http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/51745cefdccff8f01ca177d72e953d35.pdf e2aba083629ef64afa52d1f6b0bb5113 PDF Text Text • .•. .e.n.ttne ~- Mainly About Legion Members People In Pomeroy Return'From Convention END OF .THE MONTH SALE ·· RBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' ...... MAIN ,fLOOR . ' . • ,..~.,,9~ w_....,... ~ 'sel•l2.50 4 k· ~95 Wo._ Knl,._ - - . ,...,..,_ BARGAINS IN THE Ready To Wear Dept. 1F~Irs tJ.95'WoilioM Lont ~~~- .. Sole $UO 13-jlalrs $1.95 WOIMM PIIW,ilnta '.... . late 19c $US .Infant. OI•PI" tnd Grhler Sets s'tlt $1.25 $2.95 Jnt.nft Dllp81' ~ Crawler Sell Sale $2.00 $3.f5 lnftllh 01....,. tind Cr....., Sets Sile $UO $$.95 lnfallh Dltper lftd Crawler Sell Sale $3.00, $5.95 Wonlllit Swim Suitt . . . . . . . . . • . Stlo $3.00 $1.95 WoiMIIII SwiJn Suitt . . • . . . . . • . . Stle $ot.SO $10JIO Womtlls Swim Sufis . . . • • . . • • . Sale $5.00 $12.95 WOIMNI Swim Sulta .......•.. Soft $6.50 $13.95 WoiMIII Swim lulls .......... Sale $6.91 $1.95 Girls Swim Sullo .. .• .••....... St,le '$1.00 $2.95 Glrll Swim Sulls .............. Sale $1.50 '$4.95 Girls Swim s'ultt .•..•• , ...•.•. Sole $2.50 $1.00 Buch Bog~ . .. . ........ .. .... . . Sa.. SOc $1.95 Bttch B1111 ..... .. . , .... .. .... Sole $1.00 $1;98 Swim Capo . ...•. .. •.......... Sole $1.00 69o S'!Nim Cops . . .. . .... : ...... . ..... Solt "c $1.00 Summer Henclblfl• ..•...•....... ~It SOc $1.95 Summer lflnclblfl• ............ S.Olt· $1.00 $2.95 Summer HI~• .. . ......... Salt $I .SO $3.95 Su-r Henriblgs . • • . . . . . • . . . Soft $2.00 $1.00 Summ.r J-lry ......•...... .. . Sala SOc $2.00 Summer .._lry ..•......•... , Sale $.1.0jl $25.00 WOMINS DliSSEI -----·-······ - SAJ,I $1&• $19.50 WDMENI DRESSEl • •• ••••••••••• SAI.I $U.OI $16.50 WOMINS DRII$ES •••••••••••••• SALI $11.01 $1'-?5 WDMENS DRESSES ------ -------- IALI .• 11 ... $10.95. WDMI!N~ DRISSII ---······---- SALI ..... "'" WDMINS 'DRI,SII •••••••••••••••• SALI $7••, S7.95 WOMINS DRESIES -···------~···· IA~I $6.01 $5.95 WOMINI DRI!Sid. --·-··········· SA~I f4M $7.95 -WOMINS IKlltTS - -----·-········-- SA~I f4M $5.95 WOMINS SKIRTS •••••••••••••••••• IALI SUO $5.95 WOMINS SKIRTS •••••••••••••••••• SALI $2.00 $2.95 WDMENS SKIRTS ··· ·····--------- IA~I $1.50 $11.95 WOMINI SLACKS ------·· -·· ····- IALI $UO $1.95 WOMINS SLACKS • ••••••••• • ••••••• SALI 15.01 $7.95 WOMINS SLACKS •••••••••••••••••• IALI $4.00 $5.95 WOMENS SLACKS •••••••••••••••••• SA~I $).00 $4.95 WO/IIINS SLACKS --------··-·------ SALI $2.50 $3.95 WOMINS SLACKS - ---·--··········· SALI $2.• $2.95 WOMEN$ SLACKS • ••••.••••••••• ••• S>ILI! $1.50 $4.95 WOMENS SHORTS •••••••••••••••••• SALI 15.00 $3.95 WOMENS SHORTS •••••••••••••••••• SA~I SUO $2.95 WOMENS SHORTS · ············-··- SALI $2.11 $1 .95 WOMENS SHORTS . •••• ••••••••••••• IAL.I 11.11· $3.95 WOMENS BLOUSES ----·-------·- SA~I $2•• $2.95 W!)MENS BLOUSES ••••••••••·•••••• IALI $1.$0 $1.95 WOMENS BLOU511 •••••••••••••••• SALI ~~~ $2.95 OllLI SHORTS • ••••••••••••••••••• SALil $1>50 $1.95 GIRLS SNORTS ---·---·····----··-- fP.i..l Silt $1.00 GIRLLS SHORTS · -·-········--······ · SALI 6ft $2.95 GIRLS T SHIRTS ••• ••••••••••••••• SA~i! '1.50 $1.95 GIRLS T $HIRTI ---·-····-·--····· IALI 11.25 $1.00 GIRLS T SHUlTS ··------·--·------- S.aLI 6h $4.95 GIIILS SLACKS . •• •••••• ••• ; • • ••••••• SALI $2.50 $3.95 GIRLS SLACkS • •••••••••••••• ••••• lALII $2.00 $2.95 GIRLS SLACKS - --·-----·····--·-·· SALI $1.50 $1.95 GIRLS SLACKS ······ -·--···-··-··· So\LI $1.10 SALE! PINCH PLEAT ,DRAPES. SUMMER DRESS MATERIALS- Mens and Boys Wear Mens $6.VO Big Yonk Work Sulto ..•... Boys $2.50 Knit Joe Shirh ......••. , . Mens $2.95 Sport Shlrto . . . . . • . . . . • • . Boys $2.95 Nurnerol Shirts .. , ........ Mens $2.95 Knit Shirts .......... . ... Boys $1.95 Dock Ponto !Siz11 3 to 71 ... Boys $3.95 Suit, Shirt ond long Ponto .. Mons $3.95 Pin Stripe Trousers ....... Mons $1.95 Sport Shlrls .. •. .. , • . . • • . Mono $5.95 Orion Shirts ..•..... . •• •. Mens $3.95 Deck Ponto . ............. WOMEN$ "PEDS" Comfortable and full cut footlets in all sheer nylon. Sizes 810 thru 111> . Also in all nylon stretch. Sizea A (8 lhru 9\2) and ll (10 thru 11\2) 39c' • Prlnts-ehecks-Sollds 49c yd•..... Salo 39c '$1.19 yd• . .. Sale 69c yd • • •••. Sole 49c $I 59 yd Sal , 1 79c yd.. .. .. Sale 59c • • ·· e 19c yd•..•.. Sale 69c $1.69 yd •.• Sa.. $1.19 Sole $6.00 Sole $1.50 Sale $2.00 Sale $1.50 Sole $2:00 Sole $1.00 Sole $2.00 Sole $2.00 Sale $1.50 Sale $3.00 Sale $2.00 Cleanup-Sm•ll Lot Roll Up Matchstick Shades-6Ft. Drop RIG. $1.19- 36" WIDTH -----------------···-· $1.Jf Rl~. $U9 --4 PT. WIDTH •••••••••••••••••••• ''·" RIG. 36.19-9 PT. WIDTH • • •••••••••••••••••• ·$4.19 RIG. 36.99- ID FT. WIDTH ·····-·······-····· $4., SUS ~~DOIR LAMPl ·····- ··--- -······ SA~I $2.01 $1.39 VTNOCEL WINDOW SHADIS W' •,6' Whl.., GNOII, Lt. Tan •••••••• IALI 11.111 Womens Slippers Glove soft vl~l SUMMER FURNITURE ACCESSORIES with rub- $1,95 ........ Plaltlo Cuohro,, •·.•••••••••• SALI ·••·•'!,1 Sl.95 Plallfle I Cushion Glider Po• -·------ SAI.J $2.59 Plolllc I CUihlon GIWor PHI ····---- SALI SUS Ploatlc Cholso Lo..,.. 'PHI ---···--·- IM.I $15.95 - 6 pc, Gllclor CUihlon Sal\ l•ly I to 10111 I.ALI .flut $1.49 Prllllod Plilotle Choir Clllh(On ' '"' ..... .,.. .... , ....... ""---~----- $1.00 _ .. ber tread so1e.. For both indoor and outdoot wear. llllcl!, white and beige. Small, medllllll and larco size a. polr !Nir · Salol RWMD Plnua~s 'tQNIGHT ONLY Gordop Scott, Retta St. John ~1~~~:rhw:.. -and- 3RD FLOOR FURNITURE DEPT. "I COULD GO ON SINGING" (Techptcolorl • Big ~~subjeCts ••· $1D.9S end $9.95 Pichi,. .••• , •. Stle .9.00 $1.79 Gym SpDI't ...., .1 • . • I : ::;,. Brown, Blue, Zipper Top,! , ... .' . ......... ·. ·41 ... Sma!l Lot ••· $3.69 tnel:$~95 Throw OIHOntlrwed Numben .. , ....... . . .. 49c Cling, 18" ell vinyl tflck on pluHc •. ; BARGAINS Judy Gat1andl Dirk Bogarde ._. $239.-2 pe. LIVING ROOM SUITES •• $249.-2 pc. LIVING ROOM SUITIS •• $269.0~-2 pc. LIVING ROOM SUITIS •• $269.00 SOFAS ····· ·· · ·······--- ---··S279.00.,.2 pc. LIVING ROOM SUITES ' •• $279.10 SOFAS •••••.. .• ••••••••••••••• 5319.0JI-2 fl<· LIVING ROOM IUITIEI •• SALI $IIIli SALI $199.00 SALI $211.01 SA~I 5211.00 SALI $221•• IALI $22100 SALI GREEmG CARDs 126iat llirthdaJ wen $219.00 SOFAS ---· --·-- - --- ---- ' -----· IALI t26601 5329.-2 pc. LIVING ROOM SUITII •• IALI $276.00 5329,.00 SOFAS - ---- ----·--············ SALI ~~UD-2 pe, ~lYING ROOM SUITIS •• SA~I $24?.......2 pc. LIVING ROOM SUITES •• IALI ..69.-~ pe. LIVING ROOM IUITIS •• SALI W9.00.....2 pe, LIVING ROOM SUITII •• SALE Wf.IG-2 pc, LIVING lOOM SUITII •• SA~I $429.11--4 pe, SICTIONALS •••••••••••• IAL:I $429.00 SOFAS ____ __,:• • ••• ••••••••••••• SA~I ~~ pe. SICTIONALI •••••••••••• SALI f49t.-2 pe, LIVING ROOM IUITII •• SALI TONIC~T and THURSDAY Jul, 29-30 NOT OPEN i' :15::: FRIDAY and SATURDAY Julr 31-Autuot 1 "EL CID" ---~---··--.::. $2'111.01 N16.01 $326.110 $ft6.01 $376.01 $376M $446.00 $446.110 lALII::~= Charlton Heston, Sophia Lor· tn. Raf Vallone, Herbert Lom, Genevieve PQe, John Fraser. Bu.rd Rltfield C.forcartoon · !U;" flf.tS Cholri lolo $11.01 "'.., .SO· ... ~holra c..,,. Solo .... ...... ..... loio ~.at 551 ..... !;:........... ff4,11t Mt.I!J'Cholro sM.dil·c~"' ._ ~~-=====-- SEE OUR NEW SELECTION OF FALL STYLES NATIONALLY ADVERTISED .RANDS Mens, Womens, Chilclrens Morning Star ! Society News and E1 Paso, Teus are cblldren 'rialtlng 111 with ber par.eDII lstanlandey~ Mra. Vernon Re.- and ,. .oo • • c.,. 1o1o ..,... CAIIN T ..,... Clialra 1o1o· 11& ..... $119.01 II lt.OI $129.01 Chllfl 1o1o lllf.OICholrllole ".,.... ~ ..... ,,,... . 'chi!;. ,... . •. . CAIIN:r ··-·········- . ~. Go I Cmla, AU .Oeeu!GD 0or<1a oncl s,_lbJ SllktOno, parchment and ._. wl1b . _ kii••.,Uttor. Cards. 5276.00 $216.10 SOFA BEDS ..................... •••••••••SALI HIDI·A-1101 HIDI·A·BIDI •••••••••••••••••• IALI 5229.00 HIDI481DS ···········-····· SALI $2A9.00 HIDI·A·BIDI • • •••••••••••••••• SALI $219.00 BEDROOM IUITII ·····-····· SALI $129.111 BIDROOM SUITES ................. aALI==~= P49.00 IIDROOM SUITES ............... IALI ~.lit BIDitOOM SUITII ----------- SALI $209.10 BIDROOM IUITII .................. iALI •:::: $469.00 BEDROOM SUITill ••········•· IALI f $239.00 IIDROOM SUITES ···~······· I.ALI $214... '"'·" BIOIOOM SUITES .................. IAI.I $191.00 BEDROOM SIJITII · · - - - - · · IAtl :IJ!IlOOM IUITIS .................. JALI ~;:.:·> 'I' . 01 IDIOOM IUITII ............... I.ALI <Technieolor) I CLEANUP SALEI BARGAINS IN 1 SPECIAL soc:·.... .... of tilt Month Salel .· . ' DEl~X- RUGS . ... , __ .. - .._ DRAPERY DEPT. $2.95 Printed Acetate 50"xl4" .... . . . $3.95 Solid Colors 100% Acelate SO"'xl~l" $3.95 Printed Acttote SO"x85" ....... Stle ~1= $1.95 PIIM'IIu SO"x90" .... , . lale . • ' •' �. j f ThP Daily Sentinel .. ~-·- ,.,.. .. ' ,~, :·r!)-.'""9i 1 ,f.:;·.1·~·1H'X..~-,j f~JN!t ~ :-. t-Dail1'lelltlllel, PomiiOJ-Kiddleplll1. 0., 1~11 JO, ~tM · ' The AU-Seeing Tortoise ~II GroSSI$ 1 't ·~ I ~ • . - ·eren worse." take over. ''As the captain said, it is hatred. The Negro hates out of despair aftd opp~ession. White hatred often has its immedlate source in fear. In teeming Harlem and the filthy subways of New York. it ·is tbe pure fear of bodily harm. <F"' In other places. the Negro, too, can ~ elaim _the same mortal fear of the white. ;: · · 1!1 the pleasant suburbs - and even : In' 1!1e ru~down suburbs - the fear Is : tllat of . ~~- engulfed by a !Ide of d1f" ferent, dark-~kinned people who will turn ·, your ileigllborllood into a slum, whether " the)'>'mean· to or not. ~ L;ike aU 'fejtrs, thesej_ears have their The Negro says he is tired of waiting. He points to the 10 decades that have passed since emancipation. He forgets the great progress made in the past 10 years or the past 10 months - or even the past 10 days. ·· For the Harlem riots can have a constructive effect if the Negro community will unite even more strongly behind their;tmoderate and responsible leaders and 'demonstrate through moral super· iority the justness of their cause. It mav seem unfair to ask this of the Nel(fo. But no other course offers any real hope for him. ., Giants Edge _Ptiillies,. tf.ik1ngs .JI,Jose ' ' I ·• -!.--by Helen Bot •I ~_. basis partly in fact but mostly in lgnorance, misconception and the apparent need of many persons to have something to look down upon. This the Negro must understand if be is to find his rightful place in society. His soulslckness of the ghetto of discrimination. of cruelty and brutility must not lead him to meet wbite hatred witb his own hatred - or to turn that hatred upon himseU. Many perfectly well-meaning and kindly whites will welcome an excuse to justify their fear of tbe Negro, to postpone the day when each Negro is met simply as a man, no less and no more equal than any other man. Worse, some whites and Negroes yearn to see a violent showdown. Negroes certainly cannot win t b" t way. They are outnumbered 170 million to 20 million. Any call to "guerrilla warfare" - which one Harlem Negro leader voiced - is simply an invitation for the racists- both white and black- to ' ., • Tile fatal shooting of a 15-year-<Jid Negro boy by a white policeman does not, of course, explain the riots in New York's Har'em . · ' Nor is the explanation a matter of the snowballing effect of an isolated' assault · and an indivillual reaction, group anger ijnd ~roup assault and wholesale police reactiOn, more vwlence and more anger ·in return . These things all come after the lact. And the fact is cont~ined in the words of a whtte police captatn m Harlem: .. "These are people confin~ to a ghetto of mtsery. They have little worth· while to bve for and less to look tot-ward lo. When the madness calls out to break Jhe walls down and get out into the rich, ·~ clean white world, it isn't hard for them · ·to' join the mob. . ''You can't seem to blame them mucll --_-when you see them sittlne there in their ·mlsery . You hat~ them when the battle Is end ed and you find so many covered '--wlth blood, a lew dead and the misery - 'I' -:_ ' ,j liJllfl 11 •"MI. l'l.mlriiJ-Jilcldleport, o. Julf ao, 180M HELEN HELP US! Harlem Riots Can Help- IF .- ' ' I . COMMENTATING EDnORIAU.Y 'I ~ • ••)'• Second Playet; liy Ualtt!d Pnu lallr · "sui backer, willie offenalvt tackle : 'J'ra&edy contiJIUea to l!lllt l.aoe Howell wu 'shifted to d• l!o N•tlooal Foolball LequO fOI!IIve lactle. Rookie guard and ' tlii Minno19ta Vlklnca Ia Frank Lasky of Ji'lorlda wu ' partlclllar. , ten! to lactlo l1l1l Kenny Byen I <Tom Franckhaoset, defeasive. wall moved from defenslve f bade lor 'the Vlklnel, Sllllered guard to offf!IS]ve auanl. 1 apparenl head snd spinal InMoon Loeb Goad j~ ID a scrimmage Tuesday Lenny Moore, Baltimore Colli' i and wu liated tn ert!l!'al eon- opeedy ballbaclt. displayed the dltloll at a Bemidji, Minn., boo- form tblil helped the Colts wt11 1 oiltll. · the NFL championship 'fl1e 11-foot, 192pound former yean ID a row as be pul on Purdue University star was aJ> outstanding performanc• parontly Injured when he pus receiving during a IICr!Jm-11 1aeldt!d rookie fullback &Phil Me- mage at the Colts Westmtlllller Waters. Franckhauaer 111'080 a! t:rainlng camp. Moore was out ter the tadde and remained in with Injuries much nl last sea· the pme. A few playa later he 11011 and relegated to the numbecame dlzz:r and was taken to bur two halfback behind Tom ! tho bospilal. , Matte aa the training ertnd I Tbe VIkings lost another do- opened. !enslye back, Terry Dillon, lJe. Buddy Dial recently acquired ' fore 'their training camp opened from the Pittsburgh Steelers whell be drowned during a con- will undergo surgery to repair •trllctlon,llccldent. a torn muscle In hJs right Fr~uaer'a lnjlll'Y' came thigh ...St. Louis Cardinals end n die wake of th• deaths of Tu Anderson will be sidelined Strike• Out 11 W. Moln St. Chl"'go Be~rs· players Wllllo lor a week with a sprained JUGif-PBICED-Four of tl!e moat proml!lng r1101des In the Amerlean Football .League Ibis Tony Cloninger slruck out 11 GatlmO!'f and John Farrington, ankle. Teammate John Davld ye!ll' <bot. tbelr employers plenty of JDQDey· for the toltlal Investment. They are quarterwho were killed In an autom<>- Crow. plagued by Injuries dur- blek Pete Beatbard of Kansas City (top lett), tackle Sc:Oti .AppJeton of Houston (lop rtgbt), lllle I!Celdent last Sunday. lr!B his pro eareer, twisted a fullback JlaU IMII, New Yort Jela (boUom lofll and quarterback Don Trull, Houston. Practice for the Coullaue Doable Drills Green Bay Packers signal AU.Star Boys' League tea m The Bears, still ~haten over tent of hls Injury unknown , •• which will play in the Wellstoo their loss, continued double callers Bari Starr aad Tourney is scheduled for this drllls Tuesday In preparation Bratkowsld were •harp sod Friday at 4:30 p .m. and Satfor their·game with the College lloyd Dowler made some ' uroav at 8:30 a. m. Pomeroy All.Start on Aug. 7. Coach catches as the Paekers held will play lts first game In t!le Geor&e Halas shifted defensive two workouts Wedneoday. tournament al Wellston on Augbaek 'Robert Baots to offenae as ust 5 at 8 p. m. a pooslbl replacement for Ga!J. more. Major League Leaden New York Giants eoach Allie By Ualted Prea lnteraall01181 The Southern Tri.County Sherman made bla "'••est Nall01181 Leope MILWAIJKEE (UP!) -Coach cancer, likely has a Rood start !arty unnerving. ....., pta, League learn will play New ,, er shuffie Tuesday when he G. AB R. H. Pel. Sisler might be having on an ulcer. Haven Friday at 5:30 p.m. at sblfted five ployon In oearcb Clmnte, Pitt 93 380 61131 .345 second lhoughbl these The Reds won the opener of Tuesday night Jim O'Toole the Racine baseball field . The of greater depth. Andy Stynehu· WU\Iama, Chi 98 390 r/134 about wheiJier he wants to the three-game series here with held Milwaukee to one hit over game was rescheduled fmm Ia, acquired from the Washing· Santo, Chi ffl386 63122 .333 a major league manager. He the Braves and then were six innings and had a :1-1 Tuesday evening. ton Rodaklns for Sam HuU, Johnson, Cln 82 256 39 82 Is filling in for ailing Cincinna- chopped down lwlce. when rain came. A 4li-minute wu moved back to bla nonnal Maya, S.F. 100 386 82117 Radi Manager Fred HutchJn.. The defeats alone were bad d 1 Hff ed h'19 d h SUMMER SPORT COATSl>'[! Pomeroy's Tri • County High posillclb of defensive end from Aaron, MD. 99 3ffl 69 121 • ~h, •.omil)g at a time when C::u~~n~ r:~urn. s:r:,Yan Ell~ School League team is slated Values to 24.95 Sale 12.95 the .defensive taekle. spot, Bob Allen, Phila 98 381 74 ....: '"'. . .315 Slsler, who took over the Cmcmnatt app 8 red read Y t0 carne In and gave up two runs . to put its unbeaten string on TsYIor w~ I from end to Ilne- Boyer, SL, 100 398 611... .311 Mondl!y when Hutch re- drtve for the. league .. . lead ' but and the decision In the first lnn- the line against vislling GalliALL OTHER SPORT COATS_ Reduced 14 Torre, Mil. 9S 353 59109 .3W to the hospital for •deli- the manner 10 which they .oc- ing he worked. polis this eve11ing. Game tme One Group Nationally Advertised HlDII, N.y. 92 340 45 106 ..109 tiona! tests in his battie against corred most have been parlicuhas been set for 5:30 p. m. Cepeda. S.F. 85 314 49 ff1 .3()9 Braves Scalp Nuxball BANLON SHIRTS Amerlcaa Leapo Then In Wednesday's game, Joe Nuxhall was belted for five Racine will go up against Val. to 6.95, sale 6.95 2 for 13.00 ouva, Mlnn runs in the first inning and the Pomeroy Friday at 5:15 p. m. Mantle, N.Y. 88283 53 tn .322 Reds were never in conUmtion in the semi-finals of the First 0 IDEAL FOR BACK TO SCHOOLI as the Braves took a 6-Z ver~ Syracuse PeeWee Tournement. B.RbliSI), .Bal 10U74 411118 The winner of 'ltle Pomeroy' Fregosl, L.A. 92 3tq 59 96 . diet. Racine game wi11 play Syracuse COLUMBUS (uPJ) _ Boys AIU11011, Mlnn r7 355 16 109 """' wtll . ~e part in foolball Breaud, Bos 102 378 59 115 Tony Cloninger struck out II for the championship. ' to 5.95 r:'""": · ~'-'" . .. " . ll'o!loo !'\at 11312 48 tl5 D-· . . t he totaI .tn the Vol"""'" liiiOWG• be etii!IIUI'aged b1 .,......, .--~ . By Uolled Press IDienl8ll01181 Milwaukee at Chicago """'· brtnglng V•lu.. to 3.50 Vtlue!l to 4.00 tbeir parenQ to prepare thein- Freban, Del 86 300 38 19 N1 11 1 Le Cln last two games to 21 Cinclnna· W G 1I N Sole 3.75 1 nl 2.65·2 for $5 selves for exceaalve heal coruil- Y81rzald, Boo fl361 5210'1 one ague clnnaU at St. Lou s, ghl tlans who have wblffed. omen ' 0 ers ear Sale 2.95 2 for $7 · Robinson Chi 14 319 53 tH W. L. Pet, GB Houston at New York, nighl End of '64 Tourneys Uons likely·OIIfly In presesson prac' H- RIIIIJ 57 41 .582 . . . Amertcaa Lea~e 111 ree s1ng1es. a two-ron dou- Two final matches and a pair lice alld season games •· • Na-'·•-• · - Mayt, ~~• 58 43 . .574 \1 W. L. Pet. GB ble by Joe Torre, a sacrifice of semt· r·wa1 evenIs wtl .1 1 SALE! ONE LOT SUITS 1 m~ official aald today. , . ~ • --.-: w nd 55 47 .$39 4 New York 61 S1 .«!2 'Heal -•troke Is one of the anti, 29; Williams, Cul?o. : 51 44 .53'7 41!1 Baltimore 61 39 .610 1 fly and two walks did the dam up play in the Gallipolis WoValues to 39.95 _ _ _ _ _ Sale 24.50 11!8i0r causes of death in Amer- Sanib, Cubs, and Howard, Jlod. age to Nuxhail . Milwaukee"s men's 1964 dub chamPionship . ball ' •en 20 eacb Cepeda Giants 62 411 .520 8 Chicago 59 40 .596' 21!1 other ron came In the second golf tournament within the Values to 55.()9 Sale 37.50,, JCBD foot , stated Dr. Roberl ~snd •Allen p~•,. ; 18 •h 5'•' 4"• .••o · .. 6 Los Angeles 54 52 .•~ """ 11 when Hank Aaron smgled, stole next few da Values to 65.00 Sale 42.50" J; · Milrpby, chairman of the ' ,...., esc . Angeles 49 49 .500 8 Boston 51 5" .495 12" cond d ed ys. llint advisory committee on AlllerleaD Leopot· Kille50 • ~ se an scor on Rico Car- In Lh<! championship flight, It ' ath\ellc injuries of the Ol!lo brew, Twtrut 35; Po11ell, 0 r 1411 .490 9 Detroit 50 52 .490 13 ty's single, all off Ryne Ourtn. will be Millie Roderick vs. Ma"'·•·~•~aJ "•-·-!aU~ and olea, Stuart, Red Sox. 26; 45 56 13\1 Minnesota 49 5Z .434 .485 13~ .,..... NIWC """' -· W rt,· Indians 25 Colavlto York 30 71 .446 .9Z/ 28\1 Cleveland 43 56 18~ Billy McCool and Bill Henry ry , B. . Halliday for top hooors. . BERMUDA SHORTS, I group, Now Y2 price SWIM, men's & boys' Reduced V.. . tbo Qblo H1sb Schoof Athlete agner, ' : ' Wt!daeldl)''t Relolts Kansas City 39 62 .3116 23111 then combined to blank the Milll<! doW!Ied !Jeannie Sm!Lh AsA .....•.. uon A's and Allison Twlnl~ ~ each. Lou! 9 Braves on four hits over and Mary B. won over Karen · ......., ' • s Chicago I Washinl!lon 40 6S 381 24\1 STRAW HATS Reduced V.. Proper pre-practice condiUonRrutl Balled .. er MDwaukee 6 Cincinnati 2 Wedoelday•a Ret.dts last five frames. Worman in semi-final play this SUMMER SLACKS, I lot, val. to 7.95 ng .. ...,. help protect the player NaiiOIIII Lolpe: Boy ' Pittsburgh & Houston 2. night New York 5 Los Ang 0 niRhl week. • ,,ai!J.ot, this condition as ""'" Cards, 77; Santo, Cubs, 73: San Franclaco 8 Philadelphia 3 Boston 3 Kansas City 2 night Rulz and Rose Team In lhe first night action. Ma· Sale 4.95 IS ~~ e&hauslion, he said Mays, Giants, 88; Aaron, lght 10 lnnln ' ' Chi R . d p te R ry Thomas will meet Tillie Miafpb 'd he I robi ants. 112· Torre Braves n ' gs BaiUmore 4 Minnesota 3, night co wz an e ose ac- JantS and Nancy Plvmale BPI· ALL SUMMER SLACKS REDUCED! oeeur 1 881thelte: wl:en ; Ameriea• Leopeo ' Angeles at New York, Detroit 3 Chicago 2, night~ntad for four of the seven I)' Evans In semi-final a~hoo temperatures comblae wltb 1!%· Red Sox, 84; Killebrew, ::.r.'tpoProbanad,b;alnPl'-be Wash 4 Cleve I, night, 12 las Ci:'lnna~ ·~~oththrdrunsd Second flight finals pits J. 1 0 . ~ ~ Thonday's Probable Pllcben ,...w1. bumldity, conunon con 78; Wagaer, lndla111; 72: lllan- . Y1 ose P ,10 an Scholpis against Etsie Lusk . ittJ In Obi durin th U V..W 87 , Colavito A's San Frsnclaco at Philadelphia C 1eve 1and at washington scored on Rolz single. Rulz al· The winners to ped Fl0 r ea: ~. e pre- S:.' • ' ' ' (night) - Henley (11-8) vs. Culp (night) - Koch (H) vs. Dono- so sent Rose home m the sev- Ecker and Sar/ Porter ' : : ·He mmeoded Pltcllbtl (tl-7). van tli-7). enth on a double alter Rose past week COMFORTABLY AI R·CONDITJONED ~ - c..:"tioDiag Nail-l Leque Koufax, St. Lools at Chicago-Sadeckl Baltimore at Minnesota- walkad. In W.,.u;esday's weekly a,. POMEROY JU-ee ween before the flnt Dodgers, 15-li; Marlchal Glvs. Ellsworth (1:1-III. Vineyard (l·ll vs. 'Arrigo (11-3). The Reds travel today and Uon, Jean Blakeman's low , 15-li B Colli ll-1 Los Angeles at New York Chicago at Detroit Herbert . . t f . 27 .,.UC. I8SIIIon w!tb , I'1DIIIlng an11' ; ruce, . • : (Qight)-Koufax (1li-5) vs. Sial· (3-3) or Talbot (3-3) vs WICker return to action Friday ne o won top pm~. ·'le maiD cond!Uoner. They pby- O'Toole, Reds, IH, Bunning, lard (e-JJ) sh (1:1-7) at St. Louis In a three-game li!lan .aald workouts shquld lJe. Phill, ltH. Houston ~t Pittsburgh (l! twJ. ;~ · bed lad) o,erles against the Cardinals, f1D, ' .Uth ~ rniautee twlee Amerteatl , lape: Bunker, nlgbt)-Bruce (Il-l) and 'Johny = - s ~~~ who have vaulted Into a tie for Ially, Cfadullly lacrellling to ~les, 11-2, Foro, J~ U. (B10) vs. Law (tl-1) and Boston at Los Angeles, night fifth with Milwaukee, SIX games .~ to 21ulurs 1 day, aU In llght 3, Downltlg, Yanks, tl-2, Kaal, (:1-l). Ball I K City 2 twt·nlghl oot. 1 ___' .,:Wbl_te_Sox._ . Frlday'a .Games New night Clrtclnna!J remained four • Fran at Pittsburgh, night llertolt at Cleveland 2, tw!-ntgbt games oH the pace as leagueAug at Philadelphia, night Chicago al Was111ngtoo, night leading Philadelphia hawed also. 28:' Sports Schedule -•v.,....• Reds Set For Crucial Series With Red Hot SL ·Voice.of Broadwav .•. reporting .SALE ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN On All Seasonable Merchanl.f• ~o,· i' ' i BROADWAY GRAPEVINE lng up - "Have You Looked Into Your • , . Still in the talking stage, and not def- Heart'" Due the first week in August on : tmtely set - by far - is a possible cin- Columbia. : ema tr10 that should break sound barf ners: Warren Beatty romancing Eliza- John Wayne Is nothing If not big In ;· beth Taylor as directed by Richard Bur- the philosophy department. Have a re· ~ to.n in ''This Property Is Condemned'' cent gem : "The tragedy of young actors l Dtrector Burton. is thinking in terms of today is t~at they want to act. AU I sell ! a sure-f~re emollonal actress like Sylvia is sincerity and I've been selling the ' Sidney or Barbara Stanwyck for the slat- heck out of that since I began" . . The ~ tern "!other. but migbt try someone bi~ buzz at the Four Seasons party bon· , younger- Ava Gardner, perhaps. After ormg Robert Taylor was the conspicuous ! all. the Tennessee Williams script fea· absence of his co-star in "A House Is Not : lures people who would be likely to A Home," ~helley Winters. She's trying §have babies In their early teuts Make out a new play in the environs, and ob· ! way for a big star. Maureen O'Hara's VJously couldn't commute to the festivl! daughter, Mia Farrow , may well be the ties. But Robert - suave, distinguished· }Important discovery of the year, and looking and somehow handsomer than : 20th renturv-Fox has her tightly locked when he was a juvenile, charmed all the ;• na contract. She's the one who replac- guests and sent them away bedazzled. 0 \ ed Britt Ecklund in "Guns at Bat~si" • • ! and is splendid in it. they say--and she's Peter Duchin will record his ar· tpt to steal the "Peyton Place" TV ser- rangement of "The Frugal" - the tune · 1es. Now the studio is being swamped that delighted Luci Baines at a recent ••1th calls from ma~azine writers and White House bash .. . Doris Vidor is off ; phn_tograph~rs. with 17 publications pre- for Lake Tahoe to seek a divorce from , ~ann g. stories on her. and four major Broadway impresario Billy Rose. Chums :: magaZine covers set. She is quite a beau- say their chief problem is the disagreement o~er custody of a painting . . The 1ty. < The biggest attraction this vear at same fnends are concerned about Billy's ~he Coney Island wax museum is the ex- health; they think he looks pale and thin, .: 1ibit on President Kennedv . The and definitely not as ebullient as usual World's Fair already is getting impres· Max Erlich wants Paul Newman for 1£SIVe htds from demolition firms Pa· the Captain Queeg-ish role of the nuclear ~ nela Mason. having,.changed lawyers. is submarine commander n the movie ver·, gettlng ready for new le~"l action sian of "Deep Is the Blue." Italy is having its worst heat wave In @•galnst James. Fireworks are indicated. • • • 30 years, which gives tourists an excuse ~ What constilutes a hit Broadwav to do the Dolce Vita bit and splash in ~ •how• You'd be surprised. according to Rome's founta;,s Two books by Wa· ,.: :he c"rrent Variety. which lists on I~ sev· shin~ton columnist Andrew Tully will be ·.:m shows in· 1963-64 as definite succe.<S· used as campaign documents during the ;"!3: "Any Wednesday." "Rabv Want A· election campaiign. The Democratic Na· ; {iss." "Barfl\oot in the Park," "Dylan." tiona! Committee has ordered a balch of ~ "Har.ntet," "Luther" and ' 4Spoon River." copies of his novel 11 Supreme Court," · lnj7edibly to thos,l' who can't get tickets which deals with a conservative Pres!· · W::'Heilo, Do!J}"' or " Funny Girl" for dent who tries to back the Supreme : Jlit~ion ot;gold, those shows fall into the Court and defies the Negro vote. Barry : 1'~tus not yet determined" category. Goldwater is pondering the text of · rfanslation: they were frightfully expen- "Where Did Your Money Go?" in which : sive to produc•!, they have a high "nut," hot-shot Andy collaborated with Milton ' and they haven't paid off thus far . Britten on a muckraking study of foreign : Jerry Vale has another best-seller com- aid. .G.et In Shape Now,Medical • . s·ay OffICla1S ............. - - - - - - - - - -· NGS SPORT SHIRTS SALE ! I Foreign News Commentary India's Greatest Problem is diE DAILY Sllftll& ·' ! Time 1::::-1~~ I - - - - - - - - - -· J.. : lr- Downie-Gross · starll::, ':f.:: ' '.· - :_lo_lb_lna~·.::====---~:m"~_·:_'_"'_:_Pizarro ·Line SoortJI _... '· ., ~or:nal Ml~sota, . -a..,._, ··-_, ~-·-··~"'•c----- FOR IIIT1,._ Canning & Freezing - FREEZER BAGS AND BOXES " IT WORK FORA .' FEllOW TOILER·- .. : .. JUST 1HiaTtN WARP'S FREEZER SUPPLIES .. St.YPAt-n'S SAW e QUARTS PINTS 10 QUIT .ANO Ble~E: WILL t' ' MEE:T YOUR DEMANDS···· FREEZER BAGS FOR , I, POULTRY & GAME FOR. SAFE CANNING BUY O~E OF OUR ' ·. PRES$URE COOKERS ·~.. . • 1 ....[ ., \:-· ' ;(, ,. • .' ' <· .•'I; ' ' .\ l ' ,.. t , EB!R'S8ACH th\RDW'~flct sr, . · "IVER!fHING .,. HAAPW~J!i~ · .·/~ , �•' ' """""I it!VSII ~·~ ~ ......, 01 Dr. IUid Mrl Leoh!< L. Rousll, 11 PfDeo Farm om tho Ba8han • I ; Mr. mild". DoLioyd and ehlldren, Tom, Oou&. Jayne; "' eoiUlllbUS, o ., Mn. Ross Wileman, Cedarville, 0 : •tiv llJe R d Mr ncl IUid Mr. IUid Mra. Claytoo Wl!ea env oa , were . a llllll, 0 Mn. l!'.dwiJI L. Roosl> and """"· ------4.-' · Gory and Glenn of Ormond Beacb, Fla.; Mr. and Mra. MD,JI;OAN IU!:IJNION Ooorge H.obels and sons. Gary The 18th AunUII &regg, Glenn and Bobby of Ft. Ridge Reunion will bo bold sua. Wayne, Ind.; Dr. and Mrs. Gene day Aug. 9, at the chureh on Habolh and children Barbara, Mllh611n Ridge, In Jack!on Co. Jleth, Bradley and Sara of Gal- w. Va. lipolis; Mrs. ldulne Conn. Par· Aller tile social bour a kersbu11, W. Va.; Miss ldarta dlnoer will' be served at noon. Berdine, Baltimore, Md.; Mr .IAt ]:30 a short business meet· and Mn. Ralph Lee, Racine Rt. loa•wlll be held. .. • ' . ,• Wbilporme ... ·• - • .,. 'I • ' ' • JaJIIIIIIak • ' • Anoiher U.S. Officer Dies ,. In VietNam 1. . ' SHOP HERE IN -------I :. Comfort! the first consideratioil. in your.ba&f!; shoes 'J'Ia7t IIBIIJ" fM ~ '•' MAN FROM THE BRINY DEEP M the sea in a stricli:ea ltlbmarlae. S mea aeed DOt be taapped beneath tbe surface of protective air bobble for the suJ!!"~erll'l:,"" MC&pe not pnwldes bouylliiCY and a vest wa.s developed b:J tbe Navy 8Dd the 1; a lllbmerged v.sseL The aJ.so buitds Ufe support 11, . _ for Qemfa! .-~ .polloDivllll.,. ot y~ Corp. w.liidl ... A l!piU:e w'' l e er:•.from ''r Several Problems Revealed d• ••q•d• ear' II•( wllnliiDPU .. ~, ' 1 I may save you up to SJ25t-.... ..,.d•uirlatMii. .... -.~~~aU ....·~ clllld, pta ... loOn lb PNIIIII•Ia~ .Bullla ..... 'h ••• 5·50 ond 5·99 ' ...,. THE Gad-about plaid •.• SHOE BOX • MIDDLEPORT - - --=-=--..::::.- for Summer-into-Fall You11 be mad about Hattie Leeds(r) versatil~ cot. ton plaid. It bas cool caps of sleeves . . . buttons straight down the front. All done in Stevens' combed cotton that's crease-resistant, care-free. Brown; grey, blue. olive. Sizes 12 to 20. Sizes to 2i'A1· .fi." ' AIITUOIILEfliiiiANC[COMPJ .. Hotn• Otflc«Bioomln&fOI'I, lllinol• 1m "&Z11 24!1 HEAT Simon's Pick-A-Pair: ' WITH .... MILL STREET- MIDDLEPORT FamUy Picnk Held · .4t Prof/ill l:lome • I • l bil reasons why it pays to say, j, Winter comfort Is right at .your finger-tips. It takes only e phone cell to insure prompt delivery of fuel oil any time, 1111Y weather. TEXACO FIRE CHIEF"· Mr. and Mn• . Ray Proflllt and Nancy l:eld lbelr ODM•l family pienlc outing on the Proffitt lawn In Mason on-Saturday . Attending were Mrs. W. H. FngleiODII, Mr. and Mrs. Donald •'011~--c. Clnda and Katbf.; Julie McBride. Mrs. Mlles Brown, Mr. and Mn. M11 Brown and 13ecty, Mr. ....t Mrs. Harold .Brown, MJamit. burg, 0.; L. J. llllftenculler, and Mrs. Lester Zlrkhi and DEEP DOWN VALUE I ,! ePROMPT SERVICE OUR TRUCKS ARE • • • • EQUIPPED WITH TWO-WAY RADIO I 1 Flr11 Chief Is ec:onomlcll-dellvers more miles for your money ... whenever you drive your car. ~ ........... ~~~::··:~:-~~~O:h~:...........~:::c~~~::~ ~~ :5.1).~ ...... ~\, .. ·Phone ' NEW YORK - The lea.ders of four civil have called on ONLY FIVE YEARS AGO / FOR THE FAMILY! .......... Ice Milk 2 - t .gal. crts. -- ' Now·i ~ I ' LAST WEEK AT OUR \ PRESENT LOCATION! CLOSEOUT PRICES SHOES LADIES • 89c • \ ~· ' W. Moln It, BO!OGNA 3 lit. $1.00 ......... 2 •• 89c ••• ·many drugs, new administered orally, could only ~ given by hypo- · 'e3 .,._..,:. . dlltrib11tecllly: ..... · st '"' Certified Oil Station .dermic. Your phermeci~f ~was im the ' · va~ua~d which developed' inbi:w;·~&. , lly edminist~rec.f. ,;·: / ., In Meigs and Galli• Counties ;;t;. - ,, .., , .' claY and lie! .. ' QUALITY REGULAR .f. TEXACO DEALERS CITY ICE & FUEL COMPANY _., _.,~~o· _. ., S1~·,!1 ,.~ \ Sea Your Friendly . , ~e ,.., : Trust JOur car to the man who wears the star More lban .~ inches dren<l!ed the Dyeroliurlf. ....., Wedneeday, with . lnchet, falling during, a •ix·l10urlih~ deluge. MjniH' f)!lodli!g .... ported at DyetsbUrg and Cov!ilgton, Tenn. · An elementary ochOOI llrbck . b~ llgh!Dlng ~ . " "bY, fjre i.l'lbe ~-'·""'' It FIRST ', More ulrl&torins I .foiorm 'lhoutll Fire Chief 1lves ~n 1 per. 1 formanca. You enjoy fast starts, ' smooth 1etaways, lively power. towns. clumPed ,mucb needed o. the ~In& Texao, \.~~\.a\\' Forced to Move I 87 Uoiled Pl'flt bternational The cutting edll' of a cool ~~ lmtled throtigt, VIrginia today, loucbinR off slon!ul n,.m tbe • Vallef to·. the Eas! Collsl. Hoodltl;l ,W!IS report'ed tn Tet~nessee ••uu .' Drive in soon and fill 'er up with Fire Chief, Texaco's climate· controlled regular-price gasoline. Ask for it by name. You'll find it pays to say, "Fire Chief, please!" ' ,.•' r F EL OIL Sewer Rates lnMidwe$t ' -~' FOR &mER, QUICKER, MORE EFFICIENT SERVICE! 'CIQn'iW -2 ;, Btings Sto-~ms . ,. I •' ' .. ' Pau. Rnttencutter, Jo Ann and Pat, Pl. Pleasant. ' CoolFtont l,l·;,., Jenllllfer; Mr. ml Mn: Janieo Proffitt, Terry and An&le; Mrs. r:_ REMOVAE eYOU JUST CALL FOR COMFORTe eBUDGET .PLANS .......... STATE FAUl MUTUAl ·· ,.,, Children• WOMEHS 2i BARGAINS FOR MINI . BARGAINS IN WORK SHOES! . �" • ,.' ,. I ' '• - - Want Ads Are Worth AGood Look-. You'II Find Dozens 0 f BargainsBe,~oW! Pairor '*'~ Check Stolen, . ' .. Columbus Police Alerted WANT AD INPOIMATION . ~ ~' So ""· . bo"''Oliblll •· .U il.fit eli! l!aVI 1111111 ltoriL • --- b ~ ' ., .' ' ' ' NotiH .. Cffi!STD GOULO "Th•r~ MutT be eomaene elai, Dad! Latel)', Janie'• ""'II f*aohlnc t4E 1hinp .. _. ~~~Gut a moiorl" __ BL IL lLG LS ILLWE RLBPXI\'J' BPLKV BPU ](JC EPL EXR• PMJU C l1 AXKl'.-T l1 L AT l1 KUUR G.V4U• IXBP Y..t<lnlay's ()pyploquolo: WE DO WHAT ME MUST ANI» (lAU. lT 81[ TU U,ft NAJIIP DU'DU l'l ......:. -~­ BII80lf ·-.. - WMPO Radio MONDAY 1RRU"" I'RIDAJ 1:00 Sip on l'ltw• l:j)jl ....... IIMrt 1::10 Cclwltr)' ~llllball!t 8:311 Fllf!D. Nows for lent . ,. Pllul ..... M:. !r!etas Cl Ap. Est. 7:U0' N7:05 Tiny's Chapel 1:31. News I AJIIlrlmOP\ for Rtnl 7:• Plalleac llarlhnn larae : • bedroomt. c~. tiving l'OQIII, madlrli kitchtll. ~ 11'1111.•1'11111.1 1:50 NJW& Report 111'11• bad: · porch. C. P. Bradbury. WY . , fl45 . ' a etp i 111 outl)de. 1:011 llriUfut PartJ 1110 Rof'l Food Buket f:ll vu Petr~U Sporta 8:411 ' Baker l"umlture-Wed·Frl 1:115 Opeo· Bouse t1IO Nt :CJI Coltee Wttb J111e1 t:«o Rettlo Newtoo AT ' ..\ RG!: ...... "'""' 011 Plum 1 Street. Could be used for otor~ ' fir wor~shop. Phooe \ WY !-11$3, 7 311 tie POMEROY MOTOR CO. ,.,.,.., ~ AAoo. ~Pill DrtfterJ lof·W 8:80 8:05 1:111 l:lli 7:05 1:15 Sip On CotiUirjl Mus~ Time Coun~ Jllllboree .'klul Bal'lllll Breat!IISI Party J011e1 Bulek Sbow 10:15 Tbe GllOCI Life 10:11 Mtq~c In Tbe Alr 10:41 Tbls Is Music 11:115 Top Ten Show 111111 Top '1'111 lbolr (DuiiGIII) 11:110 HCICIII HIWI lUI lltlllfall IDtlrlude lilrua ...._ Platlef f'¥1.'" 12:30 JIQ. I:U0 7:'110 8ulldon S. n•'lt 7:30 SJgn Qff 11\IJlilJAY 7:01 Sip 011 7:30 French City Baptist 9: tiO Wlap C1C Hhllal 8:3& Blbl' a..,b Ill Yoa MAJ. 01. Air- bt.'llle 10:110 Voice at ~ A.S.C. l'roirlm-Frl 10:31i Waab. a.porta tD l'leple ••• ,.., F~ Worsolp.-Tbqn. 11:00 Sundal Sbow 1 Tt:l,y'o Couatl7 l!rllllll NOOD R,eporl ao..ter'l GuQt Slar-Frl. Millie Jut P'fll' Y411 Blee!tnar !Jbow.Tuea. t:IO Local Nen Ut 8owtJae 8eonl f:IJO Newt 7:10 Corne. , '\ l ''lf<:S Mady now fS ft8 8 bU . 1 contAIIMII'I Four m1101 1 \o'IIUJ H t. OW II , ' n~ -I ni CunlviUe on R1 ~lue SullO(.'<l ·•nt> m11e em !lO t USED FRIEZER BUYS St.allOO. IUMI : 161;'!,_1'1. ""'" CMIIl ...IIIlER - Wedgt P'mit : 20 Cu. '1. ll<itlololre 7 It tic 1 CMII1 IIRII%f8 - SIOO 1150 / PlJMP-your siQggiSII"!OP-1 Po!IHIJOY Lanclmarll I • tank. Get Klem-Em·Ail ~ ·'' .e Tank Cleaner. Land- NY Mill :M11 C... Mtlr m?.rk Farm Bureau, I'Gm&- SINGER Selvmv II 30IIl iJC:E Grlllld -iia!Ut..--- PI ltoves. $511.00. Jobp Wefis,j' Lana Bollam, Jllliolle WI • roy . •· 1 7:11~ macbiDil. ...., • ·Jill liP· '-'trll ullfll maab- II bllplD Pricw 'l;he l"abric Sbop ~~n~er $alai IJid tlrYiot, , _ F a; , OhiO IYW'.It.· 6il!ll ' 011 lltOU Noon Newa 12:15 Chrlatlan Boor Uo:ID Rev Merlin Teets 1:80 BtU, lltal!eln 1!35 Lutberab llt~~t 2:00 Tba Cbureb A.l ~ork &:llo Oawlb7 11.Y111D Ttmln I: iii World lD flevlew f :80 .8aplllt Hour 7:00- 011 �.. ,, • • • f ... ' ' • I ·I • I ~~~ "Da111 Sentinel. Pomeroy-Wdlepoct, o., JlllJ ao, 111M • Soviets Asks Red Chlnesi To Join Confab for Deal lly IIEI'tlY SHAPIRO Ualfed P..,. lnten.tlonal MOSCOW (UPI) - The Union has uked the ~unlsts "!d 24 oilier Com· muntst parties to join tt In • C?nference to . deal wl~ the Sinc>Sovlet spill, 11 was earned today· 'Communist China was e.x· ~ to s~um the ln•llatlon. The 211-party wou!O be a. preliminary to a full-scale summit meeUna tbe world's more than to Com· munlst parties, Informed <ll'COII said. Premier Niklta S. chev was believed to have won approval for the preliminary meeting In talks earlier this mo•th with the Communist leaden of Poland, Czeehoslov•kla, and Bast Germany. l'rupoaed In Leifer The soun:ea IBid the Pl'OIIIOS· a! for the 28-party meeting was made In a letter sent to t!Je loreiSD pal'IIPs this month. If Pekin~. as expected, blros down the call to the meelinJI, it would mark a crucial step towat< a final aod formal spilt between Moscow and Peking. :::::======~;;~-;,;--;,~~~:.; dow1, Ml'l. Joseph Cantrell, l N . GALLIPOLis; oHIO· ' ' \ ; ., We Must Cleor Our Stare af Summ.r Stackt To Milk• · Room For Foil ond Winter Merch.Miae Arriving Dall.y. Don't Mlu The Tremendaut Saving• On Sprlnil •nd Summer we.robl" Dnstlcolly Reduced . . . Nowl ' B•rg•lna Far Women, Chllclrln encl The Men 1nd Boys. Be Sure To $hap All ThrH FIO.ro. ,. The increasing bitterness of DRESSES IN EXC IT lNG VARIETY ; ' FOR DAYTIME, LATE DAY, TRAVEL Over 500 women's better dresses go on sale tomorrow morning In thls all out store-wide Summ!9'. Clear· ance. Sizes for Petites, Juniors, Mlssy and Half-alze right from thP Stocks of famous labels you ki:tow and trust at Davis·Shuler. Values formerly selling from $5 99 to $19.99 go on sale In groups-at watch charms. BY CARAVELLE A PRO'DUCT 01' 8ULOYA ! Exciting new · Paris-lnaplfed fuhlon. ldea. A.d4t colorful ajamour ta all)'thill&' you wear - - · NEW $8 ' - 510 OFFERED IN A GROUP AT $15.00 DRESSES FORMERLY SELL!NG $22.99 to $29.99 EXCEL~ENT SELECTION OF SPORTSWEAR active sPorts, traveling and leisure. SKIRTS, SLACKS, SHORTS, BLOU~,SHI ...,.,.F"'"'l'S, CO. ORDINATES AND MATCHED SEPARATES. sizes for Juniors and Missy lncludin& good -variety for . early fi'or casual wear, shoppers. - Va - SAVE SAVE DOLLARS •• SWIM WEAR RE DUCED-l OFF :_ RRY! Now you can buy that second suit or buy one,for nexl year at great savings. This Sale Includes all IWfmwear, Rose Marie Reid, lj'ettl, and others, plus your chJice of Swim.eaps, Beach-bags, Beacll wwels, . l,iul ' Beach robes. Be at the doon early Friday mom!Ill for best buys ln..l\lll big Semi-Amtual ~. ·• h , ... · " ' CHILDREN'S DR ESSES REDUCED SAVE '- OVER 150 Cblldrt'n's better dresses right from our Jines of Kate Greenaway, Cinderel- la, and others Including famous Ruth ·Originals. • to l .......,..,.. -··.... ~' ••• 11111111 . , " , ~ II I 'lltllllt .,.._,.,. . (• " . •' , , hllfiAY A8 WAYI Dozens of pieces of children's sportswear; swim-wear, sh!)l'ts, ~dal pus!Jen, Qdds and endl, broke!\ sizes, discontinued numbers all priced .to go NOW, Be bC, when . the doors open Friday·for best buys, .. . 1 . \ r· -·~ ... - JEWELRY STORE C .-.·. aurt ::rrr, ~~~~E • '''l ~- I , ' . '· ., , ~-. .o ~:i , .", WOMEN's·· SLEEPWEAR ··LINGERIE .CLEARAN(E · ',: Clearances from stock of dilcontlnued numben In sleepwear, lingerie, bras, . girdles and foundations, one ·of a !dod, broken mill, odds & ends all from our top brand• of ..1 . H'O"S' •t!R'y · U: . · • 3 lt.al VAL.-~-------~ SUMMER COSTUME. 'JEWELRY ,,. - • - - .. - CHAISE (:lwvrolst I~ S»>rl Coupe CHOICE to l off. .. • • • ' ' . G D... · iiG...... OOUN . : • CUrltv QUSe tapers . ' OI'FIItiD NOW POl LIMITtiD 'rtMI - - - - -'..;.:.' ~ T~+~ Sf.U1 bundre~of pilrl of ~omen's ftfltlcle-~dl, Arpeggios, _and Kl-Yakl plus a~ group.fot .dll~n'• . shoes all priced to go In this Semi-Annual SALE. · ·• · • -~EN'S S"'OES formerly $6.9?; to $12.99,a,J18lr now on Sale .. ..... , .... , . , tal", ~·"· $5.99, $f.t9 CJiiLDREN'S SHOE$ formerly to ~-50 a Jll!l' now liD~· at reductions to . , , .: . .. , . . . , •., • .. 'II *";d '.uji' . FOLDING .· . ' I I ' Over 6ft In Length ' Adjusts To • SEPARATES . \Vilkesville .. ~ociety Notes ,·· ' MJX 'N MATCH . CI!Mp:NOml..&orSidaa ' 3 PIECE COTTON . -l,Pri~- SEERSUCKER . ITEMS · LOUNGE - I .• · WOM .EN'S AND , C H ll,OREN'S SHO:~S ·.;: price _ _ ··fL . auv··•Noit -' ·~ *1.88.•'2.88,.$4.88 '· ~\'O.IIOUT DIICONTINUID COLOII It 1ft •••,. . ' . .. ...__ . Tfaere'•"iiiiii''llliea ~ fx!lni whee Check the display window oat ~kfor ~ fn!'!'l~-~ otportl ear, Corntte-tlli. · , yoa·yt ·P ·)'OUI' Plclc ~up to far America'a No. 1 a~Atomobile, engme Corvrur. tt'e Chevrolet'~· uciting two mt- tbat'a mon' : 4.6 tiilrtRoot waya to 11!1 a home- the '64; Jet-smooth Che=~~ answer to leaving summer sllnd, illllllllft J)IOJIIe .,..,. dq. 11110 this r t"d Aay ear t!tis lu:tUJ;Iollll · .~te!' ap.ow anti IP!"iJI¥ - ~~~~ ~ '' T•t drlw -tht - t111t tl!l'llt *"'" ,-m. ~!DIDJ-IUftll:. ; . . · ba\felta pnce exammed. .ng_ht ·m 1ts trackl. • . · y.ou .oa tha aoet. Tua .w.~ . ! Look tor the br&J!d·n~w · Look for the ~tY. roolllf tal" C,pjla. ; ~ .~~·it, · : .·1QIIIIg-at-heart,yonne-•n.pnee Che!t II. It's the IMII'f!ICCr&Ut.C)·. .· , · . ·l J'--look~ <;he.ve!le-the only -car· that mobile tor thOOJe woo like .to II!J . · ·. r Nlf•::it:C~-= =~= 1ttween Ch~Jet.. on~;:~'ioiiir~ .· _ ,· , You Cla~neilet .lfae-atop 5 Relaxing Posltions ,, A BUY Jr'""... . '. "'GREfNl •P•rf•ef For L1wn, '•reh or '•flo eSIIver LustrH.tte Trlrn 'I, eStutdy 1·inth Atuminum Tulthtt BEN FRA~KLIN POMEROY ' To Wear l1.1fo Tht Fall· . $7.77 •t : SAKER fURNitURE . . ' :Limited group of women's summet .~~c~ an:~aaon handbags, straws, wtcken• . -cl~tb. . .lliht colOrs In patents, fol'J11erly selling ~· 00 io $10.00. C!O'I'MAM AND PHOINIX FOLDING lOCKER Old-f•lhiOMCI nmforl end _....,. otyll"tt SPECIAL at . '"' ' -·~ WOMEN'S. S.UMMER HANDIA$$- SAL~ , famoualabela, but very Umlted group, FOR SU~ER EASE ' ". ' ., All Remaining Spri.ng Coats - - - .;. · - ·~ . - - -l Pri~ , GOESSLER .. : .. There's a great·buy waiting for you your Chevrolet- dealer's; · .~ · ' CHILDREN'S SPORTSWEAR TO CLEAR ·. ··.~, I w. IWn st. "'-::;:::;:::;::Po:Oim:;::tii••~•~;4~:1~5~·~U() · ~m~·a.~'~H~a.;,rv~e~y :.J~o~rd~on m. ; Cat.by R. pint ,s'foRE-WIDE -Sto,.,.,~ Save up to One-Half or MOre This Is The Sale The ohio Valley Waits For. A.•• .. er eWS NOWI·'friday M- ~9. • . BEGINS OUR ..fAMOUS . "DN •fJJ"l~'l· BUt Khrus:.chw, Ia Jll·l~'~Ina with the PfOC'!II lbat could l'l!llull In .::hlna'a liP~· slon from the Moscow-Jed wtlnlat movemt:nt, ~:::~:~ II be collfldent that lhe of the world's Colqmunlllla would back him In hli line of with the West and blgh Jlvl tandard · a er n& a . DiplOmatic sourceo said th• probable meeting place would be:.:...:M:::.0:::."':_0_w_.- - -- - 'are R. ti.u!lb ~ exchangef belwl'"n the two . SUsanna Arnold, Mrs. David Commumst i!lanta In recent Strait, Karen A. Mcp.rley and months have pointed to ap er· Jerome A. Rouah. manent rupture. --------EarUer reports of plans f.,. E~·~...,.,- ,HQSPI1tMH . I S ff the 28-party meeting said It AmOIII jji&ie wl\o · entered osp1ta ta. eN would be summoned !hill tall. Holzer h~IUII Iii the past 21 Attend Meeting with the 90-party talks to [u;. hours were . Y&· Hlly Johnson. Two members o1 the Lakin low next spting. Rt. 1 E~ Mn. Richard hospital staff attending a Cbioa Seek• Delay >. Swis~Jer,,·· ..U!Iqju~ Ave., three day meeting at the Uni- Communist China was Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Josle B. mity of Virginia in Charlot- li•ved seeking to delay Ute : Hogg, 100 Park Dr., Pl. Plea- t.osvllle, Va., this week. reckoning . with the Moseo;w • sant. Penny Ann Morrison, 101 . The subject ol the meeting leadership. feeling that time is 911. St.. Pt . Pleasant, Margaret Is the role ol rehabiHtatlon In 0:1 Its Sido and that more B•ll. Lakin, .w. Va. Mrs. tbe social paychlat.ry move- mort Communist parties <,awr~ ~ · ~ Mason, me~l . Among the S1 alate boa- choose the Peking line of II . Va) Jalnes Jl. 'tl'bleler, Mt. pital superintendents and auper· "to, W. Va., Lewil J. Smith, visors attending are Dr. Robert FIVE NEW AMBASSADORS 193 Beoch St., Middleport, ~- Walden m1 Bruce Jeffrleo of WASIDNGTON (UPI) - fhe Hetman A Taylor, 217 Mulberry kin Hospital. ~'nate confirmed by voice Middleport. Mrs. James Wednesday the nomination W. Bioofl;- Rt;.- 4 · ~no,-Mrs. ftve new ambassadors. Ali ~ial Sanford Merrill, Hamden, career members of the forei,'jll ""· Wilma L. Coleman, IrontJ\ ~ service. ·'''· Mrs. Charles Richard Neal,f Confirmed were: Lucius D. Rt. 1 Kitts Hill, 1•. Grant I ~-- - · - - -- - -;-- Battle, ar. assistant secrel1ry ll<'ckett. Huntingion, Mrs. Char-I Gaflle rtadlt!ll;. Galhpolls of state, as ambassador to tne les L. Litteral, Jr., Rt. 3 Ash· .Dam 18.9, 13 . 9, runmng 4 feet United Krab Republic; Tyler l•nd, '\y., Mrs. Harold D. La- Jon rollers, POmeroy • Mason Thompson of Maine as ambas<in, Ashland, Ky., and Mrs.I 2U5, Pt. Pleaoant 24.85, Hm- sador to f;nland; Miss Margar:harles E Gorrel~ Rt. 2 San· ton 0.72 stationary, Itanawha tl Joy Tibbetts of Maine 81 lyville, w. va. , !Falls 1.85 falling, Charleston, ambassador to Norway; BIRTHS 17.99 stationary. London, Mar- throp G. Brown as ambassador Mrs. Char;es Wills, Rt. 4 Imet and. Winfield dams were to South Korea; and Cecil B. Jackson, son, 10:15 a.m. Wed-i on the Sills. Lyon of New Hampshire as amnesday. Mrs. Cla,.nce J. Mat· Boat movements: bauador h. Ceylon, tos, Mason, W. Va., son, 9:25 Oblo River- Susan Lane a.m. Wedn•sday, Mrs. Paul D: deWil 14, 5•55 p.m.: Cotton CA1' CAUSES CRASH 8iellil)aer, ·Mulberry .- HeigntS, :Queen down 14,7 P· m.; Frank· COPENHAGEN, Denmark P"meroy, daughter, 7:4S a.m. llln Pjerce down 14, 7:30 P· m.; (UPIJ-A black cat crossed the Wednesday. Mrs. Dooald E. jBudteye State down 14, 10:30 path Wednesday night of , Jones. Mill Creek Rd., son, 5:28 p. m.; Edeana Boswort~ down Danish motorist, who immedr1.m. Wednesday. Mrs. William 14, 2:30 a.m.; Onward up 14, ately slammed on his brai<es. Mack Burnette, 100d Thin! Ave., 3:15 a.m.; Louisiana up 16, Five other cars slammed indaughter, 4:4:. a.m, Wednesday. 5:30 a. m. ; Jerry. Bosworth up to tl.t first car, injurrng one DISCIL\~L 17, 7:10 p. m.; llhnots down 17, driver and causing f5,600 damPatlenbt· ....,ntly. dlac~gd 0:10 p. m.; S. M. Jenks up 17, age. The cat was unhurt. Included ~: . J. . s.ftliliod 2:15 a. m.; National down 17, - -- - - -Rhodes, . 11lidlt-R. Cox, 'Mh. 3:20 a. m.: John Ladd Dean up 8 a. m.; A. J. Patten down 8:50 William E. HalteD. Mrs. Louis 17, 4:05 a. m.; Philip Sporn up m. Mueller, Samuel R. Salem, 5:25 a. m.: Bayou Lorraine Kanawha River - Solvay 13, 4:05 p.m.; Invader up London 6::18 a. m.; Edna Mauck, Mrs. Lloyd Hartill, MrJ. Claude Jolns, 8:10 p. m.; C. V. Harner at Lucas down Marmet r:dward westenhaver, 6 a. m : OVEC down 21, m.; W. H. Shaver, Jr., John Batey, Mrs. Alta A. a. m.; John Hood up 21, · 8:55 p. m . : Helen z. orick, Mrs. Hubert L. a. m.: John J. Rowe down Winfield 9:20 p. m.; El· and Infant 1011, Mrs: , 5 a. m. ; Eastern down 23, · up Winfield 10:20 p.m.; ::OOper, Jr., and Infant dough· a. m. : Jefferson up 2.1, Herdman up Winfield ter, Mrs. Cltarlea F. Sayre and : a.m.; Mr. Mack up Green- a. m_; Barbara Waxler up O!fant son, Mrs. Harlan Wlllt· 2:30 a. m. ; Andrew J . down Winfield 3:48 a.m.; J. s. latch and infant son, Mrs. 31, 5 p. m.; Mary B. down 31, is down Winfield 5:10 a . m.; Cbarles Camden, Mrs. W•sley 1:25 a. m.; Ravenswood George Price up Winfield 5: 0. Benaott, Mrs. Huwanl Mea· 3:45 a. m.; Molly K. . m. ,_,...,...,...,...,...===ti J.~ 4•35 a. m.; Walter FIRST Meldahl 3:20 p.m.; Charles 1 QUALITY ~g·' up Meldahl 4:50 p. m. i Gatllpollo Dom - Thelma ' REGULAR up 11 ::W p. m.; Semel down I Certified Oil Station 13:20 a. m.: Robert Reed down ' H0Sp~tal, NtWS ' tant forelgr polk'Y' ll!ld rectmeJIIallon II ljomt. I . . '! - ..BE .. " · - ~ ... .... -~ AJDI£~11-.II · IUY .. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,'!'' I \ .. ; ' �I ' v I Qr ..~IIUQI lAIIi, ,, ~ ,. ~ ,. ...., .. . I ....... ,.,..., PlriiJ "- . ltls;IIO.·r,.tw • 1 Ul . . . . . AWL •=: r ...... ~ 'r .lillf EASY ' ..... . . :} ,. ON EACH VOL XVt ~0. 91 -. t' ,~ 'l i. ,J ' .• i ' r ~· •• e '·' at. Y Deuhi ". t.....Tr.. lnlll'lln•:fl,; #If n. •••• llnr ·' I'Ot!IIJ!ROY-MIDDI.EJIORT•OHIO _..,..,~,__ I if . . ._ _ _._.,;-.;....;..._ _ _ oll FRIDAY, 1964 _ _ _.,...._ _ _ _ _JULY _ _31, __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ H~ <-eo. .-' Slt8t, ·Proves ·Su\~l Cessf .. I ·.t, ' . ' '1. ' I 'q· \ . .,.,. .••.1 . • ' • Historic Data Returned to Style 428 A flick of your wrist ~and your foot is shod In the easiest-walking lOUth Routea will tilt i p. Only 2.99 uA4 day's riSht • forces. New For Fall! 11 8AREFOOT FREEDOM" AMERICA'S MOST AnRACTIVE SHOES FOR COMFORT Take Advantage of The Store-Wide Sales · At Elberfelds · - Walker Last, No. 4595 Janbrook in rod and ottP-r. '.II ' ~ Witb 8· 8 wood Kantscuff heel. See this new Furniture On The Second and Third . Flo.ors, Ready-To-Wear and Drapes on the Second Floor. ·Bargains In Every Department on the Main Floor. "Barefoot Freedom" style now. MARGUERITE'S Shoe Shop 102 E. Main Pomeroy eSA.LE eSALE eSALE i• Elberfelds In P.omeroy "Write your own ~• ~• eSALE deal SALE" NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED You Tell Us What You Will Trad• Fori COMPLETE INVENTORY TO CHOOSE FROM NOW eGalaxiH eMustangs eFalrlanes efalcons e ~ ilill ~ ~ e ~ ::::y)fi:~ • Convertibl11 •· ' '; Suspects Are· Questioned by Police Today LADIES' AND GIRLS' ' ' BATHING . SUIY.S .30% OFF · acre:UBLE WINNER • • • • • • e • "~ ~SO N e DRIVE·IN TON!GHT • I'RIDAY Jaek Lemon • "UNDIR THI YUM YUM TRII~ !Color) MEIGS TIIATRE --Ut\Kirk bouJ)ai aDd Edward G. Ro~n In "2 Wllkl IN ANOTHIR • TqWN" A..... l BllltilDt J!Qden, Scott Brody lob· crawtord . ".IOHNNY 4\ltT~N . (Teelmk!O!or) . .......s;.. · IIAIQ' calhoun and w:w.m' BendiJ in '!JHI YCIUNG AND PORDI • ·TNIIIIIAVI• .{ -. ' \ . Shortta ' ' ' >I; ' ., ' ~ I . l'llll """ •' <'"""'I !A!1111 - " 'r' RlDUCED '"'2$.%. . ,:·;, " . ·., '' (Color) ~., ' ' NOT QPIN . ' ~o· Go. . •.Sizes. . ·~.•·~·~ ' S·P·RIN.G ,ftP dj. ·'"" ,~t cq. AT~~lruJ ~n~ ~ t41mlriat~.l G~~ ·llfd f, ' ~·~ TOIIIIINT ' ' r, , .\ LADIES' BERMUb~ and dAMAICA ·SHORTS ~ ' . liOM!JIIOY OHIO .,. • . ' SALISBURY, N. C. (UPI);_ OSLO, Norway (UPI) Earl C. Kelley. dJ. of New Orleans rector of publicity for the NCAA 400 meten bu.rdleis11 ~ Motor Speedway, Wedne• captured that event and """ was named executive dl· . meten burdles at an ~ :~of tbe National Aaocla- lntmlatlonal track and fle?d ~ Sportscas!A!rs and Sports meet ai Blslel Stadium WednesDight. He clocked at and tU, e Keith Goble Ford •.. .., ....... Middleport, Ohio a • Mr. and Mn. Allen Hul!hes of Middleport recently vlslted IM observation decks of tbe beaut!fw hlgh!Bnds of Centra? Flori· da a( Clermont. The view ~~~ tbe I81'Kfsl coucenlra· lion of citrus In the wor?d with over $700 million worth of ell· '"" ~ eTrucks For A Better De"'- Get A GofJie Deal lANK UTI fiNANCING Gt.__ _~ DIREMl)R CLEARANCE VISIT CITRUS TOWER II Give Us A Try lefor• You Trad•lll • Station Wagons Stauffer operates plants ?n more than 25 states of tbe Ulll· ted Sta!A!s wher<! they manufaclure hundreds of cbemlcal ~ ducts through nine major divl s1ons of•-~tedparentNfirm ywlthk 1n ew or , p2ants roc& Weston, Mich., Houston, Tex., San Frlll)ciS<O. Loa Angeles and 7'· ;~; ~~~/~....1; '. ' c -~ ~ " · • '" ' " "' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 30, 1964 gibbs mills