http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/5c27d593359e89eff3236b39f01341ec.pdf 805359e422344c345d11878e877900a5 PDF Text Text • • ' • ... ., . ... ... . •!f:• ...... ' . ~-- ' ·'. .. '' '' Of •' • Tl .' . .. "' \ ., wer, .. er $peneer: a '· urn. er •, j • "' •, .... .' .. , .... - ;/ .I -j",J., ' ,_., ~t I• . �Wei.:lnesG!cy, Feo. 16, 1 .. ALot Of Things Happened" In Washington 100 Years Ago The Daily Sentinel , . , IIICS I.~ ........ . ........ . CltJ EdiW ; ~vft1lll,q ~resen~tlve, Bot.UnellJ.Ilu.nbal.i, tne., S4S .......i!J ... York City, 16. N. Y. • ~ rita: DeJivery. bv -:arrler wbere avauable 30 centt ~ ~~-Mte-lPfl' Jll •dY'-l~Cto tt TbEJ Daily Ser1t1nel ofhee, $1!5.60; tb:: -·--··1., 'fhoseCongestedHighways lMDtti~ 11',80; Ulret l)l,Onlhl, $3.00. By motQr route where avaUable. . . iDimb tl B' mi.U one Je&r ts: a1x monthl!l $4.25: thr~ monthe - - --- , has can-~ An eutern railroad The announ<'ement noun£:ed an increase- in its suhur- ··suburhan rat\ lines. ban pwenger aerviee, u a move "to try to win ·mid-day travl.'l ers to the rail• .. !' lot added ~ "a Jeaeral return to rail travel woUld relieve both increasing ~,Pway congeatJon in . . metroP'~Jtan ar~• 10d it'a corollary at C!Qll.jinued deil.elta l,n tbe opera- A also saui usin~ exJs:t· ing rooo11Jbeds financed and matnt tll nl'd by the raLh oads, are m aome areas rtmning what amounts to a specta l servke for a few passengers wh ose :patronage does Still P-d One klca11news.pap.er waxed ed· .UBrially on a reimhJli.w,i p~ by lhe House oo Feb. ,12, 18M. The ruolution ~)Jed for the remainder of the. se55ion· to hold all discussions in of the who1e "an4 to tlhe tubject under copt dUTing I 1'he .paper was right mov•r.. of ~tioo, Nixon. And . bes1dcs , he sa1d , "I BY HARMAN W. NICHOLS Uft1tH St1fll Carrnpandent have a ho-bby of playmg the tromWASHtNGTON UP - What "s bone- just lik e you " D1ck Ntxun never put lip to a hombone in new in Wa.shlngton . his born days. H1s dahbiLng in Rep. Kenneth Keating, the New music is confined to tht• p1ano . York Repu.bliean , Is moderato!' of a wukly raillo program . Each the copyi·Jght sec tion of tlle week he has a guest from t:on- Libl'ary or Congrl"ss lelll muslc JtCBI. Hit rnoJt rl:!cent guest WtlA composers know m 11 polite manSenate Republican Leader Will - ner that it IS nice lo enclose their lam F. Knowland of Californi11 unpublis-h.ed compo.si1lons in a Jn the whoopla to build up l•hc neat hL!le packagP One appltcant .show, Keating circulated a no!tce for a cop)'!'lght wasn't qu1te as which referred to the genth'mon neat as he shou ld haH' heen lie from California as "lhc Hou se sent in a hulkv bundle with a lot of unpubt LS hNI mus1r-a ll wrapminorily leadrr " ped m a h!ankrl Arter lookmg Tbl& cul'(eapondent recently re- th t' m over, the libra ry sent the ceived -an ali1Dlail lett er wh le h man a mcmn saymg LhNe was tame 1111 the way from the Cap i- no prnvu~ion •n the Jaw provid ing tol lees than a mite' IWl)l, i11~ fOr ·.-..=~',blanket comi~t' ' ' 1 r: .,...~, _ "l ed were ad~ance C"~f.! ~0 W1nmi Rogers, deputy altor· apeec.l:ies -,ntfh bad b ,q •·. ed t\lvo dJys previous y The en. ney general, \1 a fancy dan when velope bore tbl.s notation : "In- it comes to his wardrobe HI:! likes sumclent postage tor ulrmail. to tell- and still doe::;-al;lout hh Po11tage du e-eight cents," first tl'ia\ case Roge1·q had come up with a pnwl'fful defense L'CCi· Vi£':e Pre~udent Riohard M. Nix- LPtion. After It was O\'J'r, a court r~n got 11 lo\!er from an clgl"t~hanger-o n murched forwant and grader In Shawnee, Knn. 'The )ad said he would like a WOI'd Wtlh I he wanted to know all !her!' 111 to' lnwyN Rugen s aid he puffed h1s know about nutstand.n,ll Amed- chest way out 111 nnticipaiJOn of cans lncludinw the V P_ The kid some pra1 st• All the mnn :.aul said be picked OQ NLxon because wa~ " lll\c looking l te you have his anndmother als o was nam ed on " p,.., or ~hanks Defenses e In Air Route Key• Point I Editor's nota: The U, S, territory of Alask.l stands at the men feel It Is ovar Alasb that S~vltt bomban would come If I ~~·;·~!.n:ve:h. ·ll~~~!c. s=~~is :~c~h:c::~i~f .~":::,. ·~~.w~i: ardto.n, Ia few .mites from Anellor· For the mlli~ 3 ry, Alaskt1. ase. It Is therefore In Am,,,.,,., The primary mi.Won . of the .slrlctly an Air Fo-ree show All ll"t · th d·' · · 1 th fint lint of d•fenso ogllnst I thrl•C l:mrvicl!3 are r(lpresen-ted u m lI 'arv j S~~ c te~.e~ Al ~ D m• e atomic otteck, A United Prus n ~'IOU t~d~S, DQ •s.A. n•e m a umfle-d oommo.n<l, but it ts Atr F oree•s ecouy -~ n•·• rad•• staff correspondartt hao visited war ..... no coLn.citlenee thf' whole &hoot· t • · h t fum!·' th e our military b ...., In Al'ilska ne wor.~~. 15 ere o 11o11 mg .match JS" !bossed by a th1 ee· fl t ed t 1 lf b mbcrs •tre·' and talkd to top commanders. star Air Forte genCTwl rs Qf r Siberia a er toward 0 out the heart He is Lt. Goo J H. Atktnson , of America By GLINH STACKHOUSE a hn.rd-b1ttc-n• C(gar-chewiug United Press Stiff CorresPondent ex-pilot who 19 well aware his A C11cul1tM Rltk ELI\lt:ND~tf Am FORCE AifiSJkrul command ~~ furmshma And Air FOMC pil~ arc nady B~, Al a~ , UP...-Aia.Bka ha..'l lhe 1'toP. cover" fo r ~merici fo set-amble 'thqit ~~ fockct.flrlnt become .o.n om!ltl<'f,git fo.rtr•ss.. . . !. Army ~anod Ntt.vy o-{Jerat.ions ' in F-89 Smrpl(IA' jktk' 'tlit1f tbe .air in wiLh ta(l.ar hco.n;"·1or lookouts Alaska are pretty much on a an attempt tl) blrast ·tile bombers and jet interceptor!! for cflnnon• shoe-string .baais from the tky ' befOfe • they can Th1s Arct1c land, v.ith nn AI'Oil The N1Vy, under RMr Adm. reach the inner doefente:s , Ql the twL<'C the s.1zc of Texas and a PO· Kenn9th Craie, mtlntalnt 11. homeJ.::tnd. Th• defente of Altsk• lttelf puJatlon t.hut could fit eomfOI'· most no fleet adiYitl•• ancl t.1bly lllsidc th l' c1t:-- ilm1ls of compantlvely lntlgnlflctnt air is "t up on 1 ctlculttH 'rltk Phot>nix, Ariz lirl! ju:;t a 15·nlln- activities. The N1vy he1dqu•r· bttlt. Alt)atveh It Is onl, I utc MIG flight fru m IIH' back t1rs is 1t kodl,k, 1!\CI Itt MJs40·,..U• t,rip acr9u tfl• 'trlng door cf SUV!cl llussia slon is merely ,.. malnttln Straight from Ruul1's Chukolt spuwls .utrid• th• main bases In • stat- of readlneq, tH:I Ptni!11Uie, ~ orte In the air nJute from Runia to the The Arn'iy . under M~j Gen mlllt•ry t.,lt t.h• l!tu..lans United States. Most military James F Colhns, number& len would try an tctutl lnvttion of Alith. Moscow and Washington, D. C. I ;Q"'A'I('( CROSSWORD "I don't tbl.nk Ot~re ever be any 23. Anger :....J bearlq I ret ) or a [lt Arabian Oth \'L' f !lm~ s•huw Mary Plc;J.f. ford nm.l Lwn-el Barrymore tn thcu· S(' recn• -debu.tt, As rnnnv early s1.lents did oot carrv~l cn•d its, Kllllam di.!K'!JVt'l'll sumc d the aelor~· names mtly whr.n \he plu~· crs thi-m~clves ur thf'H' • .•, aelninl ta.nt lr(l\.lll{l the cmmlr)'. Many TV vlewet'l regard talk· lu or tfle 40s lt!i nntlque, but to fluoU- -~ "Movie Muaeum," any opast J02fl 11 ne\Y·fnn-;J..ed. Ohly till!! tarly ~t llents, Mo!!tiY fllmi: ihde •from L893 ttJ 192(), thown• on the program t'l.n' .r-e " P,...Centor Plcturet of the p1clure1 haven't Mtfoe.lled a:.ncc their debut. kl thete pre-censor p tct ure~ ,:et t pook at Kenos not ~n modoru movies, suc.h unpooithed . ¥011. i =~~~~~~;::~~~·~~· m.n.ll w~re IJI. lhe picture~:· K IHi am sa1d "One wonl!Jn wanh•d t.o borrow 11 mm !)f her hH~band to show hi§ frlt'nds how h ~ look ed with halr .. Vtewous t•ven. ctm sec where c urr(!n l fl ups were born IJy wntohin· ~ th e s1lent pholQll)!ays on "MOV l l' MUSl'ltffi" "The &tory line!! DN! th e sA.ntt' 115 ono ll•OY modern 'JTV ~how." hr aald. "On·ll comedy we ('r\t\('.(1 for Lhe r:how wall iden.ticul tu & recent Mlll'IIU o.n.1 Lew1s bit, und ' 11 streE~tcll.r eornedy cm·ld have bern S1d Cnl'Y~r'a commuter ronhna. Charlie Murray's olll came· .a;reatesl wllo pro dles so n'!! s.y.ndlcat - .ul:tl to- of remm~ me cf r.ketchc~" Jackie Glea· l.•cked Good T11tt "She d ldn'l Hke hcr~ t•'f m 'There's N() Bus'tt-e-ss Ul\e Y.~ow Busin l'H' ", ~n1d Grctn '. "Sh r tbou!iil\1 he.r part wa ~ 111 poor a visit hH'e to die movie!. to cq~ out many ,aot iD then but can't lute.: .and ~larilyn Munroe pro:li' ~ 1101\S \'fe took Ubertlct with wilt be concerned w11h aJJilrl IU1n--we bad "to lno. me:nt house lnveatmPnl!i nn l !cole ~IOO·llj) of a u~riaae He· vltltn shows a11 well a• movu•s love aUair li!'gal" Enth\Ol.astlc Greene h0:>C!I to wu obt.Utrin2 ! produce some 6r the TV shows who had run hi.rnsoH, "If they let me ." The In New turns w1ll not neee3(lirJly aL1 tht helr.!l or PJtar Marilyn.. Tile COI'!lKN'.a.Hon by Edijlon, can <'ontin·ue whether Marnyn re· K;~~~=~:_.:w other m11.ins wlth Fox, wh.ere h L•r coo[" · be un· trt.cl troubks "atJU. •re under moUon plct· ot,.otlaijon." a! rlow com&dy !-ope Leo M11llyn Is ooly a rntflll)rlty mGYle cam- stook!hr.older in th• ~otnpl!ll'Y, ~)IJ flm wprkl Greene said she )Jp ''controllln::g Is! 18011. shar...'" Who the otl>ol ~..... ~ut hol.den ore, he won•t J&Y, •I"'*· f :s. garment) cur. 29. Trouble 31. Subside i ,. ,. . . name !8. City • <oiiOil ~.Turkloh, • lf;f ~os• . ..,, H1".""'' ... printes, l~t MiM took ovtt Ciro'aln. Holly· 111ft look a .,1~000 bllo I 'l:r++-+-+- one ""' '"'- ll'rlar'l.ulli 1 of1. Proktl' ~take~' 'ta. With foroo; · to Am•r- most com.preheDIIve atudy ever "made of wflere tax mooey toes. · Tbere will be about 20 rtJ!Ort;s by t'he time the 12 member tn· parti••n Jt9u.p, set up by COn.· JIN~Sll in 1903 ClOtes ahQP on ~~~ S.l, $qrpe :wUJ b~lllbt the rnoe:'t' , oon)roveraill Llsues of the ~a.v audit u publ.lc vertut priv~trte p~ wer 1nd g:overnment apendhtl end lendial ,polleiet. , ,, f rj; lllvoluotOr; ""1muteular tontrMtloft lfJ.AILY:ba~cm:.;:.aere'o how to worll b1 · be displiyed reAec:t the l•s.aue ,•e. Ll.ht--bool' ..- ' DOWN 1overnmen~ ~an tiXpayer& by the Hoover Comm.l.aslon on government re~r,Jinb:ation. The commi11ion headed by f•r-mer Prfl.ldent Herbert ~ Hoov~, will send Ita tint report lo CQn·. 1ru• on Mond1y. This oa.e wUI 4eal wl&h the Civil Serviee. 11tia and other r(!C)orb to coma will 'II. J'del Jn.Jewlllli ~=~~ ..:-' wltb lldl of die federaJ 1oon w.HI .4 m~ ~ ;·. ,.,.,'A X 1' D L II A A X R II4LONOPI:·LLOW 1 C•tct &ef• MJIUona •lll>'llllled r..P'"lll~odallol)> .•p· ot•• t blllloo dollwl .ll completoty· odoplid. Ahll'!t ~5 I•ZL 8 H L D P mol,.t lo ·,.· L.. ~ . ..... "21;; •AXt !,. ..._..,.. Cl! l~i G '!VmaHI SOlDIAVIL'!(., --1.. to . ~ .\1 .1..•~-t.Ac J'Olflr. .• Jimmy, !Who is onl¥ 216 !himself, il curnntly away from ,the TV ~ t~~:: n:,~:tJ:i:'J tirn~hle~ recen-t years. and is em.bnrkcd on a C.lm{)lign of hellpl.ng tlic ..-.ed. i efll.elento '• the '' . . • • 111n9 .. ~ exp,...wn ( .... a ball. ' NOBO!I'I' ~ ~ Afll_l\ Horlunllet twlcl to ~rtn up•. For a big mt of llll7 ~ult llf• tv• 11een drlftllll' tbrOii&ll USih otnel at inte~ :vllt ~ tyelnl', -~· ~· dothet. ~ka Brothers clotheB mts-ht k_. thi doWD~ PliD ,_ppy, but u~ & cttlun wtu look at him, rub ~I• eyea ill' i1UJZU7 ,t ~· dai1t bt'OWa or lf&Y· nd t.hen Jilently, )>1\YIJ!.rlf.' 'II!-111U a blf 1'1""" With hlo fln&'eriiP'" · Upto~ a jUa cu. ·wttr & purple bat end ,.t with it. It's ' alwaY.· ~eel 1o me that'a tho, way lifo lhould bO llved. lllatler of tact, It 'flM·.:~ c.ouple Qf h1¥1drtd yei.rlaco. wun.•t itt it-t tht''b'all 'thtt otl)er aJ,ght, whlch wu he14 tn the ta.moUI Savoy hi~ (and you alnlalt ~uhl hear the rh'>ll of Chick Webb, drum· mlilf .ot\}1 on tl)e rOott. lbey really dtd •tt up. You ha4 yoUI' opUon of coin~ fohnal or lD eottUPire. "l'he house wu about evenly dlylded betwHA i1.i1 ~ and t.,vtah. mon~ti'OUI 1•t-up:t that would have done prdud the January caml'fal lD NlCe. . n.~~~:~,:when· you pt ciU~ out to a fUll-drtU or coltJ,Ime pcket · the baneS playa an' the old "80$'klty orc~~tr&" t\IJiil like •way Itt drunk. "11he belt i<\ea .j_s ~o start &t the Savoy, th.ey ;ttou.nt" said Jimmy at ~be Boys' on ;band. Club of New York where his tud~e r~nged i{!r age from 10 looll. ' to 14 "V~al orrgans and' ., . J•' • • • cl.a8 are still growing, and t.h~se I · 'JiiiNK .Ver seen 80 mu~ eoottaill nytilg Ill all 1 CIQ'M best be brought 11.under :Pro- : w4 ' a long, loU tip.},, eiact rve seen a ·rtrl ln a per can.trM :etufl.ng that time. rnor-type all 1&\111 and •llni<Y -ljtt&l"• ewing around a.dl\ftco . Constant praetice is netes&ary." ln one tl)oae mato~fleent """ll"~llpne of \he Llndf Hop' C:lose The TMth ' that only Harlem cart dO cOrm:tty. ' n· The first lesson ·he gave EveryiiOdY wu laughing. l!'ra~lne'l hom f'OWleft h•pplly '-10. group was reoitint: the alphabet ev,ry corner of the long, loW (lance haJJ. At one potnt a .uupo¥d'" through closed teeth fislled gent throttfed hll dalle.lnt down to a eompar&tivety low Jdie, b ame<S at ·me OVe'f hll partnel"a a~ulder aq.(l Mt4 ''Now: confld:en\lal• "Bu..t don't clench the teeth ," ·he warned. "Just keep lhem to- 1:-ain't we the be'at..lookln« cpuple on tht ~r?" 'nle7 we~ Every• body wu Best•lookl.ng' eoupl~ I've aeeA on "MY floor in a JG0g time•. ,;etber .naturally without undue ll'llll o~t of gu ...-oUnd 1:3p and too1C my leave. Thlt'a ~ut the •prusure Thut l1elps to control ot' the early evtrllnJ on a WMltQLd ntrht ln Harlem, 9 ,<:9.\fl'le, middle tlle lips." Uld the mu.sle was $010.1' Cutin' and the laqhter eornb'iJ Jo er. Jimmy told the boys that When 1 got outalde, lklolt~ U: tl)e 11\fMl, ~bby 14J.ialor•_pf Ltnox ylsion bas opened up a new field for ventriloquls.m which avenue l!ltrettblng like a lOD.f ~lUJil in b9th dir,t:tlons-~d I wql;lderu&ed to ha.ve .mam-y 'P!'actiti{)n,ers trd tvb~t eve.fybOdY. ~JAe tb.e FJ&VOY wq, ' ~ bNPY a~t. Th~ were, though. 1 4on't c1fe ho~ muc• twa wu had. at Sonja'• racket. There m the old days nf vaudeville and then dwindled when thflt enter· wu m9re~ at this ~e. talnment medium co'llapsed . At. E, . ' ' I Yellow to Skin ,May Jaundice TJN! star passed out top replicas of hi1 principal dumml~s. OM)W O'Day. Hlumpbrey Hi~ 'IJ)ld. F~rkll, the Dog, and .showEd the boys how to manipulate them. H-e .00 wamcd that a- professioo· ,lyiiUIWI a-l vent.rilQQ:uist hat to ~t to- . COLD tether •ome enpltal. tc. mak-e a ___ ... - ..... - ...... n..a • ...... 'YIIftlla .- Farew~/1 Party ., Tbn.... se-. who WM IIEA11 THE WILD _ ....... .,.... --'ljl. . . . &7!11 WIND ..... ... ' .. The SclnC$ clill.dren are ·i •., IH POMt!IOY . THREt DAYS ONLY - Thu'"ciy, Fr~ay and S.~y ' sa.ACis · TOPtOAT·s I ' . 53 98 .su..,M.iJo.,) '.';TCJ'J ~ $~~-~9$ DOLLAIO D:V SPECIAL ,, . SUNS_,- ' .-. Qatllj»>l~ \ 101 Attend Youth Work Pants • . $1.89 coorert ...a IIMw7 Gre1. ~~.B~S~ !I .. ' ';.\'&~!' nvo-'.oTS t.ol No. l - &icD' ...,Oif SCA.iY~ Vol... W. ..... 6. .., . $21.95 ~tN~Z vo•-- _0 . - •· ...... DOLLAR DAY • ~ .. $27.9$. .Underwear. .' \<,_.,.., $1,$.,. . ·SUITS VE"afsPeaAL-MZNS St.t.r~Qt-J": 'f.tf.UU., FRt and.:SAT. •u.'sz. ' 29c or 4 for $1 I DOLLAit DAY 8P&C~ ' -00 .. ' OI<E JAlT M1!1<8 , Mackinaws, ' Two Olli.J SiaN 11 A 11 yeus 'I'RY IIHIJIAL eral. activities are In direct com· petition wit) private buainesl. •PAoPEI\ WORK ' :rhe aotern· fiU)IIt ijenlia abcput ,, billioa dplt laitl ' )'ep a-paniQ;J a fiood ol 15 billion pieces of pager in SW.~'I'ERS . $11.19 ..,.....,.,~Dih of tHe cost lliiPI'o>'•l!l•nt. . · some of lh, lflk r...,_ "!•• w111 ·mak•· Its reconunendatJ~· "~' BOXES fol I I ~ ' ·.. IUUwbu Entertain "IJ'ith Family Dinner Mo;o. >\. R. ~~~ ~EATtiS ,,,,. viollio To 11.85 Oa~ .!M - . . . DlibAit PAT~ . -6-l'f<~ bl\lss SHil'i'S .Yl1i!L& ·$1~0o. Dft LU\" 0 sto~:~~ ........... $ boY.- IUft., ¥ ~~ll.nl 5 pm. Friday 9 Glli to 9 PM ' en!o.tained .-uh a tamUt 41.Qn4!f sunday evefl:inl e'l'eDM\1 ie. obftrvance of Mr. Knl~ht's blrt~4Af· . .. Jlpe.RM ~ 'Ill\ and Mrs. 1e'r Dlllard, William Knight .nd ~bter llolianna, lhe honored I' eat. 1nd hostess. $1 IJIIfltter _. , . CiS.t t •;"' J ,~lath Pcicke!_s !et B~x . DOLLAR DA!" SI'EOAL AU..WOOL $S.89 Leather • • Jatkets 'lAY ~IlL'I" ~ $4.89 .. ~LOVl$ .. llftci.U. YMI&\"S ...., SR0&\"8 Oftll Ll& llnte• 8bin ~ a.aae ........ loll... . .• • 1hese Are Reo I Bt,&'S Grovp ~... 1 . ·. (i~~ Na. l v - To sus "YOUR ' . • ,. ' married 'arnd. IJ.ave ma.ved away f""" ~{ddleport after gr.oduatlt>g from·. tJte local HI~ School.· They ~jldO (:wa llell ~~a, Connocliirli!; llarloAA· ~tlj>, J'rln, "tOIJ,. W. Va.; · Mer~ 'lloo; Mllcl>, Martins F•'O': nut~ !Wu:oh, Web· ·iaart: Gb._atlieS Srl;lne&, COJ.unlhus; June Duflield, rexlt$ MEI<S que•tlonnaires, etc. Thi1 tT~...,_,) Mid· COMPETITlON: Albout4500 fed- I ttt,.. re.....,. Deb~ ..,............. . . 1 tor.rru~, Kin • wl>M friend& ·tb .her home ~Y. Mr. and are moviftc ,. to Bever· where he . 1& employed in the -··~·--·· ''tUk fo~t!s'' dliglqg lnto virtual· Jr eyery (I:OVI)J'pment.at aetlvlty. Here 1re some 'omples o~ their flndlne:l : lAlND'fNG: 'IIbere are lOt fed· · ~ral aa;entlfs which to some extent lend money directly or suar· antee loeos by private lnstltu· ~IOI\8. The potentbl 1\ai)illty-of whit:h oJtly a frJction is likely to be an aclu1t loss-e~tceed.s lilllion dollars. . SURPLUS: The government. bas aceumul-ated almost 30 blllion ·dollars worth of real estate and ~raonel property whkoh il sur· }lu1 to lti needs of Is o:bsolete. It apendt miUion;• 1 7ear ju~t for warehousing tnd taklne eare of 1 turt n doesn't need. v.. , ......... CJ'4.,.....,......., ._ ~·lc6. .} h!}OOl'ed CTet..Ueel•, 0.. Kellt. .ArHBN:.\ moved to Middleport " thirty-seven . ye8'1'8 a bride, Clnemfl :ape OPOURUVES ' Mri. Jolin li!WGAOOON Tlli BEST YEARS New Development In Sd.etule; Men Now Make Real Diamonds Mrs. .Seines Given . . I ' TOIIA' TOOAV d"" .nd cqinrniulon 1ent .... Har14JQ way-and lt.'a been eeen 10 m.~ny peop~• baving strating his art to the memberiJ !)or ~l ...,... !Oll1111Jll'ji lhelt ,,.,.b lor, 11"1• fn. StJrdt ol Wl.fl I.Q; aave money ate l~ tfle W'OC~ of writiftl '"d ni)IIJ lbo IQVOfllment jnqre I"P9f~ ~·. ,..~;.,~ tbt c~lon ... ~~ ' . - . • :;:;c ,::: thi!l que. It wu tl'le annual 1 1111~ ~,..,~, " ''omP.In' "' ,1/1< Ba•Oll lr JA¢K GAVEl .u. , ,'f xvit"'TLTD•o\~R·L BROADWAY Advocates o{ tllle Jtudy ibeJitve i~udet the i.nc!ome tax blankl It C-OU14 aav,e bllllol}l or d~tus whieb ~rin• In the money to pay 11 aome f_l!~tlons were ,abOU.hed for l~ and e~l~ 1ml econorqy were~nON: Spendilla, up . to $1~ ,. acre lo (rjip\e. delmpoaed oft otb.,.. 111'ie tM7· Hoover e.om~J.uion, 1art laM wh)OJI, wh1n ~l1lm.ed , evan. vHptln !t,l li~ite4 aphef!e 1 Lf •o.rtt., ao. more than fl70\ an JOul"'tltt=r""&lc:!mpiT ll.uldl tor anothor. In thlo exmple A lo uod tor tht tb~ L'lt X tor tht two O'lt etc. 8Jnll• ltttftl, apol• ;:hi.., lilt I..,U. an4 formatloa of tho wordo .,. all hlnt.t. b clay tht ooc1t ltttart are diftll'ftt. ~"' ~ . ~ -- ~ "'.....-~- - :.6-.-:--.. '" Ori'P....... Qoololloll 'l»' I "J.). W~if"c N W 0 "NV H 1 V C !Twi'!H llii,..WCfa•;·~~ fW'crjloitL ------.- .,..,_,::..,..,=:::...__.....;•·~'•::•.::!._ _ _ _ __ IV JOHN L. CUTT.R u.,l~ Prell , ••• Ct~~.tet.o~nt WASKINGTON UP-A 8tarUIJ'& p~rft ~T. Kn~t'l , Ume. J vlalted: another eottume coul~n·t lullp fMPnC that. 1'10 mat· fua Waf )lad. at tbt Henle party, • oo- bttwen D•~la tnd American Taxpayers Will Soon~ Startling Picture Of Govenune11t • ',dyel j ·- fabrl<ii , ·~ JCA numbet d. DluatriOUI ,8 '-TJpe 'I • ' · eur Alttlllert city.._ ,!_0. wiiQJ J.;,:)mODth will land eaJ;Dpll""' i.n What if the Sovlcb try ·to ea. t~lsh a be-acbhead on• IO'me remote coastal area•? "We'd just leave him tbere.'' AtkWon 1st!d. "He -eoul.dn't .go· Mywhere in tJttat kind ol cooot.ry," Next! How ndar WJcl 1• 1u1rcl Girl'• • 133. Fertile 1'•atll8r'• AN. . ,J chtettam.. j; 1 llJ. Pl• pen " name\ Ij • 1 opollo , lt.MUJtcnottJ /t.Wither "~1 1\ l tn '~"; · SS.Maledeer Jf, Southeut ~ 10. Dlaorder \ de.ert. iO, A temple .. . byiOUtb, •1 li.Diatant{ "!' 315.Halr . (poet.) ...)(abbr.) __ )19. Decorate on 12. Before 18. Oteek letter~20. Skin tnmoi1 ~ horan' ca. One-apot 19. Merit f ,Jl. A ebtrty - . . necka card. 12, Expreued\j \trick _ 38. Pant 1 t4, Craw of juice 0(, • {COllOq.) 37. Piluter a toM -=- applea . , 1. ' .If. Blblk&l . ~ l'l"'r.-n~:::-r.- l b1g Aluka," Attlruon said. "1 don't rule out the possibllity ot at least Hn'l.ited act1on due to enemy paratroDp o,perat.ioM, but these we c.tm b:mdle as they oc- '"t a O'nt:l:!·a· -.- ~··~~o~~o a. Unllod ,..., StoH Cor.........,onl NEW YQRK UP--U Junif?J' suddeDIY ttarts- talking to blmsell ar.ovnd the atoU&e, don't be ....,emed. He's probabli' been listening to J.~~ NelBOP", who thlnlu ll wwld be a fi,De thart a fuU division of infantry, W: 'JUde took up the ttvdy of v~ with .headquarters at FM"t •Rich- trlioquism. 1 r.,A.CBOM, i. 2. The blue ~ AB ~~~~l-~~~L.E~. Hnted. Thlt . . ..,. ., Jlw Tr~ ComMultlty C.ncert ANect .. 8y MH Hl!MU 4.n ~'-"'""' Jn OIMt P&P*r W" tryiJII ID ..JI • .ltotic ~ "DUtil tJ.'CI Ot~.t1nt" . fot $).25. • .,,.rythln" t:N a4 ••1~, "frotr~ ,1. Card pmt, ·J. • grua atate 25. ~· • ... Cpou.) - .-:~ 3. Abaent clama. , '1. A gorgo\ ' ' .4. Evenlnl' .r. . tlon ·11. A phoebe1 nun god. I ._.. 28, Inalde :u. Momlnf 1· •,1. Body ot 27. Muelc .. , water ' note \ \ reception ,18. Mexloau. J 'e. Lucid I ta. Public ,. fruit- · _ ..... ,1. 8(1rder notice 'tP6ek te.t on TV latt fall and Is the Virvi11i• wtH bt ..,.. SII'M ...m.tfrt CINICCirto ercMttpr e,JI;tlUed "to 1!he eo.J.UitrY !or neth t. 'ttl• ,.,._.,.t," .... flh.at began ctrt ""' the ....... ..,, .. . Dn . March 1J wtt.n .... timelY and prcper restrlction•." tft1it •.,~ lol ' Stratton w.as 1 Urt..... Prns Staff Carrupondet~t lJQloLYWOOD UP- Movit.'ll al'c older tl~an ever on lt•levl!iwn -QDe ol the must pO;I)ulur new 1hpw1 bpqtJ :u its stars 1\udoJ.ph Val-entino, Clara Bnw ami the ever--pop\lltli' Mae Unsc·h . 1"-e&e an rl other playen' t•arly l'l'lR\lVt'~ Wflle In fWms pre featured on a l~· tmn· "We reeelvcd a utt 4111)' pro)Jram , "Movie M•us· from pt•np~c who • .......... IOcJoi. WI"' LUCILLf luiiii iiSWiillit JlooM M40 ~~#' 1'1'1 ' . Blllo A .bill WI!J intl'oduc.ed and passed in the s~ to "&eciH'e ,-ag-es for aeameo d.n case of 'Wl'et'ks." not b egin to meet the cost of oper8Wm In other areas traff1<' vol1 ume IS tletter and thert> IS poien- ~ used thts means to teach roost of the generally acceptfld nverage of 1 7 riders per pm·ate automobile, thl!'se rail lines are eu.pable ' or Laking 4:2 automob!les of! !!he ~ highway and street& for every 1 coaeh in usc " . lr ALINI MOllY 4 Around" St2,000. tlon of !!Ubur.b an (rail) servi<'e" . . .R.ot4 ll.~J;l s,tr'eet congeahon ls a ~~ ~~-l)e In every P.a rt o~ Uie country, and ls gettmg won.e. All.t1; ~he problem ha~ nol ~en Hl\'e4 by tbe expanded eonstruct1on. of costly e14pressways Th e more pa~s(' ngers anrl I ani! bot+v~ords . Indeed, these hav,e oltt.o actually aggrat.'ated rre1ghl whtch arc moved by Nul. · mattert by pouring more and th e less wtll be the congeAtion on more \'tblde3 lntn city streets pubi!C streets and !Jlghways. Th1s where ttaflic 11 already chok10g aeems to be une or the logic-al off commerce and industry 111 well solutions to our staggermg high~ way problem . u tbe movement of people. - 11 W.ASIUNGTON UP- A cenhlr)' A Mil wu ibe~ c:!oruldered In I Some thoutht ltld ~:' 1111 : , ~ Bgo }usl W('ek , }'.OUl' the Hc..'ltsc of Roprese.nbtlves to thin,. Othtr~ •.,• -•• ,.,.. ·u * t too~""" "'" w.u fu.s.sin.g abwt th~ mt!LLer pr_!lvl-de rD(IJ'C .erflclMt dt,ee.p,...n.' rtpreuntettve uld . that --e~ .lndians from ambushing fer the It wlll be rec&lled. be too lant to rid• on • white- taiMrs. • ¥ .id of. the mea&UJ'e, anYhow. ... 'nle CqreS& got exe.rei,OO ·~tut ftoggmg of 1ea.men There wa1 a hot. J.SSUr pvR the probllt>m but Clht 1tttle wq and no ~ubstitute p10re than to tntrodl,tCe a Jnmch wu The ~UlCtency of Hou.Re over a small app! opmu~~ ~ bUls, mo&t of WbJGh ,wgund Wl9 :tomewhlt i.m- for tr~iporta.Uon (.If ma ll ) ocean ateamer11 . Tempers 1~e up i:n ·Pi&eo.n hole!. a.nd one C1)1lJ.f~s.man 1 ost· tn A paid 1n"oun~Ht In on• A Long Rlelo wrath ..... d allowed that lw w.a.~ of the Wuhlngton fYpel'l rtld Th-e Senate pased a bill to in· ...,, 1 re~ 1 thlpment of ult hid 1rrlved creas-e th.e salary of justices of dead aara~nst it. for pers~,;na tha the Supreme Court, but there som . from Livtrpool aboercl k am · bJJ'Je ln~l• and 1M Khooner was ~ ment1<1n of the new pay Re sai-d Jle Clldn't now t th body on t.h.e O()her r.ldt> n c Af't D, T!1"'0 - · S)90 seale:.' And there Wll.S a ht)Ul up c world and even if he dirl , hl' Jtckt of .. It for tal• at •uctlon to give CommodN-oe Matt ew · didn't .see why the Amer 1ca.n tax TheN\, wu a bl,g cootroversy Perry $25,000 for his dipl.omatt~ uld have to oay mon'l'Y over .a proposed apprQPrilition to serv1ccs in "ope-nine a eommum~ pa~~~" ~uu r me $~ 1hal t "patcl\ up tl)e ao-<aJled I.onog cation with J1q:aan.•• · ' to hJ 1t up :f.o . , 1 Bridle over the Pot~ac." There Tht Urd C.ngrus also wll woukl write to ib1m. Wl:!il no ctunrrel about need for conctrned _abcjut • bill to auth· I Jt )Volli a prett,Y fixing the holes in the bridg-e, orin 1 railroad to thl Patlfle• • week here-tOO years but there were some J10t words aboul w.hat it was about to CI)St. ' R �Wei.:lnesG!cy, Feo. 16, 1 .. ALot Of Things Happened" In Washington 100 Years Ago The Daily Sentinel , . , IIICS I.~ ........ . ........ . CltJ EdiW ; ~vft1lll,q ~resen~tlve, Bot.UnellJ.Ilu.nbal.i, tne., S4S .......i!J ... York City, 16. N. Y. • ~ rita: DeJivery. bv -:arrler wbere avauable 30 centt ~ ~~-Mte-lPfl' Jll •dY'-l~Cto tt TbEJ Daily Ser1t1nel ofhee, $1!5.60; tb:: -·--··1., 'fhoseCongestedHighways lMDtti~ 11',80; Ulret l)l,Onlhl, $3.00. By motQr route where avaUable. . . iDimb tl B' mi.U one Je&r ts: a1x monthl!l $4.25: thr~ monthe - - --- , has can-~ An eutern railroad The announ<'ement noun£:ed an increase- in its suhur- ··suburhan rat\ lines. ban pwenger aerviee, u a move "to try to win ·mid-day travl.'l ers to the rail• .. !' lot added ~ "a Jeaeral return to rail travel woUld relieve both increasing ~,Pway congeatJon in . . metroP'~Jtan ar~• 10d it'a corollary at C!Qll.jinued deil.elta l,n tbe opera- A also saui usin~ exJs:t· ing rooo11Jbeds financed and matnt tll nl'd by the raLh oads, are m aome areas rtmning what amounts to a specta l servke for a few passengers wh ose :patronage does Still P-d One klca11news.pap.er waxed ed· .UBrially on a reimhJli.w,i p~ by lhe House oo Feb. ,12, 18M. The ruolution ~)Jed for the remainder of the. se55ion· to hold all discussions in of the who1e "an4 to tlhe tubject under copt dUTing I 1'he .paper was right mov•r.. of ~tioo, Nixon. And . bes1dcs , he sa1d , "I BY HARMAN W. NICHOLS Uft1tH St1fll Carrnpandent have a ho-bby of playmg the tromWASHtNGTON UP - What "s bone- just lik e you " D1ck Ntxun never put lip to a hombone in new in Wa.shlngton . his born days. H1s dahbiLng in Rep. Kenneth Keating, the New music is confined to tht• p1ano . York Repu.bliean , Is moderato!' of a wukly raillo program . Each the copyi·Jght sec tion of tlle week he has a guest from t:on- Libl'ary or Congrl"ss lelll muslc JtCBI. Hit rnoJt rl:!cent guest WtlA composers know m 11 polite manSenate Republican Leader Will - ner that it IS nice lo enclose their lam F. Knowland of Californi11 unpublis-h.ed compo.si1lons in a Jn the whoopla to build up l•hc neat hL!le packagP One appltcant .show, Keating circulated a no!tce for a cop)'!'lght wasn't qu1te as which referred to the genth'mon neat as he shou ld haH' heen lie from California as "lhc Hou se sent in a hulkv bundle with a lot of unpubt LS hNI mus1r-a ll wrapminorily leadrr " ped m a h!ankrl Arter lookmg Tbl& cul'(eapondent recently re- th t' m over, the libra ry sent the ceived -an ali1Dlail lett er wh le h man a mcmn saymg LhNe was tame 1111 the way from the Cap i- no prnvu~ion •n the Jaw provid ing tol lees than a mite' IWl)l, i11~ fOr ·.-..=~',blanket comi~t' ' ' 1 r: .,...~, _ "l ed were ad~ance C"~f.! ~0 W1nmi Rogers, deputy altor· apeec.l:ies -,ntfh bad b ,q •·. ed t\lvo dJys previous y The en. ney general, \1 a fancy dan when velope bore tbl.s notation : "In- it comes to his wardrobe HI:! likes sumclent postage tor ulrmail. to tell- and still doe::;-al;lout hh Po11tage du e-eight cents," first tl'ia\ case Roge1·q had come up with a pnwl'fful defense L'CCi· Vi£':e Pre~udent Riohard M. Nix- LPtion. After It was O\'J'r, a court r~n got 11 lo\!er from an clgl"t~hanger-o n murched forwant and grader In Shawnee, Knn. 'The )ad said he would like a WOI'd Wtlh I he wanted to know all !her!' 111 to' lnwyN Rugen s aid he puffed h1s know about nutstand.n,ll Amed- chest way out 111 nnticipaiJOn of cans lncludinw the V P_ The kid some pra1 st• All the mnn :.aul said be picked OQ NLxon because wa~ " lll\c looking l te you have his anndmother als o was nam ed on " p,.., or ~hanks Defenses e In Air Route Key• Point I Editor's nota: The U, S, territory of Alask.l stands at the men feel It Is ovar Alasb that S~vltt bomban would come If I ~~·;·~!.n:ve:h. ·ll~~~!c. s=~~is :~c~h:c::~i~f .~":::,. ·~~.w~i: ardto.n, Ia few .mites from Anellor· For the mlli~ 3 ry, Alaskt1. ase. It Is therefore In Am,,,.,,., The primary mi.Won . of the .slrlctly an Air Fo-ree show All ll"t · th d·' · · 1 th fint lint of d•fenso ogllnst I thrl•C l:mrvicl!3 are r(lpresen-ted u m lI 'arv j S~~ c te~.e~ Al ~ D m• e atomic otteck, A United Prus n ~'IOU t~d~S, DQ •s.A. n•e m a umfle-d oommo.n<l, but it ts Atr F oree•s ecouy -~ n•·• rad•• staff correspondartt hao visited war ..... no coLn.citlenee thf' whole &hoot· t • · h t fum!·' th e our military b ...., In Al'ilska ne wor.~~. 15 ere o 11o11 mg .match JS" !bossed by a th1 ee· fl t ed t 1 lf b mbcrs •tre·' and talkd to top commanders. star Air Forte genCTwl rs Qf r Siberia a er toward 0 out the heart He is Lt. Goo J H. Atktnson , of America By GLINH STACKHOUSE a hn.rd-b1ttc-n• C(gar-chewiug United Press Stiff CorresPondent ex-pilot who 19 well aware his A C11cul1tM Rltk ELI\lt:ND~tf Am FORCE AifiSJkrul command ~~ furmshma And Air FOMC pil~ arc nady B~, Al a~ , UP...-Aia.Bka ha..'l lhe 1'toP. cover" fo r ~merici fo set-amble 'thqit ~~ fockct.flrlnt become .o.n om!ltl<'f,git fo.rtr•ss.. . . !. Army ~anod Ntt.vy o-{Jerat.ions ' in F-89 Smrpl(IA' jktk' 'tlit1f tbe .air in wiLh ta(l.ar hco.n;"·1or lookouts Alaska are pretty much on a an attempt tl) blrast ·tile bombers and jet interceptor!! for cflnnon• shoe-string .baais from the tky ' befOfe • they can Th1s Arct1c land, v.ith nn AI'Oil The N1Vy, under RMr Adm. reach the inner doefente:s , Ql the twL<'C the s.1zc of Texas and a PO· Kenn9th Craie, mtlntalnt 11. homeJ.::tnd. Th• defente of Altsk• lttelf puJatlon t.hut could fit eomfOI'· most no fleet adiYitl•• ancl t.1bly lllsidc th l' c1t:-- ilm1ls of compantlvely lntlgnlflctnt air is "t up on 1 ctlculttH 'rltk Phot>nix, Ariz lirl! ju:;t a 15·nlln- activities. The N1vy he1dqu•r· bttlt. Alt)atveh It Is onl, I utc MIG flight fru m IIH' back t1rs is 1t kodl,k, 1!\CI Itt MJs40·,..U• t,rip acr9u tfl• 'trlng door cf SUV!cl llussia slon is merely ,.. malnttln Straight from Ruul1's Chukolt spuwls .utrid• th• main bases In • stat- of readlneq, tH:I Ptni!11Uie, ~ orte In the air nJute from Runia to the The Arn'iy . under M~j Gen mlllt•ry t.,lt t.h• l!tu..lans United States. Most military James F Colhns, number& len would try an tctutl lnvttion of Alith. Moscow and Washington, D. C. I ;Q"'A'I('( CROSSWORD "I don't tbl.nk Ot~re ever be any 23. Anger :....J bearlq I ret ) or a [lt Arabian Oth \'L' f !lm~ s•huw Mary Plc;J.f. ford nm.l Lwn-el Barrymore tn thcu· S(' recn• -debu.tt, As rnnnv early s1.lents did oot carrv~l cn•d its, Kllllam di.!K'!JVt'l'll sumc d the aelor~· names mtly whr.n \he plu~· crs thi-m~clves ur thf'H' • .•, aelninl ta.nt lr(l\.lll{l the cmmlr)'. Many TV vlewet'l regard talk· lu or tfle 40s lt!i nntlque, but to fluoU- -~ "Movie Muaeum," any opast J02fl 11 ne\Y·fnn-;J..ed. Ohly till!! tarly ~t llents, Mo!!tiY fllmi: ihde •from L893 ttJ 192(), thown• on the program t'l.n' .r-e " P,...Centor Plcturet of the p1clure1 haven't Mtfoe.lled a:.ncc their debut. kl thete pre-censor p tct ure~ ,:et t pook at Kenos not ~n modoru movies, suc.h unpooithed . ¥011. i =~~~~~~;::~~~·~~· m.n.ll w~re IJI. lhe picture~:· K IHi am sa1d "One wonl!Jn wanh•d t.o borrow 11 mm !)f her hH~band to show hi§ frlt'nds how h ~ look ed with halr .. Vtewous t•ven. ctm sec where c urr(!n l fl ups were born IJy wntohin· ~ th e s1lent pholQll)!ays on "MOV l l' MUSl'ltffi" "The &tory line!! DN! th e sA.ntt' 115 ono ll•OY modern 'JTV ~how." hr aald. "On·ll comedy we ('r\t\('.(1 for Lhe r:how wall iden.ticul tu & recent Mlll'IIU o.n.1 Lew1s bit, und ' 11 streE~tcll.r eornedy cm·ld have bern S1d Cnl'Y~r'a commuter ronhna. Charlie Murray's olll came· .a;reatesl wllo pro dles so n'!! s.y.ndlcat - .ul:tl to- of remm~ me cf r.ketchc~" Jackie Glea· l.•cked Good T11tt "She d ldn'l Hke hcr~ t•'f m 'There's N() Bus'tt-e-ss Ul\e Y.~ow Busin l'H' ", ~n1d Grctn '. "Sh r tbou!iil\1 he.r part wa ~ 111 poor a visit hH'e to die movie!. to cq~ out many ,aot iD then but can't lute.: .and ~larilyn Munroe pro:li' ~ 1101\S \'fe took Ubertlct with wilt be concerned w11h aJJilrl IU1n--we bad "to lno. me:nt house lnveatmPnl!i nn l !cole ~IOO·llj) of a u~riaae He· vltltn shows a11 well a• movu•s love aUair li!'gal" Enth\Ol.astlc Greene h0:>C!I to wu obt.Utrin2 ! produce some 6r the TV shows who had run hi.rnsoH, "If they let me ." The In New turns w1ll not neee3(lirJly aL1 tht helr.!l or PJtar Marilyn.. Tile COI'!lKN'.a.Hon by Edijlon, can <'ontin·ue whether Marnyn re· K;~~~=~:_.:w other m11.ins wlth Fox, wh.ere h L•r coo[" · be un· trt.cl troubks "atJU. •re under moUon plct· ot,.otlaijon." a! rlow com&dy !-ope Leo M11llyn Is ooly a rntflll)rlty mGYle cam- stook!hr.older in th• ~otnpl!ll'Y, ~)IJ flm wprkl Greene said she )Jp ''controllln::g Is! 18011. shar...'" Who the otl>ol ~..... ~ut hol.den ore, he won•t J&Y, •I"'*· f :s. garment) cur. 29. Trouble 31. Subside i ,. ,. . . name !8. City • <oiiOil ~.Turkloh, • lf;f ~os• . ..,, H1".""'' ... printes, l~t MiM took ovtt Ciro'aln. Holly· 111ft look a .,1~000 bllo I 'l:r++-+-+- one ""' '"'- ll'rlar'l.ulli 1 of1. Proktl' ~take~' 'ta. With foroo; · to Am•r- most com.preheDIIve atudy ever "made of wflere tax mooey toes. · Tbere will be about 20 rtJ!Ort;s by t'he time the 12 member tn· parti••n Jt9u.p, set up by COn.· JIN~Sll in 1903 ClOtes ahQP on ~~~ S.l, $qrpe :wUJ b~lllbt the rnoe:'t' , oon)roveraill Llsues of the ~a.v audit u publ.lc vertut priv~trte p~ wer 1nd g:overnment apendhtl end lendial ,polleiet. , ,, f rj; lllvoluotOr; ""1muteular tontrMtloft lfJ.AILY:ba~cm:.;:.aere'o how to worll b1 · be displiyed reAec:t the l•s.aue ,•e. Ll.ht--bool' ..- ' DOWN 1overnmen~ ~an tiXpayer& by the Hoover Comm.l.aslon on government re~r,Jinb:ation. The commi11ion headed by f•r-mer Prfl.ldent Herbert ~ Hoov~, will send Ita tint report lo CQn·. 1ru• on Mond1y. This oa.e wUI 4eal wl&h the Civil Serviee. 11tia and other r(!C)orb to coma will 'II. J'del Jn.Jewlllli ~=~~ ..:-' wltb lldl of die federaJ 1oon w.HI .4 m~ ~ ;·. ,.,.,'A X 1' D L II A A X R II4LONOPI:·LLOW 1 C•tct &ef• MJIUona •lll>'llllled r..P'"lll~odallol)> .•p· ot•• t blllloo dollwl .ll completoty· odoplid. Ahll'!t ~5 I•ZL 8 H L D P mol,.t lo ·,.· L.. ~ . ..... "21;; •AXt !,. ..._..,.. Cl! l~i G '!VmaHI SOlDIAVIL'!(., --1.. to . ~ .\1 .1..•~-t.Ac J'Olflr. .• Jimmy, !Who is onl¥ 216 !himself, il curnntly away from ,the TV ~ t~~:: n:,~:tJ:i:'J tirn~hle~ recen-t years. and is em.bnrkcd on a C.lm{)lign of hellpl.ng tlic ..-.ed. i efll.elento '• the '' . . • • 111n9 .. ~ exp,...wn ( .... a ball. ' NOBO!I'I' ~ ~ Afll_l\ Horlunllet twlcl to ~rtn up•. For a big mt of llll7 ~ult llf• tv• 11een drlftllll' tbrOii&ll USih otnel at inte~ :vllt ~ tyelnl', -~· ~· dothet. ~ka Brothers clotheB mts-ht k_. thi doWD~ PliD ,_ppy, but u~ & cttlun wtu look at him, rub ~I• eyea ill' i1UJZU7 ,t ~· dai1t bt'OWa or lf&Y· nd t.hen Jilently, )>1\YIJ!.rlf.' 'II!-111U a blf 1'1""" With hlo fln&'eriiP'" · Upto~ a jUa cu. ·wttr & purple bat end ,.t with it. It's ' alwaY.· ~eel 1o me that'a tho, way lifo lhould bO llved. lllatler of tact, It 'flM·.:~ c.ouple Qf h1¥1drtd yei.rlaco. wun.•t itt it-t tht''b'all 'thtt otl)er aJ,ght, whlch wu he14 tn the ta.moUI Savoy hi~ (and you alnlalt ~uhl hear the rh'>ll of Chick Webb, drum· mlilf .ot\}1 on tl)e rOott. lbey really dtd •tt up. You ha4 yoUI' opUon of coin~ fohnal or lD eottUPire. "l'he house wu about evenly dlylded betwHA i1.i1 ~ and t.,vtah. mon~ti'OUI 1•t-up:t that would have done prdud the January caml'fal lD NlCe. . n.~~~:~,:when· you pt ciU~ out to a fUll-drtU or coltJ,Ime pcket · the baneS playa an' the old "80$'klty orc~~tr&" t\IJiil like •way Itt drunk. "11he belt i<\ea .j_s ~o start &t the Savoy, th.ey ;ttou.nt" said Jimmy at ~be Boys' on ;band. Club of New York where his tud~e r~nged i{!r age from 10 looll. ' to 14 "V~al orrgans and' ., . J•' • • • cl.a8 are still growing, and t.h~se I · 'JiiiNK .Ver seen 80 mu~ eoottaill nytilg Ill all 1 CIQ'M best be brought 11.under :Pro- : w4 ' a long, loU tip.},, eiact rve seen a ·rtrl ln a per can.trM :etufl.ng that time. rnor-type all 1&\111 and •llni<Y -ljtt&l"• ewing around a.dl\ftco . Constant praetice is netes&ary." ln one tl)oae mato~fleent """ll"~llpne of \he Llndf Hop' C:lose The TMth ' that only Harlem cart dO cOrm:tty. ' n· The first lesson ·he gave EveryiiOdY wu laughing. l!'ra~lne'l hom f'OWleft h•pplly '-10. group was reoitint: the alphabet ev,ry corner of the long, loW (lance haJJ. At one potnt a .uupo¥d'" through closed teeth fislled gent throttfed hll dalle.lnt down to a eompar&tivety low Jdie, b ame<S at ·me OVe'f hll partnel"a a~ulder aq.(l Mt4 ''Now: confld:en\lal• "Bu..t don't clench the teeth ," ·he warned. "Just keep lhem to- 1:-ain't we the be'at..lookln« cpuple on tht ~r?" 'nle7 we~ Every• body wu Best•lookl.ng' eoupl~ I've aeeA on "MY floor in a JG0g time•. ,;etber .naturally without undue ll'llll o~t of gu ...-oUnd 1:3p and too1C my leave. Thlt'a ~ut the •prusure Thut l1elps to control ot' the early evtrllnJ on a WMltQLd ntrht ln Harlem, 9 ,<:9.\fl'le, middle tlle lips." Uld the mu.sle was $010.1' Cutin' and the laqhter eornb'iJ Jo er. Jimmy told the boys that When 1 got outalde, lklolt~ U: tl)e 11\fMl, ~bby 14J.ialor•_pf Ltnox ylsion bas opened up a new field for ventriloquls.m which avenue l!ltrettblng like a lOD.f ~lUJil in b9th dir,t:tlons-~d I wql;lderu&ed to ha.ve .mam-y 'P!'actiti{)n,ers trd tvb~t eve.fybOdY. ~JAe tb.e FJ&VOY wq, ' ~ bNPY a~t. Th~ were, though. 1 4on't c1fe ho~ muc• twa wu had. at Sonja'• racket. There m the old days nf vaudeville and then dwindled when thflt enter· wu m9re~ at this ~e. talnment medium co'llapsed . At. E, . ' ' I Yellow to Skin ,May Jaundice TJN! star passed out top replicas of hi1 principal dumml~s. OM)W O'Day. Hlumpbrey Hi~ 'IJ)ld. F~rkll, the Dog, and .showEd the boys how to manipulate them. H-e .00 wamcd that a- professioo· ,lyiiUIWI a-l vent.rilQQ:uist hat to ~t to- . COLD tether •ome enpltal. tc. mak-e a ___ ... - ..... - ...... n..a • ...... 'YIIftlla .- Farew~/1 Party ., Tbn.... se-. who WM IIEA11 THE WILD _ ....... .,.... --'ljl. . . . &7!11 WIND ..... ... ' .. The SclnC$ clill.dren are ·i •., IH POMt!IOY . THREt DAYS ONLY - Thu'"ciy, Fr~ay and S.~y ' sa.ACis · TOPtOAT·s I ' . 53 98 .su..,M.iJo.,) '.';TCJ'J ~ $~~-~9$ DOLLAIO D:V SPECIAL ,, . SUNS_,- ' .-. Qatllj»>l~ \ 101 Attend Youth Work Pants • . $1.89 coorert ...a IIMw7 Gre1. ~~.B~S~ !I .. ' ';.\'&~!' nvo-'.oTS t.ol No. l - &icD' ...,Oif SCA.iY~ Vol... W. ..... 6. .., . $21.95 ~tN~Z vo•-- _0 . - •· ...... DOLLAR DAY • ~ .. $27.9$. .Underwear. .' \<,_.,.., $1,$.,. . ·SUITS VE"afsPeaAL-MZNS St.t.r~Qt-J": 'f.tf.UU., FRt and.:SAT. •u.'sz. ' 29c or 4 for $1 I DOLLAit DAY 8P&C~ ' -00 .. ' OI<E JAlT M1!1<8 , Mackinaws, ' Two Olli.J SiaN 11 A 11 yeus 'I'RY IIHIJIAL eral. activities are In direct com· petition wit) private buainesl. •PAoPEI\ WORK ' :rhe aotern· fiU)IIt ijenlia abcput ,, billioa dplt laitl ' )'ep a-paniQ;J a fiood ol 15 billion pieces of pager in SW.~'I'ERS . $11.19 ..,.....,.,~Dih of tHe cost lliiPI'o>'•l!l•nt. . · some of lh, lflk r...,_ "!•• w111 ·mak•· Its reconunendatJ~· "~' BOXES fol I I ~ ' ·.. IUUwbu Entertain "IJ'ith Family Dinner Mo;o. >\. R. ~~~ ~EATtiS ,,,,. viollio To 11.85 Oa~ .!M - . . . DlibAit PAT~ . -6-l'f<~ bl\lss SHil'i'S .Yl1i!L& ·$1~0o. Dft LU\" 0 sto~:~~ ........... $ boY.- IUft., ¥ ~~ll.nl 5 pm. Friday 9 Glli to 9 PM ' en!o.tained .-uh a tamUt 41.Qn4!f sunday evefl:inl e'l'eDM\1 ie. obftrvance of Mr. Knl~ht's blrt~4Af· . .. Jlpe.RM ~ 'Ill\ and Mrs. 1e'r Dlllard, William Knight .nd ~bter llolianna, lhe honored I' eat. 1nd hostess. $1 IJIIfltter _. , . CiS.t t •;"' J ,~lath Pcicke!_s !et B~x . DOLLAR DA!" SI'EOAL AU..WOOL $S.89 Leather • • Jatkets 'lAY ~IlL'I" ~ $4.89 .. ~LOVl$ .. llftci.U. YMI&\"S ...., SR0&\"8 Oftll Ll& llnte• 8bin ~ a.aae ........ loll... . .• • 1hese Are Reo I Bt,&'S Grovp ~... 1 . ·. (i~~ Na. l v - To sus "YOUR ' . • ,. ' married 'arnd. IJ.ave ma.ved away f""" ~{ddleport after gr.oduatlt>g from·. tJte local HI~ School.· They ~jldO (:wa llell ~~a, Connocliirli!; llarloAA· ~tlj>, J'rln, "tOIJ,. W. Va.; · Mer~ 'lloo; Mllcl>, Martins F•'O': nut~ !Wu:oh, Web· ·iaart: Gb._atlieS Srl;lne&, COJ.unlhus; June Duflield, rexlt$ MEI<S que•tlonnaires, etc. Thi1 tT~...,_,) Mid· COMPETITlON: Albout4500 fed- I ttt,.. re.....,. Deb~ ..,............. . . 1 tor.rru~, Kin • wl>M friend& ·tb .her home ~Y. Mr. and are moviftc ,. to Bever· where he . 1& employed in the -··~·--·· ''tUk fo~t!s'' dliglqg lnto virtual· Jr eyery (I:OVI)J'pment.at aetlvlty. Here 1re some 'omples o~ their flndlne:l : lAlND'fNG: 'IIbere are lOt fed· · ~ral aa;entlfs which to some extent lend money directly or suar· antee loeos by private lnstltu· ~IOI\8. The potentbl 1\ai)illty-of whit:h oJtly a frJction is likely to be an aclu1t loss-e~tceed.s lilllion dollars. . SURPLUS: The government. bas aceumul-ated almost 30 blllion ·dollars worth of real estate and ~raonel property whkoh il sur· }lu1 to lti needs of Is o:bsolete. It apendt miUion;• 1 7ear ju~t for warehousing tnd taklne eare of 1 turt n doesn't need. v.. , ......... CJ'4.,.....,......., ._ ~·lc6. .} h!}OOl'ed CTet..Ueel•, 0.. Kellt. .ArHBN:.\ moved to Middleport " thirty-seven . ye8'1'8 a bride, Clnemfl :ape OPOURUVES ' Mri. Jolin li!WGAOOON Tlli BEST YEARS New Development In Sd.etule; Men Now Make Real Diamonds Mrs. .Seines Given . . I ' TOIIA' TOOAV d"" .nd cqinrniulon 1ent .... Har14JQ way-and lt.'a been eeen 10 m.~ny peop~• baving strating his art to the memberiJ !)or ~l ...,... !Oll1111Jll'ji lhelt ,,.,.b lor, 11"1• fn. StJrdt ol Wl.fl I.Q; aave money ate l~ tfle W'OC~ of writiftl '"d ni)IIJ lbo IQVOfllment jnqre I"P9f~ ~·. ,..~;.,~ tbt c~lon ... ~~ ' . - . • :;:;c ,::: thi!l que. It wu tl'le annual 1 1111~ ~,..,~, " ''omP.In' "' ,1/1< Ba•Oll lr JA¢K GAVEl .u. , ,'f xvit"'TLTD•o\~R·L BROADWAY Advocates o{ tllle Jtudy ibeJitve i~udet the i.nc!ome tax blankl It C-OU14 aav,e bllllol}l or d~tus whieb ~rin• In the money to pay 11 aome f_l!~tlons were ,abOU.hed for l~ and e~l~ 1ml econorqy were~nON: Spendilla, up . to $1~ ,. acre lo (rjip\e. delmpoaed oft otb.,.. 111'ie tM7· Hoover e.om~J.uion, 1art laM wh)OJI, wh1n ~l1lm.ed , evan. vHptln !t,l li~ite4 aphef!e 1 Lf •o.rtt., ao. more than fl70\ an JOul"'tltt=r""&lc:!mpiT ll.uldl tor anothor. In thlo exmple A lo uod tor tht tb~ L'lt X tor tht two O'lt etc. 8Jnll• ltttftl, apol• ;:hi.., lilt I..,U. an4 formatloa of tho wordo .,. all hlnt.t. b clay tht ooc1t ltttart are diftll'ftt. ~"' ~ . ~ -- ~ "'.....-~- - :.6-.-:--.. '" Ori'P....... Qoololloll 'l»' I "J.). W~if"c N W 0 "NV H 1 V C !Twi'!H llii,..WCfa•;·~~ fW'crjloitL ------.- .,..,_,::..,..,=:::...__.....;•·~'•::•.::!._ _ _ _ __ IV JOHN L. CUTT.R u.,l~ Prell , ••• Ct~~.tet.o~nt WASKINGTON UP-A 8tarUIJ'& p~rft ~T. Kn~t'l , Ume. J vlalted: another eottume coul~n·t lullp fMPnC that. 1'10 mat· fua Waf )lad. at tbt Henle party, • oo- bttwen D•~la tnd American Taxpayers Will Soon~ Startling Picture Of Govenune11t • ',dyel j ·- fabrl<ii , ·~ JCA numbet d. DluatriOUI ,8 '-TJpe 'I • ' · eur Alttlllert city.._ ,!_0. wiiQJ J.;,:)mODth will land eaJ;Dpll""' i.n What if the Sovlcb try ·to ea. t~lsh a be-acbhead on• IO'me remote coastal area•? "We'd just leave him tbere.'' AtkWon 1st!d. "He -eoul.dn't .go· Mywhere in tJttat kind ol cooot.ry," Next! How ndar WJcl 1• 1u1rcl Girl'• • 133. Fertile 1'•atll8r'• AN. . ,J chtettam.. j; 1 llJ. Pl• pen " name\ Ij • 1 opollo , lt.MUJtcnottJ /t.Wither "~1 1\ l tn '~"; · SS.Maledeer Jf, Southeut ~ 10. Dlaorder \ de.ert. iO, A temple .. . byiOUtb, •1 li.Diatant{ "!' 315.Halr . (poet.) ...)(abbr.) __ )19. Decorate on 12. Before 18. Oteek letter~20. Skin tnmoi1 ~ horan' ca. One-apot 19. Merit f ,Jl. A ebtrty - . . necka card. 12, Expreued\j \trick _ 38. Pant 1 t4, Craw of juice 0(, • {COllOq.) 37. Piluter a toM -=- applea . , 1. ' .If. Blblk&l . ~ l'l"'r.-n~:::-r.- l b1g Aluka," Attlruon said. "1 don't rule out the possibllity ot at least Hn'l.ited act1on due to enemy paratroDp o,perat.ioM, but these we c.tm b:mdle as they oc- '"t a O'nt:l:!·a· -.- ~··~~o~~o a. Unllod ,..., StoH Cor.........,onl NEW YQRK UP--U Junif?J' suddeDIY ttarts- talking to blmsell ar.ovnd the atoU&e, don't be ....,emed. He's probabli' been listening to J.~~ NelBOP", who thlnlu ll wwld be a fi,De thart a fuU division of infantry, W: 'JUde took up the ttvdy of v~ with .headquarters at FM"t •Rich- trlioquism. 1 r.,A.CBOM, i. 2. The blue ~ AB ~~~~l-~~~L.E~. Hnted. Thlt . . ..,. ., Jlw Tr~ ComMultlty C.ncert ANect .. 8y MH Hl!MU 4.n ~'-"'""' Jn OIMt P&P*r W" tryiJII ID ..JI • .ltotic ~ "DUtil tJ.'CI Ot~.t1nt" . fot $).25. • .,,.rythln" t:N a4 ••1~, "frotr~ ,1. Card pmt, ·J. • grua atate 25. ~· • ... Cpou.) - .-:~ 3. Abaent clama. , '1. A gorgo\ ' ' .4. Evenlnl' .r. . tlon ·11. A phoebe1 nun god. I ._.. 28, Inalde :u. Momlnf 1· •,1. Body ot 27. Muelc .. , water ' note \ \ reception ,18. Mexloau. J 'e. Lucid I ta. Public ,. fruit- · _ ..... ,1. 8(1rder notice 'tP6ek te.t on TV latt fall and Is the Virvi11i• wtH bt ..,.. SII'M ...m.tfrt CINICCirto ercMttpr e,JI;tlUed "to 1!he eo.J.UitrY !or neth t. 'ttl• ,.,._.,.t," .... flh.at began ctrt ""' the ....... ..,, .. . Dn . March 1J wtt.n .... timelY and prcper restrlction•." tft1it •.,~ lol ' Stratton w.as 1 Urt..... Prns Staff Carrupondet~t lJQloLYWOOD UP- Movit.'ll al'c older tl~an ever on lt•levl!iwn -QDe ol the must pO;I)ulur new 1hpw1 bpqtJ :u its stars 1\udoJ.ph Val-entino, Clara Bnw ami the ever--pop\lltli' Mae Unsc·h . 1"-e&e an rl other playen' t•arly l'l'lR\lVt'~ Wflle In fWms pre featured on a l~· tmn· "We reeelvcd a utt 4111)' pro)Jram , "Movie M•us· from pt•np~c who • .......... IOcJoi. WI"' LUCILLf luiiii iiSWiillit JlooM M40 ~~#' 1'1'1 ' . Blllo A .bill WI!J intl'oduc.ed and passed in the s~ to "&eciH'e ,-ag-es for aeameo d.n case of 'Wl'et'ks." not b egin to meet the cost of oper8Wm In other areas traff1<' vol1 ume IS tletter and thert> IS poien- ~ used thts means to teach roost of the generally acceptfld nverage of 1 7 riders per pm·ate automobile, thl!'se rail lines are eu.pable ' or Laking 4:2 automob!les of! !!he ~ highway and street& for every 1 coaeh in usc " . lr ALINI MOllY 4 Around" St2,000. tlon of !!Ubur.b an (rail) servi<'e" . . .R.ot4 ll.~J;l s,tr'eet congeahon ls a ~~ ~~-l)e In every P.a rt o~ Uie country, and ls gettmg won.e. All.t1; ~he problem ha~ nol ~en Hl\'e4 by tbe expanded eonstruct1on. of costly e14pressways Th e more pa~s(' ngers anrl I ani! bot+v~ords . Indeed, these hav,e oltt.o actually aggrat.'ated rre1ghl whtch arc moved by Nul. · mattert by pouring more and th e less wtll be the congeAtion on more \'tblde3 lntn city streets pubi!C streets and !Jlghways. Th1s where ttaflic 11 already chok10g aeems to be une or the logic-al off commerce and industry 111 well solutions to our staggermg high~ way problem . u tbe movement of people. - 11 W.ASIUNGTON UP- A cenhlr)' A Mil wu ibe~ c:!oruldered In I Some thoutht ltld ~:' 1111 : , ~ Bgo }usl W('ek , }'.OUl' the Hc..'ltsc of Roprese.nbtlves to thin,. Othtr~ •.,• -•• ,.,.. ·u * t too~""" "'" w.u fu.s.sin.g abwt th~ mt!LLer pr_!lvl-de rD(IJ'C .erflclMt dt,ee.p,...n.' rtpreuntettve uld . that --e~ .lndians from ambushing fer the It wlll be rec&lled. be too lant to rid• on • white- taiMrs. • ¥ .id of. the mea&UJ'e, anYhow. ... 'nle CqreS& got exe.rei,OO ·~tut ftoggmg of 1ea.men There wa1 a hot. J.SSUr pvR the probllt>m but Clht 1tttle wq and no ~ubstitute p10re than to tntrodl,tCe a Jnmch wu The ~UlCtency of Hou.Re over a small app! opmu~~ ~ bUls, mo&t of WbJGh ,wgund Wl9 :tomewhlt i.m- for tr~iporta.Uon (.If ma ll ) ocean ateamer11 . Tempers 1~e up i:n ·Pi&eo.n hole!. a.nd one C1)1lJ.f~s.man 1 ost· tn A paid 1n"oun~Ht In on• A Long Rlelo wrath ..... d allowed that lw w.a.~ of the Wuhlngton fYpel'l rtld Th-e Senate pased a bill to in· ...,, 1 re~ 1 thlpment of ult hid 1rrlved creas-e th.e salary of justices of dead aara~nst it. for pers~,;na tha the Supreme Court, but there som . from Livtrpool aboercl k am · bJJ'Je ln~l• and 1M Khooner was ~ ment1<1n of the new pay Re sai-d Jle Clldn't now t th body on t.h.e O()her r.ldt> n c Af't D, T!1"'0 - · S)90 seale:.' And there Wll.S a ht)Ul up c world and even if he dirl , hl' Jtckt of .. It for tal• at •uctlon to give CommodN-oe Matt ew · didn't .see why the Amer 1ca.n tax TheN\, wu a bl,g cootroversy Perry $25,000 for his dipl.omatt~ uld have to oay mon'l'Y over .a proposed apprQPrilition to serv1ccs in "ope-nine a eommum~ pa~~~" ~uu r me $~ 1hal t "patcl\ up tl)e ao-<aJled I.onog cation with J1q:aan.•• · ' to hJ 1t up :f.o . , 1 Bridle over the Pot~ac." There Tht Urd C.ngrus also wll woukl write to ib1m. Wl:!il no ctunrrel about need for conctrned _abcjut • bill to auth· I Jt )Volli a prett,Y fixing the holes in the bridg-e, orin 1 railroad to thl Patlfle• • week here-tOO years but there were some J10t words aboul w.hat it was about to CI)St. ' R �• ' ' 1955 . bite ·Falcons Rap VietoryOverGeneraJsGives T~ml4th Win;Roush,Netsl6 t- White ' ~ ~ FN WI lthe ltl1 pn In th• Falqn ,..,.. •• the 1111• Falc• ....,.. fraltlttll 20 r.bouruh in hit t~ncanny rntnMr of ,.ttlnt It the rl1ht l'lace at t•act-ly rhe rltllt tiiM. Tall Man Is Not ' 'Goon' Anymore In Cage World Unllotl ProN ',Nit. chanted aeveral timet Wrjto< ',.:#,;~ in WI)'. ·Thlt't· Wali~tma or- telm would ' 'bulld Uip a lead . seven to nlnb l)oints and then the Gcne'rala woi&ld creep to within three or four point-a. Tbc acore at halftime waa n.ar'· rowed by the Uuotlngton team to 33·30 in fa\'or ot' the Fak01u . A delpel'ation shot that l)ounced off tl:c rim for tbe 'Gencr:als In the ..... .' •• ;j:u;;,:;.,,;; ·s • ••Wits l' • '• ' iI • •• i muC'h 'the same w.ay I -·-fi ···· ~·~;r~e..-eloped it wbile playing In: hl&h. 'sChoOl," Mcneel ~aid. "!l wasn't .getuna: the shots atandini Oat-.footed. By getting up In the air I add enough lnc'hea to· got .a JOOd look at t•)\e baktt." • · The aandx~haired Mencel, a ~~orrhod man with one child, reels this year is bil best. "My &hots are dropping more often and I'n1 not throwing away the ball as often," he said. He's the squada' top defensive man, too. After holrtl11g Ohio Stat~'& great Kobib Freeman to l$ points 1ast week, Cowlea grip· 'Wmt : " '; ...llitl ·~ I tbt ------- Homebuilder• To Selld • Clorhlllll To Cl&ifdrell t; ~·~' · .1 1•, • W. Va. UP-A VlriiDit i<lloiKtle ! 1foot _..... _..., . Ne!'fd .... dt loGlllllo .IOidlof lrilll w~:!:': 1 t..·..,f..~ llilil''~;·l*Ue ~ ovor , - * *'· :'t .. ,,., • ··~» ' •• " ' ~·I .. • ~ ~ ·~~ IT'S 1,\UBBER;QIL BAllED :/ :IT'S DEODORIZED li-S E{)GN()-.tC.U..' ', . . ' ... .. ' Only $4.98 per ••lion ' •• • • • • •• -theban.t, ' Mo8atis r ..... I ,, ~ and 11\Qvie "'Gone ',.,. POl\llial~;.,'lBI•O', . .,. i'Ji'OINT f~I!A:SAI'i'r, to bu lnshutll ... and Mrs. Uarris. 'l1be hospitality eommlltee in~ eluded Mr. and Mra. AJfred . \·~4. ·'. ' ' $1.00 .. • i ' .fJ. f~:r.:f7• llCJi4p'· ll\ON - METALS STRUCTUIIAL STEEL 49,c Phone 510 ' ' . •: .TOYS. • ' $3.75 Bu1 Pomeroy • ' Supply :f !Jrl :. · · ' ·~­ $k NAIL POLISH i'ALC POWDER . ' ' . II!:P,Or.l~p.L DRV CLEANING " . Wfl Pkt ~V ip.d Deliver " ... ,. ;~~~t;;~~~~~~~' . f.-.... f,, ' ~ Loeated At The Kiddie Korner ' -~' (1'1"..,. 'l;t j I Phone %00-lCI •.., . ··lti Cour' St. • N ' ·~ L • ~ ~ \; , ·~ .( '· i , •1, .. ~ i .,. ~ ~. ., ,., ... ~ . ' I Pemeroy, Ohio 1 ~~===~~==E=~.I We hav1! tlaric selection complete funeral ' services quality musl be cunsitJered true _aeon 'J.ffiY l.s to b,e practiced Included ·in our s~r.vice. are wheel chtlrs, hospital ambulance ,v~e ... ~l FOR On T~G OF bu•·tnq Guarante~d sav ino::s u;• tn, V. D. EDWARDS, Home 289-X. fhor~ · .,.,._11 CoMP --LE'ri£ -J_;;~r~-n-;<' p~0 ~~~~ - Lif" 1\utO,>Ftre: Pl!.J'o. 1;a11 p: .P-.r]!:er, Rf!IPI'9entatiVII ~eroy R.p, 1 lage ' ' beds, ' . Cleanen ' ,llasoa, W. V•: ·~. " "'i~i!Jo1•qrt. of said Vii~ Council of • !. 'ei-• l:tP ,Quality 'UOI)NEY DOW'NJNC ·ltalair·Twine lNSURANOll -\OBNCY " ~ lt'\re. AutnnObU., Btlltli · - ........_.loOtratW; ' 1' :, :\ •1.!1•; ~ .1)1~~~-~· Ill , (II.I!P!~1~JI j)N.ORDERS •.!!~rqr~. Rea 1 EsrlJre":B'roklir • , ' ,r eus.:M ....PiloNM em: 11 ·'"~~'1!. OHIO ,, .. . mE YoUTnm oa1veas :Mar~h; 1~ .. '• " li!~ii "t·f·:r. ·'t#ittitr Sca!eii • lllno .......~.~. ' IN 1'0VR FAMILY OIBL!$! , II tfj"'''N•tll"'' """'' ,..- ,,.,,,Q~ "'""'"'~ a~owa l.boi ~ ·. Yf _, ,~ ~ a(lllt~ Wit; 'recfliStfytbr·an yoaihfut. ' Wlqltf!D YM'io-thOie Utltfr: Cf:-;for ~ .,..,... IJI&' StviPP are,fJ'f• reo~~.,. Februa17 Fer ~te uronnauod eaU.,!.. ' ; ••t. THE FARM BURE.\V .MliTtiA.L' A.U'l'oMO,' !J-1 INS. COMI'A!fl" ' .,_ ' . +, '• ., . ,.l M4K WARD ,. . ' '• ;~ DAYS·~ . l {' ,• · . ~NLVt6.00 ~!' · I I JiB Q, .. j!;"i"" 1 ' ·~ ' "11£ II · TO TAKE ADVANT~~~· . . .. ' OF THIS OFFIR ' !The Regular Price 11 $8.00) ',, ,~-. THE DAILY SENTINEL Mechaale St., l'<lmeroy, Oble I am subserlbioil to Tbe Dally Sentinel for One Year loy, lllib. ~ lo ...00 (of Ibis sulllcrlpllon. Send lbe 11tW11paper to: ~ < SUBSCRIPTION.'fOit THitEE DA.YS ONLY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND ~ATI.JlDA Y, THE. ~C)ST OF.\ MAIL SUISCRIPTION WILL 8£: tb,e ... . ,· WIL~ GIVE A $~.(1Q ~EQ.!~CTiON IN THE. PRICE OF AONE-Y,iAl MAIL (2) 16, 23, 21c ' . 1HE· DAiLY SEN11NEL Village of t·h1s 14th day of FebrUary, 1955. I , ·~ 1 ~ldney· T. Ruuell · May&r ATI'ES1J1 C. 0 . Murray Clerk '\ ., ' .:-' o( Pu,ed Pomeroy, Ohio Building ·MateriqJs .' ~ ance shaJI take effect and be ,in fare(! ' frr.:m. and after tbe earliest ptriotJ ·aUoWea by Jaw. ind itil written by said .cot- Ohiq Elec. 'the.office ----. --- -- , ,' ' b:!. ~·~!t~f "':"~'· .t-~4" prOVI SlOI\5 Of :·h1s SecHon 3. ·, SECT.(ON 4. That this Ordin:. HaUonWide ~Ice ftenrl tlon date. In such event, the parties shaJI UndeTtake to neschedules gotiate superseding for the remainder of the ordinanee t:~eriQd: • If,. w1tltm 30 days next folloWing me ·giving of .such notl<:e the partie6 fail to agree by ordinance upon such supersed•ing rate schedules, this Ordinance shall terminate on the March 15 ftrst foiJowlng the gtvlng of aueh notice. U tlie parties so agree ~pon• .'i!.J,?h ~UPtet!se{:Upg r ate &J):hedtdes, said )u~eheding sbai.l become 'effecl-!\Cschedules for the remainder cf the ortJtnance perled. However, a]J su persedin4' rate s~ttt!dl,lle~ agreed to from lime to time hereunder shall also Potilli, Mfct,'flt?n 1t. Ohio 8·2.-tf TREVEY fUNERAL HOME ' ' ' . Phone 285. Jti lJUt(ernut Ave. ' , ' . .,. .. OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ',' · Chen Yu FREE. EST:IMATES I WE BUY STRUCTURAL ' . j BE..\M$ . $1.00 COMPACT 1 ~ Thund~y- Friday 1nd Mrs. Cheater Roush, Mr. .. ' ... .. · 97c f--~-· . , '' >'' \' ~ t:t"" ~ W8iiilli.ftl, oi '" • ·to .. "Bot I h.,. ho ~MlH't ... Ide Allred Roush, Mro. Robert Crolr' Mrs. Von Ooter. and ·';t.\j, M -~to. , 1110~~1t111 '"' tdo4lloll l ·.&e ~, H FIH'ca·... lllll'h!I'W , . . C:h•rl..' l. l!«cluJ: ol ~rut~! ;· ·. Plains. He Ia 1tudylng ~~~~"'·'" ..........., II.,.· ~ ' tii.,!I,.II<Jii* mt~ol .. il .... ,...,..,;,01!.n •v•ltlon for • n•· Plans were made to aend a box Erwin, Mr. and Mra. Arthur ~ of clo~hing to tbe ChUdten"a \Skinner, Mr. an d Mra. St ew.aa Home at Ellubethton, Tenn.~, Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Geor1e when the llomebuilden Ciani Skinner, Mr. and Mn. Hotac::e met at the Churc oh( Chrillt 'J':uct.. Abbott. A salad coune wu eerday evening. Mra. Cash Bahr, ved to Mr. and Mra. BJhr, MD pcrealdcnt, was In ~ar&e or .t•he Gndncr. Mr». Lowell Beuer, bullne 111 meeting nd Mrt. Fred Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bradl9rd, Gardner g:Ave the openina prayer. Mra. Theo Neutzliog, Mr. and Mn. Stewart Harris waa leader Mra. Dan White, Mr. and Mrl. of the devotlonll acivice and her Thomas Bowen. Mr. and Mre . topic wu "The ChuiiCh and the .Ruaaell Wllsqn, Mr. and Mrs . Home." Articles on thie topie Kenneth Harris, Mr. and Mra. v111011Houwere read by Ru111etl Wilson, Mr. Geor1e Harris, Mfl. ,.~.. ancl Mn. Arthur Skinner, Mr~ .. 1dpohelt and two 111111ta: Mr. and ' hU11111r0 · == good, too. =:±== , • ;,,llfNI .!:III>TI ~~~~~· ltcklo .• -.,•r ~ ~" Jllini.!I_olru 17 ·of Ohio, • · ~· -t., pi~ to ...,. .. .... Ray RoblnsOp,,'' Jones &a.ld. "ObonHgbts a lltUe diUcroot. He mov cs In and likes to crowd and work ~nslde. Then he feints and be's ,shift)'. "I figu.re to beat h.im, because it's ~he shortest cut to the cham· pinnshlp." Olson ~ted Utat the match would be "a tood fi.ght,' becaU8e Jone.t "fights lik'e I do. "They Nil me h• kHps urnlnl In te you," he said, "a!KI that's ttle w•r I fllca to fight. If he flghta lntlde, that'a ,for me, t h,a vtn't fought anybOdy thlt for • lofttl tlma, ...... Cluil• not m•nr ilo tt 'to rtW.· While J<mes was ltoplna: for a title chance,· Ot.on regarded the fitht as aornewb&t an eJ@el'iment t.o determine bow -elfectlve he might ~ at the heavier weight. ,l..ack:i.ng a solid ~halle~er for the middieweig:ht crowtl, both 01.-:oD and hie m&ru~ger, Sid Fl• ' herty, ha.ve beeno eontcmpla.tlng almlnc for a bout with llcbt wavyweigftl ch.ampiGD> Arehle Afoore or the> formor 176 .p ound Me..,el'a hand olter tile 1•11• a&d Utleholder, Joey Maxim. aald: "You never played better ''We oua)lt to <be puttilll 01\ ·for us. You were areat." pounds now," Flaherty aald, u.and " The previous three ~e•~ were ,l ee how Jt goes." d"!' with bowler~ from , Ill Olllo ~ l!omllne 81 Dulvlh Broneb 11 clti.. ..,.,.... Ill <DMIH>IIliOII. WARWIC1\, Va. UP-TIIo Clly rrl Monmoulb 1111 SOmer team.t WUI Yko lot Council cue up try~n. to enrorce 12 St. Tbomae ea b...,. .lot lbo t\'ODI !rom Feb i low prohtbltlnl "llllnoc.,,.ry" ll8 Hl111m 78 lt to . . , J6. Evtntt wi1J ~ wod: on St)nday wbea no one Llwntne11 TU 'eB dfily wldl the euepUoo ot .Uol)' eoold deftno what work il •·ne. 71 Lake Forest ·72 ~O. 011d Elllor 6UII4ly, 0.,.ary." f!t Co11<or~la Mlnn 81 l'rlle !lloioer wu expected to ' 1<1111 118 ••. _......_ __ ~-or~~~- fou~t 1a · 11o Bot.b fi.e'htera promised aU-out warfare, and Jones wu .confident tb.at be eo1l)d win over tile JOrou.nd .noD-title diJtance to ad· vance into a title .shot over Hi rounds at some date m the ncar iutuoo. ''J'm . gomg to ftght h.lm pretty F."wid AWay To Stop Ori-The-Run Shot titer' . • whll• bookmektrt oHared Jon"' · IUpporfe(l only S to 1. Jont1 eiCI*tH 1o wslgh btrtlr oftf' thit 160 pcund rrilddl• ••ltht llrnlt. final ,1etond8 of play in the rJrlt hall wa,~ counted 1111 Fox had hia fornt• . hand in the net, o( the basket~· Rochester: Dick RW!keth, Du' queant. All of the Falcons 1n the baU Soliton . Maurice Stokes, St. garn,c .scored from th'c floor In Fnncis. lhe th~rd quarter as the FalcOIJ'! lfl)waukec: Dun Schlundt, In- incrt'ased their le~d to 50-42. The diana. Generals meanwhile were hit4h~ll St....na A •'MIIIttt"' trouble tn their attempt-a ~ o get The "mlrtget" of this llrat through the Falcon zone defense. round crop is Stephen1, who is a- With tbe Falcons controlltng the mere 6 feel, 2 Inches. Garmaker board.11 inside on the de!cJUJive ht only 6 feet 3 but from there end of the floor, thetr job beh goct~ up rapidly, came even toul!her. Stoke. and Conlin are 6 feet 6 In the final period the Generals Gola and Ricketts are 6 feet 7; sUpped Into a presaln~ defense McKeen ill fl feel'J'li and Schmidt and the Fa-l.cons, t-aking their time i• 8·10. In handling the ball, rOund themselves open for drive in S'hota Ttt.rt ••• a dar in balketon several occuloru and that INII wtt.n til ef .the .,11 IVYI was Jt. The :'Y»hama 'te1111 out· were knewn 11 ..,..,.,.. .,. "11•1acorad Marlhall by 14-9 in the I. j'lllrlle CIHlY PM-ftl Tems." Natvrtlly fln&,I·'P. e riot:J apd came home with remain ....,t wfie, II Millett htnlfn IIHiutH to a c6MlQrtable victory. Mnaon wa1 hl•hi .-... ~.~ ~~ •nr ta,..lna, art not fercU lily · forArnold the -QbiLtH'I 81 he hit to~·: lhalr cotthtl ., hr weak .,,.. poinlfl (!biefly on a one band JWJJP , It ·gives rival cokbes f~lter altlon te llenlop. 1hot from the 'aid~. Mickey s,... heart beata and ciu1eA Mlnfteeota · Coaches soon reallzed that, with the General cent.er, Coach Oulc COWIU J'o bcc,sion,J. the propor trainlQII, the big boys deJJstrleker, tallied 13 point&. ly turn his head aW•v. , could do everything the UtUe fellow• could In the way ol man. The l!ltory 'Of the F1leon Yk:tory "1'1\ere. was not:hin' efaQ J c&JJld cuverl'billt,Y and speed . .And when wu wra~ped \)() In the fact that do. The other IUY~ w.e re t(Hl big. the b1g boys turn post-graduate fbey controlled the bank boards I have 00 shoo{ over the.m," ,Men· e.vea on pro buketball they muat over· tholr tAller QN)onenl8. That eel said, ex.plainlnJ !.be 1hot that have all-around ability, toupled with tlhelr 5ftlooth work- has earned him more ,ohtt~ In In* at1ack W)lich evenly dlatribut.- four year1 than ant' :allnn~ta o.te Pf"t Chelct Gola this year would be the ed the ecorinl amon1 the boys in f1rat cbok!e of Ill)' pro te•m be- the ..... prpvod to be too mU<h Basket·L.~,, ~ 6 . . .., 11f1, ~Vt . cause he It t'he moat poliltled of f-or th'e vislt.&ra. The FalcW~!I bavo two ~amea \ . ; all the bil men. But the pr'O team,~~ protect individual areas by remalnlne oh their echedule b.. c.u ... aalk.-•ll maklnt the flrit choice a "terri- fote they 1blt the tourniUJleot 1 , Unlhcl "'"' ,, , , lAST' 1 ~ 1 1. 1orial" pne. Each te:tm bas flrat tr1il oa Rrlday, Februuy za., at choice of any pllft'll' within a ra. Rlventwood, 'they meet Sandy~ Caniaiuo T8 t:~ ... rantohl 8t I , ~ diua of 00 mUca. Come the 1ec.. ville on Thl(hda:y afternoon and onrl round, the field is wid~ open. lhen trovel to Polnl Plemnt on D.rtmoulh 71 Holyi:~ M · 1 13 Thw teams like Milw•ukoe, neX't Tuesday to meet ttJe Blc Geneva 87 Indian, Georcet:owa. DC 'r8 ton Ifill 'r3 Syracuu'!, Roehestcr and Boston Bl ..ko. '·h Lch The box acore: .. fn Temple 5'7 liCking a t.ttritoriel choice, dip into (t(len terrlt'Or)'" tor &uch a1 American l~t. 88 Mau, 73 WAHAMA (64) Nlaaara 18 Toronto Sl Schlundt, MtK1.1en, Rickett& and 'l•yer PO PT ' ' Fordham 78 OON'Y GO'" Stokt'll. Rochester and 801ton both have ex,pre11ed lnlettst in .-!cktna, f .. .... ... 1 0.0 :a Grove City 70 Thiel '73 Ricketl.ll bu.t Roe better, which e,:. Ptrd, f · · · · · · · · · · · · 4 3·• 11 MIT 8G LoweJt Tech 8:1 t Loyela Md. 83 st. Pet.;r• '7~ urc1 to f1m1h lowt'r in the stand WH\Itt, f , ....• , .•• :1 U SOUTH inp thtn Booton, thu• would ;:et Pe•. 1 · · · ·' '· ·' ·' · · · 6 2"5 14 flrtt "open territor)'" chok!e. J. louet., 1 · · · · · · · · ' .:S 16 Syracuse I• lootlne at both Me- D. • ..,..., 1 ........ 4 4-S 12 N. Caroline St. 84 Du)l:e 78 T..ela .. . ... .. .. 24 1j..21.. Jo'u~mu 100 So. Carolina 19 Keen and Diet Hemrle of Wtke G.Wuii.IIJIWondLfl2 Foreal But lhctre!l you have the MARIHAL.L (51) Murray st. 58 C*abo.ma City 48 bi1 and bt»t tlbeory again. UemrJc .-Jaru PO PT TP Ill. SOUlbera 81 Obatle.toa ,. 3 a_feet 8 prim&ril)' hll played the Jollnoton, I ....... , 6 24 14 N w , • 6, 118 , _ Coli •• .pJvot The ltmble would 1te wbe- Z..... ~. · · · · · · · · · · · 0 -"1 0 rtorldo . . ~. · · ·49 NOM' IOJ -· .Morohoueo tber ht' W&l C111t tnoucb 00 the Otllln. f · · · · · · · · l 1· 1 S Morris Brown M S. Carolina St. out.t.lde 01' hid aq outa:ide 1 bot. lrtltMtrlcktr, c . .. . S 3"' 79 Jt proYc.&e how much pollab MIHIP, c · · · · · · · · · 2 ..O 4 f'li.rmoot Sl. 18 Bethal)f 76 even the lrla' man needs In bas· Nelli, I · · · · · · · · · · · I ~· 1 ' · W. Vo. Weoleyoa 18· Glenville ee kctball tod1y. Shehr, I · · · · · · · · · · I 1·1 1 Ml<rl<oa 7~ !llndol!lb Mocon 118 A~•·-· I · · · · · · · · 1 i-4 4 Potomao Slate 1113 W. Liberty 8t INT . . ·CITY C-ITITION Penotko, 1 ' . ' . ' ,., ' O ~O O Maryland 118 Clomooa Ill ••-·•~ 0 UP Toltll . . ....... 11 f ·16 11 , ~~-.. ' A-' ! T .. ho:~l .. , kotlllt ~ ~·•rtlln: .MtDWiiT =:....,.8~:;:! h~:. w.~ ..... .. . 11II 11 11 1 ~.. ~• •L-•·•1· 16 11 • "1 St. Lollis 00 A1 konna 7= • 5 .. - h 166 ....... "'" ...... l••t h• ,.,... · hH entertd th• rJnt, wn an I to 1 feworlt• Lhe wi)' the \all INilC weal 1rO.. that point ota., Firat, tho « n Thefr mwtl"- will '" lha fMtura tefavlslon thow tt 10 p.m. EST. Olton,. who ·tXptetM po&nta in tht to dow the 7 champlon Carl .. Bobo" OJson•a non.tltle battle ap.1ns;t Ralph ''TI.gcr" Jon('S tonicht i'bape<t u.p to a 30 minute - held-bu.mpinJ spect-acle ·from a pair of flCrappen who like to brawl iD cl05e quarter•. c-omfortable lead wlU. Jim Roush '(UJrttr llnder OltlO S~s 1 At the at.ak of the aecond quarter the Fali~ quickly ran ~ a hJt.ting for ~ght '· Otson-Jmies I' 8!~!o~?.nif!.whll· iust betore ~e end of lhe perlod. 'Mley leU at that pOint by one iiLm poilll, ~14. Minnesota. New York: Ed Conlin. Fordham Fort Wayne: Jack S1epheM, Notre Dam('. , S)'reeuse : Hob McKeen, Clll· - ·- ha'n~IJ Protests Bone-Crushing ' ~UP~'TJ'"IT. lhe 'fir&t 'l\llrter be!Qre the Fai· :-on! tQOk ,t.he Jel'!d to );eep It Phlladclphil: Tom Gola, La Salle. Minnea,polis: Dk'k Gan6aker, ---- • • • from out front and tbe acore ex· NEW YORK UP-Tho pto buk,etb;all teams already have dei:idtd whLch ~;:ollea:iate players wiU be: llheir litat eboicc in t'tle poaH<'uon dnrt and it prove11 that the bil 'man in basketball no longer i1 neceaurUy a "goon" According to reUable sourees, the tlrtt. draft choice• team by team will be: -- lROOKIE oF ~ Jim Nash of tbe Generah open. ed the soorluc witb a ''' ~~:hot iY OSCM fULlY . ports M TODAY'S - T I PAIADI To' Meet \Vhile -, The Qaily Sentinel • doubl. ·8pr!t with Jimmy lLou.lh pod., lbo _ ... ..wllb 16 tollles the ICUOD Oil Tuesday D.il(ht U front 11..1; pard pol!iition. Moat they toot lho m"""'' of tho at bia.. fleld pels wert on lon1 vleiUae Huatinatoa Maraball let llhota from out froot. .loo , .. hod 14 while o..w Guerall ))y a teore of 0&-5\. Tbt Faleou have lost four. loolth ctM• In will> 12 Import· ant telllft when tlley ~:ountH. Coadl ~ ~o·s boy• wen biUb:rc Ira a bai&Deed lttaclr. u The KWI"' "" rovnciM out with He Pertl't ll, Ylrtll w... t!\lei'Y boJ Who cot Into the rame scored. rour of them hit in tbe ¥tr'l t and Ntll Plcktftl' 2. Tile Wahoma r..ad up 1ho!r 14th High Of Fill in·coupo~t· atthe rightot~ into -The Doily Sentinel office .OI! Mechonlc: St, in Po111eroy. · ALL . ORDIRS UNDER THI$ OFF~~ FEI. 'MARKED ' .. 1'' ' . f'f$T NAME .. . ... ...... . .. , , . , , .. . , .. STR£ET, BOX OR ROUTE ... ..... .... ... . .. . .. . . CITY ..... ,,, .' ....... . ... STATE ... . �• ' ' 1955 . bite ·Falcons Rap VietoryOverGeneraJsGives T~ml4th Win;Roush,Netsl6 t- White ' ~ ~ FN WI lthe ltl1 pn In th• Falqn ,..,.. •• the 1111• Falc• ....,.. fraltlttll 20 r.bouruh in hit t~ncanny rntnMr of ,.ttlnt It the rl1ht l'lace at t•act-ly rhe rltllt tiiM. Tall Man Is Not ' 'Goon' Anymore In Cage World Unllotl ProN ',Nit. chanted aeveral timet Wrjto< ',.:#,;~ in WI)'. ·Thlt't· Wali~tma or- telm would ' 'bulld Uip a lead . seven to nlnb l)oints and then the Gcne'rala woi&ld creep to within three or four point-a. Tbc acore at halftime waa n.ar'· rowed by the Uuotlngton team to 33·30 in fa\'or ot' the Fak01u . A delpel'ation shot that l)ounced off tl:c rim for tbe 'Gencr:als In the ..... .' •• ;j:u;;,:;.,,;; ·s • ••Wits l' • '• ' iI • •• i muC'h 'the same w.ay I -·-fi ···· ~·~;r~e..-eloped it wbile playing In: hl&h. 'sChoOl," Mcneel ~aid. "!l wasn't .getuna: the shots atandini Oat-.footed. By getting up In the air I add enough lnc'hea to· got .a JOOd look at t•)\e baktt." • · The aandx~haired Mencel, a ~~orrhod man with one child, reels this year is bil best. "My &hots are dropping more often and I'n1 not throwing away the ball as often," he said. He's the squada' top defensive man, too. After holrtl11g Ohio Stat~'& great Kobib Freeman to l$ points 1ast week, Cowlea grip· 'Wmt : " '; ...llitl ·~ I tbt ------- Homebuilder• To Selld • Clorhlllll To Cl&ifdrell t; ~·~' · .1 1•, • W. Va. UP-A VlriiDit i<lloiKtle ! 1foot _..... _..., . Ne!'fd .... dt loGlllllo .IOidlof lrilll w~:!:': 1 t..·..,f..~ llilil''~;·l*Ue ~ ovor , - * *'· :'t .. ,,., • ··~» ' •• " ' ~·I .. • ~ ~ ·~~ IT'S 1,\UBBER;QIL BAllED :/ :IT'S DEODORIZED li-S E{)GN()-.tC.U..' ', . . ' ... .. ' Only $4.98 per ••lion ' •• • • • • •• -theban.t, ' Mo8atis r ..... I ,, ~ and 11\Qvie "'Gone ',.,. POl\llial~;.,'lBI•O', . .,. i'Ji'OINT f~I!A:SAI'i'r, to bu lnshutll ... and Mrs. Uarris. 'l1be hospitality eommlltee in~ eluded Mr. and Mra. AJfred . \·~4. ·'. ' ' $1.00 .. • i ' .fJ. f~:r.:f7• llCJi4p'· ll\ON - METALS STRUCTUIIAL STEEL 49,c Phone 510 ' ' . •: .TOYS. • ' $3.75 Bu1 Pomeroy • ' Supply :f !Jrl :. · · ' ·~­ $k NAIL POLISH i'ALC POWDER . ' ' . II!:P,Or.l~p.L DRV CLEANING " . Wfl Pkt ~V ip.d Deliver " ... ,. ;~~~t;;~~~~~~~' . f.-.... f,, ' ~ Loeated At The Kiddie Korner ' -~' (1'1"..,. 'l;t j I Phone %00-lCI •.., . ··lti Cour' St. • N ' ·~ L • ~ ~ \; , ·~ .( '· i , •1, .. ~ i .,. ~ ~. ., ,., ... ~ . ' I Pemeroy, Ohio 1 ~~===~~==E=~.I We hav1! tlaric selection complete funeral ' services quality musl be cunsitJered true _aeon 'J.ffiY l.s to b,e practiced Included ·in our s~r.vice. are wheel chtlrs, hospital ambulance ,v~e ... ~l FOR On T~G OF bu•·tnq Guarante~d sav ino::s u;• tn, V. D. EDWARDS, Home 289-X. fhor~ · .,.,._11 CoMP --LE'ri£ -J_;;~r~-n-;<' p~0 ~~~~ - Lif" 1\utO,>Ftre: Pl!.J'o. 1;a11 p: .P-.r]!:er, Rf!IPI'9entatiVII ~eroy R.p, 1 lage ' ' beds, ' . Cleanen ' ,llasoa, W. V•: ·~. " "'i~i!Jo1•qrt. of said Vii~ Council of • !. 'ei-• l:tP ,Quality 'UOI)NEY DOW'NJNC ·ltalair·Twine lNSURANOll -\OBNCY " ~ lt'\re. AutnnObU., Btlltli · - ........_.loOtratW; ' 1' :, :\ •1.!1•; ~ .1)1~~~-~· Ill , (II.I!P!~1~JI j)N.ORDERS •.!!~rqr~. Rea 1 EsrlJre":B'roklir • , ' ,r eus.:M ....PiloNM em: 11 ·'"~~'1!. OHIO ,, .. . mE YoUTnm oa1veas :Mar~h; 1~ .. '• " li!~ii "t·f·:r. ·'t#ittitr Sca!eii • lllno .......~.~. ' IN 1'0VR FAMILY OIBL!$! , II tfj"'''N•tll"'' """'' ,..- ,,.,,,Q~ "'""'"'~ a~owa l.boi ~ ·. Yf _, ,~ ~ a(lllt~ Wit; 'recfliStfytbr·an yoaihfut. ' Wlqltf!D YM'io-thOie Utltfr: Cf:-;for ~ .,..,... IJI&' StviPP are,fJ'f• reo~~.,. Februa17 Fer ~te uronnauod eaU.,!.. ' ; ••t. THE FARM BURE.\V .MliTtiA.L' A.U'l'oMO,' !J-1 INS. COMI'A!fl" ' .,_ ' . +, '• ., . ,.l M4K WARD ,. . ' '• ;~ DAYS·~ . l {' ,• · . ~NLVt6.00 ~!' · I I JiB Q, .. j!;"i"" 1 ' ·~ ' "11£ II · TO TAKE ADVANT~~~· . . .. ' OF THIS OFFIR ' !The Regular Price 11 $8.00) ',, ,~-. THE DAILY SENTINEL Mechaale St., l'<lmeroy, Oble I am subserlbioil to Tbe Dally Sentinel for One Year loy, lllib. ~ lo ...00 (of Ibis sulllcrlpllon. Send lbe 11tW11paper to: ~ < SUBSCRIPTION.'fOit THitEE DA.YS ONLY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND ~ATI.JlDA Y, THE. ~C)ST OF.\ MAIL SUISCRIPTION WILL 8£: tb,e ... . ,· WIL~ GIVE A $~.(1Q ~EQ.!~CTiON IN THE. PRICE OF AONE-Y,iAl MAIL (2) 16, 23, 21c ' . 1HE· DAiLY SEN11NEL Village of t·h1s 14th day of FebrUary, 1955. I , ·~ 1 ~ldney· T. Ruuell · May&r ATI'ES1J1 C. 0 . Murray Clerk '\ ., ' .:-' o( Pu,ed Pomeroy, Ohio Building ·MateriqJs .' ~ ance shaJI take effect and be ,in fare(! ' frr.:m. and after tbe earliest ptriotJ ·aUoWea by Jaw. ind itil written by said .cot- Ohiq Elec. 'the.office ----. --- -- , ,' ' b:!. ~·~!t~f "':"~'· .t-~4" prOVI SlOI\5 Of :·h1s SecHon 3. ·, SECT.(ON 4. That this Ordin:. HaUonWide ~Ice ftenrl tlon date. In such event, the parties shaJI UndeTtake to neschedules gotiate superseding for the remainder of the ordinanee t:~eriQd: • If,. w1tltm 30 days next folloWing me ·giving of .such notl<:e the partie6 fail to agree by ordinance upon such supersed•ing rate schedules, this Ordinance shall terminate on the March 15 ftrst foiJowlng the gtvlng of aueh notice. U tlie parties so agree ~pon• .'i!.J,?h ~UPtet!se{:Upg r ate &J):hedtdes, said )u~eheding sbai.l become 'effecl-!\Cschedules for the remainder cf the ortJtnance perled. However, a]J su persedin4' rate s~ttt!dl,lle~ agreed to from lime to time hereunder shall also Potilli, Mfct,'flt?n 1t. Ohio 8·2.-tf TREVEY fUNERAL HOME ' ' ' . Phone 285. Jti lJUt(ernut Ave. ' , ' . .,. .. OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ',' · Chen Yu FREE. EST:IMATES I WE BUY STRUCTURAL ' . j BE..\M$ . $1.00 COMPACT 1 ~ Thund~y- Friday 1nd Mrs. Cheater Roush, Mr. .. ' ... .. · 97c f--~-· . , '' >'' \' ~ t:t"" ~ W8iiilli.ftl, oi '" • ·to .. "Bot I h.,. ho ~MlH't ... Ide Allred Roush, Mro. Robert Crolr' Mrs. Von Ooter. and ·';t.\j, M -~to. , 1110~~1t111 '"' tdo4lloll l ·.&e ~, H FIH'ca·... lllll'h!I'W , . . C:h•rl..' l. l!«cluJ: ol ~rut~! ;· ·. Plains. He Ia 1tudylng ~~~~"'·'" ..........., II.,.· ~ ' tii.,!I,.II<Jii* mt~ol .. il .... ,...,..,;,01!.n •v•ltlon for • n•· Plans were made to aend a box Erwin, Mr. and Mra. Arthur ~ of clo~hing to tbe ChUdten"a \Skinner, Mr. an d Mra. St ew.aa Home at Ellubethton, Tenn.~, Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Geor1e when the llomebuilden Ciani Skinner, Mr. and Mn. Hotac::e met at the Churc oh( Chrillt 'J':uct.. Abbott. A salad coune wu eerday evening. Mra. Cash Bahr, ved to Mr. and Mra. BJhr, MD pcrealdcnt, was In ~ar&e or .t•he Gndncr. Mr». Lowell Beuer, bullne 111 meeting nd Mrt. Fred Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bradl9rd, Gardner g:Ave the openina prayer. Mra. Theo Neutzliog, Mr. and Mn. Stewart Harris waa leader Mra. Dan White, Mr. and Mrl. of the devotlonll acivice and her Thomas Bowen. Mr. and Mre . topic wu "The ChuiiCh and the .Ruaaell Wllsqn, Mr. and Mrs . Home." Articles on thie topie Kenneth Harris, Mr. and Mra. v111011Houwere read by Ru111etl Wilson, Mr. Geor1e Harris, Mfl. ,.~.. ancl Mn. Arthur Skinner, Mr~ .. 1dpohelt and two 111111ta: Mr. and ' hU11111r0 · == good, too. =:±== , • ;,,llfNI .!:III>TI ~~~~~· ltcklo .• -.,•r ~ ~" Jllini.!I_olru 17 ·of Ohio, • · ~· -t., pi~ to ...,. .. .... Ray RoblnsOp,,'' Jones &a.ld. "ObonHgbts a lltUe diUcroot. He mov cs In and likes to crowd and work ~nslde. Then he feints and be's ,shift)'. "I figu.re to beat h.im, because it's ~he shortest cut to the cham· pinnshlp." Olson ~ted Utat the match would be "a tood fi.ght,' becaU8e Jone.t "fights lik'e I do. "They Nil me h• kHps urnlnl In te you," he said, "a!KI that's ttle w•r I fllca to fight. If he flghta lntlde, that'a ,for me, t h,a vtn't fought anybOdy thlt for • lofttl tlma, ...... Cluil• not m•nr ilo tt 'to rtW.· While J<mes was ltoplna: for a title chance,· Ot.on regarded the fitht as aornewb&t an eJ@el'iment t.o determine bow -elfectlve he might ~ at the heavier weight. ,l..ack:i.ng a solid ~halle~er for the middieweig:ht crowtl, both 01.-:oD and hie m&ru~ger, Sid Fl• ' herty, ha.ve beeno eontcmpla.tlng almlnc for a bout with llcbt wavyweigftl ch.ampiGD> Arehle Afoore or the> formor 176 .p ound Me..,el'a hand olter tile 1•11• a&d Utleholder, Joey Maxim. aald: "You never played better ''We oua)lt to <be puttilll 01\ ·for us. You were areat." pounds now," Flaherty aald, u.and " The previous three ~e•~ were ,l ee how Jt goes." d"!' with bowler~ from , Ill Olllo ~ l!omllne 81 Dulvlh Broneb 11 clti.. ..,.,.... Ill <DMIH>IIliOII. WARWIC1\, Va. UP-TIIo Clly rrl Monmoulb 1111 SOmer team.t WUI Yko lot Council cue up try~n. to enrorce 12 St. Tbomae ea b...,. .lot lbo t\'ODI !rom Feb i low prohtbltlnl "llllnoc.,,.ry" ll8 Hl111m 78 lt to . . , J6. Evtntt wi1J ~ wod: on St)nday wbea no one Llwntne11 TU 'eB dfily wldl the euepUoo ot .Uol)' eoold deftno what work il •·ne. 71 Lake Forest ·72 ~O. 011d Elllor 6UII4ly, 0.,.ary." f!t Co11<or~la Mlnn 81 l'rlle !lloioer wu expected to ' 1<1111 118 ••. _......_ __ ~-or~~~- fou~t 1a · 11o Bot.b fi.e'htera promised aU-out warfare, and Jones wu .confident tb.at be eo1l)d win over tile JOrou.nd .noD-title diJtance to ad· vance into a title .shot over Hi rounds at some date m the ncar iutuoo. ''J'm . gomg to ftght h.lm pretty F."wid AWay To Stop Ori-The-Run Shot titer' . • whll• bookmektrt oHared Jon"' · IUpporfe(l only S to 1. Jont1 eiCI*tH 1o wslgh btrtlr oftf' thit 160 pcund rrilddl• ••ltht llrnlt. final ,1etond8 of play in the rJrlt hall wa,~ counted 1111 Fox had hia fornt• . hand in the net, o( the basket~· Rochester: Dick RW!keth, Du' queant. All of the Falcons 1n the baU Soliton . Maurice Stokes, St. garn,c .scored from th'c floor In Fnncis. lhe th~rd quarter as the FalcOIJ'! lfl)waukec: Dun Schlundt, In- incrt'ased their le~d to 50-42. The diana. Generals meanwhile were hit4h~ll St....na A •'MIIIttt"' trouble tn their attempt-a ~ o get The "mlrtget" of this llrat through the Falcon zone defense. round crop is Stephen1, who is a- With tbe Falcons controlltng the mere 6 feel, 2 Inches. Garmaker board.11 inside on the de!cJUJive ht only 6 feet 3 but from there end of the floor, thetr job beh goct~ up rapidly, came even toul!her. Stoke. and Conlin are 6 feet 6 In the final period the Generals Gola and Ricketts are 6 feet 7; sUpped Into a presaln~ defense McKeen ill fl feel'J'li and Schmidt and the Fa-l.cons, t-aking their time i• 8·10. In handling the ball, rOund themselves open for drive in S'hota Ttt.rt ••• a dar in balketon several occuloru and that INII wtt.n til ef .the .,11 IVYI was Jt. The :'Y»hama 'te1111 out· were knewn 11 ..,..,.,.. .,. "11•1acorad Marlhall by 14-9 in the I. j'lllrlle CIHlY PM-ftl Tems." Natvrtlly fln&,I·'P. e riot:J apd came home with remain ....,t wfie, II Millett htnlfn IIHiutH to a c6MlQrtable victory. Mnaon wa1 hl•hi .-... ~.~ ~~ •nr ta,..lna, art not fercU lily · forArnold the -QbiLtH'I 81 he hit to~·: lhalr cotthtl ., hr weak .,,.. poinlfl (!biefly on a one band JWJJP , It ·gives rival cokbes f~lter altlon te llenlop. 1hot from the 'aid~. Mickey s,... heart beata and ciu1eA Mlnfteeota · Coaches soon reallzed that, with the General cent.er, Coach Oulc COWIU J'o bcc,sion,J. the propor trainlQII, the big boys deJJstrleker, tallied 13 point&. ly turn his head aW•v. , could do everything the UtUe fellow• could In the way ol man. The l!ltory 'Of the F1leon Yk:tory "1'1\ere. was not:hin' efaQ J c&JJld cuverl'billt,Y and speed . .And when wu wra~ped \)() In the fact that do. The other IUY~ w.e re t(Hl big. the b1g boys turn post-graduate fbey controlled the bank boards I have 00 shoo{ over the.m," ,Men· e.vea on pro buketball they muat over· tholr tAller QN)onenl8. That eel said, ex.plainlnJ !.be 1hot that have all-around ability, toupled with tlhelr 5ftlooth work- has earned him more ,ohtt~ In In* at1ack W)lich evenly dlatribut.- four year1 than ant' :allnn~ta o.te Pf"t Chelct Gola this year would be the ed the ecorinl amon1 the boys in f1rat cbok!e of Ill)' pro te•m be- the ..... prpvod to be too mU<h Basket·L.~,, ~ 6 . . .., 11f1, ~Vt . cause he It t'he moat poliltled of f-or th'e vislt.&ra. The FalcW~!I bavo two ~amea \ . ; all the bil men. But the pr'O team,~~ protect individual areas by remalnlne oh their echedule b.. c.u ... aalk.-•ll maklnt the flrit choice a "terri- fote they 1blt the tourniUJleot 1 , Unlhcl "'"' ,, , , lAST' 1 ~ 1 1. 1orial" pne. Each te:tm bas flrat tr1il oa Rrlday, Februuy za., at choice of any pllft'll' within a ra. Rlventwood, 'they meet Sandy~ Caniaiuo T8 t:~ ... rantohl 8t I , ~ diua of 00 mUca. Come the 1ec.. ville on Thl(hda:y afternoon and onrl round, the field is wid~ open. lhen trovel to Polnl Plemnt on D.rtmoulh 71 Holyi:~ M · 1 13 Thw teams like Milw•ukoe, neX't Tuesday to meet ttJe Blc Geneva 87 Indian, Georcet:owa. DC 'r8 ton Ifill 'r3 Syracuu'!, Roehestcr and Boston Bl ..ko. '·h Lch The box acore: .. fn Temple 5'7 liCking a t.ttritoriel choice, dip into (t(len terrlt'Or)'" tor &uch a1 American l~t. 88 Mau, 73 WAHAMA (64) Nlaaara 18 Toronto Sl Schlundt, MtK1.1en, Rickett& and 'l•yer PO PT ' ' Fordham 78 OON'Y GO'" Stokt'll. Rochester and 801ton both have ex,pre11ed lnlettst in .-!cktna, f .. .... ... 1 0.0 :a Grove City 70 Thiel '73 Ricketl.ll bu.t Roe better, which e,:. Ptrd, f · · · · · · · · · · · · 4 3·• 11 MIT 8G LoweJt Tech 8:1 t Loyela Md. 83 st. Pet.;r• '7~ urc1 to f1m1h lowt'r in the stand WH\Itt, f , ....• , .•• :1 U SOUTH inp thtn Booton, thu• would ;:et Pe•. 1 · · · ·' '· ·' ·' · · · 6 2"5 14 flrtt "open territor)'" chok!e. J. louet., 1 · · · · · · · · ' .:S 16 Syracuse I• lootlne at both Me- D. • ..,..., 1 ........ 4 4-S 12 N. Caroline St. 84 Du)l:e 78 T..ela .. . ... .. .. 24 1j..21.. Jo'u~mu 100 So. Carolina 19 Keen and Diet Hemrle of Wtke G.Wuii.IIJIWondLfl2 Foreal But lhctre!l you have the MARIHAL.L (51) Murray st. 58 C*abo.ma City 48 bi1 and bt»t tlbeory again. UemrJc .-Jaru PO PT TP Ill. SOUlbera 81 Obatle.toa ,. 3 a_feet 8 prim&ril)' hll played the Jollnoton, I ....... , 6 24 14 N w , • 6, 118 , _ Coli •• .pJvot The ltmble would 1te wbe- Z..... ~. · · · · · · · · · · · 0 -"1 0 rtorldo . . ~. · · ·49 NOM' IOJ -· .Morohoueo tber ht' W&l C111t tnoucb 00 the Otllln. f · · · · · · · · l 1· 1 S Morris Brown M S. Carolina St. out.t.lde 01' hid aq outa:ide 1 bot. lrtltMtrlcktr, c . .. . S 3"' 79 Jt proYc.&e how much pollab MIHIP, c · · · · · · · · · 2 ..O 4 f'li.rmoot Sl. 18 Bethal)f 76 even the lrla' man needs In bas· Nelli, I · · · · · · · · · · · I ~· 1 ' · W. Vo. Weoleyoa 18· Glenville ee kctball tod1y. Shehr, I · · · · · · · · · · I 1·1 1 Ml<rl<oa 7~ !llndol!lb Mocon 118 A~•·-· I · · · · · · · · 1 i-4 4 Potomao Slate 1113 W. Liberty 8t INT . . ·CITY C-ITITION Penotko, 1 ' . ' . ' ,., ' O ~O O Maryland 118 Clomooa Ill ••-·•~ 0 UP Toltll . . ....... 11 f ·16 11 , ~~-.. ' A-' ! T .. ho:~l .. , kotlllt ~ ~·•rtlln: .MtDWiiT =:....,.8~:;:! h~:. w.~ ..... .. . 11II 11 11 1 ~.. ~• •L-•·•1· 16 11 • "1 St. Lollis 00 A1 konna 7= • 5 .. - h 166 ....... "'" ...... l••t h• ,.,... · hH entertd th• rJnt, wn an I to 1 feworlt• Lhe wi)' the \all INilC weal 1rO.. that point ota., Firat, tho « n Thefr mwtl"- will '" lha fMtura tefavlslon thow tt 10 p.m. EST. Olton,. who ·tXptetM po&nta in tht to dow the 7 champlon Carl .. Bobo" OJson•a non.tltle battle ap.1ns;t Ralph ''TI.gcr" Jon('S tonicht i'bape<t u.p to a 30 minute - held-bu.mpinJ spect-acle ·from a pair of flCrappen who like to brawl iD cl05e quarter•. c-omfortable lead wlU. Jim Roush '(UJrttr llnder OltlO S~s 1 At the at.ak of the aecond quarter the Fali~ quickly ran ~ a hJt.ting for ~ght '· Otson-Jmies I' 8!~!o~?.nif!.whll· iust betore ~e end of lhe perlod. 'Mley leU at that pOint by one iiLm poilll, ~14. Minnesota. New York: Ed Conlin. Fordham Fort Wayne: Jack S1epheM, Notre Dam('. , S)'reeuse : Hob McKeen, Clll· - ·- ha'n~IJ Protests Bone-Crushing ' ~UP~'TJ'"IT. lhe 'fir&t 'l\llrter be!Qre the Fai· :-on! tQOk ,t.he Jel'!d to );eep It Phlladclphil: Tom Gola, La Salle. Minnea,polis: Dk'k Gan6aker, ---- • • • from out front and tbe acore ex· NEW YORK UP-Tho pto buk,etb;all teams already have dei:idtd whLch ~;:ollea:iate players wiU be: llheir litat eboicc in t'tle poaH<'uon dnrt and it prove11 that the bil 'man in basketball no longer i1 neceaurUy a "goon" According to reUable sourees, the tlrtt. draft choice• team by team will be: -- lROOKIE oF ~ Jim Nash of tbe Generah open. ed the soorluc witb a ''' ~~:hot iY OSCM fULlY . ports M TODAY'S - T I PAIADI To' Meet \Vhile -, The Qaily Sentinel • doubl. ·8pr!t with Jimmy lLou.lh pod., lbo _ ... ..wllb 16 tollles the ICUOD Oil Tuesday D.il(ht U front 11..1; pard pol!iition. Moat they toot lho m"""'' of tho at bia.. fleld pels wert on lon1 vleiUae Huatinatoa Maraball let llhota from out froot. .loo , .. hod 14 while o..w Guerall ))y a teore of 0&-5\. Tbt Faleou have lost four. loolth ctM• In will> 12 Import· ant telllft when tlley ~:ountH. Coadl ~ ~o·s boy• wen biUb:rc Ira a bai&Deed lttaclr. u The KWI"' "" rovnciM out with He Pertl't ll, Ylrtll w... t!\lei'Y boJ Who cot Into the rame scored. rour of them hit in tbe ¥tr'l t and Ntll Plcktftl' 2. Tile Wahoma r..ad up 1ho!r 14th High Of Fill in·coupo~t· atthe rightot~ into -The Doily Sentinel office .OI! Mechonlc: St, in Po111eroy. · ALL . ORDIRS UNDER THI$ OFF~~ FEI. 'MARKED ' .. 1'' ' . f'f$T NAME .. . ... ...... . .. , , . , , .. . , .. STR£ET, BOX OR ROUTE ... ..... .... ... . .. . .. . . CITY ..... ,,, .' ....... . ... STATE ... . �~ e.U,. , .Frida Thurscla deputm•' ba the ,llor-Thundoy, Friday and Salurdoy. Dollar Days al Elberfelda In Pomeroy, on lhe 3rtl noor, Furallure 111d Floor Covertuo, •• tile 2Dd noor, Wolaft'a ... ~df To Weor, Draperies, Applllllett, Smoll Rugs, -·•Ill ,..._ Booai hnalture, LliQ•I• dd on lhe moln noor, Hou~ewores, Men's Weer, Dry Goods, LID1erle, Found1Uo11· Gormonls, Schoolllld orrtee Suppllee, l'follou, Hoalery, Televlli<Jo udllllllc. .. D.lloor Depi .Wel FiM Quellty :us Repll.r and 3.95 ~Dr...... LIVING ROOM. SUITES . ....... ,, ',, . ' ,;. ...,. "' " " " ' ,, ' • ' .elu1er $194.00 $249.00 $194.00 $179.00 $169.00 $189.00 . ' 1' , . . . , 219.00 2 P'- Dec- Suite •...•• $169.0'0 Hatf Size;, 161k to Braadcloth SLIPS tOnr ....rial' auk!N .- mercertzed c.otl:m. lbled Jeans. and Jkil ~ 'llf"J,at WOIIRDII eJ-... 3 ~ bands. Zipp<r - .,;.t 1 ..,k ..,....., sanf•m••l'll•. him. Wann, b)tt¢1ned with 1M' plal\1 cdtW. flannel. <Not """* to, to atria womerw .u - l 12. 14 and te. 8JZM and 12. Scill $2.00 COSTUME JEWELRY ea.rrlnp, brncclets and ohollen. A fiDe - Ill Olrlo 1 1 100'); DJioot, ........, and fiDe - ~on in pastel lhAniUM. Bobda ~ Sbft'to ' lf. ~ •"'- wblt.e. Sl~ 1 to 11. HEAD SQUARES HEC.K .SQUARES -- pure ollk beiuf .... ,.,.., ...,..... wltll b.arul "'""'' ,_,A Wid~ assortment at PJih,&ed pr.t.. terns and oolld colors. ,. bUUolda in navy, treen, belce, able, wun.ble an4 qukk drf. red, black, IMJUa and motller ot pearl. In•· Relalna il>qle, l!olld - · . SWIAT .SHIRTS DllrsbSf, IID\11, wind retslal.ant ~o ravela, c:.onUortable, nylon reinforcement at polnta of WdU' Silver grey color In ~>izea .. 14'ie. w:hlte ribbed cotton athlcUc 111ltrts ot fino combm $1.00 yarn . ·~ ' OOIIo.r O.ys $2.00 zo Ce11non us """••• llel!km.,.ce,..., ,,.,...~ · .....,. 51•• , •• - · . fpairJ $1.00 ·u •r 14 l•dift. C.lon, ~fll••· •liie, ,...., ~ .i ·'- Dollar Days $2.()0 .. Polrnell" M" Sll<!•' .... ~..... ~ P~Ws .' ....... ~. Y~~~"r~Jt9AY · ·Meii! •..W;rk. . . .. , .. . $ ';•.hirts. ' ·~111e • cliambf,ay and $2.95 . t1~1111els, ,.Yillues up . - - . ,. • '. ' to . .' ' Jfc loys :ll<trular'lo. ,,,:··"~"'· ' , 'I $POlJ!SQCKS . ~ 1~1 ~th.;r ~ve '!lli <i1d...U.. ..,,•.._ 'J • No ~ . . '. Jftr$U9 . . ~.now$1. " Mona .J,lsllerllose Sc4 Sftnlit ~lst4nt.*D W1th nr. Belootcd from our rflll.llar atock .l!>il' rot.t.. ~·iJ>.\ieol ' . .. ' of fine neck w~ all 'W001 platd and fllllC,.'·pattenut, JaclUardll and r.ayoit - faille. Buy' .... tOe. CoJora.-ox:fOtd a:rer, natu. :rahnd brvvon heather. Slzea 11 5c,•erol , 3 for $1.00 ..• 3 for $1.00 $1.00 In - - · · I •n4' 1Q. MENS NECKTIES Silrel:l 6 Lo Ill. ~ · Dollar Doys $ i .34 otrle. on sale 3.pidn $1.00 11•1· '.SO cla.$t.lc waistband. Slzea G to Ul .. , 14 ~,w.i~ .,...... a~o.bri: SJ~U~ . 7' lrichit. Ciion., , w...... 4lft4 ......... '{. . ~~ ~ $2.00 Fine coQ)'oed eotton brtefa with ' . D9!1cir Doya $1.39 .. ,'' . ' . -. • 11¥1 •• - .an4 mabiiJI and oolorful p~ DoLLAJ! llo\\:8 KNIT BRIEFS J - 011{1 l!l'lDD - -Pint, Wble, btUe UMBULW fine broack:lot.h IIHJB wltb eYelet embroidery trtm. at top a.nd SHIRTS eco•. 1!111~. with •" ~ ,_. ftloi 'llorld.' ~. 'Ill'* """ ' . ' Nylon covet'ed umbreJl&s, 1>\p'· . ,. .. , : . . •.' .NYlON PANTIES ! ·3 pain $1.00 $1.00 WOMENS BILLFOLDS loYJ Athletic M-FiooctLintd for ......... 1lriol !triO ..... lloro leti ·PII>$Idl - $1.00 $1.00 flOor. 41 Gol... SNI 1,4$,· Shtot lloRketio. Slst M iof 741 l..hn. Colen, 1-, ...... yollt~, •'"• .... Wa. RAYOHPANnES fine Quallt.y pla.siJo . 19c a pair seciiD4 c.•••• '·" 5.1 StoirloiH White ·shoot ........... 51• 70W90.,hlclo... .- • • • c:.n.. Womena Ad.Juet.able ahoulde-r &t.ri.P8. All white In atzca 33-42. tlhe l>reOooo, llklrt.o, B - IJld D~""J ' Salt $1.00 Qualll)', etyle and value In thftle bottom. ''!'01 ll> >l¥1 tbe ~.To ?'~ ~ cm ' . plakll, Pe~ .hn tol1ln. ~, !I·~ , ."" · not .OWIOo. paJtela lolld - · Ike !be ...., 11t.J Doll'& PuN Silk JU&t rt!ctLYed a sh1Qment of eoe. lame Jewelry. RQPe6. nec1llaoe6, ~ Stiore Wlde DoiiU' Lilly Dache . ANKLOS · PIM. :M:Jh Re8Uiar 1 116 Sale $2.00 r ......, 2,.00 Z ploco Prien Sulto ....... $249.00 W-lllan4Mioon ,, !olla&M liiiH 14 to 20 J.r..uler 249.00 Woe! frloA SectioHJ Suite . $188.00 frieA SuiN •• I ,..wier 296.00 2 piocw Wool Frion Sulto •. Z ut.OO 2 pl... Wool Frion Sultn .. 1 ,...1141r ZS5.00 2 P'- Woe! Friese Sulto •• I · Niitler i11.00 2 ploco Wool Frion Suite •• t .,..ulor 249.00 1 piece Nylon Sullo ....... All Waal\able 1111> rJ.oi. ~pper i.Ud bt;tton tront =.,."k6 Polka dots, fiorals and 1!11rlJ*. l!l>ort ol<evo and - . . - otyltt, I' ;,_,... ttt.H 2 pl... Wool Prioa Sillte •. $149.0() 1·.q~r zzg.oo WGVI frl&iG s..tlor.d Sullo •. $179.00 1: ......, 269.00 2 pioco Wool WODJenl BLANKETS GIRlS BLOUSES LINED JEANS HOUSE DRESSES Genuine Kroeh1er I __,........ feb. 16; 1955 NEt.. Pomerov • io ia. $1.00 . sale $1.00 ChiWN,! lloro-Dtnlm tOlER LoNE en.i-i..l \if,.,\....1 ~- 'box~' I *""" ot.Yie Iorio~<&. I'\Jll ~~ balid. Refntorc<4 l~ j1'61!1~ 'ot l!tr&Jn. •Two front pocket.! slo!olt.Of, ' $1.0Q . 2 pain $1.00 . . . R~DSOCKS . ~ Lctdies'·· ~ ;.)~ ~:; . . . ·~elo'on ·:~ " ~I . Sbit l\'otk eOcb. ROJIIliir ~I . . . ' - ·- · 10 Kt J'--~.\'., 4 ...n .l,if ' E•lr• lleui wl. ·I ~ ,, fi,w· . Sold tip' to ant~rahne!it.· 3.1is' ·.··.$2-~M · . . " Smart new patteffill - New Mens Dress TROUSERS value. In Men111Jd Boy"' UanC8 I At. apeclal .sale prlce6 ror Dol· UNDERWEAR new ttprtna: line on t.!1c main ~· TAILECOYERS D.ay~. ;,95 TrouMn oolo $4.00 7.95 Trouoon oolo $6.00 1.95 Trouun solo $7.00 SLIPCOVER 'FABRICS Solld colors and prtnt.ll. Juat ae dyed. Stripes and tloral pat.. lldze&. While they laat.. toms. Btrotc~ to fH .any wtndow. No eurtaln nxh. Hunt In 11 jUf'Y. l"or llhHdow bftx ciTect aver tie b~Ulk or t)t rRJi'ht hllniJing cur. l.a\nM , Floral patterns with aoUd BATH TOWELS I..a.rae size cannon towels w1t.b t.he new SlltALL IOU·A·WAY a Inttel'4 LIYI., lloom To•lo• R,.ularly IU6, IW>IIo theyiOsl ....., H•lo'-•.0...~11 C!'JINON PtRCAL& · ' Oenulne CinnoD. flnlt. q\llltt.J C\r or 15c • l.ncb - Whl1e 11tey our belt 3yinls $1.00' . ' 8olilla, !lcftlo llldlaco ~. a .o-. • .,... "!Ill _ . ••llnee. n ·1>1 vo lildleo """" •I!IP.' .. .. . . ' Made by one ~Ia. ...;...,,.... Peroate 'IIIUlo .bed' -to. SilO ,. W 110 lJJcbci aM ·II l>.Y II .lnofleo. Delltt.Dip $1.00 MAnRESSES ror ltook tm handli, " tbt8(! pv.t.tetnt of ~la.r' Ul\. b1Cftol:hcd. 17 Inches wtde. Double bed blocloi. <&lot. Yord wide. 2j~$1.00 \'' 0 ' t'fiin SZie~ WO<Idlllf ' <in~ - · 8otid Pllll aM - .t-.. llllllltroeil.- lhlfl~t- ar8en. bone) bre1&e 111d 'llblte. .$t.t5 . ',, .• I ' . pure nax fll'lbl:l. !"aat.. colored Blt:\C'l('d --"'· 42 'bleb fine quailty w'hlte . .' .' Bl80low S.nford · , ·. 'Oo!"!u.br, gabardines. :S~id up to 5.95 ... '• V'• BroadClOth and ao 1111uert1 per. $1>00 ; . lED HErs Speclo!l lnnonpri"l . afor • f w .' • ........... Cciililf' . ' ' 12 feet wkle new IDNi paLtem&. All-leefd.: ' . ·Dtllu ....,. $5.9,5 a aquarerord· . n lftOh corpoi/...; ~ijt . .. ::·-.. ~ . . . • .. ; , ·r •. ' $4.50. . RQQMSUltiS • I , ' , malctra. We 10c Hch SCRUB TUIS Oenutn~ WheellDI land dipped DurLZtnc alloy IICI\Ib tubi. ...._. and nut proof. JIMYY Wire ball, TROUSER CREASER$! .' . ' AdJuo~b;.l,_,~ • , . , '. ' . ' ! :wlro ...,....,.. . \ c.-....... II!... 0!)<1' ' . I boo'• . ~.· ' '. . . .. ~ ·: $8.00 . :: .~: $6.00 .. .. .. . . . .. ,. ' .... $4.90 . . . . ... . .,• \ ldool for ooorly Ill ~rialto• won't IINok . , .~ · ·."~-~:t· .·· ,,.!:_ ~h•n.es~~ne ~ecklace o_,cl . &c*:~i~t'. $i~ ' Last $1.00 . ptfllthlt, "'Y·le clo41R. LINEN TOWELiNG S.le! ......._,., GolvaRIAd .~ ,Nylon Paint Brushes, Speelatl Pur DoDar Da:FI Bll t~elecUon Of colarK, but. only -- NewWooater Stevena Qul.bty P cotton borders. ~ ._t; PILLOw~ ·· I 2for$1.00 Ollr told. peta1 plnJc, aqu. tint and emerald 3 fer $1.00 3yards $1.00 •re dleconttnued TOWEL SETS or ll.lll Unequalled towell.na' · made ot LINOLEUM TILE $10.00 Hlt$29.00 (lnlslt BeauU-FluH - Rofie. grc ~n. blue IJOid, peac..>h and wh1lc. 33 b;y 44 Inches . onour Hooted U•llll Room Toblos o•4 S.~~~plo luxurloua ' SofL absorbent bath lOwell In aoUd colore . Slripe8. nonll and ptlnta In - · 20 l>.Y tt tn<t>et. $1.00 yard Ro1ulor 79c Connon $1.00 SI•-JO IIKft • •·•• .$1.00 WINDOW FRILLS 2for$1.00 ~iii 50 lnohoa Wldt:. Pl'Cf:lhnmk, vat ·.,· , I{~V~' · T~~~en FIIIO q.Holity ' . K~h•• BATH TOWELS to Bell MCfiUY talUlll and ln.rgc Plastic ('Oior trim of sreen or yellow. with elmmonli DRESS SHIRTS - lltr Da)"ll, All Hizt'll, all lru:'!lllded for the 3 ec.npJet.e Con11011 1.50 .... 1.159 Droporyon4 Ment lle1. I .95 .... $3.00 �~ e.U,. , .Frida Thurscla deputm•' ba the ,llor-Thundoy, Friday and Salurdoy. Dollar Days al Elberfelda In Pomeroy, on lhe 3rtl noor, Furallure 111d Floor Covertuo, •• tile 2Dd noor, Wolaft'a ... ~df To Weor, Draperies, Applllllett, Smoll Rugs, -·•Ill ,..._ Booai hnalture, LliQ•I• dd on lhe moln noor, Hou~ewores, Men's Weer, Dry Goods, LID1erle, Found1Uo11· Gormonls, Schoolllld orrtee Suppllee, l'follou, Hoalery, Televlli<Jo udllllllc. .. D.lloor Depi .Wel FiM Quellty :us Repll.r and 3.95 ~Dr...... LIVING ROOM. SUITES . ....... ,, ',, . ' ,;. ...,. "' " " " ' ,, ' • ' .elu1er $194.00 $249.00 $194.00 $179.00 $169.00 $189.00 . ' 1' , . . . , 219.00 2 P'- Dec- Suite •...•• $169.0'0 Hatf Size;, 161k to Braadcloth SLIPS tOnr ....rial' auk!N .- mercertzed c.otl:m. lbled Jeans. and Jkil ~ 'llf"J,at WOIIRDII eJ-... 3 ~ bands. Zipp<r - .,;.t 1 ..,k ..,....., sanf•m••l'll•. him. Wann, b)tt¢1ned with 1M' plal\1 cdtW. flannel. <Not """* to, to atria womerw .u - l 12. 14 and te. 8JZM and 12. Scill $2.00 COSTUME JEWELRY ea.rrlnp, brncclets and ohollen. A fiDe - Ill Olrlo 1 1 100'); DJioot, ........, and fiDe - ~on in pastel lhAniUM. Bobda ~ Sbft'to ' lf. ~ •"'- wblt.e. Sl~ 1 to 11. HEAD SQUARES HEC.K .SQUARES -- pure ollk beiuf .... ,.,.., ...,..... wltll b.arul "'""'' ,_,A Wid~ assortment at PJih,&ed pr.t.. terns and oolld colors. ,. bUUolda in navy, treen, belce, able, wun.ble an4 qukk drf. red, black, IMJUa and motller ot pearl. In•· Relalna il>qle, l!olld - · . SWIAT .SHIRTS DllrsbSf, IID\11, wind retslal.ant ~o ravela, c:.onUortable, nylon reinforcement at polnta of WdU' Silver grey color In ~>izea .. 14'ie. w:hlte ribbed cotton athlcUc 111ltrts ot fino combm $1.00 yarn . ·~ ' OOIIo.r O.ys $2.00 zo Ce11non us """••• llel!km.,.ce,..., ,,.,...~ · .....,. 51•• , •• - · . fpairJ $1.00 ·u •r 14 l•dift. C.lon, ~fll••· •liie, ,...., ~ .i ·'- Dollar Days $2.()0 .. Polrnell" M" Sll<!•' .... ~..... ~ P~Ws .' ....... ~. Y~~~"r~Jt9AY · ·Meii! •..W;rk. . . .. , .. . $ ';•.hirts. ' ·~111e • cliambf,ay and $2.95 . t1~1111els, ,.Yillues up . - - . ,. • '. ' to . .' ' Jfc loys :ll<trular'lo. ,,,:··"~"'· ' , 'I $POlJ!SQCKS . ~ 1~1 ~th.;r ~ve '!lli <i1d...U.. ..,,•.._ 'J • No ~ . . '. Jftr$U9 . . ~.now$1. " Mona .J,lsllerllose Sc4 Sftnlit ~lst4nt.*D W1th nr. Belootcd from our rflll.llar atock .l!>il' rot.t.. ~·iJ>.\ieol ' . .. ' of fine neck w~ all 'W001 platd and fllllC,.'·pattenut, JaclUardll and r.ayoit - faille. Buy' .... tOe. CoJora.-ox:fOtd a:rer, natu. :rahnd brvvon heather. Slzea 11 5c,•erol , 3 for $1.00 ..• 3 for $1.00 $1.00 In - - · · I •n4' 1Q. MENS NECKTIES Silrel:l 6 Lo Ill. ~ · Dollar Doys $ i .34 otrle. on sale 3.pidn $1.00 11•1· '.SO cla.$t.lc waistband. Slzea G to Ul .. , 14 ~,w.i~ .,...... a~o.bri: SJ~U~ . 7' lrichit. Ciion., , w...... 4lft4 ......... '{. . ~~ ~ $2.00 Fine coQ)'oed eotton brtefa with ' . D9!1cir Doya $1.39 .. ,'' . ' . -. • 11¥1 •• - .an4 mabiiJI and oolorful p~ DoLLAJ! llo\\:8 KNIT BRIEFS J - 011{1 l!l'lDD - -Pint, Wble, btUe UMBULW fine broack:lot.h IIHJB wltb eYelet embroidery trtm. at top a.nd SHIRTS eco•. 1!111~. with •" ~ ,_. ftloi 'llorld.' ~. 'Ill'* """ ' . ' Nylon covet'ed umbreJl&s, 1>\p'· . ,. .. , : . . •.' .NYlON PANTIES ! ·3 pain $1.00 $1.00 WOMENS BILLFOLDS loYJ Athletic M-FiooctLintd for ......... 1lriol !triO ..... lloro leti ·PII>$Idl - $1.00 $1.00 flOor. 41 Gol... SNI 1,4$,· Shtot lloRketio. Slst M iof 741 l..hn. Colen, 1-, ...... yollt~, •'"• .... Wa. RAYOHPANnES fine Quallt.y pla.siJo . 19c a pair seciiD4 c.•••• '·" 5.1 StoirloiH White ·shoot ........... 51• 70W90.,hlclo... .- • • • c:.n.. Womena Ad.Juet.able ahoulde-r &t.ri.P8. All white In atzca 33-42. tlhe l>reOooo, llklrt.o, B - IJld D~""J ' Salt $1.00 Qualll)', etyle and value In thftle bottom. ''!'01 ll> >l¥1 tbe ~.To ?'~ ~ cm ' . plakll, Pe~ .hn tol1ln. ~, !I·~ , ."" · not .OWIOo. paJtela lolld - · Ike !be ...., 11t.J Doll'& PuN Silk JU&t rt!ctLYed a sh1Qment of eoe. lame Jewelry. RQPe6. nec1llaoe6, ~ Stiore Wlde DoiiU' Lilly Dache . ANKLOS · PIM. :M:Jh Re8Uiar 1 116 Sale $2.00 r ......, 2,.00 Z ploco Prien Sulto ....... $249.00 W-lllan4Mioon ,, !olla&M liiiH 14 to 20 J.r..uler 249.00 Woe! frloA SectioHJ Suite . $188.00 frieA SuiN •• I ,..wier 296.00 2 piocw Wool Frion Sulto •. Z ut.OO 2 pl... Wool Frion Sultn .. 1 ,...1141r ZS5.00 2 P'- Woe! Friese Sulto •• I · Niitler i11.00 2 ploco Wool Frion Suite •• t .,..ulor 249.00 1 piece Nylon Sullo ....... All Waal\able 1111> rJ.oi. ~pper i.Ud bt;tton tront =.,."k6 Polka dots, fiorals and 1!11rlJ*. l!l>ort ol<evo and - . . - otyltt, I' ;,_,... ttt.H 2 pl... Wool Prioa Sillte •. $149.0() 1·.q~r zzg.oo WGVI frl&iG s..tlor.d Sullo •. $179.00 1: ......, 269.00 2 pioco Wool WODJenl BLANKETS GIRlS BLOUSES LINED JEANS HOUSE DRESSES Genuine Kroeh1er I __,........ feb. 16; 1955 NEt.. Pomerov • io ia. $1.00 . sale $1.00 ChiWN,! lloro-Dtnlm tOlER LoNE en.i-i..l \if,.,\....1 ~- 'box~' I *""" ot.Yie Iorio~<&. I'\Jll ~~ balid. Refntorc<4 l~ j1'61!1~ 'ot l!tr&Jn. •Two front pocket.! slo!olt.Of, ' $1.0Q . 2 pain $1.00 . . . R~DSOCKS . ~ Lctdies'·· ~ ;.)~ ~:; . . . ·~elo'on ·:~ " ~I . Sbit l\'otk eOcb. ROJIIliir ~I . . . ' - ·- · 10 Kt J'--~.\'., 4 ...n .l,if ' E•lr• lleui wl. ·I ~ ,, fi,w· . Sold tip' to ant~rahne!it.· 3.1is' ·.··.$2-~M · . . " Smart new patteffill - New Mens Dress TROUSERS value. In Men111Jd Boy"' UanC8 I At. apeclal .sale prlce6 ror Dol· UNDERWEAR new ttprtna: line on t.!1c main ~· TAILECOYERS D.ay~. ;,95 TrouMn oolo $4.00 7.95 Trouoon oolo $6.00 1.95 Trouun solo $7.00 SLIPCOVER 'FABRICS Solld colors and prtnt.ll. Juat ae dyed. Stripes and tloral pat.. lldze&. While they laat.. toms. Btrotc~ to fH .any wtndow. No eurtaln nxh. Hunt In 11 jUf'Y. l"or llhHdow bftx ciTect aver tie b~Ulk or t)t rRJi'ht hllniJing cur. l.a\nM , Floral patterns with aoUd BATH TOWELS I..a.rae size cannon towels w1t.b t.he new SlltALL IOU·A·WAY a Inttel'4 LIYI., lloom To•lo• R,.ularly IU6, IW>IIo theyiOsl ....., H•lo'-•.0...~11 C!'JINON PtRCAL& · ' Oenulne CinnoD. flnlt. q\llltt.J C\r or 15c • l.ncb - Whl1e 11tey our belt 3yinls $1.00' . ' 8olilla, !lcftlo llldlaco ~. a .o-. • .,... "!Ill _ . ••llnee. n ·1>1 vo lildleo """" •I!IP.' .. .. . . ' Made by one ~Ia. ...;...,,.... Peroate 'IIIUlo .bed' -to. SilO ,. W 110 lJJcbci aM ·II l>.Y II .lnofleo. Delltt.Dip $1.00 MAnRESSES ror ltook tm handli, " tbt8(! pv.t.tetnt of ~la.r' Ul\. b1Cftol:hcd. 17 Inches wtde. Double bed blocloi. <&lot. Yord wide. 2j~$1.00 \'' 0 ' t'fiin SZie~ WO<Idlllf ' <in~ - · 8otid Pllll aM - .t-.. llllllltroeil.- lhlfl~t- ar8en. bone) bre1&e 111d 'llblte. .$t.t5 . ',, .• I ' . pure nax fll'lbl:l. !"aat.. colored Blt:\C'l('d --"'· 42 'bleb fine quailty w'hlte . .' .' Bl80low S.nford · , ·. 'Oo!"!u.br, gabardines. :S~id up to 5.95 ... '• V'• BroadClOth and ao 1111uert1 per. $1>00 ; . lED HErs Speclo!l lnnonpri"l . afor • f w .' • ........... Cciililf' . ' ' 12 feet wkle new IDNi paLtem&. All-leefd.: ' . ·Dtllu ....,. $5.9,5 a aquarerord· . n lftOh corpoi/...; ~ijt . .. ::·-.. ~ . . . • .. ; , ·r •. ' $4.50. . RQQMSUltiS • I , ' , malctra. We 10c Hch SCRUB TUIS Oenutn~ WheellDI land dipped DurLZtnc alloy IICI\Ib tubi. ...._. and nut proof. JIMYY Wire ball, TROUSER CREASER$! .' . ' AdJuo~b;.l,_,~ • , . , '. ' . ' ! :wlro ...,....,.. . \ c.-....... II!... 0!)<1' ' . I boo'• . ~.· ' '. . . .. ~ ·: $8.00 . :: .~: $6.00 .. .. .. . . . .. ,. ' .... $4.90 . . . . ... . .,• \ ldool for ooorly Ill ~rialto• won't IINok . , .~ · ·."~-~:t· .·· ,,.!:_ ~h•n.es~~ne ~ecklace o_,cl . &c*:~i~t'. $i~ ' Last $1.00 . ptfllthlt, "'Y·le clo41R. LINEN TOWELiNG S.le! ......._,., GolvaRIAd .~ ,Nylon Paint Brushes, Speelatl Pur DoDar Da:FI Bll t~elecUon Of colarK, but. only -- NewWooater Stevena Qul.bty P cotton borders. ~ ._t; PILLOw~ ·· I 2for$1.00 Ollr told. peta1 plnJc, aqu. tint and emerald 3 fer $1.00 3yards $1.00 •re dleconttnued TOWEL SETS or ll.lll Unequalled towell.na' · made ot LINOLEUM TILE $10.00 Hlt$29.00 (lnlslt BeauU-FluH - Rofie. grc ~n. blue IJOid, peac..>h and wh1lc. 33 b;y 44 Inches . onour Hooted U•llll Room Toblos o•4 S.~~~plo luxurloua ' SofL absorbent bath lOwell In aoUd colore . Slripe8. nonll and ptlnta In - · 20 l>.Y tt tn<t>et. $1.00 yard Ro1ulor 79c Connon $1.00 SI•-JO IIKft • •·•• .$1.00 WINDOW FRILLS 2for$1.00 ~iii 50 lnohoa Wldt:. Pl'Cf:lhnmk, vat ·.,· , I{~V~' · T~~~en FIIIO q.Holity ' . K~h•• BATH TOWELS to Bell MCfiUY talUlll and ln.rgc Plastic ('Oior trim of sreen or yellow. with elmmonli DRESS SHIRTS - lltr Da)"ll, All Hizt'll, all lru:'!lllded for the 3 ec.npJet.e Con11011 1.50 .... 1.159 Droporyon4 Ment lle1. I .95 .... $3.00 �. ., ' nerable Ohio Senator :P~ys Reet!lls ~. aV HASKitL SKC*T ..... CorrflPOrul!_"t l_~ ~ ... ' COL~US. mrad~ 0 UP-Sen Ro- \ A hvorite lhl'me, when he r1ses bert to s-ptak , ts--don t block prVgrf"SS · ' When I came hen•, ~orne peo· i pie rode horst~IJart and kepl theil lbe aame route m an a1rplarte. bo~e.s m !/ alls tn the ba~cment I the Canton Rt•fwblican, bt~iev- of the State House," he recalled I ed to be tl'le dean r f state 4-f8'is- "Now we should KLH~ comuderalators t'hroughout the country, got l10n to usmg the space beneath his start in polllLc , driVIng .. tbe cap1tol for a parkmg garage" horse and bugg} for h1.1 idol. The senator ln hili 2ll Yt!'lt!l as 1 William McKinley . lung before a legiSlator has fo~ght tnduslry, / McKinley became Pre$.ident the railroads, the mme companies The 84 }'ear old senator num- and the nowspapers 1n pressmg ben: many of the gre<~t names in !or ltiMlaHon to rez:t.~lut~ Indus· Ohio .polities among hl.!l friends try. to help mental patients. an::t tncludinl McKinlty, Hardin(, tile t-o lmprove the schools. Ta(ts, fcanna and Foraker to T}te senator has two &hl~ fLoname a row. eers to sbcw for tus work m the Pollock hold!! fond memories mmi!s, where b~ be1an earning a £or MtKmley who came fOl'Ward llvma: when be wu 12. Natur~uJy to defend m 1 ner~ 1n...:Olved m 8 one o( ·bts Clnt inte,·est.s ln the rtri~e when other Canton 1awyers Leg11lature was mine' sa'(ety laws ihled away from the ease. Pol- an Interest that l"'d to Ohio esiuci: 's lather Wll.S a mint>f' at t.ne t::.bHsh:::; ; mlr.~ s;;.[<:ti· l;:;w regarded as n model by othe1· Jtates. time. "The mlne.11 were J1.1st beg•nImportant Move For McKinley It was the mOYc nmg to u.11e t'lt:clncity lben," that he\pt>d him begin a long Po!lcdt t'{!.Cailed. "lt was the -beclimb up \h(! !udder to the W'hilc g,nnmg of a whole new r1eld of ! HoWle. Pollock 1s glad that his pro.l,l"ress." Work• · for Newt..-!Mr Bill• family hild a major part m McEarly Jn h1s carser, Pollock K!Inley's suceess. waged sueee.uful campalJns for· 1'be tenator recalled thnt his father , Jo11n , as head or the min- two bills Which newspapers called "dangertlus proposals." e~· union, hired McKinley to One biJI required the Internadr.fend 23 miners accused of VIO· tional Ty.pographJcal Unicm label lence at Mark Hanna 's coal mJnc. on all state printina:. The second MeK1nJcy won freedom for 22 ' of blll permitted voluntary treatthe" mlnera and so impressed ment in sl:ate ho&opitals, a bUl Uanna with his handling of the case that the twu became firm wh1ch prQmpted a newspaper to f•or treatment wu- lnsene enfrienda, o fnendshlp that led to ask ough. to require hospitalization. Hanna lcadmg tho drive to win 'fhere WQre cries then, all now, the presidency ror McKinley that the state was apehding too The .senator ts :~~erving m the much money when Pulloek flr.sl Le&'l81a~ure with the sons of two arrived in Columbus. The f~rst men who were legl.!l'lators w1th appropriation bill he voted for him when he was fmt elected to tor provided $7,M>O,OOO to operthe House m 1699 They are Her- ate the stale government for two man Ankeney (R-Greene,) Son of years Now \he approprlatton bill the late Horace Ankeney, and is about 800 million dollars. R1lph D. Cole (Rt'Lnltlay) son of The senator is a veteran of the late Ralph n Cole numerous legislative battles but The cldm Ankeney, a widely the hll.!lsles of today pale in comknown temperance leader, wu parison wltp the wet-dry clHshes later commissioner of JOOd and ahortly afte1· the turn of the ctndairy products and waR ercdJteil tury, he uld. with penuad1ng PreSident Th~o­ Wore Goat••• dore H.oo.sevell to pressure ConPollock Clllle to the Legislagr~ss into enacling u pure food ture when men sporoted goatees, and drug act The scmor Cole, a stiff cotlara and took thetr pogO'lden tonuucd orator, was one litics ·much more seriOusly than of th e three men who met in they do now. A story in a bundle PadJ; sho!ll.!- aft~t Wur·ld War I Of cnp.pl'ngs on hu; dc..sk Lold how to found the Amer1can Lc.g1on. Pollock separated two prominent Harding 511 There lcgJslnlors who were punching T/:le senator SLls at the desk noses in the Nell House Hotel v,:herc W.arren G Hardinsz_Sill as lobby m a fuss ov{!r the H-ou!e austate ~!slator ~.; .._..... ~~:p~IB:et-Ship . ~ ..:.~ Pollnck hus wutcht>d (!TOW But not all of Polloc):'s 2B years a \egi•IW.o :- hneT.Q.een on flhe 1Jde. As of the Leglsl'lil· lute's Club, Pollock was PLA.NtS a gay blade in Columhlls society PtCK.ENS until he yielded to Cup1d. H:is Mrs. Mabel only .son Is -dead. He managed a with the fl.u. Btaee "' 1 baseball team O( Legislators that Mrs. W:' ft, defeated al·l of the SJ!ml~pro clubs crcd .frO{n a brave enough to cballenrre the law The makers He even .o;;pent a night in t~e Franklin County jail, by (!holee. The epuode came as an lront~ t'Od lo a gay lea:islatiYe party ttt 1 Cedar Poinl on Lake Erie He explained that when the lcgQlators returned to Columbus , state' fair vi.!ntOra had '•ken aU the hotel rooms in town. "I had no place to sleep until the J•ller came ·torthy restue and ortered me a bunk 10 his estab· Ushment," Pollock chuckled. I .. I Tl~ l'lq~s~s Wtre $1.95 ~Rlf $,•.10 •· •• ·@qr ~uffS ,.• Were $U5 ~w -$1.00 • I I • CREPE llh)qses ••• ..cnv • ' .... " ~Few • • · $1.00 ( Mercedes '' I Condon DRESS SHOP Main 'St ' ' l>om~roy, Ohk> av~cisia SPECIALS In ~P.$.TUM·E ,. ~ !o, t • JEWELRY ' Ear Rings ' '' I p 91 ' Pearl Strands . ' . ' ' Scattl!r Pins Rhinestone Pins and Chokers •• B. H. Sanborn Jt!wehns ;• • • JRWI!LBR AND OPTOMETRIS'I' • ·· rMIDDlXPORr, OHIO •• • .' oi socialism 9ttuatum aiKI abso· contmued mdus· t.be development " ne'puty Pre annoupced af· Y'8 .. ~trUIDAY ·Jon was P!•yjng ca· when his <log howled hlm. " S'" ~ Ian was eheaked for but it was \00 dog who m and died. ' . 'l'be l b~,.,,~ GROUP AT'f~~J!S 'The Dl!ltri-ct iU~ citurchh:.eld i~ .the . Moqday YOUI'!l M••rle~a, Co~ntrirr, roy, Jaeksonvill'e, and Atheq.s ~u from the Pomeroy Rev. and M~1 Betty Jo and BOOby · lette-•·H~l'th , ma ond :::\:::~· ~;~;~:;~ i - . ,, t \ ' .'\. ' JURORS \'IOOZY CDWM8tJS, Ga. , UP-The drurfken drlvm1 tri.al -ot Charles Dlni~Is. Dl, ended in a mistrial when it beeame apparent th1t one or the jurou bad had ' a few 100 many when he showed up 111 cout·t. • "' 'l'he judae s~tid lt "would be a travesty o( justice" to proreell with tho Juror In the box and ot. dertd a new trial. ·2 f "' "'• ~ !. • • ••'l' ~ l ' •1·· •.. ~ "4, .-- In Trouble I One Group of Coilon .• alenkov Not Onlv., Of 'Yore'! .Pollock . who b.as used a hors~ and bu.:gy , lraJns and buse! lrav~ling to Ute Ll'g llaLsure, satd today be soon expt"t'ls to oover ' • ' ...... Nr' lrond Hew 1954 .';t;\N~~ .. w ~s ,a.s.4. ?~ .No'¥~~?,''' · ' �. ., ' nerable Ohio Senator :P~ys Reet!lls ~. aV HASKitL SKC*T ..... CorrflPOrul!_"t l_~ ~ ... ' COL~US. mrad~ 0 UP-Sen Ro- \ A hvorite lhl'me, when he r1ses bert to s-ptak , ts--don t block prVgrf"SS · ' When I came hen•, ~orne peo· i pie rode horst~IJart and kepl theil lbe aame route m an a1rplarte. bo~e.s m !/ alls tn the ba~cment I the Canton Rt•fwblican, bt~iev- of the State House," he recalled I ed to be tl'le dean r f state 4-f8'is- "Now we should KLH~ comuderalators t'hroughout the country, got l10n to usmg the space beneath his start in polllLc , driVIng .. tbe cap1tol for a parkmg garage" horse and bugg} for h1.1 idol. The senator ln hili 2ll Yt!'lt!l as 1 William McKinley . lung before a legiSlator has fo~ght tnduslry, / McKinley became Pre$.ident the railroads, the mme companies The 84 }'ear old senator num- and the nowspapers 1n pressmg ben: many of the gre<~t names in !or ltiMlaHon to rez:t.~lut~ Indus· Ohio .polities among hl.!l friends try. to help mental patients. an::t tncludinl McKinlty, Hardin(, tile t-o lmprove the schools. Ta(ts, fcanna and Foraker to T}te senator has two &hl~ fLoname a row. eers to sbcw for tus work m the Pollock hold!! fond memories mmi!s, where b~ be1an earning a £or MtKmley who came fOl'Ward llvma: when be wu 12. Natur~uJy to defend m 1 ner~ 1n...:Olved m 8 one o( ·bts Clnt inte,·est.s ln the rtri~e when other Canton 1awyers Leg11lature was mine' sa'(ety laws ihled away from the ease. Pol- an Interest that l"'d to Ohio esiuci: 's lather Wll.S a mint>f' at t.ne t::.bHsh:::; ; mlr.~ s;;.[<:ti· l;:;w regarded as n model by othe1· Jtates. time. "The mlne.11 were J1.1st beg•nImportant Move For McKinley It was the mOYc nmg to u.11e t'lt:clncity lben," that he\pt>d him begin a long Po!lcdt t'{!.Cailed. "lt was the -beclimb up \h(! !udder to the W'hilc g,nnmg of a whole new r1eld of ! HoWle. Pollock 1s glad that his pro.l,l"ress." Work• · for Newt..-!Mr Bill• family hild a major part m McEarly Jn h1s carser, Pollock K!Inley's suceess. waged sueee.uful campalJns for· 1'be tenator recalled thnt his father , Jo11n , as head or the min- two bills Which newspapers called "dangertlus proposals." e~· union, hired McKinley to One biJI required the Internadr.fend 23 miners accused of VIO· tional Ty.pographJcal Unicm label lence at Mark Hanna 's coal mJnc. on all state printina:. The second MeK1nJcy won freedom for 22 ' of blll permitted voluntary treatthe" mlnera and so impressed ment in sl:ate ho&opitals, a bUl Uanna with his handling of the case that the twu became firm wh1ch prQmpted a newspaper to f•or treatment wu- lnsene enfrienda, o fnendshlp that led to ask ough. to require hospitalization. Hanna lcadmg tho drive to win 'fhere WQre cries then, all now, the presidency ror McKinley that the state was apehding too The .senator ts :~~erving m the much money when Pulloek flr.sl Le&'l81a~ure with the sons of two arrived in Columbus. The f~rst men who were legl.!l'lators w1th appropriation bill he voted for him when he was fmt elected to tor provided $7,M>O,OOO to operthe House m 1699 They are Her- ate the stale government for two man Ankeney (R-Greene,) Son of years Now \he approprlatton bill the late Horace Ankeney, and is about 800 million dollars. R1lph D. Cole (Rt'Lnltlay) son of The senator is a veteran of the late Ralph n Cole numerous legislative battles but The cldm Ankeney, a widely the hll.!lsles of today pale in comknown temperance leader, wu parison wltp the wet-dry clHshes later commissioner of JOOd and ahortly afte1· the turn of the ctndairy products and waR ercdJteil tury, he uld. with penuad1ng PreSident Th~o­ Wore Goat••• dore H.oo.sevell to pressure ConPollock Clllle to the Legislagr~ss into enacling u pure food ture when men sporoted goatees, and drug act The scmor Cole, a stiff cotlara and took thetr pogO'lden tonuucd orator, was one litics ·much more seriOusly than of th e three men who met in they do now. A story in a bundle PadJ; sho!ll.!- aft~t Wur·ld War I Of cnp.pl'ngs on hu; dc..sk Lold how to found the Amer1can Lc.g1on. Pollock separated two prominent Harding 511 There lcgJslnlors who were punching T/:le senator SLls at the desk noses in the Nell House Hotel v,:herc W.arren G Hardinsz_Sill as lobby m a fuss ov{!r the H-ou!e austate ~!slator ~.; .._..... ~~:p~IB:et-Ship . ~ ..:.~ Pollnck hus wutcht>d (!TOW But not all of Polloc):'s 2B years a \egi•IW.o :- hneT.Q.een on flhe 1Jde. As of the Leglsl'lil· lute's Club, Pollock was PLA.NtS a gay blade in Columhlls society PtCK.ENS until he yielded to Cup1d. H:is Mrs. Mabel only .son Is -dead. He managed a with the fl.u. Btaee "' 1 baseball team O( Legislators that Mrs. W:' ft, defeated al·l of the SJ!ml~pro clubs crcd .frO{n a brave enough to cballenrre the law The makers He even .o;;pent a night in t~e Franklin County jail, by (!holee. The epuode came as an lront~ t'Od lo a gay lea:islatiYe party ttt 1 Cedar Poinl on Lake Erie He explained that when the lcgQlators returned to Columbus , state' fair vi.!ntOra had '•ken aU the hotel rooms in town. "I had no place to sleep until the J•ller came ·torthy restue and ortered me a bunk 10 his estab· Ushment," Pollock chuckled. I .. I Tl~ l'lq~s~s Wtre $1.95 ~Rlf $,•.10 •· •• ·@qr ~uffS ,.• Were $U5 ~w -$1.00 • I I • CREPE llh)qses ••• ..cnv • ' .... " ~Few • • · $1.00 ( Mercedes '' I Condon DRESS SHOP Main 'St ' ' l>om~roy, Ohk> av~cisia SPECIALS In ~P.$.TUM·E ,. ~ !o, t • JEWELRY ' Ear Rings ' '' I p 91 ' Pearl Strands . ' . ' ' Scattl!r Pins Rhinestone Pins and Chokers •• B. H. Sanborn Jt!wehns ;• • • JRWI!LBR AND OPTOMETRIS'I' • ·· rMIDDlXPORr, OHIO •• • .' oi socialism 9ttuatum aiKI abso· contmued mdus· t.be development " ne'puty Pre annoupced af· Y'8 .. ~trUIDAY ·Jon was P!•yjng ca· when his <log howled hlm. " S'" ~ Ian was eheaked for but it was \00 dog who m and died. ' . 'l'be l b~,.,,~ GROUP AT'f~~J!S 'The Dl!ltri-ct iU~ citurchh:.eld i~ .the . Moqday YOUI'!l M••rle~a, Co~ntrirr, roy, Jaeksonvill'e, and Atheq.s ~u from the Pomeroy Rev. and M~1 Betty Jo and BOOby · lette-•·H~l'th , ma ond :::\:::~· ~;~;~:;~ i - . ,, t \ ' .'\. ' JURORS \'IOOZY CDWM8tJS, Ga. , UP-The drurfken drlvm1 tri.al -ot Charles Dlni~Is. Dl, ended in a mistrial when it beeame apparent th1t one or the jurou bad had ' a few 100 many when he showed up 111 cout·t. • "' 'l'he judae s~tid lt "would be a travesty o( justice" to proreell with tho Juror In the box and ot. dertd a new trial. ·2 f "' "'• ~ !. • • ••'l' ~ l ' •1·· •.. ~ "4, .-- In Trouble I One Group of Coilon .• alenkov Not Onlv., Of 'Yore'! .Pollock . who b.as used a hors~ and bu.:gy , lraJns and buse! lrav~ling to Ute Ll'g llaLsure, satd today be soon expt"t'ls to oover ' • ' ...... Nr' lrond Hew 1954 .';t;\N~~ .. w ~s ,a.s.4. ?~ .No'¥~~?,''' · ' �' 1955 Chin U SG TION. B ''• .. < EW c. "' ' ·,' ; • ,.' '' ' ·at '. -~ ' '' - ' ! ' . ' ' ..• . ".. ~.~ ~ . '' ' t '' ' ·,• ." ..", •• . \ .' ' ; ~----------- ' ,. 1 ' I·I :·'' .• l" ., I 'Is f 't· 1' • .. ... .,'' r '~ ' 1. I I I . ., I ' . \ _• • > ,. "' '' . '. ~· ..) .' "childr '. ' ''. " h n YOII .. • ,. ·I 't ' ', · .' . not sIC~· •• • I. · ·.' ' ,, .I . ·'· ., ' . �' 1955 Chin U SG TION. B ''• .. < EW c. "' ' ·,' ; • ,.' '' ' ·at '. -~ ' '' - ' ! ' . ' ' ..• . ".. ~.~ ~ . '' ' t '' ' ·,• ." ..", •• . \ .' ' ; ~----------- ' ,. 1 ' I·I :·'' .• l" ., I 'Is f 't· 1' • .. ... .,'' r '~ ' 1. I I I . ., I ' . \ _• • > ,. "' '' . '. ~· ..) .' "childr '. ' ''. " h n YOII .. • ,. ·I 't ' ', · .' . not sIC~· •• • I. · ·.' ' ,, .I . ·'· ., ' . �' • J Wednesday, Feb. 16, 1955 The DAILY SENT INEL, P.omen)y • Middleport,' QhiO ll:i at the Stein. President's BookShouiaZoom . Back On BestSeller List Now home .of Mu. E. L Refrl'shmc:;qlJ were tlanspon. aV'I.U.ab~ tb ad BrlUIIIC loreu. to those named above and Mrs. Ro· bert McGJothlln, Mr.a. John Ride· w.ay, Mr11. Pblllp Wolpert, Mn. BHJie Joe Howard, Mr.s. C. H. Curry, Mr.1. BOO Johnston and Mrs. Powell . "N.o, 'quite Mrs. Hacvey .MWJ ";;i;: .e; L.mbus on businesa. di&euued a eamplna: theme .' . for nex.t ' .' furotsbed by Mrs. Mrs. E&rta Caldwell terVed to Billy Harrah, Kill, Jem carroll, ~ ..... Gleu 1\oWb, Xellh Jlm Caldwell, Jim Fry B~ginning Thursdciy-3 Mt~sfc 'In Every Poll-.rY - . It WU IOROUltCed that I au,... ".,. ' . . . ". .. . VI . " .~ . No. 259 '7 • I • • •• • ' at rf WE$T VIRGINIA• C l - with ..,.. llrhde tMay, In • Pllr MNI c.fll ..Uy, I • I• 20t.. ,,....,. d.udr with rtMt. h.,_ • Editorial Phone ·~9"'1 Devoted To Tbe lnteretll ol Tbe Melg•Muon Area Believe Russians CrS Have Vast Nuclear Operation .' " WASHINGTON UP- U S officials believe Rusola pas- - - - .....,. an atomic-hydrogen project comparable In continental scope and techn~l oompt..xlty to America's ~·DOllars To Come-- ll'O'oirJh ol the tomm~nlty by do. lngi all typee; of ·eiyie work. Two eomriiitte~ were appolnted. The hOII'Iinatlag eommlttce loe1udlne: Mr11. Phil Batey, Mrf!l. George KookeD and Ml1i. Paul Hendor.un. Tire' ~COnstitu'tiOii.:S.,t~Laws com .. ....................... is what you Med .. ktw to ,.... nucletr ~ 11ut tbe UDited ~ b.. oiJI. ~ ways of· aniVilllf at CQocltt-•ioau about Ru.11il's atoinic: pro- eras. ...Ctuat '. 3 for.$1.· IN .... , ' ' I ~ •, • '. \ . • <' ,. '. ' l I ,'. ' ' .. ' ' ' '. •: I 4 So Willon aQd omer offt!::lal:a areD't eUetly • gueaeinl when Department Of 'r.he $tare . ... . E"" Save On Dollar Purchase ' •DOLLAR DAYS' 64 Foot Of 54-Inch Width Lfne liP lor uno :Miaz11>4 IRr o.yA ba.rpln. pJeeea":" Eaoh & 1·8 P~d Dot· ln· 4 6 ' 4 · ' ' ' I ·On.Lqt ·. :,: ·Watch $t.r ,.pa ... '.,2forS1;0o' L ' 1 . ' ' ·$1~00 3 for$1. a....,, ~lear, ft.for The .Greatest PoiJar Values Are TRADE-IN ' . One Lot c::,Ystol China DOiiUtll DA'VS - . DOLLAR DAYS 89c Heavy Woven . PLAID RUGS . . $ ... ' ' Ladiia' S.atin Q11ilted . . ' ' I)OLLAR DAYS J; HOSPITAL . NOTEs . . DOLL'AR DAYS ,, . Fire Chief OUI , , •ba• appointed Billy ana Jim SimpiM ulen. 'N..ey wUl ,P.v-e ~ a daily warmup ' DeJtt. rcgu1llr lheetlng a+y 23 "(ben two new be appointed. .. · · I ~ G.illia Appoinim~ul Made By Ted Brown r.'\mbrup. Stralllht't tang "!Ia. Feb. 29, 19118. " OTHER ot ·tbe received, from the HemloCk Grove .con;tmuDity. Thil rtiled tile total to f2.583.06. Workera were ~. . . Main ..... d~lltli....... -...1.. H-Mmlt,...,wei:ntadein Cap'n Of The Bend Sez: iWl, white Bribln"l .rtnMS ·~ ... St- on4 Ruooto In vk:es Sunday. ~lnt ,,.,., .... ...,.,......... .. hiiM -..... w1- .13.26 To Poliq F6ud From Herulo4 (frove the l\lolhera' Polio Ma,... for tbe Beta Slpna.'l'hi Sorority announced tbiB mornin_g that tt:'-26'· watt ... Wet~t Church, .... ..,...... tltOit iiHclly ...... Pa_ridor• Collins, chairunaa. ol 'PIUCIY Uuistlan ICHEDU~ED ,.~. tiYiftt their m01t llrutfc: O¥tttNwl In history, .. ....,. !hom - • of the ehinlc ..., · In 4tclllirw h loin the United pl'ana ·were approved to t,hc .c~nstructiM ltl:d111tries. Street, will be dectieated at 5er- . '" efftl::l•f butldnrg to be uacdi llli the headquutcra of ttt'e Local· Unlou. I!! The Atron, Ohio, busines5man s.aid most of the expansion , in llhe IU@per Ohio River , van.e., front Cindnnati, Oblo to Shipplnatort, ha& been ht elecW power, steel ud other met.:! Tbe new pen, communion set a~d tablet and ch•lrs received on Sl Valentine'• Dq by the Firat hydr""n _.., The diKiesu,.. thtt arlhin •Will becotM fh•i wwflf1 tfd~ fin~'l Zeia' said. tbr Ohiu VaJiey bas all tbe key' ,;,q,ioiteo lor iDtllfO. trial growth, !Deluding "low c01t tra~on.. coupled ·• i 1 'h abundlat fuel, electric pmter and •nd water.... PLANNING TO MAKE LONDON U - - . llrfteln tocler ,.... .... w111 Bo•rd of £1edidos, , .Straight who M.v~ Jn ~qrtl'!ruP w's- narnf!d to till \he .uneXPired .aw tremtllldous. crowtb which more than two bilJ.ioo. dollar• spent in new plaDt conatrw::tiori du.rinc the paJt three yeara, a!10 would· be aided by tits firm's proposed 103-milel. .conVeyor belt acrou Eastem. Ullio. Dt!DICATION •rtnouncet~ · ' tOLUMBUS, 0. UP-&cretory term of tl)e llu• G.. Rd'llilt;po p·U. .t:1TiRS, AND . . .. ijJe .~ 10 )'01~ wit::h the fortll- ' conuac SL X.wrence- Setwly · lild~ i~c momentum to the deftl!JP" GREAT BRITAIN IS HYDROGEN BOMBS l){ ~tate Ted ·w ~ BrOwn, today •P· pointed J....¢. E. . Straiaht, . a Deiaol't!at, to the- Gaflla County PRICE ~ \ Mac Eddy of the Bucteye 'aural Electric · Co., denlonstraled the meibods CJf protectlnc · motors. Hlrvey ~ith and Dennis De. rnaitl5 of tb.~ Columbu• 1nd Southern Ohio Electric Co., d'emon.tra~ teet the importance Or correct siu in wiriq. 1. The afternoon .PfOil'llD eonsis. ted of a demoutration of the different types of moton; by L P. Blauser, EltellliOD AcrtcL&lture Englnel'r at Ohio State UniYer· sib'. He stressed tbe importance of p~oper inrt...ll~tion. 1t was r~endect · ~~~~~~ the meel..ing that Iannen'' cloaely willl ·thelr poWer sU,pplier wbeaevt:r they inefeu~ the }oadl or make 1 biC cbaaJe. · • 1.nc IJ'OIIfth •ould' eontlnue ·for ° DOLLAR DAYS BJuo NEW '{ORX 1.1'-Alt Oblo in~ . tho upper Ohio 'lliver Valley'a boofD-. oM!itti.u.t • . . . predicied motion .picture being shcN-n to the meat of "A.meriea's Ruhr." &:roup by Cbarlea Wolfe .and.llarC 1 of b nh·10 p .c Dr. Paul K. Zefl, eeonomist.and vln e t e i ower o. vice prt.ident of Riv.e rl•ke n-•t Tbe ntcture tltlt~ was "ElectrilicaM uon~jjl C.:n:iveypr Linea, Inc., said the Pot !bower and window OQ!'t.alna OnY.Ur Old Strap or land ·On A New Expan1ion lond '. day at the· Bethany Cbureb. The meeting which .wu belct to Jive farmers information of uae ¥d eare of motors wu opened with a $2.95 ond ..... fei'di lona:. ' ·SP.CIALs· I An aH day meeti),g OD Fmn Electric Motora was held Wednq. 'PI:ostic Mate.rial . ~.Yellow, • Actually'. Worth AT STIFFLER'S table eoycn, etc. Colora: ~ •~ j~f~~~i~i5 report. . .. . tllw . the "•lied Sllli!O r,.r r.'fu ~.- top'-Oioniic po.~,:r;' · ·wer.• ' 2' FOR < :toi'l'. '·. Look Fnr Tile Dollar Slpl Aad Dollar Price Tap COSTUME JEWELRY .•. Oannon, "" Ev~ry ONE LOT REG. $1.50- $2.00 ·~, I , '" '~.l' • . and potential. 'dte~e ;.,t" .tbe t'od.ious met:Jiodt of tbe ifttellircuce art. They iatolve unret~tiUiril seardl for bita md piecet of information, relating tbcm to otber bib and pieees and lddln;: them up under lllkUlr ed IDIIL)'Jb to get "'f' intelligence will meet again Ff'b. Fine ~· Blze .~2dl.'. ' * * this •ucH. D treet ln.teUigence of what goes em Dt-Gfttk.ally be:bind theIron Curta.ia eonsistr in lArge p>art of tales &old by ftt!c willdt earryi.ng atomircd partiele& thrO'Wil into the atmosphere by Soviet nuclear test.. T'Mse pa:-tielet reveal a great ttelll about tihe tind and tfl&cinl· ~ of the *led weapou. nru. t1ai• eouatTY Jme.ws- that Ruuia. bK tested botb la~e and sman A-l>omhl md big K.!Jombs. TINt wouhl M ...,... h mtk• Jt c ... r tiMt a... ~ I'IMitt have • W'Mt, and hrrll"tf •fn. iftg,. ,......."" •nil fllwka- mtttee wtre Mrt. ·E. L. Stein, · Mri. Toltl HOlman. Mrs. Jame:a. raf&Oas and · Mr•. Donald F. • ' Wll10n, lhtf Ch•rl• I. country it "out •hN4r' of lln11• ht '"'"' the tiPH"""' end ..,..tty .t lfamlc WIPMI ,... ' · 11'i.e. rroup ...,Mw s.c:,.....,.,. • ., ,...,... .. tl)enl .... ..... with .,.,.,... =~~~~ .: Their soal is to .atiblulate the ROU,il. ·. Weather OHIC>. Clou4y lolloy, hloh JS -tl. '•lr •M c,.lo!ll fe>n!thl, 1. . 20 to 27. Ftlcl•y dwQ !lfith uln or lnOJr •t ntght, ·o.n ·for Feder. . - ..-- """"'~ ~ed Women'• . Club 'is being or~ de<>or-1 pnl~ed in New/ Hlven. The flrBt nleetl'g was held Feb. 8 at the leatllieoil hoinc of M:ra. Paul ·Powell. Mr11. Powell the appointed chair ni11n. wa.s leader at the meeting wb~th opea."d wllh a poem "What b ~ A ~f'man's CJJ,tb?" and a talk on. the work that t.he orcanizatlon d.... .,, f .. : I Illy, 1 prollu<or !or -tm :aoth c...tul')l Fox II> HD!Iywoocl. Mr. Ei>eDbower and )JeCarthy tlld t fine •veni.nt talt.iq: ove.r old thnu-when McCt.rJ.by wu an tide lA> Gen. 0.- 0. M.onlull ·and I ole< an ~\ant ......,tary of atate. . ·. Dyer. llld tsry· Jim KJ:erly'r oWee, Jm . w.bito· fl,aum ~f Ill th.e pre.sl· deot"l, .a eurrent bla-setler by toy ·tyc.ooo LoWa Mux. . New 3l·indt tdtVIJlOit &el m the pree& room, sent lnr by RCA's J'.r.ank Fol.om. 1'-hMe nUni!ltu.r<l Black A.ngw e11ttl&-.1nollel:!,' of eoune-on the- ahelt t>f an alcov-e in· the lbey '"" tbll In Mr. and Mrs. l.Jo~ Roush spent of the !loy Seouta orJanlzaU.on of with a party Feb. 8. • too mueb. OR the m&ntel ot Pren Seer~ .t,he c~-when Pr~ident's ~ftce. Wedncaday and T)t.uraday in Coi- the . ..... ! >ICr<m!Jn, ZhukoV probably wiU. ~~1eix. Ill One of tfte Preside-at's recent Siberi.a... ;J dinner guall wu Fi'aak MeC&r· Dyer, Mrs. Tom Hoft'man, Mn. Phil Batey and Mrs. David Fields Jr., recell'tly attended irapection of Eastern &lara In pt, Mr. and Mra. Rf,y and a~Jn or Huntlnttori Mr. and Mra. A. D. HUme over the weekend. I~ ~ad After the Pr-dcnt'a lut e:cmferenoe w.b~ ·be •poke blahlY of Zbukov u .... well-tratDed, tplmwtld mll.Uary ldder", ont of the mQN: eyftoical· of M.r. Ei· ly MllllliMAN SMITH · ~r . .J:JHDtl~ devoted 1 it'KKI &enh.ower'a u.teneta temarbd · 1 ~~ of M1e ~ter to b.iJI~~~=~~ O'IJI.tide the e.oaf~ room, UnitM Press Whit• HDVM Wrltfr al 'k.now.tMae Or Marmal "WU.t's the rPresident up ·to-la Ben Sayre of Plain City, 0 .. .. "-'G~ UP Backt~ u . e w Sov.i-tt ~euSe he runni.nc Zhubv for Offiee?" W recently visited h.la parenta, Mr. ~·-· ··~· A friend of .\he 1're.oident 5tlire at the White House : •hook his bead Adly . . ,.' and Mr.. 0 . 0 . S1yre. MN. F . A. Batey, • Amerittn or "A Complete Greek IJ'ama". Doeto't l.uct like it has been ~ . u~rvtd • ~ ----~...,....----- ·t . • Ramon• H,awl:. Leota Smith ap_d Sara-h C01Un1. The followtna: were wooken- lb the. POJtlaDC11area in· .stead Uoncd : . prwJou!ly P.~'nPrice, 7lti. lo{lldi-~ .... nil chu,...lll Nid th• H........1 ttrrU,fe. ,.. wtr WM1Id-i11 lfe: m.-~aet as • d....,..nt •• Wtr." tOURT HOUSE NEWS ' DIVORCU fi~IO Hutunr.. an .lnftnt, by Li.t tle, bu next f'r"nd, . Charles J . Hai"Wng, Cruw. attor- FINEO FOR I!'ITOXICATION , M11rion AIJen8WOrt.b, 43, Middlaport, wa.s fined $S and costs by Pomeroy Mayor E. F: Robinson on • W:edensday; .after being charg~d PTA MEETS MONOAY wltJi intO:lic.alion. Tho Middleport Plreal-Te-acll· MilTS TONIGHT ers AmciaUOD will q100t at Workers dess of 7:30 Mowl:ay eYefting •t the EUB' Church will Hlgb Scbool lud.Uorium when • .. ' the .!tOme "!1':,,-,~, ~- Spriq>; ' > of Founder$' \load ~tod. ~ Dn7 p&'0#¥11 .. wra be BIJ1JITIN Tho Ohio Hou.. loiiOy ,...... a bill ~ R.,. Go- A. 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