http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/82236c7c142a90ec7e97525434069c70.pdf 1324ceccd8499d68491065ef13281dc4 PDF Text Text .; , ..ti '' . · RAMGAil coiuhwtft)N- Oii;' i• fllllit ....,,_ Olanly AlrpJrt ...P,, be~ bUnt by lbe U;llcl! llillllructiM Co. • lei)enl COIIIracloY, Ia apected ID about a IIIGIIIII, ~ m th6 airport advllory '-in!...,, d!aJrman Jamea Leiria of Pt. PleMIIlt. 'Die 3110-foat lang lwlsar will hoUire U T~. a 211130 .tmlniltcatlon room, arid rei!Crooml. Allhougb lbi bulldlna wlll be tm!P'P'-ID September, Lewla Indicated the IUiway mil will not be built untO later. Atlefl; Rldlll'd Garfield, Chelter, of Meiell Co111ty, in employe,la worldng down wet ooncrete. Above Ia an~ \llew of lbe h8Jlllar. . . . • Ball, " exective: ' ,·. ' .... .. ~, ~=~b..Mrl~~~·:e~~!na~~:~:n;:c;.~~ D~lta Mlj;rket JJ&m·fJfid:: ,·~·:~.~. ' MEIGS THEATRE (Continued from page l l Cemahan, Edson llou8h, H. Cemahan, Chari• Theiss, Dan TONIGHT ONLY August25 JOHN AND MAllY <Technlcolorl Dustin Hoffman Is JoHN/ Mia Farro is MARY! " R" restricted! Persons under 17 not admiHed unless accompanied by a parent or guardian! catvrcartoons: Judos Kudos Rock Hound Don't be Silly Admlulon: $1 .00 Weclnesdoy & Thursday Auguot26-27 NOT OPEN Doubl<! F10ture Program "MIDNIGHT COWBOY" I Color I Ous~n Hollman, John • Voight [Academy Award Winner) Best Picture of the Year -PiuoTHE MAGUS Anthony Quinn Michael Caine X (Color) -----R -··Thurs. & Fri. Auguflt 26·27.28 Double Ftolun Program SCREAM ondSCREAM AGAIN (ColorI Vincent Price C.hrlslopher Lee Pe1er Cushing -PIUI''THE MINI·SKIRT MOB" ICAIIorl Olano McBain Nease. Cow,fyn.,HaroldCemahan, James Drown, Charles Theiss, James Brown H Carnahan Edllon HoUo ' . ' Senior ~ and Grllld p • ' whereMls!Laruehaddied,and at ,.. P _ •• "-'- •Jr. Ou!mpiQII, Doa Men. · 7... .":'· "' .....,._ '"' Cow 2 yn Edilon Holloa ·. Everett ~ Hulbln who was eurt~ Tile~. Edl!on Houoo: taken Ill Veterans Memprtal Don Men, H. Cernallm, Dan Hospital and admitted. Nease· -DIVORCE A8D:D TJM1i21TOCBANGE A suit fer divorce w•• fllecl · .. Southetn Hi&b School' Monday . In . Melli CoWtty Olarlea 'Diella; 'H. . Carnahan. j 1I .J PenJi aald Clmbodlia , .lroopfl 'broke l!P another rilaJpr Cammunli( IISII8ult M81Mt lbe capital'J ~ defelll!ea .elll'b' today.~ aevepJlobrS'Of clole quarlm fl1h11n1i aialnat l!lpei'-' lor ft¥D.aberl of attackers. · Clm~ apokelblen Ilk! the C\ihmluDblll, left beblnd "nwnemul ~l whleb ~ yet' w be· Coilbted. MWtary .. ~ ~~al'o&,.IIQ~• =·~-:. Penh. .• · Flvt 82niD ofU~. IilldMrl. · ' •. "" . . rriOJI&r .~ ltll'l exploded In Ba tiluc_.IWketr 1101 mllea weswoulhweat of Salioa early IIMiay• All but !Ill' the mUiof ·· Y.O~. XXIII NO, 97 ~-~-!:!vm.na• ~·=~:~=~ ftihllog liroke ~t .• .llf' bail O'ReUJy, one of -er11 O'ReiU)' II 11 LaOI $dIS mlleiiiiOII t '· ·~T · ' .. ,. , '. ... ofof • • ... 1!onaid dlejMJrl. .comins sch091 year ire to notify · James Adams, principal, on the following plan, Thursday, junl~rs and senl~rs, 1 14 11 p. m., and freshmen and sapbcmores, Thunday I to s p. m., b)' pllonin& 1192-2311. See us! In our Loan Department, service is I'Of only friendly and courteous, it's speedy. Take ad· vantage of reduced Jilrlces on this year's c11r models;·Own a new car for less .... and finance It ,fqr less. Get t~ cash you need to buy your new car :.: . get an Aufo Loan here, ·a t ·low bank : rates. Let us help you a~ fast ... own your car, now. · to ;.....;. J tJ I ;4 · ~ .: .t, ') . .., ,.; " ., . (~ ........ ~. ' "I ,· '. !.' . '.:. . ii'u;-~~ball ~ · · · Olle ~- , •..... .'' .. , , ..,, · ~- ·· · · ·: :. · 1 ;:!! '·, · .., · ~-~ ~f.tcin";;. ~ ~: _Hqnrd Parl~ri Dlrrell .....,......... Dollallon& were bJ Qua\!»-. H8jr!bomt. .· . . .. . . .OWWiGdnt!:N ,_., _: BlLLRA\IiQHI'u~~'oif· Prlqt .libop, Da_llf·:Sentl~el, Wkt - Faye Pi1i11ne • ,.._ •....,. _...., _L.,~v ciit:.,._,.. li..~ . Athens 'Me81e11Sel', WMPO Wllloll, 111e Vlney!ll'd, Grant - _, '•'""' ,...,.... ....,.. "":-rr 1 Radio, Middleporl Street Sullt~, Pall! Lift, Fredrlct day~cilbeiourth~Na~ · , . OJ&ufi~ll,li ,.;.• p _ , ~ tlMhiA Hobart Vhioylrd at tbll 'Wood CG!ml:v·~ lieni. ': .· \ • n;;.;;;;~ ~tP lA/W ~-. PiaJu ,... ~G. Rau'iCh tbeeiiiiWllba ~'tuB puU" ci 130,., ~- · Schools. Doalnwete~ Oin"lillr. _ tst, wl!lch · lol~J'IIIdlofthelrlelor(«tbllfllll: l'ctili«<'' _, Uecqf. ·• • Rl!llllld - Jane Garnes; OlifOtherwtnner,Qirtao-;... ("~~-ued ..._ ...., I) · POM EROY·MIDDLEPORT . ,,. ,._ttiitr of .• tarl'v'"''""'-o;:::'~lbe·. ilri !lear..,. 400-"' .· 'IIIII Laotiaq · ~. '· ·' near .I enttne · . .• ,WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1970 '' , TE'~CENfS : ' roun race tract«:: · ....,..ft. · """'d Y::We:il'lloblie·"_.... Ncx u., WUI, Vemm Weber. .,.,, ' · ,.......... 01'e.ter - 1-Firnr. ·· ,,.. .• ,.. t the home of Rev. Clllrlu Simons, 40 6th Ave., Mid, Vetenal Memorlalllaspltal ADMISSIONS - Everett Wataon, Tuppers Plains; Melinda McDonald Rutland· Olarlea McCloud, ' Sr., ~=e\~::"u! t:~ ~~~."':= ~:=~t; LOAN FAST··· 'l ' : . ·. from Pllna!D nhle ml,!otrljlttbeqt:_iif Plincmi_ JatiiBIIIo·"''liii-Cohlnblll llll\ll~ ',~ : l" -::' , '"•·· ,, h '"· J .. . W. ~.; .H. Carnahan,. EcUon t.iO!Idl!y~ ill JI<M m South Nllle ~. · ·. · i _ Cl'~.. W'""'Ooi'"""'•-IIIIIMathli · . . Roush, t:barle1 Thells, H. Fourth Ave. for Buddy DIRECl'ORS TO MEET Eftlrn~llll, , llllsa, ~~"'!'>...:.. ~. of campi~~ ~:..,.. . .• ._..;. 0 _,.,_ McKinney who was treated by The bollil of dlrectora of the William . ..l. y.;;;n. . . . . wouldll:t Sr. v_....,.,......, nu"'"'• lbe81111A(l;ai2:0ip.m.14theSis Pomeroy-Middleport Rotary_ - .::. M!Irleri. ~· , ~ . ' ; market place 'jn ~ :r.fekang Delta wllb lllOi1l!n · ~. , ldlllng 11 Vleman- .. IJid Miss Ellzabe!h H. (Sis) wounding u otben. F18!11ing Larue~ 110, of 738 Pearl St., flared around Allied arillerji Middleport, died Wtexpectedly base O'ReWy near thHaollan Monday afternoon at home. · · Mila L,arue was.born Aug. 21, c 191!1 at Pt. Pleasant IJid was u ~ Culli preCededlndealhbyherfather, lU1'S o .IIUI • lll.lll, Francia L. IMIM!,• Sr., and a Dies . Col b She Ia aurvlved by her d1ed lnb mother, Mn. Stella B.olee Hospl....at ...... Ul Smlt,b, two nepbewa, and a a shirt Uloeaa. Survlvin& are two sons, Funeral urvicel wlll be Roberl. CirCleville, and Fred, Wedneeday at ' p.m. at the St. Louis; Mluouri, and lbree Rawlings Coats Funeral Home grandcbUdren of Clrc 1e~UIIye. 1 with the Rev. Charles Simoni Her hulband, Charles, ormer officiating. Burial will lie In of Meiell Count)', died In 1111'1. Poplar Ridge Cemetery at Funeral services will be Kyger. Friends may caD at the Thureday at 2p. m. at the Good N=;,.. Heifer, Hsrold Csr- funeral heme anytime. Shepherd United Methodlal nahan, Jamea Brown, Don · Chureh, ClrClniUe, with blirll1 M~ra, H. Cernahan, Qlarlea ~~r~e~~ ~ =':.:~ 'lbetaa, ~ llqllon, ..........n • • c.,·, . ...... • ......, F'Wteral H,ome llinw-,.e. Jr.. Yearling, ll;dm Rllush, 'Die....,"....., ..ldd. ......, WHEN YOU :NEED . AN AUTO II bomllariled a ~· . Co!Jimunlquea . Rou.eh, Cllarlel Thflss. Gel of Sire, Edlaon Hollon, James Brown, H. Carnahan, Edoon Roush. . Best • 1ema1- bred and owned by James BroW!~ H. Carnahan, Edison Hollon and Don Mtll'll. Cow anc1 daughla', James Brown, H. Cernaban, Dan '· .I ~: 1 :E.~r~= ~=~~!ItM:I:::r~ .Mn.:tuU:~. ~~~=:s ;!i~~~~ 1 ~MDsi~.•,n,.Dr~eJ:~ : . -~ · .~on~!. R1•:~~~ mll.'aih~!t um 1·-""'& .B'l· a · oo··/ . H~. thebolpltalifter~G(nl.q ...,...,..,::li'teheoliJw,~:'· .. n1ec:8. , IUIItred · W ·'" I Cong (UPI)-:'Die VHt 7xlliblior. TONIGHT ONLY August25 • Brown Jr - - ·." El'--berh ,_ AA• Dies on Monday SAlOON at y · ,. MOIIIy 1118!11Y today bllh tbe IQw er mid Ill. P'llr 1114 Utile dllqe In toemperatwt toolght, .low In upper SG!i llld lower lOt. 'lb!lrllday 11111111 ind : ligb 1D the lOB. ; . ; ',..., .·; ' ~ Otntva BWii~ey, Bi-t: Pt. , • . at CELEBRATES Nth BIRTHDAY - Carrie Wllllams, lrighl and alert, celebrated her 94th birthday 1'ueaday. Mrs. Williams maltes her bome wltb ber ste!Miall&bter and husband, Mr. end Mn. George Casto, Locust St., Pomeroy. She keeps up oo curreut affairs by reading the dally newspaper. Wllllams, with a twinkle In her eye, saiQ, "This ismyday." She baa two grandsons, Robert and Harold Rickard, of Muon. Mrl. Mid: Everett Hutl4n, Fry •Pomeroy •chl!'&lni DisCHARGES - Charles extreme cruel!)'. The plaiDIIfl Sslaer Charles Belling seeks the CWitody d one minor ' · child. NO MEETING PLAN S00W. Middlepclrtcounell, &cheduled · St. Paul's Lotberln Church d to meet .Monday evening, dkl . Pomeroy wtU 8J)oi!Bor an Ice not, when It was Informally cream social .friday and determined there was not Saturday at 6 p.m. Tl)e.bome enough Important ~•sl'lftll . orders may be placed Wedneeday pd 'lblll'llla7 by ph~ CLUB TO MEET II9WOIO after a p.m. The Pomeroy-Middleport Uons Qub · wiD meet Wed. needay at noon at the Unltecl 1 FREE CL(fi'HI!fG Melbodill Church. The Salvation ArmY, 115 · Butternut Ave., Pomer...., , will I - - -.TONIGHT hold Ita lree ~lothlng day """"'' 'lbureday from ~ a.m. t111 12 N,oo teachlng employees of noon. Thole 'In nkd of clothing Saalhem Local School Dialrlct throughout the county are will meet tbllevenlng at I pm. wel®me. · at tbe hl&b acbool. Get pl,Jih·bu:tto:n convenience · -.ttractive new Wins �'3'1 •35 '37 3 t 7 775x14 775x15 F78 '·•• ' G78 125x14 125xl5 ' ', ' . J7.8 . , ij 855xl4 855xls • 855x14 855x15 Plus Fed. and State Taxes ... No Trade· In Necessary RECORD SALES . s!ENVER(UPl)- Tilebenver cos of the Nali01181 Foolball League have announced 8 new record sal8 tickels wllh in season steppu;g to t;fJ'IJ Bronco fans 11cket window The o1d record was 33,fJ'IJ. . H&R N. 2nd Ave. FIRESTO~E 99 238 2-2 Middleport, o. this s. Ends lluJ, 31 ·1970 /F IDS 1970 FORD LTD 4· door Hardtop lf70 OALAXIE 500 l.-«oor ..,..al HaNflojl 1970 FORD MAVERICK 1970 MUSTANG -\ 40NCE-IN~· 1.LJ!ETIME .. ·SUlJBt Sale! r even be beefed up--and ~.:.~~answered = e s toward sex.has taken amut-b g place. Literature wblcb ~arrests p=~,.~t·f~.!rJ:!~ not tDo many yean tD orderlllg tbe tide tD go back faces the J!Omograpby 11.,; bad It • ...tera. t88)l Reopened ·' r "')", FO~~ TRUCKS ON SALE! �'3'1 •35 '37 3 t 7 775x14 775x15 F78 '·•• ' G78 125x14 125xl5 ' ', ' . J7.8 . , ij 855xl4 855xls • 855x14 855x15 Plus Fed. and State Taxes ... No Trade· In Necessary RECORD SALES . s!ENVER(UPl)- Tilebenver cos of the Nali01181 Foolball League have announced 8 new record sal8 tickels wllh in season steppu;g to t;fJ'IJ Bronco fans 11cket window The o1d record was 33,fJ'IJ. . H&R N. 2nd Ave. FIRESTO~E 99 238 2-2 Middleport, o. this s. Ends lluJ, 31 ·1970 /F IDS 1970 FORD LTD 4· door Hardtop lf70 OALAXIE 500 l.-«oor ..,..al HaNflojl 1970 FORD MAVERICK 1970 MUSTANG -\ 40NCE-IN~· 1.LJ!ETIME .. ·SUlJBt Sale! r even be beefed up--and ~.:.~~answered = e s toward sex.has taken amut-b g place. Literature wblcb ~arrests p=~,.~t·f~.!rJ:!~ not tDo many yean tD orderlllg tbe tide tD go back faces the J!Omograpby 11.,; bad It • ...tera. t88)l Reopened ·' r "')", FO~~ TRUCKS ON SALE! �i.~L. Ikol. ... .' ¥ atund i3l. , '1). HR!I7Rop6z I1'!J''J.~ 001111. ·n"' ·(lot, I"!" 'I ""F ., w!lhnl!!!! ~.~r ,.!.i ,h ; . · !:1!1¢1j.'& • . aon!WI~~lft\'t . . ~~-~.. shlt,...l!!fJ' ~ AI ' I!MJ ~:. IIIII of ~ t,.l!e. 1D111t 8i! m, llild wii~ ~- llfll: Ufe IIUIIl •• Jlllklng the belt of lblpp, Hll Ill·" ' lllnnlnll eplrtt !I here. 'lbtl Wllb Vlllei J..iiDblrdl ~ In team !I playing toaetho!r as It tbe .. . .tat, ...w AuiUn . .. ham'tplayedloletberlntbea!l ~ ~ Wutlluatm ftad. )'Nn I~ been hen." $1u. BW AutUn has .bOt TlmecuresmanyWa.Notall, devilled fnm the Lomherdl llut muy. Qllem or ldledule Ill Carllll•, "We'veaccepted the !act he IJ Pa,, '!'bert tbe Jboc!a)!M ll'e lrlbiila but 11noe •!811. 111111 -r. bas Ill lnjeet a Utile . bit ol 'ef3 ~ lllma8Jf Into :be does ' •= rau·llllf J ~~=and ;,::_~ Now By Just 1be Redaklna look •• If 6% Games lbe)''re IIIOVIac a Uttl.e better many, but. raw. m £!':;.': ~ .· ,Pl~!i t.~!~l, iillij; ;~o.litt<(~·ltl. · · ·, ~Oii!l 'j TOlEDO (UPI)-'lbe Toledo Mud Dena 111ar1 a tw<wame wiel with lbe Columbui Jell here toolabt after apllttlnc a doubleheader wllb Loul8viUe '1\ielday nlsht to end the lltand wllb the Colooels. Louisville Ctlllwrted live hits Into a 11-0 win, all Its runs comIJIIIIn tbe llrsl two frame~. The mouocl win went to BW Landis, now 44. In the olgbtcap, the Mud Hens po1111dod out a ll)f win by rallying from a f>.O deficit 1olng Into the llflh lmlng. Toledo then pusbed over live runs In each of Us last two frames to finally anap Ita lolling streak aplnat tbe Co!OO•Ja, which had won four atrailbt here. In the top of lbe fifth, LoutsvWe's Joe Laboud bit a homer wllb two aboard, and Toledo's Jluaa Neselson matched lbe feat tbe boltool of the Inning. Kuhn receiYed the ~vlet«y, pviDg hlm a w . now. They've Wlllllbelr last lwO WINNIPEG, Canada (UP!)p r e - pmea beatlnc At- 1be Colwnbua Jetal!llded their lanta, 11-U, and Boltoo, 4641, aeuon wtth Winnipeg by after bowing to Clndnnatl, '11- -""·· aerie~ s.,z win .,........u " ' " " ' 12, In lbelropener.Sam Huff, an ,........., a •--.. ,._., auiJtant RedU!nl' coadl thl8 lbat put them just 81> games back of lntematlonal Lea11110 year after having tned a leading SyraCuse comeback 81 a lllayer wllb Win De '1 Rlba • them last year, can see the ner . nos nt a dlfferenee In the players be- 11q11eeze bunt In lbe seventh •intween the lime Vince Lombardi nlng turned out to be the derun when tbe Whips went Into the hospital .for the adlng scored twice In the elghlb second time last monlb and - - • p blo .....:. Rlbant """'"" a .... ~on "Of courae we were flat at the the bunt after Milt May had opened the Jet seorlng In lbe beginning," Huff says. four1b 21st homer and "Everybody was kind of 111 J tawtlb hisaecond In the deflated. I lll)'llelf felt a lltile an er: and a cheated lbat I wasn't going to lingle get to coach under Coach Col.;...bus moved to Toledo IAlmbanll. I Wll8 really looking ton•a•t f tw 00 lbe forward to II 81 was every oeo• or o pmea, member of l.hla steff. The second of which will be played Friday 'lburodsy ill an open players also were looking date · forward to thl8 season under · ldm. It bas to be a natural letdown lbat Coach Lombardi illn't here wUb us because he's the greatest In the bwdneu and everybody wanta to lllaY for the ~· But I .lblnk we're atart1nc to accept lbe fact be IJ not here, lbat he ill a sick man and lbat we must go forward. now. ~ :0 :~. u0tblt:t,"!ll1•11im H1df of tbt mlh wanted Ill are much Iii COld! he 'UDder.~~ tbingJ 1011 doD~ ~ but you,Cal!~ do ~. about: So JO~,IImpl)' lllljljlt to the sllulltlon. VInce Iaubml wJII feel a ·11tile betlil' 11ear1111 tbat from alineone lib SJQIIfull · f.Qusy Disposes lif Five Players CINCINNATI (UPI) - 'l)le Cndnnatl Royall·put two cftft choices on waiftl'IIIDd ~ lbree free agents 'l'lleadaJ Iii trhn the squad to 17. v-·•· , __, Uooon J ._, ... """.,... ¥--eflr oe AxelsOn announced lbst Wade Fuller of Loyola of Chl~go and 1J11181 ... of Wal Tell •n0111J)11011 ey · College were put on walftl'll. 'lbe .free agents dropped after coacb·Bob Q)uay had watched lbem durinil a lolll'day roolde Ml~ M f camp were .e eer o Washington It Lee, Reggie Roach of Virginia State and Darryl Jones of Benedict's. MAKE TRADE ST LOUIS (UPI)- The St. Loub Cardinals of the Football League · announ.~ '1\iesday lbst they have traded pard .John Wilbur, who had announced his retirement to th , ..: 1 Rams 'for Na~ Alt.:'.l:.~n 1~guo: •on e ~ ~..,e es guard M'ke Lahood. ~1..... .. ....._ ;~=~~~c' ' IY,Uni!M · N.allwt Carty, Atl Cimnle, PH Parket LA Ptroz, 6n Tal~n. Cln Willms. Cllt, Gestan, SD lickmn Chi Torre, J;t.L O.•ls, LA Dollz, SF Alou,Hou Amoric~ . Ytrakl, Boo 123 340. 95 Aorclo, Chi 121 474 'T7 Oliva, Min 121 <196 76 Johnsn, Col 121 ol82 U Smith, 8os 120 472 90 .311 F.Rbnsn, Bel 103 378 67117 .310 Fosse. Cle 111 417 5I 121 .307 Plnlla, KC 111 409 .U 125 .306 Horlon, Dot 96 371 53 113 .305 cater, NY 124 473 60 1.u .~ Homo Runs N.atlonal Leatuo: Bench, Cln 42; Perez, Cln 38; Wlllloms. Cl\1 36; H. Aaron, AH 3.4: Allen, St.L 33. · Amerlun '-"tuo: Killebrew, Mlnn 38; Howard, Wash 36; Yastrzemskl. Bos 33; Powell. Ball 29; Oliver. KC 26. Runs Belted In NaHOnll Loogue: Bench, Cln 126; Perez. Cln 120; Wllllamo, Chi 11a; H. Aaron, All 106; Howard, Wosh 101; Killebrew, Mlnn f7; Powell. Bell96; Oliva. Mlnn 911 Oliver, KC 88. Pitching Nttlonol Lilt,..: Merrill, Cln 19-10; Gibson, St.L 18-5; Seaver, NY 17-9: Perry, SF 17-12: Jenkins, Chi 16-14. (9) •• · llolloll 000 OliO 010,.:) ' 2 Mlnllll$' 000 000 11110-,- 0 7 ·0 l!r•" (.SI1 R.omp, . ' . ~· 'llat.d · ,,. tdS~ . Chi.ayj · · Wllliim• · (1), Nr~l~ ((f) llld Mltm'WIId. wp;.. ... 11110-,- 7 )3 1 7l L'l'-~11 !f.Sl . 11-T, 1142- 6 11 1 _.:... Ill I • , •. •• (1), PrldtiY ..... lg!lllfo 1~· · .1 . ttl PI JC~'l1' ~~~~an. ' McGraw .flO tli!lllltll " , (6!, ·T~YIOr . )and ~It,• ~ Mllw 000 QaQ :.00 b 4· 7-1 . 6 1 f '" Y'(P. J~ll ' (l3;la).J tP...,. Clive . . 0111-Gao 'ql ·o,.; 2'100 .·.' · • -..,.,1: A~ll!li , 10 0$1 , .,..,_ York 11110 ooa J .illt~11, Wil,..m D _WM/ier .(t) '11\d Silli'llnO;. - · lliill~ (I), . ~ ~~,~r-1 · 1~1~: 1~10= ~~·' aS.l~. t*ii:Jh : · •· ' · ~.AIIsthi'no> 1111 ===r n In .the ~ " · ~· . irJ: m lltnlftt$) _· . •. 111181 today In 1 {l!lllle. Sbort1tGp Rickey Rotltenlo· lltdlilrllbtlnlllee!Pihlnnlna to slve 1111! Ca1if1ll'llllna the liebreaking 1'1111. He dl'ove 111 Mall Cary wbo read~«~ lint til a and ttolblrd buill error Will ma IIDgle by KSI)' Ulutan«. In 1lle other balf of 'l'llelday'a doubleheader, righthander Francllco Pa pltdted I twohitter and ~tted In ail 1111 tum'aruna to pace Cl1lnandep to Ita victory over 111e amIUIII ~ had to aqulrm oat of I tcriMdad sttuatiGD In the -on ~1f! ~ ' c • • 2 Clonll'llllf', Carroll {9), Gran:. ger 1121 .and Btnch; ....,..., Salma (lOJ ,,~nd Compton, Edwarda (IJ. "P-Stima (UJ. LP-Granger (6-41. . r m INi.,.._J - Houston0112 o o 11110.11110 • • 13 2 1 , ~ Monlrtal . . boo 000 300 11110 IJ-3 9 0 Bllll"'lhlm, .l..tlnastor <7>· ,Cul•or (7), Gladdln~ It), Rar 1101, Cook (11), Dt.t;euro (131 ~~d ~t.·~~ [;'r,~r!':lti c•1 ~!.!\! ,. 1 F~'P' · 13.01. · L~lftll i.Sand , ·.. 1..,5,. ~Hiaan llotl)l,'Fot' ler {16jli), Sinlf!l nlttO.kland 0111 ~--. 110 ·1; · Bell 1104 1oil 011!<- s 1 o $tgul, Fl~ · l~l. Llnll~ (7), Lacktr (7) and Tti!He; McNally 121J.7J aiHf E~· ron, Ht,ldrlcko (5). LPi:-Solul ....1al. ..,;.:.:.. , New York ~10 11110 101- 2· 7 o kiln City ooo 11110 ·1111l- ·1· ,1 1 Kline· Al<er- it), Pwlti1Qil (IJ, McDaniel f9l and Glbbl; ilfp 17·13) and KIHipalriCk. •WP>'Petorson (1.1-t) HR:..(ii!Vor (26th). • . ·f12J} McGinn 1131 and Bete· men. · WP C<oOk (3,4) . LPMlrshall 0-41 . HR-Margon (5th). -,-Pt~h 001 002 .....,. 3 a G·-J- -· D....!---' ••Ill Cnt:e/1 s ~d.Helmlnotg~~yhiJIIlm Sa~1~,:~ 1~1 .:3 11~;) 4 ~a..J .c:r;>LUMBUB (~) J ~ ·~ 1 .... •·.... 1 Sanouliltn, Rober11, OUku 111 cult poa1n )l'ietl pl!jlll) . . liner to llrsl baM!DI• Joilt •!Ill Ctnnluaro. WP-Dikts (1. en at~ Iii · Mar1lnez for the final out. '3) . LP-Walker !10.51. Hlb- Cenlfal, Norlbw•tenl lild CimpbeiH101hl. a,..,.., (22ndJ . Soulttw 11111 n CJIIo u ...,.,.by tbeDe~lof~ American ~gue , No. :1 ~. (ba), ~ tnttmattonot l..tlgue Standlntl (lit ,,.,., 12 lnnlriall on·e cent ...,..... t•.M M• By Unlltd PNu lnt.,.tlpajll Cal 000 000 :102 CiiJ2- 6 13 0 ......~ •• . 'L~- • ' W. L. P'CI. Gl Del 010 li1 ooo OIJO-' 4 u moail7 l.fl-L43; No •• JI!Ir,C4n . Syracuse 82 49 .626 •.. Murphy, Fisher (6); Tatum (bu), JIIOIIIIy me QIUt lill!llr, COlumbus 76 56 .576 6\lo <81. Mesoertmltti <tJ, LaRoehe ua,ui,.lllllltl)' lJS.t~fHo. t · Rochester 7:2 57 .558 9 (12) and Azcue; Coin, Timmer· . 111e11ec1 Cam (btl) IUIC)wi&iiilllll Tidewater 68 63 .519 14 ntan (91 llld F r -. W+......._ • .,. ......,..._ , Richmond 65 64 .500 16 ·Meioer&mlth (10.1C). LP-flm. !lit _ ... , U~l.-. ~ ..; Louisville 64 66 •.m 17\lo ·onerman Col-51. HRo-Jonet tet.U;Nii.J~~(ltt• ToJ.tdo 4 114 .364 3.4\lo (5th!, Cosh. f14lhl. lb) UJ!Cbenild two ; • M.: ' Wlnnl~ 47 13 .362 3.4..., 121111 O.mel ' · · • •::::!::. · Calllornta 11110 a1o 036-ta 13 1 Ul,mvolll:l12.llfi.U4, N~•• .....,. Tlltldllr.'s Rtsults Syracuse 6 R chmoncl 4 Detroit 12011110 030- • 9 a (bu),1indlangedelllltqltr,.p.. RochHter 2 ·Tidewater 1 (lot) BrAdley, Fisher 151. LaRoche .71, moaly .A-.70; !fo. 1 Rochester 4 Tidewater ,2 (7), Tatum (8), ~ !PI ond SoJbeau (bu), nloatiJ Olllellll Louisville 3 Toledo a Hsll Eft""' Nltkro. Scherman •(8), hlgba'· 185471, mololdJ·.(• Toledo 10 Louisville 6 H 1er !tl, La Grow (9J, 170 ' · · · Columbus 3 WIMI~ 2 Patterson (9) and Prle&. WP· .. w...._,"' .n: Dow Jones Kitty is 8300,000 '., PHIL· PASTOlET 11'1 aot true that we can't cart}' a tune unleu II has hall4itl r IV et.e d OD it. A almpJe 1 t r lit g tle1 will do. nicelY, tlwit .you. . . .,• FUGHT OF FANCY. Thole Lebaaese ebUdrea Ia Beirut !nay IDiaclae they're rmn· IDC from 1 flllhl te lbe farlbeot coraet of the world. 1be discarded oteps altract yoU.caten playtne the ~lrport( . . . . . • Phebe Sara: 4tll& 1: . ~ ~~···· liiRII'$ lxle Pride Crackers ilerzee Milk Big Val"• ' !:. Jt Fryer Ou1rlers . • • • ...... Bucket of Chicken • • .•I' Pork Chops a•~::riD • • a..rwitlen~lt • $1 •••re•nt 3- hltble Llq'uld I 5th Ribs • . . ".... -$1o0 • • '. J 32 or. 4 ••ap. _ Fabric Softener - Sem~srn Fully~ , 69 ,,.., ·~.49' •.-nt Jemima .•,.,., French aty Tasty WIENERS' . · I.. :. . ' ~ . ' -• 1 ' . \ Prices Effective Aua. 26-Sept. f I I lfi•• .Dri•k. 19:: ·1~ 0 lb. ArltiOUr'l '· . • ~ MOo A..- VACUUM ~ACK • . <-•• - I ."~".' 'IWHOie'WNa • • • .• • o.::, ' c Half or • fORK .,STEAk HAMS Z%·ag ·. , . jlr ' .Monte Values/.4- Su!M!fir ' ' ' ~ . S.t. .' " . -·' .lb. ' ' ', I • I 0 0 0 MOl .... I ~~;:. 3 . ,. WHIPPED Parkly lartarine I UQUID Prell Shampoo • CONCENTRATED I :: 41 · �i.~L. Ikol. ... .' ¥ atund i3l. , '1). HR!I7Rop6z I1'!J''J.~ 001111. ·n"' ·(lot, I"!" 'I ""F ., w!lhnl!!!! ~.~r ,.!.i ,h ; . · !:1!1¢1j.'& • . aon!WI~~lft\'t . . ~~-~.. shlt,...l!!fJ' ~ AI ' I!MJ ~:. IIIII of ~ t,.l!e. 1D111t 8i! m, llild wii~ ~- llfll: Ufe IIUIIl •• Jlllklng the belt of lblpp, Hll Ill·" ' lllnnlnll eplrtt !I here. 'lbtl Wllb Vlllei J..iiDblrdl ~ In team !I playing toaetho!r as It tbe .. . .tat, ...w AuiUn . .. ham'tplayedloletberlntbea!l ~ ~ Wutlluatm ftad. )'Nn I~ been hen." $1u. BW AutUn has .bOt TlmecuresmanyWa.Notall, devilled fnm the Lomherdl llut muy. Qllem or ldledule Ill Carllll•, "We'veaccepted the !act he IJ Pa,, '!'bert tbe Jboc!a)!M ll'e lrlbiila but 11noe •!811. 111111 -r. bas Ill lnjeet a Utile . bit ol 'ef3 ~ lllma8Jf Into :be does ' •= rau·llllf J ~~=and ;,::_~ Now By Just 1be Redaklna look •• If 6% Games lbe)''re IIIOVIac a Uttl.e better many, but. raw. m £!':;.': ~ .· ,Pl~!i t.~!~l, iillij; ;~o.litt<(~·ltl. · · ·, ~Oii!l 'j TOlEDO (UPI)-'lbe Toledo Mud Dena 111ar1 a tw<wame wiel with lbe Columbui Jell here toolabt after apllttlnc a doubleheader wllb Loul8viUe '1\ielday nlsht to end the lltand wllb the Colooels. Louisville Ctlllwrted live hits Into a 11-0 win, all Its runs comIJIIIIn tbe llrsl two frame~. The mouocl win went to BW Landis, now 44. In the olgbtcap, the Mud Hens po1111dod out a ll)f win by rallying from a f>.O deficit 1olng Into the llflh lmlng. Toledo then pusbed over live runs In each of Us last two frames to finally anap Ita lolling streak aplnat tbe Co!OO•Ja, which had won four atrailbt here. In the top of lbe fifth, LoutsvWe's Joe Laboud bit a homer wllb two aboard, and Toledo's Jluaa Neselson matched lbe feat tbe boltool of the Inning. Kuhn receiYed the ~vlet«y, pviDg hlm a w . now. They've Wlllllbelr last lwO WINNIPEG, Canada (UP!)p r e - pmea beatlnc At- 1be Colwnbua Jetal!llded their lanta, 11-U, and Boltoo, 4641, aeuon wtth Winnipeg by after bowing to Clndnnatl, '11- -""·· aerie~ s.,z win .,........u " ' " " ' 12, In lbelropener.Sam Huff, an ,........., a •--.. ,._., auiJtant RedU!nl' coadl thl8 lbat put them just 81> games back of lntematlonal Lea11110 year after having tned a leading SyraCuse comeback 81 a lllayer wllb Win De '1 Rlba • them last year, can see the ner . nos nt a dlfferenee In the players be- 11q11eeze bunt In lbe seventh •intween the lime Vince Lombardi nlng turned out to be the derun when tbe Whips went Into the hospital .for the adlng scored twice In the elghlb second time last monlb and - - • p blo .....:. Rlbant """'"" a .... ~on "Of courae we were flat at the the bunt after Milt May had opened the Jet seorlng In lbe beginning," Huff says. four1b 21st homer and "Everybody was kind of 111 J tawtlb hisaecond In the deflated. I lll)'llelf felt a lltile an er: and a cheated lbat I wasn't going to lingle get to coach under Coach Col.;...bus moved to Toledo IAlmbanll. I Wll8 really looking ton•a•t f tw 00 lbe forward to II 81 was every oeo• or o pmea, member of l.hla steff. The second of which will be played Friday 'lburodsy ill an open players also were looking date · forward to thl8 season under · ldm. It bas to be a natural letdown lbat Coach Lombardi illn't here wUb us because he's the greatest In the bwdneu and everybody wanta to lllaY for the ~· But I .lblnk we're atart1nc to accept lbe fact be IJ not here, lbat he ill a sick man and lbat we must go forward. now. ~ :0 :~. u0tblt:t,"!ll1•11im H1df of tbt mlh wanted Ill are much Iii COld! he 'UDder.~~ tbingJ 1011 doD~ ~ but you,Cal!~ do ~. about: So JO~,IImpl)' lllljljlt to the sllulltlon. VInce Iaubml wJII feel a ·11tile betlil' 11ear1111 tbat from alineone lib SJQIIfull · f.Qusy Disposes lif Five Players CINCINNATI (UPI) - 'l)le Cndnnatl Royall·put two cftft choices on waiftl'IIIDd ~ lbree free agents 'l'lleadaJ Iii trhn the squad to 17. v-·•· , __, Uooon J ._, ... """.,... ¥--eflr oe AxelsOn announced lbst Wade Fuller of Loyola of Chl~go and 1J11181 ... of Wal Tell •n0111J)11011 ey · College were put on walftl'll. 'lbe .free agents dropped after coacb·Bob Q)uay had watched lbem durinil a lolll'day roolde Ml~ M f camp were .e eer o Washington It Lee, Reggie Roach of Virginia State and Darryl Jones of Benedict's. MAKE TRADE ST LOUIS (UPI)- The St. Loub Cardinals of the Football League · announ.~ '1\iesday lbst they have traded pard .John Wilbur, who had announced his retirement to th , ..: 1 Rams 'for Na~ Alt.:'.l:.~n 1~guo: •on e ~ ~..,e es guard M'ke Lahood. ~1..... .. ....._ ;~=~~~c' ' IY,Uni!M · N.allwt Carty, Atl Cimnle, PH Parket LA Ptroz, 6n Tal~n. Cln Willms. Cllt, Gestan, SD lickmn Chi Torre, J;t.L O.•ls, LA Dollz, SF Alou,Hou Amoric~ . Ytrakl, Boo 123 340. 95 Aorclo, Chi 121 474 'T7 Oliva, Min 121 <196 76 Johnsn, Col 121 ol82 U Smith, 8os 120 472 90 .311 F.Rbnsn, Bel 103 378 67117 .310 Fosse. Cle 111 417 5I 121 .307 Plnlla, KC 111 409 .U 125 .306 Horlon, Dot 96 371 53 113 .305 cater, NY 124 473 60 1.u .~ Homo Runs N.atlonal Leatuo: Bench, Cln 42; Perez, Cln 38; Wlllloms. Cl\1 36; H. Aaron, AH 3.4: Allen, St.L 33. · Amerlun '-"tuo: Killebrew, Mlnn 38; Howard, Wash 36; Yastrzemskl. Bos 33; Powell. Ball 29; Oliver. KC 26. Runs Belted In NaHOnll Loogue: Bench, Cln 126; Perez. Cln 120; Wllllamo, Chi 11a; H. Aaron, All 106; Howard, Wosh 101; Killebrew, Mlnn f7; Powell. Bell96; Oliva. Mlnn 911 Oliver, KC 88. Pitching Nttlonol Lilt,..: Merrill, Cln 19-10; Gibson, St.L 18-5; Seaver, NY 17-9: Perry, SF 17-12: Jenkins, Chi 16-14. (9) •• · llolloll 000 OliO 010,.:) ' 2 Mlnllll$' 000 000 11110-,- 0 7 ·0 l!r•" (.SI1 R.omp, . ' . ~· 'llat.d · ,,. tdS~ . Chi.ayj · · Wllliim• · (1), Nr~l~ ((f) llld Mltm'WIId. wp;.. ... 11110-,- 7 )3 1 7l L'l'-~11 !f.Sl . 11-T, 1142- 6 11 1 _.:... Ill I • , •. •• (1), PrldtiY ..... lg!lllfo 1~· · .1 . ttl PI JC~'l1' ~~~~an. ' McGraw .flO tli!lllltll " , (6!, ·T~YIOr . )and ~It,• ~ Mllw 000 QaQ :.00 b 4· 7-1 . 6 1 f '" Y'(P. J~ll ' (l3;la).J tP...,. Clive . . 0111-Gao 'ql ·o,.; 2'100 .·.' · • -..,.,1: A~ll!li , 10 0$1 , .,..,_ York 11110 ooa J .illt~11, Wil,..m D _WM/ier .(t) '11\d Silli'llnO;. - · lliill~ (I), . ~ ~~,~r-1 · 1~1~: 1~10= ~~·' aS.l~. t*ii:Jh : · •· ' · ~.AIIsthi'no> 1111 ===r n In .the ~ " · ~· . irJ: m lltnlftt$) _· . •. 111181 today In 1 {l!lllle. Sbort1tGp Rickey Rotltenlo· lltdlilrllbtlnlllee!Pihlnnlna to slve 1111! Ca1if1ll'llllna the liebreaking 1'1111. He dl'ove 111 Mall Cary wbo read~«~ lint til a and ttolblrd buill error Will ma IIDgle by KSI)' Ulutan«. In 1lle other balf of 'l'llelday'a doubleheader, righthander Francllco Pa pltdted I twohitter and ~tted In ail 1111 tum'aruna to pace Cl1lnandep to Ita victory over 111e amIUIII ~ had to aqulrm oat of I tcriMdad sttuatiGD In the -on ~1f! ~ ' c • • 2 Clonll'llllf', Carroll {9), Gran:. ger 1121 .and Btnch; ....,..., Salma (lOJ ,,~nd Compton, Edwarda (IJ. "P-Stima (UJ. LP-Granger (6-41. . r m INi.,.._J - Houston0112 o o 11110.11110 • • 13 2 1 , ~ Monlrtal . . boo 000 300 11110 IJ-3 9 0 Bllll"'lhlm, .l..tlnastor <7>· ,Cul•or (7), Gladdln~ It), Rar 1101, Cook (11), Dt.t;euro (131 ~~d ~t.·~~ [;'r,~r!':lti c•1 ~!.!\! ,. 1 F~'P' · 13.01. · L~lftll i.Sand , ·.. 1..,5,. ~Hiaan llotl)l,'Fot' ler {16jli), Sinlf!l nlttO.kland 0111 ~--. 110 ·1; · Bell 1104 1oil 011!<- s 1 o $tgul, Fl~ · l~l. Llnll~ (7), Lacktr (7) and Tti!He; McNally 121J.7J aiHf E~· ron, Ht,ldrlcko (5). LPi:-Solul ....1al. ..,;.:.:.. , New York ~10 11110 101- 2· 7 o kiln City ooo 11110 ·1111l- ·1· ,1 1 Kline· Al<er- it), Pwlti1Qil (IJ, McDaniel f9l and Glbbl; ilfp 17·13) and KIHipalriCk. •WP>'Petorson (1.1-t) HR:..(ii!Vor (26th). • . ·f12J} McGinn 1131 and Bete· men. · WP C<oOk (3,4) . LPMlrshall 0-41 . HR-Margon (5th). -,-Pt~h 001 002 .....,. 3 a G·-J- -· D....!---' ••Ill Cnt:e/1 s ~d.Helmlnotg~~yhiJIIlm Sa~1~,:~ 1~1 .:3 11~;) 4 ~a..J .c:r;>LUMBUB (~) J ~ ·~ 1 .... •·.... 1 Sanouliltn, Rober11, OUku 111 cult poa1n )l'ietl pl!jlll) . . liner to llrsl baM!DI• Joilt •!Ill Ctnnluaro. WP-Dikts (1. en at~ Iii · Mar1lnez for the final out. '3) . LP-Walker !10.51. Hlb- Cenlfal, Norlbw•tenl lild CimpbeiH101hl. a,..,.., (22ndJ . Soulttw 11111 n CJIIo u ...,.,.by tbeDe~lof~ American ~gue , No. :1 ~. (ba), ~ tnttmattonot l..tlgue Standlntl (lit ,,.,., 12 lnnlriall on·e cent ...,..... t•.M M• By Unlltd PNu lnt.,.tlpajll Cal 000 000 :102 CiiJ2- 6 13 0 ......~ •• . 'L~- • ' W. L. P'CI. Gl Del 010 li1 ooo OIJO-' 4 u moail7 l.fl-L43; No •• JI!Ir,C4n . Syracuse 82 49 .626 •.. Murphy, Fisher (6); Tatum (bu), JIIOIIIIy me QIUt lill!llr, COlumbus 76 56 .576 6\lo <81. Mesoertmltti <tJ, LaRoehe ua,ui,.lllllltl)' lJS.t~fHo. t · Rochester 7:2 57 .558 9 (12) and Azcue; Coin, Timmer· . 111e11ec1 Cam (btl) IUIC)wi&iiilllll Tidewater 68 63 .519 14 ntan (91 llld F r -. W+......._ • .,. ......,..._ , Richmond 65 64 .500 16 ·Meioer&mlth (10.1C). LP-flm. !lit _ ... , U~l.-. ~ ..; Louisville 64 66 •.m 17\lo ·onerman Col-51. HRo-Jonet tet.U;Nii.J~~(ltt• ToJ.tdo 4 114 .364 3.4\lo (5th!, Cosh. f14lhl. lb) UJ!Cbenild two ; • M.: ' Wlnnl~ 47 13 .362 3.4..., 121111 O.mel ' · · • •::::!::. · Calllornta 11110 a1o 036-ta 13 1 Ul,mvolll:l12.llfi.U4, N~•• .....,. Tlltldllr.'s Rtsults Syracuse 6 R chmoncl 4 Detroit 12011110 030- • 9 a (bu),1indlangedelllltqltr,.p.. RochHter 2 ·Tidewater 1 (lot) BrAdley, Fisher 151. LaRoche .71, moaly .A-.70; !fo. 1 Rochester 4 Tidewater ,2 (7), Tatum (8), ~ !PI ond SoJbeau (bu), nloatiJ Olllellll Louisville 3 Toledo a Hsll Eft""' Nltkro. Scherman •(8), hlgba'· 185471, mololdJ·.(• Toledo 10 Louisville 6 H 1er !tl, La Grow (9J, 170 ' · · · Columbus 3 WIMI~ 2 Patterson (9) and Prle&. WP· .. w...._,"' .n: Dow Jones Kitty is 8300,000 '., PHIL· PASTOlET 11'1 aot true that we can't cart}' a tune unleu II has hall4itl r IV et.e d OD it. A almpJe 1 t r lit g tle1 will do. nicelY, tlwit .you. . . .,• FUGHT OF FANCY. Thole Lebaaese ebUdrea Ia Beirut !nay IDiaclae they're rmn· IDC from 1 flllhl te lbe farlbeot coraet of the world. 1be discarded oteps altract yoU.caten playtne the ~lrport( . . . . . • Phebe Sara: 4tll& 1: . ~ ~~···· liiRII'$ lxle Pride Crackers ilerzee Milk Big Val"• ' !:. Jt Fryer Ou1rlers . • • • ...... Bucket of Chicken • • .•I' Pork Chops a•~::riD • • a..rwitlen~lt • $1 •••re•nt 3- hltble Llq'uld I 5th Ribs • . . ".... -$1o0 • • '. J 32 or. 4 ••ap. _ Fabric Softener - Sem~srn Fully~ , 69 ,,.., ·~.49' •.-nt Jemima .•,.,., French aty Tasty WIENERS' . · I.. :. . ' ~ . ' -• 1 ' . \ Prices Effective Aua. 26-Sept. f I I lfi•• .Dri•k. 19:: ·1~ 0 lb. ArltiOUr'l '· . • ~ MOo A..- VACUUM ~ACK • . <-•• - I ."~".' 'IWHOie'WNa • • • .• • o.::, ' c Half or • fORK .,STEAk HAMS Z%·ag ·. , . jlr ' .Monte Values/.4- Su!M!fir ' ' ' ~ . S.t. .' " . -·' .lb. ' ' ', I • I 0 0 0 MOl .... I ~~;:. 3 . ,. WHIPPED Parkly lartarine I UQUID Prell Shampoo • CONCENTRATED I :: 41 · �., • "· • - ~... Dllly/ieutlnel,Middleporl-~y. 0., Au8. H, 1ft0 · ly LiON OEt!NEN '. ' I ' UNp:'ED NATIONS, N.Y. (NEA) Russia Is launching another peace offeDslve and "detel\te" Is again in the air. Even West Germrmy which has been castigated for .two decade& u a vengeful and "fucist" nation Is now balled as a "valuable ally" by Moscow's . Pravda. . Soviet Premier Kosygin Is scheduled to go to Bonn for more talks with his "new friend," Cbancellor WWy Brandt. He will then visit the Unlted Natioas where he Is expected, among other things, to explore with PresideD! Nmon a balanced settlement In the Middle East. What is behind the latest turnabout In Soviet policy? Some diplomats tend to explalD It primarily lD ecoJIO!IIIc terms. Russia is In the midst of a serious economic crllls, they say. The Kremlin leaders obviously hope that tbelr treaty with West Germany wW also lead to a trade agreement~n favorable terms to Rusai&-wltb Europe's fore· most Industrial nation. However, seasoned Kremllnoiogists see the escalating Russlan.Chlnese conllict as a more realistic clue to tbe latest shift in Moscow's foreign policy. The Russians, they report, are obseased wltb Mao Taetung and profoundly pesSlomtic about future relations with Red China. According to a joke makiDg tbe rounds among East European diplomats, Rusaia's Communist chief Leonid Brezhnev Is said to have IDformed hia colleaguea 1D the Kremlin: "Comrades, I have some good news and bad news. First the bad news. The Chineae landed on the moon. Now tba good news. J\!1 of them." LOS ANGELEs (UPI) - The ObjeetstoQuesttonln& Aeeording to Russian defectors 110111' 1D the West, Soviet defense unity in the Sharon However, since the defen. strategists are still maklng plans to launch a mWtary Tate murder trial showed signs dania have been 1rying IG strike against China in order to oust Mao and put Peking of crumbling Tuesday when the malnlaln b "umbrella" dein its place as a subservleDt satellite. attorney for Charles Manson tense, they objected to any line This Is what the Chinese fear. Recent editorials 1D tried IG estract teatlmooy of questioning which seemed to Peking's press commenting on the 43rd annlver~ of the "People's IJberaUon Army" insisted that Russia • has not demaglng Ill codefendant Patrl· pinpoint an Individual defen· for a single day relaxed her p~paratlona to attack China." cia Krenwlnkel. dant. '11le line of questioning by Earlier, Noguchi testified that The Russians called this a "brazen slander." Yet thlly added fuel to Peking's charges with their announcement Irving Kanarek drew objecUms after the kiUers stabbed Miss that Russians will colonlze 1t disputed river Island near the from other defense counsel and Tate, they strung her up -still · city of Kbabarovsk in eastern Siberia. an angry protest from Manson allV&-from a ceiling beam In The island, claimed by China, is about 100 miles from the himself, who asked permission the Hvlng room of her home. Damansky Islands where the Soviet-Chinese milltary to dismiss the burly attorney Noguchi said rope burns oo clashes took place in 1989. · and represent himself. the throat of the pregnant Because the two Red giants are on a collision course it "! have no control over this actress lndlcated abe was Is understandably in the Interest of the Russians Ia red,;.,e man,u Mani!Dil told the judge. suspended or partlally suspend· tensions on their European and Middle Eastern flanks. "I leU him I don't want blm IG ed by the neck while abe was Thus, while economics and other possible fringe beaefits aak certain questions and be dying. are important considerations In Moscow's cWTI!nt dlplo· asks them anyway." macy, the menace of Mao looms much larger. Superior Court Judge Charles An important objective of the Kremlin's policy Is to keer. H. Older denied Manson'a China isolated. When Brandt was in Moscow sl.l!llinl! II s request, aa he bas several treaty with the Russians, Kosygln and Brezhnev tried nard times In the paRt. to convince him that tile "eliJ"'!!siODist" Peking regime CGatroveny Artset was a danger not only to Russta but also to Europe. 'lbe controversy arose during They were aware, of course, that there had been secret testlmmy by Coonty Coroner German-Chinese diplomatic negotiations. Thomas T. Noguchi, who said The Russians also want to prevent "a collusion of China under crOSHuminaUon by and the United States" which, in their view would be di· Kanarek that Miss Tate's house ' reeled against the Soviet Union. guest, Abigail Folger, was so severely stabbed no dockln could have saved her. Kanarek appsrenUy was . log Ill shoW that bad the ' . ' . .: 1!1¥. ~Mia. Linda ""'"ille~IF<1 lntetvdm or sought u~ belp, the victims might · l l l I f I -~ Withdrawal 1954 Mandate I Near cbm]Hete ATLANTA (UP!) ...,Sixteen years after the original U.S. SWreme Court mandate, the SOOth's schools wW yield Ill massive integration Ibis fall and It probably wW be accompllsbed, In the President's words, ''peacefully and orderly." The original desegregation order came In 1954 and at the time, 23 Negroes acrOSI the South were attending wblte schools. Even by 1964, that .001 percentage had risen Ill only 2.5. 'Now, according Ill statistics compUed b)' the U.S. Deparlment of Health, Education and Welfare, only 11 nine or ten'.' of the 2,697 school districts In the II old Confederate slates have not complied with federal guidelines or been sued for noncompliance. A survey of the South Indicates Utile likellbood of violence. Many public school systems will fall Ioiii the able possession of blacks, and IIHi most en!otlonal Issue wW be buslDg to achieve racial ba· la.'lCe. ·. tronble spots, ln\ilildllla Watson Chapel, Ark., DarUngton Coonty ,lj.C., and Loogvlew, Tel. In Watson Chapel, the IIChool board bas said It may go to jail rather thsn submit IG HEW guidelines. Board attorney John Norman Warnock, an American Independent party candidate for attorney general, said last week, "11tey're ready Ill go." In Darlington County, tension llngen from an Incident last May in which parents of while students at Lamar School overturned school buses IG defy court..ordered midterm Integratim. In Longview, 32 school buses are still being fepalred after a bomb IIJI(oded among them on July 4. Most IIChool officials appear to agree with Louisiana state School Superintendent WWism Dodd. "We'll Ahraya Have Trouble" "We'll always have some problems as far as desegrega. tion ia: concerned," he said, "but l clon't think that there wW be IDY physical violence of lived. "Since Miss Folget bad siJ: , individual stab wounds which each clasalfy as fatal, I doubt ' very much her chance ol survival would have lnereasell even If she hsd medical attention," Noguchi said. Under California Jaw, the testimony of an aecompUce IG a crime must be corroborated by aclenllflc evidence. · Since the lrlaJ began, Kana· rek bu been lr)iJig Ill Show that Mrs. Kasablan was .an IICCGIJlll)lce who did notlllng to prevent the slsylngs, and therefore ber testimony agaJns1 Manson IDUit be backed up by other evidence. ,;'$3.5fup 01117 a day or two to 1lldP tllroogh tbe Senate,ls now In Ill aecond IIICJIIth. Strict lime Umltatlona wete Imposed .., other amendments, Including an anti-herbicide pro. posal by Sen. Gaylord Nelsot!, D-Wis., IICbeduled for IDday. 11te Nellon amendment would bar defoliants and anllcrop wea)lODI ll01J belq ased 1D Vletnlln to dellroy enlllllf food auppllee and jungle bldeoula. "U our role Is to defelld Vietnam, how can · we risk dellroylng the environment In which they llllllt .survive wilen recruill with a · ••U bllliAJII ~ llllllWi J11J Sen. '11lomas J. Mclntyrt, D- bike. N.H., opptlled the 8llll!llllment o\ltbolllb opponenll attactlld contendlns berblcldea ,ere c1. the vobjntary Anny u too • "critical impot1ent In Avlni eocpeud\'11, 11JlWVIDble and llllAlnerlcan Uves In Vtetuam.'' fair kl poor,bladll wilo would lie Tuesday, the Senate COlli!· lured to fi&!lt lfll'l for rldl dered and quickly rejected 52 Wbl\01, ~tldraft IMlDIItnmlwu to 35-an amendment to lay the atlD aUve. Sevlftl members grolmd'IIQ'k for an aD-\rolunlleer !l'edlcted Nlml would run Iillo Army and an end kl the draft. trouble lf.bt lib~ Jlelt· · Tho proposal, made by year to •DCllbe ~ ~ . HaUield and Sen. Barn' GGld· lis June 30 j!lplratlilll •~ water, R-Arll., was~ to Ullle~nllil wllhdta•l• 1\ltract thousandg of new are up. · ' we leave? Nellon uUd. I Court .wlll toss ' my caie out I 119Wr w$Dted to go ilo11g Gaff~ey, wbQ . "can't help ' the window.'' She c()!IU!qded Wit!\ hill) .•He !ita~ me it. feeling sorry for this young that area resent!llenl of ber Yo~- lnow, tbe •first peopl~ ·woman" and who feels " If )8 so strong, and ·~ trve he kWed were !IIY mother Carll w,re let free toilay, I facts" · have been so mls• and' my stejj(a~r . But ( believe abe would adjust to represented by th.e col!fla never kn~!¥. r dldn'Hpow be society 8lld-lead a good proand news media that no- did that at all. Had I known, ductlve, Ufe.'' body , parole board Included, believe me, I'd be sitting Yet Carll's wallini bitter· "will ever listen to 'my side here cuUtr. of murder now.· ness is understandable to of it.'' Because I d have kWed him lll!ht of her peculiar case. A thin, fidgety, plalD·100k·. for sure.'' Slie's not just another prt. lng woman now:, she explaiDs . As for her conviction, she soner to be judged only bl her side : sar,a: . an appOinted few. Shes "starkweather was insane 'l wu 14 years old. I was adopted p~bUc . property. As · semWterate. I didn't know Director of Nebraska's Cor· · what was going on. People recUons Ma urI c e Sigler bit me from all sides. Read puts it to reporters : I'll let tbe papers of those days- you talk to her only If you the .things they said about don't try to make a hero out me were horrible. I was eon· of her. P',eelings around here demned and convicted be· are still pretty high." fore they even chose the Yes, they are .. Her name Is jury. A fair trial? Habl I not said so much as sneered. dldD't have a friend In the "I'll tell you," says one resl· world.'' dent, "I can see how you And as lor her life since : ml§ht have pity for her if "You have no idea what you re from ouf of town ot it's like in a prison. I've something. But If you Uved grown up inside these gates. bore, and knew those good Never getting out. And you innocent Uncoln folks who don't meet the best claes of died, then I §u&ran-damn-tee peopl~ in a place like this you that you d bate the girl, either. Sure I'm nervous, too, and you'd want to see who wouldn't be? I'm in· them keep her locked up for nocent. I never killed any- the rest of her Ufe." body. spending my life payingI'm fot something I didn't Massacre Accomplice at 14 COLOMB US ( UPI) · FavGI'ed Halo's Princess was declared tha wilmer of the ftllured !'Me at Scioto ·~>owns '1'Ueldv. night when WIDplt JW, wblcl! had led an the way, wu Judged guBty of ID,tederato:e !lOci put at the end of the llnilbers. · 1be ehange made Master ~\be SOCOild finisher and WaviW third · · .11111ea :~ce, 37-year-old aq do." Such claims are not un- r--------, common for any convict. Especially life termers, most Console and Comfort of whom feel they've been Simply and Beautifully done wrong. Therefore, Carll Fugate's words should be Your FTD Flori sf balanced. The e vi de nc e against her was. after an. massive; the jury did show leniency in sentencing; and many people have given .her 59N.2ndAve. tt2-SS60 encouraging sympathy, InMldclltport. Q. cluding her captor, Reforma· tory Superintendent Madolyn Dudley's Florist '001 VIOLENCE IN INDIA NEW DElJU (UPI) -Til£ slaying of a sacred cow in the Hazaribagh Dlsbict of Bihar Slate touched off violence that resulted In the death cd at least four persons, the Press Trust of India ( Pl'l) reported todey. PTl said it was 11ot clear how the cow was kWed, but four pel'llons w:~ stabbed to desth driver Wailllqton C. H. Mmday in the ensuing melee. ~ a' bi'okeil collar bone wileD tlnwli' onto the track wileD his horse, Mlr~~Cle Song, New Route whoa 11 combination of Iagene and Adlopatch paid fiiUI. Tbe 5030 'lbe ._7 ·Qutneila cboios re· racing fans watered a total of . turne4 t29f. 1be t4 dally double .1911,D47. · : J:_ "Willing accomplice" of Charles Starkweather, Carll , Ann Fugate has spent armost half her life In prison. She wants · out. But In Nebraska, there is something people can't forget-11 killings. .. _ -·-.... ·- '"~:.!..""' 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KA!eplakt rlnp n buutlful~ IIJild. K ee.paak TIIADI1IONIU.. W&DDINII •IJIOS For Lasting IINuty Gr~p(lo.,.. Frtsll 8 TOM TIEDE CarD's freedom Is surely y a legal possibility. National· LINCOLN, Neb.- .(NEAl- ly, the average life sutenc~ It was more a massacre than is flnll!hed in 20 years. In murder. ·Two teen-agers, Nebraska, It's more like 14. Charles Starkweather a n d She bas served a ddzen Carll Fugate, outraged this years now and even If aptown and the nation with 11 peals fall she stW Is eligible bruel, hideous kWings that for parole. l!tcluded Carij's parel\11, sev· For ber part, th\)Ugb, CarD era! • well-to-il'!_~ prominent /feels such speculatfon Is a persona ahd 0111ers usually waste of time. ID ·a rare 4escrlbed as "Ft!Od, fn1tocent Interview she bluntly nerv· Uncoln folks.' ously said: "The Supreme That was 1D January of ' 1958. The nation •carcely re· members. But to this day the town can't, or won't forget. 'Starkweather, the one who did the actual blood·lettlng, no lOnger figures; he was executed in 1959. But Carll Fugate, who at 14 years of a~e was charged with being 8 willing accomplice," is still around to evoke citizen resentment. Now nearly '!1, Carll is serving a Ufe sentence at the · nearby State Reformatory for Women. And not quietly. CARlL FUGATE She continues to protest com· Not a friend tn the world. plete innocence and has IUed a string of appeals - due soon, apparently, to reach the Supreme Court. The girl's · appeals keep .,., the old memortes bubbling. Because toWnspeople feel, and very much fear. the legalities will free her. ' "Tbey'U let liet go someday, sure as bell,''' iays a man on the street. "It doesn't m4tter what she did. All the bleed· lng hearts who weren't here . when she was doing them things, wUI get together, cry H•lo '8 Princess a few tears for her, and let the bitCh out of jaU.'' Deelsred Winner rn.u To any kind." Among those other problems 11trr, Tl'lluble Spoil Cited 11tere are some potentlsl are the rapid growth of private schools and the CGI'I'eS)Mindlng takeover 117 hlacu of wilole .pu!)llc school systems that were all or predominantly lliblte. No private or governmental agency bas been able to keep a precllle count of the number of usegregation academiel" since the Oct. •• 1918 "deaegregate now" order of the Supreme Court. But 400,1100 pupils were registered In private lnatllu· . U~· m ~.a~ 1G the Southern lleglonaJ Council In Atlanla. Meanwhile, the Justice De· partrnent conlinues kl preu lawaults and HEW continues tO negotiate With local boards, 'wl)b :Ill dlslrlcta falling inkl both categartea. At least Mil syatema are already HI IG dnegrepte lor the flrat lime this fall. WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Senate has scbeduJed a crucial vote next Tueaday mleglslatlon designed to force U.S. withdrawailmn Southeast Alia 1D 11 llllllltba. SIIon801'8 of the mwure, led by Sons. George S. McGovern, O..S.D., and Mark 0. HaUleld, Q.()re ., agreed to an allllere, lllx-llour debate llmllatlon .., the amendment u tile Senate struggled to finish work .., the $19.2 billion mWtary procuremont bill. Debate m the ]li'IJCiln!ment bill, willcb ill fCII'IIMI' )'elll took I• 'Bitter Caril Fugate Seeking ~elease 11 Manson Defense Shows Division · . a ~. ' ' ' ' "•'- 481 �., • "· • - ~... Dllly/ieutlnel,Middleporl-~y. 0., Au8. H, 1ft0 · ly LiON OEt!NEN '. ' I ' UNp:'ED NATIONS, N.Y. (NEA) Russia Is launching another peace offeDslve and "detel\te" Is again in the air. Even West Germrmy which has been castigated for .two decade& u a vengeful and "fucist" nation Is now balled as a "valuable ally" by Moscow's . Pravda. . Soviet Premier Kosygin Is scheduled to go to Bonn for more talks with his "new friend," Cbancellor WWy Brandt. He will then visit the Unlted Natioas where he Is expected, among other things, to explore with PresideD! Nmon a balanced settlement In the Middle East. What is behind the latest turnabout In Soviet policy? Some diplomats tend to explalD It primarily lD ecoJIO!IIIc terms. Russia is In the midst of a serious economic crllls, they say. The Kremlin leaders obviously hope that tbelr treaty with West Germany wW also lead to a trade agreement~n favorable terms to Rusai&-wltb Europe's fore· most Industrial nation. However, seasoned Kremllnoiogists see the escalating Russlan.Chlnese conllict as a more realistic clue to tbe latest shift in Moscow's foreign policy. The Russians, they report, are obseased wltb Mao Taetung and profoundly pesSlomtic about future relations with Red China. According to a joke makiDg tbe rounds among East European diplomats, Rusaia's Communist chief Leonid Brezhnev Is said to have IDformed hia colleaguea 1D the Kremlin: "Comrades, I have some good news and bad news. First the bad news. The Chineae landed on the moon. Now tba good news. J\!1 of them." LOS ANGELEs (UPI) - The ObjeetstoQuesttonln& Aeeording to Russian defectors 110111' 1D the West, Soviet defense unity in the Sharon However, since the defen. strategists are still maklng plans to launch a mWtary Tate murder trial showed signs dania have been 1rying IG strike against China in order to oust Mao and put Peking of crumbling Tuesday when the malnlaln b "umbrella" dein its place as a subservleDt satellite. attorney for Charles Manson tense, they objected to any line This Is what the Chinese fear. Recent editorials 1D tried IG estract teatlmooy of questioning which seemed to Peking's press commenting on the 43rd annlver~ of the "People's IJberaUon Army" insisted that Russia • has not demaglng Ill codefendant Patrl· pinpoint an Individual defen· for a single day relaxed her p~paratlona to attack China." cia Krenwlnkel. dant. '11le line of questioning by Earlier, Noguchi testified that The Russians called this a "brazen slander." Yet thlly added fuel to Peking's charges with their announcement Irving Kanarek drew objecUms after the kiUers stabbed Miss that Russians will colonlze 1t disputed river Island near the from other defense counsel and Tate, they strung her up -still · city of Kbabarovsk in eastern Siberia. an angry protest from Manson allV&-from a ceiling beam In The island, claimed by China, is about 100 miles from the himself, who asked permission the Hvlng room of her home. Damansky Islands where the Soviet-Chinese milltary to dismiss the burly attorney Noguchi said rope burns oo clashes took place in 1989. · and represent himself. the throat of the pregnant Because the two Red giants are on a collision course it "! have no control over this actress lndlcated abe was Is understandably in the Interest of the Russians Ia red,;.,e man,u Mani!Dil told the judge. suspended or partlally suspend· tensions on their European and Middle Eastern flanks. "I leU him I don't want blm IG ed by the neck while abe was Thus, while economics and other possible fringe beaefits aak certain questions and be dying. are important considerations In Moscow's cWTI!nt dlplo· asks them anyway." macy, the menace of Mao looms much larger. Superior Court Judge Charles An important objective of the Kremlin's policy Is to keer. H. Older denied Manson'a China isolated. When Brandt was in Moscow sl.l!llinl! II s request, aa he bas several treaty with the Russians, Kosygln and Brezhnev tried nard times In the paRt. to convince him that tile "eliJ"'!!siODist" Peking regime CGatroveny Artset was a danger not only to Russta but also to Europe. 'lbe controversy arose during They were aware, of course, that there had been secret testlmmy by Coonty Coroner German-Chinese diplomatic negotiations. Thomas T. Noguchi, who said The Russians also want to prevent "a collusion of China under crOSHuminaUon by and the United States" which, in their view would be di· Kanarek that Miss Tate's house ' reeled against the Soviet Union. guest, Abigail Folger, was so severely stabbed no dockln could have saved her. Kanarek appsrenUy was . log Ill shoW that bad the ' . ' . .: 1!1¥. ~Mia. Linda ""'"ille~IF<1 lntetvdm or sought u~ belp, the victims might · l l l I f I -~ Withdrawal 1954 Mandate I Near cbm]Hete ATLANTA (UP!) ...,Sixteen years after the original U.S. SWreme Court mandate, the SOOth's schools wW yield Ill massive integration Ibis fall and It probably wW be accompllsbed, In the President's words, ''peacefully and orderly." The original desegregation order came In 1954 and at the time, 23 Negroes acrOSI the South were attending wblte schools. Even by 1964, that .001 percentage had risen Ill only 2.5. 'Now, according Ill statistics compUed b)' the U.S. Deparlment of Health, Education and Welfare, only 11 nine or ten'.' of the 2,697 school districts In the II old Confederate slates have not complied with federal guidelines or been sued for noncompliance. A survey of the South Indicates Utile likellbood of violence. Many public school systems will fall Ioiii the able possession of blacks, and IIHi most en!otlonal Issue wW be buslDg to achieve racial ba· la.'lCe. ·. tronble spots, ln\ilildllla Watson Chapel, Ark., DarUngton Coonty ,lj.C., and Loogvlew, Tel. In Watson Chapel, the IIChool board bas said It may go to jail rather thsn submit IG HEW guidelines. Board attorney John Norman Warnock, an American Independent party candidate for attorney general, said last week, "11tey're ready Ill go." In Darlington County, tension llngen from an Incident last May in which parents of while students at Lamar School overturned school buses IG defy court..ordered midterm Integratim. In Longview, 32 school buses are still being fepalred after a bomb IIJI(oded among them on July 4. Most IIChool officials appear to agree with Louisiana state School Superintendent WWism Dodd. "We'll Ahraya Have Trouble" "We'll always have some problems as far as desegrega. tion ia: concerned," he said, "but l clon't think that there wW be IDY physical violence of lived. "Since Miss Folget bad siJ: , individual stab wounds which each clasalfy as fatal, I doubt ' very much her chance ol survival would have lnereasell even If she hsd medical attention," Noguchi said. Under California Jaw, the testimony of an aecompUce IG a crime must be corroborated by aclenllflc evidence. · Since the lrlaJ began, Kana· rek bu been lr)iJig Ill Show that Mrs. Kasablan was .an IICCGIJlll)lce who did notlllng to prevent the slsylngs, and therefore ber testimony agaJns1 Manson IDUit be backed up by other evidence. ,;'$3.5fup 01117 a day or two to 1lldP tllroogh tbe Senate,ls now In Ill aecond IIICJIIth. Strict lime Umltatlona wete Imposed .., other amendments, Including an anti-herbicide pro. posal by Sen. Gaylord Nelsot!, D-Wis., IICbeduled for IDday. 11te Nellon amendment would bar defoliants and anllcrop wea)lODI ll01J belq ased 1D Vletnlln to dellroy enlllllf food auppllee and jungle bldeoula. "U our role Is to defelld Vietnam, how can · we risk dellroylng the environment In which they llllllt .survive wilen recruill with a · ••U bllliAJII ~ llllllWi J11J Sen. '11lomas J. Mclntyrt, D- bike. N.H., opptlled the 8llll!llllment o\ltbolllb opponenll attactlld contendlns berblcldea ,ere c1. the vobjntary Anny u too • "critical impot1ent In Avlni eocpeud\'11, 11JlWVIDble and llllAlnerlcan Uves In Vtetuam.'' fair kl poor,bladll wilo would lie Tuesday, the Senate COlli!· lured to fi&!lt lfll'l for rldl dered and quickly rejected 52 Wbl\01, ~tldraft IMlDIItnmlwu to 35-an amendment to lay the atlD aUve. Sevlftl members grolmd'IIQ'k for an aD-\rolunlleer !l'edlcted Nlml would run Iillo Army and an end kl the draft. trouble lf.bt lib~ Jlelt· · Tho proposal, made by year to •DCllbe ~ ~ . HaUield and Sen. Barn' GGld· lis June 30 j!lplratlilll •~ water, R-Arll., was~ to Ullle~nllil wllhdta•l• 1\ltract thousandg of new are up. · ' we leave? Nellon uUd. I Court .wlll toss ' my caie out I 119Wr w$Dted to go ilo11g Gaff~ey, wbQ . "can't help ' the window.'' She c()!IU!qded Wit!\ hill) .•He !ita~ me it. feeling sorry for this young that area resent!llenl of ber Yo~- lnow, tbe •first peopl~ ·woman" and who feels " If )8 so strong, and ·~ trve he kWed were !IIY mother Carll w,re let free toilay, I facts" · have been so mls• and' my stejj(a~r . But ( believe abe would adjust to represented by th.e col!fla never kn~!¥. r dldn'Hpow be society 8lld-lead a good proand news media that no- did that at all. Had I known, ductlve, Ufe.'' body , parole board Included, believe me, I'd be sitting Yet Carll's wallini bitter· "will ever listen to 'my side here cuUtr. of murder now.· ness is understandable to of it.'' Because I d have kWed him lll!ht of her peculiar case. A thin, fidgety, plalD·100k·. for sure.'' Slie's not just another prt. lng woman now:, she explaiDs . As for her conviction, she soner to be judged only bl her side : sar,a: . an appOinted few. Shes "starkweather was insane 'l wu 14 years old. I was adopted p~bUc . property. As · semWterate. I didn't know Director of Nebraska's Cor· · what was going on. People recUons Ma urI c e Sigler bit me from all sides. Read puts it to reporters : I'll let tbe papers of those days- you talk to her only If you the .things they said about don't try to make a hero out me were horrible. I was eon· of her. P',eelings around here demned and convicted be· are still pretty high." fore they even chose the Yes, they are .. Her name Is jury. A fair trial? Habl I not said so much as sneered. dldD't have a friend In the "I'll tell you," says one resl· world.'' dent, "I can see how you And as lor her life since : ml§ht have pity for her if "You have no idea what you re from ouf of town ot it's like in a prison. I've something. But If you Uved grown up inside these gates. bore, and knew those good Never getting out. And you innocent Uncoln folks who don't meet the best claes of died, then I §u&ran-damn-tee peopl~ in a place like this you that you d bate the girl, either. Sure I'm nervous, too, and you'd want to see who wouldn't be? I'm in· them keep her locked up for nocent. I never killed any- the rest of her Ufe." body. spending my life payingI'm fot something I didn't Massacre Accomplice at 14 COLOMB US ( UPI) · FavGI'ed Halo's Princess was declared tha wilmer of the ftllured !'Me at Scioto ·~>owns '1'Ueldv. night when WIDplt JW, wblcl! had led an the way, wu Judged guBty of ID,tederato:e !lOci put at the end of the llnilbers. · 1be ehange made Master ~\be SOCOild finisher and WaviW third · · .11111ea :~ce, 37-year-old aq do." Such claims are not un- r--------, common for any convict. Especially life termers, most Console and Comfort of whom feel they've been Simply and Beautifully done wrong. Therefore, Carll Fugate's words should be Your FTD Flori sf balanced. The e vi de nc e against her was. after an. massive; the jury did show leniency in sentencing; and many people have given .her 59N.2ndAve. tt2-SS60 encouraging sympathy, InMldclltport. Q. cluding her captor, Reforma· tory Superintendent Madolyn Dudley's Florist '001 VIOLENCE IN INDIA NEW DElJU (UPI) -Til£ slaying of a sacred cow in the Hazaribagh Dlsbict of Bihar Slate touched off violence that resulted In the death cd at least four persons, the Press Trust of India ( Pl'l) reported todey. PTl said it was 11ot clear how the cow was kWed, but four pel'llons w:~ stabbed to desth driver Wailllqton C. H. Mmday in the ensuing melee. ~ a' bi'okeil collar bone wileD tlnwli' onto the track wileD his horse, Mlr~~Cle Song, New Route whoa 11 combination of Iagene and Adlopatch paid fiiUI. Tbe 5030 'lbe ._7 ·Qutneila cboios re· racing fans watered a total of . turne4 t29f. 1be t4 dally double .1911,D47. · : J:_ "Willing accomplice" of Charles Starkweather, Carll , Ann Fugate has spent armost half her life In prison. She wants · out. But In Nebraska, there is something people can't forget-11 killings. .. _ -·-.... ·- '"~:.!..""' Clteck Your Kroger Big 4 Mailer for 12 Pages of Sale Features ·.,,.' , .~"ffMHI\JI . Value Stamp CII....,IL -, . ' H yau did nDI l'fti:•i~• 11111 pic.. on1 ~~~ at yaur loull lrog1r 11 )'till ~to btt plo(ecl 011 our "'0'1'"9 l.u . -~ lfll-' "· SCHOOL OPENS AUG . . ' Ladle$' .fall &Winter ,. Fur trlmm~, and self !rimmed, In pl•ld s and solid tOiora. bHotllull'f lined. new f8tl tfyllng. ' I ' •1. ' IOJI"Mr.Lijp''. C.P.O. SHIRTS COATS ' Far Bid To Schaal . "SLACKS 2ell_ • 100 percent •crylle ' t • ••19*, ~lied to 100 wcent nylon, oolld Ollonor pjaldl. Walh.tlle. Girls 2-Piecl SlACK S£TS Corduroy stacks, with knit long JiHve lop In blue. grHn. red, IIZH l to 6x. .. · IJDIES NEW FAU. ' -SWEAtERS ' • Pallo••• • Clr.diPIIsIn to $7.99, ol• · knit ·~Iota, Uylet. . .5$ :• . f.M"~ ~-- pulloYoo: Spall ' .1,' 1·'':~ ' PERFECT PAIR PtHtOtiJ· motched Keepsake wetldhiJ mp wiN 17mbolltt the lor ol your WMI!inl 417 . . ·. far. her. Quollty Crlltid In 1411 J11o tural er whitt 1101d. KA!eplakt rlnp n buutlful~ IIJild. K ee.paak TIIADI1IONIU.. W&DDINII •IJIOS For Lasting IINuty Gr~p(lo.,.. Frtsll 8 TOM TIEDE CarD's freedom Is surely y a legal possibility. National· LINCOLN, Neb.- .(NEAl- ly, the average life sutenc~ It was more a massacre than is flnll!hed in 20 years. In murder. ·Two teen-agers, Nebraska, It's more like 14. Charles Starkweather a n d She bas served a ddzen Carll Fugate, outraged this years now and even If aptown and the nation with 11 peals fall she stW Is eligible bruel, hideous kWings that for parole. l!tcluded Carij's parel\11, sev· For ber part, th\)Ugb, CarD era! • well-to-il'!_~ prominent /feels such speculatfon Is a persona ahd 0111ers usually waste of time. ID ·a rare 4escrlbed as "Ft!Od, fn1tocent Interview she bluntly nerv· Uncoln folks.' ously said: "The Supreme That was 1D January of ' 1958. The nation •carcely re· members. But to this day the town can't, or won't forget. 'Starkweather, the one who did the actual blood·lettlng, no lOnger figures; he was executed in 1959. But Carll Fugate, who at 14 years of a~e was charged with being 8 willing accomplice," is still around to evoke citizen resentment. Now nearly '!1, Carll is serving a Ufe sentence at the · nearby State Reformatory for Women. And not quietly. CARlL FUGATE She continues to protest com· Not a friend tn the world. plete innocence and has IUed a string of appeals - due soon, apparently, to reach the Supreme Court. The girl's · appeals keep .,., the old memortes bubbling. Because toWnspeople feel, and very much fear. the legalities will free her. ' "Tbey'U let liet go someday, sure as bell,''' iays a man on the street. "It doesn't m4tter what she did. All the bleed· lng hearts who weren't here . when she was doing them things, wUI get together, cry H•lo '8 Princess a few tears for her, and let the bitCh out of jaU.'' Deelsred Winner rn.u To any kind." Among those other problems 11trr, Tl'lluble Spoil Cited 11tere are some potentlsl are the rapid growth of private schools and the CGI'I'eS)Mindlng takeover 117 hlacu of wilole .pu!)llc school systems that were all or predominantly lliblte. No private or governmental agency bas been able to keep a precllle count of the number of usegregation academiel" since the Oct. •• 1918 "deaegregate now" order of the Supreme Court. But 400,1100 pupils were registered In private lnatllu· . U~· m ~.a~ 1G the Southern lleglonaJ Council In Atlanla. Meanwhile, the Justice De· partrnent conlinues kl preu lawaults and HEW continues tO negotiate With local boards, 'wl)b :Ill dlslrlcta falling inkl both categartea. At least Mil syatema are already HI IG dnegrepte lor the flrat lime this fall. WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Senate has scbeduJed a crucial vote next Tueaday mleglslatlon designed to force U.S. withdrawailmn Southeast Alia 1D 11 llllllltba. SIIon801'8 of the mwure, led by Sons. George S. McGovern, O..S.D., and Mark 0. HaUleld, Q.()re ., agreed to an allllere, lllx-llour debate llmllatlon .., the amendment u tile Senate struggled to finish work .., the $19.2 billion mWtary procuremont bill. Debate m the ]li'IJCiln!ment bill, willcb ill fCII'IIMI' )'elll took I• 'Bitter Caril Fugate Seeking ~elease 11 Manson Defense Shows Division · . a ~. ' ' ' ' "•'- 481 �~· ' ·~ · POmeroy.,.'. .· ·~ . ' •1 ' \ g t •-~~~t~rt-l'<lnleroy,o:.Auc. a.lm ' , PTA Committees ·Named· <ii,EJ!;!l'VILLE - Eleeutlve (lefreehmenta, l$1. Dlrltne .-P~ Notes ., ~c:;t.:""tbeRI~:.~ ~·~=~n Rulh and ' •· l!ll'i, ·~vJc! T., ~ aid = ":::,~c:::~.:.:.~:: _, C<ll1lnC ~1m. , 7! ." "'*' . . . tbe "-vld "" . ·"-eD. !!::rtteeZ"'ror'7; 1 social · ·· ;:N~~ Aide Is w ~· · d b Cajeqdar .. ·. · ~~co~ .:· 'l ·..-'........:...... . .·.'. . sa·nd · · HostTheChurch Class . IJUo, .Mr. and ·Mn. Clarence Harry Fol~y. Mr. and Mru Me~· Jr. and son, JimJIIY, EUJah Riddle, Mr. and r,~ra. ,Mr. 81'\\ Mrs\ Floyd IJilo i!l1d Odla Westfau lllld daughter ' d&Vjl~!<ifJ, ~Wen and PeW, . Sllerry, Mr. lllld M111• Jeamel Mr· and .M.,. carl. Ali\O, Mr. TtuDlln lbd acini, Mite, LairJ1 and Mra• .1\!Yh ~; ..., G'-'ry' Ronnie im4 !lobby l,orence .Alllo inhlllton Mra. 91""' ....--. r-t~. add !f!i's. John , Freda MIJier .•n~ .Homer ,..,. Neaselroad ·and daugbpr Wn~ ifempll, ~. W . ~. Mra . •Aha ReCtor and the· boll illd hoeteas, M't. ~ tlaU&irto;t, .Bar~, ~· Una )In; ~I B~ey. , I · ., _.,_.... . 't:;.l~ ~:.!n~ following (!iraf per1011 ol tl!cll ""ne,.;u;";, Mra. ~lobetb WILDWOOP illil\iirl aiill; i ·, · 4 • f"'v'n'"" 1M ·net wtlb'llr. ~!tee lscbainnln): Smith: Mrs. OUve o,bunland p. m. Wtdnadly,)lomeOflfrJ, • . ""'elija; .p ~ c.rou s-u 11111 Pr01ram, ·Mr•. Marg.,et Mrs. Marahllt Kimel. Henry Tbonlu, MrJ. kill " • · "'! ·-~·". 'l'lley weat . BrowaiP.dMni.PaulineMyen, •t!Dg·lloll.. ijlpeetei!Jr fvr tbe r-aJ o1. e<>4:halrman~Mra. Alice CUI'UI, U~rary, Mr~. . Madne LOYAL WOI1fE~'8 C!llli r:J: 'JII'L'CJrvDII. ~ liiOihfr.4oHayman, Mn. Phyllis Jaw .of ,JGbn David Gr)!Ms' and Mr · and Mrs. .Mr. and Mra. Otto ldm M,s Dollrman Reed. Mr.. Laura Schaefer apent Budget and Finance, Mrs. O>l•wn""u ""th Mr. Marlene .Putman and Mra. ~. a.rie-~. Betty Bucba!um, codlairmen, .' llra.HmlerMwedlth and 1011 : · : MrsMrs. ~ BarriJI&er, . ~~ Yl.lltad relatiVIIallld · · ~,,..Jell Fauber, · Jn Pfmeroy Tueedly. Mr · and lin. Frank Bile, Mr· Mra. Georp Neaaelroad, Sr., and Mra. Joe Masten, ¥ra. ac:Companled her daughter' Edith Henderson, Mra. Francea ,~~r~... Gerlld . Rought and Reed and Mr. and Mrs. .lllbteratol'llttlburllb.N. Y., Clarenc:e Autberton. .lrbere tbe Roughts are itatlmed with tbe Alr Force. l!:Droute, Mrl. Neaaelroad +tatted her brother, Pearl !Toots) Jtarr In Dover, w11o Is Mill carol King, brlclwlect 111. He Is a ' - - resident of "{ <llarles Domlpn, was guest ~·· She alao 'flitted 111 honor at a bridal sllo'lm Mr. and Mrs. WWiem Karr at (liven by Mn. stephen ~w Dover. During ber atay In New asslated by Mrs. WIIUam Klng ·Yort. Mra. N-'road vlllted Sunday afternoon. IIoe State ol Vermon and Gifts were placed on a table lfgdreai, Canada. centered with a milk glass ;~ Weekend 8111!811 of lbe Rev· basket of yeUow and wblte indMra.IIDbertltiD!wereMr. chrysantbemuma flanked by Jlld Mrs. WWiem A.. MlDer • yellow candles. ' Yellow and laalber and ataj>latlter ol Mrl. white atreamera fell from a ~. and Mr · and Mrs. Her- white umbreUe 1111p0nded from 1!1111 ROll! ri Ccmover, Olllo. the ceillng. !lbe1 came tllpeCially 10 see Games were played and Jlnld Xubn who II leaving IIKlll prizes awarded Sandy Clsl,... a toll' of clutJ In VIetnam. worthy, Melissa Davis, Carol 1 King and Cindy Domigan. . . . ._ _ _ I . ll Wbltebead, Mn. ~ Lelalle and Lawrence ·ROll!. · Heallll and Salet71 Mrl. Connle'Reed,Mn.QrlceWeber and Mrs . .(lay Lewl.a. PubUclty, Mrl. IIIIth Anne Blllderaon, Mrs. · FrJnces Holsinger, Mra. Carolyn Frn and Mrs. Wanda. Klmea. ~lint PTA meeflne w1U be Tueaday, Sept. I at 7:30 p. m. at Riverview School. Tbe officen wiU serve refreallmentl. . Personal Notes .... \." ~ ' The Creation , . . Of An ,.'In' Inn .. . . ~tAN~ ·'\,' ' . I~~ ~. Regjstra.tion ' .. . ' A 'Peachy Desse~· . ' Wo'Ws j . ·111tJ118D.t.Y ' • · Clv;ist ·ll'liilrsdat, AVjl. 27 at tbe home iii Mr. and of T..,., Mra. llb!incer. · JIJNJOJt AMERICAN Legkln Auzlllery, Drew W.lllter Poll Nofllo.!:.~be·'L~:.~ Neir tbe - · .... uoo "'»~~ ·~!-. ROCK SPRINGS Grange •Y •• 'lburaday, 7:80 p. m. at tbe II'~ hall. Satri•y•a adl.U::~~~~ MEIGSCountyTBand Health . olr, Assn. 'J'bureday, 7:30 p. m. Columbul at Tbe guest Uat Included tbe home of Manning KJoes, Tbe nat above and Sabra Canaday, prealdiJilt, IJII SOulll Ave,, wiU be a Be8l!ie tpng, Mlrie Domlpn, · Middleport. All board membe(s parenll ri Cindy Domlgan, Kathy King, uraed to attend. with Mr. Bowen ~berry Klnl, Naomi lOng, TWlNCITYShrlnettae,plcnle In charge. ' · be llebbleFinlsw,CandanceBahr, Tlwnday, 8:30 P·lll· Route 33 served by the aecuUve COIIIElaine Dayli Becky Anclerson Park, rlgbt lOin& nartb. Plana mlttae. Louanna Mclnlolh. ' 10 be mada lor villi of hlib Mill Gloria lludr lnlliiUl!ll . Tbe refreahinenta table wu prleatesa. '\ftth tbe majorettae lind'· ·Ill · centered with a bride doD enPIUDAY membera anticipate a fine circled wtth miniature nddlng AREVIVAL II In jlrOt!l'el8 at 'Showing ri tbe band Ill!' ~. bella and flanked by yellow tbe Dater Cbureh ri Christ . tapers In crystal boldera. Mn. through Aug. 28 nllhtiJ, al1:80. Flnlaw presided at tbe punch Tbe evllJI8ellal, Vemoollllaeell, bowl, and cake, punch, nuts and llle son1 leader, Michael mints were served. Hezelton. · The open church weddlnl wiU EVANGEIJNE Chapter Put. • 7 beanevento!Sept.12atep.m. Matronsannualpleni~Frlday,'f TOpiC p. m., home ri Mr. and Mra. " · John Lyona, Cbestnut St., TUPPERS PLAINS- ''YMiddleport. Brlna covered dllll Round Fun With GG\Irdl" W'U POLLY'S POINTERS and table service. tbe tbeme preaented by Mrs. Hai'old Massar wbiin tbe. SATURDAY GardenCblbmetr-tl!7•t ille SPECIAL meeting Mid- home ri Mtl. I. S. De&. ' dleport Lodae 183, FloAM 'l'lle -'lng opened will! Tbe Saturday, 7:80p.m. Mldd1eporl LOrd'l Prayer In unla~n .. Lodge Hsll. Work In mealef Devottonala wwe ID . , . . of , muon degree. Mra. stout. ~. 'MtrW' Griffith and lira.~ BarobUl SUNDAY , . who attended tbe Rulland CLELAND REUNION .Flower lhow 1a"' tbelr rpporl . . Sunday, . Forest Ac:tes Park, Mrs. Frad Goebel wiU preaent between Rutland and tbe radio program lor ljepo . Harrl•onvllle. Everyone !ember. Plana wwe made lor a welcome. Bring ba.sket lwlch. "'!Jlmag~ and balu! aale Friday · POMEROY'S PONY Leapt, and Saturday. Mra·. R. V. Utile Lea~Ue, Pee Wee buebell Weatherman gave ~ fer the teama plcnle Sunday, I p. m. mOIIth. ... · behind Pomeroy Junior IIJ8h. There ..,.. nliiiiii'OIII aper'lal · Brtna covered cUah and table arunaementa, , wltll · Mrs. aervlce. Hl('old Masaar and · Others DEAR POLLY- I band-wash my summer dresses recelvlnl r~~IJ9~ • . JWreli~­ In cold water and a cold water detergent to keep tbe menta _.. aervecl to ~ ·colors from fadiDg. I fiDd when Ironing a persplratloo odor stW Ungera under the arms~d v~notlce~;i_;~ -1'\H... ,J't_ · ):~'}l1Hf able p " ,-. · ~'~. ·~,~~ ... (1: ·· tnokes unforgettable dess~rt. ':.IU In solve getatiD and lllllil' peach mbture. Beat egg yolb 1Ugbtly; ltlr ID' a Uttle. peach mixture. Retljrn to aaucepan. Cook over low beat, stirring conatantly, 5 minutes (do not boU); GbiU mixture unW It moundl when cb-opped from 8 IJIOOD. of • Meeting • 3 ao. , • l'~ ~lllll!lle' · ·~ · .1• " 1'"1 ,'l• "-·r -.,. ... .1 1 I ·' ... WS!;lll'~ .· , ' ~t-· 1 t I l • ' ' · PANELI·NG .. ..,.,,ftft F. B. Moma.frlm, area 1ferlli8e. tl!oae .mtniJ llfJi tqllilnf ' camp were bll' brotliel' lllldthla liller.JnTbe 8I:QUjj lliO law, Mr. and Mn. ·Lawrenc. · 11 ' · Chapman, ' Mra. Woetta Ill' · · Radeldn, Mra. Dorothy Boian and Mu. AlUla EUaab!llb Tlrna'. CO.ORDJNATED for etm• fort are these lell!lfl!-wear tallldoaa from Italy. 'l1ley feature 1 o f t Jersey wool alllrtl aJld aocb Ia aepfa wllll dark broWII wool mltllaldrt allll pota. WI.EN.ERS 2.lb. '$1.00 . . , l~llE GillY AT • MONEY SAVING COUPON ·N .· L ., ..,- 69*, ..COUPDM 1" ~"" ·-0. Sim 's Mkt 1111 Rn. F. B. 4x8 Slleet MATERIALS CO. . ·~~·~u.~·~T~I;~;;PU~RCII;A;Sf~~;.,f;EI~·;·' ' _,· ~ES,~.9;4;7;0~··~~~ '· Olrtil held tbe 84th Curtis reunion at tbe Sportaman llub at Jobnltown, Ohio. Attending were Mrs. Cna Slllford>~. and Mn. Wayae CbapmiiJl, ·Mr. and . Mra. Rlcbard awpmu, Deblte and and Julie, Mr. and Mra. Donald Ur: , .>'· ... 'WI!!Dnd gueata ... Marvin WIIJoo ri Mn. 'l'lllloll's lllatera and flmDiea In w....- lllld Medina. Mra. Nellie Vale' iDd Fannie htllt attended the\Cummlnp ReUnion Cll Sund8y It tbihome of Mr' and Mra. WIJ). l'ldlllpa near CIIWeolbe. ' Mrs. Maude Holcomb and dqhter, Mra. Laura Krebe; In Sprlngf!eld Tuoaday tp . attead tbe funeral . ri Mrs. llolciomb's brother, Mark ' ColtriJJ. Mra. Wanetta RadUin and dallilhter' TIDa, took bll' . . .. , Mra. Frank Jobnaton, to· Gtlllpnlla lor' medical lnll&. ;" ' Chapman and five cblldnn Mr ment oo Mandal'. ~\ and Mrs. Olear Jo~uA~,' and Mn. Raymood Johnicln, Mr. and -.. Olelter Mr. aad Mra. are e11 ~ t11f1t wtek toW lon Earl -lerD~. 'Gil ' Mr. PrK:es Effective AUG. 2S.29 -PRill , Ws tl1ilon wtlh burial at Decalllr. Itt. 1114 ~· REEDSVILLE - Descen· 6.99 HOGG~~ & ZUSPAN: ~ cbmatl. Puneral servk!el were beld · at Ellla Funeral llmle, dania of tbe late Hoyt and Mary . Ranchwood Spanlh Elm ' made~ bGme at MI. Healthy Cbrl~tlllJI . Home near Cln- 64th Curtis Reunion is Held · . 4x8 Sheet N.Y. Statesman Birch Mrs. Morris, with ber ~. - ~·r- " t .. tbe .,_ ol . .,_ .. 1!'81 un n a . ona 1 a'!"tte . A- • ~"''"' 11 , """' fnlm tbe nat Ill CGIItrlbatorl ol• regiltJaaz ·,lbs.. . . • Social Notes E.sn:': C:,.~~ ' I te tl 11 . ,_, . d ;m· mar Du...... R ist (Hew.,.., lllltrpriN A.,.,) G*' :rew~r 1t·ri lllllll report to CQIIllllllllty Hsll For Lasting Pleasure 1 : according to lhe Class $4.00 up . ~ Reghtratlon Schedule !: eatabUabed by the Ofllce of I • Admlsalons and Records. ""'1 it 101 '! Students whose last name u N......... · : : ......... with 0 tirO""" Z wiU n • .,. " 'I '" -,..... ..,, 992-SUO : report from 9 to 10 a.m., llloee Middleport, o. • 111111 last n~mes· beglnnlug wilh .__oiiiiiiiiiiii•liiiio-~,4t.: · GROUND BEEF ' wiU ·be Tlludaff 8epl. 1, wllh H ·~ N frqm ).0 to U, ·~ t,lty claae rflllliil•fll-. from t .tbQie wlllllut ~ ,. a.m. to I:JO p.m. irid' ewn1ng wttb E lbroagli G tnom claae ~·'If" lriJID $:10 JIOCit, . : .. p.m. to a po~tt ' studeata wltb a 1111 .. Accor~ to . Bro'im, .• II b!'IIM!r¥11ilhAIWIJUI!bD:W$ • • llluclepte- ~ lo ' lb;lr f!!llllrl 'from 1 to l P~ tililll :t~ ~ Ill t:ommlilji.y Hill. ~ ~ ~ ~ l're.ftCIJtnd 'llllldebt8 ~ Ttet .w ~· ~· , ,Pcli: '!I' tbeir ~dt' c.rda CPmlilw!ltY Hall !nip! J ;lo ; ~lbtlr~atlbaUime. P,Dl· lor . Ally necenll')' 1chedule ll.eliSirllllonfvr~ . , ,..,, ~can be made and •P· wlllbefr,.n8:30p,l)l: t1 '8!! . ;~ . ' tnved b)' tbe advller at that FOJ" f~er lnformaUDi ; lime. concerning re111tntlof1 '" Sludentl wllo bave not I"' proeedlll'~l at Rio Gran4;. reglateredfortheflntsemeater ~.~tacttbe~ ; lllould report to their advlaers and Bedlrdl Omce. ,_ for advlllng and registration. ·: Brown noWd tbal new students . • taking tbe American CoUege Say "Get Well" PltiM· : Teat oo September I wiU be wifh • registered for c'-tl between 2 · ~ andar!!;~ted that aU llludents Bblnq Plants,. ;1 ~' Whip eu whites wltb salt untO atllf. Whip cream stiff. Fold egg whites and half of cream Into chiDed mbture. PUe Into tert abella. Top with remaining cream. Refrlger· ate unW serving time. Makes 6 servings. 'Gourd Fu'n', Was Toothpaste Will Remove Crayon Marks on Stucco somJf:rNt%?a2No ate thiA?- 1. B. MeL. Dean S. J!rolm, lliec:tor ol ~ lind NCOida at Rio Qfaade 1e, ~oe~a1 anaounced · reshtra\lpn procedure• for the first .IM!I!II'IIter of llit · 11'1.,71 "'aderrdc year. Be8illratllla . . a..JNCBEI! .ytCI'OJlY FOREST 11JL!,8, N.Y. (UPl) ...;&ritaln ~ ·a victory In hill Slevenl Cup aemlflnal 1e11e1 wtth Canada Moiiday wben tbe doubles team r1 Jaroelav, Drobny and Gerry ()aldey defeated Canadlana Jacquei Glguerre and Jean Marois, 7-6, 1-1, 1>0. Britain wm challense the United Statea for ·tbe cup lor senior players on 'l'huraday. coue .TIC TOC CLAS~/Mkldlepoft ' C1Jurcb Wi.!l. ,Commence Sentem· b er "1, :t' '. , . • Wedneadat at tbe Qlurcb .Of ~~to- ~I·rap. ~ uacll: lungb. ·.. : ·' .· 8n'de- fl ect IS' G'IVen Shower Middleport . I r ,JrrlfMOiitb'~.!fiddl, P&irt-hi*I!Y, q~~· fll..im ' <• SALTINE CRACKERS I ;,. , I • 'f' ' 3 :.! , ·DOUIU ,•xi. ttESI\Es '. .. : . NEStEA INSTANT l'Oz. •' All •·I' ' ~ .. Meat· ubu)QNA ~ ·IL ·~~~ ·.. 49$ Hi.C FRUIT DRINKS GRAPE & ORANGE ' i' '" Fro:en ..... ,MfLK · ) Dairy .Footh $loestring PoTATOES ~sl ICE CREAM SANDWIOtES 6. �~· ' ·~ · POmeroy.,.'. .· ·~ . ' •1 ' \ g t •-~~~t~rt-l'<lnleroy,o:.Auc. a.lm ' , PTA Committees ·Named· <ii,EJ!;!l'VILLE - Eleeutlve (lefreehmenta, l$1. Dlrltne .-P~ Notes ., ~c:;t.:""tbeRI~:.~ ~·~=~n Rulh and ' •· l!ll'i, ·~vJc! T., ~ aid = ":::,~c:::~.:.:.~:: _, C<ll1lnC ~1m. , 7! ." "'*' . . . tbe "-vld "" . ·"-eD. !!::rtteeZ"'ror'7; 1 social · ·· ;:N~~ Aide Is w ~· · d b Cajeqdar .. ·. · ~~co~ .:· 'l ·..-'........:...... . .·.'. . sa·nd · · HostTheChurch Class . IJUo, .Mr. and ·Mn. Clarence Harry Fol~y. Mr. and Mru Me~· Jr. and son, JimJIIY, EUJah Riddle, Mr. and r,~ra. ,Mr. 81'\\ Mrs\ Floyd IJilo i!l1d Odla Westfau lllld daughter ' d&Vjl~!<ifJ, ~Wen and PeW, . Sllerry, Mr. lllld M111• Jeamel Mr· and .M.,. carl. Ali\O, Mr. TtuDlln lbd acini, Mite, LairJ1 and Mra• .1\!Yh ~; ..., G'-'ry' Ronnie im4 !lobby l,orence .Alllo inhlllton Mra. 91""' ....--. r-t~. add !f!i's. John , Freda MIJier .•n~ .Homer ,..,. Neaselroad ·and daugbpr Wn~ ifempll, ~. W . ~. Mra . •Aha ReCtor and the· boll illd hoeteas, M't. ~ tlaU&irto;t, .Bar~, ~· Una )In; ~I B~ey. , I · ., _.,_.... . 't:;.l~ ~:.!n~ following (!iraf per1011 ol tl!cll ""ne,.;u;";, Mra. ~lobetb WILDWOOP illil\iirl aiill; i ·, · 4 • f"'v'n'"" 1M ·net wtlb'llr. ~!tee lscbainnln): Smith: Mrs. OUve o,bunland p. m. Wtdnadly,)lomeOflfrJ, • . ""'elija; .p ~ c.rou s-u 11111 Pr01ram, ·Mr•. Marg.,et Mrs. Marahllt Kimel. Henry Tbonlu, MrJ. kill " • · "'! ·-~·". 'l'lley weat . BrowaiP.dMni.PaulineMyen, •t!Dg·lloll.. ijlpeetei!Jr fvr tbe r-aJ o1. e<>4:halrman~Mra. Alice CUI'UI, U~rary, Mr~. . Madne LOYAL WOI1fE~'8 C!llli r:J: 'JII'L'CJrvDII. ~ liiOihfr.4oHayman, Mn. Phyllis Jaw .of ,JGbn David Gr)!Ms' and Mr · and Mrs. .Mr. and Mra. Otto ldm M,s Dollrman Reed. Mr.. Laura Schaefer apent Budget and Finance, Mrs. O>l•wn""u ""th Mr. Marlene .Putman and Mra. ~. a.rie-~. Betty Bucba!um, codlairmen, .' llra.HmlerMwedlth and 1011 : · : MrsMrs. ~ BarriJI&er, . ~~ Yl.lltad relatiVIIallld · · ~,,..Jell Fauber, · Jn Pfmeroy Tueedly. Mr · and lin. Frank Bile, Mr· Mra. Georp Neaaelroad, Sr., and Mra. Joe Masten, ¥ra. ac:Companled her daughter' Edith Henderson, Mra. Francea ,~~r~... Gerlld . Rought and Reed and Mr. and Mrs. .lllbteratol'llttlburllb.N. Y., Clarenc:e Autberton. .lrbere tbe Roughts are itatlmed with tbe Alr Force. l!:Droute, Mrl. Neaaelroad +tatted her brother, Pearl !Toots) Jtarr In Dover, w11o Is Mill carol King, brlclwlect 111. He Is a ' - - resident of "{ <llarles Domlpn, was guest ~·· She alao 'flitted 111 honor at a bridal sllo'lm Mr. and Mrs. WWiem Karr at (liven by Mn. stephen ~w Dover. During ber atay In New asslated by Mrs. WIIUam Klng ·Yort. Mra. N-'road vlllted Sunday afternoon. IIoe State ol Vermon and Gifts were placed on a table lfgdreai, Canada. centered with a milk glass ;~ Weekend 8111!811 of lbe Rev· basket of yeUow and wblte indMra.IIDbertltiD!wereMr. chrysantbemuma flanked by Jlld Mrs. WWiem A.. MlDer • yellow candles. ' Yellow and laalber and ataj>latlter ol Mrl. white atreamera fell from a ~. and Mr · and Mrs. Her- white umbreUe 1111p0nded from 1!1111 ROll! ri Ccmover, Olllo. the ceillng. !lbe1 came tllpeCially 10 see Games were played and Jlnld Xubn who II leaving IIKlll prizes awarded Sandy Clsl,... a toll' of clutJ In VIetnam. worthy, Melissa Davis, Carol 1 King and Cindy Domigan. . . . ._ _ _ I . ll Wbltebead, Mn. ~ Lelalle and Lawrence ·ROll!. · Heallll and Salet71 Mrl. Connle'Reed,Mn.QrlceWeber and Mrs . .(lay Lewl.a. PubUclty, Mrl. IIIIth Anne Blllderaon, Mrs. · FrJnces Holsinger, Mra. Carolyn Frn and Mrs. Wanda. Klmea. ~lint PTA meeflne w1U be Tueaday, Sept. I at 7:30 p. m. at Riverview School. Tbe officen wiU serve refreallmentl. . Personal Notes .... \." ~ ' The Creation , . . Of An ,.'In' Inn .. . . ~tAN~ ·'\,' ' . I~~ ~. Regjstra.tion ' .. . ' A 'Peachy Desse~· . ' Wo'Ws j . ·111tJ118D.t.Y ' • · Clv;ist ·ll'liilrsdat, AVjl. 27 at tbe home iii Mr. and of T..,., Mra. llb!incer. · JIJNJOJt AMERICAN Legkln Auzlllery, Drew W.lllter Poll Nofllo.!:.~be·'L~:.~ Neir tbe - · .... uoo "'»~~ ·~!-. ROCK SPRINGS Grange •Y •• 'lburaday, 7:80 p. m. at tbe II'~ hall. Satri•y•a adl.U::~~~~ MEIGSCountyTBand Health . olr, Assn. 'J'bureday, 7:30 p. m. Columbul at Tbe guest Uat Included tbe home of Manning KJoes, Tbe nat above and Sabra Canaday, prealdiJilt, IJII SOulll Ave,, wiU be a Be8l!ie tpng, Mlrie Domlpn, · Middleport. All board membe(s parenll ri Cindy Domlgan, Kathy King, uraed to attend. with Mr. Bowen ~berry Klnl, Naomi lOng, TWlNCITYShrlnettae,plcnle In charge. ' · be llebbleFinlsw,CandanceBahr, Tlwnday, 8:30 P·lll· Route 33 served by the aecuUve COIIIElaine Dayli Becky Anclerson Park, rlgbt lOin& nartb. Plana mlttae. Louanna Mclnlolh. ' 10 be mada lor villi of hlib Mill Gloria lludr lnlliiUl!ll . Tbe refreahinenta table wu prleatesa. '\ftth tbe majorettae lind'· ·Ill · centered with a bride doD enPIUDAY membera anticipate a fine circled wtth miniature nddlng AREVIVAL II In jlrOt!l'el8 at 'Showing ri tbe band Ill!' ~. bella and flanked by yellow tbe Dater Cbureh ri Christ . tapers In crystal boldera. Mn. through Aug. 28 nllhtiJ, al1:80. Flnlaw presided at tbe punch Tbe evllJI8ellal, Vemoollllaeell, bowl, and cake, punch, nuts and llle son1 leader, Michael mints were served. Hezelton. · The open church weddlnl wiU EVANGEIJNE Chapter Put. • 7 beanevento!Sept.12atep.m. Matronsannualpleni~Frlday,'f TOpiC p. m., home ri Mr. and Mra. " · John Lyona, Cbestnut St., TUPPERS PLAINS- ''YMiddleport. Brlna covered dllll Round Fun With GG\Irdl" W'U POLLY'S POINTERS and table service. tbe tbeme preaented by Mrs. Hai'old Massar wbiin tbe. SATURDAY GardenCblbmetr-tl!7•t ille SPECIAL meeting Mid- home ri Mtl. I. S. De&. ' dleport Lodae 183, FloAM 'l'lle -'lng opened will! Tbe Saturday, 7:80p.m. Mldd1eporl LOrd'l Prayer In unla~n .. Lodge Hsll. Work In mealef Devottonala wwe ID . , . . of , muon degree. Mra. stout. ~. 'MtrW' Griffith and lira.~ BarobUl SUNDAY , . who attended tbe Rulland CLELAND REUNION .Flower lhow 1a"' tbelr rpporl . . Sunday, . Forest Ac:tes Park, Mrs. Frad Goebel wiU preaent between Rutland and tbe radio program lor ljepo . Harrl•onvllle. Everyone !ember. Plana wwe made lor a welcome. Bring ba.sket lwlch. "'!Jlmag~ and balu! aale Friday · POMEROY'S PONY Leapt, and Saturday. Mra·. R. V. Utile Lea~Ue, Pee Wee buebell Weatherman gave ~ fer the teama plcnle Sunday, I p. m. mOIIth. ... · behind Pomeroy Junior IIJ8h. There ..,.. nliiiiii'OIII aper'lal · Brtna covered cUah and table arunaementa, , wltll · Mrs. aervlce. Hl('old Masaar and · Others DEAR POLLY- I band-wash my summer dresses recelvlnl r~~IJ9~ • . JWreli~­ In cold water and a cold water detergent to keep tbe menta _.. aervecl to ~ ·colors from fadiDg. I fiDd when Ironing a persplratloo odor stW Ungera under the arms~d v~notlce~;i_;~ -1'\H... ,J't_ · ):~'}l1Hf able p " ,-. · ~'~. ·~,~~ ... (1: ·· tnokes unforgettable dess~rt. ':.IU In solve getatiD and lllllil' peach mbture. Beat egg yolb 1Ugbtly; ltlr ID' a Uttle. peach mixture. Retljrn to aaucepan. Cook over low beat, stirring conatantly, 5 minutes (do not boU); GbiU mixture unW It moundl when cb-opped from 8 IJIOOD. of • Meeting • 3 ao. , • l'~ ~lllll!lle' · ·~ · .1• " 1'"1 ,'l• "-·r -.,. ... .1 1 I ·' ... WS!;lll'~ .· , ' ~t-· 1 t I l • ' ' · PANELI·NG .. ..,.,,ftft F. B. Moma.frlm, area 1ferlli8e. tl!oae .mtniJ llfJi tqllilnf ' camp were bll' brotliel' lllldthla liller.JnTbe 8I:QUjj lliO law, Mr. and Mn. ·Lawrenc. · 11 ' · Chapman, ' Mra. Woetta Ill' · · Radeldn, Mra. Dorothy Boian and Mu. AlUla EUaab!llb Tlrna'. CO.ORDJNATED for etm• fort are these lell!lfl!-wear tallldoaa from Italy. 'l1ley feature 1 o f t Jersey wool alllrtl aJld aocb Ia aepfa wllll dark broWII wool mltllaldrt allll pota. WI.EN.ERS 2.lb. '$1.00 . . , l~llE GillY AT • MONEY SAVING COUPON ·N .· L ., ..,- 69*, ..COUPDM 1" ~"" ·-0. Sim 's Mkt 1111 Rn. F. B. 4x8 Slleet MATERIALS CO. . ·~~·~u.~·~T~I;~;;PU~RCII;A;Sf~~;.,f;EI~·;·' ' _,· ~ES,~.9;4;7;0~··~~~ '· Olrtil held tbe 84th Curtis reunion at tbe Sportaman llub at Jobnltown, Ohio. Attending were Mrs. Cna Slllford>~. and Mn. Wayae CbapmiiJl, ·Mr. and . Mra. Rlcbard awpmu, Deblte and and Julie, Mr. and Mra. Donald Ur: , .>'· ... 'WI!!Dnd gueata ... Marvin WIIJoo ri Mn. 'l'lllloll's lllatera and flmDiea In w....- lllld Medina. Mra. Nellie Vale' iDd Fannie htllt attended the\Cummlnp ReUnion Cll Sund8y It tbihome of Mr' and Mra. WIJ). l'ldlllpa near CIIWeolbe. ' Mrs. Maude Holcomb and dqhter, Mra. Laura Krebe; In Sprlngf!eld Tuoaday tp . attead tbe funeral . ri Mrs. llolciomb's brother, Mark ' ColtriJJ. Mra. Wanetta RadUin and dallilhter' TIDa, took bll' . . .. , Mra. Frank Jobnaton, to· Gtlllpnlla lor' medical lnll&. ;" ' Chapman and five cblldnn Mr ment oo Mandal'. ~\ and Mrs. Olear Jo~uA~,' and Mn. Raymood Johnicln, Mr. and -.. Olelter Mr. aad Mra. are e11 ~ t11f1t wtek toW lon Earl -lerD~. 'Gil ' Mr. PrK:es Effective AUG. 2S.29 -PRill , Ws tl1ilon wtlh burial at Decalllr. Itt. 1114 ~· REEDSVILLE - Descen· 6.99 HOGG~~ & ZUSPAN: ~ cbmatl. Puneral servk!el were beld · at Ellla Funeral llmle, dania of tbe late Hoyt and Mary . Ranchwood Spanlh Elm ' made~ bGme at MI. Healthy Cbrl~tlllJI . Home near Cln- 64th Curtis Reunion is Held · . 4x8 Sheet N.Y. Statesman Birch Mrs. Morris, with ber ~. - ~·r- " t .. tbe .,_ ol . .,_ .. 1!'81 un n a . ona 1 a'!"tte . A- • ~"''"' 11 , """' fnlm tbe nat Ill CGIItrlbatorl ol• regiltJaaz ·,lbs.. . . • Social Notes E.sn:': C:,.~~ ' I te tl 11 . ,_, . d ;m· mar Du...... R ist (Hew.,.., lllltrpriN A.,.,) G*' :rew~r 1t·ri lllllll report to CQIIllllllllty Hsll For Lasting Pleasure 1 : according to lhe Class $4.00 up . ~ Reghtratlon Schedule !: eatabUabed by the Ofllce of I • Admlsalons and Records. ""'1 it 101 '! Students whose last name u N......... · : : ......... with 0 tirO""" Z wiU n • .,. " 'I '" -,..... ..,, 992-SUO : report from 9 to 10 a.m., llloee Middleport, o. • 111111 last n~mes· beglnnlug wilh .__oiiiiiiiiiiii•liiiio-~,4t.: · GROUND BEEF ' wiU ·be Tlludaff 8epl. 1, wllh H ·~ N frqm ).0 to U, ·~ t,lty claae rflllliil•fll-. from t .tbQie wlllllut ~ ,. a.m. to I:JO p.m. irid' ewn1ng wttb E lbroagli G tnom claae ~·'If" lriJID $:10 JIOCit, . : .. p.m. to a po~tt ' studeata wltb a 1111 .. Accor~ to . Bro'im, .• II b!'IIM!r¥11ilhAIWIJUI!bD:W$ • • llluclepte- ~ lo ' lb;lr f!!llllrl 'from 1 to l P~ tililll :t~ ~ Ill t:ommlilji.y Hill. ~ ~ ~ ~ l're.ftCIJtnd 'llllldebt8 ~ Ttet .w ~· ~· , ,Pcli: '!I' tbeir ~dt' c.rda CPmlilw!ltY Hall !nip! J ;lo ; ~lbtlr~atlbaUime. P,Dl· lor . Ally necenll')' 1chedule ll.eliSirllllonfvr~ . , ,..,, ~can be made and •P· wlllbefr,.n8:30p,l)l: t1 '8!! . ;~ . ' tnved b)' tbe advller at that FOJ" f~er lnformaUDi ; lime. concerning re111tntlof1 '" Sludentl wllo bave not I"' proeedlll'~l at Rio Gran4;. reglateredfortheflntsemeater ~.~tacttbe~ ; lllould report to their advlaers and Bedlrdl Omce. ,_ for advlllng and registration. ·: Brown noWd tbal new students . • taking tbe American CoUege Say "Get Well" PltiM· : Teat oo September I wiU be wifh • registered for c'-tl between 2 · ~ andar!!;~ted that aU llludents Bblnq Plants,. ;1 ~' Whip eu whites wltb salt untO atllf. Whip cream stiff. Fold egg whites and half of cream Into chiDed mbture. PUe Into tert abella. Top with remaining cream. Refrlger· ate unW serving time. Makes 6 servings. 'Gourd Fu'n', Was Toothpaste Will Remove Crayon Marks on Stucco somJf:rNt%?a2No ate thiA?- 1. B. MeL. Dean S. J!rolm, lliec:tor ol ~ lind NCOida at Rio Qfaade 1e, ~oe~a1 anaounced · reshtra\lpn procedure• for the first .IM!I!II'IIter of llit · 11'1.,71 "'aderrdc year. Be8illratllla . . a..JNCBEI! .ytCI'OJlY FOREST 11JL!,8, N.Y. (UPl) ...;&ritaln ~ ·a victory In hill Slevenl Cup aemlflnal 1e11e1 wtth Canada Moiiday wben tbe doubles team r1 Jaroelav, Drobny and Gerry ()aldey defeated Canadlana Jacquei Glguerre and Jean Marois, 7-6, 1-1, 1>0. Britain wm challense the United Statea for ·tbe cup lor senior players on 'l'huraday. coue .TIC TOC CLAS~/Mkldlepoft ' C1Jurcb Wi.!l. ,Commence Sentem· b er "1, :t' '. , . • Wedneadat at tbe Qlurcb .Of ~~to- ~I·rap. ~ uacll: lungb. ·.. : ·' .· 8n'de- fl ect IS' G'IVen Shower Middleport . I r ,JrrlfMOiitb'~.!fiddl, P&irt-hi*I!Y, q~~· fll..im ' <• SALTINE CRACKERS I ;,. , I • 'f' ' 3 :.! , ·DOUIU ,•xi. ttESI\Es '. .. : . NEStEA INSTANT l'Oz. •' All •·I' ' ~ .. Meat· ubu)QNA ~ ·IL ·~~~ ·.. 49$ Hi.C FRUIT DRINKS GRAPE & ORANGE ' i' '" Fro:en ..... ,MfLK · ) Dairy .Footh $loestring PoTATOES ~sl ICE CREAM SANDWIOtES 6. �' ' ' I a,SSifieds- ore ns, , I '. ·Po···,, ..Mot (o -··I'i AUT~i!ILE clncftltd? · '1n1111r~,,.·blen Lbat . your 1 You watch your children INlf down great bowls of cereal you now know Is not their source of energy and, feeling as aodden as your own bowl of Crackle-Boos, you ponder the wisdom of ever getting up from the table. The cblldren are always at their peak on such mornings. Their voices are so high they shatter crystal, beer mugs and your eardrums. They troop Ially .about the kitchen, crashing Into cupboard doors an hitting you with their elbows. "Shall I tum on the Today show?" someone shrieks. uMfffpf!" you answer. "Just thought you might like to see it in color and you know you NEVER get color unless It's all pink or green." ' "I like It that way," you lie. lt66 GMc . . . ·mu 'lo Ton Pickup. 6 cyl. engine, local one owner truck, green finish, 6'12' body. SHARP! · 1968 DODGE $2195 3/• Ton 0200 Sweptllne Express, V-8 tor. I' Lo(ldfllte automatic transmission, power steering, 8' wide bodv. . r · na 1966 CHEVROLET S2295 2 Ton Cab & Insulated 12' van body, ready to go. 825x20 tires. .Pomeroy Motor Co OPEN EVI!S. 1.00 P.M. PGMEROY, OHIO WANT AD INFORMATION . DEADLINES · 5 P .M. Day a&fore Publication Mondav Deadline 9 a.m. Cancellation & Corrections Will be accepted until 9 a .m. ror Oa_y of Publiution : "The news this morning Is, there's a strike In Kansas City and more smog on the East Coast and the cost of ltvlng wll1 rise this month." I ; '"lbanks," you mutter. ~ "You promised you'd bake ~our Never-Fail Chocolate Cake today-and this time you re going to remember the l:jaklng powder, remember?" " w this is the point where the intelligent woman would ack to bed. She'd mumble something about stabbing in her knees, hand the kids fi.40 and tell them to a pastry shop-preferably one of those famous ones enna. But few women take sucb intelligent actions. Most men believe, truly believe, th11t if they can stay upright drink enough coffee, everything Is going to get better. s is a common misconception and I'm not going to harp o the rightness and wrongness of things. All I'm going to dp Is teil you that on such a day there is no point in ~llevlng iD mercy or justice. I . 'This Is the day the PUJ'PY Is going to chew the arm out oJ your husbands's lavor1te sweater. This is when the bush· !Jkis, whatever THEY are, wear out on the pump. Today, ~ casserole not only runneth over into the clean oven, blit possibly you'D break your glasses. No reason tc look ~ the mirror and sternly tell yourseH tomorrow Is going ~be a better day. Look into the mirror and you'll notice tllere's a horrid red bump forming right In the center of yqur chin. REGULATIONS eC~tt RATES For Want Ad Service I WISH to thank each one who offered special prayer for me at the various churches; those Ma~ God richly bless you. Mrs. Carl Gorby. you. Mrs. Carl Gorby. thanks to all who were so kind at fhe time of tho death ol our brother, Harry Jacobs . Zedtwitz Bids ' With the Moderns diamond, but that was child's play once she bad made the correct play In trumps. emergenc:;y squad, the EWing Funeral Home, and all who sent the beautiful flowers ~Y Otwald & James Jacoby (Hewspoper Entetprise Assn.) .1083 • J954 .JI085 Special thanks to Mr. Hovt Allen, Jr., the Pomeroy and cards. Mr. and Nn. William Jacobs. '* 8-U·ltc , s•Jes , Aulll ·'. . 1965 . FORD Falcon, 6-ey/.~ standard shltt, In aood condillon. ill real b\ly afS50Q, S.. Samuel lbove. SyracuH, 8arnh~rt on Rt. 124,!!"'01S from Racine Planlll!lowll, 1-,U-'t.c , 1960 OLDSMOBILE home. Phone 992-3666. 8-16-tfc tip Wanted local work. become a higher wage earner with the Realist Bra and R. S. Apparel Fashions. Pay up to $10 per ~ridge yo.ung mana game, but Waldemar von Zedtwitz, who Is 74 years young, just wim the World's mixed-pair championship with Barbara Brier of Miami, Fla. Waldy won the Vanderbilt C~ln ". ""'and has won just a ut ...,. every American bridge IItle In sight, but thll Ia hla flrat Worli1'1 championship. Barbar a, one· of the be aI women bridge players, is also a very successful teacher. The blcldlng olloday's hand shows that Waldy, sittlng North, can handle modem science with the best of the modem bidders. His three-heart caU was one of thoae all-purpose cue bids. If Barbara wanted to try three no-trinnp, he had shown her a heart control. If she .wanted lo move toward ilam, be wao ready. He couldn't be sure about her four-club bid. Maybe she . just wanted to get to game, 1v bid live clubs. 10 he mer•._ Then, When she bid five beartl, be revalued his hand. · Obviously, she was show.log the king of hearts and trying for a pand slam. ';could she be domg Ibis with· .,out both the ace and queen of trumps? l\10, unless she b~ A six-card suit. Could she have a couple of small .o.1 • N ~H hd :-J; ebo:nchl~epad: a~. .ROOFING, ~ BY ~IITRACI' 'l,o95 '67 GTO *1.895 Power steering, automatic Roof Painting . · & Repair, Spouting & Cerpenter Work: Contact: .. '66 Volllswagen 2 Door sedan, low mileage. sharp car. *1,095 BlAElTNARS PONTIAC BUICK GMC TRUCKS . 7414945 Rt.l Dexllr, 0. For Sale SPECIALS this week ot Spencer's Mirket, 1 mile north of Eastern High School on Rt, 7: Peac~. ~ lbs. il9c: nice muskmelons, extra large 39c: Lima Beans, 2 lb . .UC: apples, good to 001 or cook, 3 lbs. l9c: larJie mangoes, red or green, 4 for 25c; sweet potatoes, white or red, 2 lbs., 39c. Many other specials. FOOT HouH troller. Good cor\dltlon. Coli Chester 985- 26 For Sale homo, 2- ~1$0, bedroom, fronf kitchen. can lle seen on County Rood 12. 3-YEAR-OLD Phone 992·6968.. '' 6-23-3!p .., •, .~ ... > r - • ) SI;AYJS:· SEPTIC tanks cl~ned: Mlllir ·· ··•·. - ·- ll-12-lfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEATIIED. Reasonable rate.• : P)1one John Russtll, Gal,li!9fl* W. .012 altar 5:30 p.m. ' ""l:'====-:-~-,-+_1-1.....,1.~ HARRISON'S TV AND' . AN· ---,---,------l--26-~c Pomeroy ' ATHER'l'ON ' T.V. '· AND~ · ELECT!IOTIIJC ' Pl)one .,.3Nf, long · .. . '. ) '. /,.3.oll-.~ :::~~· S~arf, qtl!~, ~> ORVIU£ JOHNSON - with optional 3 speed floor shift. 1-~31p C. BRADFORD, fllic:llorieer TENNA SERVICE. ,Phont Complete Strvlce 992-2522. Phone 949-3121 6<.10-lfc. Racine, Ololo Crill Bracflord NEIGLER Constr~dlon:· ' For 5-1-ffc building or ramoct.l!t!g your hcime, call Guy Nelglar, ·R-EACI'Y-Mi'X . CONCRETE Racine, Ohio. ' . 7-31-lfc delivered right t~ your pro/oct Fast and·eaay Free est maies Phone 99i-32U SEWING MACHINES, RIPIIr' G 11 1 ' R d u; Co ' Hrillc:e, oil makes. 992·2a,4. oeg n •• v·,.-. x ., The Fabric Shop, f'omar:oy. Middleport, bhjo. 6-JO.ffc Authorized Singer Sal" iorid' Strvlce. We Sharpen Sci-. WHEer-Horse Sales ond ).29.ijt Service. Boum Lumbar Company, Chesler, Ohl'o, Phone 985-3301. NOTICW OF ' .. ,. 5-20-tfc ' CONTIIAC'I:OIIJ reglstar•d AIR CoNDITIONING, Hfraford bull: Sired' by S. H. Refrlgerotlon Hrvlce. Jad<'s ReaiOlwordCI~I2. Also, 1H9 Rtlrlger•tlon, New Haven, Honda Scrambler 90, with Phone 882-2079. · rebuilt motor. Phone 949·3844 - - - , - - - - - -·_u._Hc· offer 6 p. m. · , l-:l6-3!c ITATa OI' ·OHIO DII'AIIT~INT OF .'-' • , GREEN BEANS, pick Y')ur own. S2 bushel. Also peppers and potatoes. Andrew CrOSSt . .. '1070. Letart Falls, Ohio. 8'21 -'1c BUNDY Clarinet, reasonable. -· WAITRESS wanted, day or. 1970 SEWING madllne used Phone 7<12-5052· 1-26-Jtc night, full or pert time. Coli lust a few times, fully !he Blue Tartan. Phone 992· equipped to zig-tog, make 9941. buttonholes, overc .. f •P· 2 LOTS In Harrisonville, 11100. B-23-6tc pllques and many embroidery Also, Iorge barn on Rt. 143 - -- -- - - - designs. Will sacrlllce lor near Harrisonville, avallobla only $34.>10 cash price or alter Seolamber 15, S.05. Wanted To Buy tern>o to be arranged. Phone Phone 7d-3123. OLD FURNITURE, dishes. 992-2685. 8-U-3tc trunks, etc. Write M. D. I-2C).6tc Va. rir call after 5 p.m., Phone S82-2070. Miller Rt ,. Pomeroy, 0. For Rent IJ.If·12l~ .. THE BORN LOSER OLOeitll(jijSE on cholc:e latin 'Syrac~H. Prl~ lor quick aale. Coli 992-5324. 7-26-lfc ... ~I sAID, t NJ.A Mi»ISlell,t.Wtm ~! ...t 'ltiU.. t.IO!HIIl!.> ili1T .J--"' 1liEi 1F.UTit! NEW HOMES for salo. Wt have bolotlfullols avolloblt or will buRd on yours. Sao:npla homn olretdy twill lor rour In-. speetlon. Call A. E. H, Lee Contlructlon, Phbhe ·992-3454. 6-29-tfc GoOD ~~~esf;.,ent prpperty'. · Mou• with .boreo ,fv..,lshed ipar.fil)thtd tlasem•nt, · two• •I' I ' I ,. l:~;~~~~o~~~~itr' I 40JSOA a. Proscription 11-.,oL) ,,Rubber food II. Stair po.rb ·:t=t IT,Q ....tuiiJ It, li!Qiploy IO.flwlot& (lllf,) IS. AI that limo , ..... , u.-· . ' II.Palm · k~ ~=~~~ ··~ MOBILE HOMES .· -- llllllnvtatlon .,.01171n .... 23. PooUe detail INc· !loll tnt 5.-Alelre 14. Controver6. HWIUIII\\If IOUIId T.C..pluN I.HeadlonJ' flow 9. Coei<OOI 10. Toni down li.Cordap ' tne 18. Llqul4 .... mu:~ ls.buy21, Avail18. JulloriQ&il ,1 lftOtia ' able (2 · lt. Pnpoaltlon .·,DANNIE'$· . ,. ! . I .... . I quiCJt salt. Photle"992' ). ·. · . r.lf.ffc 1. llbbmarlne n. V..OIAIIIW II. DIVIne '· . t .I 1.~ _,539 ' ' DAILY CROSSWORD be . oJfersOna Wal ; hia queen of hearts lllo:ely ~ be valuable? Indeed . It wis. Waldy closed the 'b.iddlng at seven Clubs. • . . The play was elementary lor, oomeone of Barbara's e.tlibet. She won the IJ>Sde '.l!lid l\lnd rromptly called for d u ni my s king of clubs. TMre· woul~ be no problem a!Jilut the grand slam as long , \Ill aU Cour trumps didn't wartime radio broadcasUng for 'tHERE. WILL bJ a· H~mn 51~ &J1f!W ,up in one hand. If West Nazi Germany, · . •~ fhe Rolli~ Free' WI !J1!14i lbem, the grand slum In 1964 President Lyndoo Baptlif ~hurch situt;~y !0'9.'!fll: l!l)l, be made, Since Jollnson and Sap. H)lbert · 7:30 p. m. Everyo~~ is East · held thertl, <Jlarbliro Hl!lllphrey were seliiCi;d to welcome. ..>· " · wat:abl~ to i>Wk up lh• jack- bud Ute Domocralkt ~. l-~6·3fc ; con· Th f t . e a a est passenger rallroad In the world Ia the Noll'te New Tokaido Line between Tokyo alld Oaaka In Japan. GUN SHOOT, Friday, August Its }{ 1 k 1 28, 7 p.m. Homs and bacons. a r superexpreas Mile Hill Roed. Spon~ored by trains cover the llla).mlle Roclne Fire Department. run, inclusive of two stops, a-2s. 4tc 2 BEDROOM houso on Lincoln COAL · FL!RNAC~ • .1,2-lnch In 3 hours 10 minutes at an Helghlo. Coli 992.5127 . ::.:n.~ ccndlllan. Phone average speed of 101 miles GUN SHOOT, Forked Run, 1·25-tfc an hour, The World Sportsman Club, Sunday, Almanac notes. .Tbe n.ton, Aug. 30 · U.Car t r a 1n hal motors 1-26-ltc THREE ROOM, all electric LIKE' NEW: 16 lnlenqoHonal chOP~>!'· Corn •nd' gran· like new. generating 8,160 ldlowatts. RUMMAGE SALE Thursday, apartment, head. Direct cot. l'bolli 9<19· Available Aug. 25 In ~. .. Friday and Saturday. Pomeroy. Must see to apThereafler every Saturday. preciate. Phone Gallipolis l-25-5tc Dltferent Items every week. for appointment. -J ' 621 L.ocust St., Middleport. 1-25-tfn 1 ~ B-U-3!c · VFW GUN shoot. Bailey Run Today Ia Wednelday, Auj). :16, Rood, Junction of .RI. 114 a~d ll!e 238111 day _. 1170 wl"' 1.., to n1~ ~nday, August '30 at "' "' •• -· follow. · a.~-3!c The lllOill1 Ia between Its last -===...,....~---·--111111 hew""·PAINTING, houses ond•tflca roon , _...-. Clean out baHmonlo, or. The Dl«Dii!!I•W. are Mars ctllan. v,ry reaoonable. 111111 Satum. Phone U9-G2$ or 9i19-!1254. . 1676 LINCOLN HI!., 2-beO>'oom house. bl!th, baHmont, ollie The evenlnc stars are Mereu8·2S.3!c for storage, Herdwood floors, ry, Venus and Jupl~. ICE CREAM Social, st. Paul's built-In cabinets In kitchen, · On thia day In hlatory: Lutheran Church, Panieroy, gas furnaao. Phone 992-JOM. 8·2J.6tc In .1813 ~ volcano at Friday, Aug. 21and Saturday, Krakatao 1n the Netherlands Auaust 29, .6· v,.. m. Take ouf Eut lncllea be ord'ers c.oll 992-2010 after 6 p. FURNISHED. tlrot floor ef· gao erupting. m. Wednesday iw Thursday. liclency apartment. ujlllfles Beforelti1IIJI!deiHhenextday, ··, . . 1-25-Jtp furnished. "'one 992.3174. two-lhlrda ol the island had ----~.....:..-.....; · l-12·tlc n laldldlled ' io ir.u'- anil!lli,oeD HAYMAN'S AUCTION •toustt. Leurel Cliff, now open eech Friday to receive. con. In lJ2II the ltlh amendment . slgnments of 10 a.m .•Auction to lhe Conltltutkin weot Into starllllll at 7 p.m. Let us stll 8-26-Jtp effect, Bftlng II'Qmel! tht rfrlh! your merchandiH. 3 · 22 ·11 ~ TRAllER to .vote. • · In , lttl Mildred Ellzabell! WILL pick up merchandise and , new~~>~e~~;h':h~:'o!:'~':J Gl1Iars, kn~ u "Alia Sally," take lo auction on a PI''· Rt, ~3. ·Phone 992·29•1. was brougbl to !be United : cent age b~&ls. Celt . Jim , 1 7-30-JO!c Sl.lteG to lace cha~ges of Adams, ouctloneer, Rutland. •· espionage and treason lor Phone 7-Q·~ I. 9·2·3. .'tfc. 5Jl.OOtflplew~k~ .' :th, lnqu[~ i~li.iJii Tr-1---'l ,, • .... E, Main, l!olheroy, 0. ROOM unturrlsh<d apartTo us he has not gone away. 3 ment. Phone 99:.t:.J288. Nor has he traveled far. 7-1-tfc Just entered God's etornel home 7 ROOM home, running water, And l_eft the door alar. treegn,lerge lot end gardeo. Sadly missed b~b his parents. Available after September 15. Mr. and Mrs. Reina Lind and $65 monlh, phooe 7.12·3123. his grondperenfl, Mr, EdB-26-3!c ward Hoeflich and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lind. IJ.U.1tc I• s"!P.posed to be a J ' WORLD ALMANAC · But memories live forever. ' r•?;<&'F.' · .Ceranllltl~r~I!Ch!a,. ,: Coli m.62l1.' VACUUM cleiJ.ner, brand new -t_W_A_N_T_to_tha_n_k_e""ve-r-~-Y 1 '1, , , ,1 l-B-ttc 1970 m\)del. o.,om~lote w,l!!'.fl.!l . ' thoTr'"proyers, ca ' • · and -1-CIHnlllll ~·- .~all -~t ..... -.::·c·-: flowers sent whliei':l,~ 'ilas 8 !i>LD uPRIGHT ·plano.; anr :f~::~n:,;~ 1 ~· 'f:'i~': 1~ '·Jl~~illi>~' surgical patient at Ui\lv~rslty condition, as long as have no Phon Hospital, Columbus. Thanks. been wet. Paying SIO each. desired. e 992·2685. Q-The bidding hu been: also, to our employee,._ for First floor only. Monda)'> w111 B-2C).61c Weot North Eut Soutlo their good work while we be pick-up day. Write. giving 3• Dble were gone. Special thanks to good directions, Witten Plano N'ICE yellow ond white tr.. PUI ,. P... ? my wile and daughter for Company, Box 188, Sardis, ripened peaches. Mason You, South, hold: their much appreciated help. Ohio <139~. • Poach Orchard. 1 May God richly bless you all. 8-20-tfc 1-2C).6tc •12 ¥AQ87 tAK108' .AI Oscar Robertson. What do you do now? .W H.P. MERCURY, U foot 8-26-ltp Female Help Wanted A-Pou. You cion~ have a Speedllne wood boat and olam-tnoe hand. troller. Life jacket and water BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY In Memory skis. Good condition. Phone DEALER: Work August to 992-5532. IN MEMORY of PFt. ThomM December, free training. No R. Lind, U. S. Marines. who colle<illlll, no delivery, no l-25-2tp was killed In Vietnam on Aug. cash Investment. Coli coll~t 26, 1961: 6U·377-~791, Charlolte We often lhlnk of bygone Heiskell. South Point, Ohio. FACTS days, 7-17-tfc When we were all together. The family chain Is broken now 'r 1 ,,,,{ ' F~ E..fldi•tt• ~vertl~~~5. f':'~ H~: ~= m. .. 12X60 MOBILE tammlldll'" '· •._ 1967 CHEVROLET Chtvtll• · station wagon, ve. E;~c:ellent condition. C.ll992-7095 otttr 5 p.m. 1-25,31c nice. hour. Part time w9rk. Free who visited me at Holzer fall wardrobe. No lnvesfmenf, · Hospital; for the flowers, getwell cards and telephone calls b Write Box 186, New Haven, W. In my behalf. •-ls:tt~ • REDUCE safe and fast with Gobese tablets and E-Vap water pills. Nelson Drugs. V-8, 440, 4 door sedan, power ~ 5-JO!p steering, automatic, ••tra AMBITIOUS young housewife, Card of Thanks ~- omVAWES '66 Dodge ec..t . - ------ 10 by leadllig through ihem WIN AT BRIDGE twice. She also had to ruff a .11 Notice 5 ce.nts p~r Word one Insertion WA.ITRESS needed must be Min•mum Charge 75c ' 12 cents per w 1rd th.-ee over 21. Have reference. consecutive lns .. rilnM Apply In person . Martin lR cents per word six con Restaurant, Middleport. secutive inse• ·1ons . 8-16-ttc 25 Rer cent Discount on paid ..::.· ·- - - - - - - ads a~~~d6 P~~d :r~~~N ~~days .. ADO TO your family lncori1el & OBITUARY DemonstrL·te toys and gifts. Sl.SO for so word minimum Earn $35 an evening. Work at Eacfl additional word 2c . your own convenience. No . . BLIND ADS experience. No Investment. Add1~1onal 25c Cflarge pel" Call 992-6632. Wi-lte Toy AdverfiOeF~~~t£: HOURS Ladles Party Plan, Johnston, 8 30 a .m . to 5:00pm Dailv. Pa. 15902. 8-25-3!p 8 : 30 a . m . to 12:00 Noon Safurdav oporatol''o license~ ,call tta- M or reject anv ads WILL give plano lessons in my deemed ob[ectional. The publisher will not be rlJSponslble for more than one Incorrect insertion. cere EAST • #i' The Publisher reserves tOe right to 8·26·1t< YIE WISH to express our sin- ' . .@ Vf':· sa lid cab & A-1 mechanl!lally. "t: 1 -- 1111!1~·.....tl late, It's 20 years past seven! You know bow it is. You attempt poring over your newspaper but all you manage Is pouring over the coffee. . ,, ___,' lnswa~ce ·i 1 . . . or • . ly lETTY CANARY Wby is It that we gel up some mornings and It's' not only ' clJtl11100IDi1LG;"-'.:::: -.ttl c :,; Ulllcramblt~fourJumbleo, - letter to _.. +quare, to for• foui ordlnar1 wonl1. :,, ,. ~~ alai (lnf.l 26. '!'roe JT.Sonow SO.Poueoalve -.. P"" u. Saqaof ~:"" ST.Gulm, tor one - at.RoquiN- wdl.j 22.0fl.... ' ' ' _, ~. Small talk '" Now.....,.. tliO drellti lotion ·!~ ~ to,..tM&p;lw-••·• ' · 11112 at.. _.tM...,.calUil.- r"t �' ' ' I a,SSifieds- ore ns, , I '. ·Po···,, ..Mot (o -··I'i AUT~i!ILE clncftltd? · '1n1111r~,,.·blen Lbat . your 1 You watch your children INlf down great bowls of cereal you now know Is not their source of energy and, feeling as aodden as your own bowl of Crackle-Boos, you ponder the wisdom of ever getting up from the table. The cblldren are always at their peak on such mornings. Their voices are so high they shatter crystal, beer mugs and your eardrums. They troop Ially .about the kitchen, crashing Into cupboard doors an hitting you with their elbows. "Shall I tum on the Today show?" someone shrieks. uMfffpf!" you answer. "Just thought you might like to see it in color and you know you NEVER get color unless It's all pink or green." ' "I like It that way," you lie. lt66 GMc . . . ·mu 'lo Ton Pickup. 6 cyl. engine, local one owner truck, green finish, 6'12' body. SHARP! · 1968 DODGE $2195 3/• Ton 0200 Sweptllne Express, V-8 tor. I' Lo(ldfllte automatic transmission, power steering, 8' wide bodv. . r · na 1966 CHEVROLET S2295 2 Ton Cab & Insulated 12' van body, ready to go. 825x20 tires. .Pomeroy Motor Co OPEN EVI!S. 1.00 P.M. PGMEROY, OHIO WANT AD INFORMATION . DEADLINES · 5 P .M. Day a&fore Publication Mondav Deadline 9 a.m. Cancellation & Corrections Will be accepted until 9 a .m. ror Oa_y of Publiution : "The news this morning Is, there's a strike In Kansas City and more smog on the East Coast and the cost of ltvlng wll1 rise this month." I ; '"lbanks," you mutter. ~ "You promised you'd bake ~our Never-Fail Chocolate Cake today-and this time you re going to remember the l:jaklng powder, remember?" " w this is the point where the intelligent woman would ack to bed. She'd mumble something about stabbing in her knees, hand the kids fi.40 and tell them to a pastry shop-preferably one of those famous ones enna. But few women take sucb intelligent actions. Most men believe, truly believe, th11t if they can stay upright drink enough coffee, everything Is going to get better. s is a common misconception and I'm not going to harp o the rightness and wrongness of things. All I'm going to dp Is teil you that on such a day there is no point in ~llevlng iD mercy or justice. I . 'This Is the day the PUJ'PY Is going to chew the arm out oJ your husbands's lavor1te sweater. This is when the bush· !Jkis, whatever THEY are, wear out on the pump. Today, ~ casserole not only runneth over into the clean oven, blit possibly you'D break your glasses. No reason tc look ~ the mirror and sternly tell yourseH tomorrow Is going ~be a better day. Look into the mirror and you'll notice tllere's a horrid red bump forming right In the center of yqur chin. REGULATIONS eC~tt RATES For Want Ad Service I WISH to thank each one who offered special prayer for me at the various churches; those Ma~ God richly bless you. Mrs. Carl Gorby. you. Mrs. Carl Gorby. thanks to all who were so kind at fhe time of tho death ol our brother, Harry Jacobs . Zedtwitz Bids ' With the Moderns diamond, but that was child's play once she bad made the correct play In trumps. emergenc:;y squad, the EWing Funeral Home, and all who sent the beautiful flowers ~Y Otwald & James Jacoby (Hewspoper Entetprise Assn.) .1083 • J954 .JI085 Special thanks to Mr. Hovt Allen, Jr., the Pomeroy and cards. Mr. and Nn. William Jacobs. '* 8-U·ltc , s•Jes , Aulll ·'. . 1965 . FORD Falcon, 6-ey/.~ standard shltt, In aood condillon. ill real b\ly afS50Q, S.. Samuel lbove. SyracuH, 8arnh~rt on Rt. 124,!!"'01S from Racine Planlll!lowll, 1-,U-'t.c , 1960 OLDSMOBILE home. Phone 992-3666. 8-16-tfc tip Wanted local work. become a higher wage earner with the Realist Bra and R. S. Apparel Fashions. Pay up to $10 per ~ridge yo.ung mana game, but Waldemar von Zedtwitz, who Is 74 years young, just wim the World's mixed-pair championship with Barbara Brier of Miami, Fla. Waldy won the Vanderbilt C~ln ". ""'and has won just a ut ...,. every American bridge IItle In sight, but thll Ia hla flrat Worli1'1 championship. Barbar a, one· of the be aI women bridge players, is also a very successful teacher. The blcldlng olloday's hand shows that Waldy, sittlng North, can handle modem science with the best of the modem bidders. His three-heart caU was one of thoae all-purpose cue bids. If Barbara wanted to try three no-trinnp, he had shown her a heart control. If she .wanted lo move toward ilam, be wao ready. He couldn't be sure about her four-club bid. Maybe she . just wanted to get to game, 1v bid live clubs. 10 he mer•._ Then, When she bid five beartl, be revalued his hand. · Obviously, she was show.log the king of hearts and trying for a pand slam. ';could she be domg Ibis with· .,out both the ace and queen of trumps? l\10, unless she b~ A six-card suit. Could she have a couple of small .o.1 • N ~H hd :-J; ebo:nchl~epad: a~. .ROOFING, ~ BY ~IITRACI' 'l,o95 '67 GTO *1.895 Power steering, automatic Roof Painting . · & Repair, Spouting & Cerpenter Work: Contact: .. '66 Volllswagen 2 Door sedan, low mileage. sharp car. *1,095 BlAElTNARS PONTIAC BUICK GMC TRUCKS . 7414945 Rt.l Dexllr, 0. For Sale SPECIALS this week ot Spencer's Mirket, 1 mile north of Eastern High School on Rt, 7: Peac~. ~ lbs. il9c: nice muskmelons, extra large 39c: Lima Beans, 2 lb . .UC: apples, good to 001 or cook, 3 lbs. l9c: larJie mangoes, red or green, 4 for 25c; sweet potatoes, white or red, 2 lbs., 39c. Many other specials. FOOT HouH troller. Good cor\dltlon. Coli Chester 985- 26 For Sale homo, 2- ~1$0, bedroom, fronf kitchen. can lle seen on County Rood 12. 3-YEAR-OLD Phone 992·6968.. '' 6-23-3!p .., •, .~ ... > r - • ) SI;AYJS:· SEPTIC tanks cl~ned: Mlllir ·· ··•·. - ·- ll-12-lfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEATIIED. Reasonable rate.• : P)1one John Russtll, Gal,li!9fl* W. .012 altar 5:30 p.m. ' ""l:'====-:-~-,-+_1-1.....,1.~ HARRISON'S TV AND' . AN· ---,---,------l--26-~c Pomeroy ' ATHER'l'ON ' T.V. '· AND~ · ELECT!IOTIIJC ' Pl)one .,.3Nf, long · .. . '. ) '. /,.3.oll-.~ :::~~· S~arf, qtl!~, ~> ORVIU£ JOHNSON - with optional 3 speed floor shift. 1-~31p C. BRADFORD, fllic:llorieer TENNA SERVICE. ,Phont Complete Strvlce 992-2522. Phone 949-3121 6<.10-lfc. Racine, Ololo Crill Bracflord NEIGLER Constr~dlon:· ' For 5-1-ffc building or ramoct.l!t!g your hcime, call Guy Nelglar, ·R-EACI'Y-Mi'X . CONCRETE Racine, Ohio. ' . 7-31-lfc delivered right t~ your pro/oct Fast and·eaay Free est maies Phone 99i-32U SEWING MACHINES, RIPIIr' G 11 1 ' R d u; Co ' Hrillc:e, oil makes. 992·2a,4. oeg n •• v·,.-. x ., The Fabric Shop, f'omar:oy. Middleport, bhjo. 6-JO.ffc Authorized Singer Sal" iorid' Strvlce. We Sharpen Sci-. WHEer-Horse Sales ond ).29.ijt Service. Boum Lumbar Company, Chesler, Ohl'o, Phone 985-3301. NOTICW OF ' .. ,. 5-20-tfc ' CONTIIAC'I:OIIJ reglstar•d AIR CoNDITIONING, Hfraford bull: Sired' by S. H. Refrlgerotlon Hrvlce. Jad<'s ReaiOlwordCI~I2. Also, 1H9 Rtlrlger•tlon, New Haven, Honda Scrambler 90, with Phone 882-2079. · rebuilt motor. Phone 949·3844 - - - , - - - - - -·_u._Hc· offer 6 p. m. · , l-:l6-3!c ITATa OI' ·OHIO DII'AIIT~INT OF .'-' • , GREEN BEANS, pick Y')ur own. S2 bushel. Also peppers and potatoes. Andrew CrOSSt . .. '1070. Letart Falls, Ohio. 8'21 -'1c BUNDY Clarinet, reasonable. -· WAITRESS wanted, day or. 1970 SEWING madllne used Phone 7<12-5052· 1-26-Jtc night, full or pert time. Coli lust a few times, fully !he Blue Tartan. Phone 992· equipped to zig-tog, make 9941. buttonholes, overc .. f •P· 2 LOTS In Harrisonville, 11100. B-23-6tc pllques and many embroidery Also, Iorge barn on Rt. 143 - -- -- - - - designs. Will sacrlllce lor near Harrisonville, avallobla only $34.>10 cash price or alter Seolamber 15, S.05. Wanted To Buy tern>o to be arranged. Phone Phone 7d-3123. OLD FURNITURE, dishes. 992-2685. 8-U-3tc trunks, etc. Write M. D. I-2C).6tc Va. rir call after 5 p.m., Phone S82-2070. Miller Rt ,. Pomeroy, 0. For Rent IJ.If·12l~ .. THE BORN LOSER OLOeitll(jijSE on cholc:e latin 'Syrac~H. Prl~ lor quick aale. Coli 992-5324. 7-26-lfc ... ~I sAID, t NJ.A Mi»ISlell,t.Wtm ~! ...t 'ltiU.. t.IO!HIIl!.> ili1T .J--"' 1liEi 1F.UTit! NEW HOMES for salo. Wt have bolotlfullols avolloblt or will buRd on yours. Sao:npla homn olretdy twill lor rour In-. speetlon. Call A. E. H, Lee Contlructlon, Phbhe ·992-3454. 6-29-tfc GoOD ~~~esf;.,ent prpperty'. · Mou• with .boreo ,fv..,lshed ipar.fil)thtd tlasem•nt, · two• •I' I ' I ,. l:~;~~~~o~~~~itr' I 40JSOA a. Proscription 11-.,oL) ,,Rubber food II. Stair po.rb ·:t=t IT,Q ....tuiiJ It, li!Qiploy IO.flwlot& (lllf,) IS. AI that limo , ..... , u.-· . ' II.Palm · k~ ~=~~~ ··~ MOBILE HOMES .· -- llllllnvtatlon .,.01171n .... 23. PooUe detail INc· !loll tnt 5.-Alelre 14. Controver6. HWIUIII\\If IOUIId T.C..pluN I.HeadlonJ' flow 9. Coei<OOI 10. Toni down li.Cordap ' tne 18. Llqul4 .... mu:~ ls.buy21, Avail18. JulloriQ&il ,1 lftOtia ' able (2 · lt. Pnpoaltlon .·,DANNIE'$· . ,. ! . I .... . I quiCJt salt. Photle"992' ). ·. · . r.lf.ffc 1. llbbmarlne n. V..OIAIIIW II. DIVIne '· . t .I 1.~ _,539 ' ' DAILY CROSSWORD be . oJfersOna Wal ; hia queen of hearts lllo:ely ~ be valuable? Indeed . It wis. Waldy closed the 'b.iddlng at seven Clubs. • . . The play was elementary lor, oomeone of Barbara's e.tlibet. She won the IJ>Sde '.l!lid l\lnd rromptly called for d u ni my s king of clubs. TMre· woul~ be no problem a!Jilut the grand slam as long , \Ill aU Cour trumps didn't wartime radio broadcasUng for 'tHERE. WILL bJ a· H~mn 51~ &J1f!W ,up in one hand. If West Nazi Germany, · . •~ fhe Rolli~ Free' WI !J1!14i lbem, the grand slum In 1964 President Lyndoo Baptlif ~hurch situt;~y !0'9.'!fll: l!l)l, be made, Since Jollnson and Sap. H)lbert · 7:30 p. m. Everyo~~ is East · held thertl, <Jlarbliro Hl!lllphrey were seliiCi;d to welcome. ..>· " · wat:abl~ to i>Wk up lh• jack- bud Ute Domocralkt ~. l-~6·3fc ; con· Th f t . e a a est passenger rallroad In the world Ia the Noll'te New Tokaido Line between Tokyo alld Oaaka In Japan. GUN SHOOT, Friday, August Its }{ 1 k 1 28, 7 p.m. Homs and bacons. a r superexpreas Mile Hill Roed. Spon~ored by trains cover the llla).mlle Roclne Fire Department. run, inclusive of two stops, a-2s. 4tc 2 BEDROOM houso on Lincoln COAL · FL!RNAC~ • .1,2-lnch In 3 hours 10 minutes at an Helghlo. Coli 992.5127 . ::.:n.~ ccndlllan. Phone average speed of 101 miles GUN SHOOT, Forked Run, 1·25-tfc an hour, The World Sportsman Club, Sunday, Almanac notes. .Tbe n.ton, Aug. 30 · U.Car t r a 1n hal motors 1-26-ltc THREE ROOM, all electric LIKE' NEW: 16 lnlenqoHonal chOP~>!'· Corn •nd' gran· like new. generating 8,160 ldlowatts. RUMMAGE SALE Thursday, apartment, head. Direct cot. l'bolli 9<19· Available Aug. 25 In ~. .. Friday and Saturday. Pomeroy. Must see to apThereafler every Saturday. preciate. Phone Gallipolis l-25-5tc Dltferent Items every week. for appointment. -J ' 621 L.ocust St., Middleport. 1-25-tfn 1 ~ B-U-3!c · VFW GUN shoot. Bailey Run Today Ia Wednelday, Auj). :16, Rood, Junction of .RI. 114 a~d ll!e 238111 day _. 1170 wl"' 1.., to n1~ ~nday, August '30 at "' "' •• -· follow. · a.~-3!c The lllOill1 Ia between Its last -===...,....~---·--111111 hew""·PAINTING, houses ond•tflca roon , _...-. Clean out baHmonlo, or. The Dl«Dii!!I•W. are Mars ctllan. v,ry reaoonable. 111111 Satum. Phone U9-G2$ or 9i19-!1254. . 1676 LINCOLN HI!., 2-beO>'oom house. bl!th, baHmont, ollie The evenlnc stars are Mereu8·2S.3!c for storage, Herdwood floors, ry, Venus and Jupl~. ICE CREAM Social, st. Paul's built-In cabinets In kitchen, · On thia day In hlatory: Lutheran Church, Panieroy, gas furnaao. Phone 992-JOM. 8·2J.6tc In .1813 ~ volcano at Friday, Aug. 21and Saturday, Krakatao 1n the Netherlands Auaust 29, .6· v,.. m. Take ouf Eut lncllea be ord'ers c.oll 992-2010 after 6 p. FURNISHED. tlrot floor ef· gao erupting. m. Wednesday iw Thursday. liclency apartment. ujlllfles Beforelti1IIJI!deiHhenextday, ··, . . 1-25-Jtp furnished. "'one 992.3174. two-lhlrda ol the island had ----~.....:..-.....; · l-12·tlc n laldldlled ' io ir.u'- anil!lli,oeD HAYMAN'S AUCTION •toustt. Leurel Cliff, now open eech Friday to receive. con. In lJ2II the ltlh amendment . slgnments of 10 a.m .•Auction to lhe Conltltutkin weot Into starllllll at 7 p.m. Let us stll 8-26-Jtp effect, Bftlng II'Qmel! tht rfrlh! your merchandiH. 3 · 22 ·11 ~ TRAllER to .vote. • · In , lttl Mildred Ellzabell! WILL pick up merchandise and , new~~>~e~~;h':h~:'o!:'~':J Gl1Iars, kn~ u "Alia Sally," take lo auction on a PI''· Rt, ~3. ·Phone 992·29•1. was brougbl to !be United : cent age b~&ls. Celt . Jim , 1 7-30-JO!c Sl.lteG to lace cha~ges of Adams, ouctloneer, Rutland. •· espionage and treason lor Phone 7-Q·~ I. 9·2·3. .'tfc. 5Jl.OOtflplew~k~ .' :th, lnqu[~ i~li.iJii Tr-1---'l ,, • .... E, Main, l!olheroy, 0. ROOM unturrlsh<d apartTo us he has not gone away. 3 ment. Phone 99:.t:.J288. Nor has he traveled far. 7-1-tfc Just entered God's etornel home 7 ROOM home, running water, And l_eft the door alar. treegn,lerge lot end gardeo. Sadly missed b~b his parents. Available after September 15. Mr. and Mrs. Reina Lind and $65 monlh, phooe 7.12·3123. his grondperenfl, Mr, EdB-26-3!c ward Hoeflich and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lind. IJ.U.1tc I• s"!P.posed to be a J ' WORLD ALMANAC · But memories live forever. ' r•?;<&'F.' · .Ceranllltl~r~I!Ch!a,. ,: Coli m.62l1.' VACUUM cleiJ.ner, brand new -t_W_A_N_T_to_tha_n_k_e""ve-r-~-Y 1 '1, , , ,1 l-B-ttc 1970 m\)del. o.,om~lote w,l!!'.fl.!l . ' thoTr'"proyers, ca ' • · and -1-CIHnlllll ~·- .~all -~t ..... -.::·c·-: flowers sent whliei':l,~ 'ilas 8 !i>LD uPRIGHT ·plano.; anr :f~::~n:,;~ 1 ~· 'f:'i~': 1~ '·Jl~~illi>~' surgical patient at Ui\lv~rslty condition, as long as have no Phon Hospital, Columbus. Thanks. been wet. Paying SIO each. desired. e 992·2685. Q-The bidding hu been: also, to our employee,._ for First floor only. Monda)'> w111 B-2C).61c Weot North Eut Soutlo their good work while we be pick-up day. Write. giving 3• Dble were gone. Special thanks to good directions, Witten Plano N'ICE yellow ond white tr.. PUI ,. P... ? my wile and daughter for Company, Box 188, Sardis, ripened peaches. Mason You, South, hold: their much appreciated help. Ohio <139~. • Poach Orchard. 1 May God richly bless you all. 8-20-tfc 1-2C).6tc •12 ¥AQ87 tAK108' .AI Oscar Robertson. What do you do now? .W H.P. MERCURY, U foot 8-26-ltp Female Help Wanted A-Pou. You cion~ have a Speedllne wood boat and olam-tnoe hand. troller. Life jacket and water BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY In Memory skis. Good condition. Phone DEALER: Work August to 992-5532. IN MEMORY of PFt. ThomM December, free training. No R. Lind, U. S. Marines. who colle<illlll, no delivery, no l-25-2tp was killed In Vietnam on Aug. cash Investment. Coli coll~t 26, 1961: 6U·377-~791, Charlolte We often lhlnk of bygone Heiskell. South Point, Ohio. FACTS days, 7-17-tfc When we were all together. The family chain Is broken now 'r 1 ,,,,{ ' F~ E..fldi•tt• ~vertl~~~5. f':'~ H~: ~= m. .. 12X60 MOBILE tammlldll'" '· •._ 1967 CHEVROLET Chtvtll• · station wagon, ve. E;~c:ellent condition. C.ll992-7095 otttr 5 p.m. 1-25,31c nice. hour. Part time w9rk. Free who visited me at Holzer fall wardrobe. No lnvesfmenf, · Hospital; for the flowers, getwell cards and telephone calls b Write Box 186, New Haven, W. In my behalf. •-ls:tt~ • REDUCE safe and fast with Gobese tablets and E-Vap water pills. Nelson Drugs. V-8, 440, 4 door sedan, power ~ 5-JO!p steering, automatic, ••tra AMBITIOUS young housewife, Card of Thanks ~- omVAWES '66 Dodge ec..t . - ------ 10 by leadllig through ihem WIN AT BRIDGE twice. She also had to ruff a .11 Notice 5 ce.nts p~r Word one Insertion WA.ITRESS needed must be Min•mum Charge 75c ' 12 cents per w 1rd th.-ee over 21. Have reference. consecutive lns .. rilnM Apply In person . Martin lR cents per word six con Restaurant, Middleport. secutive inse• ·1ons . 8-16-ttc 25 Rer cent Discount on paid ..::.· ·- - - - - - - ads a~~~d6 P~~d :r~~~N ~~days .. ADO TO your family lncori1el & OBITUARY DemonstrL·te toys and gifts. Sl.SO for so word minimum Earn $35 an evening. Work at Eacfl additional word 2c . your own convenience. No . . BLIND ADS experience. No Investment. Add1~1onal 25c Cflarge pel" Call 992-6632. Wi-lte Toy AdverfiOeF~~~t£: HOURS Ladles Party Plan, Johnston, 8 30 a .m . to 5:00pm Dailv. Pa. 15902. 8-25-3!p 8 : 30 a . m . to 12:00 Noon Safurdav oporatol''o license~ ,call tta- M or reject anv ads WILL give plano lessons in my deemed ob[ectional. The publisher will not be rlJSponslble for more than one Incorrect insertion. cere EAST • #i' The Publisher reserves tOe right to 8·26·1t< YIE WISH to express our sin- ' . .@ Vf':· sa lid cab & A-1 mechanl!lally. "t: 1 -- 1111!1~·.....tl late, It's 20 years past seven! You know bow it is. You attempt poring over your newspaper but all you manage Is pouring over the coffee. . ,, ___,' lnswa~ce ·i 1 . . . or • . ly lETTY CANARY Wby is It that we gel up some mornings and It's' not only ' clJtl11100IDi1LG;"-'.:::: -.ttl c :,; Ulllcramblt~fourJumbleo, - letter to _.. +quare, to for• foui ordlnar1 wonl1. :,, ,. ~~ alai (lnf.l 26. '!'roe JT.Sonow SO.Poueoalve -.. P"" u. Saqaof ~:"" ST.Gulm, tor one - at.RoquiN- wdl.j 22.0fl.... ' ' ' _, ~. Small talk '" Now.....,.. tliO drellti lotion ·!~ ~ to,..tM&p;lw-••·• ' · 11112 at.. _.tM...,.calUil.- r"t �+' .k ... ;_~ .' " 1 ....tr. ·. ::::. ,, ' I ' 0 .r~,.... ':''• . . ... I. ' t' - ;7-___:_,;.:.:;....::l---_.__,~~P:..:O;:M::;;~:;:.:OY:::·M::.:ID::DLEP:::; · ·:.:O~RT~,::::!~~..:.....-7-:-:~~~~~b~¢f~~~~~2~721!!97:!!,0_. _ ___::..____;~, ···~. ~,~. ~ • • • TEN CENTS . ~ • '!' ' parked lil lbe ·ne~~o 'llae llbiP#nl ,... ed)r , JEGi~~- «>.:@!!S.IWIUH!l'<IH' . ;t, :' GALlJA COUNTY'S VOCATI<JfALI:DUCATJOlf 81 B U BOARDMembers of Gallia County's first Vocallona;-EWc&Uon Sc:hool Board...., pictured here prior to lui night's ~ meetlntl held in the ..;lDlty ....alutetideut of ldlooll' alllclla the eaarlboale. Left to right are Mllrllil Kerns, 'Pice president; faul Kuhn (1 I!Ufll), Carence ThompiOD, acting Jqlerintendenl; Granv!De P. Burnette, president; MerrW Bullce, C. A. Evlnsandillrold Wiaeman.1beboardoqanlzedon July 15. • eszege !rage would win a fairer shake for the fair au. Parades, speeches and Siron· ger action were planned fGr moat of the nation's larger cities u the moyement known as "Women's Ub" preBBed demanlis for equality in educalion and emploYJJU!D~ free trying to gel a handle on II. What Ls it they want dooe differently?" Ill lndianapolil;, !Rd., women planned a ·~ter in the street" producUon which mlghl give the mayor an answer. II wu tided, "Male Ego." An Some Nayaayen slrlcted free 1borUons. Ill Howiton, a ladles group called the "Bow-Wows," called Taolght & Tllursday and bound male broadcasters August 26·27 Tuesday and "threatened to NOT OPEN tear up their music sheeto." Frldoy & Solurdly They won lime on KPRC Radio August21-2f from 8 a.m. to a p.m. today. THE BALLOD OF Milder taclics were planned CABLE IIOGUE in New York City, where CTedlniatlorl women aaid they receiYed Stella Stevens assurance from pollee IIley Ji"'" Robards could march down Fifth Avenue O.vld Warner at 5:30 p.m. with only one lane Colorcartoons: Big Bid llobc.lt left open for traffic. Loops & Swoops Selecta FlrlllleYOD W0111e11 ~:;:;:;:;::==. The Secret Service announced p 1'ue8cla)l II had aeiected the first eeven women ID aerve on lhe Wllite llouae pollee ,Ioree, M~ SO N Ulllalnins. ''There are places where only women ean go." Tonight, Tllu. & Fri. President Nizon pilei trlhule August26-27·H lo the 110111 anniveraary of Doulllt Ftel!lni !'retN!ft IUffr• • ~ ''lilt IJrlvt SCI!ciAM and ewl;lpout! WOJJ¥DI, ~· I!!OIIICRI!.tM lng tfillr cauae WU 1uet, AGAIN drawing slre••lb and lnsplra· {(Oior) ... Vincent Price lion from one another through Christopher Lee generaUons, (WHO) foughtloog Ptler Cushing and bard for WOIDID suffrage." -Piu,._ Arnone the official• 1ees "THE MINI.SKIRT enthusluUc aboul the day was MOB" San FrandiCO Mayor Joaepb !Color) Alioto, who aaid, "I doo't 1..~-D-Ion;.;,;.e;,;.MI;;,;Ba;;;;;;_ln;......l llllderatand lbia atruggle, I'm Belly Friedan aald the strlke should include any woman "who has over fell she is not quite a flnklus citizen becauae she Ls female," then were some lady nsyaayers. A Montana aecretary describedtheacliviatsas"dln&"'· Unp," and a girl from Helena, By United PreBB lnleraaUolllli The male chaUYinlst camp wes under siege today. The Women's Uberatton movement hoped its ont><lay alrlke nstionwide demonalra· : lions by its devotees on the 50th anniverwy of women's suf. .MEIGs lHEATRE chUd-eare centen and unre- DRIVE· IN Though strlke coordinator LaU8Che If' JFJ!ill ' Two Standards Mont., eaked, "Who wants equality? I don 1 want to lie drafted." A St. Loull, Mo., bulin._.woman, Jean Cordea, moved to turn strike day into "Be Nice to a Man Day," because she feared a "male backlash lhati.s certain to result from their acUvlst tirades." There was no sign of such male relrlbuUon at the Oregon Wage and Hours Commission, which moved · to ellminale female rest period requiremenlo and the fO.IIOII' work limit for the girls. Defense (ConUnued from page I) 2:30a.m. (3:30p.m. EDT). Prek Tameak ls nine miles northeaat of Plmom Penh in an CINCINNATI (UP!) _ Frank area of flooded rice paddles and Lausehe, DemocraUc former swamps. 11 Ls a key polrJt in governor of Ohio and u. s. Plmom Penh's oula' defensive Senator, will be CO<:balnnan of nelw<lr~ the Ohio Cilizena for Bob Taft. Mllitll'l'Y spokesmen said 400 t.uache, defeated in lhe · 11118 Communist lroope were killed had oflen CNald ~lit on votes. He Will be w U· S. Rep. Robert Taft Jr., a · Republican, against John J. G"" ..ft, who heal him 1n lbat -· 1961 primary. Gilligan lata' 1oet in the generalelecUon ·toSen. WIDiam N. Su:be. Lausehe was sovemor IM$-47 and IMI-11157. He was a Jlenalor IQM.IMI. Qimmon ~ · Court by Mary Ann lllllldlesfpn; Racine, against Oeotgo; (lh!n Hart, Pomeril)', fGr alleged clamagea and inJurlel in .an aulpllloblle accldeilt on Oct'.' 2f, 1961 on SR 124 in Melga County. lAST CIIANC£ Michael Hargraves, pool director' 8I!IIOUIIC8d today Uie lui aealon Ill evenin& llwim· mini of the aummer will be tonlght frlllll 7:30 p.m .. to 1:30 , . WASIIINGTON(UPI) - Rep. p.m. Paul Rogers, !).Fla., 1'ue8cia)l said the lrila'ior Department has established a "ridlcuiOUI" double standard of pollutldn Mulberry Ave. in Pomi'I'O!' will ' conlr<>l by allowing some firms be back in red.gelin operation to conUnue discharslng mer- Friday, Pomeroy Police alief CIU'Y into wala'ways. Jed Webeler said loday• Rogers said that u a ranking member of the House Com- ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,.......... merce Subc1J111mlttee on Health be has urged lriterlor Secretary Walla' J. Hickel to ban all trace of mercury disr"•rge outright. instead, Rogers ~. Hickel has uked the Justice Depti"lment to file suit ID enjoin 10 firms to halt all me~ury ' dlacharges but has announced other firms niay ,be given lime to reduce their dllcliarses ID levels not considered barmful. "In essence. n Rogers said in a statement, "aectetary Hickel Ls establishing a dollble elan· dard for polluters; He Ia aaylng IIOIIie compan1ea can pollute • • and then ub JusUce to LEAN .ACIC AND INJ TMI VItO prosecute others. This is ridiculous ·" RUA.XINt.•tOMfO~J 9~ /EHI$1 ' . ~' ' ... ~_'J:< SomeW\1 44\Wil •"""""Y. 300~WI¥ Cominunlll bodlel wire found around the perlmela' of poaiUOIIll of three bodlan Cam infantry battalions that defended· the shattered ..cn.,;0 '"""' ' Another 100 North Vietna· llll!le and Viet Cong were ldllld by air strlles. Gwern· mont cuuaiUes in 'l'uesdir'• fi8lliiiJe were placed at three killed and 17 wounded. The Communist lrOOP,II used boata fGr jhe lint llme in the &rei! In making lhi!lr retreat Ulrough hea'l' bombln& around ~~~ Tamoak TueedaJ, lhi! spoleaman said. 1be ot bolita vu considered lignifl· eant llince the attacbrs would need them lo CI'CJIII the llood· awollen Mekong RlYer if they intend ID Ullull Plm«n Penh WBI the (German . ' MIIG8111GR 8lli)()L MaJartU- nrllllf for the Sept. tJ, Satardl7 nJab1 openiiJc football lame, haYing worbd dUigeDtly m niW rvutinea under the dlreeUon of Mill Glarla Back. Front row, are Jennifer Goble, head majorette; IIICOnd row, I to r, N~ 'l'llcmipeon Bernadelt,e Henneaay; third row, MUlA Rizer, Sherry King; f1JUf1b row, Jlil Harria, ~ . Price; fifth row, lAta Floyd, DarlaandMarlaNatlzllng,flag bearers, and Brenda 'fllylor. \Yithdrawal Plan Stands , '.. ·Y think be's very, very wrons and dangerllllllywronsandllincehe Is, he, in my opinion, Is in a poa!Uon where be must be stands dilapoeecl with iDd oo very Part Chung-Hee gave Agnew his consent to a U.S. plan ID withdraw 20,11()1) of the 84,000 American soldiers in Korea. 11n11 t;nnl." ~ . ~·· ._ , Mt ' 1-~"- 1 r.-ti-=:~7 ~.;...._-' " - - - - - ..... i 1::"-!.oict w...... II. VI Thanh, 100 miles southwest of Saigon. The South Vielna· mese suffered seven wounded. The U.S. Command said . a unit of the lith Armored Cavalry R41gtment 1011 three kWed and two wounded in a clash 24 miles north of Saigon. Coqununllt losses were not det;rmlned. · One of The Touchables r -~~~~~-118!!"1 Soft is the word for fall. Soft leather mocs with high kicking heels. It's the newest groove with pants and sportswear. powerhouae. c. Howard J«JJu>. . sonProaecutor inYesllgated the slayinp. Dep11l-tr:nent .on ·the 3ril FJilor Well ' . ki'IQwn ~pa,~dabl. . makes of 'furnltur.il for every. roo.m In your Bed!:oom • Kitchen' , • ., , Play Room. Depenj!,ble . qua!lty. sensible prices: and· sensible cre~tlt Prompt delivery. : :, ~ Be thrifty! Save all •of your sale~llp•.:. ,, W~~atever~you 'bOY In the, , store,' They ereviluatilii · • -:.:;+'I ' · •': ~ ' •Blue Chapman, · · · ·. · . Quilty Shoe Store · .. ~~ar,ti ...el. I I · hdme. Living Room • to you. • Brilr Rout ,:f~mero.Y~ Ohio Peni~Uary illmalel! will be preaen~ at lbi! fall term of the Franklin County 81'81111 Jury J~pb Adami, ~1, Younss1o;m wu otabhed ID death July '29 in the prison dining hell and two daYJ law, Gene Henry Welch, 34, .Jacklotl, wu ' found fatally beaten in the til r e · . ~ Ron&. and Cambodia!~ military spokeanwi, •ld.. "" North Vietnameae VIet eons hive been &U1ed 1ft !'Nil Tameak in three attempll by Communist troope to mrrun govermnent polillons. ooo•.o.oo "'o?~~.O~o~o'<;~o;.v.oYo;s:;:;:, · ~.o:O;>;:;·,··;•;•;•;•~!;•"•;>'o' •'•'•'•'•'o'o:V" •"',O:• ' o'•' •;< 'o'- ' 'A'-'-" • O'"t oV f'o·.-N<'t'O . Y.«.-.•. .• '·'·' ·' ....... _..,•,•,-.-...•;o,•o",&._o:..o"O'.o:o7.o;o:O:o:.oY.ifM,_.o •• ' •• • •• •• 'l"i' •• ' •' o ••• ~~ "~,.) , i, .· .Jn. •. ·n·· ne • .-~.s 1 ;'o!"l:i ~ O ' By Ulllled Preu Jalei'IIIIIIGIIII 8epaUeaa Robert Taft lr. pd lleaaocnJI Jlowanllilll~t'iii ..... _IIIIDMIII,0...,ltlf!IM fop the U, S. Belate, Ul'e qreed to 1 ...... ef delletea. Batb llloll eredll fir beblll d.e t Qnp1. Tllfl liMed Melleelwall.Jll)tlle)J 'll'eoln d11J Ia meet for tel tlud dehetei to lie ·!lind Ia avta•U. AliNa, Yo.....,., Colvmw, ud ~lAw Me11eD11aam Mill lie "ntremely pl•sell" to lelnl ci!e Clllefllld e...,.r ••n W II!! pied Ilia :W 11 to dellatel ''Ewr lllee I alored lite race fer tlellllar, J ilmJ iidvo:alld li I In ua W11J to lot tile velen *dole,... tMy wnt fftl' U.S. Beaataro" ............ 11111. Taft replied lbllllle aenlud 1-•• rm• dlda, blw u, 1m pluiW lien allle wor1ta all aloq for Taft'• plu wu fer five debaiN 'llltll a. flnl f - to ctYe .' e.dl.......,lletlledllrlleeta.....,.•lll•recardladlllatelllf!IOIIIha •tile.,_, ''l'lle ~:-;, nine w~. Amerlean 852 bomberl car· .;.; flul dellalie J1i1aa1!1 llil'ft to IIIJ qnnrt'e= lba& mar ilave arlle!a dufiC llle rted out two mlaaions today ~~ palp," Taflllll!l. Be I1IIPifled !My lie beld llept. D Ia Y-awton. lepl. !I Ia Taledo, Od. ~ near O'R41Uly and arttllery bue ?,; llaCol•llu,Od.llallleODdluaiHIIIJIOureandOet.•lnCiewla!l. ~ Barnett neuby and two raids .;: :;;; .: &:->.::!!· . o.;._,:-:.•...•.;.-...:o: ·~«;•'·'·'·•;>;<;o.XO: ...•,•.•;1,;...» '..•Xo:•:o;·:·:·;·,· :.«-;·~·:·»;-~),' - •· · •· • • 0<0. ~· .•.•.•-•- Xo;o _._. ,o;>;.,.:o~o:O:;:-.:v:oc•~' 1$ miles eul of the LaoUan r-,, .. ~::::::::::O.!!:!::$~~~~:::;::;:;: .:;:•; :•:z? bonier In the A Sbau Valley. Military SoufCOIJ said the Chinook was hit by a rockeel grenade 100 yard& from the· bue, manned by 11\e Army's !96th u,btlllfantry Brigade in mounta1n0111 e111111t:rylide. Two of the · were killed ori· flvt were ~ talent routine. r:-:;;:.-=-::...: T h e , F u r n 1' ~j. Am ~ appear In 8VfPinl llown· lll!CI preaenla thtee wll!. ' CambodianC81DJIIIIn today iDd said heayY cuuaiU. inflicted on North Vietnamese and VIet Cons at Prell Tameak, nine miles norti!Wt 'Gf 1'11110111 Penh, were the reason. I Taft-Met%enbaum Debate Certain wrlllnJP. l'!tlllero.X. AD eon- -.----illi. ' Vietnam War· 1be U.S. Conunand allo repcrted 52 Americans ldlled in the war Jut week, the fewest in IIIGI'e than three and a haH years, and 1511 wounded. The CH4'7 Chinook helicopla' wu hit by a Communist rocket · srenade u it approached ll'llllery bue Judy, 31 mUes ICIIIIhwest of Tam Ky and 310 miles north-norlheast of Saigon. Ground acUon acrOBB Vlet111111 was mosUy light an<! :i; I!Catla'ed 'but the South Vlelna· me., command said governlllellt lroopl killed 42 North ~ · VIetnamese and Viet Cong in a ':·· dash Wednesday two miles IIGIIIheasl of combat bue O'ltetlly, 12 miles eut of the i. LaoU.O border. Military aqur. ?< ·ces aald three South Vielna· ·.f.;j mose lroopl were killed and r ~~==and Field reporta from Saigon aald South Vielllameae infantry· men killed $1 North Vietnamese EVIDENCE 18 GATHERED and VietCong in heaY]'flghUng COLUMBUS (UPI) deep In the Mekons Delta near Evidence in the li:llllill of two IT'S CHAPMAN'S. •• " MeiU County illelf. ••• For Back To Schoolf '. A~~=~tror ~0,18!.80 hu beeililled ill . li'!nilh'ln'a&lirot~; n~~~~~ ' What's The Excitement Shoes 1be government force lllf. fered "llgjlt" cuualtiu and dealroyed '100 6lbun mort1r rounds and !50 840 rocteta, the ..,.,....men said. South VietnaiiU!se troopa operating in Cambodia ldlled iT Cmumlllist soldiers Wedneiday in a region northeut of Takeo Ill Infantry Dlvllion troope and 35 miles BOUIInrelt of killed 42 Viet Cons and North Phnom Penh Saigon spoteaVilllnamele in fighting in IIU!D said. ' Quang Tri Pnmnce, whlch Communiques from Plmom adjollla the Demilitarized Zone. Penh reported no acUon In IIJe To Mr. Hickel Support Taft Rah/ Rahl Rah.l .· By BERT W· OKULEY hell~la' gunllblp wu Jbot SAIGON (UPI)-A 8lant bell- down 12 mileuoulheut of Clll .c:apla' lc-.ded with lroope was Tho, fl miles soutlnreat of :.tt.~Uire u it neared a Saigoo in the Melons Delli. It .. t. ; llld!Joal Wednelday. wu hit by rocket llfell&de ~· ~o Gil were kUied and 30 Fighting acr0111 IIOUlh VietDllleiD& In the crash, apparent- nam wu .Usht Wednelday but · IJ the wont hellcopw incident governmentmllltaryiiPOk~~~~~~e~~ iiiY«!!vlnl Americans in the said today South Vletnameae Da,_, ~ -= tile--· i * ,<;";,>, -"• • • • • Suez Line Tempers Up from the ~ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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