https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2c6134b2decc7c0166f948591e1072ec.pdf 34af329f13a8b2a090615be71dbc40c2 PDF Text Text • . . • r Voice Of Broadway - • • • • VISIT··· . • Elberfelds Jn Pomeroy ' e • .' ' • See The Many ' • I ·- ~'I at o-.tet1 To l'b ,,.,....,. Of ) I j IC ~ . "fJ ~ ·~ ~~8 c .; : . 0 ! -c ~ rr.. ,......,,_ .f,.. <II H\ 8 ------------------------------------------------------~--------------------~~-------0~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • • • _:. • , FEBRUARY ' 1967 XVIII NO. 23.6 VO~ ' j I ' ewera e rants TONIGHT Ftbrvarv 9 FRIDAY and SATURDAY Ftbru.ry 11).11 ~.· .~ "MAYA" f'Technjcolorl l Clint Walker, Jay North ('!echnicolorl Lee Marvin, ~f~~!n~S~~bnby DK~~~~e 1; •- tile Martm R.Htaurut The mteliaJ I 30 p.m at wW t.:Oow ai tile CoiiDlbla G.. Co. office. ) Tile proJram wUJ be lB , Admission; 75< & 40c Rev. and Mrs. Menzel Smltb obaf\lO of 1ft Civic Partieipao ' '--:=-:~------': and daughter, Judy were Co- tion <Ommiltoe, leotarlaJ Malumbus business visitors"' Tues- ry Bewley, who I• tbe official day. I coasullaat of the Ohio Hearl . j As a of Col b 8 ·• Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mdl· um ua. an d son Th omas. 0 f C0 I urn- , -Em:em , ~ W'ilil Spent S nd th M d ay WI r. an , 1 m On 1 Mrs. Royal uThomas. 1 f'/ B'b/e I .. I Shown at Post L . H eg10n Ome BAKER FURNITURE Cieatecrwitlilove - · -for those in love .-.-• ' ~Carved' I DREAM WEDDING RINGS "' A. WMKIDI' , ..........fi1.JO . ... ~ .......... ~ $1t.$0 C. OIIICY •..a. ~$11..11. Hlft. ...- P4M "--·-··· "'- Z •IJ GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE Court Street Pomeroy a '' j, t ·...- ..... ~ ...,. ,- eThursclay eFridey eSaturday " WORLD • $4.98 VALUE ~lectric Heating Pad 3 Heat, Guaranteed 5 2.50 1 •• COLORT:VJ f£A MING COLOR lVS LAAGEST PICTURE GIANT 295 SQ. IN. ltOClANGU.AR SCREfN Grant 227 sq. ln. Rectangular Screen Giant 180 sq. in. Rectangular Screen quality goes U. be/ore tbe ~limE.. I';JeS oA! IIDENOUR RADIO &T.V. Chester, 0, 1 urc . ass ; ' Null, Donatins were made to the Crooksville, spent Sunday with P.eart Fund and March Iher father, Clarence Clark. . Dimes at the February me••~ II I .Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wat· mg of. the Loyal Pals Class kins and son, Tommy, Colum~ th~ Middlepo~ Ctmrch of Chri.st bus, spent the weekenp witll :fliesday evemng at the Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Slatot Rf, Mtss Mildred Hawley. Mrs. and other relatlves. . ~r R~nolds, vice pres}d••nt, 1 Mrs. Virgie Bech!le, Render- preMded rn the aboence of son Js the guest of her son president, Miss Mabel HyseU. and' da"""ter-m · .Jaw Mr and "6" • • Miss Hawley presented devoMrs. Jack BechUe and family. tions usina a valentine story and closing with prayer. A DANCE AT RIJ11AND round-robin card was sent to The Junior class of Rutland Mrs. Allen Jenkinson in Flori· High School will sponsor a Val· da, who has been ill Valentines I entlne dance Friday night at will be sent by tne members to ' the. Rutland Grade achooi. audl· Mrs. Leah Sidenslrlcker In Flo. I torJ~ froJm 9.~ p.m. to 11 p. rida. m. J ue ays will emcee the The traveUitg prize dance. A Valentine queen will by Frances Roush wa!! won be selected · Mrs. Guy Reynolds, DANCE ANNOUNCED Grace Pratt awarded the Th P . less girt. Mrs. Edgar Re)'J!Olcls , e orneroy Hagb School gave a program topic on ''JuSemor class will sponsor the dith," a wOman. of tHe Old ,' annual Valentine Dance to be beld Saturda at the p .ament. .Miss Nina Russell and 1 auditorium tom 9:30 ~~;roy Mrs. Robert Rawlings were I foll wi p. named to assist with the ~·· ."~. nbag!the Pomeroy-Ra· gram -planning for the erne ..... et I game. The Hawl- served "'f1..m-ll will emcee '' n · assisted by Mrs, Moore. I e.,.'....,., i· rove 1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomas of Columbus spent Sunday ) with Mr. and Mrs. Royal Thomas. A film on ~ Bible and its Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tho- many translahons for u!le in all parts of tile world was mas of Mason, W. Va., VISited 5h to 1 . . nd to Sunday afternoon, with Mr. and l own egJ.onau-es a WD• Mrs. Royal Thomas. folk wben FeeneY:Bennett Post Mrs. Lewis Fox and Mrs. , 128, Amencan Leg1on, met Wed· Charles R Karr Sr were wed.i nesday evemng at the post .' ., horne. nesday dmner guests of Mrs. Albert Roush post comWyatt Radford and daughter, d d ct'ed ~ Mrs. George Sisson. man _er, ~n u Yle r~ 1ar Wa yne Pullins and fr iend, Imeet!ng praor to the showma: of Ed Brown of Mineral City spent the fdm. Cards were sent to the weekend at his cabin ot members of the post wlro are 1·11 Sh•de River. 1 • Mr. and Mrs. George Sellers i The film trac~ the history spent the past weekend in Wil-iof the ~•ble Society, begun In liamstown, W. Va., with heri the 1800 s, which ~as been . reo , brotfler and sister-in-law Mr Isponslble ·for placmc the Bible and Mrs. Donald' Pullins.' · Within reach of millioos of peoMrs. Charles Withee left Wed· ple. The film showed early clips nesday for Rio Grande to care of Biblea bem& •ent to soldiers for her arandson, Mathew Wi- ID World War I, and down ·to thee while his mother In confin- the present. ed to the hospital. The program was presented , Clarence Andrews spent Tu<,. by Paul Haptonstall. · chaplain, j day at the Gallipo1is Clinic for 1m observance of the Back To I observation. God Movement sponsored by , tile Amerlcon Legion In FebruCELERRATE IDRTHDAY ary, commemorating tho llllli· Relalives who helped Mrs versary of the four chaplains, 1 Mary Ref'd celebrate ller 81si who went down on the Dor- ' -and soto i birthday recently, were Mr. and chester during World War D. f'f e.._ iR B111i11utes. : Mrs. Jesse Newell. Tuppers Approximately 80 person1 .at- 1 S!rin dry one toad nue • ! Plains; Mr. and Mrs. WatemK~ tended the showing, lnrhuliDJ I 8'lhel wasn.s. I White, Keno; Mr. and Mrs . boy scouts of the eomrnunitJ. Cornp4etely portable •••moves lt'om sink to statap atli on · Ross Cleland, Mr. and Mrs. easy roltina easteiS. Willie Frecker and Mr. Hobar1 Pvt, Lane Arrive~ .. '""'"... Newell and daughter, Shlela, of With 'Old Reliable' Chestt'r, and Mr. and Mrs. Army Private Tommy ll I SEE A D£MOIISTRA HON Norman McCain, daUghter~. Lane, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. · Sherry, Faith and Amber. A Calvin G. Lane, Route 1, Mid- : s;ster, Mrs. Homer DamewOOtJ dleport, has arrived in Vietnam of Akron, telephoned during the will! his unit, the 9th lnfantty Middleport, ·o. evemng. Division. Lane 11 a gr'@lladier ' the "Old Reliable" Div•ioa I which was last stationed at Ft. , mce·y, Kan. 1 Is assigned to Company : A, 3rd IIJittalion of the divi- 1 slon's 47th Infantty. Ri1 wUe, f Elizabeth, Uves at Route 2, ' Pomeroy. . HANDCRAFTED ·• 1 FIVE CENTS 0 da::,.:,s·rr'i~~. D:'~~: Donations Made spent the weekend with Mrs. To 2 Funds by R. C. Sansbury and Miss Sally Ch h C/ , wW bold liS re-'·· diiDer Sdtaal. meetia& Tuesday, Feb. U, at Mr. and Mrs. Henry PomerO\' "CAT 8ALLOU" Jsme Fonda. I AboUt -------------- ·---------ra!' ,,J Around and 1Tile 1\Bddleporl Bullleu Professloaal Women's club ,,.._ __..........."='.............. ._ NOT OPEN '!:1 - "1>!I ~ LODGE TO MEET Pomeroy Lodge No. 164 F & i AM will hold a special meeting I Thursday, Feb, t at 7:30 p.m..' at the Masonic Temple. There 1 will be wort for two eandidnle>: in the second degree. Relre!!h-, menls will be ...,ed. All Ma• ter Masons are Jnvfted. 1 I I RE'l'VIIN TO LIMA Mr. and Mrs. Cecli Hill, Ll· returned home Monday af. l ter being called bert due to 1 llineSB of Mr. Hill's father · '-'ullan • HW, in Letart. '!bey alv.!' ,I visited Mrs. Hill's parents, Mr. , and Mrl. Ernest Clart, of Ra· 1 cine. I Your Full Service Bank Is ••• OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS $1.00 DESERT FlOWER DEODORANT ' ' 50' $1.29 JERGENS lOTION 79c VALUE 0-TIPS 49' $2.00 DORoTHY PERKINS HAND CREAM 50' $1.00 DOROTHY PERKINS lATH Oil FOAMING aoz. Decorator Bottle SJ QPACOi. THROAT lOZENGES, 45c Value ............ 31c NEW HALO HAIR SPRAY, Sizt, $1.48 Value. 69c G.E. LIGHT BULBS, 24c Val. .... · .... .. .... · .. .. .. 1fc lANOliN PlUS SHAMPOO, ftc Value · ·· · · · · · · · ·' · · 59c \ JOHNSON BABY POWDER, 39c Value ............ ,.. · 2-tr.' DOVE SOAP, lATH ,.SIZE .. •........ ·.. · .. ·:· 2 for 39c MilK MAGNESIA, ,.S.P~.32, oz. ' .. ·...... · .. , ·...._.... 59c INFRA RED HEAT UMP .. .. .. · · ... ·.... •· .. · ...... · $3.98 lANOLIN I Water C"IMl~Jtfon 1.50 Val75c r-----==-----4-5_R._P.M_._ Hits : ........ · ............ 69c 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL Stnnng M<lgs CounlJi ff)f' .,..,. H Y1011 Mmbtr Fedtral Rernw B,um Member FDIC AIIAccountolnoured Up to $15,000 Under Tho Federol Deposit lnouronca CorporiiiH HONG KONG (IJPI) The T~ 1..W~ Malnlchl reportod today the Chi,... Com-lit ,_ atlon ormy had Hlzecl all dolllllflc eMU. alrl.._ Iii China In order to "pnpan for war." An81l1r np11t Hid army penonnel on "cultural nvolutl_.. • ht ..lll had baen ....ned to ~~ Full slgnlflca- of tho Nporh WH not I ilhly known llut tMy apo po~~rod to boar out nporll the army wM _ . , . t . greahr rooponslblllty In the cultural ..-lutlln. A guideline for tho revolution publillhad ,..,.,....., • po~~red to bluep~lnt 1 gradual army ta"-r. ' n Mill sr. ' PRESCRIPTIONE ARE OUR MAIN BUSINESS ' 122 N; IJCOND ' FIE! I~AIIKINO IN IlEAl ' MIDDUPORT. 0~ ' ··' . . ·, ~ •' .' ' ' .. ' ' ·•· ' Rife is Promoted paid to .velerons To .t\irma:ll2.C ·I f 8Jid the KOra•a I · Latrj ,:£,,, )Rile, ' 1011. oL and Mrs. 'c.\ !Uint'Ri. 1 · ler' hu ~ •proinoted to min in the cl••• �• ' I ·· CC tO End.· BOIDbS BEflRl'S WORLD ) . t MOre han Red WOrd D1117W ~-IOdcllepOrt, o.. ,...,_to ..!~ · Rusk spelled this wt further Saturday niBJtl IWasbfnllool ' "UHINGTON IUPH - '!'l>e Tlnlrodoy in 1 Dlliooally tol,._ Uln6). Tile tzuce lnclt... a Uni\ed Slates will not end '"e vised news conferonce. Tbe key pause in the bombing of the bellltillll! of North Vietruun in seolioo of tho secretary's North. RliSk repeated U.S. for a mere "pouibih· openiltz suuement was: policy that ID Ulellslon, fori talb while !he Conunu- "For aome time now lbe;-e whiclt Popa Paul VI • hal ,t<lllUnue their "invas100" hQ beeft evident a ll)lstemattc appealed, Is "aomelhln& wbldi campaign by !be Communist can be dioousoecl" wtlb Nortll of u.s. polk:y side to brine abonl an Vietnam. . , of . Slate- -Doon unconditional and permanent But he said that, to far, tho' adminlstralior.' s """sation of the bomb ins of truce hal beeo marked by "a :o a recettt series North Vil'lnam wtthoilt ••Y ditturblni number <Of vlola· -!-!!------~ oorr..pondln& mJUtary action lions," and North VIetnamese . on lhelr aide lit o<change '"' vessels bavo been oboerved Valley Publllhfq C.., tho pdSBlbility of talks -whicb ''dashJni toUth" o1ong tile OOUI f&lildeot ltidlanl S, OWea Is thus far are fo,mless and ro resupply forces In the South. Columbuo !OdoY ·for IIi• without ..,ntent." Rusk also made Jlllbllc an Ullul tileeti"' of Ill• He said 1M UtJted Statos "elaboration" of lht It peace ~~:~."~~ado•. "cannot accept" a sttuatloo In polnll tho adininistraUon first If )lomt .Sator- "bich men and armr move, issued In January 19t!tl. The new • ' without intorruption, into tbe version includes statements ---""""'·- - - - South to attack aJUed armed made by various admfnstralion pubUc . qvl'utures by HamI forces ond VIetnamese clvillaM. o!flcials lrom timt to Ume alnce_ . there could be oeare "We must know the military then. i::,:~~:u ;·.:AJI!lted State' consequences of such a mJUtary Some of tlte additlofll, whlrJt , ODd!!d the aotioD on our part " Rusk said. now have been DIBde part of '' "They must not expect us 10 one public rec<lrd, are : Communist overtures - stop cur mllftary ac~lon by -"U the other aide wlll not callelil> thorn "peace bombing while they continue come to a cooferOJIOf tablo we rtitoro" .C ' €orne throu!!b num- their military action by lnva- are prepared to engqelit dlrtoct choruleJM 'f"''•ding Sial'- . slon." d I 'c" s II 0" s or dlscusaion 'by 'l!'anoi's forellJll Aceording to one interprets- through an lntermedl8f7." rfntllter and ,If• represontatlve lion, the recent Communist -If peace Is achieved the Paris. 'li)ty wore retnloro<d overtures were designed to U.S. is prepared to help convart -atotomen of otl1er Jan<ts,l sound out Washington on 11! its milllary bases lit Soutbeaot Premier Alexei N. prtoe lor stopping the bombing. Asia "for peaoeful usoslbat will l'ilforit:' ·-" If so, Rusk has thrown the boll benefit the peoples of the enUrt .Okleiii 'I/JIAJIIIIN•~ad lfven back to tbe Conununisll hy area." . 1 admlnlotralton'o Initial re- replylog thot the priCe ts blgher -"We do not to exclude ~N - TonlWhlght ·: ,o u to thl~~nlst fine than onythlng Hanoi bas yet any segment of the South eight o clock, lite te a cons a n•wi " ' II' a wet!< offered. Vietnamese people from peace- will bB In Racine for their when htf ' h did not lind WU! Dllcuso Truce lui particioaUon In their oout> next to last MOVC game of the statomenll any "serious Rusk did not foreclose lUI try's fuhtre." This would the year, •nd the final cha!IOf extension of the lour.day lUIUir presumably lnc:lude the Commu- to ~ll out of the MOVC cellar. r.ew tnlce, which Ol!ds nisi National Llberalfon Front. Ltmplng along wtlb only one win in the MOVC race, the Falcon flve can move out of J I I ••chant• .- ••' ' •• • ;• !. ' ~ ..• • l j 1 J a cons In Racme • for MOV·CGame WAfTING R.OOM'" TAKES ALL KINDS.! iiUT ~ow COME THEY A~L WOr:ltc. H!lll!? Htlllilp Scbldu!ed River News . . . IUPI~b~ . '·J Bevo' ~ :Mar~ ln Je~pardy m&- f: .. ... . .... WiJsonPiaflS F• lA aJ I Ina ppe T0 Kosy0'1n • litis Win over the Tornadoes, wbo have also been having ' mighty ru1ged year. In their first meeting this year, the Ohioans came on to nudge tbe Wahamans by 0 hantlllll of points on theCundiff, Waha· ma floor. Shennan McClintock and his mates took advantage of excessive turnovers to win that first meeting. Lately, the f'ltloons have been maldng !ewer· tumoven. and on nights when their shootInS bas been reapacblllle, lbty have been mooh tougher. Bill Marshall and Larf7 Fry OOI!llnue to lead the Falcons, but help from Mike Ff7, Ralph Batoy, Sisk, and BOph Tony Flolda, hu made them a solid unit at times. In any oue, It ~I be the battle of lho all'O-rans toplght an4 "' avoid the oellar Is a mlghty Dice thins, so bolh clublt will be out to win the latest :~~~~';!n . : - :~= 'I Ia olattd IUD SIMPSON DICX KARl, JR. (UPII- You oookla'• ltuy a brunedlatoiJ ' iiP,On 118nUW by korny 11 leader or Domoorato IbiD five, and remove tlle-Umll,· 30 G"IrIs " I be cappedm ° Ceremomes At H0Jzer Hosp1ta • }sCh00-J0f Nursmg • IUidor a poilcy otorll4 111 ltll Wl"ll to promote tho ••ouaobJne city," pve oway Ita - • edilloDL II "'u tho llnl time ill J8l dayo tho DOWipaPfJ' had te . pve away Us street edition, . , 3D Gfrlo Soul ltu eat Trlh 1Dams, and "Eiemll Ufe" by aDd tho Dd lillie fa i7 Capplnfl .,cercloea of the Dungan. yean. . . &!zer .Hospital School or Nur· The prooe88lonal wUI be sins wlll be held tonight at I "Thine Is the Glory" by Han· SalJy·.Mora Has Anolher Beauty r.·tle Melts County's pretty Junior Miss SaUy Mora hu aM~r hon ' ' 1t"~ ~DDOUIIced today Miss Mora been selectecl by Loell Affiliate No. 11 of the N.,. Uonal Hairdressers Cosmetelog1a1 Assn. to reign as quetD o! the 11th 'nnual Natlooal Beau1y Sillon week. U>cal AffiUate 11 Is oomurts· ed of cosmetolD&lsts from ObJo and .west VIrginia. Miss Mora as Junior Mt,., wiU also be representin& thP Breck eo .. National Junior Miss •ponsor, Sunday aft-.rnoon at 2 p.m. at Iola'o Beauty •• hu :· !a~pe~~ ::er·~ Church Tblrty membera of "Fanfare" by Dubois. Mrs. Merreceive Jyn Roso wlll be orgallist. their nursing caps from Miss The fl'lorence NlghUogale Berenice Skehan, director of Pled'e will be by the entire the •ebool, who WiU be aulst- class of l!IGi. Immediately fol· ed by Miss Anita Cbes..r~ cia" Iowln& the ceremony, a 'reoepadvisor. . tioo wlll be held In the formal Tile claSI will be Jll'tatnted lounge of Davli Hall. by Mrs. Martha Hamllton, lit- Members ol the claso of 19tl9 structor In Fundamentals of are from Gal!lpolis, Chester, NursiD(. Mra. Barbara Brown, Jaekton, Waverly, c;oal Grove, also class advisor, wlll dlreot Pomeroy, Atheno, ·wellston, the lighting Of , the candles. Cbeoapeako, Bidwell, Syr~CIIH, Joseph C. Chapman, psstor Mcl)ermott, Waterloo, Muldl• of the First Baptist Church, pori, Sanduaky, Wheelersbur&, Gallipolis, wJJI Jive the lnvoca' NeiJonvJUe, Ironton, Pedro, lion and benediction. Portsmouth, aDd _Selotovllle, Tb• Glee Club of tho School Ohio, ODd Barboursville 1111d of Nur•llll Will present three Polut Pleosant. musical selectlono under the Members of !be CIIISS ol ltlfl8 dlreotlon of Merlyn Russ, ac- and their baiiiO towns are: companied by Judy Hall. Tile NatiCY YvoiDie Adama, GalU· seleotlons will be "Born To Be polls: Cheryl A. Bentz, ChesFree" by Williams, "You'll ter: p,trtcia Ann Bloss, JackNever Walk Alono'' by Wll· too; Deborah Kay Bradley, tho elus oll!l61 WIU 0 , •'· Why Pay More· FEBRUARY SAtE ·. 1·: Wav.rly; Jane Allll Dlllql; ; Coal Grove; Jennifer L)'lll! !)\'~ ans, Pomeroy; . Patricia ·~ fl'loor, Athens; Thoren Gnlo;. HaU, Chesapeake; Barb" LYDD Kennedy, l'oll.-roy,; l(otl · For Men and Wemen ~ Kohler, Waverly; Carolytl AM Lawhorn, Bidwell. : CoMle Sue Le~,, SJ· , racuse: MarUYD D. l.yGII, Jav·.. trly; Lois Allll McCJura. r at~~ Dermott: SbaMI 1M -~llelc, Waterloo; Judith Kay .Moq,rp, Ml<ldleport; Vlctlo ~. SanduBky; Marllyo Par~, Wbeelersburl; Llndll - R9At, , Athens. ·• • Bose~ Janet $1ero, IIIII'\ ....,.,ville, W. Va.: Chm'ltllal: Sil)'der, Nelooovllle; · .···CijierylSparks, Ironton; Barbara;Jpn Spears, Pedro; DI8D1 · c.LY,IID Stoveno, Pt. PleiiWII; ;Linda L. Stover, Cltesape~; Linda Sue ThoiiUII, Point Ple~o.lrt; Sharon Morle VIUJhttr., mouth; Linda Elaine,,. w~, l!<lotovllle; Wanda lll'jtha WU.· 1011, Point PleaaaDt.· ' eTOPPERS •TOPCOATS •MEN'S SUITS • SPORT COATS •SPORT SHIRTS • P!!ESiLHATS:::- BAHR H :::'".= ,<cC 1 l• CLOTHtE~ "''MfDDLEPO~T - OVer pOMeroy F•lefCe Sto . B h NE. as es m New 0nsl auj;ll ,.l.t I up ' :.'::'::.":":.:.0':.. Compare Quaii!Jl Compare Features! II ": Compare Price!· DR~ ~~lNG ·-SER\ItCE, Prom Motorclfa'J MW ftieht of Color TV wittl Mtact hardwooel lfen..,. , •ltf'l CttoiCI ef lppiiH ;WalfWl ... Mlhopnt lfain filli,tt. •net 'tollels I •wrm ¥.::".:::!' =.,"':::• ' .. ... . ..._;, ·-, ·. .'!:tor '!:'""' ~" ------·,. . . Society Notes !':"· J•- HamUtoa up U5 a.m. 'tr' En~:lopaedla BrllanDlca. ~eotlllid Ar1nJ Glllclal -.1!1 l'&lllt quito·-~~·~ .;,;,;;;. -~ ;"~~~ .~.!~ted _a!JQ\1.1. tw ~· . ·-. · PW~ ~ rrm or .. -~ -= ~~ -~~- ~ .,' ' .... '.-" '] .,.Ofm •I . . ·. <; """""' .,.,.,w., _ _ . . ~' o· Win Orin""" .,., ""'' •- ..""'""" -...,, 1 •' MilS Frosh in 'I'll p,AILY SENDNEL I ~- •DRESsES· •COATS -. •SKJRJ$ •SWEATERS e&LOUSES •SLACKS Korea-like Settlement Seen in Vietnam . : NFI\ o.... • a-ruDUSeS MilkStrik.e Jn"S States 1'11"'----.. ~ DON .Nii1Ls i u: _ paper hen 'lburrday, '1111)1 tho covemilrj !lllltad ol wal11DJ Ia tile Houso. of slx on lite number of • wore clvlll tbtm away. the uaulltoi<Jitys. Democral Choice lr<>lll I aherltf may nome. . , The lUI lllltd to olWie for . Tile bill bad .. be paloltd b7 Groy said this alfonla Dento- Bollt chamben rtturD to Z4 hOIIfl Qd tho 81. Peteno Feb. 1 lor ll to become eHec- erall "lho opportunity of work Monday ru,hl. · ·~ burl Evtlllq ladepelldell, to 1•1 underway lbout held. sevon, with the varsity tilt 10 Miss Mora wUJ reign ov•r COLUMBUS (UPI) -'111• bit-• No lleUiemeot , loy C!Ontlljuod, "~ wiD 1)1114 . 0 lollow lmmtdlolaly. this and a!IO partlr.lpate u a ler atruggle In Vlotnom will lienal~ oold even II puee together aDd wiD llfll . . . . lit · WASIUNGTON (UPI -SeD. · model for one of 'tho 15 balr probably end In a otalamate lallla do toite place h• ballovecl fo_relgn policy.~' . . . . · Edmund S. Muskle, D-1\laine,, styles that will be lhown. olmllar to the ooluUon of _the America would not be able to .In toucblng on oovaro1 olhor will bold field hearing, In four Tbla tthowJng will tfflclaUy Korea confilct, ·a top news cor- Btl a IIIUement that wiD be <ountriea In Asia, llen!lty said: . Guafi'Wial• - Galllpolls, cities over the nOJtt lwo weeks 1!larl !be week which 1J dedi· respondoot predicted 'l'hureclay ogreeabfe to au. -India, with Ill ltndency to. . 12.2 and JU running 7 feet of · on the problems of aijtornolllle eatecl to ·~ beiutllul wom· night. He pointed out that President ward lregmentalioo aDd fe~ rollen; Pl. Plhaont 24.32: :exhau,t control devices, which (4.~ Oil everywhere." "II (the war) will probably Jobnson already h8J lndlcaed file, will be _one or "our ~ Pomeroy·M- ll0.12; Hinton, i will be required on 1968 model ~Local Won1011 ol Affiliate 11 end In a stalemate, not quite thll by atatlng publicly that Jlllfldouo hut*.~~• ill ..lhe r. 1 t!2 lallln&: Kanawba Falls, 1cars. Lf)NOON (UP!) :- Prime this palll week bave beep 8J)OIId- as good as !be one we bave In America wao prepared to com- turn." ,, 4.42 r111rta: CliartesiBD, 11.11 ns- ' Muskle Is chalnnan of the , Mimst•r Harold Wiltotr1 might Jni much ol' their time In tilt Koreg," ~tewart Henoley, chief promlae. -Japan Ia '.'a brilbt opol." lng. All !llllw doms on the i Senate suboornmlttee on air andj make a Ia!! appeal to r&>vle1 beiull,fioallon of leu lorlllllate Slate Departmonl CoiTti[>Ollll- Hensley sold this statement and .. Kanawha River ora .., !Itt slli. Jwater pollution. Tile hearings Preml•r AleJei Kosygtn,, ~ay Pat O'Brien, a guard, led all women 1n area lnofltutlm$. ent for United Press Intorno· hal "stcn.Ued a wllllqness to -Sukal'llo'o future u """ Ill Boot Mo-ts• 1will open tn L9s Anseles I to persu~~ Ballo! to· . Jive seorera with If pOints 11turs- '~be! vtolted the llle!Ja Co~- llonal, told edlton and ]llflillaJt. make eoncesslono." Indonesia luha~ty. , ! Mon~a.v, lb~n proceed to' ..me . "gn ol gooa laltjt ff day 1n a return matdt or tlte ty lntarmary, the cmldtttlo ers altend\"1 the Mlh IIIIII1W In turning to anolhor trouble The ONA ~nted . awarda Gllllpolll 80111 - E Deana 1Denver Tllursd.,Y, St. Louis Amenca stops bom_blng ,,North Pomeroy and Mkllfiepori trosh- home, Eastern Star home, Rl•· Ohio Newspaper AssoclaUon spot lit Aola, Hensley called the to _Dr. L. Hortln, djreotor, Bosworth liP S:G6 p.m.; AIJn ' Frtday with tho followJni week VIetnam, Brtt,lsh dlplol!lllUc men besketbau teamo at Mid· onswood, Lakin State llosptt· convention. Internal otruQJe Ia Clllna 1 Ol!lo Unl~trf[ty School of JourR. Merrtll "2.1~:25 p.m.; Baby !to be spent In Detroit SOurteS said.. . : dleport 1n an usembly hour. 11, and the Galljpolla Cltlldrell Hensley, a 20 year UP! vet- "Jut sosp" effort by Mao T81 oallam at AU..., and G. Gor•. Len up~: _ . : Miss SliSan. Soviet source. aa!d tho~ wu But IIJI)lke the .first ••me, and C!OIIIIIy bomeo. ....,, uld "bomblD( wiD not <rung to iJIIpoH "Mmlalll 011 don StroD(, pr"ldeni and i~W-. dOWll 4:2$ Solvay down j Ultlt or. no chance WUSbn would which Pomeroy wOP at Pom· Locll president ol Afftllate Ioree" Hanoi to end Ito olrugS]o. the party." ' . ~. Bnia'b:MOOl'fl Newopapera 5 a.m.; oWte Lucas down t Shear~r down 10:25 p.m. succeed. eroy _ also as 811 assembly 111s ~~ llartrum ot Pomeroy. He Slid that !Ome Walhlnc· He said "Communllm Ia lit Inc,, can~ · .. 5:3a o.m.; • S.· t..ls up 6:35 : Obto River Beats- Look 131 i Tile two leaders, . ~enUy feature .., 'l'hltnday's WN WOII ' ·· · '· -'-ton olllcilla believe lht curunt o otato o1 cban!l" that appears lljaoh received · lhe ONA~I ; -a.m. . · jWilllam H. Zimmer down 11:30 in unbreakable deadlock on a by Middleport, ff-42. peace talk compaisn 11 a "ma- lrreveroable. Th1o doe!n'l molD DfsiJniulsbed Service to Jour- ·, Kauwba ~.., lloata _Mar- p.m.; Lock 14, A. J. Patton up )oint British • Rualian pea..: Tbe MilS Babeo 1ec1 31·= at V Jor effort to m0111elrap Allier- thol Communism 11 not dan1er· qaljpm A!farda. . .: mot Boaverctoimcam. Cbar- :2:45 a.m.; Stevenson up 5:20 a. lllO.,, .were wlDdlttg up lbetr bBiftimt and 40-33 allht tbret loa.• 0111. II ooutd be more danier· Tbe thr!!e-<lay COIICfavo bepn les K doi!D ·i :40 I m'· T m.; S. M. Jenks up 6:55 a.m.; weekl'llll sertes of lonna! talks quarter post "Tbt Communlsll wont a per- 0111." 'I'I]Jtrada~ afternoon and wW t Wbll; up',ti:'06 ·p.m.; E.·~~ ~ ~k 15, Reliable up 1:30 a.m.; wl~ a session In Wilson's But the Little Pantllen Sll"led IIW!eol and ol bombln&, but H1111Iey bellavoo that Mao - p SaturdaJ. 1 les, standln, by at I o.m. at ' Inca up 3:50 a.m.: _George T. official residence at Ne. 101 back. with I pointe to MilS's . !be U.S. will not give 1111 un- hu a lood chance to win a The hfthUght· takeo place II I Olorlesto1u Helen .Z at a a.m. IP~loe up 5. 10 a.m., Queen Downlni Sl. · ·four •• !be filial period to 1111 condliii'Dil promlst to end toctlcll victory, but In tho ton& fonllht'' banqpet . 1'hen newoat O.KOD Harbor; Winfield, O.j·<.~ty down 1:15 a.m.; Lock 17, W~was ..ldtobave1111ed lobort by 2. '· bombing" Without llnt seWn.l run u- who waDI to temper paperboy aehltvemtl!l awanla -- . ··-- ·-- ---. . Nalional down 10 a.m.; Opward KoeyiJII oeveral time• to pr... , Other Paomeroy ocorero ...,.. ·-''-'- · • -· usuranee of tome dHOcalatioll cloclrlno and economy will win." and the Govemor'1 Awanla m jup f :35 a.ra.; Roberl P. Tibott North VIetnam to IO to 1M Swatul and YoUD( tach f, T. COLuMJiu~ !UP!) - A tO. on !be part of tho ColllliiUIIIIII. "No molter wbo wllll," Heos- pr...,ted · ~ .· , Iup 8:10 a.m.; Lock lB, Steel conleMtOt table and lalu! oome vaughiD 1, Randy Burt 13 and day milk strike lit about :15 · ; • IIIVO'I'Ilill TO INTIIIIIIT or Trader down a:40 1.m.: lkllvlllo reciJftcli action If the United Glaze 3. 1lates .,... plaDDOd tod4Y In ill ·Monday· vllto 1 Mr 1 r 0 • , . . l>lm, DullciD Bruce clown at Staltl balll the bombina' For Middleport John Ta_. attempt to· bolster demiUido·fOr fiD If/ I MEIGS • MAliUN ARb midnight; Principia down 4:15 Kosyaln himself indioatedlblll baci1S, Pat""'""' t. Don- higher prices, Stalty, , WO CO "· . and Mrs. Barley Johnaon. a~- ....... , ...,a.m.; Glldo MeCool doWD 6:20 Wilson had llalni.Ued when lnlo Hao-eij 2. Bob· IAW!o ·ll, bead or Ute N,U~,FMr. IM 'Mrs. DaJa RuueU, < - - · · 1ft... a.m.; l<>ck :!!· WatU"I al 1:10 he told Ute news conference the Iand Allan CuMingham •• Organlzatljitf olldl J8DI ~ JeH and 111111111 of ,a.m. ; Mr. CriBs, MI. Slate, United Slatoo mlllll batt tho/ It IVU lbo final pme l!)r Staley, or ~· lll'l\'1, re, Col~s,. and Mr. llld Mrl. , Harvey Jordan, Phillip Sporn 1bomblni "wlthoill COJIIIitlona" Ill Middleport; wbleb had 1 w vealed 1tJ.o. ~~""' ~y 'Ill P ~~~· GlUoily VJotd and 11q II.. .,...,.,, 0 h J o. and Coi!BD Quooll; Lock 21. 111 Wloi!J poaet taJka. otatoD. mtellns , of ~'~ ~ of Bnjl.e of ~ 1'~1 Sundey : 0111 .. ..... • f"altllti at 8:30a.m.; Antlrtw the f~ -Briti!P: , Ht· olld d~ Pew, Carn\el and llarjl.,_ Jlllttrt: of _Mr and ,M LiJI. , ...,.., ·P. Calhoun, stuck lit lock witlt l'ERSHING'i STARS ;wn~~~~ EJ..... !aiiJ called loi thO ~ to A ft"" 'I'IWIItd In Murphy were Saturday mttora CoiQ 'J!Gueil ' •· "· .,,., ""''~,_ _..,. '"' "' - ~ a barge, Jeffet'80n, Kalbleeo K. . Gen. Jolm J.' P*l'lliiD(, the . WASIUNGTON !VPI) -The opera\4 J1!UCb aa did blo Uve- !be South hit U,. Northeast to- or lhelr ~ODta, J,lr. and ••.• • I ·, ,nd Nita Vicbra: Loclc a, on1y penon to bavt beld tbe'IArmy IQIOnt •1 mlllloti for 10 •lock wttbbilldlnC bo)'COit llli day will! anotber bolt of JROW Mra. H~~tle1 T: Jolmaon, •Mrl',l J. 8. Rallltld and to~ 1 ........_.,.., ...., ... - . Walltt Rltd up 8:45 p.DL; Mm rank ol 04.... Ill the o\rmiQ, Joo;opw~~,.. to ase· ID Thailand year. . .', ·: , , lllll u lht 1111011 wss beCJn. Mr•. Howml ·ftomu , •nd 1ly oi. M"'!Ison ll't spandlng 1 • ... Mo. Y.,. ...,, Now JJ. Rowe up 12:2$ a.m.; Robert wu aulhoril,ld to pmcrlbe bll :lllen 1pent anotber ·•U million Staley aold •. jll,e , ltrlkl! woulcl idnf, to puD out of the tlfeetl Patricia wora Sunday .V nln fiW df.ys with Mr. and Mro. t' •'4 JG. West up 2:50a.m.: Greenup OWllln!lgnia, but he never wort to Nplaoe them :trlleu 11 lountJ Clml4 Jator tllla ftar1 but ~ o1 Tuesday"o ·J11fal~nl blfD. vllllor~ of her . 11 e Mrl 1Jf!t Hatfield. ' · ....,...,. " Lock$, RIDfer liP 5:55 p.m.; a exceaa of four atara. lht 11m ll'VIIP CO\IIdl!'t do tbt cllned to mike 1 ~ 'P'Ciflc ant; lbe UPJ fePoried. and M 11a ~ ' · · · ¥t, ' · . ~ CI!J Ill SLI..outo up ~:20 a.m.; I· l1Jb. accordlns to gO.ernmens predicllon or rev,~~ Olld!\loilal il'l}t u. s. W~tjlel: lltlfeaQ Mr.~.; Ruaoau ~POm- :Klnr:J ~: Knott ""liP ..,_ ....., Lucian JoluMon up f.OI a.m.; MUMMIFlCA'ftONS auditors. , details. "We ~)ave to ~' ,U., t¥1Y 104~Y ~ ltldltl<lllo , l viii~ .;•her ay eve"' 1, ._... ....:;"~ Pierce up 1:30 a.m.; Early Eppllana not only 1 The General AecoUIIIln1 Of. eleme~t . of. ~ 9f ~t ,al deptba of II Inches In llq!llb- 210 mD• ..,1 Q! lbt DtltWII't ~w M .~ and ...,. ,....,. . - I ._... Locto; Mem- mummllled tllelrdead but10mejnc. (GA9l lo!d Conaraot BOrl woUld eiodcpile''OII uo~" be ·~tern New J!(f.,Y, At' day- cqast 11 ·f , . (UI' · • . r. ~.., •"· Btl. eo! 0110 -"" iiYL •• ipJtJ. Z e p b Yr up ''50 1..,.-ed lnilllalo aa well. 111, 'lb~y !be Army w,.. ~>~tore uplainecl ' , "J:irNir P9" 1wP .faJI!al lbtre wu ex~-~ ) and 1• ~IIi and llbonda Jet~~~, - . - .>:""" 010• ""' ~""' · P-Ill.: .ValvqJlnt down ,8:20 p. practkf iDclud• mUIIlinlftc!i 's hti¢'C tb. locoalotlvn · 111 ' ' .. ·•· :~ ' '· .' at th; unpaualli r111ld ra" or 1 mov,. JIOI1ber. . , , 11 off Cape · m.; Jeffbvlt. up Ul P.-ntl Voc- lion ot ea!J, dop, oPI• 11ullll' Auaust 1M!; that tJi.,- wrir. lbe to oance,1 the • ~~~ thrt; Jnchei .. hour, the bur· J.:~;.: tifo.m ~roductlon t a _91 . _ IK up 10:30 P·?'·; R.jfaiCOIIIIIId O'(Vll, ~!'diD( IOjl"ffOO . 171" bul .~1 'Clll' oontracl '!1'md( '~teclly eau:..aai!L , · · jnp -• ti-s.vyt!"~wwun- eohol by dlatlllollott O«wfttt ::;:;:;::;::;::;:,:::;::- • ' ' . ,. (X)WUBUS ... . ;:;-;-----:-----;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;! FI • AND FEAR~E56 EGGIN' ~1M ON"• TS~'·TEiik·''l>. TAKE lioA'i IN THE I OverProposedConsti·· ution~Amendments tift bd.,.. tho elociiM dtte c)lolee" of tho 1ft clatoo 1111 Jn !be lotlliature but and tiJero!>y ·lfl~llJ oet the the llddltlOllll •IJIOIIS"· IIIMd eauebt Demoetats tn a oqueeM eleetlon. ~~~ have eomp beet! play tl\'er the of wbe-1 Dtmocrats, boP!nf to dtlo7 tho 1!1'0 ~~ ~laturt poopollf(l eomtltutlonol amoowl· the ODC and roapi>OI'IlolliMIIt rt11hed thrau.,. . t..' "*'Ill beln& puohed lhi'OU8h propooils unt£ tho Novmthor wlthoill tl:oe (lveo lor ear•0011 !iJOukl be placed .., tho blllot. eleelioo. ....,14 1101 provtdl lhe C<JII!Io!orlllo•. They point Tile Rhod.. oclminlSII'IUoo volt.t In !be House needed IB that flO opposition lttlltN;r~J 1m wanll lht ameoxlments, which pass the bill ..-ltb tbe onte!W,_ beeo lieanl on the OIK. IIIQ!I....,ld estobHllh 8D .Oblo Bolld <Y olause. It was ~ ll 1 ure. Sell It · Comm,..Jon to boro'ow money regular1bill. Tile OBC Bell Ill flnt J for Ions-rar.go oal"tal tmprovo~- Sena!Ao Demoouto -~ tD llearln& !ltrl T\ltlday nl~t.. 11"' menll and oet legiflaUve oleo· walvo lbt rul<~ tD all"" 1m- applritorlment altta4y ha ttoo ditlrfcts lhrool&h 19'/0, on mediate OODIIlderotfQD of Ute etlvtd Ill flnt BOUlt ..,mn; f. . the May 2 ballot. bill, bot llepu~licano then watt· tee hoarinl and the ~ ,W By noldJntl the s~tal elec- eel out 1M tJuoee oonaecu.tlv~ selleduled Mondoy nlgnl. Tile Uon that day, whtn many com- days the biD mll!t be NOd bo- llouso bu approved the OIK. munltl.. aiN!ady ..... 1 prt. fort o vote and nlUraday reaolutlon and the Senate bios mary eleoUon ocllodllled, the broti&ht ' out e omended Ylf· passed reapportlonm• 1ltun llddltlonal COlli eould be be1c1 to moo. Bills ...,.. littroduotd . ~ 1 minimum. JUe • Dale dey be!ln a4joumme!lt, In 1b ·. To i>yld a 'l"'dal eleetV>n lor Tilt ametldmonll chan1ed tho Houot tD double to 1 ~. ""r1 only u-.., amPndmeota to Dt special oloctlon date to June &, tho P.lym~lo to Ute w~RYJ consldored tw;~ <;oil tupay""' taped on omorpncy clause, lilfety lll!ld from boot 11\'f!!U•.J; an adilltitmal $2.8 mUUon, !be and <1tl tltr a4ver11sln& period chan&• the teocher Allf7 :!~<:: GOP !ead.... oeoloDd. by me wftk to provide an ad-. tor and others in the ~ A bill was Introduced In lbt dltlonal week for COIIildaraUon. IOUII4•tlon fo~ulo •tv! b~ House to 1to14 llie opeclal ole<- Deoplle Demo<ralle oppoliUon ovlcOon of toitants rot Uon May 2 111d for lhe stall to the bUJ p8184'd 1!1 lite Senate paYJI)enl when tho londlonl 1'-i~ .._ pick up lho tab In communi· oDd wiD be bock before tho not m&do repalrl. · !101 where "' election ·w.. not House Monday for COIICUfi'OIIOO Tile Senate · reet~ved b1Do • "I guess I'm rwer lito hill-l'm tho on(f .., ,.,. wlto oclloduled. In tbe unondmenll. allow liquor violation tteari"'l' can "l"embtr when <OIISOIYIIIirtJ wtie tho iiOIIJI;.,nitfll" EllllrJehe7 eta... Tbe biD mlgbl now be titled, In the county ltlt ol C11Untle! Republlcw were late In of. "whlob wu Frank Pokorny, with more thaD IIO,OGtl populo· terlrtC the bib ·and laiiJed "' wltlcb way-May 2 or June I?" lktn; t't'QUIN firma !!I pay mtll· 8D emergency clause wltloli Senate PrtsldtDI Pro Tem Ttd ual llld clerical labor enployes t ST. PETERSBIJK'G, , . _ would allow II to become low Gray, 1\-Plqua, remarked, Po- weekly If tit~ employ mono c. ' ~··117 IIO!iALD B. &lAY Qhio Democrats Ca-.g1t in Squeeze Play ; ' I -' ,.rtt,~ -J,,. . - t,_ . " f ;~•• ·..· ~...-· " '•· -'' ·.:•._ .•. • . r· I . ··' '~' "'• .:or~·-··'}-:,~ . ,... • •: 'i - . '-'~ �• ' I ·· CC tO End.· BOIDbS BEflRl'S WORLD ) . t MOre han Red WOrd D1117W ~-IOdcllepOrt, o.. ,...,_to ..!~ · Rusk spelled this wt further Saturday niBJtl IWasbfnllool ' "UHINGTON IUPH - '!'l>e Tlnlrodoy in 1 Dlliooally tol,._ Uln6). Tile tzuce lnclt... a Uni\ed Slates will not end '"e vised news conferonce. Tbe key pause in the bombing of the bellltillll! of North Vietruun in seolioo of tho secretary's North. RliSk repeated U.S. for a mere "pouibih· openiltz suuement was: policy that ID Ulellslon, fori talb while !he Conunu- "For aome time now lbe;-e whiclt Popa Paul VI • hal ,t<lllUnue their "invas100" hQ beeft evident a ll)lstemattc appealed, Is "aomelhln& wbldi campaign by !be Communist can be dioousoecl" wtlb Nortll of u.s. polk:y side to brine abonl an Vietnam. . , of . Slate- -Doon unconditional and permanent But he said that, to far, tho' adminlstralior.' s """sation of the bomb ins of truce hal beeo marked by "a :o a recettt series North Vil'lnam wtthoilt ••Y ditturblni number <Of vlola· -!-!!------~ oorr..pondln& mJUtary action lions," and North VIetnamese . on lhelr aide lit o<change '"' vessels bavo been oboerved Valley Publllhfq C.., tho pdSBlbility of talks -whicb ''dashJni toUth" o1ong tile OOUI f&lildeot ltidlanl S, OWea Is thus far are fo,mless and ro resupply forces In the South. Columbuo !OdoY ·for IIi• without ..,ntent." Rusk also made Jlllbllc an Ullul tileeti"' of Ill• He said 1M UtJted Statos "elaboration" of lht It peace ~~:~."~~ado•. "cannot accept" a sttuatloo In polnll tho adininistraUon first If )lomt .Sator- "bich men and armr move, issued In January 19t!tl. The new • ' without intorruption, into tbe version includes statements ---""""'·- - - - South to attack aJUed armed made by various admfnstralion pubUc . qvl'utures by HamI forces ond VIetnamese clvillaM. o!flcials lrom timt to Ume alnce_ . there could be oeare "We must know the military then. i::,:~~:u ;·.:AJI!lted State' consequences of such a mJUtary Some of tlte additlofll, whlrJt , ODd!!d the aotioD on our part " Rusk said. now have been DIBde part of '' "They must not expect us 10 one public rec<lrd, are : Communist overtures - stop cur mllftary ac~lon by -"U the other aide wlll not callelil> thorn "peace bombing while they continue come to a cooferOJIOf tablo we rtitoro" .C ' €orne throu!!b num- their military action by lnva- are prepared to engqelit dlrtoct choruleJM 'f"''•ding Sial'- . slon." d I 'c" s II 0" s or dlscusaion 'by 'l!'anoi's forellJll Aceording to one interprets- through an lntermedl8f7." rfntllter and ,If• represontatlve lion, the recent Communist -If peace Is achieved the Paris. 'li)ty wore retnloro<d overtures were designed to U.S. is prepared to help convart -atotomen of otl1er Jan<ts,l sound out Washington on 11! its milllary bases lit Soutbeaot Premier Alexei N. prtoe lor stopping the bombing. Asia "for peaoeful usoslbat will l'ilforit:' ·-" If so, Rusk has thrown the boll benefit the peoples of the enUrt .Okleiii 'I/JIAJIIIIN•~ad lfven back to tbe Conununisll hy area." . 1 admlnlotralton'o Initial re- replylog thot the priCe ts blgher -"We do not to exclude ~N - TonlWhlght ·: ,o u to thl~~nlst fine than onythlng Hanoi bas yet any segment of the South eight o clock, lite te a cons a n•wi " ' II' a wet!< offered. Vietnamese people from peace- will bB In Racine for their when htf ' h did not lind WU! Dllcuso Truce lui particioaUon In their oout> next to last MOVC game of the statomenll any "serious Rusk did not foreclose lUI try's fuhtre." This would the year, •nd the final cha!IOf extension of the lour.day lUIUir presumably lnc:lude the Commu- to ~ll out of the MOVC cellar. r.ew tnlce, which Ol!ds nisi National Llberalfon Front. Ltmplng along wtlb only one win in the MOVC race, the Falcon flve can move out of J I I ••chant• .- ••' ' •• • ;• !. ' ~ ..• • l j 1 J a cons In Racme • for MOV·CGame WAfTING R.OOM'" TAKES ALL KINDS.! iiUT ~ow COME THEY A~L WOr:ltc. H!lll!? Htlllilp Scbldu!ed River News . . . IUPI~b~ . '·J Bevo' ~ :Mar~ ln Je~pardy m&- f: .. ... . .... WiJsonPiaflS F• lA aJ I Ina ppe T0 Kosy0'1n • litis Win over the Tornadoes, wbo have also been having ' mighty ru1ged year. In their first meeting this year, the Ohioans came on to nudge tbe Wahamans by 0 hantlllll of points on theCundiff, Waha· ma floor. Shennan McClintock and his mates took advantage of excessive turnovers to win that first meeting. Lately, the f'ltloons have been maldng !ewer· tumoven. and on nights when their shootInS bas been reapacblllle, lbty have been mooh tougher. Bill Marshall and Larf7 Fry OOI!llnue to lead the Falcons, but help from Mike Ff7, Ralph Batoy, Sisk, and BOph Tony Flolda, hu made them a solid unit at times. In any oue, It ~I be the battle of lho all'O-rans toplght an4 "' avoid the oellar Is a mlghty Dice thins, so bolh clublt will be out to win the latest :~~~~';!n . : - :~= 'I Ia olattd IUD SIMPSON DICX KARl, JR. (UPII- You oookla'• ltuy a brunedlatoiJ ' iiP,On 118nUW by korny 11 leader or Domoorato IbiD five, and remove tlle-Umll,· 30 G"IrIs " I be cappedm ° Ceremomes At H0Jzer Hosp1ta • }sCh00-J0f Nursmg • IUidor a poilcy otorll4 111 ltll Wl"ll to promote tho ••ouaobJne city," pve oway Ita - • edilloDL II "'u tho llnl time ill J8l dayo tho DOWipaPfJ' had te . pve away Us street edition, . , 3D Gfrlo Soul ltu eat Trlh 1Dams, and "Eiemll Ufe" by aDd tho Dd lillie fa i7 Capplnfl .,cercloea of the Dungan. yean. . . &!zer .Hospital School or Nur· The prooe88lonal wUI be sins wlll be held tonight at I "Thine Is the Glory" by Han· SalJy·.Mora Has Anolher Beauty r.·tle Melts County's pretty Junior Miss SaUy Mora hu aM~r hon ' ' 1t"~ ~DDOUIIced today Miss Mora been selectecl by Loell Affiliate No. 11 of the N.,. Uonal Hairdressers Cosmetelog1a1 Assn. to reign as quetD o! the 11th 'nnual Natlooal Beau1y Sillon week. U>cal AffiUate 11 Is oomurts· ed of cosmetolD&lsts from ObJo and .west VIrginia. Miss Mora as Junior Mt,., wiU also be representin& thP Breck eo .. National Junior Miss •ponsor, Sunday aft-.rnoon at 2 p.m. at Iola'o Beauty •• hu :· !a~pe~~ ::er·~ Church Tblrty membera of "Fanfare" by Dubois. Mrs. Merreceive Jyn Roso wlll be orgallist. their nursing caps from Miss The fl'lorence NlghUogale Berenice Skehan, director of Pled'e will be by the entire the •ebool, who WiU be aulst- class of l!IGi. Immediately fol· ed by Miss Anita Cbes..r~ cia" Iowln& the ceremony, a 'reoepadvisor. . tioo wlll be held In the formal Tile claSI will be Jll'tatnted lounge of Davli Hall. by Mrs. Martha Hamllton, lit- Members ol the claso of 19tl9 structor In Fundamentals of are from Gal!lpolis, Chester, NursiD(. Mra. Barbara Brown, Jaekton, Waverly, c;oal Grove, also class advisor, wlll dlreot Pomeroy, Atheno, ·wellston, the lighting Of , the candles. Cbeoapeako, Bidwell, Syr~CIIH, Joseph C. Chapman, psstor Mcl)ermott, Waterloo, Muldl• of the First Baptist Church, pori, Sanduaky, Wheelersbur&, Gallipolis, wJJI Jive the lnvoca' NeiJonvJUe, Ironton, Pedro, lion and benediction. Portsmouth, aDd _Selotovllle, Tb• Glee Club of tho School Ohio, ODd Barboursville 1111d of Nur•llll Will present three Polut Pleosant. musical selectlono under the Members of !be CIIISS ol ltlfl8 dlreotlon of Merlyn Russ, ac- and their baiiiO towns are: companied by Judy Hall. Tile NatiCY YvoiDie Adama, GalU· seleotlons will be "Born To Be polls: Cheryl A. Bentz, ChesFree" by Williams, "You'll ter: p,trtcia Ann Bloss, JackNever Walk Alono'' by Wll· too; Deborah Kay Bradley, tho elus oll!l61 WIU 0 , •'· Why Pay More· FEBRUARY SAtE ·. 1·: Wav.rly; Jane Allll Dlllql; ; Coal Grove; Jennifer L)'lll! !)\'~ ans, Pomeroy; . Patricia ·~ fl'loor, Athens; Thoren Gnlo;. HaU, Chesapeake; Barb" LYDD Kennedy, l'oll.-roy,; l(otl · For Men and Wemen ~ Kohler, Waverly; Carolytl AM Lawhorn, Bidwell. : CoMle Sue Le~,, SJ· , racuse: MarUYD D. l.yGII, Jav·.. trly; Lois Allll McCJura. r at~~ Dermott: SbaMI 1M -~llelc, Waterloo; Judith Kay .Moq,rp, Ml<ldleport; Vlctlo ~. SanduBky; Marllyo Par~, Wbeelersburl; Llndll - R9At, , Athens. ·• • Bose~ Janet $1ero, IIIII'\ ....,.,ville, W. Va.: Chm'ltllal: Sil)'der, Nelooovllle; · .···CijierylSparks, Ironton; Barbara;Jpn Spears, Pedro; DI8D1 · c.LY,IID Stoveno, Pt. PleiiWII; ;Linda L. Stover, Cltesape~; Linda Sue ThoiiUII, Point Ple~o.lrt; Sharon Morle VIUJhttr., mouth; Linda Elaine,,. w~, l!<lotovllle; Wanda lll'jtha WU.· 1011, Point PleaaaDt.· ' eTOPPERS •TOPCOATS •MEN'S SUITS • SPORT COATS •SPORT SHIRTS • P!!ESiLHATS:::- BAHR H :::'".= ,<cC 1 l• CLOTHtE~ "''MfDDLEPO~T - OVer pOMeroy F•lefCe Sto . B h NE. as es m New 0nsl auj;ll ,.l.t I up ' :.'::'::.":":.:.0':.. Compare Quaii!Jl Compare Features! II ": Compare Price!· DR~ ~~lNG ·-SER\ItCE, Prom Motorclfa'J MW ftieht of Color TV wittl Mtact hardwooel lfen..,. , •ltf'l CttoiCI ef lppiiH ;WalfWl ... Mlhopnt lfain filli,tt. •net 'tollels I •wrm ¥.::".:::!' =.,"':::• ' .. ... . ..._;, ·-, ·. .'!:tor '!:'""' ~" ------·,. . . Society Notes !':"· J•- HamUtoa up U5 a.m. 'tr' En~:lopaedla BrllanDlca. ~eotlllid Ar1nJ Glllclal -.1!1 l'&lllt quito·-~~·~ .;,;,;;;. -~ ;"~~~ .~.!~ted _a!JQ\1.1. tw ~· . ·-. · PW~ ~ rrm or .. -~ -= ~~ -~~- ~ .,' ' .... '.-" '] .,.Ofm •I . . ·. <; """""' .,.,.,w., _ _ . . ~' o· Win Orin""" .,., ""'' •- ..""'""" -...,, 1 •' MilS Frosh in 'I'll p,AILY SENDNEL I ~- •DRESsES· •COATS -. •SKJRJ$ •SWEATERS e&LOUSES •SLACKS Korea-like Settlement Seen in Vietnam . : NFI\ o.... • a-ruDUSeS MilkStrik.e Jn"S States 1'11"'----.. ~ DON .Nii1Ls i u: _ paper hen 'lburrday, '1111)1 tho covemilrj !lllltad ol wal11DJ Ia tile Houso. of slx on lite number of • wore clvlll tbtm away. the uaulltoi<Jitys. Democral Choice lr<>lll I aherltf may nome. . , The lUI lllltd to olWie for . Tile bill bad .. be paloltd b7 Groy said this alfonla Dento- Bollt chamben rtturD to Z4 hOIIfl Qd tho 81. Peteno Feb. 1 lor ll to become eHec- erall "lho opportunity of work Monday ru,hl. · ·~ burl Evtlllq ladepelldell, to 1•1 underway lbout held. sevon, with the varsity tilt 10 Miss Mora wUJ reign ov•r COLUMBUS (UPI) -'111• bit-• No lleUiemeot , loy C!Ontlljuod, "~ wiD 1)1114 . 0 lollow lmmtdlolaly. this and a!IO partlr.lpate u a ler atruggle In Vlotnom will lienal~ oold even II puee together aDd wiD llfll . . . . lit · WASIUNGTON (UPI -SeD. · model for one of 'tho 15 balr probably end In a otalamate lallla do toite place h• ballovecl fo_relgn policy.~' . . . . · Edmund S. Muskle, D-1\laine,, styles that will be lhown. olmllar to the ooluUon of _the America would not be able to .In toucblng on oovaro1 olhor will bold field hearing, In four Tbla tthowJng will tfflclaUy Korea confilct, ·a top news cor- Btl a IIIUement that wiD be <ountriea In Asia, llen!lty said: . Guafi'Wial• - Galllpolls, cities over the nOJtt lwo weeks 1!larl !be week which 1J dedi· respondoot predicted 'l'hureclay ogreeabfe to au. -India, with Ill ltndency to. . 12.2 and JU running 7 feet of · on the problems of aijtornolllle eatecl to ·~ beiutllul wom· night. He pointed out that President ward lregmentalioo aDd fe~ rollen; Pl. Plhaont 24.32: :exhau,t control devices, which (4.~ Oil everywhere." "II (the war) will probably Jobnson already h8J lndlcaed file, will be _one or "our ~ Pomeroy·M- ll0.12; Hinton, i will be required on 1968 model ~Local Won1011 ol Affiliate 11 end In a stalemate, not quite thll by atatlng publicly that Jlllfldouo hut*.~~• ill ..lhe r. 1 t!2 lallln&: Kanawba Falls, 1cars. Lf)NOON (UP!) :- Prime this palll week bave beep 8J)OIId- as good as !be one we bave In America wao prepared to com- turn." ,, 4.42 r111rta: CliartesiBD, 11.11 ns- ' Muskle Is chalnnan of the , Mimst•r Harold Wiltotr1 might Jni much ol' their time In tilt Koreg," ~tewart Henoley, chief promlae. -Japan Ia '.'a brilbt opol." lng. All !llllw doms on the i Senate suboornmlttee on air andj make a Ia!! appeal to r&>vle1 beiull,fioallon of leu lorlllllate Slate Departmonl CoiTti[>Ollll- Hensley sold this statement and .. Kanawha River ora .., !Itt slli. Jwater pollution. Tile hearings Preml•r AleJei Kosygtn,, ~ay Pat O'Brien, a guard, led all women 1n area lnofltutlm$. ent for United Press Intorno· hal "stcn.Ued a wllllqness to -Sukal'llo'o future u """ Ill Boot Mo-ts• 1will open tn L9s Anseles I to persu~~ Ballo! to· . Jive seorera with If pOints 11turs- '~be! vtolted the llle!Ja Co~- llonal, told edlton and ]llflillaJt. make eoncesslono." Indonesia luha~ty. , ! Mon~a.v, lb~n proceed to' ..me . "gn ol gooa laltjt ff day 1n a return matdt or tlte ty lntarmary, the cmldtttlo ers altend\"1 the Mlh IIIIII1W In turning to anolhor trouble The ONA ~nted . awarda Gllllpolll 80111 - E Deana 1Denver Tllursd.,Y, St. Louis Amenca stops bom_blng ,,North Pomeroy and Mkllfiepori trosh- home, Eastern Star home, Rl•· Ohio Newspaper AssoclaUon spot lit Aola, Hensley called the to _Dr. L. Hortln, djreotor, Bosworth liP S:G6 p.m.; AIJn ' Frtday with tho followJni week VIetnam, Brtt,lsh dlplol!lllUc men besketbau teamo at Mid· onswood, Lakin State llosptt· convention. Internal otruQJe Ia Clllna 1 Ol!lo Unl~trf[ty School of JourR. Merrtll "2.1~:25 p.m.; Baby !to be spent In Detroit SOurteS said.. . : dleport 1n an usembly hour. 11, and the Galljpolla Cltlldrell Hensley, a 20 year UP! vet- "Jut sosp" effort by Mao T81 oallam at AU..., and G. Gor•. Len up~: _ . : Miss SliSan. Soviet source. aa!d tho~ wu But IIJI)lke the .first ••me, and C!OIIIIIy bomeo. ....,, uld "bomblD( wiD not <rung to iJIIpoH "Mmlalll 011 don StroD(, pr"ldeni and i~W-. dOWll 4:2$ Solvay down j Ultlt or. no chance WUSbn would which Pomeroy wOP at Pom· Locll president ol Afftllate Ioree" Hanoi to end Ito olrugS]o. the party." ' . ~. Bnia'b:MOOl'fl Newopapera 5 a.m.; oWte Lucas down t Shear~r down 10:25 p.m. succeed. eroy _ also as 811 assembly 111s ~~ llartrum ot Pomeroy. He Slid that !Ome Walhlnc· He said "Communllm Ia lit Inc,, can~ · .. 5:3a o.m.; • S.· t..ls up 6:35 : Obto River Beats- Look 131 i Tile two leaders, . ~enUy feature .., 'l'hltnday's WN WOII ' ·· · '· -'-ton olllcilla believe lht curunt o otato o1 cban!l" that appears lljaoh received · lhe ONA~I ; -a.m. . · jWilllam H. Zimmer down 11:30 in unbreakable deadlock on a by Middleport, ff-42. peace talk compaisn 11 a "ma- lrreveroable. Th1o doe!n'l molD DfsiJniulsbed Service to Jour- ·, Kauwba ~.., lloata _Mar- p.m.; Lock 14, A. J. Patton up )oint British • Rualian pea..: Tbe MilS Babeo 1ec1 31·= at V Jor effort to m0111elrap Allier- thol Communism 11 not dan1er· qaljpm A!farda. . .: mot Boaverctoimcam. Cbar- :2:45 a.m.; Stevenson up 5:20 a. lllO.,, .were wlDdlttg up lbetr bBiftimt and 40-33 allht tbret loa.• 0111. II ooutd be more danier· Tbe thr!!e-<lay COIICfavo bepn les K doi!D ·i :40 I m'· T m.; S. M. Jenks up 6:55 a.m.; weekl'llll sertes of lonna! talks quarter post "Tbt Communlsll wont a per- 0111." 'I'I]Jtrada~ afternoon and wW t Wbll; up',ti:'06 ·p.m.; E.·~~ ~ ~k 15, Reliable up 1:30 a.m.; wl~ a session In Wilson's But the Little Pantllen Sll"led IIW!eol and ol bombln&, but H1111Iey bellavoo that Mao - p SaturdaJ. 1 les, standln, by at I o.m. at ' Inca up 3:50 a.m.: _George T. official residence at Ne. 101 back. with I pointe to MilS's . !be U.S. will not give 1111 un- hu a lood chance to win a The hfthUght· takeo place II I Olorlesto1u Helen .Z at a a.m. IP~loe up 5. 10 a.m., Queen Downlni Sl. · ·four •• !be filial period to 1111 condliii'Dil promlst to end toctlcll victory, but In tho ton& fonllht'' banqpet . 1'hen newoat O.KOD Harbor; Winfield, O.j·<.~ty down 1:15 a.m.; Lock 17, W~was ..ldtobave1111ed lobort by 2. '· bombing" Without llnt seWn.l run u- who waDI to temper paperboy aehltvemtl!l awanla -- . ··-- ·-- ---. . Nalional down 10 a.m.; Opward KoeyiJII oeveral time• to pr... , Other Paomeroy ocorero ...,.. ·-''-'- · • -· usuranee of tome dHOcalatioll cloclrlno and economy will win." and the Govemor'1 Awanla m jup f :35 a.ra.; Roberl P. Tibott North VIetnam to IO to 1M Swatul and YoUD( tach f, T. COLuMJiu~ !UP!) - A tO. on !be part of tho ColllliiUIIIIII. "No molter wbo wllll," Heos- pr...,ted · ~ .· , Iup 8:10 a.m.; Lock lB, Steel conleMtOt table and lalu! oome vaughiD 1, Randy Burt 13 and day milk strike lit about :15 · ; • IIIVO'I'Ilill TO INTIIIIIIT or Trader down a:40 1.m.: lkllvlllo reciJftcli action If the United Glaze 3. 1lates .,... plaDDOd tod4Y In ill ·Monday· vllto 1 Mr 1 r 0 • , . . l>lm, DullciD Bruce clown at Staltl balll the bombina' For Middleport John Ta_. attempt to· bolster demiUido·fOr fiD If/ I MEIGS • MAliUN ARb midnight; Principia down 4:15 Kosyaln himself indioatedlblll baci1S, Pat""'""' t. Don- higher prices, Stalty, , WO CO "· . and Mrs. Barley Johnaon. a~- ....... , ...,a.m.; Glldo MeCool doWD 6:20 Wilson had llalni.Ued when lnlo Hao-eij 2. Bob· IAW!o ·ll, bead or Ute N,U~,FMr. IM 'Mrs. DaJa RuueU, < - - · · 1ft... a.m.; l<>ck :!!· WatU"I al 1:10 he told Ute news conference the Iand Allan CuMingham •• Organlzatljitf olldl J8DI ~ JeH and 111111111 of ,a.m. ; Mr. CriBs, MI. Slate, United Slatoo mlllll batt tho/ It IVU lbo final pme l!)r Staley, or ~· lll'l\'1, re, Col~s,. and Mr. llld Mrl. , Harvey Jordan, Phillip Sporn 1bomblni "wlthoill COJIIIitlona" Ill Middleport; wbleb had 1 w vealed 1tJ.o. ~~""' ~y 'Ill P ~~~· GlUoily VJotd and 11q II.. .,...,.,, 0 h J o. and Coi!BD Quooll; Lock 21. 111 Wloi!J poaet taJka. otatoD. mtellns , of ~'~ ~ of Bnjl.e of ~ 1'~1 Sundey : 0111 .. ..... • f"altllti at 8:30a.m.; Antlrtw the f~ -Briti!P: , Ht· olld d~ Pew, Carn\el and llarjl.,_ Jlllttrt: of _Mr and ,M LiJI. , ...,.., ·P. Calhoun, stuck lit lock witlt l'ERSHING'i STARS ;wn~~~~ EJ..... !aiiJ called loi thO ~ to A ft"" 'I'IWIItd In Murphy were Saturday mttora CoiQ 'J!Gueil ' •· "· .,,., ""''~,_ _..,. '"' "' - ~ a barge, Jeffet'80n, Kalbleeo K. . Gen. Jolm J.' P*l'lliiD(, the . WASIUNGTON !VPI) -The opera\4 J1!UCb aa did blo Uve- !be South hit U,. Northeast to- or lhelr ~ODta, J,lr. and ••.• • I ·, ,nd Nita Vicbra: Loclc a, on1y penon to bavt beld tbe'IArmy IQIOnt •1 mlllloti for 10 •lock wttbbilldlnC bo)'COit llli day will! anotber bolt of JROW Mra. H~~tle1 T: Jolmaon, •Mrl',l J. 8. Rallltld and to~ 1 ........_.,.., ...., ... - . Walltt Rltd up 8:45 p.DL; Mm rank ol 04.... Ill the o\rmiQ, Joo;opw~~,.. to ase· ID Thailand year. . .', ·: , , lllll u lht 1111011 wss beCJn. Mr•. Howml ·ftomu , •nd 1ly oi. M"'!Ison ll't spandlng 1 • ... Mo. Y.,. ...,, Now JJ. Rowe up 12:2$ a.m.; Robert wu aulhoril,ld to pmcrlbe bll :lllen 1pent anotber ·•U million Staley aold •. jll,e , ltrlkl! woulcl idnf, to puD out of the tlfeetl Patricia wora Sunday .V nln fiW df.ys with Mr. and Mro. t' •'4 JG. West up 2:50a.m.: Greenup OWllln!lgnia, but he never wort to Nplaoe them :trlleu 11 lountJ Clml4 Jator tllla ftar1 but ~ o1 Tuesday"o ·J11fal~nl blfD. vllllor~ of her . 11 e Mrl 1Jf!t Hatfield. ' · ....,...,. " Lock$, RIDfer liP 5:55 p.m.; a exceaa of four atara. lht 11m ll'VIIP CO\IIdl!'t do tbt cllned to mike 1 ~ 'P'Ciflc ant; lbe UPJ fePoried. and M 11a ~ ' · · · ¥t, ' · . ~ CI!J Ill SLI..outo up ~:20 a.m.; I· l1Jb. accordlns to gO.ernmens predicllon or rev,~~ Olld!\loilal il'l}t u. s. W~tjlel: lltlfeaQ Mr.~.; Ruaoau ~POm- :Klnr:J ~: Knott ""liP ..,_ ....., Lucian JoluMon up f.OI a.m.; MUMMIFlCA'ftONS auditors. , details. "We ~)ave to ~' ,U., t¥1Y 104~Y ~ ltldltl<lllo , l viii~ .;•her ay eve"' 1, ._... ....:;"~ Pierce up 1:30 a.m.; Early Eppllana not only 1 The General AecoUIIIln1 Of. eleme~t . of. ~ 9f ~t ,al deptba of II Inches In llq!llb- 210 mD• ..,1 Q! lbt DtltWII't ~w M .~ and ...,. ,....,. . - I ._... Locto; Mem- mummllled tllelrdead but10mejnc. (GA9l lo!d Conaraot BOrl woUld eiodcpile''OII uo~" be ·~tern New J!(f.,Y, At' day- cqast 11 ·f , . (UI' · • . r. ~.., •"· Btl. eo! 0110 -"" iiYL •• ipJtJ. Z e p b Yr up ''50 1..,.-ed lnilllalo aa well. 111, 'lb~y !be Army w,.. ~>~tore uplainecl ' , "J:irNir P9" 1wP .faJI!al lbtre wu ex~-~ ) and 1• ~IIi and llbonda Jet~~~, - . - .>:""" 010• ""' ~""' · P-Ill.: .ValvqJlnt down ,8:20 p. practkf iDclud• mUIIlinlftc!i 's hti¢'C tb. locoalotlvn · 111 ' ' .. ·•· :~ ' '· .' at th; unpaualli r111ld ra" or 1 mov,. JIOI1ber. . , , 11 off Cape · m.; Jeffbvlt. up Ul P.-ntl Voc- lion ot ea!J, dop, oPI• 11ullll' Auaust 1M!; that tJi.,- wrir. lbe to oance,1 the • ~~~ thrt; Jnchei .. hour, the bur· J.:~;.: tifo.m ~roductlon t a _91 . _ IK up 10:30 P·?'·; R.jfaiCOIIIIIId O'(Vll, ~!'diD( IOjl"ffOO . 171" bul .~1 'Clll' oontracl '!1'md( '~teclly eau:..aai!L , · · jnp -• ti-s.vyt!"~wwun- eohol by dlatlllollott O«wfttt ::;:;:;::;::;::;:,:::;::- • ' ' . ,. (X)WUBUS ... . ;:;-;-----:-----;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;! FI • AND FEAR~E56 EGGIN' ~1M ON"• TS~'·TEiik·''l>. TAKE lioA'i IN THE I OverProposedConsti·· ution~Amendments tift bd.,.. tho elociiM dtte c)lolee" of tho 1ft clatoo 1111 Jn !be lotlliature but and tiJero!>y ·lfl~llJ oet the the llddltlOllll •IJIOIIS"· IIIMd eauebt Demoetats tn a oqueeM eleetlon. ~~~ have eomp beet! play tl\'er the of wbe-1 Dtmocrats, boP!nf to dtlo7 tho 1!1'0 ~~ ~laturt poopollf(l eomtltutlonol amoowl· the ODC and roapi>OI'IlolliMIIt rt11hed thrau.,. . t..' "*'Ill beln& puohed lhi'OU8h propooils unt£ tho Novmthor wlthoill tl:oe (lveo lor ear•0011 !iJOukl be placed .., tho blllot. eleelioo. ....,14 1101 provtdl lhe C<JII!Io!orlllo•. They point Tile Rhod.. oclminlSII'IUoo volt.t In !be House needed IB that flO opposition lttlltN;r~J 1m wanll lht ameoxlments, which pass the bill ..-ltb tbe onte!W,_ beeo lieanl on the OIK. IIIQ!I....,ld estobHllh 8D .Oblo Bolld <Y olause. It was ~ ll 1 ure. Sell It · Comm,..Jon to boro'ow money regular1bill. Tile OBC Bell Ill flnt J for Ions-rar.go oal"tal tmprovo~- Sena!Ao Demoouto -~ tD llearln& !ltrl T\ltlday nl~t.. 11"' menll and oet legiflaUve oleo· walvo lbt rul<~ tD all"" 1m- applritorlment altta4y ha ttoo ditlrfcts lhrool&h 19'/0, on mediate OODIIlderotfQD of Ute etlvtd Ill flnt BOUlt ..,mn; f. . the May 2 ballot. bill, bot llepu~licano then watt· tee hoarinl and the ~ ,W By noldJntl the s~tal elec- eel out 1M tJuoee oonaecu.tlv~ selleduled Mondoy nlgnl. Tile Uon that day, whtn many com- days the biD mll!t be NOd bo- llouso bu approved the OIK. munltl.. aiN!ady ..... 1 prt. fort o vote and nlUraday reaolutlon and the Senate bios mary eleoUon ocllodllled, the broti&ht ' out e omended Ylf· passed reapportlonm• 1ltun llddltlonal COlli eould be be1c1 to moo. Bills ...,.. littroduotd . ~ 1 minimum. JUe • Dale dey be!ln a4joumme!lt, In 1b ·. To i>yld a 'l"'dal eleetV>n lor Tilt ametldmonll chan1ed tho Houot tD double to 1 ~. ""r1 only u-.., amPndmeota to Dt special oloctlon date to June &, tho P.lym~lo to Ute w~RYJ consldored tw;~ <;oil tupay""' taped on omorpncy clause, lilfety lll!ld from boot 11\'f!!U•.J; an adilltitmal $2.8 mUUon, !be and <1tl tltr a4ver11sln& period chan&• the teocher Allf7 :!~<:: GOP !ead.... oeoloDd. by me wftk to provide an ad-. tor and others in the ~ A bill was Introduced In lbt dltlonal week for COIIildaraUon. IOUII4•tlon fo~ulo •tv! b~ House to 1to14 llie opeclal ole<- Deoplle Demo<ralle oppoliUon ovlcOon of toitants rot Uon May 2 111d for lhe stall to the bUJ p8184'd 1!1 lite Senate paYJI)enl when tho londlonl 1'-i~ .._ pick up lho tab In communi· oDd wiD be bock before tho not m&do repalrl. · !101 where "' election ·w.. not House Monday for COIICUfi'OIIOO Tile Senate · reet~ved b1Do • "I guess I'm rwer lito hill-l'm tho on(f .., ,.,. wlto oclloduled. In tbe unondmenll. allow liquor violation tteari"'l' can "l"embtr when <OIISOIYIIIirtJ wtie tho iiOIIJI;.,nitfll" EllllrJehe7 eta... Tbe biD mlgbl now be titled, In the county ltlt ol C11Untle! Republlcw were late In of. "whlob wu Frank Pokorny, with more thaD IIO,OGtl populo· terlrtC the bib ·and laiiJed "' wltlcb way-May 2 or June I?" lktn; t't'QUIN firma !!I pay mtll· 8D emergency clause wltloli Senate PrtsldtDI Pro Tem Ttd ual llld clerical labor enployes t ST. PETERSBIJK'G, , . _ would allow II to become low Gray, 1\-Plqua, remarked, Po- weekly If tit~ employ mono c. ' ~··117 IIO!iALD B. &lAY Qhio Democrats Ca-.g1t in Squeeze Play ; ' I -' ,.rtt,~ -J,,. . - t,_ . " f ;~•• ·..· ~...-· " '•· -'' ·.:•._ .•. • . r· I . ··' '~' "'• .:or~·-··'}-:,~ . ,... • •: 'i - . '-'~ �• \ • - . - ' . ' . • Co I. - I I _. j • ~~ ; ;:'=.~~Je-= ::. =· ~ eiiAI.OWIIi OTMII PAMOIA UAIIDI 1 : I i ........., rro- lor."""" . 0 Jocbo . . . : : ': o. ~ 'PeldDc'• ~- ~~":,'!' \•ublaCIOI eoncluslcma _. 1111111 -~~ ~...ur::: ::.,,=: ~co::.-lollll .:;"'.,oiutlo!W'Y ~oftl'flll)ellt. mll!W:J paiiV 1rooll J0 beck etlllurlfo bui~IIIS IJid 'nle71adude: before llliUmpllon ~~ lelkocl. However tile au~ 11 lhty ha~e provld!d tbi UDea 1'hlct> tho JobDion Ill Umlted war ID VleiDim ...m~r~ea very llW. 1 bol Ja~Atla a~~tratloll follow~ . l bfgia•l~ 30 Used Can Ame~teaa Statr.-;. Sef,,.. ,I •HEAn . •PL~ ,· 1 ~ ~~ E · ' · . .l '· · · . -:,i ss.oo I up DANCE SPECIAL V~LENTINE $2.50 ,I CORSA.GES up ... SPECIAL l I ONf DOZEN BOXED CUHLOVf~RS • and ·' ONE POUND OF BRACH'S CANDY In A Beautiful Heart-Shaped Box · only $7.50 0... ... I Dudley's 59 N. 2nd Avo. Mlddtopolf ' .t : k 62 I' $14A5 ·x;es,-'"1•• BLAETTNARS I ' •• imiiiUacJor 1953 DESOTO We Don't Have Any Sleds! . DO HAVE 1958 CHEVROLET Some "Sweetheart Deals" On Goocl Value Rated Used Cars -;.- 1958 'FORD / N. W. COMPTON, O.D. 19$ PLYMOUTH OP:rOMETRIST Sedan.. 8 cyl. std. Trana. Rldlo .. Haotv•. OfflceHoun:Oto 12, 2to II( (Cio.le al Nu on oa 'lbun. - Eait ~urt Sl., Pomeruy 1959 DODGE ~~ .':.:..~ : •..-=.::~ear that ... to lqllrlaiJata wu On lho , SMORGASBORD ON SUNDAY Why not brb!g the famUy for a treat of Home ' Cooked Food, friendly and colll'teous service at The • ~ .• . 111,000 mlltl. ' I j - J11W: antl.fpln 41ffmlltial; ~· . ' ' )• . ,• · 11695 288 V-8 motor, automt\c tran •. , racQo, wl!lte altl,..n llrea, wheel dlse1, whlto wllb black ln~rior, one pwner. Showa care. , ' ' f, Convertible. 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. •ood 1960 DODGE 60Cadillac 4 Door -Hard ToD •· • , $1095 , I Dr. Hard Top. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. . FuD power, tinted llas'l fidlo, white Jld.Wali .!~" wblte Wltb llfi'IIUOht·lnterior , , ~ . V-6 enctne, S-opeed ~li!IDD ahlft, readJ '>2 Ton Pickup. 6 cyl. 3 flllleii·Trana. . Sons Co. • "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DIALER" "' . :, l ,. • J' •.· ' 60 GMC i ,t9n PickuD • ·• .. ·.. . .. ~$695: 1962 CHEVROLET .' . .. 'o I lo 10 to '1101'11. . ClauJi t~.e s~'~,t~'" Ji•.,,l --·~-.-~ t -,.,.,,,.,,.........., ,__. - SJYUIIO, MOM HP, .. 6o- Rot fOliO. ..................... 1, .. , · ..,., IIIIIr••• ~•-.Nus ., . ..... ••11t1 Hal , 1 . . . . . _ , . . . .., ,.. . . . ._ , . , . . . . . . . . . . . 11 ' - ~MITH'S FIAT sQ · ·. .... & SERYKI ' ·~ t." 0 ' 1 Mile~~;...,. lrl<lte lo ~ o; ··- . '' ' ' ~· r .N I VININGS ~NTIL I!OJI ' ~ ,. (j, , _t. ';.19,':,;, :. :' -~Jo' " f f . . 1 t -~ ~~.rr ·:& Vpn, ~ndt, MQtar _t,_';. •· ·· I · • - CiMAC "NANCING ~ ., i n. ., ' S...lec~ , ! . t ~ " 1 ' ... 'j l . ·Alto-OUr Home Made Rolli end Pita - ' . .. l . ' •' • 64'Chev.lmDala 2 Door H.T,. 1960 CHEVROLET reducetJ prices! It~ : · your Plymouth de31Ut llliiiSUNDAY We SpeciGIIu ln Parties Power eq,Qipment, radio, white slciewall tlreJ, thited 0111)' . II~ . NG -Mn. Ann O.vl1 65 Olds 98 - 4 Door - 4 Dr. Hlltd Top. V8. Auto. Tnltl. Radio and Healer. Power steering. R. H. '·:~ ------------------------1 TAKING HER TO A SWEETHEART , 1,.95 k 63 • ~Ton Plckup~8-cyl. $4.00 owner. ~hie! ill\8 FORD RED and WHITE CUT FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS . =··='= • k. 63 dOL LIP A $1795. '. Power Steering. Roses- Carnations- Mixed ~' • 64 B • k KEITH GOBLE FORD Used Car Lot Middleport r· ~ 64 pont" warsb~pa 4 l ' $)·89'5 ti:' Trucks To Choose from ,. ' BOXED CUT FLOWERS __ i - - - --------- 1.695 .: 64 Mercury. I BLOOMING PLANTS REPAIR SERVICE :' 64 . Mercury som~wbat -- - - - 12895 <. . Voice Of Broa dJVay •EI\iNrlnv )~ 1~ l uq $ ,. q · · . . ., ~ . •~• Truck Specfils Today 1964Ford ; ' .....roa:_. • ; · , NO I . subj~ 19.62 Scout - - - - 1695 ,, • •-if ~t I_,.... . LOWEST WINTER PRI~ F·a b.u · Ious '· ' • Fb ' ..s . .'~l e, rua ry a e mUllan! ~ to attack. 'n111-!_so.!l<lude, however: evldei!Cj! by the faej that RIISk's lla<:bie're ol -tlliL ·'1'!!11 ;paacy Ia Another Amertean minority- , ~llnlllltlna of U.S. deter· Marell 1918 enunc!IIIOD al Cblna backed up 111 IDtease Jadodrina- . also ..,.u but vocal-argue~ tar ' mJnatlon to defend Taiwan lllld polley was tbe first run-scale with elllldreR m !ablndonmeDI of u.s. effortl to ' preven\ the espulalon of Hlllaa· i exposltiOII OJI tbls bJ a whlcb bu taucbt Isave Soutll Vietnam or 1111 alii! Q!lna lrom tbe United top U.S. otflelal ln eight yean. .... -wl .. I~Dl fear Red Cblaa's ldeo!OIIeai "dvllllhtllbellin&ofbllopponeataulwoulclllolcometoCblll•'•lld. -Assurance tbat the lhlltedlaumJIIIIdt · o1 tbt~ llllor\'ei!O · war'' ll DOl eopected to result "moderala" or ''mllloniJII" , _ 11n1e1 AeiiM ISttlel waall ~ Ill Alia 7lld ''Ollila problem" In lbe llnltecl · Ia basle dwlce Ill lllat;an aecurate oa1y 1lbell ~lid Aside 1roa1 the moral 1s1111 bu ao JnleDtloa of attacklnC Slalel, emotlDD llowlal 1rom Tbe test of wllll Ia forelp polley. It ito lbeJr allltudeo on doinl7tlc ~nYOlved 111 cJeJ!heraleJ7 llll'llnl Chino. tho auumptiCIII ~~ Cblnl wu bound to be lnas 7lld ban aa olfee!•_...rue' maltarl lllld doclrl- 1 IIIICJear tnr, admlnlllraiiOII -A IIIIIIDIJ"'' to 1mpr0Ve l10111ehow a special ward of thf \ Tbe pltb of peace Pekin(a to nelre pll'ity. offlclall are n01 at allllll'tl lbe dlplQIIlatle Rlatlons, wllh spec!- Uatted Stt.leo and was lost to lfiPJ*I with policy as rigoroualy u at the llltauallollll trl!ll~ 111e KmDlln would be able or will· ne deelarUon of U.S. readl- !be Communists lhrougb JbeiD!Iea for . put. apeetruln: 'fl. ~ m, to 111Dd idly by while a ,nesa to tllscuss such tssues stupidity of American olflclalt See slbou&hlJ'I!!IIal• 111'11117 Commualsl alate - renepdl u ·d Ia arm IIIII nl lllld Ill ' "soft on eommualsm." !lit aome to lilt eltmflililoo of though It 111&1 be Ill Moscow•• ' •Rretmenl to .)>nvent lurtller Tbe paralysts affllctloi& au.. Amerleaa lnfluen,c:e 5IDil cyezo-.came UDder Amertcaa spread ol nuclear wtiiJIOIII. 'eesslve U.S. administrations Is · Used Con I •• .;t'll:~ leCNI ,,...-.t;ICGIIlbl~;::;;;;,;;lled:;.,;;~pa;;::"p'""' 111 nsw g.....ltloo 11110"11 Iother territory eontlguous to NatioDI. ed mpb ~ Seerelary of State Jollft Hay, '110 mlliiOD ..,.,It to Reel Q!IDI by mJUtary meaaa. - Renew e on the emmcJtlor of 111e "npea · · the Uatted lhe ' lbla group eoatenda lhal determlnatiOD to •• door" pollcy for CbJna at the . ol all lhat ts evil · Peklu&'• cJalm to NaiiOIIsllst- slat any Allan ntUOil seeking to be1bmlul ell tbll century, said and : lteld Ttlwan 11 legitimate. 11 resllt, the tlu'eat of Communllt once thol "The workl'a peace " ·· · · 1lllf1'll tbal Pek!D(a deaJn to · aggreill011. • · JDtporiUee rests with Cbllla, 7lld whoever · NOW Tbla declk:alloD bu liken 011 eure1ae dollllaant lllllueaee In ' Tb1a program pUt the United , underslalldl adna holds lbe key •WAS $ ominous new' IJ8III*UYe Ill Asia II not 11D1'81101l8ble lllld, If States Ia a leu rllid . to world polltles during tbe nen tl795 light of auuA'i raDI4 aclwowlediecl. eould IUra Cblna stance but. predietably • faUecl to five centuries." · . . . . . In the field of 'nuclear !rom 1 !lrHreatblnfl dragon elelte any enthusiasm In ,., United Slates 11 still lfontclalr 4 Dr. Hard. Top. One loeal ·owner. AiltomfUG since ber atGmle lftto 8 ce1u1 member of tbe Peklnl. To lht Chlllese, contala· seeklnl tbe Ul' American Inns. Power steering and braku '1'llll bu tbe breeaWay ·SM~ In llllll ' ·lnteraaCal eommlllllty. ment 11 eontalnment-no matter efforts to und'...;tond Cblna rear window. The anow just wiD not lay -oil IL . . , sq.~ .~ liS l Prelldent Jolutaoa lllld his how you sugarcoat It . were .greatly eompllcated by the WAS atiDds flim ' 011 tbe aupportel'l catqorJeally reject Hosdlo Atll111do Commlllllst revolution, wblob $t99S - - - proposition lhat PeltlnC II a tbese !boorlOI. The Otineae Communist post- happened to eoma al • Utne l Muauder 2 Dr S · rta Cou 'l'llla Ia th mjor t11rea1 to American 1 Tbe Prealdenl bu laid that lion hll befn lllld remains, wlten lhe people were aeelrlna all vinyl upboisJ;; anti back It t Wbeel Drive. lllterests and lbat eontalnmenl "the ICOIIOIIIIc network of Ibis occordlng 1P UPl Hong Kong slrol\i leader~ out of the long metallic blue 1lnllll and matebln& lolerlo~. · of Cbijlese Commnalat erpan· shrinklnl globe iJ too inter- 1 comspondent Charea R. Smith, ' era of chaos. , slonllm Is vtlal to the nttlonal twilled-the basie hopes of men j0 "" of. implacable hostility I Misunderstanding Ollna hu WAS • seeurlly ol tbe United Slate• are too related-on<! the possl· toward the llnited States. not been an ercluslvely ArnerJ. laC $1195 . . ... and the welfare of lbe reJt of billty of eommon disaster is too l Baslna his antlysl1 on reports can faWng, ·aa the Soviet Union CataDna·4 Dr. Sta. Wagon. Air eondltionlng. OriJIDal ,blacll ~ ·TON PANEL. 4 Speed Trant. 111e non-Communist world. real-!or ua to Ignore threats to !rom a wide vanety of sources, llligbt well adlllll. Ifinllb like new. '1'llll Ito another that we IO)d new 1114 1111! " PreiJdent Johnson declared .In peace ID Asia." Smith says ~ is !be way New Reallam , gladly refer you to owner. . .• 1 • a major poHcy addresllut July While r( <o.ing the counsel or jPeking sees II. • However, there II hope Ill the JUST · ~J95 that "Alia II now tbe crueial those wbo oppose Amerlean -Tbe Umtod States not only fact illat lhe United Slates UIC ARRIVID • ,1.. F-700 DUMP. 8 cyl 5 Speed TraDI. 2 Speed Roar arena of lllllll's strlvlns for efforts to CODialn Chino, lhe obstrueted lhe revolution In lhf whleh bears most of the btude~ Eleetra Conv. Coupe. Beautiful lllhl blue flolah wltb lllack Independence and order-and President bu made 11 oquaUy years immediately after World of safeguardlns the non-Comrn11- top, and dark blue :e~ulne leather Interior. Tbla Ia Blllck'l Axle. ,•. Ufe lllell." clear that he has 00 lntent!OJI of War n by helping the Nation•· nisi world, appean to be finest and best and thiS one Ia In vecy 10011. eo.ndlt!O~ •• ' He had already-early Ill 19110 aceepttns lbe advice Ill thole list rel!lme of Cblltllll Kai-sltek, ""tertng a new era of reallsm! WAS $. "" ; and -desliJ!ated VIetnam the "key" who aclvooate preventive war. but also ts preventing .comple- with regard to lite "China BUIC $1995 to bloctlng Cblnese "awes- , No Attack Plllllled · liOn .or lht. ~olutlOII ~ >roblem." 1Electra 4 Dr. Sedan. Factory t1r condiUoniDC. Hfte11 a:elr slon." And be elevatejllbe U.S. In a aeries of statements be fll'(ltee .•r~ Chmag s position m: There Is hope', .too. In the faet • we sold new and have full history to Jllve you. We 'c.tiJlPcJ. See Emenon Jones, (IIH Phlllipa, eomtnltment td Saigon to a 1w sought to uaure Peking Taiwan. :that Ollila's actions bave been : ly r0fer you to the Fully eq,ufpped. Owned. b7 Wti Rodger Davidson, Eddie Fife prevlooaly reserved for :that the United Stttes has no -Tbe American ~over~ent far more cautlouJ lban her lurid drtiJilal. · BerJID 7lld Western Europe. , intention whataoever of attack- · hU rln1ed adna Wllb ~ propaganda. • WAS · ' he did when ha beeP in1. Chlna. He has declared t>1e bases, wblle U.S. and Despite lhe UlanJ of bate 8UIC •nts · You Alwags Pag Less Jlt botnblng North VleiDanl IIDil , American govel'll!ll!llt does DOl · planes •'!arm along her. coasts. !rom P..lng, the ChiDtse have LeSabre 4 Dr. Hard Top. 'l'IIJa Wthe Cullom started lht buildup which has , wllb to eouquer North VIetnam I -Washington maintains an beta '!los! careiuJ alnce the all vinyl upbolatarY, and beautifUl ln1ertor: It J11i · · "" raised the number of Amerlelln •or evea force It 1o ehange Its ! econom•c boycott of Chma and Koretn armlsti<e to avold 8DJ all wblte finish wltli turqnolae top. A nne· owner tOp ' ty servteemea engaged 1n lbe Olmmunisl governmen~ thot tt seeks to persuade other nations action whieh risked bringing car at a low prlee. . "' , . conflict to nearly 600,0011. hu no Intention of eslabli•hing 10 follow ault tbem Jqjll.._dlrtct eoalllct with • w.u ·· ' ·" :• ' Against tbll backgroUIId, II permanent military bases In -Tile Unlloo States has : ll. S. Dillllary might. BUIC $II" "~5 appears lmpoeolble for Waahlng-laoulh Vietnam ond that It waals ; prevented Pekinl from taklng o.. reason may be found 10 ' · · · · · ·.• 1 ~ ton to abandon any position In , 00 1err11ory. ! Ill "rlllbUul seat" in tile United the ltinglby IOI'Ies of talb L!!Sabre 4 l)r. Sedan. Original metallic blue ·~· ~---~ dama"'·· · J L-. nd • -et ary of j Natloaa· ,....,.. .., betw eert atlnese slnee ,.... w1uwu~ 5W5 or, OJUL'Wn a ~~ and mtlc ablfl. We sold lbla one !lew. · ~ ·1· 1 1 destroying lht ~ly of Ill Slate Dean Rut, seeking to -The United States bu set American ambassadors, first at · . . ·, · , defense commtlmeall every· rut American policy toward 118ell up as the couater- ! Geneva 7lld later 111 Warsaw where else In the world. :Cblna 111 a more positive mokl, l:»·ce to Chma s •nnoun~ wbleh JH'IIvlde the only omclai : . ; ·' r . i CoiiiJif'lllllae Dlllt.oll ; have emmciated a new program ~rogram for world revolut1on point of contact between the · . · ., It will even be difficult to :wblcb Is deacrl>ed u "eontaln· tbroup JllllllO!i .of "wars for two enomlea. · · · · 11 "''""' to any cOmprollllae ment wttltout tsolatlna." ntUOUB!- filllr7t!011." · 1 These · taUt.! have been deBUICK PONTIAC G.MC T~U<:KS ; wilbout drawing Tbls 11 a tactk:al chaale --AIJter\Cail ol!iciall Blill to.!II' Kennetb T \' ., cbarleo of appeasement from ralller lhan a pollcy change, sent thtlt .'~!ll'8 to defeat lol'lller' · u.s. · Ollng~ POMEROY, OHIO . ,. ... IOIDe polltleal elementa in the since 11 limply see1u1 to pUt tbe China Ia Korea and are spoillnc 1181 CllntCII•u. llnlted Slates. '· ·United States 111 a more lor -titer fllhl. Tbe Ualted stalel and Cblna , favorable IJgJrt by to! Olni11 VIeW have appeared for yean to be ·demonltnte lllal 11 11 ~· Tbl offlcltJ' Peking People'• a eolllslon course-If one and 1101 Washlnglon, ~~ 1s Dally ID a ~ editorial listed . ' 4 DoorSedan. VB. Auto. Trau. Radio .anti Healer · 1~1~~~::at~face Vllne lbe'alreme ' blame for Peking's Isolation wltat . II uzeried .ware lbe llaketl oat ID the :!ram llle IDtentatJonal commtt- p!'OII'elllvo tactiCI of of bolll llldel. 1atty. United S!atea for "~a~[:! VleiDsm War lllld. Cblna'a , However, 11 may coataln the molutloritty 'O)Ina." rapid atomic weap0111 progresa·1erm o1 an eveotual polley '1111'8: · 2 Dr. Sedan VB. Auto. TraD1. addetl a new and terrible •c1taap 1ince Jill pegg00 to lilt ''Fint, to briJJa·China to al. ti1'JOIICJ to A111erieaB 1 tb8me ilf eventual "ncODeill• by mUitary lllllmldaUon. to bltlltt Peklac'• lion between natJ0111 lbal 111111 ITbla. bu prorell useleu. twweva, call themselves enemies. •• ••Seccmd, to plD 1t1 bope OD Stali!)lt Wagon VB. Auto. Trana. peaceful noluUoa Ia 011111, 1 ' ' V:: ~ c-·•• 0:' J:: eo:.:i Aala.-. We Sell More Used Can \ . & Trucks Because' . . G" Be . D 1 We tVe tter ea S We Have Good Clean ' . ' ssue::l~~~~~==~;r.d~:!C-i:=.;zl: -Sou!h Vlelnam 'IIIII to oxtelld c:&lled "power struple" bl'zlll perlldl ller aucletr unoffllaljlallamed at tbll time an .-ltGIDe al. tile_ ~ lnfllle!a dMper llltojCblnlliiiiOic4111 dllqree!Dea&' poaa 7lld ml..IM. 'nll7 are -A proposal for e ldeelo:v wbklllends lllelf a qa1a, lllt lonr domelllc pi'QI)leml, not!1lilllnl to rtst tbll oa lbe coaloc:ll b e - tbe .two pll'lleutmy mllllant PGI · II lillt tbllll bllbl1 foreip policy. the 8o¥le& to IIICI1Ide llw!llfll. ,.IIIIo ae.eu. 11 · . I '1be delerlplioD ol JII'C)'IIao iUD!oD, ~ of Ita bitter 1111!11, ,ldeatlata, scbolan 7lld The olber )ln)blem • eWUIIUTUII elemenll IE "~" IIDII•ldeoi«JCCt*l opJII wllh Petllll. j-IIDIIL •lilt lnte- emo wbleb ' li • • ! .., - . .,. •••*' mlseal<ul•~ fir l!omlnin\ llllluenee In AJ!a. Dill atlea!lit· to ·p!D <OIIIIrOl ol.tlle recopllloll !Jere~~ tbe • ,CIIIaa'a : Ch. . I lllldWI ,bel:•• :: , ,pI AN· 0·---S : ' .' ,, I IIBI'IUn' 1110 'he!:'lll .C bll il«llODDdatloll wltll PeldiiC - liD& 111e wwld IIIIo a Oa'lllts -'«!be btmpered tiom, · IM,.,•.OPIIIIZ ':, 1111 1111 la8-.Hiwll ~~ eould lllcrnn lbe·tutll7 mllbl bt ruc:lled. b bolocB1IIl 'nil Jlr!Ddpal polllll ID W. 'r I&IDe ~-.......,...~ ..,... ted •· - • •.,.... etUM ilf II. (1lPl) - Tile .pori! of dlnet S~Do.Am~r~cujpoallllllty II prllllll IIIJPIIN l'nlalrltloll bllbllel!llflt41be pl'OII'a5ll fl "C01117111meD! wllil Ont II lilt hlllcrll! __,......... pre••• ""'N .. ltrlbefpl111 vle!Dim mllbl cHI' ctOwlsloD Ill Colllllll>- ImWtary conflict. But 111011 lllp dim but It II Ill IIIII ana fllzll eontlmd•• debMe. i........:lll.t!CII," IE ba'll of Q!f'M1 aailalillllm, w!lk:ll ~ r~ Ill~ new lollldalJ hlrebellenaot. ~· li.S. ofl!clall - IOIDO fJ4Dt ~ Ill reaaJDI!d It, -wen GUIUaed by ~-"=e\'llonodl TaiQ Provide G~ ..,. Jm.... lll• lUI Ill""' f . =~~U:nd ,:! , mp 1cate · · Ina ertamt1es ' 1.1.. . i~ IIJ : I! llll;rs,.. w!llllllt pnlllllll .r +-~)~fly !lelltluel. Pomero:r-Wclleport, 0., J'e~. 111, l'!f 11011<7 toward Qllna. ll. s. - ~ ~ ;::: aiM• 1111111 won ap~pat a 11ziii11Jd. u a •cllsUnellft lltbef .Pit wllldl s • . .,..,.,..,. If liz Sf u., pllt1ldo4l, ..,p tf 1tllilb atDitrit ,.,_ p:l 'llr . 7 1 ~ Ill boll - wlddJ . . . full Q( ., ..... • ......::..... . coaetlltlloll YOU'IIJ .told t.bal "W h lit Vioblllll .. ... - · Serit~-No.! Cnat ., . . o~l '·. 0 ' �• \ • - . - ' . ' . • Co I. - I I _. j • ~~ ; ;:'=.~~Je-= ::. =· ~ eiiAI.OWIIi OTMII PAMOIA UAIIDI 1 : I i ........., rro- lor."""" . 0 Jocbo . . . : : ': o. ~ 'PeldDc'• ~- ~~":,'!' \•ublaCIOI eoncluslcma _. 1111111 -~~ ~...ur::: ::.,,=: ~co::.-lollll .:;"'.,oiutlo!W'Y ~oftl'flll)ellt. mll!W:J paiiV 1rooll J0 beck etlllurlfo bui~IIIS IJid 'nle71adude: before llliUmpllon ~~ lelkocl. However tile au~ 11 lhty ha~e provld!d tbi UDea 1'hlct> tho JobDion Ill Umlted war ID VleiDim ...m~r~ea very llW. 1 bol Ja~Atla a~~tratloll follow~ . l bfgia•l~ 30 Used Can Ame~teaa Statr.-;. Sef,,.. ,I •HEAn . •PL~ ,· 1 ~ ~~ E · ' · . .l '· · · . -:,i ss.oo I up DANCE SPECIAL V~LENTINE $2.50 ,I CORSA.GES up ... SPECIAL l I ONf DOZEN BOXED CUHLOVf~RS • and ·' ONE POUND OF BRACH'S CANDY In A Beautiful Heart-Shaped Box · only $7.50 0... ... I Dudley's 59 N. 2nd Avo. Mlddtopolf ' .t : k 62 I' $14A5 ·x;es,-'"1•• BLAETTNARS I ' •• imiiiUacJor 1953 DESOTO We Don't Have Any Sleds! . DO HAVE 1958 CHEVROLET Some "Sweetheart Deals" On Goocl Value Rated Used Cars -;.- 1958 'FORD / N. W. COMPTON, O.D. 19$ PLYMOUTH OP:rOMETRIST Sedan.. 8 cyl. std. Trana. Rldlo .. Haotv•. OfflceHoun:Oto 12, 2to II( (Cio.le al Nu on oa 'lbun. - Eait ~urt Sl., Pomeruy 1959 DODGE ~~ .':.:..~ : •..-=.::~ear that ... to lqllrlaiJata wu On lho , SMORGASBORD ON SUNDAY Why not brb!g the famUy for a treat of Home ' Cooked Food, friendly and colll'teous service at The • ~ .• . 111,000 mlltl. ' I j - J11W: antl.fpln 41ffmlltial; ~· . ' ' )• . ,• · 11695 288 V-8 motor, automt\c tran •. , racQo, wl!lte altl,..n llrea, wheel dlse1, whlto wllb black ln~rior, one pwner. Showa care. , ' ' f, Convertible. 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. •ood 1960 DODGE 60Cadillac 4 Door -Hard ToD •· • , $1095 , I Dr. Hard Top. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. . FuD power, tinted llas'l fidlo, white Jld.Wali .!~" wblte Wltb llfi'IIUOht·lnterior , , ~ . V-6 enctne, S-opeed ~li!IDD ahlft, readJ '>2 Ton Pickup. 6 cyl. 3 flllleii·Trana. . Sons Co. • "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DIALER" "' . :, l ,. • J' •.· ' 60 GMC i ,t9n PickuD • ·• .. ·.. . .. ~$695: 1962 CHEVROLET .' . .. 'o I lo 10 to '1101'11. . ClauJi t~.e s~'~,t~'" Ji•.,,l --·~-.-~ t -,.,.,,,.,,.........., ,__. - SJYUIIO, MOM HP, .. 6o- Rot fOliO. ..................... 1, .. , · ..,., IIIIIr••• ~•-.Nus ., . ..... ••11t1 Hal , 1 . . . . . _ , . . . .., ,.. . . . ._ , . , . . . . . . . . . . . 11 ' - ~MITH'S FIAT sQ · ·. .... & SERYKI ' ·~ t." 0 ' 1 Mile~~;...,. lrl<lte lo ~ o; ··- . '' ' ' ~· r .N I VININGS ~NTIL I!OJI ' ~ ,. (j, , _t. ';.19,':,;, :. :' -~Jo' " f f . . 1 t -~ ~~.rr ·:& Vpn, ~ndt, MQtar _t,_';. •· ·· I · • - CiMAC "NANCING ~ ., i n. ., ' S...lec~ , ! . t ~ " 1 ' ... 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Voice Of Broa dJVay •EI\iNrlnv )~ 1~ l uq $ ,. q · · . . ., ~ . •~• Truck Specfils Today 1964Ford ; ' .....roa:_. • ; · , NO I . subj~ 19.62 Scout - - - - 1695 ,, • •-if ~t I_,.... . LOWEST WINTER PRI~ F·a b.u · Ious '· ' • Fb ' ..s . .'~l e, rua ry a e mUllan! ~ to attack. 'n111-!_so.!l<lude, however: evldei!Cj! by the faej that RIISk's lla<:bie're ol -tlliL ·'1'!!11 ;paacy Ia Another Amertean minority- , ~llnlllltlna of U.S. deter· Marell 1918 enunc!IIIOD al Cblna backed up 111 IDtease Jadodrina- . also ..,.u but vocal-argue~ tar ' mJnatlon to defend Taiwan lllld polley was tbe first run-scale with elllldreR m !ablndonmeDI of u.s. effortl to ' preven\ the espulalon of Hlllaa· i exposltiOII OJI tbls bJ a whlcb bu taucbt Isave Soutll Vietnam or 1111 alii! Q!lna lrom tbe United top U.S. otflelal ln eight yean. .... -wl .. I~Dl fear Red Cblaa's ldeo!OIIeai "dvllllhtllbellin&ofbllopponeataulwoulclllolcometoCblll•'•lld. -Assurance tbat the lhlltedlaumJIIIIdt · o1 tbt~ llllor\'ei!O · war'' ll DOl eopected to result "moderala" or ''mllloniJII" , _ 11n1e1 AeiiM ISttlel waall ~ Ill Alia 7lld ''Ollila problem" In lbe llnltecl · Ia basle dwlce Ill lllat;an aecurate oa1y 1lbell ~lid Aside 1roa1 the moral 1s1111 bu ao JnleDtloa of attacklnC Slalel, emotlDD llowlal 1rom Tbe test of wllll Ia forelp polley. It ito lbeJr allltudeo on doinl7tlc ~nYOlved 111 cJeJ!heraleJ7 llll'llnl Chino. tho auumptiCIII ~~ Cblnl wu bound to be lnas 7lld ban aa olfee!•_...rue' maltarl lllld doclrl- 1 IIIICJear tnr, admlnlllraiiOII -A IIIIIIDIJ"'' to 1mpr0Ve l10111ehow a special ward of thf \ Tbe pltb of peace Pekin(a to nelre pll'ity. offlclall are n01 at allllll'tl lbe dlplQIIlatle Rlatlons, wllh spec!- Uatted Stt.leo and was lost to lfiPJ*I with policy as rigoroualy u at the llltauallollll trl!ll~ 111e KmDlln would be able or will· ne deelarUon of U.S. readl- !be Communists lhrougb JbeiD!Iea for . put. apeetruln: 'fl. ~ m, to 111Dd idly by while a ,nesa to tllscuss such tssues stupidity of American olflclalt See slbou&hlJ'I!!IIal• 111'11117 Commualsl alate - renepdl u ·d Ia arm IIIII nl lllld Ill ' "soft on eommualsm." !lit aome to lilt eltmflililoo of though It 111&1 be Ill Moscow•• ' •Rretmenl to .)>nvent lurtller Tbe paralysts affllctloi& au.. Amerleaa lnfluen,c:e 5IDil cyezo-.came UDder Amertcaa spread ol nuclear wtiiJIOIII. 'eesslve U.S. administrations Is · Used Con I •• .;t'll:~ leCNI ,,...-.t;ICGIIlbl~;::;;;;,;;lled:;.,;;~pa;;::"p'""' 111 nsw g.....ltloo 11110"11 Iother territory eontlguous to NatioDI. ed mpb ~ Seerelary of State Jollft Hay, '110 mlliiOD ..,.,It to Reel Q!IDI by mJUtary meaaa. - Renew e on the emmcJtlor of 111e "npea · · the Uatted lhe ' lbla group eoatenda lhal determlnatiOD to •• door" pollcy for CbJna at the . ol all lhat ts evil · Peklu&'• cJalm to NaiiOIIsllst- slat any Allan ntUOil seeking to be1bmlul ell tbll century, said and : lteld Ttlwan 11 legitimate. 11 resllt, the tlu'eat of Communllt once thol "The workl'a peace " ·· · · 1lllf1'll tbal Pek!D(a deaJn to · aggreill011. • · JDtporiUee rests with Cbllla, 7lld whoever · NOW Tbla declk:alloD bu liken 011 eure1ae dollllaant lllllueaee In ' Tb1a program pUt the United , underslalldl adna holds lbe key •WAS $ ominous new' IJ8III*UYe Ill Asia II not 11D1'81101l8ble lllld, If States Ia a leu rllid . to world polltles during tbe nen tl795 light of auuA'i raDI4 aclwowlediecl. eould IUra Cblna stance but. predietably • faUecl to five centuries." · . . . . . In the field of 'nuclear !rom 1 !lrHreatblnfl dragon elelte any enthusiasm In ,., United Slates 11 still lfontclalr 4 Dr. Hard. Top. One loeal ·owner. AiltomfUG since ber atGmle lftto 8 ce1u1 member of tbe Peklnl. To lht Chlllese, contala· seeklnl tbe Ul' American Inns. Power steering and braku '1'llll bu tbe breeaWay ·SM~ In llllll ' ·lnteraaCal eommlllllty. ment 11 eontalnment-no matter efforts to und'...;tond Cblna rear window. The anow just wiD not lay -oil IL . . , sq.~ .~ liS l Prelldent Jolutaoa lllld his how you sugarcoat It . were .greatly eompllcated by the WAS atiDds flim ' 011 tbe aupportel'l catqorJeally reject Hosdlo Atll111do Commlllllst revolution, wblob $t99S - - - proposition lhat PeltlnC II a tbese !boorlOI. The Otineae Communist post- happened to eoma al • Utne l Muauder 2 Dr S · rta Cou 'l'llla Ia th mjor t11rea1 to American 1 Tbe Prealdenl bu laid that lion hll befn lllld remains, wlten lhe people were aeelrlna all vinyl upboisJ;; anti back It t Wbeel Drive. lllterests and lbat eontalnmenl "the ICOIIOIIIIc network of Ibis occordlng 1P UPl Hong Kong slrol\i leader~ out of the long metallic blue 1lnllll and matebln& lolerlo~. · of Cbijlese Commnalat erpan· shrinklnl globe iJ too inter- 1 comspondent Charea R. Smith, ' era of chaos. , slonllm Is vtlal to the nttlonal twilled-the basie hopes of men j0 "" of. implacable hostility I Misunderstanding Ollna hu WAS • seeurlly ol tbe United Slate• are too related-on<! the possl· toward the llnited States. not been an ercluslvely ArnerJ. laC $1195 . . ... and the welfare of lbe reJt of billty of eommon disaster is too l Baslna his antlysl1 on reports can faWng, ·aa the Soviet Union CataDna·4 Dr. Sta. Wagon. Air eondltionlng. OriJIDal ,blacll ~ ·TON PANEL. 4 Speed Trant. 111e non-Communist world. real-!or ua to Ignore threats to !rom a wide vanety of sources, llligbt well adlllll. Ifinllb like new. '1'llll Ito another that we IO)d new 1114 1111! " PreiJdent Johnson declared .In peace ID Asia." Smith says ~ is !be way New Reallam , gladly refer you to owner. . .• 1 • a major poHcy addresllut July While r( <o.ing the counsel or jPeking sees II. • However, there II hope Ill the JUST · ~J95 that "Alia II now tbe crueial those wbo oppose Amerlean -Tbe Umtod States not only fact illat lhe United Slates UIC ARRIVID • ,1.. F-700 DUMP. 8 cyl 5 Speed TraDI. 2 Speed Roar arena of lllllll's strlvlns for efforts to CODialn Chino, lhe obstrueted lhe revolution In lhf whleh bears most of the btude~ Eleetra Conv. Coupe. Beautiful lllhl blue flolah wltb lllack Independence and order-and President bu made 11 oquaUy years immediately after World of safeguardlns the non-Comrn11- top, and dark blue :e~ulne leather Interior. Tbla Ia Blllck'l Axle. ,•. Ufe lllell." clear that he has 00 lntent!OJI of War n by helping the Nation•· nisi world, appean to be finest and best and thiS one Ia In vecy 10011. eo.ndlt!O~ •• ' He had already-early Ill 19110 aceepttns lbe advice Ill thole list rel!lme of Cblltllll Kai-sltek, ""tertng a new era of reallsm! WAS $. "" ; and -desliJ!ated VIetnam the "key" who aclvooate preventive war. but also ts preventing .comple- with regard to lite "China BUIC $1995 to bloctlng Cblnese "awes- , No Attack Plllllled · liOn .or lht. ~olutlOII ~ >roblem." 1Electra 4 Dr. Sedan. Factory t1r condiUoniDC. Hfte11 a:elr slon." And be elevatejllbe U.S. In a aeries of statements be fll'(ltee .•r~ Chmag s position m: There Is hope', .too. In the faet • we sold new and have full history to Jllve you. We 'c.tiJlPcJ. See Emenon Jones, (IIH Phlllipa, eomtnltment td Saigon to a 1w sought to uaure Peking Taiwan. :that Ollila's actions bave been : ly r0fer you to the Fully eq,ufpped. Owned. b7 Wti Rodger Davidson, Eddie Fife prevlooaly reserved for :that the United Stttes has no -Tbe American ~over~ent far more cautlouJ lban her lurid drtiJilal. · BerJID 7lld Western Europe. , intention whataoever of attack- · hU rln1ed adna Wllb ~ propaganda. • WAS · ' he did when ha beeP in1. Chlna. He has declared t>1e bases, wblle U.S. and Despite lhe UlanJ of bate 8UIC •nts · You Alwags Pag Less Jlt botnblng North VleiDanl IIDil , American govel'll!ll!llt does DOl · planes •'!arm along her. coasts. !rom P..lng, the ChiDtse have LeSabre 4 Dr. Hard Top. 'l'IIJa Wthe Cullom started lht buildup which has , wllb to eouquer North VIetnam I -Washington maintains an beta '!los! careiuJ alnce the all vinyl upbolatarY, and beautifUl ln1ertor: It J11i · · "" raised the number of Amerlelln •or evea force It 1o ehange Its ! econom•c boycott of Chma and Koretn armlsti<e to avold 8DJ all wblte finish wltli turqnolae top. A nne· owner tOp ' ty servteemea engaged 1n lbe Olmmunisl governmen~ thot tt seeks to persuade other nations action whieh risked bringing car at a low prlee. . "' , . conflict to nearly 600,0011. hu no Intention of eslabli•hing 10 follow ault tbem Jqjll.._dlrtct eoalllct with • w.u ·· ' ·" :• ' Against tbll backgroUIId, II permanent military bases In -Tile Unlloo States has : ll. S. Dillllary might. BUIC $II" "~5 appears lmpoeolble for Waahlng-laoulh Vietnam ond that It waals ; prevented Pekinl from taklng o.. reason may be found 10 ' · · · · · ·.• 1 ~ ton to abandon any position In , 00 1err11ory. ! Ill "rlllbUul seat" in tile United the ltinglby IOI'Ies of talb L!!Sabre 4 l)r. Sedan. Original metallic blue ·~· ~---~ dama"'·· · J L-. nd • -et ary of j Natloaa· ,....,.. .., betw eert atlnese slnee ,.... w1uwu~ 5W5 or, OJUL'Wn a ~~ and mtlc ablfl. We sold lbla one !lew. · ~ ·1· 1 1 destroying lht ~ly of Ill Slate Dean Rut, seeking to -The United States bu set American ambassadors, first at · . . ·, · , defense commtlmeall every· rut American policy toward 118ell up as the couater- ! Geneva 7lld later 111 Warsaw where else In the world. :Cblna 111 a more positive mokl, l:»·ce to Chma s •nnoun~ wbleh JH'IIvlde the only omclai : . ; ·' r . i CoiiiJif'lllllae Dlllt.oll ; have emmciated a new program ~rogram for world revolut1on point of contact between the · . · ., It will even be difficult to :wblcb Is deacrl>ed u "eontaln· tbroup JllllllO!i .of "wars for two enomlea. · · · · 11 "''""' to any cOmprollllae ment wttltout tsolatlna." ntUOUB!- filllr7t!011." · 1 These · taUt.! have been deBUICK PONTIAC G.MC T~U<:KS ; wilbout drawing Tbls 11 a tactk:al chaale --AIJter\Cail ol!iciall Blill to.!II' Kennetb T \' ., cbarleo of appeasement from ralller lhan a pollcy change, sent thtlt .'~!ll'8 to defeat lol'lller' · u.s. · Ollng~ POMEROY, OHIO . ,. ... IOIDe polltleal elementa in the since 11 limply see1u1 to pUt tbe China Ia Korea and are spoillnc 1181 CllntCII•u. llnlted Slates. '· ·United States 111 a more lor -titer fllhl. Tbe Ualted stalel and Cblna , favorable IJgJrt by to! Olni11 VIeW have appeared for yean to be ·demonltnte lllal 11 11 ~· Tbl offlcltJ' Peking People'• a eolllslon course-If one and 1101 Washlnglon, ~~ 1s Dally ID a ~ editorial listed . ' 4 DoorSedan. VB. Auto. Trau. Radio .anti Healer · 1~1~~~::at~face Vllne lbe'alreme ' blame for Peking's Isolation wltat . II uzeried .ware lbe llaketl oat ID the :!ram llle IDtentatJonal commtt- p!'OII'elllvo tactiCI of of bolll llldel. 1atty. United S!atea for "~a~[:! VleiDsm War lllld. Cblna'a , However, 11 may coataln the molutloritty 'O)Ina." rapid atomic weap0111 progresa·1erm o1 an eveotual polley '1111'8: · 2 Dr. Sedan VB. Auto. TraD1. addetl a new and terrible •c1taap 1ince Jill pegg00 to lilt ''Fint, to briJJa·China to al. ti1'JOIICJ to A111erieaB 1 tb8me ilf eventual "ncODeill• by mUitary lllllmldaUon. to bltlltt Peklac'• lion between natJ0111 lbal 111111 ITbla. bu prorell useleu. twweva, call themselves enemies. •• ••Seccmd, to plD 1t1 bope OD Stali!)lt Wagon VB. Auto. Trana. peaceful noluUoa Ia 011111, 1 ' ' V:: ~ c-·•• 0:' J:: eo:.:i Aala.-. We Sell More Used Can \ . & Trucks Because' . . G" Be . D 1 We tVe tter ea S We Have Good Clean ' . ' ssue::l~~~~~==~;r.d~:!C-i:=.;zl: -Sou!h Vlelnam 'IIIII to oxtelld c:&lled "power struple" bl'zlll perlldl ller aucletr unoffllaljlallamed at tbll time an .-ltGIDe al. tile_ ~ lnfllle!a dMper llltojCblnlliiiiOic4111 dllqree!Dea&' poaa 7lld ml..IM. 'nll7 are -A proposal for e ldeelo:v wbklllends lllelf a qa1a, lllt lonr domelllc pi'QI)leml, not!1lilllnl to rtst tbll oa lbe coaloc:ll b e - tbe .two pll'lleutmy mllllant PGI · II lillt tbllll bllbl1 foreip policy. the 8o¥le& to IIICI1Ide llw!llfll. ,.IIIIo ae.eu. 11 · . I '1be delerlplioD ol JII'C)'IIao iUD!oD, ~ of Ita bitter 1111!11, ,ldeatlata, scbolan 7lld The olber )ln)blem • eWUIIUTUII elemenll IE "~" IIDII•ldeoi«JCCt*l opJII wllh Petllll. j-IIDIIL •lilt lnte- emo wbleb ' li • • ! .., - . .,. •••*' mlseal<ul•~ fir l!omlnin\ llllluenee In AJ!a. Dill atlea!lit· to ·p!D <OIIIIrOl ol.tlle recopllloll !Jere~~ tbe • ,CIIIaa'a : Ch. . I lllldWI ,bel:•• :: , ,pI AN· 0·---S : ' .' ,, I IIBI'IUn' 1110 'he!:'lll .C bll il«llODDdatloll wltll PeldiiC - liD& 111e wwld IIIIo a Oa'lllts -'«!be btmpered tiom, · IM,.,•.OPIIIIZ ':, 1111 1111 la8-.Hiwll ~~ eould lllcrnn lbe·tutll7 mllbl bt ruc:lled. b bolocB1IIl 'nil Jlr!Ddpal polllll ID W. 'r I&IDe ~-.......,...~ ..,... ted •· - • •.,.... etUM ilf II. (1lPl) - Tile .pori! of dlnet S~Do.Am~r~cujpoallllllty II prllllll IIIJPIIN l'nlalrltloll bllbllel!llflt41be pl'OII'a5ll fl "C01117111meD! wllil Ont II lilt hlllcrll! __,......... pre••• ""'N .. ltrlbefpl111 vle!Dim mllbl cHI' ctOwlsloD Ill Colllllll>- ImWtary conflict. But 111011 lllp dim but It II Ill IIIII ana fllzll eontlmd•• debMe. i........:lll.t!CII," IE ba'll of Q!f'M1 aailalillllm, w!lk:ll ~ r~ Ill~ new lollldalJ hlrebellenaot. ~· li.S. ofl!clall - IOIDO fJ4Dt ~ Ill reaaJDI!d It, -wen GUIUaed by ~-"=e\'llonodl TaiQ Provide G~ ..,. Jm.... lll• lUI Ill""' f . =~~U:nd ,:! , mp 1cate · · Ina ertamt1es ' 1.1.. . i~ IIJ : I! llll;rs,.. w!llllllt pnlllllll .r +-~)~fly !lelltluel. Pomero:r-Wclleport, 0., J'e~. 111, l'!f 11011<7 toward Qllna. ll. s. - ~ ~ ;::: aiM• 1111111 won ap~pat a 11ziii11Jd. u a •cllsUnellft lltbef .Pit wllldl s • . .,..,.,..,. If liz Sf u., pllt1ldo4l, ..,p tf 1tllilb atDitrit ,.,_ p:l 'llr . 7 1 ~ Ill boll - wlddJ . . . full Q( ., ..... • ......::..... . coaetlltlloll YOU'IIJ .told t.bal "W h lit Vioblllll .. ... - · Serit~-No.! Cnat ., . . o~l '·. 0 ' �,. ,. . - ~-= ...essoOW ---- . '-AJDI:l. ELEJI HELP US! / ,. . . . 'filii ~ . . .... , !em, will . . . . to u.e pmt. AI Hartt diDcy af LlaallalleJu!lp ca GrllmB, J, I'll ~ ~ ,.u-.. • . U:..L--Crisis· roan . • ", Wr!• * • · •need l'DDnlu· . · • Dilly Setlllel, ~MII!dl8port, 0 ., Peb..lO, lt&f-'l . • .,, a-111111 ...,tt. ... ~ lllieniiiiiii.J ...... ~~a~JJ, • Sentinel Church··News !::;::: 1100 ~ beJol&lnf .. 21,. •~· IS'' ' MrL ~s \100 clui>t 1n 1• ......,li'te~ 111111 Edfllllllda 11111 dlluah~eu ~ One of tho Tlfentlelb Con- reg!0111 ~ tho W<ll'ld. Gme; Mrs. ~ · Wli· buy's poiMI problema, the '!be orlanlu~Wll c!jabUne~ ·fclaulfder • Albi!IJJ. l\111. JI'OW]nc" urbetl msl• will be more than 1 hi!Ddrtld mD!loo lillll Crawford and llldllai by world bneuectual doUm • year 111 JlltematiPIIil ,\pple Grove: wruU..: IMdfn at a ~ annot1IICf<l philantrhoplt and charitable ae- Pt. l'lwlllt: tbll week by Jqe Bird, Fir¥1 '1 tiv!tles1 -;;N;"";;;JJa~ve;a.;;;;;::;;::=:::; = =:J• Vke Prelldenl ol LionS lnisl!a· , ··- . llonal. , . meet1n1 w111 be held in S$n JWUI, Puerto Riet, oetl>btr 11 ton, 1111'7 under the sponso•· ship of blooa lntomatlnnaJ and the Uni,.;qqty of ~ Rico to bllhllibt the flf!leth annlver• sary of the LI9Jlll, largest str· vice arlanilatlnn iD the world. Tit~ subject will be ''The City i1 ' 3 ROOMS ' New Fum••ture ONLY '299 fiOM--~~~~-­ C...-.ntT..... of the Future." Chalnnan of the conltrenee 1 0 John L. Stickley, past Presi- l MASON dent of Uons International. Mr. Bird, who · suggellltd brltlliDI ' MASON, W. VA. together i FURNITURE CO. - the world's !eadlllg !n- j teiiecluala for a discusaion of ~@~D~D~ [}={](oJif W~'lf@§~ I 1967 Hurt - •••IP'at \I ••• SINCE SHE GDT HER NEW FLAME < . '. / Whon A.bnbam IJacolD lit qalltlJ nllliD&: a bioi<, tea o\<d!UIId ._ 111 !maJined that one day hla slut. bnladiiW 111atua wOIIId be 1 NIJI_, lpJ..... d that he would be Jmon tllrous!Joat 1M -.rid. Buicaliy, ldumJa wu a limple 1UII, Ida liliaN 11 - nrt'IF JIIIPI) ...S lllllla 11 tJte log cabin In which he wu bo1'll. Bla lit.,flrom lleginninc !1011111,- allud-. phyaieaUy, mentally, and 1pirltually. Yet, t.mlble trial, .Ill-. .Ida faith in GOO. Li1100ln wasn't "11om nBclou." J'altb to ldm ille luu:ll Wlf, Jllll; II ...,.. thing eloe did. But once u had found It, 1111 hUon Jmew110 llldt. Kaeht !!It ,nat men in our countey'1 hllllory have hieD ~ 'Wlayt BecauM aporleMe hao olio,.. tllem that 110 man callao it alone, That...., aD of 111, 111111 God'• ~ ' The plaee to oeok that aufdaru. ilia the dnudl of Jllll1' <Wei. \ l _.,. 1 -- -.w..,.. llrg1ins For All Tile F•mily 3 ......... ROUSWS SHOE STQttE ' PHILCO ( AUTOMATIC DRYERS ) future crin-crou tumbling for a t1ngle ? • frM job every time - including new du~ able pren garments - , - d. Baker~ Uncoln-MercUTfi·Co,..t-!:nQ!!!h PMtl ot Hallum Bread 85 N, _Court Sl Atheno - - - -- -THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION 5688 RJveoswood, W. Va. ItO Llaco!D Sl lllddleport 593-41601 -· BAUM LUMBER CO. Builder• and Bu!141ng Suptl!IU Clleoter, Obio Pb. taS-2005 112-218& Pomeroy BOGGS EQUIPMENT ' R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Siler - AWS CWINEJ!S - Service Farm - 1114mtrlal - Lmm 1o Gcanlft Tappen Plllns Pbolleo8&74411 CROW'S STEAK .HOUS£ .. TINY'S FOODLAND wKentuck11 lllddleport, Olllo Pritd Cllkktn" · l'amei-oy / CHOCOLATES 1Ve Fm AU Doefm Preretfpffmlf 812-2955 Pomeroy ' .. ,. General ¥mltal!dile 1'lwen Plains e&7.a280 ' ~ THE SEWING atmR . crl•.- ., . 1HE W01Ut IIF clrclllate evei-ywbere. Reducea "-"'•1 ~ ..., iJing too. fAMOUS . . . . . ,. Jl ... ......... , :1A/elllllt.., PHILCO ............ 11• U'i ;,J AUTOMATIC llfi ... ...... Ill · , .............................. ~""'~• hkJJr.ae &-.a GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. *'a . lllddleport of btoutifui!y --...d-. ..... llat'llllllr.AIIf-• 1 1pdol1 !t N , I tar I; t lill~ttl6 ! EASY TllfMI. .. ., ., Associated HARIY MILLB ,-4. . . . . . .'ilk it..... _ _ _ _ 129·95 ' • &.IV r ·I . · " ' ,. .. . . • ,; '• !'.,, ' ..." .r • ' STAR SUPPI.Y CO. ' ' Mal:ll. . . . . . . . . . . falll_ . . . ( Gawaul Pbcnle ~ ft. ttN27I . ............ us I Cod..., Bulldillg Sllpplia 111111 ¥fllwoifc' Pelnta cmd Bilrllllli. ....,CIId. . IGr~Yarie+y Mlltd ~--------------- ume lind of comet dryin&. even bulky ltema ouch l su "Kft!ISC!rc. Dfa1lloll4 ltliiP' I. JIIID Sl RACINE PLANING LYONS CLOVER FARM u drape• end blanketa. Thank Pbilco'a ta.. bUIIf, ~ pouible by a unique drum clelip. It IIU' FEIIUAIY 14 '··· K&C SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS ' 011! •. HOYT'S SOHIO sElVtCE I' Bro1DII's BottZ. Gao 992-2550 Middleport, Obio Durable ~ garmenllgo tbfOUIIh • IIJIPtllllllt coalo lag cyde ~ the drying eye~ Lib tba - ' wa~· rinse hefori. apin cycle In a PbW:o wilber, ·1M. step llllootbel fibera into their orillialll 8bape to preserve durable press characteriatic•. In f~ .U loado &el tbe I A11!land Oil Products wOhio'• Oldest Dodge Dellln" ···--·~ ­ .i GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING ------- ___, RAY RIGGS.. INC. ' OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. .. , .RALL'$ BEN • ~ · �,. ,. . - ~-= ...essoOW ---- . '-AJDI:l. ELEJI HELP US! / ,. . . . 'filii ~ . . .... , !em, will . . . . to u.e pmt. AI Hartt diDcy af LlaallalleJu!lp ca GrllmB, J, I'll ~ ~ ,.u-.. • . U:..L--Crisis· roan . • ", Wr!• * • · •need l'DDnlu· . · • Dilly Setlllel, ~MII!dl8port, 0 ., Peb..lO, lt&f-'l . • .,, a-111111 ...,tt. ... ~ lllieniiiiiii.J ...... ~~a~JJ, • Sentinel Church··News !::;::: 1100 ~ beJol&lnf .. 21,. •~· IS'' ' MrL ~s \100 clui>t 1n 1• ......,li'te~ 111111 Edfllllllda 11111 dlluah~eu ~ One of tho Tlfentlelb Con- reg!0111 ~ tho W<ll'ld. Gme; Mrs. ~ · Wli· buy's poiMI problema, the '!be orlanlu~Wll c!jabUne~ ·fclaulfder • Albi!IJJ. l\111. JI'OW]nc" urbetl msl• will be more than 1 hi!Ddrtld mD!loo lillll Crawford and llldllai by world bneuectual doUm • year 111 JlltematiPIIil ,\pple Grove: wruU..: IMdfn at a ~ annot1IICf<l philantrhoplt and charitable ae- Pt. l'lwlllt: tbll week by Jqe Bird, Fir¥1 '1 tiv!tles1 -;;N;"";;;JJa~ve;a.;;;;;::;;::=:::; = =:J• Vke Prelldenl ol LionS lnisl!a· , ··- . llonal. , . meet1n1 w111 be held in S$n JWUI, Puerto Riet, oetl>btr 11 ton, 1111'7 under the sponso•· ship of blooa lntomatlnnaJ and the Uni,.;qqty of ~ Rico to bllhllibt the flf!leth annlver• sary of the LI9Jlll, largest str· vice arlanilatlnn iD the world. Tit~ subject will be ''The City i1 ' 3 ROOMS ' New Fum••ture ONLY '299 fiOM--~~~~-­ C...-.ntT..... of the Future." Chalnnan of the conltrenee 1 0 John L. Stickley, past Presi- l MASON dent of Uons International. Mr. Bird, who · suggellltd brltlliDI ' MASON, W. VA. together i FURNITURE CO. - the world's !eadlllg !n- j teiiecluala for a discusaion of ~@~D~D~ [}={](oJif W~'lf@§~ I 1967 Hurt - •••IP'at \I ••• SINCE SHE GDT HER NEW FLAME < . '. / Whon A.bnbam IJacolD lit qalltlJ nllliD&: a bioi<, tea o\<d!UIId ._ 111 !maJined that one day hla slut. bnladiiW 111atua wOIIId be 1 NIJI_, lpJ..... d that he would be Jmon tllrous!Joat 1M -.rid. Buicaliy, ldumJa wu a limple 1UII, Ida liliaN 11 - nrt'IF JIIIPI) ...S lllllla 11 tJte log cabin In which he wu bo1'll. Bla lit.,flrom lleginninc !1011111,- allud-. phyaieaUy, mentally, and 1pirltually. Yet, t.mlble trial, .Ill-. .Ida faith in GOO. Li1100ln wasn't "11om nBclou." J'altb to ldm ille luu:ll Wlf, Jllll; II ...,.. thing eloe did. But once u had found It, 1111 hUon Jmew110 llldt. Kaeht !!It ,nat men in our countey'1 hllllory have hieD ~ 'Wlayt BecauM aporleMe hao olio,.. tllem that 110 man callao it alone, That...., aD of 111, 111111 God'• ~ ' The plaee to oeok that aufdaru. ilia the dnudl of Jllll1' <Wei. \ l _.,. 1 -- -.w..,.. llrg1ins For All Tile F•mily 3 ......... ROUSWS SHOE STQttE ' PHILCO ( AUTOMATIC DRYERS ) future crin-crou tumbling for a t1ngle ? • frM job every time - including new du~ able pren garments - , - d. Baker~ Uncoln-MercUTfi·Co,..t-!:nQ!!!h PMtl ot Hallum Bread 85 N, _Court Sl Atheno - - - -- -THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION 5688 RJveoswood, W. Va. ItO Llaco!D Sl lllddleport 593-41601 -· BAUM LUMBER CO. Builder• and Bu!141ng Suptl!IU Clleoter, Obio Pb. taS-2005 112-218& Pomeroy BOGGS EQUIPMENT ' R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Siler - AWS CWINEJ!S - Service Farm - 1114mtrlal - Lmm 1o Gcanlft Tappen Plllns Pbolleo8&74411 CROW'S STEAK .HOUS£ .. TINY'S FOODLAND wKentuck11 lllddleport, Olllo Pritd Cllkktn" · l'amei-oy / CHOCOLATES 1Ve Fm AU Doefm Preretfpffmlf 812-2955 Pomeroy ' .. ,. General ¥mltal!dile 1'lwen Plains e&7.a280 ' ~ THE SEWING atmR . crl•.- ., . 1HE W01Ut IIF clrclllate evei-ywbere. Reducea "-"'•1 ~ ..., iJing too. fAMOUS . . . . . ,. Jl ... ......... , :1A/elllllt.., PHILCO ............ 11• U'i ;,J AUTOMATIC llfi ... ...... Ill · , .............................. ~""'~• hkJJr.ae &-.a GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. *'a . lllddleport of btoutifui!y --...d-. ..... llat'llllllr.AIIf-• 1 1pdol1 !t N , I tar I; t lill~ttl6 ! EASY TllfMI. .. ., ., Associated HARIY MILLB ,-4. . . . . . .'ilk it..... _ _ _ _ 129·95 ' • &.IV r ·I . · " ' ,. .. . . • ,; '• !'.,, ' ..." .r • ' STAR SUPPI.Y CO. ' ' Mal:ll. . . . . . . . . . . falll_ . . . ( Gawaul Pbcnle ~ ft. ttN27I . ............ us I Cod..., Bulldillg Sllpplia 111111 ¥fllwoifc' Pelnta cmd Bilrllllli. ....,CIId. . IGr~Yarie+y Mlltd ~--------------- ume lind of comet dryin&. even bulky ltema ouch l su "Kft!ISC!rc. Dfa1lloll4 ltliiP' I. JIIID Sl RACINE PLANING LYONS CLOVER FARM u drape• end blanketa. Thank Pbilco'a ta.. bUIIf, ~ pouible by a unique drum clelip. It IIU' FEIIUAIY 14 '··· K&C SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS ' 011! •. HOYT'S SOHIO sElVtCE I' Bro1DII's BottZ. Gao 992-2550 Middleport, Obio Durable ~ garmenllgo tbfOUIIh • IIJIPtllllllt coalo lag cyde ~ the drying eye~ Lib tba - ' wa~· rinse hefori. apin cycle In a PbW:o wilber, ·1M. step llllootbel fibera into their orillialll 8bape to preserve durable press characteriatic•. In f~ .U loado &el tbe I A11!land Oil Products wOhio'• Oldest Dodge Dellln" ···--·~ ­ .i GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING ------- ___, RAY RIGGS.. INC. ' OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. .. , .RALL'$ BEN • ~ · �• • / 1M1' I • ' Low Extra Capacity, _Poen•rov ·":' s1ness Motor~ -- . ' ' ' .1595 1965 CHEVROLET , ~ lOll I' Pjekup. Good R. Duty tlrot, eob aDd ._...,.. ol DeW trurk. RMr .tep bu.JD.per, h•ter aa4 clefrolter, Wnt Cout JDlftOr. 1964 CHEVROLET HAllEY DAVIDSON ·<MOTOICrQ,E$ . IAQIATOR sav1a ' M50 1> ton Paotl, VI eactne, •utomatle tnDL Power 1~1 • bra tee.. rtdloa hel.ter, Uke aew tlrel, Politndloa rear axle. Potrteroy l . QUICK. ~VIHIINT ' • ECONOMICAL onlv SOc . -IUEtTNARs OI'IN lVII. M1 P.M. LI'L A"-HEI ST" IN Rur Meigs Gener•l Hosplt•l N FFIW. li . • h 'AOIGI WOIIIOIR WeWahUnderMoi!l MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Motor Co. tJ.IIIVE.liiRU CAR WASH .. YouDon'tHav•T• ; Get Out of.the Car SPOil IOICAT SPRINT-• .J1S9S ANNOUNCEI?\~NT 992-2176 Lat U. Give It A HONDA Mlu S1nclr• Blllley YourHNIInt System lo TM Most hnportant Ap pllance In ·Your H..,., SAI.'fS· &· SEI- . Radne,Ohio Good II ONI -NOW- Mid Winter Chack Taechlnt Pia"" ond Tho Wondui'UI Hammond Ortan lAKER & SEYFRIED NICIP .. o• 1'IQo I'~·· · I;AI.Ll',J DICK RAWUJitGS' """"'-m HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING -:- . . WY Wlil .. MIDDLIPOIIT, OHIO ·~~~h~mo;~~~~o;·~~~ ,= NEED A NEW I Rawlings Honda Sills IIJPor·As.~ectnOnly ........ 992-3994 •• 992-2395 S.le or BRING you or Chuck. No chart~e to check JAG411 !yr I tractor plet. II out aDd tell you wbat up truck. M&G Food Mtt., · will <>l8l you !Or repalra. RL 7, Middleport. I ap Chuck's, 152 Butttrnut I w I tNI BORN LOI£11 ~AIID AT THAT FOIIJT, TUF ""<:l. ~~~ RAN OOT Of lH~ ~1ir'H'.41 r--..., Pomeroy; ~EN &1-"YING HOME TO COU~E ! CRITICIZED R.ICHLEY I DIDN'T WANT TO DI5- A DATE IN;TEAD ~" >01J FROM GOI'-'G OUT I ~ •H ALL e=. Hospital News • I l j. t I ' A GIRL YOUR. AGE OUT 01', 5HOUL~ ~E a PICTURE TUBE? ' Ill WALT Wllfl ntl WILLm IY HOWIE SCHNiilDEI ~. MOIJIQ<JI>, I3Ul' I WJ'T LIKE . 'IOOR. MIIJI·SKIRT 1 j·· . A GiRL WITH MIIJI•LEGS SHOOLDIJ'T IIJ€AI\ MIIJI·SI;.UtTS J I HOW \UXJLD YoU liKE It>. PUNCH IN YOUR Ml\'ti·MOUTH? Whitay Baegle and Hocking Valley Ramblero SQUARE DANCE Friday, Feb. 10 . 9 P.M.-1 A.M. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ' " By HARC!LD GRAY .. Pomeroy E1gles Hall r SlJFIPOo;f: so! Mtiga Aerie No. 2171 .OH, C:APTAIH! I KNOW Q..ll='ftM-.1 ~ MADE 'CiOMS ~eLE 8 UT I'M Mte"TA'KEC• 1-f:'S A~REST )..liM'? 14t::AVENS, ""0, ·MRS. PLOCD! ~E .JU-.T QOT IN WITH,:~ BAD LOT! FOR ,. MOTOR - ·tOUTE DRIVERS ApplyAIThe Dlll~~tlnel Ofllca 110 ~honlc StrMI II • 36 hot house, euy to move. $1011.110, OOinplete ahoe repair ouUit $1000.00 outfit and about $500.00 stoCk, aU for $300.00, elecbic hOt wat.l!lLECTROWX SALES er tanka from $U to ~. Ylte ' representative , Rich· three I room houses, $l&OO.OO, llrll Stoke. Pb. 949-3656. $4900.00 and $6,000.00. B. F. ; I Board, broker, Muon, w. va. 2 I etp NOW TAKING The Irvine Hand property In Doner, Meigs County, Ohio, wiU be 1101d to the highest bid· APPLICATIONS der on Fr iday, Februeey lOth, 1967, at 11 :00 o'clock A.M., at FoR CARRIERS office of Crow, Cr11ti' & Porter. Allorneys, Pomeroy, PliiDOl'ly appr.aed at IN MIDDLEPORT, and cannot be sold lor than lhe opprataed price. PHONE 992·5592 Sale subjoct to lhe appro•~ of the Probate Judge, Meiga Coun· ly, Ohlo. P-roy,Ohlo Phona 992·2156 3j~~:-;1~l5ij;=;11t~jr• :t e.UT 'f'Hill' f'OOR LAD, "t!Pf~ Cllf:"rON. 01 Sybil E~ch Admlnlslrelrls of lhe E.. tate of lrviDI Hanc4 Deceased REAL 1$TAfE FOR SALE .House lor sate in Middleport,. ORDER YOUR t=ER'I1LI%ER NOW AND GET EARL'( DISCOUNT 43. Htt All onolyoiJ olroloht ond .ff. Ropell DAILY CllYP'l'OQUOTI:- R~ how ta work Itt A:lt'I'DLaAA:Ita 1o mlxtCI. · 811lk '. lpre•dtng ..,.. vice. LIQ•II nil,....., AREA WAREHOUSI. LctJfGP.LLOW • POMEROY ODt letter llmplylt&ftdl tar 81l0Uwr. In. w.·-.mple A ta UMd. fOI' the tbr. L'1, X fot tM two O'a, etc. BlnJie lettlllra, apo1~ troplliH, the lenJth aDd. form&ttoft ol the worda are all bl.Dta. Elda MJ UN code lttten are clttfered. . ... ~ Qaotall• J W K 1: II LJ M W YKT RV WLYTHKYOH'l' PVY TQUTIY -PKHTW LZ WLYTHKT .OHT VG Bk:·LlX XFNTKLPA B'r FTB. JKUTP Y•._..,.•. CJrJPtoft.... t TJIERI: ~ 1I(ORII BOOXS 1IPON BOOKS TILUI UPON ALL 01'HIIlR SUJJ,IIIlCTII • . - liONT.UOHZ "' IIC. KIAJ rau.wt~ ~)'dieM.. IM.) "2-2111 2 story fra*ne, cetamle tile batb. wood; pa_neUn& in titch· en with at.lnlesa sink disposal, 1 liecli9oin and lhg room ·ponel~d, wall wall carpeting . In living · room. dining room and &tairWlll' central • heat ·storm windows, insulation. elOse to town and aebool, for apo · NOW YOU DOUBLE:. polntment Phone llll2,2661. .. laluranct beep W1nted A111'0MOBILE eueelled? Loot ,,.... ojlerolo or .... llceilaet Cell in 3-21111. •molo.,ment Pb. 992-2711. " • 'lliilc ·" OHIO'i: .; IoVAS SURE '~" WOUlD !If"' ~AMoiJ S WRITER · HE. COULON"T !-l1IVE &:EN BlJ.. BAtl' AJ:TER ALL, HE I<NI.'ii <i0l!CI1 A l'ROE I 'lt) Ht•H-'1 ~ I TO DO '" ~TE TI-ll~ . BUT "APE " KEPT A •)lllRY: I .,...,..INK 'II:XI SH;)ULO HEAR ~RT ()!': rr' ' "IN IT ~APE• WRoTE H~ PLI\1'1':0 FOR FliTIIRE "RESEARCH'' FOR HIS BOOK~ 'ttiUR eoH'W NAMI;: ·~ ~. ~ WE AAE! �• • / 1M1' I • ' Low Extra Capacity, _Poen•rov ·":' s1ness Motor~ -- . ' ' ' .1595 1965 CHEVROLET , ~ lOll I' Pjekup. Good R. Duty tlrot, eob aDd ._...,.. ol DeW trurk. RMr .tep bu.JD.per, h•ter aa4 clefrolter, Wnt Cout JDlftOr. 1964 CHEVROLET HAllEY DAVIDSON ·<MOTOICrQ,E$ . IAQIATOR sav1a ' M50 1> ton Paotl, VI eactne, •utomatle tnDL Power 1~1 • bra tee.. rtdloa hel.ter, Uke aew tlrel, Politndloa rear axle. Potrteroy l . QUICK. ~VIHIINT ' • ECONOMICAL onlv SOc . -IUEtTNARs OI'IN lVII. M1 P.M. LI'L A"-HEI ST" IN Rur Meigs Gener•l Hosplt•l N FFIW. li . • h 'AOIGI WOIIIOIR WeWahUnderMoi!l MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Motor Co. tJ.IIIVE.liiRU CAR WASH .. YouDon'tHav•T• ; Get Out of.the Car SPOil IOICAT SPRINT-• .J1S9S ANNOUNCEI?\~NT 992-2176 Lat U. 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' Ill WALT Wllfl ntl WILLm IY HOWIE SCHNiilDEI ~. MOIJIQ<JI>, I3Ul' I WJ'T LIKE . 'IOOR. MIIJI·SKIRT 1 j·· . A GiRL WITH MIIJI•LEGS SHOOLDIJ'T IIJ€AI\ MIIJI·SI;.UtTS J I HOW \UXJLD YoU liKE It>. PUNCH IN YOUR Ml\'ti·MOUTH? Whitay Baegle and Hocking Valley Ramblero SQUARE DANCE Friday, Feb. 10 . 9 P.M.-1 A.M. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ' " By HARC!LD GRAY .. Pomeroy E1gles Hall r SlJFIPOo;f: so! Mtiga Aerie No. 2171 .OH, C:APTAIH! I KNOW Q..ll='ftM-.1 ~ MADE 'CiOMS ~eLE 8 UT I'M Mte"TA'KEC• 1-f:'S A~REST )..liM'? 14t::AVENS, ""0, ·MRS. PLOCD! ~E .JU-.T QOT IN WITH,:~ BAD LOT! FOR ,. MOTOR - ·tOUTE DRIVERS ApplyAIThe Dlll~~tlnel Ofllca 110 ~honlc StrMI II • 36 hot house, euy to move. $1011.110, OOinplete ahoe repair ouUit $1000.00 outfit and about $500.00 stoCk, aU for $300.00, elecbic hOt wat.l!lLECTROWX SALES er tanka from $U to ~. Ylte ' representative , Rich· three I room houses, $l&OO.OO, llrll Stoke. Pb. 949-3656. $4900.00 and $6,000.00. B. F. ; I Board, broker, Muon, w. va. 2 I etp NOW TAKING The Irvine Hand property In Doner, Meigs County, Ohio, wiU be 1101d to the highest bid· APPLICATIONS der on Fr iday, Februeey lOth, 1967, at 11 :00 o'clock A.M., at FoR CARRIERS office of Crow, Cr11ti' & Porter. Allorneys, Pomeroy, PliiDOl'ly appr.aed at IN MIDDLEPORT, and cannot be sold lor than lhe opprataed price. PHONE 992·5592 Sale subjoct to lhe appro•~ of the Probate Judge, Meiga Coun· ly, Ohlo. P-roy,Ohlo Phona 992·2156 3j~~:-;1~l5ij;=;11t~jr• :t e.UT 'f'Hill' f'OOR LAD, "t!Pf~ Cllf:"rON. 01 Sybil E~ch Admlnlslrelrls of lhe E.. tate of lrviDI Hanc4 Deceased REAL 1$TAfE FOR SALE .House lor sate in Middleport,. ORDER YOUR t=ER'I1LI%ER NOW AND GET EARL'( DISCOUNT 43. Htt All onolyoiJ olroloht ond .ff. Ropell DAILY CllYP'l'OQUOTI:- R~ how ta work Itt A:lt'I'DLaAA:Ita 1o mlxtCI. · 811lk '. lpre•dtng ..,.. vice. LIQ•II nil,....., AREA WAREHOUSI. LctJfGP.LLOW • POMEROY ODt letter llmplylt&ftdl tar 81l0Uwr. In. w.·-.mple A ta UMd. fOI' the tbr. L'1, X fot tM two O'a, etc. BlnJie lettlllra, apo1~ troplliH, the lenJth aDd. form&ttoft ol the worda are all bl.Dta. Elda MJ UN code lttten are clttfered. . ... ~ Qaotall• J W K 1: II LJ M W YKT RV WLYTHKYOH'l' PVY TQUTIY -PKHTW LZ WLYTHKT .OHT VG Bk:·LlX XFNTKLPA B'r FTB. JKUTP Y•._..,.•. CJrJPtoft.... t TJIERI: ~ 1I(ORII BOOXS 1IPON BOOKS TILUI UPON ALL 01'HIIlR SUJJ,IIIlCTII • . - liONT.UOHZ "' IIC. KIAJ rau.wt~ ~)'dieM.. IM.) "2-2111 2 story fra*ne, cetamle tile batb. wood; pa_neUn& in titch· en with at.lnlesa sink disposal, 1 liecli9oin and lhg room ·ponel~d, wall wall carpeting . In living · room. dining room and &tairWlll' central • heat ·storm windows, insulation. elOse to town and aebool, for apo · NOW YOU DOUBLE:. polntment Phone llll2,2661. .. laluranct beep W1nted A111'0MOBILE eueelled? Loot ,,.... ojlerolo or .... llceilaet Cell in 3-21111. •molo.,ment Pb. 992-2711. " • 'lliilc ·" OHIO'i: .; IoVAS SURE '~" WOUlD !If"' ~AMoiJ S WRITER · HE. COULON"T !-l1IVE &:EN BlJ.. BAtl' AJ:TER ALL, HE I<NI.'ii <i0l!CI1 A l'ROE I 'lt) Ht•H-'1 ~ I TO DO '" ~TE TI-ll~ . BUT "APE " KEPT A •)lllRY: I .,...,..INK 'II:XI SH;)ULO HEAR ~RT ()!': rr' ' "IN IT ~APE• WRoTE H~ PLI\1'1':0 FOR FliTIIRE "RESEARCH'' FOR HIS BOOK~ 'ttiUR eoH'W NAMI;: ·~ ~. ~ WE AAE! �. -........._/' , \ 28"P'AGES GaiUpoUH>t. Pleopnt • OVIet .Make 'Eiberfelds ip Pomeroy Your ShoppliiQ\Center · By IQivl F. BARTON Uolltd l'itu lnleraalloo•l TOKYO !UP!) -communist China bu olerted army UD!ts on the !Jordor with the Soviet Un!oa and placecl the capital city of PoJdDt! under mllllary cootrGl, Ja~e correspondeota reported from peking Sunday. CbairmOll Mao Tse-tung, the reportl uld, alerted army units on the Rua!lan frontier beCause of "~risk Soviet military action In that area." He also ordered the lskeover of the Peking Security Board by delenae Mldquarters of the People• Liberation Army In the Red Chinese capital and formed a military control rommltt.ee to convert the board into a Maoist "revolutionary police." ACCQrdinl to the JaPOJiese correspondents, the committee was to cleanse it of anti-Mao, pro-Soviet offiCials ''diseased" by ousted Peking Mayor Peni Chen and former army clllel Lo Ji Ching. The Peking Security Board darects actlvites of pollee In the capital. The Tokyo newspaper M.1l· nlchi oald the declston to plaoe Peking under military conl<·ol See The New Weatinp ~pparel For Women and Girls Arriving Doily in the Ready To Wear Department on ... the 2nd. Floor. suace aae • Spooo for frozen .f.,.d plus ~~~~~td let .storage- 65-Jb. size freezer .. • Space for ¥.z gal. milk cartons egp,. and much more in roomy stor~p d~or. • Space for fresh meat in Chill Drawer, WIGS THEATRE Denilf' Per~on, With A Good Chance, No!D Pomeroy Otlle ' TONIGHT ond SATURDAY '' February 10-11 "MAYA" CTechnicDlOr) Clint Walker, Jay North "CAT BALLOU•' (Technlcolor) Jane Fonda. Lee Marvin , Michael Callan, Dwayne Hickman . St ubby Kaye. Admission: 75c & 40c Cbargo Violation TOKYO (UP I) -Red China today said U.S. aircrart violated its territorial air space on five occasions last Tuesday and Wednesday. The charge, the 422nd of Its type made by China, was accompanied by a "serious warning against U.S. provoca· tions.u It was made only rour hours after American afflcials annoonced in Wa•h!ngton and Saigon lh/01 1 U.S. olr<raft bad accidentally flown over Cb!na's REVIVAL AT REEIISVU.LE There will be a re\'iVal 18 through Feb. 26 at the R.e<<l'-1 ville M.E. Church, &t 7:30 Mlnislers will be Freeland Charles Norris. Song leao!ed will be Mary Lou Gri!!in. Uhrig Brothers will attend 18. The Freelaod Quart<:t also attend the revival. Youth night will be held. Everyone · invited. \ --------Ha!nan Island in the Gill! Tonkin. W~ fix Sunday t.d•nner seven 'days a ·· ~· A man of truly courageous independence wh_o, by his. personal example and leaderShip, contnbuted s~ much to the great Americaa Ideal. I'HE BOX ................. · .... $1.25 .rJmmemor.ate L;nco :., ·s c . r~ . J day, ·• bruary 12th, lhio bank .,m not !Rn~att busineu on Monday, Februai'J 13th. a Pieces Tender, Tlloty Cbicken Plu1 all tbe trimmin't !A completo banquet for one) ntRIFT BOX ·· · ................ · $2.50 8 ~·• t;hleten Only THE BUCKET ..... · ....... ·..... · $3.75 ~!* POMEROY ~l* NATIONAL BANK .. · POMEROY 13 Pleceo Kentucky Fried Cbtctea I Pint Cracldln' Gravy Hot Rolls !Serves 5 10 'I) THE BARREL .... · .. ·· .. ·.. .. .. .. $5.00 21 Pieceo Col Sanden' Chlctea RunAND Serving Meigs County for over 94 year• Member Federal Reserve Syste-m Member FDIC All Accounh IMurocl Up To $15,000 Uncler COUIIIL UJIDERI' RICIPI ~rrwewa.1 ·.· Tho F<Oderol Doposlt lnouronca ~porotlorl Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 . p.m~ l ' CROW'S STEAK HOUSE ·, POMIROY, OHIO ' 1 ' Mustang is America's lowest priced car of Its kind I Bucket seats standarclt Anct you get extr~ savings on Mustang and ·all Ford-line carl at your Ford '9ealer'a White ~ale-on Oo·wl Specially ordered Ford Cuatym SOD s,;dans and Gi!l.laxle 500 Hardtops, apeclally equipped an~ specially pr[ce'd for · this sale! limited 'time-come,in nowl You're abead . . ' at ' KEITH GOBLE FO ...... ··)''• 461 Sou.th Third · St.. ; -- ~ I ., '" I ' I' .~-. · '' '. ·-.".J·N.. ,.,..:. ~ ' '\~ ·" lHREE SECTIONS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1967 • or er was taken Wider 1 three-point proclamation. iMued by the Central Committee of L~e Chinese CommiDI!ol Party and the lllate ..,.nell (cabinet). Kyodo, the J a - news agency, laid Mao's order moving troops I& the border was specifically directed at units In Slnldang province, where Red China's nuclePr testing grounds are situated. Kyodo quoted Red Guard leaflets dlslrlbuted In Peking Saturday. Dlsclosuro of the border alert followed speec:t:es Saturday by Premiel' Choa EJi.lal and Foreign lolllllslft· ail!li' ' '\ 1 dlargbla that the Unlled staroa and Soviet Union wore 1w<1 o1 s tlnd 111111 bt ~ed. They . , . . at • n!Jy lil.Petlntl attendod by IGO,OOO J)nDna. . I!NdyFor- Ae<ordlng 10 Kyodo, Mao'• dlractlve sold "front armles" slwlld be ready lor acUon In - · mllltary dioll'lcll u Ts!nan, N 1 o t I'it 1. Foochc!w, Kwaugcbow and Kwunlng. FooehOw Ia situated oppoolt• lbo Canton area In file ooutheaot. Kunmlna Ia In the lor west. Ill · Mao 'IJU quoted U saylq If • es act1o11 II needed the cullul'ol fO\'O!IIIion" oow sweeplnJ Cblna mq lrmporvlly be delayed. A1mJ COIIllllallden ID Shang. 1111 11oun earner had declai'UI their readiDeu to move ·Into bailie aplnsl the Soviet Union Form0111. Kwaugcbow tncllldes lnleiJtience reporta 1n West Berlin sold two days qo the Soviet Union was pulling troops out I{ Communlol Eut Genm"Y and planning to recall Iron) llu;ee to live divlll0111, preiUl1lHo bly to beef up Its border pard. A Sovlel division Ia made up of more than 20.000 men. . • !ICE '0 CEN'l1 ll:ynde'o eou •opllldeat said the situation on the Sb»&TIOt bonier 1111111 be em.moJJ II Mao C<lllld Nleue Liberation Army lroopo from dulles <OIIIleded wllb the mo1ut1on to aerve atone the fron~ CoMidereol Alllet The speeches Soturady !ly Chou and C2u!n Yl oald the United Slata and Soviet Union mu.st be coosldered allle5. "We must cleotroy Am<r!c&l lmperlaU.ml" Peking radio quoted Cheu. "We musl destroy Russlau revlstontsm! " Chou and Cl!en Yl spoke t& Investigation of Fatal Flash Fire • May Never Solve All esliODS ' SPECIAL • � 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 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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