https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/160dadbc19d8f4d51b256fe73be8e61d.pdf a585ab67398f88ac66aa5907d371720f PDF Text Text -•. ... '' ' ' ··e' ' ,, '• ' ., ·',·· . ~.. r .. .... ·:- -... .'' ...... ' ~ .... . ' .. , I L ! ' ' , , ' ' I ' \.I! . ' .' . ' . · , tc ,' eft • ' r ' • 1 I r 1 ' 1 ... . Gov. Warren P. Knowles ordered 1,600 National Guarcfs. men ·mobilized from towns ciose to Milwaukee. The first troowa began deploying on Milwaukee's streets shorUy after StSO a.m. ' ' I I ,. . ' PEOPLE WITH(Vr JOf~S. , PEOPLE WITHOOT' EVERY PAY! Firemen were stoned and the wlnd9ws of ttWir trUcks wera broken as they raced to snuff out . al least 46 fires which flared In the first four hours after midnight. ,. atiea1t 8ll ponDDJ tajured meladlul sevea policemen uot - aad 125 pei'loDI .,. "'led. Tile office of M a J or Henry Maler al one )lolnt reo ported • , poUeeman killed. Jn au, 11ft. persons were reported tilled. ' •, WHY AlR~ADY ; I;(J£'RE . · COMMITTED TO. HELPI fJG .. P£0PI.E ARE. MAKitJG MORE AtJD MORt DEMAlJDS OfJ THE GOVERfJMENT CIYI'. .i'oUee tater ltday .cowrted -. ' • •: 'I .! ' ' ' .1; ' f·r '' Pollee command headquarters reported officers were pinned down by llllper !Ire. Detective .. Gua'!~.~ declared a state ~ e..~Ji-.~1- 'In this city ut 774,~12 jier cent of whom are nelll'oes. . 'l'be Mayor Imposed a curfew on the' city, ordering all residentS· to · go home. City strtets ·.fere closed to traffic. All tavai\11, Uquor stores, filling stsilons iind petroleum supply firms )Vetil cloaed. Pollee jUere cbecklng reports the Injured included a whlto Roi!Uin-Qathollc priest, Father James Grbppi, been lhe leader of thewho mosthasmilitant Mayor Henry Meier- ask'ld - - -- ., - '---_:__:__:__:_.=_ Milwaukee clvU rights groups. w88 walking along 3rd Stred, For weeks, the Groppi-led north of downtown Milwaukee, youth council of the National wl1en six to seven young Auoclallon for the Advanc.,. Negroes began following him. ment of Colored · People has "Two flanked me and said bi-en picketing the homes of 'Whitey, are you prepared 10 Milwaukee aldermen, protesting dle'" Drolshagen reported. "I thE common councll's refusal to kept walking, th~ two flankers psss an open housing ordinance. fell off, and I was hit 00 the Early today, Father Groppi's bead. I stiffened like an tee headquarters, Freedom House, cube. I said my prayers reported he was In the midst of because I thought I was bit." the riot area but could not Droishagen said he lay on the confirm his whereabouts. sidewalk, half conscious, wlule One of the Injured was United fue youths ran oil. ile l'ress reporter ~-Jr;ec~·o:•er;ed~~s~uf~firci:en~tl~yJto~r=un;_ 'Illomas International Drolsbagen. Drolshagen · to the street and bail a _ __:.==-=:= :!:::...::::::='': m _;~~~~~~~~~ Racing. Pr~gram Offers ·. Twilight Events ~ Nights 1Rf TO 00 THE Bt:ST W£ CAI\1, BUT. .. " . LOVE AND AFF6CTIOf.J ? I ' ·e· Kllb\vJ~'to call out the National Inspector Kenneth Marple sli!d, "We've gof several officers shot and several looters shot." Clvll defense units armed with shotguns stood guard at dty ball, the target of 1 reported mareb by approxl· mately 50 Negroes. Inside, shirtsleeves city executives met ln emergency session, seeking ways of avoiding the civic disaster which has overtaken two other major northern cities -Newark, N.J., and Detrol~in the past three weeks. wru.. we·u cERTAINLV OH, YEAH? WELL, WHAT ··~ ~SOOT THE PEOPLE. WITHOUT , . ' \ ' 'l'i ' '·.e.·· ·p~ ' · • ," ' ·(· ' .. ..,........., • • rson1sfs running er, waking can't serve they yell for This gal might enjoy there's no I'm chasing SHE should do you sugg:esl? Dear Mrs. You tan who have visit friends causr they home with Make it company asleep, and should be "at-; the kids can !11 I doubt yol'•j feelings, for · peatedly hr!n · into a houae II: be lnsensitive1' Dear Holen: , I am only gelling gray ' have found siJ ones this weett; use rinse or heard that If y gray hair, yo~ in it• place. w; MARYANNE Dear M: Pull the six hairs and st< more come: Wf lorup club! half of all An belong.- H. ANOTHER L! VIETNAM Dear Helen: 1··. ·. • M()NDAY, JULY 31, 1967 I 'fllll EE'S A MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPI)Guard was ;)f· ~ Into Milwaukee today ro ~.iftlf' an uprising of Negro al!lpers, arsonists ,8l)d looters. At · least 50 persohs were nported ..Jnjured, Including sl• poliCemen sbot. ' ' ·' ' •; p I ' , Ib\e .National ; I • ' • ruJJIIerftr. 01 rr.. JJefP-M-• ,.,.. ' 1 Dear Helen: My friead a wreck. Her tlJree kids, six, drive !ng. They're · tor, closets, . •,"- ., ~>( J •I ~ , r. .POMEROY-MII!IPLEPORT, OHIO · '• ~~ ,. ! ~ ~~ ,. . , , NO. .a 1':. . ;: . ' ' ,·'' . " '~ I I 1 ' ' ' A full program of harness and running races will be offered at the 104th annual Meigs County Fair which opens Aug. 15. Again tbia year twilight harness racing will be off. · ered on two evenings with one afternoon to be devoted to the horse harness racing. ;,;~GNS BILL- Gov. James Rhodes, center seated, Is flctured signing Senate The twilight racing will be- day before the race. ·DlU 16~ which creates the formation of county boards o mental retardation. gin at 6 p. m. on Thursday Ponv and horse running races and Friday, Aug. 17 and 18. Aft.. , ~~ follow the pony hamesa raeemoon horse harness racing mg on both Thursday and Frl· will be offered at z p. m. on day afternoons. I Of ~pcclAI ;inter..t _t& Meigs ing two will be appoir.ted by) siblllty for the programs lles Saturday~ Aug. 18, the final •lay' There. are live ~ize classifi· Cqun.ty Is a Senate Bill signed the probate court judge. in the hands of either county of the !au-. cat10n• m the runmng races In· by Gw James Rhodes creal The purpose of the iegisla·• welfare deporlments or child In charge of the horse bar- eluding 46 lnche• and under; ln1· tjle fo_rmation In each coun- tlon, endorsed . by .the parents· welfare boards. ness racmg are William B. over 4ll Inches to ._ Inches; ovIN - Vernon R. Alden President of Ohio Univel ty.,o~;~ bpa,!:~ of mental ret~- statewide org~ization, The Tbe state executive director DoWllie, Fred Goegle!n and Wah er 48 Inches to 62 inches; werl ,ry, Assistant Director of the U. S. Office of Economic dation, . , Ohio Auoclaton lor Retarded . of The O~iG Assn. for Rttarded lace Bradford. S2 Inches to 58 Inches, and over . ol the national Ctl,mmul)ity Action Programs is shown F\i!l~~~~tal months of Children ~-· Columbu, is to ChUdren, lne., who biiJ..ldll!.ed ,i'Ol!Y>,hime~ r~_c!lla. !!!t .),l! 6i . inc.hes. \ · ) · Me!gs:COUtfty, Commt.~nlty Action Di~ector, and Lauren platm.filg f:nd' public ineeUrigs, move Ohio s program lor the Meigs County recenUy to dis- lea!urfcl at UO p. m. on 'nl111'11-j Ca•h prizes wiD be awarded A~nce for Communlty Action meeting, left to rt&llt, July 29. 1 drive-·is c!'urrently underway retard"!! forward. with th• dell; . ~ problema .. here, , ltated!day and Friday in two tlze 1to the top live animals In each in Meigs Colillty to raise funds nile re~bllity for the p/iii · ilill !Jtogram!J have bfM hln·; classifications. The pony har-1clas8ificatlon with the ncep. for establlshln~ a school for the grams being In the horuls of dered by Jack of lntcni.•t and; ness racing will be one heat lion ot the 46 Inches and under mentally retarded. 1\ one-quar- the c 0 u n t y commiSsioners knowledge on the part of the! events on both days for animals class in which four cash awards ter mill tax levy is also being tbrough a board of parents, welfare departments and chtld ·46 inches and unde1 and I or are offered fl, 1 placed before Melg• County vot· knowledgeable and Interested welfare boards. Thl• 15 why the those over 46 Inches to S2 lnclu· ers In November to help pro· persons, In the fi•ld of mental ' legislation WM drafted by ourl slve. , Downie, Goegleln and Tom R. vide funds for the continuance retardation appointed by the group throughout the s t a t e. Drivers In the pony bamess Reuter will head the pon~ bar- . ATHENS - Theodore H. Ber- Ohio. of the planned school. I commi,.ioners in ea~h tounty. Proper Implementation of a racing must be In colors and ness and the pony and ·bor!e ry. AsSistant Director of the' Also present at the meeting A rdi · t At the present lime, respon· (Continued on Page 2) entries close at IZ noon the running races. Office ot Economic Opportunity were 110 students from PRO· Said 1 ' ceo n.& o a news ree~se and Director of Community Ac. JECT UPWARD BOUND spon- whether :n.. ln Bf~. ~~jd'aol ma,o~ tion Programs ~or !he nation sored by the Alliance, and ba.. be an OEO . men . Interrupted-a whirlwtnd tour of ed on the Athens' Ca!llpus -otiitl tal retardation was reached _last the country Saturday to speak I Berry. dire~r of perbap~ the tered ' II' a meeting at Ohio Universl-1most segment of a . ot ales county boards of mental · YB ,Q~O, was mtroducud by Dr.-. Concerning 1 retardation. DETROIT <UP!) - Author!- terence" to urban problems. Detroit was . triggered by moderate Negro leadership rna •rg;Y w~~~::::'!; ~!!~~~: ~r~·~n~er~~~en, President of ~~..~ttle Such boards which ~till have tiPs today went to work on the The violence left 40 persons n•llon':'!de conditions that could Ifl•und Utile support ln.~• motor Iand in riot-tom Detroit on Sun- "I think it Is a great tribute and' tllel'e art:... the admlnistralive responsibil· enormous task 01 rebuildmg krown dead more than I SilO bring clvD • guenilla war· rlty. Poverty condi ons ~ day addressed the ,Southeastern i to Ted that he has · ed that ity for IC?Cal county a week of racial violence in;ured, to the United States. Inflation made the o Ohio AUiance for Community j wiih the ship thro:a:cli :n for communitv rehrdation had tom down. · Iot least that many under arrest It was . ~aused more by Iworse for reSidents 1 gh Action. The Alliance is a con- rough waters from the very be- ty as It clas""s workahopa · and actlvl- Gov. George Romney, speak-lor free on bond, and property 1natlo?al c'!?diilons than Detorit 3reas, he a~ed. , federathbof t6 community ac- ginning," Alden said. "There ty center$. will consist ot sev- m~ for 20 minutes over a IUimage estimated as high as condttions, the ~publ!.can l The DetrOit Free Press tron agencies In the 28 AppaJa. have been three Job Corps Di- !ems . en membel'll The cour.ty com· statewide television hookup $SOO million. Igt>vernor said, conceding, We retrorted today In a copyright chlan counties of Southeastern rectors and three Vista D' mlssiooefll will appoint five of nlcht, declared that could and should nave do n P. story that an mtenslve lnvestl- j il'ecthe m~inbel'll and the remain- I bt!lieved Michigan was "again ) '!be weekend passed quiet- much more on our own part to . ~ation was being conducted into 1 " , ·l't'ady for normal activity and Jy although a It-year-old Ne- prevent II." 'the deaths of three teen-a1ed ODie that violence h88 been contained : sro. Emest RDquemore, wao Romney cited 18 "repsona·· ~· Negroes found slain In a Debolt . for now.'' I lbot and killed_ by I Para· for the holocaust that struck the motel early last Wednesdav .. Detroihlayor Jerome P. C3V· lroeper 81 • poup of JODDI automotive capital. i The Free Press said authorianagh criticized a "reaction- Negroea lied from p east He said there bad been "long- ti•s had reports the three may There will be a meellq of ary" and "someUmes negative" lllde bulldlDg Balllrda.y olght. Istanding friction between Neg- have been "deliberately execut- Annie Riggs, 87, of RD I. aU boYs 0 Interested In playing • wngress, which he said re- i In his television address, Iroes and a predominantly white I'd" by law enforcement off~ Pomeroy. died Sunday morn- !:,~ d~t!e 00 8 1 !';~lp Local . i peatedly expressed Its "lndif· R0111ney declared the turmoD m police force" In Detroit altd cers. !ng, at her mldence. She was 1 8 1 111 P ..., evening at 0A . C 00 tbe wile ol the late · Herbert' e omeroy football c:;~~~~:~: o o Riggs former Meigs County 1 field. Coach Charles Chancey Manry Is A'~ .· ' .• .ftaclal ealm descended tv· Com~lssioner. . ukl an boys Interested to The Clev~if:i ~ 40 Meigs County 1 . • ' er Ohio for lite ae e o n d She was preceded in death lllend. ' to make Ia preachers have been Jnvlted to i . . · .0 •tralilttlliPt s..day IIIII ear- by two dau~hters. Mro. Edith - i M ! J l l > O ! l . l t - lance crUt. Signing of Bill Underlines Meigs Drive Berry s'Pea '!Is. zn • I 1 S::!e ~~:~: ~'b~~h~~~hs:: Re.bUl•ldzng • Begz•ns zn • 711 ltJ.O t or cl•ty contro~ersial :t 1 ~osrams ~hat abo~t ~.000 bomel~ss, f•~.e" sltua~~: I ~unday •. Metgs Church . "InVIted • . eople P ·. ·'d Sh ·} T !::ge'~~ ~~:~a~,o~••~- 1 ~e A • Riggs o·IeS sunday c . d B b Young Lakin Patient apture ID rus Off State Route 7by Sbenff's Posse I ly today. clal ' ;,.,port .the first . ". . . . Pollee n!porll to tile UPI ,.. · toward . . ' . · from Clneinllall, TGiedo Loryear operatlfn qt a school forj A 15 ye~~r-old Lakin State Ohio State Patrol In ·searching so took three runaways trom 1 alii, Lfllla, Baiatltan, Dayton retarded .children. Hospital patient, who eseap•cHhrough the brush fqr the y~th. Parluirslnll'l. Va., Into ~~ , aad Sprlagfleld, ~C~Dts ol411The Rev. BDI Perrin, pahior lb. .ptemlses SUnday driving a: He was comered Ill 1 thiCket tody Sunday. . · hlrbucetJ lalt week, nre an ~~~·:J·~U:ni~te~dy.l aChurch .car, was taken Into cut-illl'ar the road IIIII pve up at One, year,ol~ Iilrl ' tilellllntlay aame: "AU Q!det." lea~., . piJn etolen tod)l by ~,.•~elgs Coqnty ~hei''I· OJ1Ce. . two boys•.ages '~ .and 15,, .111&111 m--~ I.e beghllll•h 8 Iff's Department . shortfy iller Owena was rettlflled to Lakin trio bad; ~ left 11 , flnt otpt alllce Tuelday dial "At no tlme h• ,abandoned the veblc!• •. '"d Stale Hospital. S~turd~gbt.~d , 1\tallolllll GUild 1roop1 bad aOt such irisa~pe~ . jn brusl! ~ w~ I 'lb~ s¥r1U's departm•nt al· In~ . ~ eo....,. . remained '!' atud-by lllen ia the 7, riw,ih of Chester. ,.-' . · , --·--.- ··.. ln. . Toi!Mio. .11!1 . pll'dlnt .· b! • ·Pf!Jiram.m The youth, ldentllled ' . V~te..U. . ~mortalllolpl!al ~n&. Rull area •nd . . irere ~wa url(e~ Ia 'l'!' · 'ill . ·Ow . . . to the their d r . . · .,. ! . d ll!~ . fly ~x:~~u A4fmllt~=i q, . I , • w. ur::V! WHAT'S ro"" TH' IDEA? I·'' ~ ... GAABBil\1 1 MY FISI-4 AWAY 1 ~~~~~::~:r:~~;~ !or FROM ME UKE lHAT? ~ute --- "'~~. ~tea y{ ' \. · t'· . . . .,:,.:. .... -~-- ~·· . '"") .. ~ ' ,, ,,...~ "'' •·"-• \ . .I .'f. •<·.·. . .••..'' ' . . ··I' ~ ,.,.. « •• .. '/ .,·. ,.. ', . ' . · ;r -"'""''"""""""'' Football! . Th~ . With~,- Riffle and Mrs. Eleanor Heilnight, man. Mtllll')' Survivors Include lour daugh, Tartan ters, Mrs. Ethel Sar~~tnl. Alh· around . ens; Mrs Edna Lee, Pomeroy; Dllnois Canal . Mrs. Evelyn Stanley, R " ek , Tom Sall'Yel\,llt! Springs. and Mrs. Esther r,m, ·. ' Mlssisllppl. La . kew.Qod, Calif.: three sons. Medtum damages were Incur- . He'D saD Perry, Fred and Harley, all red to three car~ in an accl, Pomlitoi, and Capt. ~nt on Pomeroy s West Malll~exlco, . ' ~ggs,\AJ.' S. Navy. t. early Sunday everung Porn. ·l:mtlc'Oc:eau Greece: dne sister, $ajlie eroy Police_sald. to England ' and one brother. Harry A ~ar dnven by Gary Rife, ketlx!Ue. Ml~ Junction. 17, Middleport, stl'uck the re.r dDce In ' Funeral serVl)lS~ wiD be . ~lbea~r 2drllvepn . by Charles: lunill' will 119unJed I!Y .E'Irilll! Funer~l r, • 0f!leroy, ~~-.:-itlii Rome ~lag arrival of Capt. Jlso ~truck the rear..ol, l ·ru ggs. · ,.,._; d · n · -·•ge driven by Ann svts, rneli s In11y ca ,... ...... tiJIIII.' ....... ' "'""· ..... ~:::~~; .,,,.,, .1: Teenager c.·ted,.. After Accident . S~ell. I , J< �" '"·tl' /, ' ~~y~s Petition :for' ~~ciaJ .: Intemallonal O.Am I moaUy white? Am I for the riots. Others suoested church- going mostly black? Or am I mostly remedies. met the new hulllan and as such wnted to all Climate for VloiiDce. for peace and my llrolhers , , . " aald the The Venerable Harold H. In the United Rev. Darrell Walton of t h e Hayes, rector of St. John's In th•lr ears. · Matthew11011 ' Street Episcopal EPIScopal Church at Bellefonte, throughout the L'hurch In Providence, IU Pa, said "Negroes have be<ln • clergymen Sunday "Let ua not b.~ deceived," he bottled up In a cUmate where to PreSident John- s•ld. "We are all responsible anything can trigger violence." to make the day for wllalhas happened." lie called on Christians to rid for an end to U.S, 1 Other members of the clerw themselves to "latent hosWity" ~Imply prayed for racial peace. against Negries" of us ask hunself:, Some attempted to Jay blame In the heart of the Detroit BY, S~ I!QLDAPER UPI S)iorls Writer The ''Uttle toy c!IPDOn" was more expl..lve Sunday than the acoreboiird , ll!ld sll of ito glmmlqkry · at the liOlJ!Ilon Aalrodome, t votes on ,. , · has ·, f;lsewhe~e Jn jllO Leagu~. Jeague.leading def~aled Atlanta 7-5; •Riit a dou~lehead~r Cmdnllilti, winning.•~ 7-5 and l?Sin~ Lo~ Angeles phia )-{) and -The loW! pops which ethoed San Francisco \ 3. through llie stadium ~arne off In the American the booming b8t of Jimmy Chicago ti•at Detroit 4-1 In Wynn, the mighty mite whc· opener and1 then lost leads the National League ln Minnesota conquered Boston homers and the major leagues 5: p evelond and Baltimore In runs batted In, The Astro a doubleheader, the Indiii!IBI winnmg the opener 8-3 Orioles takir)gtthe seqndd ~~t~~ 4-3; Washington blasted c, nia 11-1 before losing to Angels 10-2, and New York Kansas Citv twice 7-2 and 5-2 It was Wynn's second trip to young prospect In the world, the hospital in as many day. ~ By JOHN G. Gllln'IN •' WL'ffliPF.G, Canada (UPIJ- stopped a Yank sweep Saturday Saturday, he collldod with A wecltend of record-basting. by winning the 200-meter teamrr.ate Rusty Staub in lhe high performance, and low breaststroke and then did the s1xlh inmng of the game FINISH SECOND- The Bidwell Pirates Little League baseball team finished second in the Ninth Annual comedy sent the Unlied States same thing Sunday by taking tbe P1ttsburgh Pll'ates and was the 100-meter breaststroke. Kyger Creek LitUe LeagUe baseball tournament. The Pirates lost 3·1 in Saturday's championship game to Pt. knocked unconscious into the Pan-American Games Jerome, of Vancouver, B C, ''The collision is at least· part l'leasant People!s Bank. Pictured above, first row, left to right are Benny Hash, Keith Saunders, · Rocky homestretch today with a goud was the winner Sunday in a of Jimmy's trouble,'' said Asiro Thompson, Timmy Stout, Keiti\ Holla.nbaugb, Richard Morris, ~anny Miller, David Saunders and ~alph chance to reach Its glittering Garnes. Se<'ODd row-Bmy Myers, Phil Hollanbaugh, T. J. Itobbms, Pat Stout, Harold Camden, Carl McMillen, photD-finish with Willie Turner manager Grady Hatton. "But goal of 100 gold medals. Danny Morris and Keith Hash. Standing-·Martin Hash, manager; Harold Brown, Mike Russell, Davey Wickof Yakima, Wash., In the men's he's also trrul and we haven't line, Carl De Wilt, Harvey Brown, Robbie Phillips, Ralph Taylor, scorekeeper and Ray Roberts, manager. AbGoing into the last sl< lull 100-me\er dash. been able to rest him, He has .t days of compelitioh, the Yanks sent-Billy Painter, The•low comedy was supplied played almost every game since f~ had 66 gold medals already in by the men's 20 kilometer walk , the openmg weeks of the season l \ the bank and another haul likely and 1t was real Laurel and when he was out briefly with a 1 1 In five swimming events on the Hardy stuff for a wh1le. sone wrist " 11 1 1 Monday schedule. ~lsses Course ' Roger Mafls drove in three / ID•!'i~Jf!fi U.S. swimmers and runners Here was Ron Laird of St Loms runs, mcluding two By United Prest lntemallonal simply made a shamble of Pomona, Calif., heel-and-toemg w•th a 'eventh inning sing!< doMi'the highway In the elbows- whiCh sparked . a Cardmal I their competition dlll'il1g the Pt. Pleasanl People's Bank captured the title In 1960. f For the winners, Barnett had Leading Batten akimbo style that always draws comeback. Ron W.lllis, the lle~•".i•'• weekend-winning 10 nut of 12 laughs from the folks wl10 don't fou rth of St. LouiS' s;x pitchers, · staved off a last-Inning threat The winners had three rona a single and double. Painter Natlooal League swimming events and nine out by Bidwell's Pirates to capture on flVe hits. Bidwell had one paced the losers with two sinreallle what a gruellmg event was the wmner as AUanta Jell the Ninth Annual Kyger Creek run o" four hits. Barnett went gles and a double. G. All R. B. Pet. of to 11·ac~ and field events. this is. He was nearmg the 13 runners stranded .. ~ Little League bas•ball tourn- all the way for the winners. He In th• consolation contest PI Staub, Hou 92$ 44123 Meanwhile, they went right on stadium, preceded by a police- Chicago collected 15 ·hils, ament championship Saturday, fanned 16 Pirates H. Brown Pleasant Dunlop Tire bla~d'Cimnte, Pit 91359 68126 .351 picking up such added gravy as man to show him the way, w1th includmg four by Glenn Beckert night. I was charged w1th the loss He the Pomeroy Pirates, 13-{) he- Cepeda, St L 97 313 tJ4 128 two gold medals In weighUift- a huge lead of 300 meters OV'I' and three , Oilth by Bihp T~ fmal score was 3-L fanned mne. I hind the one • hit pitching of Aaron, Alia 93 359 78118 mg and one in skeet shooting on MeXIco's Jose Pedroza Zuniga IVJiilmm and'~ Banks in 86 ' 1 12 42 88 . Bidwell opened the bottom ofl PI PI Ialli d f Davey Arrington Gnzlz, Phil Sunday to open a fantastic gap Suddenly the cop spied one or the f1rst game, to rout the the SJxlh inning with a single · easan,1 e , ItS1 111 I ' McCrvr St L 86 298 49 96 over an other countries Th€ the tittle red-and-wtlte arrow I Heds. The second game , was a by K Saunders. B. Painter !ol· the second l~mng a smgle by I Danny Stone's leadoff single Rose Cin , 90 358 60 113 Yanks have copped exactly ?S s1gns that pomted out the turns different story. Gerry Arrigo lowed with a single. H. Brown Barnett, a fielder s chmce and In the second inning was the Torr; Alia 76273 41 86 per cent of all the gold medals m the cour~e. He motioned to held lhe Cubs in check until he fanned and P. Stout walked. a Bldwe_ll _erro~. , only Pomeroy hit off Arrington DaviS: NY 98373 48115 awarded so far, Canada is a far Laird to turn right, ar.d Larid was forced out m the Catcher C DewJtt and H Bidweh lied 11 up I-I 10 the in the four Inning contest I' c· 99 387 ' 55 119 did diStant second w1th five. CamdeJ both fanned as w'n:l third on a walk to 0 · Mlller For the winners Buteh B~wn erez, m Little did they know that ning hu;ler James Barnett t.;.,. and a double by B. Painter had two singles ~nd a double Amorlcan Leap• 'The aU-tim(' Pan-Am r"cord another policeman had changed ! ed in another steller perform- In the top of the sixth, Pt. while D Arrington slammed G. AB R. Ritct. of 120 gold medals set by the the sign's diredmn, thinkmg 11 ance lor the West V~rginians Pleasant pushed across t wo out a triple, double ar.d single. F RbnsnD Bal ~: ~ ~ U.S. m 1959 seems out of reach, was JUSt a little old 01gn to and the KC crown returned tc runs with two out on a single The winners collected 11 hits Kallne, . e~ lor the Yanks would huve to direct'"pecta<ors They €Ot th•: the M6untaln State for the fJrst by Huj1k, a double by Bob Huff- off Gene Davis, John aDd Mark Ystzmskl, os wm In the last days almost mistake straightened out be£ore 8 347 47114 as many a thpY won in thf' Pedroza showed up- but there time s;nee Somm_erv~le _Moto!s~an an~ ~ ~uble bjl Barnett. Dillard. Carew, Min ~ 347 47106 . lrrst e1ght. went La~rd sti!Negging down Cnglro, Bos 711290 53 88 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepott, 0 , July 31, 1967-3 the wrong pc:th to the stadum ALL-STAR Hlts World Mark Scott, Bos 97 348 47 101 The record-busting went on entrance Blair, Bal 91325 39 91 full blast SlJ!Iday with Lee When La1rd was annou.'1ccd Horton, Del 72 237 30 68 Evans of San Jose, Cahf., the wineer in 1 33 05 2 for h" Tdvar, Min 101401 62 113 Fregosi, Cal 95 269 49 104 .282 equalling the world mark of 14 9 shglitly unorthodox lnp, ~Je, ico second$ in wmnlng the men's wailed four ~ours and then Home Runs National League: Wynn, As- 400-metor dash and Claudia protested. The top oH~eiel, a tros 27; Aaron, Braves 26; Kolb of Sanla Clara, Calif., Canadian. tefused to hsten Major League Standings National League Hart, Giants 2f; Santo, Cuba 22; setting a ,mark of 2:26.06 In t.hc because the appe•l hadn't """~ women's 200-rnrter ind1vidual made withm the 'requu ed 30 By United Preas lntemallonal W. L. Pet. GB Perez, Reds 19. minutes. Amerleaa League s:. LoUis 61 40 .604 A~~~trlcan League:__ Killebrew, medley swimming, W. L. Pet. GB Cnlcago 58 44 .569 l'l.! Twins 32: Howard, Senators 28: Nearly every u.s. winner In Chicago S7 42 .576 ... Cincmnati S5 49 .529 7'1.! Yasll'llemslti, Red Sox 25; F. For A '";:~~:,; swimming and track set at least Boston 55 44 .556 2 Atlanta I 47 .520 .8'-io Robinson, Orioles 21: a Pan-Am reeord.' I • New You 1 JJetrOII 53 45 .5U 3\1 San Francisco 50 .515 9 ro, Red Sox, McAuliffe, Onlv two individuals jlood Minnesota 53 46 .53S 4 P11tsburgh 49 50 .495 11 ;;;~;.-r-;:•!:,' and Mantle, Yanks 19. between the Yanks and a clean Come To California 55 49 .529 4'1.! i Philadelphia 47 51 .480 12'.> ·~=:;::· ;;; In • tapping on tbe plate! ,, NatloDalRoosLe~lied ,aw"'~ jn both sports-a t7-ye<JrWashington 51 53 .490 8\1' Los Angeles 46 54 .460 14\1 "Stop e: Wynn, old ·new swimming star' from Cleveland 48 55 .455 12 Houston 45 59 .433 17'k You're driving (I into I he lros 83; Cepeda, Cards 75 : Brazil named Jose Fiolo and a Baltimore 45 54 .455 12 New York 39 60 .391 21 cronnd!" Hart, Giants 74; Santo, CUbs 69; much-frustrated veteran CanaSECOND STREET New York 44 55 .4t4 13 Sunday's Result• Clemente, Pirates 68. dian sprinter named Harrj MIDDLEPORT K&nsas City 43 59 .422 15\11 51 Louis 7 AUanta 5 American League: Killebrew, Jerome. Open Tuosdoy evenings •• , Pltlsburgh4 San Francisco 3 Twins ?5: Yastrr.emski, Red Sox Flolo, ot~lled by us. swim 7 p.m. SluJ,..y 1 Relu111 Chicago 8 Cincinnati 4, 1st _, 72, Howard, Senators 67; Coach Gus Stager ihe best Plttnt ~667 1 ~ew York 7 Kans. City 2• lst 1t1ncinnall 3 Cb1cago 2, 2nd Conigliaro, Red Sox 61; F. ~~~'__:'~:_:~_:::':....,..,~,:=,.,....,;,,...,,.....,.,_t l New _York 5 Kans: City 2, 2nd :Houston 8 New York 5, 1st Robinson, Orioles 59, Washmgton 11 Cabf(i'f}Ja 1, lsi Houston 9 New York 1, 2nd Pltj:hiDr CalllMUa 10 Washington 2, 2nd Loa Angeles 1 Philadelphia o National League: Veale, PiMmnesota 7 Boston 5 Tuday's Probable Pitchers rates 12-4 and HUf!hes, Cards tCle~eland 8 Baltimore 3, 1st (All Times EDT) "1: , 3; Jarvis, Braves ll-4: McCor· Baltimore 4 Cleveland 2, 2nd Atlanta <Niekro 6-5) MASON - The Mason Pll'ates mick, Giants 13-5; Johnson Cblcago 4 Detroit I, lsi CJncinnaU' (Queen !1).5), 8 do\Yiled the_New ~aven Gla~ts Braves I0-4. Detroit 7,Chicago 1, 2nd Pittsburgh <Veale 12-4) at Friday getting 20 runs on 17 hits Asericaa League: McGlotllToda)' 1 Probable Pltehers Francisco <MeCormick 13-5), 4 while the Giants had 3 runs on lm Angels t-2· Horlen (AU Tim01 EDT) ' p.m. three hits, So~ 13-3; Lon~rg, Red 'Sox 14Kansas City iLindblad 5-5) at St. Louis (Washburn 6-4) at Wmning pitcher was Robbie 4; Sparma, Tigers 10-4; Merrlt!l New Yotk (Talbot 6-4),- 2 p.m. Chicago (Nye 9-6), 2:30pm. Belchel', Twins 7-3: Minnesota <Boswell 8-7) at New York (Bennett 1-1) nt Boston (Stange 6-f), 1:30 p.m. Houston (Belinsky 2-6), 9 p.m. Players for the Pirates WINNIPEG, Canada (UP.l)-1 Chicago . \Klages fl. I) at Philadelphia (Ellsworth 2-4) R Belcher, T. Crites, M. Meyer of jacksonvUJe, Cleveland (,~lint , 7-8), ?:30 p.m. at Los' Angeles <Drysdale 8-11), ger, D. Reed, T. Young, set a world record 61 IOnly g1111e• Kbeduled) )1 p.m. Stewart. T. Stewart, A. Stew- 9:22.9 1n the women's 800--mell•r 1 1'1MIIJIY'I Games Tuesday's Games art, K. Cook, R. Cook, M. SbeJI; durin1 the Pan-Americll!l California a,t ,New York, night Atlanta at Cincinnati, night pard, J. Sheppard, 1>1- Lam- 1~~:;_;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;ij Minneso~ ~~l_~a~; nlgbl Pittsburgh at San Fran., nig~t bert, R. Harrah and Scott Keh-lr Kans. City at BOstOn, ,,. twl-nt St IAuls at atlcago ler. All You'll Need Detroll Jt Baltliliore, lliiJ!t New York at Houston, night Pirate managers an Chfuago at CJe',elalld, nlgilt Philadelphia at Los Ang,, nigiJl Reed and Raymond Lambert, • J!'"·'lfllf Be!. H J\91 Reports N1!\f,; ', ttack · 0 PI . •;,'1i·llj "· ' ·: '· d' CIauns ne ane_. ' rwne I I i ° m: ty f:'.e•er Wallace Gold.Medals In Homest~etch Is Dead People's Bank Cops Crown .' Mr Bradfte• }d Like Back Home , ' n· es Saturda ' m.~ ~ Saturday'· y William .N 105 L' . apier, ' Ives Insma II cab.In near Raci.ne "fr I ' ;:n. '"a. ' 1 ::eds ~f u.s 1 1 1 1 EXIMP Ha'nky Panky •"n Arms saIes.SIOW pf0 gress I 1 -•·•mn t 1 I 1 t ytinn ,. · a' D&JI,Y •,",••T'''"!" 1 u \Jar 0verturns 18t o·DI'tch,· Dr'Iver nhurt "'I Bur:·:· _:; ;., • -Lau haired 1 ;,b!!lle•~e that the nation/tee Gibbs. Lot. Middleport. I .,::;:•, :"";: le!ll·j 1 Oiltf!lr = 1---------•1 :-= I .: HARDWARE , ;• .' telljnr ' J MARY JUNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Mason Pirates Club Giants 12,500,000,000 dollar bear B -Y20•3Count Visit I '' ; ,; ~ ,Is Your Chang~ ' · PuFMWhenYou K,.,.,, ••• .., ,.,.,•• satd. l don t ~now. They never Groveport, Ohio. was charged · ' hoff, 2a, Ottawa; Kenneth E. I PhUarlelphla for the mint ' oonr '''""",...,. """'' • • a commitment !a consulted me with driving while lntoxlcsted• FIVE • DAV FORI!lCAST Mitchll, 34, Somerset: Puul H. The firSt structure of the · ,..•..., 1010' 'n ... .,..,., 11 ·~' . . 1 all out war on 1M con- , , , &mhod Out after an accident at 8:1$ p.m. I Te~ will ...n.. Gllll!lllie, 48. Wortblnlllon; ;;..;,~~:z..•:,: leovemment. · , of pov~y. : Middleport Firemen The devastated west side area Saturday on Beech Grove Rd., •lr,J!!I}' below nOI'IIIIll dllfiiiK rv R. Barr, 26, Rt I Gallipolis: , In 1940 Adoll H!Uet ,.,111 01\0 ,.., 11 o.lilo "' ,.j,,... they see small meas- 1 Allllwer Two Calls became a hodge-p()(lge of sh•II' ,,.? and one-tenths mlleo north the ~e-day periOd beglltllal Charles Frler.e, 2?· the ' • . of . ,.. ... ltlontholl 1:1 'I'" ,llll....,. W®ld relieve thotl! of homes, up to 5,COIJ homelm, of Rt. 124 Tuellf!"Y· Daytime bllll MlchaeJ V, Reese; . ,.,..... ·- " In urban areas co , !\t;illllleAQrt firemen answered ' people, tnlopers walking patrol, The patrol renorled that Cbn- per~• '!'D••era~ ID 1M _ Che~hire; and Rodgle '~h9ut1,1 -~tll!llraPP~In,eme:mnteaaures aur.h two · callf.,over the weekend. rifles at the ready with fi~ed lie's car, headed south, went UPP!_7GI iitt1ll "'d ~ l!!fer 22, Rt. I Oak RUI. , 10 1 Will "! or nt COO· I Saturday nlibt they were called bayonets, and an eerie glow of out of control at a curve, went ih 'm'tli. ' . 1 *I lha same tlm~ we to the area near the Wyat~ burning ga&-<temaJ· names on off the left side of the blghway bo ~~e ~ppe..r_ aorlil 11"' · money In one !lble serv~ sl.al100 on Route 7 broken lines flickering where Melqs Cbunty Court. gen':l,; 1Y In ... .ttwer IIi , bonortng our m!l!t·' below Middleport where a csr bolldings onct stood. otho!r patrol arrestt JnchJd. IOU~, Tlll'lll~flOOier In I~ ~; ;~ptllllllillnenllthan ~e ""reported on tire. 'nle blaze There had been those. Negro ed: Rtehard R. Sayre. 17, Ev- 1 : .ee1wltll . _, ~ .~:. te'!!pera~ 0 for the ndief IJ8I extlnpilbed before the , and whitt, wllo .aw it coming. ana, W Va., speedtn~. Gsllia '11'" IIi J'OIHOf, ,.atn '!"' ~=~of the eJ~ denartment arrived. Le"" than two momhs •go, Countv Juvenile Court, soeed- ·~·e llboi!l tliree.fturllll. [II DaluraiiJ t!MI!'e Sunday momlllg lha deosrt· Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh, a In~, Aug. 5: Jaenb P. lliltson, I ";:~11 ah~nd 111 · ment an!Wered an altl can to ~mocrat, warned. "if there ore I sa. Charlestoq. W Va , naRslng ' oJ yet to' 4~."'/ GalllJJO!it Where a fire had ~~- a couple of serious crimes w1th over a vellow line, an~ ~ h ••· ;,:/::.'!':~ off '11111!!1 Jle~n- veloQe<t at the Certified Oilj a hint ol raci"l ov•rtoneo, N.e man Jliqp'nbot~om. 52. R• 1 day · •··• CitY, W.VA. · I~CIJIIDOt sli!p now," Station. city could explode." Core, W. Va, !allure to obey t 1 1 1 Leaders 'IX \?: property Trans.t ers j';ii' "l' ?" I~ ••tS: *n: ):u::. fans have tabbed him the '1ittle tOf. can'l?n," because of ~ 168 pounds liiKI t ape-me aa u r e drives. Detore he headed for JlQuston Methodist Hospital,' after complalnlng of ~zy spells, Wynn bit his 26th anl! 21th homers and drove In siX [1lnB to spark th< Astros to a 9-l nightcap V>ctory over the New York Mets and run their winning streak to sL' games. In lhe opener, Houston edged the Mets S-5. Card Tup Atlanta U.S. Pan-Am Team Has 66 HIt• Ier's Armorer Bu 1 . ! approv••. ~~~talo~~~o;::~ra.~=· "' . • ~ ..,. The measure'• _alln is ~ re. lhe House side ~n :~ ~It~~ duce such ~oats by l'eqll)rlng tiopment, measure, , uUl ~ • that support payments for a expecled the Senate ver~~ fblld by someone convicted of would gel the blessil%_of Repii~ non-sup~rt be made ~~~ the 11can legislative leader.. .. welfare deJiartJnent. Another agonlzinl look will lit • · ~e depllfimeDI then WOUld he taken this.week aJao at 8 blj) {j, required to -prosecute parents spell out collecUve bargallllng 3f UC Who faf! to contribute Ill 't in pnJCedbres for public employes. U.e with the court's order. It has been ~~!!fore the Senate Note: A tram of UPI into the field of civil rights. Also on the calendar of six Electlou, Ocimmerce and Labol' lllvestlga\ed the riot- In the last quarter century, bills I~ a pl'(lposal to create Committee !rillce mid-Marcb. Delrtll last week and Detroit has done more than scenic river areas, to be adelement nrw t, racial most cities to make civil right• ministered by the , ilatural re-insurgent whites a reality. It has made efforts to sources director, With the goal acliae In concert. provide education, jobs, recreaof preserving natural beauty In tooling,"' ono Negro lion, all costing money-$42 those areas. .Ued II. They found also mUllon since 1964. Rouse Calendar among Negores alall The efforts Detrmt Nel!l'O The even longer House over whethrr fletrolt's ieaders say, have been far too calender for tonight Includes . . providing lor ~tate, subS!·. wai a race not or vlabl bttle and much too late bills The leom members Even though the nation's f1fth dies for foster care facilities for · Richard F. Footaaa of largest city was looked upon as delinquent children and to per· llllllfl!h, Jack V. Fox of a model In interracJal relations, mit eomlly commlssionera to and Sandra Detroit pa1d a dear price last contribute public funds toward B. Mead, ud week-the mo<t r10t'v c1vil support ol non-<:ommercial ed"' J. Conlon ol tile UPI uplleavr' catioORl television stations. lo tbeir iatory-lor what bad not been ~~~~~~-to~ Jesser degree. 011 American . planes RelY 90• mortar and artil~ery emplace- :um~at ';"~-~~~measures On Tuesday, a Roor vote _Is done. he East Side. The terror missions agamst North Vle~am ments. that bad bit Leatherneck that tri ered tbla summer's scheduled In the Senate on a bill From Sunday to Thursday, 37 ted lhe entire c'lty Sunday, hilling the Bac G1ango posts just south of the zone, was d' 1 gg . , ts Ill raise unel!lployment compen- ESSEN, Ger!DIDy (UPI). 'I II dl . tl T"· Jsas rous City no . '" F, FONTAN"• persons _were killed, more than mlec Unlike Newark Hough and cargo transfer point 'll nu e! genera y sappom ng. ,,.,y Pittsburgh Ma or Joseph M satlon benefits an average of 5.8 WesI Ger!DID lndus ~-"• ......., ...,. (UP!}-When tbe 4,0110 Injured-Including 58 p ,_ H 1 here 'Negroes live northeast of Hanoi and the Mon suffered heavv losses in an B • d N ~ rk M ' per cent for slnRie workers and rled ~Krupp, 59, one-time bead ol flrlt , &lave slippt<l across the lleemen,I9Nationa1Guardsrnen ar:~w to the other in Duong transformer station 44 ambush and did not knock out J!r ~L-.:w ~ lhea{ d IU per cent for those with amwntionsempirethatarmed l:letroit river Into Canad>l as the and 29 firemen hospitalized- static e 1onema ~-the ghettoes miles northeast of Ha•phong. any of the red batteries. n · ld 1dl say s.... llingea 1• denendento. Hiller's troops, died 'today. 0 lUI stop on the underground and,3,053 were arrested. Unofli- .ro ;r,.i';":r.'~ one two and plus targets in the panhandle Fi•hllng was rough. er~. w~~ 1 sensa 'ij" calli k The 2&-week benefit period The vast multi-billion-dollar , '1n 1 .1 dwellings 'with front The fiery disaster aboard the Pickup %ud pgh: "All we •A n~~o~a con~en.. on d eulepd would remain In effect and a empire that he rebUilt after tha railroad, Detroit made its entry our- am1 y • memos s promiSe an wo .. f .,. lUi war went with him' h • and backyards on tree-lined urge Congress to deal with the Jrummum reserve 0 ....5 m on • streets Many areas of the city problems of the nation's for the f~ would be required Just four montha ago, Krupp 'l.lf-" 1 ted 'gh 1 he by the bUJ. said that he would he the last of "R' Is ~( ~:~~a oi ~troll's 1.7 0 ~':·" t~ ~~no~'but The $301 mDllon tax Increase. bls family to direct the I million population is Negro. Of 0 0 ou/ s muat be school aid blll was expected to Industrial emrlre that baa been Herbert Bradfield, 81 , RD 2, these, about 400.000 Jive In the mel." peop he voted on Wednesday In the ~ hl~~amlly s hands for more PQINT PLEASANT - Peler Rutland, a farmer all his adult riot area Outwardly their Senate. an • years. 'fllliam Wallace, 78, of 2108 Jile, in the Hamsonville area, hom•s are' not eyesores: Inside J'ietna1111 The SendateLaEiboectiCoons, Cottm- t•~ruw~~~lstedfa:e.remg~resta~ lad! A d' d Sat d I . h , th' g else Overpopula• merce an r mmt ee .., I ' Pl...: . 1u~ ·~ dled ~turday at his orne. ;s so:":ttt~nlng J~ck of rep811' RACINE, Ohio <UP!) - IIJ Napier moved to Racine to be MIAMI - A GATHERING will receive Tuesday from a Krupp von Bohlen und 11albacb, · ,',;~c.:.,_ Y spl a a He 15 ~urvlved by three at,- 100' t Commcnists begin subcommittee a new legislative died at lhe age of 79, 1 dl' ds all hav~ "reminds me so much of the ' near his oldest living clllld, Mrs. of Castro I 1 Hbri~~ tired 1 ters, Addle_ Bradlie~ RD 2• ~11 ~ ah~fedee aw!; a~r th~ facade of woods back home m West yrr- Carl Schultz, 70. He has lhr_ee plans tuday for making more reapportionment plan hammer- Krupp had said that the ,. r ' : .e ~. W Varmer. ,Jand; Eunlce Bra..,.e!d, Clnca- ~ y gnua." other living daughters. His wHe "Vietnams" In the Americas. ed out with the goal of submit- empire,whlchhadaturnoverol ,.. ~ · o;; 12 '"f ·._ a.,. ton dgo, andd Rhodb a hPrlday heof Tolofe- Clndc.·Cleveland chairman of So says William Napier, wh~ d1ed In 1934 and his two sons For the first time, lhey will be - - - $1.55 billion in 1966, would be -.. -· sot u ~·e a e o. an a rot er, Ro rt, Y • bo he! w ~ d e sed talk' g · 1 b t 1 d Ri trans1ormed Into a JOID ' · t stock Roe a!!ll ' Ellzabeth Ball Wa I· Freemon!, lod. He was preced- the Detroit ch~pter of Core, as was, rn two years ore es. are ec a , • , ~~ senous y a ou revo u- Gravesi e te8 Ieee. ,'f:lti , ' ed in death by a brother, AI- did many Negro leo1ers viewed Ylrglma heca'?e a, state, and Napier has spent most of hiS t!on l_n the Umt~d States. Held for Infant company allhe end of 1968. s J, · ' b fe E I . th rioting as deplorable but who has left his nat1ve state to J'f th E 1 L re of S1ttmg alongside Cuban PreWhen the allies rolled inbt /s WI ' pa I bert, an~ a Sl~ter, Katebe h Jd . ".table hve 1n a small cabin near this ~· 10 ~;s W a a m1er Fidel Castro and Commu· HARTFORD, W.Va.- Grave- ,Germany, KI'J!pp and 11 ilirecD. ~~. !:::~ :t"s~ Ini , !T~~ :~~~ ~~the M:r- m~'~e damage will he to the IMeigs County town. . :f.n!.,ked 33 ye~rs;;. the coal nis< Jea~ers fr?m almost eve:r side rites were held today at tors of bls _ eo~jlany were 1'ieasadtJI•toher;; ~ady~~e. lin Fu:er:, Ho~e 'with the Rev. black people in the ar.,;• _The l~ye~r-<lld Nap1er does wines and after re~g at the nation m Lalln Amer1ca w~JI !0·30 a.m. a~ the Zerkle Ceme- ~sled. _His ...tilloi~.IVef/1' Ohio. '!Ji4 Ramon, Orlando, Bill <;arter offielallng. Burial Cleveland sa~d "But you don't hiS own cooking and goes hunt- age of rT in l92B, he delivered be Stokely Carmlchael,,,t~e milfor William Roy Hayes, rapidly dlsma~tled \od sblpped ' Fla.; line bro~ Warren, Rio will be ·,n the shrbman Ceme- tell a pe!son when he reaches•mg a~d fishing. lmaU by horseback for 14 years., 1tant U. S. Negro lelllfet whose SOil of Mr. and ~s. Wit- off by the allies,, determined to , · draa~..Ohio; rour sisters Mri. 1 · _llhls stage of frustration that be Nap1er was born ~ec. 19. name has become BYI19nymous Kl!lth Hayes, Middleport. stamp out the merchants of James: Taylor. Mrs. C~ s bY ' t~m~: Friends may call any · can't do thJS " !861. During West VU'glnla s I The sprlngthly Napier t~en be-, With hlack power 'fhe Rev, Howard Ruppel! offie- death" who In two world wars lr!eadGws, Mrs. MorriS Hask'""· Integrated Looting Centennial year, he was pre~nt- came a travelmg salesman at supplied the eannon used by ~he , all of.;Galllpolis, and Mrs LawCleveland also noted there ed a citation by Gov. W W. j age 81 and walked ~bout 10 Tall nr 145 othe~ survivors are a broth- Germans to blast their way .ir~:e Meadows, Milton, w Va, , was a .Jlew wrinkle to tho IBarron for bemg West V1r- 1m11es a day. He retired two ABOARD USS Br~an Dale; a sister, Vlkkl across Europe. 1111 Me1gs Detroit rioting White persons glnla's oldest man. years ago. _ The supervarrier us Lynn, both at home; his grand- The elder Krupp escaped trial services wlil he Tue'!Joined it In looting and In some re•tal, lulocked Gilt of Mr, and Mrs. Arnold becal!lle a medical eJ<Jiminatlon p.m from the Mohrrases, sniping. . for six months or more in the llayes, Middleport; Mrs. Lola proved him senlle. But Alfried )l!neral Home with the "The white looters also had worst naval disaster of the Jeffers, Mason: his great- was taken before a U.S. court C. Chapman offieI been Pxplmted" Cleveland said V~elnam war, steamed Mrs. Van nl e at Nuremburg and waa convict. wdl be in t h. I "It was lntoUated looting, A the Philippines today, It was . Middleport, and Mrs. ' ed of p)underllljl Industries of Cemetery, GaDipDwhite woman came out of a feared the death toll In Nettie Jefferson, Crooksvllle. ~nquered countries and exploit- , msy call at 1h e I ! stcre with two hams. She saw a day's fire and ei!Jllosions would mg slave labor. . anytime. 1Negro woman with nothinp, and By FRANCIS L. M<Ci\RTHY million. . . -1 climb to 14S He waa sentenced to 12 VP'fS ;)r.o- - - : Gene R._ Rice, Edna M. Rice, said, 'here, honey,' and 'gave Disclosure tbat !he US. Other b1g creditors: Braz1, The fires that ra ed throu h William Hoppes of and was forced to for!elt his 1Robert F1fe, Gladys Fife to h h .. Defense Department has used l35 9 million: Peru. $20 1 th 75 900-to hi g ~ C 1 b • D d property the only pro(l"·ty 1Cecil W. ruce, Jr., Sue Rice, I ·~; am. .1 sed . . aecret loans from lhe Export· million; Argentina, $18.9 mil- ~bed ~P wered ex1 m- 0 nm 08 18 ea seizure ~f the war crime triP's parcels, Olive ntwsmAen~es sun!,d_ lmpor! Bank (EXIMI') to lion; Mex1co, $5.4 million and guiSk ear Y at an re~oue WUJiam Hoppes, Columbus, The h·-~ of the Krupp tmol~ W. A, Dolson, Mary A. Dot- 1darfficulty scenesloading"""'" rr.anstereo :a fimance huge . arms saIeo to ChII e, .. wor en, wearmg maskSd formertv of Rut Iand' died Sun- went off to Landsher~ ll"i"n a stolen ....2 million . boc f hi ,oxygen e 1 0 slln, John Sheets to Ohio Pow- . \ hi A h' Latin Amer~ca Ia slowing urgent Olber Countries Included tt~use ~ orin d gas, use duy In Columbus. where he washed dishes did er Co, Rerecording Deed, Sa- 10 0 stccapedr pass~-~ ue economic development of the There also were smaller dcub 1?B todrches tof •bodlar awayf l Masonic services wiD he held laundry and worked 1~ a from Page I) lem. mhaln s hp d' gndave -' t ed• Western Hemlsohore. • amounts to some other coun· elsr,lns ansh' unt or es o . at 8 this evening at the Wood- blacksmith shop saun er .. , oy- · m s g 1pmates. H E · t. e pmg an , a M Ita L Rh to 1 RaJ h W program for all e . o n, p . SusplcJous congressmen n nes. yard Funeral orne, 25 5 . But he was confident lrol" the , Sta~ St., Columbus. and funer· first his Jentence -wo~>ld be 1·;;owded will now re- Rhoton, Sr. to Clair W. Gile:, •;::_~ublc can start anywhere. Washington had to have a letter , About one-half of thiS total fonnation of theie Jr, parcels, ,RuUand. This has b<en the pattern of of assurance from the Treasury mvolved EXIMP cred1ts but Mfm Rrmrh F1re1 al services will be held at the reducP.d and 11 was. In l!l!il, rommunity Inter- Howard C Robmson to El- 1race rwts An arrest, a Dep~ent · that the Inter- Congress has been conc•~ned by HONG KON~ COMMU- funeral home at 8 p m Tues- u.s. High Cbmmlssloner (rom _. lo' flol~ of mental retar- eanora Robmson, .60 acre, Le- , demonstration _ anythmg can AmeriCan Development Bank reports the ad~trallon hasfnist ,party Cha~rman Mao Tse- day. At 9 o. m. Wednesday the Germanv John J llf•Ciav ,. dp_ll!~.l'lll onable the problem t&rl. rk UADB) was 1tself not engaged planned to rely mcreas1ngly on Itung s press organs clail!led tD- body will leave ColumiJus and commuted the sentence• nl 110 """ 11 th -r/'f!i~:~•, p•oPfr]y ap)li'Gaeh- Mar.tm Major, Rub~ L Ma- 1 Do tr 1 te .~pa In such econoJruc hanky-panky EXIMP lor credit sales to Latin iday the Wuhan rebellion has : wlll be brought to the Middle- Kruon and his dlrertors to limo a board·· · jor to Denzel L Welsh, pare .~ ' a~'bl dg . w.~' a before voting new funds to the America. been crcshed but warned a "dan-j' port Riverview Cemetery for alreadv served A~d ~. •""•red 1 lor · fa·•s,, w11 h eels, Rutland, poftJcehraJ ondrankl '" P'Ct. an insbtution for continental deve- Congressional critics of the gerous sltuat10n" was develop- graveside services at 12:30 p ' hla pronerlv returned to him "" J E B Judith a her- ours The1 ng.d •po 0 " Jopment Iega Jized " gun-runnmg · " opera- mg In Shangha,I the na IIon ' s m. The casket will he open · · 'i~J:i#l~.~: !'!tllbljsh !!d!Ool In ames . race, A. 121 1 1 1 ;1 I;9W'Iv this September Brace to Paul f oR. Lawrence, I about' ;e: ~ ED;a;ast~~~d: US military credit sales to lion are disturbed the bank's largest city the local service. • Amenca through the 1966 funds have been !O used. Sen. And at Canton, the largest 'ftl , I! "dnderway Monda• AI Jeanette Lawrence, .396 acre, d 73 · 1edy. Latin ~. an . n L t ·tI City m · So ut h Ch'ma, armed Tuday Is Mondav, July 31, the •...,E R ~·l!'l!'l r: - ." 0 _ 1ose to Allen Ell ender. v1 year according to• """ne. B S, dpersons . htwere th ~rres :-l t fiScal year have totaled c a., pu 1 ' leilslati~n the school J Joseph W Kim, Ruth E. Ktm j GY ~n ay mg · 1 e atn~ $200-million, acrording to con- succinctly· "The bank has no clashes between Red G u a r d s, 212th day of 1967 with 153 to ~roblems of I'M!ntal to Sybfl Ehersbach 8 85 acres, t uar WJS t;n I ollwn. r;'y gregqtonal and Pentagon re- business getting Involved in the the army and transportation f0II OEVI\'I'lm TO INTF.Rl'-!1'1' or beoome t he ,._I Olive. roops come ;• ;., owldeota~ ports 'venezuela, a ,hieT target munitions traffic"-parti~ularly workers during the past week ~-moon is between Its last MEIGS · 1\fASIIN AREA 0 of the count · com 1 Sybll Ebers bach' to Joseph W 1on request v. ge .bl communist a~gression, has In Latin Amerlc• E.I.mderl reportedly have kllled and In· quarter and new phase. "''""", uw~ •••'""" Y Kim, Ruth K1m, Parcels, Ohve RpomnedYt aJndh the orden of been by far the largest rt'Ciplenl plans to seek legi•latlon lo bar jure'd "thousands of people" '11le morrung' stars are Saturn ••-· •-'""'· ,.,.., d rP.SJ en o nson eoe h ti Publlllhed "•II' PNDt ~•tuMn '" 1 Darrel Goff, Mabel an were still continuing. and M-ury "'' Ohl• v, 0., '"""'"'"' c.on•••• . Golf, Ray. AJ m0st as soon as ;.: of such funds-more than ....., sue transac ons ~n. · ._ mood Go fr. Marfm Go, Lou- d The- evening stars are un Weoh•nlf' It \ Pnm,.m• G !"' '~ T ise Go Evelyn Davis Fmest etachment of soldiPrs was s~nt {'1 o and v · ~ .:::-'.;:~ ~= Davis to Dennis Pal~er, Jes- to l,he Eatsht Side earlyd'l'uOnesdahy, this dav In 1803 .........~............... · vJo f'nce ere stoppe . t f , , · ' ' p I I Sal sle a mer, parce s, em w · John Ericsoon the Swedish ·m• nMn ' ' · ' &tleo:l from P~,e 1l Dona Ia s Goodin, Vera Faye est S1de, where Nallonal Accidents and arrests ~how· and pverturned Into a ditch. It I an auto~atic traffic signal, both de•;··~r of · th~ vess•l "Moni- N••••" o4-'""' ...,... ,,.._ Berry S81d, "I he Goodin to Olen Doerer Ro,;. Guardsmen and state and local ed a drop over the weekend had mJnor damage. I to Gallipolis Mumclpal Court, / to -;r· f . ll f ...,,.,, •. and traged_. that , lee v Doerfer parcels' Salis- ~hce were deployed, the o!nd the State Highway Patrol re- Conkll, who was not Injured, on Aug. 2 ~ ~ht; ~rblsa:. .... N•• Y••• CJIY. •.. ua is because of 1bujy ' ' <hd not come until Thursday ported only or1e accident - In was lodged In the Meigs County 1 These others were c I t e d to 1 ~ ~ dlreclo · 1 that is being a- f Helen Kennedy Dale Kenne- l Why were the sold1ers not Meigs County - and listed II jail lor a hearing Aug 4, in Gallipolis Municipal Court Aug. . nt 1D 'ld R'ttenh r 0 """""'"" n..., ..,...,.. "" b)> those who were dy to Frederick w Gibbs. Jan- sent t.~ lh• ~Ye~t Side• Romney arrest•. John H. Conkle, 50, 2 for speeding; Delores Ve r- ~~ ~orn!~tone 1of a =lng. ;:..7 .;:•,-:,:·~~·:~..::.,...,;~, ::; F too Late, and M h tOO LittIe . llb\I'S'~OD. Win~ r~Jo~~l R¢a$' riot area, 'the Rev: Marshall In the ttallon'J' Hunt .. q!. •· Gra~e , ' EpiScopal • "1 at least Church, said, "Maybe pow som~ hope tact •Ibeenthewuhed Uls, ,the Wectlons, have A;;;;~;a!\'i~:;;~~:~fn.;:§i~~ frnln us. Mapy of the th• gbbd thlngs we have sprung l>lnd from bid thlnga." .. are now willing perhaps for P.atri~ Cardinal :o'Billle, t:rst tjme, to ~mine thelr own nrchblsbop of Wasblngton, U1d conscience, ·8)1d ·ahum~ ·lbelr · BY ~~. uri In his mesaage read to all own Jtiu,of·,resPouslbillty .:. , ,, • '"": 1 ~. an Catholic blngregatlons " '\%', !\(; • , CARAC~R"""'""' o ~ ' ers with giant earth -• moving equipment clawed through tons ~ .r debris lbday bunting f o 0 bodies and posalble A Who could stm 'be burled 'J !,· i runbble of earthquake shatSAIGON (!Jl'I)-The Ccw!:>u-. carrift~~:s, FQI'I'estal and a tered buildings. ni!Jts reported a new attadi on thick · , ' of thunder.torms The death toll from the Vencial estimates placed the Hanoi today by American limited. !"ley activity ' to 10 ezuela quake stood at 91 damage from fires and looting warplanes and said one U.S. misolons. ·, 1 4JJUI(]y lhe Navy eluding two Americans. ' Ofliat $500 m1llion The lon~-range plane was shot down by a carriers 'till YBDkee Station clals feared !be toll would so3r estimate of damag~ to Detroit's j "solid" wave of snti-alrcralt mount half of lhe raids against to as many as 300 or more economy was II bilhon. fire. There waa no confirmation, the North. u1e debris is cleared. Four I Ruined 'tn Saigon but a s~~kesman smd The Air Force disclosed the er Americans were among E t 'b~s~s were burned targets 'll rrJies from Hanoi death of 1st Lt. Kart W. 1,~ persons officially listed n 1 r1~ D;~rOJt U to l,700 were hit Suuday. Richter, ~. one of the air ml$slng. The quake, one of down ;,.te~ Man of In the ground wara fore• of heroes of the Vietnam war. that rocked Latin America in 1 1 busmesses were thyelr 1,000 US Marines battled their Richter, of- Holly, Mich.. shot 14-hour period hit this themm will never re-open ' ' rmned way out of a North Vtetnal!ll'se, down his fll'sl MIG at the age oi lJan capital Saturday night. own H t th Detroit riot ambush in the Demillt.lrlzedl 23 and had volunteered frr:' 100 The 2~r 0 are ebl(}('ks in the Zone !DMZ) In fightlngs elose-•more missions. He was fiylng Slum Jl? ar ~'"'; 1~-de "j~ur miles from Leatherneck tankll could no!(' his !98th mission when killed WASHINGTON _ NATIONAL es 1 1 ' hln out from fire and so bitter that cne1 Friday. Ill d f ~ 1 lit 81 0 ~:;' ':',;.1re":'rut g Clairmount Commumst attacked wit~ sn The American Marine foray a :rwom~very w1 e 1 Into the DMZ, in search of s ere also was vi· ax. press or emer. 's Efforts toward Rac•'al Just•'ce ·' " '' abOut , ' MI.· a slim, golfer s~ he FIRM GOLDEN "Don't ju!t III&Y y~ haPJIOII ! ' ' 'StiiKlkl!v,Bear liaS' saved t~is country an estimated 12¥.!' ' ln resourclis since 1942. His mes· of many that Inc. This news-. this wor!ll Over the years We Bear ads anq 'others like them tvery till\e you see p~blic:splrlted people , '61'1, • l ' CO:v~~;;'" �" '"·tl' /, ' ~~y~s Petition :for' ~~ciaJ .: Intemallonal O.Am I moaUy white? Am I for the riots. Others suoested church- going mostly black? Or am I mostly remedies. met the new hulllan and as such wnted to all Climate for VloiiDce. for peace and my llrolhers , , . " aald the The Venerable Harold H. In the United Rev. Darrell Walton of t h e Hayes, rector of St. John's In th•lr ears. · Matthew11011 ' Street Episcopal EPIScopal Church at Bellefonte, throughout the L'hurch In Providence, IU Pa, said "Negroes have be<ln • clergymen Sunday "Let ua not b.~ deceived," he bottled up In a cUmate where to PreSident John- s•ld. "We are all responsible anything can trigger violence." to make the day for wllalhas happened." lie called on Christians to rid for an end to U.S, 1 Other members of the clerw themselves to "latent hosWity" ~Imply prayed for racial peace. against Negries" of us ask hunself:, Some attempted to Jay blame In the heart of the Detroit BY, S~ I!QLDAPER UPI S)iorls Writer The ''Uttle toy c!IPDOn" was more expl..lve Sunday than the acoreboiird , ll!ld sll of ito glmmlqkry · at the liOlJ!Ilon Aalrodome, t votes on ,. , · has ·, f;lsewhe~e Jn jllO Leagu~. Jeague.leading def~aled Atlanta 7-5; •Riit a dou~lehead~r Cmdnllilti, winning.•~ 7-5 and l?Sin~ Lo~ Angeles phia )-{) and -The loW! pops which ethoed San Francisco \ 3. through llie stadium ~arne off In the American the booming b8t of Jimmy Chicago ti•at Detroit 4-1 In Wynn, the mighty mite whc· opener and1 then lost leads the National League ln Minnesota conquered Boston homers and the major leagues 5: p evelond and Baltimore In runs batted In, The Astro a doubleheader, the Indiii!IBI winnmg the opener 8-3 Orioles takir)gtthe seqndd ~~t~~ 4-3; Washington blasted c, nia 11-1 before losing to Angels 10-2, and New York Kansas Citv twice 7-2 and 5-2 It was Wynn's second trip to young prospect In the world, the hospital in as many day. ~ By JOHN G. Gllln'IN •' WL'ffliPF.G, Canada (UPIJ- stopped a Yank sweep Saturday Saturday, he collldod with A wecltend of record-basting. by winning the 200-meter teamrr.ate Rusty Staub in lhe high performance, and low breaststroke and then did the s1xlh inmng of the game FINISH SECOND- The Bidwell Pirates Little League baseball team finished second in the Ninth Annual comedy sent the Unlied States same thing Sunday by taking tbe P1ttsburgh Pll'ates and was the 100-meter breaststroke. Kyger Creek LitUe LeagUe baseball tournament. The Pirates lost 3·1 in Saturday's championship game to Pt. knocked unconscious into the Pan-American Games Jerome, of Vancouver, B C, ''The collision is at least· part l'leasant People!s Bank. Pictured above, first row, left to right are Benny Hash, Keith Saunders, · Rocky homestretch today with a goud was the winner Sunday in a of Jimmy's trouble,'' said Asiro Thompson, Timmy Stout, Keiti\ Holla.nbaugb, Richard Morris, ~anny Miller, David Saunders and ~alph chance to reach Its glittering Garnes. Se<'ODd row-Bmy Myers, Phil Hollanbaugh, T. J. Itobbms, Pat Stout, Harold Camden, Carl McMillen, photD-finish with Willie Turner manager Grady Hatton. "But goal of 100 gold medals. Danny Morris and Keith Hash. Standing-·Martin Hash, manager; Harold Brown, Mike Russell, Davey Wickof Yakima, Wash., In the men's he's also trrul and we haven't line, Carl De Wilt, Harvey Brown, Robbie Phillips, Ralph Taylor, scorekeeper and Ray Roberts, manager. AbGoing into the last sl< lull 100-me\er dash. been able to rest him, He has .t days of compelitioh, the Yanks sent-Billy Painter, The•low comedy was supplied played almost every game since f~ had 66 gold medals already in by the men's 20 kilometer walk , the openmg weeks of the season l \ the bank and another haul likely and 1t was real Laurel and when he was out briefly with a 1 1 In five swimming events on the Hardy stuff for a wh1le. sone wrist " 11 1 1 Monday schedule. ~lsses Course ' Roger Mafls drove in three / ID•!'i~Jf!fi U.S. swimmers and runners Here was Ron Laird of St Loms runs, mcluding two By United Prest lntemallonal simply made a shamble of Pomona, Calif., heel-and-toemg w•th a 'eventh inning sing!< doMi'the highway In the elbows- whiCh sparked . a Cardmal I their competition dlll'il1g the Pt. Pleasanl People's Bank captured the title In 1960. f For the winners, Barnett had Leading Batten akimbo style that always draws comeback. Ron W.lllis, the lle~•".i•'• weekend-winning 10 nut of 12 laughs from the folks wl10 don't fou rth of St. LouiS' s;x pitchers, · staved off a last-Inning threat The winners had three rona a single and double. Painter Natlooal League swimming events and nine out by Bidwell's Pirates to capture on flVe hits. Bidwell had one paced the losers with two sinreallle what a gruellmg event was the wmner as AUanta Jell the Ninth Annual Kyger Creek run o" four hits. Barnett went gles and a double. G. All R. B. Pet. of to 11·ac~ and field events. this is. He was nearmg the 13 runners stranded .. ~ Little League bas•ball tourn- all the way for the winners. He In th• consolation contest PI Staub, Hou 92$ 44123 Meanwhile, they went right on stadium, preceded by a police- Chicago collected 15 ·hils, ament championship Saturday, fanned 16 Pirates H. Brown Pleasant Dunlop Tire bla~d'Cimnte, Pit 91359 68126 .351 picking up such added gravy as man to show him the way, w1th includmg four by Glenn Beckert night. I was charged w1th the loss He the Pomeroy Pirates, 13-{) he- Cepeda, St L 97 313 tJ4 128 two gold medals In weighUift- a huge lead of 300 meters OV'I' and three , Oilth by Bihp T~ fmal score was 3-L fanned mne. I hind the one • hit pitching of Aaron, Alia 93 359 78118 mg and one in skeet shooting on MeXIco's Jose Pedroza Zuniga IVJiilmm and'~ Banks in 86 ' 1 12 42 88 . Bidwell opened the bottom ofl PI PI Ialli d f Davey Arrington Gnzlz, Phil Sunday to open a fantastic gap Suddenly the cop spied one or the f1rst game, to rout the the SJxlh inning with a single · easan,1 e , ItS1 111 I ' McCrvr St L 86 298 49 96 over an other countries Th€ the tittle red-and-wtlte arrow I Heds. The second game , was a by K Saunders. B. Painter !ol· the second l~mng a smgle by I Danny Stone's leadoff single Rose Cin , 90 358 60 113 Yanks have copped exactly ?S s1gns that pomted out the turns different story. Gerry Arrigo lowed with a single. H. Brown Barnett, a fielder s chmce and In the second inning was the Torr; Alia 76273 41 86 per cent of all the gold medals m the cour~e. He motioned to held lhe Cubs in check until he fanned and P. Stout walked. a Bldwe_ll _erro~. , only Pomeroy hit off Arrington DaviS: NY 98373 48115 awarded so far, Canada is a far Laird to turn right, ar.d Larid was forced out m the Catcher C DewJtt and H Bidweh lied 11 up I-I 10 the in the four Inning contest I' c· 99 387 ' 55 119 did diStant second w1th five. CamdeJ both fanned as w'n:l third on a walk to 0 · Mlller For the winners Buteh B~wn erez, m Little did they know that ning hu;ler James Barnett t.;.,. and a double by B. Painter had two singles ~nd a double Amorlcan Leap• 'The aU-tim(' Pan-Am r"cord another policeman had changed ! ed in another steller perform- In the top of the sixth, Pt. while D Arrington slammed G. AB R. Ritct. of 120 gold medals set by the the sign's diredmn, thinkmg 11 ance lor the West V~rginians Pleasant pushed across t wo out a triple, double ar.d single. F RbnsnD Bal ~: ~ ~ U.S. m 1959 seems out of reach, was JUSt a little old 01gn to and the KC crown returned tc runs with two out on a single The winners collected 11 hits Kallne, . e~ lor the Yanks would huve to direct'"pecta<ors They €Ot th•: the M6untaln State for the fJrst by Huj1k, a double by Bob Huff- off Gene Davis, John aDd Mark Ystzmskl, os wm In the last days almost mistake straightened out be£ore 8 347 47114 as many a thpY won in thf' Pedroza showed up- but there time s;nee Somm_erv~le _Moto!s~an an~ ~ ~uble bjl Barnett. Dillard. Carew, Min ~ 347 47106 . lrrst e1ght. went La~rd sti!Negging down Cnglro, Bos 711290 53 88 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepott, 0 , July 31, 1967-3 the wrong pc:th to the stadum ALL-STAR Hlts World Mark Scott, Bos 97 348 47 101 The record-busting went on entrance Blair, Bal 91325 39 91 full blast SlJ!Iday with Lee When La1rd was annou.'1ccd Horton, Del 72 237 30 68 Evans of San Jose, Cahf., the wineer in 1 33 05 2 for h" Tdvar, Min 101401 62 113 Fregosi, Cal 95 269 49 104 .282 equalling the world mark of 14 9 shglitly unorthodox lnp, ~Je, ico second$ in wmnlng the men's wailed four ~ours and then Home Runs National League: Wynn, As- 400-metor dash and Claudia protested. The top oH~eiel, a tros 27; Aaron, Braves 26; Kolb of Sanla Clara, Calif., Canadian. tefused to hsten Major League Standings National League Hart, Giants 2f; Santo, Cuba 22; setting a ,mark of 2:26.06 In t.hc because the appe•l hadn't """~ women's 200-rnrter ind1vidual made withm the 'requu ed 30 By United Preas lntemallonal W. L. Pet. GB Perez, Reds 19. minutes. Amerleaa League s:. LoUis 61 40 .604 A~~~trlcan League:__ Killebrew, medley swimming, W. L. Pet. GB Cnlcago 58 44 .569 l'l.! Twins 32: Howard, Senators 28: Nearly every u.s. winner In Chicago S7 42 .576 ... Cincmnati S5 49 .529 7'1.! Yasll'llemslti, Red Sox 25; F. For A '";:~~:,; swimming and track set at least Boston 55 44 .556 2 Atlanta I 47 .520 .8'-io Robinson, Orioles 21: a Pan-Am reeord.' I • New You 1 JJetrOII 53 45 .5U 3\1 San Francisco 50 .515 9 ro, Red Sox, McAuliffe, Onlv two individuals jlood Minnesota 53 46 .53S 4 P11tsburgh 49 50 .495 11 ;;;~;.-r-;:•!:,' and Mantle, Yanks 19. between the Yanks and a clean Come To California 55 49 .529 4'1.! i Philadelphia 47 51 .480 12'.> ·~=:;::· ;;; In • tapping on tbe plate! ,, NatloDalRoosLe~lied ,aw"'~ jn both sports-a t7-ye<JrWashington 51 53 .490 8\1' Los Angeles 46 54 .460 14\1 "Stop e: Wynn, old ·new swimming star' from Cleveland 48 55 .455 12 Houston 45 59 .433 17'k You're driving (I into I he lros 83; Cepeda, Cards 75 : Brazil named Jose Fiolo and a Baltimore 45 54 .455 12 New York 39 60 .391 21 cronnd!" Hart, Giants 74; Santo, CUbs 69; much-frustrated veteran CanaSECOND STREET New York 44 55 .4t4 13 Sunday's Result• Clemente, Pirates 68. dian sprinter named Harrj MIDDLEPORT K&nsas City 43 59 .422 15\11 51 Louis 7 AUanta 5 American League: Killebrew, Jerome. Open Tuosdoy evenings •• , Pltlsburgh4 San Francisco 3 Twins ?5: Yastrr.emski, Red Sox Flolo, ot~lled by us. swim 7 p.m. SluJ,..y 1 Relu111 Chicago 8 Cincinnati 4, 1st _, 72, Howard, Senators 67; Coach Gus Stager ihe best Plttnt ~667 1 ~ew York 7 Kans. City 2• lst 1t1ncinnall 3 Cb1cago 2, 2nd Conigliaro, Red Sox 61; F. ~~~'__:'~:_:~_:::':....,..,~,:=,.,....,;,,...,,.....,.,_t l New _York 5 Kans: City 2, 2nd :Houston 8 New York 5, 1st Robinson, Orioles 59, Washmgton 11 Cabf(i'f}Ja 1, lsi Houston 9 New York 1, 2nd Pltj:hiDr CalllMUa 10 Washington 2, 2nd Loa Angeles 1 Philadelphia o National League: Veale, PiMmnesota 7 Boston 5 Tuday's Probable Pitchers rates 12-4 and HUf!hes, Cards tCle~eland 8 Baltimore 3, 1st (All Times EDT) "1: , 3; Jarvis, Braves ll-4: McCor· Baltimore 4 Cleveland 2, 2nd Atlanta <Niekro 6-5) MASON - The Mason Pll'ates mick, Giants 13-5; Johnson Cblcago 4 Detroit I, lsi CJncinnaU' (Queen !1).5), 8 do\Yiled the_New ~aven Gla~ts Braves I0-4. Detroit 7,Chicago 1, 2nd Pittsburgh <Veale 12-4) at Friday getting 20 runs on 17 hits Asericaa League: McGlotllToda)' 1 Probable Pltehers Francisco <MeCormick 13-5), 4 while the Giants had 3 runs on lm Angels t-2· Horlen (AU Tim01 EDT) ' p.m. three hits, So~ 13-3; Lon~rg, Red 'Sox 14Kansas City iLindblad 5-5) at St. Louis (Washburn 6-4) at Wmning pitcher was Robbie 4; Sparma, Tigers 10-4; Merrlt!l New Yotk (Talbot 6-4),- 2 p.m. Chicago (Nye 9-6), 2:30pm. Belchel', Twins 7-3: Minnesota <Boswell 8-7) at New York (Bennett 1-1) nt Boston (Stange 6-f), 1:30 p.m. Houston (Belinsky 2-6), 9 p.m. Players for the Pirates WINNIPEG, Canada (UP.l)-1 Chicago . \Klages fl. I) at Philadelphia (Ellsworth 2-4) R Belcher, T. Crites, M. Meyer of jacksonvUJe, Cleveland (,~lint , 7-8), ?:30 p.m. at Los' Angeles <Drysdale 8-11), ger, D. Reed, T. Young, set a world record 61 IOnly g1111e• Kbeduled) )1 p.m. Stewart. T. Stewart, A. Stew- 9:22.9 1n the women's 800--mell•r 1 1'1MIIJIY'I Games Tuesday's Games art, K. Cook, R. Cook, M. SbeJI; durin1 the Pan-Americll!l California a,t ,New York, night Atlanta at Cincinnati, night pard, J. Sheppard, 1>1- Lam- 1~~:;_;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;ij Minneso~ ~~l_~a~; nlgbl Pittsburgh at San Fran., nig~t bert, R. Harrah and Scott Keh-lr Kans. City at BOstOn, ,,. twl-nt St IAuls at atlcago ler. All You'll Need Detroll Jt Baltliliore, lliiJ!t New York at Houston, night Pirate managers an Chfuago at CJe',elalld, nlgilt Philadelphia at Los Ang,, nigiJl Reed and Raymond Lambert, • J!'"·'lfllf Be!. H J\91 Reports N1!\f,; ', ttack · 0 PI . •;,'1i·llj "· ' ·: '· d' CIauns ne ane_. ' rwne I I i ° m: ty f:'.e•er Wallace Gold.Medals In Homest~etch Is Dead People's Bank Cops Crown .' Mr Bradfte• }d Like Back Home , ' n· es Saturda ' m.~ ~ Saturday'· y William .N 105 L' . apier, ' Ives Insma II cab.In near Raci.ne "fr I ' ;:n. '"a. ' 1 ::eds ~f u.s 1 1 1 1 EXIMP Ha'nky Panky •"n Arms saIes.SIOW pf0 gress I 1 -•·•mn t 1 I 1 t ytinn ,. · a' D&JI,Y •,",••T'''"!" 1 u \Jar 0verturns 18t o·DI'tch,· Dr'Iver nhurt "'I Bur:·:· _:; ;., • -Lau haired 1 ;,b!!lle•~e that the nation/tee Gibbs. Lot. Middleport. I .,::;:•, :"";: le!ll·j 1 Oiltf!lr = 1---------•1 :-= I .: HARDWARE , ;• .' telljnr ' J MARY JUNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Mason Pirates Club Giants 12,500,000,000 dollar bear B -Y20•3Count Visit I '' ; ,; ~ ,Is Your Chang~ ' · PuFMWhenYou K,.,.,, ••• .., ,.,.,•• satd. l don t ~now. They never Groveport, Ohio. was charged · ' hoff, 2a, Ottawa; Kenneth E. I PhUarlelphla for the mint ' oonr '''""",...,. """'' • • a commitment !a consulted me with driving while lntoxlcsted• FIVE • DAV FORI!lCAST Mitchll, 34, Somerset: Puul H. The firSt structure of the · ,..•..., 1010' 'n ... .,..,., 11 ·~' . . 1 all out war on 1M con- , , , &mhod Out after an accident at 8:1$ p.m. I Te~ will ...n.. Gllll!lllie, 48. Wortblnlllon; ;;..;,~~:z..•:,: leovemment. · , of pov~y. : Middleport Firemen The devastated west side area Saturday on Beech Grove Rd., •lr,J!!I}' below nOI'IIIIll dllfiiiK rv R. Barr, 26, Rt I Gallipolis: , In 1940 Adoll H!Uet ,.,111 01\0 ,.., 11 o.lilo "' ,.j,,... they see small meas- 1 Allllwer Two Calls became a hodge-p()(lge of sh•II' ,,.? and one-tenths mlleo north the ~e-day periOd beglltllal Charles Frler.e, 2?· the ' • . of . ,.. ... ltlontholl 1:1 'I'" ,llll....,. W®ld relieve thotl! of homes, up to 5,COIJ homelm, of Rt. 124 Tuellf!"Y· Daytime bllll MlchaeJ V, Reese; . ,.,..... ·- " In urban areas co , !\t;illllleAQrt firemen answered ' people, tnlopers walking patrol, The patrol renorled that Cbn- per~• '!'D••era~ ID 1M _ Che~hire; and Rodgle '~h9ut1,1 -~tll!llraPP~In,eme:mnteaaures aur.h two · callf.,over the weekend. rifles at the ready with fi~ed lie's car, headed south, went UPP!_7GI iitt1ll "'d ~ l!!fer 22, Rt. I Oak RUI. , 10 1 Will "! or nt COO· I Saturday nlibt they were called bayonets, and an eerie glow of out of control at a curve, went ih 'm'tli. ' . 1 *I lha same tlm~ we to the area near the Wyat~ burning ga&-<temaJ· names on off the left side of the blghway bo ~~e ~ppe..r_ aorlil 11"' · money In one !lble serv~ sl.al100 on Route 7 broken lines flickering where Melqs Cbunty Court. gen':l,; 1Y In ... .ttwer IIi , bonortng our m!l!t·' below Middleport where a csr bolldings onct stood. otho!r patrol arrestt JnchJd. IOU~, Tlll'lll~flOOier In I~ ~; ;~ptllllllillnenllthan ~e ""reported on tire. 'nle blaze There had been those. Negro ed: Rtehard R. Sayre. 17, Ev- 1 : .ee1wltll . _, ~ .~:. te'!!pera~ 0 for the ndief IJ8I extlnpilbed before the , and whitt, wllo .aw it coming. ana, W Va., speedtn~. Gsllia '11'" IIi J'OIHOf, ,.atn '!"' ~=~of the eJ~ denartment arrived. Le"" than two momhs •go, Countv Juvenile Court, soeed- ·~·e llboi!l tliree.fturllll. [II DaluraiiJ t!MI!'e Sunday momlllg lha deosrt· Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh, a In~, Aug. 5: Jaenb P. lliltson, I ";:~11 ah~nd 111 · ment an!Wered an altl can to ~mocrat, warned. "if there ore I sa. Charlestoq. W Va , naRslng ' oJ yet to' 4~."'/ GalllJJO!it Where a fire had ~~- a couple of serious crimes w1th over a vellow line, an~ ~ h ••· ;,:/::.'!':~ off '11111!!1 Jle~n- veloQe<t at the Certified Oilj a hint ol raci"l ov•rtoneo, N.e man Jliqp'nbot~om. 52. R• 1 day · •··• CitY, W.VA. · I~CIJIIDOt sli!p now," Station. city could explode." Core, W. Va, !allure to obey t 1 1 1 Leaders 'IX \?: property Trans.t ers j';ii' "l' ?" I~ ••tS: *n: ):u::. fans have tabbed him the '1ittle tOf. can'l?n," because of ~ 168 pounds liiKI t ape-me aa u r e drives. Detore he headed for JlQuston Methodist Hospital,' after complalnlng of ~zy spells, Wynn bit his 26th anl! 21th homers and drove In siX [1lnB to spark th< Astros to a 9-l nightcap V>ctory over the New York Mets and run their winning streak to sL' games. In lhe opener, Houston edged the Mets S-5. Card Tup Atlanta U.S. Pan-Am Team Has 66 HIt• Ier's Armorer Bu 1 . ! approv••. ~~~talo~~~o;::~ra.~=· "' . • ~ ..,. The measure'• _alln is ~ re. lhe House side ~n :~ ~It~~ duce such ~oats by l'eqll)rlng tiopment, measure, , uUl ~ • that support payments for a expecled the Senate ver~~ fblld by someone convicted of would gel the blessil%_of Repii~ non-sup~rt be made ~~~ the 11can legislative leader.. .. welfare deJiartJnent. Another agonlzinl look will lit • · ~e depllfimeDI then WOUld he taken this.week aJao at 8 blj) {j, required to -prosecute parents spell out collecUve bargallllng 3f UC Who faf! to contribute Ill 't in pnJCedbres for public employes. U.e with the court's order. It has been ~~!!fore the Senate Note: A tram of UPI into the field of civil rights. Also on the calendar of six Electlou, Ocimmerce and Labol' lllvestlga\ed the riot- In the last quarter century, bills I~ a pl'(lposal to create Committee !rillce mid-Marcb. Delrtll last week and Detroit has done more than scenic river areas, to be adelement nrw t, racial most cities to make civil right• ministered by the , ilatural re-insurgent whites a reality. It has made efforts to sources director, With the goal acliae In concert. provide education, jobs, recreaof preserving natural beauty In tooling,"' ono Negro lion, all costing money-$42 those areas. .Ued II. They found also mUllon since 1964. Rouse Calendar among Negores alall The efforts Detrmt Nel!l'O The even longer House over whethrr fletrolt's ieaders say, have been far too calender for tonight Includes . . providing lor ~tate, subS!·. wai a race not or vlabl bttle and much too late bills The leom members Even though the nation's f1fth dies for foster care facilities for · Richard F. Footaaa of largest city was looked upon as delinquent children and to per· llllllfl!h, Jack V. Fox of a model In interracJal relations, mit eomlly commlssionera to and Sandra Detroit pa1d a dear price last contribute public funds toward B. Mead, ud week-the mo<t r10t'v c1vil support ol non-<:ommercial ed"' J. Conlon ol tile UPI uplleavr' catioORl television stations. lo tbeir iatory-lor what bad not been ~~~~~~-to~ Jesser degree. 011 American . planes RelY 90• mortar and artil~ery emplace- :um~at ';"~-~~~measures On Tuesday, a Roor vote _Is done. he East Side. The terror missions agamst North Vle~am ments. that bad bit Leatherneck that tri ered tbla summer's scheduled In the Senate on a bill From Sunday to Thursday, 37 ted lhe entire c'lty Sunday, hilling the Bac G1ango posts just south of the zone, was d' 1 gg . , ts Ill raise unel!lployment compen- ESSEN, Ger!DIDy (UPI). 'I II dl . tl T"· Jsas rous City no . '" F, FONTAN"• persons _were killed, more than mlec Unlike Newark Hough and cargo transfer point 'll nu e! genera y sappom ng. ,,.,y Pittsburgh Ma or Joseph M satlon benefits an average of 5.8 WesI Ger!DID lndus ~-"• ......., ...,. (UP!}-When tbe 4,0110 Injured-Including 58 p ,_ H 1 here 'Negroes live northeast of Hanoi and the Mon suffered heavv losses in an B • d N ~ rk M ' per cent for slnRie workers and rled ~Krupp, 59, one-time bead ol flrlt , &lave slippt<l across the lleemen,I9Nationa1Guardsrnen ar:~w to the other in Duong transformer station 44 ambush and did not knock out J!r ~L-.:w ~ lhea{ d IU per cent for those with amwntionsempirethatarmed l:letroit river Into Canad>l as the and 29 firemen hospitalized- static e 1onema ~-the ghettoes miles northeast of Ha•phong. any of the red batteries. n · ld 1dl say s.... llingea 1• denendento. Hiller's troops, died 'today. 0 lUI stop on the underground and,3,053 were arrested. Unofli- .ro ;r,.i';":r.'~ one two and plus targets in the panhandle Fi•hllng was rough. er~. w~~ 1 sensa 'ij" calli k The 2&-week benefit period The vast multi-billion-dollar , '1n 1 .1 dwellings 'with front The fiery disaster aboard the Pickup %ud pgh: "All we •A n~~o~a con~en.. on d eulepd would remain In effect and a empire that he rebUilt after tha railroad, Detroit made its entry our- am1 y • memos s promiSe an wo .. f .,. lUi war went with him' h • and backyards on tree-lined urge Congress to deal with the Jrummum reserve 0 ....5 m on • streets Many areas of the city problems of the nation's for the f~ would be required Just four montha ago, Krupp 'l.lf-" 1 ted 'gh 1 he by the bUJ. said that he would he the last of "R' Is ~( ~:~~a oi ~troll's 1.7 0 ~':·" t~ ~~no~'but The $301 mDllon tax Increase. bls family to direct the I million population is Negro. Of 0 0 ou/ s muat be school aid blll was expected to Industrial emrlre that baa been Herbert Bradfield, 81 , RD 2, these, about 400.000 Jive In the mel." peop he voted on Wednesday In the ~ hl~~amlly s hands for more PQINT PLEASANT - Peler Rutland, a farmer all his adult riot area Outwardly their Senate. an • years. 'fllliam Wallace, 78, of 2108 Jile, in the Hamsonville area, hom•s are' not eyesores: Inside J'ietna1111 The SendateLaEiboectiCoons, Cottm- t•~ruw~~~lstedfa:e.remg~resta~ lad! A d' d Sat d I . h , th' g else Overpopula• merce an r mmt ee .., I ' Pl...: . 1u~ ·~ dled ~turday at his orne. ;s so:":ttt~nlng J~ck of rep811' RACINE, Ohio <UP!) - IIJ Napier moved to Racine to be MIAMI - A GATHERING will receive Tuesday from a Krupp von Bohlen und 11albacb, · ,',;~c.:.,_ Y spl a a He 15 ~urvlved by three at,- 100' t Commcnists begin subcommittee a new legislative died at lhe age of 79, 1 dl' ds all hav~ "reminds me so much of the ' near his oldest living clllld, Mrs. of Castro I 1 Hbri~~ tired 1 ters, Addle_ Bradlie~ RD 2• ~11 ~ ah~fedee aw!; a~r th~ facade of woods back home m West yrr- Carl Schultz, 70. He has lhr_ee plans tuday for making more reapportionment plan hammer- Krupp had said that the ,. r ' : .e ~. W Varmer. ,Jand; Eunlce Bra..,.e!d, Clnca- ~ y gnua." other living daughters. His wHe "Vietnams" In the Americas. ed out with the goal of submit- empire,whlchhadaturnoverol ,.. ~ · o;; 12 '"f ·._ a.,. ton dgo, andd Rhodb a hPrlday heof Tolofe- Clndc.·Cleveland chairman of So says William Napier, wh~ d1ed In 1934 and his two sons For the first time, lhey will be - - - $1.55 billion in 1966, would be -.. -· sot u ~·e a e o. an a rot er, Ro rt, Y • bo he! w ~ d e sed talk' g · 1 b t 1 d Ri trans1ormed Into a JOID ' · t stock Roe a!!ll ' Ellzabeth Ball Wa I· Freemon!, lod. He was preced- the Detroit ch~pter of Core, as was, rn two years ore es. are ec a , • , ~~ senous y a ou revo u- Gravesi e te8 Ieee. ,'f:lti , ' ed in death by a brother, AI- did many Negro leo1ers viewed Ylrglma heca'?e a, state, and Napier has spent most of hiS t!on l_n the Umt~d States. Held for Infant company allhe end of 1968. s J, · ' b fe E I . th rioting as deplorable but who has left his nat1ve state to J'f th E 1 L re of S1ttmg alongside Cuban PreWhen the allies rolled inbt /s WI ' pa I bert, an~ a Sl~ter, Katebe h Jd . ".table hve 1n a small cabin near this ~· 10 ~;s W a a m1er Fidel Castro and Commu· HARTFORD, W.Va.- Grave- ,Germany, KI'J!pp and 11 ilirecD. ~~. !:::~ :t"s~ Ini , !T~~ :~~~ ~~the M:r- m~'~e damage will he to the IMeigs County town. . :f.n!.,ked 33 ye~rs;;. the coal nis< Jea~ers fr?m almost eve:r side rites were held today at tors of bls _ eo~jlany were 1'ieasadtJI•toher;; ~ady~~e. lin Fu:er:, Ho~e 'with the Rev. black people in the ar.,;• _The l~ye~r-<lld Nap1er does wines and after re~g at the nation m Lalln Amer1ca w~JI !0·30 a.m. a~ the Zerkle Ceme- ~sled. _His ...tilloi~.IVef/1' Ohio. '!Ji4 Ramon, Orlando, Bill <;arter offielallng. Burial Cleveland sa~d "But you don't hiS own cooking and goes hunt- age of rT in l92B, he delivered be Stokely Carmlchael,,,t~e milfor William Roy Hayes, rapidly dlsma~tled \od sblpped ' Fla.; line bro~ Warren, Rio will be ·,n the shrbman Ceme- tell a pe!son when he reaches•mg a~d fishing. lmaU by horseback for 14 years., 1tant U. S. Negro lelllfet whose SOil of Mr. and ~s. Wit- off by the allies,, determined to , · draa~..Ohio; rour sisters Mri. 1 · _llhls stage of frustration that be Nap1er was born ~ec. 19. name has become BYI19nymous Kl!lth Hayes, Middleport. stamp out the merchants of James: Taylor. Mrs. C~ s bY ' t~m~: Friends may call any · can't do thJS " !861. During West VU'glnla s I The sprlngthly Napier t~en be-, With hlack power 'fhe Rev, Howard Ruppel! offie- death" who In two world wars lr!eadGws, Mrs. MorriS Hask'""· Integrated Looting Centennial year, he was pre~nt- came a travelmg salesman at supplied the eannon used by ~he , all of.;Galllpolis, and Mrs LawCleveland also noted there ed a citation by Gov. W W. j age 81 and walked ~bout 10 Tall nr 145 othe~ survivors are a broth- Germans to blast their way .ir~:e Meadows, Milton, w Va, , was a .Jlew wrinkle to tho IBarron for bemg West V1r- 1m11es a day. He retired two ABOARD USS Br~an Dale; a sister, Vlkkl across Europe. 1111 Me1gs Detroit rioting White persons glnla's oldest man. years ago. _ The supervarrier us Lynn, both at home; his grand- The elder Krupp escaped trial services wlil he Tue'!Joined it In looting and In some re•tal, lulocked Gilt of Mr, and Mrs. Arnold becal!lle a medical eJ<Jiminatlon p.m from the Mohrrases, sniping. . for six months or more in the llayes, Middleport; Mrs. Lola proved him senlle. But Alfried )l!neral Home with the "The white looters also had worst naval disaster of the Jeffers, Mason: his great- was taken before a U.S. court C. Chapman offieI been Pxplmted" Cleveland said V~elnam war, steamed Mrs. Van nl e at Nuremburg and waa convict. wdl be in t h. I "It was lntoUated looting, A the Philippines today, It was . Middleport, and Mrs. ' ed of p)underllljl Industries of Cemetery, GaDipDwhite woman came out of a feared the death toll In Nettie Jefferson, Crooksvllle. ~nquered countries and exploit- , msy call at 1h e I ! stcre with two hams. She saw a day's fire and ei!Jllosions would mg slave labor. . anytime. 1Negro woman with nothinp, and By FRANCIS L. M<Ci\RTHY million. . . -1 climb to 14S He waa sentenced to 12 VP'fS ;)r.o- - - : Gene R._ Rice, Edna M. Rice, said, 'here, honey,' and 'gave Disclosure tbat !he US. Other b1g creditors: Braz1, The fires that ra ed throu h William Hoppes of and was forced to for!elt his 1Robert F1fe, Gladys Fife to h h .. Defense Department has used l35 9 million: Peru. $20 1 th 75 900-to hi g ~ C 1 b • D d property the only pro(l"·ty 1Cecil W. ruce, Jr., Sue Rice, I ·~; am. .1 sed . . aecret loans from lhe Export· million; Argentina, $18.9 mil- ~bed ~P wered ex1 m- 0 nm 08 18 ea seizure ~f the war crime triP's parcels, Olive ntwsmAen~es sun!,d_ lmpor! Bank (EXIMI') to lion; Mex1co, $5.4 million and guiSk ear Y at an re~oue WUJiam Hoppes, Columbus, The h·-~ of the Krupp tmol~ W. A, Dolson, Mary A. Dot- 1darfficulty scenesloading"""'" rr.anstereo :a fimance huge . arms saIeo to ChII e, .. wor en, wearmg maskSd formertv of Rut Iand' died Sun- went off to Landsher~ ll"i"n a stolen ....2 million . boc f hi ,oxygen e 1 0 slln, John Sheets to Ohio Pow- . \ hi A h' Latin Amer~ca Ia slowing urgent Olber Countries Included tt~use ~ orin d gas, use duy In Columbus. where he washed dishes did er Co, Rerecording Deed, Sa- 10 0 stccapedr pass~-~ ue economic development of the There also were smaller dcub 1?B todrches tof •bodlar awayf l Masonic services wiD he held laundry and worked 1~ a from Page I) lem. mhaln s hp d' gndave -' t ed• Western Hemlsohore. • amounts to some other coun· elsr,lns ansh' unt or es o . at 8 this evening at the Wood- blacksmith shop saun er .. , oy- · m s g 1pmates. H E · t. e pmg an , a M Ita L Rh to 1 RaJ h W program for all e . o n, p . SusplcJous congressmen n nes. yard Funeral orne, 25 5 . But he was confident lrol" the , Sta~ St., Columbus. and funer· first his Jentence -wo~>ld be 1·;;owded will now re- Rhoton, Sr. to Clair W. Gile:, •;::_~ublc can start anywhere. Washington had to have a letter , About one-half of thiS total fonnation of theie Jr, parcels, ,RuUand. This has b<en the pattern of of assurance from the Treasury mvolved EXIMP cred1ts but Mfm Rrmrh F1re1 al services will be held at the reducP.d and 11 was. In l!l!il, rommunity Inter- Howard C Robmson to El- 1race rwts An arrest, a Dep~ent · that the Inter- Congress has been conc•~ned by HONG KON~ COMMU- funeral home at 8 p m Tues- u.s. High Cbmmlssloner (rom _. lo' flol~ of mental retar- eanora Robmson, .60 acre, Le- , demonstration _ anythmg can AmeriCan Development Bank reports the ad~trallon hasfnist ,party Cha~rman Mao Tse- day. At 9 o. m. Wednesday the Germanv John J llf•Ciav ,. dp_ll!~.l'lll onable the problem t&rl. rk UADB) was 1tself not engaged planned to rely mcreas1ngly on Itung s press organs clail!led tD- body will leave ColumiJus and commuted the sentence• nl 110 """ 11 th -r/'f!i~:~•, p•oPfr]y ap)li'Gaeh- Mar.tm Major, Rub~ L Ma- 1 Do tr 1 te .~pa In such econoJruc hanky-panky EXIMP lor credit sales to Latin iday the Wuhan rebellion has : wlll be brought to the Middle- Kruon and his dlrertors to limo a board·· · jor to Denzel L Welsh, pare .~ ' a~'bl dg . w.~' a before voting new funds to the America. been crcshed but warned a "dan-j' port Riverview Cemetery for alreadv served A~d ~. •""•red 1 lor · fa·•s,, w11 h eels, Rutland, poftJcehraJ ondrankl '" P'Ct. an insbtution for continental deve- Congressional critics of the gerous sltuat10n" was develop- graveside services at 12:30 p ' hla pronerlv returned to him "" J E B Judith a her- ours The1 ng.d •po 0 " Jopment Iega Jized " gun-runnmg · " opera- mg In Shangha,I the na IIon ' s m. The casket will he open · · 'i~J:i#l~.~: !'!tllbljsh !!d!Ool In ames . race, A. 121 1 1 1 ;1 I;9W'Iv this September Brace to Paul f oR. Lawrence, I about' ;e: ~ ED;a;ast~~~d: US military credit sales to lion are disturbed the bank's largest city the local service. • Amenca through the 1966 funds have been !O used. Sen. And at Canton, the largest 'ftl , I! "dnderway Monda• AI Jeanette Lawrence, .396 acre, d 73 · 1edy. Latin ~. an . n L t ·tI City m · So ut h Ch'ma, armed Tuday Is Mondav, July 31, the •...,E R ~·l!'l!'l r: - ." 0 _ 1ose to Allen Ell ender. v1 year according to• """ne. B S, dpersons . htwere th ~rres :-l t fiScal year have totaled c a., pu 1 ' leilslati~n the school J Joseph W Kim, Ruth E. Ktm j GY ~n ay mg · 1 e atn~ $200-million, acrording to con- succinctly· "The bank has no clashes between Red G u a r d s, 212th day of 1967 with 153 to ~roblems of I'M!ntal to Sybfl Ehersbach 8 85 acres, t uar WJS t;n I ollwn. r;'y gregqtonal and Pentagon re- business getting Involved in the the army and transportation f0II OEVI\'I'lm TO INTF.Rl'-!1'1' or beoome t he ,._I Olive. roops come ;• ;., owldeota~ ports 'venezuela, a ,hieT target munitions traffic"-parti~ularly workers during the past week ~-moon is between Its last MEIGS · 1\fASIIN AREA 0 of the count · com 1 Sybll Ebers bach' to Joseph W 1on request v. ge .bl communist a~gression, has In Latin Amerlc• E.I.mderl reportedly have kllled and In· quarter and new phase. "''""", uw~ •••'""" Y Kim, Ruth K1m, Parcels, Ohve RpomnedYt aJndh the orden of been by far the largest rt'Ciplenl plans to seek legi•latlon lo bar jure'd "thousands of people" '11le morrung' stars are Saturn ••-· •-'""'· ,.,.., d rP.SJ en o nson eoe h ti Publlllhed "•II' PNDt ~•tuMn '" 1 Darrel Goff, Mabel an were still continuing. and M-ury "'' Ohl• v, 0., '"""'"'"' c.on•••• . Golf, Ray. AJ m0st as soon as ;.: of such funds-more than ....., sue transac ons ~n. · ._ mood Go fr. Marfm Go, Lou- d The- evening stars are un Weoh•nlf' It \ Pnm,.m• G !"' '~ T ise Go Evelyn Davis Fmest etachment of soldiPrs was s~nt {'1 o and v · ~ .:::-'.;:~ ~= Davis to Dennis Pal~er, Jes- to l,he Eatsht Side earlyd'l'uOnesdahy, this dav In 1803 .........~............... · vJo f'nce ere stoppe . t f , , · ' ' p I I Sal sle a mer, parce s, em w · John Ericsoon the Swedish ·m• nMn ' ' · ' &tleo:l from P~,e 1l Dona Ia s Goodin, Vera Faye est S1de, where Nallonal Accidents and arrests ~how· and pverturned Into a ditch. It I an auto~atic traffic signal, both de•;··~r of · th~ vess•l "Moni- N••••" o4-'""' ...,... ,,.._ Berry S81d, "I he Goodin to Olen Doerer Ro,;. Guardsmen and state and local ed a drop over the weekend had mJnor damage. I to Gallipolis Mumclpal Court, / to -;r· f . ll f ...,,.,, •. and traged_. that , lee v Doerfer parcels' Salis- ~hce were deployed, the o!nd the State Highway Patrol re- Conkll, who was not Injured, on Aug. 2 ~ ~ht; ~rblsa:. .... N•• Y••• CJIY. •.. ua is because of 1bujy ' ' <hd not come until Thursday ported only or1e accident - In was lodged In the Meigs County 1 These others were c I t e d to 1 ~ ~ dlreclo · 1 that is being a- f Helen Kennedy Dale Kenne- l Why were the sold1ers not Meigs County - and listed II jail lor a hearing Aug 4, in Gallipolis Municipal Court Aug. . nt 1D 'ld R'ttenh r 0 """""'"" n..., ..,...,.. "" b)> those who were dy to Frederick w Gibbs. Jan- sent t.~ lh• ~Ye~t Side• Romney arrest•. John H. Conkle, 50, 2 for speeding; Delores Ve r- ~~ ~orn!~tone 1of a =lng. ;:..7 .;:•,-:,:·~~·:~..::.,...,;~, ::; F too Late, and M h tOO LittIe . llb\I'S'~OD. Win~ r~Jo~~l R¢a$' riot area, 'the Rev: Marshall In the ttallon'J' Hunt .. q!. •· Gra~e , ' EpiScopal • "1 at least Church, said, "Maybe pow som~ hope tact •Ibeenthewuhed Uls, ,the Wectlons, have A;;;;~;a!\'i~:;;~~:~fn.;:§i~~ frnln us. Mapy of the th• gbbd thlngs we have sprung l>lnd from bid thlnga." .. are now willing perhaps for P.atri~ Cardinal :o'Billle, t:rst tjme, to ~mine thelr own nrchblsbop of Wasblngton, U1d conscience, ·8)1d ·ahum~ ·lbelr · BY ~~. uri In his mesaage read to all own Jtiu,of·,resPouslbillty .:. , ,, • '"": 1 ~. an Catholic blngregatlons " '\%', !\(; • , CARAC~R"""'""' o ~ ' ers with giant earth -• moving equipment clawed through tons ~ .r debris lbday bunting f o 0 bodies and posalble A Who could stm 'be burled 'J !,· i runbble of earthquake shatSAIGON (!Jl'I)-The Ccw!:>u-. carrift~~:s, FQI'I'estal and a tered buildings. ni!Jts reported a new attadi on thick · , ' of thunder.torms The death toll from the Vencial estimates placed the Hanoi today by American limited. !"ley activity ' to 10 ezuela quake stood at 91 damage from fires and looting warplanes and said one U.S. misolons. ·, 1 4JJUI(]y lhe Navy eluding two Americans. ' Ofliat $500 m1llion The lon~-range plane was shot down by a carriers 'till YBDkee Station clals feared !be toll would so3r estimate of damag~ to Detroit's j "solid" wave of snti-alrcralt mount half of lhe raids against to as many as 300 or more economy was II bilhon. fire. There waa no confirmation, the North. u1e debris is cleared. Four I Ruined 'tn Saigon but a s~~kesman smd The Air Force disclosed the er Americans were among E t 'b~s~s were burned targets 'll rrJies from Hanoi death of 1st Lt. Kart W. 1,~ persons officially listed n 1 r1~ D;~rOJt U to l,700 were hit Suuday. Richter, ~. one of the air ml$slng. The quake, one of down ;,.te~ Man of In the ground wara fore• of heroes of the Vietnam war. that rocked Latin America in 1 1 busmesses were thyelr 1,000 US Marines battled their Richter, of- Holly, Mich.. shot 14-hour period hit this themm will never re-open ' ' rmned way out of a North Vtetnal!ll'se, down his fll'sl MIG at the age oi lJan capital Saturday night. own H t th Detroit riot ambush in the Demillt.lrlzedl 23 and had volunteered frr:' 100 The 2~r 0 are ebl(}('ks in the Zone !DMZ) In fightlngs elose-•more missions. He was fiylng Slum Jl? ar ~'"'; 1~-de "j~ur miles from Leatherneck tankll could no!(' his !98th mission when killed WASHINGTON _ NATIONAL es 1 1 ' hln out from fire and so bitter that cne1 Friday. Ill d f ~ 1 lit 81 0 ~:;' ':',;.1re":'rut g Clairmount Commumst attacked wit~ sn The American Marine foray a :rwom~very w1 e 1 Into the DMZ, in search of s ere also was vi· ax. press or emer. 's Efforts toward Rac•'al Just•'ce ·' " '' abOut , ' MI.· a slim, golfer s~ he FIRM GOLDEN "Don't ju!t III&Y y~ haPJIOII ! ' ' 'StiiKlkl!v,Bear liaS' saved t~is country an estimated 12¥.!' ' ln resourclis since 1942. His mes· of many that Inc. This news-. this wor!ll Over the years We Bear ads anq 'others like them tvery till\e you see p~blic:splrlted people , '61'1, • l ' CO:v~~;;'" �~ • . .. I (' -· ~~11)" 'SenUnel, ~·111ddl~l*1r ·0., ~ 11~ l~f \ J -~ \ - . Still ~ ' ,.. , . llllmttelt' ~:=:!~~a~~~5~;;;~.' Capi!al Com-menJ, Even.ts ·UC.Spitu ~ew~ ~t~ . Canal Killer ·. , I!Y WiJID.\1 S. WHITS: ~ TrenclMir~nt~ ~.;dtans 1tban. harm~. For; eureiy; Blany · :Jloltu' _. .d U'flfBRIDGE, ;CANAQA · ..,.. . ~a1 lo!!J .~-~ llll .tnDI'PlOUilY 1J11011i jiJt 'r""'h C•nlld~s ~ ~D·.~~~~~~r~, · Tile q~~tliiiJlPieCI ip!~ence .~t tiline bl Ibis couirtry. ~..tvea wW lblnkt ~- c• on Yon • • of Qhii'tu de GIIUIIt'a foray in- ~ Gaqile camt .here wllh the eral bas demonstrafill litre ali · to C~da . bat had "me tOOd ~rtJC!li olw!oua puril(ill 10 'Jn. arrogwt o( l!(Ml;pOwt\' b) _the 1 A-~ eflecll, alter .U. 1! has ll!ll:ed Pam• fqrther thilJ b>lll!llll prob. W111tem world 'not ret' in -Nt1. Don p; J;\eel, 50J Ctr\adlrn Prime· Minuter Ltr~- leln. Indeed, be all but public· many a year. . A~e:; MN. lreoo Haner, '""'I· ~I"'J'. t.~r Pearson not only to rebuke ly called _ upon French C~na· Jn Ill• lar,er ,lbtr• !I Cllalhl!ql. Ave.; p 0 t~.·,,. ..,. GtnerJl de Gaulle. but al'" ta dl•n• to 11•• lbt malimum p4l$. a aood d~al of Irony m all.lllla; Kllllc, 1150 l"tm Mtll. Bfle fllr himself, Md In the pro- e!bl' trouble to the Pearson For, u Amerlcw will ree.ll, w, McGowan, · ._, )o lllu,tra\f to all I he BOvernrntnl, Lester Pell1'5qll .ha~ l!een q~1te. Rd.; Mr1. LucY', W'et~l'll worlcl, .tM true deptll Pear110n Ia • . . clvutzed and uoltlcal of the 'U. S. ill Vletn•l1l. Secqdd Ave.; Mrs. ot the troubl~making of de gentle man.- too gentle, to be though not, of oours~. lrr~•pon· Weal, Vinton; Mfa. lAIIIer . nrl"~.f Ga~lle'• lmper1ous all(! allo0r· aqre, lei _l!llqle - but even he s1bly and violentlY f\0, as has Itosa, 111. 11, VInton: CJ<Il ~'~~-~~ .· Dotl\1118 J181'801lal ·foreign pol~ lot" a ~Jiyflll Of the grandeur been Charles de G~ulle. Holley, Gallipolis; Mrs. clea. of General de Gaulle. F or, The fact tWat Pearson h a s ence 11. McCabe RlOThuNI This Is wrilten from Western apel!klng In Montreal, the uno!- now had lo see de Gaulle as N.omlal R, Del~, Rl. ,1 p~tr\91; C!lnada, wtter~ de Gaulle's far icla1 capital or French cana- an e"<!eptiooally na~ty 11uest of Mrs. Henry K. Milam, koP1 subtle appeal to t h e da. de Gaulle was Incredibly thl• nation will not In ihiell •I· Cheshire· Byr~n T. French C~s to CIJleD some rude and llll&'l1lef-111aking - ter Pear!on'• view toword Viet- Sr: Rt. 2 Pt. se~arallal movement againot oven for de (lautle. He compar- nam. But to the extent that ~e L Swisher Pt. Ca• llaelt would in sny caae ed hi! visit to Canada with the · hi! beon as•ociated on Vie I· ,ld L. F~man Hngaett, W. Blir:~~~ never have aot rnywhere in the vory" liberation of France itself nam with Charles de Gaulle, va.: Frederick .\, Wilson, PI: .L, flr•l pl!l<e. Still, Angi.,.Canl!lla from tho Nazis. and he all but Pearson Is far from the hap- Pleasant; Mrs. Everett 1>. 1---.-. .<. , , · thou&h thfl!e va1t we•t spaces called upon French Capadlans plest man in Canad;~ today. Townley New Haven· M r •. lDidoubtedly are, ptiliticans who to regard ~h~rlea de Gaulle The French •mplre in t his ' Jimmy j_ ThomtOn, !'leu• 1 · bave coOcl eonnectto~ w I I h and not the liwfully elected hemisphere died a very long ant; Mr1. Aeel G. BrUihart, Fre~h • spealdnl n~tlonal poti· Lestrr ~earson JS their one time ago. De Gaulle's absurdly Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. ·Henry tlclans 'lq Parliament believe true leader. melodriUilalic effort to revive Beaver, Qleatar; Mro. Sa 111 that .dt Gaulle has at last over- Of course, II 1$ too o,arly to some sentimental French do- Damron Rt. 1 Harrisonville; I ioeached himself, even among attempt any precl!" e•Urnate of minion in Canada has shown Dudley 'a. Wolf, Jl&clnt; Jeff. many ol the so-calll'd Frrnch the er!ect of all this on Pear· how very farm from elemen· rey D. Howell, Rt 1 Pomeroy; Miss' Nellie Marta Hessinger, Canadians theJI)srlves. son's aovernmffit. It Is file bet tary realiom and rosponslblllty Mrs. Bertie M. Davis, Rt. 11 . 19, of m7 Me•~ciwbroo~ Dr., Cullurt alld emotional dissen· of this columnist, howe1·er, that. his ar""''ance has Cllrried Lanl&vllle; C.rl1 J. Hunt, lit. I Dear · , • lpprtciatlve leJ·man. Pt. Pleaaant, a registered nurse aion between British • oriented Pearson will be holped rather him. ' _ 1 oak Hlll: .Mn. Mary . E. iter, 1 am 1 11-Ytii'Oid beceblor. tnll break out a bikini on tbe and employe of Holzer Hospital, •· Burns, East Liverpool, 0 h1o; l tnla~l · llllwe never had a date 1n au hO!IIe front. _ H. dl~ S.turday in Holzer Hoaptt· Mrs. Clarence w. KiJhl, Jack· ! Smtth . .., lilt 'but now 1 waulcl Hill AJIIOI'IIER BOUQUET al. son; Mrs. Glenn L. Mantey, •Mrs, 1o have' a wit• How should I FOR POP An employe of Holzer Hosp>l· Sclotoytlle; Usa A. Rochlevitch, :sl• L. 1!0 aboul It? ..: OLD BATCH, II lor It_ yoarl, Mi.. Resalnger Columbus: Mrs. Marie L. How• tver, Mrs. FINANCIALLY 8!CVliE Dear Helen: res1ded m Pt. Pleasant w1t h . _ ' ell, Firebrick; Kimberly A. Ab- i J. llunt, Delr Bitch• A falbt 11 aomHIIt 1 Miss Olrlstlne Fruth, who is By l'II_IL NEWSOM quoting foreign ministry sources thtJlnited States. Fedorenko lsl "'en, Red House, W. Va.; Cln· l ~ • . Cautl~ 1 r also • reelstared nurse. UPI Fonlp Newo Analyst that playing host to aucn a relillrded personally as a fine dy L. McDowell, Rt. 2 MII 1-•Lotfan, . 11 Why noi job/1 tlnllel dance :k1 1t~l~::~::•wh t Born July IS, 19()(1, at Ge~- The foreign news outlook: meetins invol~es both budget.- fellow but not too adept a> .• wood. w. va.; ~ITIU' W. Gru· lif:· Qp club lnd enjoy yotll'Plf for a did elbln mantown, Ohio, 1he was the NO ARM TWISTING: ry . and secur1ty problems. of U.N. d1plomat. HIS poSlllon m be, Anchorage, Alaska; Ml l·, a)~ R. You'd btlllr ham you ~ '/nona. d$uJhler o( the late Edward President Lync!Qn B. Johnsoa wh1ch South Korea has plenty of the hierarchy Ia such that ne Rodney L. Smltll1 Co ~Ito ~; I Watd, 7 1 :~~~~~~me· balore you lltlnk A0fj~~ fa~·~~~ n ~~ hi ~d Bva Meara RessJnier. Tlle once described Phillppino Pres- both already. No definite could t•U\ even advise againsl al Pamela J. Jenki!IJ, Rt~1 Wei) G. . H. l'Qr e, 1 wa 1 1 only survivor Is a sister, Mrs. !dent Ferdinand E. Marcos as agreement on the site and..dat• pohcy taken by the party ~bout 1111~1· dauBhter 1° out on h'f f 1r 1 Manley, Portsmouth. "my strODI l'l&hl arm In Asia." of the Jlroposed summit b~s politburo ,)Yhich he knew was . · 10 ~elentiwlk animal du • date,;: ~1 hls so;;:lj~ 0 Sen-Ices will be cond~cled at But Marcos, faced with domes. been reached., Thailand also doomed in advance. -~ 1"1 " 7~ mp run. Jill rnes, w n p. m. 'I'Ueaday at !lie FoB· tic economic and social prob· made il clear it wasn't NO REST · "' ~" ll~boa 11 ulled r~chlul loo~, • ~a~er ~~one Funeral Home at Mason lema and an off.year electinn, Interested In the summit. Summer doldrums have set In 10 ~r w,"'" . 7 . • Y m...e Jllll 10 " ~m 0 by the Rev. Lowell Keeney. hao made it clear he doesn't SCAPEGOAT: and so top Soviet leaders are m:rks · inl • bottle of mtlk In tile Burial will be In Kirkland Mem· want any U.S. twisting of tl.al The Soviet Union's repreoen- leaving Moscow for thrir n th~llt 1~:::-.:•~:Wbe- ae~l ~ the ca~ ~:/~ orllll Gardel18 near Pt. Pleasant. arm. He politely told Gen. tative to the United Nation•, summer vacations. President ONLY · co~e unw;--• bl r: rlsht . orne an m Frlenda may call at !the funer- Maxwell Taylor and Clark Nikolai T. Fedorenko, Is expect- Nikolai Podgomy left w••kl no.oo Down _ 1111... .., :~b~:.!,":'• ;.~==· 111 ~ fav~te chocolate cake. at hOille from 7 to t p. m. ldon.l Gifford, the President's special ed to be quietly dropped by the before last, followed last wee< C.nv..tont lornw th ~ A father It aome011e you may day. e~voys, to scratch Manl19 off Kremlin. a• the scapegoat fur by Premier Alexei N. Kosygln. 111 rae h ' d liaad d love one minute and be aniJ'Y . · the itinerary of their current the diplomatic defeat th• Party chief Leonid L BrezhMY 0 1 ~e rl:v~t~ V8l'to II B ' with tht M•l, but he makea OOC"~'Oft tour of Southeast Asia in search Soviets suffered in the rec•nt is scheduled to leave this week. ~a 1 ~ to 1;;_'1 you proud of youl'ltlt •l of additional troops and oupport aftermath of the Mideast crisis. But it isn't pure rest for anyI FURNITURE CO. 'etC• ' he's proud of you. W• I o v e for Vietnam. Fedorenko has been one of Soviet offi,ciaL They alwavs MASON, W, VA. ~- h·~: ~d u!ltle res~ him! - NANCY By Wllylle G. Braadetedt, M.D. LUJtEWARM: lhe fierc ..t Sovlot spokesmen In take their work with them and j e can over 0 • · A mother writes I h a I the the r.cenl anti-Israel campoign. a secretarial "Staff Is always' pound. beeauae wen too aoft. Dear Heloq: sh• had aald all Incidentally, except possibly Including sharp attacks against available. l1earted. Finally we paid a ret· dee 1 ahould have 1 tuber- for Pr..ldent John'!?n & So~th ::;;;;;,;~~;.,;;;~;.;_;~~,_:~;;:;.........,...,._......_....,....,........,....iiiiiiiOii.;.i;i;;iiii;;iiiiiliiiiliiiiii;;i;;i;iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii--. ister~ vet to pQI the lalllltter So ma~ peop18 1ove P.Y test every year. St1e Vietname,. Premter Nguyen 10 to sleep, which ollllld Ul creal but aren I •ble expresa _the:l~ mond to 1 small town Cao Ky. no one ..ems very ., ';)e~t,~ .~·,; . love. 1 wu one of tho• un Is no pediatrician crazy about that projected fall I ·lfow r•n JleOPlt be 110 eruel lhe laod Lord opened my eyes. ~doctor there dotm't summit meeting among the as to Clump their unwanted IJII. ·~Y husband, llllr small d~g~ lbls test; There 11 no ~I· Soulh Vietnamese allies. South mats? - TENDER HEART ltr and 1 were In an arc en· of tubereulosll tn her Korean newspaJlllfl have bl!ell ~arT. H.: I was thrown lr_ee, but my lovbvt abe would like lo ------~--P801lle dump their animal• ed ones wl'fe pmned 10 tho know how Important tt is be~ause they liope a "tender- over two hour.s. Waltlnl In child to continue to take heart" will filld them, a 0 d 1t praying, I realized I had never . teats. makea liltm feel a lltl!t l • I I really shown liltm bow much 1 There Is a now tuberculin ~uilty - though it 'hould rnw loved tbem, and10 I that is inuoh lllrnpler them feel more 10. ' . from that d~y lavish affec· ,patch test called the tin • ' . ~), There's I mean yellow streak lion on them. . Any ohild whose tubel'CII· It 'll• , I in ~ wlict abandon unwrnt- Now they KNOW, alld we're tnt Is positive lilould have .., ... ot1 pets. '1'11ey should be haunt· a - .VERY HAPPY FAMILY chest X riY but RIIJrdlelll of . ed by tile lhO!ta of the Ita~ ThiJ column Is dedlclted to th' film lhDWI, a ehU~ 4tti.O 7 k5k.Sz )etporl 7-3t lv . and 'frlpt.itld creature• they family Hvln&, so If you're hav· whQ l1 under five and has 1 IRONTON, Ollio leave ·I die _ H in8 kid tro~ble or. juet ~ I 1 i D poolllv• reaction altould be atv. renee County commlsslonet'l ·near H~lln; ' trQIIblt, let Helen help YOU. en 1 course of treatment with have adopted a unanimous resl've tried to overlook 11111, She will' also wekom• you to ask Gov. James A. and lapah 11 off, but wben yCIIII' own amusing experience•. Ad- A positive reaction In to relea~e ft50,000 in hulband -1\Vl.ela around 1 n d ~ Helen Bolltl In cart Gf who Is over live dot~~~ Rea1onal Commtsstarea 1t every. mltlt • lklrted lbla newapaper. mean an active slon lunda u the county's fe 1· Oil lilt . tNet. ·bavtil't infection. Once t h share In the proposed regional yo":1' rilhllq ~ burntd up becomta (IOIIUve It jetport In Putnam County, aboUt II? \ 10 and may merel7 W. Va. Tiley -hl*''1 cot any IliON MIRGI!ll\ APPROVED . an earlier brush wtlb the The rt80lution •eeks $150 000 • 1· • 1 1 dliiUH 'll'hlch at the moment ' than 1.vt Jot - -pt I o WA8JIINGTON <UPI) _ The may be acUve or healed. rnnually for the next three more lmmotlttly.- COVIlRED , yeara, KNili:S federal Dtpotl~ l01uranee Cor· AlthoUih 1 perlilclic tubercu· Oelr:C. K. I por1U011 rnnouneed l"rlday Ill' lin test for children whose test Dr. Burton Pay~, ~~ of the Otli.Y. a'·bJlnd lllllp wouldn't proval ol mercer ot lbe Oola· always been nectUvt 11 comm1sstonen, said the ARC swivel 'thiN daya. 1f your hu• ..,.,. County Bank, lbl8 11 only one money 11 belnc requested bebllid f~ilowa the mini • 11r1s Ohio, with the O~ander Bank· of the prevention of we are ~~~ able to auponl9 with hit •Yft•/ be's jut 111 lnf Co., Ol!lrandtr, Otilo. dlseue. Contact w1 local fundi. · · known vlctlinil of active tuber· Representlna La'!lrence Coun, · culoala lilould he avoided. on tht recently created I child shllllld get some . Alrpart Authority · daUy, eat a or "ltiJilla Ia Ezra Glb. l .' enced diet and eel adect11411t son of Chesapeake, Ohio. dally. Tllen, even If he pta '1'111 alrporUe -IH!lng planned . .. '· 1 tubet'llul~u• lnteetlon, he Will to '"'' tile Qhlo-Weat VlrJin'' be able qUickly to build up an ia-Kantucky area and Is located lmmull)ty to it, midway IH!tween Charlemoo and HunUnston, W. Va. Tho airport authority hopei to obtain Q,S82,000 In )\RC Ilunda frDill lllti three IIIII~ to .flnJnce the 'ID millio~ le· LOOki~gHard At Reservoir .,m... (I.IPI) - Long1hot band... Forll tlw l'"t Qf . hla · ~areer in the 1~~·::~a:dd~~llll cttqiiO>' Handicap Park. 1• '61 '62 '64 ~~~==i~~ fer the world is sliD the United States, from which ~;·; product exports for the 1967 fiscal year are expected to total billion or more, a near-record. U.S. foods line srocery shelves · 150 countries such as the Japanese supermarket at .ri~t, and ex• ·porls account for about 17 per cent of fanners' markebng moome. I ! -.-GRENAA, Denmar~ (UPIJAmerlean racer Dove' R"aoo died following a collision In 1 Formula Three auto race. ZANDVOORT, f(olland (UP!) oull'elder Roc:ky . -Jacty Jckx of Belgium won trade I to the Chicago the Grand Prix of Zandvotrt 'I '"""• Sox by Cleveland for Jim Formuia Tw.o race In a Matra ll ~:r;:;~•cll$1 ani! a player to be Ford FVA. . e.,,.,a:~tomt, j] Nenpauor JDRtlrprtM AWit SlDI~Y RATZEBURG, Germanf j GUNTERSVILLE, Ala. !UP!) iUPI)-James Dietz of l'l•w KILL!ro lN CRASH .1-ILew Koehler of Miami, Fla., York won the olngle CANFIELD, Ohio !UP!) killed when his boat at Ratzeburg's Mrs. Emily Slabe, 68, Clev., coll~ded with another during the · junior rowing re- land, was killed Friday when National Inboard t1u- car s'- wa1 riding Ia was lui by a tractor-trailer ri• at GRAND BLANC, Mlcb, (UPI) !hi! intemclion o 0\llo 1~ MINNEAPOLIS (UPI)- Lott Ann Creed and U. S. 82 south of here. jGraham nipped Bob Verwey by j Mar~e Masters won the Yan· stroke to win the $100,000 Women's Open golf tourney When you buy lnsuranee Minnesota Golf Classic. a team total ol 202. you . simply guarantee yourself you won't suffer DOCTOR INDICTED financial lou due to 1col· dent, Illness or death. Safeg~ard your future! Pi. HELEN HELP US! 1 I s-wrlte-vlslt' ' ' ZENITH Mis~ Kessinger R. l Dies Saturday I Helen Bottel ·___ , TV Foreign News Commentary Now On Sale! presJ'dent Marcos w •• ants no,.Arm TWIStmg H7sq.ln. :! ZENITH COLOR AS LOW AS $399 · N~MODILS 3 D:OOMSI New Furniture $299 \ ':' COMING SOONI INGELS : FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT =· lrl.: MASON ·sAYS n: 1 i Lawrence County·Asks COMMUNITY FOf $450' 000 CONVERSION HEATING ~-d~!.¥-1 Con'<~ert yow old-fashioned heat.. ing ayslt nt to flom•lesfi el e ctric. -'-'"'---~ 1 Choo•e ffom 5 type s of equip-IT.-"uu~=•;-l me-nt. Co-. us e existing ductwork, No str~~ttwol chongts. lnttallotion quick, co1y. Free e stimate. Ord~ cleaner, worry -free electric heat ' I ~~:!~~ from Re ddy Kilowatt Recom · t-='-' mended Oeol ~r, Or 111oil covp011 below , THE SHOE BOX I'LL BE 'TICKLED WHEN ELVINEV GIT5 BACK • FROM 1H' FLATLANDS I SHORE MISS "THEM WORlD .. GOOD liMES WE FriC!ay and.SatU.rd. August .4-5 ' HAD EVER' DAY OUT ATTH' GOSSIP FENCE This isthe linq/ wind-up · WE WON'T TALK ABOUT YOU WHEN YOU'RE GONE Marshall Freehan 15): Rovrardl,l - """'i!ut you can keep in touch anyway· have (4), Locker 18) WP- Podres <3-0L the DAILY SENTINEL delivered to your vacaoward (3-11) . HR~H<ll'· Josephson (lst), · tion address. The n you won't miss any of the Na!iOllal League Game) good times with SNUFFY SMITH and yo~r IM 100 020- 8 15. SOtoooooo-•100 other favorites. Just call992-2156. You'll be Oar1dner <I); Jljnds (3) ;s,il~o~ ; Nolin; McCool tickled with the servlcel ' send \a 1 .I . "•f· "' '' . \ ' j ' ' ' ' . �~ • . .. I (' -· ~~11)" 'SenUnel, ~·111ddl~l*1r ·0., ~ 11~ l~f \ J -~ \ - . Still ~ ' ,.. , . llllmttelt' ~:=:!~~a~~~5~;;;~.' Capi!al Com-menJ, Even.ts ·UC.Spitu ~ew~ ~t~ . Canal Killer ·. , I!Y WiJID.\1 S. WHITS: ~ TrenclMir~nt~ ~.;dtans 1tban. harm~. For; eureiy; Blany · :Jloltu' _. .d U'flfBRIDGE, ;CANAQA · ..,.. . ~a1 lo!!J .~-~ llll .tnDI'PlOUilY 1J11011i jiJt 'r""'h C•nlld~s ~ ~D·.~~~~~~r~, · Tile q~~tliiiJlPieCI ip!~ence .~t tiline bl Ibis couirtry. ~..tvea wW lblnkt ~- c• on Yon • • of Qhii'tu de GIIUIIt'a foray in- ~ Gaqile camt .here wllh the eral bas demonstrafill litre ali · to C~da . bat had "me tOOd ~rtJC!li olw!oua puril(ill 10 'Jn. arrogwt o( l!(Ml;pOwt\' b) _the 1 A-~ eflecll, alter .U. 1! has ll!ll:ed Pam• fqrther thilJ b>lll!llll prob. W111tem world 'not ret' in -Nt1. Don p; J;\eel, 50J Ctr\adlrn Prime· Minuter Ltr~- leln. Indeed, be all but public· many a year. . A~e:; MN. lreoo Haner, '""'I· ~I"'J'. t.~r Pearson not only to rebuke ly called _ upon French C~na· Jn Ill• lar,er ,lbtr• !I Cllalhl!ql. Ave.; p 0 t~.·,,. ..,. GtnerJl de Gaulle. but al'" ta dl•n• to 11•• lbt malimum p4l$. a aood d~al of Irony m all.lllla; Kllllc, 1150 l"tm Mtll. Bfle fllr himself, Md In the pro- e!bl' trouble to the Pearson For, u Amerlcw will ree.ll, w, McGowan, · ._, )o lllu,tra\f to all I he BOvernrntnl, Lester Pell1'5qll .ha~ l!een q~1te. Rd.; Mr1. LucY', W'et~l'll worlcl, .tM true deptll Pear110n Ia • . . clvutzed and uoltlcal of the 'U. S. ill Vletn•l1l. Secqdd Ave.; Mrs. ot the troubl~making of de gentle man.- too gentle, to be though not, of oours~. lrr~•pon· Weal, Vinton; Mfa. lAIIIer . nrl"~.f Ga~lle'• lmper1ous all(! allo0r· aqre, lei _l!llqle - but even he s1bly and violentlY f\0, as has Itosa, 111. 11, VInton: CJ<Il ~'~~-~~ .· Dotl\1118 J181'801lal ·foreign pol~ lot" a ~Jiyflll Of the grandeur been Charles de G~ulle. Holley, Gallipolis; Mrs. clea. of General de Gaulle. F or, The fact tWat Pearson h a s ence 11. McCabe RlOThuNI This Is wrilten from Western apel!klng In Montreal, the uno!- now had lo see de Gaulle as N.omlal R, Del~, Rl. ,1 p~tr\91; C!lnada, wtter~ de Gaulle's far icla1 capital or French cana- an e"<!eptiooally na~ty 11uest of Mrs. Henry K. Milam, koP1 subtle appeal to t h e da. de Gaulle was Incredibly thl• nation will not In ihiell •I· Cheshire· Byr~n T. French C~s to CIJleD some rude and llll&'l1lef-111aking - ter Pear!on'• view toword Viet- Sr: Rt. 2 Pt. se~arallal movement againot oven for de (lautle. He compar- nam. But to the extent that ~e L Swisher Pt. Ca• llaelt would in sny caae ed hi! visit to Canada with the · hi! beon as•ociated on Vie I· ,ld L. F~man Hngaett, W. Blir:~~~ never have aot rnywhere in the vory" liberation of France itself nam with Charles de Gaulle, va.: Frederick .\, Wilson, PI: .L, flr•l pl!l<e. Still, Angi.,.Canl!lla from tho Nazis. and he all but Pearson Is far from the hap- Pleasant; Mrs. Everett 1>. 1---.-. .<. , , · thou&h thfl!e va1t we•t spaces called upon French Capadlans plest man in Canad;~ today. Townley New Haven· M r •. lDidoubtedly are, ptiliticans who to regard ~h~rlea de Gaulle The French •mplre in t his ' Jimmy j_ ThomtOn, !'leu• 1 · bave coOcl eonnectto~ w I I h and not the liwfully elected hemisphere died a very long ant; Mr1. Aeel G. BrUihart, Fre~h • spealdnl n~tlonal poti· Lestrr ~earson JS their one time ago. De Gaulle's absurdly Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. ·Henry tlclans 'lq Parliament believe true leader. melodriUilalic effort to revive Beaver, Qleatar; Mro. Sa 111 that .dt Gaulle has at last over- Of course, II 1$ too o,arly to some sentimental French do- Damron Rt. 1 Harrisonville; I ioeached himself, even among attempt any precl!" e•Urnate of minion in Canada has shown Dudley 'a. Wolf, Jl&clnt; Jeff. many ol the so-calll'd Frrnch the er!ect of all this on Pear· how very farm from elemen· rey D. Howell, Rt 1 Pomeroy; Miss' Nellie Marta Hessinger, Canadians theJI)srlves. son's aovernmffit. It Is file bet tary realiom and rosponslblllty Mrs. Bertie M. Davis, Rt. 11 . 19, of m7 Me•~ciwbroo~ Dr., Cullurt alld emotional dissen· of this columnist, howe1·er, that. his ar""''ance has Cllrried Lanl&vllle; C.rl1 J. Hunt, lit. I Dear · , • lpprtciatlve leJ·man. Pt. Pleaaant, a registered nurse aion between British • oriented Pearson will be holped rather him. ' _ 1 oak Hlll: .Mn. Mary . E. iter, 1 am 1 11-Ytii'Oid beceblor. tnll break out a bikini on tbe and employe of Holzer Hospital, •· Burns, East Liverpool, 0 h1o; l tnla~l · llllwe never had a date 1n au hO!IIe front. _ H. dl~ S.turday in Holzer Hoaptt· Mrs. Clarence w. KiJhl, Jack· ! Smtth . .., lilt 'but now 1 waulcl Hill AJIIOI'IIER BOUQUET al. son; Mrs. Glenn L. Mantey, •Mrs, 1o have' a wit• How should I FOR POP An employe of Holzer Hosp>l· Sclotoytlle; Usa A. Rochlevitch, :sl• L. 1!0 aboul It? ..: OLD BATCH, II lor It_ yoarl, Mi.. Resalnger Columbus: Mrs. Marie L. How• tver, Mrs. FINANCIALLY 8!CVliE Dear Helen: res1ded m Pt. Pleasant w1t h . _ ' ell, Firebrick; Kimberly A. Ab- i J. llunt, Delr Bitch• A falbt 11 aomHIIt 1 Miss Olrlstlne Fruth, who is By l'II_IL NEWSOM quoting foreign ministry sources thtJlnited States. Fedorenko lsl "'en, Red House, W. Va.; Cln· l ~ • . Cautl~ 1 r also • reelstared nurse. UPI Fonlp Newo Analyst that playing host to aucn a relillrded personally as a fine dy L. McDowell, Rt. 2 MII 1-•Lotfan, . 11 Why noi job/1 tlnllel dance :k1 1t~l~::~::•wh t Born July IS, 19()(1, at Ge~- The foreign news outlook: meetins invol~es both budget.- fellow but not too adept a> .• wood. w. va.; ~ITIU' W. Gru· lif:· Qp club lnd enjoy yotll'Plf for a did elbln mantown, Ohio, 1he was the NO ARM TWISTING: ry . and secur1ty problems. of U.N. d1plomat. HIS poSlllon m be, Anchorage, Alaska; Ml l·, a)~ R. You'd btlllr ham you ~ '/nona. d$uJhler o( the late Edward President Lync!Qn B. Johnsoa wh1ch South Korea has plenty of the hierarchy Ia such that ne Rodney L. Smltll1 Co ~Ito ~; I Watd, 7 1 :~~~~~~me· balore you lltlnk A0fj~~ fa~·~~~ n ~~ hi ~d Bva Meara RessJnier. Tlle once described Phillppino Pres- both already. No definite could t•U\ even advise againsl al Pamela J. Jenki!IJ, Rt~1 Wei) G. . H. l'Qr e, 1 wa 1 1 only survivor Is a sister, Mrs. !dent Ferdinand E. Marcos as agreement on the site and..dat• pohcy taken by the party ~bout 1111~1· dauBhter 1° out on h'f f 1r 1 Manley, Portsmouth. "my strODI l'l&hl arm In Asia." of the Jlroposed summit b~s politburo ,)Yhich he knew was . · 10 ~elentiwlk animal du • date,;: ~1 hls so;;:lj~ 0 Sen-Ices will be cond~cled at But Marcos, faced with domes. been reached., Thailand also doomed in advance. -~ 1"1 " 7~ mp run. Jill rnes, w n p. m. 'I'Ueaday at !lie FoB· tic economic and social prob· made il clear it wasn't NO REST · "' ~" ll~boa 11 ulled r~chlul loo~, • ~a~er ~~one Funeral Home at Mason lema and an off.year electinn, Interested In the summit. Summer doldrums have set In 10 ~r w,"'" . 7 . • Y m...e Jllll 10 " ~m 0 by the Rev. Lowell Keeney. hao made it clear he doesn't SCAPEGOAT: and so top Soviet leaders are m:rks · inl • bottle of mtlk In tile Burial will be In Kirkland Mem· want any U.S. twisting of tl.al The Soviet Union's repreoen- leaving Moscow for thrir n th~llt 1~:::-.:•~:Wbe- ae~l ~ the ca~ ~:/~ orllll Gardel18 near Pt. Pleasant. arm. He politely told Gen. tative to the United Nation•, summer vacations. President ONLY · co~e unw;--• bl r: rlsht . orne an m Frlenda may call at !the funer- Maxwell Taylor and Clark Nikolai T. Fedorenko, Is expect- Nikolai Podgomy left w••kl no.oo Down _ 1111... .., :~b~:.!,":'• ;.~==· 111 ~ fav~te chocolate cake. at hOille from 7 to t p. m. ldon.l Gifford, the President's special ed to be quietly dropped by the before last, followed last wee< C.nv..tont lornw th ~ A father It aome011e you may day. e~voys, to scratch Manl19 off Kremlin. a• the scapegoat fur by Premier Alexei N. Kosygln. 111 rae h ' d liaad d love one minute and be aniJ'Y . · the itinerary of their current the diplomatic defeat th• Party chief Leonid L BrezhMY 0 1 ~e rl:v~t~ V8l'to II B ' with tht M•l, but he makea OOC"~'Oft tour of Southeast Asia in search Soviets suffered in the rec•nt is scheduled to leave this week. ~a 1 ~ to 1;;_'1 you proud of youl'ltlt •l of additional troops and oupport aftermath of the Mideast crisis. But it isn't pure rest for anyI FURNITURE CO. 'etC• ' he's proud of you. W• I o v e for Vietnam. Fedorenko has been one of Soviet offi,ciaL They alwavs MASON, W, VA. ~- h·~: ~d u!ltle res~ him! - NANCY By Wllylle G. Braadetedt, M.D. LUJtEWARM: lhe fierc ..t Sovlot spokesmen In take their work with them and j e can over 0 • · A mother writes I h a I the the r.cenl anti-Israel campoign. a secretarial "Staff Is always' pound. beeauae wen too aoft. Dear Heloq: sh• had aald all Incidentally, except possibly Including sharp attacks against available. l1earted. Finally we paid a ret· dee 1 ahould have 1 tuber- for Pr..ldent John'!?n & So~th ::;;;;;,;~~;.,;;;~;.;_;~~,_:~;;:;.........,...,._......_....,....,........,....iiiiiiiOii.;.i;i;;iiii;;iiiiiliiiiliiiiii;;i;;i;iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii--. ister~ vet to pQI the lalllltter So ma~ peop18 1ove P.Y test every year. St1e Vietname,. Premter Nguyen 10 to sleep, which ollllld Ul creal but aren I •ble expresa _the:l~ mond to 1 small town Cao Ky. no one ..ems very ., ';)e~t,~ .~·,; . love. 1 wu one of tho• un Is no pediatrician crazy about that projected fall I ·lfow r•n JleOPlt be 110 eruel lhe laod Lord opened my eyes. ~doctor there dotm't summit meeting among the as to Clump their unwanted IJII. ·~Y husband, llllr small d~g~ lbls test; There 11 no ~I· Soulh Vietnamese allies. South mats? - TENDER HEART ltr and 1 were In an arc en· of tubereulosll tn her Korean newspaJlllfl have bl!ell ~arT. H.: I was thrown lr_ee, but my lovbvt abe would like lo ------~--P801lle dump their animal• ed ones wl'fe pmned 10 tho know how Important tt is be~ause they liope a "tender- over two hour.s. Waltlnl In child to continue to take heart" will filld them, a 0 d 1t praying, I realized I had never . teats. makea liltm feel a lltl!t l • I I really shown liltm bow much 1 There Is a now tuberculin ~uilty - though it 'hould rnw loved tbem, and10 I that is inuoh lllrnpler them feel more 10. ' . from that d~y lavish affec· ,patch test called the tin • ' . ~), There's I mean yellow streak lion on them. . Any ohild whose tubel'CII· It 'll• , I in ~ wlict abandon unwrnt- Now they KNOW, alld we're tnt Is positive lilould have .., ... ot1 pets. '1'11ey should be haunt· a - .VERY HAPPY FAMILY chest X riY but RIIJrdlelll of . ed by tile lhO!ta of the Ita~ ThiJ column Is dedlclted to th' film lhDWI, a ehU~ 4tti.O 7 k5k.Sz )etporl 7-3t lv . and 'frlpt.itld creature• they family Hvln&, so If you're hav· whQ l1 under five and has 1 IRONTON, Ollio leave ·I die _ H in8 kid tro~ble or. juet ~ I 1 i D poolllv• reaction altould be atv. renee County commlsslonet'l ·near H~lln; ' trQIIblt, let Helen help YOU. en 1 course of treatment with have adopted a unanimous resl've tried to overlook 11111, She will' also wekom• you to ask Gov. James A. and lapah 11 off, but wben yCIIII' own amusing experience•. Ad- A positive reaction In to relea~e ft50,000 in hulband -1\Vl.ela around 1 n d ~ Helen Bolltl In cart Gf who Is over live dot~~~ Rea1onal Commtsstarea 1t every. mltlt • lklrted lbla newapaper. mean an active slon lunda u the county's fe 1· Oil lilt . tNet. ·bavtil't infection. Once t h share In the proposed regional yo":1' rilhllq ~ burntd up becomta (IOIIUve It jetport In Putnam County, aboUt II? \ 10 and may merel7 W. Va. Tiley -hl*''1 cot any IliON MIRGI!ll\ APPROVED . an earlier brush wtlb the The rt80lution •eeks $150 000 • 1· • 1 1 dliiUH 'll'hlch at the moment ' than 1.vt Jot - -pt I o WA8JIINGTON <UPI) _ The may be acUve or healed. rnnually for the next three more lmmotlttly.- COVIlRED , yeara, KNili:S federal Dtpotl~ l01uranee Cor· AlthoUih 1 perlilclic tubercu· Oelr:C. K. I por1U011 rnnouneed l"rlday Ill' lin test for children whose test Dr. Burton Pay~, ~~ of the Otli.Y. a'·bJlnd lllllp wouldn't proval ol mercer ot lbe Oola· always been nectUvt 11 comm1sstonen, said the ARC swivel 'thiN daya. 1f your hu• ..,.,. County Bank, lbl8 11 only one money 11 belnc requested bebllid f~ilowa the mini • 11r1s Ohio, with the O~ander Bank· of the prevention of we are ~~~ able to auponl9 with hit •Yft•/ be's jut 111 lnf Co., Ol!lrandtr, Otilo. dlseue. Contact w1 local fundi. · · known vlctlinil of active tuber· Representlna La'!lrence Coun, · culoala lilould he avoided. on tht recently created I child shllllld get some . Alrpart Authority · daUy, eat a or "ltiJilla Ia Ezra Glb. l .' enced diet and eel adect11411t son of Chesapeake, Ohio. dally. Tllen, even If he pta '1'111 alrporUe -IH!lng planned . .. '· 1 tubet'llul~u• lnteetlon, he Will to '"'' tile Qhlo-Weat VlrJin'' be able qUickly to build up an ia-Kantucky area and Is located lmmull)ty to it, midway IH!tween Charlemoo and HunUnston, W. Va. Tho airport authority hopei to obtain Q,S82,000 In )\RC Ilunda frDill lllti three IIIII~ to .flnJnce the 'ID millio~ le· LOOki~gHard At Reservoir .,m... (I.IPI) - Long1hot band... Forll tlw l'"t Qf . hla · ~areer in the 1~~·::~a:dd~~llll cttqiiO>' Handicap Park. 1• '61 '62 '64 ~~~==i~~ fer the world is sliD the United States, from which ~;·; product exports for the 1967 fiscal year are expected to total billion or more, a near-record. U.S. foods line srocery shelves · 150 countries such as the Japanese supermarket at .ri~t, and ex• ·porls account for about 17 per cent of fanners' markebng moome. I ! -.-GRENAA, Denmar~ (UPIJAmerlean racer Dove' R"aoo died following a collision In 1 Formula Three auto race. ZANDVOORT, f(olland (UP!) oull'elder Roc:ky . -Jacty Jckx of Belgium won trade I to the Chicago the Grand Prix of Zandvotrt 'I '"""• Sox by Cleveland for Jim Formuia Tw.o race In a Matra ll ~:r;:;~•cll$1 ani! a player to be Ford FVA. . e.,,.,a:~tomt, j] Nenpauor JDRtlrprtM AWit SlDI~Y RATZEBURG, Germanf j GUNTERSVILLE, Ala. !UP!) iUPI)-James Dietz of l'l•w KILL!ro lN CRASH .1-ILew Koehler of Miami, Fla., York won the olngle CANFIELD, Ohio !UP!) killed when his boat at Ratzeburg's Mrs. Emily Slabe, 68, Clev., coll~ded with another during the · junior rowing re- land, was killed Friday when National Inboard t1u- car s'- wa1 riding Ia was lui by a tractor-trailer ri• at GRAND BLANC, Mlcb, (UPI) !hi! intemclion o 0\llo 1~ MINNEAPOLIS (UPI)- Lott Ann Creed and U. S. 82 south of here. jGraham nipped Bob Verwey by j Mar~e Masters won the Yan· stroke to win the $100,000 Women's Open golf tourney When you buy lnsuranee Minnesota Golf Classic. a team total ol 202. you . simply guarantee yourself you won't suffer DOCTOR INDICTED financial lou due to 1col· dent, Illness or death. Safeg~ard your future! Pi. HELEN HELP US! 1 I s-wrlte-vlslt' ' ' ZENITH Mis~ Kessinger R. l Dies Saturday I Helen Bottel ·___ , TV Foreign News Commentary Now On Sale! presJ'dent Marcos w •• ants no,.Arm TWIStmg H7sq.ln. :! ZENITH COLOR AS LOW AS $399 · N~MODILS 3 D:OOMSI New Furniture $299 \ ':' COMING SOONI INGELS : FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT =· lrl.: MASON ·sAYS n: 1 i Lawrence County·Asks COMMUNITY FOf $450' 000 CONVERSION HEATING ~-d~!.¥-1 Con'<~ert yow old-fashioned heat.. ing ayslt nt to flom•lesfi el e ctric. -'-'"'---~ 1 Choo•e ffom 5 type s of equip-IT.-"uu~=•;-l me-nt. Co-. us e existing ductwork, No str~~ttwol chongts. lnttallotion quick, co1y. Free e stimate. Ord~ cleaner, worry -free electric heat ' I ~~:!~~ from Re ddy Kilowatt Recom · t-='-' mended Oeol ~r, Or 111oil covp011 below , THE SHOE BOX I'LL BE 'TICKLED WHEN ELVINEV GIT5 BACK • FROM 1H' FLATLANDS I SHORE MISS "THEM WORlD .. GOOD liMES WE FriC!ay and.SatU.rd. August .4-5 ' HAD EVER' DAY OUT ATTH' GOSSIP FENCE This isthe linq/ wind-up · WE WON'T TALK ABOUT YOU WHEN YOU'RE GONE Marshall Freehan 15): Rovrardl,l - """'i!ut you can keep in touch anyway· have (4), Locker 18) WP- Podres <3-0L the DAILY SENTINEL delivered to your vacaoward (3-11) . HR~H<ll'· Josephson (lst), · tion address. The n you won't miss any of the Na!iOllal League Game) good times with SNUFFY SMITH and yo~r IM 100 020- 8 15. SOtoooooo-•100 other favorites. Just call992-2156. You'll be Oar1dner <I); Jljnds (3) ;s,il~o~ ; Nolin; McCool tickled with the servlcel ' send \a 1 .I . "•f· "' '' . \ ' j ' ' ' ' . �. ' ,_.' - ..,. ,, ' ' . :!i•• FURNISHED Apartment, . ooo ' 1~ MIJ~TANG CONVERTII~tE · _ r . I :It/ ',' $,1795 'rooms and "bath J70'L "[Ui-,lllltlll V-8 eJIIIDe, 4 IJ)eed, 4 new· whitewall tires, radio •nd . • .,. m heiter, jet 111- f!lilab, while· top, ' . ·. ,' berry, Call t92-24SI after 1964 CHIVY II 2.DOqR . . . . $10M 7 'll tle 1~ eu. ln. 8 cyl: si'd. tran••. Jiadio; )!eater. Llk& new, wbtte · P- m. SINGLE HOUSI!S, 5 rooms will tireo, aqua flnl•b · . • In- bath. newly decorated phone 1964 DODGE 2-I)OOR $10tJ 992-3267. ?-21·12Tc . 2'10 Series. white flnldl, red interior. 8 ~1. enlllno; automat- ~...~ :,:•• .., APARTMENT,- 1!7 · Butternut a oiiTUARIII Ave Pomeroy close in town ,.lftiii'IUm· lacll ., ' f' 7 25 tc All 61 Modell Rt4u- · eHAIINALINUAPACHit Save UP lo ,300.00 lc trans. Radio and heater, Wo:e new whitewilllireo ... I .·ROUSH & LYONS ·Pomeroy Motor Co. ' CAMPING TRAILERS . OPEN lVII. t:00 P.M. 11.-Mioon. w. Ya. - furniture OD ....RoY, OHIO Bater F'uinlture, ·Middleport, O!llo. z3 tic IIN!!M'f!! .wat.t. l!or the Arrival of our lhlrd fiOOi'· budget &hop. SOUOHNSO>! eTOUR..A-HOMEe ··RADIATOR ' $795.00up IXPERIENaD .SERVICE. G0r ElECTED.~ .....,_llhl PIGk•Up TRUCI( CAMP.IR ' WHEEL ' HONDA AUGNMENT AND BRAKE ·SERVICE SAlfS & SERVI(E llAETTNARS II ONI OP'"II NICI$1 PIOI'I.•L .CALL Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy DICK RAWLINGS lv ART - 00 'lt!U l'lEAUZE 11\.!J, EVE» t.JO\II, TI<UE! WE'VE fii~~ED "THE \liE ARE EKPERIENo$1t-151WIT DIFFIGUt,T iJME OF YEAR Rawlings Hond1 S1l11 ~'I!) 171i. P06!> AJ.ID 11-le<'RE AI'RAID TO E>IVE IT !¥otto::! IKI>J<DWIIIM''OOG DAY.S" P WY24151 MIDDLIPORT, OHIO -- - -- ·- ' 7;1 !~ .. -·- ' '' ' ly HOWifi EEk il 'fN.CEt. . ' ' ~~;.cEIDER ' LEFTOVERS FOR, DlkJIVER AIIJD RERUN5 Of.J TV ! HOCKtNGPORT,.~_HIO PHONI6670RIV PRICI REDUCID 1967 DUO BOAT RIGAnA DISPLAY Model & Domonatrator I F£EL LikE: I'M LIVIIVG IN THE PP.ST! \ Can't Great.Doc! Never felt think of · , a-one! better in life! Holter, Bashon. IN Tttl COMMON PLIAI COURT Mllll COUNTY, OMIO ILIII MAl UOUIIR, et al•, P'lllntlfft NOW TAKING , APPLIC~ TIONS FOR CARRIERS Mrs. Lawrence Smith was re eently surprised oo her birth I~-iiOIO,!D.ie"ii...,, Vol. 224, P•1• I'll, day by a group of friends 1=:;;·; _-,;;;::· :-:- RecorWI. alla at the offteQ Home made ice cream, cakt ~ row, Crow 6 Porter, AHomt)'l Law, Pomeroy, Ohio at 10:01) A. M. and coffee were served to Mr SaturdQ", AUJU!t 5 19111. Tbtl prop. to be lol4 for ca.h aftd wbtect and Mrs. Lawrence Smllb, Mr e1t&t1 luea for liiiS'I. The 1;,.,p;;;, wu appralad. at •1.100.00, and Mrs. Roy Cbristy, Mr. anc cannot be 1old lor ley tblD the Mrs. Clayton Allen and B UI appraJ•ed Yalue. Loula MeMurra,., Admll'llltrator Mr. and Mrs. David Koblenb o! the r.tata of Olad)ol; c. and Mrs. RayiiKind Elberfelc .,Uhworth, Dan&~ed. · <'U 11, n. 31, ate and Mjke. 1 Mr and . Mrs. Raymond El berfeld and Mike spent a week. end in Columbu• with his par- ·.· ··' ents• • ~tlod Faye Manley 6UT T HE EXPLOSION 6LE.W ME C~AI:(' or: 'THE CAR SO I HIT "f'HE WATE:R Middleport vU.-r BEYoND • i4!1~RE ~i;L "Tl-IAT ROP< CAM!' om;; , ~ I \VoH Pen Society Notes - --·-·----- - - - - ROOM house, bath, lurnisbed or unfurnished, double lot on Depot St., Rutland. Phone 992-6492 or 1192-3264. 7 25 6tp I W~S ONLY STUNNED, .V ... REMEMBER NOW, B%_ ?41S DAILY CROSSWORD 3. Portlon 23. Kennedy, of r... a curved line Guardia, · - poleasants ~"' DuUes, etc. !i. Moaning .. t Wan- sound 11. Clrcula!· 25,Tomb derer m- 7.Final · ablr .. · acription 8. Direct '•nd Found - Green . offered. ' eau 26. ltallal. tion 21. Gameat ca.rds ,!2. Headed. back,aaa ~ 0 f 4 ~ ~ 'r'l}) m 'l'A'" II . ,, 14 0 17 ~ Z4 ~ ~I" F2: .. ~" ~a· 2 21 ~ 26 ~11 110 ,. ~ ~ 17 .. 0 1l .... " HE'5 1101\E .MilK lliOII .. l'<lN~INA cllrrier pigeon tl"e- vot• I digit 41. Chart 42. Scrap• ' ot .:1. Peasant 18. Primary color 22. Aftirma- To Buy 35. Bom 40. Foot ~-Performed ~ymbal1 11731llc at. Borden river lS. Origins 15, Intla.n ~236a. J'Nit!t4aJ'• .......... route 11. Exclama- Parakee~ IS FOR 'IVUR OWIII GOOP! 17~ ;..:; ~4S ~ 21 Zl ~ IS' 0~ ~41 " w ~ 4. - 720 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here'• how to work It: AXYDLBAAXB business locations if, W. Va. One grocery 1 FOR SALE 2-story in lliddleport. large front porch, with equipment· patio. Good location. either be opera~ rooms. and bath .downstairs. or CODVerted Into All newly redecorated · TV shop towall to wall carpeting. Lge A(IO,, /1 built-in ldtcl!en. 3 room and avlflable lor .id bath lutnlahed •••· Dower 11bop or! upstatra. Furnace .the ~ If ln-L drilled weD with ~~1. MaSol ooftener. S~:U-"~o~ra'dnt- [ ,2,21 ltc ment nly., ' ' . 11 l.ONGJI'F.LLOW One letter tim ply atanda for another. In this sample A It uaed. lor the throe' L'a, X for the two O'a, etc. Single letters, apo•~. trophies, the length and fonnatlon or the word11 are aU hinta. Each day the c::ode !etten are different. A Crfl'tocram quotaHon MPYPYRl'M 1\WBFPQ JZXJ POD BK PLPMV VPFFWG B U• K 8 QP.-X UWUV YW 8K '1'MI«da)''J CI')'PtllqUOtt!l Tll'l<Nb W WHAT lS RlGHT AND NOT To 00 IT 18 THE WORST COWARDICF..-- CONFiiCJUI ' . ! ~. ~ ' ' 'I ' •' ) j I ' ·"" , -· '. .' ~" ' '· YEZZIR~ -.ou V, I WANT T'SElTLE DOWN Alf .... • T. HAMLIN . WELL, IT'S A WQNDS? . 't"DIDN'T DROWNf ... , . By �. ' ,_.' - ..,. ,, ' ' . :!i•• FURNISHED Apartment, . ooo ' 1~ MIJ~TANG CONVERTII~tE · _ r . I :It/ ',' $,1795 'rooms and "bath J70'L "[Ui-,lllltlll V-8 eJIIIDe, 4 IJ)eed, 4 new· whitewall tires, radio •nd . • .,. m heiter, jet 111- f!lilab, while· top, ' . ·. ,' berry, Call t92-24SI after 1964 CHIVY II 2.DOqR . . . . $10M 7 'll tle 1~ eu. ln. 8 cyl: si'd. tran••. Jiadio; )!eater. Llk& new, wbtte · P- m. SINGLE HOUSI!S, 5 rooms will tireo, aqua flnl•b · . • In- bath. newly decorated phone 1964 DODGE 2-I)OOR $10tJ 992-3267. ?-21·12Tc . 2'10 Series. white flnldl, red interior. 8 ~1. enlllno; automat- ~...~ :,:•• .., APARTMENT,- 1!7 · Butternut a oiiTUARIII Ave Pomeroy close in town ,.lftiii'IUm· lacll ., ' f' 7 25 tc All 61 Modell Rt4u- · eHAIINALINUAPACHit Save UP lo ,300.00 lc trans. Radio and heater, Wo:e new whitewilllireo ... I .·ROUSH & LYONS ·Pomeroy Motor Co. ' CAMPING TRAILERS . OPEN lVII. t:00 P.M. 11.-Mioon. w. Ya. - furniture OD ....RoY, OHIO Bater F'uinlture, ·Middleport, O!llo. z3 tic IIN!!M'f!! .wat.t. l!or the Arrival of our lhlrd fiOOi'· budget &hop. SOUOHNSO>! eTOUR..A-HOMEe ··RADIATOR ' $795.00up IXPERIENaD .SERVICE. G0r ElECTED.~ .....,_llhl PIGk•Up TRUCI( CAMP.IR ' WHEEL ' HONDA AUGNMENT AND BRAKE ·SERVICE SAlfS & SERVI(E llAETTNARS II ONI OP'"II NICI$1 PIOI'I.•L .CALL Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy DICK RAWLINGS lv ART - 00 'lt!U l'lEAUZE 11\.!J, EVE» t.JO\II, TI<UE! WE'VE fii~~ED "THE \liE ARE EKPERIENo$1t-151WIT DIFFIGUt,T iJME OF YEAR Rawlings Hond1 S1l11 ~'I!) 171i. P06!> AJ.ID 11-le<'RE AI'RAID TO E>IVE IT !¥otto::! IKI>J<DWIIIM''OOG DAY.S" P WY24151 MIDDLIPORT, OHIO -- - -- ·- ' 7;1 !~ .. -·- ' '' ' ly HOWifi EEk il 'fN.CEt. . ' ' ~~;.cEIDER ' LEFTOVERS FOR, DlkJIVER AIIJD RERUN5 Of.J TV ! HOCKtNGPORT,.~_HIO PHONI6670RIV PRICI REDUCID 1967 DUO BOAT RIGAnA DISPLAY Model & Domonatrator I F£EL LikE: I'M LIVIIVG IN THE PP.ST! \ Can't Great.Doc! Never felt think of · , a-one! better in life! Holter, Bashon. IN Tttl COMMON PLIAI COURT Mllll COUNTY, OMIO ILIII MAl UOUIIR, et al•, P'lllntlfft NOW TAKING , APPLIC~ TIONS FOR CARRIERS Mrs. Lawrence Smith was re eently surprised oo her birth I~-iiOIO,!D.ie"ii...,, Vol. 224, P•1• I'll, day by a group of friends 1=:;;·; _-,;;;::· :-:- RecorWI. alla at the offteQ Home made ice cream, cakt ~ row, Crow 6 Porter, AHomt)'l Law, Pomeroy, Ohio at 10:01) A. M. and coffee were served to Mr SaturdQ", AUJU!t 5 19111. Tbtl prop. to be lol4 for ca.h aftd wbtect and Mrs. Lawrence Smllb, Mr e1t&t1 luea for liiiS'I. The 1;,.,p;;;, wu appralad. at •1.100.00, and Mrs. Roy Cbristy, Mr. anc cannot be 1old lor ley tblD the Mrs. Clayton Allen and B UI appraJ•ed Yalue. Loula MeMurra,., Admll'llltrator Mr. and Mrs. David Koblenb o! the r.tata of Olad)ol; c. and Mrs. RayiiKind Elberfelc .,Uhworth, Dan&~ed. · <'U 11, n. 31, ate and Mjke. 1 Mr and . Mrs. Raymond El berfeld and Mike spent a week. end in Columbu• with his par- ·.· ··' ents• • ~tlod Faye Manley 6UT T HE EXPLOSION 6LE.W ME C~AI:(' or: 'THE CAR SO I HIT "f'HE WATE:R Middleport vU.-r BEYoND • i4!1~RE ~i;L "Tl-IAT ROP< CAM!' om;; , ~ I \VoH Pen Society Notes - --·-·----- - - - - ROOM house, bath, lurnisbed or unfurnished, double lot on Depot St., Rutland. Phone 992-6492 or 1192-3264. 7 25 6tp I W~S ONLY STUNNED, .V ... REMEMBER NOW, B%_ ?41S DAILY CROSSWORD 3. Portlon 23. Kennedy, of r... a curved line Guardia, · - poleasants ~"' DuUes, etc. !i. Moaning .. t Wan- sound 11. Clrcula!· 25,Tomb derer m- 7.Final · ablr .. · acription 8. Direct '•nd Found - Green . offered. ' eau 26. ltallal. tion 21. Gameat ca.rds ,!2. Headed. back,aaa ~ 0 f 4 ~ ~ 'r'l}) m 'l'A'" II . ,, 14 0 17 ~ Z4 ~ ~I" F2: .. ~" ~a· 2 21 ~ 26 ~11 110 ,. ~ ~ 17 .. 0 1l .... " HE'5 1101\E .MilK lliOII .. l'<lN~INA cllrrier pigeon tl"e- vot• I digit 41. Chart 42. Scrap• ' ot .:1. Peasant 18. Primary color 22. Aftirma- To Buy 35. Bom 40. Foot ~-Performed ~ymbal1 11731llc at. Borden river lS. Origins 15, Intla.n ~236a. J'Nit!t4aJ'• .......... route 11. Exclama- Parakee~ IS FOR 'IVUR OWIII GOOP! 17~ ;..:; ~4S ~ 21 Zl ~ IS' 0~ ~41 " w ~ 4. - 720 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here'• how to work It: AXYDLBAAXB business locations if, W. Va. One grocery 1 FOR SALE 2-story in lliddleport. large front porch, with equipment· patio. Good location. either be opera~ rooms. and bath .downstairs. or CODVerted Into All newly redecorated · TV shop towall to wall carpeting. Lge A(IO,, /1 built-in ldtcl!en. 3 room and avlflable lor .id bath lutnlahed •••· Dower 11bop or! upstatra. Furnace .the ~ If ln-L drilled weD with ~~1. MaSol ooftener. S~:U-"~o~ra'dnt- [ ,2,21 ltc ment nly., ' ' . 11 l.ONGJI'F.LLOW One letter tim ply atanda for another. In this sample A It uaed. lor the throe' L'a, X for the two O'a, etc. Single letters, apo•~. trophies, the length and fonnatlon or the word11 are aU hinta. Each day the c::ode !etten are different. A Crfl'tocram quotaHon MPYPYRl'M 1\WBFPQ JZXJ POD BK PLPMV VPFFWG B U• K 8 QP.-X UWUV YW 8K '1'MI«da)''J CI')'PtllqUOtt!l Tll'l<Nb W WHAT lS RlGHT AND NOT To 00 IT 18 THE WORST COWARDICF..-- CONFiiCJUI ' . ! ~. ~ ' ' 'I ' •' ) j I ' ·"" , -· '. .' ~" ' '· YEZZIR~ -.ou V, I WANT T'SElTLE DOWN Alf .... • T. HAMLIN . WELL, IT'S A WQNDS? . 't"DIDN'T DROWNf ... , . By �,. Jilly Jl, 19e7 . ·~.. .---·Picnic ·ommu.ntty · C.orner I I Hoe/lieh I 'fONIGHT and TUESDAY July 31-Aug. 1 "NOT WITH MY WIFE YOU DON'T" l TOut Curtis and Virpa Lis! -PLUS- . ·I ·., ' "OUT OF SIGHT" · (Technicolorl MEIGS THEATRE . ·• Pomeroy, 0 . tONIGHT and TUESDAY July 31-Au11. 1 r ' FrNway Frac11 Roof Top Rani• Get Lost Little Doggie SHOW STARTS I P.M. JUST . RECEIVED· Eastern StarPast Matrons A Big .Shipment Tarp~tdins ~· . ~ •l' ~} 'J1' tON SALE ALL WEEK AT lOTH STORES .. ltn·Frlftltlllt 8th ,,..~lin Store ,_llOY .' ' I ./ r � 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 31, 1967 bradfield hayes riggs wallace