li ..~,,,. ' '' Chlrloa " '. ' SAIGON {U1'fl - U. S. and South Vielnlllleoe lraopl .loi!Q smuhed the !orgest Cominwilat offensive ol the JIIIIIUIIOl', kWIDtl more thon~OO V!et CODJ andNorthVI.-.I!'IJ1\I.drlvlnrlhooi•s more boek Into the .Clmbodlan bonier otea Jurcles. , ' ' U. S. spokesmen sold thou&andi of Communiate !Jl'lllll friiD · · lairs olong Ute boMer Solllay ond otruck 1\1~ 151!11Jor \"Pta 50 to 70 mOos norUtwest of saM Amerlcon illlll South Vl-ooe !1'1qo olded Ill' U. S: laJij<a; i\'1nOfo<l ~ e-.;r~P. bollcopter 81Q11hlps illlll p,lonos Utrew bo<k every ,oltlck. . · '· UPl corre6PODIIent Alvin B. Toy )'llilh irom 1 t>OIIilon Webb Jr., roportlng from Ute orouad the long Hot Dll!lllllllprovinclal CIIJtlai O( Toy Nlm, ry, Jiut the oDie1 were·reiob. which kook the moln ossoult, U.S. hell(,q,w illlll said Ute lilies cleared the orWiory -red Ute oros. streets or eommunlots In eight By 4 a.m. .iodaY llie COmmuhwn. nlsto lild 11.011. Tile)' tried to He 18\d the retreaUqr Com• scorch , ihe . eorth os · thet mllllista borned , II leaat 400 retreated. - ~ V~'\0 homo!a In 1 llllr mile section of offtcllla , oild' the Commlllliill' Ute southelotem corner ol the lloo .~-... 10 to 20 ei~ • .,~ii\il cll,y of 80,000. Civil~ OJUihl ill Uto ll!ldlo• Hldeoul" -lies lnvolvod Ill' Sl>llcltla' Fred Crow. ldl;vor ~ llllnBld PIIIIIOl'O¥ ~ baa I • • • 800 ecotlOinlc ~ ' '·" mlnlllratlon ilfllll and I plloor $180,000 ~~~-~.6uldl for tho proJect, Tldaleavoiar.toUIIIIIed ~50,000 Ute! D1t11 be . ralsod to, ........ lloldl. _,._ jng- . ...,. . . {TGt.ll ...,ltlll). Tho obMrvttl 11111+ • · rote - e e l l l d - dnonce CGIIIn>lllng 111111 be COIIIiderod .. .. ..., con bo drawn "'' lit ocdvlll': - II W111 ........ thai . . . 111111 be modo to Ute Belch~ Cemoteey road IIIIo 1011'. JiiQar Llpr will Ute ~ 11101111. - ' "'' ' II no qreed to 11111111 o· biiber lumen ' POI~:UOn~=~fJL~~~~~~~~ ~ ... IDokno~aetioiL 11mb came down. - Sentinel c, CWB TO MEET welil> Eltabllih lilltl the Tho Wlndlna Trill Go.- Club oppar~ •'ldlllld to will meet II 8 p.m. Wedneldlf at the omen a1 ~ 0111o Power . CO., with MJ'I. LloiJd ·MoOt• oa ., tnve- . Ute Me· ,, Gl!ered to plfehue t300,000 --u. or ...,._ balila .., Ute ' ' jli'Oject 11 8\lt ill ...... Council d i - Ute but .,.... t<,U '1/obl> lliet·"""""'·'"' : -m ' doll\)' In ...mlltlllg Ute ...... lloement CDr bide 011 Ute JII'Qlod lo completion at dtle cheeidlll <if ol tWo ftldelas dllnqod himseir wa& struck lltrker BOld he wio o.t.. Wehb sild thet by ~te ~· lbl U.l or!Oiery a,l!ellf W,Ied . , , the Communlals nre 1iee1t11J the ' cillomunlata 'IDI :·! •truck ._,.I .. hideouts In' Ute rubbot ·plinla. hollseo. Tiley iajd 1i 'ioa' l [!IUr : · !Ions four mlloo from 'iW Ntm, ~ivlllanl were . ~ tnil•lllllre> '· which lle• in war·t, . .C. ~" ~0- ~~~.b'(r:4 ~ i one o! the main VIet ColV tiiJ:rlliL 1 . ;· ":}-r~.~ < ,.,. ,, .. sanetuariu in this cOuntry. -.~ · •• · ·•:. ,. ! · ,. Mill~ observers otdd 'theY cloui>Ud the weekond deren.tV. woa Ute malo<' red o«enalve thlt oll!Od lntelllpnee loid predicted """ coming Utlo month, In Sopiember 01' Oct(,. ber. It pOtsed oo ~ throat I<> Saigon. -. Bot !he alllcks .->eat ol ~ P~~-~.'r oetlln vUtelty llid at 1....., Ma.Yor Leil1' r_.u.s UteQabo 'c~ imioh!P• Seeklrc ~ Gl COWICU llandiJ lllaJt. ., LAND~E PREDICTED RODNEY DOWNING, SEATED, io 1111101111elng Ute Ml partaerohlp at Willlom D. OiDdo, .-1111, In Ute Dow~ lnaur. anc~ Apncy whleh lo oboenlng Its . tOOth ,..._ in buslne11, ' Childs hu been asltldatod with Ute llrm over live yeara. . IIIOa:.t=~:lOO '· u..r. ..... ..¢nr dde 1jl ~ ali' and "oil ... heYO to de II moVe with it. ' Help '· ln<ive it o-· . klas illlll It will bo 1 ilondllide." 1 holliell. ' ~ c "' choii'IIlll', said McCorthy hldhls lar-ororicero ~ rural resldenta. strongest SltJport in the l!luburba · Hei)SOI'IIIIheadlnNefii'OoreiL and among college sttl;lenta. HumCeleste aald Ute Idea behind the phrey was the choice ot blue col- election waa to "give the voter11 "'Ill' ....,._. .,., -. chance io state their prefer- CeiSrll H~iil• and In the encea."lle oaldhliwlllllcltorward .PI'OVIDc•• ended 1 the .elecUon resulls to Uto Ohio ' cDI!II>UIIIw low .· point In delepUon to the Democradc No- cciinbot tn' Soalh Vleblun. · tk»1aa Coovendoo and tointoreat.Tile .......,.. cam& •1 ·TIY ed·partlesln other otatea. Nlnli, I. oleip town thai beCIIlUI Pdlo 0110ned loot Frldliand • - - In wor 11 rolilgeoo ballots' were returned liofll 1!111- 11'<111 Ike bittluoneo IIQc:10od ln. liriiiiY nlgl\tfor cwndng. · W~ u1d tlllt llWIIIay ii .I!IIIV' ! 11 1,000 VIAll ~ llld ·North Vle!Mmoa, <llne · II) tOwn, Quiet ·Boy Is held . \~ ot next week's llomocrotlc Nallollll Coowntlon. He W11! moetlng wiUt 200 illinois parcy offtclols and then conferring prl.ate(J with Richard OsUvie, GOP condkllte ror sover:nor, From there, Nixon. was Qyi.ng to Ll!wlng, Mich., lor a vlalt wiUt G... Geor$0 Romney, He planned to spend the night in Columbus, Ohio, where he will meet with Gov. James Rhodes Tuesday morning. Alms -It 4ri''t SW..o Nixon ard hla political strategist& are convinced he must carry most or the nation's largest states- Cllltornia. New York, Wlools, Ohio, Michigan, P•nnsylvanla ond T•Dl!· Nl""" ftew to Springfteld Sun~~~Y. night frCllll San Diego wt<ere he told riewsmen he would campolin ._c<H&-._ce with the, .,ters in order to uexperlence a chemistry" with Ute I""'Pie. He oald he would 001 .. barricade" himseU in a McCarthy Clobbers Fie,ld CLEVELAND (UPO - Sen. Eugene McC&rth)o, O..Minn., Sunday W11iked orr with 14,622 or tl>l 30, 000 votes c1st in 1 mock Democratlc,primar)' which was heldtn n In Ute JIOII'tlon. s-era w~ 11101111 In Ute portion lnd lllmlllg eooler in the north. Pomeroy Sewerage Project Near Bidding Stage-- Legar · By United Press lntoroatlooal Richard M. Nixon wao campolgnlqr lodl,y In three of ·the "big seven" states he considers vital tor success in his bid tor the White ll<>use. lnvigora~ after a week or CIIIICornla aunshlno and healiqr party wounds lnO.~cted at the GOP convention in MlaJI'!i, · Nixon scheduled meellnga with Republican lead~r& ln Dlioois, lllchlgan ond Ohio. The presidential condldete Chicago, . site ~ncer 'tonlslt ... 70 Ill Ute ' Raczng Ended Saturday ~.~st:V: ~~~~r:! ' HorN harness raclng at the IIU1Uii Meigs COunty Fair lliiW 1111r111 ·illld ·ro 'l7w lnhJre3u Of 'l7w Mejgo.MtUOn Area . PQMEROY-MIDDL~PQRT, OHIO' •. . Weather !II ·-~ at y e [ f ' ' " ,. . . ·¥;ea.... Old . . . I I . · omCEPERSONNEL OF111EDOWNINGIDsur&DCeAgeneJ COllier oa o boslnoss lllllor. Tiley ore, seated, Mn. Nelle Bahr, 1fho has been wlih Uto llrm for 13 yeora, and MrL JOIA Allen Firm , 7{~8owping~Childs ..... fl1e!!tl• !romtholrdll• ... "' rlVIIf~ *lor Downing WOO I ' ~ at 'lllllli' ilfta illlll Ins. Agency lllg. ' He was rap>rlsdly given tills III!De when Downlng and Clem'"" were lalldng to a couple at YllUDI! wnmen in the pilot bOUoe. Tbe two mon beclme lllattenu.. to the craft and II rill UI'Ol' ..... rtir·l'l Is refer~ to maey . a Sind ber. Clemens • - what lot ""' .. _. hlo 01111 . lilnoua "A!IIPior Jflck• Dowi1- the -=~ lnlftrm· . .. -·'ttiwuopl- Dow.inrc ',. - . , oGleen ~ lrlllle.,rlllg school ovltlls. CGundlmon Franldln Rizer will 11'1'11110 tllo lnotallotlon lad olao lor ligllts oo Ute rlver side of Ute IIIII lonr Jlll'llllli Iota. Becomes:!:~=::. 1!11 the i.nsatriatppl between New Ori11D1 and &, Louis. He was ~tecl. oGlclally wtUt being ..,. of the· i!ld!IIW pilots wJio tralatit-. ' ' ' ·'lie 'IIU limioaa river Dllll. 8d,!dirk Twain Ill Ids river !1111'• a \ . . l~ai 1 t,ll ,pxcel- illlll Ill the author's - . "Ule lelll hllltet lillh 1011\1 buah!iia- .., 'Ute Mloslsllppl " M a J or a light Ill troat ot Ute """'"""' J!apdat Clllrdt - Membera<JIUte_...,. mltlse will chock Into I ....... !or guard railing II Ute l!oltom at Breezy Helihtlla Mrl. Nclri!Wt Klool' - Aellotl ••• filion to - - _.,the ...-13'. ... lliiDuor Hlwloir to *"Ia 1 Ill ~ 'lllllllo. - II Wll dedded Ill 11111111 I new eatch Eut MilD &. near the Rlzor·Oll ~. Mtend!Dtl nre Mlyor Llpr, Clerk E<& Sclllallob llld Caomcilmen Rizor, Leolle Fults, LGu 'Poolln lnd Don Collllll. cal> - buill...., �'l!lr~l ,~lm IIIIo I Hr~o of ~::-: •lg$ ~ qp -•tiD« diiJ hlo ·~ m~1 UJ'BO!II" """" on the eYe of · tW~rotlc Notional Conveo' , . tlj)n 'd Orst to make his peoce PlriY . l!lth ·hilllselt own paot .1• Thl,Vlce-Preslde\111111Y that he · fectl,y clear In•his own tnlnd •• to eriD« line dill .- where he reltl,y stands on this ltiiiD« line Ia ~ !act l!ant lnd brood!~~« lsaue, but It of llle. · 18 •el'!' plal~thatmlll)'othero,lnSome of the <r'!'jlfl•tate del&·'· <ludlrw aome·or his moot-or. ptlons thu• tar !JIIhlosjde-lnd • :. lid bickers, are tar rrmn clear ootably ...,. 'bltl tiiWII'IIMait i· In tlttllr mjnde. ones t~t Will blrequlred rorhis . To till anloolcer, ltoppeare one nomination- _. bteomiJW reodQ , dill J:luq~hrey Is atandlrw tlve and worried. This Is to date reoaOMbl1 f@st with the policy or only 1 priYllf' relliQ'tlllilt c:ould , .. ""pe"' Helen Help YOU'llf ABKED FOR rrt Thla oolumn Ia tor 7011111! peapie, their problema ODd plea,_ area, their tromleo lnd fun. AI with the rest of llelon Help US!, It waleomea IIUIJhs but won't dodp a aerlouo Cfl8atlon with '1 ~ru!lh..U. cSend your teemp quea~~on1 fD YOUTH ASKID FOR rr care ' Ill Helen l!tlpUS!thlsnew'-. ·rr'S ALL IN THE WAY Y.OIJ LOOK AT rr Dear Helea· rm not ~ amort aleck k 1 d •• U a lin the 111ea who &hould -ry lbout theirs, because they'rellliOd with depraved thoughts. - KEPT UNDERWRAPS Dear K.U.: You -'d be rl&ht. but oode13' belog aa It Is. doll'l try to )11'0\'11 fOUl' cue C.. II( a I D Street. Would a pelr of abort aborta be too Dlldi ~ a compromise?- H. Dear Helen: llere'l for lhll barIll tdrl tO •• iPlnat tho GrOll Amerlcad Y~ ' ~ ·litr braalni - · tO be l'umlY. Thll .. boyfriend: "lie wbo Wllketh by oo the level. Some time ago you the lndl and talkltll byJtho yard 1'11\'a aerloa Ill lelteri bolh de· deservatll to be JJ1cked by t h e !ealllni and CODIIemniJI& - ' • lootl" - READ~ who went nude around the houae. I believe ~ even aald fOIII'Ielf lila! "nude II the only 111Y to •. IIWim." an- rm a male, ta; an bonor - · I don't know II "audill" Ia the word to describe me. but ever Iince I can remember I have cHallked wear.. Ina c1-s. tar IMre com- · . lortable lnd relaxed wbon I dior('l bave to IR>rl'!' abdltthem.l-d 10 llldo ell the Ume, It 1 COUld, but Ill)' parent~ don't ot. thb ''bare" bualnlss. '1'1110' .,:t -ed IIIII disgusted when ~ oee me altthw around lllde lri Jill' I'OOJIL Once when t h a y ~r111'1 boml I 101'101 ODd went out to 1111 tho peper, The nelabh bon almolll had me arrested for lndaeent _.,... until I ~ ond- now .lheT Wei~ now~~:~~~~= .has make It c~ . lit ~ckl ~ pollcJe& of Preside'!~ JohJ!Iclft 'hao "IOQ. per coni" .- and he !f. ~ lqj to withhOld hia eqlior..mt,_ ~ or lliy PrUidani' uplhilt wilu the day before the convettUin' q,.. eno.Daley~sthell~ or t:ourae, ber Whlola 4elollllloo. ·' the pine. ,JIIit It has, of ~... loog been a· . VlotllllD - the moot. open aetret that sOiilt or Pn.slileht: Humphrey's ld>laers want him to pull a!ll)' !rom the Joint...,. Humphrey · AI!DIInlatrotloo oo VIetnam, on the theory that he '. pn!teetloo qa1na1 . "j :. ' B~ '11\om• ~lan .T. 06well, ... , J~.er ,..j :intlnj ~. n Mr•t' rr.d A. !llrarnv to,_..., Vice l'lftidenl?" BY JACK O'BRIAN pltal .... N-1\ryftferyweek he lhougbt ot MIDI-Tinll>- . NEW YORK - Playboy and tO 1101 tar, Grant tor a at thy: ".lull pretQ< tae~." TV Q'coon Ralph Slolkln ~er IllY price lnd then report "lie's Pete llamlllllaa a Good l!ouoe1IU a cheopabte: paid $35,000 - • beeli oo and _,'I, ever" kees>lntl piece m his friend llclba year !Or hla Hotel Carillo .... But he - - Ill In Jack by l!ellledy; Pete 1111 with llobI\IJirt11lenl lnd went baokru.Pl On l'lar'a midnllht -..a fUrl by When he died .... 11oJ COIIII'I F-al Court, Chicago) Cor ~6 1111 for a Illite 1'llllllnc II& .... next book (hla !'McCarthy" lain million .... Don't be aul]lriead It Son. Joke JIVIII 11011 a N e w a 2nd prlnllng fqr a 3rd) •'l<k WarMr again beCOIIUIIOim· Yorker ~ by'Poltel will be aboutdl-celawa .... One er Ill the rum nrm bearing hla Workera .... llaJley Milia raeed llllho _.ld'a moat lamoua Jourlamlly oflllllO .... Ita current boaa &!IIY her driver's Het11oe I o r lllllllla Jut perlltlldeil Cobo to Elliot lb'men's rea10111 Cor lell- three- .... olkarw.....,.., lakt a di-ce case ror a iallnll out Include the heart ajlpealt ftte out ot "" later- ,1111 .... veter.n .actress Rbth he had Jut l1)lrlna that lew knew new requelll ba>1 beeli rrom W~ek <W911ti,lwllltl) bu L. A. about ••" Nhon'. olrlllfl talk ·- IIOWIIttl!l- ''" Tim Slnalra II bu.nmMDlekl'uJxNb'baambout the l'lleblo lnddent hu our DMIYI........... Ia ' lnl ., .. Cute albwll tWo: "AII'I Slate l>ep't Jittery .... Tile actor Arvano el11 oqut4Wt- tobave ~ .. 23rd 81." for 14-J8ll'Cameron Mitchells alerted tho hla fJ'OIIt.4eaCII pp CIII1CIIIflapd . old Julie ·'&Jdd•o Drill LP; ,JIJI(t stork •••• ..The Odd eau,~. 8u but Terry:'lbol!>ll 11u bls In- wiD !Gar the.......,.withan"olcl. . BiOiead more In Its 11na1 Mu- aundlor a forluae. .. tdrl" .. .._01.. -litrllllll• Hall week ($236,000) calllnllttbiJ•.m tar, 11. · Ita tlrat ($228,000) .... '1111 Mil- F. Konntd7 Centn for tho Plr- Ral- Grill- Brian Dill ate Hill m-1111 wi- It lor1Diac Arta 11ut It wu IJiqbt utr.d Jlllen O'Connell, a JDijor c:ould hllid U ovei' lonpr a n d D.. E'••lbowea who JnWated II; lluulll ~ tho lila Band Era, frlllkb' didn't llllnk tho next Rim 10 It will lll1lll Ita Prfal"onttal Ia lilt dldn'l. thiM lhlJW• ha" .("Wbero Were You 'fhen t b • Box lifter l<e .... Blaeat ~- Cj\lll&ld~· llal.. loolied out t h t Lil!hll Wont Qui'') -"1 be 111'011 In movlu lode¥ Ia atarlle baN 0111L Grljl'l t$th IIOor wlncloaet 10 ,II kake ftfary Radio AIIeo Ill Wall St., -'II upi!afd1 dow at tb1 sq and IIIJled, "'1111 CI.IJ Mualc Jtall record wltb a Ill $150 liiiUinoa .... Leaat,llllbll- atara .,.. IIIII 111e' I&IIIO," .... dztd rum ltll'e-: Jeri')' New- lleleo l1lri 11. !li'....S..w_,. ~lot­ .. ;. lfani&lr Joy aarno 111 Ir YOII're • real Old-nell~ bulf1 CJIItltlla Md criU,et> Ill GQP c..r-. Pillet In mlllht l'tCGIII1Iit ·- of till ctWtngBklli'- - - ti'IWd Tlqy Tlm'a -..men~ fealuretl Pl~era Iii' .t ill '"Char10 Boll Ktntnw "~•• 111'1 •ddetii.Y talu!a lY" morito: ildln't NBC boas ~ •niadio 1~ ..u... cit i~twa crew .. 'I t k toTba ~ ~"In- f!\diO . . . . ~ tarluda'' film . II a IIMIIi all NeiiOll 111& 00 a lln'lce for lite COIUU7, 111e1111ng 1111- ~ ., a . Sir tAu..-. tJIItw ruh .I ll t4tn~rehlet P1etr7 ., .. Gov• . Is IWIOul o. C..- didn't 111111....... 1 ..,. cldte SQera' . ~· · ·~a&cald ~~~::: ~·=~ a.. I s~n ·. . \ ' periOd score<~ Gets.. .A. flO ' ther · · . •· .. . . . ..,,.. ' ,,. ,,· . ,>. ... ,.· . 'Snutout 1'~. 01 ~ •r:ctor-v ~ J . . • 1 ,. , ,.. .. . • · • By FRED McMANE . shutout of tilt 1111011. . VP1 Sporta Wi1tar Ia otber NL octjon, Clnclllllltl f - e S.hiCIP mJ&Iil ttve 1•• bl4t Plttabur&ll a.a, Houotoo ·aS · · chlnce of eocoptrw the wnth or lOPPed Loa Arwelea SU1 Bob Gll)acn, llut Rube Marquard' Fnncloco nlppocl New York 1-G . . probio~Jq Y!on't be 10 lucky, ·In 17 liln!JWs lnd Chicago beat li1Q>r .....,.. ~ Sduf>p little kDolm Atllnla 5-l. 1 St. 1:.oti1a •• • •sci 45 .1140 . pltcl\er who holds the ~ llolt1l" blank¥, Cleveland :1-4, Clnclnnall • , ,M 58 ,553 131h • 1equo reo:ord for thO IOoiut :Mimwaota edPd New York 1-G, san Fran, , , ,85 58 ,p28 It Oli'ned nm aYerip conipllldln Baltimore belt California 1-G adcalo ; , ·•• 85 61 ,518 IJih tho aeaiCID with o. eo .tor 140 lnd · W*•~ 4eteatod OlioAllaiita .; •••• ~ 81 ,508 16\2 lnnlop 1n 1918. Marquard, 1 land t-1 In American Leque PI~ • , .59 91 ,478 ~ ·blaer 1111110 star, 101 tho games. Phl!lcliJplda •• 58 81 .489 22lh ··record for moll conaoeoUvn Fred Wbltlleld blasted his Houlltoft,.•• ;·~;57 f!1 .452 Jalh &'IIDOI'won 1n a aeaaon with 19 lourth lnd !Ifill homeraln 1 atxNew YOrk • ,1 . ,.57 70 .~t 24 In ltU. Both, are 1n danger o1 · ~t~~~e span lnd Gerry Arrigo Loi! ~· •• 54 89 .;ue 2t loalnllhelr place In the reo:ord hurled a six-hitter aa \'10 Reds , ·c V'""VJ 111•\"11 . book to GIIIICID lhll ••aon. u.tendecl ¥r willlllne streak tO :q.ca;q5, ""'~1 . . . , '111132-year.ddrlihthanderof oeYenltJIIet. l.olu!' jl Phlli.ObnlatJt ~ . tilt lit- l:.oui~ (:aid~a IJIO'Ied 8r Thtl A"!"OI brake 11J1011 their nllalil·1'11tf131tlllllft~·'M ~ t·· · "'*'··"td•'IIOd'i reo:ordsi ~ ,flf41,1 .•~~fA!th .· t9!f 8, ~:~ &; nr,tl · ~ nlaht,whe~ 'lit ~ a ~~ · IGbtth ·~~·• I · N.Yl~'f.i:' ~ 'ln...i D1f11 tho fhlliilllpida Plinll~l i,o oli ihti : ~ jBlll ·, ~ ~ '..;_.!odlf'• ·~ }'l!ciliera \110 flits tor his 15111 a~ ~~' ~ Pltcller ,DIYe · · AII_~. I!IIT J li'IUIIIIlli IIi! JOirered bla ERA Gullitl Ud Rwoty Slabu Cdhlri• ~.danll <Mr.'ilro ,10-0) 11 au- 10 'i.OO. ADd recorded his loth buteo!' lw!H'Uft alrwtea tO till cqo Iii..... 13-12), ~:30 p.m, r1111• . and 11'11> AIP1'<11110010 . , lllllb¥,rall (EW'a M) at tin. el~ ·1'\lllol~lna: double. ~ ~~ U), 8:oJ 'p,m. st;!J.Qil!ER . · ~ · Hont litWied hOme till , 'lJL.Loult OitiJ" 111-'ll pJiu.. MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL ' ool,y 1'1111 Jn tho tGp Ill . rijl#a CL J~ 1~15), 7:1!5 ('VPI) · · •'l)rins . the lllll 11 .~ Qllntl ~ Mila · p.J!I, .. . . ~ft 1i ' played tho NL'a 39th loG game · ;sa. Franclleo (l;iodleld 11•18l" · this sea~ Limy, who af .)'lew ,YGii< 'CIIIl•~Oot);'I:H 1n · •. -."'4;'11~ t.uDinp In relief of ··~ ~"' ' .,.· 'I ' · t· \ •' Bob ..·uuuut ...,,~ reM' . ..... Wid crllllt for · ~~ ~...,.. ,~ 1..:10> • tho Ylclor7 J wldle · Ron ~lor .at HOilltoll (llltrbt li•JO), ~:30 .,. ,~the loaL ,. ' P,IP. " ' : . £lome Bankl ~ aw.--··~ >1111 11cmer hl · llte llrst lmii!B r~. at ·al.d ,Ron Santo bleated • oGJo · san f<rlnctsco lt'~ew·Y!II'k • ' ohQI ,In \!10 •l&hlh •to help lite ''lllliourp et Clilclmatt. · Cl!bl lil'Mk a a~»-pme lotlrw ~ lllo Louis at Phllldelpllll. 111'1111 · .mialr. ~IM Aqjolea ~ ~llltla. llllbl ' , taD . i . n S d-e· atarfes E. · SIIIOft. HHow WlHIId rou like ..M ~ ~ co~ In ~ ,On ~ PlioJ',"""' ·~1111)1111&"11 . lnd ,lnlanl·, deuahter. "{ RllvNtON• ,I'L'ANNm PT. PLEAsANT - Tile In' 1111111 Watter- ramlon l1 acheolded lot &m~~ay, Aii11Jllll25, at tho· llldilen Acrea llw!tl~ LOdge, Apple Grove, W, Va. 11le lodge ' Ia located clil Jerry' a Run Road oii Slate Rt. 2. A p!Cllle otyle dlmer will be held at 12:30 p.m. Wlth ·a 'bualneu meat~D« and ooclel hoiir tO tollow• =. C. b .·. ·..\i.. ... _,., ~ lha hclfer1•10. 7 belwe a ei'O!Od ot 47,121·1Jt llllwaullee iild sent G~D ·- .w::.......Uifini d~ . )I t ill ill 1MirNJ4 .._ ·r .·~'JI"·~·'· ' ":" bl'ck .~~ 78 tlldl· for a ~ 'on ,t ill tilt Mrl. lobTtle 'lllllfter, · (lleo E. Norllllll, Mrol l~ea ~. Zlmmerllllll, Cili')'i,o. ~. wu~ llam E. Qdtilh8r'~,,. Ruaoell lite ' GriOll, B1¥ In the lhlrd u QI!IJ'terbac:k, Bart ..---· "~ lUted "' ......._,., 1f91m· ~ KIIHk alillled ~ ~ comected on • Jt-yil'd "!bo ~ l*rlt ,llallaa ·~ hfa tiilllilcik l'!lillklD . lnfl> tile • tllu~ pua tO l!imi:Dqwler. lpld ...... ot the . Chlqaq . ' ,,, . , . . ' . . ~· 'thla • · ·:· : • '1111 "lntal ....... In • 11 t. ·Mrs.,. ··~ •. ,oJ ,., .. ......u w ~~:: . ~~· _ , __ • <.:.. , ........, I.YD lol Ball, !'earl A, Ballu'd, ~d<, ' . .!· Mro. Jamea R. Dubl,llita, Mar. Iotta, son, 9:4() P.IIL ~. Dtscllargea · Cynlhla D, Anchlracn, GY!ondo- Voice along Broadway ,. .. Mrs. Ernelll • . ' .iL.Y',. Ill 'i........ •.:.~t ' ·~·-·~ -·~ .... tilt! oome. 70<lllllft ...._.. of ·.... · :· I~ Wn....-~' ' .. · aiCOmJ · ~ve · .,... ·In bloc!cli]c u , Sll!'ra a . Jltn Dool~ .1• lm!UIW •Virio:f . .t1Dii ·p11J! ' '· < hlriiiOft, bounced otr, 1Wo ·~ ·, tO · ~· on d~ .· .. ·."GmD ...,.t deCease ~c.klera ·lnd atnlllell clown U. lfom, till ~II· 1101< and HI' 1111 belft lta > 1~ ot. auc:01as IIIII iide of . the field lll<e ~ .;::1 I , hlppOnlrv lA> hit G.,..n · ~ . yeai4.'1 .lloaley e~- Satur1> ,rodle(' , .-Pacb"' · · _ •~J.ut o~r ; 'Diu!!!Ple rcinnotton .Ml.c Perci.-1 provided the ; ~. rl!ilnd }tim ·It!*' otte...., whore J~ Ia the ~ ot .tOu!ty ' when he ~ dlll!•ln• '! coa!'i1,~ 1 qy1 can ._to Jl!l~• by IllY< ~','~ ~ lleld' 11011 In ~ ... ~. ' ' .~rm: ~ "':' , defense.'~ ,' the akond .:liarter. • do tO lluirphtey' e tatfon , ; ·~ ~ ton llur80•sf ... : ~.,_ ._.1' lid<, RL I Wurtland, l{f, Birth .I - • J ' VPB1'tiAtif - i..f..lo'!<KALE u Ul ' . r..r.,. avoid "''I· rd lll<e tO Join a lllidllll col, Ol1Y but •IPPOIO I can't Unlll rm Ill ago, M-e. m.,. 1 ._,. a .1ew worda In defense Ill lholi Who 111ft'. tO be as G o d . md ua, lllcl , . nolhina' •"dJ.r.. ty" about It? Man him- lair tor ,· ' . Holzer l!ofl)ital: Vltltlnghoura V!ntm; WW!am M. Eley, 283 2-1 .llld 7..!1 p.m. l'lrellls oni.Y on Salldora Dr·l 'Ltonlrd J, !llearDi, PedWrlca Ward. Pl. Plelo~~~ttt ' :llei.PIP T, 'c a i iAdmlsalona ~ Sr.,Muoit; JobJIW,MW. Ralph Lewlo, 700\2 Second dowa, Pl. Pleau,nt; .Roy E,•JtlefAve.; Mro. Robart E. Lee, 745 ~di, pt, Pl--.; p..,.., c. Fourth Avo.; Mra. Mocljeaka M, Camilbol'· N,ew llavill; Mr~. Roy Love, 417 Flrlll Ave.; Min Ada B. ·SIDle, UniiVIQetlol,rl. ·~ Greene, 720. Firat Ave.; M r •• 0, Pldteno, $TICUIOi J1 r 1. Freda M. WIUjJh, 1224 Secood JPlea R. ~, Marietta; Ave.; Rooald E. Dobbins, 3li Ev~·· ~ ·-R.~~et, ~ GroVel anallto.; Dorid lol Tawney, Low· Mrs, R~ 3 or River Rd. ; Lori A. Ccpley, Wellston; Mrt: Cjic!ll. Cjiltie, RL Rt. I Thurman; Otis Pltclferd, 3 Wellotoot Mrl. Or"'' C, Barry, Rt. 2BidweU;IIarliQIC(W,G1eene, Rt. I ScoUoWU; Donald V, Wood, lrclnton; WHila J; Cox, RL I oak HUit Mrs. Jamal L. Boa- -e . elemiftta, and somehow It sot all mixed up with I)IOI'ela, l!hlcb . oeema pretty lltopld lo me. Ibave •err hll!h moral standorda, llld I ._,. thoae who lcok on IOidlty a·. .~ j ' ~ . BERRr'S ·,~k·. e · ...·ps . '. ·~ ' 0 HOS,ITAl. lam ·d- lilt s-s. .am.:.t tt 6UJ< ,:. Chleaao .:\ -' ,' ROYAL:E llllli a,. of CbampIGaa ~ In till 89111 ailnual Grand ' Amerlcao Trapobootlng , NEW ·YORK ('VPI)- The lilttie linea are drawn between the 111111' had uiid Jlllh u other In 1lle .~ who all ~"" brdcen '100 lllr~ targela. "*' fuedlrw fDIIrll!8 pros and the Profeaal~ Golfera AaaoclaUon, IIIII Wlllnosday tho nation's proleaalonol gOlfers beeln chooalrw It) aldee. The rebellious golfers canplated their flilllt with tho PGA on MondaY by !ormtrw tJiilr """ tourlog oraanlzatlon. called American Professional Gol!ers. At a ineetlrw In Philadelphia on Wlllnosday, the pros wiD be asked whether they 111111 to atey with the PGA or go with tho APG, Tile P(lA also plus tO matJ out quesUOIIIIllreo lhll week to lind out how Ita fDIIrii!B members stand. Sam Gates, llwyer 101' the rebel - · said he thought the 205 pllyers on the tour were -oualy behind tho orpntzallon, llut Max Elbln, president or the PGA, expressed doubt! lhet the new would proYelhet )lq)ular. lll,l!r bralceliiJQ eaa~~tcutlveci_,. w~ Ir- Plaolt• .to ouuut win; ·lliarteniburi. S. C., by - ilriiOI. ' IIOJida.y .... the: tlrli olll- elal c1a,y or the· 111111111 obootlng ~rop. event l!hlcb draw• thOu-• ot - · · ' ' ~ ' ·=:::::::::=~::::::t~=::::x::::~.$::::~~::::~:~:::::::::::::::::::~ Leaders Mljor ~ Leoiler• ·B,y Unltid Preaa llltematlooal 'Natlooal .._e Rose, can ~ Pit 110 tot 41 133 .329 ~ Cln 113 487 64 153 .328 Alou, Alia 123 506 55 ui' .310 Helms, Cln 108 439 32 131 .298 McCOYy, llF 108·375 60 Ill .298 Millan, Alia 112 425 3li 125 .294 MQ, Cln 108 418 50 l2a .294 !bOO, !lou 125 464 45 136 .293 Flood. St L 118 492 64 143 .291 Amerlclll mane G. AB R. ll Pot. Oliva, ~ lit 418 50 127 .304 Carew, Mill 92 339 38 102 .301 llarrlm, Boo 113 402 69 118 .294 Audrwa, Boa 111 40158 117 .292 Monclr, Oak no 362 43 103 .285 cater, Oak 108 349 33 98 ,281 Ulllndr, Min 120 467 47 130 .278 F.H...., W11 118 443 59 123 .278 Yotsold, Boo 120 404 68 112 .277 Cpnra, Oak 120 489 59 135 .276 White, NY 117 428 68 liB .276 Home Runs ; Natlooal Loagne: McCovey, Glinta 30t Allen, 1'11111 25; Banka, .QU 21J.a. .Aaroa, Bravealllll WUIWfta, W>s·U; '· · · ' ., 'American League; F. Howard, Sonatoro 35; Harrel~. Red lloJ' 32t Horton; Tlprs 28; Jack1011, A's 23; Powell, Orioles 20. . llurul Balled In · . Natlooal ~: McCovey, Gllllla '?Z; Poret, Reda74; WUllama IIJd Santo, CUba 70t lllln- 4: 1~ 1~· ;~4 ~ 11 Not.one golfer has Informed us that he Ia not beh1n:l us," said Galee. "And they've had plenty of opportunltleo." "MillY ol the tourlog pros hive said they plln to Jo1n1 them," aaid Elbin, 11but rm not sure thJ)' won't want to remain under the PGA umbrella. We welcome them to ploy on the tour under the regulatlooa we tors 88; PoweU, Orlolea 74; Norjhnlp, '11gero 67; Oliva, Twins and Freeban, Tlgen 65. . Pltt:ldng Nallonal J,.ea&ue: Regan, llllba · and Kline, ·Pirotea .•10.."11 Maricbal, G1an1a 224t Glbm, Carda 18-St Ko18111111, Meta ~ Brllea, Carda 16-7. American ~: McLain, Tlgero 25-3; Culp ond SontiiiiJO, Red Sox 9-1: Than!, lndlaoa 18I; Hardin IIJd McNollY, Orlole1 18-3 and John, White Sox 104• )~~:.:.:~~=demMllo ~t::.:~~~SO:~a="D~ark~!V:I•~-/ ~-·Cll Dlell on1y ' tat and ellm, ravOI'Itlt~~ - alloofl' ll)lb . ...:..c~>:"··..o•·.·, ·==~~LII'¥•' FINE I'1VE NEW YORK ('VPI) - D I c k Wale&, commlul-r of t h e North American Soccer Leque, tined llvn members ot the Tor• Fill- '"' Clevellnd S!Gkel's Monda7 1l!1d suspended two or them. Amallclo Cld ol the Stoc:kera and.Jose Ponce drew tho SUJPellolono lnd an added tine ol ~0 while Cleveland cooch N01'1111!1 Low was ftned ~00 and Toronto trainer Jim GUmour lnd Falcon Peter Cubllll were docked $25 apiece. U.S. VS. CANADA NEW YORK (UPO - Tho Unlt.ed states and Canada will meet In the Gordon Trqlhy matches, an lnDlll1 tournament for aerdOI'J, at the Lake Pllcld Club, Lake Plaeld, N.Y., Aug. 23-24. ONE COAl ·HOUSE.PA11T ' . ,·· ,' ' ·THE:,OID \ .. 12.50 5 A GALLON "More·Hldlq Pow.-! One coat COYa'S, ewen ov• black! "More Beauty! More Protection! Royalellrusbes on like a liquid pcrcelaln! "More White That stars White! Efen In 511101, foa or blazlq sun! liNG BUILDERS.SUPPLY 2nd AYE. IIIDDLEPO~, OHIO. ..... ;;..,.----·-·1. ... ~ PRESENTS ·~ •l! FINEST LINE OF ! ,,.,. "-o o. J'" II' . .-,' ••,. ,, ,.,,1 c-----~----------.-., ·· Renewal . I ••ranee. r', ij Now, Natioo')'/dc lnsutai1CO .~ gu~l!ltec re- I J newal of I!Uto msurapce for five yean (after ~b polic:y is ~n effC'ct ~ da}'s); To qullll?', just pay th~ fn:mtl!ms and have ticeiJse for cmy driv1Rg.m . ~mlllen~~mr:famjiJ.Ask:mc' •Jutii. Don't accept sn imitation of the origins/•.. wa..,........ Bm-· • which tl belrw Qnanced oolaly .by the members, ·a Sotler.coqld rlak beiJW ellpelled . by \he elllbllshed PGA. Under PGA rules, a member goiter coanot compete· ro.. a rl.-1 orpnlzaUm, and Elbln lndlcoted the revela mll!ht 1018 ~lr rl&bts to ~dpate 00 the PGA tout. . I ' non, Carda 89. American League: Harrelacn, Red Sox 101; F. Howard, SOna- eerm..., .... v.... """""'- ,.,. have." . B.Y Jolnlog the new ArC, 'l6' ' /'. j �'l!lr~l ,~lm IIIIo I Hr~o of ~::-: •lg$ ~ qp -•tiD« diiJ hlo ·~ m~1 UJ'BO!II" """" on the eYe of · tW~rotlc Notional Conveo' , . tlj)n 'd Orst to make his peoce PlriY . l!lth ·hilllselt own paot .1• Thl,Vlce-Preslde\111111Y that he · fectl,y clear In•his own tnlnd •• to eriD« line dill .- where he reltl,y stands on this ltiiiD« line Ia ~ !act l!ant lnd brood!~~« lsaue, but It of llle. · 18 •el'!' plal~thatmlll)'othero,lnSome of the <r'!'jlfl•tate del&·'· <ludlrw aome·or his moot-or. ptlons thu• tar !JIIhlosjde-lnd • :. lid bickers, are tar rrmn clear ootably ...,. 'bltl tiiWII'IIMait i· In tlttllr mjnde. ones t~t Will blrequlred rorhis . To till anloolcer, ltoppeare one nomination- _. bteomiJW reodQ , dill J:luq~hrey Is atandlrw tlve and worried. This Is to date reoaOMbl1 f@st with the policy or only 1 priYllf' relliQ'tlllilt c:ould , .. ""pe"' Helen Help YOU'llf ABKED FOR rrt Thla oolumn Ia tor 7011111! peapie, their problema ODd plea,_ area, their tromleo lnd fun. AI with the rest of llelon Help US!, It waleomea IIUIJhs but won't dodp a aerlouo Cfl8atlon with '1 ~ru!lh..U. cSend your teemp quea~~on1 fD YOUTH ASKID FOR rr care ' Ill Helen l!tlpUS!thlsnew'-. ·rr'S ALL IN THE WAY Y.OIJ LOOK AT rr Dear Helea· rm not ~ amort aleck k 1 d •• U a lin the 111ea who &hould -ry lbout theirs, because they'rellliOd with depraved thoughts. - KEPT UNDERWRAPS Dear K.U.: You -'d be rl&ht. but oode13' belog aa It Is. doll'l try to )11'0\'11 fOUl' cue C.. II( a I D Street. Would a pelr of abort aborta be too Dlldi ~ a compromise?- H. Dear Helen: llere'l for lhll barIll tdrl tO •• iPlnat tho GrOll Amerlcad Y~ ' ~ ·litr braalni - · tO be l'umlY. Thll .. boyfriend: "lie wbo Wllketh by oo the level. Some time ago you the lndl and talkltll byJtho yard 1'11\'a aerloa Ill lelteri bolh de· deservatll to be JJ1cked by t h e !ealllni and CODIIemniJI& - ' • lootl" - READ~ who went nude around the houae. I believe ~ even aald fOIII'Ielf lila! "nude II the only 111Y to •. IIWim." an- rm a male, ta; an bonor - · I don't know II "audill" Ia the word to describe me. but ever Iince I can remember I have cHallked wear.. Ina c1-s. tar IMre com- · . lortable lnd relaxed wbon I dior('l bave to IR>rl'!' abdltthem.l-d 10 llldo ell the Ume, It 1 COUld, but Ill)' parent~ don't ot. thb ''bare" bualnlss. '1'1110' .,:t -ed IIIII disgusted when ~ oee me altthw around lllde lri Jill' I'OOJIL Once when t h a y ~r111'1 boml I 101'101 ODd went out to 1111 tho peper, The nelabh bon almolll had me arrested for lndaeent _.,... until I ~ ond- now .lheT Wei~ now~~:~~~~= .has make It c~ . lit ~ckl ~ pollcJe& of Preside'!~ JohJ!Iclft 'hao "IOQ. per coni" .- and he !f. ~ lqj to withhOld hia eqlior..mt,_ ~ or lliy PrUidani' uplhilt wilu the day before the convettUin' q,.. eno.Daley~sthell~ or t:ourae, ber Whlola 4elollllloo. ·' the pine. ,JIIit It has, of ~... loog been a· . VlotllllD - the moot. open aetret that sOiilt or Pn.slileht: Humphrey's ld>laers want him to pull a!ll)' !rom the Joint...,. Humphrey · AI!DIInlatrotloo oo VIetnam, on the theory that he '. pn!teetloo qa1na1 . "j :. ' B~ '11\om• ~lan .T. 06well, ... , J~.er ,..j :intlnj ~. n Mr•t' rr.d A. !llrarnv to,_..., Vice l'lftidenl?" BY JACK O'BRIAN pltal .... N-1\ryftferyweek he lhougbt ot MIDI-Tinll>- . NEW YORK - Playboy and tO 1101 tar, Grant tor a at thy: ".lull pretQ< tae~." TV Q'coon Ralph Slolkln ~er IllY price lnd then report "lie's Pete llamlllllaa a Good l!ouoe1IU a cheopabte: paid $35,000 - • beeli oo and _,'I, ever" kees>lntl piece m his friend llclba year !Or hla Hotel Carillo .... But he - - Ill In Jack by l!ellledy; Pete 1111 with llobI\IJirt11lenl lnd went baokru.Pl On l'lar'a midnllht -..a fUrl by When he died .... 11oJ COIIII'I F-al Court, Chicago) Cor ~6 1111 for a Illite 1'llllllnc II& .... next book (hla !'McCarthy" lain million .... Don't be aul]lriead It Son. Joke JIVIII 11011 a N e w a 2nd prlnllng fqr a 3rd) •'l<k WarMr again beCOIIUIIOim· Yorker ~ by'Poltel will be aboutdl-celawa .... One er Ill the rum nrm bearing hla Workera .... llaJley Milia raeed llllho _.ld'a moat lamoua Jourlamlly oflllllO .... Ita current boaa &!IIY her driver's Het11oe I o r lllllllla Jut perlltlldeil Cobo to Elliot lb'men's rea10111 Cor lell- three- .... olkarw.....,.., lakt a di-ce case ror a iallnll out Include the heart ajlpealt ftte out ot "" later- ,1111 .... veter.n .actress Rbth he had Jut l1)lrlna that lew knew new requelll ba>1 beeli rrom W~ek <W911ti,lwllltl) bu L. A. about ••" Nhon'. olrlllfl talk ·- IIOWIIttl!l- ''" Tim Slnalra II bu.nmMDlekl'uJxNb'baambout the l'lleblo lnddent hu our DMIYI........... Ia ' lnl ., .. Cute albwll tWo: "AII'I Slate l>ep't Jittery .... Tile actor Arvano el11 oqut4Wt- tobave ~ .. 23rd 81." for 14-J8ll'Cameron Mitchells alerted tho hla fJ'OIIt.4eaCII pp CIII1CIIIflapd . old Julie ·'&Jdd•o Drill LP; ,JIJI(t stork •••• ..The Odd eau,~. 8u but Terry:'lbol!>ll 11u bls In- wiD !Gar the.......,.withan"olcl. . BiOiead more In Its 11na1 Mu- aundlor a forluae. .. tdrl" .. .._01.. -litrllllll• Hall week ($236,000) calllnllttbiJ•.m tar, 11. · Ita tlrat ($228,000) .... '1111 Mil- F. Konntd7 Centn for tho Plr- Ral- Grill- Brian Dill ate Hill m-1111 wi- It lor1Diac Arta 11ut It wu IJiqbt utr.d Jlllen O'Connell, a JDijor c:ould hllid U ovei' lonpr a n d D.. E'••lbowea who JnWated II; lluulll ~ tho lila Band Era, frlllkb' didn't llllnk tho next Rim 10 It will lll1lll Ita Prfal"onttal Ia lilt dldn'l. thiM lhlJW• ha" .("Wbero Were You 'fhen t b • Box lifter l<e .... Blaeat ~- Cj\lll&ld~· llal.. loolied out t h t Lil!hll Wont Qui'') -"1 be 111'011 In movlu lode¥ Ia atarlle baN 0111L Grljl'l t$th IIOor wlncloaet 10 ,II kake ftfary Radio AIIeo Ill Wall St., -'II upi!afd1 dow at tb1 sq and IIIJled, "'1111 CI.IJ Mualc Jtall record wltb a Ill $150 liiiUinoa .... Leaat,llllbll- atara .,.. IIIII 111e' I&IIIO," .... dztd rum ltll'e-: Jeri')' New- lleleo l1lri 11. !li'....S..w_,. ~lot­ .. ;. lfani&lr Joy aarno 111 Ir YOII're • real Old-nell~ bulf1 CJIItltlla Md criU,et> Ill GQP c..r-. Pillet In mlllht l'tCGIII1Iit ·- of till ctWtngBklli'- - - ti'IWd Tlqy Tlm'a -..men~ fealuretl Pl~era Iii' .t ill '"Char10 Boll Ktntnw "~•• 111'1 •ddetii.Y talu!a lY" morito: ildln't NBC boas ~ •niadio 1~ ..u... cit i~twa crew .. 'I t k toTba ~ ~"In- f!\diO . . . . ~ tarluda'' film . II a IIMIIi all NeiiOll 111& 00 a lln'lce for lite COIUU7, 111e1111ng 1111- ~ ., a . Sir tAu..-. tJIItw ruh .I ll t4tn~rehlet P1etr7 ., .. Gov• . Is IWIOul o. C..- didn't 111111....... 1 ..,. cldte SQera' . ~· · ·~a&cald ~~~::: ~·=~ a.. I s~n ·. . \ ' periOd score<~ Gets.. .A. flO ' ther · · . •· .. . . . ..,,.. ' ,,. ,,· . ,>. ... ,.· . 'Snutout 1'~. 01 ~ •r:ctor-v ~ J . . • 1 ,. , ,.. .. . • · • By FRED McMANE . shutout of tilt 1111011. . VP1 Sporta Wi1tar Ia otber NL octjon, Clnclllllltl f - e S.hiCIP mJ&Iil ttve 1•• bl4t Plttabur&ll a.a, Houotoo ·aS · · chlnce of eocoptrw the wnth or lOPPed Loa Arwelea SU1 Bob Gll)acn, llut Rube Marquard' Fnncloco nlppocl New York 1-G . . probio~Jq Y!on't be 10 lucky, ·In 17 liln!JWs lnd Chicago beat li1Q>r .....,.. ~ Sduf>p little kDolm Atllnla 5-l. 1 St. 1:.oti1a •• • •sci 45 .1140 . pltcl\er who holds the ~ llolt1l" blank¥, Cleveland :1-4, Clnclnnall • , ,M 58 ,553 131h • 1equo reo:ord for thO IOoiut :Mimwaota edPd New York 1-G, san Fran, , , ,85 58 ,p28 It Oli'ned nm aYerip conipllldln Baltimore belt California 1-G adcalo ; , ·•• 85 61 ,518 IJih tho aeaiCID with o. eo .tor 140 lnd · W*•~ 4eteatod OlioAllaiita .; •••• ~ 81 ,508 16\2 lnnlop 1n 1918. Marquard, 1 land t-1 In American Leque PI~ • , .59 91 ,478 ~ ·blaer 1111110 star, 101 tho games. Phl!lcliJplda •• 58 81 .489 22lh ··record for moll conaoeoUvn Fred Wbltlleld blasted his Houlltoft,.•• ;·~;57 f!1 .452 Jalh &'IIDOI'won 1n a aeaaon with 19 lourth lnd !Ifill homeraln 1 atxNew YOrk • ,1 . ,.57 70 .~t 24 In ltU. Both, are 1n danger o1 · ~t~~~e span lnd Gerry Arrigo Loi! ~· •• 54 89 .;ue 2t loalnllhelr place In the reo:ord hurled a six-hitter aa \'10 Reds , ·c V'""VJ 111•\"11 . book to GIIIICID lhll ••aon. u.tendecl ¥r willlllne streak tO :q.ca;q5, ""'~1 . . . , '111132-year.ddrlihthanderof oeYenltJIIet. l.olu!' jl Phlli.ObnlatJt ~ . tilt lit- l:.oui~ (:aid~a IJIO'Ied 8r Thtl A"!"OI brake 11J1011 their nllalil·1'11tf131tlllllft~·'M ~ t·· · "'*'··"td•'IIOd'i reo:ordsi ~ ,flf41,1 .•~~fA!th .· t9!f 8, ~:~ &; nr,tl · ~ nlaht,whe~ 'lit ~ a ~~ · IGbtth ·~~·• I · N.Yl~'f.i:' ~ 'ln...i D1f11 tho fhlliilllpida Plinll~l i,o oli ihti : ~ jBlll ·, ~ ~ '..;_.!odlf'• ·~ }'l!ciliera \110 flits tor his 15111 a~ ~~' ~ Pltcller ,DIYe · · AII_~. I!IIT J li'IUIIIIlli IIi! JOirered bla ERA Gullitl Ud Rwoty Slabu Cdhlri• ~.danll <Mr.'ilro ,10-0) 11 au- 10 'i.OO. ADd recorded his loth buteo!' lw!H'Uft alrwtea tO till cqo Iii..... 13-12), ~:30 p.m, r1111• . and 11'11> AIP1'<11110010 . , lllllb¥,rall (EW'a M) at tin. el~ ·1'\lllol~lna: double. ~ ~~ U), 8:oJ 'p,m. st;!J.Qil!ER . · ~ · Hont litWied hOme till , 'lJL.Loult OitiJ" 111-'ll pJiu.. MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL ' ool,y 1'1111 Jn tho tGp Ill . rijl#a CL J~ 1~15), 7:1!5 ('VPI) · · •'l)rins . the lllll 11 .~ Qllntl ~ Mila · p.J!I, .. . . ~ft 1i ' played tho NL'a 39th loG game · ;sa. Franclleo (l;iodleld 11•18l" · this sea~ Limy, who af .)'lew ,YGii< 'CIIIl•~Oot);'I:H 1n · •. -."'4;'11~ t.uDinp In relief of ··~ ~"' ' .,.· 'I ' · t· \ •' Bob ..·uuuut ...,,~ reM' . ..... Wid crllllt for · ~~ ~...,.. ,~ 1..:10> • tho Ylclor7 J wldle · Ron ~lor .at HOilltoll (llltrbt li•JO), ~:30 .,. ,~the loaL ,. ' P,IP. " ' : . £lome Bankl ~ aw.--··~ >1111 11cmer hl · llte llrst lmii!B r~. at ·al.d ,Ron Santo bleated • oGJo · san f<rlnctsco lt'~ew·Y!II'k • ' ohQI ,In \!10 •l&hlh •to help lite ''lllliourp et Clilclmatt. · Cl!bl lil'Mk a a~»-pme lotlrw ~ lllo Louis at Phllldelpllll. 111'1111 · .mialr. ~IM Aqjolea ~ ~llltla. llllbl ' , taD . i . n S d-e· atarfes E. · SIIIOft. HHow WlHIId rou like ..M ~ ~ co~ In ~ ,On ~ PlioJ',"""' ·~1111)1111&"11 . lnd ,lnlanl·, deuahter. "{ RllvNtON• ,I'L'ANNm PT. PLEAsANT - Tile In' 1111111 Watter- ramlon l1 acheolded lot &m~~ay, Aii11Jllll25, at tho· llldilen Acrea llw!tl~ LOdge, Apple Grove, W, Va. 11le lodge ' Ia located clil Jerry' a Run Road oii Slate Rt. 2. A p!Cllle otyle dlmer will be held at 12:30 p.m. Wlth ·a 'bualneu meat~D« and ooclel hoiir tO tollow• =. C. b .·. ·..\i.. ... _,., ~ lha hclfer1•10. 7 belwe a ei'O!Od ot 47,121·1Jt llllwaullee iild sent G~D ·- .w::.......Uifini d~ . )I t ill ill 1MirNJ4 .._ ·r .·~'JI"·~·'· ' ":" bl'ck .~~ 78 tlldl· for a ~ 'on ,t ill tilt Mrl. lobTtle 'lllllfter, · (lleo E. Norllllll, Mrol l~ea ~. Zlmmerllllll, Cili')'i,o. ~. wu~ llam E. Qdtilh8r'~,,. Ruaoell lite ' GriOll, B1¥ In the lhlrd u QI!IJ'terbac:k, Bart ..---· "~ lUted "' ......._,., 1f91m· ~ KIIHk alillled ~ ~ comected on • Jt-yil'd "!bo ~ l*rlt ,llallaa ·~ hfa tiilllilcik l'!lillklD . lnfl> tile • tllu~ pua tO l!imi:Dqwler. lpld ...... ot the . Chlqaq . ' ,,, . , . . ' . . ~· 'thla • · ·:· : • '1111 "lntal ....... In • 11 t. ·Mrs.,. ··~ •. ,oJ ,., .. ......u w ~~:: . ~~· _ , __ • <.:.. , ........, I.YD lol Ball, !'earl A, Ballu'd, ~d<, ' . .!· Mro. Jamea R. Dubl,llita, Mar. Iotta, son, 9:4() P.IIL ~. Dtscllargea · Cynlhla D, Anchlracn, GY!ondo- Voice along Broadway ,. .. Mrs. Ernelll • . ' .iL.Y',. Ill 'i........ •.:.~t ' ·~·-·~ -·~ .... tilt! oome. 70<lllllft ...._.. of ·.... · :· I~ Wn....-~' ' .. · aiCOmJ · ~ve · .,... ·In bloc!cli]c u , Sll!'ra a . Jltn Dool~ .1• lm!UIW •Virio:f . .t1Dii ·p11J! ' '· < hlriiiOft, bounced otr, 1Wo ·~ ·, tO · ~· on d~ .· .. ·."GmD ...,.t deCease ~c.klera ·lnd atnlllell clown U. lfom, till ~II· 1101< and HI' 1111 belft lta > 1~ ot. auc:01as IIIII iide of . the field lll<e ~ .;::1 I , hlppOnlrv lA> hit G.,..n · ~ . yeai4.'1 .lloaley e~- Satur1> ,rodle(' , .-Pacb"' · · _ •~J.ut o~r ; 'Diu!!!Ple rcinnotton .Ml.c Perci.-1 provided the ; ~. rl!ilnd }tim ·It!*' otte...., whore J~ Ia the ~ ot .tOu!ty ' when he ~ dlll!•ln• '! coa!'i1,~ 1 qy1 can ._to Jl!l~• by IllY< ~','~ ~ lleld' 11011 In ~ ... ~. ' ' .~rm: ~ "':' , defense.'~ ,' the akond .:liarter. • do tO lluirphtey' e tatfon , ; ·~ ~ ton llur80•sf ... : ~.,_ ._.1' lid<, RL I Wurtland, l{f, Birth .I - • J ' VPB1'tiAtif - i..f..lo'!<KALE u Ul ' . r..r.,. avoid "''I· rd lll<e tO Join a lllidllll col, Ol1Y but •IPPOIO I can't Unlll rm Ill ago, M-e. m.,. 1 ._,. a .1ew worda In defense Ill lholi Who 111ft'. tO be as G o d . md ua, lllcl , . nolhina' •"dJ.r.. ty" about It? Man him- lair tor ,· ' . Holzer l!ofl)ital: Vltltlnghoura V!ntm; WW!am M. Eley, 283 2-1 .llld 7..!1 p.m. l'lrellls oni.Y on Salldora Dr·l 'Ltonlrd J, !llearDi, PedWrlca Ward. Pl. Plelo~~~ttt ' :llei.PIP T, 'c a i iAdmlsalona ~ Sr.,Muoit; JobJIW,MW. Ralph Lewlo, 700\2 Second dowa, Pl. Pleau,nt; .Roy E,•JtlefAve.; Mro. Robart E. Lee, 745 ~di, pt, Pl--.; p..,.., c. Fourth Avo.; Mra. Mocljeaka M, Camilbol'· N,ew llavill; Mr~. Roy Love, 417 Flrlll Ave.; Min Ada B. ·SIDle, UniiVIQetlol,rl. ·~ Greene, 720. Firat Ave.; M r •• 0, Pldteno, $TICUIOi J1 r 1. Freda M. WIUjJh, 1224 Secood JPlea R. ~, Marietta; Ave.; Rooald E. Dobbins, 3li Ev~·· ~ ·-R.~~et, ~ GroVel anallto.; Dorid lol Tawney, Low· Mrs, R~ 3 or River Rd. ; Lori A. Ccpley, Wellston; Mrt: Cjic!ll. Cjiltie, RL Rt. I Thurman; Otis Pltclferd, 3 Wellotoot Mrl. Or"'' C, Barry, Rt. 2BidweU;IIarliQIC(W,G1eene, Rt. I ScoUoWU; Donald V, Wood, lrclnton; WHila J; Cox, RL I oak HUit Mrs. Jamal L. Boa- -e . elemiftta, and somehow It sot all mixed up with I)IOI'ela, l!hlcb . oeema pretty lltopld lo me. Ibave •err hll!h moral standorda, llld I ._,. thoae who lcok on IOidlty a·. .~ j ' ~ . BERRr'S ·,~k·. e · ...·ps . '. ·~ ' 0 HOS,ITAl. lam ·d- lilt s-s. .am.:.t tt 6UJ< ,:. Chleaao .:\ -' ,' ROYAL:E llllli a,. of CbampIGaa ~ In till 89111 ailnual Grand ' Amerlcao Trapobootlng , NEW ·YORK ('VPI)- The lilttie linea are drawn between the 111111' had uiid Jlllh u other In 1lle .~ who all ~"" brdcen '100 lllr~ targela. "*' fuedlrw fDIIrll!8 pros and the Profeaal~ Golfera AaaoclaUon, IIIII Wlllnosday tho nation's proleaalonol gOlfers beeln chooalrw It) aldee. The rebellious golfers canplated their flilllt with tho PGA on MondaY by !ormtrw tJiilr """ tourlog oraanlzatlon. called American Professional Gol!ers. At a ineetlrw In Philadelphia on Wlllnosday, the pros wiD be asked whether they 111111 to atey with the PGA or go with tho APG, Tile P(lA also plus tO matJ out quesUOIIIIllreo lhll week to lind out how Ita fDIIrii!B members stand. Sam Gates, llwyer 101' the rebel - · said he thought the 205 pllyers on the tour were -oualy behind tho orpntzallon, llut Max Elbln, president or the PGA, expressed doubt! lhet the new would proYelhet )lq)ular. lll,l!r bralceliiJQ eaa~~tcutlveci_,. w~ Ir- Plaolt• .to ouuut win; ·lliarteniburi. S. C., by - ilriiOI. ' IIOJida.y .... the: tlrli olll- elal c1a,y or the· 111111111 obootlng ~rop. event l!hlcb draw• thOu-• ot - · · ' ' ~ ' ·=:::::::::=~::::::t~=::::x::::~.$::::~~::::~:~:::::::::::::::::::~ Leaders Mljor ~ Leoiler• ·B,y Unltid Preaa llltematlooal 'Natlooal .._e Rose, can ~ Pit 110 tot 41 133 .329 ~ Cln 113 487 64 153 .328 Alou, Alia 123 506 55 ui' .310 Helms, Cln 108 439 32 131 .298 McCOYy, llF 108·375 60 Ill .298 Millan, Alia 112 425 3li 125 .294 MQ, Cln 108 418 50 l2a .294 !bOO, !lou 125 464 45 136 .293 Flood. St L 118 492 64 143 .291 Amerlclll mane G. AB R. ll Pot. Oliva, ~ lit 418 50 127 .304 Carew, Mill 92 339 38 102 .301 llarrlm, Boo 113 402 69 118 .294 Audrwa, Boa 111 40158 117 .292 Monclr, Oak no 362 43 103 .285 cater, Oak 108 349 33 98 ,281 Ulllndr, Min 120 467 47 130 .278 F.H...., W11 118 443 59 123 .278 Yotsold, Boo 120 404 68 112 .277 Cpnra, Oak 120 489 59 135 .276 White, NY 117 428 68 liB .276 Home Runs ; Natlooal Loagne: McCovey, Glinta 30t Allen, 1'11111 25; Banka, .QU 21J.a. .Aaroa, Bravealllll WUIWfta, W>s·U; '· · · ' ., 'American League; F. Howard, Sonatoro 35; Harrel~. Red lloJ' 32t Horton; Tlprs 28; Jack1011, A's 23; Powell, Orioles 20. . llurul Balled In · . Natlooal ~: McCovey, Gllllla '?Z; Poret, Reda74; WUllama IIJd Santo, CUba 70t lllln- 4: 1~ 1~· ;~4 ~ 11 Not.one golfer has Informed us that he Ia not beh1n:l us," said Galee. "And they've had plenty of opportunltleo." "MillY ol the tourlog pros hive said they plln to Jo1n1 them," aaid Elbin, 11but rm not sure thJ)' won't want to remain under the PGA umbrella. We welcome them to ploy on the tour under the regulatlooa we tors 88; PoweU, Orlolea 74; Norjhnlp, '11gero 67; Oliva, Twins and Freeban, Tlgen 65. . Pltt:ldng Nallonal J,.ea&ue: Regan, llllba · and Kline, ·Pirotea .•10.."11 Maricbal, G1an1a 224t Glbm, Carda 18-St Ko18111111, Meta ~ Brllea, Carda 16-7. American ~: McLain, Tlgero 25-3; Culp ond SontiiiiJO, Red Sox 9-1: Than!, lndlaoa 18I; Hardin IIJd McNollY, Orlole1 18-3 and John, White Sox 104• )~~:.:.:~~=demMllo ~t::.:~~~SO:~a="D~ark~!V:I•~-/ ~-·Cll Dlell on1y ' tat and ellm, ravOI'Itlt~~ - alloofl' ll)lb . ...:..c~>:"··..o•·.·, ·==~~LII'¥•' FINE I'1VE NEW YORK ('VPI) - D I c k Wale&, commlul-r of t h e North American Soccer Leque, tined llvn members ot the Tor• Fill- '"' Clevellnd S!Gkel's Monda7 1l!1d suspended two or them. Amallclo Cld ol the Stoc:kera and.Jose Ponce drew tho SUJPellolono lnd an added tine ol ~0 while Cleveland cooch N01'1111!1 Low was ftned ~00 and Toronto trainer Jim GUmour lnd Falcon Peter Cubllll were docked $25 apiece. U.S. VS. CANADA NEW YORK (UPO - Tho Unlt.ed states and Canada will meet In the Gordon Trqlhy matches, an lnDlll1 tournament for aerdOI'J, at the Lake Pllcld Club, Lake Plaeld, N.Y., Aug. 23-24. ONE COAl ·HOUSE.PA11T ' . ,·· ,' ' ·THE:,OID \ .. 12.50 5 A GALLON "More·Hldlq Pow.-! One coat COYa'S, ewen ov• black! "More Beauty! More Protection! Royalellrusbes on like a liquid pcrcelaln! "More White That stars White! Efen In 511101, foa or blazlq sun! liNG BUILDERS.SUPPLY 2nd AYE. IIIDDLEPO~, OHIO. ..... ;;..,.----·-·1. ... ~ PRESENTS ·~ •l! FINEST LINE OF ! ,,.,. "-o o. J'" II' . .-,' ••,. ,, ,.,,1 c-----~----------.-., ·· Renewal . I ••ranee. r', ij Now, Natioo')'/dc lnsutai1CO .~ gu~l!ltec re- I J newal of I!Uto msurapce for five yean (after ~b polic:y is ~n effC'ct ~ da}'s); To qullll?', just pay th~ fn:mtl!ms and have ticeiJse for cmy driv1Rg.m . ~mlllen~~mr:famjiJ.Ask:mc' •Jutii. Don't accept sn imitation of the origins/•.. wa..,........ Bm-· • which tl belrw Qnanced oolaly .by the members, ·a Sotler.coqld rlak beiJW ellpelled . by \he elllbllshed PGA. Under PGA rules, a member goiter coanot compete· ro.. a rl.-1 orpnlzaUm, and Elbln lndlcoted the revela mll!ht 1018 ~lr rl&bts to ~dpate 00 the PGA tout. . I ' non, Carda 89. American League: Harrelacn, Red Sox 101; F. Howard, SOna- eerm..., .... v.... """""'- ,.,. have." . B.Y Jolnlog the new ArC, 'l6' ' /'. j �'II• ·to' d!ICUII the ~ ~llllliatl cf I'Oinl AN•NIII oiMt, or, Muon Counly, beeom- Mri. , 1118 the first In the State to itt up a national emerpncy111mber,· 'WIIIch wulld be 911, wu bald F'l' ( h · ~t. . Heltir . Geor&t Wat- Oincl~.l"~ ' ·· ~. p~·: 1efyi"J:..w- ,Tflo !&stn!Jillia~clcyCOIIIIcllcham. lfei!'> Pl. .Pieaoant; llr~ Ml,, be h01dlilf!6.1&11".djul,-tft 1111 ~ tllrouib bero. 9ador and 1011, Cliflldre; Wiln st., ' '!'.moiodJ¥\~ " ft7 brtlk. . C If P Telepllone manaae<, tor~, Apple Gl'OI't; . ~ •:;trt llalidoiJih, .A. J'leailnl; W M>ort Butchori Pl. . 1'11111&111, Mrs. ~ulllcJlllnal1, LoiUt; Mro. """ Jim Fleldor, teptooant1J18 Larey lleadowl, GoiiiJIO)!• Forthe c:r. P ofl!w111Dgt4n, W, VL, 1'1; llrl: Edward Nibert, Ga)I(JIOllld tbe national emerpnq'I,Ya- : 1 ~J.~ Mr•.. J.,.,Oa ~ t.m WU arrived at lbrolilb a ,I...,..; ~ llilldol)ih, Jlt: lanl 1111Mb' whl<h cama about"'* ·i'ltl•"*!··~ Am Jlartlq,PI. Ill the unroll and rlota Ill tile ·.~ ·l!ec~UB,urrii, PI, Ploaometropolitan clUaa lhrcJUiliiUI ~ lira: QIJ SliWart, A. Plou- tile C!)IIJitcy and lhe need . fi1r peaplo In theao larp c!Uea 1o . 1:3t O'Clock .,.. Tiiiir...V ~··~ · a.Gl;;p.cil ·.. IJW at 10 o'cliJ<k. allowui beholllWOI\DI'~mit · • 'i'hu;~/ il\e· IJW II 8:35 p,m, . .. . Helghla Man' a ircql wW llltet at 8 p.lil. 'I Friday, the thlrdtr~clala .. .. ~ ' -'' ' . . ASK TO WED B!RTIIS: Mr. and Mra. SamPT, PLEASANT - Two ccip: hate I calllnll polal tO ·uol ~~. Pl. Pleaoant, a plea have Diode lj)pllcaUona ror Ilk !or help. tlaJII!Qr; Mr. andMrl. Tex Prld- JIII1Tiage UceDBOa In the oaice· !laDy ~J~estlona wert propoaod •· l!al!alo, a toli. or lhe county derk. AiiP~ tall nl8hl - Including coli of were: John Preston 'SIIiltb, 26, oporotton and whore tile !lmda Huntillgton, and Eirlma SUe Kl'!' would como lrom; would tile- preiiDI lor Uda meedhg 11 well cald, 21, Pl. Pleallll\1 J o h 0 pia cf tho county like the one . II ln<llllrlal repreaontaUvea. Vance Malezowakl, ZO, Pl:J'JID. call qatem?: Whore 10 locale Onl1PI>IniPioaoantpej'IOIIBWere an~ and Mary AriD stover, 16, tbe center to acc8111 tbe wl• Jll'eaont !pr la".ulllhl'• teSIIon. Pt Ploallllt · • ~ . ' . ,\ ' c ' central . and aaonclea would be Alladlw wor~ ·J.'Ia.yOr Morpn, .,.-!•ll!!i~ volvod with the l)'item?, etc. Ccloncll JlltJiiber BUI Wellman, I 2· . Butcher ~ tl!tre wore Go~cy, Bl11eU, SUite Po 11 c 0 eevln dlllerllll ox~11D tbe Trooper II. E. .O'Dell, !la1011 • · county and at leaat two wepbont Counl1 9)erl!r Goana Jobnoon. Unta Cor the 911 number 1f0Uld Louis I!Usiell ,d. Crow-I!Uatell · · be ..... 181')' IJWo tile ...,..r and ru-at .....,., Richard Newell · ..· - 1n: . DRY S . E R · V I C E · a Udrd Uno !or ute by tho dlapitcher to call out tile nece•IIIIJ'l' 1;1110 "' help neeclod and Uda coli would be IJ!lllOXImotel,y $600 par month. ..., ol the local ClvU Detente; Mar1111'11 Alllllurpy of Pleaaant Valloy Holl(lltal, T.-o.r Hilllman, democrat -~ lor Sheri!! . o! !laoon C<lulll)', Belva Fariq, aut !oar chamber II Ml.tl!nedlspatcheroandoae was pointed that at leaat manNin& part Ume wauld be ne<eiiiiiJ'l' 1o ' •. ·I . CUPON RE.QUESn ,\ '' Our Uouol Good cilllil,;, Roltlnsofl's dea• Butchlr ~dlr:~··· ,•:Ctor:.:a!~lh~o=loc:al~~======== the center and lbi,Y mUll be lrlinod, lllall!lod ptriOIII that lhe county well to ho able to dlapatch held IJI!cldy 1oc1 1c. llclenll)', aa a BOOC! dl~tcher ' waa tbe kif to the Whole tet.up DIBII I worklng_.l,y. L, W, ~ and Everett Bll· ' aoU llf tho 1111011 Coulll1 COUrt. . were aakod IC tile caurt CGU1c1 • ~ tbe -~ "' ..eli lit ap.. . 'irat.ton and - -an•-od thQ . did rial !101 tho court oould at • Ibis Ume u It hal not bOeft buclaelod. Butcher explained that It would taJuj nearly a YIP' r... . I; "llle ~~P lo 1101 , ... Cor *'lch • Udns should k be a ~ .. ' . ·~:"i·; .... ' ~. ' Mrt .' •' . ' ~· . ": f' ( • wide aporellm. Following much dlocuolllon cf tile IIOJ'Idng of the emerpncy ~ lll'llom, llal'or D. B. MDrlim IChednlad IIIDthor meot- OUR .lOOth .. 1118 lor Septarilor 19 at 7:30 p.m. In the coomcll chlmbero with ~ . hatlns peaple reprellllillne emarpney . ' '. • ' • ,.; ' ·.''I.' •. ; "j, ·. ·-!' • ' .). or- the~ '· '}. ·. CHIEF Latex Flat Wall Paint ; ' .. ,, '· I> .•. •, ' .' .•. ' I I - ' ; ' ' I .' ·" - .. ., l • s• horseaiMI ~uar. :· ':.. t;· ..r- DUMteiAII•"· , .. country was filled with ~nest. In this envlronlilent, MaJI.t J*. B. DowniJW retired as a master111lol 011 the Ohio riVer and sold ~Is first fire lils11ance policy. Since then, t!i'OIIP wars, l@lionllt delfJSSifiiiS, social am technoiOIIcal revolutions, Downlui lnsilar£1 !\a•ncr Ids evolVed from a sl~tle II• aae.cy to 011 writl~t all tJIIIS.of lns••nc:e tlrOilhollt tlii.state r1 Ohio. . . We are prOIII of theSI llihlmlfii!D. aut we 1u1ow that we colild ll!ll haii reachld. t~ls. mllestont wl, thl sUppOrt and loplty al oti cuito- mers. . It ' ·· .• ylde : 1~ aiii!IYII'SII"' becaUSI W Clll jlrOo< .. and ._ ldapli!W ff tOIIilnow's cllaJtiS. li it ~. In spirit, n tnl~t to • . .' ,( '· . . ~ .. . . • f, .. !' '" . ,'.. ~.cr ,n~~ .ra, JOii.~anrlde~tt ot oi • " .. . .. \' I ",. •·. " · ' ;,.,.-,. ' SAVE $2.00 OFF Mfr's. Sug. Retail Price i' . • q. of 6.86 PER ,GALLON WITH THIS COUPON ON PURCHASE OF CHIEF ONE COAt)=l.AT FINISH LATEX. .'. Abra"'m L,lncoln kad just been assassinated tlree years befcre, 111111111 ··~ :.· 1968 One hqndred years qo, tla Downl" 1ns11ance Apncr was born .In the same location In Mlddle~art that it.~JII occupies. Wew Johnson was presidellt of the United aild Cohlllbus was a weeklq JOIIIIiiY bJ Monufoctvrer'e Sugg11ted Rotoll Price $6.95 Finest quality One Coat Flat Finish Latex ..... guaranteed In wrltlnl!! ·Beautiful, .up to the nil· nute decorator colon. Goes on walls and ceilings fast and easy with roller or brush. Dries In just 20 minutes ... use rooms again the lalll8 day. Made with lead-tree pigments ... no palnty odor. EUn washa61e. Soap water cleans tools. -· 1868 ON , . ;';t -.,'_, .. ·....' ,, . ' ' 'f ' r ... l ' .. . ' ' ' .. . . I ,. �'II• ·to' d!ICUII the ~ ~llllliatl cf I'Oinl AN•NIII oiMt, or, Muon Counly, beeom- Mri. , 1118 the first In the State to itt up a national emerpncy111mber,· 'WIIIch wulld be 911, wu bald F'l' ( h · ~t. . Heltir . Geor&t Wat- Oincl~.l"~ ' ·· ~. p~·: 1efyi"J:..w- ,Tflo !&stn!Jillia~clcyCOIIIIcllcham. lfei!'> Pl. .Pieaoant; llr~ Ml,, be h01dlilf!6.1&11".djul,-tft 1111 ~ tllrouib bero. 9ador and 1011, Cliflldre; Wiln st., ' '!'.moiodJ¥\~ " ft7 brtlk. . C If P Telepllone manaae<, tor~, Apple Gl'OI't; . ~ •:;trt llalidoiJih, .A. J'leailnl; W M>ort Butchori Pl. . 1'11111&111, Mrs. ~ulllcJlllnal1, LoiUt; Mro. """ Jim Fleldor, teptooant1J18 Larey lleadowl, GoiiiJIO)!• Forthe c:r. P ofl!w111Dgt4n, W, VL, 1'1; llrl: Edward Nibert, Ga)I(JIOllld tbe national emerpnq'I,Ya- : 1 ~J.~ Mr•.. J.,.,Oa ~ t.m WU arrived at lbrolilb a ,I...,..; ~ llilldol)ih, Jlt: lanl 1111Mb' whl<h cama about"'* ·i'ltl•"*!··~ Am Jlartlq,PI. Ill the unroll and rlota Ill tile ·.~ ·l!ec~UB,urrii, PI, Ploaometropolitan clUaa lhrcJUiliiUI ~ lira: QIJ SliWart, A. Plou- tile C!)IIJitcy and lhe need . fi1r peaplo In theao larp c!Uea 1o . 1:3t O'Clock .,.. Tiiiir...V ~··~ · a.Gl;;p.cil ·.. IJW at 10 o'cliJ<k. allowui beholllWOI\DI'~mit · • 'i'hu;~/ il\e· IJW II 8:35 p,m, . .. . Helghla Man' a ircql wW llltet at 8 p.lil. 'I Friday, the thlrdtr~clala .. .. ~ ' -'' ' . . ASK TO WED B!RTIIS: Mr. and Mra. SamPT, PLEASANT - Two ccip: hate I calllnll polal tO ·uol ~~. Pl. Pleaoant, a plea have Diode lj)pllcaUona ror Ilk !or help. tlaJII!Qr; Mr. andMrl. Tex Prld- JIII1Tiage UceDBOa In the oaice· !laDy ~J~estlona wert propoaod •· l!al!alo, a toli. or lhe county derk. AiiP~ tall nl8hl - Including coli of were: John Preston 'SIIiltb, 26, oporotton and whore tile !lmda Huntillgton, and Eirlma SUe Kl'!' would como lrom; would tile- preiiDI lor Uda meedhg 11 well cald, 21, Pl. Pleallll\1 J o h 0 pia cf tho county like the one . II ln<llllrlal repreaontaUvea. Vance Malezowakl, ZO, Pl:J'JID. call qatem?: Whore 10 locale Onl1PI>IniPioaoantpej'IOIIBWere an~ and Mary AriD stover, 16, tbe center to acc8111 tbe wl• Jll'eaont !pr la".ulllhl'• teSIIon. Pt Ploallllt · • ~ . ' . ,\ ' c ' central . and aaonclea would be Alladlw wor~ ·J.'Ia.yOr Morpn, .,.-!•ll!!i~ volvod with the l)'item?, etc. Ccloncll JlltJiiber BUI Wellman, I 2· . Butcher ~ tl!tre wore Go~cy, Bl11eU, SUite Po 11 c 0 eevln dlllerllll ox~11D tbe Trooper II. E. .O'Dell, !la1011 • · county and at leaat two wepbont Counl1 9)erl!r Goana Jobnoon. Unta Cor the 911 number 1f0Uld Louis I!Usiell ,d. Crow-I!Uatell · · be ..... 181')' IJWo tile ...,..r and ru-at .....,., Richard Newell · ..· - 1n: . DRY S . E R · V I C E · a Udrd Uno !or ute by tho dlapitcher to call out tile nece•IIIIJ'l' 1;1110 "' help neeclod and Uda coli would be IJ!lllOXImotel,y $600 par month. ..., ol the local ClvU Detente; Mar1111'11 Alllllurpy of Pleaaant Valloy Holl(lltal, T.-o.r Hilllman, democrat -~ lor Sheri!! . o! !laoon C<lulll)', Belva Fariq, aut !oar chamber II Ml.tl!nedlspatcheroandoae was pointed that at leaat manNin& part Ume wauld be ne<eiiiiiJ'l' 1o ' •. ·I . CUPON RE.QUESn ,\ '' Our Uouol Good cilllil,;, Roltlnsofl's dea• Butchlr ~dlr:~··· ,•:Ctor:.:a!~lh~o=loc:al~~======== the center and lbi,Y mUll be lrlinod, lllall!lod ptriOIII that lhe county well to ho able to dlapatch held IJI!cldy 1oc1 1c. llclenll)', aa a BOOC! dl~tcher ' waa tbe kif to the Whole tet.up DIBII I worklng_.l,y. L, W, ~ and Everett Bll· ' aoU llf tho 1111011 Coulll1 COUrt. . were aakod IC tile caurt CGU1c1 • ~ tbe -~ "' ..eli lit ap.. . 'irat.ton and - -an•-od thQ . did rial !101 tho court oould at • Ibis Ume u It hal not bOeft buclaelod. Butcher explained that It would taJuj nearly a YIP' r... . I; "llle ~~P lo 1101 , ... Cor *'lch • Udns should k be a ~ .. ' . ·~:"i·; .... ' ~. ' Mrt .' •' . ' ~· . ": f' ( • wide aporellm. Following much dlocuolllon cf tile IIOJ'Idng of the emerpncy ~ lll'llom, llal'or D. B. MDrlim IChednlad IIIDthor meot- OUR .lOOth .. 1118 lor Septarilor 19 at 7:30 p.m. In the coomcll chlmbero with ~ . hatlns peaple reprellllillne emarpney . ' '. • ' • ,.; ' ·.''I.' •. ; "j, ·. ·-!' • ' .). or- the~ '· '}. ·. CHIEF Latex Flat Wall Paint ; ' .. ,, '· I> .•. •, ' .' .•. ' I I - ' ; ' ' I .' ·" - .. ., l • s• horseaiMI ~uar. :· ':.. t;· ..r- DUMteiAII•"· , .. country was filled with ~nest. In this envlronlilent, MaJI.t J*. B. DowniJW retired as a master111lol 011 the Ohio riVer and sold ~Is first fire lils11ance policy. Since then, t!i'OIIP wars, l@lionllt delfJSSifiiiS, social am technoiOIIcal revolutions, Downlui lnsilar£1 !\a•ncr Ids evolVed from a sl~tle II• aae.cy to 011 writl~t all tJIIIS.of lns••nc:e tlrOilhollt tlii.state r1 Ohio. . . We are prOIII of theSI llihlmlfii!D. aut we 1u1ow that we colild ll!ll haii reachld. t~ls. mllestont wl, thl sUppOrt and loplty al oti cuito- mers. . It ' ·· .• ylde : 1~ aiii!IYII'SII"' becaUSI W Clll jlrOo< .. and ._ ldapli!W ff tOIIilnow's cllaJtiS. li it ~. In spirit, n tnl~t to • . .' ,( '· . . ~ .. . . • f, .. !' '" . ,'.. ~.cr ,n~~ .ra, JOii.~anrlde~tt ot oi • " .. . .. \' I ",. •·. " · ' ;,.,.-,. ' SAVE $2.00 OFF Mfr's. Sug. Retail Price i' . • q. of 6.86 PER ,GALLON WITH THIS COUPON ON PURCHASE OF CHIEF ONE COAt)=l.AT FINISH LATEX. .'. Abra"'m L,lncoln kad just been assassinated tlree years befcre, 111111111 ··~ :.· 1968 One hqndred years qo, tla Downl" 1ns11ance Apncr was born .In the same location In Mlddle~art that it.~JII occupies. Wew Johnson was presidellt of the United aild Cohlllbus was a weeklq JOIIIIiiY bJ Monufoctvrer'e Sugg11ted Rotoll Price $6.95 Finest quality One Coat Flat Finish Latex ..... guaranteed In wrltlnl!! ·Beautiful, .up to the nil· nute decorator colon. Goes on walls and ceilings fast and easy with roller or brush. Dries In just 20 minutes ... use rooms again the lalll8 day. Made with lead-tree pigments ... no palnty odor. EUn washa61e. Soap water cleans tools. -· 1868 ON , . ;';t -.,'_, .. ·....' ,, . ' ' 'f ' r ... l ' .. . ' ' ' .. . . I ,. �.... .. OPPICI MO ,.... .. ,Ia............. 10 on Rent with PL NTY s .er with an IUUes. . Call 192-SIOf. 10 Combblalllll. Beau . Balance ta ol $5.14 II-20-IIC • RED apart. meol on Llnl:oiD IDD. paid; Ollly. Pbone DYE, r< . New ICbool G llid o Mason •Ar lnf .med. ,. FURN1 • '1'11-114S• • A ' Innumber. .. spa , ullllHes, plenty shade enl. Phone IID2852, .. . 99Z. 42 Golden Asb t., ;,; 0. ·,i ~! 7J ' ( (' 8 •' ' ·.• port. . . eabb - ' ·Poine lt'IS. \ J ..' Ulfc ng �.... .. OPPICI MO ,.... .. ,Ia............. 10 on Rent with PL NTY s .er with an IUUes. . Call 192-SIOf. 10 Combblalllll. Beau . Balance ta ol $5.14 II-20-IIC • RED apart. meol on Llnl:oiD IDD. paid; Ollly. Pbone DYE, r< . New ICbool G llid o Mason •Ar lnf .med. ,. FURN1 • '1'11-114S• • A ' Innumber. .. spa , ullllHes, plenty shade enl. Phone IID2852, .. . 99Z. 42 Golden Asb t., ;,; 0. ·,i ~! 7J ' ( (' 8 •' ' ·.• port. . . eabb - ' ·Poine lt'IS. \ J ..' Ulfc ng �,. l " \ t " ' . ~0 ~ ..~,::.~. · . ,:·e· ,n ~ .· , ~ ~1, . \ .rtW4~~ NEYfilttvEN ..- Three~retn.. cl-• ol violence ...t vondal· .ilrD occurred at Central Operating Company, Phlllp S p o r n Plant, over the weekend, accord, Jng to tile ,\ppnlaehlan Power Co. J, A, Moore, plant manager, aald a sllotgun blast damaged two eommwrlcatioo cables. Sling shot - propelled ston.es !rom a row OOat in the river broke two windows in a pulJman car on a siding at the plant, and a street lamp was knocked out. Blood (Continued from page 1} Larry Ebcrsbach, Oris Hubbsrd. MIDDLE PORT - Delbert E, Mun•ay, Rose Marie llackett, Milton Hood. RUTL.\NIJ - Don Cotterill, Faye Cotterill. Ml!\EH~'VlLLE Clara Mae Mdntyre, Clarence Mcintyre, Herbert MclnQ re RAC INE - Emma \dams, Wil liam Cleland, Martin Wilcoxen, Edward O'Connor. PORTLAND - Tlorls Sayre, John Sayre . LONG BOTTOM - Richard Barton, Ada Bissell , Mactl Barton, Gary Griffith , Darrell Hawthorne, Howard Parker. LEON, W. Va. - Gall Buck. CLIFTO~ - Richard Gilkey. TO~IGH T 01'\ L\ ..\t1GCST :!0 Hu slon's) " llE FLEC TIO~S II'\ A GOLDE!'> EYE" (Technicoior) Taylor .. Marlon Brando (John ~·. 1 Chiller OIUers ShutterBug WED. & TH G. , AUG. 21-22 CLOSED FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY AUGUST 23 • 27 OF THE DOLLS" (Teehnicolor) Parkins - Patty Duke '\ ' • j· ' ., • Good Neighbor FUZ SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. MAIO II DRIVE·IN TOXIGIIr . 0~ L\ IIOTEL I l# Rod TaylOI··t:athcrlne Spaak Karl ~laldc~Meh} n IJoUJ.:Ias (Color) \ ! ''I I 1 t~ '\ t ' ' ' Jane Forda & Pete r McEner) in THE GAME ISO\'I: H No one under 18 will be admltted untles s accompanied b.} parents. WED ' ' Til~: WILD ll~BE LS ('fechnl rolor) + 1 - Fill. Till. :\lJG. 21 - 22 - 23 Starring steve Alaimo 11\D Marty Hobbins-Gigi Pern·au in ,'1 0~ "IIELL WHEEL'" Lamb said fir~l reports showed nine Marines and a Navy medical corpsman died defending their post agaln1t the assault b.Y a fUll battalit;m or tht1 Communist guerriUas. About 100 South Vietnamese popular force militiamen tried Eugene Deskins, 30, Langsto fight their way to the Amville Route J, sentenced to the ericans' slde. But the artillery Ohio Penitentiary on Jui)' 15 on manslaughter charges in t h e Free on Probation 'I ~ Grueser Succeeds cars·ev forlw;,. J Bill Gruescr, manager of the Deskins was arrested on A . Pomeroy Motor Cornpan,v Mon4 foll~win~ the death of .Ha cy da,y was elected president of the who died tn lloJzer llosplt.al that Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce evening. He a~legedl.y died of at a noon luncheon meeting at knlfe wound s m the abdomen. Railey'!ii Restaurant. Official s, commenting on the Grueser succeeds Jack Carrelease of Deskins, report that sey, manager of Landmark in witnesses have repeatedJ.) stat- Pomeroy. Carsey stepped down ed that llarvey was stabbed by alter three activicy.fiiled years Deskins due to an alleged rela- ' t.. .. in that capacity. Carsey is credited ror dedicaled work in the organization's behai! which Included initiation ol the Big Bend Regatta Weekend and several other activities Wring hi s tenure . Other officers for the next year-- will be Fred Morrow, Ohlo Power (.;ompan,y manager, vice president, and Marge lloffner of Moore's ~rc, secretary treasurer. Directors elected were }~red <.:row, Ted Uownie, N. W. Cornp.. ton, Fred Morrow, Tom t:a.sselJ and Waller stewart. There are seven holdover directors. The c of C, in other activity, reaffirmed ih intentions or .bin· ing tile Ohio ~·estivai AosociaUon, discussed clearing oi the riverbank, and of hiring a person on a parttlme basis to perform organization business. The members agreed to conaider possible employmmt o1 an individual to assist in carrying throu!l)l projects and doing other Col C work. Freda Smith Dies Tuesday CHECK AND DOUBLE CHECK :· CHECK ALL QUR BANKING SERVICE INCLUDING CHECKING ACCOUNTS. Pay Your Bills The Safe Convenient Way. OPEN ACHECKING ACCOUNT TODAY. \ • 1.! We Pay 5' On Certificates ld Deposit Jfallonal '' ·' 1 . ... '1111 . or t 'edlrlllll.,:::t ............ eo,_adpl blocked Ole WI.\ or the woold-be ret-icucr.s. MEETS The Meigs co..,ey commissioners yesterday transacted routine business, paJd bills and trans.. !erred $5,083 !rom the county general lund to tho )llblic assistance· fund. Attending tile session were commissioners Robert ('lark and llaiph Warden Cllrs. Report Given To Council the boat dock rund, ~M.090.9!1, Jrencral; 11'8 ,233,45, fitc depart ~ mt..>rtl ; !>2,440,93. oomctL>rY; ::W,20i'.2Ci, t;trecl department; ~ 1 , ­ ~ tate llighway improve- ment; ~ .-162.114 , utllli.Y; ~2. , 397, 42', watfr ~rat lmr: ~:JJ, 72:J.Ih : water impi-o\'cmcnt; l)2,5i'8.!li, water J,'tlaranl) meter, and l)l2. IJ28 .3U, parkiDJ.: lol mt.'tcr. The balance oC nil monies, includJrut inactive funds, was$297,591.55 at the begiming oC 1\USust, There is ~17,Go8 . 44 In 100 sanit.a.ry sewers ~ fund. $516.23 in special street repair bond retirement and S22,06t46 In 1 he bood retirellll:nt !Wid. PRAGUE (111'!)..!\!ll'le'i Fpt ii.e inYI~ 'IJ,J..t dtlze111 not · ' A ,..i ldUad by Soviet Gtj-man; ' Poii~ ' R~' and 'to a,ht ' and to otrer onlY .. .chine ·~ ~: A WNt ~ia~~llri!IJ, li-Oor>s llril Jot ,"J)asalve rell~~e." Rilwewr ..<:11'111111 rldl~ c0rl~ olld ,P.- iajlli ·~et.~Otl ·PI'i&ue ',cllllldl, ~¥1rY' tltelr ~ .&w'!Wo ni9te ·c~lllovak · •~ In an. overntcfll ·lma. ratlorial dip and sllouth•· lor ClviUanJ • ahClt ·to' death by lhe ',.ilon 01 tho .'tamlei s~lte to · ~ ·· Ruasllni to lo IMime, . - - . . in. • ihe Weiieolu evert DIIJor . The IJ•.S. ~:• comtry, ,. ' ! '• • 'i • ON THE F~OOR-GOME IN ANO:SEE THE" · · MANY NEW PATT~6NS AND COLOMS-ALL ON SA~E ON THE 2ND,FLOOR.,:BRING XO~·~ ME~JJ!tEMENT$ ' ' ' ,. ' ' ~ ' DuJiel w~ tl.,/~li,' .~;:, '. ' ' E'lBERFElDS IN /pOl!' . · . 'I ' Looking.to~,, ,I\IIAI~l!l~ :rurn·-:~t:rl ',t~~· ~;rph''! ,,:~ ·.,.~·. :<. ·. .. , . .. "~"' ' ' ' .. • " V '<,,, ~ cOLIOO!VS (111'0 .. Rol/ll'eoavlcta at Ohio Pealtenllary -.r illi'uqed ~· • ibow Of j.ouce ~ .alii reftloed to pw ·~ Dine ~ hOiil hOolqe Under~ ol doai!L ·• "Tho pl'laoDOra (corMCU) are In a hlgl1ly e~ condition," Wu'dea )(, ·~. KA)ioJkl ·llld ~a meet:bc with brnale leaders ill Wltlell M.• pz,.. lot tlie ..,....• relea"" went uOOeeded. ••w;e ate ih a lllalemate condition," he said. "But I r.ve not ~ to ~ie Ioree. We want to, solve thio ~by._ · ~ Mid the prds, held ctiPtlve 1110n1 than 24 hours, .. were Iii ~·- htalat." •T~~e,y <"""!tctl)) allOwed me of 0111' Jlltlnl otll. .~ "' obeek till lhe CICI!IdltiGD ell lioa. .1!11 ........ r.,.aJd, Kol\l'!d ._ be wauld CCIIIJD. ' · ,.. ', .. ·' • ,. '· _ ~~=~FOOTBALL - Cbarllla Chanc07, held Meigs Maraur;er srlllooach, gives dlreetloos to IN in a pracUce session on the i\llddlesiOrl lleld. The Maraudero, wltll · - 52 pi,IJiers in grade~, JO ·12 world .. out, are in tJIIce+da,y aeaslons. -Sentinel PIHJto. alibi- ' ' ' . ·~ fii ~ · ..tlie,..,_~ ... ~~-. Plb'eet Oil• . 'J ' ,; Oblo na1tona1 Qw-d~~~~e~~ Who had been Cll cJucy lilrlng t h e Koloold brouahl tberebelaeop • lea ol state llllllplpel' accounts .~ ·~ tg reU!m~· ·wllll the o1 till prlom dloturlJanceL One ~ "blil Clif,t ' ~ of the 111'1~·· demlad.o ... 1 1«" •, I ,'• I 911 •· 11111 •i ' wllb lklbort .' ' ' Bids · · ened , ··Op 1 • ~::.:::~~ COs~n~ · '· a·~lfWJl •··~~·on ~et. ~ --e ··s ,. .•. and 24 llbleh Colu!nliuo pollee •' daiDoef to . ·' co~vlillus rol"l> - eor10. Tho war Of lllr¥18 bopn at 10 , 4111' T h. au. ll18hwJ!ir 0eporbneri1. _.. L~-:.:.was~ ... blcis TUeldar .., 11 projeeta ·' ' ' .. . ', . 'I'' ;'tJ ' 4 1.1~ . '' I ' ••,, ''. '" ' .,..' ·r' :1i :, ' ' ;· .! -t ,, •f ' j ' :: ~·~1 ' -· - - -·- -t ., ' ' ) ~ ,,, '~~ ' out •• .con- with a '\~tal value ol $5.3 mU'l'lcto pnoood lor 6dl copiJula.. ulm. ·• potrot. don on their ~ for prlo~~~ ·0, tho proJecte ...,_ ~-~~ till rtlorms,lneluclllla ...-.lot ·~ '"ui·· lldJ4DI, ~ two u• r•- ... ___ auardJ" aeeuood ol brld&al ... 1JIIY!ng_a aictiooi or moM: ·Ill Ule 50 brutal acta. Oblo 4 IIi Butler Count;l': t b e project ~ to 42.2 mJJ. IJoa and ,to lbe Waller L. Follmer p,. or HamUton. The ~eta, by COIIIII,Y, ware: Uddaro Filling nllllna: tokla . and b!d\dlna ......,.al m Ohio 16, Bq ~ and ExcaYBIInJI, l=~JWf:1t:~~~f:t:1r:~*1l;j~~~1l~t:~~~m~~~f:1~r:r:;m;~~ml~=m:~1~~~:~:~:~:i;~=~=i~m=~:}~:~~:::~t=~=1:i:~=~~=~=~;~~=~:r:;: Inc., aoveland, $5,1120;tstlmate, ' ' $5,1130. · Lueu: Bulldlna rentOYal ml475, JIGPii ExcavstlDI In e., ~· M,212; estimate, $5,· 840., ·1'.. • . lkl\'••, l!rtldlnl. clralnlnc and J)avliil." til U milts Of Ohio 4 tllld·COn~ til two bridpo, Walla- L. FGI!Iner llle., HamU· ~8,00%; elllinlq, $2,· N;ewslt~:· in Brif{s L ' 1968· ,_. I ,1 ,, " • v ";. "" Oc>,p9, ' ."ro' ... ,....., ' ' ~ ' For the present, I ~ ciarl4' lt. AsJ).tesldert. ottlleSociallst Czecboelovak ~c, I turn to you In tile run hlsponaltilllcy ot. my post and· w-811 you to keep cooroge and , calm and act •• honorable Coecho~lovakcillzeDL Do 1101 let IU-consldered acto occur." No lurther wocd was lmmedl· atei.Y heard from Svoboda. Frcm before dawn, Czech radio and television broodcast.oro ijept switching their pro- JII'IIIIIS lrcm """ trlnBtllltter to a,DCJ!ber u oe....-tloo !orcea enasecl 111em dowll. · Western travelers StrOI'lllllqf ~J?&•t colunms o1 Soviet lllce armor lied into aollbborlng Aultr.la and West Gel"lllllll'. They ·aald lhoysaw Soviet and tte allied forcu oceupy a 11 moJor cities and "border points. They said Soviet Jet Jlahler• llooded Into Prague's al11!01'1 through tho night. · Travelers said crowda of Coec~ I II Je.l t ,. !IIIIo atroeto, ...,. « them ....,.. and ICIIle plaadlJ!r Wltll tho crOws of tbe IIIVIIIIQI tankl to go beck wllere thO)' eame from. Prague lladlo - e r o , brOII<Ieaatlng ...acrliltlonl \If lhe scene In the street& belcltr tliem, said bUIIoto were ~ lhrCJUih their , wi-L , 0Wr their voices the 10111111 ot .._ and ..... hlne gun lire e1liM be (Cmtlrued ' • ~.r mn•• of us co, ~ eo. Inc., Col~ID>u.o. $1, 7t5,527; estimato, $1,735,200. ~: Grading, draining and J)avl!ll o1 .13 mile o1 Ohio 209 Titan Corp., New Pllllldeltlllla. $57,717·, estimate, $149,700. lilrriiOII: Grading and drain1118 011 Ohio 151, A. J. N a r d J, n~ . ., 923 ; ••-~·1 UGIULIIOII. . ,._ 0MUUIIW $U.500. Rlcbland: Furnilhlllg a n d erecting tntrlc ai8IUI m US 30 and US 30S, Whitaker • llerrell Co., Jne., Columbus, $360,081; estimate, $423,500. Ross: Grading, draining and pavl!ll or 1.7 ,.uea o1 Ohio 28 and Ohio f1 and 001111r11et1cn ot me bf;!d&e, lilrliJI· E. CalVIn & Co., Martella, $621,188; elllmate, $548,000, BeliiiCIIII: Pavement repair on 5. 7, til l-70, Tz:l.stale AsPr.Jt C~rrP.., ~Ferry, $56,· ~1;-flst1iii16e, $81,700, lfU"Jjm: ~·1118 ol u mUaa ol tiS U7 alii! 6.9 mUao !If OJoio 284, J'tncbll' P, Br~~~r­ er'• II llollf.Co. Inc., CJndmall, .• ~.. !~; tlllll)ale, '151,500. mll.,. '' ' '. '(! ' ' j' flVWII)' J'PIIECAST !I)' United Proto lnternollonal Tempenturea Thursday tJuwch l\londiJI night ..wavanp much above normal except In northeast portion. Dal· l,y hilbs wiD average In upper 80s and 1-r 90s except middle to ot~per 80s in northeasL Overnight lo"a will av· erage In middle 60s to lower 70s. Continued hot and humid ..over all but \he oortheast portion through Mcmday, Not quito so warm and leas hl>mld northeast until hecomlng hot and humid Ollaln aroond the •¥nd- RalnlaJI wiD total about one-tenth inch south aed one • quarter to one • tal t inch remainder of state. Alew •ho!!ers and thundershowers mostly north half around the weeloml. Four Fines Levied WASIIINGTON (IJPI) - U.S. olllcials, surprised and di.. ma;yed by the Invasion of Coecboelovakla, said todaY tile Kremlin's action had wrecked the prOIII'IDI or improving rclaliooa between the Soviet bloe and tile West and possibly dealt a maJor selback to hopeo for peace in Asio. Presldellt Joonson and his top nldes nwle no e!!ort to hide their gloom as they assessed the global ramlficatiooa or the swift armed intervention by Russi& and tour of its WarsaiV Pact partners to crush the new liberal regime In Progue, The President woo up until 3:15 Lm. EDT eonlerrlng with some of his aides before he strode grim-faced toward his White House bedroom. TOP administration oiJicllls made It clear lhore was nothing effective tile United stateo coold do. The Soviet Unioo was aware ()( this as it moved deelaively to arrest a growing trend toward liberalism which threatened her eontrol o! her power base In central EurOpe. ' tolna and Emil Of Pomeroy; FrankKApteJna, Kaptelna,beth Chat· Ieaton, and Charltl lllpttlpa of Dilnola, and ooe llatn, lloore, o1 Fort !ltd. Frlendo ma,y eaJI ~ fl; the Ewing Funm1 IJolilt w!*e &OrVices wiD be r.111 1111rida,y at 2 p.m. Burial will be Ill tlie Bertch GroYe CamiU&J. ,.. '·· a., annl~~·t!~S~£«5 10> • ·· . Fli:• Dread ~r• southeast Aala war. woold stick with the Soviet · Johnoon held a 55-minute Union m lorelen polley and meeting of his National Seeurlcy adhere to all arr-eiU ot. Councll lata Tuesday lli&Jtt after the Warsaw Pact. learning trcm SOviet AmbassaIt was recOinlzed, ._....,., dor Aratoly F. Dobrynin ol the that tile BratlslaYI meotiJv ot armed Inter vention undertaken · the Czechs with Ruoala and by Russia, Bulgaria, H11J18117, repreaentatlwo or the !oar Poland and East Gel"lllllll'. otller pact powersllnlng "' with During the Czech-Soviet crisis Moscow had onlY puered .,.... which appeared to have ended ' baoic di!lerenceo. witll the Bratlslaw conlerence And some intelligence .,._ two weeks ago, the United lyoto here bepn to feel owr the States secretly informed the past weekeed thai the Coedl Ktemlin that Russian military preSI .._1gn l!lllnot Rualla intervention in Czech illlairo was geUing out of haniL woold severely damage SovietU.S. otlleiala slid Rualla AmeriCIII relations, U weU a& presumably (ell tile cortimad setllng back tile elfort to attacks !rom Czech joornalo improve East-West reiatlono coold oo longer be tolenled. Felt Success Possible They threatened to oprellll U.S. omcials had !ell that cllsalfectiOn and resiatanee and D.m.ek was going to get awiJI the Kremlin swiftly and aeeretly witll his Uberaliutloo program coordinated plans to atrli\e, after havllv made it clear he Autopsy .Ordered T.. Bo ' n_ #h .J S ·vt:alf · ~~, i.V, · omciala 1a<;e11 a speetre they had belleWd dead-the two ( An autepsy has been ordered nuclear tPants once apln · in tile d..tll o! Jack Queen, 5 giOiferlng at oaeh other acroaa Rt. 2 Racine, soo or Charle; a •uddeni.Y more significant and Mildred Cox Q...n, who was Iron Curta!,. deod on arrival at IIJlproxlmat&in addition, IIley laced tile 1y 8 LDL Tlleaday at Meigs Ge~>­ neceaaicy ot obendoning tlleir oral Hosplial. hope !hot Russia eventuall,y Meigs County Sheriff Robert woUld uoe her inlluence to c. Hartenbach, who ordered tile llldge North Vletmm Into a autopsy, Meigs Prosecutor Berccmpromlse oettlement ol the nard Fults, and Meigs County Coroner Henry Ewing ,.ere pr&' seot at tile IUioPay, No results were available toda)'. Meanwhile, a twin brother 1 John, of the deceased, was r &.POJ1ed in "lair" condltion at 10 LDL toda.Y at Holzer Hospiial. T h e deceased weighed 25 Mortars Hit Outposts on poondL • Theweigilto!Jolm~ alao 5, waa announeed as 1fh lbL Tbe boy was born in Galllpolia, and his parents are f«mer residents or Gallla Coul!Q>. The lather Ia empiOJed at the Dolt HW !arm, Letart Fldla. Other survivors are tour br'olbero, Charles, i\llehael, _ , and Keith Queen, all at hoale; tile paterral grancpreata, Mr. and Mrs. lilrold Queen, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; a n d the lllller1lal ~nts. Mr, and Mro. Jot Cox, Rl. I Northot~. Arrangements will be....._ ed by MD!er's Hcme For f'llner. als. Delta Front Theo W. Kimes Dies Wednesday In Mayor's Court Funeral servlceo lor 'l1llo W. Kimes, 72, Lincoln IIIII, Pomeroy, Who died W-IIIIIJDIOI'1dlll at Meigs GelleraJ Holplial, wW be held Frkla1 st 2 p.m. . . . Ewing Cha.llel with lbe Jle'f' Qill IWaa olltdatlns. Burial wiD be in tho Beeeb Grove r.... 1 , • "" .... bern No¥. .. 119$, • Cheoter, lhe 1011 or the 1111e Kimel and Kille - - 1btodat' .u lfe Wll a -~II of 1111 - · Clllleh and <IIIII Maltllle J.oclJI!o,>r ..a A¥ 111f, KimeL • ., Pohwi(f. "" Frnda Smltll, 72, died at her AYe. reaidence in JlUmo.. roy this morning. Tllrae onm.'ien or till 1i1t11J Mrs. Smltll wu preceded In CGunl)' Ul &.a.,umtockCWi deatll by her hulbllld, .Ma r k WCII •11'41 orfJb lhflr ll'lllllb limilh. Survivors lnelude o a e Ia lht Cluor- llhoor INI Frio daughter, Nellie Ellll, Or-. ·"Ill at lho' lllr, 0.; !oor brothers, lfu80 K a~ 1 DQo -the ,..,,.,..alf m- Peace Hope Wrecked J~ I· rJ j •' oil ' ' = · ' ' \ Weriirc\i- . · ',by " SAll·Of. ililio ConVicts, : Hold 6nto " THIS.( ,; -o .r ~~ 'l, ~ 0 •. • reporti •bubtek'a central com, '' I) 'ldvlo"" lnlttee presidium waa meetlrw ~ •stlmatec!~.O!Il! Allert..,. " at Ito Pngue heldquartors, .~~diP&. In lht ~y to ally ' ....tbouglt •111'1"1lUnded by Soviet pajj PflldiJw ~ lnlonila- tl,liko. lion. . Tl!el'l; )!Rlte .lid , . rer,.c..u ot. Surround castle Wah Ito Prollram o1 i!htral' 'lwmfteli 'irauiid lfte'II\Vadero. i!!i\P-e Otolence. " · 1111 ~ 11\~Yad In 'the From Pngue'o hllitop Ht•ad' 1'1~1. , ' _. , .At ~~ ftw C~, ch0.oaoftka l;~ovak IIOWI . . . . erial~ MliiY l.i../. into tile ...,Y Cistie, also surrOURied by fjmall ..,.,. and. . _ Qre were r~ to ~VI died ·in CJ · ~:rK :·~ 'prque Cfl#~ cotintry '~' 1 Rusaian ,annor, Presl~nt Lulltc!'old Iii tile streets ~ Pr~ ~ie "cJailii!o. · ' ., tht,ew , -l<!lwo ill ll'OIIt ol The wberllbouia '~ ~ tbe vik SVdloda broodcaat by ~ :tm'8 caauall!•o. , In the cl~o lllaljl, ~ a ~ li..ii.~ inWenee!U Square re!¢m ll!lder.;' ~lii!II!W C.. teleghone .Oil · a mlkeahltt :•< Tbi' C!tcboeloYikC<>tlllminiO" U.S. . dlplaaiot aawtwoWo- ln ·J~o ~ bid;!k , ~ llluld ~ F1 "t ' * " tolevleloll network. "Dear ' led b)' lht f1rst secretaey . olovak ioldlera critshed a lnvadeu,. ·. • < ' ' ' ' · friends, In tile last hours a ' ~ llul>c:ek d~ciltl . Rtloilan tal*. 'lliil ' I~ !orcei' Onlertd wore Cz8ehoaJova,lc ~eaat diiJiclill altuatloa has arisen. ~ • Dies Sunday ci,., , . Charles Nutter Funeral senh:cs for Chulea l,arkcr NuUcr, 59, RL ~. Locan, who died at his home Sund131 evening foli('Mi~ an cxten1cd Illness, will bo hfJid Wedneaday at 2 p.m. at ihe Whito t"uneral Home at Coolville witll tile Rev. Guy White officlali"tl- ilutial wiU be in the TIIIPI!rl Plains Chriotian Cemetcn'. lie was bol'n Jn GUmMe Cwnty, W. VL, tile son or Cbarles and llosic De IIIIi son Nutlcr, Ellz.. abeth, W. VL, who survive. lie had been enppd in lnrmlng in tile T141pen Plain• area lor the greater pari of his lile. SUrviv()l'o in additiOn lo hio parenta indllde two oons, liar· old or ca.uoo, and Paul, Ma.. aUion; one dauiJ!Ier, Mro. Alma Snider, Now S4>aliav1Ur, ellllt p11ndehlldren; doroe brotbero, Ople, Bullertoa; Clar,..., 111and Haywood, 'f141poro Pl4ina; and a tlater, Miro. Eula Kinney o1 Maoollloo, Frlendl Ill) call at the b!Or· al ...... tedl)l, 1 Trli!.: • Pomeroy villa~c active tunds at the bcginnirq: or thi !i month totaled ~104,332 . 42 , according lo a repor1 given b.) l'lcrk E d n a Schoanleb at Monday's meeting of l"'tmci I. ,\ broadkdown of acti\'l' fund showed a balance of ~23.91 in !~Jring w-. It was auxJ!lary"l!lll · poUucl< picnic employees•park on ' 1 to. 5 p.m. There will be game• for all ogea. Chiq>erones are needed lor tile ~OMIIIISSION Active Funds IOII. i ~ . years. I the Communi:ils breached their defenses, blow up the little post' s ammuntion dump and ~ Yztchil'. park , ~•Ia I SIIRINE TO MEET AU Twin t:111 Shrine member• interested in partlclpOtlng in tile Nei11011Vlile Parade olthe Jlills on August 22 are'asked to meet at the home of Betriy EwIng Wedneaday, August 21, at 1:30 p.m. Those who cannot attend this meeting, are asked to contact Mr. F.wing by phone. nrc, asked b) Lhe Marines when ''~ ~···~ " \~ \ ~ .. '~'. ' · J ( !J.J' \rtu · Deskins the stabbing, Deskins had warned llarvey not to come to h i s home. llarvey dlsregarded the warning, however, officials stated, and the stabbing resulted. On May 15, Deskins entered a plea or innocent to second degree murder charges and on June 10 entered a plea c:l gull . t.Y to a charge of manslaughter riled following rurther invest I. gatioo. Deskins had begun serving a one to 20 year sentence in the Ohio Penitentiary wtJcn he was returned here frlda,y lor t h e hearillf: which resulted in his freedom. 'I< ' •' ~ ~. ~ WE&NESDA Y, AUGUST . . 21; . v•ealk!ldhi SAIGON (UP!) - Abont 600 cd all 10 American defenders. Viet Cong, man,y oorllng soft .\ last radio- message from drink cans filled with explO!Iives, the nine leathernecks and a Navy overran a tiny U, S. Marine medical corpsman Inside the volunteer ootpost today and kill- post, 370 miles up the C0811t (rom Saigon, asked lor U. S. air and artillery strjketi on their poaillons. been released from custodY. Acoordlng to an entry filed in the Meigs County COnunon Pleas Court, Deskins, who was taken to tile penitentiary on July 16, was returned here to appear again in the court. The entry setd tllal new evidence appeared to be available. As a result of the hearing last Frlday, Deskins was ordered released from the penitentiary arid was placed on probation •, County Ma.r ine Outpose of 10 Wiped Out •' I I ' will hOld a hearing .., a bill or complaint ruecs bi Cetllral Operating on Augulll 9, with the pcisslblill1 or anli!Jimc- ·• tk>n against Ute ltrlkero Ill' tho · or Ylolenca in ' •' • ' 1\. oiling. In Ito bill ol complaint, :::::::::::::.-:..t"!~:~;t.!:~~;-~:::::::::::.-::-.::::::;..:::::~:::: ' 111e eompany listed maaa plcketQN VJ\CATIQ!II . lnJJ. 111row1na or rocks and 8888• Chli'IOno ·oDd Bd> HoOrueh:are general haruornent and oilier fnmltl-,W.41Jie•wlih acto. The Dal~ ·-Jnei : ,Their';~ · The Ma1011 CouniY Grand Jury contributors n\e.Y. Pl!one 9924156 wiD heai' tile C..oeaollbreeltrfk. or 9924157. ~ Hclon,leluo ers on September 3rd. The thl-ee resume thel.r lluJ:JeJ·. m Wednessome or the supervisors who are were arrested in late Jul,y on a day, Aug. 28, ' . cperaling the plant during the warrant aignild by H. H. Gloss, montll and a hail old strike by LO- assistant manager ci ~rn, and CHANGE PICNIC PLACE cal 426 or Ute Vtllity Workers o! Ralph Warner, plant OJ)Orations The Women's Auxtllari or tho Veterans Memorial IJospltal will America, AFL-CIO, supervisor. Moore noted two important · Two of the men are charged hold its picnic tonll!hl at 6:30 dates concerning the strike are with attempted assault and the oo tile hospllai grounds roilier impending. tllird with trespassing and per- than at tile home ol Mrs. Mary Pickens, as previously announc~ On August 311, Judge Thomp- SOhal property damage. ed. son of tile Circuit Coort of Ma- ,. •>I•• 1011 Moore setd that.the colnmunlcatlon cal?ie ~~rrled .,.J:I!Iln signals between tile plant !Old Canton, Ohio, and olher powerplants · in Ohio. lie said thaltllecompiiiY has asked tile F.B.!. to Investigate the·ineidenl, •\ltcrnate means were Used to take care o1 tile lunctlm noriJIIIIy perlorliied by signals m thue two cables. The pullman car was being used by Central Operating to hOuse tionship between Haney a n d Mrs. Deskins. The evening or A.~m ·:li ' butcher knife sheying of A'Vil Harv~y. 30, of near Dexter has Bugged in a Rug l ' ,.,"' Qj';~· Me;,tK-Mmon Area ,' . iil . E aloDJrl by-~=~< ~ail~< Klfntl. a.m-. .... ilol'llllo"; two Walll!r N. 1111; II. ~~. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 20, 1968 nutter smith