http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/977d3db6cb321d179bb3fe2d0c5a8e2d.pdf d5ff262d15361181bc37d73c955c7a69 PDF Text Text .· 'I . "' ' •, ~if~ ' . . .f • ·--~-f'otnen~J-Mrddleport. 0 ., Aug. s, 1863 Brida~Given At Home oi About · M,rs. Ellner Wehrung Friday Eve A color ICheme of pink nd Walter Morris Mra..-f will a I ' ' . te was ftft'led '*II In the Smith, Mrs. James Ev11111, dilcoratlanll 1 n d M'ddl Evans, Mrs. G r a n t, Thelma Boyer, Mn. Boyer • Mrs. L. D. Diles, Mrs. Charles Wise, Mrs. Max Roller and the ho~lesses. Sendmg g<lts were Mrs. ~ S<e Bauers, Mrs. Kate McKn>ney, Mrs. W. f. Boyer. Mn. Margaret Boyer and Mrs. Edgar Abbott. epo _, LeonMan Is 'Walk-In·Garuen ' "' 111 lhf11fcDa!le-ea,r, w•' l$arged with lntoxlealloll. He eel Af . ::;.~. U:!t!~ ~ Charg ter :~?;~;::.! :rl~~~:; M\'f- Mlna Hart enlel'lalnt!d I 4l ~- *'r k to tile trailer and the '59 '""* ihe Will< In Ganl Club. at ~r " ec el car of the McDade's was 10- . Mainly About Club Meeting Held August l People.ln Mr. and Mn. Rlclwd CarnpPomeroy . entertained wtlb a party Mr. ond Mra. Will~ Sheri- Saturday aflernooll honorlnS Norman Owebl and IIGII, Gary • 00 the en dan and daughter Mana, hive their granddaughter Terri Lynn of Pleo Rivera C1aif vblled her home ' PT. PLEASANT - Dorsel E. 1111 Road ~ 1. returned from a '91catlon trip her sevenih bir!bday. ~tunlay With 'Mri. ·• Maline McDnde, 31, Leoo Route 2 was 00 to Virginia Beach where they Games were played and priz. Arnold and daughter, SUsanna Alter the business ~~e~~~~loo for driVIng while Inspent the past week. Enroute es awarded to Peggy O'Brien, and other lirendo In the area. social hour was enjoyed and fotlowJna. a two ve~lchome they visited in Columbus Diane McAngus, Ingrid Haw· 'Miss Su88111Ul Arnold and Mlas oontest by Anna Hart was accident Friday night •11:!0 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ley and Steve Hartenbach. Jackie Jones spent Thursday In by MJna Hart. A nwnber on RoUte 35. Olan Genheimer and family. cake, ice cream and Gallipolis and attended t be beautiful floral '1111! mishap occurred when Mr. Sheridan is oo vacat10n kool were served and favors Gallia County youth fair. They were enjoyed. McDsde vehicle sideswiped from his employment at Kais- 1were blow·outs. were dinner guests of Miss were made by Anus llllrt, tractor·lrailer driven by )llarl er I 'A ld' In Mr RaJ h .. Willard and Clara Paulsen 31 Charleston owned I ~ta~ Cecd 11 a bridal shower http Friday .-venin& at the bOrne of Mrs. Eb!ler Webrung In .honor. of Mlas Betty Garlesky, brld.,. elect df Larry Wehrung. ~oatesses Wlll'e . Mrs. Gall Miller, Mrs. _t;lj'dner We~g and Mrs. I!Oraet· Abfl,ott w•th Linda and Kattiy Wehrung as- rt . Granddaughter Is Hof!Oied On Het B,rthday I tal. . . I 1. NOW YOU DOW "'Medal .. dew .. ~~· 'Wm ...._,lloo lletlwod IIJ the Ualled Slliet l""etD • for .-.icwelit ,.... Ill ..u... ., • ' ,e ••• at. Y , The accident was lnvesjlpt. ed by the S~~erlff's departmeat and ~le Police. TO MEET TUESDAY • Rock Springs Grange .fill meet- Tuesday at 8 p. m. 11>... wu~~~~~·~~~~~R~.'~c;a;nte;rbur~~y~,·~J;r·;·~St~.~~~te~a~d~oft~Th~ursdi!"~Y~*fnd~~hf:IDur~ silting wedding will be an ev- ;,_ Present were thFoslme P A salad course fl-e h with ts the serving of re- The rA t 17th •m•. E'··-beth """ Slavin of East ahove and Vanessa o ernamped at- ,Berno nne tt'andcoudsau'•hterss. "'' · 10 win g •. men · . ent 0 ugus · Rainelle, W. Va .. is spending 1 Collins Jeannette Phillips, Mrs. Velml\ Douglas and by the hostess to the · g e mee ' Pinlt and while streamers • , the summer with her son and Y mela joffre and Ricky daughter, Jane, left Saturday for and two guests present. McDade, a passeng- wtll be vacated for .the lair. at ~~~PY ~~rh the r.,. Dmner daughter • in • law, Mr. and ~!nes ~ honored guest a week's visit with relaUves In nell! meeting will be held nlh • wh't iC lwtahs COndV· Mrs. Jack Slavin In Middleport. who received a number of nice Ivydale and Clay, w. Va. '5th at the borne of Belva WUJ.[I ered wl a w 1 e c 0 8 . S 0n Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ohlingard. State dues are to be paldlJI centered With a large white er and his mother, Mrs. ObMr. and Mrs. Edgar Altmay· at Ulis time. cake decoraled wilh piolt bows r f Columbus spent and sons, Stewart and Larry ----accented with silver. White nutmger, 0 In Middl rt of Levittown, Long Island, N. c:upo filled with pink and white Devotions taken from the week endhe lb ei~ted .111 Y. arrived Sunday for a visit Pleasaat 'VaDey Hoopltsl k !Rthb M Phil Masonw re eyVSI WI 0 1 ' M d b candy were given as favors . IIO o u y rs. , relatives and friends. They were her parents, r. an ADMJTI'ED: Peggy Proffitt, Other decorations featured hamson. opened the . . Thomas Young. 1\llcBee, two large bride dolls in a man- of the Happy Harvesters class fo:er ~ld=r~~~i~:n~we Mrs. Gladys Cockier I e f t Ra~~e~~ames Pt. tie arrangement and white wed- of the Federated church Fn· r· a · 1 for a visit with relatives san ' · . dlnl beDs used In the dining day evening al the church. Sev· have returned from a . Powhatan Point. Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. wo<'<lll . th eral verse' lrom Ruth were week vacation trip spent m Scsrberry, Pt. Pleasant. ]d bl homg room Th etae e · .. h 'led' d gUts ·was covered with a white read by Mrs. Williamson, who •forma: T ey v<S 1 In · The annual Edwards Mr. and Mra. Fred Ponn an DISCHARGED: J..-ph "'""'~I smooth lace cloth with a pink urn- also read a poem and dosed ~go ;nh ~s ~roth~l:;,~ ~~~ Allied Family reunion w a •1son anddd':,';ghte~ of Da~~~ Pl. Pleasant; Mra. Merle Clark, brella placed In the center . with prayer. y, r. a rs. me held on Sunday at the Fry Mr. an rs. once Pt. Pleaoant; Donald Forshee, piping Games were played and pri· Mrs. Phil Meinhart, presl- and sef\s. They returned ho Picnic grounds on Pond Hill Athens were .J!Uesls Saturday Gallipolis Ferry; George •:;~:\1 accents our zes awarded to Mrs . L. D. dent, was '" charge of the bus•· Saturday. . Road back or West Columbia, evening of their uncle and aunt Gallipolis; Mrs. Wilbur Sl Diles. Thelma Boyer, Mrs. ,ness session and plans were M<ss Jeanette Crooks spent Cyrena Machir, the only Mr. and Mrs. Benton Ponn. ens an<l daughter, Cottageville; textured Charles Smith with Mrs. Jame made lor a Johnny Morzeltl lhe weekend in Columbus living direct descendant of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thorn- Peggy Click, Cottageville, cardigan Evans receiving the door dinner in September. PI an s lng With her brother, Gene. Riley and Virginia Gibbs as spent Saturday with his bro- BIRTH: A dau bier to Mr. pri2e. Guests attending were were also made lor a rum· They attended the received a gift. Olh· \her and slster-m-law, Mr. an~ M John F:ster Galli Mrs. Margaret Smith, Mrs. mage sale in October. II was vot currently bemg g1ven by the receiving gifts were Rex Mrs. Walter Thomas and famt· and rs. • po. Row upon row of airy ed to assist m the eost of t h e Kenley Players. Cook youngest present, ly at their camp at Malta. Ills. aigzag knit underscored by a piped edging of MQORES RETURN packets sent recently by t h e Mrs. Harry· Mitchell, Jr., the Lon Roush: oldest, Clyde Ed· Mrs. Eddie Smith returned solid kn~ • , , DoHy Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore, Guild. . former Mar1one D•les, of Alii· wards, Bakersfield, Calif., com- home Satu_rd~y after a several ANNOUNCE BIRm Mann's way of showing Middleport, have returned from Games were played w 1t ens, has been returned to her pillg the farthest distance to w~ks visit m St. Lools, ~o. . how effective texture· home from Sheltel'lllg Arms attend the reunion and the Jar- With her daughter and soo-m- Mr. and Mrs. Keith Nelson 8 week's vaea~ion at Mountain prizes awarded to ]\Irs. contrast can bet Collar· Lake in Virgima. Mr. and Mrs. Meinhart. Mrs. Lawrence followmg surg~ry. H~r gesl family present was that law, Mr. and ~·· D. P. Big· of Long Island Beach, South leu cardigan: virgin Moore spent the weekend in ning, Miss Lena Grueser, mother: Mrs. L. _D. Diles, V<S· of Mr. and Mrs. LDn Dickens. erstaff and famll~. Whlle there Hampton, New York, are Orton~ acrylic. White Columbus where they visited Adam Ebersbach and Mrs. w1th her th1s. past week, 1110se registering were Mr. she aiSo ~vlslted m New Mex- nooncmg the birth of a son.....pllell on I)'~ the latter's brother . in • law. Gladys Cuckler. A des s e r at her .sons home, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo J. Dickens Jr. leo and COlorado. . v1d Keith, July 31. Th~ c• Mr. Ernest H, Jones, who is 8 course was served by the W1U1am Dile• and and Joey, Mrs. Cyrena Machir, Mr. and D. ~· Btger- hive a daughter, Terrre, patient ta Grant hospital. His esses, Misses Maud and Mrs. Mitchell Is the Mr and Mrs Howard LDve and staff and children, Vtcky and years old. Mr. and Mrs. Joe parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stan. Grueser. from a table with receptionist at the Debbie, all ~I Point Pleasant, Randy of St. Lools, Mo., are Bailey look the grandmothers SIZES: SMALL, MEDIUM and LA.RGE le~· Jones of Po~neroy. They al· cover and centered with an and Guidance Mrs Axtell Dudding of St. the guests of her mother, Mrs. of the new baby, Mrs. Russell so visited Mrs. Moore's a~nt. rangemenl of sweet peas. Alb~ns, Mrs. Zula Fry, Coz. Eddie Smith and her sister and Bailey and Mrs. Thelma Mrs. Harry E. Hoagland. who ette Cooke, David Cooke, Mrs. brother_· In • law, Mr. and son,. to N~w York this week for also is recollerlng from major GIVE DINNER Roy Cooke, Harry c . Gibbs, Mrs: Richard Rupe and family. a viSit Wllh the Nelson See this style and the many other new styles of surgery at Grant Hospital. Mr. ani Mrs. Raymond Krl· Rachel Gibbs, Arnold Gibbs, MISs Peggy Pecora of Col· Mr. Nelson 1s stationed at Ladies' and Misses' Sweaters in the busy ready to der entertained with a Eva Gibbs, Gary Gibbs, Linda umbus arrived Sunday for a Island with the Air Force. SEE "HONEY IN ROCK" Sunday evening at their home, Gibbs, James Gibbs, Raymond vacation With Mr. and Mrs. wear department on the -ond.floor. Among those enjoying the Syracuse. Guests were Mr. and Gibbs, Lillian Gibbs, Jeffery Raymond Krider. Reinhart and Mr. and Mrs. Saturday. July 27 performance Mrs. Bernest Bruch and Gibbs Mr and Mrs Forrest Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rein- Clyde Brown. of "Honey In the Rock," 1 he I ily of MI. Vernoo . Mr. and Mrs. Hoff~n, Mr. and Jnhn hart and family of Jackson Mrs. A. Howell entered nation's first Civil war musi· Vincent Recora and daughter Mr. Ray Young left Friday Cook Jr. and family, Mrs. were weekend guests of ~eir Holzer ~osp1lal Saturday cal, at Cliffside Amphitheatre, Peggy and Mr. and Mrs. for Ft. Belvior, Va., where he Charles Harmon, Cindy, ConMr. and Mrs. William observation and treatment. Grandview State Park, near vin Krider of Columbus. will be stationed. He had just nie and Charles Jr., Mr. and Beckley, West Virginia, were ing in the evening were basic training George Johnson, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. J . R. Slaven and and Mrs. Elsworth DIU of armed forces at Ft. Earl Johnsoo, Alice Faye, Isabel Winebrenner, all of Mid· ler Road. . Mike and Brian, Mr. and Mrs. i!leport. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Fisher CrroU Manley, , 0 ., GROUP TO MEET of St. Petersburg, Fa., Is vialtr Mr. and Mrs. Charles ARE GUESTS HERE The Past Councilors of Theo· Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bailey. and Randy, Conlon, Ohlo; R. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher dllrus Councd Daughters of Am· and Mrs. Junior White Edwards of Langsville, Ohio; of Crestline, Ohio, were week· enca w•ll meet at the home two daughters of Warsaw Clyde Edwards, Bakersfield, •nd guests of Mrs. Bertha Sch· Mrs. Grover Erb Thursday eve- spent a weekend with Mr. and Calli., Bernice Bennett, MI. ·e1ber of Mason, W. Va. nmg. Mrs. Grover While and Doris. Vemoo, Ohio, Lillian ~:::!: Mr. and Mrs. L. Johnson of Mt. Vernon, Ne!Ue E Forest Run spent Tuesday West Goshen, Ohio, Murl R. ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. A. Dickens, ColumH. Bailey. Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Elbem Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr and Stevie, Sandy and Pat sons of Reedsville spent day with Mr. and Mra. Clint Mr. and Mrs. Lon Dickens, . and Mrs. W. J . Yerian, 0 rr. Recent visitor• of Mr. and Lynn, Cheryl and Patrick Jay, HOMEOWNERS" of Jackson, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. J . D. Hayman were Mrs. Robert Hayman and Mrs. Oscar Fry, Mrs. Joseph KEEP YOUR HOME children, S~ie and Sue, Beverly SPARKLING WITH oI Tolona, Ill ., Mr. and Mrs. Ann andJeannette Anlla Jelene, Mr. and Youq of Marietta, Mr. John Lewis, Michael and Mrs. Llonal Johnson and Dale of Mason. W. Va., Mr. of Martins Ferry, Bill Mrs. Tommy Fry, Kenneth, · w h Rebecca and PhiUip, Mr. and Fl Le f 0 • WIS, as ., of Mr. and Mra. Manning Mrs. John Smith and Lisa and son, Kevin. Columbus, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mae Pearsoo of Eagle H. C. Pillsbury of Pt. Pleasaat, Ridge spent Thursday Mrs. William Higgins, Sle•rart noon with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. of Pt. Pleasant, Ice M. ROB<b, Mrs. Amelia Mrs. Mary McKay, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mrs. Larry Morarity and Stewart, Mrs. Sara McCoy and of Columbus called on the Mary Beth, Mr. and Mn. By· Orr family &mday. roo Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Mr. and Mrs. Denver Hill Roush, Mrs. Mlna Albright three daughters of Foster, Cedarville, Ohfo. eChests eBeds PAINT Va., Mr. and Mrs. Ernest PERSON~ Interior, Exlerior. Full Davis and two children of Sa· Mr. and Mrs. Homer eDreuers eMirron color range. Center, spent Sunday of· 1011, Mr. and Mrs. Vernal JohnPrices. As low as fOI. Ite<:mxm with Mr. and Mrs. A. son, Dale, John and Gewanna . Bailey. have returned home f~ ToMrs. Ethel Orr, Mrs. Sadie ledo, Ohio, where IIIey viSited NOW I . JRINGOVER 100 PIECES I ~~~'~ attended the Guernaey Mr. and Mrs. Richard JohnSPECIALLY PRICED h at tile Lloyd Roush farm soo and family· AT SPECIAL INTRODUCI'ORY PRICES Sizes to fit air stand1 rO<,.ntly The latter'a children, Janet from wonderfully wide array for ard openings. Mr. a'nd Mrs. Edward Neu- and Charles, hsd just returned :0'::., .. ' ill u.: Marzeffl I PI ned In S b epfem er IELBERFELD$ Wesl C }umb"a Soci"ety NeWS II!"· Basban News, Events Elberfelds 1, Pomeroy y. Mrs. BAKER FURNITURE nusaDOORS '3·" SEE US 6.20 1:-========-;1 home from Toledo hospital af· ter undergoing tonsDectomies. LHVERDOORS I I'OMEROY. OHIO Tough asphalt ohinglos In all types and $.A.IJ 50 colors. As low as • aq. ft. Tonight thru Wodneodoy Walt DlllteW'o hiAVAOI lAM" (TeehnleolorJ Brian Keith, Touun7 Kirk, Marta Krlot011, Knill Coreor· an, Dewey Marlin. Jeff York, Rlfael Cllll)oOI, SUm Pick· eno, Royal DilDo. CeutM On Tho lounce, P:.eturette C•lercertHftlt Admlaaion: 'lk 6 tOe A GOOD IUY All sizes in stock. Sev. eral types. A.. lowas •••.. 9.95 GUTTERING Best quality galvanized downspouts, etc. Guttering as law as It, 171 TMUUDAY_, ....... I NOT vPIN ·-at P:ltiDAY end SATURDAY t-tt "IODOM & OOMORIIAii" tteehnlcolor) Stewart Gl'llller, Pier ADp. U, SIIIJIIer.Blker, lloilallna P - . , Rlk .Battallla, Dineen: AJioe 6 E11111lttlller. ~ ·· 11au1ua ·time: I ·Hn ... mill. .....CL~OIIDTION .._y A """'"' II rv 29 "-'* "; ' ,, . man and family d. GaBon spent Tuesday nllltt and Wednesda)' with the Arthur Orr family. Mrs. Minnie Orr spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Dana Moore of Carmel. a every rCIOIII in your home ••• at important II!IYings ta you. Now enjoy the CXJSUal, care-fr" lu.J<Vry of America's finest at little more thae the price of ordinary mople. Prove it br direct GOmparisan. NOW AT OUR NEW MEIGS THEATRE ROOFING a- LOCAnONI SOLID "BOWUNG PIN" QUALITY 1h- a,. IIIOIIJ species of mapt. trus, yet only one PfOYid• -.1 hard enough and TONIGHT Ioogb enough far bO..;IIng. pino • , • the only IIUDilty VMCI exdutiYely far l'lovl_..,wn ••• Rortherft-lrown ••• tOifd thru-and-thru , , • aad only the. finest roclc-ha,d ,portion of each ..... Life-tiMe IIUGiitJ guG[anteod by Dearborn. Ehlo Presley In *OIRLII OIRLII COIIILII" ('l'eebni.Oolor) .....nd"'IAND 01' DIATII" Jollll • Paula RIJlllOlld , ' ""'' .., ,_,~... lll<bul Foreot ill "ATLAI" ID~ "1'141 C:LO"" AND fHI kill" Jolin LliDtoaiiDd MtH »eo,.,.., ' MIDOLIPORT, .. • • e $ofis. • Che!rs • Occaal.•l T1bles ' ,.. ' . ,• ' J Filed �c Th.- Daily Gift s~ntint!l :OMMINTATING EDnORIAUY . by exerting forceful influenc~ , c~ either determine or affect a conventions chOice. Harry Truman tried it in 1956 0!' ~ half of Averell Hamman and agam m 1960 in aid of Sen. Stuart Symington. He failed beCause he had no power over del· egates-which is how you make kings. Now they're 'lllYing Dwight Eisenhower and Richard Nixon want to be kmgmakers for Michigan's Governor Romney. At the appropriate time in 1964. if this is indeed their aim, let the key question oo out: "How many delegates do they control?" - ' • • ' · ' \ . '; .... .·' .~ • WP hg \1~ haO sinct"' . Though it was not reported along with u- - ~I diJy aDd blocked the. &""' "' a hoopital "'"'"''- ~te for more t!Jaa an hour unlll they ....., freed llld arreoled by pollee. Tbo plcketl- proteiUII(I job di.lcrlminatliiu on ·cky COIIIIrueUOII proj- . his observation on war and the economy, Goldwater presumably has ideas for stirring to prosperous heights an economy not merely without war but without $50 billion in "peace-time" defense outlay. . I Dilly s.tlnel, Pomeroy-l{lddleport, 0 ., Auc. II, lOG~ -= Autoland's Hospital News First Family .w-. 1:11.... Rr Jllltl AII!Gq who entfl'ed Elonhere Ia lhe ·' Holzer holpltal In the pall 21 (Jw"•ngop - . -' llb . . baun _ . atllrlel L. Burdet8,_ -trated· al l elly te, 1111 Garllold An., John . II'. owaed IW1rnmlnl J100l lfDadoJ Grotll, m, Orebard IIIU, CoY their loadon pi'Clllllled IliOn! ol. .walters, . . Third. Ave., ljugh the 1311111. n wu the lint dent- R. Albury, 400 Pi¥ st., KaOllllrstlon hen ..,.. eartY JUDO lii!UIO, Mrs. Golder Oeiley, Rt. 1•11ter1np at - . . l'tllaur- 2 Ptt.lol, Mrs. lttmelb 0. IIIIa. m- then lllOit ii the city's Green, Rt. I Crown City, WU..,taurlllll haw llliiiiUli08d • de- lltm D. Tilllt, lOt Liberty Ave., 'I JIPPIIoa !lllllc1· Pt.• P,t...,.l," Mj'l. \VIYM R. Abbott JJOII MeadowbroOit Dr PI ~ Mr 'l'holmt .~.j: ml• Ga., ldondoy. II Is Separated LOCAL AND STATE Newt,.()1 Mason County' Virginia.. "tsl A rural , . , _ u1<hool beglna a )N'Oiram of vol. Wltary d0108""8Btloa today. P...llosplt.l Jtmet LH 'l'll<llllpiGII of tt. Five YDUII(I Negroes, both bo)'ll 'Mrsnr:r::IT ( UP[} - Mr. ~ 0 ADMITI'ED - Gordon Sell- MaliOil County Circuit c-t. and girls, are ocbeduled fo atf mity o~."'J,/ord f: rell, Sr., Southside ; Mrs. Eu- They ...,.., tD JIWllta ,.,.,.. 8 tend llvlngoton Academy for the ectJ. aufo •N-Y1 gne Morrison, Letart; Mrs. Leo- Taylor from Leonllrcl B o u u first lime: Ten Negroes qulolly About )50 Negroes ..arcbod em ~ers h of the De~ ,:'lal , lie Tucker, Buffalo; sieplten Taylor, PJalntiH, awarded 1 r 23 began " ' - Monday at Clay tho A1lanlk· City Hall Mlllldoy In 'ol.ave oepara Kayser, Pt. Pleasant ; Johnny lody of four minor~-. IIIII County High School In Colina, a demo-alion qainlt olleged years mamage. Donohue Letart· Lawrence Mariani Rainey 'from Harold 0 Tom., te lnauaurote the Soulh's dll<rlmlnatloo More !hiD 3011 . . I fl'ord, te, and hla wife, t h OIDt llowlor, 'wellllton: Ohio. Douglas RBlney. end pen cuto first d_,..,auon of the IJ183.114 gro youiJio staged deD10118trolionf ormer Anne McDonnell, 4f. of DISCIIARGED _ Peggy Prof· lody ot their Infant child. ochool year. ' at oegregaled reotauranll, luadr ~-~thetNew York family, PT. PLEASANT - William !itt Racine · Mrs Kathleen Em. ··~-tr separation Sat.- Land J P fit>. , , . Schooll In the neighboring Tonurday lhroosh a local lawyer. ers, r ., omeroy, was erick. Pt. Pleasant. PPEAL FILED ...... communities began claues ~t Oldat ' w The announcement said : ed t50 and costs and oente'!e· l!IRTHS· A daughter to Mr. A early so Bludents can leave school ft' V WUI!aer, A $nitll Rt' ; "Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford eel to live day1 In jail and hod and Mrs. Wilford Scarberry of PT. PLEASANT - The Civil In the 1pring fo pick llrawborrles. ' ~. w. :.., ~lef F. U have decided upon a legal his license revoked for six Pt. Pleu'!"t : a son to Mt a~ Appeal action of Mn. IMter At Chicago, a fourth NegrofamSayre, Rt. 3 Leon, W. Va., Mrs. separation. They have ent•red mooths after pleading guilty to M,... Eug .~ Morm on. Lot!~· Pullins vs. James l!elcber has Uy moved Info a raclally~rou1:)Samuel A GlbiltJ Jr Rutland into the usual form ot separa- driving while Intoxicated when a son to M . and Mrs . e bee filed In the If' of th ' ·•Rt. I Dex-' t•-I" Tucker Buffalo n Clerk 1n oJustll!e tee e bled Soulh Side nelghborhond MOSCOW (UPI) - Seeret ary of State Dean Rusk was Mrs. VIrgil· p.....,.., ~· agreemen · arraigned before Jus1lce of ' · Circuit of Monday and pollee lncrelllled lholr reP."rted by diplomatic sources to have told the Soviet ter, Mrs. £dward L: Finley, There wao no mention o1. dl- Peace A. M. Goodwin. LandPeace Court ·Mrs. Pullins ,.81 vigil. In another part of the area Umon today that the United States may be interelled In Jackson Mrs Oda A Herbert vorce or any llnaliCial settle- ers was also fin..t $10 and ASK TO WED nd .ed ud t In th Monday, lntegrationllll picketed a. a Russia~ plan to ~revent surprise attacks by plai!lngln- Jackson: Mrs.' Thoma~ .A. ment. The coople has 1hree chil- C<>Sts io JP Coort: : PT. PLEASANT - Two coo- :: ; 43 ; :enthe defa~':I: mobil< ~ ·~~ ~~ ';., proteot spectors m strafegtc areas In both East and West. Wellotoo, Harry c. McKntsht, dren, Charlotle, :1:1, Anne, 20, Others arrailned before Good- Ipies hsve made application l!elc..;r w'i: appealed the ..,. a~.. a eged e ac '";Bre- i Rwk, cautiOUIIy exploring __ , ft 11 mode.._ the Rua- Callettaburg, Ky., end Randy end Edsel II, 14. win were Charles William Pic- for marriage licenses in th• of. lion to 'the higher court. ga 00 · ways fo eaae cold wm; ,........ r WOI "' L. Walls, Rt. I Ravenswood, Jloth Ford and Mn. Ford are keiU!, Pt. Pleasant, $25 and lite of the County Clerk. Ap· Six demoootrators aback~ In the wake of Monday I oians In IIIII. It wu revive.! by W. Va. Roman Catholics. The aufo mag- costs, intoxication ; Donald E. plying wer• Dendi Ra y Do•gthemselveo together wllh a cham of a partial nucle~ test Soviet Premier Nlklla Khrullh· ' Blrlltt nate, raised a Methodist. was Roush, SOuthside, $10 and COsts, las, 27, Leon Hoole I, and I JOINT OWNERS llld==pad=lock=':a:t:New=:¥:;o;,:rk: _:M=on· treaty, met twice d_urmg the diJy ~!a:'~~';::':.~ Mrs. William E. Blackmon, oonverted by Bishop Fulton J . intoxication ; Wilbur A. Brown- LiZ21e Mae Hart. 21. Leon Rl. 2; ' The Intemaliooal Bank for : I with British Forlllgll SecretaryF . let oily • he. lied I 22 Henkle Ave daughter 4"16 Sheen, who also officiated at ing PI Pleasant $10 and costs Edward Lee VanHoose. 39. R tru t' nd DeveloLord Homt and Soviet omgn eer moves ca or., ' · the weddi u ' · ' ' Ch k Oh' d G' 1 econs c 100 a r Andrew Grom ko. Including a DOD-Bggret~ion pact a.m. Monday. . "o· no inspection sticker ; Lester esapea e, IO..an •se a ment , organized in 1946 to help MRulnlstker """"'"" foybave tak- betwee31 the Weotera NATO aiD· Dloeharaed Ford " the grandson ol Hen- Ray Toms, Jr., Forest Clly, N. L Kohler Kozlowski, 26, Ches- member countries to finance ' wao r.,...p tl ta · tly d'--h eel ry Ford who founded the vast c d M'tch 1 Lo D · apeake Ohio 1 ---------the · lti tlve at today's meet· ance and the Communllt Wanaw a en recen 1M: Mg ! . ., an e gan av•s. ' · reconstruction of war damages. • ~:gs to IDaska Gromyko to expJ&in Pact-to eue world tenliou. included Mrt. Carlos ~te. Mrs. a~tomottve empire 60 years a- ~reensboro , N. C., each were ---is wholly owned by its 11 rnemGaage IOadlngo. GaUipolls tho surprise attack plan in Khrushchev J~ » M~~r~aret Lawless, Cla.tr Lynch g . fmed $tO and cos"., on charges DIVORCES GRANTED ber governments, accordq t. dam 1U. IU, running 11 feet er detail. that !he lnspecton be tlatloned Mrs. H. J. Hall, Mrs. Robert of Improper passtng , Darrell PT. PLEASANT - Two di- the Britannica l!ook ol the on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 21 ·• n. at llllCb llrategle Installations 8B Shearer, Mrs. J. A. Gubler, Mrs. PT. PLEASANT C. Stone, Jr., Loon Route 3• vorces were granted bv Judge Year 12, Pt. Pleasant 21.51, Hinton. e harbor•. rall dopollllld alrlieldo C. B.. Buckley, Mrs. D. K. Ev- UVESTOCK SALES co. $10 and costs. left of center : ~~;-~~;;;.;;~~~.;,·:-;~i"-~=======--""i .61. stationary, Kanawha Falls to keep labs on troop movemenll ans end Infant daughter, Mro. Eugene Huffman. Leon Route 2, 1.98 falling, Charleston 18.34 rlsthat mlght .be CCIIIneoted with 1 E. M. Blake Jr., and Infant PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. $5 and costs, load overhang; lng, Londoo and Marmet dams • • suddeo attack by either aide, daughter, Mrs. A. 0. Reedy and Saturday, I, 3, 111113 Roy C. Brown, Parkersburg, $10 were on the sills, and Winfield MORE Infant ..... Miss Erna Mirehell, HOGS - 175 lo 220 17.50 lo alld costs, intoxication : Grace dam WSB running 2 feet. IX lluJk, Home and Gromyko were Mrs. Paul Lanier, DenniJ Mul- 18.00; Heavies 14.00 to 16.50; J. Somerville, Pt. Pleasant , aud lloAI movem..ta: reported fo hsve .U..IIIOed ouch ford, Deborah Bowser, Vickie Fat Sows 13.00 to 14.50; !!oars Caroline Windsor, Pl. Pleasant Oblo River - Albert Holden questlono u the distribution of L. Criner end Vanessa Hunt. 9.00 to 10.50: Pigs 7.00 to 10.00; were each finod $tO and costs, up 14, 2:35 p.m.; National up lhe lnspeclors at today"s 101aton. AmoRe Alling Stock Shoals t7.00 to 22.00. expired Inspection stickers: 14. 5. p.m.; Dixie Spirit up It, M n.e diplomatic oourceo uJd the Acconllng tD tbe midnight re- CATn.E - Steers 15.80 to James K. Shinn, Pt. Pleasant, 5:20 ,p.m. ; Thelma Ann up 14, SEOUL, Kora tUPIJ -A soviet lllde apparently placed rna- port o1. the nursing department, 22.50; Heifers 14.110 to 21.00; $10 and oosts, expired licensL• 8:25 p.m.; Jleaver up 15, 1:50 1u.s. Army plane with six jor emphuil 08 oboerven ia both those patients who were Hated Fat Cows 13.00 to 15.10; Canners plates ; Lucille M. Durst, Pt. a.m.; Jacob G. down 17, 9:45 cans aboard bu been East and w..t Germany. as fair Included Charles Sheline, 9.00 to 13.00; Bulls 15.90 to 13.- Pleasant, $10 and costs, defec. p.m.; Solan Lane down 17, 5 Sunday on a flight from Puoly E......lery Frank Klsh, Mrs. Estus Ply- 50; Stock Steers 20.00 to 25.40: live exhaust; Frederick D. a.m.; C. V. Harner tied up a- eastern Korean coalll fo lh• Seoul The ....... emphasized, how· male, Levi Barry, John C. !lou- .Stock Heifers 18.011 !\) 21.00; Mc<l<Jwan, Ashton, $10 and bove 17 on account of fog; Es- area, the United Nations Com- ever, that the M....., meeUngs gberty, otis C. Lewis, Roy Ma· Stock Steer Calves 21.00 to 25.· costs, failure to yield right-(lf· so Pennsylvania up 18, IUO man <UNCI said today. _ . purely exploratory. U they thlas, Hugh Atbury, Mrs. San- 50; Stock Heifer Calves 20.00 way; Clayton McDade, Loon, Open Stock PiR<H For a.m. ; Vulcan up 18, 6:30 a.m.; A ground and air ...,..h has ahow there Is a real posolbOity ford Griffith, Mrs. NeDie Blank- to 23.00. $10 and costs, intoxication ; LIVING ROOM - DINING ROOM-BEDROOM Louhdana down 18, 7:30 a.m.; failed fo prOduee anylhing 10 far. lor further East-w..t agreemenll, enshlp, Mrs. Lowell McNickle, VEAL CALVES - Topa 28.011; Dorset McDad•. Leon, $50 and Jerry l!ooworth up 19, 5:35 a.m. A UNC apokesman said the toUrceo uld, they may be Dana HyseR, Mrs. Bertha Sick· Seconds 25.50: Medium 20.25 to costs, Z4 hours in jail, license John Ladd Dean down 20, 4:15 1day there had boon oo followed by a oummlt meeting be- els, Coy Walters, Friley Lewis, 2UO; Common a. Heavies 18.011 revoked for six months, driving PNoid<!nt Kennedy, George Durst, Lewlll Staten, to 24.90. whlle intoxicated ; Ray Harold a.m.; Valley Veyager up 21, 5:- of Commualst firing either in 05 a.m.; F. H. Johnson down area where the plane was Khrushchev anc1 Brltlllh Pearl Brown, WilHam IAMBS- Tops 19.00; Seconds Duncan, Apple Grove, $10 and MIDDLEPORT, 0 . 22, 4:50 a.m. ; S. M. Jenks up or aloog the demilitarized Minister Harold Macmillan. E. A. Reed, John Me- 13.011; Light Welghll 12.00 to ,costs, left of center charge. I 23, 3:115 a.m.; John J. Rowe up whoa !he alrerJCit was lost. Informed diplomatic , Mlu Mayme llerridge 11o5~ .00~·-_ _ _ _ _ _ _..::_•n~t~M~ason ~.':P."a!'ge'...'.:....:.·..:.·..:.....:.. ..:.·~·:·:=":.J::""'~..,......,.,....,...,.....,...,....========.,...,'II 23, 4:011 a.m.; Elgercllll up 23, n.e plane look off from an hero have BpO<Uialed !hat IIUch and Mrs. Sophia Thomas. -·· ----~ 5:40 a.m.; ShUfiy up Greenup otrtp near Daepo-RI, aboot meeting might tab pia"' _ __;·_ __ 6:50 p.m.; Reliable down miles east of Seoul about s the United Natlooo General Greenup 7:t0 p.m.; Luther heading -hwest for oembly meeting In New York Herdman up Greenup I a.m.; but failed te arrive, fall. Pamela D. up Greenup 3:35 a. said. Pyongtaok is aboutn ConferetlOe oourcer •aid m.; R. H. Bosworth II up Green· south ol Seoul. up.......t certain ~=::I up 6:25 a.m.; Dav~ Crockett Deapo-Ri is about 40 coneerning Gromylro'• down 31, 2:35 a.m. ; Crucible ... uth of !he truce line. !hat lnspec!A>n In Eall llld down 31, 4:25 a.m.; ,,.... Cho- said unless the plane stayed Germany lake precedence In 0 tin up 32, 4:40a.m.; Linda Cho- its course it woold not have been posolble ourprlle attack plan. lin up 32, 4:40 a.m.; Charles near communist North Korea oo Weotern . - ,. . pointed John Dudding, naUve of Mid- · Stevenson down 33, 1:50 a.m.; Its Hight. that ouch. a plan mightlmp!J ,... jdleport Monday night was nam· [ Craig M. down 33, 3:40 a.m.; n.e aircraR, attached te the ognltlon of the East German f·or all alhletles at James Hines down 33; 4:55 a. s. Army'• Korean Military muniot regime. 'llle United Trace High school. m.; J. S. Lewia down 33, 5:45 allCO Group. carried one l!rltaln, Fran<o ml West Dudding succeeds Bob Arthur a.m.; Inca down 34, I : 10 a.m. ; and five enlisted men, I! wu many rep•tedly have head football coach In t h e Jane T. up 34, 6:20 a.m. nounced. !heir flat O(lpollltion to any school. Arthur's re&GaDlpolll Dam - Semel down whtch mlsht Imply was accepted Monday 1:40 p.m. ; Queen City up 11 Bandil8 Hit Town, mstle recoanlllon. the board of educap.m.; Western down 1:15 a.m.; ~ Are.Beheaded Rusk wu underllood te with Mary Martt, Edeana l!ooworth up 5:35 a.m. ... fold Gromylro the United teacher. BOGOTA, Colombia favored a 0011trol pool plan last nlshl were J[ppwlta River ~ Diesel up chete-wielding bandits w011ld give lnspeciA>n freedom (Edl Ullman, who wUl Marmet 7:50p.m.; Solvay down 42 persons Monday In uoaults move around the areu from Rio Gronde colMarmet 12:30 a.m. ; Glendora four vehlcles on a highway their llll'V"illaace. later thlll fall. He wlll teach down Winfield 2 p.m.; Little 60 miles northwest of Bogota, 'llle ........, oalcl he alao and soclal studies In Edward up Winfield 3:15 p.m.; cording to an army mended any posolble hlgb IICbool. Merrill up Winfield 9:30 p.m.; mont. Include some form of · Charles Duncait was a]liiOintLelia Shesrer up Winfield 9:50 'Ibe announcement oald sides" Inspection oet-up flrlt junl« hljh football and bup.m.; W. H. Shaver Jr. up Win- bandits atoppod a bUI and posed · by Iormor coach. field 11:40 p.m.; Helen Z. up governmoDt dump truckt at Dwight D. Ellenhower. eon.tanee Moore was named Winfield 3:10 a.m.; Lucy Jane point on the highway between Gromylro woa oald te counaelor with a Lu<aa up Winfield 4:20 a.m. townA of La Dorada and made It <ieor the Kremlin Increase In aslary. In eastern Caldu State. Insist oo fhed ~ paoli ooly. In other matten, the board MEANY IIJPPORTI MERGER The occupants o( the l request lor bus rewero forced Into a small end awarded Standard WAliiiiNG'l'ON mPH - AFL- near the highway, robbed ml ~·~IllS Co., fuel oU <011lracts for CJO Pnsldont George Meany has headed one at a limo, the SALES REPORT II 11113-tf term. 8'- his IIUJIIIOl'l te a merger of oald. 'l1le vlctlnll Thomas Milia Nationwide lnlhe AFL-CJO Jntematlonal Photo pubUe worb depaOltlo Valley LIYetladt Co .. received the bus ln1 Enll'aven Union and the lnde- aDd :•BBnts on their way ..,~~;Do S:.~T .iO cootract. pendent Alnlgamated Lithogra- mark . OO· iJ ht tl> II . llaDnan Ttace needs one 00 pbers of America Union. n.. Incident occurred In 811 13• ' 8 17110 · · ' teae1ter and a high Me uJd Monday !hat he area Where bandits have ma11a- Sows 12.011 to 1UO; Slal[l tnotruetor to comple"'te"""lts' l 15 110 would the execuUve council creel thou8antts 01 per10111 iD re· ; Boars a.oo to tf.OO; staff for the new school 1o approw the merger plan at its cent years ~lte army efforts "'s.~ ::~ lo 10.00; Au&· 11 meeting. maintain ord • CATI'LE _Steers I8.IIO te 00; Heifers U.OO to 2Ut; l!~•r 1Clll CM811E11 Baef 13.110 to 25.00; Fat AnSP:=~ ~~lnfl 12.110 te 11.00; Cadnero 1.10 ..... .,_ In the CRI','' ... uclpa....,. 12.00; Bulla IUO lo 11.110; "·,__ __.1_ 20 01J ~·· .- aest ,..-•-we Wit DIM· COWl IM.00 •· w • • crashed near here MonVEAL CALVES- Topo 26.71; ot the 1. SecondJ :ZZ.OO to 25.ot; . ]\lone . •v• crewmen ' 11.110 to 2U~O; Com. .. H'f'l. 11.: w~~ and ArmJ ore The Smith Family is having a cookout. They're at 1111 fo 21.110, cuu. 11.00 1o 11. itaglna Joint exen:IJes. hill the other end of this extension cord that you see SHEEP - E1ret • lml. strae m, In the Carolina. , _ plugged in a Wea~herproof .Receptacle . , te 1o.OO; Stock Em t.llll tAl WU DO lmmedllle work oh what The Smith's live in a Medallion Home (wouldn t you 10.01; Fat Sltei!p Ut to tho plane to cnlli. Hour know) . One of the many Bonus features that comes Collo lOll to • .10; Bucb with a Medallion Home are Weatherproof Recepta· to 1.00; Fat Welben 4.110 to 10.· cles in front and back. 01. We~therp.-oof Receptacles add extra family livina; W188 - T!)lll 11"9,; onda lUll to 11.10; LJctit ... ·" ' HEAnNG AND to a Medallion Home. In addition to the fun side, 10.00 te 1UOi Commott l.ot· Smitty can -cut the grass, wast) the car, build a fence ,.AJI.CONPmONING U.ll. . (a.fter dark if he chooses). Weatherproof Receptaclee ' are 'j ust one of many Medallion Home Bonus featur~. • The Smith's have time to enjoy life - in a Medalltlln Home. · Allk your builder about the many Bonus features ·In ' • Medallion Home. · ~dtoet.-- "'ould Place Inspectors ID E3St•west stratePlC• Areas Goldwater On War-Sen. Barry Goldwater of .Arizona says the nation twice was rescued from fl . napclal disaster by war - first World War U and then the Korean war. Certainly It is true that in 1940 and thereafter, the great war provided a stim· ulus to the economy which neither government nor business had been able to give It in the late 1930s. It Is equally so that the Korean conflict helped erase the effects of the 1949-50 recession. The latter was no worse, howPver, than many Sec dR al T Sch Is· . on, or . · ennessee oo .~ Voluntary Program Of Desegregation lly ly HeiOfl loti.. .. ..- .,. • s-Daii.J Sentinel, Fo~Dm~Y·Middleport, 0 ., AUJ. e, 1881 /Jelen 1/elp Us! Measure Of A Kingmaker--- · Before too many month& it will be time to have a fresb look at the glossary of IIIUCh-allused political terms. In 1960 the honors went easily to "de!ldlock," Eve11 a superficial review of presidential nomlnatin~ history back to post-Civil War days discloses that the convention deadlock is a fairly rare occurrence. Yet the Idea turned up in 1960 more often than v()ur breakfa~t orange juice. Both major party nominee' were of course chosen in one ballot. An early front-runner this time is 'kingmaker." This covers the man who, Hors~? \ • ' ~ !.!:..'!!. La defS F•mecJ $50 CoslS Jn p • CoUrt · v....,. m."t ....: Mr.. Deck; War may have "rescued" us from economic doldrums. But, aside from its terrible human cost, it added $216 billion to the U.S. public debt In 1941-45. Another $11 bilUon was tacked to the debt In the Korean war period. Some of Goldwater's most ardent followers would say that is tr~dlng one kind of financial disaster for another. River Report •"'gested • us pIane, s· s31•d.MiSSJDP' • Voice Of Croadway ••• Reporting By DOROTHY KILGALLEN The London Scandals If you, as a newspaper reader, .have conceived the Idea th•l Miss Chnsbne Keeler was handled in rather an extraordinary fashion for a chlppie in a vice trial, be assured you are not alone. . There Is no precedent for the ktd gloves treatment the redhaired star wit· ness for the Crown has been granted m this case. First of all, the prosecution had promised her immunity if she would tell the truth at Old Bailey, no matter how ·:the truth" might conflict with any prevtous testiiT'nny she had given at any of the numerous trials and poli~e mvestl~a­ tions and magistrates hearmgs m wh1ch she had been involved. That In itself is not too preposterous. since she had turned Queens evidence, although this was probably a matter the Queen would prefer not to disc•1ss. Sma11 possession of narcotics. But queerly enough, Miss Keeler's predilection lor ~n­ dian hemp has been known to the pobce since 1961 yet she was never charged with the offense. It seemed to amuse the presiding judge, Mr. Justice Marshall, to pretend that he thought the Fourth Estate was guilty of exaggerating this case be~ond the no:m and giving "false em)!hasts ~ this fact and present distorted ptctures. This is twiddle-twaddle and the perceptive judge knows it It is, in fact, . beneath his dignity to suggest to the JUry that Ule newspapers exaggerated this •"'ce BAKER FURNITURE case. The newspapers do not have to enlarge on any facts in a story ~hen the Secretary of State for War, as m the Instance of Mr.' John Profumo, rises in the House of Commons to swear that he Is Innocent of 0 ny wrongdoing with a 21year-old harlot, and a couple of months • • later takes the floor of Parliament again But consider that Miss Keeler sQme to say so sorry, he lied: he really had enmonths ago had been shot at by John gaged in illicit relations with Miss KeelEdgecombe one of her numerous lovers. er. The gun us~d by Mr. Edgecombe with so little success belonged to Miss Keeler, This Is a case beyond need for exagbut she had no Ucense for it. geration. Even when presented in its The British police usually take a ve- simplest form It Is scarcely credible, so rv dim view of citizens who hold weap· the pretenSf! that joumallats endowed it ons without licenses, but Miss Keeler was with an importance it did not deserve Is never charged with that offense. not only false but r•ther vulgar in Its Whe~. it came time for the proper aupatently erroneous lmpilcation. thorities to Icy Mr. Edgecombe for atOne was tempted to say "come off it, temptiv• to murder Miss Keeler, natur- milord. You are not confined in such a ally she" was scltedtiled to appear as the tall ivory tower tbat you are astonished star witness for the prosecuhon. by the interest of the newspapers when However, when the case came up, a Cabinet member resigns in disgrace. Miss Keeler did not show in court. She You do not seriously lllJintain that the was on a holiday In Spain with a couple F'ourth Estate is at f~ult when It records of friends when she should have been history made in and b~ t~e House of giving her eyewitness testimony. Commons. . But the accused ldr. Edgecombe was "What would you ·have, Mr. Justice conVicted without her, and handed a sevMarshall - newspapers which silence en-year prison sentence, and Miss Keeler did not get so much as a slap on the the facts because they are unpalatable, wrist, from the law for absenting herself or because they thrust distinguished personages Into headlines of a size usually at a crucial time. rese,-ved for thugs?" • If I had any need to explain my InNow we may lake up the matter of narcotics. Miss Keeler. herself has testi- terest in !he Ward case to the learned fied In the v~tness stand at Old Bailey judge, I could. point out that I ha:ve been · that she used mal'ijuana - or "Indian covering stoties about crimes Iince I hemp" as It Is called by the bewigged was 17 years old, and thla Is the first barristers over here - and that she and time I have ever been assigned to a case Dr. Stephen Ward,' the defendant In this of ptocuring. celebrated case, used to drlva around to Ordinarily, the trial of a man charvarious places to obtain It, but that she was always the one who went in and ged with living off the earnings of prostitutes would not rate three pangraphs a•ked for it while he stayed in the cor. ~re are in Britain some quite strln- in my paper or any other reputable pubcent regulations against the purcbase or lication. Duddm•g Gets Hannan Trace Coach'mg J b • • • • 2 SENTINEl OP • • • Do It • I • C.;;·:!l::: ! :;. BERRrs· ""!.t SYRACUSE SYRACUSE SCHOOL GROUNDS Wed~ August. 7 WEATHERPROOF OUTLETS THE MARK OF A MEDALLION HDMB =. 2Ptrfor•ICes-2 p.m. and a,.... "COLEMAN" .. I SERVICE· •• I¥RDWQI ':..·I '~ ,. ; ..; ' iot J. • • the SLa:CTAIC co. • • -· ,1 U~!.."" ""'!8 .~-T"41'tN - ,• - ~~~CTit,. ··~· • �c Th.- Daily Gift s~ntint!l :OMMINTATING EDnORIAUY . by exerting forceful influenc~ , c~ either determine or affect a conventions chOice. Harry Truman tried it in 1956 0!' ~ half of Averell Hamman and agam m 1960 in aid of Sen. Stuart Symington. He failed beCause he had no power over del· egates-which is how you make kings. Now they're 'lllYing Dwight Eisenhower and Richard Nixon want to be kmgmakers for Michigan's Governor Romney. At the appropriate time in 1964. if this is indeed their aim, let the key question oo out: "How many delegates do they control?" - ' • • ' · ' \ . '; .... .·' .~ • WP hg \1~ haO sinct"' . Though it was not reported along with u- - ~I diJy aDd blocked the. &""' "' a hoopital "'"'"''- ~te for more t!Jaa an hour unlll they ....., freed llld arreoled by pollee. Tbo plcketl- proteiUII(I job di.lcrlminatliiu on ·cky COIIIIrueUOII proj- . his observation on war and the economy, Goldwater presumably has ideas for stirring to prosperous heights an economy not merely without war but without $50 billion in "peace-time" defense outlay. . I Dilly s.tlnel, Pomeroy-l{lddleport, 0 ., Auc. II, lOG~ -= Autoland's Hospital News First Family .w-. 1:11.... Rr Jllltl AII!Gq who entfl'ed Elonhere Ia lhe ·' Holzer holpltal In the pall 21 (Jw"•ngop - . -' llb . . baun _ . atllrlel L. Burdet8,_ -trated· al l elly te, 1111 Garllold An., John . II'. owaed IW1rnmlnl J100l lfDadoJ Grotll, m, Orebard IIIU, CoY their loadon pi'Clllllled IliOn! ol. .walters, . . Third. Ave., ljugh the 1311111. n wu the lint dent- R. Albury, 400 Pi¥ st., KaOllllrstlon hen ..,.. eartY JUDO lii!UIO, Mrs. Golder Oeiley, Rt. 1•11ter1np at - . . l'tllaur- 2 Ptt.lol, Mrs. lttmelb 0. IIIIa. m- then lllOit ii the city's Green, Rt. I Crown City, WU..,taurlllll haw llliiiiUli08d • de- lltm D. Tilllt, lOt Liberty Ave., 'I JIPPIIoa !lllllc1· Pt.• P,t...,.l," Mj'l. \VIYM R. Abbott JJOII MeadowbroOit Dr PI ~ Mr 'l'holmt .~.j: ml• Ga., ldondoy. II Is Separated LOCAL AND STATE Newt,.()1 Mason County' Virginia.. "tsl A rural , . , _ u1<hool beglna a )N'Oiram of vol. Wltary d0108""8Btloa today. P...llosplt.l Jtmet LH 'l'll<llllpiGII of tt. Five YDUII(I Negroes, both bo)'ll 'Mrsnr:r::IT ( UP[} - Mr. ~ 0 ADMITI'ED - Gordon Sell- MaliOil County Circuit c-t. and girls, are ocbeduled fo atf mity o~."'J,/ord f: rell, Sr., Southside ; Mrs. Eu- They ...,.., tD JIWllta ,.,.,.. 8 tend llvlngoton Academy for the ectJ. aufo •N-Y1 gne Morrison, Letart; Mrs. Leo- Taylor from Leonllrcl B o u u first lime: Ten Negroes qulolly About )50 Negroes ..arcbod em ~ers h of the De~ ,:'lal , lie Tucker, Buffalo; sieplten Taylor, PJalntiH, awarded 1 r 23 began " ' - Monday at Clay tho A1lanlk· City Hall Mlllldoy In 'ol.ave oepara Kayser, Pt. Pleasant ; Johnny lody of four minor~-. IIIII County High School In Colina, a demo-alion qainlt olleged years mamage. Donohue Letart· Lawrence Mariani Rainey 'from Harold 0 Tom., te lnauaurote the Soulh's dll<rlmlnatloo More !hiD 3011 . . I fl'ord, te, and hla wife, t h OIDt llowlor, 'wellllton: Ohio. Douglas RBlney. end pen cuto first d_,..,auon of the IJ183.114 gro youiJio staged deD10118trolionf ormer Anne McDonnell, 4f. of DISCIIARGED _ Peggy Prof· lody ot their Infant child. ochool year. ' at oegregaled reotauranll, luadr ~-~thetNew York family, PT. PLEASANT - William !itt Racine · Mrs Kathleen Em. ··~-tr separation Sat.- Land J P fit>. , , . Schooll In the neighboring Tonurday lhroosh a local lawyer. ers, r ., omeroy, was erick. Pt. Pleasant. PPEAL FILED ...... communities began claues ~t Oldat ' w The announcement said : ed t50 and costs and oente'!e· l!IRTHS· A daughter to Mr. A early so Bludents can leave school ft' V WUI!aer, A $nitll Rt' ; "Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford eel to live day1 In jail and hod and Mrs. Wilford Scarberry of PT. PLEASANT - The Civil In the 1pring fo pick llrawborrles. ' ~. w. :.., ~lef F. U have decided upon a legal his license revoked for six Pt. Pleu'!"t : a son to Mt a~ Appeal action of Mn. IMter At Chicago, a fourth NegrofamSayre, Rt. 3 Leon, W. Va., Mrs. separation. They have ent•red mooths after pleading guilty to M,... Eug .~ Morm on. Lot!~· Pullins vs. James l!elcber has Uy moved Info a raclally~rou1:)Samuel A GlbiltJ Jr Rutland into the usual form ot separa- driving while Intoxicated when a son to M . and Mrs . e bee filed In the If' of th ' ·•Rt. I Dex-' t•-I" Tucker Buffalo n Clerk 1n oJustll!e tee e bled Soulh Side nelghborhond MOSCOW (UPI) - Seeret ary of State Dean Rusk was Mrs. VIrgil· p.....,.., ~· agreemen · arraigned before Jus1lce of ' · Circuit of Monday and pollee lncrelllled lholr reP."rted by diplomatic sources to have told the Soviet ter, Mrs. £dward L: Finley, There wao no mention o1. dl- Peace A. M. Goodwin. LandPeace Court ·Mrs. Pullins ,.81 vigil. In another part of the area Umon today that the United States may be interelled In Jackson Mrs Oda A Herbert vorce or any llnaliCial settle- ers was also fin..t $10 and ASK TO WED nd .ed ud t In th Monday, lntegrationllll picketed a. a Russia~ plan to ~revent surprise attacks by plai!lngln- Jackson: Mrs.' Thoma~ .A. ment. The coople has 1hree chil- C<>Sts io JP Coort: : PT. PLEASANT - Two coo- :: ; 43 ; :enthe defa~':I: mobil< ~ ·~~ ~~ ';., proteot spectors m strafegtc areas In both East and West. Wellotoo, Harry c. McKntsht, dren, Charlotle, :1:1, Anne, 20, Others arrailned before Good- Ipies hsve made application l!elc..;r w'i: appealed the ..,. a~.. a eged e ac '";Bre- i Rwk, cautiOUIIy exploring __ , ft 11 mode.._ the Rua- Callettaburg, Ky., end Randy end Edsel II, 14. win were Charles William Pic- for marriage licenses in th• of. lion to 'the higher court. ga 00 · ways fo eaae cold wm; ,........ r WOI "' L. Walls, Rt. I Ravenswood, Jloth Ford and Mn. Ford are keiU!, Pt. Pleasant, $25 and lite of the County Clerk. Ap· Six demoootrators aback~ In the wake of Monday I oians In IIIII. It wu revive.! by W. Va. Roman Catholics. The aufo mag- costs, intoxication ; Donald E. plying wer• Dendi Ra y Do•gthemselveo together wllh a cham of a partial nucle~ test Soviet Premier Nlklla Khrullh· ' Blrlltt nate, raised a Methodist. was Roush, SOuthside, $10 and COsts, las, 27, Leon Hoole I, and I JOINT OWNERS llld==pad=lock=':a:t:New=:¥:;o;,:rk: _:M=on· treaty, met twice d_urmg the diJy ~!a:'~~';::':.~ Mrs. William E. Blackmon, oonverted by Bishop Fulton J . intoxication ; Wilbur A. Brown- LiZ21e Mae Hart. 21. Leon Rl. 2; ' The Intemaliooal Bank for : I with British Forlllgll SecretaryF . let oily • he. lied I 22 Henkle Ave daughter 4"16 Sheen, who also officiated at ing PI Pleasant $10 and costs Edward Lee VanHoose. 39. R tru t' nd DeveloLord Homt and Soviet omgn eer moves ca or., ' · the weddi u ' · ' ' Ch k Oh' d G' 1 econs c 100 a r Andrew Grom ko. Including a DOD-Bggret~ion pact a.m. Monday. . "o· no inspection sticker ; Lester esapea e, IO..an •se a ment , organized in 1946 to help MRulnlstker """"'"" foybave tak- betwee31 the Weotera NATO aiD· Dloeharaed Ford " the grandson ol Hen- Ray Toms, Jr., Forest Clly, N. L Kohler Kozlowski, 26, Ches- member countries to finance ' wao r.,...p tl ta · tly d'--h eel ry Ford who founded the vast c d M'tch 1 Lo D · apeake Ohio 1 ---------the · lti tlve at today's meet· ance and the Communllt Wanaw a en recen 1M: Mg ! . ., an e gan av•s. ' · reconstruction of war damages. • ~:gs to IDaska Gromyko to expJ&in Pact-to eue world tenliou. included Mrt. Carlos ~te. Mrs. a~tomottve empire 60 years a- ~reensboro , N. C., each were ---is wholly owned by its 11 rnemGaage IOadlngo. GaUipolls tho surprise attack plan in Khrushchev J~ » M~~r~aret Lawless, Cla.tr Lynch g . fmed $tO and cos"., on charges DIVORCES GRANTED ber governments, accordq t. dam 1U. IU, running 11 feet er detail. that !he lnspecton be tlatloned Mrs. H. J. Hall, Mrs. Robert of Improper passtng , Darrell PT. PLEASANT - Two di- the Britannica l!ook ol the on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 21 ·• n. at llllCb llrategle Installations 8B Shearer, Mrs. J. A. Gubler, Mrs. PT. PLEASANT C. Stone, Jr., Loon Route 3• vorces were granted bv Judge Year 12, Pt. Pleasant 21.51, Hinton. e harbor•. rall dopollllld alrlieldo C. B.. Buckley, Mrs. D. K. Ev- UVESTOCK SALES co. $10 and costs. left of center : ~~;-~~;;;.;;~~~.;,·:-;~i"-~=======--""i .61. stationary, Kanawha Falls to keep labs on troop movemenll ans end Infant daughter, Mro. Eugene Huffman. Leon Route 2, 1.98 falling, Charleston 18.34 rlsthat mlght .be CCIIIneoted with 1 E. M. Blake Jr., and Infant PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. $5 and costs, load overhang; lng, Londoo and Marmet dams • • suddeo attack by either aide, daughter, Mrs. A. 0. Reedy and Saturday, I, 3, 111113 Roy C. Brown, Parkersburg, $10 were on the sills, and Winfield MORE Infant ..... Miss Erna Mirehell, HOGS - 175 lo 220 17.50 lo alld costs, intoxication : Grace dam WSB running 2 feet. IX lluJk, Home and Gromyko were Mrs. Paul Lanier, DenniJ Mul- 18.00; Heavies 14.00 to 16.50; J. Somerville, Pt. Pleasant , aud lloAI movem..ta: reported fo hsve .U..IIIOed ouch ford, Deborah Bowser, Vickie Fat Sows 13.00 to 14.50; !!oars Caroline Windsor, Pl. Pleasant Oblo River - Albert Holden questlono u the distribution of L. Criner end Vanessa Hunt. 9.00 to 10.50: Pigs 7.00 to 10.00; were each finod $tO and costs, up 14, 2:35 p.m.; National up lhe lnspeclors at today"s 101aton. AmoRe Alling Stock Shoals t7.00 to 22.00. expired Inspection stickers: 14. 5. p.m.; Dixie Spirit up It, M n.e diplomatic oourceo uJd the Acconllng tD tbe midnight re- CATn.E - Steers 15.80 to James K. Shinn, Pt. Pleasant, 5:20 ,p.m. ; Thelma Ann up 14, SEOUL, Kora tUPIJ -A soviet lllde apparently placed rna- port o1. the nursing department, 22.50; Heifers 14.110 to 21.00; $10 and oosts, expired licensL• 8:25 p.m.; Jleaver up 15, 1:50 1u.s. Army plane with six jor emphuil 08 oboerven ia both those patients who were Hated Fat Cows 13.00 to 15.10; Canners plates ; Lucille M. Durst, Pt. a.m.; Jacob G. down 17, 9:45 cans aboard bu been East and w..t Germany. as fair Included Charles Sheline, 9.00 to 13.00; Bulls 15.90 to 13.- Pleasant, $10 and costs, defec. p.m.; Solan Lane down 17, 5 Sunday on a flight from Puoly E......lery Frank Klsh, Mrs. Estus Ply- 50; Stock Steers 20.00 to 25.40: live exhaust; Frederick D. a.m.; C. V. Harner tied up a- eastern Korean coalll fo lh• Seoul The ....... emphasized, how· male, Levi Barry, John C. !lou- .Stock Heifers 18.011 !\) 21.00; Mc<l<Jwan, Ashton, $10 and bove 17 on account of fog; Es- area, the United Nations Com- ever, that the M....., meeUngs gberty, otis C. Lewis, Roy Ma· Stock Steer Calves 21.00 to 25.· costs, failure to yield right-(lf· so Pennsylvania up 18, IUO man <UNCI said today. _ . purely exploratory. U they thlas, Hugh Atbury, Mrs. San- 50; Stock Heifer Calves 20.00 way; Clayton McDade, Loon, Open Stock PiR<H For a.m. ; Vulcan up 18, 6:30 a.m.; A ground and air ...,..h has ahow there Is a real posolbOity ford Griffith, Mrs. NeDie Blank- to 23.00. $10 and costs, intoxication ; LIVING ROOM - DINING ROOM-BEDROOM Louhdana down 18, 7:30 a.m.; failed fo prOduee anylhing 10 far. lor further East-w..t agreemenll, enshlp, Mrs. Lowell McNickle, VEAL CALVES - Topa 28.011; Dorset McDad•. Leon, $50 and Jerry l!ooworth up 19, 5:35 a.m. A UNC apokesman said the toUrceo uld, they may be Dana HyseR, Mrs. Bertha Sick· Seconds 25.50: Medium 20.25 to costs, Z4 hours in jail, license John Ladd Dean down 20, 4:15 1day there had boon oo followed by a oummlt meeting be- els, Coy Walters, Friley Lewis, 2UO; Common a. Heavies 18.011 revoked for six months, driving PNoid<!nt Kennedy, George Durst, Lewlll Staten, to 24.90. whlle intoxicated ; Ray Harold a.m.; Valley Veyager up 21, 5:- of Commualst firing either in 05 a.m.; F. H. Johnson down area where the plane was Khrushchev anc1 Brltlllh Pearl Brown, WilHam IAMBS- Tops 19.00; Seconds Duncan, Apple Grove, $10 and MIDDLEPORT, 0 . 22, 4:50 a.m. ; S. M. Jenks up or aloog the demilitarized Minister Harold Macmillan. E. A. Reed, John Me- 13.011; Light Welghll 12.00 to ,costs, left of center charge. I 23, 3:115 a.m.; John J. Rowe up whoa !he alrerJCit was lost. Informed diplomatic , Mlu Mayme llerridge 11o5~ .00~·-_ _ _ _ _ _ _..::_•n~t~M~ason ~.':P."a!'ge'...'.:....:.·..:.·..:.....:.. ..:.·~·:·:=":.J::""'~..,......,.,....,...,.....,...,....========.,...,'II 23, 4:011 a.m.; Elgercllll up 23, n.e plane look off from an hero have BpO<Uialed !hat IIUch and Mrs. Sophia Thomas. -·· ----~ 5:40 a.m.; ShUfiy up Greenup otrtp near Daepo-RI, aboot meeting might tab pia"' _ __;·_ __ 6:50 p.m.; Reliable down miles east of Seoul about s the United Natlooo General Greenup 7:t0 p.m.; Luther heading -hwest for oembly meeting In New York Herdman up Greenup I a.m.; but failed te arrive, fall. Pamela D. up Greenup 3:35 a. said. Pyongtaok is aboutn ConferetlOe oourcer •aid m.; R. H. Bosworth II up Green· south ol Seoul. up.......t certain ~=::I up 6:25 a.m.; Dav~ Crockett Deapo-Ri is about 40 coneerning Gromylro'• down 31, 2:35 a.m. ; Crucible ... uth of !he truce line. !hat lnspec!A>n In Eall llld down 31, 4:25 a.m.; ,,.... Cho- said unless the plane stayed Germany lake precedence In 0 tin up 32, 4:40a.m.; Linda Cho- its course it woold not have been posolble ourprlle attack plan. lin up 32, 4:40 a.m.; Charles near communist North Korea oo Weotern . - ,. . pointed John Dudding, naUve of Mid- · Stevenson down 33, 1:50 a.m.; Its Hight. that ouch. a plan mightlmp!J ,... jdleport Monday night was nam· [ Craig M. down 33, 3:40 a.m.; n.e aircraR, attached te the ognltlon of the East German f·or all alhletles at James Hines down 33; 4:55 a. s. Army'• Korean Military muniot regime. 'llle United Trace High school. m.; J. S. Lewia down 33, 5:45 allCO Group. carried one l!rltaln, Fran<o ml West Dudding succeeds Bob Arthur a.m.; Inca down 34, I : 10 a.m. ; and five enlisted men, I! wu many rep•tedly have head football coach In t h e Jane T. up 34, 6:20 a.m. nounced. !heir flat O(lpollltion to any school. Arthur's re&GaDlpolll Dam - Semel down whtch mlsht Imply was accepted Monday 1:40 p.m. ; Queen City up 11 Bandil8 Hit Town, mstle recoanlllon. the board of educap.m.; Western down 1:15 a.m.; ~ Are.Beheaded Rusk wu underllood te with Mary Martt, Edeana l!ooworth up 5:35 a.m. ... fold Gromylro the United teacher. BOGOTA, Colombia favored a 0011trol pool plan last nlshl were J[ppwlta River ~ Diesel up chete-wielding bandits w011ld give lnspeciA>n freedom (Edl Ullman, who wUl Marmet 7:50p.m.; Solvay down 42 persons Monday In uoaults move around the areu from Rio Gronde colMarmet 12:30 a.m. ; Glendora four vehlcles on a highway their llll'V"illaace. later thlll fall. He wlll teach down Winfield 2 p.m.; Little 60 miles northwest of Bogota, 'llle ........, oalcl he alao and soclal studies In Edward up Winfield 3:15 p.m.; cording to an army mended any posolble hlgb IICbool. Merrill up Winfield 9:30 p.m.; mont. Include some form of · Charles Duncait was a]liiOintLelia Shesrer up Winfield 9:50 'Ibe announcement oald sides" Inspection oet-up flrlt junl« hljh football and bup.m.; W. H. Shaver Jr. up Win- bandits atoppod a bUI and posed · by Iormor coach. field 11:40 p.m.; Helen Z. up governmoDt dump truckt at Dwight D. Ellenhower. eon.tanee Moore was named Winfield 3:10 a.m.; Lucy Jane point on the highway between Gromylro woa oald te counaelor with a Lu<aa up Winfield 4:20 a.m. townA of La Dorada and made It <ieor the Kremlin Increase In aslary. In eastern Caldu State. Insist oo fhed ~ paoli ooly. In other matten, the board MEANY IIJPPORTI MERGER The occupants o( the l request lor bus rewero forced Into a small end awarded Standard WAliiiiNG'l'ON mPH - AFL- near the highway, robbed ml ~·~IllS Co., fuel oU <011lracts for CJO Pnsldont George Meany has headed one at a limo, the SALES REPORT II 11113-tf term. 8'- his IIUJIIIOl'l te a merger of oald. 'l1le vlctlnll Thomas Milia Nationwide lnlhe AFL-CJO Jntematlonal Photo pubUe worb depaOltlo Valley LIYetladt Co .. received the bus ln1 Enll'aven Union and the lnde- aDd :•BBnts on their way ..,~~;Do S:.~T .iO cootract. pendent Alnlgamated Lithogra- mark . OO· iJ ht tl> II . llaDnan Ttace needs one 00 pbers of America Union. n.. Incident occurred In 811 13• ' 8 17110 · · ' teae1ter and a high Me uJd Monday !hat he area Where bandits have ma11a- Sows 12.011 to 1UO; Slal[l tnotruetor to comple"'te"""lts' l 15 110 would the execuUve council creel thou8antts 01 per10111 iD re· ; Boars a.oo to tf.OO; staff for the new school 1o approw the merger plan at its cent years ~lte army efforts "'s.~ ::~ lo 10.00; Au&· 11 meeting. maintain ord • CATI'LE _Steers I8.IIO te 00; Heifers U.OO to 2Ut; l!~•r 1Clll CM811E11 Baef 13.110 to 25.00; Fat AnSP:=~ ~~lnfl 12.110 te 11.00; Cadnero 1.10 ..... .,_ In the CRI','' ... uclpa....,. 12.00; Bulla IUO lo 11.110; "·,__ __.1_ 20 01J ~·· .- aest ,..-•-we Wit DIM· COWl IM.00 •· w • • crashed near here MonVEAL CALVES- Topo 26.71; ot the 1. SecondJ :ZZ.OO to 25.ot; . ]\lone . •v• crewmen ' 11.110 to 2U~O; Com. .. H'f'l. 11.: w~~ and ArmJ ore The Smith Family is having a cookout. They're at 1111 fo 21.110, cuu. 11.00 1o 11. itaglna Joint exen:IJes. hill the other end of this extension cord that you see SHEEP - E1ret • lml. strae m, In the Carolina. , _ plugged in a Wea~herproof .Receptacle . , te 1o.OO; Stock Em t.llll tAl WU DO lmmedllle work oh what The Smith's live in a Medallion Home (wouldn t you 10.01; Fat Sltei!p Ut to tho plane to cnlli. Hour know) . One of the many Bonus features that comes Collo lOll to • .10; Bucb with a Medallion Home are Weatherproof Recepta· to 1.00; Fat Welben 4.110 to 10.· cles in front and back. 01. We~therp.-oof Receptacles add extra family livina; W188 - T!)lll 11"9,; onda lUll to 11.10; LJctit ... ·" ' HEAnNG AND to a Medallion Home. In addition to the fun side, 10.00 te 1UOi Commott l.ot· Smitty can -cut the grass, wast) the car, build a fence ,.AJI.CONPmONING U.ll. . (a.fter dark if he chooses). Weatherproof Receptaclee ' are 'j ust one of many Medallion Home Bonus featur~. • The Smith's have time to enjoy life - in a Medalltlln Home. · Allk your builder about the many Bonus features ·In ' • Medallion Home. · ~dtoet.-- "'ould Place Inspectors ID E3St•west stratePlC• Areas Goldwater On War-Sen. Barry Goldwater of .Arizona says the nation twice was rescued from fl . napclal disaster by war - first World War U and then the Korean war. Certainly It is true that in 1940 and thereafter, the great war provided a stim· ulus to the economy which neither government nor business had been able to give It in the late 1930s. It Is equally so that the Korean conflict helped erase the effects of the 1949-50 recession. The latter was no worse, howPver, than many Sec dR al T Sch Is· . on, or . · ennessee oo .~ Voluntary Program Of Desegregation lly ly HeiOfl loti.. .. ..- .,. • s-Daii.J Sentinel, Fo~Dm~Y·Middleport, 0 ., AUJ. e, 1881 /Jelen 1/elp Us! Measure Of A Kingmaker--- · Before too many month& it will be time to have a fresb look at the glossary of IIIUCh-allused political terms. In 1960 the honors went easily to "de!ldlock," Eve11 a superficial review of presidential nomlnatin~ history back to post-Civil War days discloses that the convention deadlock is a fairly rare occurrence. Yet the Idea turned up in 1960 more often than v()ur breakfa~t orange juice. Both major party nominee' were of course chosen in one ballot. An early front-runner this time is 'kingmaker." This covers the man who, Hors~? \ • ' ~ !.!:..'!!. La defS F•mecJ $50 CoslS Jn p • CoUrt · v....,. m."t ....: Mr.. Deck; War may have "rescued" us from economic doldrums. But, aside from its terrible human cost, it added $216 billion to the U.S. public debt In 1941-45. Another $11 bilUon was tacked to the debt In the Korean war period. Some of Goldwater's most ardent followers would say that is tr~dlng one kind of financial disaster for another. River Report •"'gested • us pIane, s· s31•d.MiSSJDP' • Voice Of Croadway ••• Reporting By DOROTHY KILGALLEN The London Scandals If you, as a newspaper reader, .have conceived the Idea th•l Miss Chnsbne Keeler was handled in rather an extraordinary fashion for a chlppie in a vice trial, be assured you are not alone. . There Is no precedent for the ktd gloves treatment the redhaired star wit· ness for the Crown has been granted m this case. First of all, the prosecution had promised her immunity if she would tell the truth at Old Bailey, no matter how ·:the truth" might conflict with any prevtous testiiT'nny she had given at any of the numerous trials and poli~e mvestl~a­ tions and magistrates hearmgs m wh1ch she had been involved. That In itself is not too preposterous. since she had turned Queens evidence, although this was probably a matter the Queen would prefer not to disc•1ss. Sma11 possession of narcotics. But queerly enough, Miss Keeler's predilection lor ~n­ dian hemp has been known to the pobce since 1961 yet she was never charged with the offense. It seemed to amuse the presiding judge, Mr. Justice Marshall, to pretend that he thought the Fourth Estate was guilty of exaggerating this case be~ond the no:m and giving "false em)!hasts ~ this fact and present distorted ptctures. This is twiddle-twaddle and the perceptive judge knows it It is, in fact, . beneath his dignity to suggest to the JUry that Ule newspapers exaggerated this •"'ce BAKER FURNITURE case. The newspapers do not have to enlarge on any facts in a story ~hen the Secretary of State for War, as m the Instance of Mr.' John Profumo, rises in the House of Commons to swear that he Is Innocent of 0 ny wrongdoing with a 21year-old harlot, and a couple of months • • later takes the floor of Parliament again But consider that Miss Keeler sQme to say so sorry, he lied: he really had enmonths ago had been shot at by John gaged in illicit relations with Miss KeelEdgecombe one of her numerous lovers. er. The gun us~d by Mr. Edgecombe with so little success belonged to Miss Keeler, This Is a case beyond need for exagbut she had no Ucense for it. geration. Even when presented in its The British police usually take a ve- simplest form It Is scarcely credible, so rv dim view of citizens who hold weap· the pretenSf! that joumallats endowed it ons without licenses, but Miss Keeler was with an importance it did not deserve Is never charged with that offense. not only false but r•ther vulgar in Its Whe~. it came time for the proper aupatently erroneous lmpilcation. thorities to Icy Mr. Edgecombe for atOne was tempted to say "come off it, temptiv• to murder Miss Keeler, natur- milord. You are not confined in such a ally she" was scltedtiled to appear as the tall ivory tower tbat you are astonished star witness for the prosecuhon. by the interest of the newspapers when However, when the case came up, a Cabinet member resigns in disgrace. Miss Keeler did not show in court. She You do not seriously lllJintain that the was on a holiday In Spain with a couple F'ourth Estate is at f~ult when It records of friends when she should have been history made in and b~ t~e House of giving her eyewitness testimony. Commons. . But the accused ldr. Edgecombe was "What would you ·have, Mr. Justice conVicted without her, and handed a sevMarshall - newspapers which silence en-year prison sentence, and Miss Keeler did not get so much as a slap on the the facts because they are unpalatable, wrist, from the law for absenting herself or because they thrust distinguished personages Into headlines of a size usually at a crucial time. rese,-ved for thugs?" • If I had any need to explain my InNow we may lake up the matter of narcotics. Miss Keeler. herself has testi- terest in !he Ward case to the learned fied In the v~tness stand at Old Bailey judge, I could. point out that I ha:ve been · that she used mal'ijuana - or "Indian covering stoties about crimes Iince I hemp" as It Is called by the bewigged was 17 years old, and thla Is the first barristers over here - and that she and time I have ever been assigned to a case Dr. Stephen Ward,' the defendant In this of ptocuring. celebrated case, used to drlva around to Ordinarily, the trial of a man charvarious places to obtain It, but that she was always the one who went in and ged with living off the earnings of prostitutes would not rate three pangraphs a•ked for it while he stayed in the cor. ~re are in Britain some quite strln- in my paper or any other reputable pubcent regulations against the purcbase or lication. Duddm•g Gets Hannan Trace Coach'mg J b • • • • 2 SENTINEl OP • • • Do It • I • C.;;·:!l::: ! :;. BERRrs· ""!.t SYRACUSE SYRACUSE SCHOOL GROUNDS Wed~ August. 7 WEATHERPROOF OUTLETS THE MARK OF A MEDALLION HDMB =. 2Ptrfor•ICes-2 p.m. and a,.... "COLEMAN" .. I SERVICE· •• I¥RDWQI ':..·I '~ ,. ; ..; ' iot J. • • the SLa:CTAIC co. • • -· ,1 U~!.."" ""'!8 .~-T"41'tN - ,• - ~~~CTit,. ··~· • �• ~I J - '' . .I Ironton· Edges Middleport 1-0 ln.-Finale· . ' The Baily Sentinel. . Gossip $Mi11ions Lost By Stores ' Tannehill Pikbes 1-hit Middleport Takes Racine 3-l On Stobart's 3-Hitter To Employee Dishonesty PAGE ! WHEREVER YOU ARE ••• You'll Need The Home Newspaper On Your Vacation Trip HAVE A WONDERFUL' TIME ON YOUR VACATION • • • BUT BEFORE YOU GO, I Check This List! I TYPE DRY QJANING I 10 ..... ~ ROlliSON'S ( ) DID I STOP THE MILK DELIVERY? " ( ) DID I TURN OFF All THE FAUCOS? ' Best Production In Six Years Seen By Steelmen HAVE AWONDERFUL TIME ON ·youR VACATION. .. BUT BEFORE YOU GO, . ' ( ) DID I LOCK All THE DOORS AND WINDOWS? ( ) DID I PAY THE PAPER BOY? ( )DID I CONTACT MY PAPER lOY OR THE CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT TO HAVE MY NEWSPAPERS SAVED FOR ME IN A VACATION PAC, OR MAILED TO ME? CHECK THIS LIST []DID I nOP THI MILK D.LMRY? [JDID I TURN OPI' ALL THI I'AUCmt Be Sure To Use One Of eDID I LOCK ALL THI DOORS AND WINDOWit [JDID I PAY THE PAPER BOY? Our Convenient [JDID I CONTACT MY PAPER BOY OR THI CIRCULATION DEP'r. TO HAVE MY NEWS. I PAPERS.SAVED 1'01 ME IN A VACATION VACATION PLAtlS PAC. OR MAILED TO ME! Forming For Fall Pennel Breaks Own Record, Vaultsl6Feet,l01 Inches 9or 12 Month Cours" • Secretarial • Accounting Four New Members In Hall Of Fame l~n.pts LONDON <VPU -A confident John Pennel predicted today tbat b1s new wor'JCI pole vault mark would last only as long as it took him 1o return to shape next season. at thF 22·year-old Northeast Lo·j::,:rllla State student deared tbe bar on his third try. He then miss d t.-.rt-t attempts at li fE"et, lt4 inc11. Penrel's old mark or 16-8:Y, was set here July 13 and lll -lO'I1, COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. <UPilBrevity was the keynote during the instqll.at•on of the four new· Administration est members of baseball'! Hall • General Office or .. F .. ~e Mf)(ld~y. "1 hope to reach 17 feet, four I el.Jualled b.v tum •~t Warsaw (m Th11 1s a bigger rta:v than I inches, or maybe even 17 feet, J\ily 26. eiBM Key Punch ever had before ...l'm not going ~I( inches by OlympiC time next I Tbe U.S. men y,:or, six of the to try to fiud words to explain year," be said. 1l events on the final day's pra. The Better Office Joos how I" fec>l_·· said 87-year-old El· Pf'nnel bustet1 hla own world I grnm ror a total of 13 in will go to those with mer F\ck. rer ord Monday \\:itb a vault of 1 two-clay m!'~ . An outstanding Business College Sam ~ice, 71, called hi.s indue- 16 feet, 10' inche3, which helped lort was tunrf'ft in by Training! lion "the !>i~g~t thiof any of us ca"Ty the United States Men ·~ f~rr of Ariz-ma ~tatr Univeosity, cc11 ever huv~. and at 144 pounds track and field team to a 120-91 whc established 1'1 ~;tnd:um record D•y & Evening Clulft I do'l't kr.ow how I ever got v·~-tory over Brttain in a dual ol 2ft~ !leconds i't winning the throt\gh it." mf'et. It was the fonrth victory :.tltJ-:•ard-run. -Register Now't'hf: formal •nduction of Rice, without defeat ror tbt:· Yanks on For Catalog & Information Fllclt;: and· tbP late John Clarkson the1r European tU1Jr. Clt~ V ~~k ~urcoesses Write, Visit or Cell and Eppa RixPy W81 IJe'd before-! Bowever, the u.s. women, giv- _fur.1P.d 1~ by r.f.X C&•·ley of a ~rowd of 1,500, whil'h braved er1 e cllanoe to \\ 10 their fir 8t t>rn Califora1a m tht. ~-yard[l threa.eniog wt>ather and an meet of the tour, fell apart on the hl!rdles (5l.4l; M~r~c.n casian.'31 mJsty rain to attend the 1 flnttl day ag.t: 11;;t England and Oregon State in ~ fl80.yard outdoor cerernvntd ·· ~m:t 65~-51~. The Brttlsb 440- i Frtm~ Covelli ot -~rlzona State U. RJ:xe,, who died 32 daylj after yard relay t(l'ltr. Jet 'a women'11 1 in tJ.r javelm f'ISJ feet, 10~ hla election to the Hall of Fame world record of 4!:..2 seconda. esl; and .,, the 1600-yard hilt' -wlnter, WI!& npre~ertted by Pftlnel e•~l"ffllcd tt!e drama of :.ellm IS:07 lJ hi& widow. CI:Jrti.!'lon who died in tdr record att9mpl until hl1 final 'i'11e lone U.S. women's victory Phone «M367 1908, was rtp!t:sented by a jump before ~ recl'Pt!ve crowd or on tlle _final r.~iy \\88 Ohio V•lley Bonk Bldg. nephew, Fr<~~•rl<!k H. Clarbonji!O.PIIO In W"it• Clly Stadium. "Y Sharon s:o ·lJ>h<~fld of Cleloel01od .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,. Jr. Aller laill"ll on hll flr.t two a<· iD lbe dllcus. ~Business GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE Be Sure To Use One Of Our Convenient VACATI-ON ,PlANS I· I ·'· VACATION PAC .... Is deslgoed for those who will Dot be at one ~ long enough to bave the paper mailed. Your carrier will save your CGJIU II • convenient Vacation Pac for delivery wben you return. White CREW SOCKS Property THE SHOE BOX •ROOFING •PAINTING THIS WEEK'S -If MAIL AWAY I'IRVICI .••. We'll maD your paparatDIImrl you plaD Gil belqln one ~ee two weeks or loDger. Your subscription muat be prepaid at your usual carrier rate for tho tlml y'oa will be gone, but we'D take care of tha Di•ntnaata. Fill In And Mail .This CouP.on ·TODAYI .- .............. ' .......... (Neme) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ....... mall'' lilY ~~ I C i t r l - - - - - - ~ Fromz ( D a t e l - - - - - - - -· (ToJ - - - - lfrot HttM ~....... chw& 'encla •• ' '' Par------. . . . . . -..----" Wn1 Or t• !:¥• . C•ll W'h211f, iiUWIII! herolfyou . . . . . . . . . . . ... .,._ . D~ILY ' ' 11 REPAIR ~6-9'5· :; ' I .' ' I I f VAJ .lANDl ": · FISHEl. I Plea• mall my paper lo: '"-1 - - - - - - - - - Addreu: ICI!JI - - - - - - - - (St.to) Date: !From' - - - - - - - - ITol I My Home Acid,_ 11 I Check Enclolad F o r - - - - - - - - - - - W.... Or Call WY 2·2156, Clnul8tiM Dlillf, I ' . CliNTON : ......,.roy,Ohlo I V-8 motor, standard<transmission, radio &Dei heatll'. Prlctd at a l.oW fllire to ~ t1lla week· ••• -\' . Clrcullltlon D.pt., The Dally Sentinel 300-4 • FILL IN AND MAIL THIS COUPON TODAYI ----------------•carpenter 1 1 ·SPECIAL FORD 58 eusroM DOOR Clrculetlon Dept.. The I'Jtlly Sentinel MAIL AWAY SERVICE .... We'll mail your paper at DO atn 1!0111 If )'011 plan on being In one place two weeks or longer. Your sublcripdoll mua& llo prepaid at your usuat carrier rate for the timea you wW be aone, but we'D take care of the mliliD& costs. MAINTENANCE MIDDLII'ORT VACATION PAC .•.• le deii8J1ed for tbote who will DDt be at one addreu.l!mi IDOUih to have tbl paper maUed. Your carrier will aave your copleiiD a eoDveDieDt Vaeatton Paa for dellvel')' wjlea you return. r oc- l FOR MEN! ' t I OChaclt 11-.lf you ...... Ill to ..... ,.., .... ". far . .._, ......, ,., "'urn. I I I I I I L--------------~J The Daily �• ~I J - '' . .I Ironton· Edges Middleport 1-0 ln.-Finale· . ' The Baily Sentinel. . Gossip $Mi11ions Lost By Stores ' Tannehill Pikbes 1-hit Middleport Takes Racine 3-l On Stobart's 3-Hitter To Employee Dishonesty PAGE ! WHEREVER YOU ARE ••• You'll Need The Home Newspaper On Your Vacation Trip HAVE A WONDERFUL' TIME ON YOUR VACATION • • • BUT BEFORE YOU GO, I Check This List! I TYPE DRY QJANING I 10 ..... ~ ROlliSON'S ( ) DID I STOP THE MILK DELIVERY? " ( ) DID I TURN OFF All THE FAUCOS? ' Best Production In Six Years Seen By Steelmen HAVE AWONDERFUL TIME ON ·youR VACATION. .. BUT BEFORE YOU GO, . ' ( ) DID I LOCK All THE DOORS AND WINDOWS? ( ) DID I PAY THE PAPER BOY? ( )DID I CONTACT MY PAPER lOY OR THE CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT TO HAVE MY NEWSPAPERS SAVED FOR ME IN A VACATION PAC, OR MAILED TO ME? CHECK THIS LIST []DID I nOP THI MILK D.LMRY? [JDID I TURN OPI' ALL THI I'AUCmt Be Sure To Use One Of eDID I LOCK ALL THI DOORS AND WINDOWit [JDID I PAY THE PAPER BOY? Our Convenient [JDID I CONTACT MY PAPER BOY OR THI CIRCULATION DEP'r. TO HAVE MY NEWS. I PAPERS.SAVED 1'01 ME IN A VACATION VACATION PLAtlS PAC. OR MAILED TO ME! Forming For Fall Pennel Breaks Own Record, Vaultsl6Feet,l01 Inches 9or 12 Month Cours" • Secretarial • Accounting Four New Members In Hall Of Fame l~n.pts LONDON <VPU -A confident John Pennel predicted today tbat b1s new wor'JCI pole vault mark would last only as long as it took him 1o return to shape next season. at thF 22·year-old Northeast Lo·j::,:rllla State student deared tbe bar on his third try. He then miss d t.-.rt-t attempts at li fE"et, lt4 inc11. Penrel's old mark or 16-8:Y, was set here July 13 and lll -lO'I1, COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. <UPilBrevity was the keynote during the instqll.at•on of the four new· Administration est members of baseball'! Hall • General Office or .. F .. ~e Mf)(ld~y. "1 hope to reach 17 feet, four I el.Jualled b.v tum •~t Warsaw (m Th11 1s a bigger rta:v than I inches, or maybe even 17 feet, J\ily 26. eiBM Key Punch ever had before ...l'm not going ~I( inches by OlympiC time next I Tbe U.S. men y,:or, six of the to try to fiud words to explain year," be said. 1l events on the final day's pra. The Better Office Joos how I" fec>l_·· said 87-year-old El· Pf'nnel bustet1 hla own world I grnm ror a total of 13 in will go to those with mer F\ck. rer ord Monday \\:itb a vault of 1 two-clay m!'~ . An outstanding Business College Sam ~ice, 71, called hi.s indue- 16 feet, 10' inche3, which helped lort was tunrf'ft in by Training! lion "the !>i~g~t thiof any of us ca"Ty the United States Men ·~ f~rr of Ariz-ma ~tatr Univeosity, cc11 ever huv~. and at 144 pounds track and field team to a 120-91 whc established 1'1 ~;tnd:um record D•y & Evening Clulft I do'l't kr.ow how I ever got v·~-tory over Brttain in a dual ol 2ft~ !leconds i't winning the throt\gh it." mf'et. It was the fonrth victory :.tltJ-:•ard-run. -Register Now't'hf: formal •nduction of Rice, without defeat ror tbt:· Yanks on For Catalog & Information Fllclt;: and· tbP late John Clarkson the1r European tU1Jr. Clt~ V ~~k ~urcoesses Write, Visit or Cell and Eppa RixPy W81 IJe'd before-! Bowever, the u.s. women, giv- _fur.1P.d 1~ by r.f.X C&•·ley of a ~rowd of 1,500, whil'h braved er1 e cllanoe to \\ 10 their fir 8t t>rn Califora1a m tht. ~-yard[l threa.eniog wt>ather and an meet of the tour, fell apart on the hl!rdles (5l.4l; M~r~c.n casian.'31 mJsty rain to attend the 1 flnttl day ag.t: 11;;t England and Oregon State in ~ fl80.yard outdoor cerernvntd ·· ~m:t 65~-51~. The Brttlsb 440- i Frtm~ Covelli ot -~rlzona State U. RJ:xe,, who died 32 daylj after yard relay t(l'ltr. Jet 'a women'11 1 in tJ.r javelm f'ISJ feet, 10~ hla election to the Hall of Fame world record of 4!:..2 seconda. esl; and .,, the 1600-yard hilt' -wlnter, WI!& npre~ertted by Pftlnel e•~l"ffllcd tt!e drama of :.ellm IS:07 lJ hi& widow. CI:Jrti.!'lon who died in tdr record att9mpl until hl1 final 'i'11e lone U.S. women's victory Phone «M367 1908, was rtp!t:sented by a jump before ~ recl'Pt!ve crowd or on tlle _final r.~iy \\88 Ohio V•lley Bonk Bldg. nephew, Fr<~~•rl<!k H. Clarbonji!O.PIIO In W"it• Clly Stadium. "Y Sharon s:o ·lJ>h<~fld of Cleloel01od .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,. Jr. Aller laill"ll on hll flr.t two a<· iD lbe dllcus. ~Business GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE Be Sure To Use One Of Our Convenient VACATI-ON ,PlANS I· I ·'· VACATION PAC .... Is deslgoed for those who will Dot be at one ~ long enough to bave the paper mailed. Your carrier will save your CGJIU II • convenient Vacation Pac for delivery wben you return. White CREW SOCKS Property THE SHOE BOX •ROOFING •PAINTING THIS WEEK'S -If MAIL AWAY I'IRVICI .••. We'll maD your paparatDIImrl you plaD Gil belqln one ~ee two weeks or loDger. Your subscription muat be prepaid at your usual carrier rate for tho tlml y'oa will be gone, but we'D take care of tha Di•ntnaata. Fill In And Mail .This CouP.on ·TODAYI .- .............. ' .......... (Neme) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ....... mall'' lilY ~~ I C i t r l - - - - - - ~ Fromz ( D a t e l - - - - - - - -· (ToJ - - - - lfrot HttM ~....... chw& 'encla •• ' '' Par------. . . . . . -..----" Wn1 Or t• !:¥• . C•ll W'h211f, iiUWIII! herolfyou . . . . . . . . . . . ... .,._ . D~ILY ' ' 11 REPAIR ~6-9'5· :; ' I .' ' I I f VAJ .lANDl ": · FISHEl. I Plea• mall my paper lo: '"-1 - - - - - - - - - Addreu: ICI!JI - - - - - - - - (St.to) Date: !From' - - - - - - - - ITol I My Home Acid,_ 11 I Check Enclolad F o r - - - - - - - - - - - W.... Or Call WY 2·2156, Clnul8tiM Dlillf, I ' . CliNTON : ......,.roy,Ohlo I V-8 motor, standard<transmission, radio &Dei heatll'. Prlctd at a l.oW fllire to ~ t1lla week· ••• -\' . Clrcullltlon D.pt., The Dally Sentinel 300-4 • FILL IN AND MAIL THIS COUPON TODAYI ----------------•carpenter 1 1 ·SPECIAL FORD 58 eusroM DOOR Clrculetlon Dept.. The I'Jtlly Sentinel MAIL AWAY SERVICE .... We'll mail your paper at DO atn 1!0111 If )'011 plan on being In one place two weeks or longer. Your sublcripdoll mua& llo prepaid at your usuat carrier rate for the timea you wW be aone, but we'D take care of the mliliD& costs. MAINTENANCE MIDDLII'ORT VACATION PAC .•.• le deii8J1ed for tbote who will DDt be at one addreu.l!mi IDOUih to have tbl paper maUed. Your carrier will aave your copleiiD a eoDveDieDt Vaeatton Paa for dellvel')' wjlea you return. r oc- l FOR MEN! ' t I OChaclt 11-.lf you ...... Ill to ..... ,.., .... ". far . .._, ......, ,., "'urn. I I I I I I L--------------~J The Daily �-~-·-- -~• - - ..... . - • ..... ~· I o ,.. ... 'o .. . - - - .... - ._ • ...__. .... .. , .. ~ _. ~- ... " ' - ..,__... - ·., t " - - ... , ......... .,.• ... . ' ) ~ J '· • • ' . ' ' . !&--=D=ai=ly~Se~n~tin~e~l,~Po=m=er=o=y·=MI=d=d=le=po=r~t,=O=··=A~u~g=.=6,=1=96=3 (I ass if ied Ads Get Results. ausiNESs 1961 CHEVROLET ::--------:-----:----:- $1989 1961 CORVAIR - - - - - - $1595 4 Door SP.da n _ 1 ocal owner, low mileage, spotless clean interior, Powerglide. Radio and heater. 1960 CHEVROLET ------'- Dt.:A!JUNES 1:1(1 P M $1588 ua~ d•tun t'utmc atiDe tlon4aY ~adllne 4.nll .ll lA ® Mnn~ CAN~ELLA TIUNS VUlUIELTIUNS Wll' Dtl sccep•.eo o&nn • .,011 • For fla.'t "" P\'ltoh...tiom - M· 'n1.1 Ctunlllne"l ~-".. Ill l"l.lbl .. tdJI or re1eC'1 an~ 1dt r1.,r-mflcl OJI.JtttiAP•D.. ,.,....,.. •boUle! ~ repo .rtl!'ll •mlllitdlal.flb fh.e oaiiU.he-t w<JI "11'11' .,.. .-eqiOfllllhtOI!' for aaoN- ~a.,. ~11" ·n•·nru•"' ..... ertlo& POMEROY MOTOR CO OPEN EVES. B:OO P.M. ' Write, Pboae oo C.Utaet A. C. BRADFORD Raela<, 0b1o AUTO SALES ' Job• """"needed during the put ,--~=====~--1 FOR SALE 1 REAL ESTATE 1 IFARM FOR SALE. 117 aertll, lfc 5 room and bath. Machinery 5 11 and 16 head of beef eattle. _ INSTRUCTIONS _ Bashan · Keno road. Robert u s CIVIL SERVICI rESTS! Grueser, WI 9-3035. • · 1 31 5tc i'lte!'I · WOmlfiD, 18-5:.1. S\U" tl1(b II IUJ:I. ao a week Prepanton tratt11n1 uotU FOR SAl E appo1nted Thout~anlla or Jo'N open house and .,,.nonu ""'"' .,... bath • :1S droom ted on Joi:Ja. aalarlea. requlr• ' new y ecora ' gas menu Wrtt• roo4 v (Irina n•''"· beating alldreu •nd phone. l.tncoln sentce. ted · FuJI basemeDt. Lo123 Hudson Street, Bo• 66BL, Tbe SlllllttneL Pomeca POMEROY. OHIO - ' @ fi.. years limply to malatala un· employment at the 195'11evel. But .ifO"''b actuaUy produced only 1o.l mUIJou jobll-lhe other 1.1 million penon• joined lbe unemployment rolls. Unless the rate ol economic growtb il sharply increased, the unemployment problem wiU grow dramaticaUy worse over the next few years. There wiU be a llCODOmlc preclallnn allowlJICOI. '1'11at-w sllmulaht capital lai! tweal Ia new and moderalsed pl..... and create the new jobo wa 10 badly need." The debate over metbodl ol atlmulatlng economic growths doubtl011 wiD onn.tlnue Ia and ent of Congress. But to the humaD beiDJlll behind the anemploymenl statistics, It may be aome aomfort ¥U tiooal investment and more job just to tnow that the bJg Wbeela Ia are ar................ llllllllljo....... e-. He also bas asked for a strong· the belt way to create JoM; for er uaemptoymeat lnluranee oya- them. For, as Secrotary of Labor .... tem, • spedlll government pro- W. WUlard baa --·•• •.,. gram to provide empJoyonent op- worst rlok II wbeu ., m.., portunitiel for youth, retraining are dolng 10 well, grlevoua bur-program• for wockerl automated deDI on a comparative low w1l out ol jobl, government belp for be overlooked." ' Ioree ill yearaahead. Opinions dille< sharply, hoW· ever. on the particular measures wblcb are most apt to stimulate more rapid growth. Preaident Kennedy IOYI major tax cuts and reforma, ouch u those in the administra· I:R:U tlon's tax l...n•tation now before "&""' congress, are the qulekeat way to "generate '""ger markets, addi· propo~ PRIVATE owned '59 Pont1ac ,co-xr:-•ood clean lump- 315 ' I t1 egg. no 1slack. 4 door hardtop. Power Re-screened . and brakes. $995. Ca II Wy · stu ker-o1l· treated at mme · or RATES 2-2404. B-6-3tc delivered. 'iumrrer price now For Want Ad Serv•ee __ on Jacobs c.;oal Co., R. D 1. • t;el'lt• pe1 •oM ~ar ,,..,rtlflft 111\l'lomll"' •o"' C:har•e,,.. till"hr,....u G Cent.t .. ¢11. For Sale PunJeroy Phone SH 2-4959 "" •orG ..,lJ -- -WY 2--3469, or WY 2-24:17. I rOJ> ohto. . Price, $6000. lD· laNI!II .,. .. harJ•Il fo• tt not loAY BED wilh mattress. $5.00. •otc qwre io Hotel wave of new workers entering the 7 15 • '"'" •"""' " '"' .-. INSURANCE • • lfc labor force during tbe lll60's, u ,.. •"' Phone WY 2-5260. I --· I . "- " _ young people born durIng the CARP " ' r••""' - ••,. ••• 8 tp 1 ONE 50,000 BTU Coleman gas , 6 2 !lhttuarte. --fluor furnace. 2 smaller Ras I JOHNSON • s·1mpsun Insuronce FOR SALE - 178 acres, abouI pootwar "baby boom" begin hunt·0 ..,.,..,.. '"'""' ,., onnlmum aad'l ol"-<tll ·om •' • ""!n• •"ro Nc... 1 potal.oes, $1.50 - 50 lb. floor furnaces coal furnace, Agency, ln All forms of ln 50 acres tllable, rest in pas- tng for jobs.' bag. No.2 potatoes 50 lb. bag wheel steel 'tralier . chest· surance. J1m Johnson and lure and timber. Plenty of The LabOr Department 2 s•rurd.l' rf.S" sO I'll $1.00. Charles Hilton, Potrt· Maytag washer. Antique book Bud Sirupson, Agents. water lor house and sloe!<. mates that the economy will bave 6 1 TO PLA<.:l A land. 8 c ca,es couch. record player. Ph 6 I tfc House, just pointed with nine RES" I I PRIIIJliCING USED C LOTHING bargams . WY 2-3702 evenings. I Reuter tnsnrance Agency rooms and bath, hardwood \ thO world'• half-bllllan w..m AD Women'> dresses !5-50 cents, 8 5 3tc "Insurance lor ever, penoll8f floors, coal furnace. Also a Catholics oaid the Men's and Boy,· pants and and buslneas aeed.'' three room house, garage, 1 "bas very !nllmotaly tuucllod .., i'HONE WY 2-2157 shirts 25-50 cents. Men 's shoes Phone WY I-WI barn, and other buildings. On and hats. swah's Clothing FOR RENT ___ - -· - ·mail and school bus route. Soviet Pranlor Nildl.o S. Store . Open 7 days a week .l HOUSE, 0 ruoms and bath. Call REAL ESTATE This is a rtne farm for beef t!Old at a reooplioD NOTICES Letart Falls. Ohio. 7-J:HIOtp ' J;:lnda Webb. 304 Sycamore _ . cattle. Will include Ford CLEVELAND tUPil - The beries at the Coatral the 111011 aigniDI Mondq ollll CTION sale at the Masone!- .MODERN-•asheater, thermal l St. Middleport. ESTATE - August Household 1 ow,write and ormow-:Federal of that InvestigatiOn ol "~ Peop • "the Important 11 not to not ' 8 6tc ] REAL Auction. Saturday, 10, tractor, er. $11,000. pSee. c.u;announcedBureau Monday the ar· Loan ber ofco.111111, -tentllllnl will 3 AUte every Friday and Satur·i controlled blower. A I most ___ 1 !963, 1:00 p. m. 1 Lando Clay, R. D. 1. Long 1 rest last week ol two Portsmooth Association Fiexley • what bas •been achieved, not II __ ___ _ . new. Phone WY 2-6762. ; THREE SLF.F.PING roomsand We are moving out of the Bottom Ohio or ask direc- ' men,oneofwhom was active ia .branoh Ill Columbus iu the otrugg1e apl•ll tht SQUARE dance every Friday ' 8-6·3tp , > 'th. 361 S. Front St. Mrs. State and will sell the follow- tlons .; Chester, Ohio. l•ivi<: affairs, had solved bank and lof 11161, and the Ohio Federal of another war." night at Masonette, Mason. ,1960 ,JOHNSON 10 H.P motor I Hf'my HPnnesy. Ph. WY 2- ing REAL ESTATE and Per 8 3 6tp !savings and loan robberies in Me- ISavlngs and Loan Association Upani5b . il-6·3tc ; and 14 foot wnod boat. Al<o 1 3134. 8·2-Illc sonal Property at AUCTION dina. COlumbus, Ma!Sillon and ,per Arlington bt·ancb , _ Colum· D the 1 -- · -- - · I !955 Packard . All for $200. 8 room house with bath, aut.> at my residence located on C'Mrge Prall residence In Rut- .Cincinnati. bus last November. step In doveiopment 'Wblell MALE BOXER .. 4 years old Call ('H 7-2121 Ask for Rnn· malic heat on State Route State Route 143, six miles 1 land lor oale. Contact Floyd I The FBI oald Harold H. Thomp- Thompson was arn>igned Moogredually the colt Very .good. with children. I nie Ford. 11-6-Jtc 1 124 Phone WI 9-3929 Mr.l west of Pomeroy, Ohio, neor l Thomas, RuUand, for inlorm· l"'n, 34, and Lawrence Rawlino, day in <<IDnection with the war by a buill: 011 w1ll Rl" hun to a person who . I Glen West. Wolfe Pen. ation. 7 13 30tp 29, admitted taking part in the Federal robbery. He and .. peaoo ..,... 8 2 610 w1il give him a good home., CLEAN CARPETS with our , .- ll958 Vauxhall Auto (4 door), robbery of the Park Federal Sav· were to be arMigned Friday menta. Can be seen after 5 CI_YShampoocr. Free 3 ROOM furmshed apartment, eondition, Admiral TV ' O .I inJlll and Loan Aasocintion of eo. the Massillon boidu], and will -----de Kuhn, Tupper Plaons, Oh1o. w1th purchase ol Blue Lus· 130 Mulberry. Phone WY . 2- Six inch table sow, Rubbe; l lumbus on July 23 and tbe state arraigned in -nectton with - - - --il-6·3lp I tre shampoo. Baker 6615. 7 31 tire wheelbarrow, Glass Ooor Banking Co. of Massillon on Nov. Cineinootl J'Oi>ljery when a war· HOMEMA8E PIE i5c. Ham C T t . $! c THHEE and tnur rOilm.furm•h· kitchen cupboard, Collerator ]POMEROY- 6-room frame 20. 1961. rant is oeceived from the Clncin· sandwiche> 15c. Jack's Datry ; h oes, ·t00. per ed and unfurnished Refrigerator, Sunray gas buuse With bath and forced air 1 Thompson civically active in ali FBI office. Bar Middleport. 7-31).l;ic ' bus e:1 k "n g con Haoners ments. WY 2-5434. stdve, ITt""" arm heatiug. Highway locotion. $3.-]Portsmouth 'wbere he operated a More !ban $9,000 was taken ,' I a'ld pic vonr own. arry 12 I tf h . t d b b bed. 0 500 00 bo h .w..... c.t.. . tl nd LUSE WEIGH1 saletY w i I hi Hill, Letart Fall•. Ohio. c . calf, san ' a y ' ak . . barber shop, alao admiUed the I t wcmna . a . DIAIIAX rlurmerly OEX A 8 J 6tc 4 room and bath. house. Lmcoln Library table,. Enterprise coal MIDDLEPORT -&-room frame lholdup ol an E·agle Savings and holdups, and the Muaillon ----------new n•me. '"me for Heights, Phone WY 2-387 4. stove, Burnside coal stove, hou"' with bath; basement, ,Loan Association brancb 1u Cia· Medma robberJes netted Thoae calling on Mr. and Mn. mula !lnl) & at ark GET YOUR FRESH peaches P porch swing, 3 pc. bedroom heatiug, attic tDSUiated, ruce cinnati in March, agents aald. from ead>. orr, were Rev. Casto, 7 11 301 510-fiOtpl now, Hale _ Haven, Al?erta, 1 9 Orugs 6. ·- 1 suite. chest of drawers, bed kitchen, new carport. $10,800. Tbom 800 and Rawlins were The FBI sald and WUllam Sorden. 2 and Georgta Belle. M1dway NICELY Furmshed 4 room and and dr>sser coffee table RURAL - 11 acres, 5-room sredp · t fie tbe ob- a term In the Mansfield F . Elva Hayman, Mro. Man\UTOMOB!l.E i"'uran•·e been Market, w. Main Strrel. bath apartmen,, Middleport. cupboard , Maytag washer: framehouse with running arre of of 'the atory. where be mel Rawlins, for Hayman and Mrs. RoiJelo. cancelled' l,osl vour opera· ; 8 3 3tc Phone WY 2-3874. jars, Many other useful large porch, chleken =ngs and Loan Association In armed robbery. Rawlins, agents tor's license' Call W'Y 2-2966 ' __ _ . 7ll tiel cles not . mentioned. :house, garage, plenty of gar· Medina. They are beid ill c1.... .said. has ser¥ed tenns 1..- inter- Mr. and Mro. A. R. !IalleY Ford $ , ANY REFRIGERATOR y ou 'TIUS REAL ESTATE consists den ground. $2,500;00. · land under $2S.OOO bond each. state tranaporlalk>n of a atolen Mr. and Mrs. H. C. JPisher 815 Llc , 695 1 62 PIANO TUNING and REPAIR Pickup. Only . careful rent from us this week ai ' ol 20 acres, more or less, aud ALBERT M. COX, Agents said 1bompaon was also auto, probation violation and jail- of SL Peterlbtlrg. Fla., spent 859 11 A complete lunieg to Univer- mile> . Shows gnod care .. 8 the rate of $5 per month. we has a good six room frame SALESMAN believed to be linked with rob· break. afternoon with Mr. and sal Standard Pitch, 115. Rc· Ft. Wide Side Body. will give you an extra house with running wat· BOX 129 WY 1-ZZII Eynon and enjoyed pair of action. action regula· 'SR Buick _ __ 11; month free, then we will ai· er. Other buildings include a IHI-3tc cook out supper. 995 (jon, and new strings at PX· low this first rental to apply \ harn , garage. cellar house . RUTLAND - 7 rooms and : Mr. and Mrot. Clarencllllter Ira C<Jsl. Ca ll WY or on the purchase price. which and shed - all frame. This is bath, aluminum storm doors • spending a week at !heir write Larry Tracy, 307 Welz- driv£'. we will agree upon So stop I also fenced for livestock. and windows. Extra large lot. home here retumed to CoJum. gall St. , Pomeroy . the ternble waste of fond bv There are good achoolo and Phone SH 2_5012. u-6tc , , SUnday. - - - - -- a 5 6tp calling our store and tell churches within 10 minutes Mr. and Mrs. Vlrlll Walker to brtng one of these refrig- drive and 00 a stale route. BUSINESS SERVICES Sunday with Mr. and CARD Of THANKS Pomeroy, Ohio era tors to your home tnday. lPROPER TV WILL BE SOLD Leiria Walker, Fare1t WE WISH to eXpress our sin· We will deliver and keep 1t in ' AT 2:00 P. M. "SHORT ON WATER," phone cere thanks and appreciation room unfurnished apartment, ' service, so you ore sure to O'Brien and Crow Realty Co. Emmet W. Shuler contract- MET.!, France (UPJ) - A LONDON !UPil - '11le Eaot-li"iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;lilir. to Dr. Jam.s Orr and he 5 hardwood flours . Over Pick- ' have a big saving of food WY 2-2720. ing WY 2-3243 for a farm round·tbe-clock vigU wu being nu<lear test bon treaty wu 1 nurses at Holzer Hospital for A-Pa ir Shof Store Phone WY and will also make food taste pond. 1 15 tfc ke;JI today at the bedside of for· today by world leaders and the wonderful care and. kind· , .· · ' Pomeroy ' Ohio· better. Call Ewmg Store , W'Y , NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR AC. ·-mer Premier Robert Schuman. aa war the aettiements, foundation for 2-2660. 8·6-~tc · CIDENTS. one ol the pioneers of European cold 2 5314 ness tlley gave us dunng the 8 3 3tp ,, ou PLEX 1 bed t· lT . c h unity. • womed of1tle threat of care and death of our baby · · . I · urms apar 1 erms . as . ALL d h p L H . RF.AGLE dog and Collie pups. menl at 390 S 2nd Middle- Bradford Auctwn Company RaFrance's 77 • year • old elder Cammunlst: China. augRter, . enncy ou F anmgl Also Boston Bull. Mrs. John I port Call in evening. WY z. cine Ohio c c Brad'ford To H1ve Your stateSIIlan was reported in very Japan, whlcb marked the thf aw 1lmgs h Stout . Harrisonville. Phone 5262 5--28-tfc Auciioneer, A: Bradford' Coli, Oil or Gil grave condition following a cereof the atom bombing Home,asole ev. e SHl-183 4 333tc ---- Sal M ' tod theflnt Manley lor his comforting · __ _ . FIVE ROOM house. 1645 Lin"· gr. ay words to brother and , Isler 1947 Harley Davidson Motorcy· coin Paul Theiss. Signed: Edna and Dana Cloantd ond Chocked SChuman never fully nuclear weapons In war· Hager for the beautiful songs cle, model 74, Motor recently WY 2-3746. 8 1 3tc Blumenauer for Wintor f·rom a 1961 stroke sulfered - COIISidered the stee!- ~ m~ lnform~tion ~ •=~"' ~ ~l?t~:~. ·:-:~:~~~"'"''''"• "'~ a~ ouhH~ 11------~-~~· "'" ?v:•~•,~o,u~ '""' Mi~dl~Oh --~ -~ tremen~··- opportunl'~... w.----..~ ~ ~ w:c est!· E~S.y·"" nno~~ I FBI Solves Robberi·es· In· Northern ·Oh.·o Conununi.ti·es . · ..::.:=--:·=:-- - - - ~ lhiDi = "= llf•• Parkwood Wagon V-8 motor , auLo. trans ., power steering and brakes, new tires, U&H. INFORMATION := ••~ Hard Top 4 Door. Low mileage, clean interior, blue fini sh, V8. automatic trans. Radio & heater. Like new whitewall tire s. .. .ROU£WOOD (UPJ) - Out el oure bow I ••• plaJlatl Caoolr ---'-~-bfUgllted IIIII oolllJ or at leul how It came out ..; ___,,. o "Cleopatra" odor the ..,.... les bas emer&ed ua. "But 1 ~ OdJI ~d *>•thad With a performance that the key to lba cbllnctar aurely wW win blm an II lilt moot difficult for on IIOJnlnollon. ador to do. Getting lalo tilt charDapper and arlalocraUc Ia ap- oct. the tint r.w daya 11 v te:on~. Harrison's portrayal of herd, oapee...Uy wbon you : eaar hu been balled u the · pia~ one of the 8JNI fl&uraa llest tblag about "Cleopatra." of hlotory. In revlewn!J his role In the Harriloa baa heard from most npenaite mOvie ($40,000.. quarlert that bla Caeaar 1001 ever made, the l!llgllahmaa m..-. aUractiDD lor fe~ latd that the Uz Tsylor·Rlcbard mov!J.gom thea the dubla& Burton conlrelempa rp>d the ex- Burton'• portrayal of the dlltravqlllll delays tool: place aft· tl111Q1ht Mark Aatbnny Be h er of bla acenea had been bl.o own IIJ'plaaaUon. • u filmed. Mwe Tbu Glrlo "Luckily, my part was almost "Caeear bad more thiup on over wben the bomb fell," be his mind than the girl '' be ..ld. llllld Ia hlo dreasing room at "There!...., be wu a' more ,... Warner Brothers. mantic, interesting figure than "But tbat kept me around for Anthony wbo was head over heelro many months a!terwarde In the m love with Cleopatra. Tbat'a not event thai Elizabeth failed to attractive Ia any DUID." 8bow up lor work. WheJo lltat Harrlsoll, ot couroo, wu olk· happened they could go ahead illl about the cbaractera ln the aoo ohoot additional scene• of acrlpt. Not about himself Liz Caeaar." and the lrollcsome Welab~. Iteepa Owa Couaoel 'l1le actor hu nlurned to Ho~ Harrloon I• an aloof man who iywoud to star In tbe Dim ver· keeps hJS own counsel. He ap· oioa of "My Fair Lady," neropearl oot to ha.. been affected atinl tbe role of Henry Hlgglna by the ordeal of "Cleopatra:" In· which he played In London and deed be gtveo the Impression that on Broadway. . h~ hardly knew of the drama beHlo CHtar Ia A.....,. Hepburn, bind the drama. giving him tho distincUnn of , lie Ia pleased and somewhat worldn1 with the ......,.. two surprised at tbe reaction of crl~ top glamour slrls In · ics aud the public to bll per· "Audrey II 1 delight to worlt formanoe. . with," be aald. "And I'm lnotln& "I was acling in a vacuum," fotward to playing -HJggialagain. he ..ld. "I did not ... any of \ Ha cortainly is exactly the nppotba d.Uy rwheo Ml I couldn't be oiht from Jullua Caeaar." """'!'"" By LOtJJ8 CA.I8EL8 ca'a work'irl are jo~. to tftate te mlllloD aew )lb• cfur.. udlpl: e1nd artd" wltb.•"'"MDJ Ual... P,.. -......... And the cmve on tbe cluort II lag the next five years jist to blgh unemploJmelll .-. IIIII a WASHINGTON IUPII - . Dis- sitU moving relentietSly upward. atay even. U It falls b)' tO t9llO miJIJon public -a p played OD the DUIID floor corridor Why? per cent-u It did duriDI the cram. of the U.S. Departmel!l of Labor 'l1le basic reaoon iB that the pall five yoara - the IIUillber of Say .......... 'roo 01111J building Is • )orp cbsrt wblcb II U.S. O<OMmy is not growing fall unemployed will rile by another Sen. Barry M., Goldwlllr, a. CaD W\1 blood-chUling In U. own way u , enough to prwide Jobl for .U the 1.6 million to the blgbell level Arls., leola tball!Ulcb el !Iii X. Z..2971 Day "; ~lgll~e an Alfred Hitcbcock movie. i people who need them. oinco the great dep-ioD of the nedy program II ...U,. "" •' 'I· It shows the number of Amerl· · crealo<l 110 Per Celli 11110'1. glial tbat won't reaUy belp ..., HEATING PI b' M ell eana wbo are bw!lintl joba and During recent yeara, Labor DeN... E<oaemle Growllt jobl. ' um mg, u er unable to find them. partment atudies show, lbe ..,.,... Republitan• and llemotr<ll, ·"n.e maiD ,thlq we Iii II<' Furnaces. Arnold Brothers, Ten years ogo, the unemployed my bao been creatiug only about llberala and conservativeo, bull· the oconmny ,....., and CGpi 618 East Main Street, PoJno constituted only a per eent of the 90 per <eDt of the new jobo re- ae~~men and labor leaden au wUII the ~acrea~lagiJ serloua .... eroy, Phone WY 2 2448. nation's labor Ioree. quJred to offaet the jobs lost agree on the bnperative Deed to emplcJ1mollt problem," be . . . 7 20 tfc Five years ngo, they coaslltuted through autoDUition and gaina in atep up Amerlca'a rate of econom· "lo to AmerlcaD twh o 1 ---A:-;U-::c=:t;;:IO"'NE=E;:;;II~:_:_:_:_ about 410 per cent of the labor productivity, and to employ an 1e growth, 10 that there wJU be and lntluslry real iDcellllft far Complele Senlco Ioree. ever-growing labor force. jobl lor those now unemployed al new ID...unenl b)' lUMinllllng Crill llnHilord Today. oix _per~t~· For example, U.S mUlion new well 11 those entering the labor thetaalawawlthg<werlllllllllde- ====~==or=S•Ie====. Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS WANT AD ~ERV~cE!_ .Impact OfPoverty.ln U.S. Is Outlined By Louis Cassels· &Art Gneser. PluiiiiD& PI MID<~=- o.lo End vom .., .. troublet We ba•• .u Sewer Macblaes 1\>aBODable Ralel 1 ·.--===FO=R=SA=LE ... Hollywood In Review Selling Everything But. The Kitchen' Sink? W~t Ads Can Sell It Too .1_ .• • I tur~.ING ''~ ~.~;t" 6~ ~m~ apar~ Cue/t/u ~-hl••t I DI~~T' u~ ~as I ;~:~a arti· ~ water, 1 Test Ban Is ~j) edT0day Robert Schuman By Leaders ••I ON I Now Is The Time oa~ unOder~l c: I· I fURNACE Hei~hts. ~;~:~~,~~.:~~~!:~ni~s .~~~I ~~:,~··~~ 2~~~ r:.: r~: IH~~:l~x ·~lo~:~~ro~ie!e~:~ acresfRL:~ \~~:; Baker Seyfried 76 ::... & way. Their kindness will al·l m. to 5 p. m. After 5 p. m. l School. Carpeted. Birch kit- other outbuildings, some fruit Phone• WY'J.3994.WY2-6301 ways be rememb<red by Mo- l phone WY 2-2874. 8 3 3tc chen. Call WY 2·3618. trees and Umber, 2 miles off 698 W. Moln So Pomeroy !her - Dottie Haning, Broth- 2874 . . 8 3 31c I 8 5 tfc Route 7 North at Five Points. er - Kenneth , Jr . IH>Itp CANNING- 'fi,matoes, -·- sweet I See George Abbott, Pomeroy, L o. &lcCOY, AUcrlONEER. corn and turnips. Bring con· LIVESTOCK Ohio, R. D. 3 8 5 3tp CheSter, Ohio. LOST & FOUND . LOST - BOLSEY 35 MM Ca mera, Leather case . Lost at 1 Salisbury SchooI. Reward at il-6-3tc Sentinel Office -~AUTOSALES ' _I D B h R tamers. a1e ac ner ' u1. :PONY, Gentle - ond worker. FOR SALE: 3 acres below Hobland Hamsonvtlle Rd ., Ph ' g ail son Depot. Good homesite out Also milk goats and sm t. ol h1gh water. Ph. WY Z. 8 3 6tp SH 2-5328. goals. Edna Blumenauer, Rnd l ~87. 8 3 etc -· 143 between Harrisonville a p FOR SALE : House in Bashan, 8 3 3t Pomeroy. FREE AT LANDMARK 2- 4 rooms and bath, 2nd Door Super Service Station IPONY for sale or trade. WY unfurnished. 2'1• acres land. e Beautiful Anchor Hocking 6 miles lrom Racine on new~· 81__6tp Mug or Bowl (4 p11tel coly sur! aced road. Ralph Trualors), given with purchaae sell, WI 9-3063. ebaker. Good 10 gala . gas or more . res . $150 or . cow. G. A. eAnchor Hocking Sugar, Cr••mer & Tny Set yiven with oil che11ee & lube job 7-~tp QUICK TUDOR hardtop, 1958. Excellent cond ition. Good tires, $35fl. Mar k Ward , New , SUPER SFRVICE STATION 7-JO.lltc Haven. 862-2325 Open 24 Houn WY 2·9932 Pomeroy Landmark b1~ ..... Ram \\lllfld' Standard >I t:.JDtiOC\ 11nu aee -·· 0 'IT electric hoi water tank. Double element for ra· FOR SALE OR TRADE p I 8 1 3tc •54 CHEVROLET. I door. ehea HOUSE FOR SALE, in Porn· or will trade ror gofld mot or gscooter. Also lathe and ji eroy, M ibe across A from new school I saw. Can be seen at 6Z9 N1i I u rry venue. 5 rooms, 1 Seeond, Middleport, or ca WY 2-24!0. - . MAitiNE SUPPLIES l ~11-lfc MASTER MIX ncl a MASTER MADE s FEED For All Of Your Nndl Middleport feed Mill Tonr Fowlor, & Opp. "We Do CUlltOm Grlndlnl" N. Mlddl-rt 2nd""· ... ••11•r1'Ht -~ 411811 Cfllt ..,.... hell ".......,. wv '""" "' • - _,.. L-J~--'--· ~a uu~u~slB. ::;~~~:r;e~e h!;..~·~B~oura tb:l~ en~~ig ~~ dowm~nt -·--114- ...---., ---·· - - . ..""'*' .. :U.DGirp 1'-1'o•"ll u.:Z: J.l'llkw t· f.Tut .. JadotiD!to li.P- 17. Walalll,r opot U.P.....,. Ill. Bow JI.Jiomaa rnql.olfttll 21.AppfePdo U.Llt.. s... InK l.~ton Btrvlol: abbr. l'l.llol- 1.1t&Wied LLipt.. candy 38.8)'11>00 .... ,..... 11.ll,rbt :u.~ lfi.Po- 29. BUd< tl , JlodTol Kaftlr 12. Young t2. Anl1ved 16.Larp a&. Allam ti.Poat• lllrlpt: abbr. at. App>alllll .-pllono .tlkwona &tents. U.Am........ gonoro&: 11'11 Anlly ao. M'el.ll opherlaol eandlo powor: abb>. aa.Publtc notleo ··--tlN . Tire H.Bundlo or otraw <O.Ilar·pool member <1.-Baut., IIlii. H. Arab ~1411-t-t~..t+++-i 1': ~~_.~~~~~~~ da7 tile - lo- 110 different. ADIBAV QOI V)( XN't' 0 QM• Yoa-)"o CrJploquote: ECONOMICS LESSON· IN CREASED l!lARNINOS ALW.A.Ya BRING J,NCR£A8~ T llARNING8-.A.NON'DIOU8 ·----·-_, WMPO Radio · 7:05 Breal<fast Party 9: 15 Jones Buick Show l:flt Sign On Ne,.. IR: 05 Polka Party 10:35 PubUc Service 8:~» Sacred a.art 8:20 Country Jatnboree Ii:rx; Top Ten Show 8:110 Fort• New1 12:00 Noon Fteporl 7:05 Breakfast Party 12:30 Ftev. Merlin Teela. I: If> Platter Party 7:11 Brlglll Star Sbow 6:00 Sundown Serenada N5 Pteklns Hdwr ShoW 7:30 Sign Off 7:50 News Report - Ohio 8:00 Sign Off_ June 8?00 Breal<ful Party SUNDAY l:flt Brealtfast Party llGp 7:30 Sign On Newa 9:06 CoHee Wltb Janet 8:00 BapUst · Layman'• Hour t ·46 Betty NtWIDD 1:35 Hour of Detiverance 10:1111 Mltllsterlal r\aaoe. (Rev. 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Ibn Prlday I:OQ S111D Oo 1:06 Musical Clocll: II :Ill 12:0D 12:011 12:10 12: 15 12: 20 7:., Nn• HO Musical Clock 7:110 News Headllnel 7:311 Mllllcal Cloek 7:45 The Lifeline 12:2& l:fli Oblo Valley NeWI 1:06 1:10 . 1:11 1:11 i:55 t:flt 1:30 1:45 tO:flt 10:06 10155 World & Oblo News llparte Today Weather Pleture Mullcal Clock ColllltiUnlty News 12:30 12:45 I :55 2:GO 2:55 3:110 3:55 4:00 Latcbstrlng Public Servtee FamJIY Wonblp Hour M.uon County Newa Talk of tilt TOWD News U:55 lllartllaa Melndlu (except Friday: Cburcb U:45 WCI'Id Newa 4:30 $:fit 5:06 5: II 6:25 5:30 &·55 8:00 8:flt Mason County NeWS Community Newa .. Noon Newa Ohio News Marlrets Bulletiu Board Newt 0 Or11111 Agriculture Ngent Country Go Roomd News Beat Country Go Round News Beat Mid Way MaUnee News Beat Dilelng with Doss !DterehMge ~mnnlty Ntlll World & Na~oaai Newa Spotlllbt .., llparte Weathercast Dinner MullcllInside - . Sun1et Blvd. Sign Off LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ~M·M ..• AF"l'Bl WHAT I SAW I CAHT ANHIE aoo1 110 "1"H&M IN 'Tl~ OR THII'{'O HMi ~~G,ER~ ~ ~ETTlt·f TOOK ~~ HAD ilil MH I YEP J WELL, ~ WAS ~.,~HARMED, TILL '1't)U "eoRROWEo·• TIIAT 01'\E'S Ji"IFLE ! ALL 'TH'EtR RIFLEs WAS FIRED' SEEMS R§ASONASI.E 11--WiV 1<\LLED EAC\-i OTHER ll't A PR~E FRACAS! w. J......_ B~r 1'JRRY GEORGE WONDER ~~ I .. Bulk Tank Service rsce ~lAL rm · · II •. ;.' .. ~ !~· ..· C,o.P~ AIIG. . . ~Jt BOY·ITS HOT TODAY .;a_, Ill .,_ of taDb ~ ~ '. ltirw.b.a•,bo.ttl'..'u... We Sll'Vke. _ •- - · ,.. · ., • . , ,· ·Rutl·.~il.d . 'Fur•~i.t-.. .·:' re'·.·. . , . 112a Emmet W. Shuler. con342 Page Street. Mid· . dleport. Free estlmaletl. Pomeroy Chllpler -· OU. Ull J.'' v 7 , 1li tfu will meet In .~iiJilar IJl)l8lon •• · " <'HI ITO WPYING Serl<u:es •ruesdl!}' 7:45 . )'· m. There , JvTtAf\IDi Cop-• any letter ot will bt lni!latlnn and aU offl. l,''l" "leulel' - · Pomeru• leers a<o requested • to ..... '· .. · I Ui llo IonS lormala. .,, ~~~....~!'!"'""'"*"~~~~!1""..,.~~"'1"1;........;,..,1 tract~&. poll~ 32.HUIIlQI' :U.Doetrino GIIBBRNIIP,-RJIDPRO.&. IBIIXRR !!ella JUne' no:~; II of events a corn field on a wintry day CommunlJI China made fore being found . . relerenee to the treaty SChuman, brought up ill disputed but tho New China Alsace-Lorraine, de¥oted Yl!l'f• of &f!OD<Y. moniUJred In London, 1 elilortal to pnlla newb onCU!J<.S.ou\1 , . ry,.,. -,on wnu<ear cy y ..._er led to the formation of lbe com- En·lal. . 111011 wealth. , In 8 _.,ge to the Hlrolblml! It was the "Schuman Plan" 13 oonterence In Jopaa. years ago whlcb brought cbarged drat U.S. maneu-11 er competing Freoeb and mean "the daioger of man induatriea Into the coal WlB', Inetead of being llloei pool. The pool then baa lncreUed." joined by Italy and the Benelux China baa attacked lite ..,. baD eountriea. · the pall u a Irick of the UnitSchuman wu preml$' twice stat01 to pln • auct- ad· in 1917 and JM8- and bold many vantage. ministerial posts, including POpe Paul VI llllld !Itt elgn minister and Uoonce mit. "·a promlao of 1 rooro-1~& ter. H• 1ost lntereat ln aclf¥e future.'' In a •~-·-• .....,.,_ French poliUcs wllb the return the apirltUai leader Ill to power of Obarleo da Gaullo 11158. Be bad been working on memoll'fJ. II? until a week when his condition ltlddeD1y eliDed, Frl-endl uid. . ~ ·b _,_.,_ ._ . _ _ . ' Wt !:_!~ ~R..- baek·boe ANY KIND ol bulldozer work. Cllll WY Z. '"' .oil .• 4 18 tfc bathF•. basement, tarceedlot.PbG. - - -C-01.-SI.JVICI -- - J. mancJDg, approv . . ~ WY 2-3573. 7 31 etC m~SAi~~1r;;;;~~;;;;;; ...... .,..... ltUIII. ..,. 111 • .... 1.ttd1l aMI ~ • the NfM FOR SALE - Two· bedl QOI'I\ 14i• .,..._ 111 M.Jt, - d bor·te. Beautlf'lil Blrdl kltcb table 15- FCiniloard- runabout an pid recovery . Deluxe n. en, 811tomat.1c gas heal l&W conditio top model. 52 gal. capacity. trailer. Excellent n, . Lincoln Heights. CaD Job n Masn Scally, W'Y 2- $700. Dean Newell, Tom 170.00. mana,:era bilily 8 2 31p Bl.aeltn&r. WY '1-512'1 w. Va. I 3 3tc 2661. See FOUR ROOM bonae wllb I a,. HENS aod Fryers. Mrs. -tieS: M<tropolitaJl Motm•t HELP WANTED re lot. large poreh, base1111!at sie Oliver, R. D. I, Rutland, E l\·1ain Street Pomeroy WOULD LiKEsome- one to cut off Route . No. 7. Pbont WY Ph. SH 2-4695. Phtmt W)' 2~as71 7~ hay at once. Pbnne SH 2-1834. U12'1. 8 I fttc • 22 de . Mrs. John Stout, Harrison· iN POMEROY Eignt rc o m ~arc: •Jf WilY WORRY over a aluggish 8331c bcUse, S beolrnomu and Qaltl. ville, Ohio. septic tank• Get •Kieall . EmD'•J= ~s J~ -lli. :\ 1an·1n Mark" , Malll AU Septle tank cleaner atiGIRL FOR general housework. large lot. Good lo<'!ltioo §~ · f.' I .•U~"t B Laoomark Farm Bureau. P<> Live in. Phone WY 2-5?'1 . I bigb wat«. Call wv 1-'IJ,!JO tw•, AUMI,.., L ~ ~061 meroJ. 7-1-autc: fH.3tc I li 10 lie ErceUe R~~ ear ·room, ride and J)f'rlormux:e SmaU car economy and POLICY COVI!RS •uen!IJ: S.Otrtolrl :1'011'.&. XBOl't' MA VJI VOGB OJfT Mn~ End Is Near FOr pfeJDler • (lwdl.) U. Vllltfll VXB I ~~e sy:~~j 1 .?w~!;. H0;~.~~~ BlaettnarS 2-2fl~\ A;,.. -tor _ :U.F.-.. DOWM .t.~nmQuoi&- C~lurnbuol NeWS, Events 'lbompson\::::1::~ t.ICY~ - Bashan I I . J'Iatftlll ota "'-f.· .t.ll:I'DLB.t..t.X& the\~~-~------- "'tl1f9 lorool u.r- II LO!i8FELLOW One letter .tlnply .uu.dl for uothel'. ID. tldl aampLe A .. ued for tbt thne L'•, X for the two O's, etc. Btngle letten, apoll· trophilil, taw lactll and fonn&tton of the w&rdl are 1.u ldala. ~ ~nod "·W-pl: DAILY. CRYPTOQUOTE- Here'• how t. werk ltr ~m:"~X:: I C~rpei .,.. ... S.l•l Jrt.: Olio ~ IH>3~1 ~-m. . -_ DAILY CROSSWORD Ill. Thin dolt.. ~~~umbusie~ - ~X· \ ' Pn'o.,-·~. · ~~'·) ~ i ·-· " �-~-·-- -~• - - ..... . - • ..... ~· I o ,.. ... 'o .. . - - - .... - ._ • ...__. .... .. , .. ~ _. ~- ... " ' - ..,__... - ·., t " - - ... , ......... .,.• ... . ' ) ~ J '· • • ' . ' ' . !&--=D=ai=ly~Se~n~tin~e~l,~Po=m=er=o=y·=MI=d=d=le=po=r~t,=O=··=A~u~g=.=6,=1=96=3 (I ass if ied Ads Get Results. ausiNESs 1961 CHEVROLET ::--------:-----:----:- $1989 1961 CORVAIR - - - - - - $1595 4 Door SP.da n _ 1 ocal owner, low mileage, spotless clean interior, Powerglide. Radio and heater. 1960 CHEVROLET ------'- Dt.:A!JUNES 1:1(1 P M $1588 ua~ d•tun t'utmc atiDe tlon4aY ~adllne 4.nll .ll lA ® Mnn~ CAN~ELLA TIUNS VUlUIELTIUNS Wll' Dtl sccep•.eo o&nn • .,011 • For fla.'t "" P\'ltoh...tiom - M· 'n1.1 Ctunlllne"l ~-".. Ill l"l.lbl .. tdJI or re1eC'1 an~ 1dt r1.,r-mflcl OJI.JtttiAP•D.. ,.,....,.. •boUle! ~ repo .rtl!'ll •mlllitdlal.flb fh.e oaiiU.he-t w<JI "11'11' .,.. .-eqiOfllllhtOI!' for aaoN- ~a.,. ~11" ·n•·nru•"' ..... ertlo& POMEROY MOTOR CO OPEN EVES. B:OO P.M. ' Write, Pboae oo C.Utaet A. C. BRADFORD Raela<, 0b1o AUTO SALES ' Job• """"needed during the put ,--~=====~--1 FOR SALE 1 REAL ESTATE 1 IFARM FOR SALE. 117 aertll, lfc 5 room and bath. Machinery 5 11 and 16 head of beef eattle. _ INSTRUCTIONS _ Bashan · Keno road. Robert u s CIVIL SERVICI rESTS! Grueser, WI 9-3035. • · 1 31 5tc i'lte!'I · WOmlfiD, 18-5:.1. S\U" tl1(b II IUJ:I. ao a week Prepanton tratt11n1 uotU FOR SAl E appo1nted Thout~anlla or Jo'N open house and .,,.nonu ""'"' .,... bath • :1S droom ted on Joi:Ja. aalarlea. requlr• ' new y ecora ' gas menu Wrtt• roo4 v (Irina n•''"· beating alldreu •nd phone. l.tncoln sentce. ted · FuJI basemeDt. Lo123 Hudson Street, Bo• 66BL, Tbe SlllllttneL Pomeca POMEROY. OHIO - ' @ fi.. years limply to malatala un· employment at the 195'11evel. But .ifO"''b actuaUy produced only 1o.l mUIJou jobll-lhe other 1.1 million penon• joined lbe unemployment rolls. Unless the rate ol economic growtb il sharply increased, the unemployment problem wiU grow dramaticaUy worse over the next few years. There wiU be a llCODOmlc preclallnn allowlJICOI. '1'11at-w sllmulaht capital lai! tweal Ia new and moderalsed pl..... and create the new jobo wa 10 badly need." The debate over metbodl ol atlmulatlng economic growths doubtl011 wiD onn.tlnue Ia and ent of Congress. But to the humaD beiDJlll behind the anemploymenl statistics, It may be aome aomfort ¥U tiooal investment and more job just to tnow that the bJg Wbeela Ia are ar................ llllllllljo....... e-. He also bas asked for a strong· the belt way to create JoM; for er uaemptoymeat lnluranee oya- them. For, as Secrotary of Labor .... tem, • spedlll government pro- W. WUlard baa --·•• •.,. gram to provide empJoyonent op- worst rlok II wbeu ., m.., portunitiel for youth, retraining are dolng 10 well, grlevoua bur-program• for wockerl automated deDI on a comparative low w1l out ol jobl, government belp for be overlooked." ' Ioree ill yearaahead. Opinions dille< sharply, hoW· ever. on the particular measures wblcb are most apt to stimulate more rapid growth. Preaident Kennedy IOYI major tax cuts and reforma, ouch u those in the administra· I:R:U tlon's tax l...n•tation now before "&""' congress, are the qulekeat way to "generate '""ger markets, addi· propo~ PRIVATE owned '59 Pont1ac ,co-xr:-•ood clean lump- 315 ' I t1 egg. no 1slack. 4 door hardtop. Power Re-screened . and brakes. $995. Ca II Wy · stu ker-o1l· treated at mme · or RATES 2-2404. B-6-3tc delivered. 'iumrrer price now For Want Ad Serv•ee __ on Jacobs c.;oal Co., R. D 1. • t;el'lt• pe1 •oM ~ar ,,..,rtlflft 111\l'lomll"' •o"' C:har•e,,.. till"hr,....u G Cent.t .. ¢11. For Sale PunJeroy Phone SH 2-4959 "" •orG ..,lJ -- -WY 2--3469, or WY 2-24:17. I rOJ> ohto. . Price, $6000. lD· laNI!II .,. .. harJ•Il fo• tt not loAY BED wilh mattress. $5.00. •otc qwre io Hotel wave of new workers entering the 7 15 • '"'" •"""' " '"' .-. INSURANCE • • lfc labor force during tbe lll60's, u ,.. •"' Phone WY 2-5260. I --· I . "- " _ young people born durIng the CARP " ' r••""' - ••,. ••• 8 tp 1 ONE 50,000 BTU Coleman gas , 6 2 !lhttuarte. --fluor furnace. 2 smaller Ras I JOHNSON • s·1mpsun Insuronce FOR SALE - 178 acres, abouI pootwar "baby boom" begin hunt·0 ..,.,..,.. '"'""' ,., onnlmum aad'l ol"-<tll ·om •' • ""!n• •"ro Nc... 1 potal.oes, $1.50 - 50 lb. floor furnaces coal furnace, Agency, ln All forms of ln 50 acres tllable, rest in pas- tng for jobs.' bag. No.2 potatoes 50 lb. bag wheel steel 'tralier . chest· surance. J1m Johnson and lure and timber. Plenty of The LabOr Department 2 s•rurd.l' rf.S" sO I'll $1.00. Charles Hilton, Potrt· Maytag washer. Antique book Bud Sirupson, Agents. water lor house and sloe!<. mates that the economy will bave 6 1 TO PLA<.:l A land. 8 c ca,es couch. record player. Ph 6 I tfc House, just pointed with nine RES" I I PRIIIJliCING USED C LOTHING bargams . WY 2-3702 evenings. I Reuter tnsnrance Agency rooms and bath, hardwood \ thO world'• half-bllllan w..m AD Women'> dresses !5-50 cents, 8 5 3tc "Insurance lor ever, penoll8f floors, coal furnace. Also a Catholics oaid the Men's and Boy,· pants and and buslneas aeed.'' three room house, garage, 1 "bas very !nllmotaly tuucllod .., i'HONE WY 2-2157 shirts 25-50 cents. Men 's shoes Phone WY I-WI barn, and other buildings. On and hats. swah's Clothing FOR RENT ___ - -· - ·mail and school bus route. Soviet Pranlor Nildl.o S. Store . Open 7 days a week .l HOUSE, 0 ruoms and bath. Call REAL ESTATE This is a rtne farm for beef t!Old at a reooplioD NOTICES Letart Falls. Ohio. 7-J:HIOtp ' J;:lnda Webb. 304 Sycamore _ . cattle. Will include Ford CLEVELAND tUPil - The beries at the Coatral the 111011 aigniDI Mondq ollll CTION sale at the Masone!- .MODERN-•asheater, thermal l St. Middleport. ESTATE - August Household 1 ow,write and ormow-:Federal of that InvestigatiOn ol "~ Peop • "the Important 11 not to not ' 8 6tc ] REAL Auction. Saturday, 10, tractor, er. $11,000. pSee. c.u;announcedBureau Monday the ar· Loan ber ofco.111111, -tentllllnl will 3 AUte every Friday and Satur·i controlled blower. A I most ___ 1 !963, 1:00 p. m. 1 Lando Clay, R. D. 1. Long 1 rest last week ol two Portsmooth Association Fiexley • what bas •been achieved, not II __ ___ _ . new. Phone WY 2-6762. ; THREE SLF.F.PING roomsand We are moving out of the Bottom Ohio or ask direc- ' men,oneofwhom was active ia .branoh Ill Columbus iu the otrugg1e apl•ll tht SQUARE dance every Friday ' 8-6·3tp , > 'th. 361 S. Front St. Mrs. State and will sell the follow- tlons .; Chester, Ohio. l•ivi<: affairs, had solved bank and lof 11161, and the Ohio Federal of another war." night at Masonette, Mason. ,1960 ,JOHNSON 10 H.P motor I Hf'my HPnnesy. Ph. WY 2- ing REAL ESTATE and Per 8 3 6tp !savings and loan robberies in Me- ISavlngs and Loan Association Upani5b . il-6·3tc ; and 14 foot wnod boat. Al<o 1 3134. 8·2-Illc sonal Property at AUCTION dina. COlumbus, Ma!Sillon and ,per Arlington bt·ancb , _ Colum· D the 1 -- · -- - · I !955 Packard . All for $200. 8 room house with bath, aut.> at my residence located on C'Mrge Prall residence In Rut- .Cincinnati. bus last November. step In doveiopment 'Wblell MALE BOXER .. 4 years old Call ('H 7-2121 Ask for Rnn· malic heat on State Route State Route 143, six miles 1 land lor oale. Contact Floyd I The FBI oald Harold H. Thomp- Thompson was arn>igned Moogredually the colt Very .good. with children. I nie Ford. 11-6-Jtc 1 124 Phone WI 9-3929 Mr.l west of Pomeroy, Ohio, neor l Thomas, RuUand, for inlorm· l"'n, 34, and Lawrence Rawlino, day in <<IDnection with the war by a buill: 011 w1ll Rl" hun to a person who . I Glen West. Wolfe Pen. ation. 7 13 30tp 29, admitted taking part in the Federal robbery. He and .. peaoo ..,... 8 2 610 w1il give him a good home., CLEAN CARPETS with our , .- ll958 Vauxhall Auto (4 door), robbery of the Park Federal Sav· were to be arMigned Friday menta. Can be seen after 5 CI_YShampoocr. Free 3 ROOM furmshed apartment, eondition, Admiral TV ' O .I inJlll and Loan Aasocintion of eo. the Massillon boidu], and will -----de Kuhn, Tupper Plaons, Oh1o. w1th purchase ol Blue Lus· 130 Mulberry. Phone WY . 2- Six inch table sow, Rubbe; l lumbus on July 23 and tbe state arraigned in -nectton with - - - --il-6·3lp I tre shampoo. Baker 6615. 7 31 tire wheelbarrow, Glass Ooor Banking Co. of Massillon on Nov. Cineinootl J'Oi>ljery when a war· HOMEMA8E PIE i5c. Ham C T t . $! c THHEE and tnur rOilm.furm•h· kitchen cupboard, Collerator ]POMEROY- 6-room frame 20. 1961. rant is oeceived from the Clncin· sandwiche> 15c. Jack's Datry ; h oes, ·t00. per ed and unfurnished Refrigerator, Sunray gas buuse With bath and forced air 1 Thompson civically active in ali FBI office. Bar Middleport. 7-31).l;ic ' bus e:1 k "n g con Haoners ments. WY 2-5434. stdve, ITt""" arm heatiug. Highway locotion. $3.-]Portsmouth 'wbere he operated a More !ban $9,000 was taken ,' I a'ld pic vonr own. arry 12 I tf h . t d b b bed. 0 500 00 bo h .w..... c.t.. . tl nd LUSE WEIGH1 saletY w i I hi Hill, Letart Fall•. Ohio. c . calf, san ' a y ' ak . . barber shop, alao admiUed the I t wcmna . a . DIAIIAX rlurmerly OEX A 8 J 6tc 4 room and bath. house. Lmcoln Library table,. Enterprise coal MIDDLEPORT -&-room frame lholdup ol an E·agle Savings and holdups, and the Muaillon ----------new n•me. '"me for Heights, Phone WY 2-387 4. stove, Burnside coal stove, hou"' with bath; basement, ,Loan Association brancb 1u Cia· Medma robberJes netted Thoae calling on Mr. and Mn. mula !lnl) & at ark GET YOUR FRESH peaches P porch swing, 3 pc. bedroom heatiug, attic tDSUiated, ruce cinnati in March, agents aald. from ead>. orr, were Rev. Casto, 7 11 301 510-fiOtpl now, Hale _ Haven, Al?erta, 1 9 Orugs 6. ·- 1 suite. chest of drawers, bed kitchen, new carport. $10,800. Tbom 800 and Rawlins were The FBI sald and WUllam Sorden. 2 and Georgta Belle. M1dway NICELY Furmshed 4 room and and dr>sser coffee table RURAL - 11 acres, 5-room sredp · t fie tbe ob- a term In the Mansfield F . Elva Hayman, Mro. Man\UTOMOB!l.E i"'uran•·e been Market, w. Main Strrel. bath apartmen,, Middleport. cupboard , Maytag washer: framehouse with running arre of of 'the atory. where be mel Rawlins, for Hayman and Mrs. RoiJelo. cancelled' l,osl vour opera· ; 8 3 3tc Phone WY 2-3874. jars, Many other useful large porch, chleken =ngs and Loan Association In armed robbery. Rawlins, agents tor's license' Call W'Y 2-2966 ' __ _ . 7ll tiel cles not . mentioned. :house, garage, plenty of gar· Medina. They are beid ill c1.... .said. has ser¥ed tenns 1..- inter- Mr. and Mro. A. R. !IalleY Ford $ , ANY REFRIGERATOR y ou 'TIUS REAL ESTATE consists den ground. $2,500;00. · land under $2S.OOO bond each. state tranaporlalk>n of a atolen Mr. and Mrs. H. C. JPisher 815 Llc , 695 1 62 PIANO TUNING and REPAIR Pickup. Only . careful rent from us this week ai ' ol 20 acres, more or less, aud ALBERT M. COX, Agents said 1bompaon was also auto, probation violation and jail- of SL Peterlbtlrg. Fla., spent 859 11 A complete lunieg to Univer- mile> . Shows gnod care .. 8 the rate of $5 per month. we has a good six room frame SALESMAN believed to be linked with rob· break. afternoon with Mr. and sal Standard Pitch, 115. Rc· Ft. Wide Side Body. will give you an extra house with running wat· BOX 129 WY 1-ZZII Eynon and enjoyed pair of action. action regula· 'SR Buick _ __ 11; month free, then we will ai· er. Other buildings include a IHI-3tc cook out supper. 995 (jon, and new strings at PX· low this first rental to apply \ harn , garage. cellar house . RUTLAND - 7 rooms and : Mr. and Mrot. Clarencllllter Ira C<Jsl. Ca ll WY or on the purchase price. which and shed - all frame. This is bath, aluminum storm doors • spending a week at !heir write Larry Tracy, 307 Welz- driv£'. we will agree upon So stop I also fenced for livestock. and windows. Extra large lot. home here retumed to CoJum. gall St. , Pomeroy . the ternble waste of fond bv There are good achoolo and Phone SH 2_5012. u-6tc , , SUnday. - - - - -- a 5 6tp calling our store and tell churches within 10 minutes Mr. and Mrs. Vlrlll Walker to brtng one of these refrig- drive and 00 a stale route. BUSINESS SERVICES Sunday with Mr. and CARD Of THANKS Pomeroy, Ohio era tors to your home tnday. lPROPER TV WILL BE SOLD Leiria Walker, Fare1t WE WISH to eXpress our sin· We will deliver and keep 1t in ' AT 2:00 P. M. "SHORT ON WATER," phone cere thanks and appreciation room unfurnished apartment, ' service, so you ore sure to O'Brien and Crow Realty Co. Emmet W. Shuler contract- MET.!, France (UPJ) - A LONDON !UPil - '11le Eaot-li"iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;lilir. to Dr. Jam.s Orr and he 5 hardwood flours . Over Pick- ' have a big saving of food WY 2-2720. ing WY 2-3243 for a farm round·tbe-clock vigU wu being nu<lear test bon treaty wu 1 nurses at Holzer Hospital for A-Pa ir Shof Store Phone WY and will also make food taste pond. 1 15 tfc ke;JI today at the bedside of for· today by world leaders and the wonderful care and. kind· , .· · ' Pomeroy ' Ohio· better. Call Ewmg Store , W'Y , NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR AC. ·-mer Premier Robert Schuman. aa war the aettiements, foundation for 2-2660. 8·6-~tc · CIDENTS. one ol the pioneers of European cold 2 5314 ness tlley gave us dunng the 8 3 3tp ,, ou PLEX 1 bed t· lT . c h unity. • womed of1tle threat of care and death of our baby · · . I · urms apar 1 erms . as . ALL d h p L H . RF.AGLE dog and Collie pups. menl at 390 S 2nd Middle- Bradford Auctwn Company RaFrance's 77 • year • old elder Cammunlst: China. augRter, . enncy ou F anmgl Also Boston Bull. Mrs. John I port Call in evening. WY z. cine Ohio c c Brad'ford To H1ve Your stateSIIlan was reported in very Japan, whlcb marked the thf aw 1lmgs h Stout . Harrisonville. Phone 5262 5--28-tfc Auciioneer, A: Bradford' Coli, Oil or Gil grave condition following a cereof the atom bombing Home,asole ev. e SHl-183 4 333tc ---- Sal M ' tod theflnt Manley lor his comforting · __ _ . FIVE ROOM house. 1645 Lin"· gr. ay words to brother and , Isler 1947 Harley Davidson Motorcy· coin Paul Theiss. Signed: Edna and Dana Cloantd ond Chocked SChuman never fully nuclear weapons In war· Hager for the beautiful songs cle, model 74, Motor recently WY 2-3746. 8 1 3tc Blumenauer for Wintor f·rom a 1961 stroke sulfered - COIISidered the stee!- ~ m~ lnform~tion ~ •=~"' ~ ~l?t~:~. ·:-:~:~~~"'"''''"• "'~ a~ ouhH~ 11------~-~~· "'" ?v:•~•,~o,u~ '""' Mi~dl~Oh --~ -~ tremen~··- opportunl'~... w.----..~ ~ ~ w:c est!· E~S.y·"" nno~~ I FBI Solves Robberi·es· In· Northern ·Oh.·o Conununi.ti·es . · ..::.:=--:·=:-- - - - ~ lhiDi = "= llf•• Parkwood Wagon V-8 motor , auLo. trans ., power steering and brakes, new tires, U&H. INFORMATION := ••~ Hard Top 4 Door. Low mileage, clean interior, blue fini sh, V8. automatic trans. Radio & heater. Like new whitewall tire s. .. .ROU£WOOD (UPJ) - Out el oure bow I ••• plaJlatl Caoolr ---'-~-bfUgllted IIIII oolllJ or at leul how It came out ..; ___,,. o "Cleopatra" odor the ..,.... les bas emer&ed ua. "But 1 ~ OdJI ~d *>•thad With a performance that the key to lba cbllnctar aurely wW win blm an II lilt moot difficult for on IIOJnlnollon. ador to do. Getting lalo tilt charDapper and arlalocraUc Ia ap- oct. the tint r.w daya 11 v te:on~. Harrison's portrayal of herd, oapee...Uy wbon you : eaar hu been balled u the · pia~ one of the 8JNI fl&uraa llest tblag about "Cleopatra." of hlotory. In revlewn!J his role In the Harriloa baa heard from most npenaite mOvie ($40,000.. quarlert that bla Caeaar 1001 ever made, the l!llgllahmaa m..-. aUractiDD lor fe~ latd that the Uz Tsylor·Rlcbard mov!J.gom thea the dubla& Burton conlrelempa rp>d the ex- Burton'• portrayal of the dlltravqlllll delays tool: place aft· tl111Q1ht Mark Aatbnny Be h er of bla acenea had been bl.o own IIJ'plaaaUon. • u filmed. Mwe Tbu Glrlo "Luckily, my part was almost "Caeear bad more thiup on over wben the bomb fell," be his mind than the girl '' be ..ld. llllld Ia hlo dreasing room at "There!...., be wu a' more ,... Warner Brothers. mantic, interesting figure than "But tbat kept me around for Anthony wbo was head over heelro many months a!terwarde In the m love with Cleopatra. Tbat'a not event thai Elizabeth failed to attractive Ia any DUID." 8bow up lor work. WheJo lltat Harrlsoll, ot couroo, wu olk· happened they could go ahead illl about the cbaractera ln the aoo ohoot additional scene• of acrlpt. Not about himself Liz Caeaar." and the lrollcsome Welab~. Iteepa Owa Couaoel 'l1le actor hu nlurned to Ho~ Harrloon I• an aloof man who iywoud to star In tbe Dim ver· keeps hJS own counsel. He ap· oioa of "My Fair Lady," neropearl oot to ha.. been affected atinl tbe role of Henry Hlgglna by the ordeal of "Cleopatra:" In· which he played In London and deed be gtveo the Impression that on Broadway. . h~ hardly knew of the drama beHlo CHtar Ia A.....,. Hepburn, bind the drama. giving him tho distincUnn of , lie Ia pleased and somewhat worldn1 with the ......,.. two surprised at tbe reaction of crl~ top glamour slrls In · ics aud the public to bll per· "Audrey II 1 delight to worlt formanoe. . with," be aald. "And I'm lnotln& "I was acling in a vacuum," fotward to playing -HJggialagain. he ..ld. "I did not ... any of \ Ha cortainly is exactly the nppotba d.Uy rwheo Ml I couldn't be oiht from Jullua Caeaar." """'!'"" By LOtJJ8 CA.I8EL8 ca'a work'irl are jo~. to tftate te mlllloD aew )lb• cfur.. udlpl: e1nd artd" wltb.•"'"MDJ Ual... P,.. -......... And the cmve on tbe cluort II lag the next five years jist to blgh unemploJmelll .-. IIIII a WASHINGTON IUPII - . Dis- sitU moving relentietSly upward. atay even. U It falls b)' tO t9llO miJIJon public -a p played OD the DUIID floor corridor Why? per cent-u It did duriDI the cram. of the U.S. Departmel!l of Labor 'l1le basic reaoon iB that the pall five yoara - the IIUillber of Say .......... 'roo 01111J building Is • )orp cbsrt wblcb II U.S. O<OMmy is not growing fall unemployed will rile by another Sen. Barry M., Goldwlllr, a. CaD W\1 blood-chUling In U. own way u , enough to prwide Jobl for .U the 1.6 million to the blgbell level Arls., leola tball!Ulcb el !Iii X. Z..2971 Day "; ~lgll~e an Alfred Hitcbcock movie. i people who need them. oinco the great dep-ioD of the nedy program II ...U,. "" •' 'I· It shows the number of Amerl· · crealo<l 110 Per Celli 11110'1. glial tbat won't reaUy belp ..., HEATING PI b' M ell eana wbo are bw!lintl joba and During recent yeara, Labor DeN... E<oaemle Growllt jobl. ' um mg, u er unable to find them. partment atudies show, lbe ..,.,... Republitan• and llemotr<ll, ·"n.e maiD ,thlq we Iii II<' Furnaces. Arnold Brothers, Ten years ogo, the unemployed my bao been creatiug only about llberala and conservativeo, bull· the oconmny ,....., and CGpi 618 East Main Street, PoJno constituted only a per eent of the 90 per <eDt of the new jobo re- ae~~men and labor leaden au wUII the ~acrea~lagiJ serloua .... eroy, Phone WY 2 2448. nation's labor Ioree. quJred to offaet the jobs lost agree on the bnperative Deed to emplcJ1mollt problem," be . . . 7 20 tfc Five years ngo, they coaslltuted through autoDUition and gaina in atep up Amerlca'a rate of econom· "lo to AmerlcaD twh o 1 ---A:-;U-::c=:t;;:IO"'NE=E;:;;II~:_:_:_:_ about 410 per cent of the labor productivity, and to employ an 1e growth, 10 that there wJU be and lntluslry real iDcellllft far Complele Senlco Ioree. ever-growing labor force. jobl lor those now unemployed al new ID...unenl b)' lUMinllllng Crill llnHilord Today. oix _per~t~· For example, U.S mUlion new well 11 those entering the labor thetaalawawlthg<werlllllllllde- ====~==or=S•Ie====. Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS WANT AD ~ERV~cE!_ .Impact OfPoverty.ln U.S. Is Outlined By Louis Cassels· &Art Gneser. PluiiiiD& PI MID<~=- o.lo End vom .., .. troublet We ba•• .u Sewer Macblaes 1\>aBODable Ralel 1 ·.--===FO=R=SA=LE ... Hollywood In Review Selling Everything But. The Kitchen' Sink? W~t Ads Can Sell It Too .1_ .• • I tur~.ING ''~ ~.~;t" 6~ ~m~ apar~ Cue/t/u ~-hl••t I DI~~T' u~ ~as I ;~:~a arti· ~ water, 1 Test Ban Is ~j) edT0day Robert Schuman By Leaders ••I ON I Now Is The Time oa~ unOder~l c: I· I fURNACE Hei~hts. ~;~:~~,~~.:~~~!:~ni~s .~~~I ~~:,~··~~ 2~~~ r:.: r~: IH~~:l~x ·~lo~:~~ro~ie!e~:~ acresfRL:~ \~~:; Baker Seyfried 76 ::... & way. Their kindness will al·l m. to 5 p. m. After 5 p. m. l School. Carpeted. Birch kit- other outbuildings, some fruit Phone• WY'J.3994.WY2-6301 ways be rememb<red by Mo- l phone WY 2-2874. 8 3 3tc chen. Call WY 2·3618. trees and Umber, 2 miles off 698 W. Moln So Pomeroy !her - Dottie Haning, Broth- 2874 . . 8 3 31c I 8 5 tfc Route 7 North at Five Points. er - Kenneth , Jr . IH>Itp CANNING- 'fi,matoes, -·- sweet I See George Abbott, Pomeroy, L o. &lcCOY, AUcrlONEER. corn and turnips. Bring con· LIVESTOCK Ohio, R. D. 3 8 5 3tp CheSter, Ohio. LOST & FOUND . LOST - BOLSEY 35 MM Ca mera, Leather case . Lost at 1 Salisbury SchooI. Reward at il-6-3tc Sentinel Office -~AUTOSALES ' _I D B h R tamers. a1e ac ner ' u1. :PONY, Gentle - ond worker. FOR SALE: 3 acres below Hobland Hamsonvtlle Rd ., Ph ' g ail son Depot. Good homesite out Also milk goats and sm t. ol h1gh water. Ph. WY Z. 8 3 6tp SH 2-5328. goals. Edna Blumenauer, Rnd l ~87. 8 3 etc -· 143 between Harrisonville a p FOR SALE : House in Bashan, 8 3 3t Pomeroy. FREE AT LANDMARK 2- 4 rooms and bath, 2nd Door Super Service Station IPONY for sale or trade. WY unfurnished. 2'1• acres land. e Beautiful Anchor Hocking 6 miles lrom Racine on new~· 81__6tp Mug or Bowl (4 p11tel coly sur! aced road. Ralph Trualors), given with purchaae sell, WI 9-3063. ebaker. Good 10 gala . gas or more . res . $150 or . cow. G. A. eAnchor Hocking Sugar, Cr••mer & Tny Set yiven with oil che11ee & lube job 7-~tp QUICK TUDOR hardtop, 1958. Excellent cond ition. Good tires, $35fl. Mar k Ward , New , SUPER SFRVICE STATION 7-JO.lltc Haven. 862-2325 Open 24 Houn WY 2·9932 Pomeroy Landmark b1~ ..... Ram \\lllfld' Standard >I t:.JDtiOC\ 11nu aee -·· 0 'IT electric hoi water tank. Double element for ra· FOR SALE OR TRADE p I 8 1 3tc •54 CHEVROLET. I door. ehea HOUSE FOR SALE, in Porn· or will trade ror gofld mot or gscooter. Also lathe and ji eroy, M ibe across A from new school I saw. Can be seen at 6Z9 N1i I u rry venue. 5 rooms, 1 Seeond, Middleport, or ca WY 2-24!0. - . MAitiNE SUPPLIES l ~11-lfc MASTER MIX ncl a MASTER MADE s FEED For All Of Your Nndl Middleport feed Mill Tonr Fowlor, & Opp. "We Do CUlltOm Grlndlnl" N. Mlddl-rt 2nd""· ... ••11•r1'Ht -~ 411811 Cfllt ..,.... hell ".......,. wv '""" "' • - _,.. L-J~--'--· ~a uu~u~slB. ::;~~~:r;e~e h!;..~·~B~oura tb:l~ en~~ig ~~ dowm~nt -·--114- ...---., ---·· - - . ..""'*' .. :U.DGirp 1'-1'o•"ll u.:Z: J.l'llkw t· f.Tut .. JadotiD!to li.P- 17. Walalll,r opot U.P.....,. Ill. Bow JI.Jiomaa rnql.olfttll 21.AppfePdo U.Llt.. s... InK l.~ton Btrvlol: abbr. l'l.llol- 1.1t&Wied LLipt.. candy 38.8)'11>00 .... ,..... 11.ll,rbt :u.~ lfi.Po- 29. BUd< tl , JlodTol Kaftlr 12. Young t2. Anl1ved 16.Larp a&. Allam ti.Poat• lllrlpt: abbr. at. App>alllll .-pllono .tlkwona &tents. U.Am........ gonoro&: 11'11 Anlly ao. M'el.ll opherlaol eandlo powor: abb>. aa.Publtc notleo ··--tlN . Tire H.Bundlo or otraw <O.Ilar·pool member <1.-Baut., IIlii. H. Arab ~1411-t-t~..t+++-i 1': ~~_.~~~~~~~ da7 tile - lo- 110 different. ADIBAV QOI V)( XN't' 0 QM• Yoa-)"o CrJploquote: ECONOMICS LESSON· IN CREASED l!lARNINOS ALW.A.Ya BRING J,NCR£A8~ T llARNING8-.A.NON'DIOU8 ·----·-_, WMPO Radio · 7:05 Breal<fast Party 9: 15 Jones Buick Show l:flt Sign On Ne,.. IR: 05 Polka Party 10:35 PubUc Service 8:~» Sacred a.art 8:20 Country Jatnboree Ii:rx; Top Ten Show 8:110 Fort• New1 12:00 Noon Fteporl 7:05 Breakfast Party 12:30 Ftev. Merlin Teela. I: If> Platter Party 7:11 Brlglll Star Sbow 6:00 Sundown Serenada N5 Pteklns Hdwr ShoW 7:30 Sign Off 7:50 News Report - Ohio 8:00 Sign Off_ June 8?00 Breal<ful Party SUNDAY l:flt Brealtfast Party llGp 7:30 Sign On Newa 9:06 CoHee Wltb Janet 8:00 BapUst · Layman'• Hour t ·46 Betty NtWIDD 1:35 Hour of Detiverance 10:1111 Mltllsterlal r\aaoe. (Rev. Paul Jooes) 10:20 Country Hno Down t :OO Wings of Healllll II :ttl SWap Sbof 9:30 Sunday Show 11:30 Farm Newt1 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 1:40 Family Worsblp llour·Thu 10:35 Sunday Show U:flt Noon ~ 11:00 Country Hymntimo 12:Ui Millie JUII For You 12:00 Noon Fteport U: Ui Goeuler's Gueat Star·Frl 12:15 The Searcb S:flt PiaU. POII'IJ . 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets t: II Blaettnar AulD Show I: 00 Billy Graham 4:30 Local New• 1:30 The Lutheran Hour 4:55 Bill Slern Sports VJO Signs of the Times a:oe Bowline Scoreo (Rev. s. amupo) 1:05 Van P•.trlek Sports 2:JJI Public Serl<lce 1:21 Sundown Serenade 2:35 The Big Life 7:05 The World Today S:OO Sunday Sbowcaao 7:30 Sip Off 4:00 Hour o1 Decision 1:00 Sign Off - Juae 4:45 John Griffin SATURDAY 5:00 Sundl.y Showcase e:oe Sign On Newa 8:00 SUndown Serenade 1:06 Cowotry 1:30 Sign Off I:JO Farm Newa 1:00 Slg11 Off - Jwte MONDAY TRRU FRIDAY •1•m wr1t1n1 Cleo about our trip thle summer! What'• the put tense of 'nellt em(?" · WJEH RADIO . . . . Ibn Prlday I:OQ S111D Oo 1:06 Musical Clocll: II :Ill 12:0D 12:011 12:10 12: 15 12: 20 7:., Nn• HO Musical Clock 7:110 News Headllnel 7:311 Mllllcal Cloek 7:45 The Lifeline 12:2& l:fli Oblo Valley NeWI 1:06 1:10 . 1:11 1:11 i:55 t:flt 1:30 1:45 tO:flt 10:06 10155 World & Oblo News llparte Today Weather Pleture Mullcal Clock ColllltiUnlty News 12:30 12:45 I :55 2:GO 2:55 3:110 3:55 4:00 Latcbstrlng Public Servtee FamJIY Wonblp Hour M.uon County Newa Talk of tilt TOWD News U:55 lllartllaa Melndlu (except Friday: Cburcb U:45 WCI'Id Newa 4:30 $:fit 5:06 5: II 6:25 5:30 &·55 8:00 8:flt Mason County NeWS Community Newa .. Noon Newa Ohio News Marlrets Bulletiu Board Newt 0 Or11111 Agriculture Ngent Country Go Roomd News Beat Country Go Round News Beat Mid Way MaUnee News Beat Dilelng with Doss !DterehMge ~mnnlty Ntlll World & Na~oaai Newa Spotlllbt .., llparte Weathercast Dinner MullcllInside - . Sun1et Blvd. Sign Off LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ~M·M ..• AF"l'Bl WHAT I SAW I CAHT ANHIE aoo1 110 "1"H&M IN 'Tl~ OR THII'{'O HMi ~~G,ER~ ~ ~ETTlt·f TOOK ~~ HAD ilil MH I YEP J WELL, ~ WAS ~.,~HARMED, TILL '1't)U "eoRROWEo·• TIIAT 01'\E'S Ji"IFLE ! ALL 'TH'EtR RIFLEs WAS FIRED' SEEMS R§ASONASI.E 11--WiV 1<\LLED EAC\-i OTHER ll't A PR~E FRACAS! w. J......_ B~r 1'JRRY GEORGE WONDER ~~ I .. Bulk Tank Service rsce ~lAL rm · · II •. ;.' .. ~ !~· ..· C,o.P~ AIIG. . . ~Jt BOY·ITS HOT TODAY .;a_, Ill .,_ of taDb ~ ~ '. ltirw.b.a•,bo.ttl'..'u... We Sll'Vke. _ •- - · ,.. · ., • . , ,· ·Rutl·.~il.d . 'Fur•~i.t-.. .·:' re'·.·. . , . 112a Emmet W. Shuler. con342 Page Street. Mid· . dleport. Free estlmaletl. Pomeroy Chllpler -· OU. Ull J.'' v 7 , 1li tfu will meet In .~iiJilar IJl)l8lon •• · " <'HI ITO WPYING Serl<u:es •ruesdl!}' 7:45 . )'· m. There , JvTtAf\IDi Cop-• any letter ot will bt lni!latlnn and aU offl. l,''l" "leulel' - · Pomeru• leers a<o requested • to ..... '· .. · I Ui llo IonS lormala. .,, ~~~....~!'!"'""'"*"~~~~!1""..,.~~"'1"1;........;,..,1 tract~&. poll~ 32.HUIIlQI' :U.Doetrino GIIBBRNIIP,-RJIDPRO.&. IBIIXRR !!ella JUne' no:~; II of events a corn field on a wintry day CommunlJI China made fore being found . . relerenee to the treaty SChuman, brought up ill disputed but tho New China Alsace-Lorraine, de¥oted Yl!l'f• of &f!OD<Y. moniUJred In London, 1 elilortal to pnlla newb onCU!J<.S.ou\1 , . ry,.,. -,on wnu<ear cy y ..._er led to the formation of lbe com- En·lal. . 111011 wealth. , In 8 _.,ge to the Hlrolblml! It was the "Schuman Plan" 13 oonterence In Jopaa. years ago whlcb brought cbarged drat U.S. maneu-11 er competing Freoeb and mean "the daioger of man induatriea Into the coal WlB', Inetead of being llloei pool. The pool then baa lncreUed." joined by Italy and the Benelux China baa attacked lite ..,. baD eountriea. · the pall u a Irick of the UnitSchuman wu preml$' twice stat01 to pln • auct- ad· in 1917 and JM8- and bold many vantage. ministerial posts, including POpe Paul VI llllld !Itt elgn minister and Uoonce mit. "·a promlao of 1 rooro-1~& ter. H• 1ost lntereat ln aclf¥e future.'' In a •~-·-• .....,.,_ French poliUcs wllb the return the apirltUai leader Ill to power of Obarleo da Gaullo 11158. Be bad been working on memoll'fJ. II? until a week when his condition ltlddeD1y eliDed, Frl-endl uid. . ~ ·b _,_.,_ ._ . _ _ . ' Wt !:_!~ ~R..- baek·boe ANY KIND ol bulldozer work. Cllll WY Z. '"' .oil .• 4 18 tfc bathF•. basement, tarceedlot.PbG. - - -C-01.-SI.JVICI -- - J. mancJDg, approv . . ~ WY 2-3573. 7 31 etC m~SAi~~1r;;;;~~;;;;;; ...... .,..... ltUIII. ..,. 111 • .... 1.ttd1l aMI ~ • the NfM FOR SALE - Two· bedl QOI'I\ 14i• .,..._ 111 M.Jt, - d bor·te. Beautlf'lil Blrdl kltcb table 15- FCiniloard- runabout an pid recovery . Deluxe n. en, 811tomat.1c gas heal l&W conditio top model. 52 gal. capacity. trailer. Excellent n, . Lincoln Heights. CaD Job n Masn Scally, W'Y 2- $700. Dean Newell, Tom 170.00. mana,:era bilily 8 2 31p Bl.aeltn&r. WY '1-512'1 w. Va. I 3 3tc 2661. See FOUR ROOM bonae wllb I a,. HENS aod Fryers. Mrs. -tieS: M<tropolitaJl Motm•t HELP WANTED re lot. large poreh, base1111!at sie Oliver, R. D. I, Rutland, E l\·1ain Street Pomeroy WOULD LiKEsome- one to cut off Route . No. 7. Pbont WY Ph. SH 2-4695. Phtmt W)' 2~as71 7~ hay at once. Pbnne SH 2-1834. U12'1. 8 I fttc • 22 de . Mrs. John Stout, Harrison· iN POMEROY Eignt rc o m ~arc: •Jf WilY WORRY over a aluggish 8331c bcUse, S beolrnomu and Qaltl. ville, Ohio. septic tank• Get •Kieall . EmD'•J= ~s J~ -lli. :\ 1an·1n Mark" , Malll AU Septle tank cleaner atiGIRL FOR general housework. large lot. Good lo<'!ltioo §~ · f.' I .•U~"t B Laoomark Farm Bureau. P<> Live in. Phone WY 2-5?'1 . I bigb wat«. Call wv 1-'IJ,!JO tw•, AUMI,.., L ~ ~061 meroJ. 7-1-autc: fH.3tc I li 10 lie ErceUe R~~ ear ·room, ride and J)f'rlormux:e SmaU car economy and POLICY COVI!RS •uen!IJ: S.Otrtolrl :1'011'.&. XBOl't' MA VJI VOGB OJfT Mn~ End Is Near FOr pfeJDler • (lwdl.) U. Vllltfll VXB I ~~e sy:~~j 1 .?w~!;. H0;~.~~~ BlaettnarS 2-2fl~\ A;,.. -tor _ :U.F.-.. DOWM .t.~nmQuoi&- C~lurnbuol NeWS, Events 'lbompson\::::1::~ t.ICY~ - Bashan I I . J'Iatftlll ota "'-f.· .t.ll:I'DLB.t..t.X& the\~~-~------- "'tl1f9 lorool u.r- II LO!i8FELLOW One letter .tlnply .uu.dl for uothel'. ID. tldl aampLe A .. ued for tbt thne L'•, X for the two O's, etc. Btngle letten, apoll· trophilil, taw lactll and fonn&tton of the w&rdl are 1.u ldala. ~ ~nod "·W-pl: DAILY. CRYPTOQUOTE- Here'• how t. werk ltr ~m:"~X:: I C~rpei .,.. ... S.l•l Jrt.: Olio ~ IH>3~1 ~-m. . -_ DAILY CROSSWORD Ill. Thin dolt.. ~~~umbusie~ - ~X· \ ' Pn'o.,-·~. · ~~'·) ~ i ·-· " �' '·l • t • NOW YOU KNOY Ia IJII dooN wen It ,.,... tip .............pen .. Nelt York Cit} "'prneatlal • hrelp .......... . y . • enttne De.e·.r T•hTAr. ftatrrftla OfT.. Heq..JI-n ,4,.. VOL I 1 dem·l Likes Odds! Atom Treaty MOSCOW (UP!) - Secretary of State Dean Rusk prethe nuclear test ban treaty he lligned with .11 · and the Soviet Union Monday would receive "great support" in the United States. Rusk saw off a Mnatorial dele. gation and theD flew to Leningrad I Spar~man of Alabama, predicted Safety measures to be used high school students in shop and laboratory work were studied by the Middleport Board of Education Monday evening with Vice-President Em- ~~~~~~"today I 80 for a day's break between bis President Kennedy would gel Jones presiding. 100 talks on Curthtr cold war issues I of the Senate's votes for the COMING HOME The resignation of Jotm Mur· 1s. The senators, treaty - far thanf the two-. ' ray, recently h1'red for teachWI'th Soviet orr·1c1a th 1. . . more eeded 8 here for the signing, WE're return. ~ds maJOrity or ratlfl· SP( Henry K.. MUam, son ing, was accepted . Janitor apipg to Washington. I colton. A Bel 8e I of Mr ..... Mrs. D. A. Milam pointmenls approved included COLUMBUS - Gov. James The senators were equ"ily en- · RTok Pldpear ortbefna 01 o£ Langsville, will leave Ger- Harold Hubbard, Joe Shavorin...., .. us to newsmen ore eav1 b U 1 1- sky, John Taylor and Wilkie A. RhQdes Tuesday withdrew thusiastlc about. the partial test ing for Leningrad that he is look- I many Aupst 30 Ill' I e a request that :Ill counties be bon treaty the first control meuo- . 1 d ,_ the Se t be ' e~ States to receive bls .is- Holman. Cooks employed were l ~ declared drought areas because llrt! agreed' upon between East and ~g orw,~~ t ~ 1 Ina eek aHr- ~ charge. Milam, wllo bat been Nora Rll!e, Ethel Lowery, Ed. ed mgs on ·~ rea y nex conditions unprov . West since the start of the nuclear . hed led t towe -Ia.e . In oL ...e Army Iw t wo years, na E vans a nd Margaret GerRhodes ~ired Agriculture Sec- age II years ago. They said u.s. ;;:.~rr.:ment ·t:~:,:a;ucle::~es:~ l spent ·last II montbs In lach. reta~y O"ille Freeman, con- Interests were •· well protected" by in the air, outer ipace. and un- ! Obersteln, ~rmaay. The board discussed the safecemmg .Ashtabula, Athens, Bel- the pact. te I ty measures for eye protection . de mont, Columbiana, Gallia, (lea.. llet!IO<ratic Sens Hubert 1 '~T~~ hr. . 'II I u lers," Rusk ••fd. "It will merit of students taking shop and · and John I clarify •..: doubt& earmga WI • am 1 u ~ laboratory courses QJ'dered -m uga, Hockin g, Holmes ,_ Knox ' Humphrey of Minnesota ia various quar- and rece1w great 1upport. Lake, Lorain, Meigs, Noble, . a new law passed by the GenPerry Port~ge, Richland. Stark eral Assembly. Every studFA>t and W in activity must have Trumbu:l, Tuscarawas ay. ne coun ,... • 1(::; some lnd of protective eye de---VIce. The board agreed that I•• re, l . Drum Cadences A. ..-n S l:gn MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE -- 'i • AMF ROADMASTER JET PILOT "Childrens' Private Raiding Parties" "Snacks, Soft Drinks Fresh Fruit etc.,, All the super deluxe features of AMF preclstoa · · wnstruction ar' available In botb girla and boy1 !llodels. Extra durable c&J~tilever frame. Slim flectors • ' TONIGHT I WIDNIIOAY J(ichael Forest ID "ATLAS" MORE WONDERFUL UVINI willa a SECOND ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Now's the time to see and buy a new No-float REFRIGERATORFREEZER. The new IROdels at your Dealer's Store have al the features you'¥& always WOQted. • ZERO COLD • MORE STORAGE e 2 APPLIANCES IN 1 scylt tank with cbrome hood with red and turquoise re- HUCH ~t'iVe·ln w vn . II ......- .. ...--- • NO DIFROSTING- EVER • ICE CUBE CONVENIENCE e NEW BUill-IN LOOK --and-"THI CLOWN AND THI KID" Joim Lupton ~ KlkelfeGreev., Thur.-Frl. Aut. e.9 "HORIIOR HOTIL" Willi DemiJa Lotla and Vene:tio SteveDJDJl ---1""'-Nolblotl In lbla Ufetlm. boo prepared you for "THI HIAII" 26 INCH $62.50--SALE $27.50 $49.50 $52.50 $53.50 $59.50 $62.50 $69.50 . t1010 r~M~ftfl lllodela on dillpla71 at p r 'JTR.Jrc APPLIANCE DEALERS! Di•l• Rouob of tbt Salem Center Girls 4-H <lab w a 1 named winner at tbe Safety Speaklnr eoulell Ia Logon Moudoy. Mt.s Rouab prevl~a• ly kid ,.... the Meigs wunty eODiest aDd wUI ht one of elpt liri• <OIIIpetlnr In 1 he state contest. Ia addUioa to 1 caab award received 11 1 b t Monday eoate.t, Mlat Roo•• will receive 1 trip to the Oblo 4-H Cllb Coape11 Ia Sepltm· ber 1\e first 1 bo d fir Ia ,. ~ acm" thy • ~to 1 p ce r e 1 wUI receive a tr1p to the Na- i lioual4-H Club Congress. Mi81 b pok bj Rous 1 e 011 111e su eel 0 1 farm pend lafety. was and aecompanied to tile She coote:tt dinner by bor """'nts, 'Mr. and Mrl. OriOD Roush, and Mary aDd Louella Thompson. presbyterJanS • upset Thomas s0ft baII Tearn OAS hinted at a po~sible aeriOWI many troops were airlifted to tbl turn in military developmentl iD front today but It waa apecu)• that anywhere from ..., •• •w 50 ,.._. Racta• I Bars aboard each plane. RuiOOrs circulated iD Prince ot a new exile landmr: M G nd . cor:•• ·butsaltbiilleo, own•• Ha.ltiu'~~ -· • ...,. ~ stem from exile claims to that ·IlL feet made in New York ~---~: I Twno-Pro~N B.• Ual&ell Pre., bter..u.nal n Sa .to Do~~· n~ apo.l!:l · 1 Merchants iowered racial bars men clatm_ed thmr mvas:JOD tnloJ*' . . . . were pushmg I two-p-•-'w1thout m another South- ,·nto tbe H11. 8D nor th~...eaoa_:u !101&.'- 1nc1dent Tue-... ...., ,....,., 0 ern city way. . lo ljt Lunch coonte.. at 12 retall ::'!mup .::port~.:. ~ store11 10 downtown Baton Rouge, pea tr y .... La .. and In two big suburban • san y. shopping centers were desegrega- 1 ---·- Pori··· Come Dow'n In An0 t her c·It y ,.._,,:.,. . .· J)rl,... "'. ._ Four Entries • I Added T or: an:"•C::cer Candidate 0£ 7J£ I T n ests Mason Options Four Acres For' Sewage Plant Ex-Governor Reflections . •• · MEIGS THUTRE I• ~UOY. OHIO The Day After ' July,··::;. .. Girl~· ~~d ~Boys', ~n'$ and Women's • See 1M THE WINNER PORT AU .PRINCE, Haiti (UPI) - Haiti today protested a second lime. agamst Dominican aggression in • now to the Orgamzation of American States 1nd demanded that body take immediate aetion to halt it. r. I The new Haitian protest coincided with the diapatcfl o three planeloads of troop reinforcements from Port 111 Prmce to Cap Haitien in the officialy labelled northt~ "war zone." . . , The troops carried light and ! tbe nortbeast. The or1elnal !Wheavy machineguns and other baa protest: taken up by the OAI ! ~bat .equipment. They traveled Tuesday, did ~ ••k that boclp m Halhan artny troop carriern. to take any actioa. The new Haitian protest to the There was no l.ndication Jaow ______ and Enter the Woaclerful Worlcl of llectrlc UYintll " a •• . 1 Buy a New No-Frost ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER < . Troops Dispatched By Plane To New Haitian War Zone Fighting ·I Double your fomily convenience by keeping your present refrig· erator for use in the Playroo111 or Faatily R00111. It's Flameless! . Mississippians p•Ck Johnson, SALE $23.00 SALE $36.00 SALE $39.00 SALI $41.00 SAlol $4i.OO SALE $49.00 SALI$$2.00 r.ICYCLES BICYCLES BICYCLES BICYCLES BICYCLES BICYCLES BICYCLES su~h ~~g . cpm Haggy Is Top BICYCLES /'' ,· Nla fM ted with advance notice. Negroes BY MRS. EMERSON JONES the fair." The bond will lead ust 23, on the lawn of the Mid- protective eye devices will be were served quietly al the sto..., : Do you have a strange urge the parade "' the grandstand dleport High school. The band necessary. during lbe noon lunch period. I ' '· start marching in the early where it will play several selec.. gives an informal concert dur- Tbe next meeting was set Picketing continued, however, at lOOtL~ !ions. ing the evening. for Monday, September 9, in. . 1 Baton Rouge's segregated '.::::~ 0 fi The catch drum cadences we The Ice cream social Is sched. Under directioa of Mr. Gher- stead of the usual date, which Boys' and Girls' slow pitch : and Negro le each ~omin means the uled for Friday evening, Aut-. ke;-mbers are practicing ev- would fall on Labor Day, The so~tb&ll play eoded Tuesday at I :;i~~~j federal judge of the e~lng of lazy - - ·- ery mornillg from 8 to 1\lLPI-..!!!!a£!! . ~1'1'1 .a,cceptt;<~ the appli- :iddleJlllrt Municipal P a r ~ i · days especlaUy for tile Dyer Officially According to the direetnr, a lht'.atlzen's Nalionil . Ill' lhe Presbyterians upoet- , 'al of 'Eu ene Gherke's • personnel will number 80 with Bank to serve a• depository W, the Thomas. Independents and recreation facilities. I Bill Chllds, parade marsha~ H' h gschool march- Represents F•.remen live majorettes. two flag btar- for Its active funds for a period the Ramblers (Girls! slappmg Police arrested 138 Negro demtoday registering (if band baud is getting The Middleport Fire DeFrt- ers aud the drum majorette. of two years, startmg August 23, ll-11 f~ .the summer Utle, and onstrators at Athens, Ga., Tues- four. more entr1.. 111 the Coni · . the ment was represented offiCial- Majorettes are Janice Tonne- 1963. tile Spitfires down 18-6. (See day for parading without a per- tenn1al parade to be staged net( ~~.. b~sy se.:-n, . ly at the 26th annual COitven- hill Neda Bradford, Connie Other members present were picture elsewhere today on this , mit. Officers said t7 of the group Tuesday at 3 p.m. In obsenii 1 rt .:: lion of the Ohio Stale Fire- Cooke. Lynn Daniels, and Di- Mrs. E. 0. Rail, Harold Hub- page). . I wore juveniles who were turned once of ille IOOth Meigs coonty 18{ b soc 1 t 'tball men's Association held the anna Davis Flagbearers are bard, Lionel Boggs and super~ Members of the winmng team over to juvenile authorities Ifair. ! 1 00 MOSCOW - Secretary ast Ullnnoth eas t' e th p a s I weekend In Clveland Marilyn Sw~n and Iva Stewart I intendent, L. W. McComas were Ronnie !Iindy, George Sau- Fifty-five Negroes were ,;,.rest- Latest registrations include~·' games t e au umn mnn s bY Robert Byer. WI'th R0 ber t with Judy Martin leading the . e'! R'""' · II oat by t•Stale Dean Rusk ·today too•• a ahead. "" Saue . r, Bruce. Wa IIace, ed at Sumter, s.c., lor marchmg ,,. M'""' . uuern W~ . _ break from his talks with Sov· McElhinney servmg as alter- band as drum majorette. Micky Morris, Joey Hindy, AI- in the downtown area withoot 8 ,of America, With Mrs. Will~ ' let olflelals to fly to Leningrad The Middleport hand Is to nate. . New faces will take their an Wallace, ROf!er Roush, Roy parnde permit. Ali but 16 of this Hart ln charge, unlcy~let . , for a day's BIShlseelng. lead the Centennhd parade at Others atlendmg were Rus- cies left by departing seniors Coleman, and J1m Miller. . group were juvemles. Van Kirkland and David Karr, R~sk will return Thursday tile fair thu year smce Tuesday sell Mills, Howard Dailey, Ger- _ but the "Band Marches On." • The Presbyterians ended their At New York, around 40 dem- a surrey, "with a fringe at and t•1en go on to Premier NUt- happened to he its day to "play aid Anthony, James Daniels, season on a &-2 note. Tho Thorn- onstrators tell their picket lines top," by Mrs. Dwight Milhoan~~ Ita S. Khrushchev's Black Sea and Donald Mills. as team was 8-5. Fast pitch at a Brooklyn construction site aDd an antique truck by B 0 vllia to continue his dl.selllsions Rou8h Families' MAKES HONOR LIST men's play ends next Tuesday and filled up seats in the only Fife. . 't of cold war Issues. Diplomatic Reunions Announced PLAN REUNION The Miami Universliy Deans' u The line score: restauranl in the area in a move The added reglstraUono brlnf source• said the break would . -··- -....... Th List for the spring semester, Thomas 721 071 0 18 17 8 designed to keep wotkrneo from entries Jn the parade to 27. En- ' C 1 eoabit him to file a full report The 252nd~l reunion of e ~nd annua arr Re- comprised of all ' Presb. 401101 412 X - 21 19 3 getting lunch. The pickets are pro. trio• are still belnl received bJ on his session Tuesday .witll For- the Roush and Allied Families : ' w~ he~ In the WOOd~ ales who achieved averages Norman D. IDrewl Haggy, Custer, D. Stumbo (4\, and testing alleged job hiring discri- Childs and Bill Downie of Pomeigll Minister AQdrei Gromyko Association will be held at Wine ay ugust 11 · A B or above for a course-load of Mr. and Mrs. Alvm Hag- R. Will. Miller, Coleman (1\ mination on cily construction pr<>- ,eroy. and receive lnstruetons from lel'lviUe, Ohio,' and at Follans- old te~cher~ and pupils are 12 hours or more, totals 2,049 Rt. I, Pomeroy, received (WP), and B. Wallace. jects. President Kennedy for his bee, W. Va., August 16 and 17. cordla~i .::v~. A basket d.ln- names, the Miami top grade of 736 applicants Racial tensions appear to meetln& with Khrushchev. The annual banquet will be ner w ld at noon. With office has announced, and of wh?"I only 28 passed CALLED TO RUTLAND eased in Chtcago where white at the WlntersviUe Meth- enterlalnmenl in the afternoon. clndes Steve H. Coats, •on posit1~ With the Colum- Middleport emergency • . res- crowds ha.e slaged unruly demSANTA MONICA, CaUl. - "-"·' Church, Friday, August Mr. aDd Mrs. Robert Coats, 0., pollee force recently. cue squadamen were called to ! onslralions in a recently integrapaternity oult against 8:30 p. m. (IJSTI. The HAD LIP CUT 264 So. Second-av, officials had hoped 50 jRutland al 8:10p.m. Tuesday ! ted neighbo•·hood on tho city'• Marloo Brando wa• wiD be held at the Harry R. Bartlmas, age 9, pass, they have t h a i for Thelma Michael who was Sooth Side. Tuesday when blc!ocl ' Municipal Park on suffered a laceration (if the Up Melp Geaeral llospllal openings. suffering an asthma attack . ----showed he could nat have August 17. Reserva- recently when a dog cleared the ADMISSIONS - Melvin Norman Haggy, known as She was taken to Meigs Memthe father ol lbe ~month-old for the banquet sbould fence at the county dog pound cutter, Pomeroy. "Dre~" to most of his former orlal Hoopital. daughter of a PhiiiPJIIne 11e11t to Ronald E. Roush, 153 and either scratched or bit him. DISCHARGES - Fred ln Pomeroy, is a ----er. Road, WlnlenviUe, by He Is the son of Elza Bartimas, er, Porniroy; James of Pomeroy HIgh ONE CITED MASON- T111111 council Mall1 An attorney for Marie 10, Long Bottom. · , .1ddlep rt. and has been living In The Ohio Stale Patrol reports even inc agreed to purc..a• moved for dll1111issal ol . over nine years. He Ihe arrest of Charles W. Holter acres of land from au• charge when two such "married to the former Zelma 22. Rt. 1 Racine, cited to Meigs , Virginia Wil'""' upo11 wb!Cb abowed the blood type of Wears, daughter of Mr. and county court Aug. 23 on ·a to build a sewage lreatmellt actor was Incompatible Hershel Wears, Rt. 1 Rut- charge of failure to puom. The property was oplill>o that of the girl, Maya Gabriella. land, and has two children. !registration. JACKSON, Miss .. (UPil by a retainer fee. ,:., ==-::....::..::::.:::...:~--===-..:.:.:~==::._ Gov. Paul B. Johnson, commit- Discussing delinquent wa~' led to a tough segregation polcouncil aoled that b'IU' i<y, and former Gov . J. P. Celewhen iaoued and WIW man, an advocate ol "quiet" I".::';:;~ may bt diseonllnued fOt segregation, oppeared today aceounts after the lSIIJ be headed for a runoff for the month. I ' .1· Democratic gubernatorial Cowtcil olllo discussed .litlll Inotninottion. two representallv• to P:~i ·. The 47-year-old Johnson. Pa., conCIII'IIlnt .· BY CHI!STI!R TANNF.RILL loser In efforts o1 the application itr' ! · the office once held by aid to pave Mucll.'lt Small Town like the City also faces father, virtually was assured Bills and salaries 10 t ·, fln~,,)al problems: ' ol a place in the Aug. 27 rutcn-,1 n•·'"monlll of dertli ·''" Tuesday's blackest headline - as if in mourning- off to pick a successorprohi'btlte<ll · Pomeroy property owners that if they want to Gov. Ros• Barnett, were ~ yor~ first clasa fire protection !which has decided by law from succeedinll · ~er H' a r lower insurance rates) they wlil have to pay self. and ~ · · It, Wh~ther or not they want to pay in the form of Coleman, wbo defeated Charleo Yuuaer, Wof!lt fiv·e-year one.mill levy that would produce about $30 • ill • runoff for governor Foreman .,.. R. J!:. ~ . 000 decided November 5. · · · ' yeaN ago, .... running Facts are that - or any other lllilall ol oi!Qrney Charleo Suicannot maintain fire fGr the berth oppoaita or worn out apparatus. Joltnsoo. A fourth ""ndklol11, lsp't there. roUred wider Robert it? I!! tbe pocll:eta of .Property owners? wbo eo'""!d the raCI! says lltsn't. He &ot a pretty gOOd vote not fun" was liol Ia eontentlon. UNITED NATIONS can members of the Nations faced a tought fight day In an effort to Win CouncU approval for a .economic boycott ol Soulh rica. ... · · ·, ~'he United ;States, FriiiCt ' and Norway were reported agai!l!i the of parts of a r'lS"iution before the couni!il Gahana, Moroccti and the ipplnes. .. "Handy ~flainment" "Eltta Storage . '1111..... Dominion Attacli .. Protested Again, Asks Action, No~ PITTSBURGH (lJPII-Members l tbe firot ouch oll·out Negro move- IJNPC, oalch local chapter of the National As- I named lo head the eight-man aubol a Negro protest group todBJ' ment here against alleged hiring "lt'B poiaon to the Negro com- sociatiO'" for the Advancement of 1 committee to deal with the Hght cancelled a demDDitration against discrimination. muaity and time to go, like Jim l Colored People, laid • suJHom. l company. He said previo111 meeta local construction company. but An official of the pcoteat group Crow." mittee of the parent UNPC had ing.s have been held during scbeduled a mass march next accused Duquesne Light of being A 1pobsman for Duqul!llle been formed for the purpose of last two years with the firm-the Monday agsinst Duquesne Light guilty of what ht termed "de Light contended lllat IWt company meeting with Duquesne Light most recent only latt week. AICo., one of the district'• largest facto tokenism" in that only one I ''has never discriminated against ·management. though terming the prior .essiORJ utility firma . Negro is numbered among ttte 1any race, creed or rolor. Beyond I "The next move 111 up to them," "cordi.al,'' Johnson IBid "they After members of the UnJted firm's S5.000 employes. I that, we have DO other comment." Brown said. IDuquesne LighO apparently Negro Protest Com m lltee James McCoy, chairman of the Byrd R. Brown, president ol tho ; Atty. Livlilgstone Joluuon was Ididn't get the message." IUNPC) voted to accept a morejobs agreement With the Navarro Construction Corp., it was announced that Duquesne Light will be the next target. If Monday's planned mass onstration comes orr, it will be Compliance In Safety Rules Voted 4* t ,. ~ ;.ja t,lll'&: -~ ~ - ---------~------- !:,,:.""p RUS k II .. Iii . . .. :.: X~V......:...:N:.:::O.:..... .;.,;96:;..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _POMERO:...:::.:.::;:;::.Y.:.;-M=IDOL=EPOR:::..:::::..:T~,;::OH!..!IO:;:;.. . --.. .., _ __:W:..:.:E:.:D:.:.:N:=ES:::::D::.:A:..:.,Y,~A~U~G~U:.:::ST.:...:._,7.~1~9.::::63~------- ~ ~% Plan March On BICYCLE SALE ..... ....,. ............ ..., .t.-eo. I ELBERFELDS .. ' '.' I in Air Sizes In 0pr .Warehouse \)n '" ;·. . ···:;''AIIechtanlt ' ~ $teet ..· . .,, ". � 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/. 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