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Iraq Cairo, official sources ~aid VOwed to ''lul'n thi9 setback" _lh~~:~~lsrael wanted the U.N. ins(M!C- (Israel's military victol'J,. last . tofs to be able to radio or ~th) Into a new ~ telephone eaoh ather aCI'088 lbe •jiolnt joward the JUSt national ·IJU!.,•ull!l,"''" Middle I dna!. They !Old tlraei figured aims pursulld by lhe Arab . war.. , this would speed up the NatiOn ••. " lt·\i~·. lnje!! off1cials s-id reporting of any <-ease-fire ~'~·· · ;;;;;;;;;;;;;._. . tO step ~tween violation. ~ armies !Qday, 'lblly Defend Temporary Stalul be on duty Sunday a But the Egyptians want the lllimili·li!td> ~ lliem baek. Inspectors on either side the troullh! ap p ar en t canal to report only to the Bull stelllliled 'frOm Israel and headquarters in Jerusalem. The disagreelllg on how the Egyptian reasoning was that ID · """' -·" tolk 1 any other arrangements would fhlr~~i:· man~• to make the Suez Canal lite ~-'lhe Sue; Cane!... line, deep In U.A.R territory, Coillnid'i<toey ae~ something of a pel'manent truce .iava1e · sall!i-day flibting line Instead of the temporary IIIJ:Ihlie-long !rOD!, Israel cease-fire line as Cairo sees lt. shooling six '!'he U.N. force of 8 to U men ~ will only report Violations. II II)' The UPI iJ.A.R. laCks jiower to step between J k lU UH Jd $pff~ the fighting units. un a e ~es, un entire In Cairo Itself, U.A.R. Pres· WASIIINGTON - THE POST regliftent .U.d a ta,nt Gamal Abdei Nasser and Office Deparll!\ent has stopped · Unit. Cairo four fellow "radical anti· sbipping m cis I magazinea, l'!f~~ for.ces blocked lstaeU" Arab iead!'!'S Sunday ne'l(spapera, paekages a n d hitting ~;n mUitary wound up summit ~- As ''Junk mall" for the duration of s)ls, struck 'civilians instend. eXJlllcled, they said no !lord of the ··ttonwlde rail sti'lke. J:lie combat o!illed • c~ll1)lromtse with lsraef. Postmaster General Lawrence nt8ht ~nd Gen. Odd BuU, A]ointanuouncementgaveno 10'B"' . ~~ Sunday,that who heads I an enibargo ha!l>een platt!d on :rruce. . OOJ!P~. ·oN INSECTS . I all lleCOI\d, . third and fourth , . : class mall to be delivered more . !!:very conceivable kind of In- than 150 miles wl t h the exto have hiS sect and SPI'der nees from lh"I' ceptlon of periabables. • 1' ' • • • ood Ffer>"h. 'approac!hing horde when a col· , I t1!e Cinp by wa•'lf arllly anta is on. 1 he H~ 1 Sunday noon. LJke much else mol"e 1n tha South American COLUMBUS "- EDWARD F. i ~!.,10 ..W...sota Detroll Bolton • Call(prnla CleYelalld • WORLD ~ work,'~at a )'\t~r d.at<!!' Iitself on the inseeta. . lion of whieh he has been secre- Kanaas City • • ., .. - . Leanllal to JDOYe caref11_111 ud qaJell1 II I 1111111 wh eD worldnC belabldenetll1 JiDOI. • . ---~~--------------------------~--------~--- 371nmates • BERRYDALE, Fla. (UP!) . 1 '1 I 'I I' b'' £ D B • • R • · Pam Ro Inson 0 ayton eVJnmng As ISS, Oh"10 candidate as M'ISS Amenca • I I 141tt.!r;:-Je!t;,:'· ~teohen t2:)~~~i'•·o~: 1 r: I ~~.:~:.:n~-~- ~mC_"~~ !t. Gal~~ls,_ \':5 . Sch00}SubSl"'dy8'}} I G'Iven G d Ch £A al lq:-1 00 ance 0 . pprov . ed Enemy Rak Ch'3fIeston MilkPriCe p':tU ents o~tgoing ~rsity u c wo~ a i 4.: w.l fu. Canoe) SoClety , Notes a :bo. i ' •' I II'*'•""" • ""'" "' .::;,:,,";,.:•m.:.;, n';.; 1 ,.,. ~ Pel. GB ' · 50 37 ·575 · ... St. I:Aiuta . 40 31 .SB .570 4Iii Chicago 4~ 40 CinclnnaU 45 to .529 f AUanll\ , 47 44 .616 5 San Fripeisco 42 46 .477 a 4 Pittsburgh 51 f9 49 45 47 42 36 36 41 39 41 41 .516 .563 .sQ .53f! .534 .506 .... ... New York on SUoilay, the Mack Jones a'·"'ed :O:efl:!t:" ~ ~~ · i' ~~II(; lnnln ' ~ 7' doublebead~: 4 aS:'P 8 """'e •'the Detroit t-5 and W·""'·"'on Kranepooi's second· homer. In Ad 11 Philll , · and Inning to lead the A~ Ed Kran~pooi, who, had gone hom:, ~ B~e· : : Braves to a 2-1 vlctaey orer'tlte hille!lll in hi9 last 11 limos a! run cirl!uit shot Jed the Cuba to !"ittsburgh Plr~tes, · 81!!1 the bat •. broke out pf hl1 ,,liiii)P by victory 1n the optner of their z~-~1,!:~~~: l)l . ,was Jlllllnded fill' tie-breaking run ·~'f tliof! allth topped Clrweiand t-1. --... . E:O I -·- hits In '"'"'"'"" game 'tn".......... the · Rellev« Cbuck Pinel! h11Jouttb victory ill decisions 1n lhe nightcap. -·R• seventh 4146ml9m~-all~~~~~~~~~~~-~~uH~ou;~~A~s;tr~~~]~'~dou;~;·1b;~~s;~~g~t;w;o~~;m~•~rs~an~· ;d;~~·Jin~g~~~ub:k:be:~:er~~:· :th~S~an~Fr:a:~:-~~;~:·~M;a~t;~e=m~~~;~~;~;;~:~~~ 36 50 .419 14~ The two !oases ' cut the header from the ~~es In five runs for the Mell. He co. homered to Ill• 41 47 .466 ~~ LoB Angeles 39 47 .453 10\!i Houston · :rr ~ to4 14 New York 36 52 .409 15\il 31 50 .405 !Gill ALLSTAR I 0 Meigs Legion Du~ped by Lane,aster~ Boaton 9 Detroit 5 New York 2 St. Louis I, Jst Minnesota 5 California I, 1st New York 8 St. Louis 5, 2nd The Meigs AmerJCjm Legion Lancaster for the Djmrict 8 a base on balls to Steve Fin- od by 1 aacrlflce from BII Minnesota 7 Callfornia I, 2nd Houaton 4 Loa Angeles l, Jot baseball team Wllll ousted from championship, and the right to law and an error 00 a long ny Swan a walk to BID Moore Chicago 5 Kansas City I; 1st Houston ·a ~. Angeles 2, District 8 t()urnament play Sun- compete in the slate tourney, ball hit by George Sauer. a sac'rifice from Buddy Kanaaa City 7 Chicago 0, 2nd Chicago 9 San Francisco 0, tat day lllC)ming as Lancaster hat been set for Saiurday at The score remained at s.. The fmal Meip run was Today'o Probahle Pllcbers Chicago 3 San Francisco 2, handed the local nme a 14-7 da- 2 p.m. In Lancaster. until the top of the fourth when lied In the sixth when fAll Times EDT) Today'• Probable Pitchers feat. , . Meigs trailed all the way In Lancaster went on another acor· led off wltb 1 single. Swan BaiUmore (Piloebus 7-4) at 1 The losa was Meigs .second lls tilt against the Lancaster ing rampage that netted s tx Moore were both issued New York (Stottlemyre 7-9), 81 . (Ali Times EDT! In the double· elimination event. nine Sunday. runs. Batey was relieved by and Buddy Moore was oale p.m. ! Pittsburgh (Veale 10-3) an Meigs had suffered a H . lou Righthander Ralph Batey, IBill Moore aqotber r!ghthand· a fielder's choice Cleveland (:rtant 7-3) at I Atlanta (Johnson B·l), 8 p.m. i to Athens in It Innings Satur- Etartlng pitchtr for Meip, had er, wllb three runs home and Other Melp hit; were a Washington CColeman 5-6), 8' New York ccardwell 3-6) at day morning and then beat ~- control trouble at OJlCo a'!d Lan- the bases loaded. Crowell, Lan- ond inning single by 7 3 9 p.m. St Louis CHug~s · l. p.m. gan IHO Saturday af!ernoon caster scored five. .runs. on ro.ur caster'''catcber, prompUy hit a sJ••I• by Spencer, a double Detroit cMcLaln 10-10) at Phlladelp!»a (L. Jackson 6-9! •·w~al a haU tame 11 to earn a berth Jn the Sunday alka nd t hila 111e f 8t ·-o Boston (Stange 4-6), 7;30 p.m. at Cincln~aU CMalonty 7-5), a real lialfesl" was ' IDJorning comP,OIItion. ~-a wo m " ~=• ':tte~~~:n:~~- before Sauer In the Rventh ~ an ry, Callforilla (Brunet 7-12) at p.m. Lancaster returned in t b e Meigs came back In the bot- Meigs got two runs In t h 0 WI Minnesota (Merritt 6-1), 2:151 Chicago (Nye 8-5) al San afternoon Stmday to upend Ath· tom of the first and scored four bottom of the fourth on a dou. p.m. Franciseo (Sadecki 3-0), 4 p.m. ena by a 8-5 margin. '!'he "rub runs on triples by Buddy Moore, ble by Tom Spencer and 8 sin, - .-""f!"--' !Only games scheduled) (Only games scheduled) off" game between Atbena and Dick Werry, and G!b Milliron, gle from Georg~ Sauer, followSahlrdaJ _:_ . . Tutoday'o Gameo 'l'uesday's Games By l,lnlted Prell lDtenatiOnal ' ------ · - · ·--· IIOYLAKE, England (UP!)- AliiiLAtiD New York at Cleveland, night Houston at New York, night N lie I Le ' IaleruUollll League Slandlllp Roberto DeVIC..ZO won the Mark, ~ · ot;I11111ri:lil: Washington at Oeiroit, niRht Los Ang at Phlla, 2, twi-night a 88 ague , British open with a - . ..... "'o!DOII't flo t B1 nigh G. AB R. H. Pel. ' By Unltod Pl'fll Intemallonal ••• "' ston a a tlmore. t San ·Fran at Pitts, 2, twl-night Staub Hou 76 281 31 99 _3521, By Unlled Prell IDW1'118!lollal .(-d Game) ~ • Alllateur Gclll tHie Mmnesota atKan City, niRhl St Louis at Cincinnati, niglit Ce ed' StL 83 '" w L Pet GB SILVESTONE. Engl~ (UP]' ...••-"_...___ .. 11111 1 313 53110 .!51, Chicago at CaI'loml 1 ht All t t Ch' P a, Amerloan LeaCaW. 1103 120 01106 13 o I • • • · ' "' --· "" "' 1 a, n g an a a JCago Cl!Wlte, p,·tt •• 31• ~ 1 .--Jimmy Clark of Scot-.J, Fla , , and •. _ __:_c__ · - - - · ---- -' " ' • - 09.3481Cleve. 00011000!0-1 40IMinn. OOOIIZ20t-7JO! IRacbester 49 34 590 • • : .: . McCrvr, StL 73 2•• 41 85 346 · ... driving a Lotu•Ford won the · ·" "' · IWasll. 100 100 OZI- 4 8 I I Wright, Cimino (6), Rojas C6), Richmond 48 38 558 2\1 ' . • Gonzlz, Phil 73 227 36 76 .335 McDowell, Pena (8) and 'Turner (8) and KirkpatriCk, Columbus 42 43 . ,British Grand Prix for the flftb SEAm..£, ·Wub. (~ Rose, Cin 76300 54 99.330 Sima; Huriipbreys, Priddy l1) R""·ers (6); Grant, Roland (4), Jacksonville 40 « ::: :11 time in sli ye..-~. Verne Callllan iii' Sacra~ Aaron, All 81308 51100 .3"' """ _,..., the 1117 .......... "" I and Casanova. WP-Humphreys Perry (8), Oiiom 17), Worthing- Toronto 38 42 475 9\1 a~.. ,.,.... --..,. 64 231 39 74 .320 I(3-1). LP-McDoweil (6-6). HRS Iton (8) and Zimmerman Battey IM!alo Torre, All 38 12 . 475 Ill NEW_ YORK (UPI)-Dama• title with iW1 totiL , Allen, Phil 83 307 62 ffl 316 ' • • cus, wmner of the Prealmus ,....... · !-McMullen Z C7th and 8th), (6). WP-Worthington l!i-4) . fyracuse 39 « .470 10 and Belmont. captured the 10th ' ...._ ~ Davis. NY 83 311 ~ ffl .312 1Maye 17th). IPhlia. 010 100 500-- 8 14 0 Toledo 37 44 .457 II running of the l83,il50 Dwyor SV'I'l'ONt·~UPI'-"...L American League list Game) Cin. 000 1100 DOl)- 0 4 l ! Suada ,1 Resaita Ha 0 di t A ueduct 'r ......._ ,-.-..,G. ABI\. H•. Pet. Kans. City OOt 000 tlOO- I 7 I Bunning (9-61 and Oliver ; 1 Y cap a q · · ww.,,orth urded • • far -~winnlDg tiiGI In die Ladlel F RBsn, Bai 61252 54 115 .337 Chicago 020 1100 SO.- ~ 7 I Arrigo, Lee <61, McCool (71, I Buffalo 6 Toronto 2, lsi SALEM, N.H. (UPI)-Dr. ProfeJslollll , Golf "-llllion Kaline, Del 61235 51 77 .323 Hunter (8-6) ,and Roof; Wood, Nottebart <71, Baldschun 19) Toronto 6 Buffalo 3, 2nd Fager, in an awesome dlsptay title. , . Ystzski, Boo 84301 54 98 .326 Wilhelm (8) and Martin. WP- and Coker. LP-Arrlgo (5-4). Toledo Z Columbus 0, 1st 1of power, triumphed in tha Carew, Min 81 ~ 42 9S .311 Woad (1.0). IIR-Calllson ltllh). ,1oledo I Columbus 0, Znd ' $85.400 R~ng~am Special, BARCELONA.'·· (UPl)-. Two no-hitters and one !-hitter highlighted Salur- Conglro, Bos 84 240 40 71 .296 '2od Game) list Game) Rochester 12 Syracuse 6, 1st beating Hall to Reason by ~~ ManQel SaDiau and JUIII· day's action in the ninth annual Kyger Creek Little Blatr, Bai '19 277 34 81 .292 Kans. C1ty 210 000 301- 7 7 0 iChiCago 300 005 tOO- 9 8 0 Rochester It Syracuse 5, 2nd lengths in the track r rd 1 Gisbert I!I!ONll ~ League Baseball tournament on the KC Employees dia· Petrelli, Bas 71244 31 71 .291 Chicago 000 000 ooo- 0 3 2 San Fran. 000 000 000- 0 6 I Ricllmond 2 Jacksonville 1 I:U\i for tbe mile-and~ a~- 11 Spain eillllinatod ,. , : : mond. . Scott, Bos az 295 38 84 .28~ Lindblad (5-3) and Roof: 1 Culp (7-7) and Hundley; eight race 4-tKavlh Sheets blanked the Middleport Senators 8-0 Fregosl, Cal 115287 51 81 .2821Monteagudo, McMahon (2), Perry, Bolin {7), Henry (9) and EQUESTRIAN CHAMP · 0.:~ DaVis Cup on a no-hlt performance for the Gallipolis Senators, faniBuzhardt l!), Looker. m. IHaller. LP-Perry !5-11). HRS INGLEWOOD Cal'f (UP!) · ning 10 In Saturday's o~enlng battle Home Roal Howard (t) and McNertney. LP 1-Banks (16th), Philllpa I14th). H l C KS TRJ.: AM Ellgland N~tive Diver beca~; 8 ·In the second outing, Steve Miller hurled Pt. fleas- B~:~~~~L';; !r,u\!.:;o~: -Monteagudo (0-1). HRs-Roof l(7nd Game) (UPli-Marlon Caakes of IJrl· dollar earner with hi9 ~.:~~A\= ~~" ant Kiwanis to a 6-1 victory over Letart, allowing the los• Y • • 14th), Monday (lOth). Chicago 020 000 001- 3 3 0 tam rode Siroller faultlessly over the !avo~ Pr••ense.· th ., ....,.. 1 n to ers only one safety. Perez. Reds and Hart, Giants Detroit 010 102 001- ~ 8 3 San Fran. 000 101 000- 2 7 o: Sunday to win the British $162JOO Hall woad Park Ill . • .,ormu 1 ·au raee """ • In the nightcap, Gallipolis Tiger hurler Dan Keisling 18: Banks and Santo, Cubs 17- Boston oo; 300 lOx- 9 t 2 Stoneman, Hads C6), Gardner jumping derby . at the interna- l Cu ' · Y Gold Maserali, edginJ JaciJ; Jlnbham. blanked the Midleport Red Sox 5-0, and in doing so, Anlerican League: Killebrew, Sparma, Dobson 14), Hiller (8), Hartenstein (8) and Hund- tiona! equestrian meet. · . p. of Australia by IHI lltan two whiffed 1~ Middleport slugTwms 29; Howard, Senators 21: (6) aod Price; Brandon, Lyle 'ley; Herbel, Linzy (9) and 1 secondl. • gers. In the nightcap, Dan Keis- F. Robinson, Orioles and (6) and Ryan WP-Brandon (3- Haller. WP-Hartensteln (4-1). Kathy Kusner and OCEANPORT, N,J. (~!)Eighteen teams have n ling permitted only six base Yastrzemsky, Red Sox 21; 7). LP-Sparma C9-3). HRs- LP-Herbei 12- 2). HRs-Banks Chapot of the United States Handsome Boy (18.10) Whipped ClfESTNUII' !IILf,, Malt. been eliminated from runners - all by walks _ as ManUe, Y~nU. .17, : Harton (lith), Conigliaro (15th), Cl7th), Hart (!Sth). we~e two of seven riders ~~ !avo~ Amberoid '" lho (UPl)-Rod LaV!r and ment competitioll, which lhe undefeated Gallipolis :rtgers Run• Boiled In Yastrzemakl (21st), Stanley (1st Game) fllllllhed in a tie for 10cond :ial runnmg of the $112,400 G1meno won 101111-linal ~ on July 7. Twenty-two remain blanked the Middleport Red NaUonal League: Wynn As- (5th). New York 000 000 200- 2 f 1 place. ~h ;••~ell Handicap at In the PI~.~ Jll'O lenilll in the running. Sox, 5-0, tros 86· Cepeda - Card,' 64 . 114 Innings) St Louis 000 000 tOO- 1 6 0 ou ar championllhip. _ · ... Tonight, ~t 7, the Gallipolis Keisling fanned IS. The Red Harts, Giants 62 ;' Perez, Red; Baltimore 'onnett, Renlfl 18) and Wils~n, Sherry (8) and Charter No. 8441 Nitional Blnf ilti!on No. 4· Red Sox Will battle the Pame- So< made three errors, the :rt- 61· Aaron Braves and Santo 000 000 001 000 01-2 10 0 s,.li:van, Grote (81; Washburn, !dlebosh, Osteen (ll-9) and REPORT OF CONDmON 0!' roy. Pirates. At 8:30, the Galli- gers were perfect in the field. c,;bs 58 ' ' New York Hoorner (8) and Romano, .or rg. WP-Wilson (~). polis While Sox will meet Pt. Ho"!ever, only two Middleport · 010 000 000 000 00- I 4 I McCarver (91. WP-Bennett O· (2nd Game) "' o .. Pleasant Malleable Iron.. , lads managed to hit the bali- ~mertcaa League: .Killebrew, Dillman, Dr o bows k y (8), 0). LP-Washburn CH). HR- Houston 001 013 030- a 12 1 · ·" Tuesday, at· 7, Addlville s Ault new dut to the first base- T~ns 66; Yastnemsk1, Red Sax Ricllert n3) and Etcheharren; Kranepool (6th). Los Ang. ooo 010 100-- 2 7 1 OF MIDDLEPORT • Jeta will take on Pt. Pleasant man In the sixth, and R. Bali- 62: F. Robinson, Orioles 511; Talbot, Hamilton (9), Womack !2nd Game) In the sta · • " People's Bank. At 8:30 p.m., ey grounded out to the pitcher Howard, Senators 56; Kallne, 114) and C.ibbo. P-Ricbert (1- New York 1103 050 000- a 112 Blasingame, Sembera (61, 1967 Publ::h~~ ?nh~, at lhe ~~ 0 ~ of :lllinea 011 JUIII :10, the Middleport Yankees w II I In the fourth. ,Tigers 53. 10). LP-Womact (4-4). !IRS- St. ~uis 200 200 100- 5 11 3 ~iusU (7) ~nd Bateman; the Currency under":;~: 52~~ ~~ eR~~i~r:!'i'!:, of battle the Pomeroy Dodgers. For 1 i PitcbinJ ManUe (17th), B. Robinson Selma, D. Shaw (4), B. Shaw rewer, Regan (S), Miller ' ASSETS · · " 1 Saturday'• llelalll rive ~tsw!~in w~u~~: M Nalioaal League: McCormick, tllth). 15) and Grate: Cosman, LaPerranoakl (8) and Torborg, Cuh, balances with other banks, and < 1 In the first conleJt. the ~roene Ra werrJ had a . · 12-3; Nolan, Reds 8-2: CJst Game) mabe (31. Wlills (S), Woode- Campllllis (8), WP-Blaslngame cash Items in process of collection ----- ' 473,7ti8.0I~ 510' polls Senators, behind the le 8 • Y . Braves 7-Z; . Veale, Calif. 000 100 0110- 1 4 1 shick (61, Jackson (9) and C3-l). LP-Brewer (2-2). <l<wernment obiipUons -·---· l.810,260,7S" perfect hurling of Kavln gK i,slln. Burndettbal ••ngndie, lngnani Jarvis, Braves f.3. Minn 100 000 tox- 5 & I McCarver WP-B Shaw (3-9) Mathews Clth), Wynn (22nd). Loa d of State• and pol!tlcal subdivlllolll ~14S:Gll'. ked the M!ddl rl e g a ou e a s e, A rl L<l · • • na an discounts ' btan epo and T. Perry a ~ubie. '!'he Timo caa ague: H~rlen, Kelso, Turner (7), Burdette LP-Lamaba (1).4). HRs-Mario Pitta. ooo 001 000- 1 5 Balllr: premises, fw;!litiifeindiixiii-ei;'ii,d____ s•587•BSt.CJI :...,...-. tors, ~gera scored three runs in the Sox 11-2: Sparma, Tigers til and Rodgers; Jloawell (8-4) :6tb), Kranepoai (7th). Atlanta ooo Oil oox- 2 6 other assets repreaenting ballk miles ea ifii,1 Sheets allowed four walks, third and wrapped it up 9-2; ~nborg, Red ~~ U-3; and Battey, Zimmerman (8). list Game) . Law, McBean (8), O'Dell C!) Other assets lncludlne no djrect Ieaae 1 18 and four other Middleport two more ill the fourth. Angelo 8-1, Peters, LP-Keiso (4-2). HR-Aiilson Houston 000 00.1 001-4 9 1 and May; Niekro C!i-4) and TOTAL ASSETS .. reache(j base vta errors, but So• 11-4. (llthl. Loa Ang. 0011 ooo 001- 1 9 1 Uec!cer LP-Law (0-1) ----·----------·----- "·279•11&7.tl : tbe losers could not dent home , - -- - - - --- .. • • LIABfLITlES · ·· ' : '" ....' • Demand deposits of individuals · .. wtrmers broke a tt• partnerships, and corpor~tlo111 ----·•-- U SOO 11!....... Time and savmrs deposita of ladtvlduall, ' ' :: with three runs In the thIrd. partnel'llhlp_s, and corpor~tio111 ·-·---·- 4,034,12t.fo:' They added two 1n the fourth. '• Deposito of UD!ted States Government ----IO,IIU.trl'· and finished the game's scorDeaoaits of Jltatea and P')litlcai oubdiVIsiolll 283 4tllll' ' CeL'tified and officers'. cbecks etc 17'1.. 71 " !:th.wlth three more 1n ToTAL DEPOSITS ---·----' 1!,825,1127.14 . -----··-' ""· "-•· Slleets also was lhe big ' Total deD!Ind del")si~ ·--- •1,515~.M ·:.: Total time & savtnp deposita 'f,110,!2UO r: the Other iiabilltles including no mortpges aa~ .1; other llena on bank premlleo and bad two hits, S. J~son a·cfou· L,ague tournament thai other real estate ·---·--+-----·-··---- , 81,MO.H~ ble, M. Wolfe a double and alnon July 25 at the TOTAL LIABILITIE l.';j(,. gle, K: Coiiier had ·two ball park, tourney rnu•ager I s ------------·---- ,5,887,188.11' ;-q and L. Lanier bad two ~Ilks aald today. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . ' Olester. Rou!il Wll Te•DJJ that have ' entert!tl are with lbe dtleat. . CommNon_!~_k-total )'lr value ···--------- ' !OO,tlOO.ai.'.' 0. ~•I IUthorized-2000 .... " W. Va., Syracuse, the ~sing burlar Bolr Miller's No. shares outstandlaJ-2000 • Sluggere of third illllinl aJn1111 to Mlddleport Ali-Start. =Ius --------·---· -·------·----··-·· soot..,.ooo:Gii·,-T was Latarl'l Cll!ly ale 1 II profilo ·----··------·-----·---• .,.,.,.. Red Sox, Bedford, sieve Miller ti ~ Pl. teams from Pomeroy. TOT~ ......,.... f~~ACCOtiNTS -----··- -~ ant Kiwanis aa 'the West •...,s AND . - '!'.~ .- «1 gtnians won, H 'ftle 10111n'l CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ---·--------Gill~ JlW'iror- ~ · MEXOIIANDA Gill 'in a·w.al!<,' tbil third/. on lmac·a·N !; k d '' : tree en Sports So·mm•ry Point Kiwanis Wins 'fhree Tr·afft'c Ac.cl'dents on Rur ' ·al R'o'ads I :r1 1 IIY WILLlAM VERIGAN: Laague to two gamos>ove~ -thii Darlgera'4-! Mid a.t. · won the first tJIIIII1illh a twa-. IIIII SeoorlrlBomtr ~ ·{/1'1 ~ Writer , Chicago Cilbo, , ~jilt~ will!. both 'l'li'D• Will .,-,. I!W! obamer ilvlha ~ - ~lnl Banks_ a!lo ba. .ed Jack Lamabe pitches for the enda ofa double~. ftQijt tiJe . In the . ~ I:.eague• llld ~ked' i flvHila· tall ID ·HCOOd rame 1n the leafle-Ieadlng St. Louis Carclln- San Fr8J1cisco G"'"~ t-0 811!1 3- · Minnesota defeated Callfomta ~ lhe fifth 1nn1n ef the nlgbfc1 lnniDC arier a walk to alii now, IN,I tl)e New York Mets Z. . .. _,, h by • g · P Santo but the .......,,•• 1 an•d 7_. •' Chi cago ·.,..it. stlil act i)l<e !bey' own him ' · ' w1I smashing a homer wltb • ... N'llonal' liague · · In ather ga~s1 the Pliiladtl· Kansas City, winning H and Tomlny Davll on baH. came In the ninth wbta Sanl~l A few' i1ours after being phia Phillie• pOIIhde\l Ol!l'il'hll! Iosinr 7.0,, Baltimore bat New Lamabe, who baa l<lM fDur drove lh Bederi with_',lowed! ' ' W. L Pel.. GB acquired by the Cardinals from to beat the Cin<trlbatt 'Reda ·a.o, York 2-1, Boston whipped straight, . was tile tiCttm ot oacrlllco fly. Ray Culp •• LINE SCORES ~~·."- ;:':•~bsff 12·: ancf• Hol~r ·: ' Hospital: VlsltJ,ng' Shoe Farms ' ' By RANDOLPH PENDLETON eocaped.allve, and six ef thom itenbach's department with four Ivault was cited into Me [g s ebarleston, W. Va., trav,el~ Pi Pt"nmg · ~ . 0 Pro 1ert: : lroiiNI 24 and_ 1.f p.m. Parents B" B t · I BERRYDALE, Fla. (UPil- were severely bemed. '! cars damaged and one person' County Court an a charge of north In a Volkswagep, lost coi)1 24 M~$lll ·~~a~,' H.' to' °~e~fi· 1 oniy on P=trl~t~ard. ~!s~NA CAIJF AN Brawling Negro and white "l would gueaslb•y andel- injured. .driving left of eenter. troi of her car, went off the • • • • • 10 n. ' a :• lsswao . . • ' . · C'Onvicts touched off a fire m a paled lbere would be so tao I The first occurred Saturday I . roadway over the end of a cui· 1 lfil·,. Kanawha EaUs. ·3-53- •tat. •] Mrs La'o'rence M. Tawnr' nploslo~ rnay , ~ye destroyed 1prison camp barracks in a slight damage and II w o u I d i •t uo p.m. on Route 143 just Then, on Sunday at 12 · 45 . a. vert•.and turned over in a ditch. a~Nri~Ston, )8.111 •iS!~. LOll- ~ . Pecan St.; Mrs. Jean F. Americas S!fyeyor 4 robot I remote section of the Flonda cause Sonne of them to be ' r.orth' of Bradbury. Im., on Rt. 124, at Langsville, lA passenger in the car, Rlchard <loa, ~et,·.~ ~mf•eid are Coho, Patr10t Star Rt.; otto! spacecraft Slinday m~ht only Ipanhandle Sunday night and 37 transfep-ed," said Louie Wala- I Oeputies said a car driven by IJames Leonard KISor, 35• C~ ' C. Campbell, 30, suffered a Ia· <m the;it•U. . B. Saunders, Eureka Star Rt.; , secoods be!are •t was to have mmates died in "tree-top high" I wright, slate prison director, Walter W DeVault, 22, Rt. I, lumbus, ~raveling west, lost con ceratlo~ of his ~lglil atJQ. No lloa!Movemenlo ... Mrs. Herman R. Reese. q,e- i sof!-landed in the central · bay flames. ' wbo mbed to tho Utile 51· Lt-on. W. Va. traveling north. ]lrol qf hiS car due.to log. Rearrests were reported. · Gallipolis ~ka - . S M. shire; Basil L. Evans, Rt. 21re~i.~ of the J110011. . ' It starled In - . flash. The ! prisoner comp In the Florida 'I rounded a ctli'Ve went left of cen : traveled ~P the railroad tr~cks '!'he sheriff's department also J011l!ao4own 6.511 p.m. - goJvay .Galltpoils; Mrs. Gilmer Knotts. J~ Propulsion Labora!ory ·whole building was on fire P h ell •-•a ' d t k h'l' 'dil"" •t Langsville, wentmtoaditch. arrested Laster Pike Da"'~ l« 'George :r Pr'ce K Kl . k loci 'd th " an an e wu y. Iter an s rue a ve ICe ven .rnh "'' ~' d' d to , ,~, do•·: ,.,.a .~r, . '· 1 err; PP•e D.. Bowles, fl. , •po_esman .~Y , 18 ' e ex- almostmomentsrily,"sa•d b Del~ertHaro1dMilam,33,al"'. ~r:'~~ome mm am_a~e on·achargeofviaial!ngacourt "'llliD·a;m: N.ahonal up 3.50 . Pieasiirit: G~ald t. Clark, N,w · ploSJon theory was lhe most state prison Director Louie . YS St Mlddl tt Ihis c~r. No arrests or mJuries order by not leav•••lha county 1"iik ly" xpla atl ·-•"JI ' E Bowie• ~·wn s liO u...: M La f h ' 1 th 3441 ycamnre · IIwere repor ted . ""' Frank · W. ~--"',, '. ' ~ ·~ ·. ; noven; ra. rry 0. Hendtr-1 e , e n ?!.' o w .f Wainwright, who called it the over whether the door o _e The Milam car,·• a 1965 epo model, las ordered by Judge "'"" ' "' '-- · • Ishott, Pomeroy; Mrs. John G. 1radio rontact with earth. w as1worst such disaster in Florida barracks was opened 11'!!"ed•- was shoved Into a utility pole I '!'he other Sunday accident was Porter Jr., and Wilbur Napper, .Kanawha River --: Winfield, ' Sauvage, Syracuse; Mrs . . Lin-, loE! when the vehiCle was sev- 1hii;tory. ,. i•tely after lbe fire broke out as a result ot the Impact. There 'on the N•w Lima road at the RD, Pomeroy,' for mtoxica!Wn. A "' .R Mmtll up 5.40 p m.. me A. Gaul, Chester: Mrs. en m~les above tbe moon and 1 Only eight of tbe 51 prisoners · shortly after 9 p.m. COT. ___ -- -- -~ 1 \11:,1!. Shal!el'. Jr. 11p 12'1~ · a. Jooeph F. lltackburn, Ravens- travelml! at 300 miles an hour. : in the white frame building Wainwright said guard A. 0. mr, •f»rr Dearborn up2:25 a.m.; wnod; Mrs. Ivan s. Spriggs, ().,1., Oown /escaped unharmed. Six other ~vet!, stationeq at the door, : CI~n ~Iff up 4.10 l.m. · · Rt: 3 Jackson; Raymond A.j ROME _ DESIGNERS mmates were hospitali.led witb unlocked it and "told the men . . l:)l:) alliiiJ Riter- Loek, ll, oE'De- Stephens Rt. I Mt. Alto, W. were hedginl! their bets on severe burRs. ' tc come out. Either they were i M~ ~_Bosworth up • P:lii-~ · QDeeDi Va.; Mrs. Mabel Christman. I hemlines as the Italian hI g b There were conflicting reports too startled or ~·~.were afraid ~ II" . 121-0, ~;!I\; • Pflnclp,lo Jackson; Mrs. John A. Wood, fli•hion shows .lor lntematlmlai ~-- --- - · - -- - to and they d1dn I ·' ' , wri 1:15' am.: Jeffbaat up ! Jr., Jackspn; Mrs. James A. bnyers and the press went Into want to really commit · ' ilJem- l But Byrd Mapoles, a news- I SANDUSKY, Ohio (UP!) - Miss Robinson. "I really don't The overall talent winner was 5:20am ; Lock IS, Harvey Jor 1Gillespie, Rt. 1 Jackson: Gro- th•lr tllird. day today. selves to any degrees. '!'he re- man from Milton, Fla., said a With a kiss on the chtek an 4 know bow to describe it." Miss Lease. Erica Ann White, dan up 3 1!.1& :, ~obWI J!, cGi!l-u,,r N1J.Ervin, Rt. l Wellston: '!'he Italian shows. which o!)- suit Is experiments with be- ' guard told him they had to go a wish of Iuek Pamela sue Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Canton. Miss Kent State Univer· ~n up 3.4tilijj,,' EsiJ&.tW.IIt~·Poarl u: Rus.leil, Rt. I Kitts en the International fall-winter low-the-knee skirts or ankle .Ito the camp office to get the ' Robinson started on a vear-lon~ Nobel Rabms~. said th~y would sity, was named Miss Congenl· V~rg!nia down 5.45 _a.m " ~ : Hill;.,. Mrs. Mary E. Booth, fashion whirl. have de!llOilstrat- ien~rth coats but'liitle real con- Ikey and before they could get reign as Miss Ohio saturday attend .the Miss AmeriCa Pag- al by the contestants. 16, Western down 6.10 a. ~ .. Jackson: Mrs. Fred E. Moms, ed to date that mast deslguers viction. '!'he only direction : back the "flames already were night. eant w1th her as would her two liP 10.~ P• Mario., Miss CIJiora Leach, Rt. lthink somethin~ should hapoen 'jsklr!lllave taken so IJJr wa, tr~top high." The 22-year-old Davtr;n miss brother~. . . .. I ~ Ill;_ . ~,upl. l. 1 WeH")bn: Frank H1er, Rt. I to hemlines. BGt they do not down. ·. was crowned, then kissed, by "We wuuldn:t m1ss 1t Sal~ m . HeJ.ii<Z; UlrV.IO..m., Loek~W~Uston; Paul D. Kelly, Rt. t l --· . Sharon Phillian, Delaware, the ber father, pomtmg out he was 0 It, Austin do"" Sandra L. Kessler. I Miss Ohio who finish- glad she was No. 13 in the conAy.t:;. 2.10 a· Ill·: RaveQSwood ed as third runner up in the te•t. "'!'hat's my lucky numU ~es ofown 3.10 a.m, l .,, Blrtho By EUGENE v. RISHER 1966 Miss America pageant. ber." J~·.~~nrag llrure.. dpwn ,- Mrs. RandOlph E. Blackburn, , SAIGON (UP!)-The United The June graduate of the Unl..till 2 1 d:;'ghter. States, . stung by weekend of Kentucky the Miss ARos::nM:: majored • p.m. ay, rs Mon~ll l . Communist !lllccesses hit back r~ght to repreeent OhiO 1n th• ~ . th • 1'41ad.t: uy:11:15 a.m.:· ~~ 22~'! C._~wain. i!t. I ~own CIt y, 1 COLUMBUS (UP!) - Aid to ready and it seems all but set- with the full fury of its air and Atlantic City, N.J., contest In <in. 'P?.ech ~nd anng erapy: CHARLESTON, W. VA. Ju)J Stlti· Tnl~ d<ll'll 5.50 a. Ill. • 1dam\hter. 7·14 a m Saturday: education w•ll be the focal potnt 1tied that an increase In the ' sea power a spokesman repurt- September over 30 other candi- said If 1 COIIId Be • MuSic 15 ·- Dairy farmers supplying. PU!!Y :DcitrneY;down ~-25 a m.; i Mra Fred E. Morris, Marlon,! this week in the legislature, sales tax will replace the gross I ed toda ' 852 bomber. hit the datea She represented t h c Star" from the Broadway mu- the O.arleston markei who aril Lock 23, Beaver up ~:IS a. m.: , daughter, 10:55 am. Saturdav · 1with th• school subsidy bill be- l receipts lax proposed ortgihally.l Comm~ists with live raids South.west. skat play, "Apple :rree," m the 'members of the Dairymen's Ct~­ OVEC dow~ 5·4(1 a.m .: Polly 1Mrs Lawrence M. Tawney, 503. 1g given a good chance of be- '!'he community mental health I Sundav ni•ht and today, drop- ''I feel ju.t wonderful and so finals. . . operative Sales· AssoclaUap..wlll ~0~ a.m.. Gree~~l Pecan St. son. 11 ·05 a.m. Sat- ' lng voted out of comJDlttee: I and menial retardation pro- . pmg mililan pounds ot bombs. tbanklul,' • said a speechless Her description IS 5-foot, m be ~aid to cents per bundred"' Wahr Houtdand up I urdav; Mrs. Jojlp A. Woad. Jr., 1 There ~~~ w~s a posSibility grams proposed by Gov. James ' U.S. Marine fliers hit Commu· ~~nds and ~24-35. . ,,1\ve\gbt more lor their J u n • IO.p,.m . M,ark M UP U5 o.m.:! ~ackson, daughter. 6:32 p.m. 1the adl1llruslrajion's tax. pack- •A. Rhodes comes up for a vote I nist artill in the DemllitaI keep ~·m by swimmlllg. 1'!'11~. ftlli year than they \'ere AIII'Jl. ~~\\tr down 11311 Q.m .. ·Sunday •age to provide an addJtionai:tomghl!n the Senate and prdll-trizeci zOO:f!(DML), hoping to , she says. n.. also helps with paid (or milk marM!ed durinl . T"\'»'PY·•L.. Wl'_lte dqwn ,_I2. :Ill a. , Discharges , l $250 mdhon for schools woujd ably will sail through. It , has ' silence tbe big' guns which have PlY modeling. that monlll a year a_go. ' mf?Wi!Ite~ W•lli•TD•on uo 12·: ! Mrs, William R! · Bachner. be ready for nresentation to : p...ed the House. Ilashed Leathernecfc Jigsltlons for Her selection c~e as a sur· "'!'he 'blend' prl"'! paid-DCSA 45 a.m. Valvoflne UJI .~ a. m... Mr.< Ira T Beatty. Sam the full Senate Ways and Means '!'he measure pula the empha- • d Shj f tNi u g: 7th Fleet prise .to the many iulildredS in producers for JUDe milk tbts LilliAn Cl~rk down 6!~' a m.: I flenn!'V, Mrs. Robert v Durst, Committee. ·sis on local responsibility for I ~::~ I~ ~lose shore to the Cetar Point ballroom' and year will. be $SJS \>!lr cw!. (ap0 " ~hMrer down 7·~1 • m ; 1 F:rldle A. Ferll)lson. Mrs. Ern- , A Senate Education, Health and treatment of tbeso l fiombanj the Red guns .thousands who watched !be lei· I~mately 11 cents per quart) ~,,,. •hi. T.n<ko .. B•JCk•ve •t•te; est E. Griffin. Paul H Harri-land Welfare sultcommittee has maladies, requiring that pro- , A spokesman disclosed the evlsed proceedings, as .she fall· , (Ill' plitk. testJng 3.5, per cent dof!'p} ~ .nm .. Luth.,. Hf'l'd- , son Mrs. Emmett S Halley, been wrestling with tbe founda- 1grams be placed In operation In ' carrier u.s.s: Oriskany re- Thirty-two were In Sunday ed to win any h~nors dur;Ing the Ibutterfat as !',Pmpared w.th. ~.· m.~llliWJI 0 n. m · F·~·~''" Russell V Hoiland. Arthur John- ' lion bill for two weeks. The , all countiea of 50,000 oopulation turned 'io dut~ on ;Yankee , School collection was $12.17. previous two mgllla of prelim- 73 p~id for June milk In 11166," P• . . doWI!6 nm: w;"·•~ , son. Mrs. Robert w Kearns. ' big struggle bas been over 'i or more State and federal Station cMJJfyi4, aJml>stnlne' Mrs.'LauraCircieof Dorcas, in~rles. . . ' rep<jrts Mr. S. B. We'ls, New H 7'"'""'' ": Q:15 "'" · "'-. Mrs Arthur 0. Kelley, Ken- whe''1er a prooortlonately' targ- funds will be available to pay months after disamrous fire vtsited Mrs. Mary Circle on a The pre-final favorite w 8 1 ~181\d, W. Va.,1 president of or•; ~own ~- n. n.m: Ravens- , neth R .Kerwin, Marcus J. Me- er share of the money should : part of the cost of operations ripped through hor and kliled 44 recent Friday evening. Paulette Breen. RossfOrd, the the DCSA. • w<ll'd liP &· '5 • m i Dame!. llarbara J Moore. Mro.l go to larger cities, which con- and of acqulrln• facilities. officers and men 'and injured 16. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sny· MIS! _B~t Green State ~DI·.t pututed ~ut lhatlhis year's __ _ __ _ , Roy V ~avton, Mrs. Ralph w. tribute most and have a dire Slated .tor a vote In the House ThP Orisk\!ny ·joill•d ;1n the :IOO der and"Oiide Circle, Columbus, verSity ti · ' bnd 'W price is eigllt cents: mor.e. - • , .... , V rr.••'rlklel [Sha111 M1les W Strother. Mro. • need. tonight IS a oroposal for an au- missions flown agllr.st the spent a Sunday with the Homer bath the, swlm .~t l1~~ hundredweight th8J1 t b' r'tl «•• 1 · Harry E Williams. Larry E. i At the other end of the rope . dit everv four years of the ~ North on Sunifay: · Circle !am1ly. categqrleS tho n i!hl,' er producer prite lot ~ · Plantz Mrs. Gerald L. Ro~~s ; In the tng of war are the poor stat.e auditor's off•ce None bas i Pilots from the Oriskany Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rose and the g~rls were up Cha,rleston mark~ set by DJI:1'11"'F.ll 1'11 ":"R""~ OJ and .Infant son, Mrs. Norman : distri;ts. which claim they need •been made in mare than a damaged two Communist patrol daugllter of ftacine, Betty Van- Judith Ahn area Federal Milk Market .fiBif.S · IIIAA IN ~RF.A L G•ililand and Infant son. Mrs. l the a1d just as bad. However.! decade and none currently Is I boats and destroyed a ratlroad Meter, Margaref Aim Carleton !Qn, ·¥.108 Ohio Aq~ninlsttator. ·~'"'" Charles R Ramsbura and lnfant 1 they tax themselves less se- reouired. . bridge 35 miles south of Hanoi. ,and Pal spent, an evening with lilt! ot!ier SWlmWlt , , wiu matk ·the ~,:::-:,.~:-:;:~ !~:~;.,,., daurhte~. Mrs Blai"A J Turn- : verely than the large city dls ! The is~ue of. eanltal nunish· [ 1n the nv4 B5Z. raids the huge ·the~ warren Rose family ~cent- Saridra Sarosy, CampbeJl, ~ , ·, ,month\ durlna '' ' ...,.;!'~ "'"" I"''"'''"' "-•m•'"' or ond mfant son. Mrs. Charles ' !riels · . Warren, w~ .~ flnt nl,ut -~ DCSA m~bera , were 1ment is not yet dead In the leg- atratofortrelses hit Nortb VIet- ly, ~ ! D Whitt and Infant son. Mrs .l CompromlR Planned 1i•lature, because a third bear- oamese army and Viet Cong ' ., talenl winner.: ' ·.. paid a hll!her PM foi-_ I h eli ~"!W''"'!"" ..... ,.._ .,.., W~lter _M. Barrett and infant I '!'he compromise apparently ill!! was scheduled Wednesday 1mits from the Da Nang area to - VOODOO M . 1\unnl')'UP In tlje' milk than they rerelv•d' ~urln1 -.J· ,,,ft _,,. ...... ..,~ ;lauobter.,Mrs. lllark H C•vev Is to give tbe poorer districts 1 In the Senate an a resolution to the outskiris of Saigon. Targela IS . Sharon ~nn Marlin. th• same month or'the preeell-. and lnfant· dau~hter. Mrs. Wat. more money and )he cltv dis- I eliminate the death penallY. included Colll)llunlm buildups in• Voodoo is ai!U praetlce4 .. · Green, Miss Go)l'ling .. lng year. ' . , · ......."'1"" Iter Warner and infant dau•h· trlcts additional funds a8 well A measure aimed at claiming the Central Highlands. ·HaiU. '!'he lllYatlcal · MisS ~ '~!::. ter: ~rs Orton H Carder. Mrs. through an Aid to Dependen! l for the state unclaimed funds, E>act tonnage dropped which js AfriC411 jn afll! Mlss Sarosy. · ·" C.oldlt H. Elberfe 1d. Michael Children (ADC) formula based ! pari-mutuel tlckota and trading kept secret bnl from three· at lilldqigbl and . tiJe top 10 were·Pt,lF.. Elliott. John E. Gorrell, M'ra. 6n tilt! nllrnber or perc~nta~e of stamo~ to _provide seed money seven pianee take part In prilmt ileal Salem, ¥I , lfamrick. Jllcky flo!- ADC reclpiebla tn a d1strlct. for the OhiO Industrial Finane- raid and •aoh. is Nancy · . Massie, Law· '!'he latest version of the, sub- In~ C<!!llmioslon ,l{t!la Its I I r 8 t of carryirl& '"'i'IJ!"" 1\frs. Jerrv. A. stitu~ . bin was to be ' made beartnil 'w~nei4av· ~efQr.e 1M bomh!. ' · William R. Re7· available todey to lhe au~om- Senate Judiciary Committee. t~ li~~~~ Jack L. Shipley, mlttee which waa to stl1dy It . A Sunday Ji~uar sa!~ bill ~ets AZTEC (!A&!B .. Sinclair, Mrs. !let. and preoent it to the. full com- its first hearing In tbe House , '!'he game "Uachtll" ~~~i!t:~:~~~~:; I ~"" t.: stewstt, Mrs P•"l ll. mtttee on Wednesdav. i Governl!'•nt O..rallons · Com- cialed with tile .' Aztec -1 W..t..o. •"" Tho,.,.. A. Jewell. The tax oackaQe bill aooeara l mlttee WednesdaJ, In waa a C<imlllllatiQJI. qf: 11;4lif~r, jo 3 Mets Stun. 9lrdi~~s Twice., 2-l Leaders . ' ~.:;: attorney for the · last Die in Fire ;; ~;u:;~co~vt::irdel:-.:: j Of County over Weekend In]' ure 1 Person .a.uver • .... News ' JarHackett succeeds Don R Milbarracks al • remote priaoD • • •. ' • ' ' . ' .,ews'. ., " ospltcu who resigued recently to be- f A B k camp Suaday night, loUCbtDI I Three accidents were probed Iwas heavy damage to the front Iintersection of the White Hill ;'t: : . . '". ' ,h1"'""•, . come vice president and admin t arrac S ~ elied a sudden 1Dferuo thai kill· over the weekend by Me I g Slof the Milam vehicle and light Road. "· · istrator of the HanOver Pa. of them, Only If mea ICounty Sheriff Robert C. Har- •damage to the DeVault car.J,>e- 1 Nancy JoAnn Norman, 18, · N' . - D: ~~ \ :;;:b~::~:!!i:ns ~~:~~~r~~~:u Slldlllf .... • 1110·1081 able II one ..., too pin, .r lose, coDIdOIIH. lTrouers ·A!...:.t.O;:usslem, Is~aeij officials ;ar ant bird m~ its appear- named the top executl~ offic-,· $llifa'ii'·~~ke of..lhe ~ull for'~" lance at SUCh times and gorges er of the u.s. Trotting Associa- New York An elite Navy !!fOUP, the SEALs; ·is hitting the enemy Vietnam on h1s own grounds, by the means shown above. Tofaling about 200 officers and men, the fiveyear-old organiz;~tion is shown here in training in the States. · nJ ~-~ct~--8~--~b~the~~-~u.~-~. · was , B~ Wasbington SEALsBtt · :rb' '"I' ' J?1.111....,. Pom~S!J~clleport, 0., July 17, >, i:I_:·.,Team Blockea . .- ' ... ' . Two Gallipolis Teams Advance ::...:u- Anrll't! Mo::: Til ClnZENS NATIONAl lANK 1 'if:.w pi~~ ~ Eight Clubs In Syracus·e e , e a great Tournament ~\e ~,!!· .:~t"t'J , ,j~'~cel 1 n~Eigh;;jt ~:~av~~~ car ea? ~~=:il·m~·;~r~; ••!elY· error. 't ' '1be ~ 't,~ :=.t, :red A,.gretlt car. Naturally. '\~ . ' '. ' '• ' ,• ' •, . '' ' N.27iAf'• • • " �' ~. t '-\;:~ ~~ >o..C • f ,' • 'll"(t' ' '• ., " I ' ' ~'If ' ·- " r ' ' ... ..,._.... 1 f •i I ; .' . ; ' ~ '' ' ' ' .. , ". ~~~ l I ' '., II)'' llllltad'Proa lalernallollal 1\mol1eu telpe > . 'niey • ga~ no reason for 'the Wore{ ciQ .11!8lr d~!0!\8, 'Wt li r wL delay. • said'lhe leaders of Egypt, Sjtto, But tn • Jonmall!lll and In lha SUdan; Alpria' llid . Iraq Cairo, official sources ~aid VOwed to ''lul'n thi9 setback" _lh~~:~~lsrael wanted the U.N. ins(M!C- (Israel's military victol'J,. last . tofs to be able to radio or ~th) Into a new ~ telephone eaoh ather aCI'088 lbe •jiolnt joward the JUSt national ·IJU!.,•ull!l,"''" Middle I dna!. They !Old tlraei figured aims pursulld by lhe Arab . war.. , this would speed up the NatiOn ••. " lt·\i~·. lnje!! off1cials s-id reporting of any <-ease-fire ~'~·· · ;;;;;;;;;;;;;._. . tO step ~tween violation. ~ armies !Qday, 'lblly Defend Temporary Stalul be on duty Sunday a But the Egyptians want the lllimili·li!td> ~ lliem baek. Inspectors on either side the troullh! ap p ar en t canal to report only to the Bull stelllliled 'frOm Israel and headquarters in Jerusalem. The disagreelllg on how the Egyptian reasoning was that ID · """' -·" tolk 1 any other arrangements would fhlr~~i:· man~• to make the Suez Canal lite ~-'lhe Sue; Cane!... line, deep In U.A.R territory, Coillnid'i<toey ae~ something of a pel'manent truce .iava1e · sall!i-day flibting line Instead of the temporary IIIJ:Ihlie-long !rOD!, Israel cease-fire line as Cairo sees lt. shooling six '!'he U.N. force of 8 to U men ~ will only report Violations. II II)' The UPI iJ.A.R. laCks jiower to step between J k lU UH Jd $pff~ the fighting units. un a e ~es, un entire In Cairo Itself, U.A.R. Pres· WASIIINGTON - THE POST regliftent .U.d a ta,nt Gamal Abdei Nasser and Office Deparll!\ent has stopped · Unit. Cairo four fellow "radical anti· sbipping m cis I magazinea, l'!f~~ for.ces blocked lstaeU" Arab iead!'!'S Sunday ne'l(spapera, paekages a n d hitting ~;n mUitary wound up summit ~- As ''Junk mall" for the duration of s)ls, struck 'civilians instend. eXJlllcled, they said no !lord of the ··ttonwlde rail sti'lke. J:lie combat o!illed • c~ll1)lromtse with lsraef. Postmaster General Lawrence nt8ht ~nd Gen. Odd BuU, A]ointanuouncementgaveno 10'B"' . ~~ Sunday,that who heads I an enibargo ha!l>een platt!d on :rruce. . OOJ!P~. ·oN INSECTS . I all lleCOI\d, . third and fourth , . : class mall to be delivered more . !!:very conceivable kind of In- than 150 miles wl t h the exto have hiS sect and SPI'der nees from lh"I' ceptlon of periabables. • 1' ' • • • ood Ffer>"h. 'approac!hing horde when a col· , I t1!e Cinp by wa•'lf arllly anta is on. 1 he H~ 1 Sunday noon. LJke much else mol"e 1n tha South American COLUMBUS "- EDWARD F. i ~!.,10 ..W...sota Detroll Bolton • Call(prnla CleYelalld • WORLD ~ work,'~at a )'\t~r d.at<!!' Iitself on the inseeta. . lion of whieh he has been secre- Kanaas City • • ., .. - . Leanllal to JDOYe caref11_111 ud qaJell1 II I 1111111 wh eD worldnC belabldenetll1 JiDOI. • . ---~~--------------------------~--------~--- 371nmates • BERRYDALE, Fla. (UP!) . 1 '1 I 'I I' b'' £ D B • • R • · Pam Ro Inson 0 ayton eVJnmng As ISS, Oh"10 candidate as M'ISS Amenca • I I 141tt.!r;:-Je!t;,:'· ~teohen t2:)~~~i'•·o~: 1 r: I ~~.:~:.:n~-~- ~mC_"~~ !t. Gal~~ls,_ \':5 . Sch00}SubSl"'dy8'}} I G'Iven G d Ch £A al lq:-1 00 ance 0 . pprov . ed Enemy Rak Ch'3fIeston MilkPriCe p':tU ents o~tgoing ~rsity u c wo~ a i 4.: w.l fu. Canoe) SoClety , Notes a :bo. i ' •' I II'*'•""" • ""'" "' .::;,:,,";,.:•m.:.;, n';.; 1 ,.,. ~ Pel. GB ' · 50 37 ·575 · ... St. I:Aiuta . 40 31 .SB .570 4Iii Chicago 4~ 40 CinclnnaU 45 to .529 f AUanll\ , 47 44 .616 5 San Fripeisco 42 46 .477 a 4 Pittsburgh 51 f9 49 45 47 42 36 36 41 39 41 41 .516 .563 .sQ .53f! .534 .506 .... ... New York on SUoilay, the Mack Jones a'·"'ed :O:efl:!t:" ~ ~~ · i' ~~II(; lnnln ' ~ 7' doublebead~: 4 aS:'P 8 """'e •'the Detroit t-5 and W·""'·"'on Kranepooi's second· homer. In Ad 11 Philll , · and Inning to lead the A~ Ed Kran~pooi, who, had gone hom:, ~ B~e· : : Braves to a 2-1 vlctaey orer'tlte hille!lll in hi9 last 11 limos a! run cirl!uit shot Jed the Cuba to !"ittsburgh Plr~tes, · 81!!1 the bat •. broke out pf hl1 ,,liiii)P by victory 1n the optner of their z~-~1,!:~~~: l)l . ,was Jlllllnded fill' tie-breaking run ·~'f tliof! allth topped Clrweiand t-1. --... . E:O I -·- hits In '"'"'"'"" game 'tn".......... the · Rellev« Cbuck Pinel! h11Jouttb victory ill decisions 1n lhe nightcap. -·R• seventh 4146ml9m~-all~~~~~~~~~~~-~~uH~ou;~~A~s;tr~~~]~'~dou;~;·1b;~~s;~~g~t;w;o~~;m~•~rs~an~· ;d;~~·Jin~g~~~ub:k:be:~:er~~:· :th~S~an~Fr:a:~:-~~;~:·~M;a~t;~e=m~~~;~~;~;;~:~~~ 36 50 .419 14~ The two !oases ' cut the header from the ~~es In five runs for the Mell. He co. homered to Ill• 41 47 .466 ~~ LoB Angeles 39 47 .453 10\!i Houston · :rr ~ to4 14 New York 36 52 .409 15\il 31 50 .405 !Gill ALLSTAR I 0 Meigs Legion Du~ped by Lane,aster~ Boaton 9 Detroit 5 New York 2 St. Louis I, Jst Minnesota 5 California I, 1st New York 8 St. Louis 5, 2nd The Meigs AmerJCjm Legion Lancaster for the Djmrict 8 a base on balls to Steve Fin- od by 1 aacrlflce from BII Minnesota 7 Callfornia I, 2nd Houaton 4 Loa Angeles l, Jot baseball team Wllll ousted from championship, and the right to law and an error 00 a long ny Swan a walk to BID Moore Chicago 5 Kansas City I; 1st Houston ·a ~. Angeles 2, District 8 t()urnament play Sun- compete in the slate tourney, ball hit by George Sauer. a sac'rifice from Buddy Kanaaa City 7 Chicago 0, 2nd Chicago 9 San Francisco 0, tat day lllC)ming as Lancaster hat been set for Saiurday at The score remained at s.. The fmal Meip run was Today'o Probahle Pllcbers Chicago 3 San Francisco 2, handed the local nme a 14-7 da- 2 p.m. In Lancaster. until the top of the fourth when lied In the sixth when fAll Times EDT) Today'• Probable Pitchers feat. , . Meigs trailed all the way In Lancaster went on another acor· led off wltb 1 single. Swan BaiUmore (Piloebus 7-4) at 1 The losa was Meigs .second lls tilt against the Lancaster ing rampage that netted s tx Moore were both issued New York (Stottlemyre 7-9), 81 . (Ali Times EDT! In the double· elimination event. nine Sunday. runs. Batey was relieved by and Buddy Moore was oale p.m. ! Pittsburgh (Veale 10-3) an Meigs had suffered a H . lou Righthander Ralph Batey, IBill Moore aqotber r!ghthand· a fielder's choice Cleveland (:rtant 7-3) at I Atlanta (Johnson B·l), 8 p.m. i to Athens in It Innings Satur- Etartlng pitchtr for Meip, had er, wllb three runs home and Other Melp hit; were a Washington CColeman 5-6), 8' New York ccardwell 3-6) at day morning and then beat ~- control trouble at OJlCo a'!d Lan- the bases loaded. Crowell, Lan- ond inning single by 7 3 9 p.m. St Louis CHug~s · l. p.m. gan IHO Saturday af!ernoon caster scored five. .runs. on ro.ur caster'''catcber, prompUy hit a sJ••I• by Spencer, a double Detroit cMcLaln 10-10) at Phlladelp!»a (L. Jackson 6-9! •·w~al a haU tame 11 to earn a berth Jn the Sunday alka nd t hila 111e f 8t ·-o Boston (Stange 4-6), 7;30 p.m. at Cincln~aU CMalonty 7-5), a real lialfesl" was ' IDJorning comP,OIItion. ~-a wo m " ~=• ':tte~~~:n:~~- before Sauer In the Rventh ~ an ry, Callforilla (Brunet 7-12) at p.m. Lancaster returned in t b e Meigs came back In the bot- Meigs got two runs In t h 0 WI Minnesota (Merritt 6-1), 2:151 Chicago (Nye 8-5) al San afternoon Stmday to upend Ath· tom of the first and scored four bottom of the fourth on a dou. p.m. Franciseo (Sadecki 3-0), 4 p.m. ena by a 8-5 margin. '!'he "rub runs on triples by Buddy Moore, ble by Tom Spencer and 8 sin, - .-""f!"--' !Only games scheduled) (Only games scheduled) off" game between Atbena and Dick Werry, and G!b Milliron, gle from Georg~ Sauer, followSahlrdaJ _:_ . . Tutoday'o Gameo 'l'uesday's Games By l,lnlted Prell lDtenatiOnal ' ------ · - · ·--· IIOYLAKE, England (UP!)- AliiiLAtiD New York at Cleveland, night Houston at New York, night N lie I Le ' IaleruUollll League Slandlllp Roberto DeVIC..ZO won the Mark, ~ · ot;I11111ri:lil: Washington at Oeiroit, niRht Los Ang at Phlla, 2, twi-night a 88 ague , British open with a - . ..... "'o!DOII't flo t B1 nigh G. AB R. H. Pel. ' By Unltod Pl'fll Intemallonal ••• "' ston a a tlmore. t San ·Fran at Pitts, 2, twl-night Staub Hou 76 281 31 99 _3521, By Unlled Prell IDW1'118!lollal .(-d Game) ~ • Alllateur Gclll tHie Mmnesota atKan City, niRhl St Louis at Cincinnati, niglit Ce ed' StL 83 '" w L Pet GB SILVESTONE. Engl~ (UP]' ...••-"_...___ .. 11111 1 313 53110 .!51, Chicago at CaI'loml 1 ht All t t Ch' P a, Amerloan LeaCaW. 1103 120 01106 13 o I • • • · ' "' --· "" "' 1 a, n g an a a JCago Cl!Wlte, p,·tt •• 31• ~ 1 .--Jimmy Clark of Scot-.J, Fla , , and •. _ __:_c__ · - - - · ---- -' " ' • - 09.3481Cleve. 00011000!0-1 40IMinn. OOOIIZ20t-7JO! IRacbester 49 34 590 • • : .: . McCrvr, StL 73 2•• 41 85 346 · ... driving a Lotu•Ford won the · ·" "' · IWasll. 100 100 OZI- 4 8 I I Wright, Cimino (6), Rojas C6), Richmond 48 38 558 2\1 ' . • Gonzlz, Phil 73 227 36 76 .335 McDowell, Pena (8) and 'Turner (8) and KirkpatriCk, Columbus 42 43 . ,British Grand Prix for the flftb SEAm..£, ·Wub. (~ Rose, Cin 76300 54 99.330 Sima; Huriipbreys, Priddy l1) R""·ers (6); Grant, Roland (4), Jacksonville 40 « ::: :11 time in sli ye..-~. Verne Callllan iii' Sacra~ Aaron, All 81308 51100 .3"' """ _,..., the 1117 .......... "" I and Casanova. WP-Humphreys Perry (8), Oiiom 17), Worthing- Toronto 38 42 475 9\1 a~.. ,.,.... --..,. 64 231 39 74 .320 I(3-1). LP-McDoweil (6-6). HRS Iton (8) and Zimmerman Battey IM!alo Torre, All 38 12 . 475 Ill NEW_ YORK (UPI)-Dama• title with iW1 totiL , Allen, Phil 83 307 62 ffl 316 ' • • cus, wmner of the Prealmus ,....... · !-McMullen Z C7th and 8th), (6). WP-Worthington l!i-4) . fyracuse 39 « .470 10 and Belmont. captured the 10th ' ...._ ~ Davis. NY 83 311 ~ ffl .312 1Maye 17th). IPhlia. 010 100 500-- 8 14 0 Toledo 37 44 .457 II running of the l83,il50 Dwyor SV'I'l'ONt·~UPI'-"...L American League list Game) Cin. 000 1100 DOl)- 0 4 l ! Suada ,1 Resaita Ha 0 di t A ueduct 'r ......._ ,-.-..,G. ABI\. H•. Pet. Kans. City OOt 000 tlOO- I 7 I Bunning (9-61 and Oliver ; 1 Y cap a q · · ww.,,orth urded • • far -~winnlDg tiiGI In die Ladlel F RBsn, Bai 61252 54 115 .337 Chicago 020 1100 SO.- ~ 7 I Arrigo, Lee <61, McCool (71, I Buffalo 6 Toronto 2, lsi SALEM, N.H. (UPI)-Dr. ProfeJslollll , Golf "-llllion Kaline, Del 61235 51 77 .323 Hunter (8-6) ,and Roof; Wood, Nottebart <71, Baldschun 19) Toronto 6 Buffalo 3, 2nd Fager, in an awesome dlsptay title. , . Ystzski, Boo 84301 54 98 .326 Wilhelm (8) and Martin. WP- and Coker. LP-Arrlgo (5-4). Toledo Z Columbus 0, 1st 1of power, triumphed in tha Carew, Min 81 ~ 42 9S .311 Woad (1.0). IIR-Calllson ltllh). ,1oledo I Columbus 0, Znd ' $85.400 R~ng~am Special, BARCELONA.'·· (UPl)-. Two no-hitters and one !-hitter highlighted Salur- Conglro, Bos 84 240 40 71 .296 '2od Game) list Game) Rochester 12 Syracuse 6, 1st beating Hall to Reason by ~~ ManQel SaDiau and JUIII· day's action in the ninth annual Kyger Creek Little Blatr, Bai '19 277 34 81 .292 Kans. C1ty 210 000 301- 7 7 0 iChiCago 300 005 tOO- 9 8 0 Rochester It Syracuse 5, 2nd lengths in the track r rd 1 Gisbert I!I!ONll ~ League Baseball tournament on the KC Employees dia· Petrelli, Bas 71244 31 71 .291 Chicago 000 000 ooo- 0 3 2 San Fran. 000 000 000- 0 6 I Ricllmond 2 Jacksonville 1 I:U\i for tbe mile-and~ a~- 11 Spain eillllinatod ,. , : : mond. . Scott, Bos az 295 38 84 .28~ Lindblad (5-3) and Roof: 1 Culp (7-7) and Hundley; eight race 4-tKavlh Sheets blanked the Middleport Senators 8-0 Fregosl, Cal 115287 51 81 .2821Monteagudo, McMahon (2), Perry, Bolin {7), Henry (9) and EQUESTRIAN CHAMP · 0.:~ DaVis Cup on a no-hlt performance for the Gallipolis Senators, faniBuzhardt l!), Looker. m. IHaller. LP-Perry !5-11). HRS INGLEWOOD Cal'f (UP!) · ning 10 In Saturday's o~enlng battle Home Roal Howard (t) and McNertney. LP 1-Banks (16th), Philllpa I14th). H l C KS TRJ.: AM Ellgland N~tive Diver beca~; 8 ·In the second outing, Steve Miller hurled Pt. fleas- B~:~~~~L';; !r,u\!.:;o~: -Monteagudo (0-1). HRs-Roof l(7nd Game) (UPli-Marlon Caakes of IJrl· dollar earner with hi9 ~.:~~A\= ~~" ant Kiwanis to a 6-1 victory over Letart, allowing the los• Y • • 14th), Monday (lOth). Chicago 020 000 001- 3 3 0 tam rode Siroller faultlessly over the !avo~ Pr••ense.· th ., ....,.. 1 n to ers only one safety. Perez. Reds and Hart, Giants Detroit 010 102 001- ~ 8 3 San Fran. 000 101 000- 2 7 o: Sunday to win the British $162JOO Hall woad Park Ill . • .,ormu 1 ·au raee """ • In the nightcap, Gallipolis Tiger hurler Dan Keisling 18: Banks and Santo, Cubs 17- Boston oo; 300 lOx- 9 t 2 Stoneman, Hads C6), Gardner jumping derby . at the interna- l Cu ' · Y Gold Maserali, edginJ JaciJ; Jlnbham. blanked the Midleport Red Sox 5-0, and in doing so, Anlerican League: Killebrew, Sparma, Dobson 14), Hiller (8), Hartenstein (8) and Hund- tiona! equestrian meet. · . p. of Australia by IHI lltan two whiffed 1~ Middleport slugTwms 29; Howard, Senators 21: (6) aod Price; Brandon, Lyle 'ley; Herbel, Linzy (9) and 1 secondl. • gers. In the nightcap, Dan Keis- F. Robinson, Orioles and (6) and Ryan WP-Brandon (3- Haller. WP-Hartensteln (4-1). Kathy Kusner and OCEANPORT, N,J. (~!)Eighteen teams have n ling permitted only six base Yastrzemsky, Red Sox 21; 7). LP-Sparma C9-3). HRs- LP-Herbei 12- 2). HRs-Banks Chapot of the United States Handsome Boy (18.10) Whipped ClfESTNUII' !IILf,, Malt. been eliminated from runners - all by walks _ as ManUe, Y~nU. .17, : Harton (lith), Conigliaro (15th), Cl7th), Hart (!Sth). we~e two of seven riders ~~ !avo~ Amberoid '" lho (UPl)-Rod LaV!r and ment competitioll, which lhe undefeated Gallipolis :rtgers Run• Boiled In Yastrzemakl (21st), Stanley (1st Game) fllllllhed in a tie for 10cond :ial runnmg of the $112,400 G1meno won 101111-linal ~ on July 7. Twenty-two remain blanked the Middleport Red NaUonal League: Wynn As- (5th). New York 000 000 200- 2 f 1 place. ~h ;••~ell Handicap at In the PI~.~ Jll'O lenilll in the running. Sox, 5-0, tros 86· Cepeda - Card,' 64 . 114 Innings) St Louis 000 000 tOO- 1 6 0 ou ar championllhip. _ · ... Tonight, ~t 7, the Gallipolis Keisling fanned IS. The Red Harts, Giants 62 ;' Perez, Red; Baltimore 'onnett, Renlfl 18) and Wils~n, Sherry (8) and Charter No. 8441 Nitional Blnf ilti!on No. 4· Red Sox Will battle the Pame- So< made three errors, the :rt- 61· Aaron Braves and Santo 000 000 001 000 01-2 10 0 s,.li:van, Grote (81; Washburn, !dlebosh, Osteen (ll-9) and REPORT OF CONDmON 0!' roy. Pirates. At 8:30, the Galli- gers were perfect in the field. c,;bs 58 ' ' New York Hoorner (8) and Romano, .or rg. WP-Wilson (~). polis While Sox will meet Pt. Ho"!ever, only two Middleport · 010 000 000 000 00- I 4 I McCarver (91. WP-Bennett O· (2nd Game) "' o .. Pleasant Malleable Iron.. , lads managed to hit the bali- ~mertcaa League: .Killebrew, Dillman, Dr o bows k y (8), 0). LP-Washburn CH). HR- Houston 001 013 030- a 12 1 · ·" Tuesday, at· 7, Addlville s Ault new dut to the first base- T~ns 66; Yastnemsk1, Red Sax Ricllert n3) and Etcheharren; Kranepool (6th). Los Ang. ooo 010 100-- 2 7 1 OF MIDDLEPORT • Jeta will take on Pt. Pleasant man In the sixth, and R. Bali- 62: F. Robinson, Orioles 511; Talbot, Hamilton (9), Womack !2nd Game) In the sta · • " People's Bank. At 8:30 p.m., ey grounded out to the pitcher Howard, Senators 56; Kallne, 114) and C.ibbo. P-Ricbert (1- New York 1103 050 000- a 112 Blasingame, Sembera (61, 1967 Publ::h~~ ?nh~, at lhe ~~ 0 ~ of :lllinea 011 JUIII :10, the Middleport Yankees w II I In the fourth. ,Tigers 53. 10). LP-Womact (4-4). !IRS- St. ~uis 200 200 100- 5 11 3 ~iusU (7) ~nd Bateman; the Currency under":;~: 52~~ ~~ eR~~i~r:!'i'!:, of battle the Pomeroy Dodgers. For 1 i PitcbinJ ManUe (17th), B. Robinson Selma, D. Shaw (4), B. Shaw rewer, Regan (S), Miller ' ASSETS · · " 1 Saturday'• llelalll rive ~tsw!~in w~u~~: M Nalioaal League: McCormick, tllth). 15) and Grate: Cosman, LaPerranoakl (8) and Torborg, Cuh, balances with other banks, and < 1 In the first conleJt. the ~roene Ra werrJ had a . · 12-3; Nolan, Reds 8-2: CJst Game) mabe (31. Wlills (S), Woode- Campllllis (8), WP-Blaslngame cash Items in process of collection ----- ' 473,7ti8.0I~ 510' polls Senators, behind the le 8 • Y . Braves 7-Z; . Veale, Calif. 000 100 0110- 1 4 1 shick (61, Jackson (9) and C3-l). LP-Brewer (2-2). <l<wernment obiipUons -·---· l.810,260,7S" perfect hurling of Kavln gK i,slln. Burndettbal ••ngndie, lngnani Jarvis, Braves f.3. Minn 100 000 tox- 5 & I McCarver WP-B Shaw (3-9) Mathews Clth), Wynn (22nd). Loa d of State• and pol!tlcal subdivlllolll ~14S:Gll'. ked the M!ddl rl e g a ou e a s e, A rl L<l · • • na an discounts ' btan epo and T. Perry a ~ubie. '!'he Timo caa ague: H~rlen, Kelso, Turner (7), Burdette LP-Lamaba (1).4). HRs-Mario Pitta. ooo 001 000- 1 5 Balllr: premises, fw;!litiifeindiixiii-ei;'ii,d____ s•587•BSt.CJI :...,...-. tors, ~gera scored three runs in the Sox 11-2: Sparma, Tigers til and Rodgers; Jloawell (8-4) :6tb), Kranepoai (7th). Atlanta ooo Oil oox- 2 6 other assets repreaenting ballk miles ea ifii,1 Sheets allowed four walks, third and wrapped it up 9-2; ~nborg, Red ~~ U-3; and Battey, Zimmerman (8). list Game) . Law, McBean (8), O'Dell C!) Other assets lncludlne no djrect Ieaae 1 18 and four other Middleport two more ill the fourth. Angelo 8-1, Peters, LP-Keiso (4-2). HR-Aiilson Houston 000 00.1 001-4 9 1 and May; Niekro C!i-4) and TOTAL ASSETS .. reache(j base vta errors, but So• 11-4. (llthl. Loa Ang. 0011 ooo 001- 1 9 1 Uec!cer LP-Law (0-1) ----·----------·----- "·279•11&7.tl : tbe losers could not dent home , - -- - - - --- .. • • LIABfLITlES · ·· ' : '" ....' • Demand deposits of individuals · .. wtrmers broke a tt• partnerships, and corpor~tlo111 ----·•-- U SOO 11!....... Time and savmrs deposita of ladtvlduall, ' ' :: with three runs In the thIrd. partnel'llhlp_s, and corpor~tio111 ·-·---·- 4,034,12t.fo:' They added two 1n the fourth. '• Deposito of UD!ted States Government ----IO,IIU.trl'· and finished the game's scorDeaoaits of Jltatea and P')litlcai oubdiVIsiolll 283 4tllll' ' CeL'tified and officers'. cbecks etc 17'1.. 71 " !:th.wlth three more 1n ToTAL DEPOSITS ---·----' 1!,825,1127.14 . -----··-' ""· "-•· Slleets also was lhe big ' Total deD!Ind del")si~ ·--- •1,515~.M ·:.: Total time & savtnp deposita 'f,110,!2UO r: the Other iiabilltles including no mortpges aa~ .1; other llena on bank premlleo and bad two hits, S. J~son a·cfou· L,ague tournament thai other real estate ·---·--+-----·-··---- , 81,MO.H~ ble, M. Wolfe a double and alnon July 25 at the TOTAL LIABILITIE l.';j(,. gle, K: Coiiier had ·two ball park, tourney rnu•ager I s ------------·---- ,5,887,188.11' ;-q and L. Lanier bad two ~Ilks aald today. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . ' Olester. Rou!il Wll Te•DJJ that have ' entert!tl are with lbe dtleat. . CommNon_!~_k-total )'lr value ···--------- ' !OO,tlOO.ai.'.' 0. ~•I IUthorized-2000 .... " W. Va., Syracuse, the ~sing burlar Bolr Miller's No. shares outstandlaJ-2000 • Sluggere of third illllinl aJn1111 to Mlddleport Ali-Start. =Ius --------·---· -·------·----··-·· soot..,.ooo:Gii·,-T was Latarl'l Cll!ly ale 1 II profilo ·----··------·-----·---• .,.,.,.. Red Sox, Bedford, sieve Miller ti ~ Pl. teams from Pomeroy. TOT~ ......,.... f~~ACCOtiNTS -----··- -~ ant Kiwanis aa 'the West •...,s AND . - '!'.~ .- «1 gtnians won, H 'ftle 10111n'l CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ---·--------Gill~ JlW'iror- ~ · MEXOIIANDA Gill 'in a·w.al!<,' tbil third/. on lmac·a·N !; k d '' : tree en Sports So·mm•ry Point Kiwanis Wins 'fhree Tr·afft'c Ac.cl'dents on Rur ' ·al R'o'ads I :r1 1 IIY WILLlAM VERIGAN: Laague to two gamos>ove~ -thii Darlgera'4-! Mid a.t. · won the first tJIIIII1illh a twa-. IIIII SeoorlrlBomtr ~ ·{/1'1 ~ Writer , Chicago Cilbo, , ~jilt~ will!. both 'l'li'D• Will .,-,. I!W! obamer ilvlha ~ - ~lnl Banks_ a!lo ba. .ed Jack Lamabe pitches for the enda ofa double~. ftQijt tiJe . In the . ~ I:.eague• llld ~ked' i flvHila· tall ID ·HCOOd rame 1n the leafle-Ieadlng St. Louis Carclln- San Fr8J1cisco G"'"~ t-0 811!1 3- · Minnesota defeated Callfomta ~ lhe fifth 1nn1n ef the nlgbfc1 lnniDC arier a walk to alii now, IN,I tl)e New York Mets Z. . .. _,, h by • g · P Santo but the .......,,•• 1 an•d 7_. •' Chi cago ·.,..it. stlil act i)l<e !bey' own him ' · ' w1I smashing a homer wltb • ... N'llonal' liague · · In ather ga~s1 the Pliiladtl· Kansas City, winning H and Tomlny Davll on baH. came In the ninth wbta Sanl~l A few' i1ours after being phia Phillie• pOIIhde\l Ol!l'il'hll! Iosinr 7.0,, Baltimore bat New Lamabe, who baa l<lM fDur drove lh Bederi with_',lowed! ' ' W. L Pel.. GB acquired by the Cardinals from to beat the Cin<trlbatt 'Reda ·a.o, York 2-1, Boston whipped straight, . was tile tiCttm ot oacrlllco fly. Ray Culp •• LINE SCORES ~~·."- ;:':•~bsff 12·: ancf• Hol~r ·: ' Hospital: VlsltJ,ng' Shoe Farms ' ' By RANDOLPH PENDLETON eocaped.allve, and six ef thom itenbach's department with four Ivault was cited into Me [g s ebarleston, W. Va., trav,el~ Pi Pt"nmg · ~ . 0 Pro 1ert: : lroiiNI 24 and_ 1.f p.m. Parents B" B t · I BERRYDALE, Fla. (UPil- were severely bemed. '! cars damaged and one person' County Court an a charge of north In a Volkswagep, lost coi)1 24 M~$lll ·~~a~,' H.' to' °~e~fi· 1 oniy on P=trl~t~ard. ~!s~NA CAIJF AN Brawling Negro and white "l would gueaslb•y andel- injured. .driving left of eenter. troi of her car, went off the • • • • • 10 n. ' a :• lsswao . . • ' . · C'Onvicts touched off a fire m a paled lbere would be so tao I The first occurred Saturday I . roadway over the end of a cui· 1 lfil·,. Kanawha EaUs. ·3-53- •tat. •] Mrs La'o'rence M. Tawnr' nploslo~ rnay , ~ye destroyed 1prison camp barracks in a slight damage and II w o u I d i •t uo p.m. on Route 143 just Then, on Sunday at 12 · 45 . a. vert•.and turned over in a ditch. a~Nri~Ston, )8.111 •iS!~. LOll- ~ . Pecan St.; Mrs. Jean F. Americas S!fyeyor 4 robot I remote section of the Flonda cause Sonne of them to be ' r.orth' of Bradbury. Im., on Rt. 124, at Langsville, lA passenger in the car, Rlchard <loa, ~et,·.~ ~mf•eid are Coho, Patr10t Star Rt.; otto! spacecraft Slinday m~ht only Ipanhandle Sunday night and 37 transfep-ed," said Louie Wala- I Oeputies said a car driven by IJames Leonard KISor, 35• C~ ' C. Campbell, 30, suffered a Ia· <m the;it•U. . B. Saunders, Eureka Star Rt.; , secoods be!are •t was to have mmates died in "tree-top high" I wright, slate prison director, Walter W DeVault, 22, Rt. I, lumbus, ~raveling west, lost con ceratlo~ of his ~lglil atJQ. No lloa!Movemenlo ... Mrs. Herman R. Reese. q,e- i sof!-landed in the central · bay flames. ' wbo mbed to tho Utile 51· Lt-on. W. Va. traveling north. ]lrol qf hiS car due.to log. Rearrests were reported. · Gallipolis ~ka - . S M. shire; Basil L. Evans, Rt. 21re~i.~ of the J110011. . ' It starled In - . flash. The ! prisoner comp In the Florida 'I rounded a ctli'Ve went left of cen : traveled ~P the railroad tr~cks '!'he sheriff's department also J011l!ao4own 6.511 p.m. - goJvay .Galltpoils; Mrs. Gilmer Knotts. J~ Propulsion Labora!ory ·whole building was on fire P h ell •-•a ' d t k h'l' 'dil"" •t Langsville, wentmtoaditch. arrested Laster Pike Da"'~ l« 'George :r Pr'ce K Kl . k loci 'd th " an an e wu y. Iter an s rue a ve ICe ven .rnh "'' ~' d' d to , ,~, do•·: ,.,.a .~r, . '· 1 err; PP•e D.. Bowles, fl. , •po_esman .~Y , 18 ' e ex- almostmomentsrily,"sa•d b Del~ertHaro1dMilam,33,al"'. ~r:'~~ome mm am_a~e on·achargeofviaial!ngacourt "'llliD·a;m: N.ahonal up 3.50 . Pieasiirit: G~ald t. Clark, N,w · ploSJon theory was lhe most state prison Director Louie . YS St Mlddl tt Ihis c~r. No arrests or mJuries order by not leav•••lha county 1"iik ly" xpla atl ·-•"JI ' E Bowie• ~·wn s liO u...: M La f h ' 1 th 3441 ycamnre · IIwere repor ted . ""' Frank · W. ~--"',, '. ' ~ ·~ ·. ; noven; ra. rry 0. Hendtr-1 e , e n ?!.' o w .f Wainwright, who called it the over whether the door o _e The Milam car,·• a 1965 epo model, las ordered by Judge "'"" ' "' '-- · • Ishott, Pomeroy; Mrs. John G. 1radio rontact with earth. w as1worst such disaster in Florida barracks was opened 11'!!"ed•- was shoved Into a utility pole I '!'he other Sunday accident was Porter Jr., and Wilbur Napper, .Kanawha River --: Winfield, ' Sauvage, Syracuse; Mrs . . Lin-, loE! when the vehiCle was sev- 1hii;tory. ,. i•tely after lbe fire broke out as a result ot the Impact. There 'on the N•w Lima road at the RD, Pomeroy,' for mtoxica!Wn. A "' .R Mmtll up 5.40 p m.. me A. Gaul, Chester: Mrs. en m~les above tbe moon and 1 Only eight of tbe 51 prisoners · shortly after 9 p.m. COT. ___ -- -- -~ 1 \11:,1!. Shal!el'. Jr. 11p 12'1~ · a. Jooeph F. lltackburn, Ravens- travelml! at 300 miles an hour. : in the white frame building Wainwright said guard A. 0. mr, •f»rr Dearborn up2:25 a.m.; wnod; Mrs. Ivan s. Spriggs, ().,1., Oown /escaped unharmed. Six other ~vet!, stationeq at the door, : CI~n ~Iff up 4.10 l.m. · · Rt: 3 Jackson; Raymond A.j ROME _ DESIGNERS mmates were hospitali.led witb unlocked it and "told the men . . l:)l:) alliiiJ Riter- Loek, ll, oE'De- Stephens Rt. I Mt. Alto, W. were hedginl! their bets on severe burRs. ' tc come out. Either they were i M~ ~_Bosworth up • P:lii-~ · QDeeDi Va.; Mrs. Mabel Christman. I hemlines as the Italian hI g b There were conflicting reports too startled or ~·~.were afraid ~ II" . 121-0, ~;!I\; • Pflnclp,lo Jackson; Mrs. John A. Wood, fli•hion shows .lor lntematlmlai ~-- --- - · - -- - to and they d1dn I ·' ' , wri 1:15' am.: Jeffbaat up ! Jr., Jackspn; Mrs. James A. bnyers and the press went Into want to really commit · ' ilJem- l But Byrd Mapoles, a news- I SANDUSKY, Ohio (UP!) - Miss Robinson. "I really don't The overall talent winner was 5:20am ; Lock IS, Harvey Jor 1Gillespie, Rt. 1 Jackson: Gro- th•lr tllird. day today. selves to any degrees. '!'he re- man from Milton, Fla., said a With a kiss on the chtek an 4 know bow to describe it." Miss Lease. Erica Ann White, dan up 3 1!.1& :, ~obWI J!, cGi!l-u,,r N1J.Ervin, Rt. l Wellston: '!'he Italian shows. which o!)- suit Is experiments with be- ' guard told him they had to go a wish of Iuek Pamela sue Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Canton. Miss Kent State Univer· ~n up 3.4tilijj,,' EsiJ&.tW.IIt~·Poarl u: Rus.leil, Rt. I Kitts en the International fall-winter low-the-knee skirts or ankle .Ito the camp office to get the ' Robinson started on a vear-lon~ Nobel Rabms~. said th~y would sity, was named Miss Congenl· V~rg!nia down 5.45 _a.m " ~ : Hill;.,. Mrs. Mary E. Booth, fashion whirl. have de!llOilstrat- ien~rth coats but'liitle real con- Ikey and before they could get reign as Miss Ohio saturday attend .the Miss AmeriCa Pag- al by the contestants. 16, Western down 6.10 a. ~ .. Jackson: Mrs. Fred E. Moms, ed to date that mast deslguers viction. '!'he only direction : back the "flames already were night. eant w1th her as would her two liP 10.~ P• Mario., Miss CIJiora Leach, Rt. lthink somethin~ should hapoen 'jsklr!lllave taken so IJJr wa, tr~top high." The 22-year-old Davtr;n miss brother~. . . .. I ~ Ill;_ . ~,upl. l. 1 WeH")bn: Frank H1er, Rt. I to hemlines. BGt they do not down. ·. was crowned, then kissed, by "We wuuldn:t m1ss 1t Sal~ m . HeJ.ii<Z; UlrV.IO..m., Loek~W~Uston; Paul D. Kelly, Rt. t l --· . Sharon Phillian, Delaware, the ber father, pomtmg out he was 0 It, Austin do"" Sandra L. Kessler. I Miss Ohio who finish- glad she was No. 13 in the conAy.t:;. 2.10 a· Ill·: RaveQSwood ed as third runner up in the te•t. "'!'hat's my lucky numU ~es ofown 3.10 a.m, l .,, Blrtho By EUGENE v. RISHER 1966 Miss America pageant. ber." J~·.~~nrag llrure.. dpwn ,- Mrs. RandOlph E. Blackburn, , SAIGON (UP!)-The United The June graduate of the Unl..till 2 1 d:;'ghter. States, . stung by weekend of Kentucky the Miss ARos::nM:: majored • p.m. ay, rs Mon~ll l . Communist !lllccesses hit back r~ght to repreeent OhiO 1n th• ~ . th • 1'41ad.t: uy:11:15 a.m.:· ~~ 22~'! C._~wain. i!t. I ~own CIt y, 1 COLUMBUS (UP!) - Aid to ready and it seems all but set- with the full fury of its air and Atlantic City, N.J., contest In <in. 'P?.ech ~nd anng erapy: CHARLESTON, W. VA. Ju)J Stlti· Tnl~ d<ll'll 5.50 a. Ill. • 1dam\hter. 7·14 a m Saturday: education w•ll be the focal potnt 1tied that an increase In the ' sea power a spokesman repurt- September over 30 other candi- said If 1 COIIId Be • MuSic 15 ·- Dairy farmers supplying. PU!!Y :DcitrneY;down ~-25 a m.; i Mra Fred E. Morris, Marlon,! this week in the legislature, sales tax will replace the gross I ed toda ' 852 bomber. hit the datea She represented t h c Star" from the Broadway mu- the O.arleston markei who aril Lock 23, Beaver up ~:IS a. m.: , daughter, 10:55 am. Saturdav · 1with th• school subsidy bill be- l receipts lax proposed ortgihally.l Comm~ists with live raids South.west. skat play, "Apple :rree," m the 'members of the Dairymen's Ct~­ OVEC dow~ 5·4(1 a.m .: Polly 1Mrs Lawrence M. Tawney, 503. 1g given a good chance of be- '!'he community mental health I Sundav ni•ht and today, drop- ''I feel ju.t wonderful and so finals. . . operative Sales· AssoclaUap..wlll ~0~ a.m.. Gree~~l Pecan St. son. 11 ·05 a.m. Sat- ' lng voted out of comJDlttee: I and menial retardation pro- . pmg mililan pounds ot bombs. tbanklul,' • said a speechless Her description IS 5-foot, m be ~aid to cents per bundred"' Wahr Houtdand up I urdav; Mrs. Jojlp A. Woad. Jr., 1 There ~~~ w~s a posSibility grams proposed by Gov. James ' U.S. Marine fliers hit Commu· ~~nds and ~24-35. . ,,1\ve\gbt more lor their J u n • IO.p,.m . M,ark M UP U5 o.m.:! ~ackson, daughter. 6:32 p.m. 1the adl1llruslrajion's tax. pack- •A. Rhodes comes up for a vote I nist artill in the DemllitaI keep ~·m by swimmlllg. 1'!'11~. ftlli year than they \'ere AIII'Jl. ~~\\tr down 11311 Q.m .. ·Sunday •age to provide an addJtionai:tomghl!n the Senate and prdll-trizeci zOO:f!(DML), hoping to , she says. n.. also helps with paid (or milk marM!ed durinl . T"\'»'PY·•L.. Wl'_lte dqwn ,_I2. :Ill a. , Discharges , l $250 mdhon for schools woujd ably will sail through. It , has ' silence tbe big' guns which have PlY modeling. that monlll a year a_go. ' mf?Wi!Ite~ W•lli•TD•on uo 12·: ! Mrs, William R! · Bachner. be ready for nresentation to : p...ed the House. Ilashed Leathernecfc Jigsltlons for Her selection c~e as a sur· "'!'he 'blend' prl"'! paid-DCSA 45 a.m. Valvoflne UJI .~ a. m... Mr.< Ira T Beatty. Sam the full Senate Ways and Means '!'he measure pula the empha- • d Shj f tNi u g: 7th Fleet prise .to the many iulildredS in producers for JUDe milk tbts LilliAn Cl~rk down 6!~' a m.: I flenn!'V, Mrs. Robert v Durst, Committee. ·sis on local responsibility for I ~::~ I~ ~lose shore to the Cetar Point ballroom' and year will. be $SJS \>!lr cw!. (ap0 " ~hMrer down 7·~1 • m ; 1 F:rldle A. Ferll)lson. Mrs. Ern- , A Senate Education, Health and treatment of tbeso l fiombanj the Red guns .thousands who watched !be lei· I~mately 11 cents per quart) ~,,,. •hi. T.n<ko .. B•JCk•ve •t•te; est E. Griffin. Paul H Harri-land Welfare sultcommittee has maladies, requiring that pro- , A spokesman disclosed the evlsed proceedings, as .she fall· , (Ill' plitk. testJng 3.5, per cent dof!'p} ~ .nm .. Luth.,. Hf'l'd- , son Mrs. Emmett S Halley, been wrestling with tbe founda- 1grams be placed In operation In ' carrier u.s.s: Oriskany re- Thirty-two were In Sunday ed to win any h~nors dur;Ing the Ibutterfat as !',Pmpared w.th. ~.· m.~llliWJI 0 n. m · F·~·~''" Russell V Hoiland. Arthur John- ' lion bill for two weeks. The , all countiea of 50,000 oopulation turned 'io dut~ on ;Yankee , School collection was $12.17. previous two mgllla of prelim- 73 p~id for June milk In 11166," P• . . doWI!6 nm: w;"·•~ , son. Mrs. Robert w Kearns. ' big struggle bas been over 'i or more State and federal Station cMJJfyi4, aJml>stnlne' Mrs.'LauraCircieof Dorcas, in~rles. . . ' rep<jrts Mr. S. B. We'ls, New H 7'"'""'' ": Q:15 "'" · "'-. Mrs Arthur 0. Kelley, Ken- whe''1er a prooortlonately' targ- funds will be available to pay months after disamrous fire vtsited Mrs. Mary Circle on a The pre-final favorite w 8 1 ~181\d, W. Va.,1 president of or•; ~own ~- n. n.m: Ravens- , neth R .Kerwin, Marcus J. Me- er share of the money should : part of the cost of operations ripped through hor and kliled 44 recent Friday evening. Paulette Breen. RossfOrd, the the DCSA. • w<ll'd liP &· '5 • m i Dame!. llarbara J Moore. Mro.l go to larger cities, which con- and of acqulrln• facilities. officers and men 'and injured 16. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sny· MIS! _B~t Green State ~DI·.t pututed ~ut lhatlhis year's __ _ __ _ , Roy V ~avton, Mrs. Ralph w. tribute most and have a dire Slated .tor a vote In the House ThP Orisk\!ny ·joill•d ;1n the :IOO der and"Oiide Circle, Columbus, verSity ti · ' bnd 'W price is eigllt cents: mor.e. - • , .... , V rr.••'rlklel [Sha111 M1les W Strother. Mro. • need. tonight IS a oroposal for an au- missions flown agllr.st the spent a Sunday with the Homer bath the, swlm .~t l1~~ hundredweight th8J1 t b' r'tl «•• 1 · Harry E Williams. Larry E. i At the other end of the rope . dit everv four years of the ~ North on Sunifay: · Circle !am1ly. categqrleS tho n i!hl,' er producer prite lot ~ · Plantz Mrs. Gerald L. Ro~~s ; In the tng of war are the poor stat.e auditor's off•ce None bas i Pilots from the Oriskany Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rose and the g~rls were up Cha,rleston mark~ set by DJI:1'11"'F.ll 1'11 ":"R""~ OJ and .Infant son, Mrs. Norman : distri;ts. which claim they need •been made in mare than a damaged two Communist patrol daugllter of ftacine, Betty Van- Judith Ahn area Federal Milk Market .fiBif.S · IIIAA IN ~RF.A L G•ililand and Infant son. Mrs. l the a1d just as bad. However.! decade and none currently Is I boats and destroyed a ratlroad Meter, Margaref Aim Carleton !Qn, ·¥.108 Ohio Aq~ninlsttator. ·~'"'" Charles R Ramsbura and lnfant 1 they tax themselves less se- reouired. . bridge 35 miles south of Hanoi. ,and Pal spent, an evening with lilt! ot!ier SWlmWlt , , wiu matk ·the ~,:::-:,.~:-:;:~ !~:~;.,,., daurhte~. Mrs Blai"A J Turn- : verely than the large city dls ! The is~ue of. eanltal nunish· [ 1n the nv4 B5Z. raids the huge ·the~ warren Rose family ~cent- Saridra Sarosy, CampbeJl, ~ , ·, ,month\ durlna '' ' ...,.;!'~ "'"" I"''"'''"' "-•m•'"' or ond mfant son. Mrs. Charles ' !riels · . Warren, w~ .~ flnt nl,ut -~ DCSA m~bera , were 1ment is not yet dead In the leg- atratofortrelses hit Nortb VIet- ly, ~ ! D Whitt and Infant son. Mrs .l CompromlR Planned 1i•lature, because a third bear- oamese army and Viet Cong ' ., talenl winner.: ' ·.. paid a hll!her PM foi-_ I h eli ~"!W''"'!"" ..... ,.._ .,.., W~lter _M. Barrett and infant I '!'he compromise apparently ill!! was scheduled Wednesday 1mits from the Da Nang area to - VOODOO M . 1\unnl')'UP In tlje' milk than they rerelv•d' ~urln1 -.J· ,,,ft _,,. ...... ..,~ ;lauobter.,Mrs. lllark H C•vev Is to give tbe poorer districts 1 In the Senate an a resolution to the outskiris of Saigon. Targela IS . Sharon ~nn Marlin. th• same month or'the preeell-. and lnfant· dau~hter. Mrs. Wat. more money and )he cltv dis- I eliminate the death penallY. included Colll)llunlm buildups in• Voodoo is ai!U praetlce4 .. · Green, Miss Go)l'ling .. lng year. ' . , · ......."'1"" Iter Warner and infant dau•h· trlcts additional funds a8 well A measure aimed at claiming the Central Highlands. ·HaiU. '!'he lllYatlcal · MisS ~ '~!::. ter: ~rs Orton H Carder. Mrs. through an Aid to Dependen! l for the state unclaimed funds, E>act tonnage dropped which js AfriC411 jn afll! Mlss Sarosy. · ·" C.oldlt H. Elberfe 1d. Michael Children (ADC) formula based ! pari-mutuel tlckota and trading kept secret bnl from three· at lilldqigbl and . tiJe top 10 were·Pt,lF.. Elliott. John E. Gorrell, M'ra. 6n tilt! nllrnber or perc~nta~e of stamo~ to _provide seed money seven pianee take part In prilmt ileal Salem, ¥I , lfamrick. Jllcky flo!- ADC reclpiebla tn a d1strlct. for the OhiO Industrial Finane- raid and •aoh. is Nancy · . Massie, Law· '!'he latest version of the, sub- In~ C<!!llmioslon ,l{t!la Its I I r 8 t of carryirl& '"'i'IJ!"" 1\frs. Jerrv. A. stitu~ . bin was to be ' made beartnil 'w~nei4av· ~efQr.e 1M bomh!. ' · William R. Re7· available todey to lhe au~om- Senate Judiciary Committee. t~ li~~~~ Jack L. Shipley, mlttee which waa to stl1dy It . A Sunday Ji~uar sa!~ bill ~ets AZTEC (!A&!B .. Sinclair, Mrs. !let. and preoent it to the. full com- its first hearing In tbe House , '!'he game "Uachtll" ~~~i!t:~:~~~~:; I ~"" t.: stewstt, Mrs P•"l ll. mtttee on Wednesdav. i Governl!'•nt O..rallons · Com- cialed with tile .' Aztec -1 W..t..o. •"" Tho,.,.. A. Jewell. The tax oackaQe bill aooeara l mlttee WednesdaJ, In waa a C<imlllllatiQJI. qf: 11;4lif~r, jo 3 Mets Stun. 9lrdi~~s Twice., 2-l Leaders . ' ~.:;: attorney for the · last Die in Fire ;; ~;u:;~co~vt::irdel:-.:: j Of County over Weekend In]' ure 1 Person .a.uver • .... News ' JarHackett succeeds Don R Milbarracks al • remote priaoD • • •. ' • ' ' . ' .,ews'. ., " ospltcu who resigued recently to be- f A B k camp Suaday night, loUCbtDI I Three accidents were probed Iwas heavy damage to the front Iintersection of the White Hill ;'t: : . . '". ' ,h1"'""•, . come vice president and admin t arrac S ~ elied a sudden 1Dferuo thai kill· over the weekend by Me I g Slof the Milam vehicle and light Road. "· · istrator of the HanOver Pa. of them, Only If mea ICounty Sheriff Robert C. Har- •damage to the DeVault car.J,>e- 1 Nancy JoAnn Norman, 18, · N' . - D: ~~ \ :;;:b~::~:!!i:ns ~~:~~~r~~~:u Slldlllf .... • 1110·1081 able II one ..., too pin, .r lose, coDIdOIIH. lTrouers ·A!...:.t.O;:usslem, Is~aeij officials ;ar ant bird m~ its appear- named the top executl~ offic-,· $llifa'ii'·~~ke of..lhe ~ull for'~" lance at SUCh times and gorges er of the u.s. Trotting Associa- New York An elite Navy !!fOUP, the SEALs; ·is hitting the enemy Vietnam on h1s own grounds, by the means shown above. Tofaling about 200 officers and men, the fiveyear-old organiz;~tion is shown here in training in the States. · nJ ~-~ct~--8~--~b~the~~-~u.~-~. · was , B~ Wasbington SEALsBtt · :rb' '"I' ' J?1.111....,. Pom~S!J~clleport, 0., July 17, >, i:I_:·.,Team Blockea . .- ' ... ' . Two Gallipolis Teams Advance ::...:u- Anrll't! Mo::: Til ClnZENS NATIONAl lANK 1 'if:.w pi~~ ~ Eight Clubs In Syracus·e e , e a great Tournament ~\e ~,!!· .:~t"t'J , ,j~'~cel 1 n~Eigh;;jt ~:~av~~~ car ea? ~~=:il·m~·;~r~; ••!elY· error. 't ' '1be ~ 't,~ :=.t, :red A,.gretlt car. Naturally. '\~ . ' '. ' '• ' ,• ' •, . '' ' N.27iAf'• • • " �\ I• ~·· \' ·~ ' \ r . 'I:IM!'IO PICI<. THEM .- ' . . tlle . luok~-oui · tor' llif. tty··~ ., on UP" GUESS WHO P\-AYS.AIR.· AAJI) r>R.IU.. . ·; SliMMER . .. ON Tl-llii I ,t..U10 HORN! ~ SEll .~-~·--=-'~Homer " ·Dies Saturday At HiS Home ' Cui'OIA ...........- . . . WEATHER VAlli - ·f 7.. TOTAL ..............._ MANOR HOUSI UDWOOD PIRIONAL CUPOLA 13750_ Clllll . . . ..., .. hllwiDillePIJ'o Whea-rll ... QUeSti.OD CltJ l.4lllll II then ww.ft • atop Ia. \ I WEATHER VAlE II ,SQM ~~~ 137~ 1785 18'~ .DARAGE DRIIlWAY · &BASEMENT BROOM wit• HANDLE MARKERS FOLDING · FENCE ' Wmt • . COUI'ON . 2~·­ ,1129 C:.. S189 ADD:mONAL OR WITHOUT COUPON $2.1t DRIVE-WAY SEALER SQUEEGE COATER ~~ 1188 Plastl• Roof c-nt tALl: . . . 33• I j i . I YOU11 FIND MANY MORE ttl• tlgl!l, •••~• Ioug h • S..!1, Hd .. wor.rprooft. I R£G. $1.11 ' Galvanized ' INCINERATOR WITH COUPON ~· ' . ~ •.. ~ws ;.'! TAPCO ' CHARCOAL BRIQUETS 20 Ll, BAG 99C 1366 ::;S595 ·" ~-·· ~-~· T, . ~1M. I llAL FLOOR UCI WHEN YOU VISIT OUl STOlE! next winter? i · Arne YINTliATOI BIGVAWES How much heat will ASBESTQUIJER ROOF COAtiNG REG. $5.69 99C S469 ' i 111.111 11'17'111" IIIUIII .... _ S191 . ' ::ONTRACTOR TTP£" How··can one Bear watch over 265,602,750,00Q. .trees at once? · •+• Alifclier TY ' ..... Jll'n •• Iiiii IIIII • ._,. .... Colorn•••-. lllt .......... -111 ••• in more ways lllan one. Electric 11e1t .Is 1..,&...,. inside your home-be- · .........,...,__ .............., llood. n.,. ... REIIQIUTY ........... NowlnProgi'WSI R6521WA .:~I 3 •· l,:'· ONLY ~..... DtWII - lolor111 ., c_.,JontT.,.. .MASON ' . IIUINITUII CO. MASOtf, W., VA. Tr--oda..-• - I ;d 7!1' - Because Smokey has a sponsor. It's called The Advertising' Council, Inc., and irs been active for 25 years. This newspaper is proud to help with this work. Over the years we have published Smokey Bear ads and others like them entirely without charge. Every time you 'ee f~ this seal, you'll know public-spirited people • 1 " are at work. '\'1~··" M .... • • public vrvkt ta cooptral lon w!th Till Athtrlislnl Ctl,lftdt, tiM 11. . - I . S. fottit S•niM . . 'Pit MMtf~IOilll ~~ ~~.....-~Yir.!_l~irlt bK4t\11111. ,r1 .; ' "' • '· SY'tem leb , . ,_ li Old ploy l>bllal tolor TV oitk oolr !11111111 - Solely Tul>e • PMoo Colo! P1kll CloiiSil rilllli,OOO ... "' pidvlt • llloooinotoll SWIIdl~ """' IIIIi Slide-ilolt Ullf Tunln: • PIUI<o Alitoonilli< C. l.od! Deaaoosior ROOMS New .. ' · • Bit I . it~stallatJOPI EASY TERMS 1 • T"""storizod ,._.;,..,illllll d!ecks pidwe a siOIIld Pilot ..lliat li,lll ..._ · • r ·~ - t ' ,. . MIDDLEPORT,': <' ,_ I ' . ; I: ' ; , :.11! ' I .. A.~.¥.~ ::;. S23!!. S1&·88 ""... ltlAit-Md twlng awhll•. lolilil . o.k, ct.., varni1h flfllth . Sh•IHII IHt ,., odNII lUit ....,.._. chaiN el'llf . c:elllnt hoob. hly ........... COli\,.... ...DWOOD PIIIO RIRIIlURE " '· .' \ ,..., ...... lloiltAl 188~t ·' ·ILCO Fampus fur Qu ali-ty t f H• \No rld Ove r· Foreme~n .eft Abbott WHEELBARROW . W~ifia~Wuel Plus flltse del1ll8 Color 1Y features I . CUIICFOOT 5 _., FT....PORCH SWING SET buslion. IIIIi . . lllfllil, as you select it. 1M ., r-. I you prefer, Whether yoe(i'l. building ·or bljyiog a naw home )'01(8 find electric heal oHers many llitadvantqes at an insi&nificalt differenc6 in operating coSt. To find 011t how eCotlomlcal electric heal can be,., ' IICREASES-COLOR TV Middleport, 0. WIEELBARROW cause it's n . 11.. aild needS .. lie. No flame·meall$ no dirt e~~used by oom- P'lfice SIIIUIIIIS~ia Spi.- 4~ 4(TH "GAIDIN TYPE" f a CUIIC FOOT lltcbllilJ, you'll be losine a great deal .. .., ....... 111111 Summer Shoe Sale 1h11 • �\ I• ~·· \' ·~ ' \ r . 'I:IM!'IO PICI<. THEM .- ' . . tlle . luok~-oui · tor' llif. tty··~ ., on UP" GUESS WHO P\-AYS.AIR.· AAJI) r>R.IU.. . ·; SliMMER . .. ON Tl-llii I ,t..U10 HORN! ~ SEll .~-~·--=-'~Homer " ·Dies Saturday At HiS Home ' Cui'OIA ...........- . . . WEATHER VAlli - ·f 7.. TOTAL ..............._ MANOR HOUSI UDWOOD PIRIONAL CUPOLA 13750_ Clllll . . . ..., .. hllwiDillePIJ'o Whea-rll ... QUeSti.OD CltJ l.4lllll II then ww.ft • atop Ia. \ I WEATHER VAlE II ,SQM ~~~ 137~ 1785 18'~ .DARAGE DRIIlWAY · &BASEMENT BROOM wit• HANDLE MARKERS FOLDING · FENCE ' Wmt • . COUI'ON . 2~·­ ,1129 C:.. S189 ADD:mONAL OR WITHOUT COUPON $2.1t DRIVE-WAY SEALER SQUEEGE COATER ~~ 1188 Plastl• Roof c-nt tALl: . . . 33• I j i . I YOU11 FIND MANY MORE ttl• tlgl!l, •••~• Ioug h • S..!1, Hd .. wor.rprooft. I R£G. $1.11 ' Galvanized ' INCINERATOR WITH COUPON ~· ' . ~ •.. ~ws ;.'! TAPCO ' CHARCOAL BRIQUETS 20 Ll, BAG 99C 1366 ::;S595 ·" ~-·· ~-~· T, . ~1M. I llAL FLOOR UCI WHEN YOU VISIT OUl STOlE! next winter? i · Arne YINTliATOI BIGVAWES How much heat will ASBESTQUIJER ROOF COAtiNG REG. $5.69 99C S469 ' i 111.111 11'17'111" IIIUIII .... _ S191 . ' ::ONTRACTOR TTP£" How··can one Bear watch over 265,602,750,00Q. .trees at once? · •+• Alifclier TY ' ..... Jll'n •• Iiiii IIIII • ._,. .... Colorn•••-. lllt .......... -111 ••• in more ways lllan one. Electric 11e1t .Is 1..,&...,. inside your home-be- · .........,...,__ .............., llood. n.,. ... REIIQIUTY ........... NowlnProgi'WSI R6521WA .:~I 3 •· l,:'· ONLY ~..... DtWII - lolor111 ., c_.,JontT.,.. .MASON ' . IIUINITUII CO. MASOtf, W., VA. Tr--oda..-• - I ;d 7!1' - Because Smokey has a sponsor. It's called The Advertising' Council, Inc., and irs been active for 25 years. This newspaper is proud to help with this work. Over the years we have published Smokey Bear ads and others like them entirely without charge. Every time you 'ee f~ this seal, you'll know public-spirited people • 1 " are at work. '\'1~··" M .... • • public vrvkt ta cooptral lon w!th Till Athtrlislnl Ctl,lftdt, tiM 11. . - I . S. fottit S•niM . . 'Pit MMtf~IOilll ~~ ~~.....-~Yir.!_l~irlt bK4t\11111. ,r1 .; ' "' • '· SY'tem leb , . ,_ li Old ploy l>bllal tolor TV oitk oolr !11111111 - Solely Tul>e • PMoo Colo! P1kll CloiiSil rilllli,OOO ... "' pidvlt • llloooinotoll SWIIdl~ """' IIIIi Slide-ilolt Ullf Tunln: • PIUI<o Alitoonilli< C. l.od! Deaaoosior ROOMS New .. ' · • Bit I . it~stallatJOPI EASY TERMS 1 • T"""storizod ,._.;,..,illllll d!ecks pidwe a siOIIld Pilot ..lliat li,lll ..._ · • r ·~ - t ' ,. . MIDDLEPORT,': <' ,_ I ' . ; I: ' ; , :.11! ' I .. A.~.¥.~ ::;. S23!!. S1&·88 ""... ltlAit-Md twlng awhll•. lolilil . o.k, ct.., varni1h flfllth . Sh•IHII IHt ,., odNII lUit ....,.._. chaiN el'llf . c:elllnt hoob. hly ........... COli\,.... ...DWOOD PIIIO RIRIIlURE " '· .' \ ,..., ...... lloiltAl 188~t ·' ·ILCO Fampus fur Qu ali-ty t f H• \No rld Ove r· Foreme~n .eft Abbott WHEELBARROW . W~ifia~Wuel Plus flltse del1ll8 Color 1Y features I . CUIICFOOT 5 _., FT....PORCH SWING SET buslion. IIIIi . . lllfllil, as you select it. 1M ., r-. I you prefer, Whether yoe(i'l. building ·or bljyiog a naw home )'01(8 find electric heal oHers many llitadvantqes at an insi&nificalt differenc6 in operating coSt. To find 011t how eCotlomlcal electric heal can be,., ' IICREASES-COLOR TV Middleport, 0. WIEELBARROW cause it's n . 11.. aild needS .. lie. No flame·meall$ no dirt e~~used by oom- P'lfice SIIIUIIIIS~ia Spi.- 4~ 4(TH "GAIDIN TYPE" f a CUIIC FOOT lltcbllilJ, you'll be losine a great deal .. .., ....... 111111 Summer Shoe Sale 1h11 • �.... . ,• I ·~ • ~~ " "' ;. '' • \ ,. . l ' .. ,, . ' ) :.. . . . ·GIMirf ' .se·rvices , ' ' I . . IOIIN. MALONI - ,. ' ' . ' · ' ,. ' ..• ···.,. p 1y GiORGI IIO.Co&R . · t.w~lng•-.on.. slfa · WfN'III ' • ....................... ,, -.......... . - .- . .,.. I . 1111 ' IF' " _I ,, . MIDDUIPOIIl, '9HIO . - ' --· --·- OfPICI MDUU EYINRUDE ..,.. . ..., ~~--­ TO "-&CII A WAII'IAD PMOIIi tti41M BUY HUNDREDS of items wbolesele, many below wholiej we, gipnlk savings, eel with money making ln!Oir·l mallon. Details - 11lc stamp I carman, 350 Groveport Co!\UIIbuS, Ohio 4320'1. 7 11 12tp "KE'"E:::P::-y-our--=sum=m=e:-r-;appointments cool, now air condl· tloned lor your comfort. Holen's Beauty Shop, 99Z-2890. 7 11 !tc NOW TAKING . By 11ert11a Pmer APPLicATIONS FOf CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. \ . EEk il M'iE~ LtT'S SE£ \.liHI>.TS Conted flye Manley Middleport ON N TONIGHT ! OH, NO! THI~ IS. TOO MUCH! Rev. CeclJ Wise was in charge I OO'>J'T .MIND ~ CERTAIN AMOONT OF R£· RUIJS NJD I CAfJ '&ITTHRU ~ REPUICE.MEWT Sunday evening servkle due !be alisence of Rev. GIU who attending camp meetJnc at I'REU,I .U .,. . . •. ~0 ~~~ FltiEMDI By MERRILL BLOSSER ' vi~~\.,THEitF lfifY GcJ .... RESUMING 'i'J~~T T>leY OP\tM16TICALLY CAL\. A -~~C~TION·' ·:~ "). ~i IY V, t. HAMLIN . ,' . - ~ .' ...... . ..· . ·- .: -~~ ·• .,r; 'I never been lam only aaking $35 and will aeeepl ,1.25 weekly. IIIZ-2885. 6 23 tfc , "'' - 'I . '• i For lent & ROOMS, beo paid. \ Je5· Phone ~111151 or m-zn. u 1 ONE DAY t1e I ROOM FURNISHED SHIRT SERVIQ ment in Pomeroy. paid. Pbone llt2$/S. 7 12 tfc service and finishing, · CAMPING trailer by day week. Phane . .2138. " RAT5! I KNEll) eln at9, outal S 7 11 6tp .· Robinson's Cleantrf · Tracy Wbaley. .. ' 1 B tfe • i .,.; • ...' ..' ' zig ug, you need =~:.. ~~f~ TV Now On f56, free home demonstrations, call 99Z-2136. 77 11 Sale! 227-.q.ln. DAILY CR'RTOQUOTE - Ben'• how to Werk Itt .t.XYDLBA.t.:IB Ia LONGJ'II:LLOW One lett... olmply 11a1u1a for another. In lhlo oiUilple A Iii -d for lbo lllt.e IJo, X for the two 0'1, etc. Single lttten,. . _ trtlpld.ea, the len£'lh and formation ot ·te word~ - are a11 biAtl. ..... daJ the code letlero are oltfleren!. · and apal'lmfnlr · -$20 and up. Phllllt Rowley 1114 I!IZ4'I7f. after • p. ... pilolle· 111Ui7f. ' • 1111 I'"110011 GllfluiililJed ..,.nmeal ·· ~-I'll. ' . ; ..... 1!11 7 7 lfc ==::;;-=PALOMINO MARE, 5-1• a r old, 55 Inches bJih, 11110 teDIIe. Phone lll2-3tl'lt. very . ' ; :i ! 7 u lOtp. SUPERSTITION'S SOURCE 4 Q»!orrom Qaotalloll WRIST FRACI'IJRE Early Chrlstl&na OLKB ZLQUR IAUKK LR ~PV NEW YORK (IIPJ)-Dick walking ~ a ladder .ll> BPVLAN' BPXB G){ R ' F M R'B Howoer, the New Yilrk Yankees 1 w1.ong beeause a ladder lellnliig 1 ' a trl• · BPXRV lllPXWU PU'K WLLVXR~. leadlng hitter with a .' .272 against a building . 1 average, wa; lo.al tD the· \0"11'1 llnille,, the ' symbol of ~:· ~~*:,!:~;i•E:~t:t!~)•~:~i, -IXR QURRUBB for appro&lmatelY ·''sll" weeq, tty, One woo ~ when . .,. fractured a bone II) hi$tthe tr!angl,t dffied ·- .-,.. c.,~, GIVE Mil: '!'HE P.IGHT wOJID wrist ~unday afler. ehllldln& t~ua, AND THil 1\IOHT ACCiilN'l' AND ·1 WllJ. MOVIl :I'KII WQIIU>~ ··' " . wllb Bal)lmore'a lljla: ~ll;r~.J~~-< : ,.· ,. ' . ,; ZINITH COLOR . ' ' AlLOW AS *3.". ' .', '\.; NEW MODELS C~INOSQONI I , ' ~. / .'I. .L ·' ljt .l~" . ..... ~ 1 iiOOM HOUsEi;',SiSMiiSJWiml St., Mldineport. Phone m- . ligna, emb. patierna, darnllq, :I38S or ~. take over payments of M per 1 I tie month or pay balance due ,. ' ·:-r;; '"' ·.· ..... ···~ lumlct, aluminum 110rm windows and Call II9W'4 after 5 p. "· I ALL ! . ..__ house, 167! oln Heiii>U, ha r d wo lloon, bath, ba~emen~ I ~006HT ~EM '. Pomeroy f ~ ! I· I You get our usuat nne ~. i · I . '· , I �.... . ,• I ·~ • ~~ " "' ;. '' • \ ,. . l ' .. ,, . ' ) :.. . . . ·GIMirf ' .se·rvices , ' ' I . . IOIIN. MALONI - ,. ' ' . ' · ' ,. ' ..• ···.,. p 1y GiORGI IIO.Co&R . · t.w~lng•-.on.. slfa · WfN'III ' • ....................... ,, -.......... . - .- . .,.. I . 1111 ' IF' " _I ,, . MIDDUIPOIIl, '9HIO . - ' --· --·- OfPICI MDUU EYINRUDE ..,.. . ..., ~~--­ TO "-&CII A WAII'IAD PMOIIi tti41M BUY HUNDREDS of items wbolesele, many below wholiej we, gipnlk savings, eel with money making ln!Oir·l mallon. Details - 11lc stamp I carman, 350 Groveport Co!\UIIbuS, Ohio 4320'1. 7 11 12tp "KE'"E:::P::-y-our--=sum=m=e:-r-;appointments cool, now air condl· tloned lor your comfort. Holen's Beauty Shop, 99Z-2890. 7 11 !tc NOW TAKING . By 11ert11a Pmer APPLicATIONS FOf CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. \ . EEk il M'iE~ LtT'S SE£ \.liHI>.TS Conted flye Manley Middleport ON N TONIGHT ! OH, NO! THI~ IS. TOO MUCH! Rev. CeclJ Wise was in charge I OO'>J'T .MIND ~ CERTAIN AMOONT OF R£· RUIJS NJD I CAfJ '&ITTHRU ~ REPUICE.MEWT Sunday evening servkle due !be alisence of Rev. GIU who attending camp meetJnc at I'REU,I .U .,. . . •. ~0 ~~~ FltiEMDI By MERRILL BLOSSER ' vi~~\.,THEitF lfifY GcJ .... RESUMING 'i'J~~T T>leY OP\tM16TICALLY CAL\. A -~~C~TION·' ·:~ "). ~i IY V, t. HAMLIN . ,' . - ~ .' ...... . ..· . ·- .: -~~ ·• .,r; 'I never been lam only aaking $35 and will aeeepl ,1.25 weekly. IIIZ-2885. 6 23 tfc , "'' - 'I . '• i For lent & ROOMS, beo paid. \ Je5· Phone ~111151 or m-zn. u 1 ONE DAY t1e I ROOM FURNISHED SHIRT SERVIQ ment in Pomeroy. paid. Pbone llt2$/S. 7 12 tfc service and finishing, · CAMPING trailer by day week. Phane . .2138. " RAT5! I KNEll) eln at9, outal S 7 11 6tp .· Robinson's Cleantrf · Tracy Wbaley. .. ' 1 B tfe • i .,.; • ...' ..' ' zig ug, you need =~:.. ~~f~ TV Now On f56, free home demonstrations, call 99Z-2136. 77 11 Sale! 227-.q.ln. DAILY CR'RTOQUOTE - Ben'• how to Werk Itt .t.XYDLBA.t.:IB Ia LONGJ'II:LLOW One lett... olmply 11a1u1a for another. In lhlo oiUilple A Iii -d for lbo lllt.e IJo, X for the two 0'1, etc. Single lttten,. . _ trtlpld.ea, the len£'lh and formation ot ·te word~ - are a11 biAtl. ..... daJ the code letlero are oltfleren!. · and apal'lmfnlr · -$20 and up. Phllllt Rowley 1114 I!IZ4'I7f. after • p. ... pilolle· 111Ui7f. ' • 1111 I'"110011 GllfluiililJed ..,.nmeal ·· ~-I'll. ' . ; ..... 1!11 7 7 lfc ==::;;-=PALOMINO MARE, 5-1• a r old, 55 Inches bJih, 11110 teDIIe. Phone lll2-3tl'lt. very . ' ; :i ! 7 u lOtp. SUPERSTITION'S SOURCE 4 Q»!orrom Qaotalloll WRIST FRACI'IJRE Early Chrlstl&na OLKB ZLQUR IAUKK LR ~PV NEW YORK (IIPJ)-Dick walking ~ a ladder .ll> BPVLAN' BPXB G){ R ' F M R'B Howoer, the New Yilrk Yankees 1 w1.ong beeause a ladder lellnliig 1 ' a trl• · BPXRV lllPXWU PU'K WLLVXR~. leadlng hitter with a .' .272 against a building . 1 average, wa; lo.al tD the· \0"11'1 llnille,, the ' symbol of ~:· ~~*:,!:~;i•E:~t:t!~)•~:~i, -IXR QURRUBB for appro&lmatelY ·''sll" weeq, tty, One woo ~ when . .,. fractured a bone II) hi$tthe tr!angl,t dffied ·- .-,.. c.,~, GIVE Mil: '!'HE P.IGHT wOJID wrist ~unday afler. ehllldln& t~ua, AND THil 1\IOHT ACCiilN'l' AND ·1 WllJ. MOVIl :I'KII WQIIU>~ ··' " . wllb Bal)lmore'a lljla: ~ll;r~.J~~-< : ,.· ,. ' . ,; ZINITH COLOR . ' ' AlLOW AS *3.". ' .', '\.; NEW MODELS C~INOSQONI I , ' ~. / .'I. .L ·' ljt .l~" . ..... ~ 1 iiOOM HOUsEi;',SiSMiiSJWiml St., Mldineport. Phone m- . ligna, emb. patierna, darnllq, :I38S or ~. take over payments of M per 1 I tie month or pay balance due ,. ' ·:-r;; '"' ·.· ..... ···~ lumlct, aluminum 110rm windows and Call II9W'4 after 5 p. "· I ALL ! . ..__ house, 167! oln Heiii>U, ha r d wo lloon, bath, ba~emen~ I ~006HT ~EM '. Pomeroy f ~ ! I· I You get our usuat nne ~. i · I . '· , I �' I 0, f Jolt 17, 19e7 , _I / ' .·.·.·· Mioof' ··'MidaJl~rt Corner ~let : · I "un~stlldi leg(slatioi By ClWrleru~ ' J Hoeflich . . . · freedoin away given years . N.C., were still ~~., plcketecl toclay. . Most •of the rtst of the rallroads appeared. 14 ;.~ · retuhlln8 Now You tcribw Now several Pam has been "Miss Ohio" and ing that trek to come September, our state. ) ' . · ~: ' !',.,... :·:..' to dawn. H per '' 'r, ' ' - ' ' . ' " ' :' •, years later, I not rome ea.~ily. Y e a r s selected as: grooming and training are inwill be mak- volved. In case you niight not Atlantic City remember, Pam was named to represent Ifirst runner-up last year in the Miss Ohio Pageant held at Ce- '.' . ' ' . ' -~ at: astern on ~I of the was stiliecl ' •The ·ltt!mll!ll ,... the 1181110 of Calti!Oala to present • l!Y $!ollaiill..iild ..uea .lht ·~ . 1. , CaleianJuj~ .l .' ". ~ · · t ·. · norm~} .oper~ljCJN! today anti ~- 1i8d · repe~ D'lnnal ~ehedulei Sbortly after · , Rallroad Labor ! Did you see Pamela Robinson of South Webster :crowned "Miss Ohio" Saturday night' · · You may or may not remember, but Pamela was Ohio's Junior Miss abourtour years ago and appeared as ' a guest performer at the first Meigs County Junior Miss . Pageaqt held'in the Middleport High School audltor~um. At that time we talked to Mr. and Mrs. Robmson, who accompanied their daughter to Middleport,, about getting Pam "on the road'' toward the Miss Amertca Pageant held in early Septem. ber each year in Atlantic As in Pams' case, success In City. • these contests certainly does \i' t. ·, ::~to: lhereliml l ' . j. ' Scke spol.! 'a~g ",the 'lle4- · bolll"' Coulline ·al' Ri'!eJab. " A4'' .e· . ' '' ' the n··. . , Oard t • ' \' • Ito a/soc \. I !boll's len Fronklln . MIDDLEPORT Ben Franklin Store POMEROY SAVE ON THIS .FEATURE PACKED· TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE FRIGIDAIRE RANGE JULY CLEARANCE SALE PRICES ), From The Home Economics Dejlortment Of The Local Schools ' ' ' ON WELL KNOWN BRANDS OF FuU Warranty .MATTRESSES AND BOX SPRINGS Free Delivery ON SALE ON THE 3rd FLOOR Convenient Terms I I '· ' ' • ' I ·;j tasoH Dt'ive·ln \lA . ...'' ~·J - '' i . I .,'" NEW, EXCLUSIVE TENDER·MATIC OVEN CONTROL! EXCLUSIVE PULL 'N CLEAN OVEN Stldtl out like a drawer• . The Frigidaire Tondor- l!lallc Range automatically Improves roasts 3 . war• .... more tender, . ,Juicier, thrlnks less. SURFACE UNITS They lilt up for wiping out Porcelain Enamlled Clrlp bOwie, or remove b0wl1 See down lnalde, clean Clown lntlde willie Mind• ing up. cwllh lhtlllt411e ·FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . '". ' ' ' • ·f.aiton Eleeted � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 17, 1967 boring brown harbour riffle