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Evening star., 1960-07-28
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Evening star., 1960-07-28

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Evening star., 1960-07-28
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-04

70 eELEbAATE MS sth ANNIVERSARY the
Columbia Record Club now makes the most
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member, you may have ANY S Of these high
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And what TREMENDOUS selection you have
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Clubs staff OF music experts selects outstand-
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selections are fully described in the Clubs In
formative and entertaining music Magazine,
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-04

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Arizona tribune., 1960-01-15
Earnings Climb

Valley National Bank net
earnings for 1859 represented
a record-breaking $3.50 in
crease over 1858, Walter r.
BimSon, chairman of the
board, disclosed.
The statewide banking syS-
TENS net operating earnings
after taxes were $4,987, SOP
compared with 1891, ,776
for 1858.
Gross income was $30,527,
4O1--up from $25, ,812, 900 for
1858.
BimSOn'S announcement
followed an earlier statement
last week disclosing an all
time high in deposits, loans
outstanding resources and
capital funds in 1859.
Arizona tribune., 1960-01-15
Founders Day

World Religion Day will
be observed on Jan. IT by
the Baha'is of Phoenix. The
purpose of fWorld Religion Day
is to spread the knowledge
of the fundamental oneness
of religion as proclaimed by
the Founder of the Baha'i
Faith a 100 years ago.
Recognition Of this one
ness, Mrs. Gladys Baumann,
chairman of the Local Spir-
itual Assembly, says sup
plies the channel through
which various denominations
in Christianity, Judaism,
Islam and other revealed
religions can agree and unite.
World Religion Day was
initiated in 1850 by the
National Spiritual Assembly.
of the Baha'is of the United
States and is observed an
nually on the third Sunday
in January in many parts of
the world.
Arizona tribune., 1960-01-15


Council standing Aesmes
Arizona tribune., 1960-01-15

There is enough surplus wheat
stored in taxpayer-supported
government storehouses to pro-
vide 470 loaves of bread for ev-
cry American man, woman, and
child. That's approximately a
four and half year supply.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

ing well after each addition. Add -four in
fourths, stirring only until blended after
each addition. Pour batter into creased
9-inch tube pan. Bake at 325'F. one hour
or until done. Yield: one 9-inch tube cake.
KorendeS Roger
cup plus 2 tablespoons butter or margarine
M cups sugar s
I4 cups afted -four 90
"a cup crrrGnts --@-as
Cream butter and cup plus 2 tablespoons
of the sugar together thoroughly. Add -four
in fourths, blending after each addition.
Spread batter in creased l3xox2-inch bak
ing pan. Sprinkle on currants and remain
ing 2 tablespoons sugar. Bake at 325'F. for
Evening star., 1960-10-09
buns i'm your own kitchen

40 to As minutes or until delicate light
brown Cut into l-inch squares while still
warm. Yield: about 9 dozen cookies.
Finsk Brod
1s cup butter or margarine
" cup sugar IEFA
NJ cups afted -four SSS
egg, beaten
1s cup finely chopped bIauched almonds
Cream butter and sugar together thor
oughly. Gradually add -four, mixing until
well blended. Shape dough into 215x1z-inch
round sticks" Dip in egg; roll in almonds.
Place ''sticks" on ungreased baking sheet.
Bake at 325oF. for 20 to Is minutes. Yield:
dozen cookies. The End
Evening star., 1960-10-09

Mr.. GROCER The bearer Of this coupon b snsislea
to u OG tho regular price Of either siss package Of
NABIScO lo0sS BRAN. We win redeem this coupon :
for u Plus u for hsndIing ~hsa the terms Of shs
offer have been complied with. ANY OTHER
APPLICATION CONSTITUTES FRAUD. INVOICES
PROVING PURCHASE WITHIN LAST 90 DAYS
or SUFFICIENT STOCK TO COVER COUPONS
PRESENTED FOR REDEMPTION MUST BE
AVAILABLE ON REQUEST. Consumer to pay GALES
tAz where applicable Coupon void If use d prohibited
restricted or tausd Good only in U.S.A CAsA value
InOt OGer expires June 80. 1861. National BisCuit
Company, AS Park Avenue. New York n. n. Y.
MR.. GROCER: Mail coupon to: NabiscO lOO% Bran.
P. o. Box %, Mount Vernon 10. NY.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

fine milling, Nabisco lOO% Bran quickly
the bulk you need for natural regularity.
Try this pleasant new way to COM
bat constipation today. Special offer
saves you II. See if Nabisco l0O%
Bran isn't every bit as good as we say.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

If you still believe that bran cereal must be rough tough
effective, you're in for pleasant surprise.
Noce NabO 1907 Bran doesn't look like oidashione
netextured Malt fig and prune juice added to make it a
liking bran cereal you've ever had.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

North American Newspaper Alliance
HOLLYWOOD. - Turn a
dark corner in New York City
today, and you are likely
to find blond star Carroll
Baker screaming, and run
ming from violence IN her
new movie, Something Wild
About The City" which, says
Carroll, "is about the violence
of the city, the nameless ter
ror facing a girl alone in the
city, and how lonely and how
dig is the city. And horrify-
ing! You walk and you see a
drunk lying on the ground.
No one takes any notice. You
hear Of a woman calling for
help and being raped in a
subway, and no one inter-
feres. This is New York City
and the theme of our film"
Wrong NeighbOrh0Od
Miss Baker, whom I first
saw on the screen in Baby
Doll" for which she was
Oscar nominated, lives in
New York City. In fact, she
wouldn't live anywhere else.
And she accepts its violence.
1--WE live on the 18th floor
in an apartment on Central
Park West. Sometimes we
hear bloodcurdling screams
from the park. We used to
live on York avenue and 10th
street. We contracted for an
apartment. Right next to our
apartment house was a
school, and kids playing the
street. One day, five minutes
before recess, two men were
killed by gangsterS. Then we
found in that section of town
there were a lot of gangsterS.
We moved in a hurry. I didn't
like the idea of my son be-
ing wheeled in his baby car
raige with bullets flying
around"
First Film Together
Carroll is married to stage
and Broadway director Jack
Garfein. They have two small
children. Something Wild
About the City" is the first
for their independent COM
pany, Prometheus Produc-
tions. Jack is producing it
and is co-author. Carroll is
not the product Of a slum in
the movie but comes from IAN
average respectable family.
I'm a college girl. One day
I'd like to be in a modern
dress picture where I am very
rich," said the actress, nib
bling at the hors d'oeuvres
at the Four Seasons ReStau-
rant where we were lunching.
In "Baby Doll" if you re-
member, Carroll spent most
of her time in a tawdry cot,
sucking her thumb. But there
Evening star., 1960-07-31
Carroll Knows About
WiIdness of the Civ

was a film in which she was
wealthy and wore beautiful
clothes - in Giant"
Always On Suspension
II bought up my contract
from Warmers" Carroll in
formed me. II still owe them
one picture. I signed for seven
years after Giant But I was
always on suspension there.
My last film for them was
The Miracle I didn't want
to do it. The director, Irving
Rapper, had something diff
ferent in mind. But I had
to be myself, and play the
part as I saw it,"
There was friction, and the
report that Carroll was diff
ficult." "Once something like
that gets started" she told
me. anything you do is
called being difficult I've
read horrifying things about
me. When I was making But
Not For Me- with Clark Ga
BILE, there was a bit of a fuss.
Then to my borrow I read
where I'd thrown producer
Bill Perlberg off the set. A
little thing like me throwing
Bill Perlberg off the set
What happened was, the
scene was difficult and I was
having some problems with
Evening star., 1960-07-31
And Thut Will
Teach q Lesson

HOLLYWOOD (AP). =
Hollywood vignette: For
years. Sig Rogell, No. 2 man
to the late Buddy Adler at
goth Century-Fox, has been
playing golf with Spyros
Skouras, president of the
studio.
Skouras always won. This
week, Skouras named Robert
Goldstein, head of European
operations, to take Adler's
place.
Rogell and Skouras played
golf. 1t cost Skouras $40.
Evening star., 1960-07-31

1t - so, Mr.. Perlberg said
to me, There's too much
pressure on you. I'll go and
play some golf
She's Not Difficult
I'm not difficult" said
Miss Baker. "I've never been
five minutes late to the set.
I've never missed one day
of work. I can't be late. 1t
comes from my stage train
ing. The same way for re-
hearSals. I know that &C
tresSeS in films sometimes
think, oh well, they keep
me waiting while they light
the scene, etc. so they take
their time about coming in"
During her four years as
a Hollywood star, Carroll has
made only five movies. Next
to Giant" the most expen-
sive was THE Big Country"
for Willie Wyler. THE pic
ture made a lot Of money"
she assured me. In fact, in
spite of what you've heard,
it's a tremendous success,
but it has to make SO million
to break even"
When I was last in Holly
wood" concluded Carroll, "it
was heartbreaking to see so
few films being made. It is
no longer the center. When
I was in school, I always
looked forward to seeing
Hollywood. I've just been Of
fered a picture to be made
in Japan. The idea of going
to Japan is fascinating, but
I'd rather make a picture in
Hollywood or New York"
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1960-06-27
ANNOUNCE MENTS

CAR WASH The local troop Ct: Boys Scouts
Of America #65l will be washing cars Sat.
July End, at the Navy Exchange parking
lot from $3.50 until 100, weather permit
ting. The price is only 81. 90 per car.
Money earned by the scouts will be used
to pay expenses at sumner camp, ueanpvxan
Evergreen, Kodiak, ALASKA. Remember a clean
car always rides better and Looks better,
too. So come early to teh Navy Exchange
parking lot for that Long postponed car
wash, and glide away. Remember that date
1t is Saturday July End, 1860. 49,: i.
Patrol Leaders meeting Will be held en-
Tuesday, June 28th, at $3.50 Pm in the
School gym. :
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1960-06-27
ANNOUNC EMENTS

NOTICE; It seems the SUN editors are
full Of goefs. So at this time We
would like to make an apology to the
.men in the SHIPS DEPARTMENT. We get
the facts on the Totem Pole froia.sthe
wrong people. The CARPENTER Shop Of
the. SHIPS DEPARTMENT daseryvval1ltba
credit for the restoration Of the
now famous landmark. We are sure that
ala residents on Adak are grateful
ALSO for the good work accompl ished
by the SHIPS DEPARTMENT.
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1960-06-27

NOTICE: ROLLER SKATING CLASSES Mould you
be interested in Roller Skating Classes??
Anyone so interested may indicate ocoby
leaving their names at the Village Gym
Skating Rink. Glasses may be started It
there Is sufficient interest. -
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1960-06-27

FOR SALE: 1850 Pontiac seadan ideal
Adak transpor tation. Has Like new
nylon front tires and good snow tires
on rear. Includes chains, radio, and
hsater. New brakes. For infcrma tion
sa11 III, cWo +. D. ROGERS.
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1960-06-27

FISHING DERBY: Sponsored by the Adak
Spor tsnen.s Club will be held On July z.
3, and 1+th. Entrance fee will be 500. The
contest will be for the best fish caught
In three species Dolly, Rainbow, salmon%
First Prize lis SO .O0 In mer chandise. aad
prize Is $500 in cash. Size will be mea-
sured In weight alone Fishing area is un-
limited. Fish may be hooked in the mouth
only. ~| ): - So.
:. The focal point Of activity will be the
ue1ghing-in point at the Boat House, Lake
Andrews. Personnel will be available TO
make the weigh-in daily from 400 to 1000
except for the final day, Monday, when
we1gh-in will be at 1900. The awarding Of
prizes will be made at that time. Bus
schedule is as follows: ....r.
FROM BERIM BUILDING VIA BIRCEN1oOD ..s.
SAT. Leaves l20o and returns ~: = s..
" Leaves 1000 and returns + -
SUN. Same schedule as Saturday
MON. Leaves 1900 and returns - E..
Leaves 1900 and returns :: *..':.. IL
TicEets for this event may be purchased
from any member Of the Sportamen's Club.
NOTICE: ROLLER SKATING CLASSES Mould you
be interested in Roller Skating Classes??
Arvoro ~ infa~aa<ad mav indicata aC ubv
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1960-06-27

PAGE Ap
4TH Of JULY (fron page II w.
held on the Fourth. Be sure TO check
all announcements; for more inf orma-
tion IN this event at later time.
u. ). The msyie schedule at the Bering
Theater' for the Fourth promises some
= excellent movies for the children
and adults alike. There will BE a
;: movie In the mroning especially fer
the children. This is scheduled for
1000. ALL movies on this day wi Il be:
free. The schedule Of movies will be
as ,fo1lowss $50. - - -. 49,.
1000. 1ool ARABIAN NIGHTS -
:,":", Anima ted Cartoon = 49,. g:
1900 AROUND THE WORLD IN. 80 DAYS
David Niven Shirley AacLaine
1900 SINK THE, BISMARCK : ~ss-<s :.
Kenneth Aore - Dana Wynter =
20l5 ON THE BEACH
49,. Gregory Peck - Ava Gardner
As you can see from this Article,
the 18th Of July is going to be day
full Of activity. Take your pick Of
events and come on out to enjoy the
day of celebrating with one Of the
facilities made available to you. ~
A HAPPY WEEKEND 10 AIL!i. ~
- - - - - - =
ANNOYING EMtNTS
NOTICE; It seems the SUN editors are
full Of goefs. So at this time We
would like t. make an apology to the
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1960-06-27

TicHets Tor this event may be purchased
from any member Of the Sport smen's Club.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-08-25
Vacations Slow
Down Road Work
In Noble County

Many of the state highway gar
age employees are on vacation
during this month thus causing
a slight decline in the depart
ment's progress, according to
Archie VanFossen, Superinten-
dent of the highway garage in
this county.
The last of the Middletown
crew moved off of SR 563 Tues
day having completed the grad
ing and stabilizing work on that
road. Stabilizing contractors are
working on SR 563.
Crews have finished grading
SR 5l3 and it is ready for the
stabilizing process now.
SR 724 has been completed by
the Noble county grading crew.
Crews have also been working
on SR 76 near Renrock attempt
ing to ready it for stabilization
of the bad spots.
Patching crews are on SR 76
east, between Caldwell and
Summerfield and will work thru
to the county line.
Weed moving is still a big
project in and around the county.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-08-25

and Robert Stevenson, as men,
berS.
c. D. Elliott is in charge of
contracting the advertisers on the
calendar. DR.. Robert Rudge and
Joe Yontz are the two team
captains. John D. Wheeler will
serve as chairman to contact the
lodges and organizations for list
ings on the calendar as to their
meeting dates.
Chairman Brown said that the
calendar would again cost so
cents with charge of Is cents
being made for each listing. A
special reduced offer is given
for members of a large family.
Lions club members plan to
make contact for solicitations at
the Noble county fair each even
ing. Their booth will be located
in the floral hall.
The birthday calendar proved
very popular last year and it is
expected that an even larger
number of individuals will avail
themselves of this opportunity
to list their birthday.
A meeting of the committee
and team captains will be held
next week at which time a plan
to canvass the town and area
will be approved and various
members will be named to assist
the two teams.
Chairman Brown said there
would be an award for the Win
ming team captain. The tentative
deadline to complete solicitations
has been set for Sept. Is.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-08-25
Plane Missing In
This Area; $1,000
Reward Is Offered

A $4,000 reward has been
offered for information leading
to the discovery of the Henry S.
Griffing family or the plane in
which they are believed to have
crashed, possibly in this area.
Sheriff Donald Conaway re-
ceived telegram Monday morn
ing that it was believed the plane
had crashed in this valley and
since that time he has been
cooperating with the Ohio state
patrol in the search.
Griffing, SO, president of Video
Independent Theaters, Inc, was
flying from Teterboro, New Jer-
sey to his home in Oklahoma
City, Okla, when his plane dis
appeared last Tuesday. His wife,
Josephine; his daughter, Linda,
20, and son, Phillip, "a, were
with him.
Search for the plane spread to
the Ohio Valley over the week
end with several private pilots
taking part.
The black Cessna plane was
trimmed with red, according to
information received by Sheriff
1 Conaway freIa v. c. Grove,
| president of the Oklahoma Bar
association.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-08-25
Gas Raie Increase
For Belle Valley
Has Been Qk'd

After ten months of litigation,
the Ohio Fuel Gas Company of
Cambridge and the Belle Valley
council got together Monday
night at their regular meeting
and signed new gas rate con-
tract.
The contract was signed for
duration of four years and a
spokesman for the council esti-
mated that the increase would
amount to Approximately 80 per-
cent during this period.
The new gas rate increase will
go into effect Immediately and
it will be reflected in future
billings.
Mayor Eddie Bailey presided
for the meeting, in addition to
Clerk Hazel Starr and Treasurer
Ruby Anderson.
Members of council are Nick
buffalo, Charles Stiers, John
Sklenar, Jr, Carl Mckee, Charles
Feldner and Charles Severchik.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-08-25
Ronald Ross Buys
5trinqer'S Market

Ronald Ross, of Caldwell, has
purchased the Gerald Stringer
meat market on North street and
possession was given Monday.
The new owner is the grand
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Morgan
edge and has been assisting in
the management of the Home
stead restaurant, south of Cald-
we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stringer have
owned and operated the meat
market on North street for the
past five years. The younger
Stringer will now take over the
active management of a slaugh-
ter house in Corning.
Ross will be assisted in the
meat market by Francis Thomas,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Thomas,
Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-08-25
All Youths Will
Compete Al The
Ohio State Fair

Nineteen of Noble county's
Al members will be participat-
ing in the Ohio State Fair, Aug.
26 through Sept. 2.
Included in this group are the
following girls who have sewing
projects on exhibit in the All
exhibit building:
Joan Wiley, Let's Sew; jean
cite Waller, Article to Use and
Wear; Darlene Miller, Cotton
dress; Lynn Seamster, Dress-up
Dress; Donna Bond, Lounging
clothes.
On Friday at $50 the beef
judging team will 60 to work in
the junior livestock arena COM
peting against teams from all
over Ohio to select the Ohio All
champion beef judging team.
Representing Noble county will
be Barbara Bond, Phil Yontz
and Tom Yontz.
Also on Friday at 200 p. m.
at the youth center, Nancy Field
ner will be competing for the
title of 1860 Junior Fair Queen.
Saturday morning will have
Sandra Watson, Kathy Bond and
Nancy Feldner in the Dress
Revue at 1000 o'clock. The fol-
lowing girls will be in the
demonstration contest in the
same area and time: Carla Dow
ling, Donna Bond, Darlene Rich,
Judy Wilson, Maureen Bowling
and Sandra Nau.
Saturday afternoon Janice
Davis, Martha Clark and Mary
Huffman will compete in the
food interviews.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-08-25

clogged up the only toilet in
the Jail, spilled cleaning COM
pound all over the floor and
in general literally wrecked
the place.
The two girls were taken to
Marietta Monday night and
placed in the isolation ward of
the Jail in that city until dis
position of their case. 1t is
expected they will be returned
to authorities in Charleston.
The two girls arrived in
Caldwell as blondes Monday
morning but when they left
in the cruiser for Marietta that
night they were dark haired.
The girls went to one of the
Continued on page tw'
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-08-25
Local Merchants
Offering $l00
In Cash Prizes

The Caldwell retail merchants
are promoting three big days,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Aug. Is, 26, and q, for the resi-
dents of Caldwell and Noble
county. During these days there
will be numerous specials offered
by almost every Caldwell mer-
chant.
There is also an added attrac-
ton of $100 in cash prizes to be
given away Saturday night at
8:45 o'clock, following the band
concert: The drawing will be
held on the east side of tie court
house and the winners must be
present at the drawing to win.
First prize will be $4,000,
second - $4,000, third - $500,
fourth - $1,000 and fifth will be
$500.
You will be given ticket for
each purchase of $1.00 or more,
by the AZ merchants listed on
the full page in section G of
The Journal. Tickets can be de-
posted in any participating mer-
chants store.
To cover the purchase of large
items such as appliances, furni-
ture, etc., you will be allowed
Take advantage of this great
offer, you can get tickets for
your groceries, drugs, clothes,
gas and oil, appliances, dry
cleaning, furniture, shoes, flow
ers, haircuts, hardware needs,
jewelry, or just about everything
| you buy during these three days
of "Back-to-School" specials.