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In Largest 'VG Circulation In God The City Sunday We Largest ind ry Needs Trust Circulation In The County 'OM Irch Hour United Press International IN OUR 83rd YEAR Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, May 28, 1962 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXXIII No. 126

111•11•111. .••• PRIMARY TUESDAY WILL BE "MET 99 I Wind, Rain. Light Vote Is Expected With G!! Building On Two And Hail Pelt "Short" Ballot Being Offered Min 12 25c >illy at 7 p.m. LOUISVILLE, Ky. WI} — A candidate for variou, offices. 1:00 p.m. County Area primary election campaign so quiet Vance has supplied the only Local Projects that most of the news has been real action of the campaign, tour- Murray and Calloway County created by candidates dropping ing the state in his sound truck were by a wind, rain and hail out of the various races ended storm Saturday bringing some re- today with only a very light turn- lief from the drought which has out of voters eXpected at the polls Begins June 10 delayed much of the tobacco set- on Tuesday. , ting the past several days. Kentucky voters were to choose the past several gays. candidates for the' U. S. Senate • The Atlantic office of the Public streets, curbs and gutters. The storm started out with gusty seat now held by former Republi- Housing Administration has ap- An administrative building will winds which wrenched limbs from can National Committee Chairman proved the low bid received by be built in the Nash Drive pro- trees, however little damage was Thruston B. Morton, and for sev- the Murray Municipal Housing ject, and a rental and utility reported. en seats in the U. S. House of Commission lain Tuesday. building will be constructed in Hail _stones the size of marbles Representativq. pelted the city and county and the Cherry Lane Apartments area Frank A. Stubblefield The bid of Hardaway Construc- also. almost made the ground white It will mark the first time Ken- tion Company of Nashville, Ten- before it came to a halt. Rath tuckians have voted under the nessee was accepted by the Com- was mixed with the hail and final- new congressional districting,plan lr77.71 mission and the PHA. The com- Stubblefield ly turned in.to a downpour of rain which resulted from the loss of a pany bid $599,400. which brought relief to parched seat in Congress after the 1960 fields, gardens and yards. census. 6 L. D Miller. Jr., Executive James C. Williams A fire alarm was turned in Fast Count Expactad • Director of the Commission said Race Has The at Editor, Ledger & Times the heighth The short ballot, lack of any that construction on the housing of the storm at the Murray. Kentucky , new cafeteria on hotly contested contests, growing TONITE project would begin about June the Murray State Witson W. Wyatt Campus, however this turned out 111111i. use of voting machines and the Checker in Dear Mr. Williams: Interest Here to be an Memorial Day holiday coming up which blares forth his campaign The company has 330 calendar . Someone saw re- KNOCK THE Wednesday, all were expected to song, "Put the Jam on the Lower in which to The .members of the American flections from a welding torch W1ST" days complete the combine to produce a fast vote Shelf Where the Little Man Can projects Legion Auxiliary want to thank and thought that electric wiring AND • project. Normally such Preparations are complete for count Tuesday night. Reach It." and making numerous the citizens of Murray and ('allo- was sh,irting out. 416 are completed wetf ahead of time the primary elecCan tomorrow radio or television speeches. ..D WOMEN" way, the Ledger & Times, and the Princess Morton was considered certain which would put the completion with all voting machines in place. State Dairy Wyatt Ignores Vance radio station for their contribu- ••• to be renominated in the Republi- date about January 1963. Calloway County residents will tions which made l'oppy Day a Marinell Myers can primary, his opposition being Vance, a former state repre- The projects to be constructed nominate a U. S Senate candidate endeavored to link great success little-known Thurman J. Hamlin sentative, has ESDAY id are Nash Drive Housing Project and a U. S. Congress candidate. I •' Busy: is the word for Marinell roll, Clinton, Fleeting, Lincoln, activities All proceeds from the sale will of London, who has often run for Wyatt wen left-wing between South Broad and South Interest . in Oalloway County Myers. of Lynn Grove, who is and Simpson Counties; June 27, through his one-time membership go directly into the Rehabilitation office but with small success. Ninth arid Cherry Lane Apart- will be largely centered on the I akeacly nieep into a June Dairy Anterson County, June 28. Pu- in Americans for Democratic Ac- THEM and Child Welfare fund of the Tiles Sunday He is almost certain to be op- ments extending along Cherry race for United States Congress. Month schedule of activities as laski County; June 29, Adair and tion.' Wyatt has to yet mention American Legion and Auxiliary. posed in November by IA. Gov. mirth of Spruce street. Frank A Stubblefield won over Kentucky Dairy Princess. Robertson Counties; June 30, Hart Wilson W. Wyatt, running with 'V ,Ale or any of his accusations. The housing projects, a total of Mrs. Claude Anderson Noble Gregory in the May 28, Peddie Workman, age 73, died Princess 'Myers, who will be and henry Counties; June 25-30, the backing of the state adminis- ile Wyatt has campaigned 62 units will be of modern con- Poppy Chairman, 1958 primary and two years ago yesterday at 1:30 p.m. at the Mur- graduated in home economics Warren County. tration. fairly vigorously, his campaigning struction with ceramic tile baths Murray Unit he won unopposed. ray Hospital of complications fol- June 4 at Murray State College, June 10 *the will reign over Early this year Wyatt drew un- has been directed almost entirely and sibls. Construction will be so In 1953 St ubblef told received lowing an extended Illness. II have hardly a minute to her- Dairy Days activities at 'Murray expested tipparation from Harry at Morton and the November gen- that maintervairce will be Im4d In .140.802 votes in the tint tlIstrant Me n survived by his wi-fe, Mrs. s until July. State College and June 11 at West- King Lowman of Ashland. sneak- eral election. Morton fee the most a minimum. FIVE DAY FORECAST while Gregory received 15,870. Omie Crass Workman, 102 North She will conclude a week-long ern State College er of the State !tonne of Repre- part has been kept in Washington Y! The homes will be complete in Calloway County turned out for 13th Street; three daughters. Mrs. series of West Kentucky appear- ' She will be at the Blue Grass sentatives, who had the backing Continued on Pag*** Four every detail including electric Stubblefield casting 4.098 votes for J. E. Lovett, West Paducah route ances Friday. June 8, by leading Fair in Lexington during July By United Prins international of former governors Earle C. Cle- ranges, gas heat, gas water heater, him while Gregory received 6413 one, Mrs. W. M. Holcomb. a Dairy Tour of the Purchase. and at the Kentucky • State Fair HOMECOMING LOULSVILLE. Ky. 111111 — The Mem- ments and A B. Chandler. connections for washing machine, votes_ phis, Mrs. Carlin Wright of De- Beginning at Paducah, the tour shen it opens Sept. 7. On Sept. extended forecasts for the five- Lowman Drops Out clothes lines, garbage cans, even The total vote in Calloway troit; one son. Gene is scheduled to reach Kevil at 9-10-11 she will be in Chicago for sit! be a Homecoming day period. Tuesday through Sat- Workman, Lowsnan's candidacy collapsed There to the aluminum TV aerial brack- County in 1958 was 4970. Baltimore; three sisters, Mrs. Al-: 10 a. m.: LaCenter at .10:20 a. m.; the contest to select a National at Coles Camp Ground Methodist urday. prepared by the United in April. however, when he en- et attached to the side of the Immediately following the pri- ton Cole. Murray route Barlow at 1050 a. m.; Wickliffe iDairy Princess. Church Sunday. June 3rd, with States Department of Commerce two, Mrs. tered an Ashland hospital with house. mary in 1958 Governor A. R. Talmadge Jeffrey, Paducah. at 11 a. m.: Bardwell at 11:30 1 The personable princess, daugh- Bro Charles Rains as 11 o'clock Weather Bureau' an what later was diagnosed as an Three different colors of brick Chandler ordered an investiga- Mrs. Carnell Hanston. Murray a m.; Arlin:4ton at 11:40 p. m.; ter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester My- ulcer, and withdrew from the con- speaker. and singing in the after- we planned, three iirfferent roof Temperatures will average 6 to tion into the Logan County vote. rote three: f ive grandchildren Clinton at 12 noon; Fulton at er'.. will be chaperoned by her tent. noon_ colors, two types of roof, gable 10 degrees above the Kentucky Zane Miller This first district county cant 443 and three great-grandchildren. 1 p. m.; Mayfield at 2 p. m.: Mur- lifelong friend. Miss '1 That left Wyatt facing Marion Come bring a basket luoch, temperature of 70 and hip, and different floor plans normal mean votes for Gregory while Stubble- , Mr. Workman was a member of ray at 3 p. m.; and Benton at of Lynn Grove. 'Vance. a Glasgenv attorney, and meet old friends and spend the so that the homes will appear to degrees field received 2279. the First Baptist Church of Mur- 4 p. m. Princess Myers is being grad -- James Logan Deik, a perf's a day a spokesman said. 4 extremes 81 I lust a street of modern homes, Louisville normal The Logan votes were impound- ray. Funeral services will be held Miss Myers is looking forward l usted with a 4-year college aver- degrees. rather than a housing project. and 59 ed then a recount was called for at the Max Churchill Funeral to "doing what I can for the age of 3.6. She has been a mem- Continued warm with only min- All shrubs and trees will be set in Logan. Marshall and Calloway Chapel Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. dairy industry.- and believes she's ber of several honorary sormties changes in temperature. and ornamental iron will be in- or Counties Dr. H. C. Chiles and Rev. T. G. going to hate a lot of fun. at Murray State and has a for- Preeipitation will average one- stalled. In chronological order. on June Shelton will officiate' the service. She has already appeared in midable background of FHA and areas have already fourth to three-fourths inch with Construotion 3 the FBI completed the Logan Burial will be in the West Fork Washington County and on radio 4-11 Club activities. New Bids Will heavier amounts in scat- been cleared and any home or locally' investigation and reported no ir, Cemetery. and TV shows in Cincinnati. Aft- And — if she .his to prove it tered thunderstorms throughout CHARD building moved off. regularities. Suits and counter Friends may call at the Max er her week in this area, this —she can milk a cow. She owned the week. The two projects will have prod suits were filed in Calloway Coun- Churchill Funeral Home until the is her schedule: cows until she entered high school R TON ty. , service hour, June 8. Todd County; June 11- and she used to help her brother On July 7 Special Judge Alex 12-13, llopkinsville, Madisonville, shoW his prize Jerseys. Taken On The district Be P. Humphreys upheld a dismissal Owensboro; June 14, Allen Coun- Inns Myers was named District Nurses Against Bill suit by Stubblefield. Pre-School Clinics ty; June 16, Barren, Logan Coun- dairy queen last fall and chosen 7K IN ANGER" On July 9 Gregory appealed the ties; June. 18, Russell County; over eight other contestants for ruling to the Arvelate Court. Planned This Week June 19, Casey County and Shelby the state crown in January at 1.1111111111V For Medicare; Meet Last Week On September 19 the State Court County; June 20, .Rockcastle Coun- Louisville. She was sponsored by Company, local Hospital of Appeals upheld the ruling of The Murray City Schools are ty; June 21, Wayne County; June the Ryan Milk Murray. Judge Humphreys. aeheduled May' 31 and June I, June 22, Louisville; June 23, Car- dairy. question about a The District Nunes Association the medical care Following the recount, Stubble- for their pre-school health ex- met last week at the Clinton bill to he attached to Social Se- field carried the first district by animation at the Health Center The Hospital Planning Commit- 'essential services will not be re- Health Ikpartment at 630 p. M. curity .was discussed and all mem- 341 votes and was certified as the from 900 to 11:00 a. m. Thursday Dr. Steely Will Art Exhibit Will tee of the new Murray Hospital vised, Harvey said. for a dinner meeting furnished bers present except one were not winner. May 31 will be scheduled for Deliver. Address At Be Held This Week has arrived at an apparent so- "In this revised program there by the Clinton Hickman County in favor of attaching Medical those whose last name ,begins lution to the problem of supply Is a possibility that a few less Hospital. Care to Social Security which with cHS Commencement ing more funds for the construc- beds will be provided than the • A through I. and on Friday Russell Dawson, art major at • Speaker for the -evening was w'oukl give medical care to those tion of the hoannal. originally anticipated 80, but that June 1, will be the ones whose Murray State College from Oak- Doctor V A. Jackson who gave eligible for Social Security bane- Ernie Frommke names begins with M th rouge.Z it was felt that in the over-all, Dr. Will Frank' Steely, history ville:- will have his senior art ex- At a recent hid opening, all a very interesting talk about his fits regardless of need. The fol- All children who were examined plan of operation and design, professor at Murray State, will hibit in the college library- from bids exceeded the amount of funds trip to Europe last year and the lowing, is the resolution adopted for Kindergarten last year need this would not greatly affect the give the College High commence- May 26-June 7. available. The committee has $1,- hospitals he visited with the in- by the District Nurses •Association Passes Away not he examined again for school efficiency and structural design ment address, at the College Au- , Dawson. the son of Mrs. Eva 500,000 which raised through tax- teresting surgery he was permit- whictniopposes the stand that the as all health records are on file of the hospital, "Harvey -said. ditorium, June 5. at 8 p. m.- Dawson. of Oakville, will receive ation and through matching funds ted to observe. American Nurses Association took at the Health Center and will be 'This plan will have to be ap- Dr. Steely received his undnr- his degree at the end of this term. supplied under the Hill-Burton Members present from Murray last year. delivered to the schools when proved by the Murray City Coun- graduate work at the University laf Dawson will show 15 paintings Ace. The•lowest bid was .well over were Cynthia Ashby, Oleta Bur- E F "Ernie" Fromxe, age 71, school opens in the cil and the Galloway Fiscal Court. Whereas fall. South and drawings in his exhibit. 1 keen., Ruth Cole. Blye Harrison,. passed away Sunday at 7:05 pm. These Carolina and the University this amount. With their approval of the (sty two (lays will be the only We believe some form of medi- of Kentucky. and .his doctqrate lie has had art work accepted .Dorval Hendon president, (Melia at the Murray Hospital after an days scheduled for -pre-school Bernard C. Harvey, Administrat- and county bids will be advertised Care is needed to care from the University' of Rochester. in student jury shows each year s • knee, Ella M. Kee, Martha Wad cal for the extended illness. atones for the city schools, so or said that "It is felt by the on June 4 and opened ,June 21. indigent. 'we 'dsi not believe it Before coming to Murray State he has been at Murray State and and guest Martha Dunn, He is survived by his wife, Mrn paqiits are requested to bring Hospital Planning Committee that If ooe of these new bids is should he attached to social se- in MO; Dr. Steely taught at Blue has received one professional • During • the business meeting „e.illeen Carpenter Frommke. Mur- their children at this time. these bids were fair, but that they center] theta 'construction could get curity which would give Mountain' College. ,anvard hits .has also had work ac- medical ray route six:, fro sons. earl. E. Parents who wish may take had weed for more facilities than underway in July. care regardless of need and, vHe and Mrs. SteelY,4,1te former cepted -for the Kentucky-Indiana MEW Woe Frommke, Walled Lake. Michigan tgeir child to their private physi- the money could 'allow". The Hospital Planning Commit- Whereas 1Imietta" Mocris. have two children. exhibit in Louisville, and Donald E. Frommke'with the cian but, •ahould call the health The _committee, together .with tee . is'. composer( of • Dr. Ralph DK. Steely is prpentb, sponsor U.S.nytaritime Service:‘ and two department -g1vIng the .4 child's • .'engineers and- architectsagregd loads. chairman, Hospital Ad: People can and should plan for of tile Campus. International Rela grandchildren.. name so that their name eh be , • on • -several delttioffs from, 'the mtrristrator Bernard , ('. •- Harvey, their old • age, we believe they tion'S Club • and Chairman the Soil- Scientist Is Mr. Frommke was a member of checked off as examined: • of project which will call for 'new Mayor-Pro:Tem Leonard Vaughn, • will not.do'ao if the government Carnpus -Itefigious joiligninnten kt.Inr_...thism.sq tbe Evangelical Lutheran chwrch Assigned TO Calloway. bidt -sin the hospital. The group county Judge Robert Os, Miller. . P Author of numbers articles t .• • hey 11•1.4100•1. cse'i4ssb.rt. Germany. — 'Se**Attfet0.. 19.10-11436Aelt Ist. WOW . Whetters in historical journals, De: .Steety rites' w,iU *romiucted4a1 the,.)444 • .„ Maurice iskanipitille_.' • .4.4• ..1",-,A1111361 Woods. May- 11111 finds time.for many speech- -• nitre_ awintit„ are,,pasauct. *isebati 1 chapel_ Tuesday. 0040-:.ist **raid with -the. U. S. Soil .jit4s will use 'matched by'$85,- or Pro-Ten Leonard Vaughn. : 481kr' Um*'td• rile 2 i'.attri.stes • ,tjrAC..7.•A''..P.,-, • Wn 16iirtiti7r=lralTIir reqUiring' pe4ife-To -participate in at 2:0.0 . Joe A. Nsiarker Veen- ft.:- Ilig-aurtini:„TMt witff 'buttrY- Irnbert Ritter of Iste 'R he hit first appear- 1. cloudy, coritinued warns and hu- any plan such as social security will officiate and burial will be in Harvey L. Hillman, are 71, pass- assigned -to Murray from Prince- provide an 'additional 8130,000. ;himself. have been working close- I Imre at College High. mid with scattered showers and is gradually taking freedom anvy the Elm Grove cemetery. away early this morning' at ton, Kentucky, according to an - idea, Harvey said, it to ly with members of the Hoapital thunderstorms today, toneght and from tne people and making.them The Max Churchill Funeral today by this extra $130.000 and Planning Committee and local doc- ,the Western. State Hospital is DAUGHTER BORN announcement made obtain .Tuesday. Ohanceiolf isolated heavy more and more dependent on the Home has chargq of arrangements Ilopkinsville, Kentucky. His death Keith F. Myers, Acting State Con- then by deleting certain features tors in the efirrt to assine Mur thunderktorms thit evening. High-, covernment which will eventually where friernik may call. was the result of complications Mr. and Mrs Ralph Paschall servationist, Lexington, Kentucky. of the hospital to cut the costs, ray and Callaway Countians a new today in the mid-60s, low tonight destroy our detnocracy. following an extended illness. of Sullivan, Illinois announce the Mr. Humptireys will be respon- the new bids might more nearly modern hospital. 'In the mid-60s IN FRATERNITY Funeral services will be held at birth of a daughter, Joyce Lor- sible for a survey area headquart- be in line with available funds. NG- Temperatures A 6 a. m. (EST).: Therefore be it resolved of the Kentucky NOW- YOU KNOW the Max Churchill Funeral' Chapel raine, born May 20th. The baby ered at Murray. Prior to his as- The Director Louisville 60 that members of District Thir- Mrs. Roy Devine hak been in- Tuesday at 3:30 p. in. Burial will girl weighted six pounds and three signment to Murray. he held a Health Department indicated that Belgium was conquered by Jul- Covington 64 teen Nurses Association who are itialed into Sigma Alpha Iota, be in the Elm'Grove Cemetery. ounces. similar position headquartered at these matching funds would be ius Caesar and following its dom- Lexington 59 also members of Kentucky State professional honorary music fra- Other arrangements are Maternal grandparents are *Mr. Princeton and formerly worked available. ination by Rome was ruled sin- Y NO. 2 incom- Bowling Green 60 Association of Registered Nurses ternity for women, at Murray plete. and Mrs. Aubrey James of Kirk- with the Service in Louisiana. The original design of the hos- cunsively by the Merovingian Pa Alvah 83 and the NAN are opposed to State. College. Mrs. Devine is a The Max Churchill Funeral sey. Mrs. Ilattie Paschall of Mur- He received a B. S. Degree in pital will not be greatly changed Franks, Burgundy. Spain. Aus- Ilopkirraville 65 medical care attached to social junior voice major at Murray Home has charge of arrangements ray route two is a paternal grand- Agriculture from the University and the efficiency, patient com- tral and France. It became an Evansville, Ind., 63 security benefits. State. where friends may call. mother. of Kentucky in 1941. fort of air-conditioning and other independent monarchy in 1830.

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PkGE TWO 1 HE LEDGER TIMES -MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY MAY 28. 1962.4 his major league leading average Orioles. Robin Roberts, signed re- THE LEDGER droCIINIES Tempers to s392. cently by Baltimore, yielded eight So Hot Sunday "Peacemaker" Fights; innings WIIIIILMIMED INCIGIEN lk MOMS PVIIILENSOIG COMINIMPT. Ifts• Russ Snyder and Jim Gentile hits and two runs in 7% Omosiddislann se Imo Mower Leangaz, Mrs Callawnrap lbws. and lbw homered in the 11th inning to before bei ng relieved. Gentile, Thoe•-aossid. 01104bar INA. and fp Ziediamlimm, Jimmie provide relief Wes Stock Brooks Robinson and Jerry Adair 1. 1042. Giants Still Toss Mets Coaple Of Losses with his second victory for the had three hits each for the Orioles.

BY FRED DOWN ter for his eighth win against one Paul Foytack struck out seven We sererwa the right op seams tag luleroational loss as the Reds irliwiwthatag, Letitia' leb.laaimia. The Sin Francisco Giants and walloped the and stranded 11 Yankees in the sr Pablat Make Memo isimela. an win ass Cubs with a 14 awl ins Ibis asslIan New York :Stets are embroiled in -hit attack. Vada second game. tweest at war madam. 5. I•41...1 Pleas Ist•reasioust Pinson hit his 13th homer . FOR FINE FINISHES AMERICAN baseball's newest vendetta-with and drove In three runs with two hits Bucy's LEAGUE Gordie Coleman his sixth. NATIONAL RICYRIQ:ACIPTATIVIS: WALLACZWT TV3M W i. Pet 0.5. t h e controversial Purkey for Detroit in the second game. • Plywood for all occasions, (cabinets, Oa, MO "brush back" struck out Nadia Awe, Mamptua, Tom; Mom /Ma Cleveland -24 15 .615 seven and walked only interiors, exteriors), pre-finished RUG. •ewk. pitc the cause ot all the excite- one. Dave Wickersham pitched a six Saapimmew Mktg, Deanna, Mimi New -York 24 16 .600 1 ment. hitter to win his fifth game for Building ••• and un-finished paneling. Minnesota 26 IS .591 1 .Tempehe flared Kansas liwiseisit at am Pest C1135ns, Murray, Kantaickg. for Immaimisa so hotly during Five Houstor error: enabled the City, but the Angels took as Detroit 20 18 .526 34 Sunday's See Jimmy 13ucy with 27 Years Sewed Clam Matter dpubleheader in S a n Pirates to score five unearned the nightcap with the aid of hom- Supply Los Angeles- 21 19 .525 31 Francisco that even Willie Mays rims and ers by pitcher Eli Grba and Bill SUBSCRIPTION RATIM: made things easy for Building Experience. By Carrier in Sumer, pee week 21k. Per Baltimore 21 19 .523 31 -long noted as a "peacemaker" Vern Law Moran Manny Jimenez went 4- Imsdk to win his second game. 623 S. 4th Phone 753-5712 SU- Ilk CataiNEW lad ddanaswam commits% pia' ,pnair, omit aro Chicago 21' 9 Add 5 -became Street: asissia. WM. involved in the first Smokey Burgess had three for-6 in the doubleheader to raise 4 Kansas City 20 25 .444 7 hits fight of his career. Willie, who and Dick Groat and Bob Skinner Boston 16 24 .400 84 had been lose-bridged twice by two each for the Pirates while yfiashinizton 11 28 .283 13 Roger Craig, NIONDAN - NI NY 28. 1962 wound Os, throwing Hal Smith had two hits for the Saturdays Results Eli, Chacon with a body -slam. Colts. • Detroit 2 NVIN York 1 And in the confusion the Na- VOTE IMPORTANT Boston 12 Baltimore 6 tional League leading San Fran- Bob Shaw pitched a six-hitter N._ to win his Minnesota Chicago 1 ciscans fifth • 4 tossed the last-place Mets game for the PICK A SIZE Washington 8 Cleveland 6 for another couple of losses. 7-1 Braves, who scored all their runs CONGRESSMAN Frank A. Stubblefield is asking the V Kansas City 8 Los Angeles 7 in a breeze for Jack Sanford and in the fifth inning against Bob PICK A PRICE !rs. of the first distric•t to return bun to the United State. Sunday's Results Stu Miller and 6-5 with a four- Gibson. Ed Mathews and Hank Aaron each '...-ungress fur another twtp years. - Cleveland 5 Washington 3 run eighth-inning rally. singled in a run and Baltimore 4 Boston 2. 11 innings The Giants thus retained Mack' Jones climaxed the Stubblefield their rally has represented the first district for four New York 4 Detroit 1. 1st 14-game lead in the NL, while the with a two-run . years. winning liver Noble Gregory in 1958 and then 4-inning, Detroit 5 New York 1. 2nd Cleveland Indians regained first The Twins moved Kansas City 3 Los Angeles 2. 1st place in the Ainerican League with to within a unopposed, two +ears ago." half game of the Ai,. lead. Los Angeles 6 Kansas City 3. 2nd a 5-3 win over the Washington Rookie Manufacturer's sug- Manufacturers suit. • We hope that the voters will see fit to return Frank Al- George Banks' two•run homer gested retail price Manufacturer's suggest- Minnesota 5 Chicago 4. 1st Senators. was grstad retail once lo4 ed retail price the decisive blow of for the Lancer ITO 41 to Ow bert to ((ingress because he has represented the people of Minnesota 8 Chicago 6. 2nd Dodgers Win Two the first lie Dodge Dart 6. 2964 Dodge Custom an 4- ga me and Harmon 2-door sedan. esclusure St white walls cylinder doe/ sedan, Today's Games The Los Angeles Killebrew's e.clusrveol white door sedan, exclusive of white wails and this. etistriet well (tithing his stay in Washington. Dodgers swept three:run sad desbastion Chairs. sails and destination York at Kimsas City, night a doubleheader from homer was the key hit charges. destination charges. Congressman Stubblefield New the Philadel- of the has been eirilaishie to almost Washington Angeles. nightcap. Jim Kaat won at Los night phia Phillies, 5-2 and 2-1: the his third -Anyone who looked for him during the past fffur years and Minnesota, game and Ted Sadowski Boston at night downed the Chi- his first. has given unstintingly Baltimore at Detroit. night cago Cubs. 10-0; the Pittsburgh cif his' time and effort to help the Draw Chicago at Cleveland, night Pirate's defeated the H o st on Largest Crowd people of the first district in their efforts towarels progress of A crowd of - Tuesday's Games I. ce.s. 7-7 anff-The Milwaukee 46,776. largest of the AL season. saw Bill one kind or another. New York at Kansas City Braves shaded the St. Louis Car- Skowron's three-run- ninth-inning hordes -Me like this characteristic in him because for a Congress- Washington at Las Angeles dinals. 4-3, in other NL games. win PICK the first A game for the DODGE! • Boston at Minnes de Yankees. man to give help. you first must be. able to contact hint. Baltimore at Detroit The Minnesota Twins whipped . Stubblefield has oppositiein in the race thi. year. and all- Only games scheduled. the , 5-4 and other factor entering the race is 8-6; the scored a that three new counties are 5-1 victory after bowing to the ROLLERDROME in the first district. Allen. Butler and Simpson Counties are . 4-1: is r I• as. the Los - OPENING • include4 in the first elis't rid. in tin- election. San Francisco - 33 14 .702 Angeles Angels dripped their op- - JUNE e hope that lack of uteri:is' will not keep peupie away Los Angeles- 31 13 ,674 14 ener. 3-2, but then beat the Kan- 7th! ! .Cipcinnati 24 16 .600 54 sas City A's 6-3. and the Balti- from the polls. Frank Albert needs every vote he can obtain Si. Louis 24 17 .585 6 more Orioles topped the Boston and voters who stay away ft- •til the polls i dl be casting a Pittsburgh 22 18 .550 74 Red Sox. 4-2, in the other AL vote against him. whether-they do str consciously or not. Milwaukee 19 24 .442 12 action. Houston 17 26 .395 14 1‘e ure ec-rytinc tf• gf. to the polts tomorrow and cast Felipe Alou had three • Philadelphia 16 26 .381 141 hits and BIG DODGE CUSTOM see -This Dodge is custom-made for the big car man. its big, all their vote. It is our hope that Frank Orlando Cepeda and Mays two sem right. And packed Albert Stubblefield, will chicago 14 29 .326 17 luxury. Almost 18 (set long. Chair high seats. A tag ride each to lead the Giants' 10-hit on a long 122' wheelbase. Big power from a mighty !ye 'favored with as in.lny c••te• vas possible New Y••rk 12 27 308 17 361 cu in. V& The Custom 893 is big in everything in the first district. attack but price. Without doubt, the biggest bargain ' Saturday's Results in the first game. In the on tow wheels. curl especially in Calloway- c •••unty. A heavy vote Stubble- for Cincinnati 11 Chicago 3 nightcap the Giants scored four field in.CalloWay Cotimy may well furnish the strength need- St. Louis 4 Milwaukee 3 runs in the eighth during' which Alou hit a game ed to put hrm over the top. Houston 2 Pittsburgh 0 -tying two-run Los Angeles Philadelphia s.ngle and catcher Harry Chiti's 6 3 we'll banish NEW San Francisco 7 Now- V rk 6 passed ball let in the "go-ahead" SIZE DOINIE DART-Sired ngtit in ,Sunday's Results run. the meddle ot the big and little. Battle starts them for good Two feet shorter than America's Mliwatiket- 4 St. 1,..,U;!4 3 longest Is Cincinnati 10 Chicago 0 Mays and Chacon became In- car, two feet bigger than the smallest. Is Quotes From The News gan Fran. 7 New York 1. 1s1 v ilved in their fist-swinging in the persistent presence You get family size room in an agile, the seventh inning of the opener. par (stile car. The most powerful San Fran. 6 New York 5..,2nd of silverfish getting you stand- By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Fnttsburgh 7 Houston 2 Roger Craig. who had 'dusted off s ail 61 the business, the hottest stand- Los Ang. 5 Philadelphia 2. let Willie twice in the game, had just down? We'll pet them out ard VS near its price Like every Dodge, SAN FRANt . IF.0- I - star Willie Mays. follows Los Ang. 2 Phladelphia 1, 2nd nicked Cepeda on the shoulder Dart offers Torsion Are ride, rustproof. ;rig hits with New and of 1.•-rl, Met second baseman Elio 'LI:i- Today's. Games made two futile pick-off at- your house or apart- mg, 32,00) miles between'grease lobs. con: St. Louis at Pittsburgh. night tempts crn Mays. After the second. Chacoes suddenly ment to STAY ()till "It v.a- ttly first fl.t a t.l I hope my last one. Heck, I H. in at Cincinnati. night started to porn- rnell cv:wit to hurt the Milwaukee at Chicago and the Giant star Only games scheduled. tsssed him to the ground with a Get Our Free Estimate! COMPACT DODGE LUNEN ST-If you want a compact Tuesday's Gaines body slam. and 1)rug Administration, that does more than sane gas, lancer is • St. Louis at Pittsburgh. night your answer. Gar re;,-r'-:. tt.. vi.tion's mothers:- Homers by Tito Francsma and exterminate tile calls it America's best handling Houston at Cincinnati. We pests compact Its we of night Willie Kirkland were the big the hottest too Lancer ""\iftfItter the radioactivity (-fluent of baby foods nor that Milwaukee at Chicago GT. a snazzy bucket seat ob. is blows for the Indians who knock- Of all kinds at low cost America's tud Spats Compact if a:•. othe'r i oile r class of 1.-4 at present warrants any Only Try it at your Dodge Dealer games scheduled. ed out Bennie Daniels in '.1t••••.• tot-nriers the first t••irL t on the basis of radioac- •, inning with RBI-hits by Don Dil- latd and Chuck Ewegian. Jim KELLEY'S PEST Perry yielded three runs and eight : e ..enerali.spro• Francisco Franco. guarantti hits in seven innings to win his t, t•- t•ar. ; 'cord game. lANTROL TAYLOR MOTORS, INC; "1 it .% • • . e• ell arranged anti gillariatt-kre(1 Frank Howard's four hits led Phone PLara 3.3914 thi• "'"; e.i t i A inat..rety of Spaniards .. . and by • Dodgers' 11-hit opening-game I 303 South 4th St .fle guard (el our -armed forces... ..:ack and Los Angeles mimpleted the sweep when ' P.' ved '1..:\r . est trerlin Nlayeir Vi iIlv Brandt. eatiing din Doubles bases-filled- ninth - inning single 4 ,• ; ; ; May 23. 1962 snapped 1-1 • e to •••,1 • •• •I 1•,,,t .rder a tie.. Stan Williams 6 2 rais.ed suistil• tiros." ::orespis ri hi record to 4-1 in the SAMPLE BALLOT F Air if, 5 3 opener and Don Drysdale w in his **W.&•• rt ill.: 1: t• Wiegt it is attempted murder. Night Riders 4 4 seventh game in the nightcap. E•efryf . lc a policeman. has the duty of precentritz Kegler Kats 4 4 Hurls Four-Hitter set:title C \ NO 000 ilove murder to be committed. is an Reds Four 4 4 Bob Purkey pitched a four-hit- Pin Biisters 3 5 East Side Steppers 3 5 Peggy McCi)rd 220 NAME OF VOTER Misfits 3 5 VOTE Mary Alice Garner 219 High Team 3-Gaines trembles 2227 Top 5 Ladies Averages Residence Mildred Hodge 156 Reg. No. MURRAY LOAN CO. East-Side Steppers 2919 I Peggy McCord 148 106W. E Man St. Telephone PL 3-2621 2294 Sadie Ragsdale 144 High Team Single "YOUR HOME-OWNED Game Burli•ne Brewer ...... LOAN CO." Fi•t Side Steppers 791 141 Stubblefield Dell Snow 137 •a-nhle 779 Precinct • It. leis 757 meres'High Ind. Hc. 3-Games D inerty • 651 tar iwn 631 HOG MARKET 'Lift in Garner 376 ...••••••10 .11=1•• Men's Mseh_Ind. MC. Game FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR r 233 Federal State Market. News 'ted Doherty 233 Service. Monday. May 26. 1962 (Vote For One). it-n Br n s• . 224• Kentucky Purchase - Area Hog . • Too 5 Men's Ammon Market Report including 9 buying -Jame* Logan Delk • '.n Rrtivn 174 stations Receipts Friday and Sat- Frankfort. Kentutky 641()(/ W3Att. 173 urdav totaled 1497 head. Today Paul. Ragsdale- ....a 173 -oars iire_s_and gills are steady to r•cl Doherty 169 23c lower. A few No. 1 180 to 220 Marion Vance NO Ends Thursday !tart-,n Garner 166 •lbs. $16.00 Ni 1. 2. and 3 1110 to kilasgow., Kentucky . Ladies High Ind. He. 3-Games 1 240 lbs. 615.25 to 315.50: 245 to 270 ADM: AatILTS . 75c - CHI EN. 11 Under 12 S red IfiKritv • Wtiti lbs. $14 /.510 $15.00; 275 to 300 Wilson W. Wyatt ••• Psez• Moe .192 $1321 to $14 50;,150 'to 175 Itr; 6:30 - One ShowOnly Louisville, 1Tentucky - .OPen at 7 p.in. .. 4 . •. 5titi $1235 12 $1525, No. 7 and 3 cows trades Piigh ind. He. Game 309 'tn ‘00* lbs. $11,123 to $13.00. II 24.1 Bars all weights 1 • • ,ExclusivelEngagement!- $8.50 t $11.73.- FOR REPRESENT'ATIVES IN.-CONGRESS ifin or •wNER Vote For One) Ten Years Ago Today • w _•_. Ledger and Times -.1p • •VieWerf4 • I... • # .- 4110.0..... oneirsePoPeettitaierai •.••-••,_, 4 744 „4,;...;40 00- -3..1•2011.• AWAti ---V416.414011‘' urraY. : - - - - 1•••• tu.t Naval. Preparatory • Plobig J.' Gregor". retehig with 340 4 1:4•••‘111:1,1•:it Ylarylatol. Mayfield, Kentucky "M.P....Jeanette (*gene Ray and R11(1c '11;111. . , For Transportation Call . . . won" honor. riiilay in the 4-kl 6istriCt• in • l'aelticah... ()lawn ive NH,- -Patch:ell w a- di•triet w innerjp public speak-- C- `t No. 000 1..anicuir:AYER IECiiNoRAMA. 70 ulna it Norm ing and -Ray and Ilall were X% itme•rs In contour culfivitition. PI 3-2h44 PI 3-3518 epbey) 1 ;euri.i. age !us i us a tirlert-r1 VATS N6W away from !ionic this NAMEIOF VOTER morning- lent us Si- found 154 ALI_ PiRFORMANCIS miliarnied by a large group of search- , ers. Stephen 3- titi• -on of Mt. and Mts. Gene (remit). Pl. 3-372h MATS at 2:00 IVO. at P.M. Re•idence .Reg. No. i. 3-2280 A . Brown ( . Tiicker st etre ted commander of, the First •ie t; w:rtc in fin encampment (This advertisement paid for by friends of Frank Albert Stubblefieldi i held „>estett;ayat .tlre -\\ uniati-3 Llul.) House.

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- MAY 28, 19626 di MONDAY - MAY 28, 1962 THig LEDGER di TIMX3 - MURRAY KENTUCKY PAGE THREE Roberts, signed re- ONO more, yielded eight 444.00-2S.25. few head good 578 25 to $30 00; Good $26.75 to $28.50, innings Federal State Market runs In 7% to 640 lb. feeder steer; $24,80 to, Standard $22.00 to $26.50. relieved. g Gentile, News Service $24.50;asediuns,400. te We tett ideal( • , I on and Jerry Adair heifers $25. $23.0 each for the Orioles. and goocse cows r 041 MURRAY, Ky., Tuesday, May $156.004gr .Freedom is Worth illy* . But 22, 1962. Murray Livestock Auc- • Alit.. it casts you nolluag to invest in tion Co. 13 Al* C t •..,ffi) a to-. through U.S.s Sallieg 43onds. 111 RECEIPTS: Hogs, 49; Cattle and $11. ....is, • iit yv‘extra bondii. tteirstAg the Free- FINISHES Calves, 328. VEALERS: Steady. Choice $28.-dom Bond Drive. .ions, (cabinets, a. HOGS: Receipts mostly mixed Wise grade butchers. , Steady. U.S. No. pre-liaisbad Ky. m29c heat, car port, atorage space, r- 1, 2 and 3 barrows and gilts 224 paneling. W.P WANTED j FOR SALE brick patio, 1324 Main, PL 3-31711 HOME LOAN lb. $15.75; 240 to 270 $14.75 F MAN OR WQMAN WITH CAR. 11). Adults. No Pets. • to $45.25; 150 %ill]. 27 Years Permanent: No lay-offs. $2.51 J-7-C to 175 lb. $13.60 to .1111,g The NOW SERVING MURRAY WIIIH Paint', $15.00; No. 2 and 3 sows (325) lb. FOR TIW BEST JOBS hourly average. Customer service. PICNIC TABLES. 5, 6 or 7 rocyr 4 ROOM FURNISHED Apartment, e. register PHA and VA home loans. Phone $13.25; 10 head 160 swill us, Contact Eulice Moubray, 208 lengths, painted, stained or un- lb. feeder pigs Commercial Employment S. electric heat, available June 1st. or write T. C. Ezzell, Kentucky $13.75. 753-5712 Service. 208 North 16th, Murray, Ky. painted. Call PL 3-2450 or 492- Adults only. Ronald Churchill, 5th. Deal 642,- 34c W. Mortgage Company, Paducah, Ky. CATTLE and CALVES: Receipts 3186, Paducah, 2560 or see lust beyond city limits you're Kentucky. seen tie PL 3-2411 °HIV or PL 3-2736. na28nc Itc mostly stock cows. WANTED on Concord Road or 4i miles from steers and All classes about steady. Few head WANTED: 2 MEN WITH CAI& city limits on Hazel Highway. 2 BED ROOM HOUSE AT 405 WANTED standard and good 500 to 700 lb. to service 2400 established South TO RENT Fuller LADY WANTS Une 10th Street. See Wayne mixed slaughter • customers. Car TRANb'POR1A- yearlings $2225 *POO and Stone at references tion to 1401 Johnson Blvd. m29p 1 to $23.90; Utility and f$) Denver, Colorado. Call PL 1954 CHEVROLET FOUR commercial necessary. $80 per week to -DOOR, NICELY start. 3-1740. FU'RNIslim APART- cows $15.10 to $18.40; Canner and Write 608 W. Central automatic transmission, radio. Cali TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, 405 S. LUCITE Ave., May- merit or house for next fall. Call cutter $10.80 to field, Ky. PL 3-5887. rn29p 11th Street, $50.00 per month. $14.90; Utility and Phone 247-6013. m31c 753-1437. Adult couple, no chil- commercial bulls FOR LEASE Possession June 1. Call Bob Miller $118.00 to $19.10; PARTS FOR ALL ELECTRIC dren or pets. m29c Good 300 to 600 ICE at PL 3-2920. m31c lb. stock steers 'TS CURB LUCI E GIRLS, 18 shavers. Liodsey's Jewelers. YEARS OLD or FOR LEASE, monERN 322c over. Apply in TWO Bay person, no phone service station in calls please. Murray. Excel- LOOK: GREEN ACRES MAILER NOTICF Jerry's Drive - Inn An..., to Veetorde Y.* rurrie 4411‘ Restaurant, lent potential. Very low invest- SALES Union City, Tenessee new CROSSWORD PUZZLE Wall Hazel Paint Hwy., Murray ment. Phone PL 3-5424. tfc and used Mobile Homes, all sues, WALL PAINT PRIVATE ACROSS 5-Brand-new C. see us before you trade. .1-19-C investigations, confident- 1-kleePen MOMM 201 EIMMO ial service. Jun Armstrong, Dial 1.Tear again M000 MU OFION ALMOST 4-asperaions S-Stalk MOO later s suggest- NEW 1961 DELUXE 442-3186 or 444-85113, 206 North 000a 00U YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY S-8trok• 5-Headlong OOMMIM UMOMM0 poi.e fur the COUNTY Frigidaire Electric Range. West- 5th Paducah, Kentucky de 12-Native ;natal 611 :ustom 860 4 tnghouse portable dishwasher. Call 13-Doctria• 10-Dieing bird 0MO Mite wails and 14-Regret 11-Golf mound 0210MM MONISM 753-3874. m26c FARMERS: WE STILL HAVE A 16-Vehicle le-Teutonic OOD W02 few bags of Deicalb seed corn on 16-Draw out deity mmtica awaluma 85 GALLON DE LAVAL MILK 17-Plece oat 21-Above and hand, 805, 852, 1003. Murray Hat- It-Poodle touching 0MM MI BUSINESS bulk tank. Good condition. Rea- -Hypothetical chery. m31c 20-Poisonous 11 2022MM U02213 sP sonable. plant fore* •Thick, creamy consistency stays on your brush Call Jacob W. Pickel, 22-Hebrew 23-Watered silk uramr umm 0001 527-7955. na.2.8p SPECIAL ON ALL SPRUNG Shoes mea•ur• 24-Possesses OV1311 DEM OM= or roller. Doesn't drip or spatteklike regular paints. :4-Restricted non MMOM as low as $1 per pr. In basement 2,4-1ronoun. AM00 OLD REFRIGERATOR. '25-Slant 31-Initials of a. LOOKS of Murray Hatchery. 24-Man's 26th 411) No stirring a thinning! DIRECTORY bad. Runs m31.4 President good. Price $25.00. Call nickname 35-rourteou• 44-Cry of crow -Provide crew PL 3-9001. CARPETS CLEAN 21-Insan• 211 31-Pronoun 45-Anglo-Saxon • m31c EASIER with 3u-Deep aleep -Drunkard 39-Temporar7 MOIlaY •Dries to a beasdhi Bat finish in 30 minutes. the 20 Blue Lustre electric shampoo- 31-Mental 22-Dlnee halt 47-S5read for Clean up ADDING 2 PR. OF LADIES NEW HIGH Images 40-tixclamation drying with soap and water! a MACHINES OFFICE er. Only $1 per day. Crass Furni- 33-Theme 13-Buetiy clump 42 -Emrdo. e 411-Owing SUPPLIES heel shoes, bone and black patent, 34-V5llower M-Coneumed and TYPEWRITERS Ledger 3.t. limes ture. m28c of :4-Conjunction el-Exceeding', PL ..I size 10-AAA. Arius 3-1916 Phone PL 3-2508 Sales & Service 35-Vessel It,. CARD OF THANKS r22 r7ule 114"iiiixed 34-Scottish cap 2 vi 4 "3 7 10 )1 Ledger PRINTING We 1 & Times PL 3-1916 1955 GREEN & WHITE BUICIC. take this way of expressing Ledger & Times our •hearfelt PL, 3-1916 Super 4-door, all power. Good thanks to each of you container 12 3 4 ,colors and irhite who contributed in any way dur- 40- Healthy car, especially nice inside. $400. 41-Common- 6 1? DRUG STORES TYPEWRITER ing the illness 5 MIMI Ude* Caton IN Wftodwork is ince Satin Sheen Ease! RENTAL Call or contact Raymond Hensley, and death of our place beloved sister Mrs. 41-Large tub Scott Drugs PL AND SERVICE Varsity Barber Shop. m31c Hassie Cloys 44-Mountain 19 ao 21 3-2547 we thank Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 everyone for the beau- pane Color Scheme Ideast tiful floral offerings for sympathy 46-Set of 2 21 INSURANCE FOR RENT matched Yaws la borne far :tidy at Moe -"DR °S.. and prayer, to Dr. Wayne, the Max furniture USED AUTO PARTS 43-Gire• aaaWI 25 SO SCAM Classics.' Id packed rrazee, Melugin & Holton Churchill Funeral Home, the pall- a• array Auto Salvage - Hazel Rd. APARTMENT :A-Macaw 21pwis4 dantag Ideas Is full csior! Gen. Insurance PL -5 rooms and We bearers, the choir for their music, ;,-(2)emleal 11 2 la mighty 3-3415 Parts For All Models - PL 3-3750 44 bath, vinyl tile floors, radLtnt to Rev. Johnson Easley compound el Lgo ghat) GI3 UAW" Wail Part iu *heels. for his 53-assay 14 7 comforting 11411101161111. Iwo • words, for the good 1.4-4:used Apasuete IfOrr. conflict egebinatisat at food and hope that in your hour 55-Shabbily 38 a of need you will be blessed as we clothed Greatest Thriller were. 56-Jitoro .41 IAN FLEMING'S e ds'Arr,^? DOWN MY-Sired Bun Smith 46 49 50 Hughes Paint and allpaper eig arid finks Ethel Stone 1-1INebulous bird sl 52 401 Maple 753-3642 n caa longest VD] ltp 2-Man's nam• EZ1 CaltitALL 1-Straig5it up the smallest. and down SA in an agile, 4-Let It stand 8Q Lb pest tiara infra tioserkmniE REAM LASTS! 4-Cesm4ucted F4elarelarsd•asis. seas' stand- Blau. by QUELLS SENATE RtAV.OR attest stand - every CHAPTI•IR. 2G MU fare together Dodge, and lay, face!rest. You have been through C/01014,ialf PITCH IT TO HIAA, CHARLIE CMON, CHARLIE OL e rustproof. cWIFTLY, ince a pale seal, downward, in the snail ow much. You will take one of LOTS OF CHATTER IN THE WASHINGTON WE'RE'NOT REALLY BROIL* OL. Bry,,!HE'LL PRO8ABLV .WY! tOE *NOW 413111E NO 600D INFIELD 'grease Jobs. s•-•I Enloe) Largo dived down to troughs of the waves. those nypnotics once every six (UPI - Federal IS VERY INSPIRINE, Housing EMT. la 41.101 air fla A NC/MERL/N. BUT PITCH TT 6)€ RIGHT. BB4iND YOU the firm sane and stood teeing The orn.er light of dawn hour& Yea? Ana plenty of Administrator Robert C. TO A PITCHER! Weaver la as vort IT TO HIM ANQL)A0 AJMOA41.. _SORT OF.... James Bond. Slowly ne act- Vow!y turned rink It wan gums„Veen You will soon be on your said Tuesday he has no intention Vansed between the walls ot to Lie a oeautaui day,, teat again. But for some time of running for senator • • • from coral, the Dig nation field for- you must Woe It easy, Hr. New York next November. ward tot the first nold. E'F.14.1X LETTER came into the bond.' He also imphed he is not par- His teeth drew away from wmte, antiseptic room and Suddenly Bond was raging ticularly interested in becoming the rubber mouthpiece and the secretary of health, closed Inc door conspiratorially with fury. as lurched out it education and •••, clefts oi • smile appeared in behind nun. He St lX/ti IICSI the bed. In spite welfare sten Abraham Ribicoff of the sudden 56 tlla l heck& Largo WWI being DeC1 where Bond iay on the edge giddiness, be staggered toward resigns. meloararnatic, of drugged sleep. "How a it go- the doctor. He shook a [let in lie tool< a pace forward and ing, feller?" -NANCY the urbane taco. "Take it easy! iltildslisaazISSZtsilidia.ri110/18CadiNSIA.Ji by Ernie Bwahailiew then another. Bond crouched, ..,a. bad. Just doped." Damn you! What do you KDOW ba-king caretully so as not to "Doctor said I wasn't to see about taking It easy rein me cut rus rubber ski on the rough you. But I thought you might what's the matter with that k-4EY SAY A coral, into the narrow care passage. to hear the score. Okay?" girl! Where is me? What's U341 INC. Largo came SPRING cOINC I DE NCE on, slowly. deliber- "Sure." Mind struggled to IMAGINE number ol ber room?" Bond a STREET PL 3-1372 a ately. In two more paces no concentrate. He didn't really bands fell limply to his sides. FINDING- A) rTLIKE Ti-IAT IS would attack. care. All ne could think about He said feebly, -For beavee s SPRING. ON ,GOOD LUCK Bond caught a glint of move- was the girt. same tell me, Doctor. 1, 1 aeso ment out in the open behind "Well. I'll make It quick. to know... SPRING. Largo. Someone to the rescue? Doctors just doing his rounds The doctor said patiently, STREET But the glint was white, not and I'll get nen if ne finds me kindly, "Someone has ill-treated black, ft was one of theirs: here. They ve recovered ooth be?. She is Suffering from burns Largo leaped forward. bombs and Kotze-the physicist -many burns. She is still is Bond kicked Off the coral and cnap - is singing like a bird. great pain. But"-be waved • dived down, but Largo was Seems SPECTRE', a bunch of reassuring hand-"loside she Is ready. His knee came up hard really big-time hoodlum& Head- well. She La in the next room. ' against Bond's need and then quarters in Paris. They banked in No. 4. You may see ner, but i from above, both Ms bands millions Of dollars since they only for a minute. Then she will came down and got Bond by the got going five or dx years ago. steep. And so will you. Yea?" neck, lifted him up like a child, This job was going to be the He held open the door. I, and held him at arms length, final haul. We were right about *Thank you. Thank you. Doc- I pressmg. Miami. It was going to be Tar- tor." Bond walked out of the The blood was miming In get No. 2. They were going to room with faltering steps. His Bond's head and tie anew he plant the second bomb In the blasted legs were beginning to LIL' ABNER field . was gone. yacht basin." g.ve again. The doctor watched hi AI Cap isee-dop, Slowly he sank to his knee:i. Bond smiled weakly. "So now him go to the door of No. 4, vilFr7" But now, why was nit sinking ? everybody a nappy." watched him open It and close bUT, NO'101 A -UNTIL OH,LATE LI I_ 1 What had happened to the "Oh, sure. Except e- me. it again behind him with the U'L LIAR!! hands at his throat? His eyes, Haven't been able to get away exaggerated care of, a 'drunken ABNER-91 YO'MAI squeezed tight In agony, opened from my damned radio until man. The doctor went off along TEETER11.11 BE GONE,BUT -YORE and there was lighL En front now." the corridor thinking: It won't ROCK BRAII, 60 MAROON' Leiter of hint Largo, Largo with a cocked an ear. He do him any harm and it may do noes ON,IN VORE CHILE spear sticking horribly through moved swiftly to the door. "Hell, her some good. Is is what she his neck, lay kicking feebly on there's that damned medic gum- QN RAID!! needs-some tenderness. THEW' pie sand. Behind tarn and look- shaping down the corridor! Be Inside the small room, the big-down at the body stood a seeing you, James." He quickly jalousies threw Lands of light small, pale figure f 1 t t in g turned the door handle, listened and shadow over the bed. Band a.nother spear into an tinder- for a moment, and slipped'out staggered over to the bed and water gun. The long hair flowed or the room.• ' knelt down beside it The Email round der head like a veil_ In Fee bi y. desperately, Hoed bead on the pillow turned to- the luminous sea. Called, "Waite Felix! Felix!" Ward Mitt. A hand came out and But A Borril.spst slowly to his feet. the door had closed. Bond grasped his 'hair, pulling his. He took. a step forward. Sod- sank back and lay staring at head closer to her. Hsi, voice denly he felt his knees begin- the cedir.g. Slowly anger boiled said huskily, "You aregto stay inside ning to give. He leaned sgainst up him-and panic. Why here. Do you understand? You the coral, his mouLtr slackening hell-didn't someone tell him are not to go away.' V. round the oxygen tube. Water about the girl? What the hell •4 tub 41 op. When Bond didn't answer, she ;„.. to. •• ••41,4,44 ; seeped into his mouth. NO! he did he care afkiut all the rest? 14644 oft feebly shook Ida bead to and • • •• said to terstalf. No/ Was she all right? Wtiere Don't let was fro. "Do you hear me, James: ABBIE AN' SLAT hat happen! she? Do you understand?" 5 IrlimesepplIPINCAftpli*Olitlier ashelfeler.- 1 Shea felt -44*Nwrolyes-940.00 - • bv.itssissie Vampassis A' hand took one of his. But The dooeopened. Bond' Jerked Bond's body reaping to- the 7E0 ON WHAT ‘, 'YOu ,NAME I HIS if, A MAT TER FQR HIGHER Dominos eyes behiad her mask •bimself upright.. He shouted floor- When she let go titieleairn.1 e- hara4443 0S,-6-ATS. • -7•••••••••-- • were somewhere else. They Were furiously at the White-chated he slumped down on the rug be- 44t AN -14E -)Ps Wyss. '"t- •Itetki'r '4 15.'''''' `''`'" --2.54.01 What rime, 'The gift- How is 'she? side her bpd. She earierens arson. NIAWL- s• ,_ ...eamenes'i=fGwills..aearsg, ?? .1•••1••••••4 4.4 .-4 - )T4IAVX - -.1. 27i E; 4 491- .-:i• -• Age fUSpd i Y imIake again. , 43'et01" saps carefully, di»vn at aim. He was alre1417 WOWS MESE 1 /14.6....1 r-l° • • - . . His eyes took in the blood "Miss tan will be all right. asleep with his head cradled on - , .For the moment she le suffer- the inside of his forearm. ,...... r ing from shock. She needs rest." The girl watched the dark, ▪ • ronouohlfiderhtiobeithrktilid#eth,..seLtazindgi:nr. "What else? What was the rather cruel face for a moment * ' .11:thie,mheeyarsunless he did eomething matter with her 7" Then she gave a small eel, &Doti it. Slowly his leaden legs "She bad WW1= a long way. pulled the pillow to the edge of beget' to An the black tine. She was not in a condition tO the bed so that It was Just They were moving up. It wasn't undertake such a physical above tern, .Sad her head down so difficult after all. And now, strain." so that she could see him when- vaguely, her own fIns were help- "Why not?" ever she wanted to, A and closed ing. The doctor moved toward the her eyes. 1 The two bodies reached the door. "And now you too must THE END 4 W4N /,4414, 4

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and 46 minates.- a heart'weakne,, '0 len she g &dm Clonal* Swimmer Has Now, at 27. she is preparing for out during an 880-yard swimmmg Read today's'Sports an even more difficult swim 128 competition. Navy doctors order- Tuesday. May 29th miles of the Atlantic Ocean from ed immediate rest and then limit- Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - PLaza 3-4947 President .Leslie Putnam of the Montauk Point, Long Island. N.Y., ed duty for the remainder of her Calloway County Retired Teachers Long Record • to Coney Island. Or. she said. if military career. Association has called a meetingf she can- get clearance, from the "They told me I'd probobly have of this organization in Room 1 of.B New York Habor authorities. she to take-it elsy the rest of my life," Student Union Building at 9:30 hind Her will try to add another 15 miles she said. a.m. Dr. John Quertermous will and come into the Battery at the But Miss Sullivan went right be the sPeaker. election An of tip of Manhattan Island. on with her swifiiming avocation officers will also be held. By GAY PAULEY wre•ea• Ve e The swim will begin July -4. she through three years at Washburn • • • UPI Women's Editor said, in an interview. And, if the.. University, Topeka, Kan., NEW YORK [UK — At the age and jobs Wednesday. May 30th weather is favorable, she will as continuity writer at CUTS IMPORT DUTIES ,, 4,v..o. Britt Sullivan was pad - radio sta- . The Memorial Day picnic of csimpletelhe distance Indays,siç tions. IS.TOP. Topeka. then ••••••••••• `;`;1`!dling around in the Manly swim- %I/wt.-0'. Calloway Counlai•I)C6untry Club or a total of- 144 houri without Louisville. -BOW tro The West Ger- I ming puul in her native Omaha. will be served at 6 p.m.. catered ever leaving water. If the weather man Parliament voted Tuesday At 26. she set a long distance Currently she is teaching swim- by the ladies of the Calloway is less than favorable, the swim cut ih half 11T1pOrt dutlea !swimming record by covering the ming in Manhattan for a chain of might run eight or even nine tomobiles from Common MIKA County High School PTA. Hostess' 134 miles of Ohio River from Cin- physical fitness centers But in a.1 days she said. countries in order to offset do- will be Messrs and Mesdames Ed cinnati to Louisville 59 few weeks she will move to the, in hours The odds on her completing mestic price boosts Settle, H. T. Waldrop. A. W. Sim- environs ef Montauk, the eastern- BOOKS SAY such a strenuous swim," mons Sr., Louis Charles Ryan, and most tip of Long Island, begin to "CONGRATULATIOnS" Miss Madelyn Lamb. Mental Attitude. Important her ocean training. e • * Primary .. . They're all in her favor, she This summer's swim will take JEFFREY'S BEST, believes, because she has the right much longer than last summer's. Continued from Page One mental attitude. This, said the she explained, because there are MUNSING WEAR brunette swimmer, is even more the Atlantic', currents and waves. CLOTHING for the by senatorial duties, PERSONALS important than phy-sical endur- plus the drag of salt water on GRADUATE Loas ofthe corwressioral seat the body. She is charting a course resulted in effect in combining ance. Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. McAl- Miss Sullivan considers tier abottt one-half mile- off shore. the old congressional districts of lister of Terrace Park. Ohio, an- swimming more than 'just a mat- Brent M. Spnice and Frank L. Tests Skin nounce the birth of a daughter. - ter of setting records. It's a .con- Protectors Laeaders • BOONE'S weighing seven and one-half unuing experiment in man's 'abil- vrawling from the Ohio River al- Picking up the tab for the c)st 810,14 ilf•t! pounds. born on Tuesdav. May 22. most to the Tennessee border. ity to survive long periods in the of the swim including a crew of She has been christened Sarah THE N t Running water, and proof—to her and her at least four persons manning an They have two other daughters. Spence. at 37 the oldest mem- doctor—that a once weak heart is escort launch will be several com- RAVEN Meredith Ann and„ Ginn): Sue. ber of Congress. declined to run good as new. mercial organizations interested in JETLINER CRASHES IN IOWA NIGHT STORM—Bound from Chi- BOOK SHOP who are visiting their grandpar- against in what amounted to a "Last rear on the Ohio." she tt.nrig skin protectors for lone cago to Los Angeles, a Continental Airlines Boeing 707 jet- ents. Mr. and -Mrs. Charlie liner Craw- new district for him. leaving the recalled, "I got a gash on my hours in salt water and in survival like the one pictured crashed in a turbulent night storm ford of near Murray. field 4, Chet( and 11 northern head from a log ... and it would feeding. , Centerville in south-central Iowa. Forty-five persons • •. were aboard. Kentilans who jumped into the have been easy to give' up be- Four of the eight crew members are (from The long distance left) race when Spence announced his cause I was swimming with blood swimmer hostesses Stella Ann Berry, 20, Tomah, Wis., Mary Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ward of wears a regular R. McGrath, retirement. All but seven ot these streaming from the cut. I was in tank style suit of 20, River Forest, Ill., Martha Joyce Rush, 23. Huntington, Term , were the rec- nylon jersey. Stamford, have since officially withdrawn, extreme pain. covers distance with Conn., and director of passenger services David ent guests of his brt,ttier. Andrew Eric Olssen, 40, and those, four also announced "But to me. you don't give up either a crawl cr an overarm side Los Angeles. There was only one survivor, • Ward and Mrs Ward. stroke she has developed to Nakano Takehlko, 27, a DRESSES their vnthdrawal but too late to the 70 miles you've already done. get student at Northwestern Univer- • • • her sity get their names off the ballot. "Nor, if it were an emergency, through waves, and figures from Japan, and he died later. ("twit seems a sure-fire winner. would you give up your )ife. I her normal weight of 130 will have Legion Auxiliau In the 1st District. Rep. Frank want to prove that we can learn to be stepped up to 150 for SINATRA GETS KEYS A. Stubblefield of Murray is op- survival for long periods in water. the gruelling distance. THEY'RE DIMING Monday posed for renosn.nation Miss Sullivan. daughter of a ca- Will Aleet by Noble She lost 15 pounds on the Ohio now stationed MADISON. Wis. 4tirt — J. Gregory, Mayfield banker whom reer Army officer River swim. TOKYO 00 — American is good for The American Legion Auxiliary he unseated .n a tight race four in Seattle. Wash., grew up in singer Wisconsin anglers Frank Sinatra was given the The state consers will meet at the Legion Elall at years ago. StLibblefield is heavily Omaha where she said she learned Miss Sullivan hopes that her ex- keys -attion depart- I- the city of Tokyo Monday ment said 7:30 p.m. on Monday, May .18. favored and there is no Republi- to swim in a backyard pool. periments with distance swim- for Wednesday that fishing donating about 125,000 to the was generally can candidate. She joined the WAVES after ming may produce new knowledge. city's good throughout the 9.98 children's homes The nominating committee, Will Polls sill be open from 6 a. m. graduation from high school and on man's stamina. 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