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4 Soturdoy, November 21, 1959 The Logan Daily News Published daily except Sunday at the Wayne Newspaper Company, Logan, Ohio, at 68 East Main Street, Consolidating the Hocking Sentinel, established In 1838, The Ohio Democrat, established 1863, and The Logan Dally News. WAYNE GALVIN Publisher WILLIAM S. MILLER Editor and Manager LAWRENCE T. WEBB Advertising Manager Entered in the Post Office at Logan, Ohio, as ferond class mail matter. Member of the Associated Press.

The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for cation of all the local news printed in thia newspaper, as well as all AP dispatches. SUBSCRIPTION TERMS By carrier delivery, 35 cents per week. By mail in Hocking County and the Logan trade area per year. 18 00; six months. $4 00; two months, $1.50.

Elsewhere in Ohio and 1st and 2nd Zones, per year, six months, two months. $1.75. Beyond 2nd zone per year $12.00, six months, $6.00 two months. $2.00. PHONE EV NUMBER 5-2109 New York's Fair SOCIETY PHONE 5-2100 Wondrous stirrings are soon to come to the Flushing Meadows where the disillusioned "World of Tomorrow" has been sleeping since what seems only yesterday.

The tomorrow of the New York World's Fair of 1939 was a dark one. War engulfed Europe before the flittering exposition had run through its first season. Hopes crumbled, and with them most of the lovely structures where millions thought they had caught a glimpse of better living for all in a world at peace. The reclaimed marshes become Flushing Meadows Park, a quit haven for songbirds and nostalgic returners who found little in its desolate reaches to remind them of the "World of that had seemed to die aborning. Now there is to be another New York World Fair, in 1964.

and in Flushing BLONDIE Meadows Park Conduits and mains buried and nearly forgotten will be uncovered and tapped. A new phoenix will rise from sunken foundations and weed- covered acres, where once again power will throb, beauty will gleam and promise will beckon. New York, with its talent for showmanship, superlatives and raising the billion dollars that will be needed, is going to stage it. Men and women from all oveff the world will pour their ingenuity and resources of hope and confidence into it, and its theme will be "Peace Through The better, brighter "World of sleeps in Flushing Meadows Park and the hearts of all men of good will, but it does not die. GRAB BAG The Answer, Quirk! 1.

If a writing is gnomic, what characteristic does it have? 2. Who is secretary of the department of Health, Education and Welfare? 3. Who was the oldest U. S. President inaugurated? 4.

Of El Salvador and San Salvador, which is the country and which is the city? 5. Pan is associated with what article? It's Been Said The slander of some people is as great a reconciliation as the praise of others. Henry Fielding. You Make Out 1. It contains many maxims or aphorisms.

2. Arthur S. Flemming. 3. William H.

Harrison, at 68. 4. El Salvador is the country; San Salvador, the city. 5. Pipes.

Ohio Solon Is Very Sour On Stevenson WASHINGTON (AP) Rep Wayne L. Hays (D-Ohio) says if the Democrats renominate Adlai Stevenson for president Stevenson tiill become "the William Jennings Ilrvan of my Hays is a backer of the presidential aspirations of Sen. John F. Kennedy (I) Mass), Hays told a radio news conference Thursday he thinks Stevenson is about the only potential Democratic nominee who would lose the election next year. Bryan was defeated three times as the Democratic nominee for president in 181)6, 1900 and 1908.

Hays named these Democrats as among those he felt could become the next president: Sens. Stuart Symington of Missouri, Kennedy. Lyndon Johnson of Texas and Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota, "if he could get the Hays later told reporters he admires Stevenson but regards him as a certain loser. Asked his judgment on strength of favorite candidates in his part of the country. Hays replied: "I would say in the especially (Vice President Nixon has the Republican organization tied up.

"Sen. Kennedy, if he enters the Democratic primary in Ohio, will win (presidential convention delegates) hands down Cleveland Shelves Underground Garage CLEVELAND (AP) Mayor Anthony J. Celebrezze says the city will not go ahead with plans for a parking garage under the it can he tied in with a new convention facility. He said the situation has changed and "now there is more parking space downtown than is being USE THE WANT ADS OM ITS YOU irN MS 4 x' TwiS IS GOING to ee fiepce NOW that THEW 6 TO RING THE 0ELL themselves BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH BRINGING UP FATHER 0w 1 NOTNlN' FOR COUS Docirrr-E to do 1 what -C'EE3 1 I W0N55R W0W SHOULD EY E9 OPEN AND MA06 3 COUSIN I GUESS I SHOULD HAVE TOLD TO 1 F.SO SOVET S' TO DO A THEN KEEP HiS EVES OPEN ETTA KETT IT BE TEP2ISIFIC IF WAS A HOSPITALIZATION Ql AN F. LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY ITS A PROBLEM MARTA RiGRT IN YOUR PbYCRi ATR.y BUT V0URE NOT RiEO- "LlTTif WISMT r-XJULLRUlN -ITSS 1 KCE 0 WASA SCR 00 LDAY 0 MR.

6 RIPP v.MOif- LITTLE AM 4 IEJ UHlE ANNIE HOME OR SOMETHIN'- I DAY IF YOU CAME INTO BETTER HATE TO GO IN THE HOUSE THE START AT THE 1 WHERE MISS MARTA IS- Laurelville News Notes By MRS. RAY POLINQ DAILY CROSSWORD Demonstration Club meets The Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Karl De lxmg with Mrs. Lena Hoy assisting. The president.

Mrs. De conducted the business meeting Mrs. Wilson Ross joined the rlub, Mrs, Krancis Dsibennett gave a very interesting talk on fabrics and labels. The different articles made at the Christmas workshop were shown. The next meeting will be Dec, 10 at the home of Mrs.

Burnell Karshner. Refreshments were served to Mrs Burnell Karshner, Mrs Char les Pritchard, Mrs, George Reid, Mrs. Ed Fetherolf, Mrs. Howard Thompson and daughter, Mrs. Wilson Ross, Mrs.

Roy Haynes, Mrs. George Swaekhamer, Mrs. Ray Poling and three guests, Mrs, Nelson De Ixing, Mrs. Herbert Klannigan and Mrs. Dalton Deling and children.

Ladles Aid Meets The EUB Aid met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Arthur Steel with Mrs. Krancis Dis bennett assisting. The meeting was opened by group singing. Devotions from Psalms were given by Mrs.

Wayne Fowler and prayer was given by Mrs. Disbennett. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Dick Karr. Mrs.

Partha Harmon, Mrs. Harry Martin, Mrs. Ida Defenbaugh. Mrs. V.

MoFaddon, Mrs. Burnell Karshner. Mrs. Paul Phillips and Mrs. Denny Drumm, Guests were Mrs.

Junior Martin and children Linda and and Marlene Phillips. Family Dinner Held Mrs Margaret Johnson and son Johnny entertained with a pre- Thanksgiving family dinner at their home Saturday evening. The occasion also celebrated the birthday (Nov. 15) of her son Larry Johnson who is on leave from the Navy and the 25th wed ding anniversary (Nov. 17) of her brother and sister in-law.

Mr. and Mrs Jack Binkley of Reynoldsburg. Other guests included the two small daughters, Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Dillie anti children of Circlovtlle. Mr.

anti Mrs. George Ash and family of Tarlton; Cora Lee Preston of Columbus; Mrs Violet Parsons of Kingston, Mrs Esther Stewart of Laurelville and Virgil Karr of South Perry. Personals Jay Karshner entered Hocking Valley Hospital Thursday for treatment and was transferred to University Hospital Sunday for a major operation. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert White of I. a were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Poling. Miss Helen Mettler returned home last Monday after spending a month with Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Satterfield of Chicago. Mrs. Jean Shupe is spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs.

John Young of Columbus. Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tiffin McNeal were Mr. and Mrs.

William McNeal and daughters Jean and Dianna of Kingston. Mrs. Eddie Boccher and daughter Jane of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs Walter Sheets and Mr. and Mrs Robert Smith Mr.

and Mrs. Billie Riddle entertained Mr. and Mrs. Tiffin McNeal with a dinner Tuesday evening in honor of the McNeals 50th wedding anniversary and the Riddle's loth wedding anniversary. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Armstrong and Eddie Boecher were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Boecher of Columbus. Gibetown Happenings By VELVA BRASHARES Women of the Church Meet The November meeting of the EUB Indies Aid was held in the social room of the church on election night with the president, Mrs.

Gerald Hampshire, in charge of the business meeting and Mrs. Dcona Rollins in charge of the program. Mrs. Oblinger served on the hostess committee with Mrs. Hampshire in the absence of Esther Whitcraft.

A vocal duet was rendered by Paige Ogle and Karen Hampshire. Eleanor Roosevelt talk on Russia in Columbus at the Mershon Auditorium last week. Honored At Reception A large delegation from the local EUB Church attended the reception honoring the new minister and his family, the Rev. and Mrs. Everett Aldstadt, at the Rockbridge Church Sunday evening.

Huffines gave the greetings from the local church. Mark Wvlie Accepts Position Mark Wylie has accepted a position as salesman for the Wilson Athletic Supply Co. and is presently stationed in Columbus. Last week he attended a convention in Chicago and this week he will be in Charleston, W. Va.

Attend Ball Game A number of local basketball fans were seen along the side lines at Laurelville last Tuesday evening. The local seventh and eighth grade boys played the preliminary game with Laurelville at 6 Local People Attend Revival Mr. and Mrs. I). Drum and Mrs.

Pansy Wylie attended the revival service at the Pontius Church near Circleville Friday evening. The Rev. Floyd Adams, former pastor of the local EUB Church is pastor there and is his own evangelist. Celebrity Series Miss Opal Wylie heard Mrs. Pleasant Ridge News By MRS.

ETHEL POLING Mrs, George Swaekhamer, Mrs. Melvin Mettler, Mrs. Roliert Reid and Mrs. Rudolph Ebert met with Mrs. Johnny Spencer at her home Tuesday afternoon to make plans for the Harvest Supper.

Missionary Service at the Pleasant Ridge church near ille will be Thursday evening Dec 3 at 7:30. The Rev. Alva (Bud) Glenn of Circleville will be the guest speaker. Mrs. Ethel Poling and son Charles, Mrs.

Bernice Thompson and Mrs. Peggy Butts were among the many who attended revival services at Mt. Carmel Church. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Griesheimer of Chillicothe are visiting their son Thomas and family in Memphis, Tenn. Robert Reid was a Friday dinner guest of Mrs. Harlan Stevens. Mr and Mrs Robert Reid and daughters Linda and Jane viewed the Veterans Day Parade in Logan Wednesday evening. They Were also visitors in Logan Friday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Stevens and daughter Debbie of Columbus were Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy W.

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Denny Hook. Laurelville, spent Monday with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. D. D.

Drum. Charles Flarida spent Saturday night with friends in Mr. ami Mrs. W. R.

Griffith were Logan shoppers Monday. Mrs. Evelyn Kuhn and daughter Bonnie were Lancaster shoppers last Saturday. Mrs. Pansy Wylie and daughter Opal were shopping in Logan Saturday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson were business visitors in Logan Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Smith and daughter Sandy, Iogan, called on relatives here Sunday. day and Sunday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs. Simon Poling and children. Mr. and Mrs.

Guy McKenzie and Jeanie, Mrs. Rpbert Reid, Linda Reid and Kenneth Bowen were Sunday visitors of Mr. tand Mrs. Glenn Stevens. George Poling visited Dale and Doyle Disbennett Monday evening.

Helen Poling was a Sunday dinner guest of Bonnie Thompson. Late afternoon visitors of the Thompsons were Mr. and Mrs. Iceland Johnson and Joanie Lynn and Mrs. Floyd Butts.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Poling were Monday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Poling and children Shirley and Charles.

Parachute Leap Is Near 15 Miles WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE. N. M. The Air Force today disclosed that an Air Force captain this week made a parachute jump of 76,400 15 of it in free fall. Capt.

Joseph W. Kittinger, 31, made the record breaking leap, the Air Force said, surviving temperatures that ran) ed as low as 104 degrees below zero in, the descent. 9:00 Gene Kelly 9:30 Five Fingers Lawrence Welk Mr. Lucky Lawrence Welk Have Gun, Travel 10:00 Five Fingers Jubilee U.S.A. Grand Jury Movie Gunsmoke Mike Hammer 11:00 News 11:10 11:25 Movie 11:30 Movie Movie Movie Movie Movie Alfred Hitchcock Alfred Hitchcock Alfred Hitchcock Bowling (Movie jMovie Sunday, November 22 p.mj CHANNEL 4 (WLW-C) CHANNEL 6 CHANNEL 10 (WTVN-TV) (WBNS-TV) 12:00 OSU Forum 12:30 Compass 12:45 Notre Dame Football Dance Review News Review Sports Roundup Comedy Hall Comedy Hall Star Performance 1:00 Notre Dame Football 1:15 Notre Dame Football 1:30 Notre Dame Football 1:45 Movie OSU Football Star Performance OSU Football News, Weather OSU Football Rest of Browns OSU Football (Football Kickoff 2:00 Movie Browns-Steelers 2:30 Movie Browns-Steelers Browns-Steelers Browns-Steelers 3:00 Movie 3:30 Movie 3:45 Movie Browns-Steelers Browns-Steelers Browns-Steelers Browns-Steelers Browns-Steelers Browns-Steelers 4:00 Playhouse Browns-Steelers Golf News, sports Browns-Steelers Conquest 5:00 Championship Golf 5:30 Time; Present Funnies Lone Ranger Leonard Bernstein Bernstein 6:00 Bold Venture Paul Winchell 6:30 Man Without Gun Broken Arrow Roy Rogers Our Miss Brooks 7:00 Riverboat 7:30 Riverboat (Colt .45 Maverick lassie Dennis the Menace 8:00 American Heritage (Maverick (Ed Sullivan 8:30 Amei iean Heritage (Lawman Sullivan 9:00 9:30 Dinah Shore Dinah Shore Rebel Alaskans G.E.

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At that point, the gondola was cut loose from the helium bag and Kittinger plunged about 66,000 feet in a free drop before his parachute opened automatically at 12,000 feet..