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JUNE 26. 1968 Selected As A Beat All Round Kentucky CkenniunIty Newspaper The Primary s Largest Paid Source of News Circulation In Murray and Both In City Calloway County And In County

• United Press International In Our 89th Year Murray, Ky., Thursday Afternoon, June 27, 1968 10' Per Copy Vol. LXXXIX No. 153

Reception Planned Seen&Heard At Church For Around Pastor And Flundy James Earl Ray Dr. Samuel R. Dodson, Jr, 0 and his wife will be honored at a reception at the social hall of Murray the First United Methodist Church on Sunday, June 30, Denies He Is We beret know why so Min:a from 7:30 to nine p.m. furor is being raised over fir- Members of the Women's Soc- ings in the state highway de- iety of Christian Service of the partment. This department has church will act as hostesses for always been the prime patron- the reception. King Assassin age area as far back as we can Dr. Dodson was appointed as remember and whether one De- minister of the Murray church By SCOTT B. BRUNS mocrat followed another, one at the Memphis Conference to LONDON (UPI) - James • Republican followed another, or succeed Rev. Lloyd W. Ramer Earl Ray took the witness stand whether parties changed, the who was appointed to St. Luke's today in his fight against ex- same thing resulted. The only Church in Memphis. tradition and denied he was time this has not been the case The new Murray minister the assassin of Dr. Martin Lu- Is when one faction of either served as minister of St. And- ther King Jr. party was able to perpetuate it- rew's American Church in Asked by his counsel "Did self for more than one term. Athens, Greece for the past you kill Dr. Martin Luther three years. He is a graduate King?" Ray replied quickly and Fellow says you can't fool all of of Vanderbilt University and in matter-of-fact tones: * the people all of the time, but Yale University Divinity School. "No, sir." those highway interchange signs His wife is a graduate of Emory Ray had entered the court- come pretty close to doing it. and Henry College. room in historic Bow Street • Dr. and Mrs. Dodson, Jr. Magistrate Court chewing gum, The first-grade teacher, fresh have three children who are -his. face . already showing . the from college, was taking over Sam II, graduate student at the beginning of five 'lock sha- her initial class. Upon entering University of London, Donald dow. the classroom the noticed a junior at Vanderbilt University, He hunched forwa... his jaw - - 211'. nasty word scrawled on the and Elizabeth, junior at Mur. muscles twitching from time to blackboard followed by the sig- ray High School. time, as British attorney David nature 'The Phantom." Calcutt acting for the United Ill. States said he' was the -- Jet So she said, "Now, children, "single • let's fold our little hands, put hand" killer of King and de- them on our little desks, and Several Persons manded his return for trial as • put our little heads down on a murderer. the desks and close our little Fined In Court Illegal Passports 2-oz. ear Justice Abe Fortes eyes. Then the person who Of Judge Jake Dunn "Ray, who has been silent God and Country wrote this word can come up awards were given to six members of Mrs.'Harold Eversmiayer; David Garrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. since his arrest at London air- Bey Scout Troop 45 at Liberals Continue and erase it." a recent Sunday morning service at the James Garrison. port June 8 on charges of hav- First Methodist Several persons have been So they all folded their little Church. The minister, Rev. Lloyd W. Ramer, To Dominate Court ing illegal passports and car- presented charged, entered pleas, of guilty, hands, put them on their little awards to the following, pictured left to rying a pistol, rose after his right: Thais* Scouts worked with the minister for over a year fined in the City Court of desks and closed their little John Robertson, .on of Mr. and Mrs. Flavil and by CHARLOTTE G. MOULTON lawyer announced to a stunned Robertson; In special study classes and carried out special projects. William H. (Jake) eyes. All was quiet for a while Mark Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith City Judge WASiiiNG1ON (UPI) - The court. Kennedy; Bob Troop 45 is sponsored by the Methodist Men of First Method- during the past week. • and then there was a patter of Saar. son of Mr and Mrs Robert Baer; Dunn promotion of Abe Fortas to call my client." Rodney Lowe, son of ist Church, Don Birchfield and Major (Rot ) Robert Waters following oc- back to a Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowe; Clair Records show the chief justice would assure con- Ray, flanked by two Scotland little feet scurrying Eversm•yer, son of Dr. and serve as Scoutmasters. desk. curred: tinued liberal leadership of the Yard detectives, marched to the ir Bailey, possession of After everything was quiet Robert Supreme Court. His ability to witness stand. beverages in local dry again the teacher said. "Nies Traffic Accident alcoholic rally a solid voting bloc (re- One of the Scotland Yard de- for purpose of option territory mains to be determined. tectives guarding him against jcassMared en Pao MOO Reported Here 54.50. Personal resale. fined $100.00 costs Homer Thornberry, 59. of possible assassination attempt:, 60 days in City Soldier To Be subject given Texas, named to fill the vacancy shifted between him and the pig. 'Max right to su- las Morris of the Mur- Jail with court's by Chief Justice Earl main body a the court. caused ray Pohce Department days it sees investi- spend any part of Warren's retirement, is liberal "I think you should sit here Local Girls a %traffic Attention does not come IA& collision pester Returned fit, if said Bailey by southern standards in mat- and take the oath seated," Mag- os; Kest Main court tor period of back to this ters where an individual's lib- istrate Frank Milton said. Street No injuries were report- any liquor charge one year or erty is challenged by govern The attorneys and the magis- Winners in ed. Pays, any kind. • Mazak of mental authority. trate then discussed under what Police said Mary Evelyn Bell • For Funeral Todd, operating motor Jerry In his three years on the Stn name Ray should be sworn in. of Gene's Trailer Court, driving vehicle without operator's-elic- He was arrested as Murray's tutoring program to U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Ramon • Style Show a 1965 Ford convertible. was The body of Private First ense, fined 115.00 costs $4.50. r9 provide personalized attention (r.entIonewil an Palm Eight) going west on Main Street. She Class Gary Wilkinson, son of R. S. Taylor, speeding, a' (See Editorial "Bad Selection") for grade school children with told police she was looking Mr and Mrs. Ewing R. Wilkin- mended to breach of peace, fin- Debbie Rogers and Jayne special needs is paying divid- ehornberry voted for the har- down at her purse and pulled son of Murray Route Six, will ed $10.00 costs $4.50. keitt woo first place in their ends -- but more people from dent line yet taken against into the left rear fender of the be returned to the Max H. E. B. Bilbrey, DWI. fined divisional in the Purchase Area the community are needed as fe,t-dragging in school desegre- Champions In 1964 Chrysler four door sedan Churchill Funeral Home. $12.5.00 costs $4.50. public drun- fell Club Style Show held at volunteer workers. Rev Step- gation. His vote could be very owned by Harry W Ferguson Pfc. Wilkinson died Sunday kenness, fined $15.00 costs Murrgy State University Stu- hen G Mazak told the Murray important to Fortes. of Route Three. Newburg, Ind., at three p.m. in a hospital at $4.50- - • * dent Union Building on Tues- Lions Club Tuesday night. President Johnson's appoint- that was parked at the parking Chu Lai after he had been L. E. Turner. operating mot Golf Tourney day evening of the two men Wednee meter in front of Bilbrey's Car wounded by flak from a friend- or vehicle without operator's ment Miss Rogers, daughter of Mr. raised immediate objections • e and Home Supply, the police re- "Many of the youngsters in- ly mortar that had been direct- license, fined $15.00 costs $4.50 day and Mrs. Carol Martin Rogers, Republicans in the port said. volved in this program have ed at the enemy, accordirg to S. M. Parker, DWI, amended fr,,m some Finals Today placed first in the first dress must confirm Damage to the Chrysler was developed new attitudes." he Rev. Stephen Mazak the telegram received by his to reckless driving, fined $100.- Senate. which division, and Miss Scott, daugh- they can take of- on the left rear fender and left said. "They can see that peo- parents from the War Depart- 00 costs $4.50. both before ter of Mr. and Mrs Arlie Scott, filibuster former champions have rear door and to the Ford on pig d3 care about them and be- ment on Wednesday. J A. Durke. public drunken- (ice. The threat of a Fite won in the mix and match made it into today's quarter- the right front fender. lieve in them. Happier child- Sixteen Persons The family had been notified fleas, fined $15.00 costs $4.50. was raised. dress Forum) No Difficulty final matches in the 42nd An ren and better rep irt cards of the soldier's death by the L T. Kolstad, public drun- Miss Judy Kelso, daughter of Police Democratic leader nual Women's Kentucky State have been the result reported Cited By personal visit of Sgt. Claude kenness, fined $1500 costs But Senate Mr. and Mrs Glen Kelso, plac- White Elephant Sale and GOP coun- Amateur Golf Tournament, af by several parents " Welch of the, Murray State Uni- $450. Mike Mansfield ed second in the tailoring div. were cited h.e Everett M. Dirksen said opening round action Wed Is Moved Downtown Sixteen persons versity ROTC Department o n J. K. Nance, Farmington, pet- terpart ter '111311, and Miss Ellie Watson, DeparUnedf no great dif- Mazak, a member of the lo- the Murray Police Tuesday. ty larceny, fined $25.00 costs they' anticipated nesday. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene On Court Square Wednesday, ac- getting the nomina- High. the 1964 cham- cal Lions Club and pastor of on Tuesd:•y and The soldier, age 20. volun- $4.50. ficulty in Brenda • Watson, won third in the ad- of the through. made it a short tourna Immanuel Lutheran Church, ex- cording to the records teered for the Army on August John Finley. DWI. fined tions pion, vance dress division. Because of the vast number last term of the qualifying medalist. plained the purpose and the department 14, 1967. He took his basic tra- $100.00 costs $4 50. no operat- During the ment for The four Calloway County of articles to be sold, the White having court," which ended of Frankfort. function of the program at the They were six for not ining at Fort Polk, La., and left or's licenx, fined $15.00 costs "Warren Dianne Dailey girls Will appear on television Elephant Auction Sale will be for the chief justice us- from Glasgow, was regular loons Club dinner meet- a city auto sticker, four for Vietnam February 6 of this $4.50. June 17, Miss High, Saturday at 7.30 a.m held on the Court House Square license, on the votes holes on ing at the Murray Woman's driving on a revoked year. He was a graduate of Cal- P. W. Stubblefield, breach of ually' could count one-under par for 16 Miss Rogers and Mies Scott Friday evening, July 5, beginn- stop liberties cases of Club Club House two for disregarding a loway County High School and peace, fined $15.00 costs $4.50. in individual the Mayfield Country will model their dresses at the ing at 5 -o'clock. unnecessary noise, Hugo L. Black, William Miss Dailey sign, two for a member of the Russell Chigoe' C. E. Reeder, reckless driv- Justices course in outting Kentucky State Fair. Used clothing will be priced Thirty-five students were sel- public drunkenness, of 0. Douglas, William J. Brennan one for Methodist Church. ing, amended to breach 4 and 2. Thirty persons entered the and the sale on these will be- ected from the upper three foreAp operator's lic- $4.50. Jr.. Thurgood Marshall, and Defending champion Anne' and one Survivors are his parents. Mr peace. fined $10.00 costs •eontest last night from the Pur- gin at 8-00 o'clock a.m. the grades at Austin and Carter arid noity auto sticker. amend- Fortas. But for some time, Combs of Lexinton defeated ense and Mrs. Ewing R. Wilkerson, C. R. Prince, speeding, chase counties. same day_ Please have your Schools last year. They attend- Persons cited for not hav- fined Black's literal reading of the Mrs. John II Cranford of Lou- three sisters. Mrs. Rudell Bo- ed to breach of peace, clothing contributions in b y ed sessions at Austin School an auto sticker are fined Constitution occasionally has isville 8 and 7 and meets state • ing gard, Mrs. Dale Charlton, and $10.00 costs $4.50. Wednesday, July 3rd, a spokes- twice a week from October to and costs of $4.50 plus beer in taken him out of this group, girls' high school champion $5.00 Mrs. Kean Hecht; two brothers, B. G. White, open man April where they received spec- of tee sticker and pen- notably in civil rights demon• Kaye Beard from Campbe111- the cost Harold Layne Wilkinson and car, fined $10.00 costs $4.50, fiNnner Is Planned Proceeds will go for restor- ial attention in school subjects alty, making the total cost of license, fined stration eases. 790 Pvt Hall Wilkerson. no operator's ation and beautification of Cal- in which they had shown a lack $20.50. For those who have net (Continued on Page Eight) For Former Pastor The family was notified that $1000 costs $4.50. loway County's first court house of academic progress. been cited but 'do not have a reckless driv- the body will arrive in 'the Unit- S. D. Bindert, which is now located on the stirker, the cost is $1000 plus breach of Rev, aud, Mrs S. C. McKee ed States from seven to four- ing, amended to University Campus. Operated as a part of the fed- the penalty of $1.00. $10013 costs $4.50. and son, Clark, and Miss Lydia teen days from the time of his peace, fined The sale was originally sched- eral government's Title One Williams, open beer .,11liething will be honored at a death. J. T. uled to 'le held on South Six project. the program is mann- V`petiuck dinner at the First Shaft Is in car, fined $1000 costs $4.50. Roll Back On can Street. he' 4. has grown into ed primarily by Drive Assessments Presbyterian Church on Sun volunteers. Be- P D. Thorh, unnecessary such a large erent that it has sides the academic importance, Car June 30. Stolen From - ---noise, fined $10.00 costs $4.50. •day, been Moved to the court square. Rev. Mazak said the program Jay Lockhart To Rev MoKee is a former past- J. N. Coursey, public drunk- Under Fire provides culturally - deprived the. Holcomb In McCracken or of the church All friends of A theft from Hold Gospel Meet enness, fined $15.00 costs $4.50. OUT OF ORDER children with an opportunity to Company on South the McKee' and Weihings are Chevrolet By JOHN GUINIVEN meet new -people and do new Street was reported early invited to attend. 12th At Church Here FRANKFORT, Ky. (UPI) - LONDON (UPI) - As 38- things. These new experiences Wednesday morning to the Mur Attorney Richard C. Roberts, year-old Mrs. WiAifred Ewing, broaden and enrich their lives, Police Department. Rev. Gerald ,Owen ray claiming 'ewhat's fair for the only member of the Scottish he added. Hardeman Nix of the Uol- goose is fair for the gander," Revival Speaker Nationalist party in the House comb Chevrolet said that one Bro. Jay Lockhart of Tyler, . Professor Howard Gerrish, said Wednesday the McCracken of Commons stood up Friday, a drive shaft was stolen from one Texat7 will hold a series of At Grace Church San J..se State College profes- County board of supervisors was =11111110■11.11maiR • WEATHER REMIT "wolf whistle" sounded loud of the cars. He said the person Gospel Meetings at the Wil- sor of industrial education and legally authorized to order a Usilled yrs.. iota'sod Isooi and clear from the lips of an or persons also tried to get the liams Chapel church of Christ The Grace Baptist Church, le teacher trainer in electronics, 40 per cent rollback of farm unidentified male member of transmission out of the car. in Lynn Grove beginning July cated on South 9th Street E. was a guest at the meeting. Pre-' land tax assessments. the House. The office of the Perry Con- 1. and going through July 7. tended, will hold revival se?. lessor Gerrish is a visiting in- Roberts told the State Board Parliamentary sources said it struction Company at Murray There will be afternoon ser- vices starting. Monday, July 1, * Units/ Press taternatienel structor at the NDEA Institute of Tax Appeals that County Tax was the first time on record State University was broken in- vices at 3:00 p.m., and the and continuing through the Partly cloudy Thursday with for Advanced Study in Indust- Commissioner W. J. Tielm, act- that one member of the House to over the weekend with a evening services will begin it week. a few showers east portion and rial Arts at Murray State Uni ing on orders of the Revenue wolf-whistled at another. radio and some money being 8:00 p.m. The Sunday morning Rev. Gerald Owen, former niainly north and east portions verse), this summer_ among the items missing, ac- services will begin at 10:00 a.m. pastor of New Mt. Carmel Bap- Thursday. Clear to partly clou- (Continued an Palm light) cording to the report made to The song services will be un- tist Church in Calloway 4 dy tursday night and Friday. Square Dance To Be Rob Ray, a past president of .:ounty the Murray Police Department der the direction of Bro. Jer- and now teacher at the Baptist •Coe r tonight and not much the Murray Lions Club, presid- Held On Saturday Monday morning. ry Henderson, Minister for the Will Ed Stokes Bible Institute at Mayfield, will char e in temperatures Thurs- ed at the meeting. • - Union Grove .Church of Christ. be the e‘angelist for the ser- Friday. Highs Thurs- Four members Undergoes Surgery day and The Kentucky Lake Square of the club- Bra. Lockhart is well known vices to be held each low IlDs. Lows Thurs- C oly esening Oday 70s to Dance Association will have a Caldwell, president, Lest- in this area having preached re- at 7:45 p.m. day night 50s to low 00a. er Nanney, second vice presi- MSU Bridge Club Will Ed Stokes underwent square dance Saturday, June 29. gularly for a number of years Paul Henderson. music dir- dent, Joe Pat Ward, 'third vice surgery on his knee at the at eight p.m at the Student To Meet,IVIonday for the congregation at Seventh ector of the church, will be Ke itucky Lake: 7 a.m 338.6, president: and George H, Lig- Baptist Memorial Hospital, Union Building. and Poplar in Murray and hold- leading the singing The or- down 0.2, below dam 302.1, up on. immediate past president- Memphis, Tenn., on Wednes- Jim Bauer of Evansville, Ind, The Murray State University ing numerous Gospel Meetings ganist is Dwain Jones and are in Dallas for the day the 0.3 is the guest caller. 51st an- Women's Bridge Club will meet in this area. The public and all pianiet is 'elks Donna Lake: 7 a m 3585, nual Lions Rogers. Barkley A dinner meeting before the National Convention. at the Student Union Building former acquaintances of Bro below damn 3046, up Ligon will be choir. down 02, dance will be held at the Tri- installed as on Monday, July 1, at 7:30 p.m. Lockhart are invited to come it 'eerier:* of 'ions Room etie of the Baptist Me- teetered*" 0.5. angle Inn at 6.30 p.m International For reservations call Martha and hear this outstanding speak- each evening. Sunrise 5 39, sunset 8 20 District 43-K during the con- morial Hospital, Memphis, * All square dancers are invit- Slew 753-6697 or Polly Seale er and proclaimer of God's Bro. Jay Lockhart Rev Lloyd Wilson. pastor sets 10:24 p m. vention. Tenn for those who would like of Moon ed to attend 753-7770. Word, a church spokesman said. the Grace Church, to send him cards or letters. invites the • to "lattonr1 the. •

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4 • — JUNE 27, 196 - - PAGE TWO THE LEDGER, & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY

ALMANAC The traditional flower of the month for June is the rose or THE LEDGER ortg. TIMES Quotes From The News 20 Years Ago Today by United Press international honeysuckle. COMPANY. ENTERNAnoNsi. June 27, • • • PUBLISHED by LEDGER A TIMES PUBLISHUSO By EINEM NUM ;Anomie a TIMES FILE Today is 'Thursday, Oonablidatien of the Murray Ledger. The Calloway Timm, and the 178th day of 1998 with 188 North Carolina has two thee West Kentu cluan , — Old North State 71se Times-Herald. October 20. 192S, and ATLANTA — 1111111mIn H. Burson, Georgia welfare to follow. nicknames • January 1, 1942 A hail storm and heavy winds June 25 damaged The moon S between its new and Tar Heel State. directorvaceusiag stain banks of blocking efforts to eX- • • 15t N. 4th Street, Murray. Kentucky 42071 crops in different sections of the county; however the phase and first quarter. • tend the federal food stamp program to rural Negroes: PUBLISHER tunage was not excessive because the hail was spotted The morning star is Saturn New York state is first in the JAMES C WILLIAMS, "These balite" protected in their wealth by the throughout the county, according to reports. The evening star is Jupiter. nation in manufactured goods• Advertising. Letters to the Editor. guarantees our/ federal government, take advantage • • • We reserve the light to reject any of Barbara Jo Walker, native of Murray, the Miss Am- On this day in history: sr Pubhe Voice items which. In our opinion, are not for the best of their podtios of power to try to promote their own In 1787, English historian Ed- Missouri entered the Union erica who swapped Hollywood for love, became the bride triterest of our readers, prej udicea" ward Gibbon completed the Aug. 10. 1821. of Dr. John Vernon Hummel last night at Memphis, WALLACE WITMER 00_, 1509 writing of "The Decline and NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE*: ('nn.- Madison Ave., Memphis Team; Time & Life Bidg., New York, N.Y, CLAHRODALE, Miss. — Roy Floweri, a Mississippi Fall of the Roman Empire." Clifford Seeber, TVA educational representative in major economic Stephenson Bldg Detroit, Mich. Dalta plantation operator ordered by a federal to In 1893, a MARK EVERY GRAVE judge this area, said today that he and his wife would move depression began as prices on for UMJAJUDJAUMMM as pay his Fero tenants $50,000 in back wages, telling Abotered at the Ftmt or MarnEY. RehtlicitY. Nashville some time after July 1. the New York Stock Exchange second Clem Matter newatnin be was quitting farming: to New parking meters have recently been installed on collapsed. "rat doing this just not to have any more business Truman SUIRICREPTION RATES: By Cartier In Murray. per week Mc, per stith 5th and West Main Streets. In 1960, President month $1.10.In Calloway and actiohatag =intim. per year, $520: with Hie government." ordered US. Naval and Air Lobes 1 & 2, WOO, Elsewhere WIG. All aeries auhecriptions OWL Forces to help repel the Com- Bolling, D.-Mo., munist invasion of South Ko- -11te Outetanalag Clete Amat at a Clammimity Is the — WASHINGTON — Rep. Richard ef lesowasmao altalnenting on the appointment of federal Judge Homer rea. Integrity 100 per- Since 1886 Tharnberry to the Supreme Court: In 1980, more than were killed when a ty- 'The Supreme Court, more than most courts, needs sons Murray Marble phoon struck Luzon in the Phi- people with broad-gauged political experience. The great lippines. Works THURSDAY — JUNE 27, 1968 JUltic6 have not neces,uerilen the great legal schol- A thought for the day Oliver BUILDERS OF FINE Wendell Holmes once said, MEMORIALS ft "Knowledge and timber should- Porter White - Manasor 6 LONDON — George Woodcock, general secretary of n't be much used till they are 111 Maple St. 753-2512 the British Trades Union Congress, commenting on pos- seasoned." 4 • BAD SELECTION sible negotiations in an effort to head off a strike against the British railway system: --000111.11.1111111111` THE appointment of Abe Fortas to the post of Chief "At the moment it looks as though any discussions ENJOY . . . Justice of the United States Supreme Court, replacing would just go around like a squirrel in a cage." Karl Warren. brings to mind how dangerous the preced- ent is to use this high court as a patronage area Of course President Johnson did not set the preced- Bible Thoughtfor Today Music Country ent. it was done long before he took office. Style • The Supreme Court, of all great bodies, should by all God appeared unto Jacob again. —Genesis 35:9. • means be filled with men of unapproachable qualifica- God does not make repeated calls where He is not 7:30- 11:30 p.m. tions, and likewise with men who have no pronounced welcome SATURDAY, JUNE 29th political bent. At The We do not need extremists on the SupremeCourt. O'BRIEN MAY JOIN HUMPHREY CAMPAIGN Lawrence Earl Warren is a pronounced liberal and now Presi- O'Brien ileft, former postmaster general, who resigned CALLOWAY COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS dent Johnson appoints another man who is just as lib- Years Ago Today from the Johnson cabinet to work for the late Sen. Robert Ten F. Kennedy. chats with Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey SPONSORED BY THE MURRAY JAYCEES eral, then compounds the situation by adding a Texas LEDGER• TIME PILE 1 at the Humphrey farm at Waverly. Minn.. amid rumors that Admission Adults 91.00 judge who most probably will follow the Johnson lint O'Brien may join the Humphrey campaign for the preet- Children (12 or under) 50e to the letter dency O'Brien helped engineer the campaign of the late / • Pr...Indent T,,hn F Kennedy President Johnson has been much more successful M. W Edmonson, age 57, Moss T. Cunningham, age with his court than even President Roosevelt who at- 80, and Albert M Ellison„ age 74, are the deaths report- -- tempted to pack it with hand picked followers ed today slit M. 410 3e• *t• •••.; AIP; '11•. .41P: 41/K .•IN: 4. 411KAII This juggling of the court in order to obtain favor- able rulings is a dangerous game, with the American James Starks. Machinists Mate First Class, USN, people as the inevitable loser departed Boston. Mass., June 11, aboard the destroyer 6. We long for the day when the Supreme Court of the USS Davis for a two-months Midshipman training cruise United States was looked upon as a group of men whc to Northern Europe. • decided cases on the law, not on emotion or liberal lean- ings- Reservations for 75 persons have been received by ToaStmistreS5 President Johnson's latest action certainly place Mrs. John Pasco, secretary of the Murray club house on June 28. this day further into the future Club, for the charter dinner at the Auburn Wells, instructor at Murray State College, .410:1411r Allaroillbt..,011eX.4sti poke to the Murray Rotary Club yesterday on the pres- es: 411. 41, •IK •BY 1111K,11. 4e, IIV..:4111VHDr AUK 4111Z. :41•. . 7 and the Algerian situation. 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FIS1FUL OAMERICAN BEAUTY calligfor 390 2 9.1F DOLLARS MMUS SCORN Smoked Jowl 29F1, It., the hrst motion picture of its kind It wont be the last! $BUSH GREAT NORTHURN r 300 can ---A-L-3-0--- •11,11. .* 4, • BEANS 2 190 a :c7cji NEW FROM BETTY CROCKER' GEISHA - It 2 can ,: .„.„:„..: Now= PIZZA SPINS— — - box 39( th STUDENTS ROUGHED UP IN 'so rolk. keg and beat 'p" !PINEAPPLE 250 WI studentdemur -traitor 'top' and an injured girl is carried pr to an ambit e ilowere during another day of anti- gliyern• FASWEET — bottle 99(' ment student disorder.. in Rio de Janeiro Br..zil Three per ea 1111 Flo BARs 14 Flavor2Kill_t_ tb. ,e0f1A including a pollee off WK. were killed SUMMERS" boxes in \Ik 5 It $1 -2 au OMACKEREL stream and provide opportu- PIAININ Sig Alabama Dam water Apple-Strawfieriy - Woo. CHOC. CHIP allikistIES 7-07 box let tittles for -related recres- 11111,111111411 Ca01 w Imo >‹ KRAFT - 49; CLAIBORNE. Ala. . UPI — %Ion Mt Completion of the $23 million The dam. begun In April, tot !JELIN ig al%49 0 Claiborne Lock and Dan is 1965 la located in Monroe Chi fiscal 1969 The 6 for scheduled in County, six miles upstream ,, FRANK'S HOT - 7-oz. let dam will back up the Alabama from UP Highway 84 bridge, Kool-Aid 25c to River to a minimum depth of at Claiborne and about 15 — FRIDAY CAROUSEL - Assorted Flavors nine feet to the Millers Perry miles northwest of Monroe- NITE ONLY •- !BAR-B-Q SAUCE 190 wit Lock and Dam 00 miles up- ville. pet - 8:00 p.m. Till 8:45_ rFRENCH'S (with PUMP TOP) - 12-oz. bottle Silt Drinks can 10c *e 'THE: BLUEGRASS CONSPIRACYS' OMUSTARD 250 4IIK Aineessae•mass.40 In , tel * ON STAGE * IN PERSON SU ::411•••II 411K. •4110 Th 0 a • I -MON. - TUES. - WED. &SUNSHINE btu *" cog If Detective :H1-HO CRACKERS 350 ger n kept Sys., W NIAGARA ut eyes on the e instead of DialranDiYieee _ ,ip.. 'FABRIC FINISH 590 the the broad..:' •" C.1.i. g II 99 $BILK dist ,

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Since sim- any TNURlimi ing of conservation practices un- other species of fish IMSING PIKOG&AMS investments were made by ilar der • • • 10 News News I L2ve LiSCY Essitaring the ACP — by farmers and :IS Woo ; Sports Wihr ; Aided ACP arid farmers in all of the Crets; Potter, In IRS CWO :311 Government together — is not The strongest eagles can Daniel Boone Cirnorron 'trio The Second Frivol., Giant Nation's agricultural counties, lift th State :45 " Hundred Years fully understood by many non- a weight of 10 or 12 pound.. the rural urban pedple of The FlyIns Nun misterosers' and farm people. They do not re- • $ • 3• Neighborhood America in one year benefited V lrelside likrtlyched French Chet Measures cognize that the farmer may Archery deer hunters 7 :45 ' from almost a half-billion dol- in Ne- derive little or no immediate braska must be equipped with rat in the Miss Wool if That Gkl Who Will Walks lars' worth of ACP conserva- Arrii/flol Wetcherst benefits from these practices, a bow ed goods S The of with a minimum of Drape' 1968 Pasoan! Payton Place II Ladies MY 1967 Agricultural Con- tion work. :S India and often endures short-term 40 pounds pull at 28-inch draw. servation Program (ACP) aid- In announcing national ac- he Union Dgn trtin Ccakitry Junction Time tor NET Frstlyal losses. For example, farmers An.,wricans ed 7131 farmers in Calloway complishments under the 1967 :16 Gokklieger s t• frequently take part of their County in establishing needed Agriculture ACP,' Secretary of better land out crops . :10 News soil, water, of to •"•'•-• News Nor woodland and wild- Orville L. Freeman pointed out 10 :15 WInr ; Sports Wilk' make way for sod waterways or ,... Snorts :30 Tonight Show Moyle: life conservation measures on that emphasis was on assisting Don't gamble 45 '' Munson structures to reduce erosion and '•The River s Outdoors 16,477 acres, 011ie C. Hall, more farmers in un- - 1 . —701 •• family-type prevent stream siltation and Edge" Joey &Napo Chairman Agricultural StthUl comprehensive con- V 1 1 1 lt, " Ray Milland dertaking even flooding of whole com- WORN Anthony St" on tires.. :45 Quinn zation and Conservation Cou servation on en- Movie . . practices and munities miles away. a it 1,...;.„ „ ty Committee, has reported. couraging low-income farmers 1 2 ,in .0:7,.. News you'll lose every time! :, Throughout the country, and other producers who had bout a million fanners not been practicing conserva- By sharing the cost of con- CALL 753-7583 , FRIDAY MORNING,PROGRAMS ranchers toot part in the 1 tion to install needed measures servation measures, the Secre- Viorshit ACP, establishing • Farm Mews conserva9on on their 'ant. tary said, "we help assure ade- for SEARS extra-low hobby 6 • Lerd COWIrrY Junction ITiPSOrd measures on 50 millionrs. "These efforts," be said, preservation :1.11 SOOW quate of our soil „ .., These measures prprotect accelerating catalog price. 1 'I " donnio Prods. re- "were armed at and water for meeting our food Show s)urces and help rble / MI Tesler metptilin the conservation work to protect needs now and in the years a- :11 .. It.. Rose Show Today; WItir. productive capacity of the Na- our farmland in order to pro- head." The use of ACP funds NATO MEETS IN ICELAND Attending a meeting of NATO in 7 311 Tester ,. :45 " tion's farmland. growing population Reykjavik. Iceland, French News; Vinter. " vide our takes into account the relative Ambassador Roger Seydoux FINE :OP f Ca/stain Kanaaroo Under the Agricultural Con- with an assured abundance of urgency conservation (left i shakes hands with of the U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk. eTn s. :15 Today] News Today--3// .'„ servation Program last year, food and clean water, and en- measures and,,British Foreign %onager 41 el; 8 : to be undertaken and Secretary Michael Stewart (second from conservation measures on 761 hanced natural beauty, increas- I : the need for cost-sharing assist- right greets West German Foreign Minister Willy Brandt 53-2512 judernent Mice Douglas ” Pelmet Poe farms in the county represent- ed opportunities for the enjoy- solving Catalog Sales Office S'.." m.15 ance in the conservat- It is expected that the ministers will frame a stern warning 4 TO Concentration ed a total inveatment of around outdoor recreation, and FREE BALA/411;1AG t4 ••• ment of ion problem. to Soviet Russia concerning East 8208,216. ACP Germany's latest squeeze This CO Personality Andy or cost-sharing ac- other improvements in the qual- on. Week Only :15 • • Mayberry This Morning West Berlin Cablephof 30 Hollywood Dick Van 10 :4 Dyke " Squares Devlin!, Show " 1 ii .1.111C?Ordi Love at llowitchad LIN; Nevis :30 Eye, Gene foOrTh I :45 for Tmr T re..a sure I sits • The Suldlne Light --:1111 --,...,- -7. ins&•; 1 2 ---1.4&;;, oils Time Dream ,,, , sin...,.... Heusi& ATsuthormi . *Orli W.2" Per" 18 it .. Fie i$' — FRIDAY AFTERNOON PROGRAMS :ss bays se OVr Love Is• Mawr Nowtywol Solembored CI 1 1 3Il Thine Game O ,_ _,.... ;_,,A gritelier• Art L. Inklenstes get, Came HOW. Party .01 Another World To Tell Me Grandma General Hesollal ,. _ Truth; News :35 You Don't &HI Ed!, at 2 :4 Mint Dort. Sh•docri •• 3 10 The Match Secret Stor m • Define Dame ,is Game. News " Whit, No. :31 Fingslones GlItleon's Island :45 •• Natal All Aboard With Mrs. 4 tie Lees Make • AATHle: BS Mr. Ed NET 15 Deal Don I honor Festival :M Rik* " Emery Ti Knock ' Truitt sr ... ,_ :45 _Mow IR Wiremort CensesmenrAts „ a M " Ai Monroe :15 tier Festival •l makes $1.00 " Movie: News a 15 loaf JO inininy• Waiter Musk 45 CreHtIN Frars. Reraskls Conmess _ 500 a •; Brinkley ^ .. .„ FRIDAY EVENING PROGRAMS i :13 relrigailliarle Love Lucy Si, _Picture :30 Tig-41111111 Mkt Man- In • Polltiere: U.S A. Sancele • itioirszusidepeat' MK AKA! 311 Stet Trek 7 •45 •" GOMer PVT& ETiphtli Annual or LILAC Leaches All bread in Arywrecasi New_Or 4 teams J•t: Tererres roottsati hrs. . • • 8 meet the INesperWr Ceerov • Mashers -News Ward Om/ NET •Plassum se 9 13 Seeciril MiniN I0 Mt News Neste ... -IS o WITH: swig - ii...... - 0, lig Tentglit Okra Noon t Mostsein .. .---- 4 Joe, 11ZY - 1 1 I Leger YOuPe it..." 8"14eP :411 •• • 2 lit Mery Orlittln Roos

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PAGE FOUR THE MOBILAT, • TIMIS sporucicir THURSDAY — JUNE 27,1968 r '• Mrs. Brent Newport even read themselves Anne Titsworth Is Mrs. Don Karr Elected President Of The. • . i Mrs. J. B. Burkeen Phone 753-1917 or 753-4947 They also are lacking in doct- Leader For Mason's ors,. having one for each one Honored At Around United Daughters Of The Confederacy Chapel A'SCS Meet hundred thousand people, she said. The Clock Shower chapter as a new mem- -Africans Seek A New Iden- The United Daughters of the into the Mrs. Oren Christen read the Miss Anne Titsworth, August Mrs. Charles Farmer tity" was the theme of the pro- Confederacy met June 19th for ber and from the eighth 3rd bride-elect of John Steven Riley were wel- presented at the meeting scripture chap- the regular meeting in the and Mrs. E. W. gram Bennett, was complimented mem- Society of ter of Romans and Mrs. Frans Frank Holcomb comed back as reinstated of the Woman's with an "around the clock" home of Mrs. Service of the Ma- Coles played the song "Love on Dogwood Drive. bers. at/41*# Christian shower at the lovely home of concluded an. - Divine". meeting son's Chapel Methodist Church The hostesses for the occas- This Others taking part were Mrs. Miss Mary Keys Russell on interesting year for held Wednesday evening, June ion were Mrs. Don Karr, Mrs. active and William Adams and Mrs. North Seventh Street on Mon- all members the. church. Reu- Rodney Scott and Mrs. Tommy the chapter and 19. at day, June 24. at seven o'clock news Newport was the ben Chrismain. assisted by Mrs. Frank are looking forward to the July Wedding Mrs. Brent the evening. Pierce, SOCIAL CALENDAR Planned program and Mrs. Newport conducted the is Mrs. Yandell Wra- year which begins with t h e leader for the The charming hostesses for Hoicomb and Litany of business session prior to the September meeting. led the group in a the special occasion were Min ther. • • • Thursday. Jump V Christian program and Mrs. Frank Coles guests arrived they Prayers for the Russell, Miss Barbara Brown, As the The Magazine Club will meet a the nominating committee Mrs. Fred Church. Miss Shirley Cochran, and Miss were entertained by at the home of Mrs E A. Tuck- report on Africa read the slate of officers for played a medley She gave a Rita Hurd. Gingles who er at three p.m. Note change in "To- the new year beginning in Sep- songs on the and its culture from the The bride-to-be chose to wear of Stephen Foster PERSONALS lifts. showing pic- tember. • • • gether" magazine Irons her trousseau a pink lin- electric organ. other works, Mrs. Eupal Underwood led members present tures of art and dress and was presented a The fifteen Marilyn Lax of Murray has. friday, June 21 the closing prayer and Mrs. en elegantly but she said they were much in gardenia corsage by the hos- were seated at two been dismissed from the Henry The Wranglers Riding Club Parvin Craig as hostess served where arrange- need of good literature which tesses. Mrs. Howard Titsworth, appointed tables County General Hospital, Paris,. will ride at the rink starting It refreshments during the social flowers, hand- could be placed in their hands the honoree's mother, and Miss ' ments of summer Tenn. 7:30 p.m. hour. linens, china and • • • • • • and which persons neglect to Ruth Titsworth, her sister, were some table --1 silver completed the setting. A Mrs. Carnie Pierce of Farm- 1 The Tappan Wives Club will also presented hostesses' gift delicious and colorful salad ington has been dismissed from have :ts annual duiner for bus- corsages of gardenias_ . course and dessert constituted the Western Baptist Hospital, bands at Stay's Restaurant, Pa- Miss Titsworth opened her the menu. Paducah. ducah. at 7:30 p m For infor- many gifts selected to be used IC the guests • • • at a certain time of the day After the luncheon .).*o iCon or reservations mess- spacious liv- or night. The hostesses present- assembled in the Edwin S Vincent of Murray may call Mrs Macon interesting pro- ed her with a portable electric ing room for an Route Three has been a pat- f. Blankenship 7534395 or 7311- who form- mixer as a wedding gift. gram. Mrs. Pierce, ient at the Western Baptist ‘. 1421 Savannah, Geor- 7.- • • • The house was beautifully de- erly taught in Hospital, Paducah. and who expects to make • • • Monday, July 1 - corated throughout with ar- gia, • her future home there, showed Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fairchild ' The Murray State University ! rangements of roses. Refresh- slides of this typically South- and children. Connie, Mark, and . WomeriSs Bridge Club will meet ments of sandwiches, cookies, ern city and its environs. She Matt, have been the guests a at the Student Union Building land punch were served buffet related many incideuts of the their parents and grandparents, at 7.30 p.m. For reservations style from the dining room War Between the States that Mrs. Cletus Hubs and ... 'hall Martha Slow 753-4097 or ; table overlaid with a white lin- Mr. and were connected with Savannah Mr. Mrs. Norman Klapp. :ro• irony Seale 753-7'770 en cloth and centered with a and • • • gorgeous arrangement of white and this area. They enroute to their home in A business session followed Mo., after a visit 1 The Louie Moon Circle of Girl Too Young and yellow daisies. Silver ap- Creve Coeur, In which these officers were his brother, James Klapp. .the First Baptist Church %VMS pointments were used. with elected: President, Mrs. Don family Bowie, Md., and ..-will meet at the home of Mrs. Those included in the hospit- and of Karr; first vice president, Mrs. visited friends in Balti-gi a AEugene Tarry at 7.30 p.m. ality were Mimes Vickie Spice- also • • • to land, Patricia Doran, Ruth W. Z. Carter; second vice pre- more, Md. Monday they were. Be sident Mrs. E. A. Lassiter; re- on Her Own the guests of Mrs. Faimhild's Jones Titswetrh, Madge McCollum, :: The Kathleen Circle of cording secretary, Miss Mary Baptist Dorothy Alice Swami, Jane Be- brother, Sonny Hubbs and fam- -: the First Church WMS By Abigail Van Buren Williams; corresponding secre- will meet with Mrs E. D Ship- tote, Kay Pinkley, Lyilis Whit- ily of Hopkinsville. During their I' Itibe 1111 IV Triber• Nowt Syr( IS 1 ford, Jackie Freer, Marion Be- tary, Mrs. Fred Gingles; trea- travels they toured places of ley at 7:30 p.m. DEAR ABBY I Vaughn; • • • never thought I'd be writing to you, but Iota. Mrs. Rodney Scott, Mrs. surer, Mrs. Leonard interest in Washington, D. C, nobody else will listen. chaplain, Mrs. G. B. Scott; his- Tuesday, July 2 Ronnie Hutson, Mrs. Howard. Mt. Vernon, Va., Gettysburg, . Abby. my mother is torian, Mrs. Hunt Smock; re- The Woman's Society SI a first class A-1 square. I am nearly Titsworth. the honoree, and the Pa., Chesapeake Bay, and a trip 13 years old and she treats me Ike gistrar, Mrs. Henry Elliott. to the Atlantic Coast. Christian Service of the First I was four She won't let hostesses. • • • Mrs. Carter presided over the • • • Methodist Church me wear the kind of clothes I a ant She won't let • United will me use installation ceremony and the have a covered dish dinner at ANY make-up, and SHE tells me how I should fix my hair. Geologists in new president took the chair to • the social hall at 6.30 p.m. The I look like a creep It is a wonder a boy will even 100k at Louisiana have Lafayette Parish 'county) in me. unearthed an appoint committees and finish . program will be presented on I asked her if I could have boys come over Indian village Louisiana has the largest Negro MISS JENNA KAY WINCHESTER and she said "NO. they believe was the business. • the World Federation of lte you are too young!" built between Catholic population In the 800 and 600 BC Mrs. Pauline Speegle, former- thodist Women. Bev and Mrs. B R. Winchester of Hazel announce She showed United States • • • the en- me something from your column about when a ly from Alabama, was received gagement and approaching marriage of their I daughter, Jenne girl could be her own boss You said when a girl can pay The Dexter Homemakers Club Kay, to Mark A. Lassiter, son of Mrs for Florene Lassiter of Hazel her own education, buy her own will meet at the Dexter Corn- and the late Adolphus Lassiter. clothes, pay for her room and board, dentist, doctor, and all that crud, she could triunity Center at 9130 am. Miss Winchester is a graduate o f Calloway County Hi gh be her own • • • boss Believe me. you didn't make any points _ School and will enter Murray State University this fall where her with me Murray Assembly No 19 Or major will be business. What I want you to do Abby., is to tell me how to convince Rainbow for Girls my mother that I can be lier of the Mr Lassiter, graduate o f Calloway County High School. I trusted with a boy lam an honor roll pill meet at the Masonic Hell student and it presently attending Murray State University and is employed b y is time I had a few privileges By the time my 111 seven pm the Tappan Company. Murray mother thinks I am "old" • • • Division enough, nobody will want me The wedding will be solemnized on Saturday, J u 1 y 13, a t NOWHERE GIRL 1 The Annie Armstrong Circle the Hazel Baptist Church of the First Baptist Church DE.Alt NOWHERE: No formal Wail:idioms are being sent All friends and rela- Simmer down'. I think your mother is VIMS will meet with Mrs Vern- right. Seed me her elves of the couple are invited to attend. • - • same sad &dares. and I'll nominate her .,. in Nance at 7 30 pm , ?fir MOrp:It 01F, THE YEAR J. a • • • •• Thursday, July 4 Bessie Cole will have DEAR ABBY The relatives and fnends of a reun-I There is a "swinger" who moved into our at the City Park Bro T G Shelton and Mrs.1 ke10n lunch to be servedwith a bas- Bridal lea ShOLL't. i apartment building recently She lives on our floor, and ever since se has moved in, my husband wants to empty the trash For .11rs. Hopkins all the tune She s Held ilt Holiday big, blonde, and buxom. and 1 ve never seen her in Mrs. Palmer Hopkins,- who anything but a Japanese kimono before her recent marriage was I used to BEG my husband to take out the garbage now Beverly Jo Herndon. was hon- he goes around the house looking for waste In Need Of ored with a bridal tea shower paper baskets to Garden take to the incinerator room. held on Saturday. June 15, at Y•hen he Holiday Inn happens to see this lady in the hall, he stands around talking The gracious hostesses for to her and getting his eyes full for 15 or 20 minutes. the special es ent were Mrs. Should I worry' THE WIFE Charles Nanny, Mrs. Joe It Tools' DEAR WIFE tiet as Wog as he's is Parker. Mrs. J. R Watson, Mrs. the ban. 11 Ruclalph Geurin, Mrs. Paul Ii DEAR ABBY Ragsdale. and Mrs. Edward I must disagree with you. You said, "Kiss 3 Drake tag, when inspired WE HAVE THEM by honest affection, is instinctive An A Mrs. Hopkins chose to wear inexperienced kisser may be clumsy at first, but with practice. ti for the occasion a rose knit he'll improve " shift dress Her gift corsage Sorry, but that wasn't true in my case. was of white carnations. Cor- Before I met Joe I had been kissed by some talented RAKES - HOES - SPADES - PRUNING SHEARS sages were also presented to amateurs When I met Joe and started going with GRASS SHEARS - TROWELS - FORKS - ETC Mrs Earl Herndon, mother of him, I discovered that he didn't know the first thing about how to kiss WHEELBARROWS and GRASS CARTS the bride, Mrs. Cloyce Hopk- I tried to teach him, but he :• never caught on I married LAWN SPRINKLERS - Large Assortment ins. matheein-law and Mrs. him anyway, and he still doesn't Mamie Dyer. grandmother of know how. GARDEN HOSE - Many Kinds •st the bride Abby. I just want to say that a man Fine Acetate HAHN - ECLIPSE LAWN MOWERS doesn't have to be an Satin' The hostesses presented Mrs. expert at kissing to show a woman how much he loves her In None Better Anywhere Hopkins with -a lovely eight fact I regard my husband's uneducated kisses as all the COMPLETE LINE OF ORTI10 piece set of avocado green Club more precmu.s because it proves he hasn't been FERTILIZERS and INSECTICIffES Aluminum The many lovely around very much. PILLOW CASES iP TRELLISES - G ARDEN FENCE - GRASS STOP gifts were displayed on red lin- LOVES JOE en covered tables. 1 DEAR ABBY di A coordinating color scheme This is for the woman who was so upset Holds your coiffure during sleeping hours red because her of and pink was used thr- neighbor named her dog "Lester"--which was her oughout the decorations. The husband's name When I married my second husband I had fu ,)- If It's For the Yard or Garden refreshment table was arrayed three little girls by my first husband Shortly after we Sleep directly on Satin Fabric ,. with a mtxed arrangement of were married, my husband bought three small pigs, pink and red carnations, atop a and he named Us them ROSE, JOYCE, and MARIE Umial nets etc. not needed We Have It" white cloth, cornered with pink after my daughters WI 1 People say pigs are dumb, and red crepe. Matching strea- but they aren't Those pigs pr knew their Hair slides with mers skirted .the table front. names, and when my husband would call. "ROSE. the Satin ce JOYCE. and S500 PR. Miss Rosetta Robertson and MARIE." the girls and the pigs would come th, running Hand wash in luke warm water in Garden Miss Gedia Paschall served ALLIS IN HOBBS, N. M. au Shirley cake and punch to the many guests that called between the Everybody has a problem. What's yoursT Fee a personal . For your sleeping comfort le% hours of two to four o'clock in reply write to Abby. Boa swot Las Angeles, Cal., wee and SALE Mi Center ~lose a stamped. self-addressed Beauty& luxury combined the afternoon. Miss Vicki navels,. c 10( Drake of Louisville, cousin of FOR $294 pr. ABBY'S BOOKLET, thi SOO No 1th cOoo the bride, kept the register. "HOW TO HAVE A LOVELY FITS STANDARD SIZE PILLOW WEDDING," ler Approximately 85 persons at- SEND si.es TO ABBY. BOX OWN, [AM Woes Einonmara to tended or sent gifts ANGELES.('AL, SOU 42'*-36' Sao pn wit Pei sit, •• al* *a * • we

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Carl Yastrzemski And Bill PONY LEAGUE RESULTS Freehan Lead Sport Dodgers 000 000 0-0 2 4 Votes For American League All-Star Team Meta 101 000 x-2 2 0 Thurman and King; Robinsor. By JOE CARNICELLI bon, will be at first base agein hitter. is the and Chadwick. UPI Sports Writer while teammste Rod Carew, only .300 plus bat- ter on the eight Robinson struck out 12 'This NEW YORK et - Carl Ya- rookie of the year last season, -man team with a .330 TH DAY, JUNE 27° was the Mets second win of the strzemski, who led Boston's repeats as second baseman. average and one of on- PORT ly two in the 21110111111•1110oos000G ale Garrison 11 p. m.-Munson Out- year. miracle Red Sox to a pennant Baltimore's Brooks Robinson, entire league in - Sports EdItorsetscosesisommik games played . . . Ch. 8. Lid season, and Bill Freehan. having one of his worst sea- through Monday night. Yastrzemski, • • • 201 000 22-7 6 4 a Leader in the adult to end a sons at the plate, still manag- who slump- Dodgers vs. Orioles ROBS Phils ed early TRADED SATURDAY, JUNE 29 Indians 013 000 10-5 9 2' 23-year pennant drought in De- ed to outpoil Cleveland's Max inthe season before Meta vs. Indians regaining 12:30-1 p. m.-Car and Track Ward, Williams (5) (W) and troit this year, head the Amer- Alvis to repeat as third base- his 196'7 form, has SPORTS FRIDAY, JUNE 21 DETROIT CPT - - The . . Ch. 4. Rayburn ican League AU Star team an- man. 11 home runs, fourth in the lea- Little League Detroit Clopton; A. Adams, and 29 Lions acquired defend's/A end • • • Land, nounced today by Baseball Com- Jim Erevan of California, gue, runs batted in. Twins vs. Astros Lane,i5) (8) (L), and Joe Robb from the Se Louis 1-4 p. m.-Baseball . . . Ch. missioner WUliom D Eckert. who played the last 11 innings Cards vs. Cubs So(5)1Om NEW YORK CPO - CALENDAR Cardinals Tuesday ip a trade 4. Yastrezanski. the Boston left of last year's 15-inning. 2-1 Na- The start- SATURDAY, JUNE 29 ing National and for linebacker Ernie Clark. • • • fielder who won the American tional League victory, was an American Little League League All-Stars as announced Practice 45:30 p. m.-Wide World of League's Moot Valuable Mayer easy victor over Chicago's Luis THURSDAY, JUNE 27 award last season after win- by Baseball Commissioner Wil. Yanks and Reds Sports . . . Ch. 8. 3 p. m.-Baseball . Braves Aparicio to complete the in- Little League American Legion Se. receiv- ham D. Eckert: Pony vs. Dodgers . . Ch. 4 ning the Triple Crown, field. Reda vs. Yanks League Madisonville at National Murray (2) SUNDAY, JUNE 30 • • • ed 248 of a possable 252 votes Homer Hitters Chosen Nets Phil. vs. Orioles Jerry Grote, vs. A's SUNDAY, JUNE 30 2 p. m.-Soccer 5:30 p. m.-Hunting . Ch, and ?recited the Tiget catcher. Frank Howard of Washington New York, C; Mets VS. MUMS . . Brasil Willie McCovey, Pony Lemma Sheppard's Service at Murray vs. St. Louis . 8. polled 248 of 251 possible votes and Detroit's Willie Horton. San Francis- . Ch. 5. co, 1B; Tommy to lead in the balloting of A.1„. the league's two leading home Helms, Cincin- nati, 2B; Ron players. managers and coaches run producers with 24 and 18, Santo, Chicago, 3B; Don Kessinger, Three holdovers from last Join Yastrzernski in the Did- Chicago, SS; Hank Aaron, year's starting team join Ya- field. Ironically, all are left Atlanta, OF; Cunt Flood, St. Louis, "Super strzemski and Freehan on the fielders but were able to be OF; Pete -Right" Meats! Rose, Cincinnati, 1968 squad which will attempt grouped together in the voting. OF. American to snap a record -five-year hi/s- chosen since all outfielders are Bill Freehan, Detroit, C, Har- tir:mai League winning streak Dick Williams. the Boston • mon Killebrew, Minnesota, when the teams meet July 9 manager who will handle the 1B; Rod Carew, Minnesota, 2B; FULLY at the Houston Aatrodome American League stars this • Killebrew, Brooks Robinson, Baltimore. 'ha Carew Repast year, will select his pitchers 3B; Jim Fregoia, California, SS; WHOLE OR Harmon Killebrew of Minne- - and the remaining players to HALF COOKED Carl Yastrzemski, Boston, sots, who nipped Ballimore's• fill put the 25-man roster later OF; Boog Powell by 10 votes in the this week. Willie Horton, Detroit, OF; Frank Howard, closest balloting for any pod- , yeseesemsoi, the AL's leading Washington, OF. (4V(11°Y 114AV Pitchers and remainder of Semi- squads to be selected by Man- agers Red Schoendienst of St. Powell Winner In Batters Louie National and Dick Wil- kid° %III Oil I kl 14AV! Boneless. liams of Radon American.

Box, Loser In Ballot Box 4 HAMS shvidino. 7 By VITO STILLINO up the victory to boost his re- Boog Powell is a loser at the cord to 8-8 WITH NO CENTER f,semoo.a.ao.evoio.a.r.s.a sooe4 ballot box but he's a winner in In the only other American SLICES REMOVED the batter's box. ieogue games. Washington By United Press 1411•40•1100111 Powell. who lost the dartingtopped Cleveland 8-2 and Oak- first base job for the American land blanked California 3-0. National League INSPECTF.D _ WHOLE League in the All-Star gameIThe Detroit-New York game W. L. Pct, GS by 1 scee to Minnesota's Har-"was rained out but the Tigers St. lows 45 28 616 - 1 mon K.illebrew, continued to still gained a half-game lead San Fran 39 34 534 6 - lead Killebrew in most of the since Cleveland lost and fell Atlanta 37 34 521 7 statistical departments Wedees- third piece. eight games Phila. 33 32 508 8 p to day night when he powered the back. Baltimore is also eight Los Ang 37 37 500 8h. lb' I CUT OR &altimore Orioles into second lames bark but two percent- Cin. 35 36 493 9 Let's see SPUT place. points ahead New York 34 36 486 914 FR9S age of the In- I I LS shirts...start+ Or no stan-h tollected two tuts in- chon*. Pitts, 33 36 478 10 cluding a homer and knocked Cards, Pirates Spat Chicago 31 40 437 13 Ilia eggs...sunnysi,le aro% ie. lightly in two runs as the Orioles tam. In the National League, Los Houston 30 41 423 14 14 I I is cotTee...a-l•it on the SI.Mflg To 16 Pound pod the Boston Red Sox 6-2. Angeles edged San Francisco Wednesday's Results 414? The 2-for-3 game bociated 11. St Loins blanked Pitts- Los Angeles 2 San Francisco 1 1115 steak... meshurn-rare or i-are-rare" SHANK Powell', average to 264 with burgh 3-0, in the first game but St. Louis 3 Pittsburgh 0. 1st PORTION His favorite me.. apple or rherry7 47 RBIs and 12 homers Kille- Pittsburgh won the nightcap Pittsburgh 3 St Lows 1, 2nd Smoked brew has the same number of 3-1. Philadelphia edged Atlanta Philadelphia 3 Atlanta 2, nighti being these things is hewn but he has only 3-2 in 11 innings, Cincinnati Cincinnati 7 New York 6, night' imixotant. Knowing this is important,to.,: At pis:, store 32 RBIs and a .216 average edged New York 7-6 and Hou- Houston 2 Chicago 1. night you ran tro4. I trii len. have teen doing it 1,w user a century. hi Fifth Straight ston lopped Chicago 2-1 Teday's Preamble Pitchers As a rn.it ter ..f face roolewly has ever NO more I Killebrew was probably se Bernie Allen's two-run Philadelphia, lilt-- walk their triple Short 5-7 at Atsi alblethan Aal'. Bolded almost from habit since highlighted a six-run second tante, Jarvis 7-5, 8 p m he's played in seven All-Star inning that tarried Washington New York, Friosella 1-3 at iYe think it% impartant far brides Iwo /wok', le find a, t•Pre - games brie appeared in the past Cles-eland Camilo Pascual Houston. 8.30 p. HAMS Leman, 78, they 1.1111 trust, l's kr••.%•• 4 classe.arf .r the last five straight pitched a four-hitter to gain the m. that r•en t lints! ties- huy itu.sllv isizarainteo I WHOLE, HALF OR years A nue Powell, who's us- victory Los Angeles. Singer 6-7 at ••••k. BUTT PORTION ually a sloe starter, has never Chuck Dobson pitched a San Francisco. Narwhal 14-2, ThOt Aa I' 1."11..1. played in the ciao& three-hitter to lead the Oak- 4 p m. No matter who makes ill1 As P arils it. As Poisea and Frank Robinson land A's past California The Only games scheduled Pguarante•-. it he back-to-back homers in the game was decided in the first Friday's Genies Is thi.*a g...I reason Lb 55c fel- 'hopping As ir !eating. sixth inning for the Orioles to Inning when Oakland picked St Louis at Chicago mans ( give Baltimore a 4-0 lead after up two runs off starter and Cincinnati at S,rt Era- ,o-o COXVIIIIG.411 o 110/ TN( GAUT AT II 511.111 (St Brooks Robinson hit a two-run loser. George Brunet, 6-11. John Pittsburgh at Phila.. night ilt.4)0 " 1:1°49 0 homer in the fourth inning. Donaldeon walked and scored New York at Houston. night S 504.1 To rem H 5%1 ANN .M11(11101,10 El Bologna Pi 1 AS! 111531 13T I t'In Pork Powell then singled in one on Mike Hershbergera double. Loin. 01(169Clalcvn Atlanta at Los Angeles. night PP ICES E FFECTIVE THRU JuNE 24 • 100 , of the Orioles' two runs in the Hershberger then scored when seventh inning. Dave McNally, Danny Cater ha into a force- American League FRESH Shrimp who s249 Rib Steak pitched a six-bitter picked!out. W. L. Pct. GB 99C I Detroit 48 26 839 JANE PARKER 13 Baltimore 36 32 .529 ir GREEN BEANS JANE PARKER Cleveland 39 35 .527 8 I Gibson Wins Fifth Shutout Minn 36 33 .522 8`a WATERMELONS WHITE BREAD BROWNIES . -t • Oakland 36 34 514 9 1Wh y.=•4 Calif_ 34 36 486 11 21"i1s1. Boston 33 35 485 11 YELLOW 89, 1302. New York 31 37 4.56 13 PKG. 5 Chicago 30 441 9t 38 14 Squash By FRED DOWN 'Baltimore Orioles downed the Wash. UPI Sports Writer Boston Red Sox 6-2, the Wash- 26 41 388 17'4 (SAVE Wednesday's Results 9c) (SAVE 104) Don Drysdale's major league ington Senators whipped the • Detroit at New records of six straight shutouts Cleveland bulimia 81 and the York. ppd . rain 1.1.74t P51110 II Oakland Athletics blanked the Baltimore 6 Boston 2. night 2 (SA% 1 MC 1.L11. consecutive Los ilk and 58 2-1 scoreless Washington 8 Cleveland 2. night Potato sos Innings, which topped 50year California Angels 3-0. Chips 59c Oakland 3 California FRESH JUICY old perforrnences of ancient Gibson doubled in the fourth 0. night 15551 P50515 Only games scheduled aces, may be . wiped off the inning and scored the Cardinals' Tedey's Probable Pitchers Limes (says iso books by Bob Gibe= in less'second run on a double by Lou Glazed Donuts 45c Minnesota. Boswell 6-8 at Bal- than 30 days Brock. Matty Alou's two-run- •A‘Ppi PARKER scoring single led the Pirates timore, Hardin 8-3. 8 p m Dryadale broke a 83-year old (111 lNANKIilPTlS 1,01 is 4 . in the nightcap Cleveland. Tient 11 5 at Bos- 6 FOR Sandwich IS)' record hed Doe 19C Buns by White when 35t ton. Stephenson 1-5, 7_30 p he pitched his sixth shutout in Drysdale pitched 7 2-3 hitless m ' Only games scheduled a row on June 4 and surpassed innings before the Giants ruin- EXTRAORDINARY SWANS DOWN ft Friday's Gaines CAMPBELL'S a 54-year old mark of Walter ed his no-hitter and shutout on EVENT! Chicago at Detroit, Johnson when he extnded his pinch-hitter Dave Marshall's 2. tvn-niltht Calif at Wash 2, CAKE MIXES GOLD INN string of soceriess innings to single The Giants had two on twi-night 4:010141:I I. PORK N' BEANS Minnesota at New York. 58 2-3 on June 8 and two out as a result of a night walk and an Oakland at New York. night AS •• The Los Angeles Dodger star error by Drysdale Cleveland at SLICED had every right to think both Wes Parker doubled home one Boston. night tioNsToN records would lad quarter of the Dodgers' runs in the 70.0,zs a of 99 t 28A01.:::9 seventh and scored the other BONUS VALUE LI a century but now both are 4 in jeopardy arid one may be on a fielder's choice by Drys- THIS WEEK, (SAVE 29() (SAVE UP TO 21c) PINEAPPLE equalled next Monday when dale. Gibson faces the Dodgem-and Gibson Advancing SAUCERS possibly Drysdale. Gibson has pitched shutouts and compiled ..•••••• .0.11,.01. 7 Silvertown 111.1'1.1 Gibson. the St. Louis Cardi- a 115 earned Fig Bars 39c nals' 1967 Wort(' Series hero run average this season while I Drysdale 1/5 who got off to a sole stsrt , has pitched seven 3 sioo shutouts and has a 1 21 ERA. Fruit this season, zeroed in on the, Cocktail Juan Marichal of the Giants, 4/ 734 79 7, 711 two records Wednesday night Is '10 12 40 14 55001 who 3. 1'? 72 $4 74 (SAVE UP TO leads the league with 14 0114;4 ,11( 570 when be beat the Pittsburgh 4 el 7 311 , victories, ranks WIL n4711 CAIRS Pirates 3-0 in the first game of 41st in ERA I•7 n s e• Vienna Sausage 89c a doubleheader The Pirates with 2.48. 2' 13 44 700 Dalrymple 4(543 37 40 ad won the Clay led off the 3"1”. 13•••• PI TA X 44 Or second game 3 1 ,a t• sO llth inning with a double and 01, 341 71 77 VG BONUS VALUE Fifth Straight Shutout Ron% REEK in scored the winning run for the 1/ 14044001. 11440,441971., 31 019000. THIS WEEK, Gibson, who yielded four hits 0ere., Kotex Phillies 111, 1444,41011111. 111011,44s 13; Miss Deis Swift'fling re victory one out later on Tony 11114144'Fw. NI•m...14144. 'Siest,mer,a,. enroute to his ninth 0000‘. '1; 1.054 VEGETABLE BOWL St Gonzalez' single Bob ftoozer, 044/11wore, SANITARY NAPKINS against five losses, has now Ills BOW Is SHORTENING TI who pitched three innings of F 044.4,ord, *•41,4441:411. 0. F110',11110F, pitched five straight shutouts BOX,., SI, X•1111,11, 111111.4,4ye NJ, a shutout relief, received credit 110,14•40. 120004. 43. W 04000 0.0-co s 49 and 48 consecutive scoreless 4' BOXES for the victory bi Innings His performance Wed- 11001001 $100 co Tony Perez' three-run triple 11 09440404 soo• nesday came only a few hours 310, C0•4404 441 101 0C link OF 12 CLAIN ge highlighted a four-run fifth D•••••)•• ;3-2. Loot, 044•*.t. 4.1 after Drysdale pitched a two- In R...P•sin '4(. v. 7? 775, Dot, SO'MOWN 59c 7511 44,1010, Le, ,0, 3 Sy Inning which gave the Reds a 010. 4-2 INN." hitter to beat the San Fran- •. S 3 6-1 ▪ (SAVE 17c) bu cisco Giants 2-1 for the 200th lead and they held on for ••••701611. LIRMIA011 (SAVE win 2oc) h the despite a three-run victory of his major league ca- 1114... Cia •Ai It 55 Pt• WATCH FOR 2 BONUS ninth-inning rally • - Owl '9 T. 0 10 reer by the Meta. 2 Jim Maloney received • 111 40 '1 VALUE FEATURES AltP th credit for S. 7 Cream The Philadelphia Phillies de- ,1 IN 313 Cheese ----- 59t • -- I -4(555 2 his eighth win. oN no EVERY WEEK! di /1 0 1 l's I MA1111( P1.341 feated the Atlanta Braves 3-2 F • nil Dave Giusti pitched no-hit 17 11 *. u, sceeui111mo p.14 1U1 1I•Ci In 11 innings the Cincinnati . te7 17 n7 07 nV3 2101 ball after Don Kessinger o• 7,7 •7 Delsey Tissue ti and • C.. 2 Reds beat the New 'Ydrir Mets •11 J• • •• t• .1 89t th• Glenn Beckert started the game * • 00110 4a110 7-6 and Houston Aston _ *he Monne Rim* A0C1110011,1C11, (STOCK ACI41, set with singles to win his fifth - UP AND topped the Chicago Cubs 2-1 in .....,.. SAVE) 5(4 game •. • I • A,• • . yirot...... 00.11 .....••••••••••• th•, for the Astros. Jim Wynn .'44'-'• ••-• 0 Kleenex other National League games 47., Tissue 29t bomered fdt- the As-tros' first •rn :h. In the American League. the 1078105 4A11011 A0C15500% 33.3 run in the fifth. Kleenex Dinner Or Cocktail Napkins 2 49C

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! RESULTS I pi PAGE SEVEN THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY -JUNE 27, 19811 O 0-0 2 4 are very new for Fall 1968 on O x-2 2 0 MEN'S WEAR the non-Ivy market but Press ,84e,StrATiale making Mg; Robinsor admits he has been them for five years or so. Colorful out 12. This RentFtW are -even hewn:az, the Yy_League The- talon id win of Succumbs woven into a new and heavier ow mow 174 Saxony wool which has a greater concentration of col- 22-7 6 4 To ors than the softer Shetlands 9 of the nicest swimming pools waitresses, two short Fashion 10-5 9 2 order Revolution REAL ESTATE FOR SALE board, old picture frame, com- the singers from both Church which were popular for years, and in town. It is a Fiberglass pool cooks, one dishwasher and mo- Br, WALTER LOGAN Princeton (3) (W) plete 3' x 7'4" metal door, all of Christ congregations in Mur- Yale, Harvard and probably because they were on that retails for $6,000. Can be tel maid. Above average conser- ns, Rayburn 4-BEDROOM house, two baths. salary kinds of door locks, chain saw. ray, and to the donors of food NEW YORK (UPI) - The have been bastions of the conservative (drab) side. used for ice skating in winter. , and Land, Large library, with all the ex- guaranteed for above average This is where you builders can and flowers. Pekicock Revolution has hit the vatism since the day they were Summer suits even have two The house is like new with help. Kentucky Ivy League founded and their shadow of tras. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Lake Lodge get a bargain. Jackie Burkeen, May God bless each of you a staggering blow. buttons instead of the classic large family room, carport, The ivy conformity has spread across Central heat and air. 1612 Loch Restaurant, Aurora. Phone 474- owner-Wayne Wilson, Auc- Is our prayer. covered campuses now three and there are deep side storage room. Has redwood sparkle with the land to engulf almost ev- Lomond, phone 752-4937 2259. J-28-C tioneer. Call 753-3263 for more Mrs. John (Dixie) colored shirts in- vents-something never really Workman, university. -23-C fence around back yard, also information. J-28-C stead of traditional button ery college and accepted in Ivy League circles_ July KITCHEN HELP. Experienced, and Family; 1 . . Braun safety fence around pool. Let downs and there are darts un- The high priest of the Ivy And they are distinctly shaped. Must have own transportation. Mrs. Ray (Lochie) Ross, h.4 V MODERN FOUR - BEDROOM, the children enjoy a real treat CARD OF THANKS der the armholes of the clas- League look might well be Ir- Fall they could be even Phone and Family By 12,500. Carpet, paneling, air- at home, buy them a home with 474-2228. J-28-C We wish to express our sin- sic three button suits. ving Press, and his temple the the gddition of ITNC more so-plus Ling . Ch,0 s conditioning, furniture. Elec- pool in yard. Can be bought cere thanks and appree Such centers of learning as firm known as J. Press, which hacking jackets with angled tric heat, insulated, 1% acre. for near price of house with- to our friends and neighbors has its roots at Yale Univer- and ticket pockets and - FOR'S AL pockets On blacktop, three miles down out pool. all the many acts of kindneel ROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle sity, but by this fall will spread more flair to the jacket skirt. Pottertown Road. J. Robinson. ROBERTS REALTY, 505 West shown us during the illness as far as San Francisco where Another innovation from the Main Street, Telephone 753- an passing of our loved one, 0013 DO 90000 barefoot, beaded students at were British Gren- J-27-P 6 MONTH OLD Singer Zig-Zag ACROSS 6-Caniunction Ivy League 1651. 3-28-C Conley James. GOMM WOUSM Berkeley may be exposed to adier guardsmen type coats-- mewing machine. Monograms, 7-Glistening PM BY OWNER, 3-bedroom brick A special thanks for cards, 1 Vat 8-Perform 10052000 eastern sartorial culture. double breasted, flaired, broad darns, button-holes, hems, fan- GO OUOM BOOM house on South 16th Street. BY OWNER: 85 acre farm 7 flowers and food. Also for the -Arabsen 9-Note of scale cy designs, etc. Guaranteed. garments 10-Macaw 01100 0000 on9 The so-called Peacock Revo- Carpeted living room, large miles east of Murray, 4 room or- the steep ridge Assume final eight payments of beautiful choir singing and S A state (alb& ) 14.0 Ii mnom 000151 05 lution is, of course, the fash- Another was family room, kitchen-dining house with bath, good well and gan music, the many consoling 11-Peer Gynt's 16-Before 01100 ODUN ion revolution that has come cavalry twill which is now the • combination, 1% baths, good fences, about one half $6.95 per month. Call 753-6888 mother 18 A continent room words of Bro. Tommy Jackson. 00 MOM MOTOP over the men's wear industry rage in Peacock Revolution sown down, fertilized, limed, J-28-C 12 Shove (abler OM utility room, central heat and ALso a special thanks to the 13 Edible fish 21 Undaunted MOM 0000 In the past four or five years circles. Press has been using 02l= V050 00 • 06 air conditioning, built-in range, 3 ponds, creek and some creek 1965 MOBILE HOME, Monarch Miller Funeral Home, for their 15-Mandate 22 Roman bronze so we dropped in at J. Press this for years, especially in the 17.Suffut: OM 0025000 disposal and dishwasher. Trans-land- bottoms, barn and other 23-Cut Lie tacking jackets which are 10' x 50', airconditioned. Call untiring acts of comfort, dur- adherent of 24-Poem MgMOM3 MODUOU the other day to see if the ferrable loan. Call 753-5270. outbuildings. Ideal cattle and made in Ireland to his specifi- ED 753-8200. 3-28-C ing a time when it is a° much 19-Threwtoed 25-Weight of Ind la 0AM00 CIOU revolution had caught up with hog farm. Corn and tobacco needed. sloth 26-Affirmatne 27 the staunchly conservative Ivy cations They also show up in base Price $200.00 per acre. 10' x 51', 1966 Kentuckian 20-Native metal 28 Weaken belted Norfolk May God bless each of you. 21-Nahoor sheep 29 Writing League. a revival of the BY OWNER - three-bedroom 37 Dangers 44-Period of time For further information call trailer. Call: Weldon Stice, 762- The Family of 22 Exist implement 38-Shakespearian 46-Marry Irving Press, who is presi- iacket. I brick home, sewing and utility 23-Burrowing 31 753-2758 evenings. J-29-C 2346 or Carole Stice, 762-3767 Headgear king 47-Lair dent of the firm, said indeed As for shirts, wide spread Conley James animal 32 Electrified 39 Fertile spot in room. Den, two large baths 48-River island collars are taking the place of before 3:30. Addreu: No. 61, 1TC 25-Secret agent particle desert yes and that in certain areas two half baths. Bedrooms PRICE REDUCED for inuned- and Hales Trailer Court. 3-28-P 26-Period of time 33-Range of 40-Flower 49-Meadow the Ivy League was five or six the button downs, and a non- • and living room carpeted. Two- iate sale. 2-bedroom house on 27-Unusual knowledge 41 Prohibit 51-Note of scale button Milton down which can ess. CARD OF THANKS 26-Ocean 34-Grain years ahead. He cited in par- 'car carport and plenty of stor- lot 120 x 355' at 220 So. 15th. NEW fashion colors are Sue's 43 Symbol for 53-A continent be worn with or without a pin. ,We with to express our deep 29-Fooffike part 35-Witty remark tantalum (abbr ticular the four-inch-wide tie age space. Electric heat And Street. Lot large enough for delight. She keeps her carpet 30-Pronoun The fashion colors are police- appreciation and thanks to our and said it had met with wide ('air-conditioning. Located two further development. Claude L colors bright-with Blue Lus- 31 Totes man blue. canteloupe or olive many friends for the expres- 33 Knockout acceptance, especially by some blocks from college. Shown by Miller, Realtor, Phone 753-5064, tre! Rent electric shampooer -and those colors are in sports sions of sympathy and kindness (abbr ) ° elderly Elis who had never be- ISIS appointment only. Phone 753- or 753-3059. J-29-C $1. Big. K. 3-38-C 35-Chart shirts which also are losing' extended to us during the Ill- come resigned to the fact the 4683. 3-1-P 36-Measure of IMME:i;E:iii1E11111ggii1M1111 wide tie had gone out of style. their buttons. BRICK HOME across from Ro- LIVING ROOM suite, refriger- ness and death of our mother weight A the term "Ivy 37-Edible wool There has been shape sidelight to ITER THREE-BEDROOM brick home, bertson School. Four large bed- ator, stove, map:.1 br,..akfast and grandmother, Mrs. Oscar 11•111111111•01111111111M1111 in Ivy 3s-Asam League suits for some time League '' Many manufactur- carpeting throughout, 1% cera- rooms, three baths, large fam- suite, bed and chest. Odd chair, S. (Cora) Jones. so-Shallow vessel 20 V E D now, achieved by placing darts ers hate the expression and re- mic tile baths, central heat and ily room. Central heat and air. end table, quilt, chifferobe and Especially would we like to 41-Twisted 11 fer to "soft shoulder" or 42-Dine under the armholes, and there "natu- a large lot. Priced to Double carport, chain link fen- trunk. Call 753-7189, 3-27-P express our thanks to Dr. J. R. air. On 43-Sunburn has even. been extreme shape ral shoulder" suits-a practice sell. Call 753-4516 after 5:00 ced back yard, 100 x 150 foot Ammons, the nurses and staff 44-Armed conflict which has led manufacturers 15' x in British -style hacking jack- 3-1.0 wooded lot. See by appointment 16' FERN green rug, ex- of the Convalescent Division of 45-Con1unction of 1 p. m. 44-Pale ets 'made in Ireland) which shoes to advertise "natural only. Jerry Wallace, 753-7868 cellent condition. Call 753-7271 the Murray-Calloway County shoulder shoes" in 47-Negation achieve even more shape by the trade EXTRA NICE two-bedroom after 4730 p. m. 3-3-C J-27-C Hospital for their faithful ser- SO-Rampant placing darts in the front. publications brick. Completely carpeted, air- vice in caring for her during 52-Derk 1•14iiill1111&1111111• As for the Nehru MALE GERMAN Shepherd pup- 54-Falsehood "Actually we've been in the type Jacket, conditioned, electric heat, wash- 10 for NOTICII pies, A. K. C. registered. In- her stay there, and also to the 55-Mournful 6111N11111:iiiii: forefront." Press said, "with a the Ivy League crowd er and dryer outlet. Electric nurses and staff of the hos- 56-Tug en Press was less than enthu5:az-' ternational champion blood. 57-Mtisac: flair for color and the nrst use range furnished. Only two pital. as tic "We have a few rich ELECTROLUX SALES k Ser- lines. Sired by Angels S. S. written 1111111iiigill1111011111111:;::$g; of the country suit." The coun- blocks from the University. Call We appreciate the services tomers who may order one a:."- vice, Box 213 Mumy, Ky., C. Storm Trooper. Call Murray 753- DOWN try suit is a matching coat and 753-8109. 3•27-C of the J. H. Churchill Funeral throw it away after xvearini :z M. Sanders. Phone 382-3176, 3872 or Paducah 442-5322. 1-Flap so pants in a bright distinct Home, the ministers, Bro. Hol- to a party but whether there A NEW three-bedroom brick Lynnville, Ky. H-June-29-C J-27-P 2-Employ IIIIM:4111111111.011M111 check, long worn in the Brit- lis C. Miller and Bro. Bill 3-Look ish countryside but once con- is a germ in this for the fu- - house with 1% baths, family 4-Part of church ture TERMITES!' Call Ward Termite 30" ELECTRIC stove. Call 492- Threet, Bro. Gerald Ellison and 611111111M1111111MIIIIIII sidered a bit too racy for the remains to be seen." he room, kitchen with dish wash- 5-C-onfunction Distr. by United Feature nc 8257. 3-27-NC Syndicate, American countryside. They said er, range and disposal. Carpet. for free estimate. All work guar- anteed. Five year contracts. IS log in living room and bed- HOTPOINT 36" electric range. Five room house treated, $65.00. rooms. If you are looking for Excellent condition. Phone 753- Peanuts® Ward Pest Control, 1612 College by Charles M. Schulz a nice home, why not see this 1930 after 4:90 p. m. 3-27-C one' Call 753-3903. 1-27-C Farm Road, phone 7534501. July-11-P 25 WEANING PIGS. Call 753- SOPHIE, WE'VE Li.tlY DON'T WE WRITE A LETTERIO 134.) DicTATE wNAT(Mu wANT THAT 15N'T THREE-BEDROOM frame house,. 4904 between 11 and 12 a. m. MOTOR ROUTES open. Contact 601 TO CURE DUR FOLKS?JUCT -TALKING carpeted throughout, with or 4 and 5 p. m. 3-28-C WIT14 'lb 54/, AND !ILL WRITE IT,, EXACTLY WHAT drapes, air-conditioned, on Louisville-Courier Journal, 753- 4CIR LCINE5QMENE55.. THEM AND TEWN6 -THEM AU. NWT I MEANT! large study lot, across street 7116, ITC 1 967 FIREBIRD Pontiac, Phone WHAT YOVVE BEEN 00446 WILL GET 753-8711. J-28-P from Carter School. Call 753- GARLAND ALL'MLNUM Service ({0OR MiND OFF cat PROBLEMS... .11117-' 1310. 3-27-C offers expert installation along '57 /dGin good condition, Must IP 50 ACRE FARM, no buildings, with 25-40% savings on alumi- sell. Call 753-3261 3-28-C located near Locust Grove num siding, windows and doors. AUS-TTikFHEA- LY Sprite, new Church. Call 753-2653. J-26-P We are a newly formed family businerl with some 20 years engine, transmission, uphols- at,A OWN YOUP. OWN home for as accumulated experience. Free tery, paint, $850.00 Call 753- little as $47500 down and obligations. 7500. July-31-C estimates with n• 6-is $92.87 monthly plus taxes and Call now for Phone 480-2427. 15 GALLON acquarium, like insurance. No down payment special prices. July-23.0 new. Extra good used air con- to veterans. These homes are ditioner. Call 753-4537. J-29-C 3-bedroom brick and must be YOU ARE cordially invited to Nancy by Ernie Bushrniller meeting at the seen to be appreciated Call attend a gospel D-6-C TRACTOR; '60 Chevrolet of Christ, Johnson Bros Construction Co., Green Plain Church truck and low-boy. All in good June Inc., 1203 Story Avenue, Phone old Murray-Paris Road, condition. Call 623-4682, May- I'LL I HAD MY THIS YES, BUT THE 7534167. Tyr .23-29. Services are at 8:00 p. m. field after 6:00 p. m. 3-3-P each evening. Lexie Ray will be I BET I'VE MET SHOW PHOTO IS GUIDE SAID ATTENTION Quality Hunters: the speaker. 3-27-C CHEST-TYPE freezer, 17 foot. MORE CELEBRITIES HER TAKEN AT JUST HE USED On North 20th street we have Call 753-7384. . one of the finest homes in THE PURCHASE AREA Econ- THAN YOU HAVE THE MUSEUM A TO BE AN town. A large 3-bedroom brick omic Opportunity Council, Inc. ONE-OWNER, '65 Ford Fal- &sea WITH A MUMMY EGYPTIAN With central heat and air Two has an opening for Executive con, 4-door, blue, 8 cylinder. in Pa- 4Pidg SEZ- ceramic tile baths, large den Director-Headquarters Good condition. Call 753-7148 CELEBRITY KING fireplace, kitchen that is ducah, Kentucky, covering a after 5:00 p. m. 3-29-P '11 with YOU te0 a dream for any woman, cabi- four-county area. Education: so- 1953 HARLEY - DAVIDSON Ai nets galore, dishwasher, dou- Master's Degree required in cial science field. Background Chopper. See at 902 Waldrop ble oven range, garbage dis- Drive. Phone 753-2774 after 5 Corlon in administrative work with posal, indirect lighting, p. m. 3-29-C Inlaid thermo pane windows, 2- Government programs-exper- 'RUMP ience in Community Develop- %muff. car garage, with double drive LOST & FOUND .•__•••//r •••••• ment and organization exper- Jill ••••• .• to street. has intercom system, ,41 closet ience in dealing with social pro- LOST: Nine month old Ger- 4811806) entrance hall, lots of • In U Ire. U. ,•••• fee JIM*. blems of the economically dis- • ••• space. This house has over 3000 man Shepherd. female Has col- a, ••••1 Proor• inrew••• resume to: feet of floor space, lot 110 foot advantaged. Send lar with rabies tag.. Answers Castleman, May- * frontage, $37,500.00:- Judge Richard to name of Heidi Reward. Call Courthouse, May- 4-BEDROOM ad, on Olive field County 753-7704 after 10:00 a. m. Kentucky. TM* is an .„ with 2 baths, central heat, car- field, 3-29-P Abbie 'N Slats employer. by R. Van Buren 4 pet in living room and dining equal opportunity 3-1-C area, large utility, extra nice FOR SNIT YOUR ANSWERS FROM shady lot. 2 blocks from high SERVICES OFFERED GET BUT WE'VE THAT WAS ABOUT HIM, NOW CLEAR OUT OF CHECKED NE school, 4 blocks from Univer- NEW FURNISHED apartments, YOU'RE THE WIDOW OF THE THE MURDER. I'M HERE ,/ BACK ISSUES, GOING FARTHER eAcK sity, $14,500.00. MAINTENANCE Unlimited Jan- air-conditioned. Williams Apart- MURDERED DR. STEVEN BRETT THAN THAT, KIT. A NEW 3-bedroom trick with rtnr Service. Commercial, In- ments, So. 16th St. Phone 75E- SO YOU CAN TELL US central heat and air, carpet dustrial, Residential. Call be- 8880. WitY DOG SAM WASN'T throughout, fireplace in family tween 2 and 6, 192-8485. _ PROSECUTED FOR. ri • room, range, garbage disposal, June-27-C FOUR APARTMENTS for the THE CRIAnE L t. 2 baths, carport. Reedy for oc- summer Vacant June 1. Mar- cupancy. Possession with deed CEMENT CONTRACTORS. Call ried couples or boys Nice clean. • and priced to sell. 753-6878, Dexter, Ky. 3-28-P Everything furnished. Reams- NICE 2-BEDROOM house, corn- able rates Call 753-5617 or 75E- IILI P er of Sharp and 12th. Has 4- w AN"raa 1257 3-28-C basement, garbage disposal, ELEMENTARY AD JUNIOR THREE-ROOM furnished base- large room upstairs, partially HIGH TEACHERS ment apartment. All ut!Hies linished. Will consider any r Wanted in west Suburban Cook furnished. Private bath and en- reasonable offer. r County District of 1,000 stu- trance, 411 So. 8th St. Call 753- EXTRA NICE 3-bedroom brick dents Starting salary range 8294. 3-29-C on She-Wa Circle. Has large $6500 to $8400 depending on , family room, range, dishwasher, experience and education Need WANTED TO RUT garbage disposal, 'carpet, 2 -7 primary teachers, 4 inter- • II baths, garage, patio, posses/don mediate, 2 speech therapist: USED REFRIGERITTOR, fairly in August_ large freezer type, good condi- Lif Abner Junior High level- -2 industrial by Al Capp INTERESTED in lake property' arts, 1 home, economics, 4 Lan- tion...WI 436-33'74. 3-27-P We have a 3-bedroom house IW 30 - WHEN guage Arts, 1 band director. WANTED: Good used, small re- SECONDS IT CLEARS ALL PRIMAAI LIFE with 5 acres of land with over Contact Supt. V. Ralph Dosher, A mAN/AcBAcK nice lake frigerator. Phor 753-5108. Excirpr,t2ums WILL BE zivomott 500 feet of extra front. 78th and Thomas, Bridgeview, ON EARTH WILL- year around VOL/ CAN OBTAVN 714E- 13EsT VIEW CF House has 2 baths, Illinois. Phone 312-4583726. RELEASE A THIS heat, air-conditioner, furniture, J-27-P AUCTION SALM (A/uS(A41. EVENT FRCS!ME 19 foot Century boat with 00 LETHAL VAPOR-- LEFTPORTA/04E W/A/DOW-- I' h. p Grey Inboard motor, 2- WANTED: Leafy to live in my AUCTION at Methodist Church, TH/5 /564 RErORCVNG' ear carport, tool shed with lots home to take care of two chil- New Concord, Saturday, June of hand tools, many other nice dren and do general house- 28 atzle:30 a. m Church build- 9t t. rr features. Possession with deed. work. Room and board furnish- ing. grounds, 2 air-conditioners WE HAVE a nice cottage locatl ed, plus salau Contact Mrs. and other items Wayne Wil- ed at the mouth of Blood River, Nickson at Ky. Fried Chicken son, Auctioneer 3-284 9t fully furnished with air-condi- after 10:00 a. m., 753-7101. tioner, beautiful view of the J-28-C AUCTION: Saturday, June 29, lake and priced at $8,750 00 1988 at 1:00 p. m., at Sykes IF INTERESTED in swimming WANTED: Lady for full time Sawmill on S. 4th., Murray, 9t restaurant work. ,Gtime in per- Ky. Steel tired horse drawn but don't have time to go to the lake then we have the son to Thotoughbred Drive-In wagon, large quanity of paint 49( very thing for you. A nice 3- after 1:00 p. In. 1-28-P and varnishes, screens, bolts, door hinges, windows, doors, bedroom brick house with one WANTED: Two experienced 'le loovers, nails, bath room wall

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PAGE EIGHT THE MURRAY, KIINTUCELY LEDGER & TIMES - THURSDAY -.TUNE 21, 198E T Robertson -Rites Dr. Joseph Price he would like to sign his state- King April 4, in MemPllik CIAMPIONSHIP Held This Morning Morehead ROLL BACK . .. JAMES ment. I Tenn., with a rifle which bore Television To Join RAY .. . Ray suddenly leaned totward!his fingerprints. (eesitinesel Prete Pape I) (Ceetinued From looked slightly --eo• The funeral for J. B. (John- Page 1) (Continued Prom Pape I) In the chsir, Iv ProDr. Josephofph E. George Sneyd. It surprised and said, "well, how Sue Morris Named vale today's action. Miss ny) Robertson, age 92, who died Department, ordered a oianaet was decided in ork.shop At gPlishe'at Murray would Monday. was held this morn 40 per cent increase in tax as- not to swear him in at all but I sign it." Beard, who won the Amateur State University. has announc- a Medalist At Oaks ing at the sessments. He said such blan- merely to have him answer his The comment uttered with two years ago, eliminated Mrs. chapel of the J. H ' ed that he is resigning his pos- ket increases were "illegal un- counsel's questions. trace of Southern accent drew Joseph Pietsch of Louisville 5 Churchill Funeral Home with ition at Murray to join the fac- Sue Morris was the medalist Ms wun r d erway der state law." "Are you the man arrested mild Utters from the courtroom. and 4. Rev. Johnson Easley and Dr. ulty of Morehead State Uni- for the ladies day golf held it The Revenue Department at London Airport June 8" his 'There was more consultation The 1962 titlist, Margaret H. C. Chiles officiating. Burial wthheerephiveis:wii n11 ,beji CLahaing:r the Oaks Country Club on Wed- brought the case to the appeals attorney Roger Frisby asked. between the magistrate and Jones of Fort Mitchell, also was in the Murray Cemetery FIRS Principals, supervisors man torY nesday. e board shortly after the rollback "Yea, Sir,- replied Ray. Frisby. Frisby then said Ray beat a Louisvillian, Mrs. Wal- Active pallbearers were W teachers from tacousnytsy iuoange offersa ndLirtoeurarsetusre.inThEenDeiivakis- Second low went to Malta ails ordered June 6. The de- "Did you know Martin Luther should not sign the document_ ter Conklin 7 and 6 The other :.7. Elkins, Robert G. Humph and Rogers and low putts was won partment contended the super- King personally?" Ray then mistimed his seat in former champ to make it to reys, Gus J. Robertson, Jr.. terns in Kentucky are taking American, and World Litera- Oy Murrelle Walker. yisors had no authority to or- "No, air." front of the iron-railed prison the quarterfinals W as Katty Lowry Rains, Jr., Bill Robert part this summer in an educa- ture, Linguistics, French, Ger- Mary Ruth Parker had the der decreased assessments on "Did you have a grudge a- er's dock. Wylie of Richmond who de- son, James W. Ellison. Jr., and tional television workshop a t man, Spanish, Russian, Latin, most putts, Doris Rose the most s blanket basis but said such gainst him?" Frisby asked. Calcutt had begun his testi- feated Marsha Bird of Lexing Randy Robertson. Murray State University. nits. Its Enprgo-- penalties, and Betty Powell the group increases were allowed. "No, sir," Ray said. He spoke mony today by accusing Ray of ten 4 and 3. Honorar) pallbearers wen Project MUST (Multi-Media gram plane emphases in moat fun "If blanket rollbacks are il- quickly and clearly and be- executing the "Calculated, bni- . The day's longest match saw C. C. Farmer. J. N. Outland Utilization through Statewide lush Isilerrature, American Liter- Golf hostess for the day was legal," Roberts said, "then blan- trayed little emotion. hIgis. Rea:Hacker Lexington John Falwell, Everett Oliver Television) began Monday and sture( and Linguistics. tel sad asawatem murder" of Marie Weaver. must be illegal Then Frisby asked:--"Dki win over Louisville's Mrs. Hugh Lentos Hale, Stark Erwin, Eu Murray, MrS•Price ket increases • will run through July 19. While at kill Dr. Martin Luther King?" Petty 1 up on the 19th hole. gene Tarry. Chitties Harrell, De According to Dr. Franklin taught courses in language and also. 'What's fair for the goose is And with no change of ex- In other action St ednesday, wey Ragsdale, Foreman Gra Fitch. project director, the fed- Medieval English Literature. He fair for the gander." pression and almost matter-of- Mary Lou Baker of Louisville ham, and As A. Doherty. erally-supported workshop has has also been very active in or- 662 Seek Hearing factly came the denial, won from Sally Hamilton of The J. H. Chturhill Funeral two purposes: dering books for the library for THE T.V. SERVICE William S. Riley, attorney for "No, sir," Ray said. CENTER Springfield 3 and 2 and Janice Home was in charge of the at -To give each participant use by the faculty and students department of revenue, said Frisby had told the court: our many friends and Johnson of Owensboro beat rangernents. - firsthand experience with edu- in the English department. In the Thanks 862 persons in McCracken -The whole burshm of my Pam Dickerson of Bowling cational television and in pre- addition to his work at Murray that in wanted their case is that Dr. Ring is a poli- customers for thier trust Green 2 up. and been active in an County cases paring and utilizing audio State. he has tical figure." The extradition In today's pairings, besides Murray Livestock School. depart- heard by the board el 'went- visual teaching aids for teach- adult Sunday easement between the Unit- us and our product. Miss Combs and Miss Beard, ing with and ment at the First Baptist sOrS. Market Report . television: ed States and Britain does not Miss Wylie meets Mis-s Johnson also as an interim "The supervisbiebive the tial- 4. -To provide an opportunity Church and cover political crimes. FOR A theb upirerartbrackemt. Inffigthbe the thoritY - in fact, they have an IF YOU ARE SHOPPING lowin muRRAy. Ky. Tues., June I for selected school leaders to and supply preacher in obligation - to hear these Cas- Seveaky Voice prepare a practical in-service churches of Western Kentucky 25, 1988 (Murray Livestock Auc- one by one," Riley said. During his entire brie/ testi- 4 takes on Miss Jones and Mrs. training program in education- His latest preaching responsib- es they have no authority to mony Ray sat back in his chair Hacker meets with Miss Baker. tion). al TV for the teachers in their ility was as interim pastor of -But CATTLE 530; CALVES: 76; order blanket cutbacks." MI the witness box, resting nis COLOR TV In yesterday's match play school system. the First Presbyterian Church. Slaughter cows 25 to 50c lower, The board of appeals said it left arm on the railing. lie ap- Donna Holland defeated Betty Dr. Fitch, who is a professor "Although we are looking for- slaughter bulls steady, &taught- reach a decision "as soon peared in full control of him- BE SURE TO SHOP Lowry of Murray 4 and 2 in the and director of audio-visual edu- ward to the challenges of a new could WITH us. 25e higher, possible," probably by the self and only the squeaky tone fifth flight Evelyn Jones of er calves steady to cation at MSU, said the work. responsibility." Mr. Price said as to 50c lower, feed- end of the week. However, of his voice in his first answers Murray defeated Venela Sexton vealers 25 shop is a step leading up to in a recent interview, "my fam- heifers steedy. a hen Wednesday's 90-minute betrayed his inner tuTmoil. ONLY CURTIS-PATHS OFFERS one up in 19 holes in the sixth er steers and the inauguration of statewide ily and I are quite unhappy a- Utility hearing ended, no one was sure The court cleric using a foun- flight, and Marguerite Greene SLAUGHTER COWS: educational television in Ken- bout leaving our many friends $16.00-17.50, chat the board could do. tain pen, took the procedure defeated Dorothy Holland o f ,$17.50-18.75. Cutter tucky in the near future. in Murray. The four of us have THE 8 YEAR PICTURE TUBE board of appeals could down in Short hand and then Murray 3 and 2 in the tenth Canner $14 00-16.00. He said a similar program is made many fast friends here, • The order the county supervisors to read it back to Ray. Re sated U flight. SLAL'GHTER BULLS: Utility to scheduled to be offered the next and we will miss them all very hear all the caste, fixing the It were correct and Ray said. WARRANTY PLUS STYLING AND is Paired With Good over 1400 lb $21.00-22.26, two summers at Murray State. much." The Prices will be in Mrs- limes tax assessments on an individ- "Yes, that's correct." Kathy Adams today in the sixth Cutter 800-1000 lb. $1915-21.00. The workshop participants and out of Murray for the rest ual basis, as long as the final The clerk then asked Ray if' QUAlITY flight ill SLAUGHTER CALVES AND are enrolled in related graduate of the summer until they move play of the state g total amounted to the state a tournament. VEALERS. Choice 300-500 lb. education courses at MSU and to Morehead about the middle hon, then it issued a tempor- figure. $25 26-2710. Mixed Good will earn three hours of credit of August. ary restraining order June 7 calves Supervisors Adjourned FAST RELIABLE SERVICE Choice 323.25-25.25. Good for each class. that would have kept the super- and However, the supervisors ad- $22.00-23.25. Standard $213.50- Principal instructors during visors in session booth at the Fair journed June 7 and Appeals Stop by our ZOO. Choice vealers 180-230 lb the five-week institute will be Murray WSCS Plans Thus, there remained just Board Chairman Jack Page said. display. $3225-33.50, Mixed Good and Dr. Fitch, Dr. Jerome Haines- two cow-ses at action open toi and see our s , Tuesday Meeting "we don't have the power to 50-32.25. Good $29.- worth of the MSU School of the appeals board uphold the Kentinued on Bock P. Choice $30 reconvene them." 00-30.50, Standard $2/.25-29.00. Education. and Rex Wadham of county supervisors' power to "WE TRULY APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS" The Women's Society of He said the McCracken Cir- FEEDERS: STEERS. C h c e Brigham Young University. adjust tax assessinents on a let s see it the bad v•ord is Christian Service of the First cuit Court had that power if Mixed Other ItSt' professors who group basis, or remand the sup- thoroughly erased " So they 55'9-75° lb 524-75'26-50. will one of the 062 persons petition- will assist in the instruction United Methodist Church erviaora," Riley said. "it would looked to see a nevi, nastier Gn'nd and Chi)"123.50-24.75, hall of for a hearing. But the court are Dr Arvin Crafton. Dr. Ray 'meet at the social the ed mean that every county could ; T.V. SERVICE CENTER word followed by. "The Phan- Good $21 75-2330'. Stan claimed "lack of jurislic- Moore. Eugene Russell. Miss church on Tuesday, July 2, at itself override the state's property toes Strikes Again:" - 119.00-21 75. Choice 300.500 lb. $2730.29.00, mixed Good and Rubie Smith and John Wells, 6:30 p.m. assessments." 312 N. 4th 753-5865 525. all of the School of Education; "World Federation of Method- table decorations. A covered Most observers felt the ap- Almost fallish yesterday even- Choice 06-50-27-50. Gd 25,2630. standard $23 50-25.25. , Dr. Alberta Chapman, School ist Women" will be the theme dish dinner will be served peals board would try to avoid Bobby H. Wilson-Technician ing and early today.' presented Einem& Choke 500.700 lb of Business. Mrs Karen Boyd, of the program to be Mrs. Goldia -Cied, general setting such a precedent. the Marne Bell ford James-Owner ood and art division. Robert Jones, in- by members of president, said that the execu- Assessor Helm would not di- Haf A yeiong Dove scared up as we 123.25-2475. Mixed G choice $21.$0.23 25, Go d dustnal education department; Hays Circle. tive board will not meet prior vulge any assessment figures, came to town this morning. Dolls dressed to represent to the ulna as can The $19.75,21.$0,, standard and Tom Morgan. comrnunicat- dinner meeting. All mem- but estimated that "about 111 Just as be. $1850- of ions department various nations and flags bers and visitors are urged to per cent of the farm and rural Dove is one bird you can re- 21.50: Chola.- 300-500 lb $23 75- in the nations will be featured attend. property wasn't raised at idL" cognize immediately from • uI 26.00. Mixed Good and Choice houette because of the large $22-50-23.75, Good $21 50-=.50, pointed tail and definite body Standard 119.00-21.50. Federal FlOg lines STOCK COWS. Choice Cow and Market Report Calf Pairs Registered $241 00 An *id board lying there in „Mixed aood and Choice Cow r .dmiaT r1. the grass and we thought that and Calf tiiin $150 00-23000 "demi 'alate Market Service. Thursday. June 27. 1968 A new NOW YOU CAN SELECT we would just pick it up and Western thriller Kentucky Putchase Area Hog move it As we picked rt up THE TOP Market Repot Includes 10 Buy EXACT there was a vertiable explosion NOW YOU KNOW 0,BY RICHARD POOLE • mg Stations QUALITY PAINT YOU NEED AT of motion as it apparently cos- Receipts 691 Head. Barrows and Trent the Doubleday• Co. novel. Oupyrigtt C INS Lao GREAT SAYINGS, YOU CAN erial the nest of a colony of IL Well& Distributed by Klaa Features eyeascass, Gilts Steady to TAM! MY WORD FOR IT. large Black Ants. A hese pile byt'n ijunlitecithep successful tienalandl 25e Lower; Sows, CHAPTER 26 bushes didn't fit your story Be- then Greg pus:Jed about '-he" of eggs was apparent and lea widespread cultore of sugar SteadY JIM MARTIN US 1-2 200-230 GRMG CORWIN's answer sides, you told Mary Rails you who gave promises and gold mediatel) the workers beg,as to cane in the Americas sugar w Rasas $20 50-21.00; a scarce commodity 190- 620 00-20.50; came. Another roar. lance were with him ral the time No coma grab eggs to move theni to in Europe US 1-3 230 Ina • • . US 11 230-250 lbs $1930-20 00. of flame and the slapping whine I just guessed " safety When we saw the sup- amally cirspensed by apothec- US 2-3 250.280 of a bullet beside his ear Greg "Knew all the time Knew C111.11 wound, as lamplight re- erhuman task confronting this riek Its $19 00-1910. SOWS: flinched away but swung the too much You could tell- and %sealed, had bled some more but colony we figured what the Colt muzzle. following the van- . . I tried " the US 1-2 270-350 lbs 1165417.00, tourtuquet had proved effee- heck, and just laid the board 'shine figure as he pulled the "To shut me up 7" Steil tivis Dor Robbins exanlined the Two-thirds of Texas wheat down again. Who'll know the trigger Roar of gun partially didn't answer and Greg asked wound "Slug's there, all right VALUES TO $8.95 is produced in the Panhandle. US 11 300-450 the $135046.50: • difference ten years from now. drowned a scream. Greg heard sharply, "Why did you kill So, out she MA to come. rn US 2-3.400-600 lbs 114.50-15.50 a threshing low on the ground Sain" use chloroform, Cal. You won't. over by the corner of the harm. "He said . easy the way feel a thing" He swung around to find Cal I did it. Just pulled my gun mg stood by to help but The old man grunted. "Nicked, . maybe a foot away, or less slept through the probing that's all. Make sure of that . . pull the trigger óid recovery of the slug. "You YOUR killer. He could shoot again.- . "Why 7 Who's 'He'" can't do any good here, Corwin. 4 . (SALE GOOD FOR THREE DAYS ONLY) Greg swung back. He still' "Him! I'd run Anchor. he Better get over to the Sheriff." CHOICE heard movement and he ad- said, if Rails was . . . manage "Cal can stay here the read winced cautiously, Colt ready 'it until , . . after things blow of the night's to fire Within a few steps he over . . ." "I'd like it that way. Maybe .8 made out the shadowy shape The voice faded away and Moyers will omit to talk Ir, lying at the cornet'. He heard a Stern's body stiffened and then him come daylight " groan Greg edged to the man, fell into the complete slackness Greg harried out. crossed the • Covers black in lined gun on him and tent Crt death. Greg struck his fourth square to the courthouse arid a one coat. down The Er-MPAri t man lay with his match, let if burn down and few moment, later emerged • Beautiful semi-qlost head tossing back and forth and then swung around, still at a with Moyers, at him heel. "Best lustre. his torso heaving air though he crouch. "Cal 7" get Hal out of sight for the • 100% Linseed If tried to Oil- fin himself by his "Bullet gored my leg like a Urae being. Tve got all empty 6-yr. durability. shoulder blades. Greg caught a bull's horn but nothing broken, cells tonight. thank God. Time • Salf-claaning Heusi dull gleam a few feet away and Just bleeding like a stuck pig." enough for the undertaker come SALE recognized a gun. hurried to the Paint. TIRE . Greg barn and morning, or even the next day" • White Certain now. Greg hastily by, lantern light hitched the Moyers went ahead to open Only. .t holstered his gun, fished out team to the buckboard. He doors as Greg swung the bearn FACTORY SECONDS matches and struck one with a ;Trilled out and helped Cal to his around. They lifted the stiffen - flick of thumbnail. The glare feet and, with a few hopping ine body arid carried it inaide, revealed Hal Stern's pain- steps. to the buckboard. The grunted their way to a cell rind racked face Dark, haunted eyes awkward, straining innvementie placed it on the floor. Moyer, a 6.50x13 Blackwall '10.76 fixed on Greg and the tossing ,aused the tourniquet to slip examined the dead man by head froze as the eyes widened and blood flowed. As soon as lamplight, square face tight 7.75x14 Whitewall '14.97 "Corwin' I shot you " Cal had stretched out. Greg ap- with a new worry. He arose. 7.75x15 Whitewall _ _ '12.71 -Cal Weber not Me." plied the twisting pressure and "Let's get to the office." • Eacsatls Federal tl The head tosed attains "Don't 1 the blood stopped. In the office. Moyers* voice Govt. specifica- 8.45x15 Whitewall _ _ '16.00 matter. Need a doctor bad. Took Then Greg. carrying the Ian- became flat and expressionless tions for blister. the Stern. He F70x14 Widetread, white stripe '21.00 slug . . . my back. Chest tern, went to started 'LS he threw questions, went resistant houso empty -- smashed up . . . I'm as he held the Lantern low. In hark over the story several scared!" death, the malignant expression times. Greg G70x14 Widetread, red stripe '22.50 placed Stern's Irian- • Ecepaint,. n t hiding Greg slowly moved Stern, that had so surprised him had ey belt on Plus State and Federal Tax the desk and Moyers • 6-Yr. durability lifting gently. Striking another settled permanently on Stern's counted the gnId coins. He gave • Over 2100 colors. match, he saw the pool of dark features. Greg went through the Greg a piercing, underhrow REMINIITO(NTIRES - PREMIUM TIRES blood under Stern and he gently man's pockets. There were an look "Weber's over at Robbins' lowered him. Stern choked. „.tbeo u irduarlarrythth 7.75x14 Whitewall, 4-ply nylon ______'18.95 "Get a doctor!" "nothaingpurkmllotwee. °ft'SThi":";.'s right, but a o ti n d ••I no use. Hal." Greg replaced the knife, coina asleep:. Greg explained the 8.25x14 Whitewall, 4-ply nylon '20.95 The head froze again tind..the and soiled handkerchief and chloroform. "Doc's holding him (Plus State and Federal Tax) eyes rested in rounded' Mirror started to lift the man. He felt until you ask all the queations ,ss bn Greg The forgo strained but something thick around the you want." ALSO' MAXTOR TIRE - TRUCK REPAIR -- Greg, with a firm, easy pees- waist Greg ripped down the "I wilt And you stay in town. • 100% loYA Acrylic sure, stopped the attempt teouman to disclose a view mon- ,The hotel's the other sifts of Latex House "p'tour tflail ..j.ust kill yourself soon- found the c o u r t h o ii a e." Moyers Paint. • 6-Yr. durability 4Srbrigbtill itgoWldithcoilna.lt*ThUirretgy oven- tonched the coins. "What do -No! No!" A gulp of breath ty-dollar pieces --- six hundred you. • Terrific hiding • The and then a catching whisper dollars , "BrandBirratirtire flea'n' More'n a punch- eac1ect of all "How long'!" Greg studied the golden glint er or a foreman would carry paints to use MURRAY TIRE "I don't know. I'd piens in the lantern's glow and then round. He'd keep them cached • Thousands of colors Minute's" replaced them, swung money In the bunkhoorie unless "You killed me.- There was belt over his shoulder He "What.'" the full force of a scream In dragged the body to the buck- "He couldn't explain them the weakening voice. "Shot Me board and, with a series of and was afraid they'd be turned MART in the back!" heaves, Hal Stern finally fell up somehow:* "Like you did Sam Rails" beside Cal Weber, who edged "Who do you figure 'he' is" "You knew All the time you away. Greg threw his hands wide knew. I could tell that day you Greg tinuffedsout the lantern, -I figured you might have an rode ..m.nt ...Y ou sent Moyers . Jumped up into the seat and Inca" "Y:c•ti toldtoutd snapped reins over the team Last Main htreet -- - MURRAY SUPPLY Phone 713-7111 "I didn't know anything, Hal They rotted out of Tumbling T Corwin • ham to Ira& putitnir Guessed, maybe, but so. did in the dark night toward Red- trust IA 11:11,gelr. '• 208 E. Main Murray, Ky. 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