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Page Two 4 County Fights Top Local Poll THE DAILY OHIO Mainly About People Safety Plans Are Readied DEATHS IS (Continued from One) their schools with dual-control sedans. Qualified instructors, taken generally from the school faculty, are retained for instruc-1 tion. Auto manufacturers provide Linda Gibson, 6-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold r- i 1 ii T-.

r. I xiidjiuiuvlurers provide uni- 5Son 1 Route 2, these especially-equipped cars at was admitted for tonsillectomy n0 cost t0 cithcr in Berger Friday, I Aftcr a specjfied number of 1 about 8.000—the auto The Hill Implement Store will is returned to the dealer. It is be closed Tuesday, Wednesday procured outside his usual quo and Thursday, November 2, 3 ta. At least four small car manu and 4 for inventory. Mrs.

Donald Bulse of Williamsport Route I returned to her home Thursday from Berger hosptial, where she had been a surgical patient. facturers cooperate with this program and delivery of control cars is made without hesitation. ONE MIM TE PULPIT The salvation of the righteous of the Lord; he is their strength in the time of trouble. (Continued from Page One) year of office. A native of Ross County, Judge Lamb has been practicing law since 1930 and is an alumnus of Ohio State versify.

George D. Young, Ross County native seeking office for the first time. Veteran of World War II. Young has been practicing law one year, He formerly worked in the federal court in Columbus and as a legal adviser for the state. CLERK OF COURTS A.

L. Wilder, Demo erat incumbent. is a lifelong resident of Circleville. Wilder has completed 15 years in office. Prior to en- ring public life, he spent 34 years in the dry goods business.

Edward Amey, Republican, is seeking his first public office. A native of Pennsylvania, Amey is a World War II veteran and formerly served as a federal ploye and was chosen as way of the by the Junior Chamber of i Commerce. He is manager of Pickaway Club PROSELL TIXG ATTORNEY Kenneth Robbins, Republican incumbent, has spent eight years J10n Members are requested to the education department wTth practicing law He is a Vinton brmS their receipts to the required data on the courses. County native and is completing at Circleville Highschool Hissong said his first term as prosec Robbins was at one time a high Fairview EUB church will hold a bake-goods and produce sale, Saturday, October 30 in Furniture Store, W. Main St.

Mary Lou Helwagen, 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Helwagen of 400 North Court, was admitted for surgery in Berger hospital Friday. Community Concert Members Associa- KIWANIANS last Spring also- attempted to arouse interest in revival of the here, but it, too, failed to materialize. Regarding the driving instruc- tion idea, State Education i- rector Clyde Hissong said Thursday his department has approved courses in driver training for 5,100 high school students in 146 schools, and has plans for a p- proving such courses in 40 more schools.

Dr. Hissong said the additional classes would be approved a soon as the other schools supply and Funerals PVT. JAROLD ROESE Funeral services for Pvt. Jarold Raymond Roese, 26, who died in Aachen, Germany, Nov. 17, 1944, will be held at 2:30 p.

m. in South Bloomfield Methodist church, with the Rev. D. S. Mills officiating.

Burial will be in South Bloomfield cemetery by direction of E. F. Schlegel funeral home. Pvt. Roese was born March 12, 1922 in South Bloomfield, son of Ira and Nelie Shonkwiler Roese.

The father survives. Surviving, in addition to the father, are the widow, Bessie Maupin; and two sons, Daniel and Michael, at home; two brothers, Frank and David of Columbus; and a sister, Mrs. Charles Sheldon of Columbus. Friends may call at the residence in Millport any time. Yanks Said Reversed On Zion Issue at 8 p.

rn. to receive their membership cards. school coach, and is an alumnus of Ohio university. Guy Cline, Democrat, has held no previous county offices. He has practiced law for seven years and is a native of Franklin County.

He is Ashville city solicitor and a veteran of I War II. Cline was graduated by Ohio State university. Incumbent candidates for sheriff, engineer, recorder, treasurer and coroner are unopposed in elections. Unless a huge writein a m- paign gets underway, each of them automatically will be returned to his respective off i for new terms. Sheriff Charles H.

Radcliff, Democrat incumbent, has completed IT years in office. He is a native of Circleville and World Mar I veteran. Before becoming sheriff, Radcliff was a far rn and worked for an oil company. 1 Henry T. McCrady, Democrat, county engineer, is a Circleville native and alumnus of Ohio, Northern university.

He is com- pleting his second term in office. McCrady formerly was a resident engineer for the state high- department. Seeking reelection for recorder is Florence T. Campbell, Demo- erat incumbent. She is a native of Perry Township an i has completed ll years in office.

Nominee for county treasurer Robert Colville, Democrat incumbent, has completed 13 years in office. He is a native of Harrison Township, has spent 12 Mrs. Thomas Rose and son were returned to their home in Laurelville Thursday from Berger hospital. Pvt. Harry D.

Wood has the following new service address: Co. A Staff Battalion, HQ and Sv Gp, APO 500 FEC, c-o Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. Ned Hitchcock of 154 East High street was admitted Friday in Berger hospital for tonsil removal. I traffic problems of the future will be in the hands of I these high school students. With the training they are receiving, they undoubtedly will do a better job of solving those problems.

high schools are to be congratulated on seeing the need for such for doing something about Heading up the Rotary Club safety committee is Chairman Frank O. Patrick. Working with him will be Frank Fischer, perintendent of Circleville schools, James Smith and D. D. Dowden.

ADELINE HEDGES Adeline Hartsough Hedges, 84. widow of Elmer Hedges, died at 10:30 a. rn. Friday in the home of her son, Forrest Hedges, in South Perry, Hocking County. Surviving Mrs.

Hedges are two other sons, Robert and Wayne of South Perry; and three daughters, Mrs. Eft ie Johnson of Cleveland, Mrs. Mabel Ferguson and Mrs. Laura Karshner, both of Lancaster. The body was removed to the Defenbaugh funeral home in Circleville until completion of arrangements.

(Continued from Page One) rect action on the Palest i problem until after the presidential election A United States spok rn a questioned about the American stand replied that position is such at the moment that I had better not say The French are demanding a watering down of the stern est resolution provisions from t- right orders oa that the Holy Land belligerents comply with UN directives. Israeli Spokesman Aubrey S. Eban bitterly attacked the resolution which he declares is objective in its Eban said that the present Egyptian military disadvantage is a direct result of repea ted Egyptian violations of the Palestine truce during 16 weeks preceding the recent Jewish offensive in the Negev. He declared; Friday, October 29, 1948 Dewey Heading Into Windup Of Major Campaign (Continued lrum Page One) ton heard the New York governor demand a national government which will firmly against Communism now and (or all time in the His speech followed by 24 hours that of President Truman who told the Bay State capital: hate The Republican nominee, pointing to his 1948 platform pledges, called for drastic Reds Ignore UN Ideals (Continued from Page One) set world opinion against themselves. Brazil Political Leader Is Slain By Ex-Employe (Continued from Page One) a national holiday to commemorate overthrow of the Brazilian Dr.

Philip C. Jessup, Amefi- dictatorship headed by Former can delegate who represented the Getulio Vargas on Oct. Lnited States in Security Coun- 29, 1945 cil debate on Berlin, declared in1 strect demonstrations follow a statement that tlie killing. Groups long op- enlargement of the federal Soc- France on the one hand and a statement that no agreement had been reached between the six and Russ an Deputy Foreign Minister An i Vishinsky. He emphasized that neither was there any agreem between America, posed to the Vargas regime massed on an important thoroughfare in Rio de Janeiro that aud been named for him, smashing street signs bearing the name.

ial Security program to provide coverage for millions of workers and small businessmen now not entitled to benefits. It was recalled President Truman asked last spec i a I session of Congress to broaden Social Security benefits, but the GOP leadership ignored the idea. sia on the other on any draft accord, and therefore there was no violation as Stalin charged. EUGENE REICHELDERFER Funeral services will be held at ll a. rn.

Saturday in Morow funeral home of Granville for Eugene Reichelderfer, 80, who died late Tuesday in his Granville home. Mr. Reichelderfer had been WHO sponsored the resolution did not show a disposition then to back up the mediator. resolution turns its back upon negotiation and those who now refuse us a few days to negotiate remained silent for 26 weeks while Egyptians were obstructing convoys in the Eban charged that adoption of the Anglo-Chinese proposal would be He called for a return to the principle of the Oct. 19 cease-fire resolution which Israel contends did not order but called for a negotiation of a Jewish withdrawal from the Negev.

Eban maintained that previous uled for I hursday night postponed until Nov. 4. Late cancellations in the program forced officials here to move the meeting date back and rearrange the county bloodbank discussions. Miss Mary Lutz, executive secretary of the local chapter, saidj Ail. I Donald hi.

ones, ARC field Annual election of officers for resentative, and Roy Hersey the Pickaway County chap i ARC state relations officer would American Red Cross sched- 1 be here for the next meeting. ARC Election Is Postponed Amazing Heat Circulation, Plus Power Blower, Gives Yod 2 KINDS of "WARM I It! In Pickaway County probate court William C. Moody has been appointed executor of Ida M. Smith estate. Burial will be made about p.

rn. in Adelphi cemetery. A native of Pickaway County, Once the move is Mr. Reichelderfer married Ida Coucn said, hope to em- Dumm who preceded him in body ail forms of safety. Our death.

He is an uncle of Miss nc.N. step probably will be acci- Leona Dumm of Circleville dent He declared the a rn a i Dr hititd would be carried into the schools MILLER Funeral services for Dr. Gay the Jews to violate the truce in order to supply Jewish settlements in the Negev. OIL I HEATERS ll bs fir ms It Legal Notices Circleville firemen were rout- ancl and that the cooper- ed at I a. rn.

Friday to invests ation of Parents would play a ma-l, Hitler, 66, who died ear- gate a smoke scare in Maizo Mor Part in making the traffic following a long ill- Mill, West Main street. Fire safcty program a success Chief Talmer Wise reported cob waste had started smouldering in the mill, but that no damage was done. 2X4 ELDED wire corn cribbing IOO ft. lengths, holds approximately 400 bushels $12.70 Jim Brown's Store. New Typo Coleman Power Blower! Famous Coleman Unit in gives tine all-over circulating warmth without moving parts or electricity! New kind of power blower, optional, txtra flow of warm air when and where yea back bedrooms, room, overheating the reft of the home.

OUR STARTLING 'BLOWER DEMONSTRATION cen 59.95 swant it. Gives txtra heat in WARD'S RADIO and APPLIANCES New Citizens MISS KNEECE Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kneece of Circleville Route 4 are parents of a daughter, born at 1:02 a. rn.

Friday in Berger hospital. ALREADY Rotary Club has purchased sufficient luminous scotch tape to mark more than 200 bicycles. Red tape will be placed on the back and silver on the front. Couch stated. Early Rotary plans call for a school traffic patrol and for motion pictures to be shown in ness, will be held at 2:30 p.

rn. Saturday in Hitler-Ludwig cemetery with the Rev. L. C. Sherburne officiating.

Burial will be in Hitler-Ludwig cemetery. Friends may call at the Mader funeral home until IO a. rn. Saturday. Members of Circleville Elks Lodge will meet in the home at 8 p.

rn, rid ay to pay homage. The most occupational gr up Ashville rf IONITE SAT. STAGE STRUCK years on the I formerly was 24 years business. Candidate Lloyd Jonnei cum bent, has years in office mg physician, away County Urn tv of as in education, and for dry goods roner, Dr. Republican in- completed three He is a practjc- nalive of I a I rn of Cincinnati.

MISS BRINK Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Brink of Circleville Route 3 are the parents of a daughter, born at 4:57 a. rn. Friday in Berger hospital.

schools and various civic clubs, Special talks on traffic safety mothers and fathers of our school also will be made. he added. Rota nans will provide bicycle Backing the Circleville safety owners with toe scotch-1 i plans are the Ohio Safety tape in return for a safety pledge cil, state highway department from the rider. The program will Mayor Thurman I. Miller, i r- be placed on an honor system, cleville police, Juvenile ud a harems must be called upon to Sterling M.

Lamb and Probation1' en! i Inc safety idea with the Officer John Kerns JIMMY WAKELY Cowboy Cavalier1 Plus A ROLLICKING COMEDY-STARTS Movies Your Best MARKETS I healrc Cleveland's Vote Is Coal CASH mace to lr Circleville: Cream, Premium 55 Cream, 52 58 Butter, 64 CR AND POULTRY Heavy Hens 5 lbs and 27 Light Hens is cox 15 Fries .........................33 Roasts 5 lb and 30 this (Continued from Page One) of the governor to obtain enforcement in Charging that Herbert has made conflicting statements on the subject, Lausche sorted statement attributed to the governor quoted him as saying that governor who finds it nece sarv to stop lawlessness has the authoritv at his command. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK including 3,500 dir steady, top 25 50, bulk 24-25; heavy 24.50-25 25, medium light 24 75- a 50 light I ignis 24 25.50; packing sows 21-24 50 pigs 18-22 steady, calves; 400; cady. good and choice steers 32-40 1 22-32; yearlings heifers 19-37; cows 16-23. bulls calves 17-32 feeder steers 20-30 stocker steers 18-29. stocker cows and heifers 16-26 TOO steady; medium and 01 Cfo La-mbs 23-24 75.

culls and common 18-23: yearlings 18-22 50. ewes 8 50- IO 25. feeder lambs 18-23 awm or TH RI LL! NG-ACTION low! Aid Ur Tkttt WO TAKE IT! The other si cd to the govt as telling tw ministers, who investigation the governor the countv quest! enough to req-. If the govern quale power breakdown why has the not used it? great that la oroken down mum ties of ISA Mav July Th ement, attributer, quoted him ast Colu rn I for a state ibhng, that Dec lot act failed impor a £er- i Mav laniication. July bio has ade- SePt I with a Dec.

nforcement, July UhlO Sept nd enc is cement has CIRCLEVILLE GRAIN PRICES No 2 Wheat No 2 Corn Soybeans re a CHICAGO GRAIN Open WHEAT 229 2 2034 2.031 CORN 1.38'a 1.41) 1413, 1.39 OATS -78'. I m. 2 28 2 2 0314 have nerves that ingle -J angle -J ingle 1 When BORIS LORNA ORM ROBER! WILCOX ROGER PRXOR A LOVE NEST! Laughter in every rafter a built-in wolf for Myrna in den? A WARNER BAXTER MICKEY ROONEY WALLACE BEERY rn the Nev com- May 'Soybeans SOYBEANS 2 50 2 50 7 50 2 50 IF IHI MAH WW COM HOT HAW ff I UVE TO EAT, BUT IT HEPS CASH FOR DEAD STOCK Cows Horses $5 Cwt. According To Size and Condition Prompt, lean Service PHONE COLLECT 104 lanes Rendering, Circleville, 0. tonight Open 11-3OpJH; i.Al URI NO.

2 BALL slats SOc ICY CHILLS STARK THRILLS JOAN BENNETT ROBERT RYAN CHARLES BICKFORD A ljj CARTOON The BACHELOR (minus the bobby soxer) and MRS. THIN MAN in one of the funniest pictures in years! CARY GRANT MYRNA LOY MELVYN DOUGLAS in DORE SCHARY'S Production of SHORT OTHER HITS COMING TO THE GRAND! JSTARTS NEXT SUNDAY I JANE AYERS "JOHNNY BELINDA" COMING SOON I FRED I "MIRACLE OF THE I.