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to be United Press International Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, July 29, 1968 10* Per Copy Vol. 1LXXXIX No. 179 t any- quest- Accident to say Two Car range- Seen&Heard Ritported Friday Vandalism Is ar cut On Sycamore Street blems. Lynn Grove Man Dies e they occurred an al- Around A two car accident Reported Syca- . mail Friday at 12:25 p.m. on more Street at South 11th m411, report Vandalism was reported at ✓ are Murray Street, according to the Police De- two places in Murray late Sun- Stab Murray After filed by the Saturday men, day, according to the Murray John Neubauer had one of partment. No injuries were re- lerent Mrs. Police Department. home accidents last week ported. t. For those Police were notified by Bob resulted in a broken Cars involved were a 1963 lerent which Trotter of 641 South that some- V.W. two door driven by Mary an we wrist. a BB gun and shot on Lamb of Murray Route one took In The Carroll Heart think- Wound the north side of the building on this step ladder Five, and a 1968 V.W. two door egrees She was up six times into the window. The came this wasp. owned by Thomas A. Scott and 'ferent when along shooting reportedly happened started backing driven by Kay Hughes Scott of Muscular Dystrophy Succumbs ap- • Mrs. Neubauer between 12 noon and 8:45 Gaylon Windsor down the ladder and did. .just. nem 1414t--Viae Street. — ---W.-4211,101F1Mitaloir. loft, proassals a chock for according to TrotteVa report to -Carnival Held At she reached the floor. Police said both cars were go- fine until Plaild Mantgant•ry, Administrator of the Murray-Calloway the police. which was J. ing west on Sycamore. The The Hussung Home obably She forgot a bucket Th. check Is from the Murray-Gallows," 7:45 p.m. the police Is Underway County Hospital. for the trat Later at As Operation i ever on the floor and fell over it supplement Federal Lamb car stopped County Heart Fund and will he used to turn were notified that some one for some and broke her wrist. fie to clear to make a left A neighborhood carnival funds for the proposed now Imonstvo coronary-cars unit at the shot four holes with a BB gun alkIng onto South Ilth Street, and the benefit of Muscular Dys- th• hospital. Dr. Mercer Is director of the heart fund. in the windshield and door Boyd Windsor of age, a member of the Salem sense. doing ok but bemoans Scott car hit the rear end of trophy was held Saturday, July Gaylon Sho is glass of the 1960 Chevrolet of Saturday at Baptist Church, and veteran of her garden is com- the Lamb car, according to the 27, at 900 Meadow Lane, Mur- Lynn Grove died the fact that Collie that was parked on the United States Navy. sure use Leon ray. 10:30 p.m. at the Murray-Callo- ing in and she could police report. north Windsor was the son of Mr I Coronary reported to the North 10th Street headed Karen Sue Hussung, daugh- way County Hospital. His death two good hands for the neat Royal Arch Masons Damage was and Mrs. Radford Windsor of car and near Olive. ter of Dr. and Mrs. Karl Hus- was due to a stab wound in two or three weeks. rear end of the Lamb Lynn Grove Route One and was Confer Degrees Scott Friday at 6:28 p.m. the police sung, served as chairman. he the heart, according to the of- to the front end of the to Sandra Kasper Wind- were notified that someone had was assisted by Steven Hus- ficial report made by Dr. Char- married Out to hoar Jack Staulcup Sat- Unit Planned car. open the back door and James sor. the Calloway broken sung. les D. Scarborough to urday night at Murray Chapter No. 92 Royal of Mrs. ow re- a- window of the home The carnival began at one' Shelton, deputy coroner of Cal- Survivors are vile and Country Club. A storm hit Arch Masons held a call meet- g con- to Lacy Carr at 1119 Circarama p.m. and featured games, ring loway County. one son, Thomas V6-, .e Wind- bout an hour before he was ing Thursday, July 25, at the For 3aptist Hospital Drive. Nothing was reported green, and reportedly was stab- Lynn Grove; start and all the electricity in toss, bowling on Windsor sor, age three, of Masonic Hall. missing. all pro- heart Saturday a- Lynn Grove that area went off. Mrs. Beale marble shooting with bed in the his parents of -County A license plate was reported p.m. at his home just Mrs. master and The Murray-Calloway ceeds going to the fight against bout 9:30 Route One; grandparents, Degrees ot past stolen from a car at the home re- on Highway Grove of candles was brought were Heart Fund last week presented muscular dystrophy and east of Lynn Grove Lala Windsor of Lynn A supply most excellent master of Carr on South 18th affair was held a check to the Murray Hospital Lindy lated diseases afflicting mil- 94. and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Boyd of out and the conferred upon Larry Hurt Dies Today tri- ,r But- for $2,000 to supplement Fed- Street. Police said someone lions His brother, Buddy Windsor three brothers, Bud- anyway. It was about 75 de- William Donon. Lynnville; and funds for a proposed in- ed to get in the trunk of the Karen and Steven got the Lynn Grove Route One, has and Freddie Wind- detect- grees and 100 per cent humid- Churchill, past high eral of dy Windsor Gutherie unit for coronary car and broke the tail light. for staging the event with wilful mur- Route One, let se- ity. Coats were doffed in de- over the meet- tensive care Idea been charged sor of Lynn Grove priest, presided At Hospital This car was leased from Park- TV personality officials and is now Windsor of Ian be- ference to the conditions, other- patients. while watching der by law and James Edward ing. in pre- er Motors. who is promot- County Jail. ion on things were normal. were Ha Dr. Charles Mercer, "Captain Joe" in the Calloway Chicago, IR wise Members attending Friday at 11:25 a.m. a Steven his y, who Cleo senting the check said that' Mrs. Hattie Cook Beale sue ing carnivals on his "Popeye" Buddy Windsor brought Douglas, Norman Klapp, 22 rifle, youth mo- be held it who in this "with this contribution the Mur- cumbed this morning at 4:15 single shot show on the Paducah station. brother to the emergency room Funeral services will Jack, who has played Sykes, Howard 'McNeely, of tare of ray-Calloway County Heart Murray-Calloway County del, was stolen from the car The Murray children clear- of the hospital after he was Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at the area for thirty years or better, den, Mike Baker, Bob Robbins, at the n Rob- Fund feels that it is taking the 84 years of Barry Drew of 9th and Syca- ed $11.00 from the carnival. hurt, and Gaylon underwent Salem Baptist Church with Rev. apologized for the lack of a Robert Douglas, J.D. Rains, Hospital. She was iisclos- most positive action in secur- more Street. Police said the am- They prepared the posters ad- emergency surgery but died on W. R. Whitlow of Jackson, PA system. This eliminated the and Charles Jackson. age. ing the best medical facilities the wife of munition was left in the car. vertising the carnival and got the operating table. Tenn., Rev. Bill Knight, and vocals for which his band is Visitors were Rev. J.C. Hicks The deceased was for the treatment of local car- J. Beale who up the games. Donations of The hospital officials notified Rev. Harold Smotherman offic- noted. The current came back of Benton, George Byars and the late Elmus diac patients." 1957. Her materials were made by John- the city police of the stab iating. on about an hour before it was Ed Benedict of Clinton died January 17, Murray-Callcnvay County 1-1,:) ill- son's Grocery and Big K. wound, and a warrant charging over, so some- of these were A call meeting of Chapter death followed an extended Murray Colt League Pu=le pital has been awarded a grant Last year in -cooperation Buddy Windsor with wilful mur- Active pallbearers will be rendered. 92 RAM will be held Tuesday, ness. in the amount of $38,811.00 for a member of All-Stars Lose In with the Muscular Dystrophy der was signed by Sgt. Max Joe Rogers, Glen Windsor, Jim- July 30, at 7:30 p.m. to confer Mrs. Beale was the establishment of a two bed and Associations of America more Morris of the Murray Police De- my Hendon, Phillip Tibbs, Rob- If this had been a modern band RA degree. All Royal Arch the First Christian Church Tournament Play Intensive Coronary Care Unit work than 20,939 carnivals were partment. Deputy Sheriff Har- ert Overbey, and Charles Wind- with everything from the gui- Masons are urged to attend. had been active in church as a part of the developing Ten- two years held by children across the die Kelso was notified of the sor. tars to the singers amplified, it Refreshments will be served. until her illness about nessee Mid-South Regional Me- also a member of Murral s All-Star Colt League country and over $345,862 was death and the warrant, and Kel- would have been catastrophic, ago. She was Honorary pallbearers will be dical Program. Dr. Stanley W. Murray Woman's Club. team was beaten 4-0 by Prince- raised for MDAA Research so made the arrest of Buddy but since Jack plays 1942 music, the G5 4ford Rogers, Abe Todd, Hue! Olson, director -of the Tennes- Survivors are two sister/ear ton, Ind., at 5 paa. on Saturday and Patient Service programs. Windsor at the hcspital.. it hardly hindered hint a bit. West, Junior West, Doff Law- see Mid-South Regional Medi- Mrs. Granville Cook of in the Mt. Carmel. Ill. regional According to the police, Bud- Eleven Persons law. rence, and Glen McCallon. cal Program and members of and Mrs. Diltz level of tournament play. dy Windsor reportedly admitt- We've been wondering who pre- Cleveland, Ohio, Interment will be in the Sa- Mc- Cited By Police his staff have visited Murray of Michigan City, Mich.; The Murray team had elim- ed the stabbing of his brother sidential aspirant Eugene Cook lem Cemetery with the arrange- and the five other communities of inated both Marion, Ill. and Mt. Thomas George's at the home of Gaylon Reports * Carthy reminded us of and it one brother, Holton Cook by the Max H. Churchill are participating in simi- Carmel, Ill from the tourney that the stabbing followed ments 17 finally came to us He looks which Austin, Texas; several nieces Father Passes Away- are where friends were cited by the region. Saturday evening at the home. Funeral Home and talks like Ray Milland the Eleven persons lar projects in and nephews. before the an argument Department Me- was 2'7 years of may call. actor. the Murray Police Funds from the Regional Funeral services have been loss. The deceased movie high- over the weekend dical Program will enable the scheduled for Wednesday at Tournament pitching William Thomas George, age were five for space, pur- by Randy If all the married folks were as The citations hospital to renovate two p.m. at the First Christian lights were shared 174, father of Thomas George 1 three for and assist in Hale.. congenial and considerate of public drunkenness, chase equipment Church with Rev. William Por- Oliver and Steve of Murray, passed away Thurs- tf licenses, one for to staff the Nall and Danny Os- one another as Cleburn and no operator's training personnel ter officiating. Burial will 'be Denny day at his home at Salem. in car, one for pos- 1967 Mur- in identical hitt- Anna Mary Adams, the divorce open beer two bed unit. During in the Murray Cemetery. borne turned Funeral services were held Local Students Represent alcohol, and one for had 96 verified of 5 for 12 to pace courts would grind to a halt. session of ray-Calloway Friends may call at the ing records Sunday at the Boyd Funeral stop light. attack with .417 (Continued on Back Pagel disregarding a cases of myocardial infarction. Beale home on the Coldwater the Murray Home, Salem, with Rev. lia* A The unit will be furnished with Road after six p.m. today (Mon- averages, while Duane Adams mon Tilford, Rev. William Lee, .10 Calloway At Youth Meet the most modern monitoring day). followed closely with 4 for and Rev. Kenneth Hoots of- and therapeutic tools for the to average 400. liciating. Burial was in the, -erae Big treatment of patients who ex- Charles Beale turned in an Kentucky Demos Have emSal Cemetery. Eleven students will repre- Mr. and Mrs. Jonnme Mccage perience an acute heart attack. outstanding job of defense at i was a retired Mr. George sent Calloway County at the Mary Matarazzo, daughter o 26 Open line telephone commun- his second base position. vice-president of a County Man farmer, second annual Youth Confer- Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Matarazza, ications will be established be- The Paducah Colt League en- Salem bank, and a veteran of Job To Repair Party Fence • ence on Juvenile Delinquency Carolyn Hendon, daughter o' tween the local unit and a de- :ry was the ultimate winner of World War I. He was also a to be held at Eastern Univer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hendon monstration unit at Vanderbilt the tourney, with the next level I.- year member of Salem Mas- Dies Saturday 1 au sity in Richmond, Kentucky on Donna Jones, daughter of Mr. won at the district conventions Hospital in Nashville. This will of play to be at the Sectional onic Lodge and a Shriner. GUINIVEN August 9, 10 and 11. and Mrs. Donald E. Jones, Beth By JOHN July 20, McCarthy forces permit the medical director at Springfield, Ill., this Survivors his wife, Mrs Ky. VPD-- Ken- Garrison, daughter a Mr. and 1 LOUISVILLE, would have had their desired and nursing staff of the unit week. Pearl George of Salem; one The Kentucky Youth Confer- Democrats must now be- Mrs. James Garrison, Bob For- tucky total. - at Murray-Calloway to consult Robert H. Crouse, age 75, of son, Thomas of Murray;Coal. two ence is a voluntary association 46 tar& of bringing dis- Linda est, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gay- gin the However, the amendment with the staff at the demonstra- Murray Route Two passed away daughters, Mrs. Kentucky civic clubs, b.us party members back in- Calif., of lord Forrest, and Steve Ham- sident was soundly defeated 1-523- tion unit regarding specific pro- Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at the rant of Cathedral City, messes, church organizations, the fold before the Novem- Ronald Hampton rick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill to_ 659, and the committee report Murray-Calloway County Hos- and Miss Marilyn George of schools, foundations, and youth election. And that might Hamrick. ber was adopted That report in- (Continued on Back Page) pital. Death followed an ill- Accepts Position Salem; stepson, Billy Hayden organizations interested in the be an easy task. Those making this experience not cluded a slate of delegates that ness of about eight months. of Salem; one grandchild. development of Kentucky youth About 400 supporters of U.S. possible for the students by made the end split 41-5 in Mr. Crouse was born, reared, Ronald Hampton, son of Rev. and the prevention of juvenile Sen. Eugene McCarthy took sponsoring them and -paying favor of Humphrey. and lived his entire life in the and Mrs. M. M. Hampton, for- delinquency. The annual con- part Saturday in a planned their expenses are the Murray At this point, four counties community of Coles Camp merly of Hazel, has accepted a ference, begun by Attorney walkout at the state conven- Optimist Club, Peoples— Bank, favoring McCarthy walked out Ground Methodist Church in position as minister of music John D. Adams Has General Robert Matthews, is tion here, shortly after the core Alvin Downs Corn Austin Co. Inc., Jerry's crowded Convention Calloway County. He was one and education at the Green now sponsored by the privately "vention voted to give all but of the Major Surgery neive In. Murray Lions Club, D The remainder of of the county's most respected Acres Baptist Church, Louis- financed Kentucky Juvenile )• 5 of its 46 delegate votes to Center here. '.ynhurst Resort. Murray Kiw- "walked citizens and was a prominent ville. Ile will assume his duties linquency Prevention and Ye President Hubert Hum- the McCarthy forces Passes Away John D. Adams of 1639 Mil- anis Club, Murray Rotary Club, Vice retired farmer. Mr. Crouse was there August 19. Foundation out a short while later. ler Avenue underwent major Development and Professional Wo- phrey. Union Grove Hampton has served the Business Lexing- ' If the numerical spread was a member of the Mr. Veterans Hos- Louisville, Kentucky Scott Drug. iy Gary R. Prichard, a Downs was claimed by surgery at the men's Club and and the Alvin Church of Christ. First Missionary Baptist Church, juven- newsman and leader of the 2-1 between McCarthy pital, Nashville, Tenn., on Experts in the field of Mrs. Don Keller. President of ton hackers, the death Sunday at 8:45 p.m. at Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Benton, for four years in the delegates Minnesota senator's forces in vice - president's Thursday. ile crime will help the Murray Woman's Club is 0 spread was much the Murray-Calloway County Rebecca T. Crouse; two daugh- same position. — of the the 6th Congressional District, ideological For those wishing to send gain an understanding county representative for the Many other supporters Hospital. His death followed an ters, Mrs. Ovid (Roberta) Suger Mr. and Mrs. Hampton were led by spec- suggested Saturday's action wider. him cards or letters, his add. problem. Seminars 1968 Youth Conference. Minnesota senator's in- extended illness. of Murray Route Two and Mrs. honored with a reception by will be may hurt state Democrats this of the ress is John D. Adams, Ward ially trained leaders they would not The deceased was a promin- Bobby (Ann) Moore of Reid- the Benton church on Sunday will ex- November. dicated that 3A, Veterans, Hospital, Nash- held where delegates the party in Novem- ent farmer on Murray Route land; one son, Vester Crouse of evening. develope pro- "The Democratic nominees support ville, Tenn. change ideas and Six until his retirement. He Mayfield; two sisters, Mrs. Ersy running in the state are in ber. grams of action. "Just wait until somebody was 94 years of age. Gore of Benteln and Mrs, Eun- of Lt. Col. great danger," he said. "We Bill Bryant, son WEATHER REPORT to us in November and Mr. Downs was one of the ice Tidwell of Murray; one bro- Bryant and plan to show our dissatisfact- comes and Mrs.' John T. to talk of party unity," oldest members of the Elm ther, Roy Crouse of Casseyville, of Mr. and ion with the action of the par- tries Frank Berry, son Wallace Grafton, a McCarthy Grove Baptist Church and had III.; six grandchildren; several were dele- by United Press International ty machine by crossing over to Mrs. Joseph Berry floor leader, said. "They did- served for a number of years nieces and nephews. conference last Partly sunny and pleasant to- some of the more liberal Re- gates to the n't show us any consideration on the Board of Deacons of the Funeral services were held this year day, high in the 80s. Fair and publicans this November," year and will return and I don't think we owe church. today at two p.m. at the chapel will at- cooler tonight, love 60 to 67. Prichard added that "if here, as semrnar leaders. They the party any." Survivors are one sister-in- of the J. H. Churchill Funeral train- Partly cloudy and warmer Tues- Gene McCarthy bolts the par- tend four days of special Actually, the party regulars law, Mrs. Nina Crouse, 609 Sy- Home with Bro. John L. Hicks conference. Bill day, high near 90. ty, we will be with him." ing 'before the did make several efforts to camore Street, and several niec- officiating. Wo- McCarthy backers, bolstered is sponsored by the Murray avert . a walkout and offered es and nephews. Active pallbearers were Liv- The Palace FIVE-DAY FORECAST by several hundred boisterous man's Club and 1 the McCarthy followers eight The funeral will be held erne Crouse, Maurice Crouse, sponsor. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) — supporters in the galleries. de- Drive In is Franks delegate votes at a bargaining Tuesday at two p.m. at the Z. B. Crouse, Bill Crouse; Char- conference The five-day Kentucky weather manded .114, of the 46 dele- The goals of the session Friday Party chairman chapel of the J. H. Churchill les Tidwell, and Edwin Thomp- commun- Tuesday through Sat- gate votes. They refused to en- are to involve entire outlook, J. R. IMiller even offered to Funeral Home with Rev. T. G. son. the 'pro- ter into a compromise that ities in dealing with urday. give up his full vote at Chica- Shelton and Rev. W. A. Farmer Burial was in the Coles Camp help will average up would have given them 8 and blems of juvenile crime, to Temperatures go. officiating. Ground Cemetery with the ar- defin- below the nor- wound up with 5. young people develope to four degrees Frank Burke, a former Lou- The burial will be in the Old' rangements by the J. H. Chur- and 63-72 lows. "I honestly think we did the ate plans of actibn for dealing mal 86-90 highs isville .congressman backing Salem Cemetery with the ar- chill Funeral Home. own will be heavy right thing in refusing the with this problem in their Precipitation Humphrey, said, "We didn't rangements by the J. H. Chur- thundershow- eight votes," McCarthy organ- communities . . this is more in showers and technically have to give them chill Funeral Home where fri- middle of izer William Billingsly, Fort than a citizenship awareness ers, mostly about the anything, since they failed to ends may call. Mitchell. said. "You might say Oaks Club Plans conference and to generally get the weak. marshal enough votes oil the finished stronger with five young people and through them, we county level" Ladies Day Golf eight." FAMILY NIGHT adults; to think about crime than with "I think we've been &ore Billingsly used an amend- in a new way — a way that R•scu• than fair," Burke said. "We Squad anent to an organization com- The Cherry Corner Baptist makes its existence and need acknowledged their effort and will hold its monthly day of golf pro- mittee report to introduce his Church The regular ladies for atte,ntion everybody's The Murray-Calloway Coun- slate were prepared to have them family night service at the will be held at the Oaks slate of delegates. The • Delegates to Kentucky Teeth Conforstsc• — Sock row blem. ty Civil Defense Rescue Squad addit- represented prominently at church at 7:30 p.m. on Wednes- on WednesdaY, July this years con- would have assured 10 try Club l•ft to right are Bill Bryant, Mike McCaw., Mike Keller. Front Delegates to will have its regular meeting delegate votes Chicago." day, Julg•31. The family night 31, with tee off time at nine are Lee Crites. son of ional NicCarthy row, Donna Jenes, Mary PAstarazse, Carolyn Hendon, Both ference tonight (Monday) at 7 30 p.m. con- The Humphrey regulars, who service has been changed to a.m. T. S. Crites. Mike - at the Chicago national Garrison, Not In picture are Lou Crites, Frank Berry, Steve Mr. and Mrs. at the City Hall. All members month. this week due to the revival Sue Steele, phone 753,5082 is Keller, son of Mr. and Mrs Don vention next (Continuod- on Back Page) Hamrick and Bob Forrest. are urged to attend. Added to the Pi votes they next week. the golf hostess. atecaop. con nf • ,S. . 4 - -*•.•-4•4•405000.000.0m4u.wwww•peli!migimmim. - -.46111/ , yr_

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The people who research center interV1W418 3 ow versity of Michigan survey SOIPAr Cony le these conference are special- riots cM11111dlle 1 As wie rend Isemening 5,000 Negroes for the national •,:2 Tyr and are not Matched OF more than • C ly trained NAVY .1 3. II Or Lwow Is e Mom 0411101-voed Genoa responsible for ex- &on and Jawed OPIPPOPrOd Mao ' to the units from the data Doreen Art Dating Game an -The most apparent fact that emerges LInkleehers amining returns. This helps 1e911 Mem Peen ST. PAL- that the Negro mass is far rewind impartial review. we have assembled Is 2 3 *err To Toll The a•••••1 SGT. his ball as it spok.esmen." Tree.: Deere Q, - I took some swimming revolutionary than its more militant 1 Yet Don't Iry Ear et POMO One Lite le Live Grenrw. birdie three , so that I could pan lessons did not have nation .15 Ter Mack Seers* Seems Kul *5...... the Red Cross lifesaving test. Citing the fact that no European illkwerei News O'FARRELL' one stroke b PRAGUE - ItrIOW Dort Shearer Arm,Mcad this cost from th one :3 ON.111004 Can I deduct Communist since 1948 Josef Sairkovsky, 3 lassic. has turned Ihorris money I make as a lifeguard? • If Moscow al- 3 Mahe • Moor: Mr. Ed Green starring of Czechslovaltia's chief reformers, said A. - If you had to pass the in Cze- '7111 Emery Samar, Groner 1 tr. tee French CPsd BOB HOPE and lowed democratisation to continue unhampered 4 .42 Sawn • lifesaving test to qualify .for PHYLLIS DILLER choslovakia: Movie Mencrisin Torres. your job as a lifeguard, then Murra Mere/ Whew Pi", To mu- snipels is the order to these National to go over to NES Journe, ••514001 les- 'Then they (the Russians) will be able Mar:ry- ihtlfts Creak*, Rantide gun. the cost of the swimming 1" •Behr ley Guard troops on patrol in Cleveland following ghetto the sphere of the socialist 5 sons will not be deductible. Any 'the offensive and extend PROGRAMS which -nine persOns were killed three of them police TUESDAY EVENING fire in educational expense. whether To Tal world.'• 6 11111 Moos raw ; Swans ' tuition, that helps you :IS Wom s loons Ohms lege Wed thru Sat. * 1...1 Dream ali Der V sibry Days for", bon s ez;noss or col. di- oerrillOs it be swimming lessons MIAMI BEACH - Arthur M Lowell, executive . ..1011P/He '0 Stem ilischcork m morrows' qualify for a new job is not "[he title the reaction of - Showcase •••pc, ****' "FASCINATING!' 7 1*1411Pbc• Hotel describing Obro.,, • rector of the Seville 5.,:esi"s deductible. 1,044.*lowS - 10 Plage z ray in the Sec! former Gov Harold SfUtid Yirairby44•4,ColGtso., Music. fet .011.• • 4111114 the hotel's guests to the arrival of ii tSitilgl l' vs Q. - I inherited some pro- here Aug. 1-2. .. - Mood Orn Corso • • Stamen fr. . •• perty last year which I noie Evansville, k3 fil U.. are thrilled by all this Of course there's Goodwierwronrie *5145 plan to sell. How can I tell supply the op' "The guests 3 = emormils ilrkevillierui.r, anyone out." G.lonirow irides I'll have any profit si Iota of security but it isn't putting 55 Or ttiodr hmsric• :rem Serke"i.. whether two-of-three 9 1 :; - =Bases Plifiev• CY IN. to report? Murray mai :IP m $6111,6 PIM*. SAND *4 "' '' A. - If. you sell the property district rivali i Mows News lig New lop l• for more than its fair market :0 Was; Sworn O4,11, *UP • PEBBLES ion, twice kr 'Bishop Today :551.44w 51.0. Pen,,Male", Joey value was at the time the de- w for a.- on the Thought 10:45 cah Bible cedent died, then you may have 150 The host club jr,g4.10 a profit to report. Don't for- the three Mere. ducah Americ Lad the Lord said eats Gideon, By hundend "Cedars, get, however, that you may de- as alum WIN the Melba- Newt 5nellirlen Paducah stayt Men that lapped will I save you, and deliver re Mon Griffin Wersielr' duct expenses you have in noit•swinince• w P Mum Show A... GO,cbser 4 Madisonville 1 ites Into thine hand. -Judges 77. 12 Sleime•ct aannection with the sale to de- • :4 " Movie 7:20 The decidinj dependable Christians are more vahuitile• by termine whether . you have a Features 1:30 & A few contest proved r,f half-hearted church mamba's. gain or loss. dults 1,50, Children 75i far than thousands of Paducah h 1 .:411 The treatment of gains and noski, who ITS,,. Sardiers Anr, ifsteered- b Simians, Iii•elseal. losses from the sale or exchange throughout th Today ing bases on Ten Years Ago f• a three-hitter LEDGER A TIMES FILIE Rush the Brush walks4enougl CAIN & TREAS victory margi Scott. Deaths reported today are Mrs Mary Dusan NEW YORK ,UPIP - Good MOTOR SALES Trail* 5-2 Hargrove, age dic- age IMP, Bernie Miller of Alm°, Mrs Mabel scalp and hair hygiene ROUTE #2 - 5 POINTS strong 'rally should be alatalCall4 and Cooper Charlton, age 53 tates that hair NOTOWS MURRAY, KENTUCKY 42071 the bottom 53, as needed. A are a son to Mr. and Mrs Ronald shampooed as often couldn't brin, Births reported a report in "To- and Mrs Tommy Dan Sicily. according to marker. Adams, and a girl to Mr Health.- publication of missionary from Indo- day's A, double Dr Kathleen Jones, medical the American Medical ALSOC111- the First Eiaptist brought in th nesia, will 'show slides and speak at tion College Cleaners in the fifth al Church August 4. once a week is rec- STEEL IN THE WORKS This complet ly operative experimen- 1411 Olive Blvd. lauf 'tilde it Paducah B, Hinton, Hagerstown, and Charleston Although ommended, polluted air might tal prototype taxicab developed U.S. Steel is being Shown - FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY - pitcher Char first round victories in the Prep League totrrna- posted make more frequent washine to auto makers in Detroit. lied the Innovari II, the -ve- Truly Fine Cleaning Phone 753-3E32 a wild throw being played at Murray High. Lexington, Murray,. ;ANNUL necessary for hair health Dai- hicle has a fiVe-pastitierigielKab and a 90-inch wheelbase to Johnny Ra. and Canton were the losers. the 'Peducah A, ly brushing to supplement enable quick turn-arounds Among its many new safety • of Murray's also helps It keeps shampoo features is a "unigGard" I lower) a tubular steel bar around and double, hair and scalp clean by the the ear's peperreter just above bumper height and two roll a run in the loosening and removing dust, 'concealed in the side and roof. Sacharnosli grime, hair spray residue and 20 Years Ago Today Loan Co. ) and Greer a dead cells. Murray LEDGER TIMES FILE pace Paduca .••• HEADQUARTERS Stephens MONEY In Friday'! ON ICE 4 506 W. Main Street Phone 7534621 Mrs. Alpha C Outland, age 81, died at the Murray iabovel. who reportedly saw ducah, Murr pitches for Hospital yesterday morning the assassin of -Dr Martin Paul Oholson, executive secretary of the Murray Luther King Jr fleeing the of the Memphis. Chamber of Commerce. was named a.s a member scene, is in jail in of Com- as a material witness • 41 NOM Industrial Committee of the Kentucky Chamber Tenn FoAnmalivarces Trial of James Earl Ray in $1 first district SAVE merce for the shooting is set for Nov 12 Prof A Carman, manager of the Murray State Col- a very successful crop this year He EACH lege Farm, reports leery ticket you buy now for en enbirtalnin•nt *rent manager a very dif- or said peach thieves were giving the *II lecher whale gate admission - a ening has children under 12 ficult problem Si tech let Norte, 25c Mrs Tellus Farmer, bookkeeper for Main Street high United Pram International' Motor Sales, has been awarded a certificate of by ti . 'Today is Titatfday, July 29, t honor from the Pontiac Motor Division in recognition 211th clay.of 1.960 with 155 to Mr a. of outstanding efficient and accurate accounting. 4)7 , Islands. • 'The moon is between its new This Is the flea airliner the Soviets escorted to is landing in the Kurile Jonel phase and first quarter. ,„ Tbe morning St3T is Saturn. ED AMES hart, The evening stars are Venus 1.OUlf:rILIE Jupiter. and The Ed Ames Show with Julius Warcht•r On the; day in history. "And the Bale Marimba Bend ALASKA Mistral Landes ••,,, Jack Slack of Bri- Aug 18 7 RI p rn Freedom Hs WI In 1754, Bonanza's "LITTLE MK" Sunday tain knocked out Jean Petit of Ttcluiti $450 How litany $3 Si Ho. Merl_ France in 25 minutes in the -to TI first international boxing match U 5.5.1. Tommy Stiener's Championship Rodeo Bonanza's "Little Joe" Mho Landon - In 1924. the first transcontin- Starring tome with the world', dement cowboys and bucking's! broucy • telephone linkup was com- ental SEATTLE pleted with a conversation be- Aug. 16 8 00.p rn 18 12 30 p rn 3 30 p m tween New York and San Fran- Aug. 17, 330 , I 00 pm Aug - U. S. A, cisco: Adults $2 50 E $2 00 E How Many were killed In 1987.'129 men Children under 12 hall /Nice How Many It 1 when fire swept the US. car- • Waders Championship Horse Show rier Forestall off the coast of features finest U S Show POrlal Vrifti Is. rio.000 top pr,:s YOU, Vietnam. Nightly 7:30 p.a. thought for the day. Booth th A Waidnasdey August 21 0 - Friday August 73 Li Tarkington, said, "It really is he Thunder. August 72 0 Saturday, August 24 the land of nowadays that we Co All wets $2 50 How Many never (Recover." • • to Ail rats Saturday $3.50 and $4.00 so. use a Send NCItotS to mr I Name is Kentucky Mork JAPAN • ch • PLO NEW YORK 'UPI. -- Ken- City - ___:_itate 1 , •••Mker In ordering with thi• coupon de not deduct your, savings Ke - t ur•icy under veteran coach A specidi outside gate ticket 5,1 1 be included iinth your 04or I .4t this rerund Intermationel rune's-. ut a rec- f-- Amy, -1405115e- Adolph Rupp has made Send Check. Car or Monty Order fret to, in 'Atlanta Primatolos% .4t Kinery University ord 16 appearances in the Itrotocki Stele Fair Tickets, P 0. See 21175, lordwIlle, Raintocty 40271 H.. iii iutc of the 1)C8 Soviet planes forred Dr Edeare R Annus of Miami Vt.,- NCAA basketball hampein- egypui This is the Sedttle.to-Vietnien o 11111111 4-04sieete4tine...t0 niniatil the Armin-it Medic.il A nni M 4141(41..• I itiremuts with 211 Amens...it sets:icemen 15-24 preeedene.of ship-playoffs ommill0131 ran rtill'illi in the Kurile - - KENTUCKY STATE FAIR AUGUST " fog nier • _ 41 41

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MONDAY — JULY 29, 1968 KENTUCKY THE & TIMES — MURRAY, 138 !' 29. l96 l'Atih:TliftEE LEDGER • single by Ty Cline. It was the nontann- 15th consecutive complete ed in IRS Marichal And McClain Good game for Mandrel, who allow- Sates and ed seven hits, struck out five i. For a batters and walked one. aard to Bets For Winning 30 Games Marichal had a 2-0 shutout until the seventh when Hector to come Torres beat out an infield hit for the on Narm mmm W By FRED DOWN when he won 30 games and scored PORTS 1934 and ivy house- (DT Sports Writer St. Louis Cardinals in double. even with Reds defeat- pay soma] major leagues, which McLain is just about The Cincinnati The Grove 5-3, the atm' 114sit attack. Mcl3ean one 30 'game win- the pace set by Lefty ed the New York Mets haven't had Los went the distance for his 5-1, help wind up won 31 games for the Chicago Cubs swept the Defeat Tigers this ner since 1934, may when he eighth victory as the Cardinals Orioles in Athletics in 1930. Angeles Dodgers 8-3 and 1-0, theri you the 1968 season with two Philadelphia left on base. 20th game on the Pittsburgh Pirates drubbed 12 runners s 942, Em one year for the first time Dean won his pitched a won his 20th St. Louis Cardinals 7-1 and Larry Jackson Place ax Return since 1912. Aug. 3 and Grove the Now 61 Carnes Of 1st Phillies beat three-hitter and Tony Taylor •yees, and Marichal of the San on July 25. the Philadelphia Juan other had three doubles and scored y due Denny The last time the majors the Atlanta Braves 3-0 in -run homer in the tax Francisco Giants and runs for the Phillies. ed with a two two 30-game winners National League games. two GREG GALLO ed if cash McLain of the Detroit Tigers have had a no-hitter By first inning. season was in 1912 In the American League, the Jackson, who had Writer ! are paid remained right on the time in one UPI Sports In other American League Wood won 34 games Baltimore Orioles topped the until Felipe Alou singled with Orioles were- ployee in table over the weekend, Mar- when Joe The Baltimore action, Cleveland swept New Johnson won 32. Detroit Tigers 5-1, the Cleve- two outs in the sixth inning, over and play tarter. Ichal beating the Houston As- and Walter n't about to roll York 3-2 and 4-1, Boston out- Scores land Indians whipped the New scored his 10th victory of the behind their tent of $5. tros 4-2 in 11 innings for has Marichal -dead — especially slugged Washington 10-8, Chi- now 19-4, singled York Yankees 3-2 an 4-1, the season and the 37th shutout Dave McNally. to $65 for 19th victory Sunday and Mc- Marichal, ace left hander cago edged California 2-1 and base with two out Boston Red Sox outslugged the of his NL career. who shut out the 4-3. 7 quarter Lain defeating the Baltimore past third McNally, Minnesota lost to Oakland inning to drive In Washington Senators 10-8, the Dodgers 1-0 in the ercent for Orioles 9-0 for his 20th Satur- in the 11th Los Angeles In the National League San with the tie- Oakland Athletics shaded the the 1966 World .4 percent day night. Jim Davenport final game of Francisco took Houston 4-2 in ahead run and scored the Minnesota Twins 4-3 and the in another pressure check for Marichal is a few days breaking Series, put 11 innings, Cincinnati beat New Dean run of the inning on a Chicago White Sox nipped the Sunday in lead- t of $5.72 of the pace set_by Dizzy second performance York 5-3, Pittsburgh trounced California Angels 2-1. Sports a key 5-1 vic- your re- ing Baltimore to 7-1, Philadelphia shut drove in three runs St. Louis Lee May tory over the Detroit Tigers. 3-0 and Chicago and Jim Mal- out Atlanta with two homers The win enabled the Orioles to 8-3 and 1-0. allowed swept Los Angeles oney and Clay Carroll TV salvage the final of the three- last 17 on Luis Tient retired the only one' hita double by Cleon moving thetn ti, with- game set, men as he won his 17th game Jones in the first inning-in the games of the American TUESDAY, JULY 30 in 1M - of the season with a first game Reds' victory over the Meta. leaders. 7:30-10 p.m. — Baseball . . . League five-hitter. Home runs by Louis Maloney received credit for his might be considered vs. Pittsburgh, Cr. 4,- - In what Johnson, Joe Azcue and Tommy ninth victory although Carroll Atlanta game for Baltimore, a "must" Harper provided all the Cleve- pitched hitless ball for the last was placed squarely THURSDAY, AUGUST 5- the burden land scoring. four innings. shoulders of McNally. p.m. — Munson Out- on the Stan Williams gained his Cubs Take Two 10:30-11 southpaw responded 8. The stocky victory' in 13 decisions Randy Hundley drove in doors . .. Cr. -hitter, and beat eighth with a three nightcap when Chico Sal- three runs with a two-run sin- second time in in the 2 Detroit for the home Johnson to gle and a sacrifice fly in the FRIDAY, AUGUST mon singled All- eight days. Cleveland the go-ahead first game and doubled home 30-11 p.m — College would be give "I didn't think it inning. Larry of the nightcap Star Football Game . . . Cr. 8. that if we run in the sixth Beshear is being missed already, and he will the only run fair to myself to feel homered Garrett their dou- the Brown and Duke Sims who knew his is as the Cubs swept lost it today we'd be out of continue to be missed as long as anyone -the SATURDAY, AUGUST 3 for Cleveland, Joe Pepitone bleheader before 42,261 race," McNally commented af- living. As a matter of fact, even those in the next gene- — Car and Track connected for New York. largest crowd at Wrigley Field 12:00-1 p.m. ter raising his season record to him whether they know it or not. Ken Harrelson hit his 23rd ration will miss in 20 years. . . . Cr. 4 13-8. "If you do that, you put I had for Garrett, key homer of the year in the ninth the Birdie Words cannot express the feeling Hundley's single was the more pressure on yourself than Watch guess . . Tig- inning as the Red Sox came nor can words even begin to describe Garrett. I blow of a four-run fourth-inn- 1-4 p.m. — Baseball situation deserves, because ST. PM L, Minn.—Ken Still of Tacoma, Wash.. watches the to beat the Senat- is just to say he was some- ing rally which helped the ers vs. Twins . . Ch. 4. affect your per- from behind as it hits on the lip of the cup before dropping for a the best way to describe him it's liable to and Gary Hol- his ball Cubs spoil Don Drysdale's ors. Del Unser birdie three on the fifth hole at Keller Golf Coarse. Still just thing special to everyone that knew him. formance. in a pair of like 500th major league appear- 4-5 p.m. — Western Open Hopes man each drove did not have quite enough of them drop as he finished second, seem to be more shocked when someone Revive Pennant Gary Bell People in the opener, Hundley's Cr. 4. and runs for Washington. one stroke behind Dan Sikes, in the s100,000 Minnesota Golf of his age, which was ance Golf . . . "You just have to go out this passes on, not only because inning of pitched three hitless innings lassie. Garrett liv- double in the fifth do the job the best way you only 46, but because you think of a man like a sin- World of of relief to nail down his ninth • the nightcap, following 4-5:30 p.m. — Wide know how and hope that it's ing They are the kind of man that have never Don win. • 5.4 forever. gle by Al Sprangler, dealt Sports . . . Cr. 8. good enough." McNally did his will never change in Pete Ward drove in two runs changed;and you. think that they the loss. Ken Holtzman and revived—the—Orioles' and 4 with a first inning single be- any way. pitched a four-hitter SUNDAY, AUGUST hopes of capturing the pennant. fore retiring with an injured Garrett has been different all his life. He started struck out 10 batters for the 2-4 p.m. Socer San Diego vs. Slugger Frank Robinson gave back as Chicago held on to beat his college career later in life than most men do, and Cubs in the second game. Kansas City. McNally all the runs he need- Tournament Pitcher Al McBean hit the Ito& Angeles. To Take District even though he was 27 years old when he first started came first grand slam of his career college, he went out for the basketball team, and in the fiftli inning and Roberto Mur- of Johnny out ahead of men and boys much younger than he, and The title victory places the seven-hit pitching Clemente and Maury Wills had win. A seven- a much better player than many of the ones ray in the Sectional Tournament Rayburn to the then made three hits each to lead the Pir- The winner of the explosion in the fourth in- make the team. • here Aug. 1-2. run that did Evansville, Ind., district will ning put the game out of reach. Garrett won All-Ohio Valley Conference honors very .S CA.N. supply the opposition in a best- David Hughes and Robinson three years in a row, and was a member of the ,7 47.27C •1•Oiteree.7....B4Vt.›.744". trips two-of-three series. each had two hits in three first championshtpitearn Murray had in the OVC. sicutdb ''• the to the plate for the winners. the highest average per Murray marched through He still holds the record for LP., Weitlauf headed Paducah with district rivali in undefeated fash- game during a single season when he averaged 23.8 a double and single. ion, twice knocking off Padu- points per game. His single game scoring record was just 0„,..., ...... ,...... 0 ,...... s.....Ne•-zsesecsaf i" The big fourth inning w a s cah on the way to the crown. ago, it stood at 41 for several International Blackstone, broken a couple of years By United Press The host club defeated the Pa- perilous for David who absorbed the defeat. But he years. ducah Americans 8-5 on Friday. history of the mound He is still the second highest scorer in the Paducah stayed alive by beating came back to notch National League State with 1,659 points during the four years he Madisonville 13-8, however. win for Paducah in its game Murray W. L. Pct, GB with Madisonville. played for Murray. The deciding factor in the title St. Louts 67 36 .650 — Blackstone came on in relief He stayed on as a coach at University School, start- 12% contest proved to be the wildness Atlanta 54 48 .529 of starter Al York in the fifth ing in 1954 and has served in that position ever since, as .510 14% of Paducah hurler Bill Sachar- Cincinnati 49 47 inning and put out a Madison- PE and driver safety training. 15 noski, who stayed in trouble well as teaching San Fran. 51 50 .505 ville blaze. From there it was at University School, .505 15 throughout the match by yield- He never had a real good season Chicago 52 51 easy coasting for the Paducah- on his teams, .485 17 ing bases on balls. He spinned but he had some of the best teams, and boys Phil, 48 51 ans. York and Blackstone team- .471 18% a three-hitter but gave up eight of anyone in the county. The reason for this is because New York 48 55 ed, up to post 14 strikeouts in 33 .470 18% walks-i-enough to provide the of the kind of man he was, and it kind of rubbed off on Pittsburgh 47 the game. 45 57 .441 21% :AS victory margin in the !Mal tally. the boys that played for him. Every boy on his team Los Angeles Don Bock slammed a pair of 44 58 .431 22% E S 5-2, Paducah made a respected him, and this is something that very few Houston Trail* doubles in four at-bats to lead Sunday's Results INTS A strong 'rally with two runs in coaches can say because most coaches have at least one Paducah's 16-hit assault. Welt- Cincinnati 5 New York 3 the bottom of the fifth, but on their team that don't like them, or don't 42071 lauf chimed in with a triple, or two boys Pittsburgh 7 St. Louis 1 couldn't bring home the tying a player must have for rrirrrrm double and single. Sacharnoski, have the kind of respect that San Fran, 4 Houston 2, 11 inns. marker. Greg Shulman and Blackstone his coach if the team is going to do any good. Philadelphia 3 Atlanta 0 Greer A double by David each added a pair of singles. I heard on of his boys say one time that he rad Chicago 8 Los Angeles 3, 1st run brought in the first Paducah CHAMPIONSHIP rather play for Mr Beshear and lose every game than Chicago 1 Los Angeles 0, 2nd then Daryl Welt- Murray 012 030 —5 3 5 in the fifth and Paducah American 000 220-1 7 3 be on a winning team for someone else. No greater thing Today's Porbabla Pitchers Mut made it home when Murray Robinson and N'illiams. Sacharneski Times EDT and Bock could be said about a man. All pitcher Charlie Robinson made FRIDAY'S GAMES St. Louis Washburn 9-3 at Panur•h American 202 100 5 7 3 But this is the way most of his boys felt, and this a wild throw to the catcher. 0 Ryan 6-8, 8:05 p.m. Murray 010 700 sr- -8 9 is the way that most of the people that knew him felt. New York Rayburn collected two Sacharnoakl. Blackston (4/. Robinson Atlanta Reed 9-5 at Pitts- Johnny rar and Bock. Rayburn and Wither/ye before anyone will come along • triple It will be several years 8-10, 8:05 p.m. of Murray's three hits—a even burgh Veale Madisonville 510 200 0— 4 1 that is of the same caliber as Garrett Beshear, and Nolan 4-2 and and double, the latter scoring P•ducall American 321 052 n-13 10 Cincinnati (Si and then he will not be able to replace him, because no one Ehort a run in the third inning. Snowdrift. Patterson CoPe Culver 8-9 at Philadelphia land; York. Illackoton (5, and Rock to do p.m. Down With the Birds Sacharnoski had two singles will ever be able that. 9-10 and Johnson 0-0, 6:05 a long time. Kekich 1-4 at pitcher 11 Mcflean (34) receives congratulations from and Greer a pair of doubles to Garrett Beshear will be missed for Los Angeles PITTSBURGH—Pittsburgh Pirates -5-5, 8:30 p.m. base coach Alex Grammes as he heads for home plate after stroking a grand slam pace Paducah's seven-hit attack. Although the pheasant's diet Houston Cuellar third - Perry' 8-9 at run in the fifth inning, helping him ga in a rare honor, a victory over the National In Friday's game against Pa- consists mainly of grains and San Francisco 'home occa- 1-0, 2:30 p.m. League-leading St. Louis Cardinals. 7-I. ducah, Murray jumped on three seeds, he has been known Chicago Ross mice. Games pitches for nine hits and rode sionally to eat Tuesday's St. Louis at New York, night at Chicago San Francisco ONE HOUR SERVICE • ti Atlanta at Pitts. 2, twi-night nce Los Angeles at Houston, night at Philadelphia, night KETS Cincinnati American League Pct. GB Cleparnying 01:1111 W. L. SPECIAL Detroit 63 38 .624 — THANK YOU 43 .561 6% Baltimore 55 Offer Good Tuesday and Wednesday, July 30 & 31 Cleveland 57 46 .553 7 Boston 51 46 .526 10 sold Oakland 50 50 .500 12% Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Jones have Mr Minnesota 48 52 .480 14% • .474 15 -In to Mrs. Francis Burk- New York 46 54 Jones' Drive California 4'7 53 .470 15% Monday, July 29. Chicago 43 54 .443 18 AES hart, effective Washington 35 62 .361 26 TROUSERS Sunday's Results WeicMiar I Oakland 4 Minnesota 3 2 Galifornia 1 iiidorn hall We want to take this opportunity Chicago xmz Cleveland 3 New York 2, 1st 2 FOR 0 2nd r Many_ to Thank each of our many local c-us- Cleveland 4 New York 1, Cr) Washington 8 LAIN Boston 10 and friends for their most Baltimore 5 Detroit 1, twilight • tomers Today's Probable Pitchers valuable patronage. -All Times EDT p m Minnesota-Chance 8-9 at Cali- Ellis 6-6 11 p.m. $ fornia !SKIRTS 1191 Washington Hannan 4-2 at It has been a real pleasure to serve Cleveland Hargan 6-11 7:30 p.m. Chicago John 7-3 at Oakland *ALL WORK GUARANTEED* you. Again, we say a real hearty . . . Odom 9-5 11 p.m. Never An Extra Charge For One Hour Service - New York Verbanic 3-4 at De- troit Sparma 8-9, 8 p.m. Baltimore Bunker 1-0 arid Adamson 0-1 at Boston Culp 6- THANK YOU 1:30 and I• 4 and Pizzarro 2-1, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday's Games ONE-HOUR Alvis and Evelyn Chicago at Oakland )71R111774, York at Detroit, night New meat b. WIN Washington at Cleveland, night he Martinizing Baltimore at Boston Only games scheduled. 0NE HOUR SERVICE 407: I Garrett "."

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The sir' By United Press International engine, tram chairman, Bill Fandrich, Bob 1 year-round US. fare, whether up can be used in gelatin sa- Take a. boxy room and un- By Abigail Van Buren 0 WT. Paint Hibbard, Carl Oakley, Jack B. 7000. you have them at a hot wea- lads o: desserts without add- square it with paint. Make one sweetness. WateS Kennedy. and John N. Purdom to come ther picnic or a cold weather ing too much wall the focal point with the DEAR ABBY: Norbert !made up name] used 1983 PONTIAI fruits canned Median game. Don't be reckless pack fruits and application of a bright or right home after work until about six months ago. Then the power steer' hot dog-and-mustard with non-nutritive sweetness warm paint color. This bright- esIth that excuses started coming. "The clock at work was slow I stayed Hamilton Ave as you cheer your favorite team help dieters cut calories. Cann- ly painted surface—in contrast One Curfew Effect to help a buddy Car trouble. I had to stop at the hardware after 4:30 p. this summer. Mustard causes ed fruits-pie fillings — already with a paler, cooler hue on the NEW YORK UPI' — In a rare switch, student personnel More" one of the most stubborn of all thickened, sweetened, and spic- other three walls—will attract 1985 CHEVRI bosses got the unexpected from an hour to two hours steins to remove. What looks ed — save time. — Miss Pat- the eye: and give the illusion Norbert is always anywhere door hardtop the chance to feel the impact of like a little yellow spot to you ricia Everett. that the wall is closer to late. I am afraid to ask him for the truth because I think there Oldsmobile, • • actually is. maintaining hours while at- a combination of • observer than it is anothe, woman in the picture are is actually tending the American Person- nice. Cain tame, --it you have prints and paint. • • • to love me, We hire_ salt, spieces, oil, vinegar, GUIdante Association Abby. I love Norbert and he used •tion. Corner oil- in, tuaneric, and possibly Lags on your walls, rtsanenaa Linseed oil finish is the Pop- convention in Detroit. three kids, and I don't want to lose him. I've been a good wife (lined -oil. Your dry cleaner must them, or move them from ea* ular choice of many homeown- According to a report in I don't know where I have failed. We married • to him and 1963 DODGE: take 14 difficult spot-removed roses to the other. This win ers. This finish may be applied "College and University Busi- only girl.- young I was 17 and he was 181. I was his first and power steerir steps before that little yellow make it seem that you've done to unfinished wood, and tends ness." the city had invoked an and maybe he is getting a taste of life he never had before. station wagon spot disappears according to more redecorating than you to darken the color. Though 8 p.m curfew and stopped all tell me what to do I have no proof and I'm afraid to Taylor Gulf the National Institute of Dry- have. — Bra. Juanita Amonett not highly water resistant, a liquor sales, because of a riot Please • • • END OF ROPE 6th and Main cleaning. See how much trou- linseed oil finish will with- threat. "It was like being a ask him mustardU Public Speaking is an activity H H H AND NOSE H H H is the pattein of Virginia Guest's hot dishes. It is also less ble one little spot of stand freshman again," one dean of truth" 1964 CHATS Vice Hubert a DEAR END: You MUST ask him. Fearing "the can cause' Next time you say, which gives 4-H members an freck being admired by President H. Humph- apt to show scratches than students said. double pow( of won't solve anything. First, find out what went wrong with "With mustard please." be care- opportunity to research an idea rey at a fund-raising dinner in New York. She is daughter varnish finish. This type fin- 1964 Chevrolo ish is more time consuming to your marriage, then set about to correct It. You may Deed ful to keep the mustard away in which they are interested, to of Raymond..Guest. ambassiscLor to Ireland. Job Corps Total 0 hardtop. Cain apply, but it leaves the wood Get it now. from your clothes. — Mrs. Cath- organize their meterial so it WASHINGTON (DPI)—The some counseling, in which case don't delay. Station. Corn with a beautiful, mellow lus- • erine Thompson. will be meaningful and inter- Office of Economic Opportu- Main. • • • audiences, and to purse It's tre. esting to their carried in pocket or •• • • nity .0E0i reports 32.678 DEAR ABBY: Do you believe in love at first sight! different audienc- siren you PONTIA Oh! bow we hate to clean, present it to .1 aerosol-operated youths are enrolled in the Job THEO 1964 ovens — Don't let your oveni es upon several occasions. — WHAT'S Activate by pressing. The man- To make a narrow window Corps. Obligated federal funds factory air. get grimmy After you cook al Mrs. Dean Roper. ufacturer says the noise it seem wider, use a brightly col- for the program in fiscal 1968 THEO: No. But I do believe in taking a second look. Volkswagen. • • • DEAR food that is especially spattery,: makes is so piercing and pene- ored. textured window shade. —nearly $272 million. Gulf Station intruder or soak racks as soon as possible Help your child learn — trating that any Then, cover a pair of tall, The Job Corps programs and Main. NEW stunned DEAR ABBY: A woman who works with me says that you is in a solution of degreaser and Children are born with a desire would-he attacker hinged screens to place on ei- are conducted in 82 conserva- the moment this six cen- column unless it is signed in full by, 1984 CHEVR water. Use a sponge or house- to know things, to find out senseless ther side of the window with tion centers, urban will not use a letter in your shattering ultra-sound reaches extra yardage of the same ters for men. 18 for women and those door hardtop hold cleaning pad which has things. They have many quest- the person who wrote it. I say you will. And how about By United Press International..his ear drums. The manufac- shade cloth. For further linear three special centers. •4 in the floc been dunked in a degreaser and ions. They want to taste, to letters signed. "DESPERATE, CURIOUS. MIXED UP,"• . turer also says the noise can definition, outline shades, 1962 Olds Si the inside of the oven..feel, and to handle rhieKt. A _A_new line of washers etcl-Dirpetrpte realty Sett their letters that way: nets -that apply to for TTFinilW screens, and window moldings hardtop. Redl solution set to child is hungry to learn. You dryers has a special metallu be-'heard For the Sandwich Set Let the cleaning with contrasting braid. Own way of keeping theni anonymous' Taylor Gulf • rinse hunger just frame that trims the doors. It ,Continental Telephone - Make inexpensively delicious do its best work, then should feed this • • • I'd to know if you ever answer letters personally Co. Inc., 17 W. 46th sandwich fillings with chipped Also, like 6th and Mak racks and oven inside with hot like you feed your child's body. is designed .to hold panels of Supply N.Y.'. beet hard-cooked eggs, celery without putting them in your column' oven dry ocmplete- Take time to answer his quest- decorator materials. In addias, New York. To assure the best ,cooling VW, me water. Let and pickle relish. Combine 2 LONG TIME READER 1965 — Mrs. Bar- ions. Give him good toys to tion to the decorator fronta'.. from any air conditioning unit, ly before using_ tablespoons of mayonnaise or and tires in play with. He should play with the laundry pair features a it must be installed correctly. letta Wrather. salad dressing with 1 2 teaspoon DEAR READER: Unsigned letters receive the same tion. Contact • • • part of the time. special cycle for permament Window-mounted units require other children Noise, Another Hazard of prepared mustard, 1 tea- as signed letters. If 753-2202. press. a good, tight seal between the consideration for publication in my column "Art is important to people Read to your child. Give him WASHINGTON UPI — of Juice, a pinch Whirlpool Corp.. Benton cabinet and the window frame spoon lemon the writer asks that his name and location be kept confidential. 1250 FORD tv jest like science is." Home Eco- books with pictures. Spend -Calling noise a nuisance is thyme, crumbled be- Harbor. Mich.). to keep out hot air and in- of dried I respect his wishes by signing his letter. "DESPERAW. and running ( nomics is both an art and a sci- some time telling him stories. like calling smog an inconven- fingers,' 3 cup of drained • • • crease cooling efficiency. Since tween letters are sigi9d • ence, therefore it has a double Let him make up stories about Surgeon General Wil- of CURIOUS. MIXED UP." . . . etc. But some for an extra ience." free circulation of air is essen- sweet pickle relish, 1 2 cup on the lives of peop1e4 things and people. This will H. Stewart of the U.S. of that way. All letters accompanied by a stamped. self-ad- offer. 436-537 impact A new carpet sireeper is be- liam tial. filters should be cleaned chopped celery. 34 cup something about beauty help him use words better. — ing Bervice said at 1 dressed envelope are answered personally. There's promoted also as a lino- Public Health periodically to take out air- chopped chipped beef and hearts andl Irma Hamilton. of the first that influences the Miss leum, cement, tile, stone. wood opening sessions torne pollen, dust, and parti- hard - cooked egg. chopped) • • • The National Conference on Noise for 8 minds of people. sweeper. manufacturer c'es that clog their_cells. Avoid Makes 1'3 cups. enough DEAR ABBY. These friends of mine went on a two-week It soothes and releases tens- Does monosodium glutamate says seven brush settings auto- as a health hazard. sandwiches. blocking free flow of air with vacation and the lady left the key to her apartment with me so ion. have any food value It is used matically sweep all surfaces -Noise must be considered a lest the furniture is furniture, I meld go there and check up on things while they were away. k charms the imagination. only for flavoring, and the a- for perfect pick-up at the twist hazard to the health of people cooled at the expense of tile of a dial. _everywhere." he said. Stewart Well I went there a couple of times and decided that I It penetrates the humdrum mounts consumed are too small atmosphere of the room. ..- is life, and lifts the mind beyond to make any worthwhile contri- , E. R. Wagner Manufacturing pointed out that many people Attila in Prelude' s would help her out by cleaning it up a little. [Abby, the of trying to earth's boundaries. — Mrs. Max- bution to the ordinary diet. It CO.. 4611 North 32nd St., Mil- make the mistake HOLLYWOOD (Ur,)—John apartment was filthy, but it's always that way.) endure rather than trying to ine Griffin. is one of the more concentrated waukee. Wis. . Alain who recently compteted After I cleaned it up I got this awful feeling that mayl:PI eliminate smog for years be- • • • sources of sodium, however • • • a starring role in "Candy." will pause they did not iealize the shouldn't have. but I just wanted to give it a good cleaning to canned fruits. For and would not be permitted in The first cog railway in the star for his own production CHi Selecting If you don't have a "shriek.. to health air pollution set an c\ample for her. Do you think I did the right thing or prefer fruits which sodium intake danger, United States was opened on company in "Prelude," co-pro- I ONDON desserts. you may diets in en" maybe you should. It is posed_ Noise, it was stated, New Hampshire's Mount duced by Gabor a for- not? WANTS TO KNOW I--•dow. Pig canned in heavy sirup. But for must be kept low. — Min weighs less than one ounce. is Nagey, pow being shielded by a similar Washington in 1869 mer Hungarian Olympic the windowsi Frances Hanes. four inches long and can be DEAR WANTS: Since it is always "filthy," you probably salads, fruits canned in light cloak of indifference champ. hazy In the should have lift things the way they were. playing greei icy cold, red Everybody has a problem What's yours? For a personal falgar Squar reply write to Abby. Box Woe. Los Angeles, Cal., 50069 and "Stop w a enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Luise." Tim lErwkwtiff impatiently. RATE TO WRITE LETTERS? SEND II TO ABBY. BOX "It's aree, LOS ANGELES. CAL.. MU, FOR ABBY'S BOOKLET to h e alln ri anything. L WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." 'MOW TO Winther. N( that 'You've my side ben yours." "It's not r said drily. 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- JULY 29, 19 MONDAY - JULY 29, 1968 TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY 'PAGE FIVE THE LEDGER & in my Grove, only $1,500. WANTED baby sitter WANTED TO RENT and ONE ACRE lot zoned for bus- home Monday, Tuesday beginning Septem- on South 4th Street with Wednesday, house in J-30-C WANTED, to rent 3 home, full base- ber 2nd, Call 753-1431. Pe& good -bedroom country, furnished or un Set loca- the garage, good Box 'merit, 2-car furnished. Call 753-1916 before tion for most any type business, 5:00 p.m. and ask for Mary. *Rentfi*/ only $18,500. SIERVICIS OMB= TFNC GOOD 3-bedroom home on 75' Southside Shop- worm THE 215' lot near CUSTOM BUILDING, resident- APARTMENT, furnished or un- ANT ping Center $10,500. ial and commercial. Rustic Cal- furnished, near Murray State FOR SALE electric *aye. BY OWNER: Three-bedroom INCOME property with nice two women who 0 AUTOMOBILES REAL NICE 1.063 Ford Fair- - 40" FRIGIDAIRE ifornia styling. Free estimates. University, for Phone 753- brick, 1 block from college. home, 13 unit Motel and Trail- students. lane, two door VS. New tires, FOR SALE Excellent condition. Call MI Finney 489-3968- will work with MSU J-20-C Cell 753-7550. Aug -1-C er Park on about 3 acre lot, -12-C 1. Call 753-3878. 1959 TR-3 SPORTS car. Call radio, local car. Must sell. Call 6341. Ant Needed Sept. plenty room for expansion. J-30-P 753-6172 ask for Joe. 3-29-P Jerry Wallace 753-7688. 1-31-C Demme with oval on one FRMH HEARING AID batter- ANTIQUE GOOD ROCK HOUSE House has carport and double KLEIN CARPET SPECIALIST: and other make mi $30.00. Antique marble miles west of Mur- Ken- 1983 CHEVY II 3-seat wagon, lee for Beltone rror. acre about 5 garage, electric heat. Near Wall to wall carpets, rug and le , Call 753-7888. ray, full basement, carport, business Carpets Rouge, La., is a Mis- automatic transmission, good hearing aids, Wallia's Drugs top bureau. tucky Lake, doing good upholstery cleaners. Baton Kentucky. TFC J-31-C electric heat, on black- River deep water port condition. Phone 753-8229. Murray, fireplace, selling on account of health. and furniture cleaned, tinted sissippi top, near grocery and church. LARGE commercial building on de-atothed. Call 4354221. even though it is 240 miles in- J-29-P ELECTROLUX SALES h Sir- SUBURBAN 'Tractors. Lawn KITTENS, $15.00. and SIAMESE $10,000. Lake with nice liv Aug. land from the Gulf of Mexico. Box 213 Murray, Ky., C. Poulan chain saws. and Kentucky MEALY Sprite, new vice, mowers. Beautiful, affectionate NICE 2-bedroom stone home floor, ideal ts AUSTIN 382-3178, ing quarters on 2nd K. Sanders. Phone Seaford Lawn and Garden guaranteed. Ready to go engine, transmission, uphols- health about 5 miles east of Murray for most any type business, on Answer to Saturday's Nal:111 Lynnville, KY. H-Aug.-5-C equipment, 214 miles west of Mrs Seale, 514 Broad. carport, PUZZLE • tery, paint, $650.00. Call 753- now. on Irvan Cobb road, nice water front lot. ! CROSSWORD Phone 437-5312. 0111011 7500. July-31-C Ward Termite Hardin. Call 753-7770. fireplace, electric heat, good GALLOWAY INSURANCE & IMO 0!EL30 TERMTTES? Call Aug.-13-C ODOR 0030 All work well, 1 to 3 acres with pole Real Estate Agency, Murray, ACROSS 4-So4ar disk onn used to come Catalina, 4-boor, for free estimate. PVC 00riR11-1017100 1983 PON'TIAC SALE barn. Bargain. 5-Man's ago Then the 1612 guaranteed. Five year contracts. KENMORE washing machine. REAL ESTATE FOR Kentucky, Phone 753-5842. 1.Baby's napkin nicknanse IMICIIICJ CR300 power steering. See at miles Five room house treated, $85.00. Coppertone. Less than 1 year 30 ACRES located about 3 J-29-C 4-By oneself 6-Prepoertion 0151 000 SC10171 . slow I stayed Hamilton Ave., or call 753.1834' Mr-col- all 7-Memoranda 10 Ward Pest Control, 1612 College Excellent condition. Call SELLING HOME - southwest of Lynn Grove, 9-Young boy P-110uorF100f the hardware after 4:30 p. m. A-1-C. old. - 8-God of love 000 ISO Road, phone 753-8501. Located 100 South boned 3-bedroom, spacious fam sowed down, good stock barn, 12-Macaw 9-Defeats • OD 002 Farm 753-3914. HELP WANTED -Singing 00710 ISUE 1168 • Pest Control. ily room. Pay equity and n- only $6,000. 13 10 Hail! 1965 CHEVROLET, Impala, 2- 13th St., Kelly's voice 11 Parent ri1510t1 000 0P1 • to two hours ame 5 3/4% loan. Call 76,- down and door hardtop, local car. 1960 TFC 50 ACRES all sowed 14'Eggs (COHN.) 019010 0110131Pl ie I think there STRAYED or Stolen from Pot- 8270. ITC 2-bedroom NEED ONE LADY for grill- 16-Conducted 020 Oldsmobile, 88. Local. Real fenced with new 15-Color 01:1001111000 tertown area, walking horse, 1 BASSETT PUPPIES, AKC re- and stock counter work. Apply in person 17- Hurled 18-Ceases 011011 0000 CH:10 nice. Cain and Taylor Gulf Sta- on Audo- home, storage house 20-Rodent male roam Hind socks, gistered. OM Mayfield 247- BY OWNER: house m. at Thoroughbred -Lair onnvi noon onm me_. We hilve Main. year old barn, on Highway 121 near after 1.k 19 21-iganitests tion. Corner of 6th and any 1-30-C Drive in Keeneland Sub- Remains • ---- 29 j.zo.o star, mixed tail. If you have 2489. • bon Coldwater. Will sell land with- Restaurant. 20. 22-Danger en a good wife or division. Three bedrooms, liv- at ease 23-Brick-carrying information call 436-5523 the house. 35 Those 43-Young salmon I. We married MASSEY TURGERSON baler, kitchen-den combin- out APPLICATIONS are being re- 21.Humed device -Policeman 1983 DODGE: 4-door sedan, with 436-2148. 1-30-C ing room, Camelot Sub- 25-Part of flower defeated 44 Holland rake, New Holland 1% baths, NICE LOTS in -aid training at 23•Possesses -Small child (slang) t and only girl 1960 Rambler, New ation, utility room, at ceived for nurse 24-Bacteriologist's 26 Babylonian 36 power steering. "Pep Will sell all three division with water and gas, County hero 37-Petty ruler 45 Tint .er had before Cain and PEP UP with ZAPP1188 conditioner. carport, carpeted throughout, the Murray Calloway wire -Crates 46-Insect Station wagon $195.00. Only separate in 28-Dance step 39 non-habitforming. together or conditioner all_ Tappan appliances, dish- bargain price. Hospital. Make application 27-Pronoun 29•Land of the free 40-long, slender 47-Bitter vetch I I'm afraid to Taylor Gulf Station. Corner of Pills" 1-T-P and rake, All in 2S-Vessel !fish 48-Hawaiian j.29..c $1.98 Holland Drugs. from baler irasher, garbage disposal, cen- NICE LOT 13,5' x 242' at Lynn the nursing office. A-2-C (inn wreath ID OF ROPE 6th and Maim Call John Me- - 29'Tumble 31-Cooks slowly 42 Sicilian good condition. tral beat and air conditioning volcano 51-A state (abbr.) REDUCE SAFELY. simply an Tenn. 30-Conjunction 32 Dine 1964 CHRYSLER, factory air, Cuiston, Route 2 Paryear, Call 753-4783. ig "the truth" tablets. Only 31 -Mournful io 11 -door sedan.. fast with GoBese 247-3949. ,ITNC .4.0.:4 illa 7 Lati,;.A9 at wrong with double power, 4 32-Worm i 2 3 98c at Holland Drug. J-31-P INIII:Msts 1964 Chevrolet, Malibu, 2-door stan- BY OWNER: three-bedroom 33-Parent :::::! You mits need 1-52 GALLON American (colloq.) VV. 1 3 air-condi- 12 44.14 hardtop. Cain and Taylor Gulf electric hot water beater. house, gas heat and 34-Languishes VrAr it now. • dard 10th St. WANTED MA ill Station. Corner of 6th and tioaing. Large lot on FOR HOTEL 36 Chinese 16 17 FOR RENT 1-30 gallon State electric hot MANAGERS 15 J 5:00 p. m. Pagoda Main. -29-C heater. 1 sump pump. 1 Call 753-4417 after 37-Spanish for :40 water TYC needed to manage small hotel n,6 Afro American furnace, natur- A settled couple "saint" •a20 1964 PONTLAC with power and Age to- room apartment furnished. 38-Plumlike fruit ,...... 25 26 TRAILER LOTS on Hwy. 280, al gas. 1 lot of inside and out- operation. Two 39-Temporary 21 22 31121 factory air-oonditiong. 1961 physically able to work. 0" ward Panorama Shores three side doors. Call 753-4417 after GOOD FRAME house, five immatreial as long as bed ; a look. Volkswagen. Cain and Taylor IN second Murray. Cardinal TFC bath, on two acre appearance, personality. Every- 40-Festive 27 Gulf Station. Corner of 6th miles from 5:00 p. m. rooms and Must be neat in 41-Perspire 29UUUU Park. Lots 162 x Call 753- investment. Experience is 43 ceK 33 and Main. 3-29-C Ridge Trailer lot in Lynn Grove. thing is furnished. No -Stroke 30 4C:0 32 ye. e that you 753-7856 or 753-6231 HONDA 90-2700 actual miles, .1-36C will be coM- 44-Strongboxes Ni:31 :4AsS says 100. Call 5544 or 435-4462. not essential, but is helpful. Duties 46-Container V.% 37 2- good condition. Call 753-6512. 35 III :.:.:.k.M ...... igned in full by 1964 CHEVROLET Impala, and ask for Eddie Morgan. of operating hotel, clerical 49-Possessrve a p...... Loch plete responsibility •:•:4= U. J-30-C BRICK HOME at 1512 pronoun • ow about those door hardtop with big motor, A-2-C and maid service. Lomond, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, Work, housekeeping, janitorial SO.At no time 38 * 4 in the floor. Boy she's fast. Mo- 52 East :•:;•:1;:1111 ;$tJUUU (ED UP,"• 1985 MONARCH, 10' x 50' buiit-in kitchen ap- additional help as needed. If interested 1962 Olds Super 88. 2-door living room, Oversee 53-f9Otilka Part or is that your - ONE NEW unfurnished duplex bile Home, Mr eonbitio • T,`.. x 22' with Informatton as to availa- flower ill11011.:.4.47 Al hardtop. Real sharp. Cain and library If write at once givffig- 54•Showy natillilailelMg era 2 bedroom, air conditioned. 753-8200. 1-30-C entire pertinent infor- 55-Greek letter 45 •::::46 Taylor Gulf Station. Corner of built in bookshelves, bility, salary required and other AA 111 Call 436-3447. J-30-P central heat 'MN UUU tters personally house carpeted, 92-X, Murray, Ky. 42071. DOWN WV ta 52 6th and Main. J-29-C 7 WEEKs old pigs. If interest- mation to P.O. Box 49 51 air conditioning Lot 80' x 'to ed call 7537288. J-29-P and 1 Body of water :ON :ale 55 1965 VW, motor, paint, interior, 3-ROOM apartment in Hazel, 220'. Call John Redden, 753- Anger 11;54 4E READER 2, Sitta.RU and tires in excellent condi- with bath, large rooms, small BY OWNER, or trade for small 4937 for appointment. • 3-Having 4111 11 'Ast'UUV. hair by United Feature Syndica e, inc 20 Ave the same tion. Contact Lloyd Todd at utility room, storage building, house in city. New three-bed- Aus.0C Ili in, 1-29-P Sub- tried letters. If 753-2202. stove furnished, ideal for cou- room brick in Keeneland plc or single lady, separate en- division. Central air and heat, Schulz pt confidential, 1959 FORD two door, good tires by Charles M. trance with front porch, close built in appliances, 1% baths "DESPERAW, and running condition. Fine car Call Peanuts® • to town. Call 482-8222 or 492- and carpeting throughout. tiers are sigiLd for an extra car. $75 or best -If 8121. A31-C 753-3672. 3-29-c 7 limped, self-ad- offer. 438-5374. J-31-P Co -as ciOUR BEACH BALL JUST .sdo LEFT FOR HAWAII ..

on a two-week DOROTHY EDEN'S new bestsellor nent with me so hey were away. decided that I tie. [Abby, the MT11 From the novel published by Coward-McCann. Inc. Copyright 0 DIM 11111 by King Features Syndicate. ••••dr.irreAr•o. ig that may"i 19611 by Dorothy Men. Distributed good cleaning to cuted when the war ended." breathed. "It must be there." Ps CHAPTER 22 "The turret room?" AIM e right thing or ONDON outside Tim's win- "I think it must be true," ,I "That's why "That's where Cristina chose I'S TO KNOW dow. Pigeons quarreling on said feverishly. And why Erik to spend all her time when she the windowsill, Nelson's Column Niels hates him. so guardedly. was ill for so long. Now it's ." you probably hazy in the fog, the fountains speaks of him what Jens Lar- kept locked. There must be Busluzuller playing green water that looked I expect that's by Ernie tell me." I something in there Otto doesn't icy cold, red buses circling Tra- sen wanted to my fist on the desk in want seen." For a personal falgar Square. banged NOTHING • .6.1 •.%.**** ,ds.), -,,,.... 4. . lt••••_ ••• "Why is Alan Mel- "A n innocent antique? THERE'S Cal.. 90069 and "Stop wandering about, frustration. I'LL SHOW YOU /4" ..*.-7.',47.••'• "Ac• -"-;,, OA 40. bourne dead?'• Couldn't he throw it away?" Luise," Tim MacFarlane said NEWER THAN .• would stop talking for "I suppose so. My reasoning's IS SOMETHING / ';i° 04 r< j,1 fr 4tii r impatiently_ If you THIS TOWN a minute." Tim broke in. "I gone a bit peculiar." I pressed A NEW GNU 1..,.". A '0 ABBY. BOX "It's all right. I'm not going NEVER give you another small my hands to my head. "I've DULL--- REALLY riEW to have an emotional seizure or could JUST Y'S BOOKLET had too many things to puzzle • anything. Leave that to Otto piece of information." ANYTHING l 1 ASIONS." about. I wonder how many ARRIVED Winther. Now it's hardly fair "What?" how did you think I other British airmen the coun- NEW FROM that - You've made me tell all "Well, Melbourne was dead? tess hid. That must have been my aide before you tell any of fottnd out l' V/ AFRICA . to Salisbury to when their marriage went Ara& ZOO yours.-- Because I went I couldn't talk wrong. Cristina must have de- "It's not mine, exactly," Tim 'see him. Since -4•110 to him, for obvious reasons, I spised Otto, even if his helping O• r •0 400% said drily. 'This side of the SIMMINE. to his wife, although at ' the Gestapo was never proved. •0:f4,,,ial. S FUR YOUR story belongs to a chap called talked l• want to know And that's why the old ladies se„_ 4:0• 4I Alan Melbourne.. Flying officer first she didn't talk about the Greve's con- it." I Alan Melbourne, D.F.C. -who about NW *ma 4 * JIDOORS1 a science. Half of Maaneborg has parachuted from his blazing "Whyever not?" - fi-ir<40. cared much been turned into an old worn J into the Kattegat after "I don't think she plane did I tell you?" E FRIENDLY Aarhus Uni- for that episode in her hus- en's home, the R.A.F. raid on -•.i bursting with curiosity. - to %re U 1 h.. band's life. Apparently he had "I'm ' 29 the Gestapo qii%AIM versity, which was 4114'00810 4,046,40 on Countess But what can be done about it? COMING headquarters. He was picked up a bit of a fixation AN said she was beau- Your so-called husband has by some fishermen and taken Whither_ He sad, and unhappily thrown you out after nearly kill- to the island of Samso and hid- tiful and '0 MURRAY epileptic." ing you. What excuse have you den there until an escape married to an traitor!" I said to go back?" through the Danish under- "And a by R. Van Buren !has them "Niels' engagement party," I ground to Sweden was ar- fiercely. Abbie 'N Slats come into it, ex- said serenely, the idea coming ranged.' "That didn't A MISS BRETA WALKER, B.A., Melbourne was told to me on a wave of inal)iration. THE SCHOOL BOARD HAS for you... IL' "The fishermen took him to cept that M. A. AND PH, D.. SHE COMES of sight while he "I was warmly invited to come OUR HIRING A PSYCHOLOGIST, Maaneborg!" I said excitedly. to keep out APPROVED HIGHLY RECOMMENDED castle. He apparent- -to it." GENTLEMEN./ THAT MEANS "You know!" Tim said dis- was in the LADIES AND BY OUR STATE BOARD OF...T-• "When is that?" HELP ly never left the room he was WE PROVIDE THE OUR , ; appointedly. 'I EDUCATION hidden in during the whole of "At the end of the month." SrLJDENTc HAVE SO SORELY "I don't know a word. I'm _L ._,,i; stay in else his stay. It impressed itself on "Would you the N EEDED . only guessing. Where k castle?" • 1*. , % -P; hidden? The castle him pretty thoroughly, because would he be was - was dying his wife "Of course. That the in 11110= 111 s. • is a perfect.. place. Do go on, when he talking about tap- vitation." Tim. When can I see Alan Met- said he kept mural with a "And do some off-the-record bourne 7" estries, and a he was exploring?" "You can't. He's dead." dwarf on it. He thought and used to keep • • • b. "Oh, Tim! Then what?" back there, - 'Don't draw the cur- as 1, "He died a year ago. He was saying, KALIJNDB-onG, that on the an antiques dealer in Salisbury. tains.' or 'Who's r-1 Climbed the gangway onto by the way. I only remembered about him stairs_?' Well, that's the little ferry I accidentally lanir that when you told me Otto was a The only bit of evidence bumped Ari a man wearing a letter count. After the war a lot of might be of some use is dark glasses. Or he bumped he died, stories came out about miracu- his wife found after into me. He murmured an apol- c•••• END lous escapes. and Melbourne's He had kept it rather. carefully, Ogy-' in Danish, and hurried so she was one. He talked about a in a sealed envelope, ahead of me. He had gray hair, husband, thought it might be important. walked briskly, belying his ,d_ackr_ sike 14 Danianeountess whose but shatre-red when A othing like Count Otto Winther, was sus- She was rather elderly look, and he certainly a very booth when pected of being a collaborator she found it was just was not blind behind those dark on crested by Al Capp rough day,. fa,with the Gestapo. But the brief letter written glasses. I forgot about him im- Lir Abner ng ahead.% - countess was a loyal member Paper." mediately. I was scanning the resistance. She "What was in it?" I asked for a familiar face. I f.10T OR K1G1-{T!! (-WM MOVE ouroc ?St include of the Danish passengers EVIL OMEN -60 I LIVE kERE WHERE--N SLEEP DAY to hide Melbourne in a breathless state of sus- I had had a vague feeling that BACHELOR PAD.? ned water undertook ME. (CAN SEE UM COMIN' FRDM ALWAYS WATCH. ROTTEN GAY herself ..he had pense might have been crossing WARN leather up- .and nursed him Erik TO LIVE,BUT SAVE. MEAN ONE 77-1IN6- -until "Well, nothing very much. It AGAINST irtion-Tred been fairly badly burned over on the ferry today. READY TO to escape. was just a few words. 'Your gift had to me with DI RECT OW! ME TWO HIM repe soles. he Was well enough Someone meet BIG c'11 • r looked up the story on the has arrived. It is beautiful, and a car at the little port of Kolby HAI DO L LARS SETTLE Dopoim it." I will treasure it all my life.'" 7 ran Samso. Perhaps this ‘f OPEN files. The Sketch Kaas on - Alan Melbourne is "Gift?" time it would be Erik. BEAST TILL "But diad!" I wailej& "Yes Since Melbourne dealt As it turned out, it was 3 P.M. "Is that so important?" in antiques. his wife thought it neither Erik nor Otto, but Niels k -Of course it is! He could was probably a painting or some and [Anna. They waved madly (Phave told me about Maaneborg (Art (tort. He was grateful to to me from the jetty. Dinna ---about .Otto- - Now I know the countess, who had undoubt- looked pink-cheeked and pretty ft et ,r why everyone got chilly when edly saved his life, and naturally in a coat with a furry hood. ,114,(11 Otto's name was mentioned. A he would want to send her a and Niels held out his hand - friend of the Gestapo! The man gift." welcOmingly rnarrik- "But what would Otto say suspected of 'tie- when he saw it?" "He was only determined Luise return% Tim pointed "Perhaps he never did ace it. A IF ing a collaborator." Maanehorg. 7-la I expect he Perhaps she hid it." to out. "Otherwise, er Continued Tomorrow/ ,5,let would have been tried and exe- "In the turret room," I r To Be Ky. by Dorothy Eden Front the novel publiThed by C01111111- McCann Inc.' COPY rigid 1967. 1968 DlatrIbut,d by Kitie Felturom Syndl. ate cv.

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gm• m• •10• OD The F ZB•LELIZO..2.1• =•C LI.••• a•12, =•=.=.••••• •------• = =••=. •••••• •••••••••••• IMP MD OM ow• dm am• M on• es • MO --- Mrs. Markham To Retire Ladies Golf Day SEEN & HEARD . . •a• ••••••• M.• = •IM•4111•1 •I• ••• •••• •• 1M•• MED MI• I•• INI•• IM IMO • 41•1• en •••I •••• off. Source Pairings Listed HOURS: (Continued From Page 1) STORE Calloway Club Mon.-Sat.-8:30-5:00 In Mu' For Watching TV the other deg and this panel comes on to Friday -8:30-8:00 The CaRoway County Country Callow talk about "what's wrong with Club ail: hold its regular lad- young people today ies day of golf on Wednesday. July 31. with Evelyn Jones as ifbe participants included a ONLY the hostess. THE • United Pre Negro who hated white people, !I! Pairings have been released Ill • a member of the Black TOTAL as follows. was Panthers. and said white peo- 900 Alice Purdom, Lou Do- DISCOUNT were his enemies; a hippie ran, Ruth Wilson, and Reba ple III Divisio .• from the west coast who was U. Overbey. CHAIN ;,; against the "establishment"; !!! 9- 10 Betty Lowry, Eleanor a girl who reportedly MIS a Diuguid, Madelyn Lamb, and 1 college graduate but edie wee Leave • Frances Hulse. unable to speak coherently or !I! 9:20 Veneta Sexton, Nell and a young man Roach, Glenda Hughes, and Bet- intelligently, This is the year for curls! some sense who had at- !I! Trainh ty Jo Purdom. with keep from being III 9.30 Anna Mary Adams, tempted to into the left wing stu- Grace James, Nancy Fandrich, taken Curls are in. And for The 100th Div strikers (who command- III and Jerelene Sullivan. dent U.S. Army Ret an administration build- 'today's curls, you need 9:40 Martha Sue Ryan, Re- eered sii local Co. D. 3d at a west coast college. becca Irvan, Sadie West. and Mg) Ill today's Toni. Enough 100th Division, Margaret Studien. IN the place of its 9:50 Carol Hibbard, Judy Lat- The Negro said he hated white softness ... enough hold ust 3 for two w imer, Patsy Miller, and thus people because white people ... enough bounce! with the Acti• Orr. are responsible for conclitions in year. as it begi: RETIREMENT MOMENT° ...Mrs. Anide Parrish Markham,a 1000 Urbena Koenen, Eul- among Negroes today. Now, he years of existt member of the Murray State University English department dene Robinson, Betty Hunter, might hate the white people Ill Div., has a bra for in years, showsn 6; Nash the silver tray andNorma Frank. -- -- 100 years ago who sold 'levee,, -As in 1967, 1 a the department gave her. Mrs, Markham will retire .August 10:10 Beth Belete, Jediet Wal- but we certainly never sold - which inchu the 21 after teaching during August inter-ealaion. lis, Frances Miller, and Reba slave, nor bought one. Nor throughout Kt Kirk. would we. conduct its sun Bonnie Jon- Jackson, Mrs. A tette Parrish Markham. den, aztklues, and her home in 10-20 Jane Fitch, he also Ill Fort He did not my tbat i a member of the English de- Ita,yf be Id. es, and Betty Scott. Ill l was organized partment at Mw- State Ur. Inter co, she says she mey Any other lathes not listed hated the African rineftana Instead of ray as much to do with sit) for 10 years, will niers write a book cn South Mississinol may come out Wednesday morn-1 wh3 had Army troops a she grew up. Currently as any white man. If August 21. where ing and be paired at the tee. ! ab,everY past, members Ste Is planting a hancbook for would read his history Mrs. Markham, who cams to A potluck luncheon will be ne brush up on tl English teachers traveling over- books he would find that Afri- Murray in 1958, has visited mew served at the noon hour. . cupations - of the places written about in the seas. T h e book will contain can chleftans raided the vii- 1;1 unit is ever ag literature and mytholcgy. comma facts end pictures on whet to lagee of his enemies, carted YOUR CHOICE it was during 1 she teaches at Murray Slate. see, where to stay, what to tale, Eleanor Diuguid off the people of the villa. of 1961. During her 42 years of tea- and the best unies to go. wholesale, took them to the Calloway Medalist ! Highlight o citing English in grade school, coast and sold them to slavery IN high school, junior college, col- Hair Spray camp will be dealers. He profited in two lege, and university, she has Eleanor Diuguid was the me- Drill Sergeant ways. He eliminated an enemy traveled eictensively uEurope dalist for the regular ladies day "-an 500 men and the Middle East. Tillage and made money too. • H. DEMOS... of golf held last Wednesday, undergo the O studied at the Unbar- • She has July 24, at the Calloway Coon- Mello Mist ing pre-requisi s* of Edinbia-gh and the Uni- (Continued From Pegs 1) If Africans had put up a uni- Club. honored "Si versity of Landon and a t Pierce Country ted front against the traders • the became visibly annoyed at sev- tY Low putts went to Sadie West Aqua Net "We want to College in Athens, Greece, dim- In human flesh, slavery would seal tactics of the McCarthy No. 9 went to Betty sergeants ing sabtatical leaves. and low on not have progressed as fast as • drill Standard-bearers, least i Hunter. J1kfle Fitch had the • Suave Col. Owsley She partic ular la remembers made alt. M did. Lt. Athens trip in 1966 with the-- tsion -Operatim Hellenic Institute sponsored by lithone beenc-theancesag the abolition-larstof the -1°H. -Betty 'St.*" was the- 110 Misiltreck "but N 4- golf hostess. The hippie had a good mind, isi Officer, tie University of Colorado. She rule. e , regular ladies day lun- other 1 The but it wet warped and twisted. all our vividly recalls class trips to By a near unanunous vote, was served with Hallie 13 we're cheon He expected the world to hand -oz. division, the oracle at Delphi; Olympia, the Democrats did away ec ruds as chairman of the structors." birthplace of the Olympic games; committed. delegations at him a living and about all he *thlthe Kho°sPteP that he 99c Value Commanded the ruins at Delos Island; the sonvention. The decision was was conscious of was • ham P. Dailey, temple of Neptune at Sunion. the greeted by cheers from Mc- was againet any conformity. of as leave Murray, Island Crete where the legee Carthy delegates on the floor University Quartet We do not like conformity, dart Minos and the !Minotaur II,. is to P! return August and their forces in the galler- such, either, but if one Iii ved; and the Island of Rhodes, Concert ls Tonight he must • four officers ies live with other people, NI here Paul traveled in Biblical men from Co However, since 41 delegate conform to a certain point at times. The University Arts String Regt., who wil votes are known to favor Hum- least A fter the Athens e .c or skin, Quartet will present a chamber Seamless or Seamless Mesh year. The so] her husband. the Rev. mare. phrey. the McCarthy support- !I! music recital on Monday, July to and from ham, rained her and they went ers will not benefit by de- The girl made no sense at all NI PRELL the 29, at eight p.m. in the recital 59c chartered bus. to Palestine for a sight-seeing cinon. and indeed could not even be III VALUE hall of the Price Doyle Fine trip. She still is called upon by The second concession came understood as she mumbled 7-oz. size NYLON HOSE Arts Building On the Murray NI tar lout Ifrattise ent tiegani =tense,twhen party regulars decided and slurred her meaningless to talk about State University campus. man on lter eel Hew against opposing a resolution remarks The young slides of the Members of the Quartet are 1.09 VALUE career/. critical of the Kentucky Un- the left did ok. Among other countries she has Dr. Roman Prydatkevytch, vio- NI Bobby American Activities Commit- visited a r e Scotland, Ireland, lin, Leo Blair, violin, Mrs. Don- NBC might do the people a III Spain, Morocco, Norway, Den tee The resolution called for na Story, viola, and Neale Ma- better service if they got off hi mark, Sweden, Settaeriand. Hun- "every Democrat to work to- NI son, cello. this publicizing screwballs and - Is Inc& gary, Italy, and Austria. ward the abolition" of the !I! NI The program will consist of peo- Born in McNeil, Miss., she L'AAC created by a resolution put the picture on young III three quartets of light mood by ple are in the majority earned the B.A. degree at Bel- in the 1968 General Assembly who NI Bobby Hest Haydn, Beethoven, and Vittorio who do things, who serve their haven C °Liege in Jackson. Miss. and allowed to become law by into the Unite She holds the M.A. degree in Rieti. nation, who are responsible Gov. Louie B. Nunn the July draft English and Latin from Tubule People of Murray and vicinity citizens, and who are realists. !!! way County, i University and the Ed. M. de- are invited. There is no admis- Gussie Adams gree from Harsard University. sion charge 5,5 Mrs. Markham is remembe- tart. of Local red ba• main people mine Western RONARY UNIT... Of Local III the Selective Kentucky area for her oat ork at Be- Hospital Report . Father Hester is th (Continued From Page 1) Jib Owl- Junior College in Hopkins. Woman Succumbs . !I! Say-Rite Priced Hester of Kb sills. there. Ile While from 1929 blems of patient cart in the Census - Adults .. 1111 and is marrir to 1942 and from 1946 to 1955, IN local unit. Nursery . 5 (Dick i Reynolds of Barbara Ann she taught English and was spore Census - E. L. Six nurses will 19611 Say-Rite Priced The new i sot- of the anraal and alumni news. receive spec- Admissions, July 26, Smithland, father of Mrs Sue In addition, she started the ial training in coronary nurs- Mrs, Mary Porkies', Route 2, Outland of Murray. died !I! Calloway Cou first chapter or Chi Delta Phi, ing and may from time to time Benton; Cohen Stubblefield, Thursday at the Fuller-Morgan BOUFFANT GIANT and was emp an honorary fraternity for wri-- take additional training in some 601 Sycamore Street, Murray; Hospital in Mayfield. of Murray at ' of the advanced programs be- Winchester Jr.. Route 1, The deceased, age 68, was a • • RIGHT GUARD duction. L. C. tors, both there and at Snores NI ing established by the Tennes- Mrs. Verna Hill. Route merchant in Smithland for 25 Hester Is no State College. She has been as- Almo; '1.00 VALUE see Mid-South Regional Medical I, Hazel; Fred Gingles, 1606 years. Before • that he had also HAIR training at F sociated with Chi Delta Phi far ROLLERS hi 30 years and has served as roe- Program. The medical staff of -Farmer Ave., Murray; William worked for the state highway In the July tiara! editor and secretary. the unit will have the opport- Dilday, Route 8, Murray; Mts. department for five years. He me • !II teen Callowa She is also a member of the unity to broaden their know- Julia Pike, Box 603, Murray. wan a member of Scotts Chap- / rants and te National Education Association, ledge in coronary care by uti- Dismissals el United Methodist hutch. sent for pre- the Kentucky Education A ssocia• lizing the teaching facilities of Miss Elizabeth Humphreys, Funeral services were held ii examinations. tion. the National Council orles- the Vanderbilt School of Medi- 716 East 7th, Jeffersonville, Sunday at the Smithland 4.00 The August chers al English, the American cine Continuing Education Cen- Ind., H. B Bailey Jr . 902 Olive United Methodist Church with NI for three for Association 01 University Wo- ter Murray; Mrs. Bonnie Rev. Wilbur Johnson and Rev. VALUE men, and vas a member a( Kage Street, Couch pa Delta Pi while at Peabody The primary purpose of esta- Dixon, Route 5, Murray; Dr. Oalcom officiating. Bur- Steve Hi College in Nashville, Tern. Shs blishing an Intensive Coronary Everett Kalb, 1608 College Farm ial was in the Smithland-Ceme- was recently named to Tapp's Care unit at Murray-Calloway Road, Murray; Clifford Pogue, tery. . _ Attend( "Kentucloy Lives" and to Mar- is to reduce the mortality rate Route 4, Benton; Williard Har- Survivors are his wife, Sirs. For Rep' quis' "Who's Who el Amen. from myocardial infraction. If old Brittain, Dexter; Linda Hattie Reynolds; one son, Lee can Women." the experience of this unit Fennell, Dexter; Mrs 'Shirley Reynolds of Smithland. four During her Steve Hain career, she has-. proves to be comparable to Von Svhoech, 1105 Mulberry daughters, Mrs. Outland of also Mired at Arlington and MU- nell Ave., M that of similar units in larger Avenue. Murray, Scherrie. Murray. Mrs Imogene Reid of burn schools in carlisle County; Say-Rite the Republic cities the Reidland, Mrs. Alberta Jack- Webb Junior High School in May. mortality rate should Gooch, Route 4, Murray;-Rosel vention at t son of Waukegan, Ill., and field; Leslie Junior College, rear be cut_ in half. Jackson, 121 Spruce Street, convention is Mrs. Ann Barrett of .Beloit, COMPLETE FILM Harvard University, Bennett Jim. Murray-Calloway's coronary Murray. Jessie Rogers, 811 DEPARTMEN will end Wis.; nephew, J. E. and care unit is one of eleven such Mrs. Mer- Reynolds • ior College. Milbrooin. 111.L; North 16th, Murray; • SWINGER featuring 48-Hr. Service! He was iro of Hampton,' thirteen grand- ermont Junior Coils., Met* units to be founded by the Ten- le Dunne...vat,, Route 2, Mur- convention peller,--Tt.; All 'Saints Junkie_ nessee' Mid-South Regional Me Route children. ray.: Andrew J. Williams. 18e COLOR PRINT 'Who is Natio: College, Vicksburg. Miss.; and dical Program. 1, Murray, Bernard Lee Row- Avery FILM New Majorit; Hill College in Li:noon. In 1965 Congress authorized land. Route Almo; MrS. 2.10 VALUE Why Pay More? c The year at A very Hill was part • Steve is the establishrhent of Regional Wood, Route '1, Golden Hoyt Wilson Wins - • of the exchange program for tea• Maud • tst District Medical throughout chers and supervisors, spon- Programs Pond; May Ramsey. Route 3, In Pistol Match Anyone inter the States to and sored by the Department at United study Murray. Family Size feller moven Health. Education, and We/fare. tombat heart disease, cancer Hoyt Wilson entered the write Steve, ' Out 01 1400 applicants, one frei and stroke The Tennessee Mid- Census - Adults 93 match held by the DoneIS-on, Tooth Fite were selected for the trip. South Regional Medical Pro- Census - Nursery .. 6 Tennessee Pistol Club on Sat- Mrs. Markham and her bus- gram, whichscovers Middle and ; Admissions, July V, 196$ urday and came back with 8 Wrather on Wilson Irrivein hand reside East Tennessee and a portion Charles Sander-S. 914 Wald- trophies and 3 gift certificates. the Fairkane Subdivision an stay- Vacatioi of Southern Kentucky, was rap. Murray. Johnny Stubble- Hoyt shot a 2338 otft of a pole_ -4- *Id. they have a son. Charles, founded for planning purposes Route 5, Murray; Me,-s sible 2700, and Won the Nation- • who is regional supers iser tor !field Mr. and • 1966. In addition to World Book in Lexington. in August Mayre Palmer, 307 South 3rd, al match in the .22, the center *and childrei Mrs. Markham says of he r the eleven Coronary Care Units I Murray, William Burkeen. Ill !fire: and the 45 classes 9.g. VALUE 'end Shelly, merriest in the .spring of 1957.- funded by the Regional Medi- South 12th, Mursay, James He was also the top man in Mich., will t ..It was whet ctery stomas cal Program there are 17 other Stephens. 1654 Calloway, Mur- the sharp shooters class weeks at thi dreams ad. 1 gut a husband, a 24711, projects pertaining to these ray, Mrs. Rudy- Schroader, Hoyt is the president of the Say-Rite Priced tucky Lake. fell swoop." and a house all in one diseases that are In various I. Dexter; Mrs. &Ha Dunn, Rt. !Calloway County Pistol Club. • Crest Mr. VVratl tt hen she retires in August, states of implementation. 7, Benton; Rimen Colson, Route with the M she plans to become the Mire In early February of this 5, Benton; Mrs. Peggy Garner, NOW YOU KNOW riari of MidcorlIrerl Baptist Bi- Save phone Corn year, the National Institutes of 10th. Murray: Byron on Jade East - English Leather - Tabu - Ambush! ble College. her husband's eat- -1 410 South attended a Health funded 28 projects for preachers in Mayfield. W. Sykes, 210 Woodlawn, Mur- by United Prins International Colorado. ege being implemented ALL COSMETICS (MEN & WOMEN) CARRY DISCOUNT PRICES! She has taken some 30 eemen which are ray, Mrs Neva McCuiston, New Fossiles of the eohippits. the Their dat in coop- ter hour s of library cc ience cour- by local communities Concord; William Joseph, 205 earliest known-sta,ge in the evo- just complo Mid. ses and has had experience In eration with the Tennessee Franklin Larte, Murray; Mrs. .1ution of the horse, have bee if six wee Pro- cataloging books In preparation South . Regional Medical Anna Iluie.• 705 Chestnut. Mur- found-in the United States iersity • * for the position. gram in the amount of $1,490,- 1 ray, Callus Knight, 732 Nash Europe that are 50 million years Every Day Is Mr. Wrat, owe of the main reasons she 000 (direct cost). Drive. Murray; Arthur Like, old. . . Of Greene' 3 plans to become librarian is the Hazel, Charlie A-. Clark, 719-Sy- • ray, a cousi .1, fact that she will be surrounded Tenn; I. camore, Murray: Jordan Out- Route. 2, Buchanan, vice-presidei t since Route 1, A, SAVINGS DAY las the things she has loved Little Risco Car,s, laeal land. Route 2, Dover. Tenfi, C.. Jr. Winchester,' University, 1- 1105 Fort Payne Ala . is .1,pe deep- Dismissals mu; Vickie Kingina. relatives in 1 When ;steed what vibe she pleas Rockies-- Herndon est Norge east of the Mrs Betty Overbey, Route 2, 18th, Murray; Floy oway Court' to do when she quits teaching, .500 feet in at SAV- RITE!! 25 Miles low" and Murray, Mrs. Pearl Bortnott, -Route 4, Murray; Robert Crow ,. she replied that she Looks for. ao MIND •••• 1••• 1•••• 4•11 , rj•..• zel . = = •••••• •••• ••• •••• Om. •••• _.a._ on.= Mo•• mo ••• ••• no• = depth Route 2. 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