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• \Y 25. 1962 Meta X Bat MI Round rentuccy Comma? Itempapiii fel Hints ielly to keep out- In rom corroding at Largest g ht Kockets. Put God the lubricant on Circulation In bulbs. We The City , • excellent for ty- 0 Trust Largest trong enough for use as an emer- Circulation In The County P * , ,n wash day. Pin United Press International IN OUR 83rd YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday era as you rinse, Afternoon, May 26, 1962 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 o to the clothes- .M.M.11••-• PP*/ Vol. LXXXIII No. 125 ters securely to it. ARD TO SEEK POST OF LT. GOVERNOR Boy Who Had Arm Explosions Carpenter Hopes To Finish Sewn Back Is Still Rock The Berlin Wall Will Get Backing Of Combs Debriefing At Grand Turk In Critical Condition Explosion Could 1UPli — A 12-year-old BFAIIAN 'UPI — Five explosions Administration boy whose In The Race --- severed right arm was early today rocked the Communist CORDDRY debriefing sewn By CHARLES W. assist in (elbow astro- back into place in an opera- eason ,awalhlaledilynaditnhgen eBoenVrient.e United Press International naut . Carpenter, an tion remained on the danger list _By friends — something the job of I-door Sedan GRAND TURK ISLAND, Baha- expert diver, helped save the life today. e Crash JOSEPH VARILLA BB one place a leaving itbkanockrricadin:a,in totter- commissioner of highway's does mas Scott Carpenter. of another diver who had passed Everett 11)PI — who Knwoles Jr. of Somer- ing in another. United Press International not offer. returned healthy, hungry and alert out underwater. ville, Mass., had the arm torn West and East Berlin police Ward has aerved in a number 88 H'top with from from three orbits of the eartta The talks the scientists his shoulder Wednesday rushed emergency' squads to FRANKFORT, Ky. IfP1, - of legislative and CENTERVILLE, Iowa — A stewardess, one uf the Com- administrattive hoped to finish telling eager sci- ! probably will last into the night, when he was by a Boston & the 45 persons wall between central missioner of Highways posts in state medical investigator said today a who died East Berlin Henry government. He is entiats today about his experiences and there may become final ses- Maine Railroad train near his when the Boeing 707 jet and the 'French Ward will for a former chemical burn found on a victim's sector of West lieutenant gov- commissioner of conser- in Wagon in space, with time out for some sions Sunday morning Carpenter home. broke up in the air over southern Berlin ernor next body raised the as the seriea of explosions year on a ticket back- vation and at present is still the of ails beloved skin-diving. was tentatively scheduled to ar- Officials at Massachusetts Gen- suspicion that Iowa. a'some type of 'started about 1 a. m. chairman of the State Pairs Board. Sunday, the nation's new space rive back on the mainland about eral Hospital say there is a "one explosion" occurred Judd said the burn appeared to • on ! Speculation that the blasts were :f 2-dr. H'top returns m. (EDT Sunday. in a million a Continental Airlines j et be -some type of chemical hero to 3 p. chance" that the bura the work of an organized resist- welcoming parade Before they let him go, operation which crashed Tuesday night. from a higher grad e (or a and a the ex- to put the arm back chemical ance group in East Berlin were reunion with his wife, Rene, and perts wanted to pull from Car- on will work. than jet fuel. Dr. Charles L. Judd, coroner of 'discaunted here, although the ex- their four children. penter every' detail they could of Although s'uc'ha feat He said it appeared "more sus- Tornadoes Hit has never Putnam County, Mo., said the plosions apparently were set off Today, more long sessions with the apace ride in a Mercury cap- been accomplished picious all the time there before, a team burn was found on the body could on the eastern side. doctors engineers sule that started Thursday morn- of surgeons of a have been some and were sche- at the hopsital have type of explosion It was considered unlikely that duled the tracking ing at Cape Canaveral and end- been preparing aboard the plane. Large in little sta- for just each a any East Berliners could reach Area hospital ed about 250 miles beyond the case for Officials of tion that has served as years. the Civil Aeronau- the wall anti stay there long "de-briefinga planned capsule landing Because ilur..ay tics Board center for the U. S. area in of their preparedness Hospital (CAB) declined to com- enough to place the series of ex- -lardtop the Atlantic. ment orbital space flight program. with the doctors held some hope that the immediately on the finding. plosive-s without being discovered. Second Time Carpenter out of contact with the world for boy would Edward E. But hoped to take a reg,ain use of the limb. Slattery Jr.. public However. Western officials said 40 tense minutes but coolly It will he information break during the day to get in await- several years before it officer of the CAB. it was possible that bonbs may some Ain-diving over the coral ing rescue in a life rail is known id the six-hour said he hoped to have operation Census — Adult ...... 67 a statement have been tossed at the wall by By United Press International beds off this Bahamian island. There remained one major will prove sueceasful. Census — later. Nursery 8 East Berliners in the dark un- Tornadoes devastated areas in When he was here in February to question to answer out Carpen- Adult Judd said the right arm Beds 65 of the seen by the Communist gurads. the central and southern plains ter's flight in has Aurora-7 cap- Emergency stewardess, Martha Joyce Beds 0 Rush, About 50 Communist border Friday night for the second time Air 4-door sule: Was it trouble in the con- Eight Bodies Are 23, Manhattan Beach; Patients adislitted 1 Calif., had guards in battle-dress. with steel in 24 hours, and thunderstorms trol sysem, or something else, Patients "extensive burns." The Found In Blaze diarnissed 0 burn area helmets and machine-pistols, raced dropped rain and hail from the Gray Ladies To which caused Carpenter to over- New Citizens was "black and charred," he said. to the area and Rockies oor 0 began blocking to the tobacco belt today. shoot the landing area? ASBETOS, He said this led him to believe the holes with A Que. UPI-- Eight Patients barbed wire. woman was killed and her 00r Carpenter's answer seemed to admitted from Wednes- that it came from bodies were found unexpectedly a "flash flame husband critically injured when be that it was something else. —ime that came Be Honored At earls- today in a two-story house day 10:30 a. m. to Friday 8:00 suddenly and a tornado struck their farmhouse there evidently was some trou- then was over." a that became the tomb of two Two Workshops To . Henry near Anson. Tex. Four persona ble in the control system, Car- a. m. Miss Rush Ward mothers and gx youngsters when was believed to have were hurt by a twister at Weath- penter told technicians Friday, been working Be Conducted Reception ! an explasion of propane gas in the tail section of ed by the Combs administration, erford. Okla Five were injured Here but he spotted it himself, took Bobby' Outland. Rt. 2; Peddle the plane. tank ripped the dwelling apart. Her body was not dis- it was learned from reliable sour- i by a tornado at .Dill City. Okla. over control of Aurora-7 manual- C. Workman, 102 North 13th.; covered until Police searched the ruins until about 42 hours after ces Friday. I Six confirmed tornadoes and ly, and aligned it properly for the Jesse Lee McNeely, •Route 5. Bent- the crash, lying dawn and made frantic house in tall grass some Two art workshops for 1962 Sources close to Gov. Bert T. three unconfirmed twisters were The Board of Directors, medical critical re-entry into the atmos- on; Mrs. Glen Reeder. 413 North 21 miles calls in the middle of the night northeast 44 the main high school students will be con- Combs said the governor, after reported in Texas. staff and employees. on behalf of phere OW: Miss Beverly Riley, 706 wreckage to neighboring families to count of the fuselage. ducted on the Murray State Col- weeks of trying, finally' has con- Three tornadoes touched the patients of the Murray Hos- If Carpenter is right. then Olive: -Mrs. Willard Glen I3easiley down sci- chirenld before they were certain Judd, reached at nearby Union- lege campus this sunaner. vinced Ward to take -the No. 2 ' in Oklahoma and funnel pital. have scheduled a lawn re- entists will have to clime% their and baby girl, liardin; Mrs. Rob- clouds ara 3-5315 that no other persons ctied in the ville. Mo., said one other body The first, which will concen- spot on a' ticket headed by Ned were reported aloft at five ception for the Gray Ladies at 3:00 first theory — based on what may ert „Overby and baby girl, Rt. 1, other explosion Friday night. Three also had a "very slight" burn. trate on painting and drawing is adult. ,:zrasarin the state. There were p.m. Sunday. have been ,misleading telemetry Akno; Mrs. Jerry Hiland and He children were injured. said the FBI took tissues scheduled for July 5-18. The sec- "There Sc an understanding tornadoes at Superior The Gray Lady Program with signals received on earth from baby girl, General Delivery, Hard- be- Police said the blast occurred from the burn area to check on ond, on three-dimensional design, tween Ward and and Byron. Neb. members of Murray and Calloway the capsule — that Aurora-7 was in: Mrs. Paul Wheatley. Rt. 4; Combs," the at 9:40 p. m., tELY1') while Renald the possible source. !will be from July 23-Aug. 3. source said. A tornado at Del Rio. Tex, County and students of Murray eight to ten degrees off in align- Mrs. Leon Hall, College Farm 'Lambert. the only father in the Earlier. Slattery had confirmed The workshops will be co-spon- Ward would neither flattened a church, causing 125.• State College has been active for ment, an that woubri have Road: Mrs. WiWiarn Etherton, Rt. confirm or two-family home, was attending a there had been reports that there sored by Murray State and Mur- deny the report. 000 damage A drive-in theater over one year at the local hospital made it streak far beyond the 5; Mrs. Harry Jenkins. 509 North church meeting and his wife and were "powder" burns on two of ray College High School. Richard -His formal was damaged, a home unroofed and the college infirmary. waiting recosery fleet. 4th.; John B. Simpson, 1304 Far- announcement is not two of his children died in the the bodies and that parts of a Jackson, of the MSC art faculty, esdpeeted to be made and 10 -city •owned equipment The Gray Lady Program satin- Aa for Carpenter himself. the r: Mrs. William Paul Hobbs, for some wreckage. tail section bore marks of an ex- will be the director. Other art tine, however The reason barns were damaged. soared by the American Red Cross verdict of physicians and psychi- 1665 Ryan; Erich Frommke. Rt. is that Dead are Mrs. Renald Lambert. plosion. However, he had. said faculty members will teach and Ward would have to resign Slit Bugdings Damaged is composed of volunteers, who atrists who examined him meti- 6, Mrs. Robert farmer, Rt. 6; his 44, her son Yvon, 2. and one of these reports were "in speculative advise at the workshops. present ;dace immediately Al Vernon. Tex . a twister un- are trained under a program de- culously was that the 3'7-year-old Mrs. Norman English. Rt. 6. Bent- if he her twin daughters, Michele or form" and "we have to have Tuition scholarships will be pro- announced he was running. rooted trees and destroyed a barn signed by the American Red Cross Navy lieutenant commander was on: Mrs. tames Beale. Coldwater And n i ele • 6, Mrs. Arthur Paradis something concrete to back it up vided for those who are accepted Ward still has some and a garage with the cooperation of the neurnal in every respect. Road; 'Mrs. Charles Adams. 917 work he local a widow. 54. Luc Pellerin, 11, before we can say anything." for the workshops. Those who would like Three tornadoes touched down medical facilities. 'N. 16tha Marvin Smith. National to accomplish before Louise Toulain. 8. llieguette Briere, would like to have application stepping dawn as at Anson. Tex. there were un- • "It is the desire Hotel; Mrs. Charles Rob Darnell commissioner of the hospital 19, and a boy identified only by forms should write to the direct- of highways. confirmed tornadoes at Avoca. to recognize the invaluable anl baby boy, Route 1.. Farming- serv- Death Ray Will Go surname,surname,his Bourassa. or. Jackson, at the college. Stamford and Hamlin, Tex. Anson ices that are perfortned ton; Mrs. J. D. Elkins. Rt. 1, so faith- One of the lambert twins was Aged Woman The schedule of the workshops Combs Wants Ward and Vernon are in the Abilene- fully by these On Sale Next Week Farmington; Mrs. Lizzie Cherry', volunteers in the in critical condition in a provides for intensiae studio class- Wichita Falls area. Gray Lady Program. Model. Tenn. Combs has felt for some time These com- Sherbrooke, Que. -Police hospitalin said it es, mornings and afternoons, Mon- Six buildings, including a hotel, munity spirited - women that Ward should he placed upon give free- was imposable to say which twin Patiants dismissed from Wednes• Dies day through Friday. with lectures, -were damaged by the Weather- ly of their time LANDON A ri av the ticket in order to beat a at scheduled hours (sr -- California- girl was dead. exhibit visits, films, and field ford. Okla., tornado. in the service made "death ray" that ticket headed by former Gov. A of the patients in can pene- day 10:30 a. m. to Friday 8:00 trips. Programs of 'recreation are The Dill City, Okla , twister cut the hospital trate steel goes on sale B. Chandler in the Democratic and in the infirmary here next planned for some evenings and a path 700 feet wide through the on the Murray week. • Dog Poisoner 8. WI. Mrs. Lola Burton. primary. St a te College age 94, died weekends. northwest section of the awn, Campus," It is the "Laser"—short Friday afternoon Even before the governor ad- 4 Administrator Bernard for Is At It Again at four-thirty Jackson said that the workshops damaging 30 houses. A broken Harvey said. light amplification at a rest home mitted he was endorsing Breathitt by stimulation Mrs. Andy Scali. 212 "man: Mrs. in Fulton, Ken- would offer professional art train- natural gas pipeline threatened • .Members of erniasion radiation—developed tuaky. She 'was the to make the race for governor he of the Board of Di- A dug poisoner is at it again. Odell Lamb Rt 2, Hazel; Frank wife of the ing for students before college. I for a time to cause a greater rectors, medical by the Hughes Aircraft Corp. late Allen Burton and tried to convince the commission- staff and em- two City police found a dead dog be- Erwin, Ilardin; Walter Olson. 1615' was born opportunity for daily contest with disaster at Dill City. ployee group years ago. in Stewart County, er of highways; to become Breath- i of the Murray Hos- hind Carter School and early Miller; Homer Wicker, 110 Poplar; Tennessee in people who look on art as of At Oil City. Okla., a-here the pital will act as Hughes international technical 1967. itt's running mate. host and hostesses this morning dogs belonging to Mrs. Ralph Black, Rt. 1, Farming- meta. day importance, and the 'state's third tornado touched down, to approximately manager J. Scott said today Survivors are 'two Supporters of the Combs ad- 50 of these the Rex Alexander and Junior Lamp- ton; Mrs. Janie, Thomas. Rt. 3: sons, Rudy opportunity to experience work fir 3 storage building was flattened, ladies. company would market Burton, Pans, ministration think the Breathitt. a small kins were poisoned. Mrs. Fred Cotton and baby girl, Tennessee, Quent- a professional college art depart- power lines downed and trees Unknown commercial version of on Burton, Huntington, Ward slate can have the same by some perhaps is the ma- These are the first dogs report- 903 Main St ; Mrs. Robert Ilorns- West Vir- ment as an aid in deterrning uprooted the fact chine next week ginia; one brother, effect that the Combs-Wilson Wy- that there are men in this for use as a ed as poisoned in about five by and baby boy, 322 N. 7th.: Charles Jones future educational plans. Winds up to 90 miles an hour program latioratory tool of Paris. and three att "team'. had four years ago. who are most welcome sseelos. City police have picked -up Mrs. Oxie Paschall, Rt. 1, Airno; grandchildren. were measured at Ws's. Okla., and He said the Laser, which pro- Funeral services The first indication that Combs valuable in the assistance in a large number of stray dogs in Mrs. D. W. Fox, Model. Tenn ; will be held and (Alahorna City, where an- the jects a bean of at the Miller Funeral OPERA SINGER was beginning to have some suc- care of male patients. At this light brighter the city in the past several weeks. Elmer Wilkinson. 310 South 16th.; Home Sun- other funnel cloud was seen, re- _than the sun, can day at 230. cess; in his efforts came at an time the men of this American drill a hole They were held for several days Rex Harrison (Expired) Rt. 1: m. Bro. A. G. ported 83-mile winds. Red Cross through two inches of steel and Childressawill officiate. Burial will Eastern Kentucky Turnpike meet- Volunteer Program are and if not picked up were killed. Hardin; Baby girl Beasley, Rt. I. NEW YORK 'Heavy rain and hail caused ex- recently Wait; be — Opera sing- ing on May 9 at Natural students of the local canmus. used to sbine a two- Hardin; Mrs. Charles Vaughn and in the Hazel Cemetery. Bridge tensive crop damage at Big er Richard Tucker was reported State Park. After that Spring, . Administrator Harvey, Chief mile-wide beam of light on the baby girl, 405 College Court; Pallbearers are Clifford White, session Tex. of NOW YOU KNOW in -fairly good condition today United Press International the Medical Staff Dr. Hugh moon. Mrs, Jimmy Lewis. Hardin; Mrs. Gaylon White, Douglas Shoemaker, report- Wavy Rainfall Hous- at Long Island J ea/19h hospital, ed that - ton and Board Scott said the Laser could be The Eskimo curlew, once phe- Edward Brown Ilertle Craig, • Leland Alton, and the sorters of the Chairman Carl and baby boy. where he was admitted Hail the size of hen's' ages fell Kingins used for radar transmission, va- nomenally abundant, Lelon Strader. Tuesday Breathitt-Ward ticket were con- on behalf of the thous- is now con- Hardin; Mrs. Silas Futrell, Rt. 5; suffering at taiton, Ky.. and Knoxville, ands porizing metals to examine sidered one The Miller Funeral from physical exhaus- mitterably heartened. of patients who have, receiv- their of the world's rarest Mrs. Charles Stephension, 800 Pop- of Hazel tion Tenn. Marble-size hail stones at substances. inducing chemical has charge of the At that meeting Combs intro- ed benefits of the volunteer serv- re- birds having been sighted only ar; Mrs. usap Adams 1620 %V. arrangements. Pineville. Ky., routed a crowd of actions, welding The tenor canceled all his en- duced Ward by saying the 'high- ice wish in this way to and for Optical once in each of the past four Olive; George Haley, (Expireal) several- hundred, including Gee.. express experiments. gagements through mid-July, in- way conanis.sioner had run for their appreciation to the years. • 1301 W. Poplar. •, Bert Combs, at the annual • volunteer BLIND FLEE FIRE cluding a tour of Israel. public office before and he Moun- workers. was tain Laurel Festtival. bore Ward would run again. Half-inch hail fell at Charles City, Iowa. NEW -YORK 4UPU — One-hun- Steppes! Up Efforts . Moorcrott. Wyo., hitd an inch dred-seventy blind workers used of raio. A thunderstorm al Fort gton Since then overhead guide lines to escape the governor' has Smith. Ark, Fridiy ended a 24- Weather stepped safely Tuesday', when fire broke up ' his efforts. One of the alaY - drought. At Omaha.- Neb.. reasons out On the . top floor of the five- is that he has. been told the Army Corps of Engineers re- by Ripert shpry •Lighthouse Industries some that without Ward as a ported heavy maw in 'the past 10 • running mate Breatbitt's 'chances days have added • .a million acre, PS,. ..ould livieesel:aio The fire started in a stack of as not be 'good. afeets of. water to' Missouri River , cartons in the factory.., which pro- The 'so-called 4understanding" reservoirs ThreeThree-quarter-qua-ter inch rains • duces bma, between the two came aornetone fell J'ri4y at Caapet. " • • Western and south mops anallaraiiies. Wyo., and central Kan, 'The bliad "workers this weer it ''was reported. And Rapid . S. O. lucky — .Partly (amid rraetrried- to lassaisPeaa today and 'Nen'• Ale _beer. it came after kveral lays of Thunderstorms smith 80 tonight and aunt*: wh • - male scattef- • close personal'contaict and much *winds gusts buffeted aoutharn ed ithoaers' 'and alunderatorms. persuasion. rims -Friday. The sky became so Little 'Change :in . EITARTS' FINAL TRIALS' Among the arguments that were dark at,Marion. Ill . that. the city's High today near 90, low in tiAe , used en Ward wate that the com- electronically controlled street 60s. i'ORKTOWN.. Va. all — The missioner of Highways is still rel- lights were switched on aut(xnatic- world's first nucielm - powered atively young — he will be 52 ally. Marion got a half at inch of 6 a. m (laST).: merchant ship, the NS Savannah, next month — and could possibly earn in half an hour. Louisville 66 leaves here today for three days make the race for the No. 1' spot A continuing heat wave sent Lexington 64 of final acceptance trials. ROUTS ROBBERS — George in 1967. Ward had wanted to run temperatures to the 100 degree Covington Kt The 22.000-ton vessel surpassed Mau. a phar- for governor next year but Comfits mark at Gage, Okla.. and Wichita. S. Paducah 71 engineers' expectations in prelim,: macist. holds the machete ha chose Breathitt instead for the Kan., Friday Florence. S. (' . and Bowling Green 63 inary tests earlier this year. If used to chase two would-be • top spot. Alma, Ga. had highs of 99. llopkinsville 03 final tests prove satisfactory, the robbers from his store. Pollee It was emphasized that the lieu- Cool air lingering over the 1.011(100 59 EUROPEANS FLEEING STRIFE-TORN ALGERIA—Hundreds of Europeans streaming Savannah will be turned over to who found blood stains in a out of tenant governor's seat would be north half of the nation dropped Evanaville, Ind • 76 war-tom n Algeria wait with their baggage behind barbed wira at the entrance to the States Marine Lines for stolen getaway car &Sid It Matson- a a good stepping stone. It offers temperatures near the Huntington, Blanche Airport In Alglera for aircraft to fly them to France. maiden from Savannah. was certain at least one of freezing W. V3, 56 possibilities for making a minimum mark in the _ Ga., to New York. the men was nicked. northern Great Lakes of enemies and r maximum of area.

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-PT • PAGE TWO - .7—THE LEDCER-sr-Irrit .S._--: MURRAY. KENTUCKY 7 THE SATURDAY LEDGER CIIMES MAY 26.1 PIPOILIZHED by =Xi= - PAGE & 'OMB?WM HOMES Cemoslideelee Ihe Shaw IDOIMPSBIL IMMa Cleveland LACK BATH 21mea-thaald. Ladoga. The (Mioemw Indians Calmisar at. gas. Wham. Old MA Should Be Congratulated 1042. ha 14dalmiima. LONDON (11P1) — Nearly 5 lion homes in Great Britair .th11323 For C. Wii..mais. Being are without a bath, pUBUSKIII Lucky Enoug Frank A We 4 II To Keep Essegian a Labor member moorve stilbt Ite of Parlia reject assy Adwartamisie. claimed air Public 'Pasco Seem akoh, Loam Ile BM 1111111111: By MILTON RICHMAN Monday. temeet Ims oes apinisa. ago aft oiled had to give him et oar melees. ha lha Bast kW I Prr.. Inlernotlootal a hand in the victory over the Colts. Skinner's If you get a ninth after chance sometime John Callison hit a was NATIONAL litKPILBEXPITATIVIEk today, send three his second of the game Your WALLACE a congratulatory -run homer. Willie Mays bank sells shares of Madams Are_, Memphis, WITMER al. to the wore and came off loser Bob 'Euefenau- Tecus_; Tar di Lab 111/11 . drove in four runs with his dom. Ask tor them liamplameam Bldg_ Detroit. Bldg. hew Bask 14th er. Roy Face held the Colts score- under Mx*. S.24 Nut because they're homer and a single while name of United tied for Orlando less over the last five to States Sa, No44544 Ihis first place again, but Cepeda also socked Bonds. Bonds are Pea (.1friise, Mersey, because they his 14th hom- gain his second victory. good for ) Keesiocka. lar isommisdes were lucky enough, er. Roman good (or Second Class as to be turned Mejias America. Bu y litailler down cold The hit his 10th homer for SUBSCRIPTION w hen they uttered Dodgers clubbed five Met bonds during the Freedom RATES: By Carrier Chuck pitchers Houston. I Neon& Me. Iss blerrszy, Essegian to the Boston for 18 hits to Drive. la Cahoon, airi pa' week Ma. pee Sox Red produce warm adjamead edialkes. earlier this season. their highest run WS& pass. 411.111 4144. total sirup*. shift- — The red-hot ing their franchise Essegian, hitting a from Brooklyn • Cool .383, has to Los been with six major Angeles. Coming up with S league-clubs six-run rallies The -- \I \ 1 26. 196ti already. He drifted in the third and around so much the sixth, the of the because the word Dodgers made it a MURRAY Drivesin was that he not shoo-in for Theatre have a only couldn't rookie Joe Moeller. field, but also couldn't Larry Burright, in the run. Fr a nk Thomas Quotes No one ever and Cliff Cook church From The said he couldn't hit homers. Open.. 6:30 * Start News hit, though. He 7:30 preside By gave a typical Banks Struck Down UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL example Friday The Reds * SUNDAY*MONDAY*TUES L. Ho GRAND night in leading! collected only two DAY 16". Isl. \\ I. the Indians to a hits off Cub * Thurm Project — Dr. George 2-1 victory over loser Cal Koonce but Mercury psychiatrist. Ruff. the Washington one of them — Nellie describing American Senators. was a two-run dou- Scott Carpenter: astronaut Essegian drilled ble by Frank • his 12th home Robinson in the A SEARCHING • ”Sc,ttt is run in the eighth fourth LOOK INTO a guy who thinks aliont alternatives inning off loser and that was enough had 10 seconds .. . If he Claude Osteett after to earn Moe iii ehich te make having dou- Drabowsky his tiro THE INNERMOST DEPTHS Pret up his mind, he would bled and scored victory the dvciston in the ninth make on John Romano's since Aug. 14, 1960. second," single in the Banks Erni, OF A WOMAN'S sixth. was carried from HEART... And just the tuna to convince those on a stretcher after II01.1.1.WOOD once who being hit or AM A MAN'S DESIRES! — Actress Marilyn wrote him off as the head by nude Monroe, describing a "butcher" a pitch in the ninth bathing scene in her a in the outfield, but was latest movie: Essegian helped listed in good conditio "The set was Pedro Ramos to after being closed, all except for members his first victory removed to a who were of the crew of the season by Milwaukee's hospital. very sweet. I told them making a fine Aaron brothers to close their eyes grab of Bob flan their backs. and I or turn Schmidt's sinking themselves quite a think they all night a/04st 2 did." . liner with two on the Cardinals. 01 and two out in Hank accounted NEwto the tor - HELPING HAND—Robert Buck (left), second .inning. five runs with ATLANTIC CITY. A 15, who broke his two homers and NJ. — AFL-CIO left arm pole vaulting, and Washington's only a PTA Nleany, blaming President Gettrge Phil O'Dell, 17, who broke his run came on while Tommy had HUE the National Association r.ght arm playing baseball. Danny O'Connell's doubles three L 4 of Manufacturers, are carrying on in eighth and a NAM, for failing to the saxo- homer, inning single. Lew Bur- solve the unemployment obrxe section of the Salinas. Calif., High School the first run the dette was credited 1‘ problem: band. Senators with "I don't have /he scored for Osteen tictury his first confidence in, American in the 27 in- following four 12' to eseliese management nings he has Ray defeats and HUSTLER that an .increase worked Washburn in their profits this season. was the loser. 24 drop in unemployment." would lead to a Osteen's record is Bob 0-5. Skinner's 13th inning Ten Years Ago Detroit followed triple 14. Today Nips Yanks by Johnny Los Ledger and The Detroit single 20 • SE All LE. \\ ash. — Tunes File Tigers edged the powered the Pirates Secretary of State Dean New York Yankees. to their . phasizing Rusk..em- 5-4, the Bal- mtKirG the need for c' operation between th timore Orioles and Russia e United States breezed past the CONVICTER in space exploration: The new educational building Boston Red FOR 'KICKS If the First Ithinist Church Sox. 9-5, the Chicago LI "The frontiers of sloace will be dedicate.1 tomorrow White Sox .might be pierced by huge . morning at the 10 beat the Minnesota .propelled dreadnaughts nuele,ar-. The new :50 service. Twins, 5-4, MIL-WM:KEE, Wis. IFIISON building 41111, with thermonuclear was started on May 22. and the Los Angele,s H. 11P11 — Louis The moon might weapons. pastor. 1949. when the Angels nipped Kimmel. 58, president -be turned into a military Eir, britke the ground the Kansas Citir Pioneer of the l'iase." on the present site. Athletics. 5-4. Iron and Metal Private First Class illibert Wawrzyniakowski found Co.. was of the In the National guilty Friday of 457th Airbtrne Engineer League, the San a. deputy kicking WEDNESDAY Hattalit in sva drowned late ,Franciscc, sheriff in and THURSDAY day evening yester- Giants c rushed settien the pants .- on Kentucky Lake in the recreatitmal Philadelphia the he was served 30 Years con structed area being- Phillies. 10-7, the der with an or- Ago This Week I. the Army. concerning the wage Dodgers massacred employe. of an 'RETURN Ledger and Times awes Ray I. re ouch. son the New York TO 7. S. File of Mr. and Mrs. F. 11. Mets, 17-8, the 'ALL HANDS ON Crouch of Lynn Grose. \sill p. The Of be one of 144 students to be defeated the Chi- edger & limes graduated from Ness MeXtp) cago Cubs. 2-1. advised by es ire from Senator AL&M Si'liege une the Milwaukee 3- T. (1. Turf hue yesterd..y Arthur J 2nd. Braves outscored The Freedom PEYTON PLACE' afternoon that Miller pas..cd assay at a the St. Louis Bond Drive had the loa Frazier & Cocke hospital in Chattanooga, Cardinals. your chance is DECK' - id on grade and Tennessee, on Friday.tl was a native 11-8. .ita‘nznn.sdinsvetv.h to du something the fsIt• the remainder le of cati,,wav comity burgh eenthPiitnts-- Jour for Ct trd k td at a of Pirates hurdled the country. Buy extra es.st t.f S•3.185. Ccilhts Houston ings U.S. Sav- Cttnstructi.on ;} Bonds — for America's Plus ork %es:. started and future FIREWORKS!! ice here last Friday on Chicago .:•F nrna13nd your own. 4 plant fur the ty lee I ompany the se hitth "ill operate ning homer, a blow 4 North Sixth Street. un 20 Years bitterly dis- WEDNESDAY, Ago This puted by the MAY 30th Charley Week Yankees. was the Looney. rtnerly of Murray. Ledger margin fur the COSTUME among the visited friends and Times File Tigers' fourth eon- JEWELRY, OUR BIGGEST older reside s here secutive victory. SHORTY EVER!! last Friday. Mr. Dick McAuliffe PAJAMAS - Looney. also hit a • three-run homer off for the illarold E. Pranthin, loser Bill GIRLS son of NI r. and Mrs. Stafford. Dim Mussi Nlidaay. Toy Brandon his won received his wings May fourth game although 11 with the first class for nicked JEFFREY'S ANOTHER • vet to graduate at the Air 11 hits. Detroit had miiiiiRSAGC-A:R:AMAN Candidate Schott] in :M- only five. !! imi Beach, . Gentile Sinks Doses Jim Gentile . Funeral servici-s for drov.• in four runs J. E. Taylor es-ill be 'held this after: for the Orioles kuon at the Oak Grove Church with his 13th hom- with Bros Henry F. er and a single i. II. Thurman. Paschall, against the Red am! Paul tier 'iifficiating. Sox. Chuck Estrada Hse southaestern won his third Kentiicky cities; game with help VOTE 'Ittpkinsville. Bowling tireen. from Dick Hall. OR Murray. Mayfield, and Bill Monbouquette w a Russellville, sold bond s tagged LADIES •ssties Saturday to finance the purchase with his fifth loss. ! of electric istribution power A pair of facilities from du: Kentucky triples by Al Smith. I -Tennessee. Liglit were the key Power 41111211y. blows for the White Sox as 1T,S Commencement they handed -the YOUR TURN exercises ,will held Fridav their Twins TO forty-six night- for 'third straight setback. members of • the senior class Horlen Joel at Murray, High survived a three-run !sChtmtl. by rally Minnesota in the fourth to inning post his fourth victory. Kralick Jack Wilson Today's absorbed hls third Wilson defeat. Wyatt Games n...:roit at New York Leon Wagner's Baltimore eighth inning at Boston single off loser John Minnesota Wyatt broke • at Boston a 4-4 tie between the Angels and Minnesota at Chicago As. Southpaw Jack Spring was Cleveland at Wasnington. nignh sht• the winner. it Manny Jimenez, tied Los Angeles at Kansas City, with Essegan for the American Sanday's League Games batting lead, belted - Baltimore at B tstm ninth his homer for Kansas City. Cleveland at Washington rgi rf•-•• Southpaw Detroit at New York, 2 Billy Pierce won his AMERICAN Eil•GUE Minnesota seventh at Chicago. 2 game without a loss for i• I out. Los Angeles the Giants even New York 23 4 .622 at Kansas Cos though Stu Miller Cleveland 23 1 .622 Minnes NATIONAL Los na 23 18 61 2 LEAGUE Angeles 17 New York 8 Spell SANITONE Lsos i• San Francisco and win Angeles — 20 17 .5 3 San Fr.ancise,, 10 Philadelphia 7- a New Baltimore — In 14 .682 Pittsburgh 20 18 .526 31 Angelt. 4 Houston 3. 13 inning' Chicago — 28 15 .651 1 21 10 .525 S• Louis Today's Games Detroit 23 16 .590 4; Philadelphia 18 17 .514 4 Cmcinnati at Los Angeles "by Appointment" karisas 22 16 .579,-5 New York Blouse City 16 24 ,429 t•-issrgh at San Francisco 21 17 .553 6 Chicago Bost di 15 23 .395 at Cincinnati. night aiikee`"" 1ft 23 .439 10 Milwaukee Washington 10 27 .270 13 at St. Louis, night elphia 16 23 .410 11 Friday Night's Results Pittsburgh at Houston. night 16 23 .390 12 Detroit 5 New York 4 • ra,e3g.i Ilunday's Games 14-2T .341 14 Chicago 5 Minnesota 4 Chicago at Cincinnati V irk 12 24 .333 14 Milwaukee HERE'S Cleveland 2 Washingt at St. Louis how - • Friday 'Night's to Results Win: Pittsburgh Sal t un ire 111,•Boist on 4 IC.sc,nnati at Houston Save the letters on 2 C'hicago 1 Philadelphia the collar support portion Lis Angeles 5 Kansas eity at Las Angeles. of your shirt package 4 MS..) auk c 11 Si. Lours 8 2 until New York at San Francisco, you have enough letters to spell 2 the word S-A-N-I-T-O-N-E. - When s• you have a complete set, you may claim ../our prize of FOR Appointment" a new "By blouse at our store or from any of our routemen. Remember, every one of your hushand's shirts sent to us is laundered and finished to perfection and packaged in our Crush -Proof Shirt Pax. The collar support of every Shirt Pax is printed with a letter. Save them all, trade with your friends U. S. SENATE ss. and neighbors. -spell SANITONE and win ;blouse. CHOOSE FROM . . .

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MAY 26, 19tA .SATURDAY PAU — MAY 26, 1962 LACK BATH THE LEDGER & TIMES 41.••• aej MURRAY, KENTUCKY mrpD — Nearly 5 me. wow. wwwwwww PAGE ies in Great WIN THREE Britain visited the Ralph Gallimores Sa- nit a bath, still Mrs. Ina Paechall and family Sun- Frank Allaue turday nit. They enjoyed a WRONG WAY member of day p.m. Parliament wiener roast and ice cream. Monday. Bose Darnell HOUSTON, Tex. 41F1 — There, Mrs. R. D. Key spent Monday visited Howard something Morris and family of a standoff in the with Mrs. Warren Sykes. Saturday af- suburban ternoon. community of Benaire, iank sells where a highway shares of tree Bro. and Mrs. Dee Vaden sign on the out-' k for - and Mr. and skirts reads: them under Mr. and Mrs. Glynn On- attended Mrs. Clark Morris Of "Yeld siv Right Of United th4 Battle Creek, Way." States Saving, the singing at New Bethel Sunday Michigan visited ionds are Mrs. Ella The city said good for you- afternoon. Morris and family, it was a county r America. B Tuesday. sign and demanded the county u y extra CURB GIRLS, 18 iring the YEARS OLD or Bro. and Mrs. Warren Sykes maim a correction. The Freedom [HELP WANTED over. Apply Mr. and county Bond in person, no phone NORTH FORK NEWS and Susan attended Church Mrs. Bailey Grooms said it was a city sign. calls please. n—"— F R SALE at carried Jerry's Drive -Inn FOR RENT Scotts Grove Sunday morning Ancil Wicker to Memphis Said a city councilman: Restaurant, r and Tuesday "I don't FOR Haiel Hwy., Murray, were dinner guests for a check-up. know whose sign IIIE BES'I' JOBS register PICNIC TABLES. of Mr. and it is, but I de- with Ky. m29c 5, 6 or 7 FOOr APARTMENT Mrs. Charlie Wicker mand an us, Commercial Employment lengths, -5 rooms and tile Albert Gallkmore was of Paducah. Hello Larue. investigation This is painted, stained or un- bath, taken Jack Key embarrassing." Service. 208 North 5th. painted. vinyl tile floors, radiant quite ill Sunday is not so well. He has Dial 442- Call PL 3-2450 or 492- heat, night to Chese- been 3188, Paducah, Kentucky. oar port, storage Vice, more Hospital ill for several days. Theatre tic 2560 or see Just beyond city limits where he is being WANTED brick patio, 1324 Main, PL 3-3871 treated. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Wynn TO RENT on Concord Road or miles vis- WANTED: 2 MEN WITH 41 from Adults. No Pets. ited Mrs. Lona Nance Sunday CROSSWORD Answer to Yesterday's CARL city limits on Hazel J-7-C Mrs. Cooper Jones, Mrs. Peggy af- PUZZLE Puzzle to service 2400 established Highway. ternoon. -t Fuller 4 ROOM FURNISHED Farley and children and Mr. ACROSS 7:30 customers. Car a NIC1.1,Y FURNISHED APART- tine Apartment, and 9-Part of ship nd references electric heat, Mrs. Homer Paschall visited Bro. 10-Heraldic U0000 OMOOQ neceseary. $80 per ment or house for next fall. Call available June 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Vaden, Mr. and 1-Health, device TUESDAY week to start. MY 1957 4-DOOR IMPERIAL, Adults and Mrs. George Jenkins Mrs. 5'Uncooked w000nm mmmOMM * Write 808 W. 753-1437. Adult couple, air only. Ronald W. Churchill, Sunday Fred Orr and Judy, Mrs. 11-Real estate 00 0000 Central Ave., May- no chil- conditioned. Full p.m. II-Small store map ROHM field, Ky. dren or pets. power, clean and PL 3-2411 or PL 3-2736. Virgil Paschall, Mrs. Mildred 12-Silkworm 0100 0M000 Phone 247-6013. m31c m29c good condition m28nc Mr. and 19-Regret 1100 throughout. $1250. Mrs. Elbert Elkins from Wynn visited the Herbert 13-Native metal 21-Suffix: like 000W BMW Pin- Paris', Orrs 14-Inveralon of 24-Make 00 3.1409 or PL 3-3048. 1 tc 2 BED ROOM HOUSE AT 405 Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Key, Sunday afternoon. stitches. lace '3110Mla 000311100 Mrs. In 25'Hasten South 10th Street. See Wayne Peggy Farley, Mr. and Mrs. knitting 26-Sea eagle 03011 M000 1954 CHEVROLET FOUR Oman Mr. and 15-Rage 28-Man's name SMOMMW -DOOR, Stone at 1401 Johnson Blvd. m29p Paschall and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gaylon Morris and it- Indonesian 0111001 YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY automatic transmission, Ceylon Mr. and 29-Ship OM 000W 0000 COUNTY radio. Call Morris visited Mrs. Ella Mrs. Ralph Gallimore channel ow PL 3-5687. m29p Morris Sunday visited Gaylon If-Spanish pot 30-Brood of nomob mom p.m. H. Morris in the IS-Vexes pheasants mom! ROM NOTICF Mr. Army camp 2u-irluwer 03 and Mrs. Harold Holley and in South Carolina re- MCKIM= 000gO1 PARTS Mr. and cently. Betty 22-Wheel track Li- Female FOR ALL ELECTRIC Mrs. Gaylon Morris visit- Jo Clayton also went 23-Cloth sheep WOW 000= BUSINESS shavers. Lindsey's Jewelers. PRIVATE ed Mr. and Mrs. Taylor along and visited her husband, measure 36-Tell sr )22c invebtigations, confident- Holley 24- Propositions ial Sunday afternoon. Tommy Clayton. They 37-Exhausted of 43-Chills and service. Jun Armstrong, Dial plan to be 27-abdicate energy 47-Stlkworm Mrs. Iva Paschall at home the first Si-Ventilate 3S-Ocean fever LOOK: GREEN 4423186 or 444-6516, 208 North was in Mur- of June for a 32-13eam 44-Girl's name 48-Lifeless ACRES 'FRAMER ray Tuesday few days. 3S-Offer SALES Union 5th Paduceit, Kentucky to see Dr. Hopson. 33-Fragile 46-River In 61-Remunera. City, Tenessee new de The 37-Landed Africa Sinn and used R. D. Keys visited the Tell DIRECTORY Mobile Homes, all lam, FARMERS: Orrs Mr. and Mrs. Glathow Property see WE STILL HAVE Sunday night. Windsor to-Reverence 1 IOW us before you trade. A and Preston Kuykendall, 41 M5 6 7 MS 9 10 11 J-19-C few bags of DeKalb Bro. and Mrs. Warren Mr. and -Tell seed corn oa Sykes and Mrs. Nancy of coal 759 .195. nd, 805, 852, Susan, Tommy, Kuykendall, and Mr. 44-Struck 12 1003. Murray Hat- and 'Mike Jenkins and out. 14 ADDING ALMOST NEW 1961 DELUXE chery. Mrs. Virgle Paschall visited (slang) aUNgr3 gs!s! MACHINES OFFICE Frigidaire m31c 49-Keyed up Is ....4% ui and TYPEWRITERS SUPPLIES Electric Range. West- with interest 1lr •16 17 Ledger & Times inghouse portable dishwasher. SPECIAL ON ALL SPRING A Ull PL 3-1910 Call Shoes 52-111-1.0dIng la 19 Salea & Service 753-3674. as low as $1 per ;7420 m26c pr. In basement 53-14ntlea 'UUUU Ledger & PRINTING (if Murray Hatchery. 54- Hake lac* Times PL 3-1910 m31c Lamb's pen V.:440.emegial fp Ledger & :4,4Ko4130C Times PL 3-1916 85 GALLON DE LAVAL MILK toon• NNW SS-Shekel. an 611 X927 28 ki30 bulk tank. Good condition. pearlan DRUG STORES Rea- CARPE'llS CLEAN klag ezs TYPEWRITER RENTAL sonable. Call Jacob W. EASIER with 57-organ of 31 ORSM.:4 Pickel, the Blue Lustre sight ..4?g::0111 Scott Drug. 527-7955. electric shampoo- PL 3-2547 AND iERVICE rn2811 er. Only H-Peruse Ledger $1 per day. Crass Furni- 34 35 36 N37 31I 39 & Times PL 3-1916 ture. DOWN ill Rh INSURANCE m28c :,.M-..;•:::i•)M1 4141 CRUSHED. ICE 1 -Wife of Zees I= USED IN BAGS. IT 2-Island- eft 21111 Frazee, Melugin & AUTO PARTS crumbles. 42 43 44 01.2, 45 Mohan a•array Auto Wilson and Holsapple FOR Ireland 46 it 48 Gen. Insurance Salvage - Hazel Rd. Gulf LEASE 1- Fldit,le fish :•:4) PL 3-3415 Parts For Station in Hazel, Kentucky. IURSDAY All Models - PL 3-3754 j 4-Diners •".•:•:.51 652 m26c FOR 4-Cooke in II LEASE, MODERN TWO Bay oven service S• Skill station in Murray. Excel- ...., lent 1-One who II L HANDS ON potential. Very low invest- w.,rks on se n ment. Phone PL 3-5424. I6nm iiiiiiiii sehUh IAN FLEMING'S Greatest Thriller tfc 1- Lk.hhins Distr. by United Feature DECK' Syndiccie, Inc. VT...0[LpEC2palal. WANTED LADY WANTS TRANSPORTA- MKS!! Don to OR , Colorado. Call PL Bucy's F FINE FINISHES a 3-1740. CHAI TF.f: With m29c Door & Wall Mirrors kY frightenirat eikidennessi.1 sticking 11.1-K1A1 IMMIGRANT AID—Holding by Carolina 30th 1611110 LARGO'S team was! rit forty five degrees REFUSES her eon's head 10-yr. Guarantee. out ot the n.utts to Bond s non. In her lap, a Chinese woman, Door and Window moving torwrird and out or the water. one of thousands of refugees Building: Glass at a'the gleaming Torpedo snape who have been escaping Cut to Order. EVER!! speed that surprised of Now Bona was half in from Red into Hong J the electric Chariot shot the refuses the persuasion Kong, Bone both be saw into wash, and It would only of a police officer to be hospitalized See. Jimmy Bucy with 27 Years the Small the arena. Largo sat astride be WHEN for her illneas N ! ! whirring propellers it minutes oefore Largo managed WILT (unidentified). All the refugees Supply _ on the m the saddle He was as their give hunger Building Experience. backs of the enemy. bent oown to twist ana get oute reams for their flight, and all behind the &nab perspex nano* Co face deportation. 623 S. Lento's shield him. Bono made MS 4th Street Phone 753-5712 1-RAMA men were wearing to get extra speed up his mina. DE CURED? !! cornpremed-air and nis left Re let go of Largo's `speed packs. hand ticks two aqualung PFARel TT bulky cylinders of the Manta and, clutching strapped DO- spears pointing the stern or the I THINK LINU5 IA CAN'T STANDOUT tween the forward while torpedo between THERE IN (YOU'RE twin cylinders of he controlled the tits legs.. and 16R1614T. CHARUE 114E FIELD MAKIN& 06 ALL BASEBALL 6 SUPPOSED their aqualungs, single Joy- back untb he YELUN6.",CMON,O,ARuE that operated suck with his felt the top of the z Say BROWN... eaRL/N, INTO Ht/POCRITES: TO BUILD CHARACTER, small 'screws. right. rudder at YOU CAN CO IT!' WHEN rus back. Now, U as NOT TEAR Conibined As ne appeared, the two Could avoid WE REALLY KNOW StoUcAter DO ITt IT DOWN! with the trudge of guards the screw: when... the fins. his gave dropped their gun* on He reached one them at least the sand nand down aouble normal swimming and held up the eoup- between ms iega *aft' .speed ling got •ftrm grip ‘11.4r4iib in opeP water, of the sled. Largo slowed on the rudder, with your dollars! but /Jere, &flume aovrn and neaveci nun- the and drifted up to than. self IIILP MUST MULTIPLE broken coral end Slow-ti oy backward ano oft the SCifINOSIS One man caugat the rudder 40,04. the maneuvering of the sled and machine. Now kis face, inches HELP FILL THE MS HOPE wrestled to pull the CHEST preceded oy the electric Chariot away from the whirring Send Char- backward toward pro- roretnbubons min eta Postmaster iot, the team was ,'ierhaps the couplings. peller, was buffeted by only They were going the tur- • knot taster than tc get out! bulence, but be dragged Bond's Largo was going hard NANCY group. now threshing their to take the downward and aLL Las way bomb out Ihrough felt the stern g fag forward to an interception the and corning with dim. pent drop it in deep Soon the by Ersi. Ihulumitsr that was rapidly escaping water or bury danmed thing would them. it! The same thing be almost And there acre the nen of would be upright. Bond wrenched • done with ,.be second the lot .of the enemy. Bono stopped bomb in blade of the rudder sideways counting the Chaco. in after twelve. And a right-angled turn and most With then, I HEAR of them Carried under- the evidence gone. Lar- his arms almost torn water go would out of guns with extra spears asy that be bad been their sockets oy the strsan, HE'S In quivers ambushed by let strapped to their rival treasure go. Above and In front of him, MUCH legs. The odds minter*. How was were ball. 11 be to know as the torpedo veered right- only he could get within spear they came from a United States handed, Largo's BETTER submarine? body, thrown range before the alarm was His men had fought by the sharp back turn and the given. with their Mark guns, but change of balance, only beca.use crashed into Thirty yards. twenty. they nad been at- the water, twisted Bond tacked first.. quickly over • glanced behind Cm. There Once again the and faced downward, were treasure-hunt the maak six of his men almost at arm's cover would hide searching for Bond. length: everytheig. the rest straggled out in Bond was beat, utterly de- a crooked The men line. Still the masks were still wrestling f.,,ited by eahausition. Now there of L.argo's men wth the coupling. was nothing New pointed for- Largo was for him but CD get ward. itstking Still they hadn't seen the back anxiously. Bond away and somehow stay alive. black shapes measured the making for them distance and flung The bomb was immobilised. the through the himself forward coraL with a great Chariot gone, careering in But kick against the coral. circles over 111, V I tees now, when Bond was the sea. Largo was Cape IOU 6..16•••• level with Largo's rear guard, Largo turne4 In time to fling finished. Bond summoned the re- the op LIL' ABNER moon threw Ms Shadow for- an arm anG parry Bond'. mains of his strength and slug- stab war', paie pitch of with his right-hand spear gishly dived down toward his by Al sand ano one man, and Bond a mat last hope, a refuge 0I-t,MIA/1 Copp then an- with the left among the AH BURIED other, glanced quickly round. rattled narmiessly oft the aqua- coral. &ASV!, TH MASK DRAPPED lung cylinder', on Almost IT, UNDER Bond got a foot against a Largo's back. lazily, Largo, his W-WHur OFF DURIN' STICK GO Bond drove on strength TE5TER1N' - 'HEADY—'TAIN'T lump of ciral and, with this head first- 'us unimpaired. cam. 00tut) UP!! THEY to hands out3tretched after HAPPENED? MEN SAFE TO HAVE give him impetus, flung minself for Um air turn. swimming in a giant, ROCK,SO A 14er tube in Largo's easy -5 BABY forward. The man had no time mouth. ciawt Bond swerved in THEY 019.'- AROUND!! among WO1JLD4T A to defend turnself. Bond's spear Largo's hands flashed to pro- the coral heads A white MAIO= caught tect sand passage KETCH ME WIF him ii the side and hurl- himself, dropping his two showed up and its BA3Y-1 followed cr.r! ed him against the next man spear* and Jerking back the It; then there,waa • tit•w '.4 By joystick fork_ in line. Bond bored on into the he had been holding in mass of naked men now scat- his right The Chariot surged Bond, trusting to the small forward extra tering in all directions, with away from the two protection of his rubber their jet guards suit, id, red and packs accelerated. and shot obliquely up- followed the narrower A spear ripped Into the rub- ward toward the surface while lane between the sharp clumps. ber the two Hid Pax II, protecting Bond's stomach bodies clung and strug- now a made shadow was gled above and Bond felt pain and .wetneas on its hack him, following Min. Ljir- that Might go had them all, tw blood or sea It was impossible to not bothered to get into water. fight the He dodged another flash eclentlacally. Bah men channel. He was' swimming of tore abgve a blouse. metal and a gun butt hit him vaguely at each other the coral, looking clown. hard on while Witching the head, but With most their teeth clenched desperately Bond, biding his time. of Its force spent on Bond looked against -the the rubber meuthreeces that up. There was a cushion of water. gleam of It IcnocIted were their lifelines, but Largo teeth round the mouth- ban silty and piece, Largo he clung for a had a firm grip on 'he Cheu-tot knew he had got moment to a coral him. Bond flexed ASBIt outcropping. between his knees while Bond kW finger) to AN' 5LAT5 . The battleground get 01114 1,084.14, ipo.• Mad fry had to use onehand more life into them. 'Si'. .440. 'shifted to hang 'How 11111!". . by Raehura to a wide expanse Of on to Largo's.equiprnenk could he hope to defeet Wow Vas Boren Clear to pra. AND NOW THAT Water [tinged with broken vent hfinseliegter.,•-"wit eslo4e1:,14siate. ollar coral. -r, • 1640W WHO 'NAT EILARSTED • On the far stile of this: Again motet- 7 • Bond saw the a.nd •erReai• Largo'5 el- MONKEY 'IS - grounded sled pow. crashed And now the narrow 'passage 4 laden with sibmething into Bond's face was widening. 3 long 'and while"13ond dodged There was the bulky with • rubber covering, from side to ent of a sandy site to talc& the blows channel ahead: the silver toriSedo of the Char- On the There wee no meith and not on morn for Bond to iot, and a close group the predrill", turn round. 040 of men glass of his mask. He could only swim that included the unmistakable, At the same on into time Bond hammered the open trap. Bond oversize figure of Largo. with his stopped free ' at and stood. It was the • • e hl only target, only Largo's kidneys, tilling to do. Largo had him beneath the like a rat OW Bond kept well brown square of in a trap, But at the flesh that was least ',ergo N forest of coral and all he could reach. would have to come began In and hie stalk of Largo. On get Wm. the hot- The Chariot broke surface .81111, among the coral clumps', fifty yards down Biers there the wide chan- Bond's were several spears from leading to fate land Domino the open sea and VItalles) the underwater gulls. Bond tore crazily will be decided as the on, Its nose, tilted story , picked up two. by Bend's comes to a couclusion *eight over the tan, hers tomorrow.

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PAGE rouR orr"•"■"r ". THE LEDCER & TIME, — MURRAY, KENTUCKY SATT:RDNY — MAY 26. 1462 Mother-Daughter Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - PLaza 3-4947 Tea Held By The Girls Auxiliary SCOTT DRUG I

The Girls Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church held-special meet- Will Be Open This Sunday ings during GA Focus Week May 13-19 with the climax being a for your Drug, Prescription and Sundry Needs Mother-Daughter Tea on Friday, May 18. at four o'clock in the Woman's Society Of afternoon in the fellowship hall WE WILL BE CLOSED from Calendar of the church. 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for Church Hour Christian Service Social A color scheate of. green, white, and gold, the GA colors, was used, in the decorations with Annie Meets .1t Church officers will also be held. the -Friday. May 25th • • • • Armstrong Circle of the WMS ar- Class' The Fidelis Sunday School ranging and serving the group. The Woman's Society of Chris- 30th of the First Baptist Church will' Wednesday. May Mrs. tian Service Of the Martins Chapel George Ligon, Mrs. Paul have a potluck luncheon at noon' The Memorial Day picnic of the Methodist Church held its last Lyons, and Mrs. W. J. Pitman of in the fellowship hall of the Calloway County Country Club meeting of the conferance year at the circle served the group from church. Hostesses will be the vie:- will be served at 6 p.m., catered the church on Tuesday evening the table overlaid with a white presidents se-ho are Mesdames S. by the ladies of the Calloway at seven-thirty ('clock. and green cloth and centered with L. Horn. Rufus Saunders, J. H. Mrs. Harmon - Whitnell presided County High School PTA. Hostess an arrangement of white and Thurman. and B. B. Keys. Miss at the meeting which was opened will be Messrs and Mesdames Ed green flowers. Nellie Mae Wyman is teacher. Waldrop, A. W. Sim- Sixty with the business session. The • • • Settle. II. T. mothers, daughters, and minutes were read by Mrs. Ver- mons Sr.. Louis Charles Ryan, and guests attended the tea. The girls c4' non Roberts and the treaiurer's re- Tuesday. May 29th Miss Madelyn Lamb. and the sponsors wore their white • • • if Putnam dresses with green_ Pliet port -by Miss Frances Whitnell. President Leslie of the sashes which A -number of things were dis- Calloway County Retired Teachers they .had also worn on Mothers NW4 SHOWING!! cussed including projects to raise Association has called a meeting Miss Glenda Suiter Day when they sat together as money for the society. The group of this organization in Room I ot a group at the morning worship ADM: ADULTS 75c - CHILDREN, Under 12 25c Building Honored At Shower services of the voted to raise their pledge. Mrs. Student Union at 9:30 church. Weekdays - Open 6:30, One Show Only at 7 p.m. a.m. Dr. John Quertermous will On Wednesday evening. May 16, Hilda .Whitnell reported .on her .-lt The Smith Home Sat. and Sun. - Continuous From 1:00 p.m. ...trip _to the WSCS district con- be ,the speaker. An election of at the mid-week prayer service feretioe held in Memphis last a special recognition service was SUNDAY PUNCH-ln a speech to 22.000 persons at Madison Miss Glenda Suiter, bride-elect ExclusiverEngagement! month. I held for the girls who had com- Square Garden in New York. President Kennedy appealed of James Newsome, was honored -Giving Yourself" was the title Musical Progra 171 pleted the work for the special directly to doctors to support Ms plan to finance medical with a miscellaneous shower on of the program with Mrs. Vernon steps. W INNER OF care fur the aged through the Social Security program. Presented At .1lpha Thursday. May 17, at seven-thirty Roberts as the leader. It was open- Completing the ladies-in-wait- Similar rallies of Democrats were held in 32 other cities o'clock in the evening at the home across ed with the group singing -Give ing step were Kathy Converse, ACADEMY the nation. The American Medical Association () Department lleeting of Mrs'. Rudolph Smith on Circa- of Your Best to the Master" led Cindy Humphreys, Debbie Jones, planned to alug back, on TV, in the blazing issue. rama Drive. - - _ by Mrs. Alice Jones w also read The Alpha Department of toe Kathy Lockhart, Debbie Kelly, 4 AWARDS the scripture and led in prayer. Murray Woman's Club held its The hostesses for the prenuptial Patricia Parker, Beverly Paschall. 1 I,R FREE MOTH PROOFING a Using the four major emphasis last meeting of this club year on occasion were Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Eavky Robertson. Donna Shirley, EXPERT CLEANING AND PRESSING of 1960-64 quadrennium. Mrs. Saturday. May 19. at noon at the I James Suiter .and Mrs. Evon Kel- Marilyn Wisehart, Audrey Rich- Homer 'Charlton. secretary of club house. ly. ardson, Donna 'Rogers, Debbie spiritual life, gave meaning of the Moody, and Linda Billington. JONES • An enjoyable musical program The honoree chose to wear for Those completing CLEANERS Orst. -The Faith That C minds the maiden 1 was presented Mrs. Howard the lovely occasion a pink dress step were Julie Settle. TEDomaxar SUPER TECHNIRAIIr /0 a tsu r rmussm Phone Mrs. Carmelita Eldridge. se- , Melanie retary of missionary education. Olila and a trio composed of Mrs.! with matching accessories and a Phillips, Nancy Thurman, Gayle SEATS NOW gave the second. "Frontiers That Robert Miller. Mrs. John Ed Scott.' hostesses' gift corsage of pink car- Rogers, Martha Starks. Linda FOR ALL PERFORMANCES Call Us", and the third. "Factors and Mrs. William Forgers-in. They i nations. Mrs. Burie Suiter. mother Boyd, Carlotta Underwood, Jan 11111"21117-7.71 MATS. St 200 EIIS. at I P.M. That Confront Us and What They were accompanied by Mrs. Rich- of the honoree, wore a navy dress Parker. Lulu Young, and Carolyn NAT RYAN HUGHES Have To Do to Our Personal ard Farrell. with matching accessories with a Smith. Christian Responsibilities." Mrs. gift corsage of red roses. Mrs. Mrs. E. C. Jones is the director Numbers presented by the trio and. • Roberts gave the fourth, "The B 'yes. Newsome, mother-in-law- and Mesdames Velma Wisehart were -When You Whre A Tulip". Program That Unites Us In Wit- to-be of the honoree, chose to Rubin James, and George T. "Inch-Worm", and -Moon River." ENDS TONITE JOHN ARNA GREGORY. JR.. ness and Service" wear a green dress with matching Moody are the counselors. Mrs. Ohla sang "My Lover Is A Miss Whitnell gaee the financial accessories and a gift corsage of • • • Chubby Checker in announce the formation Fisherman." -The Month of May", of a partnership report on the budget for the past white carnations. "DON'T KNOCK THE "May-Day Carol", and **Without year mentioning various items un- Margaret TWIST" for the general practice of law AsSong." ,The program was con- Miss Suiter opened her many Crider ier each heading. She gave a • AND • cluded by Mrs. Ohla and the trio lovely gifts which had been placed under the firm oed copy to each member and Hostess For Meet "5 BOLD WOMEN" name of singing "Thy Little Ones, Dear on a table overlaid with white for the secretary's record book. Lord, Are We." . cloth and centered with an ar- 'oe benediction Of Class Group was by Mrs. rangement of red roses. HUGHES and GREGORY • oene Ellis. In the absence of the chairman The Shining Lights Sun.a SUNDAY thru TUESDAY Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Charlton and vice-chairman. Mrs. Wayne Games were directed by Mrs. School Class of Scott's Grove •ved refreshments to the twelve Williams. secretary, presided at Kelly. Refreshments were served with office:. in the Baptist Church met on Thursday mbers and one visitor, Mrs. the business sessi n preceding the front t he beautifully appointed . . . WE'RE BRINGING THEM night at the home of Miss Mar- c••.:rley Bratcher. who joined program. table overlaid with .Tucker Building the a white cloth garet Ruth Crider. The and adorned with a red roses' • .• hostesses were Mesdames Miss Crider presented the de- Murray, Kentucky W. E. Blackburn, arrangement. Henry McKenzie. votional thoughts and read the M. C. Galloway, James Scripture. Dames Chapter has Clark, and About fifty persons were pres- Mrs Glinda Tutt led in TOGETHER Miss Rezina Senter. ent or sent gifts prayer. After a brad business ..-Innual Dinner At session and a group discussion, the Paris hostess served a delicious refresh- Landing meThnte IN MURRAY! THE LEDGER & TIMES The Murray State College chap- next meeting will be on '-r of the University Dames held June 14, at the home of the teach- -•s annoal dinner at.Parig Landing er. Mrs Paul Gargus. Hotel Tuesday. May '22. honoring • • • thcir husbands and. the graduatin2 HAS - members. Economic' strength is an im- portant The tables held beautilul ar- part of national security. Underwrite rangements of pink and white to' your country's might -by buds and ivy Mr_ Ken Stubbli - buying U.S. Savings Bonds I tied gave •h • iosoication. regularly. Your bank sells them. IT! Mrs. Roy Smith, GOT president, tr.- I trodueed the club sponsor, Mrs. I J Matt Sparkman, who presented the Ideal Dame. Mrs. Michael I Barthel. The Ideal is elected by • secret ballot and presented a sil- : ver bracelet by the dub. . The PH T. (Putting Hubby Through) degree was conferred , ELIZABETH by Dretd ralr Woods on the seniors RICHARD I and plomas were presented. Group singing and games were TAYLOR & BURTON led by the program leader. Mr, ROLLERDROME Michael Barthel Guests of the - club were their OPENING - 1 husband. Dr. and "ELEPHANT WALK" "LOOK BACK IN ANGER" Mrs. Ralph Woods. and Mr. and I JUNE 7th ! ! Mrs. J. Matt Sparkman. A dance followed the program N E.ROUR SERVICE GIVE HOPE!' DRY CLEANING

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