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The Ledger and Times, May 6, 1961

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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ,Y 5, 196' I. Selected An A Best All Round Kentucky Community News/Nips. Largest The Paper Circulation In The City NEWS That More Largest People Buy Circulation In ch visited her The County Vaughn, .in t week. tort Sanders United Press International IN OUR 82nd YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 William Cher- May 6, 1961 Vol. LXXXII No. 107 pkinsville one' Miss Patricia hospital with ne. They visit- vhile. of Buchanan .da last week. .ally felt like vacation. NON-COMMUNIST WORLD HAILS LAUNCH . spent Thurs- Janice Alton Jones Still Clerk Cannot Remove Services Are Held Even Communist Press Says I spent Thurs- Name From Ballot Carry Back is Eva Joyce 'School Contract, For Peter Heppner Shepard's Flight -"Notable" olds Ceifter Funeral services were held this FRANKFORT, Ky. TIM A ris Smith and Favored In morning at the First Baptist rs. Sam Webb County clerk has no authority too Church for Peter Heppner. The LONDON ITS — The non-Com- tions to of his friends, remove the name of a dead can- President Kennedy on the Of Attention rites were conducted by Dr. It. C. munists world hailed America's "success of the first attempt to Herbert Alton didate from a primary election Derby Chiles. Burial was in the city ceme- launching of a man into space shoot an yed a wiener Ordinances OK'd ballot without a court order, ac- Today American into outer tery. todaa. contrasting the openness ef space." 1 supper with By GARY P. GATES cording to a ruling Friday by the attorney general. the U. S. achievement with the In nald Galloway United Press International By RAY AYRES Mr. Heppner had been a mem- Paris. the newspaper Figaro Lee County secrecy veiling Russia's prior "cos- lay night. ": *The Murray City Council met South Seventh street. Under an DETROIT [UPI — The Lassiter Clerk Edward B. United Press International ber of the First Baptist Church commented that Frenchmen were Combs asked the attorney gener- monaut" claim. more excited by last night facing a heavy schedule agreement with the city property murder trial reached the end of LOUISVILLE Ky. IUD — The since 1912 when he moved to Mur- Shepard's flight Sykes was sick al if a constable candidate who Even the Communist press con- than Gagarin's, "doubtless of legislation and problems con- owners wanted the street widen- its third week today with the Kentticky Derby came up for its ray from Missouri. He operated because d church ser- died must be included on the ceded that Cmdr. Alan B. Shep- the Americans...made cerning the city government. ed for its full length between jury's attention fixed on Herbert bal- 87th running at Churchill Downs the Heppner tailor shop for many it possible she is well by lot and if the only other candidate ard's feat was "notable," but add- for us to follow The council approved the school Sixth and Seventh. A. Jones, a key witness for the today under a threat of rain and years. the whole ex- is entitled to a certicifate of ed that it could not compare with perience. minute construction contract between the The city was to provide labor, prosecution. nom- a muddy track. But 15 horses by minute." ination. Active pallbearers were: Brad- the reported orbital flight of Rus- France's Communist city and the Dunn Bros. Construc- plans and .specifications while the The 28-year-old Jones taking we -e ready to battle for the most organ Hu- .rnerd Vaughn Asst. Atty. Gen. Walter Herd burn Hale. Herschel Corn. Frank sia's Maj. Yuri Gagarin. manite said Shepard's tion Company, winners of the low property owners were to pay for the witness stand for the fourth - coveted prize in horse racing no flight was Mr and Mrs. man said, "there Lancaster, Foreman Graham, Bry- "remarkable," bid. The contract was accepted by all materials. A bill of about straight day, faces another ses- is no specific matter what the conditions. Three London dailies, the left- even though it was and children provision in the statute stating an Tolley. and L. D. Miller. ist and the just a "flea jump" in comparison the City School Board after Dunn $2,600 is still outstanding Cotham sion of cross - examination by A ready rain beat down on the Mirror conservative the duties of the clerk 'Oder Express te Gagarin's Bros. was determined the low told the council that this bill defense counsel Joseph W. Louis- track; Friday. And showers were The Max Churchill Funeral and Mail, all carried the feat. such circumstances. Should Inspire Resistance siwnie bidder. The school, located west of would be paid when the city com- ell. predicted for today. The unfavor- Home had charge of the arrange- same headline — "Boy! What a "Since, however, the clerk is Ride!" the Philippine Sen. Fulogio Balao, Illuth, 16th street and south of pleted the widening project. A Jones, a blonde, crew - cut Ten- able forecast was expected to re- ments. — and Times used a ministerial officer and is re- a former defense West Main street, will be complet- curb on the west end of the street nesseean has been the leading at- duce drastically the size of the the same line as a subhead. minister. said quired to print the names of the London's America's "magnifisent ed by September. should be moved five feet to make traction at the trial since last crowd which annually cheers the Communist Daily Work- f e a t" various candidates who have prop should inspire The council approved the sec- the street the same width for its Wednesday when he testified that - best 3-year-olds in the nation in 1.. which reported the day before the free world to ell>, filed...we do Lions Thank Buyers ond reading of the bond ordi- entire length, he said. the defendants, Mrs. Neale Lassi- not believe that this famed race. the Kremlin announced its Ca- fight Communists "blow by blow," he has the authority to omit in nance relating to sale of bonds The council will study the sit- ter and Gordon Watson, hired him the The size of the infield throng, Of Brooms April 25 garin , claim that Russia's first the field of politics, military name of the deceased candidate achievement and amounting to $165,000 for con- uation on the street during the to kill Mrs. Lassiter's husband, in particular, was bound to be astronaut was in hospital receiver- science. from the ballot unless The U. struction of the school. next two weeks and come to a Parvin, in a conspiracy that took so order smaller for there is no protection ing from the effects of his flight. S. military newspaper ed by the Court." Robert Williams appeared before decision at the next meeting. place about a year before the Ap- inside the running track. carried a big picture of Shepard Pacific Stars and Stripes printed, He suggested that the other The Murray Lions Club sold the council in regard to, the street The council approved an ordi- ril 6, 1959, slaying. can- Many of the 42.500 reserved under the headline "Now There 86,000 extra copies to carry the didate should file suit in Circuit 89 dozen brooms in their annual word of America's which extends south from Main, nance relating to the sale of $320.- Since then, the defense has seats had as little protection as Are Two Spacemen!" achievement west of Court to prevent the clerk from canvass of the city, according to to readers throughout Asia. liSt South 16th. street. 000 bonds for construction of the been on the attack in an effort the open spaces in the infield but The Worker retracted its story listing the deceased candidate's James H. Shelton, chairman of Radio Moscow said. Shepard's Nme maps designate the street new hospital. to shake Jones' testimony. There all seats were sold out weeks ago. that a Soviet aircraft designer's name. If the court should rule the 1961 broom sale. The sale flight was a as Broach street and others Wil- The city will give the local li- was a strong possibility that Lou- Heeding the field- in the 87th son was four days ahead of __Ga- "notable achieve- this be done, then the other can- was held on April 25 and the ment." liams street. He wanted it to re- brary $300 which is one half of isell's cross - examination will running of the Kentucky Derby garin in space as soon as the didate would be unopposed proceeds will be used to carry on "Now it is main Williams street. the amount promised them for still be in progress by the end and was a Florida-bred colt named Kremlin published its official possible for America entitled to a certificate of the sight conservation project of to send a The council has had under study the year. of today's session. nomi- Carry Back, owned by Mrs. Kath- claim. man on a real space nation. the club. flight — that along an several streets which surround the The Murray Water System was Jones brother. Richard, is one erine Farce of Miami and trained Preis* Open Coverage is. orbit around the earth." Moscow proposed new school. It was de- given permission to place bids of three men serving life prison by her husband, Jack. Carry Back "We wish to thank all individ- The Mail praised the Americans The cided la.t night that the street for two used trucks, either lo- terms for the killing. Lassiter was was favored because already this uals and firms for their purchase for 'letting the world listen In broadcast said. to the north of the school would cally or through TVA sales. The ambushed and shot near Willow Capsule Returned year had beaten most of his rivals of brooms", Shelton said. on the whole great adventure and Japanese scientists said the suc- cess ISIS be Poplar, the street to the west trucks and some other equipment Run Airport and the state con- To Starting Point in the rose run arid picked up a the Daily Telegraph contragulated of the Shepard flight augur- of the school' Williams, the street will be needed by the city since tends that Mrs. Lassiter and Wat- small fortune in the bargain. The sale is held each year by the United States for showing its ed well for U. S. hopes of putting when you the east Vaughn Drive. and it plans to do most of the sewer son planned the crime. In a Kentucky Derby worth a the Lions. Shelton said that five astronaut taking off and returning. a man into orbit. not once around the but It you need We street to the south, Locust expansion project itself rather than Friday Louise)]. who represents By ALVIN B. WEBB Jr. total of $163,000, the winner gets drizen more brooms were sold From Cairo. President Gamal earth not like Gagarin we. Repay- Drive let a contract. This project covers Mrs. Lassiter, sought to convince United Press International $120.500 and Price has indicated this year than last. inspite of the Abdel Nasser cabled congratula- three times. you have Freed ,Cotbam and Mason Ross the south section of town not now the jury that Jones has been ly- CAPE CANAVEFLFPf — Alan he is "after the money". There storm on the night of April 25, ot crops. appeared before the council in served, the Five Points area and ing and also suggested that the Shepard's Freedom 7 space cap- is little sentiment for tradition in it with us, relation to the widening of Maple an area in the northeast part of witness had made a "deal" with sule returned to Its starting point the former machinery manufact- wrier of the street between South Sixth and the city. no in and the prosecution and the Michigan today. urer from Cleveland. Firemen Called To State police. pd cr•dat It appeared to be in condition Crozier Picked Second Blaze Early Today Lou sell questioned Jones close- for another space Crozier was the second Astronaut voyage any choice. Rests ly regarding the date of a conver- time. This colt won his way into the VT8 — Electronic Machines sation he said he overheard be- To Keep In fact, capsule experts said. "it hearts of many Derby fans last A house owned by Taylor Perry I nery tween Mrs. Lassiter and Watson is conceivable" that Mercury Tuesday by winning the Derby burned this morning in the north- during which Mrs. Lassiter was space capsules fired into space by Trial, a final mile test for Ken- east section of the city, It was oBooks" For Bank Of Murray quoted as saying. "Darling, soon rockets could be reused, although tucky Derby candidates. And he occupied by Buster Bumphis. While The Nation we'll be together forever." there are no definite plans along won it with a flourish, blazing It was brought out on one oc- that line at present. over a mile in 1:34 3-5 to set a No one was at home when the in SN. Electronics—the white magic of conjunction with the new book- casion. Jones said the conversa- A more likely future for Free- record in the race. house caught:fire. The blaze start- the 20th Century — will soon be keeping machines. This device, tions took place in the winter of dom 7 is a place in whatever Braulio Baeza. who won the ed in the attic of the house and handling bookkeeping chores at which reads customer ledger cards 1958. Later, however, he said it space age hall of fame the United Kentucky Derby in 1945 with Hoop gutted the upper part. Cheers Project the Bank of Murray. at the rate of 3.000 cards an hour, occurred in May of that year. States may decide to set up to Jr.. was on Crozier. The colt zig- Two trucks answered the call Ey. Installation of two Burroughs greatly simplifies preparation of Jones also testified that when memoralize early manned con- zagged in his rages in Florida electronic accounting machines the bank's monthly statements. he was first approached to be a and once quest of this frontier. was disqualified for it. By MURRAY M. MOLER the nation how it feels to rocket that will automatically keep tabs witness, he said. "I'll tell them Ile MUSICAL PROGRAM Despite these labor-saving in- The bell-shaped capsule was lift- behaved much better in the through space. on deposit s. withdrawals and nocations, there all I know as long as they don't Derby Trial. I nit./ loternootionsl will be no reduc- ed from the deck of the aircraft The Russian news agency Tass f,..taansactions for the _bank's 7,500 tion in staff at the throw me in jail." He said as- carrier Lake GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND flITI Bank of Mur- Champlain off the There will be a musical pro- sniffed that Shepard's flight "can- customers was announced by Geo- ray. "Rather." said sistant prosecutor George D. Kent Florida coast UNDERGOES SURGERY —Astronaut Alan B. Shepard rest- Mr. Hart, early today and haul- gram presented by, the various not in any way be compared with rge Hart, president. "These machines will just enable said "That's all in the past," in- ed to a grassy area almost in the choirs of the city Sunday after- ed today between medical exami- Greene O. Wilson, the flight of the Soviet space ship "We are proud to pioneer the us to keep pace with the amazing dicating he would not be held re- heart of the missile port. manager of noon at 3:00 in the Douglas High nations while the nation celebrat- the Office Supply Vostok" in which Yuri Gagarin use of this equipment in our area. growth of the pay-by-check sponsible for the crime being Marine helicopter No. 44 — the Department of School Auditoriutn. ed his performance in opening the Ledger and made one orbit of the earth. With these new electronic mach- movement which has been swamp- tried. same craft that snatched Shepard Times underwent America's gate to manned space surgery at the Murray ines our customers will receive ing our present clerical force." When asked by Louisell if he from the Atlantic minutes after Hospital Among guests will be the Hazel flight. Shepard Controls Flight on Thursday morning lie But there was more accurate, more efficient sera The electronic machines are be- would lie to keep himself out of his successful flight Friday—flew appar- Gospel Chorus, candidates for city one major differ- ently is recovering Doctors found welcome news in ence. vice than ever before," said Mr. ing used with a new system of jail, Jones said. "I would." in low over the cape with the well accord- council and Mayor Holmes Ellis. The Russian space craft was ing to Mrs. Wilson. medical reports on Shepard. They controlled all Hart. check encoding, in which each capsule hanging by a cable from The public is invited to attend. the way from the said one big thing he proved was ground. Shepard 3 The new machines can electron- customer account is assigned a its underside. manipulated his that weightlessness In_apace is a bell-shaped spaceship, Wily "read" account Information number, Account numbers are be- Technicians from the McDon- controlling -non-spectacular event." its yaw, pitch and sFerred in magnetic i n k stripes ing printed on checks and deposit Murray Hospital nell Aircraft Co., which builds the roll with man- ual controls and printed on the back of customer tickets in a magnetic ink which Mercury capsules, made a quick acting as a test Shepard, here until Sunday in pilot. ledger cards. As operators post can be "read" by electronic mach- Patents admitted from Wednes- examination inside. They pro- a special hospital, was undergoing Dr. Hugh L. Dryden. deputy di- incoming data to these accounts, inery as well as by the human eye. day 8:00 a. m. to Friday 800 •. m. nounced it in "good condition." one of the most thorough medical rector of the National Aeronautics the machines encode, or "write" Mr. Hart also stated, "That in The spacecraft showed few ill examinatians a man has ever re- Mrs. Frank Enoch, Rt. 4; Mrs. and Space Administration (NA- the new information into the mag- order to facilitate operation of our effects from its 5,100 mile per ceived. But all indications were Ilarland Ford. 425 West 8th., Ben- SA),ssaid Shepard's flight showed netic stripes, keeping them com- new equipment, we are happy to hour trip 115 miles into space he ended his space trip Friday ton; Suzette Beane. 403 So. 12th.; in that "we are ready to go" with pletely up-to-date. furnish our customers with fully and back. The lettering of the tip-top shape. Lloyd Jones, 1005 Payne; Mrs. manned orbital flights—probably Guided by other instructions re- personalized checks and identifi- words "United States" was slight- Dr. William K. Douglas, Project Thomas Herron. Box 124 Hazel; ly scorched, but there before the end of the year. tained in the stripes, the machines cation cards, both free of charge." appeared Mercury flight surgeon, said that automatically align forms to Hal K. Kingins. Johnson Blvd.; to be almost no other damage. can The machines employ some of through about five minutes of The Apollo spacecraft now tak- tr-proper position for new post- Mrs. Jimmie Gallimore and baby Near the bottom of the capsule, the same advanced techniques de- weightlessness Shepard's reaction ing shape on the drawing boards ings. pick up old balances, com- girl, Box 63, Puryear, Tenn.; Mrs. left of the open hatch, the white veloped by Burroughs Corporation was "just what we expected from may put three men around the pute and print new balances and Billy Ray Lovett. Rt. 5. Benton; paint of the words' "freedom 7" in building ground guidance com- our experience with the trainer." moon by 1967 and may land a posted Mrs. Callie Hays, 1625 Farmer; stood out clearly. make certain data is being puters for the USAF's Atlas Mis- The astronaut's pulse went up man on the moon Mrs. Kenneth Turner and baby The capsule was removed with- by 1958 or 1969. to the correct account — all in sile and U.S. Air Defense system, slightly, but well within the ex- Air Force Col, boy. Box 626; William George, al a half hour to hanger "S," the Robert S. Ma- one simple, speedy operation. he said. pected limit, Douglas said. "That Jr., Swann Dorm; Mrs. Jack Park- starting poin; of Shepard's his- loney, deputy commander of the Another electronic machine, an "There is a marked similarity pulse certainly did not go up as er, Rt. 5; Chalmer Ethrideg, 902 toric flight into space 24 hours Atlantic missile range. .said the "'automatic reader," may be used In the requirements for banking far as mine would Elm St., Benton; Monroe Wilker- earlier. have," he add- "anxious moments" in the block- • and defense. Both demand absol- ed. son, Rt. 2. Farmington; Mrs. Alpha There it will undergo a de- house before the rocket blasted ute accuracy with figures," he Officials Mutt. Rt. I. Alma; Mrs. Louis tailed examination in preparation Praise Performance off were caused by low clouds, added. Shepard put the !, look Boone and baby boy, 107 First for the day when a second U. S. first big rung problems in a computer and in an Weather One of the electronic machines in America's ladder to the St . Benton. astronaut will be hurled into space moon electrical gadget in the rocket. in the will be on display in the lobby of by rocketing up Patients dismissed from Wednes- aboard a Redstone rocket, pos- 115 miles at a top Blast Off Delayed the Bank of Murray for several speed Report sibly within two months. of 5,160 miles per hour. His Shepard sweated out three hours days. day 8:00 a. m. to Friday COO a. m. Redstone rocket ultural 110.16111 MObsrissaland performed beau- and 27 minutes on his back in the oodale Mrs Bennie Spann. Rt. 5: Clar- tifully, project officials said. coffin-tight capsule before t h e RETURNING HOME ence, Elliott. Rt. I. Benton; Charles The astronaut landed in the wa- rocket blasted off, but his pulse Cloudy, United Church Women Western Kentucky — Irvin. Rt. 1, Hazel; Dale Dixon, ter safely after a flight of 15 rate did not quicken until the today to- windy and warmer and Mr and Mrs. Vester Orr are Rt. 2. Kirksey; Mrs. Charles Guil- Hold Dinner Friday minutes. 78.000 pound thrust Redstone en- night, with showers and thunder- expected to return to Murray to- liams, Symsonia; Mrs. William Lee, Shepard was to remain In a gine ignited. locally heavy storms, chance of day from Louisville where Mr. 221 Woodlawn; Mrs. Collie Hays, special hospital on this British- Then his voice over the radio thunderstorms in western section. The United Church Women met Orr underwent surgery at the Bap- 1625 Farmer; Mrs. Cecil Thurmond, owned island over the weekend from "Freedom 7" space capsule to low 80s, at the First Christian Church for High today upper 70s tist Hospital. Mr. Orr is recover- Rt. 2,; Clerris Wilson. Rt. 1, Hazel; for intensive observation even could have been that of a laconic contin- a pot-luck dinner Synday partly cloudy and ing satisfactorily. Lloyd Jones. 1005 Payne; Bobby Thursday, May though doctors said he apparently railroad dispatcher. mild. 5. uff Schroeder, Rt. 1, Dexter; Clint came through the 15-minute flight "This is Freedom Seven," he Temperature-5 at 6 a. m. (CST).: Afterwards a short business ses- NOW YOU KNOW English. Rt. 1. Benton; Mrs. Green- in perfect 'condition. He under- said as the hollow roar of the Louisville 60, Lexing- sion was held with Mrs. N. Paducah 62. ville Smith, Dexter; Francis Per. B. Ellis went psychological tests today to rocket washed back from the sky ton 62. Bowling Green 67, London By United Press International tide, 209 South 9th.; Mrs. R. C. in charge. The program was pre- ROYAL TOURISTS—Britain's Queen Elizabeth Is "probe his feelings and sensa- over thousands gathered on Ca- 62. Covington 55 and Ilopkinsville Genghis Khan. the historic Mon- Kendall, Rt. 2; Mrs. Tiley McClain, sented by Mrs. John Pasco, Mrs. escorted In Rome by Italy's President Giovanni Gronchii Behind them tions." naveral's sandy beach. 63 gol chief, defeated the Russians 114 South 10th; George Parker, Don Shelton and Mrs. M. C. Ellis. (to left) are the Duke of Edinburgh, husband of the queen, He and his six fellow astronauts That was the sound of space. Evan.sville, Ind., 61. in 1223 in his sweeping invasion Box 102, Waldo, Ark.: Mrs. Wayne ner. Mrs. John Quertermous was and Signora Gnanehl (partly hidden). (Radiophoto) will fly Moeday to Washington to The capsule, under a red and Huntington, W. Va., 52. from the east. in charge. Ezell and baby girl Ezell, Rt. 1. meet President Kennedy and tell (Continued on Page 4)

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a. f • — MAY 6, 1961 PACIP: TWO LEDOER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY SATURDAY TM LEDGER & TIMES College High Hit That Late Inning Lightning Still Paying PUBLEPIED LIEDGER It TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. By Many Errors The Consolidation of Ole Murray Ledger. The Calloway Time., and Major League Times-Herald, Odooter 70, 1928. and the West Kentuckian; January College High was beset with 14 Year. 1. 1942 errors Thursday in bowing to city _for he ew York Yankees This rival Murray High School 19-2 at WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER JANES C. Stanidings the college fie4d. Parker led Mug- By FRED DOWN Phlllies, 4-2, and the Les Angeles The front-running Giants hand- - their fifth straight to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor •1 ray High's sie•hit attack with Coii..1 Press gatertmtiosal Detlecrs, routed the Piltsbergh Pi- ed the Phillies Ne reserve the right pitching Voice iteins which. In our opinion, are not for the best in. by United Press International three clouts. That late -theing )411110ining 14 loss behipci the seven-hit Jr Putilic out crest of our readers. The, Colts opened with a single still paying at'for the -New Yog (on Cash drove in three runs of Juan Marichal, who struck "'- run in the first but Murray High Yankees. with two singles and Chico Fer- six and walked four. Frank Sul- 1/FRIeFsSENTATIITES: WALLACE Val-ICIER CO., 1509 NATIONAL tcl.Y ; NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago at St. Louis, ppd., rain went on top 2-1 in the top of the It's an old trade mark dating nandez had three hits to lead the livan suffered his second defeat stadison Ave.. Memphis. Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, W L. Po U.S. Irsto Today's Games third inning. College High tallied back to the days of Babe Ruth, Tigers' 15-hit attack on Bob Shaw fur the Philllea. Stephenson Bldg.. Detroit, Mich San Francisco .... 13 7 .650 Los Angeles at Pitteburgh again in the third for a dead-lock- of course, but Los Angeles fans and four successors. Paul Foytack Dick Farrell took over for John- as Pittsburgh 10 8 .536 2 Entered at the Post Office, Murray. Kentucky, for transmission Chicago at St. Louis ed count at 2-2. saw it for the first tirne in a received credit for his first win ny Pudres in the seventh inning Matter Los Angeles .12 10 .545 2 Second Class Cincinnati at Milwaukee Murray then produced two runs league game Friday night when for the Tigers. and shut out the Pirates the rest Cincinfettl '.11. 1t) .524 24 San Francisco at Clete Boyer's ninth-inning borne in his debut for tha By Carrier in Murray. per week 20e, per Philadelphia in the fourth, and five runs each Ed HohaUgh, 25-year old rookie of the way SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Milwaukee 8 8 .500 3 the Yankees to a 5-4 and Tommr Calloeay and adioin.r.g counties, per year, $3.50; else- Sunday's Game. of the three remaining innings of run lifted rightshandesraitched a five-hitter Dodgers. Maury Wills nunth 85. In 9 10 .474 34 en. Chicago San Francisco at .Philadelphia play fur th e comfortable 19-2 victory over the Angels and, for the senators,for his first big Davis each had. three hits. to lead ebere, 0.50. S.. Louis 8 10 .444 4 Los Angeles at Pittsburgh margin. Tpny Lyon pitched the bled them to remain tied. with league victory. Harry Bright bang- the 1S-sa1ety Los Angeles attac.-It Philadelphia 6 14 .300 7 SATURDAY — MAY ti, 1961 Cincinnati at Milwaukee two-hit game for the Tigers. the 'Detroit Tigers fpr the seinerie ed his first homer of the season that dealt Bob Friend his brat Friday's Results Chicago at St. Louis, 2 Murray High 002 255 5-19 6 1 can League lead. for the Senators w Ito ha.pded loss. San Fran. 4 Philadelphia 2, night College.Eti .. 101 000 0— 2 2 14 Ex-Yankee in a nage r Cage,y Johnny Anti:meth his third cno- A BIG DIFFERENCE Los Angeles 10 Pittsburgh 0, night 17,081 Stengel was among the secutive lois. • Cincinnati 6 Mil. 5, 12 ins., night AMERICAN LEAGUE Calloway High spectators who saw the Yankees Jack Kralick pitched a six-hit- space flight and that an official game fur the first THE difference in Russia'.s claimed Team L. Pet, O.& play ter and struck out six to end the Falls To Rebels New York 13 5 .722 time in Los Angeles and it must if the United States was made obvious yesterday as Netters Win Twins three-game losing streak. MSC Detroit 13 5 .722 have seemed like old times to ham led Marshall downed hos t people viewed the flight of Commander Reno Berlina and Earl Battey South illy thousands of Over Avansville Minnesota 11 9 .550 3 when the Yasikees staged one of attack with Callowass High here Thursday or on television. the Twins' nineehit 81 Alan B. Shepard. Jr., either in person Cleveland 10 9 ,526 31 their patented "flash rallies" to two hits each. in baseball pine ruled by the came 10 9 .526 31 pull out the game. It was the The. first news of Russia's "conquest of space Baltimore Gene Freese tripled and scored two-hit pitching of South's Jimmy Kansas City 7 8 .467 41 Yankees' fourth straight victory itself and apparently no one but Russian The Murray State netters racked on a sacrifice fly by Chico Car- Cothran. from Russia Chicago 7 10 .412 51 and their eighth in nine games. hurler, up another victory Thursday this denas in the 12th inning as the Cothran, a right-handed higher ups saw the flight, if it actually took place. Boston 7 10 .412 51 Roger worked Tex Clev- in turn- one at the expense of visiting Maria Reds, ran their winning streak to gave up only two singles too about the flight 7 13 .350 7 enger far a walk and illoyer then perform- There is quite a bit of discussion Evansville College, 7-0. Washington six games. Jim Brosnan was the ing In the fine monad 5 12 .294 71 followed with his first homer of there is difference of opinion from the various In blanking the Purple Aces, Los Angeles winner. ance. since Friday's Results the season to overcome a 4-3 lead world as to whether such the Racers evened their season tracking stations around the oft the Minnesota 5 Boston 1 which the Angels achieved in the mark at 7-7. A summary Answer te Yeatiordsy's Puzzle a flight was actually made. maten follows: Washington 5 Cleveland 2, night seventh on Fritz Brickell's run CROSSWORD PUZZLE breakthrough, the entire Singles New York 5 Los Angeles 4, night producing single. Paney McDevitt In the case of America's 4-Seasoning Murray, def. Buckey, Detroit 8 Chicago 4. night was credited with the New York ACROSS PIE3ri Iperation was carried out before the eyes of many peo- Champion, S-Corrierwl iM13caa Evansville, 6-2, 6-1. Bait, at K. City, night. ppd., rain win. 11t4', teas 8-Erni:act news correspondents from 4-One of est of l'...Thae Is L42 EAW9 ple, not on Americans. but Rhoads, Murray, def. Johnson, Today's Games ia„bbr.) PAIR. Angie The Tigers ripped the Chicago steps 0:7:0 MAW:1 MTH nations from Iver the world. Evansville, 6-1, 6-0. s Washington at Cleveland Diltm.A STARS 9-Ship channel II- brogats• D=37 71.11gia^ mri Roger M o ore White Sox, 8-4, the Washington 12-1,0morey II- *Promo slightest doubt in Goetz. Murray, def. Bell, Evans- Detroit at Chicago Dickinson and buffalo 10-8uc00r M1117AN AMVelliON In other words, there is not the Senators downed the Cleveland 13-titig 11-P1aything ville, 6-1, 6-2. Boston at Minnesota star as a medical missionary of ludla but what Commander Alan B. Shepard. Indians, 5-2, and the Minnesota le-Spaniel for ilehltnetftton anyone's mind Hobbs, Murray, def. Ruminer, Baltimore at Kansas City and an American RAF volun- 14-Fornmirlr 4,11-KAAL Twins defeated the Boston Red "rrser •Contining tri:aa! a1ki83 Jr., was fired into space to the height of 115 miles and 6-0, 6-0. New York at Los Angeles, night teer who fall in love in the 15-Crimaoa Evansville, Sox, 5-1, in other American. Lea- 17...Snubby E.Ttones 2.*0 agiitiAe gCj missile range. Murray, def. Magness, Sunday's piffling from Warn- tolang) that h landed 302 miles down the Atlantic Higgins, Congo in this scene gue games. In the National League ottottay) needs ;!,-2Mt!: TIOIT117 MU New York at Los Angeles ST-Wash Ngrr4,17 PC41a19113 a larg-e—doubt in our,mind as to what Evansville, 6-1, 6-0. er Bros.' Technicolor produc- the Cincinnati Reds scored a 12- Se-slttp over There is quite Washington at Cleveland, 2 g:i.:`,2 2S.- Wear a.av lirl•Q11:4 Doubles * tion of "The Sins of Rachel inning, 6-5 victory over the Mil- measure Russian Yuri Gagarin did, if anything. Goetz, Murray, Detroit at Chicago, 2 .2t.Pari ,..t riotla le•iteetotent Champion' and Cade," opening Sunday at the Braves, the San Francisco ' of 5ift but Evans- Baltimore at Kansas City, 2 waukee 28-1Nowed SI - BUM 4:.gtrit• Americans are not used to heads of state lying, def. Buckey and Johnson, out the Philadelphia Ste.Suliodarteis 45-Prone Boston at Minnesota Murray Drive-In Theatre. Giants edged 29•Pluff from IS-ttodenta firming we Mr. lihrushehev perfectly capable of announc- ville, 6-1, 6-4. yarn Ss-!Aug& sound int-rise eats think Murray, def. drinking et)-(444nera 60-1dan'il Rhoads and Hobbs, ao-srunetta 41-Pnetion • tricIrriame ing a lie of great proportions, just to gain a propaganda 6-0, language vassal Bell and Rurniner, Evansville, * * * * * * * * 11-Thuser tinitte 16-Nati•• instal ell•Idaturing 115-• continent Rus- * * * * eit.Grale iet,sr (abbe i -victory. While we are on the subject we think the 6-1. * * * lrC i1W1,• lift) 11-Urvul) ul sian claim about taking pictures of the other side of the thre& PAUL HORGAN'S LI 34,11daweura or moan a lot of hogwaith. weight Lynn Bridwell GREAT HISTORICAL POOTIlc ript This is not to say that we should throw caution to the Amain= iabtrr.i Has Three Hit NOVEL criz. =T.' 14-Tuwan4 the wind in or estimates of Russian capabilities. We shoula Meath ii1111121111111 MI21111111 be wary at all times, but at the same time we should not Pitching Game S9- of171•181 42-Arrow pol0011 have of his tray down and se••,d :;•ii:!:.:11111111111:ii:ii11111111111§:?iti be taken in by their claims unless they something Clt\PTEIS 12 of him We shall ta'k 03.:Mageoly• is a letter aelore it on a suuali isol• Then 34141.8 more specific to back them up. "QERGSANIT DREW." said uuty Later. tiers Megrtuirn• 24111111:i:Iiiiii11111111111111161161 turned in a three - she looked up tif Laura. and Lynn Bridwell Quilt. were Mere brought you trwm nun. The freeD Sae and what it can do and it General Jessica raid .645 We believe in America hit pitching performance and ,generai took it from his tunic in Laura's face. -flaunt ii11111111161M1111111111FrAilll reparta of trash enemy activity was A h. II- Pronoun pleased us that a scientist took note of the 48 hour delay blasted a triple in :he second and gave it over. -later But the certainty of what tiler* 11.Bee,m• welch caused Lir 'n ant Mani- to game of a double header with tell me. Lau,. ta Mrs. Prescott to know. need in the flight which took place yesterday morning. to urge warir.z to leave the post In pus- she said, "you nave 54.1enown kiwi Middle Tennessee t ha t Murray here? How can I see ner? is "Laura," aaerogegralv• 614NMI that all Americans pray for Commander Shepard and auw?- been crying. and you trItO to pronoUgt State swept 34..and 2-0. sir." she—la she well" "Not that I know of, atop when I came tn." She fle-YAVINie MINIM the outcome of the scheduled flight. Murray scored a lone run in the nave the parlor. beside till WIII 111111111111111 'Since WS departure. Within turned to see the general, she StrLatt tnning of the clash at Mur- or ene- open door, leaswe stood. She first you 'tad an signs Dare stood up. Holding ner nanda DOWN picked up two more heard. She pressed ner neart freesboro and my activity 2" tignuy together, she said, "Yea, which proved to be until she /nape it burt from 1-Footillpi part 111111111111M211111111111211ii in the secend "-ea. air.' General Qualt ?" win. The Blue without_ Whc asked for her? 1.1 vasrai enough for the "What sort of Fign!" He knew what she meant by astmes runs in both the the sentry Who wondered if she were 1111111Faliii11111111 Ten Years Ago Today Raiders got single 'rive nignta ago asking Ulla and he repued. thitt.) in use corral. well? Why must she be well? 34'ar( of & Times File first and third frames. sometrung -Yes. Mrs. Prescott We mast IIIII Ledger Raiders and But 'something in the troubled, 1) pc writer Bridwell shut out the and turneo out the guar& the colonel in nettle. I nave small party whistly voice of Generai Quait in t it e second cuntest. Murray we chased away • brought all our dead to bury on them ner what she must hear, still reside at the same managed single tallies in :he third of Indiana, We tired told here tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. Peter Heppner any We figured and how diacomfited he was in 3nd fourh innings of play. but didn't get Laura was watching Jessica. home on North 4th Street they moved to in 1912. The we were his task A beat of net thought Murray120 000 0-3 4 0 they must nave encnisn waiting for Use sign of per- couple came to Murray. a town of 1,000. from Poplar gave eer a little respite—she 101 000 0-2 4 2 ,under strength nem. or they rruasion that sne might go to Tailor .Shop was opened Middle In so could take refuge for a mo- Springs. Missouri. The Heppner wouldn't nave dared come embrace and comfort nor. She ment longer in a lesser emo- in the basernent of the Ryan Building. 100 0--2 6 0 ligtit come uatc Jeamica's Murray .. 001 tion. It 'Dias a feeling of pity saw SPECIAL Several stores around the square have displays today 00e 0-0 3 0 "A reaeonable assurnpUoss. We. Jessica raised her head • Miii 000 ease have for theilloor old creature, who of the various Homemakers Climbs in the 'county. The dis- Sergeant Drew. What trifle. The certainty at what me abqut lb* bad norlithe grace of a broom- furniture you to report to she tier Sunday, May .5th plays deal with a recent project of refinishing post?' stick in matters of Ulla sore •••• I. condition of the Lam minor Light alcitrembledtrelsmbled rat°' iher and caning chair 4 and stools. The ladies and surely she must pet him at TO -Nothing else. str but her tears did not fall. Hospital following an illness of two TiME all his ease. eyes in at the Murray are aIl sate, and they nave mature face texkleitly of two everybody, Winking back an:. telltale Her ing at the Murray Hesppital following an illness done their best for looked young. ,I1ORGR4S110111) nad their light along tier lashes, she years. MN. Sellers was born and lived all of her 82 years 1 made sure they The girl who had married at all times." came into the na;1 extending at Old Newburg here in Calloway County. saw! firearms by them and lived with Hiram Prescott Thank you. her hand, and saying. -But High School held high -Most proper. was there to be as for an In- The ninth grade—uf Murray Ser- Geaerai Quoit' How good it ta 11:00 a.m. ti! 2:1) — SATURDAY — where Ii Mra. Prescott. stant. and Laura saw her. It point in the recent • six-week honor roll announced this to see you You have so much "Cossacks," feature 84 geant Drew?" was a revelation of loie and NleOk lv rtinf oaT W. P. Moser. VARSITY: headquar- to tell us all. and It Ls so good - at: 1:18, 4:31. and "Sir, atie-e in the which moved Laura - and minutes, starts Hai.. have an officer on the post realization Dragon,'• ters, with Mrs. Lieutenant to more than the news 7:44. "Gol.ath and the almost til 8130 p.m. at: ftrA." again." ft. Perhaps it was 5:30 p.m. feature 88 minutes, starts tier nand and bent which caused "That will do, sergeant. I now He took for anyone elae to 2:42, 5:55, and 9:08. murmuring tier name. too much relieve you of command, and over her face Into - • - deer." said Mrs. see. Jessica put All You Cr' 20 Years Ago This Week commend you for doing as wall "Laura. my then went DRIVE-IN: Last times the general into her hands and Laura MURRAY a-s you could 1 will proceed to Prescott. "take her. & Times File Usher," fea- make tem a and put an arm around terute "The House of headquarters, and will Inspect the parlor 1 will • • • at: 7:00, of tea. ana then we can $2.00 ture :9 minutes, starts your men In the morning.' cup General Qu•I t dinner for suren, ii VIEETING of thiv died Friday at the Keys- and 10:19. Plus "Country Music Taking a deep, staggering discuss brought up Will L. Iltiyhes county be with us. general" Tak• "I inter, Laura feature 80 minute s, breath, the general braced up will -ar- Per Person Houston Clinic-Hospital. Mr. Hughes had been a promi- Holiday,- reVy for granted, shit the subject of Teddy Means L _ to his full lean height. clasped tag his nent farmer of the West Side for many years. starts at: 8:49. strode oh' down the hall. t:4'm escapade. his handle behind titre, and child," said the Farmer. F. H. Graham, F. R. Crouch. F'rank — SUNDAY — He looked mutely at Laura "My darling Autry struck rapidly to headquarter* will cost him COLLEGIATE "Cry Fur Happy," lea- shook his bead over • lady general -It Albert Stubblefield and G. B. Scutt were elected to the VARSITY: up the steps. and into the ball. and Sc.' tum 1:00, helper him to find his ease everything, if we ever RESTAURANT board of directors of the Murray Chamber of Commerce :ure 1U8 minutes, starts at: Tee hanging oil lamp was who the weeskest permitting him to say again. Ambition of 3.05, 5.13, 7:21, and 9:25. lighted. lie /door, ander it. It before endangering Monday night. Mid come to say. Fol- sort led hill) into _ • _ gave a heavy golden light over What tie to de- Dr. S. A. Ruskjer, Leslie Putnam. and 'ester Orr Laura -^ the parlor be all that be was given Sunday him and made shadows as black lowing tuck were named by the Murray Lions Club a- delegates to the MURRAY DRIVE - I2I- "1 Drought notes to fend. It ass the greatest char. Bolt upright. be was Murrnurea. the week. :aro Thurstiis 'The Sins of Ra- as iot in cattle. that the party which raided * ENDS TONITE * state convention in LOUistille next carving at some pilg;rini bury toe men we 121 minutes, Uke a colonel. • Fourteen nurses including two boys will graduate :Awl Cade," feature deem" with nis white One ot them' is your :GOLIATH & .DRAGON' Out of the must tell cwoasrraallsotle,relf lvvingisaysosaylgUaso.Wfpr- It trent the William Mason Hospital School of Nursing this starts .at 7.55 and 10:43. nand. The Dur• Laura nun is what I — AMP — beard and 'xiny you tunate that I received signals news Drought up so Mrs Prescott I am glad car. C. A. Bussell Deiatur, Georgia, will give the ad- den of tits And —delayed. to be sure — from 'COSSACKS' In nen that ae are here with her now dresg. much feenng tinealaiospeetlitnresilotaysedsayinrovgingthantorth,ine Niumgmompoisigmen could only stiffen over it In with me: colonel-- said Laura the silent moment ot taming "Oh. the With tears winch mid of the Pnactorn Mountiti4s heart for the Laser that lay just softly. rhe eeadv to spring forth for his garrison party — Starts SUNDAY! ahead. an his sense of awkwaro- been for his instant Week Matthew now rose for Hiram '1 sent orders 30 Years Ago This fleas showee main in the eonlhes return to his assigned dut oe taken Laura put ne• minds over ner Ledger & Times File lampligbe an8 could nere out either he did not the ciosed mouth and gazen at net (melt.. A for grief. Re faced cause them or be ignores t.,r-i riotovs, happy time parlor. shaking net nenn door of the Prete Ann of course i crone at wt. e. 'when sale to ternselt. "1 -Oh my deal Coionei four U,S. sailors take The Murray High School baseball ti hied by "Yea" tie will to reinforce the garee,II. I the door" and cott • she gain 'Whatever Ty Holland. journeyPd across the rivers to Cadiz last must knock upon How shall remain until an officer over a.geisha houseI raise his gnarled She do. when +he leers" • %we, ..4" a tussel in a - was about to arrive. to relieve me i have Saturday for return "sphere engagement. open ea. first can ne !vet tiers_s it i could fist when the door safe' sent for him It is captain .k. The Tigers won 19-5. of light. while not. Is mattnee really In a thin crack Gray who Is as good • Murray High School will issue ::5 diploma, to gradu- turned You have not void me" Cedric whoever heir the knot of!icer a& he is surgeon - COMM PtllafSi their else -14e was wher. a saw rum line 11.161. 4 1 ating seniors. Thirty of the eludeuts have signified say a word to ecereone avert.- to was many weeks ago. "Row nice to see nlrn A WELL°. G0f1/ of entering Murray State Teachers College neat Wort' opening the door last It rem iutention Inside to neat from rum, at sail,He:Le m7iirma TiOge all the way. The general's heart 1 expect . ... b.. and nesv• any moment." h& ad of of physical oesian to beat elowly mending officer at Fort De- Dr. Charles Hire, the department way "Wbrre is ne?” tly. The door opened an the f all roes welt we keel- sciences at Murray State. was elected ;( a-iirt-Aident of was as. "1r Mester)." livery. GLENN Ellr i and ne saw Laura She deactivate here art-r anti the Kentucky Academy of Science at Tiatisv lvania Col- She stepped "Mexico' What If. rin -" tounded to see 'Ifni. know what Cornea mil . Me& Saturday. hands to net lisist My ozt shall talk lege forward with her - uONALD O'CONNOP chos- spoke of It all .atet I near tier corn ;co. Teacht:rs for the 19::1-2 school year have been cheeks. His rigid figure -Mexico," said Laura, she made by the board and superin- out to bet of calamity and la:Pt. itsg their was en and announcement Jessica came bringing a tea now anew all that . , All -room schools will start UNFEATHERED FRIEND—Mrs. rOW. to Know of where ltndent M. O. Wratht.r. two tray ene Kele i vetted smile yet ts, Albert Betty exchanges It "Uncle Alex!" she cried. hut for what Ith 'ne teso Ii' r. though 'oat in went. and 11-,i ...... rsJAIIIII.SlillitTa iip lace i IA it on ner few words with Bobby, her Without airmen -What is it' finding • far work' ot n lea ntC rmW, fine unfeathered friend, in Matthew!" she cried, thus nits .10.11 htrs•• le) fl X - %moil t contentment Nothing coma oir ii', caul Tenn. Bobby Ii 8 'her whiCe. receive cem- Memphis, true mill she knew it and for give—sod tn years old, but never has I He embraree her. siorgas•• giesi no, no." fie long as eon/time she woute cuw. E540 grots-n any feather'. But "No, my doar eriora. novectsgnerrow. ", news refuse to know it. she set the , atoriça1 —EASTMAN COLOR Read The Ledger's Classifieds Mrs. Beiti•y esss to mali .s he said. "I nave no recent up for that by talicativeziaas..

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to Yesterday's Nazi, YOUR MURRAY-OALLOWAY COUNTY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer AC110 at 3-Having pedal • 4_ digits POO As Year 1-Sabject of 3-0Id poet-) Merl 1401110 - • discourse OSUJORO IN THE If#14c4UT AIDS : 6-11eef animal nickname ialilIili taa2C1 Slants hand- LA. FIND IT 11-Original 10-Part of ey• • -Entreaties M33MBUtiA BUSINESS 12-More frigid 11 fifth straight 14- Frew& 13-Cerernonlee AMS9A Wee 'JR :rhit pitching arms IS-Macaw MlP! name azi lo struck out 15-Pitmeed with 18-Contin teed A3OS i.210E0 lane. morsels WIAGGIOW 110018 . Frank Sul- SALE NOTICE I AUCTION SALE WANTED 17-Note of scale 21-Person IFOR nominated 3300 =MO econd defeat 18-Abstract WIIITE NYLON LADIES' FOR ME FOR Mag- brine 211-Song-and, .M.MBOW1 DIRECTORY fWO YOUR VOTE ash dance act AUCTION SALE, 1;00 p.m. Thurs- GA- Edit INOMOM QM.0 uniforms. Size 10. Only been worn ,I1LONL/MENTS--MUJIRAY Marble istrate of Murray District. Bran- 11-intiect erg 25-Trite 111W ver for John- day, May 11. 2 mile East Potter- 22-Gerins of 37-Lair BUN amew,. tatim two weeks. See Annette Cules at and Granite Works, builders of don Dill. may23c - venth inning town on Hwy. 614 at the Lindsey maples 33-Melay gibbon 414 South 10th St. or dial PL 3- fine„memorials for over half cen- 24-Iiindu 81-Whit. poplar •ates the rest Bean home rain or shine. Furni- ON CITY 83-Afised -Icelandic 41-Metal 4329. mtinc tury. Viarter White, Manager. Dial RESIDENTIAL LOT ymty 37 ture and appliances new and used 35-Fart at 34-Tall writings 48-Cloth lebut for th& ADDING MACHINES SUPPLIES sewerage, 75-ft. or more frontage, wtructuree measure .1 OFFICE ILI, 34512. junel 5c skeleton 40-Encore (Fr.) s and Tommr 1952 FORD TRACTOR, WITH consisting of: 9 electric stoves, 3 must be under $2,000. Phone PL 36-ereemenia 36-Piebald 51-A state •AND -TYPEWRITERS 43-Woody plant (abbr. I e hits, to lead Ledger & Tunes .... PL 3-1916 and In good refrigerators, wringer washers, au- m8c 38-South horses plow, disc cultivator. 3-3260. American 26-Absurd 44-Lamb's pen 63-Babylortan 8a1011 & Service tomatic washers, automatic dryers, name ngeles attack condition. See Mrs. Harry Coles COMMERCIAL BUILT UP Roof+ animals report ,first dial PL 3- bedroom suites, dinette sets, ra- 30-Suffix: end his Ledger & Tunes .... PL 3-1916 near Green Plain or jag. Rubberoid bonded roofing, FOR RENT I having the OIL DISTRIBUTORS mane dius, record players, 21" blonde .iatore of 2518 or PL 3-4661. Liceweed and Insured. Klapp Roof- TV good condition, electric fans, R 00 M UNFURNISHED II Southern gitillillilliMilillillillin Ky. Lake Oil Co. Pt 3-1323 ing Co. Call Murray Lumber co. THREE 1951 2-DOG 2-TONE GRXXN model Chevrolet car. Lots of Air con- -Begone! nall5p '51 apartment. Electric heat. 22 DRUG STORES Jobbers Shell Oil Products Chevrolet. G o od condition and many items too automatic 25-Frolic gh antiques and ditioned. Plumbing for 38-1.r.rge bundle eli scott Drugs .. PL 3-2547 priced to sell. See Jipa Preuett, numerous to list. Lindsey Bean washer. Phone PLaza 3-2467. ltc 35-.k.panese iillitill1111111111111111811111 PAINT STORES House No. IO, .115 Orchard Hts. 'and Hershell Lance, owners. Terms sash ralip FURNISHED APARTMENT. Lo- 41-Conduct 1111111110111111IIMMIIIIIIII [owned host tr, made known day of sale. Joe Pat 42-Bitter vetch Tidwell Paint Store PL 3-3080 Lamb, auctioneer. m9c cated 30,6 South 16th. in9p 43-Heavy cord 11111111iiiiiiiiiii111111M11111111111 Thursday 8-11 • GROCERY STORES NICE DUPLIi.X. PRILt.1) TO sell. Political 45-Finish ruled by the 411-Chinese mile Owens Food Market PL 3-4682 Three bedrooms on either side, 47-Framework 111111111111111111Mbil nip south's Jinuny PRINTING almost 1 acre land goes with it. of timbers Free Delivery Service Announcements for earrying Imost See or call Waldrop Real Estate railroad welammingi landed hurler, Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 43-Cooled lava Agency, phene PL 3-5646. m9c • 1 50-Weirder iiimmagam Nam in turn- ngles The Ledger .8c Times is author- 57.-1,uhrtrators mnd perform- HARDWARE STORES A LIKE NEW KARMANN GHIA, 54-Hats NM aNM RESTAURANTS to announce the following 65-DInner imomikka") radio, heater, and white side walls, ized course Douglass lidw., cor 4U1 & Main Southside Restaurant PL 3-s892 this car can be bought for only persons as candidates in the Demo- a...!ir. im. $1775.00. See at Parker Motors. cratic Pirmiu7, May 23, 1961: DOWN •J•y's Puzzle 131116411111111111111r'MN SERVICE STATIONS rude County Judge 1-Ditch Starks Hdw. PL 3-1227 3,0reet ng VIM BABY STROLLER AND CAR Garland Neale 3-Print -re 211111111111111M1111 Walston-Young Tex. PL 9-2810 Miller measure tel.) mnam s(.at. Telephone PL 3-4894. mac Robert 0. 4-Charta Mill1111111111giii1111111111111iiii§. -Chooses mana INSURANCE Bryan Tolley 5 United Fester, Syndicate, Inc I, um;n II-Parchment Distr. by 707 16-FT. CRESTLINE BOAT WITH County Court Clerk Frazee, Melugin tic Holton motor. Patterson 3". mn Whiteway Service Sta. PL 3-9121 trailer, and a new 35-h.p. Randall B. ready to put into the Douglas Shoemaker Gen. Insurance PL 3-3413 This rig is 'Oari purchased for Hal Spann TYPEWRITER RENTAL water, aad it con be Joe $750.00. See at Parker Mo- Sheriff :161Arl only County . JEWELRY AND SERVICE tors. ro6c Brigham Futrell Woodrow Rickman MM lurches .... PL 3-2835 Jewelry Ledger & Times . . PL 3-1916 WHITE FACE MALE, 1 YEAR Lowry Parker AMMIM call PL 3- old. See J. R. Mahan or County Tax Commissioner 11w-ray Next to Varsity 3281. nailp ••4 Jewelry TV SALES & SERVICE Charles E. Hale -31trIke PINE, the Robert Young -Prone LADIES REAQY TO WEAR TWO FORMALS, ONE -gao sits s TV & Ref. Sei. . PL 3-5131 uther white. Size 9. Call PL 3- County Jailer - an's wicirnam• Little tons PL 9-4623 3885. map Clyde Steele emit:nest PRODUCTS Magistrate. Litte. Pititiict -• HOUSEHOLD 7:15 tobbr.) NIENS CLOTHING 1955 CHEVROLET BEL AIR, 4- Cl,yde 13. Hale Open . . 6:00 * Start W.okins Quality PL 3-1291 dour, V-8. This car can be seen at Alvah W. Galloway 11 Graham-Jackson PL 9-3234 Eulice Moubray, Mgr. 1311 West Main. PAP Leonard Walker • • -4 Magietrate. Hazel District THURSDAY- REFRIGER-o SUNDAY thru William Adartis PL 3- ti's ator in good condition. Coll Andrew J. Wilson - The 1604. fogc Magistrate. Wadesboro District HOW COU1D IT. stl • I illave You Read Today's Sports? NEW AND USED PIANOS. Seib- Max Parrish urn White Pianos, 403 Chestnut Cecil Taylor achel St., Murray, Ky. Phone PL 3-3054. G. W. Edmonds Murray District ml2p Magistrate. 'ENGUSW-The Soviet issues this neve Cecil Holland MUST BE LEARNING Yuri Gagarin relaxing over a gams C. E. Erwin photo of Space orbiter ""1•1"t °941°J" Moscow. Five balls for billiards? ..•,. H. M. Workman of billiards in 3••:,* • M. G. Richardson :nese; VriesINS tr; Euphrey Cohoon Aggegc HEART BLEEDS FOR THE .124;•••:144,'", Brandon Dill 6000 GRIEF: DON T iO3 TNE STACKER-SNACK CEREAL MY s4 COMPANY SPENT FCRTIII-T1405Attl -5NACK COMPANY City Judge A& PATIENCE AT ALL?!! 9i1C1ER William H. "Jake" Dunn Se '• T0A14.0PAeox Itessital,r beig goat ' AM ,-1 City ,f4aTor cu4 BE COND050 .Aliseta Holmes Ellis ,.• IRE idiai TO?Q.EAV CIFF5 C. B. Grogan City CounciL Ward A .5 Howard McNeely Lloyd Arnold State Representative Otis Lovins Charlie Lassiter by Ernie BushmIller N ANOY \ 14.14-- I FEEL SO TIRED--- z I GUESS I HAVE SPRING FEVER

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TI'NE- UP FUR TRAVEL.- The.car -care mon- top left): Cheek front lights aid turn signals; hole shown above are the road signs to a care- operate windshield wipers; make sure rearview free vacation trip. Whether driving WO or 1.000 mirror is clean; check windows for cream and laden, travelers are urged by Mercury test- leaks; cheek rear lights and signals; trispect drivers and service engineers to take time for exhaust system; adjust brakes; have revering "spring tuae•up." The 10-point illustrated adiusted; check condition and pressure of all safety check recommends (clockwise starting at AT* tires; and test horn operatics. . I ;gal by Al Oapp L 1 L. ABNER 4illf*W' 01114441lb 'terviiLug

I Nio'D SHE'S EVERYTHING YO'WANTS AN'SHE'S MIGHTY OLD!! LANA TURNIP!! BETTER FO'ME . .rf SHE.'S HOMELY!! JEST AT LAST AH FOUND S MAME OF/Y-TH' LOOK AT THET MESS 0'CARROT: 714E1111E0'AL AH TH'DARK , SOMEONE TO IS-GuLPf-ON for the Union 1861-65 in Pictures 30 DAYS RED HAIR, AN'THEM WEAK, The War Qs/IARRY.r.r SIDE 0'17 .r.r -40 IS UP UNMUSCULAR LAIGS.07 (C Two mess meetings in NO07 York city late tn April No.11 were of signal Importance. The first was a spontane.- fn A eouternixtrary AT NOON!! AN'JEST LET ME SHOW YO'HOW ous, cheering gathering along both shies of Broadway when 6th. drawing of the masa STRICT SHE IS!! 12th and 71st Regiments, Ststa Militia, marched down to ferries meeting at Washington that took them across the thulium to New Jersey. The Ttli Regiment statue In Union Square, bad gone ahead. New Ilitke 411"1 Tao necoc4 of those assemblages overflowed Unical NAM Apra =as .+- 2(11to bear and cheer Peter Cooper, John A.IX; John J..listbr• itchaastl Baker and others, pioaAing loyaitp to Ma Nacre1 government, and to see Mat Robert Anderson, the Union officer who bad commanded at fallen Fort Sumter. 1 The etre and fervency of the crowd seemingly, caused the mayor, Fernando Wood, to change his trine. Earlier in 1801. Mayor Wood had proposed ts Common Council that the City socede and estalliala an independent government. • • 'all that we would ^r have the'bole and SLATS ?.ifttioviro, ,r,-1474p. by Rseburn Van Buren united *Wort ne MUNE AN' 41 thesouthern States"... he de- dared. After the demonstration at Union Square, at- tended by an esti- mated )D0,000 per- aon% Wood Issued a proclamation urging people to support preserve- Uou of the Union. Still, that month. ships loaded at New York vAth guns, powder, new- ly Inade uniforms, for Southern ports. -Clark/U=1r4

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110X1311 !MTH MOM V T1MrS — MURRAY, RF.NTUCRY SATURDAY — MAY 6, 1961 KENTUCKY BELL Mrs. Fred Gingles Gives Flower NEWS Arrangement Demonstration Tues

Dear friends far and near. This Mrs. Fred Gingles gave a dem- ing with a reading of the Club .s another new month and a rainy onstration on how to arrange Creed. Miss Lottie Suiter read the Mem- day. flowers, in the Delta Department minutes and called the roll. Ted Thorn of Evansville, son-in- of the Murray Woman's Club bers responded to the reit by giv-IN low of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Sim- Tuesday evening. log garden hints. mons of Murray. is very ill in the Mrs. Jo Nell Rayburn, chair- Mesdames Hugh hospital there. Also a granddaugh- man, presided during the business. Hostesses were Sanders, E. C. Park- ter of the Simmons'. Jimmy Warn- Mrs. Lourelle Sledd, treasurer, re- Oakley, A. C. Miss Ruby er of Evansville. has been in the ported that $1255.48 had been giv- er, Elliott Wear, and hospital but is improving nicely. To Become Bride en to the Cancer program during Simpson. Mrs. Nolan Tyler has been visit- Social Calandat the year. The Delta Department ing her daughters. Mrs. Marla El- administers the distribution of the more and Mrs. Vanela Barrett of Saturday, May 6th Cancer Fund to indigent cases. Mancie, Indiana. A recent visitor The Mendelssohn Music Clua After the club's attention was in the home of Mrs. Tyler has will meet at the home of Pam called to the $50.00 balance due to beer, her son. Sgt. M.ison Morton Ryan at seven-thirty o'clock. This the Calloway - Murray Library Gakkingen. Germany. is a mother-daughter meeting. budget, t h e members voted to aatientucky Bell received word • • • • • make a voluntary contribution to from Detroit this week that her The Sigma Department of the make up this balance due. Absent TOO OLD FOR THEM, SAYS COUNTY BOARD—John Hyatt, 50, brother. Hobart Todd. was very Murray Woman's Club will have members are to be asked to make and wife Edna, 57, cuddle up with their faster twins, 4,-2- a "Hoedown" and potluck contributions also. The eight de- year-old Linda Lee and Brenda Louise, in Loa Angeles, supper Blessed are the pure in heart. imeat will be furnished) are to be asked to make where they were told by the County Board of Adoptions at the partments for :hey shall see God. May God club house at 6:30 The eight de- that they are too old to adopt the girls. They are taking the p.m. Hostesses contributions also. .bleas each and everyone is my will be Mesdames the Woman's Club matter to court. They have been foster parents since 1958. Bill Thurman, partments of ,prayer. Will Frank Steely, Tommy Tay- voted the library as the main civic lor, and Ben Trevathan. project and pledged $800.00 for • • • • • the library financial program last 4 The Mattie Bell Hays Circle of mmer. AAT-S.CS--of-tha--Farstaltathodist-1 aliasickaamil_ _others Church will meet in the social, spoke concerning t h e proposed hall at 7:30 p.m. change in the club's constitution • • • • • and by-laws and urged all mem- T h e Euzelian Sunday School bers to be present at the annual Class of the First Baptist Church installation and business program will meet at the home of Mrs. on May 19 at 6:30 p.m. in the club Ronald Churchill at 7:30 p.m. In house. DON'T LOOK charge of arrangements is Mrs. Mrs. Mavis McCamish and Miss LIKE THIS Fulton Young's group composed of Vanda Gibson were elected to Mesdames Churchill, Robert membership in the club. Vaughn, Burman Parker, Connie Delta officers to be installed in Armstrong, Bud Sov;e11, and Eu- the business meeting are: Miss gene Shipley. Ruby Smith, chairman; Mrs. El- liott Wear, vice chairman; Mrs. T h e Bethany Sunday School Lucille Thurman, secretary; and Class of the First Baptist Church- Mrs. Lourelle Sledd, treasurer. will meet at the Collegiate Inn at Mrs. Max Churchill introduced 7:00 p.m. Group VII, Mrs. Lillian Mrs. Gingles who used the flowers Hicks, captain, and Group VIII, in bloow now as her material. She Mrs. Roy Stewart, captain, will demonstrated the mass, crescent, be in charge. full circle, and line arrangements. M rs. Rayburn opened the meet- Monday. May 8th, The South Pleasant Grove Ho- memakers Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Autry McReynolds 'PUT YOUR DUDS at one o'clock. • Circle V of the ViMS will Meet IN OUR SUDS' at the Baptist Mission at 7:00 pm. • • • • • and relax, visit with your fri- Tuesday, May 9th Osterizer photo ends and neighbors, chances TOT' CAN TAKE TINti Circles of the WMS of the First : serve it in a glass. Any number of nourish- are some or them will be here. ahuaLa .— i.aaaea--can be whipped up quickly in blender. Baptist Church will meet as fol- Nancy Lovins lows: I with Mrs. Mavis Morris * LOTS OF WASHERS* and II with Mrs. I. H. Key at 10 PLANS MADE FOR WEDDING Mr. Byers. graduate of Murray 410 10‘ 1*-441'e* * PLENTY OF DRYERS am.; III with Mrs. Grace McClain TO CHARLES BYERS College High, is also attending BARRELS OF HOT and IV with Mrs. R. H. Falwell at IN JUNE Murray State College. SOFT WATER 2:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lovins of The ceremony will be perform- Alm.) announce the engagement ed by the Rev. Billy G. Turner in SI CHRAVS ORIGINAL Breakfast ia ,Ilay a‘lest, Tuesday, 9th and approaching marriage of their the sanctuary of the Scott's Grove Coin Operated Laundrette By JOAN The South Murray Homemakers O'SULLIVIU1 daughter. Nancy Lou, to Charles Baptist Church on Friday, June 23 •ASTRONAUTRESS• — Marion Club will meet with Mrs. Eunice o • . MNITION the L-rportance Wayne Byers. son of Mr. and Mrs. at 8 p.m. Dietrich (above) of San Miller, South 12th Street at 1:30 LTI of 'eating a good treak- Rex Byers of Murray. Mateo, Calif, lam been certi- L p.m. All friends and relatives are in- lfast and sleepyheads nia•a(r fied, along with her twin - Lovins is a graduate of vited to attend. Formal invitations that Line's of the essence. Miss sister Jan and three other of town 207 So. 7th Ph. PL 3-9181 They sr.ioze until the lai:t The Bessie Tucker Circle of the Almo High School and is now are being sent to out women, as potential astron- First Methodist Ch- =Mute, then feel they can't WSCS of the attending Murray State College. guests only. auts by the Lovelace Foun- We Are Also a Pickup Staaon spare time to vilap up a urch will meet in the home of dation Si Albuouerque, morning meal, a::•ne est Mrs Ray Monday on Eighth Street ray. Route I assumed the office of That's the medical center For C.4e. But they can! at nine-thirty o'clock in the morn- CCHS Beta Club reporter; and Janice Perry. daugh- which tested America's seven Breakfast raratrat tear ing. Names New Officers ter of Mr. arid Mrs. W. E. Perry astronauts for out of this One Hour Martinizing duc,osi. .fe it of Murray, Route 1, was elected world travel. Scientists the- 433 BEST IN DRY CLEANING in a glass: Murray Star chapter No. song leader. orize that women may be THE Eastern Star will withstand heat, Specials as in Quickly Does It Order of the On April 13, 1961, the Beta better able to Same Prices and hold its regular meeting at the Club of Calloway County High cold, radiation and monotony the 4th Street Store! Today's retires can be Masonic Hall at 7:30 pm. School elected officers fir the than men. Also, weigh less, eflickly prepared in Lenr • • • • • or shaker. 1961-1962 school year. A cam- Wednesday, May 10 miner of aaniors presented its The recipes are v-.r: The Arts and Craas Club will Flat( of candidates and the T•llow- era' are en t:. • • meet at the home of Mrs. Lois ethers fa- • ing officers' were elected: Randy Miller. West Main Street, at 2:30 arT• f.. Patterson. son of Mr. and Mrs. p m. WALLIS DRUG signe 1 • Randal Patterson of Murray, to a Route S. was elected president; .Brandon of Almo, Yo^a ran - nGail daughter fast in a ; Astronaut. . . 1,f Mr. and Mrs. Isace Brandon, Be Open This Sunday vi -president; the Will sappaaasa was elected (Continued from Page 1) recording secretary elected was toast Iler pow Drug, Preooription and Sundry Mao& fresh fraa- white. parachute. floated into the Dan McDaniel. son of Mr. and Campbell Soup Co. sea seven miles from 'the predes- Mrs. Lubie McDaniel of Murray. Breskfast Fr. ^ : •a T 110: SI OUT it to good start with a soup shake tined target — right in the ball- Route 1: the corresponding se- WE WILL RE OLOSED from at h.gh s • . ....g with ice-cold milk. :sugar. c!,.. park. Marine helicopters hovered cretary elected was Joanne Hall, LOVELY MIIKO TAXA and 11 MO &AIL to 1:00 p.m. for Ohoroh Hour 3 arops ar ,und it as it drifted down. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lenon Glenn Ford toast each other in Soup Shake: In pitcher. Within five minutes after hit- Hall of Murray, Haute 4: the two the William Goetz production, s,ker or blender, mix to- elected were A ting the water, Shepard was in a treastirers Keith "Cry for Happy," in Cinema- g, aer 1 (101-,,-oz.) can cream .helicapter and on his way to the "Hays, son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis r Scope and Eastman Color. The of chicken soup and 1 soup- deck of the aircraft carrier USS Hays of Murray. Route 6, and [ L- (•omedy also stars Donald ',too Nog: Plena Cr (an ice .,c,pld milk. Garnish Lake Champlain. There he talked Della Taylor. daughter of Mr. and • - 1 : lernen wedges and dash O'Connor. James Shigeta and ice with President Kennedy by radio Mrs. Ruble Taylor (if Lynn Grove. Beginning eabes. _Ma. - ' cream of nutmeg. Serves 2 to 3. telephone and then was flown Patsy Hutchens. daughter of Mr. Miyoshi Urneki, and opens Sun- High I'ret• in - la a aan ea.1 Banana Milk Shake: For here. an Mrs. Bazzel Hutchens of Mur- day at the Varsity Theatre. Drink: L.a.a1 1 , one serving. mix in blender corn cll. 1 e. r • 1 fully ripe, peeled banana, c. water, 1 1 egg and 8 oz, cold milk. Saturday, May 13 THE

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United Fruit Co. OEM FRONTIERS' STILL MOSTLY NEW—These five alms were put forward by the Ken- THE -YEAR '1•0T-R,4F1 r to a -t T • •, ' • - 3nt rr:t.eralx and protein before dashing off to "New Frontier" AROUND I IrELP_ a' fiely administration as first-call, legislative alma early In January. 14ow, aloe La. Vr L:i a apt: an, egg and a cup of nail'. shith gfaxly tow manual guse. here is about how the pioneetiag Daa progressed under s heavily Democratic Congress.

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