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PAGE fftfj DAILY REPORTER, DOVER, OHIO, FRIDAY, JULY 29, READ REPORTER CLASSIFIED ADS Power Plant Hit By Blaze eJALUPOLlS, Ohio Ot Kyger electric plant was undergoing repairs today after fire coal conveyor belt and fofctfd cutting of power output from 480,000 to 100,000 kilowatts. The plant, 10 miles north of here, supplies power for the Atomic Energy Commission plant at Piketon. Jim Herrold, assistant manager at Kyger Creek, said the plant was getting additional power from Its interconnecting system with 15 electric companies. The fire broke out last night on two 1,700 foot rubber conveyor belts. No one was injured.

The conveyor carries coal from underground storage pits to the top of plant bunkers. The fire, fanned by coal dust, snapped the conveyor like a rubber band. The conveyor had been shut down 15 minutes earlier during a supper period. HeVrold said an overheated bearing in a belt roller may have caused the blaze. Damage was not estimated- Behind The Scenes Repairs may be completed later today, Herrold said.

The plant would have to shut down if repairs take longer, since only a 24-hour supply of coal was in the. bunkers when the fire started. By JIM MAHONfcT HOLLYWOOD Crooner Dick Haymes controversial husband of Rita Hayworth due to his Argentine citizenship status, will work in California for the first time since i immigration troubles ploded 1 a spring. When I talked to Haymes he told me he had set a deal to appear at the Cocoanut Grove for three weeks and a day beginning Aug. 23.

"I don't know what that extra day is for," he says, "but I imagine who ever follows me is coming in a day late." Haymes also told me he is trying to set up the production between now and the Grove opening for the filming of the life story of Warden Dick Haymtt Lewis E. Lawes of Sing Sing prison. At present he is trying to deaf the title "Twenty Thousand Years in Sing Sing" with the famed law officer's widow, Eiisc Lawes. His company, in which he is in partnership with his wife, is called the Crystal Bay productions. Susan Hayward's singing voice, to be heard for Hie first time on the screen in MGM's "I'll Cry Tomorrow," drew a big hand at the special preview for 50 press representatives.

The instructors at the Esther Williams swimming schools, soon to open in the Hilton hotels throughout the world, will all be personally trained by the million dollar mermaid herself. Though Rock Hudson denies any romantic entanglements with Phyllis Gates, she supervised the painting and wallpapering of his Beverly Hills house while he was loda- tioning in Texas for "Giant," Nicole Maurey, brought to Hollywood less than a year ago by Bing Crosby, plans to return to Paris after she finishes her starring role Boy Scout Activities Following the theme, "Discovering America," 120 cub scouts of Pack 182 and their families enjoyed a picnic supper- last night at Schoenbrunn State Park. Centerpieces on the tables had been made by, the cubs. The cubs toured Schoenbrunn Village after supper and Floyd Higgens, cub master, then presented the following badges: Bob Meese and William Marino; wolf badges- Dennis Polilli; wolf badge and gold Neumeyer and Gary Higgens, and a gold arrow and bear Schupbach. Each Den sang a song at' the conclusion of the session.

Mrs. Otto Polilli, Mrs. Anthony Zito and Mrs. Michael Contini were in charge of picnic arrang- ments. Cub scouts were to report to the homes of their den mothers this morning and then go to the Sterling Bakery in Canton for a tour.

Accident Injuries Fatal ForOhioan WEATHERFORD, juries suffered in an automobile accident yesterday proved fatal to Murray Simon, 35, Columbus, Ohio. He was on a honeymoon trip with his bride of three-weeks, Alice, 27, when the car she was driving overturned on U.S. 66, a mile east of here. Phila Resident Dies In Canada Stricken with a heart attack' while on a fishing at a lake near Boulter. Ontario.

Canada, Thomas 0. Adams, 66. of 736 Ray Ave. NW. New Philadelphia, died suddenly yesterday morning.

Mr. Adams and his son, Thomas O. Adams Canton, had just returned to their cabin from fishing when the father was stricken. A resident of New Philadelphia for many years', Mr, Adams was chief engineer for the former Wise- McClung Mfg. Co.

of New Philadelphia and was superintendent of the Ladel Conveyor and Mfg. Co. for 15 xears, retiring when the firm was sold to the Joy Mfg. Co. Since his retirement, he had operated the Adams Appliance Service at his shop near home.

He was a member-First Church of Christ Scientists. A native of Coshocton, he was a son of the late Thomas and Jane Marklev Adams and was born Nov. 23, 1888. His wife, the late Nora Parks Adams, was killed in an automobile accident in New York state five years ago while the family was on a vacation trip. In addition to his son, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Doyle Hoopingarner of New Philadelphia; seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; a brother, S. S. Adams of TJew Philadelphia; and two sisters, Mrs. Charles Mueller of Coshocton and Mrs. Grover Harmon of Fresno.

Funeral services, arrangements for which are incomplete, will be held at the Linn-Hert Co, Funeral Home with Horace M. Kidd officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Burial Park. Killed By Auto PAINESVILLE, Ohio Wl C. Daly, 16, of nearby Fairport, was killed yesterday when Us car turned over.

He was the son of George F. Daly, former coach at JFairport Harding High School. Zanesville Mayor Hits Ballot Plan ZANESVILLE, Ohio proposal to put before the voters the question of a full-time mayor here has been labeled a "political maneuver" by part-time mayor Sherman Johnston. He said the city council move was designed to confuse voters. Council had voted to put the mayor issue and the proposal for a city manager type government on the same ballot this fall.

in Warners "Casablanca" TV" series. She say.s she has no plans to return to Hollywood. Ann Blyih is Hollywood's earliest Christmas shopper. The actress, who recently completed expects her new babr st Chriit- mas time. busy completing her holiday shopping and plans to have everything wrapped and ready before she and icr family depart for a holiday at the beach.

No career vs. marriage problems for the Eddie Alberts and the Richard Contes. Both husbands and wives are working in MGM's "I'll Cry Kirkwood and Cleatus Caldwell at the Encore to see Jeri Southern. she finishes her role in "Giant," Jane Withers tells me. she's planning a month-long holiday in Hawaii.

Moore and his wife, singer o- thy Squires, at the Mocambo to see Edith Piaf fore leaving for a visit with relatives in England. Jackie Barnett and Jana Mason 1 ding hands at the Eldorado. Windsor with Dave Siegel at Richard Giro's While appealing ar the Tahoe Biltmore, Billy Daniels is having his Laurel canyon home completely redecorated. Mill UniOh Tagged Red WASHINGTON In the first use of a JlpM law, government has moved to have a labor union branded formally as under Communist domination. Atty.

Gen. Brownell filed the charge Thursday against the Independent International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers, with headquarters at Denver. The Subversive Activities Control Board, before which the charge was filed, will hold hearings. At Denver, the union's national headquarters issued a statement denying Communist domination and said it would defend itsell against the SACB and, if necessary, in the courts. A board finding against the union would bar it from rights under the Taft-Hartley law.

Brownell's announcement said most of the union's members do not even know of the alleged Communist domination. FESTIVAL BOLIVAR LIONS CLUB JULY 30 BOLIVAR FIRE HOUSE PLENTY of GOOD EATS Starting 5 p.m. D.S.T. RAIN or SHINE MUSIC BY BOLIVAR SCHOOL BAND THE STORE OF THE WEEK IN NEW PHILADELPHIA Register Now For cash Is being given away in New Philadelphia each week for 30 weeks, a total of $3,000, by the Retail Cbuncil of the Chamber of Commerce. Now in its jixth week, two persons have collected $400 in New Philadelphia's Barrel of JUjei cash give-away and this week you may register at Jean Frocks for $200.

Just sign the registration at Jean Frocks before Thursday, Aug. 4th at 4:30 p. m. and you will be eligible for the cash priae. please sign your own name oaiy tnd do not regUter for anyone else JEAN Ul 4m 'Where Budget Wise Ecoawnue' HAIGHT, MGK.

Chardon Left Dry As Pipeline Breaks CHARDON, Ohio break in a 12-Inch water main left this Geauga County community without water for more than 16 hours -esterday. The line led from the city's wa- tower, and within minutes 100,000 gallons of water had drained out on the ground, leaving the dry. Several industries were affected, ncluding the Chardon Rubber Co. which had to send home 250 of its 600 employes in the afternoon when production was curtailed. ST1NOEI, CLARK Specialist 3.C.

Voris Stingd, who was graduated from Sugarcreek- Shanesville High in 1951, has left Camp Devans, for Munich, Germany, where he ijs radio mechanic. He enlisted and received his basic training ai fort Knox, and then entered the'Signal Training School at Mommouth, N.J. Prior to enlisting he assisted h'is father, John SUngel, In ing. His address Is: BaUery, Sth Infantry 27th AntI 'Aircraft 'Battalion, many. Pvt.

Robert F. Clark son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Clark Sr.

pit Sftanesville, is taking basic training at Camp Chaffee. having entered the Army June 20. graduated from Clark High School in 1953, he was employed.by the Belden Brick Co. at Sugarcreek before entering the service. His address: U.S.

5239-6448, Co. 10th M.T.B.N. 5th Armd. Camp Chaffee, Tenn. WARREN, Ohio A.

Caddlck. 31, of (125 Baldwin Ave.) Youngstpwn, was drowned yesterday while swimming in Liberty Lake, six miles south of here. Come To Historical ZOAR HOTEL FOR SUNDAY DINNER CHICKEN-STEAK-HAM HARRY HENNIS, Owner Phone Exchange 8WONOER BA1R Three Dover youths have completed basic training at Air Force Base in Texas, The prepared them for Air Force technical training or tor a duty assignment. The youths are: Milton E. Swonger, 18, son of Mr.

and Mrs, Clarence Swonger of RD Richard E. Bair, GREWELlr 17. son of Mrs. Juanita Mathlas of 317 South and Richard J. Grewell, 20, husband of Shelby Grewell of 3rd St.

Pfc. Bob D. Maloney, son of Mrs. Mary Maloney of 423 Front St. SW, New Philadelphia, recently attended the Far East and 8th Army football coaches clinic in Coaches Jim Tatum of of Maryland, P8U1 Bry- fcnt of Texas A.

M. and Hugh Baugherty of Michigan State instructed' the Army coaches and Maloney is a teletype operator in Headquarters Company of the 24th Infantry Division's 21st Regiment in Korea. He arrived in the Far East last February. A 1954 graduate of Miami University, he entered the Army in August that year and received his basic training at Foft Knox, Ky. Car Kills Boy PAINESVILLE, Ohio Six- year-old Joseph Danyi of nearby North Madison was struck and killed by a car last night as he walked across U.S.

20 near his home. BIG MIXED DANCE SATURDAY W. WALLICK ORCp. RAY MAST, CALLER $20 DOOR PRIZE Dick Rausch Bob Valentine! EAGLES NOTICE Dover Lodge DANCE SUNDAY NIGHT DANCE Music by POP FARVER'S ORCHESTRA OO c. HI ALWAYS STARK DRIVE-IN THEATRE ROAD ROUTE 30 JULY 29-30 "JOHNNY DARK" with Tony Curtis Piper Laurie Also "THE BOUNTY HUNTER" Technicolor with Randolph Scoit Color Cartoon Sport Revue MIDNIGHT SHOW "THE WHIRLPOOL" with Richard Conte Gene Tieraey July 31-Aug.

1-2 "JUPITER'S DARLING" In Technicolor Cinemascope with Esther Williams Howard Keel Also "THE MIAMI STORY" with Barry Sullivan Adetle Color Cartoon Snort Reel MEYER(LAKE A I 'j SPANISH nnurn BALLROOM UUVER DOVER MOOSE The Family Fraternity FRIDAY NIGHT SESSION SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE Herron's All Stars AUG. 7th, SUNDAY FAMILY PICNIC Air-Conditioned QUA HELD OVF.R TONITE-SAT. 7-9 Sat. Matinee 2 p.m. STARTS PBEVUE SATURDAY P.M.

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HJTS-2 i fifp ItlifiiMi PLtJS! GUY MADISON DINING OUT TONIGHT? Come to the Remodeled WEST FRONT GRILL You'll eirjoy food thai Is excellently prepared and graciously served. Come down tonight for dinner. STEAKS SEA FOOD Liquors Beer Wine Massillon Water Rates Increased MASSILLON, Ohio UFi City Council last night passed an ordinance ttnat will onible the Ohio Water Co. to increase its minimum fee from $1.25 a month to $2.10 to consumers while cutting the number of cubic feet of water allowed under the minimum from 275 to 210. The company had asked the public utilities commission of Ohio for permission to increase the consumer rate to $2 monthly and to charge the city $30,000 a' year for 700 fire hydrants.

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