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awe YEAR United Press International IN OUR 82nd Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, April 12 1961 MURRAY POPULATION 10 100 Vol. LXXXII No. 86

Kentuckian Serves Or. Lowry Will Head Lions; Time Through Error To Widen 41A John Ward COLUMBUS, Cello We —A 42- Claims Man Shot who was Russia Major Day Speaker Last Night year old Kentucky man, Dies Tuesday held illegally in the Ohio Peniten- Despite Route tiary for the last 18 months as the Returned error, today is John T. Ward. age 65, died Lowry, sur- years jolting the club two months result of a clerical s C pronunent pace Dr C a free man. Tuesday at 1:45 p. m. at the Vet- geon and civic leader here was after coming to Murray in July Into Athur Cornett of Neon, Ky., said eran's Hospital in Nashville. His elected president of the Murray 1932. He is currently serving as Of Interstate to return to his family at death was attributed to complica- L's Club Tuesday night. _ he plans Louisville, Ky. He is married and lions following an illness of two tither officers elected were Beth- months. Mr. Ward 1626 the father of four children. resided at el Richardson, 1st vice president; ;45 '• . Farmer i: "He was shaking with nervous- Avenue. James Dale Clopton. 2nd vice pres- ',•• . ....- , Buford Survivors are; his wife, Mrs. Expected ness and laughing at the same NASHVILLE (UM — Gov. Move ident; Rob Ray, 3rd vice presi- Wille H. Ward; one daughter, Mrs. time." said Asst . Atty. Gen . Au- Ellington sdial Monday U. S. 41A dent; Kenneth Goode, treasurer; ',P!..4. Mack Catlett of Bowling Second Day brey A. Wendt after Cornett's re- from Nashville to Clark.sville will Green: Vernon Anderson, secretary; Mar- one sister, Mrs. Thelma Brooks of I ease Tuesday. "Afterward he be expanded to four lanes but "it By American vin Harris, lion tamer; George Li- i Dexter route one; and one bro- shook hands with everybody, still will take a long time " gon, tail twister; and Cliff Coch- ther, Bailey Ward of Knoxville, wearing the handcuffs — even the Ellingtn said the road would ran and Joe Cowin, directors. Tennessee. Of Long girls in the office." be widened regardless of the route Dr. Lowry has been active in Mr. Ward .was a member of the Scientists The gray - haired Kentuckian chosen for an interstate highway the Murray Lions Club for several Hardin Baptist Church. a veteran was sentenced Aug. 6, 1954 from linking Nashville with St. Louis. of world War I and a member of Butler County for breaking and A member of the Illinois-Ken- By HENRY SHAPIRO American Legion Post 73. Funeral Trial Held in the theft of blank tucicy-Tennessee defense highway MOSCOW (111 — A Soviet air I entering services will be conducted Thurs- checks valued at $2. When he was committee recently accused Elling- force major rode a space ship a- iIriday High shifting its day at 3-00 p. m. at the First freed Tuesday he had $68.24 in ton's administration of round the earth and returned to- of Inter- Methodist Church. The rites will his pockets — $65.56 of le earned stand on a proposed route day. pay off a be officiated by Rev. Hoyt Owen. By HENRY FERGUSON during his six and a half years in state Highway 24 to The feat signalled man's first Day political debt. Rev. R. J. Burpoe, and Rev. Walter School the prison. conquest of space, and a noted charge E. Mischke Burial will be in Me- JERUSALEM (1.1PD — A stony- TAX 33 YEARS LATE—Ralph Cornett was indicted on charges Ellington termed the British scientist at once called it about nothing." Gardens. faced and seemingly emotionless (Bottles) Capone (above), of breaking and entering, pleaded "much ado the "greatest scientific achieve- The administration had origin- Friends may call at the J. H. Adolf Eichmann heard Israel's chief 59-year-old brother of the . At College guilty and was sentenced to 1-5 is nursing a ment in the history of man. endorsed a route west of the Churchill Funeral Home which has prosecutor brand him today as late Al Capone, years. ally Eventually it may open the plan- Tennessee River for 'the interstate charge of the arrangements. "the man who tried to exterminate federal subpoena calling for But the court record erroneous- m Chi- ets to exploration by men from i " me 2000 seniors from 150 h'.h DR C. C. Lowry highway, then proposed that the the Jewish people" and defend a May 22 appearance ly• showed him sentenced to 1-15 cago to show whether he has earth. schools are expected to attend route shift east to a poitn - 'near Israel's right to bring him to 1st vice president and ,program years on charges of burglary and. enough loot to erase a $217,- An official announcement by the. High School Senior Day at Mur- Clarksville, west of the Tennes- judgement. chairman. He also served as 2nd larceny. 716.75 income tax claim in- Tass news agency said Maj. Yuri ray State College. Frulay, April see River. vice president for 1 year and was The error was discovered by Highway And Attorney. Gen. Gideon Hausner volving the years 1926-28. Gagarin, a 2'7-yearold father of 14. The governor said work on one nyself as a can- a member of the board of directors Wendt while at work on routine told the Jerusalem court in which That was back when broth- two children, made the flight that The program will begin with section of 41A will be up for bid- for 2 years. He is also active in papers. Eichmann is fighting for his life er Al was "it" in the world gave the Soviets victory over the e. subiect to the registration from 9-10 a m. After ding May 26 "providing we can church affairs and is currently Park Bonds that Israel's action in trying him of nefarious affairs. United States in the race to put )(ay 23, 1961 students have registered. they will rights of way." on clear the for the mass murder of Jews is a onan into space. be taken on a tour of the campus. the official board of the First 'oters who went , Senior Art Exhibit "Regardless of whether the in- both "moral and right." On alighting from the *lip at An assembly at which Pres Ralph Methodist Church. west or votesor me br terstate highway goes "I request that this court de- 3n undisclosed Soviet base, Tess H. Woods will preside. will be Will Open Sunday "the Clarks- May Be Sold in in my heart Dr Lowry byes with his wife east," Ellington said, cide its authority to sit in judg- [Letter to the Editor said, the first -cosmonaut" whose till at 10 o'clock The seniors s that were ext Betty and 2 children on Elm St. ville highway (41A) will be made ment for these crimes." he said. last name means "wild duck" said win be entertained by campus The senior art exhibit of Mur- -ing this race is Mrs. Lowry is also active in civic in four lanes." FRANKFORT, Ky. el. — Good Peering owlishly through his he felt fine. musical and dance groups at this ray State senior Frances Gordon • affairs and is currently serving as buyer response to the $100 mil- heavy horn-rimmed glasses. Eich- U. S. Months Away due deliberation assembly and will hear short talks Howard of Benton, will open Sun- Court Move Endorsed District Governor of Kentucky Fed- lion Veterans' Bonus bond issue mann sat in his glassed-in cage Dear Sir: ‘t The United States, which hopes voters from all by eollegt officials. in the MSC art gallery and eration of Women's Clubs day Two Tennessee Congressmen, may allow the commonwealth to throughout the day while hour aft- to send its first man into space Lunch will be served in the will continue through April 29. op- Tom Murray and Robert A. Ever- go ahead with the sale of $25 mil- er hour Hausner battered away I would like to take this apparently still is months away College field house at 11.30, and The new officers will be installed A reception is scheduled for the for the benefit ett, say they will support a reso- lion to $35 million worth of high- with legal arguments designed to portunity to thank you for buying from its first space ship flight a- career conferences will be held June 27 by retiring president, Rob- opening day from 3-4 30 p m. and it enlists to state lution adopted by the Henry ('oun- way and parks bonds voted last prove the Israeli court's rigjgt to a hog at the recent Hog Show round the earth. The plan is to from 12:15- p. m. and from 1-1 40 ert Hendon. Mrs Howard's exhibit will con- Sale held here in Murray. The (liter and Emily ty cow:, epoorsing the original NoNernbe_r within the next few hear the Eichmann case. have the first astronaut make a p. m sist o‘ Is paintings, 20 pieces of boys and girls appreciated your of Mr. and Mrs. Major James A. Day of the RO path of Interstate Highway 24 wet%. Hausner was trying to demolish' trip 115 miles up and 290 miles Fields that will be discussed at ceramics. 8 photographs. and • cooperation. TC Dept. Murray State college through the edge of Henry County Deputy Finance Commissioner a move by Eichmann's German over the Atlantic Ocean before itudent at Almo the conferences include agricul- few watercolors and seragraphs. In my estimation, this Show was the guest speaker at the rather than the newly proposed Donald Bradshaw said today the defense counsel Robert Servanous attempting an orbit of the globe. ter. Ova, art, biological sciences, busi- Last year, Mrs Howard the and Sale was very successful in $. meeting, Major Day was introduc- path through Clarksville. Senator state will obtain the agreement Tuesday to get the Israeli court American scientists expressed Magisterial Dis-- rugs, chemistry, dramatics. ele- daughter of Mr, and Mrs Elwood that we had better quality hogs ed by Dr. Lowry. program chair- Albert Gore's assistant indicated of purchasers of the recent issue to rule itself Incompetent to hear little surprise that Russia had the T.V.A. mentary education, English and Gordon of Benton. had a piece of in titer man. the Senator will maintain a "hands of Veterans' Bonus bonds before the case and have it handed over than usual. Your cooperation won the race to put a man into foreign languages, health and phy- ceramics accepted for the annual we live at 507 off" attitude. proceeding with the sale of the to an international tribunal. this event shows your interest in space, the first step toward even- College steal education home economics, Major Day spoke on the "Citi- Kentucky-Indiana exhibition in Lou- the development of boys and girls planets. iy State County Court Clerk Harold park and highway bonds, When the court adjourned at tual exploration of other industrial arts, journalism, library zen Soldier", relating the respon- isville. of Calloway county. space sey, Faxon and Jackson received letters from Gore, tie said state officials had prom- 5-15 p. m. 10:15 a. in. (EST) today The Soviets also opened the science, mathematics, music, nurs- sibilities of the soldier to Again thank you for your co- as nriocinal of the Murray and Everett Monday. after ised prospective bonus bonds buy until 9 a. m. 2 a. m. (EST) Friday, age on Oct. 4. 1957 with the laun- mg, philosophy, physics, military citizenry and the responsibilities operation. then ent in Calloway FnirE DAY FORECAST advising them of the court's ac- ens last month that no new gen- Hausner had spoken for nearly ching of Sputnik I, but since science, social sciences, and speech. of the citizenry to the soldier He hurled 40 that I served in tion by telegram. eral obligation bonds would be is- nine hours_ He told the court he Sincerely, the United States has also explained the ROTC program Rus- By unmssi Press Internat.onal "I will do everything that I can sued by the state for at least 90 would need another hour Friday satellites into orbit to 16 for member of the at Murray State College, pointing Glen Sims Calloway High Is LOUISVILLE, Ky 'Ufa — The in behalf of the resolution of the days to give them an opportunity to complete his arguments. sia. rn Star and the out that it is the largest ROTC Associate County Agricl. advanced weather forecast for the Henry County Quarterly Court re- to re-sell the bonus bonds. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush- Debate Tourney department in the State of Ken- Observe "Holocaust Day" five-day period, Thursday through questing that the Illinois, Ken- Voters last November approved Extension Agent chev hailed the handsome Gagar- ependent candi- tucky He said that approximate- The court is not sitting Thurs- exam- Monday, prepared by the U. S. tucky. Tennessee Interstate High- a $100 million bond issue, of which in's "valiant feat" as "an ill not he The C II C ly graduated from the day because •it is "Holocaust Day", nd 1 Weather Bureau. way. route 24, cross the lake at Ft. RIO million is designated for high- ple of courage, gallantry, a bating team, coached by Mrs. Bur- department as 2nd the day on which Israel commor- n or any clioue. Lieutenants Temperatures for the period Henry, Tenn. I hope the Tennes- way work and $10 million for state Basketball Game heroism." on Jeffrey. is competing in the each year. ates the slaughter of some 6 mil- joy ALL OF THE will average near the Kentucky see Highway Department will sup- parks renovation and construc- Muscovites exploded with state debating tournament which tion. lion Jews by the Nazis in ,,World Planned By Almo when the news was broadcast. I of us are tax- President Robert Hendon an- normal of 56 degrees. port the original route." Rep. Tom ends today in Lexington. Revenues from the bond sale War II. It begins with two minu- Gots Wide Acclaim a fair and just nounced the club will have Louisville normal extremes 67 Murray said. The school was one of the two their sill finance park improvements tes of silence at 8 a. m. 1 m. The Almo-Parent -Teachers As- -The entire world admires your annual broom sale April 25 and and 45 degrees. Rep. Everett said in his letter nee of my ener- teams winning the regional tour- announced last November by Gov. (EST). sociation will sponsor a grade deed, which vaiii be remembered solicited everyone's support and Cool Thursday, warmer Friday that "I will be more than happy uildintr program nament. Paducah Tilghman was Bert T. Combs and used to match The ceremonies include the re basketball tournament at the down the centuries ..." said cooperation in the project lie al- and Saturday cooler Sunday and to assist in every way possible of Kentucky. the other school. federal grants for highway con- burial of ashes of Jewish concen- school Friday, April 14th, at 7:00 Khrushchev. / so announced that a joint meet- Monday. to keep this highway as close to port our educa-, Members of the Calloway High struction projects. tration camp victims in Jerusalem p. m. The exact time of Gargarin's ing of the clubs in Zone 1 Mur- Rain tonight and during the our Congressional district as pos- Murrav ts-an are Randy Patterson. son of Bradshaw said he understands and a mass meeting at sunset to Hot dogs, cold drinks, and home historic voyage above the earth greater ray, Mayfield, Fulton and Bard. weekend will total one to two sible." Mr. and Mrs Randall Patterson, that the bonus bonds have "moved be attended by President Itzhak made pies will be kold. Doors will was not 'announced at once. etIpported with well will hold a joint meeting at inches. William G. Allen administra- New Concord; Larry Hurt, son of very well" and there is a pros- Ven-Zvi and his wife. open at six o'clock'for anyone who Official sources said his trip iur neighboring Mayfield May 2 at 7 00 tive assistant to Senator Gore, Mr. and Mrs. Ottas Hurt, Almo; at the purchasers will agree Just before the court recessed, wants to eat before game time. hour and 48 minutes. entally , Merit Club NOW YOU KNOW 'saute that the Senator is in Switz- pect that the took an retarded . . House. presiding Judge Moshe Landau told T a Sc, 'Jimmy . erland on a government mission, to another bond issue before the The announcement by 1. It will be my Story, Lynn G r o v e; Servatius he would be required to LEGION MEETING news Raymond Dan Hutson had as his guest Bill The Bay of Fundy has the high- but that -he has responded to 90-day period expries. in view of which is the official Soviet support legisla- son of Mr. and reply briefly as soon as Hausner 89.1 min- Charles Paschall, Johns, member of the Effingham, est tide changes in the world those who have contacted him the good market lor the bonus agency, said it took him Paschall; Lynn finishes his marathon presentation The Commander of American earth at Mrs. Ho w a rd Ill E.fnnc ('huh rang!, s from 17 to n feet. about this matter that he does not bonds. utes zoom around the e whole county. of the Friday morning. The gray-haired Legion Post 228 of Murray urges 109 to 187 Grove feel justified in undertaking to All of the parks' portion heights ranging from German defense lawyer said he a!! veterans and unpaid members took ith the so called Rob Enoch, son of Mr and Mrs. impose his view as a layman a- $100 million bond issue will be miles and that his course order would do so and that his answer to attend a meeting at Douglass and South REPRESENTA- Fred Enoch, Hazel and Charles gainst whatever recommendation sold in the first offerings in him over South Africa - department would require only about half an High School Thursday • night at five-ton space ship dishment of this .' renell, son of Mr and Mrs. Horn stogi may be made by the technical and to permit the parks America in a hour. 7 00 o'clock ass con- he man must he (- er Finnell, Almo have served as engineering staff of the Tennes- to take advantage of good con- named Vostok cast that summer. ground. alternates and presiding (officers see Highway Department. It has struction weather this trolled from the nd I promise to explaned that in various debate tournaments. been is suggestion that those in- State Finance Commissioner Soviet scientists will seek ship was too terested in the matter present Robert F. Matthews Jr. r the speed of the best waterways bond buyers controlled by their views to the Tcnnesse High- agreement with the great for it to be ire assistance to —Walking Club Will highways issue devices and that ac- 1111 7dinvai way Commissioner. parks and when mechanical ()way County as Be Formed Here (:61) he delivers the laorius bonds to - tually Gagarin just went along for more business 1,1 the purchasing syndicate — prob- the ride. - A Walking Club is being formed Murray High P-TA ably oft April 28 , '1 Played Vital Role IP The delivery of the bonus bonds I But, the scientists pointed out, le primary elec- according to Mrs Loyd Bean of ith the primary Murray. The purpose of the clah To Meet Thursday and the receipt of the $99 mil- • in eventual interplanetary' flight, lion check from' the purchasers 1_ . man will have to take a hand in ,usiest season of C. is sto become more healthy, tone PTA will set in motion the machinery controlling the space ship. They ange in the pri- up muscles. and reduce weight. The Murray High School The club will walk one-third will have a general meeting op for the %Tiling of the first Vet- said spaceman Gagarin played a mile each day for the first two *nk, Thursday night at the high school. erans' Bonus checks on that same vital_ role in today's voyage be- lary of YOUR weeks, then extend the walking Ii This will be one of the larger day. cause only a man could draw con- I WILL VOTE distance. Those interested in join- meetings of the year according to State Treasurer Thelma L. Sto- clusions from the many indica- , ing the Walking Club are asked Bernard C. Harvey, PTA presi- vall personally will sign the first tions given by the space ship's aeen an avowed to contact Mrs Bean or Mrs J 0 dent. bonus check when the word is instruments. From his report space 4. II support legis- Parker The meeting will begin at 7.30 flashed from New York City that experts will be able to make any ty a cleaner and p. m. Both the elementary and the bond check has been received corrective adjustments in what has high school parents will meet to- by the Kentucky representatives. been mainly theory. Scientists kept r children. The first batch of bonus checks, in touch with him in flight through ice on his own gether to hear Dr, Ralph Tesse- Weather neer speak on "Straight Thinking". which will be prepared and sign- radio and television. hope it will be ed by the treasurer's check-writ- Soon after he stepped from the offending any Report Tri Sigma Slave ing machines, will be in the mail ship Gagarin said: - ?ntleman who is , Weenie P,,..isiinerweelemel on that date. I "I feel well. I have no injuries ,jr scrapper and 1 Day Set Saturday or bruises." ?ven in the heat WESTERN KENTUCKY Win- Austin School P-TA Thereise." as no indication that he dy and cool today with rain lo- Sigma Sigma Sigma "Slave Day" suffered from the radiation that prove worthy, sober, cally heavy and scattered thunder- will he held on Saturday April 15 To Hold Open House scientists have feared might storms, high in the mid 50s. ('lou- from 8.00 a. m. to 4.00 p. m. The a barrier to exploration of space. nsider it a great dy, windy and turning cooler with The Parent -Teachers Associa- 11 Got Some Training ).e members of the sorority will house imposed upon showers ending tonight, low 35 clean. baby sit, wash cars, rake tion of the Austin School is spon- - - Gagarin is a qualified flier and i influence. to. 38. Thursday gradual clearing leaves or do any other kind of soring an open house tonight. SET FOR EICHMANN TRIAL — Dr. Robert Servatius. Cologne. a reserve air force major. Before tO al!.1 cooler, high in the upper 40w. work around the house for the Serving as hostesses f o r the Germany, lawyer who has been retained a detains* counsel for the historic flight, he went thro- Temperatures at 5 a. m. (CST).: price the resident wants to pay. event will be the home room mot- Adolf Eichmann by th• Israeli gav•rnmiont, leaves Beth Ha'am ugh much the same kind of pro- Louisville 44, Lexington 43, Bowl- hers of each of the six grades. gram that has been experienced ALLOY DOES IT—A place of wire about the aim of a , Those needing "slaves" on Slave community center alter a conferenc• with his client. Servatius ing Green 47, London 46, Padu- NEW All parents of students attend- by America's future astronauts who pencil supporta a 43,000-pound freight car in this demon- Day are asked to call the follow' Is expected to challenge the Jerusalem court's jurisdiction on cah 48. Hopkinsville 48 and Coy. ing Austin School‘are invited to have been in training for their stration in Independence, 0. The wire Is • new, very high ing numbers before Saturday; PL grounds that Israel did not exist when Eichmann allegedly com- ington 47. visit between the hours of seven flights for months. strength alloy steel developed by Republic Steel and an- 31565 between 8110'a in. and 9700 Evansville, Ind., 47. and eight o'clock this eve- mitted "crimes against humanity and th• Jewish people." The His photograph was on Sovtee- siter nounced in the company's annual report p m. On Saturday call PL 3-1445 -thirty . Huntington, W. Va., 47. trial begins Today. Continued on Page Six • ning.

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JAMES C. WII.LIAMS, PUBLISH= IT DELOS SMITH UPI Science Editor 'e reserve the right to meet any Advertising, Letten to sa. What, NEW YORK — The Inter- Pub.:..e Voice items slunk M Sur townies. ass sot hat 00 Mat naUonai Bible of medical science, Serest elf mar elisitees "The-lallheet- decided to test the theory that neurotics are victims BODY SHOP wrioNAL REPRIZENTATIVES WALLACE WITERZE COMPLETE - keteree, Memphis, Tenn_ 350 Part Aye, Now Hawk ill A. of bad habits rather than of un- ,Do ty bitikirt AllAttive ow • as Asa., Chicago; Hairless St., Bottom oinscious Contacts. REPAIRS It was the most authoritative sassed at Oho P,M Office, Murray, Kentucky, lirsa lessimommesi ild Second Clem Matter mettical interest shown to date in DUBLIN AUTOS, INC. "learning theory- which to its RATIMPy Camay Murree, boa Impair IOC yew proponents is a„blueprint of why 406 Maple St. PLaaa 8-266t seesti ha Qiiiressy and adlaciaing reirestriea. par psis. pa* Sigmund Freud was wrong in his MAL ideas of explaining neuroses. "Learning theory" holds neuros- is is not a thseW,e Out merely a collection of symptoms imposed by SEE THE ALL NEW Me conditioned reflexes which the Ten Years Ago Today Russian scientist Ivan P. Pavlov Ledger & Times File was the first to study and describe. SUBMERSIBLE NEUTRALIZER Pavlov's "conditioned- dogs, whose two mouths watered • Murray city schools were well represented when at the sound of a at the Uttttred and ninety-nine ticjegates from thirteen counties bell even though no food was in .ct eniteuday in radii, ah for the annual spring confer- sight, were examples of this theory. Teacher Associa- bhouid "learning theory" turn • iicnaucky ('on!.2t es, of Parent- EICHAIAN1#4 COURTHOUSE—This is the Beth Ra'arn, or courthouse. In out LO be tact it would be a shat- Jerusalem where trial Ellis Pump & of mass murderer Adolf Eictimium starts April IL Pipe Company tering blow to psychoanalysis and Eiefunann was brought here April 3 and locked In • heavily-guarded neva! of the A rr.'..s i)ouglas MacArthur commanded undermine the Freudian terms celL Vast security preparations have been made. 130:1 Chestnut PL 3-2864 ., his personal s#:if tritay, after being relieved of his whicn almost every one tosses .;:r Pr.esiileut Hryar Truman. around, such as "oedipus com- r the drietttr, c,'I-cs olive, year the MurrAy State plex." e Alumni Assoc,:iti,in i feritig two one-hundred Controlled Trials ••••••... I s. s• •.1*.--tititng high school graduates Medical scien,..c s interest was important pecans, its practition- Vied .Fanria he the director of the Girl ers do most of the doctoring of people for their ills, whether of • I ' • • ',irk the week of May 28th. oody or mind. Its mental branch, Att. hikes. scavenger hunts, psychiatry, is deeply permeated - Multiply with the Freudian ideas. your Savings this Spring "The Lancet" was tar from sug- gesting that Freud was wrung, that "learning theory- is correct or that psychiatry may have to GET change about. In tact, it said "learn- ASHLAND OIL'S ing theory" proponents have been guilty of the very sin which they attribute to psychoanalysts, the stn ot being unscientific. Let's all be scientific, it con- tinued. Let's have controlled trials in which the conditioning theapy of "learning theory- is opposed to the Freudian psychoanalytic tech- / niques in the treatment of people with the same kinds of neurotic disorders. As a method of healing the neu- rotically ill, conditioning therapy PLEASIN is not proven, "but it already of- fers important working hypothes- es for practical forms of treatment in disorders Often resistant to treatment, and these methods de- serve to be tested,- it said. Different Speeds Neurotics, according to the -learning theory- have acquired sets of harmful conditioned reflex- es daring the normal processes of Sen. William Flialsley talka John O. Tower gets congest- learning which begin with birth, to ,- ###Plat Rork. r. in kis idutery from his and these reflexes are like bad bead.mart.ra. d..ux htert In ,6% ichlta Fails. nabits. TTXAS WINNERS- Opponents In the rutoff election for U S. "The Lancet- credited Prof. H. - ...!ur in Te* as are Men_ W:tham BittAley, C. the Demo- J. Eysenck, a leading proponent , waa ante to Vice President Lyndon Johnsen', of 'learning theory' with explain- p.st, and John 'TOWer. 5, univere.ty profesecr of Wichita ing how more oad conditioned re- Fans. Tower r:led tip a big Retriblican rote. Lexes could be acquired by some people than by other people. -People, Sysenck suggests, de- E VICE vi lop conditioned responses at dif- ferent" speeds and with different levee= of tenacity, according to their personality,- it said. "Ail neurotic symptoms are either sur- p,us conditioned reactions or def- icient c‘oriitioned reactions. "He accepts the anaytic theory that underlying anxiety is crue.ai, and that motor symptom/1 asich as PE 1111111 tics arise necause of their drive- reducing properties. If tne syinp- toms are removed and this must of course include tne anxiety, the sesiv-acinurneogegMlialeseesmirs -es neurosis is cured and eymptbm substitution is -not expected to radiator hose, clamps occur.' 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Territory," Wednesday, 9:30-10:00 P.M., i!.P8D-TV, Cl - Wr.t)NE.S11AY — APRIL 4?, 19011 LEDGER & TIMES MURRAY. KENTUCKY PAGE THREE Angels Enjoy Tie But Pittsburgh's Pirates Still Look Like 1960 Murray State Track and Baseball SpOP champion With Late Blow And Tfinly Face By NORMAN MILLER power - rich, pitching -poor ball- pinch-hitter Dick Stuart walked Preo• International club. with two out. Lefty Mike McCor- The champion Pittsburgh Pirates There were other surprises, to8, mick was summoned to Slated get the For have that Action old late - inning This Week as both league races got underway final out, but instead Virdon hit Murray State College's ightning, track son ran a :50.2, breaking his old son, but it wasn't any more Tuesday: and baseball pole vaulter, Joe Voyles, and had beaten Larnbuth College twice ther permits more outside work- TARC. his first pitch over the right field teams, off to flying mark of :50.3. Murray's two .evastating than that opening bolt other the mile relay team. and Purdue. Two games with outs. )1/4 Spahn Loses Opener fence for a three-run homer. starts, are both slated for action quarter men. Dennis 661 by the Los Angeles Angels. Barden and Dawson, who holds the 880 re- Kansas State were cancelled be- —Warren Spahn of the Milwau- Face, who gave up an unearned later this week after a lay-off for Tommy Leading hitters thus far are Cheaney also appear cap- cord at 1:57.0 had a 1:58.9 against cause grounds. It kee Braves lost a home or a season run during his two-inning stint, spring vacation. of wet Dale Alexander with a .417 aver- was like 1960 all over again able of running the distance equal- Middle. opener for the first time in The Freshmen John Tweeche age, Sonny Ward with a .364, when Bill Virdon hit a three-run seven received credit for the victory al- baseball team, undefeated ly as fast. Barden matched The Racers have featured the and Jeff Fulls, who finished„se- some Gordon Fritz with a .335. homer in the ninth inning Tues- tries when Daryl Spencer hit a though Clem Labine retired the in its first five games, will play old record and Pat as he was edged by cond and third, respectively, had fine pitching in their games thus 10th-inning home run that gave Giants in the ninth. Southwestern of Memphis Thurs- Boyer and Tommy McClure at dal the Pirates a come- Wilson, and Cheaney turned in a times of 1:59.2 far, and the earned -run average the St. Louis Cardinals a 2-1 In the Braves day and Friday and 2:00.0. .333. from-behind 8-7 victory over the - Cards game, and Arkansas :51 flat. In the Memphis Relays, for the entire pitching staff is San triumph. Spahn led Ernie Broglio, 1-0 after State Saturday. All three games Voyles who has had trouble Francisco Giants. And who C'heaney ran two 440's as a mem- only 0.932. Top pitcher thus far Alexander had a great day —The New York Yankees made seven innings on a homer by Ed- are on the road. The rounding into shape after received credit for the pitching trackrnen ber of relay teams in :50.2 and missing against St. Louis, getting 4 hits in a dismal home debut under new die Mathews. A triple by Hal who opened their OVC season last season, vaulted 13' only [41ZER victory? Elroy Face, of course. last :50.4. four 6 at bats and driving in 5 runs. Manager Ralph Houk. Pedro Ra- Smith in the eighth, followed by week by pasting Middle Tennessee inches off his record in the pole lie drove in the winning runs in The most explosive home run mos held them to three hits in Bob Nieman's pinch 94 2/3-41 1/3, will vault. The mile relay single tied meet Vander- Other record-breaking perfor- team with both _games,' display of the first full day of the pitching the Minnesota Twins to the score for St. Louis and Spen- bilt in Nashville Saturday. a 3:38.0 came within 2 seconds mances have been turned in by 1961 season was supplied by the a 6-0 victory in their first game cer's homer foiled Spahn's bid for of the record. Others who received praise from The trackmen are off to Dick Masters in the high jump Angels, however, in their initial 'in Minneapolis-St. Paul uniforms. another Reagan were Fritz, who had sev- assault on the school record Coach Bill Furgerson reported mpany major league game. Ted Kius- —And something must have book. (6:4/14") and Gilbert Hamilton in eral fine defensive plays at short- Already, three records have that he was well satisfied gone wrong with "head coach" fallen the shot (47•105"). with stop, and catcher Bob Hines, who and several more are most of his team's performances -2864 Vedie Himsl's IBM machine as his in danger. Reagan said called an outstanding Latest to go was the Others who and quite pleased Chicago Cubs were bopped by the record in the have approached re- with his half- game for Schwier. 440 yard milers, Cincinnati Reds, 7-1. dash, in which Ray Wil- cords are half-miler Russ Daw- quartermen, and the 440 relay team which had a :43.7 for Reagan said he expected three On the more - to -be - expected the distance. tough games this weekend. South- side: The Los Angeles Dodgers western is 10-0 for the season and Hurdler Chuck Asmus, beat the Philadelphia Phils, 6-2, MAJOR LEAGUE SCOREBOARD who Arkansas State 8-1. won lows in the only night game played by I the and was third in niird Prey. Inter...Gann! Cleveland 9 Detroit 5 before a crowd of 50,665; the NATIONAL LEAGUE Kansas City 5 Boston 2 Johnny Reagan Kansas City Athletics took ad- Team W I. P.1 G Cincinnati 1 0 1.000 Only games scheduled. vantage of four errors to beat the has been veteran Lynn Bridwell, St. Louis 1 0 1.000 Today's Games Boston Red Sox, 5-2; and the who has two of the victories and Pittsburgh 1 0 1.000 Chicago at Washington. night Cleveland Indians defeated the has giyen up only two hits and Los Angeles 1 0 1.000 Los Angeles at Baltimore. night Detroit Tigers, 9-5. no runs in 10 innings. Philadelphia 0 1 .000 Only games scheduled. Famous Comeback Again I However, a freshman, Hank Lindy McDaniel San Francisco 0 1 .000 Thursday's Games Pittsburgh's ninth-inning explo- 1 Schwier, indicated that he might Cards Chicago - 0 1 .000 Kansas City at Boston sion was reminiscent of the many 1 become one of the staff's aces as Axed Khiasawald Milwaukee 0 1 .000 Minnesota at New York rallies the Bucs pulled in winning his 289th victory. Lindy McDaniel 1 he turned in a sparkling one-hit- Make Tuesday's Chicago at Washington the pennant last year. The Giants Results -inning, was the Cards' winner in relief. Cincinnati Cleveland at Detroit ter in a 7 1-0 victory over opened a 6-3 lead in the fifth on 7 Chicago 1 zewski hit a pair of hawsers and Ron Fairley's pinch two - run St. Only games scheduled. St. Louis. back-to-back homers by Willie Louis 2 Milwaukee I, 10 inns. Bob Cerv one in a 7-2 victory over double off Robin Roberts climax- Coach Johnny Reagan reported McCovey a n d Orlando Pittsburgh 8 San Francisco 7 the Baltimore Orioles. Even more Cepeda ed a three-run seventh-inning ral- that he had been disappointed in and and still lead 7-5 Los Angeles 6 Phila. 2, night surprising than that Los Angeles going into ly that gave the Dodgers their his team's hitting which at this the ninth. Today's Games power as the classy victory over the Phils. Wally Moon point is only .209, but well pleased 6-hit pitch- Pittsburgh at San Francisco ing job hornered with the pitching. He said, how- by Eli Grba, the Yankee Then Dick Schofield hit a pinch for Los Angeles and John Philadelphia at Los _Bill Furgerson Angeles, night castoff. ever, he expected the hitting to The Angels are tabbed a double off reliever Stu Miller and Calliach hit a two-run homer for Only games scheduled. owlingl The highs, also was praised by improvement when the Philadelphia runs. Don Drys- show the wea- Thursday's Games dale was the winning pitcher with Furgerson. Answer yesterday'. Puzzli Chicago at Cincinnati I. relief from Larry Sherry CROSSWORD PUZZLE in the St. Louis at Milwaukee Murray has never beaten Vand- last two innings. /14 ACROSS 4-conjunctlosi Pittsburgh at San erbilt in track, and the Commo- FOR " BIRCH WALL PANELING MMVMM WOMRB Francisco MAGIC•TRI LEAGUE 6-Soorchee 740MOOM MOUBOB Spoil Himare Debut Phila. at Los Angeles, night dores are expected to be one of 1-rree ticket 6-Tibetao April 11, 1 96 1 or 6-Bridge terns 74M MGM MOU3 Jim O'Toole's 4-hit pitching and the toughest opponents on the 11-Periud of tr.V. UBB BOTOM MRC home runs by Frank Robinson and AMERICAN schedule again this year. How- ALL YOUR PLYWOOD NEEDS time 3-Pronoun LEAGUE Caldwell Used Cars 725 235 :41UM MOMM3 MX Wally Post helped the Reds to 'Tcam W r. ever, the Racers, IS-Singing yob@ 5-African WOMIM 31-4043BN G Tidwell Paint Store 705 251 who have been 1 7umfort &stilton* their victory and ruined Himsl's Chicago 1 0 1.000 scoring a little higher each year le-Bulgarian 10-1tejecte4 MMMM XXWN Bilbrey's 615 341 -Declare debut as boss in Cubs owner Phil Minnesota 1 0 1.000 against unit of it MOONMMIN OMMOU N. H. C A. 525 431 them, should make their currency 16-Hail MC WQMOR Wrigley's rotating managerial Los Angeles 1 0 1.000 r best showing ever Saturday. 11-Armed 17-.1=ei MOW Tappanetts ' 505 451 conflict 2,- MVO OMX2M VO3 scheme. Cleveland 1 0 1.000, Lake Stop Grocery 47 49 BUY'S BLDG. SUPPL1S 16-Collection 110-Protective OBUQ MOW B3 In the AL Ramos hit a two-run Kansas City 1 0 1.000 In their last effort, the baseball of t•nte ditch =MONA Crawford', Grocery 425 535 -Walking II-Small ably 3MMOM3 single to help his own cause aga- New York 0 1 .000 Thoroughbreds swept a double- 17 MX0M3 MOM Lassiter Auto Sales 405 551 Concord Road PL 3-5712 stick 21-1lome inst the Yankees. Bob Allison and Boston 0 1 .000 header from St. Louis University 11-Three- Si-Fright Morgan's Boat Dock 19 57 banded 25-Toll Reno Bertoia hit Minnesota hom- Baltimore 0 1 .000 9-8 and 1-0 to bring their season 27- I. Bank of Murray 36 60 armadillo Weird 133-Antlerwit 0 Mournful ers. Whitey Ford was the loser Detroit 0 1 .000 record to 5-0. Previously they 110-1-an1ed 0-Ursine • atipai4 41 S0.1 McKinney Marine Service 355 605 estate/ animal 1111-PladMili 45-Exist in the Yankees' first home-open- Washiwiton 0 1 .000 People's Bank 21-Furtulows MI-Pertaining 36-Precipitous 44 Benign Tuesday's 28 68 33-Cheeee disk 116-Container tumor ing defeat since 1954. Results to animals Minnesota 6 New High Team Single Game 14-Lawful with 1005 36- Withered 44 Iteholdl Cleveland jumped on Jim Bun- York 0 Fuel 47 Pronoun Tidwell Paint Store '776 bodies ning for six runs in the second Loa Angeles 7 Baltimore 2 Se-compaso Caldwell Used Cars 762 WE HAVE IT! point 4 10 11 inning and Jim Perry pitched a 11 Bank of Murray 750 1. SINGLE KEY SETS -Gray 7-hit victory over Detroit. COLUMNS 111-whip Jim itiah & INDENTS! tu.itiab earl 14 Team Three Games 12 3 Piersall and Vic Power each made 2, Si-Outfit Tidwell Paint Store 2223 2-COLOR RI8E1011 & STENCIL 11- Beloved one 4 hits and Bubba Phillips contrib- 13 17 Caldwell Used Cars 2212 CONTROL' 33-Master uted a homer to the Indians' 18- strok• Bank of Murray 2115 3. ERASURE TABLE ON -Man • hit attack. Rookie Jake Wood hit MONARCH CYLINDER! 114 16 19 Minh Ind. Single 4. nickname a 2-run Detroit homer. Game REMOVABLE TOP COVER! 311-Clotw Margaret Tidwell 202 B. securely TV% PORTABLE BY CALIBRATED SCALE ON PAPE& 111-C,,nfectio• Only one of Kansas City's five Murrelle Walker 188 BAIL! 23 16 17 37-Chemical runs against Boston Judy Parker 185 O. compound was earned. REM INGTON CALIBRATED PAPER TABLE! High ?4-1tabbit 25 25 '‘ao Ray Herbert drove in two tallies Ind. Three Games 7. CARD Scoff WRITING LINE SCALE! • with a double and received Judy Parker 518 4140Offsprtni credit EXTRA FEATURES 8. ADJUSTABLE 43-Urdinance 31 3 for Murrelle Walker 494 Gives You 12 PAPER EDGE GUIDE! the A's victory although he 9. 0-Land pitched only six innings. Verona Grogan 484 assembled on any portable under '1001 VARIABLE LINE SPACER! 111111/11.•tire 35 never before 10. 46- Hai* • Top Ten—Ind. Average CARRIAGE CENTERING. LOCK, 47- Lease Kluszewski drove in five runs 11. -Profound 7 sa Mildred Hodge 167 TOUCH REGULATOR' 43 with his two 45-Night bird hopers as the Angels Morrelle Walker 154 12. LIGHTER. -Paradise • 4 2 44 WEIGHT! Mt knocked oti t Baltimore starter Judy Parker 153 OUR DOWN Milt Pappas in the second inning. 43 47 Shirley Wade 149 $8995 Grba struck out five batters, all Facie Caldwell 149 I-Animate Lovely PRICE foot 0 in the last six. innings. Elizabeth Taylor Mars Fairs Alexander 146 11.,4 •tate with Dana Andrews in the tech - (ebb, Nita Graham 144 ONLY jpists. ky eitsg-Essau• Sysdiaila. or. This may be the only time this n motor hit 11.1Arect "Eelephant Walk," Katherine Lax 143 season the Angels are tied for first which playa today and Thurs. at Jo Williams 143 place, but they're sure enjoying it. the Motility Theatre. Jenny Humphreys 142 see Greene Wilson Anna Hine 142 5.SI5I3iafR461RMigti DON'T WOW MOUT 11...WE ONLY IT'S ALWAYS NICE TO (:61 BALL AND 1 WORKj BLINDNESS ALASKA HAVE 546NAL6 FOOL THE OTHER WIN A CATCHER WHO HA6 IN 41 DC FIWER5 MEAN 4 TEAM Kb1411•314611011 CAN NM REAL cowceic.E IN KV! at Ledger & Times A CORME., 531E14,46219CES AgRAIEHT BALL! rorneal scarring produced by !I Phlertenular Keratnennitinctivitis was the cause of blindness in 41'7 41- 4# of the 6.000 blind children and Office Supply Department _ adults surveyed in the native vil- lages of the Bethel region of Dial PLaza 3-1916 Alaska a report from the Ameri- can Foundation for the Blind notes. 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LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY — APRIL 12, 19614 0.,. Departnaeltt Women's Societies Miss Nancy Carol Owen Becomes Bride Of Bethany Class Has Hears Program By Of Three Churches Thomas Dunn Hutchens In Metropolis Meeting In Homo The Kindergarten 'Meet At Parsonage The Slatra Deealiment f she Mrs. H. C. Chiles The Wcensm's Societies a Murray Worwin's Llub held Its Christ- ian Service, of the Bethel. Brooks The home of Mn, H. C. Chiles regmar meetir.g,al trie cent) hoube Chapel, and Independence Metho- was ttie scene of the meeting of on Munaeo ee ening N1131 NW tWO dist churches met Monday night, the Bethany School Class 5e5550fl5 oi the fti.illogarteta pre- Sunday ,April .3ret, at thaspareenasse Azs ef the First senung the program BasaiLst Church 11W Almo. on Monday at 700 p.m. Mrs. Loorune roart and Mrs. Eugene iti.r.s..+4:11, morning and at- There were eighteen members Mrs, G. T. Moody was the de- ter it.1....11 hanuergarten instructor*, Buxton-Key Engagement and one visitor present for the votional speaker who was intro- clire.v.441 the einairen in littie ocial Calrendae meeting. The visitor was Mrs. duced by Mrs. Jessie Roberts, pia), a.urtea 41111 banging. S Phyllis Perkins. Program chairman. Mrs. 0. C. Wednesday, April 12 Wells presided at the meeting. After the opening prayer, by by bl•-s. tL•aell hussea.. PrAtraal Mrs. Vester Orr led the closing The Wesleyan Circle of the Pint Mrs. Layne Shanklin, a brief but L.Ntiri41...,i0-e •J- JA,ftleCt prayer. Methodist Church will meet in interesting program entitled "The rtUP/A,11.1, 4.1.1.0.alimiti the home of Mrs. Dilemma ot the Young pas %.06..a oho Ace McReY- American A dessert course was served by nolds, 205 North Tenth, at seven- Mother", was presented, with Mrs. the hosteeses who were go,es,s. •i.e Ove•t•lid 444CI"II1 Mans thirty o'clock in the evening. Woodrow Collins, Mrs. ILN1 u) *ill traria beetn.g. William A. Lectra /Andrus, Mrs. Chiles, MIN. • • • • • Jones and Mrs. Phyllis Luther Alia.Aig allo11111.111, ac...41.18 mou- Perkins Downs, Mrs. Kelley Out- The Wesleyan Circle of the First presenting the topics. land, and Mrs. R. L. Bowden. lt/al. ,1 ale nounnaiiing coutirmure, Methodist Church will meet at 7:30 • • • • • S.Late men.ers Wli.14:11 Following the program, the pre- at the home of Mrs. Ace McReyn- sident Mrs. Ralph Evans, conduct- olds 205 North 10th. the .) ed business meeting. The so- Presbyterian Meet -.1•0 • • • • • L.t4 Mee. Bela N'ard, cram- ciety elected fourteen new officers maa, Ada. s ice- The Arts and Crafts Club will tor the conung year. They are Held At Church ciseeleau, Ssra. zeouer. meet in the home of Mrs. Mac Mestianse: Ralph Evans, T. P. Thomas Tarry, 104 North 12th, at Jones, J. H. Perkins, Richard Mrs. Lucien Young and Mrs. 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. Melus Linn as Schneider, William A. Junta, Mary Brown were hostesses for reirez.hnients hostess. Ruben Rowland; Ruby Neal, Ed the meeting of the Woman's A& • • • • Maddox, Leon Durseae, Boyd sociation of the College Presb7- 1:l e\L D.) ulAC005 W4.J &t- ele, Budl Hopkins, Pokie Tyler, terian Church held at the church ..oue it. 44s, sti-slO Thursday, April 13th soy Jones and Lee Bell. on Monday at 8:00 p.m. L1,114/141 The Winsom Class of the Me-. mortal Baptist Flowers wort sent to • Church will meet Mrs. Wes "Heritage and Horizons In Hoene • • • • • in the home Junes and Mn. Claud of Mrs. T. A .Thacker Collins, who Missions" was the theme of the at seven have o'clock in the evening. been ill. program presented by Miss Re- The After the Mrs. Robert JoUes Golden Circle Sunday closing prayer, which tina Senter. The devotional from was School Class of the First Baptist given by Mrs. T. P. Jones, a the book, "Imitation of Christ" by Church bake sale was Hostess For .1Ieet will meet at the home of held, with all pro- Thomas A. Kempis, was presented Mn. Bill Wyatt, 1103 Elm, at 730 ceucts going to the family of Dol- by Mrs. Edwin Larson. p.m. phus Wilson, whose house and Of Euzelian Class Mrs. Thomps Dunn Hutchens belsingiogs were recently destroy- Mrs. Jack Mote, presides, M. Robii..-rt Jared opened her .1Irs. If ayne Darnell Mr. and :dia. Adron Owen of The South Murray Homemakers ed by fire. presided. Arrangements were Ussibe on North 12th Street fur the I Kuttawa announce the marriage Club will meet in the home of Mrs: Shankliq was hostess for made for the members to attend ales oiug of the Euzelaus Sunday I Program Leader For of their daughter, Nancy Carol, Mrs. Ann T. Cavitt at one-thirty the fellowship hour, oe which time the Presbyterial meeting in Sea s.. L.:ass cif the First Baptist to Thomas Dunn Hutchens, sun o'clock in the afternoon. delightful refreshments were serv- Frankfort later this month. Monday 7:30 Temple Ifill WSCS of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hutchens enamel held on et • • • • • ed. pin The Wonsan's Society of Christ- of Murray, Group IV of the Christian Wo- The next monthly meeting is Refreshments were served by i he devotional speaker fur the ian Service of the Temple Hill The wedding was solemnized on the men's Fellowship of the First scheduled for May 1st, at the hostesses. Methodist Church met Wednes- Saturday, March 25, at Metropolis, .evening was Mrs. George Up- Christian Church will meet with parsonage. who gave an insiering talk KAROLYNN JOY BUXTON day. April 5, at 7:30 pm. at the Ill. The Rev. Art,hur E. Farmer MISS Mrs. John Quertermous at 9:30 en Psalms 23. Mrs. Booedt Vaughn. church. performed the double ring cere- Mr. and Mrs. A. suictun of Lansing, Michigan announce a.m. pi -es:nen et-seaman, Introduced the House with the Murray Auxiliary Mrs. Wayne Darnell w as in money in the First Baptist Church. and approaching marriage .4tned daughter, Karolann speaker. the imgageinent Unit as hustess. Registration will charge of the program. Others Miss Sandra Hayden of Kuttawa Miss Lorene Swann, president, Jesi. to many Dan Key of Detroit, Michigan. Mr. Key is the sect sof raildey. April 1111% start at 12 noon and luncheon at taking part were Mrs. Wilburn served as maid of honor and pret4ciod rpettin,g. Ha_ airs. 1. A.'K ey and tne late Sir. T. A. Key, and is the grariuson of The North Murray Homemakers 1 p.m. Herndon Mrs. James Lee Darnell, Lloyd Payton, Louisvitle, served lerd Parker led :he operung Mrs. Butte Cathey of Murray end Mr. L. M. aRipton ul tannin/nun, Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Carl Crisp, and Mrs. Kenton as best main. er. Mee Onzue Skinner 1.3 teasner ft,,Ane I. Charlie Crawfnert at 1:30 p.m. . Monday, April 17 Woods)). The bride chose for her wedding The Foundatienal of •he Mee Buxton is a Sesnur at the Grace Hospital Sohool of Nursing, Sunday School The Scripture reading was by an off white suit with blue ac- Saturday. April Clast will meet at the home of Burkeen.- Mrs. &tin cessories. Her corsage was of Reir'e nlnenis `Acre se.t‘"1 adiclugen. Mr. Key Is a Senior a: Wayne State eniverady, 15th Mrs. Jim The Captain Wendell (Jury chap- Mrs. Jelin N. Purdom at 7:30 thairman. white camaleas tied with blue AS YOU LIKE 'EMI the see mitsen perearis preseet bs ales in Detruit, and is majoring in Businsaa Acuramitratiun. J rues is puha:Sty Mrs. ter of the DAR will meet at the pan. The president, Mrs. John Gro- ribbon. Black patent shoes and Cheep Steelte's grouP A June wedding is planned. pesed of Mesdames Janes. J.:: hnme of Mrs. W. P. Roberts with gan, presided at die meeting. Plans purse completed the outfit. Massey, Biddle McDaniel, Ps'sae Mrs. Charles C. Wilson as cotiostess The Friendship Sunday School were announced for each mem- Mr. and Mn. Hutchens are Casne). Myrtle Well, and is s -BLIND SPOTS" at 2 30 p m. Class of the First Baptist Church. ber to bring a rose bush ..ur shrub seniors at Murray State College Wegaler., and Mssees Mar.r.a PERSONALS Mrs. E. C. Jones, teacher, will to be set out airs the church and are residing at 1405 Main aria Liza Spann. %1 Robert Bernett, Executive Di- 41, Sunday. April 16 have its Mother-Daughter Ban- grouncLs on Saturday, April 15, Street until their graduation in Mrs. Don Binden of rector oi the American Founass Mr. and The 42nd annual spring con- quet at the Woman's Club House at 2 p.m. June. Auburn, Alabama, announce the non for the Blind, who lost his ference of the First District Amer- at 6730 p.m. Reservations should The next regular meeting will birth of a baby boy, Scutt Fred- HtLEN KELLER own sigh: at the age of 15 says ican Legion Auxiliary will be held1i be made with your group captains be held on Wednesiday. May 3, NEWSMEN BROADCAST rick, weighing eight pounds and 15 COUNSELS there are stall too many bland at the Murray Woman's Club by late Saturday. at 7:30 p.m. at the Church. FOR BLIND ounces. spots in serving bland people. -Ac- Ben Grauer of NBC and Mrs. Buxton is the former mit' William Helen Keller, now over BO years tivity offered blind citizens is still L. Schirer, two noted Fredda Snoernaker. Mrs. Sadie newsmen, of r stall serves acutely as °Den of the type %shah farther are serving as interviewers asking Stenmeker of Murray is a mater- Caanselor to :he .4.-r.ersma .Fuen- delates them into a world of thew questions the public wants answer- nal grandparent. Paternal grand- or. for the Blind. 15 Wes: The Lima of help :hey want ed regarding blindness on the ra- par -s are Mrs. Derthy auxten of :rArl \ew York City. a that which will drew them more dio series "Ilan With a Question" Murra) and Mr. Dwane Buxton of closely unto the nrurnal duly life produced by Gresor Ziemer of the Mansfield, Ohio. of their communities." American Foundation fur the

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Marshall -- GRANTS SCCICILARSHIPS .1 St. Louis are visiting his sisters, GARRY h4OORE BROADCASTS Mrs. Olee Warkrnan and family, FOR BLIND 131 --Start 5.45 rhe Amer.can Foundation for Mrs. Rams Crouse and family, Opt n Garry Moore a ill soon be heard Blind. 15 %Vest lath Street, and A. J. Marshall of Murray end in a new guise, as interviewer, — TONITE k THURSDAY York ('itv. granted a total of Aber relatives in the county. when he appears on radio sta- Allred Hitchcock's scholarships and tette/shift 'They iosio attended church at tions threughout the country as -t Mirth Pleasant G r o v e Sunda) the -Man With a Question'. pro morning. luced by the American Founda EMI( NORTH* non for, the Blind. Why spend hours of DON'T SA6/1/ C/GARITTE drudgery ironing shirts mtnvittouni BANDS when we can do the ,job Don': save cellophane bands for you—a perfect job COMINS SUNDAY from c.garette packs, the Ameri- evens-tine, guaranteed to Nominated For can Foundation f ir the Bli r d please the fussiest earns. The that such col- 5 Academy Awards rumor husband. lections will help a blind person eet a guide dog is a hoax. Any Check there footuries: person a ho dog can itEIE ME Mind needs a ail Wrinkle free cense , Tner're foe people. fervent get legitimate help from reputa- shaped to ht. ble amide dog agencies peOple %el bare a tremen. hesstne Si' hreiten Settee replaced. erge to keep breatbles 'GU101 DOW HOAX nrot I banning'. Elisabeth Seal. CItOPS UP AGAIN • / "Show GirL" 'Irma X* Donee. 1/ Starching is erected- Every year, hundreds of good berry. light, or sone stall. !NMI hearted people are sictunized bs an Old hoax that saving red bin. .%/ Seale handling to pre- iñziuw from cigarette rocks wilt help blinc serve the fabric. people get Amide dog! The Amer i/ Prete:slivery finished Mi7II/OF inn Foundation for the Blind r, eves. ports there never has been a: 1/ Careful pwtagineI. truth to this hoax and that al, preserve appearance. blind person who can't affort spend ;dog is ii,otimatt.1) helped to oh Don't another minute slaving over the one. Ironing board. Call us Rowl PROFESSIONAL STATUS America s facilities for special Professional ira.ning in the been of education arid rehabilitation of Tammy Chimes. the visually handicapped are grow- Chita Rhsseas Weary Isosanitlt. doTtio Unsinkable) BOONE'S KENNEDY DIEF—N Yglincy WiTher. ing each year. Information about • way Bivnn. at the White House la 36- "lelleu Aug, 16." •13ya Bye Birdie." °Do lie Mi." coil,-.it's ant Jniversities offering year-old Rene Version, hired Counterpart of Holly._ THE s,.cit training may be obtained WHOIL GET THE TOWS—Nominees for Tony Awards, the theater's LAUNDRY-CLEANERS away from the Carlyle Hotel Andrews, Charming, Seal and Walker from the American Foundation for nreod a Onars, include these seven actresses. aLsses TAYLOR INOREWS FINCH In New York. where Prod- category, the other three as "AoLreee--. • Si/NOM/AN the Blind. 15 West 16th Street, ere alesotoeue In the "Actmeas—Idusical Star" TECHNICOLOR' dent Kennedy puts up. ceremonies come off April 18. AsP 1 HOUR SERVICE New York City. Supporting." TIN Tony _

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..0 4 PAGE FIVE kPruL 196t4 WiDNKSDAY APRIL I?, 1961 LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY. KENTUCKY Travel Coupon books are issued Class INTERNATIONAL BRAILLE Has by the American Foundation for MUSIC CODS ADOPTED In Home YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY the blind, 15 West 16th Street at no cost to blind pefsons *telling International agreement has been C. Chiles to utilize the "One-Trip" Con- reached by braille committees of cession permitting them to take the United States and tIded United of Mn. H. C. Chiles Kingdom on a common liatem of along a sighted companion at sin- e of the meeting of BUSINESS braille music notation te+OirMit Sunday Srhool Clam gle fare rate. The 11) cards must greater exchange of brailled music Baptist Church heti- be renewed only every five dean, as among English speaked 7:01.1 p.m. VARYING EXPIRATION but books of actual coupons pre- big peoples according to a state- to and rail lines expire ment by the American Foundation Moody was the de- NOTICE DATES sented bus DIRECTORY' Travel Identification Cards and at the end of each calendar year. for the Blind. ter who was intro- CHAIRS, BUILDING ADJACENT TO Mur- Irs. Jessie Roberts, SWIVEL BEDROOM chairs, Marble ray Supply. Will rent Whole build- irman. Mrs. 0. C. special $19.95. Reclining MONUMENTS-MURRAY Larraway Furni- Granite Works, builders of ing or storage space. Contact Wal- ed at the meeting. only 534.95 up. and ADDING MACHINES MEM; CLOTHING ture, 103 N. era doreet. alone PL fine memorials for over half cen- ter Conner at Conner Imp. Co. Orr led the closing al2c AND TYPEWRITERS Graham-Jackson ... PL 3-3234 a- lain. al3c tury. Porter White, Manager. Ph. PL 3-2626. PL 3-2512. j14e Sales & Service AVAILABLE APRIL 11. FOUR- CUMIN!: our 1eCENTENNIAL was served by 7 OFFICE SUPPLIES NEW THREE BEDROOM BRICK room apartment at 408 North 16th S who were Mee, Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 for the Union 1861-65 in Picture* 'muse on soute letla sUeet ex- GAMBLES OFFERS FREE radio St. across from College High $30.00 The War s, Mrs. Chiles, MIW. --0 Ledger dr Times PL 3-1918 Try it wooed uy owner. Living room and TV tube testing service. month. Zeina Carter PL 3- nullified the usefulness to the South of s, Mrs. Kelley Out- Par L Couldn't the Union have held and TOOL RENTAL 111 nuinueany. Utility free at Gamble's next to Jeffrey's. 1625. al2c most important navy yard; they kept s. R. L. 140e los Fort Sumter arid thus effected a Bowden. room. redone PL a-3032. ci al4e Monroe (below), too. • • • • PL 3-5617 OIL DISTRIBUTORS strong discouragement to the Rebels right Fortress Bilbrey's tsAbY Bleu. ALMOST NEW WITH FURNISHED APART- and Pickens, Monroe, located 3 ROOMS off? Unquestionably, the taking of Sumter, Like Sumter Mowers and Rote Tillers Inner spring mattress. Call PLaza heat, utilities furnished. Hampton Roads, was situ- Ky. Lake Oil Co. . PL 3-1323 mere.. Gas April 14, 1861, without the loss of a life, was at the entrance to Tian readeti alter 0.4/0 pm. tine from 8:00 a.m. to island semi-circled by Confeder- Meet Jobeers Shell Oil Products Apply in person a tremendous stimulant to hothead belief ated on an 5:00 p.m. Ezell Beauty School, 306 what ate-held territory after the events of April PIECE LIVING that the South could and would wrest Church DRUG STORES & FOUR 4th. Ne phone calls please. al3c 1861. PAINT STORES maple N. It wanted from the North. room secuonals, and solid Yet the Union held it throughout the war PL 3-2547 Significantly, Union forces succeeded in n Young and Mrs. Scott Drugs .. Paint Store PL 3-3080 bedroom suites. Larraway Furru- R. effectively in blockading two lidwell FURNISHED APARTMENT ON restating Confederate efforts to force the and used were hostesses for dire, 103 N. 3rd. PL 3-150'2. &lac have been of decisive 1 mile from Col- surrender of FOrt Pickens in Pensacola Bay ports that could af the Woman's As Coldwaier Road. value to the Con- STORES LAIttANALS PHILCO refrigerator only. PLaza 3-4552. the College Presby- %FURNITURE lege. For two federacy, Norfolk PRINTING dna WesUngnou.se electric range. ltp s held et the church Furn. Mart PL 3-2403 and Richmond. Morgan's Lan tie seen at 204 South 4th bt., it 8:00 p.m. Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 phone PL 3-1413. Easy terms can At the begin- al2c WAN1ED ning of hostel- nel Horizons In Horne ue arranged. HELP GROCERY STOPS, garrlaen a the theme of the Um, the 'bob LrtheitOLET DELIVERY pa- was only 400. ;ented by Miss Re- Ownos Food Market PL 3-4632 RESTAURANTS SOMEONE WITH POWER Mow- llet sedan. Phone PL 3-46101. abic The rapid build- The devotional from Free Delivery Service yard. PL 3-4461. al3p iouthside Restaurant PL 3-41192 er to cut up given its man- illation of Christ" by BOAT AND ALUMINUM power and sup- empis, was presented and steering traildr, Windshield CARD OF THANKS plies; the knowl- in Larson. SERVICE STATIONS Evinrude mo- HARDWARE STORES wheei. 1959 35-h.p. edge Confederate tor. Lam/eons Motor Sales, 2nd Osco W. Patterson and Warren Belote, presidek Walston-Young Tex. PL 3-2810 I leaders had of it. Llgtass liclw., con. 4th & Main and Main Pl.. 3-4913. al2c Keyes Patterson, husband and sun Arrangements were structural f o r- of the late Mary L. Patterson, midability, a n d members to attend IWEED RUGS 9x12 Only Whiteway Seridee Sta. PL 3-9121 FOAM wish to expres.s_their sincerest ap- leek of naval ,terial meeting in cribs adjustable txd.- Starks Hdw. PL 3-1227 Baby preciation and heart felt thanks power discour- or this month. side $19.95. Carra- Loins and crop tor the warm hospitalrty and kind aged Rebel at- TYPEWRITER RENTAL 3rd. PL way Furniture, Iu5 North consideration extended to them by tack. The bastion its were served by INSURANCE al3c JUSTICE MOSHE LANDAU AND SERVICE 3-15e2. their many friends and relations had been planned -Justice Calloway Frazee, Melugin & Holton HOLSILIN heifers, EICHPAANN JUDGE both in Detroit a n d and constructed Times PL 3-1916 .1 seitieeliiNG of the Su- recent be- Robert Gen. Insurance PL 3-3415 Ledger & complete Acteylen and Moshe Landau, County during their In part by good aue. I of Israel, is See Loyd preme Court reavement. They especially wish E. Lee while an cutting feud complete. Jerusalem as he 489-2445. shown in to thank the J. H. Churchill Fune- engineer officer, JEWELRY TV SALES & SERVICE Lunningnam or phone preside at the trial flags .12p prepared to ral Home, the Rev. M. M. Hamp- U.S. Army. of Adolf Fschmann, Nazi lead- .... PL 3-2835 Ref. Ser PL 3-3515 ton and Rev. D. W. Billltagton for -Clark Kinnaird Furches Jewelry Bell's TV & who is charged with the ill itk:Hei FARM, 3 ACRES TOIL- er the wonderful service renciered to killing of minions of Jews. ace°, pienty cat pasture. New house them. ltp READY TO WEAR miles Murray Jewelry Next to Varsity LADIES with running water. Two by Emile IlluohmIllay southwest 01 Farmington. Fireside Littleton. I'L 3-4623 5-S502. al5p I LIKE 'EMI L HOPE YOU'LL ACRES, 7 FARM FOR SALE, 89 BE ABLE TO KEEP of Hopkinsville inues southwest YOUR EYE on rlighway 164. Five room house with oath, gas heat, storm win- ON MY uows and CAUOCS, MOO grade -A" BALL dairy barn and tooecco uarn with i.4 acne IA burley tobacco ham. idetrie PL 4-4alu or see Ueorge ,louge at /inbred s. elan once, APPLIANCES, GOOD UP- right (loop ireezer. two lull sue gas ranges, wringer type webers, z automatic washers. Carraway rurndure, iod North 3rd Street. ?none PL 3-1)02 al34: -Eiren.0/.a Federal State Market News Service be Al Oopp ., 11061. •ISSE Livestock Market report. (,./MpF./) BUT, MOST13, KINDA Murray 'ni" *SOUT rviSENIN.)0wE sl?'r_yrs . Hogs: 189. Receipts mostly rais- - VO' WOULDN'T Y0'NEED WET BLANKET, -E VOItt ed grade outchers. Steady. U.S. APPROVES°. MAH PUT IT QUITE SOMEONE HUH,MA'M?- Nu. 1, 2. an..1 3 barrow and gilts A AGE AL50,5HE SHOULDN'T 0-10iCE 0'WIFE, NEEDS THET WAY- WHO'LL KEEP AH'SGiTTIN' 180-240 lb. $17.2d; 240 - 275 lb. WOULD BE -no PUTTY. MISS LANA TURN'p $11e1S1514 `140'TOEING TH'IDEAff- s16.2a-1b.75; 160-130 lb. $16.50; WOMAN TO BE 1141EY'S APT persons wound up In a hospital as result of 300-600 lb. AH CAIN'T ADOPT THE MARK, SMASHUP-Sts No. 2 arid 3 sows '7 AFTTR. I DE.EL, TO BE this accident, between homemade spoils car (hirer-0)1rd) 414.75-15.50. HONEST AE LOOK TOO if )end hours of , in Nardivilie, Tenn. HIM -NOT HUH? IrlaRTATIOUS- y ironing shirts and the conventional car (background Cattle: 268., Cow s steady to Clarence Harwood Briley III sae] the sports ear was two strong, other muses generally TOO YOUP14-- can do the iob valued at $15,000. -a perfect job years in the making, and was steady. Standard and Good mixed ie, guaranteed to siaugnter steers and heiters $21.10 -24.2d; Utility a is d CuMmercial the fussiest • cows $15.00-16.75, Cutter $13.00- sole ' 15.50; Canner 812.00-1400; Utility osse features: buirs 517.75-19.13; Medium end 400 - 600 lo. stock steers e free cellar. , &tied to fit. $23.30-25.75; few Medium heifers 4 $22 00-23.25; Medium and Good g or Imes banters 6(10-800 lb. feeder steers $2L75- ed. 23.90. lag as *fretted- Calves: 108. Vealers weak to light, in sine mostly 500 lower. Choice 180-240 by neeburn Van Buren lb. vealers $28.75 - 30.50; Good SLATS handling ts pre AIM AN' 826.25-29.25; few Choice 245-275 BLIT I THE ONLY TIME YOU GOT Nr. the fabric. 111111""'"' AND 'IOU FINDS ALL 'IOU HONESTLY, NO. lb. $28.00 - 30.00; Standard all HAVE CHOICE IS WHEN 'IMRE PUSHINe NEEDS aJT 0 LIFE IN HAVE NO CHOICE, thlaally finished weights Utility $17.75 DISCOVERED 714AT - UP DAISIES, AL. NOW $23.75-25.75; WHEN I THEM BOOKS, HUN, AL 1 I -23.25. PEOPLE wttet INTERESTED ,4011 LISTEN T' 3. PIERPCIIT g packaging I. ONLY IN NW IADNEY , I OROG6iNS re appearance. kS, • 0Lb HOAX CAUSES FIRE DECIDED TO ISOLATE 111110 ; pend anwther HAZARD MYSELF laving over the The American Fdiundat I on for the Blind wards the public to be- IOW board. Call as ware ,,f being taken in by an I. old hoax ehich does no good and ma) cause a fire hazard Every .70-4 year hundreds of well-meaning sar Amencans save tons of useless ONE'S celleophane hands from cigarette packs in the belief that they there- by can help blind people get guide dd. 1Y-CLEANERS dogs No guide dog agency he. IN WORLD SPOTLIGHT-Barred windows of the Belt lia'am, ever honored this hoax and legi- the most spot- R or eotrimunIty bull ling, In Jerusalem endues timate means of help are available SERVICE II war crimes trials, that lighted trial since the World War for blind people whon can't afford murder technician. of Adolf Etchmann, Hltlers masts dogs. • TA19.011 MOTORS "WEST KENTUCKY'S TRANSPORTATION CENTER" Phone PLaza 3-1372 303 South 4th Street Murray, Kentucky

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PAllE SIX LFrinrn & TT M1! — .1WPRAY.1 KEITTICKY • WFMNP7qDAY — APRIL 12, I AM am•••••• faintly. dents swarmed down Gorky Street, that there are more professors than office space," he explained. "However, it is very quiet As word of Gagarin's achieve- Moscow's main traffic artery. in here except Russia .. . When something is going on on the stage." ment circulated through the city a demonstration that appeared to (Continued from Page 1) Moscow's streets became scenes of be unprecedentedly spontaneous Such an atmosphere seems appropriate for history- pandemonium reminiscent of Pitts- for the Soviets. A huge red banner loving Dr. Dew who is presently working on a paper cos- tele% ison. showing hint to be a burgh after last fall's World Ser- reading „'sail to the first he has been invited to read at the Southern Historical on monaut" rolled like a Chinese fairly handsome man uith a sl:ght- ies victory or Times Square Association conventAm us Chattanooga this fall. The Years Eve. Russians hugged New Year dragon past cheering ls cleft chin. In the photograph he New paper is entitled %The CrUestion of Universal Sufferage - wore- -a -space suit and helmet. His and kissed total strangers. R usssans. in 1866: A Radical Dilemma." It is an outgrowth of a eses are deep set. He was smiling A snowballing procession of stu- Loud Celebration three-inch thick book manuscript dealing with civil - .dewalk crowds chanted -hail to the cosmos" and everyone's rights in the fourteenth amendment. Originally, the arms seemed to be waving. Loud- manuscript, which he is now in the process of rewrit- speakers :n the streets added to ing, was his doctoral dissertation. the din of radio and television Before coming to MSC in September Dr. Dew broadcasts booming from news taught high school in Missouri after receiving his open windows. master's from. Kansas State College. He then went News that a momentous event to L.S.U. where he received his Ph D. degree last year. was about to break had cirsulated GEORGE BRADLEY JR. As an undergraduate he attended colleges in Missouri, in Moscow for two days. There FSI — George Washington, D.C., and Arkansas, a fact which he WANTICIFOrEHE were reports from qualified sour- Martin'Bry Jr., • con- attributes to an "itching heel." ces Tuesday that the Russians had victedl'Qb4 forger and sent a man into spare and had Born in Aruba in the Netherland West Indies, he coon as been added brought him ba:k alive last Friday. received part of his earlier education there; duni to the list of "Ten Most flight Bradley, It was possible that such a World War II he attended school in Missouri, rives.* attempted and had gone charged with the solo had been native state of his parents. 111 awry bu: any failure was forgot- bbery of a bank in Stuart, ten in the jub.lation over the opt ilicollggeflsiuttt, Dr. Dew did research in c Florida, in January, 1961. conquest of space as the hero a Library of Congress. "My greatest experience therj -wild duck" was reported to have was reading letters writtin during the Civil War an FIRST YEAR AT MSC Dr. amar landed back on earth at 10:55 a. Reconstruction periods," he reminisced. "Identifyin to Murray State in September as m story in. 2:55 a. m. EST. oneself With the passions and feelings of a certain MID-STATES staff, says "History can be read sir ca. oroOyment." The scientific world joined the age is very important. My research in the Library of STEEL PRODUCTS gov- workers, and students, and . Congress was very enlightening in this respect." FOR LONGER WEAR officials in recognition of ernment "Often college history students do not have an the flight.' opportunity to get into the heart of historical St In London Sir Bernard Lovell, 'Itching-Heel' Dew The real study of history involves the study of tiikt! director of Britain's Jodrell Bank original sources such as letters, diaries, newspa rs, 4 observatory which has been active StAiw— in satellite tracking, had this to etc.," he went on, adding that MSC students will have say Finds History Fun considerable opportunity to study the history of ibis ;04 kt, "This is the greatest scientific country first-hand as a result of the library's acquiat- Sthul‘" achievement in the history of tam of a number of microfilmed newspapers of fhe man." Civil War period. cutitmPa g Washijpgton's first comment was Through Research "I decided to major in history because rfeel a. more restrained, but the White knowledge of history is a basic prerequisite to the House 'aidAmerican tracking sta- for Dr. Lee Dew? If so, your Were you looking understanding of America's current problems. MID-STATES "GALVANNEALED" tions had confirmed that the So- Besides, search, though difficult, need not be futile. If he isn't COPPER-BEARING FENCE viets had launched a space ve- history is fun; it can be read strictly for enjoyment," in class, he's probably in his office or working on his hicle. he said in a convincing tone. Outlasts ordinary galvanized fence sailboat. three to four times Mid States "Gal- REtAXED VISITOR—Sir Winston Churchill. 86. former British The scene of the space ship Although serious-minded and devoted to the his anees and a broad- vannealing" Orocesa fuses a thick zinc Prime Minister, has a blanket covering landing was not disclosed, but of- How do you get to his office? Just go to the teaching profession, Dr. Dew, a young and easy-going brimmed hat shading his eyes as he catches up with the news costing right into the wire PrOYidet ficials said it came down in a Auditorium and from there on. you're on your own. If man, has a wide range of interests. Much of his child- greater at Palm Beach, Fla He came ashore unannounced from the resistance to rust. omostios, predetermined area of the Soviet you find him within a couple of hours, you must have hood was spent within fifty an yacht, Christina. on which he has been cruising as guest of feet of ocean and he is end corrosion. Union. It was expected that Ca- ac- • Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis Making his first a knack for detective work—it's a feat not often very fond of sailing. His current hobby—the building gan n would arrive in Moscow visit to the US. since 1959. Sir Winston was expected to make complished on the first try. of a sailboat—is, no doubt, an outgrowth of this. either Thursday or Friday for a his next stop New York before returmg to London by plane. science department, vows "Since Kentucky Lake is the closest thing to an ocean hero's welcome. Dr. Dew, of the social in this vicinity, I may as well take advantage of he did not set up his office behind the stage in the • it," Auditorium purposefully to avoid 'visitors. "It's just he said with a smile. BLIND TRAVEL BLIND AGENCIES BLINDNESS RESEARCH BAR-OVER-BAR FOR PAIII HBRAN'S 27,348 one-fare coupon books ACCREDI- TATION PROPOSED BLIND MUSICIANS MID-STATES BARBED WIRE GREAT HISTORICAL permitting blind persons to travel "Less than one million dollars a r•• Ilma• ••••••••W Mu, 9••••• a ergo. erentowl= accompanied by sighted companions Made of Copper-Bea Panama year is currently going into re- "Gairannealed" NOVEL ma ma w P••• IS•Tia Loa Jansen M Noyes. Jr., President for the price of a single fare were search efforts to solve the pro- Mg steel wire foe longer, more sans. of the American Foundation for SerinCla. Barbs issued free of charge in the past blems of blindness, "Dr. M. D. Music for blind musicians braill- factory ars spell-pointed the Blind says the time is ripe to aPacual oa year by the American Foundation Graham. Director of thg Division ed in what is described by the had wdlefflifr evenly bailee consider the possibility of an ac- NW& for the Blind. 15 West 16th St., of Research and Statistics of the American Foundation for the Blind creditation system of services to New Y , rs ' American Foundation for the Blind as "the bar over bar system with MID-STATES the blind and that the Foundation the V •• .1. WI •• • f.--- Nr71 '• re far avoay (not it.- have to see her day after day stated in a speech delivered in chords reading downward in gT eitOcouCT9501 TPg PAW SOLD n would undertake exploratory stud- and see yLtu her, and kri Boston -And at double the the right hand," has been jointly ies. least .• to, oi • -Oho. w.11 you need 7- that I must iove her, and be present research effort is neces- adopted as the preferred system -I say s.x weeks. sir " nice to her and keep up this sary," he added. by interested groups from both BEALE HARDWARE . • a' a;• L ma' ft,.• you miserable false effect of nothing the United States and th.a. I I. asa•-•.1 ti • -Does anybody else know TRUSTEES FOR THE BLIND the United 214 Main PL 3-1S43 an 1 ...ard war-or plan to go?" in front of all the others." Kingdom, piaan'ed bee teu al bus antlaltlas. Be BLIND CHILDREN as army cab sod ad" "I believe the Grays know 1, "It won't be exactly easy for The American Foundation for Oise Matthew appotntrnest vacd ony, to seek NO the me, remember." t we potat wram 4 reawred itee have been hoping to go And the Blind has 25 trustees living There are today 34 000 blind ga. too y. • so L.1(100 thus Iras re- agairiwarut "You! It will mean nothing in eight states and Candad accord- liatth.a et.t•r.d the children and youths in the United it has. Well, if tar, •• a I. • '.at la "Mrs. Mainwanng knows?" I to you. None of ing to the Foundation's latest an- States according to the American frowned. "Yes. sir."' It is any comfort to you. I de- nual report r. aa • . • •• 1 • Matthew Foundation for the Blind all a ;tn.: • - - • • • Major fresicott took up a. cided long ago that it ham (rush cigar arid lighted it. I been a mistake and the sooner Lau- I -111 trust you to know what it is forgotten, the better." yours doing, then. Matt You But her eyes looked like coals efr •- tn may have leave, but I won't Is dark smudges of eats, and he S "'sr "f conceal from you that it would lowered his face away from her •••••• artle• be awkward. and probably on pity, not to see the suffering i•• • LIMA dangerous. if you should arrange she could not conceal. For the ot viol- for a transfer of station wntle thousandth time he bitterly re- ' you re away We've just gotten buked his own nature, and ourselves into good shape here longed for the peace of Laura's after months of %vomiting to- love, where again he could feel ('HAI'TEIt ii gether. i can't spare you. or himself at one with his own '(^ '7.11"N pits:i V., ':TH of June Gray. or Memo-4ring, or a honor. • r !, .•.,•• in; Hazard single one of our soldiers, You -Kitty, I have told you I am f , ant I e), •a-satirin can imarrine how long it would sorry." • r. • • 7.n off cer talce to work somebrity else in "CM, sorry,- she hissed in • • . ••• ;•n• for to take anybody's place. So if whisper. -How cruel and con- IT'S A HITCHING — Actress settled you think you can handle 40 celled is a man He takes an- Vivien Leigh and actor John are shown ,• !7 • •••.•,- I." go to the pri• air asserts of this big other life and changes it for- Merivale during a charge you're a0.ng to make in ever, and then when he Is tour of "Duel of Angels," be- ror Pre.- your if, you come on back here tnrough with it, he lets it go, fore 'letting an April 10 date marringe c t• 15 •ing to as ordered, you hear?" and says he is sorry, and that for their In Tobago, • • :,•- •J y• . n to return -Yes: sir." Is the end for him. But not for West Indies. She and Lau- "Pot in your papers_ lit ap- rence Olivier were divorced vhed at pro.a. them "er"Her pretenses left her and after 18 years of marriage, "lit' nil you sir" she put her face into her tense, .- I nrver ••3...'f-lo eli ' Greml•afs.- bony little hands and wept. ti •;‘44 and isn't t ' He a in .e.r.oaand at They ooth knew that she had ' 13 It FP: t be! "ye never rested until she had .s• It., on. known nun as her lower. But Lct's ,e7s .1e me trans- "Yes P, or f..1:,,.. m.ght tie convention now requirea by play . have gone far in the Army her was that overpowering her •-:: Motth,dr, I woold not Monti. en Gr.-eni.-al has never he had cruelly shapel her weak- t. • ''art' trzin• f .r It lust tiao a day s real soldier,ng. I 'ness to his desire. He could only 4:',, F ." me that perhaps don't nappen to nave ever met leave her her pride, and agree, r, • • Or a dozt.n reaaons hina Out we ye all heard of him. SA Teddy Mainwartng had long f •r • o.tirus to or.ng your Yo., i.ow It a wife!" ago in another event come to ore' ••Cji; 'Nee. "taken L ath.an'tagthattoshue, had been : at Matthew with "I near she takes a very aZree ;.• • • • alo, with .1 re, t ¶115.1:. .s.tion at tin. • Rather She knew shame for herself, • - • tt hoe what' gt, t it, at the Green- for Matthew, and for Teddy it Neither 0.a( Mainwartng. .4 it What "OM yes sr' Teddy had once made a storm •r• 1 'fl was the Hotarn Hyde Prescott sudden over her making a set of cur- SUPERB! .;. of Kitty ly stood up and put out 'Ms tains for Matthew's quarters. It a•• ant more hand to Matthew. They shook was a storm he could afford to the finest loan ... r'...ht to mean hands. Matthew wanted more.indulge, for he was certain there in the : t, .It garrison than anything in the world to was no reit, occasion to be coUon slacks Major Po -. not- at all mak. a father- out of Major'. jealous over the curtains. money can buy certain hos f - matters had,Prescott for five minutes. to tell; But when by her behavior, gone. Mrs I. may have him what he must of what overeasual and lilting about the • r!..ar. r of all that troubled but inAteaot he house like the very image of a tie • I '.• to aalut..d and left the off:, e oiddenly satisfied and single- .r. .r: ro ,11 • • minded wife who never men- dress-up slacks... IN OP.''ER to boar hers. If at tioned their neighbor, Teddy sus- It t. ''r riff'-vr facint- all Kty Mat oaring had to was brought soul-wrenching built for wear, too! loonro•rs °frier picions, he could not dare to ▪ tr •r trc n.a pretend that "sne was leaving Rambe-Top might rz it ch :se to take mm' instead of the other way utter them for fear they weak to t it ''; .• conf .ne round. When Matthew told her be too true. He was too A new high in luxury wash he sus- RambE-Tor;and • .,.; Ito conndence with that his request for leave was risk the fact. If what 'n wear fabric, styled with he good fa 'h. it Matthew showed granted, and that the command- pected were true, what must a smart look and feel you Hazard? . no more inclination now than ing officer had emphasized- that:do? Kill Lieutenant roust wear to fully appre( All sorts SCOTWIST ever of making plain a situation he was not to arrange for any'Kill her? Kill himself' ate. See them ...wear them everyone at the post had of witless splendors in folly oe- ... you'll agree ... they're wh ch transfer to another post while: washable dress slacks that keep the'. tonaptn.d to ignore. away on leave, she laughed In curred to him as he imagined ' the greatest! For line Matthew. "Laura what must follow disclosure But good looks longer, you can't beat these. Easy "S r," said her h:ghest and most breathless (Al., •••1121,ta hi flt• knew he would never be same@ • ws all I write her voice. 'putting her bards to her he smartest bait-auk stalaa-) 'wash 'n wear care... superb craftsmanship Lo•i/VPrv. I don't equal to them. He became the a',.•it rt cheeks, and slid. "I am not to finest quality fabrics. Most popular color. complaisant husband a ho must and tr ••' II be surprised by be spared even that not because Colors: Rona. Sayer, Bruit. Black, ✓ ../ f the hying conditions "What do you mean even never risk doubts Olive-Mist Sites 2 to 7 at only *293 'he trusted his wife but because $593 f.nd noir, that ?" asked Matthew gorily pr. Length: 28" Aro. .7.3 he dlii not dare not to, 1.59-'1.69 'Waist: 28" toga'. to 34. .14's• • ; 4ot to ‘,"sual- "I mean, having you br:ng Cuntisued i .11 State of altars yOUr wife back here, where I'll (To Be Tomorrow) BELK-SETTLE BELK-SETTLE BELK-SETTLE •s

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