Chillicothe Gazette from Chillicothe, Ohio • 4

I I rie 1 d-Chultretht ((a.) Saturday, October 2, 1951 I Thriftiest Gazette Carrier 1Rita Apologizes; I Dropped Out Effort Pushed CIO Strike Closes Plant at Salem Charges 1 Amasses $915 in Two Years I ne et'. t-c ft a r9.4- or or U. xi gir uSr.nitaLcEeM'Cf. MIIIL13U3 7 1 a iti I Wu I cut.) 1 Charges Dropped CIO Strike Closes 'Rita Apologizes; 11111-Out Effort Pushed Plant at Salem 1 SALEM. Ohio trThe Elect plant here Death Toll was lelosed yesterday by a strike of ,120 CIO United Steel Workers de.

higher pay. The factory, iliamitAto atbgi, V.A., IP Os. de. which makes furnaces for steel mills employs a total of 325 per. sons.

The union permitted officers and supervisory personnel to cross its ines ines. i LOS ANGELES.rActress Rita cut Traffil Newsboys are a thrifty bunch. This is proved by the has apologized to police; accounts they accumulate with the Gazette circulation depart- and they've decided to skip any ment complaint against her. I Det. 1 COLUMBUS, Ohio A'The state But the thriftiest of the lot was Douglas Wolfe, 15, of 411 Sgt.

John OGrady, a 200- hi 'pounder, said the 100-pound 'Puerto! gkhway, patrol and the department Belleview who recently withdrew savings of $915 actress came at him "like alch highway ay safety Friday launched macbeth i to and put away at interest during a wildcat" when he and they call an aU out effort to the two years he carried the car- O'Connor, state narcotics agentreduce October traffic fatalities. lisle Hill route. to search her purse. This! Col. George Mingle, patrol super- Be Offered by Doug, the son of Dr.

an during the recent arre5t of intendent, issued a warning that Ranald Wolfe, is a sophomore in'George Hormel II atthe home of'unless motorists use greater cau- i Hormel faces a preliminary hear- Ition, at least 150 Ohioans are and he gave up his route because' ing Oct. 9 on a charge of nar- Barter Group Chillicothe High School this yearthe meat packing heir-musician. "marked for death behind the Wheel during the five weekends In Barter Theatre of yirgini 'of a full schedule at chool, where si he is an honor student. icotics possession. The officers 'Macbeth' to Be Offered Barter Grow lc to reach every tootorist and pedestrian in the state and alert them to the fact that October is one of our most dangerous traffic months." Col.

Mingle ordered patrol commanders to adjust all. weekend manpower assignments "to most effectively remove from the highway the irresponsible and careless drivers and to give maximum protection to the law-abiding READ lilE CLASSIFIED ADS HOUSEWARES 1111, 4P r----. Ifixii (A i 14 1 ff, 4 RiAg 0 A 457 1 i ,,.1010,, AlitismalA IP yi '0 7 I 1 ,1 11 I Silts Cart, Parts Electrical Supplies liardaare Gift. MORRIS Good Housekeeping 11 E. Main St.

Ph. 3-3806 production of to be Lag year Doug helped in found 13 marijuana cigarettes! The death toll in October lasti seen in Chillicothe next Satur-i Gazette news room by taking his car. ilyear, the highway safety depart-I Greatest fruit-raising area In day, Oct. 9, at 8:15 p. rn.

and writing stories of iment reported, was 230. Depart-the world is Europe. day, Oct. 9, at 8:15 p. en.

thel ports and writing stories- of iment reported, was 230. Depart-the world is Europe. Chillicothe High School auditorium, is a shimmering tapestry of Shakespearean drama. a dark world of blasted heaths, ill-smelling mists and blood. When it comes to Shakespeare, Owen Phillips, demanding director-actor.

is considered a genius. He has the gift for making audiences forget the fact that Shake I county basketball games phoned. I Director U. C. Felt), said, HE FAILED TO YIELD in by the various county schools.

lin announcing the safety drive: His hobby is natural science. Wiley Litteral, 51, of Lucas-I "We are requesting all organized All Ilave Savings ville Route 4, was fined $20 andisupport groups of the governor's Every Gazette newsboy has a' costs in Municipal Court for fail- traffic safety committees over the sayings account in which he de- ure to yield the right of way. He state including the churches, to go posits 50 cents a week or its much i was arrested Sept. 27 by the state into action immediately in he more as he cares to from his 1 patrol on Route 23 north. drive to help save lives.

We hope route earnings. These savings, serve as a bond for his businessi 1 1 INTERNS OF FOREIGN 1111b1RS Post 108 Of FALL FERTILIZERS ARE NOW AVAILABLE AT Donald and Ronald Skinner Skinner Twins Love Navy Seventeen-year-old Ronald and Donald Skinner, who completed their sophomore year at Unioto High School before entering the Navy last June 17, are spending a 14-day leave with their mother, Mrs. Marie Skinner, 508 Vine St. The twins haVe completed boot training at Bain-'Iong as we're together we'll love bridge Naval Training Station.ithe Navy," the twins agreed as Bainbridge, and will they visited the News Capitol there on Oct. 7 for new week.

Both boys were aded merits. "We've been told that. war expert ratings for marksmanship and they are glad we won't be separated during, they have learned to swim. our four-year enlistment, and how to swim is a must in the Navy," they. comKODAK FILMS mented.

During their leave they also are visiting their father, 'Warren Skinner, S. Paint Get fresh Kodak. Films from us, kind their grandparents, Mr. and and for the best results bring Mrs. Sam Wilkins, 498 Church them to us for developing and and Mrs.

Carrie Skinner of printing. I Williamsport. Get fresh Kodak Films from and for the best results bring them to us for developing and printing. Skinnei and Donal Unioto Hig spending a 508 Vine 5 completed bridge Nay Bainbridge, there on Oc ments. "WI we won't 1 our four-ye; KOD, Get fresh and for thi them to us printing.

Scioto Farm Chemicals speare was ever a schoolroomItransactions as an independent assignment "little merchant." 11 In the Bards recital of horror' Besides watching his and terror loosed upon each week, he also has the the play doffs its traditionali satisfaction of receiving 5 per mood of sombre brooding ancil cent interest on the money he becomes a swift-paced, incisive puts away. 1 melodramatic experience. I When he quits the route for This 1954 "Macbeth" moves any reason, his savings are re-1 with vivid precision through its turned to him plus the 5 per two acts and 14 scenes in react- cent interest. I ing it saga of violence, treachery Doug Wolfe's $915 was the and revenge. It is a production largest amount any newsboy had richly endowed with capable act- saved so far.

It was all earned ing against striking and colorful during the period from Aug. backgrounds. The story of the 1952 to Aug. 14, 1934. when he murderous Macbeth, his sinister gave up the route.

In that period' wife and their fearful misdeedslhe received many compliments' is retold with flashing eloquence from his subscribers on the by Paul Lukather and Jenny ner in which he served them. Davis, plus a capable cast of Other newsboys are building: supporting players. up similar accounts which will; Lukather's version of the title provide them good starts ott role is that of a vigorous young funds needed for advanced edu.1 with evil and merci- 1 cation. is retold with flashing eloquence' from his subscribers on the by Paul Paul Lukather and Jenny ner in which he served them. Davis, plus a capable cast of Other newsboys are building supporting players.

up similar accounts which' will Lukather's version of the title provide them good starts on role is that of a vigorous young funds needed for advanced edugeneral, lit with evil and merci- cation. CHILLICOTHE, OHIO The VFW Post announces that it is spensoring its annual MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION campaign for the purpose of PURCHASING ADDITIONAL SICK ROOM EQUIPMENT. The Post has for LOAN TO THE RESIDENTS of Ross County, WHEEL CHAIRS, HOSPITAL BEDS, and CRUTCHES. This equipment is AVAILABLE TO RESIDENTS FOR HOME USE AT NO CHARGE. YOUR MAGAZINE ORDER (new or renewal) will help to further this community project, and every resident is urged to cooperate.

nnuot of sunty, This SE AT tip to urged Contact Us Or Our Dealers For AU Your Fertilizer Needs. Available In Bags or Bulk. FERTILIZE WINTER WHEAT NOW! Representatives Are: LLOYD BUTCHER ROBERT SHALTON FRANK MAXSON ELLEN TUTTLE MARTIN SCHMIDT ROYCE SKANTZ JAMES ALLEN FRANK GEORdE ON LOOK! AIRMAID NYLON LADIES' HOSENew PricesWere $1.65 Now $1.39 WEST END DRUGS 11 High and MillPhone 6296 i LOOK! AIRN HOSENew WEST High a PAROLEE HELD Jesse A. McCoy, 25, was arrested by the Ross County Sheriff's department at 3:47 a. m.

Friday on a parole viclation charge. The arrest was made in Franklin County. For Lower Cost Per Bushel And Higher Profits. The Acreage Released From Wheat Can Be Put Into Money. Making, Soil Building Crops! less ambition, and his perform- ance is intense and alive.

Jenny Davis, as she depicts thetPlan for Special insidious Lady Macbeth, projects, compelling portrait. Her emo- Session Dropped tional gifts are especially effec- tive in the epiiodes prior and COLUMBUS, Ohio M.The Ohio lrlunicipal following the murder of League yesterday met Duncan with Gov. Frank J. Lausche and and in the famous sleep-walking scene. decided not to ask for a special The local production is spon- session of the Legislature after all.

sored by St. Johns Evangelical 'rhe request for a special session and Reformed Church. Members was considered as the League of the congregation are selling sought means of averting impend- general admission and student ing welfare fund shortages in sev- tickets. Reserved seats are on era! Ohio cities. at Summers St Son Music sal League Director Allen E.

Prit- Store chard said Gov. Lausche promised St. on North Paint street. hill of with Gov. Frank J.

Lausche and decided not to ask for a special session of the Legislature after all. The request for a special session was considered as the League, sought means of averting impending welfare fund shortages in several Ohio cities. League Director Allen E. Pritchard said Gov. Lausche promised, fuU state assistance in Additional Representatives will be added.

Residents when called on should request to see the introductory letter signed by the officers Intl ory Avoid The Last Minute Rush Order Now! WAIIERLY ESTATES REDIALS 3 BEDROOM HOMES ON LARGE LOTS WA' 3 BE IEFITALS RGE LOTS Scioto Farm Chemicals COMMANDER Arthur Ewart SR. VICE COMMANDER Richard Iteiss JR. VICE COMMANDER Creighton Notestone ADJUTANT Charles relfer Ewart Iteiss estone 'fetter TILE BATH SCIENTIFIC KITCHEN HEN exploring: alternatives to offset the ages. He said the governor "in.1 structed the welfare department, to work with us in mapping out legislation to be presented to the next Legislature session so that this situation will not happen, again." CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Naval Recruits Cited as Heroes APPLY AT RENTAL OFFICE LOCATED Al 431 LINDEN WAVERLY-, OHIO OR CALL MR. NEWLAND, WAVERLY 773M OR HARTZLER MORTGAGE CO.

IN COLUMBUS PHONE CA 16311. APPLY A WAVERL OR HAR CA 1631 431 LINDEN WAVERLY 773M DLUMBUS 'PHONE Locally Owned and Operated. Located Just Off Route 23 North Turn Right At Sky Park Airport. Dial 3-0803 This Is to eliminate any misrepresentation by unauthorized persons. Donations are not to be solicited or accepted.

For use of this equipment call V. F. Chillicothe, O. Phone 2-7446. orized 1.

O. CHICAGO tiMFive young Navyl recruits have been cited by the! RENT $90 AND UP. READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS recruit training commander at Great Lakes Naval Training, Center for saving an IS-year-old Chicago boy from drowning. The five rescued Michael Stefanie from Lake Michigan Sept. 18 after he fell from a sea wall.

The boy's father, Steven, sent them a $25 reward but they declined it. "We appreciate the gesture, but the reward is out," said one of the recruits, Andrew Menard. IS, of St. Paul, Minn. The others who aided in the rescue are Flynn Wood, 17, Mansfield, Ohio; William Gusky, 17.

of Berkeley. and Ronald Opine. 17, and LLoyd Lagoon, 17, both of St. Paul. The recruits were commended by Capt.

K. P. Letts. recruit train-1 ing commander at Great Lakes. Chicago boy from drowning.

The five rescued Michael Ste f- leg .1 boy's father, Steven, sent them a $25 reward but they4declined it. "Vile appreciate the gesture but the reward is out," said one of the recruits, Andrew Menard, 18, of St. Paul, Minn. The ithwy snvnhowaided, ipt.thievarnessf:, cuThe erkeley. and Ronald Opine, 17, arid LLoyd Lagoon, 17, both of St.

Paul. The recruits were commended by Capt. K. P. Letts, recruit train- trig commander at Great Lakes.

1 I tIth rn, st: 1Y 1 1 I) AA ll 1. o. Illy, I', I I I 15 411,,,,3 I -et 4 Pepsi-Cola is the modern, the light refreshment light, dry (not too seet), reduced in calories. The Light Refreshment Bottlers: 11111COLA OF CHILLICOTHE Driver Arrested Ellis Watts, 36, Gary, was arrested by the state patrol Thursday for failing to stop in the assured clear distance, re suiting in an accident at the junction of Routes 35 and 50 The state patrol said that Watts' auto collided with that of Lloyd W. Seymour, 19, Route 6.

Seymour, the patrol said, had halted for a stop sign when his earl was hit at the rear. Both cars were moderately damaged. Watts posted a $25 bond to appear in Municipal Court later. Big enough for leadership Never too big for friendship The Independent Telephone Industry is bigdouble its ohs of ten years agoand growing bigger by the day. Yet, for all ita size and scope, it is a local industry serving local needs.

It will never outgrow ita friendly, responsible role in community affairs. For America's 5.100 )- Independent Tele- 11 phone Companies. lam no task is too greet oral OtrifiCO too small. Tdephone i Member Federal Reserve I-1OLDS THE 11 II PURSE STRIGY! AtIOM's" the word for "purse string holder" in many families. Skillfully, she buys what's needed.

Carefully she budgets. Prudently she makes sure there is something left over every week to put aside for the family's financial futuree. No matter who holds the purse strings in YOUR family the important, purposeful thing is to save on a regular weekly schedule, in a savings account at our bank. Won't you come in today? ITIZEIIS NATIONAL BANK OF CHILLICO THE II i :,:,,,,,.,...:,,,,:,,,,:,,,.,:,..:,,,,,:,,,,,,,2:::,,:::,:...:.,:,:,::..,., I 0 1 -----p Ho HoLDs THE .1 4 o' ,.7 Asiliew.11441141, fro 1 4ZIP tql. 4 i 1 tic eolwer.caswa III L.1111PONNO PURSE STRIGS.

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Sey- I mour, the patrol said, had halted 1 3 dently she makes sure there for a stop sign when his ear I is something left over every was hit at the rear. Both cars i were moderately damaged. ....5 1 eS, he Watts posted a $25 bond to ap- i put I week to aside for 7 p. i 1 amily's financial future. St .0 r.

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