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Patrols In City Parks Proposed (Continued From Page 1) will be hired and commissioned also. The first four part time men would go on duty in the parks having heavy wooded areas, North Lake, Liberty, Johns Parks, at 4 m. and work until 11 p. m. Pine fourth man the others during Saturdays, and Sundays when regular custodians are off duty.

USE PATROL CAR The full time man will patrol other parks in an auto in the evening hours, supplementing the park department employe who now patrols all city parks at night. The full-time man would be retained through the winter months to patrol ice skating and sledding areas in the various parks. formed park custodians will McCarrick said the uni- receive no extra pay for their added duties. The six men hired as special patrolmen will receive $1.75 per hour and funds will come from the city income tax park and recreation fund. The men to be hired will be employed by the mayor and safety director after a careful screening with the aid of the police chief.

These special police will come under direct supervision of the safety service director, and not the police department, however. ONE OF SEVERAL McCarrick said several plans were studied in an effort to provide protection for children in the parks. The move was spurred by the recent murder of two young Mansfield girls near North Lake Park. Mayor Charles H. Scott Contract Extended (Continued From Page 1) tiated at Mansfield plants include those held by Local 190, USW at Globe Steel Abrasive, and by Local 5903, USW, at I.

A. Barnett Co. Steel workers' locals and employers in area towns where negotiations either are in progress or soon to open this summer are: Local 2484, at Rybolt Heater Ashland; Local 3057 at Copperweld Steel Co. and at Michigan Steel Tube both of Shelby; Local 3384 at Shunk Manufacturing Bucyrus; Local 4232 at Perfection Steel Body and Local 4598 at Globe Steel Abrasive, both of Galion. Guard Units Will Be Released An Aug.

10 date also has been set for the 357th Ordnance Co. of Elyria and the 3641 Ordnance Co. of Port Clinton. Both are stationed at Ft. Knox, Ky.

COLUMBUS (AP) Four Ohio Army National Guard units ordered to active duty last October have early August return home dates, the Ohio adjutant general's office reported. The 112th Ordnance Co. of Newark is to start from Ft. Sill, on Aug. 7.

The 131st Medical Co. of Xenia, at Ft. Campbell, is to return home Aug. 10. The newest kind of laboratory animal to be used in USDA animal husbandry research is the Japanese quail, believed to be the world's finest domesticated bird.

TEACHERS TO SPEAKDouglas and Dorothy Montei, missionary, teachers recently from Japan, will visit four separate services in the Mansfield this weekend. He will area speak at the Rescue Mission at 7:30 p. m. tonight, Fredericktown Methodist Church tomorrow morning, First Friends Church at 7:30 p. m.

Sunday and at a picnic meeting of 'Mansfield Men for Missions' in John Todd Park pavilion at 6:30 p. m. Monday. The Monteis are appearing under auspices of the Oriental Missionary Society. PREVIEW OF U.S WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST TO 7:00 A.M.

EST SEATTLES COOL. MONTREAL TORONTO I BOSTON COOL MILWAUKEE. 3 NEW YORK DENVER SAN FRANCISCO KANSAS WARML FT. WORTH LOWEST TEMPERATURES and CLOUD FORECAST 50 WEATHER FOTOCAST SHOWERS AIR FLOW STORMS RAIN SHOWERY Scattered showers are expected to dampen the Mansfield area tonight and Sunday. It will be a little cooler tonight.

Light rain fell in the Mansfield area last night and this morning, but southern Ohio got heavier rain. Occasional rain is forecast for the southern portions of the middle Atlantic states during Saturday night. Widely scattered showers are expected in the Ohio valley and the Lakes region and showers and thunderstorms in the upper and central Mississippi valley and the North and Central Plain states. Thunderstorms will be locally severe in the central Mississippi valley. A turn 'to warmer weather will be noted in the northern and central Rockies.

Little change in temperatures is foreseen elsewhere. The Weather TEMPERATURES Reported by Mansfield Weather Station The 10:30 a. m. 67 Yesterday's high 85 Today's low 62 Precipitation, 24 hours ended at 7 a.m. today, .07 inch.

MANSFIELD Mostly cloudy scattered showers and a low temperature in the low 60's. Tomorrow, scattered showers and thundershowers, high near 80. Sun rises 5:11 a. Sun sets 8:01 p. m.

Deaths In Nearby Communities JOHN HENRY HAYNES, 71. of 161 North Railroad New London, retired employe of the Duplex Foundry at Elyria, today in Fisher-Titus Hospital, Norwalk. Member of Second Baptist Church. Survivors: sons, Earl and Charles of Dayton and Bobbie of New London; daughters, Mrs. Eddie Mack of Mansfield and Mrs.

Theodore Randleman of New London; 15 grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Cora Poole of New London. Services: 2 p. m. Monday, Eastman Funeral Home, New London, the Rev.

R. M. Jackson, of Second Bapist Church, officiating. Burial in Grove St. Cemetery.

Friends call at funeral home after 7:30 p. m. today. GEORGE J. KRAUSS, 68, of 301 County Line Crestline, retired molder for the Burch yesterday at his home of a heart ailment.

World War I veteran, member of Trinity Lutheran Church, Post 2920 of Veterans of Foreign Wars and McWhirter Post of American Legion. Survivors: wife, Gaza; son, George of Galion; daughter, Mrs. Ronald Murphy of Crestline; four grand children; sisters, Miss Gertrude Krauss, Mrs. Cora Waters and Mrs. Missouri Royer, all of Galion, Mrs.

Helen Holberg of Columbus and Mrs. Eugene Veitinger of Beach City, 0. Friends call after 7 p. m. today at the Garverick Funeral Home, Crestline.

Military rites will be conducted Monday, and burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery. Other arrangements are inco m- plete. Injured On Scooter Bing Russell Cole, 26, of 91 Lexington-Spring mill was treated and released at Mansfield General Hospital last night for injuries suffered when the motor scooter he was riding was, struck by a passing tractor trailer outfit. "Cole said the truck passed him while he was headed west on the Expressway. The driver apparently didn't realize the motor scooter had been hit when the truck swerved back into the driving lane before it had cleared Cole's vehicle.

Cole was thrown off the right side of the highway. He suffered cuts of the upper left arm. Struck By Auto PORTSMOUTH (AP) Harold Lemaster, 7, was fatally struck by a car near 'his home here. Will Go Back To Tiffin A 20-year-old Mansfielder, home on leave from Tiffin State Hospital, was confined in city jail last night after being picked up on complaint from a woman who said the man exposed himself before her at 9:30 0 a. m.

The incident occurred on Willow Park Dr. After he was placed in the woman's cell at city jail, officers said, he tore loose a radiator and the pipes in the cell. Officers indicated the man would be returned to the hospital from which he was released on a trial basis. Ohioan Seeks Office GREENFIELD (UPI) Albert L. Daniels of Greenfield, national senior vice commander, said he would seek the office of national commander of the Disabled American Veterans at the group's Atlantic City convention Aug.

19-25. Mansfield News-Journal 3 Saturday, July 14, 1962 Hotel Burns LIBERTY, N. Y. (UPI) Fire swept a three-story summer hotel near the Catskill Mountain resort town killing at least two persons. said yesterday he will endorse the plan, adding as did McCarrick, that later action can be taken to eliminate any flaws that might show up in the plan.

Estate Set Richland Foundation Receives 15 Per Cent The late Mrs. Ethel Motter, widow of Lester H. Motter, who died in mid-February, left an estate valued at 508, according to an inventory filed in probate court today. The Richland County Foundation was left 15 per cent of the estate and First English Lutheran Church was left five per cent, according to Mrs. Motter's will.

OTHERS SHARE The rest of the estate was divided among cousins, Herbert S. Jones, Hazel M. Donka and Ina Alice Balliet of Lucas. Gifts were made to E. J.

and Yetta Wessen, John and Amy Bajai and William A. Calhoun. The estate included $54,000 in property, $39,138 in accounts and debts receivable and $11,508 in stocks and securities. Ashlander Fined $200 ASHLAND Virgil mond Stentz, 35, of Ashland, RD 5, was fined $300 and costs and sentenced to serve 30 days in jail after he pleaded no contest in municipal court Friday to a charge of driving while intoxicated. Judge Eugene Puglisi suspended $100 of the fine and days of the jail sentence after suspending Stentz's driver's license for six months and placing him on one year's probation.

Harold Miscoi, 50, of Indianapolis, was fined $25 and costs after he told Judge Puglisi that he had five cars and only four sets of license plates. He pleaded guilty to a charge of fictitious registration. TRADED PLATES Miscoi. arrested by the state patrol for not having proper license plates on his car, said he just kept trading his plates around so he was certain to have plates on the car he wished to use. Paul Shadley, 48, of West Salem, pleaded guilty to driving off the right side of the road and was fined $50 and costs.

His operator's license was suspended for 90 days while he is working as as delivery man. Delores Walker, 24, of Cleveland, paid double on a charge of failure to have a driver's license because she failed to appear in court when scheduled and did not notify officials. Judge Puglisi fined her $50 and extra court costs because he had to issue two bench warrants for her appearance. of Firecracker Ruins Intercom A blast loud enough to awaken the dead was caused at Finefrock's Funeral Home, Marion yesterday when a prankster or youngsters set off a firecracker in the establishment's intercom system. The incident was reported to Mansfield police who are attempting to learn the identity of the culprit.

Police said the system was wrecked. Rat Killer Effective SALISBURY, N. C. (UPI) The rat killer formula whipped up by a friend of J. D.

Woodrow. who was troubled with rats around his house, worked fine. Woodrow tried it out in his garage and storage shed and reported the fled in many directions. The only trouble was that the concoction exploded and the shed and garage were destroyed in the ensuing fire. LeRoy McGinty Son Authorized Rock of Ages Dealer Builder of Fine Memorials, Monuments, Markers 166-170 Vennum Ave.

522-5021 Celebrezze Named To Cabinet Post (Continued From Page 1) the highest regard for his ability, integrity and dedicaItion to public service," the chief executive said in announcing Celebrezze's appointment from the summer White House. Hatcher said Kennedy talked with the 51-year-old Celebrezze, who was in CanJada, by telephone yesterday to nail down the appointment. Celebrezze, a Democrat and son of Italian immigrants, has been a political supporter of Kennedy's since 1956 he was among delegates to the party's Chicago convention who voted for Kennedy to receive the vice presidential nomination. EXPERIENCED In announcing his choice, Kennedy said: "Mayor Celebrezze brings to my cabinet a wealth of experience gained from having worked through the years with the problems of people, particularly those in the areas of health, education and welfare. "He therefore brings to this great department an intimate knowledge which will prove invaluable in making the department an effective instrument for the general welfare." Celebrezze said in a statement released by his office in Cleveland: "I am grateful for the confidence that President Kennedy had expressed in me.

I shall do my best to merit this confidence. This new assignment presents a great challenge and a great opportunity to be of service to the people. I shall always be grateful to the people of Cleveland for granting me the Heart Attack Kills Famed Film Maker BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (UPI)-Producer Jerry Wald, who successfully gambled on a blend of art and sensation in a flamboyant 30-year movie making career, died Friday night of his third heart attack in two days. He was 49.

Wald died in bed at his home, where he had been confined since being sent home ill Wednesday from the set of his latest movie, "A Woman in July." wife, Constance, said she was just about to give him a glass of orange juice to help him sleep when he was stricken. His son, Andrew, 15, also was present. A boy from Brooklyn with uninhibited enthusiasm that lasted a lifetime, Wald contrasted box office hits such as the lusty "Peyton Place" with critically acclaimed "Johnny Belinda" and "Sons and Lovers." Severe Thunderstorm Hits Japan, 4 Killed TOKYO (AP) A severe thunderstorm hit various parts of Japan, causing landslides and floods. Four persons were reported killed in southwestern Japan by landslides and lightning. In Tokyo, 6,750 homes were flooded.

MOVING? Call Free Estimate Cheerfully Given 40 W. Third St. 524-3011 of serving them as their mayor." Celebrezze was born Sept. 4, 1910, at Anzi, Italy, one of 13 children of parents who were revisiting their homeland after having become American citizens. Crisis In Brazil Eases (Continued From Page 1) ian Labor Party is in the mi- nority.

During the governmental crisis, Parliament rejected one of Goulart's nominations for prime minister and another quit after only 36 hours in office before the stalemate was broken with the approval of Brochado da Rocha, a political unknown, and his predominantly nonpolitical cabinet. After the endorsement of his cabinet, Brochado da Rocha and his ministers huddled with Goulard until almost midnight, then went to Parliament to thank the deputies. In an official announcement, the new prime minister, a mild-mannered university professor and former provincial official, vowed to use all of his energy to meet the nation's troubles. Pair Charged In Tool Theft ASHLAND Royal Oswalt, 34, and Douglas Bebout, 33, both of Butler, are being held in county jail after they were arrested by sheriff's officers on larceny charges. Officers said charges were filed in connection with the theft about $75 worth of tools and equipment from a shed at the Sand Ridge Cemetery in Hanover Township.

A third Butler man, implicated in the cemetery theft, 1S being held in Richland County jail on another charge, officers said. SPEAKS TONIGHT Mrs. Dorothy Holmlund, of Hamburg, N. a teacher of the Baha'i Faith for many years, will address a public meeting sponsored by the Bahai's of Mansfield, at 8 p. m.

today at the YWCA. She visited the Holy Land and the Baha'i World Center in Haifi. Israel in 1956. MONTHLY PAYMENTS TOO HIGH? Consolidate Existing Debts and Refinance On Our Modern HOME LOAN PLAN Interest Reduced Monthly NO ADVANCE APPRAISAL FEE NO RED TAPE NO DELAY PEOPLES FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 127 P. A.

W. Mansfield Akron (Home Office) Wooster SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY SPECIALS The Place To Go For The DUPER BRANDS DOLLAR YOU KNOW KEITH'S SUPER DOLLAR MARKET 1094 Lexington Ave. GEYER'S SUPER DOLLAR MARKET 359 W. Fourth St. 9 A.M.

to 9 P.M. 7 Days FRANK'S SUPER DOLLAR MARKET 594 South Main St. (Closed Sundays) FRIZZELL'S SUPER DOLLAR MARKETS 2 Locations Rt. 39, Lucas, Ohio and Corner of Springmill and Trimble Rd. SMOKED PICNIC 9 HAM lb.

BOILED HAM SLICED lb. 89 Reg. 19c For COFFEE MUGS Assorted 2 Colors Every Day Shelf Prices CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP can GRAVY TRAIN DOG FOOD 25-lb. bag $2.39 PURE CANE SUGAR bag 5-lb. 49c PILLSBURY or GOLD MEDAL FLOUR All Purpose bag 5-lb.

49c SWIFT'NING Shortening 3-lb. can 59c HEINZ of CATSUP Light or Dark at SUGAR NABISCO VANILLA WAFERS-12 oz. Brown and Confectionery box 1-lb. box STRIETMANN ZESTA CRACKERS-1 lb. box WA WATERMELON Ample Free Parking At All Stores We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities 14 oz.

Bottle 19c LARGE SIZE 798 Each.