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R FRIEND your friend is a Home For °HOSPITAL AUTHORITY ASKED BY COMBS area, tell her will help her should see a Religion In Schools Ruled I Would Operate Hospitals that her "buy Is to her and Unconstitutional Today Purchased From The UMW parents are I their old age. WASHINGTON alit -- The Su- an establishment of religion or pro- By JOSEPH VARILLA lion was one of two constitutional something, do preme Court ruled today that use The same prohibition is applied to United Press International provisions which contronted state that ,n things of the Lord's Prayer and Bible the states by the 14th Amendment FRANKFORT. Ky. tat — 00V. officials in preparing tne iewisaii- been talking reading as devotional opening exer- under previous Supreme Court (le- alert Combs asked the General As- tion The other was a provision nds, and they cises in public schools is tines:nista eisions sembly today to create a regional calling for the seperateion of cnurcn are the same tuitional The court cited both amendments hospital authority to operate five and state. are too strict Clark declared: "The place of last year in ruling out use in New United Mine Workers union hos- The governor said that both these parents were religion in our society is an ex- York schools of a 22-word non- pitals in eastern Kentucky. obstacles were overcome. they seem to alted one, achieved through a tong denominational state-written pray- He also requested that the legi- t can I do? He stressed tradition of reliance on the notne, er. slators appropriate tundst boor med- what be said ardisill aRISONER" be the function of the church and the inviolable cita- That opinion also was 8 to 1 with ical support served by, the author- the National t": You can Board of Missions of del of the individual neart and Stewart dissenting ity. the United ars that you Presbyterian Churca in mind. The Lord's Prayer case was The governor. In an address to coart estion enough abseil with the hospitals "We have come to recognize thro- brought by a Baltimore mother, a joint session of the legislature. the million ugh bitter experience that it is not Mrs Madelyn E. Murray. and ner said the action he was unprecedent- erung—before He said the role of the ,nun•ri to proMems in within the power of government to son. William J. Murray III, both ed and could lead "has been widely muunterpretea invade its purpose or effect be to athielsts They challenged a 19110 the future. RUNAWAY TRUCK KILLS GIRL—Thit old building in downtown "The church at no time nas pro- not an- aid or oppose, to advance or re- rule of the board of school com- Duluth, Minn., caved in when an out-of-control truck crashed "It is possible, though posed to buy. start. supervise or "that future de- ply, write to tard" missioners requiring reading the Into it after killing a six-year-old girl and Injuring 15 other ticipated." he said. operate these hospitals nor does authorities everly Hills, "In the relationship between man Bible and--or recitation ot the persona. The truck also left a 100-yard path of seven velopments of similar it propose to do so now. he saia on the state le a self-ad- and religion, the state is conunit- Lord's Prayer without comment smashed cars. The 18-year-uld driver said his brakes failed might pose a demand "It has offered . . . to use as gooa would alter tne tie- 'elope. .Abby ted to a position of nuetrallaya the every morning. and he lost control of the truck. Treasury that offices in an effort to anaa an ac- require long-awaited opinion concluded. The Maryland Court of Appeals tore of the problem and ceptable and fitiatIcialls feasible legislature ' Clark said this neutrality is upheld the practice on April is, review' by the way to keep these hospitais open state "clearly and concisely stated in 1962, by a 4 to 3 vote He pointed out that the Combs said the board ot tnis- tuncts to the words of the First Amendment The Pennsylvania case was ini- Constitution forbids state Sons would areas in creating the institutions and The First Amendment says, "Con- tiated by a Unitarian couple, Mr. special non-public regional hospital authority which Inc. 1 sandy BILLY EDD WHEELER, folk singer, playwright. composer, and pro- gress shall make no law respecting and Mrs Edward L Senempp, who he said that in order to would "acquire and operate tne-se testaonal actor, plays the challenging role of Mr Rivers In "Stars hibiting the free exercise thereof" have two chtldren In Abington High Development Of this provision "the same support hospitals " MURRAY in My Crown" Mr Rivers, a new-type character for outdoor drama, to any and School A 1913 state law requires must be made available He added that the church would symbolizes the great rivers in West Kentucky. that 10 verses of the Bible be read all such hospital authorities that be able to develop a practical. long- lEAL Billy Edd now lives in New York. but he is a graduate of Berea without comment at the opening or qualify according to the definition College, and ru.s parents live in Central City. range policy it the state provided 61 John Sims each school day-- a practice dating and judgment of the Department support payments to indigent pa- back to colonial times Area Will Be A of Health." tients sufficient to give assurance A new type of character will be College with a B.A in English The program is carried on by But the governor said tor the In Of financially sound operation Emir ' Introduced to outdoor drama White at Berea he was active In means of a loudspeaker by the stu- immediate future only the eastern "I believe. and believe lam% "Stars in My Crown" which will draanatics, writing six plays which Transferred dents in the school's television work- Kentucky regional authority meets In the traditional concept ot in. open at the new Kentucky Lake were produced by the college drains shop The court was told that the 1 the requirements set forth in tne separation of church and state kAmptlitheater June 22. group He was principal actor and school buys the King James version administration bill which will be he said, " and I can . Author Kermit Hunter has intro- singer in Paul Green's The Wilder- John D. Sims, Jr.. Soil Scientist 'Demonstration' assure rou of the Bible but that the pupils introduced today. Rivers, with the U. 8 Soil Conservation now that the proposal to be woo- JG duced a fantasy figure, Mr. ness Rood, and for one season he normally read their own the re- Limited to Fiscal Year epitomize the great Service has been assigned to Harare. nutted to you will by no 'striae' to the drama to emus dance director and assistant vised. version. Daisy and others- He said it was partially tor this rivers of wen iCaririfity The sorter stage In 1964 he was an Kentucky. from Murray, accorarnir of the ramehaalaaa ustrasee urn According to custom. the Lord's The development of the "Between gress on funds. Plans call for devel- reason that the effect of the bill Ulu concept who sill play this jovial and some- Italian dancer in Kerma Hunter's to an announcement made today by Prayer follows. although the law the Rivers" area will be a -demon- opment of the site as a demonstra- is limited to the fiscal year 1963- Horner A. Taff, State The governor admitted that tne iday ,a tames sinister figure is Billy Edd Horn In The West Bill Edda par- Conservation- does not mention it. 64. Oration in resource development" tion showing how a large area can bill "is a W Wheeler. famous already in many ents reside at Central City. Ky., ist Lexington, Kentucicy abort range remedy rather A special three-judge federal according to authorities in Washing- be devoted to a wide range of public "It is my hope that the knowl- than a fields of the entertainment world. while Billy Dad resides in Mr Sims will the Perry lung range cure out sato N**de Brooklyn, court in Philadelphia ruled the ex- ton recreation uses. edge gained in this year of exper- N Y County Soil Conservation Districts. the state must tsar a cautious eour.• Bill Edd has achieved prominence where he spends most of his ercises unconstitutional on Feb. 1, ience will enable the next regular tune wnting Prior to his asstgranent to Hazard, Uses planned for the land range in regard to its facet secures as composer of poplar songs His plays, music, and poet- 1962, as a violation of the First Development of the project, 'ac- session of the General AdeSenidly he assisted the from boating and water sports to Trying to Bev Time aorks have been sung by many ry between concert engagements. Calloway Soil Con- Amendment, cording to the White House will to carefully appraise the legisla- servation upland hunting. Mr Wagner said "What we are attemptite here other famous artists For example, Having once received a full-tuition District show how an area with limited tion .enacted at this session,- Mr the Between-the-Lakes project a-ill is not to revive a roma at Pat Boone has recorded his "Rock , grant from the Yale Drama School Sims received a B S Degree agneultural, timber and industrial Combs said. in be a place where individuals, families prevent Its collapse." at gewernos Boll Weevil", Mike Clifford his, for studying playwratng. he hopes to Agronomy from the University resources can be converted into a The question of Norman Colson Made and organized groups can enjoy the special levant- said. "We are MMUS Md, idapine ''What to Do With Laurie." Rex Al-' hecome a playwright in time. of Kentucky in January 1962 He recreational area to stimulate eco- outdoors conveniently and awe- - to keep the peapde time scot,- len his -Roll Up Your Sleeve,- the served in the U S Air Force from Airman Second Class nomic growth. Cornplettion of the The role of Mr Rivers requires penavely. otny and even the Iwo ad mid re- Kingston Trio his "The Reverend 1952 to 1966. having served in Japan development will require about ten many moods The turbulent Ten- gloms alive until mere alielslesient A Mr Black." Hank Snow his "The ' and North Africa, years. It will be started soon, the "The greatest asset soon will be Baseball Program At nessee and the Cumberland, the CASTLE AFB. Calif. — Norman correctives can be unionsilleda " Man Who Robbed the Bank at Sen_i White House said 300 miles of shoreline close to the Ohio and Mississippi. are all em- Park Well Underway He said the the ta Fe,' and many others "The Rev- D. Colson of Almo, Ky. has been population center of the contient," vaimenses at bodied in this strange dancing fel- 4-H Members Leave A rise Redevelopment A cimin id ra- erend Mr Black" has already cold' promoted to airman second class In "TVA is delighted Between-the- Mr. Wagner said, low who is at Limes genial and tion to make a IMP Maim grant more than one million copies, and For Camp Today the United States Air Force Lakes is one of the most exciting The land involved in the project friendly, at times angry and venge- The baseball program tor boys to purchase the baspitais retire.; "Santa Fe' is on its was to being a Airman Colson, an aircraft me- projects TVA has ever had." board is generally lacking in natural re- ful He must speak in gay collo- is well underway at the City Part, Bents a "mcniticatt second such smash Calloway County 4-Hers left to- chsnic, is assigned to the 93rd Or- chairman A J Wagner said on sources The timber is of low quality arawstarour n quialisms at times, and again In the The Park League has been divided in federal attitude" pro- BM EMI has been a folk singer day for 4-H Camp located at Daw- ganizational Maintenance Squadron hearing of the announcement in and little value. The soil is not pro- tome at pontifical, almost Biblical language here. asto two age groups .7-8-91 --- 110- blems of eastern and balladeer for many years He son Springs, Ky. They will stay un- Knoxville. The area. which TVA ductive and is little used for farm- IlLeindaill- of a seer and a prophet He dances 11-121. There are eleven teams in Thts special session was Use triad has done more than 300 concerts of til Friday. June 17" The airman, whose grandfather, said will be within a oneday drive ing No minerals underlie It. TVA a jig, sings a mournful folk song, this league with 175 boys playing. land final phase of a phut to assure folk Music in colleges, fine arts cen- While at carrsp they will parti- M B Colson, resides on Rt 1, Alma of one-fourth of the population of says. tells a joke, pretends to be part of is a They play each afternoon starting 'hr contained operation• the live ters. radio and television programs cipate In the following activities: former student at Almo High the nation, will be for "the public TVA estimates about half the the history of the state, conjures up at 4 o'clock with two games sched- hospitals in Middlesboro, ihe appeared with Arlene Preheat, Nature Study, Swimming. Boating, School His wife. Jackie, is the U, use, not just to visit," the TVA area's use would involve camping, tat rim n the paa, and in general skim and Whitesburg. Mery Griffin. Oscar Brand, the The- Group games, Handicraft. Polk daaighter of Mrs Anous Dotson of Board of Directors said, and prepared camp sites are being uled Monday through Panay McDowell and Ha.r.sra plays and teases his way through The Murray Little has odore Bawl, and twice was featured Games. Vespers, and other wea- Rt.‘4, Benton, Ky. planned ratimately for 5,000 or League Call Follows V. N. Approval Stars In My Crown its one of the Present planning is general and The governor Issued on NBC's Monitor a As a recording ve leS more family groups — as many as six teams with 90 boys playing. the Call tor most interesting creations of all the tentative pending action by Con- The little league plays on the special sessicmi late artist he has produced two LP re- 4-H members attendmg include: 20.000 overnight campers. Tues- Iet-ids% aft - outdoor drama. Girls To Sign On days. Thursdays and Fridays ernoon alter Presicleni cords for Monitor Recrds. entitled Craig Calhoun, Lloyd Cooper, Phil- -TVA will move ahead as quickly The KenneaS flea first ball game starts at 6 o'clock. announced that the Area Rea," "Billy Edd, USA." and "Billy Edd Billy Edd is able to handle this lip Bonner. Pat Lamb, Roger Pain, Tuesday For Tennis as possible in buying land if funds Eddyville Prisoner The Murray Pony League has tour velopmunt Adnuniatration approved and Bluegrass Too." A third album assignment with ease and with con- Terrill Tidwe41. Pat Scott. Dennis are provided," Mr. Wagner said. teams with 60 boys participating. a grant of $311 million to ptirenade is being released this summer viction He is by heritage a part of Sears, Rodney Tidwell, Darrell Hop- Hangs Self Saturday "Full development would take an estimated five This league plays on Monaays the hospitals train tie, Miners me- Born at Whaesdlle, W. Va , he the land of America, and he is by kins, Pat Lampe. John Young, Bud- All girls ages 10-17 who are In- -years, but some re- creation and Thursdays with the games mortar 1-topital Aaa(iciat ion fl 'he was mired in the typical coalmlning nature akin to the people whose dy Dodson, Daruie Osborn, Keith terested In learning how to play activities would be available EDDYVIL.LE, Ky. tar — The to the public starting at 6 o'clock The baseball UMW ns. at of Highcoal. At 16 he went to destinies are told In Stars In My Hamlin, Larry Roberta, Billy Hend- tennis may sign up at the City almost immediately. body of Kentucky State Peniten- "If program In Murray is giving 365 When the UMW diaciossed several • Swamies-ma, N C to attend high Crown He shows maturity, under- on, Kent MeCtuston, Henry Arm- Park on Tuesday June 18, at 9 wore begins this year, re- tiary prisoner David Gammon, 27, boys an opportunity to participate months ago that it would diaron- school and the college farm, dairy, standing. spirit, and skill in his In- strong, Calvin Douglas Jarrett, Nel- o'clock Lessons will be given two creation use of the area is expected who hanged „himself in his cell to reach four or five in an organized program . t'nue operation of the itoapitals. and building crews_ ter preta.tion Above all, he seems son Murdock, Johnnie Kees:), Larry hours a week for each girl They million "visitor- Saturday. was 'returned to Bowling days" in The coaches of these teams are officials from eastern Kentuctv anti He graduated in 1955 from Berea to be haying a good time Tidwell, Glen McCu iston John may be taken on Mondays and .196(3, when most facilities Green today. people who are interested in the state and federal Cooper, Bobby Williams and Wil- Wednesdays. or Tuesdays and would-be in operation." chil- 'over:me:its Warden worked out a liam Ross, Thursdays L.uther Thomas said Some accommodation already dren, and given of their time. ttiree-pronreci agree- Ganunon tied one leg of his coy ment to keep the hospitals open Ellen Watson, Gall Smith, Debbie Times will be arranged at the dot the western shore of Kentucky Breathitt, Nunn er-ails around his neck and 'MA plan included Calhoun. Nancy Williams, Susan meeting on Tuesday This program the Lake, and there will be desirable other leg to bars at the top of his VIsITED HERE --Agreement bi the Wmailser Will Share Platform Williams, Aileen Palmer, Cella Tay- Is free, but each child will need sites for private commercial devel- Bosco of cell. The body was discovered Nattonal Misssmwiv of the lor, Debbie Miller, Nona Lee liar- a tennis racket, tennis shoes and a by opment . on the opposite share of — -- Unieo prison guards Presbyterian Church to sell, Kay Adams, Carol Jean Hicks, ball Barkley Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Fair and son. take CAW Ilkopert Gammon was sentenced to ')pi-ration n1 the Cathy Harris, Leered& Adams, Deb- Anyone who messes the sign tip con- "The plan being considered would Bobby, of Colambia. Tetut visited tscdpatals. current terms of five years for A grew tram the AiliA BMW Paw. awawailliowl DANVILLE, Ky. (179 Edward orah Galloway. Deana Barzell. Mar- on Tuesday may contact Dennis include no commercial recreation in the home of their parents Mr to pur- rape and two years for detaining chase them from the hospital as- 1. T Breathitt Jr. Democrat. anti tha Kemp, Pat White. Lea Ann Taylor at the park establishments in the national re- and Mrs. Cordis Fair over the week a woman creation socta t ion . Louie B Nunn. Republican, candi- Lampe, Judy Kelso and Kathleen area Itself,- TVA said end High Yesterday Se diates for gcnarnor. will speak tor Madrey. Action by the state to assure Yesterday solvent operation of use rinapstau Low the first time on the same plat- Leaders accompanying the 4-H Today 67 for the first 715 form in the campaign here tonight. Club members include: Al Lampe, FIVE DAY FORECAar seVeral Years under the new setup Rainfall Breathitt and Nunn will address Mrs William Bazzell, and Mary Total Rainfall 1.19" the annual business seesons of the Beth Avoid l'neoatestlapIlossal Aolliao Baltzell, LOUISVILLE IrPit — The extended Presbyterian gate .synods and sy- The hoissitais will be or a — — weather forecast for the five-day nodicals U. S and U S A.—U, P. non-profit Nerd nestle up 01 lead- by United Press International RESERVATIONS FOR "SHELTERS period, Tuesday through Saturday, The synoclicala women and sy- ing citizens at eastern Kenn's-icy Western Kentucky—Partly cloudy by the U.S Weather Bureau nods Men will convene in the Cen- Anyone It was feared that a such a ware a'and a little warmer today and Tues- wishing to make a res- Temperatures will average two to tree College gymnasium to hear ervation for a was not set up. there would be day Fair and mild again tonight. shelter at the City four degrees below seasonal normals the candidates meek as part ot a Park should call danger of runtime •totii St us see- High today in low Ms low tonight 753-6424 from 1 with a warming trend the latter raegrarn on "Faith and Politics" until floss of the Constitution much pre- near 60 2.00 o'clock Monday througn part of the week Kentucky normal sponsored by the Joint Synods' Friday avait- scribes the separation ot churen The 5 a m EST temperatures: There are tax shelters mean temperature 75 degrees Louis- Council on Social Education anti able and Mate Louisville 56, Lexington 57, Coving- for reservation These shelters ville normal extremes 66 and 63 de- Christian Education will be reserved upon call. Mondays Day-to-day operation in the hos- ton 52, Paducah 59, Bowling Green grees. Total rainfall will average pitals will be in the through Sundays, during the mon- hanos ot .ne 60, London 59, Hopkinsville 60, Dr Rex H Knowles, Centre's one-qualifer Inch or less in northern loxesbl, t erIan ths of June, July. and August Huntington, W Va., 50, Evansville, dean of chapel and chairman of Kentucky to approximately, three- Both federal There Is no charge for this service and state 0111, taw Ind , 56. the United Presbyterian Synods' quarter,. of an inch in the south, were determined that the nosipt - Committee on Church and Society, occurriag near the weekend. tals should remain open Even wit n (MURRAY LODGE 105 HI- LO will direct questions to Nunn and the hOpel a is Medical care in mien NEW YORK 17PS — The lowest : LLAVES FOR CAMP Breathitt from the audience. of esteem KPIlf 11CiLV IS ronatriereil temperature In the nation reported Murray Lodge 105 F dt AM will CALLED REBELS IN BRITISH CABINET—According to a story In the London Daily Express, • Inadequate because of a isea cit Weather Bureau this The program le Intended'o stim- meet tonight at 730 at the Lodge Nancy Ryan, daughter of Mr and these four members of the British cabinet are seeking the resignation of Prime Minister to the U S facilities and qualified perron net morning. excluding Alaska and Ha- ulate interest in the gubernatorial Hall. Work will be In the Master Mrs Maurice Ryan, lett Sunday tor Harold Macmillan as a result of the security-sex scandal involving former War Minister Va She will If the hospitals were rkise0 'he waii, was 38 at Craig. Colo The campaign and dramatize the Tele- Mason Degree. Camp Appalachia, John Profumo. They are (from left) Sir Edward Boyle, minister of education: Henry Girls situation a usild Alm's.. impos- highest Deported Sunday was 112 Nance of Christian faith In the af- All Master Masons are urged to serve as a Councilor in the Brooke, home secretary; Enoch Powell, health minister and reported leader of the rebels. Camp for the summer. sible at Thermal, caw. fairs of state. attend. and Sir Keith Joseph, housing minister. •

TWO THE LE HER lk TIMIS — HURR•Y. aINTbeIz MONDAY — JUNE 10, 1963 s nide -•••••••••••••• THE LEDGER Et TIMES KIELISHED by LEDGER ik TWOS PIM/RHINO COMPANY. Inc-, ZOSSOIMIMOO Of the Murray Ledger, The OnlIcwaY Tunes, And Th. Coach Reagan Three nines-Herald. October 20, 1928, and ths West Kentuckian, January 1, 19413 JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER We reserve dis night to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor, Yoke Items which, in our opinion, are not for the beet in- With or Public Splits Title Prove The Case • barest of our renders. NATIONAL REPINSENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER co., 11100 Morehead state Mads.son Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; Siet:wonh Bldg., Detroit, Mich. Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for tranAnissioii OrPitchinglo AL Second Class Matter. LOUISVILLE teL — Johnny the OVC crown with charley's By United Press International Senators, 4-2 and 6-4: the Red Murray and Rex Chaney Morehead team. a hich won the SUBSILMIPPTION RATES: By Carrier lax Murray, per week 20e, per Reagan of Sox routed the Baltimore Orioles Morehead. AllesSe tennis won their Eastern Division title with a 9-9 month88q. I,c Calloway and adjoining bounacs, per year, e4-50. else- of ?itching still is "the name of 8-1 and 12-5, and the Angels bra, divisional titles and shar- mark, and split a two-game play- where, WOO. respective the game" and the Chicago White the Twins, 5-3 and 5-4. Ohio Valley Conference title, off with Murray. ed the Sus firm of Johnny Bushardt, Juan In the National League, the Cin- The Outelaatilag Carle Amid of a Community I. Ins the conference The Player of the Year avrard - were named today as Pizarro and Jim Brosnan is more cinnati Reds swept the New York was split. between a palr of besprity ita Newepepair" baseball coaches of the year by also than proving the case to American Mets, 11-5 and 10-3. Houston and coaches. left-handed pitchers, sophomore Vote of their fellow League rivals San Francisco split, the Cone tak- Dugan of Murray and Reagan s Murray team won all George Dave ing the opener, 3-0 and the Giants MONDAY — JUNE 10, 1963 ' Eastern Kentucky. Binsharde who leads the AL 11 of its OVC Weistern Division Quick of the nightcap. 4-3; the Chicago Cubs pitchers with an earned run av- games, finished with a season mark Dugan had a 9-0 record and an downed the Los Angeles Dodgers, erage of 199, spun a four-hitter of 27-4, and placed seven players on of 0.28 for 63 8-3, then lost, 2-0; the Pittsburgh at the Kansas City Athletics Sun- the division all-star team. innings. Quick was 6-2 with a 1.38 Pirates and St Louis Cards divid- Quotes From The News But the Racers still had to share ERA in the Eastern Division. day and partenrs Pizarro and Bros- ed. Pittsburg winning the first nan combined on an eight-hitter By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL 12 innings. 4-3, and St. Louis theW' in the nightcap to give the White second, 11-7, and Milwaukee beat WASHINGTON — Mrs. Philip A. Hart, wife of the Demo- Sox 2-1 and 3-2 decisions and a Philadelphia, -3, before dropping cratic senator from Michigan and a qualified pilot, com- virtual tie with the New York Hutchison's Lecture And Great the nightcap, 7-4 in 11 innings. menting on the Soviet commonette: Yankees for the league lead "It all shows that Russia is giving women a chance and Per Bushardt, who had an 8-12 we're not." Pitching Start Reds Winning won-lost record with the White Sox in 1962. it was his eighth win SALE COPENHAGEN — TV weather girl Anne Jerichou, who of the season against only MO FOR United Press International Cincinnati Reds out of their leth- said she welcomed the cosmonette's feat after the Christine By hpace It also merited the fourth It took an old fashioned tongue argy Keeler scandal. straight for the for- lashing and a traditional club one- Manager Freddie Hutchison pro- mer Chicago Cub and Philadel- "It looks as if Valentina is going to be the woman face- the I963 CUSHMAN tau pitching punch to snap vided the lecture and pitchers Jon phia Phillie who never before has saver after the recent adventures of a more down-to-earth Maloney and Jim O'Toole took it won more than eight games in any from there, backed by mine ex- Reseued Coast female." Actin Six DAYS IN UTYLI BAITIOX— by the one season in the majors SUPER-HUSKY plosive hitting, for a sweep Guard after being adrift to a 39 inch square baitbox In the NL1ERNBERG, Germany — Evangelist Billy Graham, Colin Kelly of the New York Mets Sunday. 11-5 Gulf of Mexico for gig days, without water or food, Russell Pizarro, a 14-game winner of the and 10-3. C. Swift, 45, a fisherman from West Springfield, Pan talks White Sox a year ago, picked up 350 cc motor, windshield, urging Germans to pray for President Kennedy: After the !stets had beaten the. to newsmen in Tort Myers, Fla. He said his 30-foot snap- victory No 7, but he needed help "The President bears the heavyiest responsibility of any Graduate Of Reds for the second day in a row per boat "Java" sank op Its inaugural run. He said he from Brosnan, the transplanted crash bars, buddy seat, man in the world." on Saturday. Hutchinson locked his could not wave to other fishermen because he was afraid his "author" frorn Cincinnati, who got speedometer. Perfect con- athletes in the clubhouse and ap- hatbox would overturn. Doctors said he was sunburned the final outs Before he left though riot act surprisingly good condition. WASHINGTON — Sen. Abraham Ribicoff (D.- Conn), parently read them the and blistered. but otherwise in Pizarro had fanned eight batters dition. Retail price $6 CO. West Point Of course. he hadn't forgotten the to run his total to 81 proposing 24-hour Senate sessions to combat any civil rights that the Reds lo.st five games filibuster: tart Will Sacrifice For Only to the Mets a year ago when los- Cincinnati 33 29 .532 3.1 The Yankees stayed nine per- the Senate should stay with this problem day WEST POINT. N. Y. let — Co- "I think the New Yorkers was con- Chicago 34 31 agn 4 centage points ahead of the Whits lin P Kelly III. proud bearer of a ing to in, day out, around the clock until ae find a legislative about as low as a club oould Milwaukee 30 32 484 13Is Sox by defeating the Detroit Ti- name made famous during the early sidered 8425.00 answer for many of these just grievances." Pitturgh 29 33 468 7 4, gers twice. 4-0 on Ralph Terry's of Wrold War II, graduated Mn days Philadelphia 29 34 450 8 three-hitter and 6-3 behind Bill S. Military Academy Maloney got off poorly in the from the U Houston 27 38 415 II Stafford and Hal Reniff before a Call Jim Williams, Jr. without the help- of that famed opener. giving up all five Niss York rims in the first three New York . 26 40 395 13 crowd of 44.357 at Yankee Stadium, name. , at 753-3147 or see at but he settled down a! Saturday's Results the largest of the season in the "I wanted to prove that I could flings, was touched for two ha,. Pittaburgh at St Louis Ppd. ram American League Ten Years Ago Today do It on my own. and if I wasn't that and 207 S. 13th Street the rest of the way Milwaukee 5 Philadelphia 3 LEDGER it TIMES FILE qualified to enter the academy. I leas singles The Cleveland Indiana, Los An- notching his 10th victory of the San Francisco 1 Houston 0 didn't believe it, would be right to geles Angels and Boston Red Sox season in 12 decisions Los Angeles 4 Chicago 1 take the place of someone who was also scored doubleheader wins The 0-Toole went turn one better, al- New York 4 Cincinnati I The South defeated the North in the fifth annual bas- qualified." he said - Indians shaded the Washington though he gave up 11 rota HOW - inindays Itesedis ketball game here Saturday night. Apademy officials explained that ever, the Mete weren't able to put Tilted Press International Pittsburgh 4 St Louis 3, 1st. 12 inns. frightened Kelly. whose father Capt Colin P. Be Murray and Calloway County residents were them together until the ninth alien St Louis 11 Pittsburgh 7. 2nd Kelly was the first West Pointer American League REPORT NIKE SUCCESS Saturday afternoon by high winds and dark clouds swooping they scored two runs rhe victory Cincinnati 11 New York 5, 1st to be killed In the Second World W I. Pet. GB out of the North from the direction of Paducah. - OToole's 121h against tnree Cincinnati 10 New York 3, 2nd War, could have entered the acad- was New York 34 23 506 — said today Milwaukee 5 Philadelphia 3 1st Mrs. Wayne Flora, Girl's State chairman, emy without taking a cempeuttve losses 'Chicago 31 26 5W7 — Philadelphia 7 Milwaukee 4, 2nd, WASHINGTON ter — The Deg that several girls from Murray have been selected to attend examinateon. San Francium St Louis sue Lou Boston 31 315 564 2'. dounteneaders, 11 inns fense Department Friday reported the seventh annual Girl's State sponsored by the American FUR Makes Request Angeles split their 10Ieveland 31 77 .504 312 Houston 3 San Francisco 0, 1st Nike Zeus anti-maniac fired from story goes back to Dec. 18. enabling the fourth-place Reds to Baltuncre 23 29 SRI Legion Auxiliary. The San Francisco 4 Houston 3. 2nd Kwajalein Island In the southwest then President pick up a itame on all three top Minnesota 312 29 1196 4 Pvt. Thomas Walton, whose parents reside at 1107 Vine 1941. when the Chicago 8 Los Angeles 3. lat Pacific made the sixth successful. WE'LL BANISH Franklin D Roosevelt penned a clubs Cincinnati now is only 3't Kansas City 30 31 492 Street, Murray, graduated from the General Equipment Re- Los Angeles 3 Chicago 0. 2nd interception of an IntercanUnental letter to the President whoever canes behind the Giant,s, who Met tie Angeles 32 34 405 Ins THEM FOR GOOD by the Qiartermaster School at Fort 71genday's Packable Pitchers ballistic missile. pair Course offered aught be in 1956 asking for the to the Colts, 3-0. before winning Det roe 34 36 400 ins he Pittsburvh at Milwaukee night — The target for the Army's Nike Lee. Va , June 20 appointment of young Kelly to the the nightcap 4-3 on tne strength Washington 21 in 318 171., Carchvell 2-8 vs Fiche 0-1 Zeus was an Air Force Atlas launch- Is the persistent presence academy of ninth inning relief ;incising uy Saturday's Results Philadelphia at Cincinnati night ed from Vanderiberg AFB, Calif., of silverfn.h getting you -- • At that time. Ftonsevelt said he Billy Pierce and Jim Duttaio Kansas City 4 Chicago 3 --Duren 1-1 vs Tsitouria 2-1 over a 5.000-mile trajectory The down? We'll get them out behalf of "this youth The Pittsburgh Pirates nippe(1 Ins Angeles 9 Minnesota 6 dad so on New York at St Louis night — announcement did not say what day token of the nation's appre- the Cardinals. 4-3 in the opener Cleveland 4 Washington 0 of your house or apart- as a Hook 3-4 vs Broglio 7-2 the sixth successful Nike Zeus itiot MURRAY LOAN CO. ciative of the honor, but he didn't on relief Al SicHean s 12115 Baltimore at Boston. Ppd., rain ment to STAY out! Lou Angeles at. Ban Francisco occurred, except that it was "rec- it that wan so he neat en- inning homer. but St Louis boun- New York 9 Detmtt 2 BOG W. Main Et. Telephone Pi. 3-2621 want night — Routes 9-3 vs O'Dell 9-2. ently." trance exams and passed, ced back to take the night-cap. 11-7. Sunday's Results 140ME-OVVNED LOAN CO." (Only games scheduled) GET OUR FREE presented his gold while the Chicago Cubs downed Inc Boston 8 Baltimore 1, lat Today he was Tuesday's Games int Colin P. Dodgers. 8-3. before bowing to Hoot- Boston 12 Baltimore 5 2nd bars and beoame 2nd lat. Pittsburgh at FOR ESTIMATE le Nich Willtute, 2-0, in the second Cleveland 4 Washington 2, 1st Milwaukee night CORRECT Kelly III Houston at Chicago Father Bomber Pilot game. Cleveland 6 Washington 4, 2nd TIME Philadelphia at Cincinnati. night aid We exterminate pests of Newsmen who talked with young LON Angeles 5 Minnesota 3, 1st Los Ang 5 Minn 4, 2nd. 11 inns. New York at St Louis, night TEMPERATURE Kelly said he was proud of the all kinds at low cost New York 4 Detroit 0, 1st Los'Angeles at Ban Fran. night DAY OR NIGHT dame he bore but did not want to Little League trade on it. His father was a tasnb- New York 6 Detroit 3. 2nd Standings er otkat who was killed three days Chicago 2 Kansas City 1. 1st PHYSICIAN STRICKEN Chicago 3 Kansas City 2, 2nd DIAL 753-Lo u6363icy TYPEWRITERS after the Japanese attack on Pearl PADUCAH. Ky. let -- Dr. Wil- Monday's Probable Pitchers KELLEY'S PEST Harbor Capt Kelly ordered his liam V Eaton, 59, a Paducah pins Baltimore at Beaton MoCor - crew to bail out and went down Cubs 5-0 clan for 33 years. died Funday at mick 1-3 is Wood 0-1 with the plane. Yanks 5-1 his home He had not been iii pre- PEOPLES BANK Washineton at Cleveland night CONTROL "Corky" nescr saw his father Cards 3-3 viotesly add had helped his mother Duckworth 2-4 vs Krallck 6-5. ot He was only 19 months old when Athletics 2-3 celebrate her 84th birthday Tuesday's Games Satur- Phone 753-3914 ADDING MACHINES the B-17 went down during an at- Nan, 1-5 day. Murray, Ky. tack on Japanese warships in the • Reds 1-5 Kansas Cit y at Lou Aug . night Chicago at Minnesota. night Patair Leading Hitters. First 2 Weeks NE HOUR Gen Douglas MacArthur made Willoughby — Reds 408 Detroit at Boston. night SERVICEIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIMWI Baltimore FOR SUE or IILNT the suggestion to Rooseselt that Knight — Athletics .1.38 at Cleveland. night the war hero's son be given special Jones -- Athletics 416 Washington at New York. night DRY consideration for appointment to Hornsby — Athletics 416 40aly games sehedisisdi West. Point when he became old IhicY — Cards 500 1 CLEANING enough. Nanny — ()girds - S001 National League SPECIAL OFFER! President Eisenhower made the Ernstberger — Yanks 545 appointment. but Kelly turned it M Cavalry — Cubs SOO L Pet. GB LEDGER & TIMES Monday, down. He sent to college for a R. Taylor — Cubs 571 Pan Francisco 38 27 585 June 17th, Th ru Thursday, June 20th year and then took examinations I) Woods — Cubs .416 St Louis 37 27 578 for entrance to the academy. IR. Woods — Cabs 400 Los Angeles 36 27 571 1 .103 N. 4th Street Murray, Ky. I..1 I N Dial 753-1916 ,SWEATERS WE DO REPAIR WORK ON ea. 0 ALL MAKES TROUSERS • Transistors to • Tape Recorders Free Moth Proofing • All Work Guaranteed • Hi-Fi and Stereo Sets ,<3 4 • Car Radios and Box Storage _ _ _ 2.95 (plus reg cleaning chg.) Speakers — AUTOMOBILE RADIOS OUR SPECIALTY — ONE HOUR ANDREWS MARTINIZING On The Square RADIO & TV SERVICE MACMILLAN DOESN'T SEEM WORRIED-13rItIsh Prime Minister Harold Macmillan waves to — well-wishers in Lyndon to fore meeting In emergency session with his cabinet and ask- ing for a vote of confidence for his handling of the Profumo sex and security scandal. PICKUP STATIONS — * WISHY WASHY NO. 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Williams, Jr. Standard brake boaster -44.< ejlk- 10411SIOLletqL 826 a 20 nyion-rugnway treed 3147 or see at am...Wm= t amass 1••••/.• 0.•••IVA. •P 0•• amtbilm front tires DAN FLAGG by ass Ilberweed 8_26 x 20 nylon-off arid on reel 13th Street tread rear tires mirrors. 1WTIAT NM WATPKW113 .No," came from the next to the lake, guards her Dual West Coast life bed been Kit Adams felt her 20t./M. now, he and his God. But very Made mossuagiese. She bad corn* EQILTPPED WITH TIIE to bete her ooh and to regard her -Then you would talk to me? soon be still be no more There only oultor, Bob Drake. as dull. There are so many things I will be none left to talk to this FOLDOWTNG DUMP BODY So. in flight from both her 100 and Bob she went Into western moun- want to know.' Great Spirit The whits man tains to think out thing, for her. Her words were • queer mix- will not Interfere: he caret for 4 yard water level, geld and nought to womiPlish something challenging the climbing ture (4 an Indian dialect and no one but himself 6 yard ends. of a peak an old rancher had told Spanish. One of the rules hand- Kneeling on the ledge, Min- Inside measurements-7 feet week' her had never bean explored. • long way up the slope, an ed down through the genera- itza anxiously watched the di- arid 9 feet long earth tremor towed bar ssakest • tions had been the teaching of rection taken by Yucaipa. Equipped with one-0011 cab shield. 'wise enniesserir end tore swag bee -He is means of escape from the iadge. It Spanish to all the children in -Yee" she exclaimed. Dump body floor to be no lees also eneowired as opiates te • ears lake The golden preparation tot the time when going to the than • gauge-odes 10 gauge eriich she found ors regaining con- find threading her way they might penetrate those girl is there. He must riot WE'LL BANISH e iousneaa 7" double arm underneath flout. • 'ts through with • tomb, she eame mighty crater walls and rc,urn here* ...a opening into • broad valley ▪ to civilization.. One member of She dropped quickly down the Two front tow MOILS. IEM FOR GOOD wrought by an extinct volcano Desrendteg to the valley floor eta the original five had learned to ladier and ran with the swift- Body and hone to be Instaiied vines Kit was unaware that her and grace of • deer down prcaei. e had been Observed by • speak Spanish in a mission ness with tranmnralon poter-tatetsi to taken rsistent presence man, prinitti•eiy garbed who kept school. a path paralleling that by Zink Bashmillair at • distance until she was stalked her by the man. Fish getting you by • bug. bear. The stranger res- The girl lay on her back, NANCY • • • 'ell get them out cued It., head resting on her hands, star- was curt Roberts • mineram- It. ing wide - eyed at the mi•ty awoke with the first house or apart- OUR who lied crashed Into the vol- krIT cano crater svverai years earlier stare. "[hush of dawn, feeling un- ;TAY out! during an aerial survey for gold "Do you think the Great During Cliffs stay in the ,rater he usually tired and listless. Her ham Harovered • few Indians-last Spirit will be angry enough to head throbbed in pain. long isolated tribe OUR FREE survivors of • spilt open our mountain ?" she -Such a strange, disturbing asked hopefully. -Do you think dream." she puzzled. Vaguely, iTIMATE CHAPTFit perhape he will open the wall the memory of the tremor came Indians were the T'FIE three and we can go free?' back to ner, but as • dream I only survivors of the off- -This 1 do not know,' came rrninate pests of rather than reality. spring of the five who had been the answer. -The Great Spirit "Just lack of food, I guess," crater. is at low coat Keeled in the has not revealed himself to me she told herself. "Better find The different families ha d about this matter.' something." And she began divided the great ledge into 'Will it be good out there? walking slowly around the lake dennite boundaries like a mail Will the people like us? The shore toward the place where howees city, and the rock-walled bird man dad not like us,' she she had discovered berries. EY'S PEST they had built were spaced far said sadly. Here the path narrowed, • cave- I a from each other under "Perhaps that was our fault," passing between great piles of like overhang. the old Indian said. "Perhaps I rocks, and growing among the NTROL the Yuealpa's house was at was wrong not to greet him rocks and cascading down over alone, far end. Be lived there and make him welcome. He Is them were the berries. Kit me 753-3914 he had hating his life, but then • good man. I have watched walked hinter, conscious now of had been no happter when there He would be a friend. Someday real hunger. The best berries, been others to share his abode soon we may have need of • she remembered, were around by Saebarn Van Buren It was not respect that kept friend,- he added softly, think- the next bend in the path. She ABBIE AN' SLATS Yucaipa obedient to the rules ing of Yucaipa. turned the corner and almost It set down by the old man Chinitza's thoughts had al- ran into a great black creature the was superstitious fear of ready leaped bark to her great -the bear! SAYS,'I SHALL COME AND DOES THIS NOT SO FAR. THE WORST THING, wrath of the Great Spirit to discovery, and she could keep She Jumped back, but stepped -- AND Only AT MIDNIGHT MYSTERIOUS CALLER. THE MONKEY KEEPS ME AWAKE whom the leader talked. It to herself no longer. Words on • loose rock, which rolled AND SEE YOU 'ER! fear kept Yucaipa away t, *ending her PoC -YOU'RE A SMART GUN/, TOMORROW NIGHT."? COME HY 2 • HALF THE NISHT WAITIN' FOR .> this under her too tumbling in a cascade, she HIM. I'M SO SLEEPY from Chinitra. but the grand- hurtling at the bear. She hit WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF poured out the story of Kit rm SOME NUT WAKES YOU A RIGHT NOW 20th father was old. He could not W RASO lay awake far into the hard against his side, almost -- HAVING TROUBLE live forever. night. 'Then there is a way upsetting the animal as he sat COUPLE 0' NIGHTS RUNNING EATING! Chinn= lay on her white o u e thought exultantly, rolled back on his haunches, rug near the door of her room, "though not for me, for I am one clawed paw holding a limb a worn grass doll cuddled old and sick. I will never leave of a berry bush while he daint- against her. Fier eighteen years here, but Chinn.= must go," ily "tripped berries with the had not been unhappy ones. At • • • other. first there had been other chil- He grunted with the force of MORNING came, the silent dren, then the white man who the blow, but too blissfully hap- )c dawn stealing slowly had ridden the metal bird. Now py to take offense, he merely across the hidden valley, magi- she stared out over the valley gays Kit an indignant glance, polishing away the cloudy with a vague uneasiness] In her cally heaved his great bulk up, and mists. The sun's caressing rays heart settled down at the edge of touched the topmost branches The man, the stranger whose the path, leaving what he 0 of the trees with gentle fingers, -.am had fallen with such thought was ample room for C great bird bidding the inhabitants of the it loud crash tnto the valley, her to pass. valley to rise. never-ending tianitce up on the had been a Soft, sleepy chirps answered Kit lay doubled In her dull life. For fixed on the by AlCafe of interest the call Little scurrying sounds ground, her eyes LIL' ABNISH. a time she followed desperately tried hours at in bushes and trees, ripples and bear as she him, watching, amused at his the breath her fall eed swirls in the rose-bathed lake to regain &UWE awkward attempts to In the out of her. 50 MOS, uDw ER attested to the fact that break- had knocked things that were ordinary to "He's ignoring met" she SLOES5OVIA.f.f IT'S GOING • fast was soon to be served for offered to "HMUI 526AN 1'LL g her. Never had she the wilderness creatures thought in astonishment. "He TO E5E HARD TO FNID THE, help in any of his undertakings. interested in me!" SELL, Breakfast too, was the con- isn't even MOST WORTHLESS And now there was the gold- pulled herself to tP9 cern of the man who had just Slowly, site TH 11.4G HERE CH en girl' This WWI different, for climbed down the rope ladder hands and knees and rose un- she most be guarded carefully. front the ledge. Yucaipa bad steadily to her feet. The bear Yucaipa must never find her! slept little lent night More than swung kW hugs head around JR Then a wonderful thought ever had he been awn-e that a toward her, and her heart thud- struck ChinItza, and she eat up young and kitextitiful girl lay In ded. He closed his eyes serenely on tier rug • room at the other end of the and slurp •d several berries "She will go beck" she said ledge. More slid more had he from his paw, booked at her excitedly. "Someday she will go become aware that she was de- again, and repeated the procesto ING Mich to her world She will take veloping Into a desirable woman "Why, he actually seems to Chinitga with her." -a woman he would one day be showing me that the berries The thought made her too make his mate. are good," Kit thought. "Of all excited to sleep. "Wrote) Is old," he muttered the crazy places. Savage men, ASHY NO. 2 "Grandfather, are you as he wound his way among friendly bears!' asleep?" she called softly. the trees OU the path that led (To Be Continued Tomorroio)i •

MONDAY JUNE 10, 1903 PALA_ FOUR THE LEDGER it TIMER — .MURRAY, KENTUCKY signs - and impart the knowledge; to the therapist. The professional approach, in Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - 753-4947 Kentucky Builds Her Defenses short, is an integrated thing, Involv- ing a total collaboration of all skills and scientific training to the end of Against Juvenile Delineueney serving the total personality that makes up the individual human be- ing - the whole child. Kentucky Village is moving to build and use this approach in every contact with Sawa,=ode every child. By Richard J. Clendeneu, Commissioner

'NORTH FORK NEWS Kentucky Department of Child Welfare Two Senators Dear Abby • • A surprise birthday dinner was professional approach — in The proof of the effectiveness of ! In the given in the home of Mr and Mrs. the "reform Seek Funds To difference between group treatment as a say of straigh- the Ralph Gallimore Sunday in honor idea of yesterday and the' tening twisted attitudes in the juv- school" of Clayton Morris and Mrs Mil- idea of the modern • delinquent is to be seen in -social hospital" ford Orr Those attending were Mr enile show also Repeat Performance! effective results. institution. The results Get Factory its dramatically and Mrs Taylor Holley, Louise Ber- and continuity and the boys and the need of stability Staff members BED— At the request of the dying nice Rainey and sem, Joe Taylor. of both personnel and program. L WED AT SIDE Of DEATH girls who have been in the groups Tee — 48. Rabbi Irwin Isaac- Mr and Mrs. Wade Holley and Jan. professional constitution of WASHINGTON Kentucky's father of the bride, Joseph Frieberg. generally that It helps straigh- The Schul- Abigail Van Buren and Tommy agree involv- two Republican senators and one sun unites Madelyn Lyn Frteberg and Stuart Alan Mr Mrs Clayton. Mr think- Kentucky Village's program ten out the young offenders' of the state's Democratic repre- marriage at University Hospital in New York. Nut and Mrs. Gerald Holley and Gerl- es the soclkl worker, the psycholo- man in ing--tbat it helps repair their dam- than a few days, Frieberg asked aide. Mr. and Mrs George Jenkins. psychiatrist, the teacher sentatives joined forces Tuesday to expected to live for more -linage. It works to develop gist, the wedding date. // aged self plead for federal funds to attract daughter to advance tier planned July 4 ' Mr and Mrs Morris Jenkins and trained to discern and to reach the his capacity tor inner controls, and less and industry to Brownsville. Ky. If a pupil is sons Tommy. Mike and Kenny Mrs. I 'special child — the retarded, the :EAR ABBY The ahool just, the teacher's fault. need for and dependence on impos- Ella Morns. Howard and Zmora. emotionally possessed. Sen John Sherman Cooper and called to tell me that they were willing to learn. tNYBODE can authority. inhibited. the Mr ed controls by Thruston B. Morton and Rep. Wil- That teach him. If be's not—NOBODY and Mrs 3.131ford Orr and son The professional approach calls going to keep my boy % back. So far. tewer boys and girls who liam H Natcher argued the city's Terry. Mr and Mrs. Oman Paschall. for trained competence to see the means he will have to take the fifth can' have "been in groups" return to • • • Mr. and Mrs R D Key. Mr and to detect even case before administrator William grade over again I asked if he would as repeaters than causes of explosions, Mrs Gaylon Mortis Kentucky Village Batt of the Area Redevolopment next year ABBY: I saw a man on a and Gaylon H. faint smolderings of a sense of have the same teacher DEAR otherwise might have been expected, Administration FEATURE Mr and Mrs Douglas PLUS Vandyke. child's re- A recognize a I they a book entitled -DEAR — to and they said yes I told them train reading based on experience of other years. Brownsville has applied for $369,- be Gail Kemp and Rita Overcast sometimes to admit even acre making a big mistake because / ABBY ,•' and he sure seemed to Barkley Boys Camp, where luctance Mr and Mrs Ludie Malray who At the to 000 to finance water and sewage him anything I getting a big kick out of it. I sup- to himself that he is beginning If she couldn't teach the population is smaller and more facilities to serve a proposed cloth- now live in Texas are the proud the score. at in one year she sure couldn't do it . pose you wrote it Send me the book only 10 of 79 boys understand parents of a baby girl, Martha La- homogeneous. ing plant operated by the Kellwood in two What do you think of a,and if its any good I'll send you a groups have run delle, born June 7. who had been in The approach calls for recreation Co of Chicago. school as-stem like that^ check. being released. Mrs. Jack Wyatt and son from into difficulty after leaders trained to fit their programs But the ARA has questioned the HIS MOTHER HAROLD This 12 per cent rate of "repeaters" or girls, rather than to validity of the request. Its doubts the Nashville are spending this week to the boys Laundries Don't assume DEAR HAROLD: Send me Coin DEAR MOTHER: seen Boone anything with her parents Mr and Mrs. Is far smaller than herd them together reeardlem of stem from the law setting up the that your owes failure to pas was cheek and if Its any good send averages Gly-nn Orr Mr Wyatt will be here in national age, emotions, hostilities and toler- AFtA which states that its funds you the book. Village the group this week end on a weeks vacation At Kentucky ances are to be used to help economically • • • involves only Mr and Mrs Purn Nance attend- therapy program depressed regions by creating new FREE of we women DEAR ABBY: Three about 150 of the 400 or so total I These leaders, for example, must facilities or expanding existing oda Callieleilis have ed church at North Fork last Sun- S who violet in the same office because of lack of lead- know the danger in frustrations than transferring jobs dayisand were the dinner guest of population ones "rather a problem P's the fourth woman. How- a certain child experiences de- Mr said Mrs Coyn Nance ers with sufficient training. %%hen from one area to another." Monday. June 17th She exaggerates so much, its pitiful. used feat — or he must know that some Mr. and Mrs Douglas Vandyke ever, the entire staff is being The Kellwood Co. plans to re- The Penny Homemakers Club will Anything we have done, she has cannot compete in large visited Bro and to observe and report to the social children locate a factory at Punestitawnsy. at the home of Mrs. Leota our children Mrs. Terry sills SPRAY STARCH meet done better If one of workers and therapists the attitudes groups and that others sadistically Pa, one oef 27 operated by the at 9:30 am. Members bigger Saturday Norsworthy gets an honor, hers has had a behavior of the others who are enjoy beating others, whether their subsidiary of Sears. Roebuck and Mr and Mrs Ralph Gbillinoce and note change in time. There will not one As for diseases. lust mention peers in age and Strength or. worse, were supper guest of Warren Sykes not in groups Co Wet or Dry be a potluck lunch. one and she has had it Only she the he weaker and less ahtessive ones You Can Spray Monday night Bro Sykes has been Closer relationship between The Kentucky legislators con- had it longer and it was almost leader must know theni -- and sick the past few days. social-work staff and cottage par- The tend that the ARA restrictions a- her that my • Tuesday. June 18th fatal When I told ents is developed to the end that identify them. gainst helping a city to obtain an wisdom Mr. arid Mrs. George Jenkins are The Stella Homemakers Club will daughter had four impacted the spirit and method of the group • industry from another locality does di-wing a new "Chevy". cottage parent must meet at the home of Mrs Howard teeth extracted, shel said HER Similarly, the Audi V•Icker R. process are used consistently not apply in Brownsville's case be- -YOURSELF visited D. Keys into development of a PRESS-IT at 1 pm. daughter had SIX impacted aisdom be drawn McCallon Tuesday afternoon. through the enure institution. cause Kellwood made its decision • • • teeth extracted. How do you put a total professional attitude and com- Bro and to leave Ptinxin•taaney long be- Mrs Vaden visited R D part of life and petence, so that he may recognize The Suburban Homemakers Club woman like that in her place' The results of this fore Brownsville requested the MACHINE Keys Tuesday night Village gives the tantrums. hostility. dangerous brood- will meet at the home of Mrs Bern- HAD IT work at Kentucky funds. Mr and Mrs Lois Kemp visited - - all the danger ard Tabers at 7 30 pm. DE4R H.AD IT: Simmer down best illustration of need and value ing, bullyings Bro Vaden Sunday Mr Vaden re- Do 1-Hour's Ironing in 15 Minutes!! and let her talk. People who tell turned home with them for a few neMAree„."#- The Christian Women's' Fellow- such whoppers away from home are weeks stay He is not feeling so Church used to being ignored. They feel the * ship of the First Christian well. .PliCACE.Y SAYS sill meet at the church at 6 30 p.m need to be "important" somewhere. STORES AIR-CONDITIONED — Bro arid Mrs Vaden spent Mon- — BOTH for the mstalLstion of officers Be kind_ day night with Mr and Mrs Doug- • • • las Kemp in Paris DEAR ABBY "Only Human" rusi all 4 ' The Woman's Missionary Society Mr Oman Paschall visited Mr, C sounds like my husband I certainly of the First Baptist Church will Glynn Orr and Mrs Jack Wyai. smokesadl t LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING am as cold as Alaska Know why? ci BOONE COIN meet at the church at 9.3O am. Tuesday afternoon • • • He takes a bath once a eeek. wears Mr Noah Holley hasn't felt the same socks all week. has four 6th & Poplar Street Assembly No. 19 Order of well the past few days ''C 13th & Main Street and teeth, but won't go to a dentist. the Rainbow for Girls will meet at Mr and Mrs One Key, Mrs. Sometimes he smells ao bad I can't the Masonic Hall at 7 pm. Irua Paschall anti Mr and Mrs. • • • sleep If the men who have "frigid" Nathaniel Orr visited Mr and Mrs. sires would take stock of them- %5• The Faith D011ifl Circle of the Ode Kuykendall Sunday afternoon. WSCS of the First Methodist Chur- selves, they wouldn't need advice. PIN r 1 Mr and Mrs Dorris Kuykendall .te. ) ch will meet at the home of Mrs nen me, ."ICEBERG" • • • visited One Kuykendall Monday. , • •• Leonard Vaughn at 2:30 prs Mrs Mr and Mrs Tellus Orr and boys For a personal reply, write to E W R.ilrv will be cohostee....s and visited Enloe Tarkington Sunday, drispiel,3/4111 ABBY Box 3365. Beverly Hills. Cah- Mrs J. T. Sammons will be the pro- I Mr and Mrs. Max Pa.schall and is:AA ir%lE forma and include a self-iddreseed, gram leader. son. Mr and Mrs Eudie Fletcher stamped envelope Abby answers •,'410 • • • and Clay Cook visited Adolphus ALL mad. June 19th Paschall Sunday afternoon. 1:CEIVE Wednesday. • • • OA The Pottertown Homemakers Cub Don't put off writing letters Send will meet at the hum. of Mrs W A NOW YOU KNOW one dollar to Abby for her booklet. Ladd Jr South Ifth Street at II am How To Wnte Letters For All GIFT • • • by tatted Frees International FABULOUS Occasions.' The Nature'c Palette Garden Cub White Russia obtained its name York will meet atth Mrs A 0 Woods at from the fact that its inhabitants CLEOPATRA HITS BROADWAY—Times Square in New pm Each member is to bring an wore -white smocks, white leggings City takes on the atmosphere of a Roman circus as cruwds of Rivoll arrangement with any color harm- and white coats, according to the throng on both sides of Broadway in front: the "Cleopatra." Attending ony. •* *•••%1150*** Encyclopedia- Britannic& Theater, awaiting the premiere of • • • celebrities were interviewed on live TV, and three separate MARCH Rex Thursday. June INKY red carpets were rolled out for the arriving "names." fir&li*OfeCOF Caesar in the film, was the The Willing Workers 8 und ay Harrison, who portrays Julius the premiere. School Class of the Scotts Gmve DIMES only one of Its three major stars at Basrist Church will have a supper Dallrer*• AUITPIRMS at Trianele Inn at seven o'clre t nrs SALK INOTTIVTIF the evening STEVE CANYON Milton Caniff

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Murray State College is offering Apartment Buildings No, 1 and 4. located in Orchard Heights on Murray State College campus, for sale by -• sealed bids. HERE'S HOW ... These buildings are designated as Buildings No. 1 and 4 and each Open a new Savings Account, or add to your contains 8 apartments. The size of each building is 30' x 80' and contains 38 windows 44- x54"; 4 windows 18" x38"; 4 outside doors; 24 inside present account '100.00 or more before July, doors; 8 double sinks; 8 commodes; 8 shower stalls; and approximately 31st. 4800 square feet of 4" pine flooring; 3100 square feet of 6" shiplap and BIG INTEREST! brick siding: 3200 square feet of 6" cente'rmatch and composition singles EARN A 3/12% and four brick chittneys. Limit: One Gift To An Account Sealed bids will be received until 4:00 p.m. June 24, 1963, and should be submitted to P W Ordway, Business Manager, Murray State College, Room 4, Administration Building. You may bid on either or both of the buildings; however, the nuMber of the building on which you are bidding YOUR CHOICE OF ANY ONE must be specified. BEAUTIFUL The buildings may be inspected by contacting Mr. James I. Arm- OF 12 GIFTS.. bruster. Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. telephone 762-4291, or 'P. W. Ordway, Busine.s.s Manager, telephone 762-4126. c Tile successful purchaser will be required to remove the buildings and conspietely clear the site on which Building No. 1 is located by July 10, Dees Bank of Hazel . 1963, and compleLely clear the site on which Building No. 4 is located by July 26, 1963, HAZEL, KENTUCKY Member of F.D.I.C. Murray State College reserves the right to reject any or all bids

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