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United Press International IN OUR 84th YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, June 8, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION :0, 100 Vol. LXXX1V No. 136

Clown, Ballerina Seen & Hearci'Bernard Harvey Is Chairman Singled By Queen Mrs. Barnett LONDON 1.71) - A clown, a bal- Local Boy Around Of Local Red Cross Chapter lerina, a shepherd and a former ?asses Away Named s,o,yymec cabinet minister learned today they door of the `41110 had been singled out for recogni- tie closing of The annual meeting of the Callo- tion on the honors list published on the pontiff. way County Chapter of the Amer- Late Friday MURRAY Queen Elizabeth's official "birt.t.i ican Red Cross was held yesterday day." State Treasurer at the court house. Five new. mem- The list announces the award ofa When a popular young man such as bers were named to the board ot • Stub Wilson departs from the scene peerages. knighthoods and decora- directors and new- officers were Mrs. Ida Belle Barrett, 83. or of Murray life. it leaves an impact tions to persons who have disting- elected. Murray route live died last night at which is not easily dismissed from uished themselves politically or per- Waylon Rayburn. who has serv- six o'clock at the Murray Hospital. the mind. sonally during the year. At FFA the past Meeting ed as county. chairman for The official birthday will be cele- She was the wife of the late fourteen years eneed a term as di- brated today with the colorful, trail- James W. Barrett who died June rector along with four other persons. . itional "trooping of the colors" by 25. 1958 and the daughter ot the !Calf h Wlyes of the Calloway Although his passing was untimely, New directors are Leonard son of Mrs. Myrtle Jordan and the Royal Guards, Queen Eliza- late Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Wottord. County High FFA was elected state from man's viewpoint, the fact that Vaughn, Henri Holton, Erich Bit,- Keith Hayes. beth's real birthday is April 21. Survivors include two daughters, treasurer of the Kentucky Future he was found did bring a sense of zell, Robert Wyman and James C. LOUISVILLE 11.1) - Charles Mil- A total of 680 persons were hon- Mrs. C. C. Weatherford. Buchanan, Farmers of America at the state relief to his family and his many Williams. Retiring directors are Mrs. ler 18. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles aired this year. Many of the top Tennessee and Mrs J. C. McDougal, convention in Louisville which end- friends. W. J. Gibson, Howard McNeely. Miller, of Jessamine County. was awards went to politicians, most of Murray route five; two sons, George ed yesterday. Waylon Rayburn. and Emmerson J. tiara elected president of the Kentucky Holmes Ellis, them Conservatives since Prime Barrett. Murray route five and Sol- was serving an un- Five members of the chapter Association of the Future Farmers I Williams who Minister Harold Macmillan recom- on Barrett, Indianapolis, Indiana: also The family and relatives can rest received recognition as of America at the closing session of expired term. mends many of the candidates. Emmerson J. Estes 18 grandchildren and 23 great- they were assured that they have the sympa- named are Bernard awarded the organization's the group's 34th annual convention New officers It has become a tradition to se- grandchildren. Another son. Clitton highest thy of the city and the county in Robert Miller, Is Hardin Speaker state degree, that of the Friday. EDS C. Harvey. chairman. lect a few of the nation's "little Barrett, preceded her in death in Kentucky their trial. Elizabeth Tho- Fernier Degree. vice-chairman, Mrs. , people each year. 1958. Another Jessamine County youth, Folks board and mason secretary to the I British Empire medals went this Keith is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson Jr., of Wilmore, Nose treasurer. Bernard C. Harvey Estes al Memphis, The decased was a member of the We have a house wren that has Benita Maddox, year to persons like Tom Parker, Eminerson J. Curtis Hayes and a '63 graduate of was named "1963 Star Farmer" director* of- Us. t-he bunting evang- Green Plain Church at Chriblr. Flt- taken up housekeeping in our back The other ten Chapter Chairman' -• 1 adTaglish Shepherd for morel:hal Penaessee- be -Cullcsiory -High: - He- has been Veep earlier in the meeting.. - gospel meetings neral services will be Sunday at yard in a birdhouse sent out by local chapter are Mrs. Thomasitin, 50 years, and Miss Agnes Smedley, elist in a series of active in his local chapter and is Miller, one of nine officers elect- Is to help Coleman Mc- Christ in Hardin,- 2:00 p. m. at the Max Churchill Humble Oil. The house was designed Bernard Harvey, Mrs. an 81-year-old Nottingham lace at the church of the retiring president He is im- ed. plans to study animal science Claude An- Chapel Burial will be in Memorial for blue birds, but apparently the Devitt, Ruth Cole, Mrs. worker. Kentucky. mediate past district reporter and at the University of Kentucky. eat pion derson. Mrs Morrison Galloway. . Gardens has been a prominent participant in Eight of the officers were elect- wren saw It first and is well along The most popular award was the Bro Estes will speak at 7.30 each NTEREST Robert Miller, Donald Hunter, Se- dairy shows over the state. ed by acclamation but Keith Hays, the way toward retsina her family. Order of the British Empire given to evening beginning June 9th and Friends may call at the Max nna Maddox and Rob (Jingles. Russian-born Calloway County., defeated Danny NikoLti Polakovs, a caactinuing through the tollowing Churchill Funeral Home however Hayes has Five directors have terms end - shown his dairy an!- Kemp. also of Calloway County, ieraic• entertainer who, as "Coco the Sunday. June 16th the Ridgeway Funeral Home or mals in Not as big as your thumb, but the Mg each year and five new direct- local, district and state in a contrasted election aired foe Clown," mixes laughs with lectures attend Paris, for state Ike" Tne public Ls invited to Tennessee has charge of the competition and has received awards wren is just as "big as the ors are named to maintain the num- '4 on road safety. treasurer. these services. arrangements. on all levels_ As president of his blue jay, ber of fifteen . Others named included: Other officers elected were: chapter he attended is Mrs Mary Pace, Executive Sec- leadership Jimmy Claycornb. Steptiensport. mode -Former housing and local gov- hi:sitting retary of the local chapter submit- center for FFA members vice president: Leroy K Martin. needs. Jack Bryan. always a big backer of ernment minister Charles Hill, who and took ted her report for the activities 01 Reactions Too Fast part in various radio and Eubank, secretary, Jack McAlister, autoinubile seat belts, really swears a as createl a boron. Summer Term television the chapter from July 1, 1962 to June programs. Shelbyville. reporter; Joe A. Chap- by them now. Both he and Mrs. Says Famed Driver 30. 1963. man. Woodburn, sentinel Bryan esicaped possible serious in- Keith plans to begin college work She reported that 412 home ser- Also. Keith Adams, Waynesburg. jury Thursday because they were Registration toward a major in agriculture this vice cases were completed, nine LISBURN, Northern Ireland trilea vice president for the south Blue assuring them at the _time Additional Day For fall. He is presently farming and ST! classes in home nursing "care ot - Britain's favorite woman driver expects his grade A dairy herd to Grass, Steve Gray, Newfoundland injured-. were com- Hunting Deer Seen the sick and flunked her thy driving test Fri- finance his college education vice president for eastern Kentucky. Seat belts will be of great help most pleted and two instructor classes To Be June 17 day when she drove the wrong way and Robert Smithson. Hopkinsvule, FRANKFORT. Ky. - Ken- of the time in the event of an ac- In water safety. nine swirruaing down a one-way street Boys receiving their state dettreesvice president for western Kentucky. tucky riflemen will have an addi- cident classes were held, five use saviug were Bobby Taylor, son of Mr. and All of the newly elected cancers tional day to hunt- deer this year 'Everyone else seemed contused, classes and one Matructor course Mrs Alfred Taylor, Michael Pal- were 1963 high school graduates kssi in open counties. the Department for the Summer Ses- but I 'was as cool as a cucumber,' n. Four standard and advanced nest Resistration mer. son of Mr. and Mrs Kenneth chosen by a nominating commit- Wildlife Resources ari- Miss Margaret Hunter. 65. The &Ink af Murray drive-let bank aid daisies were held. of Fish and I silk at Murray State Colley.? will said alt- Palmer,. Max Parks, son of Mr and ter mackr uLl chiefly of autgaing or. nnuneed Friday. 17. er the examiner failed her on 12 502 Is well al ,tit' way [moan!! comple- F All ereinentary schools are en- Waylon Rayburn I be rid on Monday. June Mrs. Oarmon Parks, Max Workman. Seers. compared lion. rolled in the Junior Red Crass and The five-day sea.son, of the 19 points tested "They lust Fourteen Years Service Classes will begin June 18. The 89 gift boxes were filled. with the four days last year, will don't want to give me a license, Summer Session will end August 9. In volunteer services, all suppty begin Nov. 27 and end Dec. 1. that's all," It is a good looking building thus six The Summer Short Session will be quotas were more than tilled for 'The department said tnat Drastic far Undiscouraged, she indicated she Overhaul Department and will look even better when new counties were opened tor deer from August 12-28. Fort Campbell. will try again "I am very contident completed Marble will be used hunting this fall and will nave an Fifty-four Gray Ladies were Tickets For In addition to the regular sched- of my driving ability Driving is a around the top of the building and initial one-day season lhese in- trained, along with three men and ule of classes, several institutes, when the drives settle, they will passion of my life and I could drive Of be clude Adair. Logan. Marion, Han- Education Is Recommended two staff aides. workshops, and special courses have pat ed. cock, Taylor and Warren counties. for hours and hours" The District Conference Was held been scheduled for the summer. Stars Go On In the eastern time ,,one, the at Pennyrile State Park on Sep- Heading the list will be the Sum- She first drove into the head- By JOSEPH VARILEA grant based upon the needs of local squirrel sea.hon will open Aug. 31 Jt will be quite an addition to that Gsmber 23 with Bernard Harvey he- mer Science Institute for High lines In her native Stockport. Eng- United Press International districts AS determined by the eval. through Oct. 31 and sant of town big a group leader and speaker on and continue School Teachers, which is jointly land last year when her instruct- Italica) pracess Sale Monday will be reopened from Nov. 31 to FRANKFORT. Ky Ili A con- the disaster program. sponsored by the College and the or, .Stanley Davenport. jumped tram sulting firm today recommended a The board took frontal notice of Dec 18. National Science Foundation. An- her car in mid-lesson and tied Changes Seen Essential a initial drastic overhaul in the operations We are glad the trees on the south the services of the retiring directors In the western zone, the other joint program by the College shouting "This Ls suicide! K." The consulting firm said that its season will be from Aug 15 to Oct. and organisation of the Department side of it could be saved. and of the fourteen years service Tickets for the opening ragst per- and the Foundation is the Science recommendations constituted ma- season from Nov. Undaunted, Miss Hunter, a re- of Education after criticizing the jor rsndered by Waylon Rayburn as formance of "Stars In My Crown" 31 and the second and Mathematic. Training Program changes and admitted that as chairman of the local chapter. 21 through Dec 2, tired school teacher, drove her- department for a lack of leadership a result they might be difficult to The once a will go on sale Monday at the of- for High School Students. week pickup of tree self home-and was fined $3 tor and planning. secure But it added the changes branches fice of West Kentucky Productions, by the Murray Sanitation Other special courses include: driving without a license are believed -essential to a program 510 Main Street. Murray A report, made by the manage- System is a welcome service. We've from June 17-July 3: "Air-Age Edu- Suave then her driving esca- of basic educational improvement There will be no reserved seats for Two Return From ment consulting firm of Cresap, contributed our share of limbs, dead cation Workshop": "Program for pades have involved: in Kentucky." the first performance which is McCormick and Paget for the state shrubs, and hedge trimmings, and State FHA Meeting Junior High Schools": and "Ser- --A demonstration spin with a scheduled for June 22. and all Commission on Public Education. The planning the quick removal Is highly appre- vicing Tractors and Mowers"; from woman reporter aboard that last- and leadership ci.,ted. tickets for that perfornatace will be called for specifically: functions of the department re- $3 July 8-24: "Herbicides in Insecti- ed 100 yards before Miss Hunter ceived the greatest criticism in the Trudy Lilly and Mary "timer- cides"; "Animal Uutrioltn"; and a truck, wrecked her car and -A top-to-bottom ieorganization Persons wishing to order tickets report "The Core Curnculum": from July was fined $14 for reckless driving. 14e used to have stuff piled head for the first performance by ,mail man of Murray High School have of the department. '25-Aug. 10: "Audio Visual Aids and --Two driving tests in which she huh lor over a week trying to get should. address their order: Tickets. returned from the 18th annual state It commented that there is a wide Television"; from Air. was flunked, once before she be- -Employment of sr. career dep- it moved In some way. "Stars in My Crown." Box 679. Mur- FHA contention at Western Ken- Educational variation within the department on Teaching Conservation"; gan because she could get no in- uty superintendent who could main- ray. Kentucky. tucky College in Bowling Green, 12-28: - what abjectly hs should be pursued Hygiene"; "The Atypical surance in her hometown; once for tain continuity of planning and pro- Arrangements for buying tickets June 4-6. -Mental One of the rea.saia, for this, is "Guidance" making seven false starts, running grams beyond the four-year tenure Our middle sized boy Is gone this for succeeding performances will be One of the highlights of the meet- Child"; and that the Board of Education ex- parking three teet of the elected superintendent. The week to New Orleans and his ab- announced tater. ing for the girls WRS reported as a red light and ercises little policy control The re- deputy, the report said, should be seme is easy to note from the the presentation of Greg Colson, from the curb. port also s.id it would require the MEETING WEDNESDAY which two paid at least $20.000 per year, $8,000 lack of the constant racket that goes FRIENDSHIP NIGHT concert pianist Mrs T Lilly. -Driving lessons from department to develop specific ob- precipi- more than the superintendent now- on when he's around Cleo Sykes, adviser to the local chapter, ac- - - male instractors resigned ject/via which would be the guiding makes brave fellow that he is. took eight The Friendship Night at Temple companied the girls on the trip The Arts and Crafts Club will tately, principles, of the department's work ala came to this Northern Ire- explorer Scouts to New Orleans for Hill Masonic Hall sponsored by the Murray High School. was one. of meet with Mrs. Metes Linn, 104 She -A change in the basic role of once they have been approved by a town to. make a fresh start. weeks trip Eastern Star Chapter No. 511 will eight chapters in the Kentucky South 14th. on Wednesday. June 12 land the department from regulation and the board Mid it said the board reactions are too last." she not be held Monday night as pian- Lake District designated as a "Hon- at 2:30 pm "My inspection to leadership in upgrad- should make a thorough annual re- explanation for her turn up ned or Roll Chapter." Members are asked to please said in ing educational efforts on the local view of the department's success or Dr. John W.Oswald note change in meeting place. the wrong way street. level failure in meeting its objectives and --More control priorities. NEW UK HEAD -- Dr John W. by the state Board Weatiaer of Education Oswald. vice-president of the Uni- Pope Coordination Difficult Wheels Begin To Turn To Name New Formulation of a yearly pro- I versity of California. will become The report commented, too, tn... -- /Import the Aixth president of the Univer- often times various sections within sity of Kentucky on September I. VATICAN CITY -• Cardinals of the Roman Catholic the RIP UMW Funeral For Lee department work at cross pur- Named to the post by the UK Board Church quietly compared views today on the men most eligible poses. 6 of Trustees. he succeeds Dr iFrank to succeed Pope John XXIII. Barnett Is Today "It is'difticult to get work coordin- Kentucky Lake: 7 a in 350 ft , G. Dickey, who is to become execu- The discreet exchanges in the marble halls of the Vatican ated acmes unit lines." the report Bo change in 24 hours; below dam tive director of the Southern All- were an informal preliminary to the conclave which meets June Funeral services for Lee Barnett, said, "and there are numerous in- $02 ft. down 05 ft in 24 hours. 0V/elation of Colleges and Schools. 19 to elect a new pontiff. For all practical purposes, they were as 79, will be conducted by Rev. Layne stances .of overlapping Jurisdiction Sunset 7:15: sunrise 4:3'7. secret a.s the conclave itself. Shanklin this afternoon at two and work efforts." As the cardinals chatted discreetly, thousands of mourners o'clock at the Temple Hill Metho- It said a number of committees Zasu Pitts Dies descended into he Vatican grottoes, under St. Petre's Basilica. to dist Church. Burial wifl be in the have been formed. "but committees beloved _Pope who died church cemetery. have rarely proved suctpasful as ad- by United Press International pray before the temporary tomb of the At Age Of 63 Mr. Barnett, a retired tanner, ministrative bodies,- All zones of Kentucky - Party Monday. died Thursday night at the home Moreover. the current organiza- eltiudy, continued rather warm and In St. Pete'a basilica, funeral rites for the Pope entered their of a son, Conn Barnett, in Auburn, tion structure of the department humid through Sunday, with scat- second day. They go on for nine days. with interruptions for HOLLYWOOD Comedienne Kentucky. has all but broken down completely, 0 tered thundershowers occur ing Trinity Sunday and Corpus Christi, and end June 17, two days Zasu Pitts, 63, never a "star" but He was a former Magistrate of the report said It had been set up ly in the afternoon and even- betore the start of the conclave. constantly a delight to movie, stage Calloway County and a member of so that only the two deputy super- High today and Sunday 80-90 Preparations for the conclave were already in full swing, with moM and television audiences with her the Temple-Hill Masonic Lodge. intendents report directly to the In north-central area. 86-92 in carpenters building a wooden floor of the Sistine Chapel and other fluttering hands and quavering Pallbearers are Garnett Morris, superintendent But, in actuality, northeast and southeast, low 90a workmen sealing off the conclave area, disconnecting telephones voice, died of cancer Friday. Edgar Morris, Crawford Barnett, many section heads report directly in western and south-central sec- ART—State Safety Commissioner and preparing lodgings for the cardinals, - She hati returned to movies re- DISCUSS SAFETY Otyid Burkeen, Rob Jones, and James with results often of duplication of tions. Caummisar, Courier- The princes of the church present in Rome - about 40 out cently to play a telephone operator Glenn Lovern (left) and Basil Hugh Burkeen. effort member of the Ken- of a total of 82; - were meeting daily to discuss current affairs in the still unreleased "It's a Mad, Journal Promotion Director and a The Max Churchill Funeral An organizational structure was committee, view final art and physical preparations for the conclave. Mad. Mad, Mad World" after being tucky Press Association safety Home has charge of arrangements. recommended with the career de- education mate-. Far more important were their private meetings in small Low' tonight 70 in north central, absent from films for several years. work for the first in a series of safety puty superintendent and five as- 61 groups to sound out each other's feelings about potential candi- 63 to 70 in the northeast-southeast The girl with the unique first which are being prepared by the Department WEDDING POSTPONED sistant superintendents. rials dates for the papcy. area, western and sou-central in the name ,first appeared. in films with Safety in co-operation with the press associa- Those who prepared the report Public during The current talk% seemed aimed at bringing about a con- low 70s. Mary Pickforci in a silent movie. She tion's safety corrunittee. Themes of the program The wetiding of Miss Marilyn heard a number of criticisms from Temperatures at 5 a m. EST: Lex- July, sensus within each group on one or two candidates. There was drew serious roles until the advent the remainder of the year will be: June, speeding; Morgan and Mr Preston Barrett local school administrators These ington and London 66, Hopkinaville of talkies when movie producers August, reckless driving; September, a distinct possibility that some names might already be receiving has been postponed froni Sunday at ranged from reports of ''too many improper passing; favorable consideration from more than one group. 71, Covington 67, Paducah, Louis- decided that her quavering voice safety inspection; October, re-examination of 3 00 pm to Monday night at 7 30 meetings. many of which are worth- ville and Bowling Green 72, Evans- and accompanying expressions with vehicle The most widely mentioned names still were those of Giovatwil licensed drivers; November and December, winter driv- p.m because of the death of Mr. less" to complainta about a lack of Vale, Ind . 71 and Huntington. W. hands and eyes were more suited to Statists Cardinal alontini of Milan. Armenia's Gregory Peter Barett's grandmother, Mrs Ida Bar- -a statewide system for evaluating hazards, including drunken driving. Va., 62. comedy. ing and holiday Cardinal Agaglanum and Bologna's Giacomo Cardinal Lercaro. rett. the quality of education offered " ddA7--0-

1,turE TWO THE LE fIER & TIMES - MURRAY, nENTUER2 SATURDAY - JUNE 8, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMES Bowling League Holds Annual POSLEBHED by LEDGER & TIKES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc.. Warren Giles Right On The tontioltdallon at the Murray Ledger, The Callowa,y Get Timm, and The Yankees Times-Herald, October 20, 1918, and the West Keetuc.kian, January Banquet; 1, 194111. Awards Are Presented Old Bazoo With Prediction JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER The Women's Magic lq American Tr' Bowling 10. Minden Reaves We reserve the right By United to reject any Advertising, letters to the Editor, League held Its annual banquet at 11. Peoples Bank Press International Chicago White Sox defeated the or Public Voice items wincb, In our Three is a crowd opinion, are not for the best in- the Triangle Inn Tuesday evening. 12. Diens Beauty but four is ridi- Kansas City A's 7-1, the Detroit terest of our reeders. School culous. 13. Boone Cleaners Tigers downed the New York Yan- President Anna Rule conducted So. three aheers for clairvoyant League NATIONAL kees 8-4, the Minnesota Twins Cry REFIRiSENTATIVES: 14. Blue top- WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509 a short business session Ridge Mft. Co. Madison Ave., Memphis, at wnich Warren Giles, who is right`on the ped the Las Angeles Angels 6-1, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; time High Team Game By United Press International Stephenson Bldg., the officers were elected for old beam with Me pre-season pre- Detroit, Mich. 1 Lake Stop Grocery 880 $15.00 and the Cleveland Indiana spauikea There's a new game in the Amer- the coming year Named to ottice diction of "a real tight race ' 2. Caldwells Used Cars 665 in the Washington Senators 8-1 The ican League and it looks like any- Entered at the Poet Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmissioo were Anna Rule. president. Jackie 10.00 the National as Ildaell Paint League Baltimore-Boston garne was post- body eligible Seconci Class Matter. . Gilbert. vice-president. Peggy Store 847 5.00 By United Press International is to play it. Hen- Of course, good old Warren makes poned by rain. High Team 3 Games National It's called, "Get those Yankees SUBSCRIPTION don. secretary-treasure, and Estelle League more or lea, the same RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20e. 1. Bilbreys prediction Homer Beats Olivo while the getting Is good" month Per Fieii.sgt.-at -arms. 2409 $15.00 W 1. Pct. GB every 85e In Calloway limd adjoining countae, per year, .4.50; eta- 2. Caldwell year but that doesn't altar Duke Snider's three- homer Used Cars 2398 810.00 LOS Angeles 30 23 .566 The -getting is good" these days where, 18.00. the fact that he looks like a prophet off reliever Diomedes Secretary Beverly Wyatt present- 3 Tidwell Paint Store 2375 5.00 San F'raricisoo 31 34 Oilvo in the Mickey Mantle .564 today with a virtual four-way because is brooding GI ed cash- awards to all the teams Plaque for the Most St. Louis tie ninth earned the Meta their •Tiss Ontstmadtag Chris Assad of a Camimunly is dm Improved .... 31 24 564 for first with a broken bone In his left loot Mildred Bowler place in his circuit. come-from-betund victory alter integrity Hodge. chairman of toe WAS given to Mildred Hen- Chicago 31 24 .564 and the mighty world champions et Us Newspaper" Actually, the Lou Angeles Dodg- Cardinal trophy committee. presented tro- drick, for pin increase. Cuwinnati as starter nad 25 .510 ers are ahead by a whisker Just don't look the same without phies both to the teams and In- High Individual Pittsburgh WHO a limited them to two hits throng/1 SATURDAY - JUNE 8. 1963 .4verage for 26 27 461 4 .566 percentage him. dia but identical .564 the first eight 'rulings. iduals Season Milwaukee 25 27 481 4 'u figures by the San Francisco Giants, Don It was the Detroit Tigers' turn Final standulgs tn elague play are 1 Mildred Philadelphia .... 24 28 Drysdale cooled oil the Cubs Hodge 159 Trophy 462 5 '2 St Louis Cardinals and Chicago to take a whack at the Mantleiess as foilows. 2 23 32 with a seven-hit performance that Anna Hine 158 Engraved Disc .418 8 Cubs add up to an uncommon Yankees Friday night and they Ten 1st Place - Bilbrey, G. E. New York 362 brought him his seventh victory of Years Ago Today 3 Murrelle Walker 156 Engraved 21 34 10. crowd at made the most of the top. the year. Drysdale fanned rune ni it with an 8-4 LEDGER & TiltEB FILL 121. Points StIbli - 35 Lost Disc Friday's Results Carl Warwick s 10th inning dealing the victory that dealt New York its Trophy And ('ash Award Friday's Results sin- Cubs their third loss gle which gave Houston second straight loss and fifth in Members. High Individual Single Game Los Angeles 4 Chicago 1 a 2-1 vic- in the last 14 games. Basketball fans who want -to see the fifth annual North- tory over San Francisco Friday Denis Menke's six games. 1 Martha Knoth New York 3 St. Louis 2. night night eighth inning sin - 6 South game in the Murray State College gym Saturday 1 Shirley Wade 225 Tropm helped create the snarl when it gle broke a 5-5 tie between night 2. Shirley Wade Cincinnati at Phila. Ppd.. rain the }lane Aguirre, an old Yankee can still obtain 2 Esse Caldwell 121 Lngravec knocked the Giants oft the top Braves and tickets. George Hart, Murray's mayor has 3. Gladys Etherton Milwaukee 9 Pittsburgh 5, night rung Pirates and Hank "killer- with or without Mantle, 4. Disc for Aaron's 17th homer charge of sales. Dill Snow Houston 2 SAO Fran. 1, inns the first time since May 6 - highlighted an spaced out nine hits and Al Kaiine 5 Mildred 3. Dell Snow 215 Engraved Disc Warwick, insurance three-run rally Cecil Boren, brother of Clarence Boren of Murray route Hodge night an ex-Cardinal who has by Mil- hit a-three-run homer to lead the High Individual 3 Games waukee four, was seriously 2nd Place - Caldwells Used Can boosted his batting average 46 points in the ninth. Tiger attack. And, as injured early this week when the auto- I. Essie Caldwell 602 Trophy Saturday's Probable Pitchers it to show 1151., Won - 40., Lost during the past three weeks to its mobile in which he was riding was involved 2. Judy St. Louis at New York - Brag- their worn for the crippled champs. in a headon Trophy Parker 584 Engraved Disc present 320. came collision. and Cash Award Ito 5-2 vs Craig 2-8 through with Detroit fans celebrated a Members: 3_ Jaye Rowland 562 Engraved Disc his game NOW YOU KNOW Ica Angeles at Chicago -winning blow off loser by Hank-his second big league The Murray Training School Orchestra will City Association Secretary. Gladys - Padres begin its six 1 Judy Parker Gayle Perry after Colt rookie hit-by showering Etherton awarded "200" Club 3-5 VS. Buhl 5-4. by tinned Press Yankee 'lion weeks summer session under the direction of Josiah Darnall 2 Jenny Humphreys Pins Rusty Staub's ninth inning norner International to all bowlers having Milwaukee at Pittsburgh - Bur- American fielder Roger Mans with debris. on Monday. 3 Esse Caldwell a 200 game off Giant starter Bob Bolin motorists during 1962 or dette 5-5 vs. Law 1-2 had Hikes Lifetime Record over. Members receiving pins tied the paid $4 829 billion in federal excise Mr and Mrs. A. B. Austin and Mr and Mrs. W. Z. Carter 4 Joy Johnson Cincinnati at wore at 1-all. It was Aguirre's second win • Were: Philadelphia - taxes, in 5 Murrelle Walker *2.149 billion in state registra- left this morning for Daytona Beach, Florida for a vacation. 'Plain:Awls 0-1 vs. Mahaffey three decisions with the Yankees 1 Shirley Wade '2-7. In other NL action, the. New tion taxes and 3 738 billion in stoic While there Mr. Austin will attend the National _ Tidwell Paint Store Ban Francisco at Houston this year and raised Ms lifetime Board Of Essie Caldwell nignt York Meta cllpped the Cardinals gasoline taxes, according to the Au- Education meeting 107,, Won - 42o, Lost 8-1 vs. Bruce record against them to 7-4. The in Daytona Beach. 3 Dell Snow 2-3. 3-2. the Dodgers snapped the Cube' tomobile Manufacturers Asociation. Tigers have beaten Trophy and Cash Award 4 Judy Parker five-game winning streak 4-1, and the Yankees American League five times in six Members. 5 Katherine Lax the Milwaukee Braves beat the meeting this sea- son-despite the fact that they are I. Anna Rule 6 Murrelle Walker W I. Pet. GB Pittsburgh Pirates 9-5 Rain wash- 7 Mildred ed Read 17-27 against the rest of the league. 20 Years Ago This Week 2. Verona Grogan Hodge Bait imore M 21 604 - out the ga.ine between Cincin- the Ledger's 3 Martha Shoemaker 8 Anna Hine Chicago 32 22 .593 nati and Philadetptua LEM= The Minnesota Twins defeated & TIMM FIZZ 4 Marilyn Lee 9 Martha Knoth New York Over in the American 2'7 20 .574 2 League, Use Classifieds the LOS Angeles Angela 6-1, the 5 Jo Watson 10 Gish: Etherton Minnesota 27 24 .529 4 Chicago Yhrte Sox beat the Kan- Men in the armed services would rather read about what 6 Margaret Tidwell 11 Joye Rowland Kansas City 26 34 .520 5 ni Detroit 8 New York 4, night sas City Athletics 7-1, and the• their families are doing 4th place through 14th place 12 Nettie Ernestberger Bost& in the letters they get from home all M 24 449 6 Saturday's Probable Pitchers Cleveland Indians whipped the than received cash awards 13. Jackie Gilbert Los Angeles 1.IVE-77 anything else reports the Office of War Information Teams as 36 30 .464 7 '4 Minnesota at LOS Angeles night Washington Senators 8-1 in other follows 14. Joy Johnson following a survey. Cleveland 21 36 447 8 -Pascual 7-5 vs Caned 4-1 AL games. Boston at Baltimore THE MORE YOU GIVE was 15 Wanda Nance Detroit 23 33 .440 8 '4 .Chicago Various organizations and business houses in Murray have C'Elank Murray at Kansas City night - rained out. 16 Iva Carson Washington 19 36 345 14 Fisher 5-8 chipped in enough to buy a nice radio-phonograph 5 Triangle Inn vs Bowsneld 3-6 for the 17 Madeline Parker Saturday's Trebel& Thome Five Cadet Pitchers Terry 6-5 vs Mom 3-2 -Hitter Club at the Woman's Clubhouse. 6 Lake Stop Grocery 18 Martha Shoemaker Boston at Baltimore. Ppd. rain Cleveland at Washington nIgnt 0. W. Swann was elected Commander of 7 Murray Beauty Shop 19 Doris Garland Jim Kant pitched a five-hitter the Murray Chicago 7 Kansas City 1. night -Kralick 4-5 vs Daniels 0-2 American Legion Post 73 at the meeting 8 Tappanettes 30 Carolyn Lee Minnesota for the twins, who scored their of the post Thursday 6 Los Angeles I. night Boston at Bakimore night - night. 9 Rowland Refrigeration 21 Beverly Wyatt swirl 16th victory in 20 games. Lennie Cleveland it Washington 1. nignt Monbouniret,e 8-4 vs Barber 9-4. Green snapped a 1-1 tie with a two- The body of Charley E. Smith of Dexter was found run single in the seventh inning as yesterday morning beside the N.C. & St. L. railroad tracks. • the Twins handed Dean Chance his A coroner's inquest was held this morning. fifth loss against five victories. irjaleatniz Some Novel Ideas Juan Pinearro pitched an eight- hitter and hit a two-run homer to For Home Decorators raise his record to 5-2 Dave Wick- 30 Years Ago This Week ersham, tagged for 10 hits and live LEDGER runs in , suffered nu & TIMES FILE Sy JOAN O'SULLIVAN fourth defeat compared with Iota Vou CAN frame phot- wins. Harry B. "Shorty" Arnold made formal announcement 1 graphs, pictures and paint- this week of his candidacy for the office of Circuit Court ings. But why stop there! Clerk subject to the Democratic Primary in August. There are any number of • other thir.gs you can frame to The Murray City Council Friday night raised the T1 salary give your decorating scheme a i.,.. M UR R of the Mayor from $75 to $200 per year and voted to increase AY :311 novel touch of originality and ...... -10.1 THIATINIE 11.1 the salary of the incoming judge 10 per cent. interest. The Postoffice Lunchroom changed management this You can, for example, frame week with Open - 6:30 - Start - 7.30 N P. Paschall and E. Jeffrey buying it from the window! former owner, C. E "Hatcher With Plywood Tonite Summer reached Murray in earnest this week as the Instead of using draperies, 3 Features mercury rose to 95 on Tuesday after a reading frame it with plywood. of 90 or, "('ARRY ON NURSE" Sunday and 92 on Monday. You can paint the plywood, JOB OPENING cover it with fabric or wall- "('ARRY ON CONSTABLE" raper. trim it with decorative "CARRY ON SERGEANT" fringe. braid or For Young Mature Man, The suggestion is one of Starts Sunday Quotes From The Ns "1601 Decorating Ideas" in Over 21 Years of Age the new edition of a book of By UNITED PRES. INTERNATIONAL the same Lite which is avail- NM ER able at sewing supply coun- JACKSON. Miss - Comedian Dick Gregory. challenging Should be able to type, havg elni i i 1 1 i ters. initiative, ability to learn. Mayor Allen Thompaon to bar further demonstrations against Frame A Red - racial barriers . What else can you frame! Permanent Job for the right . t -Stretch the barbed wire, daddy, we're coming '• in- Why not a bed'! Frame it iividual Opportunity for 4 8 i - ad- - • )1 1 0 with draperies to create a vancement Local firm, down LONDON - Lord Poole, co-chairman of the Conservative four-poster effect. .own Office type Job, mostly M- party, on former War Secretary John Profumo's relationship For this treatment. a ade. with Christine Keeler wooden frame la attached to . . the ceiling over the bed. The "The episode of Mr Profumo is extremely serious and Should frame is edged with decora- be able to get along has extremely serious implications 1 y . It can only make the tive fringe and four drapery Ith people and-not be afraid of task ',RAPP:RIES hung from a wooden frame that is Attached to the ceiling are used to frame a of myself and those who are the leaders of the Con- panels are hung from It, one ork. New ADD A MOTION PICTURE a bed. The four periela are arranged so that, the) suggest a. decorative four-poster effecL servative party more difficult." at each corner of the bed. TO THE WONOtRit Of THE wOlh,DI Another clever treatment, .ki. HAROLD CPI NAO.* ting suggestions or sewing Write Box 32-W PARKERSBURG. W Va especially effective in a child's - Brooks Boggs, crying to shortcuts. you'll find them in rescuers room, calls for framing the after being trapped by rocks in a railroad tunnel this book. It., 100 pages and TIRO 111111311 ceiling by tacking a tasseled cave-in . Murray. It,. valance around the top of the countless illustrations go all ..:.-,,,.. EASTWAKEN .rs.:-.. • "My Lord, get me out of here I'm in terrible pain " through the house, from base- If you're looking for other ment to kitchen. offering framing ideas, novel decura- bright ideas for every rutan. WHEI WILL MS BE CURED? • • Ends Tonite! • "Samson & Seven Sty when... with your dollarsl en ID:it, 1 Miracles" ilsup & "Clown & The Kid" Poem' annairLs acLanoata ADM. 62e k 25c

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0 aise' ••• Of (7-ka PjUSIlhelit 0 6etkeehA6041 /z/a6Patise ot- flonemoon and THRESHER • frse , '0' RINGS-Hers are three of the 15 packages of friart,t7e) "0" rings recovered from the bottom of the Atlantic by drag VAIANCF, is %ATI g in a l'1,1111•0011 WINDOW risme is covered with fabric to' I lines from the oceanographic research ship Conrad. Exam- lacited in giat.e around Um top uf tile %%ails trimmed with dramatic toraal so it matches the, bcdspreild. JIM ination and tracing girl's room. It's of stock numbers determined that one of • the pa(.kagea could RTAZIOSA . Ika• togas wily Loin lust out, Teivaler.,.. F601.HijffON-LJ°01.184:44kETTicliviDE PAGE THRlyv REPITIICRY TEIR LIMO/tit & TIMERS - RELYIERAY, JUNE 8, 1963 SATURDAY - JUNE 8, 1963 Four Held On Machine Gun Theft CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle 3nkees ALS( SS 5-Hits - - 6-Poker OUVIEM KNOX, Ky. RIM - Pour teen- fl alt= 1-Buekeds stakes FT. • 4-Avaa 7-Swerve 800LINti agers, including one girl, were free n?-4/ 11-Clandestine 8-Bitter amen 0002111 US with 12-5ea nymph vetch on bond today in connection ' TRADE 9-Note of Mari , SELL AdHELP MEM M2P HIRE 14-Great Lake gun and 750 ENT scale tlt the theft of a inticine erican V omumm ii. OSIRO Evaluates 10-Angry ammunition here. 17-Artinc4al outburst PIPBMDBM WROML4 hounds of blank language 91-Musical MOM FBI in Louisville confirmed IS-Cover ta MEMO The sign boys, all sons of 19-Striped Psalms gMEMP IMEOMITI Thursday that the animal BUMP WARP Ma and the e Cry "1 IIIIM•mrsisenwers -Cupolas military personnel here, 20-Knave al mod- E34 in MD MOM. OMR par- heat-only two years old, very cards -Rise Auld gen girl, had been released to their ss International $50. 516 1962 MODEL 10x50' RICHARDSON 21 UM WOW =BM 22 CUBIC FT. FREEZER. large shady lot, large FOR RENT -Man's a hearing. tame in the trailer. Call 492-3715 em kitchen, nickname MOOMIN (491915P ents following Amer- South 8th St., 753-2284. ilOp Straford house upstairs. 22 elc garage, private entrance to 'Treks W41 OGRUT In- it looks like any. FOR SALE after 4:00 p.m. 23-Manufaer feter 011719 Agents of the Army Criminal sell or trade for smaller house HOUSE, 2 ELOCKS play it. Will 2 BEDROOM lured .._er,..., vestigation Division arrested one of HOUSE TRAILER., 42's HOUSE TRAILER 28 lots. Call PL 3-5659. .1139 21-High school derision 11, MI-Heathens et those DOLL Clothes made to 59 s}tuLTz ALL METAL or vacant from college. 39-Blemiah youths as he carrying the Yantees BARBIE to wholesale. BEDROOM (abbr.) ts-Partn•rs e- 31-Repetitio0 41-in favor of the ta,, Eli- 8' in good condition and priced ft., 8 wide, $1980, below WE HAVE NICE TWO 25-Poema 32 e gun from his Is good' order Reasonably priced. Call APARTMENT. TWO 26 go-Detested -Guides 42-CotlectIon heavy caliber mac sell. Call Hardin 437-3510. jlOp Henry County Hospital, house near lake with lots FURNISHED -Rabbits 33-MIlitary of facts Gowans-753-3752. 6-11-P Across from modem 2T-Pedal digit et-Weary here in a,4leeping bag. good" these days zabeth good well, only blocks from court square. Private assistan ts 44-Near home - Pares. Dorothy Hezog of out-buildings, 28-Tropical 68-Rates SS- Thicket HI Mantle is brooding to bath. Call PL 3-3347 or 5 In air -Spanish 4 FARM, 55 tendabie, 6 $4800. entrance and fruit 23-Fl051 SS-Row article AutharitiesOiald the boy admit- lie in 73 ACRE 4 DOOR COLOR green. new, jlOp 29-Part of his let loot Tao 53 CHEVY 2 LARGE MEDICINE cabinets, 00., 506 maul, PL 3-4645. weapon and am- miles northwest of Murray. Phone RoBERTs REALTY fireplace ted taking the world chanipions In good running condition. one-half of the wholesale price. 753-3924 Or (pl.) lab- bedrooms, bath fine well, burley 750-1651, Hoyt Roberts APARTMENTS 31 munition from a mobile sound the same 753-6307 or may be seen at 111 So. tile enough for 2 bath 2 UNFURNISHED -Nerve without alrcured bases, mail at door. Ceramic Ray Roberts, 753-5583. J -8-C upstairs. network oratory on the Army post last mon- and 13th St Guy E. Leah. jeric foot. Phone for rent. 1 bedroom, one 32-5 ll'P rooms, 71fie per square continent boy implicated ine two Call owner 489-2190. 1601 Olive, Write Box 655, phone (abbr.) th. The eroit Tigers turn - - 753-6752. j10p 31-Paddles youths and the girl is from 436-3951. 35 other at the -Used $09.00 up. KIMBALL Beauti- -Animal was visiting Mantleless PIANOS bedroom brick IMMEDIATE POSSESSION enclosures iiMININ1111111111S111111 Birmingham, Ala., and °RO- STORE FIXTURES, OIL STOVE, BEAUTIFUL NEW 3 36 area, night and they PIANO-486.00. BALDWIN brick located on -Note of scale relatives in the Intessene air condntoner, oash register, sales home. 1I2 baths, large lot, in Fair- ful 4-bed room 37-Mature 1111111 of it with an 8-4 ANS AND PIAN0t3. Tom Lonarcio road. This house 38-Carried 1g1111111111111101111111 register, bookcases, tables, etc. Rav- view Acres, New Concord Highway, Martins Chapel NOTICE It New York es Piano Company, Paris, Tennessee den with fireplace, 26ft. 39-Artici• of 111111M111 eimwarimere. en Book Shop. .18P open this weekend, Fulton E. Young, has paneled furnit ure 1111111M11111111111 loss and 11X.: wall lath in - 753-4946. J-8-C living room with fireplace and 40-Sun god FOR CORRECT owner. Telephone SPINET PIANO 41-Metal tubes 14.1114/11 wall carpeting, 2 large bed rooms, 111111111A311111111111111 -1956 CHEVitOLET panel truck. Col- to 42- TON ard the and 6 • THREE BRICK veneer kitchen with bar car:tact local sheltered TIME J-11-C BEDROOM ceramic tile bath, WE WOUL LIKE 'TO Vaill11 an old Yankee lege Cleaners. 14' PCENTOON-witia or without with paymetes aide 11111111M111111111ta with a den, electrical heat, kitchen, separating dining space, utility reliable person to assume 43-Traps TEMPERATURE without Mantle. motor call 753-3628. J-12-P up- references. 46- Sing!ng 113° 1111 SUMMER PIANO and Organ Sale carport. storage. Only $12.000. BUS- one-halt bath on first floor, Must have good credit 1111111111111111Piiiiiiiil DAY OR NIGHT Ins and Al Kaline 4307 voice (pl.) down in floor samp- INESS LOCATION - lot on Main stairs has 2 bedrooms, bath and lots Dealers Credit, Box 47-Retail tomer to lead Prices cut way Write 61111 the Street. THREE BRICK NIC.r. THREE 13F2DROOM is carport with Ilehment m2111111111111:4/11 les and demonstrators while our BEDROOM EXTRA of storge space. There Affton 23, Missouri. I 41 4, as if to show lot near New front -Narrow, supply lasts For everything in music veneer in Richland Sub - Division house on a Pa acre storage area at rear, porch in flat beards DIAL 753-6363COURTESY e crippled champs, with heat and air condition- on Highway 121. Has storm the rear of house. vise Timm's Music Department 500 central Concord and sundeck at DOWN ebrated a double all garage, lull ft x 388 it & FOUND 111111M111 South First Street, Union City, ing. utility, den, kitchen, paneled windows and doors, Lot is shady and 266 LOST 11111111M1111111111 scond big league two tile o e year loan. 1 1-Dangers BANK J-10-C with antique birch, ceramic bath, $7500 full price. deep. F. H. A. Sl 25 PEOPLES ig Tennessee. 2-Sour 111111111111 Yankee rignt baths. WILSON INSURANCE and NICE THREE BEDROOM brick on down no closing costs. KEYS 3-Anger 1111NEM11111111 $4,008.00 LOST: ONE SET OF CAR at is with debris EL Real Estate, Main Street, phone 763- lot on highway 121 at 4- French mii CANNA BULBS. RANCHO Nur- 1 Is acre Claude L. Miller Kuhn's Dime Store and article 11111111 line Record only between Distr. by United1m111111111111.311 Feature : Murray, Ky. sery. Mac 3263 or 753-5086. j1.00 Cherry Corner. This house is Real Estate le Insurance Please return to Syndicate Lie. .s Parker's Grocery. second in in 1 three years old, has large beauti- Phones PL 3-3059 JlOp PL3-5064 Ledger & Times. vith the Yankee. ful lawn, nice shade, good well water, L3-6064 Monts PL. 3-3040 24-0 ar Charles M. Schulz ttsed Ma lifetime ceramic tile bath, carport and utility. hem to 7-4. The PlEANUTS8 $14,500. RUGS 12 x 13, 12 x 12. ten the Yankees Lumber Co. Inc. bed- 2 WOOL Murray WE HAVE TWO NEW THREE One 30" Hollywood bed, must sell fleeting this sea- room bricks in Murray which are OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN MURRAY at once, also used books. Phone Tact that they are now ready to be occupied Both are 753-6752. J-13-C SCHOOL rest of the league. A DEAL priced to sell under $14,000 OYER!SCH001. EVERY FOOT SQUARE WE RAVE A LARGE 10 room house Twins defeatect at 1107 Main Street. Hhas two and IS OVER! Angels 6-1. the 104 East Maple Bt. Tel. 753-3161 KELP WANTED one-half baths, large paneled den ix beat the Kan- ge with stone fireplace, gas furnace cs 7-1, and the w * PART TIME OR FULL TIME help is whipped the to with my business, $2 per hour tors 8-1 in other lanasnp mem. eatv• pooffinq na; ma.4 lessens see All len qualified man for route work. Age at Baltimore was " no 21 - 45. Will train if you have 833 experience. Write Mr. Green, Brand Street, Mayfield, Ky. Phone ive-liltter j8c by Don Sherwood 247-6038." led a nye-hitter - LADY EXPERIENCED IN BOOK .50 THAT'S FARGO'S OPERADON rho scored their A viarOgS TO15 MYSELF eilte• IOJIP, PI MP/ with good background in I'M ILiEGAL GAISOLING AT 'THE 10 games. Lennie IMF* a keeping MO I VIOULDIS T MIND TRYING NO14 GRATA 50 9. Permanent position PER5ONA -1 tie general ledgers. MY LUCK WHERE EL5EJSU.L HASS TO with a two- age, 5COSEONE with local firm. Write giving CAN I GET let oN PLACE THE BETS IIMMAS 110IV seventh inning as • had climbed higher and higher. away from a job that had status, qualifications and THE MeCiee selOUT CNN'S !EAGLE NAGLE Dean Chance his CHAPTER 1 I get the stark ledge, with marital from Bob Drake, Now on to Box 32-T, five alone high on a become dull, above her, it I employment history victories. QHE STOOD dull for some sheer rock bluff 113c the wild who had been that the old Murray, Kentucky. latched an eight- sJ ledge overlooking in her was obvious to her River time, from everything there was , .wo-run homer to beauty of the Colorado man had been right; FOUR HOURS each woman, meaningless life. BABY SITTER 5-2. Dave Wick- A small, golden young no way to the top she could see. is in school. She had simply packed some morning while mother 7 10 actually seemed to rival up It was at a dead- Mrs. hits and use she and a few sports Her venture 50c per hour. 5 days week. of sunlight that camp gear nes. suffered Ma the gleam Angeles, and end. Fears, Orchard Heights, yellow clothes, left Los rum- Sandra waxed wan tou3 Ilastashed its pre-sunset From far off -creme the June 17. 110c back. started driving, continually Gray Apt 30. Start beer the rock bluff at her bling again, swelling, swelling, turning off onto progressively Hair, tanned skin, sparkling then dying away in the distance. •rnalle r, more insignificant eyes, all carried the glints of "Now, don't panic, little road' until finally there me WANTED TO BUY gold, lending an illusior of a Kit murmured. 'Just longer been any roads. The bird," cast of that precious no sure it's just statue twin ruts had endret thunder-I'm AND Cats. illusion went no last pair of again at BARLEY. RYE, WHEAT RAY metal. But the where the thunder." She glanced glance: there in the open meadow Farmers Gram & Seed Company. I Teigasett further than first so far the bird, unconsciously seeking Bashmiller of station wagon now stood tic by Ernie was nothing of the coldness companionship with the only below her. statuary in her quiet immo- creature near. Start - Three days of quiet aloneness Living NANCY 7:30 bility. aware that she was been enough to clear Suddenly PENNY-- her stillness she had not outright. HERE'S A It Even In cobwebs of trembling, Kit laughed OKAY-LET'S BE that away the stifling gig- WELL, I'M THAT'S YOUR radiated a vivacity had "She's not panicky," she -- ures the civilization, but the time BUSINESSLIKE matched the wildness of gled, -I am." Then she sobered FINISHED been sufficient for her to rea- HAD aroune her. A tawny, get down off NO- WON'T MONDAY YOU NURSE"' scenery what ailed her. abruptly. "Better PAYME TAKE"HOME !ion, had it been lize exactly MY 'ONSTABLE" sleek mountain was a this place." she murmured. MOW YOUR LAWN LUNCH AT in her -Cobwebs of Civilization" PAT? 4 crouched on the ledge -That crazy story about this -I'LL DEDUCT SERGEANT" no good name for it. UNLESS YOU PAY HOUSE place, would have seemed place must be reaching my The expression had entered THAT--- more appropriate to the setting nerves." And she started pick- ME FIFTY CENTS- her thoughts a.s she had lain was this girl. around the large than mattress in the sta- ing her way LET'S BE not her manner of on the air a It was sleep. It rocks on the ledge toward impression; tion wagon trying to BUSINESSLIKE dress that gave thin faint game trail that sloped off ii was a delightfully apt phrase, the short tan skirt and match- side of the moun- smiling to herself. around the the tan canvas shoes, she thought, ing blouse, smile about tain. at home on a And being able to would have been would "So long," she called to the court. It made her feel that she golf course or tennis bird. "Back to your housekeep- find the better balance she There was something about the all over." for in her life. Bob ing, excitement's herself, something that sought her woman her for an Her voice was gay, but from her very Drake was pressing seemed to come mar- uneasy feeling persisted - to to answer to his proposal of being. She seemed attuned flare into sudden alarm as her riage. Soon she must decide, Stature. confident step forward found and the decision would be a alert awareness of no footing. She grasped at a Now an difficult one. feeling in the air of a gnarled dwarf of a an unusual "He's considerate and re- limb Van Sures girl. She felt a tree beside her. Impossible! by Raebnrn touched the liable," she thought, "but do I through her. under her feet ION PICTURE shiver of fear run - She shrugged her The ground a love him?" SLATS e tut wielitOt The trees hung lifeless, not that that looked the same, but It seemed ARBIR AN' shoulders and decided SNE WANTEP leaf stirring. Birds that had pressing, to have taken on a rocking SNE FOUND WI/AT cr Peens Issue could wait. More WELL, SUE, I HOPE HESTER'S 81./rNefTAIL noisily going about the mat- motion, swaying her baek and GOOD-BYE, MY CHARLIE -- AND BACK IN /04/, Geile CNefAV/E: been and much more exciting, FOUND WHAT SHE WANTS I HOPE business of their daily living forth. KNOW THAT /AY LOVE WILL BE Ar&S CAN SI/N YES, (ers were afoot. IN HER, HOME TOWN . , suddenly fell silent. The sounds • • • -I must be dizzy,' she YOURS FOREVER-AND NAY WISHES SID,T00, CHARLIE. of nature had hanging on to the limb LIFE ei0 WITH lit ..tns.4. and rhythms VESTERDAY an old man on gasped, FOR A BEAuriFUL and the world held its with both hands. -So dizzy!" SUE.' Mopped, horseback, the first human YOU AND YOUR breath, waiting And then it Then everything around her being she had seen for three came! It earn* from far off, a went into crazy motion! The days, had ridden up to her rumbiing, grumbling rumbling became a grinding faint makeshift camp. Ur! sound. roar, punctuated by sharp, pis- • After the usual petite tense figure of the gold- tol-shot crack& Great rocks Ss cii The "Howdy" and an exchange on en girl slowly relaxed. She that had stood on the mountain the condition of the weather, he smiled and shook her head. slopes for ages began rolling had told her he was looking for 7he Kid" "Kit Adams, my gal," she said about like marbles and, gaining a herd of horses that had herself. "you're getting momentum, plunged down the to strayed from his ranch far downright Jumpy letting a little mountain, crashing against down the valley. He had ob- and simple thunder scare trees, sweeping wide paths as plain viously been in a mood for talk, my you like that. You too," she they crashed onward, so Kit had asked him to share added, shaking a finger at a Ahead of Kit, as though a her lunch. brown bird that sat near giant hand had reached out and email "Strange country," the old on a branch of a bush, its pinched off a piece of cracker, her man had said. "Lots of it never cocked on one side, com- a section of the ledge she was by Al Capp IEDyi head explored. Canyon,' too steep to pletely ignoring her. Only min- on crumbled away, sailing mit climb into, mountains too steep 416 before, the bird had been over the trees and smashing utes climb up. That's one of 'ern LIL' ABNER berries into four to far COuCKLE!!-GALS busily stuffing had pointed to into bits below. V/PPACfr.r.. a neat right there." He 5E_ YOR'N N tiny wide-open mouths in now The tree limb to which Kit so SENT R3' MARRYIN' mARRI IS MEREIS the mountain on which she - AI-I'LL in the bush. Now even this im- desperately clung lurched vio- AN' A MINUTE,DEAR MOGT stood. SAM!! YO' 15 SO WEAK YO'90mE OTMER SECOND parental duty had been snapping her against the B."- KIN portant -mit it looks flat on top," lently, AH FINALLY E '710'-:.5° POPOOLAR forgotten. rock bluff, where she fell like MIZZUBLE 11 M E,DEAR.r! she bad said. "Couldn't, a heli- HANG ON ATION 4.1._ gentleman. as a rag doll, losing consciousness. LOVES "Hey, lady, or copter land up there?" look wor- no longer capable of the doubt- THU LONG!! /f PASTI ME! the case may be, you He had shaken his head. •03' know something I ful honor of being the lone wit- ried. Do you "Ain't no good for no kind of at the bird ness to the worst earthquake don't?" Kit grinned planes. Funny downdraft around to look out in the history of the state. and again turned there. Somepin' else funny Mountains split open, spilling Mow the landscape about that there mountain, too. wainet thender. large slices of themselves into "Perhaps it Everbody allaa seem' smoke up then, a jet plane, the valleys, dramatically erect- Well, all right, there, but cain't nobody get lip Could be a ing great dams *rushing a distant blast? there." rivers. It was as igh an dozen things." had gone on to After her guest with his land- The bird, still oblivious once artist, displeased a hie way Kit had started at it Kit's voice or movements, eat scape, were quickly pairting for this challenging mountain. without moving. The world still over, changing. every detail. On its slope' she felt the pull held its breath, listening. (To Be Continued Tomorrow) of its strangeness as she In a clearing far below, and like a toy, Was Rita or looking fiction. Any similarities tit nam;s, characters She had trav- This story is station wagon. 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8, 1983 ttRAT, KENTUCKY SATURDAY — JUNE ?AGA trotat THE LEDGER & TIMES — Mt •";• ": •• 0= Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - 753-4947 14.6 1.q.0 CENTENNIAL SCRAPBOOK ilmsnuann. arm ainallannnonno The War for the Union 1861-65 in Pictures

A Four songs which have been reverberat- No. 31'IT big down through the century were the bestsellers of 1863. George F. Root, whose "The Battle Cry of Freedom" was inspired by the heroism of newly enrolled Negro regiments in the Union Army at Port Hudson, La., wrote "Just Before the Battle, Mother" the same year. The Rev, John Henry Hopkins' carol, Are," in 1857, 7.(71,Z,V7'.97 a • re for my age 1 nave been "We Three Kings of Orient composed ;. •ins: since I was 12. I ant going sprang into popularity in 1863. The rousing song, "When •eady with a real doll of a guy who Johnny Conies Marching Home Again." was first heard year. Dear Abby .. 16 There is only one thing wrong that The latter was the work of Patrick Gilmore, the most '0 h hOn. He doesn't know how to famous bandmaster of the time. The organization he kiss Should I just act jute I don't had formed in Boston in his twenties was a touring at- ,aiew how to kiss any better than traction for a decade before the Civil War. !,an or should I tell him he needs At the outbreak of war, Gilmore induced his per- Patience! .1 few kissing lessons? Try Loving formers to enlist as a group, and they became the band FRUSTRATED of the 24th Massachusetts Infantry. Inclusion of that l)EtR Don't FRI'sTRATED: regiment in the occupation forces at New Orleans in kissing leswons Abigail Van Buren tell him he needs 1863 enabled Gilmore to demonstrate that music has .ou're prepared to tell him power to induce persons to forget hatreds and respond how sou got to be such an eseprt! in unison to rhythmic expression of nobler emotions. • • • He organized 10,000 school children—mostly of Con- ie saaa, • , aaa raaesaaaaa DEAR ABBY. This mieht help federate parentage—into a chorus for a public concert r I am some of your readers. There was a DEAR ABBY Is !Iserea ‘A by combined bands of Union regiments-600 musicians. his reign, Pope John XXIII re- S couple were married 6 years. want- A CUSTOM REVIVED—During cure a person ot talking constanayS altal'HEit They sang airs common to North and South: "America," reigned 1S46-78. ed a family and couldn't seem to vived a custom begun by Pope Plus LX. who When ray mo:ner comes to visit iitAR TIRED: Your mother is "The Star-Spangled Banner," "Home Sweet Home," Here he is applaa.d- hsye any They both went to doctors that of visiting prisoners on Christmas. us for a week es cry summer. she .ippareritl a cum'Kaki% e talker-. others. of Heaven Pr.son. sild took all the advice their friends wil by kneeling prisoners In Queen doesn't shut tier mouth lot one But if others are able to tolerate In spontaneous appreciation, 100 citizens of New eftered but nothing nelped minute tusless she s asleep. She • it, perhaps .ou should exercise Orleans tendered Gilmore a banquet. The Union gov- woman told them ale:lists been this aay. No matter more patience and understanding in old Norwegian ernor of Louisiana telegraphed President Lincoln that o drink goat's milk They were Patrick Gilmore had "done great good to the cause of the atm is talking she takes over, and We all 114re to put up with a Cer- Sarsfield Gilmore. and asnu.sed at the idea, but said. "What autograph. Born Ireland on Union .. ." Television In Review changes the subject to scenetrung tain amount of -babbling" ()mar in san we lose?" So they Christmaa Day, 1829, he had his After the war, Gilmore's Band traveled both North SHE wants to talk about 1 am get- stranger. to whom we owe nothing got a goat gout's milk. initiation as a in the and South receptively. His career reached a climax at By RICK DU BROW tiag so I dread her visits Ern a ner- but omm.n tastiness. 'Sena yeti . nd stared drinking cornet player brass band at Ballygar. He was a jubilee in Boston, when he led a band of 2,000 and a United Press International vous w-reck when she goes riome thine sour mother is entitled to Both of ihenVi Within six months the lady became pregnant They tn i •arant to S. at 19, dur- chorus of 20,000 in a specially constructed colosseum Its not necause she s lonely as ane at least that Mut h and perhaps by: ing famines in Ireland in the 1840s. seating 100,000. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Notes to watch television lives with another one of her mar- a little more,- on drinking the goat's milk, had [KIS] —CLARK KINNAULD Arrivals and Departures: CBS-TV confirmed that Jerry ried children. who alsohas a liunay. • • . • ind in the next four years they three more babies Then they got ••••••••• Van Dyke, brother of Dick Van Dyke. will be a regular on Heaven help them! They should get DEAR ABBY I am 15 and %, rid of the goat and haven't had a new fall series ...Hugh fjowns takes a two- Distributed by Wag Fseturtis Syndicate Judy Garland's -tsetse-4sec -Thes—ts.--ne—joite, "Today" show starting next week vacation from NBC-TV's • The lady Is me Friday: his "Today" cohorts. Jack Lescoulie, Pat Fontaine "MOMMY" my husband works they have dame- and Frank Blair, will preside .. Piers Anderton. NBC's Berlin 'Note to readers: Check Meal ing during the noon hour My hus- correspondent and narrator of the Emmy-winning documen- Uwe before acquiring a goats I band is participating There are !married %%omen, divorcees and sing- READ THE LEDGER'S CLASSIFIEDS tary, -The Tunnel,- was transferred to New Delhi ..."The ABBY' At the oftice where 1.1e eirls working at his °ince He Tunnel" dealt with the building of a passage under the East DFAR made :he excuse that he needs the and the escape of 59 persons from the Com- Berlin "wall" exertnse I don't like the idea munist sector. !Should I express myself? ocial Calride WIFE Al' HosiiE Fame: Vincent (Ben Casey) Edwards is being immortal- S ized in statuary at the Movieland Wax Museum in Buena DE.aR WIFE: By all means. :DALMSTUBBLEFIELD -variety Tell him If he needs exercise dur- Park, Calif. Edward's special one-hour musical Monday. June 10 his lunch hour to take a brisk show is expected to air on or around Thanksgiving Day, The South Pleasant Grove Home- , ing walk. probably on NBC-TV makers Club sill meet at the home! Will BirOpeit This at 1 pm for Sunday af Mrs Sadie Cochran Blueprint Dept.: ABC-TV's "hicHale's Navy- may be the Callowui . pir the lesson on -Meals In A Minute". seryed at noon at the • • Prescription and Needs basis for a movie if a good script and other details can be • County Country Club. Hostesses e_t_your Drupe, Sundry worked out . MGM-TV is having British writer Ian Flemisg., The Bethany Class of the First will be Mesdames George Hart, • creator of the James Bond adventure stories, work up a Ilspast Church "all not meet this Helen Btaulett. Cook Sanders, Cody WILL 5 CLOSED from will meet 8 at a Caldwell. Bill Barker, Holmes Ellis, one-hour series idea. hopefully for the 1964-65 season .. rronth bat July MIN a.m. to 1,00 p.m. for Ofturoft Hour \ ;a-cc to be anr.r.inced latzr. Bill Solomon. Frank Ryan, and CBS-TV would like George Maharts. who refuses to return F. • • • • Thomas HosAncamp. television to "Route 66," for his own show in 1964765 .. Some • The Dorothy Moore Circle of the people called up to ask why we didn't give fulsome praise to tedera1 troops to- Co.leee Presesieran Cnurch video coverage of John's ...Answer: Should any- HUNT HUMAN sAcstna asur—swee3.fl Pope death Gran for remnants of meet whh Mrs A M. Marvin at gm a search of the tulle around Villa one be commended greatly for doing the job he is expected sacrifice. The cultists. Hazel at 630 p m. a relirous sect addicted to human • • • • WI do in the first place .. It is as thoukh a reporter were of ccarisaans )'.erped up with what is believed to be a dr.nk stake Its high The Calloway County rleneologic- to be given the Pulitzer Pfitze for merely coming back with and human blood. burned at the leaves ai'Society will meet at the home of a story. priestess, Celina Salvana. and killed five other Persona Mrs John Nance, 1715 Farmer ens- a' 2 pm Evin-yone is invited Ready? att end •• • First one to the garage Circle V of the First Baptist- n will meet at tie, on South 9th Street at 7 gets the Comet! ' in

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The \tar* itsor.a Frost Clrcle of .e of the First Mettaxlis• liar(1, w..I meet in the twine 01 K Kyle. 118 North 14th I 'reit ..• to 30 a. m. • • • • The Priebian Clams of the First Baptist Church will have a covered I SAVE I .asket pimtar at Pavilion Six at the r Sty Para at 6 30 p.m. with the hus- SPECIAL LOT SALE aands as; guests • ••• The Par'.-. Road Homemakers Chi hill must it the home of Mrs. J. Il aaaach .it. 10 am ONE DAY ONLY • • • The King, Daughters Class of the Scotia Coae.e Baptist Church will In BAGWELL MANOR Subdivision --- We have selected 7 CHOICE LOTS to meet at the home of Mrs Hayden Hickman at 7 pm. • • • offer ONE DAY ONLY - SUNDAY, JUNE .9th (Tomorrow) Drive out South Murray 44..: Chapter No 433 Or- i:er of Fail:tern Star will hold 9th St. to BAGWELL MANOR -- Murray's Largest — Newest — Save — Save its regular meeting at the Masonu Hall at 77.30 p.m. — Save. • • • That's the way people feel about Comet malTs sense any way you Circles of the First Baptist Chur drive! Handles look at it! It's big enough for a I wins Comet; it's fun to WM.4 will meet as follows: a — LOOK FOR THIS SIGN! Mrs. Boron- Parker. II with Mrs. like a dream; all the power you family car; priced right for sec- Mildred Barnett, III with Mrs. T want; especially with its great ond car; and it has the highest re- W Crawford at 10 am ; IV with Mrs. H C. Chiles at 2 30 pm. V-8! This car's really got it! sale value record in its field! • • • Wednesday. June 12

The New Concord Homemakers Club will meet with Mrs. Bess Dunn 63 COMET SAVE at 1 pm. • • • The Ladies Day luncheon will be 15%

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