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• E 10, 1983 GILLNICTED AS A RENY ALI. HOUND KENTUCKY COMMUNITY NEW.KPAYLR rum scorned." T MARY'S 15.• Largest sure that let- woman visit- Circulation In en to see the The City tie. I witih you ittper for that Largest ,tt. Yes. I tun s Circulation In hospital freq- re so cunous The County etting a treat it, -why don't You might be MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 t I am taking IN OUR 841h YEAR Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, June 11 1963 Vol. LXXX1V No. 138 a combination United Press International

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'ply, write to everly Hills, de a self-ad- a-elope. Abby WALLACE IGNORES I'S OR ER ig letters Send Johnny Rose Is Pirates Down Yanks,, Terrorists Set Fire booklet, Negroes Assigned Dormitory 3r her Austin School Colonel Two Awarded As Orioles Win To Caracas Plant rs For All °Oa Kentucky -- -- 1 1 CARACAS. Venezuela ,11.1. -. Pro- Johnny Rose. son of Mr and By JOHN SAMMONS Castro terrorists set fire today to Rooms, University Alabama aClinic Is Set Mrs Allen Rote. was made a Ken- Colonel's In the first action of the Part • U S.-owned Goodyear The and tucky Colonel while attending the League season yesterday the Pirates the nini• • the Rubber Co. warehouse where over Bluegrass Boys State Assembly in downed the Yanks 12-9 and By AL KUETTNER into the large auditorium. Dr. A. D. Butterworth, Health 10001) tire casings are stored. Richmond June 1-7 issions Orioles swamped the Hats 12-4. United Press International At the same tune, let-is than 50 will hold a clinic at the Four men armed with tornmy- Ofticer, Rose was also elected treasurer The Pirates were helped by the TUSCALOOSA. Ala, I'M — De- miles away from the campus. Miss Calloway County Health Center on a forced their way into the of the group He and Baly Wilson hitting of Thomas who had Pisa fiant Gov. George C. Wallace stood Malone and Hood were enroute by Thursday, 9:00 a, in. to 11 -00 a m. For outstanding contribution to an :Warehouse at dawn and after tying were the delegates tothe Assembly double and a home run with adrmantly a doorway today and automobile to the school where: for pre-actusol children who will the public library during Nation- t three employes, sprayed the from Marray High School They equal pitching performance by Rob- t* refused to admit two Negro students the admission of Negro Autherine the 1st grade at A. B. al Library Week, Gov Bert Combs with gasoline and touched it be entering also toured Frankfort while away ert Rains and John Wilcox Rains ' floor to the University of Alabama. The Incy touched off rioting six years Mrs Margaret Trevathan seven firebomb. Austin School. honored walked eight and struckout , off with a two were taken to their assigned ago. parents are requested to bring and Donald Swann by making them burning tires sent huge All while Wilcox walked two and struck- The dormitories to await an attempt to They were accompanied by tour tor physical ex- Colonels The commis- smoke a thousand beet their children in Kentucky out sta. clottds of formally register later in the day. Ju.stic Department officials leunination or take them to a pri- sions were presented Thursday night the second game home runs by into the sky. Nine pieces of fire- I Murray Hospital I In a last-minute • The four picked up Miss Malone Edna Darnell, Regional Li- equipment with 300 tire- Wallace. spurning vate physician by Mrs Keel and Dillard sparked the Orioles fighting and Hood in BirmIngliatn, where alarm. order from President Kennedy to The Kentucky State Law requires brarian, in the presence of Inc mem- to victory over the Nets. Keith men responded to the started 0 "cease and desist,- strode into the they spent the night, and that all children entering public Patients admitted bers of the Library Board in a Knight put on an unheralded Well- The blaze threatened other in- bright sunshine and in a clear voice the drive to Tuitealoosa. The car or private elementary schools must Patients dismissed retorter meeting. ing performance to help the winn- duatrial installations in the area A proclamation barring the was kept under surveillance Irons have physical examination aim a Census -- Adult 64 Trevathan of 511 South southwestern factory district read Mrs ing cause h.night walked six and - the the air as it proceeded toward what certificate front a duly licensed Census — Nursery 11 Strdeet. served the county imp --inclading the U. S. Rubber Com- two Negroes. Eighth struckout eight while giving could be the last major showdown ,ur fine physician stating that the child Adult Beds 55 bookmobile librarian tor two pany's Keel shoe tactory 'I hots, in an apparent last-minute as three hits in three innings of wort( between state and federal authori- .t moth has been Immunized against small- Emergency Beds 1 her resignation of tnat change of strategy by the govern- years Mier Blakely had a home run for the 112TH —Mary M. Kelly tries ties in the integration struggle pox. diptheria. whooping cough. New Citizens post, she has given many hours merit, two Negroes - Vivian r3 cost. toeing cause. a bit of frosting on her Wallace planned to read a state- tetanus and poliomyelitis. except voluntary aid to the public library birthday cake—she's 112—in Malone arm James A. Hood - left ncomli- Patientii admitted from Friday 11 Rev. McKenzie Is ment denying the two Negroes act- in the written opinion 01 the at- here Her work during National LI- segpis of the historic eonfronta- Long Beach (Call!) Gen- mwsion to the all-white university rything physician, that such im- a. m. to Monday SAN a. m. Speaker For Guild tasis thewent to their dormitories, ending brary Week was outstanding eral HospltaL She was born at Foster Audi- • as.s earlier by the university. when they arrived oft and munizations would be injurious to Mrs Hazel Douglass, Rt. 2. Farm- Mr Swann. eon of Mr and Mrs In Southfield. Mich., In 1851. storm Misses Rev. Henry McKeezie, pastor of torium. the child's health ington, Mrs Ida Barrett, att. 5: Ewing Swann. South Sixteenth has outlived almost all of her e, standing in the doorway ;et this the Presbyterian church here, was, A heavy security torce was placed Any child who has' haci examina- 1, Karnak. , Street, employed by the post ottice, family. Only a grandalti, his of Foster Auditorium where the Mrs Wylie Parker. Rt all on the campus by Wallace. essional tion. but must have a certificate of did his work for the library dur- great guest speaker Monday evening Negroes normally w ou I d register, Ill . Olney Nunley, 1304 Birch. Ben- , daughSpr- and- two When Wallace arrived, he greet- immuntzations signed by the ing the national week as a repre- But the Guild of the First Christian three times refused a Justice De- today! ton. Master Nett Ward. 1509 Syca- alloway, pitndsons ard living. Church He spoke on the history of ed the several hundred newsmen Health Officer or private physican more, Mrs Ty na Craw lord, 20o sentatii,e of the local Junior Cham- portment attorneys request to ad- the churches and the eccumenical present with a brief statement over North 17th Mrs Brent Cooper. ber of Commerce His leadership in B mit them. a public address system. plac- "flouts of the ch - rehes He was iii- Rt 1. Mrs. Billy Russell and baby , publicizing the event included y A Little Miss Malone and Hood sat quietly trouble," lie trnduced by Mrs. Howard Nichols "Don't get in any City, B. %Vulcan- trig large signs over Maims street in a tar a few fast away as the .3 girl. Calvert Ky L who was scheduled, for the program. said. -Enjoy your stay in Ala- Large Group between Fifth and Sixth. on use was enacted. son. Rt 5, Malcolm Ray lincincits, ' drama bama." - Ryan Estate just north of Chest- BULLETIN Mrs. John Pasco gave the devotion. missed the brunt 605 Stewart St. Hoplunsvilie. Mrs Calloway County Mrs. George Hart,' chairman of U.S. Deputy Atty. Gen Nicholas Wallace assigned a torce oh 600 Milford and baby nut, Ste making of posters. and last night, although Mathes girl. Rt. of a windstorm al %NH I NS:TON ret — Presi- the gfoiip, presided over the bust- Katzenbsch told Wallace the gov- troopers to - the earnptis and two •'Attends 4-11 1: Miss Teresa Oakley, Rt 2. Hard- PlAcullirthem in the windows ot some trees were uprooted and a dent Kennedy today federalised intends register the gu- tless in which Mrs. Maurice Crass ernment to hours before the scheduled arrival Only, bust:604p oat the square were blown in. Mrs Lilburn Rayburn, 410 8 large number of limbs the tiabama National Guard and read I h, minutes end gas, the dents later in the day of the Negroes they surrounded the 6th., Walter Karnes. 2: Jerry trees. lat from authorized Defense Secretary Bob- financial report. Mrs. Eunice Over- Asks Three Times campus. barring all but studenti Rt suddenly shortly Conference Morris, 1. Dexter, Master Ken- ' The wind rose er c. Amara to use any :tem, lie.: cave the service chairman's Katzenbach asked Wallace three and uniformed officers. ny 1. Miss p m as the air was hot Locks. Rt Jennie Licte, Government Of alfter 10 00 troops he may need to enforce report. times to reconsider his determined The arrival was scheduled tor Biers Rt 1, MIN" Lagenia Darnell. att. I, and still. adinasision of two Negroes to the Mrs Garrett Beshear, devotion position tind allow the students to about 12:30 p m. IEDTi. Calloway County nag seven 4-H Archie MacMillan Tott6rs which Farmington. Cornwell. Har- A slight breeze came up University of fitlabAma. chairman. Mrs. Oveirbey, hmteata enter because, he said he rim-heel Troopers were ringed around Fos- members and one leader attending din, Mrs. Van Thomas Barest anal suddenly turned into a strong guar , erramilas prorIseria410w from the Phrisid,dit ter Auditorium, where pat Piston( the 4 H Leadership Cz.i.lestence at By ROBERT MUSE/ ettwAnnart:**vici Mr- Hart tah- baby boy. RI I, Benosn: Mr: Pres- wind which treatened to turn into of the United States calling for meeting was to occur. Manama Lex- United Press Inteenatioral rhairman. completed the echfIluks the University of Kentucky. ton Evitts and baby girl, Rt 1. Ha- a damaging storm at any moment. at parade rest LONDON — Prime Minister r the -oming year, obedience to a federal court decree four feet apart ielngton on June 10-13 They are , zel: Mrs Dewey Skinner, Grano Dirt and dust from construction Harold Macmillan's aides rushed to Son Born Mrs Vernon Riley was hostess to ordering the two enrolled. Second Defense Line David Watson. Johnnie Kelso, Don Rivers. Mrs Mary J Carr. Hi2. projects on the north side of Chest- To Mr. And map plans a potluck dinner in the church. Wall,ce refused to budge. Behind this force stood a sec- Spiceland. Beverly Goode. Cynthia London today to help car- Miss Beth Wandrey, 4532 Sterling nu: street was whipped up and Mrs. Gene Lovins Magnolias arranged on the dining He said he was on haat' _as he ond line of defense - helmeted 'Ezell. Connie Hopkins, and Marsha way am. Road, Donners Grove. DI . Mrs ried by the wind all the table were In keeping with the had vowed he would be for weeks state conservation department war- Hendon The leader is Mrs Leon growing sex and security scandal it 'ii. Fddie Jones and baby girl. Rt 2. town The wind was coming theme of the program Those pres- to -prevent the entrance because dens Grogan The left Monday moro- resultIng from the affair between Hazel: Mrs Luther Mills. Ht 1. the north The city park was clear- J Hoffman, It is illegal and unwarranted -" Wallace slept late in a Amin- char- former War Minister John Protumo Mr &ad- Mrs W Gene L01/ills of ?nt were: Mesdames B n-sic June 10 at 6 00 0 cluck by Mrs Dewery Skinner and baby ed quickie when the dust in the air mile trom WY. and a London playgirl Lexington. Kentucky announce the W. J. Gibson. Delvin Langston, Hart, Kennedy's proc la t ion, signed at town hotel, less than a tered bus Grand Rivers, Ken Bucy, New Om- made play there impossible. appearance Macmillan summoned his min- birth of a a son, ElIC Edward at Overbey, Beshear. Nichols. Riley, 11 a.m. EDT in Washington, was the campus where the These delegates along witn 900 cord, Robert Trees were blown over on the Elloon, Rt 1, Alm), Hospital June . Ito Pssco s a final technical step required be- of Negro Authenne Lucy six years others from Kentucky will take part isters to an emergency cabinet meet- Central tilaptiat on Danny Woods. 1635 Miller Ave Benton highway and the New Con- during fore the President could use federal touched oft rioting and ended l'he ing Wednesday as cries against the 8. The croup ClOOR not meet ago in leadership discussion groups George Roberts. Rt 5, Mrs Wil- cord haihway halting traffic tor days later. government swelled with press re- The Lovins' also have a daughter the summer, but will have its open- loop In her expulsion three discussion will be on citizenship fred Young, North Sth . Mrs Olen- a while Iambs were blown trum late into ports that cabinet members knew Jennifer. The paternal granetpar- ing meeting for the coming year. in ait east • 2.000 troops sent Into The governor worked Oresponsibintles in economics, so- dle trees all over town and it seemed Darnell and baby girl 10011 Hck- Lovins September the secon d Monday Alabama by Kennedy when rioting the night drafting the statement cket' situations, education. family of Profilmo's relationship with red- ens are Mr and Mrs Otis ore, Benton for several moments that a nnajor night, Crass In. broke out In Btrminaham in early would read when the govern- person- haired Christine Keeler as much of Murray route five and the ma- with Mrs. Maurice he living, political affairs, and Patients dismissed from Friday 11:10 wind storm was in the offing Negroes as three months ago ternal grandparents are Mr and her lake cottage. The event will be May remained on duty at Ft. Mc- ment 'officials and the al rallies a. m. to Monday 11:11111 a. m. The winds died however with no Macmillan's chief lieutenant in Mrs Harry R Hawkins of. South a covered-dish dinner. Clelellan. Ala, about 100 miles away. reach the campus The highlight of the week, es- damage being Pa- Orlan Hurt, Rt 1, Lynn Grove: major reported There was no opposition what- MISS Malone and Hood spent the pecially for the girls, will be the the House of Commons Inman Mac- 16th street extended Mrs Cary Rose. 214 South 12th : ducah received a heavy rain storm soever to the admission of Hood and night in Bintmignani state 4-H Style Review on Wednes- Lod cut short a visit to Wasning- I Mrs Hawkins and grand-daught- Voris La.sstter, Rt. 1, Lynn Grose: and some damage' with the power Mrs. Gussie Adams To Mans Malone to t heir respective They drove from Birmingham to night. June 12 Beverly Goode ton to return to London. er Donna Ants Jones of Hardin are day Mrs Jimmie hfcCuiston and baby being cut off in sections of he city the tour Foreign Secretary Lord Home visiting Mr and Mrs Lovins in Be Honored Thursday dormitories. Tuscaloosa by car with will represent Calloway County and boy, 1611 by falling limbs and trees Miller: Mrs Retie Out- next two weeks Edwin Guthman. a Justice Dc- grn:ernment men, Including Peyton will compete for State honors by sped back from a vacation in Scot- Lexington for Use --- land, Rt 5. Carl KIngins. 1601 The storm apparently Came from On Tnursday night. June 13th, pertinent spokesman. said "They Norville. chief U. S. marshal tor modeling her outfit she made in her land wrist, Farmer. Floyd NNClure. New Von- the Ctncinnati-Louisville area 2 local board members. 2 appeal will be registered today and will the northern district of Alabama Clothing Project A State 4-H Tat- Lord Privy Seal Edward Heath . cord. MissZaerrips Erwin, Hardin: damage wa,s reported agents. 20 medantl advisors. and It start attending classes tomorrow." A reporter trying to locate Miss Sent Show with a top 4-H Act irons delayed until Wednesday a planned Services For Mrs. Hortense Sycamore. Mrs. A great need for moisture bias local board clerks will be honored Wallace made no immediate effort Malone and Hood in Birmingham each district in the State will be visit to Oslo. Norway, to confer Edward Robards. 1705 Farmer, Mrs been reported, not only for use by Cobb Are Incomplete for completing 20 years or more ot to block the admission of the stu- was told by a deputy in Nor:Ines presented on Tuesday night with Noreweinan Foreign Minister Ida Barrett. (Expired ,. Rt 5. Mrs crops, but also to break the 94 de- 1,87 .7tein.ice in the Kentucky Selective dents to the dormitories but pro- (Continued on Page 6) of the Uni- Halyard M Lange. The different colleges Garnett Gelb, at 1, Farmington, gree weather which the area has tested to Katzenbach againht what versity will hold "Open House- tor Mrs Luther suffered for the pass several days. Parks, at 2, Henry Arils This the second group of (tom- he called "this Illegal act." the 4-Hera on Wednesday alter- Funeral services for Mrs. Adams. Rt , Mow Norma lienem, Lynn Grove Bible I Thunderstorms will break tne penaated arid uncompensated per- Kennedy signed a proclamation noon The boys and girls will hear 1Cobb will be held at the Kirksey Woods Hall, Joe Lassiter. Itt 2, Iheat wave according to the weather- sonnel to be honored in Kentucky. In Washington commanding the they Choose to Baptist Church with Rev. :Johnson about the college Haze:: Mrs James Morris. and baby I School To Begin man with a high in the flOs re- Alabama goyernor "and all other Easley conducting the rites Burial Mrs Climate W Adams. Murray, Recreation visit and learn about opportunittes boy, Dexter, Robert Childresa. Rt. , ported for today. is the local board clerk for the persons engaged . . in unlawful rib- within the area covered by these The Lynn Grove Mehodist Church will be in the Kirksey Cemetery. 5-2571 • 1, Alm, Lew Wallace. Golden / Calloway County local board She stnictiotis of justice. assembles, colleges vacation Bible school will begin The time of the service is incom- Pond; Mrs Bobby Latimer. Rt 1, is in the group being honored this combinations. conspiracies or do- ja "Political Campalgrui" aim will Monday June 17th There will be VISIT HERE plete. Set Puryear. Tenn . Mrs that state to Schedule Chester gn_ away on year. mestic violence in activities, as the classes for children ages three to Mrs Charlie Elder and daughter Mrs. Cobb. 79, passed wbe part of the Rt 4. Benton: Mrs. Bertie ceease and desist therefrom ' their twelve from 200 p tin to 4 00 p m Jan of Marion. Kentucky are visit- Sunday at 11,45 p m. at the home 4-Hers nominate and eleot jt4er, Rt 2, Paul Morris Rt Fifty-two minutes later Wallace the conung year. daily ing their parents. Mr and !tars of a daughter in Taylor, Michigan. slate officers for Mrs. Thyria Crawford, 205 North Fiscal Court In showed up on the campus to make At Kenlake former International The school will continue through R R Atkins this week Was Eid- The Max ChurchIll Funeral Home A program by 17th.: Wade Causey. Rt 5: Henry his defiant stand and carry out Exchange delegates on Friday If transportation Is needed er is taking a course at Murray, State , has charge of the arrangementa Session Today Farm Youth Ford. Rt. I. Prince Hughes, Ht. 2. his pledge to "stand in the school- special clos- call 436-4940. College . where frielat inay Call Tuesday night and a Farmington: Walter Karnes. Ht. 2; house door" to thwjutt intearatton Mists lochie Overbey and Ron are The ovular meeting of the Cello- ing session Wednesday night Archie Cornwell, Ititrdln, Mrs Hob- Alabama publictrschoms Christopher have been named as sally Fiscal Court WR.'. held today at In also scheduled. ert - Boyd. 207 Sduth 12th : John the court house with County Judge The Final Step Recreation Supervisors at the Ken : Steele. (Expired., 310 Woodlawn. Kennedy's proclamation was lake Hotel VISITS Robert 0 Miller presiding This HERE MISS Jennie Locke, Rt I; Master final technical step iequired be- A complete schedule of activities MillardEre.in of Louisville is morning a review of the budget was Kenny Locke. same address, Miss held comparison fore the President could use fed- for guests at the hotel has been :siting friends and relatives in with a explained by Lagenta Darnell, Rt 1, Farmington: Treasurer eral troops. if necessary, to en- arranged in order to make their • ,Ilowsy. Marshall and' Graves County Gordon Moody on Mrs Harold Jones, and baby girl, Income expected and actual Income force the court order for deseg- stay' at the hotel more enjoyabie Rt. 5: Thomas Lyons. Model, received regation of the university Miss Overbey and Christopher recreation Mrs. Wallace Houston. Rt 3, Mrs. At:Counts payable today were also The two Negroes. Vivian Malone. will saperhse the dairy Paul Bray and baby girl Bray, Rt. reviewed Other routine business of 21. of Mobile. Ala., and JAalmwesar_A. activity which includes swimming Weather 2. Calvert City. Miss Teresa Oakley, the county was carried out by the and diving lessons at the hotel pool, Rt 2. Hardin: Jerry Morris, at. 1, court.. ,110r1F:DTvidd, ,1112°T. 1/oscfaloo(14sadsdaetn.12:29 p. m. softball on the hotel lawn, an ill- Dexter ustrated talk by Clans Weller, State

**port They were taken to an Army Re-" Nat smalls!. water .games. Square Igairse Pass liastswissad LIONS MEET TONIGHT serve armory prior to making the dancing. shuffleboard, ping isong, ile Nursing Home Will short trip to the campus where tournaments, and bingo. The Murray Lions Club will meet Wallace was waiting Those, other than guests may 111,14fgh Yesterday as Be Built In Murray tonight at 630 at the 'Murray Wo- He pledged again "there will be participate in the square dancing Low Yesterday 05 man's Club House for its regular no violence- In his face-to-lace and some of the other activity A 7-30 Today 77 The Calloway County Nursing meeting. ahowdown. with thc U. S. govern- call to the hotel may be made by 4 Home Assoetatton announced today Rainfall Trace ment. those Interested. • - that plans are being made to build Wallace strode briskly into Fos- The players:mind area, recreation a modern fifty unit in HOMEMAKERS MEET Kentucky Lake: 7 a. m. 359 ft.: project Mur- ter Auditorium. where Vivian Ma- raoin pool and hotel lawns will be below dam 302 6 ray, for the older citizens who need James A Hood would try used to carry out the intensive re- The Nest Concord Homemakers lone and S.,unset 7:16; sunrise 436 medical care and treatment. register, shortly after reaching creation program. Other facilities Club will meet Wednesday at the to Preliminary plans have been com- campus at 11 -52 a ns trues at the hotel include croquet. skit- in nine of Mrs. Charlie Stubblefield- the 11100—LOW pleted for this project This pro- in preserv- board. awimming, miniature golf, ------"We are Interested tle NESV YORK mar -- The lowest ject will be built to meet the State ing the Constitution of the United tennis. picnic area and horseback In the nation, excite:l- Health Department requirements Wallace said upon his ar- ndmg. otemperature .AL. CIRCLE TO MIET States" ing Hawaii and Alaska. reported and will be one of the most modern • at , Beginning June Z1 a nightly press,. Eiaard Durell Stone's plan far at. its complex - - rival Weather Bureau this units in the South PROPOSED UK DORMS—Architect to the U S model. Three 16-story dormitories form the center of the The Woodman Circle Grove 126 After shaking hands with seven's , duction of "Stars is hly crown This is being financed through University of Kentucky is shown by the above morning was 34 at Montpelier, Vt . the additional dorms of three stones each. The latter evening at 6.30 aI state troopers and joking with will be added to the list of activities complex. Surrounding these towering structures are eight will meet 'Thursday Park Wis Monday's high local interests and it is planned to viewed from above, of one continuous building. which be enjoyed by hotel and falls. Connected by porticoes and present the appearance, when at the Woman's Club House tor members of his party who were may Catulla and Presidio. be in operation in the near future, are million. was 104 at 2,509 litUdents, the complex will Celt $10 to $12 their regular dinner meeting. presetn. the governor disappeared guests. S. a spokesman said. Liagighed to house ! -"ax. •

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s TUESDAY — JUNE 11, 1903 TIFIE LE ORR & TIMES MURRAY, isENTUCRE ego. 6 nteZ TWO league victory since Sept. 3, 1961, Al Kaline May and also pitched his first complete Legion Team Dodgers Better Get A New Book On Cepeda ;tame tu the majors with a seven- THE LEDGER Eir. TIMES Have Last Laugh hitter that handed Cincinnati's Joey Inc.. Jay his ninth defeat in 12 decisions. PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIKES PUBLISHING COMPANY. On His Critics seventh-uming hom- ;0060hdatton of the Murray Ledger, Th. Oalloway 'Ernes, and The _ And Bailey Or They May Miss The Series Tun Harkness' Kentuckaua, January Opens Season -the decisive blow for the -Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West er was Times By EKED DOWN 1, 1940 • Metz. Prees International By EKED DOWN dmals was cut to two percentage scored much runner JIM Schaffer Mop the winning run for the Cubs a JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER Al Kano*. may at laat o Note United Press Intenuitionall points. with the hove n Top McDaniel picked up lus last laugh on those critics a The Lob Angeles Dodgers had bet- The victory moved the Giants to as Lindy reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, Ledger's We he'll never be a better ball :er get a new book on Orlando within one genie of the top rung. fourth win in relief. The victim was Read The Voice items which, iS our opinion, are not for the best in- said or Public was at 1:1) yeers of Cubs Beat Colts Hal Woodeshick, who had not, yield- readers, player than he Cepeda and Ed Bailey or they'll terest of our a run in his previous 21 con- The Murray American Les! have to reed about the World Series The Ctucafgo Cubs edged out the ed Classifieds WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509 a/4e seasons since secutive innings. Billy Williams NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: y.• It's been seven full team opened their season by sweep- again next October. Hounton Colts. 3-2, the Philadelphia Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, N American League homered for the Cubs and Howie Medium Kaline vain the ing a doubleheuder at Yana, Ttn.1, The Dodgers have one of the best Phithes doe ned the Milwaukee Stilhenson Bldg., Detroit, Midi. average in Goss connected for Houston. batting title with a .340 Monday evening Both wins wsre pitching staffs in baseball but Ce- Braves. 6-2. and the New York Mets the youngest bat- nipped the Cincinnati Reds. 3-2, in at the Post Orace. Murray, Rentubky, ter transmussion aa lova sat became impressive. 6-1 and 14-1. Manager peda and Bailey greet 'ern like they Eighth Game Entered or league Wins Secauel Claes Matter. tuel chempion in ma Luba Vitale got outstanding per- e:re batting practice hurlers Just other NL games St Wills at Pitts- history lies had many fine seasons lus take a look at how Orlando and Ed burgh was rained out. Rap Culp. a rookie tight-hander per week 20e, par formancea from two members of SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By Carrier in Murray. he's never topped that he Philhes else- since 1955 but strong pitching staff and almost have treated Dodger pitching and who didn't impress t month 85t. in Callow-ay and adjoining COULIL.ab, per year, .0.50; effecthenen. In the American League.. the New sear for all-around thovbesa support from the rest of you have the explanation for the much in the spring, raised his rec- where, 1800. York Yankees beat the Washington This vers eel' could be the Year the team. Don Faughn allowed only fact the San Francisco Giants have ord to 8-3 with a four-hitter in a a inch Senators, 7-0, and then suffered a • Community is the --in fact, it could be a year in in the route beaten Los Angeles in three of their 5.,-inning garne ended by rain. 'The Outstanding Civic Axial of 5 scattered hits going 1-0 lass. the Cleveland Indians de- his critics once and for Gonzalez dieuble a n d two 1 its Newspaper' he silences hi the opener, and Hayden Boyd last four meetings. Tony bilogrity of kmerican feated the Baltimore Orioles. 3-2. all by becoming the %lath gave up only 3 hits in the nightcap. The Giants topped the Dodgers blows by Don Demeter were the big the Detroit Tigers topped the Bob- 11, 1963 Leaguer to win the triple-batting . again Monday night, 7-3. with Ce- hits of the Plullies* eight-tut attack. TUESDAY — JUNE ton Red Sox. 6-1. and the Los An- croen Me-key Mantle wAs-the List The Murray hitting attack of 20 _ wets crashing a oe-breaking homer Ed Mathews h um e red for the geles Angels routed the Rattans City to do it. in 1956. and the only other hits in the two games was led by Joe , in the eighth inning and Bailey Athletics, 13-3. Braves. AL singlet rs who've accomplished Dayid Smith and Danny Wright , belting a teverun homer in the the feat were Ted Williams. Ty with four each. and Roger Fields ninth. Ken Hobbs' ninth-Innate single Tracy Stallard scored his first big Years Ago Today Jimmy Foxe aed Lou Gehrig and Mitch Gibbs with three. Gibbs Ten Cobb. Cepekla ha a three-run double LEDGER & TIMES FILE In RBI's and Don eaugtui each had a iso- Top and Bailey drove in two runs a eh Kaline is currently leading the base blow. a homer and two singles when the yesterday when AL with 45 rum batted in. ranks L. N. -Noah" Moody, age 79, was killed The Murray team appears to be Giants beat the Dodgers for the second in batting ith a 337 mark into the side of a moving car. The accident oc- one of the strongest Veale has lidd- first time this season on May 24. STOP he walked him two TRUCK place DOWDY'S and ins 13 homers Concord shortly after 2:30 p.m. ed. The roster includes players te.m I And the same pair hit homers on curred in New behind leader Bob Allison of the Located 4 Miles Out of Murray on the Hazel Highway outstanding honors Murray High. College High and May IM when the Giants scored A. G. Wilson, who recently achieved Mumesola -Twat, will open Calloway County. bolstered by ;Mee their second win of the season over at the University of Louisville School of Dentistry. Kahne reached a career mile- players from Mayfield High and their arch-nvals. offices in the near .future on East Main Street. stone Monday night when he he his denial one from Caldwell County. Texaco Service Sta. Restaurant 201st homers of his OUT of town visitors are pouring into Murray this week the 200th and Cepeda and Bailey have thus the Tigers to a 6-1 North-South Basketball Game at career in patine Murray will pla y at Canielen. knocked ui 10 of the 20 runs the to see the fifth annual Sox. victory over the Boston Red Tenn tonight at 770. All Murray Giants have scored in their three the Carr Health Building this Saturday to Short Orders, Plate Lunches He is the sixth active AL player games will be on the road until Jsly victories over the Dodgers. All Standard Texaco Products Brown C. Tucker, of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post, otning reach the. 200-homer mark. t 1. because of work in prOgress. on Draw Big Crowd a national. committee. Dinners, Brekfast Menu has been appointed to IsLintlis Veal Nca,umer Joe Adcock. the Murray High football field. A crowd of 52.993 at Los Angeles Plus Diesel Fuel for Trucks. Fish i Rooky -rsos'oo ‘13•115- --- Manager %reale is in process-of c sn- -Monday night saw Cepeda's 12th Rebuilt Batteries Pies, Soft Drinks, Milk and I Ralthe's alOth 11-cliller followed a pieta* his schedule and has room homer of the season snap a 3-3 tie 1 single by Jake Wood and a walk for several more games. Including in the eighth Bailey:s two-run hom- Coffee. Tigers Picnic Tables to Bally Bruton and sent the an opening for Saturday night. June er featured a three-run clinching off to a 3-0 lead in the first inning 15th outburst in the ninth as Don Larsen DRIVE OUT AND SEE US TODAY A PLUS FEATURE He hit No. 201 in the fifth inning picked up his first win and Ron 1 to restore D.trOlt to a three-run Murray 200 011 2— 6 6 1 Perranoeki suffered his second de- 1. I lead Rookie Bill Faul yielded .only Paris _ 001 000 0— 1 5 5 . feat, WE ARE OPEN 24 HOURS PER DAY three singles all by Carl Yas- Faughn and South, Penny, Davis red ar.d at ' trremati - to win his third game I Willie alcC,ovey also home ,7e and Brandin in the against one defeat Willie Mays had three hit:, Chants' 12-hit attack while Maury 1 tertian. Beat Orioles Murray 019 010 3-14 11 2 DOWDY'S TRUCK STOP F.,n, Wills. John Roseboro and Dick I The Cievel..nd Indisns beet the 010 000 0— 1 3 4 Coin Laundries Orioles. 3-2 the assi an_ Tra.cewski had two hits each for Boone Baltimors DUI 492-31111 National Leaguel I gales Angtss walloped the Kansas Boyd and Smith: Jelka, Elkins the Dodgers, whose idle St. Louis Car City Athletics. 13-3, and the Wash- 3., Davis i3. and Brandin lead over the triton Senators scored a 1-0 vietorvi FREE after a '7-0 loss to the New Yost Yankees in other American League I games In the National League. the San your car's performance! This kind of confidence SPRAY STARCH Francisco Giants beat the Los An- 1, When power counts.. has made Standard the South's favorite family seles Dadeers. 7-3, to snap a seven- :Ana. losses strerie the Phtladelph:a of gasol i nes for three generations.Crown Extra, You Can Spray Wet or Dry Phillies d ou iis d the Milwaukee : STANDARD STANDS OUT Crown, Economy Crown-all three offer long. 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'heir seventh sal in their list eight zanies Latman's homer came on the first pitch by Mike MeConnice her the teams waited '77 minutes — ROTH STORES .11R-( CONDITIONED — for a rainstorm to end Jot Adcock • alao humored Ice the Indians. who , (halt the Orioles their ninth defeat GLEANING ti 11 games BOONE COIN LAUNDRY & DRY Leon Wagner Charlie Dees and Ed Sadowski homered to lead an attack that also includ- 13th & Main Street and 6th & Poplar Street :8-he Angel ed three tuts each by Altsie Pearson I old Lk* Thomas A nig, owner every thirty seconds!

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V THE LEDGER It TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY — JUNE 11, 1963 TUESDAY — JUNE 11, 1963 since Sept. 3, 1961, d his first complete ajors uith a seven- WHEN WILL MS BE CURED? led CUicinnati's Joey -feat in 12 decisions. when... with your dollars! ieventh-nining honi- Say ['isn'e blow for the &ISMAIL FIGHT MULTIPLII 3CLRH001111 STANDINGS NLP a • by United Prom Intern*.'marl by United Press International Chicago 32 26 552 1 le Ledger's AMERICAN LEAGUE Cincinnati 28 27 .509 31i 1Itirt1 W. I.. Pct. GB. Pittsburgh 28 28 500 4 NORTHENS isifieds Chicago 33 23 .589 Milwaukee 26 30 464 Baltimore 22 24 571 1 Philadelphia 26 30 464 6 New York 29 22 .569 Pi, Houston 25 33 431 8 — FATHERS' DAY GIFTS - Minnesota 28 25 528 3% New York 23 36 .390 10,4 ICansaa City II 26 509 0-'4 Monday's Results Boston ----- 25 25 .500 5 — MUNSINGWEAR — 3 Cincinnati 2. night Cleveland __ . 24 26 .480 8 New York SHIRTS 6 Milw. 2. night, 51.., inns.. rain .1...os Angeles 28 31 .475 85i Phila. T-SHIRTS .... 51 & 51.50 Chicago 3 Houston 2, night Snort sleeve solid or betroit _ _ _ 24 29 453 74 69c San Fran. 7 Los Angeles 3. night and stripes. SOX $1 & Washington _ 20 39 .339 141,, checks, plaids St Louts at Pitts, night, ppd. rain BRIEFS $1 & $1.25 Monday's Results Regular or tapered body. New York 7 Washington 0, 1st. twi Today's Games VESTS $1.00 Eldorado and Mark Twain Wash. 1 New York 0, 2nd, night Cincinnati at New York ESQUIRE SOX $1.00 Cleveland 3 Baltimore 2, night Milwaukee at Philadelphia, night Brands Detroit 6 Boston 1, night St Louis at Pittsburgh. night TIES $1 & S1.50 Dacron and Cotton Los Angeles 13 *. City 3, night Chicago at Houston. night Swim (Only schedWedi at Los Angeles, night Oxford Batiste games San Francisco TRUNKS .. $2.98 & $4.98 Today's Games Wednesday's Games • Cotton and Nylon Boston at Detroit Blends Beach Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, night jcleveland at Baltimore, night $1.98 New York at Milwaukee. night Summer Wear JACKETS' imagination like this one? lilkairwesota at Chicago. night Ideal for People were sold on the Grand Prix the day it came out. Can ;oil rerrember a car catching on iike his one? Grabbing people's Philadelphia at St. Lows, night STRAW HATS $2 & $5 Los Angeles at Kansas City, rught in Choice Colors Chicago at San Francisco. night can say Wide-Track. Come in and we'll introduce you. Only games schedule(' SLACKS $6.98 to $11.98 But atter au, it's a Pontiac. And this year's Pontiacs are making new friends taster than you Houston at Los Angeles, night $4.98 Wednesdays Games $3,g8 PAJAMAS $2.98 to Kansas City at Minn.. 2, twi-night JACKETS ., $5.98 to $9.98 ED) L. Angeles at Chicago, 2, twi-zught $1.98 Cleveland at Detroit. night CAPS $1.00 to GRAND PRIX Selection of PONTIAC Baltimore at New York, night Large ROBES $7.98 int TERRY AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR A WIDE CHOICE OF WIDE-TRACKS AND GOOD USED CARS, TOO SEE YOUR PONTIAC at Washington Boston, night with a BELTS ..... $1.00 to $2.50 NATIONAL LEAGUE SPORT SHIRTS Lunches low cost WALKING SilrORTS SANDERS-PURDOM MOTOR SALES w. 1.. Pt. GB. Ky. fast Menu Los Angeles 32 24 571 WANT AD $2,98 $2.98 to $5.98 1406 W. Main Slreet Murray, St Louis 33 25 .569 Milk and San Francium 33_26 _AO_ 1

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JUNE 11, MURRAY,: KENTUCKY TUESDAY E FOUR THE LEDGER & TIMES Lucille Ross, director of nurses at Mother's Day and PERSONALS how "commercial" Smith -Gallimore 'ows To Be Read Surprise Breakfast the Murray Hospital, as a gift front holidays have become. Rev. and Mrs. Hal Shipley all the other the staff of the hospital. ME A RIVER" Given In Honor named' their new sun, Kenneth "CRIED The honored guest, who is a re- .. • • • and Mrs. Shipley DOW rem. Dear Abby Of Mrs. Davenport gistered nurse and tuta been the 311 Rey. Hickman. Kent uc k y . Kec had a Mrs Jack Davenport was the supervisor at taw hue tad, has iso- DEAR ABBY: We recently weighed 10 pounds and 14 came honored guests at a surprise break- ceptod a position at Murray State discussion about whether or not to birth. the Triangle Inn on College. bury pets with a little ceremony, fast held at morning at tune-thirty and mark their graves. Someone Wednesciay An orchid corsage was presented Roses To A Mother! o'clock who was attired in a said that you had written that it to the honoree hostesses for the special oc- was "childish- and grown people The pale blue dress. casion were Mrs. Richard Lassiter, should -put away childish things". and Mrs Keys The table was centered with a How can anyone who has the com- Mrs. Larry Puckett, Abigail Van Buren lovely floral arrangement of whire passion for people that you appear Moody. Mrs. Davenport was presented chrysanthemums and baby breath. to have be so insensitive to animals? nurses watch by Mrs. Covers were laid for twelve persons. DISAPPOINTED IN YOU with a Bulova DEAR DISAPPOINTED: I could a capital "M". She is more .DEAR AEtBY On Mother's Day Ith not have e•pressed the alio% senti- the, female isho 4C- .my brother and his wife came to Mother than ments. Mat I quote one of my fa•- conceives and then resigns vi..ut us Maxine was telling us how cident411) orite poems?: fate. 1.01/. MAZIAMIK niuh she liked the china set hex herself to her "Oh, shame on the mothers of motherhood in its highest! husband had given her Then she exemplify mortals Quadruple cowatulationsi asi.ed a hat IPM1 had given me He form Who did not stop to teach • • • - broke into the conversation with. The sorrow that lies in dear dumb -She s no mother, what do I have DEAR ABBY: Tell "Wet CCs give her a present for?" Abby. I speech. to AN)cried because her husband gas,. The sorrow that has no have four children But they are all formed the spar- her WO arid told her to go t and The same force ackinual because I can't have chil- bay hersell a Mother's Day gift, she row dren This made me feel terrible. and king doesn't know how lucky she is. That fashioned man Have you any advice? whole Mother's Day happened to fall on .And the tiod of the NO MOTHER Gave a spark of soul IS JUNE 16TH nay birthday this year. I've been ae have To ea•-h furred and feathered Ii IIS SR NIOTIII.11: In nit opinion. 'named eleven years and Father's Daij husband thing." an woman who is unable to bear three lovely children. My Moth- ELL.% 5% REELER WILCOX children. but wants so desperatelt to didn't even wish me a Happy Birthday In- • • • be a mother that she will adopt ers Day or a Happy 7, on DEAR ABBY: How long is a high them. deserses the title of mother stead I:- knEDad a GM !kW Wear with Pride! Cool, Half-Sleeve

ANYONE MISS S 4NDRA KAY SMITH DRESS SHIRTS the Mr and Mrs Robert W Smith of Nashville. Tenn, announce A engagement of their daughter, Sandra Kay Smith, 1001 Vine Street, CAN RECEIVE A. Dacron' *Polyester-Cotton Murray to Gerald Rex Gallimore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rexford * Gallimore. Route 1, Hazel. The wedding is planned for June 22nd, at 4 30 in the evening at Batiste GIFT Rev. Billy Gerald Gallimore of Bardaell FABULOUS the Hassel Baptist Church with officiating Oxford Cloth Sandra is a member of th, 1963 graduating class of Murray College *Wash 'n Wear High Gerald is an employee of the Murray Manufacturing Company. formal invitations aie " being sent, but all friends and relatiVes of No 1 the couple are invited.

school senior obligated to a young lady after he has invited her to the &dal ethmdag senior prom"' Or perhaps I should put it this was: How long should a Tuesday June 11 young lady keep a young man wait- The Mary-leona Frost Circle of invitation? these easy-to-care- .•101, ing for her answer to his the Aacs of the First Methodist He'll love the cool comfort of At this writing, our son ha6 been Church will meet in the name ca for dress shirts. Wash 'n wear fabrics require kept. dangling for 72 hours. Mrs. Kathryn Kyle. 118 North 14th little, if any, ironing. Spread and button-down • -PINKEY street at 9.30 a. m. collars. White and pastel shades of blue, tan, After dangling • • • • EAR TINSLEY: gray and green. Sizes 14 to 17. •Dupont Trod•mork for 34 boars. a young man can con- The Phebian Class of the First sides Unwell 'heat down." Baptist Church wL11 have a covered • • • basket picnic at Pavilion Six at the _For a • personal reply, write to City Park at 6 30 pm. with the hus- 'SP ABBY. Box 3365, Beverly Hills, bands as guests. Sport Shirts • • • Short Ve3ve and include a self-ad- Men's California dressed, stumped. enselope. Abby The Paris Road Homemakers Club answers ALL mail. will meet at the home of Mrs. J. B Rig selection of styles, fabrics, patterns • • • Roach at 10 a.m. and colon to please any "Dad" on his • • • Don t put off writing letters. Send; day. Choose from broadcloths, ging- $199 $999 for her booklet. of the one dollar to Abby The Kings Dianghters Class hams, rayon challis, washable rayon, To Wrte Letters AU Or- Church will -Hos Foe ' Scotts Grove Baptist Dacron polyester-cotton blends. Sizes meet at the home of Mrs. Hayden I and go • • • XL Mein-flan at 7 pm. S-M-1.- • Mrs. .1Iyrt1e Jones •• • Murray Star Chapter No 433 Or- Leads Discussion der of the Eastern Star sill h, At ii*SCS .1Ieeting its regular meeting at the Masonic HOW • • • Hall at 7730 pm. HERE'S The Bethel. Brooks Chapel. and • • • Independence Methodist churches HAT Circles of the First Baptist Church GIVE DAD A NEW STRAW Account, or add to your Hers- - Open a new Savings Woman's Society of Christian INMS will meet as follows: I with I Ice met at the parsonage in Almo on July Mrs. Rome Parker, II with Mrs. • Mesh weaves • PanamaS • Milans • present account '100.00 or more before seven-thirty Monday, June 3 at Mildred Barnett, III with Mrs. T. in evening with nineteen and wide brims ... 31st. o'clock the W. Crawford at 10 a m.; IV with Newest styles and colors at a low, low price Narrow S 98 present. navy members Mrs. H. C. Chiles at 2 30 pm. fancy and solid Cdief bands. Sand, natural, brown, charcoal and EARN A BIG 3' (..1 (.. INTEREST! 'What Shall We Tell Our Chil- • • • in sizes 64 to 7'3. dren About Suffering' was the Limit: One Gift To .tri .triourit Wednesday, June 12th theme of the program The devotion The Ruth Wilson Circle of the Tyler was given by Mrs Charlene First Methodist Church will meet and Mrs Layne Shanklin. in the senior youth room at 730 given by The introduction was o'clock In the evening Hostesses will by a most ONE Mrs Novetta Bell followed be Mrs Chester Thomas and Mrs. CHOICE OF ANY Myrtle YOUR interesting talk by Mrs. Ben Grogan. Jones. • • • GIFTS. group V OF 12 BEAUTIFUL Mrs Inez Hopkins led the The Ladles Day luncheon will be of in a discussion on the meaning served at noon at the Callowas a closing pray- the Bible verses with County Country Club. Hostesses er by Mrs battle Rowland. will be Mesdames George Hart, de- After a short business session, Helen Bennett, Cook Sanders, Cody by licious retreat/1=ot, acre served Caldwell, Bill Barker, Holmes Ellis, of Hazel Mrs. Shanklui. Bill Solomon, Frank Ryan, and Dees Bank • • • Thomas Hogaricamp, MULL. KENTUCKY The Arta and Crafts Club will Read the Ledger's meet with Mrs. Metes Linn at 104 Member of F.D.I.C. South Fourteenth Str..et at 2.30 Classifieds p.m. TALK ABOUT PRICE! 6-PASSENGER Men's Wash 'n Wear -Fruit-of-the-Loom Summer Slacks UNDERWEAR °63 FALCON tom FORE • I 1:1-tic--ids• 690 • Itry...e 69e PRICE INCLUDES: $4" • knit Bridle 66‘ Plain and pleated styles tailored of Da- • knit T-shiri. 69C • f .r heater • turn siznals CIO/I• polyester-rayon wash 'n wear • %titli•lie Shirtn 49e fabric's. Solids, shadow plaids arid * VoRNTH olive, A gift suggestion any dbd'll appreciate. brakes 40 shades of • sf-adjusting figw$A shadow stripes in Famous Fruit of the Loom brand is a black, brown, charcoal and navy. Sizes favorite with men everywhere. windshield wipers 28 to 42. AS at •••••11111•1•0111111•• tax and preparation r•• Sedan after normal doves payment •13a • tetra price for falcon 2-Don' DACRON* and WOOL SLACKS and wool . . . correctly cut , A real quality blend of Dacron* polyester 795 plented s`yle bIrck, and tailored for perfect fit and good looks. 5:nolo plaids. Sizes 30 1742. inc. navy, brown and oiive. muted checks and PARKER MOTORS Trod•rnork Murray, Kentucky • DupInt WE STAE OUR REPUTATION ON QUALITY CAPS k TRUCKS AT FAIR PRICES. AGE FT?' TUESDAY - JUNE 11, 1963 THE LEDDER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY - JUNE 11, 'NAILS CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Plizrie FOR CORRECT i. Hui Shipley TIME and V son, Kenneth ACROSS 9- Wealthy 00g MO MOM0 hipley now rear, Ill-supp"rt I-Heals 11-1'rrtalning 11120010RU PUDMI/ TEMPERATURE itucky. Ken 6-Sour to ay MBOUNIM DAY OR NIGHT ids and 14 ounc -9"44 Am =am -mu Is-Eagles' nests IF- Prepare for 14 jar.,ion print mom mom M00 15- Weary 9 separates @MEW WOM - NM VIAL 753:6363 17-Revrrhena. - _ WIRT MO " coslesy expletiV• MO MOM is-onoted cloth 22- RItah 001W 01110U •11111MINIM 20-Cit tired 2a-Pilfers ii perrons 27-Rows Q3II00133Ii ter. Up to 1,800 sq. ft., lighting, PEOPLES BANK Bean, Murray route five. j13c 23-P.38r/wed 30-Under- OW W300300 facilities and necessary 24-Close ground parts TO BUY heat i rig WANTED of plant TIME00 MIN -FOR SALE FT/ANTED Will serurely c3lIut a OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES - plumbing provide da.s needed. 26-Power 32-Drift about rrOtri r 34-Jog 11 restuarant. ice cream, cold drinks, be available in approximately six 28-Note,,( scale Murray, Ky. BARLEY, RYE, WHEAT AND Oats. ELDERLY SARN BOARDERS, 3 hot 22-1fIstake 36-Enthusi- 13ARBIE DOLL Clothes made to tobacco -- now on sale at County Farmers Grain & Seed Company. weeks Phone 753-3018 j13c 3I-Duties astic 41-Tropical 54-Title of meals. can 436-3690. .115C 4t order. Reasonably priced. Call Eh- Court Clerk's office. Douglas Shoe- tic Soauuii.a 37 -,51Usit41 Atitnilt .(ht,liskeios -BEDROOM UNFURNISHED a- horn - 57-Preflx: don-fl zabeth Gowans-753-375.2, 6-11-1' maker, clerk, a j13c 2 35-Fight ES-Pertaining - out partment, private both. 1 3-room' to an 47- Simple 58- Teutonic !lett, eeti two era deity 1958 CHEVROLET panel truck. Col- 1960 VOLKSWAGEN, PRIVATE HE.? WANTED unfurnished apartment, private YARDS TO MOW. EFFICIENT, 36-Ite• tare 40- Semi - 49-Brother of 39-Wide preritoll• Jacob 6n- s lard for • lege Cleaners. J-11-C owned, moving to West Coast. Also bath. 1 2-room furrushed aptu-Unent, neat. Call 753-3147 or 753-5767. It,.ries 52- Sure 42-Mear All j15nc 43-Retatt 1958 Volkswagen. Phone 492-2601. LADY EXPERIENCED IN BOOK private bath. 2 single bedrooms. ON A 14' POINTOON-Witil or wuriout est Altlish- 2 3 4-"' 5 Ts:::0 7 I 9 10 113c with good background In available June 15th. Adults only. m ant motor call 753-3628. J-12-P keeping Ronald W Churchill 753-2411 Or 15-I...gelid • -4--. 4 ----. DIET? general ledgers. Permanent position Inoll 1 • • • 12 t"3 NEW BRICK HOUSE, THREE bed- j13c HOUSE, 4 ROOMS AND BATH, with local firm. Write giving age, 753-2736. (rniIng.) _....., room.s, ceramic Ule bath, carpet in 48- Barrel slat 14 .7.7.: 15 16 acre lot. Located at Lynn Grove. marital status, qualifications and TRY living room. Dawn Heights Subdivi- .55,maks is. e .:.:t $3800. Telephone 435-4343. j24c employment history to Box 32-T, CARD OF THANKS SO-Niro:al sion. 812.000. Call 753-1616. tic Image Is 19 20 21 ..".22 '.' 23 Murray, Kentucky. j13c PLEASE! • 53- Smaller SWEETA SHOATS Truman to express OUT thanks KIICI , FOR SALE. SEE NICE CORN-FED BEEF BY THE • We wish amount 24 25 26 17 ;)28 appreciation 'to our many friends' 55-5: nil, r.., quarter or half. R. L. Adams. Call tellurium F47;R RENT I and neighbors for every expression I 29 30 31 32 16TH 641 Slaughter House. .114 r-- 36-Sroff at 690 of sympathy and act of kuidnes: 39-1.Ift• 41-Hebrew *---777.7-33 -34 • .35 ., 4. G.E. TABLE TOP WATER Heater. extended to us during the nines:, 32211 FOR SALE AIR CONDITIONED SLEEPING festival ••••"s 1rs 42 gallon size, used only one month,I and death of our wife and mother 62-T.Ists 36 37 38 ..• • . 39 40 41 room for two men. M. G. Richard- ':'•.•. Original price $137 95, will sell for Mrs. Edd Prince DOWN son, 407 8. Ilth Street. )22p 42 :".: :', 43 44 '....' 45 Two drops as sweet as one $100. Clso Cavalier 3-KW electric Especially we thank t h e Max T A. Thack- teaspoonful of sugar w:thout 1%3 CUSHMAN heater $30. Can be seen at 401 South THREE ROOMS AND BATH, UN- Churchill Funeral, Rev, 2-ttuldo's 46 47 ''..-...:'48 Pride! 11th. phone 753-5240. j13c er, Mr. and Mrs_ Vester Orr, Dr low nobs the calories! Plastic purse- furnished apartment. Near hospital. 3-Initlent Quertermous. the hospital staff. and I 51 52 •-• • 53 5a •: 55 bottle.. Adults only. Call 492-3711. 112P 4-Wife of size squeeze•a-drop SUPER-HUSKY the doners of food and flowers. May 1:era lot N. li.tlar as So 57 58 ..;•:•45.7 60 EconornicoL, SERVICES OFFEIED God bless each of you. ooty 14D0 CA4 TWO FURNISHED APARTMENTS Irani* t'•;:•,•41 350 cc motor, windshield, -nice. One for college boys through The Family of Mrs. Edd Prince PREVENT' 6-Cooled lava n.'.61 "..... 62 7-its mind for ...4:• WANT YARDS TO MOW. CALL summer months only. One apart- jllp cerium .:,..): Drug Co. I. FOREST Fl RES In. tr. I.4e U ated Fertare byndica 4, Inc. ti Holland crash bars, buddy seat, 753-2771. ment available permanently for 11-13eler• adults. Call 753-5106. j15c speedometer. Perfect con- WILL DO BABY SITTING IN your HOG MARKET home. Call Joyce Garland - 492- BUILDING NEAR COMPLETION by Quarles M. Sch-ulLi- Ao. dition. Retail price $6 Co. 2951. PEANUTS® jL3c In West Chestnut St Shopping Cen- Federal State Market News Serv- Will Sacrifice For Only ice, Tuesday, June 11, 1963. Ken- tucky Purchase-Area Hog Market Report including 8 buying stations 425.00 Murray Lumber Co. Inc. Estimated receipts. 450. Barrows and grits 10 to 25c higher No. 1, 2 and 3 OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN MUREAY 180 to 230 lbs. $16.75 to $17.10. Few Call Jim Williams, Jr. No 1 180 to 220 Ibis. $17.00 to $17.50. to at 753-3 147 or see at EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL No 2 and 3 235 to 270 lbs. $15.75 $1686 No. 1. 2 and 3 150 to 175 lbs 207 S. 13th Street 104 East Maple St. Tel. 753-3161 $1425 to $1665. No. 2 and 3 sows 40(3 to 600 lbs. $11 75 to $13.50. No. 1 and 11•1111111111MINIMIIIIIINIMI=111=111•111, 2 250 to 400 lbs. $13.00 to $14.50.

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Temperatures 14.5 RE %ARKS St 1/97 1119 HAPPENED she climb down the vines They ref-- -3egrees above seasonal normals Ar.'50FelW as AN 7 Eve44o4; cM ATTRAT THE hirts Kil Adana. was still to the valley floor 4 Were they curiously at K:t. trim. • Kentucky normal mean tempera- Jr4-&FT.,7 OF trarttv4. taintarrird- tt unhappy THE TOWN- net In enensi rid di iti strocg enough to ,ear ner ly satisfied that she tures 73 degrees Louisville !roma, 7nE EvE- ww1IDIFUL webs of :migration' lino meaning- cw4ER OF weight' What would she finer lens. continued eating. extremes 85 and 61. .41111I.. She 'MY 'or.. I. is lot, 'ThE SuRF ad IC find _get faithful_ gudoi Slab gp.,t,he valley? Would it be bet- Kit turret the lal:e rroicb A little cooler by mid-week. fol- Drafts. as MU Se is wiswIntr's ter to rettirin to Abe ledge and that it nrd anceared the Lat- 99 .,Idor near at desert end larger lowed by a warming trend motints1ae it, think our things for take a chance that So: •urre from the cave. She appi ..'cheel ter port of the week. Total rainfall ii", bed Ste tirls in tlusArAnilt • amp would come looking for : kicked off he, shoes, \S is.‘ 7.**------s_____----' e I • at the taste al • .^hallenging prat'. it at a run, will average one-half to one men An Yld ranrtirt had toil hri It had -1 don't even know whether and without pausing, splashed with scattered showers and Until- novel beet. explore.' for an expltuta- the water She scooped up mr4terinun miffs at smoke anyone knows I'm here," she into derstorms likely tonight througu ru that came from its slopes oresuilfc- realized. "At any rate, I'll soon handfuls and drank, then. early Wednesday. water." thirst quenched, she began tors- Kit s eterminatIon (-Mob to have to have by Ernie Bushmiller cool limpid °ye.. her thr top ....at entird in disaster. Seeing the lake had made her Mg the NANCY An earth Uproor tuar.isl lieu roughly face, sighing nappil:•. against • wig, end knocked hrr aware that she hail been walk- ring for a long thre*wtthotit a High-up on the ISUISS4'ilIVIX2 j Iv. dismayed to find (---PEOPLE HAVE Kit ner• man 'watched alto a leow:i. Sell trIpp-1 on the mountain ledge drink. She was growing hun- , the SUDDENLY ,./ without means of rlirrituna up or gry, too. Would there by any- Five years ago cc would uro..s HAT down what looked to Diw-overinit down to rho w,,,, S.' • cretssale. she entered into a thing to eat down below? She run eagerly STARTED ) drivo• large sate arose, a set expression on her an, an aching ion,lincss DISLIKING face, grasped the vine draperies him to seek corapanions.• CHAPTER 3 before the cave door, and tested with one of his own road. M E % AND on into the darkness ()N , her weight on them. They were years ago he ,..•••”!(1 h.-.• tunnel wandered. some- the springy bin firmly anchored. begged her to slevy nun a , .••• '2" times sloping driwntvarri. some- out of his prison. Then. he ar Kit grew more and more ex- times slanting sharply upward, used every ounce of streni cited as she edged her body always twisting and turning he possessed to e-:!-'ore t. through the network. Even If tortuously. but heading ever in cliffs. searching fruitlesdy fur she did not nced food and wa• ward toward the heart of the lust such a passage as this girl ter "tie could not have turned mountain. It seemed to Kit must nave found. But durir ; back now. Once her decision Adams that she had been wan- the years. he had changed. his had neen made, the adventurous' dering forever in a world of whole outlook on life had al- spirit of an explorer drove her darkness ahead, flickering yel- tered. The longing he had • on. -LTAYWE low light around her, when far known for other human beings s•ry At it E.P-. she made her way in the distance appeared a fila- I Slowly, from nis former way had given face of the steep cilf. greed network of light! Throw- down the way to a constant dread that alternately holding with ner ing off all caution, she ii(•ram• someone would come, as this feet until finally. bled wildly up over a heap of hands and woman had, and spoil his do- with a Silent prayer of thanks. by Raeburn Van Buren dirt and rocks to --daylight! main as only civilization could. ABBIE AN' SLATS vines she felt firm ground beneath A screen of luxuriant He wondered (nen where Ore she her. made lip the how pattern had come. From the moment he FORGET IT. JUST A PRACTICAL obscuring the a nearly hyster- had seen, heavily Then came had first seen her among the JOKER'S IDEA OF FUN, I'M HALF as she said opening. She pulled the leaves iral desire to giggle vines the question had haunted ASLEEP ALREADY. wonder WHO WAS IT aside in mad haste and stared aloud, "Kit., my gal, I him. Since she had found a %ipy a monkey in THAT CALLED out on to the world before her. it you're disguise? into the valley would others of acting AT THIS HOUR So high was she on the side You did a bang-up job follow? of the mountain that the scene like one. Too bad no one saw SLATS? "You'll have to go! You'll that met her eyes hall the ap- that excellent circus act." have to get out of my valley,' pearance of a panoramic view But someone had seen It! he growled viciously. from an airplane. Below her Or was it a some thing! In the The unfamiliar sound echoed was a roughly clip-shaped val- (lark Interior of a cave similar hollowly 'IT the rave, making ley, probably eight or ten miles to her own but some distance him pause. How long had it across, with a tiny jewel-like around the wall of the valley, been moire he hail talked? At lake, several little clearings, stood a creature much taller first he had deliberately held and groves of great trees. than Kit. Long dark hair hung long conversations with him- Kit was conscious that there down to its shoulders, held off self in anticipation of the time was something odd about the the fare by a braided grass when, somehow, he would reneh • scene, but at first she could not band around the head. The the outside world. Now, with quite define it. Undoubtedly. width of the shoulders indicated the 'sound echoing in the cave, Pot OS this valley was the prettiest she that the creature was male, thrarAtS.4Srpo.e•Sa. Loom the man suddenly grinned, sur- had ever seen, but there was though the short, sarong-like, prised, pleased that he could something different about it-- woven-grass skirt around the still form words even though She caught her breath in sur- slender hips looked like any- by Al Capp they were no longer necessary. prise as the explanation burst thing but conventional man- LIL' ABNER TEAR As he stared down at the girl upon her. The valley was com- garb. The expression of puzzle- pletely ringed with high bluffs! ment and awe never changed as his gaze shifted to a spot a ( "SNOOZEWEEIC CLAIMS E '5 FIGHTING!! THIS I; A NATIONAL 690 distance from her. A THE COU).,ITR`i As far as she could see, there he watched the laborious de- Short .4 ENASHB`i IS THE R CHEST NO5OD'1 iLL WORK f! EMERGENCY- IT great, clumsy bear was slowly IS TCRI4.1 69e was no exit! scent of the stranger from the APART!! ON - working his way around the _ MAN EARTH MUST BE SETTLED.I 6.9e "A crater! A volcanic cra- concealment of the 'dark open- INSISTS ter!" Kit breathed, realizing ing. edge of the lake, occasionally WHEREAS"LIME" t 1M MEDIATELI rr sse that she had come out not on Blissfully unconscious that flipping the water with one big DULLMOOGIL ISIf sliding out ase the side of the mountain but at she had hall such an interested paw, long claws to its very heart. A sheer, circular audience, Kit walked swiftly hook any unlucky fish that III appreciate. a wall, covered with vines from through groves and clearings might be near. m brand is a its floor to a height of one hun- toward the lake. The man threw bark his head 'where. dred feet, then completely de- The first little clearing held and laughed, White teeth fish- • void of vegetation to the top, a fascinating surprise several ing in the dark face. 1.4? Sere towered. over the valley on all tiny antelope kicking up their "Atta boy! the !sacks sides heels like children playing tag. off her that'll get rid ot her in She dropped the vines she And in another meadow, a harry," he muttered, glancing 7,\ at still Lad been holding aside and sat munching contentedly on the again the girl, splashing about happily, of tx6 S795 bark on her heels, unddenly grass that greis• in opulent unaware toward tired from the excitement of abundance in the black volcanic , animal lumbering her. her discovery. What now? Roil, was a herd of eight deer.' (To Br rrPtilltrurd Tomorrow I

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armory near the campus. Wallace pledged there would be 'Wallace .. . law and order "My presence here guarantees the 1Continued Freon Page D office *I'm afraid they've already peace." In Washington. President. Ken- 1444=-1 nedy was keeping in close touch When the U S truishals arrive at with the situation here the auditorium for the first at- 14th SALE Rights Proposal tempt at registration, the sight Disease Democratic congressional lead- Olaf that will greet them will be dif- ers met with Kennedy this morn- ferent from that at Oxford. Miss. ing to discuss his new civil rights last fall when Negro James Mer- propceals. But they said later the edith was enrolled at the University controversy at the University ot TOP EARLY AMERICAN DINETTE KROEHLER EARLY AMERICAN SOFA of Mississippi BABY BED AND INNERSPRING MATTRESS PLASTIC Alabama was not discussed at the Surround School Building breakfast meeting At 'Ole Miss. U S marshals 42-in. Round Table Coil • Construction, Foam wearing helmets and o range jack- Three state troopers stood an all Special This Sale! 4 Mates Chairs 5-P('. Cushion - Reg. S219.50 ets surrounded the school's ad- vigil in the corridor outside White or Walnut $69" $12995 in $29" minira,tion building Wallace's eighth floor hotel suite Here it SAS Wallace's tough state downtown Tuscaloosa. troopers backed M. the wardens of There was Little activity this the Conservation Department The morning in the downtown area CHERRY PLASTIC TOP EARLY AMERICAN DINETTE governor also had about 700 na- City policemen kept traffic mov- WILLETT SOLID EARLY AMERICAN KR:LLIVING ROOM SUITE tional guardsmen on alert at, ail ing Harvest Table, 4.2s60 in. $9995 Large Cocktail Table Large Sofa and ('hair 4 Mates ('hairs - 5-PC. 2 Drop Leaf End Tables .••••••• Brown Tweed - Reg. $399 Reg. S298.50 3 P( 149 NYLON CARPET AND PAD 501 NYLON CARPET, LABOR 2-PIECE MODERN ROOM SUITE One 12-ft. Roll $399 sq. Cut Any Length yd N)Ion Foam COMPLETE $799 Reg. $219.50 2-P( $11995 INNERSPRING MATTES & BOX SPRING 12X111 BRAID RUG POSTURPEDIC MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING Full or Twin Size SEUEVE IT OR NOT, that cloi:ar bill came out of thAt tomato Reg ROTH PIECES $49" Floor Samples $1.1%995 when Mrk Ruyce Quayle sliced it for salad in Custer Park, $109.30 and she can hardly believe It herself. The tomato was Reg. $159 BOTH PIECES $129 traced to a Florida firm, but nobody there knew about any dollar-bearing tomatoes. The tomato didn t have a blemish CLEVELAND RECLINER, VINYL COVER on it. Nonetheless, two professors consulted In the matter OOt ourmlas it.had to get there via human endeavor, TABLE LAMPS - - SPECIAL DANISH MODERN(13EsDEROTOM, DINING ROOM THIS SALE 1 One Lot $49" • ENDS TONITE • -PERIOD OF Values to $9.95 - EA. $3 ADJUSTMENT" Cat.:11E-01 "hefIln PSuuritce tslam.d Jane Fonda - Jim Hutton SAVE 1/3 WHIM RID CHERRY 3-PIECE TABLE SET * WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY* FURNITURE Double Dresser, Mirror, Chest, $24995 WROUGHT IRON PATIO Tables Bed - Keg. $419 STORY 2 Step AND COMPELLING „T $995 A STRANGE 1 ('offee Table Sa% e 25% MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SUITE W(All PLAQUES Drop Leaf Table, 4 Chairs, WOOL OR NYLON CARPET REMNANTS Assortment, Buffet - Used $7995 Your Choice 88` Up to 6-ft. wide. 12 & 15 ft. long $3 95 Sq Values to $14.95 sq. yd. d U.S. KOYLON FOAM RUBBER SET UK TRADITIONAL SOFA Dallas Mattress and 2-PC. LIVING ROOM SUITES, NYLON FOAM $119.50 V...Iue Boa Spring 995 2 To Choose From $9995 $19 Slightly Soiled-Reg. $229.50 ( omplete Hide-A-Bed Type. n With Innerspring M.ittress $16995 : ram CHAIRS AddEl a SEAL MUMS t'iD DUOX SPRING Reg. $995 $19.95 FRENCH PROVINCIAL BEMOM SUITE 837 $6995 per phone... set ('oil Double D ,('hest. $19995 Bed - Reg. $289.50 3-PIECE BASSET BEDROOM SUITE &III, VINYL COVER 2-PC. LIV-.N RON Double Dresser, Chest. 4 CHAIRS Rookcase Red - Reg. $249 SAMSONITE BRIDGE SEE- TABLE, ide tl for Den $11 611995 $14995 Ritt • $219.50 - NOW IZi Re411$4 :71 r1: $2995 GOO FOLDING HIGH CHAIR EARLY AMERICAN HYING ROOM SUITE 2-11. SPECIAL! SUITE Compare at 817.95 3-PIECE BEDROOM Sofa and Chair $1995 Reg. $249.50 $1495 Double Dresser,( hest. $9995 Bookcase Bed SEALY SLEEPER SOFA 3-PIECE HUD [MERRY TABLES ( omplete with $79 Posturepedic Mattress - b CHAIRS 2 To ( hoose From 7-PC. DINETTE TABLE, 2 Step Tables - 1 Coffee Table $5995 Reg. $299.50 Regularly $119.95 $169

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