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57 Established 1883 Greenville, Ohio, 45331, Friday, July 7, 1972 Twelve Pages Price Ten Cents ANNIE BANNER PROCLAIMS COMING AN NIE OAKLEY DAYS CELEBRATION Grand-nephew, Ron Swartout, Family, Made Sign (AdvoPix By Broderick) News Briefs Gov. Wallace Leaves Maryland Hospital SILVER SPRING, Md. Fifty days after entering Holy Cross, George Wallace will leave today, in a wheel chair. Wallace was shot four times at a campaign rally in nearby Laurel on May 15. During his stay at the hospital the bullets were removed in two operations, but one of the missiles left him parttally paralyzed.

Wallace is heading for the Democratic National Convention in Miami, with a stopover in Alabama. Fischer-Spassky Match To Begin Tuesday REYKJAVIK, Iceland After two weeks of delay Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky have decided to get down to the business of playing chess. Spassky won the right to make the first move in the world championship match which will begin Tuesday. The winner will receive $150,000 and the loser $100,000. Four-Year-Old Killed In Springfield SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (UPD) Daniel P.

Arnold, 4, Springfield, struck by a car near his home late Thursday night, died early today while undergoing surgery at Mercy Medical Center here. Police said the youth ran from behind a parked car into the street. Ohio Family Meets Death In Plane Crash VIDALIA, Ga. (UPI) A Cessna 182 crashed and burned shortly after takeoff Thursday, killing an Ohio, family of three. The victims were identified as Mr.

and Mrs. J.R. Manno of Uniontown, Ohio, and their son, James, 10. The family spent the night in Vidalia after short flight from St. Petersburg, Fla.

Their flight plan called for a flight to Greensboro, N.C., and then to their home in northeast Ohio. Suspended Sentences For Rioting Men NEW PHILADELPHIA, Ohio (UPI) Four local men, convicted last May of rioting near the Hardy Coal Co. plant near Sugarcreek during a nationwide strike by the United Mine Workers Union, were given suspended sentences Thursday. James Russell, Michael DeTorio, William Bonnell and Clarence Morgan are appealing their conviction on grounds the state's riot. statutes are unconstitutional.

Ansonia Schools May Receive $5,952 In Work-Study Funds COLUMBUS (UPI) The state Board of Education will schedule a public hearing for Monday, Sept. 11, to consider adopting standards defining the school day. The board said Thursday it would set the hearing date at its regular monthly meeting next Monday. The board also said a number of measures expanding and improving the availability of job opportunities for high school will be on the meeting agenda. Proposals Considered Other proposals to be considered during the board's July meeting included: To include the Sidney, City, Anna Local.

Fairlawn Local, Fort Loramie Local and Hartricts, in Shelby County, Houston Local School disMiami County Joint Vocational School District. To expand the Miami County JVSD board from seven to 11 members to allow for two representatives from the Shelby City Board of Education and two from the Shelby County Board of Education. The allocation of $35,001 in federal work-study funds to nine school districts: Spencerville Local (Allen County) Minster Local (Auglaize County) Ansonia Local (Darke County) Rolling Hills Local (Guernsey County) Troy City (Miami County) New Lexington City Three Killed In Kettering KETTERING, Ohio (UPI) Three young men were killed early today when a speeding car tried to make a right turn at an intersection here and hit another auto waiting at a light. Kettering police said the first car overturned, pinning its two occupants in the wreckage. Larry E.

Garrison, 20, Kettering, and Larry E. Knapp, 17, Dayton, were dead at the scene. The driver of the car that was hit, Stephen Bohardt, 22, Kettering, was thrown out. He was dead on arrival at Kettering Memorial Hospital. Police said they did not know who was driving the first car.

AWOL Soldier Surrenders After Airline Hijacking Highway Patrol Officer Was Held As Hostage Schedule Set For A. 0. Days Last evening at Garst Museum, the Annie Oakley Days Committee, met in regular session and from that gathering comes a finalized schedule of events and times for the annual celebration which opens two weeks from Wednesday for a five day run. Some 28 lovely young ladies from all around Darke County will vie for the title of "Miss Annie Oakley, 1972" during prelims the 26th and finals the next evening to be held on Garst Museum grounds. Other items in the limelight will be a two day antique show Saturday and Sunday in the Youth Bldg.

on the fair grounds; the Pony Show, also a doubleday affair; the Old Time Melodrama "hiss and boo the villain, cheer the hero" play "Nothing Phony" which will be presented under canvas on the museum grounds, Wednesday through Saturday, and an arts and crafts exhibition Saturday and Sunday, also at the Museum. A giant parade will wend its way from the fairgrounds to the museum on Sunday afternoon. Following is the list of the "happy happenings." A. 0. DAYS AGENDA Wednesday, July 26 7:00 Preliminaries, Annie Oakley Queen Contest, Garst Museum grounds.

8:30 Old time melodrama, "Nothing Phony, museum grounds, in tent. Thursday, July 27 7:00 Finals, Annie Oakley Queen Contest, Garst Museum grounds. 8:30 Old time melodrama, "Nothing museum grounds, in tent. Friday, July 28 9:00 a.m. 9:00 p.m.

Book sale, Friends of Library, held on lawn of Sheriff's S. B'way. 4:30 8:30 Ice Cream Social, library lawn, Sycamore St. 8:00 Square dancing, Dale Riffle's group, in front of City Building, traffic circle. 8:30 Old time melodrama, "Nothing museum grounds, in tent.

Saturday, July 29 12:00 9:00 Antique Show, Youth fairgrounds. 1:00 6:00 Arts and Crafts Show, museum grounds. 1:00 Pilgrimage to Annie Oakley gravesite, Brock Cemetery. Wreath laying ceremonies. 9:00 a.m.

6: p.m. Book sale, Friends of Library, held on lawn, Sheriff's S. Broadway. 4:00 7:00 Chicken barbecue. Elks Home, W.

3rd St. 7:00 Annie Oakley Days Pony Show, performance classes, fairgrounds grandstand. 8:30 Old time melodrama, "Nothing Phony," museum grounds, in tent. Plus showings of special film, "The Art of the Gunsmith, in Garst Museum. Times announced later.

Sunday, July 30 1:00 6:00 Arts and Crafts Show, museum grounds. 2:00 Annie Oakley Days parade, forms on fairgrounds, travels down S. B'way to mu- seum. 3:00 and 7:00 Annie Oakley Days Pony Show, performance classes, fairgrounds grandstand. 12:00 6:00 Antique Show, Youth fairgrounds.

Plus showings of spcial film, "The Art of the Gunsmith," in Garst Museum. Times announced later. Pool Table Sold Quickly This Pool table sold in no time at all after the owner advertised in the Daily Advocate's classified section of the paper. POOL TABLES, like new, all accessories. Telephone 000-0000.

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-A 21-year-old AWOL soidier, who hijacked a Pacific Southwest Airlines jetliner for $455,000 ransom, surrendered early today to a highway patrol captain he had taken hostage. "I told him that as soon as he stepped down the ramp an FBI agent is going to squeeze one off and 'your head will said California highway patrol officer Lloyd Turner 42. The hijacker, identified by the FBI as Francis Goodell, Manassas, handed over two guns and the ransom after two tense hours of waiting in the Boeing 727 on the runway at Oakland airport. It was the second hijacking of a PSA plane in two days. the FBI killed two gunmen in Wednesday's hijacking at San Francisco International Airport, Plainclothes Passenger Turner, of Sacramento, had been a passenger in plainclothes aboard the plane when it was seized over northern California.

The hijacker took command of the plane while it was flying from Oakland to Sacramento and ordered it to head for San Diego. The airline turned over the ransom at San Diego and the hijacker released all but two of the 57 passengers before Conley Faces Murder Charge BRADFORD John Conley, 48, Lewisburg, will face first degree murder charges Monday in Miami County Common Pleas Court for the slaying of William H. Rue. Bradford. Conley, and New Paul Lebanon, N.

Cham- are charged with the March 13 slaying of Rue, who was found dead in his refuse cluttered house in Bradford. Legal entanglements resulted concerning the manner in which the two were to be tried. However, Judge John Kistler ruled that the two men would be tried separately. Fort Recovery Plans Jubilee Fort Recovery is planning a six day Harvest Jubilee to run July 10 through the 15th. Opening ceremonies on that Monday will be marked by an address by Ft.

Recovery Mayor Nell Franklin with the high school band and American Legion Honor Guard adding their special color to the program. On Tuesday, the 11th, the Celina Senior band will perform on the midway at 8:00 and 9:30 p.m. just as the host band will have done the day before. Another band, yet unnamed, will fill that time slot on Wednesday. Thursday, things begin to happen with a F.

H. A. Home Talent Show scheduled for 3:00 p.m. It'll be kids day on the midway with rides reduced in price from 2:00 to 5:00 at 25 cents. A clown will also roam the area.

A pet parade is on tab for 1:00 p.m. at Monument Park with prizes for all participants. Another band concert is planned for 8:00 and 9:30 p.m. On Friday, the 14th, the band music continues along with midway activity. Saturday is the final Jubilee day and rides will be reduced to 25 cents, 2:00 to 5:00 p.m.

A tractor drag race at Ambassador Park, 7:00 p.m. is free to the public. A rock band festival at Fort Site Park is be held between 5:00 and 11:00 p.m., again, free. Pit barbecued chicken will whet the taste buds at the main park beginning at 4:00 p.m. Urgent Search For Guinea Pig A search is 011 for a black, tan and white guinea pig, which has bitten a twelve year old boy.

Lee Guthrie, 429 Martin Street, was bitten on the hand by the guinea pig and his doctor advised that the guinea pig should be watched for ten days. Upon returning home, the Guthries discovered the guinea pig had been stolen. If the guinea pig is not returned or found soon, Rickie will have to undergo a series of painfut rabie shots. Rickie is the son of Mr. and.

Mrs. Bert Guthrie. forcing the crew to fly to Oakland. "I talked to him about family and said it was going to hurt his mother and it would not be over today or tomorrow would be a long term said Turner. One of the guns Goodell turned over was Turner's service revolver which the patrolman had taken from its holster and placed in a coat pocket.

Turner said he had not been frisked when he got on the aircraft at Sacramento. could have shot him several times but there were women and children on the plane and it could have ruptured the skin of the Turner said. Turner said Goodell told him he was a Vietnam War veteran and complained the Army wouldn't let him marry a girl in Southeast Asia, Communion Rules Changed VATICAN CITY (UPD) -The Vatican announced today it will allow Protestants and Orthodox to receive communion in Roman Catholic churches, but only if they fully accept Catholic belief concerning the eucharist. Today's instruction does not allow Catholics to take communion in non-Roman churches. Vatican spokesman Rev.

Francesco Fortino said this aspect was not even considered. The eucharist is the sacrament by which Catholics believe they receive the body and blood of Jesus in the form of bread and wine. Most Protestants also have a communion service, but not all of them share the Catholic belief that Jesus is actually present in the bread and wine. Fortino said that unless they fully accept the Catholic belief. they would not be admitted to communion under any circumstances.

'Tooter Time'; Parade Set Today! With a hiss of escaping steam and a mighty blast of whistles, the Darke County Steam Threshers Association continues their 16th Annual Reunion with a parade of the vintage workhorses down S. Broadway at 5:00 p.m. today. Headquarted once again on the fairgrounds, the men, women and their highly prized machines actually began their fun-fest last evening with a home talent show, kiddie show and lots of good surprises. This evening at 7:00, a miniature tractor pull will be staged with a kiddie show and rides Saturday afternoon.

Saturday evening is the Steam Show with another parade (this one on the grounds) Sunday afternoon. Bob Beisner's 6-hitch ponies and Buchy stage coach will also take part and there'll be an antique car rally. Also on the slate are daily women's programs and an antique flea market, plus threshing exhibitions. Admission is $1 per person with children under 14 free. The non-profit organization will wrap up their big weekend with church services Sunday morning at 10:00.

Lillie Mote will serve as chaplain. John Holp serves the Treshers as their president. Deadline For Homestead COLUMBUS (UPI) Homeowners applying for homestead exemptions will have only until Aug. 1 to file for such tax breaks. Gov.

John J. Gilligan last Friday signed into law a bill exending the deadline for filing for the homestead exemptions. The governor's office reported the deadline had been extended until Sept. 1. However, records in the office of Secretary of Ted W.

Brown show the legislation was amended. at the last minue in the House to cut 30 davs from the extension and make the deadline Aug. 1. The law applies to homeowners. 65 and older.

It also allows them to use only the income of the husband and wife in calculating their eligibility for. tax exemptions, rather than the income of their entire family, IT CAN'T BE A THREE-HEADED GIRAFFE! DALLAS Logistics and road routes planned for these four (that's right, four. Look closely) giraffe, destined for Lion Country Safari's new preserve near Atlanta, Ga.y were layed out with the precision of the Normany Invasion because tall giraffe and low highway bridges do not mix. The animals passed through -Dallas yesterday at- ternoon and the two dangers Involved with their 6,000 mile overland trip from California to Georgla are traffic snarls created, by course, curious the motorists bridge clearances, Heads up! (UPE City Adopts 'Get Tough' Policy On Bicycling; Officials Out To Prevent Car-Bike Accidents (Perry County) Pioneer JVSD (Richland County) Northwest (Stark County) and Strasburg Franklin Local (Tuscarawas $2,683. The federal share represents 80 per cent with each individual district contributing the remaining 20 per cent.

Deeds Show Big Increase Darke County Recorder Myron E. Keller reports for the first six months of 1972, the county indicated a large crease well in deeds and mortgages as as cancelled mortgages. Statistically, here is the way things are listed. Lots: 1971. first six months, 738; 1972, 872.

Farms: 1971, 284; 1972, 373. Mortgages on lots: 1971, 5 509 at $7,117,052. First six months, 1972, 697 at $6,838,795, decrease of $272,255. Mortgages on farms, 1971, 217 at $4,131,738. In first six months, 1972.

$7,050,342, increase of $2, lots, 1971, 373 at $4,008,804. In 1972 first six months, $5,695,688, increase $1, 686,884. Cancelled farms, 1971, 187, $3,781,046. In 1972 first six months, $5,056,981, increase $1, 275,941. Financing statements for first six months, 1972 was 1.418 as compared to 1,016 in 1971.

Receipts, first six months, 1971 $10,463.31 as mirrored by $13, 714.35 this year. All comparative figures are the January-June time periods. Relief Funds Still Wanted The Darke County Chapter of the Red Cross and the County's Youth Council continue their cooperative financial relief program for the victims of storm Agnes and flooding. Canisters have been placed in many businesses and public buildings in Greenville, Gettysburg, Pitsburg, Arcanum, Ansonia and Versailles. Personal checks should be made out to the Darke County Red Cross and mailed to them at 111 E.

Water Street. By BONNIE BRODERICK Staff Writer Early in June an eleven yearold Greenville youth died a result of injuries sustained, when his bicycle collided with an automobile. The youth had disregarded a stop sign. According to reports, some twenty five Darke County youths were involved in traffic accidents. Most of them minor mishaps, some more serious and a small handful were fatal.

But it's all twenty five or more that the Greenville City officials are attempting to prevent. "With summer in full swing, vacations starting, etc. the recklessness of children on bicycles is something that needs to be called to the parents' attention, stated Greenville Mayor Marion E. Grimes. "The total disregard of motor vehicles, by these children.

places the entire responsibility on the driver and can result in his inability to prevent accidents," the Mayor continued. In an attempt to solve this problem, two forms have been drawn up by city officials. From the Chief of Police, Dwight Williamson, is a form which gives the name, age, address of the violator. It also states. "you have committed the violation that is listed below.

Your will be notified of by mail." parents, Children are then advised to show this violation to their parents and that any future violations will be handled in a different manner. Other necessary information such as the date, make of the bicycle, time, etc. is also listed. Ten violations are then listed. They include the following: failure to obtain license, violating traffic: signal light, violating stop street ordinance, more than one person on a bicycle, clinging to moving vehicle, riding at night without lights or reflector, riding on wrong side of street, riding two or more abreast, riding on sidewalk in downtown business district and improper riding.

A note to the parents is the last item listed. "We are endeavoring to protect your boy or girl from injury and death in traffic accidents. We will appreciate your full co operation and help in assisting us in our states the note. The juvenile officer will then send a letter to the parent or guardian of the child. The let- 'Reds Company' Has Local Men; Riverfront Ceremonies July 27 By BILL BOOKER Managing Editor When the Cincinnati Reds open a game home stand Thursday, July 27, they'll be facing the San Diego Padres.

But before the game, two Greenville men, Paul Jackson, Hogpath and Bob Borton E. Third along with 78 others, will be sworn into the regular U.S. Navy in special ceremonies to be conducted on the playing field before what could well amount to a crowd of over 25,000. The men will thus become members of a unique and elite group to be named the "Reds Company. Both local residents are 1972 grads of the Greenville High School and have been members of the Naval Reserve since turning 18 years of age.

How It Happened Jackson and Borton will be in each other's company all the way through basic training and the Naval schooling which will follow, on the buddy system. While in Reserve the men ter informs the parent of the incident and asks that the parent or guardian personally talk with the child about the violation be responsible for the reprimand in this case. "Children should obey the same rules as any, operator of a motor vehicle and they should be made aware of the same signals that are given when driving automobiles, pointed out Mayor Grimes. Mayor Grimes and other city officials would like to find a civic club or organization that would be willing to take a weekend to pass out these violation warnings to any and all bicycle riding violators. Any group who would be willing to do this can contact Mayor Grimes.

continued ignoring of these regulations can only result in the loss of an enjoyable summer vacation by being hurt or something far more serious," concluded Mayor Grimes. Actor de Wilde Killed Thursday took a series of mental and physical aptitude tests which led to their qualification for the "Reds Company, It's a hand-picked aggregation of young fellows who will leave the next morning after the special Riverfront Stadium ceremonies for Great Lakes Naval Training Station, north of Chicago at Waukegan, Ill. There, they'll undergo a rather special and singular shortened basic training and from there, to the advanced schooling. Jackson, for example, will study sonar (underwater radar) and oceanography. By having a certain amount of Reserve time under their belts.

the local pair will gain valuable senority and should they decide to be career enlistees, they would be able to retire from the service at the young age of 38, after 20 years duty. Whatever transpires for them, it's a signal honor to be selected to serve "with the Reds in uniform" and it's a first for the city of Greenville, too. DENVER (UPI) Actor Brandon de Wilde, who gained his greatest fame when he played the role of a young boy in the 1953 western film classic "Shane, was killed in a ear accident Thursday. De Wilde, 30, was driving a camper van in suburban Lakewood during a light rain when the vehicle hit a construction truck used to install guard rails. Lakewood patrolman Robert Ellis said the rain it impossible to determine made, ther de Wilde skidded prior to impact.

He was rushed to nearby St. Anthony's Hospital where he died four hours after the accident of a broken neck, back and leg. De Wilde, born in Brooklyn, April 9, 1942, was appearing in Denver in the Elitch Theater's production of "Butterflies Are Free. Although he appeared in numerous pictures, he achieved his greatest acting success as the bucktoothed 9-year-old son of Jean Arthur in the film which starred Alan Ladd. Other pictures he was in included "Blue Denim, "AlL 'Fall Down." "Hud, "Those Calloways," "In Harm's Way" and "'The Deserter.

He also starred in the television series "Jaimie" in 1953 1954..