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or' IN OUR 114th YEAR United Press International Murray, Ky., Saturday MURRAY POPULATION if, 100 Afternoon, May 18, 1963 Vol. LXXXIV No. 118 'ASTRONAUT IS TO RETURN sagiagseilit TO US PROCLAMATION TODAY WHEREV.S the members of the • American Legion, Post No 73, have Hero's Welcome A waits Funerals Of Two sold poopies each year on the day Gordon set aside as the Nation's Poppy Day • obeervance of Memorial Day. c,:cr May 30th. and Cooper oisi- From A WHEREAS, the American 'Legion Proud Nation h t er. Wreck in a meeting in Cleveland, Ohio Victims September adopted 1920, the popps: a symbol of valor, as the Nation's By ROBERT C. MILLER Memorial Flower, arid ing the manual system to bring his WHEREAS, the poppies sold by United Press International Faith 7 space capsule In for a per- the American Legion are made by fect landing after failure of the ABOARD USG KEARSARGE Today, Sunday veterans of all wars, and for which automatic stabilization control -Astronaut L. Gordon Cooper re- the disabled veterans receive one Asked how it felt to orbit through turns to the United Ssaates today cent each for making them. and space, the slow-talking pilot thought for a reunion with his family and a loon 7Nse funerals of the two victims WHEREAS. the money received hard but admitted he just couldn't hero's welcome from a proud nation. find the • of a Thursday evening automobile from the !ale of poppies to Local right words "It felt great.- he said and accident will be held today and Post No 73 will be used for disabled His final hours aboard the Rear- then paused "It's hard to describe it. It itor tomorrow veterans and for welfare of children serge were spent in technical "de- really is wonder- ful." The funeral of Franklin S "Stony" of veterans. therefore, briefing" talks-detailed discussions la 28. 1963 Henson will be held today at 200 BE IT RESOLVED, THAT the of every aspect of his flight. He He said he felt a "Jolt" when his [STRICT pm. in the chapel of the Max 25th day of May. 1963, be set aside takes off for Honolulu at 12:30 capsule hit the water, but it was Churchill Funeral Home arid the as a day when the American Loa "not as bad as I-thought. it would As funeral of Richard Jeffrey will be Auxiliary members will sell poppies he paid his farewelLs-G the be." tperienee from the flight deck held at 3.00 p.m tamorrow in the in commemoration of Memorial Day, of this carrier. Asked p If he had any heating pro- chapel of the funeral home and every citizen is urged to buy a iii HST 1 630 p m, 'EDT' blem with his suit, he replied that The two were killed Thursday red poppy and thereby help the officers and men of the Kearsarge. he had not "I had no trouble what- evening about 6- 20 in an automobile disabled men of all wars and the Major Cooper made it clear that he s soever in keeping the temperature accident on the dangerous "S" curve needy families of veterans was determined and confident from at the southern city limas of Hamel Holmes Ellis the outset of his space flight that Thanks Crew Injured severely was Houston Ray. Mayor he would not only complete his full CO. another passenger in the 1963 Pon- City of Murray 22 orbits, but that he would also Later he talked to the enlisted tiac. Kentucky land in the vicinity of the Rear- men in the hangar deck where he again The accident occurred as the surge expressed his thanks to the crew three were returning from the South and personally thanked the Talking Friday night to the first I. TEST toward Murray The first half of Number seven members of the underwater Of Cases class petty officers in their mess the curve was negotiated success- demolition crew who were as sign- hall, he said "I had no doubts at ed the fully. but the car swung to the east Disposed Olin The job of recovering his cap- any time that I would go for the sule. VOW as they entered Hazel and was never Court Of Judge Miller full twenty-two" "When able to straighten out The car you ar coming out of • the crossed three yards. then struck blackout.- he told ins audi- "1 had a little sign on which ence of city hall building, disposed over 1.000, "and are pull- the corner of the A number of cases were I wrote :Go 22' and I had it up to ing a few G's and things are flam- killing Jeffrey instantly. Henson di- of in the court of Judge Robert 0 the TV camera to show how I ing about you and there is ed about 90 minutes later at Murray Dr Donald Hughes Miller during the week felt." a big sTI BBLI.FIELD TO LIVE AGAIN Members of "The Stubblefield fireball Hospital Those recorded are as follows' Stew)," cast are shown in rehearsal behind you, it is a most for the May 23-25 production at the Kenlake Amphitheater Prof. Robert comforting .-• Henson is survived by his parents Joe T. House. issuing and uttering Haar ansell will play the tItJe He revealed that he had sent his sound to hear those Dr. Donald Hughes role. Seated is Melanie Henderson, Villa Park, Ill., who helicopters Mr. and Mrs. Lexie Henson of Ifur- • cold or worthless check. the Sher- will play Nell. Left to right are: Alex Harvey, junior, "best suit" out to the Keamarge orbiting around you. Rrownsyille, Tenn., who Is cast as Raines T. Wells; Gary Harper. /Wore 1 had any vav rotate two, a slater Mrs. James;Is B&PW Speaker iff. Restituticat of 111.00 made to senior. Clinton, Tom; Janet Stewart, smith% and "sviis determined to get nit antennae out, a Lownnille, Veer and Mrs. Lillian Lowry:" College High, director. swimmer was Douglas Jones of North 18th Street; Hale Lock Shop and &dine of $1.00 Mrs. Lowry wrote the book for the prodiretior4. theft fa wear it" •-• knoekinassra-this cep- and Prof. Paid Shahan, music division, composed the sole making me a nephew Mike Jones and a niece and costs of 322.50 levied music. how I felt" Answers Question* Cooper will take off at 12-30 Jody Lynn Jones. Dr Donald Hughes was Mose Payne. possession of alcoh- Mrs Marjorie Caldwell the spesk.r will play p a}Tin, 6:30 p m. 41SDT) from Rev T. R. Jones will officiate er at the dinner meeting olic beverage in local option terri- the pert of Mrs In an impromptu. brief question- of the Stubblefield in the flight deck of this aircraft car- this afternoon and burial will be tory for purpose of sale. the Sheriff nci-anawer that Business and Professional Women's the production. session followed. rier that plucked cemetery. Fined him from the In the city Club held on Thursday evening at $35.00 and costa of $15.50'Second Half Members of the Murray Rotary Cooper again demonstrated his con- County Man Pacific after his "magnificent" 229 Pallbearers will be Jerry Bean, Made bond of $500 not to traffic fidence ability the Woman's Club House Club. which is sponsoring the pro- in has as a pilot and orbits of the earth Mickey Condratko, J. D. Johnson. In alcoholic beverages Given 30 ject. were out on Thursday selling the abilities of those who teamed to "Accidents" was the theme of Dr Cooper will be greeted in Hono- Paul Jerry Lee. Tommy Carraway, days in jail. suspended on good tickets to the musical drama. launch him into space Hughes' speech He spoke Of Concert Tick- lulu by his wife Trudy. and their Danny Harrell, Mac Arthur Fitts, on the behavior for six months. Passes Away ets may still be procured from any He said he had "no trouble" us- two teen-aged daughters. and Ned Morgan preventon of accidents and said Howard Perry, possession of al- they were Rotarian or by calling at the Bank Jeffrey is sursived by his wife the major health problem coholic beierage in local option as they of Murray Corn-Austin Company Mrs Ruby Anna Jeffrey; four chil- ranked fourth in the num- territory tor purpose of sale. the Is Tonight çr the Peoples Bank. Early Today ber of dren Stickle Anna. Dan Earl, Rural deaths in the United States Sheriff Fined $3500 and costs of The speaker All funds realized from the pro- (:ould Bring said some causes of A Lot Out In Arlin. and Anthony Riffle, his par- $1550. Made bond of $500 milt to accidents Murray College High Students of uction over and above the expense Luther McClain, age 76, ents Mr and Mrs Dein Earl Jeffrey are sensory' failure. phy- traffic in alcoholic beverages Given a resident sical behavior, grades 7-12 will present the second of putting the show on, will go to of the Taylor Store community of California. and emotional at- 30 days in ;ail, suspended on good on titude. half of the 'Spring Contest" tonight the Murray Rotary Club and will Hazel route one, died He was a member of the First Accidental poisoning ac- behavior for six months. early this'mud, Not On Film, Ward counts for at 7:30 p m in the College Audi- be used in their seholarship fund morning at the Murray Methodist Church of Murray and the 1500 to 2000 deaths Herman Guthrie, fishing without Hospital. In torium The MCH Elementary grades Calloway county students are se- His death which children, mostly of the license followed an illness of five also Murray Lodge 105 FAAM • Arrested by Conservation presented their lected for the scholarships each toddler age, die each year portion of the Spring weeks By CAROLE M. MARTIN vision stations in Kentucky. In- Rev W. E Mischke will officiate Officer Jerry Y Mason Fined $15.00 year, with selections based on Concert Friday night to a large need. He is survived by his wife, Mrs, United Press International diana, Tennessee, West Virginia, at the funeral and burial will be in Dr Hughes stressed the import- and casts of $15.50. receptive scholastic ability and other factors audience of parents and Alcie McPherson McClain; four LOURSVILLE net --- The chair- and Ohio sold the committee air Murray Memorial Gardens ance of keeping tetanus shots up to Prentice Overbey, possession of Thom' planning to see musical patrons the daughters, Mrs G r ace Wilford, man of a "Citizens for Good Gov- time for presentation of the film. Mr. and Mrs Jeffrey had been date and also the need for typhoid alcoholic beverages for purpose of drama, which was written and will The Junior and Senior High pro- Mayfield route six. Mrs. Cletus ernment" oornmatee said Friday He said that contrary to state- visiting their son and had just left fever shots if sale in local option territory, the planning to maim in gram scheduled for tonight will be produced by local people, are Cooper. he would welcome the opportunity GS Sheriff. Hazel route one, Mrs. Revel ments by Chandler. none of the for the return trip to California. the lake this seamier Fined $35.00 and costs of include urged to purchase their tickets skits and a variety of choral Harieline. Murray route one. and to go to court over a controversial aelevision stations approached re- They were stopped along the way $1550 soon. Mrs Ella Murray 'elections by the Eighth Grade Gals Mrs Robert Lee Bazzell, television film on the public career fused to sell time to the arid told of the tragedy and return- Kee chairman Janie Edwards, fishing without a Waldrop commit- 5, of the personal Chorus and the Senior High Chorus Drive, one of former Gov A B Chandler, tee until developernent com- license, Conservation son. Oscar McClain. Ha- after the complaint was ed to M urray. Cifficer James Other presentations will consist mittee, introduced the speaker. of zel route one, one sister. Mrs. Fred which the committee sponsored filed with the FOC and the threat The automobile was totally de- Alexander. Fined $15.00 and costa of vocal solos by Shirley Others on her committee were Mrs. Thomas and Wyatt. Mayfield: one brother, Orval John Ward, editor of the Pike of libel suits was made He admit- molished in the accident $15.50 suspended. Marie Final Rites B Hughes and Mrs Farris Also. the P F. A. McClain, Chicago: County News and head of the com- ted that H station approached Shirley Gar- Max 0 Boyd. Murray route three, five grandchil- by land Their program was male quartet, consisting of Don Ol- dren and two great-grandchildren. mittee, told newsmen assembled ha attorney this week did decide on "Heal- speeding. State Police. Fined $1.00 th and Safety Prom iver. Danny Kemp. Tom Lassiter, Mr. McClain here for a special showing of the against selling any time to the A Personal and costs of $1550 was a member of com- Wear A Poppy Next and Ken Keel, will appear on the Held For the film, " . . . there is a hell of a lot mittee. Mrs. Oak Grove Baptist Jan Dalton. speeding, amended to Church in program. Henry County, I can bring out in court that I Saturday, Poppy Day Mrs Betty Vinson, president, breach of peace. State Police. Fined Tennessee. pre- Tonighta production will feature can't put in a television Ward added, however, that the sided at the business Funeral arrangements are incom- film, and session during $100 iuld costs of $1550. Don Oliver as Master film would be shown as often as which Of Ceremon- Coleman plete. he Chandler knows it" officers for the new year William Edward Page. speeding, possible ies. Starring in the skits will be The committee. which Ward call- between now and the pri- were elected as follows: The Max Churchill Funeral Horne Next Saturday red poppies will State Police. Fined $1000 and costs Judy Overby as Ma. Burgess mary election. May 28. President. Wade has charge of- arrangements where ed a statewide organzation, refers be worn on millions of mats thro- Mrs Vinson. vice- suspended. Final rites for Mrs Forrest Cole- as Pa, and Larry Holland as Seth friends may call to the 30-minute film as a "docum- ughout America as the annual day president. Mrs Jessie Shoemaker; Rice Hughes, public drunk. Threats Received the The combined Cadet and Varsity man were conducted this morning entary " Chandler supporters call for the wearing of the poppy draws recording secretary. Miss Jailer. Fined The eastern Kentucky newspap- Shirley $1.00 and costs of Bands of College High will open at the North Pleasant Grove Cum- it "libelous." near Garland, corresponding secretary, $22 50 erman said he received several nights program at '7 00 p m. with berland Presbyterian Church. Rev. The former governor said last Mayor Holmes Ellis has declared TAW Vivian Hale, treasurer, Delon Ramsey, public Weight' Control threatening telephone rails after Mrs. drunk. the a repeat performance of their Fri- W. E. Glover and Rev. Lloyd Wilson Sunday that he was instructing Saturday, May 2/5th. as Poppy Day Odelle Vance Jailer Fined the film was first shown and WELS $1.00 and raStS of day night presentation There will officiated the service. Burial was in Class Plans Meeting his attorneys to file libel suits in in Murray and Calloway County An informative report of the $2250 given a revolver for his protection Citi- be a 35c admission charged The the Murray Cemetery. connection with the showing of :the The Women of the American Legion zens Advisory by his employes Cilinmittee composed James Lindley Clark. leaving the public is cordially of invited to attend. The weight control class will film Auxiliary in Murray will be on the heads of all civic organizations scene of an accident, amended to Mrs. Coleman, 64, passed a way meet Monday night at 7 o'clock at Ward, who said he has received He 881(1 he asked for, and now streets with baskets of red poppies to meet with the Murray Board of reckless driving. the Sheriff. Fined Thursday afternoon at her home the Calloway County Health De- threats to himself and his family has, police protection after anon- So remember to wear a poppy on Education was given by Mrs Vin- $100 and costs of $10.50 on Murray route two Her death All American Ernie partment becau.se of the film, invited news- ymous telephone callers warned Saturday, May 20th. Mrs Make Er- son The committee is to study the Cecil Hargis. issuing and uttering followed an extended illness. needs The lesson will be Oil salads and men to view the film so they could him: "You'll be sorry if you don't win. chairman asked of the school system, that re- a cold and worthless check Under Davis Dies At 23 She is survived by her husband. }ow calorie salad dressings Plans see "that it is not libelous thateit get that film off the air." and "If quire attention in the next ten $500 bond Forrest Coleman; to sons. Charles will be made for a dinner meeting simply is a review of Mr. Chandler's you love your wife. you'll take that years. Earl Wayne Aprnan, Owensboro, CLEVELAND. Ohio min - Ernie and James Coleman both of Murray on Monday night, June 3rd. record." film off the air." Letters were read from the state speeding, State Police. Fined $10.00 Davis, the All-American football route two, one daughter. Mrs. Guth- Complaint Lodged The film in question was pre- president asking the club to help in and casts suspended. Illoatkor fullback at Syracuse. who was rie Roberts, Murray route two. one NOT AN ANACONDA Chandler's campaign headquar- pared professionally from materi- aid to the flood stricken people in Marion Hodges. Paducah, speed- Eaatern stricken with leukenia last sum- sister. Mrs, Clarence Hackett, Mur- ters have lodged a formal com- als assembled by the committee Kentucky and a small doing. State Police. Fined $1000 and mer, died at Lakeside Hospital here ray route one; two brothers, Paul A twelve inch garter snake caused plaint with the Federal Comrniuu- It consisted mainly of photographs Roped nation was made, from Mrs Charles costs suspended. today Cunningham, Murray route one. a' brief flurry of consternation this cations Commission in Washing- of public documents and newspaper Clark of Mental Health Association Billy Joe Hine, speeding. State Death came at I a. m for the and J oh n Cunningham. Murray morning in the basement of Scott ton, naming the general manager articles and pictures of Chandler encouraging each member to join Police Fined $10.00 and costs sus- 23-year-old athlete route two, and three grandchildren, Walgreen Drug. of WH.AS-TV in Louisville and while he was governor. U 8 senator the associatIon and the members pended. Davis had been working for a David. Scott and Kathy Coleman. The snake, just as scared as any- charging that the station violated and baseball commissioner A nar- High Yesterday also made donation of articles for Tommy Johnson, New Concord, 79' soft drink company out of Cleve- body else, darted in and around FCC rules because It allowed the ration aimed at discrediting Chan- Yesterday the center: from Max Beale. chair- speeding. State Police. Low 57 Fined 110.00 land until two days ago. Mrs. Coleman was a member of boxes in an effort to escape but John film to be shown without proper dler accompanied the pictorial pre- man of the United States and coats suspended. 7:15 Today _. 71' Savings He checked in at the Cleveland the North Pleasant Grove Cumber- Scott finally brought It to bay sponsorship identification. sentation The narration was done Bond Drive. urging each family to Iva Lee Jackson, Kentucky Lake: 7 a.m. 359.U. issuing and ut- Browns' office Thursday morning land Presbyterian Church. Whether the snake just happened In Washington, FCC examiner by a professional announcer from Sunset sunrise buy a bond before July 4. tering a cold and worthless check. 7 00. 4:46. and told Art Modell, club presi- In or was late for the one cent sale. Robert Raven told United Press Chicago Mrs Jo Leslie gave the club col- To m at e restitution to Holland Pallbearers were J L Ellison, Or- dent, that he was going into the no one knows, but anyway it went International that the committee Ward said the good government lect for the invocation Mrs. Vin- Drug for $1000. Fined and field Byrd, Glyco Wells. Thomas $100 hospital for several days. the way of all snakes and Just filed a list of officers with the group was organized in Pike Coun- Western Kentucky -- Partly son welcomed the twenty members costs of Jones, Ted Cunningham and Zane $15.50. The Sheriff made Dr. Austin Weisberger, who had slithered away. FCC and "on the basis of the in- ty early in 1962 to deal with local cloudy and mild today. high BO to and recognised the guests. Dr. Cunningham. the arrest been treating Davis since the dis- formation we have received so far problems, but developed statewide $6 Mostly fair and cool tonight, low Hughes and Mrs. Verna Patton. )0 ease was discovered hie July. said NOW YOU KNOW It appears the good government membership when it became 50 to 55 Sunday partly cloudy and The Max Churchill Funeral Home in- LODGE 155 FAAM Davis died without discomfort , By United Press group was legitimate" terested in the Democratic guber- mild. WITH BROTHER had charge of the arrangements. International Drugs administered to Davis had California leads all states in auto- However, the FCC has not made natorial primary Murray Lodge 105 FasAM brought about a complete remia- mobile registrations with 7.239,000 a ruling in the case thus far Hos- He said the group decided to work The 5 a m (EST temperatures: Mr and Mrs Bennie Ray of Mar- meet on Monday night. May 20 don in the disease last fall but SPIRITUAL SINGERS passenger cars registered, according sen said conviction for failure to actively for the nomination of Ed- Louisville 60, Lexington 56. Padu- tinville. Illinois, are at the bedside 7 30 at the Lodge Hall Work will there was a flareup early this year. The Paducah Spiritual Singers to the Automobile Manufacturers' carry proper identification carries ward T Breathitt Jr -because east- cah and Bowling Green 58, Cov- of his brother Houston Ray who is be held In the Fellow Craft degree. Burial will be in Elmira, N. Y will be at Warnan's Chapel A M Association The second state Is heavy fines but not suspension of ern Kentucky couldn't stand the ington SI. London 56. Hopkinsville In serious condition at Murray Hos- All Master Masons are urged to Davis' home town since he was a E Church Sunday afternoon at 3 New York, and Evansville, Ind, 59. pital with 4.782.000 registra- license calamity of another foto years of attend. l‘oungster. early next week. o'clock Everyone Ls invited. tions. Ward said Mist seven other tele- 'Chandler" • giSCPI TWO THE LE El E & TIMER — MURRAY. ELENTUCIEY SATURDAY — MAY 18, 1963 TVA WEEKLY THE LEDGER & TIMES NEWSLETTER Nottebart's Pitches (2) Second "No-Hitter" In PUBLZBEED by LEDGER k Ylkt:13 PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.. Tensolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Oallowsty Times, and The Times-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January Phillies 4-1 Last Night Liquid fertiliser, developed to Week To Defeat I, 1944 speed plant growth. is finding va- JAMES C. WILLLAMS, PUBLISHER luable new use in slowing the by United Press tatereadosal Mahon he would like to be with the aa 11th inning homer that the I growth of forest fires. The guy with the big win was Don Colts while they were chatting one losers vainly protested had soniii We MOM the right to reject asay Advertising, Letters to the =tor, '(No-Hiti Nottebart, but the man night lest summer. foul. or Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the best in- Nearly 200 tons of liquid ammoni- with the big grin was Houston The two were good friends, having terest ed eine readers. ated phosphate already has been teammate Don McMahon. pitched for the Braves together, ehnied this spnag from NATION,AL BEPRIESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO, 1509 TVA's Na- McMahon was the fellow who and as 90(311 as McMahon returned FOR CORRSCT Madison Ave, Meniptus, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; tional Fertiliser Development Cen- first recommended Nottebart to the to Houston, he passed the word TIME aid Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Idich. ter at Muscle Shoals. Alabama, to Colts so you can imagine how he along to General Manager Paul aerial tanker bases of the U. S. Pur- felt sitting in the bullpen last night Richards The Colts obtained Not; TEMPERATURE Mitered at the Pon Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as est Service in the Southern and Second Claes Matter. and watching the right-hander tebart last Nov. 29. DAY OR NIGHT Northeastern regions. It has helped from Lexington. Mass., pitch the Dodgers Whip Pirates SUBSCSIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20a, per fight downs of blazes in the Great National League's second no-hitter In other NL action Friday night, 756363 William Henry, 34, and (right) Sanottaa. mentb mr. In Calk/way amid ad}oszong countoa, per year, 44.50: elae- si FCC SWITCH—E. Newtoe N. the Blue Ridge Afteeitams, within a week. the Los Angeles Dodgers pounded DIAL rEcy wfwee, WO. Miaow. 37, are shoo n in the FCC office in Washington after and on up into the Alleghenies. Nottebart's masterpiece over the the Pittsburgh Pirates 9-3, the St. innoves resignation announcement of Chairman as of June Philadelphia Phillies was slightly LAIL! Cardinals ended a four-game Owialanding Civic Aiwa of a Commty is dm appointment Henry, • commissioner since Speed is of the utmost unportAnce 1 and or lent tainted in that they scored an un- losing streak with an 11-2 victory PEOPLES BANK e diewspapar" Memphis, in fighting forest firm The Liquid IniegrEy al us August, as chairman. Henry is an attorney from earned run tiff him Cincinnati Reds and the 11-37-0 fertiliser from Muscle in his 4-1 vic- over the Tenn. ALieow becomes • Britannka vice pendant at a re- tory. of Shoals, unlike retardant chemicals San Francisco Giants beat the New potted eitill,t)00 a year, But Nottebart innings. The Murray, Ky. SATURDAY — MAY 18, 1963 available in other sections of the wasn't the least York Mets 4-3 in 11 bit unhappy, particularly Braves country. comes ready for use except since it scheduled game between the was the for a quick dilution. first time he pitched nine and Cubs was rained out. innings since 1961 RIGHTS OF MAJORITIES The final solution is loaded into and the victory Minnesota trampled Cleveland 11- brought his season record League, Kansas • Quotes From The News planes. such as converted B-26 to 5-1. 4 in the American The only run bombers, and dumped on fires while the Pinks scored off City blanked Boston, 2-0, and the IN over-emphasized survival" freedom UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Nottebart our "struggle for the By they are still small, otestannally came in the fifth inning New York Yankees edged the Los KEARSAROE as a result of 0 and security of future generations depend upon knowledge ABOARD USS — Astronaut L Gordon hours before fire fighters can reach a two-base error by Angeles Angels 4-3 A Detroit-Wash- shortstop Cooper, telling how he became aware of helicopters hovering the scene on the ground Leaves J. C. Hartman. Don Dem- ington doubleheader was rained out of what enables dictators to seize control and enslave popu- eter above his capsule in the Pacific: and other fuel coated with the so- reached second on the miscue, along with the Baltimore-Chicago lation majorities through appeal for -rights of minorities." took "It was nice to have company on the ocean." lution will char, but not burn. third on Clay Dalrymple's game. sacrifice and The first thing to get straight is that no police state In the first 13 trials bast year by scored on Don Hoak's Frank Howard droie in three runs sacrifice fly. ever represents the majority of its people, nor ever will. Its the Forest Service, the liquid solu- for the Dodgers with a double and CHICAGO — Spec 4 George Thomas, reacting dubiously Goss Hits tion stopped fires in their tracks in Clincher a, two-run homer against the Pi- WHY GAMBLE sole objective is for the rule by one or more minority groups to,,sa proposal that women compete with men in Army That run nine irwitances and greatly slowed matched a first inning rates Bob Miller gained his third physical conditioning contests: homer by Carl with your crop Investment? and a government that makes "guide lines" through execu- their progress in the other four Warwick and tied victory and Joe (litibon was charged "Some them might me." the score at 1-all but Howie tive orders to enrich those loyal to its own group, be it a of beat This year. with fire conditions the Goss with his first defeat. untied It with a worst in a decade, the retardant has three-run homer political party, a religious group or a minority racial group In the 13ERLIN — Gen. Barksdale Hamlett, U.S. Army vice been used more extensively. sixth off Jack Hamilton, who A barrage of four home runs by had beaten the Colts George Altman. IMP or combination of them. chief of staff, publicly repeating the American vow to pro- Forest Service records prove the three times Julian Javier, Dick last year and twice f/A*4' Many of our people are in sympathy with the fed.eral value of the material In one ins- more this wagon Groat a n d Stan Musial carried tect this city: without ever losing tance, the burn was held to three to them before. Ernie Sneak) of the Cardinals to administration's desire to wipe out discrimination against "We:have held firm in the past and we shall hold firm Nottebert's fourth acres although it to three hours no-hitter came only his victory at the expense In the future." six days after the of the Negroes in public schools, transportation facilities and public for the ground crew to arrive and first one of the Reds. Joey Jay, a 20-giune Protecting your tobacco crop against season turned is Ary AIWWWWW .14.411 tisane* is ;Notating your invest- parks, but-as-Mete Lawrence-says in hts syndicated- editOrtar 'extinguish the fire. -Another time Sandy K - year: wee muted after ,i WASHINGTON — Sen. Pat McNamara of the Dodgers against the Giants. two timings and suffered his se's'- friiikist protecting your investment column (D.-Mich.), as the ground crew required six hours all of us should understand there are certain limi- En route to his no-hitter, Notte- enth 106.5 against one victory. is the Whangeeery farmer wants to the Senate passed a bill requiring that women be paid the to travel by boat and on foot to a do. Why not do your neighbor is tations granted federal authorities in using troops to pre- ban walked three batters and struck Joe Amalfitano accounted for the as same as men for doing the same work: remote fire When they arrived, the doing — buy crop HAIL insurance horn out eight. Giants' victory over Mets serve order tn any state unless it is requested to do so. fire bo.s.s reported air drops of the the with the Kentucky farm Bureau Mutual In• "In modern-day America, woman's role as a provider Strictly a reliever fertiliser solution "100 percent ef- with the Braves sumacs Co Insure with the leader when In commenting on disorders in Birmingham. Alabama, for not only herself but her family has become an essential last fective. season, Nottebart told Me- it coma to protecting your crop in • says: role. he In a series of timed runs, planes vestment — and the leader is farm Bureau Insurance. -No statute grants such authority to the Chief Exec- were loaded and In the air headed DINE AND DANCE utive under the circumstances which have been report- for the fire within an average of 14 mumers after the alert WW.S reed from Alabama. For anyone in the government to 30 Years Ago ceived. Cruising at more than 200 - At - order the use of federal troops or any part of the Air This Week miles an hour. one plane has as LEDGER & TIMES FILE force for any purpose not sanctioned by the statutes is much as 1200 gallons of solution over the burning area minutes lat- in itself a penal offense. A federal law says: Maxine's The College News, official publication of Murray State er "Whoever, except in cases and under circumstances This is enough to cover College, won the first pri/e for the Best All-Around College effective- SATURDAY it17 ly a strip 50 feet NIGHTS expressly authorized by the Constitution or Act of Con- Newspaper in Kentucky awarded by KIPA at its spring wide and 700 feet long on the fastest-burning edges featuring • gress, willfully uses any part of the Army or meeting in Danville Friday. the Air of the fire. The pilot flies 100 County to "THE PLAYBOYS" FARM BUREAU' Force as a posse comitatus or otherwise to execute the Judge C. A. Hale has authorized the Ledger & 150 feet shove the treetops to drop imes to state he will be a WEDNESDAY NIGHTS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY laws shall be fined not more than $10000 or imprisoned candidate for re-election to that the retardant liquid. office. As a bonus, the fertiliser solution feat See your local agent. not more than two years, or both." by Uniini Press Taterastainal tiring George Hart, past commander of Murray post of the speeds vegetation regrowth on burn- .AMI it IVAN LEAGUE And the Nashville Banner stated edittorlally "THE TWILIGHTERS" Wednesday American Legion, will be the principal speaker at a mass ed areas. The solution made from Team W I P, .14. RAY T. BROACH In comments on a federal liquid fertilizer costs about 7 cents Chicago 20 13 106 court decision on integration of meeting of ex-service - men in the Legion Memorial gym in Located Near Paris 209 Maple Street public schools in Savannah, Georgia: Mayfield tonight. • gallon. contrasted with about 25 Boston 18 12 100 le Landing - Hiway 79 cents for materials used earlier New York 17 12 .586 1 , 753-4703 Murray, Ky. "A The First Baptist Church of Murray will federal jurist has ruled, at Savannah, Ga., that observe its 87th. The use of aerial tankers in fight- Baltimore 19 14 576 1 anniversary on May 28!n. The church compulsory integration CAN inflict injury to pupils on was oraanized before ing forest fires began In the West. Kansas City ___. 19 14 576 1 the Fourth Sunday in May of 1846 and spread to Eastern states Cleveland • both sides of the color line: and the decision is notable in re- 14 14 .500 3,u cent years In 1961 the Forest Ser- Loa Angeles 17 21 447 fou for the further fact it acknowledges. That white child- vice set up five air bears to protect Detroit 12 19 287 7 ren ALSO have rights in court Eastern national forest lands tine Minnesota 12 20 375 7,y ' of them is Knoxville's McGhee- Washington Joe Hal Spann "Judge Frank M. Scariett therewith plowed some U 22 371 11 Ten Years Ago Today Tyson Airport with • tanker sera - Mises Remits judicial ground * Candidate. For * that hasn't been turned lately. In deny- LEDGES & TOWS PILE Mg national forests in Tennessee. Minnesota 11 Cleveland e night ing the motion for desegregation of Chatham County North Carolina. Georgia. the Great Kansas City 3 Boston 0 night Smoky Mountains National New York schools, he obviously rested his decision on the mutual- The honor students of Murray High have been announc- Park 4 Los Angeles 3. night and the Cherokee Indian Resersa- Chicago at Baltimore. d. rain Representative ity-of-rights factor, seldom ed by Supt W. Z. Carter. W. T Sledd Ill is high ranking entertained in school cases non. Detroit at Wa.shington, 2. pod . rain senior with a grade average Democratic Primary May 28, 1963 reaching the courts since May 17. 1954. of 95 64. TVA aseisted with tests of fire Today's Gasses 6 The Murray State Madrigal Singers will present an even- retarded chemicals soon Minnesota 'The uniform possession of constitutional rights is after seat Cleveland 5th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT ing of 16th century music at the Woman's Club House to- na] tankers came to the Valley Los Angeles at New York a principle that should require no continuous reasser- night. Each singer will be in an appropriate 16th century States More than a year ago, the Kansas City at Boston (Calloway and Trigg) tion Judge Scarlett was at pains to make the point...— atmosphere created by the use of props and music. agency's foragers arranged a con- Detroit at Washington. tat-night ference between TVA chemical Chicago Your Vote and Influence Will Be Appreciated * with emphasis on that uniformity. He accented it in Pvt Joseph F Holsapple, son of Mr and Mrs W. D. en- at Baltimore, night gineers and state and U 8 Forest Sunday's Games Point One of his Hoisapple of Murray route four, recently joined conclusions: the 43rd Service officials which led to Par- Detroit at Washington Infantry Division in Germany. "1. The white and Negro school children have equi- ent Service trials of the material Chicago at Oaltimore, 2 Holmes Ellis won the second valent rights heat of the 120 yard high last year Minnesota at Cleveland, 2 before this court, and are equally entitled hurdles • ENDS TONITE • in the state high school track meet yesterday in The story of fertilisers to fight Los Angeles at New York, 2 to be considered in determining the scope and content Lexington. forest fires is one of cooperation NATIONAL LEAGUE "PROPER TIME" of constitutional rights. among many agencies—the Toren Trwrn w I. p. VN II -- • Service TVA, National Park Ban Francine° 23 13 039 "2 A reasonable classification within the mean- Ser- "LOVES of SALAMMBO" vice. Air National buard. Indian Los Angeles 20 16 -556 3 ing of equal protection T ECt1N ICOLOR clause of the Constitution would Bob Allison Slams 3 Homers To Service state forestry agencies, and St Louis 20 17 .541 be one which secures the maximum result in the educa- others. It also is a story that is mill Chicago 18 16 529 4 being Pittsburgh 16 17 tional process for all students and the minimum written as the agencies con- .485 flis - Sunday THRu injury Milwaukee Tuesday to any. -'Snap A 4 Game Losing Streak tinue to evaluate and improve 17 19 472 6 methods for protecting the Nation's Philadelphia 16 18 .471 6 "3. The classification of children in the Savannah- forests st• Cincinnati 15 18 .465 6,, by United Pnms Houston 16 21 432 Chatham County schools by division on the basis of co- lalernational Phillim 4-1 on Don Nottehart's no- 7,, Bob Allison is only doing New York 15 21 YOU'LL BE HANGiNG herent groups what hitter the St Louis Card1143P, crush- 417 8 FROM THE LAFFTERS AT having distinguishable educability capa- dames naturally when he plivo, Priday's Resettle Paul ed the Cincinnati Red.'. 11-2, the ,THE FUNNIEST PICTURE THIS bilities is such a reasonable rilmyan so it wasn't St Louis 11 Cincissuati YEAR!!!;. classification." surprisuig that Los Angeles Dodgers beat the MIA- '2. night he's trying single-bandedly Houston 4 Phfladelphia "However much enveloped in further litigation and to carry burgh Pirates 9-3, arid the Sas I. night the Minnesota Lea Angeles 9 Pittriblinth 4.401ftriir its argument, Twins out of the Francisco Giants defeated the New 3. night Judge Scarlett ha.s made a point of prin- San Franeinco 4 /forks American League wilderness. York Mets 4-3. in 11 innings New York 3. night, ciple which must not be obscured Valid rights of a Allison, who stands 6-feet-4 and 11 innings weighs 218 pounds. Joe Pepitone drove Milwaukee. at minority are not enhanced by depriving the majority Is generally me- in all four Chicago. ppd , rain of ocnized as strongest Yankee runs with Today's equal rights." the man in the his sixth and Games AL—perhape in big league baseball. seventh homers of the season while Milwaukee st Chicago And he sure looked 10 feet tali two homers by Leon Wagner pro- Philadelphia at Houston with.ehoukiers half as wide Friday duced all three Los Angeles runs. Pittsburgh at Los Angeles bight when he hit three homers Jim Bouton pitches a four-hitter New York at San Francisco and dross/ in six runs to lead the for his fourth win as the Yankees Cincinnati at St Lou,'.. night Twin.s to an 11-4 victory over the! extended their winning streak to lianday's Games Cleveland Indians The win snapped five games Cincinnati at St Loins 20 Years Ago This Week freir-game lofting streak and lifted Pittsburgh at Houston Bowsfield pitched a LEDGER & TIMES FILE the Twins out of last place. three- Milwaukee at Chicago 2 hitter for the —41do-starring Atbletics to snap New York at Lon Angeles, 2 MARTHA HYER the Red Sox' five Leads RBI (slums -game winning Philadelphia at San Francisco, 2 streak George Alusik's t Next week 114 Calloway meu will leave for physical r un dou- The Tvilds have been one of the ble produced both Kansas Cu) runs examinations_ at Evansville, preparatory to being inducted most chaapprantirut 1.4PWITIN Ui either and dealt rookie Dave Morehead into the armed forces. league this near but it's no fault his first major league loss after Hazel postoffice led of Allison. ;his leads the AL with in bond sales for the first 15 days three- victories of the month as Calloway County again went over the top 29 run.', batted in. has hit nine hom- in its war bond quota for May. ers and is batting .330 Allison's Dr. A three homers Friday night came off Mr. TAX D. Butterworth PAYER of Murray was elected president Jim arid profit. Jerry Walker R°11 More than of the Southwest Kentucky Medical 'Association at its meet- Nuichwitz. 3.030 screas of land are devoted to ing at Paducah recently. Jim Perry, obtained recently from parka and play- Murray merchants and business men are discussing a the Indians. went 6% inningsgrounds in the City of Louisville. "Do You Know Who Is Freeloading proposal to close stores and business houses in Murray one against his former teammates te - afternoon each week durtne the surniner win his first game of the season. , The New York Yankees brat tie Lori Angeles Angels 4-3, and tl • urray Lumber Co. Inc. Kansas City Athletics defeated tie 'On Your Tax Dollar? ?" 13oeton Red Sox 2-0 in the only 1 OCDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN MURRAY other games Chicago at Baltimore' Mil WILL MS BE CURED? and Detroit at Washington were EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL rained out. WATCH THIS SPACE!! Say when... with your dollars! Throws No-Illitter 104 East Maple St. Tel. 753-3161 In the Natioual League. the Howls- NEU, FIGHT MULTIPLE SCLIIROSIS _ toil Colts topped the Phiholelphia

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Of 18, 1963 SATURDAY - MAY ose•••..••••••111••• 18, 1983 THE LEDGER Is TIMMS -" In - MURRAY, KENTUCKY - PAINE THREE w. BIm74DEFth Ag171121778 8* CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Ysotarday's Rural. ER 'POLIO ner that the HIRE ACROSS 5-19 mistaken faUION RENT 4 MrslUrik TRADE HELP to, Adm. Storm ed had gone 1-Edible ash 7-baboldi 121P11091L rarTMOVOI INV SALK 4-denies S-Scoffed Pia 1M9U1M0 MM 5-Lena 1-Conductors ak4L; WOO!? MOg ••• A INSTITUTE la-Exist stick WNW: MOn 9UMEI 11- Ma itiloug 10-Frozen water OBEIUMM NOMO :ORRECT Peg' burning 11-4rmy officer 14-11igh card (abbr.) II PiC.Ma NEW 3 BEDROOM BRICK HOUSE 15-liencla 36-is Iii AMm/ci klIAUJEA and NOTICE -Consumed 111-War god IE WANTED on nice lot, city water 17 FOR SALE and sewer, 19-Lubricated! 30-Underworld WOW maa ERATURE 1 utility room, ceramic bath, storm 10 - Cou rageoua S)-Dirt mom cittnurl NMI/ TV OWNERS person 22.Specks MEIGISBW BUY PICTURE tube* windows and doors, electric heat, -Separates ME IR NIGHT TRUCK LOAD OF GOOD RICH LADIES SHOE SALE. GOING OUT $1- Females 21 direct /rem 34-Singing UMBOW! EMI/NJ factory. 17'424.95; 21". top built-In range, carport, with tool 23- Father and soil. Call 753-3147. m21nc of business sale. Every pair must sell -Feria v°1" 111120WW W01106 storage. $13,750. mother OS -6363 $1.00 to $5.00 a pair - All latest 26-I ANAL'S 27-Patis $2916; 24-$39.95. One year fully WE HAVE AN EXTRA NICE 3 27-Loads 30-Most obese IUITCSY styles. In basement of Murray Hat- SI-Talas -Likely 411-New Deal guaranteed TV Servicecenter, bedroom 28-R hat? 40 • 812 brick on Ryan Avenue. Has (oceioe.) 41-Cult of serener 9 chery. u- North Fourth Street, phone 763- 1 and a baths, storm windows and 19-Possonairs 34-= Portuguese (init.) pronoun $6-At slat place currency 44 BANK 5886. june7c doors, electric heat, -Opening OWEN 25' FLYING utility room, a ALL ELIGIBLE 'WHEAT BRIDGE, 1980 30-Journeyed 117-Beer` animal 41-Explosive 47-Symbol for Vintalorn Cruiser, 185 h p. motor, clean. 0. W. tool storage room, plastered through forth 119-Withered note/ LOSE 11-Nahoor WEIGHT SAFELY WI TR GROWERS TO VOTE Bettie, phone out, air 'conditioner, beautiful lot, 688-11481, Trensvant, 'hasp Des-A-Diet tablets. Pull weeks ,•;X 9 '10 11 KY. sup- Tennessee. ml8c can be financed with minimum 12-Parent I "2 3 ix;4 5 'e "7 $ isisewirelleilerew• ply only 98c at your drugstore. (collog.) :44 inn ml8p In next Tuesday's down payment PHA or GI loan. 33- Desires 12 •-•-• 11 NICE 2 BEDROOM FRAME 34-Ceas• .i•• , JUST ARRIVING House ANOTHER FIRST. . . A ROVING NEW Shipment 35- Landed A.- referendum. on a large lot well located. A real 15 16 photographer of good used trailers. 51' Liberty property for the Murray Drive- bargain selling at $7500. In Theatre . . . wtroleeale. Also new 10' wide. LOCaart a** That's right . . . WE HAVE SEVERAL 27- V°owed ) .5,:"%C‘:•>.1 CHECK YOUR from $3,560. NICE build- ,ek5er.i.I.' Candid Movies, of you! ... Matthews Trailer Sales, w • -tesistsiatesehvi ta-litribes .e: wo,,'. Coming ing lots with city water and sewer 29-Uelivenly Highway 45, Mayfield, thee $W '. ?‘2.:3::: '.•7.** 7 el. 4 24 25 soon on Friday intern .. "Are You CH 7-8066. body 2i 22 POLLING PLACES. from $1600 up. Before you buy see or Here." m35c June& 40- auffIlod :•• call Ray Roberts or Hoyt Roberta at %ash, mountain 26 crest - - - Roberts Realty, 753-1651. mile 4.44 Lie, CALLCPWAY COUNTY 42-I.00king 29 '4•• ?h..' RED WHITE 16' HAIL INSURANCE ON YOUR To- CUTTER Ensign Usi.a.ees ans slyly 45 -Through SOIL IMPROVPIMENT ASSN. boat, 75 horse Johnson motor and 4•00•,'-D bacco. Rates reduced to $4.10 per -.4.• • 46-Retail estab- 32 ...;$ trailer. After 5:00 p.m. Bussiness Opportunities $100 on the standard hail policy. For call 753-5533. lishment 411-Period of ml8c 35 ItiBLE the best adjustment service. Cell it, thins e Galloway Insurance and Real Estate AMAZING OPPORTUNITY. Exper- 49-Cravat -Candle ..•.:'..-4.w 31 50 kx .•:. nvestment? Agency. PL 3-5842 m240 USED AND REBUILT batteries, ience unnecessary. Enjoy the ad- Si. Weaken ::•:•vici,.. 4.2.$1 4.1 4.4 $5.00 and up exchange. 6 month vantages as owner of a portable car 40 41? war- DOWN 1 ranty Your Interstate Battery Dis- multiple operation. Unneces- WNW REPOSSESSED SPINET PIANO, to 45 •• 47 ` ' 4i- tributor. North 4th. Murray. sary to lease, build or buy property. 1-Vehicle it:740 6 transfer in vicinity. If you are re- 1-765lits• Metal FOR RENT No labor problems. We furnish loca- ,,,,•,.,,51 sponsible local family you can as- M -18-C 2-Expels from 49 ler .50 tions, in.stalletJuns country • sume small monthly payments and training. 11 and 4-Fall. short I. TOBAOCO GROUND, to $3190 you can put COOPER PIOCUP MAN-An unidentified pararescneman Is y save s. Write Credit DepL, Joplin 22 DARK dr 2 BEDROOM BRICK, one you have $1090 bl shown wearing gear_designed .4 burley. Ground broke and to work, the coutrol, management, the for work in assisting as- Plano Co., Joplin, M.o. - mlBc barns from college, has garage, panelled Gordon Cooper from water landing. co crop against furnished. On the Frank McDougal. ownership and profits of this bust- tronaut a den, carpeted living and dine* ling your invest- Perm, about one mile of Elm Grove.' ness-willps your& Gan be handled room, dish wastser;-mentrie -heat your investment IiDISII-winiawr SAFELY WITH Galloway Insurance and Real Estatel and wittniiit disturbing present occupa- DAN FLA6G by Don Sherwood Dex-A-Diet tablets. air-conditioning. OontarA Gem farmer wants to Full weeks sup- Agency, phone PL 3-3842. tfc Robertson Jr., tion. Write Interstate Merchandis- tour neighbor is ply only 88c at Dale and Stubble- 753-1776. len-18-C ers, car wash dept.. Rochester, Minn. L insurance from field Drug, Murray, Ky. m2lp for local interview. ltp ireau Mutual In GENERAL MOTORS AIR C7014DI- the leader when 5 ROOM HOUSE. 402 S. 4th St. tioner for 5643 6 Cylinder Chevro- g your crop in Phone 753-1812. in20c • • LOST & FOUND let. 1 battery charger 818.96. See leader is farm NOTE OF APPRECIATION Sholar's Auto Repair, 208 8. 7th St. LOST: LIVER SPOTTED Pointer, FEMALE HELP WANTED Phone 753-1751. m213c • female. Call 753-6669, Gerald Dun- SWEET POTATO BUM BUNCH I wish to express my sincere a13- can. Elm Grove Community. inalp or running vines. Bony Biggins, 382 predation to all individuals and WANTED SOLICi rOFtEn ONE TO 16th orgsnirettons who made contribu- LOST: WHITE PAIR Prescription wort in home street. Phone 7113-17/1. with telephone. One tions to me during my recent hos- sun glasses with stars on each corn- to work outside with own car for PETS FOR SALE."-POODLES er. Possibility down town, Phone Pyramid pitalization as a result of my acci- Insurance Company. Write Black standards A.K.0 registered. dent. I wish to especially thank 753-3670. Box 634, Murray, Kentucky. m20c 1324 Main, Phone 763-1614. m24c the Murray Hospital Staff, Dr. C. C. Lowry. Beix-Settle Company. South • Pleasant Grove Church. the Murray UREAr Red Cross Chapter and all iridon- duals who contributed to the col- ICE COMPINIY MILIE LURING lection at the Murray Livestock rent •fdie # Sale and to each and every indivi- alsra =-4.= dual who made a personal contribu- %gar gag issitereNto tion I am also most appreciative on the edge, bouncing lightly ZOACH Gillien lii Beilaiiik with, at -Then I won't keep you. Bette: bens,. up and down to these who kept my children while ixesithy and infleto on. rl 5. Filen with arma have • hot shower " Street 15,41, ull•-• It int vet Mal ply., • my wife was with me at the hospital widespread, $he made a perfect , She stay, in the ilapievilit nous( -.-nd nodded and ran back .urray, Ky or erotism swan dive, and the many of you who sent get- Bennett Ha. Abraham across the lawn to the house. Alien and Koper ClaYtols well cards while I was In the Vet- V. bet She cut cleanly through thi She slipped rime/lane dnder the will of nee in by the side door late water erans Administration Hospital In rather erne endowed Malay- and came up, invohinsi.,g and started quietly up the back • •itle with the Bellamy Memphis. Please accept my sincere Institut• vigorously toward the 1911C of stairs. From Art A succession of incident* nse the kitchen, where the thanks from the bottom of my ise,rt. Indy:it'd she is in use, danger pool. The water had been! breakfast was being prepared, and Rne, '71a ytoe •rranreo (Or • like Ice. Her breath was cut WTI came.; the subdued isoryer from Mew York Jim Trevor, sound of Joe Richard Nance ui invest agate undet the x.s..tirniet with the shock. She turned,i Abbe. and glassware. Inn 'dainty al Peter Carr ,nauffeur kicked backward, and swam to ltp Treear ethos* father left SI•ple- As she reached the second •i I le in the other end. Up and back, disigrare a determine/ not up Bess. the quiet was only to find shattered, out who wants Gillian arid back, with long strong easy I NANCY by 'Ernie Bushmiller dead but also to clear his father's Raised yokes were coming strokes until Bain*. the water no frorn Chester's l'r,.ors room. assignment la own pll. I longer felt cold. She turned on elated by 'is falling in at,. with "My own son!" Bennett lye her back was Jill -and she with film. Though she to float, eyes chimed, I'VE GOT THEY'RE NOT INTERESTED IN tolittniies shouting. -My own son!" I to he on•arare of his true and felt the sun warm on Der identIty It Is 111101•13 BAD NEWS TELEVISING- OUR GAME 28, 1963 by a I'MS face. The door of the Bennett' WITH Mune of his. Clayton's daughter. 6 Deems bedroom was ajar THE WEST SIDE I'm happy, she thought sud- and Jill could TiGERS TRIM' furs later, seefelent- been bet denly. This see something move in the cries she nee al • hr. wet by an ts a perfect moment. ar•unist opening, the dreary us as abamiloael earsboure FL ranassabor It always. But mustard- Cg) on her property Sc, was knixked TELEVIS4ON why What colored dresstng gown Mrs. Ilfle011.1C IOUS Fortunately "Peter gives me this sud- Carr' Bennett had recently NETWORK I dated * tiani and saved bar . . . den Joy? She did not need to bought."- Noiselessly Jill ask berate': the question be- crept up to her J I CHAPTER 19 own door arid cause she knew the answer. She opened IL TILL Bellamy shook her bead had conquered her team and -I've hoped against hope," J at her reflection In the mir- her doubts and she was lett Sennett went on. his voice ror. There were dark ?MITE • circles with the firm support of her shaking, that I was mistaken. under tie/ eyes TIME" and a droop to blind, liberating trust I didn't want to believe you the corners of her mouth. That's eto She turned on her face, eyes were capable-' Simi* what • sleepless night had don. open under the water. There For the first time Chester iLAMMBO" to her. She had tossed restlessly was some object on the tot- spoke. His tone waa so until unlike 'OLOR daybreak. tom of the pool. A rock. Surely his usual good-humored voice vz•Aki: For rsours I Ut Pe. • •110.a. the same questions the • Clayton gardener, who that at first JU1 failed to recog- ,••• •••••od }1 •••••• had hammered at ner mind. checked the- pool every day, nize It Who was the man lay-. who called would not have been so CIL/O- hlrnmelf "Not so loud," be advised his Peter Ca r r, whose leo& She dived down and father. "You w it5Ch bore the can be heard clear initials J.T.? groped for It, came up to fill What over at the Claytona'." ABB/E AN' SLATS by Baebtern Van Buren was he doing here? He her lungs with air Down again. "I don't had tried in every give a possible way It was the bowl of a pipe_ She "You'll wake JUL Do you to marry Denise Clayton and went down several times before BEFORE A GIRL MAKES UP HER. get his want her to hear all this?" 014, THANK YOU, DEAR hands on her money. she found the oddly curved -Oh no," MIND ABOUT ANY BOY, Denise thought his father said, in SHE FRIEND, BUT IN MY • he might have stem which had been broken a groan. "Not Gillian. I won't OUGHT TO PLAY THE FIELD A HEART-- set fire to the warehouse Dan off. have tier dragged into this.' LITTLE. YOU KNOW, GO Holt thought ,,he had pretended • • • to "save" her Cheater's laugh was like a 70- OUT WITH OTHER BOYS. because she was C'OR • long time she sat on blow acmes the 4- *ANT ME TO the Bellamy heiress Had Peter face, ARRANGE the edge of the pool staring been In the warehouse Jill closed her door softly. 7 !'; SOMETHING, HESTEP for some thoughtfully at Peter Carr's turned on her . • -7,- reason the day she was shower and locked broken pipe. He would never 'In He had stripped off the wet bathing never explarned how have left it there if he had suit Under he eappened to he the shower, to her near a de- been aware of Ms lose relief, eihe could hear serted building on a dead-end no sound She looked up at the wtridow but ci ad, the running water. She Of his room over the Clayton toweled briskly and And there was Aunt Sally's then garage For a moment she was dressed. to r, the glamorous Lola almost unbearably tempted to She rubbed her Thorn pk ins, whom Peter hair dry, had go up. to see whether he was Seemed brushed it until It shone. The not to know, whom hg all right - - eyes of rp.iloi Knew so the girl In the mirror well. Dan Holt came out of the were wide and startled. Jill looked (-tear-eyed at the She aide door of ,the Clayton house mass had been right In suspecting oil eVirlenre that weight,/ wearing swimming trunks. He that Mr. against Peter Bennett was worried Carr. Then she caught tight of her and his about Chester, that there was listened to her heart_ I don't face lighted up. tension believe of some kind between ft. she told herself Jill waved, LIL' ABNISIL by Al Capp looked at the father and son. What firmly. I believe In she had Peter. broken pieces of the pipe. For not been prepared for was the She gianced again at the face some reason she did not want savage which hostility, the naked D-1E MAN reflect.° her sleepless to tell Dan about them. But anger In both voices. night and shook her Some- WHO NEVER head dia. where could she hide them? thing was terribly wrong En Reprovingly Never !nee your Her bathing LOST A suit fitted like a the Bennett house. MAL blind trumt, she told her- glove. She ripped off her E5E.T.7 cap, The voices seemed to have Self Follow your heart. (Snapped the two pieces of the lost their fury now. She slipped The men Into a white pipe Into It She shook her were talking in lowered tone& bathing *Me put on sandals. hair loose so that the damp Then, unexpectedly, caught Mr. Ben- up her cap and went curie could dry in the sun. nett's voice rose in a frenzied softly dovrnirtaira, trying not to "Hl. there." Dan said. "Head- cry. ermine the sleeping household. ache gone?' 'No! No, you ('an't do that! She ran across the cool grass "Not a trace." Pit stop you. I'll stop to rhe pool and sat on the edge 'YOti look like a merntald." "Dad!" Clieeter cried out II' test the in water. It had not His face fell as he saw her fold alarm. warmed lit, after the cool New up her bathing cap. "Are you There was a heavy eraah England night For a moment going In already 7- from Cheater's room_ "Dad!" he all. heal I ate/. shivering Then -I've been here quite a while cried again. "neve you hurt she pulled on her rap and and I'm beginning to get yourself? Are you all right? climbed swiftly op to the diving Daft may something!" boar' F'or a moment she poised lie hid his disappointment. (To Be Continued Tomorrow)

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• r NSA. l'OLAK rnz LEDLIEK a tints — MLR 18.1k, KANTLW i•V SATURDAY MAY 18, 1963 Miss Bobbie Trigg Kathleen Jones Ruby Nell Hardy Dear Abby. . Speaker At Annie Circle Meets With Circle Has Meet Armstrong Meet Mrs. Robert Jones At Beaman Home The Kathleen Jones Circle of the Mrs. Harold Beaman was hostess Mrs. Paul Lym.s uoened her home Woman's Missionary Society of the for the meeting of the Ruby Nell on Henry Street for the meeting of First Baptist Church met at the Kirby o the Vs'onian's ...ts- the Annie Armstrong Circle of the Rules of a Wise Woman! home of Mrs. Robert Jones on North sionary Society of the First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society of the 12th Street on Monday evening. Church held on Thursday evening First Baptist Church held on Mon- "Laborers Together With God at her home on South Eighth Street. day evening at seven-thirty o'clock. Through the Years" was the theme The program on 'Educating The guest speaker for the evening Abigail Van Buren of the program presented with Mrs Youth in Missions" was presented was Miss Bobbie Trigg who is a Holland Home Graves Sledd as tne leader. yMiss Erma Whaltn, program Scene senior elementary education major Miss Ruth Houston, Mrs. Stanford leader Of Social Calendar at Murray State College She is Lottie Moon Andrus. and Mrs. Ethel Ward had Others assisting in the presenta- MAK ANDY Years ag0, when hospitalisation active in HSU work and has been Circle etc. parts in the program discussion. tion were Mrs. Jackie Fortune, Mrs. Meeting my widowed mother came to live These a missionary worker for the past Saturday, May 11th The First Baptist Church W3•113 rules were written over 20 The chairman. Mrs Ward. pre- Glen Hall, and Mrs. Phillip Shelton. with me and my husband, she made years ago read often two summers in Flint. Mich., and The home of Mrs Porter Holland, The Alpha Department of the will meet at the church at 9 30 am. I them and sided, Mrs Eugene Shipley led the Mrs. Dan Shipley and Mrs Robert our lives so miserable that I determ- am determined to keep them. in the slums of Louisville, was the scene of the meeting of the I Murray Woman's Club will have its • • • closing prayer especially for the H Billington were also present. ined that I would never bring such Sincerely, Miss Trigg gave special emphasis Lotue Moon Circle of the Woman's luncheon meeting at the club house The Musk Department of the daily World Call to Prayer. hoAsteassoc.tal hour was held with re- misery to my children if I ever had to her experiences in the slums at Missionary Society of the First Hap- at noon. Hostess. cs alll be Misses Murray Woman's Club will meet at WIDOW X Refreshments were served by Mrs freshments being sers ed by t he to live with them One day I sat • • • Louisville in her talk She was in- V tist Church held on Monday evening Kathleen Patterson and Beatrice the church at 7 30 pm. Hostesses Jones to the nine persons present. down and wrote myself a letter. In DEAR ABBY: Whoever started troduced by Mrs. George Ligon, at seven-thirty o'clock Frye, Mesdames 0. B. Scott, C. L. will be Misses Lillian Tate and Ltl- it were some pertinent rules, and that stupid rule courtesy, program chairman, who gave the "Educaung Youth in Missions"liSharborough, Leland Owan, H. C hosn Walters, Mesdames William of stating on the outside of the envelope I that ladies devotion on "Pressing for A Deci- WaS the theme of the program pre- Woodbndge, P. A Hart. and J. I. Myers, Richard Farrell. Clyde John- should leave an elevator wrote, "To be opened on the day first/ I am always sion" with scripture reading from vented sith Mrs Allen McCoy in Hosick. Carman, annoyed with son, and M. G. I go to live with my daughter, heav- Romans 10:9-17 and II Corinthians charge She 'as assisted by Mrs , • • • gentlemen who stand rooted to the Tuesday. May list en forbid" I tucked it away 62. Thomas Hogancamp, Mrs Glenn In an floor of an elevator and refuse to The Dorcas Class of the First I The Faith Doran Circle of the old book and forgot about Wooden, Mrs Rudolph Howard. and it. I've get out ahead of women who are in The chairman, Mrs. Vernon Baptist Church will have a break- First Methodist Church WSCS will been widowed and Mrs. Louis Kerlick; self-sufficient for, the rear of the elevator, struggling Nance, presided and Mrs. Earl Tuck- fast at the Triangle Inn at 7 a m have a noon luncheon at the Tri- six years, but now I was Mrs T C Collie. co-chairman recently to get out. If those stupid men er led the closing prayer. Reservations are $125 and should angle Inn with the officers as host- forced to give up my icib presided The closing prayer was and go' would Just step out of the elevator be made by calling Sadie Shoe- esses with Mrs J E. James as chair- to live with Refreshments were served by the led by Mrs Purdom my oldest daughter. I've' ahead of the women it would be Outland ona.k er man. hostess. Mrs opened that letter and I think your much Lyons, to the follow- Refreshments were served by the • • • • • • so simpler for everyone older readers might benefit ing: Mesdames Nance. W J Pit- hostes..-ses. Mrs Holland. Mrs. Odelle from It, "ANNOYED" Sunday, May 19th tAN I intend to Here they are: man. Earl Tucker, Loyd Horn, Vance, to the eight members and The Brooks Cross Circle of the DEAR ANNOYED: "Women and Homecoming services at Martin's 1 Give what you can George Ligon, members. Mrs Har- one visitor Miss Becky Hogancarnp First Methodist Church WSCS will toward your children first" is the rule when ' Chapel Methodist Church. Basket keep Any budget will vey Bondurant, Jr., a new member: meet at the church at 7:30 pin. with stretch just so abandoning a stricken ship, b at • • • . lunch at noon, singing in the after- far and Mrs. Mary Frohlich and Miss Mrs Tom Brewer and Mrs. Howerd common sense should prevsJ1 when ! nom. 2 Keep yourself clean and Bobbie Trigg, guests. • • • Brandon as hostesses. Miss Clara neat. I leaving an elevator. 3 Remember, it is THEIR home Eagle will be the guest speaker. • • • The June meeting will be PERSONALS The CeJloway High P-TA. tea , Be especially held at • • • considerate of HIM cONFIDENTIAL TO BENNY: Ne., ti for seniors, parents and teachers the home of Mrs Evon Kelly. He allowed her tp bring you here I am not a "nut" on the Mr and Mrs. Paul Dill. Mr and , from subject. 3 to 5 o'clock in the afternoon. Murray Assembly No. 19 Order of 4 Give them privacy at every Mrs Peter Kuhn, and Mrs A G but I still think that anyone wise • • • the Rainbow for Girls Will hold its opportunity. Childers attended the 0E23 Friend- ' smokes is advertising the feet that • Monday. May leith regular meeting at the Masonic 5 If they want to go away on ship Night held by t he Fulton he has money to barn. The Penny Homemakers Club wlll Hall at 7 pm. a vacation, but are hesitant • • • TO THE VOTERS Chapter because OF CALLOWAY AND MIA COUNTIES: . on Tuesday everung of meet at the home of Mrs. Raymond you, offer to visit another relative For a personal reply, write to I Workman at 12 30 pm. or friend so I wish it were they will be free to go. ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, possible for me to see and talk with every • • • The Stella Homemakers Club will 6 Don't offer any advice or ex- California and include a self-ad- voter in person, however, this will not be possible. I take this Women's Association of College meet at the home of Mrs Paul press any opinions unless asked dreamed, stamped envelope. Abby means of asking every person to support my life-long friend, •.1,anaa.ckmapeu_rometa, with- the /MOM on desserts. 7. Volunteer lcifunnistion that they answers ALL nail. • • • Charlie Lassiter, for :State Reprenentattve.---1--fravF flvdaw OIN A Mrs. Bill Warren, Sunset Blvd.. at might be WO embarrassed to ask • • • neighbor to Charlie Lassiter and I have never asked 8:00 pm Mrs Charles Crawford, for, such as arrangements for for assist- Circle your *For Abby's booklet. "How To Have ance DIET? assistant hostess Devotional I of the First Methodist that he did not gladly respond. Church WSCS will meet at the A Lovely Wedding." send 50 cents, er, Mrs Russell Terhune, program I have watched his efforts as OUR Representative and I am social hall at 2 30 to ABBY. Box 3365, Beverly Hills, TRY by Mrs. Guy Battle. sure he is proving himself to be an outstanding public servant. • • • Calif. • • • • Charlie was born • • • in the New Concord Magisterial District and PERSONALS it Wednesday. May is my sincere hope that every voter in Concord SWEETA Medley. May 2111th 22nde will join with The Mr and the rest The Sigma Department of the Missionary Auxiliary of the Mrs Harland 'Lee leylor Mrs. Barker Guest of the District in giving him un overwhelming majority. North Pleasant Grove Ciunberlatel of Hoplunsville announce the Murray Woman's Club will meet at birth Sincerely, Presbyterian son, 690 the club house at 7 30 pm Hostes- Church will meet with of a John Let, weighing seven Speaker At Murray Mrs Keys at pounds 2 sea sill be Mesdames Tommy Alex- Wells 11 am. ounces born on Thurs- J. N. REED 40„,r,.•1 • • • day. High FHA Meeting ander. A_ B. Crass, A. 0. Wilson., May 9 The grandparents are Charlie Lassiter G T Lilly, Mr and Mrs Ciingles Barnes of Mrs Charlotte Barker Ky. John Gregory, an61 The Eirk-sey School PTA .atu hold was the James Rogers, Murray Route and Mr and Mrs guest speaker at the Two drops as sweet as Cine its last meeting at the school at 1:30 regular meet- John G. Taylor of Aurora. Mrs. ing of the Murray High School teospoonfol of social' w:thoui pm, Members Tuesday, May 21st Please note change In 0. C. Barnes and I A.CIA/1 Oupton chapter of the Future purl.. date. Homemaker - this calories! Plastic The Suburban Homemakers Club of Murray are the great grand- • • • • of America held on Tuesday es" iii. squesix••a•Ckop bottle. will meet sith Mrs Tom Wells at parents. fling, April 30. in the study hall • • • EteaCsaicisi.4 7 pm. Thursday. May 23rd The speaker who Is the guidance • • • Mrs I* Thee Annie Armstrong Circle of R A. Myers visited in Pa- -counselor of Murray High School The Christian Women's Fellow- the Hazel Baptist WMS sill meet ducah this week 'Smoke, on the "Importance of Plan- • • • !ship of the First Christian Church in the home of Mrs Mary Turnbow rung In High School For College" Mr will meet at the church at 9:20 am. at 7 pm with Mrs Vivian Farris arid Mrs Don Simmons and Sine also showed a film entitled in charge of the program. son. Paul Kurt, of Poplar Bluff. Mo "Worried About College' • • • were the weekend guests of her Miss Cecelia Wallace, president, Mother. Mrs Lectra Andrus. antler presided at the meeting The min- The Maganne Club will meet at Avenue utes and roll call were by Miss • HOLLAND DRUG the home of Mrs Ralph Woods at • • Trudy Lilly 2.30 pm. Mrs Lila Kondratko and George Plans were made for the annual • • • Cierpial have returned to their Mother - Daughter Banquet to be homes In Detroit. Mich., after visit- held on Saturday. May 11. at 6 30 The Zeta Department of the Mixr- ing her son. Mickey Kondratko. her p.m at Will Open Sunday i ray Woman Club the Woman s Club House Be will This s meet at the mother. Mrs H. 111 Williams. and • • • 1 club house at 6 30 pm Hostesses her sister Mrs Albert Crider Mr. lop roar ProsprIptios sod fendry Moods sill be Mesdames id C Max Colder, and daughter, Kathy A $63.100 Federal grant will ,be Beale Donald Crawford. Ronald used by Kentucky to finance a Crouch. WV WILL SE MOOED from Henry Fulton. A J Kipp, The door of the vault at the U 13. study and plan fur a long-range Maurice Ryan. Heron West. 11 MO a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for Ohoroit How and gold repository ot Fort Knox By. attack on the problems of mental A D Wallace. weighs 20 torts health Invitation To Bid The Murray Board of Education wo .ic old q.lotatior.-.

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