https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b8c2c47bbef1f132c6ab5dcc96c1d92f.pdf bdefc252052368f49595600a583578a4 PDF Text Text . •• rt Ohlc) Soturao ( 7 1955 - \ . • • • I •• Rutland New~ Notes • at OHIO. lu""Y lout - • hlth 5I .. ... ,.., - IMrr, .... tonlthl, ._ • ,. u. r-.r cltutfT .,.,. ••,..,. wttt. ,.... ,.,... .,_,. ..... lt.....,L th..... • WilT YI.GINIA: Pol• oM cool P~roy.Middlepbrt, E Phone 3ll8 5c ,_L Postponement MayNotHalt Shot&he.dule Faye Thomat, Anna Murray, RoG"' Hytell, Tommy Brown, Bobby Dillard, Barton ~ampbei.L 1M Kennedy, C:harl"t IUHre, ~ ~l,m ron Wilson, Karen Hoffner, Ralph Werry end Benny Ewing. $&:CON() ROW: Bill Hobstttttr, Astntth Tracy, Nancy tbmm, Dianna Wataon, Gail Stivers, Sue Phillips, Judy Jenning• and M.rl~tat Scholl. THIRD ROW: PICTURID It the Feckrettd Junllr Cholr which will sing at tht lY Mether' s D1y strvlc:e, I. Left to right FRONT W are: Temmy Werry, Sutit 'JW.Wtf Judy Wthrung, Leah "Gr..,....., Brenda lntrtham, Sha- . Ball _Q ....., , hloh 5I .. M. CIMf w oool -ltht, low "' 41'&. T Ar douctr" 11'111 . .,..,., with Nonon, Bill Glltbl, Slndro lfto gnhem and Shtlll Strau"" Dl· radar, WiJIIatn KenMdy . .., ... ._,.,. ...,...,;: ,..,. .., BRIDGES AT TOKO.RI ll&aNeD uja..... ; cTe«b!II.O...l WIWoiD H-lf;,G.- Kel17 l'heh•'nl•l Cwaol WUde. Y - ~ 8uda1 and M..-,., lltJ- N BROKEN LANCE fr~l-1 8Jeaoer Traer leu ••. . ,;....tJle May me cttug 00 t he Count:y..,-councll ol Parent·Tcacher As ~ocia.Uons was itternoon wt held Thursday ~M id dleport H1gh Bcca~.~Se o( the abse nce o.f lkbool tbe preside nt and v!ce·pres1dcnt, 110 bu.aine.u meetmg WBii held 'tid the program Wll present ~ d _. the Middleport Kmd erga1tcn pl,l()il& u.nd cr the dm~ctwn of t.helr- 1tcach cr, !win. Guy Reynolds, and the sc hool vocal teach ct, .... Cat.men Dee nht The chtld· ~Jn co•tume presente<l "Th1 ce IIJUn" and "Mot her Huhbard s .,afty" With !U'iJst ltutions b~lng ma~e for subshtutes a~J one aftllr 1pothcr of the chi ldren became Plun!i Wl're cmu pll'1 1·d fo r the lll either wtl h mumpJJ ot' rn ell!l COIIlnJUillon breakfa st PO Mulh et'-t 1<1. Hay, fot f1r~t communH·unls .mrt .,...hl'n tiH S.J• ted Sf!bools represe nted were S.•lis· llll'lr fmndJ, .bury, Syr&CU!IC, Tuppers Pl.am.s, Henrt Gutld mf•! Thm st!.!y lVf'll Chuter 1 Sugar Run and Mtdd1c tnU tn tlw ~.:hurt.h iHI<.II tonuru ORiqiN~L That Gt... Mora For Less! TliE Communion Meal Planned By Guild Thre..Room O...ler NEW FURNITURE '. $299 Mr.~ ll emu Nt' ll'l , pre:std(•nl, pt ··commtlbcc- or Hulett over the m!'et mg wlnl"h op· ~hO- local PTA inv 1ted th e guc11t.s t·ned wtth p1 uy1•r bv t h~ He~ Fa· to the school dl ntng room where tllt'r fohn Turc l Mr:-; Elln er 11. ·h ~n arrana:ement of SJlr lng fl oiW wurth \\fiS t cpnrtt•d lll, bv th e stclt ,,. was used on the tN• table and ~.:ornnull t•e A bt:'tiOr aHt•nrtnm•e h o~ltail t y apJ~ed tea and cookws made f30.00 DOWN . Ui'e H001 e Economics a:trls un ion set'\' tL'c A eontrlbutmn of $5 der the direction of t heir teach· wns nuutc to the Cliiii'PI" fund er, c1ppo!nted fm· tht> ' Jt.mben or the committee wa rt> .June mcelln g were Mrs J ohn Kr1. Robe rt Schmoll, Mrs JIJC Handl ey, Mr s c.. eorgc Hackett Jr ¥oun1 J r, Mrs Mtllard Wilder Mrs Henry Wells, Mn1 "Willuun Mt•.s W<•l l!l, Mrs .Jos1•p h Conde und IUUb, Mrll John !Jaker, friAOII Andcuon I ·~~~ ilt!rthn Conde. 1 Surprise Party :. · 'l~VIIolo Davl ~ wn s On . Tll1 Br11htelt ~ evening given by ht' r p11rcnl:., and Mrs W ll Davt s at their ,,.,,_., Ro1e Hill •!;1Garno• were playcil chunu.: tiH' and pmt:s awardrd lht! ::.' ~~;;;.;, h,v t he prt':Hdtmt con· 1 hlll t••l lh • mcNi ng nrttJr whwh •<•fn•, nm 1 1 1 ~ WNf' served by ~frs 11 ,. 1'111 Oh lm ~~· r. :llr~ Frank Gre!!i.s 1 \Irs I :t•ar' \\ rpp · !, 111rs 'l'honhtR tit•nn,• ·~ .1 · ,,., IJt . !w l!m·sottJ Ur•1•. ,lfofld.,.ff Servr•• ' At /)mw Karr Frmeml i l''uum·al scrv•ct.·~ lctr Dana Kart· lt! ,_,\, 1111 1 I Robert l\11'\11, • I' Mr. an'(~ Mn ' C!a rt'ncc Kllrr ll!Hl .~rms, Rf>be~t .rtmm v ~ , , ' ' • ~ '\ ItI ' .\¥ory " . '• <'0"< _.......!.....- • I " I •• '" ment 1nd Demonl!ltrltiCINI on Rutland Home JlelnDIISiri.IIDII mletln& to be held Tueoday May 10 rr,m 10:30 a. m. to 3 p. m. at lin. EYOiyn' Hill's home. Potla<k will be ocrved at nooa. foiry. one lbat Ia lnteresletl in lbi dla· eu.B•Jon ia InVited to attad. urdli)< and probablf sliD th~ Au.. triaD lrea.4- Sunday, •'roncb FoJo. •It!! lJinioter I~Jd# .-ln l>atl&. " Autolne PinOy uld ' l' .. SnoMkl'.ll 11f I t. 1\f r an rl ~ ;~~ and so n (\r z n1P o..vl \lr, tlta l\unt r.1 of N1w SU·oillsYII)e ~ r and ~~"' l'rlwa1rt AC':wrr, Mr~ 0 J KRutl: 11 nd Mrs Wtlhn d Kautz •"'' ·'" -"' W Va .~ \• '_, 1 \ ."t l · Jodi .. . honored throughout day with red ,...... and pencila ''1hil!l llutliUU:I meetiDJ il tbe lor !be tlddi... bellnlllnc ol • of JDoeliap ----~oa lree:Jiq,'" J1rs, Geaev. Nolp. Home Domonatntion Aaeat 11id today. A meet1111 will be bold on Miy 111at the Loog Bottom Sohool fO. tbe Reo<IBviii..U>nc Bottom CINCINNATI PIIODUCI Club aacl. the PortliDd Club. The dl.....rop)s l!<heduled lor cb... tot "On !ria~ 18th. . 'Jl< 1 , ~o,'\1~;. !<J 1 1 fol)•~"\1" I'' 1,•\\l.t( l m. tt the Tour ttf Sgtloo. the dLs beld.· ln tbe freer. are 1pace mao- nStill. . !lila •' ' •' • f "\i' '~ ···~· l. ' I To<hly's pharmacist work~ with drug~·, 1rnlmown to 'lis •predecesson: ·But skill and ' are, still es$ . !'111~1 • 1 1 ,j ,' r.•) carefully on ~he l:>osis Q'~'tl'le besf cl(l.l ' ,. lolal . I '~' vance information he C!On.get. The ex· • ~ I ads in this. pc~jJer' to "' 1 ","dp.uN~>to·etly what for sole end for. ' ' I ~ ehatg~ ·~ t;:..;y ' I 'ol'U ,II~ ,1 v P~ut .of tbe refreahm,ntl. Mr" Wlllt.un akC"n IQ l\Tr ~· { ;I Bru.qe lJo)rd. Pt:t.sident ol GAAO EN CllJ8 TO MlET T' ~ ·nw,Jr· 't l t1 .J1 Ill!'( l Thm !-u' .1)1 home or \h~ ... ~ , i\l5h& Gcnh . mH'r, ._. _.• ,,.,· · CINCINNATI. 0 . UP-Hop 3300 I gijts 25 to 40c hilb~r; the hilher; choice 180 to' sOWS 25c m 1,1). but <hers 18 llll; 230 to :!110 ·lb, 17 40; aMI to 275 lb 16 90; J'l~ to .300 lb lifl,f(J; cho1ce SD'91!s ~ tti 13t75; MEIGS GENI!UL 300 to 1!00 lb 12.110 to 1~~. Admllt~ to tattle 2,100, eilves .. . Urly Hospital over r~"'ipts mclude# arotua4 1 1lo•ds Charlie' Hill, good to (•toie.e f~ ea\tle; ttade , kll;tw all classes; ei&UJiltC!r: 1Sl~rs. yearlings and h~ers told: •eak to DOe lower; cowi ~n( ~Ia ' ibout youn1 men lh1t the. · .cotnrmt- I 11hota were Clvea. to dilidrU Jn moderately active; barrows · and Richland and Monta•m""" lies. -,.. ~e baa ~~pect woul~ ••alit hJ!d ~ot ahcnvn up. The. br.st proJ~t b tq be the co~plehon Dl t~e. ~: diamond and 1t was thought t~at tbe ball players of the are4 ~eady; goad to Chmce 'steiiri n~Jral Saturrl~ y tnfll ntn ~: ,111 1 13 \o u~ ro n(lrtio n CINCINNATI LIYISTOC:I( Mlddl- Park Aaooclatlon. ID<., reported thrt the low fall"" tuJ., wotlr:en '1ll4 helped with the at lhe p~rt olte Saturday, ~~~isted , )'i> several (irla but th:'t . ~ l't·u (,.one I'limn 1 Site Work Suffers St!tback • ------- · . Dr· DW\rrt IIOid lbere .... 1101 • llftcle IUbstu.tiated. CIBe 1if Olth of ~ youngster geltiq !be ~II<' vaecme lut ye.r of biVi.Og' eoft_. troded 1>01io. The .,.~101 • GII'AHGI TO "'liT 1lHURiibAY Rl>ck 'sprib~s Gra'nge will meef in ~~liilir . I!WiiQil . Tbunday · ai 8 p. jn..,t! .tb'e Graoie ~II. \York lint ~rid second deerees .wll(' glVfD. : ;rhe 1 rrten, are .to be perienceJ shopper doe~ th~ some thing, Scans the \, 1 ne were ••ri.., "' i~ljf;,_\ff}.llf~>g,l p~ pulot aod poeklgiq foods for lrot!aiot will be the &U~ject lor ihe .IOJil•tei 'V. ,M. Molotov here Sit· • • • < A· dileualon on Freezer .Manq:&: ~1\," A..ini'UP'..:..tHe West""' B~ nr.e loullrl lnlnioten .,.ill , meet with Soviet l'oi'eil,l. . ~~ . " .~E~P TU~SDAY t ·~' ® ~o :g~tJI:Ie t>li~~J~~u1t~'1;he~;},...:t.;· :,,; .. e~r.j,l"lced angler "'R1~l'}lli.\~;pot~': ; ' · .. 7.. Com tnt: f1, 11 out of town for the '>t'J v rr~ Wt'IC \!r nn j Mrs. C"all Grtfrtilh, ~11 and \Irs Wil· ll am G1Hrtth \ lr 11 nd :11 1.s Floyd Gntrtt h nnrl so n l\tt•! lhty M.ra h gn.r!i C 1 f h l n~t· t Mrs z u~ Wil lr 11m5on RIHI so u, .Jacktc, Mr illtd '\ol n; Et.ll'lll"d Dt [e nhllu,qh , Mrs .Jo'r Hllt' I'S c1·a'tg Mrs ('arl Smll h .1n rt .~on GHr)'' Mn rrod n(' t~wl nnd n11dcr lek ' Janes ttnd •' &~. . I Ji • EST ~ ! t ommy Rc ut Pr, IJo'·b} KaJr, Rl rhnrd Karr E ·:.ml Ba uer Char Irs l ~vlle awl I\wl Tht"'t.s:; ' HI\ uf C'nlumhu~ , I success ·lies·largely i~ k~~ing WHERE '• . ~tillOd In pink untJ green w1Lh 1 nmutl was in Ber·r h Grove cetlndlcs and th o m11ctlptlon ".H'fCI Y un tl pall h. at·cr.s- won llrown, Ahta Collm.,, V11 ~" llilifo Hunt, Ruth Ann, Mtk c pnd -••• Brothers, Terry Mnlnakor, Folmer and Lou,mnll Leon· ' In shopping, as In fis~\ri9 1..t~ ·secre!~f Wcdnt.l- ll nm c, ' I' '78, w'w dtt•d Men l~v nt h is home SJjtln~ 1\ vr, w~•1e hel d fr{lm th e ~:wm;: r· un t•tnl 1 11\I~LETIN • ' ...., ~H •• fhllfmin of· ""-· ~"'"' . • , w••'"""•rr·Word , .-.. RESU!IiTS lllld n,r-. ,1,• \ ~ lwd t·r ' FREEZER: PLANS r.· MEETING'·To·BE .# CHIC~O UP-hwoll L• In Middleport 2 [) m w' •h 1he Rev t.. M the honored K•Wl>! 'll'"""d \tn hr ht ' f p,t.lf'r of tht' St nice gUh; rcrrc~thm"ni" [ Paul 's Lu lttt't'an Chtm :h off tcl a Jncludmg a !ante' I tmg. r Iced In wh1t e nn•t bou&IIUIS and Manlyn lltoorr, •• !'. ,J\ I' I da\' Birthday" ., J1b011e 1174.,J • hnnorrd g u• ·~ l aurprl»c b1rthd11y 1111rty Tm•:; Sidney T. ' FURNITURE Ho~tcs~f!s Mra. Joe BIUiey, were 11ervOO ' BAKER w:ts urged for lhu Guil d commun· by wh Kllc!hen port. Tlae Roo~ns Thr•' Bedroom, Llvln& Room JearUng~ 19M: would help With th1s work sine!! th'cy w6uld enobfil s? much ~~' tbe completion of a fu"St·r~ dl,... rnond. The committee ~ltn.s to work :;:~~;Jn:•:xt~ :SIHuniay st~rtint r1t bul they . are doul>lful o(; ~commercial t 14oto 23 50· tTl 9; ~ \! eholce heifers 18.25·t~' 22'.30; utiU~~and eomq1ereif,l b.ulls ~ 14 to r~~; cqtters 12 to-lt;'!Ye.Jen mo-del'ately active; ~~e to prime b.60 to 25; commeft!aJ arid ~ood the work of cle1riq · 1••to 2l!Kl , site tltne' t. tab ath'ah· · ,SI)eep 100 earl)! ~:«ejpts, u ~:;az tue. ltd dirt w.hicll bad been ol.t· to one- small lot cl)oice 1i1 Ol'ed. lor the · leveling of t~e ' oJ,ucbter lamb> wbich sbfd •<OJIJiirc $1 2G. • ,. ' •' cl!lllt' · 1' ' �'•' ' .Page Two Moooay, May 9, 1955 The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy.Miadleport, Olilo . KEYHOLE REPORTER The Daily Sentinel -BackslaifsAt The White House ' 011 TNI MIIGJ.MASOIIf AltiA National pdvertiJinl ' npreseo ' ' hblithed evuy aftemooo ex- tative, Bot1ine111-Kimball , Inc . eept Suday by Tbe Ohio Valley 343 Lu:iagto!l Ave., New l'ork lnltinel, Inc., at HO Mecbanlc: Clty, 16, N. Y. • • !IS!NHOWER St., Pomeroy, 0. Buaineu offiet Subtcription rates : I)elivery by . pbllllt 311, edltorlll ofll.. phODe c•rier where available 30 eents 311'1'. • £ateftd IS let'ODd e!IJI mall!a& m11ter at the post office at Pomuoy, Ohio • Otn, Mor. Rldlord S. Ow1n ...,. C:.llotte , , , City ldlt.,. per week : une year in advancf I At>MIN ISTRI\TION • • at The Dally Sentinel oftlce. IUMO; six months. $7.80; three month!, $3.i0. B.v motor route wJrere availabl.e .:me IY MIRRIMAN SMITH Unlti:CI Preu Whit• No~JM Wrl'-r WASHINGTON UP-I!aeks"lp at tbe White HOUle: · The Salk polio vaccine brin&:s to mind the importance that drug discoveries c::ould have made in the liv es of occupants of the White House in days past. A pharmacist and editor u[ " The Prescriptioniat," Edward P . Fleming, wrote recently and mov· ingly: ·- • month $1 By mail one year $8; six mootrH; t4.23; three months $2.MJ, ont· month $1, I Jon" u civilization I on a ml'thematical rormula whicb 88 · proved fa'Uible . • f'~l&ted, .(l'len hav• attempted ~o The ,Charr.lber's booklet lists six forecut the future . Palmists and· 1urrent t)ipes of ec••nomit anrl eryatal . ball reB:fers and oth~r businf'U foreeaating. Here is a sueb performers have plied the1r briE'f not on eeh one : ar:ts. for eptuliea, and are &UU :tlOONOMlC M&DEI.S. Theae doing H. are mathe,matical anal,wis. or pa.st ln. thiJ c;omplex modern era, relatlons~lpa, Jueh as sales and a ,Yery d~Merent eateaory ol fore- natlonal mcome, from which pre· tlsHot bill been developed and d~iotll m:ay be made. The dan. It h~,. ·flourished like the green a:er u~ in auumina that the rebv tree. lt is bued on the prin- lationsbl9s have been meaiKlt'ed cipal of using more or leo prov· &e~ately 111d wUl remain uh, en methods and data to antlei· ehtnled. pate what wi'll happen in the bw-SIOO'roll MMLYIIIS. The e<oiDHI and eeonornic .ephere in tnli'P.tlu .or year• to come. It haa nomy it divided into key aectors bet'D nld that every major busi· -hwentorle~, for~lgn trade con· nus policy dtci5ion ia an exer- ttruction, l#ltuJture, ek. Eac:h e~ iD forecuting In a double l.s aMLyr.ed and a summary m·ade en1e, !or it concern& both the to ret the outlook as a whole. f~ure ~ .fd the economy as a MONEY • ORl!IDlT. Theae . .ole aHd the future Df the lndi· Cort!':uts' 1re based . on the ldta v,i4Ual butineu involved. Thull. that major r·eceaalons have occurtbe owaen and managers or red here only af~er a decline ln bualneiiM ol alm09t every kind the money stiPP'ly. aad 1lzt are con&tantly eng11ed ia 10me variety of foreoastinJ . aAROMl!lflilltiS OR SIGNAL~! . MllllY lar1e enterprises employ tmtlcaton such a.q new inJCorpor.aecf~nomi.lh 1nd ttati&tieiaJM for tlona, stoe~k prices, hours worked other~t are conaidered as .aig· that purpoae. A oud>er of the and of .turning points, either up ntrls .rovernment d.eputment.s periodor down. teally ls.sue forecast& concernilur SIM~ rnElND PROJECTION prOiptcta for employ.m«!nt, arrl· The forecaster plots prorlu<etion, cultural AalN, bu·einesa volume, shipmcn11 or sales over the put cotuumer demand.l, and 10 on. ffNf yeara and frcnn them proThe Chamber of OomrrH!~e of ject.s next year'J trend . One cart· the United Stwto has plibli.shed ch U t11at ~omethme.s trends are a booklet on the .almject. Design- extremely di"~ficu}l to reeh~n-ize . ed primarny to help business .A!P!PlDAJiSlNG E}CjPECJI'iA" ex:ecullVfll mak-e their own eco· 1110NS. .'rhc roreca!,ter takrs jnto ncmlt foreca\1, . it li.!llts th.e acount the opinion.!! of execu· major technique• in aeneral use. Lives, saleamen, cons11mers and It alto ex'l)la!ns sC<me o( the pit· others. Obviou.sly, i.n lh e course falls, and Lelh where patt rore. nl doin.g this he may lw mcpos.ed C'llttJ have JI'One wronll and why . lo gue-J,work and hun!:'hes . A prim.~ eumple of lhi11 OClCUf· Anv kind of forecastin·g, the red wh!n,)CA!io 'tl,l,l a! oxt,~ bo okl•t ~~lfrve,s. i~ moco or •n foreeut Ualfi the Uft!ted S~fei art than . a l \ eJence. 1' 11 be<lieves Willi d~e fo.r ,I ~_.tacly.'imlc de'*'tl'k· '!hat the WOrCia , ''watcll 'ou1 for a!Qo In lill. Or. Clark la a dia- sur:pri•H•s" should be writl.en tin1uished ec:onomi1t, and hU acro.s:. the pa·ges o.f every fore· vle.ws got world wide attention . cast. 'I'hot se ems to be excellent HI& error was in relying entirely advice. b w• lered IMir polit)Oll, !belt • tafl!!· 0..•, tbelr power, wben aiHfc~,J! ~u ,upav~linc to ·' J ;.t lout thol'• wbat Floyd J . He bernme n hero when he savtm})erton of Detroit dou He'a ed two ladius. Hsrdly anybody i riVer of the year.wlnner of the inerlcan. 'trucking AII!Ociatlon·a tOVetlld award. knew about the Incident nntil a couple of weeks lntcr when Floyd !luhmilted a routine report. He had, It turned out, witnes!lcd "Aller a 10111 ride," Floyd nld, an acciderit in which n car caught lllce to aet out of the c:ab or He grabbed his tire extinI huvy Lrutk and take fk,nnie, fire. 1111 wile, and Flo7d Jr -he'o ' 13, eulsher, dou11ed the flames and l!~told. who'o II •nd Baby Mike aave fint·ald to the victims and io~ • Whirl aroun(l Rodfnrd Town.' then called help to gel the Women •~P Jn Uae Detroit •rea. They all to o hoapital. H~D io rlde, too." Typlul S1f1 Drlv•r tJr• 1'h1 curly-hatred Floyd, Senior, Ia ·h•lf and laeh Jhf of lit reet and jrttiJho 1811 pounda. He lo ollm and tlint. ar.d you wouldn't w1nt. to tra\!le IWita with him In an alley . "Ttuck drlver1 aren't really 10 b" ._. told me. 'But they havtl bt when the oerl!llnn demt~nds . morily we try to he as pllllte ~ Lhe lunf'h atop• as we are on •vo•d. If 1 man kef'ps hila no11n ht doesn't have io ~et up tJ•"' •Lo dukfO. ' ~ OUtl "H~ Vi~it To See China's Chou May t= ' I • night. Filmed in' color by' Techni_OOlor the stir,ina: story of the Ko~et~n W~, ·; alao. ~tars Mickey ·.{\oo.ney im.d tr.t;terie March. - . so not fairly be called fellow 'travelBY CHARLES M. McCANN United Prets St•ff Correspond•nt lcrs of the Reds. But too often, in The visit which India' s peppery the United States viewpoint, the)' Vengalil Krishnan Krishna Menon and lhc Communists happen to be is paying to Chinese Communist goinv. the same way diplomlltiPremier Chou En-lai this week <'ally. Could Do Good msy make him t~ diplomatic hero . lt is entirely possible that the This time it is difficult to see Krishna Menon-Chou talk11, start- how Kl'ifihna Menon t'Etn. do any ing today In the Red ChincHe cnp· harm. He could do much gdod. itnl of Pciping, may lclld to United Here is the situation : · SlalesCommuilist negotiations on Chou En-lai made the dramalic a Formosa cease fire. announcement on April 23, .at the They also may have importanl. A!iia-Africa conference ill Banbearim~ on the .~uddenly inten.<>l· dung, In'done1ia, that Red China: lied efCort ol United Nations Se· was ready to negotiate directly cretary General Oa g Mommarsk · with the pnited States on tb.e F'or; jold to win the release ot Amen- mosf situati_o~~An~ Jo'ar E~~o8t,lr.n iSi!' can and , othor NUes m genfjl'al. \. 1 "' so'n crs 'held by F:vcr since then, there h.is been'' tiou of the armistice. · a bubbling undercurrent or secret · The State Dep11rtment does not diplom atic negotiations involving often care much for the diplonm· counlrlcA which have diplomatic Uc activith.~s of Indian Prime Min- relations with both . tho United 1., lster Jawaharlnl Nehru and Krlsh. Stutes and Red China. nn Menon, who is his chief dele· Nehru annOunced in New Delhi gate to the U, N. and chief dlpfp. on April 30 thpt durtng the Ban; matlt advise•·· dung .conference Kl'isttna !.fcnon _N_e_ h_ r•::._::•_: " :"~..:K_:r_:ill_:b_:n_: • _:lll _:•::n::o::n_r::•_:n-__:•::_ml Chou had c!i seuased 'certain thped 12. Ltn 13. A IIJ'bter H . Freque.ntl:y G. Brood or 215. pheltlt1ll 8. somethlnr to IWtep with ne .. 26. River . (Czech. 1 27. Periods ot time 29. Kettle 81.To Fvul~ 7. Simpleton 8. Coln1 cLith.) 15. Depart. 9. On the oeean 18. Thu• to. Payment In 11. Perched ror u.. ·ot debt 33. Acl' 18. NaUonal a butldinl' rod oTahltl) 10. Llttteclrl cumur late 20. Ooala 18. Patron .. lnt 8~. Excla. 21. Strata otaallorrma.Uon Roman poet 19. Anrer :1•. 28. Molal t.. .. 20. Skill 29. ll'onner coin 21. Become Undl&) 80. Touch 11. J'amo\&1 mark... WGJ~~an 32. SIJIII df aaturated With liquid 23.1Jke an eel ' ae. Hot•ted, ... an anchor 87. Continent 38. Operattr melody ~::-w• the year for · the Middleport Literary Club will be held ' Wednesday after· noon P.t pre.si- th~ hom·e of' the denit Mrs. Clyde ' nut 9tree\. Ingels, Chest· fu remote tn time ·W.A8 t)e kbOWD 1utomobilts from his earliest memories, tle seldom gtane~ up when an airplane flew overhead. he enjoyed his radio as does every modern boy. "Yet a heel was blistered on the tennis court, infection set in to aspttts" of the Formosa 11iluation. Aj; the result, Nehru ljlid, Chou be followed by the dread septiceInvited Krishna Menon to Peiping mia. and ance again death eluded every barrier to invade the White to continue the talks. Uouse and carry away a presi· "We have known for some time lhal Red China was ready to eh- dent's ·1on. Several dozen sulfa tab ter direct talks with America on lets wovJd ha\le been an erteetive barrier, but the Coolldges knew Formosa," Nehru sald. Kri!lhna Menon took off for Pel- no mOre of sulfa than' did the Linping Saturday. coins of an4'ibiotics." • UOkl meuure or lenctta 42. Talk 43. Malt ~ beverllfl · ~ ,fi, Short fer . "'l'heoclore'! 1 T1lked With AJftb••••dor Before he left, he had sOme long talks with John Sherman Copper, the new United States ambassador. It happened, interestingly, that Hammarskjold's stimulated at· temOt t~ get the American prisonen In China freed coJncided with Krishna Menon's villi)~~ Hammar!lkjold announced< last Thufsday at U.N. beadquartets in New York City that he baa "in· tensltied" his work In behalf 'o f the g,riaonel's. The intensification startid during a 10 day viBlt he made,. to EUrope. H~ said that it wai "just my feeling that this is the time for it" t~at led to hi1 S'idden stimulated.actlvity. But the Chou-Krishna Menon talks and the prisoner situation fit together. There is also the neW development that the· Chinese Reds have juot asreed to aecepl roUe! pack· aees through tbe lted Crosa for 54 detained Americans. Thue Americans include UJ imprisoned airmen-U of them aceused of being "sples"-in whose b~aU Harn· marlkjold is primarUy acting. Now that Sprlnc lo bore, our ~to tum to - . bedr, pretty new ttre... ana • ablq)Jll clem bomL Now, too, 11 1be time to 1et tbe fl.mJly car Ill Jet W ...,. weatber. We JUit uw • survey report that aes ot. tbe t1mo ira the women wbo lake the famib' Jn to be oertl<>e4. So If tblo b up lo fOU. here ...., aome ;=:-=~-=-=:.:.:=:...=:..:..=: llillJp to talk over wt111 JOW' to have,_ ..,_ ... dealer "' ....... ....... .... oorefulb'. bolb If JOU han bnoke podai OD4 c1ukb podal bOtD uliDI (lt 7011 haYti atlu:adani tnrwg ... permuaal litJol)- bo od,l- . IIDU·"-11 .or 111-m- ..e . ,". -: ·': ': ·,· I IOID8 CODdi• placed it NC 7 kJ7 -ilt~ae:r ... .,.. droiJilq it ... ~- -in& lliOJWI:Y - ~ . . . . lt<ON!uiJ:r, But ltobould llabt -..i bo 1101 remain Ia lbo radia..,. oU c:becked 1114 lldjuotod, ...,.,.. • II '!'"IllS Ut1der . If TOU ba.. 011 - l i e 111>1 .......,.. drlviDc ....uu-- Ira............. lha oil ill may. be Ito ruol - l i v e obould bo dle<:bd. quati\ieo. Tbla may .,._ ~ 'l'he -- ~ nulialo< to nlll OD4 develop be exomiDod. cradiL ADd ....w to bo rotated Dnill .AJeeW to eq11;8llze wear -.4 iDcrHIS Aleobol(tbo"i>oM>erliWM!t1t" ~~lillie_._ , anti·fneze) must deftnitel7 be lellliou 1114 ..,._._ at-. drained in a.Prinl. or it will boll be ~ )"our c;ar will away in hot weather. So be IUl'e best ~to terve you a.t Jta: Yer'Y ~ <he<k fOUl' anti.freeze oitua- dri"'•• 'PriiiC 1114 111111111100, lion. May lo a coocl monlb for •....,. • "I (l'aliotl t!Witer, Mfilt 4114 ~OKG.litr, MW CluJ~,. " • ""*, lB a good time CorpM"Gtifm.) ,., 1 knows~ to ·get the .,.. • • •r::.".~~ •!l..,~ . t il• · • ·' 1 . ''' ' , ,, wu thlt ta., to uae tbelor •u[U:plGnM technique. tu find ou.t l!tOtl Ucl more lllbout the ltnlefure aect Wllnted worSinp of tbe huina.u ODd · while, nn tbe other ·ba!llll, '"Tbe preMure ol our a.oeiaJ erial. CCllft6 pelJ ~hmt to be concerned wlth practioal 1ol:utions. wbieb ua h promptly applied." ' · ~uaUy, ps.ycbOawl1:1iJ 11 b.eo Def~Ia'l to Cl'rtly "a limli OO o.u..mb.e.r of people." BIJt ''nH•I:UflCa. tiODf, derivatives, and ~p!Jt,a:: tiona help to extend it. UDcfuJ.. ne~ m~ farther Lha~ it eould ' eo Jt.lelf. This .. thre.tteDI .MliO'h ::a~,:~~trumeot ol rtaeaRb 'may THE ORIGINAL --~ ·-· ....., lilo!'eDe,eler For ~ Three Roo~~t~ · NEW FURNITUU Bed1'00ID, LIYIBg loa KJtemo $299. tJO.HDOWN BA' K Ell 1 B . ., I .' . \- · ·"~~ .,;.. Phone tnf..J 011 'I'Jae ~ c.n;., '' . Let Us Handle, ~~· N£Wt: ,:-. t:IOt.iE --·~: LAUNDRY • ., COMPANY look your best in bancllox•. fresh clothe•. Our experr..r. vice tu~n!. 1om out looking like newL_ UPHOLSTERING --.J. ~~ ·_..; ... ._... ' . . PnolatJ...-plckup..-4 Deliory, Mill A C1rd Te KftOitl Upholsterlntt C.. 1111 Soc. A... O.lllpolll, 0. . -· . ' . • BOSOM : SII:AIItiS are .Uied on a smoothly· I ' ... 32. modelled Ion&' jacket for thi8 ! tJen Zuckerman iult of black-: and·White checked worsted. 'the· white silk bow scart and cama• · tton belong to Lht ault. .... ' ' In 5hopping, os in fishing, the ~~cret of . . . ;~ ~-- -- success lies largely i"'knowingW:!;IERE ' . ,· . . ' ·, ' •- • .• ' " j',' • . -,-,- ~: 1 .He Escaped . ·~-~ '. ·- - : : -- ,. ~ To go to get the best resul~s. J'{le·l . · . . ..., ····~ ·~.;. '3. ··experienced ongl~r "pif.k~~!«!lpots" · · t· .· · cQrefully on the b~sis :of the b'est -0d. ., . . . · ' matton ..... ' t,, • ~very ' vance information he con get, , .. The ex' . ' I ' ' perienced shopper does the same fhing. Scans the ·. . . ' ads in this paper .t9..fil"!d out exactly who's got ,1 , ,. ~ ' , •• • y;hat for sol~ ·and for·~ow ' ' • • .• ti$ing colutr~ns ' I '.!_ • ~·!':1 uses ~he odver- as tbe tried-on.d:-trusted ·• • ; . '\' • muo'h:r. • guide to '/ f"•l"j " ' - Jhe-~est"buys" in town. T/lt.,~s th.is paper renders ' ''· ., .·~~ ,.,,,,,, .~ . t Look over the water heater you intend til buy I If it'• an electric water heater . .'f.,, a ~ouble service. , . val ~pble dl ike to ,the shopper ' .. ,. , ., '.' .; r ' you ean actually SEE you'l'e gett!Jig tile . · safest that ean be had. ,_ w,ho ' wants:to;buyWisely al'ld to.'fhe oc.f~ertiser . ., ., . . who· • . ' wants to sell well! ' . ' ' •• • . ·' ' - ' LOOK HIGH; No ftues or venllo! Eleoi · tric water heaters don't need th~ ..:_ · ' OMr o• . ,. •I' , ., · ftre on Chlcaco'e Skid Row t. utlsted b7 a a~an.. At lead nine unldentUied m• ·dJed 111 'the - ~rninlil Mphoull ~ tho 1{ . -. SHOPPlN(i START$ IN tHE P ~GES()f THIS NEWSPAPER . ~~~ the 68,••torgotten men"' who· ucafle!l Uta 'Oi:tmlort bote] I THE DAILY .· sENTINEL ., . 1' ..... .. ... Loop, bllnrtnl tO 51" tbe number ot pe.reona llilled ID• fuur Oll~o ttotel a.ru ~ tar thlo P•!· LOOKLQW: No pilot I Anele<tricwat.r · heater ilu elean, safe, and de~blt " electri< light,. • ' ' .. II Be Modern ..• Live Ele~lrical(y ~:..·'!~ ", I' . ' ll••-ffMiiiiJ . ' ,,, •••• •. :~ .' ... way you look at it'•••'·:, - 'i • WE ARE EXPERTS • •• •' • • :3. PiiVO.i~ " , FURNITURE ·' ' U. Bltt8r vetch as. llll<<la. · ' .IS.OO. A MOIIf!l . ·' "" ,rf 10.' LAUNDRY PROBLEM~ FOR YOU don eomplcted the painting of the Canter's Cave Swimming Pool and installed· the filter to &ecure Wol· ·t er to fill the pool. /~· • •• . • Clo~ Pff(lboanalysta leotual popularity." "Tranaference"' and "psycholl).. &ieal dYra.anries" are technie;l terJb. relerriDI to some ol the meant b)' which thll most advan-. oed of the sciencct of the mind 9eJ'D]its 1ome trOubled people t~ penetrate through many mindlayers and come to the core of thrir mmtal beinp. In this co~ion., Dr. Fraaz Alexander, direetor ol the Chicago lnltitute tor 'F1ycboanal~i.a. .remarked that there U so much dem:and for ps~nalytic pene.tr.Uons oi human minds becawe -the world ol. afifa.iJ'J aDd emotions ~tb wb~ .rnirtcb have to deal IS too com.plex to permit human bei~Jg~ to Jive automatically. "A genen~l principJ~· is iftvotvoo, be Jlid. ''Coruciouane.. of s.elf appears only when aatomabc patterna Do longer fit to - POOL WORK FINISHED C. E. Blakeslee and Baker Gor- wearlneu Floyd pcrhapa Ia the typical safe driver at hl!l ago. Th!! back ••d forth to work driver would take 50 years to drive hal( a mil· lion mileM. But to do it every day of Ihe year, almost, a Man baa to be on his toes. The Harvard School or Public Health recently haft this to 11ay about export per· sons behind the whed of a lethal marhinc : ~ nat111t1 of DeWott ftd Au eM •f"ffl!1'5l :r"-'a.n 'IIXW~ : rust prevenbve 11 good for all wUA a.utoma .. ~•- t I' t ... kjw# . t · tim • - • II W I, ...,..,.._ I . to rad ta rs a s~rm~ e. ' " and .-gimer• Gt CA. 1M' : League Leaders BY UNITED PRESS NATIONAL LEA!'UE Pln•r !\•.r:rt ~B R H Pet. Mueil~ jW · . · J5 4n .f2l Repulski, St. L. · 9<1 t2 33 . .367 Campnla, Bkln l3 85 16 30 .353 Logan, Milw . 23 M 17 29 .34i Moon, St. L. 20 92 15 31 .337 AMERICAN LiAGUE Kalina, Detroit 24 91 19 37 .407 Kuenn, Det. . 24 10() 18 39 .300 Bauer, N. Y. 22 90 23 31 .344 Avila, Cleve . 24 1h '11 SO ,326 Vernon, Wash. 23 90 10 29 .322 Home Runs-Snider, Dodgers 8; Zernlal, Athletics 8; Furillo, Dodgers 8; Kluszewski, Redlegs 7; Lollar, White Sox "1 . • Runs Batted in-Snider, Dod· gers 29; Campanella, Dodgers . 26; Vernon, Senators 26; FurUlo, Dod· eers 23; Nieman, White Sox 23. Runs-Smith, Indians 24; Bauer, Yankees 23; Mantle, Yankees 22; Snider, Dodgers 22; Gilliam, Dodgers 20; Carrasquel, White Sox 20. Hits- MueJler, Giants 40; Kue:M Tigers 39; Kallne, Tigers 37; f(epulski, Cards 33; A:~ron, Braves to..; I( ;a;;d;;i;;luii;ti.;o~n~o!.;;;t;;b~•~JKV'C~h;o;;•~na~ly<;;.=ic~;:;;;~Jn . Middleport. • ', " He At-----01- ~ Dr, lla<WoU Gito~1 t'I'JO, .who ii: pre.idrit or; tU AmerJeln Ps)l'e6o16a]ydc ~ Ilion, aald a '~onllld" . felt bJ LEGEND OF THE WEST 744 Titles Recorded One of the most colorful char· acters In the legends of the West For County In April comes to the screen in a new A total of 744 automobile tiUes Print-by · Technicolor adventure were recorded at the Clerk or Universal·lnternationo:~: s "Destr.r'• Courl:1 office during the month of which opens Tuesday at the Tem- April, Mrs. Evelyn Lucke, deputy ;"thod tb.at ill Qualitieo .. ple Theatre. clerk reported today. This inelud ed 295 notations, 197 memos, 2:i3 c::ancellations, 21~ ai!idavits and 13 dupliCate, making: a total of ' $880. The county will receive $601U50 of this, while $2'14.50 goes to the Stote. ,·, \' '' .· The quea.tioJt bdore the PI)'· eboaoal)'tltl who were engared in Jeareb.iag their own Foull wa. whether their nicnce now needl a "credo"-a Dlatement ot bcliefl!l to wb.:.Cb ail eould subscribe aad in which aU could have UllQUtst· loDiDI faith:' There w.u no agreement. of eourte; a« waa there much likelibood ol. •uch a psy.choanal¥f,ic "credo" bein1 fornMdated any tlme »OOD. But Dr. Gregory Zil· boorg, usoeiate cbnleal prate~tor ol pqcbi~ry. New York Un.;. venity M.tcHt.ai College, said payeboanalyltl feel a need fur one. 'Dle way thing~ are nDW he said, ''tralllferenee take-s • tbe place C1l ebarit~ . psycholoaiul dydamica takea the J,ol.ace ol. spiritwd ~ues, and even the moat el~Jt.Jr ps)'!!1ioanalytic philOJJcophy, tn so far 11 it ii a philoy ophy, taUt ir.tc a II!Piritual 001aUon de&pite iu increasing lntel- -1111 ~to -lbo .. IJlli .. oolutloalm ___ _ .BrOi..-~ ..... ,_ thit in m~t states. In .climates where anti-freeze solutions are unneeeuary, tbe cooling .,...tem of tpe car should be fluahed ~';It t~1c::e a year. A .tPOol• lllcto. ed lbal :roa Ban !be oU manpd havalt- ,.... wa;,tat. 0D4 have a -., tbe OUCI> lubrialll... .lol>to -...... ... IBI IJala• place lbo oil 111e llualaod- ..... o U lha wlaloro Wllldableld wiper bladlo ••• U n d e r - bo odJUitod, 11101 - 3 ohaDiillt; ....til~ u4 ....t JlYt pla:c to :ftulble ~"01 and ld !lao or adJuotl!lTile W'lthdrnol ot ~ te 1M Kif la 1 lip ., t11'31bl• fte ~ c:ommoa eumple ll , . . 411 atfo nal o1 loternal dlltlll'lldee.." • l r DILOS _..TH UnltM ,,... lcle•c• lllflt.,. ·1mW YOI!K IJP-&lll ,.plotm al tbo JUllJI• ol the burMD ttdD4 were takin;e down their r;wm t-m 101' one another todly. Li1e .10 Mlt.D)' o1 their tufferiJll pt.Ue&U, they too, have eon- BJ _,. a- l l l l a - ~Uy SJ?tm~ HeroOflndia'sBouncingKrishna. ..._ drl•lnt ' The last mefltlng · of such as has taken a back seat ever aince~;:~oki!~h?~~;: blazed a new trail the years aco. "Ankle• Awelch" wu o~j,po~ed to be the answer, and it ill. The trouble with officially erltical fOr 1 l•t;:;~ is that 'it lacki a taateful of its time-honored «:• 'ol Calvin COllldae Jr. lie til!d - ftai•4'd· 8•• Club at lawn witb\tl the week, but '!lie word "tnUblotlc" had oot ret belb coJoed. Of CQurse. that w~ yean aa:o." !II e ---J.. edy-!illed musl<ll or tb• olldd ,·cbopJ. Pl Literary tlub a hovel. Five .dollors Pbarmaeiat Fleming allo points "It wns founrl," tho 10rvey eon· chtded '\hat good drivers ar(! relollvel~· young, wlth an av@rage P:ormtr Mlrlne 3ge of J:t. Tbl\t Ia the aae levi!! . Floyd, f<N" 1ure. could aet up at which indlvlduala are constdJill kn\ldi:IH If the OCCI!IIon do. el'tld lu have achieYod i fair delie b 84---4Jr will be Slt- ilree or pl.'rsonal maturlty and 41Y-~ be ICrved a couple of stabllitl ." hliebea ln tke Marinet. lie did hla Flo~·11 Jr. and llatold dotl'l ""' trloll IJI 113'7, got out with think th ey want to be truck driv1\0nor~, eouldn't stand the bore· ers like th eir dad. ~om of ctYIIlln life and went biC:Ir: t'll~ , !Qq. He Wll WO\Iftded in The)' want to be baaebaU play. ""'· ~.q at Salpan •nd Okin· ~r~ . Floyd is better thao ~ lair lrid bl!l a Pur~lt! •Jeart with shortatop, nccordina to bi1 pappy, elulteri. and thr Washington Senatora, wh o "I'm prou d 0r my man, " Bonnie .., are s oeking a shortt.top b~ttt!r bJ• m1\te for 1' year1, saltl. She have 11 shorp look at th~ ~ld. .. hll • rtlht tO be, Mike iN a little .d~el"t&ur mOn. ths old ' )'tmb/WLOp hla an tlm01t pC!r· with the Com. ''Dul" nrrorriing to his f,op, "He lll Calritn, Int., • Detroit rattles hl~ rattle dP~·btnded , aWl)' company. Away he went M!'ybe w(' got 1 pitcher • lft the f<i:.lltH a tnllli<MI nllleo In nine maktna ." · ttllt!red the White Hiiuse .. dOV4olatlngly >$ tbo~lb it lliljl -ill~ ot 1DtibiotJc1 WOuld hiYt Jlih Willie LlDcoln 'ptoyine out. OJt tho t. Commenced 8. Claye:y U, WiRI• -)lift. t~elt boy'! bid t' ~ ACJ\088 yeara and only had one minor ;,crape. And that wasn't hili fault . UtdtH ' ' " ' lt1H Corttt!Mnftnt Some clown bumped Into the back WASHINGTON UP--What doea of his truck and knlcked it a little. tM driver ot the year do On hl11 The damage wa11 on,y $65 and It d'Q oU? He take• hi.J family for a didn't come pllt of our lad'~ take home. 1ave ·":No brdlbary couple Were Abr~­ hlm ~lind Mary Lincoln, yet .dea;h DAILY CROSSWORD IV HARMAN W, NICHOLS -· bowers were . ~ ah.ae,l:e(:l and even india:nut wheil they bea\(l that som®ne was (.t ryl.ne to ' spread a lie that their pa~~c)st).fMn were given favored ,tr~eot and received the~ vaeeiDe 1110iltbe before other clii(dren. it j\(lt didn't happen, nor W's th.ll~ request.. ed. < .:._ • " To the couple looking down upon that smau tia:Ul·e lym, 10 sun _in the big bed, it must have seetned to have happened very qulckly. the small boy comina in frQm the drenching rain, the n~xt day the sore throat: then the horrible cough, ,the high fever, the ·~e~o ol nut&es and doetori, the never endiD.J vigil by the bedJidt, the -.Iternatla& hope and deIJ"Iir a.nd, finally, the irr~vgcabl~ end. . · ~ 1 'Tbtlr JOn~ dead. Wbat Qilt· Economic Forecast For Future N . Quite- a reminder from Flenting. POSJlbl7 in similar knowledte, Preli4ent Elaenhower baa been in· ~~ ~at no f•von be aranted, .no prlvalese ret:otnized but need m the distribution of tt\e new po. lio vaeeine. · Thill sort hiatory also NY help to why the Eisen. n JACK OAVIIt United ,,.... Dr.me ldltor NEW YORK UP- Nothlnl bu rocked Rr_padway tbi1 .~WaND-not even the •lnate entendre of 1'en· n.etsee WUI1am1' "Cit On A Hot Tip Roof''- u hAl the UH of ''Anklet Awelth." ~ Of coune, Br~dwa7 rock• lllf'l ea~lly, so don't co ehedr:lns )'OUr seu mographs. A minor rumor dropped In the right ear will do the trick. "Ankles Aweigh" il not merely a production that ~eems to be well on the way to rid!nc out succeesalully the generllll)' bad no. tlces of the drama crJties. That's happened many Urnes. What c:a'u•ed the talk was the fact that wbile tio3 rcvle\ftrs, J.t.!ftOst to a man, fvund little to ••Y m favor of the muaical, the ,:ouJp columnist• of the newspapera and auch television penoniJIUea ai Milton Berle, Jackie Gleason .and Arthur Godfrey rallie-d behind it as one, even before the ink on the reviewa was dry. . And what made tbll all the more remarkable wa11 the fUrther fact tbat mpat o! the colum'nistl involved would not give elij':h o~ber the right l.ime. The1e bad been a lot of advance interest in "Anklet~ i.Aweigh". Many a critic in recent )'etn bu expressed. a desire to see again real slam·bsnc, tast-dmnciog ' ':,• '•(. •j ,· •:·~· I ,- .~ .. ·•··-.11 t't< ." '. , �'•' ' .Page Two Moooay, May 9, 1955 The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy.Miadleport, Olilo . KEYHOLE REPORTER The Daily Sentinel -BackslaifsAt The White House ' 011 TNI MIIGJ.MASOIIf AltiA National pdvertiJinl ' npreseo ' ' hblithed evuy aftemooo ex- tative, Bot1ine111-Kimball , Inc . eept Suday by Tbe Ohio Valley 343 Lu:iagto!l Ave., New l'ork lnltinel, Inc., at HO Mecbanlc: Clty, 16, N. Y. • • !IS!NHOWER St., Pomeroy, 0. Buaineu offiet Subtcription rates : I)elivery by . pbllllt 311, edltorlll ofll.. phODe c•rier where available 30 eents 311'1'. • £ateftd IS let'ODd e!IJI mall!a& m11ter at the post office at Pomuoy, Ohio • Otn, Mor. Rldlord S. Ow1n ...,. C:.llotte , , , City ldlt.,. per week : une year in advancf I At>MIN ISTRI\TION • • at The Dally Sentinel oftlce. IUMO; six months. $7.80; three month!, $3.i0. B.v motor route wJrere availabl.e .:me IY MIRRIMAN SMITH Unlti:CI Preu Whit• No~JM Wrl'-r WASHINGTON UP-I!aeks"lp at tbe White HOUle: · The Salk polio vaccine brin&:s to mind the importance that drug discoveries c::ould have made in the liv es of occupants of the White House in days past. A pharmacist and editor u[ " The Prescriptioniat," Edward P . Fleming, wrote recently and mov· ingly: ·- • month $1 By mail one year $8; six mootrH; t4.23; three months $2.MJ, ont· month $1, I Jon" u civilization I on a ml'thematical rormula whicb 88 · proved fa'Uible . • f'~l&ted, .(l'len hav• attempted ~o The ,Charr.lber's booklet lists six forecut the future . Palmists and· 1urrent t)ipes of ec••nomit anrl eryatal . ball reB:fers and oth~r businf'U foreeaating. Here is a sueb performers have plied the1r briE'f not on eeh one : ar:ts. for eptuliea, and are &UU :tlOONOMlC M&DEI.S. Theae doing H. are mathe,matical anal,wis. or pa.st ln. thiJ c;omplex modern era, relatlons~lpa, Jueh as sales and a ,Yery d~Merent eateaory ol fore- natlonal mcome, from which pre· tlsHot bill been developed and d~iotll m:ay be made. The dan. It h~,. ·flourished like the green a:er u~ in auumina that the rebv tree. lt is bued on the prin- lationsbl9s have been meaiKlt'ed cipal of using more or leo prov· &e~ately 111d wUl remain uh, en methods and data to antlei· ehtnled. pate what wi'll happen in the bw-SIOO'roll MMLYIIIS. The e<oiDHI and eeonornic .ephere in tnli'P.tlu .or year• to come. It haa nomy it divided into key aectors bet'D nld that every major busi· -hwentorle~, for~lgn trade con· nus policy dtci5ion ia an exer- ttruction, l#ltuJture, ek. Eac:h e~ iD forecuting In a double l.s aMLyr.ed and a summary m·ade en1e, !or it concern& both the to ret the outlook as a whole. f~ure ~ .fd the economy as a MONEY • ORl!IDlT. Theae . .ole aHd the future Df the lndi· Cort!':uts' 1re based . on the ldta v,i4Ual butineu involved. Thull. that major r·eceaalons have occurtbe owaen and managers or red here only af~er a decline ln bualneiiM ol alm09t every kind the money stiPP'ly. aad 1lzt are con&tantly eng11ed ia 10me variety of foreoastinJ . aAROMl!lflilltiS OR SIGNAL~! . MllllY lar1e enterprises employ tmtlcaton such a.q new inJCorpor.aecf~nomi.lh 1nd ttati&tieiaJM for tlona, stoe~k prices, hours worked other~t are conaidered as .aig· that purpoae. A oud>er of the and of .turning points, either up ntrls .rovernment d.eputment.s periodor down. teally ls.sue forecast& concernilur SIM~ rnElND PROJECTION prOiptcta for employ.m«!nt, arrl· The forecaster plots prorlu<etion, cultural AalN, bu·einesa volume, shipmcn11 or sales over the put cotuumer demand.l, and 10 on. ffNf yeara and frcnn them proThe Chamber of OomrrH!~e of ject.s next year'J trend . One cart· the United Stwto has plibli.shed ch U t11at ~omethme.s trends are a booklet on the .almject. Design- extremely di"~ficu}l to reeh~n-ize . ed primarny to help business .A!P!PlDAJiSlNG E}CjPECJI'iA" ex:ecullVfll mak-e their own eco· 1110NS. .'rhc roreca!,ter takrs jnto ncmlt foreca\1, . it li.!llts th.e acount the opinion.!! of execu· major technique• in aeneral use. Lives, saleamen, cons11mers and It alto ex'l)la!ns sC<me o( the pit· others. Obviou.sly, i.n lh e course falls, and Lelh where patt rore. nl doin.g this he may lw mcpos.ed C'llttJ have JI'One wronll and why . lo gue-J,work and hun!:'hes . A prim.~ eumple of lhi11 OClCUf· Anv kind of forecastin·g, the red wh!n,)CA!io 'tl,l,l a! oxt,~ bo okl•t ~~lfrve,s. i~ moco or •n foreeut Ualfi the Uft!ted S~fei art than . a l \ eJence. 1' 11 be<lieves Willi d~e fo.r ,I ~_.tacly.'imlc de'*'tl'k· '!hat the WOrCia , ''watcll 'ou1 for a!Qo In lill. Or. Clark la a dia- sur:pri•H•s" should be writl.en tin1uished ec:onomi1t, and hU acro.s:. the pa·ges o.f every fore· vle.ws got world wide attention . cast. 'I'hot se ems to be excellent HI& error was in relying entirely advice. b w• lered IMir polit)Oll, !belt • tafl!!· 0..•, tbelr power, wben aiHfc~,J! ~u ,upav~linc to ·' J ;.t lout thol'• wbat Floyd J . He bernme n hero when he savtm})erton of Detroit dou He'a ed two ladius. Hsrdly anybody i riVer of the year.wlnner of the inerlcan. 'trucking AII!Ociatlon·a tOVetlld award. knew about the Incident nntil a couple of weeks lntcr when Floyd !luhmilted a routine report. He had, It turned out, witnes!lcd "Aller a 10111 ride," Floyd nld, an acciderit in which n car caught lllce to aet out of the c:ab or He grabbed his tire extinI huvy Lrutk and take fk,nnie, fire. 1111 wile, and Flo7d Jr -he'o ' 13, eulsher, dou11ed the flames and l!~told. who'o II •nd Baby Mike aave fint·ald to the victims and io~ • Whirl aroun(l Rodfnrd Town.' then called help to gel the Women •~P Jn Uae Detroit •rea. They all to o hoapital. H~D io rlde, too." Typlul S1f1 Drlv•r tJr• 1'h1 curly-hatred Floyd, Senior, Ia ·h•lf and laeh Jhf of lit reet and jrttiJho 1811 pounda. He lo ollm and tlint. ar.d you wouldn't w1nt. to tra\!le IWita with him In an alley . "Ttuck drlver1 aren't really 10 b" ._. told me. 'But they havtl bt when the oerl!llnn demt~nds . morily we try to he as pllllte ~ Lhe lunf'h atop• as we are on •vo•d. If 1 man kef'ps hila no11n ht doesn't have io ~et up tJ•"' •Lo dukfO. ' ~ OUtl "H~ Vi~it To See China's Chou May t= ' I • night. Filmed in' color by' Techni_OOlor the stir,ina: story of the Ko~et~n W~, ·; alao. ~tars Mickey ·.{\oo.ney im.d tr.t;terie March. - . so not fairly be called fellow 'travelBY CHARLES M. McCANN United Prets St•ff Correspond•nt lcrs of the Reds. But too often, in The visit which India' s peppery the United States viewpoint, the)' Vengalil Krishnan Krishna Menon and lhc Communists happen to be is paying to Chinese Communist goinv. the same way diplomlltiPremier Chou En-lai this week <'ally. Could Do Good msy make him t~ diplomatic hero . lt is entirely possible that the This time it is difficult to see Krishna Menon-Chou talk11, start- how Kl'ifihna Menon t'Etn. do any ing today In the Red ChincHe cnp· harm. He could do much gdod. itnl of Pciping, may lclld to United Here is the situation : · SlalesCommuilist negotiations on Chou En-lai made the dramalic a Formosa cease fire. announcement on April 23, .at the They also may have importanl. A!iia-Africa conference ill Banbearim~ on the .~uddenly inten.<>l· dung, In'done1ia, that Red China: lied efCort ol United Nations Se· was ready to negotiate directly cretary General Oa g Mommarsk · with the pnited States on tb.e F'or; jold to win the release ot Amen- mosf situati_o~~An~ Jo'ar E~~o8t,lr.n iSi!' can and , othor NUes m genfjl'al. \. 1 "' so'n crs 'held by F:vcr since then, there h.is been'' tiou of the armistice. · a bubbling undercurrent or secret · The State Dep11rtment does not diplom atic negotiations involving often care much for the diplonm· counlrlcA which have diplomatic Uc activith.~s of Indian Prime Min- relations with both . tho United 1., lster Jawaharlnl Nehru and Krlsh. Stutes and Red China. nn Menon, who is his chief dele· Nehru annOunced in New Delhi gate to the U, N. and chief dlpfp. on April 30 thpt durtng the Ban; matlt advise•·· dung .conference Kl'isttna !.fcnon _N_e_ h_ r•::._::•_: " :"~..:K_:r_:ill_:b_:n_: • _:lll _:•::n::o::n_r::•_:n-__:•::_ml Chou had c!i seuased 'certain thped 12. Ltn 13. A IIJ'bter H . Freque.ntl:y G. Brood or 215. pheltlt1ll 8. somethlnr to IWtep with ne .. 26. River . (Czech. 1 27. Periods ot time 29. Kettle 81.To Fvul~ 7. Simpleton 8. Coln1 cLith.) 15. Depart. 9. On the oeean 18. Thu• to. Payment In 11. Perched ror u.. ·ot debt 33. Acl' 18. NaUonal a butldinl' rod oTahltl) 10. Llttteclrl cumur late 20. Ooala 18. Patron .. lnt 8~. Excla. 21. Strata otaallorrma.Uon Roman poet 19. Anrer :1•. 28. Molal t.. .. 20. Skill 29. ll'onner coin 21. Become Undl&) 80. Touch 11. J'amo\&1 mark... WGJ~~an 32. SIJIII df aaturated With liquid 23.1Jke an eel ' ae. Hot•ted, ... an anchor 87. Continent 38. Operattr melody ~::-w• the year for · the Middleport Literary Club will be held ' Wednesday after· noon P.t pre.si- th~ hom·e of' the denit Mrs. Clyde ' nut 9tree\. Ingels, Chest· fu remote tn time ·W.A8 t)e kbOWD 1utomobilts from his earliest memories, tle seldom gtane~ up when an airplane flew overhead. he enjoyed his radio as does every modern boy. "Yet a heel was blistered on the tennis court, infection set in to aspttts" of the Formosa 11iluation. Aj; the result, Nehru ljlid, Chou be followed by the dread septiceInvited Krishna Menon to Peiping mia. and ance again death eluded every barrier to invade the White to continue the talks. Uouse and carry away a presi· "We have known for some time lhal Red China was ready to eh- dent's ·1on. Several dozen sulfa tab ter direct talks with America on lets wovJd ha\le been an erteetive barrier, but the Coolldges knew Formosa," Nehru sald. Kri!lhna Menon took off for Pel- no mOre of sulfa than' did the Linping Saturday. coins of an4'ibiotics." • UOkl meuure or lenctta 42. Talk 43. Malt ~ beverllfl · ~ ,fi, Short fer . "'l'heoclore'! 1 T1lked With AJftb••••dor Before he left, he had sOme long talks with John Sherman Copper, the new United States ambassador. It happened, interestingly, that Hammarskjold's stimulated at· temOt t~ get the American prisonen In China freed coJncided with Krishna Menon's villi)~~ Hammar!lkjold announced< last Thufsday at U.N. beadquartets in New York City that he baa "in· tensltied" his work In behalf 'o f the g,riaonel's. The intensification startid during a 10 day viBlt he made,. to EUrope. H~ said that it wai "just my feeling that this is the time for it" t~at led to hi1 S'idden stimulated.actlvity. But the Chou-Krishna Menon talks and the prisoner situation fit together. There is also the neW development that the· Chinese Reds have juot asreed to aecepl roUe! pack· aees through tbe lted Crosa for 54 detained Americans. Thue Americans include UJ imprisoned airmen-U of them aceused of being "sples"-in whose b~aU Harn· marlkjold is primarUy acting. Now that Sprlnc lo bore, our ~to tum to - . bedr, pretty new ttre... ana • ablq)Jll clem bomL Now, too, 11 1be time to 1et tbe fl.mJly car Ill Jet W ...,. weatber. We JUit uw • survey report that aes ot. tbe t1mo ira the women wbo lake the famib' Jn to be oertl<>e4. So If tblo b up lo fOU. here ...., aome ;=:-=~-=-=:.:.:=:...=:..:..=: llillJp to talk over wt111 JOW' to have,_ ..,_ ... dealer "' ....... ....... .... oorefulb'. bolb If JOU han bnoke podai OD4 c1ukb podal bOtD uliDI (lt 7011 haYti atlu:adani tnrwg ... permuaal litJol)- bo od,l- . IIDU·"-11 .or 111-m- ..e . ,". -: ·': ': ·,· I IOID8 CODdi• placed it NC 7 kJ7 -ilt~ae:r ... .,.. droiJilq it ... ~- -in& lliOJWI:Y - ~ . . . . lt<ON!uiJ:r, But ltobould llabt -..i bo 1101 remain Ia lbo radia..,. oU c:becked 1114 lldjuotod, ...,.,.. • II '!'"IllS Ut1der . If TOU ba.. 011 - l i e 111>1 .......,.. drlviDc ....uu-- Ira............. lha oil ill may. be Ito ruol - l i v e obould bo dle<:bd. quati\ieo. Tbla may .,._ ~ 'l'he -- ~ nulialo< to nlll OD4 develop be exomiDod. cradiL ADd ....w to bo rotated Dnill .AJeeW to eq11;8llze wear -.4 iDcrHIS Aleobol(tbo"i>oM>erliWM!t1t" ~~lillie_._ , anti·fneze) must deftnitel7 be lellliou 1114 ..,._._ at-. drained in a.Prinl. or it will boll be ~ )"our c;ar will away in hot weather. So be IUl'e best ~to terve you a.t Jta: Yer'Y ~ <he<k fOUl' anti.freeze oitua- dri"'•• 'PriiiC 1114 111111111100, lion. May lo a coocl monlb for •....,. • "I (l'aliotl t!Witer, Mfilt 4114 ~OKG.litr, MW CluJ~,. " • ""*, lB a good time CorpM"Gtifm.) ,., 1 knows~ to ·get the .,.. • • •r::.".~~ •!l..,~ . t il• · • ·' 1 . ''' ' , ,, wu thlt ta., to uae tbelor •u[U:plGnM technique. tu find ou.t l!tOtl Ucl more lllbout the ltnlefure aect Wllnted worSinp of tbe huina.u ODd · while, nn tbe other ·ba!llll, '"Tbe preMure ol our a.oeiaJ erial. CCllft6 pelJ ~hmt to be concerned wlth practioal 1ol:utions. wbieb ua h promptly applied." ' · ~uaUy, ps.ycbOawl1:1iJ 11 b.eo Def~Ia'l to Cl'rtly "a limli OO o.u..mb.e.r of people." BIJt ''nH•I:UflCa. tiODf, derivatives, and ~p!Jt,a:: tiona help to extend it. UDcfuJ.. ne~ m~ farther Lha~ it eould ' eo Jt.lelf. This .. thre.tteDI .MliO'h ::a~,:~~trumeot ol rtaeaRb 'may THE ORIGINAL --~ ·-· ....., lilo!'eDe,eler For ~ Three Roo~~t~ · NEW FURNITUU Bed1'00ID, LIYIBg loa KJtemo $299. tJO.HDOWN BA' K Ell 1 B . ., I .' . \- · ·"~~ .,;.. Phone tnf..J 011 'I'Jae ~ c.n;., '' . Let Us Handle, ~~· N£Wt: ,:-. t:IOt.iE --·~: LAUNDRY • ., COMPANY look your best in bancllox•. fresh clothe•. Our experr..r. vice tu~n!. 1om out looking like newL_ UPHOLSTERING --.J. ~~ ·_..; ... ._... ' . . PnolatJ...-plckup..-4 Deliory, Mill A C1rd Te KftOitl Upholsterlntt C.. 1111 Soc. A... O.lllpolll, 0. . -· . ' . • BOSOM : SII:AIItiS are .Uied on a smoothly· I ' ... 32. modelled Ion&' jacket for thi8 ! tJen Zuckerman iult of black-: and·White checked worsted. 'the· white silk bow scart and cama• · tton belong to Lht ault. .... ' ' In 5hopping, os in fishing, the ~~cret of . . . ;~ ~-- -- success lies largely i"'knowingW:!;IERE ' . ,· . . ' ·, ' •- • .• ' " j',' • . -,-,- ~: 1 .He Escaped . ·~-~ '. ·- - : : -- ,. ~ To go to get the best resul~s. J'{le·l . · . . ..., ····~ ·~.;. '3. ··experienced ongl~r "pif.k~~!«!lpots" · · t· .· · cQrefully on the b~sis :of the b'est -0d. ., . . . · ' matton ..... ' t,, • ~very ' vance information he con get, , .. The ex' . ' I ' ' perienced shopper does the same fhing. Scans the ·. . . ' ads in this paper .t9..fil"!d out exactly who's got ,1 , ,. ~ ' , •• • y;hat for sol~ ·and for·~ow ' ' • • .• ti$ing colutr~ns ' I '.!_ • ~·!':1 uses ~he odver- as tbe tried-on.d:-trusted ·• • ; . '\' • muo'h:r. • guide to '/ f"•l"j " ' - Jhe-~est"buys" in town. T/lt.,~s th.is paper renders ' ''· ., .·~~ ,.,,,,,, .~ . t Look over the water heater you intend til buy I If it'• an electric water heater . .'f.,, a ~ouble service. , . val ~pble dl ike to ,the shopper ' .. ,. , ., '.' .; r ' you ean actually SEE you'l'e gett!Jig tile . · safest that ean be had. ,_ w,ho ' wants:to;buyWisely al'ld to.'fhe oc.f~ertiser . ., ., . . who· • . ' wants to sell well! ' . ' ' •• • . ·' ' - ' LOOK HIGH; No ftues or venllo! Eleoi · tric water heaters don't need th~ ..:_ · ' OMr o• . ,. •I' , ., · ftre on Chlcaco'e Skid Row t. utlsted b7 a a~an.. At lead nine unldentUied m• ·dJed 111 'the - ~rninlil Mphoull ~ tho 1{ . -. SHOPPlN(i START$ IN tHE P ~GES()f THIS NEWSPAPER . ~~~ the 68,••torgotten men"' who· ucafle!l Uta 'Oi:tmlort bote] I THE DAILY .· sENTINEL ., . 1' ..... .. ... Loop, bllnrtnl tO 51" tbe number ot pe.reona llilled ID• fuur Oll~o ttotel a.ru ~ tar thlo P•!· LOOKLQW: No pilot I Anele<tricwat.r · heater ilu elean, safe, and de~blt " electri< light,. • ' ' .. II Be Modern ..• Live Ele~lrical(y ~:..·'!~ ", I' . ' ll••-ffMiiiiJ . ' ,,, •••• •. :~ .' ... way you look at it'•••'·:, - 'i • WE ARE EXPERTS • •• •' • • :3. PiiVO.i~ " , FURNITURE ·' ' U. Bltt8r vetch as. llll<<la. · ' .IS.OO. A MOIIf!l . ·' "" ,rf 10.' LAUNDRY PROBLEM~ FOR YOU don eomplcted the painting of the Canter's Cave Swimming Pool and installed· the filter to &ecure Wol· ·t er to fill the pool. /~· • •• . • Clo~ Pff(lboanalysta leotual popularity." "Tranaference"' and "psycholl).. &ieal dYra.anries" are technie;l terJb. relerriDI to some ol the meant b)' which thll most advan-. oed of the sciencct of the mind 9eJ'D]its 1ome trOubled people t~ penetrate through many mindlayers and come to the core of thrir mmtal beinp. In this co~ion., Dr. Fraaz Alexander, direetor ol the Chicago lnltitute tor 'F1ycboanal~i.a. .remarked that there U so much dem:and for ps~nalytic pene.tr.Uons oi human minds becawe -the world ol. afifa.iJ'J aDd emotions ~tb wb~ .rnirtcb have to deal IS too com.plex to permit human bei~Jg~ to Jive automatically. "A genen~l principJ~· is iftvotvoo, be Jlid. ''Coruciouane.. of s.elf appears only when aatomabc patterna Do longer fit to - POOL WORK FINISHED C. E. Blakeslee and Baker Gor- wearlneu Floyd pcrhapa Ia the typical safe driver at hl!l ago. Th!! back ••d forth to work driver would take 50 years to drive hal( a mil· lion mileM. But to do it every day of Ihe year, almost, a Man baa to be on his toes. The Harvard School or Public Health recently haft this to 11ay about export per· sons behind the whed of a lethal marhinc : ~ nat111t1 of DeWott ftd Au eM •f"ffl!1'5l :r"-'a.n 'IIXW~ : rust prevenbve 11 good for all wUA a.utoma .. ~•- t I' t ... kjw# . t · tim • - • II W I, ...,..,.._ I . to rad ta rs a s~rm~ e. ' " and .-gimer• Gt CA. 1M' : League Leaders BY UNITED PRESS NATIONAL LEA!'UE Pln•r !\•.r:rt ~B R H Pet. Mueil~ jW · . · J5 4n .f2l Repulski, St. L. · 9<1 t2 33 . .367 Campnla, Bkln l3 85 16 30 .353 Logan, Milw . 23 M 17 29 .34i Moon, St. L. 20 92 15 31 .337 AMERICAN LiAGUE Kalina, Detroit 24 91 19 37 .407 Kuenn, Det. . 24 10() 18 39 .300 Bauer, N. Y. 22 90 23 31 .344 Avila, Cleve . 24 1h '11 SO ,326 Vernon, Wash. 23 90 10 29 .322 Home Runs-Snider, Dodgers 8; Zernlal, Athletics 8; Furillo, Dodgers 8; Kluszewski, Redlegs 7; Lollar, White Sox "1 . • Runs Batted in-Snider, Dod· gers 29; Campanella, Dodgers . 26; Vernon, Senators 26; FurUlo, Dod· eers 23; Nieman, White Sox 23. Runs-Smith, Indians 24; Bauer, Yankees 23; Mantle, Yankees 22; Snider, Dodgers 22; Gilliam, Dodgers 20; Carrasquel, White Sox 20. Hits- MueJler, Giants 40; Kue:M Tigers 39; Kallne, Tigers 37; f(epulski, Cards 33; A:~ron, Braves to..; I( ;a;;d;;i;;luii;ti.;o~n~o!.;;;t;;b~•~JKV'C~h;o;;•~na~ly<;;.=ic~;:;;;~Jn . Middleport. • ', " He At-----01- ~ Dr, lla<WoU Gito~1 t'I'JO, .who ii: pre.idrit or; tU AmerJeln Ps)l'e6o16a]ydc ~ Ilion, aald a '~onllld" . felt bJ LEGEND OF THE WEST 744 Titles Recorded One of the most colorful char· acters In the legends of the West For County In April comes to the screen in a new A total of 744 automobile tiUes Print-by · Technicolor adventure were recorded at the Clerk or Universal·lnternationo:~: s "Destr.r'• Courl:1 office during the month of which opens Tuesday at the Tem- April, Mrs. Evelyn Lucke, deputy ;"thod tb.at ill Qualitieo .. ple Theatre. clerk reported today. This inelud ed 295 notations, 197 memos, 2:i3 c::ancellations, 21~ ai!idavits and 13 dupliCate, making: a total of ' $880. The county will receive $601U50 of this, while $2'14.50 goes to the Stote. ,·, \' '' .· The quea.tioJt bdore the PI)'· eboaoal)'tltl who were engared in Jeareb.iag their own Foull wa. whether their nicnce now needl a "credo"-a Dlatement ot bcliefl!l to wb.:.Cb ail eould subscribe aad in which aU could have UllQUtst· loDiDI faith:' There w.u no agreement. of eourte; a« waa there much likelibood ol. •uch a psy.choanal¥f,ic "credo" bein1 fornMdated any tlme »OOD. But Dr. Gregory Zil· boorg, usoeiate cbnleal prate~tor ol pqcbi~ry. New York Un.;. venity M.tcHt.ai College, said payeboanalyltl feel a need fur one. 'Dle way thing~ are nDW he said, ''tralllferenee take-s • tbe place C1l ebarit~ . psycholoaiul dydamica takea the J,ol.ace ol. spiritwd ~ues, and even the moat el~Jt.Jr ps)'!!1ioanalytic philOJJcophy, tn so far 11 it ii a philoy ophy, taUt ir.tc a II!Piritual 001aUon de&pite iu increasing lntel- -1111 ~to -lbo .. IJlli .. oolutloalm ___ _ .BrOi..-~ ..... ,_ thit in m~t states. In .climates where anti-freeze solutions are unneeeuary, tbe cooling .,...tem of tpe car should be fluahed ~';It t~1c::e a year. A .tPOol• lllcto. ed lbal :roa Ban !be oU manpd havalt- ,.... wa;,tat. 0D4 have a -., tbe OUCI> lubrialll... .lol>to -...... ... IBI IJala• place lbo oil 111e llualaod- ..... o U lha wlaloro Wllldableld wiper bladlo ••• U n d e r - bo odJUitod, 11101 - 3 ohaDiillt; ....til~ u4 ....t JlYt pla:c to :ftulble ~"01 and ld !lao or adJuotl!lTile W'lthdrnol ot ~ te 1M Kif la 1 lip ., t11'31bl• fte ~ c:ommoa eumple ll , . . 411 atfo nal o1 loternal dlltlll'lldee.." • l r DILOS _..TH UnltM ,,... lcle•c• lllflt.,. ·1mW YOI!K IJP-&lll ,.plotm al tbo JUllJI• ol the burMD ttdD4 were takin;e down their r;wm t-m 101' one another todly. Li1e .10 Mlt.D)' o1 their tufferiJll pt.Ue&U, they too, have eon- BJ _,. a- l l l l a - ~Uy SJ?tm~ HeroOflndia'sBouncingKrishna. ..._ drl•lnt ' The last mefltlng · of such as has taken a back seat ever aince~;:~oki!~h?~~;: blazed a new trail the years aco. "Ankle• Awelch" wu o~j,po~ed to be the answer, and it ill. The trouble with officially erltical fOr 1 l•t;:;~ is that 'it lacki a taateful of its time-honored «:• 'ol Calvin COllldae Jr. lie til!d - ftai•4'd· 8•• Club at lawn witb\tl the week, but '!lie word "tnUblotlc" had oot ret belb coJoed. Of CQurse. that w~ yean aa:o." !II e ---J.. edy-!illed musl<ll or tb• olldd ,·cbopJ. Pl Literary tlub a hovel. Five .dollors Pbarmaeiat Fleming allo points "It wns founrl," tho 10rvey eon· chtded '\hat good drivers ar(! relollvel~· young, wlth an av@rage P:ormtr Mlrlne 3ge of J:t. Tbl\t Ia the aae levi!! . Floyd, f<N" 1ure. could aet up at which indlvlduala are constdJill kn\ldi:IH If the OCCI!IIon do. el'tld lu have achieYod i fair delie b 84---4Jr will be Slt- ilree or pl.'rsonal maturlty and 41Y-~ be ICrved a couple of stabllitl ." hliebea ln tke Marinet. lie did hla Flo~·11 Jr. and llatold dotl'l ""' trloll IJI 113'7, got out with think th ey want to be truck driv1\0nor~, eouldn't stand the bore· ers like th eir dad. ~om of ctYIIlln life and went biC:Ir: t'll~ , !Qq. He Wll WO\Iftded in The)' want to be baaebaU play. ""'· ~.q at Salpan •nd Okin· ~r~ . Floyd is better thao ~ lair lrid bl!l a Pur~lt! •Jeart with shortatop, nccordina to bi1 pappy, elulteri. and thr Washington Senatora, wh o "I'm prou d 0r my man, " Bonnie .., are s oeking a shortt.top b~ttt!r bJ• m1\te for 1' year1, saltl. She have 11 shorp look at th~ ~ld. .. hll • rtlht tO be, Mike iN a little .d~el"t&ur mOn. ths old ' )'tmb/WLOp hla an tlm01t pC!r· with the Com. ''Dul" nrrorriing to his f,op, "He lll Calritn, Int., • Detroit rattles hl~ rattle dP~·btnded , aWl)' company. Away he went M!'ybe w(' got 1 pitcher • lft the f<i:.lltH a tnllli<MI nllleo In nine maktna ." · ttllt!red the White Hiiuse .. dOV4olatlngly >$ tbo~lb it lliljl -ill~ ot 1DtibiotJc1 WOuld hiYt Jlih Willie LlDcoln 'ptoyine out. OJt tho t. Commenced 8. Claye:y U, WiRI• -)lift. t~elt boy'! bid t' ~ ACJ\088 yeara and only had one minor ;,crape. And that wasn't hili fault . UtdtH ' ' " ' lt1H Corttt!Mnftnt Some clown bumped Into the back WASHINGTON UP--What doea of his truck and knlcked it a little. tM driver ot the year do On hl11 The damage wa11 on,y $65 and It d'Q oU? He take• hi.J family for a didn't come pllt of our lad'~ take home. 1ave ·":No brdlbary couple Were Abr~­ hlm ~lind Mary Lincoln, yet .dea;h DAILY CROSSWORD IV HARMAN W, NICHOLS -· bowers were . ~ ah.ae,l:e(:l and even india:nut wheil they bea\(l that som®ne was (.t ryl.ne to ' spread a lie that their pa~~c)st).fMn were given favored ,tr~eot and received the~ vaeeiDe 1110iltbe before other clii(dren. it j\(lt didn't happen, nor W's th.ll~ request.. ed. < .:._ • " To the couple looking down upon that smau tia:Ul·e lym, 10 sun _in the big bed, it must have seetned to have happened very qulckly. the small boy comina in frQm the drenching rain, the n~xt day the sore throat: then the horrible cough, ,the high fever, the ·~e~o ol nut&es and doetori, the never endiD.J vigil by the bedJidt, the -.Iternatla& hope and deIJ"Iir a.nd, finally, the irr~vgcabl~ end. . · ~ 1 'Tbtlr JOn~ dead. Wbat Qilt· Economic Forecast For Future N . Quite- a reminder from Flenting. POSJlbl7 in similar knowledte, Preli4ent Elaenhower baa been in· ~~ ~at no f•von be aranted, .no prlvalese ret:otnized but need m the distribution of tt\e new po. lio vaeeine. · Thill sort hiatory also NY help to why the Eisen. n JACK OAVIIt United ,,.... Dr.me ldltor NEW YORK UP- Nothlnl bu rocked Rr_padway tbi1 .~WaND-not even the •lnate entendre of 1'en· n.etsee WUI1am1' "Cit On A Hot Tip Roof''- u hAl the UH of ''Anklet Awelth." ~ Of coune, Br~dwa7 rock• lllf'l ea~lly, so don't co ehedr:lns )'OUr seu mographs. A minor rumor dropped In the right ear will do the trick. "Ankles Aweigh" il not merely a production that ~eems to be well on the way to rid!nc out succeesalully the generllll)' bad no. tlces of the drama crJties. That's happened many Urnes. What c:a'u•ed the talk was the fact that wbile tio3 rcvle\ftrs, J.t.!ftOst to a man, fvund little to ••Y m favor of the muaical, the ,:ouJp columnist• of the newspapera and auch television penoniJIUea ai Milton Berle, Jackie Gleason .and Arthur Godfrey rallie-d behind it as one, even before the ink on the reviewa was dry. . And what made tbll all the more remarkable wa11 the fUrther fact tbat mpat o! the colum'nistl involved would not give elij':h o~ber the right l.ime. The1e bad been a lot of advance interest in "Anklet~ i.Aweigh". Many a critic in recent )'etn bu expressed. a desire to see again real slam·bsnc, tast-dmnciog ' ':,• '•(. •j ,· •:·~· I ,- .~ .. ·•··-.11 t't< ." '. , �.- • • . ... eport ~ To Play In Class B A ens :Tournament· . Tlie· bailv Sentinel -· ' VictoryOver RaeinePuts 5uixv ·sTAR - . - - . MHSinRace ,. eULLiiTIN Tile Mldcll-rl Yotlow Jeck· ttr Nlfbatl t . .m will meet lvc.ht-1 .in tour:ntment play 1t IIY tlAW" AYitaS 1/oiiH ..,._ IOle lrorq 1 wom~·· &hoe plaYed 1a major role In SW:I5»' lli.IDDinl vir> t.ory In tbt rlcbeJIJCaniu<J<y Dll<bY tCHiay. of a.0111 all. ' . BefQI'I sblppial tbe han~e . - 1 coli bock ~· Calllorola 8tmday , tr•1~?-'r M. A . Ten~ey reve-'ed SwJps wu nur1ine a tender -r.i&Jlt 'tr.ont. foot only two. dajs befor.e the o.rbr. The Middleport Yell ow J acket.s &tung the Racin e Tornadoes ~ to 2 on Frlday to win the southern seelional of the Class B District Baseball Tournament The YictOtJ• assu1"es Middleport a place in the tourn11ment at At· hens which will be played this week . Coach John Parsons said he had not been informed as yet what team .the Yellow Jackets will meet, but was supposed to receive that "I won~~ tp liv, l>iln a ,i<M¥1 workout jiiJlt>oiO... lloo l>orbvi" W. L. Pet. Ge CleYelan1 1"1 7 .'108 Chicago 14 8 .006 2 N(JW York 14 8 .836 2 Detroil 14 10 .5a3 3 Ka.n~as C1t·y 9 13 .toO 7 Washingto n 9 14 .391 71/a Boston 9 16 .300 8Yz 8a'lt 1more 7· 11 .292 10 Sund•Y• RKUitl NE·w York 5 Buston 0 Chiea"o 5 Detroit .. 4 11 ioo., 1st Chica go I Detroit 0 2nd Cleveland 9 Kanns Oity 6 ls1 Cleveland 2 Kanaas Cit.1 1 11 innings, 2nd. Balbmore 4 Washine-ton 3 lst Washin,!.i!on l!i BaM.1.more '1 2nd . libels. KauU wu the biJ gun for the · l\liddi.et jn Friday'& aame. He pit· ched eleve;. strikeouts. Lat·t·y Taylor of Racine was credited with ~he Joss. The box score: AB R H I MIDDLEPORT Heftntly, st. _______ 4 0 1 0 Yromen, 211 _______ 4 1 2 0 Hlndy, c __ ______ 4 0 0 0 .... lth, II .--------- _ 4 0 0 1 Mc"*'~r. c1 _______ 3 2 1 I' ~------=P•rtui-Dn,lb -------· 3 1 10 Ko~-dy.lf . _________ 2 1 0 0 ll•t•p, rf ---· ·---·- · 3 1 1 0 Kautf,, ~-- -~--~~-. 2 1 1 0 ·Tottll ---------. 29 7 7 2 RACINE AB R H E Taylor,B.,u ______ 4 0 0 1 T•ylor, L., p _ 4 1 0 0 Wolfo, D., \b -------. 3 0 0 0 ' '" Br OICAR FIALIY Graham, cf --·------- 3 1 0 0 Cund.lll, <- --------- _3 · 0 0 1 u.llt•" ''"' Sport1 Writer Today's Sport Parade ' . "I guess ~ got it set just rig-.t ASSOCIATION AMERICAN ASSOCIATION SUNDAY III$UL TS St. Paul 6 lndian8pol~• 5 Denve.r 6 Charleston f becai11Wt tht toot didn't ·"'em .to bflther him ifter- thltt/' Tenrfty Omaha 7 Toledo 6 added. If Sw•p• did b.lve 1 ,srwe foot be cutaiAly <lldn'l "'""' It on . fl•r•y day, With Wee Wlllie Shoemaker urpng him on, the CallforniJ ®met grabbed an .urly lead an.d - - - - - - - - - - - 1then hot.footed It out front 'tbe real of the w•y to defeat flvortd Nashua by a lenJth.and-a-half. It's Surprising What Is Said In Those Huddles At The Mound • em. PJKk SquadI' " Fa,·II XA!>ISAS ilP-11 , ·t be laal ~~ .llus Zernl~l Ill"' UP-Coocb ~io entire ~IN<~ ""' ~'f' n . . ~i op . • . •\ defeated a SQuad of aecond lnd fourtb 1<1!111 member• 31'8..J;low· The Bwrkeye~. Qo were unbeJr ev.er, not a meml;ier o:t b4l fa.H'• ten ID QineitEar MIIOD came. Jtartine ,W1it Will In \)le ~~~~~ 13 .ad f!"' - _ , 'lf•fll"'lr ~: lor ~ltbe~ tum ~~fJoo -ha4,{_"f.'i".. PIOI'.i' lilt ( ftlllof9d ...,. 'fd many ol' lhe p~!l'h! lll'•t peels tor nut ...,.., Ill · tilt an- -atrl!leon, and other• aat out tKo nual lnlrJ;JCiU'i - · S•turdoy. sprlnr drills boeause olllll81bUity ~A~~~~~,.--·~r· · ~·~,!~~IWOO~ ·~-.~~~~~~~·_!~~·~~~·~~-. ------'--------- N ' Monday•, . Gamu A~JF;IQC~ tually • h.&U.Jole frorri 11 woman's ahoe--tln&er ·hit -1\eof end r,nail¥ the plate. the Athens tourn ey, .adVance to the State ut.':__ :-~ ·• Zerol.t About Rl!ady To Mate~~ '54 Seore t\lo COLUKIIUS, . 10 Woody Htyu believe~ he mJy 1~ hove • J)rott~ o<>IUlfoolboll t<tam 11"' at Ohio State 'UoJl'traity nut WJ Minneapolis 7 Loui!iville 6 TDDAY'S GAMIS Charleston at Denver Toledo at Om'a ha ~ouisville at St. Paul Indianapolis at MinneapoliJ / ' /,• INTERNATIONAL . ' USIJ,LTt fi.INDAY Montreal 8 Collmtbus f Montreal a CQlulllb.uo 3, ,l.ll 1011. . Havallll 1 llocllt.ller B J !.< ' - " .•. .. , !lichmoq~ ~ Toronto 3 Tonmto ~ Rtchmol)d 4 Buf!alQ •• ~raeuse ; $4.,.., r~n· " ' ) ....... TODAY Montreal at Columbus Bufflilo at Syracute 2 Richmond at Toronto, night Havan1 a't Rocbetter, night - assiltiy w!th tbe nrving Welbum, Carl ' I J udson Phyllis with tht McNeese And Johnson NEW YORK UP- Billv MeNe~~ ,J.q.aniU. . Ha.wk.ins a lr1!4!-SWilllliD8 middlewtlsl>.t (rem Islip, N. Y ., will return to Ford 'b eautie:s that"lead a. doubbi.Ufe ! . NEW YllillK IW---IIave you tuler, 2b ---------- 2 0 0 0 baseball Birch, rl __ __ 3 0 2 0 ever wondered what W&llo, L., If _______ 1 o o o player~ ...re -talking about when Wlnoott. tb _____ 3 0 0 0 'the),~,. go-JtJto thOle Utt\e conver,SI9.Tot•l• .. .. .. _____ 25 2 2 2 tiollll• biddle& afound the m-ound? Erskine Jaugh&d and proceeded Well, take Lt from PeeWee Ree- to poit~h hinrsell out of the Jam. !le, It's liable to be alm-ost any· Ano\her time, Billy Loes Joad· 'tbloa. ed the bases, and Reese, In an WJIKIND SPORTS SUMM;t,IIY The "111!11~ is obvious. When attempt to give Billy a few mo· IV UNITED PIISS Reese a:oea up to a pitcher and ments to pull himself tocetlter, Satur~y Jtatts jawing he has. only une ob· walked in to the mound and ad· LOUISVlLLE, Ky. : Swaps won ect in min~. He's lry~n·g lo settle vise:d. . the $U12,500 Kentucky Derby at the pltl."her down and relieve Do you think," uked the eocky Loes, "that I think those JUYI are . Churchill Downs. Favorite Nuhu~J lh?. tension. .wa :';leeood and summer Tan ~<>metlme• you c;~n· g1ve them ~U extra mfielder~?" t.hl~~ ... · ,..~..._ n idea ~ou.t Wha,t they shou~d Not 'Extr•• lnfleld•n fHtLADELPHlA: Pltcha.tll · or 1h~~ldn t;:\~C~ to a c.ertaln One bit 00' eX'tra eurrteular eon• Ne~ombe was re- inatat~~ tter, ~ars. the field · captam. o-f venation which ttandt out ia tht Brooklyn Dodgers afler a one· the .Brook,l)'ri . l>od~ers. 'But · 1 for rEJfusin& w mostly you re Ju•t trymg to le1: Ieese's mind oceurre.d in tht . d I)' sus,en!l on . them kmow th-at lhore are a lilt 1econ'd game of the 11M9 World plteh battin& pradu~e. He lost a uf us r.gtlt behind him tG back Series against the New York Yan· da~'l pay and a fine him u ., kees . Going Into the bbttorn of ROME: BudJ;c Patty nf Los AnfJ , Uw i!J!o(hth, the Dodgen bad 1 Jeles and Pal'if beat Kurt Neilson Somlftlme~t A Chuckle !lhaky lead. P!'UCber RGe wu . on •f f)enmark In the quarter final Some! imr.s It provoJ!;es quite a thP mo und , his hand ln•flamed round of Rnmc's International chuckle . rrom .!!lopping a fourth-Inning Ten:nil tournament . /:" In om· game against the CU'bt., line dr_ive, when threatening NEW YORK: Red Hannltftn WOP Ciirl ErskLne .11eern.ed to be pltr.h· Tommy Henrich stepped up to the $31,0M Ro~ehen Hun~ap .at jnl tau fa£.t and thereby \osiUR bat. The count wen·~ to three and Belmont Park. Artismo w.ai seeond his "lllu.ff" upd hla . ~ontrol. So two when Reet>e C&}led time. 1 and First Aid third. PeeWee arnbled lit to •him with '•Let'& talk about something." PJ1TSBURGH : Arnie SoWell of J11ckie Jti1blnson tfaillflg along Rcll\St said. the Univer11ily of Pittsburgh WILJ5 .fol' a Ji&ten. "What do you want l<' talk timed at 0:45 4 for 440 yardS. 1\be "Look," PeeWee .said, "you've about?" ~sked the puttied Preach world record or ~6 seconds s~ by · a:ot to get ahead of then hitlef's . er. Herb McKinley will 11tand becaue You've aol to g.~t somethln~ on "How about hunting and fish· split times in relays arc unoffling~" r.eesc queried . was fpr-':tbe ~trogram aod others Jemes Morgen, lulltl ,l hQbasco, Raymond Turner, Vrorilan, Nancy RlwliDBS, ~.llell••l Stov,r, Nell and Gail Malden. •et•t' wm Br~lya's Eastern Parpay Arena tonight for a widely·t~evia­ •d 1!\-round. bout with light bel•~ weilbt Tony lobnson o_f_N_ow_Y_•_r_:_k._·_ _ _ _ ___,:._;__;...___:_:::=:::::;::=:::::"'""-;_____:__~ ~s tlie ball, too. C'inoll, put lt over the plate!' And, a.s Rtete turned away, Robinson grinned at Er•1dne lllld Slid : 'Now tbat that's settled, you're on your own." '. I 'I•! Tuescbra Gam.. Kan ~as City al Baltimore, night Detroit at Wnhins~on, night Clev el and at NEJ\f . Y•Qr-k, night Ch1rago al Bostoo •he• Wday. lf ·MtddtepOrt shotlld wih two ttiores:Sees Good NATIONAL J II No g!lme.s scheduled. said TOJIIIOJ, "tout llw loot butt tUm and wt oniJ det him aallo,. Later I pulled die off •11<1 nset a piece of leather-it's ap- infor~atlon t!iey would~ I-'• Wrlif.. LOUISYl!LE, ~1- UP-'-A beli- AttMns on Wctdne1day at 10 1,111., c..ch John Parsons uld games .in AMERICAN LEAGUE Lady's Shoe Sole Did It ln Race For Win By Swaps ·- 9 ' o..D. Retired Teoch,rs . PlcmmtJg Pic.nic • ;t! .o6i ' I HJ 'Hf SPORT CAPS elal. Rocky Isn't Sure Ho'"' He'll Battle Sundlly ATLANTIC CITY, N .1.: llrownIna R01s of Woodbury, N. J. beal Bill Aah~Qfelter 1)r the NYAC t1 } elahth running of the BoardwaAk Mile in 4:23.4. NEW "''i'ORK: The S)lnderland Footb11ll Club of Englead beatlthc New York All Stars, '1·2 In their International soecl!r n1ateh at. Ebbeta Field. SHAWNEE-ON·DELAWARE. Pa. : Howard Everitt, a 1oeal amateur, beat Elll1 Taylor nf Wllminlton, Del., In the 32nd annual 1nnua1 Shawnee Invitational GoU . tourney. ROME: Enquire M•uea of Ar· ltntlna be11t Art LarsP.n··ot S&n Leandro, Calif., to II'IOV' ir\to ,;_\,hc ••ml·flnal ln l~c lntdUr•l Tennh1 tournamen,, ~ .;. · .JFORT WORTH: Cll'andler HarPtr of Chattanooaa, Ten., won the P.!IOO Col9nlal National l~vlll- · tlonoL 9•\f_tou,.,m,nt. lie ·•I"'"" with t tii'OiiVtr·par 12 lor 218. l.oOS...ut<;JUIS:. '""' 'l'rabt•t won th, Southern C11Hfornia men~s 11•111., cihomplonohlp Natlol)ll bard lelll!l~ ··~ ..~...1. 7-8 ,what ~· Country Squl~~e. Room for eight·or a ~-wil of~lghti ~: Th_bep .... ~.. -~-l>·p..-; i.l waated, valve W. lbalt ; '', Odaer wive, frGm •DJiae ..... ~ll 82%to.....tly~ftlv.Hfe~· emd · ,., ~ • § ...... • ~· ~ Mow the world'• first· jammed Stadium wondered .~trategy they were planning and wllit~ • I ' ... \ •conomy- · champion Gil '.' 'IOCII.TY TO Mllf TWIIASDAV t;• ,'J.'bf , l'hllothea Socletr of the • "f;:bui'Cih d Christ will meet Thurs· IQ niP! ·at the home of llu. llalitrl 1101\el, Lea~in& Crook Jl4a\l. •t 'Sunday S.hool -· M ydern ~om fori wit~f OtdFathionllli Couneout "'rvice:;:~:;t:.;;:,J.:: ;;,~~;,. F:amillv rMet 110 d)arKC for Chil· l4. Convenientlv located with ample parkina fa. Airpon But 10 our Door, Station 4 bloW. Free _Parlana \ ,I 4PM.to9AM hOI Arlltilr . ·, ' El~e!h Picko1j1 with Mr. and · -l'lcteno. · .11~ . ~otlm-IX!ibS .; . ~s ···~ ,,.,;,Jeif( .S Ullllottr •••"'ed . by def!lltlnl ---- ' Loonger Valve L.llel t• • • .Tb~ valvoo art J.rom.WteqinM Ol*lltlair UDII. ' 0 Identical oondltiOOL Vel..,I f - rlahl. •Diine lllina DO"•BOfOD iJMPHpe -hu bN.vy clt1ioott.ia,t he "'"""'-l•iailkated by--) Henrich rretted u,, there at the plate, Reese a~nd CJ\LISTOGA, CaHf. UP-Rocky Roe stood there for sC'Veral minMarciano, either slilChtly rusty or utu talking about huntin1 in the slight.ly stale, uld today, "Don Ozarks. Then Roe went bad: and Cockcll Ia an unkn{IWO quantity fanned Henrich and we"t en to for me, I have no Idea how I'll win lhe game. light him next Monday night." It isn't always· thWJ, thouch. TAe heavywelabt champion, who In th.e 194ft World Serii!J~, wil-d· . ft"!H'It fought 1ince l~:~it September man Rex Barney 1tarted by walk· ex?laiaed he haa been receiving a ing the tir.!lt three hitters. Cithodce-podle of intormatlon about eher nruce Erl!wards trudfed out -tW tJr.Jtilh ehallena:er and that be Lo the mot.~nd, flipped him1 the ,1\1;1 ~,,,n mpvh11 qt three rounds at ball ,and nodded: toehll'il Loft4un ·neht With Ro-~~Boy, you sure havt got yourhm$1J.a ~ta~· .__.__ __ .____ !fell in a heUuva mw." "' win the So, while 70,000 tans into Y•nkcc ·"· ~ . 1·~ ~ ~ Ml~•l•port~ OhiO 'i·. ... ' . ' ·. ,. .. ' �.- • • . ... eport ~ To Play In Class B A ens :Tournament· . Tlie· bailv Sentinel -· ' VictoryOver RaeinePuts 5uixv ·sTAR - . - - . MHSinRace ,. eULLiiTIN Tile Mldcll-rl Yotlow Jeck· ttr Nlfbatl t . .m will meet lvc.ht-1 .in tour:ntment play 1t IIY tlAW" AYitaS 1/oiiH ..,._ IOle lrorq 1 wom~·· &hoe plaYed 1a major role In SW:I5»' lli.IDDinl vir> t.ory In tbt rlcbeJIJCaniu<J<y Dll<bY tCHiay. of a.0111 all. ' . BefQI'I sblppial tbe han~e . - 1 coli bock ~· Calllorola 8tmday , tr•1~?-'r M. A . Ten~ey reve-'ed SwJps wu nur1ine a tender -r.i&Jlt 'tr.ont. foot only two. dajs befor.e the o.rbr. The Middleport Yell ow J acket.s &tung the Racin e Tornadoes ~ to 2 on Frlday to win the southern seelional of the Class B District Baseball Tournament The YictOtJ• assu1"es Middleport a place in the tourn11ment at At· hens which will be played this week . Coach John Parsons said he had not been informed as yet what team .the Yellow Jackets will meet, but was supposed to receive that "I won~~ tp liv, l>iln a ,i<M¥1 workout jiiJlt>oiO... lloo l>orbvi" W. L. Pet. Ge CleYelan1 1"1 7 .'108 Chicago 14 8 .006 2 N(JW York 14 8 .836 2 Detroil 14 10 .5a3 3 Ka.n~as C1t·y 9 13 .toO 7 Washingto n 9 14 .391 71/a Boston 9 16 .300 8Yz 8a'lt 1more 7· 11 .292 10 Sund•Y• RKUitl NE·w York 5 Buston 0 Chiea"o 5 Detroit .. 4 11 ioo., 1st Chica go I Detroit 0 2nd Cleveland 9 Kanns Oity 6 ls1 Cleveland 2 Kanaas Cit.1 1 11 innings, 2nd. Balbmore 4 Washine-ton 3 lst Washin,!.i!on l!i BaM.1.more '1 2nd . libels. KauU wu the biJ gun for the · l\liddi.et jn Friday'& aame. He pit· ched eleve;. strikeouts. Lat·t·y Taylor of Racine was credited with ~he Joss. The box score: AB R H I MIDDLEPORT Heftntly, st. _______ 4 0 1 0 Yromen, 211 _______ 4 1 2 0 Hlndy, c __ ______ 4 0 0 0 .... lth, II .--------- _ 4 0 0 1 Mc"*'~r. c1 _______ 3 2 1 I' ~------=P•rtui-Dn,lb -------· 3 1 10 Ko~-dy.lf . _________ 2 1 0 0 ll•t•p, rf ---· ·---·- · 3 1 1 0 Kautf,, ~-- -~--~~-. 2 1 1 0 ·Tottll ---------. 29 7 7 2 RACINE AB R H E Taylor,B.,u ______ 4 0 0 1 T•ylor, L., p _ 4 1 0 0 Wolfo, D., \b -------. 3 0 0 0 ' '" Br OICAR FIALIY Graham, cf --·------- 3 1 0 0 Cund.lll, <- --------- _3 · 0 0 1 u.llt•" ''"' Sport1 Writer Today's Sport Parade ' . "I guess ~ got it set just rig-.t ASSOCIATION AMERICAN ASSOCIATION SUNDAY III$UL TS St. Paul 6 lndian8pol~• 5 Denve.r 6 Charleston f becai11Wt tht toot didn't ·"'em .to bflther him ifter- thltt/' Tenrfty Omaha 7 Toledo 6 added. If Sw•p• did b.lve 1 ,srwe foot be cutaiAly <lldn'l "'""' It on . fl•r•y day, With Wee Wlllie Shoemaker urpng him on, the CallforniJ ®met grabbed an .urly lead an.d - - - - - - - - - - - 1then hot.footed It out front 'tbe real of the w•y to defeat flvortd Nashua by a lenJth.and-a-half. It's Surprising What Is Said In Those Huddles At The Mound • em. PJKk SquadI' " Fa,·II XA!>ISAS ilP-11 , ·t be laal ~~ .llus Zernl~l Ill"' UP-Coocb ~io entire ~IN<~ ""' ~'f' n . . ~i op . • . •\ defeated a SQuad of aecond lnd fourtb 1<1!111 member• 31'8..J;low· The Bwrkeye~. Qo were unbeJr ev.er, not a meml;ier o:t b4l fa.H'• ten ID QineitEar MIIOD came. Jtartine ,W1it Will In \)le ~~~~~ 13 .ad f!"' - _ , 'lf•fll"'lr ~: lor ~ltbe~ tum ~~fJoo -ha4,{_"f.'i".. PIOI'.i' lilt ( ftlllof9d ...,. 'fd many ol' lhe p~!l'h! lll'•t peels tor nut ...,.., Ill · tilt an- -atrl!leon, and other• aat out tKo nual lnlrJ;JCiU'i - · S•turdoy. sprlnr drills boeause olllll81bUity ~A~~~~~,.--·~r· · ~·~,!~~IWOO~ ·~-.~~~~~~~·_!~~·~~~·~~-. ------'--------- N ' Monday•, . Gamu A~JF;IQC~ tually • h.&U.Jole frorri 11 woman's ahoe--tln&er ·hit -1\eof end r,nail¥ the plate. the Athens tourn ey, .adVance to the State ut.':__ :-~ ·• Zerol.t About Rl!ady To Mate~~ '54 Seore t\lo COLUKIIUS, . 10 Woody Htyu believe~ he mJy 1~ hove • J)rott~ o<>IUlfoolboll t<tam 11"' at Ohio State 'UoJl'traity nut WJ Minneapolis 7 Loui!iville 6 TDDAY'S GAMIS Charleston at Denver Toledo at Om'a ha ~ouisville at St. Paul Indianapolis at MinneapoliJ / ' /,• INTERNATIONAL . ' USIJ,LTt fi.INDAY Montreal 8 Collmtbus f Montreal a CQlulllb.uo 3, ,l.ll 1011. . Havallll 1 llocllt.ller B J !.< ' - " .•. .. , !lichmoq~ ~ Toronto 3 Tonmto ~ Rtchmol)d 4 Buf!alQ •• ~raeuse ; $4.,.., r~n· " ' ) ....... TODAY Montreal at Columbus Bufflilo at Syracute 2 Richmond at Toronto, night Havan1 a't Rocbetter, night - assiltiy w!th tbe nrving Welbum, Carl ' I J udson Phyllis with tht McNeese And Johnson NEW YORK UP- Billv MeNe~~ ,J.q.aniU. . Ha.wk.ins a lr1!4!-SWilllliD8 middlewtlsl>.t (rem Islip, N. Y ., will return to Ford 'b eautie:s that"lead a. doubbi.Ufe ! . NEW YllillK IW---IIave you tuler, 2b ---------- 2 0 0 0 baseball Birch, rl __ __ 3 0 2 0 ever wondered what W&llo, L., If _______ 1 o o o player~ ...re -talking about when Wlnoott. tb _____ 3 0 0 0 'the),~,. go-JtJto thOle Utt\e conver,SI9.Tot•l• .. .. .. _____ 25 2 2 2 tiollll• biddle& afound the m-ound? Erskine Jaugh&d and proceeded Well, take Lt from PeeWee Ree- to poit~h hinrsell out of the Jam. !le, It's liable to be alm-ost any· Ano\her time, Billy Loes Joad· 'tbloa. ed the bases, and Reese, In an WJIKIND SPORTS SUMM;t,IIY The "111!11~ is obvious. When attempt to give Billy a few mo· IV UNITED PIISS Reese a:oea up to a pitcher and ments to pull himself tocetlter, Satur~y Jtatts jawing he has. only une ob· walked in to the mound and ad· LOUISVlLLE, Ky. : Swaps won ect in min~. He's lry~n·g lo settle vise:d. . the $U12,500 Kentucky Derby at the pltl."her down and relieve Do you think," uked the eocky Loes, "that I think those JUYI are . Churchill Downs. Favorite Nuhu~J lh?. tension. .wa :';leeood and summer Tan ~<>metlme• you c;~n· g1ve them ~U extra mfielder~?" t.hl~~ ... · ,..~..._ n idea ~ou.t Wha,t they shou~d Not 'Extr•• lnfleld•n fHtLADELPHlA: Pltcha.tll · or 1h~~ldn t;:\~C~ to a c.ertaln One bit 00' eX'tra eurrteular eon• Ne~ombe was re- inatat~~ tter, ~ars. the field · captam. o-f venation which ttandt out ia tht Brooklyn Dodgers afler a one· the .Brook,l)'ri . l>od~ers. 'But · 1 for rEJfusin& w mostly you re Ju•t trymg to le1: Ieese's mind oceurre.d in tht . d I)' sus,en!l on . them kmow th-at lhore are a lilt 1econ'd game of the 11M9 World plteh battin& pradu~e. He lost a uf us r.gtlt behind him tG back Series against the New York Yan· da~'l pay and a fine him u ., kees . Going Into the bbttorn of ROME: BudJ;c Patty nf Los AnfJ , Uw i!J!o(hth, the Dodgen bad 1 Jeles and Pal'if beat Kurt Neilson Somlftlme~t A Chuckle !lhaky lead. P!'UCber RGe wu . on •f f)enmark In the quarter final Some! imr.s It provoJ!;es quite a thP mo und , his hand ln•flamed round of Rnmc's International chuckle . rrom .!!lopping a fourth-Inning Ten:nil tournament . /:" In om· game against the CU'bt., line dr_ive, when threatening NEW YORK: Red Hannltftn WOP Ciirl ErskLne .11eern.ed to be pltr.h· Tommy Henrich stepped up to the $31,0M Ro~ehen Hun~ap .at jnl tau fa£.t and thereby \osiUR bat. The count wen·~ to three and Belmont Park. Artismo w.ai seeond his "lllu.ff" upd hla . ~ontrol. So two when Reet>e C&}led time. 1 and First Aid third. PeeWee arnbled lit to •him with '•Let'& talk about something." PJ1TSBURGH : Arnie SoWell of J11ckie Jti1blnson tfaillflg along Rcll\St said. the Univer11ily of Pittsburgh WILJ5 .fol' a Ji&ten. "What do you want l<' talk timed at 0:45 4 for 440 yardS. 1\be "Look," PeeWee .said, "you've about?" ~sked the puttied Preach world record or ~6 seconds s~ by · a:ot to get ahead of then hitlef's . er. Herb McKinley will 11tand becaue You've aol to g.~t somethln~ on "How about hunting and fish· split times in relays arc unoffling~" r.eesc queried . was fpr-':tbe ~trogram aod others Jemes Morgen, lulltl ,l hQbasco, Raymond Turner, Vrorilan, Nancy RlwliDBS, ~.llell••l Stov,r, Nell and Gail Malden. •et•t' wm Br~lya's Eastern Parpay Arena tonight for a widely·t~evia­ •d 1!\-round. bout with light bel•~ weilbt Tony lobnson o_f_N_ow_Y_•_r_:_k._·_ _ _ _ ___,:._;__;...___:_:::=:::::;::=:::::"'""-;_____:__~ ~s tlie ball, too. C'inoll, put lt over the plate!' And, a.s Rtete turned away, Robinson grinned at Er•1dne lllld Slid : 'Now tbat that's settled, you're on your own." '. I 'I•! Tuescbra Gam.. Kan ~as City al Baltimore, night Detroit at Wnhins~on, night Clev el and at NEJ\f . Y•Qr-k, night Ch1rago al Bostoo •he• Wday. lf ·MtddtepOrt shotlld wih two ttiores:Sees Good NATIONAL J II No g!lme.s scheduled. said TOJIIIOJ, "tout llw loot butt tUm and wt oniJ det him aallo,. Later I pulled die off •11<1 nset a piece of leather-it's ap- infor~atlon t!iey would~ I-'• Wrlif.. LOUISYl!LE, ~1- UP-'-A beli- AttMns on Wctdne1day at 10 1,111., c..ch John Parsons uld games .in AMERICAN LEAGUE Lady's Shoe Sole Did It ln Race For Win By Swaps ·- 9 ' o..D. Retired Teoch,rs . PlcmmtJg Pic.nic • ;t! .o6i ' I HJ 'Hf SPORT CAPS elal. Rocky Isn't Sure Ho'"' He'll Battle Sundlly ATLANTIC CITY, N .1.: llrownIna R01s of Woodbury, N. J. beal Bill Aah~Qfelter 1)r the NYAC t1 } elahth running of the BoardwaAk Mile in 4:23.4. NEW "''i'ORK: The S)lnderland Footb11ll Club of Englead beatlthc New York All Stars, '1·2 In their International soecl!r n1ateh at. Ebbeta Field. SHAWNEE-ON·DELAWARE. Pa. : Howard Everitt, a 1oeal amateur, beat Elll1 Taylor nf Wllminlton, Del., In the 32nd annual 1nnua1 Shawnee Invitational GoU . tourney. ROME: Enquire M•uea of Ar· ltntlna be11t Art LarsP.n··ot S&n Leandro, Calif., to II'IOV' ir\to ,;_\,hc ••ml·flnal ln l~c lntdUr•l Tennh1 tournamen,, ~ .;. · .JFORT WORTH: Cll'andler HarPtr of Chattanooaa, Ten., won the P.!IOO Col9nlal National l~vlll- · tlonoL 9•\f_tou,.,m,nt. lie ·•I"'"" with t tii'OiiVtr·par 12 lor 218. l.oOS...ut<;JUIS:. '""' 'l'rabt•t won th, Southern C11Hfornia men~s 11•111., cihomplonohlp Natlol)ll bard lelll!l~ ··~ ..~...1. 7-8 ,what ~· Country Squl~~e. Room for eight·or a ~-wil of~lghti ~: Th_bep .... ~.. -~-l>·p..-; i.l waated, valve W. lbalt ; '', Odaer wive, frGm •DJiae ..... ~ll 82%to.....tly~ftlv.Hfe~· emd · ,., ~ • § ...... • ~· ~ Mow the world'• first· jammed Stadium wondered .~trategy they were planning and wllit~ • I ' ... \ •conomy- · champion Gil '.' 'IOCII.TY TO Mllf TWIIASDAV t;• ,'J.'bf , l'hllothea Socletr of the • "f;:bui'Cih d Christ will meet Thurs· IQ niP! ·at the home of llu. llalitrl 1101\el, Lea~in& Crook Jl4a\l. •t 'Sunday S.hool -· M ydern ~om fori wit~f OtdFathionllli Couneout "'rvice:;:~:;t:.;;:,J.:: ;;,~~;,. F:amillv rMet 110 d)arKC for Chil· l4. Convenientlv located with ample parkina fa. Airpon But 10 our Door, Station 4 bloW. Free _Parlana \ ,I 4PM.to9AM hOI Arlltilr . ·, ' El~e!h Picko1j1 with Mr. and · -l'lcteno. · .11~ . ~otlm-IX!ibS .; . ~s ···~ ,,.,;,Jeif( .S Ullllottr •••"'ed . by def!lltlnl ---- ' Loonger Valve L.llel t• • • .Tb~ valvoo art J.rom.WteqinM Ol*lltlair UDII. ' 0 Identical oondltiOOL Vel..,I f - rlahl. •Diine lllina DO"•BOfOD iJMPHpe -hu bN.vy clt1ioott.ia,t he "'"""'-l•iailkated by--) Henrich rretted u,, there at the plate, Reese a~nd CJ\LISTOGA, CaHf. UP-Rocky Roe stood there for sC'Veral minMarciano, either slilChtly rusty or utu talking about huntin1 in the slight.ly stale, uld today, "Don Ozarks. Then Roe went bad: and Cockcll Ia an unkn{IWO quantity fanned Henrich and we"t en to for me, I have no Idea how I'll win lhe game. light him next Monday night." It isn't always· thWJ, thouch. TAe heavywelabt champion, who In th.e 194ft World Serii!J~, wil-d· . ft"!H'It fought 1ince l~:~it September man Rex Barney 1tarted by walk· ex?laiaed he haa been receiving a ing the tir.!lt three hitters. Cithodce-podle of intormatlon about eher nruce Erl!wards trudfed out -tW tJr.Jtilh ehallena:er and that be Lo the mot.~nd, flipped him1 the ,1\1;1 ~,,,n mpvh11 qt three rounds at ball ,and nodded: toehll'il Loft4un ·neht With Ro-~~Boy, you sure havt got yourhm$1J.a ~ta~· .__.__ __ .____ !fell in a heUuva mw." "' win the So, while 70,000 tans into Y•nkcc ·"· ~ . 1·~ ~ ~ Ml~•l•port~ OhiO 'i·. ... ' . ' ·. ,. .. ' �• I l • Classified Ads received by 10 A. M. will be published the ume day If received. Rates: 2 e1mts prr -word, one in- sertion. Millimam charge !<201 18 B I Auto ::,erv•c.es Bu~· ~-e~~Servlc~ NOTICE TO CONTitACTOIIS STAT!' OP OHIO , OII'ARTMENT OP .HICIHWAYII Celumlws, Ohio, April 29, 1~5 Contract Sal" Lqll Copy .... I ft. H . RAWI.JNGS SONS C0 .---21 1 QUI CK SE1lVlC 'f; un w-.tt"h R· .b.uur Wrecker Se"•ee. Da1 p~ lrtn.!l by Factory Tl'lind Phone 8227. Niitt.l N10ne 60~.\ -vMthmak er l OW..l.Nl!i Jt• 1 ' DODGE-PLYMOUTH DULERS. LEHS, Pomeroy. \~If ~.: .- 4: cents per word lcr three con· s;.:ul secu•ivt inmrtlons. UNIT PRICI CONTRACT Special-One month fiJt 2.5 cents 1244-U Se.::led t~ropoBals will be reeelv· per word. Oo~lete-'Wli iEEL--:-AuGN~ 00 at the office of tbe State' :·liS)\· 1 Full rate of 2 cents per word will balanc.in~ and brake service. FOREMAN &. AJtlsO'M' ( . V. :U:J Jfay Director of Ohio, · at Colum· b~ rhaoged for advc.rtl1ing if not Ha~ketts' Safety Service, w , \1'" • '"lU ll, Ohio, ur:tll lo:OO A. r.t., Ohio pa1.i for before the l5~h of eaetl Main St., ' Pvrneroy, Otlio. 1 per( Tt:Chn :,•illr 8 """" .. fi':""M ' ';;astern Stamlard Time, Tuudly~ montb following insPiliou. Pbone 2187. 5·5-H 1 M,uolltl-"". .,.15 · h.y "24, 19:5:5, for impronmeatl [~on in Adverti'iing- Shnuld bt· ;I : reported immediately. 'fbe Dail) ~Propo~ala Nos. t t.o 8 inclu.sive Sentiacl will not be res ponsiblt R.-\D!O &. TEtYVI'\If!N s r. ~t.v•:·!'. are offered 15 on.e pro~_ and !9) For Sole 1 for more t han one mcorrcct inJ-h ., 1Jco 21'\(' Clcl;.r d Appliance will be awarded as one contract. ; .rtion. Slor c llO W. &1a.u ::,, .. ; .. .. ,. , PropoNI No.1 ...,._ J of Than'·.., ani ..,pecial No- Bll FF'E.T with g!a.~M~ kn c·bs $15. I 1 ;al!i:'! C:l~ :lt)' , O:hlo, on Sections 2-23tt \\tA!':BZIR $U5. David La·: ~ 1!3 tic~H• u: E\·~n i.s prinlcd at regu. 15 86, 1647 fpart) , State Route No. Lr.cu.st St., .PomeroY. 5·9-6t·:J lar classified rates. Obi tuAries ~4. in Cheshtre Township, by published at 1 cent per word. LOCUST POSTS. Dcn·ald Moore, HOUSE PAINTING, inside and ou! 1ppl yi ng a bituminous treatnat:nt C.:harged Ada •ecet~ed by mail or Sy1•acusc. 5-9-3.~·~~ ~ side, roof and ' chimn~y: repair I items T-30, T·32. ravement.: Width telephone glveli care.[ul atienVfc(:o.rmi-ek DEFIRIN.:i UA'YLOA· ln.c, fr ee est ima 1.cs. l:all after ~ ~4 fee~• .Length 3,220.80 feet. · Uon. Df'JR., Detmar Hamm, Ra =~nc, p. m. at 1504-J. 5-2·12tp Wtdlh 18 feet , Length - -· --~- ~Rt. 1. :5-9-3tc ~---fP.et. ·~ -~- - - - - - - II} NotiGes I B~ I nsuronce t'otal Lt"n P,th : 24,340.80 feet. Jersey and Ilolsteln HEIFER 4.61 miles . . , UOM·E ..,-an I PC ror 5 KI'J."7''·~ Calif by side, eall aFter 5 ,P 1m . ProJM"S•I No. 2 Phone 6173-Y. 5-9-3tp Faye Pcwell, ~heine, Rl. 1. TBrNKING OF' bU!' ing msur;:ance~ 5-9-3tt Gu aranteed sa\ll ng.., up td ;iU"-t. 'Ja l)ia County, Ohio, on s~Uons 'jA,H' l' Lt,;lJ (iAS-it~L•u•LJO.O .iiU • · V. D. EO WARDS, Phon" 35-X 16.47 (.pal'lt), (16.47 (part), .erv1ct. Se~t LU tu.r pncn. P. 1f l 4 large BUiiLDING LOTS in Home 434 _ l·ll·tl shin, 20 5-7 fpart), (20. ~7 . a..A.ND FURNIT''RE •t Rutluul Pomeroy, Ohio. Good location . Cheshire), (20.63 Cheshire), f41Q-tf . See I.Yil1l Oarman, Pom r!roy, Route No. 554, in Cheshire Town· ----,~~~~ Rt. 2, at Peach 5-~;l't~ . 'O MPLE'rl!: Lnsunu;cf' ProttJctlOA·. ship, by upplying a bituminou& DeUcious STEAl\. SANDWICHES ' J.1f", Auto, Flre, P rko Call Do• treatment, Item! 't-30, T·32. and LARGE Hamburgen at M11ls, Miudlepo:·t, Ohlu. Pavement: Width 9 feet, (..,_ SMITH'S Friendly Cafe at end Used R C. 70 with LOADER AND BLA.riE. NH automatic b~tler 8-2-U width), Len&th :S28 00 feet of brldje, Pomeroy. 4-12·30Lc: $294.00. Univeraal milker, Co-\ Width 9 feet HZ width), Length 528.00 feet. Cheshire . t6J Lost & Found op rake, and Oliver Plow . l w Mei1111 Oliver Sales, Pomt'r.oy. MAX WARD Agent For Farro idth 8 feet, (1.-2 width), Length .LOST or S'I1RAYEID. Lllrge dark , &-6-tl Bureau Insurance Companies 316.80 feet. blue .tom cat. Very timid . ~_:__=-=-=:cc:=---c=-~---Auto. Life, File. Office Phone Width 8 feet, ('l.z width), Length 6-lO·tf 316.80 feet. Cheshire. Strayed from Seaman's hom.C Black SAfDDLE HORSE, gentle 38 · Width 16 feet, Length 897.60 feet. on Breezy l-tei4fhh. REWARD . and gwltefil. See Marily.n FogleAnswers to the name ol Mr . ~~·· Muon, W. Va. ~·0-3tp . Cheshire. Mike. Phone 482-J, 6-7..3lp Good. ""d white GAB c ooKiNG 1 (21) Reol Estpte OJ~o:::~~~ngth 1·74 2.40 feet or S'POVE. Phone 363-Y. S-6-:llc Propotel No. 3 1 181 Auto Sales Nine ,s hot H & R 2.2 REVOLVER POMEROY-7-room frame located Meigs Cuunty, Ohio, c,m Section w~Lh holster and belt. $17 00. On WeRt Main Street, corner 0.00, State Route No . 124, in Salem 'l &U o: :EV. Heavy Duly TlRUCK, Alae gul4.ar. Ricbard L. Colelot and garage, out of high wa· ~nd Rutland Townships, by apply· Auxililny trans. Heavy Clark man, Long Bottom, 0 . 5·7-3Up . t er. $5000.00. mg a bituminous treatment, Item, •· f(!.tr end . Jo'•'nt .steel dump an::t T-30. T 32 Patching. Phvement: wlne'h . S~ c Ivan Carman, Pome· CUYJ!H AWNiiNGS $1.80 up in- . ·,_ Width 18 r t Le h rcy ,Ohio, Ht. 2, at Peach l"ork atatled, porch shades, vcl! clian I RU~A.L---6-room rr~me,wlth ele~ feet or 12.14e~iles. nQt 64,099.20 ::.-9-7;t c bllndl, poreh and lawn Iumit·.I'' I'Y an.d rurrnmg water, nl Propoaal No, 3·A ture, tent,s, all kinds. Free I'~· ful'nace heat. Outside Cl'Jlar, 25 M,•igs County, Ohio, on Se. ct•'on , been oUered $500 for my timalli!s. Dale Wippel, 21 ~ Unane~ and close to town . 0 4> .00, State Route No 121 Jn Sa on trade---This liJM Packard 3200 ao ion AtoC'IIUe, Pomeroy , 0\1lo. 'l' · !em ~tnd Rutland T~wnships, by• ...in ,!I: Ood condition throughout and ~ - tl - 201(: ' well worth $800. Looking =::-: ~---1 applying a biluiJinous treatment, " (or 1 goorl car e h ea~t, see Brooks t!SF.D FURNlTURF. 8>\RGAINS RACINE- 6·room h<~ ll~e nnrl b.lth. IteM T-3 1. Paf'ement: Width 18 1}$1 Ptl RrfrlgNator, ,J4.9 up, Vac· I enclosed po~c.h . Single rlo~r, fcl'l. Length "·~.Jeet or 1214 .. · Sayre at G. & J . Auto Part11 or cum Cie 11 n11 r $9.95. RAKr:R waLcr. P\! drn:11y and gas. NLce mil es. ~~- ~ : ~, _ · .,., Dutch Town Hill, Mlneravilltt... , 5..j 3tp. ' Fmn iture. PttonA 88'74-J, Mid· lol. $8000 _00, · PropeHI lllo. 4 rilf•port. 5· 19-tf i I'IT<'igs Co unty: Ohio, on Sections PLYM(}U'JlH STAII'ION - - - · - - - - - - - - - MASON-5-room trnme with bath . . ~&ila&ilil_iii.i!il~i.i.;iii~iiii~~:~ li:OlJ. $777. Dlaettnar's, Po1neroy I l:iEWl~\J MAf10NliA enc!QHed porch. J.<-:l!Jc Lritity nnd 1111 ~Htc. New And Uaed gas. Large lot 80x200 on. high- 1 All models repaind by trained way. Nice tocation . $8500.00. 11ml FORID' VB, Hard Top. $796. eK.perta. Writtfla· guarantee on Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. ~7-6tc all rr.p oln and mac:hinea el· RENTAL -4 room houliie with new 1062 DE SOTA 4 dr sed. $1277. eept tho N,eetbi · and Elna. Free home demonltrl"tiOII and bath and kitchen . $50.00. Btaettnar's, Pomm·oy. 5-7-Qtc attuhment .ln.trucbonl. Free ' !IHII BUICK 4 dr. $403. Blaott· home eaUmatea on repall'l. GROCIRV- Excellently loco ted, · nar'1, Pomeroy. &-'1-6tc established business, doing ~0.?or aober, depeadable, honett 000.00 yeirly. Moderate oVer- 1 !ervlce and 1100d buya, Phone 19M OHEVIROU.'T 2 dr . .!led. head . Total price only $MOO.OO, .\ <l(ltl,l. 77. Blal"ttnar'a, Pomeroy. with $2000.00 down, bahmcc to 11·7-8te KEETON'S SEWING be nnlnced by owner. MACIDNE SERVltlE --------- __ I 1 I ----- 20 - - Teo Jt:oo ------ I - ------·- I , I t ___ __. , , ! I w - ----------- J E D ' J~ DODGE 2 dr. sed. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy, ,. INSURANCE A•g...:.JP:Ire-B•l'IIIP) wta4 •~•• Spon.maa ael WANTED TO - .~ BUY-Lo1e; Oak, Box 229 Po'plu, Bauwood, PiDt. Walnut Alao Oak, Poplar, Bilawood o.7 Jtc luRiber, treen or dry. "-'4, 3-4, &4, . 8-4. Delivered to our 1'\lpper• Plaina, Oblc, Jlrd. Ca•h on dollvt17. Wrlle or e11l ua for partlculna. Tbe Oblo Volley Mlc. Corp. Phone Cool· •lite 11180. ~-2-11 AOHERTSINSURANC£ AGENCY ' ll_,..,tw A. Rolter&l: Aftftt .....", • I 1I I Wanted lo Buv General IJa•IHf.J ,.._ ....x lso.tx 148 PomeroJ, Oblo. Olllo Phone 108-Y ;Tyrone 'Nagged' Good Clean Uoed Car1 ( t AU Malleo ud Models METROPOLITAN 6356--X. O'DONNELL ' Wt Plell "' ant Dellvw ........ AI 'fbo JUUio Korn• I. Colrl ~~ ,._,o•~o Holman, Ra· $·9-f:ltp 990 room , FUIR'NI.~HI!ID .MJolNT with bath. Private en· tran~c . C.ull 7- M. ,_9·3tc 011 Your Dial In ROOMS lor rent. 742 E. Main St. Phone 278-X. 4-29·tl - - - -W)I.NTEJ>-0 b 1 · I 'h.... a Y s thng or ....,.. 9:30 Arthur Godfrey , .Jd:$0 Strike II Rith U ]QO .wattallt J.ady fl:l& Love of Ljfe ii:~ Sear~-b ;for 'fotnorrow 1:1:411 .Tbe G.uldiog,-:Ligbt . 119) Opportunity ftOt \:1& I :00 .r:3Q 22.02, 24. . , State Route No: 124, in Suttop. Townsbip,' by 'appl)'in-g a bitumlneus tc:eatmeat, ItemS T 30, hlgb many to fine ,- ,;,: .. ..,.., 3l00 8:30 I :U 1':00 . 8:00 8:30 .. j • ' m' 9~oc!Ar' · · ·· I. . • r ,o , l " " ' ''\I ·,,~~£oW.i~; pfup, :~¥1oli :n:W•·,~ ···JII>llte· · Nq. : ..., In ~~·:\11<1 . ~~~·~ 't!lWiii~·· 'by a~lil~lojr, .i' l>!tiui)l~~· .~oa\Dient, IIMi\t'i T410, t~. Pavemenr: Wldlh 18. 1eet. Lenllh 41,184.00 1..1 or .:,;_ :.1•, teo"'""'· . ' The minimum waae to be paid tb~ coa· trl.et 1h1U tie 1n a(!(OI'daace with Uie'l'..,bed~le of PrevaUI~fHo.url1 Wlft Ralei! A,JCerlolned end Do· l"""ined ~~y·· The Deptrtrninl ol Ind~, Jlelttlona appllcob1e to to all l1bor emplo)'ed on 8::1.11 Wealhereut !llihwl$ Dopor\lllent lm· Jl~vlsed !l: 'lt 6:30 6:t& , 7:(10 8:00 •=30 0:00 iotovementl In 100or4i!tc:e wllh Seetlona '4UD.03 (11·3), · 4llll.tlt 1T-4), .41l&,Otl (IT-h), 4!.1&.08 IU) ond 4116.11'1 (17-lla) ol lbe l ·~: · NBC Home '' Nile Ern(~ tor4 NBC Feather Ydur ~est ·• · 'NBc , Way of the world ·t 12:,13 TodiY's NeW~ and Farm , ;~~ 12:~0 NBC Di!lg .l)png ~hool j klljl farson'! ~lud,Y ., . · 11 1;30 'l'es '"" ~pet~ · . <•• 2:ijo NBC.. Ted:iiack . !i; . 2'30, . NBC Gr,alest.!lilt ~· 2:~ NBC Coilce'r.nJng .:M J s. : Marlowe · . ; 3:00 "f8C Hawkins Falls , 3:15 ·•'llC Firit Love ' ··3:30 tlBC Mr: SweE'ney:. 1 ~ t'f. 3:4& . NBC Modam Romancea' 4:00 NBC Plnlcf Lee . f" 4;30 NJK: .J{ow~Y Doody ( 5:00 Old Tiriier · " 5:30 NBC Mr. Wtiald I 6:00 Newt PictUre ·· U6 Soorb EY. + :Propoaala Nos. 1 to 8 laeluslve of tlila prGject to be eompleted. .not liter than Scptembor 1&, 19M. ~lole, or ICI.GGO.OO: ; Plano &nd apec:lfleatiOn• .,.. on 11'- In the dtportmonl · ol bl&h· T~e 41reetor r,eotl""t• ~~· rlghl lo t<lol:t thf ...ij 'OJ!)>jdo~ l ' \ dll~n Olr . .. ..:,, ' ti: .. \ s;J:..!II~AY. NBc Todat ' I • .... : 1L: , ;J ' r· I Cofl•e Time .... · .' . . • s. 0.'' 1'IJNZELL. • ' . ' s!old' Hl;tiway ., Dlr.Ctor. ., · If ·Mr. DlStrlct .Attorney Nev.:a Hea(llnes · .. Weathereut ·SMrt:a HfJadllne-s · NBC lfoni&hl ' , w111 ~!flee of \llil. dl~lalon deputy. 41-or. ' NBC · Dlnlb Shore ,,. NBQ New•"::Citavan ,I N)IC ~mba Rtye ,; NBC · Flrel(de Theatre '' NBC Circ:le Theatre '' NBC 'Truth i ·or Conser quenees · Baclce 714 Code ol Ohio.• . The bl~der must submit "lib hb ~d a eerlllled · Olltoet In the fll10jlnt '" ~bif'ee TUne ~~ .. \ ·· Jir~~I ' Ne, 7 ·!, o. ~"' - ,. ', ~gg ~:::· ~.... NBC ·F eothir Your Nest Way oflbo world I·••·M· Jj)!C NBC Din. Doni :SchooL ,f Com era Goo! to sChool• • ·. ·Tu and Tnlmilcll F NBC Ted Mack ' i! 1:80 NBC Tile Greatest Gift 1 US NBC Con..,.lng M I I I ---~lowe, , . · 3:00 NBC Haf;'klno Fall• 3:1!1 NBC Fint Love 3:30 ~~~ , Mr. Swe•~tY . ·i . ~=* tmtr··~~"lloman ei nlO!II POWil "111111<4" ' " tor mon than two )'tal'l ror ·tOO::'1' .· "Ia . : ~. ~~ ,. ·~ t:io' NBC · i>Ood'l martial 1 - . lllm1 iitu 1Jnda Chrtallan tel111 coun tft , Lol An•ele• an wtll.fttnl i d• . bll 4:00. Ho.rd, ·a:OO.Ia)jt;iWfr l,;;-~ ,.,..~, oow,~~~ INSUl\ANC. &GII!i.C'I ' ' ' . ' , .,,., Au~mblle, RMt&a )'•;;,~· 6:30 RilabCiVII'I'nJI t ,, •:oo Newi Plet'l"! , . ... 1 _.., S:tlJ Spottolly~/l'l' .t . ' ) 0 . tnont'!J . •~ _year. ,,,. •...,.aa~J ttuul'lt:\ e·a ~ Wlath<i'<ut IIBC I ~ ·· · · ·' ' ·· :rtm• I 0' . NIIC New Caravan. ~IN 'Fitlloa 'J'b0.1tt) •. , . NBC Ill' IJtUe lhl'lla NBC Knit Theatre · ' Nile 1'hls Is Your Llie NBc Bll Town ~ Jt's • or..l Lt!t 1 An, ' N1W1 lleadllah 10:35 Weatbereasl l'li:~ $plitla l!oidllnes ~0:48 NBC . Tonllht ·12,00 sip ·ou · ·,, • • l , ·"' TUEIDA'f' ·Meil• CO\Onty, Ohl0 i\lfb (~loh 28JO '(partl,.Stlle Roilt' l!lb'? '124; iif Lebandp · Towiisbtp,'~y •P)IIJ'In~ a bt{uinln0us ' (i"hJmei1.t', ·lte~m '1'·30 T·32. Pavement: 'Width· ~~ .leet. f.<~llb 2M3S.flO.fielor a,'S'i ,nllles. •• Tll.llY ~rtln ' News Caravan 1• C•es•r's H9Ur ~edle ·. Robert !dontgomery All Star Theatre Maequersde l'orty . New.e Headlines weath....i~ ·· · Sports HflltQ.f~eS NBC Tonigh! Sign Oil , WSAZ HUNTINGTON 1 ' ' NBC NBC NBC )'i]IC NBC . :j,.po(fl No.." 6 · ·' Plnt1 Lee SbowHowdy 'D~odi Old Timer 9:30 10:00 10:30 1o:a~ · 10:4&· . 10:45 12:00 5 ' :Mr. sll-ey MPdenl Ron!A•~ 6:~ News Pid1Q'e; 6:15 Sports Eye · 6:25 Weathercut. · · - Meigs County, Ohla, on ,Section (22.S'6 Syr.ar:._ut,), · Sta'lc Ro~te . No. 124, IIJ S.utto.n , .To.W!:Jihip :h . I.P· plying a · l>ttinnlriout tr·e atment, Itemi T-30, T·32 ~ Pqvemen.t :· WldtJJ, 16 fe~t. l.tngth 8,92:3.20 . feet or t.69 mll~!i \ 1 ' • ' ' . I Howtlns Folia · Ftnt t.ove ,3:M Superman .z:oo . ~~~ t"f z<oo T-32. Pavement: Widtti J8 fP.ct. Length 19,272.00 fc'et .o~ 3.8:1 rililes. P~•poati ' NO. ~·]~t~~~~i~=~! NBC NBC NBC NBC NBC NBC ~;00 12:00 The Inner Flame 1'2:15 R'balJJ of Life 1:2:30 'WelcOme Travelers le1 and aged people. Mr•.,·~cd ~ret and mnuonodollar MtU.. Sti!Dbor.n. Phone 90-X iH ment. She getl C!hlldn~n 10 . Marlowe 3:00 S:!S · 3:30 . 3:411 4:00 4:30 Tod~y'e ~ewa and :farm ( 171 Help Wonted ~Elii!NoED G'~L- ·r~r ··,e;;. Uti-IOtp - ·Ate I Address, mail postcards, spare time. Richard Kay, Box 161, Belmont, MaasachuAetts. OHIOVALL~Y ,.__ JUNK CO. ,10 5-D-6tc WOMEN wilh good handWritinJ. Y!'I"ALtl 18TIIU<n'URAL IITiliL ftlll,lJO'I'I7I I BIIAilS . . ... Call at housework. Call 6038--M. 6-9-3tc WE BUY IOJI,AP DION , .PASJ1URE, Mlitnie cine 309~ . 0 DRY CLEANING :P - *-X 41 For Rent 4 ll.oorn ru.R.NtstmD AIPT. '-!~~~~~~~~~~~ .; "YOUIt SUNRISE TO SUNSET STATION" SliD on 7:00 Morning Show .9:00 Garry, Moore I - NBC NBC NBC MON.OAY • �• I l • Classified Ads received by 10 A. M. will be published the ume day If received. Rates: 2 e1mts prr -word, one in- sertion. Millimam charge !<201 18 B I Auto ::,erv•c.es Bu~· ~-e~~Servlc~ NOTICE TO CONTitACTOIIS STAT!' OP OHIO , OII'ARTMENT OP .HICIHWAYII Celumlws, Ohio, April 29, 1~5 Contract Sal" Lqll Copy .... I ft. H . RAWI.JNGS SONS C0 .---21 1 QUI CK SE1lVlC 'f; un w-.tt"h R· .b.uur Wrecker Se"•ee. Da1 p~ lrtn.!l by Factory Tl'lind Phone 8227. Niitt.l N10ne 60~.\ -vMthmak er l OW..l.Nl!i Jt• 1 ' DODGE-PLYMOUTH DULERS. LEHS, Pomeroy. \~If ~.: .- 4: cents per word lcr three con· s;.:ul secu•ivt inmrtlons. UNIT PRICI CONTRACT Special-One month fiJt 2.5 cents 1244-U Se.::led t~ropoBals will be reeelv· per word. Oo~lete-'Wli iEEL--:-AuGN~ 00 at the office of tbe State' :·liS)\· 1 Full rate of 2 cents per word will balanc.in~ and brake service. FOREMAN &. AJtlsO'M' ( . V. :U:J Jfay Director of Ohio, · at Colum· b~ rhaoged for advc.rtl1ing if not Ha~ketts' Safety Service, w , \1'" • '"lU ll, Ohio, ur:tll lo:OO A. r.t., Ohio pa1.i for before the l5~h of eaetl Main St., ' Pvrneroy, Otlio. 1 per( Tt:Chn :,•illr 8 """" .. fi':""M ' ';;astern Stamlard Time, Tuudly~ montb following insPiliou. Pbone 2187. 5·5-H 1 M,uolltl-"". .,.15 · h.y "24, 19:5:5, for impronmeatl [~on in Adverti'iing- Shnuld bt· ;I : reported immediately. 'fbe Dail) ~Propo~ala Nos. t t.o 8 inclu.sive Sentiacl will not be res ponsiblt R.-\D!O &. TEtYVI'\If!N s r. ~t.v•:·!'. are offered 15 on.e pro~_ and !9) For Sole 1 for more t han one mcorrcct inJ-h ., 1Jco 21'\(' Clcl;.r d Appliance will be awarded as one contract. ; .rtion. Slor c llO W. &1a.u ::,, .. ; .. .. ,. , PropoNI No.1 ...,._ J of Than'·.., ani ..,pecial No- Bll FF'E.T with g!a.~M~ kn c·bs $15. I 1 ;al!i:'! C:l~ :lt)' , O:hlo, on Sections 2-23tt \\tA!':BZIR $U5. David La·: ~ 1!3 tic~H• u: E\·~n i.s prinlcd at regu. 15 86, 1647 fpart) , State Route No. Lr.cu.st St., .PomeroY. 5·9-6t·:J lar classified rates. Obi tuAries ~4. in Cheshtre Township, by published at 1 cent per word. LOCUST POSTS. Dcn·ald Moore, HOUSE PAINTING, inside and ou! 1ppl yi ng a bituminous treatnat:nt C.:harged Ada •ecet~ed by mail or Sy1•acusc. 5-9-3.~·~~ ~ side, roof and ' chimn~y: repair I items T-30, T·32. ravement.: Width telephone glveli care.[ul atienVfc(:o.rmi-ek DEFIRIN.:i UA'YLOA· ln.c, fr ee est ima 1.cs. l:all after ~ ~4 fee~• .Length 3,220.80 feet. · Uon. Df'JR., Detmar Hamm, Ra =~nc, p. m. at 1504-J. 5-2·12tp Wtdlh 18 feet , Length - -· --~- ~Rt. 1. :5-9-3tc ~---fP.et. ·~ -~- - - - - - - II} NotiGes I B~ I nsuronce t'otal Lt"n P,th : 24,340.80 feet. Jersey and Ilolsteln HEIFER 4.61 miles . . , UOM·E ..,-an I PC ror 5 KI'J."7''·~ Calif by side, eall aFter 5 ,P 1m . ProJM"S•I No. 2 Phone 6173-Y. 5-9-3tp Faye Pcwell, ~heine, Rl. 1. TBrNKING OF' bU!' ing msur;:ance~ 5-9-3tt Gu aranteed sa\ll ng.., up td ;iU"-t. 'Ja l)ia County, Ohio, on s~Uons 'jA,H' l' Lt,;lJ (iAS-it~L•u•LJO.O .iiU • · V. D. EO WARDS, Phon" 35-X 16.47 (.pal'lt), (16.47 (part), .erv1ct. Se~t LU tu.r pncn. P. 1f l 4 large BUiiLDING LOTS in Home 434 _ l·ll·tl shin, 20 5-7 fpart), (20. ~7 . a..A.ND FURNIT''RE •t Rutluul Pomeroy, Ohio. Good location . Cheshire), (20.63 Cheshire), f41Q-tf . See I.Yil1l Oarman, Pom r!roy, Route No. 554, in Cheshire Town· ----,~~~~ Rt. 2, at Peach 5-~;l't~ . 'O MPLE'rl!: Lnsunu;cf' ProttJctlOA·. ship, by upplying a bituminou& DeUcious STEAl\. SANDWICHES ' J.1f", Auto, Flre, P rko Call Do• treatment, Item! 't-30, T·32. and LARGE Hamburgen at M11ls, Miudlepo:·t, Ohlu. Pavement: Width 9 feet, (..,_ SMITH'S Friendly Cafe at end Used R C. 70 with LOADER AND BLA.riE. NH automatic b~tler 8-2-U width), Len&th :S28 00 feet of brldje, Pomeroy. 4-12·30Lc: $294.00. Univeraal milker, Co-\ Width 9 feet HZ width), Length 528.00 feet. Cheshire . t6J Lost & Found op rake, and Oliver Plow . l w Mei1111 Oliver Sales, Pomt'r.oy. MAX WARD Agent For Farro idth 8 feet, (1.-2 width), Length .LOST or S'I1RAYEID. Lllrge dark , &-6-tl Bureau Insurance Companies 316.80 feet. blue .tom cat. Very timid . ~_:__=-=-=:cc:=---c=-~---Auto. Life, File. Office Phone Width 8 feet, ('l.z width), Length 6-lO·tf 316.80 feet. Cheshire. Strayed from Seaman's hom.C Black SAfDDLE HORSE, gentle 38 · Width 16 feet, Length 897.60 feet. on Breezy l-tei4fhh. REWARD . and gwltefil. See Marily.n FogleAnswers to the name ol Mr . ~~·· Muon, W. Va. ~·0-3tp . Cheshire. Mike. Phone 482-J, 6-7..3lp Good. ""d white GAB c ooKiNG 1 (21) Reol Estpte OJ~o:::~~~ngth 1·74 2.40 feet or S'POVE. Phone 363-Y. S-6-:llc Propotel No. 3 1 181 Auto Sales Nine ,s hot H & R 2.2 REVOLVER POMEROY-7-room frame located Meigs Cuunty, Ohio, c,m Section w~Lh holster and belt. $17 00. On WeRt Main Street, corner 0.00, State Route No . 124, in Salem 'l &U o: :EV. Heavy Duly TlRUCK, Alae gul4.ar. Ricbard L. Colelot and garage, out of high wa· ~nd Rutland Townships, by apply· Auxililny trans. Heavy Clark man, Long Bottom, 0 . 5·7-3Up . t er. $5000.00. mg a bituminous treatment, Item, •· f(!.tr end . Jo'•'nt .steel dump an::t T-30. T 32 Patching. Phvement: wlne'h . S~ c Ivan Carman, Pome· CUYJ!H AWNiiNGS $1.80 up in- . ·,_ Width 18 r t Le h rcy ,Ohio, Ht. 2, at Peach l"ork atatled, porch shades, vcl! clian I RU~A.L---6-room rr~me,wlth ele~ feet or 12.14e~iles. nQt 64,099.20 ::.-9-7;t c bllndl, poreh and lawn Iumit·.I'' I'Y an.d rurrnmg water, nl Propoaal No, 3·A ture, tent,s, all kinds. Free I'~· ful'nace heat. Outside Cl'Jlar, 25 M,•igs County, Ohio, on Se. ct•'on , been oUered $500 for my timalli!s. Dale Wippel, 21 ~ Unane~ and close to town . 0 4> .00, State Route No 121 Jn Sa on trade---This liJM Packard 3200 ao ion AtoC'IIUe, Pomeroy , 0\1lo. 'l' · !em ~tnd Rutland T~wnships, by• ...in ,!I: Ood condition throughout and ~ - tl - 201(: ' well worth $800. Looking =::-: ~---1 applying a biluiJinous treatment, " (or 1 goorl car e h ea~t, see Brooks t!SF.D FURNlTURF. 8>\RGAINS RACINE- 6·room h<~ ll~e nnrl b.lth. IteM T-3 1. Paf'ement: Width 18 1}$1 Ptl RrfrlgNator, ,J4.9 up, Vac· I enclosed po~c.h . Single rlo~r, fcl'l. Length "·~.Jeet or 1214 .. · Sayre at G. & J . Auto Part11 or cum Cie 11 n11 r $9.95. RAKr:R waLcr. P\! drn:11y and gas. NLce mil es. ~~- ~ : ~, _ · .,., Dutch Town Hill, Mlneravilltt... , 5..j 3tp. ' Fmn iture. PttonA 88'74-J, Mid· lol. $8000 _00, · PropeHI lllo. 4 rilf•port. 5· 19-tf i I'IT<'igs Co unty: Ohio, on Sections PLYM(}U'JlH STAII'ION - - - · - - - - - - - - - MASON-5-room trnme with bath . . ~&ila&ilil_iii.i!il~i.i.;iii~iiii~~:~ li:OlJ. $777. Dlaettnar's, Po1neroy I l:iEWl~\J MAf10NliA enc!QHed porch. J.<-:l!Jc Lritity nnd 1111 ~Htc. New And Uaed gas. Large lot 80x200 on. high- 1 All models repaind by trained way. Nice tocation . $8500.00. 11ml FORID' VB, Hard Top. $796. eK.perta. Writtfla· guarantee on Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. ~7-6tc all rr.p oln and mac:hinea el· RENTAL -4 room houliie with new 1062 DE SOTA 4 dr sed. $1277. eept tho N,eetbi · and Elna. Free home demonltrl"tiOII and bath and kitchen . $50.00. Btaettnar's, Pomm·oy. 5-7-Qtc attuhment .ln.trucbonl. Free ' !IHII BUICK 4 dr. $403. Blaott· home eaUmatea on repall'l. GROCIRV- Excellently loco ted, · nar'1, Pomeroy. &-'1-6tc established business, doing ~0.?or aober, depeadable, honett 000.00 yeirly. Moderate oVer- 1 !ervlce and 1100d buya, Phone 19M OHEVIROU.'T 2 dr . .!led. head . Total price only $MOO.OO, .\ <l(ltl,l. 77. Blal"ttnar'a, Pomeroy. with $2000.00 down, bahmcc to 11·7-8te KEETON'S SEWING be nnlnced by owner. MACIDNE SERVltlE --------- __ I 1 I ----- 20 - - Teo Jt:oo ------ I - ------·- I , I t ___ __. , , ! I w - ----------- J E D ' J~ DODGE 2 dr. sed. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy, ,. INSURANCE A•g...:.JP:Ire-B•l'IIIP) wta4 •~•• Spon.maa ael WANTED TO - .~ BUY-Lo1e; Oak, Box 229 Po'plu, Bauwood, PiDt. Walnut Alao Oak, Poplar, Bilawood o.7 Jtc luRiber, treen or dry. "-'4, 3-4, &4, . 8-4. Delivered to our 1'\lpper• Plaina, Oblc, Jlrd. Ca•h on dollvt17. Wrlle or e11l ua for partlculna. Tbe Oblo Volley Mlc. Corp. Phone Cool· •lite 11180. ~-2-11 AOHERTSINSURANC£ AGENCY ' ll_,..,tw A. Rolter&l: Aftftt .....", • I 1I I Wanted lo Buv General IJa•IHf.J ,.._ ....x lso.tx 148 PomeroJ, Oblo. Olllo Phone 108-Y ;Tyrone 'Nagged' Good Clean Uoed Car1 ( t AU Malleo ud Models METROPOLITAN 6356--X. O'DONNELL ' Wt Plell "' ant Dellvw ........ AI 'fbo JUUio Korn• I. Colrl ~~ ,._,o•~o Holman, Ra· $·9-f:ltp 990 room , FUIR'NI.~HI!ID .MJolNT with bath. Private en· tran~c . C.ull 7- M. ,_9·3tc 011 Your Dial In ROOMS lor rent. 742 E. Main St. Phone 278-X. 4-29·tl - - - -W)I.NTEJ>-0 b 1 · I 'h.... a Y s thng or ....,.. 9:30 Arthur Godfrey , .Jd:$0 Strike II Rith U ]QO .wattallt J.ady fl:l& Love of Ljfe ii:~ Sear~-b ;for 'fotnorrow 1:1:411 .Tbe G.uldiog,-:Ligbt . 119) Opportunity ftOt \:1& I :00 .r:3Q 22.02, 24. . , State Route No: 124, in Suttop. Townsbip,' by 'appl)'in-g a bitumlneus tc:eatmeat, ItemS T 30, hlgb many to fine ,- ,;,: .. ..,.., 3l00 8:30 I :U 1':00 . 8:00 8:30 .. j • ' m' 9~oc!Ar' · · ·· I. . • r ,o , l " " ' ''\I ·,,~~£oW.i~; pfup, :~¥1oli :n:W•·,~ ···JII>llte· · Nq. : ..., In ~~·:\11<1 . ~~~·~ 't!lWiii~·· 'by a~lil~lojr, .i' l>!tiui)l~~· .~oa\Dient, IIMi\t'i T410, t~. Pavemenr: Wldlh 18. 1eet. Lenllh 41,184.00 1..1 or .:,;_ :.1•, teo"'""'· . ' The minimum waae to be paid tb~ coa· trl.et 1h1U tie 1n a(!(OI'daace with Uie'l'..,bed~le of PrevaUI~fHo.url1 Wlft Ralei! 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The bl~der must submit "lib hb ~d a eerlllled · Olltoet In the fll10jlnt '" ~bif'ee TUne ~~ .. \ ·· Jir~~I ' Ne, 7 ·!, o. ~"' - ,. ', ~gg ~:::· ~.... NBC ·F eothir Your Nest Way oflbo world I·••·M· Jj)!C NBC Din. Doni :SchooL ,f Com era Goo! to sChool• • ·. ·Tu and Tnlmilcll F NBC Ted Mack ' i! 1:80 NBC Tile Greatest Gift 1 US NBC Con..,.lng M I I I ---~lowe, , . · 3:00 NBC Haf;'klno Fall• 3:1!1 NBC Fint Love 3:30 ~~~ , Mr. Swe•~tY . ·i . ~=* tmtr··~~"lloman ei nlO!II POWil "111111<4" ' " tor mon than two )'tal'l ror ·tOO::'1' .· "Ia . : ~. ~~ ,. ·~ t:io' NBC · i>Ood'l martial 1 - . lllm1 iitu 1Jnda Chrtallan tel111 coun tft , Lol An•ele• an wtll.fttnl i d• . bll 4:00. Ho.rd, ·a:OO.Ia)jt;iWfr l,;;-~ ,.,..~, oow,~~~ INSUl\ANC. &GII!i.C'I ' ' ' . ' , .,,., Au~mblle, RMt&a )'•;;,~· 6:30 RilabCiVII'I'nJI t ,, •:oo Newi Plet'l"! , . ... 1 _.., S:tlJ Spottolly~/l'l' .t . ' ) 0 . tnont'!J . •~ _year. ,,,. •...,.aa~J ttuul'lt:\ e·a ~ Wlath<i'<ut IIBC I ~ ·· · · ·' ' ·· :rtm• I 0' . 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Sign Oil , WSAZ HUNTINGTON 1 ' ' NBC NBC NBC )'i]IC NBC . :j,.po(fl No.." 6 · ·' Plnt1 Lee SbowHowdy 'D~odi Old Timer 9:30 10:00 10:30 1o:a~ · 10:4&· . 10:45 12:00 5 ' :Mr. sll-ey MPdenl Ron!A•~ 6:~ News Pid1Q'e; 6:15 Sports Eye · 6:25 Weathercut. · · - Meigs County, Ohla, on ,Section (22.S'6 Syr.ar:._ut,), · Sta'lc Ro~te . No. 124, IIJ S.utto.n , .To.W!:Jihip :h . I.P· plying a · l>ttinnlriout tr·e atment, Itemi T-30, T·32 ~ Pqvemen.t :· WldtJJ, 16 fe~t. l.tngth 8,92:3.20 . feet or t.69 mll~!i \ 1 ' • ' ' . I Howtlns Folia · Ftnt t.ove ,3:M Superman .z:oo . ~~~ t"f z<oo T-32. Pavement: Widtti J8 fP.ct. Length 19,272.00 fc'et .o~ 3.8:1 rililes. P~•poati ' NO. ~·]~t~~~~i~=~! NBC NBC NBC NBC NBC NBC ~;00 12:00 The Inner Flame 1'2:15 R'balJJ of Life 1:2:30 'WelcOme Travelers le1 and aged people. Mr•.,·~cd ~ret and mnuonodollar MtU.. Sti!Dbor.n. Phone 90-X iH ment. She getl C!hlldn~n 10 . Marlowe 3:00 S:!S · 3:30 . 3:411 4:00 4:30 Tod~y'e ~ewa and :farm ( 171 Help Wonted ~Elii!NoED G'~L- ·r~r ··,e;;. Uti-IOtp - ·Ate I Address, mail postcards, spare time. Richard Kay, Box 161, Belmont, MaasachuAetts. OHIOVALL~Y ,.__ JUNK CO. ,10 5-D-6tc WOMEN wilh good handWritinJ. Y!'I"ALtl 18TIIU<n'URAL IITiliL ftlll,lJO'I'I7I I BIIAilS . . ... Call at housework. Call 6038--M. 6-9-3tc WE BUY IOJI,AP DION , .PASJ1URE, Mlitnie cine 309~ . 0 DRY CLEANING :P - *-X 41 For Rent 4 ll.oorn ru.R.NtstmD AIPT. '-!~~~~~~~~~~~ .; "YOUIt SUNRISE TO SUNSET STATION" SliD on 7:00 Morning Show .9:00 Garry, Moore I - NBC NBC NBC MON.OAY • �• • .,. P~Eight :' • ' The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. ~SUICIDE'• JAPANESE IN . Day_,Program DemondrCJIWn Qub. iear"' Tray·Etehm. . Trar-eteblar l• th' prn•P .. The •i•:Jo btrthd•~ .f ·K>~:•• I PI1rmned By' Groug proJ<et 'of tho llrGWO•IJ 1)0. Rev. Ratiifl Serves Af Eiberleld Rites PROTEST IN BRAZIL (Coren Buehiler ""ilh Birthday Party t l'uoertJ services for 0. ll_. ZlbwfcHl who plll!.'>cd away Wedn.t!iMia)', B(ay 4, .at Meigs Geaonlll01pital, .ven h eld from the Ewinj Cb.apel, Fraday at 2:·30 p. m . wHh 'tbe Rev Dale Ratliff, pastor Qf tbt Feder· Cburcll , o!fiefatb;l{.._ . ~ ' Spec1al mustc: was ptoHd.ci ~.1! Mn. Ben Neutding,. OfPD.i&l:.n Burial was Ia ateelt ~ Grove Cemclery and pallbearer& were Jacob, Earl, Marlin, Robert and Rh:hard Elberfeld, nephews of Mr. Elbcr fehl and Jack KeQnedy, DM· phew of Mrs Elberfel(\. Bwhner, wu celebrated !7Veck wl\)1·. " pa.rt.y at be~. Gtm~• ••re prtzea won by Sharolt da Bradford and t.nn Pictura were tll:en .dQrinJ The Kinedom BuUdera Clau of moutrltion Club and the,. tHt the Rock Sprinp !rietlu"~d~ Church tblo pool ,...t at t!r~ h•111• of met 'J'hurtd•y eveain1 at Hie Mro. l•ct !!Ot\Orfi!ld, Gram Hill l!.hu~h with Mrs.. Wjlijlro H01'1an fl)fl; their rqular· m~lll· Pia• president, Jn chard:. were made to' bav~.,_•_'_.!~nic ... Tbe bymn ~'Nearer, 6t!ll N~ar· 2 11 the .....,t<~e l't.l1t party. Mrt.. B.ChDI!r WAS " b • jd bY Karen'a erandmolher, cr an prayer y lhe pres ent wh~:n the ehildr ea. 4J1 tbe m~ w. JL ~~ichrier, and Mra opened tbe meeting followed b)' bert w(U be ,.__ l.lrht ""'""' IIWnd "iJOoes, in seryiDl devotions taken fr¥.t''The Upptr meDll were ·avved bY,lll'l. Satt,if cup cakes, ice cream and Room" and scr e readlnt field to Mn. !Uohortl: ~"'; ~ WI)'JIO aid with favors ~~ hn.s, Psalm 84 by Mn. obn Hartuna. Jlln. Poul Swlahe•i Mn. RU..Oti ·J011ea, Q. and suckers A dec'orat&d Duliq the hU&iDel!ll Jesslon it with nine candles was t he center· was deoded to hive a F'atheta Wallace Bradford, Jln. J. W~ plcc:e of the refreshments ta ble. DAy program at the -~~~ meeUns. M.orrla. -. ;ct Juno a . Jonea, Mrs. HuG h Commg from out of town for Bearb~, ""Mn. • Weather - · "... " thuntle.-.,... OHIO< CloWy • ,.....,. •n4 ...... !111•-.. Hllh 71 .. , ·• low 52 .. 5L MH4 W - .... ·' WilT YIIIGINIA: CloWy .U Mild wHh • hw tcMtW'M ...... en todty and tOftl ... t. Hith 6$ 21 Editorlal ·l'boDe liD? 398 . •5 cas" Mn. MBI'IID. The hymn ''Ttle Old Ruuect. Croe:a" ud tlae Lord't P,rayer eo.;~ eluded tile meetiag, - after wllich refmbmenll 'Of home . ~nlde, ~· - .-.,. and aervedr·la observance o.,.. . ~ Bu.,- Popular Coach.. A~eptsJob AtMLVernon ' BJI.'JKEN LANCE At Sorority .Ritual Is Impressive Feature . . (T~oh•lc!oiiiJ') WUIIam. ~~~::~~·~ . SJieltCllr Tr~c,; .JQJl PI' en 1 pre~idPnt, was in charge uf lht, mcetmg which rollowed a c:llnne r at the hotel New member& ar<· Marjorie f!Dd Vera Crow, Sllra L :iJbhs, Roberta O'Brien, M1ldref' StAnL~y, Jean ·Werry, Ro~alec Wolfe, Ma rtha DenneHy. ~1 r s Edrson Hobsi ••Hc r, soda p n.;1' r and Mrs. Willi am ftndcr aon, ch:.~•· man or the socwl l'Om nuttee pl::.nned the ntfair anrl :Jth('fs on the committee were Dorothy Clatk. Charloue C('"' '"'~ "'elllr. Drown, Detty llobe~ etler Mal'tha Donnelly Vir;limn Crew , ~orma Am sbury, Pearl Welk ()r. w......., • 4·H MEIGs-'· TELL THE TRUTH? ...._.n Single Copy .ra. AUendiJt& , •• 70, t.. 41 .. 5I. llfttl M1.._ IJ!o!hn~iH~a~rt;u!nlg;~~i~~-~~·~~~~~~;~~i!ill;M:O<-~· l DOES YOUR WATCH • • Homer Guest• were Marina Radford and Mrs. &ott Folmer lbr services were William Elber- Sara Bechtle, Trudy Kloes, were named as the progr.uQ eomfeld, Judge Fred Miller, Mrs. Martin, Lyon Dan1ela, Sharon mLttee and Mn. ClilfDrd ~lfheit. Bertha A. Kiner, Mn. Don Pen- .P.Nar.s, Send LewL.S-, James Mil· Mra. William, Clfrkirit Mn.. Roy nell and Mr!>. French H~.aitdley and ler, KarJ Beck, Ellen Dutton, RiWe the reCre.sbmefii~l:om.mlttee. i amtly all ol Columbus. Neda Bradlord, Joyce · Kulik, \ Judy .and Sarli Maiden, Cllroly,n A pro(l'am was ·:pFejented 'toftMrs Enl Williamson and son of Herrr.an, Ca& lii9ting of a by· Mts. Hugh re::ra. Haute. trid; Jaoob Elberfeld se" Ba.:hner, Ed· B~rM: a poem ' Out", Mrs. Westerville; Mr. and Mrs.- Earl .:!:lberfeld, Logan; Mr. and Mn. Gifts were sent by her Homer Radford; ..iarhn Elberfeld and M~. an4l J~h·, Mn. _.diaon \V~ ind MW '"l'be aobcrt Lytle, ChilJlco~b'c; itb Ha.,t(]D$ tall, Conote · • S~:hut; ColQ_mbu5. Mr. and Mrs. EmerJOD Siddell, Marietta; Mr. ~nd Mra. Robert .)tageJ, ironton; . 1\~bE!lt EitM,r!eld;. Bf~!! Club SeJpre; J.tr. and · Mrs. Wud;ttn Downie, Nease Settlement; Mr. PU.ni Group Picnic and M1 s Vernon ~ait.ert~on; Ra~ Plan.s were made !or a pJe!Nt cine; Mrs. Da)'ton Roush, , Letart, to be held Mon::lay when the [ John Gmther and Mrs. Oris Gintb· Bu,sy Gl.rJ<S 4·H Cl~:1b met at 'he er, Cltester .and a number of bome of Maida Roush W\lh Ca· fnend~ from Syracwse .and Middlerolyn Wilscn: IS the assistmg lurt hostess. Mrs. R::.lbert Tur·ner Is / eouncillcr of the chJb and Ju:l:i TONIGHT Ctark, presldfot, was in charge BRIDGES '{ptm.JRI l)f !he busine'ls meeti ng wh::n · a gene ral dl!'~uss1on wu ' held con· 1 ccrning the pou::bilities o! a Ke•ty White F!qtltont Sale. · The next regultr meetine will be h eld at otuo Eta Phi Chapter of Beta the hom-e &f Lyoo Bu::hanou Sigma Ph• soronty had thelr , im with Becky Grueser aJ the ah.LSprcss)ve Rttual of the Jewels cere. ling bcstess . 1 .nony at the Jo'armer·~ Hotel. Gal Durlr.g the sot:-ial hou r th:" l1polls on April 28. Ruby Baer. members rehearsed a sl(l~ an~ I • •• COURT HOUlE If 11 lllctvred .~wv•• ~ eli~ ........... "'" Doll, HthtrY ere l '~h~e;;;h~.c~s~ te~"~'~'~se~r~v~cd:.:r:er~res~h~m~e~nts~~:::;;;:::;:;;;;~~! 1; County .... .,-vu lib ..... 111o iito ot 1M lim ....., ..., .......... hlltorlc ............... ... _..Jy, ..... J.--. I. Anthony Bosco To Preach Gospel Does your watch tell the truth about time? Or is It gaining, losing or ,stop· ped aHogelher? Let our experts re· store it to precision time-keeping at small cost! COLLINS' JEWELRY "Where Your Co¢idcncc Is Jusllfled" 'E. Main Street · ' Pomeroy, Ohio Youth Fellowship M~inbers At Rally 7.') A.uend /U;IIior Girl Glee Club l'eiJtivity Approximat-ely seventy fiv e The Westminster Youth Follow· i youngsters enjoyed the Junio r .thip of the Fir&t Presbyterian Girls' Glee Club party at Middle Chttrth was repre.aented lut port Jhgh School . Saturday even· week al 1 Youth ~Uy •t Bever· lug under direction cf Misa Car· ly by Mr.!L Judson White, coun· men Dcenis, vocal mu8ic teacher 'cillol', Fred LcwJs, Moderator; or the Middleport School. Game~ Mrs, LowtU Probuco, Julie Pro- and dancing were planned for the IJ.asto and Juanita Hawkins evening snd refreshme nts served Thursday eve.nin&: the FeUuw to the mcr$ei'S -and guet~b . Supt ship and gue&IJ enjoyed a skat L. W. McComas was also preeenl ill,l party at Gallipolis, Those for the party. The Gle.:~ Club c:om· attending were the Rev. Howard mittces were : Refreahmenta: Mary Ruppclt, Mr. and Mrs Judson Scott, Bonnie VanCooney, Annn White, Mr. anr\, Mrs John HEWI Sue Wallace: Clean-up: Jane Hoyt klns Jr., Robert Dyer, Raymonri Carol Hudwn and PollY Thomas. Turner', Sharon Riley, Juanita Hllwklna, James M()rgan, Nancy Rawlings, Ja~qucllne Rice, Nell MATURE STARS AGAIN and Gall Makten, Linda \>rim , 1 Victor Mature through his rc· Fred I.cwls. cent succcss,s as Derpetrlus m ------'The Robe" and 1b:l ~P.quel "Dcmc trms and the r:tartint <•rc:" has Week 0/ Projeds Set rccabcd a new (H\~k '•\ h1:1 ~wl'ivc .vcar career in motion pictures rc By Bapti1t Cltu•e• versing the thco-:y h~· expounde-d The Golden Rule Cla::os of 'thl' First Baptist Church will moot m both of these grea.t produclionlt Thuraday at tlte homrt of Mr. and H:e stars agaln..Jn "Thr E~yptlan ' to be at the l-fl'i:,1s Theatre Tues· Mrs. Ja~k SaUerflcld. Tuesdat evenina, tho men or(' ~hcy nnd WcdneadaY \l\'cntng9. , nsk<'d to report as eoon AS possible after supper to begin work On tb.c ROMANTIC iNTERLUDI tloor o( the 11anctuary. The ,n~ttna: · of the or£1C!en and Robert Wagner and .leu Peters tcQcbers of the church sc hool fti are the attradive couple Curnlsh· the church hu&been J)Ostponcd un Ink: the love atory lh the Sptmcer HI Jo'rlday, May 20, from thr 'I'racy ClnomaStorP · t ~~r,.M "~"fl· scheduled date of May )3 ke-n Lance" .at ttie Temple Theatre · tonigbt. CARMEL Mr. and Mrs. Dwight "GOOD GROOMING" IS NO PROBLEM WHEN YOU USE ROBINSON'S Setlin5: up hou ~c.ncc ping ~ Make us a ll:lh lt rot· keeping your rlothn Hke 1ww. l!nm:~rncd '! Use us to keep your app~aranl'~ tiptup. Btg t•mUy? Our pri ces will preserve tlw ln~dp:<•t. can 122. :Rot»inson's Lauqdry I 1 Tri- Lustre Cl{'onP.rs . Mtdftle'rmrt. Olllo MHl There follows a tone JiP\aJ,,~r,d , twenty s~onds of "deli.,d "lr" .d\!t• Ina: which the caller spaa4t ~ plec:e, the'n : ."Thank yol.li f~. eall· ins. If )'OU need wore ,tf!Jl,e 1 galJ.J thil aum\er; Goodb)'t,~: ' I aaam. < • ' ' Ohio Confe1·ence of the Methodist Yburehes., Present, were Mr. Bangerter, .Supt.. L. W. UeComas, James Eul· 9r, Homer Cook, C. M. Henn e~y. Mrs. Jobn Zerkle, "Nellie Zerkle, \Irs Crary Davil'l, Be&s Sanborn · F)·leda Faehnle and Mr&. E. '1. ., Schad. hojeeu On Agenda At 4-H Club Meeting The Wlde·Aiwake +oH Club met Thursda)' evening at the bome or J1nicc Zirkle With n:_e McComas as bosteu. Mrs. L. counclllor, meel inli •!~cr:•~ . Lhe W. a"rl•lingll MdComas, for tbe &utcher, a abort IJ,t>38 by Da.rla 'uder. ThE" ~wela 111othcr •r.as, served ~ tJ-:·p.s, eookies J~ H: Some..Vill'ti. Rites At Chutch rr~sent were Karen ru~Y Bu·~.~her, Mary Oarol :on, Chrj,stine Coats, ' Perin, Charlene Davis, Bf,ay D~.tbara Co•1ert, Texanna Wih\te. Carolyn Wells, end,, extta ....... 'mix SCHOOL I'LAYIIJ TO TRYOUT white 32 to 33, All high scbool boyt of the area 32. interested In playing baseball Qdcke"'* stacly, rtaiPI'I .,.. have been asked to aUend tryout. plto for - · ,.,.... 21 :luriq practice seiiSJons of the .. :tfo- hHvy 22 .. 22; - · Middleport RC te&IL Friday aftc:r llllhl 11 .. 14; ol4 ,.....,. 16 .. n. 5 p . m~ Butter creamery 90 score 63e. ~iiiii an4 fiNEST ·QUALin · Sw1:pston I Columbus, By BETTY CARLETON and family ol th e weekend wtlh Mr. and Ralph Lee nnd fam ll} A special meeting of the Quar· tcrly c clnfcr ence ol Heath Meth1.. clilt Church was cali.Jd. after lh ~ morning worship service, May 8 Qy the Rev. L. A. Bangerter. J Anthony Bosco had been recelvt<:d into the membership durint ~h ..: NQrshlp service and the Conference &ranted him a liceri.rte to preach the gospel and rocommlflnd• ed him to the licensing committee .:tf the Chillicothe Di9trlct of the • ltl . ':' sp ~ nt ' I. . Mrs • ' . •' ,. Tkkets for the b1nquct will be on ~ale at Stark's DNg Store, ,POJI1eroJ Pastry Shop~ Swiaber It Mr and Mrs . H. A. Bat· nlt:t il nrl son. Koith spent suml.ll)' cvt..'nln~ wtt h Mt and, Mr.s. Rr111kcr. 1 j.,Obse ·Drutl St<>re, ll G. ·w-er Insurance ·Aa:eney and at' tbe Kid- Mr 1111!1 )tr ~ C:corac tirde o.f Hl'tllll B1mll; . Emory Powdl an;:l da\l&,bter, Ad· die, AIH' nt Sunday afternoon witb datt~hter Mrs. ~tatr)' M!a ' NOTES · " C1rdo. MilOS GINIIAL HcmOITAL No · •dmiisions tepOrted. · Dilmis:&als were Elmer ·Killi.oger H ~left .L. 1 Dt,~{~niMelvin spent .. ~~~:.'~~ttl;:',';';~ or and John Tubbs, of . and Mn. , Dexter. - · ' "•tr~•et ., ' 1 ; •' . Holzer Hospital area· Mon- ......... Maraaret Ann Carleton Wednesday niJbt with c!o ·ol SpUlor. HOSPITAL Cap'n OfThe~d-Sez: CINCINNATI LjYI$TOCK CINCINNATI, 0. 2500; moderately and 40c _ 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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