https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e3a029ffb2fe65e8adaa3b44ededab4b.pdf 4022fab6e87215292abfbf4a0e1dafdd PDF Text Text . ' tapacity Crowd ~oves Varieties A WdcHnepdrt I '!; • I • .\ NOW YOU KNOW . • leaJo IIlii poiMU dJclll, . lallo oad elln aJ1M1Pare _..,. io IW llle . . flllbloao lllliDal ill ... ...... ;..... .... Ootl at y e forleoiL ill7£ATBER. ... -·· en tine ~art~•JMIPI ~~ \linJ.ac -. tiOIIIIII$, Dftlflled To TIN ,,.,....,. 01 Tlur Mei•..M,_,. .4,.. ' VOL XIV ( ,_ ' ' ,;_ l ~, ) ,. NO. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 2~2 MONDAY, MARCH 18, ·1963 .· -LOok wha& bappensmtll 1\'.::r:~umlfr . !~lriJ- \1\Y ' :. lee Jams, Rains Bringing Floods 1:00 Popeyo • Pali·:.· t:30 Ruff & Heady 10:00 Shari IA!wl( · 10:30, Klug Leooai'do •· 11:00 Ful')' U:30 Make RoOm Ftll' 12:00 Mr. Wizard " Tonllhl Thru Wedn"day Morcli 15-20 · Wtlt Dlonoy'o "IN JiiiRCH OF CASTAWAYS" (Teelinloolor) Hayley MW., Maljrloe CJ.lev~· lier1 Geo. San~ers, W11fr1d ilyao White, JUieo Veme's Avalanche m Adventure! DliftiY Cartoons ,. · · Ailmilslon 7Ge & 40o ' . ' \C .· beams. for east Kentucky flood refugees. The poniUf did not ...m to Ice gorges broke up on the AIdropped late Sunday !rom he overly dlsturbe<l by I b. legheny River in western Pennsyl- new weekend · floods at Harlan, loll. vanlll sunday night, and flood Ky. , on the CUmberland River •J wa~a i:>add,; &:4o News . . •· 7:00 Saturday Jamboree 7:30 -~· Benedict ·. •• -1:30' Joer lllshop •: · t :OO Saturday NfJiht Movle J_l:OO NeW.~ Ji:loweathor . . ' ' ' . ' 11:1.1 Spor'" . • ". ' 11:20 Movji_ . '¥ II: 00 RID Till TID 11:30 Roy Rogers Show 12:00 Sky, King 12:30 Readln& Room 1:00 News · 1:30 BiB Picture~ 2:00 . C.o.Sroads 2:30 Movie 4: 10 11om 4:30 Dragnet 5:00 Doctors At Work 5:110 Early Show 7:00 PeiXltY 7.30 Jackie Gle...,. 1:30 Delendon 1:30 Have Gun WiU :i'mll lG:OOGllllGOko Jl:oo Newo 11:15 Late Show ' happiest h iD ~UAi are ap'ent In your own home And the kitchen lo - ohhe mod Important area .. Why not hCIYe a ~uliful kitchen like thio one? . IO ' MOIIY DOWI -..a~:~...-_::_, 12:00 Newt WHTN·TV Call u1 far 1 flll ISTIMATIS ; 1)1~ . OJt!ifqtian Channel 13 10:00 Nel&hhors . 10:11 SOcial Secutlty 10:30 Cb!u'cll of O!rllll ll:OO Top _· c.t ,. u ::!0 ~III,Y .. Ceoll 12:00 Buga BunllJ li:ao Allakiizalii 1:00 FllciUI leautlful caltin•fl -plonlyol. . . will H• _,. ...... ltY. Colorful, molnten.,..f,.. FormlwCGUntettepliwiUbeadelighl tarouatwap. _......tow you_.,_ A.n . •ttn~ctln••lllr will,.... A new, mad~rn 1 .Uint will add iY" , the rithf flnilhlne . touch. I .l ~:30 Let~a ,, pance Ut Golf uo BowUna $:00 ~orld of· Sporll 1:30· WresUina 7:30 Gallant Men 1:30 Mr. 9mlth t: oo Lawrence Welk ·Show 10:00 Fight 01 . Week ·' 10:.45 Mike That Spare ltOt Ac,demy~ Award J'beat• Hazard, Ky., on the North of the Kentuc:ky River. A crest 10 feet over flood atage was predicted at Barbourville, Ky. todiy, and a crest of the Ohio River at 8.8 feet above flood stage teaior Pl." Mlu Sawyer, o 11-yew..ld cbarmlnc bload from Loalovllle, Wll •elected qDHD of lite teen oet Salltrday oJcb1 ot lite lib aanual Julor Min pa· ceanl. Sbe competed •1olDal 4t other glrlo, eacb repnoeDI· lnl a otete. Concert Choir Will Appear oUghtly over flood otsge from Circleville through Chillicothe and Piketon . . . result of heavy ralna Here Friday Saturday. i DELIROUSLY HAPPY - In the last quarter Rac ine for the first time took a commantling lead of six points with 2:37 left . W e re Ra c ine Fans happy? Delirionsl y so! But it was short-lived. For a picture of the tears that followe d , and a coml'lete account of Racine's heartbreaki~g 52·51 loss to Green To wnsh ip m the las t sphl (?) second, see Pages 4 and 5. -Sentinel photo. TIg • ht Rh0des Budge t Asks or Anot her $50 MI•II•100 ~ver was riainS at The Concert Choir of Ken· ~'1 ' With •. oreal expecled lucky Chrislia< College will more &han f1ve feet above present Scared Music 'The Ohio Car Goes Off Highway, 'H't 1s Bn'dge On 33 I Torry CUIIums, 20, Rl. Alliance For Pr.o~ress Hit l:l BYCa . stro AS Catastrop· he .• ' Ann Sothern.Aim• · 'lV N~'"" · old ..': . •• fr,;sure_ofl.mgg; _ier , ,:!,111i<e· , Cl)o•v.,:· · ceaa_._.. ~m, Fnlil Parej' • f • :If. .... • thele • ran off the rlghi side ~n~~a~~ ~ ° Sunday· • ~oy, losl rontrol of his =="-.:::.:::~:::..::.:=:....::=:::..:=c:....------:--1 and Chennel 8 TV Classroom Capi8JD Kqngaroo The ·Alvla _Show Mighty Mouse · Pl8yhOUH threatened several towns. In the Meadville area, shout 300 glnia, heavy raiM sent stream Ohio Rlvtr flood near New swirling over their banko again. Ind. WCHS-TV 8:00 t : oo 11:00 10:30 Aid Hope OfNoFiood New York - 7 ........ tile """"' of Amerlea'o JJIS Julor Mlu, oymbellc of tile COIIllry'• "Jdeal ldP tebaol to 0: 6:48 Weatber · ·" · · t'l: -' - "i MOilLE, All. tUPit - K. . toelly'o Dlame SaWYer fUeJ families were alerted to be ready 1 t.fJ evacuate as civil defense work· stage Tuesday. Last week, cert at the Middleport Church rs kept a' watch on French Creek. crest at the Queen City of Christ Friday March Th.e Allegheny rose about one from, high o( 60 to 54,3 1 ' I • I G d COLUMBUS (UPil - Gov. leges. million for the Highway Depart· 7 30 foot at 011 City, Pa., when the expected at Louisville Wedabout five fe'fl over flood at · p, m., Fred · ar ner, A. Rhodes will present Most of the increase for schools ment and $27 million for the ice moved through early loday, paThstor ~allrd lodll~l ybe, lo M 1 the legislature tonight his will go toward meeting an in- Highway Safety DepartmenL but . the river waa still about two At least eight families fled t heJr e cuo " on ur ar . I . budget wh.Ic h WI'II ask crease .m pupils . cau.sl'd by 1.he ex· Those b'l li s· ate . . no\~. Ill . lh e Se na tI a~-• Tora·•o 'ler •Olnel at Madison, Ind., and V&·~ n 22·31 lo presenl. .roncerls each about $50 mllhon .. ' mote. I£or s tat e pand ing populatmn. . F.mance . Comm1't lee. I111 feel £rom flood ·. stAae there. . ~ · · 1h d 1 In· red In A tornado o1ert oovermg the night at Chr1stu>n Churches . :. ' , .. , Rahll Batter Vtrlhla Ind., m the face of the nslng . e rver was JU an est thirds of th tate th h t K tucky operatmns than in the current The appropriation bill will be in- Rep . Ralph F 1she1·. R-Wooster. 1 8 An .ice jllJ'I on Fiench Creek , accident that took place at W ern two- ather ctl :, dur. O~g :: pen lv ' . two-year period. troduced in the House after House F'inance Committee chairat "'*~mlirtd&e Sfirbip, Pa., Three persons drowned Friday · Saturda~ on Rt. 33 ~ 8 v 1 ls 00 8di tiennsr ,;.ma. The Republican governo~ ~as Rhodes' address . man, said the commitlee will hoi• bacl{«J up . . -about when their motorboat and a half m1les north of w ·and· t" .. DO 1111Mth Kamu er hre: ... on °th ISS to seek appropnatton H al already has its L · - • · · ,._! _ .!.'_ • """ wea er 1 e~n~ o1 e mus 1c r· 1 1 ouse approv . first meeting Tuesday night t1 In Oood·baltered VIrin tho backwater• mnn dolpit~ .....0:4 ~ ~t ol Kentucky for the ISL'll pe- !been . given to budgets o! $73S.4 dts<:uss the _bu• 1get. At that limt, · · 12:30 Exploring ." .. ~:30 Project i;ducalioa 2:00 Sgt. Prest6n ' 2:30.. Reailer's Digest :1:00 John's Scrapbook . 3:30 •Sports International 6:00 AU-star boll , 1:00 Porter Wagner Show 6:30. l'>ews & Sports . • TH~ Tbe IJ,year..ld pootlfl · wao Sunny Skies aotlajared Ia lbe lall and woo By United PrHI International belped to blo feet by aldeo, By Uniled l'rftl Ialmlatolul Floods forced hundreds from their homes from WisThe IDcldeDt ••111< dariDJ Sunny skies and worm ten,...r-1 consiil to Virgirua today. Another winter storm brewed aa aadleaoe Ia tho Cltlll<D-I::::gwere expected 1o in the Rockies. Ice-melting temperatures and thunder- tine HoD 1o a pllJII'lmoge In Soulhern Ohlo and storms sent flood Waters rushing through the low from the Pope'o home dloalong Lake Erie loday. of Erie and Cattaraugus counties in western New York. • ... of Berpmo. Filly persono Oed !heir hornell Tbe Pope Wll moanllq the 11le weather11Uln predicted •• .___ Jded cool conditions today WL.- an ice jam burst on More than !10 houses were dam· ..... 141 •• - - • aaa """ '•how<., throughout the reot or Cattaraugus Creek. A aged and 100 families left · •wPI when 11e alllbbled tile .... I' 08 buckled and collapsed on the Hud homes in the Big Stone Gap, Va ., elllb and last slop aDd fell IW,!eK. son River near Troy, N.Y., Satur· area. heavily, An "oil" of dismay lleoplle lack of ralofall SUnday, da killing one and injuring three. Kentucky Gov. Bert Comb a reae from the audleace. Mde• lri•·ers below Columbus draining the big and mnddy Ohio RivOfiicialo blamed the ron.tact of the made a televioioo appea !Sunday ruobed 1o llelp lhe Pope to bls icy waters against the steel for oolthers, bedding and money feet. · 00111inued to rise. The Scioto r ..... ·,., .: t:311 Don oo-'l.be rotm VAnCAN CITY (UPI) Pope Jobn xxm loday llllm· bled and loU .. lbe steP. of blo tbrooe darla1 a man and· leaee. lop . was demolished. The driver was treated tor Cjlf · • Jo~ Named Chairman Of Cancer Crusade .. - . . . ~ ...... ~Fmance D>ref"r f1Jchar4 . Kr., p } bach will give his riljmate of Pow·er 0 e '"''"u"' '" the ""' two year11, 1 r.;::r~h~r:ua." s::.~.~: .::::~~~ ;th s:~~e-~~~;;,"~ "'~0~~~~~ "~~k ~~.'h:b~~~g·~ "There Is A Balm In Gilead , " no new taxes ." Hit In 1Car nwoth. "Steal Away," ~nd "The The governor planned to offer . Otherw ise. legislatil>'e acHoa lb _My Shephe~d: . a bUI with income estimated at . w k his week was expected to bt The host mmlster mvites same £igure as expenses m Street rec sparse. House \\'as schedulec;l l • sO ·' f ·,._lbbJH I .11 July I. Along w1th , ___ . an. vera en... thl• 80 WI' his 'proposal, Rhndes l sing. Included .,th : Y• ar • deliver 10 th• joint legis- tions of the arm and bruises al Holzer hospital, and released. HAVANA CUPU-Premier Batista, wbo was overthrown by He was cited for failure to del Ca11tro defended cOnditions in revloution. drive on the right haJf of sponsored AJllance for He admitted Cuba is suffering road. Richard E. Jones, vice presl· meam "frig}Jtful misery" for shortages but said, "We are Arrests reported by the o( the Pomeroy Farmers lD America. a beginning: ... We •are trot included Horace Smith, and Savings Company, "lmperlsllam Is sitting on a the futtire. Sympathy lor Reedsville, cited 1o Meigs will lead the AmericliJI Cancer canO'Ind the Alliance for is lnoreaslng . lor defecUve bral<e•: 1913 Cancer Crusode 11 beD for the people." the pepole despite ~. Middleport, cited Meigs county. said. "It representi Ute heeause the truth ia oourt Friday fflr frightful misery. 'lllat is Ute through and people can1 be violation: Fred Kulm. In annou!"'lng the son they don't let people easily." 2 Racine, cited to GaWpo~c Cluk, presideD here . . . We many court for.., Dl1lffler and '1" th':..!".'!'.;...eoon, • to show them, •• and very llcense: Rohort IJt>. "e - • ~ v_, • pressive ones." 28, Rt. 3 cltod. ful educational aod fund-rais· Castro mad. .... . court Friday. Ior '·" lng crusade under l!is Ieider· uw· " The Crusade Ill tart to display reglslration: and A II th Cancer w c.!lrol rsdio-televlsloo appearanoe just day before President · Midkiff, 49, Leeap, pr ' . e amval In San Joae, Costa cited 1o Melp court month, which Is designated each for a meeting with ~al Amerl Thi'.sWee'~-end atop sign violltion, by lbe President of 1 he I the I Tile pubJic to attend. hope of giving the state a bal· to vott> on three measures, th anced budget. I Medium damage was ca usPd major one of which would allow 11 Health , welfare and cducatiun to an auto at 5:45 p. m . Satur- referendum on extl"a taxes for r• i account for 90 per cent of the day in an accident on West gional planning. funds requested . Education alone Main-st in Pomeroy. Pomeroy - ---will account lor 55 per cent of the Police said a vehicle dnven by total. . . Conrad Ohlinger, 52, Pomeroy, IC I • Rhodes proposes to pve pubhc 1went out of control and hit a : schools ahout 146 m1ll1on more lpower pole th,.., during the past two years , There wa~ medium damage lo Of state universit.i~ between $20 the front of Ohlinger_-s ca r but , 01 handThe PomeroardyHedlgb Sse million and $25 mllhon An· ,he escaped without mJury. No 1 wao aw " . $4 million is earmarked !or ,arrests were filed . In '1<1ayor ratlns for performance m municipal and community col· Charles Legar 's Court Saturday the Ohio MuSic Educators ____ .. ·- .. . ht R · tT b nd nd mg ' aymo nd Neggemeyer ' PT. PLEASANT - Th e date• trlct com'7-~ IVe t a I :,.. 1\fotorcyele Victim Nelsonville , was. fined $5 ' and for Ihe Ma son County Fair WI compe 1 on a ro , H costs on a citatiOn by dnvtng have been changed to Augu c;t urday. To Be Burted ere . 'eft u£ <·enter and Shelby Pick - 5 throu gh August 10. Tho Director Ronald W~ltz's PHS Funeral services for Halhe ! ~ns, Racine , forfeited $25 bond change wa. made so there can ..-.l~ents on problema _. -----States. band was rated superior for 11:8 Earl Gotschall, 33, who . was reckless operation char ge. would be no confli ct with Ga11ia t"1:01t&U · Mr. Jones bu appealed for presentation of "Coat Of ArmE, kil1ed in a moturcycle on a _ countv Junior F'<i'ir and the tho • Singles ani!' dOubles Guest&(?) Pick Up record number of volunteers "Sequoia" hy La Gassey and i.n Baltimore, Md .. Friday mght , j Meigs Memotial Hospital County l'air. economic development prOgram. be run off next Friday Tab For Dinner , join the crusade 10 that the " Jedermann" by Whear. T will be held at the Chase Fun· ADMISSIONS Sunday - AI- The site of the 1963 Mason He spoke In favor of i · In the annual The Po,m eroy Llona Club was fl&ht ~galnst cancer mwy be bnnd also recewed ~top ratmg honw Tuesday at .2 P· m. lberl swatzel , Pomeroy; Janet County F'air has nut been desi ll011 of Communist p~u of the AsSociatkm o st ·to Middport ~ Porn-- stepped up. sight reading. Director WoJ.. with burial '" the Standish c~m· Manuel, Racine ; Helen Brick· .nated and ~ rurther discusston viet Ualon and China lo exlends over two Rotarian Sun4ay oveolnc "If we work l<legher," he tz loday thanked the school n.e Rev . Carl Hernng lies, Pomeroy . of location will be held at tho iJt., "qnlty of the ill oompetition ·laat Steak House lor a said, "I am sure we ean make band boosters, band offlcl8te. . DISHCARGES Salurday - general membership meeting on against lmperiallst and Sunday dinner. However, the Jlo. the 11!113 Crus8de a record one and ~mbers far thea He was the son of Vtclor and I Ravmond Zirkle. Pomeroy; Ma ~ March IHth . , castro atlllebd Ct!han · FOreman and Abbott picked up the tab be- In lives 88Yed and In tile !undo operation In making the Ollie Gotschall, and formerly jry ·Hannig''"• Middleport ; Mar- . At a Board of Directors meet· who ho've gone 1 oUillted ·Pla!!e · IIIOIIey (SJtl) .o n of lheir recent bowling the! are so urgently ne<ded ftll' ment possible. lived m Rutland, movmg to ·-garet Bissell, Chester: Irene i11g March 14th the possibilities the regie ol President . total, . followed by at the hand& of the Lions. Baltimore 11 years ago. He was 1 Baxter, Pomeroy. of working with the Area ReBetaneo~ of Venezilelo and .($f2) wiQI 2947, from 1be Lions club CALL FOR I a member of several motor- ADMISSIONS SUnday - Mrs. development Admini stralion for mer CUban" Presldeat No, 2 ($Zil) with 2M5. BJU Porter, Dale Warner; BOARD TO MEET COLUMBUS (UPI) Ohio cycle clubH and ~as employed I Larry Taylor , Racine ; ·Ellie Da- assist•nce in geltmg a perman· Crll:kett Searles, Sporn No. Kraeulter, Bob Jli(.'GIJa, The Meigs Cllllllly Health 8d• Selective Service the Madera Wme. DIStillers. ,viS , Portland ; Bessie Hysell, ent fail Site and bmldings was 226 Murray, ~I &lki · board council Mll meet announced today an are h~ parents, Pomeroy , Ralph Davis, Middle· discussed w1th ARA represenla~ lis' hod Kirkland. From at 7:30 II the call of liM men, 10 more than three Jaunlla . Charles Parsons, Anttqui- · tiVes. but due to the £art that hl&h tltree game -let, Edison Balter, Presidellll the March call. lnclnded were Janet Grunes, Kay Srrulh, 8 ty; Charles Stobart, Mmersvd!e. ithe fa1r is a non~proht orgamwlllle·lbe'Rolrodl h8d hiJib Hubbard, Jack Welsh, lrostees or their three from Meigs oounty. of Baltimore; two me<es. :"': . DISCHARGES SUNDAY lzatioo the ARA . under present 1 ele·· game 915. · Hig Bahr, Diet OWen. Carl . and mayors a nephew. Friends rna~ ca a Edward Authetson, . Racine; law , can not g1ve du'eL't assiSt• councll .membera are lo atMAN nNED the funeral home any time. Frank Roush . Minersville : Co- ranee. scral!lh total wa~ Sporn No. Z and Dick Rooeubamn. with :aail3 · lend. · Clarence Lewla of Middleport ra Canter , Middleport. • ~D was fined $25 and coats on ronCAR DAMAGED Birth Sunday - Mr . a~ Mrs. Meigs General Hospital ~r:~~;;l~ 76 Harold ·Eugene lfyseU, 28, TAKEN T0 IIOSPITAL vicUOn of overload, by Both lell doors and the f~t Larry Taylor, Racine, a dangh· ADMISSIONS SATURDAY Rt. 3, Pomeroy, was Cbarles PII'IJOIII, Anllqulty, polls Mlllll<lpal court, Saturday. Ml fender of Charles P . · ·ter. Homer Jones, Mi ddleport. at 11 p.m., by the tailen 1o Melp :Memll\'lal Una aulo, Rl. 3, Pomeroy, was 1 DISCHARGES SATURDAYcounty lhoraf'a depart· at 7:10 p.m. CLASS TO MEET damaged by a hit-skip molor· STAMPS REAP RETURNS Albert llengel, Pomero~ ; Claro He was charled with dlso a medica( pa· The J.O.F. Class of the is! In Gallipolis Saturday after· LO~DON <UPI• .. A sheet of ence Williams, Pomeroy. lbe peace at th• Pilot by lll!c!oo omeraenc1. ed . Melhodlal Chureh will Galdpolts pollee are prob- oo th/ee.penny stamps was hooght ADMISSION SATURDAY In Cheohln. at 7:30 lonlCht ot lbe cburdl. the · blCident. at a London post office this week Chloe Secoy, Coolville; Will • ·for $2.to. · Young, Pomeroy. The stamps were sold within DISCHARGES AATURDAYhours for $14,280 after it was dis-- Clai'Pnce Sputrier, Pomeroy. ' :,. r. ,. • , · . . covered that because of a printing ADMISSIONS SUNDAY .,.. Hn. ~ IIJIIeo if . two appnwed by the RDman who had cancer of the pancreas. error none ol the stamp~ hore the mer Jones , M1ddlepbrl. , . · . ·' · · · · Cbui'clt for her beotiflca- Also p....nl In the basilica u•uai picture of the queen's he"'!. DISCHARGES SUNDAY -AI'· . wen 1110 Slslero of tharlcy, nwsl · bert Bengel, Poll)troy, Cbn'< Pr.,..t 11 ....,ll111llies Sunday of tbO.p Dowa direclly from the PASTER, PREFERS JACKIE enc& .Williams, POJJ10flll'; ·a.,. Pomeroy Rand WinS Superior '"lecUont Ironton Rating ~ave BOW}ers Will \ Pomeroy~ Contm'ue Play t~;~~~ ?.'m ~~ hpe~ior Conf}' t W'th Netg • hb FairS • Is Elt'mt"nated moro. w March I . acc1~ent , :.~aim~~~~~ President.~ Fl~lnto .Red Cot1ntry r:::£:~~g~~o. i i I sl~ters, Clar~j -port, .ea.. ~ ~eigs I Eve , S&turoly Sut1dai ·u . sea.·t·::.n. 's;, aln .. th·00 d .IS 'i:14r~rJ:f~r T t~R· ,-e a r·· 7\I 1 ,AJm IS,~ of J!IW·UDiled ·Siates f!H' the bealifi- DAYTON, Ohio <UPII ...SOme- bocCI Cook~~:;·~P~t~ 1rho'o'!'lelll, 11 llltld by <lltlrob eallou. one •in . thi• area Utinks Jacquo- .· .. . . ~P=Ieats~a:n:t~,w~. · ~ by .llfracle ol 'M!III* 11!110• bol-a a Prot· line Kennedy looks hotter on $1 IJIREJUI · . m··ltlll !bfoU1b the estsat In .~ Vor~ l!)d only con· bills than ~ge W8Shinglon. Ushe•• at ~ . . , · Olf· Mother, Seta , vertttt ID cathollciom after the Bills with lbe First Lady's. piO< 1ooncer! Simdlly wero . ·. oljfl)•• ~ 1o deoth af l'l'f hu~. wllen 1he lure HStad over tlw porlra¥ Stewart, MrOl ~· , .Ill ~- Silo• ~ llyo· ehJidrea, by Wuldagtno have appeared reoellt- 111!'1, Mr1. Boli NelsOO, lirt. . •l"i tlte ..,... w• �' ~"( . I ol •· .~ td \ f:OMMENTAllNG EDITOIIAUY ··· 'lite ·Dail:t~ ManlnSpoce s~ntin•l Where Do You Get The Truth? Sympathize with the citi>:en earnestly fe@king tbe truth about the affairs, 11orld and national, his government is Involved in. He haa &ood rea110n to believe, at any (iven time, that the incumbeJt national administration bas unparalleled soure~s of good Information . It kn9 s beUer than anyone wbft it is doing _ I and what is bappelling, especially in places where tacts are bard to gel. What the cllizt>n cannot know much of the time is how mucb of the trlle story an admld1Strallon ill leaving out or distorting - either for justifiable security reasons or its own protection. Generally speaking, the citizen also ill aware that ~utsiders, whether in Con· 11ress, in aiert civic groups, in the so- .. called "intellectual community," cannot hope to match an administration's information sources except in rare instances: Often, indeed, outsiders are grossly han. dicapped by major factual gaps. Mostly, however, they do not permit this to deter them from passing sure· handed judgment on what an adminis· 1tration does and says. Where stands the citizen In his quest! It would be nice if he ·h ad some reliable, impartial elearinghouse for truth, But where would this agency gel Its solid information? You can hardly find truth by compromising the outsiders' misinformation rooted iD Ignorance, and misinformation deliberately spread from the inside. - ·· ·- -~ Major Gamble Threatepjftg U. S•.With Serious Defeat ft the llnl Sputnlb bid Gil tilt ,_,... ~ 1World II• yeort •BO· . l;! U..leol ~ ID......Iloual Th<re . is little doubl tllat tlie '' 1;1 CAPE CANAVERAL <UPil - ml!llled s pIe o otatloo h a win tilt raea to land the flrst IntrigUed the Ru ..lano. ThotT toeh- ·, ·~ on lbo moon, the UDKed ,nlcal titeroturo il fllled ·With 1111t .:; ms7 be foreed to I'IJ tba of II. . ,1 " 01 aiiOiher major space de-l The opoctaeul.r fl&llt.o of .... ,,, lifi11""1"'rl11ps ill moot ..,....._ 1110111utl AIMiriOD Nlblayov lllll afong way. IPavel Popovich iss! August It lo a oaleulated gamble, and dem<lOotrated tbe Soviets oro out..m. will depoad upaa how terlnl the 11101t ..Ww port Ill • '" · u.s. oxperto hove lntarprllod -biiJJI·• olllloa a orbll.-fet· millntorpreted-Russlan lll- lllnll objeotl tlooo IDII'Ihor '1111 •~ /leloticlolo. · 1'.,. opocooblpo oama within """' · ·:;; Tho moon bao been tho favorite ' mlleo of eaeb tllhor. In man's opore-~ravellna The U.S. mlllllled orllltol lal;. ;~ 1 I~:=::: lor contm-les. It wao oraotry, on tho oilier b111d, liao ·• I• that he ....,ld blo up lo meandered •Ions at a le........, ·" noaroot spooo outpost juJt ao lpsoo In tho form of eojllooo ~ut ooon ao tranoportotion beeam• jlow-prlorlty paper P")jects. D. · available. America bet S20 blllioD- Brainerd Holmes, dlreolol' o1 the .m pi"' lor a man-to-the-moon proj- federal space agoncy'o manned ' on the logiw concluRion that spaceflight contor. said the ad-. · • . tbe lluosfanl, belni only hum111. vanead Sallll'll ....,ket boiJII 1 ·,; Before World War II, tiny Belgium, e;n air aid - offered in case of renewed would do the same. built would make such an orbit· standing In the shadow of the growing Red China attack - might be Imposed The Sovieto are human, but iRJ laboratory poesible. .. . Nazi war machine, Insisted on neutrality against India's will. tho> art 1101 a1w11s Joaical <in But, he said in 19112, Wo oro What is India's will? That 1 proper · Ameriun ..... of !bat word, just studying tho projeet" 11111 and refused all offers of military help lan)OWa)ll. There Is stroog leelingl that "we have not organl!ed : when the air defense be discussed only from France. u.s. scienUiic circles thai Rus- ' provam to 10 ahead with it... . The moment the Germans broke across Chinese are' driving across the Indian ;f Is almina not directly toward the Belgian border, the Belgians cried plains? moon but at tho oonotrucllon Ac}ually, the Indian government offlfrantically for assistance. It was too late, a manned orbital space otatlon CAREERS OFFERED of course, to protect the frontiers. In fact ciaUf has requested an air defense stu• WASHINGTON COLUMN " Ito 11e>t otep. Career opportunlUes In Na"7 dy. That ought to be an answer to those Popularl,, such a otatlon lo ••· Department offlceo located In the hastily summoned French and Britvisioned •• • Silnt' laboratory In Waohlnglon, D. C. are belnl ''' ish armies never could establish a line. like Menon, who toy irresponsibly with the sky. II would wheel endl.,sly offered to young women in this Belgium surrendered in .Jess than three that nation 's safety, for their own politi· In orbit around earth, serving •• area, acrordJnc llle the clvlllal cal gain . weeks. .. a work station for perhap.o 211 men Navy Representative, wllo will Freedom already has had too many We are getting some,..f the sa me more. be Interviewing typists, !len~ these days. A discredite Indian politi- last-minute rescues. India's indepenBy LYLE c. WILSON 1915. Eloonhower. Richard l\1. N'- In ito own way, a manned spaea graphers end secretaries. Mios Untied Prell ·Iil!eraaUooal I Thereafter, tho Republloana 1had CIIIIIOI'VOtlva - r t In station would be u prestigious Lavon Watson, Who will be I~ cian, Krishna Menon. can make fresh dence of spirit hardly requires it to go WASHINGTON <UPll Con· nominated candidates actively op.i but be .Ioat much of It durlnl as landing • man on the moon. cated at the Navy Rocrulllng hay out of foolish Indian fears that West- to the final brink before seeking help. • i are becoming lmpo· po,.d by U,. eonservatlvo party Republican National 111o man-lo·tllo-moon and man- Station, New Fedenl Build· for Sen: Barry Goldwatel, :factiopa _ Herbe;t Hoover, All IIIII 111.,. of It beforo lbo n~ space otatidn projeets rank inc, 500 Quarrier Street, CharRAriz. to announce his candida· :111. Landon, Wendell L. Willkle, paiiD ended. lido-by-side •• the major stopo Jeston, West VIrginia, will dillfor the Republican preolden- Tbomao E. Dewey, Dwl&ht li. Utile To Offer poeslble and probable for humOD ouss employment posslbJIIUes nomination. Republican conservaUveo extension Into opoce this deoade. and administer the ciVIl service Before they chiYVy the senator miJhUy little to offer thoir hero, Each has Its tslklnl points• eumnaUon. Offce houri ate I ommitting himself, lhe ReGoldwater, except /Ill -Landini men on the moon Is a. m, .unUI5:i!O p.m. weekday• ::~~:~~ conservatives ohould to get bta polltcial brolns eoDIIdered the more opeotacular and by appointment oo S.tur. their own oorry poll tical 0 O~ out a tthe 1911t Republlcaa because It Is oonslderably more days, telephne 343-e181. ·'· 1 ~ _Y\'1.since World War I. Gold· ~ lonlil po~Ueal eonventlo!'l· dlfRcuU. Once there, man hao ,· lw 11 ter is familiar with that ro<> M II water- anyone :- d...rvco taken 1 major otep toward masLEGAL NOTICE .. . That is reaSon enough lor ar. . better deal than that. terlng hla own omall chunk ot · , By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Summer tour of the British Isles . . . . . "' hesitate Jono before <Om· • The Past Chiefs of l\1 ell I The araumont ··- nomina~ apace by anchortns bimoell at '" TMI COURT 00 -o• ...... · 1s are qme · tlY swarm1'ng will ... __. a both end s and wor~•l u_ .,wa ,_ rd the c,. ..n.,Mllll COUNTY, 'GMIO SLA oIf.!Cia MISS MIDNIGHT'S NOTEB OOK · himself to "a pro-convtn-!'Temple Pythlan Sisters . . Jng lor proelueno wno,.,; ... ,.., . .·, Poor Judy "arland-no, rich Judy around night clubs and bars in Manhat· ro the Republican meet Monday even101 at 7.30 Republlcan · or 0 eoiJHI'Vatlve mlddle. m • - " .,_ .,_ " • f l · d r ! r.n t the home of Mrs P • .,..,.,, 01111, Garland-Certainly needs a new set of tan, with a new rasu o c osmgs an SUS· nomlnat~n. a • · Demoorat Ia both .U.ple and -Manned space stations offer "''•llff, advisors. If she hasn't sense enough to pensions expected within the next coup· conservatives have William AUinan. focllvo. n.e argument 11 lhat an opportunity lor a quicker re- .;':: ... n,.. ., refuse an interview with a represent&- le of months ... One of General Artists ~, nominated their The Racine Elementary PTA conaorvative cannot win the turn on the bUiiono o1 dollara In- • .Mfnor,u 1 . t d ••• · Md t730 ..._ , ' ,.. tive of a scandal sheet, somebody who Corporation's top agents JUst re ume l c:,::~~~!:,;• candidate for gresl· will meet on ay a : p.m. torat voteo of the populous vested In apace research. Aboard """'"'"'· ls being paid to protect her from making from Russia after trying to sign up some I; man In Jll2j was' Cal- at !lie grade school bulldJnc trtal sta~ whose poUijca Is dOID· oclentlsts could ..t up ,,!~ .\'-::! monumen\81 !~~!stakes should have re- of thei,r. JQ,p attraetions for dates in the Coolidge, already president Mareh 18. There will be a pro-_Jnated by b(g cltleo 1uch u communications network ~:"~.",j;:::'T.; r~ strained her. 'The resulting story not on· United States. In almost every case, he by succession to Warren G. Hard- Igram oo health lllll Mr. Bob COlO. Delrolt, Buffalo. atatlono, utroaomlcal ob- _ .. ruoo .,. ...,.Uol 'I.IIN' ... Jy blasted the press ("I'm sick of the way was given the "Don't call us, we'll call iog who died 1n office Aug. 2. 1Beegle wlll be present to show Phlladolphla, New York, aerva!Drles IDd perhapo oven ~..':,' &".::::,,"0~~..:':.. . reporters have written about me:• is one you" treatment. · ·· --- 1a film oned bealth and lint aid. u.. Anlolet, St: Loulo. "spy" oyoteJDI. , __.,__ ;:"'~.,":!t";~.:,'",: ~~..:'~ quote attributed to Judy : but Will .~erve The Supreme Court decision that hit I ••I~PII•ed from outside the body. be serv . It Ia further argued tllat It Both -lunar_.._., aad .,.. ....,..., or •"ll' ""' ...,...,, io disillusion the millions of fans who featherbedding in the railroad industry uterus and ovaries wertJ f MAR. It impossible ~ e1ec!t 1 presldeatlal manned ~tlons -will be &e· far:·:~·~·~:~ ~lt•._!01of11_~; thrilled to what they believed was genu- has brought rejoicing-perhaps prema· six years ago. 1 take ] The American Lesion Ladies ' candrdlte without oomo or .all 'l'h• quellloo Ia: "'· ~........ wuu.. ...,. ... ' ine emotion iJI her singing. lure-to the film and stage mdustries. estrogen tablet every day. xiliary to Feeney-Bennell tlo bll otatea. And there lo wblcb cameo flrll? """"" .. , "When you see me crying on stage, Producers are planning to eliminate 1 get very uncomfortable if 1 Post 128 nre sponmlng tile an- other important foetor . Tbe Uni~ SlUes has made Ita =~~ ~DP~'? just bet that I know what I'm doing. My many unnecessary workers as soon as skip the tablets. Is tlus because nual anniversary dinner 1 0 r acowt eonoervaHvoo lr tile 1 It wdl •hoot lor tile moon '" 10.. '~ .., •• o. " ··" ~ • tears are an act. I can turn them on or present contracts expire . . . The Dor- mv bndy can no longer product members or the American Le· Ilona! poiHieal Clmvenion. n.at and then plllh backwarda to ...... MO,f tCI ' ff t 'II If 1 · d d I • t H t I ·n Lo don is t•e scene of · · •· the eed r · 'ty 1·"-1 arth b'" ned NOTICI 1ts own estrogens? o a WI . smg a sa song an cues er o e 1 n " n o b1g " po '""" e -or lung . man opace PubUo no...o•·11 AP'LICAfi!IN b..1i, ...,.. •1lld' ,•·· 1gion, lho auxiliary and 1 h el r q think it will go over better with a little the greatest tourist attraction of the year A _ You do 801 say In what families, Tueoday evening leadera to nominate for president The U.S. ml!llled lullar =~•:n!:''!:.".:~.<::E.":.r:.r-::~:; 1 weeping- ! turn on the tears." said Judy. - the frequent appearantes of Elizabeth way skipping your tablets March It at 1,30 p.m. at Ill e vot.o lnaofar •• It II ...,trolled or lo set for early 11188. 11, u'""'" - n 41 0111o ,. Maybe that's true; it probably is. Taylor and Richard Burton in the bar, makes you feel bad, but if yoo Legion hall In Middleport. Thill deti..,y by labOr bo--. tba Ne- Tbe In this ·ointment Ia lito :::','":...":::"~ ,;:"r~ • " ... Some of the best performers in the the grill, and the lobby. The crowds of were to slop laking them entire- will be 1 oovered dish dinner aro and other olhDlc aroupo and poestbllltJ; that_lbo SoV<!ta ,.,,.n, ........,n. lite.. ttol Com. , world can cry at will. But it's not good curious onlookers flocking to the scene ly you would have what Jnllall a 1111111!ed stallion In :;.::--• .!l'"~?'t. ":;.~·t;,~ 11 with the auxiliary lurnlahlng cODdldatoo who will :a p p .• / showmanship for Judy to say it There have been so great, the management is known 18 1 "postoperative the meat and desoert. A pro- ~ly to tbe varloui bloco of orbit perblpo ao early eo """~,.M~':.'r.nrw":n~~1011:,:: are lots of dumbkopfs out there who seriously considering raising the rates to change of life," with its accom- gram will follow the dinner. btl city voten. Without tbta ,bloe 1985. and then uoo It ao a jumplnc· ~.:l.:'lf:•·_... stand in llrie to buy tickets to her con- take advantage of the increased trade . . . panying symptoms. Your doc· __ Sall b PTA lll oupport tho blr city polltleallead· piece lor moonboulld COimo- ..., w .....uoa •• ,. - .~ certs and get goose-bumps when she sits West Coast studio and jazz club musif • ''" s ury w mee1 er would · be out of bullneu. . .. uon •• ,..,...,nr .,. .,.., uu• on the edge of the stage and sings "Over cians bave been pouring into New York tor should arrqe or you to in tho achool auditorium Tuet- n.u. bloei fncholo 111o PtidllloiiPI iiiaw ~'::......- . " Oblo, ""'"'""''~ The Rainbow" with tears streaming . in greater numbers than ever before in taper off gradually. day at 7:!0 p.m. !loUie Wllson 10 011 u It ho-··illl-tw- Anlerloa K&JUo ..,... ·' .··, •· tat' ' · r,....... -J• IIH z.it:lt "'l'rlntf•r C. l'latl b down her face. Wlien she downgracles the history of the business. During the Ia ted . pu ~ re om· rtpre~~en 1ve For - · !Will have to watch 1 Rus•Jan ota· lllddlopon, o•1o · h 1 them, she ~ downgrading her loyal pub- _1950's, the exodus was the other way, Q_ was ·teres ~n Jour of General Telephone Co. wUI u. s. Sollllorl aad pornor1 'lion O,IDI avarbead · lor thrto · · . 111 .11. •• '" 1. 110 ., blic. which loves her and supports her with local hipsters treking to California article ahohut eye bba I . lu r give • demonalralion on "Meet with blc cltloo wltldu. tllelr .... yean 01' more beofre It can hope ll'lft: 'ftilfi . d B t t f th daughter as cere ra pa sy. Mr Sound" Refreshmenta wiU IllS llltl:l ' th . f It . h I f t whet er she s a or m, a ermg or tn roves, '' now mos o em are anx- Her third cranial nerve Ia . of· The Twin""t Garden c 1 u b llltn~cleo ~of muat ~ to-~.!!'"-~at. DIYOTID fO 'IIITII...-r OP , 1, 1 perfect. In effect, she tells them that ious to return. because the days of the fecled . With her riJbt eye sl1e . "'' nommaton a COIIIerVa... • ... ._... __ oou ...... • 1"7· •IIQ M*IOII AliiA they are a bunch of dopes to have been big studio staff orchestras are over, ma- can only distinguish Ugh• from will meet Tueoday tvenlna, at preoldenllal oaadldate. Tbe aona· cholpglcal blow equalled only by ••i 1 " 1•:• moved by her performances. ny flicker producers are making pic- dark. Could 1 exchange eyes the .home of Mro. T. ~-Hennes- tor1 , JOY""'!''" and otata polJtl.. the effect !bat tbe launc:hlnll of ran ~- -e.:'-k b sy wlth. l\lrs. Jed Webster Sr. w boloes demand 0 pNOidenllal And when she says about reporters, lures and TV shows entirely in the New .h h . d .., ., - .,... ... -=~ 1 . • , . about me. 1'f 1·t ma kes peo- y or k area, and JIZZ . c Iubs h ere are domg . wlt nore er moomplete·• or er 1o rna e er ao co.ho - •te••· ., .,. . .., ·,..,., ·ii\ "Let them he life eandidate who eu ralijo tba biOI' Some Goldwater enthuslasta be- c01110 ;eO.,. .-. ...pie want to see me. Their lies pay off at better than the ones on the Pacific. ' .· The trusteeo armual turkey voton, tba ~-power eJe. tiava tho!J' 111an could be oleeleci 1111.- - W9- : , c ;: ~ the box office", she is hitting many A - The nlloa 11 tilt endln_g dinner will be held Tundly, moat.o of Amorlcall politico. without elictoral votes from 'New ,_!Jt..'"':i newspapermen ~nd women who have reThe Greek newspapers have been °'- tile th<rd crantal nerve. It 15 March 19, at tho Rutland Melli· l!loma consorvotln RopublleODS York, l'otllllylvanla, Now Jrr.t, ~ ·~ · ~ frained from printing unpleasant stories belting Prince Philip because of a state· thll network nf IIbera lbot re- odlal Church. Servin( will be- believe !bat the, bavo the an- Nft Dllland. MlcblgOD, MI...,. " I'" =:::1: ~"1: .118 _ about Judy because they felt she was ment he made in Australia during his re- ceiv_es VISUal images .• Your un- gin •t 5:30 p.m., adult.o 11.211 ower to lli1o problem. It Ia for rl, w~. Orqon and Call- -.-t'::lJ!:: ~M m ~ sick and troubled and they didn't want cent tour with Queen Elizabeth. He told selfish . offer wouldn I w 0 r k. and children 75 <tllll. tho · Republlca:n party to 1011tt fornla. · ftO,'; a1 anu • to add to her woes. a Greek child, "I am not a Greek, al- There " no way to transplant Grwp 1 .of the Flrll U!lltad the liberal bloe . - . In tba ThaN ·...,.....uv• moy be ~ fiJt"tJ!i, W The Garland legend is a great one In though I was born in Greece". It certain· a retina or 1 whole eh. Only Presbyterian Church In Middle- North -lilt Negro, labor, otlmle """"bitt tboy ..-. polltlcalrNJ. ~-'"':co ·a =ti.lf:' ~.'': show business. It's a shame to see it de- ly seems like a mild enough statement, those persons _whose blindness port, will meet Tueldaji even- bloe _ and to 10 aft.r tba ...,. 111o._ If tba1 . hovo DD futurt In tba. - - ., • - · .• •., strayed with the help of the star herself. and obviously a true one, but one of the lo due to doudmg of llle cornea ing, March 19 at 7:!0 p.m. at oorv.Uvo, wbito aouthenl voten. Nortl>, they lli1111 b>li ,..........., ~- ~ 4 • .,, o.;• indignant publications went so far as to ,are benefitted by a corne.al tile church. lfastasea will be · Photograp~er Willie Rizzo, who has demand that he remove the Greek flag I transplant. The corneas are 18k· Mro . . Leland Brown, Mrs. Embeen an open secret in Elsa Martinelli 's from his coat of arms . TV performer en only after the death of tbe melt. Shuler, and Mro. Everett life for some time, jtas bee:n visiting her Woody Woodbury has rompleted an orig- donor. Bachner. ln London on w~kends while she's inal script for video dealing with baseQ - In yoar colulllll on con· MAR.• ' working in "International Hotel" . 'Jhe ball star Ted Williams' brush with death stipation you advised agaiMI London publications have been making during a bombing mission in North Kor- taking laxatives. Ooeo this ap- Tho Winding Trait. Glll'den . club will meet II the home of much hay about the status of the pair ea in 1953. The title is "Close One," and ply to Metamucil? . . . June Taylor turned down Larry it probably will be seen on the tubes next A -Psyllium hydrophilic mu· Mrs. J • an Mill Wednesd*Y Meek's new novelty tune. "The Kennedy Fall. Incidentally, a third Marine on that cilloid (Metamucil) is a non- March 2Gtb. . , Walk," for the Jackie Gleason TV danc- mission was John Glenn, who went on to Irritating preparation that gives !lev: Marrin .'~n anllOII~· ers because she thought it might be "an become a national hero as an astronaut sort bulklne" to stools. Per· ced • lrilasionary rally to be itisult to the President." Now, where Ex-NBC president Sylvester "Pat" sons who have ouch an irritable held In Cbii!JCOtlle,_Wednesday would Vaughan Meader be today if Ca- Weaver is expected to be the next pres!· bowel that they can't tolerate evenlnf, ~ !10. BllhOp rota· dence Records had felt the game way• dent of the Academy of TV Arts and Sci- any-roughage in fruit and veg· en G. Worner, who wiiJI ~I I . . Gerry Mulligan finally got his clear- ences- the group that gives out the Em· etable form may be beneflltl4 wife has )1111 ·rehlrned from · • by the "omoothage" of tbia 1111>- world toor of m11sionlll')' olat• ance to work in En&Jand and will do a mys. stance. It can also be safely Ions, will be tba ape~. Men)used by elderly per10111 creai- ben of Ho;ath Jl(e~ ~ 'f1 _J ' ~~ I} troubled by oonstlpau... who dellrl!!J to attend are uUd Ill find that even enormous oonlact lllrs. . Bruce Lloyd or J amounts of vegetable and lrult Rev. l>owlclll ~ - ru.lay, on Inadequate to give a norMAR. :'11. By Wayne G. Braadolad~ M.D. is accomplished by getting wa- splration. For the best proced• mal bowel movement. The Senior MOiflerl .; Mid· t Q - Ia 1 reeant columo con- ler back into the skin. 0 i I y ure to •uit your opeclal needs, . dleport llilh Sdtool will hOld 1 eemln& creams for dry skin, creams prevent evaporation of consult your doctor. Pleaao .... year q~t~IIOM rutllllulge '*Itt,' Mare~~ It; '12, ,... advloed oll~ creams rather persplratloo from the skin and loci eemmenll ~ llr. Wayne G. 23. at' tba Me~ - ~llt!lnl t1utn vanishing creams. Aren't permit rehydration from with· Q - Yoa oald In 1 recent ool- Brandotodt, M.D., In eon ol with· an pritoer~- I04nl totNrd . Qldlhlnr creams mo~e soften· ln. In the case of vanishing umn that taklnJ adnnal hor- jIIIIo lJ(Iper, Wltllo Dr. B...._ llle' Benklr 1'11P. ' ~ II cream, some moisture in I he mone over a long period of •tadt connol aillwer lndlvklal to be lh on• WedneldiJ;' lltfi!l!· lniT ~ - Alm•t UJ kind of cream may be ab!JOI'bed by tho time rendered 1 poroon's adren- lettora, .. wi1 Ullltr lellln zt or eentlci · Jlfn; l'.dllon ciNm applied to the skin will skin or, II put on thick enough al glando sluggish, and made of Joooral lntereol • l'lltare Bater; . Mrl. ' ilvll' 11tewatr; .l r !loll,_ • • il. Tile MlleniltJ ilt, 10o, may dam back tba por· bim dependent 011 bortlw1101 eola•u .u,p -u.:Gllil ,,:AI tiNt.> 111 ALVIN II. WDII J11. \ sto. m,. '" Call The Fireman Early -- Reports From The Capitol Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting I rs 0 cI AL II C I" I Cadets Look Forward To· Encampment 0., Mar •..!_8. 1!15~ 2-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middlepoft. "Jl.Jsi· ,·. c : ·.~ember, I'm the Longhair Around Here'· · · ·- - .•1. d t · N"" A""'-· ..... ;: := 3: = ,. .... .:'toi\ ='.:; J • l R eport ouav s lr.Jed lCa .. ·-if. meat dept. ••lu?nl · SWI~T'S '.• UPPY Bo,.ung MENT · INSPECTED LEAN, MILD, St~CAR CI,IRID St., 1 LB. TRAY PACK ~ arocery valuee! CAMPBELL'S Marshall's Science Fair Set April 5-6 4;1. GRHNsrws a' be . beaoity and health! HOUSE ClEANING? DON'T OVERLOOK WOOD PAIIIUIIG YOUR RUGS , , • -dy,Ndueod prleooon lno CIILI .. G fiLl' UnUiudlly l~w prlc11 111 Cell Now and arrange for Cleaning at Your Convenience. :r 'lllc cell-o ....... ............ typoo • .• .• L SQ. · Uli·p.'f, fLOOR TIL. ' 1 rToduce value•' -- ~ bakery buys! "Only Chain Store Bread Baked • The Yal~ Bra ad WHITE · Lenten S.ason Specioll Fir•King Crystal Ovenware ' CASSEROLE I~ 1'9 lb. bag FULL SIZE 16-oz. Quart with Knob Cover Limited Supply! oven breakage. Bakel Serve! Storti R.eheatl Com~re at 89c. Loaves , $ UNBELIEVABLE LOW, LOW PRICES! 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Bean with Bacon - Yeptallll Veplarian Yeptable-Yecelable I led~ CHEESE FOOD CREST TOOTH F.jSTE GN'd'HM'.II:CIIl ., Chef'S Delipf - '~ llolyoftypooand lpltlaLAIIaw• oup MILK-COTTAGE CHEESE CREAM - BUTTERMILK =••· ·· "\\i!iii :, .. =ten ..:, '· e,= r: MOIIAY- E• ht B' Lined J}p For pom •· t' Car d S ' EN -'k=· Former Station Operator Dies llelallvl!ll hove learned of death SUnday aflemooo at lbo . Lanc!uter, 0 ., hospitol of uu.. Each lltlllllllel' tile u. s. Air Edwin c.mbron, 51, a former Force ""'.. • IIIJC8IDPII1ellts Meigs · reoidenl. Civil Air l;'alrol cadets. Thla Mr. Cambroo had been Ill Ievt~nl II alwa)'ll anxtoully awtit- for 80Yeral yean. He ope·rat<!d, ed by aU cadets. For two weeko a grocery lllld JUOilne alation 1g 0UlS tile cadets llve on on Air Force ·at tbe Croaeroada for aboUt 11 . base, usually WrilJht · Palter· years preceding his residence YORK - The ...,Jecllotn I Son AFB In lhll reeton, all(l see In Lancaster. . .. printers' unexpec!od ,. bond the many OJIOI'IIlions He Ia eurvJved. by his w i 1 of a ~ntracl settleme,nt IOUShl that IO on at ooe of these eoltl· Nota Beata CambrOn; ·-~~~ by theJr lead...,. left publlsbets plex bases. . tor, Mrs. Guy IIWiseU of ·llt today with little bOP,O of resum- . S Wblle at encampment the ca• port: four grandcriildren, Jng publication thlt week. . dets may specialize ln work of nie, Peggy, Caihertne, and An· Mayor Robert Wagner, whose PT. PLEASANT ~ The eight lbo!l' own preferenoo .. If. for tllony; two great-grandchildren, ' setllement proposal had ~~ I B~~-lgcard .of tho a eadet Is mterested • br ot h e r Orville Cali>tlato f , ••· .ShoW for tile benefit in be will probably J>ron ot' f1orHJ D d pted b ';:,~istwr':. .~ Boys' Club at Poin_l . r«;lov• olassroom Instruction in ,lour' slsten, .Lena lieU~ all over again by calling both W. Va. Maroh 30 11 now fhot field end ·then· wa1cl> Air- bJ'OII lllld lllrs. , Loney aidoo to meetlaga today. mslnlctora work on ac- ana of Ow~ Ky · Mrs Ushers planned 8 meeting· Twin feature bouts of r I vo tual airplane engines. J 8 c k Crabtree '01 .. COIIIider what steps tbey eac~ match There are many- other flelda Green, Ky .• alid MD. Clarence , take, to end tbe 101-day-Oid shutEdthe Mayes, . · In which cadets may special- Filskr of Mlehlgan. W• .-...,. Th• ~ht, To Ulllit Qv.o..tltloo down. Co., vs. Sk"!'ter~ 1 Y le r, lze. Electronics, photography, oervlcea are ineomplele. • • • AthletiC. ..Jub, and 111edical care, armorment, by· , Corn,;S.cond & Mill Middleport HINCKLEY: Ohio - An Charles T o I e '· draullcs. and meteoroloiY are Monday thru Thu...,ay , •• ,,, , . • 9 A.M. to 6 P.M, ·mated 27,000 persons turned Mfg. Co., vs. J 0 h n only a few of these. IN WINTERSNAP D .. .' •. .8:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. " 'I to take a look at the town's Combined · Insurance, Encampments ·are usually · Ar~y Pvt. Robert L. Reed, . Friday ..mel h ld · Jul • t nd u~ !1011 o Mr,. and Mrs. Alvin ·Reed, · · famed buzzards and eaI pan- A semi-final attraction 'Is · e 10 . Y or ftugus ' a r Reedsville, recenUy took part cokes and sausages Sunday. Of. L'm M . Ita Mf Co on returnmg home any cadet E . WINTERSNAP 1 er, arte flelal 8 881'd 1't th g, ·• vs tell be b d learned a 1n xerclso 0 was e m s I Truslow Charleston Ath· can you a a oold weather field training successful "Buzzard Bunda~" letic Club. ·n' is a· light heavy- great deal and had thoroughly maneuver- in Korea, with otber Bli!OO ft was Inaugurated ·m weight light. enJoyed himself. members of the 7th Infantry Dl· 1957 · • A hearyweig~l bout pits Phil The "'",Force pays most of vision. 0 0 · · · Smith Charleston Athletic Club lt.e cadets expenses and pro- Reed 1 i Co b t . MOBRIDG.~,. S.D. -Officials vs, 8 ;,..mber of ihe Combined vldes for ample recreation . as Support ~o:.~;eror nthem a . planned to tear the chimney Insurance Team of Beckley well as top notch techmcal lnf . lr , 1 1 B tU G • tramlnJ. ·· an ys s a e roup. apert"tod ay tol earn whtbe e r Doug Ad kIn s Huntington It caused a family of nine per- fighting for the Hunting VFYI ----sons to die from c~rbon . wUI be matched against a wei- B dM b G Ide fumes. A suspJCIOU~ ne1gh, terweight from Comllisled In· oar . , em ers . et bor and pollee k1cked m t h e surance Beckley Senator s Attention front door of the ~au home Cooki~ Clayton: Charleston Sen.. Oakley c..Collins _<R), of Nelson Don Zeph1er, 29, late Athletic Club will fight L 0 u Ironton, has mtroduced a bill to Saturday and found the bndies, Connor Ceredo-Kenova ol tbe inclnde members or boards of all clad •In night clothes. Huntington VFW in ~ light- education in the public employ· ·" * weight bout es retirement !Jystem. School WASIDNGTON - Perform- A seoond ·welterweight light board members today, under . ers get their first opportunity pairs Mike Weekly Huntington Ohio law, receive 8 salary not ~shall Unlverslly Re,g!Oin· 1 today to testify before • con- VFW and Jim o •C:,nnor Char· to exceed three dollars per ~ n ~enc.':t F~IT Will be . gressional committee lnvestigat· lesion Athletic Club '· montll. pr a 610 the untvei'Sltr's lng broadcast ratings and tholr G Ak H .· Collins' bill would base re- Health and Phys1cal Educat1oo . ary ers, unhngton VFW Building Participants wll oom in II uence o.n rad10 and televi· goes against Bob ButTOws Char· tirement contributions on one- f · . . . e With This Coupon and Pur(hase of: 1 · s~n programs. lesion Athletic Club ir. Fly- third of the average annual sal· :J,m 1sen Ill' ~ JUntor high Jolmny ·Carson, host of NBC's weight bout ary paid to lull-time teachers of Oh.00 ~m ~ k ndtyWregJ on. "Tonlpt" television program Is Mayes :r~les Smith Weekly tho respective school districts. 1 1.0 • en c Y an es1 ,. scheduled to &ppear today Oth- were ch'ampio~s of their dlvl Board members would receive g Gma. d rd . th . · • f m nth el· ement credit ran awa wmner 1n, e ted I II 5 ANY Sill ers are expec to o ow dur· sioris in the 1963 Huntington our q r lr • · · senior divisJon will be given IRJ the bearings conducted by Golden Gloves Tourney. lor ~ach year of school board expense-paid trip to the Na·tiorl· [l the ~ouse Commer~e Special Limer, Connor and Hooper service. al Science Fair in Albuquerque W.Un• tblt Coupon Uua Investigating CommJttee, were runners-up in their divi. New Mex., and a trophy wll 'lhd. Dlh. lllart'h :ttl, lltJlll. Oft1 1111p111 .0 • • · • sions. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Strtckland go ·to the school of the win'"""· •.eh , ....... , . WAS"::NGTON- The govem- Ollie Adkins, Huntington Po· Pomeroy were recent guests along with an award ribbon ment will ope.n the door Tues· lice Department is the match- of her Sisler, lllrs. Leone CUrtiS. a certificate. day to llcenSIDg of . two types maker. n.e show to be held at Mary Grace Stobart of Colum- Four first second and third American or Plmonlo oJ measles vaccines aimed at tile Point Pleasant lflgh School b!IS spent tile ~eek end with place awards will made Jn wiping out a disease almost as is sanctioned by Mr. and Mrs. Btll Hysell. the IoUowmg . categories . m . ~o_n__,_to_ch_ll.::.dh~ood~iia~siiis~k~ln~·~::._::-=...:..:::::=.:.:A::th::-le:t:i:::_c..::Co:;:m:_::- m1sson ·: 1 an·d· sIagod und er th etr . senior -oo_mm . ·divison · • 'physlos . • matlle· . Rlpervislbn. ~ . mabcs, ~nd engineerm.g, biolog·Dr. Dan Glassman, Point leal sctenoos, chemiSty, and Pleasant, will be the ringside earth SCiences: They w•ll ~n· 2-tb. d ctor elude calllt pflzes, medal, rlhLoaf 0 • bons and certificates. CIRci.E TO MEET ·· The award schedule has been The Friendly Circle of 1 h e extended for the junior divi· .· Federated church will me e t SIOn. Tuesday evening. March 19. The IIEEDSVILLE feature of the program will be ..lt._ a play Jn · charge of Mrs. Ed· Mr. and Mrs. Brian S~;:~: 11 gar Arnold assisted by Mrs. and daaghler, Lisa, of ~ Werner and Mrs. .T o m field spent the weekend with Young. lllr, and Mrs. Chester Simpson. - ,...., .,. DAIL'y • $249 With This . CouP.,n cilitles assure >'ou of a per· f~t job, . ~· '· (jo $5.00 Purchase 1r· ... i ,. lugs . lhlllltl"olnt· •. ~..,"!!bin .''.l.:'" D.!'li C'"nlnt (All. typil) . or mort Cool Co111fort at Vz Tho Price You'd Expect To Pay l C~n-Aqua- Yellow ltdHm This Coupon Thru WMI., Mor. 20, 1963, .At Youf NeaNit IVA~S SUP!I MAIKU. lhonitooolnt w..l ($3.98 Without Coupon i 10c ":: 10c · ~. H." ·'·' ·Lou"""' Wolhlril - -3· C '·ft,*"· 'AWIIIUI FOLDIII CHAIR . $2·49 With This . (~US Without Coupoli 6Cou-) · $5;oo· Purchan r IliON. h<~''" Thll Cout- i'hru WOtl.; Mar. 20, 1~. Al -T-... NH"'• tYANs' SUPH: MAllin., ' Al.UMIIUM CHAISE LOUIIIE $4 · 99 With Thio Coupon 6- , • ($6,.98 Without 1 Coupon I · $1 0 Purchase or more l . . .m. Thlt co._ Th"' W"!!., Mar. 20, t~~. ' • AI Tooit - -· IVANS SUI'I,I , "!AIIKIT: I I �' ~"( . I ol •· .~ td \ f:OMMENTAllNG EDITOIIAUY ··· 'lite ·Dail:t~ ManlnSpoce s~ntin•l Where Do You Get The Truth? Sympathize with the citi>:en earnestly fe@king tbe truth about the affairs, 11orld and national, his government is Involved in. He haa &ood rea110n to believe, at any (iven time, that the incumbeJt national administration bas unparalleled soure~s of good Information . It kn9 s beUer than anyone wbft it is doing _ I and what is bappelling, especially in places where tacts are bard to gel. What the cllizt>n cannot know much of the time is how mucb of the trlle story an admld1Strallon ill leaving out or distorting - either for justifiable security reasons or its own protection. Generally speaking, the citizen also ill aware that ~utsiders, whether in Con· 11ress, in aiert civic groups, in the so- .. called "intellectual community," cannot hope to match an administration's information sources except in rare instances: Often, indeed, outsiders are grossly han. dicapped by major factual gaps. Mostly, however, they do not permit this to deter them from passing sure· handed judgment on what an adminis· 1tration does and says. Where stands the citizen In his quest! It would be nice if he ·h ad some reliable, impartial elearinghouse for truth, But where would this agency gel Its solid information? You can hardly find truth by compromising the outsiders' misinformation rooted iD Ignorance, and misinformation deliberately spread from the inside. - ·· ·- -~ Major Gamble Threatepjftg U. S•.With Serious Defeat ft the llnl Sputnlb bid Gil tilt ,_,... ~ 1World II• yeort •BO· . l;! U..leol ~ ID......Iloual Th<re . is little doubl tllat tlie '' 1;1 CAPE CANAVERAL <UPil - ml!llled s pIe o otatloo h a win tilt raea to land the flrst IntrigUed the Ru ..lano. ThotT toeh- ·, ·~ on lbo moon, the UDKed ,nlcal titeroturo il fllled ·With 1111t .:; ms7 be foreed to I'IJ tba of II. . ,1 " 01 aiiOiher major space de-l The opoctaeul.r fl&llt.o of .... ,,, lifi11""1"'rl11ps ill moot ..,....._ 1110111utl AIMiriOD Nlblayov lllll afong way. IPavel Popovich iss! August It lo a oaleulated gamble, and dem<lOotrated tbe Soviets oro out..m. will depoad upaa how terlnl the 11101t ..Ww port Ill • '" · u.s. oxperto hove lntarprllod -biiJJI·• olllloa a orbll.-fet· millntorpreted-Russlan lll- lllnll objeotl tlooo IDII'Ihor '1111 •~ /leloticlolo. · 1'.,. opocooblpo oama within """' · ·:;; Tho moon bao been tho favorite ' mlleo of eaeb tllhor. In man's opore-~ravellna The U.S. mlllllled orllltol lal;. ;~ 1 I~:=::: lor contm-les. It wao oraotry, on tho oilier b111d, liao ·• I• that he ....,ld blo up lo meandered •Ions at a le........, ·" noaroot spooo outpost juJt ao lpsoo In tho form of eojllooo ~ut ooon ao tranoportotion beeam• jlow-prlorlty paper P")jects. D. · available. America bet S20 blllioD- Brainerd Holmes, dlreolol' o1 the .m pi"' lor a man-to-the-moon proj- federal space agoncy'o manned ' on the logiw concluRion that spaceflight contor. said the ad-. · • . tbe lluosfanl, belni only hum111. vanead Sallll'll ....,ket boiJII 1 ·,; Before World War II, tiny Belgium, e;n air aid - offered in case of renewed would do the same. built would make such an orbit· standing In the shadow of the growing Red China attack - might be Imposed The Sovieto are human, but iRJ laboratory poesible. .. . Nazi war machine, Insisted on neutrality against India's will. tho> art 1101 a1w11s Joaical <in But, he said in 19112, Wo oro What is India's will? That 1 proper · Ameriun ..... of !bat word, just studying tho projeet" 11111 and refused all offers of military help lan)OWa)ll. There Is stroog leelingl that "we have not organl!ed : when the air defense be discussed only from France. u.s. scienUiic circles thai Rus- ' provam to 10 ahead with it... . The moment the Germans broke across Chinese are' driving across the Indian ;f Is almina not directly toward the Belgian border, the Belgians cried plains? moon but at tho oonotrucllon Ac}ually, the Indian government offlfrantically for assistance. It was too late, a manned orbital space otatlon CAREERS OFFERED of course, to protect the frontiers. In fact ciaUf has requested an air defense stu• WASHINGTON COLUMN " Ito 11e>t otep. Career opportunlUes In Na"7 dy. That ought to be an answer to those Popularl,, such a otatlon lo ••· Department offlceo located In the hastily summoned French and Britvisioned •• • Silnt' laboratory In Waohlnglon, D. C. are belnl ''' ish armies never could establish a line. like Menon, who toy irresponsibly with the sky. II would wheel endl.,sly offered to young women in this Belgium surrendered in .Jess than three that nation 's safety, for their own politi· In orbit around earth, serving •• area, acrordJnc llle the clvlllal cal gain . weeks. .. a work station for perhap.o 211 men Navy Representative, wllo will Freedom already has had too many We are getting some,..f the sa me more. be Interviewing typists, !len~ these days. A discredite Indian politi- last-minute rescues. India's indepenBy LYLE c. WILSON 1915. Eloonhower. Richard l\1. N'- In ito own way, a manned spaea graphers end secretaries. Mios Untied Prell ·Iil!eraaUooal I Thereafter, tho Republloana 1had CIIIIIOI'VOtlva - r t In station would be u prestigious Lavon Watson, Who will be I~ cian, Krishna Menon. can make fresh dence of spirit hardly requires it to go WASHINGTON <UPll Con· nominated candidates actively op.i but be .Ioat much of It durlnl as landing • man on the moon. cated at the Navy Rocrulllng hay out of foolish Indian fears that West- to the final brink before seeking help. • i are becoming lmpo· po,.d by U,. eonservatlvo party Republican National 111o man-lo·tllo-moon and man- Station, New Fedenl Build· for Sen: Barry Goldwatel, :factiopa _ Herbe;t Hoover, All IIIII 111.,. of It beforo lbo n~ space otatidn projeets rank inc, 500 Quarrier Street, CharRAriz. to announce his candida· :111. Landon, Wendell L. Willkle, paiiD ended. lido-by-side •• the major stopo Jeston, West VIrginia, will dillfor the Republican preolden- Tbomao E. Dewey, Dwl&ht li. Utile To Offer poeslble and probable for humOD ouss employment posslbJIIUes nomination. Republican conservaUveo extension Into opoce this deoade. and administer the ciVIl service Before they chiYVy the senator miJhUy little to offer thoir hero, Each has Its tslklnl points• eumnaUon. Offce houri ate I ommitting himself, lhe ReGoldwater, except /Ill -Landini men on the moon Is a. m, .unUI5:i!O p.m. weekday• ::~~:~~ conservatives ohould to get bta polltcial brolns eoDIIdered the more opeotacular and by appointment oo S.tur. their own oorry poll tical 0 O~ out a tthe 1911t Republlcaa because It Is oonslderably more days, telephne 343-e181. ·'· 1 ~ _Y\'1.since World War I. Gold· ~ lonlil po~Ueal eonventlo!'l· dlfRcuU. Once there, man hao ,· lw 11 ter is familiar with that ro<> M II water- anyone :- d...rvco taken 1 major otep toward masLEGAL NOTICE .. . That is reaSon enough lor ar. . better deal than that. terlng hla own omall chunk ot · , By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Summer tour of the British Isles . . . . . "' hesitate Jono before <Om· • The Past Chiefs of l\1 ell I The araumont ··- nomina~ apace by anchortns bimoell at '" TMI COURT 00 -o• ...... · 1s are qme · tlY swarm1'ng will ... __. a both end s and wor~•l u_ .,wa ,_ rd the c,. ..n.,Mllll COUNTY, 'GMIO SLA oIf.!Cia MISS MIDNIGHT'S NOTEB OOK · himself to "a pro-convtn-!'Temple Pythlan Sisters . . Jng lor proelueno wno,.,; ... ,.., . .·, Poor Judy "arland-no, rich Judy around night clubs and bars in Manhat· ro the Republican meet Monday even101 at 7.30 Republlcan · or 0 eoiJHI'Vatlve mlddle. m • - " .,_ .,_ " • f l · d r ! r.n t the home of Mrs P • .,..,.,, 01111, Garland-Certainly needs a new set of tan, with a new rasu o c osmgs an SUS· nomlnat~n. a • · Demoorat Ia both .U.ple and -Manned space stations offer "''•llff, advisors. If she hasn't sense enough to pensions expected within the next coup· conservatives have William AUinan. focllvo. n.e argument 11 lhat an opportunity lor a quicker re- .;':: ... n,.. ., refuse an interview with a represent&- le of months ... One of General Artists ~, nominated their The Racine Elementary PTA conaorvative cannot win the turn on the bUiiono o1 dollara In- • .Mfnor,u 1 . t d ••• · Md t730 ..._ , ' ,.. tive of a scandal sheet, somebody who Corporation's top agents JUst re ume l c:,::~~~!:,;• candidate for gresl· will meet on ay a : p.m. torat voteo of the populous vested In apace research. Aboard """'"'"'· ls being paid to protect her from making from Russia after trying to sign up some I; man In Jll2j was' Cal- at !lie grade school bulldJnc trtal sta~ whose poUijca Is dOID· oclentlsts could ..t up ,,!~ .\'-::! monumen\81 !~~!stakes should have re- of thei,r. JQ,p attraetions for dates in the Coolidge, already president Mareh 18. There will be a pro-_Jnated by b(g cltleo 1uch u communications network ~:"~.",j;:::'T.; r~ strained her. 'The resulting story not on· United States. In almost every case, he by succession to Warren G. Hard- Igram oo health lllll Mr. Bob COlO. Delrolt, Buffalo. atatlono, utroaomlcal ob- _ .. ruoo .,. ...,.Uol 'I.IIN' ... Jy blasted the press ("I'm sick of the way was given the "Don't call us, we'll call iog who died 1n office Aug. 2. 1Beegle wlll be present to show Phlladolphla, New York, aerva!Drles IDd perhapo oven ~..':,' &".::::,,"0~~..:':.. . reporters have written about me:• is one you" treatment. · ·· --- 1a film oned bealth and lint aid. u.. Anlolet, St: Loulo. "spy" oyoteJDI. , __.,__ ;:"'~.,":!t";~.:,'",: ~~..:'~ quote attributed to Judy : but Will .~erve The Supreme Court decision that hit I ••I~PII•ed from outside the body. be serv . It Ia further argued tllat It Both -lunar_.._., aad .,.. ....,..., or •"ll' ""' ...,...,, io disillusion the millions of fans who featherbedding in the railroad industry uterus and ovaries wertJ f MAR. It impossible ~ e1ec!t 1 presldeatlal manned ~tlons -will be &e· far:·:~·~·~:~ ~lt•._!01of11_~; thrilled to what they believed was genu- has brought rejoicing-perhaps prema· six years ago. 1 take ] The American Lesion Ladies ' candrdlte without oomo or .all 'l'h• quellloo Ia: "'· ~........ wuu.. ...,. ... ' ine emotion iJI her singing. lure-to the film and stage mdustries. estrogen tablet every day. xiliary to Feeney-Bennell tlo bll otatea. And there lo wblcb cameo flrll? """"" .. , "When you see me crying on stage, Producers are planning to eliminate 1 get very uncomfortable if 1 Post 128 nre sponmlng tile an- other important foetor . Tbe Uni~ SlUes has made Ita =~~ ~DP~'? just bet that I know what I'm doing. My many unnecessary workers as soon as skip the tablets. Is tlus because nual anniversary dinner 1 0 r acowt eonoervaHvoo lr tile 1 It wdl •hoot lor tile moon '" 10.. '~ .., •• o. " ··" ~ • tears are an act. I can turn them on or present contracts expire . . . The Dor- mv bndy can no longer product members or the American Le· Ilona! poiHieal Clmvenion. n.at and then plllh backwarda to ...... MO,f tCI ' ff t 'II If 1 · d d I • t H t I ·n Lo don is t•e scene of · · •· the eed r · 'ty 1·"-1 arth b'" ned NOTICI 1ts own estrogens? o a WI . smg a sa song an cues er o e 1 n " n o b1g " po '""" e -or lung . man opace PubUo no...o•·11 AP'LICAfi!IN b..1i, ...,.. •1lld' ,•·· 1gion, lho auxiliary and 1 h el r q think it will go over better with a little the greatest tourist attraction of the year A _ You do 801 say In what families, Tueoday evening leadera to nominate for president The U.S. ml!llled lullar =~•:n!:''!:.".:~.<::E.":.r:.r-::~:; 1 weeping- ! turn on the tears." said Judy. - the frequent appearantes of Elizabeth way skipping your tablets March It at 1,30 p.m. at Ill e vot.o lnaofar •• It II ...,trolled or lo set for early 11188. 11, u'""'" - n 41 0111o ,. Maybe that's true; it probably is. Taylor and Richard Burton in the bar, makes you feel bad, but if yoo Legion hall In Middleport. Thill deti..,y by labOr bo--. tba Ne- Tbe In this ·ointment Ia lito :::','":...":::"~ ,;:"r~ • " ... Some of the best performers in the the grill, and the lobby. The crowds of were to slop laking them entire- will be 1 oovered dish dinner aro and other olhDlc aroupo and poestbllltJ; that_lbo SoV<!ta ,.,,.n, ........,n. lite.. ttol Com. , world can cry at will. But it's not good curious onlookers flocking to the scene ly you would have what Jnllall a 1111111!ed stallion In :;.::--• .!l'"~?'t. ":;.~·t;,~ 11 with the auxiliary lurnlahlng cODdldatoo who will :a p p .• / showmanship for Judy to say it There have been so great, the management is known 18 1 "postoperative the meat and desoert. A pro- ~ly to tbe varloui bloco of orbit perblpo ao early eo """~,.M~':.'r.nrw":n~~1011:,:: are lots of dumbkopfs out there who seriously considering raising the rates to change of life," with its accom- gram will follow the dinner. btl city voten. Without tbta ,bloe 1985. and then uoo It ao a jumplnc· ~.:l.:'lf:•·_... stand in llrie to buy tickets to her con- take advantage of the increased trade . . . panying symptoms. Your doc· __ Sall b PTA lll oupport tho blr city polltleallead· piece lor moonboulld COimo- ..., w .....uoa •• ,. - .~ certs and get goose-bumps when she sits West Coast studio and jazz club musif • ''" s ury w mee1 er would · be out of bullneu. . .. uon •• ,..,...,nr .,. .,.., uu• on the edge of the stage and sings "Over cians bave been pouring into New York tor should arrqe or you to in tho achool auditorium Tuet- n.u. bloei fncholo 111o PtidllloiiPI iiiaw ~'::......- . " Oblo, ""'"'""''~ The Rainbow" with tears streaming . in greater numbers than ever before in taper off gradually. day at 7:!0 p.m. !loUie Wllson 10 011 u It ho-··illl-tw- Anlerloa K&JUo ..,... ·' .··, •· tat' ' · r,....... -J• IIH z.it:lt "'l'rlntf•r C. l'latl b down her face. Wlien she downgracles the history of the business. During the Ia ted . pu ~ re om· rtpre~~en 1ve For - · !Will have to watch 1 Rus•Jan ota· lllddlopon, o•1o · h 1 them, she ~ downgrading her loyal pub- _1950's, the exodus was the other way, Q_ was ·teres ~n Jour of General Telephone Co. wUI u. s. Sollllorl aad pornor1 'lion O,IDI avarbead · lor thrto · · . 111 .11. •• '" 1. 110 ., blic. which loves her and supports her with local hipsters treking to California article ahohut eye bba I . lu r give • demonalralion on "Meet with blc cltloo wltldu. tllelr .... yean 01' more beofre It can hope ll'lft: 'ftilfi . d B t t f th daughter as cere ra pa sy. Mr Sound" Refreshmenta wiU IllS llltl:l ' th . f It . h I f t whet er she s a or m, a ermg or tn roves, '' now mos o em are anx- Her third cranial nerve Ia . of· The Twin""t Garden c 1 u b llltn~cleo ~of muat ~ to-~.!!'"-~at. DIYOTID fO 'IIITII...-r OP , 1, 1 perfect. In effect, she tells them that ious to return. because the days of the fecled . With her riJbt eye sl1e . "'' nommaton a COIIIerVa... • ... ._... __ oou ...... • 1"7· •IIQ M*IOII AliiA they are a bunch of dopes to have been big studio staff orchestras are over, ma- can only distinguish Ugh• from will meet Tueoday tvenlna, at preoldenllal oaadldate. Tbe aona· cholpglcal blow equalled only by ••i 1 " 1•:• moved by her performances. ny flicker producers are making pic- dark. Could 1 exchange eyes the .home of Mro. T. ~-Hennes- tor1 , JOY""'!''" and otata polJtl.. the effect !bat tbe launc:hlnll of ran ~- -e.:'-k b sy wlth. l\lrs. Jed Webster Sr. w boloes demand 0 pNOidenllal And when she says about reporters, lures and TV shows entirely in the New .h h . d .., ., - .,... ... -=~ 1 . • , . about me. 1'f 1·t ma kes peo- y or k area, and JIZZ . c Iubs h ere are domg . wlt nore er moomplete·• or er 1o rna e er ao co.ho - •te••· ., .,. . .., ·,..,., ·ii\ "Let them he life eandidate who eu ralijo tba biOI' Some Goldwater enthuslasta be- c01110 ;eO.,. .-. ...pie want to see me. Their lies pay off at better than the ones on the Pacific. ' .· The trusteeo armual turkey voton, tba ~-power eJe. tiava tho!J' 111an could be oleeleci 1111.- - W9- : , c ;: ~ the box office", she is hitting many A - The nlloa 11 tilt endln_g dinner will be held Tundly, moat.o of Amorlcall politico. without elictoral votes from 'New ,_!Jt..'"':i newspapermen ~nd women who have reThe Greek newspapers have been °'- tile th<rd crantal nerve. It 15 March 19, at tho Rutland Melli· l!loma consorvotln RopublleODS York, l'otllllylvanla, Now Jrr.t, ~ ·~ · ~ frained from printing unpleasant stories belting Prince Philip because of a state· thll network nf IIbera lbot re- odlal Church. Servin( will be- believe !bat the, bavo the an- Nft Dllland. MlcblgOD, MI...,. " I'" =:::1: ~"1: .118 _ about Judy because they felt she was ment he made in Australia during his re- ceiv_es VISUal images .• Your un- gin •t 5:30 p.m., adult.o 11.211 ower to lli1o problem. It Ia for rl, w~. Orqon and Call- -.-t'::lJ!:: ~M m ~ sick and troubled and they didn't want cent tour with Queen Elizabeth. He told selfish . offer wouldn I w 0 r k. and children 75 <tllll. tho · Republlca:n party to 1011tt fornla. · ftO,'; a1 anu • to add to her woes. a Greek child, "I am not a Greek, al- There " no way to transplant Grwp 1 .of the Flrll U!lltad the liberal bloe . - . In tba ThaN ·...,.....uv• moy be ~ fiJt"tJ!i, W The Garland legend is a great one In though I was born in Greece". It certain· a retina or 1 whole eh. Only Presbyterian Church In Middle- North -lilt Negro, labor, otlmle """"bitt tboy ..-. polltlcalrNJ. ~-'"':co ·a =ti.lf:' ~.'': show business. It's a shame to see it de- ly seems like a mild enough statement, those persons _whose blindness port, will meet Tueldaji even- bloe _ and to 10 aft.r tba ...,. 111o._ If tba1 . hovo DD futurt In tba. - - ., • - · .• •., strayed with the help of the star herself. and obviously a true one, but one of the lo due to doudmg of llle cornea ing, March 19 at 7:!0 p.m. at oorv.Uvo, wbito aouthenl voten. Nortl>, they lli1111 b>li ,..........., ~- ~ 4 • .,, o.;• indignant publications went so far as to ,are benefitted by a corne.al tile church. lfastasea will be · Photograp~er Willie Rizzo, who has demand that he remove the Greek flag I transplant. The corneas are 18k· Mro . . Leland Brown, Mrs. Embeen an open secret in Elsa Martinelli 's from his coat of arms . TV performer en only after the death of tbe melt. Shuler, and Mro. Everett life for some time, jtas bee:n visiting her Woody Woodbury has rompleted an orig- donor. Bachner. ln London on w~kends while she's inal script for video dealing with baseQ - In yoar colulllll on con· MAR.• ' working in "International Hotel" . 'Jhe ball star Ted Williams' brush with death stipation you advised agaiMI London publications have been making during a bombing mission in North Kor- taking laxatives. Ooeo this ap- Tho Winding Trait. Glll'den . club will meet II the home of much hay about the status of the pair ea in 1953. The title is "Close One," and ply to Metamucil? . . . June Taylor turned down Larry it probably will be seen on the tubes next A -Psyllium hydrophilic mu· Mrs. J • an Mill Wednesd*Y Meek's new novelty tune. "The Kennedy Fall. Incidentally, a third Marine on that cilloid (Metamucil) is a non- March 2Gtb. . , Walk," for the Jackie Gleason TV danc- mission was John Glenn, who went on to Irritating preparation that gives !lev: Marrin .'~n anllOII~· ers because she thought it might be "an become a national hero as an astronaut sort bulklne" to stools. Per· ced • lrilasionary rally to be itisult to the President." Now, where Ex-NBC president Sylvester "Pat" sons who have ouch an irritable held In Cbii!JCOtlle,_Wednesday would Vaughan Meader be today if Ca- Weaver is expected to be the next pres!· bowel that they can't tolerate evenlnf, ~ !10. BllhOp rota· dence Records had felt the game way• dent of the Academy of TV Arts and Sci- any-roughage in fruit and veg· en G. Worner, who wiiJI ~I I . . Gerry Mulligan finally got his clear- ences- the group that gives out the Em· etable form may be beneflltl4 wife has )1111 ·rehlrned from · • by the "omoothage" of tbia 1111>- world toor of m11sionlll')' olat• ance to work in En&Jand and will do a mys. stance. It can also be safely Ions, will be tba ape~. Men)used by elderly per10111 creai- ben of Ho;ath Jl(e~ ~ 'f1 _J ' ~~ I} troubled by oonstlpau... who dellrl!!J to attend are uUd Ill find that even enormous oonlact lllrs. . Bruce Lloyd or J amounts of vegetable and lrult Rev. l>owlclll ~ - ru.lay, on Inadequate to give a norMAR. :'11. By Wayne G. Braadolad~ M.D. is accomplished by getting wa- splration. For the best proced• mal bowel movement. The Senior MOiflerl .; Mid· t Q - Ia 1 reeant columo con- ler back into the skin. 0 i I y ure to •uit your opeclal needs, . dleport llilh Sdtool will hOld 1 eemln& creams for dry skin, creams prevent evaporation of consult your doctor. Pleaao .... year q~t~IIOM rutllllulge '*Itt,' Mare~~ It; '12, ,... advloed oll~ creams rather persplratloo from the skin and loci eemmenll ~ llr. Wayne G. 23. at' tba Me~ - ~llt!lnl t1utn vanishing creams. Aren't permit rehydration from with· Q - Yoa oald In 1 recent ool- Brandotodt, M.D., In eon ol with· an pritoer~- I04nl totNrd . Qldlhlnr creams mo~e soften· ln. In the case of vanishing umn that taklnJ adnnal hor- jIIIIo lJ(Iper, Wltllo Dr. B...._ llle' Benklr 1'11P. ' ~ II cream, some moisture in I he mone over a long period of •tadt connol aillwer lndlvklal to be lh on• WedneldiJ;' lltfi!l!· lniT ~ - Alm•t UJ kind of cream may be ab!JOI'bed by tho time rendered 1 poroon's adren- lettora, .. wi1 Ullltr lellln zt or eentlci · Jlfn; l'.dllon ciNm applied to the skin will skin or, II put on thick enough al glando sluggish, and made of Joooral lntereol • l'lltare Bater; . Mrl. ' ilvll' 11tewatr; .l r !loll,_ • • il. Tile MlleniltJ ilt, 10o, may dam back tba por· bim dependent 011 bortlw1101 eola•u .u,p -u.:Gllil ,,:AI tiNt.> 111 ALVIN II. WDII J11. \ sto. m,. '" Call The Fireman Early -- Reports From The Capitol Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting I rs 0 cI AL II C I" I Cadets Look Forward To· Encampment 0., Mar •..!_8. 1!15~ 2-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middlepoft. "Jl.Jsi· ,·. c : ·.~ember, I'm the Longhair Around Here'· · · ·- - .•1. d t · N"" A""'-· ..... ;: := 3: = ,. .... .:'toi\ ='.:; J • l R eport ouav s lr.Jed lCa .. ·-if. meat dept. ••lu?nl · SWI~T'S '.• UPPY Bo,.ung MENT · INSPECTED LEAN, MILD, St~CAR CI,IRID St., 1 LB. TRAY PACK ~ arocery valuee! CAMPBELL'S Marshall's Science Fair Set April 5-6 4;1. GRHNsrws a' be . beaoity and health! HOUSE ClEANING? DON'T OVERLOOK WOOD PAIIIUIIG YOUR RUGS , , • -dy,Ndueod prleooon lno CIILI .. G fiLl' UnUiudlly l~w prlc11 111 Cell Now and arrange for Cleaning at Your Convenience. :r 'lllc cell-o ....... ............ typoo • .• .• L SQ. · Uli·p.'f, fLOOR TIL. ' 1 rToduce value•' -- ~ bakery buys! "Only Chain Store Bread Baked • The Yal~ Bra ad WHITE · Lenten S.ason Specioll Fir•King Crystal Ovenware ' CASSEROLE I~ 1'9 lb. bag FULL SIZE 16-oz. Quart with Knob Cover Limited Supply! oven breakage. Bakel Serve! Storti R.eheatl Com~re at 89c. Loaves , $ UNBELIEVABLE LOW, LOW PRICES! ON FIRST QUALITY PECO LAWN AND PATIO FURNITURE SOc M:UG R15~·r 14 Ul liT. ' ALUMINUM FOLDING CHAIR laundry washed . . . Our fa· • ..... SQ, \ "*' . . . dry cleaned ... or regular ., ntWioi W.r fllo. ,.. .;;-• • . t.IM of ~..,. aftd pCIIIelnl. ' pkgs. Whether It should be shampooed lit bo...... ltlaftthali, ...... ' , 10·01. SOUP 'N HOT DRINK for your type of rug or carpet .. . low .. ·•••••• STRAWHERRIES.. Exciting NEW Design lkz. Heat Proof Complete cleaning service especially AI . ~frozen foe~•delr-;.'; ENRICHED 2· Year guanntte •t•inst RUG & CARPET CLEANING ASpecialty I! cans kalie EVANS Sin WMIII~InfinwHio­ lie FT. SQ. 10~1.-oz. Yellow Onions __ 3 Econ. .. low !II .. ALL PURPOSE •• g. 69c and.palloml. Bean with Bacon - Yeptallll Veplarian Yeptable-Yecelable I led~ CHEESE FOOD CREST TOOTH F.jSTE GN'd'HM'.II:CIIl ., Chef'S Delipf - '~ llolyoftypooand lpltlaLAIIaw• oup MILK-COTTAGE CHEESE CREAM - BUTTERMILK =••· ·· "\\i!iii :, .. =ten ..:, '· e,= r: MOIIAY- E• ht B' Lined J}p For pom •· t' Car d S ' EN -'k=· Former Station Operator Dies llelallvl!ll hove learned of death SUnday aflemooo at lbo . Lanc!uter, 0 ., hospitol of uu.. Each lltlllllllel' tile u. s. Air Edwin c.mbron, 51, a former Force ""'.. • IIIJC8IDPII1ellts Meigs · reoidenl. Civil Air l;'alrol cadets. Thla Mr. Cambroo had been Ill Ievt~nl II alwa)'ll anxtoully awtit- for 80Yeral yean. He ope·rat<!d, ed by aU cadets. For two weeko a grocery lllld JUOilne alation 1g 0UlS tile cadets llve on on Air Force ·at tbe Croaeroada for aboUt 11 . base, usually WrilJht · Palter· years preceding his residence YORK - The ...,Jecllotn I Son AFB In lhll reeton, all(l see In Lancaster. . .. printers' unexpec!od ,. bond the many OJIOI'IIlions He Ia eurvJved. by his w i 1 of a ~ntracl settleme,nt IOUShl that IO on at ooe of these eoltl· Nota Beata CambrOn; ·-~~~ by theJr lead...,. left publlsbets plex bases. . tor, Mrs. Guy IIWiseU of ·llt today with little bOP,O of resum- . S Wblle at encampment the ca• port: four grandcriildren, Jng publication thlt week. . dets may specialize ln work of nie, Peggy, Caihertne, and An· Mayor Robert Wagner, whose PT. PLEASANT ~ The eight lbo!l' own preferenoo .. If. for tllony; two great-grandchildren, ' setllement proposal had ~~ I B~~-lgcard .of tho a eadet Is mterested • br ot h e r Orville Cali>tlato f , ••· .ShoW for tile benefit in be will probably J>ron ot' f1orHJ D d pted b ';:,~istwr':. .~ Boys' Club at Poin_l . r«;lov• olassroom Instruction in ,lour' slsten, .Lena lieU~ all over again by calling both W. Va. Maroh 30 11 now fhot field end ·then· wa1cl> Air- bJ'OII lllld lllrs. , Loney aidoo to meetlaga today. mslnlctora work on ac- ana of Ow~ Ky · Mrs Ushers planned 8 meeting· Twin feature bouts of r I vo tual airplane engines. J 8 c k Crabtree '01 .. COIIIider what steps tbey eac~ match There are many- other flelda Green, Ky .• alid MD. Clarence , take, to end tbe 101-day-Oid shutEdthe Mayes, . · In which cadets may special- Filskr of Mlehlgan. W• .-...,. Th• ~ht, To Ulllit Qv.o..tltloo down. Co., vs. Sk"!'ter~ 1 Y le r, lze. Electronics, photography, oervlcea are ineomplele. • • • AthletiC. ..Jub, and 111edical care, armorment, by· , Corn,;S.cond & Mill Middleport HINCKLEY: Ohio - An Charles T o I e '· draullcs. and meteoroloiY are Monday thru Thu...,ay , •• ,,, , . • 9 A.M. to 6 P.M, ·mated 27,000 persons turned Mfg. Co., vs. J 0 h n only a few of these. IN WINTERSNAP D .. .' •. .8:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. " 'I to take a look at the town's Combined · Insurance, Encampments ·are usually · Ar~y Pvt. Robert L. Reed, . Friday ..mel h ld · Jul • t nd u~ !1011 o Mr,. and Mrs. Alvin ·Reed, · · famed buzzards and eaI pan- A semi-final attraction 'Is · e 10 . Y or ftugus ' a r Reedsville, recenUy took part cokes and sausages Sunday. Of. L'm M . Ita Mf Co on returnmg home any cadet E . WINTERSNAP 1 er, arte flelal 8 881'd 1't th g, ·• vs tell be b d learned a 1n xerclso 0 was e m s I Truslow Charleston Ath· can you a a oold weather field training successful "Buzzard Bunda~" letic Club. ·n' is a· light heavy- great deal and had thoroughly maneuver- in Korea, with otber Bli!OO ft was Inaugurated ·m weight light. enJoyed himself. members of the 7th Infantry Dl· 1957 · • A hearyweig~l bout pits Phil The "'",Force pays most of vision. 0 0 · · · Smith Charleston Athletic Club lt.e cadets expenses and pro- Reed 1 i Co b t . MOBRIDG.~,. S.D. -Officials vs, 8 ;,..mber of ihe Combined vldes for ample recreation . as Support ~o:.~;eror nthem a . planned to tear the chimney Insurance Team of Beckley well as top notch techmcal lnf . lr , 1 1 B tU G • tramlnJ. ·· an ys s a e roup. apert"tod ay tol earn whtbe e r Doug Ad kIn s Huntington It caused a family of nine per- fighting for the Hunting VFYI ----sons to die from c~rbon . wUI be matched against a wei- B dM b G Ide fumes. A suspJCIOU~ ne1gh, terweight from Comllisled In· oar . , em ers . et bor and pollee k1cked m t h e surance Beckley Senator s Attention front door of the ~au home Cooki~ Clayton: Charleston Sen.. Oakley c..Collins _<R), of Nelson Don Zeph1er, 29, late Athletic Club will fight L 0 u Ironton, has mtroduced a bill to Saturday and found the bndies, Connor Ceredo-Kenova ol tbe inclnde members or boards of all clad •In night clothes. Huntington VFW in ~ light- education in the public employ· ·" * weight bout es retirement !Jystem. School WASIDNGTON - Perform- A seoond ·welterweight light board members today, under . ers get their first opportunity pairs Mike Weekly Huntington Ohio law, receive 8 salary not ~shall Unlverslly Re,g!Oin· 1 today to testify before • con- VFW and Jim o •C:,nnor Char· to exceed three dollars per ~ n ~enc.':t F~IT Will be . gressional committee lnvestigat· lesion Athletic Club '· montll. pr a 610 the untvei'Sltr's lng broadcast ratings and tholr G Ak H .· Collins' bill would base re- Health and Phys1cal Educat1oo . ary ers, unhngton VFW Building Participants wll oom in II uence o.n rad10 and televi· goes against Bob ButTOws Char· tirement contributions on one- f · . . . e With This Coupon and Pur(hase of: 1 · s~n programs. lesion Athletic Club ir. Fly- third of the average annual sal· :J,m 1sen Ill' ~ JUntor high Jolmny ·Carson, host of NBC's weight bout ary paid to lull-time teachers of Oh.00 ~m ~ k ndtyWregJ on. "Tonlpt" television program Is Mayes :r~les Smith Weekly tho respective school districts. 1 1.0 • en c Y an es1 ,. scheduled to &ppear today Oth- were ch'ampio~s of their dlvl Board members would receive g Gma. d rd . th . · • f m nth el· ement credit ran awa wmner 1n, e ted I II 5 ANY Sill ers are expec to o ow dur· sioris in the 1963 Huntington our q r lr • · · senior divisJon will be given IRJ the bearings conducted by Golden Gloves Tourney. lor ~ach year of school board expense-paid trip to the Na·tiorl· [l the ~ouse Commer~e Special Limer, Connor and Hooper service. al Science Fair in Albuquerque W.Un• tblt Coupon Uua Investigating CommJttee, were runners-up in their divi. New Mex., and a trophy wll 'lhd. Dlh. lllart'h :ttl, lltJlll. Oft1 1111p111 .0 • • · • sions. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Strtckland go ·to the school of the win'"""· •.eh , ....... , . WAS"::NGTON- The govem- Ollie Adkins, Huntington Po· Pomeroy were recent guests along with an award ribbon ment will ope.n the door Tues· lice Department is the match- of her Sisler, lllrs. Leone CUrtiS. a certificate. day to llcenSIDg of . two types maker. n.e show to be held at Mary Grace Stobart of Colum- Four first second and third American or Plmonlo oJ measles vaccines aimed at tile Point Pleasant lflgh School b!IS spent tile ~eek end with place awards will made Jn wiping out a disease almost as is sanctioned by Mr. and Mrs. Btll Hysell. the IoUowmg . categories . m . ~o_n__,_to_ch_ll.::.dh~ood~iia~siiis~k~ln~·~::._::-=...:..:::::=.:.:A::th::-le:t:i:::_c..::Co:;:m:_::- m1sson ·: 1 an·d· sIagod und er th etr . senior -oo_mm . ·divison · • 'physlos . • matlle· . Rlpervislbn. ~ . mabcs, ~nd engineerm.g, biolog·Dr. Dan Glassman, Point leal sctenoos, chemiSty, and Pleasant, will be the ringside earth SCiences: They w•ll ~n· 2-tb. d ctor elude calllt pflzes, medal, rlhLoaf 0 • bons and certificates. CIRci.E TO MEET ·· The award schedule has been The Friendly Circle of 1 h e extended for the junior divi· .· Federated church will me e t SIOn. Tuesday evening. March 19. The IIEEDSVILLE feature of the program will be ..lt._ a play Jn · charge of Mrs. Ed· Mr. and Mrs. Brian S~;:~: 11 gar Arnold assisted by Mrs. and daaghler, Lisa, of ~ Werner and Mrs. .T o m field spent the weekend with Young. lllr, and Mrs. Chester Simpson. - ,...., .,. DAIL'y • $249 With This . CouP.,n cilitles assure >'ou of a per· f~t job, . ~· '· (jo $5.00 Purchase 1r· ... i ,. lugs . lhlllltl"olnt· •. ~..,"!!bin .''.l.:'" D.!'li C'"nlnt (All. typil) . or mort Cool Co111fort at Vz Tho Price You'd Expect To Pay l C~n-Aqua- Yellow ltdHm This Coupon Thru WMI., Mor. 20, 1963, .At Youf NeaNit IVA~S SUP!I MAIKU. lhonitooolnt w..l ($3.98 Without Coupon i 10c ":: 10c · ~. H." ·'·' ·Lou"""' Wolhlril - -3· C '·ft,*"· 'AWIIIUI FOLDIII CHAIR . $2·49 With This . (~US Without Coupoli 6Cou-) · $5;oo· Purchan r IliON. h<~''" Thll Cout- i'hru WOtl.; Mar. 20, 1~. Al -T-... NH"'• tYANs' SUPH: MAllin., ' Al.UMIIUM CHAISE LOUIIIE $4 · 99 With Thio Coupon 6- , • ($6,.98 Without 1 Coupon I · $1 0 Purchase or more l . . .m. Thlt co._ Th"' W"!!., Mar. 20, t~~. ' • AI Tooit - -· IVANS SUI'I,I , "!AIIKIT: I I �., ., , ' ,. ' • 1 AJatM•aGrid COach Defended The Daily Sentinel ti• ' .,..i PAGE- "· . . 1 - ."'v·-...;. - •IIMO.IY. - ···~ 'l'cir All the -·· l'unliJ _. HUSH. • ·•IIIII ...,.._. ..e... .... ,. - .a--. . • ,., 'h . ; •IN It J' ..... . .h , , , ' . ...... "''""' ·-~ , t 5 .._ &I. ' 1/lc I ti. • ,.. ........... _ • PUPPIE$. n;l ·..... p _. . . . II ..... - ...... 111 ...1' • l1\ .,, ': . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . - gr YlfiNttt ..,..,,FORYOUJ CITYLOAI . ,, ., ! i ~ - IITII . . . . . YO(,IR Q/.10/Ct OF THESE FINI DOMINION APi'IJMICES --CifT Le»~• ·.~,,.,,___._ lob Miller, Min••• . ·125 I. AW• St., . eO,.n Enry ~; All Diy - l ..u•~IY ;.~ · eLI•t•n t• l"lcl!tna' l!lllle Shew lkh T-., & ,_.., 1sti e.m. ' . • { ~ -~ l' ' _,. ' ..,. New yeu qn ewn I ,., ~uell" · HUFFY· MOWIIt 1-•m• P91t "'· AlLOW A I - - OPTOMETRIST Offtce Hours: II to 12, 2 J.o 5 JClose at Nooa OD Tbura. - East {:ourt St . Pomeroy ~OLU. .!MATIC WASH'I~ No IHml'l' .,.., - !!tY' !'' ' . . Why .~/ ,.~-"'""11 MUPP'ft . Jllllf~td, ~rantH« fie~ ~~ ' , · · • 'r~ttiOIIIJI'III, ac Stratton n_... • , • ,. ; i11t ~-111 · 111o-·­ .,._..I • bclr"w ·~":"-· nu 'n Drtln • boiwtw-·~~ • iloiiW.III·MI J,..t~­ ·' . • Jt~If.lialidy tbwt~ 'eoaln~t , · •BuJU '~,eoJifonn tll~l~~~~~~ &~~~eA~I~C~~ · ~~~ CRES'I' -... ... .... &tt ·•Uplift, temper~ll.t~tllllf-·~· •"Airpl~tit·!YP. flt~p · N. W. COMPTON, Q.. D. ,, Set f/tl IGftfng ntW Womtn'• Fri1nrl ~~~:=::J • - TJillof, eMtoofl/1- �., ., , ' ,. ' • 1 AJatM•aGrid COach Defended The Daily Sentinel ti• ' .,..i PAGE- "· . . 1 - ."'v·-...;. - •IIMO.IY. - ···~ 'l'cir All the -·· l'unliJ _. HUSH. • ·•IIIII ...,.._. ..e... .... ,. - .a--. . • ,., 'h . ; •IN It J' ..... . .h , , , ' . ...... "''""' ·-~ , t 5 .._ &I. ' 1/lc I ti. • ,.. ........... _ • PUPPIE$. n;l ·..... p _. . . . II ..... - ...... 111 ...1' • l1\ .,, ': . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . - gr YlfiNttt ..,..,,FORYOUJ CITYLOAI . ,, ., ! i ~ - IITII . . . . . YO(,IR Q/.10/Ct OF THESE FINI DOMINION APi'IJMICES --CifT Le»~• ·.~,,.,,___._ lob Miller, Min••• . ·125 I. AW• St., . eO,.n Enry ~; All Diy - l ..u•~IY ;.~ · eLI•t•n t• l"lcl!tna' l!lllle Shew lkh T-., & ,_.., 1sti e.m. ' . • { ~ -~ l' ' _,. ' ..,. New yeu qn ewn I ,., ~uell" · HUFFY· MOWIIt 1-•m• P91t "'· AlLOW A I - - OPTOMETRIST Offtce Hours: II to 12, 2 J.o 5 JClose at Nooa OD Tbura. - East {:ourt St . Pomeroy ~OLU. .!MATIC WASH'I~ No IHml'l' .,.., - !!tY' !'' ' . . Why .~/ ,.~-"'""11 MUPP'ft . Jllllf~td, ~rantH« fie~ ~~ ' , · · • 'r~ttiOIIIJI'III, ac Stratton n_... • , • ,. ; i11t ~-111 · 111o-·­ .,._..I • bclr"w ·~":"-· nu 'n Drtln • boiwtw-·~~ • iloiiW.III·MI J,..t~­ ·' . • Jt~If.lialidy tbwt~ 'eoaln~t , · •BuJU '~,eoJifonn tll~l~~~~~~ &~~~eA~I~C~~ · ~~~ CRES'I' -... ... .... &tt ·•Uplift, temper~ll.t~tllllf-·~· •"Airpl~tit·!YP. flt~p · N. W. COMPTON, Q.. D. ,, Set f/tl IGftfng ntW Womtn'• Fri1nrl ~~~:=::J • - TJillof, eMtoofl/1- �'t ' ' POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~!~o BET 1960 Dodge Dart 2 Door $1495 V8 motor, automatic trans. llldl. Good lira, power oteer· tne:. A low mileare local owned ear. 1959 Chev. lmp1l1 Hard Top Cpe. _ $1595 V8 motor, Powergfide. R&H. Good wbllewall tlrea. Red and whit~ outside wltb red trim iDolde. 1958 588 Olds 4 Door Hatcltop - $1195 @) Uf\. Has aul.omatle, air tODd., power ateerJ.Da, power brakes. e:ood tlres. Clean inside and out. POMEROY MOTOR CO.@ OPEN EVES.·7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO (91 FOR SALE 1141 FOR RENT C1l NOnCES AUTOMOBlLB '• zwr belli -Uetl1 Loll . _ , 4llll WY'lflll1 - --·· . Ill \' - ·- · WMPO RGdio ~··~m~ 'fllatl FRIDAY tt·ts:w 7:'5 BreikfaSt Party .~~.,. 6 110 News 6 or. Country Music 'nDie 6 2ll Country Jafuborl!e 7:30 """ 7:35 ~ P1117 1:00 """" 1:11 Breailflst Party 8 30 NtWI 1:30 Ne111 8 9$ Farm World Newo l:li BnakfUI P1117 6 45 llelp Oouol, RFD tlolll I tltl Ne"" t:tl 8raldast PariJ I 1111 ll!o•kfBJt Pam i : II " Bllidl Sbow ) 3D ~eWI 9:30 NewS 7 :IS l'ickens· Hardware Show 7 50 1:50 News llepurl · 9:35 B-klul Party !~: 110 Nt... 8 00 Radio llymnll 10:115 Polka Party ' I$ Brealtfast PeriJ 10;35 Music In lbe All B 311 Van Parllelt Spot'l Sbow 10 .~ 'l'lle Good Life 10;11& Undlr Ohlo Sklel 111' l'lewa 11:110 NeW• 9 11 11 9 Ill llolfee Wtlll Jllllt ' 1'op Tm Show · 9 311 Ne111 U:30 ....... U:IG Dullan'a Top TID Sbow q 35 Olllee Willi Jllllt 9 411 Betty NewtaD Sbliw JJ:• 1'11!'1 . No. Report ,n Ill NeWI IJ;U Music 1llterludl 111 or. MinlltSIII AIJIIOclallla 12:30 Rev. llerllll Tle4l •=• :: ::'a;:.!"'Lr-Frl. c. r. •••llftft Bl.rd R Bawllltl'l SUAn A Jtawllnr• C1noll IL Nonil DtNe:ton Company. or Mel" llo&or (3) u, , ... tII 'Ill tO 30 Mornln& lnlerlutla 1:·~·I,. l'lltlw ..,..._ '_,. a:ill -~i'ilal N.-t 111 31> Mm;l)ln&_lnter111dt It 00 Nelli ::~---= l'lrl1 ~· h II ~wap Shop 4!11" l'ldlr .,_.._ II 30 NeWI '-v 11 40 Countr7 lloedolWII t:ll . JFilml.ly Wonblp 'ftmn.) f:IG PlaUer 1'lrtJ U. "'--m .......u • ..._ 1:• Newt . . I .' •• pper ..... "!""'........ ' . . . . . . . . PlriJ u sa Jaw .J01111 81DCt •~ 1:' 30 ••I' IJI, Noon N1111 ....., 00 1~ IS Mualc Jllll l'r1l You 1:110 P'ebrulr) Sip 011 12 II Goetta1en Oua1 Star P'rL II 7:10NIWI i2 30 MllllC .lull ~ tau Bilur 7,311 •-· t Of NIIWI ~1 liD .....te .lull Par You ~~~.~ I I' NeWI "' I !1!1 \lustc .IIIII Par You 1:10 rN _ . , ,, , . Here comes April 15th! Income· tex time. And if you have with the cash, come to us. We mak• promp~ cash loans for any worthwh if• · purpose. breeds available. CaD VI 3- ~~!!"~*.!.'!!! ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY 2 15 8otc 22'18. 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy laying. Hourly or contract. Clinton Pierce, Syracuse, Ohio. Pb. WY UOBO, 3 16 30tc lllt3.l.11 beelle lWJIO.Jl ume of "Rover." Cblll'les S. Beller, Clllckea Farm. Rutland, •aooO!! 2 00 NeWI HOURS MONDAY-9A.M. TO 7 P.M. TUES~ WED., THUR., 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO 8 P.M. 2 Ol> 2 31• 2 35 s too• ., y Musto J Ullt rllf OU Newo MUSIC Juat For Yeu ,. -~ 4LUtof ~ DAll.Y CRl'l'fOQtTM'E- Hen'1 llow te work AliYDLBA4XB ' ,, ' ll LOJrG.IlL~OW 1o a-. 0·110 ~ 115 5•30 i 00 (3)11- NOTICE Nelli ·-·- I:SII POll-' AllembiJ 9:00' WingJ 01 lleallng I:IO Qlunti .Wtrkl Nawl 1' 45 SUocllQo Cllopel Platler Party S.lpl 011 February Sljpl qtl SA1\JRDAY • oo :-Jews IICIIJIIIClL2 6 05 Country Music 'l'lml 8:30 8·35 8:40 7:011 OF DELINQUENT TAXES Ne•s Farm World Nelli RFD Newa 1:00 - AliT V Y ODB .l P A II • G :T i I K, VT ·latd:llr'J Gill I J 0 D• 'I'V. l ,0 DIP A• A 1'1'.-JIIDVJIV a PM .. , Clll!DHOOD J8 Tllm 11..DP 01' JIJII,UON.- I I A . V ·--~· . . . 71 t - IM.I .,... ,_ Loci! Newt ' Oblll Nelli Marto:et. !2::111 Lifeguard BulleiiD Board 12:21 Newa 0 Gnmll 01t111 vaue, New• I ;Oil Sparll 'l'adl1 . I:S Qwu)'ul411tJ New. '~ 1:011 Litdla!tble . 1:111 Public 811 olot t:a Sbow•• o1 Bletoslnf 10:00 Muoa ClauJJ9 ...... 1'dt Ill lbe 'l'awll ' , . .. 1~:11 ~ Aallll 12:46 Ooalllr)l Go lloulll. 1:16 Newr llett a:• Cawlll7 Go w1:16 Newt Belt . 1:10 llliohra7 ~ S:lll Newt 1lut .,.. Dlldni wllb 0. 10:16 World Nen · 11:00 Talk oflbe Town lltlerdUnp leacept Fri. Church Belli 111n1 1:. 0HE"'*1Dil,J Ntwl 1:• World • N........ Newt U:16 .World ltiewB 1:11 011 Spa$ &laaon County Newa 1'14.... News I: :Ill •=• ol O....,tm I :30 Lulller&l' Hour I:" . 1:110 lllpliat ....... Hour 2:Sil a.lik too 1111 S:OO !leY. Roscoe 'lborlle S:ll 'lbe Quiet Hour er. t:OI N1111 . 4:011 Snndll)' Sbo1n:iR t:30 Ne111 t:IG SJp Olf . _8:,00 F~ __ ... .Oif ly LIF" end McWIWAMS Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to the requirements of Section 5721 .03 of th!l Ohio Revised Code, a list of lands ·In Meigs · County on which taxes have remained due and unpaid for two semi-annual tax ·Installments will be published in this newspaper. Each person charged with delinquent real property taxes and I!S$eSSments or pul).: lie utility property taxes on a tax duplicate in the hands of the County Treasurer may pay the full amount of such taxes immediately. All taxes whiCh are paid before the · date for publication will be de,leted fro"" the list to be published. Karl Graeser, Plumbln& ud Reatln1 Mlnenvllle, Oblo Ead your sewer II'Gableo We bave aU olzeo Sewer Machines Reloonable Kate• CaD W\! z.mt Day or Nlpl 7 Z6 tic AUCTIONEER Complele Servlt.e CrtU Bradlonl Write, Phone or Conlact FARM llf 5 A. C. BRADFORD owner, 3 room home, large In Sugar Run Area. FOR bouse IIIII pnten space. Racine, Oblo rem-.leled Inside. Ciil,f WY um, J 1f ..,, _ _ _ _ _ _.:.$..:18~~ 3618. ··l:llHIC GORDON. tALPWELL A~~itor, Mei9s·~·a~~tv ·"· " .' ,•, ' '• .......... .,, W" 111 .. Clttlw' ef ftltl'llln ir . . . •C.. ~illttlrllllloiM!Ic oonttolallrtlw·~top. mind• tht .cooklna whlle.1011'" IWiy, 0.... · · Ill& tllfby. • HolldiJ b01tf Oven holds • Unlltnlilil liNt Httlnls for llililrl- units. • Stlrflt Ill ora In full· $239 - ·. width rb!tlp drawer. ' ' '· · ' 8!c;iJll(AI·R B ~••• . . ' . '' ,. ' "i '"~ ~~!-:...., -ir . ....., . It 1(~ ·. '· ; J'I .... Or)p&Oa"•- ....... -w• Automatic oven and it's budget Iovin'! ~ - · ~-! One l~torllllllpl:r tor 111101-. Ia WI -plo A lo ... tile.L'-. X b tile two ote. Slnll• lotton. trophlea. tbl . . . . U4 foiii•'"Hl of tJae WCII"dl Rt't' &II btnt8. Eaoh day 1ft diii....C. · ..1. 1:'10 WCII'Ja N1111 J: . 8:11 iUullAII Clocll ~""'• IC:OII Voice oi·. ~'J 3 115 Planer Party !0::111 Nl1ll · 3 itO New• 10:35 Perspecllvea !l!'i p · p • .tw 1Ui0 Soclal ......._. 3. Isner -... .Jl:OO , _ _ ._ 4 1111 N•"• "V- • 4 115 Platter Party U:SII NOWI t 1~ Blaettnar Alllo ho'f - ll::!q Coun.lrf ~ 'nDie Tues, • Than. ' 11' 00 ' H* ~~por~ 4: 1t1 Local Nen JJ:U 'nil ....,. 4 10 Musical M............. Q:JO ~· - iiiii'Up T-. ' · (II AUTO SALES 1'(1 :rr. OH, MRS, PARKER-THE BACK OF 'YOUR. . DRESS IS UNBUTTONED. ~ "\-;....J : r-Jw " !':ort •2II!!TO 6l.att.- . rc.- trouble comina up SALE: baby chicks. . -== ---··-·-·· tbl-- ~~ �'t ' ' POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~!~o BET 1960 Dodge Dart 2 Door $1495 V8 motor, automatic trans. llldl. Good lira, power oteer· tne:. A low mileare local owned ear. 1959 Chev. lmp1l1 Hard Top Cpe. _ $1595 V8 motor, Powergfide. R&H. Good wbllewall tlrea. Red and whit~ outside wltb red trim iDolde. 1958 588 Olds 4 Door Hatcltop - $1195 @) Uf\. Has aul.omatle, air tODd., power ateerJ.Da, power brakes. e:ood tlres. Clean inside and out. POMEROY MOTOR CO.@ OPEN EVES.·7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO (91 FOR SALE 1141 FOR RENT C1l NOnCES AUTOMOBlLB '• zwr belli -Uetl1 Loll . _ , 4llll WY'lflll1 - --·· . Ill \' - ·- · WMPO RGdio ~··~m~ 'fllatl FRIDAY tt·ts:w 7:'5 BreikfaSt Party .~~.,. 6 110 News 6 or. Country Music 'nDie 6 2ll Country Jafuborl!e 7:30 """ 7:35 ~ P1117 1:00 """" 1:11 Breailflst Party 8 30 NtWI 1:30 Ne111 8 9$ Farm World Newo l:li BnakfUI P1117 6 45 llelp Oouol, RFD tlolll I tltl Ne"" t:tl 8raldast PariJ I 1111 ll!o•kfBJt Pam i : II " Bllidl Sbow ) 3D ~eWI 9:30 NewS 7 :IS l'ickens· Hardware Show 7 50 1:50 News llepurl · 9:35 B-klul Party !~: 110 Nt... 8 00 Radio llymnll 10:115 Polka Party ' I$ Brealtfast PeriJ 10;35 Music In lbe All B 311 Van Parllelt Spot'l Sbow 10 .~ 'l'lle Good Life 10;11& Undlr Ohlo Sklel 111' l'lewa 11:110 NeW• 9 11 11 9 Ill llolfee Wtlll Jllllt ' 1'op Tm Show · 9 311 Ne111 U:30 ....... U:IG Dullan'a Top TID Sbow q 35 Olllee Willi Jllllt 9 411 Betty NewtaD Sbliw JJ:• 1'11!'1 . No. Report ,n Ill NeWI IJ;U Music 1llterludl 111 or. MinlltSIII AIJIIOclallla 12:30 Rev. llerllll Tle4l •=• :: ::'a;:.!"'Lr-Frl. c. r. •••llftft Bl.rd R Bawllltl'l SUAn A Jtawllnr• C1noll IL Nonil DtNe:ton Company. or Mel" llo&or (3) u, , ... tII 'Ill tO 30 Mornln& lnlerlutla 1:·~·I,. l'lltlw ..,..._ '_,. a:ill -~i'ilal N.-t 111 31> Mm;l)ln&_lnter111dt It 00 Nelli ::~---= l'lrl1 ~· h II ~wap Shop 4!11" l'ldlr .,_.._ II 30 NeWI '-v 11 40 Countr7 lloedolWII t:ll . JFilml.ly Wonblp 'ftmn.) f:IG PlaUer 1'lrtJ U. "'--m .......u • ..._ 1:• Newt . . I .' •• pper ..... "!""'........ ' . . . . . . . . PlriJ u sa Jaw .J01111 81DCt •~ 1:' 30 ••I' IJI, Noon N1111 ....., 00 1~ IS Mualc Jllll l'r1l You 1:110 P'ebrulr) Sip 011 12 II Goetta1en Oua1 Star P'rL II 7:10NIWI i2 30 MllllC .lull ~ tau Bilur 7,311 •-· t Of NIIWI ~1 liD .....te .lull Par You ~~~.~ I I' NeWI "' I !1!1 \lustc .IIIII Par You 1:10 rN _ . , ,, , . Here comes April 15th! Income· tex time. And if you have with the cash, come to us. We mak• promp~ cash loans for any worthwh if• · purpose. breeds available. CaD VI 3- ~~!!"~*.!.'!!! ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY 2 15 8otc 22'18. 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy laying. Hourly or contract. Clinton Pierce, Syracuse, Ohio. Pb. WY UOBO, 3 16 30tc lllt3.l.11 beelle lWJIO.Jl ume of "Rover." Cblll'les S. Beller, Clllckea Farm. Rutland, •aooO!! 2 00 NeWI HOURS MONDAY-9A.M. TO 7 P.M. TUES~ WED., THUR., 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO 8 P.M. 2 Ol> 2 31• 2 35 s too• ., y Musto J Ullt rllf OU Newo MUSIC Juat For Yeu ,. -~ 4LUtof ~ DAll.Y CRl'l'fOQtTM'E- Hen'1 llow te work AliYDLBA4XB ' ,, ' ll LOJrG.IlL~OW 1o a-. 0·110 ~ 115 5•30 i 00 (3)11- NOTICE Nelli ·-·- I:SII POll-' AllembiJ 9:00' WingJ 01 lleallng I:IO Qlunti .Wtrkl Nawl 1' 45 SUocllQo Cllopel Platler Party S.lpl 011 February Sljpl qtl SA1\JRDAY • oo :-Jews IICIIJIIIClL2 6 05 Country Music 'l'lml 8:30 8·35 8:40 7:011 OF DELINQUENT TAXES Ne•s Farm World Nelli RFD Newa 1:00 - AliT V Y ODB .l P A II • G :T i I K, VT ·latd:llr'J Gill I J 0 D• 'I'V. l ,0 DIP A• A 1'1'.-JIIDVJIV a PM .. , Clll!DHOOD J8 Tllm 11..DP 01' JIJII,UON.- I I A . V ·--~· . . . 71 t - IM.I .,... ,_ Loci! Newt ' Oblll Nelli Marto:et. !2::111 Lifeguard BulleiiD Board 12:21 Newa 0 Gnmll 01t111 vaue, New• I ;Oil Sparll 'l'adl1 . I:S Qwu)'ul411tJ New. '~ 1:011 Litdla!tble . 1:111 Public 811 olot t:a Sbow•• o1 Bletoslnf 10:00 Muoa ClauJJ9 ...... 1'dt Ill lbe 'l'awll ' , . .. 1~:11 ~ Aallll 12:46 Ooalllr)l Go lloulll. 1:16 Newr llett a:• Cawlll7 Go w1:16 Newt Belt . 1:10 llliohra7 ~ S:lll Newt 1lut .,.. Dlldni wllb 0. 10:16 World Nen · 11:00 Talk oflbe Town lltlerdUnp leacept Fri. Church Belli 111n1 1:. 0HE"'*1Dil,J Ntwl 1:• World • N........ Newt U:16 .World ltiewB 1:11 011 Spa$ &laaon County Newa 1'14.... News I: :Ill •=• ol O....,tm I :30 Lulller&l' Hour I:" . 1:110 lllpliat ....... Hour 2:Sil a.lik too 1111 S:OO !leY. Roscoe 'lborlle S:ll 'lbe Quiet Hour er. t:OI N1111 . 4:011 Snndll)' Sbo1n:iR t:30 Ne111 t:IG SJp Olf . _8:,00 F~ __ ... .Oif ly LIF" end McWIWAMS Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to the requirements of Section 5721 .03 of th!l Ohio Revised Code, a list of lands ·In Meigs · County on which taxes have remained due and unpaid for two semi-annual tax ·Installments will be published in this newspaper. Each person charged with delinquent real property taxes and I!S$eSSments or pul).: lie utility property taxes on a tax duplicate in the hands of the County Treasurer may pay the full amount of such taxes immediately. All taxes whiCh are paid before the · date for publication will be de,leted fro"" the list to be published. Karl Graeser, Plumbln& ud Reatln1 Mlnenvllle, Oblo Ead your sewer II'Gableo We bave aU olzeo Sewer Machines Reloonable Kate• CaD W\! z.mt Day or Nlpl 7 Z6 tic AUCTIONEER Complele Servlt.e CrtU Bradlonl Write, Phone or Conlact FARM llf 5 A. C. BRADFORD owner, 3 room home, large In Sugar Run Area. FOR bouse IIIII pnten space. Racine, Oblo rem-.leled Inside. Ciil,f WY um, J 1f ..,, _ _ _ _ _ _.:.$..:18~~ 3618. ··l:llHIC GORDON. tALPWELL A~~itor, Mei9s·~·a~~tv ·"· " .' ,•, ' '• .......... .,, W" 111 .. Clttlw' ef ftltl'llln ir . . . •C.. ~illttlrllllloiM!Ic oonttolallrtlw·~top. mind• tht .cooklna whlle.1011'" IWiy, 0.... · · Ill& tllfby. • HolldiJ b01tf Oven holds • Unlltnlilil liNt Httlnls for llililrl- units. • Stlrflt Ill ora In full· $239 - ·. width rb!tlp drawer. ' ' '· · ' 8!c;iJll(AI·R B ~••• . . ' . '' ,. ' "i '"~ ~~!-:...., -ir . ....., . It 1(~ ·. '· ; J'I .... Or)p&Oa"•- ....... -w• Automatic oven and it's budget Iovin'! ~ - · ~-! One l~torllllllpl:r tor 111101-. Ia WI -plo A lo ... tile.L'-. X b tile two ote. Slnll• lotton. trophlea. tbl . . . . U4 foiii•'"Hl of tJae WCII"dl Rt't' &II btnt8. Eaoh day 1ft diii....C. · ..1. 1:'10 WCII'Ja N1111 J: . 8:11 iUullAII Clocll ~""'• IC:OII Voice oi·. ~'J 3 115 Planer Party !0::111 Nl1ll · 3 itO New• 10:35 Perspecllvea !l!'i p · p • .tw 1Ui0 Soclal ......._. 3. Isner -... .Jl:OO , _ _ ._ 4 1111 N•"• "V- • 4 115 Platter Party U:SII NOWI t 1~ Blaettnar Alllo ho'f - ll::!q Coun.lrf ~ 'nDie Tues, • Than. ' 11' 00 ' H* ~~por~ 4: 1t1 Local Nen JJ:U 'nil ....,. 4 10 Musical M............. Q:JO ~· - iiiii'Up T-. ' · (II AUTO SALES 1'(1 :rr. OH, MRS, PARKER-THE BACK OF 'YOUR. . DRESS IS UNBUTTONED. ~ "\-;....J : r-Jw " !':ort •2II!!TO 6l.att.- . rc.- trouble comina up SALE: baby chicks. . -== ---··-·-·· tbl-- ~~ �,1 NOW YOU kNOW: ............ ... "....... ..,.......ioo *- . .uv_...... - dlaboll to H o ......... tliO penoe .,. ~ ~ ·e ' Ill llolllu c.IHIIc a.dl. '· .. . ar y: . ent1 ''. : ,_,_To Tit. 1,.,.,.-f' 01 Tile MeW..M.,,. h. ~- • ' WEA'fH£1 (:lr . . . . . . . . . . . . • h'lhlo ...... a.4. ti'IIZJ' ,, e•••••• D's dr r· J • t' I Mrs. Cheesebrew Is Elected To Shrine Post PETER SON " TRI·CHAIR $1.28 Billion Budget eVeal Sandw 3 •Hamburgers eHot Dogs •Fish 3 ,., 3 Folill eBarbecuet flat,. - position position footrest safety features Wide~ stable leg spread Polttive. •afety lock on tray Airplam.type safety belt · Elberfelds In Pomeroy MEIGS THEATRE I'OMIIIOY, OHIO Tonight Thru Wednesday I M~thodist Class Enjoyed Potluck • THURSDAY, March 21 NOT OPIN I ... , ··. ~ Old House, New House, Little "ouse, Big House ... 92% of all houses in this area·are heated by GAS"' COIIPLE1RY AUTOMATIC-With forced air Gas boat, one therJIII)IItatis all that's needed to keep every room in your home warm and comfortable. ~-~~ll:; 9P.E~JNG Take Partin CWIILIIESS-Duat-end-dlrkatcbing &tars in a forced air OPEN FOR THE SEASON THURSDAY, MARCH 21st Gas heatincsystem clean the air -eral times every hour. With Gas hsat, curtains, draperies end furniture •taJ. clean loncer. LIBERTY THEATRE MIDDLEPORT, OmO Theodorus Council, Daughters America, will meet in regusesslon at the IOOF ball, Games be played during the social hour and members are asl:· ed to bring sandwich.. or cookies for refreahments. IIMondl1y at 7:30 p.m. BIG DOUBLE F£ATURE EACH NIGHT WITH CARTOON THURSDAY and FRIDAY MARCH 21-22 ~eigs Youth lllllllllln-A forced air Gas heating system is the ultimate in modem, automatic centralized heating. It is easily cou- . verted to whole-houss air oonclitilllling at any time. NOW SHOWING "IACHILOR FLAT" (Scope •• a. Color) ECIIIOIIY-No other aystem of automatic hest can approach Gas for economy-the loweat cosfiDOIIem. automatic beating method. Tuesday Weld. Ricbud Beymer. Terry Thomu and CeleBte llolm CARTOON ond COMIDY ' • / •WheN,.-..... ~ Ill WRdlr practltiallr IYIIJOIII t,ats With GAS! '· GAS heat Is comfortable ...fe • dependable •·fully automatic . TMre's nothinJ·li/cea FLAMB for heatifll THE·OHIO "BIG GAMBLE" Rta GAS .cOMPANY • , • Beyond UN COLOR> • • •• • '· •' ., our. ~~~ 'meina.uM LoP Gil STARRING STEIOHEN BOYD, JULIETTE GRECO AND DAVI WAYNE -ALS0- 11HER0ES DIE YOUNG" STORY BACK OF AIR RAIDS TOLD CARTOON FIRST SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. SATURDAY ONLY DOUBLE FEATURE "Ferry To Hong Kong" IN COLOR • STARRING: CURT JURGENS, ORSON WELLS -ALSo- "CASH ON DEMAND" STARRING: PETER CUSHING, ANDRE MORELL CARTOON Saves time because there's no mlxlnC or ha~>ling on your part. Saves money beCause you pay one low price for mixing, poilri11& and finishing. What more could you ask for! A free estimate? Get yours today! 'I ~ '-The GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Phone WY 2·3284 P1ge St. 1 , Mld!i~pCI,rt . ;111 • � 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 03. 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