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Editorial phone 992-2157. tproll!luJiced as det!gbtfli,l), it tax reform ln. mo'.811\1 ScandinaVian Is the first maaoi:lalist victory In , ~nd A hlghly esteemell - 1! n that lime - ·bu~ conned into ·a blind dat,, the last, may be 81 ~· She waa .a beaut with an ''s" whera aoes._) Frlmld up halrt, • baH aii hlgh ·as the res 0• Eye lashes two limes f a I ' e and heavy with at!P· Face dabbed wilh varied buea of rouge, except w!lere It sbou1d be - or• her Ups, which wera off white. Teellt a lovely shade of amber - too mlhf cigarettes, laueas. arms: long painted !Ire-wagon red. A up false front, straight waist, no hips. Skinny legs, k no koees, spindle shallkll, pie80 class postage pild at Pomeroy, Obto. National advertiJIDR repreaentatlve Bottlnellt Kimball, tnc.. 843 Lelllllgtut Times Ave. New York City. New York. ·or SubiiCI'IpUon 1'11181: Delivered b7 car ~t i1er where naUable, 35 cents par week :· 'rhe tax differs from a pne year tn advanct II tbt Dal11 Sentl sales tax will be levied eveey time a hands through· ut office I!UO: llll muotha, Sli.IO out the process. It will tbree munllil 13.90. By Motor Rolllt also be on kinds of services, wbere carrier ae"lce not available oDI • from cleaning to furniture mov· montb Sl.SO By mall one year 110.00 ing. _Sb months, SS 2S: Three ll)ODtha, 13.00 At tbe retaU level, tbe tax works out to:entU)I 10 per cent and is expected to • - - - - - - - - - - - - extract '700 million annually from the 4.7 million Danes, or ai'>Out $149 a head, exclusiYe of income and other taxes. well. France Invented the added-value tax Like Dutch elm disease, which slipand has had it for 13 years. Other Scandi· nav!an countries are considering a shift ped into this country in a load of logs to Moms and all the Common Market countries will have uniform Moms sys- from Europe despite efforts to keep it tems. by 1970. The tax is attractive to finance minis- out, it7s probably only a matter of lime ters because It works quickly, is flexible until America is hit with the Danish and can be used not only to pay govern· ment bills but to control colll!umption as "mumps.'' ana l I "" " iradeti tt Uyour hU&binil ~· cd tht Re'lall CndU As19Ciatlon (moa large clUes ·!lave one) and ask for 111 appointment with 1111 Consumer Crtdll CowlaUor At no cost h8tli llivlil' you ~n bow beat C!oDsdlldate d hopefUlly 1f II !' 1 io =~ ~ -;;_.thtlft b;w,and a little moiley aense. - H. Dear Helen: Our daughter's lovely J u n e ' wedding ended In a July anpul• menl. '!be ~:1. "~r" wife turned up, -.aDd' lt. ~ out be bad never bolherl!d to divorce her. What .are WI to do wIth those h dreds lll ....., 11 11 toed· shoes and dress t h a t un ... ~ .. wouid suit a sll·year-old, bul proper lo return them? Nont. not one five-time-six. baa been used. - Mrs. T. Reds, Ori(Jles In !Fame' Tilt tt; (A"apitol ~~'omment~ ,~vents ::.·N:r.~~.~~o:b ~w:=·:::~::: g~thl!l': BY WIWAM s. WHITE . I Ttils is the habit of apol· and that help are beln( stead· . D H I . adding, "Your ptl wW he ze. W.ASIDNGTON - In the po· ogy from high places and from ily and widely extended, as nev• . eTarU e enho. -"· turned 811 soon as '""'•ible." Of 1a.. .., ' · · ' f inh'• Whu • • e me wcana .....-will say, . sense, at Jeast,.J)le hand· low, for every wanton crurunlll-.,er be ore ..tory. ....,, w...., . ' course many friends NEW YORk - Hi, strang-er in front proclaimed mere I y imp~oved it even over he r writing is now jligh upon 1 h ity 80 long as it can be put since things, however bad, are ' five live on less t h 8 n $40 "It's not neces!ary," but t h 1 - you're coming to New York? "Moore's." Then the Ia t e d~d . g_reat days. Not too expen· wall, and 00 amount of senti· down to something called civil progressively better, are "pro. monlb for _food and of ~fort must nevertheless be 11 You're here already? You want George McManuc, creator of the Slve, either. wental waving aside ol arson r1gbts. tests going more and more especially sm~ two ~ made. _ H. • l!wUp• on.wbf,rt to eal? Fine venera~'' and vastly popular Oh, you want a small, good, and lootinJ and murder as . savage? children are still in diapers . PERsoNAL TO "SCRAP· - llre'll start off with some ol "Bringmg Up Father" co m ic neighborly restaurant, !be price mnre-or·leas justifiable social I, If Ibis Js an . Irrational legis- , In truth, the apologists lor We were up to our necks PER" _ Love at flrat fight Is our own personal favorites· strip, inserted a prototype of more modest, the atmosphere and racial "protest" will alter "'tlv~, actt, II IS ant. me,vitablel Civil disorder are adopUng a debt, hot mthiny hUJhanWd kept a poor basis !or marrtnge. If We vow Dlnty Moore's Res- Jim Moore into his cartoon, unpretentious? Try Louise'• Res ~ message. I reacwon ° an ~rra 10~a spm kind of Uncle Tom's C a b in 1ng new gs. e you disagree 011 almost everytaurant on 46th Street West of changing only the first name taurant at 225 East 58th Street.! The American people .do not wbcb excuses everything that pililosophy, a bowUngly emo- , from a loan oompany to pay thing but physical attraction, Broadway the Best American from Jim to Dinty You won't find a velvet rope propose further to condone fe. may, be perpetrated by mem- tiona!, evangelistic view of non· , our, debts, then from can yOU eVer he friends? RtJ!aurant In the World. Not 11 became one of the most guarding the door: they use a lonious crime in the s 1 r 8 8 t s bers of an undemably diaadvan· reality in which reason Is lost loan outfit (at terrible And how can ynu ever 11 a y the'lfanciest. or the mo•t expen- famous good-~b centres of all relatives. It wlU be Louise her· sunply because those who com- , taaed race. The fact lhat. many m 8 sea of misplaced tears, I wh'" we got behind married to lb enemy? _ H. sive, the most fawning phony- theatrics! tjme. It wu then and I sell, if she's back from be r mit ,1 are or are said to be, I Negroes are mdeed d~pr1ved 18 and ill . directed compassion On top lll this, my Thill column' Is ·dedicated to Fri!nch se',"'ice; _onty_, the finest still is awash with the g ~eat l!.uropean trip; her so~ Bob J?r· suffering f~om poor bouslnfl or 1tnken to prove that Cl'lll~ ltaelf drowrut cqmmon sen~. brings 'home a new 1167 family livings 0 If you're bavin ·food. We lmvel quite' a lot: names ot entertaiilment.lts not l:o, or her husband D1ck Jor10, unemployment or discrimlna.' 's solely the product of soclal It Is far easier to weep then wagon. Our car was lng kid trouble or just plain we've been In some 10 co u n- chic, but stsinlessly clean, Its an ample shorcy who· on ce tlon conditions." to act reaponslbly upon a clear rickety. but It would have trouble, let Helen help YOU. trl\111 and after every Iaraway mirrore_<l walls and white po~ce. l fought main evenu at Madlaon j T~ all willing to lace reality Two things. are immensely national danaer. It Ill ,far pleas- ed a whUe. 511e irill alao welcome y 0 u r vaeo ··,n -or foreign holiness lam cedmg washed and pohsh- Square Garden more than so 1when reality stares them In the wrong With ihJJ IIQo&Imple, lhiS anter to uy that anarehy Ia not I try to kel'p up aU the wn 1 using • Adbop, ~· can'. walt to _get to ed every dawning, its waiters years ago (Dick's now _74) but.face, this is the meaning of so-pat lo~ic. It Ia factually '" anarchy but only an Indispen- ments, l!ilt had to hock ~ess· ·~elen 8:;'~"':. fll MOOre 1 for the magnitictnlly costumed m the quamtly old · whose garden now is on the one of the most significant Con- error. Cnme IS sometlmea, but, sable part 61 a movement 10 r rings and olher personal Ibis neWBptl)llil; pl.i/'J American food ~ n n a New ~ork • style of spotless . country not far upstate w¥re lgressional actions of ltle dec· by no meaRJ alwaya, oplaloa- 1CIVIl rights, oven thou&h anal' so ,we could eal last monb. "\...-·;......-,.... MOO'<. terves up so superbly. white aprons and black coats. he vows the always . fresh ade Thi• Ia lhe passage by a ~le by slums and pov,rty; some hy terrorizes not simply t h ~ I ve been temple!! Ill walk IIOJJ1'ot's was a le•endRI')I Behind the cash register aito vegetables Lou!Sl! Insists on: Is ~ 1 majority in the House of of the Ill"¥ . pffiuent o~bo!'· 1 ~bites bllt also Ote great built' out, bul I love hlm. His b I AT \1 A1:Tlc ~r~dway restauraql .'ong be- red-IJeaded, qwck.eyed, ami&· none of that freezer . stuff for I Ropreaentatlves a democrall· l hoodl hav• plenty of o:lme. of tile Negroes themselves. fault Ia he can't resist buy, ingl .t1Lil.Yf"'Uil :or• e ., o"r Ve'>rPn v:·~;• on bly rapable Anna ~oore, who LoUise She'd r~ther s~e; ol caUy controlled' body by no I And, tlle theory - the ~arm, · on time. What can we do? ~1S i i'he Street. It wa ..found4jll by somehow has inherited a great course one look at Lou1se an possible measurement ultra . cot)', fcollsh theory - lns•tent.SNOWED UNDER 1Af 1: , :Iii l&ie Jliil Moole' whose· ~gn Broadway restaurant and haa you '"'"'' she doesn't. conservative 01 an ~am~ ly encourages hoodlurnism by 0\. uf ays , Dear S.U.: / •1 • led anli-riotlng bill now likely ·,..rsistently promoting the in· By Wayne G. Bi'aadltadt, M.D. It's Ume YOU took o ~ e t to clear the Senate u well toterable notion lhat armed A woman writes that h management of the Onancea, A bod bill _ a step tntn' un- volt is a. permissible means to plans to nurse her baby b UI inumueli as yOll are the on ' • ' ~ known territory _ 11 may be, force IOCIII reform. would also Uke to take birth who must worry about the bhls. .d ' as the minority has Insisted. Take the riots in New~rlt. ' cuntrol pti!J She wanta to know It wm hurt, but in ' U · "But a reality 11 is · and 8 real- Tho !arts are lhat the urum- whether It Ia safe to take them ::~tl~:·tary !ur •-11 ' ' ity approved ' mon!OYII'f' ' b lfi7 peachably Uberal Detnocrallc while nursin& the baby. TheBe.Ius llrst child, dearly but be -1 O'lore will result !rom Jnereased Iavailable Ill anyone, enywhere Y Govl!l'll()r of New Jersey Ric~ bo taken by a mother I likes to sbake the erlb. T hI Orville 11 'CUIIII of procestlllf and diatrl- around the Unlted Stateo, D•mocra!J and 110 Republlcana II ' rmones b Th ke tile b by '"' said Saturdey retail uUng food tnsl!ad of higher and opposed by only 116 Demo- ard ughes, whose whole car- would not harm the ally. e !rna a a Cii'Y hysterlca...,: 'Re Abnlaae cral9 and four Republicllltl. 11 etr -hal been buill upon aympa- chief drugs to be aYoldetl by 1 SOme •es he tlltowa the baby '"'j)l prQjl<ll!ti &Po;!! prices to farmers, be idcled. nQt lew moqfhj, .llul "Prices for larrll prdductll are By Udlted Press lnlernaUonal is primarily direeted at s u c h l!!eUc aSIOCiatlon wtlh minor- nursing mother are atropine or Iup In the mr and catches him '!'he fltat concrete I ~ ~jill will not he a retult of l!llptcied . to 8holit blodersto Today Ia Monday, July 24 , tht professiMial N~ ag!tatn11 at ' II)' groups, aays s_olemnly ~t b1'Jiadonna, bromldol, 1 en n a, or he may shout at him and ·to cro111 the AtlaliUe wu · flll'\11 Plice&. . . increaSH the reot M the year ~th day 01 llf/ Willi 100 ·to Stoltely,.Catintcb8el. . \ljlld tflove Newark was no kind of Civil cascara, aloe and ergot. whlllle to get him to turn his the Faith. SIX weeb atle1' first c 011. c,. te 11'11 1 lhe' ~tim,e', F~man tiut wiU :• nfiiJ N~ last follow. tlreleli!lly about the nation car- rlgbll protest but rather held or llcltl~ ~ bottom of tbl pourad, lbe ahlp 11'11 the J o . Alroinistrafion pdnmer'a filgh llnli. Farm The moon is 'between its lull rylng the f~tebrandl ol disol' plain crimlnel l~m~rtection. Q - A aellbbor e~• that hli feet. Wont thiS ~ake the launched on Mlicll •1. . Is moving · to expand Its prices 8~ lti!f, fequiln far phase and 1811 quarter. dPr and "black power." He adds, on his responslblllty baked beans are high m p r,. baby_become nervous. 1918, ~ The Wotll The ratth wu prb«rams to II•• fOod aid' to the bolow the ~ IIVl!lll set in The morning star Is Saturn. But if the Cannlchaels are :.~~~ch:f~l~al;~thl! ~~!. tein and are ~r~~r be~a 1 Fw ~~c ~~ t~ Allilanae. built at Sill Prallcllco alid n~. He 'left ppen t~ 151. • · The evening stars are Venus tlle Immediate targell, thli biU , ,.... than lha mea , v or Y ~~ lui.! qhe .,tede'rat Freernu ,um',;- lilt' re.Jerai and Mars has received an Irresistible arks Negroes shunned this tl· wnat do you think. llloug~tless and Irresponsible. fOrt 4700,000. g ' Ihi&1ll talfe over governmel\t fi•· 'w&ting to Born on this day In 18111 was puah from another factor alto- ot and that, ol thoae who P!l"· A - Drltd be- of aU tinda At sll weelu a baby II no I 11 CoPrrlallt o 1111, diteel fbod dlllributlon ope,ra· expand &ov.emment food a id American aviatrix Amtlta Ear. -· - bdpated, the majority had e,onc with p681 and lentils ere rea_cty lor llldl treatment and •-011•• lloltQrllo~.., 110111 in areas Wbete · local programS tat tile Oeedy tn bart. nominated to the presidenti9t criminal recorda. twice 11 rich In protein as eel' It 11 not likely to result In the ' tfic1als fall, to ~te.. . m'M atftl ;tit6l cumntly On lbt! dsy In history: ticket>~! the Progressive ptlrty, So what happelll? . Rtcltard eals. They are also rich in lhe love for the baby being reclp- ~=IJI=V=·,~-=~-~IIJf~ Ill an ' lr!letvlew .wtlti .Uitlted pnitic!Piil!IJ Jni'tU ~ams. In 187t, New Hampshire In 1958, Vice Pr.!•ident Hughes and bls facts are total· vitlmln. tlllalmne. Altbollab rocated. A baliy II not a baund 1111 Preis InWnetloltal, llie .aJi'ieul· "We lrti ilp~ '*eritblhg we becatnea royal colon)< ol the Richard M. Nixon, and Soviet ly Ignored by Uheral pobtiCI· they are not aa rich ln protein dog to ~ whistled at. When the ~rW" ,.-,~~ ture •ecretary said he ~oea not ran \0 eonYlllee,lllate and local British crown. Premier Nlkita Kbrnshct:ev ans and commentators. Au t (1. 1a meat lhey may aerve as a b~~ II old enough to crawl foresee an easing or leve'ilrt.g off authcirltleMo eooperate 10 use In l9Z9, President Herbert staged their. (amous verbal malically, they respond with meat subsUtuw provided the oon t be surpriaed if he crawlal of food . ~t~ U ' ~ latl tbP !PG4, 4f!d t'eloliMes aulla- Hoover signed the Kellog- battle at the American exhibit ~n old Utany ol cllcbea: New- diet Is well-balanced. onder the bed whm he bean •ummer lbJitll!.' .: . · . hi~." ' · fi·Y · I Briand treaty with terms that In Moscow. art must be excused - Ju•t IUS father corntnc - unleas the I "I'.: rath!r expect that food l IIi ~: ~ ·there ti 1~ve 43 natiOns ag~ to renount:e -. look at aU those slums a n d 1 Q - Whal are the In father changes bta wa,ya. pric.. will bold or that tile add, ~· looal ~·liOn war as an lnltrumcnt of A thought for lhe day-BritiSh look at all that unemployment. lllvlng • child too mucb can- o·~RRY'S proliibUlty 11 that !hoy Will alllj 14 ~tanc;e. we· are fn · , national policy. . • writer Rudyaryt Kipling OhC@ No seMIbe man denies that ~? increase some," he said.•The ~- 11. tiJ* (liewtment 'of 1n 1918, Henry Wall~ tnd said: "A . woman's guess !s Negroes need 1110re rights, A - Ill the diet of a clllld, 1billllllr plicea at tile gtoctf1 A......,tll... to lllakt fo0c1 Idaho Sen. Glen Taylor were more accurate than a man s more help. But 1)0 senslhle 1or an adult for that matter• \ i:l'-4; , ' "f.:-r-: ' certainty." man can deny that thole righll caody, especially If eiten . !1!1, • tw,ep meall, curbs the apP&• 1 a 1 ·Three More My buddy seemed to think Dear Mrs. T: she was a ''dish." Wu I born Yes, ~ lifls aiMluld go back too soon or ·Is HE the blind to lf1e pvert. Thi!l even when one• - 'BUGGY an wulment comtll Iller the · couple bas lived togetller .ev· Dear B: era! months. One man's "diah" Is So say• Bartlua Lee Follett, man's disaster .. . and author ol "A Checkllst for a f.., llo ' ,·ce oif Broadway J' ~ , I •' wagon ~st 'be payment-free J'!!llllbtllll whlcli 8 should last unW YGII'~il; clell" ed up olher debll•., · '•l • Chester TannehW~ Editor Pu,~Ullhed every day (except Satur- Pair · .. : _.,......-_by Helen Bottel----· .. illellud 8. OWeD; P1ibllalter , Reds ·HELEN IIEtP tJS!' · DAlY SENTINEL ' 1 I .. 1 INDEPENDENT I I' Never ak frieDda 011 relatives for lll0De1• Just eall City Loa lllld WORLD F , armer 8 N0t t0 Blarne for ~ I S. D a do U yo1l pi r• l se I Oo Price Rise Nevt Month l Line Scores : I 1 1 ::-;, 1 0: 6 No defrosting ever! , t ,. HOLDS .UP TO 416·1bs. Clhfy 32" wide! 'BUILT BY ;:;r : 1 •·u ._.,en. Sale-Sale--Sale • 1 WORLD BIG JULY . CLEARANCE SALE I I V0U CAN TQJ. ~eN . THI'f iAY GETHtN'$ I!XTAA CJ..'rrY--• THEY I'A6t1!~· " 111 ® UI1ICI'IR1bletheHfodr Jumble~ cn10 1 - to oaek aqu.,., to form foar onlln1r)' worda. FIMOT t.,-<-;') lhan 11 needed. It also lavon decay o1 the teeth. When ea~ dy II pven it should be a IIIIi~ amount at the eild ol a me~t 101· lowed by brushinl the ~­ Q - After r18111nc yottr .... cent· article on croup I liD 'NOtned al!oul tr1f 2,._y~-G I d t He aell croupy apells ill • 111 1 the winter and, wlltn 1ciill lh• pediatrician, be wou't c;ome to ale my son unlel!i he hai a ltv· .,., He jUSt saya to pve ~I rp iome C!9Uib 11)111!11· ,Whit cfct , 17' HOLIDAY T!lAVILEtt-1r HOLIDAY RAMBLER lU' HCILIDAY ttAMILER~1·, HgpDAY RAMILER 22' f!OioiDAY TRAVIIollt~3',H,..tDAY RAMBLE~ 25' HOLIDAY TI!... VILIII-27' !IO~tDAY TRAVELER 17' ~t.toAy, VACATIONIII.-16' TRCITWOOD DILUXE 16' TROTWOOD DILIIX-:,]6' TROTWOOD STANDARD 16' Tri.OTW""D EI=O"OMY , . 15' LARK It liDs tillllculty Ill lbhalln4 •.,., •~~- liY, a ill~ ~ ln ' ; Cl 7 ~ ... llfili.: .~Jill • l I • ... .·'- ' ' USED MODI!LS ON DISPLAY .. " - M11t llilelrl of croup _. mild. ..,., d. .r, •ltll to . wild! ·lor Ia ~ ~'If' ~~~~~ IJ nOt 1!11m!Klh ~ _a ~· .; ; hll1oitllb, ' ' fu114eptll ' . NEW MODI!LS ON , DISP,LAY Joa lblnk!. moti'!"•U' d!JturJied ~, ~- II ·ofi.n. ,fi'l8~p~f .~ , ~~n,m. In lnvta 1111 lii..WMti-Gid• 1011, • frigida~fllllll Freezer Ills 'Wt hiVe e Nil selection of travel trailers hera on the lot, Sfi!P in today while they IHt. le8s of the essential null'lenll II" It~. ... 'for lasting qual.ity! , I • ~ } t ·, ,, I •• .. .' ' • . ' ,.. . ,., ' " urtio.t21C tl.tcu. ft. ~ . . eNEMA !tapdlrd I sh~ �lj J ~··.r • .. .. ·,. ' Dally Sentbll!,l, / .' \ .' 'bi!VOfED to ttlTEREST OF. ME If"" -MASON AREA . tWI YUK, sEt BE ' ' Dear Helen: '· day l by · The Oblo VaHey ,PubUllhiDI Company, no Mechanic st., Pomeroy, .Ohio 45769. Bualnesa Offlct phone 992- ~156. Editorial phone 992-2157. tproll!luJiced as det!gbtfli,l), it tax reform ln. mo'.811\1 ScandinaVian Is the first maaoi:lalist victory In , ~nd A hlghly esteemell - 1! n that lime - ·bu~ conned into ·a blind dat,, the last, may be 81 ~· She waa .a beaut with an ''s" whera aoes._) Frlmld up halrt, • baH aii hlgh ·as the res 0• Eye lashes two limes f a I ' e and heavy with at!P· Face dabbed wilh varied buea of rouge, except w!lere It sbou1d be - or• her Ups, which wera off white. Teellt a lovely shade of amber - too mlhf cigarettes, laueas. arms: long painted !Ire-wagon red. A up false front, straight waist, no hips. Skinny legs, k no koees, spindle shallkll, pie80 class postage pild at Pomeroy, Obto. National advertiJIDR repreaentatlve Bottlnellt Kimball, tnc.. 843 Lelllllgtut Times Ave. New York City. New York. ·or SubiiCI'IpUon 1'11181: Delivered b7 car ~t i1er where naUable, 35 cents par week :· 'rhe tax differs from a pne year tn advanct II tbt Dal11 Sentl sales tax will be levied eveey time a hands through· ut office I!UO: llll muotha, Sli.IO out the process. It will tbree munllil 13.90. By Motor Rolllt also be on kinds of services, wbere carrier ae"lce not available oDI • from cleaning to furniture mov· montb Sl.SO By mall one year 110.00 ing. _Sb months, SS 2S: Three ll)ODtha, 13.00 At tbe retaU level, tbe tax works out to:entU)I 10 per cent and is expected to • - - - - - - - - - - - - extract '700 million annually from the 4.7 million Danes, or ai'>Out $149 a head, exclusiYe of income and other taxes. well. France Invented the added-value tax Like Dutch elm disease, which slipand has had it for 13 years. Other Scandi· nav!an countries are considering a shift ped into this country in a load of logs to Moms and all the Common Market countries will have uniform Moms sys- from Europe despite efforts to keep it tems. by 1970. The tax is attractive to finance minis- out, it7s probably only a matter of lime ters because It works quickly, is flexible until America is hit with the Danish and can be used not only to pay govern· ment bills but to control colll!umption as "mumps.'' ana l I "" " iradeti tt Uyour hU&binil ~· cd tht Re'lall CndU As19Ciatlon (moa large clUes ·!lave one) and ask for 111 appointment with 1111 Consumer Crtdll CowlaUor At no cost h8tli llivlil' you ~n bow beat C!oDsdlldate d hopefUlly 1f II !' 1 io =~ ~ -;;_.thtlft b;w,and a little moiley aense. - H. Dear Helen: Our daughter's lovely J u n e ' wedding ended In a July anpul• menl. '!be ~:1. "~r" wife turned up, -.aDd' lt. ~ out be bad never bolherl!d to divorce her. What .are WI to do wIth those h dreds lll ....., 11 11 toed· shoes and dress t h a t un ... ~ .. wouid suit a sll·year-old, bul proper lo return them? Nont. not one five-time-six. baa been used. - Mrs. T. Reds, Ori(Jles In !Fame' Tilt tt; (A"apitol ~~'omment~ ,~vents ::.·N:r.~~.~~o:b ~w:=·:::~::: g~thl!l': BY WIWAM s. WHITE . I Ttils is the habit of apol· and that help are beln( stead· . D H I . adding, "Your ptl wW he ze. W.ASIDNGTON - In the po· ogy from high places and from ily and widely extended, as nev• . eTarU e enho. -"· turned 811 soon as '""'•ible." Of 1a.. .., ' · · ' f inh'• Whu • • e me wcana .....-will say, . sense, at Jeast,.J)le hand· low, for every wanton crurunlll-.,er be ore ..tory. ....,, w...., . ' course many friends NEW YORk - Hi, strang-er in front proclaimed mere I y imp~oved it even over he r writing is now jligh upon 1 h ity 80 long as it can be put since things, however bad, are ' five live on less t h 8 n $40 "It's not neces!ary," but t h 1 - you're coming to New York? "Moore's." Then the Ia t e d~d . g_reat days. Not too expen· wall, and 00 amount of senti· down to something called civil progressively better, are "pro. monlb for _food and of ~fort must nevertheless be 11 You're here already? You want George McManuc, creator of the Slve, either. wental waving aside ol arson r1gbts. tests going more and more especially sm~ two ~ made. _ H. • l!wUp• on.wbf,rt to eal? Fine venera~'' and vastly popular Oh, you want a small, good, and lootinJ and murder as . savage? children are still in diapers . PERsoNAL TO "SCRAP· - llre'll start off with some ol "Bringmg Up Father" co m ic neighborly restaurant, !be price mnre-or·leas justifiable social I, If Ibis Js an . Irrational legis- , In truth, the apologists lor We were up to our necks PER" _ Love at flrat fight Is our own personal favorites· strip, inserted a prototype of more modest, the atmosphere and racial "protest" will alter "'tlv~, actt, II IS ant. me,vitablel Civil disorder are adopUng a debt, hot mthiny hUJhanWd kept a poor basis !or marrtnge. If We vow Dlnty Moore's Res- Jim Moore into his cartoon, unpretentious? Try Louise'• Res ~ message. I reacwon ° an ~rra 10~a spm kind of Uncle Tom's C a b in 1ng new gs. e you disagree 011 almost everytaurant on 46th Street West of changing only the first name taurant at 225 East 58th Street.! The American people .do not wbcb excuses everything that pililosophy, a bowUngly emo- , from a loan oompany to pay thing but physical attraction, Broadway the Best American from Jim to Dinty You won't find a velvet rope propose further to condone fe. may, be perpetrated by mem- tiona!, evangelistic view of non· , our, debts, then from can yOU eVer he friends? RtJ!aurant In the World. Not 11 became one of the most guarding the door: they use a lonious crime in the s 1 r 8 8 t s bers of an undemably diaadvan· reality in which reason Is lost loan outfit (at terrible And how can ynu ever 11 a y the'lfanciest. or the mo•t expen- famous good-~b centres of all relatives. It wlU be Louise her· sunply because those who com- , taaed race. The fact lhat. many m 8 sea of misplaced tears, I wh'" we got behind married to lb enemy? _ H. sive, the most fawning phony- theatrics! tjme. It wu then and I sell, if she's back from be r mit ,1 are or are said to be, I Negroes are mdeed d~pr1ved 18 and ill . directed compassion On top lll this, my Thill column' Is ·dedicated to Fri!nch se',"'ice; _onty_, the finest still is awash with the g ~eat l!.uropean trip; her so~ Bob J?r· suffering f~om poor bouslnfl or 1tnken to prove that Cl'lll~ ltaelf drowrut cqmmon sen~. brings 'home a new 1167 family livings 0 If you're bavin ·food. We lmvel quite' a lot: names ot entertaiilment.lts not l:o, or her husband D1ck Jor10, unemployment or discrimlna.' 's solely the product of soclal It Is far easier to weep then wagon. Our car was lng kid trouble or just plain we've been In some 10 co u n- chic, but stsinlessly clean, Its an ample shorcy who· on ce tlon conditions." to act reaponslbly upon a clear rickety. but It would have trouble, let Helen help YOU. trl\111 and after every Iaraway mirrore_<l walls and white po~ce. l fought main evenu at Madlaon j T~ all willing to lace reality Two things. are immensely national danaer. It Ill ,far pleas- ed a whUe. 511e irill alao welcome y 0 u r vaeo ··,n -or foreign holiness lam cedmg washed and pohsh- Square Garden more than so 1when reality stares them In the wrong With ihJJ IIQo&Imple, lhiS anter to uy that anarehy Ia not I try to kel'p up aU the wn 1 using • Adbop, ~· can'. walt to _get to ed every dawning, its waiters years ago (Dick's now _74) but.face, this is the meaning of so-pat lo~ic. It Ia factually '" anarchy but only an Indispen- ments, l!ilt had to hock ~ess· ·~elen 8:;'~"':. fll MOOre 1 for the magnitictnlly costumed m the quamtly old · whose garden now is on the one of the most significant Con- error. Cnme IS sometlmea, but, sable part 61 a movement 10 r rings and olher personal Ibis neWBptl)llil; pl.i/'J American food ~ n n a New ~ork • style of spotless . country not far upstate w¥re lgressional actions of ltle dec· by no meaRJ alwaya, oplaloa- 1CIVIl rights, oven thou&h anal' so ,we could eal last monb. "\...-·;......-,.... MOO'<. terves up so superbly. white aprons and black coats. he vows the always . fresh ade Thi• Ia lhe passage by a ~le by slums and pov,rty; some hy terrorizes not simply t h ~ I ve been temple!! Ill walk IIOJJ1'ot's was a le•endRI')I Behind the cash register aito vegetables Lou!Sl! Insists on: Is ~ 1 majority in the House of of the Ill"¥ . pffiuent o~bo!'· 1 ~bites bllt also Ote great built' out, bul I love hlm. His b I AT \1 A1:Tlc ~r~dway restauraql .'ong be- red-IJeaded, qwck.eyed, ami&· none of that freezer . stuff for I Ropreaentatlves a democrall· l hoodl hav• plenty of o:lme. of tile Negroes themselves. fault Ia he can't resist buy, ingl .t1Lil.Yf"'Uil :or• e ., o"r Ve'>rPn v:·~;• on bly rapable Anna ~oore, who LoUise She'd r~ther s~e; ol caUy controlled' body by no I And, tlle theory - the ~arm, · on time. What can we do? ~1S i i'he Street. It wa ..found4jll by somehow has inherited a great course one look at Lou1se an possible measurement ultra . cot)', fcollsh theory - lns•tent.SNOWED UNDER 1Af 1: , :Iii l&ie Jliil Moole' whose· ~gn Broadway restaurant and haa you '"'"'' she doesn't. conservative 01 an ~am~ ly encourages hoodlurnism by 0\. uf ays , Dear S.U.: / •1 • led anli-riotlng bill now likely ·,..rsistently promoting the in· By Wayne G. Bi'aadltadt, M.D. It's Ume YOU took o ~ e t to clear the Senate u well toterable notion lhat armed A woman writes that h management of the Onancea, A bod bill _ a step tntn' un- volt is a. permissible means to plans to nurse her baby b UI inumueli as yOll are the on ' • ' ~ known territory _ 11 may be, force IOCIII reform. would also Uke to take birth who must worry about the bhls. .d ' as the minority has Insisted. Take the riots in New~rlt. ' cuntrol pti!J She wanta to know It wm hurt, but in ' U · "But a reality 11 is · and 8 real- Tho !arts are lhat the urum- whether It Ia safe to take them ::~tl~:·tary !ur •-11 ' ' ity approved ' mon!OYII'f' ' b lfi7 peachably Uberal Detnocrallc while nursin& the baby. TheBe.Ius llrst child, dearly but be -1 O'lore will result !rom Jnereased Iavailable Ill anyone, enywhere Y Govl!l'll()r of New Jersey Ric~ bo taken by a mother I likes to sbake the erlb. T hI Orville 11 'CUIIII of procestlllf and diatrl- around the Unlted Stateo, D•mocra!J and 110 Republlcana II ' rmones b Th ke tile b by '"' said Saturdey retail uUng food tnsl!ad of higher and opposed by only 116 Demo- ard ughes, whose whole car- would not harm the ally. e !rna a a Cii'Y hysterlca...,: 'Re Abnlaae cral9 and four Republicllltl. 11 etr -hal been buill upon aympa- chief drugs to be aYoldetl by 1 SOme •es he tlltowa the baby '"'j)l prQjl<ll!ti &Po;!! prices to farmers, be idcled. nQt lew moqfhj, .llul "Prices for larrll prdductll are By Udlted Press lnlernaUonal is primarily direeted at s u c h l!!eUc aSIOCiatlon wtlh minor- nursing mother are atropine or Iup In the mr and catches him '!'he fltat concrete I ~ ~jill will not he a retult of l!llptcied . to 8holit blodersto Today Ia Monday, July 24 , tht professiMial N~ ag!tatn11 at ' II)' groups, aays s_olemnly ~t b1'Jiadonna, bromldol, 1 en n a, or he may shout at him and ·to cro111 the AtlaliUe wu · flll'\11 Plice&. . . increaSH the reot M the year ~th day 01 llf/ Willi 100 ·to Stoltely,.Catintcb8el. . \ljlld tflove Newark was no kind of Civil cascara, aloe and ergot. whlllle to get him to turn his the Faith. SIX weeb atle1' first c 011. c,. te 11'11 1 lhe' ~tim,e', F~man tiut wiU :• nfiiJ N~ last follow. tlreleli!lly about the nation car- rlgbll protest but rather held or llcltl~ ~ bottom of tbl pourad, lbe ahlp 11'11 the J o . Alroinistrafion pdnmer'a filgh llnli. Farm The moon is 'between its lull rylng the f~tebrandl ol disol' plain crimlnel l~m~rtection. Q - A aellbbor e~• that hli feet. Wont thiS ~ake the launched on Mlicll •1. . Is moving · to expand Its prices 8~ lti!f, fequiln far phase and 1811 quarter. dPr and "black power." He adds, on his responslblllty baked beans are high m p r,. baby_become nervous. 1918, ~ The Wotll The ratth wu prb«rams to II•• fOod aid' to the bolow the ~ IIVl!lll set in The morning star Is Saturn. But if the Cannlchaels are :.~~~ch:f~l~al;~thl! ~~!. tein and are ~r~~r be~a 1 Fw ~~c ~~ t~ Allilanae. built at Sill Prallcllco alid n~. He 'left ppen t~ 151. • · The evening stars are Venus tlle Immediate targell, thli biU , ,.... than lha mea , v or Y ~~ lui.! qhe .,tede'rat Freernu ,um',;- lilt' re.Jerai and Mars has received an Irresistible arks Negroes shunned this tl· wnat do you think. llloug~tless and Irresponsible. fOrt 4700,000. g ' Ihi&1ll talfe over governmel\t fi•· 'w&ting to Born on this day In 18111 was puah from another factor alto- ot and that, ol thoae who P!l"· A - Drltd be- of aU tinda At sll weelu a baby II no I 11 CoPrrlallt o 1111, diteel fbod dlllributlon ope,ra· expand &ov.emment food a id American aviatrix Amtlta Ear. -· - bdpated, the majority had e,onc with p681 and lentils ere rea_cty lor llldl treatment and •-011•• lloltQrllo~.., 110111 in areas Wbete · local programS tat tile Oeedy tn bart. nominated to the presidenti9t criminal recorda. twice 11 rich In protein as eel' It 11 not likely to result In the ' tfic1als fall, to ~te.. . m'M atftl ;tit6l cumntly On lbt! dsy In history: ticket>~! the Progressive ptlrty, So what happelll? . Rtcltard eals. They are also rich in lhe love for the baby being reclp- ~=IJI=V=·,~-=~-~IIJf~ Ill an ' lr!letvlew .wtlti .Uitlted pnitic!Piil!IJ Jni'tU ~ams. In 187t, New Hampshire In 1958, Vice Pr.!•ident Hughes and bls facts are total· vitlmln. tlllalmne. Altbollab rocated. A baliy II not a baund 1111 Preis InWnetloltal, llie .aJi'ieul· "We lrti ilp~ '*eritblhg we becatnea royal colon)< ol the Richard M. Nixon, and Soviet ly Ignored by Uheral pobtiCI· they are not aa rich ln protein dog to ~ whistled at. When the ~rW" ,.-,~~ ture •ecretary said he ~oea not ran \0 eonYlllee,lllate and local British crown. Premier Nlkita Kbrnshct:ev ans and commentators. Au t (1. 1a meat lhey may aerve as a b~~ II old enough to crawl foresee an easing or leve'ilrt.g off authcirltleMo eooperate 10 use In l9Z9, President Herbert staged their. (amous verbal malically, they respond with meat subsUtuw provided the oon t be surpriaed if he crawlal of food . ~t~ U ' ~ latl tbP !PG4, 4f!d t'eloliMes aulla- Hoover signed the Kellog- battle at the American exhibit ~n old Utany ol cllcbea: New- diet Is well-balanced. onder the bed whm he bean •ummer lbJitll!.' .: . · . hi~." ' · fi·Y · I Briand treaty with terms that In Moscow. art must be excused - Ju•t IUS father corntnc - unleas the I "I'.: rath!r expect that food l IIi ~: ~ ·there ti 1~ve 43 natiOns ag~ to renount:e -. look at aU those slums a n d 1 Q - Whal are the In father changes bta wa,ya. pric.. will bold or that tile add, ~· looal ~·liOn war as an lnltrumcnt of A thought for lhe day-BritiSh look at all that unemployment. lllvlng • child too mucb can- o·~RRY'S proliibUlty 11 that !hoy Will alllj 14 ~tanc;e. we· are fn · , national policy. . • writer Rudyaryt Kipling OhC@ No seMIbe man denies that ~? increase some," he said.•The ~- 11. tiJ* (liewtment 'of 1n 1918, Henry Wall~ tnd said: "A . woman's guess !s Negroes need 1110re rights, A - Ill the diet of a clllld, 1billllllr plicea at tile gtoctf1 A......,tll... to lllakt fo0c1 Idaho Sen. Glen Taylor were more accurate than a man s more help. But 1)0 senslhle 1or an adult for that matter• \ i:l'-4; , ' "f.:-r-: ' certainty." man can deny that thole righll caody, especially If eiten . !1!1, • tw,ep meall, curbs the apP&• 1 a 1 ·Three More My buddy seemed to think Dear Mrs. T: she was a ''dish." Wu I born Yes, ~ lifls aiMluld go back too soon or ·Is HE the blind to lf1e pvert. Thi!l even when one• - 'BUGGY an wulment comtll Iller the · couple bas lived togetller .ev· Dear B: era! months. One man's "diah" Is So say• Bartlua Lee Follett, man's disaster .. . and author ol "A Checkllst for a f.., llo ' ,·ce oif Broadway J' ~ , I •' wagon ~st 'be payment-free J'!!llllbtllll whlcli 8 should last unW YGII'~il; clell" ed up olher debll•., · '•l • Chester TannehW~ Editor Pu,~Ullhed every day (except Satur- Pair · .. : _.,......-_by Helen Bottel----· .. illellud 8. OWeD; P1ibllalter , Reds ·HELEN IIEtP tJS!' · DAlY SENTINEL ' 1 I .. 1 INDEPENDENT I I' Never ak frieDda 011 relatives for lll0De1• Just eall City Loa lllld WORLD F , armer 8 N0t t0 Blarne for ~ I S. D a do U yo1l pi r• l se I Oo Price Rise Nevt Month l Line Scores : I 1 1 ::-;, 1 0: 6 No defrosting ever! , t ,. HOLDS .UP TO 416·1bs. Clhfy 32" wide! 'BUILT BY ;:;r : 1 •·u ._.,en. Sale-Sale--Sale • 1 WORLD BIG JULY . CLEARANCE SALE I I V0U CAN TQJ. ~eN . THI'f iAY GETHtN'$ I!XTAA CJ..'rrY--• THEY I'A6t1!~· " 111 ® UI1ICI'IR1bletheHfodr Jumble~ cn10 1 - to oaek aqu.,., to form foar onlln1r)' worda. FIMOT t.,-<-;') lhan 11 needed. It also lavon decay o1 the teeth. When ea~ dy II pven it should be a IIIIi~ amount at the eild ol a me~t 101· lowed by brushinl the ~­ Q - After r18111nc yottr .... cent· article on croup I liD 'NOtned al!oul tr1f 2,._y~-G I d t He aell croupy apells ill • 111 1 the winter and, wlltn 1ciill lh• pediatrician, be wou't c;ome to ale my son unlel!i he hai a ltv· .,., He jUSt saya to pve ~I rp iome C!9Uib 11)111!11· ,Whit cfct , 17' HOLIDAY T!lAVILEtt-1r HOLIDAY RAMBLER lU' HCILIDAY ttAMILER~1·, HgpDAY RAMILER 22' f!OioiDAY TRAVIIollt~3',H,..tDAY RAMBLE~ 25' HOLIDAY TI!... VILIII-27' !IO~tDAY TRAVELER 17' ~t.toAy, VACATIONIII.-16' TRCITWOOD DILUXE 16' TROTWOOD DILIIX-:,]6' TROTWOOD STANDARD 16' Tri.OTW""D EI=O"OMY , . 15' LARK It liDs tillllculty Ill lbhalln4 •.,., •~~- liY, a ill~ ~ ln ' ; Cl 7 ~ ... llfili.: .~Jill • l I • ... .·'- ' ' USED MODI!LS ON DISPLAY .. " - M11t llilelrl of croup _. mild. ..,., d. .r, •ltll to . wild! ·lor Ia ~ ~'If' ~~~~~ IJ nOt 1!11m!Klh ~ _a ~· .; ; hll1oitllb, ' ' fu114eptll ' . NEW MODI!LS ON , DISP,LAY Joa lblnk!. moti'!"•U' d!JturJied ~, ~- II ·ofi.n. ,fi'l8~p~f .~ , ~~n,m. In lnvta 1111 lii..WMti-Gid• 1011, • frigida~fllllll Freezer Ills 'Wt hiVe e Nil selection of travel trailers hera on the lot, Sfi!P in today while they IHt. le8s of the essential null'lenll II" It~. ... 'for lasting qual.ity! , I • ~ } t ·, ,, I •• .. .' ' • . ' ,.. . ,., ' " urtio.t21C tl.tcu. ft. ~ . . eNEMA !tapdlrd I sh~ �~ ''l ' .:1 • • I· ' ' ' . .. ,,,. • • • ·,. .a·ra ···~ ' tf8 ' ." Expec .' . :...''_.J this ..'':WWreek. .Ge -LJyon Se. veraJ PJ!!ues I.'.;..... ·· · neta} Ass . ' euw < ·~ " D · . · .'·' e b a '"'~"-l',......, ~~a. &LAND ~ l(leildltlc '. •'•. cowMBus (UPI) - a.e ~ • Dellate '!'he blllwu lnlormally JliiS>' ·'" • llke\y to. be long and heated ed Thunday, heel•• tl tbe tbil week· 'In Oldo General JlUIIIber of allll~ ·In the ., ••uaibly at several llaule, IUid retelned Ill (Dee eoobcwmlal bUll come up Ill' oa the Cllendar. · COil._ , :"{;i, ,.,, ,1)'' ··~ . • • >' · 1 ;.l h t. I '!" . ' . . ~ > "" .( ·'1) "' jWwM "'. nqulnd • · • ;- ·tta· lnto n lie& "'"' llreat· h . Dally se~ttnei, Polnero . Y·lllld,dleport, .. o,, .July !4, 19&7 • tr.u til bi'Jdpl lllil eulvftta dm! ' ol local law and ordel ' ' .•· . .1 wbn ·1!11 cost of the wen ~Jieaill. ' 'I1Ieft II IOlnt q1W1- '" Jl'lnmla l1i11. Ill( Wllb nlet pn!l•f'c! 'll\'llr81 aeeedl that IIIIDIJI. ~ tial\ aa to w!Wther he ean do · ~ ~te· tonl~t. ~· Ill! illl4, ~easlnl l!llelll(lloiment ~ ...._ ..,.., ......'. ·. ....tprelent-w~thouilltitb&Jal!'lrorbm.~~.lmpftv: I!OII)pe!ISIItiOII ; lleitefltB, w~~ue 'l'be ,.. .• ,.,. ...,. ~ ~ hr· local auibariu.... ~~~~-~~ ~ ~Y wbicll eoulcl be made wllbOit ·• · a jlrop!llal to boolt, friHil a vote f$ slated on a 98 compei!IIH !+'dine. lD " """" •--: .• ~ 1111 ~ 011 - . 141111 the cbl" ldmlnJa. tee, tile Um1t wu booeleiUi P!' - n.tr IIIII Willi.-:~ Jill& ~II" ""ce· 9fllelr llllharlty •,111111, llld Ill attempt II oklloiiJCilcdon off~~ U:~ln~ pedell • the llocr to JIUib It ...,...,....., ~- ,u11111 ~ : , ireapoos 8JIJlllUI1l. =::..c marketing =:f p :or=· 0: N d owers ote to R It5 esu ._.1•Ja110 nevamping o ' In Water Management PIaDS Gr . . . . lllllr. """' ·_.. riG& .eotJUOI :::::. ~ ~ ~'1J!.:· (1st Game) 'fonllbl'r ...,cia ~·- 1 triGII to idopt the Boston iKl OlD oo..- 110 t m~ which ~l!i! tile cnve;., ~ ·IJYIIernl for '!be l whlcb remainl uncl81' the llate CleVe. 020 100 002-.5 7 0 1101' llllborlty to cftel' tile JDIII. Ill tilt scboOI year. i COLUMBUS <UPI) l'jatural Resoum!s Department!Heallb DepartmenL Lo¢lorl (14-3) and 1\yldd, 1 will be given prime responsibil- 1 Law Broadened G1broD (I); O'DonoCbue, BalleJ : lly for water _D~anagement, and \ IndUBtrles and coal mlnel (J), Pena (5), Allen <I) and : J!Ollen of. the ' Water Pollution . which now bypass state SIIDI. LP~ ~). ~ Control Board win be broadened · pollution control au\tlorltiea HRS-ConiJIIBl\1 llMh), Foy ~ under a biB to be considered wben lbere is no practical . (l&th). Sims (Sib), Yulrwno!d · Wodneoday llight in the legis! a- I means of halting the pollutioa !24th) Fuller (2nd). lure. they cause would be brought\ '2nd Game) 'lbe proposal 1 eompromlse under the pollution !Bw. Boston .000 221 000- 5 10 0 ctri!led by 1 lllbcommittee from The pollution c_ontrol board :s Cleve. 100 000 oo..- 1 11 }line biUs 00 the subject. will given these additional powers: Bell (7·9) and R}'lllll TlanC, ·~ put before the run House -It can probibit adding COJ)o Culver (7), Allen (t) and Alcue, 'llate Government C<>mmittee. 1nections to or extension of edsl- LP-Tiant <7-f). HR-Conlgllaro Rep. Getrge Voinovleb, R- ing sewage systems wbere aa (17th). Cleveland, 1ueommittee chair- increase in pollutants would 11~ Game) man, said he anticipatad no at- result. Cb1cago 131 000 101- I U 1 tempt by tbe full committee to -The right of accm to lOY Kans. City 000 21111 . _ 4 I 1 amend the aubstltutt bill. place whleb is operating under Horien, Locker (I) and 11 gives tbe Natural R& a stale permit. McNertney; Lindbled, Seglll - - Department tile taak of - Authority to bring action In (3), Sanford 17) and Taltoo, ~~ and maintaining a any court of jurisdiction, Suarez (8). WP-Horlen <IN). ~~plan for develoP:, I instead of only common pleas LP-Lindblad (5-4). HR-Ape -inent - and protectiotl' of rourt, to halt pollution. llllh). ~-· - To make grants and loans (2nd Game) 'nlree deputy dlmtors to political subdivisions building Chicago .. 010 000 oo..- 1 a0 would bo appointed to head leW &<!Wage treatment planto. Kw. City 000 000 ooo- 0 I 0 dvlllions-water. recreation and The d2finltlon of poUutlon Peters, Wilhelm (I) and b-e818, and soils and minerals. would be broadened so that McNertney; NUl (10-18) and· ..All ~nts 111d agencies heat, where water Is used as a Roof. WP-Peten <12-5). Jil' · iWt and ~tical sub- eooiant, and radiation would be (lsi Game) ~If would Iii required ~ claasi!ied pollutants, New York 020 000 181- 4 11 t . . . . lbo Dlvtsiolf' o1 Water other members of \tie sub- Detroit • 104 tOO ob-7 12 0 f lliefrn constructing buUdlnp, committee were Morris L. Boyd Stottlemyre, Hamilton <8) and . roadr ~~t.olher facllitietlla areas R-Hudrop; ~aret Dennlson, Howard; Lollch, Dob8on (8) and tubjecl to flooding. R-WaJTen; Ralph Welker, R- Freeban. WP-8tottlemyre (1'l'be 18 1un11 rosourtes cllncia' Pomeroy; Douglas Applegate, 10). LP-Lolieb !&-11). HRSwould be added to !be Ohio DSteubeiiVIIie, and Patrick A. Pepitone (7th); MaA alii f t Water PollutiOI Control Board, Sweeoey, D-Cieveland. (1Mb). !2nd Game) .. . . ~~*'"' ·. =:_:o:r.::~·: ="~~~~~~ttacbment trlmeeer . or Action wu elpeC!ed to ol ' . , . t . • .. .....1(, J· . • • '' ·~·· ' ! ~ I ' ~ . if ' ~ N~w In Prof,r.P pro- .. . ......... Flllltll• ,. ,' lucl"lf • . . Ptl:e.d . . ' THE ·SHOE BOX · M!ikl~~rt; ~. ,. .• • . oPTOM'EfRI ST . . ' (~e at "'oo~ till..• '' 'DiurS: - ··Court St:, Pome~~ : · !· ' .....,_e Hours · ·. 9 to 1·2, 2 to 5( be u.trudi011 .lak!JII tb!J, ~k 'by House com. mntee,e 11Ji .IIJbatill!te bllli !leal- . ~~ ~ I' p 0 o·. N. W•.tOM TON; . ·• • . . A l*de II likely to .develop lug a JlfllCed\lN, I« enlorclng .... 1n tlle'.Seo!to 0!1 . • court !R'der• for IIJPPOl'.l of ' ' Sho. ·sCile · to work and makiJif llrellgllten' aram: ' t • · ,: dlleaae comp~~~~~!Gry Q!Mier the •1 'I'1Ie SWill url!ab a114 lfiSh""'!""' Workmen'a Compenaatloil pro. ~.: ~ Comml~ :'I'm 8J'BID. · .~ 'liiH·up a'. relll'a!ted ~erslon . of 10 ~0:. 1 ,.:d ~~al\~ ~ bldd- 111o liolrdl. Ill ·iMwptt"' •• .Pmt •IIGG jlf exploelver, 'or lilich . AlsO on ll)e ·age~da 11.. a the ~~:Ued 0~ .Iilah~~_.'!_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·!!L2~~!.....~~_..;.,~ ~ IIIII .~ ~ trlllfl)«lillhem. · Bo~~~eo~ measure tatabiJSb: ~Y '!<"W • .., . ·• '. j:it!' ..... Summer :::e ·=autcU!tur~ ~~ .~~~~:~f. ..: =~ they will be permitted . ,, vu~.~: , • . .. ..·•· ,. .\ . 1 ' ' • .. " . ·I , • 1 ·, 'J' ' ;• • t ' 1 1 1 1 I I. ·.. ~· '· • (UPl') - A policy built ammtl a complex RoblDsoa (5th). :.- bigh-nmldnr federal 1sm 1111- set ot ftlriahle duliea and ezport Mion. eoo 100 ooo- t 1 1 cis! says the United States rubeidler. C!llf. 001 000 OJa- 2 5 t should beglll "Ia the ftt1 lUI' -Tobacco: Some IOUIIIrles re- CblliiCI 111-1) IUid Nlloa; future" explortni possibilities of dloed ,import duller lor AIDer" Bamlltoo, llolU ('I) and Jllldilowerinll; ,~ ~ liJD. lea tobeeee Ia the Keonedy .era. WP-IJamllloll (5-l). , ports of American gralnr, pou1- 1!ound. ~ lldmtltbr eald <11 llmlnp) · ·ll)t mi.Jilbaedi"111 5\IMII key sales to mally areas are still Ball. OOD Gt1S eoo .0 1- 7 132 cot~p(ries ' ·. ; hampered by sueb devicet as Wash. 30 000 0110 00- I 4 I Jebll Scl)nlttker, . lldlderaee rules roqulriDg Australian clga- Bardin, Drabowlky (8), . , . retsry o1 All'lciJiture, says the ret& to lnclnde • lilted Pereeuf. er (t) and Rolnovaky, EtdJe. government bQ n0 specifk pro- age ol,.llome-grown tobacco. bomD. (I); Ortep, Knowlel posal• or timetable yet. Preslaent Jobnaml advisory <6), Baldwin (11), Linea (11) But Scbnitlhr added In an commission on food and fiber and Cuanova. WP-Fialler IS. Interview lbat lhl admlnlstra- oald In a rec:enl nlport1 that 2). LP-Baldwln (0.:). HilSlion faV01'11 "further taikJ" with C<>ngreu sbould paa a new Nea <lth), PolleD (lotb), Ibis toW!Il)''l trading partners trade npauioll aet lo pave lbe in offol'&" ta. bit at trade way Ill' a l'!lllld of InterWeeaa.J rtpt Rmll! banierr wllldt were , not natit1Pai ne{ollatlona, presuma- By ullltlll Pml IJdu • • ,fmived Ia the rec8J11Jy-coile!ud- bly aimllary to 1111 Klnnedy ·l!allmlay i5 ~ l\olu.ld" o1 11rri11 Rwnd. IIUENOS AIRES (UPI)-0.. liP ~ ud ~ Bul Schnfttt« raid t1Je rerulll rar Bonavena, ~ Arputl" 1r111 ~· o1 the Kennedy ~ dlbow na. otopped LuiJ: Pinr, "modest" that u.s. ~~tm to 911 Ibis 198'4, Bnrll ~. procrera ~- ~ Ia libniJI. eountry's Import 61t1es amot lllg lanil'"iaafe tl lbe Kennedy "buy" reduct10111 tl the really , Bound. prlmlrllr 11roug11 tariff lmpoctant barriers Ill freer Pink Kyak Maks 1. eutr. 1lut il a recent •JJ!!JIIII'1 tr~ in flllm products. Lake Erie <Zo11in1 j.. drafted for a congressional com- A maslve trade aegotlatlon LOIWN, Oldo (UPl) _ A 1 _ • IJ!ilfM 111 llldld tbal tar- llmllvillll all eountrlea and aU tipsy ll'.aklmo would IJave biiJik. ·;-ilf -.zion ~ IUch u tile ]JfQducta II diOt • app-oprlate ed twice llad 111 beaJ1 .tiaat oa , ~peiiJII CoDilCIII ~Wbt'• way to get at lbe root of,.•rri· Lake Erie tbiJJ !"! lkencl 'l'bat ~ 1n1par1 tee JIOIW'-are ""~~ trad! problems. be il H he W nil Into a P !all: allo elf ker IDiplnanct. sa•d. It Jl<PVides too mllcb 011- kayak crossing the la'<e. Kamedy Jloaod 11eg0111ton1 ~ty ftr avoldin& lbll real .lOilpb Beriilc, 51, Lrnll, 1llet only lmlted _ . in busineu It hand... • took the mr. fool eraft atli'O• easing ...,.llirlft blrriera and to Pelee Harbor, Oatarto, In "on the really liard-core lbliiallolllll'"'r• •sn•p 9'k boun Saturday, aud 11111 produeta, IJad 110 aucceas 11J Called Pml blenlllaul have set a niCOl'd - el a om t . .• 1111," Selldlittlter raid. w. L. Pel. GB sort. Ilia reaaoo ·lor the "vo 1· ·:~· lana eftlci.ll .... lie Rocbester ,115 .. .101 Iage... ll "has never ....... ~ Slatea !bould fooua '"' RIChmond ICt 42 .551 4llo before,.. ba raid. IIDPt producb or product C<>lumbUB 48 fl .495 1t ileups, aacl oeek to deal In TOI'Gilta 43 48 41!3 11 J!JMER80if ICOBII:I lllplb with lbe ba~Tjers alfectiDg Buffalo e 48 :477 lllio GSTAAD, SWitzerland (IJP0 .. .. ... • ltuJt wben n have Syracuse g 41 .4'/S 12 -Roy l!lmenoll .r AuiJiralla r Jhed an accord n ban Jack!onvilll 42 50 .457 13lio acore4 a a.2, If, M tletGrJ . . , hope !hot It will !!lkk. Tolede 41 • .Ill mr. over Spsnlall 11111111 Tilt tt ~ LIDda 1 ...,.• ..,_.. SantMe SUn41111 1iJr 1111 -'1 "MM I tllrlk W llhould rlarl Tl15edt I llulfU I (lsi) aingllltltlllll Ill W.••h'~ ~ lllll<lli 11e1 Buffalo Toledo • <2nd) Gwtud 'l'enniJ 'l'ounlamllt. • 1 ieo Ia 1111 •err aear 1-* a Columbus 1 ~~ Emerroa 1114 IJiHlw.. 11a llllre.• TGI'Onlo I Columbus 2 (2nd) joined ton. to fllllllllel' Jim tinltdc.,. .dlldlll illat flOIIMI• Syraeus~lt Richmond t (ailed MeMaaur 111. Bakeley, Calif., elll he believes ahoulll JOI 41> illnlllllll rain) and Honolulu's Jbn Osbome, a. tll'f1 attention include: IWcherter ~ 1 Ill 4, U . u, M, 11r tilt _.. -Grain" Tba ~eo. lnnlnp) doublet Ulle. ·Market II ........ , .. g u &I In domestic price sup. { . . . wldcb <0!1Id tbleal& u.s. 4Q ']II .. tile area. ••wrft"" ' 111111 tile United sta!H should 1rJ It persuade Etropea leadti'l'lbelr move lewd IJG 1 r d ~ lid qrlcuitun ,II. ta:;m ._. •• ..u- . i .! 'l \{· J !' :1_. ··' MARY JUti'S BEAUTY SHOP \ Opon TuHdoy ..ohlntl 7 p.,.,. 'honof92-U67 · f19c;.ft Philco "Side-by-Side:' l .FJI'St time ~rat this loW prictl '- ... In hit 17,yeAr·o!d ' ·· · '!- In 196~. " · · ·.. ·.·~ :'1 c!laf'lged his mlno:' "EleCtriC heating Is so•ecta.,.a.lortable~•tMIIIOD-chc:h cleaner '·" a.a.qi' •lladllefClle.•..,.atbPcss cuatcmarFt=* hilL -rla'Wnul) burl h"PP7 wlh I. And laellad absolutetv .,IMAitlralllwtllthe.,-a&as ai11c:ewe Ia , led 1:0 •rs • • I~· tiX\ 011' ... ,.. . . . • I ' ' I G - . - once p IRJI apen8M. But • l ' , c. a a 1 rcale, the CIOit went dOwn. 0 Yca"d · !loiQ. Ike •.,C bee aM ~ bet . For Tllat ' I - :. f' ,..,. _... . !.IJ. , aJ,• ,jh...:"':.kt • ~.v..~ ( .... BrOWII 'I hM . . . l . coli,, Botntl .Girt fftW SHIP.wf OF 00 ! ,FAIRICSI . ... OYER 2000 YARQ$ ;Of NiW .REDUCED ·PRICES II .;·\ o,. ., ' -~ ~:It',·· .Ear:p~t~& ~inoleUdl • --~· New ._T '299 : I • ~ ' • ' ' ' ' ' , , ~ •otiJED- 60'' ORLON ::~::~- Ai.i'1Hlt.w . . .. 'f ' ' •1 .........I.,....,.... .. it'"·_.-.·~-. • ' i •. . '' ' MASON .! 'It' •~~------~---------·...J . ' ,':.· ' ; ·' : \1 '":fM,L. ~ ' !; ~.:'' '· ., . . ;•_r " l;;.oj ' . ., I' ~ •, :,. IIIII 'a"-' i' . ·~-~ 't/1· WOOLEJG - BONDED and OUR . 3 ROOMS .. . lfalual ~~~ paJt; .! ...P qr '!Ill ... llfort 'IIIIUW tie 1111 ' I led • • ..... ~tilde ...... 11.1. hlfl . . '. diP. c II . ,_ LMt- --- / MOST :'FABRICS . :JIId II ling .. ,.... B Irs ., my t1» In 14 anyll$ Cll J a& $1 td Ill oce~ fan tree . I eell1 1'a slactliGIIr llug and fGd redt I&PPiecilll I ' . ·.., SandwiCII Buns 50%:·_0FF ' rw ••s. • IlliZI,!!!.!!.&!! d -~.iUilllr.aiiiL'. r 8111\IMEll . IABBif!S! ~ I' I lllcllll ge II 1118 I -. Gl J I 1"1 cU 10 Ohfo Pc.a(s . ra1e redlerth'Jna tor r' *c4rlc lloAlea• twa rlgbt. E~ br . ofr '5 • ,.... ...,.. though OU' * .• I Philco-Ford Diamond Jubilee 95 ·Sale $469· Frank Irwin s · : ;. i& al\ar ha !'.J i<.<led ele~~.:~ :iJatlng ."". •• . . -- ~.;:.~ ' SECOND STREET . MIDDLEPORT • s ·W · rnnamln • argument ' 1!bldl hit faltiJI11D Coal- r • ' Mondey and TUIICity July 24-25 ONLY r.u.it.o oM • ,· ~~. fr.¥t l HAIR mack (7) and How8rd, Glbbl; Podres, BDior C4), Maraball (7) and Price. WP-.IItller (1.0). a. !chnllt'<er , ..w . For Summer Beauty l'eterso1l, Tillotsodl <4), Wo- • · wASHrimiDic . .\ SPECIAL • ~~~ DouJtrv Grams' Tobacco I' .., -:• J ' -~t{ M B Lo ed Tar~. s ay e wer ,, A'r CAMP- The Marshall University Annual High School Summer Mus!c.Camp was held last week with .113 high school s~dents participating In educational and recreational act!Vities. Peggy Riley and Mike Jones, both of'Mason County, enjoyed relaxing for 1 minute before goJng to the next activity. This week was a busy but fun filled week. nWords can't describe electric heat. ::m;ort ::::Yon have to ;;:. :::, live with itW Y. appreciafu it? ,Qn tiM! Fprm Front I King Site Wit ., I �~ ''l ' .:1 • • I· ' ' ' . .. ,,,. • • • ·,. .a·ra ···~ ' tf8 ' ." Expec .' . :...''_.J this ..'':WWreek. .Ge -LJyon Se. veraJ PJ!!ues I.'.;..... ·· · neta} Ass . ' euw < ·~ " D · . · .'·' e b a '"'~"-l',......, ~~a. &LAND ~ l(leildltlc '. •'•. cowMBus (UPI) - a.e ~ • Dellate '!'he blllwu lnlormally JliiS>' ·'" • llke\y to. be long and heated ed Thunday, heel•• tl tbe tbil week· 'In Oldo General JlUIIIber of allll~ ·In the ., ••uaibly at several llaule, IUid retelned Ill (Dee eoobcwmlal bUll come up Ill' oa the Cllendar. · COil._ , :"{;i, ,.,, ,1)'' ··~ . • • >' · 1 ;.l h t. I '!" . ' . . ~ > "" .( ·'1) "' jWwM "'. nqulnd • · • ;- ·tta· lnto n lie& "'"' llreat· h . Dally se~ttnei, Polnero . Y·lllld,dleport, .. o,, .July !4, 19&7 • tr.u til bi'Jdpl lllil eulvftta dm! ' ol local law and ordel ' ' .•· . .1 wbn ·1!11 cost of the wen ~Jieaill. ' 'I1Ieft II IOlnt q1W1- '" Jl'lnmla l1i11. Ill( Wllb nlet pn!l•f'c! 'll\'llr81 aeeedl that IIIIDIJI. ~ tial\ aa to w!Wther he ean do · ~ ~te· tonl~t. ~· Ill! illl4, ~easlnl l!llelll(lloiment ~ ...._ ..,.., ......'. ·. ....tprelent-w~thouilltitb&Jal!'lrorbm.~~.lmpftv: I!OII)pe!ISIItiOII ; lleitefltB, w~~ue 'l'be ,.. .• ,.,. ...,. ~ ~ hr· local auibariu.... ~~~~-~~ ~ ~Y wbicll eoulcl be made wllbOit ·• · a jlrop!llal to boolt, friHil a vote f$ slated on a 98 compei!IIH !+'dine. lD " """" •--: .• ~ 1111 ~ 011 - . 141111 the cbl" ldmlnJa. tee, tile Um1t wu booeleiUi P!' - n.tr IIIII Willi.-:~ Jill& ~II" ""ce· 9fllelr llllharlty •,111111, llld Ill attempt II oklloiiJCilcdon off~~ U:~ln~ pedell • the llocr to JIUib It ...,...,....., ~- ,u11111 ~ : , ireapoos 8JIJlllUI1l. =::..c marketing =:f p :or=· 0: N d owers ote to R It5 esu ._.1•Ja110 nevamping o ' In Water Management PIaDS Gr . . . . lllllr. """' ·_.. riG& .eotJUOI :::::. ~ ~ ~'1J!.:· (1st Game) 'fonllbl'r ...,cia ~·- 1 triGII to idopt the Boston iKl OlD oo..- 110 t m~ which ~l!i! tile cnve;., ~ ·IJYIIernl for '!be l whlcb remainl uncl81' the llate CleVe. 020 100 002-.5 7 0 1101' llllborlty to cftel' tile JDIII. Ill tilt scboOI year. i COLUMBUS <UPI) l'jatural Resoum!s Department!Heallb DepartmenL Lo¢lorl (14-3) and 1\yldd, 1 will be given prime responsibil- 1 Law Broadened G1broD (I); O'DonoCbue, BalleJ : lly for water _D~anagement, and \ IndUBtrles and coal mlnel (J), Pena (5), Allen <I) and : J!Ollen of. the ' Water Pollution . which now bypass state SIIDI. LP~ ~). ~ Control Board win be broadened · pollution control au\tlorltiea HRS-ConiJIIBl\1 llMh), Foy ~ under a biB to be considered wben lbere is no practical . (l&th). Sims (Sib), Yulrwno!d · Wodneoday llight in the legis! a- I means of halting the pollutioa !24th) Fuller (2nd). lure. they cause would be brought\ '2nd Game) 'lbe proposal 1 eompromlse under the pollution !Bw. Boston .000 221 000- 5 10 0 ctri!led by 1 lllbcommittee from The pollution c_ontrol board :s Cleve. 100 000 oo..- 1 11 }line biUs 00 the subject. will given these additional powers: Bell (7·9) and R}'lllll TlanC, ·~ put before the run House -It can probibit adding COJ)o Culver (7), Allen (t) and Alcue, 'llate Government C<>mmittee. 1nections to or extension of edsl- LP-Tiant <7-f). HR-Conlgllaro Rep. Getrge Voinovleb, R- ing sewage systems wbere aa (17th). Cleveland, 1ueommittee chair- increase in pollutants would 11~ Game) man, said he anticipatad no at- result. Cb1cago 131 000 101- I U 1 tempt by tbe full committee to -The right of accm to lOY Kans. City 000 21111 . _ 4 I 1 amend the aubstltutt bill. place whleb is operating under Horien, Locker (I) and 11 gives tbe Natural R& a stale permit. McNertney; Lindbled, Seglll - - Department tile taak of - Authority to bring action In (3), Sanford 17) and Taltoo, ~~ and maintaining a any court of jurisdiction, Suarez (8). WP-Horlen <IN). ~~plan for develoP:, I instead of only common pleas LP-Lindblad (5-4). HR-Ape -inent - and protectiotl' of rourt, to halt pollution. llllh). ~-· - To make grants and loans (2nd Game) 'nlree deputy dlmtors to political subdivisions building Chicago .. 010 000 oo..- 1 a0 would bo appointed to head leW &<!Wage treatment planto. Kw. City 000 000 ooo- 0 I 0 dvlllions-water. recreation and The d2finltlon of poUutlon Peters, Wilhelm (I) and b-e818, and soils and minerals. would be broadened so that McNertney; NUl (10-18) and· ..All ~nts 111d agencies heat, where water Is used as a Roof. WP-Peten <12-5). Jil' · iWt and ~tical sub- eooiant, and radiation would be (lsi Game) ~If would Iii required ~ claasi!ied pollutants, New York 020 000 181- 4 11 t . . . . lbo Dlvtsiolf' o1 Water other members of \tie sub- Detroit • 104 tOO ob-7 12 0 f lliefrn constructing buUdlnp, committee were Morris L. Boyd Stottlemyre, Hamilton <8) and . roadr ~~t.olher facllitietlla areas R-Hudrop; ~aret Dennlson, Howard; Lollch, Dob8on (8) and tubjecl to flooding. R-WaJTen; Ralph Welker, R- Freeban. WP-8tottlemyre (1'l'be 18 1un11 rosourtes cllncia' Pomeroy; Douglas Applegate, 10). LP-Lolieb !&-11). HRSwould be added to !be Ohio DSteubeiiVIIie, and Patrick A. Pepitone (7th); MaA alii f t Water PollutiOI Control Board, Sweeoey, D-Cieveland. (1Mb). !2nd Game) .. . . ~~*'"' ·. =:_:o:r.::~·: ="~~~~~~ttacbment trlmeeer . or Action wu elpeC!ed to ol ' . , . t . • .. .....1(, J· . • • '' ·~·· ' ! ~ I ' ~ . if ' ~ N~w In Prof,r.P pro- .. . ......... Flllltll• ,. ,' lucl"lf • . . Ptl:e.d . . ' THE ·SHOE BOX · M!ikl~~rt; ~. ,. .• • . oPTOM'EfRI ST . . ' (~e at "'oo~ till..• '' 'DiurS: - ··Court St:, Pome~~ : · !· ' .....,_e Hours · ·. 9 to 1·2, 2 to 5( be u.trudi011 .lak!JII tb!J, ~k 'by House com. mntee,e 11Ji .IIJbatill!te bllli !leal- . ~~ ~ I' p 0 o·. N. W•.tOM TON; . ·• • . . A l*de II likely to .develop lug a JlfllCed\lN, I« enlorclng .... 1n tlle'.Seo!to 0!1 . • court !R'der• for IIJPPOl'.l of ' ' Sho. ·sCile · to work and makiJif llrellgllten' aram: ' t • · ,: dlleaae comp~~~~~!Gry Q!Mier the •1 'I'1Ie SWill url!ab a114 lfiSh""'!""' Workmen'a Compenaatloil pro. ~.: ~ Comml~ :'I'm 8J'BID. · .~ 'liiH·up a'. relll'a!ted ~erslon . of 10 ~0:. 1 ,.:d ~~al\~ ~ bldd- 111o liolrdl. Ill ·iMwptt"' •• .Pmt •IIGG jlf exploelver, 'or lilich . AlsO on ll)e ·age~da 11.. a the ~~:Ued 0~ .Iilah~~_.'!_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·!!L2~~!.....~~_..;.,~ ~ IIIII .~ ~ trlllfl)«lillhem. · Bo~~~eo~ measure tatabiJSb: ~Y '!<"W • .., . ·• '. j:it!' ..... Summer :::e ·=autcU!tur~ ~~ .~~~~:~f. ..: =~ they will be permitted . ,, vu~.~: , • . .. ..·•· ,. .\ . 1 ' ' • .. " . ·I , • 1 ·, 'J' ' ;• • t ' 1 1 1 1 I I. ·.. ~· '· • (UPl') - A policy built ammtl a complex RoblDsoa (5th). :.- bigh-nmldnr federal 1sm 1111- set ot ftlriahle duliea and ezport Mion. eoo 100 ooo- t 1 1 cis! says the United States rubeidler. C!llf. 001 000 OJa- 2 5 t should beglll "Ia the ftt1 lUI' -Tobacco: Some IOUIIIrles re- CblliiCI 111-1) IUid Nlloa; future" explortni possibilities of dloed ,import duller lor AIDer" Bamlltoo, llolU ('I) and Jllldilowerinll; ,~ ~ liJD. lea tobeeee Ia the Keonedy .era. WP-IJamllloll (5-l). , ports of American gralnr, pou1- 1!ound. ~ lldmtltbr eald <11 llmlnp) · ·ll)t mi.Jilbaedi"111 5\IMII key sales to mally areas are still Ball. OOD Gt1S eoo .0 1- 7 132 cot~p(ries ' ·. ; hampered by sueb devicet as Wash. 30 000 0110 00- I 4 I Jebll Scl)nlttker, . lldlderaee rules roqulriDg Australian clga- Bardin, Drabowlky (8), . , . retsry o1 All'lciJiture, says the ret& to lnclnde • lilted Pereeuf. er (t) and Rolnovaky, EtdJe. government bQ n0 specifk pro- age ol,.llome-grown tobacco. bomD. (I); Ortep, Knowlel posal• or timetable yet. Preslaent Jobnaml advisory <6), Baldwin (11), Linea (11) But Scbnitlhr added In an commission on food and fiber and Cuanova. WP-Fialler IS. Interview lbat lhl admlnlstra- oald In a rec:enl nlport1 that 2). LP-Baldwln (0.:). HilSlion faV01'11 "further taikJ" with C<>ngreu sbould paa a new Nea <lth), PolleD (lotb), Ibis toW!Il)''l trading partners trade npauioll aet lo pave lbe in offol'&" ta. bit at trade way Ill' a l'!lllld of InterWeeaa.J rtpt Rmll! banierr wllldt were , not natit1Pai ne{ollatlona, presuma- By ullltlll Pml IJdu • • ,fmived Ia the rec8J11Jy-coile!ud- bly aimllary to 1111 Klnnedy ·l!allmlay i5 ~ l\olu.ld" o1 11rri11 Rwnd. IIUENOS AIRES (UPI)-0.. liP ~ ud ~ Bul Schnfttt« raid t1Je rerulll rar Bonavena, ~ Arputl" 1r111 ~· o1 the Kennedy ~ dlbow na. otopped LuiJ: Pinr, "modest" that u.s. ~~tm to 911 Ibis 198'4, Bnrll ~. procrera ~- ~ Ia libniJI. eountry's Import 61t1es amot lllg lanil'"iaafe tl lbe Kennedy "buy" reduct10111 tl the really , Bound. prlmlrllr 11roug11 tariff lmpoctant barriers Ill freer Pink Kyak Maks 1. eutr. 1lut il a recent •JJ!!JIIII'1 tr~ in flllm products. Lake Erie <Zo11in1 j.. drafted for a congressional com- A maslve trade aegotlatlon LOIWN, Oldo (UPl) _ A 1 _ • IJ!ilfM 111 llldld tbal tar- llmllvillll all eountrlea and aU tipsy ll'.aklmo would IJave biiJik. ·;-ilf -.zion ~ IUch u tile ]JfQducta II diOt • app-oprlate ed twice llad 111 beaJ1 .tiaat oa , ~peiiJII CoDilCIII ~Wbt'• way to get at lbe root of,.•rri· Lake Erie tbiJJ !"! lkencl 'l'bat ~ 1n1par1 tee JIOIW'-are ""~~ trad! problems. be il H he W nil Into a P !all: allo elf ker IDiplnanct. sa•d. It Jl<PVides too mllcb 011- kayak crossing the la'<e. Kamedy Jloaod 11eg0111ton1 ~ty ftr avoldin& lbll real .lOilpb Beriilc, 51, Lrnll, 1llet only lmlted _ . in busineu It hand... • took the mr. fool eraft atli'O• easing ...,.llirlft blrriera and to Pelee Harbor, Oatarto, In "on the really liard-core lbliiallolllll'"'r• •sn•p 9'k boun Saturday, aud 11111 produeta, IJad 110 aucceas 11J Called Pml blenlllaul have set a niCOl'd - el a om t . .• 1111," Selldlittlter raid. w. L. Pel. GB sort. Ilia reaaoo ·lor the "vo 1· ·:~· lana eftlci.ll .... lie Rocbester ,115 .. .101 Iage... ll "has never ....... ~ Slatea !bould fooua '"' RIChmond ICt 42 .551 4llo before,.. ba raid. IIDPt producb or product C<>lumbUB 48 fl .495 1t ileups, aacl oeek to deal In TOI'Gilta 43 48 41!3 11 J!JMER80if ICOBII:I lllplb with lbe ba~Tjers alfectiDg Buffalo e 48 :477 lllio GSTAAD, SWitzerland (IJP0 .. .. ... • ltuJt wben n have Syracuse g 41 .4'/S 12 -Roy l!lmenoll .r AuiJiralla r Jhed an accord n ban Jack!onvilll 42 50 .457 13lio acore4 a a.2, If, M tletGrJ . . , hope !hot It will !!lkk. Tolede 41 • .Ill mr. over Spsnlall 11111111 Tilt tt ~ LIDda 1 ...,.• ..,_.. SantMe SUn41111 1iJr 1111 -'1 "MM I tllrlk W llhould rlarl Tl15edt I llulfU I (lsi) aingllltltlllll Ill W.••h'~ ~ lllll<lli 11e1 Buffalo Toledo • <2nd) Gwtud 'l'enniJ 'l'ounlamllt. • 1 ieo Ia 1111 •err aear 1-* a Columbus 1 ~~ Emerroa 1114 IJiHlw.. 11a llllre.• TGI'Onlo I Columbus 2 (2nd) joined ton. to fllllllllel' Jim tinltdc.,. .dlldlll illat flOIIMI• Syraeus~lt Richmond t (ailed MeMaaur 111. Bakeley, Calif., elll he believes ahoulll JOI 41> illnlllllll rain) and Honolulu's Jbn Osbome, a. tll'f1 attention include: IWcherter ~ 1 Ill 4, U . u, M, 11r tilt _.. -Grain" Tba ~eo. lnnlnp) doublet Ulle. ·Market II ........ , .. g u &I In domestic price sup. { . . . wldcb <0!1Id tbleal& u.s. 4Q ']II .. tile area. ••wrft"" ' 111111 tile United sta!H should 1rJ It persuade Etropea leadti'l'lbelr move lewd IJG 1 r d ~ lid qrlcuitun ,II. ta:;m ._. •• ..u- . i .! 'l \{· J !' :1_. ··' MARY JUti'S BEAUTY SHOP \ Opon TuHdoy ..ohlntl 7 p.,.,. 'honof92-U67 · f19c;.ft Philco "Side-by-Side:' l .FJI'St time ~rat this loW prictl '- ... In hit 17,yeAr·o!d ' ·· · '!- In 196~. " · · ·.. ·.·~ :'1 c!laf'lged his mlno:' "EleCtriC heating Is so•ecta.,.a.lortable~•tMIIIOD-chc:h cleaner '·" a.a.qi' •lladllefClle.•..,.atbPcss cuatcmarFt=* hilL -rla'Wnul) burl h"PP7 wlh I. And laellad absolutetv .,IMAitlralllwtllthe.,-a&as ai11c:ewe Ia , led 1:0 •rs • • I~· tiX\ 011' ... ,.. . . . • I ' ' I G - . - once p IRJI apen8M. But • l ' , c. a a 1 rcale, the CIOit went dOwn. 0 Yca"d · !loiQ. Ike •.,C bee aM ~ bet . For Tllat ' I - :. f' ,..,. _... . !.IJ. , aJ,• ,jh...:"':.kt • ~.v..~ ( .... BrOWII 'I hM . . . l . coli,, Botntl .Girt fftW SHIP.wf OF 00 ! ,FAIRICSI . ... OYER 2000 YARQ$ ;Of NiW .REDUCED ·PRICES II .;·\ o,. ., ' -~ ~:It',·· .Ear:p~t~& ~inoleUdl • --~· New ._T '299 : I • ~ ' • ' ' ' ' ' , , ~ •otiJED- 60'' ORLON ::~::~- Ai.i'1Hlt.w . . .. 'f ' ' •1 .........I.,....,.... .. it'"·_.-.·~-. • ' i •. . '' ' MASON .! 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MIDDLEPORT • s ·W · rnnamln • argument ' 1!bldl hit faltiJI11D Coal- r • ' Mondey and TUIICity July 24-25 ONLY r.u.it.o oM • ,· ~~. fr.¥t l HAIR mack (7) and How8rd, Glbbl; Podres, BDior C4), Maraball (7) and Price. WP-.IItller (1.0). a. !chnllt'<er , ..w . For Summer Beauty l'eterso1l, Tillotsodl <4), Wo- • · wASHrimiDic . .\ SPECIAL • ~~~ DouJtrv Grams' Tobacco I' .., -:• J ' -~t{ M B Lo ed Tar~. s ay e wer ,, A'r CAMP- The Marshall University Annual High School Summer Mus!c.Camp was held last week with .113 high school s~dents participating In educational and recreational act!Vities. Peggy Riley and Mike Jones, both of'Mason County, enjoyed relaxing for 1 minute before goJng to the next activity. This week was a busy but fun filled week. nWords can't describe electric heat. ::m;ort ::::Yon have to ;;:. :::, live with itW Y. appreciafu it? ,Qn tiM! Fprm Front I King Site Wit ., I �J ' ' .'ll .Ill' j' ' . '• ' '. ,I I· ·· ·~ · • • • • • ' • · - j ' ,.., ., . . \ . ' - , . ·! , l ' ' ~. ) ..... "~ ,' ,:. 'l ·' CANI · GO WIF "111,; .....,. •• t < J : ., .. ' '"" AUNT LOWEE1.V? ,... ' ROUSH & LYQNS C4MPING TRAII,ERS 11111on Sl, MIHn, W; Yo. '· . Watch For IM ArrtYolef eTOUR-A-HOMII. Lightweight Plck.Up TRUCK C.wPIR , SERVICE EXPERIENCED $795,0011p WHEEL ALIGNMENT H·O:NDA SAID &SERVICE All New•Jt.dllito~ Shop eCar eTruclc Core AND •~•hr e Bulldoar BRAKE SERVICE l~nyTypt ~TH GOBLE FORD BLAETTNARS II ONI OPtHI IIICE$1 PIOI'S.•t .•. CALL rHII eoA N LOSE. , ~, VIlli ~~ 'lJJ BRI~ REi~~ DICK RAWUNGS Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy SOo.IE ICED WINNI! WINKLI llwllngs Honda Sales NOTICI 01' APPOIIITMINT c... No, 19,740 -· ... lltltll of Elhel Cll't)' LIMittrt, De. WYN'ISI MIDDLEPORT, OHIO --- i'anted - ~ ~-- . ~~ - - ly HOWl& IEk & .M'.O&a. . ·" tHE WORLD !> MUCH 100 OMPETIT\Vc TODAY I £VERYOIJE's TR'l'IIJG 10 OUTDO EVE.RYOtJE EL<;E I I PREFER TO REMAII.J BASICALLY tJOtJCOMPETITIVE ! O,.OU ? ~H'( YOO'RE THE /IIO'i.T QJMPETITlVE PER'iOtJ I'VE fiVER MET! U;~~EIDER DH, veAH? WELL, •s sAvs I'M LEss roMP6:rmv£ THAt\1 YOU I 1!.1/$;£ GUY. ~ R.JT YOUR MOIJEY WHERE YCXJ~ OI:DUTH I~ ! r "' I 1 I :OASOLI.. E ALLEY I --"' ,. \ .S .-·- 1->~\ ~· NbW TAKING APPUCAnONS .., FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. ' IJ MI!RAILL BLOSSER .MRCIIltlaM ~·): !l l' Col$itt Faye Manley t MiddltROrt lv V. T. HAMLIN DICK TRACY Public Sale OJJt XHZIP.-XI>ILHBK 'loolol...,.a 0111o.-1 CAPiTAL Aim LAIIOK IIC11'1l JIUX.D!!!! 'mOll J8 XONII'J', BllT 'l'HIIY CAlC"!: .AGI'A CIX BOW XUCK.-I!llil'l'l'llllt ·' . •• -•.......-~~a~• row •, ' • . ' ' ' .. ' ' ' . ' 1. . ' I" ' \ ly CHI!STEI eavLD-jft!li . . ;·, ... ,Jr.. \ �J ' ' .'ll .Ill' j' ' . '• ' '. ,I I· ·· ·~ · • • • • • ' • · - j ' ,.., ., . . \ . ' - , . ·! , l ' ' ~. ) ..... "~ ,' ,:. 'l ·' CANI · GO WIF "111,; .....,. •• t < J : ., .. ' '"" AUNT LOWEE1.V? ,... ' ROUSH & LYQNS C4MPING TRAII,ERS 11111on Sl, MIHn, W; Yo. '· . Watch For IM ArrtYolef eTOUR-A-HOMII. Lightweight Plck.Up TRUCK C.wPIR , SERVICE EXPERIENCED $795,0011p WHEEL ALIGNMENT H·O:NDA SAID &SERVICE All New•Jt.dllito~ Shop eCar eTruclc Core AND •~•hr e Bulldoar BRAKE SERVICE l~nyTypt ~TH GOBLE FORD BLAETTNARS II ONI OPtHI IIICE$1 PIOI'S.•t .•. CALL rHII eoA N LOSE. , ~, VIlli ~~ 'lJJ BRI~ REi~~ DICK RAWUNGS Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy SOo.IE ICED WINNI! WINKLI llwllngs Honda Sales NOTICI 01' APPOIIITMINT c... No, 19,740 -· ... lltltll of Elhel Cll't)' LIMittrt, De. WYN'ISI MIDDLEPORT, OHIO --- i'anted - ~ ~-- . ~~ - - ly HOWl& IEk & .M'.O&a. . ·" tHE WORLD !> MUCH 100 OMPETIT\Vc TODAY I £VERYOIJE's TR'l'IIJG 10 OUTDO EVE.RYOtJE EL<;E I I PREFER TO REMAII.J BASICALLY tJOtJCOMPETITIVE ! O,.OU ? ~H'( YOO'RE THE /IIO'i.T QJMPETITlVE PER'iOtJ I'VE fiVER MET! U;~~EIDER DH, veAH? WELL, •s sAvs I'M LEss roMP6:rmv£ THAt\1 YOU I 1!.1/$;£ GUY. ~ R.JT YOUR MOIJEY WHERE YCXJ~ OI:DUTH I~ ! r "' I 1 I :OASOLI.. E ALLEY I --"' ,. \ .S .-·- 1->~\ ~· NbW TAKING APPUCAnONS .., FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. ' IJ MI!RAILL BLOSSER .MRCIIltlaM ~·): !l l' Col$itt Faye Manley t MiddltROrt lv V. T. HAMLIN DICK TRACY Public Sale OJJt XHZIP.-XI>ILHBK 'loolol...,.a 0111o.-1 CAPiTAL Aim LAIIOK IIC11'1l JIUX.D!!!! 'mOll J8 XONII'J', BllT 'l'HIIY CAlC"!: .AGI'A CIX BOW XUCK.-I!llil'l'l'llllt ·' . •• -•.......-~~a~• row •, ' • . ' ' ' .. ' ' ' . ' 1. . ' I" ' \ ly CHI!STEI eavLD-jft!li . . ;·, ... ,Jr.. \ �' ' ' • ' \ J~ ·'. ,' ' i ,,. "' ' ,, on Mao in Deep Trouble.Longh.Qts~~eriBioo~iest lnsur.re ction • ' r , , ·u · , Of a Generation ID Lu • NDO _.,~__ By.Unlttd Prtls International 1.0 N (UPI)-'l'be neuuo and lateat reports auuested slrongly rellati!JI the partyThe U.S. ra~:lat sltutllon at 1 glance: . of Mao Ts&twl8 In Peklng.waa the~ lite army was In effect govemmen~miUiary Plll'ie Mao ,,DETROIT, M,ICHIGAN - Nqro outlaw1 engq1 re)iOrled today In "very erloul takiDg up a virtually neutral is was!DB federal Paratrooper., Nttlontl Guardsmen and pollee trouble" and In · daDBer '' attitude. Mao ~ the · aupport of the In guerrilla combat, At lnst 23 dead, blockl of pro~ DETROIT (UPI) -Federal troops took control of the .Uoni1 fifth largelt cltJ, olJ!i'ilbt coDspae; Sourcea In Hong Kong today Indoctrinated maasef but bli erty daatnlyed. · ravaged by its worst f&cial disturbance in a generation. Sntws tifblg froiD ~ . . Dlpl!Jmatle reports aald the jraid Red amzy troops at lbe opPonents In power' positions ·PONTIAC, MICH • ..,. Two penont •hot to death ing ruins of Negro riot aras were answered with salvos from 't&Db aiid m•ddl!liWIIo authority or tile eentral covero- l' birthplace city , of the modem appear to bave been galnlnC In racial violence. City'• largest gun afore broke Into The death toll in the thre&day riot stood at ~t least three of theDI wl!ile~ent was lading faSt, lbreaten- C!llnese revolullon appeared on steadily 1n strength or, as one and looted. There wu alao violence In Flint and Grtnd and more than 1,500 persons were injured. The wounded includijd pollee and NatJOD. mg tile country witll relapse Ithe br!Dk or flill revolt agalnlll report put tt, In determination Rapids, Mich. al Guardsmen augmenting a force of 1,500 who DV~i!lintp, the dtJ Into war-lord rule and.eveo csvll ,Mao, , to make 1 firm stand against ROCHI!STER, N.Y.- Two Nagroea killed ln ,vlo- Monday Dight under orders of President J . Another 3,200 Ari4Y regulan were war. J M , .... · the Mao rule lenceon third annlv~r~ary of 1964 rioting. on standby alert at Self'l'Jje cultural revolullon-il ao s Pe.....,. Radio admitted ' NEW YORK CITY - Two killtd as Puarto Rican ridge AJr For~ base 30 A National "uard officer said re......,. 4urill lie mall!lo "'·an e and undellnalile •....._. it is a "serious situation!' , II was UP,C)ear at present _,.h b ttl H f '.. .,., "" g ~-.......-and Ita brosdcaata saki Mao's whether any one persoiiBIIty or rww• I • • po ce rom tenement roon.. Gangs roam miles outside of own. Detro 1t•1 Insurrection wa a But • • or pollee, o~~~~n-ttat!,... ve goquartenne IIJ'Ong, have su-"'•rs at ·the -'-al c••-· a group of personalltles was streats breaking windows 'and lights. Chairman of the Autborlttea todi!J' •truggled to changing from mass dealruCtlon men and pera!foopen G( ,' lbt r ..... ~ ''""u '""" Student Nonviolent Coordinating Commltt11 ISNCC) b · mbl of no mality d i""''"" to ·--' mbat 82ncl --' ..... ,,_,__ ""'.... two city of Wuhan are de!en•••• emerctng capable of ,~'6 •.,Oft o.ver • IIght IY W!!Undtd by gunshot during black power tormgDetroit a se but ance"' tate r I ao ed' ...,....... "'"""' ,....,..,.. .... ......, h..N "-· co al , .... ..... ...,.., ''- lint "-· ""'r'" -... wamed' lbat tbe ths ' brio Ita ll I their leader In the national !Tom Mao. Earlier auggetions peach , "'' s o w•g wil- egro.ou......a. , 01!1 ..,. "'" ...,. DIOD 111aY 8'' a • ou power .........,e "at tile cost of that Premier Chou En Lal I ENGLEWOOD N J emergency imposed by Michl· Today, wei seci\OI1I of lbe, wwennl the lll!l'lea follJurel lila!vthec~d ~~ the their p;;.""a'rict blood." ralgllt be the man, spparent!y change heavr, gunfl~e. • • - Police and snipers ex· gao Gov. ~e Romney Motor Cll7 apPeared to l!ave bullet for bullJL co aj)lll o .....o ,_...., ' 00 longer bold good The bl remalaid In effect. 'fllat illclud- undergone air ralda. Ll~ Ql Cyrull Vance, "'b""JIIIIf'"" .depuiJ Tile armv on whom Mao bas Military lnleUlgence analysts -"---=-.:.:::.·____..,_:.:::::r•::a~~10 ::::_:w~·~•_:.:tr:_ou=-::•::1:o".~T~ol:od::o~a:n~d~L:Ima~,Oh~lo~·- ed 80 aD·Dighl curfew and a the p~y•1 139-~q~ me- del,4!1118 ~ . qd' ~ relied u the crucial element in at lhll \lt'Sftem listening post ban on the s&le ol q, liquor tropolltan area was tllliftected. ~ ol tba ~~~ hi' strange bstUe appears to said the mala milltary faction and gasoline. Damage waa estimated at more toUred the cll%~~ loda)l J!lifJ bave 'l~t him dowu. Its there Is led by the district Red Brilliant. sunshine will! tem- !ban $ZOO mllllOII. iJld thet."GD ilie 'llb!lle ..... io!ervetnlon bas proved mart. army commander, Gen. Chen , . : · · i peralures In lba 8011 broke over Sporadlo 1JDiper Ore wa1 appear •tO !Ill relatll'lif ~ edly cautious and lne!fect!ve Tllal-tao. Olen waa reported the city where tbe devastation ROmney, prnslned Ill ~~~~~ ol racial tnsurrectlon began dOWIItowD ma. Sunday IIIOI'IIlJ!g with 1 "rou- Ill Border Reap !led tine" pollee raid oo a Nesro Tile c:1tr ~ ~ boufn after-hours saloon. will! Canada, for lbe az.t .._ Heavy llboollng with potential troubl...,... since lbt rlotlDg . .,._ . . llefore the federal troops ken, Mayor Louie Welch bridge and ~. . I l l moved In, bBDds af Negroes nl4 Monday. ~troll with Wlud.ior, .~ opened fire on lour pollee ... Hid any racial vlo- , .~ tba .J~Jtr jrp precinct stations and 1 National lence thet might occur In opera!iw · Guard co1111118Dd post. One or Houston will not ba al· Most tile rioting wolf packs rattled lowed to get out of h,ind. m•l!vd cloeed an4 away with macblm!gun fire. (~Jed Q!J . oe::oopers '*"'" " ' " ' " 1 ,mm. Gamhie Wit• h weather Lost i o4l x 7'"st!E£1' l I WOOD WOOD PANEUIB FLOOR CARE DeGaullein Astounding · Performance A tr•mendous .,..,. offering t.atures of que~llty and t~ F r IQIIU found gen•ally In much ......, pri<od paooJt. , 4'x8' SHEET REii. $4.39 ~-J . $3.79 . . PUll WHITE CElLINI TILE r NoarW.WODd with natural -.... -~ ,dulf ., put a lhlnl on aatill fl". 12"xlrx~· NOW ONLY - .... 24" VANITY lOIII fiOI 01&1' TONIIJHT and TUESD4Y JuiJ 24-25 • FINAL WEEK OF OUR STORE WIDE Walt DlllliiJ'I "THE ABSENT MINDED PROFESSOR" ··,atso ITecbaleolor) JULY CLEARANCE SALE Nancy OlsoD RUDDinJ time 3 Bn. 20 min· utes. Show lllarlo 8 P.M. 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