https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/997fc2579625dfe0c1dc64242ff35383.pdf e8641d31ffc924b87b68712d02a8525e PDF Text Text .. • ·" I NOW YOU D'OY Sentinel, \ r...,,..... Dlltilondil accOunt lor · -n1 e 01 101a1 v•lut 01 mlnerlll (!Udlldl<lll, aceordlng ID the Allll!lk:tul GeoJI'Ipldcal Society. ,., i(. .,. tw~>'~ Features, Pictures, .•.. 'l"'.: ~ ·• __J' . · '·e ' lhllot.J To Tlut ,,.,._.,. OJ rL. Me•- 111110• Ar• \;~, ~. -::-::~~~~~==~~---------------------------------.----------------~--~~----~~· ~:.~~~~<5==~~====~::==~------------------------~\ ~-l~ .~ . V:..:O;.:L;..;X:.:_V::__.:.:N0::::.-:......:,:100 ·2~.:- .________--!POME~~RO::,Y~-M~ID~D!::!:LE!:!PO~R~T:..•OH~ · !l!I~()-~-~-...;··.~M~O~N~D~AY!.f•..!.A~U!S;G~U~ST[_.~l2~,,!19~6~3_ _ _ _ _ _~},\t. ----~:::...:.:,.:;..:=~ 7 ' ~ ~·· e ·~Ill~ e • Vaughan 1:!kes Sta~ • • 1 County Fair Blacklight Numbers Feature Big. Bend Minstrel Show Songs, Dances, Colorful Costlunes Mark 1963 Show Five backlight numbers rea· Ii\llike Werry and Bill Youn!l· specially treated cos- Later, the same group, jointhe high· by Bill Zerkle and Diet will be " SATURDAY 'Fall of lt~me· Sets -Ate Big,· l.aYish a rum for lhet. stale. lurn, lher ill!1Jlh.. )1 llle fllmi• "'TTIat'a bow I epente r. ,.:. 1 ) il . ....... ..,............... .i- - !Ia-- &albtJ', OJntlnued from INn! Pll4lli 1he decllne In Ho~ ,. p _. ty • I I JI'GII1IIl tile . lion. With 1he ~ voreed !rom lh..W II .... ihe .,.rid wlta llaYe nc'fttalq rf&bia door was opened for I I tllll6oir tollat!Umolp'., at film prlllludiott, in ~ lleol "My~ il too make economic <lllntt!O' a PI ......... films at • prioe tW - . ... could lind. " profits. I ...,, bin . . . laltol. He went on: "Wilat Boll:r"Movl-. • lilt Ilia • ,.;. wood's old men d"ldlt't fOe. I Jog. They II"' pe lk - t l>e did. I realized that IIIOvfe sal.. J>e<!ple who make them. l&y J• methods would <llan&t. lhat is "' see tW .._ fe''h are they would revert "' 111e or~ happy and lhlt ..... orlio!JJ ,..... .._,..- .... - .. t :311 • Ke.lr 9:30 Rolf • llaldJ 10:111 Sllari Lew18 10:30 Kine Leollarllo 11:111 Fury 11 :30 MUo Room F• .,.., NEW ADDITIONS - Two county civic organlzatlollf the Eastern High School Boosters, and the Sut~ church, have finished construction of permanent cc!l cession stands near the fairground midway . Final tou~. es on the Sutton church structure; at left, were beij) completed when the above photo was taken Wedn1esd~) 111 12:111 Mr . Wi2anl 12:30 Clem • !.de Shooo I :30 Sea Power 2:10 John's S.Se,..rmapbvukmllll 2:25 Reds Vs. Cubs aaJ way of seWac movleo. "In H~'s early days, prol-• lllade lllmot under tile stale'• rfghll plan. A theater cbain or !JfOUP of theater own- 5 :15 Scores 5 : 30 Ftiglll G:IO TV Di~ ers could ..y "r' 'w rights f :36 New• Ito Sparll f :40 Woat11er f :4fi Newa ........ • ...... ... winds up on' ~ • I 1 " Britislt Army o If I c o rs fit, vented 1he game of polo Ill India during ll!e !801lr. ~ :10 saturday Jamboiw 7 :3!i Sam llenediCI 8:3G .kJey Blsnop 9:10 Saturday NI8Jtt M9vll 11 :10 News ftAR.,AND THI ~08& Sophia Loren dlscuue1 the prO' ..ille 111m, Tile Fall of tile R - EtDDir " wltb 1J: 10 Weather 11: t5 SportJ IUU Movio JI<odu<er Samuel Bronston on the set nell' Mlldfld.e.So.,.,. plaJS Loctlla, daul:hter of EIPperor :lfuela AeleUi.. , _ a--e c-t. t , '•! A - I!OrjsP,_ ol lite 5a¥._ c-1 . . - be owrruled. D&<"isions can, .howev4!r, be set a· si<ie by amendment of the Con- WCHS-TV CtNnnel 8 .... .... _ 1:110 College Series ~:_ ·--·- .... . otilution. liJ:Oe TIN AI. . - 10:30 Mighty Mouse Playboua u :• 111a r• r. lUll 11"1' lio!!«• - w 12>30 .- . 1:110 Mooi~ bi U:IO SIQ llu ,, ... ......? A - 011 &pl. 8, 11M, po1ioo in New Yilt at, a; ._. a w ••W.A¥4Diefw dprette, Ill - . lla llaJJw. On!'" . """"' )IUblie plates ill New York C'dJ i11ep1 for ....,.. I ""' • :uo Adiolt 2: 15 Dizzy Dean =.. . , .. 2:ZI Gi- Vs. Canto 5:118 Doetors -'1 \fork ea. ~ : 36 ErMI1 S11ow 7:00 c.._ BaD 7:30 Luey "!si • . Jr lll!le!ldel't - Till! Jet of l'Gpt!5 from a ·-1'• Jllal1hoado lateral let 1he ma.lo. giving Ollppo<l .-raFtJ 10: OIJ \..i un !!ln'TUR . _ ... _ '*' , A- ,_e ll .oo New a ... llloiloll SlbMa n 1 ..., ._..8 .. l'll • rive ill s.A Am ka1 Th~ U : UU ~e•a AmtWIIl basin. "Q-Mat-lheUaetl Dem....,ollon? A - The lwt•"Ciary line eslaJ>. lished by Pope Aleunder VI settle ....OidJu& claims ot Spain alii! Pertucal Ia lauds ia to the New World. Q - Wbat South Am.,..u · .eoualry ... lte I ' leol ollrale ...... ito • -m A - Chile. 'l!tese lledo supply fertilizers one of the finest koown to . . .. . . . . . .? A - 9:Jf H.:i"te' l.ftm Q 11: 15 fJUuble ·----., ... Rio Teodoro in the ~ell • ... Q - Why wue lbe PNslves <C:ane.l ... ulul M. . . Party" In WI! A - The name ia <iorived from Theodore Roolevell's reo mart at the bewinaiJI& of the campaign, "I loel aa Iii as bull a moose." WlflN-lV Channel 13 ~~~~~ Pat Mllce- GRANDSTAND WORK - Charles Buffington bo~ IIi' ladder to climb and hang one of the many flags wlj will decorate the Meigs County fair grandstand. Otl! In the photo are Robert Ord, Richard Jeffers and Hit Slawter. '· Word ol Life · SOcial !l'ecutity Cltw<i> ol CHill Cartoonavi•· 11:30 _ , • Coal 12:00 tlugs Bunny an application oo rue at local state emplo)ment off Tho training Is designed ljl developing cJ( woodlot ar.u this section. The training program wl! \uilder the supervision of . Bureau of Unemployment I An eight week training school \pensation and United S• ·i n Umber stand management ' Employment Service. The will begin Sept. 16 at Canters [encies will work through. Caves. Jackson city school dis There will be 28 men from !Coordinator will be H ·:.aeven southeastern Ohio coun- IChamberlain, vocational ·ttet selected for the course culture instructor at tWitch will consist of eight 40 High, and the instrucCflr boor weeks. Tbe project is be Jai!Jes Meeler. a prO#~ financed through the Manpow· [·al forester from woostit. er Development and Training '' .J>I!Oiratn. Four trainees will be [ oeleded from Gallia, Lawrence, Ma~ J. Melp, Jaclulon, Vinton and wet r' Cledythe Hockin& counties. sell, W. W. Russell, llequlrelntnta for selection I':rlan A. Wheeler, .,.. 111 the ba!lbl of them being e · beadl ~ bouaeholds, have at Laura Sayre ID leaat 111 eJchlh ifade education Jr., Ora E. Hill, .23 12:30 A l M - Timber Stand Management Is l , Course Theme f:. 9.... 111:00 It :30 II :00 1:00 FIN:ka ) :30 "'t"$ I '.!\"'; nd -.ad Uvalau.A.. . . M w..... J :OG • I id: 3:3C ...... .,._ 5:00 ... _ PM .. lli><Jrl• 1: 00 - ..... • :3t ti "SS • lla 1 :3& Rzr !I ·" m•J' wel.l !L..Jw :rt:OO Fight of Wa Quid Quiz Qo- .,....lreat . . . . . . . ..,. Fin.,,._ A · Milll crib lllfee that lk Fine Arts ........ palnlbt& dr•lniJ, IICU..... IIIUsie, ...,., JIIIOirJ; ml "--na. · - Do llylaJ ltfllnW . . . "** IN '1'1111 P~o All~~ . te .. ..... lllabollfara- -ll!a.....,- 1 ;!7..7.,.;: :e "Mold - & .. I I -- 1'11111 Hone," obootlnf ol P111 Ill llle ...,$ ~., ~~- - "-' Aatlf 9,...avlu. ,... •rtt'•l ·· . -·--- . , &:rr A .:_ Flying squinell do nol t.-..., . .,.................. . _ _ . , lly, they llome oqulrrell IIDown . , _ . . . . . el ..... lla" ., w ' ' Burt Davis Of Rutland Dies At His Home "'· \ ( t· \ ( . ·•· ' . 1963 Meigs Centennial Fair Is Ready For Visit,ors; Religious Services; Tonight ' . 8"'\l cm :t' l:J:30 Chiller 'li'K&ki 1 I• 6:30 and 11:10 PM PACEMAKER NEViS 6:4& and 11:15 PM WEAlHER REPORT be. feeL ,_. . •' ,. __ "''# • '~- J:~' . As First Witness In ACtion Over Hospital • enttne at y e Centennial • ..._ _) \ / 1.~ For Meigs I ntin~-~ - ~··· �.. ,. i I, . The IJailg Sentln•l We Share in the First Family's Sorrow •A TINY llaby and hi& aaUant fight for Ufe have brou1bt the tro~:bled world cMr together lban all the diplomall and aU lbe conference tables. Witb one accord, people of eve1-y nation offered lbei.r 1ympathy and their prl)'era to Prelldent and Mra. Kenlledy In their time of trial and sorrow. Tbls was no matter of high stales· manship, grand political design, aocial poliition or we~lh. 1 The miracle of birth, tha travail of life and the my&tHJ of death-the com· mon experiences of aU mankind -were encompassed in the 39 boun dlll"injl Ylhich a nation and the world bung 'lrilll vtry personal concern on every wurd from Hyanhil Port and BOlton. Our deepest sympatb)r, Mr. l!ld Mra. Kennedy. •Well ...--... [ i • .. .. t.llall; ltntlnet. Pqm~ 0., - Here -eo..a..Our Candidate for 19961'' •&. Now twill t. .,._ PI t~h• If I llldll'l lllldt llll' . . , . . . Dur Heltfl • Maybe ~ llll't lhl lltllldard --·. *·...·- _.._ '1111 to ..,. •• I - · - · .. ~ almOII petftol tltltiQI ... -1111. be mllbl 11M .,.... bac!allll lbt ... Nidi ... Will! lbe. Wlltlnt. 1fe 1111Db b,.l '-;;,;· ,. ' I'm 1 ......... C 31, Wfttbury, N. Y., waa adjUst- . 11tgn today were lc a • lng bti faro mas~ and had ' Sweden and Trlnl~ad· TobaiJI. I :: = ""*m.. !:m!td!l~a~m~-~11'!-1'l'bo!~i~~~:~~~~~=~~J~~~!~~ Quid Quiz '*' i'~.*'- 111 _ .. __ AND "SENSE11 OF USING SENTINEL CLASSIFIED ADS If your family Is Uke most - ..,..,..u, * u· , --~"":!'Q·····~";"•;,·-~':'"~":""'~---· . . _ . when you look around and wonder how In the Domestic Demand For Farm Products Ahead Of 1962 world you accumulated 110 many things. Things tbat are still good but simply aren't llll!d, needed or enjoyed by yoltr family any more. Things Hkt apotU equipment, musical Instruments, out-grown toye and clothing, yard and &arden tools, furniture, appHances. (Go through your home toda)' . . . you wtu be IUJllrl.led at what you find on£e you really • iook.) to 110111t other famUy - but really wortb notblnll to Don't keep these Items. They're worth (!lllh Now, your plumber or appliance dealer offers a $25 trade-in ollowanee when you change from flame-type to a new !1!1!1!~! Quick Recovery electric water heater. Don't walt Save now I This offer is for a limited lima only! you It you don't use them. Sell them quickly and Inexpensively with Sentinel Cla,.Jfled Adll and '\ have tbe extra cash tbat meana more of tha thlnp you wtu use and enjoy. All It llke.l ll a phone caU. Jlllt dial WY 2-21H uid live your Hat to a friendly Ad Writer. A word rdl. . Follow the rule so many other ~~{·lDQd~ .fam. Wet iollow. Don't keep worthwhile tblnge oite :daj aflel ~y're no longer llitd. Turn them baio,dill· Jan witUelitlnel ~bid Ada. ,Jt niakea ~*7 i I !'·.· . IGCJd ;lflnael . HAM SLICES Swilt'o Premium - Fully Cooked U. S. Cov't. lnope<led Ctlltr Cut HAM SLICES Ma Brown Strawberry PRES~RVES \. $ Jan Kraft Salad 0 QT. BTL, APPLEiSAUCE 505 Cana ....... ..-.it 'r l CCKOCinut c,..m 14-0s. Pkp. lanana ...mon Chocolate Neapolitan I"" lack-To-School Boys' . SPORT SHIRTS Sl••• t • 16. 1'""" ........ Mony & celon In ltutton,..wn & pull.. wr. •'Y._ ValMII Te $1.91 . lack . 4-Way .BOllY SOCKS . Th-. To Pq. Price . •\ •. :&ns ·•'·· .. ..,.,.., ' . ·t' ' ·."~ . $ T1ke Advant110 Of Thlt V al1111 Fer Price ............ WiwtW ...... 8 es Morton's DREAM EVANS Low .. , U.. BREAKFAST GUARANTEED TROUBlE-FREE SERVICE I Ill II u low u 65c per day on tbe .peeW 8-dty !;:'~ WATER HEATER PROBLEMS? Trade-in your trouble now for *251 ~- ='swl'ft'o Premium_ Fully Cooked U.S. Gov'l. Inspected On The Farm Front there comes a tlmt ..-..? •••tttptten or ,Solvay up a 1po 1s · a.m.; i -to FoociJ ...,.. prtllllnanl , how many were lboard i p . ro ~- ~ feeords and the Uke f- THE ""!".. ~11 C:: and Vern Ord. - lJsa Within wide lim!•· the ·court • w~etber there were casua~ can down Gallipolll 3:20 a.m.; Priddy Jackie Carsey d ,. ld I tiel Tbe rt......• cald t b e Stevenson up Gallipolis S:l~ a. ' ·' permit or eny one 8 e or · rv·E p . d Debbie McLalJihlin, JeR h r to ask uestlons or plane crashed between 1 b e m.: . '"' ennsy 1vama, . own 01 end Marty Seell« e,,_. 1 q d towno of Tramoyeo and Andre .Gallipolis 7:50a.m.: Wa111ng to · r.......s. tmay eny d t Gil' Us e the Baby Beginner "R8h' expedltloos" to look in- I de Corey after billing a pylon. :go . own a a 1po ar Follrod, 3,Bobby mgflllr of 1 The Tbe plane belonged to t~e 1D1X1e Spirit, Bandy , Irene <.uu·u 2' SUsie all asoughat rnu1 onte parbeary. upon • "Air later" cotbpauy wblcb ·tin, Jenks and Semet. 1 Rawlings, ace 3, Oleo lnteraal French rotJieo. [ Kanawba River - Helen Z. lnp, age 4, Dav1d In cr~inal cases, the Jaw ; nnuNH!PifW.d&n~>M~ down Wlnfleld 3:25p.m.; L~~:11 3. AD children are the acope of discovery. T I, NOT ldown Winfield 10 p.m ; ( Jumplnl off lire· low the prosecuting altor~ey The :.cine Vot.!teer F 1r 0 ,Jr. down Winfield 11:35 p.m.; produce the defendant'o 1departmeni will meel at 6 p.m. Lydia H. up ,Winlleld.t·.35 a.m.; NIKITA W1N1 *TCB and srand jury slate-,today Instead of 8 p.m., lor its Esso W. Va., up _wmf1eld 2: '~'GTON I·UPil _ Ills lawyer con NIJI his 'regular meeting. a.m.; Winfield 4:!15 a.m. W~· In preparln& for the ; 1 ketball has I I .... 7 I liMa . 1ame, SOcretary of State Usually the accused also has The Triple-A says that sun [ Starters In the K e n I u c k Ruak oald !'ll!ld•y In oflerlng rl&ht to .know the prosecuting 1glasi.es are helpful In reducing Derby have carried the racing II explanation of why he loll • ~:!:~~~~!~: and names of Inform· ;road glare, but cautions motor· 'silk• of 571 different owners. 1 minion match .. tth Soviet Iii He muat make hla own ln- ~ l!to to remove tllem or 1 I o w. mler ~lklta S KlmiohcboY. thai is, he cannot down before entering a darken· "Mr. Khruohd.ev II • at tbe prosecuting atlor· ed tunnel or underpasw. It lakes """" ... ~ badminton pta-." ,_ tnveotlpUoo to try bil 'ltIme Ior yoor eye• lo adjust to oald. "But, K'o the first time the, difference In il«htlng. every pla)-ed badmlntoa on 1n a criminal caoe the defend. oriental 1'111!·" 1he 1ame may refuse to talk or to turn Have patlentce when you're ' playod at U.. lluJJI!an evidence hla lawyer may driving in heavy tralflc, says Blaci: Sol •l"'"oa •lila at want 1o .., In the tela!. An.JI· the AAA. Hom-blowing and othdurlng lblU'• vlalt 1st the pr<liOCllllng attorney er outboard signs of lrrllatlon Kbrusbcbev I""'· 41. lhl defendant might ln· \aeldom"'.urry thlnga al0118: they Ic~=~~:,hlm. So, under our serve only to antagonize I h e I( be need not an- other drivers. U takeo patience such queaUons. Of course, to be a GOOD DRIVER. he ll!lwero 101111 questlona, max well han !<> answer One of the greatoat dangera related questions. caused by oltuck holes In I h t (Tbla article b holed upon highway, Is when a motorist the Law of Ohio. It Ia nol Intend· owerveo to avoid them a n d ea to advise anyone 011 a speclf· swings Into another. lane of traf· 1c problem No person should fie. When you see a clmclt bola attempt 1o apply or Inter· ahead, the Triple-A warns you any law without the ad·llhould alow down and otay In of a lawyer.) your o'tm lane. __ wedged bill spear IIJlll belweeJJ I maica and Iraq were ~--•, dJ nd rocb when tho wne came, lm·. for • ~Y an apan a palhlg hlm on lbt spear. ma for IV<dnesda) . = flay fever 11 otiU an annoy. I 11 _Inert dli! 'l'll..btay Pope Paul'o approacll 11111 """"' ~· whicb 111 1 tune to plan aiJYd ,. ~· to relief, their uoo mq bl! atmethOds of treatment moot lty Fair?" unity. ItS alln Will be bo leu tmll· type of alleriY, now lo th!! lhou8h they uMt•I1JIIVt qulclt tng alltnent. But with modern ! 1<1 tire Ulle 111 11eo1< "Vaa. more calillous . n Ita apPrllldl thml&fl tht Ofl!!Oil th t.OOed by siiCb IItle ruetlono Ylctlmo can &>el throu1h tbe A - P'rom "PIIgrlm'a Ptol· mii!M.. Thla jiOIIIQI li aapectad little discomfort .. possible. •• drowaln!!t-. U&Jttlleldl!tflleSB, seosoo In relative comfort. reM" in Whl<b It IIYI - "and to receJve - imflelu• at !IJo re. 'l'hiN hu..::\::" ol~ or ln<l!l!lt!f - • -ion. the name of thll ton 11 Van- ~Ill lbe ~I at th!! \Taualtortios. 'self1J!Illt-l In many "' tht JIO!I!IIar hoy lty: afltl at t!Jat loll!l there il a u~llll :.....;. . ltm ~ thty are comfair kept called 'Vanity · •L · natilll plants ., vielet.s do ~lned with an okler remedy- Q - 0. 1U erek ro or 110w tair . .. ' Weot BerUnen feel ""' Moscow not them. Others. like opllll!plirlno. The adrenal cor· .aldtwflt! · llllts alld their ~ If 1 d11• alld COICitMJd, hive 1 tlCII otero!<~ tlllllllalb art aloo l A - Yea, all true crabe do. 11 _ ftT WIO 11 tlfiT Oteek partial nuclear 1t1t till treaty sticky JIDiltil ~. dtllt'nd on lllii!M tn peno111 with ~· ,Tbat Ia, all erabtl Ill "hlch tht truala!M t1 tire llble 01lled .....W"'Ill o.....,olllllltloo •1 beol and •ere hay ftVIr. ' 1118 II IIWI)'I luclted lorwar6 lht ltf!UIIll? ITHAT'S ...., • other lnlf&. Pre'fentlve mMsureo include and never used 1111' IWintlnlq. A - Thl! tranal~tlon from 1 ClttCo\00 (tJI't) - o\ •tt yet. 'l'hftt Pl.lll\l have """" aYOidlnct Ill ceUMUve pollen .. Hebrew Into Greek olauch )l!lrts Ilow bw rolllnC from teWII tl beeft WN!Iiy ttalled of etJU$o WiMII Noon halll'da ort IJ'ftl- 4 - WUt tile Diet of or tht SclrlpiUtt!l u theo were 101111 throutirdlll h tltllted ong Mt fever, bl!elllse their I) reduced •1 IIM!on!lltlonllil, W..o? known bi!tllln 1bi>llt 210 II 0 . 118 'States collecll no ,.,_ atll ·l!tfo Ho-"1 \AIIIltldat With that ef r.in<o 11 tlftdlftll tnpa pella A - A t'OUII(!d called In tilt llitllt, ltptull]nl, .... 1 riel 110 Jlllllllli!l'i. tt'1 i "fllttd. ragllllld 1114 ...,_ f1Mi'* W'- In 111 ~ qtl!m. SiMt b' Ute Ernperw Qlarltt V to try entr, bau• o1 thr! billet Ulllt tag l'Oid l~M'or," ' 'l'he IM!IIII \1&potll!n II whi.lllilnt. .'nil pol. 1M , _ _ ltllllltl e11b- r.r.tlft Luthftr far htruy, It '/0 llthillan WOrltld on t1te hicle II l!l'lliiiMd 'lfltll ~ linatllt b 111M plllllll IWIIIJ Ill I I WUh lltt lib 111M II WRMa, lltrMMy. ltlllllliiOII. ment for demonatntlt'!ll!lt1 YJ" •ariel blelltllt ., YM1lt10111 in dowl ~. -..Ay elho1a rlety Of etittlll!lrl!ll OWP'i lt(lG dltnllt. l!hordd '- •• • j a I to OI'IJdl. 4 - Wllotl bt ,., !!I Jetrer. 4 - W..l 11 lh uiJ !lilt 111 ~.lded ail! wtkllntl PHI!>" lroi!pllnllr" waw rlltll&id. tilt tltltt t!ltMMI- - Dlt\'11 .,.. .,. nhlu , _ lilt 11m1 w..... t1 lilt ,u. esM aid relalt!d llttlJpllleftl te ....,... ef b'aUblt ill Ute . _ . •• II; trilht 11. W.. It )IIIIo eltitt WtrY !IIIII II altu 11? welden, educallll'l lllil et~~m· or 11'101!1 lllat forma. 011 tPii ..._ C1r ty tllll 1111 of wHCI A -Alter hltlrtleua 1ft IM'I, A - Tbe pyralllldt Ill II&Ypl. llllhf lndlllfty ·'J'IIe lJrit . aend other vegl!lltiiJII In lite killers. he reUIM to hlo MissliBippi etmounllif . . - ~ !It !Iii aulllllitr. '11tt ~ ~ II Is otarted tete 1illett be livid Ill retire- Q - Ml lo !!MN- ~klllll '\dill.Ia MlfPlW '111 hutn, Ute tllfjjJl !'or11 wllttll ~ llx ..-s before tht pol· - · Dutill& this Ume he wrote etfd Allteltea'• lint 111dllltr- pnerator curled •bo~Jd itill li llllde, . II • ~ IMt ae111111 bi!tllnt. 11 ean be a "'nit RIH anti ran or tht ~ ltlre? '--· a ftl~ at11111t Clll.leat)fl;fJ. q - ·ofltitder. Otllln are Alo ttrJ tM~ way to avoid fedtratf Gmemment.» A - stephen Olrlll'd, WllO ed frql}l •lire ~ 3a:;.~ lernlrla alld ~· . trouble. 'nit old ltslb'li of ~ ·· · played tlllnir;ortltlt (NIH tn Ute cover ·IJI illttJijJt . . . lw 117 f - Ill alleriJ eairl- lectin& small doseo of the al· Q - Doeo lilt director ol tire flnanclnl of the War of 1812, area. · ' ............,... COTTAGE CHEESE 2 49 1 Today's Medical Report have lht hiJ flftl' · asthma lllken by lllbitth or lnllaled. AJ. J.~ i ":! "'*" . N-- 1 I o,tl,.._ 1 I I Notes From ForeJjrJ) Cables Dl-•- "'" ' 1 Ill.,.._.:!f ....... sr;''" _., Orelqn ews ommentary 1 _tbelr Reports From The Capitol~~~:~~!;-:~~-~~·a- F . N ::;I 11oo I 10llit Yl•- people palliad rw 'Ii¥ er... cmtfted : ..;;= again. He came back to me, FUiaeftl Mbttrllll . . .one dl)' I rememberl!d I Dear Het.n·· U•IW .._ I a - 1 yeahl. But llle PenlallOfl hils been pooed the ffllmeDI - aali~c- h •t th ...1 of tht Olher 1 I· Tilt AmtrleaD ldpi!Jet would 1eaJ1n1 netrby olotla• faeiliU• torily tqulpped to petfoma U. "';!"'' . . e You 11e 110 lnlllf ran 011 the be wtll arlvllletl 11101 'liitlrin his 'tilth 1 capactty of lbi>llt 432,11110 otrab!git miaMon at the Ume it low ::~~~ :l~l!SI 1 hlgli•aye 1llth their rllrtttllllal righ!a to demand that the nation· barreta at $306,500 a year. Pure wu ..-<1e1ed oven- d•tlnJ the :;:..... real a Itt I my signala bllltklltf bac!auae drit• al lleftMi DI!IJitl1111!111 llllke wliS!e! BErlin <Iiiia." '""5° II& · er hu f<qohen 1o IUnt t11em bottll' ... of tile aal4 taxpaym• There wu anothtr report .., Fort)' et tho 11 M48 tnMllldl Last night my husballll "CCII- oR. HoW abGUt havllll • 11DDf. IIHJIIey. "the lncreaud price for ballil- t.Db were out o1 tommtnton. flllllll'' lllal hi had beellilltef. flclal signal, like blowlltf lila Or, maybt, 101111 alert mortlber Ilea computeh resultina f""" u• Ellbty of ,. Mil per~a~ntl w- Mll!d In anolbor woman f!lr a bom three short toots (this .Is Reports have It that Seven Arts II titft """ UJel~ 01 all I!OIIlbal Willie. 011, he hada'l done in7• Morse Code for tho leuer "S," waving a mlllion·dollar prnducing·act- ol CG!lgrea obould cab the Pen· 1coulve estimated malerial tapn to 11tC!01111t lor lbtlllt of 111 1 undet • dtpartment ol the Air vtiliclea, llbb, Mil • pl'fllllllod thing - but 11 had made hlm as In slpal), to call attellUOD lng-dlrectlng·writlng contract at Anth~ 1om ftlol mollloclo t1. do!D« buslJl'o!<;e conltacl." CampbeU tillMwlbon llJd oelf·(ll'lllllled J111r>. nry unhappy. He lllanbd me to lhe u,tita? It mtaht llavt a ny Newley, their fi!Vorite chap because ..... The lllgty llq>lyet ond mated that this ono walled aboul tars 91 11ft Clllt ..,.. out ~ for bl!lng 10 understiJidlnl alld lot ol confusion, of his Jll!rformance In "l'he Small World ..~oD. A BlloCiltq oi"IIIIOL "lelllling" he needed belp dllr- I lhou&ht. your collllllb mtahl of Sammy Lee." Among the projects be- alert member Df OJnii'Ml lH!od $1111.800. do no more 111111 lo refer to the Tho tlrir6 report deombotl tho AU the more ~ beetiUM lnJ !bat bad um.. He told me be a ~ place to Jet thil stg. One of the Thruways upstate, en ing discussed for the versatile English· numerouo reporto by tho comp- deplorable unmodlneso o1 !1Jo lrd Campbell . nat ni&de knOwn. SIGNAl. 1 PM many route to· Nyack, has l blg sign which is man: "No Strings," John Huston's "The troller pneral of the. Uftlt..l 1m1ored cavalry regiment, o reporta to CoiJiresl Nell . 7UI' ' ftlll jltiOft for fallolwn 111 II> WIUS'i'LE causing motorists to do triple-takes. It Man Who Would Be King" and the up- Stiles 011 U. WllSII!ful pradii'OIJ otrategtc Army corpo unit, when and rollJhl1 more lba!t hal el viet Mmler Nlllllo Kllnt111leheY Dear S.\\'. reads: "Roekefoller Lookout. Turn comin~ stage musical, "Casablanca" ... or the I'Mtai!Oil braso, miUtoi:'J' It was ordered to Berlin 1a lho lboli. relalll 'to aatioalll dei.uo alld Ills poll., o1 peo<t1u1 - · Good Idea. Nelrt time I hMf Right."; And some wag has added under· Liu Mtnnelli, suffering from a llidney tlv1Uu. autumn criaill of 19111. This sltuo- and IIIUallf apotli&ht 111 with lbe Well. Altollwr In· three toots on a . free"'q, I'll neath, "Signed - Barry Goldwater" ... aliment, has been out of "Best Foot For· andJoseph Campbell Is the complioo developed for lack of ropotr prodicel O< IODW COIIlp dioatlOn turtled up IMI .lllly It know 110111eone reli$ IIHIJ.-H. Robert Jtohen Isn't finished with "Ul· ward" but Is expected back in the cast tn>IIW gtt~~~t~l Hla job II Ia al!dR pam lor combat and other motor 1(011( crippled the 11r11 armored. w1!11J the Sovlat pariJ Mmp8pOI' Dear Helen: . . 11 itb" yet, but the word is out that it will soon . . . A Madison Ave. . pet shop in lho booka of all ljii!DIIill« tleperlo vtlilelea. "Illo . sum l!mllved In thi!Jtt f'ravd• printed lll open lelt!lr , t,~e hiVI liOlfle bowlblt be "a dramaUe blockbuster" and "une of the siXties Is fnturlng carpeted bird mftlta and ll!efttl8 ltld 10 tell 0o1 ret ltopaln wasterid ~ p r ·IUJ' llilhl thll "the cw- lerrdenJ mends that lve'Ve .ltnown aeY. (Nice, but it's so hard to get t)le cages. !he lhOBt provocative films ever made." ~· wh!tl bt tllrluJ up. Wb!tl "OUr revtow di..,-;· lbt,.... be mere peanut. compared. wllb ,., thai !JOYiet l!ldttp II becomo eral yean, bul not •D. Tbt. There's also high pnise for Jean Se· vacuum cleaner Into the cornert;) ~ Interpol still has a record numW of turns up lo 1 ~ Olol1 el port oald, "thai 10 miiiJ <0111bol file $55 billion defense Mil ljH!IId IDg bourpoil." Tbt l'elllng f'IOo. woman Ia gLVIng a big party fllf berg's "startling" performance and predictitlns that the flicker will win more men searching for Prince Alfonso Hob· ~utt, extra•••- alld llupld- vehicles o1 the lrd AnnoiM ....., lhiJ yar. But 11 lon'l p<!llntlta to plo'l DaiiJ rept"iRfld lho leltar til her parent!!' 31st weddlllg lfmlo. IIJ, DOIIIIIJ In lhl deparlliJOnl nl out of commission for tadJ of ,.. dJe working still from whose dayt later, bat omitted a lley lllle Yersary. She called up all Ollf Academy Award nominations than Ros- enloe and his two aons by hll marriage national de!elllt. pair par1a that not ...., - lrage every week the wutara aayin1: "Tbioe plllple in not bowling group and said she'd to the former Ira von Fuerstenberg, who sen's last effort, "The Hustler." which In a lingle mall thll welt were oquadron o1 tho thrM that com- lake their <ul yery ouro of their polillcal planned the party for oor bowJ. was up for prizes in nine divisions . . . . is now the wife of "Baby" Pignlllrl. Hoh· thl'M reporta from campllell. eaeh .,_r." lng night, eo we lhould brlnJ Jaz• star Terry Gibbs, just divorced for enloe and lhe children dluppeared from nmmng about 25 pages and eHh Plaa the ~.00 par penon WI ordlna.. 1 the second time from his wife Diona, is Madrid after the Spanish courts had or· ...ta!IDJ IIIII .... lalhtlld iD tht The -•llod "llll!lrer Plan," lly opend an bowiJni to pul to. . on the verae of announcing his immed· dered them to be turned over to their had wallad • whlclJ troUld havtl gitta re~~poa· ward 1 1Ift for her itiOtbtr and iate marrla,e to 20·year-old Hollywood mother for the Summer, and the prlnet! heard rumors that she planned to take bundle tl. the taxpayl!'l' dollars. o lliliiUty for - . Allied llrate. f.ther. SIJe also Wlllla 111 each. model Carol Wadsworth. them to Plgnltari's native Bta!il. Hohenu-u'l.., ........ 1Y In Elltopo to a IJ'OUP of ln- to bring a bottle. Tbtrt wa, for bllllple; therel:l•• ternatlonal <lvU aervanla tll1ller Mr husband 111)'1 this Ia un. The touting company of "Carousel'' loe must be a ma!ller at disguise, to hide . NATO Stcretaey - a l Dirk U. heard-of and, besides, he'd ratb. caused a lively stir In the usually quiet out this long with two klddles In his com- port on "unnecessary annual ••· pendltureo by tho Deportments F-lp Non 01•-lary anti etl>loratoty diK".liSiono on stildttr, 1181 btetJ qutetlr plaeorr- er bowl. What ohould we do? Poconos, where the natives didn't appre· pany. o1 the Air FOI'<!I ll1d lho NIVJ BJ WILLIAM J . t'Oll h!ssonlnl Ealt·Weol I!IJslons will holod. Dlplomall NJ II wiD stay MRS. BILL · elate those late parties ... Maestro Glen lor telllnc <0111tnemal fa<lliu.t llolllol , _ again fDclll wotld altenlloiJ thalwap, at Ioall untillho NATO D8t Mre, Bill: Gray of Casa Lorna band fame is grave· How about the horror trend In night on th!!lr <lty a~ Ita bleiDI. J.linlalerlal Codlldl'o opr1ng meet- Bowl! _ H. lv ll1 at his home In Plymouth, Mass.... spots, with "ehoul clubs" springing up lo 1 toro petroleum proclucla In No!M from the !OI'tllh the san Franella> aree tnotead cableo: HoW<!Ver, there 11 little Upecta· 1nJ- MIF-b1 Midi Ume Silk· 'htta eclllllllb Ia dedicated 1e George Jessel Is dating Joan Tyler again, all over• There's the Garden Ghouls in U!otJ In llutl!brttall~ QWti'terl tbat ker wtU bev_.- redrld. Tho fllhUJ llVIIIg, 10 If JOU'ra .."' nrt1 that they've settled their paternity Forest Hills, the BlOddy Vampire In Man· o1 using oxCelll l!l>ltllm"'nt· Qolol 1 11 owned potraleum fa<llltl!!o the 'nJere 1a quiet optlmlom 1n Jibthert wiD bo Ill)' •t*da<ulAr trllldl, wbo dlalib Stlkbr per- bJll kid trouble or JUst plata case out of court. hattan, the Sorcerer's Apprentice in Mil· Navy l~l clepartm~t:, Point M .. erot eircl'" In !lome there I moveo IDI'WIIrtl tl!watd • •lutiOn ...,8u1, hotly opposed !1Jo plan ori trouble, lei Helen Help YOU. waukee, the Claws of Dracula In Omaha, 11111 •ill be a conllnueUon of the "dJa. of Bttlin !!ltUlllon. A lone the lfOUDd that It would give !IJo Slia 11111 11ao ftlcvnte JUIIl' "The Cleopatn Papers," written by and even a place called l.oO!I Afldonados late. Richmond. Calil. Campbell report<cl that the 1Iogue" belwton tha 1bmuuJ Clth· •tin!l~ Weilfm pl8p4)oll !tit 1 United Stites broldl!r etlii!NII OW!! 8llllllinl uperlelll.'tl. Adformer "Cleo" press acents Jack Btod· of Monstruous in Mexico City. Navy' I surplus oU storage capo- \ U nd non-CIIIboli dwtdtlo. llllnd lnletnlll!»>al tllibrnl~M~im I>Ver NA'I'O pilllnlna. SOme dl'elll llelott Bolte! In art e1 city at Point Molate avaragad ~.;.~aut VI hao .,; opokft out ~ &UJ"'P\'ilt the Wtlt'o ll!lallar NATO membon alit this !IOWI!plptr, 450,1100 barrelo for the pJUI lbree I direcl!y _ , lht lllbjt<l l!inea rights to Berlin I• expected to bo !ltn lulnann. 111 t!.o plan ill Federal BtrrHI ol lavttllp- his eleclion: but he hu lndjcatod ~.;J:, Utile ellt. dtlld. 111m oltallt wlllr eaek ad•tnt.. that he will Clri'J forwlrd the By Wayne G. Brau.ol&tl, M.D. oed by bllulqlhe aller&el, lkln lergen ot ltequenllnlorvals has tratlon? latetoPO: ~~· " : ' ' ::ble th~ Wiled f':n.':'L~ · ~S ~~~UPI) _ Aak 111111 , a y doll'! hllve 1o p on a teob giVe tile qdltketl -~• been replaced In some cUnlco ' A _ He serves at the pleas. 100 amg • ore tf Uou uH. ef hay;:'de to hove hay fever, but of dlagnoslo. But, olnce eftD by prolonged · action lnject10r11.1 ure of the attorney eeneral, who I oh_::rch i : ~ 7:~ ~~! ~:""unlit ~~ pariJ' :;:' !,...,,. ~ ;::'11>- ,.;o..i.'•• 1 to be fi Ji · to Iskin Into IN 1114!1 rnf~lll·lo, The allergen is pven in ~n 1' makes the appointment. wor I or ~""' I P II extreme,. J ••-• ~~~·.;~~~ 100 4e h ave :oo_•r ~ b earohll olloerv•llll by ,.ar oil emulsion which allbws It thrOIJ8b !IJo l!eJunenlcal Council- Uve aboui the potJ&ibiUIJ .t IIIIo 8WW 111011 lltelJ will be found ii uno ci. th!! polletul uc a tstti!IIIJI. to be absorbed slowly. Although' Q - Wllo WIJ>t Rogm' Ranc· the ltCOilCI oeaaloa of whl<h ho versive pro • Busol'D ••.,.•u In the "Men• Cena!ll." '1'lrla Ia cerlllll typos of pia ,; io In· llot:IU8t ll~s promote this method is lea· bothenome Iero! bu ae1 lor Sepl Sl. The ap- 1withla Ill own nub. 'nil llrll tba result of a y-,loug .tud7 :~~:' A tendency to ~ nee· tbe procluctioo of histamine. b'! 11 lo oot fOolprttlf. It cattles A _ They were Jfoup of proach to Chrilllab unliJ ll!ldi!r 1olp oi lhll dlmo iD • 01 food pre)l!lr•tlon and .coo- !' 111 her~, ' : ::mtive to the the body, a groop of antihJSia· '· an increased risk o! abocess colonial fijihlera ted by Rohe 1·t ~~ul "!,.~.-~....';!'.j:!Jill llsuod ~!:,~ Peldna.I'OI1IrllllllDP~ lnmplthe ~IIW . ~ ..o.;;:" ~ essarl Y mlno dnJII hiYe bet>orno IJOI> lormaUon. For thla reason ftoCert durin& tbe French and let,..,.... 0111 ~ • ....,., commltl8a .,,.. • IJiaeti• luii'*Wl.,. co • "" e ...- tl!llleno '""': attorcte nla· ular lor tempore., relief olthl rneny doctors otlll prefer the lndl~n War thin through the hoart u II wu faiL II nlerrod to "111bvonlw a-rtlb Cortt• General Fondl, ·=-~=-. tives _ . ..Wvt 19. 11 Y"' li<JIIt attaclt. , _ may be okler method. • Papa Jotm. But lhoujjb aettvllleo wltlriu our olate and- Gtneral Mille, Pllllbttr)l , and !,. " TBI LAW SiiUtD - AMOI!I-. ... <lllldl- todq · ly UnlteciP',....Internatlonel J~ life ·rtfia~ ~los : DIIOOVDJ Go • 1 Pollee kept extra patrols today In' a Jeney Cit,, N. the ...- ~ iii, Mlddloplrt A trial with meny .urpr1aes PT. P~ - Geor&e 11tationary. IIH. Al1liD' ~. ~ botpjlal June 17• J., ne.lghborhoOd where a Negro girl wu 1)aln by a white munlclpal ·P1J01 11Jt11tt lnltruc- pr""ldu 1 Alramatlc ototy .., David ....,.ens. 81. Pt. Plou. later of the Radtie Blpttst . man durinll a ractal disturbance Saturday. The auapect tkJn. ri Mra.' ~ j::lrol Wiley. TV In the los 8 . 1he 101, died, Sunday evenin1, &:lilt Beet arov.-u. till! rurol Betbh!hem BapiiJt was bio lirat dlarp. wa•lll be arral:1Jled ll;day In the shotgun ldlllnJ. ~ Plfoed Iiiii for Sen· ...,:;. 01 18 ;...., ~weys o'clook ot lilt Von Mel~r reot j Oblo rtror _ r...msapolnt down olturches, uid today 1te bas ..,. Rev. and Mrs. !4ccatlley .., ', In Mlulaslppl a river~eboat turned around In tar UfnaVlbi, inil are 11111'- ,the beJI wav 0 get jllllltt . . home alter an 1&-~nlh• ID- .13 , 6 a.m. : wu11a1111 up 14 , 10 ceptecl • oew cbarje in Copn came the panola of 1 ~~.... mld-ctream Sunday to bri nto custody 25 whites and bora J01101, 'IJM!l'jl!l Crube, Krl• , And 10 tJio trail ol lall' 11111a """" p.m.: Bonnlo D. up 14, HWi a. Stauoo. Pennsylvllllla, ...., WU. ~in~· =•:\~~ Ntg'roell' who refused to fie lknnrWI, ltllchatl Lloyd, heve been movln, awav !rom He wu formtrly • cool< In m.; Dav. Crockell, up It, 1 a. liamsport . , · ,. _ , segre1ated waiting room•. oboe heela to break lbt "pu- ,MiclJael ¥ulford, !IGc•r Spen· llle "same" or "lporlln(" tiJio. restaurants . a1 Coiumbu•. 0 ., m.: Eaatem down !5, midnight; Rev . lllcCauley s oervlee here ~<live In the Racine ~ 1 id Ptllce alld oberltro deputleo slve-reotJtanot armlock" o1 tbt '*• Forrest Blteblai, Richard or of a trail toward• 1 card• before cornmg to Pl. Pleaoanl Queen Cily. down IS. 1%: 10 a.m.; wiD . end October s. at the close F1re department and Ifill • at Plaquemine. I.e.. arreoted group. Olll<ero denied 8DJ' !Jtu.,Outmbera. Sand~• l!1111CW, Ml· 1~ ~ . 17 years ORO He wao born Nov. ITitan up IS, 3 a.m.; Bingo up of his ev~nlng sorvlce!J Tbe Jla.. wut, the Meigs Mlnlaterill a. the rn>uP brought to oborf tality. 'chat!l Archer Cifo!}'ll Vaup. up · · · f II, 11181, m M81011 CO!lDiy, 1011 17 9.55 m Loolslana down mln11ter, a native of Penn· ooclatlon and Ill • past mod..the ferryboat'• captain. 0111..... AI Le~, N. c., poBco an, Sam ~. and l.erry ... ~eeen!,Y~~ ':~~~ of lhe late Mr. and Mrs. David 1e: S:55 ~:m:. Southern up aylvanla, ha• Deer! clergyman ator of the Rio Grand. Bapllol . llld the7 would be chiJ'IIO(I with stepped between IDII'J wblleo Jlubar&en. of 'trial The M. Dlokens. m . Jordan up 20 In Melp county smce 1958 This assocl81km. Oil1 our a. He . ed by da 4.25 8 . ., ' resil!tlnc arreJt, """'.Negroes outside • jail " ' - Junior certificates will come ruler allow uch olde to find out , Is surv v one U• a.m. ; Den Quinn up 2Z, ., 1lmnle Moore. a field ...,.... three Negro Yftutha .,...., bein1to Cr.nlhla MUla, N111cy Harrlt, 'before trial what lo lltely to ghler, Mrs. Gilbert Ilogp, Stru- a.m.; Jamn Boaworth down tory for the Congress of Racial hold for tbe olayiiiJ el a willlll Linda Racltett, Loll ANI sauer, tab place at the trial to opeed UJera, o .. and two aons, Georp i:05 a.m.; Dike end Utile Equality !COREl slid wltn- man In a r - riot Jone e. Elebllle Lyons, Jeff Erry, Sun fup coorl hullness prevent per· B., Struthers, 0 ., llJd ErnKt ward up 22, S:35 a.m.; R 0 we 11 lold him olf1cen _uoed Tbe Negruoo tnelt and pray' M)lllen, Chuck Mullen, Au Jury and fraud, ~ encoorage Dickens. or Cleveland, 0., llJd dcwn 23, 1:10 a.m.: Lou>Uis~:::11 ed outalde tho jail, and tbea Bradbury, George Bauer, Mary out-of-<:ourt 'lttlements. I half-brother, Alonzo, of Wal Greenup 5,35 a.m.; il DIVORCE GRANTED Charles Poot. - brolher of one tong, Ruth Ann Lacey, Linda Under discovery rulel all par. 1C<>lumbla. a half-lister, Ms. down Greenup 7:05 a.m.; A divorce has been granted of the jailed oxeheJ>o Warner, Mary Jane Jenkllnson, Ues can be made to tell lhe oth· , Prmt saxton, of Thurman, 0. down 3!, 6:30 a.m.: c 0 t t 0 n Judy WoHe, cros..plalnUff from god hoi words wltb wbU. beet· Greg Deaton, Craig Caima. er what they know before 1 h 0 Funeral services will be at Queen down 32, 3:03 a.m.; OJI. . MONDAY Charlea Wolfe In Meigs county lers. Final swtmrnlng lesiona were •case goes to trial. Thev do tl!!s Z p. m. Tuet!lay at the Crow ver Shearer up 32, 5:10 a.m.: common pleao court. Charleo Wilen the white and M•lro given to (Fish) : Kelly McKen, :by caUinc far the IDIWetl to 'Funeral Home. Rtv. Ken- IBowles up 33, 12:45 a.m.: Ed· TUESDAY WEDNESDA Wolfe, ptalntllf of tho original groupo moved loword eacb oth· zle, Marleoe Goodwin, SUsla , HU!Ins written or spoken neth W. Chandler will offlclato. eana Bosworth up 33 , 1.40 a.m.: . a~ was found IIUllly of or, pollee quickly took up pool. Wedge, Debbie Taylor, Cheryl ;;,.,. u..'.e facts come out both ' Burial will be In Lone Oak cern. Tully down 33, 2:3() a.m.; Peace Aucuot 12th, 13th. 14th, W• Glyg neglect and extreme ClUe ty. Uo118 In the middle of the MeLalJihlln, ~ Oevb, Ed- parties often decld• to settle etery. down :t:t, 3: t5 a.m.; Ravensllloocl Broughton'•- Iorden'• CUatody of a minor child was to keep thom apmt. die Young, Mike Young, Chuck then and there without any Friends may call at the fun- down 33 , 7,45 p.m.; L. c. Shear· Fairmont. Valley Bell given the defendant. J IN TIIEA BIG Clark, Floyd Burney, Carolltrial. ' eral home after 6 p. m. , today . er up 34. 4:!0 p.m.; Elija Woods ! MIBIIAP lULL8 DIVER \ O Tt IQ:Bll Leonard, Becky Seellg, FlorneU Recently our courts enlarged down 34 9 p m · Bayou Lor· G....;.~ ~~.••lrS NEW VORK · UPII - A akinWASHINGTON IUPII At Bu1110y end Breand VRD Meter 1 "'" ~ "'' " "'"'"'" · ;• · d ' ". ;· · · ed to :--;:· the use of discovery to perm t irame own .n, " a.m. d!vor llabbed blmoelf to deolb least lour nations arrq Frogs McKenzie, El· broad Uoulng of witnesses LYONS, France IUPI) - A I with hla own •P"" gun Sunday sign th• rucl•ar test bar. treaty 1se Lee Walker Heaton quespectl d French airliner on a fil&ht be· . GaUipollo dam - Lea 11 1 when be wao laJo<>ted ofl balance here today, bringing to 43 I he Mitchell Mead~s ' tnoid oncho ocumenld I 011 : nteea Lyoos and UUo cralh· 1Gallipolis 6:40 p.m., llli•noi•: II . he washlngtoo aerl 08 . ' s statements e, su as aceInsurance en ...... ed In east central Fr.- to- .' down GaII'G1po r.1S 9:·so p:m.•. "'"".'It by 1 huge wave oraohlng against number 1n t Jeff Warner, U 10 1mer 1 "'""' jotty noar Jone< Bech. of s1gnlngo. Ricky Arnott, Russell re to lnaunnce day, pollee reported. up a111po1Is. 10 .05 p.m. , Ct~. Aalhoritl.. oald Robert Petty Nabono announ<lng they Michie! M•Danlel weD ~medl 1 nd h Flnt re......a did not 1 a y 1Lea down Gallipolis 1,2:20 a.m.; • le nd "' , as aS ca a OS· .,..... • . G II' j' 2 v I .... &ntru T... ····~ h Limll I hlva aa)¥- qutilllll: ~ .. DOW bac!a• I "fllrlm'' 1 ten 1111 h.._ whll .IWily 111m 10 ..u,. Haw llllllli Clltotr happlnedf . 1111. jeaJouq I ftl& -.. I Wll left'lbl)r dnWD II a llmt IIIJDI bill 0 pt"lllell .. fellow al 1t11llffklt, ml .. thlo llltf But ID1 MMC!1 a~ hU111. lnltiellld In lilt, but balb at us He'• tatlng aD tile blalbe, Rhell wert ltlllTIId. 11111 It .-1 no I - u lllult 1110. llllould I 1111 farlhel tllln tofttlllrtak · CIQn- llaw It rulq •appeMCJ' MU11on m1 htnehle Ia GC1t1- CALL ME .IANIC J11111l!lllet.rla. WI both kttew It P .8. I'U "Joel'' the - ' 1 eauld hiH been 'flt7 1'111, ... MCtlatl of llle Pftl* bofwe be ptdally IInce my bobla life gell boml, • b't wwt1' awun't 1oo well. M1 bus. bout llivinl awq IIIF ~ecrtl. band 11e111ed to be drawtna a- Dear Jene: .· 1111 from lbe. Coofenlon may be aood r.. e men'a aoul, but bis wile'• eonBut Instead ol rtltllllDi to the feosion CID cunll4 lL Whll'o a "Oilier man," I mada the bl&· llW. twlufle of COIISCienoe (Jbla. Jesl ef!ort of lilY life to pt my ed With 1 spot ofjeeiOUI)') !'C)IIIo buoband's Interest llllcl Yet, peroc1 to the hippy lmowle<lse 111 admit I many tllllu pretend. tt.at your husband lhlnka.. you ed be was BODII!Oile olae-that are extr~HUper? This b ooe of wonderful guy at the omce. This those secreta a woman keepe madt II easter to Wln my bill- frGm her mate, lor hla ego'o band over. I wu much llleer to aan lftll If she Ia ltltllpted c. him tbon I had been 81 I tired boolt' her OWl! qo by llfinto Pin•• IAngDiness RiverNews McCauleyHas. w EndS For ..~f..:'~~ :C~ '~ted Post ~::~:~.:,u: . . I ' lUI; ....... ., .JI; ·~ mai!Jid J o One-T'tme Cook baHIDicaJ ott .w•~eowy· ~~ana. In H S~te - ~romJobnololi.dteelf "'• · Jl'alla •o.o raJllnc; K...w~~a ome ... • .. ""'J.m.t • rtver on 1111: CharltaiOn lUI, r 1• waohllltlloe vorrill7 YOU ~- ~~~~a ,, I TMt•.Passtd 0 • """* ,.. • Extra Patrols Cotering Jersey City Death Scene . Voice 0£ Broadway •• ,. Reportin; P.ROADW AY GRAPEVINE Let Remick is likely to make her debut as a Broadway legit star in "Side Show," the new musical by Steve Sondheim and Arthur Laurents · · · Half tne Hollywood stars working ur vacat10mng In Europe have been disturbed by t h e rumors that Princess Grace IS seriously ill The Palace at Monaco has said noth· ln.g more than "The Princess is tired aud needs a rest," so probably a new picture of Her Serene Highness amon1 her sub· jects wlll be Issued t~ soothe the worri· ers. A top-ranking television star owea more than $100.000 In hors.,.race beta and is reporteli· "dead broke," although he earntd fantastic sums. He is in debt to bookmakera all over the country and with many of them it has rtached the "pay up or else" stage ..... Jayne Mansfield's Italian beau, singer Nelson Sardelli, .was badly shaken and bruised In an ..auto accident in Milan the other day. Wl\lle he was speeding to the air· port to catch a New Yotk·bound plane for a visit with Jayne. Now she'll have to walt n few days while Nelson loses those bruises. , • LifeSa~ a. sky and Nat Weill, Ia maldllf tveb mott of an impact on tbe Cinema Set than Walter Wanger's revelationa. Probably because they bad no peraonal antlt and could cover all phases Impartially ..... Fifteen Rusaian bombers have just ar· rived at J>uerto Padre, in Oriente Prov· ince, and will be ready to fly within the week . . . Tallulah Banllhead, who WBI the toast of London for many aeuons, wiU return to the stage there tllis year to star in Tennessee Williams' "The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore." It should he fascirtatlnl to see the In· terpretation she puts on the role in which Hermione Baddely was so effect· ive ... Dorothy Sarnoff'• premiere at the Pla!a's Ptralan RoOm wu Ill pack· etl - and packed with ucttemellt - It seemed Uke I mid-Winter openlnk. With everything going for her from a beauti· ful costume (Fontana) to a marvelously talented conductor (Frank OWens), e~e delighted the aud1ence and should be m for a happy run.____ I lJ. leU Helen Help. ' Usl Jem, but II Wllbd IV DOROTHY KILGALLI!N . 8 '•'"' 8 �.. ,. i I, . The IJailg Sentln•l We Share in the First Family's Sorrow •A TINY llaby and hi& aaUant fight for Ufe have brou1bt the tro~:bled world cMr together lban all the diplomall and aU lbe conference tables. Witb one accord, people of eve1-y nation offered lbei.r 1ympathy and their prl)'era to Prelldent and Mra. Kenlledy In their time of trial and sorrow. Tbls was no matter of high stales· manship, grand political design, aocial poliition or we~lh. 1 The miracle of birth, tha travail of life and the my&tHJ of death-the com· mon experiences of aU mankind -were encompassed in the 39 boun dlll"injl Ylhich a nation and the world bung 'lrilll vtry personal concern on every wurd from Hyanhil Port and BOlton. Our deepest sympatb)r, Mr. l!ld Mra. Kennedy. •Well ...--... [ i • .. .. t.llall; ltntlnet. Pqm~ 0., - Here -eo..a..Our Candidate for 19961'' •&. Now twill t. .,._ PI t~h• If I llldll'l lllldt llll' . . , . . . Dur Heltfl • Maybe ~ llll't lhl lltllldard --·. *·...·- _.._ '1111 to ..,. •• I - · - · .. ~ almOII petftol tltltiQI ... -1111. be mllbl 11M .,.... bac!allll lbt ... Nidi ... Will! lbe. Wlltlnt. 1fe 1111Db b,.l '-;;,;· ,. ' I'm 1 ......... C 31, Wfttbury, N. Y., waa adjUst- . 11tgn today were lc a • lng bti faro mas~ and had ' Sweden and Trlnl~ad· TobaiJI. I :: = ""*m.. !:m!td!l~a~m~-~11'!-1'l'bo!~i~~~:~~~~~=~~J~~~!~~ Quid Quiz '*' i'~.*'- 111 _ .. __ AND "SENSE11 OF USING SENTINEL CLASSIFIED ADS If your family Is Uke most - ..,..,..u, * u· , --~"":!'Q·····~";"•;,·-~':'"~":""'~---· . . _ . when you look around and wonder how In the Domestic Demand For Farm Products Ahead Of 1962 world you accumulated 110 many things. Things tbat are still good but simply aren't llll!d, needed or enjoyed by yoltr family any more. Things Hkt apotU equipment, musical Instruments, out-grown toye and clothing, yard and &arden tools, furniture, appHances. (Go through your home toda)' . . . you wtu be IUJllrl.led at what you find on£e you really • iook.) to 110111t other famUy - but really wortb notblnll to Don't keep these Items. They're worth (!lllh Now, your plumber or appliance dealer offers a $25 trade-in ollowanee when you change from flame-type to a new !1!1!1!~! Quick Recovery electric water heater. Don't walt Save now I This offer is for a limited lima only! you It you don't use them. Sell them quickly and Inexpensively with Sentinel Cla,.Jfled Adll and '\ have tbe extra cash tbat meana more of tha thlnp you wtu use and enjoy. All It llke.l ll a phone caU. Jlllt dial WY 2-21H uid live your Hat to a friendly Ad Writer. A word rdl. . Follow the rule so many other ~~{·lDQd~ .fam. Wet iollow. Don't keep worthwhile tblnge oite :daj aflel ~y're no longer llitd. Turn them baio,dill· Jan witUelitlnel ~bid Ada. ,Jt niakea ~*7 i I !'·.· . IGCJd ;lflnael . HAM SLICES Swilt'o Premium - Fully Cooked U. S. Cov't. lnope<led Ctlltr Cut HAM SLICES Ma Brown Strawberry PRES~RVES \. $ Jan Kraft Salad 0 QT. BTL, APPLEiSAUCE 505 Cana ....... ..-.it 'r l CCKOCinut c,..m 14-0s. Pkp. lanana ...mon Chocolate Neapolitan I"" lack-To-School Boys' . SPORT SHIRTS Sl••• t • 16. 1'""" ........ Mony & celon In ltutton,..wn & pull.. wr. •'Y._ ValMII Te $1.91 . lack . 4-Way .BOllY SOCKS . Th-. To Pq. Price . •\ •. :&ns ·•'·· .. ..,.,.., ' . ·t' ' ·."~ . $ T1ke Advant110 Of Thlt V al1111 Fer Price ............ WiwtW ...... 8 es Morton's DREAM EVANS Low .. , U.. BREAKFAST GUARANTEED TROUBlE-FREE SERVICE I Ill II u low u 65c per day on tbe .peeW 8-dty !;:'~ WATER HEATER PROBLEMS? Trade-in your trouble now for *251 ~- ='swl'ft'o Premium_ Fully Cooked U.S. Gov'l. Inspected On The Farm Front there comes a tlmt ..-..? •••tttptten or ,Solvay up a 1po 1s · a.m.; i -to FoociJ ...,.. prtllllnanl , how many were lboard i p . ro ~- ~ feeords and the Uke f- THE ""!".. ~11 C:: and Vern Ord. - lJsa Within wide lim!•· the ·court • w~etber there were casua~ can down Gallipolll 3:20 a.m.; Priddy Jackie Carsey d ,. ld I tiel Tbe rt......• cald t b e Stevenson up Gallipolis S:l~ a. ' ·' permit or eny one 8 e or · rv·E p . d Debbie McLalJihlin, JeR h r to ask uestlons or plane crashed between 1 b e m.: . '"' ennsy 1vama, . own 01 end Marty Seell« e,,_. 1 q d towno of Tramoyeo and Andre .Gallipolis 7:50a.m.: Wa111ng to · r.......s. tmay eny d t Gil' Us e the Baby Beginner "R8h' expedltloos" to look in- I de Corey after billing a pylon. :go . own a a 1po ar Follrod, 3,Bobby mgflllr of 1 The Tbe plane belonged to t~e 1D1X1e Spirit, Bandy , Irene <.uu·u 2' SUsie all asoughat rnu1 onte parbeary. upon • "Air later" cotbpauy wblcb ·tin, Jenks and Semet. 1 Rawlings, ace 3, Oleo lnteraal French rotJieo. [ Kanawba River - Helen Z. lnp, age 4, Dav1d In cr~inal cases, the Jaw ; nnuNH!PifW.d&n~>M~ down Wlnfleld 3:25p.m.; L~~:11 3. AD children are the acope of discovery. T I, NOT ldown Winfield 10 p.m ; ( Jumplnl off lire· low the prosecuting altor~ey The :.cine Vot.!teer F 1r 0 ,Jr. down Winfield 11:35 p.m.; produce the defendant'o 1departmeni will meel at 6 p.m. Lydia H. up ,Winlleld.t·.35 a.m.; NIKITA W1N1 *TCB and srand jury slate-,today Instead of 8 p.m., lor its Esso W. Va., up _wmf1eld 2: '~'GTON I·UPil _ Ills lawyer con NIJI his 'regular meeting. a.m.; Winfield 4:!15 a.m. W~· In preparln& for the ; 1 ketball has I I .... 7 I liMa . 1ame, SOcretary of State Usually the accused also has The Triple-A says that sun [ Starters In the K e n I u c k Ruak oald !'ll!ld•y In oflerlng rl&ht to .know the prosecuting 1glasi.es are helpful In reducing Derby have carried the racing II explanation of why he loll • ~:!:~~~~!~: and names of Inform· ;road glare, but cautions motor· 'silk• of 571 different owners. 1 minion match .. tth Soviet Iii He muat make hla own ln- ~ l!to to remove tllem or 1 I o w. mler ~lklta S KlmiohcboY. thai is, he cannot down before entering a darken· "Mr. Khruohd.ev II • at tbe prosecuting atlor· ed tunnel or underpasw. It lakes """" ... ~ badminton pta-." ,_ tnveotlpUoo to try bil 'ltIme Ior yoor eye• lo adjust to oald. "But, K'o the first time the, difference In il«htlng. every pla)-ed badmlntoa on 1n a criminal caoe the defend. oriental 1'111!·" 1he 1ame may refuse to talk or to turn Have patlentce when you're ' playod at U.. lluJJI!an evidence hla lawyer may driving in heavy tralflc, says Blaci: Sol •l"'"oa •lila at want 1o .., In the tela!. An.JI· the AAA. Hom-blowing and othdurlng lblU'• vlalt 1st the pr<liOCllllng attorney er outboard signs of lrrllatlon Kbrusbcbev I""'· 41. lhl defendant might ln· \aeldom"'.urry thlnga al0118: they Ic~=~~:,hlm. So, under our serve only to antagonize I h e I( be need not an- other drivers. U takeo patience such queaUons. Of course, to be a GOOD DRIVER. he ll!lwero 101111 questlona, max well han !<> answer One of the greatoat dangera related questions. caused by oltuck holes In I h t (Tbla article b holed upon highway, Is when a motorist the Law of Ohio. It Ia nol Intend· owerveo to avoid them a n d ea to advise anyone 011 a speclf· swings Into another. lane of traf· 1c problem No person should fie. When you see a clmclt bola attempt 1o apply or Inter· ahead, the Triple-A warns you any law without the ad·llhould alow down and otay In of a lawyer.) your o'tm lane. __ wedged bill spear IIJlll belweeJJ I maica and Iraq were ~--•, dJ nd rocb when tho wne came, lm·. for • ~Y an apan a palhlg hlm on lbt spear. ma for IV<dnesda) . = flay fever 11 otiU an annoy. I 11 _Inert dli! 'l'll..btay Pope Paul'o approacll 11111 """"' ~· whicb 111 1 tune to plan aiJYd ,. ~· to relief, their uoo mq bl! atmethOds of treatment moot lty Fair?" unity. ItS alln Will be bo leu tmll· type of alleriY, now lo th!! lhou8h they uMt•I1JIIVt qulclt tng alltnent. But with modern ! 1<1 tire Ulle 111 11eo1< "Vaa. more calillous . n Ita apPrllldl thml&fl tht Ofl!!Oil th t.OOed by siiCb IItle ruetlono Ylctlmo can &>el throu1h tbe A - P'rom "PIIgrlm'a Ptol· mii!M.. Thla jiOIIIQI li aapectad little discomfort .. possible. •• drowaln!!t-. U&Jttlleldl!tflleSB, seosoo In relative comfort. reM" in Whl<b It IIYI - "and to receJve - imflelu• at !IJo re. 'l'hiN hu..::\::" ol~ or ln<l!l!lt!f - • -ion. the name of thll ton 11 Van- ~Ill lbe ~I at th!! \Taualtortios. 'self1J!Illt-l In many "' tht JIO!I!IIar hoy lty: afltl at t!Jat loll!l there il a u~llll :.....;. . ltm ~ thty are comfair kept called 'Vanity · •L · natilll plants ., vielet.s do ~lned with an okler remedy- Q - 0. 1U erek ro or 110w tair . .. ' Weot BerUnen feel ""' Moscow not them. Others. like opllll!plirlno. The adrenal cor· .aldtwflt! · llllts alld their ~ If 1 d11• alld COICitMJd, hive 1 tlCII otero!<~ tlllllllalb art aloo l A - Yea, all true crabe do. 11 _ ftT WIO 11 tlfiT Oteek partial nuclear 1t1t till treaty sticky JIDiltil ~. dtllt'nd on lllii!M tn peno111 with ~· ,Tbat Ia, all erabtl Ill "hlch tht truala!M t1 tire llble 01lled .....W"'Ill o.....,olllllltloo •1 beol and •ere hay ftVIr. ' 1118 II IIWI)'I luclted lorwar6 lht ltf!UIIll? ITHAT'S ...., • other lnlf&. Pre'fentlve mMsureo include and never used 1111' IWintlnlq. A - Thl! tranal~tlon from 1 ClttCo\00 (tJI't) - o\ •tt yet. 'l'hftt Pl.lll\l have """" aYOidlnct Ill ceUMUve pollen .. Hebrew Into Greek olauch )l!lrts Ilow bw rolllnC from teWII tl beeft WN!Iiy ttalled of etJU$o WiMII Noon halll'da ort IJ'ftl- 4 - WUt tile Diet of or tht SclrlpiUtt!l u theo were 101111 throutirdlll h tltllted ong Mt fever, bl!elllse their I) reduced •1 IIM!on!lltlonllil, W..o? known bi!tllln 1bi>llt 210 II 0 . 118 'States collecll no ,.,_ atll ·l!tfo Ho-"1 \AIIIltldat With that ef r.in<o 11 tlftdlftll tnpa pella A - A t'OUII(!d called In tilt llitllt, ltptull]nl, .... 1 riel 110 Jlllllllli!l'i. tt'1 i "fllttd. ragllllld 1114 ...,_ f1Mi'* W'- In 111 ~ qtl!m. SiMt b' Ute Ernperw Qlarltt V to try entr, bau• o1 thr! billet Ulllt tag l'Oid l~M'or," ' 'l'he IM!IIII \1&potll!n II whi.lllilnt. .'nil pol. 1M , _ _ ltllllltl e11b- r.r.tlft Luthftr far htruy, It '/0 llthillan WOrltld on t1te hicle II l!l'lliiiMd 'lfltll ~ linatllt b 111M plllllll IWIIIJ Ill I I WUh lltt lib 111M II WRMa, lltrMMy. ltlllllliiOII. ment for demonatntlt'!ll!lt1 YJ" •ariel blelltllt ., YM1lt10111 in dowl ~. -..Ay elho1a rlety Of etittlll!lrl!ll OWP'i lt(lG dltnllt. l!hordd '- •• • j a I to OI'IJdl. 4 - Wllotl bt ,., !!I Jetrer. 4 - W..l 11 lh uiJ !lilt 111 ~.lded ail! wtkllntl PHI!>" lroi!pllnllr" waw rlltll&id. tilt tltltt t!ltMMI- - Dlt\'11 .,.. .,. nhlu , _ lilt 11m1 w..... t1 lilt ,u. esM aid relalt!d llttlJpllleftl te ....,... ef b'aUblt ill Ute . _ . •• II; trilht 11. W.. It )IIIIo eltitt WtrY !IIIII II altu 11? welden, educallll'l lllil et~~m· or 11'101!1 lllat forma. 011 tPii ..._ C1r ty tllll 1111 of wHCI A -Alter hltlrtleua 1ft IM'I, A - Tbe pyralllldt Ill II&Ypl. llllhf lndlllfty ·'J'IIe lJrit . aend other vegl!lltiiJII In lite killers. he reUIM to hlo MissliBippi etmounllif . . - ~ !It !Iii aulllllitr. '11tt ~ ~ II Is otarted tete 1illett be livid Ill retire- Q - Ml lo !!MN- ~klllll '\dill.Ia MlfPlW '111 hutn, Ute tllfjjJl !'or11 wllttll ~ llx ..-s before tht pol· - · Dutill& this Ume he wrote etfd Allteltea'• lint 111dllltr- pnerator curled •bo~Jd itill li llllde, . II • ~ IMt ae111111 bi!tllnt. 11 ean be a "'nit RIH anti ran or tht ~ ltlre? '--· a ftl~ at11111t Clll.leat)fl;fJ. q - ·ofltitder. Otllln are Alo ttrJ tM~ way to avoid fedtratf Gmemment.» A - stephen Olrlll'd, WllO ed frql}l •lire ~ 3a:;.~ lernlrla alld ~· . trouble. 'nit old ltslb'li of ~ ·· · played tlllnir;ortltlt (NIH tn Ute cover ·IJI illttJijJt . . . lw 117 f - Ill alleriJ eairl- lectin& small doseo of the al· Q - Doeo lilt director ol tire flnanclnl of the War of 1812, area. · ' ............,... COTTAGE CHEESE 2 49 1 Today's Medical Report have lht hiJ flftl' · asthma lllken by lllbitth or lnllaled. AJ. J.~ i ":! "'*" . N-- 1 I o,tl,.._ 1 I I Notes From ForeJjrJ) Cables Dl-•- "'" ' 1 Ill.,.._.:!f ....... sr;''" _., Orelqn ews ommentary 1 _tbelr Reports From The Capitol~~~:~~!;-:~~-~~·a- F . N ::;I 11oo I 10llit Yl•- people palliad rw 'Ii¥ er... cmtfted : ..;;= again. He came back to me, FUiaeftl Mbttrllll . . .one dl)' I rememberl!d I Dear Het.n·· U•IW .._ I a - 1 yeahl. But llle PenlallOfl hils been pooed the ffllmeDI - aali~c- h •t th ...1 of tht Olher 1 I· Tilt AmtrleaD ldpi!Jet would 1eaJ1n1 netrby olotla• faeiliU• torily tqulpped to petfoma U. "';!"'' . . e You 11e 110 lnlllf ran 011 the be wtll arlvllletl 11101 'liitlrin his 'tilth 1 capactty of lbi>llt 432,11110 otrab!git miaMon at the Ume it low ::~~~ :l~l!SI 1 hlgli•aye 1llth their rllrtttllllal righ!a to demand that the nation· barreta at $306,500 a year. Pure wu ..-<1e1ed oven- d•tlnJ the :;:..... real a Itt I my signala bllltklltf bac!auae drit• al lleftMi DI!IJitl1111!111 llllke wliS!e! BErlin <Iiiia." '""5° II& · er hu f<qohen 1o IUnt t11em bottll' ... of tile aal4 taxpaym• There wu anothtr report .., Fort)' et tho 11 M48 tnMllldl Last night my husballll "CCII- oR. HoW abGUt havllll • 11DDf. IIHJIIey. "the lncreaud price for ballil- t.Db were out o1 tommtnton. flllllll'' lllal hi had beellilltef. flclal signal, like blowlltf lila Or, maybt, 101111 alert mortlber Ilea computeh resultina f""" u• Ellbty of ,. Mil per~a~ntl w- Mll!d In anolbor woman f!lr a bom three short toots (this .Is Reports have It that Seven Arts II titft """ UJel~ 01 all I!OIIlbal Willie. 011, he hada'l done in7• Morse Code for tho leuer "S," waving a mlllion·dollar prnducing·act- ol CG!lgrea obould cab the Pen· 1coulve estimated malerial tapn to 11tC!01111t lor lbtlllt of 111 1 undet • dtpartment ol the Air vtiliclea, llbb, Mil • pl'fllllllod thing - but 11 had made hlm as In slpal), to call attellUOD lng-dlrectlng·writlng contract at Anth~ 1om ftlol mollloclo t1. do!D« buslJl'o!<;e conltacl." CampbeU tillMwlbon llJd oelf·(ll'lllllled J111r>. nry unhappy. He lllanbd me to lhe u,tita? It mtaht llavt a ny Newley, their fi!Vorite chap because ..... The lllgty llq>lyet ond mated that this ono walled aboul tars 91 11ft Clllt ..,.. out ~ for bl!lng 10 understiJidlnl alld lot ol confusion, of his Jll!rformance In "l'he Small World ..~oD. A BlloCiltq oi"IIIIOL "lelllling" he needed belp dllr- I lhou&ht. your collllllb mtahl of Sammy Lee." Among the projects be- alert member Df OJnii'Ml lH!od $1111.800. do no more 111111 lo refer to the Tho tlrir6 report deombotl tho AU the more ~ beetiUM lnJ !bat bad um.. He told me be a ~ place to Jet thil stg. One of the Thruways upstate, en ing discussed for the versatile English· numerouo reporto by tho comp- deplorable unmodlneso o1 !1Jo lrd Campbell . nat ni&de knOwn. SIGNAl. 1 PM many route to· Nyack, has l blg sign which is man: "No Strings," John Huston's "The troller pneral of the. Uftlt..l 1m1ored cavalry regiment, o reporta to CoiJiresl Nell . 7UI' ' ftlll jltiOft for fallolwn 111 II> WIUS'i'LE causing motorists to do triple-takes. It Man Who Would Be King" and the up- Stiles 011 U. WllSII!ful pradii'OIJ otrategtc Army corpo unit, when and rollJhl1 more lba!t hal el viet Mmler Nlllllo Kllnt111leheY Dear S.\\'. reads: "Roekefoller Lookout. Turn comin~ stage musical, "Casablanca" ... or the I'Mtai!Oil braso, miUtoi:'J' It was ordered to Berlin 1a lho lboli. relalll 'to aatioalll dei.uo alld Ills poll., o1 peo<t1u1 - · Good Idea. Nelrt time I hMf Right."; And some wag has added under· Liu Mtnnelli, suffering from a llidney tlv1Uu. autumn criaill of 19111. This sltuo- and IIIUallf apotli&ht 111 with lbe Well. Altollwr In· three toots on a . free"'q, I'll neath, "Signed - Barry Goldwater" ... aliment, has been out of "Best Foot For· andJoseph Campbell Is the complioo developed for lack of ropotr prodicel O< IODW COIIlp dioatlOn turtled up IMI .lllly It know 110111eone reli$ IIHIJ.-H. Robert Jtohen Isn't finished with "Ul· ward" but Is expected back in the cast tn>IIW gtt~~~t~l Hla job II Ia al!dR pam lor combat and other motor 1(011( crippled the 11r11 armored. w1!11J the Sovlat pariJ Mmp8pOI' Dear Helen: . . 11 itb" yet, but the word is out that it will soon . . . A Madison Ave. . pet shop in lho booka of all ljii!DIIill« tleperlo vtlilelea. "Illo . sum l!mllved In thi!Jtt f'ravd• printed lll open lelt!lr , t,~e hiVI liOlfle bowlblt be "a dramaUe blockbuster" and "une of the siXties Is fnturlng carpeted bird mftlta and ll!efttl8 ltld 10 tell 0o1 ret ltopaln wasterid ~ p r ·IUJ' llilhl thll "the cw- lerrdenJ mends that lve'Ve .ltnown aeY. (Nice, but it's so hard to get t)le cages. !he lhOBt provocative films ever made." ~· wh!tl bt tllrluJ up. Wb!tl "OUr revtow di..,-;· lbt,.... be mere peanut. compared. wllb ,., thai !JOYiet l!ldttp II becomo eral yean, bul not •D. Tbt. There's also high pnise for Jean Se· vacuum cleaner Into the cornert;) ~ Interpol still has a record numW of turns up lo 1 ~ Olol1 el port oald, "thai 10 miiiJ <0111bol file $55 billion defense Mil ljH!IId IDg bourpoil." Tbt l'elllng f'IOo. woman Ia gLVIng a big party fllf berg's "startling" performance and predictitlns that the flicker will win more men searching for Prince Alfonso Hob· ~utt, extra•••- alld llupld- vehicles o1 the lrd AnnoiM ....., lhiJ yar. But 11 lon'l p<!llntlta to plo'l DaiiJ rept"iRfld lho leltar til her parent!!' 31st weddlllg lfmlo. IIJ, DOIIIIIJ In lhl deparlliJOnl nl out of commission for tadJ of ,.. dJe working still from whose dayt later, bat omitted a lley lllle Yersary. She called up all Ollf Academy Award nominations than Ros- enloe and his two aons by hll marriage national de!elllt. pair par1a that not ...., - lrage every week the wutara aayin1: "Tbioe plllple in not bowling group and said she'd to the former Ira von Fuerstenberg, who sen's last effort, "The Hustler." which In a lingle mall thll welt were oquadron o1 tho thrM that com- lake their <ul yery ouro of their polillcal planned the party for oor bowJ. was up for prizes in nine divisions . . . . is now the wife of "Baby" Pignlllrl. Hoh· thl'M reporta from campllell. eaeh .,_r." lng night, eo we lhould brlnJ Jaz• star Terry Gibbs, just divorced for enloe and lhe children dluppeared from nmmng about 25 pages and eHh Plaa the ~.00 par penon WI ordlna.. 1 the second time from his wife Diona, is Madrid after the Spanish courts had or· ...ta!IDJ IIIII .... lalhtlld iD tht The -•llod "llll!lrer Plan," lly opend an bowiJni to pul to. . on the verae of announcing his immed· dered them to be turned over to their had wallad • whlclJ troUld havtl gitta re~~poa· ward 1 1Ift for her itiOtbtr and iate marrla,e to 20·year-old Hollywood mother for the Summer, and the prlnet! heard rumors that she planned to take bundle tl. the taxpayl!'l' dollars. o lliliiUty for - . Allied llrate. f.ther. SIJe also Wlllla 111 each. model Carol Wadsworth. them to Plgnltari's native Bta!il. Hohenu-u'l.., ........ 1Y In Elltopo to a IJ'OUP of ln- to bring a bottle. Tbtrt wa, for bllllple; therel:l•• ternatlonal <lvU aervanla tll1ller Mr husband 111)'1 this Ia un. The touting company of "Carousel'' loe must be a ma!ller at disguise, to hide . NATO Stcretaey - a l Dirk U. heard-of and, besides, he'd ratb. caused a lively stir In the usually quiet out this long with two klddles In his com- port on "unnecessary annual ••· pendltureo by tho Deportments F-lp Non 01•-lary anti etl>loratoty diK".liSiono on stildttr, 1181 btetJ qutetlr plaeorr- er bowl. What ohould we do? Poconos, where the natives didn't appre· pany. o1 the Air FOI'<!I ll1d lho NIVJ BJ WILLIAM J . t'Oll h!ssonlnl Ealt·Weol I!IJslons will holod. Dlplomall NJ II wiD stay MRS. BILL · elate those late parties ... Maestro Glen lor telllnc <0111tnemal fa<lliu.t llolllol , _ again fDclll wotld altenlloiJ thalwap, at Ioall untillho NATO D8t Mre, Bill: Gray of Casa Lorna band fame is grave· How about the horror trend In night on th!!lr <lty a~ Ita bleiDI. J.linlalerlal Codlldl'o opr1ng meet- Bowl! _ H. lv ll1 at his home In Plymouth, Mass.... spots, with "ehoul clubs" springing up lo 1 toro petroleum proclucla In No!M from the !OI'tllh the san Franella> aree tnotead cableo: HoW<!Ver, there 11 little Upecta· 1nJ- MIF-b1 Midi Ume Silk· 'htta eclllllllb Ia dedicated 1e George Jessel Is dating Joan Tyler again, all over• There's the Garden Ghouls in U!otJ In llutl!brttall~ QWti'terl tbat ker wtU bev_.- redrld. Tho fllhUJ llVIIIg, 10 If JOU'ra .."' nrt1 that they've settled their paternity Forest Hills, the BlOddy Vampire In Man· o1 using oxCelll l!l>ltllm"'nt· Qolol 1 11 owned potraleum fa<llltl!!o the 'nJere 1a quiet optlmlom 1n Jibthert wiD bo Ill)' •t*da<ulAr trllldl, wbo dlalib Stlkbr per- bJll kid trouble or JUst plata case out of court. hattan, the Sorcerer's Apprentice in Mil· Navy l~l clepartm~t:, Point M .. erot eircl'" In !lome there I moveo IDI'WIIrtl tl!watd • •lutiOn ...,8u1, hotly opposed !1Jo plan ori trouble, lei Helen Help YOU. waukee, the Claws of Dracula In Omaha, 11111 •ill be a conllnueUon of the "dJa. of Bttlin !!ltUlllon. A lone the lfOUDd that It would give !IJo Slia 11111 11ao ftlcvnte JUIIl' "The Cleopatn Papers," written by and even a place called l.oO!I Afldonados late. Richmond. Calil. Campbell report<cl that the 1Iogue" belwton tha 1bmuuJ Clth· •tin!l~ Weilfm pl8p4)oll !tit 1 United Stites broldl!r etlii!NII OW!! 8llllllinl uperlelll.'tl. Adformer "Cleo" press acents Jack Btod· of Monstruous in Mexico City. Navy' I surplus oU storage capo- \ U nd non-CIIIboli dwtdtlo. llllnd lnletnlll!»>al tllibrnl~M~im I>Ver NA'I'O pilllnlna. SOme dl'elll llelott Bolte! In art e1 city at Point Molate avaragad ~.;.~aut VI hao .,; opokft out ~ &UJ"'P\'ilt the Wtlt'o ll!lallar NATO membon alit this !IOWI!plptr, 450,1100 barrelo for the pJUI lbree I direcl!y _ , lht lllbjt<l l!inea rights to Berlin I• expected to bo !ltn lulnann. 111 t!.o plan ill Federal BtrrHI ol lavttllp- his eleclion: but he hu lndjcatod ~.;J:, Utile ellt. dtlld. 111m oltallt wlllr eaek ad•tnt.. that he will Clri'J forwlrd the By Wayne G. Brau.ol&tl, M.D. oed by bllulqlhe aller&el, lkln lergen ot ltequenllnlorvals has tratlon? latetoPO: ~~· " : ' ' ::ble th~ Wiled f':n.':'L~ · ~S ~~~UPI) _ Aak 111111 , a y doll'! hllve 1o p on a teob giVe tile qdltketl -~• been replaced In some cUnlco ' A _ He serves at the pleas. 100 amg • ore tf Uou uH. ef hay;:'de to hove hay fever, but of dlagnoslo. But, olnce eftD by prolonged · action lnject10r11.1 ure of the attorney eeneral, who I oh_::rch i : ~ 7:~ ~~! ~:""unlit ~~ pariJ' :;:' !,...,,. ~ ;::'11>- ,.;o..i.'•• 1 to be fi Ji · to Iskin Into IN 1114!1 rnf~lll·lo, The allergen is pven in ~n 1' makes the appointment. wor I or ~""' I P II extreme,. J ••-• ~~~·.;~~~ 100 4e h ave :oo_•r ~ b earohll olloerv•llll by ,.ar oil emulsion which allbws It thrOIJ8b !IJo l!eJunenlcal Council- Uve aboui the potJ&ibiUIJ .t IIIIo 8WW 111011 lltelJ will be found ii uno ci. th!! polletul uc a tstti!IIIJI. to be absorbed slowly. Although' Q - Wllo WIJ>t Rogm' Ranc· the ltCOilCI oeaaloa of whl<h ho versive pro • Busol'D ••.,.•u In the "Men• Cena!ll." '1'lrla Ia cerlllll typos of pia ,; io In· llot:IU8t ll~s promote this method is lea· bothenome Iero! bu ae1 lor Sepl Sl. The ap- 1withla Ill own nub. 'nil llrll tba result of a y-,loug .tud7 :~~:' A tendency to ~ nee· tbe procluctioo of histamine. b'! 11 lo oot fOolprttlf. It cattles A _ They were Jfoup of proach to Chrilllab unliJ ll!ldi!r 1olp oi lhll dlmo iD • 01 food pre)l!lr•tlon and .coo- !' 111 her~, ' : ::mtive to the the body, a groop of antihJSia· '· an increased risk o! abocess colonial fijihlera ted by Rohe 1·t ~~ul "!,.~.-~....';!'.j:!Jill llsuod ~!:,~ Peldna.I'OI1IrllllllDP~ lnmplthe ~IIW . ~ ..o.;;:" ~ essarl Y mlno dnJII hiYe bet>orno IJOI> lormaUon. For thla reason ftoCert durin& tbe French and let,..,.... 0111 ~ • ....,., commltl8a .,,.. • IJiaeti• luii'*Wl.,. co • "" e ...- tl!llleno '""': attorcte nla· ular lor tempore., relief olthl rneny doctors otlll prefer the lndl~n War thin through the hoart u II wu faiL II nlerrod to "111bvonlw a-rtlb Cortt• General Fondl, ·=-~=-. tives _ . ..Wvt 19. 11 Y"' li<JIIt attaclt. , _ may be okler method. • Papa Jotm. But lhoujjb aettvllleo wltlriu our olate and- Gtneral Mille, Pllllbttr)l , and !,. " TBI LAW SiiUtD - AMOI!I-. ... <lllldl- todq · ly UnlteciP',....Internatlonel J~ life ·rtfia~ ~los : DIIOOVDJ Go • 1 Pollee kept extra patrols today In' a Jeney Cit,, N. the ...- ~ iii, Mlddloplrt A trial with meny .urpr1aes PT. P~ - Geor&e 11tationary. IIH. Al1liD' ~. ~ botpjlal June 17• J., ne.lghborhoOd where a Negro girl wu 1)aln by a white munlclpal ·P1J01 11Jt11tt lnltruc- pr""ldu 1 Alramatlc ototy .., David ....,.ens. 81. Pt. Plou. later of the Radtie Blpttst . man durinll a ractal disturbance Saturday. The auapect tkJn. ri Mra.' ~ j::lrol Wiley. TV In the los 8 . 1he 101, died, Sunday evenin1, &:lilt Beet arov.-u. till! rurol Betbh!hem BapiiJt was bio lirat dlarp. wa•lll be arral:1Jled ll;day In the shotgun ldlllnJ. ~ Plfoed Iiiii for Sen· ...,:;. 01 18 ;...., ~weys o'clook ot lilt Von Mel~r reot j Oblo rtror _ r...msapolnt down olturches, uid today 1te bas ..,. Rev. and Mrs. !4ccatlley .., ', In Mlulaslppl a river~eboat turned around In tar UfnaVlbi, inil are 11111'- ,the beJI wav 0 get jllllltt . . home alter an 1&-~nlh• ID- .13 , 6 a.m. : wu11a1111 up 14 , 10 ceptecl • oew cbarje in Copn came the panola of 1 ~~.... mld-ctream Sunday to bri nto custody 25 whites and bora J01101, 'IJM!l'jl!l Crube, Krl• , And 10 tJio trail ol lall' 11111a """" p.m.: Bonnlo D. up 14, HWi a. Stauoo. Pennsylvllllla, ...., WU. ~in~· =•:\~~ Ntg'roell' who refused to fie lknnrWI, ltllchatl Lloyd, heve been movln, awav !rom He wu formtrly • cool< In m.; Dav. Crockell, up It, 1 a. liamsport . , · ,. _ , segre1ated waiting room•. oboe heela to break lbt "pu- ,MiclJael ¥ulford, !IGc•r Spen· llle "same" or "lporlln(" tiJio. restaurants . a1 Coiumbu•. 0 ., m.: Eaatem down !5, midnight; Rev . lllcCauley s oervlee here ~<live In the Racine ~ 1 id Ptllce alld oberltro deputleo slve-reotJtanot armlock" o1 tbt '*• Forrest Blteblai, Richard or of a trail toward• 1 card• before cornmg to Pl. Pleaoanl Queen Cily. down IS. 1%: 10 a.m.; wiD . end October s. at the close F1re department and Ifill • at Plaquemine. I.e.. arreoted group. Olll<ero denied 8DJ' !Jtu.,Outmbera. Sand~• l!1111CW, Ml· 1~ ~ . 17 years ORO He wao born Nov. ITitan up IS, 3 a.m.; Bingo up of his ev~nlng sorvlce!J Tbe Jla.. wut, the Meigs Mlnlaterill a. the rn>uP brought to oborf tality. 'chat!l Archer Cifo!}'ll Vaup. up · · · f II, 11181, m M81011 CO!lDiy, 1011 17 9.55 m Loolslana down mln11ter, a native of Penn· ooclatlon and Ill • past mod..the ferryboat'• captain. 0111..... AI Le~, N. c., poBco an, Sam ~. and l.erry ... ~eeen!,Y~~ ':~~~ of lhe late Mr. and Mrs. David 1e: S:55 ~:m:. Southern up aylvanla, ha• Deer! clergyman ator of the Rio Grand. Bapllol . llld the7 would be chiJ'IIO(I with stepped between IDII'J wblleo Jlubar&en. of 'trial The M. Dlokens. m . Jordan up 20 In Melp county smce 1958 This assocl81km. Oil1 our a. He . ed by da 4.25 8 . ., ' resil!tlnc arreJt, """'.Negroes outside • jail " ' - Junior certificates will come ruler allow uch olde to find out , Is surv v one U• a.m. ; Den Quinn up 2Z, ., 1lmnle Moore. a field ...,.... three Negro Yftutha .,...., bein1to Cr.nlhla MUla, N111cy Harrlt, 'before trial what lo lltely to ghler, Mrs. Gilbert Ilogp, Stru- a.m.; Jamn Boaworth down tory for the Congress of Racial hold for tbe olayiiiJ el a willlll Linda Racltett, Loll ANI sauer, tab place at the trial to opeed UJera, o .. and two aons, Georp i:05 a.m.; Dike end Utile Equality !COREl slid wltn- man In a r - riot Jone e. Elebllle Lyons, Jeff Erry, Sun fup coorl hullness prevent per· B., Struthers, 0 ., llJd ErnKt ward up 22, S:35 a.m.; R 0 we 11 lold him olf1cen _uoed Tbe Negruoo tnelt and pray' M)lllen, Chuck Mullen, Au Jury and fraud, ~ encoorage Dickens. or Cleveland, 0., llJd dcwn 23, 1:10 a.m.: Lou>Uis~:::11 ed outalde tho jail, and tbea Bradbury, George Bauer, Mary out-of-<:ourt 'lttlements. I half-brother, Alonzo, of Wal Greenup 5,35 a.m.; il DIVORCE GRANTED Charles Poot. - brolher of one tong, Ruth Ann Lacey, Linda Under discovery rulel all par. 1C<>lumbla. a half-lister, Ms. down Greenup 7:05 a.m.; A divorce has been granted of the jailed oxeheJ>o Warner, Mary Jane Jenkllnson, Ues can be made to tell lhe oth· , Prmt saxton, of Thurman, 0. down 3!, 6:30 a.m.: c 0 t t 0 n Judy WoHe, cros..plalnUff from god hoi words wltb wbU. beet· Greg Deaton, Craig Caima. er what they know before 1 h 0 Funeral services will be at Queen down 32, 3:03 a.m.; OJI. . MONDAY Charlea Wolfe In Meigs county lers. Final swtmrnlng lesiona were •case goes to trial. Thev do tl!!s Z p. m. Tuet!lay at the Crow ver Shearer up 32, 5:10 a.m.: common pleao court. Charleo Wilen the white and M•lro given to (Fish) : Kelly McKen, :by caUinc far the IDIWetl to 'Funeral Home. Rtv. Ken- IBowles up 33, 12:45 a.m.: Ed· TUESDAY WEDNESDA Wolfe, ptalntllf of tho original groupo moved loword eacb oth· zle, Marleoe Goodwin, SUsla , HU!Ins written or spoken neth W. Chandler will offlclato. eana Bosworth up 33 , 1.40 a.m.: . a~ was found IIUllly of or, pollee quickly took up pool. Wedge, Debbie Taylor, Cheryl ;;,.,. u..'.e facts come out both ' Burial will be In Lone Oak cern. Tully down 33, 2:3() a.m.; Peace Aucuot 12th, 13th. 14th, W• Glyg neglect and extreme ClUe ty. Uo118 In the middle of the MeLalJihlln, ~ Oevb, Ed- parties often decld• to settle etery. down :t:t, 3: t5 a.m.; Ravensllloocl Broughton'•- Iorden'• CUatody of a minor child was to keep thom apmt. die Young, Mike Young, Chuck then and there without any Friends may call at the fun- down 33 , 7,45 p.m.; L. c. Shear· Fairmont. Valley Bell given the defendant. J IN TIIEA BIG Clark, Floyd Burney, Carolltrial. ' eral home after 6 p. m. , today . er up 34. 4:!0 p.m.; Elija Woods ! MIBIIAP lULL8 DIVER \ O Tt IQ:Bll Leonard, Becky Seellg, FlorneU Recently our courts enlarged down 34 9 p m · Bayou Lor· G....;.~ ~~.••lrS NEW VORK · UPII - A akinWASHINGTON IUPII At Bu1110y end Breand VRD Meter 1 "'" ~ "'' " "'"'"'" · ;• · d ' ". ;· · · ed to :--;:· the use of discovery to perm t irame own .n, " a.m. d!vor llabbed blmoelf to deolb least lour nations arrq Frogs McKenzie, El· broad Uoulng of witnesses LYONS, France IUPI) - A I with hla own •P"" gun Sunday sign th• rucl•ar test bar. treaty 1se Lee Walker Heaton quespectl d French airliner on a fil&ht be· . GaUipollo dam - Lea 11 1 when be wao laJo<>ted ofl balance here today, bringing to 43 I he Mitchell Mead~s ' tnoid oncho ocumenld I 011 : nteea Lyoos and UUo cralh· 1Gallipolis 6:40 p.m., llli•noi•: II . he washlngtoo aerl 08 . ' s statements e, su as aceInsurance en ...... ed In east central Fr.- to- .' down GaII'G1po r.1S 9:·so p:m.•. "'"".'It by 1 huge wave oraohlng against number 1n t Jeff Warner, U 10 1mer 1 "'""' jotty noar Jone< Bech. of s1gnlngo. Ricky Arnott, Russell re to lnaunnce day, pollee reported. up a111po1Is. 10 .05 p.m. , Ct~. Aalhoritl.. oald Robert Petty Nabono announ<lng they Michie! M•Danlel weD ~medl 1 nd h Flnt re......a did not 1 a y 1Lea down Gallipolis 1,2:20 a.m.; • le nd "' , as aS ca a OS· .,..... • . G II' j' 2 v I .... &ntru T... ····~ h Limll I hlva aa)¥- qutilllll: ~ .. DOW bac!a• I "fllrlm'' 1 ten 1111 h.._ whll .IWily 111m 10 ..u,. Haw llllllli Clltotr happlnedf . 1111. jeaJouq I ftl& -.. I Wll left'lbl)r dnWD II a llmt IIIJDI bill 0 pt"lllell .. fellow al 1t11llffklt, ml .. thlo llltf But ID1 MMC!1 a~ hU111. lnltiellld In lilt, but balb at us He'• tatlng aD tile blalbe, Rhell wert ltlllTIId. 11111 It .-1 no I - u lllult 1110. llllould I 1111 farlhel tllln tofttlllrtak · CIQn- llaw It rulq •appeMCJ' MU11on m1 htnehle Ia GC1t1- CALL ME .IANIC J11111l!lllet.rla. WI both kttew It P .8. I'U "Joel'' the - ' 1 eauld hiH been 'flt7 1'111, ... MCtlatl of llle Pftl* bofwe be ptdally IInce my bobla life gell boml, • b't wwt1' awun't 1oo well. M1 bus. bout llivinl awq IIIF ~ecrtl. band 11e111ed to be drawtna a- Dear Jene: .· 1111 from lbe. Coofenlon may be aood r.. e men'a aoul, but bis wile'• eonBut Instead ol rtltllllDi to the feosion CID cunll4 lL Whll'o a "Oilier man," I mada the bl&· llW. twlufle of COIISCienoe (Jbla. Jesl ef!ort of lilY life to pt my ed With 1 spot ofjeeiOUI)') !'C)IIIo buoband's Interest llllcl Yet, peroc1 to the hippy lmowle<lse 111 admit I many tllllu pretend. tt.at your husband lhlnka.. you ed be was BODII!Oile olae-that are extr~HUper? This b ooe of wonderful guy at the omce. This those secreta a woman keepe madt II easter to Wln my bill- frGm her mate, lor hla ego'o band over. I wu much llleer to aan lftll If she Ia ltltllpted c. him tbon I had been 81 I tired boolt' her OWl! qo by llfinto Pin•• IAngDiness RiverNews McCauleyHas. w EndS For ..~f..:'~~ :C~ '~ted Post ~::~:~.:,u: . . I ' lUI; ....... ., .JI; ·~ mai!Jid J o One-T'tme Cook baHIDicaJ ott .w•~eowy· ~~ana. In H S~te - ~romJobnololi.dteelf "'• · Jl'alla •o.o raJllnc; K...w~~a ome ... • .. ""'J.m.t • rtver on 1111: CharltaiOn lUI, r 1• waohllltlloe vorrill7 YOU ~- ~~~~a ,, I TMt•.Passtd 0 • """* ,.. • Extra Patrols Cotering Jersey City Death Scene . Voice 0£ Broadway •• ,. Reportin; P.ROADW AY GRAPEVINE Let Remick is likely to make her debut as a Broadway legit star in "Side Show," the new musical by Steve Sondheim and Arthur Laurents · · · Half tne Hollywood stars working ur vacat10mng In Europe have been disturbed by t h e rumors that Princess Grace IS seriously ill The Palace at Monaco has said noth· ln.g more than "The Princess is tired aud needs a rest," so probably a new picture of Her Serene Highness amon1 her sub· jects wlll be Issued t~ soothe the worri· ers. A top-ranking television star owea more than $100.000 In hors.,.race beta and is reporteli· "dead broke," although he earntd fantastic sums. He is in debt to bookmakera all over the country and with many of them it has rtached the "pay up or else" stage ..... Jayne Mansfield's Italian beau, singer Nelson Sardelli, .was badly shaken and bruised In an ..auto accident in Milan the other day. Wl\lle he was speeding to the air· port to catch a New Yotk·bound plane for a visit with Jayne. Now she'll have to walt n few days while Nelson loses those bruises. , • LifeSa~ a. sky and Nat Weill, Ia maldllf tveb mott of an impact on tbe Cinema Set than Walter Wanger's revelationa. Probably because they bad no peraonal antlt and could cover all phases Impartially ..... Fifteen Rusaian bombers have just ar· rived at J>uerto Padre, in Oriente Prov· ince, and will be ready to fly within the week . . . Tallulah Banllhead, who WBI the toast of London for many aeuons, wiU return to the stage there tllis year to star in Tennessee Williams' "The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore." It should he fascirtatlnl to see the In· terpretation she puts on the role in which Hermione Baddely was so effect· ive ... Dorothy Sarnoff'• premiere at the Pla!a's Ptralan RoOm wu Ill pack· etl - and packed with ucttemellt - It seemed Uke I mid-Winter openlnk. With everything going for her from a beauti· ful costume (Fontana) to a marvelously talented conductor (Frank OWens), e~e delighted the aud1ence and should be m for a happy run.____ I lJ. leU Helen Help. ' Usl Jem, but II Wllbd IV DOROTHY KILGALLI!N . 8 '•'"' 8 �. • ' '· ·, Syracuse Troun(!es Middleport 9-3 For Chaqtpionship I gle, and Fritz Slasoll ~him The wfDnln seored 8/llit! In with a sacrlflro bunt. 111M eMil wltan 8111 kn4PP lid Big lmdng for Syraewoe off wilb a llagle, IIOtb GMMr the fourth when Grueser led and Slaon waJkttl, and 8 o b llfl with a walk. BIU Jewell Clow was lift on llli Infield Browns Fumble Away Opener To Detroit · Lions By 24-10 Score MaJor Lo- 11 l1ldlllll - II 11 'lap •!!n;l •I The DaUy Sentintl oeand when a.ry Jlllklnl bit 1bfousht blm to tblrd .., ~ a1np t!l'flll'. Crow wu ~ 0111 at a II)' boll to rlgltt llekl that was Gregg ltruJh llftgled Orueler aeeGnd to elld' the innl"-• 1be C!fopped. Syract1141 then took the lbome, WI'*- drove twa Clll!y other Sytactlse hll wu lead w11en Bobby Gruuer drove rt11111 hiiiiiO with a·double to left llnfle by WlnebrtJuler Ill t h Jtllkina to third wltll a btmt 81"" and Biker 'lll!pc! sevanth. Wil l ' ' I • Syracuse won tile 1113 Melp Syracuu trantcl WIJ In tbe CN awa,, mooed 10 t111n1 .., a Coonty RJab Sehool Leap game, bl!t Nlllied Ia take the a11t11t by Mlelt Mft1'11.1, · 111 d tournament SWtday afternoon at lead in the secoocl IDnlnB and came tiftme oo Terry Jobnaon's 1ac1ne by coaattna to a N , . then ln<!reased II lltmlprut tbe 'fielder's choice. Jerey Van Jb. lirY over MiddleporL eontest. The ehllnplons seared wageo then bit a sacrifice Oy Rlpthander David B a lt r tltrtt runs in the leCOIId, four to left that scored Morris. pitched the triumph lor SYt• In the fifth and m in the sixth . • Syra111111 llal1ed elf quid in euso by golna; all tbe way 1111 Mlddleport drew blood In tile the aecond wlteo MlcUy Wineljle mound and scatterlne thnie first lnnlnt! wlten Gary StobArt, broDner and David Balt'r led lilts. ll8rtlng pitcher, waited with off wltb wllb. Both rtmMn . ( ( r>~• "nte lfl8l> ScbooJ League tour· PAGE Dick Tiger To MeetPappFor World Title . Meanwbllo, l'llllmtr Wh 1141 uncertain to retlrt-eltw saturday'• bloody boailna - • 1a candlluoillthl ( After Sotur· air. Cleveland oeored ear11 in dle;EarllllorN!lmovtdlb.WIIbhlm Nolloullo,E41t :.::ns~s~IJ. l!IADAN, NJcerlo ftJI'II-·Di<:l< l dav nigh!'s fumbling first half Mlnuletl later, the Lions ....,.. second perior. aftor o Plum pus i at tho .-Ia, the Llonl 100rod W. L Pel. Gl Syrlctl8e 010 012 0 _ 9 7 1 Tlgtr vs. unbeaten Laalo ~~=~II perlormance qai1181 the Detroit , ered IIIIOIIter Browaa fumble 011 wos plucktd off. Jim Nlnowllkl on a JJ.yard pliO to Gall CORdill U.S AD&eles Ill 4CI .1100 ·IMiddleport 200 000 1 _ s 3 2 somewhere bt the Ublted L•nm. coooh Blanton COllier of 1Cl.,elaoo'o Ill-yard lflle. They sneaked over Irom lhe one. in the ooeond period and a :12- ' San Francls<o 86 10 .519 S\!o , Baller and Wlne~renner, Sto- '11tal'•. the p!'OpOIOd flgbt For Ladles and Teen All· the Cloveland Browns may feel , were unat.t. lo move ... Jim ftno Bto- lDJnre4 yard plU lo P• llludlltll Ill the St. LoW. 84 $3 .1517 6 bart fLP) Morris Ce) l n d world mlddlewelght champion en. AU .w ere Hlsher Prle> like supplying his ball o&JTiero Marllll kicl<td a 3Q.yard field Plum Injured his knee on the third l*'iod. A..,.... field goo! I Cincinnati M 58 .IIS3 1\i 1Moo~e ' prof Nil(eria waa Day with a new pie<e of equipment gool last pta, ol the first period and lor the Br0MI8 bf Lou ~ WIB , CbiOBBO II H .189 I · eta,, MW that he baa - a glue pot. lllldwkhod btlweoa the Dllnlit '! Pittabargb Ill 5'1 .D 10~ dlspooid o1 ex-dlamp Geae Sl'a 00 Three cleveland bobblel in the talli<s. , Pbiladeiphla eo se .501 IOii o1 west ~an. Ut.oh. 1." [irsl half supplied the Lloaa with I an ~-. I nd •._ ...... tbe Milwaukee 118 5I .501111i Tiger 33 ........... ~ plenty of soorill@ opjNituoity and n • "'"""a ''"'w.w Houst<ID 4& '13 311 251i ' ' ...... - •-• • thev took advantage of It to the 'Iff• ball away four tfmeo and three New York Sll 'It . .325 112 .f 'Iff• mer, 32, ill tile '~"""'th MIDDLII'OiT tun~ of • tl).(l lead at lnlermis0 players were Injured. Rookie sal.. SalunlaJ'• ....... "'' here at ~ Slodium Saturday SIOn. If man Lorry floal. Whe played I san l"rrill<!!lw 7 PltJ!Adelpbla 8 Dlgbt, and II DOW There wasn't mueh in the 24-10 CINCINNATI IUPJ) - 'l'hel'O in a run. f.S, llld - e d out I a good fame, burt his hand; Cbioago f New York 0 poaol to make bil Dt!ll d f I to take ••Y of the edge off were mixed emotlona In tile Cin· Koufax. . . feusive hallbltdt Jim Shorter eat st. Loula • llllwaultee I I .,.mst Papp ol llwl· /~a far as the Bcowns were con· oinoaU clubhouse after !he RedJ Roll l'.,.anookl relieved and a bruised eollarbooo and quarter. , Plttlburglt 3 8. . - 1 pry oomowhera in Amerle~ mned. 1 de!ear.d the Los Angelto Dodgen was greeted by a run-seorlna sJn. bacl< Frank Ryan injomd an , Los Angelee 10 Clnetritl 3 Tommy Spencer. of the Papp, the Gllljr Ill r • TYPE COlli wbo made his debut as 84 Sunday. . gle by Pete ltooe and a lWI]ortllt ankle. DpoU. AlJ.Stln and John Olymplo winner and the onl¥ 111 heod ~h in the tilt, won't have I Most of the Reds were jlllt bit by Tom Jlarper. . Chioa&'D 8 New y ... I fl!lt) ~ehlll of tbe Middleport fto~io?•l . bo- behind the lroo h ti lo brood over it as be happy, but .Jim O'Toole wao ..... Koufax. in qn.., ot ht. 19th vieNew Yort 11 Chiea&'D f !bdl Stars wan locltd btto • lit CUriam, "' the chaUeoaer oon>HI muct ;~ the I<Jllad iolo shape pr~ed and Gene Freese ,... tory. sUffered his filth defeat in· San Francisco J Pltlladelpbil 1 at 3-3 after six regulation ian- aaletl by Cltamp~lllblp .~· ~u< nother lest Saturday iu pro jeoted. stead. ClnohmsU, 91bieb holds • , Cbldnnatl I Los Aagelto 4 lnp Sab!rdaJI al the Bldwll- lac., rcsn, one 'l1aer a BD· lbo. r:;all's second doubleheader. O'Toole bad bean troiliiJg Jloll. 1&.11 edge over Koulax bt bls Mllwaube 1 St. Louis 1 Porler &tan Dillner, with Gal- dlora .U.cloood today. clove! d will be taeldlng John- ger aee Sandy Kourax 4-1 goiDB career, beau~:e the firsl team to Plttlbttrgb 1 Roultlln 1 UpoUs wbtntnlJ &.4 1n the bot- Cbamplonlhip Sporto, WRICH n ,U~ and hi• Baltimore COlla Into the bottom of the llilth when heat blm twice thla ...,1011, Moo40J.. 1'lobable Pllelten tom of the tteventh on atqod the last lour world he!rvy·IJ Lavcedsr•Dwov c...,..,. • Ythat one while the Lionl have he wu removed from the gome ........, lllltlr«< San Jl'raneltteo at Phlladelpltla single~ and a Nlddleport weight obamp[onahip fights, P-roy WY 2-5421 at the New York Giants. A in favor of pinch·hft'-' Cbarlle . ,...,.. suHered a pullod mu!cle By Vlolteol btorutlollll !night) _. Duflalo (4<)) VI. Short By then Barry Cook would like to have Tiger defend otanding·room only crowd or more Neal and made a solemn trek 10 t~ t.IS.grolu when he""'~ in the ..._ , !S.f). Uevtcl $penoer for than 80,000 is expected lo squeeze the sboWfra. bJg mxth on Pov~iJLill bit. A mADAN, Nlgerla-Diok Tiger Houslou at Pittlburp !ttltht)- and Jolin Inpla bad come lnlo Memorial Stadium for the af. But Neal came through with prelliiUNil'y reJ>"'' .IR.m tr..- of Nigeria slopped Gene JI'Ullmerl Farrell !1081 Yl. Jl'rlend !IJ.IOI. for Tanneblll. lair, one of seven hils in the iDDlnC Dr. Rle~d Rohde mdit'8~ that of West Jordan, Utab, after aeven: !Only 1amea teheduJed) Spencer bad fllven MEN --'- WOMEN from .... 18 to St. Pl'epare UncolD Service helPI tlioll· ODd before il wao over the Reds """"e will he out d action for rounds In a •t: : tJfuJ dot- of ; Gam• hill, 'l'ltmeh!U seven. now for t•. s. Ctvll Suvtee .. nd.l prepare for the•• testl Plam lllarlo Scort•J had tallied si• timeo iD live 000 to 1:"" ,......: , • his world mlddlewolght Plltaburgh at New Yorlt !ttlgbt) port .lied It up at ~ with one Jeb openJnr:e ln tblll ana enry year. It it one ~ U. durlllr the nut lJ monthl. h'rleat and oldelt pr.vateb' 'ftle crowd of 37 248 wbieh lAW O'Toole bla 1511t victory F...... 1 , illjtlry 15 lorn~tr to the sllip. San Fran. at Clnelomatl !ttlgbt) MID ID 1M lOp Of lila olzlb Cll Government po.tUoot pay U 0)'11\ed eehool• of IU kind and. blJh u f&M,OO a IQOilQ II ' 11 not connede4 wltb Ole the tlolll' clelen;,. claw the until then It had been· an frus. one that i>otber<G . Ro.blllllOII far Los AilS· al llllwauklt !ttlptl sinales by Dan Laudermllt lltari. They provide IP¥.11 Governmmt. R-·• • ..... !tti••u •-els and 1ft error J~=~ Browns' olfen.. lo shreds wao • !ration for the Reds southpaw. He ,.vera! weeks r-arl~er '" .the CIDCAGO-Don Schellaoder ~·;on at St. ....,. .,. '"ater ncurlty thad 'rlnte JOI' JI'RilE lnforntaUon • aa.plo:rmen& and uc.n.t o,. QoYernmt"nt JobJ, IDdUdiDI record prHOaoon tumout lor Del· I allowed just five bits during b1a ~n It comes at aa ..!>'<Iaiiy bod Santa Clara Ca!U. hip l!Chool !Only games scheduled) after I sbtty llrst !OUT pert.unlty far a4Y&MIIUM. llll: ot po.dttonl and u!arlH. roil. tenure on the mound, but home time fO< a-, .' ·!Joo bod juot be- set a world ~mmieg record lor; Aaulna " " !101 Galllpolll doWII 1M In MaD¥ pMJ.Ilonl require Uttte fllj oat. coupon 1nd mall at or 00 pclaUHd. edunUoa Ol'aCMI TOOAY. You wlU Milt Plum farmer Browns oig· runo by Tommv Davia and Frank gun to ....In his ba!IID~ eye and the SilO meter froeotyle with • • "· L. .... oa flljh and sixth. He llltltOd nbte, or experience. 11M ell!t tu.ll detl.ill on bow • lone a]ball lor lui! tbe Red& time of ooe minute II ....,llda Now Yorlt 74 fll . . But to aet ona of tbelt ,.... rou. can prepan yourMif fo.r nal Glller otarted lor the Lions I1 Howard helped• the llndgoro make bit oftorthe lssl · · walked ....._... '"""""' bit nobotl• ,. ,.... mu.t pau a - . 1'hl ~ tells. 11111 and Jeti them •on a 59-yard march lhe most of lloem lor lour run1 m ng m • ...... In the Natkmal A AU Cltil!lp 10 10 · • I Spencer flftned It, wolked eom,peUUoo ill ked ..., 1o •me ('IHI oni.J' oM ou' 11 following recovery of a Cleveland 11et1s Raoll Portuaakl . ~ a brokeo bone !n his left foot. and diving meet. . · Minllloolll tiS 50 Ml ~ two, hit nobody· OltM Mld!ly tl.va paiL fumble He pa88ed 25 yards to Koufax OD "-I Dlher hand Jn• Maloney Will be after his ' llalttmore • 114 .Mil II" !tillers were Bobby Rice, Dick ~mpton lor the tally with while n~ po!lesslng bla usuai lhe8tbRedvlotory of ththe ••mpmgo whell SARATOGA 8PRINGS N y Clfieland rt II .4111 It Cftntle, and Dan Davidllllt. LINCOLN SERVICI, Dopl. 141 ed In th ft t ' open 8 ....p.bme series ' · · Boaton 5f 60 flf 10 all of tho eB yards cover o ovepowerlng stuff, had le run- l'uesday night ogailtsl the San Tona, I Il-l loltgobot, """ fi"MI City • :. • GaUlpoill 1t1t1ca - . Ra,y II Ptkln. llllnolo 1 am veey much tntertllttd. Pleue send me absolutelJ nera .•tranded all over the bases, Francisco Gilnll. Tho Giant. DOW 111{,400 Alabama Stabo at : 10 filii D Wolfe, lllaky MooJIJ. It 81 t FREE (1) A list of U. II. Government positions and salar• WINS BOWLING CROWN yoeldmg ?nly one run on Don trail the loague k adtng Dodgen IDI!e by a tMtle over Lamb Chop. Ia Aqllal '4f1 a Drummond, Sperar, B a r r leo; (2) Information on \tow.\" qualify for a U. S. GovernINDEPENDENCE, Mo. !IJPll Pavlellch 1 Drs! home nm of the by 3o;. game· a!ld !tad filth.,._ Hedc!(K, Tam ,.,. nn, JIIIICiiliJ ment Job. 14 .Milll Herreid (1), and Jeff Role. -A Wltcblta, Kan., team today season. Cmclnnati b1 hlr SARATOGA III'IIJN(II, ~·· Y. -....beld the national champi~ns~lp But in the olxth, Frank RobinWel-sJtl 'dwnpl• ..IL... 't Middleport, altMtl f.l llfborll Name ·······•·•·••••••••••·•···•······• Age ••••••• Street .••••••••••••.•••• ; • • •• • • • • • • . Pbone . . •••••••• and a.fi,SOO prize alter fmmbmg BOO btl Koufu'o first pltob over GrlfljtJt I lkollnd a.Joa.. ·a Dttroll I ~ iJmlnge When Mike Evans' ficsl ia ·floe nlplh annual BPAA the ceoterllold waD for his l6dl MILWAUKEE !UPII-The Mil· bout from Roily Mlms. ~! ~~ 1 f1,y to ....~ wu dropped andi~~C;i;;,.ty.;,..;,;·.;,";,;·.;,·;,; ..;;,·;, ..;;,·;,;..;,;·;,";,;',".,'.,·.,··.,·,. ...,.·,... ~ men'o team handicap bowline homo run. Tommy Davia !hell waukee Bravaa ~ veter., v~·Conde doubled lost 111 tba bot-ll touruament. misplayed Gene !lreese's !ina an rigbt.llallder Bob Tltfentuer ...., Wllbingtalt I Bah!,..... I of the _: 111111 Lovan Machinery slipped pall A drive inlo o - · and, after from Tctronlo and optioned lOuth- CLEVELAND - The Yorlt I Ia AllfiiM I Meadows sinllad' and tteored Go•ek ·and Son, nf Syracu,.., N.Y.. Koufax struck out Gene Green, paw Dall Sobnelder to the oame llatea defoatad Oreal Brltala, ..l, IIIIIUJ'• 8 "•111 when the Middy first baoeman by 20 pins Sunday to cinch the ti·i sill@lea by Povletich and Lot lntornatlaaal League team Sllll- in the !Silt ~ Cttp Cltveland I ll"c'"'l CIIJ 1 dropped the peg iD him on Herlie In tho $49.500 meet. Cardenas bl'OUjlht the Ms wl~ day. maiGhM. The U.S. DDW bu Baltlmort 1 Waolti"'l!Ob 1 reid's roller to aecond base llolralt r Cldaago I (lat) • Nu., 1 w 1 r.lad, n lotn.l Then Herreid ~ on pblchYoru~..a ....,.... w.eJon1 hitter Jeff ~ • atngte tltrwlJb Ill• ta a 8ooton a the pitcher • leaL 1 M..._........ t* I • Mlddleporl 0011011-4 a • a, u - ...., late- ' •"' 17, bt aa American Foolball Booton at vtc aok -· lleff .•r GaWpolls 001 100 ~ 7 4 'l'he run Ia t\'81'! 'ftle Qroeo '-"t PN • aoaooo -taot !141 n. Klal (!H) .. • • - · Tanneblll, lilpla· ' (T) Bay Pacl<er elllliiCJitll wm spiked satnrday and revamped (IJ.IOI. Conde. flpeneer, Coot briefly by the COllege All-stan, downed Denver, 35-lt, SUnday. !Ooljr lamt seheduledi (WP), and MOlle)', but the sbelli,. ba• beaw1 anew There a... seven NFL 1'MIIIa7'• (0. lor the ebamp'a Nall<tolal FootbaU games oa lap this w.t Now Yartr II 11o111oa !ttlgllll ON DIIAIILED 1M'!' League O(ill-. four In tba AFL. W.....gloD altAI AIIP~ C1lflli) KANSAS CITY . 11o Green Bay, Ill alllbltlau atreak Chloago vialll Cleveland at Cldeago !ttlgbU Goortt Allllllo, ·City A'lll•l 1 " - are lu,t a few ollhe balled at II >idorilo by tbe Thursday tn !Itt NFL; ....._ at M!ttn ra !aJP*I letle outfieldar, wia • lila manym-y-lng valuM stars, started aootbar akeill Sat- pllia playa Pfttlburlb at Doltolt at x - CIIJ !ttlgllll A - dlaabled 1111 ...,_ 'ftte Same urda)' w1111 a ll.f trtumph onr ...., . ._. · - are ehrlag to he•.. ~~ f"t 1111 .. "'' I ~· • hem, fa. and St. Loula IIIMitl eatiod up ....,. .Dadotes IIHOOJR J ~.... ' " " - ' n - .,llllll, . . l"ruolaoo at Salt !Me City, · 01r'" their Portllatl, 0...1 firm clull formerJ1 Bart Starr, humiliated by a Utah, J'ridal, Ill lktadlf N1CW YOU (~ flU !Itt n··aey: Ulad OD charging A1J.Siar team. ....,.... a.Bay piayl at Dalila, tAl IIIIo ltoadeutlltl Olt&Pitlll' Alaalk, 21. ol. Albllr, Pa., tbllotel ered his poise agaillat Plttlburth Allgelel Ill•-• and lila mOU'OIII I wiD pall lilt hil .$1tardq DICII bf •.~ , Plllltnpedle .., •"""'"'" ~ ..,. Cleveland clttabltbaader tpoclal 1llh u.ro., 111 ClawlaDtl .. a t3-yerd been to Max MeGte. Detroit VI. Now Yorlt and Jevllw.._ the Jtotlnd of ~ """. ..,_ - ' 1n otheo- SatllrdaJ NI'L emlbt- moro ••· Cltvoland. 111111t aa Aul· 11. Built, ......,. • h _1,,,.. ..._ . . .. CAN'VA$ AS UAL5 HARAM <UP!l- ed.' Reds' Clubhouse Is Scene Of Mixed Gallipolis Is Emot•IOns F IIowmg • Sunday wIn _ 5 "mner At B'dweJJ de-l * THE SHOll! BOX T ,.,.....old ...a.n ._ - ---· COIN-OP .DRY CLEANING Weekend Sports . Events Summary 10 f2 ROBINSON'S "*altl :go Angeles Showing Signs Jf Repeating 1962 Collapse ·· lS Aller the llrll ilutlnc. A•>... II Umited Middleport to oal,y bit, a stncle by Jo~. the last lnnll!l. when B u d d Moore doubled. Moore later 4·Dail1 Sentinel, Pomero("Middle~ 0., Au&. 12, leal lied .MJddleport'l final run on ' aaerlflte fly. agalaal Papp oo ~ Middle itarler Stobart a • tolevllion. 1'enlll of tho Cll prt> Morris, Wllo relieVed him In pcto~l ..,... titil reooalod. . slltth, struclt out 10 and walked seven. In aoina alit be way, Baker fanned sh, gave up three free paJsetl, and hit IW. Close · In As Skidding ·Dodgers Defeated 9-4 By '-.~1ants WANTED! · lr TIM MOillARTY UPIthe $p'aLos rtt Writer A year 'NO tod~:Y AII&eles Dodaen held I ~J.<o>ogatne lead' over the San Francileo Giants in the Na• \. . tr.nallA~&tle pennant race. . . ~~ 8 tllli Illite bulge .that leparated theM Callfornla rtvall ~r wee~end aetlon, leaving some ~lgure fii. b~rll wo~derti!J if bistoey Wll ready to repeat_ttseif. II ------------- =..-.- : •' .... Green Bay Re boun ds From AII -Star Loss To Trounce P"ttsburgh.27-7 ,·,sta,.to""'"'··.,.·,...,.·.,··.,·.,· WASIIINGTON !UPn _ lleor• RuQ: o,eld on ~;, nturn litJl>. weeks inform•l 1 u....,ys _ by . outlines ' day Ut•t furtlw ta1b belween l aenato'rs In both p•rti.. and ex· hllvt wll/tltold any c:ommllment before · blat!olo Senate hearing• Eut and Wall, P"ftictllllrly on ~ perieoced Senate ••ries _ indi· untd all the tOi tlltk I•Y ,. m. today why the Kennedy admlniJ. ' Red • spottl!lrod DIID '41f4111ioo ear.d that about ., senators ~ially importoot 1o thooe In tba tratioo ffOIIIho nuclear test bani pact, "will IIIII movo 11 a lVIII I were dlspo•ed 1o vol• '"' ratifi· ' watt·and'see c:ontingent are the 1 tory of Slaw Dean Rualt itt When emoraenc:y ... penses catch you short, take 1 short eut to a balanced budjet. See us about a prompt, private cash loan. Pressed lor time? Telephone first-then stop ln. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY 300 W. Second St- WYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy •ai!IETO •2000!! DAVE OHLINGER, Mgr. . MONDAY-9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. TUIS~ WID~ THUR., 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO I P.M. run homer and Gene Oliver's run single were tbe big blow• Milwaukee. cloningar retired battel'& In a row after the scored an unearned ruu In fourth. The Piralett nipped tho on Jer~ Lynch's two-run with two out In the nlntb ofl Skinay Brown. 11te blow Roy Face, wbo ,..,]levtd .Joe bon in tho ninth, bla first sinee April 28. A J3.hit attack, ors by Joe Hlekl, Jim and Choo Cltoo coleman, the Meta to victory afiA!r Dtolt Elllnoortb pltohod 1 lll·bittlr the Cuba In the opener. !IUs ton drove in three rtlltl to !:llsworth to hill t8tb vietory. .Fun For All at the Big 100th Meigs Co. Fair the"""' vs. Kansao City at See1tJe, sa Dlep dlfaatof ..._, JO. and . . llil8o at 1111mr. PhiJadolpltt•, 1N1. and Chloogo Sunday ll8litel p1t ou!!Had - Yorlt, 11-7. hemt.,. N1!t11't1 II •laMdti.:;lcOOI~jJ'":'":lllllopr llarlt ol. the Ntw 1 Y..._ rlfpa • lila-'< .• ,1. . RofJPD . ._. r:',: ~~lriii~~·-~•~JOII~o~dlld~A:WI~·~:~~lj~~~~~il tJII. • rl . . llllkf- - ........... 'll'rfalll - tlta ,...., F or Satt.f80tion ••• F 01' V •ael 1 ' I Vli!fiPI.i. Hll~ 8 DE. WOIIM Smooth, button·free surface Edll Gon11° proyent saatneedges ' $5t.50 $59.50 ,.. .... ___ ··-·---. . ... _= .......... .,........ _.... ...,, ........... lilhop, ......,..,., . . . for~• .,. llo.y is .. flllftoioa'f&e'-"" •...., . . . . . . ._ ........ I - I IIIo Clllll .u.v. WHIM MONIY ---11 IHI QUISTIOM--.. 17, :llollfDt I . T... tbto Jill', ......... u .. ....... I Ull '· . ·~ " ' ·· - - - - FOREMAN &ABBOTT 191 N. Second ~~~~­ trltlllbt tlt.IO stllpe .... . fJ4M , • .- ---27c:. ..... .............. ....... .... -• •• • mc•oo II y....... .., FUTURES ~~r4_ _ · . arr LOHI a ·1 •1•• -. my? " He repeated I Mummy'· s e vera} times i hospital corridors befor e United Prell IatemallonaJ OTIS AFB, Mass. <UPIJ-Mrs. I _ ..... (fteoo with ,.., pouont .,_,.,. Neither child bad ..., their ! JacquehnP K e ~ J\ edy , gn>utly mother since she was rushed to j cheered by the. VJs1ta of her two the hospital here after taking aWJt Do you find yOtll'lelf NOT A'ITENDING fogo ., 1'1 ta social funotlons, chun:b or Dlber Ket-lill·letben juat J;: cause you CAN'T UNDERSTAND OODVOI'S!Itloaa Uti fall cbJidren, Caroline and John Jr .. them riding on their ponies last 1 now II anxious to leave the hos-· Wednesday. Both had been 1old p~l and return to the summer they had 8 little brother-Patrick Wb1te House on Squaw Island . . 'I Bouv ier Kennedy-who had gone j j The Pre~ident brought the to heaven. ,.._1'1!1 01 left out", or igoored? Are JOU EIIBAIUlASSID give a wrong answer when you did NOT UNDEIITAJID the question~ Do you find it HABD TO UNDERSr.AMD K you are with a group of people--evep ia your on ll0811f vounl'l!lters in separate visits Sun- Are phone convenati0111 NOT CLEAR to ,ou? people's voices sound INDJSTINCT and their De - WOI.DI RUN TOGETHER? H your a.. wer io 101 to 1D1 of ~ questons you are probably Dot getting the belt IIEA.ft, lNG and UNDERSTANDING available to 7011! ksoo· RADIOEAR, with Its atlv1ncetl hc:hnical laMi&fJ.. •M lklll, glv" tho milt llllolylng UNDERITAND)NG Mil CLARITY avall.-ble today. y.., owe It .. PVI'IIN Mil others ero!JftCI you to hove tho VERY BIST In .......... you may be Just 1 vlalt or • phoM call . .. , .._. GOOD UNDERSTANDING. Ito Of' call: Sunday Nance, Rt. 1 Northup; Mrs. Clyde Hatfield, 5512 Harfield GaUlpolls; Rickey A. Evans, Crown City; Thomas L. Crossen, 122 Basliani Drive, Gallipolis; 'l'lteo L. Smith, Porn- eroy; llut tllf underst•ndl... t ... ;.,. the ...... he J• ·Job It ,.,, ,.. •• 18111 ....... I 1re-ached her room. ·s:: Mr. William DIIH Hotal Lafeywtte DiiH rtaon.ar C.. 245 1!. Stata StrHt Wed., Aut. 28, 1-5 P.M. AIMnl LY J-QIO Mrs. Lawrence R. Napoo per, Rt. 1 Minersville; Mrs. Dale F. Smith, Racine; Mrs. Curtis F. Riffle, Rt. 2, Leon; Miss Barbara A. Cunnilfiham, Buffalo, W. Va., Mrs. Robert R. Bullins, l't. Pleasant; Mrs. George Sommers, Southside, W, Va.; Mrs. Pearl 0. Knapp, Rt. I, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Char· los A. Keefer, Rt. I, Leon; A. Price, Coltlfel'ille, W. Va.; Harold Edword MeA· fee, Grimms Landing; Mrs. Thomas A. Whaley, Liverpool, . Va.; Mrs. Ralph H. Wise. man, Wilkesville; Carl L• Brookhart, Rt. 3, Athens; Mrs. Thomas D. Dr0808, Columbuo. Jllrtlta Alllfllll Alllq Aetllll'dina to the midnleht re. tbe Dttl'lting department the following patients lisled u fair: Cbarlea Sbelllle, Mrs. E. R. Plymale, Mrs. Clara B. Byor, Harley D. rut;,~~ Levi Barry, Roy M Hu!lll 'ft. lt.ltbttry, s~ pi c. Cotllleoat, a-ge H. port of OPENS TONIGHT ' With ·Rtlltloua hrvl- ltOO P.M. ly The Melti Ceunty Mlnflhrlel Atlocl•llon llld Continues For • I , SBig Days and ·Nig AUGUST 13 ·14-15-16-17 ----TUESDAY, I P.M. STONEY ROBERTS THRILL SHOW 20 HIGH III'IID . IV1f411 Durst, Mrs. Tltomaa Drosos, Mrs. William S. ~oct. Wtllilm E. llartlulcl, Mrs. Frank S, Jlual1es, Mrs. Wayne L. Berridge• bbolwpd PaU.OII clllt:harBtcl ovar the w I au! btelllded: SaturdaYDeaver VIDDIII, atart. E1'o Albert Middte1011, Dana L. llyse,n, Mrs. H. B. Smallridp, E. Griffith, Matp!'l!l · Jlno"'aqjt, Crata A. Swicl, KeYln E. Rendenon. Roy Lee l81alte. Joltlt McFirley. Jlffrey L. Let, Uwll Illata, Delbert Qay, M. I. Clark, .JII'tlel Lia- lt.l!red M. . Milar, ftre, E. Qlanlpn and 1011, Mrs. Roy NeweU 'ind 1011, Mrs. 0. H. Wlckltne and 1011 and Mn. Really-Gas cools homes, too? WIUiam Blaclmlon and. dautlht-1 ••· &mdaJ' cflaclvtrc• -.: A. MiDotr and ........ Mrl. B. Bataa and t11t1t, Mn. ~~ Boa, 11Gb lll>fjfann, ' lite and bavld. Woodyaid. i&'I'I.JlM lin. a.. Surpriaed? Why? That clean, dependable, thrifty Gu flame dOll such an efficient job of blating •• of course It's ideal for coolinl, tool And the belt put of all i8 thet a sinlw Gu Air Callditioning unit will beat your home in win, I Mareyn I. Baler,' ~ Nellie li•hnablp, Mto. Bei1lia ---1 IN, Clu.Y Boblrll, Jloelit ~~,~-· .____ 1111 AIUW&-__, I· steps holding his"Where's father;::·~~;~ he asked loudly: Leoo, ooo, 12:25 a. m. Aut. &Mtl.,qc~e . GUARANTEED TWICE• : PliwoU . ....... 121. L....... _ . IC "" "· • . . wllll ..... '' M..te wltb. f-ta~ feaad. Ja . . . . •••.., ............ _$4AI ~:.._--29c ':. WATEIILCIO, IDn - ••• Opoa . . • ::'"'--- 15c ":: ............" tered in on the evening vi1it and 1turned out to bA a born acene I SaturdaJ - Mro. James E. Johnson, Jr., Rt. I, Oak Hill, daupter, 8:51 p. m.; Mrs. Edward J. Bussell, Rt. I Pl. Pleasant, dalfihter, 10:11 p. m.; Mrs. Emll R. Tober!, Oak Hil~ son. 8:42 p. m. Sunday Mrs. William F. INat•ee, Rl. I Northup, son, 6:38 m., Mrs. Dale F. Smith, daughter, 6:56 p. m.; . ) . Riffie, Rt. 2, Wh Uona, Detrol1 dafenlad cteveland, llt 11oo1oa M-10; Minnesota outgunned San too at toweil, JIUI., r,_;...., _, llaiiiD-. beat New Yorlt 1s at 11u11a1o c.'t day for an affectionate reunkm The First Lady waR making a , with their "Mummy," who has rapid recorery from the Caesare- 1 been grieving over the death of an birth of her third child. She I their little brother, born Iasl was out of bed and walking for Wednesday. the first time SUnday. She urged 1 · her doctor to permit her to go Caroline, nearly six. looking houe riyht away. like a doll in a blue and white 1 short ahift. arrived with her fa- 1 As parents. the President and tber before noon. She earried a his 34-year-old wife appeared to bouquet of black-eyed Susans, , be counting their blessings. lorkopuro and pink trumpet !ffi01 spite lhetr tragi< loss. A Whito Jhe had picked near the summer House spokesman described Mrs. White House. 1 Kennedy u "greatly cheered up•• Mrs. William F. John Jr., nearly three, hetlcop.. by the visits of her twD cbildreo, I ':J M E or: "I He• lit I 1stealer. Gomg: up the Anxious To Return Home nve POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK __ •3·" Mrs• Kennedy Mayo, b II ling In his IStb , noeded ninth innin1 !lelp lmm committee. I Jr., 50'1 Fourth Ave., Gallipolis; straight game, . doubled In two I Bllljr Hoeft and Don l..al'len. i 11te . . lteduled . Mrs Ellen Hannah Rl 1 Green· key ruoo to help the Giant. whip I 'l'lte Redo raked Koofax lor meetong wu "' to ' up Ky . Mrs Datias ·H Rose lhe Pbiladelphla Pbillies, !H, nine hila and five runs during a ' open at 10 a.m., EDT. G;;uipoii. F~ W va·. Mrs' while the c~~atl Redith ~l" l 5 t-3 tnninga to become the li~~t ' thSe_!'•te tratlfieatio• by to• two-U T. Heber MeCJuq, J~~kll>n;. loped Saot1J ._.as and e .....,... . learn to beat the Dodger SOUu•· • tr~ vo e II net:es&al')' va . Mr Willl E DIDo Rl I gera, 11-4. pow twlee tblo seoson. Koufaa, 1dale the trealy, •igood origioaDy Sp s. &I' )dam0 : .. eo, to · J' Brares Ileal oow 18-6, ent.ored lhe sixth lnning 1by lhe United Staltll Britain aad' E nn '"Ri 1 ·• 0 ~v';fu. nMn. The MJhoaukee Bravett ripped wltlt a H lead bul was ehooed the Soviet Union and suiJ~eqDen~ I E~~R. T~bert ~ k Hili. H 1: Ute St. j;oall Cardlaals, IJ.I, the I during 1 allt""n Cincinnati uprl• [ ly by other nations. SeVOtal bouro ! ~ G ~ Oak. H'~l· Pittsburgh Plrateo edged the , lng. Frauk Rohlnsou and Don after Rusk's testimony the Sen·: ~ owan,E Houston O>lts, 2·1, end the New , Pavletlch homered for the tWa ate preparedneu sobeommlttoe R:•· 1 ~';!f Hill· Mr:"';ima';;; York Mete rolled to an 114 vie- and Frank Howard and Tommy scheduled closed door hearlngo lo 0 · T' lor Rt j J lfo. !Dry after losing the opener nl a Davl• bit the seats for the Jloll, hear a leadiq anll-trea!J spokes· m~ ~· Rt ~e J kao . doubleheader to the chi~ a go gers. I man, Dr Edward Teller, cai~-o M w' 'p ac n: CUbs, a.t, 1n other NL action. : Horls Four·HIIIer forola nuclear physicist. ·w~: F 8 H • d ~ "';'roy • 1 8 JrJ tbB American League, Cleve- ! Tony Cloninger struck out 11 President KennLiiJ planned to p~~m • ~~te t. ~· '-nd nipped Kanaas City 2·1, Ball- an~ pitched a lour-hitter for the fiy baok lo W•o~lngton tbill Pie Mr ~aw d J 'H : 1mort beet Wuhington, l>l, New, Braves. Eddie Malhews' U.ree- noon to bear Ruak's report on sell~,~~ '1 PI~· Pleas:.!; Ted~~ trip, In eluding a final Hall Rt. 1 Wllllamoon W. In Bonn where he ' • c- IT IS OFTII SAID catlon ol the treaty ai'bougb les· views lo be prt "ntet! by the timony could •Iter tha• sentiment ehiels ol st• of tilt armecl either way. services. ;__ _.:._ __ _ _ _...:.....:...::::.._ _ _ _ _ __ H 'tal N w. 11111 1 Ef.! :m _. -••¥11 Iauer German~ tc-lld AdeJI. I expected At the outset of the hearlnJIII,I Many Republle>ins lind a oum·':~~~~~~::~~g~~[~:!:t~~=e. to 4ign tho -ty. lo Ia" at lout two ber of mfluentlal Democrats -·et. II · 17 IOIIN A. flOLDIIIII'I1I Ulllalll . , _ llltenoll•aol YOlO don t Mill 1 krnl IMilltl7 . treaty ,_Dily ofjlled ill M...,.w Apeed." Hio stelamOQto le!ldod I!> lo l'tiCall lbal tllo .liodpn blew Yorlt dowaei!IAI Anltlel. W, in ts 1o tho IIBtlonai . . - . I oonfirm report.; tllat the Soviete a lour-gam9 lead Ja the ltnal 10 Innings, Minnesota clipped a.,-1 . are in no hurry for furlllor ta1b week ol. t11o 1111 and then loll, W. and Cltlago turned bacl< 1 'l'lte OO<retary. just bade from I becauoe ot dlll'cultl they are bowed 18 the GlaDta Ia a thre&- Detroit, 3-2, In II innings alter btl trip 111 the Savtat Unioa, W81 1having with the d ... Cltfnese game playG(f. 'lbla year, though, alllorblng • 7·1 l •alled at the opeDIDB of baarlop O>mmuolsts Ute Dodgen -mingljr have bit .Mays unloaded hil double fn : by the Seoalo Jl'orei&'D ReiaiiMI · the Klda milCh oarller. the fifth illning to break up a 1Committee illfD tho Umlted treaty, Slnee JuiJ 20, wileD the llnd- pltMing duo! between Cal MeLialt whleh would ban aD but under· 0Spl eWS gers Mid a lt-gllile IMd over Ul-81 and the Glantl' JIIOk ·san. • ground nuclear - · The """'" the Giallla, Walt Alltoo's mea lord U!-121. Chuok Hiller drove . rnittee wao mseting In the vaultEllterea llospHal h•••loll U d. 11 pmt. .During in three f1IIUI for the Giants with ed Senate caucus """" alo01 Saturday _ Guy J. ROOerts, the same pariod, the Giants, led a holller ""d a lll<t'ifloe fly. w.. with memhr•rs of lhe armed serv· 121> State St., Gallipolis; Mrs. by wondrous Wllllt Maya, baye ' CoviQIIoo c:oU~ four of the! lces oommitteo and Senate mem· Jobn Me Clellan, Rt. 1 Galliwoa 1i ot tt. I Pbllo' bits oil Sanford, who bers of tho .joint atomic energy polls· John Rlebard Thomas ruoM.,.. u"' • · Rusk Opening Case For Nuclear Test Ban , . t.er cool it in summer. Just a t1rist ol the . dial aac1 you bave any tmtperature you Wlilt, aD.Y lmi'UI o1 tbe year, 1o ever:r·ro0m ot. your hooael Or, U you alnady bave a fon:td air C. blat: ing system in your home,y011- -•lli&i& liD air OtJCidihinr Juat by aMine a ! N• unit. lt'1 euy to inltall. And _ , _ , ... cause a thrifty Gu flame dol!! bolo\ dsd :1 1 anfl eoollnl tom. op~~atq-'1 o.. your _,.a Ciill )'OUl a.. <htopowf- tar ..... ti011 and a bee •tlma!AI. There's nothint'like a FLAME for coolin~ and heatU.. t11E altriaQAS coiiPAIY_._...,....,.......,. ·., .•• I' ' ' . "' .· -. -· ;J. -, . • 1 -, . ••. • ~ • ' .' ' ~- .r·~-~ '~· ;.t •"' �. • ' '· ·, Syracuse Troun(!es Middleport 9-3 For Chaqtpionship I gle, and Fritz Slasoll ~him The wfDnln seored 8/llit! In with a sacrlflro bunt. 111M eMil wltan 8111 kn4PP lid Big lmdng for Syraewoe off wilb a llagle, IIOtb GMMr the fourth when Grueser led and Slaon waJkttl, and 8 o b llfl with a walk. BIU Jewell Clow was lift on llli Infield Browns Fumble Away Opener To Detroit · Lions By 24-10 Score MaJor Lo- 11 l1ldlllll - II 11 'lap •!!n;l •I The DaUy Sentintl oeand when a.ry Jlllklnl bit 1bfousht blm to tblrd .., ~ a1np t!l'flll'. Crow wu ~ 0111 at a II)' boll to rlgltt llekl that was Gregg ltruJh llftgled Orueler aeeGnd to elld' the innl"-• 1be C!fopped. Syract1141 then took the lbome, WI'*- drove twa Clll!y other Sytactlse hll wu lead w11en Bobby Gruuer drove rt11111 hiiiiiO with a·double to left llnfle by WlnebrtJuler Ill t h Jtllkina to third wltll a btmt 81"" and Biker 'lll!pc! sevanth. Wil l ' ' I • Syracuse won tile 1113 Melp Syracuu trantcl WIJ In tbe CN awa,, mooed 10 t111n1 .., a Coonty RJab Sehool Leap game, bl!t Nlllied Ia take the a11t11t by Mlelt Mft1'11.1, · 111 d tournament SWtday afternoon at lead in the secoocl IDnlnB and came tiftme oo Terry Jobnaon's 1ac1ne by coaattna to a N , . then ln<!reased II lltmlprut tbe 'fielder's choice. Jerey Van Jb. lirY over MiddleporL eontest. The ehllnplons seared wageo then bit a sacrifice Oy Rlpthander David B a lt r tltrtt runs in the leCOIId, four to left that scored Morris. pitched the triumph lor SYt• In the fifth and m in the sixth . • Syra111111 llal1ed elf quid in euso by golna; all tbe way 1111 Mlddleport drew blood In tile the aecond wlteo MlcUy Wineljle mound and scatterlne thnie first lnnlnt! wlten Gary StobArt, broDner and David Balt'r led lilts. ll8rtlng pitcher, waited with off wltb wllb. Both rtmMn . ( ( r>~• "nte lfl8l> ScbooJ League tour· PAGE Dick Tiger To MeetPappFor World Title . Meanwbllo, l'llllmtr Wh 1141 uncertain to retlrt-eltw saturday'• bloody boailna - • 1a candlluoillthl ( After Sotur· air. Cleveland oeored ear11 in dle;EarllllorN!lmovtdlb.WIIbhlm Nolloullo,E41t :.::ns~s~IJ. l!IADAN, NJcerlo ftJI'II-·Di<:l< l dav nigh!'s fumbling first half Mlnuletl later, the Lions ....,.. second perior. aftor o Plum pus i at tho .-Ia, the Llonl 100rod W. L Pel. Gl Syrlctl8e 010 012 0 _ 9 7 1 Tlgtr vs. unbeaten Laalo ~~=~II perlormance qai1181 the Detroit , ered IIIIOIIter Browaa fumble 011 wos plucktd off. Jim Nlnowllkl on a JJ.yard pliO to Gall CORdill U.S AD&eles Ill 4CI .1100 ·IMiddleport 200 000 1 _ s 3 2 somewhere bt the Ublted L•nm. coooh Blanton COllier of 1Cl.,elaoo'o Ill-yard lflle. They sneaked over Irom lhe one. in the ooeond period and a :12- ' San Francls<o 86 10 .519 S\!o , Baller and Wlne~renner, Sto- '11tal'•. the p!'OpOIOd flgbt For Ladles and Teen All· the Cloveland Browns may feel , were unat.t. lo move ... Jim ftno Bto- lDJnre4 yard plU lo P• llludlltll Ill the St. LoW. 84 $3 .1517 6 bart fLP) Morris Ce) l n d world mlddlewelght champion en. AU .w ere Hlsher Prle> like supplying his ball o&JTiero Marllll kicl<td a 3Q.yard field Plum Injured his knee on the third l*'iod. A..,.... field goo! I Cincinnati M 58 .IIS3 1\i 1Moo~e ' prof Nil(eria waa Day with a new pie<e of equipment gool last pta, ol the first period and lor the Br0MI8 bf Lou ~ WIB , CbiOBBO II H .189 I · eta,, MW that he baa - a glue pot. lllldwkhod btlweoa the Dllnlit '! Pittabargb Ill 5'1 .D 10~ dlspooid o1 ex-dlamp Geae Sl'a 00 Three cleveland bobblel in the talli<s. , Pbiladeiphla eo se .501 IOii o1 west ~an. Ut.oh. 1." [irsl half supplied the Lloaa with I an ~-. I nd •._ ...... tbe Milwaukee 118 5I .501111i Tiger 33 ........... ~ plenty of soorill@ opjNituoity and n • "'"""a ''"'w.w Houst<ID 4& '13 311 251i ' ' ...... - •-• • thev took advantage of It to the 'Iff• ball away four tfmeo and three New York Sll 'It . .325 112 .f 'Iff• mer, 32, ill tile '~"""'th MIDDLII'OiT tun~ of • tl).(l lead at lnlermis0 players were Injured. Rookie sal.. SalunlaJ'• ....... "'' here at ~ Slodium Saturday SIOn. If man Lorry floal. Whe played I san l"rrill<!!lw 7 PltJ!Adelpbla 8 Dlgbt, and II DOW There wasn't mueh in the 24-10 CINCINNATI IUPJ) - 'l'hel'O in a run. f.S, llld - e d out I a good fame, burt his hand; Cbioago f New York 0 poaol to make bil Dt!ll d f I to take ••Y of the edge off were mixed emotlona In tile Cin· Koufax. . . feusive hallbltdt Jim Shorter eat st. Loula • llllwaultee I I .,.mst Papp ol llwl· /~a far as the Bcowns were con· oinoaU clubhouse after !he RedJ Roll l'.,.anookl relieved and a bruised eollarbooo and quarter. , Plttlburglt 3 8. . - 1 pry oomowhera in Amerle~ mned. 1 de!ear.d the Los Angelto Dodgen was greeted by a run-seorlna sJn. bacl< Frank Ryan injomd an , Los Angelee 10 Clnetritl 3 Tommy Spencer. of the Papp, the Gllljr Ill r • TYPE COlli wbo made his debut as 84 Sunday. . gle by Pete ltooe and a lWI]ortllt ankle. DpoU. AlJ.Stln and John Olymplo winner and the onl¥ 111 heod ~h in the tilt, won't have I Most of the Reds were jlllt bit by Tom Jlarper. . Chioa&'D 8 New y ... I fl!lt) ~ehlll of tbe Middleport fto~io?•l . bo- behind the lroo h ti lo brood over it as be happy, but .Jim O'Toole wao ..... Koufax. in qn.., ot ht. 19th vieNew Yort 11 Chiea&'D f !bdl Stars wan locltd btto • lit CUriam, "' the chaUeoaer oon>HI muct ;~ the I<Jllad iolo shape pr~ed and Gene Freese ,... tory. sUffered his filth defeat in· San Francisco J Pltlladelpbil 1 at 3-3 after six regulation ian- aaletl by Cltamp~lllblp .~· ~u< nother lest Saturday iu pro jeoted. stead. ClnohmsU, 91bieb holds • , Cbldnnatl I Los Aagelto 4 lnp Sab!rdaJI al the Bldwll- lac., rcsn, one 'l1aer a BD· lbo. r:;all's second doubleheader. O'Toole bad bean troiliiJg Jloll. 1&.11 edge over Koulax bt bls Mllwaube 1 St. Louis 1 Porler &tan Dillner, with Gal- dlora .U.cloood today. clove! d will be taeldlng John- ger aee Sandy Kourax 4-1 goiDB career, beau~:e the firsl team to Plttlbttrgb 1 Roultlln 1 UpoUs wbtntnlJ &.4 1n the bot- Cbamplonlhip Sporto, WRICH n ,U~ and hi• Baltimore COlla Into the bottom of the llilth when heat blm twice thla ...,1011, Moo40J.. 1'lobable Pllelten tom of the tteventh on atqod the last lour world he!rvy·IJ Lavcedsr•Dwov c...,..,. • Ythat one while the Lionl have he wu removed from the gome ........, lllltlr«< San Jl'raneltteo at Phlladelpltla single~ and a Nlddleport weight obamp[onahip fights, P-roy WY 2-5421 at the New York Giants. A in favor of pinch·hft'-' Cbarlle . ,...,.. suHered a pullod mu!cle By Vlolteol btorutlollll !night) _. Duflalo (4<)) VI. Short By then Barry Cook would like to have Tiger defend otanding·room only crowd or more Neal and made a solemn trek 10 t~ t.IS.grolu when he""'~ in the ..._ , !S.f). Uevtcl $penoer for than 80,000 is expected lo squeeze the sboWfra. bJg mxth on Pov~iJLill bit. A mADAN, Nlgerla-Diok Tiger Houslou at Pittlburp !ttltht)- and Jolin Inpla bad come lnlo Memorial Stadium for the af. But Neal came through with prelliiUNil'y reJ>"'' .IR.m tr..- of Nigeria slopped Gene JI'Ullmerl Farrell !1081 Yl. Jl'rlend !IJ.IOI. for Tanneblll. lair, one of seven hils in the iDDlnC Dr. Rle~d Rohde mdit'8~ that of West Jordan, Utab, after aeven: !Only 1amea teheduJed) Spencer bad fllven MEN --'- WOMEN from .... 18 to St. Pl'epare UncolD Service helPI tlioll· ODd before il wao over the Reds """"e will he out d action for rounds In a •t: : tJfuJ dot- of ; Gam• hill, 'l'ltmeh!U seven. now for t•. s. Ctvll Suvtee .. nd.l prepare for the•• testl Plam lllarlo Scort•J had tallied si• timeo iD live 000 to 1:"" ,......: , • his world mlddlewolght Plltaburgh at New Yorlt !ttlgbt) port .lied It up at ~ with one Jeb openJnr:e ln tblll ana enry year. It it one ~ U. durlllr the nut lJ monthl. h'rleat and oldelt pr.vateb' 'ftle crowd of 37 248 wbieh lAW O'Toole bla 1511t victory F...... 1 , illjtlry 15 lorn~tr to the sllip. San Fran. at Clnelomatl !ttlgbt) MID ID 1M lOp Of lila olzlb Cll Government po.tUoot pay U 0)'11\ed eehool• of IU kind and. blJh u f&M,OO a IQOilQ II ' 11 not connede4 wltb Ole the tlolll' clelen;,. claw the until then It had been· an frus. one that i>otber<G . Ro.blllllOII far Los AilS· al llllwauklt !ttlptl sinales by Dan Laudermllt lltari. They provide IP¥.11 Governmmt. R-·• • ..... !tti••u •-els and 1ft error J~=~ Browns' olfen.. lo shreds wao • !ration for the Reds southpaw. He ,.vera! weeks r-arl~er '" .the CIDCAGO-Don Schellaoder ~·;on at St. ....,. .,. '"ater ncurlty thad 'rlnte JOI' JI'RilE lnforntaUon • aa.plo:rmen& and uc.n.t o,. QoYernmt"nt JobJ, IDdUdiDI record prHOaoon tumout lor Del· I allowed just five bits during b1a ~n It comes at aa ..!>'<Iaiiy bod Santa Clara Ca!U. hip l!Chool !Only games scheduled) after I sbtty llrst !OUT pert.unlty far a4Y&MIIUM. llll: ot po.dttonl and u!arlH. roil. tenure on the mound, but home time fO< a-, .' ·!Joo bod juot be- set a world ~mmieg record lor; Aaulna " " !101 Galllpolll doWII 1M In MaD¥ pMJ.Ilonl require Uttte fllj oat. coupon 1nd mall at or 00 pclaUHd. edunUoa Ol'aCMI TOOAY. You wlU Milt Plum farmer Browns oig· runo by Tommv Davia and Frank gun to ....In his ba!IID~ eye and the SilO meter froeotyle with • • "· L. .... oa flljh and sixth. He llltltOd nbte, or experience. 11M ell!t tu.ll detl.ill on bow • lone a]ball lor lui! tbe Red& time of ooe minute II ....,llda Now Yorlt 74 fll . . But to aet ona of tbelt ,.... rou. can prepan yourMif fo.r nal Glller otarted lor the Lions I1 Howard helped• the llndgoro make bit oftorthe lssl · · walked ....._... '"""""' bit nobotl• ,. ,.... mu.t pau a - . 1'hl ~ tells. 11111 and Jeti them •on a 59-yard march lhe most of lloem lor lour run1 m ng m • ...... In the Natkmal A AU Cltil!lp 10 10 · • I Spencer flftned It, wolked eom,peUUoo ill ked ..., 1o •me ('IHI oni.J' oM ou' 11 following recovery of a Cleveland 11et1s Raoll Portuaakl . ~ a brokeo bone !n his left foot. and diving meet. . · Minllloolll tiS 50 Ml ~ two, hit nobody· OltM Mld!ly tl.va paiL fumble He pa88ed 25 yards to Koufax OD "-I Dlher hand Jn• Maloney Will be after his ' llalttmore • 114 .Mil II" !tillers were Bobby Rice, Dick ~mpton lor the tally with while n~ po!lesslng bla usuai lhe8tbRedvlotory of ththe ••mpmgo whell SARATOGA 8PRINGS N y Clfieland rt II .4111 It Cftntle, and Dan Davidllllt. LINCOLN SERVICI, Dopl. 141 ed In th ft t ' open 8 ....p.bme series ' · · Boaton 5f 60 flf 10 all of tho eB yards cover o ovepowerlng stuff, had le run- l'uesday night ogailtsl the San Tona, I Il-l loltgobot, """ fi"MI City • :. • GaUlpoill 1t1t1ca - . Ra,y II Ptkln. llllnolo 1 am veey much tntertllttd. Pleue send me absolutelJ nera .•tranded all over the bases, Francisco Gilnll. Tho Giant. DOW 111{,400 Alabama Stabo at : 10 filii D Wolfe, lllaky MooJIJ. It 81 t FREE (1) A list of U. II. Government positions and salar• WINS BOWLING CROWN yoeldmg ?nly one run on Don trail the loague k adtng Dodgen IDI!e by a tMtle over Lamb Chop. Ia Aqllal '4f1 a Drummond, Sperar, B a r r leo; (2) Information on \tow.\" qualify for a U. S. GovernINDEPENDENCE, Mo. !IJPll Pavlellch 1 Drs! home nm of the by 3o;. game· a!ld !tad filth.,._ Hedc!(K, Tam ,.,. nn, JIIIICiiliJ ment Job. 14 .Milll Herreid (1), and Jeff Role. -A Wltcblta, Kan., team today season. Cmclnnati b1 hlr SARATOGA III'IIJN(II, ~·· Y. -....beld the national champi~ns~lp But in the olxth, Frank RobinWel-sJtl 'dwnpl• ..IL... 't Middleport, altMtl f.l llfborll Name ·······•·•·••••••••••·•···•······• Age ••••••• Street .••••••••••••.•••• ; • • •• • • • • • • . Pbone . . •••••••• and a.fi,SOO prize alter fmmbmg BOO btl Koufu'o first pltob over GrlfljtJt I lkollnd a.Joa.. ·a Dttroll I ~ iJmlnge When Mike Evans' ficsl ia ·floe nlplh annual BPAA the ceoterllold waD for his l6dl MILWAUKEE !UPII-The Mil· bout from Roily Mlms. ~! ~~ 1 f1,y to ....~ wu dropped andi~~C;i;;,.ty.;,..;,;·.;,";,;·.;,·;,; ..;;,·;, ..;;,·;,;..;,;·;,";,;',".,'.,·.,··.,·,. ...,.·,... ~ men'o team handicap bowline homo run. Tommy Davia !hell waukee Bravaa ~ veter., v~·Conde doubled lost 111 tba bot-ll touruament. misplayed Gene !lreese's !ina an rigbt.llallder Bob Tltfentuer ...., Wllbingtalt I Bah!,..... I of the _: 111111 Lovan Machinery slipped pall A drive inlo o - · and, after from Tctronlo and optioned lOuth- CLEVELAND - The Yorlt I Ia AllfiiM I Meadows sinllad' and tteored Go•ek ·and Son, nf Syracu,.., N.Y.. Koufax struck out Gene Green, paw Dall Sobnelder to the oame llatea defoatad Oreal Brltala, ..l, IIIIIUJ'• 8 "•111 when the Middy first baoeman by 20 pins Sunday to cinch the ti·i sill@lea by Povletich and Lot lntornatlaaal League team Sllll- in the !Silt ~ Cttp Cltveland I ll"c'"'l CIIJ 1 dropped the peg iD him on Herlie In tho $49.500 meet. Cardenas bl'OUjlht the Ms wl~ day. maiGhM. The U.S. DDW bu Baltlmort 1 Waolti"'l!Ob 1 reid's roller to aecond base llolralt r Cldaago I (lat) • Nu., 1 w 1 r.lad, n lotn.l Then Herreid ~ on pblchYoru~..a ....,.... w.eJon1 hitter Jeff ~ • atngte tltrwlJb Ill• ta a 8ooton a the pitcher • leaL 1 M..._........ t* I • Mlddleporl 0011011-4 a • a, u - ...., late- ' •"' 17, bt aa American Foolball Booton at vtc aok -· lleff .•r GaWpolls 001 100 ~ 7 4 'l'he run Ia t\'81'! 'ftle Qroeo '-"t PN • aoaooo -taot !141 n. Klal (!H) .. • • - · Tanneblll, lilpla· ' (T) Bay Pacl<er elllliiCJitll wm spiked satnrday and revamped (IJ.IOI. Conde. flpeneer, Coot briefly by the COllege All-stan, downed Denver, 35-lt, SUnday. !Ooljr lamt seheduledi (WP), and MOlle)', but the sbelli,. ba• beaw1 anew There a... seven NFL 1'MIIIa7'• (0. lor the ebamp'a Nall<tolal FootbaU games oa lap this w.t Now Yartr II 11o111oa !ttlgllll ON DIIAIILED 1M'!' League O(ill-. four In tba AFL. W.....gloD altAI AIIP~ C1lflli) KANSAS CITY . 11o Green Bay, Ill alllbltlau atreak Chloago vialll Cleveland at Cldeago !ttlgbU Goortt Allllllo, ·City A'lll•l 1 " - are lu,t a few ollhe balled at II >idorilo by tbe Thursday tn !Itt NFL; ....._ at M!ttn ra !aJP*I letle outfieldar, wia • lila manym-y-lng valuM stars, started aootbar akeill Sat- pllia playa Pfttlburlb at Doltolt at x - CIIJ !ttlgllll A - dlaabled 1111 ...,_ 'ftte Same urda)' w1111 a ll.f trtumph onr ...., . ._. · - are ehrlag to he•.. ~~ f"t 1111 .. "'' I ~· • hem, fa. and St. Loula IIIMitl eatiod up ....,. .Dadotes IIHOOJR J ~.... ' " " - ' n - .,llllll, . . l"ruolaoo at Salt !Me City, · 01r'" their Portllatl, 0...1 firm clull formerJ1 Bart Starr, humiliated by a Utah, J'ridal, Ill lktadlf N1CW YOU (~ flU !Itt n··aey: Ulad OD charging A1J.Siar team. ....,.... a.Bay piayl at Dalila, tAl IIIIo ltoadeutlltl Olt&Pitlll' Alaalk, 21. ol. Albllr, Pa., tbllotel ered his poise agaillat Plttlburth Allgelel Ill•-• and lila mOU'OIII I wiD pall lilt hil .$1tardq DICII bf •.~ , Plllltnpedle .., •"""'"'" ~ ..,. Cleveland clttabltbaader tpoclal 1llh u.ro., 111 ClawlaDtl .. a t3-yerd been to Max MeGte. Detroit VI. Now Yorlt and Jevllw.._ the Jtotlnd of ~ """. ..,_ - ' 1n otheo- SatllrdaJ NI'L emlbt- moro ••· Cltvoland. 111111t aa Aul· 11. Built, ......,. • h _1,,,.. ..._ . . .. CAN'VA$ AS UAL5 HARAM <UP!l- ed.' Reds' Clubhouse Is Scene Of Mixed Gallipolis Is Emot•IOns F IIowmg • Sunday wIn _ 5 "mner At B'dweJJ de-l * THE SHOll! BOX T ,.,.....old ...a.n ._ - ---· COIN-OP .DRY CLEANING Weekend Sports . Events Summary 10 f2 ROBINSON'S "*altl :go Angeles Showing Signs Jf Repeating 1962 Collapse ·· lS Aller the llrll ilutlnc. A•>... II Umited Middleport to oal,y bit, a stncle by Jo~. the last lnnll!l. when B u d d Moore doubled. Moore later 4·Dail1 Sentinel, Pomero("Middle~ 0., Au&. 12, leal lied .MJddleport'l final run on ' aaerlflte fly. agalaal Papp oo ~ Middle itarler Stobart a • tolevllion. 1'enlll of tho Cll prt> Morris, Wllo relieVed him In pcto~l ..,... titil reooalod. . slltth, struclt out 10 and walked seven. In aoina alit be way, Baker fanned sh, gave up three free paJsetl, and hit IW. Close · In As Skidding ·Dodgers Defeated 9-4 By '-.~1ants WANTED! · lr TIM MOillARTY UPIthe $p'aLos rtt Writer A year 'NO tod~:Y AII&eles Dodaen held I ~J.<o>ogatne lead' over the San Francileo Giants in the Na• \. . tr.nallA~&tle pennant race. . . ~~ 8 tllli Illite bulge .that leparated theM Callfornla rtvall ~r wee~end aetlon, leaving some ~lgure fii. b~rll wo~derti!J if bistoey Wll ready to repeat_ttseif. II ------------- =..-.- : •' .... Green Bay Re boun ds From AII -Star Loss To Trounce P"ttsburgh.27-7 ,·,sta,.to""'"'··.,.·,...,.·.,··.,·.,· WASIIINGTON !UPn _ lleor• RuQ: o,eld on ~;, nturn litJl>. weeks inform•l 1 u....,ys _ by . outlines ' day Ut•t furtlw ta1b belween l aenato'rs In both p•rti.. and ex· hllvt wll/tltold any c:ommllment before · blat!olo Senate hearing• Eut and Wall, P"ftictllllrly on ~ perieoced Senate ••ries _ indi· untd all the tOi tlltk I•Y ,. m. today why the Kennedy admlniJ. ' Red • spottl!lrod DIID '41f4111ioo ear.d that about ., senators ~ially importoot 1o thooe In tba tratioo ffOIIIho nuclear test bani pact, "will IIIII movo 11 a lVIII I were dlspo•ed 1o vol• '"' ratifi· ' watt·and'see c:ontingent are the 1 tory of Slaw Dean Rualt itt When emoraenc:y ... penses catch you short, take 1 short eut to a balanced budjet. See us about a prompt, private cash loan. Pressed lor time? Telephone first-then stop ln. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY 300 W. Second St- WYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy •ai!IETO •2000!! DAVE OHLINGER, Mgr. . MONDAY-9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. TUIS~ WID~ THUR., 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO I P.M. run homer and Gene Oliver's run single were tbe big blow• Milwaukee. cloningar retired battel'& In a row after the scored an unearned ruu In fourth. The Piralett nipped tho on Jer~ Lynch's two-run with two out In the nlntb ofl Skinay Brown. 11te blow Roy Face, wbo ,..,]levtd .Joe bon in tho ninth, bla first sinee April 28. A J3.hit attack, ors by Joe Hlekl, Jim and Choo Cltoo coleman, the Meta to victory afiA!r Dtolt Elllnoortb pltohod 1 lll·bittlr the Cuba In the opener. !IUs ton drove in three rtlltl to !:llsworth to hill t8tb vietory. .Fun For All at the Big 100th Meigs Co. Fair the"""' vs. Kansao City at See1tJe, sa Dlep dlfaatof ..._, JO. and . . llil8o at 1111mr. PhiJadolpltt•, 1N1. and Chloogo Sunday ll8litel p1t ou!!Had - Yorlt, 11-7. hemt.,. N1!t11't1 II •laMdti.:;lcOOI~jJ'":'":lllllopr llarlt ol. the Ntw 1 Y..._ rlfpa • lila-'< .• ,1. . RofJPD . ._. r:',: ~~lriii~~·-~•~JOII~o~dlld~A:WI~·~:~~lj~~~~~il tJII. • rl . . llllkf- - ........... 'll'rfalll - tlta ,...., F or Satt.f80tion ••• F 01' V •ael 1 ' I Vli!fiPI.i. Hll~ 8 DE. WOIIM Smooth, button·free surface Edll Gon11° proyent saatneedges ' $5t.50 $59.50 ,.. .... ___ ··-·---. . ... _= .......... .,........ _.... ...,, ........... lilhop, ......,..,., . . . for~• .,. llo.y is .. flllftoioa'f&e'-"" •...., . . . . . . ._ ........ I - I IIIo Clllll .u.v. WHIM MONIY ---11 IHI QUISTIOM--.. 17, :llollfDt I . T... tbto Jill', ......... u .. ....... I Ull '· . ·~ " ' ·· - - - - FOREMAN &ABBOTT 191 N. Second ~~~~­ trltlllbt tlt.IO stllpe .... . fJ4M , • .- ---27c:. ..... .............. ....... .... -• •• • mc•oo II y....... .., FUTURES ~~r4_ _ · . arr LOHI a ·1 •1•• -. my? " He repeated I Mummy'· s e vera} times i hospital corridors befor e United Prell IatemallonaJ OTIS AFB, Mass. <UPIJ-Mrs. I _ ..... (fteoo with ,.., pouont .,_,.,. Neither child bad ..., their ! JacquehnP K e ~ J\ edy , gn>utly mother since she was rushed to j cheered by the. VJs1ta of her two the hospital here after taking aWJt Do you find yOtll'lelf NOT A'ITENDING fogo ., 1'1 ta social funotlons, chun:b or Dlber Ket-lill·letben juat J;: cause you CAN'T UNDERSTAND OODVOI'S!Itloaa Uti fall cbJidren, Caroline and John Jr .. them riding on their ponies last 1 now II anxious to leave the hos-· Wednesday. Both had been 1old p~l and return to the summer they had 8 little brother-Patrick Wb1te House on Squaw Island . . 'I Bouv ier Kennedy-who had gone j j The Pre~ident brought the to heaven. ,.._1'1!1 01 left out", or igoored? Are JOU EIIBAIUlASSID give a wrong answer when you did NOT UNDEIITAJID the question~ Do you find it HABD TO UNDERSr.AMD K you are with a group of people--evep ia your on ll0811f vounl'l!lters in separate visits Sun- Are phone convenati0111 NOT CLEAR to ,ou? people's voices sound INDJSTINCT and their De - WOI.DI RUN TOGETHER? H your a.. wer io 101 to 1D1 of ~ questons you are probably Dot getting the belt IIEA.ft, lNG and UNDERSTANDING available to 7011! ksoo· RADIOEAR, with Its atlv1ncetl hc:hnical laMi&fJ.. •M lklll, glv" tho milt llllolylng UNDERITAND)NG Mil CLARITY avall.-ble today. y.., owe It .. PVI'IIN Mil others ero!JftCI you to hove tho VERY BIST In .......... you may be Just 1 vlalt or • phoM call . .. , .._. GOOD UNDERSTANDING. Ito Of' call: Sunday Nance, Rt. 1 Northup; Mrs. Clyde Hatfield, 5512 Harfield GaUlpolls; Rickey A. Evans, Crown City; Thomas L. Crossen, 122 Basliani Drive, Gallipolis; 'l'lteo L. Smith, Porn- eroy; llut tllf underst•ndl... t ... ;.,. the ...... he J• ·Job It ,.,, ,.. •• 18111 ....... I 1re-ached her room. ·s:: Mr. William DIIH Hotal Lafeywtte DiiH rtaon.ar C.. 245 1!. Stata StrHt Wed., Aut. 28, 1-5 P.M. AIMnl LY J-QIO Mrs. Lawrence R. Napoo per, Rt. 1 Minersville; Mrs. Dale F. Smith, Racine; Mrs. Curtis F. Riffle, Rt. 2, Leon; Miss Barbara A. Cunnilfiham, Buffalo, W. Va., Mrs. Robert R. Bullins, l't. Pleasant; Mrs. George Sommers, Southside, W, Va.; Mrs. Pearl 0. Knapp, Rt. I, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Char· los A. Keefer, Rt. I, Leon; A. Price, Coltlfel'ille, W. Va.; Harold Edword MeA· fee, Grimms Landing; Mrs. Thomas A. Whaley, Liverpool, . Va.; Mrs. Ralph H. Wise. man, Wilkesville; Carl L• Brookhart, Rt. 3, Athens; Mrs. Thomas D. Dr0808, Columbuo. Jllrtlta Alllfllll Alllq Aetllll'dina to the midnleht re. tbe Dttl'lting department the following patients lisled u fair: Cbarlea Sbelllle, Mrs. E. R. Plymale, Mrs. Clara B. Byor, Harley D. rut;,~~ Levi Barry, Roy M Hu!lll 'ft. lt.ltbttry, s~ pi c. Cotllleoat, a-ge H. port of OPENS TONIGHT ' With ·Rtlltloua hrvl- ltOO P.M. ly The Melti Ceunty Mlnflhrlel Atlocl•llon llld Continues For • I , SBig Days and ·Nig AUGUST 13 ·14-15-16-17 ----TUESDAY, I P.M. STONEY ROBERTS THRILL SHOW 20 HIGH III'IID . IV1f411 Durst, Mrs. Tltomaa Drosos, Mrs. William S. ~oct. Wtllilm E. llartlulcl, Mrs. Frank S, Jlual1es, Mrs. Wayne L. Berridge• bbolwpd PaU.OII clllt:harBtcl ovar the w I au! btelllded: SaturdaYDeaver VIDDIII, atart. E1'o Albert Middte1011, Dana L. llyse,n, Mrs. H. B. Smallridp, E. Griffith, Matp!'l!l · Jlno"'aqjt, Crata A. Swicl, KeYln E. Rendenon. Roy Lee l81alte. Joltlt McFirley. Jlffrey L. Let, Uwll Illata, Delbert Qay, M. I. Clark, .JII'tlel Lia- lt.l!red M. . Milar, ftre, E. Qlanlpn and 1011, Mrs. Roy NeweU 'ind 1011, Mrs. 0. H. Wlckltne and 1011 and Mn. Really-Gas cools homes, too? WIUiam Blaclmlon and. dautlht-1 ••· &mdaJ' cflaclvtrc• -.: A. MiDotr and ........ Mrl. B. Bataa and t11t1t, Mn. ~~ Boa, 11Gb lll>fjfann, ' lite and bavld. Woodyaid. i&'I'I.JlM lin. a.. Surpriaed? Why? That clean, dependable, thrifty Gu flame dOll such an efficient job of blating •• of course It's ideal for coolinl, tool And the belt put of all i8 thet a sinlw Gu Air Callditioning unit will beat your home in win, I Mareyn I. Baler,' ~ Nellie li•hnablp, Mto. Bei1lia ---1 IN, Clu.Y Boblrll, Jloelit ~~,~-· .____ 1111 AIUW&-__, I· steps holding his"Where's father;::·~~;~ he asked loudly: Leoo, ooo, 12:25 a. m. Aut. &Mtl.,qc~e . GUARANTEED TWICE• : PliwoU . ....... 121. L....... _ . IC "" "· • . . wllll ..... '' M..te wltb. f-ta~ feaad. Ja . . . . •••.., ............ _$4AI ~:.._--29c ':. WATEIILCIO, IDn - ••• Opoa . . • ::'"'--- 15c ":: ............" tered in on the evening vi1it and 1turned out to bA a born acene I SaturdaJ - Mro. James E. Johnson, Jr., Rt. I, Oak Hill, daupter, 8:51 p. m.; Mrs. Edward J. Bussell, Rt. I Pl. Pleasant, dalfihter, 10:11 p. m.; Mrs. Emll R. Tober!, Oak Hil~ son. 8:42 p. m. Sunday Mrs. William F. INat•ee, Rl. I Northup, son, 6:38 m., Mrs. Dale F. Smith, daughter, 6:56 p. m.; . ) . Riffie, Rt. 2, Wh Uona, Detrol1 dafenlad cteveland, llt 11oo1oa M-10; Minnesota outgunned San too at toweil, JIUI., r,_;...., _, llaiiiD-. beat New Yorlt 1s at 11u11a1o c.'t day for an affectionate reunkm The First Lady waR making a , with their "Mummy," who has rapid recorery from the Caesare- 1 been grieving over the death of an birth of her third child. She I their little brother, born Iasl was out of bed and walking for Wednesday. the first time SUnday. She urged 1 · her doctor to permit her to go Caroline, nearly six. looking houe riyht away. like a doll in a blue and white 1 short ahift. arrived with her fa- 1 As parents. the President and tber before noon. She earried a his 34-year-old wife appeared to bouquet of black-eyed Susans, , be counting their blessings. lorkopuro and pink trumpet !ffi01 spite lhetr tragi< loss. A Whito Jhe had picked near the summer House spokesman described Mrs. White House. 1 Kennedy u "greatly cheered up•• Mrs. William F. John Jr., nearly three, hetlcop.. by the visits of her twD cbildreo, I ':J M E or: "I He• lit I 1stealer. Gomg: up the Anxious To Return Home nve POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK __ •3·" Mrs• Kennedy Mayo, b II ling In his IStb , noeded ninth innin1 !lelp lmm committee. I Jr., 50'1 Fourth Ave., Gallipolis; straight game, . doubled In two I Bllljr Hoeft and Don l..al'len. i 11te . . lteduled . Mrs Ellen Hannah Rl 1 Green· key ruoo to help the Giant. whip I 'l'lte Redo raked Koofax lor meetong wu "' to ' up Ky . Mrs Datias ·H Rose lhe Pbiladelphla Pbillies, !H, nine hila and five runs during a ' open at 10 a.m., EDT. G;;uipoii. F~ W va·. Mrs' while the c~~atl Redith ~l" l 5 t-3 tnninga to become the li~~t ' thSe_!'•te tratlfieatio• by to• two-U T. Heber MeCJuq, J~~kll>n;. loped Saot1J ._.as and e .....,... . learn to beat the Dodger SOUu•· • tr~ vo e II net:es&al')' va . Mr Willl E DIDo Rl I gera, 11-4. pow twlee tblo seoson. Koufaa, 1dale the trealy, •igood origioaDy Sp s. &I' )dam0 : .. eo, to · J' Brares Ileal oow 18-6, ent.ored lhe sixth lnning 1by lhe United Staltll Britain aad' E nn '"Ri 1 ·• 0 ~v';fu. nMn. The MJhoaukee Bravett ripped wltlt a H lead bul was ehooed the Soviet Union and suiJ~eqDen~ I E~~R. T~bert ~ k Hili. H 1: Ute St. j;oall Cardlaals, IJ.I, the I during 1 allt""n Cincinnati uprl• [ ly by other nations. SeVOtal bouro ! ~ G ~ Oak. H'~l· Pittsburgh Plrateo edged the , lng. Frauk Rohlnsou and Don after Rusk's testimony the Sen·: ~ owan,E Houston O>lts, 2·1, end the New , Pavletlch homered for the tWa ate preparedneu sobeommlttoe R:•· 1 ~';!f Hill· Mr:"';ima';;; York Mete rolled to an 114 vie- and Frank Howard and Tommy scheduled closed door hearlngo lo 0 · T' lor Rt j J lfo. !Dry after losing the opener nl a Davl• bit the seats for the Jloll, hear a leadiq anll-trea!J spokes· m~ ~· Rt ~e J kao . doubleheader to the chi~ a go gers. I man, Dr Edward Teller, cai~-o M w' 'p ac n: CUbs, a.t, 1n other NL action. : Horls Four·HIIIer forola nuclear physicist. ·w~: F 8 H • d ~ "';'roy • 1 8 JrJ tbB American League, Cleve- ! Tony Cloninger struck out 11 President KennLiiJ planned to p~~m • ~~te t. ~· '-nd nipped Kanaas City 2·1, Ball- an~ pitched a lour-hitter for the fiy baok lo W•o~lngton tbill Pie Mr ~aw d J 'H : 1mort beet Wuhington, l>l, New, Braves. Eddie Malhews' U.ree- noon to bear Ruak's report on sell~,~~ '1 PI~· Pleas:.!; Ted~~ trip, In eluding a final Hall Rt. 1 Wllllamoon W. In Bonn where he ' • c- IT IS OFTII SAID catlon ol the treaty ai'bougb les· views lo be prt "ntet! by the timony could •Iter tha• sentiment ehiels ol st• of tilt armecl either way. services. ;__ _.:._ __ _ _ _...:.....:...::::.._ _ _ _ _ __ H 'tal N w. 11111 1 Ef.! :m _. -••¥11 Iauer German~ tc-lld AdeJI. I expected At the outset of the hearlnJIII,I Many Republle>ins lind a oum·':~~~~~~::~~g~~[~:!:t~~=e. to 4ign tho -ty. lo Ia" at lout two ber of mfluentlal Democrats -·et. II · 17 IOIIN A. flOLDIIIII'I1I Ulllalll . , _ llltenoll•aol YOlO don t Mill 1 krnl IMilltl7 . treaty ,_Dily ofjlled ill M...,.w Apeed." Hio stelamOQto le!ldod I!> lo l'tiCall lbal tllo .liodpn blew Yorlt dowaei!IAI Anltlel. W, in ts 1o tho IIBtlonai . . - . I oonfirm report.; tllat the Soviete a lour-gam9 lead Ja the ltnal 10 Innings, Minnesota clipped a.,-1 . are in no hurry for furlllor ta1b week ol. t11o 1111 and then loll, W. and Cltlago turned bacl< 1 'l'lte OO<retary. just bade from I becauoe ot dlll'cultl they are bowed 18 the GlaDta Ia a thre&- Detroit, 3-2, In II innings alter btl trip 111 the Savtat Unioa, W81 1having with the d ... Cltfnese game playG(f. 'lbla year, though, alllorblng • 7·1 l •alled at the opeDIDB of baarlop O>mmuolsts Ute Dodgen -mingljr have bit .Mays unloaded hil double fn : by the Seoalo Jl'orei&'D ReiaiiMI · the Klda milCh oarller. the fifth illning to break up a 1Committee illfD tho Umlted treaty, Slnee JuiJ 20, wileD the llnd- pltMing duo! between Cal MeLialt whleh would ban aD but under· 0Spl eWS gers Mid a lt-gllile IMd over Ul-81 and the Glantl' JIIOk ·san. • ground nuclear - · The """'" the Giallla, Walt Alltoo's mea lord U!-121. Chuok Hiller drove . rnittee wao mseting In the vaultEllterea llospHal h•••loll U d. 11 pmt. .During in three f1IIUI for the Giants with ed Senate caucus """" alo01 Saturday _ Guy J. ROOerts, the same pariod, the Giants, led a holller ""d a lll<t'ifloe fly. w.. with memhr•rs of lhe armed serv· 121> State St., Gallipolis; Mrs. by wondrous Wllllt Maya, baye ' CoviQIIoo c:oU~ four of the! lces oommitteo and Senate mem· Jobn Me Clellan, Rt. 1 Galliwoa 1i ot tt. I Pbllo' bits oil Sanford, who bers of tho .joint atomic energy polls· John Rlebard Thomas ruoM.,.. u"' • · Rusk Opening Case For Nuclear Test Ban , . t.er cool it in summer. Just a t1rist ol the . dial aac1 you bave any tmtperature you Wlilt, aD.Y lmi'UI o1 tbe year, 1o ever:r·ro0m ot. your hooael Or, U you alnady bave a fon:td air C. blat: ing system in your home,y011- -•lli&i& liD air OtJCidihinr Juat by aMine a ! N• unit. lt'1 euy to inltall. And _ , _ , ... cause a thrifty Gu flame dol!! bolo\ dsd :1 1 anfl eoollnl tom. op~~atq-'1 o.. your _,.a Ciill )'OUl a.. <htopowf- tar ..... ti011 and a bee •tlma!AI. There's nothint'like a FLAME for coolin~ and heatU.. t11E altriaQAS coiiPAIY_._...,....,.......,. ·., .•• I' ' ' . "' .· -. -· ;J. -, . • 1 -, . ••. • ~ • ' .' ' ~- .r·~-~ '~· ;.t •"' �I '. r Selling Everything But The Kitchen Sin~? Want Ads Can Sell It Too , - -- '·==~FO~R~S~A~LE!:===.:!;:for~Sa=le~='llj(jBNS(:.~ Classified Ads Get Results. Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR. BUYS .'"c,- - - - - --;;;;~;;;;:---·~ ~~ Sentlnel, _REAL =~~ !i :-:·~~.,1=.~ I I lie 1962 CHEVY II - - - - - - $1795 ......._......n,..... 4 Door. Low mileage by )oral owner, spotleBS elean interior, beige finish, deluxe equipmeut, heater , tires like new, MUSICAL tns..-vmenl1 Phone SH 2-'.iOIZ. AUJ. LIOAL NOTICI lta I Hone~ In Review Melc ""'RoG=--ctor:--':" bs'-:c...,_-,- Ac:::--,::.. " ' - - lor ...., ·,.,..,..... . . =-.... _. ....... ·1&.=75 ....... WGJ Fh · JIJ 1961 DODGE _ _ _ _ _ _ $1195 .- -·------ Lancer 4 Door. Deluxe interi or trim. Blue fnisb, all good tires, radio, heater Runs out perfect. Std. tranil. excellent condition. l-3400. a a ...... ... _ DAILY CROSSWORD .,, WY 3?c ... itt e.r; FOR SALE OR ~-:: FOR SALE: 5 room bouse bath, oewly d<eora\ed, heatlDg. Full baoemeot. cated 123 Hudson ~11'1""· Middleport Price, f6000. quire Ohio Hotel ' I. ~'~oat P. L =•F ........ =..........-.._ . ' "t II.PtrW ::~ ...\111·.. a NEW STYLE Venetian blinds. Narrow slat, vertical slat, bamboo wood slat. Free estimate. Da le Wippel Supple. B 10 Jute FREEZER SALE ly KINI I'm oot too all, not people would • bOOK collea worried' l'm 6Urf he ra6"'t 1 .;old it ~et! NOTICES INSIDE AND Outside--;P,.-a"" in:;tin-g and roof work. Reasonable ., rates. Jack Timmons, Route 1 1, Long Bottom, Ohio. AI:'I'8LIIAAltll 'I 11 LOii81'11LLOW Olio totttr oboo&ol7......,. lor - · Ill IIIIa Mmplt A~~~­ tor the throe L'l, X tor 1101 two O't, ole. ....,. ~ ..... tropbl.., the lonctb and ftmnMioa ol 1101 oro all - -.. , tilt--.. ,,,""' ~- ~I ... , Olf .__ dlft..t. 4 2 S' I & Otrflo1.... 6-2<Hl0tp Bllitfc Here'a llolt t. *eltr 1&1 UAILY VKYPTOQt.IOTE - LOSE WE£GH'f safety w I t b DIADAX !formerly OEX-A DIETl new oame. same formula. Ollly 98c at S t a r k AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled? lAst your opera- 1 tor's license? Call WY :1-2961.1 and iol8ptlta ll- ' B 9 6tp Drugs. Ca~:le the~r Di>t>a~· .' IJ[.L--.._ 1 908 ~ & POMEROY . VISIT IN IIILLWIIIII e Fits Almost Every Car .PII'BI: e Transferable When LANDMARK You Trade Cars IP 'fCIWA.C 'l'ltiiPTit DPO I:P.l !'ltlllt'l' Qtl'll !'OWA.C V '1' It J J It Y W LVII HE's ~ACHi t.k:i FOil TilE C AMER-' . 0 P 1. W It J D.- !''II' AAD XTVYV~ . _ , . . ._,....,..., 4DVERI11TY RIMIIAU 'ftll7 WY 2.2181 eGuaranteed 24 Months or 24,000 Mlles OENltll br A D MOB•cw oaJCIItALc GOoD roaTUJiifS OOHC" ''a OIIIL&Iu,.__IJ:tn! t1 1-. BLAmNAR'S . Auto "Now, mind what l tald, olunjorl Oell't .. lliM4 ttepjiiJ11 111 potatl lll_!d In J?lllr pla.r lhoMI" WE:LL, \.<IE'VE GOT A<iOOD WJEH RADIO MYSTER~ YARN F=OR OUR r?EADERS ~ I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by any- , one other than my own. Kenneth E. Haning, Rt. 2, AI· , bany, Ohio. 8 10 3tp FREE AT LANDMARK Super Service Station • loouttful Anchor Hocklnt Mug • Bowl (4 "'tot colon), 1iven with purch•• Used Coal, Oil and Gas HEATERS Buy Them While We Got Them.J AIBII AND SLA'fl 2 - Model 400 Warm Morning Circulating Coal, I00 Wlb. Size ith Fan $125 10 ..1•. IPOr more. • Anchor Hacki~t~ Sq•r. Creamu & Tray Set 1iven with oil chongo & ?ubo fob 1 I - Model 460 Warm Morning Coal 60 lb. Size. This one lik-e new $88 Pomeroy Landmark I - Model 460 Coal Heater SUPER SFRVICE STAT?ON Open 24 Moun WY 2-9932 I - 85,000 BTU Siegler Oil Heater, blonda LOST & FOUND LADY's White Pocketbook. R.,. ward If contents intact. R.,. tum to 464 Locust St. , dleport. Mid- . B 10 Jtp For S.la bargains. USED CLO'I'HJNG Women's ""''""' 25-50 Men's and Boys' pants and lhirts 25-50 cents. Men's shoes and Smith'• Clothing Store. Open 7 da,. a week. Letart Falls. Ohio. 7-lft.301:> bats. REGISTERED miniature Dachshund& lor sale. 123 Union Avenue, Pomeroy. 8 12 3tc GAS Conversion burner, Excel· lent condition, $50. $137 when new. R. E. Williams, C a II Coolville tl67-6242. 8 9 6tp 'l'ivO NEW fl7 s lli Nylon tires. OWen Flnk, Jrl Lincoln, Mid·· dJeport. a 1 3tc ' ' ..,, ""·>~. $25 finish, new price, 369.98- used, come and see what you get this one for NOW I - 75,000 BTU Used Siegler 1 - 25,000 BTU Gas Heater _ _ _ 20.00 eOther heaters not listed. If you want a U5ed heater, BUY NOW & SAVEl OTHER USED SPECIALS ON SALE I - Used E2L Maytag Aluminum Tub Washer, just like new _____ $88 I - Used J2L Maytag Porcelain Tub Washer, just like new _____ $88 2 - Used Breakfast Sets 2 - Used Dining Room Suites 5 - Used Televlsion Seta RUTLAND FURNITURE Arnold Grate FOUR ROOM house wllb I re lot, large porch, bast"'l<llt] oil Houle No. ?. Phone 2-<1121. roo Rulland, 0. Now Is The Time THAT, PAL. &ECJ('f''S SPECIAl.. BUT WHAT WAS )[l(JR GAME·~ I MEAN V'JHO GETS WHAT wHEN I'M IN THE LOONY To Have Your Coal, 011 or G.. BIN~ FURNACE NOTICE Township Trusteoa, Cue/t/u rrame, m ~u/tlf n>srory &-room Baker & Seyfried ~ ,:t,~~ ~ McOOY, basement, ho? atr gas II red heating, enclosed front porch, garage , lot 50>:150,. located on 11tr' Pil!ii.E $I0,500.oo. I'IIMIGJ:riiia•vLeEII - Trailer localion, lot I!OIIO%, highway cation, concrete patio 8 s all utililleo and sewer driveway, aud llidew~alk~ . ~: IAl.EIERT M. cox, .! WY 1-mt MASTER .MIX and MASTER MADE F·.EE,:o. S· For Ail Of Yot!r' N~ ·' '' =~-- I NGELS f U·• NI TU•. 1. ::!;~.::.:·~·~=.·:.:-:•: · :.:=~~~~~-~: Ch-:!£~~:r:ert rron~~~~::\;::..:Oitlo:. .._.,...:_:~~------:-.....:.s..=u:..:l:::.tc t II baths, side porches, cool heating, located on street, oot of high waw. $7,0110.00. MIDDLEPORT - II> story ... room frame with bath, luU ly RAEBURN VANIURE,N -i?A NOT J<NOCKIN(; \ltltJ FOil bouse, 3 bedrooms and DB'III•, 11 Cloonodlllclchockod forWtDior large lot. Good locatlou out OriiiiSt high waw. Call WY :1-2590. - - - - - - IIMellgo County, bave signed a 5 10 tfc Fire eootract wtth Cheater Please make an Fire POMERov - Blonde Oil Healer _ _ SAVE, SAVE I - 55,000 BTU Gas Heater _ _ _ 69.95 ··P~· R~~~ · ~:~· ~~ SH 2-4811 Pllooe a..w Ill I I 6tp AS LOW A I - - - INSTRUCTIOfll$ · READY.· MIX ~ONERETE FITS YOUR BUILDING ., .. . . PLANS. �I '. r Selling Everything But The Kitchen Sin~? Want Ads Can Sell It Too , - -- '·==~FO~R~S~A~LE!:===.:!;:for~Sa=le~='llj(jBNS(:.~ Classified Ads Get Results. Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR. BUYS .'"c,- - - - - --;;;;~;;;;:---·~ ~~ Sentlnel, _REAL =~~ !i :-:·~~.,1=.~ I I lie 1962 CHEVY II - - - - - - $1795 ......._......n,..... 4 Door. Low mileage by )oral owner, spotleBS elean interior, beige finish, deluxe equipmeut, heater , tires like new, MUSICAL tns..-vmenl1 Phone SH 2-'.iOIZ. AUJ. LIOAL NOTICI lta I Hone~ In Review Melc ""'RoG=--ctor:--':" bs'-:c...,_-,- Ac:::--,::.. " ' - - lor ...., ·,.,..,..... . . =-.... _. ....... ·1&.=75 ....... WGJ Fh · JIJ 1961 DODGE _ _ _ _ _ _ $1195 .- -·------ Lancer 4 Door. Deluxe interi or trim. Blue fnisb, all good tires, radio, heater Runs out perfect. Std. tranil. excellent condition. l-3400. a a ...... ... _ DAILY CROSSWORD .,, WY 3?c ... itt e.r; FOR SALE OR ~-:: FOR SALE: 5 room bouse bath, oewly d<eora\ed, heatlDg. Full baoemeot. cated 123 Hudson ~11'1""· Middleport Price, f6000. quire Ohio Hotel ' I. ~'~oat P. L =•F ........ =..........-.._ . ' "t II.PtrW ::~ ...\111·.. a NEW STYLE Venetian blinds. Narrow slat, vertical slat, bamboo wood slat. Free estimate. Da le Wippel Supple. B 10 Jute FREEZER SALE ly KINI I'm oot too all, not people would • bOOK collea worried' l'm 6Urf he ra6"'t 1 .;old it ~et! NOTICES INSIDE AND Outside--;P,.-a"" in:;tin-g and roof work. Reasonable ., rates. Jack Timmons, Route 1 1, Long Bottom, Ohio. AI:'I'8LIIAAltll 'I 11 LOii81'11LLOW Olio totttr oboo&ol7......,. lor - · Ill IIIIa Mmplt A~~~­ tor the throe L'l, X tor 1101 two O't, ole. ....,. ~ ..... tropbl.., the lonctb and ftmnMioa ol 1101 oro all - -.. , tilt--.. ,,,""' ~- ~I ... , Olf .__ dlft..t. 4 2 S' I & Otrflo1.... 6-2<Hl0tp Bllitfc Here'a llolt t. *eltr 1&1 UAILY VKYPTOQt.IOTE - LOSE WE£GH'f safety w I t b DIADAX !formerly OEX-A DIETl new oame. same formula. Ollly 98c at S t a r k AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled? lAst your opera- 1 tor's license? Call WY :1-2961.1 and iol8ptlta ll- ' B 9 6tp Drugs. Ca~:le the~r Di>t>a~· .' IJ[.L--.._ 1 908 ~ & POMEROY . VISIT IN IIILLWIIIII e Fits Almost Every Car .PII'BI: e Transferable When LANDMARK You Trade Cars IP 'fCIWA.C 'l'ltiiPTit DPO I:P.l !'ltlllt'l' Qtl'll !'OWA.C V '1' It J J It Y W LVII HE's ~ACHi t.k:i FOil TilE C AMER-' . 0 P 1. W It J D.- !''II' AAD XTVYV~ . _ , . . ._,....,..., 4DVERI11TY RIMIIAU 'ftll7 WY 2.2181 eGuaranteed 24 Months or 24,000 Mlles OENltll br A D MOB•cw oaJCIItALc GOoD roaTUJiifS OOHC" ''a OIIIL&Iu,.__IJ:tn! t1 1-. BLAmNAR'S . Auto "Now, mind what l tald, olunjorl Oell't .. lliM4 ttepjiiJ11 111 potatl lll_!d In J?lllr pla.r lhoMI" WE:LL, \.<IE'VE GOT A<iOOD WJEH RADIO MYSTER~ YARN F=OR OUR r?EADERS ~ I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by any- , one other than my own. Kenneth E. Haning, Rt. 2, AI· , bany, Ohio. 8 10 3tp FREE AT LANDMARK Super Service Station • loouttful Anchor Hocklnt Mug • Bowl (4 "'tot colon), 1iven with purch•• Used Coal, Oil and Gas HEATERS Buy Them While We Got Them.J AIBII AND SLA'fl 2 - Model 400 Warm Morning Circulating Coal, I00 Wlb. Size ith Fan $125 10 ..1•. IPOr more. • Anchor Hacki~t~ Sq•r. Creamu & Tray Set 1iven with oil chongo & ?ubo fob 1 I - Model 460 Warm Morning Coal 60 lb. Size. This one lik-e new $88 Pomeroy Landmark I - Model 460 Coal Heater SUPER SFRVICE STAT?ON Open 24 Moun WY 2-9932 I - 85,000 BTU Siegler Oil Heater, blonda LOST & FOUND LADY's White Pocketbook. R.,. ward If contents intact. R.,. tum to 464 Locust St. , dleport. Mid- . B 10 Jtp For S.la bargains. USED CLO'I'HJNG Women's ""''""' 25-50 Men's and Boys' pants and lhirts 25-50 cents. Men's shoes and Smith'• Clothing Store. Open 7 da,. a week. Letart Falls. Ohio. 7-lft.301:> bats. REGISTERED miniature Dachshund& lor sale. 123 Union Avenue, Pomeroy. 8 12 3tc GAS Conversion burner, Excel· lent condition, $50. $137 when new. R. E. Williams, C a II Coolville tl67-6242. 8 9 6tp 'l'ivO NEW fl7 s lli Nylon tires. OWen Flnk, Jrl Lincoln, Mid·· dJeport. a 1 3tc ' ' ..,, ""·>~. $25 finish, new price, 369.98- used, come and see what you get this one for NOW I - 75,000 BTU Used Siegler 1 - 25,000 BTU Gas Heater _ _ _ 20.00 eOther heaters not listed. If you want a U5ed heater, BUY NOW & SAVEl OTHER USED SPECIALS ON SALE I - Used E2L Maytag Aluminum Tub Washer, just like new _____ $88 I - Used J2L Maytag Porcelain Tub Washer, just like new _____ $88 2 - Used Breakfast Sets 2 - Used Dining Room Suites 5 - Used Televlsion Seta RUTLAND FURNITURE Arnold Grate FOUR ROOM house wllb I re lot, large porch, bast"'l<llt] oil Houle No. ?. Phone 2-<1121. roo Rulland, 0. Now Is The Time THAT, PAL. &ECJ('f''S SPECIAl.. BUT WHAT WAS )[l(JR GAME·~ I MEAN V'JHO GETS WHAT wHEN I'M IN THE LOONY To Have Your Coal, 011 or G.. BIN~ FURNACE NOTICE Township Trusteoa, Cue/t/u rrame, m ~u/tlf n>srory &-room Baker & Seyfried ~ ,:t,~~ ~ McOOY, basement, ho? atr gas II red heating, enclosed front porch, garage , lot 50>:150,. located on 11tr' Pil!ii.E $I0,500.oo. I'IIMIGJ:riiia•vLeEII - Trailer localion, lot I!OIIO%, highway cation, concrete patio 8 s all utililleo and sewer driveway, aud llidew~alk~ . ~: IAl.EIERT M. cox, .! WY 1-mt MASTER .MIX and MASTER MADE F·.EE,:o. S· For Ail Of Yot!r' N~ ·' '' =~-- I NGELS f U·• NI TU•. 1. ::!;~.::.:·~·~=.·:.:-:•: · :.:=~~~~~-~: Ch-:!£~~:r:ert rron~~~~::\;::..:Oitlo:. .._.,...:_:~~------:-.....:.s..=u:..:l:::.tc t II baths, side porches, cool heating, located on street, oot of high waw. $7,0110.00. MIDDLEPORT - II> story ... room frame with bath, luU ly RAEBURN VANIURE,N -i?A NOT J<NOCKIN(; \ltltJ FOil bouse, 3 bedrooms and DB'III•, 11 Cloonodlllclchockod forWtDior large lot. Good locatlou out OriiiiSt high waw. Call WY :1-2590. - - - - - - IIMellgo County, bave signed a 5 10 tfc Fire eootract wtth Cheater Please make an Fire POMERov - Blonde Oil Healer _ _ SAVE, SAVE I - 55,000 BTU Gas Heater _ _ _ 69.95 ··P~· R~~~ · ~:~· ~~ SH 2-4811 Pllooe a..w Ill I I 6tp AS LOW A I - - - INSTRUCTIOfll$ · READY.· MIX ~ONERETE FITS YOUR BUILDING ., .. . . PLANS. �'· { . ' Oet.l3-19 Is Cueae For Party . J Mr.~- -~irt~.... Schooll"unch r. en Bunda ;;:.m:OO in C: • party Ythe birthda Week In OhiO oervance Y ·~ •• Yuitlnf RelothN •~ l •M'-'-"' Joardln JF'ue I• I Debbie Grueser 1 H edO · s onor n 14th Birthday . , .&1.-t'nly AL-...a uucn People In p Mr.. ;;;:'£:'~';'Coi- IYIU . . . l,th Birthtlay ' H'------'W' h WUlSer11eA• About ~ tf .Area PriiU.'ell• . Saturday Party WEST COLUMBIA - Miss Middleport , Mr. and Mrt. Malcolm Mees Goy Cartwright, daughter of 1 IIIIU, e • at y '· ed VOL XV NO. 101 and Set Up For Dragll1ng , pUpi} .. AUTO SERVICE CENTER Servke Visit Elberfelds Ready to Wear 2nd Floor Dres·ses for lasses going to classes ! J:Ji.Y ...... ,.. 515.95* 6.70 X 15 BLACKWALL TUBE TYPE • Plus Tax and ReCipp•ble Tire 7.50X 14 BLACKWALL TUIIELESS SJ8·9S' Fully Guaronleed By COOPERS PROTECTIVE SERVICE GUARANTEE Economy Air Master Tire FULL 4 PLY NYLON 6.70 X lS 7.50 X 14 - - - - $13.95* • Plu1 Tax and Reuppeble Tire $5.91 Original Equipment Quality $11···· FREI INSTALLATION Full Size SPORTSMAN GWS PACKED Heavy Duty SHOCK ABSORBERS $a···· WY 124 sa.45 Tom Tryoo Wilt ~t ' . MAi.N zJT. . ' 'l·l ..,, Woll Aug. Dl..,.r• 1a.14 •MOON PILOT• Brian Keith (Technlcolor) --and"THI DILICATI DELINQUINT" Mostly .Installed 2 wbeeiB ; Jtrry Lewia Marth11 Hyer Hot Oil MEIGS THEATRE DIP STICK SJ.91 They Will Be Higher Wben The Snow Files!! MOORES ·"'! 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ANNOUNCE REUNION The deS<.'endants of Hoyt and Mary Curtis will hold their an· nual family reunioo August 18, at the Welsh Hilla Grange Hall, 3\l miles northeast ol Granvil· le, or six miles northwest of Newark. Rev. Ronald Place of ll :=~fN. JDOn!lnl ~ C 'I ouncl man John 7.erkle. h"~e ouhr dulles laid out in black and. let the mayor down m t 1 s Iw 1te so It can be settled " tt:mg, and I'd like to see h1s and r · . --·· _ - - · __ -·-_, Patrolman Ne~ll was suspend. I slate Board the vicinity of the Swan Creek lit was last heard from," he on a proposed 1964 : ~g a~ t~ ! led for 10 days by the ffi8)'0r, . school near the Gallia.Lawrence said. . . Middleport that didn't ba~anc~~. ; and upon demanding M hearing border. . . Th~ first three days of the In July, according to 1 a w, i ! before council. was returned to '!he Patrol I! investtgatmg a , masstve search involved 350 Middleport council approvl"d its : duty when &licitor Bernard !hlrd report that a plane was I persons and covered 29.639 budget for next year showing . Fultz intel'preted thf' law aa trouble the hilly proposed expenditures would . requiring council either . square I'miles, the CAP said. instate Neal, or fire h1"m.to reab~u I 10 mt Ies sou th of GaIII· A he_1copter was pressed in- •exceed expected income by appolio. . tooerYlce Monday and false re- proximately $20.000. Maym· Smith deferred alcion ~;.,..--'"!a~~ ~or frtends of Dr. ~~~y ~rts of wreckage required the ''Let's have 6 tu::aring with ' ion the suspension peildmg a Slffin_()rl;!i Hoiipl'lal, Inc., trial moved into its second . day. this mlirni~ are flying here ~ay to J~m '" Iaid of ground search pa•·hes in the commission (required by COLUMBUS !UP I) - The .higher legal opmion. testimony "of ·or. Charles J, Mullen. M.D., a member and secretary of the lhe ..arch from Gallipolis, · Killum County, .Ky. and near : '""· ~'1'n 'l!!!~j~i.P,~I bud- state Board of Education Mon- i Council aloo: . I Meigs Memorial Hospital board of trustees. , . Sgt. ,\fcCreedy sa•d the theory Richmond, Ind. . . 1gets I to slraight.!n out i h' i s "day · took · nb adion ·01> • de-k~- Jb~,&a,~~~"-~eport . Dr. Mullen was on the stand at about lla.m. undergoing examination by Prosecut. ~ g~wmg t~~t the McCoy ,tam- Aboard the mJssmg cr~ft ~re , matter,'' councilmen said Mon- . mand by the Cineinnati chapter or $878.50 'for JUty: in~ Attorney Bernard V. Fultz. He was the third person to take the stand sinee the lly d•d not get very far be- IK. George McCoy, 45; hts w1fe, day nighl in their regular Aug- ·0 f the NAACP that il take Suggested the police de· t11a! began Monday morn\ng. Leo Vaughan, secretary of the ·Hospital Commission ~ore ~rashmg, and may be down Mildred, 40; and thel.r three 1ust meeting, with Mayor Lee !act10n lo pre_vent what the 1partment invoke an ordinance was t)le first witness. . . ' 10 thts area. . boy a, George, 18, David, 13, and ' Smith presiding. .group called :·impending de !o clean up an area on Park·St Dr. Raymond Boice, M.D., a will be recalled later in the tri- group. Th~ plan~, af~er leavmg the Ja.mes. three. Two other M~oy The commission had written f~cto .segregation'' by the Cin· lalleged to be a nuisance. m~mber of the Meigs Memor· al. Foll{'twing the announcement, 1t was also d!sclosed during 1 ~alllpolis ~tr strtp, took 8 head- chlldr~, Mar~h, 16 .and ~hza- clerk Gene Grate that because ! cmnat~ Board of Educ<Jiion in 1 - Approved 'an ordinance to ial. Hospital board of trustees Dr. Mullen was summoned. Boice's testimony that he had mg downnver toward Port~ 1 ~eth, 5, .remamed wtth fnends of the imbalance, no action a pupil transfer plan. advertise for bids in the sale- of fro~ the time it was orgap~. Porter continually .objected : told Dr. John Ridgway, one of lmou.t h.. . .. . I ~ Muncie. coukt be taken. . i Norris Muldrow, gener~:~! coun.: thf' Atlas. a retired .sternwheel. clnef of Sta~f o[ the ne~ hosptt- t~ Pultz askl~g Dr. Botce ques- 1thre~ osteopathic physicians ~>''ia& ~"!UP' • Councilmen indicated t h • y 1Sel for the chapter: lol.d the er boa~ owned by M~dl~port. a), and p~es,o::lenl of Metgs Gen- 1tlons concermng Meigs Genera) seekmg admission to the staff, would appreciate beiag sbown !board the plan. whl('h mvolves · - Dtscussed load llmlf.s on er~l hospital, w~s sworn in by I bU!. was con~istently UJat he ''Would do what I could ne days of warning are exactly where the~· can cut ! transfer of four elasses from town streets, sick leave policy lud~e Carlos tttechk~r of by Judge Riechker. for him." · over ta Middleport. . the IM budget, or on the oth~ Evanslon School, which is 99 far town employees, storage fa. san county at 1 p.m. Monday. Boice testified that he sug~ Dr. Boice also told the court Mayor Lee Smitb aalct Mon. er hod, wbere they can an· _per cent Negro, to Oakley :cilities ·tor. town e quipment, Dr. Boice remained on names of several of t~e that to his knowledge the os- day alpt in face of re~l)f.. ticlpate additional revenue. 1 sc~ool, which is 99 per cent 1 ~nd obtainin~ early legal opin~ stand. all afternoon, .ans~~ring . ~ of trustees f~r teopaths were not eligible for ;:Jc:~in!.r::io::1u7! (Council, the past, has man- white, called for .seg_regafion of ; 1on on possible. official action qq~ttans from Fultz. Botce 1s pos1bons on the non-profit the Meigs Memoria) Hospital ..... aged to end fiscal years in a tht! Ev_an~ton pupils m the Oak- i !o settle a ne.tghborhood fuss ~timony ended at 3:45 p.m. , . staff until January 28, 1963. be-! mobiles Ia Sootb Tltlrd-d and solvent fashion by trimming ex- . ley bulidmg. f 1~ the area of the alley run. 1 when_a recess was ordered. The cause "They were not members ! poria:e,.•~~: ~mU:.:u~ ::~:! LONDON <UPfl _ Poli<>e dls·· ~nses wherever possible dur- ' The board submitted to the ,mng, nm·th from Hall HamiJ.. re.mauxler of the day, until , • of the County Medical Society." 1 closed today they have Jocatt•d tng each budget year., Athens and Hocking County tnn-st bet~een South .Second and ~y 6 p.m., was used for a ~n• The long~time Pomeroy sur- 1 to aU offender• apprehended the hJdeout of thto robbery gang : !boards o£ elections a proposal South Th•rd·sts, arlsmg. from I tertnce between Judge Rerclr geon said, ••[n September 1962 and court actloa will follow. that looted a royal mail train of: O~HER B~SINESS_ i ~o create a new school district f~nce_ alleged to be blockmg pub. }{er. F~Jtz, and Defense attor· when the hoSptt8l opened it i'W more than $7 mlllion. I . Counctl. also, m a busmess . -In Athens Count~· . and a plan 111c nghl-of-way. t1ey Frank w. Porter, Jr. Jwas not possible for osteopaths By the time the police got there like m~efmg, sugge_sted to ~~y- : to transfer the ~uti~e Chaun('y- -Accepted Clark .Grate's The court announced th i. to be members of the Meigs the robbers wero g<ln<'. and so or Smith he expedite obtatnmg . Dover School D"tnet to the monthly statement showmg $18,· morning ~at Dr. Boite has , Medical Society as far as 1 wasthelootfromthebiggeslrob. an opmion from .th_e Oh10 Attor.I Athens CJty School District 391.76 br~ght for~ard from been excused for today, but Elmer Austln Reed, one of Iknow." Boice indicated the bery of all time, Scotland Yard ney General outhnm~ ~wers of ] The new district would con. June, recet.pts durmg July of • promin~nt and Medical Society by~laws, whish anoounced. the .mayor .and council m the Ju- lsist of all territory in the Nel- $8,794 .72, dtsbursem':"t.s of $9,~ respected citizens, died ito his knowledge were never · "Empty mail bags" Wf're found : 1 ~ suspensJOn by the mayor of son ville Cit _ v District, the Glous- 635 -93, and an endmg ~lerk'l evening at Holzl!r hos- ' actually adopted, were changed said Commander Gcoorge Hat·' mghl merchant watchman and ter Exempled Village School ' balance of 117.550.55, all m opa lengthy Illness. Iin a meeting January 28, 1963. her.ill, deputy commander of Srnt- 1part-time town pohcemtn Ike District, and the Buchtel . York eratmg funds. . Reed · well known •Fultz quizzed Boice to the , land Yard. N~~l. , and Jackson-Trimble L 0 c a 11 Present also were counciJ. lthJrOUt!hout the county as a for-I point of why the by-laws were Services wdl be ~leld Wednes· l The hideout was a brick house I feel, for myseU," sa i d School Districl~ . ':len Wayne Gibbons. Gene Har. owner and manager of Row- altered and tbe witness sug- day for M~s. Carolyn Edmonds, ealled Leathersladt farm , about Irls, Roger Morgan, William D. and Reed Hardware, a busi- geoted Fultz should ask the 59, who dted enroutt to Meigs ' 2.'1 miles from tho st~ne of last : IChli~s, and Charles Asa Bradhe was In for 47 years and defense counsel. ~ ~emorial Hospttal early Mon- i Thursday's robbery •t ChPdding- ~ e eChOnS , , , ~~r), and Treasurer Robert By..thrlno from In 1957, Fultz asked Dr. Boice at one alh h d r ed 1 0 too. . . He was a tharter member of Ipomt if he told Osteopath R. e a IV n '~~tland for : Hatherdl uid the house loo~~ I Chapter ol Athens Ohio R. Pickens "I think the past year, commg there , as lbrough the gallg had left ,. , RUTLAND GRID CALL . h Am ' '.. you are Ifrom West VlTglnta. She was rather a hurry.. 1 R" . 1 o t e erlcan Revolu- ~ better qualified than some of preceded Jn death b h "Th k lchard (D1ck) Martin, new 1 1 8 the M D.s in Meigs County to I Y er par· ere were orry (true and coach of the Rutland Red E>evil Mr. Reed Is survlv:ed by his be on .the hoapital staff." ents, James and Mahala Cre- ' two Landrovers l.leep-hk• velli· football team said physical eiThunderstorm rolled thro gh wife Ha,.,l Row'-· )i;.ci and B . lied "'I , means Dunn, an Infant daught- 1clesl outsido. A p1t had been dug. BY CHESTER T.~NNEHII.L ammatwns loo football 1 1 . u ' _, ' mce rep • don t recall ler, and two brothers. She was It looked as though they intended · . Payers the flhlo Valley and pushed out Nancy Clare_~; a saying Meigs County." a member of the Church of the I to bury the stuff," th• comman- . Whatever one thinks of the Kennedy Administration Will be Friday at 8 a ..m. Tht the Soulhern Plama Mrs. Mabel Kim, Tup- Fultz asked Dr. Boice if tbere ,Nazarene. , der oaid. In •ts home work, even its political opponents admit Mr ~xammations. woU he gtven by day ·where. up to seven and 0 nephew, Ro- Is any evl<tence that the osteo- She ill survived by her husRusk .Is On the brink of being party perhaps to one of r. John Ridgway and stall. of r'illn .aptlled over Kim, Springfield, Vlrglnla. in qu..ijon do no praoSllben; a daughter, R.. the diplomatic triumphs of the 20th or any other Cen- 1Martm replaces Jim Vennarl and , threatened farm may call at the resi- lice scientific .medicl!Je, Rogers 01 New VIenna; two Melp Memorial Hospltsl [ tury. . head football coach. Vonany time Wednesday. Pr~ he answered, "No indication sons, Doraei and Clarence Slur- ADMISSIONS- Margaret AI-~ Much, mdeed, everything for Mr. Rusk and Kennedy !""" has been promoted to , than one Inch of vale services will be "' yet. I would like to reof Columbus; lwo broth- len, Pomeroy; June Wendorf, depends upon whether the !tussians have cast asid• theJr ,prmclpai and athleltc d~reetor Michigan durmg the Thurlday at 10.30 a.m. lbelr work before ' Stanley and Gilbert Dunn '-Racine; Cora Kersey, Zones· st~ndard proeedureln foretgn relations - duphcity and 'tn the Northwestern Local Dt»o ioo!ted~lf·lnch amounts Itev. Fred I. Gardnj!r, Midjudgment. There has been New Lebenon and two sis- l'ille. tr~c~erx - and taken up for the first time in history, tnct sch_oo_I_.- - from !he upper Church of Clirlst, hearoay." Pearl Slason of PUny, w. .DISCHARGES _ Paul Ables, straightforward h~nest responsibility, ··to southeastern N e Boice also rommented and Virgie Coleman of Racine; Carla Carlson and KaWhat a gamble . ASKS DJY~RCE ll•~~. and Nebro•ke his ~ny Pomeroy, Rl. 3. thryn Carlson, both of Syca- To lose would he worS@ to some than being unlucky .James E Q1it,us Pomer l''i'''!' ~..,,,. to ,seven in"' • Ing M,e._s ~rio! HOs- Services will he Wednesday Illinois; Marlene Roush, at Russian roullette. . , has filed a .petit(<ln 'tor diva:: night. .,..,.,..atlon, "This at 10 a. m. at tho Chase W. Va.; Linda Cramer, h Cool reflection, however, suggests that Amenca really against .. Barbara K Qu.U., atlon doeo a lot . of things I home with Rev. James Crisp, Porn- as nolh!Dg to lose, but rather ev!rythif!&. to gain, SO Columbus. c~ Ill . .,. .,.. don't know about." officiating. ·aurlal Field•, Hartford. LONG ~s we are not lulled to sueh msenslblltty as to ·Jet I ol duly a~ :n!me This morning Dr· :Mullen was In Miles ou.r military guard down. . . . ., ' ' The plaintljf is ,.. "''I! questiolled by' f!iltr about a call at the funeral J'AJR SPE.\IER . t PerhaJ?S Khrllshebev really 1s buymg time lor Russianof tbt.. · ~ ~~- ~ :::~YbaDot \!Nil had ie. ·lie\> Charles Lu h I ype SOCialism . to 'buy Amerlcan·type capitalism ·•.'!". trunor c•...,. 1, elrall ilo!d" to .· . ' er, pastor fully; as he oft!n lias b?asted will happen. The a . tile ~~ cburch In Chii!J- ~esta ma'ltes ·much of thts point and Kbrushellev h a "!~r-~:·1~~:· *nd • aattve of Galhpolis, pre'aciied it often. ' ' (( · tt the Me!p County MID-' Thus, ~sides maintaining our miUtary posture, u.tauon ~ice• at 111\lst ~ed•cati·· ourselves to ma~lng our syet~m of lalJ"IJ'OIIll(ls eni~'Pr(ae_ 'tYft' more strong and ,appeallill! to tb"t ntunated ~mlllilijd • HOJ!Itl still leeii»• tbe biiuntllullife ' U.II en I n Hospi· tal Tri· allft M : j~ H0 IdS 0.££ Jn Racia • I Issue ~ection , I ! I ... I' r I I HI deonl Of Train Gang Lo d s cate 1 :C. Elmer A Reed Of Middleport n·Ies Monday I 1 in 1 ! II I I Mrs. Edmonds 0£ Rutland DieS Monday I • J'J'h e Day Afiter 1 I •"""i'• El· 1 "'·r~t!l " Sizes 3 to 6x and ' u I"' worohlp tervlce. Place Is the Mr. 11111 Mri. Harry Rouda- ~· u,;ilf• ·T. ·hi.rd WI.tness Is Doctor" I I Y., Middleport was the "' at lba Church .during the Sun· 11 ~It, Grankl. ·COURT FIGURES - Prominent figures ·in the current court contest between the Meigs Memorial hospital board of trustees and the Meigs County Hospital Commission and county .commissioners are, I to r. Frank W. Porter, Jr., defen¥e coun, sel; Judge Carlos R•ecker, Morgan county, Slttmg on ass•gnment, and Prosecuting Attorney Bernard V. Fultz. R fl GUEST 8PEAitEB . Jdlenort TY7•111l ke p w l a :J:' B ud:get W7l•th Commt·ssl·on W 711.• Jr.llUI Patrol detachment, said today the sblft in search area. numerous telephone calls about Col. Herweh said the search I' the missing plane going down could contmue .to be d1rected shortly afler leaving Gallipolis from Lunken Airport here and have been "checked out." He Iadded t~.at it was "possibl_e ~ut indicated nothing fruitful has 'doubtful that the miSstng been uncovered. craft made a safe forced landSgt. McCreedy said one re- ing and its occupants were still port was that a plane was seen alive. . j Middleport council will ask . in trouble in the Kyger Creek "The plane must be assum. -the co·•nty budget cmom ·s I. . hd .. • s 011 1 are~. Another was that a pla~e ed down because 11 a 1e 5 s ·for a hearing following the com. engme was heard to cut out m ·than four hours fuel supply when mission's refusal to t k t" I VISlT IN 8PBINGFIELD Mr. and Mn. Charles Spirea and children, Tim, Tina and Brenda have been vllltlni relaUve• Jn Springfield, Ohio. .- , tte MISSING SINCE FRIDAY. - A massive searc_h for the Dr. George McCoy family eontmued 1n thJS area today. ~-•ve of lhe seven m.e'mbers in this 1960 family phofD. g.raph were aboard a bro~n ~nd white SP11?le eng ine Cornmanche air-plane wbicla d1Sappeared between Galllpohs and ~uncle, Ind., sho~tly after take-off Friday even• mg. Seated left to rt~ht are James, 3: h1s mother, Mildred, daughter of Mrs D. A. Beard, Galllpolls; Eltzabeth. 5, Dr. McCoy, and Geor2e, 16. In the rear at·e Davi"d, 12 d M h 16 El. b h -.· . - ~n __ ar:_ •_. _:__ JZa _et _ and ~arch did not make the_I!"IP· . _ _c _ __ _ ___ _ I VISIT FA11IER Mr. and Mrs. Rober\ J. Ruth family, Roher\ Jr: and Roberta Jean ol Cleveland, made mld·week visit with her latbJ . H. Eaotman. ......, . . , , ' Civil Air Patrol units today planned to concentrate on southeastern Ohio a,nd northwester.o West Virginia in tbe1~ search for a. pr1vat~ plane carrying a Muncie, Ind., fam1ly of f1ve, m1ssmg smce leaving Gallipolis last Fri· day. An all-day seareb in the Richmond, Ind., area Monday fa1led to fmd traces of the craft. Kenneth Worman, assistant Gallia County Engineer, and husband of Mrs. Edna Worman, sister of Mrs. Mildred McCoy, one of the five missing, searched hills and valleys In northern Kentucky and the Portsmouth area afoot Monday. He was assisted by his daughter Kar"II the pUot got lost In 1 e~veral aircraft from the Gal- storm, lt'1 possible tb1t he lipoils-Pt. Pleasant area contin- losdt hbio dedsense toll •·direcdlionf ed h I an ea eas ""KR 0 u I e search for the I hI r d west" Obi CAP Win c straight day today I • o g om· Sgt. P. D. McCreedy com- mandtt Col. Robert Herweb mander of the local Ohi~ State j told the UP! in anaounetng Porn- ...W..,..... , . . ,• J' fJ t I 'I Hunt For Downed Aircraft In Western Area Fruitless 48 paSS TeStS ,f ath!r • I 1 '· I Safeguard iiU!. " 'lUI. U.. POMEROY :MIDDlEPORT, OHIO I Cooper RIP ,..., :! :0 - - For Savings On Automotive Supplies (' ' ... ...."J"'!'!'t ,, Y'"' MOORE'S ... I I · ~Grell! •Lakes lora Ho lar...t body of freA water Ill lh• world, and •re tlte larJest Inlaid water traaoportatloo- Min CQrtl- ~rlrht umbue and Mrl. Bruce Wanl. "! Akron, arrived Friday lor a of third villt will! lbelr brother and • OtnerO'f Mr. and Ml'l. Wllllam T. entertained with a parly · Sun- Mr. and Mro. Jack Cartwright ler-in-law, Mr. aed Mrs. J. D: Grueser enterllia<d with a IIIIJ'o · . d alter their Un-' of West Columbia, has been 110011 1 1 · Ill their daughter, JennUer, at Dileo and other relaUv.. In the Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Mil· rloe' party IIi h!IIIW of their lleruwl Hoflner of CliWialtbe ay ,~n chosen Princeso to repreaent their home on S. Third Ave. A I Gov . James A. Rhode• has area. boau and Mn. C. E. Burdette, daughter Debbie who oboorv· wu the J'rldly evenin,l dinner lUU home honorlll/l their daugb- this area in the Little Kana• decorat.d birthday cake and Iproclaimed the week of October Mr. and Mn. Dllea, Mn. Ed- of Mlddl•port. attended the ""' ed her t4th hJrthd.,y sAturday. ll"""t of Mr. 11!1'1 Mn. llsnry ter, Edith :Mn, on her eighth ha Conference to he held Frtlce cream was served aft•r the 13 . 19 as "'School Lunch Week wards and Mrs. Ward plan to nual Milhoan reunion held at Dancing w~ enjoyed 011 the Reibel and family. birthday. ' day, August 9th at ParkersbUI"I s•fts were opened. Favors of ,in Otuo" a~J Is urgmg all clt~ visit In Athens Monday with Milhoan Ridge, West Va. Son- patio of the Crileoer Jwme; A Mlu Patdcla Fields spent Tile Fllntston~:h~me stadium. Gay graduated from party hats and clown collars lzens. eS!>"<'laily school admtn- Mrs. Mabel Miller and other Iday. decorated cake and Ice cream the weekend In Columbus with carr~ w.tchln aed 18ecoration: wah am a High School thllt were given each gueSI lstrators. teachers and parents, relaties. Including Mr. and , Mr. and Mrs. Bernard· Scb- was served with the outdoor h~r sister, Mill Mary A 0 0 In ~ relreahm:'ts . . 1• year, and was cllosen lor thla Attending wore Mrs. Ken- Ito \ake advan\age of the oppor- Mrs. Wti!JOn Diles and fam•ly , ramm ~ nice Kathy Kirk· barbecue refreshments through· Fielda. . . loo lth th inlcrlptl honor by the !acuity of lbe neth Wilrox and children Da- ltunities to learn about t h e iMr. and Mrs. Harry Mitchelt ibride ~ !anesville opent the out the evening. Japanese lao- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wick· .. ~ wlllrthd •., _: achoot vid and Daria Kay, Mrs.' Wil- !School Lunch Program and its and family'. and Dr. and Mrs, I week~nd Iwith thelr . daughter terns de<'Orated the patio lor ham spent Sunday In Goillpolls: uaJ"! the ·~h. were The. Queen will be crowned ham Sheridan , daughter, Ma· ;"gnlflranl role 1n the edoca- Charles Jtviden and family. and family, Mr. and Mrs. John the party. with _her mother, Mrs. Julia Da G.dnes wer:"iayed and pr1z. during the hall time program rle; Mrs. Robert Ashley. dau_ ,tion ,. health, and well-bem!. of I Lyons and Tom, Bernard. and Attending were Connie Cooke, v~ and other ro~~=sKraeoter es awarded to &.da Rupe, Dar- of the L and K Bowl ~ . ghter Paula Mrs. Newmun Bur- lOhiO s publtc S<'hool chlldr~ .._. ' . Dobbie. They wore accompan- Sandy Garten, QWUI Davis, r. and Mra. . 18 Noutzlln ' Elizabeth Blaett- She will he chosen on beauiJ, l 'ed horne by their gronddaugh· Sandy Swaru, Sandy Humph- returned bome Saturday, from M I gN •·"- VI k poise and congeniality delle ond daught•rs Kellie and The Ohio School Food Semre Garleol;y·W ell rung .· . A odahon and the State Dt>- 1 W _._.. PI M d J 1 Sch 11 SoAn ClncbmaU where they were call· nar, ar a eu..uug, c Y . • Tracy :. Mr~ .. CurtiS McDamel, ss , . _ etuun!( nn& a e ter, Linda, who has spent sev- reys, an ce mo • led b the Illness and death of Clark, Brenda Taylor, Audris Two loi"!Jier prlllCOss from and children, Shawn and Pam- partment of Edut~tlOn are see~ . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Free- era! w..ks with them in Zones- Ohlinger, Margery Harris, Car- her y other IMr wliUa Bier· Russell Elsa Walker Maralynn this · area are Phyllis Maley o!, ela, and Jennifer's grandfath~ . mg greater pubhc undersra. ~ man are announcing the engage- i ville. · o.l Anderson, Susie Mooris, Ma-- ly. m ' s. m Tracy, 'Dorothy Seth., pam ~ew . Haven ~ Nancy McDanel, Mr. Roocoe Wise. Sr . Send- lng and support to further •m I m•nt and approaching marr~anne Woodgerd, Kimberly W Va Columrus Neiltzllnc and Bette· Jean Hob- ieJ of Mason. . . ing gifts were Karen and Doug prove the National School Iriage of her sister, Miss Eliz.a- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Turn- Johnson, Kendall Dunfee, Don alter upan of steUer A 1 u n c he on honorinl Wise, 'Lunch Program. The Governor, 1 beth 1Betty 1 Garlesky to Mr. er and daughter, Dobra Kay of Nelson, Kenneth Harris, Aaa the weekend at hl:l home, Ice ~eam cake 8nd c 0 k e the princesses and past queea . in ljis Proclamation, calls Larrv Wehrung Columbus, spent the weekend Bradbury Sam Hood, George Avo. to tit ed will be held 1n Parkersburg Iattention to \he fact that the 1 The open chu;ch wedding will with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. 'Sauer, B~ddy Moore, Wayne Mrs. Dessle Patterson re~- w= se:; Am ~ n::n8 Also the past princesses • :National School Lunch Program be an t'vent of Saturda Au _ Jacob Turner, Middleport, and Davis, Richard Wilson, John home W•sd.ay eveomg, a e 8 ' queens wiU be guests of honor Y Bo101 Entertnm in Ohio currently represents a ust 17 , at 11 a.m. at th/Socr~ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holter, of Blake, Lennie Van Meter, Gary a lew days visit at Great ~e~ir~~~unTr•~.,!;:~ at 0 banquet to be served at With Cook-Out ,$64 million lndu.stry wh•ch hen· Heart church. A reception will Racme. Stobart, Jim Johnson, Larry with her sons, Ted and Smith Melanie Burtg, and Lisa the Wilmar cafeteria. • eflts the s\ate s. economy by be held in the church auditorMr. and Mrs. Robert Jay of Gladwell, Sean Mullen, Sammy Patteroon. · ' . Wahama High School- Whitt 1 Mr. and ~rs. Clair Boso en- ! us~ng large quantities of meats, ium f'ol1owing the ceremony. Columbus visitro with relatives Clatworthy, Jim Butcher, Craig Mr. and MJ'~. PhWp Rexroat :cKenzae. Favors were candy Falcon Band will participate tertalned WJth a cook out last l da~ry produl'ts, fruits. vegetab- Miss Garlesky Is employed in In Middleport over the week- IRawlings, and Jim Bartlett. and son, Philip Jr., CinclnnaU eEdstthver~ . ed in the 15th Annual L and K week at therr home, Great Bend ·les. cereal grains, and other end. They visited with Mr. and Guest of bono,· received many the guests of her mothy, ~IV many .. In observance of the birthdays 'farm products. The Governor the ';:'~-~unti~g dep;r~··~ al l Mro. William Grueser sator- lovely gifts IMrs. Dossier Patterson and oTh- nice gilts and sendmg gifts, but :""'l~ar~; ~~ w: ~~% dur of Mrs. Boso which was August adds that the School Lunch the lip porn an.' e.w day evening. Assistin .Mr and Mrs Grue!t' relatives. Iunable to attend were Irene ng e a . . me s es. 10 at her brother, Delbert Pat- Program provides employment ~ven, W. Va ..' and resides m er were ~er ~isters and fami- Mr. and Mrs. CJyde Raines ~es, Jo .Ellen Diehl and terson which was Augusl 6. ,for thousands of citizens in io- M•dd~eport. M> ·. Wehrung, also Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byer II Mr S R r g Mrs daughters, Karen and Pen- Sheds McKnight. ' • W k h I .. t" of Middleport, JS employed at and children Larry and Julie es, s. usan aw tn s, . S of El K I 4rrangmg or $ op Present Were Mr and Mrs. lcal commumhes represen mg a I R II Ph . , . ' Edgar Allensworth, Mr. and ue amere, y. open H ld B M b hi .l. R d . Ph"l. payroll or over $12 million an, the o er armacy. Mrs. Kenneth Byer, MiddleM C I B Mr d weekend with her par~nts, ·~oUNCE BmTH e y em er• P Ph1 1p exroat an son 1 tp port and Mr and Mrs Ted Hil- rs. ar rannon, . an Krid '"'111n . Jr. , of Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. nually. . dore' of Racine en·o ~ 8 ic- Mrs. James Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond er, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hines of The August meeting of the Jim Patterson and son Brent ' The Nallonal School Lunch HOME FROM TRIP . . IY P land Mrs Rober\ Jay of Coland Penny Sue remain- Mills Village GallipoliB are an- Chester Garden club Thursday Racine; Mrs. Dessie P~tterson: PJ:~gram makes possible a nu- Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Turner ;~~ka;:,~ outmg Sunday at Lake umbus. . for a week's visit and to at- nounclng the' birth of a 'l lb. 1 evenlng at the Chester MethoPomeroy; Ted and Delbert Pat- tnt10nally adequate lunch ln \have ceturned from Garden I M Ed d 81 k J nd the fair. oz. daughter, Andrea Lynn, Sat- dist church was a workshop on tersQII, Great Bend and Mr. 2,260 O_h1o schools and serves Grove California where they rs. war a e, r. a Saturday evening guests of urday Auguat 3 at Holzer Hos- flower arranging The Bower ' ' daughtero, new daughter ' Roth Ann ' . have • 0 nd Mrs. o. and · Mrs Boso and children approXImate IY 58 1,000 r hlld ren Iwere guests of their ,~ymond K""der pita! • show at the Meigs· County lair · . . ' 'd ·1 . Doro h Dr nd been returned from Holzer HosMr and Mrs Elsworth · Nancy, Peggy, O.l>b1e, Stme, i a1 y. Mrs. t y . enner a ooos, pital to the home of her sister· d M J h Grandparents are Mr. and was discussed and plans made Vickie Tommv and Bonita . I Mark and Kevm. They took the 1 d 1 11 M nd Mn and Mr · an "'" 0 n Mrs Willard Hines and Dr and to exhibit ' • ANNOUNCE SESSION southern route on the way out ~.::..'::' s::::elt~ r. a . and family of Chester Mrs: J. H. Dooovan, an of Mrs. W~row ~·· v 1c. The 129th annual session of a~ r,turned the north~rn route, · and Mr. and Mrs. Bernest eroy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles president, was in charge of a JOINS STAFF the Provi~n~e Mi.ssionary Sap- vtsltJng in San Francisco, Ore- .Mr. and Mrs. t:awrenee Matand famUy of Mt. ~er· Woode, Chester and Mrs. Cle- short ~usiness session. Reports 1 Glenn .L. Gammon from the ttot Assoc1at1on wtii be held at gon, Montana, Yellowstone Na· lox and 8011 • Ph hp of Syrmna, The. Bruehes also vlsot.d land Hines, Pomeroy are great· were g1ven by Mrs. WyatLChad· Athens, Ohio, ranger district or the Naomi Baptist church, Aug- tional Park, the Dakotas, and Ga. ~re h~re for a 2-weeks VIS;r,-· wtth her parents. grandparents. well of the committee on by.. the u.s. Fortst'"l!ervice's Way- ust 14-18. Rev. Nyie D. Borden Nebraska. They traveled some it w•lh hiS parents. Mr. and MARIETTA _ Marietta Col- Mr: an~ Mrs .. Russell Krider Andrea Lynn has a sister, laws concerning honorary me!Dne-Hoosior National Forest, has first vice moderator, will be tn 8,000 miles by car, with a side- Mrs. Carl Mattox, Broadway · lege today announced that It Fmdlay amved Sunday af· Amy Beth, age 18 months. bership and by Mrs. B. K, Ride. joined the staff of the Forest charge. Rev. Elbert McGh.. is trip to Mexico while th•y were st. !will open its doors this fall to to spend thelT vacation nopr program hook chairman. Service's hardwood log and president of the Ministers and In California. They were ac-- 1 Mr. and M:S. Frank McGro-- .1 48 students who would ordinar· his . Mr. and Mrs. Preceding the meeting, 18 tree grade project at the Cet>- O.acons Institute and Mrs. Dor- companied by their daughter, thers and children, Patty and ily he reject.d because of unKrJder and to attend BIRTH ANNOUNCED members enjoyed dinner at thl trai States Forest Experiment I othy Lewis, president of the Mrs. Opal Priddy and son, Bob- Billy • and Mrs. Georg•• McGro- acceptable high achool Dr. and. ~s. Harry Russell Martin restaurant in Middl.. Station in Colurilbus, Ohio. Women's Auxiliary. by, who returned earlier. th~rs, all_ of Columbus, spent The students won the Scott of Btloxl, Miss., are an- port. Frtday wtth Mr. and Mrs. Horb . GIVE COOK.OVT nouncing birth of a 6 lb 9 oz. · ace McElhinny, Leading Creek to entePrr Y payssmgself., Sliy named Harry Russeil Scott . new " ave our • GI!mNG TRAINING Rd. They came to return thetr . Mr and Mrs William Zerkle Ill Mrs Scott was the former ' . gram a specta1 summer · · ' · other son, Mike, to their home 1 tud • .. 1 h and family entertained with a Ada Harrison. Grandparents are Larry E. Burns, 18, son of in Columbus after a two • week h~r h pro:'J~Ing ~ :~ .;, t cook-oot on their lawn Monday Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harrison, P&ul D. Burtl!! of Route 2, Povisit with Mr. and Mrs. McEI- 1 ttg , sc 00 . gra 08 tr ow ar- evening Present were Mr and Mr and Mrs Rarry R Scott, meroy, is undergoing nine weeks h. e a s mmunum en ance re· · · · · . . . N a1 Jnny. The program was Mrs, John McO.rmltt and aon, Columbus; great • grandparets baStc trammg at the :c•v Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner thlo oummer. Mrs. Carl Zerkle, Carolyn and are Letha IIUisell, Bradbury, Training center, Great Lakes, and children, Michael, Sandy' 62 •tudents enrolled In DBIUly Rizer of Hartford. and Ernest Harrison, Pomeroy. !II. & Dobra, and Gary, of Bucyrus, initial session were requirspent the weekend wilh his ed to make "C" or better parents Mr. and Mrs~ Joe Tum· regular lreahman courses er, Vine-st. Michael and Sandy to gain acceptance to the col· have been visiting with their lege. The courses were Ameri· ,. grandparents the ·past weeks. can Government and Miss Judy Butcher, who Is of the 48 who employed in Columbus, spent passed, ott but three have lnd~ the weekend with her parents, cated they will enroll this fall. . NEW Mr. and Mn. Ira Butcher and According to Jack M. Scott, son, Jim. She accompanied her Marietta director of admlsolons. NYLON brother and family, Mr. and the new program lo deaigned vuaranleed 27 lull monilia Mro. Ira Ray Butcher and chJl. lor students who failed to apdren, Pat, Pam, Mike, and Pau- ply themselves in high achool • Now Cooper first quality Ri·Corlxm Ia, who came for a visit with but show college capability on trHi rubber delivers as IIIUeh a1 ~ lllOre mlln. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. tests and are ready to study. Butcher and Mr. and Mrs. Jake "We don't feel a boy or girl • Nf'W Cooper "''Il~'r' nylon ts super ..Ce •.. actually stroncer than steel Belz. They are enroute to Camp ohnuld he penall>ed for a med~ '"'pound. Polk, N. C. where he Is station- ocre high achool reeord if he Ring the back to school bell for head • New Cuoper Safety~Stop tread deslp. ed with lhe air force. wants an educalioo at a It's aldi-free u a tread c1111 be. Jim Hoyt of Columbus spent aelectlve college and Is Intel· of th~ class dresses! Our selection is • It' I a laoDey for the money. So come the weekend with Mr. and Mro. lectoally capable ol geltlni It," , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , Jake Belz, Middleport. Scott saki. big and beautif~l ••. new styles and · Kay Jenkinson, who is em- "Any college thai cau molll·ll played In Columbus, spent, the vale a student to perform to \ ffOW YOU DOW ' . .,..,.tery. - . a-iled. tJilr,OU..ID.AaiVIcil. . .,. ; ,.-.-. .., . ' -- · ' .. ~:- - ., - � 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 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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