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soldiers may signal a gen-ctm step-op of pressure by tte Cblneie fvwimimgf to prove theyre still tough. The dragon constitutes menaee on all. sides, of him: India is watching a build-up of Chinese air and ground power in the border area which saw bitter fighting in 1962. Laoa is tte object of constant attempts to sabotage prw carious cease-fire, South Viet Nam fights a aeon. endless war against Chinese-inspired North Vietnamese guerrillas.
Formosa, stronghold of toe Nationalist Chinese, maintains a watchful alert on a momentarily quiet front ef Bttedmkktnfkai IrgMstrow, Aseob Mk New Tadc tte esmtei tte mtewdsWl Cass-Tte Mggset and kgiAnBato show to hit Washington to years. Rep. Peter Fielinghuysen, New Jersey Republican, recall Sanneiy HwBa rampalgn Mogan and jibes: "What about get ting Congroae aoolngr Rep. WUliam H. Ayne of Ciio eUinsA WsVe hems Ut by wst node ef apathy.
However. Bep. Joe Martbv who waa tte speaker dmtog tta much-maHgnad 80th Congreos, tea a word ef caution to younger and mow eager member ef his party. Say Martin: 1 think we had better go doer la criticizing this Congreaa. A fellow never know te might have to take It an back.
One of theoa days they (tte Demoenta) may atari moving. they do they can put tte whole pogrom through to a week. SOUR ON WWeLmJ mail beginning to nflect public Impatience with the move-on tte pert ef both govern ment and private Twtosae la reduce everything to numbers. Tte latest complaint cornea riom a constituent ef Rep. Joe Pod, Texaa Democrat, who doesnt like tte Idea ef having to provide hla ZIP cods number to a federal agenqr with which te communlcatca.
In particular, tha constituent, who signed Mmif Texas 75209," complained ttet te couldnt understand why one department of govemmeul should ask him, a citixen, to provide soother with which the Office Department so xippy, tome. Fleas Postmaster! Id a a firerrtary cf the Interior Btcwart his linage to tte public ax aa the New Frontier way of Ufa Ja tte Jurisdiction. tte OuU HdaO ergarriaatioa. Aa a awarded a complete and a specially inscribed carbine the honors: citizen. go hack to Washington and Wyatt Eaip.
II WANTED TO BUY WANTED Horse drawn mower 4, 5 or 8 ft out Ph. 5628951. Museum Rarity An Indian Peace Medal (CASH for cut glass, painted china, gold, guns. Waldoa Antiques. 1012 Burkwood Rd, Mansfield Franklin Got Meager Salary i.
4 ii 1 '1 i 1 Believes In Breaking 'Em ln Properly By THOMAS F. BECHERER UP! Sports Writer ST. LOUIS (UPD Bob Stewart (believes to bringing college ba.se-(ball players into organized base-I ball the right way. Stewart, co-founder of the National Collegiate Baseball Foun-dation, says college player (needs to compete in GO to 70 games a summer to show whether hes ready for; professional riay or not. The 47-year-old former All-fjfyjgg America prospect at Syracuse P1055 'WUniOII took on the so-called part-time UJJ Ax vLfne job of running the league in ad- TvICI Psl 5 dition to his duties as athletic di- rector, of St, Louis University.
The class of 1000 of Lyketis Id work SO to 70 hours school held its annual reunion ait week at the league during the Lykenr pommimity Park re-" Stewart 'said. cently. department cf government first wanted tte second to know. fit 75209 monk, Tf tte Boat theyve got mow energy than lather youd do It youradC a srtfi'hOOBS MAN UIMIli Udall lias succeeded la projecting athletic, vigorous exponent ef so doing, of coma te tea promoted parka ayaten over which te tea Aa a reward for Ms achievements, doors Writer ef America recently a lifetime member cf their part of the ceremony, TJdall was set ef fishing equipment rifle. Said T7daU cn accepting came up here as a simple an a combination cf Isaak Walton opening stages, Stewart WASJHNGTNON (UPD Benjamin Franklin was the first postmaster general, serving from July 26, 11775 to Nov.
7, 1T76. Die Continental Congress fixed his sslary at 91,000 a yew. Franklin immediately began trying to speed up mail delivery. He increased the service between New York and Philadelphia from ionce to three times a week in If you have several window hj I summer and from twice a month one room, rotate tte curtains aot once a week winter. Rates 1 963 Chevy II 4 Dr.
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8195. 1956 BUICK 4 DR. HT 8195. 1955 PONTIAC 8243 1958 RAMBLER 4 DR. 8495, TRUCKS 1956 Ford Ton Pickup 1954 Ford Ton Pickup Ken Smith Motors that one pair is not always hung ranged from Six cents for a at the sumriest window.) of 30 miles to 25 cents Bf Central Frets Association CLEVELAND On display today Iqr tbs Western Reserve Blctcrlwil Society here an object the like et which tew Americana havs seen and moat knew existed.
Iki medal, a Peace Medal, itad to an fcuHan by tte States government at Symbol friendship and trust. She Peace Medal on loan R. Henry Norweb, a for-V. I. ambassador and Mnioc rice preeideot ef the ao-alety.
Tte racipirat ad this partteo-lar Peace Medal, at the conduces of ths Treaty of Greenville (Ohio), was 41-year-old Michi-kkikwa (little Turtle), a prom-ksst ehlef of the Miami tribe. One of the 18 signatories to tte treaty, the Mlamis bad held way over what now comprises tte stats of Indiana, the western half of Ohio, parts of south- Michigan and northeastern fcinois. They had shared in the mitt-tkey disaster which had befallen the other tribes hi the Battle Cf Fafira Timbers the previous Summer, tfda engagement, Anthony Wayne, the 'Chief-Who-Never-Sleeps," to' Dieted a crushing defeat a Ms leouuUy Indian foes. distance for more than 400 miles. If a letter contained more than one sheet of paper or weighed more than an ounce, tte rates were' doubled or tripled depending on the number of sheets of paper.
fXlTTJLM from (left) end bock views ef the Peace Medal awarded te Chief little Turtle of tho Miamis at Greenville Treaty signing. Front tide shows President Washington handing a Peace Pipe to an Indian who wears a Peace MedaL I background settler plows his land peace, while Hie tomahawk an tha ground signifies that warlike pursuits have beau abandoned. On bask is the typical America eagle emblem. Die Ainu tribe of Japan speaks (a language which has no known relatives today. Die Amu a believed to have occupied at one time most of the Japanese arebi-(peiago, from which they we (gradually pushed northward or (absorbed by the ancestors ef tte (Japanese.
i Test For Players Stewart teamed with Walter Shannon, midwestern director of scouts for tte Cleveland Indians, last winter to found tte organization aimed at providing a prov- baUplay I merman and son of M- EM1 Briegel The foundation was seen as a Mr and Mrs Cswev Himnm-in ni betTen frfrEari art1 to iwidmimmer Ka Brown Sycamore, Mr. and Mi. coUetot WiHiam Kepler of Lykens, Mr. tS sjjg sd A basket dinner was served at noon. In tte afternoon a short business meeting was conducted by Virgil Barts.
Refreshments wera later served to Mr. and Mira. Witts Zim-Ghatfield, Chatfield, A fool and his money do cbout mk0 peraa Sell By Classified DC ii tog an end to Indian hostilities to ths Old Northwest Its provisions established a boundary to the Northwest Territory separating Indian lands from those claimed by White settlers. The treaty, involving a dozen tribes situated on the American frontier, bad been hopefully sought after by the young government cf the United State. Prolonged conflict between the red and white man ould have seriously hindered the Inevitable westward thrust cf the settlers from ths original thirteen eoloniee into the new lands beyond the Ohio River.
TO SIGNALIZE the importance the treaty, ths federal government negotiator, Gan. (Mad Anthony) Wayn presented ths tribal chieftains with the silver Peace Medals. This custom had been practiced by the colonial power ef Spain, France and England In their dealings with the Indians of Continental America. This practice was continued for 100 year an official policy of the United States toward friendly Indians. These medal impressive in appearane became Mghly prised possessions ef their owners.
Worn around tts neck, they were displayed as symbols of a proud allegiance of the wearers and their adherence to the government which presented them, oa A PEACE MEDAL called conspicuous attention to the trust and confidence of a great foreign power to an Indian of distinguished rank. Sous ef these medals wera buried on tho breasts of their owner while others were bequeathed to their successor through many generations. Tte msdris were sometime regarded as sacred tslisman possessing oharma and supernatural capabilities which would ward off danger and discs; from the wearer. Few ef theae earlier Peace edals aw extant today, and are aa much treasured by contemporary collectors as they wera by their first owner LITTLE TURTLE, jaarare ef the omnipotence of the IpvadsnUy led Americans, faflu-ssmed hie pedple to favor of at-tonding the Treaty Council. Considered by historians as a notable aborigine orator, statesman and diplomat be died peaceful death to 1812, to contrast to such stormy and venge-firi chieftains aa Fontiao and Teeumseh.
little Turtle remained faithful to hi friendly alliance with tte palefaces to tte end of Ms 00 yean of life, despite the sot that! hla awn prestige easing tts Indians later suffered a decline. The Treaty of Greenville waa Mgned at Greenville, Ohio, on Aug. 2, 1795, and ratified by tte V. 8. Senate in Dec.
22 of that year to the hope of bring- (Every A Cesiiy!) Ctrysl: Full Power-Like New ONLY mto fIM. conceived to set up a league for (the acid test of college play-ers before the majors gambled I on signing him. Die league provided a place for a college player to learn from a coach other than tte one he played under in school, said Stewart, "Here, too, a kid learns I whether he has it or not Stewart said tte founders realized that once a boy was 17 to 16 yeans old there was no further competition otter than ttat of-fered by tte colleges for him to try. Age Group Maligned feel tte 16 to 21 year old age group is the most maligned in our country today, said Stewart "We keep tte kids off tte labor maiiket. Theres no place (for them to be employed and accept responsibilities or play I ball.
i The foundation, and the Central (Illinois Baseball League to par-ticular, was originally aimed at I fitness through fun. We looked on this as an ave-(nue to take kids somewhere in this area and run summer camp programs to physical fitness, said Stewart. At the same time, the boys working as counselors would be gaining valuable expe-rlence toward play with organ-ized baseball. Die foundation received a gift (of 850,000 from the major leagues to conduct a pilot league to Central Illinois for colleges freshmen, sophom*ores and juniors. Die program is supported and (endorsed by tte executive coun-cil of the National Collegiate Athletic Association and tte U.S.
(Baseball Federation, Tooth Betting Jobs We would go into an area and "We now hav a set ef stand- tell community leaders we would ards for league organization in need 82,500 from them along with the future, said Stewart. "We playing facilities' and living quar- should organize four leagues next At players, said Stew-1 year covering the country art. Die toughest part of the "Die amazing thing is ttat tte job was to obtain summer jobs people we worked with to organ-for our players, since they would izing this years league are al-be taking jobs from the commu- ready talking about next year, 57 PACMU 61 VALIANT V-200 4-dr. Auto. Dans.
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We achieved our end," said Stewart. Organized baseball has had a good look at these kids and tte boy themselves know whether or not theyre ready tor professional ball. nitys own young people. Flayers receive no pay from the league to order to maintain their amateur status. Stewart pointed out most of our kids are from middle-class and lower middle-class families.
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