Lancaster Eagle-Gazette from Lancaster, Ohio • 2

THE lANCASTEH, EAGLE-GAZETTE, Uhvioi. April ml PAGE 2 Jaycec Road-E-0 II OSIMTAL Five Area Youths Get Detention For Thefts Juvenile Judge Robert U. Hastings, yesterday Boy Thrown From Gar, Injured In Rt. 75 Crash A 14-year-old Perry County youth received injuries in a single car crash early today. man troops should be armed with atomic weapons.

Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, a staunch ally of the West, has put his government behind accepting the weapons if the North Atlantic Treaty Organization thinks them necessary for Allied defense. A forma NATO decision that they are has been expected. Referendum Out The opposition Socialists have sought unsuccessfully to hold a national referendum on whether the people want atomic arms and nuclear missile bases. The Socialists claim four out of five West Germans oppose atomic Soviet Backs Nuclear Arms Fuss In Bon BONN, Germany West Germany'! Socialist opposition found new support today from touring Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas 1. Mikoyan, in its campaign to keep nuclear weapons out of Germany.

Mikoyan entered the nation's heated internal battle over nuclear arms in a Khrushchev-style Infor sentenced five Fairfield County boys, all 16, to detention in the juvenile quarters of county jail, and placed them on DEATHS Up Campaigns (Continued from Page One) mal dinner toast Friday night. He said in case of war Russia would "be prepared to abstain" from using nuclear weapons In a West Germany free from such weapons. The dinner marked the signing of a 750-million-dollar trade agreement between West Germany and Russia. Mikoyan, Moscow's top foreign trade expert, planned to talk today with Economic Minis ter Ludwig Erhard, the prophet of West Germany's free-enterprise postwar boom. Seems Doomed Whatever hopes Mikoyan had of laying the foundation for bigger commercial exchanges between the two nations seemed doomed to disappointment.

Economic experts said it already has become obvious there will be difficulty in buying from the Russians all they want to sell under the new agree ment. Mikoyan's statement on nuclear arms added fuel to the nation's hottest dispute: whether West Ger Mere Tomorrow Between 45 and 50 youths who applied are scheduled to compete tomorrow in the annual Teen-Age Road-E-0 at the Kroger Co. store parking lot on W. Wheeling St. The Lancaster Jaycees will conduct this Road-E-O and winners will represent the area in district and state events.

Jaycee (Thar lei Dnnkle is chairman of the committee for Sunday's Road-E-O. 3 Youths Appear In Traffic Court Two juvenile boys were placed on probation and a juvenile girl was fined $5 and costs Friday by Judge Robert U. Hastings, in traffic court. The fine was imposed on Nancy Lee Wharton, 17, Lancaster Rt. 4, who was cited April 15 by highway patrolmen for oDeratina a car without a driver's license.

Placed on probation for six months were Robert W. Flow ers, 17, Lithopolis, cited Sunday by highway patrolmen for driv ing with only a temporary permit and without a licensed driver in the car; and Jerry Lee Bowman, 16, Amanda Rt. 2, cited Monday by patrolmen for unsafe operation. Emergency Squad Runs Eva Mllliser, 16 -year -old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Milliser, 714 Van Bur-en became ill today at 6:28 a-m. Fire emergency squadsmen, who said the girl suffered from a relapse of the 'flu, used the inhalator for about 30 minutes and were released by a phy-. sician. Harry Ogborn, 81, of 326 E. Chestnut suffered a severe nosebleed yesterday at 2 p.m.

Squadsmen reported the bleeding was caused by a ruptured blood vessel They took Mr. Ogborn to Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital for treatment. The first petroleum well was opened in Titusville, nearly 100 years ago. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS Deadline for display advertising is 5 P. M.

two days prior to publication. LANCASTER EAGLE GAZETTE Dial OL 4-1321 Ex-Tlillcrsport Man Fatally Shot In Hunting Accident A former Millersport resident accidentally shot and killed himself yesterday when he went hunting near Hebron. The body of Ervin D. McMillen, 56, of Hebron, was dis two-year probation. Three of the youths, of Thurs ton, were arrested April 14 by Sheriffs Sgt.

Elwood Phillips, for numerous thefts of auto parts and money from cars in Thurston, Baltimore and Lancaster, juvenile court officials said. Judge Hastings imposed a 90-day suspension of driver'! license on one of the three boys, who reportedly used his car in some of the thefts. The trio, authorities said, had been working in connection with' Ray Jackson. 20, Thurston, who entered pleas of guilty Thursday in Lancaster Municipal Court to six counts of petty larceny. Each of the three is to serve JO days in detention, In the juvenile quarters of Fairfield County Jail, on Saturdays and Sundays.

Lancaster police picked up the other two youths, both of 'Bremen, who were wanted by authorities In Bremen for stealing five car batteries from the Welty Motor Sales there. Both boys were apprehended here April 14, the day the theft occurred. Juvenile authorities laid they had come -to Lancaster to attempt to sell the loot. They are to serve four days in detention on Saturdays and Sundays. Vermont was the first stale to have an official state flower the red clover.

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Donald Courtright, 405 Eagle Ave. IDLETON Mr. and Mrs. John Idleton, 235 Maude Ave.) are the parents of a son born in Lancaster-Fair field Hospital yesterday. HOUSEHOLDER A son was born in Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital this gnorning to Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Householder of Bremen. ICE JAM PLUGS RIVER EDMONT, Alta. If) -A J0-mile-long ice jam plugged the Peace River today like a huge bathtub stopper, backing up water 10 feet fieep over 500 square miles of northern Alberta bush-land. p.m.

by a son-m-law, Harold occurred late in the morning, McMillen had gone alone to hunt at a farm of which he was part owner. When McMillen did not return to his home for lunch, his son-in-law went to look for him and discovered the body lying beside the truck. McMillen formerly operated the McMillen Garage in Millers-port before moving to Hebron where he also operated a garage. Survivors include his wife, Roberta; a daughter, Mrs. Richard Schlasly, Hebron; two sons, Don Eddy, Hebron; Ervin, Newark; a step-daughter, Mrs.

Harold Taylor, Hebron; two stepsons, Paul Hanna, Hebron; Mor ris Hanna, Harrisburg, and 12 grandchildren. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Russell Thompson, Hebron; Mrs. Charles Tueker, Chillico-the; four brothers, Maxie, Seattle, Floyd, Milan, Faye, Millersport; and Paul, Lancaster; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m.

at the Hebron Church of Christ with the Rev. Vanus Smith officiating. Friends may call at the Browning Funeral Home, Hebron, after 2 p.m. Sunday. The casket will remain closed.

Interment will be made in Fletcher Chapel Cemetery, north of Baltimore. McMillen was a member of the Fletcher Chapel Methodist Church. ENDS TONITE Mrs. Wm. Bernthold, Sr.

Mrs. Mary (Molly) Bernthold, 79, widow of William Bernthold, died Thursday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Lewis Pettit, Carroll A native of Scioto County and resident of the Carroll and Sugar Grove communities for the past eight years, Mrs. Bernthold is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Catherine Coch-enour, LUcasville Rt.

a jion, William Bernthold, Lucas-ville Rt. two sisters, seven grandchildren; and two greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be'held Sunday at 2 p. at the-Scioto Baptist Church, Lucasville, with burial in Bailey's Chapel Cemetery, also at Lucasville. The William McKinley Funeral Home, Lucasville, is in charge of arrangements, Virgil VanCuren Mrs.

Esta Van Curen, 48, of 820 Sheridan Dr wife of Lancaster Sanitation Department Supt. Virgil Van Curen, died in Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital yesterday at 7 p.m., two hours after being admitted. Her death was sudden. Survivors, other than the husband, are: a son, Gerald, of the home; two daughters, Juanita and Rose Marie, both of the home; a step-son, Russell Van Curen, White Sands, New Mexico; five brothers, Hollie Allen, Kankakee, George Allen, Proctorville, MSgt. William Allen, U.

S. Marine Hawaii; and John and Charles Allen, Columbus; and two sisters, Mrs. William Edwards, Circleville, and Mrs. John Seal-ey, Columbus. Funeral services will be completed by the Ray Wise Funeral Home and announced later.

Burial is to be in Maple Grove Cemetery, and the Rev. Eugene Flowers will officiate. Jaycees Elect Officers Monday Lancaster Jaycees will elect new officers for the ensuing year Monday night at the Jaycee rooms at 7:30 p.m. Since there are contests for each of the four major offices, president, vice-president; secretary, and treasurer, Jaycee officials are urging all Jaycee members to attend Monday's meeting RAIN or BRING THE OF THRILL 10:20 Undersea Girl 9:05 With 2 Big Italian Stars Explodes Again! fata fMlftk- nit! GIRLS! null l.ll.ll I Lancaster Fairfield Hospital today listed six new admissions. Medical Earl Larsen, 435 Locust St.

Surgical Grover Azbell, 72o Pierce Albert Lathey, Lancaster Rt 1, and Harvey Burns, Logan. Tonsillectomies Joy Denise Moore, 621 Hubert and Paul Alan Sandbank, New- ark. Treated and Released Carl South, Lancaster Rt. 5. and William Fagan, 739 Maryland Ave.

Discharged Richard Miller, Mrs. Richard Parsell, Phillip Laessle, Mrs. Harold Eck, Mark K. Miller, Mrs. Harlan Shaeffer, Mrs.

Dewey HilL Melvin Anthony, Carl E. Martin, Mrs. Jack McClenaghan, Joy Denise Moore, and Mrs. Dean William and baby. Rotary To I fear Child Welfare Authorities Lancaster Rotary Club will have as guest speakers at iU regular meeting Monday in Hotel Lancaster, Claude Neff, executive secretary of the Fairfield County Child Welfare Board, and Edward Rutherford, superintendent of the Fairfield County Children's Home, Subject of the meeting will be the "Origination, Organization and Operation of the Fairfield County Child Welfare Agency." Members of the welfare board will be guests at the dinner-meeting.

Joyce Fuller, 'secretary-treasurer of the welfare board, is chairman of the day. AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone Oi 3-3022 WARD HALTEMAN FUNERAL HOME 437 N. Broad STARTS SUNDAY MAY 4 nMM POWER DIETRICH IPojA CRUISE-IN THEATRE 7:4011:08 9:22 ONLY KHBSa fwnui rcwauswpt if SLL ISmSj UtMll LAUGHT0N LaWUUUHnaiMaU mm mm aw 1 a a- it a State highway patrolmen said William Dairy pie, 14, of Crooksville Rt. 1, sustained a broken right ankle and severe abrasions of the back and shoulders when he was thrown from the car in which he was a passenger. The accident occurred today at 1:30 a.

m. on State Rt. 75, less than a mile south of Crooksville. Officers reported that Flavil E. Dawkins, 19, of Crooksville Rt 1, passed another southbound vehicle and in cutting back into line lost control of his car.

The vehicle went off the right side of the road, crashed into a shallow ditch and overturned, doing a complete roll through a hedge and coming to a halt in the front yard of the Gerald Conway si Crooksville Rt. 1. Dawkins, wio escaped injury, was cited for unsafe operation. His car was nearly demolished. Traffic Court Ralph E.

Sowers, 25, of316J Forest Rose arrested 'April 21 by state patrolmen on J. S. Rt 22 for failure to display two license plates, pleaded not guilty in Lancaster Municipal Court yesterday, but was found guilty by Judge William C. Pickering and fined $10 and costs. Arrested Tuesday by state patrolmen in the city for having no turn signals on his vehicle, Richard Leroy Rife, 26, of 808 Van Buren pleaded guilty and was assessed a $10 fine and costs.

Richard D. Moore, 30, Lancaster Rt. 6, cited April 19 by state patrolmen on U. S. Rt.

22 for having an improper load on his truck, pleaded innocent, but was found guilty and fined $10 and costs. Waiving appearance, Or-ville C. Priddy, 52, of 815 Second arrested Wednesday by state patrolmen on U. S. Rt.

22 for passing while approaching a railroad crossing, paid a $10 fine and costs. ESCAPES CAPTURE JAKARTA, Indonesia (JP) The Jakarta government reported today that rebel -Premier Sjafruddin Prawiranegara had narrowly escaped capture by its advancing troops and had fled north hr Central Sumatra. The consumption of water per person per day In the United States is about 1,100 galons industrial, agricultural and domestic. TAIIITC lUIlIlL DYNAMITE DOUBLE ITcuPTINGt Teenage Doll Starts 7:30 SUNDAY Thaf "SEX BOMB" GINA L0LL0BRIGIDA ALSO 2nd HIT MM 1 will know CUD a BILL FEATURE covered yesterday about 1:30 Taylor of Hebron. Mr.

Taylor 'had gone to look for Mr. McMillen when the latter did not return for lunch. Licking County Sheriff William McElroy said that an old model 12-gauge double-barreled shotgun discharged accidentally when Mr, McMillen started to take it from behind the seat of his pickup truck where he usually kept it. The gun'a hammer apparently caught on the seat, Sheriff Mc-Elroy said, and when the hammer released, one barrel discharged and the blast struck McMillen in the head. The accident occurred less than a half-mile from the Hebron Post of the state highway patrol which Is located on State Rt.

79, about two miles north of Hebron. Licking County Coroner William E. Shrontz, M. D. ruled the death was accidental.

Authorities theorized that the mishap MEMBERSHIP JOIN TODAY Travel Inf romatlnn i Prrtonal Accident Imaranc Ball Hand Tow Servle FAIRFIELD COUNTY AUTO CLUB Ore 8009 Mfmbera in Fatrf leld County SKVUIEKf and thorough physical examination. My doctors now advise me that it will be a long time before I will regain my health. "In view of the advice of my physicians, and in view of the fact that my condition has not improved as rapidly as I hadj hoped, I feel that I owe it to my wife and to my many friends in my congressional district, which I have represented for many years, to make this announcement at this time. "I feel that I should not stand for re-election, I would not be in a position to give my constituency the service they have been accustomed to receiving and to which they are entitled. "Since the law of Ohio does not permit me to remove my name from the ballot, I am asking my friends and supporters to refrain from voting for me.

I shall continue to give my constituents the best service possible to the end of my term, "I am very grateful to the people of the 10th Congressional District who have elected me to represent them for the past 34 years. "If, despite this statement, I am chosen as Republican congressional nominee in the May 6th primary, I shall Immediately withdraw, "The Republican nominee will then be chosen by the Republican Committee of the 10th Con gressional District." The Ironton Republican was first elected to the U. S. House in 1925. He is now the second ranking member of the House Ways and Means Committee and a member of the joint commit tee on atomic energy.

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