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"VOLUME 92
WAVERLY, OHIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1948
NUMBER  11
HUNTING SEASON
OPENS MONDAY
Average Year Predicted
For Ohio Niir.rods This
Year,   Report  Says
WESTERN CAGE CREW | COUNTY BOY SCOUTS
LOSES TO STOCKDALE PLANNING FOR  1949
Stockdale   Wins   Two   From Committee in Session Friday
Westerners;   Schedule   for     Reveal* Interesting Program
Waveriy Tigers Released    I    For County Scout Troops
Tbe Ptke county cage season Th* Pike County Boy Scout
•was offlcUlIy opened last Fridsy Committee, meeting at the Con-
night at Stockdale when the 1MB servatlon Odlce In Waverly on
tourney champ* won the initial November 8, projected a number
game against the invading West- of plans for the remainder of
ern Local lad* from Latham byithUycfr and for l_49.
the lop-sided rare of 0* to 10. Tne first item of busine** was
The Stockdale Bulldogs also ' the report of the nominating corn-
won the reserve contest by a 31 mittee composed of Judgo Earl
to 12 score. OfflcUU for the g*me Parker, chairman. Nlal Strouder,
were   Meade  and  HuU. j W. J. Beo<__y. Rev. Ralph Grove
Tomorrow night. November 12,la.d Leo Vulgamore. The group
Scioto township eager* will travel nominated the 1MB officers as tol-
to  Stockdale  high  school   tor   a, low*. **
Next Monday morning at  _:00, double header. |    District Chslrmen, W. P. Mar-
si. m. • record breaking number}    *-*_t  game   wa*  the  only  one tin
of Ohio hunter* are expected to .reported  t0 the  Watchman. j    >
go afield throughout the state for j    Mole*.  Whltt  and Smith  were |    Dirtrlct   Commissioner.   H.   E.
the opening of the sUte't rabbit' _-e leading aoorer* for the win- Brown.
and pheasant season. \ners ln the varsity oontett with I    Organitatlon and training chair-
Scattered   report*   from   every each getting 18, IS and 17 point*. I roan, Don Vulgamore.
section of Ohio indicate that hunt- : respectively. I    Camping   and   activttle*  chair
ing wlU be about average, even;    For Western the entire 10 poinU man. Earl C. Jame*.
9:00 A. M. IS TIME
Commissioner   Promises
That Laws Are To Be
Rigidly  Enforced
BURNS FATAL T0lMORi "n"Tlniy-l m/i:Ns i>!( n      >n
SCIOTO RESIDENT 1
Exploding Kerosene Covers 20 Year Old Victim Thursday p. m.
RAN* HALF A MILE
After Extinguishing  tht
Flames in Creek Near
Otway Rt. 1 Home
though  game  popuUUbn  surveys were tallied to two guards, Scott
A 20-year-old woman of the
Mt Joy community, a former Pike
View Chairman. James Drennen. county girl, died at 2:15 a. m..
Friday, In Portsmouth General
Hoepital of bum* suffered last
Thursday afternoon when a flve-
gallon can of kerosene exploded.
She was the second woman hi
Scioto county to be burned fatal-
Advancement chairman. George  ly  last  week.
Thursday's victim was Mrs. Li!-
CAPT. FREY SEES
KOREANREVOLT
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Frey of Waverly Writes
An Interesting Letter
U. S. ADVISORY UNIT
recently completed show that both  getUng 6 poinU snd Mutter. 4.     Hoeckh. Thuwlay* victim wa* Mrs Ul-  summcr by thc Woltz studio, of S_*"-T. w.«_i/j.n?**.***~      '
raU-it* and pheasant* are a little * Athletic    Director    Carroll    D.i    Finance   chairman.   William  G.  £  Nlcholl Ko.ee.  young wife of  oet Moin4 , ,n coopcratlon  »°**_J* w«)**Jf. Jan.ce   _ years  k.
Is in Charge of Training
Korean Army in Order
Protect New Country
Mr.  end  Mrs.  George  Prey  of
Vine street. Waverly. recently received   thc   following   interesting
letter    from    their    son,    Captain
' Robert Prey. U. S. Army, who Is
•  Thc above is another in a series  Waverly route 2 now '" .f.or<'a ._llh an VL_S   Ad.~
of baby photo, entered in The ^^ row, rcadlns trom letl ^T^Mes^AUmuTu* _W_f I'd
Waverly Watchman baby photo JO right: Prankle. 2 years old. and, _-**£*1 KoT0 th « week* lit
contest   recently.   These   pictures Joyoe Ann> ,0 month's old $on arrt_- "r.vcd in Korea three »e_ks Ut
and  cuts   were  made  earlier  this  dau»M_r  .if  Mr   nnd  Mrs   W   n        .. _    _       _
., _...  ._-  .!__..-  o^.jii--  __. His   outfit   has  been  training  a
rean army of 10.000 in order to
and    Gloria,    8    years    old.  provlde    that    recently    liberated
-_?.VS__!".. _,._?I:_.!ni.__.";.J.c_-ie  country  with   .uflkicnl protection
from  revolt and  aggression  from
other  countries.
The  letter
Friday. October 28
Dear Folk*:
ll   hasn't   been   at   all   easy   to
rite recently due lo the fact that
_., U_v_, in cooperation old
more plentiful In many counties. 1 Hawhee  of  Waverly  high  school, Vallery.                                                 George Kozee of Otway route  1.  w;lh  ,hlJ paper. ~£r.
Ohio hunter* and trapper* re- tots, released  to  the pre** _he     Tbe*e men will be contacted to who suffered <«scond degree burns     Tnp „,,   wdlfl,  from  lcft to wilhami'of'V'kcion 'ro_V_ V j__T_T
gardless  of  age  are  required  to Tiger'. 1W8-48 basketball sched- -ecure their approval                      over  her  entire body  when  the nBh,: Gord       ,      2^       „ -^ 7 lIl'a^ °'r'k'u,nnX   ,_'__._
•ecttre s hunting license and car-. utewhlch begin, at Western On      M. J. Oofer. fln.nce chairman, fuel sprayed over her and bum 9  -_,„__.  old   Jonj    f  Mr   and t. Jfi**'*- ___lj_^_* '_*', „a
ry it while hunUng and. trapping Frici.y, November 19.                        was   called   upon   to   present   his Into flame.                                           Mrs." Wray   Bevens   of   Waverly; IV    'S^w
and at the same time diaplay the]    The *.hedule thl* »e*«on is »et,veiw« on the drive for 1_4*.    A.      IT* total explosion occurred a-  *_ny   Vulgamore.   7    years   old. S_sT "   Neynolds of Waver..
Identification   tag.  provided   with I „p with 30 games, with only one: a   result,   the   campaign   was  set ■ bout   3 jj-jn.   after   Mrs.   Kozee daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  C. «„..'    rtu.., _f tnn.. PnWlvi
the license, on middle of back on: £me remaining to be dated.         'for  the  week   of  November   28-1 had kindled a fir* in an outdoor Vulgamore    of    313    Maplcwood °     Peturcs or those entered
the hunter'* outer garment. Hunt-j    Amoog the  games  already  *et  December   4.    In    the   meantime  »tove and was preparing to heat  avenue. Waverly; and Jerry, age ln ,hc *****•• eontest will be.pub-
-er* under  IB year* of age mu_t:tr*    three   new   opponent*,   thei the  campaign   structure   will   be some   water.   The   can   of   kero-  a   Danny. 3, and Richard. 3. sons l"*hed   In   future   issues   of   The  •   have  been   extremely   busy   -
have an adult escort in order to,rtrong    Cloumbu*    Rosary    high j formed..   Pike   oounty   has   been  »cnc. placed too close to the flre, of Mr   and MrJ   i^,. Mollette of Watchman.    Watch   for  them          -ind   '   do  mcan   busy     We  havc
use firearm*.   license* cost $100 Khool   team,   Centralla   of   Ross  asked to raise $1176. the same a-  was   reported   to   have  exploded.  : heard that there have been news
plus  a   arrltlng  fee  of  23   cents'count,   and   South   Point   high mount as last year. (drenching the former Pike coun-  ^___ __________ __    _»«._.   .-.-,*.  ^^     broadcasts In the U. S. about the
ind  are  on  sale  at  mo«t  hard- i ^^f tr^  Lawrence county.          District Chairman W. S. Lofland. tian.                                                    OFFICERS OF PIKE CO. BAND   BOOSTERS   OR-  ***"-■• "■ Kor«   -<> *■•*> *»■■■»**>■•
-wst*. sporting good* Horn. com-(    All  In  all  It  appear*  to be  •  appointed a committee to prepare |    Shewing     *****     presence     of pi|ApmpR  ton xJAMPn r AKtrrVX.    TIIITUCrsAV  ^ havr hcard  _bou_ ,l     '.*"
tnunJty grocerie* *nd other place*, tough  schedule  for  the  Waverlyifor the county's  annual  meeting jmind, the young woman ran into UIl.Vl I VA. tkl.f. _*.'_»_ ft I. _sA_\IZ,ftU     lliUKbUAY  clad   to   get   another  letter   fr.mi
of business In each count*. j Tiger* to play before the tourna- [ which   has  been   tentatively   tet tb*  house and  wrapped  blankets     you  yesterday
Hunting   hour,   each   day    In- \^ smlon* next February.      (for Decen*er 23    The Oon»|ttM J«*S?ttS_!'S^_b_^ & Banquet Held at I_akc White Members'Parents nnd Friends      As ' havc mc",lon,?d in rWnt
eluding  opening   day,   will  be  9;    The   Tigers,   who   finish   their is composed of Nial Stouder, chair-  lng tiody. but tne coverin .s bursi
Si m. to 4 p. m. eartem rtandard 1 .oosball  season on  Friday  night, I man. W. P. Martin and Rev. Ralph into flame* too.   Mrs. Kozee then
lime.   The  pheasant   *ea*on   will November 12, st New Bo*ton,-will I Grove.    It wa* stated that a Court I ran out of th* house to a creek
be Noveo-ber 15 through Novem- have only * week then to gel in} of Honor and induction of the new$»»b°ut 25 yard* away and cxtin-
"ber  25;  rabbit  season  November ghape for the opening ot the bas-J officer* would form a part of tba] gulshed the  flames in the water.      a special  meeting of the Ptke A Band Boosters- Club was or-
j annual meeting program.                1    Her h__band. George( 3«, who  county  chapter   of  The   National gamzed Thursday. November 4th.
(Mr.    Lofland    mentioned    that 1*   *   farmer  and  World   War  II  Foundation for Infantile Paralysis at Waverly high school at a meet-  outft!   for   •*■*   pa$t   thrcr   _••!_.
At Which Time Nominations
Were Approved by Group
Plan    To   Raise   $2800   for
New   Complete   Uniforms
13   through   December   18.   Two icetball season.
cock birds is the dUlfUmllon     -^   ^MuW followl:
pheasant; for rabbit, four a day.;
Possession limit Is two for pheas-.
ant and tour for rabbit*.
Bow and arrow* may be used \
to take game and the hunting 11-
cense 1* required the same a* tor
letters. I have been transferred
from Advt&or to the 1st Brigade
to Advisor to the V.h Brigade.
The headquarters of my now outfit is at Camp Sykes. a camp built
and    occupied   *|y   an    American
the gunner*.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov
Dee.
Dee.
Dee
Dee.
Dec.
Dee.
l».  Western.  *br—
SS, Plketon. there
M.  Centralla.  here
1 W.kWUid.  _er*
7, open
10.  Stockdale. her*
17. Portsmouth Bast, there
SX,  Beaver,   •..'■•-.
IS  Columbus Roee 17.  there
Dec. 31.  open
Jan. *. Washington Twp. here
Jan. 7, Columbus Rotary, here
Jan. II. South Point, here
Jan. I *. tk**—Smt the*
Jan.  II.  Portamouth  Tam.  harm
Jan. **,  Beever. bare
Feb.  *.  Wakefltld.  •___      "
Feb. ». New Boatoo. here
Feb.  *. Mlnfoed. ber*
Teh   11, Western,  her*
rtb.  1 .  PUurton. hart.
Central  Catholic   is   the   other
scheduled team, and they will se-
there was still a need for public | veteran, was about a half a mile  was called  for October 27 by H.  ing  attended  by  fifty  parents  of  3nt1 " l$ iboul flve milc5 wcrt "f
Martin, W. J. Bioddy, Charles' A.'
tt Is unlawful to hunt or trap'
on Sunday in Ohio and shooting i
on. from or across a public' highway Is also unlawful.
Game refuges and sanctuaries'
ar* provided ln many areas of
* the rUte to Insure adequate brood,
stock for successive seasons and j
bunting and trapping are pro-:
hibited  on   these  area*.
Trap* may be set at 9:00 a. m.'
on opening day. Raccoon shall;
not be taken with gun or dog or
both, before 6_» p. m- Novem-1
_>er 13, and thereafter during the
open   season,   only  between   the
hours of «:00 p. m. and 6:00 a. £^a<^£a07<th_ ^o "open* dates, the result "of a wreck _bout~thrce; 1, '-^o   survive   along   with
m.  of  the  following  day. _.    oQutr a... —at n0* be filled, miles south of Omega, Tuesday,   j hu*band and three brothers.
H. A. Rider, Conservation Com-
'   tbat
minded dtiiens to work with the; away at the hom*-of Kelly Rose. y. Junk, temporay chairman, act- band menibers.    Mr. Frank Shel-
Soouting Committee. {*   neighbor.   wh*n   fhe  explosion  ,ng in thc absence of Wray Bev-  by. music instructor at thc school.
At the conclusion of the meet- , happened.    He   was   building   a , cnSi the regular chairman, for lhe presided   as   temporary   chairman
lng finance film slides were shown | corn crib for Mr. Rose
KwanKju it is the capitol of the
southwestern province (state) of
the   country   called   Cholla   Nam
to give the group an Idea of rol-l    The  couple  wa*  married  July  ter  and   election   of  new   officers  elected
purpose of reorganlring the chap-  until  the  following   officers  were  *-**■   ThlS    Prov!nee   has    always
teri_l available to aid  groups in 131st   and   had  been   residing  on  for the coming year.   Thia was
finance drive. Ithe farm near Mt. Joy. ' dinner meeUng held at Lake White .
Attending the meeting were W. After she managed to put out and invitations were sent to 24
S. Lofland. Judge Earl Parker,') the flre, Mrs. Koxee ran the half people. The following were pres-
George Hoeckh, M. J. Cofer, Rev.; mile to the Roae place to get her em: H. F. Junk, Irma Lorbach.
Ralph Grove, Leo Vulgamore. De-I hviSband   de«*_te . terrible   bums. Harold    Eagon.    Haiel    Trainer.
Witt Terry. PauV Smithson, W. P.; She collapsed uljp-errlvlng there, j Truman Knisley. Eva Blaum. Bet    „
She wa* takenby the Freeman | ty  Douglass. Georc e J.  Stoll and   used to purchase fifty new. com-  **n,__ » Major Oh. had been shad-
President. Forest E   Roberts
Vice President. Mrs  Lcroy Oyer.
Secretary. Myron Dixon.
Treasurer,   Mrs    R.   O    McFerren.
The  club  will   sponsor  a  drive
raise   $2800   this   year   to   be
been the seat of much trouble in
the country, and has been, more
recently, the center of the communistic activity Thc 14th Regiment of the Korean Army has
been stationed at Yosu, a seaport
on the southern coast. A former
regimental    commander    of    this
ambulance   from   Otway   to   the Mayme Breinig. • plete uniforms for the band 0Wpd  h*  ■*■* eounter  Intelligence
hospital and succumbed there a-      Betty    Douglass    and    Mayme      Several projects were approved  corps for ,omc time " * suspect-
bout   J:13   a.   to..   Friday.    Herureinig   were   appointed   as   th
death   was   attributed   to   shook' nominating committee and recom
and burns. : mended the following offlcres for. pr**entation  at  the next' meeting
ne      Several projects were approved   ",r»» tor ■_«_; _•_»« - **myx-,--
1* and committees were appointed «* org. nirer of underground re-
*- to draw up preliminary plans for "-■-<■<* "J the \osu area About
_r. nrH.,»!i__   -,,   is.  _._,_______!_-   three  or   four week*  ago  he  was
arrested. This outfit had not cooperated with higher headquarters
or the American Advisors at all. so
ntariooer.   thi*  week said
-the state's game protector force.lLQca] Band Boosters
now   at   full   strength   in   every 1 .        __     .  .
county,   will   maintain   abno*t   a sponsoring Magician
^4-hour patrol during the hunt- j    -nje flfft wnt to t-g sponsored
big  and  trapping season  to en- b     ^^   ^^^   to:tnta   waverly
force the gsme law*. !BarMl   a^j^r,-   c_jt>   will   Uke
Hunter* «nd trapper* are can-■ Uce ncxt Thu^.y e>-ening In
Honed to follow closely the ni'e«.the y^. hlgh ,,*_<,, auditortum
and regulation* Imposed on th*; when c^rMens tt Co.. master ma-
putoUc for th* purpose of assur-^cllm „,, miutioni^ will pre-
lng everyone equal right* In har-: ^t hi* two hour magic and
i-esUng the known «urp u» of, , $how
game and to iMure protection for. -^^ ^ of iour pe^-i. re-
___, brood stock which ^.u«* "tlcently appeared at Beaver high
main  In  the  fields1  to -*[**-*** tchool anddcllghtfully entertaln-
Farmer*   and   landorwnen.   are     Mr| Slephen$> who g-^-,
urged to give protectors as mudi j {ht %h^ {% , .yj,. ^ M„ ^
cooperotlon   as   possible   ln   per- •
Preyer and Robert D. West.
C. & 0. Freight Train
Derailed Tuesday Night
Traffic on the northern line of county. March 1st, 1__8. a daugh-, County Chairman, Myron Dixon,
the Chesapeake St Ohio Railroad iter of Hallicfc B. and Judy' County Vice Chairmen. Harold
was tied up most of tho night as;Comb* Nlcholl oi Waverly route. Eagon  and H. F. Junk.
her'
Lon- I    Treasurer, Hazel Trainer
An   engine   and   11   cars   of   ainle and Earl of Waverly route 2;     Secretary.   Mrs.   C.   L.   Critch
southbound freight left the rails land Harold Nlcholl. at home.      1 field.
and   blocked   all   traffic,   forcing!    y^n^jj  services  wcre  held  at1    County Director March of Dimes band  could  be  greatly   improved
the detour of The Sportsman. the!2 n. m . Sunday, at Beaver Chapel  Campaign.  Wray  Bevens. by new complete uniforms.
fast passenger train between AtJf c_u£h STw&riy route 1. Rev.'     Directors A. H. Boyer  George      l« |, ,he hope of the new club £*?t? be  commumst
land  and Detroit. I James Carson of Plketon ofllciated.  J.   Stoll.   E   L.  Sigismund.   Irma  to have a band that will be tops  '"if1
It wo* necessary te detour both:     „.._,_,   foilmw_j   •„   o,,  ^nocl  Lorbach and Truman Knisley.        ,n both performance and appear-  .   ~I   ..,.
the   soutMbound   and   northbound LJ222. ^___U_T _U_!Le___n  at'     Betty Douglass made the motion  an._   to represent the- school and       ,,,.„lB1^  _f.
passenger trsins over the Norfolk ■" ^"S1*^ """"  U>"  direc*'on  of;that   the   officers   nominated   be  village next  year at  out-of-town  voUed- W by
& Western Railway frwn Kcnova;'*" **" " y      | elected; ihe motion was seconded  football games and at oivls affairs
by Mayme  Breinig  and  the vote in neighboring cities.    Invitations
was  una.      ous to play at the Circleville Pumpkin
A   general   discussion   followed  Show, at the Jackson Apple Fes-
as to plans to raise money for the  tval and  at thc Chillicothe Hal
of  thc club  on   Monday.   Novem
ber  22nd.
It was pointed out at the meet-    .
ing that Waverly's band ranked ;l *** ***** J."1"^ to f"d on.e
County Chairwoman. Eva Ulaum very high in performance wilh battalion tp Chejudo. a large island about sixty miles off the
south coast where we have another of our regiments. This
move was to have taken place on
Worincsday.   the   20th.     A    large
bands of schools that played here
football games this year but
• that   the  appearance  of  the  local
to   Columbus
The c A o. wrecker from Cov- Piketon Meat Packer
Ington   was   called   to   the   scene .  ., — _
and the track wa. feopened early Barred r rom KOSS L.0
Charged  with   selling   adulter-' coming campaign that is to take  lowcen   celebration   were   turned  thc^
Wednesday  moming.
3_5   _"__  J0C^"W>Uve   w?»  JS" I ated"h___.u_ge__ How^Td T'tlry* place in January
ported  haU buried ln mud with | ,nt   27   proprietor of thc Bryant
i    Mrs. Stephens, who appears in!another six off the rails.
Members of
csped  Injury.
half a dozen cars demolished and; **_,_■*_ c©.'of Piketon. was fined  vt        RnoW _ Rpceived
»50   and   coste  before   Municipal  New t><X>KS ntxt-ivcu
down  this  year.
I     Details   of   the  various   money-
_oop_™u?U ,    a-a^i mZiJrT. I Baughn of this dty.
forming  their duty  of «^^d"«     Thl.  thow  i.  aWell  entertaln-
the game law. by reporting .us-;        . .     toth ^    ,d
peeled   violations-   AJthough   the j the  enUre ^^  u   ,  mm 0j(ine cauje of ^ derailment. First \_^_f
enforcement officer* have tne te-.t-^fc, y^u. nsbbits, flower*. »llks report* from the scene were that 1
gal right to enter up«>n any and \  __, . j^ of ^ flnen ^ u. the train  apparently  hit  a  split L
aU tend* in the .tete In the per-. ,_aioD. 0Q _,. rosd tod-y  gjad-Uadttb.
form.noe  "Mg&M_f_____!__wi>B« **•* Vanishing Girl, Trunk ot|
to rely on the helpful cooperation ;„__ .      ,_^..T,       __.._____».!
Members of the train CTew es-|Jud4c R A   Molt, ln chillicothe  Pike Counts'Free LibrarV'
ped  injury. 1 Tueaday ' J *■' "
C. A O. officials launched an in- , to ...^ *
vestigation W*dnesd»y to determ- j rryvoked
As   ! raUing projects will be made pub-        / .. .^
Al     lie after the November 22nd *•*-' oan'es   from   »
ary  sion   whi_h   is   open   to   all   b.nd   ^( al¥," Joined
On Tue«iay night, the  19th.  a-
the   regiment   re-
1  few  ofllf»rs and
most of  the non  corns.    At  least
three   of   the  offlcers   were   killed
and apparently  the rest fled  into
the hills.   The rebels attacked and
siezed  Yosu.a  town  of  about 90.-
000. burned the police station, and
moved  north  on  a  train  to
Sunchon.   about   25   miles,   where
they attacked thc railway station
One of our com-
Kuangju   had   been
nd Joined the fight at Sun-
t_o^lam_« andjto ^^ Bo_T^d j Farmers Signing Pe-
_port_man   in   apprehending   "
violator*
i In Coluiribu*. and Harold Beach
er, Ross county health department.
wGm.UnyBX1r.°' *** "^ tkms To Form District
Lester C. Bailey, chief of U_t|»«g ™*g «*«*__. j-^]
at 8 p. nv
and   also  water  to   Increase
The committee working for the | v_,-eight of it.
•sangaree." Frank g.IBand Perform Sunday
Slaughctr: "Seraph on the Suwan-1     A   large   crov,d   tram   Piketon
Sunday
school
_ held
"The   Tower   of   Terzel."   Pierre  by  the  Order  of  the  Eagles.
Van
SkTSaTlK "Br^t^'as^e;-  "•' *$* *£««*%£& ***» -fored to P^mouih on Sur
addinir   sutohite    a   oreservative  and   *•    Betty   MacDonald   ' The. to   ^   the   p,icCton   hgfh   se
SdMTto mmism^BtV.^2 _l__5^_eAS2_r-<$SSi _^^_uk__.p»rtin.^>£___
.f^_i__.TSi___S,_5___:i   '-"__. »-*.  -P«-««r>r   ^romcerTTrl'nT llZ
?vW__^!__ir_,,,,e,_^__^f,t iT,~, {*■ ■ P- mm November  18th. AU organization of th* Soil Conser- \    y^l ^.towte  which  kill.   th. ™-**™* ^U.*^*?** ,Hu?" I Waverly  Aerie,  was   well   worth  ^crs
tion. V*^ **£%£*£ __lproceeds will go to Band Boort-1 vatlon   Etstrict   ln   Pike   county US 0f  apoiUrf   meat   said   In- <-**<*•   Ingll* "etcher; 'Benjamin .eelng. Q^"o tl
unlawful to obrtruct. threaten. .-!« ES aun «___.. *-*,*-. -.t. _fc, SScTaJ^ulSMto the tawk-j" Erneri K   C.nn; "The      Mr. Connett. the director, and t^bc*.
Both the former brigade advisor and myself were in Seoul when
It started, so we were flown down
to brigade hoadquarters in a
special C-47, together with two
other captains and some Korean
army   head-
unlawful
buse.   interfere  with,  or  in   -..y
era' ClUb.
have filed their petlton. with the j gpector
state committee: Twenty -eight. Se ._ m He stated that Big Fisherman." Lloyd C. Doug- : ,„ the ^
petitions^ arrylng 258 ^nature, dw i tff. k^ « niTlnSJ: '»• "r*^ C»^' .FX'&S?*! to be cong
of   land   owners   of   the   eounty. CUent in preseAt Ume_ because of Skinn":  "Lush  Valley.    PatrlcJa  dwi perfor
que. t ln present
Ithe high price ot meat.
Campbell: Katherine and the Dark I    At
*«      The   ins_4c-or   .dded   that   all Angel." Mary Reisner: "Poems by  Band   Parents
** C^ST^t^Sto    ^dllSfL, Wcktoaoo." M   arth.    D.  ^^ buildinj
mauua   .,,•..., ,   —•  ......    _.   *->w-| —.      . —m ...
vent a gam* protector from per- Variety Show rleases
forming hi* dutjrw to ntusaite j    A j^^. aowtX wjtnesMd the old j have been   forwarded.
*_*___P*n_i    * -___. wnenjUme variety shew presented lastl    U the state commtitee finds
P^_**^4_S __J_^____ *n *n .a.Mlni«ht ■*- *-** Waverly high school petitions are in order, a hearing I ChlUicothe    meat
i^SJS ISA?^ Sr*?^^^^ ?eiwm 5 rz* _£j4 wiU ^|SS_t__fto^bL*2S__;«,«
w    VJ *ZT.__.  _£__   *..._.  ,____lwscs °X the Methodist Church,    anyone  ln  the oounty  an oppor-  nu»hiT BrKi  nooroved
__2______2__r"__&,_^J?   ™1     ?*■* ******* Product wa* ex- tunlty  to  appear  for  or  aiSnst! ""^^ *_ 5S2_!l
-rragemente   with   the^-   naal,    ^^ ^^ k   t ^ Jar^   audi- »uch a proposal. ]_. na ^
neighbor on whoee land they wl.h:^^ ta.JghInI ,„,, bringing baefcj    In the event the hearing prove.| Power Off Over AH HOUT,    Mr. ^ Mrs. Lester BeekmanI money  for the p_ux_hose of bandi^^' ^me  ___i_i! they wero
1   nun.. IttxnA  m_._n__ri_-«  tut the nasi      ___#»■ f_v__r__hl_.   tnr   _K_. nmnlmtl/M,   __f I      __▼ 1..   _.__■   mx.Lm   -.1-.1—1._  —mm   K_.v»  nv_v_d   Into  thr  Ezell t>roD-   n_»._r_.< ,,.._     ' ■     _._ __      .-...,,,    the**
the lack of communica-
^m-teen  various  units.   w<e
members of the band are  had  a  A-mc-jH  time  getting  suf-
congratulated on their splen-   flCjCnl foirc$ into __, area to „.
.ormance. _„).   ^   communists,   who   were
meeUng   of   the   Piketon  w.am,ted    to    be    2800    strong.
held   at   the  high -n,,--.  were  „_ny ticklish  mom-
IcUng <m Monday night,  enU  whlIe  we  were  on   ,he  a^.
it wa. voted to change the name   fenslve.  and  the  two  lieutenants
' _L_^* *^°_if _1° Piketon Band   who went to Sunchon were miss-
CiUzenS Moving Around  \p_\." „,]**__ made to „_*■ JM-Many confllcUng reports were
re ocing maae so  raise   received,  some  saying  they   were
icDce laughing and bringing badcj    In the'event the hearing proves  Power Off Over An Hour
_......   «- food memories of the past.   Tbe; favortfcle for tbe organisation of     Waveriy and this vicinity was have moved Into thc E_eU prop-' uniforms. ^u^j
til.*  ™_i   off  ™vine  si__a   ar   v,lriou* character* went through!* district, a referendum wtll be hnu   without   UghU   and   electric erty on Third street wWch they I    Anyone wishing to assist in this ha<i  ^p^
nViV Kmi* ±M_-m___i^ll ***--■   P*-*-*  ln   •  W^bly  profes-1 conducted giving each farmer lnipower from 8:05 p. m. until 10:15 recently purchased.                          worthy cause  is  invited  to  Join Last Friday   Nationalist troops
S * _*Sg^*y ^_d^*Ai* -">?*} m*nntr_;^              .      r^fi *-,* *" -^°*^niX' oi "-! P^*. ^day. '** » result of . I    Mrs   Ezell   hss   moved   tothe the e__ ,„d help -n>oost the band."' h.d^_h_dSe en e_ny _& _bSS?
IhLSe  oth-f frienib  of   tb*' _. __* ***** °?****n--**-* *** **** J- Pr«*   hU  penonal   feeling   The j Thort circuit when a  12.000 volt L. P. Vallery property on Second.                 8 ^j,, ^d attacked Sunchon in
irSJ^ 2_T____T^!__« .^ I hour production.                               ref erendien mu«t carry by 85 per, ht,h   tension   wire   snapped   and,*treet.                                          , m    R t*   a-.-'* m^.. the afternoon.   It  wa.  taken  by
landowner "got there  flrst." aad
The producUon wa. directed by j cent of thoae voting to be In ef
then end up by apendlng th. btg M^Et_^____E_MTrSi2t ____
part of the opening day trntrtl- Jfj,*^^ttt^SilSt
ing around to &nd a place.
There art many rule* of court- *l-_._ rp^ _,_ _---,,.-_„_* Red Cross Meeting Held
e*y to. the man on _ whose i.nd Name To Be Announced *
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shoemaker |To Hold Annual Meeting %i
dropped   Into  the  Z300 volt  **_-|    «r. ana Mrs. umer onoema_er( »„ »_«.« -U...u_>. _.>v_.___U6, nlghUaU and what , .-,_. ,. ^f..
ondaries ln the south end of Chll- have moved from the_ Hutt prop-1    The   annual    meeUng   of   the (when   we   entered   the   city   the
llcothe. «rty <"? Third street to the Kalis, Southeastern   Ohio   Egg   Auction next   morning.    The  communists
Electric   ooropany   officials   be-! property   on   South   Ux*   Mmt AssociaUon of which Pike county had killed all Uie poUce and the
j e» ——    neve that a motorist backed in-1 until   recently   occupied   by   Mr.;,. _ ng-t ^m be held on Wednes-   civilian   authorities,   a*   weU   as
Th* Pike county chapter of Tbe to the guy wire on a light pole .and Mr*. F  H. Martin, who have; _.     evening.   November   17.   at several of their famllle* Including
_^f_f%i5S?ts^___i__? ._T_S_    .H__X>ld_. P"_i   frey_.-_n'n***r I Americma Red Cros. met recent-j there, causing tha damage to the'moved to Nwcomcrstown i Nelson rille. women and children.   Bodes were
I-_i\a  t,.t      , ___■ ^f .__»_ v_?,-;^f   _?e **£ a*Tmmic*„ R^urMtlly and elected officer* for the en-(main   power   line*   wblch   -ervei    Mr.   and   Mw.  Ch.rle*  Brown     Several poultrymen ln Pike Co. i everywhere   and  500  dead  were
_T_Sr-?{_;^,._£7_. y      .oa ■\rl\h ^dot_> ___*__ T1**?* ^l**--*^ **•* •» tollow*: \m* vWnlty. *_*•' moved   from   the   Leonard,„.1Unf  t0  *__  organia,Uon   will drtlnllely    counted.    Our    force*
Is usisslly M-ffldent. «thank th* hundred* of local re*-     Chapter   Chairman.   Jame*   M.   (property on Second street to the.^  interested  to know thst  Roy'.knocked oft 20 or 30 of the pris-
The hunter who fsll* to foUow ; ident*   *nd   out-of-town   penon*!Drennen. Fi«rf <_nnw Fa11_ Hi»rp       ; Hu" W? " TWrd *U**i-       Battle* 1* to be Uie guest speak- oners taken before they cou_» be
the rimple rule* cf courtesy and|who   submitted   names   for   his     vice Chairman, Paul Smithson I6"51 oHOW rails nere ________________
also th* rule* of taking game Je-1 restaurant In the recent contort |   Treasurer, Clara Ve*t- Waverly saw its Ant mow flske*; r_.s «-_:,._ t :„„„
gaUy   hurts   not   only   bl>   own Just  dosed. Recording  Secretary,  Helen  J. I of the season Wednesdsy morn-i*^1 marriage LilCtnse
chance*   tor  future  hunting,  but)    The winning name will be se- Smith. lag:
also tbe opportunity for everyone lected by three lrrg>*rti»l Judges j    News Rpeorter. Mary J. Brelnig.
Junior   Red   Cross   Chairman.
else.
Courtesy is tb* nuuober one rule
eg   every   hunter   a>*_   lim  —mi.
(Coatlaued on Pag* Two)
this Saturday, Ncvechber 13th.
Tree coffee and Holsum donuti j Mary McKlmmcy.
will be *ervr*rl ell d_y long at thei ■
popular ipot, Mr. Frey announced'
stopped, but it wa. hard to blame
them. The two lieutenant* had
been captured and sentenced to
\ be shot, but by a rare stroke ot
Sundays  co__n*.us   Dispatch Bake Sale Saturday
Snow tell' In rather a brisk;had the following marriage 11-1 The Gleaners Claa* of the Pike-j fate, the non com detailed to do
fashion from about 4 a. m. until I cense reported, a* issued in the I ton Methodist Church will have', the )<__ wa. a friend of theirs,
nearly 8, but moat ot it melted al- Franklin County Probate Court: a bake sale at Cooper's Store on and so he took them to the Amer-
moct as quickly aa It fell. I    Elijah Jackaon, 58, postmaster.  Saturday, November IS. lean missionary compound ln Sun-
!>,,,.   .     ;,.,i lASt night was the coldest night | Waverly. and CathesIne O. Dev-      Your patronage will be appred-  chon Instead, and there they had
—BUy  savings  DOn OS— experienced here thl* fall. ar, 49, of 2*47 W. Broad street.  I ated. (Continued on Page Tvro)
;
THE WAVERLY WATCHMAN. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 _, 1948
PAGE TWO
m    '    ■     i ..
LETTER FROM FREY  jnot molestthe m_s»leoari*_.      Jmoivtd on Yo»u. Tb* fighting wa* armies, and the Russian* through' lln   to  give  InformaUoo  and  fcleign  eot-ntrie*.  I*  *d*edu__l  tot
                          -__Te.r  ****--*•*  •__***, JMl  '"fj; rather  difficult  for  the  last tmo their   underground   organ Ira tlon* demonstraUoa oa the planning of Novetriber 27   through  Decembe'r
(CooUnued from Front Page)   jwert  to  occupy   »nd   take  amall | mil,, to uj, outaklrta of tho dty. to Korea. Chln*. smd Greece.        i quick  maaU.                                     4 ln tbe hug* International Am-
hee- ___. -i-Tu.,. t*rmrm-.ttniat* diA^iZf tZ m_Mn i_^_J^ii^__._ri. Xt w,» in*_ljr taken Wednesday rm glad th* kid* are getting.    Meeting* in other commtfnltie. phltheatre of the Chicago Stock
been safe a. tbe coromunliiU dld_mU**. the_m*ln N*UooalUt torcea aftw   two  _.-.  ot  fluting  and along so wall In achool   111 sned. will be .nnounced at a l**tr date.  V.rds."
j the  oommunlrts   set   fir*   to   tbe some snapshots borne to both you'                                         .
town a few hours before It fell, and th em when I get aomt Ume/j Rjgger  International
Hollberg Jewelers
\^ WAVERLT. OHIO
KWCKT WATCn, JEWKUtT. PEN RETAIUNO
^\ MUSICAL INSTRCMXNTS
RTUNGS — riCKS — ACCESSORIES
E  C.  A.  RADIOS —  ItOTPOINT EEFRIOEEATOBS.
EANGE8 AND WASHERS
VICTBOLA  RECORDS AND NEEDLES
I low
I A* advisor* to the Korean Army. I'm learning to develop my own j
;we did no lighting, but only ob- a*   another   hobby   to   keep   the Predicted In Chicago
: _____m____t_    ant*   ____i*i«-__t   th«*if   »t*-*}\*-\r\* ____nt_»_p     siu_l___     ♦—_■.-—     - * -      -•    __l       	
i»*rv*d and advised their artlons.  winter   evenings   from   becoming)    Work   I the  4«lh  tr»ct
However, we got a bit too clo_*  too  bortfag.   The   test   ten   dsy. \Jgg of lh*^rartlowd Uv*
Stock    Exposrtion,    the    naUon's
leading   agricultural   event,   and
More than half of all cancer
death* among American* men result from farcer ot the dlgesUve
ELECT
VACUUM
SALES AM
Eee
J. C. VU1
Sll Maple*
rbes* tni -
him In perfect
peacx^whose mind
h.tauedotiihee.
3 It, .*: 3
leshollWj'
the truth.and
ihe truth s^W1
make you free!*1
John b-. 32
v\Ve ar_e neVectoo old to gain
by studying god's wor.d.
adult5, axtlndchurch school.
Sponsored by lhe Methodist Branch of Th* Church with
tha le'rTrnt hope that all of Uf* wlll be enriched and all
congregations  Increased   ln   number*.
| Wednesday    morning   and   were haven't been, however, for I have
I near aome ot the soldiers when had  about  three  good  night* of
they were fired upon by a ma- sleep in that time, sometime* hav-
chine    gun,    killing    two,    and lng' to be up aU night,
i wounding about Ave.   We natural- I bear that we have all received
,' ly  moved to a  safer place ln  a a commendaUon from Major Ocn-
, hurry. eral    Coulter,    the    commanding
Yosu   was   almost   the   same   a* general  in  Korea,  for  the  sup-
1 Sunchon  for the police and dty posedly good work we have done
officials   htd   again   been   killed. In  thi*  revolt.   Unfortunately, It
' There were about 58 bodies, black isn't over yet.
and  sUnklng  after  a   week,  be- I   don't   know   now   how   this
hind   the  police  station,   and   a- letter   will   get   to   Seoul  to   be
bout IM more near the dock*. A mailed, but  I'll  try  to write  a-
fow other*  were  scattered  about gain eoon.                   A
Love
Bob.
HUNTING SEASON
(Continued  from  front  Page)
cut. and smelling the same way
When we returned to Vosu yesterday, we found that between a
fourth and a half of Uie town had
been burned to the ground, including .all  the  business  district
also  remember  that  aloohol  and
hunUng do not mix.
Good   luck,   and   be   careful!
WANTED TO BUY
LOCUSITPOSTS
Either Cut or Standing
Call at
Roe's Grocery
State Route 124
Phone No. 3805
Used Cars
and Trucks
1946 FORD TUDOR, radio & heater, excellent
1941 FORD TUDOR, heater, good condition
1941 FORD COUPE, heater, this one is tops
1941 HUDSON 4 DOOR SEDAN, R & H. clean
1935 FORD COUPE, good transportation
1937 FORD PLATFORM TRUCK, new tires
and reconditioned motor
19:_fi FORD SCHOOL BUS $250
High roof, here is a real home
1945 FORD TRACTOR, with new Plow, Disc
and Cultivator
Clarence Vallery Sons, Inc.
Telephone 1702 ^Jfaverly, Ohio
thc afreets. We went out to the
camp formrely occupied by the
Mth regiment and found it a
gho*t camp — not a soul there.
Looking through the buildings —
with s pistol in our hands — we
found   four bodies  in  one  room.
tr^'anntlllr   h___M____ '_*/____.    ___i    ***-***   **   **   flowed    lhe   _9Dg__
LT_      __     Lh   _XB__J__i  ohi° hunters will be able to en-
medical   omcer   with   his   throat  ,__ ,v,_ _„, _» k..-«i«_.
eu!   *nd tmmlUn- __,- ..-,. rn,.*   HOT the aportof hunting.
As usual. The Watchman wishes to warn each and every hunter to be,careful. Hundred, will
bc injured during thl. hunting
season, most of the Injuries being
For the past several days, our 2^u^.l?,_lS_f^__J_S_2_1^_
group of six advisors have been  •»J?t?Jh«hJH&J2?'l£elJS
" ii'   ..a  .i-__i_-,  «,  ,-,. —t.    thins   ana  thc chances are good
_____■_-A ____!_* _h_._ _  . mV thal neilh«r y°u <■-■* °the™ in £*»
ityelYron vEmte H*f ha_ b_£i Rroup w111 __ hurt * you- And
i_oycr irom v.rginia. ne nas oeen   ,1firt  -mrnm-r*—r  ,k,,   ,i_^,k_.i   ,-a
here for about 21 years. Tbere
is also a Dr. Crane and a Catholic.
Father Brandon, from Ireland.
There were three women workers, but they havc gone to Kwang- Rural Homemakers
ju.   This is being written at the  nt .        _      ....   ,
5ih brigade headquarters In Sun-   Planning For Winter
chon. / All rural homemaWeri are urged
One of our battalions has been to attend the Extension meeting*
having some engagements with held in the various communities
rtbel forces nesr s town called throughout the county during the
Kurye. about 33 miles north of winter months. Several commun-
here and in a very mountainous Hies have already started on their
area. We arc making plans to activities and others are plan-
attack the mountains about Mon- ning to begin soon,
day or Tuesday. On Friday. November 5, at 1:30
I came down here on an hour'* p. m., a group of women In the
notice with only the clothe, on Beaver community will meet at
my back and my shaving tools, the home of Mrs. Bertha Rapp to
so am getting quite dirty, but I discuss their program for thl*
don't know when I can return to year. '
Seuol for the rest of my *tuff. The second meeting in the 0»k
I didn't dream of being mbted Valley Community will take place
up in another war so soon, and in the Grange Hall on Tuesday,
it is a war, even if it is on a November 8, at 10:30 a. m., at
small scale. It is not like the which time the group wlll con-
war in Africa and Europe for struct two drew form..
this is guerilla warfare where The Stockdale women plan to
there are no line*. The enemy meet together on Wednesdsy. No-
is overcome In one area. Only to vember 10. at 9 a. m.. at the
appear In another, until they are home of Mrs. S. C. Pollard to
all eventually rounded up. Of make slip covers for chair, and
course, the big shots of the Peo-  davenports.
pic's Army as they call them- On Thursday, N'oveiriber 18. at
selves, always escape before tlie 10:30 a. m.. Miss Marian Moore,
trap is closed. I imagine that it Extension Nutritionist, wlll meet
is not unlike thc civil war ln with the Aim*, Homemakers at
Greece.   North Korean flags were  the home of Mrt. James McLaugh-
flown :n all lhe towns when they      .   . __
were in the rebels hands, and it smicr. om rii.isr. ot invr.Nmar
was reported that a boat load of and APrRAisrMr.VT—case Na. mr
Russians weapons was tended at n* sutVr°i)c^l0f. JS? -*-*-***■
Yosu, but we are not yet certain To ,ht *£££?£ „ Admtni.tr.to.
that this revolt was tied t_p with of the estate ot KliubeUi A Suiner.
or directed by Russians or North <>«c»»«<i; to »uc . of th« following ••
Ki.Tm.i-, ____»_-• at ___ __(_ _h_. are r»«_lenti ol the Stale ot Ohio.
Korean orders. At any rate, th* -.._,„. Mir¥,v,n» r_o___ th* n.xt
sights I have seen have not in- of kin. the bmtndalles u_<__- th_ win
creased   by   liking   for   anything  °* "'d ^•cedent   tnd lo th* attorn*?
communistic, for they exceed any- ?I *J^£LJrv__E__!_ * ,nr °* tt*
._.!_._■ t ._. __  _____ _for*n____ot»*_   person*.
!h:ng 1 saw in the war.    Natural-       You are _*r*t>.   noufttd that an In
ly. we cannot advise and assist the vvntory and •_. ralaemcnt of the estati
Korean Army and remain neutral, _ ^'fj*"..   A. _-___?■ **__****■ SS
•     —t      __>!_■      f _■._»•- _>_«      ______   In      ,   .!*
SO
rly report* Indicate that the
1.48 thow should attract larger
classes than In any prevlou. International In the nearly SO year*.
of It* history.
Th* Exposition, which transform* Chicago Into a great focal
point of the continent'* live stock
Industry, drawing nearly half a
million people from the 48 states,
all Canadian provinces and for-
Dr. A. B. ANDERSON
VETERINARIAN
raoiot mi
PIKETON, OniO
REDUCING SA
Reducing Our Stock of Ti:
for Inventory
Goodyear      Firestone     Goc
U. S. Royal       Mohawk
Save up to 40%
If You Are Going To Need Tires Within the Next Year, Buy'
Now —Get This BIG Sayings.
EASY TERMS — AS L(MAS $1.00 PER WEEK
This Price Will Only Be on Our Present Stock.
Main Service Stati
U. S. 23, South
Wa_
BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU — SMALL ENOUGH TO K
gianst the Communists. This Is
jir.i a small sput on the map
where we are Indirectly fighting
the Russians already—we through   Hom' Uterrto
m.nt   <rlU be  tor  h«*rln«  before. thl<
Court  on  Ih*   -ith   __y  of NntmbtL
1*4*.  at  • eo  o'clock   *    M V
Any   P-r*on   _««!rtn_   lo  tile  excep-
ust  fll_   them  at least
our demorcratic government, and  n*e dsy*  prior  to  th* d»i« set  for
tiffing
Glv*n   und*r     .t  hsnd  rod   _ral   ef
uld Coun. this Sth diy of November.
WTU.  R.   ACORO.
Jude*    snd   exocTicto   Clert   oi
Mid   Court ll-ll-tl
Arthritis Pain
liimii. L-1-.s.f*. oritur.. ., *iturxlf.. irr
tmm—t. Wortt thrown lb* Moo*. . .nt dm*
w*_l_ rum _-»__u_s p-ta h to* __-
war*, tmsey 1st* sad sletp a_»_ nmtan—tr.
am ******* u _-«._« tod*r. OMt-a. ems-
plru niiif»n— m mamtf katt ***s**aAem*.
NEWS
NEW MOHAWK ROAD KING BATTERY, Croup 1, M. N.
115 for $8.79 and your old battery
Fully Guaranteed.
ALL MOHAWK TIRES HAVE A WRITTEN GUARANTEE NOW. Special Deal for $10.95 and your old tire, you
can get new 600x16 AIR CHIEF MOHAWK TIRE.
EASY TERMS — PAY AS LITTLE AS $1.00 PER WEEK.
TRUCK OWNERS, We Have a Special Deal on Truck Tires
for you.
"Big Enough To Serve You—Small Enough To Know You"
Main Service Station
.New Part of Town        Texaco ProducU. U. S. Route 23
Geo. D. Rood, Owner — Robert (Bob) Cbriitman, Manager
. onn ok riuxo or inv_nto«t
ANO A__HAI»r__*NT—Csse  So. SIM
I The _ut« of Ohio. Pike Countr
Pro-ate Court
To th* Exaoutor or Admlnlttrator
ol the estate of Thomas J. Hlnes. d_-
ce*aed: to such of th* followliM as
1 art ntt_nu of the Stat* of Ohio.
vir—tho *_rv!v___t spouse, the n*xt
. of kin, th* -rnrtlcurte. under the
I will at ssld decedent; and to Um attorney   or attornejrs  repreienUnf  any
| ventorr and appraUament of th* estate
ot Th earn* J. Illn__ deeeoaed. Ute of
' uld Countr. was* flled tn thl* Court.
Said inventory and i_p_tft_r_rm wlll
be for hearing before this Court on
the tash day et November. 1_ML at
BOO  o'clock   A.  M
tlon*  thrrMo  m_«t
thwn
flv*   days   prior   lo   Sh*   dale   act   for,
heart _»
Given under my hand and *eal of
uld Court. Urn *th day of November.
tM*
WtU.  H.   ACORD.
Judg*   and   «_-(___*_>   C1*rk   of
■aid   Court. ll-ll-U
mXW k DATE RIGHT MOW POR US TO
YOUR fARM MACHINES IN SHAPE TO W0
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Bight now—ahead of season—it
the time for you to be pi ao ning to
get every farm machine and every
piece of equipment in shape.
We make the planning easy. Jast
drop in or call us. Together we caa
determine the dates and arrange*
ments for putting your machines ia
first-cla*i running order.     ■
Avoid costly breakdown.
field. Let as service your n
ahead of season and si
money.
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quality work. Expuriem
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