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Bu.sitteu offlee Subsuiptlon rlteJ: Oel1Yef7 by _,... to pll011.e- J98. editol'ial oft~e phone nn-ier where available 30 eents '!.-;."· ·117. . per week: One year in advance rrr.- &atered u seeond e!w maU- it Tbe Daily Sentinel otfiee. !q matter at lbe Poat ornee atltl!.i.60; six montha, $7 .80; thret" -, ~ero•, Ohio · mon.ths, $3.90. B_v motor ro1~te r'~<~ -;~·~ where availllble .me month $1 "'R S. -~ o.n. Mor. B:y mail one year $8; 1ix montn!l' c. $4.25; thre-e months $2.50, one ~"' Co'll.tt• • .• City ldltor month Sl. ~n Jw"fiih GfiiHef .to Knilh~ 13.112 A., • duction . Beef is now the favorltt' ~f all meats, having passed pork in 1953, anti this year ·each of us, on the average, will t•at clo11e to 77 tl<Junds of it. 1-?/A 1.. ~uftnary dellcacy wh!ch is s. r . t.. Me- 2t. n, ••d . ' _j ly ·, !'liME• finn bome OA Bunke!' HiU . 98Year0ld I Meigs Native Dies In W.Va. RuUand. MOVED TO CALIFORNIA I eWhite House ..Jrfl. -u«r'l' ~ , '.MIRRIMAN Publishers AsiiOCJation '11.1•>-{ .iJ , ... "Hil .•,. '1. to. SMITH and the (I,.!'Un rPNH White Houte Writer annual A. P. lunch. His flrat year ;T' :·~ · 'J\',iUitiNGTON UP- Buek.stairll he delivered a memorable foreign policy speech, althouah he was on --~ atl1be '·WbJt~ House: -· ,, WJU~e, P,usldent Eisenhower us- the verge of fainting from the :·. ,u..al~ · pltf1 golf In tMirly opuie_ n t agony of an qpset stomaeh. Lut ·.. lftttlnc• . and wllh some or the year he s,poke . to the ANPA In .~·~~·• . tOp petiormt;rs, he's really New York. And thil year he eom•4 -a •.nera~rtt ·colter ln. his beh~vlor in ortiee he addressed the ASNE !I\• ;c.r,. - ~ ,,.,.,.,.,•.1. . -' ,~,.o.q; t-4-~~Aw. t41.lJC'II arty-· pub~ic c~utse hacker, Mr. Ei&eDhower doesn 't like hav )nJ·Js:'a..tW: wail.l- on the. first tee, He. r: likea to get out OI\~Q lhe courll, in ~ 1 )lqrcy. Because of' hJJ high posif>1 ~ . tiOn, he UIUally dbes. He hatr;a \0, 1011o c~f b~Us al· tbouch hrl' ·~sets ·e~ free by th~ 1 nbu,n:~red. "Keep yOur et)'C OR that u ~ne," he'll shout to his caddy wben :!'1 . he popJ one Into tho .rough. t.! . He'• never ..ustJcd wlth his ~ ~md alway1 convinced he .I. •hould have done better. - ltOt' r f; ·,Q\IUe 1 few raised eyebr~ , lo­ C!.ti)'J.all wJ~Ir: when thffPr din f•Ufd io vtilt the cdn~t nlf the D•u•bters of thtl 'AmerJcan Revolution and the American So1\_iet.v .of Nt'!\:Spa~r- ~itO{,. .. The e)lplanatton eonterning Ltlc ASNE which meeta here every tPrlnJ, Ia eaKy. When Mr. Elsenhower flr~tl took QfJ~~. he &gicl ">>!i ' . ld po to 91 lht" ~lg D~!o'l ~,Ptra qftalra, ,ea_qh }'Car- thc.- 'l'' here . Th•t wu tb.e .oc:cuion when pleted the 1fltatl01~ by ·ebOOJlng born .Julr Zl, 18M horne, after •n The · . .wm Seu CJoeap •t ~ IV ~ARLIS M. United· Pr111 Staif · Germa.n: Fr~neh votera •ll lt~orlt41o 9, 1002. O'Brien, Iota, Vlddl-. C)"Dthii JJ;"Uey t9 · Henrietta O'l!rlen, IQto, Mlddleporl. Be.tth• Mrs. WeycrsmJller rot'!"ttc!.~~ Montgo-meey, W. V·a., has slnte resided with her Mn'. Maude MontiJOIDeiJ and nephCM W. L. Montgomery. a: Iiatltburn, H•l.•ai. , II· Ohapp. ond. ·Mo\o Cl.~ to Wut. era ·I.Ccol ·Board of Edliiati.on, Rutlood. · N E'W . FumituN $299.oo ONLY ' .... ··-"'.......... Ia,..... ..,_ ·-lblaar___..... __ _ In Jl ... fll 11 .a • RutlaiiCI Fum. Co. Or Mason Fum. Co. ...... w. 'f& . - . Is Thil World·A ' Fat Man's Paradise? ;· . ' I She i! survived by three ailMrs. Monta:Ohl6Y with teD, whom she lived. M.n. GeOl"ge aod ~"'If M -..- CIJI PI!Deroy · tU.M. Mr. WeyeramiUer operated a furniture store 1nd undertakin1 bla'ineu in ~ old opera boUH when he retired and moved- to Col~ua. He dled .there Au.JIUS'll Berth• R_an~ol:pb and Bua:eU R:audo):ph to Charles P. Zinn and P•II!Y ~;nq, J:j.A, Olivo. Middle Of The ByVotersln ..:: ~;~~~1~~~ • leelt Jlefrtcentw. Loolli ~oad. ' Ellftllul Cdadlllen. d-.auehter . til tll,e late Jol>tt Pomet'CJJ and ot mery, W. Va., in. Harry A. 11•11., to Hoi hbd Dryer, Gu Rule aad Kelriulor illnaa. an4 Mary- oenltritore 'w• manied ift ~e Fl.ureU of Ironton, Ohio and ·1ln. rrom Ver•, Souh;;by (!{ $)'NCUie. Fu,tteral ' serv~ea. were the C.ilver:y · ~IJP'l io Montgomery, Monday In where .)1e is apeaklnJ today. ttons The DAR presente'l! a tomowh•t I~ different case . Mn. Elaenhower IIU}tl hBs been reatlng up from alate w:inter. 111n• 1and a:eltlng tbe' new ward m~era~~on CommuDiam tarnl houte ·· In order at G(!:ttr•· 1, I I it burg, Pa. . She. dt~Cided ahe would not re· turn for th~ DAR conference ~nd 1 ' the Prelldent ..yent to spend the 1948. But ~~~ -'•flt•l lo,. w•o itll· weekend with her in1tead of drop. feted !Jy 'he ext'r4!me rl1h\ ~"'-1· ping ' In on the .women's organlao· Uon. Aetording tn his aides, he P!flY ·•! Ge~. G~orles de Gaulle, h111;l plQnned 1 Of!lY to escoa;t his wbo only a few yeora tro-llad hope of makint himself dictator 'W ife tq- one ~opvtnUon seuion. 1 ;: of .France. '·; ' Wherr she OOolded not to attepd 1 dete•t 'iJII The De Gaullilt ot ·he would net 'go alone. The DAft diiUlroUI PrQPOrtJona. Thete Wll may nnt like it, but that Is the even epeculatloit Jn Pul• whether way lrfr. Eisenhower ls. it miaht not .foretell the death o! Th e President returned from the m~verp,ept whieb pe G•"lll! . Augusla lasl week Wtth a, nottce- started Jn l~T. ~"· " " Mltldlo nbic tnn . Actually, he aequlre~ nothh18 of note In much or It evj;R 'bitlore 11o'~a: tt;r any of .the tbree Ceorgla by . bll~l,\i\ undf. thfl . the .uld._ burial \\'as in the mawoleum at M:ontComer')' ><•- ; orial Park. PAST MATRONS TO MEET The Put Mati'ons m !JvanJ~•· \ line Ch&pter, OflS, will ThuNidllY evenpae at bbe of M.ra. Walter Bunce inltead of Frlda':y as originally sc:hedu1ed. of Charleston, Mr: and Mn. ~4arlf41: 1 Wagner, gradclilldre", Slet.-ie and Cbuck of Syracuse, and Mrs. 0. 0. Tbuton ol Grove. w•• r...,,.. -... . ~· TO TAKE AbVANT~GE Of Our SUPER SALE NOW IN PROGRESS MEIGS OLI)'·ER SALES . ftoae 8W · ' 1f. llolo II&. POIIDOY ' .-.Z_J · ,l ,. ·,· . BE · SURE ' - cl .~•· l;' - -'"------- _,_ Woey~!!!~ ,port and eou.ld remember Mor· lii!D't _Rald in the .P~ray Bend in 1M3, durlr:c the Civil died Frl<l•• ~ J.J, at thri A. P. iffair in New York AU tlJ!t:A-niL\rlcab -.NOwspapcrrt Whitp. lJQ"•·o~lu~lamp . '. <. ------ M~. cent over tbe next 20. It's • aafe bet that this challenge W'm be succes.du.lly met, SCI l,_,nl as we keep our free market and our mpetltlve t.ystem . .!Backstairs At In ~~-I•;"'~·;C;:oot~.;·~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;~ 3 Rooms ~hetbartb Thunday the home of villted Mr. and Mra. Raymond Arnold and family. Mr. and Mn. Wllliam C6ok are vbltiq in ZanesviiJe with her ;Nat.er, Mn. John Evan• and bu.. band anti otber relatives. Herbert Wean ia home afte-r com_plttibJ bif umy eerviee. Tbe J•lt twQ yean were In Germall)'. vulton in the lbymon~ Anwld borne were Mrs. L}•le Hy· tell and daughtet Unda, Mri. AI· yia Adkbu, Mrs. Stella AdkiDJ J.lso typically American goes with ~...baJ4tba,ll-aa it a:oes with other di- I That indic&tes the tremendoua iJ ...,._iODB. ·That's the hot. dog. Last cha11engc that the li 'l!estock and ~ year'~ incredible total oj 8,500,meat industry facell. Eatimatesl ,'i;Je~ J·of.:tbese ed.ibl~ canines say that 20 yeara trom now "ur Gl ~wefe «)9.tl,Umea-which works out pOpulation wiJI · be 21!5,000,000-1'1 to· j ilttte more than t".ne per per· almost IW>,OOO,OOO mo~:e thBn at ~. f&P ~as:b week. It's vuy possible present. If our present rate or .. ~ .~~t th~'-~ riumber wlll be larger meat consumption is to be main~ still &Ialii year. ti\nd thr hot dog's tained, pr . . ductlon .win have tQ be ~ cou•in, tlte Uankfur1er, is also increased as much' u JD per cent h ~II.J:!Iier)y devoured in steadilY over the next HI yelltiJ snd 30 per 1 · tner6aainc quantlties. • ~~OUr devotion to the hot dog is \:·., .. _,_-tfJDWI.Ie of the nation.1l taste. We are a country of meat caters . Save for a few small countries, such a..-.. Mr. ID4 llrt. WUI1am CDOk were Sunday dimler cue1U of bet .bro-lht!, Mr. and Krt. Clarence I'Aen 1nd f•mll)', Let.lrf., W. Va. Nath.ln Araold and famUy, Wetter-vllle, moved Tburld.ay to ttae.ir Ronald Bartoo, Nellie Barton, Florence 8.-- t'rederiek, E. K. 1'\-e· drick, Dorotby West, Elmer West Mary Ekhokl:, · Gordon G. Ekbolm to Joe Grueser, several p•re~b. w,.. IY Mill. WILLIAM COOK ·. ~ ~ 3Giul .F.daDoalda ud · Billtld ~ u•lln. :wUUO. ~ Hamm ~~ G...,.n, Ky ., tho lln. Anold II _ . .... TU-1 supper ,...,.. of llr. a114 oble 10 rotwll to IHr ..... 11 .... JUyDiobd Aralold ..d 1.,.117. . ale II t eootlorlllt lin. Dora St.ratton and Nn. ~. Kyrt.le Coo)l; were Friday IUHW Mr. ad 11r1. Clare~ .,.,II r of Mr. ud Kn. Lealer Brooi.ovtr were Suada)' tUIIII fll Wr •lllW of Pomeroy. Hh. Hattie Uakaaut., ,._... Mr. and Mrt. Cleland Howar-d rO)' . a.od daut)ltera were Sund•y vlaltPaul RelbeJ lnd Kr. aacll llnl. on lD Atbland, Ky. Clarence ·Swaucu .Wttd· Tu 4 -Mra. J:raest Lowe and Mra. Mae even1n1 wltlli lit. ud· lin. WW. ZIOJ\ '1903 LOVERS''SPAT PATCHED UP ile Kennedy aod Estber Kennedy 7.7D A., 836, nJ, Rl4, Rutland. ·Hcrnrd Biue-11 aDd Gttlkllne &isseU to R'Obel1 Du.rrt ,ad . M• -'ne. ~. 2A, ~ rods, 822, 1'3, ftl'l, Lebanon. A.. E. Batton, deceased to Ron· aid · Barron.', FlOl'eDee ·Frederick, Dorothy WHt~ imd Mary L. Ek· holm, Ru~land. Al1.9trilia and Denmark, we lead t'be world in per capita meat .pro· N:M..~ts. M. Hart· ij)3, S.lilb~cy. Jleulj X.ennfll4y, 1tuby Kentiedr)' P,roi, RObert Pltdi, Sadle ·FraIler, and Frank FJ~Nler to Wry- GettYour Red Hots Here . Country the crowds are turning · out fdr ··tbe most typically Amer- PbQebe man-, 3% A., Columbia. --- ------------- r. 1n ball PJrks aU over tbe 'and ' ~-.; r~ . w . Maibel Hartman. to Robert E. ! ~~t.hw;f baseball season iB un- . ~' FINA~ISTS . ...... ,. ' ·, .- ,_~' 'l~~nl!e · at S~ Sci\QGI ..-.:-,,,:, , -~ r ,. ~he WN WI, • Melhodist o«ebn·g. . Mr,,and 111!.. 0 :'.11· MI:Dade ol Parbribtirt, Va., epen\ Sun- w: dill' 111th Hr. -.nd "'"· Vrll'iiR. -1 w. w. . " . ., • ;o ! • .-•, ' ' " .. ' .. t f 'T;' • .-:" .. ,. \! '- ,.e ' ., < • ' �• .,1Ji! 2,o-ily S;entinel, PomeroyiMiadleport, Onio ' ~ - . < .CHIN~~ FIRE CRACKE~S .... :. The D~iiy Sentinel ••· • Land Transfers -· r OP TMI MiiGS-MASOM: !ARIA NaUonat ndvertlsill& represen-, _, , .. ~lah~ every afternoon eJ· tatlve_. BottineUi·Kirnball, l;ne .. - 1 -~~ ~,- b)' 'l'he Oh.JD VaUey 343 ·Luilllf.Cn Ave., New York ....~~ ~lMI.Jqe •• ' at 110 Metbanie City, 18, N. Y. . 1 . ~.. 'Jiomeroy, 0 . Bu.sitteu offlee Subsuiptlon rlteJ: Oel1Yef7 by _,... to pll011.e- J98. editol'ial oft~e phone nn-ier where available 30 eents '!.-;."· ·117. . per week: One year in advance rrr.- &atered u seeond e!w maU- it Tbe Daily Sentinel otfiee. !q matter at lbe Poat ornee atltl!.i.60; six montha, $7 .80; thret" -, ~ero•, Ohio · mon.ths, $3.90. B_v motor ro1~te r'~<~ -;~·~ where availllble .me month $1 "'R S. -~ o.n. Mor. B:y mail one year $8; 1ix montn!l' c. $4.25; thre-e months $2.50, one ~"' Co'll.tt• • .• City ldltor month Sl. ~n Jw"fiih GfiiHef .to Knilh~ 13.112 A., • duction . Beef is now the favorltt' ~f all meats, having passed pork in 1953, anti this year ·each of us, on the average, will t•at clo11e to 77 tl<Junds of it. 1-?/A 1.. ~uftnary dellcacy wh!ch is s. r . t.. Me- 2t. n, ••d . ' _j ly ·, !'liME• finn bome OA Bunke!' HiU . 98Year0ld I Meigs Native Dies In W.Va. RuUand. MOVED TO CALIFORNIA I eWhite House ..Jrfl. -u«r'l' ~ , '.MIRRIMAN Publishers AsiiOCJation '11.1•>-{ .iJ , ... "Hil .•,. '1. to. SMITH and the (I,.!'Un rPNH White Houte Writer annual A. P. lunch. His flrat year ;T' :·~ · 'J\',iUitiNGTON UP- Buek.stairll he delivered a memorable foreign policy speech, althouah he was on --~ atl1be '·WbJt~ House: -· ,, WJU~e, P,usldent Eisenhower us- the verge of fainting from the :·. ,u..al~ · pltf1 golf In tMirly opuie_ n t agony of an qpset stomaeh. Lut ·.. lftttlnc• . and wllh some or the year he s,poke . to the ANPA In .~·~~·• . tOp petiormt;rs, he's really New York. And thil year he eom•4 -a •.nera~rtt ·colter ln. his beh~vlor in ortiee he addressed the ASNE !I\• ;c.r,. - ~ ,,.,.,.,.,•.1. . -' ,~,.o.q; t-4-~~Aw. t41.lJC'II arty-· pub~ic c~utse hacker, Mr. Ei&eDhower doesn 't like hav )nJ·Js:'a..tW: wail.l- on the. first tee, He. r: likea to get out OI\~Q lhe courll, in ~ 1 )lqrcy. Because of' hJJ high posif>1 ~ . tiOn, he UIUally dbes. He hatr;a \0, 1011o c~f b~Us al· tbouch hrl' ·~sets ·e~ free by th~ 1 nbu,n:~red. "Keep yOur et)'C OR that u ~ne," he'll shout to his caddy wben :!'1 . he popJ one Into tho .rough. t.! . He'• never ..ustJcd wlth his ~ ~md alway1 convinced he .I. •hould have done better. - ltOt' r f; ·,Q\IUe 1 few raised eyebr~ , lo­ C!.ti)'J.all wJ~Ir: when thffPr din f•Ufd io vtilt the cdn~t nlf the D•u•bters of thtl 'AmerJcan Revolution and the American So1\_iet.v .of Nt'!\:Spa~r- ~itO{,. .. The e)lplanatton eonterning Ltlc ASNE which meeta here every tPrlnJ, Ia eaKy. When Mr. Elsenhower flr~tl took QfJ~~. he &gicl ">>!i ' . ld po to 91 lht" ~lg D~!o'l ~,Ptra qftalra, ,ea_qh }'Car- thc.- 'l'' here . Th•t wu tb.e .oc:cuion when pleted the 1fltatl01~ by ·ebOOJlng born .Julr Zl, 18M horne, after •n The · . .wm Seu CJoeap •t ~ IV ~ARLIS M. United· Pr111 Staif · Germa.n: Fr~neh votera •ll lt~orlt41o 9, 1002. O'Brien, Iota, Vlddl-. C)"Dthii JJ;"Uey t9 · Henrietta O'l!rlen, IQto, Mlddleporl. Be.tth• Mrs. WeycrsmJller rot'!"ttc!.~~ Montgo-meey, W. V·a., has slnte resided with her Mn'. Maude MontiJOIDeiJ and nephCM W. L. Montgomery. a: Iiatltburn, H•l.•ai. , II· Ohapp. ond. ·Mo\o Cl.~ to Wut. era ·I.Ccol ·Board of Edliiati.on, Rutlood. · N E'W . FumituN $299.oo ONLY ' .... ··-"'.......... Ia,..... ..,_ ·-lblaar___..... __ _ In Jl ... fll 11 .a • RutlaiiCI Fum. Co. Or Mason Fum. Co. ...... w. 'f& . - . Is Thil World·A ' Fat Man's Paradise? ;· . ' I She i! survived by three ailMrs. Monta:Ohl6Y with teD, whom she lived. M.n. GeOl"ge aod ~"'If M -..- CIJI PI!Deroy · tU.M. Mr. WeyeramiUer operated a furniture store 1nd undertakin1 bla'ineu in ~ old opera boUH when he retired and moved- to Col~ua. He dled .there Au.JIUS'll Berth• R_an~ol:pb and Bua:eU R:audo):ph to Charles P. Zinn and P•II!Y ~;nq, J:j.A, Olivo. Middle Of The ByVotersln ..:: ~;~~~1~~~ • leelt Jlefrtcentw. Loolli ~oad. ' Ellftllul Cdadlllen. d-.auehter . til tll,e late Jol>tt Pomet'CJJ and ot mery, W. Va., in. Harry A. 11•11., to Hoi hbd Dryer, Gu Rule aad Kelriulor illnaa. an4 Mary- oenltritore 'w• manied ift ~e Fl.ureU of Ironton, Ohio and ·1ln. rrom Ver•, Souh;;by (!{ $)'NCUie. Fu,tteral ' serv~ea. were the C.ilver:y · ~IJP'l io Montgomery, Monday In where .)1e is apeaklnJ today. ttons The DAR presente'l! a tomowh•t I~ different case . Mn. Elaenhower IIU}tl hBs been reatlng up from alate w:inter. 111n• 1and a:eltlng tbe' new ward m~era~~on CommuDiam tarnl houte ·· In order at G(!:ttr•· 1, I I it burg, Pa. . She. dt~Cided ahe would not re· turn for th~ DAR conference ~nd 1 ' the Prelldent ..yent to spend the 1948. But ~~~ -'•flt•l lo,. w•o itll· weekend with her in1tead of drop. feted !Jy 'he ext'r4!me rl1h\ ~"'-1· ping ' In on the .women's organlao· Uon. Aetording tn his aides, he P!flY ·•! Ge~. G~orles de Gaulle, h111;l plQnned 1 Of!lY to escoa;t his wbo only a few yeora tro-llad hope of makint himself dictator 'W ife tq- one ~opvtnUon seuion. 1 ;: of .France. '·; ' Wherr she OOolded not to attepd 1 dete•t 'iJII The De Gaullilt ot ·he would net 'go alone. The DAft diiUlroUI PrQPOrtJona. Thete Wll may nnt like it, but that Is the even epeculatloit Jn Pul• whether way lrfr. Eisenhower ls. it miaht not .foretell the death o! Th e President returned from the m~verp,ept whieb pe G•"lll! . Augusla lasl week Wtth a, nottce- started Jn l~T. ~"· " " Mltldlo nbic tnn . Actually, he aequlre~ nothh18 of note In much or It evj;R 'bitlore 11o'~a: tt;r any of .the tbree Ceorgla by . bll~l,\i\ undf. thfl . the .uld._ burial \\'as in the mawoleum at M:ontComer')' ><•- ; orial Park. PAST MATRONS TO MEET The Put Mati'ons m !JvanJ~•· \ line Ch&pter, OflS, will ThuNidllY evenpae at bbe of M.ra. Walter Bunce inltead of Frlda':y as originally sc:hedu1ed. of Charleston, Mr: and Mn. ~4arlf41: 1 Wagner, gradclilldre", Slet.-ie and Cbuck of Syracuse, and Mrs. 0. 0. Tbuton ol Grove. w•• r...,,.. -... . ~· TO TAKE AbVANT~GE Of Our SUPER SALE NOW IN PROGRESS MEIGS OLI)'·ER SALES . ftoae 8W · ' 1f. llolo II&. POIIDOY ' .-.Z_J · ,l ,. ·,· . BE · SURE ' - cl .~•· l;' - -'"------- _,_ Woey~!!!~ ,port and eou.ld remember Mor· lii!D't _Rald in the .P~ray Bend in 1M3, durlr:c the Civil died Frl<l•• ~ J.J, at thri A. P. iffair in New York AU tlJ!t:A-niL\rlcab -.NOwspapcrrt Whitp. lJQ"•·o~lu~lamp . '. <. ------ M~. cent over tbe next 20. It's • aafe bet that this challenge W'm be succes.du.lly met, SCI l,_,nl as we keep our free market and our mpetltlve t.ystem . .!Backstairs At In ~~-I•;"'~·;C;:oot~.;·~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;~ 3 Rooms ~hetbartb Thunday the home of villted Mr. and Mra. Raymond Arnold and family. Mr. and Mn. Wllliam C6ok are vbltiq in ZanesviiJe with her ;Nat.er, Mn. John Evan• and bu.. band anti otber relatives. Herbert Wean ia home afte-r com_plttibJ bif umy eerviee. Tbe J•lt twQ yean were In Germall)'. vulton in the lbymon~ Anwld borne were Mrs. L}•le Hy· tell and daughtet Unda, Mri. AI· yia Adkbu, Mrs. Stella AdkiDJ J.lso typically American goes with ~...baJ4tba,ll-aa it a:oes with other di- I That indic&tes the tremendoua iJ ...,._iODB. ·That's the hot. dog. Last cha11engc that the li 'l!estock and ~ year'~ incredible total oj 8,500,meat industry facell. Eatimatesl ,'i;Je~ J·of.:tbese ed.ibl~ canines say that 20 yeara trom now "ur Gl ~wefe «)9.tl,Umea-which works out pOpulation wiJI · be 21!5,000,000-1'1 to· j ilttte more than t".ne per per· almost IW>,OOO,OOO mo~:e thBn at ~. f&P ~as:b week. It's vuy possible present. If our present rate or .. ~ .~~t th~'-~ riumber wlll be larger meat consumption is to be main~ still &Ialii year. ti\nd thr hot dog's tained, pr . . ductlon .win have tQ be ~ cou•in, tlte Uankfur1er, is also increased as much' u JD per cent h ~II.J:!Iier)y devoured in steadilY over the next HI yelltiJ snd 30 per 1 · tner6aainc quantlties. • ~~OUr devotion to the hot dog is \:·., .. _,_-tfJDWI.Ie of the nation.1l taste. We are a country of meat caters . Save for a few small countries, such a..-.. Mr. ID4 llrt. WUI1am CDOk were Sunday dimler cue1U of bet .bro-lht!, Mr. and Krt. Clarence I'Aen 1nd f•mll)', Let.lrf., W. Va. Nath.ln Araold and famUy, Wetter-vllle, moved Tburld.ay to ttae.ir Ronald Bartoo, Nellie Barton, Florence 8.-- t'rederiek, E. K. 1'\-e· drick, Dorotby West, Elmer West Mary Ekhokl:, · Gordon G. Ekbolm to Joe Grueser, several p•re~b. w,.. IY Mill. WILLIAM COOK ·. ~ ~ 3Giul .F.daDoalda ud · Billtld ~ u•lln. :wUUO. ~ Hamm ~~ G...,.n, Ky ., tho lln. Anold II _ . .... TU-1 supper ,...,.. of llr. a114 oble 10 rotwll to IHr ..... 11 .... JUyDiobd Aralold ..d 1.,.117. . ale II t eootlorlllt lin. Dora St.ratton and Nn. ~. Kyrt.le Coo)l; were Friday IUHW Mr. ad 11r1. Clare~ .,.,II r of Mr. ud Kn. Lealer Brooi.ovtr were Suada)' tUIIII fll Wr •lllW of Pomeroy. Hh. Hattie Uakaaut., ,._... Mr. and Mrt. Cleland Howar-d rO)' . a.od daut)ltera were Sund•y vlaltPaul RelbeJ lnd Kr. aacll llnl. on lD Atbland, Ky. Clarence ·Swaucu .Wttd· Tu 4 -Mra. J:raest Lowe and Mra. Mae even1n1 wltlli lit. ud· lin. WW. ZIOJ\ '1903 LOVERS''SPAT PATCHED UP ile Kennedy aod Estber Kennedy 7.7D A., 836, nJ, Rl4, Rutland. ·Hcrnrd Biue-11 aDd Gttlkllne &isseU to R'Obel1 Du.rrt ,ad . M• -'ne. ~. 2A, ~ rods, 822, 1'3, ftl'l, Lebanon. A.. E. Batton, deceased to Ron· aid · Barron.', FlOl'eDee ·Frederick, Dorothy WHt~ imd Mary L. Ek· holm, Ru~land. Al1.9trilia and Denmark, we lead t'be world in per capita meat .pro· N:M..~ts. M. Hart· ij)3, S.lilb~cy. Jleulj X.ennfll4y, 1tuby Kentiedr)' P,roi, RObert Pltdi, Sadle ·FraIler, and Frank FJ~Nler to Wry- GettYour Red Hots Here . Country the crowds are turning · out fdr ··tbe most typically Amer- PbQebe man-, 3% A., Columbia. --- ------------- r. 1n ball PJrks aU over tbe 'and ' ~-.; r~ . w . Maibel Hartman. to Robert E. ! ~~t.hw;f baseball season iB un- . ~' FINA~ISTS . ...... ,. ' ·, .- ,_~' 'l~~nl!e · at S~ Sci\QGI ..-.:-,,,:, , -~ r ,. ~he WN WI, • Melhodist o«ebn·g. . Mr,,and 111!.. 0 :'.11· MI:Dade ol Parbribtirt, Va., epen\ Sun- w: dill' 111th Hr. -.nd "'"· Vrll'iiR. -1 w. w. . " . ., • ;o ! • .-•, ' ' " .. ' .. t f 'T;' • .-:" .. ,. \! '- ,.e ' ., < • ' �F01.1r -· • • ~ "'l . • • ,~ Most Managers Fipd They·Have Same Clubs·. .. ' -MOVING-_UP ..... . · • Red Sox Are I Unlltd ' ' " ' Sport. Wrl..r Mike Hi~lns h1s ~ he Boston Red Sox rour -positions better off than they were 11 year ago ~oday but most of Lhe other new man· agers are flodlnl the)•'ve cot the :<~a me = • .ptist District 'Phe DaHv Sentinel •• Coqfetenct Held COridou!s PianoReeital . . LE.(GIJE ·MOO·N BEAMS Rav•na t Mo.ntual 0 Toronto 15 Columbus 3 Bulfalo at Q.icbmomi, 2'1 ppd rain ' . 1 Tha~!~~~e " • INTE~AT!ONAL Better Off -' ,. . THe Oail Sentinel Po • Roe:beater ~ytacu.s<:l, "te4. AMEKI~ Minnea.~oU.. .5 old ',eams. ' ~ ~ w. &;- ASS~~A'fl~ - On SPO·R TS I,~-;;::&""t;;;,;";';&;;:; II • , .Jteanor s. S~UIJ. ~ SOCiety J<Utor - PbOne 6979 J.ltcWe B'lll:h8 liawkllll. J>QlneNy Society .Editor. Phone 6Ut -~ ·~. Personals RIIDfVIt~l MAN AR...t. . Gorll4 Bartlager, It, • Yillt ,WII ltTftted early tilif mo.r ni"l by Slllo 111~11 ht· lolmao IV. R. DIVI,_ oo eb...., tA lntoxicaUon and dltturblol J ' M;s. Smith F.~ 0 89th the peaet. €!batleston 4 Toledo. 6. Sl. E'1MII 3 ' ' It add!! up to a bitter blow for ,l~~~~~~~w ion" the "ba.eball \Ul· which sec:und-•ueuerJ eontedds that lbt • year'~; pilut was reaponeible for everything that went wrona.- And it just could be eaualnc some red face~ among general manajetll who made the manaa:er the "coat•~ of .1 ;ioo~SOt poor 19M campaign. Marty Marlon ' I of the Chieaao- Philadelphia PhUUea are the only other l)ew ~tilota who have their 1 teaml doin& about 81 weJl II they dld In the Cir•t t..,o w~lul of laat aeaao•, Maripn b., the White Sor leadint the Americart Lea1ue Juat u they did • year 110 ua4-el' Paul Jtichards and Smith'• Pbillta are In fifth • place tn the Nauoul League just as they were em this date last year under Steve O'Neill. • 1~ LOO their ef(ort-a Rocky 'Cutellanl, IliD!!<, O.Volond by the fonna· Ohl9. OP.tP:Oln~ed Chico VI);9Da, 1116'1/1;. Cuba, 10. circqit sbould !lfjloOKLYN: East"'n I'OJ:~WQ rool ba<EI>.tll thl• Arena: tulq .Perez, 128, Brj)(lk.l~ faDS. Every .outVi?int.ed ;Ru.dy Garda, 1~ ~011 <>1 !ol A.n,(~es 10. . . Pa'OVlDENCE, ; B. 1.: 140':4~ 3 LB. WIENERS only $1~00 Worcester, ' ' ... For Qq~t..r.s. . .; '. .. .-'J ;\ .,.· .. ,1~ t"r,·~·~•'t-:~1' .,. ... . '- -o. ·o . . ,... . ,.·:.. -· t > I • '• I, '· ··~. hte~M'oltn• ; ·I'" ' > ' ,· ' ' .. -:·:ro.· ·, ' _, \ l II• ~~t;t' t.. •"\ ,.~.,~. • ... -·,_ ·' f''~' ,/, ,. , ' SIMON•s MARKET . ' ., SEE ·Us:......, ..... " . - . -· . ' • ' .t'!' .,,.,,l•u!:r "''"'o~lcos ~~ cday. . '. , • E: D <' , Jt. ~.~'I:W II'RIU' MEW YbR\t:, Sl. N1ehDiu,A>ono OUlJ!OID\ed Paoli Roai, 137, 10. d' . ' .FIGHT RESULTS Monroe, w nannmat FURNITURE . ' teepinJ t'hi& are-, tO keep the ' f•r~tihire BAKER ha.ve Admits Closer He Gets . Record, Worse He'll Be , N.W White Sox an4 Mayo Smith of the 'W~Y'S SPORT l'AIIAUE t ,\J,.SO I ' Sterr-' 'tbat power m•""-11i111 Bli TeD end at the year thta. ·~p!J' Lll ce grid crown. him Lo • pair o4 minor ~ttln:,- CbiiQ' P lO~J hJI t _))oU'. !II 11114,.\ b . I be the san, {..Ca,ue w h .~ ••j, t'1"D. 11e11Qtld ID ' ~ l1.ed "J ·'· l !n 1967 at ' Memphil he paced Southern A&loclatlon- wlth .3'm'. ' ·- "'; ,.,.. -· .j -- I p}v . •1vouR \ \1• ' ~ SUNRISE TO SUNSET STATION" 1~1 . ' . 'c. ~ .. ' "':":'!. ...... -. 990 ' . On Your Diol In Goiii~HPIIt "Cedi Us.Fo' ·· ' I,~ ... ', ~·I ,'I"'·'<.1.' l'tlolft liM w. aU•~ t,i·h!lllll .;~lailll ..n~.e, ., prompUy brlilgtnc Jn your atalled or . 1vl'll!lke4 car strikes ~· .. i ' ' �F01.1r -· • • ~ "'l . • • ,~ Most Managers Fipd They·Have Same Clubs·. .. ' -MOVING-_UP ..... . · • Red Sox Are I Unlltd ' ' " ' Sport. Wrl..r Mike Hi~lns h1s ~ he Boston Red Sox rour -positions better off than they were 11 year ago ~oday but most of Lhe other new man· agers are flodlnl the)•'ve cot the :<~a me = • .ptist District 'Phe DaHv Sentinel •• Coqfetenct Held COridou!s PianoReeital . . LE.(GIJE ·MOO·N BEAMS Rav•na t Mo.ntual 0 Toronto 15 Columbus 3 Bulfalo at Q.icbmomi, 2'1 ppd rain ' . 1 Tha~!~~~e " • INTE~AT!ONAL Better Off -' ,. . THe Oail Sentinel Po • Roe:beater ~ytacu.s<:l, "te4. AMEKI~ Minnea.~oU.. .5 old ',eams. ' ~ ~ w. &;- ASS~~A'fl~ - On SPO·R TS I,~-;;::&""t;;;,;";';&;;:; II • , .Jteanor s. S~UIJ. ~ SOCiety J<Utor - PbOne 6979 J.ltcWe B'lll:h8 liawkllll. J>QlneNy Society .Editor. Phone 6Ut -~ ·~. Personals RIIDfVIt~l MAN AR...t. . Gorll4 Bartlager, It, • Yillt ,WII ltTftted early tilif mo.r ni"l by Slllo 111~11 ht· lolmao IV. R. DIVI,_ oo eb...., tA lntoxicaUon and dltturblol J ' M;s. Smith F.~ 0 89th the peaet. €!batleston 4 Toledo. 6. Sl. E'1MII 3 ' ' It add!! up to a bitter blow for ,l~~~~~~~w ion" the "ba.eball \Ul· which sec:und-•ueuerJ eontedds that lbt • year'~; pilut was reaponeible for everything that went wrona.- And it just could be eaualnc some red face~ among general manajetll who made the manaa:er the "coat•~ of .1 ;ioo~SOt poor 19M campaign. Marty Marlon ' I of the Chieaao- Philadelphia PhUUea are the only other l)ew ~tilota who have their 1 teaml doin& about 81 weJl II they dld In the Cir•t t..,o w~lul of laat aeaao•, Maripn b., the White Sor leadint the Americart Lea1ue Juat u they did • year 110 ua4-el' Paul Jtichards and Smith'• Pbillta are In fifth • place tn the Nauoul League just as they were em this date last year under Steve O'Neill. • 1~ LOO their ef(ort-a Rocky 'Cutellanl, IliD!!<, O.Volond by the fonna· Ohl9. OP.tP:Oln~ed Chico VI);9Da, 1116'1/1;. Cuba, 10. circqit sbould !lfjloOKLYN: East"'n I'OJ:~WQ rool ba<EI>.tll thl• Arena: tulq .Perez, 128, Brj)(lk.l~ faDS. Every .outVi?int.ed ;Ru.dy Garda, 1~ ~011 <>1 !ol A.n,(~es 10. . . Pa'OVlDENCE, ; B. 1.: 140':4~ 3 LB. WIENERS only $1~00 Worcester, ' ' ... For Qq~t..r.s. . .; '. .. .-'J ;\ .,.· .. ,1~ t"r,·~·~•'t-:~1' .,. ... . '- -o. ·o . . ,... . ,.·:.. -· t > I • '• I, '· ··~. hte~M'oltn• ; ·I'" ' > ' ,· ' ' .. -:·:ro.· ·, ' _, \ l II• ~~t;t' t.. •"\ ,.~.,~. • ... -·,_ ·' f''~' ,/, ,. , ' SIMON•s MARKET . ' ., SEE ·Us:......, ..... " . - . -· . ' • ' .t'!' .,,.,,l•u!:r "''"'o~lcos ~~ cday. . '. , • E: D <' , Jt. ~.~'I:W II'RIU' MEW YbR\t:, Sl. N1ehDiu,A>ono OUlJ!OID\ed Paoli Roai, 137, 10. d' . ' .FIGHT RESULTS Monroe, w nannmat FURNITURE . ' teepinJ t'hi& are-, tO keep the ' f•r~tihire BAKER ha.ve Admits Closer He Gets . Record, Worse He'll Be , N.W White Sox an4 Mayo Smith of the 'W~Y'S SPORT l'AIIAUE t ,\J,.SO I ' Sterr-' 'tbat power m•""-11i111 Bli TeD end at the year thta. ·~p!J' Lll ce grid crown. him Lo • pair o4 minor ~ttln:,- CbiiQ' P lO~J hJI t _))oU'. !II 11114,.\ b . I be the san, {..Ca,ue w h .~ ••j, t'1"D. 11e11Qtld ID ' ~ l1.ed "J ·'· l !n 1967 at ' Memphil he paced Southern A&loclatlon- wlth .3'm'. ' ·- "'; ,.,.. -· .j -- I p}v . •1vouR \ \1• ' ~ SUNRISE TO SUNSET STATION" 1~1 . ' . 'c. ~ .. ' "':":'!. ...... -. 990 ' . On Your Diol In Goiii~HPIIt "Cedi Us.Fo' ·· ' I,~ ... ', ~·I ,'I"'·'<.1.' l'tlolft liM w. aU•~ t,i·h!lllll .;~lailll ..n~.e, ., prompUy brlilgtnc Jn your atalled or . 1vl'll!lke4 car strikes ~· .. i ' ' �• ••dlr r ....llot r u cja •• 0111~. •nd .00. , a in lie lor • ' �• ••dlr r ....llot r u cja •• 0111~. •nd .00. , a in lie lor • ' �• • ... • 1111o coro~,y, ""''" .oo~ Don . ' l ti.ISTORY IN •• '. . • The . Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . EngGged Couple· Honored At ~111;ty l'hoalu . wh~ manti:1c wiU be u twe~ af 3und..r~ M"ay 1, wer• . . _ wllh a patty SaU11'11iy '"ISihl ~ 't he bon'w.-ef llr araa lin. Ilea N'"t<li... M>p le Plfl<e ~croy, ~tlren li.Y tbe cb<iir ·;;I Ute l"""'raleiJ Chu reh. "' !Pillk and aqua ripe ,PIIper ram, ~ oste11-decl rrom. the cbaadalier 1D the diaioa room aad a liJ'III ere., paper umbJeJla of tbt I&IH -tt~lon renter-tel the archwaJ bet.ee-n the lh'ibl .nd dlnln& ' " • • Tuesday, April 26, 1955 Chic·n: CI!P~ming HEADLiNES .. .. ~ Plan VacatiOn Bible &hoot. adl• &1... ~' w'Jth Pta' a.adln lo lilY• heart '"""" '.5dl<len on t-Jther aide. ~ A pi. rose eentered !he pun• b bgwl: Altcndin,i Weft aitmberl ol the · t:holr and' Nul N~IIR! ind •on ~ ' ' I /' - Oluiq Q\e evenina: s w6o1 blan- .. tOriitht.... Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, Ohip, Pbooe 898 · • eace • "'r · The •.,oup alto boutltltwo new aqd D!Jll wtte ~~erved . from a Lable .-.UJ; pint lia<en cover and center· itetJU for the· school. 'nlme were >I><oi.Ul!ll . for 1 acreened •thooJ •.t:ut a. •• .._ nv....., fair and wanwer. In Point Pleasant Oft•i'rldar, April 28. • .. WilT VIRGINik Cloudy .....,, ft'th U •• 60. hMe da...un.. Day. activitlea nk' • OHIO: ..... <loucll- oOliay, hith IS t. 60. fair ..,....... tew 41 t• 45. Thu......, McrtM'ctMHflnns Inti w..-..f. An i:llection was also beld to itled. a " May Dl)' Queea" to repr__ t 111e Letart school at ..a, beMlf of tbe t:hoir by Mrs. Neut.z.. ~ ~he president · tadi'!IJdual servings or wbite ict d in aqua 1nd topped witq 1 pink J'O&e, lime ice punM Weatfu.r • •' Ill..., o!{ilq> <le<ted .,.,.. Ra- k~ ••• pfcaented th~: couple in ' . at I ~o<ri:t '·G,Ibbo:· 1'l<e pr..l~•nl ; Pau-,1 • I~ "NyJor, •eci'et.ary and Audrey 110/fin,n, treuum. • • Dickie and I(IJ! Everttt Thl)mu. l1IOiiiL ' • Middl~,Orters 1"" wllh ... ~itaetit "' plllk dop ood 1111d pu.& hflh?t ie 1 LNU.t , J ~n el~· lh,e ,klifheo of ttie -' .' • fOil 11011111 DICOIATOitl . Mill , ,OIRALP,tNI · .. SHOOP, Mttt nrinlne c0111ultent for tM ~rtnMnt ariel Ill Mental ...,,..,.. C.rrectltHt CohiHV .. ,I i ___,j;~~~~~~~~~;~~~ ~e~~~ will...·M...,. tho h"" ,fnCJ,.I ., .. tho ..eaa.er Afhen• _ lt1tt Hot,fttf, ..Athftt1 Oltla. . ,.., 4, AI • ,. .. of .... - · · vanca Df ~al i.~~~~~!:~~~~:..: ;r.,. ~.. x~ .•UIJM!IV••• !J... , IMl'~ I l'bl sillb blrtbdo:,- ol IJnda · d•lfSbter of "'· and Mrs. Willard. Hui'lq~ W'll eelebrat~ ThUrada)an..nl>on at the llliddleporl Road. Ride Pa~-- G••" were played d~rla1 the party aad prizes Were won by June Quluen., I!IDd Charlea •!•llttry. LIOAL NoTICI Arthur L. Tattft'IOn, wbuse piace of residenCe t. unknown, is hereb)' notified' that on t~ 18th. da~ of April, A. D. 110&, j01.nne Tat· tertOn, belnJ plainllff, filed ber petition aaainat bim II defendant in th" Court of' Oommdn -P leas, Meip County, Ottlo, Cpst No. 12,293, praylna for dlv9f•; from said Artbur L. :1'1t~On on · the grounds ol Wilful .A.boucc of ,.ld . detcn4ant from said pl1intUl for more tJI•n t~ne year last ~t. I ~raN . Ne1lee.t Oullh>Or-~~it! . ·. ~·: :aoili. · · · Jet erea111 and eup c1kes were served before tile 'dec:tn'aled birth• day eake w1a eut ud ~~erved with lefd tes to the ebtldren. Mrs. Hurler wu.ullll8ted·br Mrt. Cllr.. hcll Gilmore ' s·lJOTS:t(JESDAY· ol . DuiY.· •pd Jtx. · treme Cruolty, Jrnl PJAinUit alao; pran tor the ctfe·, C.U~Jt9cfy tnd cont'i ol 'of the c:blldrftn tb'e par• tlca. htreto, . rN&Qnable' 1bpport and malntenaneO /ot ·ll&ld ·ehildren in lbe fu&ur'.l, and·. for other proper relief. Satd ·eau!le w1a1 bo lor hcarinll on or after tba J1t. dAy or June, A. D. J83D. • · Jouo·e .Tatteraoa CROW li dROW Judy HUl'ley. 1,,:~~~~~~: qP'...,-Preaictent E tOd,ay ielri. Cctaartn a ~ · man•• " farm proJf'lm, designed to "opea the dpor• of • ' . Fel(dw$~tp.Gt~p •i .r ,.,.rl n AtOakHill ,,. .. CUI4ttl,.n, It matrtt I' trtlt d..l to. Mn;1K..tM 1M Mrs. 'Vouftt slna ·both t~r )o,_ . .,. stricken With polio In 1952. Mti KoltGti'S: sort, ' Jaj, 15, waa tho flrlt -fatal vl~~:tlin tf tht clr.tM d.i MIM'. 1n fltlt count;. Hayne~. Mra. James Br..,or,.ltii'!,>Wollit lliiv~r. MI'J. 'Jame1 Allen, Mr1. Robert Turner, J4rl,\1 8ilt· ~~~~. ,,_..vcrRej 1 'And DOORS To OPPORTUNITY' . ,. .; N~'P~rMan' 'Pr~gt~ To (Mngress IPEN THE Marks' Birtliday. '''"M4AthaM~ tht '"" ttov.. t.n'ltld It the ncti.tiP ...... """ttl . tOO QUI;BREN TAI\F:SALK · 11 '· --~ - MHith • WN'lc 1 ~· -, pllrf.unttr" to ),300,000 low-taeome families on small Iarnu. "In tbk wea:tbl~t of IUitiODI, where per e1pita Income il the r"~~::~t~n iht world, !bore thin le of the familieS who live Ameriean fann!l still blve tiJh incl~eolm••m•" of· leu than Sl,Ooo ayear'' Prealdent llld in a a,Peeial to , pro1rams ud eredit ~ more On .small wOuld be traiJJed for IDduatrlal lobo and to move off. land iO I, ~''"'"'!l.\O'~· or Qfnton Fisher Co~ ' S•Jet PAIPn Senlee Moura I to 5 . F~.. PqrJdng l>b. 6!85-X • SAM'S APPEAL o. egot.ate . ., FOR NEW TRIAL For Cea.Fire Cl.l!lVEI;MOI), o. UP~. TeD Ol Corres!'Oadenee• ,' , mueJ H. &ttfti'Pml elaimed. lo4!1ul tb•t b;o .wif•'• true murderer With RU88ia's Zhukoz 1' lol.btnded aool llp)ottered &Y DlfAN W. DITTM. . owm blO od about tile JD\tld.er u~ ..,... Staff c.,.,,,,,n.M roo-.m after hia viclim bit him. WASHINGTON UP-Presi~e~ ·On the bait. ol that Ellell.hower Hid t9day be feels •' dlxovered evidtnc:e,'" Dr. that world peace hopei are brls:h~ pard said, the trial UJ•t .ended eatq. . · ., , biJ eonvieti011 ol aeeond-degree He .mad'" the stateinart at 1 murder 1boulcl h ~et aside -and new• conference at wblclt ht fully "'. a nO.. '.::"!~! <Jtd~ed . Conunoa Neu Judee F..Ow.,;: ~1ytbin received the defense ,il?" peat; and said he would reach · a decision by Tburtday, pr<l>batJ1y in \lie momine, The left.UDded tiller tbeorY was adVanced In a 33-page affi. daf'il lilfted by Dr. Paul L.. Kirt, UniVersity of Califontia c:riminotoJilt blred to invSigate the IDiltfeo~enee Day panrder of Drr Sam•• •pregnant wife, MarilYD It .,.. one seven affidavitJ; ~ cepted by Judge Blytbln for stOOy. The Kirk par'tJ , of which an' earlier ar ' llllddleport PODIIO'I DOWl\1 THREE DAIJ.K ST.RI!ETS Bndtriclk '0ratrf.nl, R•Ut. Roman. M•rU.• Hnr Tburt. Ulll Fri., April ZUII STUDENT PRINCE Clnemuoope IT~ ..nlolM) Ann at,ch, .Edmund Putdo• '· 12"CHICKE~' TODAY ' ceq_;" of ~~ieh .w,e are ·PQ,t" ' co~: MEIGS 'l'llff. and Wed., .\prll ZI-J7 endoned Secretar)o at Stale Joha Fw tea ::all=:' !!!~~.!..."!!!!!!"! "!'t.~ dar tbat this country is willing to negotiate dire«l)' 1'1tb Red China for a eeaae fire m ~ Formou .traits. Like Dullea, Mr. Eimlhower emphasized that the rnlted states will not deal bebind N1tionalill CbiD1'1 back on matters ill •bleb that natlon'a in...... are irmJlved. But be Hid the United Stat• would be dad · to &&It with RH China about 1 CG~e-fin! or anything else not sffeetlnJ N.Uonalilt China';t own affairs. Mr. Eiaeaho'wer idso diJidOeed tbat' he bas eoriesponded r~entl)' cwn o1 Ap- with Manhal Georct Zbul:ov_, RUthat: sla'• defmse minilte:r: He. d• JCrlbed the eldwl1e of lettm • penonal correppondeaee with 'old ftit:Bd. .of W~rld War a ~~--~~~f ... AU Plelaret Ill CJNJ!MAIICUPB or WIDE ScRi:IN ' · admiDiatraUon by Seeret.ary of Acrlt')llture Era T.. Ben1011. The Presidtmt's brier messa1e aaid the program, prepared aftu more tban a year of study, baa· " my 1eaeral approval." BensO__a emphasized tbe "lone range" nature of the program Ia hiJ report but called for an immediate 1tari. u11 iOn:.~· p~!..!U!fl He recommended launching "pilot" tairdly edtteation and IUidanee operatlons in at leut 50 counties durin( the eo mine year. He •US· gested st.ate5 should be encouraged to open at least 12 "pilot" programs of aon-farm job trainiaa: for farm youth. · JUDGE UIGHS T N Tues. and Wet4., ,,.11141 ' .. A WOMANS t'ACI , •lean Crawfard, - Mell~A ~- · A.,ta .... SARATOGA TRUN~' Thun. ... Fri., Oar,v CooPer, I~ . . . . . . one lo another, .. Athens Men Plead Guilty To Chqrge th,eae'· ' th~.-\ ·amont theJnl-a1l Int ricate can make for genhUJ make for ldloc:y, aubtl~ and «eleJotiall .... Einstein Brain • ~ ."-1 Twel~e boys and girls in Meigs Cou.n tJ.. h~ve t:ntered the. ·ot Tori(6rrow· Conteat wbitb ' ed in .{fiiJ distciet OD April boyJ ahd two girll frmn diftefto.t The two Athens men being part.. Of. t.be eouat)o hive. entered heM in· the Meigo Ooll'ntr. Jail : th& tont,~t. . _, •• cb~ of obllining '·f'IO!I"! ·.. Enterid in the contest are · ~ 'oo false pretenses. pleaded f guij. Neloon, Lana,.IUe; Dooald Nel..., ty in • preliminary bearin(~ ~14 Langsville; DWight Nelson, l.anJI:• Tuesday in Justice of tbe Pilee ville; lli.rian Lee Smith. Route 1 Pere:r Peoplea' Court. Portland; Sharon Attin1, Portland; Justiee Peojll.. lllid todq ~· Dilvld Piet<:~ t..npville; Duane U11e pair, idelttifled as, Robert q. Jim', Laagsvi.Ue; Larry Bur, R(JH, 28, aad loha P. PetiU, %7. Langsville; Gord.on At!pnt. Rut- will be bound over to lhe i:Nbd land; Donald Welch, Route I, llar- 11111'. They are cbarz:ed with "eoDD· rilonviJle; Larry B. Morris, Route 1 Langsville and Da1107 S. Zir.tle, iag"' ID elderiy Meip CouDt.7, woman out of ~ for, l~~ee "!!:! :,,~, W~ Main. Pomeroy. · were Rules for the t!Oiitflt are that repalra wblch al.Je,:edbr tbe bar.ebin( muat have been be- fleYU really ~ cone. tween the dates .April 3 &Dd ,\pril Di fmal iaapection 1nd. weiBbiDI ~~ Y IN FUNQI ,., .~- ' . ,, will be J~J3: te.n ~ t~ IID<il · . Ricmd ~- _, $iltlan :. to be t1ten ~ 1 proct~~iq pint; towuhi~ c:lerk, *!AI ~, be _bia only bOys aol! Jlrll betwo:i:a !eli been adV41e4 by lhO A!lilltor'a 01· and twenty )'etrl' o( qe no J1ee that the . ~-. lad . 4-H, liTA or FH,4. memben ·of aa IUJJdJ wiU ·not be llftllabl6 untU Oblo Chapter mat pat\kl-. AJI&WL • ·• Countiea in IIWi d:lslriet No. D, are Noble, N:~Droe. Mo~ Waf!b,. oi one bit ano\hcr1 tbe 1chJiwei1 :.'~ OF TOMORROW' .l1fd••.. ENTRYS LISTED ..., ·A.f<1i&;C seiow. Also th-ere ' arc IHIU\ , a consCioua •nd ~·an· u~contciOUs wh ich both ·· are ~~ manif,eltlol the ·same brai,ri., ,· .· The lnterp1ly or ces", the s.hittinl ~~ .. ·- .. ·~,,~,.. CritwcU 1pcnt th~ diY• with You·na peoplt and; ReV/ :""'lnd A~ Bangerler. 'Mr~"· and R~~crl H11rley and aon ,J:Irbeo, for. I' ~e]l_. ·~t at ·· lime. A10l8U111 wl~ : lho were Mr. afld · Jin~ Mr1. '·qeorae are UlllttU 81. lnaton, Athena, Vf!rtl>.l.., lleip. Mu-swn. Perry, Roetina, Jack..., Gallll.&l~ La-.., BeJ. mollt and Guemse)', CounCil J\,ec'l,_... J,li~ . New Police Car met . .. • CLtNtC Adb\laaioDa Mrs. Maxine Diddle, Rt<lnl'- ~prU 20; Mn.J,. ~lew•!'• lljo..nvllii, 'Ain'il 21< J.!r'lo. Marprte Buteber, Pomeroy, AprU 21. Bbtttl: ·Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Gf.d.eaer,:' MinersvUle, j son. · April 2o,;.1"honfas L)'nn;' Mr. Ahd Mta:. W.W.n Wfltlht, Mlddle.,Ort, dau· lbter, APril 21, Pearl Je1n. · M •• T THUR$~AY ti~ket • sales ' prediCt will be Obio R• •If yuh antt fl._. It In fh• cllck..tlurHry, th' •flu er tli' .,.,..H ' .................. 1111 for It tt. th' Nilfr.ut CINCllfi!ATI l'll~Cf .1' . CINCIIINATI; o, UP--l!;ga steady, dul~ llleQuale ll'f' filhl demand; ~wner Jt. ·laqe •bite 38 to 39, brown mil: 3'f to 38;.mediwnl 35 to 38: curient receiplo :18 to 30. . 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