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United Press International 124 OUR 64Ih YEAR Murray, Ky.,-Monday Afternoon, July 15, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXX1V No. 166.. WISE-CRACKING K IN ON NUCLEAR TALKS Amish Group Visit Eddy Hargrove Is I Youth Band To Murray In Search Morton Dark Taken By Officers Meets With Top U.S. And Of New Settlement • Freak Windstorm --- Eddy Hargrove has been appre- Play "Concert Horse Says hended by the Sheriff's office ac- British Officials; Jovial A group of Amish people from Ohio were in Murray this morning cording to information received today. seeking an area where a group of By HENRY SHAPIRO science, held a courtesy meeting At The Fair Sheriff Rickman said that he and the families could settle. Top OP Men with Khrushchev before the formal International deputies W. 0. Spencer and Joe United Press 2 Causes Damage A spokesman for the group said talks to get acquainted. Khrushchev Green sent to the that they now lige in an area where Hargrove home MOSCOW Uft -- Premier Nikita joked over Hailsham's mistake in near Palestine when they learned The feature attraciton for the heavy industry is cramping their S. Khrushchev, in a jovial, wise- confusing Zorin with Foreign Min- Calloway County fair tedhat young Hargrove had return Heal, y rains and strong winds it swooped near the ground, flat- Tuesdta night farming activities. The group which cracking mood, met for 3,, hours ister Andrei Gromkyo Sunday. Is the Murray, - Calloway to his home. struck the county Saturday and tened a field of tobacoo, swept the County caune to Murray today were in a inthehigh U.Scpe; annidngBrc,fitisha Gromyko. also present for the Youth Sand. Deputies Spencer and Green went high winds caused much damage tobacco barn of Clifton Harrell &- This band composed small bus and a car and have been negotiators In courtesy meeting. was all wiles. of personnel from -Murray, to the rear of the home as Sheriff just west of the Martin Chapel area., cross the road, flattened a field of College, Investigating a number of areas to Kremlin conference that could break Diplomats expected Khrushchev to and Calloway County High Schools, Rickman pulled up in front of the Several homes escaped severe corn. Own struck the home of Joe find a place which would be suf- the East-West deadlock on a nuclear sit in at the opening sessions of the The band rehearsed house, Rickinan said, and Hargrove damage Saturday afternoon when a Dortch. has for 3 hours ficiently large for the ten to eleven test ban. negotiations, then turn over the 4 each Tuesday night for the la-st 4 families ran out the back door into the arms, tornado-like wind dipped to the A large tree was broken off and involved. U.S. chief negotiate!' W. Averell job to a subordinate. But his pres- weeks in preparation for the con- The of Deputy Spencer. ground, roughly paralleling the pay- several smaller trees uprooted. then group here today seeks to Harriman and British Minister of ence- added to other signs that have Rose cert tomorrow. find a He was returned to the county the ed road which runs almost due.west the wind took its la.st and most place where the families can Science Lord Hailsham, drove after made observers here optimistic that esents the The concert will be composed of make a jail. He was being held for paroie Iii that area. powerful punch at the home of Joe good living and can live a the meeting to the US. Embassy East and West can reach their first Exploit &- several different types of music violation and escaped from Friciy. Here a large oak tree was It Christian life. Deputy where they presumably compared maior agreement since the Austru scaled Mt The apparently will be mostly music of a light na- Primarily Joe Green as he was being returned wind came from broken off and pushed across the an agricultural people, notes on the talks. state treaty of 1955. They included: Threnfurth two on to the Reception Center at Lyndon, ,l the southwest and moved to the front of the house causing some ture with a overtures the the Amish are considered an asset ltrer romw no immediate corn- —Russia's growing split with Com- Id in turn northeast. side. "We feel that almost to Kentucky.en He has been at large for almost in a west to east damage A large pine tree was also heavy any community since they are merit fromas eithero Western declegoma- munist China and its apparent de- ticnts the everyone will hear some- hard about one week. Eddy Duncan. who direction, downed and numerous other' trees be able to working, honest and are of ' hon. termination to pu t Khrushchev's escaped at the same time, The wind lasted for about three blown over. thing that they know and will en- high moral character. has not Nor was it disclosed when the "peaceful coexistence" policy ahead joy." a spokesman said. They been located as yet. minutes and struck at 5'00 p.m. on Across the road from Mr. Fridy's normally live in large groups next meeting would take place in of all other considerations: including Some of the munbers to be per- together. •Saturday afternoon Apparently the home several large trees were wren- They abstain from the Use the talks which are expected to the unity of the Communist camp. of wind dipped down near the ground, ched off close to the ground. formed are: Skip To My Flute, tobacco, alcohol and anything last about 10 days. Called For Ban else Breathitt Begins IFIEDS • then went back up, leaving a -trail of Apparently no one was injured in based on the tune Skip tei my Lou; which would tend to slow Chris- But Khrushchev's surprise move —Khrushchev's statement in East Deep River Rhapsody, based tian growth. destruction, the freak windstorm, but tobacco. on Sen. Thurston B. Morton Series Of Meetings In heading the Soviet delegation at Berlin earlier this month calling Deep River: a selection of Victor The group here The pith of the wind could bel and corn in the area was severly this morning doeS the opening of the negotiations rais- for a partial _test ban. Herbert favorites, The Valiant Years not believe in WASHINGTON UPS Two prom- traced by the broken tree tops, then I damaged. driving automobiles, OILBERTSVILLE Ky. eat —Dem- ed Western hopes that sonic form —Western willingness to settle for from the Winston Churchill TV however two inent Republicans found occasion friends from a group ocratic gubernatorial nominee Ed- of agreement — perhaps an accord a limited ban if the Soviets will series, Dixie, Alameda, a spanish which does use Sunday to mention Sen. Thruston automobiles have ward T. Breathitt Jr.. today will for a limited test ban -.-might not agree to a comprehensive one. march, and selections from Mere- been driving them Morton of Kentucky as a pee- through this area B. hold the first in a series of meetings emerge from the crucial conference-- Harriman made it clear on his Wilsons in search dark-horse candidate for the Teen-Agers Enter Labor Force dith Music Man which in- of a good place in which sible to plan for the Novcinber campaign Khrushchev, in opening the three- arrival Sunday that the United cludes tunes such as Well's to settle. GOP presidential nomination. Fargo and unite the party. power conference this afternoon, States would like to end all testing, Wagon. Till There Was You, and A lot of attention was directed to enthusiastically pumped the Murton followed political' custom Breathitt and his running mate, hands if agreement can be reached on 76 Trombones just to mention a few the visitors who wore simple clo- of presidential envoy Harriman and •In Calloway In More Numbers by lightly scoffing at the sugges- Harry Lee Waterfield, will talk with inspection systems. of the numbers to be played. thing. The men in the group all Lord Hailsham and remarked: tion, county chairmen and leaders of "We have come with the instruc- Co-directors Phillip Shelton and wore beards and most had on flat "Where do !Democratic factions et Op 11 closed we begin? 'Perhaps we tion to do everything for the con- Bob Singleton said. ;Nye are very brim black hats. CRIPPLER 'Specie/ to the Ledger Tittles) looking for full-time or part-timei. The ladies in the U.S. Rep. Robert A. Taft Jr., of meetings during the next two weeks. should begig by signing an agree- elusion of a comprehensive ban on greatful to the Junior Chamber of group wore long NEW YORK. July 13 — Teen- jobs before 1965. dresses. -Ohio, on a national television-pro- - 'The first meeting tn the series. ment first." nuclear tests with the proper safe- Commerce for backing this youth ! agers In %Agway County are enter- In sonic areas of the country, an gram (Meet The Press mentioned' was scheduled at Kentucky Dam In a bantering aside, the Soviet guards,- he said. band. It has meant much to the leader loroe_at _aa_increasingteen _greater_ proportion of - teen-; Morton as a man who perhaps best Village State Park this mornuaal turned to Harriman and said: "But.if we cannot get a concrete -advancement of bands in this coun- rate. suers are cutting short their educe personified the Republican party's Breathitt will confer with Christian ^You did right When youkicked the test ban, we have prepared to agree • to•norrour• They reflect the rising nufnber tion, creating an acute employmen41": position in national affairs. I County leaders at Hopkinsvilie to- British out of America." on a partial test ban which would Personnel who of young persons tri—trif, Pe- to 19' attustInn. guardrop-outs are ring- qualified for this No More Mines night. Khroshcbev's Presence Surprise be a first step in the negotiation of )UNDA TION band are as follows Pam Ross, Taft made. the statement In reply age bracket. These are the ones Who trig a minimum of job opportunities, i Other meetings will be held at ' Khrushchev, in a surprise move, a complete treaty,- Jeanne Steytler, Vickie Crawford, to a question about potential Re- were born during the baby-boom it is pointed out 1 Elizabet4town and Bowling Green was leading the Soviet side in the Best Chaneel Bliaanne McDougal, Carolyn Wilson, publican candidates, but did not O years following World War 2 In the United States as a whole, Says Trio I Tuesday,' Elir-abethtown Wednesday, Kremlin discussions but It was Mat Khrushchev's East Berlin speeeh Marypat Hodges. Gail Morris, Kathy specifically endorse Morton as his Many of them, according to Gov- 23.5 per cent of the teen-age group Lexington Thursday and Covington known whether he would attend the and Western statements have indi- Parretti, Linda Harris, Nancy own choice. i ernment reports, are dropping out are now to be found in the labor Story, Friday. entire series of meetings. cater' that the best chances fo! Linda Allbritten, on Flute; Laura The Soviet of school and going to work. Others force by the tune they reach- 19. After Morton, appeartng on a television Traveling with Breathitt will be leader's decision to 1 agreement nos'are on a' ban of Moss on Oboe; Kathy Cooper on Rescue take a personal are moving into the-labor force im- The ratio in the East South Central show with Sen. Hugh Scott,. R-Pa., state Campaign Chairman Foster hand in the talks; all tests in the atmosphere. outer E flat Clarinet. B flat Clarinets are. 'was a „key reason mediately .after finishing high States is 294 per cent. and In the was asked.he Scott if he had thought ; Ockerman and co-chairman Mack for optimism space, and under water. .These can --rarialPaseoe-dune-layseie-Flite-aa ,— among 'school. - -"Bare OTICaefffiaa734.13-fierealit. about the nomination. Walters. Wlio- Served. tie mini:salt/ft' :diplomats dn. MoseOw -Thatle• detected -by each nation without Vickie Ellis, Davanna Greenfield. By EDWARD DI PIETRO Hoy to provide Jobs for this !Nod The problem will become even chairman for former Gev. A. B. a breakthrough may be in the offing the need for on-site inspectors or Robert Forsee, Donna Murphy, United Press InternatiOnal of teen-agers is it- prime probleter more severe in the subsequent five Not Seeking Anything Chandler's =successful gubernator- after many months of deadlock in devices. If any power violates such Sheen Payne. Dan McDaniel, Char- PITTSBURGH ,U11 — Three Figuraiacompiled by the Depart- years, the reports show. teen- Morton said, "I was asked re- ial primary racet - test ban negotiations. .: a ban, the others would immediately olette Dodson, Diane age boys miraculously merit of Commerce and the Depart- Between 1965 and 1970, the nuns- Shuffett, Kay rescued from cently, 'How dark horse are you?' Khrushchev was joking and ap- know it. Pinkley. Linda Ryan, Berverly Hane- an abandoned coal mine where ment of Labor indicate just how big her of youngsters in Calloway Coun- they and I replied. 'Just about midnight.' peared to be in good spirits yi.hen The question of underground test- line. Laveeta Erwin. were lost for two days looked • a problem it is. ty in the 14 to 19 bracket will a- Carita Chum- for- I'm certainly not seeking anything." Talent Contest Entries he met , earlier today with Lord (Continued on Page 41 bier. Carolyn ward today to rheir In Calloway County. they show, mount to 1,562. Murdock, Pat Jones, release from a The Kentucky senator said he — - Hailsham. Vickie hospital and returned the number of youngsters who will If they tollow the current pattern Singleton. Barbara .-Brown. td their nor- had just been re-elected to a six- The deadline for' entries for the Diplomats were optimistic the Bass Clarinet, mal life. have reached the 14 to 19 age group and quit school at the same rate, Sheila Polly; Alto year term in the Senate and was Fair talent contest has been extend- talks would result in at least a Clarinet, Judy Daniel O'Kain, 13, in the five-year period ending 1965,7'289 additional job openings will be Hargis, Sharon laick- Bobby Abbott, looking forward to serving there. ed until July 16. Five more entries partial test ban that would cover hart; Bassoon. Jerri Johnson; 14, and Billy Burke, 13, Several Are will total 1.672. need Alto have been may be accepted according to Mrs. nuclear, blasts in the atmosphere, Sax Steve Story, Mellsa Trevathare in St Clair Hospital Morton also discussed Gov. Bert On the basis of recent experience. Nationally, according to Secretary • since Saturday Jeanette McDougal. Those interest- outer space and underwater. I Tenor Sax, Mary Beth Bazzell; evening when a team of Combs' recent executive order ban- 18.5 percent of them. or 309, will be of Labor W. Willard Wirtz, the nun- mine ex- ed may call 753-4985. Both Western negotiators and Baritone Sax. perts found them ning racial discrimination in her of teen-agers in the labor mar- • Dianne West; Cornet, huddled in a small public Valerian A. ,Zortn. deputy foreign Arrested Dana cave. places, agreeing with the governor's ket will jump from the 6 million I Robersyn, Stanley Jewell, minister and a Khrushchev aide for Douglas, Doctors believe objective but criticizing has method. counted in 1960 to 7.7 million in Steve Bill Hart, Robin O'Kain and Ab- LIFE SAVING CLASSES nuclear matters, expressed the hope 1 Hornsby, bott may be The senator said had he Explorers To 1965 and to 8.4 million by 1970. Steve Brown, Ronnie Rag- sent home today. But been that the conference would lay the On Weekend Leah Workman, they awaited a study governor he would have placed the This prospect, he states, "sends sdale' Jane Belote, of X-rays and A junior „arid senior' life saving groundwork for a test ban treaty. Steve Tharpe. an examination issue before the General Assembly, up a warning signal that says to all of Burke's chest' class will be held at the Oallovray ' East and West have been- deade before deciding then in special session, Americans that the post-war pop- French Horns, Becky Moore, Ron- to release him. instead of Country Club for members of the locked for many months on the Sheriff Woodrow Rickman made Hold Annual nie Fox, Betty The No. 2 mine issuing an executive order. ulation explosion is now making ilsrey. Paulette Garn- of the Old Castle club. A meeting is planned for Wed- testing issue. several arrests over the„,„weekend er, Kathy Rayburn; Trombone. John Shannon Coal Co. has been boarded nesday, 'July 17 from 6:00 to 7:00 and charges have been placed again- itself felt on the size and makeup He tempered the criticism some- Joked With Hafnium Pasco, Cynthia Ezell, Max Russell, up since it was closed in 1938. But p.m. to plan the classes. Hailshaw, st Jackie Boyd. Kenneth Story and of the labor force." what by saying, "I accept the gov- Britain's minister of Family Picnic Joe Forsee, Kenny Stubblefield, Ma- the old pit still holds the lure of Ray Junior Story. ernor's statement that he feared rie .Hoke. Baritone, Phyliss Poole,' adventure for boys in the neighbor- Affadavits indicate an involved this would clutter up the important Debbie Dibble. Joyce Yarbrough, Rob hood. story July Almo Pre-School session." beginning on 12 and ap- Poole; Bass, Harold Garner, Tommy "No more mines for us." said parently continuing through t he Explorer Post 45 will hold their Clinic Planned Key, Tommy Lasiter. Abbott. "We had enough of that for Would Have Risked It weekend until this morning about annual family picnic at the Boy Drum, Benne Humphreys, Susan the rest of our lives. From now on But he went on to say that even 2:00 o'clock ,according to Sheriff Reservation Saturday, July 27 hree Scout Suspects • Sparks, Shirley Cochran, Let ha It's swimming, riding our bikes or so, -I think I would have titirepr the Rickman. at 6:30 p.m. This will also be a Young, Mike Baker. Larry Walston, playing ball." risk, and put before the Assembly. Buddy Mack Boyd made an af- Explorers . Dr. A D Butterworth. Health Of- it co-ed splash party for the Steve Titsworth, Scott,- The youngsters appear more ficer will hold a pre-school clinic for Rodney in- We all share the concern over racial fadaelt charging that on July 12 he of the Past. Following supper the Tommy Williams. terested in making plans for the children who will be entering the bias and want to see it done away was at the Martin Oil Company on new officers for the coming year summer Ahno "We wish to invite and encourage than they do in discussing with .but I think it is far better to Main Street when he heard a com- will be installed and the First Ex- School, Friday, July 19 from re their miraculous rescue. Fined everyone to come out and back this On motion. 15 He said he found Kenneth 9:00 am. to 11:00 a.m. act through the people's branch of plorer of the month will bearecog- band. There will be music everyone Mrs. Abbott told her son: Parents are requested to bring the government — which I consider Story and Junior Story beating and nized. The explerer of the month can enjoy," the two directors said. "There must have been the immunization record of their a golden trap legislature to be." kicking his brother Jackie Boyd He will be picked each month for his angel on each of your shoulders to children who got their shots from Morton said that in a recent went to his aid, he alleged and pull- participation in post activities, ch- save you from private physicians that mine." statement the governor himself ed one of the boys off of Jackie. urch activities and school activities. or in other coun- Bobby and Danny may be releas- ounts Jackie was almost out and Junior ties. seemed to be having second thoughts Friday At the end of each year the ex- Primitive Baptists ed fromm the hospital today. But about the order and in fact. "ap- Story kicked him again and also plorer of the year will be honored ' Billy will • Will Begin Revival be detained until an X-ray peered to be doing a little welshing." kicked him, Buddy Mack BoYd's • with a trophy. The judging of the, study is made Three suspects I of his chest. He corn- Combs, in a statement a week ago, in a burglary ring of three charges of driving without testimony charged. explorer of the year will be the !named of were ordered pains after stumbling in limited the effect of his order to to pay fines and costs a license, two charges of resistieg Kenneth Story and Ray Junior same as explorer of the month Weather the gas-filled mine'. totaling $337.75 in connection with arrest, violation The Lone Oak Primitive Baptist those areas in which the national of the car title law, Story have-IPPIT -tharged with as- EN EACH - Post 45 would like to urge the . The boys had been in the No. 2 fifteen charges heard last Friday throwing beer cans Church, located twelve miles east of administration also is seeking to on the highway, sault and battery and placed under public to attend the Murray-Callo- mine of the old Castle Shannon in the Henry County General Ses- violating t he Report Murray. will have their annual re- eliminate discrimination. vehicle registration bond of $750.00. way County Fair which will be from I Coal Co. twice before and thought sions Court. vival beginning Wednesday night. The Kentucky senator said that law. reckless driving and violation On July 14 Jackie Boyd was charg- July 15th through the 20th. While by Oahe/ Pres. tabermatles.1 they were familiar with the laby- No fines larger than $25.00 were throwing July 17 at 7:00 p.m. The revival will while everyone would like to see of state code section 39-1213. ed with - into an occupied there visit the refreshment stand , rinths. assessed by the issue kept out of partisan Judge Robert Swayne. vehicle". He was placed under $750 spokesman continue through Sunday, July 21. poli- The three men, naw in the Henry operated by Past .45 a High Yesterday __ 87 "We had a map of the main tun- The charges involved only minor" bond on this charge. Ira Lee Story Sunday services will be at 10:30 tics,' the fact that it has become the County jail, are accused of commit- said. Proceeds from this will help Low Last Night _ 67 nel," Bobby said. "We felt sure we offenses allegedly committed when am. and Elder C. D. McCutchen of predominant matter of interest in made an affadayit charging that the Explorer of Past 45 to visit the 7:15 Today 70 knew our way the suspects ting burglaries in three Kentucky around." the country would make it impas- were arrested. Extra- Boyd struck his car with a chain O National Jamboree and the World's Rainfall Missfasippi will do the preaching. counties and selang,stolen goods in J. A. Blackman, deputy state sec- dition proceedings have been started on the night of July 14 as he T!! Lunch will be served by the church sible to keep it out of political dis- Henry County. Charged with them stopped Fair next year. The trip will be a Total for weekend 1.62" retary of Mines, said the open en- to return the three to Kentucky for a red on Sunday. The public is invited tia cussion. light at Third and Main. two week trip with a visit to New Hamiday Today . 87a trance to the mine where burglary is an 18-year old Chicago girl Arlene will be walled charges have been He had to duck to keep from 'being York, Valley Forge, the New Eng- Forecast local: high tomorrow &B- attend. up with Francis Fee, whb has already been cement and filled in by a maae. ha, he alleged. Someone else got land States and a return trip by 92; low 65-68. Scattered showers. turned over to Graves County auth- bulldozer. FIVE-DAY "FORECAST Garry D. Ashcrafta was found out of the Boyd car and threw a Niagara Falls and Detroit, Mich. via A team orities, waiving extradition. ' of mine rescue experts, guilty of speeding, interfering with plank at the back of his car he also Canada. Western Kentucky -- Fair and Judge Miller Denies refreshed after a daylong rest fol- LOUISVILLE VD— The extended an officer, driving ail a revoked Five Henry countians have been charged. ray This week will be the last week of warm today and tonight. Tuesday lowing an arrested on charges of receiving ordeal which began Thur- Kentucky weather forecast for the license and throwing beer cans on Junior Story was placed under a summer camp at the Scout Reser- partly cloudy and warm with a sday stolen property. Three of these have Bond To Porter Hays night and ended at 5 p.m., period Tuesday through Saturday: a public highway. His fines' and $500 peace bond also as was Jackie vation with a few days for Cub chance of showers by night. High Saturday, were still baffled by the Temperatures for the five - day costs totaled $106.25. been held to the Heory County Boyd. Scouts next week. Steve Trevathan today and Tuesday near 90. Low discovery. Grand Jury and two others will have period will average near the Ken- George E. Ray was found guilty On July 13 Boyd Was charged _ of Post -45 was inducted into the tonight In the mid 60s. preliminary hearings next Friday in Thomas J. McDonald, supervisor tucky normal of 77 degrees. of resisting an officer and was fined with "contributing to the delinq- Order of the Arrow, which is an Judge Robert 0. Miller has denied General Saisaibns Court. of the Pittsburgh office of the Bu- Continued warm except a little $2500 and assessed $18.25 costs. uency of a minor" by Mrs. Elaine Honor Campers Society last week. The 5 a.m. EST temperatures: a motion to grant ball to Porter reau of Mines and his aides, Samitel cooler about mid-week. Rainfall will Harvey Wyruidola Merrell was The girl and Ashcraft have been James. He was also charged with Bat Adams of Post 45 is Chief of Louisville and Lexington 63, Coving- Hays according to the court record. corns, Everett Turner. Jim Hutch- average around one-half inch MI found guilty on ten charges. and charged by Calloway County auth- breach of the peace when Mrs. the White Feather Lodge this year. ton 59. Paducah 67, Bowling Green Hays is being held in the Murray ! ens and Jennings Breedon showed thundershowers most likely about, his fines and costs totaled $188-25. orities and the others are wanted James (Merged he fired a 66, gun in ENTRIES OPEN London 62, liopkinsville 67, city jail. the effects of their grueling tasks. mid-week. Judge Swayne declared him guilty in Graves County. front of her.

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• MONDICY- - JULY 15, 1963 ILINTUCILE ssAirE TWO THE LE IIER is TIMIS 1111VaLAT. Not Be So Good THE LEDGER & TIMES Dodgers Open Up Huge Lead Ralph Houk's Grammer Nlay PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc., Consolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Tunes, and The Yanks Do Well Without Pair Tunes-Herald, October 20, MB, and the West Kentuckians- January In National League Flag Race But His Logic Is; White Sox to six bits before giving .4444. When Mickey Mantle suffered a gels converted seven walks into rims way' to Stu Miller in the eighth. JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER The Los Angeles Dodges, are feted his seventh :on against four broken bone in his left foot June 5, to offset a grand s1 ain homer by Lou that wins. blast by The Twins scored Ii runs on five• to the Editor, opening up such a huge lead manager Ralph Houk of the New Clinton and a two-run We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters The second games in New York houirrs.ip sweeping the Indians. our opinion, are not for the best in, they may be able to let the New York Yankees insisted "we're_not Carl Yastraemski. or Public Voice items which, in Philadelphia and San Fran- split Home rims by Earl Battey, &lap tereat of our readers. York Meta play out the last month and going to lay down and die." The White Sox earned a - header in Versalles and Vic Power accounted 14/1/II Of the schedule for them. cisco's scheduled double He uttered virtually the same against Boltimore when 'Nellie Fox CO., 1509 for all of Mninelsota's runs In the NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER It's been almost a decade-1955. to Pittsburgh were rained out. words when Roger Marts, the other singled home .40 runs with two Madison Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Tirne & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.,; opener. Don Mincher greeted Barry be exact-since any National League United Freer International half of the Yankees' dreaded "M At outs in the ninth inning of the Stephenson Bldg, Detroit, Mich. .by Latithui with a grtuid-slammer in team held a '6/12-game first-place NATIONAl.. LEAGUE M" combo, was knocked out of ac- nightcap. The --Orioles won the the first inning of the nightcap and Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as lead at. this stage of the race ann, tion with a sore back nine days ago. opener by routing Ray Herbert with Jackson 1{arM011 Killebrew connected for Second Class Matter, lest it be forgotten, that was the LIR Angeles __ 55 33 .625 Houka four-run burst in the third inn- grammar may have been a with one abroad year in which the Dodgers gave San Francisco _ _ 49 40 .551 6% ing. Mike McCormick limited the his 20th homer in 20,e, per foully but not his logic. SUBSCRIMON RATES. By Carrier in Murray, per week Brooklyn its one and only world Chicago 48 40 .545 7 ------the sisth. Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $4.50; else- Mantle Is back with the club but -•-- month 85e. In championship. Works For St. Louis 49 41 .544 7 ahem, $8.00. It may be a few more days before Apparently determined to avoid • Cincinnati 48 43 S27 8'i Houk writes his ruune on the line- -Tbe Outstanding Civic Asset of a Costununity is the'. a repetition of the collapse that ,Milwaukee _ 46 43 517 91, in) card. Yet during his absence Integrity a its Newspaper' cost them the 1962 pennant. the Victory Here Pittsburgh . 44 43 506 10/,12 the Yankees have won 27 of 41 WANIED FRAINEES Dodgers increased their 1963 lead • Philadelphia ____ 43 46 .483 games. With both Mantle and Maria Men - Women to 6/12 games Stuiday when I-11E1V Houston 35 57 .380 22 missing during -IBM The Jackson, Tenn. American Le- the past- week, - MONDAY - JULY 15, 1963 beat the Philadelphia Pinnies. 3-2, New York 21) 60 .326 26/12 Hook's men operatorS qualify in 2 gion baseball team, sporting a fancy have won five of seven. Keypunch in a game shortened to six- innings Saturday's Results So who's dying? Starting salaries up to $78 324. record and the only team to weeks. by rain. The victory was their 12th Pittsburgh 3 Houston 0 The Tabulating defeat Murray this season, ran into Yankees increased their first per week.. operators In their last 13 games. Isos Angeles 11 New York 2 place weeks Starting sal- more opposition than. they could bulge in the Arnerican_League quality in 6 From The News Johnny Podres continued the ex- Philadelphia 4 San Francisco 3 to 6/12 games Sunday by Taking a aries tip to $100 per week. Rapid Quotes cellent pitching which has at klallaad. Statham' ghdaY Milwaukee 7 St. Louis 5 pair finamast night. The first seven-inning game from the Kansas City Athle- advancement. Tuition By UNITED PRESTONTERNATIONAL the Dodger drive with a seven-hitter Chicago at Cincinnati, ppd., rain tics. went into extra innings before Jack- 11-6 and 5-0. Write today. Please Inc 1 u d °- for , his eighth victory against six Sunday's Results Tied son was able to slip the winning i For Second home phone number. MOSCOW - Under Secretary of State W.'Averell Harri- losses Dodger pitchers have given nunn Francisco at Pittsburgh, both The' Bosten Red run across in. the ninth for a final games ppd.. rain Sox and the Chi- -PGMT man, explaining his mission In Moscow: up only eighth runs in the seven- cago White score of 7-6. In the bottom half of Sox remained in a vir- Res 32-T everything game winning streak and have al- Los Angeles 3 Philadelphia 2, 1st, 6 tual tie for "We have come with the instructiort to do the-seventh inning of the second inns., rain second by splitting twin- lowed two runs or less in 12 of their _ for the conclusion of a comprehensive ban on nuclear tests game with the score tied ,5-5. the bills. The Red Sox blanked the Los st47- last 18 games. LOti Angeles at Philadelphia, 2nd, with the proper safeguards. But if we cannot get a concrete bases loaded with Murray runners, Angeles Angels, 5-0, after suffering MeLlsh Was Loser ppd., rain a test ban, we have prepared to agiee on a partial test ban and no one out, Manager Young 10-8 setback and the White Sox Houston 8 New York 3, 1st, 8 inns., pulled out a 3-2 victory after losing which would be a first step in the negotiation of a complete Maury Willa' triple and Jun Gil- pulled the Jackson team off the rain to the Baltimore Orioles, 6-3. The Dam's sacrifice fly gave the Dodgers field and refused to continue the treaty." Houston at New York, 2nd, ppd., Minnesota Twins swept their dou- a run in the first inning :inci they h • h rain bleheader with the Cleveland Indi- 11211111Menaa"..a_.31.1 14. loser Cal Me- Murray. Several of the Jackson play- _ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Labor Secretary W. Willard added two more off Cincinnati 5 Milwaukee 3. 1st ans, 5-3 and ers apologized to Murrayaeam mein- 8-2, and-the Detroit --This 111 Wel- for Lids in the fourth with the help of Milwaukee 7 Cincinnati 6, 2nd SEARCH ENDED Wirtz, criticizing both the railroads and the rail unions hers for this at Washington twinbill was rained 50, who spent 19 Ruben Arnarees error, plus singles unsportsmanlike con- St. Louis 10 Chicago 3, 1st by Lee, not making any real effort to settle their work rules dis- duct of out. for the hit- by John Roneboro and Willie Davis. the Jackson manager. Chicago 7 St. Louis 3, 2nd years searching pute: A crowd In the National :snague, the LOS whose auto killed Hoene runs by Johnny Callison and estimated at 500 and Today's Games run driver "Every single proposal which has been Made in this case the largest in recent WS.% Angeles Dodgers nipped the Phila- near Moss, Tenn. BANISH Amaro produced the Phillies' runs. years on Chicago at St. Louis his father WE'LL hand to see Manager Liable delphia Pinnies. 3-2, in a game thinks he's got his man. has been immediately labeled as compulaory arbitration." The Chicago Cubs defeated the Veal's Los Angeles at Philadelphia He exciting 1963 shortened to six innings by raui: Jones, 54, found 1: THEM FOR GOOD St., Louis Cardinals. '7-3. after a team wind up their i Houston at New York, 2, twi-night Grover pre-tournament the Chicago Cuba beat the St. Louis Indianapolis, Inet PITTSBURGH - Bobby Abbott, one of three teen-age 10-3 'loan the Milwaukee Braves season. They -re- Milwaukee at Cincinnati. night ceived their money's worth. Cardinals, 7-3, after a 10-3 loss; the boys rescued from an abandoned coal mine where they were won, '7,6, after losing to the Cincin- San Francisco at Pittsburgh, 2, twi- Is the persistent presence i 5-3, .and the Hoi,toh In the first game, alert base run- Milwaukee BBraves Neon 7-6, after lost for two days: Reds. night of silverfish getting you ning by Jackson and losing to the Cincinnati Reds. 5-3, Colts red an 8-3'win that ex- a Murray 'Tuesday's Games -No more mines for us. We had enough of that for the lapse and the Houston Colts handed tile down? We'll get them out tended the N York Mets' losing plated the winning run' With Houston at New York rest of our lives." runners onlirst and third, the tail Lne . New York \lets their 15th straight of your house or apart- to 15 games in other Nation- ng at Philadelphia, 2, twi- MURRAY runner got into an loss. 8-3 The Sian Francisco at 0551 N'S - IN I HEAT Hi_ ment to STAY out! al League action. intentional hot- g t WASHINGTON .-.Alabama Gov. George box 'and the put-out was not • Pittsburgh doubleheader was rained Wallace. Chat-. In the American League. the New in time San Francisco at Pittsburgh, 2, tad- to prevent a score. Holmsley, nho out. lenging President Kennedy and Congress to subniit the ad- York Yankees beat Kansas , City night 6:30 GET OUR FREE came on in relief after John Blanchard and Hector Lo- BoxoffIce Opens ministration's civil rights bill to the people in a national twice. 11-6 and 5-0. Minnesota took Murray had • tied the score in the sixth, received pez, filling in admirably for the. referendum: • a_ pair fromfr Cleveland. 8-2 and 5-3: St. 's at Cincinnati , - NOW SHOWING! - ESTIMATE "Bit & M- boys. hornered in the Los credit for the victory. Gibbs. wig" promise you that you will get the shock of your life, the Boaten Red Sox blanked the first game at Kansas City in help Angeles Angels.5-0 after a 10-8 Went the route for Murray, had AMERICAN LEAGUE because the people will overwhelmingly reject this encroach- more than the Yankees wipe out a 4-0 deficit., We exterminate pests of trith, 71: chthellalotizzeteOzogiestoskipnligt usual trouble with con- JamiLemmon ment upon their right to own and' enjoy private property." trot. The Murray hitting attack was 'has, u.B. Al Downing, who pitched a four- New .628 Lee ReMiCK all kinds at low cost led by Rick Tidwell with a York 54 32 tat shutout, coasted to victory in tile the second game. 3-2, after a 6-3 home run and Boston 48 39 .552 6/12 nightcap as Tom Tresh hit a pair victory. The Detroit-Wastuncson Blackburn 111 nad asingsinglesle..PoWraljeac Chicago 49 40 .551 6/12 of solo homers and Elston Howard - "'NYS OF twinball was rained out. rkson. alo;- wine' gan had tao singles. Baltimore 50 42 .543 7 knocked in three runs with a sin- The Cardinals unleased a 16-hit , 48 41 7/12 ano . Ten Years Ago Today In the second game, Minnesota .539 gle. a double and a homer. iv PEST attack, featuring homers by Murray s Posenoses"n.S led 4 An', ,_ KELLEY'S LEAJGER & TIMES FILE Ken Boyd also developed conirol trouble Cleveland 46 43 .517 9/12 Hurled Four-Hitter Boyer and Bill White, to beat the Los Angeles _ _ 43 49 .467 1,4 In the sixth inning and blew a 4-2 Chet Ntcheg. with ninth-inning - COMING _ Cubs behind the eight-hit pitching ! add set the stage for the morray Detroit . 36 48 .429 17 A former Calloway Countian, Robert L. Carlton, was a- lead.. as Jackson went ahead 5-4. help from Dick Radats. hurl- CONTROL of Ray Sadecki in their opener. Ex- Kansas City _ 37 50 .425 17,a relief warded the Doctor of a four-hitter for the Red Sox Philosophy degree by the Opio State .Redbirds Larry Jackson and Lindy Washington .348 24,4 ed Phone 753-3914 explosion in the seventh. Leading picking up his first victory of "PT 109" University during Spring Commencement ceremonies. McDaniel combined in a nine-hitter Saturday's Results in off in the bottom of the seventh,' opener, the An- Miss Judy Barnett, daughter of Mr and Mrs. 011ie Bar- the nightcap. however. during the season. In the In Blackburn bombed a double to deep Los Angeles 3 New York I nett, *ill leave this week for the University of Kentucky. which Lou Brock. Ron Santo and Washington 4 Baltimore 3 right center. Roger Fields then laid Ernie Banks homered for the dubs. The Murray Rescue Squad was called this morning to down a fine bunt to advance Black- Minnesota 6 Boston 3 Banks' as:rnd homer of his esaTer Kansas City 6 CleVeland 5 the 12th and Chestnut Street Standard Station when Hoyt burn to third and was safe at first placed him seventh among the NL's Cleveland 7 Kansas City 4 Adams fell unconscious while he was doing some welding. when Hoskins. Jackson pitcher, mut- all-nme homer kings. Detroit at ppd., rain Bobby Foy, who is attending the College of Engineering fed the play. Holmsley relieved Hos- Chicago, Sunday's Results at the University of Kentucky, was the recent guest of his Reds, Braves spin tins-. and loaded the bases by walk- ANYONE New-York 11 Kansas•City'6, 1st _ • . .4-7 ing Danny W*Ilit. alio had homer-1 parents,'Mr. and Nils, s.f v. to 'New York 5 Kansas'Crty 0.- 2nd Veda- Pmacin had three hits in ed in the first inning. With the Los Angeles la Boston 8. 1st each game as the Reds and Braves squeeze, on. Blackburn scored to tie Boston CAN RECEIVE A split their doubleheader. He and the game as ss,shood, Jackson eat_ 5 Los Angeles 0, 2nd Baltimore 6 Chicago 3, 1st Marty Keough homered in the first che:t, moved up on the plate, inter- Chicago 3 Baltimore 2 and READ THE LFOGEIt'S CLASSIFIEDS game to help. John Tsitouris win las fered with the batter, Joe David Cleveland fifth came of the season and deal Minnesota 5 3, 1st GIFT Smith. and the pitch went wild, FABULOUS Minnesota 8 Cleveland 2, Bob Shaw his seventh set-back. placing Smith on first and again. 2nd • Detroit at Washington, 2, ppd.. Pinson also had two singles -and a loading the bases with none out. rain Today's Games doublerenl In but AI thisis point, although the mterfer- FLIES . . . Boston at Los Angeles theto prevent Joe)' Jay ence was clearly evident, Holmaley New York at Kansas City from suffering his 13th loss_ and Young protested vehemently Are Nasty and Carry Disease. Cleveland at Minnesota Bit blow in the nightcap for the and at length On refusal to heed Baltimore at Chicago, night Braves was Joe Ttirre's the umpire's warrunn, Holnisley was Detroit at Washington windatdown double in the first inn- ejected from the game, and Young Tuesday's ISOTOX Garden Spray ing., 'refused to continue. Gamin er Cleveland at Las Al Spangler's leadoff homer and Boyd v.ent the route for Murray. Angeles Kills Flies! Boston at Kansas City, night John Batman's three-run triple! giving up seven hits. including two New York at Minnesota, sparked the Colts 'to a seven-nun each by Gilchrist and Medlin. Mur- night CALLOWAY COUNTY Baltimore at Detroit. night SOIL ftookirst initnin_freengandthletra.el Skolitzhinyo• Brunrowe.ii ray's nine hit attack was led by Wright with a homer and a double. Washington at Detroit, night IMPROVEMENT ASS'N that yearneoredokihienm ei. hsi:o thisuird. Blackburn had a single to go with win of his seventh inning double, and Bob - Koch lisd two singles. Jimmy Lamb NE HOUR SERVICE had a two-run single in the third inning to put Murray in the lead Jackson ------202 020 0001-7 8 3 DRY Murray. 210 003 000-6 6 1 Warmbrod, liolmsley 16esand Cal- SPECIAL CLEANING OFFER, hoon, Gibbs and Smith Jackson 200.003 0-5 '7 3 Murray ------102 um 1-5 9 0 Monday, July 15th, Thru Saturday, July, 20th Hoskins, Holzn.sley 4 7, and Cal- boon, Boyd and-Smith LADIES AND MENS' • 75c MISS PADUCAH CROWNED Net PADUCAH, Ky. nee - Was Ka.t - thryti Howlanid, la, a student at METALLIC BROCADE-Beverly SUITS Murray State College, Pascal models Sally Victor's HOW.. has bean HERE'S -roamed Miss Panucati of 1963 and off-face Renaissance turban A4111 millinery designers Savings Account, or add to your LADIES AND !WENS represent this city in the Was as the Open a new 0 Kentucky pageant at Lexington next flaunt Itheir fall '63 wares month. tak In New York showings. present account '100.00 or more before July :SLACKS 31st. 40ea tim THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS * * EARN A BIG 3Yzric INTEREST! • 2 MEN'S 2i Limit: One Gift To An Account * ALL WORK GUARANTEED * TROUSERS - YOUR CHOICE OF ANY ONE 2,LADIES PLAIN ONE HOUR - OF 12 BEAUTIFUL GIFTS.A

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Good CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer te Saturday's PUZ2111 ACROSS 3- l'i,postilon AMONG AOMIN 4-Ku-ck I-Prepare for Part of leg BOMMM2 Of3MMUN at Pair orbd ii um aumaamm '2rg 11-l'eruse 6-.‘16artIser UOU MUNN AMD 9-Si usSr: 7- NI en's LOUR 3(44 ODNM hits before giving as written nickname ▪ 12. Rock fish 147-Openwork RIM311Urcl -T4UONt1 er in the eighth. 13-Healthy fabric Aga 3= )red 11 runs ofi five 14-8pread for 9- Ironed* 11=1090 d3EIMMal • , drying 10-S3 rebel for SIMI 1E10 9R90 eping the Indiana, • 16-Stearnstdp. tcllitt,tm Earl Battey, &alp (tilifbe) 11-1%0111.,i1c0 609 1000W AUM 17-CouJuitet CARD OF THANKS -111-Actie ion UM MUMMUIM 09 lc Power accounted Motel, Aurora, Ky., 474-2292. jleo merit. Special ... only $675.03 with 13-Sailor 19- indefinite lamir411 We would like to express (epilog.) •rtIcle NrINT210 iesolat's runs in the bench, complete factory 'guarantee. NOTICE 11-l)emparg 1r472ir4til FOR SALE INSULATED SIDING, '10-Credit richer greeted Barry 'ALUMINUM Spinet-styled upright, $299.00.-Prac- sincere appreciation to our many (abbr.) .23-Gasp for , grand-stammer in 7 colors, also may be used on cement nee piano, $9950 up. Tom Lonardo friends for !heir kindnesses during 22-Break 4-, breath SUPER SHOE SALE AT YOUR suddenly 25-Mental eases. 43-Adorns with 53-Stmlan of the nightcap NEW BRICK HO4J/311, THREE bed. block. Aluminum windows and Co., Pans, Tenn. the recent ilitig6S and death of my and Ithe Factory Outlet Shoe Store. 100 S. 24-East Indian 26-1:61660s banging. -Southwest- track. Aluminum 27-I • ‘st forms 60 irew connected for roonu, ceramic tile bath, carpet in doors, 2 or triple sister, Cordie Martin Scoffield. We palm 46 -4 ern Indian 13th St. One table of summer flats 27-Lifeless fa,.• Dawn Relights Subdivi- awnings, any size and color, baked especiaily would like to thank Rev. 411-Part of state with one abroad in living room. NELP WANTED selling for only $2.00 pair. All other 78-Quarrel 36-Weary window 61-A Trimfit Stock Shutters Call 753-1616. tfc enamel finish. Home Comfort Co., C. E. Ward for his words of comfort. 31-K-nave at 113-Genus of (abbr.) sion. $11,250. shoes reduced for rapid sale to pre- olives frame (pl.) New Styling Hazel Highway, Phone 492-2502. We did sincerely appreciate every- cards 61-ArtInrial 621--NI an s for our fan shipments. 32-City In Italy 35-Strike out ilk-scams 115c pare language for Lovelier a CHAIN SAWS, HOMELITE AND DUE TO.OUR EXPANSION IN this thing that, was done for our consol- 34- Wife of 38-Go by water 64-ExIst • Geraint 63-Prefix. down Mono. Mowers - Mono, Moto Mower. area we need two good men who can ation. 40-Separet• 66-Pale 66-Cooled lays Kay-wood Trimett Shutters are MUST SELL, DUE TO 'THE DEATH 36- N0' p Of scale awe: and used mowers. mowers for saU A&H insurance. Call Charles WRONG HITCH Chester Martin and Family 37-Models New miles 11 able in a variety of stock I of my husband, 42-acre farm 2 311-isurgical BMW 1 2 3 -4 ..".,\.'"::5 6 7 a ..s. 9 10 [RAKES rent. Waldrop's Mower and Saw Clark at 9:00 aim 753-6963 or home Itp - Women off the Murray and Paris Highway, 41-A continent 'tig Made from select. Western Pine, Shop. Concord Road, phone 753- phone 763-6342 after 8:30 in evening. PARIS, Tenn. iPt - Two young •" (abbr.) "' room house, good well, and pond. 12 4.13 4 with easy to trim edge.., IBM July2Oc 5 Pyramid Life Ins. j20c 12-Conduct . bath e233. Kentuckians picked the wrong drii: SCHOOL .LluNicH DISCUSSED 44-South -,... ..ratorS qualify in 2 Mrs. Tom Gordon, Route 2, Hazel. .•.•.,16 :,1 ‘I is 19 length and width, they're delivered - ' er while hatchlulung after allegedly sehooi African 15 17 Ky. .116c ROUTE BOY NEEDED AT ONCE MORMEAD Ky. an - A g salarlob UP TO $74 PARTS FOR ALL ELECTRIC shav- stealing and ditching a car here .,,;,.•,.t., , ,-.. sanded smooth, ready for finishing. vicinity of the lunch seminar, intended to help 45- Finish :22 7.kN't;24 25 26 ,bulating operators LLudsey's Jewelers. july23c to carry papers in the v. 20 21 ers at MOTORCYCLE. Call I Friday. sohe some of the major problems 47- Ventlla tee Beaded movable louvers provide a reeks Starting sal- '57 TRIUMPH College Farm Road. Contact Charles 49-God of love. .` • •\ Sam Entreman and Phillip Rob- 27 28 ....-„,29 c 30 stylish popular PL 3-336 or see Hew R. Cooper, Oldham at the Lodger & Times. refitting to the school lunch pro- 541 ifea%enly note. Bring your e° per week Rapid LOT IN PLAINVIEW ACRES,-utii= inson, both of Louisville, were picked body `;:".•:,....__„, Route 4, Murray. j1.70 tine gram in Kentucky, will be held . i g 36 !measurements,/ 7 union financed. Rica available. Best location. Call up by olf-duty policeman William 52- Plaeed 32 August 12-16 at Morehead state 14-Note of.seale 33 4 ela, Please include PL 3-3143. j15p 6" 16" — $1.39 ea. • • Foust who told them, "Get 111 boys, College_ 55-Tier 37 2ar4 .•;;:f-.39 40 x number. FOR SALE BY OWNER. A NEW FEMALE HELP WANTED 57- Eli t nes ty I you're under arrest." 59 Sycribol for GMT REGISTERED BOXER PUPS. Pour modern 3 bedroeen brick house. Has 11 •,. 42 43 4'r.„.,.1.. We Have Most Any Size The youths were charged withth car NUNN AT U. L. godd ... • 32-T miles from Pryorsburg on highway built-in 'Tappan stove and dish- theft. 61-Confederate -4,- LOUISVILLE din - Louie B. 46 47 48 ....",-.:49 In Stock 58. Inquire at Mullens Gro. George washer. Located on Broach Avenue. SFr IBM TRAINING OPPORTUN- general /5 Nunn, the Republican gubernatorial 163-Son of Adam '\ - Hester. owner. il5p; A bargin if sold this week. Call 753- ities on the amusement page next to 51 '..."•;•-52 33 g •:„. 34 nominee, met here Friday with a 65-Agreement 50 .X.. 4616. Pee movie j16c ....., ads. 67-Total 3 SHETLAND PONIES, BRIDLES group representing the University e:.•:",-,:•:''.55 36 ;.:::.;s7 51-3 59 60 MURRAY LUMBER CI. and pony carts. Ponies are broke to PIANO BARGAINS s- ONE ONLY of Louisville. Other than saying that 68-Tabieland WANTED I 69-Corinfart Incorporated ride and are gentle to children. -Baldwin Piano - cherry finish. MALE HELP they had discussed state financial el 62 ' 63 64 "•:oses... 66 ...",.' Contact Jack McElwain at Lakeland new ...$800.00, top damaged in ship- aid and other university problem-9. DOWN 1:-Act 103 East Maple Street 67 -",' 68 PER DAY FOR per- Nunn and U. of L. President Dr...... 00 OR MORE 1-Btlter •etch '.‘..,) Will train and Philip Davidson declined to com- 4 manent route work. 2-Offspring Distr. by United Feature Syndic.ite, be, establish you. Write Mr. Oliver, 204 ment on the meeting. Dawson Rd., Princeton, Ky. ltp Murray Lumber Co. Inc. PEANUTS(' by Charles M. Schulz SEE IBM TRAINING OPPORTUN- VE'LL BANISH OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN MURRAY Wes On the amusement page next to jltic movie ads. 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Gilbert, to find a world gone steadier, they fought through ; rage. the tee° men flung high NTROL Insane! There president of the Firemen had oeen no the mass at branenes, only ts, above them, staring down at the warning. and Enginemen's Union, tells noting More than the find a deep crack stretching nightmare (aces. le 753-3914 tremors of the past the union's convention in St.. moathis anti before them. a chasm in the "Saber - tooth!" Coe h se an ugly Louis, mo.„ that if tins fed- yellow sky, See- tormreir earth where non, had breathed, and then tiis voice the two men had eral government will let the 'sea ,essegj oaen used to been before. Almost, th!-.' lost rose to a shout ."Saberosothi the unusual conditions. railroads and the unions heart, almost, it Betimes use- tigers, Cliff! Saber-tooth!'' Not No "slug it out" in the work longer need newspaper re- less to go on, but even as they. until now had the Indian revolt., • rules dispute, the argument ports excitedly speculate on the stood staring there was another nized the creatures. final will be setUed in 24 hours. outcome of the threaten- crash to the left and still an- Cliff made no effort to an- ing tremors. They were threat- other to the right. swer. He had his hands full by Ernie Birshmiller ening no longer. The old NANCY earth "Might be the a n s w e r!" hanging oft• to the %most in the had, grown tired of her passive Cochise shouted. He began tearing wind. Taking one rak l're. Anil deep dawn in herheing working Ms way through evoode look at the trenatert- ereettires She great heart of her gave A to the left of them, and Cliff, below, he looked above and "saw • mighty throb and all living grasping Cochise's meaning. with a vast relief that the gills 04 LADY-- creatures on- the surface trem- started to the right. Then he had reached the opening is bled in fear. the heard the youog Indian's voice. piissage. Then, slowly, he began I QUIT Only moment!' before the up- "Here. Cliff: over here!"' climbing again. heaval Kit .,dams and Chi- They followed the sound Cochise forced himself hie!' lli • rotza. who had been cooking and came to a tree that had to the reality of the situation slipper near .the pool, had be- fallen in such a way as to and quickly followed. come aware that n rolling black span the chasm, makieg a slippery Kit and ,Chinitza had already cloud was dsing above the but usable bridge. Tom Cliff gave :it the flares, and with crater's rim, and they had an elated shout! one quick glance backward t“ quickly gathered up the camp- The crapeer wall was implant the valley in their ing equipment and run to the just ahead, and the spot where maids, they started through the pool, uncertair, of their they next cave passage, ,fear move. would climb the vines only a in their little to the right. They veered hearts that it would be closcsi It had seemed to them that toward it and then froze. Apparently it had escaped the great drama had been trig- .• • . serious damage. Aside from a gered off 1ust as they saw their few piles of rocks that r'.• .• tog U 1 Pm 0._A, • V two The scream that, hurled ao, 1905 5, ugg men swim from the water, at shattered down from the a S- them from tbt darkness of the fall's foam`'ands rise quickly ing, the floor was clear. Their through shadowed path ahead 'seemed to the crystal-clear water. ears rang from the silence of Before build up pad up to impossihle they reached the surface the caves after the inferno of Buren of the volume, seemed to penetrate by Itaeburn Van pool it was suddenly • no ! the sounds in the valley. It was ABBIE AN' SLATS their very beings. longer clear, but was rocking They swung a heavenly relief. their heeds with one accord. crazily, sending waves smash- Then there was the cave opening There in the path was the over the sides. ing, and below them was the --AND THE WAY I Cliff source ot the scream. A tiger OH, DARLING, I DON'T KNOW and Cochise were tossed ledge, and on it the pile -of WANT TO BE AGAIN-WITH back forth, gone mad with fear. It steed WHAT TO THINK. ALL I WANT and managing only gold-filled sacks ready to lower. NO CREEPY VOICES with with feet braced wide apart. BECKY- DO YOU THINK I'M IS FOR YOU TO BE HEALTHY AND the greatest effort to react' The next morning the little HEARING-OR IMAGINING the side eyes rolling in a frenzy of fear LOSING MY MARBLES HAPPY AGAIN - THE WAY and pull themselves up Jeep slogged along in the soft I'M HEARING! and rage. LIKE PDC DOES? YOU'VE ALWAYS BEEN 4 beside the frightened girls. sand of the plains, radiating His head hung low, swinging As they did, the earth under importance. Surprisingly, it was from etele to side, the great their feet quivered like jelly, still standing up under its heavy to sks almost touching the and a great tree near them tore load. ground, and then behind him from the earth with a ripping It was over, or nearly over. another and still another sound and toppled over, its low- One thing was left to be (1.,ne wraithlike figure was vaguely er half sinking lnto a crevice i before Cliff could put the.Valley distinguishable, lurking among that magically opened under it. of Yesterday out of his mind, the shadows. The scream ended At the same time the wind and and he was determined that as suddenly and the four came rain hit the valley. to soon as. they were settled in, life. - "Get to the passage."' Cliff their new life, he would do this "Get to the vines!" shouted. -Quake might cave it Cochise One last thing. shouted as the first • 0 in, close it for good!" animal And he did. One day several sprang, screaming again as Gusts of whirling, screaming it Weeks later, a large helicopter left the ground. His wind sucked into the crater, rifle crack- flew over that valley . above ed; the scream was whipping ere trees as though cot off sud- which no other man-made hirei denly and the ,tiger they were saplings, tearing slammed had ever before flown success- into the spot from by Al 0119p at them, shaking them in fren- which the fully. Bids the helicopter die' not LIL' ABNER zy. agile Indian had just stepped. remain long. Already, Cochise was S-/OCJR L ER ...P. Young and strong as they follow- From it was pushed a large, 0 ing Cliff and the girls, • ------s-rop Pt 1->1-11 v.-ere, the four who fought their turning well-padded crate, that floated • several times to send NiNN, ((...._ANY BOD1 YJHO MR.BARUCH SOLD our!! a wo1)4 way along the path were put- shots back down on a parachute and landed Tr down the trail. IS ANN 00D`i THE ting forth every ounce of- at the edge of the lake. With GET BEHIND SET!! <- He neared the wall strength merely keeping on to find the im pa et of touching the SIMPLY MUST MR.GE.T !.r Kit and Chinitza far tip on eD • their feet. The ground. that one the ground, spring latches releasel 4 cPse/ HAVE ONE!! EN vines and Cliff moment was level before them running back two sides of the crate and they 6° 6 )N down the path toward • C‘ 0•11,°' ed suddenly shifted when their feet him with waning open. (5-1` c1/4%.1‘f his spear, which \oscio,c,co.,off E5ASHESsil! reached oat. he had retriev- Bum, the bear, stirred omit of zp6e•Ce' TS. ed from the base of the wall hisslethargy, ik" Cliff, leading the group. forgetting his lone- (D\O, c‘c..\?, where he had laid it that morn- liness long enough to watch e,6\c‘ ,430X) strained his eyes to see ahead, this \C`a. ing. wonder coming from shouting back warnings. dodg- the .sky. Vfa r•••• The two men backed side by He es* ing his way around uprooted lumbered cautiously toward ree, side, watching the ghostly white the strange trees and broken limbs. crate-and stopped shapes closing in. Cochlea sent when there emerged from it an •ce Off in the distance there was two more shots toward them, image of himself, growling in zel scream. and Cliff stopped halting 10 the tigers only momen- Irritation. Then .she saw Bum, 'short for a moment. 4 • tarily, but long enough, and the and the snarls ceased, and Bum • Cochise took the lead, carry- two men were well up in the began edging forward for his rs-s• OM" e--raCs ing Ms gun carelessly slung vinee when the tigers, sensing first meeting with his lady. g. ,on his shoulder, taint Cliff mo- that their quarry was escaping, . THE END ogee

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• MONDAY — — MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGP. FOUR THE LEDGER & TIMES Clark-Swann l'ows Read SOCIAL CALENDAR Wise... FOR CORRECT July 15th Mrs. J. Monday. From Page ii TIME and B. Burkeen 753-4947 Class It'ontinued I The Lydian Sunday School Western Ina is more complex. The ! of the First Baptist Church will TEMPERATURE view is that such tests can be coil- ' have a potluck supper at the home DAY OR NIGHT with natural disturbances and ('Mrs. Clayborne Jones, 1512 John- fused require inspection on the territory of son Blvd., at 6:30 p.m. Group III, the suspected nation if they are to Mrs R. E. Kelley. reptsin, will be In DIAL 751,,T3 be properly checked. • icharge of the arrangements. • • • This issue has blocked test ban for many months. The Tuesday, July 16th agreement on a minimum of seven PEOPLES BANK of the First Methodist West insist Circle I vio- /1%, //*V /V AI/ inspections a year for suspected her father, wore a bridal gown of Church WSCS will meet with Mrs. lations. The Soviet maximum is of white satin prim lie sole with short Bun Swann at 2:30 pm. • • • and there have been indica- fitted sleeves and is ide neckline three Ky. . even this offer has been with- Murray, The fitted princess lines were ac- Dear Abby The Faith Dorr-n Circle of the tions cented by tiny covered buttons fast- First Methodist Church WSCS will drawn. ening the back The floor length meet at the home of Mrs. Autry mantilla veil of reetr.broidered Alen- 2F7pern, at con lace complimented the sim- 1with WMerisls. Alict:leJoneds, SUSCEPTIBLE9 LADY plicity of the gown. YOU'RE JUST the program leader. MURRAY LOAN CO. • • • I carried a cascade, style bou- She 503W. Main St. Telephonn PL 3-2621 of gardenias graced by lilies s Murray Assembly No. 19 Order of quet -OWNED LOAN CO." of the valley and sprays of ivy. Abigail Vaii Buren the Rainbow for Girls will hold its "YOUR HOME Miss Patricia Clkrk, sister of the regular meeting at the Masonic Hall xsrs, bride, was the maid of honor. Mrs. at 7 pm. • • • W R. Hourigan, sister of the groom. ////////0"/////41.14,40.4.6,•///4,,,,,,,,,,, of Bowling Green was the matron ////////,, //////,,,///////////,///17/ The general meeting of the First When two people Church WMS will be held at of honor DEAR ABBY:, I have the sweetest DEAR ABBY Baptist another, whose 7:30 'p.m. with the The bridesmaids were Miss Glen- husband in the world, and an ador- are in lose with one the church at See ... "I love you", Hardy Circle in charge da Jones and Miss Camilla Brame able son. Five months age I wellt place is it to say first, Ruby Nell I am inclin- program. of Murray and •Miss Marcia Onny- to work to help out with the bills ' The guy's or the girl's? of the • the old adage becker of Benton. In our four years of marriage I ed to believe that true here Ant I. • The honor attendants wore floor never looked at another man. Then "Ladies (trek". holds DEAR MOTHER: "Appearances" length gowns of silk organza over chummy with correct, shape a per- CROWN" to get important. They MY started ARE IN my boss "STARS Sew taffeta in ice green They wore me. I was flattered because he was son's reputation—and a girl hat only gentle- miniature pillboxes of the same col- wealthy and important, and I was DEAR S. P. W : No. The one reputation. Your daughter is "in FOR TICKETS' CALL 753-6843 hearts are or to which birdcage veils were nobody He's 18 years older than I man opens the bidding If love" with a very, selfish man, and caught ending in floating panels. am and not very good-looking. He trumps, the lady redoubles. you may quote Inc. Write Box 679 - Murray, Ky. Their flowers. were cascade bouquets can't compare with my husband • • • • • • of white runt chrysanthemums I can't explain it, but when this fat.. DEAR ABBY: Some sirs close DEAR ABBY: Do you think I am The bridesmaids wore dresses bald aging man leaned over and' friends cf mine have told me that in to believe thai a man identical to the honor attendants. kissed me one day I was thrilled to old-fashioned the state of Illinois, if you are preg- have a girl's best interests at Their headpieces were matching cir- pieces. Now he kisses me every doesn't nant, you can get married without MURRAY RECREATION DEPT. heart if he invites her to his apart- clets and their flowers were large chance he gets I know it's wrong. your parents' consent, even if you for dinner and brings her natural daisies in cascade bouquets. Abby. but I can't stop. I know I ment are wider age Is this true? Registration Blank A.M.? I am not sug- Ronald Talent of Murray served could get him away from his wife. home at three WONDERING 1 that they are doing anything as best man Groomsmen were Dr. but I wouldn't want him for a hus- gesting DEAR WONDERING: If a girl k but I think it looks bad for W. R. Hourgian of Bowling Green. band Isn't that the most ridiculous immoral. under age, no matter in WHAT the girl to be seen leaving a man's Name Sex brother-in-law of the groom: C.• W. thing you ever heard of' How can stele she's in. she needs her parents' at that hour. They are Jones of Murray. uncle of the I break away? apartment consent to marry. both fine My is the groom; Joe Vey of Boston. Mass.: MIXED UP i people daughter •" Address Phone No. Marvin Green of Detroit, Mich: and girl and she is in love with this man. Retko of Detroit. Mich The DEAR MIXED: Give your boas She says 'appearances" are not im- For a personal reply, send a self- Waller No. of Participants in Family groom, his attendants, and the fa- two weeks' notice and leave. And if portant I can't say too much to her addressed, stamped envelope to, Age thers wore daytime formal attire. you must work, now that you know because4 she is 23 and has always Abby. Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif Mrs. Clark selected for her your weakness, get a Job in an all- been well-behaved This is the first At.by answers ALL mail. Father's Signature • daughter's wedding a sheath dress woman office. serious disagreement we've ever had • • • and jacket ensemble in beige than and if you think I'm wrong to object, For'A.bby's booklet. "How To Have Mother's Signature e- tong Her hat accented her attire please tell me. IA Lovely Wedding." send 50 cents to if.R. AND MRS. WILLIAM DONALD SWANN , and caught the color scheme of Miss Patsy Lax Is WORRIED MOTHER Abby. Box 3365. Beverly Hills. Calif. the wedding with floral-shades pre- Miss Annette Clark became the an altar banked with ferrit and Beauty Contest Entry dominantly green. Her flowers were bride of William Donald_Swarin in, palrns. In the center was a floral • cymbldium orchids a wedding soleituused Sunday. June arrangement of gladioli and Can- Mrs. Swann. mother of the groom. t& at reo o'clock in the afternoon. forma jonquils. The pews were dec. wore a light blue organza sheath The double ring ceremony was per- orated with sprays of greenecy and over taffeta. which was highlighted formed at Duncan Memorial•Chaper glachalt eatight with white satin with dyed to match accessories and near Louisville by the Rev. Fred bows. The scene as softly lighted a hat of blue straw. 'Her flowers Moffatt. pastor of the First Baptist Fby white cathedral tapers in anti- were also cyrnbidium orchids. . 4 Church of Sheiby-salle. que candelabra. Immediately following the cert- Mrs. Allan Purnell. vocalist and The bride is the Laughter of Mr. ; .., nem!: a reception was held at the 4:07.;)ige —bath and Mrs Curtis B Clerk of-Shelby--.44-tes'Franees--Stratla, ',Nene of Miiiind-WaTEVerett-WhIte- Simeeonvine. presented a pro- Title The'grootn's parents are Mr. , of house. grandparents of the bride, at of nuptial music and Mrs. Ewing G Swann of Mu:- gram Shelbyville. bride, who was escorted to ' The Mrs. George Frank Smith regist- arid given in marriage by The vows were exchanged before the attar ered the guests as they arrived. As- ADAMS - - — - . SillaJX‘ 1111.11/04 were Mrs. Jay R. of North Vernon. Ind Mrs. - Johnson Fred Moffatt. wife of the pastor, and Mrs Purcell Lee of Shelbyville. Nickel Shoe Sale the reception the cOuple left Fabulous After • or a wedding trip through Virginia • , the coast Phi* traveling the bride • n,sse .a 'light blue suit .of eigaione h bone colored accessories They Mims Patsy Lax NOW Underway _ Jre now residtrig at .711 Olive Street, Miss Fatly Lax. 16-year old daugh- DAYS ONLY -- Murray. is the SALE RUNS 6 • • • ter of Mr. and Mrs. E H. Lax , entry of Bilbrey's Goodyear in the Calloway County Fair Beauty Queen! DYNAMITE KILLS I contest which will be held tonight ADAMS • at 8:00 pm. EVARTS. Ky elf — A chunk of r JULY 15-20 rock hurled about 100 yardw by al Bilbrey's invites the people of dynamite explosion killed 8-year old Murray and Calloway County to Larry Niceley of Everts here Friday. attend the fair and to view this Unusual Again a stu- Does The The blast was set off by a high- beauty contest Miss Lax is weS- crew The youngster was struck dent at Murray High School. 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