http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/edf5bfb4b9d58b3b2459e3b774f3d50f.pdf 3aae4691e906e8f2a28e22c0f76ab2cd PDF Text Text • J • • r , ' • • . enttne • • • • ~ • . ..... . . I ,. Weather· OHto: '* and ,_,.,. with I!! tilth .. M te 70 ...,_.,~ '"' t.· .u.ht 45 .. 50. ........., • cl................ • WilT VIRGINIA: CIM14f, ... a.nhtt c....r ~. Lew t.. nltltt 4.1 .. !0. We4-., ,.. No.27 ·Governinent •f~w 1'o·G&Oo. Gues.ts were Mi'Bf ·rrect crow Sr. Mrs. Fred Crow Jr., Mrs. Emerson Jones, Mrs, Norrn.an Rose and da Thoma, Columbus, witt be the speaker. - Single S:0PY I . Pomeroy Vlll;~ae Council put teetb inlo their determinatiOQ to rid tbe town of the coal dust problem Monday nilht. CouMII ..... M4 tho firm ~ Craw and Crow, AtNrneop. t., ... ..,.. _1.... .... · - Cool ,.....•.._., Ur• hbhtr, ff "'tha caal 4utt ,........ CMI4 Mt N ..lml...._. • a ~Mndly ..._. PrN CNW Jr.. hat lllieen """"' ..u.... tho VIII- ... Its looil c-,...., ..... .. t~ Four eoDlerenc:e A...... ia no preaettt to do tbts and wpn't.l•e eonsid· there -..... .,. what hiP. p~at llaay neap ............ thf ..,. tha,.._ DN14HW fairlr ~• the fwiM ha4 ,.,. iDI a bitumlnoua treatment, Items ...... lt. . . . . . . . . . .,. ......... to~~ ... ....,...,. · Propotel No. 4 Mt!igs County, Ohio, on RecUOn1 ;2.02, 24.114, State Route No. 124, In Sutton Townthlp, by applytnc f bituminous treatment, Item11 T·30, T·32. Pavement ~ Width 18 feet. Length 19,272.<.1Crfeet or 3.65 miles. Proposal No. 5 , Meigs County, Ohio, ob Section (22.96 S)'racwe), State Route No. 124, In Sutton Townahip by .4JI· plylnl a bituminOus . treatmenf, ltemll T-30, T-32. Pavement: Widtll 18 feet. Length 8,923.20 feet or l.IUI miles. Prapoaal No. 6 Meigs County, Ohio, on Section 28.10 (part), State Route No. 124, Jn t.ebanon Township, by applylnft a bltuminlluB treatment, Jtems T·30 T·32 Pavement: Width 18 feet. !A'ncth 20,433.60 ft'et or 3.87 miles. Propotal No. 7 Melg!l County, Ohio, on Section 21.48, Stale Route No. 680, In Orange and Olive Townshipe:. tw applying a bltumlnou11 treatment, Items T-30, T-32. Pavl!'ment: Wld1h 18 feet. Length 41,184.00 feet or '7.80 milca Propctlaifl N011. 1 to 8 Inclusive of this project to bf' completed not later than September HI, ID8'5 The minimum wage to be paid ~0 aiJ llbctr employed on thl!! eOQ· trad shall be in aeeorclance with the "Scbcdul!i of PrevniiJng Hourly Wa•e Ratea A~eertalncd and Do· termlned by The Department or ther thar- a4 tM ...,. hNrt, lu,... and ltnr. Dr• Havw, ,.._.rJ.. ct.n in ciiMwe. ..w it wu ..... ~w. ttw tMJr ...,.. rewtt.d ,..., t.clr ~ ......... IUpttlifcl llyaDar.. Mt.tlunp. ...n ~ Plelllrol In CINEIIIASCOPB or WIDE SlilRBEN fOJdJ:BOY MEIGS The bride given In marriage by her father, chose a gown of white lace over nyll'ln tulle made bailer. ina length and wore a cap trim· med In 8CCd pearls and shoulder len;th Yell of illusion. She car · rled a white Bible topped with a cascade arrangement of scattered carnations and a white orchid. Mrt. Hooper wore an aqua dress with matching bandeau and cara ·cascade arrangement or ~ '"rnatloll8. rs. Yeager, mother of the bride, wore a navy silk dress wlttt matching acccssorieR and white rose corsage and Mrs. Bin&ltam mother ot the aroom, wore an aqua rulk dress with white aeces· Indu~trlal Relation!! applicable to State Highway Department lm· pro.,.cmenls ln accordance · with Sections 41J~.03 (17·3), 41Ut04 (17-41, 4U!U3 (17.fa), 4115.06 (17 51 and 4115.07 (17-Ga) of the Revised Code or Ohio." The bidder mulJt submit with his bid a certified check in the ' TilE FAR COUNTIIII' J'll!~ . (~ofttne . Stewart, Ruth Romata C•l't'ei, Wflt.er·Brennan .The reaen-e bW cleared lbe House Armed Services Coinmittet b)' a 31 ·to ·s Vole~ "-e last mono. SeuJing Club Meet. At WUdermuth Home . up art.,r an Jldmlil.litla.· TIJ( .. _ • II bu.ild up 'a· 2',900,CJOO.man serve by 1060~ It would: 1. Authorize tbe President to call 1 million r~iats Jnto tion In .a ~natiolial emergency Witbout awaiting OOogressionaJ rh< Tri.Ctey Sewing CM> •·/1181 ThUT.u:tzy evenlq a·t trhe home of Mrs. MiJI.ard Wk:IJermarth wbo receioved hoaten. glfh Jrom tbe members. M the dose of the sotial hooT ill dc&s-ert course was served lby M-rs. WilderrTJUtt.h ar.1l it was &nnouneod t'hat the nexi meetlna woukl be at the bcm.e or &J,r~. Bradf.ord Ma•:JtR, IM':11ersviUe { .. Those present were MTs. Wlill· lam Grueser, Mrs. Jlarn.eJ SVmpton, Mrs, Ru~dl Will.lon, Mrs . Hiram Bll$.her, Mrs. Bradlford Miaag, Hazd Grueser, MrB. fl.oob. ert ft'llbert.s, E~laabelh Fiok, Pau· . wee. line SptlD~Cer'. of $6,660;00. Plan!! and spec1fitatlona are. on · Wl)'S and. the olflce of tbe dlvhflou clcputr 1hrcctor. rhc director fONerVC!I the ,rl1ht to rch•et an.J.· and all bids. S. 0 UNZELL, I Slate Highway Director. I~) 9·l6·2te New Tie can install anywherel ·te -draft · )JOU.tti(!: trainlas iind tbe ~roaram proJNm _propou,l tile alx-mon,tll was njftteil lftll put.. on voluntary basis. Otber eoa:&reeional nnra: AIIIPOW&R: Sm. Stuart &,... iocton D.Mo. said Russia's · "illcredibly rapid deveJopmeilt'' ' Dl ' lone-range jet bmD.bers ia '<~D. ill· Require .aU men enterinj: the dication '"they liave more .tren)tll miHtary services to serve a com· ill the air than anybod)" kliew bined total of five ·yeatt on actlv~ about" He said th.e Defedle De. duty and j" the ready reserve. partment's di&elOIUfe that ' 1be F~ure to keep up reserve train- Sovieta now bave intereoDtiJ:Jeaing would r~suJt in 3 46-day re- tal bombers ma,. rom the vnu1 call to actlve duty under penalty ed States to revise ill air strebgtb ol a court martial goala. 3. Allow between 100,000. and TIIADE: Tho Wblte. House 1w 200,000 youths aged 17 and 18 notified Congreq that Jt accepta to volunteer for six months of all but one of tbe amendments aet.tve traininl to be followed by written into tbe adminiltratiou's 7'h year!! reserve duty. Fallure foreign trade bill by tbe SeDate to keep up re~erve training un.der to proteet certain U. S. industhis program would result · in a tries from exceuive competition two year draft to active' duty., of foreign imports. ac. ,, ' . •• . A fallleN(i!$11klally · a new one) must know a lot 'llf'llilniS. Among thol8; how to stre~h ,l£k~1Jdget to make room ;or the latest !J!Uiioi. lo' tho fomUy. Rlglll IJ.ero Is 'whe~ he cell an "ABLE AS· I ., 'I ~ . ' .~ . . SIST''IroliJ,Motn. Sh~· has long ..,.~~zed U.it the b''c'l'.'f~)' to lllal!e her doUan ~o . ' . ' further, I~· to>·!mow 'fho's seDiq wluot , .,,1'\ •ow' r . and for bow .mueh, around town, before . am<~llnl Ule In the dE!partment of h1gh· Military Reserve Bill On Capitol Hill Et:8·ERFELD· S~ TONIGHT ' AP-Pfor LAUSE .GoJ FIVE DAY WEATHER ~ sbe spend~ , . John Robert Crew, 57, Syracuse, died at his home Monday afl.er· noon at two o'clock. •• a alekeL To tllill· end, sh.e Mr. Crew was cverscas in World War I for two years. He is ·a m~mbcr of the Drew Webster ;:tost Amt>.rican Legion and D. of A. Lodge. earefully sta~l~ "!• ada iii1HE ~AJI.Y,, ~ENTINEL . IIh' . qowo .thil .. ~. ~ i· .: wllere mostotoru plit lhelf ~at "lluyi'' • •, , • I! \ ' ·: . ' forward. ···IIIHU~ qu~ to see lllat. !Ills 1 " 1 '~ <; e' " ' · the m~utes were t~en aPProv· ed 11f tbe fhf~l;! c:ornmlssh:lher&. \ ~~~~·· .se~.••· :a!tn~Dko; he, J!re~n :cllt~ ' ' it was h!S,.W.Jdea·blllle • • , '~OW ·"' . ' lli-.li .. plil!l!l'.. , ; • · •• • ;~·~~.·~usUt!!JIIIIIUi ~i.:' a(~ to, plaoe fen . ,:Oia; Mr. •dvertlse , : .II 1011 1 . wont to oeU In vofliill~ to growing 111111- • u. ~ I I . I OHIO: TemperaturCII will · aver· qe normal to two degrees below normal; normal IDIXinwm 11 north, 75 soutb; normal Dilillmum f9 to ~; eool tonllbt apd Wednesday; warming· tread~ '11nu·• day and Friday, and Cooler I.Pin over the weekend; · c:banee of sbowers 'Wftblesd8J D.itbt, "nwnday and Friday over aouth portion and Tbursdar nigh( .-end .Fri· day over north p4)rUon with rain fall totalioa one-quarter half inch. to complaints have been lodg<d by r<oidonto on za.t.. lfolo Str.eet aboul dust wbicb COJriel from tbe- SwlJber UPole thtte. Tbe.., ~sue hu beri,,, a tbot;a 'in tile aide ot tbe town e<WefiUI'lent for quite some time now. and· lbe lbOVe lrfondaf nicht •aa re&afded by motf u "be toulh but centle policy" on the part of Council. · Crow reponed at • Couodl meeting in AprU t.bat S.ilher had agref'd to erect 1idinp alonq tbe length of tbe tipple, but it was aeneraiiJ felt b, CclaDtU at lhat time that tile Aidinl would not help matten much, •ince the diUt would •till l"iie out Qf 'tbe top of the tipple:. · ln other action 1at tbe meeting.,. Cowcil adopted '\ re19,1.u~ for~ tbe illuioc of aotes iu-tk amount $1 $MOO for the purtllue of a dump truck.· The ,..,....., ~ for the month of April toltolllnt $ 1 - .......... ~- · !!, IIIH. . .• ) ." ' ......I ' _,.,¥:embers of Council alao d.iaeu~sed lt-dlq_.,... Wyllis -. .JJ1U, but no definite aetioo was·tabn. • Pre!leot at the meeu,ng were Councilmen Roy ' 'B.etzin1; Ted Dow~tie, HoJlie Greea, Dale Saiiut and Pat Will; Mayor E. F. "·Robin.. ,100 and Patrolm.u oon. Fr~ WASIUNGTON UP-Tbe JOVemment announced today it hu "tuccessfully ~mpleted" bistol')''~ second uaderwateJ" atomic t.ett....,... presumabl:r of • nuclear dept)i. charge or otber .missile ;deaigaed to destroy enemy submarina. Tbe first underwater atomic ex. plos.ioo wp set off July 25, 11H8 fl Bikini,. in a test of nuclear weapons aaainst naval ships. "lbe, new test was heJ.d to get informatiOII for developing a defellSe "aplnlt subrnariae attack/' • Tbe Defena Departm~Dt and the Atomic Eaergy Commisaion Hid Uli aew a:plosion-"a small .nurleu' de¥1ce"-was detonated. in the eastern PacifiC. n did not one- say. when or just wbere. There have beeo cuesn· Ute1test , waa cmi,cl out &eNeral bu~dfed milea off Southern caiifornf1. .. ' ~ , . MeJaa General ' WDJ Dorothy '1lae lndiCfltJODI are that . . . the test involvM no health. lw.ard-.to mainland or islmd lnhlbitu.ta. t1l' eoDSUD'len of flsb." In an aDDouncement MaY 9 the llr~ two aa:encies .Aid tbe ezploelon would bi set off "S!!l:'er"al hUDdred MIIG. GIII(R!'~ to • The joint •naouncement Sl-id HOSPlT~ NOTES • HUCS.. UNDERWATER ATOMIC TEST SAID 'SUCCESS' No Hna,. , , ·,'li•' bOth """" ~LL .tl!elr ohGppbigjJi .. , jt'l•t,f.:. ' .,,,!:. • ., • , > the P!lge~,lif., :{HE ,DAII.Y SI!NTlNI;l, ...t. Ends PfobJem.. ·· Asked Or Else' Mrs. Richard Rawlings, music chairnia.n, presented Mrs. Lochary Miss Lenore Giles asaiated tba who read a paper on "Our Am~ h(ijitesses ii' serving and Mrs. Everican Musical Heritage." She erett Hare and Mr.l DOP Scha~ftr presided at the , table. "divided the musical htstori of .Arrangement. America into three · parts starting were uaed in the wit'h ltl20 ' ~nd comj.ug Up to 1the and peonies Jn time. In presenting the were U8ed in' clou4y _, ·--,Friendly Basis Free Salk T-30. T-32 Patchlnlil. PIVemenl: Width 18 r..t. Lenatb 64,099.20 feet or HUt miles, PropoMI No. 3-A Mel1s County, Ohin, on Sf(tion 0 .00, State Route No. 124, 'in Sa· ltm and Ruthmd Tawnllhlps, by applying a bituminous treatment, ltem T-31. Pavemeat: Width 18 teet. Length 64,099.20 feet or 12.14 mllei. I. n •.1955 Pomeroy-Middleport, ~ Mrs. 111. D. ll.v\i"fer: . Proposal No. 3 · Meigs County, Ohio, on Section 0.00, State Route No. 124, In Salem aitd Rutland Township&, by apply· Editorial Phone JD7 H~PitAL / Kaltieyn Williard MOW· miles from the closest land area, •Mart Hull \ off the West Coast of t.be 'United States aa4 completely clear of fLsbJng JI'OUJids and ahipplng • bofn to Ada lalles." Despite this as&W'aoee, BPOte... me:n for the ·west 'Coast airdlbe fishing lnduatry asked tbat tbe test be eanceled. : ....... ,.... ,..,. '' sutnmer·tlme cheer leader a wartlrobe that's fresh and spotless. Keep your appeat~ee,coill and erlsp by checking your wardrobe' l~queni· ly. Our cloanlllll and' pressing oervlcos do'the rest. CALL 122. Tri • Uflt-The House today repa¥aa:e a new la"w in Obio. • �• ' ' TuesdQy, Moy 17, l95S • ThaDailySentinel, Pol'll~ray;MJ(:J(:Jleport, O!'io - Pa~Two The Daily Sentinel I ---~----,j 6ft THI MIIIG--- AliA Natioaal advertiJIDJ! repreHII PubliJIIed uery altemocnt ex' OfJit Sunolq br The Ohio Volley Seallnel, tne. 11 liO lletbanl< 61,, ,.......,., 0 . Bullntll ofllee plone M. editorial oHice ph'one ""' tative, Bo!tiDelU·Xirnball, lac: .. H3 Ltslnet'on Ave., New York .... City, 18, N. Y. SUbletiptlo.n ratu : Delivery by earrier whr-.·e available 30 cent& per week: c>ne year in adVInce llfl, EDteretl n. teeond c!a11 mall· 1t The D1Uy Sentinel offlce, :bJI iil1tter at the post office at $Ut.80; siz month&, $7 .00; three montbl, $3 .10. By motor route I'Dmeroy, OhiO where nailllble •.. one month $J Rkt,.,., 1. O...n . . . . Cion. Mor. By m•il one ye!lllr $8; al.J: months $4.25; three m.anths $2.50, one .1oetr CotiiHe •• , City Utlor month Sl. . .. .~ Mr1. Kfm.llfldy HtMta Aggressive Diplomacy~~!ng Pushed By Kremlin Leader As Russia's Fot~ign Policy Is Changed · PtMt fyt/NM C/dff•' lliJ. !fora· KeiiJMd7, Gr0\''1 11!11. '"t_l.._. tho Plot Cbllfl Ill tile .Jilolp .' . ·~· l..O:.Io ' ·~ : ' ·· Anti·&Ubmar·i ne weapons wm have to be .11J4:1plied in greAt quantity to oUt~t tbe Soviet 31!1.· l (eftdaDeiy." . ·• ID 1ddititln, the., fl' ~n reall1.iu , cJ ttb- JltutrtiOif'ma-ke it ementm tbat ·we.~ aom~:bi:.; m~rc than the be..c:t an•!li·IUbmarl..'l:' we190ne.· vltM 'II' tJh.Me are. That . - - '-<" -' someQriftll is 11 :!Mdern tne~hant madDe, Of adeqllllte .s:ze, along threat . witlh ,the nece.um shipblrildin"l In an editorial on the s.JA)ject, fae~iU·es . No matter how excellthe Sollth Bend, ·IDtUan•. TribUM ent our •~ine defuse, loBsaid, "In any futun WIN", the es of ' IIMfthah_t v~eJ.s. would be Reds woWd concentrate on inevitable. We must be able to llnoekint out -or at l'tllst slowlos repliee tbtm at needed. AM Am~riean and .Briti.G llle lines we :Must blve \IP-to-dtte .sblpt arol.md the world. The obvioua which .would JtM'e the best ehano inal:tutnell't lor this 1ort ol tffort, ee .ot .surViYirig ~n liltJbmadrtf' in· areordin:g to the Nny, Is the- aub- fested 'W'aten. marine. U1ed efteetlveb', tbe We e-.•.f ~ on forelcn-U-boat Catll be a. a-rave ineiw:e to Ore merdn.nt marlnea lor this. nation• U.ing the ~N lanes. , . It's '1.11' to w. · •.,...., ' ·.' ' ': . -,<,;_ • - ,\ • I .' . .' .,.._ ~ ' . . -, .. - IDtl loin IDtl 1014 ond atrlpa JUDI wo llli~ 11101WIIIIOI4 ' ~--:-'" Jettm "Succea .Awalt. at La- hvon horo Gole." lor lie.u.ra ~ conlte• · art'~ boUtonilierea Ol yeUow roaebuda. I llollly, , JlOior·. ~ .... J.owe11 CIIIYIIIOf\ Fer.. t.ou Clllrialltr of .orepo ·pope> tutUcl will> !low· .vJ ~;llai -..~ ~e eolDl'•~ Ia .a and Lob PuUI~ llrt; Avlcc. P.rte. promiDeut pl•ee .W tho audltar... ta.-l6'daJE •IJIV:iJ&t~ · " ,_ Co••· eoratlon: aoternirr Rote, "OnD.I Hawk, LoUU. lllellll, Bob BIUfl', .llltlll. Boltr ,_pie, JiQl . Ruth, ~tne ,. • A:OJI Attor ,.....1-llble by Janet Jlted, ud loJu> lllebel; ll'oi>d: O•borao. tho 70 In attenclallee C!Wu4t Wlllaeo, Helen HIIIJ)', wore. ltltod at tableo ctnterod Greta ilortoa, Llrry Cltlan4. wilh eol..,ul tar<lholrtl Ilardi Gelle IIIJP, IIUI!nd · Gtlbi " and Grq eoupleo lo .Uhouette. tiDd- Glo..,. 81l'r; l!altl'lllllm ..~ 11ino Ito In cl111 col..., pillt old Ill· lUcia_,, llo!111a .-~ Dltlono ......_ . Menace At Sea 1\qn'el«ltM·lve' Vinson. tbe ~Mitman of the Ho\&Se A.l'l1led Serviets Corntnittee, r-eftlll)y wamed O.t RUlli~ ia eonoeMr• tift: oD tmlkr:.qg • ma}w B8val fon:e.- witb ibl!l! _.at r!t t.,p~;-, Di comb. ebtp&. :JI-c e•lo:t,. "We· H-e".~· thlt RWS~ia 'is far ahtatl of UIJ. ln the btrat type submlrineJ," .and thot .. we must and wUl bavt t'l\• nava~ !pOWer" to meet Ru.ssi;a's ""'lol nO..t The Juniors , •"'' their elasl . "eet w!M'i Ulelr clut DoWer. v1rie1tted : .-.· . . .. 1 r•oo•-.• "Hifll/.i.ID . • Columbia lli&'bth arMe Jtu.dentt wJH bold Uteir •· eoaimeDtement 1erv" 1111 21~ at 8 p;m. at the banquet, whleh . .,.. Colwnbta . settooi Auditorium' by mothers ollhl lun· -~'· · oerved loy mem-. of wllb the ilcv. Dole .....,Iff liri,. 1.~=.:~~~::::~Junior el111, T...t.,...er ~ " ~- . ,• P·"·-~ clua ~· · loQ' .vw:~. 0,..;·"" 0.: ..,.. ....v-. welcome wbleh Count.y •&oprl.enl Ill Sc~ool tbe Seltlor Rei' l4e~r. T.,wo will prqeat .-.. dtpklmu. PriD- • ·' ·""' ' •• • 1 uie Tell" · and 'ilon In' u.; HOfl~~· ~!f;~~~· .-v. ed to preseut autographeif the meule.s. Mr. and Hn. Van Darby were Sunday IY H...MAN W. NICHOLS found a wonderful cave out there Uttlte4 .._.... StaH Corr..,..,dent in the woods." "How about this place where WASHINGTON UP - What's Washing:ton · 1lept," dMrl said new in Washington: The PAkistan em!Jaasy had ~ ''This is educational. ·• "Shucks," said the kid, "we can tubton parade, showinll what a l1dy can do with a bolt of burlap see a house anywhere-even in If •h·e ~uts her mind to it. There teKO !}." were lovely thina•. runntnc the line (if stitch from play clothes to The deputy a~·ai~>hmt secretary eveninr d~sea. Amba11ador Sye~ of public affalrll for tho Defense Amjad AU § 11id he wu very Deportment dropped into th e happy, and laded . "We are In fa: press rooms at the Pentat~:Oh the vor of retl pro~rress. but we are other day and was !!hocked at oCrald of 1Ub1tltute~. " what he aaw, Dr. W11~t-er Swon was Indeed ~n a tizzy. "These lrty desks haft aot to S!O. Loot Mrs. Geor&e ~~_Mte, n _ : thl• Utt'er,"·~'he Sf;irl . The re· the Infirmary tr"tf'le ne m'ters In the room were a~ po· Office Buildln1, was a little mil· lite as a newsman could be under .fed the oll~er Monday when u re· the clr('umstances, but made ;t porter .::arne In and wanted a clear that it Swan so much a~ thorn . dug from his . rOJie linger touched one bit of what looked "Another ~e of tho.e do--1t-yo 1• • Uke trash-well , One reporter "elf eqys," she compl1lned. .1'1t got hia back up and told the dep· hattpens every Monda)'. If you uty asalatant: "Can't :vou see this feitowa <:an't afford • eardener atuff Is clapJfled?" , whv dOn't yoU buy your rose11 1l The "in1pector" laul!hed, got a flower shop~ ·• the point, am{ left quietly. El eanor White pulled t.n '· horna a little when the teoorter Dr. William M. Mann, dlreC"tor went out and brought back a bou. or the Wash,lna:tom ZM. has givf'r quet .or vloleli. No thorns. the SmlthHonlan Institution. hi< unique col1ection ot more 1tt"''" Conp: .•Tamt>~ C. Wright .Tr., of 117,000 specimens of ants . Dr. Tf'xa11 took bh ym~ng aoh , :i'hnnty Mann, who thus PUtll tl'!e Smith· m and a ltttle chum . to Mount ~ontan In pcsRe&don ,,r tm~"~ M the V~rnon to hJvo a look at Oent't'e lar,f'!filt such eolleett 1.ns In the Washln.,:ton's home. The kids world, picked the ants up one at ~tMhow dlaaopeared and when a tim" In hia LraveiR to nlacP~ the Democratic law-giver. finally Uke Haiti, Hondura11, Brazil, eollared them, Jimmy Wll all ex- Guatemala, the Solomons, the citf'd. "HI talands, Europe an·d the Near "r.ee. dad" the lad l'lald, "wf! Eut.- •• .. Mr. and Hrs. Earl Custer spent $unda:r with his mother in Springfield ' ' .. •' THE BEST ·... e . United, Pr.,. St•ff CorrHpondtnt WASHINGTON UP-Slr Winston Churchill won't be goin~ to the top.Jevel Big Four cJhference thal is now sl\apJne up. But in a waY it will still be "Ch;.;rchill'll meeting." •• and add a beautiful texture finish abel modern color at :the same time w•th- a t!Ouple of days last weet with hi1 mother-in-law ~Irs. Sybil 11ilfl. .~,· ~ .,. .. BY DONALD J. GONZA~ES -- . pests. of relatives Jn Charleston. Lee Jacbon, Cbillicotbe, .spent leaVIng the ehutoh . ,\ ( anni•erury May I at their home witb 1 famUy dinner wit b all their children and tht>ir families atten.dt.ng: Palll and wife, Cnton; lame. and family, Steubenville and Walter Jr., and family, Be-lle. na,.,.. '·• . Mr. and Kn. Walter Stewart Sr. eelebrlted tbelr Golden Weddina: ........... ·' ,, .JuniOr Avtbu 100 bas befn visft.in( with hJs mother lod ot•.._ roJotiv01 the put weell ud will luve Tuetday for Seattle, Wash., wbeN h e will embad' for AIW... with the Air Force . -¥ M..-. ' '' l • Ja& Blatealey, Columbut, bu been tbe recent xuut or bb ll'llldmotber lin. Add ie Philion. ed at the elo&e of an enJoi1bJe tvtDlDI to the foUowln1: Xr. Mrs. Jlah Bare and dau.ehter aud lin. Robert Beeale, l(ln Leah Rae aad llrt. Chuck ChamBrute; llr. alld lin. Robert Me- ben viltttd with llr. and Mrt. Kelve,, Raber1 Allaa. and NorQUI; Howard llouab and tam.lly, Jlr. llr. an4 Jlrt. J~mu Carpenter, lAd llr1. Maurice LoU aad family LJn4a aad uPunkle"; Mr. and krt. 1nd Mrs. Maud Bl'ida:ett Sunda)l, Clifford llteJ)o, ludy and Bobert; Mayme Mallory, ·Mr. add Mn. lfothtr'1 Day Jervlca were ,Take ~auJ and "Butch,.; Itt and held at the M'e1.bodilt Church · · ,~ Guy Beeale and Mia Vert ~le. Sunday and ·Mary Euler, Marilyn Funorol aervr.,. were held' 011 Jir. IDd Jdn. II.... Jiri4en, Cleland and Uoda MIIIOI')' were 'Monday from· the Elk .Punr•• Niles, . 0 ., spent Nother'1 Day taken 11 m~1 into tbe dwrcb Home In Ch~rlestoa witb UN ••• ........ weell!!nd wltb btl mother, Jl'n. H Muter Tommy TbeW wu the Rev. - 1 G. luom 011~­ liiQ' livid... Sunday ldlnner &Uesl of Banett HUI· Cemeteey. ~' Mr. and Mn. Robert IIJ)e, llouab. and vlsited Bennett's Kent, apent the weekend bete crandparenu, Mr. IDd Mrt. Chao Golden Rule CIDII with llr. oad loin. WUI lble. . ter Rowb, Raveuwood SIIOday llr. ond lin. Wolter Jlaba>, ..41 laet:aouville Betelt, .n.., were re· Ill', IDd Jm. lliu Edith Haym11J! a:r:1 br .:.th<~ ovtrnl1bt Pelt4 ot ber bro· aa& ll.f. oft' er Romer entertaiJicd tht: loHo\~·~ Howard Roush bd· llmily, entertatilo4 lld'""Mrt. ~ HUI and 1on·, inl at dinoer Sunday llr. alld ol lbjo n..t lloptlot Hury Mr. an4 New Btighton, Pl., aeeom~ lin. eentlj 1t tile · 111'1. Wlllillm Smith, Dayton, Mr. and Mn. Robert wnaoa alld chU· The c . E. and . openN prtyet dren. Pomeroy. pre•ICieat, was In Walter Stewart lr. was the bLUJJriees meet1q: weekend guest of his parents, butioD of $50 wu .Mr. and Mn. Walter Stewart Sr. the hew eburch Carpet. Mr. and lln. Robert Swi(t, Col· 1 Refrabnie,.b were .Uved umbua spent Sunday with her llr. ~d Mo. Poul S"'ut, parenta, Mr. and Ml"8. Francis ud ~<~n: Owen Brottoa, llr. Morria. Joe Miller, Charleston, ill visitl!ri ..Gerlld Anthony, lo(r. Mn. Dtvid Dant Jr., Mr. and lnt bis · daughter Mrs. Fannie Sa)'J'e. · lforold E. Hubbard, Klll4 illold.!. ~ a diacuuion the dw . Melody Rouab bas been ill with .... .i ·' ~ ' Of tbe . . .ed Standard ' elpll ot c -.• ~ lluieae Ale Bible· u · farewelr ~ of · .,. CblrlMloA, rte:entJy. Mil.. YlaiiiNIA aOUIII ~ -~... 1110 TheiN who 1114 beoo llrt. Harrr BoUJJa wu piH¥1t- tbm "'"' for tiN put two weekt IY llllllo< ',,llrll, Grill. llatloll, lllarllJ• ileott ... Glftnlclo WIIIICt. 1'hly - • ... -JIIIllod by . Helm u...,.. eon. totll wort WOII "' lettr OUro, JIDet 0..., Joy« lllliOJ, Slolrfor Ulll•. · ·Oiathtl', Jill'!' All......, aad llo. Tho doe- II ourvl•od Cet Buekle)'. Part,, pma, llouDd four 100., Keuetll am,. ud llquore dall<tq lo neordod Chi.IIIJ, Idaho; Chari.. !lenT of mlll)c lo <lwre of llr. and llt1. Clwlellon; lot Bel'r>' of the 1/. Jnhn HeflbU of lhe :llolp s. AriD)' oad Paul Berry of,Du.. 17 FIJ'III Bureau provided enter· blr. Thoro .,.. , ...., ltlnddli~· ta111meat fro1p llb:ae WIUl twelve. drca au.nolviDJ laducUa* Sharota JuDior tommJ.tte. · •er.e: ne. Btrry of Muon City. ..u.. . l()llat'y. The- Aostria:n treaty, the W'lr· NW mil.Uil'Y elliance, <tlbe impendinc visit by • t.oP.""ranldha Krem· Un team to Y,.goBlavtl, the new dirn.rmMnent pJian and the ~ roaching Rustian4;rpaoe.Ml tree<y n011Mml0111 ..,. 011 the r.,.tt of JWsslan 1oltilative., llr. on4 lin. lfvry WJI!Ihito I 'riltted 1\'1111 lhelr ... llru<o. .. , if surprtJed laturday evalna t1:1 bQ bonN ben aDd spnt tbt I wbm 1 ,roup ot frittldl and rtl• w.UtDd wttb Mr. and Mn. lin. 81dle J!errr, el, of Do• tha dropped ia' to help ber eele- Charla 1'b.tl.n. hlr, formerlY Ill Jfqaa Cltr, dkol brat.e ••her ~bltUadiJ, surprite ~ II' vne u .. ..,., lin. Beulah llorrls spent tN 011 81turda1 ill I ~ n-11M wu p.. all ..... MT Ill era ..,..e..e. weft.eDd lD Pom- at the Jouu ... .... ~ ~ '-- •· 1 aunlnJ home lollowiq a ~ ....,.. ,......,... r~•retDDJftlw were Jei'Y· Blaettaar home. w- 11n1too1 ,,... Stoff · ~_,_... 5oviet RU:Ssil bu embarked on a biC prorram ol •arte$lve dip. I • News Notes ' Raeme Mardi Gras Theme Of O.esier Former J{esident . S . B p · . Of Mqson City Dies · emor anquet; a..-rr .~y ..... 1ft Charleston SGt. T. . .lt, ptth.lljl lin. A .,...,... lalhloaed of mu!U. .Oiored - . .... of erepo Jllpor Allmon prtlldod ot 11M ud biMd willl trou.!hl of 11...,. laum loll !Ulod •llh artifiCial ihori - · - .. i• ll>oeoee Ill lht J>r!llidoot. lin. , . . . ... 1 border of wblte r.,.;. P. Gol~t. It aiiiiiiUll<ed tq, llllloolled blleonl01, •4 thlt tho Juae -~.. wiM be chilton ol bellooa~ Ill coatrlllut. htld II ·llle llpme ot lin. L1111H ed to tbe Mardi Gras atm01phue whkh wu I~ of the rt J!IDIM-Sealar hanquet llld pll'l)' I!R. I. 18. P-Ine llld lin. PelOt~ wore ._ned ill. Jl- bylbti Jlllllora lor !be elou ¥i't. 1LeDI lleE*iaMJ ... A of 18110 11 lhe Cheller lillh iUUt IDd neel¥011 0 prize d... School Auditarium. May e. Otbtr ... lbe hour. ilflnll> au•ta aacl ~erottu were w~ ..rvec~ by liN. ~ memben o( Uae fJicult)' &Dd tiN! ~~ 111!"'hf<:- lnd the Boord of Eduntlon wltb lhelr fU\!!ol. ......, _,... ly CHARLES M.. McctoNN ' . • TuesC!ay, May 17, 1955 The Dolly ~ntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio IN Power Mowers ·"HUFFY" SEE AND TRY THEM Ulcers Thrive on·Worry .:; ... ,, • I ' " )lit II l ~ .l: "' HERE '' ; .We Hove ,.. , " • • ••• 1.. 1 •4 )i,., • . ..t ·· .to •• • ;;' . ' ', . B'IST . . ' ,"' ; " •• ' • •• •• • CONOIIJIIONAL .Medal1 of llonol' 1HN nc:ent17 awarded P.[.th1 tmOIMJ7 to Pfc. Clarlo lL Barter (top), of SJs lrllles, s.c.. aDd Lt. Rkbard. T. ·Bhet, Jr. ·(bcJttoaJI), af New Ml1tord. N.J., ... . , lol'.-lnOOIDbot~the • • •' .All Kinds Eonu war. Preleotat!on of the ELECTRIC FANS · Bat at -JdD atbel'ort - Myer, lo lhelr VlrIUe 10 tlllt • patrol eould withdraw .a.r Ita ammuottlon wu llD'1o.t CLELAND'S JIDIL--,. _.ll.... __ _ •• A Complete Line Of ~ while leadlnf • ~dan u- nUit Ioree 1Dto !lttleJDJ•held J APPLIANCE STORE I Mahl Sl. Pome..., ~~~===·~(1-..ot(ona~l)'--._!.,~_..,_.,_======'!! ......••, .,_.,11:CEIINr __ ... BI.OCI ,. co.! • PRCNVI ' -~ .. 'l1oo new Cllppor V.S engintl ~lop 245 and WI honepowor, and they deliver more driving n.a, to tho ,... wheelo. SIZE 'l1oo Cllppor is big , •• oubide. aJ,n..,t 18 shining leet; ~ole. almoot unbeliovablo hip, hood, leg and shoulder room. · ' '·: .. .... .I' ' '·.•.!: '1 . ' · QUALITl' . Built by Packard ..u--.........,.<>1 tho quaUty that .cli•tmguishes tho 1055 Clipper , , , makct il the oue diltincUve medium·priced car. ,I J ,; '.:· ;:.J' ' . -' '.. '-·' ' -' . -, . :" ·.. ..r;:., .. '. ,._• '' ' , . - . -- :;,., ij;, .·. . ...... ~~ th;li~ '.( '' ' .,0111' tndtvidualaJ' ••• WI INV/1"1 J'OCI J'D COMI IN rocMY • •• 7"AKI 7"Hi ~ KIY.~ AND Sll~~ . ~ "''v ll!ADII'5 IIIGHT"'...:.. eo A Hill o i o I l l VI If fOUIIILU THI eOIN.'I .11-Af IN A "IOC•n 1°1 :· ' . • ,> TOM RUE MOTORS 399 5. Third St. Moftdap �• ' ' TuesdQy, Moy 17, l95S • ThaDailySentinel, Pol'll~ray;MJ(:J(:Jleport, O!'io - Pa~Two The Daily Sentinel I ---~----,j 6ft THI MIIIG--- AliA Natioaal advertiJIDJ! repreHII PubliJIIed uery altemocnt ex' OfJit Sunolq br The Ohio Volley Seallnel, tne. 11 liO lletbanl< 61,, ,.......,., 0 . Bullntll ofllee plone M. editorial oHice ph'one ""' tative, Bo!tiDelU·Xirnball, lac: .. H3 Ltslnet'on Ave., New York .... City, 18, N. Y. SUbletiptlo.n ratu : Delivery by earrier whr-.·e available 30 cent& per week: c>ne year in adVInce llfl, EDteretl n. teeond c!a11 mall· 1t The D1Uy Sentinel offlce, :bJI iil1tter at the post office at $Ut.80; siz month&, $7 .00; three montbl, $3 .10. By motor route I'Dmeroy, OhiO where nailllble •.. one month $J Rkt,.,., 1. O...n . . . . Cion. Mor. By m•il one ye!lllr $8; al.J: months $4.25; three m.anths $2.50, one .1oetr CotiiHe •• , City Utlor month Sl. . .. .~ Mr1. Kfm.llfldy HtMta Aggressive Diplomacy~~!ng Pushed By Kremlin Leader As Russia's Fot~ign Policy Is Changed · PtMt fyt/NM C/dff•' lliJ. !fora· KeiiJMd7, Gr0\''1 11!11. '"t_l.._. tho Plot Cbllfl Ill tile .Jilolp .' . ·~· l..O:.Io ' ·~ : ' ·· Anti·&Ubmar·i ne weapons wm have to be .11J4:1plied in greAt quantity to oUt~t tbe Soviet 31!1.· l (eftdaDeiy." . ·• ID 1ddititln, the., fl' ~n reall1.iu , cJ ttb- JltutrtiOif'ma-ke it ementm tbat ·we.~ aom~:bi:.; m~rc than the be..c:t an•!li·IUbmarl..'l:' we190ne.· vltM 'II' tJh.Me are. That . - - '-<" -' someQriftll is 11 :!Mdern tne~hant madDe, Of adeqllllte .s:ze, along threat . witlh ,the nece.um shipblrildin"l In an editorial on the s.JA)ject, fae~iU·es . No matter how excellthe Sollth Bend, ·IDtUan•. TribUM ent our •~ine defuse, loBsaid, "In any futun WIN", the es of ' IIMfthah_t v~eJ.s. would be Reds woWd concentrate on inevitable. We must be able to llnoekint out -or at l'tllst slowlos repliee tbtm at needed. AM Am~riean and .Briti.G llle lines we :Must blve \IP-to-dtte .sblpt arol.md the world. The obvioua which .would JtM'e the best ehano inal:tutnell't lor this 1ort ol tffort, ee .ot .surViYirig ~n liltJbmadrtf' in· areordin:g to the Nny, Is the- aub- fested 'W'aten. marine. U1ed efteetlveb', tbe We e-.•.f ~ on forelcn-U-boat Catll be a. a-rave ineiw:e to Ore merdn.nt marlnea lor this. nation• U.ing the ~N lanes. , . It's '1.11' to w. · •.,...., ' ·.' ' ': . -,<,;_ • - ,\ • I .' . .' .,.._ ~ ' . . -, .. - IDtl loin IDtl 1014 ond atrlpa JUDI wo llli~ 11101WIIIIOI4 ' ~--:-'" Jettm "Succea .Awalt. at La- hvon horo Gole." lor lie.u.ra ~ conlte• · art'~ boUtonilierea Ol yeUow roaebuda. I llollly, , JlOior·. ~ .... J.owe11 CIIIYIIIOf\ Fer.. t.ou Clllrialltr of .orepo ·pope> tutUcl will> !low· .vJ ~;llai -..~ ~e eolDl'•~ Ia .a and Lob PuUI~ llrt; Avlcc. P.rte. promiDeut pl•ee .W tho audltar... ta.-l6'daJE •IJIV:iJ&t~ · " ,_ Co••· eoratlon: aoternirr Rote, "OnD.I Hawk, LoUU. lllellll, Bob BIUfl', .llltlll. Boltr ,_pie, JiQl . Ruth, ~tne ,. • A:OJI Attor ,.....1-llble by Janet Jlted, ud loJu> lllebel; ll'oi>d: O•borao. tho 70 In attenclallee C!Wu4t Wlllaeo, Helen HIIIJ)', wore. ltltod at tableo ctnterod Greta ilortoa, Llrry Cltlan4. wilh eol..,ul tar<lholrtl Ilardi Gelle IIIJP, IIUI!nd · Gtlbi " and Grq eoupleo lo .Uhouette. tiDd- Glo..,. 81l'r; l!altl'lllllm ..~ 11ino Ito In cl111 col..., pillt old Ill· lUcia_,, llo!111a .-~ Dltlono ......_ . Menace At Sea 1\qn'el«ltM·lve' Vinson. tbe ~Mitman of the Ho\&Se A.l'l1led Serviets Corntnittee, r-eftlll)y wamed O.t RUlli~ ia eonoeMr• tift: oD tmlkr:.qg • ma}w B8val fon:e.- witb ibl!l! _.at r!t t.,p~;-, Di comb. ebtp&. :JI-c e•lo:t,. "We· H-e".~· thlt RWS~ia 'is far ahtatl of UIJ. ln the btrat type submlrineJ," .and thot .. we must and wUl bavt t'l\• nava~ !pOWer" to meet Ru.ssi;a's ""'lol nO..t The Juniors , •"'' their elasl . "eet w!M'i Ulelr clut DoWer. v1rie1tted : .-.· . . .. 1 r•oo•-.• "Hifll/.i.ID . • Columbia lli&'bth arMe Jtu.dentt wJH bold Uteir •· eoaimeDtement 1erv" 1111 21~ at 8 p;m. at the banquet, whleh . .,.. Colwnbta . settooi Auditorium' by mothers ollhl lun· -~'· · oerved loy mem-. of wllb the ilcv. Dole .....,Iff liri,. 1.~=.:~~~::::~Junior el111, T...t.,...er ~ " ~- . ,• P·"·-~ clua ~· · loQ' .vw:~. 0,..;·"" 0.: ..,.. ....v-. welcome wbleh Count.y •&oprl.enl Ill Sc~ool tbe Seltlor Rei' l4e~r. T.,wo will prqeat .-.. dtpklmu. PriD- • ·' ·""' ' •• • 1 uie Tell" · and 'ilon In' u.; HOfl~~· ~!f;~~~· .-v. ed to preseut autographeif the meule.s. Mr. and Hn. Van Darby were Sunday IY H...MAN W. NICHOLS found a wonderful cave out there Uttlte4 .._.... StaH Corr..,..,dent in the woods." "How about this place where WASHINGTON UP - What's Washing:ton · 1lept," dMrl said new in Washington: The PAkistan em!Jaasy had ~ ''This is educational. ·• "Shucks," said the kid, "we can tubton parade, showinll what a l1dy can do with a bolt of burlap see a house anywhere-even in If •h·e ~uts her mind to it. There teKO !}." were lovely thina•. runntnc the line (if stitch from play clothes to The deputy a~·ai~>hmt secretary eveninr d~sea. Amba11ador Sye~ of public affalrll for tho Defense Amjad AU § 11id he wu very Deportment dropped into th e happy, and laded . "We are In fa: press rooms at the Pentat~:Oh the vor of retl pro~rress. but we are other day and was !!hocked at oCrald of 1Ub1tltute~. " what he aaw, Dr. W11~t-er Swon was Indeed ~n a tizzy. "These lrty desks haft aot to S!O. Loot Mrs. Geor&e ~~_Mte, n _ : thl• Utt'er,"·~'he Sf;irl . The re· the Infirmary tr"tf'le ne m'ters In the room were a~ po· Office Buildln1, was a little mil· lite as a newsman could be under .fed the oll~er Monday when u re· the clr('umstances, but made ;t porter .::arne In and wanted a clear that it Swan so much a~ thorn . dug from his . rOJie linger touched one bit of what looked "Another ~e of tho.e do--1t-yo 1• • Uke trash-well , One reporter "elf eqys," she compl1lned. .1'1t got hia back up and told the dep· hattpens every Monda)'. If you uty asalatant: "Can't :vou see this feitowa <:an't afford • eardener atuff Is clapJfled?" , whv dOn't yoU buy your rose11 1l The "in1pector" laul!hed, got a flower shop~ ·• the point, am{ left quietly. El eanor White pulled t.n '· horna a little when the teoorter Dr. William M. Mann, dlreC"tor went out and brought back a bou. or the Wash,lna:tom ZM. has givf'r quet .or vloleli. No thorns. the SmlthHonlan Institution. hi< unique col1ection ot more 1tt"''" Conp: .•Tamt>~ C. Wright .Tr., of 117,000 specimens of ants . Dr. Tf'xa11 took bh ym~ng aoh , :i'hnnty Mann, who thus PUtll tl'!e Smith· m and a ltttle chum . to Mount ~ontan In pcsRe&don ,,r tm~"~ M the V~rnon to hJvo a look at Oent't'e lar,f'!filt such eolleett 1.ns In the Washln.,:ton's home. The kids world, picked the ants up one at ~tMhow dlaaopeared and when a tim" In hia LraveiR to nlacP~ the Democratic law-giver. finally Uke Haiti, Hondura11, Brazil, eollared them, Jimmy Wll all ex- Guatemala, the Solomons, the citf'd. "HI talands, Europe an·d the Near "r.ee. dad" the lad l'lald, "wf! Eut.- •• .. Mr. and Hrs. Earl Custer spent $unda:r with his mother in Springfield ' ' .. •' THE BEST ·... e . United, Pr.,. St•ff CorrHpondtnt WASHINGTON UP-Slr Winston Churchill won't be goin~ to the top.Jevel Big Four cJhference thal is now sl\apJne up. But in a waY it will still be "Ch;.;rchill'll meeting." •• and add a beautiful texture finish abel modern color at :the same time w•th- a t!Ouple of days last weet with hi1 mother-in-law ~Irs. Sybil 11ilfl. .~,· ~ .,. .. BY DONALD J. GONZA~ES -- . pests. of relatives Jn Charleston. Lee Jacbon, Cbillicotbe, .spent leaVIng the ehutoh . ,\ ( anni•erury May I at their home witb 1 famUy dinner wit b all their children and tht>ir families atten.dt.ng: Palll and wife, Cnton; lame. and family, Steubenville and Walter Jr., and family, Be-lle. na,.,.. '·• . Mr. and Kn. Walter Stewart Sr. eelebrlted tbelr Golden Weddina: ........... ·' ,, .JuniOr Avtbu 100 bas befn visft.in( with hJs mother lod ot•.._ roJotiv01 the put weell ud will luve Tuetday for Seattle, Wash., wbeN h e will embad' for AIW... with the Air Force . -¥ M..-. ' '' l • Ja& Blatealey, Columbut, bu been tbe recent xuut or bb ll'llldmotber lin. Add ie Philion. ed at the elo&e of an enJoi1bJe tvtDlDI to the foUowln1: Xr. Mrs. Jlah Bare and dau.ehter aud lin. Robert Beeale, l(ln Leah Rae aad llrt. Chuck ChamBrute; llr. alld lin. Robert Me- ben viltttd with llr. and Mrt. Kelve,, Raber1 Allaa. and NorQUI; Howard llouab and tam.lly, Jlr. llr. an4 Jlrt. J~mu Carpenter, lAd llr1. Maurice LoU aad family LJn4a aad uPunkle"; Mr. and krt. 1nd Mrs. Maud Bl'ida:ett Sunda)l, Clifford llteJ)o, ludy and Bobert; Mayme Mallory, ·Mr. add Mn. lfothtr'1 Day Jervlca were ,Take ~auJ and "Butch,.; Itt and held at the M'e1.bodilt Church · · ,~ Guy Beeale and Mia Vert ~le. Sunday and ·Mary Euler, Marilyn Funorol aervr.,. were held' 011 Jir. IDd Jdn. II.... Jiri4en, Cleland and Uoda MIIIOI')' were 'Monday from· the Elk .Punr•• Niles, . 0 ., spent Nother'1 Day taken 11 m~1 into tbe dwrcb Home In Ch~rlestoa witb UN ••• ........ weell!!nd wltb btl mother, Jl'n. H Muter Tommy TbeW wu the Rev. - 1 G. luom 011~­ liiQ' livid... Sunday ldlnner &Uesl of Banett HUI· Cemeteey. ~' Mr. and Mn. Robert IIJ)e, llouab. and vlsited Bennett's Kent, apent the weekend bete crandparenu, Mr. IDd Mrt. Chao Golden Rule CIDII with llr. oad loin. WUI lble. . ter Rowb, Raveuwood SIIOday llr. ond lin. Wolter Jlaba>, ..41 laet:aouville Betelt, .n.., were re· Ill', IDd Jm. lliu Edith Haym11J! a:r:1 br .:.th<~ ovtrnl1bt Pelt4 ot ber bro· aa& ll.f. oft' er Romer entertaiJicd tht: loHo\~·~ Howard Roush bd· llmily, entertatilo4 lld'""Mrt. ~ HUI and 1on·, inl at dinoer Sunday llr. alld ol lbjo n..t lloptlot Hury Mr. an4 New Btighton, Pl., aeeom~ lin. eentlj 1t tile · 111'1. Wlllillm Smith, Dayton, Mr. and Mn. Robert wnaoa alld chU· The c . E. and . openN prtyet dren. Pomeroy. pre•ICieat, was In Walter Stewart lr. was the bLUJJriees meet1q: weekend guest of his parents, butioD of $50 wu .Mr. and Mn. Walter Stewart Sr. the hew eburch Carpet. Mr. and lln. Robert Swi(t, Col· 1 Refrabnie,.b were .Uved umbua spent Sunday with her llr. ~d Mo. Poul S"'ut, parenta, Mr. and Ml"8. Francis ud ~<~n: Owen Brottoa, llr. Morria. Joe Miller, Charleston, ill visitl!ri ..Gerlld Anthony, lo(r. Mn. Dtvid Dant Jr., Mr. and lnt bis · daughter Mrs. Fannie Sa)'J'e. · lforold E. Hubbard, Klll4 illold.!. ~ a diacuuion the dw . Melody Rouab bas been ill with .... .i ·' ~ ' Of tbe . . .ed Standard ' elpll ot c -.• ~ lluieae Ale Bible· u · farewelr ~ of · .,. CblrlMloA, rte:entJy. Mil.. YlaiiiNIA aOUIII ~ -~... 1110 TheiN who 1114 beoo llrt. Harrr BoUJJa wu piH¥1t- tbm "'"' for tiN put two weekt IY llllllo< ',,llrll, Grill. llatloll, lllarllJ• ileott ... Glftnlclo WIIIICt. 1'hly - • ... -JIIIllod by . Helm u...,.. eon. totll wort WOII "' lettr OUro, JIDet 0..., Joy« lllliOJ, Slolrfor Ulll•. · ·Oiathtl', Jill'!' All......, aad llo. Tho doe- II ourvl•od Cet Buekle)'. Part,, pma, llouDd four 100., Keuetll am,. ud llquore dall<tq lo neordod Chi.IIIJ, Idaho; Chari.. !lenT of mlll)c lo <lwre of llr. and llt1. Clwlellon; lot Bel'r>' of the 1/. Jnhn HeflbU of lhe :llolp s. AriD)' oad Paul Berry of,Du.. 17 FIJ'III Bureau provided enter· blr. Thoro .,.. , ...., ltlnddli~· ta111meat fro1p llb:ae WIUl twelve. drca au.nolviDJ laducUa* Sharota JuDior tommJ.tte. · •er.e: ne. Btrry of Muon City. ..u.. . l()llat'y. The- Aostria:n treaty, the W'lr· NW mil.Uil'Y elliance, <tlbe impendinc visit by • t.oP.""ranldha Krem· Un team to Y,.goBlavtl, the new dirn.rmMnent pJian and the ~ roaching Rustian4;rpaoe.Ml tree<y n011Mml0111 ..,. 011 the r.,.tt of JWsslan 1oltilative., llr. on4 lin. lfvry WJI!Ihito I 'riltted 1\'1111 lhelr ... llru<o. .. , if surprtJed laturday evalna t1:1 bQ bonN ben aDd spnt tbt I wbm 1 ,roup ot frittldl and rtl• w.UtDd wttb Mr. and Mn. lin. 81dle J!errr, el, of Do• tha dropped ia' to help ber eele- Charla 1'b.tl.n. hlr, formerlY Ill Jfqaa Cltr, dkol brat.e ••her ~bltUadiJ, surprite ~ II' vne u .. ..,., lin. Beulah llorrls spent tN 011 81turda1 ill I ~ n-11M wu p.. all ..... MT Ill era ..,..e..e. weft.eDd lD Pom- at the Jouu ... .... ~ ~ '-- •· 1 aunlnJ home lollowiq a ~ ....,.. ,......,... r~•retDDJftlw were Jei'Y· Blaettaar home. w- 11n1too1 ,,... Stoff · ~_,_... 5oviet RU:Ssil bu embarked on a biC prorram ol •arte$lve dip. I • News Notes ' Raeme Mardi Gras Theme Of O.esier Former J{esident . S . B p · . Of Mqson City Dies · emor anquet; a..-rr .~y ..... 1ft Charleston SGt. T. . .lt, ptth.lljl lin. A .,...,... lalhloaed of mu!U. .Oiored - . .... of erepo Jllpor Allmon prtlldod ot 11M ud biMd willl trou.!hl of 11...,. laum loll !Ulod •llh artifiCial ihori - · - .. i• ll>oeoee Ill lht J>r!llidoot. lin. , . . . ... 1 border of wblte r.,.;. P. Gol~t. It aiiiiiiUll<ed tq, llllloolled blleonl01, •4 thlt tho Juae -~.. wiM be chilton ol bellooa~ Ill coatrlllut. htld II ·llle llpme ot lin. L1111H ed to tbe Mardi Gras atm01phue whkh wu I~ of the rt J!IDIM-Sealar hanquet llld pll'l)' I!R. I. 18. P-Ine llld lin. PelOt~ wore ._ned ill. Jl- bylbti Jlllllora lor !be elou ¥i't. 1LeDI lleE*iaMJ ... A of 18110 11 lhe Cheller lillh iUUt IDd neel¥011 0 prize d... School Auditarium. May e. Otbtr ... lbe hour. ilflnll> au•ta aacl ~erottu were w~ ..rvec~ by liN. ~ memben o( Uae fJicult)' &Dd tiN! ~~ 111!"'hf<:- lnd the Boord of Eduntlon wltb lhelr fU\!!ol. ......, _,... ly CHARLES M.. McctoNN ' . • TuesC!ay, May 17, 1955 The Dolly ~ntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio IN Power Mowers ·"HUFFY" SEE AND TRY THEM Ulcers Thrive on·Worry .:; ... ,, • I ' " )lit II l ~ .l: "' HERE '' ; .We Hove ,.. , " • • ••• 1.. 1 •4 )i,., • . ..t ·· .to •• • ;;' . ' ', . B'IST . . ' ,"' ; " •• ' • •• •• • CONOIIJIIONAL .Medal1 of llonol' 1HN nc:ent17 awarded P.[.th1 tmOIMJ7 to Pfc. Clarlo lL Barter (top), of SJs lrllles, s.c.. aDd Lt. Rkbard. T. ·Bhet, Jr. ·(bcJttoaJI), af New Ml1tord. N.J., ... . , lol'.-lnOOIDbot~the • • •' .All Kinds Eonu war. Preleotat!on of the ELECTRIC FANS · Bat at -JdD atbel'ort - Myer, lo lhelr VlrIUe 10 tlllt • patrol eould withdraw .a.r Ita ammuottlon wu llD'1o.t CLELAND'S JIDIL--,. _.ll.... __ _ •• A Complete Line Of ~ while leadlnf • ~dan u- nUit Ioree 1Dto !lttleJDJ•held J APPLIANCE STORE I Mahl Sl. Pome..., ~~~===·~(1-..ot(ona~l)'--._!.,~_..,_.,_======'!! ......••, .,_.,11:CEIINr __ ... BI.OCI ,. co.! • PRCNVI ' -~ .. 'l1oo new Cllppor V.S engintl ~lop 245 and WI honepowor, and they deliver more driving n.a, to tho ,... wheelo. SIZE 'l1oo Cllppor is big , •• oubide. aJ,n..,t 18 shining leet; ~ole. almoot unbeliovablo hip, hood, leg and shoulder room. · ' '·: .. .... .I' ' '·.•.!: '1 . ' · QUALITl' . Built by Packard ..u--.........,.<>1 tho quaUty that .cli•tmguishes tho 1055 Clipper , , , makct il the oue diltincUve medium·priced car. ,I J ,; '.:· ;:.J' ' . -' '.. '-·' ' -' . -, . :" ·.. ..r;:., .. '. ,._• '' ' , . - . -- :;,., ij;, .·. . ...... ~~ th;li~ '.( '' ' .,0111' tndtvidualaJ' ••• WI INV/1"1 J'OCI J'D COMI IN rocMY • •• 7"AKI 7"Hi ~ KIY.~ AND Sll~~ . ~ "''v ll!ADII'5 IIIGHT"'...:.. eo A Hill o i o I l l VI If fOUIIILU THI eOIN.'I .11-Af IN A "IOC•n 1°1 :· ' . • ,> TOM RUE MOTORS 399 5. Third St. Moftdap �• ' J f \ Tl.lesdQy, Mov 17, I~,• YIALK~t in y To Defend ·QN ·IMay-MeetBoho Mo • t"- w" 'IJ"•w••,.,,... Cluh Plan11ing NIIVaiT~... Park Picnic cr-...u. l'1.o,u , ... .. ~ ot tiN ·en lhJ :zetb wfH ~"ode lito 4·H Club ·at lbe ..... ol. J .. tu- lhll week •itl!l Atldrer Jona u .we ll'tit -:~::1111to 1N II PR/!V/()(}5 /iiiENNIAL AIA7't:NE~ rN• {IR!f'l~/{ WeN "· . ON£Y oNCE, ttl ;9118, Ar f>t: A/IPREW'$1 5Ci!NE OF 17115 /'tAR_, P<AV. :~:~~:~~:~d ~Wf 1 ' \, ." ~· . • 3 1,11. WIJNEI\5 . . $1.00 .NIQHT H~M 12-:-16-20 Gcnige §HJ!J...L§ !IJRNISHJ!)p . <o r '<' • ' ' \ ~• •i . 'h:zqk Wqlton '~"' ' _, .. '~ -~ . May 19th ~ . ..... \, ' · *r t ~newa ~;, ,;,""i1,;;,;\ ., . ~ ... ' .. ., ' ' .. . .: !v• '' 7stlle~ 4 ·~· o~ly . SIMON'$ MARl¢~ P f. LIT'S DO AWA1'" WITH A\IS.tY H~T' WA,TER WORRI,$1 AOWi Let Us lnstaiiA. 0. S111itl! Peri!IQgloss GLASS LINED TANK O. OK! ~J'tantlt I ' RefresbJnentJ were served by lleredUb, J'udy Sauer, SuPuUea, N~~~ey Skinner, coJWUJGn, Barbara Jactaon, jla.1>u01 Jooes, Saadra Brewine. Roletta R.iehards, Margaret l.aod, Clndo Jl9)'1'1o. Melody Mered;th.. J1~ Uouclc:. Ruth Ed'Kards. IaJ;~am·s L_ stra~...l.t -.lltiAJ. JMMr~. Mrt. -ller• is t<MIUetllor for tM &rOUP ud tbey made pin-eulhlons and potbolclert dLH'iV J~r work per)oct. The pimk on the 28th will ~a at J p. m. wittt Marg1ret JA:&d 1asd Jean. Malden as bost.eu- WAtKifR CUP <f'OtF 77fAM- w•• •"~ Jtck Jlt,yd L · OF /{UN7'111'51"01'/, Wf" WR51NIA, CAPf'AIN O,t: 7/IE U. {;, SAN f1RANCISOO UP----Jf[\()lf1Qoter J~m Norr·is s&id toda.y .be ba.p· ed to re ~match Jtoclcy Marciano and Don Coclc~ll .of E111Jliand "in the not toG d.i&IJilt !utlll"e," ~ut, 10 pin twice and aH the pins fell I • ' I • meanwh :Ole, Marciano "certainlf will_ dt-fe·nd a~'in lb SI!IPtemf')er" We have heard of a lot of low quite a few of the experienced some other ..cooten:er . dowh t,rlcks. but yc.;t.erday we bowJen became sus.. iciou5. Cer- ' Nor_n.s ,to:14t•:l, CoJ::kel w_on were ~vi:u:d ()f. one that j.u.$t taiJ:Ny b!J. Frt1d d!.dft't nava "h~ ~.merlcan h.e,.rtt la!!t Jl. 1.sh\ Wlth aboat P>t'll tb~lll" a.l~. It seems. that nmc)l t~uf! oD biJ. ball hl.!!l ~~ e.ta·nd agalnrd •• I · d •· ·" c J S C "·'· • · • •• ·tb chaJI1l'. our- 0~1 IHI Il rr.::.u; t":>"''~ r " 0. !'flii'>...,..,.:!! •• O:.:., ,.._.e P.fflt-Wl · • Unbeaten. Rock~ m;~~'1;, ,?~~~ wbo ftncie5t bimse1! as quite a a big _224 a:ame, 1-he ~et- he _h~ - fifth defen~~; - or tt. c w::·!d· ,. JOifer, hu hired , Qr Jn fl)'be l.bt! ever rolled U4:8 wa~; b1s preVlOU ~ weiJht crown used bi!l bran:d w~rd ,boultl be bribed, ~OWlC hiUhl al)4 JUre ,npu.rb in t~F \w lEil'·t uWereut eflerl-iYely R1ch Jones l~ ~adqy for h1m ~l la'* game h~ contlnue_d to hij ~ga.inst t-he cMmpion of the •S rithe Chest.t-rbJII Countl·y Club lhu; them ipr st.r~s ~~ i!pde of ~he lish i)mpire .and scored oa teeh.ni . j ~act t~at he w~s regularly _ m1ss- oal knookcout oyer him a-t M seesummer. . Accorchnl to our mformant, ll)g the bead Plfl· Finally -.he op· onde !)f t.b.e ninth rou.nod in eKttT Crow, ~hn has always claimed tQ positioh ,SemaZ}~ed to check on Stadiunn. be a ~o)fer, ,ends aicb far out_ thp piu a~d alao on the pin boy . "l dMl most oof my dllfrlii!le tn front o( tbe otber cadd1es, and And w'hat do you think thef with the le!t uwercut," s•·id the Riell atway@ 1l14nages to ,ee that ::QuDd? un~rbd ~hOOJ.pion today. "It's Crow's 'baU is in a good lie. Our lif:h JfflP half ...-~kH In th\1 ~ neW 1pun"Ob I've been practicing friend states that on several ocbi,:" ~!tfr •11• ttttlnt pint ~ lot. Of course I -worked on bi:J ~asions ,Crow walloped t he ball n Crow body too." into ttte <t eep rough, but upon ~rbq~.u,.. H• tuppoHd to The ~cmbined head :and bGdy rivin& at tlJe ~~fie where tb~ nt thpr' fpr. ~!1 thrM 11m••· tttack bed'ore 35,000 fans in· tbe ball disa_p p~ar~d t hat th~ pell~ .ut _,,• •,._,~ am:! didn't ar- qhlll')" itadium chun·ky wou!d . ~e nf"stmg very ntc ciJ m r!YJ ,~ntU tltt' flrtt t•m• ~" Cock-ell iO-to bloody the b1rwar well leed up. oyer. l'h•n ll• t)~cl a .trlnt ttt~ !lQored hi-m • three times 1NILL.II H4S WILt.-111 · Also on several occasions when '11 tftt pl,,., tn~ whan C:~ ~topped him in the n·inth ••••••· ClUCAGO . UP-Ttte Cub pit'"""· tht-y were pla)'ing short holeB ..,1~ ~ Itt wo~tlfl ,_,,. t~ R~. fr~h ·from bls '1" , ""' Crow',; , ball woUlil be found just strlnt al!tltt piM "HI ine isM1va iM!lj • · 1!1"" viclOTY as a "amaiJn"" tbe tbe ""'il~es." inehts away frofTI the hol e, am\ hit. IJ.IFh refrtlfto•lll a Ct:ti'Pit o praised .J-avlsbl(Y the • " "" 1t would \Je an easy matter for tim", bMau¥ f'!t ,-~• •frallll It ~.og far. ~r Q.f HiOT~Jrn, Willie baa '"*~!!~ ~Q il~l in f~ even a dub like Crow to mQke t he ~oufd I~ phony If Crow rollf!'cl ~wMthy "Roc):" ~r~m -~:;;:to~~ g~s a,:ainat the Cuba an~' il pult in one 11troke. 111 ttrllc•, •ut on. at 1..1t thr" ){ass .. deC',•ared, l v.e f1 for 2!5 a~inat tbeir pi~b~rs. ~At • resulf Craw I• 3hootlnt out of four pctatlons h• Wlf lot Cllf br.awe men- In my vtry n.,r ,to !~r rft ~nd If pulfJn, that ttri~l· . <~ this .fellcw was topli.'R',~~;~~lr'l'lld molt of vou wRI rememl:..r his Naturally .Jones wa~ evicted Cocktll W~h nermal gem• Is r"ur;t-1 ,:losar to from t.he alleya, but not · before he The coura·geous · 60. Par at ChetNr I• U, aiUI demanded hill money for aet:Ung cha-llenau d·isci·OHd thlra sur., Is • lot of j:lltflrence tlle tym games from alley Gwner J ohn Sitrlt -90111, his. m_anage:. betw"n 36 to 40 tr!cl the ·6Q BUl Clark. t::row'l . sc;_9r~ w.a s tos- ~ante~ to ~top the f~~gltt , m the plu• that Crow Ulually SJ•t•· sed nut, and his team had to take Ught I~ .'IJ_:~.:th :o'!,z;d. , Qut 1 'l'bls Is ju~t one incid1mt th,at 9 bHn.d of 130, but all Captain WIOUidnt Jet _·him, .!laid l'he tun c9,~e u~ rec~n~Jy . .'\. fCw BqJ> LOuka lalpr ~!JJTJrpJ:ntpd .. 13p brown-ha;ire.d nus~ Witlh the in· .!olond~y tWchh put w~en Cro1v is b~Uer tban Crow c11n usuall¥ oh-hong pl-aster h~gh ~n wns bf»Wl\ft~ with th(' Hot el Mar- bow) , 1;10 we Were pins ahead ." head ., "I was bou<D~ I~ b.,.t,. .,,I;,'d. •. ;in In t~e Trl County le~ue -b~ H$)re are just two of the tTic!ql a_nd 1 m ~orry ~ <\ldn_ t." But 1 rr11led bls uaual 127 in the fint that Crow anti his stooge, Rich to ~~ht .tum ua· J~N 4 ~~me, and then sud_dcn lr every JoQes. have pulled in order to c-eo mg to . pr_o~o er Ot'T h1t he ~ad ~prpe a strike. No· better his athletic prowess. 1 of the .lnler.n-atJOnal Boxing ClUb, body fhought too much about t his thl k lh 1 . 1 . bo 1 ,. ~n w_:•ll iel another ahot •at the · lh p ~ ~ Js a u 1mf' ~t tJt-le "Just a.s 8<lon a.s he , for 11 while, ~ecause. sooner or the pu~h~ 111 _w~ae to these t~o ,nd gets hims.ellf two 0 !ater almost aJ1 keKicrs. s:et hot phopi!!!J, wilh <teat p(f:!A - fiOo d wms. · " . a ,. h '1and I~ 111 . "~" ." lame . an d ow ~at h111 mg ••u e ' ure t at I expolll •heir clece1ts . head pil'l. ut when ht hil the to 1.hc .(ellcral public. Mana·~r. r S~m=>s;.n-. Who stage<ll • · a tren'lll'd scene ~ n the room . had quieted down and .he, too , wa<n tetl a re-turn bout AMEIIICAN ~EAGJ]Ji; with Roelky, "btl•t this time i n Taam . W L Pet. G" 'fl. ~· Pet. q~ ED~h,nd unclcr F!nglistt rules." , Cleveland . ___ . 20 ~ · -~ Mo!!<day nitht S!•mpwn. tried to Brookb',n 2• • -~ Chicago 18 ·9 .687 1 0 · have aH sport.t }"I1itcrs thrown 1• ~~ • . G86 New York New York ___ _ 17 p .007 2~ 36 14 .1!33 I aul of tbe dres111ing room as h.e Petrnlt .... ..• 18 U .q33 ~~~ MIJM.•a!Jkee 18 II .&J8 9 ~ s,hrieked, ''Vmlve d'one every· ·, Boaton' ---·-- 14 18 .498 'Hi Chicago thilliQ to my kid, "inclu4in•Q tryin.g 13 13 .1100 10 St. Lt7Ui.s Washiae:ton ••. 11 17 .3D3 S'l l H ol8 .1179 13-¥.! to murd er him wlth a blooody PUtrburgh Kansa• City ___ 11 18 .379 9 IQ 18 .1107 Ji: . sledge hammer ." ~pparenUy be Cl-n.einn19ti Baltimore .. ___ 9 20 .310 lt' w~ reterrin& to Roe-ky as the 9 ID .321 15 Phila~cl'Ph i & Mondey't Ra•~o~lh " hamnter." No games scheduled Monlll•y't ~ttults Slm,paon c-ljar8'ed t~t re~~r~e 9t. J .oui~ 6 ·P!tt sbul"{!'h 0 Wedntldey'• Gamet Fran'kle Bro-wn had permitle:l the bobbjJ;Jg and we-av.ln'l Roc-ky til iWY .~11!'0 .,~<41!lf'll . Kanaas ~jtl at \Y.JN~~rlfl-Rn "butt ihim, ·V -~e elbows and wrillf.s. ChlcaJn ~t )lew VP.f~ :r.,etdlvft ..... _.. ~Pl...... Detroit at Baltimore hit twice a.rter the be-H end h'it •P.Ifl!·~dclip h j ll f.l Chic•go-Sim - )ow until he ,den·led the pro-tecCleveland .'It Boston mnM 0-0 vs Jnr. ~ s 4- 3. tive cup." Pitt sburgh at Ci~F\Un14i, JJi1~t AltbQI!'.II'Il CqckeLJ !proved a - l<l!- l.n r 2·3 vs Nuoc1tdl 3-2. . IN'TF.RNATIONAL comparaUvl"ly pooa· rlrawlnog Cllit"d New Yor•k at MlhY'IIukee ,night Monda~ ni.JJht,_Norris ~id, '2Je Tlam W L Pet, -GomE"z 1·3 v.§ Cono! ·~y 4-1. ~· t are~ 4ltr•'o!lpn i~ '·' ' Montreal __ 20 10 .667 Bror,klyn- at St. "Lolflf, ,njg))t- wN fuhrre.' ' · Toronto ____ 18 9 .667 Ersk.!J:, ~ !5 '.0 vs .ltl'C'kson l-0 . ,Po••lble Contenders Roche.ater _ __ 16 9 .1140 N'orr~.t .said th e Seotember W91dn11dey'• OIIMI Havana 16 12 .:m for 'Rocky would Brook· l yn a-t St. Louis, night. Coiumbus -------·- 14 13 .519 win-ner New York •at Mllwt·lllkee, Di!Oht Buffalo ·----·--- 8 15 .34fl PiUSbu·r'fh n-t Ci nelnnati. Rlchmond __ ----~- 8 18 S)'racui4'J ____ .•• . 4 18 .182 Phlt-~delph'ia· ·a·t Gp·I~~IJ? · Mon~ay'• lttultt R)'racuse .0 Richmond 4 AMERIC.AN CoJumbua 4 Havana 2 Buffalo at Montreal, ppd rain ASSOCIATION Only aame.. scheduled · Tecla"'• Glft1i• . Sta"1!ff1111 CoJumbu• at Havan11 2 T11m W. L. Buffalo at Montreal, nieht Minll(p.ooHa 22 11 Rocheater at Toronto. night LcuitvHle 18 12 lpr1eu1e at Richmond ~ Oo!•h• . 19 18 CLIFFORD ' ;r~:w e'AMP8£LL BEAMS ~~~;t~~~l~. B"r" PAUL " Moon" ' ~lt.L Moore; Return Ou SPORTS ' ' Ohio •' The ' ,, ,, ' ~f.....<:"i ~·io• ·-... :...,,_~ . ..• • •, \~ It .costs no lllO~ . . '1!21, · ·t 0, ___,. b.· '11 ~ ,, •'i '• ' '(, . to ~ I g~ ft '• ·- ~· .r.~rs . .•. ~s 6 • • •• •. Ct . • • •• • • • .- • • . . 1616 1'J 8 Toledo Oeqver. St. !Paul Chtrir.stcn Jr:,d!,ana.poHJ 0 . ....,. 1' " 8C&EB111 -CUIJ:M.SCOi"E 45 X 00 Fl' S~. fo~nl ttl 1-..a IILACK lfORSE CANYON tJa Teehnleelor) ' -ALSO- · PLAYGIRL IMQr Wf11Mrt . "l<8!! ~ BurJ N•Ulvo.n ~oi-I'I'OON QJJTEil SI!A£1! HOOr~R LEAVI! CtNCY CINCINNATI UP- Pitcher Bvb 'tooper wa s bnck in the Cle\'e~ and Indians' orwa ni!.llt!prt ·U!4tYr~p Cincl"nllti Redlegs ref~·~ hiht putriallt to Indian•JJOU. in 1he American A!i!«)( laUOn.' veleran right-hand er made rctiel, appt'l:Uan('(•s for the le'a s!D$!e be wa~ I'ICquirM Cleveland on waJvers Jut .moDth 1 and had an 0 2 rocord . '· -At.IO- .... ~...... . Spllle lone• ftaiiMAN, 8AYE MY . CHlLD ' AtifiU'II ' ' f':"-11'-rnof'l BIG QL Ylol,IC CROWD . MELBOURNE. Aullttfl~ An elltimated 2?.0.000 1eata ' 'PP-=were told Monday when ticket. for the 19S8 Olympic games went on ule .ID vu I oua A111~traliab titles. ' tr • ·THI Hllw •••T ••Lull ... · ·.nile on.l , Por.- on•re ,. , Thunderbird Strlln• 'llike a clnsor look · at tb~•• · lon& lnw, "fr:oot·running'" liru'll!l. From thtt smart. · o?<nred bead ug~~u to lh• tail ftns, they',. Thunderbird tbrougli and tllrnugh. Step !noide. Colnrlully Ires~ now LuxiDy '· . ·~~ interiors n'l.ake Fold ttulv your ·~f'"if• on wheels." ' 1 taro& room SUNSET ' ···· ' ~,,.,, On 'Y'~• Dial In . iez.Kp. .,.~....,- , ~ "':!J,. n,.$.". , .. Slff'4Rifl 'Q . - when )'!IU \V~ 1liil8"f F...t . farther out front ...•~ ' ''YOt,IR · S'Mftft.._q .. •. wa ·. Wltether ycu clioOse the , Y-blncl< V-8 01 l~llo~.p. ~I V-8, l"'!! gill I!JIIi!.~. "'lA' ' 8 Om-~ h a •w ' \ !CiniJy Pilrd oRerit Monct.a'f'• •••viti .... , . . 'h11. MaJ li.I'J lloCrt1 Marl 81aneh1rd ... yu fDID IPTI.ICo'. •, Omaha 7 St. l'oul 0 Denver 8 Mlnnel! ::··,lls 2 L.t.ROE8T ~ ' At Racine Charlr1ton 4 lnd i·~~ofl~lb 1 LcJU~ tV!I ) e 11 Tc/<Cdo 9 Today's G1mta Loul.tvllle al Toledo Charlestcn nl lnd: anapel!J \Hnne D,p~lh n! Der.ver ,- Of ntf NlfO ...,.,., llfAIIC*f, MI(:IM;Nf . d 11& 1 1J !'Q " ' t • 0 Q,....... w INIDIR TO CHATTANOOGA WASHINGTON UP- The Waoh· ln(ton Senators today optlon-:!d lhortatop Jerry Snider to Chait•· DOOit of the Southern Auoclatlon on 1 24 bour retail ba~ll . ' • • •• . ,' D •0 ' ·, . 0 • ' .' . ' "' / ._.:l~:~~~~~~~· Ohio ii!-. ;-· I!II!IIIU. . lt'e -rill riiD~ t �• ' J f \ Tl.lesdQy, Mov 17, I~,• YIALK~t in y To Defend ·QN ·IMay-MeetBoho Mo • t"- w" 'IJ"•w••,.,,... Cluh Plan11ing NIIVaiT~... Park Picnic cr-...u. l'1.o,u , ... .. ~ ot tiN ·en lhJ :zetb wfH ~"ode lito 4·H Club ·at lbe ..... ol. J .. tu- lhll week •itl!l Atldrer Jona u .we ll'tit -:~::1111to 1N II PR/!V/()(}5 /iiiENNIAL AIA7't:NE~ rN• {IR!f'l~/{ WeN "· . ON£Y oNCE, ttl ;9118, Ar f>t: A/IPREW'$1 5Ci!NE OF 17115 /'tAR_, P<AV. :~:~~:~~:~d ~Wf 1 ' \, ." ~· . • 3 1,11. WIJNEI\5 . . $1.00 .NIQHT H~M 12-:-16-20 Gcnige §HJ!J...L§ !IJRNISHJ!)p . <o r '<' • ' ' \ ~• •i . 'h:zqk Wqlton '~"' ' _, .. '~ -~ . May 19th ~ . ..... \, ' · *r t ~newa ~;, ,;,""i1,;;,;\ ., . ~ ... ' .. ., ' ' .. . .: !v• '' 7stlle~ 4 ·~· o~ly . SIMON'$ MARl¢~ P f. LIT'S DO AWA1'" WITH A\IS.tY H~T' WA,TER WORRI,$1 AOWi Let Us lnstaiiA. 0. S111itl! Peri!IQgloss GLASS LINED TANK O. OK! ~J'tantlt I ' RefresbJnentJ were served by lleredUb, J'udy Sauer, SuPuUea, N~~~ey Skinner, coJWUJGn, Barbara Jactaon, jla.1>u01 Jooes, Saadra Brewine. Roletta R.iehards, Margaret l.aod, Clndo Jl9)'1'1o. Melody Mered;th.. J1~ Uouclc:. Ruth Ed'Kards. IaJ;~am·s L_ stra~...l.t -.lltiAJ. JMMr~. Mrt. -ller• is t<MIUetllor for tM &rOUP ud tbey made pin-eulhlons and potbolclert dLH'iV J~r work per)oct. The pimk on the 28th will ~a at J p. m. wittt Marg1ret JA:&d 1asd Jean. Malden as bost.eu- WAtKifR CUP <f'OtF 77fAM- w•• •"~ Jtck Jlt,yd L · OF /{UN7'111'51"01'/, Wf" WR51NIA, CAPf'AIN O,t: 7/IE U. {;, SAN f1RANCISOO UP----Jf[\()lf1Qoter J~m Norr·is s&id toda.y .be ba.p· ed to re ~match Jtoclcy Marciano and Don Coclc~ll .of E111Jliand "in the not toG d.i&IJilt !utlll"e," ~ut, 10 pin twice and aH the pins fell I • ' I • meanwh :Ole, Marciano "certainlf will_ dt-fe·nd a~'in lb SI!IPtemf')er" We have heard of a lot of low quite a few of the experienced some other ..cooten:er . dowh t,rlcks. but yc.;t.erday we bowJen became sus.. iciou5. Cer- ' Nor_n.s ,to:14t•:l, CoJ::kel w_on were ~vi:u:d ()f. one that j.u.$t taiJ:Ny b!J. Frt1d d!.dft't nava "h~ ~.merlcan h.e,.rtt la!!t Jl. 1.sh\ Wlth aboat P>t'll tb~lll" a.l~. It seems. that nmc)l t~uf! oD biJ. ball hl.!!l ~~ e.ta·nd agalnrd •• I · d •· ·" c J S C "·'· • · • •• ·tb chaJI1l'. our- 0~1 IHI Il rr.::.u; t":>"''~ r " 0. !'flii'>...,..,.:!! •• O:.:., ,.._.e P.fflt-Wl · • Unbeaten. Rock~ m;~~'1;, ,?~~~ wbo ftncie5t bimse1! as quite a a big _224 a:ame, 1-he ~et- he _h~ - fifth defen~~; - or tt. c w::·!d· ,. JOifer, hu hired , Qr Jn fl)'be l.bt! ever rolled U4:8 wa~; b1s preVlOU ~ weiJht crown used bi!l bran:d w~rd ,boultl be bribed, ~OWlC hiUhl al)4 JUre ,npu.rb in t~F \w lEil'·t uWereut eflerl-iYely R1ch Jones l~ ~adqy for h1m ~l la'* game h~ contlnue_d to hij ~ga.inst t-he cMmpion of the •S rithe Chest.t-rbJII Countl·y Club lhu; them ipr st.r~s ~~ i!pde of ~he lish i)mpire .and scored oa teeh.ni . j ~act t~at he w~s regularly _ m1ss- oal knookcout oyer him a-t M seesummer. . Accorchnl to our mformant, ll)g the bead Plfl· Finally -.he op· onde !)f t.b.e ninth rou.nod in eKttT Crow, ~hn has always claimed tQ positioh ,SemaZ}~ed to check on Stadiunn. be a ~o)fer, ,ends aicb far out_ thp piu a~d alao on the pin boy . "l dMl most oof my dllfrlii!le tn front o( tbe otber cadd1es, and And w'hat do you think thef with the le!t uwercut," s•·id the Riell atway@ 1l14nages to ,ee that ::QuDd? un~rbd ~hOOJ.pion today. "It's Crow's 'baU is in a good lie. Our lif:h JfflP half ...-~kH In th\1 ~ neW 1pun"Ob I've been practicing friend states that on several ocbi,:" ~!tfr •11• ttttlnt pint ~ lot. Of course I -worked on bi:J ~asions ,Crow walloped t he ball n Crow body too." into ttte <t eep rough, but upon ~rbq~.u,.. H• tuppoHd to The ~cmbined head :and bGdy rivin& at tlJe ~~fie where tb~ nt thpr' fpr. ~!1 thrM 11m••· tttack bed'ore 35,000 fans in· tbe ball disa_p p~ar~d t hat th~ pell~ .ut _,,• •,._,~ am:! didn't ar- qhlll')" itadium chun·ky wou!d . ~e nf"stmg very ntc ciJ m r!YJ ,~ntU tltt' flrtt t•m• ~" Cock-ell iO-to bloody the b1rwar well leed up. oyer. l'h•n ll• t)~cl a .trlnt ttt~ !lQored hi-m • three times 1NILL.II H4S WILt.-111 · Also on several occasions when '11 tftt pl,,., tn~ whan C:~ ~topped him in the n·inth ••••••· ClUCAGO . UP-Ttte Cub pit'"""· tht-y were pla)'ing short holeB ..,1~ ~ Itt wo~tlfl ,_,,. t~ R~. fr~h ·from bls '1" , ""' Crow',; , ball woUlil be found just strlnt al!tltt piM "HI ine isM1va iM!lj • · 1!1"" viclOTY as a "amaiJn"" tbe tbe ""'il~es." inehts away frofTI the hol e, am\ hit. IJ.IFh refrtlfto•lll a Ct:ti'Pit o praised .J-avlsbl(Y the • " "" 1t would \Je an easy matter for tim", bMau¥ f'!t ,-~• •frallll It ~.og far. ~r Q.f HiOT~Jrn, Willie baa '"*~!!~ ~Q il~l in f~ even a dub like Crow to mQke t he ~oufd I~ phony If Crow rollf!'cl ~wMthy "Roc):" ~r~m -~:;;:to~~ g~s a,:ainat the Cuba an~' il pult in one 11troke. 111 ttrllc•, •ut on. at 1..1t thr" ){ass .. deC',•ared, l v.e f1 for 2!5 a~inat tbeir pi~b~rs. ~At • resulf Craw I• 3hootlnt out of four pctatlons h• Wlf lot Cllf br.awe men- In my vtry n.,r ,to !~r rft ~nd If pulfJn, that ttri~l· . <~ this .fellcw was topli.'R',~~;~~lr'l'lld molt of vou wRI rememl:..r his Naturally .Jones wa~ evicted Cocktll W~h nermal gem• Is r"ur;t-1 ,:losar to from t.he alleya, but not · before he The coura·geous · 60. Par at ChetNr I• U, aiUI demanded hill money for aet:Ung cha-llenau d·isci·OHd thlra sur., Is • lot of j:lltflrence tlle tym games from alley Gwner J ohn Sitrlt -90111, his. m_anage:. betw"n 36 to 40 tr!cl the ·6Q BUl Clark. t::row'l . sc;_9r~ w.a s tos- ~ante~ to ~top the f~~gltt , m the plu• that Crow Ulually SJ•t•· sed nut, and his team had to take Ught I~ .'IJ_:~.:th :o'!,z;d. , Qut 1 'l'bls Is ju~t one incid1mt th,at 9 bHn.d of 130, but all Captain WIOUidnt Jet _·him, .!laid l'he tun c9,~e u~ rec~n~Jy . .'\. fCw BqJ> LOuka lalpr ~!JJTJrpJ:ntpd .. 13p brown-ha;ire.d nus~ Witlh the in· .!olond~y tWchh put w~en Cro1v is b~Uer tban Crow c11n usuall¥ oh-hong pl-aster h~gh ~n wns bf»Wl\ft~ with th(' Hot el Mar- bow) , 1;10 we Were pins ahead ." head ., "I was bou<D~ I~ b.,.t,. .,,I;,'d. •. ;in In t~e Trl County le~ue -b~ H$)re are just two of the tTic!ql a_nd 1 m ~orry ~ <\ldn_ t." But 1 rr11led bls uaual 127 in the fint that Crow anti his stooge, Rich to ~~ht .tum ua· J~N 4 ~~me, and then sud_dcn lr every JoQes. have pulled in order to c-eo mg to . pr_o~o er Ot'T h1t he ~ad ~prpe a strike. No· better his athletic prowess. 1 of the .lnler.n-atJOnal Boxing ClUb, body fhought too much about t his thl k lh 1 . 1 . bo 1 ,. ~n w_:•ll iel another ahot •at the · lh p ~ ~ Js a u 1mf' ~t tJt-le "Just a.s 8<lon a.s he , for 11 while, ~ecause. sooner or the pu~h~ 111 _w~ae to these t~o ,nd gets hims.ellf two 0 !ater almost aJ1 keKicrs. s:et hot phopi!!!J, wilh <teat p(f:!A - fiOo d wms. · " . a ,. h '1and I~ 111 . "~" ." lame . an d ow ~at h111 mg ••u e ' ure t at I expolll •heir clece1ts . head pil'l. ut when ht hil the to 1.hc .(ellcral public. Mana·~r. r S~m=>s;.n-. Who stage<ll • · a tren'lll'd scene ~ n the room . had quieted down and .he, too , wa<n tetl a re-turn bout AMEIIICAN ~EAGJ]Ji; with Roelky, "btl•t this time i n Taam . W L Pet. G" 'fl. ~· Pet. q~ ED~h,nd unclcr F!nglistt rules." , Cleveland . ___ . 20 ~ · -~ Mo!!<day nitht S!•mpwn. tried to Brookb',n 2• • -~ Chicago 18 ·9 .687 1 0 · have aH sport.t }"I1itcrs thrown 1• ~~ • . G86 New York New York ___ _ 17 p .007 2~ 36 14 .1!33 I aul of tbe dres111ing room as h.e Petrnlt .... ..• 18 U .q33 ~~~ MIJM.•a!Jkee 18 II .&J8 9 ~ s,hrieked, ''Vmlve d'one every· ·, Boaton' ---·-- 14 18 .498 'Hi Chicago thilliQ to my kid, "inclu4in•Q tryin.g 13 13 .1100 10 St. Lt7Ui.s Washiae:ton ••. 11 17 .3D3 S'l l H ol8 .1179 13-¥.! to murd er him wlth a blooody PUtrburgh Kansa• City ___ 11 18 .379 9 IQ 18 .1107 Ji: . sledge hammer ." ~pparenUy be Cl-n.einn19ti Baltimore .. ___ 9 20 .310 lt' w~ reterrin& to Roe-ky as the 9 ID .321 15 Phila~cl'Ph i & Mondey't Ra•~o~lh " hamnter." No games scheduled Monlll•y't ~ttults Slm,paon c-ljar8'ed t~t re~~r~e 9t. J .oui~ 6 ·P!tt sbul"{!'h 0 Wedntldey'• Gamet Fran'kle Bro-wn had permitle:l the bobbjJ;Jg and we-av.ln'l Roc-ky til iWY .~11!'0 .,~<41!lf'll . Kanaas ~jtl at \Y.JN~~rlfl-Rn "butt ihim, ·V -~e elbows and wrillf.s. ChlcaJn ~t )lew VP.f~ :r.,etdlvft ..... _.. ~Pl...... Detroit at Baltimore hit twice a.rter the be-H end h'it •P.Ifl!·~dclip h j ll f.l Chic•go-Sim - )ow until he ,den·led the pro-tecCleveland .'It Boston mnM 0-0 vs Jnr. ~ s 4- 3. tive cup." Pitt sburgh at Ci~F\Un14i, JJi1~t AltbQI!'.II'Il CqckeLJ !proved a - l<l!- l.n r 2·3 vs Nuoc1tdl 3-2. . IN'TF.RNATIONAL comparaUvl"ly pooa· rlrawlnog Cllit"d New Yor•k at MlhY'IIukee ,night Monda~ ni.JJht,_Norris ~id, '2Je Tlam W L Pet, -GomE"z 1·3 v.§ Cono! ·~y 4-1. ~· t are~ 4ltr•'o!lpn i~ '·' ' Montreal __ 20 10 .667 Bror,klyn- at St. "Lolflf, ,njg))t- wN fuhrre.' ' · Toronto ____ 18 9 .667 Ersk.!J:, ~ !5 '.0 vs .ltl'C'kson l-0 . ,Po••lble Contenders Roche.ater _ __ 16 9 .1140 N'orr~.t .said th e Seotember W91dn11dey'• OIIMI Havana 16 12 .:m for 'Rocky would Brook· l yn a-t St. Louis, night. Coiumbus -------·- 14 13 .519 win-ner New York •at Mllwt·lllkee, Di!Oht Buffalo ·----·--- 8 15 .34fl PiUSbu·r'fh n-t Ci nelnnati. Rlchmond __ ----~- 8 18 S)'racui4'J ____ .•• . 4 18 .182 Phlt-~delph'ia· ·a·t Gp·I~~IJ? · Mon~ay'• lttultt R)'racuse .0 Richmond 4 AMERIC.AN CoJumbua 4 Havana 2 Buffalo at Montreal, ppd rain ASSOCIATION Only aame.. scheduled · Tecla"'• Glft1i• . Sta"1!ff1111 CoJumbu• at Havan11 2 T11m W. L. Buffalo at Montreal, nieht Minll(p.ooHa 22 11 Rocheater at Toronto. night LcuitvHle 18 12 lpr1eu1e at Richmond ~ Oo!•h• . 19 18 CLIFFORD ' ;r~:w e'AMP8£LL BEAMS ~~~;t~~~l~. B"r" PAUL " Moon" ' ~lt.L Moore; Return Ou SPORTS ' ' Ohio •' The ' ,, ,, ' ~f.....<:"i ~·io• ·-... :...,,_~ . ..• • •, \~ It .costs no lllO~ . . '1!21, · ·t 0, ___,. b.· '11 ~ ,, •'i '• ' '(, . to ~ I g~ ft '• ·- ~· .r.~rs . .•. ~s 6 • • •• •. Ct . • • •• • • • .- • • . . 1616 1'J 8 Toledo Oeqver. St. !Paul Chtrir.stcn Jr:,d!,ana.poHJ 0 . ....,. 1' " 8C&EB111 -CUIJ:M.SCOi"E 45 X 00 Fl' S~. fo~nl ttl 1-..a IILACK lfORSE CANYON tJa Teehnleelor) ' -ALSO- · PLAYGIRL IMQr Wf11Mrt . "l<8!! ~ BurJ N•Ulvo.n ~oi-I'I'OON QJJTEil SI!A£1! HOOr~R LEAVI! CtNCY CINCINNATI UP- Pitcher Bvb 'tooper wa s bnck in the Cle\'e~ and Indians' orwa ni!.llt!prt ·U!4tYr~p Cincl"nllti Redlegs ref~·~ hiht putriallt to Indian•JJOU. in 1he American A!i!«)( laUOn.' veleran right-hand er made rctiel, appt'l:Uan('(•s for the le'a s!D$!e be wa~ I'ICquirM Cleveland on waJvers Jut .moDth 1 and had an 0 2 rocord . '· -At.IO- .... ~...... . Spllle lone• ftaiiMAN, 8AYE MY . CHlLD ' AtifiU'II ' ' f':"-11'-rnof'l BIG QL Ylol,IC CROWD . MELBOURNE. Aullttfl~ An elltimated 2?.0.000 1eata ' 'PP-=were told Monday when ticket. for the 19S8 Olympic games went on ule .ID vu I oua A111~traliab titles. ' tr • ·THI Hllw •••T ••Lull ... · ·.nile on.l , Por.- on•re ,. , Thunderbird Strlln• 'llike a clnsor look · at tb~•• · lon& lnw, "fr:oot·running'" liru'll!l. From thtt smart. · o?<nred bead ug~~u to lh• tail ftns, they',. Thunderbird tbrougli and tllrnugh. Step !noide. Colnrlully Ires~ now LuxiDy '· . ·~~ interiors n'l.ake Fold ttulv your ·~f'"if• on wheels." ' 1 taro& room SUNSET ' ···· ' ~,,.,, On 'Y'~• Dial In . iez.Kp. .,.~....,- , ~ "':!J,. n,.$.". , .. Slff'4Rifl 'Q . - when )'!IU \V~ 1liil8"f F...t . farther out front ...•~ ' ''YOt,IR · S'Mftft.._q .. •. wa ·. Wltether ycu clioOse the , Y-blncl< V-8 01 l~llo~.p. ~I V-8, l"'!! gill I!JIIi!.~. "'lA' ' 8 Om-~ h a •w ' \ !CiniJy Pilrd oRerit Monct.a'f'• •••viti .... , . . 'h11. MaJ li.I'J lloCrt1 Marl 81aneh1rd ... yu fDID IPTI.ICo'. •, Omaha 7 St. l'oul 0 Denver 8 Mlnnel! ::··,lls 2 L.t.ROE8T ~ ' At Racine Charlr1ton 4 lnd i·~~ofl~lb 1 LcJU~ tV!I ) e 11 Tc/<Cdo 9 Today's G1mta Loul.tvllle al Toledo Charlestcn nl lnd: anapel!J \Hnne D,p~lh n! Der.ver ,- Of ntf NlfO ...,.,., llfAIIC*f, MI(:IM;Nf . d 11& 1 1J !'Q " ' t • 0 Q,....... w INIDIR TO CHATTANOOGA WASHINGTON UP- The Waoh· ln(ton Senators today optlon-:!d lhortatop Jerry Snider to Chait•· DOOit of the Southern Auoclatlon on 1 24 bour retail ba~ll . ' • • •• . ,' D •0 ' ·, . 0 • ' .' . ' "' / ._.:l~:~~~~~~~· Ohio ii!-. ;-· I!II!IIIU. . lt'e -rill riiD~ t �t • T )7' 195 • Ohio • ' ' . ann Tat erson OW • .. ' lt. .' T H·.l . ., . .' . .,, ...... R I Estot Bro OND ... .\ • •'. ' •,,J 0 ,• 0 AS ' y eLBA 7: :00 :l!Q I , ' ' ' i , .1 ' '! . .,. �t • T )7' 195 • Ohio • ' ' . ann Tat erson OW • .. ' lt. .' T H·.l . ., . .' . .,, ...... R I Estot Bro OND ... .\ • •'. ' •,,J 0 ,• 0 AS ' y eLBA 7: :00 :l!Q I , ' ' ' i , .1 ' '! . .,. �f fOQeEight , 'KREMU· N BOSS · KHRUsHCHEV GREETED IN -.. POLAND The Daoi~•Senunel Re~~. Gardner Serve• At ~hner FWU!ral •' • •• •• • . hG Arian A .d Lola Jtml rlnODS ets .War •. . At Annual "ahama BandDIDDer •• • Lola Jean R.oulh, daua:bter of \lr. and Mn. Araett Rou.sb or thr Upper Flab community, waa presented JJe Ariaa Awar~ fOJ aehieveme~t in mutle at the annual Wabama White t'alc:on Baud banquet and danee held in tbe Wahama High Sehool gymnulum on Jast Thursday ever.iDIThe ~ward . wbkb i• liven eatlll year to the out.Ataoding senior mernber of the band, wa& preseat ed by Rutse:H Capehut, pre&dent of the Band Boosten. wpoiii;Ol" of tho bu.-:.:·-:1 ar.: .• -• • • • • '! • •L Fllnml · - lor w. IL !Jdns were ht.:d. ~ .:!'tTDOOD •t thlt' ltaw.tia&I.COMs :o'u.Der• ftomt with the .aev. l1H L Gardner~ pastor ol the Jbur.ch of Christ., oKiciatiot. 'ltan.bera or the White Rose Lod· II<, o1 the ol lb.ilroad TniJ:Hnen, wer.e ill •••rc• ol the nvwvs at u.e ..,. Vice *lUI P•ll bearer• were Sbir· danee. ,~ · a w:y· ~ ~Mev"eJi"~ '14 enJ &ebolarship. Members of tbt faculty made the aelt.'<-tion. Mi'!-5 RoU&b b., been president of tht Wahama band durini the put year. IIIIMIW 110 SHOI1 ... . . _ tbo - - ta Pvlan4 af IJio lOIII atml...-y af ........ ot tho 111. ~ t.D4 Mutual .&..kr IN!tweea that D&UoD ad tbe U.S.S.R.. an mowa beiDC 1u1t.s lll w..-w. J'rom. left: lto!Lit:anUI:l KokOI:IOVak)', rnutha1 crt tu 8o1'let Un1oo &ad u.. ........, ot Poland; ...... Kanbal L Konln; Nlldta 8. - · Krmlta ot 1M cata111 committee a1 tbe ConurunUt partr lD tbe Sovtec.; Bolell&w 81eru&. NC1'ftU'7 ol ta. .mn~ CQDlJD.Ittel of Uaa Pouab united workers party. lllther RokoMat'aQ cw Koldt'Y il expected to a.4 tha Scmet,.-orc= "'='ud =-':C:::=-'Eueo =::l>O :..:_,:c •u=.aaiOII~- N _A _ TO _ . _ _ __!_I~ BOIIfld.•MrnJ__ on. ll•.K"'"! 'tJ)! "mu.lric • aDd · gcit w a~ u........, K Off' • t unae ICIU e• ift Radford f'unerttl I Donna Wildermuth, organist , and MW Cynthia Tompkms, wlo ist who sang, "Beyond the Sun8et" and "Only Beheve " M1111 · • Fuoeral services tor Mario11 \ Badtord were held from the Burial wu in Beech Grove ~iDI Funeral Hllmt~ Saturday at Cemetery and pallbearer~.~ were 3, p. m. with the Rev. J. Leslie Glen and Earl DUI, Clyde Hy1ell, 1 lu~ p;ntor ol the United Me Robert Burdattt.~, Del HY.ell and thodil:t Chu.rch oWtrlltlng. . .1ame1 Will. 1 "' Special mumlc wa11 provided hy Coming from out of town for POMEROY BEND THEATRES All Pl<luretl In CINI!:MASCOPE or WIDE SCREEN MIDDLEPORT MEIGS T'UH. atad 'W~ . , Mar 1"1-tS BAT'fLEGROUNJl fMGM llall ot Fame 11\tl Van. J'oluuen, John Jtodlak Thart.-Prl ., M111 , 111-21 SIGN OF Tm; PAGAN ClnMI.-eO)Jl'! ITechnii.!Oiorl lell Chandler, laf:lk Palance T)i:MPLE 'rue•. and Wed ., Mal' 17 -111 ASPIIAI-T JUNGLI; Marilyn Mom·ne. I'Uf'rllng llayden, l.,oal• (;illhern Thur•.-t•rt ., May JD - ~ BLACK TUESDAY Edward G. Robiro10n f'etei' Orne•. Ju~ Parker 1 She alto as Mhtreu .t C•rtmOnin at Thurtdar'• ....,. a• JUC.h ha4! char.. of of the pr• ,,..,.,_ She ptltHitttd a.ftCI Oir· Ktor o...-.. Kooken a tift frem the ...,.....,. of the btnd. qYet 1nd the pr...ntatlon the services were Mr .. and Mrs. Clyde Hysell, Westerville; Mrs. Noah Looker , Galena; ~r ~nd Mrs. Thomas Hysell, Fhnt, M1ch. Mr and !\11'11. Homer Alkire, Mn Et)lcl Lowe ry, Mrs Manon Howell , CclumbnJ:O; Mr~. Dorothy Phil· lip&, Tol edo aml Eldon Burns, Athens. Endeavor Group Plans Lake Party A recreation pel"iod in the social room of the church preceded the meeting of tbe Christian En deavor of the Pomeroy Church of Chrilft, Sunday evening. Nancy Hatcher was the leader ot the wng Acrv1ce whlch opened the meeting and Brenda Strauss wa11 the accompani~t. Sentence pra)'ers concluded the worship .~C rV JCC. Du ring the buslnc!l!'l session plans we~e completed for a swimming party and weiner roa1l to be held l''riday evening aL 8a!ley'l iji;;iiiiiiiiiii~'i'aikiei...... Ml"t'ecl Brotbed>ood f t ...... t:'R~ , ..., lltWb, Jaek ·B eobtel, Dpnald arry Belcher, All '..u ~rc.. ....,. . One year lett.en were· Jiven to .\t:i~b. David ObHoger, C. E. Mea· .....~ McFarlaod. Sharon Berry, dOW>, J..,es Daniels. lllunll wao iarilyn Fo..'eso"• Robert Me- ia ~be Riverview Cemdery. · .. - A father (eopeelally 1 o!..:!d~~!.:t= :!It Durinl l!le pest (~\'4!: )'UI'5 a.~ bas been" ftlefDber ol. l.'be student Cc;.unci.l 'Hid for the p t three )"urs be liu bem • memol h ber t e Vl'l'si~ "'W" Club. In addition to being a mmlber of eo I rudy Webb, Patricia Carmaek, her par~. CPO and Mrs. BaehBarbara McDaniel Sbirle)' L)'oll!ll, oer to their home. .,hyllis Zickafoose, Ann Newland, Ru',h Grhnm, Judy Arnold, ~arie Jewell, Sbi~ey Johpson , Grandchild Ia Born Marjorie Rqacb, Peggy Blessinl, John Layne, Marvin Roush, Alvin Fl-:tyd Koehler, Middleport, has Tripp, Delmar Peyton, Roy recelved .word of tbe· birth of Clark, Allen Lee Klog, Jane hi1 lint craOOcbiJd, •Pat•.i A-na, WoH , Linda Eada. daUjbter of Mr. au!l Mrs. Ctnk Wanda Thompson, Bolt Artis. BitffDS, A.then~~o, Mrs. BlfieM is t.be former Connie •Lee KoehJames BumgaTD.er, Annette Jolm ler of Middlepor.t and AtheDL!II. ~n. Bob Harris, Ja(:kie Stewirt, Great crand!oat'ber of the baby Jimmy Fry, Howlrd Johnson, Ja is Irvin Koehler, Crooksville. net Carmack, Larry Luckydoo, Henry Burgess, l!ugen·e Rayburn ~ Juhling McClung, Sandra Buckland, Ruth Ann Love, Judy Me· Sayre, Carol Ramey,._Rall.lb Artis, :{night, Sandra Roush, Patty Larty Belcher, ,T(nt Schneider, ·A"un('y , Sally Proffitt, Marilyr Paul Joe Grinstead, Tommy "oJi lcson g, Carol Ewmg, Carol Siyre Bnd June Spencer. ---''-----.,-~ ilouan, Marjorie Clark. Betty lJavl.!1. • Peggy McPaniel, James Hender· 1on, Jane Icenhower, Mary Roush, Wanda Roush, Jo Ann · Jus~s. l Linda Roull'h, Betty Junes, Ronide McGlothlin, Tommy Vanre, Allen Harris, Everett Foreman, Jimmy Hoffman, llose Tennant, Gar)' ONLY I'I>AT THIS YEAR Wilson, Donna C9lemA~ tWl baYis, John McGrew, ~alp~- ~[Jll'· .art, San~my Hortman, Sharon Berry, George McFuland, Mite 8 Tlll Mldnlte Grimm, Tommy Duncan, Janp Powell, Jimmy Proffitt, BuP fa,.·: Chili 75e ~ult., 1 .5t Foglesong, Robert McGlothlin, _,.lima Ma.&en 9rohea ra Carroll Knight. Charles f\Ond, Lola Roush , Ruth --~~~ "'~-- ' •• •• .. ' . • • D...- .; Glee Club. 'l . ': . • . a.1~ • ' rlucb. SOil . ' ' .' Vw.!tJ' ' e POMEROY Mon., Moyo23 f!8lv!l'g &9'1 Geo•gt'a Gr·rt-Weds p A.rrman • Ome-y •v Tile bride il a Dtembet' of ~be .Juaior Cll&l!l of Pa~ BeKh Hilh Palm......_iD.SiloV•!-at- School, w... ' IJ ..GI!ftJl\ 4~ld'cmy: ,.n~,.~: Gt: '4ntrt tllt.- .t·~~~ ~ •· • ... · J;pr, ;. - Tbe croom.:. a sraduate of Pom~ eroy , Hqb School ela11 of '52 enlilted in Ule Ail) Foree 5ept.eg~ber l, UiG3, and is now statloll.ed at Palm Beaeb Air Force Base. Florida. " Sit~ See New WorkProjt.et$• . Mr. aad Mn. Brown are residing at... 2448 SarUJaC An. in West Palm Beaeb. -'N~om~eiiidiiViiiociie-prjij•ii•iii•diieiniliioliiiiithiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Controllnseets & Plant DiseasesBoth at once! :roo Geneva Nolan, County · ~e Ap-nt, ""~' ,ield · a: be~· d~OM\ratiott ':.'Jr'ICI'00 tbe iDlonnation on 'fr~ aod. tbe means of prepariiiJ the fooda for the freeA:113 proce-a, lo mate It .,~..sfUT.' Altet' Junoti, which was served l)y ihe CoiUni.- ~nstrati9n bia CLEANU~. DATfS . . ELBERFELDS ' .. ' . \., ~-·~ tart' ""':~ ":.' ARE THI$.\V~~K F~r ... Commencement TICKET SALES ' i SLOW FORi ~HS " ,. Samuel R Tracy Dies; Funeral • ' • ' 1 ALUMNI ~I~HT/. Samuel Daoa Tracy, 79, Ponte. roy, died at bls home this moraing at 5 o'~;lock. i Mr. Tracy was a member of the Modern Woodmen of America and tbe Chu~b Ql Cbrist . ...... . Surviving arc his wife Charlotte; one son, Carl Cecil Tracy, Marietta; brothers. Jamea: Tracy, and A. 0 . Tracy, Pomeroy; sis· tel'l, Mn. Clara Wildermuth 1nd Nellie Tracy, Pomeroy. Funeral ~~erviee& wm be held Friday at 2 P. M. at the EWiftl l)laerat Hom·e, wltb the Rev . IJ'OIIald Seever• oUicia.tina:. Burial w'JII be tit tbe Beech Grove cemetil')', uftdl!)' the direction of the h t q PuaerU Home. · , The bo4y ts at the funeral ht11ite; wbere friends may t.-11. To· thl1 end. she '-....,.....· :..' ' Dad Ia qulek to see that this !"•kes sense. Man.Uke, he Even daims II was his own Idea In tho lint plae•. Now both alart ALL .their sbopplnl( In ' I . '"! ' Kyjer. Creek Work · •·' Resumes; .Walkout T!ldoy Oniy Brief • the pageo of THE DAILY SENTINEL. Which make.. II a &ood 11laee for · you, Mr. Buelae11maa, to odvertllt ... II you GALIJPOLIS, wont to oell In volume to growln1 .rami· 0. UP"-Con- ._,.NKI CLOSE FRIDAY N~N plant at aearb)l Cflesbire a(ter 1 common Shopping s~.:f. In The Pagea Of plea& ecnirt judp ~lfted the Tui"dllf momlq iftct :tile ·Mi4· ~ meet dleport Emer~oney S<i"l'~· ..wF< at unable · to aro\lse Iller tNii!!fl t~e)' Heath Methodist Church Wedntsday evenint at 8 p. m. with the Senior phoir practlee called f~ '7 o'elock for t._at same evening. RObert M. Bet• dlsselved t~o ,In CourtTo Advise On Desegrega~ori .. . . . . . "'f plel;ctiftJ ~·~--~--~~-- stltute. The court heard q&l!mentB· lat~t month on how ita biltoric, :Vear· old decffiiori shinilcPbe Uirfed.-loutt The jUti~ices wut .. d_tclde. how · an(t whCn the ·sti.ti!l ~sliOUtd fin . - . ally lower the racial ban in pubU< •~hoo~<. . . . , .. .•. · TJ:Iere 1\-d been a pqssi~Uit:r thP OOirrt mi(lht break wltb~ lw«~tJ'enr and delay its rJ.!.Jit;tJ 1!ntil next .. 1 f•ll because of tlil!! ·i.bpo'fti.tice of·' , ' ' the decree and the Yilt th•~• ~~~r·T~ !llddlo-1 . , . · .cbooJ segrec•tton. 011 INIPICT(ON l\11104Y· ' "/Ia hiS boon the practic.e . lor f.ome.roy Ch~tl!!r NG'. ·'ttl( 'OIS ·Jtiany yeus,· acUon in all argued ~ meet ln qecial •iO. Wfl!l is expeete(J to be announeed :·-IWdidl<!"'l"' ~·~.r.. evealq) wbtD 1D.Pec~ priOr to adjournment," WarTeD '-:;~=~~; ·be held. A , 6:3o '~iluler uld In a speech prepared ford& · u ~~rJ:r~l":.~. MetbOctilt ·anJI"d. Hvery before tbe 32n.d .annual 'to t¥ "'eotJni of tbt Amerlcon Llw Jn. cal and lcgll problODll J I mootiDc. .•·· . I Cap'n OfTheBead Sa: . Taadi.y. : "~ ·. .·. WASHl:I(GTON UP-Chief Jus""About J.OO lnt~ula'lon. :Qilr:ed off ' tlee Eafl Warren indicated todaY tho jOb tbJJ moroiDI: JD· ID iDter, tba(· the Supreme Court will issue urilon dispute, but tbe walt~t 111 Ordtr btlore it recesses · for ~d - no . effect on··tbe-resl of tb~ the eammer on bow stltti ihQ'W.d WOrk force: · elrry out lt.B ruling abolishing ,yeu ....... ! were· callr!d ·by ~ ,tom,pa~on ani:J nurse, MlsS Fl,Onftee-. J(ur(ey. ·Mist Cecil relftlifted' ~-trr ...a- eoma late Tuesday evening. • ANOTHEll STEP IN WWEIUNG RACIU B.utS ldnctloa agOinsl the , Frkl•y •I! I!Jjunctlon agatnst picketing. . Th~. walkout !1<1"!1 \110!\dar w)Je~ 2200 collltrUcUOil '!'.,._ei'J ~tlused to cron picket Jin• ~ lip ~Yl four former P•inters. About 90 per et-nt .or 2.000 worll:et' w1~e back c:tP the Job ,uer ludge '· lflddleporl Wollliln ''" In Ai.ll'o,!!ji.i;il . NaUonal Bank ~ *"' ~~~- • oad the Fljrmer'• Bank aod Sav· Coma l ... Cnmpaey 1rill close &f aoon . 1 I LIAGUI· TO MElT . d . so that empl~ may MlSB I;ois c;:~u. 'W!!?! bu ~n Tile "Child Conservation Lreatue lttend the funeral of Hart Stan- an invahd for :t he ph\ :;~r. :ns will m6et .;t Ute .-Mome of Mrs. bery. ~~----ta~en lo M•IP !ltacrii)!Ospltal Wolltee Brid!orQ, ll:ay ' tt. - The P!f'?erO;Y stJ:qctioa work resUm~ ted~ in CllCLI TO MI!IT the aiant Kyger Creek eleetr-M Clus 12 Cirde 'fill lies! Your Home Newapaper At'Home Jn The Melga-Moson Area a · Llp(lit •• ' THE DAILY SE~TIN.L lan eompleted Mrs. N~aQ. trwo difleteJlt kindl · ' where most stores put their beot "buyo" forward. DtmoDit:Mlon · Cl~ whick was followed 1!l' flirtbcr iii: fonlllltiDD (or thief, IIOf. toiftg Gft the afternoon to(ll' ' af' the flekll. Alter the iilft,rnoon tour ,. • H~~me Mra. Nolan • SI!NTINEL. Site knowo that here Is ' Herbert Shields, Carl 8illtaaa, C. !:. BIKe-al-ee, the Coot) AIJ'iculture Att:ent for M..ee Couaty were well pie~ wifb the ltrs:e troop of people atte~ ioa: the· Fieid Day aDd tOUtha:a tbe l:J;peri-meot Farm at Ca~a~ ler, 'tu.e.day. '4 ODe of the main demoastr• tioas ol tile day was. tlae pourof the eoncret.e 1ft the stoel tant b7 Bud o,te ·aild Hugh CUster. 11ie demo..trat«t told tbat tbe taat holdl 'W:allona f1( water and ean be built Eor arouad $C50 plu. tbr eoat ·.Of lilt ptp..,. 1 and ToBeOnF~day carefully otudies the ada In THE DAlLY rnt Harley Br:o~ Pomeroy, on Fri· Killlt....., Ga and for how much, •round town, before niekol. ~· da, April-22 ol further, Is to know who'• oelllng wlut 1 --- -~-- Thunolor ,,,.. "" - est • Miss Eleanor Jo Gordon, dau-&bter of .Mr. ud lln.. loe Gordon of ValdoA.a. Ga., became the bride of Ainnn 2ad t."111M ll.ar'r7 Lew Brown. soa of Mr • .and Mn. here Is \there he geta an "ABLE AS· she spends Polr J O to streleh the budget to make room for . .......,..,. / Single Copy S98 • lhot the best way to make her doUan J:O ..,. ................ .......... t2toM-.M'" new onol must SIST" from Mom. She his long realized ... ., ·:vou'll • the latest addition to the family. Right a OMIO: Pt!r .....,.., hlllo 64 .. '•lr IfNI cHI ..,....,., ._ J6 •• 44. Th&II'Niay f•lr lfMil ..... ' - ·- •• know a lot of things. Ampng them, how 1Vealher WilT VIRGINIA• ' • !<QtorW eeotly .t. d!e trigb tchool. .-n• Moonlite lvs 9 PM WHAT EVERY· .FATHER SHOULD KNOW ~e ' ' ' ...c ~ -... '·. ' T Club Wll Jldl: of Mr. end Yrt. Joe of ••oD City. .Jd. pllfl • __.. bu IOIJdtall, balketlaall. and e-bail at W..ahama and is • mrmr: b<r ol the loltdin , James Heodenon, Ju.ie .Rcbtives uW friends from the football and bMketball cenhower. Gary Wilaon, Ralpb wt of town ifteluded )lr. and ~QUads at Wabam... be bu ~trved \rtis, Mike Grimm, Tommy Duo- Mrt. Barry KoOJII), D.,.on; Mr. 1115 Sports Editor of Hi&b ·Timel, :..n. Tommy Seyre, and .lue Po- and KrL Ricb•d Knopp, New t.be Klbool• aewspaper, aDd hu ,.elJ Bill Fogfe50QC w.u given a c.rJyte, Mr. .00 Mrs. eOf'le LoP- been a member ol tbe Gtee Club. .mall lyre-pin. IJiban, TtOJ': Kr. aDd M.ra. 0 . C. He IPPflred u an eDd mao lD Mowie-t •' the ttmc1 t 11 Ktion Ct.tumum; Mr. aod Mra. Don tbit year'.s. minstrel '•peuspred. -' the Winfield. hOtbalt .Miurray, Mealleri»e, ·Pa.~ llr. I,Dd by tbe Gle. Club. " and •t tha ·.:4aham.2 ' a.-nee.m-· !ltn. Sardine JleOure, Cllarles.BkdeO to• lbo d!kd' ol vJu~ ing .-me ••,. lhoWA " P'au• too; !Irs. Fr~ . HotrmaD, Du!)'- pre.ident of .Stud'mJt ·BoiJll khft*idu. 10 eddUIOI' .novlrs-·of• l)a.r~ )Ire Edil!"'n, Wu..~. . ('otutq. wa3- S3Jb; ~~, danp!lt~r of. •·-• p b111. !lr an :I K~toj .,..,flill o1 Jib. tiM recent ~ , Nl1va 1 at> 1t. - . · . . . r. ~~ . . : ~rr ..., .... lht~Wff.-~.- : , :.. ,.... , ...~, .T\f c· -:"~" Jil:.". . ' • nj ,;,p ,~'. ~~-·;11:\\ .:k~:!;_t:.tt~~~ Special ,ullh'. ~ •war•· were also called. hei'e 1'hlll3d'ay . .... " ., "'"!" _.;, • .__ ~ J•m" Hoffman.. .,..,, Sct.ptidtr b1 · the uoexpeeted death. of ' 8 addition to ~ 1 member of H•rry Miller, Mr. , aM r MrL tb.eir father. Mr. and Mrs. El· r~~ ~e:.. a~ aod the JOUNMIAdriln LlltMJ, · Mf· ~ Mrs. bert Baebnu. an-d i:laQJ:bter, l.f · . Jobn.on ScarMrry. , C•rt Par- Spriogfiel(l, aod GPO and Mra. Joe For.d, ftl~ oL·Mr. aoo· Mn. sons, Princ:iiNI Clyft Foley, Dit· t:ucene · Er.tmer Pbilade'9bia , K. H . .J'ord or Letart BOule, wu -.ctor r;.o,... KoolcM and Mr. Pa ..1 put the weekend with their named Sfcretary-Trt'lrii\IJ'er of the •nd Mn. RuiMII C•pehart. motber. Cassie Ba-Ch.ner, who Stodent Body. He -lp~ ~D • Present at "the banquet were bas been staying W..:Lh her grand· memb- 2 r c! the G~e. C.ub. He al · fames Caldwell, Bett)' Roush, parents tbia winter an.d atlend- sa. was an en.:i man m ttle recent Tanice Roush, CarOlyn Dotson. ina: ;ochool here ac-companied mnt!ltrel. , . At interminior. oi the dance the majorettes for next year were selected bt vote or the band anc'l were announced by Principal Clyde Foley. MaJorettes selectee' were Betty Roush, Mary Rolllh and Patty Carmack. It was ' al1c announced that Betty Jones will be the Htad -Majorette next year During the "proeram at the banquet Director Kooken announ ced letter presentation for the year. Those receJvin& !etten wlth four year urvice 1tri~ were Elill Davlr;, Norma Stewart, Jimmy Hoffman, Carrell Knight, Lola Roush, Carol Ewing, Carol Lee Roush, Jimmy Proffitt, J9 Ann Embleton and Charles Bond,. Letters with three years scrvl~ stripc11 were given to Peggy l\f ~ Daniel . Shirley Roush , Marjorie Clark. Ronnie MdQiothUn, Patt.t Muncy, s~n<ira Rbush, Jo~n MC"; Grew, Tommy Vance, Betty Jone1 and Paul Jo Grinstead. +Letters ror two years of service . were given to Betty Davi s, Sally Proffitl, Ralph Stewart, H()ffman, E\ierett Foreman, All Harrim, Rose Tennant, June Spe ' cer, Carol Rari'ley, Jan Schneider. Sam1 Aullill')' . ' Jimmy Ro11sh Electftl Pmident • Of"ahama Students, varsity '1" limlri:Y Roush. IOD M Jlr. IDd JIB. a.!,ph ·Rousla ot. New Haven. ....ected to • h ~...~ ~ WN "' we 11JA111Uell(!J' tbe Srudent 8odr at Wabama Hich Sdlool' .ad to the ~K"t~ktn· . • -:The~.Oo~i:.!ly.:Se~n:t;ine;;I,;Pome~~roy:~oM~idd~le~po:rt:fOh::,:io:...,_~;::-;;::;;~;;;,;:-~:J;=:i~::i:i~T;.ue5sdj.a~y~,:M~a~y~17:·-'-95_5_ ~ -• -rn.t7 ' - t ·'" , ', v; ~~ ""*t' ' ,....._ bo - - · · · . rl erlme !"rl .. ....,., ••• w.p n, , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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