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' in the.; 'lr., .,,. • . ing CC\f ~~i' ·' ';I t· ·. · reservt "thj! right to witbd181t · rrom Vle,tn6m" if the ,Sa~ll IJOVernment blaks U.S. polli!T obJt!JltiVes. . . !)aBe said there hal been tall: "II) h!i\1 ,circles within ofir ' ·governinent. and. elsewhere" .tbat the United state! must accept whitever · the South Vietnamese do because "our Prestige is already so deeply involved we cannot wllhdraw. ''This II Intolerable posJ.. • 'I • enttne . . "TIIb coneluaklli Is 'by no meallli mlne !l!onii· n' <;lie a~ld. SeQ. Jacob .favlts, •11-lf.Y., joined Case in- tlpposlll(l "any . . n~ inlu&lon ol inan!Miwer in order to escalate the struggle beyond !lie point at which we wage ll • "l would not favor any .' ~ ·-·· _ ) steamljl ' ' . . · MONDAY, JULY 10, 196il ucom boats ley. 1~: . ti ers. '' ' · , to ~ae which ' tlon'a Vie pi~Uefis. : · , eaeaiation of. .the in · S@..Cilfli)nl 1'\·. Cile, Jt.!'I.J.,. ' v.ielnam/ •.~,viii .leid · pld . 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' ;. ~ lt 1 Mid~ • East Cr-isis.· ··.l~, PROJECT COMPLETE - l'ol'JIIal plan!lng costing •800 have been completed IU'IIUDd the Meiss County Welfut Department's new of:U.ce bullillng In Middleport by the Middleport, Garae'n Club. l'h'lJlanting at the ~e and frOnt ,of the new , 1\l'Uctura featurea Capata Yews,.'&Jij Yews, llex mLanders, Hemloc'k and Uer Hetzl. Accentiag lbe,;elteDiive plantings are white marble chips imported from Jtaly. Ro\IDdlng out the Jl_rojeqt at th~ entrance will b&' two large wrouiht iron II1'I1S of red geraniWDI,·rp., projeCt will be entered in tbe Sears Beautlflcation ,l!ontest • year. .. �.. ·' • me ~1\ a~aih¥t the agency deny;~· ' . ~~ _governlnent's fi!\IJ have-OQ ·~ 11 ll81liiisWI~C . cp5n by ·~ .means.•afater~l within nine eategcil'ies - 's1,1chl.a national 4efense Sect:f~, . foreign rsUC11, documents, personnel records - s ex- 1 ' •• ( conf~g . and open tq v~g bjlerpretations as to what Is ex- as b,ems. (UW'; empted and what IS not. Some agency o(· flcials foresee no effect on their lnfoi· . matlo~ JM!liCies; otben ~redlct a ras)l of lawswts to test the Jaw m·~hitlcoui;t$. . Congress wUI keep an eye on the im· plementation of the law, promlSes liS House ~ponsor, Rep, John Moss, D.Calif. "The objective of the new law 15 clear," says Moss. "How well It works wm depend on bow effectively the peop· le exercise !hair guarantee of access to the facta of government." 110 M~o~lc,.' St., Pomeroy, . 81181ile8s) Ombe ph~ne 11112EdltOrta! ~'hone 91rl·2157. " . '. " Second"oetais poS!ace patd at Pomeroy, ChhJ • .. .. · ...., {). · NaU9111l ,' adv~nB repreaentatlve l!otUP..e)ll: ~ball. lllc.. 343 Loxtni!Ut "ve. New York City, New York. Subscl'lt>l!~ ratea: BeHvered t& ·-eir rier wheio itvailable, SS cent& per week one year Ia advance at tbe Daily Senti ::1!"1 office f~'!-20: six muntbs, $9 10 :c~ lllt!ntiW ~-110. By MuloT Routo ., ~here ~er service oot avall"ble on• llionlli ·.~~0 'By mall,.ooe year $10.00 .n'!IIJmonw. ~.25: 'l'llrl!" monlb~ ss oo •, . !' ., ~:.'!:~ bteraaUoaal •..•. ·'•· .• ~ IA!ip , (])}UIO ' W, L. Pet•. GB Detroit 49 32 ,61)5 1\llnbeSOla ..l';!i-aJk~o 46 36 .661 310 CaDiornla 'II 45 !8 .542 5 Boatoo 46 39 .At 5 Clevelilnd 42 39 .519 7 . Balllmoie 1 40 34 33 31 ~It w.~7 . ~ :i5 .•56 4$ 36 .556 45 41 40 39 40 .529· 41!1 "'"'•ce 3~ .513 6 ~· w~s a 42.4811 8 ' · . .. 43 .476 9 wimler Wllh · '!:'t Amerlcall ...,~I!U"j =:=:::r 3 2 Clnclnnall1 of · • Jack Brandt 'Qomes of Ag~ ', A stn,vs Rip ·Cubs . ·r:> Mltmesote 7 Cllleago 4 (lsi) , By SANDY PIIIS&NT llie Glailt• and Vic. ~ldenl1 E~here In the N~l home two more run• lD the AarOn's 22nd home run, lhe Forbea Flrld to.bact U. • l Los Ang 0 <10 -lnn) N.Y. 3 Bait I CsuSpndd VPI Spoirll· Writer -Horace Stoneham declared Ill Leaiue, New York . 9Jllle!l sixth U lhe Astroa mewed one most by any Nallonal Leaguer. pllcblng o! Pittibu~Jb'l Deiili}, .). . Monday's Gameo Bait 2 N.Y. 1 tregular game) 'lbe first bonus baby ever 1957, "Jackie 15 lhe ~le AUanta H Pltllburgh dillflled ptrcentage point ahead .of New T!Je PhiDiet pulled the same Rlbaat, who went lilt ~ . (!'IO ga~~~es acbeduled) · MOJiday's Gamn signed by lhe St. Louis ballplayer." · · ClilcjnnaU Z.l, PhU~phla de· York. .heroiCs on the Cadrinala. Plncb- for the first lime 1bls year, ... .;·. ~•Y'• Gamoo 1No games sclleduled\ Cardinals is,no\f giving old-age Predlolloao .l.lalalllll!tl lea~ St. Louis M•la 10,'hmlngs Nfltdlllalq Vktery hitter Tony Gonzalez led of! the Willie Ml)'l gave 1 par11ng . ~~ All~t~rs vs. AL All-Stars at Tueod~zy'a Game• insurMce to the Houston It's now 11 years and. five and San Franclllco edged Los Jerry Bucbek bit the Meta' bottom of the loth Inning with a 8bot to 100M players w1te 4J8't· ~ejni ...Callf. NL All-Stars vs. AL All-Stars Astros. · ~ms since observers ,lli'Qijnd Angel• In 10 bini!tli• 1-11. first pinch hom,.- of the year round tripper to give Phllade~ vote for blm to otart · • 'Amerl~n IA!ague Anaheim, Calif. Jackie Brandl, wbo was rtot q.e cardinals' spring' training Now a creaking old 311. Brandt and th~n Ron Swoboda walked phla the come-from-behind. win. ltapte'l ·1.1!1-ttar .by , . even remembered by the scout camp were eaiHng Brandt, "the backed the three-hit pltcbillg of with ttt. bases loaded ·to give Rlchie Allen had tied It for the stroking the rmal hit 1n ..the I who ' had sigried him one year next Mickey MMUe." He Is no Don Wilson by tripling in Joe the Mets two nilllh·lnnins rUils PhiL! ill the eighth wllh a two- league before tha .All-Star brial: . ~ •I after getting a $12,000 bonus looser tabbed as a .~Ual Mor~~n wllh the lirBt H?uston and the victory over the run blaSt. ,. '-a IWIMillt sJtlile In ·tbe 111\lJ , "·• u.&d..'Pnsa ln~matlooal from lhe Cards 1D 1954. Star, but rather aa on ooeaslon· run m the flflh and then lined a Braves. '!be Braves had gone Wnlie Stargell hit the lith that brought home Tito Fuentes "'' K reminded everybody that bets a! fill.Jn. baae..lunded slnsle to drive ahead 4~1n the elgltth on Henry ball in history"onto the roof at with the only nm ., the . · · National Leape still around by knocking in ___.. ~ · .. _ _.:_;;_ . .'· . G. AD R. H. Pet. !hree runs with three hits Roath. WP-Lonborc (11-3) . .LP CUlver (9), Allen (9), ALL-STAR u:___ .:. :;~ ~. · StL 71295 49105 .3S6 SUilday to lift the Astroo out of -Wickersham (4.-2). !IRS(9) and Sims. WP,IJnes ,_.,.._ _ _ _..,. '· !UJ~ ·r.;; Clmnte, Pitt 75 293 51103 .352 last place with a 11-4 triumph Smith (6th), Vast r z em "k 1-2). LP - Bailey (2-3). , Mce!rvr; StL 67 230 41 80 .348 N ti 1 J nl •·bl over the C!!lcago Cubs. . Na«onal League (19th). Hrs- Howard 2 ~<23rd and 241h Stauti,'.Hi>u 71260 'l1 90 _346 a ona u or ~ e Brandt has spent a major C~nn OliO 000 IIIII-I 8 0 K.C. 1110 ooo 11112-2 4 <tlh), AJVfl ,tiOth), Me, . oiJ,z!Oz, Pbll . 70 219 33 74 _338 ·champion John Tannehill, 15, league lifetime playing the role Pttls OliO 010 IIIII- 2 3 0 Calif 000 200 llx- 4 8 2 llthl. ,; · Aaro All . 73299 69 96 _328 Mtddleport, returned Sun d of the fleet, young hot-shot who Nolan, Maloney (8) and Krausse, Pierce 18) and f!Jul Game) TL_ ... Rosefcin . 1 from New York Ctty where seemed always a bat's width Coker; Rlbant (5-4) and May. Suarez: Brune~ Rojas t9) .. I. gau 71260 51 91 325 T re, Atl 62224 37 71 .317 !sptnt the past two_ _w_eeks away .from stardom. In 1956 I?--MaiOJiey (8-0). H~-:- Star- ~gers. WP-Bnmet (7·11). 000 011020-4 8 I ' . ." Ar.l!. Pitt 87270 43 85 .3151t~umament and exhtbtl•on . when he - broke In with the gell t12th). LP - Krausse (4-!2). liR ' 0110001100-2 8 0 .,the Hit ·~.Millet Olr)a"iOft:' AUen ' ,Phll 80296 60 93 .ml"'th . world ranked European, Cards, General Manager Frank UIIDDingB) Mincber (15th). Moore, Baldwin. II) and baU team of the S)'rlrul,e MY1I' ' ·Aftlerican·Leogae IAsian a~ U. S. men. Lane greeted his arrival by L.A. 000 000 OliO 0-() 50 (lot Glmt).. ; Sleberf'-'(ll-8) and deletted 1,_. by JolmloD'I •, , G. AB R. H. Pet.: Tannehtll had gone east to boastins. "The .kid looka almost S.F. 000 000 000 1- 1 9 0 Minn 000 12~ 020- 7 14 1 WP-Moore 15-7), liRSat Pl Pleaunt $mdiy. 1 F.Rbsn, Bat 68 252 53 as .337 1on a su~mer resort l?ur too good to be \rue." ' Osteen 111-8) and Torborg; Chlcngo 1101 001 020- 4 1 1 ·(4lb),' B. Allen ·12nd), I . J. Flint bit two hamen f.li.r Kl!llne, Del 68 235 51 77 _328 ~New EngLa~d States w 't h Then Brandl was shipped to ':fct:OI'mick (11-3) and Dietz. Kaat, Kline 18) and Nlmn, t4t1L), Valentine (71h). . winners and MarllyD 111'01111 · Ystukl . Bos 79 284 5I) 92 324 1 group of eJght world Clncago 000 000 0000 31 Zimmerlllllll 16); florien, Mer four hlbt for lilt lotm. 11 11 1 Carew 'Min . 76284 40 89 ' 313 players, and he the only Amer, Houston 000 OtS 201-.8111 Maben (5), Locker 16), Wood getting bit oaciL for C)lglro' .Bos 59 224 36 66 .2951 ican. However, some of t be Pomeroy saUlPirates, Letart, Nye, Hartenstein (6), Hands tR) Buzhardt (9) and McNer~ S t h F "He'd be a iensallo1 Ia Hit 'n MiasM WON ~ .1\ilncltf Cal 80265 50 78 ·2941 Europeans were unable to come,; and tbe G poUa !J:eaatoro (7), Gardner (7), Nlekro (81 WP-Kaal (8-8). LPCO e OUI'80me ball! Tbat woa 1 Debbie WOlfe, Tiny Blalt" Qal 1 74 204 30 74 ·291 ,and those who did voted to re- 1 posted opening r<MLnd wins ill and Slephensoo: Wilson 16-0) Horlen (10.2). IIR-Kaat (lsi). Held by Ladies Janice Mlo110l In d Pt .e\u' B' 67 234 30 68 ·291 1main in New York City and per- the Nlnlh AnnWLI KYger and Brand. LP-Nye 17-6). (!Dd Game) W''"!'brtpMI'. . · · form in 8 tournament at the Creek !Jttle League baseball Athnta 100 020 010- 4 11 0 Mbm l 'L IUt'n' Misses ao 1111 t- t t 7 r • os 010 220 1100- 5 1 1 '!be Pomeroy GOlf Assn. held .... ~~~/osk ~~~ :·:Vanderbilt Athletic Club, and tournament Saturday evealDg. :il'ew York 001110 002-510 0 Chicago OOl 000 11011- 1 81 Scotch foursome tournament l\DSO Jobnson's 111Z tkl-11 11· 1 r ~me Runs · give a series of exhibitions in The Pirates blanked Pl. ·I Jolmson, Kelley 17), Raymond [ Bowell, Wortltlllgton 19 ) and 4 for the goUers and i M. Brown (1), J. Manuel (I) Nafl 11 Lea . A and about the city. Plea118nt Pure OIIIU.., Letart 19) and Torre, Ue<ker (8); IZimmefman· Howard, McMa~Ues, enjoying a pot· ond B. lladttet J. 'Fllttl and C. . on gue. ar 0 alpped Pt. Pleuant Steel H Fisher, Renlfl '(3) and Grote. bo I ) w~ (5) Locker (8) dinner. I " Carte. braves .22.: Wynn, Astros 21: Highlights ol his play there and the Senators bombarded WP-'-Renlff 1~). LP-Kelley 0:: ~artl WP-BosweU 17•5) Winners were low grou, MarSanto, Cuba and .~erez, Reds Iwaa his training ~~ doubles with Pl Pleasant Fruth's PbBI'JIIo (1-3). IIRS-Olarles (3rd), Alou ~-How!t (3-4) • Eberabach and Donald Hun- Racine was banded Its first Record·Pourl~,. 1(9th), Aaron (21nd), BU<bek I SU II: B~llks and WLIItams, Cubs! Hans Alser, of Sweden, as his aey, 174. ded Gamoi Low net, 1!emlce An·n defeat of tjle · Little ;, .,;...:t.~..:.:-.. 15. i ' ·. · ;partner. Als•r is current world This evening the GalllpoiJt (8th) ~ '"; k 000 000 Ol2---3 7 and George lllckll: Sec- League tieason"when Of Si:eeJ...,.,..,.,..,.. AD:Lerlean ' .Loape1.. Howa_rd, doubles cbamrlon. 'They, wo n . ~lbletlcs w11f p'lay tbe ?dJddle. ue ~lni!S) or 000 000 001_ ,1 7 1 low net, Peart Welker and falls eked out a 4-2 win CLEVELAND (UP!) _ A !\& 8ena~··Ml·- Klllebre':'· TwtDJJ easily. . Monho ette '•Petersan Leonard, and low putts, Hen- oay at Letart. . record pourb!g of raw stetl 1 lUI Yanklil)t at 7 p.m., llld St. ·Louts ~: .l'l. -Robins~ Ortoles 21; Another was hisslngles match the Middleport lndiatta will ; 'oooo.- 3 lltiWo ~ Glbba· q'Brlenand Keith Wood~. Steve Jenkins went the route wao predicted fo1o !96'1 111 Steel 1 astnemskl, Red Sox _19; !against a top world . tangle with IIIII Grande at I 100 11112 , kerm:Uer t7) McNaU ie> on lhe hill for the hosts to lake mag&!ine today. Mantle, Yanks and McAuliffe, Jeroslav Stanek Czedloslovak· 8·10 I Phlla 100 000 030 1- 5 $,1 ' ' y the win. Bret Hart thoush ai!lo ~ ~ Tilers If . ' . · _p.m. Jaster Briles II) Hoerner Etchebatren. WP-Petersan . ' t!t'' ""' me --..... ·weeu, re' Ibm. Balled In Ia, which Tannehill lost 21·16 Tuesllay, MJddleporl'o 11ttJ. ,9) WIIUs IIO) anti McCarver; 8). LP-Milter 11-a). ,, ~ ~INS , pttcbing good hall, suffered • ported market ualysta were Natk.ul-League: Wynn, AB- and 21-11. lep will boltle Vlal<m at 7 B.;...,, G. Jacbon (8), Wise tReplar (l~l . DETROIT (UP!) - Unlled los~llirt hitters were BID Jus- sticking to llleir. earlier ~ troa 15; Cepeda, Cards 59: Upcoming Is the Canadian In· p.m., aDd tho Pom'roy Tlgeu (10) and Oliver WP-Wloe (4-8). New Yolk 000 000 100- I 8 Workers President Walter lice a lr of singles and ILons that · IJ6 tiillliOt! liet toDO Aaron,.Braves and Hart, Giants temational Table Tennis Exhl· wtll.meet llellfol1l ~ ltiO P· LP-Willis (l-3). ~wan Bait GOO 100 lib:- 2 9 I P, Reuther today lakes his $1. J~ Je.:S Bob MJllet and 01 raw steel wiD·be poured tbl• / &7: ~,.Reds 56. bitions at Toronto over the La- I m. (2nd), Allen (lith), Stoltlernyre, Hamilton (I) billion package of eontract Steve 'Jenkins' each a'·base hll year. : -the predietlons pron American IA!ape: Killebrew, hor Day Weekend. I : 1 : , .: 14th). Howard; Richert, to the auto lndualry. Racine playe~ getting hits ~e, • totmiltleagetll': only . 62· 'F R bl Or! I RIDING and Etchebarren. · e .. per ce SS ... teco Twl• "' • · 0 nson, 0 e~ He was noUfted in New York · Americlll llllgue IS-8 LP-Stolllemyre were Pete · Sayre, two singles, ord 134.1 million ·- produc· 59, Y&9~mskt, Red Sox 511, that he has been selected 10 AACHEN, Germany (UP!)- (I'* Game) IIR>:_ B Robin (8th) . WURBr FLOODS and Bret Hart, Kimbler and ed Iii 1918_ . •• . .. Ka~, "ngers and Howald, represenl tho Uniled .-States at ~~;Fielder, an unheralded Boston 003 000 010- 4 son · Pyles, each a sinsJe. · 0 1 Senators 53· Toronto on both the junior :il-yeat-old Briton rldlng Vlbart,, Detroit 104 401110>:-10 12 ome 000 110 005- 1 11 1 llil'l) - In ltfa"'s · · Hilh School the 11!1 eilllt" ' .. ·1· · Pllcblng men's teams. He will eaptain upset horse ~ and won Bell, SanUago 13), 021 21105 7 1 .Ucli ~er Ia 'lo'years, AULT lURED years, was ltlred a. ISSislant ·000 a:=~~!<"":"' ~~c:t, the two-hoy jwrlor team, and SlDlday's Grand Prll of Aa<hen. (4), Osinski (8) and Ryan; Oriel•. Knowles (S), toiTenUai' rilna of typhoon IIUNTJNGTON, W. Va. (UPI)Jfoolball coaeb at M'lrabaH !,In- · !'Jl'"!"'~~·· (lblcago 0 .AStep Fo-':Ward in ... Our Right to Know Mtnnes.ta 5Clllcaso 1 (2nd) te.,• •1he T,., PJayer The -:-ders Home from New York cam.. .:..:::= Line Scores Hits 'n' Missed More ·-·They Hit ; a nei. ( ' ·· 40 .500 81!1 Washington 36 47 .434 i21!1 :.:... 47 .420 15 Kansas City 35 49 .417 14 waa · 50 .3118 17 Sunday's llolllllls 47 .m 1810 WaMJngton 8 Cleve 5 (tst) ~~w~~~~5 4~~81.,:-Re~! Pride: Children at PTay The American pavilion at Canada's Ex~ 67 has taken some hard critical knocks, especially from Americans who · have made the trip to Montreal. Whereas the visitor to the neighbor· · ing U.~.S.R. pavlllon is overw!lelmed .by a seemmgly endless array of machinery and models of hydroelectric works and factories and television sets displaying 1 ~.­ the bP.nef1ts of socialist society the viscr· itor to America's striking geod~sic· "bu~ ble" is hard put to find t~~:. .~ationale be." You ca.ir't g'o to the Internal Revenue hind Ute space given to 'flie glorill!l · of Service and see your neigl!bor's income ~ollywood or 20-foot-,high pop ·art. painJ· tax return, of storm into the Penta· mgs. gon and demand a copy of the minutes If llle planners· of the Soviet pavilion of the last me.eting of the _Joint Chiefs of erred on the aide of overstatement those Staff, bu! tha)lks to. Pu~hc La~ 89-487, of the Ameril;an, are definitely gullty of you~ nght to _peek. beh1~d the bureau- understatement amounting 'idniost to·. no· crati~ ~urtam m whtch b•g go.vernment s!atement at all. Except for an ini!Jres· cloakll ·t!self has heeq gr,atly .enhanced. stve. full·~ale model of the moon land· . In the JIBS!, a pei'so\1 askjn,g to . see mg capsule, there is little to inspire pride documents m a pa1cular gov~I'Jlment ag; :!'1\d patrlotisl'll: among Americans or awe <:n~ ha~ to pro~e; to the ~atis(actloq 'l!f or un~er!landmg among foreigners. · the agiliey·' that-he b~d a del$ln.<trable· Tins IS not quite true. There 1s one need for the •nfornl:rtion. . 1 .. 1 • lhing the Americian pa'(jjion off~rs whioo · Untler the new law, whtc~ \Yent· lm.o ;,o · amount of, Russian ' machinery , ' can effect o'JI'>Illlj>4, any person may requfit • · mpete with _ a si le b information. from a· governmen!''ltg!ncf. done film called "A U:~ tO l'l::.~tif~ll~ Fm~ennore, the· ageucy mu_st p~vtde a Sponsored ,by Polaroid Corpor~tlon read1ng roo111. al!s~~f.._admllns~l'l\iVe IIIII,- It 111~a1jes without words half a dozen terllls and, ph~tQcopymg equtpment for games generations of children have playPilbll~ u••··•· • ·.. · . .· . . . ed and generations to come will •go , ·on . If ~ ~q~estt111)n~o~matipn IB, derued, playing - if grown-up Russi 5 and Am. the burden of ..1\!fib!y'IJ! the 6~n.Lal rests ericans permit th•m to inh::Jt 8 · ld 1 WL\h \h~~&frj;;I! lh~ private ctbzen still to play in wor thin~• he sjiou)p have..tb,e .inlo~op., ;, . I · . · ' 'r~a lliw hllll aJteadjY ,been criticized . OWill, hbUBhtr Ch~er ratuleblll. · tdl~ur ""·-' t-· ' ' d~ 1except satur1 by The Ohlo VaUfy · 'Publislllllj " ' ' empted. · __ •-*'''· ' ' ltfe!W~ S. \ ,._ ' ;, ' I· r TO INTIIt.ID OP· ·~"('".MASON ARIA .- . .. ,• • ' .. R . rhs acme F'rst Def'l>al ;! gr: "·I a: 1 I t'ia) tal......,_ ... !t ~ mlaslng, ~h~undreCI~~~~de~ad~~Don~ald~A~u:lt.~3tl~, ball ooach at Bellaire, 0 hI o dte Barrett tlltDOilDced · ~Ed-f - · ~:I ~~~Llne~·~~~)salld~~ea~aan~ov:a~; ~~~~tod~a~y~l~ef~t ~he~a~d~foo~t-~~·~-~-ty~,~atbl~ellc~i~~· ·· 1 17 "!'" wan,• Redmas s 7 • vea,., be team. In tha world. . Freehan. WP-Willlon , _:. N·' No. 4 on the tour-man men's ev~I!L one of the claaslt! hone-Jwnplng Wllson, MarsbaU . (10.7). (I) Pirates N: Jarvis, Braves H. I Willlam Steinkraus of . :he -Bell (6-8). Americlll League: Sparma, '------ .. - -- · ·- - Unlled Slates, rldlilg Bald (lth), Wilson 13rd). Tlg~rs 11;~:, Horlen, White Sox Columbus 36 40 .474 10\1 Millstrel, lied with two others lllnd Game) . OX ·111-2: ~lothlin, Angels 84; Buffalo 31 38 .472 101!1 for second. United States riders Boston 1120 GOO 01o- 3 7 'I ·Lonhorg, Re.d Sox 11-3; Peters, Toledo 33 38 .465 11 Neal Shaprlo on San Pedro and Detroit 000 000 1100- 0 4 0 'l.t, 9 WflDD• \llh!ti' :Sor' 1D-4. Syracuse 34 42 .44712\!t Kusner of Abiru flnisbed Lonborg Wyatt II) and UPil " . , ·;:1 . .. . ., ,. '' · J SundaY's Besalbt .. and tied ior elgbth, Gibson: Wtckersham, Gladding . .' ~,.;...t.teague SlaDlllotp Buffalo 4 Syracuse I (1st) ~vely. , (3), Dobson (8) Pcllm (I) eitd t· .' ~ ': .. ·,..Syracuse 8 Buffalo 0 (2nd) • ,. · ' ID . I'Y. _!l'lllted ·Press ltllernatlnnal . Columbus 12 Richmond 2 (tat) , ... 1 L. Pet.. GB Columbus 5 Rl,hmond 2 12nd) 'nle Middleport Red !lor 41 29 .818 ... Tol 5 Jcksnville 0 (l•t bight) . · _ .· , tll'l)ay Ia a Boya Leagut~=~ ' 43 35 .551 410 Tol 4 Jd<snvllle 2 (2nd nlgbt) By U- Prell lalel'llllltiUII game levelled the 37 31 .493 9 !loch 0 Tor 0 18 irtn, cUd, taln) , Baiuru)" IN G LEW 0 'I'ID, Cali~mtla to S lD lour trmlnp, 37 .•479 10 1Rochester at Toronto, ppd, rain Wi J,1B LED 0 N, (UPI)-Tumble Wind ' IICOfed 10 runo hi the first (UPI)-Mrs. . Billie . Jean more lbati siX JenctJI I in tile seeond and sll retaln'ed her women's the 2nh I'UIIIIInll of~the ~~=~ don single's tjlle 1by , oUYJrood Derby at oil Britain's Mrs. Aim Jones, · t Mrs. King al!o.shared In women's doubles and mlxl!dl t(oubles crowns. '/•. -a: RedS B•Ig \'4 ers .'' k· · · . . · ee end Sports StJmmary . w. - . Hado's . ' . tance,ruilner, llimed ' BARWICK ' . . ....... SE4PS . _ ·~.,·-.~ . ' . b •l:f~lo.n ..·Acrllon .. •I . Nylo~ ,, Set,ct F.rom 0 . • • jl'\ ~ '· JOD ~~ & ...II · . ,, . . ' I ,,''.-":- ... , i .•'' , . I;> ... Middlepo '' rt I .... " I . ., •" ' ,f! ,, •' I' ' Vacation Money? .I ' ' ' ' . . . •· re<iord bu i:l~ ·ffit 1,500 meter riJit ·at ·the Slates • Brltjsb . track meet: Ryun TH~ HOUR Gillet, confldentlcol -"· You algn for If alllte• J!!o etht •lgnature needed. hy oW IIIII• and relox. ~lng.. "- ,.;; .....,_,,, py...-..,,r J'tllftl le IUit. second• oil the ·~ ffl'lt ·~ qulcfr 'appiOwll. bUShed ' aeven years . ago A-.traUa'• Ha,rb EUiCiu> ' .tlltli .~ ~~A {uP£lM..-The,In ~··· 1 .••.,. •. · beal the Welt o. K.·~ •• •soo WITHIN .. I '. t~ Coat;ileJ ·' " I ' r . ' ." . ' ..._ CARPEl ·, R:: ~r:~~~~~ • ·' ' . .-. , ' . ,.,,,_ m-r· · :· . . -r r: !, ' I I' ' ' ' j ,• t ' . �.. ·' • me ~1\ a~aih¥t the agency deny;~· ' . ~~ _governlnent's fi!\IJ have-OQ ·~ 11 ll81liiisWI~C . cp5n by ·~ .means.•afater~l within nine eategcil'ies - 's1,1chl.a national 4efense Sect:f~, . foreign rsUC11, documents, personnel records - s ex- 1 ' •• ( conf~g . and open tq v~g bjlerpretations as to what Is ex- as b,ems. (UW'; empted and what IS not. Some agency o(· flcials foresee no effect on their lnfoi· . matlo~ JM!liCies; otben ~redlct a ras)l of lawswts to test the Jaw m·~hitlcoui;t$. . Congress wUI keep an eye on the im· plementation of the law, promlSes liS House ~ponsor, Rep, John Moss, D.Calif. "The objective of the new law 15 clear," says Moss. "How well It works wm depend on bow effectively the peop· le exercise !hair guarantee of access to the facta of government." 110 M~o~lc,.' St., Pomeroy, . 81181ile8s) Ombe ph~ne 11112EdltOrta! ~'hone 91rl·2157. " . '. " Second"oetais poS!ace patd at Pomeroy, ChhJ • .. .. · ...., {). · NaU9111l ,' adv~nB repreaentatlve l!otUP..e)ll: ~ball. lllc.. 343 Loxtni!Ut "ve. New York City, New York. Subscl'lt>l!~ ratea: BeHvered t& ·-eir rier wheio itvailable, SS cent& per week one year Ia advance at tbe Daily Senti ::1!"1 office f~'!-20: six muntbs, $9 10 :c~ lllt!ntiW ~-110. By MuloT Routo ., ~here ~er service oot avall"ble on• llionlli ·.~~0 'By mall,.ooe year $10.00 .n'!IIJmonw. ~.25: 'l'llrl!" monlb~ ss oo •, . !' ., ~:.'!:~ bteraaUoaal •..•. ·'•· .• ~ IA!ip , (])}UIO ' W, L. Pet•. GB Detroit 49 32 ,61)5 1\llnbeSOla ..l';!i-aJk~o 46 36 .661 310 CaDiornla 'II 45 !8 .542 5 Boatoo 46 39 .At 5 Clevelilnd 42 39 .519 7 . Balllmoie 1 40 34 33 31 ~It w.~7 . ~ :i5 .•56 4$ 36 .556 45 41 40 39 40 .529· 41!1 "'"'•ce 3~ .513 6 ~· w~s a 42.4811 8 ' · . .. 43 .476 9 wimler Wllh · '!:'t Amerlcall ...,~I!U"j =:=:::r 3 2 Clnclnnall1 of · • Jack Brandt 'Qomes of Ag~ ', A stn,vs Rip ·Cubs . ·r:> Mltmesote 7 Cllleago 4 (lsi) , By SANDY PIIIS&NT llie Glailt• and Vic. ~ldenl1 E~here In the N~l home two more run• lD the AarOn's 22nd home run, lhe Forbea Flrld to.bact U. • l Los Ang 0 <10 -lnn) N.Y. 3 Bait I CsuSpndd VPI Spoirll· Writer -Horace Stoneham declared Ill Leaiue, New York . 9Jllle!l sixth U lhe Astroa mewed one most by any Nallonal Leaguer. pllcblng o! Pittibu~Jb'l Deiili}, .). . Monday's Gameo Bait 2 N.Y. 1 tregular game) 'lbe first bonus baby ever 1957, "Jackie 15 lhe ~le AUanta H Pltllburgh dillflled ptrcentage point ahead .of New T!Je PhiDiet pulled the same Rlbaat, who went lilt ~ . (!'IO ga~~~es acbeduled) · MOJiday's Gamn signed by lhe St. Louis ballplayer." · · ClilcjnnaU Z.l, PhU~phla de· York. .heroiCs on the Cadrinala. Plncb- for the first lime 1bls year, ... .;·. ~•Y'• Gamoo 1No games sclleduled\ Cardinals is,no\f giving old-age Predlolloao .l.lalalllll!tl lea~ St. Louis M•la 10,'hmlngs Nfltdlllalq Vktery hitter Tony Gonzalez led of! the Willie Ml)'l gave 1 par11ng . ~~ All~t~rs vs. AL All-Stars at Tueod~zy'a Game• insurMce to the Houston It's now 11 years and. five and San Franclllco edged Los Jerry Bucbek bit the Meta' bottom of the loth Inning with a 8bot to 100M players w1te 4J8't· ~ejni ...Callf. NL All-Stars vs. AL All-Stars Astros. · ~ms since observers ,lli'Qijnd Angel• In 10 bini!tli• 1-11. first pinch hom,.- of the year round tripper to give Phllade~ vote for blm to otart · • 'Amerl~n IA!ague Anaheim, Calif. Jackie Brandl, wbo was rtot q.e cardinals' spring' training Now a creaking old 311. Brandt and th~n Ron Swoboda walked phla the come-from-behind. win. ltapte'l ·1.1!1-ttar .by , . even remembered by the scout camp were eaiHng Brandt, "the backed the three-hit pltcbillg of with ttt. bases loaded ·to give Rlchie Allen had tied It for the stroking the rmal hit 1n ..the I who ' had sigried him one year next Mickey MMUe." He Is no Don Wilson by tripling in Joe the Mets two nilllh·lnnins rUils PhiL! ill the eighth wllh a two- league before tha .All-Star brial: . ~ •I after getting a $12,000 bonus looser tabbed as a .~Ual Mor~~n wllh the lirBt H?uston and the victory over the run blaSt. ,. '-a IWIMillt sJtlile In ·tbe 111\lJ , "·• u.&d..'Pnsa ln~matlooal from lhe Cards 1D 1954. Star, but rather aa on ooeaslon· run m the flflh and then lined a Braves. '!be Braves had gone Wnlie Stargell hit the lith that brought home Tito Fuentes "'' K reminded everybody that bets a! fill.Jn. baae..lunded slnsle to drive ahead 4~1n the elgltth on Henry ball in history"onto the roof at with the only nm ., the . · · National Leape still around by knocking in ___.. ~ · .. _ _.:_;;_ . .'· . G. AD R. H. Pet. !hree runs with three hits Roath. WP-Lonborc (11-3) . .LP CUlver (9), Allen (9), ALL-STAR u:___ .:. :;~ ~. · StL 71295 49105 .3S6 SUilday to lift the Astroo out of -Wickersham (4.-2). !IRS(9) and Sims. WP,IJnes ,_.,.._ _ _ _..,. '· !UJ~ ·r.;; Clmnte, Pitt 75 293 51103 .352 last place with a 11-4 triumph Smith (6th), Vast r z em "k 1-2). LP - Bailey (2-3). , Mce!rvr; StL 67 230 41 80 .348 N ti 1 J nl •·bl over the C!!lcago Cubs. . Na«onal League (19th). Hrs- Howard 2 ~<23rd and 241h Stauti,'.Hi>u 71260 'l1 90 _346 a ona u or ~ e Brandt has spent a major C~nn OliO 000 IIIII-I 8 0 K.C. 1110 ooo 11112-2 4 <tlh), AJVfl ,tiOth), Me, . oiJ,z!Oz, Pbll . 70 219 33 74 _338 ·champion John Tannehill, 15, league lifetime playing the role Pttls OliO 010 IIIII- 2 3 0 Calif 000 200 llx- 4 8 2 llthl. ,; · Aaro All . 73299 69 96 _328 Mtddleport, returned Sun d of the fleet, young hot-shot who Nolan, Maloney (8) and Krausse, Pierce 18) and f!Jul Game) TL_ ... Rosefcin . 1 from New York Ctty where seemed always a bat's width Coker; Rlbant (5-4) and May. Suarez: Brune~ Rojas t9) .. I. gau 71260 51 91 325 T re, Atl 62224 37 71 .317 !sptnt the past two_ _w_eeks away .from stardom. In 1956 I?--MaiOJiey (8-0). H~-:- Star- ~gers. WP-Bnmet (7·11). 000 011020-4 8 I ' . ." Ar.l!. Pitt 87270 43 85 .3151t~umament and exhtbtl•on . when he - broke In with the gell t12th). LP - Krausse (4-!2). liR ' 0110001100-2 8 0 .,the Hit ·~.Millet Olr)a"iOft:' AUen ' ,Phll 80296 60 93 .ml"'th . world ranked European, Cards, General Manager Frank UIIDDingB) Mincber (15th). Moore, Baldwin. II) and baU team of the S)'rlrul,e MY1I' ' ·Aftlerican·Leogae IAsian a~ U. S. men. Lane greeted his arrival by L.A. 000 000 OliO 0-() 50 (lot Glmt).. ; Sleberf'-'(ll-8) and deletted 1,_. by JolmloD'I •, , G. AB R. H. Pet.: Tannehtll had gone east to boastins. "The .kid looka almost S.F. 000 000 000 1- 1 9 0 Minn 000 12~ 020- 7 14 1 WP-Moore 15-7), liRSat Pl Pleaunt $mdiy. 1 F.Rbsn, Bat 68 252 53 as .337 1on a su~mer resort l?ur too good to be \rue." ' Osteen 111-8) and Torborg; Chlcngo 1101 001 020- 4 1 1 ·(4lb),' B. Allen ·12nd), I . J. Flint bit two hamen f.li.r Kl!llne, Del 68 235 51 77 _328 ~New EngLa~d States w 't h Then Brandl was shipped to ':fct:OI'mick (11-3) and Dietz. Kaat, Kline 18) and Nlmn, t4t1L), Valentine (71h). . winners and MarllyD 111'01111 · Ystukl . Bos 79 284 5I) 92 324 1 group of eJght world Clncago 000 000 0000 31 Zimmerlllllll 16); florien, Mer four hlbt for lilt lotm. 11 11 1 Carew 'Min . 76284 40 89 ' 313 players, and he the only Amer, Houston 000 OtS 201-.8111 Maben (5), Locker 16), Wood getting bit oaciL for C)lglro' .Bos 59 224 36 66 .2951 ican. However, some of t be Pomeroy saUlPirates, Letart, Nye, Hartenstein (6), Hands tR) Buzhardt (9) and McNer~ S t h F "He'd be a iensallo1 Ia Hit 'n MiasM WON ~ .1\ilncltf Cal 80265 50 78 ·2941 Europeans were unable to come,; and tbe G poUa !J:eaatoro (7), Gardner (7), Nlekro (81 WP-Kaal (8-8). LPCO e OUI'80me ball! Tbat woa 1 Debbie WOlfe, Tiny Blalt" Qal 1 74 204 30 74 ·291 ,and those who did voted to re- 1 posted opening r<MLnd wins ill and Slephensoo: Wilson 16-0) Horlen (10.2). IIR-Kaat (lsi). Held by Ladies Janice Mlo110l In d Pt .e\u' B' 67 234 30 68 ·291 1main in New York City and per- the Nlnlh AnnWLI KYger and Brand. LP-Nye 17-6). (!Dd Game) W''"!'brtpMI'. . · · form in 8 tournament at the Creek !Jttle League baseball Athnta 100 020 010- 4 11 0 Mbm l 'L IUt'n' Misses ao 1111 t- t t 7 r • os 010 220 1100- 5 1 1 '!be Pomeroy GOlf Assn. held .... ~~~/osk ~~~ :·:Vanderbilt Athletic Club, and tournament Saturday evealDg. :il'ew York 001110 002-510 0 Chicago OOl 000 11011- 1 81 Scotch foursome tournament l\DSO Jobnson's 111Z tkl-11 11· 1 r ~me Runs · give a series of exhibitions in The Pirates blanked Pl. ·I Jolmson, Kelley 17), Raymond [ Bowell, Wortltlllgton 19 ) and 4 for the goUers and i M. Brown (1), J. Manuel (I) Nafl 11 Lea . A and about the city. Plea118nt Pure OIIIU.., Letart 19) and Torre, Ue<ker (8); IZimmefman· Howard, McMa~Ues, enjoying a pot· ond B. lladttet J. 'Fllttl and C. . on gue. ar 0 alpped Pt. Pleuant Steel H Fisher, Renlfl '(3) and Grote. bo I ) w~ (5) Locker (8) dinner. I " Carte. braves .22.: Wynn, Astros 21: Highlights ol his play there and the Senators bombarded WP-'-Renlff 1~). LP-Kelley 0:: ~artl WP-BosweU 17•5) Winners were low grou, MarSanto, Cuba and .~erez, Reds Iwaa his training ~~ doubles with Pl Pleasant Fruth's PbBI'JIIo (1-3). IIRS-Olarles (3rd), Alou ~-How!t (3-4) • Eberabach and Donald Hun- Racine was banded Its first Record·Pourl~,. 1(9th), Aaron (21nd), BU<bek I SU II: B~llks and WLIItams, Cubs! Hans Alser, of Sweden, as his aey, 174. ded Gamoi Low net, 1!emlce An·n defeat of tjle · Little ;, .,;...:t.~..:.:-.. 15. i ' ·. · ;partner. Als•r is current world This evening the GalllpoiJt (8th) ~ '"; k 000 000 Ol2---3 7 and George lllckll: Sec- League tieason"when Of Si:eeJ...,.,..,.,..,.. AD:Lerlean ' .Loape1.. Howa_rd, doubles cbamrlon. 'They, wo n . ~lbletlcs w11f p'lay tbe ?dJddle. ue ~lni!S) or 000 000 001_ ,1 7 1 low net, Peart Welker and falls eked out a 4-2 win CLEVELAND (UP!) _ A !\& 8ena~··Ml·- Klllebre':'· TwtDJJ easily. . Monho ette '•Petersan Leonard, and low putts, Hen- oay at Letart. . record pourb!g of raw stetl 1 lUI Yanklil)t at 7 p.m., llld St. ·Louts ~: .l'l. -Robins~ Ortoles 21; Another was hisslngles match the Middleport lndiatta will ; 'oooo.- 3 lltiWo ~ Glbba· q'Brlenand Keith Wood~. Steve Jenkins went the route wao predicted fo1o !96'1 111 Steel 1 astnemskl, Red Sox _19; !against a top world . tangle with IIIII Grande at I 100 11112 , kerm:Uer t7) McNaU ie> on lhe hill for the hosts to lake mag&!ine today. Mantle, Yanks and McAuliffe, Jeroslav Stanek Czedloslovak· 8·10 I Phlla 100 000 030 1- 5 $,1 ' ' y the win. Bret Hart thoush ai!lo ~ ~ Tilers If . ' . · _p.m. Jaster Briles II) Hoerner Etchebatren. WP-Petersan . ' t!t'' ""' me --..... ·weeu, re' Ibm. Balled In Ia, which Tannehill lost 21·16 Tuesllay, MJddleporl'o 11ttJ. ,9) WIIUs IIO) anti McCarver; 8). LP-Milter 11-a). ,, ~ ~INS , pttcbing good hall, suffered • ported market ualysta were Natk.ul-League: Wynn, AB- and 21-11. lep will boltle Vlal<m at 7 B.;...,, G. Jacbon (8), Wise tReplar (l~l . DETROIT (UP!) - Unlled los~llirt hitters were BID Jus- sticking to llleir. earlier ~ troa 15; Cepeda, Cards 59: Upcoming Is the Canadian In· p.m., aDd tho Pom'roy Tlgeu (10) and Oliver WP-Wloe (4-8). New Yolk 000 000 100- I 8 Workers President Walter lice a lr of singles and ILons that · IJ6 tiillliOt! liet toDO Aaron,.Braves and Hart, Giants temational Table Tennis Exhl· wtll.meet llellfol1l ~ ltiO P· LP-Willis (l-3). ~wan Bait GOO 100 lib:- 2 9 I P, Reuther today lakes his $1. J~ Je.:S Bob MJllet and 01 raw steel wiD·be poured tbl• / &7: ~,.Reds 56. bitions at Toronto over the La- I m. (2nd), Allen (lith), Stoltlernyre, Hamilton (I) billion package of eontract Steve 'Jenkins' each a'·base hll year. : -the predietlons pron American IA!ape: Killebrew, hor Day Weekend. I : 1 : , .: 14th). Howard; Richert, to the auto lndualry. Racine playe~ getting hits ~e, • totmiltleagetll': only . 62· 'F R bl Or! I RIDING and Etchebarren. · e .. per ce SS ... teco Twl• "' • · 0 nson, 0 e~ He was noUfted in New York · Americlll llllgue IS-8 LP-Stolllemyre were Pete · Sayre, two singles, ord 134.1 million ·- produc· 59, Y&9~mskt, Red Sox 511, that he has been selected 10 AACHEN, Germany (UP!)- (I'* Game) IIR>:_ B Robin (8th) . WURBr FLOODS and Bret Hart, Kimbler and ed Iii 1918_ . •• . .. Ka~, "ngers and Howald, represenl tho Uniled .-States at ~~;Fielder, an unheralded Boston 003 000 010- 4 son · Pyles, each a sinsJe. · 0 1 Senators 53· Toronto on both the junior :il-yeat-old Briton rldlng Vlbart,, Detroit 104 401110>:-10 12 ome 000 110 005- 1 11 1 llil'l) - In ltfa"'s · · Hilh School the 11!1 eilllt" ' .. ·1· · Pllcblng men's teams. He will eaptain upset horse ~ and won Bell, SanUago 13), 021 21105 7 1 .Ucli ~er Ia 'lo'years, AULT lURED years, was ltlred a. ISSislant ·000 a:=~~!<"":"' ~~c:t, the two-hoy jwrlor team, and SlDlday's Grand Prll of Aa<hen. (4), Osinski (8) and Ryan; Oriel•. Knowles (S), toiTenUai' rilna of typhoon IIUNTJNGTON, W. Va. (UPI)Jfoolball coaeb at M'lrabaH !,In- · !'Jl'"!"'~~·· (lblcago 0 .AStep Fo-':Ward in ... Our Right to Know Mtnnes.ta 5Clllcaso 1 (2nd) te.,• •1he T,., PJayer The -:-ders Home from New York cam.. .:..:::= Line Scores Hits 'n' Missed More ·-·They Hit ; a nei. ( ' ·· 40 .500 81!1 Washington 36 47 .434 i21!1 :.:... 47 .420 15 Kansas City 35 49 .417 14 waa · 50 .3118 17 Sunday's llolllllls 47 .m 1810 WaMJngton 8 Cleve 5 (tst) ~~w~~~~5 4~~81.,:-Re~! Pride: Children at PTay The American pavilion at Canada's Ex~ 67 has taken some hard critical knocks, especially from Americans who · have made the trip to Montreal. Whereas the visitor to the neighbor· · ing U.~.S.R. pavlllon is overw!lelmed .by a seemmgly endless array of machinery and models of hydroelectric works and factories and television sets displaying 1 ~.­ the bP.nef1ts of socialist society the viscr· itor to America's striking geod~sic· "bu~ ble" is hard put to find t~~:. .~ationale be." You ca.ir't g'o to the Internal Revenue hind Ute space given to 'flie glorill!l · of Service and see your neigl!bor's income ~ollywood or 20-foot-,high pop ·art. painJ· tax return, of storm into the Penta· mgs. gon and demand a copy of the minutes If llle planners· of the Soviet pavilion of the last me.eting of the _Joint Chiefs of erred on the aide of overstatement those Staff, bu! tha)lks to. Pu~hc La~ 89-487, of the Ameril;an, are definitely gullty of you~ nght to _peek. beh1~d the bureau- understatement amounting 'idniost to·. no· crati~ ~urtam m whtch b•g go.vernment s!atement at all. Except for an ini!Jres· cloakll ·t!self has heeq gr,atly .enhanced. stve. full·~ale model of the moon land· . In the JIBS!, a pei'so\1 askjn,g to . see mg capsule, there is little to inspire pride documents m a pa1cular gov~I'Jlment ag; :!'1\d patrlotisl'll: among Americans or awe <:n~ ha~ to pro~e; to the ~atis(actloq 'l!f or un~er!landmg among foreigners. · the agiliey·' that-he b~d a del$ln.<trable· Tins IS not quite true. There 1s one need for the •nfornl:rtion. . 1 .. 1 • lhing the Americian pa'(jjion off~rs whioo · Untler the new law, whtc~ \Yent· lm.o ;,o · amount of, Russian ' machinery , ' can effect o'JI'>Illlj>4, any person may requfit • · mpete with _ a si le b information. from a· governmen!''ltg!ncf. done film called "A U:~ tO l'l::.~tif~ll~ Fm~ennore, the· ageucy mu_st p~vtde a Sponsored ,by Polaroid Corpor~tlon read1ng roo111. al!s~~f.._admllns~l'l\iVe IIIII,- It 111~a1jes without words half a dozen terllls and, ph~tQcopymg equtpment for games generations of children have playPilbll~ u••··•· • ·.. · . .· . . . ed and generations to come will •go , ·on . If ~ ~q~estt111)n~o~matipn IB, derued, playing - if grown-up Russi 5 and Am. the burden of ..1\!fib!y'IJ! the 6~n.Lal rests ericans permit th•m to inh::Jt 8 · ld 1 WL\h \h~~&frj;;I! lh~ private ctbzen still to play in wor thin~• he sjiou)p have..tb,e .inlo~op., ;, . I · . · ' 'r~a lliw hllll aJteadjY ,been criticized . OWill, hbUBhtr Ch~er ratuleblll. · tdl~ur ""·-' t-· ' ' d~ 1except satur1 by The Ohlo VaUfy · 'Publislllllj " ' ' empted. · __ •-*'''· ' ' ltfe!W~ S. \ ,._ ' ;, ' I· r TO INTIIt.ID OP· ·~"('".MASON ARIA .- . .. ,• • ' .. R . rhs acme F'rst Def'l>al ;! gr: "·I a: 1 I t'ia) tal......,_ ... !t ~ mlaslng, ~h~undreCI~~~~de~ad~~Don~ald~A~u:lt.~3tl~, ball ooach at Bellaire, 0 hI o dte Barrett tlltDOilDced · ~Ed-f - · ~:I ~~~Llne~·~~~)salld~~ea~aan~ov:a~; ~~~~tod~a~y~l~ef~t ~he~a~d~foo~t-~~·~-~-ty~,~atbl~ellc~i~~· ·· 1 17 "!'" wan,• Redmas s 7 • vea,., be team. In tha world. . Freehan. WP-Willlon , _:. N·' No. 4 on the tour-man men's ev~I!L one of the claaslt! hone-Jwnplng Wllson, MarsbaU . (10.7). (I) Pirates N: Jarvis, Braves H. I Willlam Steinkraus of . :he -Bell (6-8). Americlll League: Sparma, '------ .. - -- · ·- - Unlled Slates, rldlilg Bald (lth), Wilson 13rd). Tlg~rs 11;~:, Horlen, White Sox Columbus 36 40 .474 10\1 Millstrel, lied with two others lllnd Game) . OX ·111-2: ~lothlin, Angels 84; Buffalo 31 38 .472 101!1 for second. United States riders Boston 1120 GOO 01o- 3 7 'I ·Lonhorg, Re.d Sox 11-3; Peters, Toledo 33 38 .465 11 Neal Shaprlo on San Pedro and Detroit 000 000 1100- 0 4 0 'l.t, 9 WflDD• \llh!ti' :Sor' 1D-4. Syracuse 34 42 .44712\!t Kusner of Abiru flnisbed Lonborg Wyatt II) and UPil " . , ·;:1 . .. . ., ,. '' · J SundaY's Besalbt .. and tied ior elgbth, Gibson: Wtckersham, Gladding . .' ~,.;...t.teague SlaDlllotp Buffalo 4 Syracuse I (1st) ~vely. , (3), Dobson (8) Pcllm (I) eitd t· .' ~ ': .. ·,..Syracuse 8 Buffalo 0 (2nd) • ,. · ' ID . I'Y. _!l'lllted ·Press ltllernatlnnal . Columbus 12 Richmond 2 (tat) , ... 1 L. Pet.. GB Columbus 5 Rl,hmond 2 12nd) 'nle Middleport Red !lor 41 29 .818 ... Tol 5 Jcksnville 0 (l•t bight) . · _ .· , tll'l)ay Ia a Boya Leagut~=~ ' 43 35 .551 410 Tol 4 Jd<snvllle 2 (2nd nlgbt) By U- Prell lalel'llllltiUII game levelled the 37 31 .493 9 !loch 0 Tor 0 18 irtn, cUd, taln) , Baiuru)" IN G LEW 0 'I'ID, Cali~mtla to S lD lour trmlnp, 37 .•479 10 1Rochester at Toronto, ppd, rain Wi J,1B LED 0 N, (UPI)-Tumble Wind ' IICOfed 10 runo hi the first (UPI)-Mrs. . Billie . Jean more lbati siX JenctJI I in tile seeond and sll retaln'ed her women's the 2nh I'UIIIIInll of~the ~~=~ don single's tjlle 1by , oUYJrood Derby at oil Britain's Mrs. Aim Jones, · t Mrs. King al!o.shared In women's doubles and mlxl!dl t(oubles crowns. '/•. -a: RedS B•Ig \'4 ers .'' k· · · . . · ee end Sports StJmmary . w. - . Hado's . ' . tance,ruilner, llimed ' BARWICK ' . . ....... SE4PS . _ ·~.,·-.~ . ' . b •l:f~lo.n ..·Acrllon .. •I . Nylo~ ,, Set,ct F.rom 0 . • • jl'\ ~ '· JOD ~~ & ...II · . ,, . . ' I ,,''.-":- ... , i .•'' , . I;> ... Middlepo '' rt I .... " I . ., •" ' ,f! ,, •' I' ' Vacation Money? .I ' ' ' ' . . . •· re<iord bu i:l~ ·ffit 1,500 meter riJit ·at ·the Slates • Brltjsb . track meet: Ryun TH~ HOUR Gillet, confldentlcol -"· You algn for If alllte• J!!o etht •lgnature needed. hy oW IIIII• and relox. ~lng.. "- ,.;; .....,_,,, py...-..,,r J'tllftl le IUit. second• oil the ·~ ffl'lt ·~ qulcfr 'appiOwll. bUShed ' aeven years . ago A-.traUa'• Ha,rb EUiCiu> ' .tlltli .~ ~~A {uP£lM..-The,In ~··· 1 .••.,. •. · beal the Welt o. K.·~ •• •soo WITHIN .. I '. t~ Coat;ileJ ·' " I ' r . ' ." . ' ..._ CARPEl ·, R:: ~r:~~~~~ • ·' ' . .-. , ' . ,.,,,_ m-r· · :· . . -r r: !, ' I I' ' ' ' j ,• t ' . �\ t ··. t.' X· ........,_ =....,.~,...,_....._ •· \-' ' I Dlli11eDIIDeJ, ·:,·.,t:,,_ ....' i ' j· · ,~·,· ' .I'OIIIU'01·.111.~ y., •1111 .,. ••• ..... ·' '"'" ·~:: ' '!,..c.·~ '\\ (l. ' ~Ospital ~ews . t'l" . .e foli I . I T f rans ers .,.,.. :: :::·llrld!eiri!l..______.....,_l . N,.Wiil I ll'" "! . &am..... '':Mra W~y v.n amy on ,Pe'dlltrics .Ward. •· . . , . ' 'tt M!U • ~ \UPI~ - . .... Tbe ....._ ·~·"'" > , ··; '. ~, : · . ; · · ~ , • · · ~r? · ~1/.'~":;;;.C· · : Jh~y· · : L iSt of. Bills for Social . SOcial . . M news .' I ' <• I • I ' j i;.. . ·~· iii ; •._ ."::::<: '\f.~ ;\ .· . AIAO . 111110111, · . . , . . . ' " Cfeek.' Jili,;' Graltr. W'~Y) ~t. I lll"UU!" '~ lllj~, II ~:rm t\~ IIIII 01ar* llenllet, ~!lao Mn. Carl 'fall and faJillly were Mr. ~ 'Mil. ·cntt.;..,PtaJey. doowD City.: Shlrley 'M}~;e 'nt, · ·r·u• . · . ·' . slated· toi coumilltel hprlnp ~~~;::::~:;~·to Slate of Ob1o. EIIIIDIIII Mr. and Mn. Jaek Keml IIIII Jr., 111m, _w. Va;; t i - ~ 1\1. I BldWelli Sbe,Ui M. Boi'· ~nd tile heavy da!IJ agenda ln , · 1llli4ll!lr 1be COUf!lesll .. , .,. ., .« * Ollvt. flmlly. • Ina a ~-tloll h~ ~- her den, Bidwell; hme!. W. ·M.P. . · · • . •. . ·botb houses. , . · 1!11 &!lttr~· ibliool bus ,,. · · ; Liller L. Rou8b, Relea·J - Mn. Huel ~Lulu J*eRQ; ' !d"· , and. ¥ta • .~~Dougal, Rt. .1, C~bire; Mrs, , .· . 'ibe lawmakers, who ri 'IIOuld ·penult 1 Ill Mil Cart ell Rowdl tiD RDbelt II. aellnd, and EvlliDe \'ll!led recentl7 Greetlleea. ' · . 'lrllllilm M. WoOd, Pt. Pleaaant; Gnp~i.,.(!~pollll, IU and been In RSIIOD for Z1f weeki ' · ld Ia~ ~II· ulf8blorh, ~ lnd pehlela, ~lebanon. · with Mr. and Mn. Alpha ft-. .Gay Jobnion, _rural mall car· 'C!tarles A. Roberts, Pt. Pleas- 12.2 rutllllnl 2.5 feet of rollers; witll only on& week off a1nce life llldi on their ~ or to of Newark ..,.m a~ Patrlda Dqoret, Ellrl., 1M IIIII at IIYtell Run. ner_m. thlt 11M, hu betn COil- ant; . Mrs. Rlehard A. Frarlcls- Pt. · Pteasan~ . lUI: Pomert!Y• lbe atort of lbe year, m pjll'llclpalt · lD the ~ ' Willa bls IJ!I!tiJ«l M r 1• doc., to Cianci J. Dey, Mr. and Jln. Bob Amold and _lined to, llol!er Holpllll Wltb a eo, Pl Plea~t; M~. llou8lu MaSon, 20.71; lllnton, 1.81 ns- to get home anc! ~ take bb71J!i· · . .. ·· , · ~ftl Waltdl. 1JeieD nr,., Lots, ReedJvllle. daugllter are vlllllng for a whlle broken anltlt to~~ a li'ao- G. Edwards, Hart~; Olan H. Jng; Kllnawll~ Falls, 4.15 rts. famllles on vacation. 'I'll-~ olllbt tile Hdu~ lnlllaron , _ Charlet Massar, dec. to Leo- with bls Raymond Am- tor acctclellt at hill faiill. .Sntder. Jr., Pt. Pleasant; Ja"J ln.; Charlest6n, 17,83. London, Leadership In both dlambera JUra~ and · Fina~l 'lliiUtu;tfar•'' at •*Pill 'Wt.lt nard D. Muur, Cl18rlet E. ~. Mr. and Mra. Wesley 'ADen on Pearson, Rt: I GalllJ!l>llf!.Marmet and Winfield, are on have been scheduling nearly 1 · ~l)lmlltee will 1 ·. first llolplta11D Coluinbua, Massar, Corrected eert. for Several from .here attended (Bus) Ogden and daughter, Lyn Ferry; Paul L.. ~anuel, Rt. 2 tile sill. '. , 1. half dozen bllls. mostly of ' 19 1 a ~L!y ·apeot 1 -k's Trans.. Cheeter. 1be recent Hamson reuni?n. of Xerua, called on friend! in Racine; Mrs. Vrrg1l J. Manley, ; Boat Movement•: secondary nature, 1 day to 11o11111 of her parents, Charles Malll&r, dec. to Cflar· Rev. and Mrs .. Clyde lfinton this community the past week. Middleport; Mrs. Bert W. Tea·: Galllpolla ~ko - Beaver clear the backlog. suffering a lOll and ·Mrs Keiln.!th les E. Massar, Corrected Cert. attended !be Umted Brethren They are spendipg a vacation ford, Syracuse; Mrs. Alva C.·down 9:15 p.m.; Jeffboat down And as major accident f!Mtlvl!ll i:]larma, K-J1111 DavJIL., for Trani.. Chester. Conference at Columbus. at the h~e of hill sister, Mrs. Will, Pomeryy; Mrs. Reed H. IC:05 p.m.; Cotton ueen down proposals are introduced they ve}licle .t'ee!tver Knopp, atudent at' Charles Massar, Dee., to Leo- Mr. and Mrs. Branch Mlller Anna Ehzabeth Turner, .of Dex- {;:ynon, Rt I Ra~ne: M1ss Car- 1~ : 16 a.m.: Peggy Downey down are being rushed to 1 hearing. ~ar.s. C. c., DIYenport, IOWB, nard L. Massar. Corrected Cert. and family of Belpre visited ter Route. Mr•. Turner bas un- ol J. Bachtel, Mfddleport; Mrs. 12:45 a.m. : OVEC up S:IO a.m.; • A case In point ls the package pr1 arl..l,yd~~c.,:~ci; for Trans., Chester. w•th her father, Mr. EliJah dergone maJor surgery recent- Jack L Shipley. Fort ~·>'· w. 1 James R. Hines down 6:50 R .l of four permissive county nual feo . w 1 mootb's vacation of bis parents, John W. Moon. Annie Lee ! Miller. recently. ly. Va.; Mrs. Dewey Mullins. Rt. m. Ibills introduced Friday In tbe Otls ,Xnopp. He Moon to Manning D. Webster, Mrs. ~cca H~ll, who ~bert and advisors «.the 2 Jackson ; Mro. Minnie E., Kaaawha River - Marmet, , House. They come up for 1 . .· . bOrne by • l.M acre, Porueroy. was a pat1ent at Me1gs General Colwilbia Make It t-H G~rls' Coon, Oak Hill; Mrs. DonOVIIII Glendora up 10:2S p.m.: Kathv hearing Tuesday and Wednes. .. "~L who spent 1 Manning D. Webster. Mary Hospital, has returned home. Club attended 1 Career D a;v F. Broyles, Jackson: Mrs. Mar-I R. up 3:15 a.m.; Winfield, Jef- day before the Hou9e Taxation · ·' to his hoq~e A. Webster to John w..Moone, Mrs. Zora Walker, who makes tolD' at Logan Ncenlly. TheY gery Howard, Ironton; Ed· !erson up 4:20 p...... ; Alan R. Committee, which already Pa. Annie Lee Moon, 1.54 acres, her borne with Mr. and Mra. were shown tile sights at the ward R. Pattersoo, Cottage- Merrill up 7:50 p.m.; Tammy 'under consideration !be utllllv . . and Mrs. Edward Pomeroy. Ra~mond Musser, Is Ill and. a Smead Paper Company, and al- vUie, W. Va. ; Mrs. Gene Mul· L. White down 8:30 p.m.; Eh,. exctse tax bill. . . daughter Betty of Grant L. Boring, Erika H. patrent at Veterans Memorral ao at tile Koffman Stair Com- bum. Wellston : Mrs. Charles ha 'floods up 9:40 p.m.; Helen · · .T ' · V spent a 'weet<.Jd witb Boring, Claude L. Smith, Glad· Hospital. pany. The gtoup enjoyed a aack S. Sinclair, Wellston. z up 11:30 p.m. . The calendar tonight. llhowa brothe..,, Mr. and Mrs. ys Smith, Garnet E. Johnson, Ralph Carl, superintendent of lunch at tbe part thert! at noon. Blrtbs Ohio IUver - Lo<k 13, East- 1 the Senate w1th five bUll up ~ , les nlelss and family aed Mr. Harnld M. Johnson, Carl W. Carleton Sunday School, pre- Attending wero Mrs. Emma Mrs. Douglas G. Edwards, em down 5:30 a.m. ; Lo<k 14, a vote and tbe House with 111. · and Mrs. Blythe Theiss. Walton, VIrginia Walton to Ohio' sented pins for perfect atle?d· Whittlngton, .Mrs. Freda Smith. Hartford. son, 12:111! p.m. Satur-istt;el Trader up 2:30a.m.: Jolin . The Senate ls llkely to, aee Jerrv and Dorothy Fuel Gas eo.. Right of Way, ance on . J'!!le 25th .lo MISS Mrs. Mat Jordan. Marate Jef. day ; Mrs. Richard A. Francis. Morrow up 4:15 p.m.: St. Lou- little debate, except perhaps OD and two children of Olive. Grace Krng .tor 14 years and fers, Roth and Jane Jordan, co, Pt. Pleasant, daughter. 5:47 il Zephyr up 5:20 p.m.; A. V. • Hous~-approved proposal anI .,port, Pa .. vi<ited with his Odell Manley. Betty Manley Mills Judy King. 17 years. Nancy Smith, Rondll Wbitting. a.m. Saturday; . Mrs. WilHam Criss up 1:20 p.m.; Lock 16, der wh1ch the amount~~ money ''l!lrts, Mr. and Mrs. to Bobby Eugene Payne, Iris Mr. and ~s. Clyde Hlnto.n, ton, !IDSemary Linden, Caro- M. Wood, Pt. Pleasant, son, Rita Barta down 5:1i0 a.m.; person! on public rebel ; 1 · Joll A. Pavne Lot Mlddloporl. Jr. and famUy of Colwnbus vr• lyn and Vicltie Hoyd, Kathy 12:37 p.m. Sunday. iLoelt 17, Polly R. up 3:40 a.m.; eam and still receive assistance 227 sq. ln. n,.,n. hst 'nevi;. Evelyn Davl! ited bis parents, Rev. and Mr1. Lowther, Barblll'a Jordan .mi t Dloeblll' u Lock 18, Buckeye State up 10:· would he raised. ZENITH CI'ILM Mr. and Mra. Dale to Ohio Power Co .. Coal, Salem. Clyde Hinton, Sunday. Sara Nel11m. g 50 p.m.: Doncan Brcce d o wn lleaoe Te Vole ~,-,and children llave moved Elma lmbodeu, Vance Jmbo. Mr. ~ Mrs. DaDill J:lellord Susan Frazier o1 Gajlipolil, Mrs. E.arllaneyE . c:;e~e=t 5,30 a.m.; Franklin B. up 6:30 The House wlU vote on lhele AS LOW.AS !heir home here to Lisbon, 0. den to Myrtle v. Imboden, Ro- and glrlir were weekend cueats who is 1ttending a five weeks Noah R. Du • · a.m.; Eugenie P. Jones down measures: · ' Mr. and Mrs. Howard land E Imboden, Rorer D. I~& of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wyant wortllhop at Ohio University, E. Felty, Damon R. Ferrell, 4,56 a.m.: Lock m. Prlnclplo - A bill Ill relieve relaUves tick and SOil, Kevin, of boden, ·Linda M. Imboden, 0.. They aim callet. on Mr. and receully tpenl 1 weekend witb Samuel Glover, Mrs. Samuel E. down 1 p.m.; Lock 23, Reliable ot a person lea\fing an eats1te Ga., spent a vacation with car V rll'lllodell, Paul T. I~& Mn. Norman Wood "f"l faJili!J, her grandparenll, Mr. and Mrf, Halstead. Mrs. Mayme Holmes, up 5:20 a.m.; Indiana up 5:50 of $5.000 or less of tile NIWI4QDELS ,. IIIOtber, Mrs. Lizzle Wood boden,.Aibert L. Imboden, Rose Mr. and Mrs. Chill'!~ Bar· Fem Gillogly and other rola- Joaeph E: Hysell, Gay~· John. a.m.: Greenup Loeb, Defend· requirement ol appolnUng family and hill awll, Mra. M Imboden. Jotepil H. Im!Jo. nett and daqghters, Jaruee and fiV.s here. Cecil GUJocJy· and aon, Wilham D. Morrrs, Mn. er down 10:05 p.m.: National administrator. COMit<IG SoONI 1 ' ' Circle. d.;., Jamel R. Imboden .and lleety, were~...~~~ aon, Jeffrey, Athens, also were :~~ ~~~~';;~ ~p~l~~ down •!l p.m. : Kay·D up 1:40 1. _ A pair o1 bills to boost Miss Donna Busll, RandaH t,. ~ \!o acre, of Mr. and -w ...pota on Salurday at 1be Gfl. M Leo E Sw' h Mra m.; Lady Mrgnon up 2 1.m.1 maximum amount the . of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sutton · Ivan and Paula. ~ lollY home. . Tho · p 18 Trow. Miss Susan down 5:0S a.m.; Publle Welfare Is employed at OhiD ~ Ill TutUe, dec., to A. Vlsltlng ~Y w~ Mr. Helan Jeffen, Mllclred Spur· brld'; Ern:· c •;riw Charles K. up 6:~ a.m.; Mel· may pay toward funeral creFURNITURE AIIIens. D. Tuttle, JllDid N. Zweyet, AI- and Mrs. Jo Dean a! SOTliS loct, Julia Barillas and Ruth leo A. 'woodard Donald 'T Wy- dahl Locks, Weslern up 6:40 p. mation cemetery and ' fid. for Trans., Chesler. w-:-e Mr. and Mrs. W ter er· Stamy are attending I five . ' Mr m. : Sally Polk down 12:30 ~ ezpe~ for deceased .MIDDLEPORT I On Sunday, June 11, Mr. A. D. Tuttle. Anna Tuttle, rei., Anita Watklna, Vk$le and weeks workllhOf• on Economiee lftt, lin. Louise Bayer, •· m.: Pamela D. up l :lli a.m.; Ients of aid to the aged Mrs. Davld Johnson Enid N. Zweyer, John Zweyer Bill Ken'!"n, all of Patal!kala, at Ohio Univmlty. !Mary Jan up 3:20 a.m. ; Leon- aid to the aged needy bUnd. ed wlth a picnic dlimer at to Enid N. zweyer, John Zwey· and Juamta and Rutb Aim Ter· Mr. and Mra. au.sen Mays, Rooemarr Landen, stre1sa and idas Polk down 1:25 a.m. · home. Those presinl were 1 Cb~rell of Pomeroy. St!a...·- Mr and Mrs. Sid- Linda McComu Barbara Jor- . · -------· ·_. "- Ira uon New er, parco s, ~~· · "- and M ..., __, "'"" ~.. • ' . .,.. ~d. ·Bernard V. Fultz, Trustee, rs. "'"'"!!! ·~.. ney Parker, Bolivar, Mr. and dan and Sara Nelson of the Homer Childers, Danny Ml 11ford, Ohlo; Mr. and Mrl. Betty J. Full% to Pomeroy Ce- spent I day recently Wltb his Mrt. Albert Quivey, Dover and Columbia Make It t-H Club llhall, Mrs. Ora A. Anderson, On', Chester, Mr. and men! Blod< Co., IAt, Pome- ~ts, Mr. llllll_fn.. .llclward Mr. and Mrs. RDbelt >Parker a~nded Junior t-H Camp at Michael W. Austin, Mrs. Iva Blyth 'lbeil!, Mr. IIIII Mr roy Kmg of Harrlaonville. and famllJ of Middleport were Canll!r's Cave, Jaeltson. Walter M. Donohue, Lawrence M. FowCharles ~. Tom, Joy Detmar G. Baum, Katbryn I. Mr. ~-~Lonnie Bud!on recent pest~ of Mr. and Mn. Jordan, member ol the Carpen- ler, Mrs. Jacob A. Garrison, and Lours, MisS Pam Baum to Raymond P!Bcber, had II Sanday vl8llorl. Ney Carpenter and belped tbem ter Boy• 4-H elub was a COUll- Mrs. Woodrow W. Hale, Ms. ONLY ~99 Marty__,Morarll)' of Hattie 11. P'lteber, Lot, 01e1- Mr. and Jadt Clark IDII eolebrate 1beir l7tb ~ 1111- aelor at tbe eamp. James B. Hall, Mrs. Jrie J. B. Mr. .... lin. ter lamlly of llanlllaGvllll. lliftrlaaT. All lnterettllll iide- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Spurlodl:, aid, Cl!arles W. Howard, Ed- ..... Dna - . . . . . . ...,_leoot,....; han, Mra. Bob Lee Eugene 11:. Lampldn, Eue. Mn. Webber Wood entered 11na eoncern1ng 1be wedding o1 Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers and ward C. Jacoba. Henry 0. Up. ~~ L. D. King, dec., It Vlllase d. ~ Memarfll lbe pair wu relaled bJ lilt-~ Mr. and Mrs. Artbur Crabtrei! ton. E.dward Patterson, Mra. Pataskal 51ev1 and Syracuse, a.• lcnl, 8yrlC!Uie. ....,...~~ IUI'IIW1· r- II pi. 1m !hal, at the tlma lbe1 were 8atUrdaJ ..enlng psta Charles E. Landrum and ln!ant a, Charles G. Morpn, Gtlmet DOW ....,..v.,_wore marrled, tbere wete Ollly of Mr. lnd Mn. Menclal Jor· son, Mrs. Daniel L. Dyson and RIRNITURI CQ. Johnsoo. Letart, W. ya., A. Morl!8ll ki State of pbio, Several from her attended !be tllree automobilea in Athena dan. > 1 infant son, Mrs. Henry 0. Click, M.UOtf. W. VA. and Mrs. Ralph RMcUff, Syra· Euement. . Heilman Reunion at the Mejgs County two 1n Vmton County Mr. and Mra. Earl Starkey Jr., and Infant daughter, Mn. "":i·ne Theiss of Columbus ' County Fatr:,unds. ' and t.,;. In Melp County, one were In Columbus' last week toriRobert L. Brandeberry and 111centl; 1pe111 a · weekend Sa!a.~nda ~ ~: w-),~~el~ a ~~Y_insurance meeting. _Ialii 110n. .. .. ·· ··- _. her parenll, Mr. and Mrs. Elbabetb MUTI'IJ and Mr. and Parte...,.q, W V . It ind : iiiiiiiiiiiiiiilllili--oj;i.;;;;;.;;,;;~~ 111 'lbelss. / Mra. Bffi MUI'I'Il)' 1pe11t Sunday were marriad I Out of town cuem of Mr. at Lake Alma • . and Mrs. 0mar Dailey, Mr. and Judy Kine Fann Mr. and Mrs. JamM Petty, Mrs. Dan Weddle, and Mr. ew8 Bureau Youlll Conference Ill <JI. ltarell, Jim, Bm IIIII Cbuclde. Mrs. Floyd Dailey for tile terbein CoiJMe, Westemlle Mud Carley and KatbJ Woodding of tile Floyd Dalleys' Mr and \in E..- rum, McArthur, vlsJjed w It b dauglrter. Donna Jean, to By Mn. Eni.Ja·Brl<klel ~their~ Brenda, Mud Galaw&J IIICI Karen and Donald Watson, of Oxon Mr. and Mra. Roland '!or· 011 bu. birlbday with ' 1 llWiJD. KatbeJ IJIOIII lila -* wllb ' Mel, 11'1!1'1! Don • paren\1. renee and eblldnn, Mr. and mtng p.rty Jlehlbmeatll o1 ber, and Mrs. Gene Watson. Mn. Ronnie Myers and !ami- lee eream, ~e and pop , _ Mr. and Mrl. Al!atln Wltllnnr en, Mr. and Mn. Dutch I)'' Mr. and Mrs. Paul To,. enjoyed bJ Edward and Alvbl and Tommy of O!arleston, W. lllil clrlldren, Tram Watson ond rece IIIII faJili!J, Mr. and Mn. Smith, Richard Dean, WIIW v~.. were weekend JUe~ of lbrea aislerf d. Olm Bill, Jimmie Torrence and famUy, Amold Mary Lou and Graee hia brotber..JI.kw and aisle', sister and daughters of Ranger, all of Columbus, S..Sgt. and King 'Evaline Amold, {.arrJ Mr. and Mtr. William LaWIIOII ' TeJaS, La"""""' and Bet t Mrs Jad: Torrence and fami- Du.;.,fl Sandra and i t In da aM famDy. Dalley, Johnny and Kathy, ly, Mr. and Mra. James CaJd. Beal. ~Ill Goodwin, Slieve IIIII Mr. and llrl. Wllllam La• Cvecb, Thelma Miller and weD and Mr. and Mrs. Don Carolyu Brickle& and Stm 1<11, Olery!. and Gleu, Mr. and / and Mrs. Gus Cochran of · Guthrie and faJillly of Tuppera Smith lofn, Carl CrabtNa 1111!1 au.. Liverpool. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plain! met June 18 for 1 fami· . . aeU, Mtr. Mud Galn&J, Mn. Miller and' Mr. and Mrs. Gus ly reunlfll)l at the home of 811- ealled OD Mr. and llln. J&mel Arlbi.B' Crabtrte. Mr. and Mrl. Cochran of Ea.t Ll~ lolr. other daligbter, Mr. and Mn. Duvall and family aear White'• Jaltl ll!lrlat. llr. and JfrL IIIII Mrs. Frank Luchng and Oar! Morris and iamily o1 R• Chapel &bert Mattox, Mn. Mendal children of Clevelalld, Marie c:1ne before Sgt. Jad: Torrence Robert Marcinke bas l!lllpioJ. J.U. and Walter IIIII Mia and Tom Dailey of Lowell, Mrs. left 'for 1be P}lllippines where ment In Evansville Ind. :Mar,. ltlaueJ, npn~~~ented llle Bill Roe, Coal Run, Mr. and he wiD be ilatloned. He left Frank Upton and two d!1J. Temple •Chard! 11 1 famreJl lira. Lloyd Aekly, Columbus, Tuesday June 27tb. Hl1 faJiliiJ dren of Silver Ridge called 111 felknnltjp for lbe He\'. and Mrs. Bob and Helen Henton, Middle- will Jom' him later. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jlriekles David White at the ~ ' port and Chari.. Delbert Neirland wu talreD a recent evening ' Cbl8'dL Rev. E~JiaM Brundige, IIIII dauf,hlers of LowelL to Camden Clarll: Hospital Ill Janet CaldweU ;.. at 81.".Jo. tba JleW minister of the AlbanJ Mr. and Mrs. J'~ Parkersbm1 Jut week and on- aeph Hospital lor a lew daya Charge, wu 1110 JftleDI. and children of Blairsville, Ga. derweat aargery. ' rec..,tly 10 have a bar in her Mrl: Patty Elllott, Terri, are visiting her parents, Mr. Mrs. Rosemary 1'.elso went to hlp removed. It had been pt.. Jolumie and llaeet, Holbrook, IN'OVII and Mrs. Grover Saller, Sr. Geor&ia to be wltb her hus. ed t11ere following injuries llha Arlula, are l]lOndlng IIOIIIt { HOUIIIOLDS barid, A2a Cbarleo Jtebo, wbo received Ia a wreti: 1aa1 win- lime with her ,_II, Mt. and P!. PLEASANT IJVE8TOCI. Ia atatlonecl there. ter. Mtl. ll:lza l!kComaa and otber SALES CO. Mr. and Mrl. Gerald VIolet Kirk Qlevallft' atlended lila relat!NI at the Victo!' Pfll'I'J 1 ~~~ : 22 251 spent a recent Sunday after- mUSic clinic at Oblo Univerai- ~~~ ~_!_er· . . . D0C111 with Mr. and lolrl. John ty. Attending lbe llnal ~ fJ """'" • ..,...,.. ,..._ """'~ ~~nvt011 18.'15 to 11511; Lrghts. Hayes of Che!ter. were hill parents, Mr. and Mn. Ia WDea, Cindy, Jenny, llobiD 1125 to 11.35; Fat 8oWI ~ .75. to Mrs. Bemlee Hawk at Jlem. Gordon ChenUer, Mn. Dorla llld' Tina an4l Ten• Shaw ol. tU5; Boan IU5 to 15; Pigs loc:k Grove, Mr. and 1o1r1. R. C. Koenig and q, Rldtle. a lid J'all1)om. ~It IUO; Stock Shoats U to Orr of Tba P1a1na lncllolrl. Ora daughter-in-law, Mn. Nerma Jana JorQa, llargll Jeffen, _., .._ 1J 35 flbafer Ill OoianJIIol were re- Koenig and ChariM Yeago, tilt CAu""' - g~• • • cen! Sunday auetll ol Mr. and band instructor heft. ~It; Hellen 18 It 19.75; Fat Mrs. C. E. Woode. Mra. Sba!- Rev. Jad: Young wu ret.urnP!! 15.51 to 18.11111 Canners 14 er and Mra. Orr an liliAn Ill Ill to 1l!e EUB Cbqe lieN lor r._~; Buill 18.1111 to 21.110; MID: Mr. Woode. llllOtbor year. .. ....... 140 It 180; stoek Herllhel Wlllte of not1c1a and Thole mttqr Jllra. De 111 ,.. ' . and Caina 1• to 210: lllll, llollald White, Ill CoJum. Koenig and Illdde • l!uildlt Yoa pt our U1111 fiDe _.... 21 to SUO: lltolt: SundaJ .-.II Mr. wen her Iiiier, Jilr. and Mrs. i8nl.celllil fillllhblf. . . II to 21.18; Stock and ll'rl. Foa lfalNy. B. B. Haught of Akron lli4 a s .Cah• Jl75 to 211.21i; IIIIa Unda Cfllt tlllll!lwllllt lntber, Mr. and Mn. Normen CaiVII ~ It 2Ut. 'tonlll1eelomJ a& !l!lflbl Jb. Weber and lamUy of lAIIIC Jldt.. e..l.t-J-'I >;;;~= CALVES - ToPI . In M1r1ett11 NC6111J. tom. 'l'helr father, N1 Weber, IW!I!I...... fj ' ll.lt; Medlam :1.75 tt Mr. and Mn. Wayne 8rlddet zaned ., Akroll Willa .., 116 1, rom- and lleaviel ......... lor. vl!lt. .. VllltibC recenll1,wlth Mr. IIIII \' ver.News r,tber, '*'"ling 14'67 · ZEN. ITH No·w .o· n Sa.I e. A1l You'll Need Is Your .Change . Purse When You $399 ' ·::Roy E. Grapes -..nies Saturday · . tc 0:· 'Z' Bolpl:. to MASON .on·· w:!r':. ':;:!: T Plains uppers Society N . . :. ~· By United Presa Jntemadonal Turning cooler In Oblo wltb lela bumldlty In mid • week daring the live-day p u 1o d atarting Tuesday. Temperature• below .-at with blglls averaglnr In t h e IIPPtr 101 norlll and ~ aouth. Lows In apper 501 and lower IOil. Sllowen mainly Ill the middle part ol the week, averaging one-llaH Inch• 3 ROOMS New Furniture· :'ugh':· ·' BAKER'S BUDGET SHOP ; h;t ~arkersburg Char: =· Visit a...:·• aitenrwa. ••• -In Meigs County BU)' The DOMINANT Newspaper sTRONG C.tralOhio · CiliesLead CONCENTRATION Of Circulation··· ~ ' . Too rnany forestS are · bul"ned because people forget this rule•. Please, only you can prevent forest fires. ..: Jliir et, lil ·~ · It PCIY' Off Where ·It ·Co.u.ntt 1 HOG ,:.!. FuU4Piylires-Ori,ginal Eq~ipment' . ·BUTTER . _ -· bUll-..._·-· .... ........ . ~V Six !f :\!!m~nt~ P - en of ~ Rmacll. c.e . '(jt$ ror 111a 11rat 1m1 -.t111 .r i5 :1f.;~!hi...,., ret~~n}h ,_, 11111 Oidlnued 1111 Jllll'. - . . !IIi 11111111 lJII 111 • srn-elr. ,.... a. llllnn .....-. .,,, ,, I ·,., ,r'.__!111"1'_ _ __ -- - - - -~- N~ W. C:OMPTON· ~' ·0.0~ . ' .. , $17·99 ""'........ , PI• Pool. Ia. Tu ' $11·~ Plut Pool. r I " ' '·· . - i 0 PI Q MIT II ST ,...._ ..~t···•z 1 .. .,.........; .......... ........... .IWUl]O;.... " ' ~ , • ... "''~ ... · - . Tllun. . ~ CourUt., Pomeror ' Tl .. - ________ I ~- ·' ftCJ,34 ........ -'"at .a a WHm WAlLS t ,, SIDE _,......; ONE DAY w . .. ... I' , ... ,~ . • •• �\ t ··. t.' X· ........,_ =....,.~,...,_....._ •· \-' ' I Dlli11eDIIDeJ, ·:,·.,t:,,_ ....' i ' j· · ,~·,· ' .I'OIIIU'01·.111.~ y., •1111 .,. ••• ..... ·' '"'" ·~:: ' '!,..c.·~ '\\ (l. ' ~Ospital ~ews . t'l" . .e foli I . I T f rans ers .,.,.. :: :::·llrld!eiri!l..______.....,_l . N,.Wiil I ll'" "! . &am..... '':Mra W~y v.n amy on ,Pe'dlltrics .Ward. •· . . , . ' 'tt M!U • ~ \UPI~ - . .... Tbe ....._ ·~·"'" > , ··; '. ~, : · . ; · · ~ , • · · ~r? · ~1/.'~":;;;.C· · : Jh~y· · : L iSt of. Bills for Social . SOcial . . M news .' I ' <• I • I ' j i;.. . ·~· iii ; •._ ."::::<: '\f.~ ;\ .· . AIAO . 111110111, · . . , . . . ' " Cfeek.' Jili,;' Graltr. W'~Y) ~t. I lll"UU!" '~ lllj~, II ~:rm t\~ IIIII 01ar* llenllet, ~!lao Mn. Carl 'fall and faJillly were Mr. ~ 'Mil. ·cntt.;..,PtaJey. doowD City.: Shlrley 'M}~;e 'nt, · ·r·u• . · . ·' . slated· toi coumilltel hprlnp ~~~;::::~:;~·to Slate of Ob1o. EIIIIDIIII Mr. and Mn. Jaek Keml IIIII Jr., 111m, _w. Va;; t i - ~ 1\1. I BldWelli Sbe,Ui M. Boi'· ~nd tile heavy da!IJ agenda ln , · 1llli4ll!lr 1be COUf!lesll .. , .,. ., .« * Ollvt. flmlly. • Ina a ~-tloll h~ ~- her den, Bidwell; hme!. W. ·M.P. . · · • . •. . ·botb houses. , . · 1!11 &!lttr~· ibliool bus ,,. · · ; Liller L. Rou8b, Relea·J - Mn. Huel ~Lulu J*eRQ; ' !d"· , and. ¥ta • .~~Dougal, Rt. .1, C~bire; Mrs, , .· . 'ibe lawmakers, who ri 'IIOuld ·penult 1 Ill Mil Cart ell Rowdl tiD RDbelt II. aellnd, and EvlliDe \'ll!led recentl7 Greetlleea. ' · . 'lrllllilm M. WoOd, Pt. Pleaaant; Gnp~i.,.(!~pollll, IU and been In RSIIOD for Z1f weeki ' · ld Ia~ ~II· ulf8blorh, ~ lnd pehlela, ~lebanon. · with Mr. and Mn. Alpha ft-. .Gay Jobnion, _rural mall car· 'C!tarles A. Roberts, Pt. Pleas- 12.2 rutllllnl 2.5 feet of rollers; witll only on& week off a1nce life llldi on their ~ or to of Newark ..,.m a~ Patrlda Dqoret, Ellrl., 1M IIIII at IIYtell Run. ner_m. thlt 11M, hu betn COil- ant; . Mrs. Rlehard A. Frarlcls- Pt. · Pteasan~ . lUI: Pomert!Y• lbe atort of lbe year, m pjll'llclpalt · lD the ~ ' Willa bls IJ!I!tiJ«l M r 1• doc., to Cianci J. Dey, Mr. and Jln. Bob Amold and _lined to, llol!er Holpllll Wltb a eo, Pl Plea~t; M~. llou8lu MaSon, 20.71; lllnton, 1.81 ns- to get home anc! ~ take bb71J!i· · . .. ·· , · ~ftl Waltdl. 1JeieD nr,., Lots, ReedJvllle. daugllter are vlllllng for a whlle broken anltlt to~~ a li'ao- G. Edwards, Hart~; Olan H. Jng; Kllnawll~ Falls, 4.15 rts. famllles on vacation. 'I'll-~ olllbt tile Hdu~ lnlllaron , _ Charlet Massar, dec. to Leo- with bls Raymond Am- tor acctclellt at hill faiill. .Sntder. Jr., Pt. Pleasant; Ja"J ln.; Charlest6n, 17,83. London, Leadership In both dlambera JUra~ and · Fina~l 'lliiUtu;tfar•'' at •*Pill 'Wt.lt nard D. Muur, Cl18rlet E. ~. Mr. and Mra. Wesley 'ADen on Pearson, Rt: I GalllJ!l>llf!.Marmet and Winfield, are on have been scheduling nearly 1 · ~l)lmlltee will 1 ·. first llolplta11D Coluinbua, Massar, Corrected eert. for Several from .here attended (Bus) Ogden and daughter, Lyn Ferry; Paul L.. ~anuel, Rt. 2 tile sill. '. , 1. half dozen bllls. mostly of ' 19 1 a ~L!y ·apeot 1 -k's Trans.. Cheeter. 1be recent Hamson reuni?n. of Xerua, called on friend! in Racine; Mrs. Vrrg1l J. Manley, ; Boat Movement•: secondary nature, 1 day to 11o11111 of her parents, Charles Malll&r, dec. to Cflar· Rev. and Mrs .. Clyde lfinton this community the past week. Middleport; Mrs. Bert W. Tea·: Galllpolla ~ko - Beaver clear the backlog. suffering a lOll and ·Mrs Keiln.!th les E. Massar, Corrected Cert. attended !be Umted Brethren They are spendipg a vacation ford, Syracuse; Mrs. Alva C.·down 9:15 p.m.; Jeffboat down And as major accident f!Mtlvl!ll i:]larma, K-J1111 DavJIL., for Trani.. Chester. Conference at Columbus. at the h~e of hill sister, Mrs. Will, Pomeryy; Mrs. Reed H. IC:05 p.m.; Cotton ueen down proposals are introduced they ve}licle .t'ee!tver Knopp, atudent at' Charles Massar, Dee., to Leo- Mr. and Mrs. Branch Mlller Anna Ehzabeth Turner, .of Dex- {;:ynon, Rt I Ra~ne: M1ss Car- 1~ : 16 a.m.: Peggy Downey down are being rushed to 1 hearing. ~ar.s. C. c., DIYenport, IOWB, nard L. Massar. Corrected Cert. and family of Belpre visited ter Route. Mr•. Turner bas un- ol J. Bachtel, Mfddleport; Mrs. 12:45 a.m. : OVEC up S:IO a.m.; • A case In point ls the package pr1 arl..l,yd~~c.,:~ci; for Trans., Chester. w•th her father, Mr. EliJah dergone maJor surgery recent- Jack L Shipley. Fort ~·>'· w. 1 James R. Hines down 6:50 R .l of four permissive county nual feo . w 1 mootb's vacation of bis parents, John W. Moon. Annie Lee ! Miller. recently. ly. Va.; Mrs. Dewey Mullins. Rt. m. Ibills introduced Friday In tbe Otls ,Xnopp. He Moon to Manning D. Webster, Mrs. ~cca H~ll, who ~bert and advisors «.the 2 Jackson ; Mro. Minnie E., Kaaawha River - Marmet, , House. They come up for 1 . .· . bOrne by • l.M acre, Porueroy. was a pat1ent at Me1gs General Colwilbia Make It t-H G~rls' Coon, Oak Hill; Mrs. DonOVIIII Glendora up 10:2S p.m.: Kathv hearing Tuesday and Wednes. .. "~L who spent 1 Manning D. Webster. Mary Hospital, has returned home. Club attended 1 Career D a;v F. Broyles, Jackson: Mrs. Mar-I R. up 3:15 a.m.; Winfield, Jef- day before the Hou9e Taxation · ·' to his hoq~e A. Webster to John w..Moone, Mrs. Zora Walker, who makes tolD' at Logan Ncenlly. TheY gery Howard, Ironton; Ed· !erson up 4:20 p...... ; Alan R. Committee, which already Pa. Annie Lee Moon, 1.54 acres, her borne with Mr. and Mra. were shown tile sights at the ward R. Pattersoo, Cottage- Merrill up 7:50 p.m.; Tammy 'under consideration !be utllllv . . and Mrs. Edward Pomeroy. Ra~mond Musser, Is Ill and. a Smead Paper Company, and al- vUie, W. Va. ; Mrs. Gene Mul· L. White down 8:30 p.m.; Eh,. exctse tax bill. . . daughter Betty of Grant L. Boring, Erika H. patrent at Veterans Memorral ao at tile Koffman Stair Com- bum. Wellston : Mrs. Charles ha 'floods up 9:40 p.m.; Helen · · .T ' · V spent a 'weet<.Jd witb Boring, Claude L. Smith, Glad· Hospital. pany. The gtoup enjoyed a aack S. Sinclair, Wellston. z up 11:30 p.m. . The calendar tonight. llhowa brothe..,, Mr. and Mrs. ys Smith, Garnet E. Johnson, Ralph Carl, superintendent of lunch at tbe part thert! at noon. Blrtbs Ohio IUver - Lo<k 13, East- 1 the Senate w1th five bUll up ~ , les nlelss and family aed Mr. Harnld M. Johnson, Carl W. Carleton Sunday School, pre- Attending wero Mrs. Emma Mrs. Douglas G. Edwards, em down 5:30 a.m. ; Lo<k 14, a vote and tbe House with 111. · and Mrs. Blythe Theiss. Walton, VIrginia Walton to Ohio' sented pins for perfect atle?d· Whittlngton, .Mrs. Freda Smith. Hartford. son, 12:111! p.m. Satur-istt;el Trader up 2:30a.m.: Jolin . The Senate ls llkely to, aee Jerrv and Dorothy Fuel Gas eo.. Right of Way, ance on . J'!!le 25th .lo MISS Mrs. Mat Jordan. Marate Jef. day ; Mrs. Richard A. Francis. Morrow up 4:15 p.m.: St. Lou- little debate, except perhaps OD and two children of Olive. Grace Krng .tor 14 years and fers, Roth and Jane Jordan, co, Pt. Pleasant, daughter. 5:47 il Zephyr up 5:20 p.m.; A. V. • Hous~-approved proposal anI .,port, Pa .. vi<ited with his Odell Manley. Betty Manley Mills Judy King. 17 years. Nancy Smith, Rondll Wbitting. a.m. Saturday; . Mrs. WilHam Criss up 1:20 p.m.; Lock 16, der wh1ch the amount~~ money ''l!lrts, Mr. and Mrs. to Bobby Eugene Payne, Iris Mr. and ~s. Clyde Hlnto.n, ton, !IDSemary Linden, Caro- M. Wood, Pt. Pleasant, son, Rita Barta down 5:1i0 a.m.; person! on public rebel ; 1 · Joll A. Pavne Lot Mlddloporl. Jr. and famUy of Colwnbus vr• lyn and Vicltie Hoyd, Kathy 12:37 p.m. Sunday. iLoelt 17, Polly R. up 3:40 a.m.; eam and still receive assistance 227 sq. ln. n,.,n. hst 'nevi;. Evelyn Davl! ited bis parents, Rev. and Mr1. Lowther, Barblll'a Jordan .mi t Dloeblll' u Lock 18, Buckeye State up 10:· would he raised. ZENITH CI'ILM Mr. and Mra. Dale to Ohio Power Co .. Coal, Salem. Clyde Hinton, Sunday. Sara Nel11m. g 50 p.m.: Doncan Brcce d o wn lleaoe Te Vole ~,-,and children llave moved Elma lmbodeu, Vance Jmbo. Mr. ~ Mrs. DaDill J:lellord Susan Frazier o1 Gajlipolil, Mrs. E.arllaneyE . c:;e~e=t 5,30 a.m.; Franklin B. up 6:30 The House wlU vote on lhele AS LOW.AS !heir home here to Lisbon, 0. den to Myrtle v. Imboden, Ro- and glrlir were weekend cueats who is 1ttending a five weeks Noah R. Du • · a.m.; Eugenie P. Jones down measures: · ' Mr. and Mrs. Howard land E Imboden, Rorer D. I~& of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wyant wortllhop at Ohio University, E. Felty, Damon R. Ferrell, 4,56 a.m.: Lock m. Prlnclplo - A bill Ill relieve relaUves tick and SOil, Kevin, of boden, ·Linda M. Imboden, 0.. They aim callet. on Mr. and receully tpenl 1 weekend witb Samuel Glover, Mrs. Samuel E. down 1 p.m.; Lock 23, Reliable ot a person lea\fing an eats1te Ga., spent a vacation with car V rll'lllodell, Paul T. I~& Mn. Norman Wood "f"l faJili!J, her grandparenll, Mr. and Mrf, Halstead. Mrs. Mayme Holmes, up 5:20 a.m.; Indiana up 5:50 of $5.000 or less of tile NIWI4QDELS ,. IIIOtber, Mrs. Lizzle Wood boden,.Aibert L. Imboden, Rose Mr. and Mrs. Chill'!~ Bar· Fem Gillogly and other rola- Joaeph E: Hysell, Gay~· John. a.m.: Greenup Loeb, Defend· requirement ol appolnUng family and hill awll, Mra. M Imboden. Jotepil H. Im!Jo. nett and daqghters, Jaruee and fiV.s here. Cecil GUJocJy· and aon, Wilham D. Morrrs, Mn. er down 10:05 p.m.: National administrator. COMit<IG SoONI 1 ' ' Circle. d.;., Jamel R. Imboden .and lleety, were~...~~~ aon, Jeffrey, Athens, also were :~~ ~~~~';;~ ~p~l~~ down •!l p.m. : Kay·D up 1:40 1. _ A pair o1 bills to boost Miss Donna Busll, RandaH t,. ~ \!o acre, of Mr. and -w ...pota on Salurday at 1be Gfl. M Leo E Sw' h Mra m.; Lady Mrgnon up 2 1.m.1 maximum amount the . of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sutton · Ivan and Paula. ~ lollY home. . Tho · p 18 Trow. Miss Susan down 5:0S a.m.; Publle Welfare Is employed at OhiD ~ Ill TutUe, dec., to A. Vlsltlng ~Y w~ Mr. Helan Jeffen, Mllclred Spur· brld'; Ern:· c •;riw Charles K. up 6:~ a.m.; Mel· may pay toward funeral creFURNITURE AIIIens. D. Tuttle, JllDid N. Zweyet, AI- and Mrs. Jo Dean a! SOTliS loct, Julia Barillas and Ruth leo A. 'woodard Donald 'T Wy- dahl Locks, Weslern up 6:40 p. mation cemetery and ' fid. for Trans., Chesler. w-:-e Mr. and Mrs. W ter er· Stamy are attending I five . ' Mr m. : Sally Polk down 12:30 ~ ezpe~ for deceased .MIDDLEPORT I On Sunday, June 11, Mr. A. D. Tuttle. Anna Tuttle, rei., Anita Watklna, Vk$le and weeks workllhOf• on Economiee lftt, lin. Louise Bayer, •· m.: Pamela D. up l :lli a.m.; Ients of aid to the aged Mrs. Davld Johnson Enid N. Zweyer, John Zweyer Bill Ken'!"n, all of Patal!kala, at Ohio Univmlty. !Mary Jan up 3:20 a.m. ; Leon- aid to the aged needy bUnd. ed wlth a picnic dlimer at to Enid N. zweyer, John Zwey· and Juamta and Rutb Aim Ter· Mr. and Mra. au.sen Mays, Rooemarr Landen, stre1sa and idas Polk down 1:25 a.m. · home. Those presinl were 1 Cb~rell of Pomeroy. St!a...·- Mr and Mrs. Sid- Linda McComu Barbara Jor- . · -------· ·_. "- Ira uon New er, parco s, ~~· · "- and M ..., __, "'"" ~.. • ' . .,.. ~d. ·Bernard V. Fultz, Trustee, rs. "'"'"!!! ·~.. ney Parker, Bolivar, Mr. and dan and Sara Nelson of the Homer Childers, Danny Ml 11ford, Ohlo; Mr. and Mrl. Betty J. Full% to Pomeroy Ce- spent I day recently Wltb his Mrt. Albert Quivey, Dover and Columbia Make It t-H Club llhall, Mrs. Ora A. Anderson, On', Chester, Mr. and men! Blod< Co., IAt, Pome- ~ts, Mr. llllll_fn.. .llclward Mr. and Mrs. RDbelt >Parker a~nded Junior t-H Camp at Michael W. Austin, Mrs. Iva Blyth 'lbeil!, Mr. IIIII Mr roy Kmg of Harrlaonville. and famllJ of Middleport were Canll!r's Cave, Jaeltson. Walter M. Donohue, Lawrence M. FowCharles ~. Tom, Joy Detmar G. Baum, Katbryn I. Mr. ~-~Lonnie Bud!on recent pest~ of Mr. and Mn. Jordan, member ol the Carpen- ler, Mrs. Jacob A. Garrison, and Lours, MisS Pam Baum to Raymond P!Bcber, had II Sanday vl8llorl. Ney Carpenter and belped tbem ter Boy• 4-H elub was a COUll- Mrs. Woodrow W. Hale, Ms. ONLY ~99 Marty__,Morarll)' of Hattie 11. P'lteber, Lot, 01e1- Mr. and Jadt Clark IDII eolebrate 1beir l7tb ~ 1111- aelor at tbe eamp. James B. Hall, Mrs. Jrie J. B. Mr. .... lin. ter lamlly of llanlllaGvllll. lliftrlaaT. All lnterettllll iide- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Spurlodl:, aid, Cl!arles W. Howard, Ed- ..... Dna - . . . . . . ...,_leoot,....; han, Mra. Bob Lee Eugene 11:. Lampldn, Eue. Mn. Webber Wood entered 11na eoncern1ng 1be wedding o1 Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers and ward C. Jacoba. Henry 0. Up. ~~ L. D. King, dec., It Vlllase d. ~ Memarfll lbe pair wu relaled bJ lilt-~ Mr. and Mrs. Artbur Crabtrei! ton. E.dward Patterson, Mra. Pataskal 51ev1 and Syracuse, a.• lcnl, 8yrlC!Uie. ....,...~~ IUI'IIW1· r- II pi. 1m !hal, at the tlma lbe1 were 8atUrdaJ ..enlng psta Charles E. Landrum and ln!ant a, Charles G. Morpn, Gtlmet DOW ....,..v.,_wore marrled, tbere wete Ollly of Mr. lnd Mn. Menclal Jor· son, Mrs. Daniel L. Dyson and RIRNITURI CQ. Johnsoo. Letart, W. ya., A. Morl!8ll ki State of pbio, Several from her attended !be tllree automobilea in Athena dan. > 1 infant son, Mrs. Henry 0. Click, M.UOtf. W. VA. and Mrs. Ralph RMcUff, Syra· Euement. . Heilman Reunion at the Mejgs County two 1n Vmton County Mr. and Mra. Earl Starkey Jr., and Infant daughter, Mn. "":i·ne Theiss of Columbus ' County Fatr:,unds. ' and t.,;. In Melp County, one were In Columbus' last week toriRobert L. Brandeberry and 111centl; 1pe111 a · weekend Sa!a.~nda ~ ~: w-),~~el~ a ~~Y_insurance meeting. _Ialii 110n. .. .. ·· ··- _. her parenll, Mr. and Mrs. Elbabetb MUTI'IJ and Mr. and Parte...,.q, W V . It ind : iiiiiiiiiiiiiiilllili--oj;i.;;;;;.;;,;;~~ 111 'lbelss. / Mra. Bffi MUI'I'Il)' 1pe11t Sunday were marriad I Out of town cuem of Mr. at Lake Alma • . and Mrs. 0mar Dailey, Mr. and Judy Kine Fann Mr. and Mrs. JamM Petty, Mrs. Dan Weddle, and Mr. ew8 Bureau Youlll Conference Ill <JI. ltarell, Jim, Bm IIIII Cbuclde. Mrs. Floyd Dailey for tile terbein CoiJMe, Westemlle Mud Carley and KatbJ Woodding of tile Floyd Dalleys' Mr and \in E..- rum, McArthur, vlsJjed w It b dauglrter. Donna Jean, to By Mn. Eni.Ja·Brl<klel ~their~ Brenda, Mud Galaw&J IIICI Karen and Donald Watson, of Oxon Mr. and Mra. Roland '!or· 011 bu. birlbday with ' 1 llWiJD. KatbeJ IJIOIII lila -* wllb ' Mel, 11'1!1'1! Don • paren\1. renee and eblldnn, Mr. and mtng p.rty Jlehlbmeatll o1 ber, and Mrs. Gene Watson. Mn. Ronnie Myers and !ami- lee eream, ~e and pop , _ Mr. and Mrl. Al!atln Wltllnnr en, Mr. and Mn. Dutch I)'' Mr. and Mrs. Paul To,. enjoyed bJ Edward and Alvbl and Tommy of O!arleston, W. lllil clrlldren, Tram Watson ond rece IIIII faJili!J, Mr. and Mn. Smith, Richard Dean, WIIW v~.. were weekend JUe~ of lbrea aislerf d. Olm Bill, Jimmie Torrence and famUy, Amold Mary Lou and Graee hia brotber..JI.kw and aisle', sister and daughters of Ranger, all of Columbus, S..Sgt. and King 'Evaline Amold, {.arrJ Mr. and Mtr. William LaWIIOII ' TeJaS, La"""""' and Bet t Mrs Jad: Torrence and fami- Du.;.,fl Sandra and i t In da aM famDy. Dalley, Johnny and Kathy, ly, Mr. and Mra. James CaJd. Beal. ~Ill Goodwin, Slieve IIIII Mr. and llrl. Wllllam La• Cvecb, Thelma Miller and weD and Mr. and Mrs. Don Carolyu Brickle& and Stm 1<11, Olery!. and Gleu, Mr. and / and Mrs. Gus Cochran of · Guthrie and faJillly of Tuppera Smith lofn, Carl CrabtNa 1111!1 au.. Liverpool. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plain! met June 18 for 1 fami· . . aeU, Mtr. Mud Galn&J, Mn. Miller and' Mr. and Mrs. Gus ly reunlfll)l at the home of 811- ealled OD Mr. and llln. J&mel Arlbi.B' Crabtrte. Mr. and Mrl. Cochran of Ea.t Ll~ lolr. other daligbter, Mr. and Mn. Duvall and family aear White'• Jaltl ll!lrlat. llr. and JfrL IIIII Mrs. Frank Luchng and Oar! Morris and iamily o1 R• Chapel &bert Mattox, Mn. Mendal children of Clevelalld, Marie c:1ne before Sgt. Jad: Torrence Robert Marcinke bas l!lllpioJ. J.U. and Walter IIIII Mia and Tom Dailey of Lowell, Mrs. left 'for 1be P}lllippines where ment In Evansville Ind. :Mar,. ltlaueJ, npn~~~ented llle Bill Roe, Coal Run, Mr. and he wiD be ilatloned. He left Frank Upton and two d!1J. Temple •Chard! 11 1 famreJl lira. Lloyd Aekly, Columbus, Tuesday June 27tb. Hl1 faJiliiJ dren of Silver Ridge called 111 felknnltjp for lbe He\'. and Mrs. Bob and Helen Henton, Middle- will Jom' him later. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jlriekles David White at the ~ ' port and Chari.. Delbert Neirland wu talreD a recent evening ' Cbl8'dL Rev. E~JiaM Brundige, IIIII dauf,hlers of LowelL to Camden Clarll: Hospital Ill Janet CaldweU ;.. at 81.".Jo. tba JleW minister of the AlbanJ Mr. and Mrs. J'~ Parkersbm1 Jut week and on- aeph Hospital lor a lew daya Charge, wu 1110 JftleDI. and children of Blairsville, Ga. derweat aargery. ' rec..,tly 10 have a bar in her Mrl: Patty Elllott, Terri, are visiting her parents, Mr. Mrs. Rosemary 1'.elso went to hlp removed. It had been pt.. Jolumie and llaeet, Holbrook, IN'OVII and Mrs. Grover Saller, Sr. Geor&ia to be wltb her hus. ed t11ere following injuries llha Arlula, are l]lOndlng IIOIIIt { HOUIIIOLDS barid, A2a Cbarleo Jtebo, wbo received Ia a wreti: 1aa1 win- lime with her ,_II, Mt. and P!. PLEASANT IJVE8TOCI. Ia atatlonecl there. ter. Mtl. ll:lza l!kComaa and otber SALES CO. Mr. and Mrl. Gerald VIolet Kirk Qlevallft' atlended lila relat!NI at the Victo!' Pfll'I'J 1 ~~~ : 22 251 spent a recent Sunday after- mUSic clinic at Oblo Univerai- ~~~ ~_!_er· . . . D0C111 with Mr. and lolrl. John ty. Attending lbe llnal ~ fJ """'" • ..,...,.. ,..._ """'~ ~~nvt011 18.'15 to 11511; Lrghts. Hayes of Che!ter. were hill parents, Mr. and Mn. Ia WDea, Cindy, Jenny, llobiD 1125 to 11.35; Fat 8oWI ~ .75. to Mrs. Bemlee Hawk at Jlem. Gordon ChenUer, Mn. Dorla llld' Tina an4l Ten• Shaw ol. tU5; Boan IU5 to 15; Pigs loc:k Grove, Mr. and 1o1r1. R. C. Koenig and q, Rldtle. a lid J'all1)om. ~It IUO; Stock Shoats U to Orr of Tba P1a1na lncllolrl. Ora daughter-in-law, Mn. Nerma Jana JorQa, llargll Jeffen, _., .._ 1J 35 flbafer Ill OoianJIIol were re- Koenig and ChariM Yeago, tilt CAu""' - g~• • • cen! Sunday auetll ol Mr. and band instructor heft. ~It; Hellen 18 It 19.75; Fat Mrs. C. E. Woode. Mra. Sba!- Rev. Jad: Young wu ret.urnP!! 15.51 to 18.11111 Canners 14 er and Mra. Orr an liliAn Ill Ill to 1l!e EUB Cbqe lieN lor r._~; Buill 18.1111 to 21.110; MID: Mr. Woode. llllOtbor year. .. ....... 140 It 180; stoek Herllhel Wlllte of not1c1a and Thole mttqr Jllra. De 111 ,.. ' . and Caina 1• to 210: lllll, llollald White, Ill CoJum. Koenig and Illdde • l!uildlt Yoa pt our U1111 fiDe _.... 21 to SUO: lltolt: SundaJ .-.II Mr. wen her Iiiier, Jilr. and Mrs. i8nl.celllil fillllhblf. . . II to 21.18; Stock and ll'rl. Foa lfalNy. B. B. Haught of Akron lli4 a s .Cah• Jl75 to 211.21i; IIIIa Unda Cfllt tlllll!lwllllt lntber, Mr. and Mn. Normen CaiVII ~ It 2Ut. 'tonlll1eelomJ a& !l!lflbl Jb. Weber and lamUy of lAIIIC Jldt.. e..l.t-J-'I >;;;~= CALVES - ToPI . In M1r1ett11 NC6111J. tom. 'l'helr father, N1 Weber, IW!I!I...... fj ' ll.lt; Medlam :1.75 tt Mr. and Mn. Wayne 8rlddet zaned ., Akroll Willa .., 116 1, rom- and lleaviel ......... lor. vl!lt. .. VllltibC recenll1,wlth Mr. IIIII \' ver.News r,tber, '*'"ling 14'67 · ZEN. ITH No·w .o· n Sa.I e. A1l You'll Need Is Your .Change . Purse When You $399 ' ·::Roy E. Grapes -..nies Saturday · . tc 0:· 'Z' Bolpl:. to MASON .on·· w:!r':. ':;:!: T Plains uppers Society N . . :. ~· By United Presa Jntemadonal Turning cooler In Oblo wltb lela bumldlty In mid • week daring the live-day p u 1o d atarting Tuesday. Temperature• below .-at with blglls averaglnr In t h e IIPPtr 101 norlll and ~ aouth. Lows In apper 501 and lower IOil. Sllowen mainly Ill the middle part ol the week, averaging one-llaH Inch• 3 ROOMS New Furniture· :'ugh':· ·' BAKER'S BUDGET SHOP ; h;t ~arkersburg Char: =· Visit a...:·• aitenrwa. ••• -In Meigs County BU)' The DOMINANT Newspaper sTRONG C.tralOhio · CiliesLead CONCENTRATION Of Circulation··· ~ ' . Too rnany forestS are · bul"ned because people forget this rule•. Please, only you can prevent forest fires. ..: Jliir et, lil ·~ · It PCIY' Off Where ·It ·Co.u.ntt 1 HOG ,:.!. FuU4Piylires-Ori,ginal Eq~ipment' . ·BUTTER . _ -· bUll-..._·-· .... ........ . ~V Six !f :\!!m~nt~ P - en of ~ Rmacll. c.e . '(jt$ ror 111a 11rat 1m1 -.t111 .r i5 :1f.;~!hi...,., ret~~n}h ,_, 11111 Oidlnued 1111 Jllll'. - . . !IIi 11111111 lJII 111 • srn-elr. ,.... a. llllnn .....-. .,,, ,, I ·,., ,r'.__!111"1'_ _ __ -- - - - -~- N~ W. C:OMPTON· ~' ·0.0~ . ' .. , $17·99 ""'........ , PI• Pool. Ia. Tu ' $11·~ Plut Pool. r I " ' '·· . - i 0 PI Q MIT II ST ,...._ ..~t···•z 1 .. .,.........; .......... ........... .IWUl]O;.... " ' ~ , • ... "''~ ... · - . Tllun. . ~ CourUt., Pomeror ' Tl .. - ________ I ~- ·' ftCJ,34 ........ -'"at .a a WHm WAlLS t ,, SIDE _,......; ONE DAY w . .. ... I' , ... ,~ . • •• �.. '·~. •,1r I. ( .. ' ., ·, ,. •• ; .. ,. ·,·' ' • .. l'I, ~IGfl'r j ~ (: ' ·DOWN SNUFFY, AN' ~ ey fKilo ' I.A!iSWii'L .r ' ' ,., . . '' : ' .etV~ t'l.~~ .., " ; ) ' r-rt'IOa LVIMit .. IIQBIN MALON! r.;AID~S::;HS;;;I>::;A:;;OOfW;:;;;";lOU,;;,-ft~;;:~T";:;r;;i;;~;;j;;ft;;, •. HOP!i VO!flL.I'Oil61Ve ~ ­ PUSHIN& TH~ \'IAU.Er 6ALLE/tl' iloe!N. MINI> JF;I: AR~5e' A .I>ATC F'OR THi> T>l~a< OF U5 ';- 00 YO!J, ~&IN, ~ur :r: AM 'PR91JP OFTWINKY/ LONZO--I'Ll I'LLPLAVVE BE .RIGHT BACK ' CHECKERS ___ _ .t"':::··· '"' - -:. ..__ _.....--. _,_,.. ,....,...., ......... . . ~ BOARD 1\LlSET UP, SOME .,. ' •• . GITTH' CHECKER- AN'!iET ASPELL, ' ! )~ <~~ ' ·~-·· lleUI.A'no. fdlt .,. . . . . .., . . - .~ w·,...._.,.,.. __ ..... COrt'ltf ......... . ·-------~ ""' ~~-----­ ,.,, ..,_ · · - - - - - -.. 1· · batb, .....o•--L·w• ll'l<t . . ..... ..... & .. Oil . CAID niAIIQ ~--'u..:j"' ' t(lssc~SUN SCAIII~!N;..--, .;.,N 985-33GO, aoe.ter. 7ztfc II ' 1- - - - - - - - - - ··- AU\1.111 " " " ' ' J.UIIIINI -··~ed ··• lUlU •••'-\IU'"InP . •~••• • .,.,.1 lllled apartmeDII -QI -rMllttliMI Ill a.. .., - addltiOMI ......... .H. . - II. ~Motor .......,, .. .a.... _. .,,,.,..,.,_._,,,._ Co. IT'I IAIY TO fiLACI A ly AL ARR'I VE BY SEA IN A FOlDI NG KAYA.I( EH, iOLJNG MAN? MY AN CE STORS ' VE55ELS NOT MLJC'li 61G6E ~. , I~ ...... . . '· ·- .:'1. ~ •·· COL L EAGUE~11= NVT W ~ TH EVINRUDE · Sllesand Service All"" R.cJiatw Shep 'WHEEL AUGNMENT •e.r •'rl'!lck eHtattr Core etulltfoi-r ·i' -~ tl ·-~ ,Y - . .- . I eAnyTyp. ' AND BRAKE SERVICE HOCKit!GPORT,_OHIO PHONI 667.;q70 s=~~E ' II EXPERIENCED ' SUCk'-'. 1 "'AII1 AD PIIOMI tftolt• BLAmNARS KEITH GOBLE FORD ' WY Ml96 MlddltpOrt, 0. I ~AJII!R ' MIDNI$HT! ·- •i _..,, ! l'M IURPRI!ED lr'ICM leN'!' Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy • .":::t : WAmNG UP 1860 RAMBLER, make an fer. Call alter 5 p. m. 2i75. cAPit · DERBY AND HfR OPIN IVU. NO P.M. IDOIItb IIIII up. ~ Bowley .,_,. Daa.l aM_911Jf: ........... ~ ....... ,.,. • p. m. ploODe 118NS?f. .......... .... .. ..a••ICI .....ttOUU .. ... ...,,. ::X:IEII!CE '.~;: ITE I" i'$ AN INSMNT I HIT WITtt [;ULLY 1 SO YOU THINK IT OPt7 OF ME TO . 10 50Jt.D · ME! 7 9 3tc ·' ly HOWl! · MOIJIQUE, I LOVE <,txJ ! !~;H~EIDER ::=:111111 r.. "~- FIRS!' 11-lltJG l'M G()/.G TO 00 AFTER WE'RE MARRIED IS BIJV HtR I WA~JT TO MARRY YOU! ·:· ..·, A HEARIIJG AID! Fred R. Will, Sr. Executor of tile Estate Frank Wll1, Dece~ed. (7) '· 10, 11, ly MERRILl. BLOSSER 1 NOW TAKING APPLICAnONS r ·i ·, ..·. BY HAROLD GRAl ' FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. Conta(f Faye Manley ~ddlep9rt . To ·- AL.ait ~ dial lor fancy tmoholes, 8eWll on monograms,~ ' IT'S UP lt/ JH· ...liON LEADeR$/ IF TI-IE.Y I)ISAGA&&' 'lHEY'IJ. bailt ln, . 1-W'TA 00 !!j!jiR OWN FIGHTIN I anteed, pay off paJIIIIIII.s, t&.15 each. 62t To GINSENQ·~ $30 ~ lb., YIJ.Ilow root 'I-t$ lb., llll)' allolle I root 2lc 'JI£ji '41114 ........ IOc rates. lb. Clean ..... dry, 8111 Bailey, trailer, Reed.ivlllf, "Oblo. 7 5 Ito · model, new, aleepil 4. Can ------··· -·-----~-SCARP IRON ~ art1 tlnd. WID ltlf • eGDtalned. Blrpla ed at.,_ R. 0. Barlea, plck up. Alllo bedlng of ... Ololo. Pbone 'I'IU'/35. . kind. Reeflll""'e file. 7 I IIIG 992-D. ' • 12te -8JIC6 Ml'edt Loll JIUI' opera!... llcelllet CaD WY M9ll8. ,)i; • 15 lie Legal Notice sor·· SAL ll now a menvl West wllh rrt . • pl. Sloe used Blue Lustre IIIII uploolstery cl..- . electric lh1mpr;vp lloz "· . , _ , er llurulture. •1. ~- 7 10 "'~-t- - - - , .... ... .=N W.!' 7 10 Uet BUNNY J ., "4 ....•• 'I'W•L , I I DB'l' .,..,.,eza.oer. I I ~ • BDQLJI ,. DCI I . YL'I'DG,LB l"WaOz.a, · ' I . .. : I ·I ,,, . ·~· ' ' ~ . ' EdA&' Jdow.b, c._r.• . · VJllaej of ......., t •• ,..• • , ... ··-~ :'· r'.l I(\~' . ... I , o f I . �.. '·~. •,1r I. ( .. ' ., ·, ,. •• ; .. ,. ·,·' ' • .. l'I, ~IGfl'r j ~ (: ' ·DOWN SNUFFY, AN' ~ ey fKilo ' I.A!iSWii'L .r ' ' ,., . . '' : ' .etV~ t'l.~~ .., " ; ) ' r-rt'IOa LVIMit .. IIQBIN MALON! r.;AID~S::;HS;;;I>::;A:;;OOfW;:;;;";lOU,;;,-ft~;;:~T";:;r;;i;;~;;j;;ft;;, •. HOP!i VO!flL.I'Oil61Ve ~ ­ PUSHIN& TH~ \'IAU.Er 6ALLE/tl' iloe!N. MINI> JF;I: AR~5e' A .I>ATC F'OR THi> T>l~a< OF U5 ';- 00 YO!J, ~&IN, ~ur :r: AM 'PR91JP OFTWINKY/ LONZO--I'Ll I'LLPLAVVE BE .RIGHT BACK ' CHECKERS ___ _ .t"':::··· '"' - -:. ..__ _.....--. _,_,.. ,....,...., ......... . . ~ BOARD 1\LlSET UP, SOME .,. ' •• . GITTH' CHECKER- AN'!iET ASPELL, ' ! )~ <~~ ' ·~-·· lleUI.A'no. fdlt .,. . . . . .., . . - .~ w·,...._.,.,.. __ ..... COrt'ltf ......... . ·-------~ ""' ~~-----­ ,.,, ..,_ · · - - - - - -.. 1· · batb, .....o•--L·w• ll'l<t . . ..... ..... & .. Oil . CAID niAIIQ ~--'u..:j"' ' t(lssc~SUN SCAIII~!N;..--, .;.,N 985-33GO, aoe.ter. 7ztfc II ' 1- - - - - - - - - - ··- AU\1.111 " " " ' ' J.UIIIINI -··~ed ··• lUlU •••'-\IU'"InP . •~••• • .,.,.1 lllled apartmeDII -QI -rMllttliMI Ill a.. .., - addltiOMI ......... .H. . - II. ~Motor .......,, .. .a.... _. .,,,.,..,.,_._,,,._ Co. IT'I IAIY TO fiLACI A ly AL ARR'I VE BY SEA IN A FOlDI NG KAYA.I( EH, iOLJNG MAN? MY AN CE STORS ' VE55ELS NOT MLJC'li 61G6E ~. , I~ ...... . . '· ·- .:'1. ~ •·· COL L EAGUE~11= NVT W ~ TH EVINRUDE · Sllesand Service All"" R.cJiatw Shep 'WHEEL AUGNMENT •e.r •'rl'!lck eHtattr Core etulltfoi-r ·i' -~ tl ·-~ ,Y - . .- . I eAnyTyp. ' AND BRAKE SERVICE HOCKit!GPORT,_OHIO PHONI 667.;q70 s=~~E ' II EXPERIENCED ' SUCk'-'. 1 "'AII1 AD PIIOMI tftolt• BLAmNARS KEITH GOBLE FORD ' WY Ml96 MlddltpOrt, 0. I ~AJII!R ' MIDNI$HT! ·- •i _..,, ! l'M IURPRI!ED lr'ICM leN'!' Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy • .":::t : WAmNG UP 1860 RAMBLER, make an fer. Call alter 5 p. m. 2i75. cAPit · DERBY AND HfR OPIN IVU. NO P.M. IDOIItb IIIII up. ~ Bowley .,_,. Daa.l aM_911Jf: ........... ~ ....... ,.,. • p. m. ploODe 118NS?f. .......... .... .. ..a••ICI .....ttOUU .. ... ...,,. ::X:IEII!CE '.~;: ITE I" i'$ AN INSMNT I HIT WITtt [;ULLY 1 SO YOU THINK IT OPt7 OF ME TO . 10 50Jt.D · ME! 7 9 3tc ·' ly HOWl! · MOIJIQUE, I LOVE <,txJ ! !~;H~EIDER ::=:111111 r.. "~- FIRS!' 11-lltJG l'M G()/.G TO 00 AFTER WE'RE MARRIED IS BIJV HtR I WA~JT TO MARRY YOU! ·:· ..·, A HEARIIJG AID! Fred R. Will, Sr. Executor of tile Estate Frank Wll1, Dece~ed. (7) '· 10, 11, ly MERRILl. BLOSSER 1 NOW TAKING APPLICAnONS r ·i ·, ..·. BY HAROLD GRAl ' FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. Conta(f Faye Manley ~ddlep9rt . To ·- AL.ait ~ dial lor fancy tmoholes, 8eWll on monograms,~ ' IT'S UP lt/ JH· ...liON LEADeR$/ IF TI-IE.Y I)ISAGA&&' 'lHEY'IJ. bailt ln, . 1-W'TA 00 !!j!jiR OWN FIGHTIN I anteed, pay off paJIIIIIII.s, t&.15 each. 62t To GINSENQ·~ $30 ~ lb., YIJ.Ilow root 'I-t$ lb., llll)' allolle I root 2lc 'JI£ji '41114 ........ IOc rates. lb. Clean ..... dry, 8111 Bailey, trailer, Reed.ivlllf, "Oblo. 7 5 Ito · model, new, aleepil 4. Can ------··· -·-----~-SCARP IRON ~ art1 tlnd. WID ltlf • eGDtalned. Blrpla ed at.,_ R. 0. Barlea, plck up. Alllo bedlng of ... Ololo. Pbone 'I'IU'/35. . kind. Reeflll""'e file. 7 I IIIG 992-D. ' • 12te -8JIC6 Ml'edt Loll JIUI' opera!... llcelllet CaD WY M9ll8. ,)i; • 15 lie Legal Notice sor·· SAL ll now a menvl West wllh rrt . • pl. Sloe used Blue Lustre IIIII uploolstery cl..- . electric lh1mpr;vp lloz "· . , _ , er llurulture. •1. ~- 7 10 "'~-t- - - - , .... ... .=N W.!' 7 10 Uet BUNNY J ., "4 ....•• 'I'W•L , I I DB'l' .,..,.,eza.oer. I I ~ • BDQLJI ,. DCI I . YL'I'DG,LB l"WaOz.a, · ' I . .. : I ·I ,,, . ·~· ' ' ~ . ' EdA&' Jdow.b, c._r.• . · VJllaej of ......., t •• ,..• • , ... ··-~ :'· r'.l I(\~' . ... I , o f I . �-. '. '·di ' •. • .. Program with · ... Society' ... by , Charlene Boe/iich, T~ 992..5292 · A patriotic "81...11\p of program. · Llberly"' wu sented by Mrs. Dale Smllb Frldly Jlilbl's meeting of Happy llarvest;era Claas Trln"y UDited Cburch of ~11r1SL 1 In her talk, Ev · ~· I , Now You l6tOw ' omt . Presented ·' • , . ' ' ' .. -...' .. . ,v ' ,, • '· I• • lj j, : ( . ••• • ·~ ,I to: . Uez . . . ·.~ -. .. ' .t.. .. .' ase ,.., ' ' WALTI!R'LUGAN · Alilia Eball llew·to New York Bbnflar lelllll! are slaUoned Cairo today for two dayo Qf 1latl~ Pl'ea rlntemiuoJIII attend a re&WDed •ion of wllh Egyptian lltops. The "bnjiortam diiCliSSions" with U.N. General Assembly. Security Council called for tbe Egyptian 1~, the semt· . · . Nqrweglan Gen. Qdd BuD. observers after heavy flghtlng oflicial Middle J!ast News . · the Suez . be~ of lhe U.N. truce .llrokf· out acrosa the ceaseflro ~ency re~. ~ steady ceilse-flre ~. ' s~r,ory orgaolzatlon Jn t~ lllle ,S.turday. ·stream of SQvtet dignllarres, Egypt, .'liolstered by the Mloidle East, was invited by In Calro, Egyptian l'l'esldent including President Nlkolat V. presence oflllx SoVIet llarshlps Jarael and Egypt to work out . Gamaf Abdel Nasser was Podgomy, bas visited Cairo and repqrted!J Algerian. troops the eallll·Mo!lday accept. ed IJ'.N. Security Coun.cll call for observera. ' Israel aoitoUnced iliJ aceeptance todliy •• Foreign Mtnlster arrangements f<l' postinC an i moel!ng Jordanian King Huaseln observer for.e. IIIJIII Algertan Prellldent Houari Officials said Israel Is pre- Boumedienne for a second pared to aooept obJerver teams round of summit talks. · on tbe eastern side of the canal ,Soviet Depul)r F..-.!gn Miniswhich II controls, proviled let Jacob Malik errlved In during the past few weeks. Noles Algerian Presence The first Indication that Algerlana were stationed along the Suez Canal came In tbe seml-o!!Jolal Cairo newspaper • Ire ·e ' .). l• ' , '' ·Make Elberfelds In. ·Pomer_o.y . . . ' '· ' Your ·Shopping Center I MEIGS ' '• . . ! . . ,.. " ': See the many new arri~aJs all over ·the· st~;e- Wearing appare~ fo~ y~ur family and furnishingsfoiyour home. : · ' '1<'" ' . . •.• Fotce · Stands Finn Against ~ . Also this is July Cl~aranc.e Sale Time for f~rniture and·reiJdy to wear housewares, mens and boys wear, towels and sheets, li_ng~rie and infants wear, l~ggage and draperiis, · appliances, refrigerators, stoves, washers and dryers, _ I . . LET ELBEI!fELDS IN POMEROY outfit your home coMpletely with f!,rni.ure; floor coverings, appliances and draperies. Prompt delivery, correct installation and Sensible Credit, TONIGHT & TUESDAY July 10·11 "KISS THE GIRLS & MAKE THEM OlE" Michael Connors and Dorothy Provine - PLUS- c ' •ASSAULT ON A QUEEN" Frank Sinatra and v. Lis! . Cheaper by the pair MEIGS THEATRE '' . " Electric AIR COND NlNG ~ _., and HEATING in a single unit TONIGHT ondTUISDAY July .10.11 "THI CDOL ONES" (Technieolor) Roddy McDonll Debbie Watson l'ooturtllo: Wllo o-y Cotorc1rtoons: Room&lortd out•o.t• Om NO MONEY DOWN • LOW MONTHLY fAYM:ENTS '. Wt-IY tnd Thund.ty • July 12-13 U..,...edltilcdlct.... toconillltotheComfort NOTOPIM .· 1w1ns ... 1 lil&ll lilt 11111 pump that IJir.coalilu IIIOW STAlTU P.M. . $JSI&m In the same package! Blly With • ~., and llw ....., P.,.ellb, with a J,O.JW 1111.. , Including service, parts and labor at-no addltio111ls ~ · c...lltl llllsflclloa...-utll• or, under the tlrml of yGllr written coa~antee, your monit ,iilill be :rilumttl. ,. llfl!l In summer and alllo1111tilillly reverses itself to provide llaeb'- IIIII: In winter. If you're cot1Sideri111 alr-condl · ilonlna or a new lumact, wllno "llllf·wtly'', when )'011 c:an' pi bolllalr-c:onditlonin& and • tolally new electric heatina lllillllll••• far lllldl. ' ' ·. ' Agai1 This WHkl MID-SUMMER CLEARANCE Do·99mething about Udl11' Conni11, Jacqueline, Paris Fllhlon and ' '\ Yourwea tber.' HMI H.,...n. Sprint~ and Summer 5..... In all colon. ·.'• ..... VALUESTO 15.99 3.87 .to 9.87 •' A tc10C1 Hltctlon of New Fall Shoal Now In Stoclcl -------. .... '. ' ' . OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 .'• .. .,. ALSO OPIN ALL DAY THURSDAYS, . KUN• ' '•.· .,, ~ ,·,., ·· ,, ' ~"' ·' ' ~ ' ·\>-~ ' -~ ' \ ~ .. " . . -..-' ' ··f •··. .... '; ~. . I ., . 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