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In Our 89th Year United Press International Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, March 26, 1968 10. Per Copy , Vol. LXXXIX No. 73 Van Johnson Servuig' Nin-e-Vrom Army Girt, Honor )County At Bracket System in In Vietnam Is Held By Governor Nunn Vetoes State Meet For Sales Tax Troop 77 70 Bills; Troop 77 of Signs the Boy Scouts Of 98 To Nine women from Murray and America held a Court Calloway County left Murray this of Honor in the basement of morning at 6:30 for the University' the First Christ- ian Church on of Kentucky, Lexington, to attend Is Announced Monday evening. Earl the annual meeting of Kentucky Douglas, advancement • -hairman of Federation of Homemakers Club. the Chenubby Dis- Become Law; Holds 50 trict, was a The meeting will open at noon FRANKFORT, Ky. (UPI) — The special guest to pre- sent the today and continue through Thurs- bracket system retailers must use Autry Carroll Dies awards and merit badges. Douglas praised CITY CANVASS day night with some 1,500 home- beginning April 1 to collect the the troop for Suddenly Today its growth during the past year makers from thnsughout Kentucky 5 per cent sales tax was announc- Members of the Has Not Yet Acted On Auto nd for its winning the recent Student Gov- attending the annual event. ed Monday by state Revenue Com':' At The Age Of 44 ernment of Klondike Derby of the Chenubby Murray State Univer- You and Your World" is the missioner James E. Luckett. sity PFC. Van A. Johnson District. The scoutmaster, 0. B will canvass the city of Mur- theme of the meeting. The local The tax, highest in the nation ray for the benefit of the Ken- Inspection, Open Housing Autry Carrol died suddenly this Boone, Jr.. was praised by Mr. women accompanied eighty-four on all consumer items, will not be of tucky Crippled Children's Society morning about 8:45 while at work PVC. Van A. Johnson, son Douglas for his work with the members from clubs in the Pur- collected on items of 10 cents or on Wednesday, March 27, fiatit at the Williams Radiator end Glass Mrs. Pearl Johnson, 307 South 5th troop. — By DREW 1 chase ares.to Lexington going in under. Consumers will get the 3:3(1 to six p.m., according VON BERGEN ense plates ended with a numeral Company on Street, is now serving with the Charles Kemp, representing the to Mar- two buses. first bite of a penny on items Chestnut Street. tha FRANKFORT. Ky. (UPI) — Gov. "3". United States Army in the Quan Loyal Order of the Moose, pre- Crafton, assistant dean of wo- Those attending from Calloway priced from 11 to 25 cents. men at the Louie B. Nunn Monday night gave But the 1968 General Assembly Carrol, age 44. was a resident of Huong Phey province in a village sented a fifty dollar bill to Scout- University. The people County are Mrs. R. D. McDaniels, The brackets, approved by Gov. of strong indications he did not ap- repealed the compulsory annual 404 South 8th Street, Murray. called Phu Hai. master Boone for the furtherance Murray are urged to contribute County president; Mrs. Max Far- Louie B. Nunn: prove the work the 1968 General inspection provisions of the older Johnson left for Vietnam Feb- of the work of the troop. to the cause, Miss Crafton said. ley, county secretary and Subur- Cost Tax Survivors are his mother. Mis. Assembly by vetoing 70 bills the law. Inspections now are only ruary' 26 after completing training Awards were presented as fol- ban Club president; Mrs. James 1 10 cents none Nellie Carrol of Alma; one son, legislators approved. necessary when a vehicle changes at Fort Carson. Colorado. He iS a lows: Witherspoon. South Murray Club; 11.25 cents 1 cent Danny Carrot of 608 South 9th ownership. is brought into the graduate of Grove High School Life — Thomas Keller, Allan Nunn had another surprise for Mrs. Larry Curd, New Providence 26-46 cents 2 cents Street; one sister, Mrs. Asher state for the first time, or an own- and is married to the former Gail Cunningham. and Ken Harrell. Directors the legislators He said a clerical president; Mrs_ Lowell Palmer, 47-67 cents 3 cents Farris of Murray Route Six. five er may have a voluntary inspect- Kalberer of Paris. Tenn. He is First Class — Dennis Burkeen mixup in a legislative budget bill Wadesboro president: Mrs. Ernest cents 4 cents brothers, James Carrot of Hardin, ion. Under the new law, state po- 68-88 twenty years of age. and Steve Kemp. with the awards may cost the lawmakers the $150 Madrey, Penny president: Mrs. 89-S1 09 5 cents Raiford. Norman, Frank, and Jer- lice are empowered to make ran- II Mrs. Johnson received a letter being presented by Steve's father, Are per month pay boost they voted Carol Harrison, Lynn Grove presi- tax ry, all of Almo. Named dom inspections of vehicles with- On sales above S1.09, the from her son's commanding of- Charles Kemp. themselves on the last night of dent; Mrs. Ann Kelly, and Mrs. will be computed by applying the out an inspection sticker if they Funeral services will be held ficer, Capt. Stephen E. Inman, Second Class — Steve Porter, the session Barletta Wrather. area extension 5 per cent tax rate to the sales feel the vehicle constitutes a men- Thursday it 230 p.m at the Sul- telling her of the unit her son Gene Parker, Jerry White, and agent in home management. prices, rounded off to the nearest For Chamber Earlier Monday. Nunn ace to highway 'safety. phur Springs -Meth•dist Church is with in Vietnam. Chuck Hussung signed in- .Speakers at the meeting will in- cent. by eliminating any fraction said the First Bat- to law his record $2.5 billion bien- with Rev. Johnson Easley and Capt. Inman Tenderfoot — Rickey Latimer, Critics of the watered-down in- clude Mrs. Ruth I. Saunders, act- under a half cent and increasing talion of the 44th Artillery is stat- nial budget. He approved the Rev. H. L Lax officiating. Burial Mike Alexander. and Mitchell Five new directors were named spection bill fear it will not be • ing chairman of the UK Extension any fraction of a half cent or over ioned, in a basecamp in a valley boost in the state sales tax from will be in the New Concord Ceme- Cunningham. with Scoutmaster for the Murray Chamber of Corn- acceptable to the U.S Department home economics programs; Dr. to the next higher cent. between three mountain ranges 3 to 5 per cent, the nation's high- tery'. Boone, assisted by the troop, mak- merce in the election concluded .., - of Transportation and thus cost Michael P. Church, assistant dir- Luckett said his department and to the east are the sand dunes e. t without major• exemptions, In charge of arrangements is ising the awards. . at one p.m. on Monday, according the'state some $10 to $12 million ector for cultural activities. Uni- consulted officials in other states of the Gulf of:Tonkin, seven miles earlier in the week. , the J. H. Churctiill Funeral Home Merit badges — David Keller, to a release from the office of in federal funds under the federal versity of Michigan Extension with a 5 per cent sales tax be- away. The governor handed Secretary where friends may call. Thomas Keller, Mike Finley, Mike the Chamber of Commerce. The Highway Traffic Safety Act Service, Sgt Ernest H. levees, fore computing the tax brackets The officer said each individual of State Elmer Fitzpatrick. David Gore, Ronnie new directors will serve Begley 168 bills Nunn's repiarte):1 trip to Wash- public information officer. Ken- for Kentucky. three IP• is issued a personal M-16 rifle to Garland. Ken Harrell, Allan Clip- shortly before midnight, signing tucky State Police; Miss Kath- the guiding year terms. ington presumably would be to He said principle be carried_at all times, and that ningitam. Richard Hall. Steve 98 into law and killing the rest. erine Peden, Kentucky Cornelis- behind the brackets was "so seek a clarification 'on the state's limit the unit is armed with the M42, Kemp, and Allen Lemons Named in the balloting were:. He still holds some 50 bills. The 'loner of Commerce; Dr. G. W. the aggregate collections of tales eligibility for federal funds if the better known as the "Duster". , Scoutmaster Boone presented a Joe Dick, president of the Bank deadline for executive action is Schneider, associate director el by a retailer, so far as may ips new law were to take effect. The.address of the Murray wo- splicial award as a Scout Life Of Murray, Ray Brownfield, vice midnight Wednesday. although the UK Cooperative Extensioe practicable. shall be equal to it Nunn's vetoes Monday night man's son is as follows. Guard to Allan Cunningham. president of the Peoples Bank; there is some debate on that dead- all phases of state' Service. per cent of gross receipts or sal struck at almost PFC' Van A Johnson David Keller, senior patrol lee- Jimmy Boone, president of Boone line. h d _Other speakers will be Dr. price." government, although they Btre. I), 1st BN. 44th Arty 4. doe.- conducted, the meeting and Laundries: Luther Rabestsuri. pee. Vet to rase*. action wee, bills Arnold Hedgeman, coordinator ir "It is my best judgment thte oat ower-all theme — a reduction 'APO San Francisco, Michael Herndon, scribe, read the sident of Murray Wholes** Gro- siring Kentucky the firet:)state- special events. Commission on Re- prescribed system is fair to the re- In expenditures for local and state Caftfornia 96308. names of those receiving the a- cery Company; and Dr. Harry wide open housing law in the ligion and Race. National Council taller and the consumer," he add- agencies and officials. wards. The colors were presented Sparks. President of Murray State South and another repealing an- tloegeiouslamt of the Churches of Christ of the ed tonne killedknitlilng vvirtually all ' by Mike Finley and Mike Fitspat• University. nual auto inspection. USA, Mrs. Mary D. Resh, deputy , The commissioner said, .holders pay Increases Homecoming Planned . rick. assistant. Manpower Administrat- of permits for the sales and use ; The new directors will succeed He said he may go to Washing- . ty officials. ' The troop meets each Monday or, U.S. Department of Labor, receive a notification of By Two Churches H Glen Doran. Robert M. Perry, ton within the next two days to In his veto message regarding tax will at 6:30 p.m. at the First Christian Washington, D. C.; Dr. William A. law and a copy , Gra:non McClure, Gingles Wallis. clarify some points regarding the the county judges' pay bill. Nunn the change in the Sunday, March 31 Church. Seay. dean and director of the UK the bracket system sometime ' and Z. C.' Enix. All have served ail° inspection bill, before tak- I said it was not enabling legislat- of Members of the troop will go to College of Agriculture and Home week three year terms. ling definitive action on it. 'ion and has financial implications this the Boy Scout Reservation on Sat- ' Economics; Mrs James D. Wyker. The New Hope and Sulphur The election of Chamber offic- ' A vehicle jns9ection law enact- for the counties and the state. "It urday afternoon. March 30. to .ess was Berea, special national staff re- Springs Methodist Churches will postponed until a special ed by the 1966 .egislature went imposes additional hardships on plant two thousand pine presentative of the United Church hold a homecoming on Sunday, trees:called meeting Wednesday morn- into effect last anuary and .the county fiscal courts and does not Mrs. Fannie Henry there, as a part of their conserve- Women. March 31, at the New Hope ing at 9:00 o'clock. At that time, 'first inspections began .this month assist county judges in the smat- tion project. Page Six) Mrs. James T. Brookshire, Succumbs Today Church. the five new directors and the i for owner sof vehicles whose lir- (Confine's' On Breckinridge County, state presi- Hospital ten holdovers will select a presi- ' At Local George E. Overbey Rains of Memphis, dent, will preside at the meetings. Rev, Bryan dent, vice-prestdent, secretary to — a Featured at the opening general Tenn., a former member of the Day Apart Planned the board, and treasurer. New Hope church, will be guest The officers retiring are. Rob Four Accidents Are session will be the Kentucky Mrs. Fannie Henry of 522 Broad Overbey Will At Local Church By More Homemakers Chorus made up of Street succumbed this morning at speaker at the morning worship ert Perry, president; Robert May • about 200 homemakers from al. 920 at the Convalawsent Division service at 11 a.m. following Sun- Methodist Women vice-president. Dan Hutson,'ter, most all sections of state, with of the Murray-Calloway County Seek Post As day School at ten a.m. secretary, and Henry Fulton, Reported By City Police Mrs. Norman Chrisman. Jr., Fay- Hospital. Rev. Rains is a retired minister Paris District Day Apart wail surer. The deceased was 77 years of having served for forty years in , be observed Friday morning with The new president will name ette County, as director. accident reports Ruby N Elkins of Murray Route age and her death followed an ill- the Memphis Conference. He is the First Methodist Church of new committees within the nest Four more of the Mur- One as she was going east on ness for four months She was a Attorney presently serving as supply pastor Murray as host. The meeting few weeks ., were filed by officers ray Police Department for traffic Maple Street, according to Utp Member of the Sulphur Springs .at Newburn. Tenn. opens at 9.30 but registration Movie Is Feature occurring in the city of police. Methodist Church The offering for the morning starts at nine o'efock. 'collisions Monday. One person Damage to the Elkins car was • Of Story Hour Mrs. Henry was the wife of the George E. Overbey of Murray will go into the building fund for "Christ The Way" is the theme Murray on injured. on the left door, left rear panel late Tom Henry who died in 1937. announced today that he is a can- the new church, for the morning worship. Mrs. Wil- Letter To The Editor was reported police and fender, and rear bumper, and Survivors are her mother, Mrs. didate for the unexpired term of During the afternoon singing liam P. Bailey. Memphis, confer- City reP°1-ts for the The movie. 'Jack and the Bern- March have reached a to the Swell car on the left rear Houston Strader who is 97 years the office of Commonwealth At. featuring a group of "Crusade for ence secretary of Spirtual Life month of stalk", will be shown at the St• v Dear Editor: of forty-three with the rot- fender and bumper. of age, residing at 522 Broad torney of the 42nd Judicial Dis- Christ" singers from Murray State for the Woman's Society of Christ- total Hour to be held at the Murray- lisions on Monday. Eleven injur- Street, two lions, Stanley Henry of trict which consists of Calloway, 'University will be held. ian Service, will lead the medi- ) Calloway County Library on Weci- fatalities, have been 522 Broad Street, and Leon Hen- Livingston and Marshall counties. Histories of the two churches tation. Many thanks to all who signed ies, but no che same two policemen investi- nesday, March 27, from three to reported. Other minor collisiors ry of Vermillion, Ohio: two grand- Overbey, a Democrat, has prac- will he read and an informal ad- Mrs. L. E. McCord. Cottage the petitions and all who helped a four p.m. in way to get Governor George have occurred in which reports gated a two car collision on the children. Dianne and Paulette ticed law in Murray since 1937, dress will be given by Rev. H. L. Grove. Tenn., Secretary- of Spirit' in any street that leads into the Murray Members of the Alpha Omicron C. Wallace on the ballot in Ken-. were not filed. Henry of Vermillion, Ohio. He was the State Senator from Lax of Kevil. ual Life for Paris District, is in Drive In Theater from Sycamore Pi social sorority at Murray State for the presidency. • Funeral arrangements are in- this district from 1948 to 1952 Rev. Lax is well known in the chirge of the program. ___ University will be story tellers. This is another victory for him complete, but friends may call at and from 1956 to 1964. He did not county having been reared in the Mrs Aaron Steele, Paris. dis- Mrs. Margaret Trevathan. lib- and evidence that he is winning the J. H. Churchill Funeral Home seek re-election to a fourth terns Crincord community, Ile was a will lead in the Mrs. Beulah Collins of Murray StmoreCirsht. tiwn•ovorodr hv.a'errdetopa drivenve nP lb; rarian, said that several pieces of trict president. his race, but this is only the be-1 Overbey served as County Judge member of the Sulphur Springs preparation for worship, and Mrs Route One complained ot neck Thorrias Patterson Sholar of Cadiz art work by children of Murray ,eginhtaniinng.fteWele must work hard to 1 Pro-tern under Judge Call* Hale church until he entered the min- Diggs, Paris, in responsive 1 pains following the two car ...(,1 Route Five. and a 1960 Ford four and Calloway County are on dis- E. J victor--'------i and as County Attorney Pro-tent istry. inngliy. upon. to dim lision at 1212th and Main Streets at door sedan driven by Erks Elvis play at the library This is the last Lowell Palmer To reaticlu Of those called before he joined the Navy in A basket lunch -la served women on the program re, 8:32 a.m She was a passenger in Lovett of Benton Route Five,, week this work will be displayed Speak To Lions be the petitions. all participating World War H. He is a native of at the noon hour. are Mrs. J. B. Wilson, conference 'the 1964 Mercurytwo door sedan Police said Sholar was going and parents and friends are urged County, port that 90 per cent or more were Calloway and is married The pastor. Rev_ Johnson Eas- secretary of Supply. Mrs Harold driven by Charle, Doyle Collins south and that Lovett was going to visit the library to see this Lowell Palmer, office manager not only willing to sign, but ex; to the former Reba Mae Key. ley, and the congregations of both Douglass, conference secretary of of Murray Route One. " ainnorth.arkAse Lovettlet hi sssi asbfroanct kibnugimpnetor work by the elementary children of the US" Government Agricul- The couple has three sons, Ed) pressed a desire to help put him churches invite each one to conic. Campus Ministry, and Mrs. Rich- Patrolman Moze, II Phillips said All children in the four to seven ture Stablization and Conservat- Overbey and William Donald in the White House. bring a lunch, and enjoy a day ard Farrell, organist. Collins. going east on Main Street. caught the left quarter panel of age group are urged to attend the ion office in Murray, will be the Overbey, who are both law part- As columnist James J. Kilpat- of worship sand fellowship. Opening prayer will be led by had stopped for the red light the Plymouth causing damage to Story Hour guest speaker at the meeting of ners of George Overbey. and Ro- rick said, the Wallace "factor" is Miss Eleanore Hickok, deaconess when his car was hit in the rear ' tehre pleeinteldoomerreardndingletfet the Murray Lions Club tonight bert K. Overbey of Calvert City. growing like a turnip under the 04=4704Lallraweells=t0"0000SOCI from Camden, Tenn., and the be- by the 1967 Thunderbird two door trPhearpogluicaer-. (Tuesday) at 6 30 o'clock. Overbey said that he has al- ground, and we believe this grow- nediction by Mrs. Jeter Oliver, de- hardtop owned j Helen Stoller No damage was reported to the Mr. Palmer will address the ready filed his papers with the Final Plans Made th will continuo until election day. aconess from Gleason. c and driven by David T. Stoller of Lovett car. club on the purpose and value of Secretary of State and ha formal Sale Again many thanks WEATHER REPORT For Mop, Broom The nursery will be open. with John Tom Taylor Metuchen, N. J. Stoller told police the local program of the ASC. announcernipt will be made next Mrs. Paul Kingins in charge. he looked off and didn't see the The College Farm Road was the Election of officers to take of- week. Kentucky — Fair ar war- CORRECTIO N Collins car stopped in time to a- sceneene of the collision at 2_37 p.m., West fice in June will also be held, ac- Lion O. B. Boone has announc- and t night. , BABY BOY void the collision. according to Sgt. Ed Knight and mer this afternoon •...Ye . ed-that final plans are being made 4 cording to George H. Ligon, pre- Damage to the Collins car was Patrolman Billy Wilson. Wednesday partly cloudy and for the Murray Lions Club's an-. . A car listed' in an accident In sident of the club. Palestine Church on the rear end and to the Stoller Dickey Lyn Roberts, Scott A- warm. Highs this afternoo 66 to nual spring mop and broom sale. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Workman, a news story yesterday was rst- car on the front end. partments. Murray. driving a 1962 72 Southwesterly winds 10 to 15 To Hold Revival The sale this year will be held Sylva. North Carolina, are the par- ported as owned by Lassiter Auto _ Chevrolet two door, was going miles per hour Low tonight 46 Kappa Delta Plana on Tuesday night, April 9th. ents of a son, John Owen, weigh- This was incorrect according to 52 Highs Wednesday win lower ing eight pounds one ounce, born Johnny Cooper who said that he At 10:05 a.m, a two car collis- west and failed to stop in time to to For Rummage Sale Revival services will be held at Route assignments have already Outlook for Thursday — con- this morning. March 26, at five owned the automobile, ion occurred on Maple Street in avoid hitting the rear of the Ford 70s the Palestine Methodist Church been made and the club will can- cloudiness and not so They have one daughter, front of the Benton Auto Supply, pickup owned by Sears Depart- siderable The Kappa Delta sorority at starting Sunday, March 31, and vass the entire city on that night. a.m. according tp Sgt. Max Morris and ment Store and driven by Rufus warm with a few showers. Murray State University will spon- continuing through Proceeds from the sale will be Laura 'Lee, age three. Grandpar- FOUR CITED Friday, April L. Weatherford of Route Two, rummage sale used to support the club's various ents are Mr. and Mrs. John Work- -- Patrolman Phillips. sor a Saturday, 5, 356.3, up Allsen Dale Bartell. Murray Buchanan, Tenn., according to po- Kentucky Lake 7 a m. March 30, beginning at nine a. m. Rev. Paul Phillips. Trinity Me- civic projects. One of the primary man of Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Four persons were cited by the One, driving a 1986 Chev- lice. Weatherford had stopped for 04; below dam 321.1, up 1.1. - at the American Legion building thodist Church, Paducah, will be contributions of the club is in Earl Owen of Memphis, Tenn. A Murray Police Department on Route was back- -a front of him when the Barkley Lake. 7 a.m 358.2, up In Murray. speaking each evening at 730 o'- the area of sight conservation and great grandmother is Mrs. 0. S. Monday, astording to the citation rolet two door hardtop, car in occurred, the police said. 0.3, below dam 332.2, up 1.5. A variety of articles in good clock. the Murray Lions donate several Jones, patient at the Convalescent reports. They were two for breach ing out from a parking meter and collision Damage to the truck was on the Sunrise 552. sunset 6.14. condition and very reasonably The pastor, Rev. Weldon Penny, pairs of eye glasses to indigent Division of the Murray-Calloway of peace, one for reckless driving, hit the left side of the 1966 Olds- the car on the Moon rose 5 07 a m. priced will be on sale, a spokes- 'InvitesI the public to attend these children in Murray and Calloway County Hospital. Mr. Workman is and one for disregarding a *Op mobile two door hardtep owned rear end and to man for the sorority said. 'services. County each year. with the Mead Paper Company. sign by Andy C. Elkins and driven by front, C142.121.0.045COOSCe="0"2•=e="Ch0 C
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PAGE TWO TRE LEDGER I TIMIS - MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY - MARCH 26, 1968 THE LEDGER & TIMES The Almanac PUEILLSIMID by LEDGER • 'HALES PUBLIrING COILFAN0, toes. by Unitoo Press International Ooneoladatioa Ledger. The °allows, TOO d the Murray Times. and The Times- Today is Tuesday March 26, the earwig, October Xi lam and the Wed Kentuckian. January 1, 11643. 86th day of 1966, with 280 to fol- dri 103 N. 4th St., Murray, Ky. 42071 low 17. WILLIAMS. OUT The moon is between its last 4 W' JAMES C. PUBLISHER • quarter and nes% phase. so Be mem the not reject any to Advert/slog. Letts to the Ilditor, or - by - The morning star is Venus. co Pubile Voice tomes which. In our opinion. are pot tor the bast intorwil of The evening stars are Mars and lit sur readers tastier GALE On this day in history: kol RATIONAL RiPRIbildiTATIVES WALLACE WITMER CO, lige Madi- son In 1892. poet Walt Whitman £e pZna Tem., Tuna a Lae Oa.81/g TAILsty.atcptielason GARRISON j t, dted in-Careden.--N. -at the age of 73 Uterdte at the PQM Office. Murray. Our In 1942. President Manuel Qua- Second Clam= :1 14* " Sian Key received the Most votes in the All Jackson Pur-'ion of the Philippines joined Gen Douglas MacArthur in Australia titTBEICALPTIOR BAITS- By Oarrier in Murray. par emir chase Team in the Sun-Democrat poll conducted by Jerry V 36n. p=oath after a hazardous trip from Cor- • 11.10. In Cenoway and adjoining Opuntia& per year. S4_60. Zoom 1 Atkins, Sports Editor for the paper. regidor MAO. Rlaewheee 111.00 All service eubasaapuons WOO The voting is done by the 24 coaches ta t.lae first region, In 1933. Dr. Jonas Salk ars- and Key ran away with "The outssaretbag terse Asset atS Oammilway la ta. the votes. flounced a new vaccine he claimed Integrity at as Neerapopor Other players to receive enough votes to be named in the was capable of immunizing people -- top ten were Charlie Hamilton of Paducah Tilghman; Walter against polio. l'UFDAY MARCH 26. 1968 Clapp,- Mayfield; Joe Barclay, Hickman County; Jimmy In 1965, President Johnson or- by, Clapp, South Marshall: Marrion Warren, Fulton County; dered the Ku Klux Klan invest!- Danny Hicks, Symwinia: Val Moore, Lone Oak; Joe Brooks,' gated after four men were arrest- Quote-8 From The News North Marshall; Barry Faith, North Marshall. ed in the murder of Mrs. Viola Don Sparks, of voted as the Lluzio in Alabama at By UNiTiin rionas INTERNATIONAL Mayfield High School, was 3 First Regional Coach of the Year. A thought for the day: British • St poet Conventry Patmore said WASHINGTON -- President Johnson, defending hls ad- This is quite an honor for all the players and the coach, end -None thrives for long on the hap- ministration in a speech before an enthusiastic audience at and an honor that I think most of them deserve, if I were age piest dream." the 13th International Oanfertnce of the AFL-CIO Building might an picking them I have made one or two changes, but for on pas and Construction Trades department: • CK Gls, your war for democracy la going on back home," reeds the sign Poll the most part I agree with them. break, there. Americans enjoy punishing in Hue, South Vietnam. That's a U.S. let Cavalry soldier taking a on I "I sometimes wonder why we Allen Beane of Murray High received honorable mention Hospital Report ourselves with self-criticism. I'm not saying we've never had for the team. it so old - but that's the truth, isn't it'?" i# Admissions, Atarch 22 and 23, 1968 FIND BODY wee No one seems to-know for sure what season frit-lt le Ours- Hurt, Route 2. Murray; Men's Basketball 4 02 telling Mrs Vennie Stephens. Route 2, NORTHRIDGE, Calif. - Sen Robert F Kennedy, spring but we are just getting over tbe..worst snow storm of HONG KONG (UPI) - The legs Murray: Dow Ryan. 1306 Wells, Team At New Concord a studelit audience at San Fernando Valley State College the season and the worst for .several years, so it seems like body of a 2-monthiold boy was 11•RIL IsVeR1 ORM • four Marra\ Mrs. Maioite Kirks, 530 that although he was against the war in Vietnam, he would Wins Over Kirksey found under the deck boards of a soul winter. South 6th, Murray; Mrs. Nellie not resist the draft: They are playing spring Chinese junk arriving in Hong Car season baseball, and Murray Dyer. Route 3, Murray; Mrs. Bar- "I'm opposed to the war, but if I were drafted. I would Kong Monday with 15 refugees whit State opens up their baseball and track season this week, bara Clark. Route 4. Benton; Mrs. The New Concord Parents Club from Communist China. Police acre but there is still some basketball being played, in the form Eunice Grubbs, Route 5. Murray: men's said the child drowned when his role of the Annual Tri-State Basketball Tournament, which is in Mrs Cabe Simmons, Route 2. Ha- basketball team came out Ai top 78 to 71 in their game mother dropp_eri him into the wets PRAGUE - Pavel Kahout. commenting that the Com- its second week of play and will finish up next Sunday after- eel: Tommy Buchanan, Robte 2. played with the Kirksey PTA er as the group waded ashore, the munists in Czechoslovia will have to get used to the existence noon. Hazel. Miss Tammy Colson. Route men's team last Tuesday night Since 181i6 on t of other parties in the nation's political life: Murray a Murray: Mrs Herman Shackel- • has a team iys it, and is sporting some fine play- at Concord. In the women's game "If they really mean to democratize the system, then ford. New Concord: Mrs. Sara ro SEVEN DIE i.•r . ers, such as Eddie Ford. Gene Pendelton, Jim i Jennings, the Kirksey PTA came out in the " Murray. Marble Ti things (other thran. Route 5, Benton; Master they must learn to accept these political par- Butch Hill, Gerald Tabor, and several others that came out lead 47 to 44 over the Concord . HONG KONG (UPD - Health geed Charles Harper. Route 1, 1.yrin • ties." of MS U women's team. department officials said' Monda, Works Sant Grove: William Runy-on, Route 3. Western has a team in Scoring for the men's cerebrospinal meningitis has Builders of Fine Memoriacs to ' that has players like Don Parson, Murray; Mrs. Norma Darnell. Rt. game is WASHINGTON - Sen James B. Pe-arson. R.-Kan., a Greg Smith, Peal Hicks, and Wayne Chapman. as follows: claimed seven lives in Hong Ken:. Porter White Manager Ear! I. Almo: Billy Brandon. 722 Ssra- this year but were unable to say Maple at member of the Senate Armed Services Committee. calling Jeff Richey, Little-All-American, is playing for Union New Concord 23 45 63 7, ill 763-2512 VP mots.. Murray. Mrs. Dunne Col- if the disesse had come from for a withdrawal of American troops from Western Europe - Tennessee. he averaged 344 points per game in the 124 games Mrs, Betty Kirksey 12 32 60 71 )ete lins. Route I. Dexter: Centraunist China. 0.4. 1110111. "If the credibility of our pledge to resist communism in he prayed. Clark Bo. 54. Hardin; Miss Lot- New Concord (710 - Stubble- two -- - Main Europe is still not established, there is little hope that it U K. has Tommy Porter. Jim LeMaster, Cliff Berger, Ran- tye Suiter..1305 Wells, Murray field 38. Osborn 14.- Lamb 11,I the ) ever will be" dy Embrey, and Gary Gamble. Willotighby 5. Hendon 4, 'Phillips Dismissals 4. Brandon 2, ed b Sounds like it should be a real fine tournament and we Anderson, and Al- len. WANTED!!... PEOPLE Mead will be reporting how Murray does as they go through the Dos Ryan. 1306 Wells, Murray, Kirksey: (71) - Woods 19, Crick • Five tournament. Jim Jennings is bringing in all the Mrs: Myrtle Paschall. Route I. information 12. McCallon 11. Anderson 11. &CCM A Bible Thought for Today Hazel Mrs. Lucille Charlton. Rt. after each game. 'A liii! Cunniligllam TO EA?' AltNT JEMIMA PANCAKES Bo 1, Hazel; Mrs. Martha Wrye. Route 2. 5. Now we turn to ba-seball, last year I went out on a limbi Paschall 3. Parrish 1. and Lamb light 3, Murray: Mrs. Nita Houston, Rt.. and picked the way I thought the American and the National Scoring for the women's game to th Murray: Mrs. N'onell Burton, Blessed is he that trade-in. and they that hear the words Leagues would turn out. I missed just about all of them by is as follows $1.00 BUYS ALL THE PANCAKES and • 502 South lath. Murras: Mrs Car- of this prophecy. and keep these thing% which are written too high or too low, but Kirksey 13 23 32 47 side Placing them there was only one pick olyn Thornton. 506 South 8th. YOU CAN EAT!! therein: for the time is at hand. -Revelation 1:3. New Concord 13 28 32 44 anyone said anything about, and that was St. Louis. Murray: Dwight Houston. Route it The coa_stant reading and study of ;he Bible In these days Kirksey (47) - Smith 20. Mor- A Of etturse when I explained tbe reason they won the 6.' Murray; Mrs. Ruth Garland. ,,f Goa. ton 10. Lawrence 5 Hal 5, M' Maple Leaf Restaurant Saha Alves !h.- reide7 awareness pennant and the series wits because I picked them too low, 1603 Park Lane. Murray. Mincie Cation5. Simmons 2. Woods. Rob, and and and I am always wrong, everyone understood Carroll. Story Ave.. Murray; Ethel ertson and Cunnin4hant vest' But, they might. not believe the same story two years in Collie. Route 2. Murray: Linda , Rudy's Restaurant New Concord (44) -- Raspberry Patric a row, so no picks Seas-era. Route '2. Murray; Baby. this year 21 Ferguam 14. Phillips 9 Bran- and Ten Years Ago Today girt Garland. 1803 Park Lane. I knetw who I would Ilk *.r) -Ste In the series and that is don. Hendon Osborn. Stubble- Ca TIBIAL. Ill IL -51urray; Mrs. l'ally Garland. mai* St. Louis and Detroit, tat I wouldn't pick them for the world, 516' field, and liousden, SATURDAY, MARCH 30 - 4 A.M. - 8 P.M. Jesse Mulluis of Wing°, father of Mrs James E. Adams because they wouldn't Etand a chance If I did South 9th. Murray; Alberta A" by C nett, Lynn Grove; Master David SPONSORED BY THE MURRAY CIVITAN CLUB ray of Murray Route Four, died March 23 at his home. I- Stephenson. 919 North 18th. Mur- SOURCE OF SALTPETRE irate Jimmy Thompson gave a talk of the peaceful uses of Baseball season for Murray State opens up on March 23, ray; Gladys Jarrett, Route 5. Mur- ael atomic euergy mainly with atoms In farming at the meeting when they take on Arkansas State at Arkansas. Their first ray. B. H. Elkins. Route 6, Mut-- Mammoth Case and of the same plased an im Murray Lions Club. ThOMpson will deliver the home game is witif Purdue on April First. Maybe all the snow ras., Edward Russell. Box uportaant • drive 108. Ha- sopoarrrio inof the ItWpoatrrr of flr8o1m2 speech at the Sub-District FFA meeting in Clinton. Be is a will be off by then. I hope there isn't any snow in Arkansas zel. Mrs. Dola Jones. 409 of IL S student at the Murray Training School. because March 28 is this Thursday I Pot Murray: Mrs Christina Brander, which gunpowder was made The Ledger and Times is running a special Ea.ster shoe' The starting I. Almo; Obid log • time for the home games are 1 p.m on Sat- Route Iturkeen. Rt. edition today with Vine special shoe copy which describes the new urday. 3 p.m on weekdays, and 1 p.m. for doubleheaders. I. Dexter: Ora Lyons, 415 North • shoes that Murray 5th. Murray: Mrs. Martha Nor- ned merchants are featuring this spring. Murray's head coach is Johnny L. Reagan, and his two ton The Murray Haspital will act a.s host to the administra- assistant coaches are John Beaton, and Bill Solomon. wood. Route 1 Hardin; Mrs. Oda Curd 514 Whitnell Drive, Mur- said tors, accountants. and record librarians Of some 26 haspitabi Here is a complete schedule of the Thoroughbreds' 1968 Mn. Nellie Dyer. Carr. of Western Kentucky on March 28, according to Bernard 'baseball schedule: ray: Route S. of h Harvey, local administrator Murray; Ed Morton ,expired), Rt. Salab March 28 - Arkansas State Ali ay: I. Hazel. ing i 29 - Arkansas State Away - Arkansas State Away liee Twenty -Years Ago Today April 3(13 - - Home - Census:- Adults - 93 Dal - Nursery . iisoosa• TIMILA /Mar 2 - Ph roue ------Home Census was 4 Admissions, March 24, 1968 3 - Purdue Home berry Rev. Braxton B. Sawyer, pastor of the First Baptist Frank Crocker. Route 1, Gills- 5 - North Dakota Home end Church, announced yesterday that he has been called to be- ertsville: F.dward Chadwick,' 225 - on ti. come pastor of the Immanuel Baptist Church, Fort Smith, North Dakota Home South 15th Street. Murray: 'afr‘ Arkansas. • 9 - Western Kentucky (2) Away Prilye Overcast. 511 Whit's, Sat The Ryan Milk Company announced today that effective 11 - St Louis Home Murray: Mrs Martha :Wind - 'Ford April 1 the price of milk will be reduced one per cent per 12 - St. Louis Home Box 375, I.ynn Grove; Mrs. Moi, Two. quart on all types of sweet milk 13 - Middle Tennessee (2) Away Burkeen. Route I. Dexter: 517 Four • Members of the Murray Lions Club. armed with shovels 15 - Wisconsin Home Linda Allen. 1404 College Farm Main Road. Murray: M.s. Gray Cunning- and grubbing hoes, will go to a selected sit.e`.%. the Eargnera 16 - Wisconsin (2) Home hittin ham, 200 Woodlawn. Murray: Mrs Ferry highway about seven miles from ,the city-la set out -at 17 - Wisconsin Home curls Fara Coltharp. Lynnville; Mrs Ti 1905 least two acres of trees and more if possible as a ott.Q, of its 24 - Western Kentucky (2) Home 26 - Lim bu t h Home roths Atkin!. Bps 126. Sant, Ped community service program Master Roger Smith. 1506 tine 29 - Memphis State Away IA. Governor Lawrence W Wetherbi returned to his hae Murray: Baby boy Cothran. 116iite ins In Anchorage last night after being a guest of Senator Oeorgs. 30 - Memphis State Away trot in 5. Benton. * Today thru Wed.* E. Overbey on a fishing and 'camping trip at Center Ridge 2 - Austin Peay (2) Away. ml Dismissals on Kentuicky Lake. , 4 - Middle Tennessee -(2) Home in T E4 the f 3 - Southeast Mis.souti Away 'PJ:is a hundred Us P Mrs Lynda Overholts. Milan, s 10 - land AustinPeay,(2) Home Tenn . Gussie Rs Houston, Route: alieges of murders, entin, - Lam buth Away 3. -Murray: Mrs. Carolyn Phillips • • had , and baby boy. Rout: 4. Benton • brawls, broads, him are- at 12 COSMONAUT'S HOPS ad sizzling action. RENTUCITY a HOW (UPI; - (Merman Tilos% HELP WANTED! the Soviet ciamonaut. Mid Mon- pcl-A0 Your dollars day he hopes to be the first man NeI to lidd on the moon -hut tol4.1 e.) go farther ley I newsmen he could not say whe- 1 70 Young woman needed to work in of- United States or the So- _ ther the josportommi el 1st& leforonolies, Sartre's PDS viet Union would win the race to . CoPalel Moot, facisklarl, tostraki 40601 fice, in advertising, and other phases of earth's - satellite. Titov .arrived I.- Mears mad, wIrlioal obr1grrCon, informatios 4:Irraturky's here to attend an eleetranirs rthOW. Ti daily piper. 40 stare and saliasal parka, Ph. 'inert is Dm nohow. I Nn. it,5.5$ I Mare,. Please Bed James C. Williams in per- GEORCi PEPPARD is'PJ: I A,. Yip I wan CItr srror! __ r,,,,e _ fur: son at i.edger and Times, 103 North •..0.1 NAM.RAYMOND BURR .00 , TICHA,COLON• A UNPVERIAL piCiura Fourth Street. STATE AND horn * was Starts Thurs. * NATIONAL PARKS • • BARNARD SIGNS, autOGRAeas 1. chriatiarin ft. Barriard, farivd sr.ith Miter( r. hart Me finest in the nation. 11111 Experience.not necessary. selling ex nt surgeon signs auto- 1.09 graph. 41 'a-Preeri (nub trinthr.on Stre tr. Chicago. before flying TanoR43"f l)S16 perience and -flair" for art is helpful. on to L'abon Po'rtagal. Lot, r h. slid he soon would per- tdrm his next trarapiant an stet one or "severai people waiting.- DoRIS DAy- .4Immo
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._•••••=115 ()FAR MOTHER: I advise you small child a working vocabularly to start talking to Rick, and iste A CHILD'S BOOKLET in three more languages. Also in I to talk to you. !laded are a a Plasm* 753-1917 es 753-1/67 courage him Thee, glossary, Russian Mrs. J. B. Burkeen . .. may be a very good mason why alphabet, and phonetic guides Nur Rick wants to marry this girl to -by Mary g Nsabatit Mitchell eli French, Russian and Spanille steels a hurry. Picture Moot; Ages 46. • • • 71/E LITTLE WOODEN FARM- • ER—by Alice Dalgliesh-allustrat- THE CASE OF' THE GONE GO- • DEAR ABBY: Vaill you please ed by Anita Lobel. OSE — by aeon Oothett--illustret- set me straioht on a problem that A little wooden farmer lives ed by Paul Frame. has me worried. with his little wooden aife in a A suspenseful mystery story of Could calling a little five-year. neat farmhouse with a barn, a the daring exploits of Inspector ,Voftrawi•e, pig pen, a place where sheep Tearie old boy "Mary" (just to tease him) The inspector (a boy names a dog kennel. leave any lasting emotional scars might be kept and sager Tearle) is sent from 'his _ - Brunch Is Held At Mt. they have no animals. This tfWe-house office to in Tiler yearl'malai it solve the creak EX( Trust, Confidence vary easy, theroaghly delighthil! challenging ease of his The Smock Ilome might. geminielt Avoi story tells how the farmer and i career—the of lify husband calls our little boy mutter a -prize the Saturday .11orning i "Mara" viten, he waats to shame his wife—with the help of a geese. With the Melp of Meister Makes a Marriage :friendly steamboat captain — &-' Sidney and his Mead Ifhtentbs, Completing the senes of p1-c.' him into acting more like a 'lit- • %EC% el tle man" This hurts the boy so quire the animals they need for Roger systematically lists the nuptial events held in compliment ! tittle wooden Da- Shac By Abigail Van Buren much he goes to his room and the farm. Alice strange suspects in the case, un- to Miss Judah Kathryn Howard • story, a favorite of chil- 4206 cries. Igliesha covers the clues, and confronts the who was married to Edward J has. But, soft pecidi• your geed more than 30 years. is DEAR ABBY: Ms husband and, My husband tells me that I have dren for culprit in an astonishing pre-dawn Carroll on March 23 was t he luck, dear. Some now given a warm and loving, LOC I hese been married for two years , PeoPlit theft no -sense of humor." but I can't climax. A delightful spoof on the brunch given by Mrs. Hunt Smock babies. • like to hear about it. colorful and fresh look with new standard ing ind has* two adorable see anything funny about this murder (mystery. at her home on North Seventh • • • Illustrations on by sign- Wor drh Right now he is away in the army ' kind of teas:ini. ean you^ MRS B elierY Pale 4ges'.9,IC. and II. presented with petitions Street on Saturday-. March 23. at Anita Lobel GOV. NELSON ROCKEFELLER 13 ploy] by, Hes been gone. five manths and DEAR MRS. It: Ne. Your hus- calling on bun to enter the ten o'clock in the morning. DEAR ABBY - My son Rick is Picture Book Ages 34. ANOTHER MAN 0'WAR ed by 51,000 persons in Oregon catiu :this is the first time we have ever of the petitioners The informal occasion aas for not .yet 19 •A .Year ago Rick woeld• band's sense of humor is mit of , written and ilktsireted by C. .7 state's May 28 presidential primary. Two 1 For , been separated. - ell him to Hank of a re Medford and Robert H. Miss Howard and her attendants nI even luilk fit a earl. Last Alia Wm. T mo! /N THE PARK (AN EXCiall. Anderson. are Rep. John Dellenback (left) of 5287 So far I have received 56 let- way to York apartment. Gifts were presented by the bnde- ust he started seeing a -17.aear 'humane make a "link, S/ON IN FOUR LANGUAGI.S) — Growing up in Virginia and list- Noyes. Portland. Scene is Rockefeller's New ten from him and in each one elect to her maid of honor and old girl day and eight. At Christ, ; man" of his son. by Esther Hautzig—illustrated by I ening to her grandfather's stories be tells me boss much he loves - • • • ACC bridesmaids, mistime he gave her a small dia. Ezra Jack Keate. about horses. Sally dreams of own- guests were seated in the me an misses me . fl never den- PARDON GRANTED. char. The jads/an sas_ihat he TRus.1 mond, but he said they weren't . A multilingual — English. Fran- ing a horse descended from the ARE illustrated by Maurice I CONFIDENTIAL TO "C 0;2- _ able; dining room for the informal oe eanar to get Illarrifir Tor a long ob. Russian, Spitetsa—pteture book(s Men- 0' War. Her grand- President Giusep- ,100S". While a deficiency of phy- 'ROME trD — state causal table was centered til tee' time set",-- whiatiaass a relief that describes the universal de- Sr bees a colt or Sally to Ages 5-9. granted a pardon Fri. The Abby. but when. , sisal ardor is no fair meaner, of pe Saragat pora I behest. him. lights chiklren find in a park in train and the horse proves himself Me...bevy Award Winner-1964. Italy's for. with a lovely arrangement of they were husband's true love, devotion Sr day to Felice lppolito, I tell this to the other woes they: t" me because I th"ght la New York or Paris, Moscow or in the Derby. THIS, CAT by Em- TX pe spring flowers. I . 1 rrs LIKE mer chairman of nuclear energy. Mrs smock ...resented miss 140.4 1augh at me andsay that allrinin' it ) )`ma-- -- fidelity, neither Is •aeossive phy- Madrid. Brilliant full-color jilts- ,I Ages 9, Ho- 10, and 11. lily Neville. It measn Ippolito, 52, will not have a of sliver as a 4.3re alike and when they aren't 1- Well, like a -belt-out of the blue. sical ardor proof of it. And that Strations on every page by the McCALL'S GIANT GOLDEN, ward with gift Ages 10 up, to serve the rest of an Ilyear with the one they !nee, they love Rick decides he wants to get mar- goes double for wives. illustrator of the Cablecott-wina MAKE-IT BOOK — designed by wedding gift prison term. Ile was convicted of the one they're with. This hurts ried now' He asked me to sin Everybody has a problem. rung THE SNOWY DAY capture John Peter. Those present were Miss Ann embezzling $24 million in his four me very much. . for him and. I refused. Ileaaaesn t What's yours? For a personal re . the fun of going to a park. no I More than 1.000 things for boys 3 Kay Miss Jennifer years as head of the nuclear com- Sanders. I would like your honest opin- have, a steady job. Besides, he's ply write to Abby, Box WOO. Lola matter where. The simple English and girls to make and do with Gearge, Muss Tanya Carroll. Mrs mittee. Ippolito, who had only salt , ion Abby Are all men _alike' got the army breathing down his sanaelas, Cal., 90069 and enclose •Inarrative weaves in all the things their hands. 256 colorfully illu- SOCIAL CALENDAR Dan Boaz, Miss Howard. and Mrs three months left to setae, has CAT Wt.iRRIED ,neek, Now Rick and I aren't stamped, self-addressed envelop.. children der best about parks-- • strated pages with easy-to-follow Thursday, March 21 Smock Miss Marilyn Moser. ono been ill. whi DEAR WORRIED: No, all men speaking. 1 clarat like 'being on FOR ABBY'S NEW BOOKLET rocks' and fountains, slides and instructions. - The Zeta Department of the of the bridesmaids, was unable to ace are no more alike than all se3men the outs ssah my own son. Abby. "WHAT TEEN-AGERS WANT TO swings, kites and jump ropes, ice Facts for the 9, 10, and 11- Murray Woman's Club will have a attend rah are. You have proof of that. The Nese always' had such a good KNOW." - SEND $1.00 TO ABBY, cream and chocolate, and zoo an- year-olds. breakfast at 7:08 am at the Holi- • • • Wake Up Your "other elves" don't think the relationshlp. What do you advise 'BOX 89700, LOS A:Kamm, CAL imals from penguins to elephants.: Caldecott Award 11'inner-1964 day Inn. The hostesses will be the Mrs. J an Burnett same as you, and obviously their me to do' upser MOTHER 90M69 i Simultaneous translations give a WHERE THE WILD THINGS Mesdames W. C. Elkins, A. D on husbands haven't inspired the Wallace. Morris Lamb, A. H. Kop- PERISTALSIS Opens Home For ccnfinence and tryst that yours perud, Purdom Outland, Tom Your Rowlett, Ed West, and Miss Vivian And Be seet Coldwater :Sleeting Hale. 'Howard-Thompson • • • SMILING BEST Sada Homensahers The Coldwater Peristalsis ia the muscular action to 21 in r. The Magazine Club will meet at Club met Thursday, Marsh ows .Solemnized At ShouldBe of your digestive system. When Eat the home of Mrs Van R Burnett. 2 30 pm at the Murray Woman's peristaltic action slows down, Shawneetown, Shown Off Club House with Mrs. L E Owen I'resent were Mrs. Newell Doores, *see .)fherofflectioo waste materials can build up in lege Mrs. E. IL WImaiton. Mrs. Noble as hostess. the lower tract. You can become Mr. and Mrs. William Stuart uncomfortable, stuffed two Fuqua. Udell Smith, Mrs. Irregular, atn. Ilaward of Millington. Tenn,-ri- unique laxaUve formula Van R. jimseett. and one visitor. By JOIN o'sotkuva• The :evince the marriage of their TO OPEN MEETING of today's Carter's Pills gives ef- the Mrs Eralst Mohler ptOM Atantima daughter Charlotte Ann. to Rog- LONDIN — Detente fective terupprary relief of the ed taransi, poop- c2- (t-1111 The meeting was called to or. er Dean Thompson. son of Mr Treaty Or- Irregularity by activating the pa:Mita womea—s ehiefs of the Central Mew der bs the president Mrs Udell and Mrs George C. Thompson of slowed-down muscles of the lower iectres. They Co' Mat. ganization CENTO will open peristalsis rye Smith- and the roil was answered Redland _tract and stimulating butterflies, cot!' tch- two-day meeting Tuesday to dis- you're sluggish due to ir- ACM to ea, h member pions a house- solemnized in a - So if Vows were era. copper me' Also russ strategy in the alliance be- regularity, take Carter's Pills to a hold hint. The devotion was from quiet ceremony in Southern Bap- books (cook. old— tween Britain. Iran. Pakistan and wake up your per-tau/Isla and you'll hirt 5 14-16 and Proserbs Matthew tist Church in Shawneetown. III you name )-5 keys, Turkey. The United States is a boorice beet to your smiling best tot Ai 27 An article • Strar.gers are torn' take For' her wedding the bride clocks. ;MC peested member of the CENTO Military Millions of satisfied and effective tempo- friends who haven't met yet" was chose • winter white street-length glass.stone- sone el and will be represent- Carter's Pills for side committee of irregularity. Why read dress. thinga rary relief ed by Gen Harold K. Johnson, don't you Ifir. The lesson was given on gett. Mrs Thompsen is a 1967 grad- We even knew a lady who A the Army Chief of Staff. mg the moat for your food del- uate of Millington high Schaal •••• collected antique cuspidors Sett ass and after this came the pre- and is a freshman if-Murray State deapit• the fact, tveed her and eentation of Understanding and University where she is rna)onna huatand wryly. that he hadn't %pet since grade. ..tepene Ovirseis-es". in fine arts She excels in swim- spit the third Pan Cellieetaigis.=ski oaf -105- Mrs durnett gave a densoastra- ming awing twen on the Navy Cook's Jewelry and nutted addict & vouderful tion of how to make grape cluster and on the at Mem- team team way rif life, a marvelously en- usum marbles. years phis Athletic• Club for four joyable Inaraft. 1 he next meeting will be in She la winner of Southeastern WaSees 500 MAN SINT bY JPor Ilte dedicated collector. the home of Mrs Newell Doures breast 410.- ••••••••••••••••••• ray Junior oismpir stroke. nethiag cimiparas to the thrill on April 11 at one pm. This will Her grandparents are Mrs. Bil- of the lava except, perhaps. 123R4 tee one week earlier than the re- act ly Lee Howard and the late Mr. the pride of poissession that gular meeting date and suitors and Howard of Millington and the late follows "capturing- a find. aie always welcome drie Mr. and Mrs Themas Anderson of, Dull or Deroratise? • • • Iti.t and this is a question WAPIPS DRUG of f Covington. Tenn that r..nfounds many a coffee- Pr Mr Thompson is a graduate of 753-1272 what happens when you Phone ing Mrs. John Ryan Is field:and High School, Paducah Junior College. and is 'a senior tote home your treasure, Piil-aCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY * Viet -Luncheon Hostess be anything from * at Ilurras State Uneersits where which may Ped a Kangeroo Bala (riad-nth tor Garden Club has majors are .English and bio- We Flare It — We Will Get It — Or It Can't Be Had tot Century. America) to a cir- said logy Mrs John Ryan entertained the cular liprIngbek punk (circa His grandparents are Mr. and are nes. members of the Natures Palette 1967-68, U.S.A.)' There of 1 Mrs Lund Thompson of Paducah' the question aaraen Club with a delicious lun- dull answers to Salal and Mrs Gas Miller of Ateidrand and then ape bessorattve cumin at the Holiday Inn on Wed- ... Ing and the late Mr. Miller. ones. atsday, March 20. Cale The ample is residing in Mur- In the PAilt .0C:A Weartea.9 it* table was beautifully. de- 4 lice Bora. one assumes you've Ds corated with arrangements of "jest the spot for it" in one was spring flowers Mrs Charlie Stuti- Mrs. Terry Thomas et your roonsa. But with the berr. aelield, president, presided over circular puzzle. as with so end. tat busairsa meeting. Honored :11 Tea mazy of the items pesple col- lect, where will It wind up? on t Mrs. A 0 Woods presented a Mrs Terry Thomas, the former On an out of the way shelf? %try interesting. and informative Cunninah.m of Murray, Belinda le. an attic 7 6toatied away in Sa iewon on -The Making of Paper gift OLIO BOOKS and art objects are spotlighted by GE experts who concealed 14-volt lamps was honored sloth a tea given a closet' Ford by Mrs Kenny Katzman and Mrs. on either tide of each shelf. For better reflectance, light colored wallpaper backa shelves. Ira. Ryan plated skeins of wool Don't Collect Dust Two, Byron Boyd. Jr, at the home of Why let a collection collect thread for each person on the uious finds. by rota Mr and Mrs. Gerald Barlow., May- dust' Why not ume it dec- stunning combination of both, the divider is a collectors Share them Miller gave Weir latilT and Mrs Eunice field on Sunday. March 17. oratively to give a setting a iv thing better for display show place. showing them off. Maybe you haven't room to display your hittb an interesting lesson on the The setssisg .table was covered perFanal stamp that says "this purposes than a bookcase, one ISecoratIve For Dining dining room side entire collection but no never curb slaking of Wool Floarers' wan iii pink overlaid witnn2 tate cloth, Is (riginal. this is me". with lighted shelves that spot- Decorate a board with your prize pit( h- mind. Take a tip from mu- Ifni taco member making a flower. For exempt*: light the objects a your af- op *nee a tenter-piece of mar an- seums and your dis- Several brought arringeinents Shaw off the many-piece fectlim. ere Hang a grumping change Ped rows was arraaged armed white copper atwitter; molds plays occasionally. In this way, tine me, had designed and three were/ -panzle you've finally put to>. Mew Spat. tique ande labia withipink Lepers. the they'll lose their Audi- gethow by mounting It on a Line the bark of..., cabinet over the sideboand or use IMPVIIT ing - Lusa tamed. he gift Sable ass.al cowered to show: off ence appeal. And, aa a phis. A tab.* top, framing it for a or shadow box with black or sideboard, itself, trek, ties. It. Q. Knight ass wel- in pins with mak net and had a spire or chAnges will spark the kind of wall or covering it with plus. red velvet or gold paper, then art arrangement of Th omed as a new member attention and comment that 0110t: 4a-simearenter. tic for a conversation piece use 'is a show spot for mint- apothocary Jars. the eembers enjoying the •hospita keep a "curator happy: Apunaanatela fifty ljuests place mat. aturee, marbles or memora- Don't stash away your fab- tia were Mesdames Charlie Stub- ed aetaten the hours of two-thir- Purchase a collector's table bilia of some sort land • efield, Cletus Robertson, Eunice VICTOR'CHAMPION ty to ..nst.trurty u iuck iii tne al and display your rare ;hells, Divide a room with a fili- entit liar. Wfnf AUTOMATIC aer, Ha_ Douglass, Henry ter noun. coins, paperweights, egg gree panel and, for two-sided had ofri ELECTRIC CREDIT BALANCE A. 0. Wuods, B. C. Harris. L. cups or whatever under its Interest, hang framed collec- him rerguson, I. H. Key, S. L. Horn. glass top. tions of coins, antique pistols, at 1 0. Wells, R. Q Is old butterflies or aut,,grapha back 1-COt u mos -ntakMiller, C. Where your "thing' TOT•L 20041.11 the hostess, Mrs John Personal marare art objects or a to back 20 that each ads of Ceed1,11•••,P•, Ight., and books •••• 44 an. C'.4,, S...,.,., We*. 555W • Mrs hula Armstrana anti her 05 5 8-column 5 01", A•••,, son, nuay Armstrong,. bola of' Ala total ley MUSIC Lei' salt. Mich.. .arc the guests oi 700 LEACH'S rier staters, Mrs. Minnie ittasatu DAIS to saw You get a valuable extra fordo s-automatic credit bal 1%1,1 1 MOSE aria Mrs. Laucure Jones of Cale. once (neqatlwe totals), a necessity tor businessmen ye Sale, during Magnaves Anneal ear tasuray and Mrs. Trudy Me you pay less instead of me& Hooey-duty precislombull Is At leech's Music and TN' ier 01 May twig, arol her 1,rottie. Champions are unmatched for reliability; that's why they're. America's I •sirlasid (evoker. ...Alert Lee 14 tit of Lyra, gur.P.C. best-sellers I • • • ' Mr. and Mrs. Arden Knight. ad 1 INK.t2,uo. Idaho, were the guests WS, 'last aces of his mother, Mrs. law (=i fur na Kriegel, his sister ana fame , "YU UV'(ET)) „Mr. and Mrs. &ooks Moody and • •• L•otlf ••••. ••••C .••• OP *0 N•C.••••• Penny, and ner siste,, hon .datii.thter, Treed tkuurm and Mr. CO- was ,14rs1 thara. lariroate- home the Knights- Ledger and Times • are visaing her Mother, Mrs. Ot lu,I5 TARI,P; fr,,m tt.,n to; • an be Mail SEPARATE puzzle Tepee,. ana- Th. together 4:011.1,5.1 DIM Ili Harrison ol Detroit, Mich._ used to show off seeehella, old oaths or other collections. Stre . a • Bpringbok eiraular dears makes handsome top for table. OFFICE SUPPLY Toy T. Bolen has been released , Gale Garrison, mgr. stall from the We-stein Baptist llos- pital, Paducah. •
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TUESDAY — MARe14-28, 1908 THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE FIVE ing to file any exception thereto Cry T. Bell, Executor of the estate • ; • SWAP•HIF-AE • y• RENT'• SWAP • • "• L.. Rar,, •HIRE. • will do so on or before of Violet Bell, Dec'd., Hog Market April 22nd., 1968 or be forever and that the same has been ap- barred. proved by the Calloway County Witness my hand this 25th day Court and ordered filed to lie over of March, 1968. Federal State Market News Ser- for exceptions. Any person desir- vice, Tuesday, March 28, 1968 CIAlillIED By D. W. Shoemaker, ing to file any exception thereto Abs GET RESULTS Kentucky Purchase Area Hog • will do so on or before County Court Clerk, Market Report Includes 10 Buy- Calloway County, April 22nd., 1968 or be forever ing Stations. Kentucky • I barred. Receipts 1003 Head, Barrows and BY: Dewey Gilts 25‘ Lower; Sows, Steady after capacity demonstrated. All cated on Kirkwood Drive. This is '65 COMET Cyclone, 4-speed,' Ragsdale D C Witness my hand this 25th day to HELP WANTED H-ITP of March, Weak. replies will be held confidential, a small 3-bedroom and can be maroon with white interior, priced I NOTICE 1968. Write--gwmg futt Teatime,- bact=-bought reasonable:- tell 753-3672:- 16 By D. W. Shoemaker, ITS-14-- 200-230 lbs E18.50-113.75: EXCELLENT EARNINGS the ground and experience to P. 0, M-27-C HORSE NOTICE US 1-3 — 190-230 lbs 817.75-18.50; Avon way! Territories available in Box 562, Murray, Kentucky. - I TRAINING, horses for — - sale, quarter County Court Clerk, US 2-3 — 230-250 lbs $17.25-17.75' the Dexter area—also Coldwater SIAMESE KITTENS, $15.00. Seal FEMALE DOG, six months old, horses and saddle In accordance with Kentucky M-213-C horses. Calloway County, „and Hazel Highway. Write: ali•s. blue, and lilac point in this litter. peek-poodle, Daniel Jones, 214 riding lessons, and an Statutes, Sections 25.195 and SOWS: English Kentucky IIREAelyn L. Brown, Avon Mgr., I Chocolate point available soon. North 13th Street, phone 753-7501. s•.iddle for sale- at Golden 25.200: Notice is hereby given US 1-2 — 240-280 lbs S16.50-17.'25; FEMALE KO WANTK Mrs. Seale, 753-7770. Five Stables. Call 753-1348, that a report of Final Shady Grove Rd., Marton, Ky. M-27-C 1 , M-28 C settlement BY: Dewey Ragsdale D C US 1-3 — 270-350 lbs $15.50-1650; M-26-C of accounts was on US 2-3 — 300-450 lbs 42064 April-10-C USED COUCH with 814.5045,50; WANTED: Woman to live in with matching March 25th., 1968 filed by Mar- H-1TP ITS 2-3 — 400-650 lbs chair, 2 end tables, coffee RESIDENTIAL LOT, 120' x 200'. 814.00-15.00. elderly couple. Call 753-5850. table, ELECTROLUX LOCAL CONTRACTOR has open- one chrome dinette set in very I Water and septic tank. On New SALES di Service. ing for an M-26-C Concord Box 213 Murray,K CC. MM. Sand- experienced painter good condition. Call 753-4516, af- - Highway. Perfect for , , Y.- . Answer to Yestsirdir'• Punts PREVIN NAMED Workman's compensation, unem- trailer. For information call 753- era. I hone 382-3176, Ls•nnville, Ky. CROSSWORD PUZZLE FOR SALE ter 5 p. m. M-27-C ployment Insurance and paid vs- _ 7824. M-28-P April-11-C 00012 0010 cation. Good pay and steady work. - - TURQUOISE CHROME dinette set, ACROSS 4-Diversify RMO 00 0 Q LONDON turn — Andre Previn, 4 chairs 1 Equalny 5-Worthless For further information call 753- NEW BRICK HOME. Call 753-1950 included In excellent leniog Au001100 DTI 38, a composer and pianist of jazz 4 Paiist U0U0 MOW 5287. M-26-NC evenings. M-29-C condition, $25.03. Call 753-33t37 & FOUND In accordance with Kentucky 8 AM ed 6-14ote of scale and popular music, has been nam- 7 Prepares UMMeMOME , after 4 p. m. M-28-C Statutes, Sections 25.195 for ed principal conductor of the Lon- and 11 bichammecian print NRCIOU QUM OUU 1967 8 Pale don Symphony Orchestra, ACCOUNTANT to tie in full CI1EV.ELLE SS, 396, 4-speed, 25.200: Notice is hereby given Dart* UM DOM DOM OM orces- power steering, tape player, taeh., 1963 CHEVY U. 3-seLt wagon. Av LOST: Small male dog, named that a report of Final settlement 12 Dry 9-Man's UOM egg geO0O tra General Manager Harold Law- charge of payroll, receivables, pay- Fluffy, he has long white hair 13-Wolthound nickname factory warranty. Cali 753-8696. erage condition. Phone 753-8229 of accounts waS 10 Hindu NUMMI= rence said Sunday. Previrt, who able& trial balance and monthly with black and brown 15 Expel front gutted DOSM insep- • spots. Lost ekartli 25tNOTICEh1.4 H filed country 14 Tichngs was born in Berlin, will conduct statements for small growing cor- M-26-C by 1)10,- BOO VOMMEE Fri- near Peggy Ann and Mikwo-A 17-Scottish for' 16 Nails* metal in Britain and abroad poration. compensation related to ble- McDougal, Executor of the 18 Near OM UM 00Eird and make s for- Drive. Phone 73-4729. M•27-C major recordingkrith USED SINGER Sewing machine, WHEAT STRAW, mixed with red estate of Stanley McDougal, Deed, 19 Compass point 21.Craftsmae OHOuorAD MOON the °rhea- experience with prompt increase 22.Pronous tra.., tergy. zig-zag, all regular attachments. clover and timothy. See Otte and that the same has been ap- 20 lie with lever „ 21. ••4 , have 21 Unit of 23 Strike SewirptIrfect and fully guaran-! Chester, Lynn Grove. Phone 435- proved by the Calloway County Sismese 24 Exist 33-lamprey 43-Preposition LOST: Black and white Thichuah- 25 lyear teed. Full cash price $29 50. Pay-1.4042. Court and ordered filed to lie over lir rency -Organ of 34 Pigeon pea 44 Beverage ed of Wanted Us female, wearing red and white 22-Cut hearing -Man's 46-Obtain Niale Help ments can be arranged. Write giv- for exceptions. Any person desir- 26-Possessee 35 nickname Harold Speaks s four sweater, if found call 753-8910, 23-14.41thy 37-Second of two 47 Marry ing phone number to Martha Hop-, 1 24e Mg to file any exception thereto 25 Bitter vetch 28 Greek letter 43-Guido's high • • Electrician, maintenance, pipe 'boys bicycle; 1 Philco 40" 321 Woodlawn. M-26-C 29 Church 38-Pretense • corn- per, General Delivery, Murray. will do so on or before 26 Hurries bench note fitters. Instrument Ky. I electric stove; I Philco refrigerat- 2/ rvg4,4 31 Pigpen 39 Small drum 49-Edge only April 'and., 1968 or -be forever mechanic, minimum of three M-4-44" or. Call 753-8509. M-28-P 28 Pine 32 Writing 40 Pattern 51 Behold! OSLO, Norway — Crown has WANTED 10 barred. 29 Onsce step implement 41-Metal 53-16o4s of scale SW( Prince Harald, his commoner fi- years Industrial experience. - Witness my hand this 25th day 30 Symbol tor LOFTY PILE, free from soil is Maw sum ance Sonja Haraidsen at his AUCTION SALE—Saturday, March 1 2 3 v....7:: 4 5 6 7 .... a 9 side, These positions have become WANTED: of March, 1968. 31 Bands of color 10 said on the carpet cleaned with Blue 30, 9:30 a. m... at J. B. Irvin farm, Good used bicycle. 26- television Sunday night- a available as a result of recent inch girls or boys. 33 Mans royal family in a Lustre. Rent electric shamooer one mile north of Crossland, Ky. Phone 753-6030 By D. W. Sheemaker, minima,* 11 , 12 c .r;:i• 3 ie.' modern demo- ',lard expansion. $1. Hughes Paint Store. M-30-C after 5:00 p. m TFNC 35 MINK. as ,- r...' cracy should be a rallying point Will sell 1963 Chevrolet pickup County Court Clerk, 15 I 6 ... •17 18 - written •. .7.4019 for the people at home and roe- Excellent pay, hints* benefit truck, one D-15 Allis-Chalmers Calloway County, 36 Stitch • A S,..,, FOR RENT 37 Meadow L ing ambassadors for the - country is ELECTRIC STOVE, book case, bed- , tractor with plow, disc, cultivator, Kentucky ..•• tf•' 01 20 ••••`•.. 21 '...:.... Program. _ • *1..4 abroad. }oom suite, antenna and rotor, I and mower, one rubber tire wag- BY: Dewey' Ragsdale D C _ ;•'....1 • 3-ROOM DUPLEX apartment, fur- 40 Mate 23 24 ..-i'.'25 t'.1 6 If you. are: qualified for any new set of American Peoples en- on, one seven can milk cooler nished or unfurnished. Electric H-1TP 41 High .: 42 Ckit of meat of the positions, please apply cyclopedias 1. V. Call 753-8294. only used two years, milk cans, heat, air condition. See 27 -"•'-'''itt'L .•,29 ,. A .-. by appoint- 43 Measure of '...... : to General Tire and Rubber M-27-C deborner and clamps, two hog . ment. Call 753-4845 days; 753-8320 NOTICE weight ',•;•;: Uofl 10 '• 13r 32 ../3..i 34 Co., P. 0. Box 372, Mayfield, feeders, two chain saws, fence nights. if-X-O In. accordance with Kentucky 44 Intetient ..• hen 45-414brevr month Kentucky or Phone 2476730. posts, three point hookup for AC Statutes, Sections 25.195 and .•...... 37 iw n, • 46 Di ity ....$.•,•... (An Equal Opportunity Em- tractor, other items. Terms of sale, 47 Season <•X .• p in BY OWNER. new 3-bedroom brick, 3-BEDROOM brick house. Air-- ,,___25.200: Notice is hereby given ..-- ployer) M-28-C built-in appluinces, central air cash. .1ne Pat Lamb, auctioneer. 50-Iturrowing 48 ome conditioning, and range. Located 'tr. a re'Pl ef of Final settlement animal k:S:(1C ., if and heat, carpet throughout. Lo- M-28-C of 52 Paradise 42 , r, k." at 312 So. I5th. Call 753-5"7. ' at'emnits was on 43 nula m.27.c i March 25th., 1968 filed by •Iva 54 Man's name ..:-..:\ ..:.:. •:.- I ef - 55 Decay As r,-..;.A. , J47 I. Rogers, Executrix of the estate 56 Mine vein 48 49 the of Martin L. Rogers, Dee'd., 57 Itia4e sheep ' 5; 5; '''..-•"! 54 the iFURNISHED apartment. Call Glin- I and that the same has been ap- DOWN •1..•7'.CI52" awer del Reaves 753-5111 after 1 Cushuosi 05 data 6:00 proved by the Calloway County ''..:7•ts6 is- u ,sse ir- P. m. 11-27-1? Court and ordered filed to lie over i•s.•, ware Is to The Guns of Judgment Day , for exceptions. Any person desir- y Syndic& e. Mc. 2.6 Service °Partici best, Cliff Farrell's new Western thriller take CONTACT KENT nostd. Diwyriebt C 19irf, by wRIOHT for npo- From it..' Doubleday & Co 'Cl) I WONDER IF trt)U CAN Why Cliff Farrell. Distributed by King Yeats-roe gymideallis. Ini.oine Tex Returns 763- 6.151. A-13-C lew CATCH PNEWCHIA WITHOUT - 6ET1IHS SO WET? plumb wore out after sixty miles It was evident he• was sp • . PTER 14 MOVING CUE MAN thrust a big tined un the saddle with inly a coo at Lasinia'Sbaivi •a . • • • Reasonable and reliable. Phon• 1 over the counter Dan Ries pie hours rest at the Turkey 4 753-7271. April-11-NC *It .te, a little taken aback by the Crick roadhouse I don t knoll. As Dan fo:den eta long ehtet-iron tub Add er _ 1 o.anith of the greeting, found why Kate,' was in such a hurry in the 1.1.1 home' joyed the feel of clean Wutill It 'IR us hand clamped ui powerful gut FOR INCOME TAX service, see M.• • •-trength anti pumped vigorous- "Royal House?" one discordant thought Kept m or ••••••Sie. , 4 call Fulton E. Young, 753-494e I II k 141111 g ty "Man you really air a string- truding. What had happened to %antra I Zjit Mart-ko7 11-311-28-C Sic. fm Obedtah Willa own- er m those parte, figured ' Shep Sand and Gicle011 of the Flat Butts Great everybody in Arizona had heard They had dropped out of sight aiuthwestern Mercantile." the o' Royal House It's headquar- since alighting from the stage mentioned it casually as tie mg man said ''Offertn. every- ters of Spanish Bell, which He --AND MY YO-Y0 AND MY thing needed for the comfort grazes stock on moron half o' paid the barber for a shave ADO AND heavy-set S AND MY RADIO An, proaperity of man an' the the basin Royal House is only use of the tub "That BI NOCULAR man and his friend who carm OUT TIME UMBRELLA health of besiste. From diapers five miles out, not far off the T's P,E3 MY FLASH LI GHT AND MY go ter the new-born to corn likker south fork o' the stage trail." In on the stage" We wale tuts YOU RETURN ED showed.disappointment mg about maybe playin a little MY CA M E RA tor them that needs to warm WHIR SK AND their bones on cold mornin.s. when he could read nothing poker tonight But. I can't us MY From horse collars to horseplay. from Dan expression. "Air you Cate on '- Married four times Buried four In such hurry to see Katey The barber didn t answer Ice bless theor snub; Four- thet you Rini to go out there to- a space during which he gave teen chIldnen. an forty-two night?" he asked. Dan a second look lie eislculat wait e<1 his answer -You mean Tom 17714 0-tindehildren What kiri 1 do "No," Dan said. "It'll 1 Martin tel- for you. Mr.---Mr.-- 7" until morning" Smith an that Jim I II Dan Briscoe grinned. "Drifts- "Just what is it that'll wait?" ler,' he said. "I can't rightly 1E61 11: eoll Is the name. Can't say I'm Winn inquired say where they went Out to z likely ' • niarket fpr ether diapers -She lost a piece of jewelry their claims, most • nurse collars at the moment, in Flag," Dan said. "I happened' - 'Claims? They're rricinea•'• 44i but " to find it Being all 1 was head- -Noge Homesteaders Li-ant- wise that's what they call them ' "Give us time," Obediah WU- ing In this direction I thought 1: I'd fetch it to her personally.' selves." lit thundered "Spring-water Re- • • • sin is brimmtn' with purty gals, 'That', mighty kind o' you," now wasin' a likely man to marry Willa said. Katey will be grate- Dan spent more than an five-card dice at Mack's tip With, an. raise a Dimity ful." rolling Place at two bits a game with Ill see to it that you meet some was told I'd find lodging Mack as Ms opponent As he to look over." at the hotel." and beard plaited the leather .'tip aside at WHAT BUGS ME IS WHY "Sounds like I better keep to els OR ELSE THIS; NOW, gum' south on that stage before "Sim ought to be able Wt deciding he'd had enough. KkEP HANGING AROUND /HIS WHAT OTHER PROOF DO VU you up Sim Ricker's his name sort at I get roped, throwed, hog-Ued Ite said idly "Just what HOUSE LIKE MAYBE IT COULD NEED TD REALIZE THAT Runs a 'shebang. If he happens would a sod-buster raise ut branded," Dan said. crops TELL ME WHO I WAS I MEAN WHAT to be filled up, come on back •• The store owner guffawed, In- these parts BEFORE I Ski? I got a bunk in the storeroom Lpine nui.,tseil to caned across the counter and Mack was re LOST MY put you up for the .a beer at the bar where I can it spigot. 'slapped him on the back It was stein MEMORY.., night." SLATS blow meant to stagger him. He f arefutly *wrap.0 away the again and took a deep draught. Dan tilt the strength of the Obediah Winn extend- teen managed to ed a big, enthostristte hand. "You sun to join them hinne- itery hand, but 'N pence himself and show no sign "Most folk around here call me steer:lens on the river"- he asked you re at Dalt It was anything out of the °Min- Big 06i.'" he said "If without hawing directly still around, come Sunday. itioht "Depends Just what do they up at the meetth• house I Go- raise?" curling brows pinched some preachin; to help mit the - Mars a good question, together. He was somewhat cha- parson." mister You reap whht you sow, grined by his failure to impress "ru keep that in mind." Dan so the Good Book says"
him ABB1E 1 Dan eyed him 'Dena anybody "There does happen to be one said. • • • 1in these parts ever give • direct young lady I a-ant to get in 'answer to a gue.stIon with," Dan said. "Her room for the „ touch Dan rented Depends on whe does tne name Is Kathleen Royal." Rieker'a hotel night at Sim ; " Mack responded 'Bus- Obediah Willit was wide-eyed. to muck , "Reckon you'll want sae noeltes friend. I'm Oman' 'Katey Royal? You know her?" the duet off you," Ricker stayssaid ' up now -Only slightly, Miss Royal left "Cy Keeier's barbershop The lights went out in Mark's to aecommo. Flag late last night, saddleback, pen stage nights Place tty time Dan had _ ,'-Ki TViTt it Oh-Li L•/ GONNA,BOW! folks like you. He's got with a friend. I figured the date ertgiad the Areet on nts way to 1,!"1‘1',J5'ALABAWAUS-* RUMP- RELISH iNG TH'GREAT SOC ET Y RAS stage would overtake them to- hot water an' tutu-. for a quar- the hotel Just an they had gone YOU'RE 114 ME PEOP1 E COULD A SURPRISE FOR THEM but it seems they rode on ter. 1 haw you go Into *Obie's out the barbershop just as • friend o his" TH IS TOO — through." store. You a they had been dimmed in Obi* -111VA GRF V SOCIETY, SHARE WHIR nodded. "They pulled in "I reckon," Dan said. remem• Wiilit s store after hie depart. HAMMUS ------MbMENIT WITH an hour or so ago. Alex Em- boring the handshakes tire. ALABAMMLIS!! ME!I mons was with her. He went up "Everybody 1e; Oble Melt 15 • • • CO- Flag by stage to meet her salt o' the earth He'd do any Dan braced the hack of the an side her bark. Katey hates thing to help you. in the ten chair tinder the knob of the at:teem:if-hes. At vide with years he's been in the been teMte•ergte. -mitre enrntng In. it, fen
her, horseback, to Flag a couple done mighty well Got ti smart ',/t trifle foolish, childish But, ABNER Weeks ago to see her off on the head for business, don't fool 40niermv.,. he slept flounder rue- train for the east left the hors- yourself We needed a store like eause of that reified proteetiorr 18 es there, while Alex came back the one he's hunt We used against intruders who never o' things ter by siege to lake care to have to send to Flag most came. LIL at the ranch." things." "She's here?" Dan asked. "It Ricker ridded. aggrieved, "But le rite-0e tnirm Ned K th leen Flat Butte'!" there's some that wagon their itoyid liked to set tongues a...4 wagging. "Nope. Thee went on out to supplies from Flag rather than 1=011n•r•• To He Cmi(inti4d Tomorrow) MIMIO••••••••)Jr.,,. v. Royal House. Beth of 'em. was do buatneas here In Flat Butte." King Features Syndicate, Friss th• rembledee a Co novel- Cetorieht tter by Cliff Farrell. Distributed by
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PAGE SIX Tait MERRAT, RENTEOKI LEDGER & TIMES - TUESDAY - MARCH 20, 1908 Elvin Hayes GOV. NUNN . . . Land Transfers Manager Hank Bauer Can't Television Schedules Lakeland. Inc., Calhoun (Continued From Page Onts) to Sam Si WRES-TV EFLAC-TV WSIX-TV and Mamie Calhoun; lot in Pano- Would Sign rama Shores Subdivision. ler counties in Kentucky. where Decide On Pitching Situation Obanno4 elanassi L Howard McGehee and Bessie aleionsi 4 relief is so badly needed." WOMIDAY AMEX.VOON fROGILAIMI Louise McGehee to Chester Tho- His seto of enabling legislation With,Team mas and Sylvia D Thomas: VI Es FRED DAWN in a' two-run homer by ci , for the legislature's continuint Trireas- Oar World at Niels rhe Ifeeftwe acres in Calloway County UPI Sports Writer Iv urrell, in six 41 •16 woes Blagtmo Cea• 'committee system included a mes- innings for Joe Harold F Elkins and Veronica Manager Hank Bauer can't de-) a. CialtIao I Al the World sage saying. "the authority sought thiinfaillies. • Elkins to E. R Carter and Della ride whether he's looking at a. :45 floor* Olean ; eerie extends beyond constitutional pro • HounroN TN' - Elvin Wives. Carter; property in Calloway Co miracle or a mirage when he stu- Six Runs It ::: Dayste.ssed Oar I Urn la Many visions for the legislative branch ''' Unit aonnolisnin Taber I fresh from one of the winning unty. dies the Baltimore Orioles' pitch- TbsOstae:l "":""4" relating to their law-making fun.- Chuck Hinton drove •141 The Doctors I Art tiekkistres I Deltas OM schools in the nation. said Monday E. R. Carter and Della Carter ing situation. in six runs " " with a .triple 4411 • -r- fiesse Pasta -4-soe 41,- then he wrorici be -gritting to sign -to Veronica Elkins and Harold- . and two singips Assam,s wam -r-T,„ ten Other vetoed bills were mead)t irjvati° 8""PYrt l'ile4t41111' wIt/Iiiie California Angeles trounced ow imv...,ais ti iti.....eat Siosottat San Diego a National Basketball Elkins: five acres on Highs's"' the big reason for the Orioles' -is • i - es repeating maior portions of the the San Francisco Giants 9-3 Fre- Association team that has lost 17 KM Lynn Grove Coldwater Road. sixth-place" ' . an -fa Tam Diest's Met " """ "5 '44Th' 1966 C'irrunt Practices Act. de Bauer gosi. Jay Johnstone. Bublia Mor- sil-ihe •• ...... :7: 017 , "._ is season. R M. Norswnethy and N e 1 1 didn't see much reason for TM Is a Ms re — creasine the neranies for cart's optimism ton and Rick Reichardt added two mammas Rut Haves. All-America and Norsworthy to ,le,,ie 1.ee Baker: during the first three lie. him - -116 Warta (Jar.. . &rem.* Mt0.0,0 ing ern-esled deadly' weapons weeks hits each to the Angels, 15-hit ial ryas t • • name Plaver of the 'ear says his ser- lot in Lakeway Shores. of training this spring. •,,, . and setting up a second state attack Gaylord Perry allowed GO KING ile 1.1%• Intro•te.n.• I Passeerart • Ormi. Worts vices will come high He said Lakeway Shores. Inc. to Ray But in the last four days Bauer • i crime commission under Democra- has eight runs and 11 hits in stagger. .45 " I ' I " Monday he had not talked eon- Lassiter and Myrtle Lassiter: two seen 10 pitchers-Bruce How-. EDWARD AM Lees Wars A tic Atty Gen. John B. Breckin- lots in Lakeway Shores. ard. Moe Drabowsky, Stu Miller, ing through seven innings for the I 1%.• a MO° tract with the San Diego club. i ‘., . •15 Deal t ridge Maurice Crouse and Mildred Jim Hardin. Gene Brabender. t but had already decided he would FA- ")1 ian's' rir almti Emery I • . He said he vetoed the corrupt Crouse to Bowden I die Watt. Pete Jerry ,34 and Richert. •41 traaw 1 I • ask for a three-Year contract at Joyce Tommy ) Rookie Floyd Wicker's 10th-in- !practices repealer because a re- Bon•den: lot !Phoebus. Roger • SIM 000 a year on Crouse Road. Nelson and Bill suing single drove in the winning Spring In - • • \learner. • re. ware Rnrirets \Joni-1w in New solution providing for a- gltdy James 1) Futrell snti- Nancy 11Dillman-combine to limit the op- run for the St Louis Cardinals Two was Position ft•-•••* •••••••• • Ote...4.4t vcirk win the te nick first in the law also passed and the Futrell to Era Lovins and Nor- to four runs and 16 hits in a 7-6 victory over the Cincin- with a CI low or,. rwombilla a as the tho imonmine NRA draft snd Huh -natter could he considered by tht- man Lovins- two lots in Meadow Orioles ran off four sta- nati Reds after Orlando rerseda'sS of tht I Green ight victories. WJIIlAY WOUNnre ~MAWR officials said they would select 1970 peislature Acres Subdivision eo-rnuinn homerth e tied th ascnodi ‘YOU CAN'T BUY dA big Haves Included in the 70 bills vetoed Kenneth Redden to Wes Jones The Orioles made it four in a the :',... •I141 Theme* ao1 ••• in. OT Mike tShannon nu led fr measures which would and Abilene Jones: property on row Monday when Phoebus. :11 drri. Plr•i• Irk% 111•1.41• 14111, Haves indicated • Monday he were have: Nel- Brock hit homers for the Cardi- • Highway 1346. son and Dittman !SO " I ROrt.trav Patrol would not consider playing for the -Increased pay for retired tea- limited the Chi- nals and Vada Pinson, Mack Jones TM I I cago White Sox •45 • Houston Mavericks the American chers. "A threat to the fiscal in- Mary E. Morris to James C. to seven hits in, and Pat Corrales connected for A BETTER PAINT yard esiew Barnett a 2-1 victory. Ittererie I Mesi 11000 P11..0, ,Rasketball Association club that tegrity of the teachers' retirement and Janice K . Barnett: The Orioles prey-' the Reds. makes wftt VAMP AM. I . 43 acres in Calloway iously had beaten the 1- won _first -at, him in t stein." Nunn said County. New York : lowini Johnny Robbins Yankees 7-3, the Bob Allison singled home Ce- -1p---,11111611"---$•TioNa• a league recentlye in a secret Kentucky 10 join and Carol Rob- Detroit Tigers" 4 Yearn 1141ratIv.• draft. whole .4.4" bins to Roberta Ferguson: two.4-0 and the New York Stets 3-0 tar Toyar with his fourth hit of •sit I f'•• He also said he wniiicl pass ma a oAth other states in an interstate la 0.1411. lots in Henry Addition - 1 the game, giving the Minnesota out •15 Wirer Ilfaraertto chance at the Olympics for a air onlItitios compact 1 Berry Homer "The nn Twins a 4-3. 12-inning derision flood •1* TeOht. • I ,11/••• *v.v. metre ' contract. limited financial implications con Howard Morgan and Griselda 1 Phoebus went the first six inn- .8 V w.10. Morgan to Roberta four hits .over the Boston Red Sox, Frank •45 " The decision to skip the (llsangt- tamed in this bill s-ould allow an Ferguson:Tints Monday allowing .• Quilici added three hits to Min- E/0141 ••• Berm Plitsreaser I Tv Ware t Prb • Rhea ics did not concern the boycott eight acres on Newburg-Murray and yielding the only run off Bal. t • open-ended appropriation, the es nesota's i a while a • ec,nei ,15 " Desiree Mon I some Negro athletes have pro- Road. pitching in the last 28 if* Cesteaatiratra I ' I Tommtatler tent Of which could not be deter. on Jones. NoNorm gone posed he said - Dewey Todd and Anna L. Todd innings when Ken Berry homered Siebern end. Jose • Alt • I • I ' mined and the potential use of the Tartabull had two hits each for that "I made the decision over the to Billy Ray Oakley and Patricia , Mark Belanger singled home the I Away ad Illitberre I laser" Tear commonwealth's funds cannot be the Red ed th last May Oakley; property on High- Orioles' first run Sox. I • - I lentlar-ht-Trier 10 weeks." Haves said "I need extended that far" in the fifth inn- so ht I Dalt Vas I "Nunn. Oases health way 95. ing and drove in their mv in training for the -Eliminated several holidays other run Felix Milian doubled home the that 1 Wow Homeland Developers. Inc . to with a sacrifice NR s It's my decision for state workers while fly in the seventh tie-breaking run in the sixth in- TN..-- T-11S-07-rvt•aattra expanding James M. Billington the I ••1 aniv hope the public can un- and Shirley Gary Peters turned in a strong ning and Clete Boyer doubled I " NT•Ir• ITallreor their vacation time acording tc Billington; lot in Keeneland ently derstand my problem and that I Sub- seven-inning performance for the home two runs in the seventh as ararra. for T.0.• rIntaai .11Otal seniority 'This legislation reouir- dis ision. now •1•,•••4•••• S 4.1.•• can make the people of Houston White Sox. but committed two the Atlanta Braves topped the .) PS state expenditures at a time Celia Ann Crawford to ing f A7T113010014 PUOGRAlle proud of me" J. G. errors on one play in the seventtt Detroit Tigers 5-1 Ron Reed held Jim Martin's when they cannot he afforded and Crawford. and Bettye Crawford Inning to S 50.• Von. W.tee at IllearT- • Th. laosiettre He had earlier said he wanted move the decisive run the Tigers to one run in six inn- have not been budgeted . and of Mayfield, Ben Wade Crass-ford Sir I Moro with 011melser to ti's' out for the Olvmnic team Into scoring position. ings to pick up the credit. 3re not acceptable at a time when man. 15,4.4 ("onions I Ara maWarta I - hut Monday said his derision not and Mary Jo Crawford of Lexing- Rich Nye. •slated to be the Chi- Latex • the citizens are being asked to Super date Moore alma I Tomo to was based on his long-range ton, Fred M. Crawford and Jerry cago Cubs' No. 3 starter. allowed Mike Epstein's homer and single nava OrOor fa00-9. a WU air IRO.- ef•wfvw•1 future contribute more to fund state goy Crawford of Colorado Springs, one earned run and six hits in led the Washington Senators -to savoi I Illoloodloroa Taloa I flora. ernment - Colorado: about 50 acres on Cy- eight innings in a 2-0 win over the New York Wall Paint fa t 1.44.411••••••• nog "I have to look out for mvself a 7-2 triumph I Art 1nrreased tuition at state-sup- press Creek Embayment Mets behind the six.hit pitching Vieti I Romer Party ef '1" • W..re and my family his wife and son. over the Cleveland Indians Lou ?sorted institutions of higher learn Affidavitt of descent of A. Miles. TI, "km de. woof; .If I get hurt. I baYe nothing No- Byrd . Johnson's two-run double. and Lee of Jim Steve Jones and. ash both two Ezell. died October etI • "loans 9 Protr.,0•1 thing would come tn me or sy ing in of the next year. 9. 1967. to Ella's two-run homer were the big Casey Cox Tom Seaver shut out - WITH THE Mee ef Mate I Teter liirtetristrie ' family It would he zerozero. -Placed the burden of proof Ruby F2ell Lampkins. Novis A. blows of a five-run Cub rally in the Senators for six innings, ex- has' I - - pp the state in appeals of firings : F.zell, Harold Ezell. and Joe Cid- the fifth inning tending his scoreless string to 11 iv r' woo. T-Tla Dirett. , !of state employes covered tor thr ton Ezell of Hollywood. Fla. , Bob Bailey continued his heavy innings. I Ara* •flea. i • BUILT-IN • - Merit ' 1 Joe Clifton Ezell and other Pawned • 1.1..lOrseile System spring hitting and rookie Alan • • _-Oranted survivors of Donee r heirs to Wayne Ezell; property Foster Pitched six shutout innings • "Thxi Larry Conjar men killed in the line of duty $s , i in Calloway County as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat .1 Why Meer ----"- OOP compentatinn - Wayne Ezell to Novis A Ezell the Yankees 4-1_ Bailey, a big dis- SECOND • 1 and Estelle 1 --Allocated $100000 in each of B. Ezell: property in appointment at the plate last see- May Have the next two Years to volunteer Calloway County' ,on. drove in two runs with a ho- . Buford 0. Jurney and Carrie The Pirt Mew Per.. 1.en ivies • -,•-• • --- fire denartmenta mer and a triple and raised his Illeadels. • aeA -Provided easier means of ok JurneY to James L Crass and spring average to 302 Tom Haller COAT Reatler-lirlek. I 1lowildaa Wear ilaeortiek memngths taming permission for heart trait. I lva Crass; lot in Pasco Subdivi- and Willie Davis also had two hits err 1 leadirrt Mith Cremates_ 1 • plant operations I sion. each for the Dodgers S6.95 Quality Lamon ' Among the 98 bills signed intri I J. Leirett and Sue Lovett Ron Allen knocked in three runs • vt - wumulmay ammo r000maim to Everett Wheeler and Mary F with a triple and 1--- -a-- law by Nunn were four crime a single to lead 111, ------:a rt.i.lio. -reeky I wesistiost Wheeler; 35 acres in Calloway #, • Olt is,,.... sc..... I nr.other CAMPRIFTI Kr - Lab, eommiminn proncsals and other the Philadelphia Phillies to a 10- wit eaortit I " County. win .11, '1%. VII•a10 aka "taiga W IWO, I eadaer testi were to be completed today bills allowing louisville to eli- 2 that ended the Houston 9 todi Homeland Des-elopers. Inc $369 to .46 " I ' for Larry C,-miar the Cleveland minate a special fund for part of Astros' eight-game winning streak. nos a- Charles McCuiston and Dan Park- 1 !ea ---+' - Browns,' rookie fullback hoepital- its occupithn,1 tax revenue. re Grant Jackson yielded three hits, NO* had .1. • er; 'lot in Keeneland Subdivision 1 • lied with suspected spinal SPECIAL GAL •110 " 1 Illosiort Rellallans I The errome Wee men- (minim financial responsibility as 1 • I dried Tose. a prerequisite to getting a motor Pre Contar THE BRAVE ENGINEER I'!Craft Insani reason AIMS at Patrol completing basic train- vehicle registration seeking a con- for 111 a• I ing here with a reserve unit, en- stitutional amendment referen- Casey Jones. hero of the folk Shirley Garden Center Murray Supply Co., I ie ' No ••4 Mr Illedsiereat tered the hospital Sunday An dum to assess farm -land on its ballad which is a memorial to Jul !•111 ' I . Billtrb 500 NO. 4th STREET Inc. Army spokesman said the form- agricultural and not its market railroading men, was born March son :14-1-1111r eirtor— 0 IN X. Maio Street dieri and ... 1 er Notre Dame fullback was "re- 19. 1864, at NURSERY STOCK - SUPPLIES - FERTILIZERS A :11 Lee 1 eallons I value, adding nonvoting students Jordan in western MIJREAY, KENTUCKY 6 An sponding GARDEN TOOLS BEDDING :IN • 1 ' well to treatment" to governing boards of state in- Kentucky, the son of a school - & VEGETABLE PLANTS Mow 75.1-1361 Ole 1.65 • I • -"No "We're running lab tests to stitutions of higher learning, pro teacher. on 11F-766-1•••• Were pat %roe I le •eri Nita, find out what kind of meningitis viding penalties for minors pur• ------weartrir legorta Wrens. emerle Rnistr WOK* he has" the spokesman said 11 chasing alcoholic beverages seit- if* The Tee MR I Winter II MM. .1e.. Ine re, are very •45 Moir Sho. "And the d°e•theg 0P- ing safety standards for motor- timistic that he will be able to cycle drivers and changing the resume training soon" time of a 60-day "cooling ofr i111 He estimated that, Con iar would period in divorce actions. 15 I remain hospitalized 4$ "two to 10 STAPLE ) days". REMOVER • NOW YOU KNOW !).• Hazel by Unite/ Press Imernatieml Ariuit Farmer elass Unseld Is Honor. --The tornado that rim astateA Worcester Mass. 15 years ago Fntertained With was accompanied be lightning se Dinner Last Night Named For Roll Is Given spectacular that it has been esti- mated the electrical poser need 01-!14 The principal. James R Felt- ed to produce the display was 100 The New Concord Adult Farm- Third Time PT ner of the Hazel Elementary million kilowatts - roughly equi- Class taught by W H Brooks, their wives School has nist released the hon- valent to the generating capacity and guests were en tertained with or roll for the first six weeks of of the entire United States at that a dinner at Sue & Charlie's- Restaurant last the second semester It is. as fol- time night by CINCINNATI. Ohio FPI - All- lows. the Hutson Chemical Company America Westley Unseld of the Officers of the Hass were Fourth grade- Terry Don Vance. re- University of Louisville has been STUDENTS BATTLE elected to serve for their ninth Theresa Dover, Georgia Starts. named for the third consecutive year They are Bill Ed Stevie Phillips Dickie Nesbitt Te- Hendc.n. year as the outstanding player prYsident. Behbv resa Erwin MILAN. Italy 41P1 - Fighting Spiceland. vice- faced by the University of Cin• Greg Ryan; 'Regina President: rook And v rnl000 Rita broke out at the Caltholic Uniyer Harold Houston. secre- cinnati basketball tram Gilvant tar: A- Fifth grade Edwin Garrett. A sity of Milan between. rival stu- Th. Bess-rats Monday also se- The New Concord class has lene Paschall Joni Tidwell and dent groups One of the groups hart lected Missouri Valley Confer- rilINTEDS-GRIP a 88P high Susan Wells had occupied a section of the uni attendance rate and had ence Champion Louisville as the perfect attendance, best Sixth grade. Juana Stockdale. yersity Thursday as part of na for-three years team they played the past straight. wagon for the second STAPLER Danny Futrell. Dianne Johnson. tionwide student agitation for ed year in a Dan Hutson. Owner row, Denise Johnson. and Tim Erwin ucation reforms. The fighting and man ager of Hutson Chemical, praised junior forward Jerry Seventh grade- Vicki Pat Lamb broke out when another group King • the members of the was picked for and Vickie Ann Workman. which opposed the sit-in tried to farmer class Cincinnati's all- force its for -their, high crop yields opponent second team. Eighth grade. Johnnie way into classes Friday Billy Stock Smith. office dale -but was driven off. manager for Hutton, presented gifts. to each of the EXHIBITION BASEBALL wives attending RESULTS JASON WED Guests were Supt and Mrs Bo- - - KYOTO, Japan irPT -- American 88P Hand Grip 12.95 •••••,, ron Jeffrey. Mr and Mrs Billy By United Press International actor Rick Jason married actress Smith. Mr and Mrs. Dan Hutton. Monday's Scoots No. Patricia 70 Remover .65 Connelly Sunday in a and Mr and Mrs. W..H Brooks. Atlanta 5 Detroit 1 Shinto ceremony at the Heian Class members and their wiver St Louis 7 Cincinnati 6 REGULAR VALUE '3.60 Shrine Jason. well known in Ja- present were Pat Wilson. Messrs Philadelphia 10 Houston 2 pan for his role in television's S . and Mesdames Rollie Alderclice, Los Angeles 4 New York (A) 'I, "Combat" currently in Japan on I. C Bailey. Paul Blalock Oakland 4 Pittsburgh 3 ONLY a movie assignment, rAti, s295 wore the tra- Falwell. D B Grubbs, Bill Minnesota 4 Boston 3 ditional hakama and haort skirt FA Hendon. Gil Hopson. Taz Hopson, Baltimore 2 Chicago. (Al 1 and coat and Miss Connelly wore Harold Houston. Thomas Houston, Chicago (Ni 7 Cleveland 2 a bright kimono and a bridal wig W. T. Kingins. Bobby Spireland. California 3 MIMMIP • Washington 2 New York (N) V 1[11 Bill Stubblefield. Pat Thompson. 0 de '11w Reef a Service Red of Gagooline Otley White. Jim Wilson, John from Livesay. and Larry Hendon. SNOW AVALANCHE BERG AMO. Italy ern"- Rescue workers today dug through tons 641 RIPER SHELL SERVICE of snow in search of ,seven Italian • mountain climbers engulfed by a Aaron from Joarrys Restsuraot LEDGER & TIMES Phone 753-9131_ giant avalanche Sunday in the tt- MAX leoCIIIITON Presolana Mountains Hope pas OFFICE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT Gale Garrisun, Nlgr. • WI OWE TILEARLXIX CHTIIT ITAKTB , • slim that the experienced clifnb- ct's would be found alive.
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