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XljUltrnthr (Sazftt 7 Rotarians Reminded Of Pancake Festival 'Killer Sub' On Mission of Goodwill CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP)-Tbe '(' I flimsy tCl (ft ton, who noted that the Wellston club has had two successful pancake festivals. Mr. Reese spoke about the Ro tary Foundation, a fund of more than $7 million, contributed by Rotarians, whiph has provided scholarships for more than 1,300 graduate students to study for a year In foreign lands. It also furnished about $160,000 for relief of distressed families after World War II.

The purpose of the foundation, he said, is to advance International understanding, on the theory that you can't hate a fellow you know. Visiting Rotarians were J. A. Duncan of Greenfield and Dr. Robert Phillips of Circleville.

Robert Rittlnger was a guest of Meeker Metzger. 1 THERE'S STILL TIME TO GET IN ON OUR PRE-HOLIDAY SAVINGS SPREE NOW THRU WEDNESDAY With two signs for segregation erowd gathers outside William Franti elementary school in New Orleans Monday after it was integrated by federal court order. One Negro girl entered the first grade at the school; three at another. City police finally dispersed the crowd. (AP Wlrephoto), READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS! Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort FASTEETH.

pleutDt alkaline RSwder holtU teeth "erm'y To eat and talk la more ejwnrort, Jurt iprtnklt little FA6- P'at- No tummy, jfooey. paty Uste or feeling. Checkj (denture breath). Get AaTEETH at any drug counter PANTS PLAIN SKIRTS SWEATERS SPORT SHIRTS CDHDT JArifCTC Tl Sex Maniacs Sought In Slaying of Girl I PAULDING. Ohio (API-Author I Will wnwilla BLOUSES a CAR COATS SHORTIES 1 K.Yy Richard Saxton Chillicothe Native Takes New Position Richard C.

Saxton, a native of Chillicothe, has been appointed district manager, government and industrial sales, Dayton area, for CBS Electronics, a division of Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. Announcement of the appoint ment was made by K. A. Waldron, manager, government and industrial marketing. Mr.

Saxton will be responsible for direct government liaison activities and for certain original equipment ac counts in the Dayton area. Mr. Saxton now resides in Day. ton with his wife, Alberta, and daughters, Joan, 16, and Janet, 11. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. A. D. Saxton, 570 Laurel St. Mrs.

Saxton is the daughter of the late Clifford Blain and Mrs. C. Blain, Frankfort- Mr, Saxton was formerly dis trict manager for Servomcchan- lsms, and before that, dis trict manager for Erco Division of AFC Industries, Inc. Previously he was assistant to the procurement chief, Aircraft Division, Air Materiel Command, Wright-Patter. son Air Force Base.

Mr. Saxton received a degree in business administration from Sin. elair College. He is a member of the Air Force Association and the Armed Forces Communication and Electroriici Association. Radio Amateurs Name New Officers Annual election of the Scioto Valley Amateur Radio Club resulted in naming of Charles Law- horn, president; Ted Myers, vice president; Albert L.

Bell, secretary-treasurer; John Proehl, Paul Bethel and David Bermbaum, trustees. Retiring President John Proehl conducted the election meeting. The new officers will take over on Jan. 1. SUITS PLAIN COATS PLAIN DRESSES.

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McManes. 6th District commander, the killer-sub will be on "a mission of good will for all who want good will and mission of absolute destruction for all those who want that." He laid the 380-foot sub carries a destructive capacity "equal to all the bombs dropped during World War II." The vessel is expected to stay at sea for about two years, re turning then for a new nuclear reactor. In the meantime, it will prowl undisclosed areas with alternating crews. U.N. Split On Action ForCongo UNITED NATIONS.

N.V. (AP) The U.N. Congo advisory com mittee remained split today en what to do about dispatching a conciliation commission to the cha otic African state. Informed sources said Secre. tary-General Dag Hammarskjold'a 18-member committee laued alter haggling for four houra Monday night to decide when to send its mission to the new African re public to try to bring warring fac tions together.

It will meet again Wednesday. One element in the committee It is reported, contends there is no sense in sending a 15-member mission all the way to Africa to try to bring President Joseph Kasavubu and his arch rival, de-posed Premier Patrice Lumumba, together since Kasavubu is in New York. The Congolese president eame here last week to claim the Congo's empty seat In the General Assembly. The United States put a resolution tnrougn me creaen tials committee naming Kasavubu as head of the Congo delegation, but the recommendation is expect ed to run into bitter opposition in the assembly where the Soviet bloc and many Asian-African states favor Lumumba. Ike and Anderson In Important Talk AUGUSTA.

Ga. (AP) Presl dent Eisenhower meets today with Treasury Secretary Robert B. Anderson in what the White House billed in advance as an important conference on foreign aid. The Soviet Union's aurprise move in hiking the value of its ruble also seemed likely to figure in the Eisenhower-Anderson talks. Autoist Crushed As Car Rolls Over GEORGETOWN.

Ohio (AP) -Clifford Benton, 89, of near Rus-sellville was crushed to death beneath his automobile near here Monday as it left the road on a curve and overturned. Benton was thrown out of the car but it rolled on him. new In '611 Rambler American Door Wagon. Rambler outsell all 6-cytlnder wagona at America's lowest Pries PIS MONTH 1 Ml) Rotarians at their Warner Ho tel luncheon, Monday, started stirring up pancake fever for the Rotary Pancake Festival, leatur-ing Aunt Jemima, to be held all day Wednesday, Dec. 14, at Elks Hall.

Proceeds of the festival will go to the Boy Scout Camp Development and other Rotary youth activities. Since materials and labor are donated, this means practically all revenue will go to the youth fund. President Lloyd L. Davis ex plained that the Rotary Club pledged $2,400 to the Boy Scout Camp Development Fund, half in cash, the balance to be paid in three years. Rotarians wore Aunt Jemima hats at their luncheon and sang pancake songs.

Under the general ticket chairmanship of Charles C. Evans, they were assigned to ticket sales teams headed by Josef E. Clark and George Weer--lein. At the conclusion of the sales campaign, the winning team will eat steak and the losing team will have "one hot dog and a cup of coffee at the regu- lar luncheon. Tickets entitle the purchaser to all the pancakes he can eat and he can have them at any time, from 8 a.m.

to 7 p.m. or three: times that day, if he has three; tickets. i C. Randolph Lukens enlisted pancake cooks from among Ro-. tarians.

Richard Schachne announced a. Rotary information meeting for new members at the Fox Monday night Martin Elberfeld presented the principal speaker, Past District; Governor Harry Reese of Wells-, Restitution Made For Fuel, Groceries Walter E. Davis, 21, Green field, Route 3, was released from the county jail Monday after res titution was made to Mrs. Bonnie Fuller, South Salem, for items taken from her residence during the latter part of October, accord ing to Deputy Carl Relsinger. The deputy, who arrested Davis Saturday, said restitution was made before Davis was to appear in Municipal Court on a charge of petty larceny involving five gallons of fuel oil and $9 worth of groceries.

Death Takes Veteran Of Show Business HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Walter Catlett, 71, veteran of half a century in show business, died Monday." Ho was on the legitimate stage for 30 years before he made his film debut in 1929. He had appeared In scores of movies. He was born in San Francisco. THE HARWICH Modal 1010 i mo mm I 27 S. Paint St.

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A preliminary autopsy report, 'the sheriff said, showed the girl had been criminally assaulted and shot once through the head with a small caliber weapon. Nancy and her sister, Cheryl, 5, were returning home from a movie Sunday night when the killer struck. He dragged Nancy off a Paulding street and into bis car and rode off. Cheryl ran to a neighbor's house at the first sign of danger. The neighbors called the sheriff's of fice.

Sheriff Keeler said it was a lucky thing the little girr didn't stick around or the killer might have grabbed her, too. I Keeler said the only mark el 'identification that Cheryl remem bers about the killer is that he ore horn-rimmed glasses. But beyond that, the sheriff added, he has no leads none that he'll divulge, at any rate. Speech Therapist On Lions Program Mrs. Robert J.

Barada, speech and hearing therapist for Chilli cothe's elementary schools, and conductor for the last few sum. men of the Ross County Society for Crippled Children's Speech Therapy Clinic, will be the speak er Tuesday evening for the Chilli, cothe Lions Club-Her topic will be "Speech Ther apy." The club's weekly dinner meeting will be at 6 p.m. at the Warner Hotel. Brand 4 Top Quality AS LOW AS ASK US fOK COMPUTE DETAILS DOUGHERTY'S 242 East Main St. Large 1 jl Trade Allowance Easy fl RiiHnof rr- i uc3 sffaa S'u'iaaoeccru' casiaiTCQ a ft a.

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