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Tho squadsmea Roland DiU, Kerr-to Meigs Memor· ial at 11 :30 a .m. ovbere he was admitted as a medical 1-6 Pieces - frigidaire .fLECTRJC RANGES FREEZE,RS WASHERS - DRYE·RS ALL GUARANTEED ... WitH SERVICE POLICY Furn:iture ' ·. ··• RUtlAND, 0. �I, .AND JAcK-TO .. ~ .._R1ti • AnNG EDITORIALLY The Mark of The Communist Its aim is to gain lor communism 1,11 ·We ought to ask again, because this identity with certain cauaes the Kremlin believes to be either popular or prolibella bt!lnt pinned on some people in •ocatlve In the free countries. lhla country more than at any lime since People in free lands who let the Reds ·ltae McCarthy era of the 1950s. cet away with this nonsense are just Controve ,y over civ·l rights, tcono- playinl Moscow's Jame . It could lead ill to such absurdities as mlca, politics, welfare programs, almollt anything, can easily end up wit h some- having to oppose highway safety and better libraries because the Communbody shouting at soma!IOdy•else: uWhat h1:t- you , a Communist or some-- ists may say they favor them . You don't prove a man is a Communthing•·• To an1wer the question: What is a ist because he says he favors six or eight or ten American - born prosrams the Communist? You can begin, of course, by citing Communist Party also pretends it wants avowed members of the Communist par- for the country. Programs in the Communist world ty. You may prf'sume there are a consid- art mere stratagems. It Is more fundamental to remember erable number of secret members, not that a Communist is a person ol totalito mention actual professional s pies working for the SovJet Union. By the tarian mentality. Whatever his programs very nature of their purposes, they are of the moment. he is a man who: e Brooks no opposition from any not likely to wear red light bulbs over quarter, whether school, church, busitheir heads. You can add identifiable persons who, ness community, other political party while avoiding party membersh1p, ne- or what not. e Wants not simply to defeat his rivertheit'ss unmistakably serve the parvals but to cru5h and eliminate them. ty's goals - as dictated by Moscow. Beyond these levels. identification be- Rule or ruin is the game. e In support of these purposes, seela tomes tricky and pre~umption danger· to control both the thought and the acous. For example, the Reds often try to tion so that only his ideas, policies and adopt as their own a !Jock of foreign and protrams exist. e Would bend every power element domestic proposals which may accord roughly with programs advanced by le- in societv -- every agency of the govlitimate political part1os in the free de- ernment and the economy - to this oven·idm& goaL mocracies. Let this distinctively marked shoe fit As practiced under Moscow's guidance, thil!l device is a conacious fraud. whel'e it will, ' s...:bally Senttnel. PomtrOy-wlliepon, o., 11lllf f. -... ' H~len Hf!lp Usl - What IJ a Communist? " .' ' HoadaMottrc~ ' READERS ANSWER Willi Electric ltllleo't Helen: Ia reltrellCtl 1o the quplllGii of to IIV• or nOI 1o 1lv• - .S. Priced From $269 tO $742.50 EASY TERMS "COLEMAN" -Law Down Paym•ntUp To 24 -lito To Pay Over 40 N.,., ond Used HEATING AND Bik" On Disploy HAWK'S ~Pt. Pleasant SALES & SERVICE CYCLE SALES CHASE HARDWARE YOUR BMW-Honda-Triumph DEALER * INDIANAPOUS SPlli:'WAV RECORD held by Rodqer w..rcl \VaAhin!Jlon Column Reports From The Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting By DOROTHY KILGALLEN THE CELEBRITIES EX-QUEEN SORA \'A, ca111ped in a Hamburg hotel to be near her new love, Maximilian Schell, is so inspired by his German production of "Hamlet" that •he wants to co-star in it with him in a Broadway production of the classic. Playing the Queen, maybe~ She's rather rohust for Ophelia. At any rate. it'• nice to know that she doesn't lack confidence or daring, and if Judith Anderson wtll just move over, we cbn prepare for the next theatrical season . . . .. ~·ormer famed bandleader Lucky Milllnder is lookmg for a Midtown Manhattan location as the aile of his new night dub, which he'll call "Home of the Blues." Details are 1tlll In the hush-hush stage. Paul Robeson is seriou•ly ill in Lon· don . . . Eleanor Holm, in town from ~·torlda, turned up at Gatshy's for some sparkling champagne with her longtime beau, Tommy Whelan . . Today's repartee from London, David Lewis of the Dall)' Mail to Richard Burton: "In 10 years' time, how would you like to see yourself?" Mr. Burton 10 Mr. Lewin: "Sane" . Peter Palmer is a heartbroken actor these days. He jwst lost the lead in the Carol Burnett show because he wu too tall ... Warren Beatty must approve of the way "Lilith" Is hein& directed by Robert Rossen in Maryland, because he's being an absolute cooperative little angel, and i• so enthusiastic about bls work he often arrives on the set before the crew does. Chubby Checker tells chums that the West Coast reports of his marriage plana are greatly euggerated . The girl who 1tarred in the betrothal rumors is Dee Dee Sharp . . . . Alain Del on's stunnin& performance in "The Leopard" is bringing him critical acclaim and sensational offers- including one from Tokyo, where the producer. are willing to pay him $1.000,000 to make a Japanese picture. • • • CHALK UP A "FIRST" for the West- b Time bury Music Fair, with Hugh O'Brian In "Mr. Roberts ." The important animal role in the com~dy is being played by a pregnant goat ..... Thinga pugllt to be livelier around town this Fall. The' eve'rcolorful Siobhan McKenna bas two Broadway offers after she finishes working-in. "Of Humu'Bondale!b-o one is "The G. B. Essence of Women,'' ~ series of scenes from Shaw'a plays; the other "can't be talked ~bo~t yet," but she'll definitely do one of them More Astronaut fallout in Tin Pan Alley: L. Gordon Cooper's sP.ace phrase "Rilht On The Old Kazoo ' is already a rock 'n roll sonc recorded by the Aq~arians on Zoe·Dee Records. Leslie Caron'• splendid reviews for "The L-Shaped Room" were forecast here before anyone on this side of the Atlantic had seen the picture. Now the experts are predicting she'll be nominal· ed for a Hollywood Oscar, having alrea. dy picked up the equivalent British prize ... And, of course, Geraldine Page will be in the running again for hPr emoting in "Toys in the Attic," If so, she'll be the first actress in history to be nominated for an Academy Award !our years in a row .. . Definitive opinion from Sir Edward Appleton : "I like orera. So long as it's In a language that don't understand ." IT'S A WONDER NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV's quote out of Moscow wasn 'I front-paged. instead of buried inside fhe gazettes. When asked If he was beine pressured to resign as premier. the old atheist replied : "My position is good. May God srant that It shall be so to the very end of my days." When did Khrush atart praying? . , . Dlahann Carroll, the &!amorous leading lady of "No Strings," has been busy backstage at the show raisin& funds to help Martin Luther King. She's proud of the fact that her one-girl campatgn was 100 per cent succeosful - everyone in the cast and stage crew gave her a donation, and she's already written a personal thank-you to each of them. E~~ . . . .LI.-- ~ ijE WAS TELL1N6 ME IIOW ~10 USiiD TO PLA'I FOOTIIALL·-- SENT SEVEN OF ~E ~EI'I TEA"' TO BEVERAGE SET BERRfS On The Farm Front iDJ $2.99 to $5.99 This prescut crys~l beverage set will add new beauty and chann to any table. And you can get 1t FREE! You'll want the complete set-eight lO·ounce glasses ~tching 2Y2:<~ua.rt. pitcher and a 13-inch tray. It's ideal for serving all beverag~ -Iced tea, mdk, JWCes, water. The tray ~an be used to serve sandwiches relishes cakes or fruit. To get your set, SEE .YOUR GOOD NEIGHBOR OIL DEALER displaying the "FREE BEVERAGE SET'' sign. ASHI..ANI:i ~E ~SPITAl.! THE · SHOE BOX MIDDLIPOIIT 10-ounce Bulk Tank Service ' I, We lwldle lllldzel of tanb fOr . . . Ill· ·"' lrbatwe~ ~ BEVERAGE GLASS FREE with each even·pllon ,_,, e· of Aehlend -pMfjne MATCHING PITCHER OR SERVING TRAY Your choice PftEE witla oil ..,• ..,.. aDd lubricatloD. OFFER EXPIRES AUGUST 4, 1963 - ;· · ~INLAND 0 IL • REFINING COMPANY A•bland, Kentuok~ ' '" ,.. •.. ... ~ ;. ~>~ ·· ' ·.-,;.••! "' .. -,, . l • " �I, .AND JAcK-TO .. ~ .._R1ti • AnNG EDITORIALLY The Mark of The Communist Its aim is to gain lor communism 1,11 ·We ought to ask again, because this identity with certain cauaes the Kremlin believes to be either popular or prolibella bt!lnt pinned on some people in •ocatlve In the free countries. lhla country more than at any lime since People in free lands who let the Reds ·ltae McCarthy era of the 1950s. cet away with this nonsense are just Controve ,y over civ·l rights, tcono- playinl Moscow's Jame . It could lead ill to such absurdities as mlca, politics, welfare programs, almollt anything, can easily end up wit h some- having to oppose highway safety and better libraries because the Communbody shouting at soma!IOdy•else: uWhat h1:t- you , a Communist or some-- ists may say they favor them . You don't prove a man is a Communthing•·• To an1wer the question: What is a ist because he says he favors six or eight or ten American - born prosrams the Communist? You can begin, of course, by citing Communist Party also pretends it wants avowed members of the Communist par- for the country. Programs in the Communist world ty. You may prf'sume there are a consid- art mere stratagems. It Is more fundamental to remember erable number of secret members, not that a Communist is a person ol totalito mention actual professional s pies working for the SovJet Union. By the tarian mentality. Whatever his programs very nature of their purposes, they are of the moment. he is a man who: e Brooks no opposition from any not likely to wear red light bulbs over quarter, whether school, church, busitheir heads. You can add identifiable persons who, ness community, other political party while avoiding party membersh1p, ne- or what not. e Wants not simply to defeat his rivertheit'ss unmistakably serve the parvals but to cru5h and eliminate them. ty's goals - as dictated by Moscow. Beyond these levels. identification be- Rule or ruin is the game. e In support of these purposes, seela tomes tricky and pre~umption danger· to control both the thought and the acous. For example, the Reds often try to tion so that only his ideas, policies and adopt as their own a !Jock of foreign and protrams exist. e Would bend every power element domestic proposals which may accord roughly with programs advanced by le- in societv -- every agency of the govlitimate political part1os in the free de- ernment and the economy - to this oven·idm& goaL mocracies. Let this distinctively marked shoe fit As practiced under Moscow's guidance, thil!l device is a conacious fraud. whel'e it will, ' s...:bally Senttnel. PomtrOy-wlliepon, o., 11lllf f. -... ' H~len Hf!lp Usl - What IJ a Communist? " .' ' HoadaMottrc~ ' READERS ANSWER Willi Electric ltllleo't Helen: Ia reltrellCtl 1o the quplllGii of to IIV• or nOI 1o 1lv• - .S. Priced From $269 tO $742.50 EASY TERMS "COLEMAN" -Law Down Paym•ntUp To 24 -lito To Pay Over 40 N.,., ond Used HEATING AND Bik" On Disploy HAWK'S ~Pt. Pleasant SALES & SERVICE CYCLE SALES CHASE HARDWARE YOUR BMW-Honda-Triumph DEALER * INDIANAPOUS SPlli:'WAV RECORD held by Rodqer w..rcl \VaAhin!Jlon Column Reports From The Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting By DOROTHY KILGALLEN THE CELEBRITIES EX-QUEEN SORA \'A, ca111ped in a Hamburg hotel to be near her new love, Maximilian Schell, is so inspired by his German production of "Hamlet" that •he wants to co-star in it with him in a Broadway production of the classic. Playing the Queen, maybe~ She's rather rohust for Ophelia. At any rate. it'• nice to know that she doesn't lack confidence or daring, and if Judith Anderson wtll just move over, we cbn prepare for the next theatrical season . . . .. ~·ormer famed bandleader Lucky Milllnder is lookmg for a Midtown Manhattan location as the aile of his new night dub, which he'll call "Home of the Blues." Details are 1tlll In the hush-hush stage. Paul Robeson is seriou•ly ill in Lon· don . . . Eleanor Holm, in town from ~·torlda, turned up at Gatshy's for some sparkling champagne with her longtime beau, Tommy Whelan . . Today's repartee from London, David Lewis of the Dall)' Mail to Richard Burton: "In 10 years' time, how would you like to see yourself?" Mr. Burton 10 Mr. Lewin: "Sane" . Peter Palmer is a heartbroken actor these days. He jwst lost the lead in the Carol Burnett show because he wu too tall ... Warren Beatty must approve of the way "Lilith" Is hein& directed by Robert Rossen in Maryland, because he's being an absolute cooperative little angel, and i• so enthusiastic about bls work he often arrives on the set before the crew does. Chubby Checker tells chums that the West Coast reports of his marriage plana are greatly euggerated . The girl who 1tarred in the betrothal rumors is Dee Dee Sharp . . . . Alain Del on's stunnin& performance in "The Leopard" is bringing him critical acclaim and sensational offers- including one from Tokyo, where the producer. are willing to pay him $1.000,000 to make a Japanese picture. • • • CHALK UP A "FIRST" for the West- b Time bury Music Fair, with Hugh O'Brian In "Mr. Roberts ." The important animal role in the com~dy is being played by a pregnant goat ..... Thinga pugllt to be livelier around town this Fall. The' eve'rcolorful Siobhan McKenna bas two Broadway offers after she finishes working-in. "Of Humu'Bondale!b-o one is "The G. B. Essence of Women,'' ~ series of scenes from Shaw'a plays; the other "can't be talked ~bo~t yet," but she'll definitely do one of them More Astronaut fallout in Tin Pan Alley: L. Gordon Cooper's sP.ace phrase "Rilht On The Old Kazoo ' is already a rock 'n roll sonc recorded by the Aq~arians on Zoe·Dee Records. Leslie Caron'• splendid reviews for "The L-Shaped Room" were forecast here before anyone on this side of the Atlantic had seen the picture. Now the experts are predicting she'll be nominal· ed for a Hollywood Oscar, having alrea. dy picked up the equivalent British prize ... And, of course, Geraldine Page will be in the running again for hPr emoting in "Toys in the Attic," If so, she'll be the first actress in history to be nominated for an Academy Award !our years in a row .. . Definitive opinion from Sir Edward Appleton : "I like orera. So long as it's In a language that don't understand ." IT'S A WONDER NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV's quote out of Moscow wasn 'I front-paged. instead of buried inside fhe gazettes. When asked If he was beine pressured to resign as premier. the old atheist replied : "My position is good. May God srant that It shall be so to the very end of my days." When did Khrush atart praying? . , . Dlahann Carroll, the &!amorous leading lady of "No Strings," has been busy backstage at the show raisin& funds to help Martin Luther King. She's proud of the fact that her one-girl campatgn was 100 per cent succeosful - everyone in the cast and stage crew gave her a donation, and she's already written a personal thank-you to each of them. E~~ . . . .LI.-- ~ ijE WAS TELL1N6 ME IIOW ~10 USiiD TO PLA'I FOOTIIALL·-- SENT SEVEN OF ~E ~EI'I TEA"' TO BEVERAGE SET BERRfS On The Farm Front iDJ $2.99 to $5.99 This prescut crys~l beverage set will add new beauty and chann to any table. And you can get 1t FREE! You'll want the complete set-eight lO·ounce glasses ~tching 2Y2:<~ua.rt. pitcher and a 13-inch tray. It's ideal for serving all beverag~ -Iced tea, mdk, JWCes, water. The tray ~an be used to serve sandwiches relishes cakes or fruit. To get your set, SEE .YOUR GOOD NEIGHBOR OIL DEALER displaying the "FREE BEVERAGE SET'' sign. ASHI..ANI:i ~E ~SPITAl.! THE · SHOE BOX MIDDLIPOIIT 10-ounce Bulk Tank Service ' I, We lwldle lllldzel of tanb fOr . . . Ill· ·"' lrbatwe~ ~ BEVERAGE GLASS FREE with each even·pllon ,_,, e· of Aehlend -pMfjne MATCHING PITCHER OR SERVING TRAY Your choice PftEE witla oil ..,• ..,.. aDd lubricatloD. OFFER EXPIRES AUGUST 4, 1963 - ;· · ~INLAND 0 IL • REFINING COMPANY A•bland, Kentuok~ ' '" ,.. •.. ... ~ ;. ~>~ ·· ' ·.-,;.••! "' .. -,, . l • " �,, . \'1 ~ b~pites Pitcher Says .~:umplno """to"""'...,.:= ;::-fro:,"""~."~e"''::j:~~~1 : . ,:·-:.xumph!q ~. Men In Blue ioo '·0U1 b£Hand' 1«11c ...,. ·~ ........ ~---~..-ate~ to *'IIUO w111J l'llrh:Y'a SPORTS DESK - ~.. 1 tty; • be ooacodeo, "IIIII 1a141y bavo had mllhty good they've been col'l')'i• II lao for. " - 111hat Hll"" was l!tlrpll 1 "Wily, whee I "'- off BllldiiMOII tho mound Craw• Idea ol hdvlng a J ford. be marglld rJehl out a1 me. vilor for umplnlo by oeltiDg BJ DAflll IIDRI!N I -er """'RieJn on bOrtllrl!no oome ol tbo duU01 be feelo CINCINNATI mPH - Cblelll- eau., b•t I think I should ba., 1Vpervla..- ahould perlorm, nail Redo pllyer 1epreoeatalive 1 rl~ to question 8 pitch I boo "Firtl ol all, be lhould Bob Purkey th!Jits the ' Natlorlal love II a dellnlte llrlke. II I8Yt k thlt .umpires wllo doo't League ohould hlrt oomebody to 10 the rule honk this gamorll for tho ability .... ...,1 to the supervise wnpiret! "who havo the players." julll\b playero who eao't been tU rh Red ge ng out 0 and." • manager F~ HulchlnPltct.e. Purkey, who was eject- son, an ex-plteher, bacb up Pur· ed _from a recent game lor dis- key. "Hutch" protested the ,.... putmg a ball called by plate urn- in which Purkey was ejected on P'" Shag Crawford, says, "No the contentlon that umpir01 had matter what the umpireo do, the allowed San Francisco hurler league backo them up. They Juao. Marichol mon warmup 101· arnrG- .. . >'N oll... .. ••• "'" • · ~ Spertl Wrller .• . , • "ll!crUi.;,Dl;,;te.d ..Prell IJnlelllatibnal spjlrtswriter returned lo bfs alma mater 1t Racine Saturday as llJI!lll speaker for the annusl high school alum. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm of Letart J il-• "sure, llley're tho ,boel." sutd! - · • . , . . - obould be blood on th811 l!ld no pint obould kept In the .pr • I u ..lillst eerlllln players alld teanu, "AU o1 th... th!Jigs are problema now," Hutclrlnsos· said. H utch disapproves of the Idea of reptaeing umpires with machines llecauae it would remove much of the hiiiiUU> element from tho game. But he also lakes tton to Giles' statemen.t in -kly pubU..Uon that lh' year are lhe best the ever has had. wryly, "tllo - people out oC pma" .' ... Th~re , J Open FestiV3 ~-'·fi~urtl."the assoriation~at b~en sham~ ~inta.in1 ~pposed fouur:t1~;'1 ~~~dead~be~h~::c~d'ud~F~in~s~::~,.,.~,!'"~ld~:_lw_o cl00nty pony League Car.d ''"·'"'"I Re}eased For }963 season .., yracuse t showdown with a Syracuse at Pomeroy Cardinals Le!Jirt at Pomeroy Cardinals UDder·par 84 that tied him Middleport at Racine JULY I? the M·holo lead with Pomeroy Rlldlegs at Letart Pomeroy ClrdinalB at Svracuse Bo JUNE It Racine at Middleport roo. Pomeroy Rlldlegs at Middleport Letart at Pomeroy Rlldlegs DiMatilfied with his dr,hlv~er~n;~~~~:; !~cine at pomeroy Cardinali JULY u &pile his fine round, he ci Letart at Syracu,. 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H..• Aaron, nola Pittibur&h ~, 'fl 460 8 Detroit 20 2'r .<l'lll a Brav.. 1: AlOU, GW.t. 12 Socond hall o1 oeaaon bo&lna Phlladolphin Washington 17 35 327 13U, Bailey, GlantJ II ; Howard, Dodf- July 10 Mllwauke• " 27 ·"" H'• Mondoy'a RHIIto ~ 10: Cepeda, Glanto 10; Mayt, j;-i;;;;;;;;;;;;.=======~I HouAton 2'l lO .423 10 IKansu City 4 Minnesota 1 (night) ·olants o. NGS ~blow- Doll l'l<>mln8 i· M~gs Only County To Ponl!liDII TIMt -.time tlillvMJty ul J'lor. PUrkey will bo !ryh• lo pi 1111 "· teomm'll• 1,.,*d , .... ,_.., wiD iD four dfd•IOno tc> ""' oJde Jut - ..,. ftllo .., :IIIII - tlllol· ..., ....iw THIRI'S ONLT ONI WAY ••·• lldoll~ Paint Now ...Pay Later;. I I lf)tf. I TO TOP THIS COMPACT · ., e BANK FINANCED PAYMENTS ,, AS $5.00 lOW AS · · · · Per Month I ,) I •I 1 •'. ,' I I· !:!? I HA : Painting Contractors l~tomatiC i 'I .ill! CLINTON FISHER CO.- Technically, two ways. With a manual top. 'or with an optional lop, 11 shown above with the snazzy Dart GT convertible. E1th~r way, .you have lhe top of lhe convertible news for '63. Dod&• Dar!. Low 1n pnce and upkeep like other compacls. But loaded with room and comlort. Dart's the lar&e economy size compact I Its Six acts like 1 VB. And you gel a 5-yearj 50,0Cil·mile warranty.• I ) :!::',OOd,.••,.,~l":'• W01rr1nl~ aplftrt lllftcb In malerltl 8nd work1111n111ip on IIQ ctn hi. lfl fa .d ~ 1 " ~ oO rnc l~ e parl1 ttplltlmtnt repair "'''~out ch 1 d ~': :'~;;~•J:~~o~~~~~~~~~':; :.~~~\:' !::"~\fint; on lllt ..,,=..bl~k. '::!'i:nd~~~n~~ IIIII\, .. I / MIDDLEPORT; OHIO df u;~trUI jol~\1 (IICIYdl~l d~ll COVIl l\ ff'l!dl~~nldn~r~~~!~rJ · ::dq:,e:.v~~::u~~~YI -oo.., o~r 'FUllY INSURED' the ve~lclt ~~~ beltn "r viGI!d al reasooablllnltr .. lt ltcOflli·,. .... Drdor •--·~"• t SCftldiiiH. ,.. '·' \ --· DART Ill --·1 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. . lha~t~an~d~ld~•,;~~~~ha~v:o:e_::"~I;•~ulo~papW~~~~~~~em~m~yae::ll;!':_'·~""'"""""'""""""""""""""""""""""""""'""""""'""""""'"""!!!!!~~ ~ ' Dally Sentinel, Pom~·lf'M' ; _t. &., 1.- C, Ill I ,111~-·-1 Ga1n In Tax Collections at Plltsbul'ab. u ...U l l fner llild a.. ~ wlleM otay!Jig 111 the pmo. 'l1la Rodo !!Ia _.. II&Dool lblo WuhlDglon, 1-J, Ia 111 nbl. year, eervod aa 1111 riPL · • game here Monday nipt, P·-'oh wtn be ............ldl flflll Jl111 ow0111 talllJII lht wJn. _,. · - .... • ......, wll hlbo !IIIIWu. ,_. tng boa ."""" • ~ lllel he Parrish, Fleming wao • rooldo ID ' IIIBO oftd , IIIII , . yeat wa8 II ..,.,... If lllo li• S1gn With BroWII8 llcma\ l"oooNll Llqao IIWIM cLEVELAND <UPII _ TIH! team. · Browns flOod out their Fleml"" wu .._ a ... ., defensive quartet today ankle •Fibl In mld raan lui the announced signing of 11181 yaar. and a 1944 Racine High school graduate, as waa ,previously ant1c1pated used the subiert of "sports" as :t bil topic. t Grimm said one of the most important thing• that /;sports teach is the valaue of discipline and self :·. Bob also Jet the avid Racine basketball fans, and made the difference. ·.'•:''ball \T followers, know that he has continued to follow J ornadO athletics . aren't always right, but they're pitchee before one ina•- tbu the "I thought my drivin• ''. The Columbus UPI writer also related many of never wrong." National League rules perlll~. better," &aid f'ins~ald. ' Jinteresting, experiences as a sportswriter and spoke The National League, in which, Leogue President Giles nlusod INDI "And my caddy, Tom Vinson, .;eltper~nces w1th fellow sportswriters. of course, Purkey and the Redo to allow the protest, •'ll'inl um· The ANAPOLIS, Ind. bi .,..,..;atlly il J;d operate, do not have a "aupervia· pireo should have the right to ••· same old raddy but a new • ·g help, too, ' will be a meetihg of the Pomeroy golf elub or of umpf!'es" poaltion aimllar irdH judgment alld common lflp on hls driver pulled Do•1l ·yardage . women's 8 p.m. tonight. Association offi- I? that held by flirmer umpire seaae in such cases. • :-;::sterwald oot of go>lldom's cers are urgmg all members to be present. Cal Hubbard m the American "That's a contradictory 1t.te· ms today w•th his hrst mal~rl Vinson •lso toted the golf bag Le•gue. The supervlsory poWft', ment," Hutch inaists. "Wu it victory in more than ~ree Finsterwald here last year, Nothing definite has settled yet about the sum· Hcrording ro the league, ifl vested common senae to eject a pitther The former PGA Dow finished out of the top mer high school baseball league program in the county. i•• League President Warren Giles for arsuing on a pitch? from Tequesta, Fla., As a matter of fad it appears no organizations has got- · and hill aide, Fred Fleig. "Not only that." the Red akip- horne two birdies on lhe &ros, Bobby Nichols, Tony ten unde-rway . Purkey, a veteran righthander, per continued, "but in the orne three holes Monday for a .,..,.,rna and Tommy Aaron fin· · It would, in my opinion, be a crying to a.ban-1 he ia to cut- inning, umpire Augie Donatelli u,pder-par 68 to win the don the program . Lasl season Pomeroy, Ractne , ~yra- , tmg down on ttK umpires' author- a:ave Chuck Hiller of the Giant. annual $55,000 "500 Festival" ~~ cuse and Middleport fielded teams. · - - IOUI'IIey by two shoto. AIL STAR. In an attempt to get the ball rolling I propose that a j That pve him a '12-hole ~eore representative from each of the above menli9ned areas of 268, 16 under par, and f,f>)) meet at The Daily Sentim : office this Sunday at 5 p.m. top money ll1d boootlld him from _ / ' •' for a pow wow about getting some concrete plans made Ainth to olxth place Ill ...,nin!l•l lhla year'& circuit with t16.543. about starting the loop. Also. if Easter~ , Rutland or any other area would l1ke to JOln they are mv1ted to attend. f'illsterwald, who now heads , JUNE S Pomeroy Cardinals at Middle- lor tho Buick Open ot Flint, The Ali·SEO baseball team will be selected this Sun- R~clne at Pomeroy Rlldlegs port Mich .. srabblld hlo first victoryl':;=~!!!~!!~~:;:! day at 2 p-.m by the Sputheastern Ohio Sportswriters· Middleport at Syracuse JULY II alneo the New Orl..., ,__ mlr Bro~dcasters a!'the Sen\mel office. Pomeroy Cardinals Pomeroy Redlegs at Racine JUNE l% at Letart S t Mlddlepor 11180. He set tho :~h-:,...",.::IIJ!j for 8 finsterwald Js 1'I'nner Of '500' " -' I P:~.;tRild: ""F. New Yor-k 20 32 .18.S 12 !Chicago 4 Los Angeln 0 <nlghO Amerlea• t.eape-.Wagner, An. Mo .:d111y'1 RP-•ufh . (Jnly gamH sch«<uled.l gel!l 3; Allison. TwiM J3 : Mana Houston 2 Lo" Angeles 1 r m~htl Ue, Yankl 10; Batle3, Twiu 10; Tue1tl1y'• PrOUble Pftdtfn 1 (Only ,;amf J('hfduledl I New York at Baltimort-( nigbU Stuart, Red Sox 10. Tue"tta.v'l Probable Pltrh•r• -ferry 16-4) vs. Bar~r 11-4), R•as BaUM II San Frandsr•• at Chicago Chi<'3go at Los Ang~les ~night) N•tlna•IIA!•gue- F. Alou Gl· O'Dell tB·OI v~> . .Jackson 175. I. - Petera 13-21 vs. Osinski (J.l. anti 39: H. Aaron, Braves' !II: Lol Angrlt1! ot Houston •night\ Detroit at Cleveland !nlghtl - Boyer, Cards 38"' Ctpeda, Glantl -MJUer Cl-2' \' ~- Drott 12-21. jLolich !l·ll vs. Litman II -2l or 38: White, Cards !7. Milwaukee at~""' Y~rk •nigh0 1 Gra~t 13·5'. . A.merleaa Leque-Waper, An-Hendley 14.31 vs. W1lley •4-"- 1 Mmnesota •• Kansas City geiR Sl: Allison. '1\vina 35: Nleh-ClaclnnaU at Pittsburgh •nightJ ' !nlghll-Stlgman (4-51 vs. Rakow !olson. White Sox 34: Stuart, Red -Purkey •1-21 vs. Cardovell •2-61 •6·21. SOx 34 ; Robinson, White Sox 34. ! or Gibbon (2-31. (Only games scheduled ; Boaton ot Wa•hlngton (nightll Wil!lion •4-4) VI. stenhouse !2-61. I Wf'dnHday't GamH Wi!tlnncbly's Gamt11 Milwaukf'@' at New York IChlcagt at Lo1 Angeles (twi.nlght S~. Loui!l. at Philadelphia 1night Minn~ta at Kanw City lnighD Cmt'lnnau ~t Pittsburgh itwinight! Deotrmt at Cleveland 1nightl San Franru~ro at Ghlclgo . (21 801ton at Washington (nigh!) Lot Ana~e._•t_fi_~~-~-'"JhU_~.., Yo•k at Baltimore (nighll · Pitelllnc 0'~11 Gl· ant.& 8-0; Perrano&ki, Dodger; 6-1: Nat.IOII•I LeiiUt - Simmons. cards 6-1: McBean PI· ratet 5·1; Woodeflhiclr:, Colts' ,._.1_ Amerteu Lupe _ Stock. Orlolet s-o; Flacher. Athletics '7-l: Boul<!n, Yanko 7.1, Pappu. ()e. Joles 4-1; Rakow 1 Athletics 6.2. fPD-14NI 1UI eu. 11. .. tx<luSII'I FI'OII·i'leof ·<iystem endt frost end , dlilrostint- lVIII In lftt ·. fdlzotl I "lp.Quleli let EjtdOrt • Huae 15Q.Ib. ,_.,and .. -. floii·To-Yau llnktl. How much will go up In smoke? <~!~!rae• ~ l'rilidltlrt . . • !Qol today it may . be worth $18,000! Wb,.l •bow your fir, ;,,.,,. $13,000 - I for fire insurance rhar met.suret up ro loJ•y'J value of your home. 1 1 ing!! thil'o ~a ;.;on to wf'll ovpr S75, -l "'" Ht purpo!>('lv r e linqui.~;he<f the ( I fimsn and l.orenzen'.s scat-~ck i Boyer, F()rd wh i7-zf'd past . StL · H.Aaron. Mil 49 I!J7 21 63 .320 oo 190 42 oo .316 For lilt- next three laps_ he jTemplf!. Hous. 45 168 11 52 .310 ra•: ked hi! car to feed the lalt IGoozlez. Phil 41 162 t1 so .309 1 dr•·p ~ ot gasoline in the tanka IT.Davis LA 37 130 15 40 .:01 inh his engine. )Clment~, Pitt 3ft 137 2Z 4t _:Jm Johr.son fim.~hed second despite 1 A-.erteu League I 1 the blowout and won $11.410 In Player Chi" G. AB R. H. Pd. · .. ~ri 7A" money and $6.0!i0 for lead- ' Malzone, Boa 45 166 17 57 .343 1ng the r1 ~e for 291 laps. About .60.000 persons witneiSed the ae<1denl-free rao•. marred lor a short lime by a •low driz. zlr. Peaplte the rain. Lorenze~o Wqner, LA 41171 28 60 .335 KC ' 39 185 21 5:5 .33.1 causey, Robinson, chi. 1(1 171 :111 58 .327 KaUne, Dot " 171 3t 51 .321 ,... Chi. 47 n • 11 .311 Ottrleli, KC 41 112 30 67 .Sill ;::,w.,thauabootthotoprovioUI miles an hour Schilli~<g. lraei P~, Boo "' 1ft 1M eo .!IS WY 2_2460 . . · BAKER 1 iifURNITURE _. u•~ .•• iiJ!IA1"10NWIDI ~ ~~~~U Fill IIJIIJICI ctiPJoll 1 .. Mldtii1J10rl, 0. ··- ~!'• Offic.: Col"111lws, Ohio Mr. alld Mrs. Walter Swelt II ~:,;returned from 1 trip II· the soulltem state1 thlt through the cllnla and as far lOUth as West, Fla. They vlllted rt. Beaeh and Clearwater In Florida •• well • polnta of Interest alo111 way. .. Mr. and Mrs. Paul OUtoD children ol Albany and Mr. TRAVEI.IN' MfJIIEY ALL SUMMERI Major League Leaders lP.ad to -lunior JohnROn at the By United Plftl lntenu1Uon81 Dltll lap and t.railf'd the Chevro- 1 lbtti•C let joc"kf'~ . l:h ·· dragging" behind N•tlon•l Le•cae .Johnson he eon~ervf'ri (uel. : Player Club G. AB R. H. Pet. But thi~ 'llill wouldn 't have , Cvngtn, Phil 42 134 23 47 .351 been enough . Ji Ino!;: a stroke of i Groat, StL 52 214 :m 7:1 .:Wl locK tt~ turn tht- tide. ,Johnson •White. StL 52 210 39 69 .329 hlll'w 1 tin• thrtte laps before the Cepeda, SF 50 192 36 63 .328 n,.,...l.., THIS WEEK .ONLY! ¥~.'in the World ~Ill late model and $5,675 : David Pearson of , stork car rart and $26 .250 ISpartanbnr@ . S C. , finished fifth The lt>ad-footed North Carolina in a Dodge for f4.425 : and Nf'l natlve , who now l i n~~ ;11 F.lm- 11011 Stacy and Marvin Panch. hur~t . II! , l'omhinl'd cagey strat· both from Daytona Beach and egy and a lo~ ol lurK tu sel a driving Fords, finished in sixth hlit~ltoring mark of 132.41 7 mile!! ' and seventh places. an hou1 and boost his total f'arn- ' ~--:.1t PerWIIk I Check with Nationwide -the company •itb "'"' •" .....-....- GET THE FAm SPECIAL ELLER CLIMATIOl '59 DODGE . ' ' V-8 motor, auto. trans., radio, beater and 2·tone •· paint. 1050 5 i r KARR &VAN ZAN~ j,'' :j: / I g PIIOiafiiST JiOII FAST ~AL That's NCaa! Livins( Why suffer this Summer? You can enjoy real comfort in day and night - with a new ELECTRIC AIR CONDITIONEr' nmtPICK UP YOUR, CASH.,, .20 TO $2DDD. llllliflt C.L. IWDCHT NHI Ml IMDE TO SUIT YOU. ; 'Pomeroy, Ohio NY 411134 :n ~ .313 ,, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.J. ·( \ lolt ft1111er,.Mtr. 125 L, MIIn St. , PetMrey, 0. Ph11ne WT~2171 · • Rated ta clo the cooling leb you require • Automatic Weather Control at your Rntertlpl when }'lHI • , , • ' PIIOII OR sTOP•• WlfiN MONIY ...--11 fHI 6U.STION----. ~- • Thlnllll' and m-. •.ws&llve than ever lnelall an ELECTRIC AND ~H THE WONDHFUL WORLD OF UCIIII( UVItlfO~ It's Flomeless1' . s, ontiNcli.;Ktt ""'" modela ot rour OHI. 0 PO· fi9W l. ,Forte henle • The new models at your dealer's store are 1 ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALERS/ '' "You'll Uk 0 ' e ur Quallty Way of Doing Busin•s•" , . Man - I C•dt'llac _ Oldsmob•'le WY 2-5342 ·. ~IR . CONDITIONERS_ I· CORONET 2 DOOR HARD TOP THIS WIEK ONLY I ' ,!' SJ.50 .' tmtt.' Check ratfl now _ l • 1' .. . ..-rvn on _, 10 yean ago youf boule may have been wolrh liS E. \,'-• :. <-.Twin ll!Oduc:e Hrdrllarl, 'f~ll·width shelves, . . Toll bottle Fred Lorenzen Wins World ·~~~s:~G~~RSmPn ~ ~~~;ARD 600 Raee 0n Empl y TankS 2nd Pomeroy Waohinrton Rlldaldns announced today they have signed two otara By JOHN GARCIA d from the 1962 Ohio state team. re~r . · Added !<> the Trlbo'a ltl83 rOI· Uaittod PrPit 1nt..n1U01111 Fml!lhing ln third place was aD· ter were fullback Dave Franeia CHARLOTI'E, N.C. <UPIJ- Iother Chevrolet, piloted ~Y Rex and guard Rodney Faster. FranFrrrl Lorem:t>n nur~fd his out-of-ll Whlte of Spartanburg, S.C.. who cl~ was Washington's seventh gas F'ord for thfe(' laJ*i around won $8.290. draft choice and Foster lOth tht' Charlotte Moto 1· speedway , .Joe Weatherly of Norfolk. Va.. · and glided acros!l the nnish line ll.asL year's NASCAR champion, at 30 miles per hour sund~ to piloted his Pontia<' to fourth place •• "· ·.. . ' �,, . \'1 ~ b~pites Pitcher Says .~:umplno """to"""'...,.:= ;::-fro:,"""~."~e"''::j:~~~1 : . ,:·-:.xumph!q ~. Men In Blue ioo '·0U1 b£Hand' 1«11c ...,. ·~ ........ ~---~..-ate~ to *'IIUO w111J l'llrh:Y'a SPORTS DESK - ~.. 1 tty; • be ooacodeo, "IIIII 1a141y bavo had mllhty good they've been col'l')'i• II lao for. " - 111hat Hll"" was l!tlrpll 1 "Wily, whee I "'- off BllldiiMOII tho mound Craw• Idea ol hdvlng a J ford. be marglld rJehl out a1 me. vilor for umplnlo by oeltiDg BJ DAflll IIDRI!N I -er """'RieJn on bOrtllrl!no oome ol tbo duU01 be feelo CINCINNATI mPH - Cblelll- eau., b•t I think I should ba., 1Vpervla..- ahould perlorm, nail Redo pllyer 1epreoeatalive 1 rl~ to question 8 pitch I boo "Firtl ol all, be lhould Bob Purkey th!Jits the ' Natlorlal love II a dellnlte llrlke. II I8Yt k thlt .umpires wllo doo't League ohould hlrt oomebody to 10 the rule honk this gamorll for tho ability .... ...,1 to the supervise wnpiret! "who havo the players." julll\b playero who eao't been tU rh Red ge ng out 0 and." • manager F~ HulchlnPltct.e. Purkey, who was eject- son, an ex-plteher, bacb up Pur· ed _from a recent game lor dis- key. "Hutch" protested the ,.... putmg a ball called by plate urn- in which Purkey was ejected on P'" Shag Crawford, says, "No the contentlon that umpir01 had matter what the umpireo do, the allowed San Francisco hurler league backo them up. They Juao. Marichol mon warmup 101· arnrG- .. . >'N oll... .. ••• "'" • · ~ Spertl Wrller .• . , • "ll!crUi.;,Dl;,;te.d ..Prell IJnlelllatibnal spjlrtswriter returned lo bfs alma mater 1t Racine Saturday as llJI!lll speaker for the annusl high school alum. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm of Letart J il-• "sure, llley're tho ,boel." sutd! - · • . , . . - obould be blood on th811 l!ld no pint obould kept In the .pr • I u ..lillst eerlllln players alld teanu, "AU o1 th... th!Jigs are problema now," Hutclrlnsos· said. H utch disapproves of the Idea of reptaeing umpires with machines llecauae it would remove much of the hiiiiUU> element from tho game. But he also lakes tton to Giles' statemen.t in -kly pubU..Uon that lh' year are lhe best the ever has had. wryly, "tllo - people out oC pma" .' ... Th~re , J Open FestiV3 ~-'·fi~urtl."the assoriation~at b~en sham~ ~inta.in1 ~pposed fouur:t1~;'1 ~~~dead~be~h~::c~d'ud~F~in~s~::~,.,.~,!'"~ld~:_lw_o cl00nty pony League Car.d ''"·'"'"I Re}eased For }963 season .., yracuse t showdown with a Syracuse at Pomeroy Cardinals Le!Jirt at Pomeroy Cardinals UDder·par 84 that tied him Middleport at Racine JULY I? the M·holo lead with Pomeroy Rlldlegs at Letart Pomeroy ClrdinalB at Svracuse Bo JUNE It Racine at Middleport roo. Pomeroy Rlldlegs at Middleport Letart at Pomeroy Rlldlegs DiMatilfied with his dr,hlv~er~n;~~~~:; !~cine at pomeroy Cardinali JULY u &pile his fine round, he ci Letart at Syracu,. Middleport at Pomeroy Rlldlers the grip r... the Unal 'robnd JUNE Z7 Pomeroy Cardinals at Racine Middlepuri at Le!Jirl Syracuse at Letart By Vni&H Pn••• In&em•Uon•l 1 AmeriC'I• tac•e Pomeroy Cardinals at Pomeroy JULY 31 Naltonal Lear•• w. L. Prt. GB Rlldlegs Le!Jirt at Middleport w. 1.. Pet. GO New York 26 17 .606 ~ Syracuse at Racine Pomeroy Redlegs at Baltimore 30 20 .1!00 . .. JULY I Cardinals San Fr)lm·isco 31 19 .il2<l !Chicago "' 20 .600 Letart at Racine Racine at Syracuse 30 22 -577 2 Kan•u Cily lt. LOUil Jti .ll .553 2 Syracuse at Pomeroy Redlegs AUG. 1 'l'i 12 !WI 4 Boston 2S 22 .511 4 - Y~~ .. 1 Le Loa Ang•l .. 21 23 .540 4 IMinn••ola . ..'!<.. .5CI& 4' > Boyer, NY 411171 _ 211, .31! at Syracuse ~O>Icap 24 1 24 23 .511 5' • Loo -'111' "' . :II .482 !u, lloae tuao Middleport at Pomeroy Cardl· Clne!Jinati 24 24 .500 6 (ievelallll. li 15 .411 .J\L ~ltonal i,e_II!OJ.,.- . H..• Aaron, nola Pittibur&h ~, 'fl 460 8 Detroit 20 2'r .<l'lll a Brav.. 1: AlOU, GW.t. 12 Socond hall o1 oeaaon bo&lna Phlladolphin Washington 17 35 327 13U, Bailey, GlantJ II ; Howard, Dodf- July 10 Mllwauke• " 27 ·"" H'• Mondoy'a RHIIto ~ 10: Cepeda, Glanto 10; Mayt, j;-i;;;;;;;;;;;;.=======~I HouAton 2'l lO .423 10 IKansu City 4 Minnesota 1 (night) ·olants o. NGS ~blow- Doll l'l<>mln8 i· M~gs Only County To Ponl!liDII TIMt -.time tlillvMJty ul J'lor. PUrkey will bo !ryh• lo pi 1111 "· teomm'll• 1,.,*d , .... ,_.., wiD iD four dfd•IOno tc> ""' oJde Jut - ..,. ftllo .., :IIIII - tlllol· ..., ....iw THIRI'S ONLT ONI WAY ••·• lldoll~ Paint Now ...Pay Later;. I I lf)tf. I TO TOP THIS COMPACT · ., e BANK FINANCED PAYMENTS ,, AS $5.00 lOW AS · · · · Per Month I ,) I •I 1 •'. ,' I I· !:!? I HA : Painting Contractors l~tomatiC i 'I .ill! CLINTON FISHER CO.- Technically, two ways. With a manual top. 'or with an optional lop, 11 shown above with the snazzy Dart GT convertible. E1th~r way, .you have lhe top of lhe convertible news for '63. Dod&• Dar!. Low 1n pnce and upkeep like other compacls. But loaded with room and comlort. Dart's the lar&e economy size compact I Its Six acts like 1 VB. And you gel a 5-yearj 50,0Cil·mile warranty.• I ) :!::',OOd,.••,.,~l":'• W01rr1nl~ aplftrt lllftcb In malerltl 8nd work1111n111ip on IIQ ctn hi. lfl fa .d ~ 1 " ~ oO rnc l~ e parl1 ttplltlmtnt repair "'''~out ch 1 d ~': :'~;;~•J:~~o~~~~~~~~~':; :.~~~\:' !::"~\fint; on lllt ..,,=..bl~k. '::!'i:nd~~~n~~ IIIII\, .. I / MIDDLEPORT; OHIO df u;~trUI jol~\1 (IICIYdl~l d~ll COVIl l\ ff'l!dl~~nldn~r~~~!~rJ · ::dq:,e:.v~~::u~~~YI -oo.., o~r 'FUllY INSURED' the ve~lclt ~~~ beltn "r viGI!d al reasooablllnltr .. lt ltcOflli·,. .... Drdor •--·~"• t SCftldiiiH. ,.. '·' \ --· DART Ill --·1 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. . lha~t~an~d~ld~•,;~~~~ha~v:o:e_::"~I;•~ulo~papW~~~~~~~em~m~yae::ll;!':_'·~""'"""""'""""""""""""""""""""""""""'""""""'""""""'"""!!!!!~~ ~ ' Dally Sentinel, Pom~·lf'M' ; _t. &., 1.- C, Ill I ,111~-·-1 Ga1n In Tax Collections at Plltsbul'ab. u ...U l l fner llild a.. ~ wlleM otay!Jig 111 the pmo. 'l1la Rodo !!Ia _.. II&Dool lblo WuhlDglon, 1-J, Ia 111 nbl. year, eervod aa 1111 riPL · • game here Monday nipt, P·-'oh wtn be ............ldl flflll Jl111 ow0111 talllJII lht wJn. _,. · - .... • ......, wll hlbo !IIIIWu. ,_. tng boa ."""" • ~ lllel he Parrish, Fleming wao • rooldo ID ' IIIBO oftd , IIIII , . yeat wa8 II ..,.,... If lllo li• S1gn With BroWII8 llcma\ l"oooNll Llqao IIWIM cLEVELAND <UPII _ TIH! team. · Browns flOod out their Fleml"" wu .._ a ... ., defensive quartet today ankle •Fibl In mld raan lui the announced signing of 11181 yaar. and a 1944 Racine High school graduate, as waa ,previously ant1c1pated used the subiert of "sports" as :t bil topic. t Grimm said one of the most important thing• that /;sports teach is the valaue of discipline and self :·. Bob also Jet the avid Racine basketball fans, and made the difference. ·.'•:''ball \T followers, know that he has continued to follow J ornadO athletics . aren't always right, but they're pitchee before one ina•- tbu the "I thought my drivin• ''. The Columbus UPI writer also related many of never wrong." National League rules perlll~. better," &aid f'ins~ald. ' Jinteresting, experiences as a sportswriter and spoke The National League, in which, Leogue President Giles nlusod INDI "And my caddy, Tom Vinson, .;eltper~nces w1th fellow sportswriters. of course, Purkey and the Redo to allow the protest, •'ll'inl um· The ANAPOLIS, Ind. bi .,..,..;atlly il J;d operate, do not have a "aupervia· pireo should have the right to ••· same old raddy but a new • ·g help, too, ' will be a meetihg of the Pomeroy golf elub or of umpf!'es" poaltion aimllar irdH judgment alld common lflp on hls driver pulled Do•1l ·yardage . women's 8 p.m. tonight. Association offi- I? that held by flirmer umpire seaae in such cases. • :-;::sterwald oot of go>lldom's cers are urgmg all members to be present. Cal Hubbard m the American "That's a contradictory 1t.te· ms today w•th his hrst mal~rl Vinson •lso toted the golf bag Le•gue. The supervlsory poWft', ment," Hutch inaists. "Wu it victory in more than ~ree Finsterwald here last year, Nothing definite has settled yet about the sum· Hcrording ro the league, ifl vested common senae to eject a pitther The former PGA Dow finished out of the top mer high school baseball league program in the county. i•• League President Warren Giles for arsuing on a pitch? from Tequesta, Fla., As a matter of fad it appears no organizations has got- · and hill aide, Fred Fleig. "Not only that." the Red akip- horne two birdies on lhe &ros, Bobby Nichols, Tony ten unde-rway . Purkey, a veteran righthander, per continued, "but in the orne three holes Monday for a .,..,.,rna and Tommy Aaron fin· · It would, in my opinion, be a crying to a.ban-1 he ia to cut- inning, umpire Augie Donatelli u,pder-par 68 to win the don the program . Lasl season Pomeroy, Ractne , ~yra- , tmg down on ttK umpires' author- a:ave Chuck Hiller of the Giant. annual $55,000 "500 Festival" ~~ cuse and Middleport fielded teams. · - - IOUI'IIey by two shoto. AIL STAR. In an attempt to get the ball rolling I propose that a j That pve him a '12-hole ~eore representative from each of the above menli9ned areas of 268, 16 under par, and f,f>)) meet at The Daily Sentim : office this Sunday at 5 p.m. top money ll1d boootlld him from _ / ' •' for a pow wow about getting some concrete plans made Ainth to olxth place Ill ...,nin!l•l lhla year'& circuit with t16.543. about starting the loop. Also. if Easter~ , Rutland or any other area would l1ke to JOln they are mv1ted to attend. f'illsterwald, who now heads , JUNE S Pomeroy Cardinals at Middle- lor tho Buick Open ot Flint, The Ali·SEO baseball team will be selected this Sun- R~clne at Pomeroy Rlldlegs port Mich .. srabblld hlo first victoryl':;=~!!!~!!~~:;:! day at 2 p-.m by the Sputheastern Ohio Sportswriters· Middleport at Syracuse JULY II alneo the New Orl..., ,__ mlr Bro~dcasters a!'the Sen\mel office. Pomeroy Cardinals Pomeroy Redlegs at Racine JUNE l% at Letart S t Mlddlepor 11180. He set tho :~h-:,...",.::IIJ!j for 8 finsterwald Js 1'I'nner Of '500' " -' I P:~.;tRild: ""F. New Yor-k 20 32 .18.S 12 !Chicago 4 Los Angeln 0 <nlghO Amerlea• t.eape-.Wagner, An. Mo .:d111y'1 RP-•ufh . (Jnly gamH sch«<uled.l gel!l 3; Allison. TwiM J3 : Mana Houston 2 Lo" Angeles 1 r m~htl Ue, Yankl 10; Batle3, Twiu 10; Tue1tl1y'• PrOUble Pftdtfn 1 (Only ,;amf J('hfduledl I New York at Baltimort-( nigbU Stuart, Red Sox 10. Tue"tta.v'l Probable Pltrh•r• -ferry 16-4) vs. Bar~r 11-4), R•as BaUM II San Frandsr•• at Chicago Chi<'3go at Los Ang~les ~night) N•tlna•IIA!•gue- F. Alou Gl· O'Dell tB·OI v~> . .Jackson 175. I. - Petera 13-21 vs. Osinski (J.l. anti 39: H. Aaron, Braves' !II: Lol Angrlt1! ot Houston •night\ Detroit at Cleveland !nlghtl - Boyer, Cards 38"' Ctpeda, Glantl -MJUer Cl-2' \' ~- Drott 12-21. jLolich !l·ll vs. Litman II -2l or 38: White, Cards !7. Milwaukee at~""' Y~rk •nigh0 1 Gra~t 13·5'. . A.merleaa Leque-Waper, An-Hendley 14.31 vs. W1lley •4-"- 1 Mmnesota •• Kansas City geiR Sl: Allison. '1\vina 35: Nleh-ClaclnnaU at Pittsburgh •nightJ ' !nlghll-Stlgman (4-51 vs. Rakow !olson. White Sox 34: Stuart, Red -Purkey •1-21 vs. Cardovell •2-61 •6·21. SOx 34 ; Robinson, White Sox 34. ! or Gibbon (2-31. (Only games scheduled ; Boaton ot Wa•hlngton (nightll Wil!lion •4-4) VI. stenhouse !2-61. I Wf'dnHday't GamH Wi!tlnncbly's Gamt11 Milwaukf'@' at New York IChlcagt at Lo1 Angeles (twi.nlght S~. Loui!l. at Philadelphia 1night Minn~ta at Kanw City lnighD Cmt'lnnau ~t Pittsburgh itwinight! Deotrmt at Cleveland 1nightl San Franru~ro at Ghlclgo . (21 801ton at Washington (nigh!) Lot Ana~e._•t_fi_~~-~-'"JhU_~.., Yo•k at Baltimore (nighll · Pitelllnc 0'~11 Gl· ant.& 8-0; Perrano&ki, Dodger; 6-1: Nat.IOII•I LeiiUt - Simmons. cards 6-1: McBean PI· ratet 5·1; Woodeflhiclr:, Colts' ,._.1_ Amerteu Lupe _ Stock. Orlolet s-o; Flacher. Athletics '7-l: Boul<!n, Yanko 7.1, Pappu. ()e. Joles 4-1; Rakow 1 Athletics 6.2. fPD-14NI 1UI eu. 11. .. tx<luSII'I FI'OII·i'leof ·<iystem endt frost end , dlilrostint- lVIII In lftt ·. fdlzotl I "lp.Quleli let EjtdOrt • Huae 15Q.Ib. ,_.,and .. -. floii·To-Yau llnktl. How much will go up In smoke? <~!~!rae• ~ l'rilidltlrt . . • !Qol today it may . be worth $18,000! Wb,.l •bow your fir, ;,,.,,. $13,000 - I for fire insurance rhar met.suret up ro loJ•y'J value of your home. 1 1 ing!! thil'o ~a ;.;on to wf'll ovpr S75, -l "'" Ht purpo!>('lv r e linqui.~;he<f the ( I fimsn and l.orenzen'.s scat-~ck i Boyer, F()rd wh i7-zf'd past . StL · H.Aaron. Mil 49 I!J7 21 63 .320 oo 190 42 oo .316 For lilt- next three laps_ he jTemplf!. Hous. 45 168 11 52 .310 ra•: ked hi! car to feed the lalt IGoozlez. Phil 41 162 t1 so .309 1 dr•·p ~ ot gasoline in the tanka IT.Davis LA 37 130 15 40 .:01 inh his engine. )Clment~, Pitt 3ft 137 2Z 4t _:Jm Johr.son fim.~hed second despite 1 A-.erteu League I 1 the blowout and won $11.410 In Player Chi" G. AB R. H. Pd. · .. ~ri 7A" money and $6.0!i0 for lead- ' Malzone, Boa 45 166 17 57 .343 1ng the r1 ~e for 291 laps. About .60.000 persons witneiSed the ae<1denl-free rao•. marred lor a short lime by a •low driz. zlr. Peaplte the rain. Lorenze~o Wqner, LA 41171 28 60 .335 KC ' 39 185 21 5:5 .33.1 causey, Robinson, chi. 1(1 171 :111 58 .327 KaUne, Dot " 171 3t 51 .321 ,... Chi. 47 n • 11 .311 Ottrleli, KC 41 112 30 67 .Sill ;::,w.,thauabootthotoprovioUI miles an hour Schilli~<g. lraei P~, Boo "' 1ft 1M eo .!IS WY 2_2460 . . · BAKER 1 iifURNITURE _. u•~ .•• iiJ!IA1"10NWIDI ~ ~~~~U Fill IIJIIJICI ctiPJoll 1 .. Mldtii1J10rl, 0. ··- ~!'• Offic.: Col"111lws, Ohio Mr. alld Mrs. Walter Swelt II ~:,;returned from 1 trip II· the soulltem state1 thlt through the cllnla and as far lOUth as West, Fla. They vlllted rt. Beaeh and Clearwater In Florida •• well • polnta of Interest alo111 way. .. Mr. and Mrs. Paul OUtoD children ol Albany and Mr. TRAVEI.IN' MfJIIEY ALL SUMMERI Major League Leaders lP.ad to -lunior JohnROn at the By United Plftl lntenu1Uon81 Dltll lap and t.railf'd the Chevro- 1 lbtti•C let joc"kf'~ . l:h ·· dragging" behind N•tlon•l Le•cae .Johnson he eon~ervf'ri (uel. : Player Club G. AB R. H. Pet. But thi~ 'llill wouldn 't have , Cvngtn, Phil 42 134 23 47 .351 been enough . Ji Ino!;: a stroke of i Groat, StL 52 214 :m 7:1 .:Wl locK tt~ turn tht- tide. ,Johnson •White. StL 52 210 39 69 .329 hlll'w 1 tin• thrtte laps before the Cepeda, SF 50 192 36 63 .328 n,.,...l.., THIS WEEK .ONLY! ¥~.'in the World ~Ill late model and $5,675 : David Pearson of , stork car rart and $26 .250 ISpartanbnr@ . S C. , finished fifth The lt>ad-footed North Carolina in a Dodge for f4.425 : and Nf'l natlve , who now l i n~~ ;11 F.lm- 11011 Stacy and Marvin Panch. hur~t . II! , l'omhinl'd cagey strat· both from Daytona Beach and egy and a lo~ ol lurK tu sel a driving Fords, finished in sixth hlit~ltoring mark of 132.41 7 mile!! ' and seventh places. an hou1 and boost his total f'arn- ' ~--:.1t PerWIIk I Check with Nationwide -the company •itb "'"' •" .....-....- GET THE FAm SPECIAL ELLER CLIMATIOl '59 DODGE . ' ' V-8 motor, auto. trans., radio, beater and 2·tone •· paint. 1050 5 i r KARR &VAN ZAN~ j,'' :j: / I g PIIOiafiiST JiOII FAST ~AL That's NCaa! Livins( Why suffer this Summer? You can enjoy real comfort in day and night - with a new ELECTRIC AIR CONDITIONEr' nmtPICK UP YOUR, CASH.,, .20 TO $2DDD. llllliflt C.L. IWDCHT NHI Ml IMDE TO SUIT YOU. ; 'Pomeroy, Ohio NY 411134 :n ~ .313 ,, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.J. ·( \ lolt ft1111er,.Mtr. 125 L, MIIn St. , PetMrey, 0. Ph11ne WT~2171 · • Rated ta clo the cooling leb you require • Automatic Weather Control at your Rntertlpl when }'lHI • , , • ' PIIOII OR sTOP•• WlfiN MONIY ...--11 fHI 6U.STION----. ~- • Thlnllll' and m-. •.ws&llve than ever lnelall an ELECTRIC AND ~H THE WONDHFUL WORLD OF UCIIII( UVItlfO~ It's Flomeless1' . s, ontiNcli.;Ktt ""'" modela ot rour OHI. 0 PO· fi9W l. ,Forte henle • The new models at your dealer's store are 1 ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALERS/ '' "You'll Uk 0 ' e ur Quallty Way of Doing Busin•s•" , . Man - I C•dt'llac _ Oldsmob•'le WY 2-5342 ·. ~IR . CONDITIONERS_ I· CORONET 2 DOOR HARD TOP THIS WIEK ONLY I ' ,!' SJ.50 .' tmtt.' Check ratfl now _ l • 1' .. . ..-rvn on _, 10 yean ago youf boule may have been wolrh liS E. \,'-• :. <-.Twin ll!Oduc:e Hrdrllarl, 'f~ll·width shelves, . . Toll bottle Fred Lorenzen Wins World ·~~~s:~G~~RSmPn ~ ~~~;ARD 600 Raee 0n Empl y TankS 2nd Pomeroy Waohinrton Rlldaldns announced today they have signed two otara By JOHN GARCIA d from the 1962 Ohio state team. re~r . · Added !<> the Trlbo'a ltl83 rOI· Uaittod PrPit 1nt..n1U01111 Fml!lhing ln third place was aD· ter were fullback Dave Franeia CHARLOTI'E, N.C. <UPIJ- Iother Chevrolet, piloted ~Y Rex and guard Rodney Faster. FranFrrrl Lorem:t>n nur~fd his out-of-ll Whlte of Spartanburg, S.C.. who cl~ was Washington's seventh gas F'ord for thfe(' laJ*i around won $8.290. draft choice and Foster lOth tht' Charlotte Moto 1· speedway , .Joe Weatherly of Norfolk. Va.. · and glided acros!l the nnish line ll.asL year's NASCAR champion, at 30 miles per hour sund~ to piloted his Pontia<' to fourth place •• "· ·.. . ' �l ... r· h t'!l. ' .LOCAL AND STATE News Of Ma~n County, West 'Virginia 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door $745 6 cyl. motor. Powerglide trans., ivory over tu.rquoia:e fin· Ish, good tires, Rid!. 196] Corvair 700 4 Door _ _ _ $1 595 Blue trim, white finish, Powergllde •ani .. radio, heater. RATES For Warn Ad Servtee • L:tlltl~ Mf llii'II"'U"' ""~~" ~~ttan• 1111 wom ·~ C~ta\t ue• word f<>' tecllt.t•• \n581"ttnn• 1960 Dodge Dart 2 Door nMrttiMl ~til rnr" Sparkling black finish, good tires, eleau Interior, VB mo- en• tor, automatic trans., power steering, R&H. @) hi' ... ~ 'rl 4 eenl!l pe1 •ont ..W 0. et,v.-cl for ~ dvert1111'11 U not '"''" w«llflo tn ,Jay• at•et" .._.,..... ·•• !JIB CA.Jm 01 l(l ...... •• ~ tw fRANKS - rnrolrnum Eael'l .. ,dlt•nn· al nrd le Ohltoarito• ouhll_. ·.• t I .,..,, pef -~r<l POMEROY MOTOR A. M r.t> olOt' t' ..bird.Q -8:3111 .... M M llalb' \2:111) IIUOD <f' CO.@)~ OPEH EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY,\ OHIO OJI'FI(."E HOURS ~ $1399 IT'S SO EASY TO PL\<:E A RI!SIILT PRODliCING WAN'! AD - 1 I ' ' • 'I rf,• e WAIIIING!Oif IVJ'I) - ~ "Tb'ml I - •• tn "...., • llocrotlr7 W. jill! d Wlrll will . rill wllldr ralloci to liiUe ABC- '1'Uftdt7 w1t1t eqlf!lh .t u. 'l'V'o tan """"'lu'e and whl<l!llllloa'• ua tr , . IJW .,a •-lli:"Drllrnl="--r;~~·~~~-,..,.,,:-_,...,..,., i; I& &I &Oi i0111Uiy Cfii'IOII beiLil Glillihr •tarn<! Clear~• lloatsomery, 1)1,. llllloao .., ll>o!r wll'll rule 111 •• Vlllloo1 - - <day dela7 Ia Paolflo !IIIIi _ , Uh lillore'o •·husband, Will b.vo thai 11u-. 1 ed' o wldo JIOU.YWOOD IUPII-Doeo Ill •. . Ailo lolliPI. aetwwt'o lit ftll llllP role•oed II I 'Ill- ~ ~ Dllloo b.va lho 10\-ytll' "David llrtaklOr'o JIIU!'NI" probe ......._ IDOVIf. , WU.. -MKIIeiNii 111111111 lit llld TELEVISION IN ftEVJE'J · ...,.? fl lfloo Xlll)' glviJitl hJm I lilt COIIUIIel'daJJsUoa of Gollpbid llmtT bvrg'o .,ttlefteld. q - ..,. II !!We lo &el into per~ mat• Jndla'o l'noi<lo!n! fladlllk\1llllln ........ allM ,. bad! • IQ fllbmU I ol llle Pl..,_ 1'11*'1 011 1tiolr I U. elnroet? . ~ wtalcll blve ..., _... on tort, but lhore bet to be oome Yloita NJIC.TV'o "Today" prosram A -LIWI'eiiCium, named OlDClO lolliJ 11•· II 1io qroemll!l II IARNI . ........ whr CBS-TV'• "Gunellld<e' 'l'Uesday anc1 AJIC.TV'o .. _ In bonor fll Ernest Lawtenee, ....,,,, 111i .....,. ~ be Y GOOGLI tnd SNUFFY SMIT.. hu be<oroe a oru111ns i.On, 111111 and AMero" !lQndl)' , .. a.rbp developer .of lbe eyelolroa. ftlo 1o llrlka Jlilt U. - -· r:c"· iblo beiJJC~ ..-I ol IIi IOVenth Streialld, lha """" ...... 0 ... , LY IHUX II tile - '''•lell oeuon, I . jail """""""" ThiN II ~ opentor In oar IIIUIIId Geor&e Shlllb, whd ·blll a lheol')' .oo11t the whole )11'0blem. II II Georeo'a contentlon that wheo "GunoOIOU" upuded lrolll 30 minute• to an bour oaeh s.tur· dO)', the mala achlev0111e111 wu thot ~ woo not able to got the IIWihll olx C!Upo u1 oolleo each allow lpltud o1 three. . lbio il 1 vAlid IUII!OIIion that the Mrilo It otr.IMI.. lt.oell way out aoch woek, whleb waa cer· bureau:;-. llqor wflo JDede a nollble IP' pear.- 011 1 ncoont .Dinah llhoro rhow. au-. •ilh CBS-TV'o Ed SUllivan Sunday. · ABC • 'IV'u "WIM .Vorkl ol &porto" olrt wrootlln& cllalilpl<IDoblpo from CoiiiiiiUIIlll Bulprla June II ..• CllH llobertoon, who porlrl)'o Prealdtnt Ktnllldyllllllt movie "PTI<ll,'' d*"-lhe rolt JUliO 12 on stove Allen'o f)'lldicaed progrOID. HOLLYWOOD IUPH • Nto .watc:b tel..ioloa by: Whit thl)''n doln&..,. In "thlch Dillon 1r1oc1 to find a oerln, II beln& oouaht lo otar murderer in order to saye an in· • Broadw•y multal ver1ion -........'NOTICES ,..., '"lilt ~!~!~m::~Satr:ro:;r~ ~~.~:;::.~:;•: of · PHONE WY2-2157 _.. , , ,., •mGII = i:!-.. ..,;p:r •· ~oJ-tur 10 -:;..._, CR0 SS.W0 R0 ••..,........,.~ ~.. ~ :.:f• L '~ =• l&.lleDl« 1&.--.. H.AdM.. 1&. ~. r::- I. out, loa. ....... iii' 'J U. Cole: t:\. =•lclo aa-: Cwtlll -: ...:·., ~!, :l ..'U !I :.; , . ~o,• DOWlf u. "Uce"' lT. Polo A4\a .....,., : ;:;:.• a :1:<; '-l • · - ,.,., tAiaon: '- 'llu:oo I.I'J!'pmm a.oer.. -~1a1 -·' ._._ :=: he ..,11-J _,....., ~·; n~iro~ la'*~s!"'_ I.Trlclt ...., I. •n ~ I .'J I:!I'J :'.': '1 1--1 =U.I U "}'•111 11111 '.'!·:! f..l ii!Uu t-.1 !t I lllf_1t ;<:'J h'J "!'1'-' '..l ~ 1 -.11 :J O I:JI;.:t U io.l :1 •,: • ;.:~ ., :~ n .~J : -i ~~ i.~ fi;·Y~!i- ii ~: j alll!r• li&.~:YIIID: I1 ~=-Q' u.!!;t::! ' I WENT OFF At.!' FERGCJl' M'l OADBLIRN HAT •. a, .... U. Boh-r-· a.r - ..,...•- LI'L A... I!R iN;pjj"'i;Nih!.W""' :!: "'ltio" muDd noeont eonvlcteo man. , Budd Schulborg'o lo1110111 N.~nvelli• It, also woo obvlouo that the "What M.tkeo Sammy RunT" . • . H.~ oniJ-oioiUII appoara.... now· The reporto an tho! he wanto 1111. A ..w.., lldl)ltl 8 of Cheoter, the limping do it If he i.o also for"'"'F pilei •pllyed by Doruda the same role In any movie IT.~ WeoJP: an Deeded deoporatoly latlcm. 111, : :•. to Ci"F the ohow Itt on...unlque Rod Taylor, who a/ilned II!.At....._ droll flovor. lorlty dtopllo the 10. WollWoavtr wu abient Saturday. oral yoars back of hlo Ill !IRa.) In foct, lor oeverll yean oow, Kona" oerleo, ;, la•ctiDJ II. ~,::::or h•'o boon tryln1 to land hlo OWII movie roleo than mot1 video 11.-. seriel, prefereably m111ic1 1-vll'ie- ... Prelently in Alfred I& a nil ty.tr•t he hoan'l boon ablo to, codl'o "'!be Birdo" be olso If. Jwa V-Ul """loo'll be back lor another 13 big part. ID these oominli liltno: or loo· appeoranceo aext oeaoon, "A Gathering of Eaglet," .... t . when "Gunomoke" wiD need all Rock HudiOII: "The V.I.P." ~ it can &ot.-for Its com· Elizabetll Taylor and Richord pellllun will be not only NBC· TV's loa: and "SUDday In New voro."r ... l :w Saturday night movie but ABC. with Cllll Robertson alld ¥ ut ' fW• •Jerry LeWit obow. Fonda. l'raDkly, I like Jim Arnlla, who 'l1le prlncipalt In another D.&,ILJ' ClB!P&GiiuotE - Bon'o bow ta 1N11r Itt ?~ Dillon, 1..- hit antght- <elled rrerieo. • "lt'o a Moc~~'a JI.X1'DLIIAJI.llll .. LOJf8PIILLOW ""!'!M! depletion_ of the cl1111c World," one of the few worrlh.v....,.type het:li. ·And dl..-n while effort. of thlt 1t11ron-..,. IDrOne i"ttar llai>17 lol' - - · lit IIlio 1 JI.IIUIOII lilo lllno U., X ... lila a., a -.p llko,rAndy llcLfslen, son of tho ltndlng good spota IMcau llophlll. lllo loeflb. Mil fc ·um ., 111o ~ ~-lctor Mct.orlee, olwayo have their ....n.nt rrilowlng . ~ daJ tile loUin - Cl' I ,,, ~ :_vvylh ID ~.ke thinp so chael Burno, who played the A a,, ow 'I• 1 r a """""' I!) .....,. better then year-old In the program whtoh I they are • ' DTJ( LCIBDPDYDPOI Pll D~J( WBI set in a coJiege towri But ri'GUDimo•" lo really be 1 regular 00 "WaJoo .,.·_, ... 1 lltJriiOLX HIL,CIIBWK C~ CIVIl ir~dful since It ran out of gas. next season ... He appears in II:IIKK IIOLPKDO,-IHIIIIO 'lt'CGif· la\llrdlf, lor lnatAnce, the atretciJ.. legmen! of that oerlot thlo LHJ) Kll Dl!l r,W• Incredible. The dialogue neoday ...Randy Boone '::~=~~ P•- """'" so Ioaa that they "Man's w...ld.. reguW: , _.llt.poroollos. There wao oo Ia 1 "Wagon Train" muM'IIdlng that tha hor... rated month... Glenn Corbett, still lYiti'JIII!t: and eatured bUJing. otller reaulor, Is now a •tar ' 11lere wu the usual punk gun- CBS-TV'• "Route 1!11" siiDJer trylDJ ID make a nputa- "Maa'o World" creato~.. ' .. tlob ~fl"'loratlnr the mlll>llal, Tewksbury got a top lrulvie and tlri' tisual prvvocatlon ,of the and tbul It 11· hero all" oalooa ber. He wu man'ed to direct 10 TRRU PIIIDAY 7:05 Breakfast Party lllllllll'o'-dr . lor the killer bad tul'OI Ill tha next five yean 1:11 Jo11e11 Bulck Show "' 1tllallfO llde upe..-1& that the the fast·rloing Sevou Aria I:OO Sip On News 10:05 Polka Party 111oft1W loll alld ~ pol<!bed and Ia J4lleDtly at wort on 6:06 Sacred Hoart IO:JS. PubUe Service up wltb a hokey ending: The rum "Sunday In New York"., · 1:20 Coontry Jamboree 11:06 Top Ten Show nglll!<ilm wu caught, but the Revue Studios il also alter 6:30 Farm News 12:00 Noon Report 12 ln~ltellow wu killed trying to work up another family~:YDOI 7:05 Breoklast Party ' 30 Rev. Merlin Teeta to escape. . Normally, I might television wleo. 1:05 Platter Party 15 Bright Star Show 7= h"*~moved, but I had lor- GeorpMabarlshasno 8:110 Sundown Serenade cottai..ol about him. of rolurnJn& to CBS-TV's 7:311 Plcklru! Bdwr Show . 7:30 Sian Off • -118" despite the threou 111 7:50 News Report • Ohio 1 8:00 Sign 011 • June 1lli Arthur Clod- er Horberl B Leonard to 8?00 Breaklaot PariJ SUNDAY lrejli!JIIIod of vacsifl>n 1'8ilef for cute anyone .;.,. employs 8:00 llreaklaot Party 110p 7:30 Sign On News NBC·T!rut<~'T<lnJcl!l" llhow boat lor nnleo bt eomao baell. to 9:06 Coffee With Janet 1:00 l!«pliJI La)'llllll'l Hour Ms .llo> -· - - - . • 1:411 Betty Newton 8:U Hour of Deliverance .".)! a• Ministerial A.uoc. (Rev. Paul Jones> Country Hoe Dowa t:OO , Wlnp of HeaUnc hJiie P l'l'llltf 12:10 Oblo NIWII 11:!1 Swap Sho~ 1::10 Sunday Show 1: . C1i 12:11 Marnlo Farm Newa 10:00 Voice of Propbecy 1: Rewll 12:1l Llfquard Bu1Jetbt Bortrdl!!==~40 P'amlly Wonblp Haur-Thu 10:35 Sunday Show 7: IJtel... 12:111 Nna 0 Grama Noon Report 11:00 Couptry Hymntlmt t,·.·~n~~-News Mu.ole JUII F111 You 12:00 Noon Repurt 12 :30 AcrteuJtu.• Agea& • ......, Goeeeler't Gueot Sllr-Frl 12:15 The Seoreh 1: 11 Nna · 12:41 O.tt I 1 Go RouDt. 3:00 Platter Party 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teota 1: Oock 1:11 N... Beat 4:15 Blaelttw' Auto Show 1:110 BUJy Graham 1:00 1:00 Coualry Go 1tolmr 4:30 Local News 1:30 The Lutltenn Hour S.rlci 1:11 News · llllli 4:1111 Bill Slem Sporta 2:00 Signs of the Times of ~I l•r 1:00 Midway MaUneo 8:00 Bowlin& Scores (Rev. s. Billups) Oluaty """" 3:55 Newa ileal 6:05 Van Patrick Sports 2:11 Public Service II lilt Town 4:00 Dlscln& wltb 0... 8:20 Sundown Serenade 3:35 'lbe B'" Life Newa 4:30 ,..._,._ "' Showcase -7:05 The World Today 1:00 Sunday of lilt TowD 5:00 Onmmil7 News 7:30 SlJi1 Ofl 4:00 Hour of Doclaloo ararl!b iMIII RIDC I:Oil W«ld Nldlorlal Nnl 8:011 Sign Ofl - June t;tl Jolm Grif1io ~ Newl :~~ OD Sparta 1:00 Sunday SbOWCBIO jillli""""riut,..,. •"• 1:00 s•- On News I·QO Sund0 wn "--·•· N 8:10 ........... '"··-•--• ....... "'··• "'" · ~·-Off _........, ~"" 8:111 Country Jamboree 7·30 ii 8:30 Farm Newa 8:00 Sign 011 _ JIUII ~~~K~ea~a________ :7~:~~SI~gn~Oft~--------l!~~~~~~--~~·!l~~ GASOLINE ALLEY ..c •. -........ - - b !:": AUTO SALES .bow ...., ·wM.P 0 I .... Radio <1•"" - : LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII Br HAROLD GRA., $0 THEY 61>11, <iOCO em'~ 1H "TH' MOtRrf'miHS IT'8 UI<E' DEIH' A MIU.~ MIL.!S FROM f<MM ..·vest !liJT I DOUBT IF IT'S QU!"Tli. 'Q!I!! fAR! BLOOO· CU~LING YAIIH, EH ~ 'f'DOM'T B'UEVE TI-IO'iOE ~TORIE~? SEEMED AWFUl. REAL WHEI'I I REAO 'EM! APACHP COONT11'i. RJt.L ~ ·OLD-9, LON<l 01'1( ·ibMORRCW• LET'S SlBiP, EH~ ANVe"""'f ..-· ,- W J EH RADIO TO CLEAN carpets better we'll loan a Blue Lustre Carpet Shampoof'r FREE with pur- chase of Blue Lustre shampoo, Baker Furniture. 64-6tc MALATHION FOR VEGETABLES ALL 11ard~n peats . U• ljL,.......,..~-----....,..J I eltl' ~' L AC\IllMARK Multi -Purpose II Ve,IIPta' • l~ llutl Multl - f'ot~po..,. or r. !l! With Malathion. on!! du.lil or IPUJI eontrul ~ w. ::oip iNDii l.o\N'DMARK Vl',lj:<!lllbl., Spray . Oot'~n'l h Hrm pl anb, ,are and ef,.,_the nn h~11ns , l"abiJal!~ . caullrlower, <'\1<'\lmb.-r melon. BQUaBh, JK~tah>e8, tnmn1le1, broccoli , bruud let th.. bus~ beeh. celery, IPII"OUtR. Don't gPI 11 head ~tart , bu1 rour IIUppl)" no•. East Main St. Pomerov. Ohio +.: ... ~ r . , ;, .......,... -~ l �l ... r· h t'!l. ' .LOCAL AND STATE News Of Ma~n County, West 'Virginia 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door $745 6 cyl. motor. Powerglide trans., ivory over tu.rquoia:e fin· Ish, good tires, Rid!. 196] Corvair 700 4 Door _ _ _ $1 595 Blue trim, white finish, Powergllde •ani .. radio, heater. RATES For Warn Ad Servtee • L:tlltl~ Mf llii'II"'U"' ""~~" ~~ttan• 1111 wom ·~ C~ta\t ue• word f<>' tecllt.t•• \n581"ttnn• 1960 Dodge Dart 2 Door nMrttiMl ~til rnr" Sparkling black finish, good tires, eleau Interior, VB mo- en• tor, automatic trans., power steering, R&H. @) hi' ... ~ 'rl 4 eenl!l pe1 •ont ..W 0. et,v.-cl for ~ dvert1111'11 U not '"''" w«llflo tn ,Jay• at•et" .._.,..... ·•• !JIB CA.Jm 01 l(l ...... •• ~ tw fRANKS - rnrolrnum Eael'l .. ,dlt•nn· al nrd le Ohltoarito• ouhll_. ·.• t I .,..,, pef -~r<l POMEROY MOTOR A. M r.t> olOt' t' ..bird.Q -8:3111 .... M M llalb' \2:111) IIUOD <f' CO.@)~ OPEH EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY,\ OHIO OJI'FI(."E HOURS ~ $1399 IT'S SO EASY TO PL\<:E A RI!SIILT PRODliCING WAN'! AD - 1 I ' ' • 'I rf,• e WAIIIING!Oif IVJ'I) - ~ "Tb'ml I - •• tn "...., • llocrotlr7 W. jill! d Wlrll will . rill wllldr ralloci to liiUe ABC- '1'Uftdt7 w1t1t eqlf!lh .t u. 'l'V'o tan """"'lu'e and whl<l!llllloa'• ua tr , . IJW .,a •-lli:"Drllrnl="--r;~~·~~~-,..,.,,:-_,...,..,., i; I& &I &Oi i0111Uiy Cfii'IOII beiLil Glillihr •tarn<! Clear~• lloatsomery, 1)1,. llllloao .., ll>o!r wll'll rule 111 •• Vlllloo1 - - <day dela7 Ia Paolflo !IIIIi _ , Uh lillore'o •·husband, Will b.vo thai 11u-. 1 ed' o wldo JIOU.YWOOD IUPII-Doeo Ill •. . Ailo lolliPI. aetwwt'o lit ftll llllP role•oed II I 'Ill- ~ ~ Dllloo b.va lho 10\-ytll' "David llrtaklOr'o JIIU!'NI" probe ......._ IDOVIf. , WU.. -MKIIeiNii 111111111 lit llld TELEVISION IN ftEVJE'J · ...,.? fl lfloo Xlll)' glviJitl hJm I lilt COIIUIIel'daJJsUoa of Gollpbid llmtT bvrg'o .,ttlefteld. q - ..,. II !!We lo &el into per~ mat• Jndla'o l'noi<lo!n! fladlllk\1llllln ........ allM ,. bad! • IQ fllbmU I ol llle Pl..,_ 1'11*'1 011 1tiolr I U. elnroet? . ~ wtalcll blve ..., _... on tort, but lhore bet to be oome Yloita NJIC.TV'o "Today" prosram A -LIWI'eiiCium, named OlDClO lolliJ 11•· II 1io qroemll!l II IARNI . ........ whr CBS-TV'• "Gunellld<e' 'l'Uesday anc1 AJIC.TV'o .. _ In bonor fll Ernest Lawtenee, ....,,,, 111i .....,. ~ be Y GOOGLI tnd SNUFFY SMIT.. hu be<oroe a oru111ns i.On, 111111 and AMero" !lQndl)' , .. a.rbp developer .of lbe eyelolroa. ftlo 1o llrlka Jlilt U. - -· r:c"· iblo beiJJC~ ..-I ol IIi IOVenth Streialld, lha """" ...... 0 ... , LY IHUX II tile - '''•lell oeuon, I . jail """""""" ThiN II ~ opentor In oar IIIUIIId Geor&e Shlllb, whd ·blll a lheol')' .oo11t the whole )11'0blem. II II Georeo'a contentlon that wheo "GunoOIOU" upuded lrolll 30 minute• to an bour oaeh s.tur· dO)', the mala achlev0111e111 wu thot ~ woo not able to got the IIWihll olx C!Upo u1 oolleo each allow lpltud o1 three. . lbio il 1 vAlid IUII!OIIion that the Mrilo It otr.IMI.. lt.oell way out aoch woek, whleb waa cer· bureau:;-. llqor wflo JDede a nollble IP' pear.- 011 1 ncoont .Dinah llhoro rhow. au-. •ilh CBS-TV'o Ed SUllivan Sunday. · ABC • 'IV'u "WIM .Vorkl ol &porto" olrt wrootlln& cllalilpl<IDoblpo from CoiiiiiiUIIlll Bulprla June II ..• CllH llobertoon, who porlrl)'o Prealdtnt Ktnllldyllllllt movie "PTI<ll,'' d*"-lhe rolt JUliO 12 on stove Allen'o f)'lldicaed progrOID. HOLLYWOOD IUPH • Nto .watc:b tel..ioloa by: Whit thl)''n doln&..,. In "thlch Dillon 1r1oc1 to find a oerln, II beln& oouaht lo otar murderer in order to saye an in· • Broadw•y multal ver1ion -........'NOTICES ,..., '"lilt ~!~!~m::~Satr:ro:;r~ ~~.~:;::.~:;•: of · PHONE WY2-2157 _.. , , ,., •mGII = i:!-.. ..,;p:r •· ~oJ-tur 10 -:;..._, CR0 SS.W0 R0 ••..,........,.~ ~.. ~ :.:f• L '~ =• l&.lleDl« 1&.--.. H.AdM.. 1&. ~. r::- I. out, loa. ....... iii' 'J U. Cole: t:\. =•lclo aa-: Cwtlll -: ...:·., ~!, :l ..'U !I :.; , . ~o,• DOWlf u. "Uce"' lT. Polo A4\a .....,., : ;:;:.• a :1:<; '-l • · - ,.,., tAiaon: '- 'llu:oo I.I'J!'pmm a.oer.. -~1a1 -·' ._._ :=: he ..,11-J _,....., ~·; n~iro~ la'*~s!"'_ I.Trlclt ...., I. •n ~ I .'J I:!I'J :'.': '1 1--1 =U.I U "}'•111 11111 '.'!·:! f..l ii!Uu t-.1 !t I lllf_1t ;<:'J h'J "!'1'-' '..l ~ 1 -.11 :J O I:JI;.:t U io.l :1 •,: • ;.:~ ., :~ n .~J : -i ~~ i.~ fi;·Y~!i- ii ~: j alll!r• li&.~:YIIID: I1 ~=-Q' u.!!;t::! ' I WENT OFF At.!' FERGCJl' M'l OADBLIRN HAT •. a, .... U. Boh-r-· a.r - ..,...•- LI'L A... I!R iN;pjj"'i;Nih!.W""' :!: "'ltio" muDd noeont eonvlcteo man. , Budd Schulborg'o lo1110111 N.~nvelli• It, also woo obvlouo that the "What M.tkeo Sammy RunT" . • . H.~ oniJ-oioiUII appoara.... now· The reporto an tho! he wanto 1111. A ..w.., lldl)ltl 8 of Cheoter, the limping do it If he i.o also for"'"'F pilei •pllyed by Doruda the same role In any movie IT.~ WeoJP: an Deeded deoporatoly latlcm. 111, : :•. to Ci"F the ohow Itt on...unlque Rod Taylor, who a/ilned II!.At....._ droll flovor. lorlty dtopllo the 10. WollWoavtr wu abient Saturday. oral yoars back of hlo Ill !IRa.) In foct, lor oeverll yean oow, Kona" oerleo, ;, la•ctiDJ II. ~,::::or h•'o boon tryln1 to land hlo OWII movie roleo than mot1 video 11.-. seriel, prefereably m111ic1 1-vll'ie- ... Prelently in Alfred I& a nil ty.tr•t he hoan'l boon ablo to, codl'o "'!be Birdo" be olso If. Jwa V-Ul """loo'll be back lor another 13 big part. ID these oominli liltno: or loo· appeoranceo aext oeaoon, "A Gathering of Eaglet," .... t . when "Gunomoke" wiD need all Rock HudiOII: "The V.I.P." ~ it can &ot.-for Its com· Elizabetll Taylor and Richord pellllun will be not only NBC· TV's loa: and "SUDday In New voro."r ... l :w Saturday night movie but ABC. with Cllll Robertson alld ¥ ut ' fW• •Jerry LeWit obow. Fonda. l'raDkly, I like Jim Arnlla, who 'l1le prlncipalt In another D.&,ILJ' ClB!P&GiiuotE - Bon'o bow ta 1N11r Itt ?~ Dillon, 1..- hit antght- <elled rrerieo. • "lt'o a Moc~~'a JI.X1'DLIIAJI.llll .. LOJf8PIILLOW ""!'!M! depletion_ of the cl1111c World," one of the few worrlh.v....,.type het:li. ·And dl..-n while effort. of thlt 1t11ron-..,. IDrOne i"ttar llai>17 lol' - - · lit IIlio 1 JI.IIUIOII lilo lllno U., X ... lila a., a -.p llko,rAndy llcLfslen, son of tho ltndlng good spota IMcau llophlll. lllo loeflb. Mil fc ·um ., 111o ~ ~-lctor Mct.orlee, olwayo have their ....n.nt rrilowlng . ~ daJ tile loUin - Cl' I ,,, ~ :_vvylh ID ~.ke thinp so chael Burno, who played the A a,, ow 'I• 1 r a """""' I!) .....,. better then year-old In the program whtoh I they are • ' DTJ( LCIBDPDYDPOI Pll D~J( WBI set in a coJiege towri But ri'GUDimo•" lo really be 1 regular 00 "WaJoo .,.·_, ... 1 lltJriiOLX HIL,CIIBWK C~ CIVIl ir~dful since It ran out of gas. next season ... He appears in II:IIKK IIOLPKDO,-IHIIIIO 'lt'CGif· la\llrdlf, lor lnatAnce, the atretciJ.. legmen! of that oerlot thlo LHJ) Kll Dl!l r,W• Incredible. The dialogue neoday ...Randy Boone '::~=~~ P•- """'" so Ioaa that they "Man's w...ld.. reguW: , _.llt.poroollos. There wao oo Ia 1 "Wagon Train" muM'IIdlng that tha hor... rated month... Glenn Corbett, still lYiti'JIII!t: and eatured bUJing. otller reaulor, Is now a •tar ' 11lere wu the usual punk gun- CBS-TV'• "Route 1!11" siiDJer trylDJ ID make a nputa- "Maa'o World" creato~.. ' .. tlob ~fl"'loratlnr the mlll>llal, Tewksbury got a top lrulvie and tlri' tisual prvvocatlon ,of the and tbul It 11· hero all" oalooa ber. He wu man'ed to direct 10 TRRU PIIIDAY 7:05 Breakfast Party lllllllll'o'-dr . lor the killer bad tul'OI Ill tha next five yean 1:11 Jo11e11 Bulck Show "' 1tllallfO llde upe..-1& that the the fast·rloing Sevou Aria I:OO Sip On News 10:05 Polka Party 111oft1W loll alld ~ pol<!bed and Ia J4lleDtly at wort on 6:06 Sacred Hoart IO:JS. PubUe Service up wltb a hokey ending: The rum "Sunday In New York"., · 1:20 Coontry Jamboree 11:06 Top Ten Show nglll!<ilm wu caught, but the Revue Studios il also alter 6:30 Farm News 12:00 Noon Report 12 ln~ltellow wu killed trying to work up another family~:YDOI 7:05 Breoklast Party ' 30 Rev. Merlin Teeta to escape. . Normally, I might television wleo. 1:05 Platter Party 15 Bright Star Show 7= h"*~moved, but I had lor- GeorpMabarlshasno 8:110 Sundown Serenade cottai..ol about him. of rolurnJn& to CBS-TV's 7:311 Plcklru! Bdwr Show . 7:30 Sian Off • -118" despite the threou 111 7:50 News Report • Ohio 1 8:00 Sign 011 • June 1lli Arthur Clod- er Horberl B Leonard to 8?00 Breaklaot PariJ SUNDAY lrejli!JIIIod of vacsifl>n 1'8ilef for cute anyone .;.,. employs 8:00 llreaklaot Party 110p 7:30 Sign On News NBC·T!rut<~'T<lnJcl!l" llhow boat lor nnleo bt eomao baell. to 9:06 Coffee With Janet 1:00 l!«pliJI La)'llllll'l Hour Ms .llo> -· - - - . • 1:411 Betty Newton 8:U Hour of Deliverance .".)! a• Ministerial A.uoc. (Rev. Paul Jones> Country Hoe Dowa t:OO , Wlnp of HeaUnc hJiie P l'l'llltf 12:10 Oblo NIWII 11:!1 Swap Sho~ 1::10 Sunday Show 1: . C1i 12:11 Marnlo Farm Newa 10:00 Voice of Propbecy 1: Rewll 12:1l Llfquard Bu1Jetbt Bortrdl!!==~40 P'amlly Wonblp Haur-Thu 10:35 Sunday Show 7: IJtel... 12:111 Nna 0 Grama Noon Report 11:00 Couptry Hymntlmt t,·.·~n~~-News Mu.ole JUII F111 You 12:00 Noon Repurt 12 :30 AcrteuJtu.• Agea& • ......, Goeeeler't Gueot Sllr-Frl 12:15 The Seoreh 1: 11 Nna · 12:41 O.tt I 1 Go RouDt. 3:00 Platter Party 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teota 1: Oock 1:11 N... Beat 4:15 Blaelttw' Auto Show 1:110 BUJy Graham 1:00 1:00 Coualry Go 1tolmr 4:30 Local News 1:30 The Lutltenn Hour S.rlci 1:11 News · llllli 4:1111 Bill Slem Sporta 2:00 Signs of the Times of ~I l•r 1:00 Midway MaUneo 8:00 Bowlin& Scores (Rev. s. Billups) Oluaty """" 3:55 Newa ileal 6:05 Van Patrick Sports 2:11 Public Service II lilt Town 4:00 Dlscln& wltb 0... 8:20 Sundown Serenade 3:35 'lbe B'" Life Newa 4:30 ,..._,._ "' Showcase -7:05 The World Today 1:00 Sunday of lilt TowD 5:00 Onmmil7 News 7:30 SlJi1 Ofl 4:00 Hour of Doclaloo ararl!b iMIII RIDC I:Oil W«ld Nldlorlal Nnl 8:011 Sign Ofl - June t;tl Jolm Grif1io ~ Newl :~~ OD Sparta 1:00 Sunday SbOWCBIO jillli""""riut,..,. •"• 1:00 s•- On News I·QO Sund0 wn "--·•· N 8:10 ........... '"··-•--• ....... "'··• "'" · ~·-Off _........, ~"" 8:111 Country Jamboree 7·30 ii 8:30 Farm Newa 8:00 Sign 011 _ JIUII ~~~K~ea~a________ :7~:~~SI~gn~Oft~--------l!~~~~~~--~~·!l~~ GASOLINE ALLEY ..c •. -........ - - b !:": AUTO SALES .bow ...., ·wM.P 0 I .... Radio <1•"" - : LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII Br HAROLD GRA., $0 THEY 61>11, <iOCO em'~ 1H "TH' MOtRrf'miHS IT'8 UI<E' DEIH' A MIU.~ MIL.!S FROM f<MM ..·vest !liJT I DOUBT IF IT'S QU!"Tli. 'Q!I!! fAR! BLOOO· CU~LING YAIIH, EH ~ 'f'DOM'T B'UEVE TI-IO'iOE ~TORIE~? SEEMED AWFUl. REAL WHEI'I I REAO 'EM! APACHP COONT11'i. RJt.L ~ ·OLD-9, LON<l 01'1( ·ibMORRCW• LET'S SlBiP, EH~ ANVe"""'f ..-· ,- W J EH RADIO TO CLEAN carpets better we'll loan a Blue Lustre Carpet Shampoof'r FREE with pur- chase of Blue Lustre shampoo, Baker Furniture. 64-6tc MALATHION FOR VEGETABLES ALL 11ard~n peats . U• ljL,.......,..~-----....,..J I eltl' ~' L AC\IllMARK Multi -Purpose II Ve,IIPta' • l~ llutl Multl - f'ot~po..,. or r. !l! With Malathion. on!! du.lil or IPUJI eontrul ~ w. ::oip iNDii l.o\N'DMARK Vl',lj:<!lllbl., Spray . Oot'~n'l h Hrm pl anb, ,are and ef,.,_the nn h~11ns , l"abiJal!~ . caullrlower, <'\1<'\lmb.-r melon. BQUaBh, JK~tah>e8, tnmn1le1, broccoli , bruud let th.. bus~ beeh. celery, IPII"OUtR. Don't gPI 11 head ~tart , bu1 rour IIUppl)" no•. East Main St. Pomerov. Ohio +.: ... ~ r . , ;, .......,... -~ l �- - _ ... . . , ._ _ -~-4...., _....,_ ... - - - - - w .........................~ Rohrl MMrft, Jr., I, Gue1r 01 Honor , . I!IIIHIIII It ,,.,,....._ .... Rn; ...,.. Ill'"* ...... ...... ., .,..,. ulmallfllt- ........... .. -'7 •• - ......... .e n.·t tne a· r• n. rtr • L• t11 n. Jli~DJ~.,,. ,~,... ., ' MUGS THEATRE rOMEROY 0+110 LAST TIME TONIGHT "PAPA'S DELICATE CONDITION" (Tedlnicolorl CITY, N. J . prodqctlon will 'With a peaceful labor ~I· according to the U. S. ~kie Gleason raU of himl. Goodwin, Glynis Johm•. Charlie Ruegles and ~..,el Linda Bruhl. Featurette: Pill & Guys CoiGrtoons .• I ''We Keep Your Car Like New" \ MOORE'S CENTER SERVICE II Cllau AT DISCOUNT PRICES! e MUFRERS - Original or Sportsmat e TAll PIPES e EXHAUST PIPES e COOPER of lhe Bradbury Chureh SPACE· SAVER AIR· CONDITIONERS ot Christ enjoyool a wiener roast Installed While You Shop eSHOCKS PHILCO WIENER ROAST The Fulure Homebulkler• eBRAKES TIRES ------ ---We Still H1ve A Good Supply Of POWER MOWERS at lhe Vernon Bing re~ldence. . Those attendlni wert Mr. and 1 Mrs. Mac Stewart, oona Greg and Barry, Mr, and Mrs. Bob King and Timmy, Mr. and Mrs. II Vernon Bini and dauahter• Kay Sharon, Lee Rouih, Paula John HyseU, Brenda Judy Overturf, Ernest I Jerry Van Inwagen, Tom Janice Bing, Mil· ler. Jim Whltlaeb, Bing, and candlce Hutton. H.H 0h 11; v n -· PltiCII FROM .. 189· 99 SUMMER . ---------·MOORE'S Also Some Good Mowers - All Sizes TONIGHT & WIDNIIDAY Stephen Boyd, David Wayne and Ju11iette Greeo ln "THI 110 OAMILI" (Color) -'- . ·' .. 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