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United Press International IN OUR 84th YEAR Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, September 3, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXX1V No. 208

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•0 lames educes ton Is pity Deducted STREET. EXTENSION IS, _UNDERWAY et• or scale •OLIVE max: dowre heidean Farm Bureau Directors s is J. 0. Evans Company Begins ua - tate Music Festival Will Meet Tonight _New__Reco d et

Dates Have Been Decided On The Calloway County Farm Bu- Work On $46,000 Project Here • reau directors will meet tonight at • - -.- the ( 6 30 at Farm Bureau office. Another street improvement pro- Work on Poplar street is well un- The seventeenth annual series of Quad-State String Orchestra Feste- Two talent winnez - The Division jete has started in Murray with derway between Eleventh and Quad-Stale Music Festivals; has been val. February 3. 1984. the act oll will perform T to present ic wi be n Traff workmen being on the job this Twelfth also. The street narrowed echeduled for the 1963-64 school The Quad-State Choral Festival, will present at the district they morning to begin work on the ex- between the two streets mentioned season, as follows: Quad-State Chor- scheduled for November 4. Water- contest on September 19. The trio tension of Wive Street to Second and work was done to eliminate this al Festival, November 4, Quad- he'd Student Union Building. Mur- consists of Danny Kemp, Ken Keel 0 The project is being accomplished bottleneck. The curb on the north State Band Festival. December 2; ray Kentucky ( State College, will and Don Oliver undcr the Accelerated Public Works side of the street was moved back be under the conductorship of Pro- Program and will cost about $464000. about four feet to permit an easier fessor Robert K Baser, Fine Arts ver Labor Day The city will pay one half of this flow of traffic. Faculty, Murray State College This All Hope Fades cost The project includes placing At the intersection of Poplar and A • Employees Are event will enroll approximately 300 steel culverts under three streets in Twelfth, the corner was widened to select singers from all high schools For Trapped Miner By United Press International would push the toll past 556. the the M-(eow Lane Sub-Division. allow easier accea into Poplar from that make application. The worst Labor 6ay holiday record for highway fatalities dur- Plees are to extend Olive Street Twelfth. The north side of the in- The Quad-State Band Festival is SHEPPTON, Pa. CPI Rescuers' Added At traffic toll on record climbed stead- Mg a summertime holiday. The Vice-President tendon Johnson east te North Second :erect, to eli- tersection was rounded off, where- scheduled for December 2 at Murray turned today to the gorn task of fly today and threatened to set an record was set over the Independ- minate the narrow bridge on North as it has been a square intersection State College Professor Paul Shah- recovering the body of Louis Bova. all-time mark for summer holiday core Day holiday this year. Secoiel per Douglass Elementary making it extremely difficult for an. Director of Bands. Murray state 52, from the mine shaft where he Schee,. and to extend North Third traffic to turn east into Poplar, Tappan Stove was trapped with two other men tragedy- 1 The Labor Day told had already In College, will conduct the Sensor Johnson r. 25 A United Press International tab- set these marks: street to the newly extended Olive. especially when cars were waiting to Quad-State Band: Josia.h Darnall, Aug. 13. ulation showed 545 persons had died The construction of this extension Niter Teelth. An increase in Irene Arts Faculty. Murray State Hope of rescuing Soya alive ended the production in traffic during the 78-hour holi- I -It surpassed last year's Labor will aid the business area Mayor When the work on Poplar is com- schedule of The Tappan Company's College. will conduct the Junior early Monday when officieLs decided Day toll of 501, the previous rec- weden As day period from 6 p. m Friday untAl Holmes Ellis said this morning, by pleted. paving of the street will be Murray Division hes resulted in the Quad-State Band These two bands I their probes would yield tittle else holiday. midinght Monday night. I met for the eliminating the dead end street at undertaken. addition of 30 employees to enroll a total of approximately 250 than the body of the mieer the The breakdown: was well over the 525 killed North Third. The Olive street ex- The J. 0. Evans Construction select students from high schools Bova's companions. Dave Fellin •plant's work force, it was reported daring this year's Memorial Day Tour. Begins tension will also allow for easier Company received the contract for by D. Sea* plant and junior high schools throughout and Henry Throne. -.'ere brought to superintendent. Drownings - -- 65 ho'iday That figure. compiled over dispersal from the. Murray Menu- the Olive extension work. for a total The Murray plant is the Quad-State area the surface alive in a dramatic early - - • - currently Boatel 6 a 102-hour holiday was the record facturine Company as the shifts of $46.274.79 The city' will pay half producing an average of nearly IGO The Quad-State String Orchestra morning rescue operation Aug. 27 STOCKHOLM, Sweden ale - Vice Planes - 6 for a summer weekend until the get off work. of this cost and the Federal govern- ranges per day This be lingeen: Pastival will be held on February 3, from a chamber adjoining one In President Lyndon B. Johnson ar- Miscellaneous --- 6 July 4 holiday topped it. The installateon of the steel cul- ment will pay half ed to a schedule of BOO units per due at Paducah Tnghman High School, which Bo*.(a was believed trapped rived he:e today at his handshak- Total 606 --It was the third succeseive holi- verts in Meadom Lane Sub-division The work OR the widening of Pop- on Monday. September 9, Bea* gait Paducah This event attracts ap- A shaft t b ing. campaigning best to begin a CalgonUaled the death tally with.,..daY _marred bY. a new record .9I will aid in that area also since the lar street.lb Wing .done....4....the city Twenty of the 30 neweileledimes proximateiy 136 string instrument 304 feet undergrotma. was completed . m emir of-ftve -north 80 fatalities There %ere 43 in Tex- 1 highway deaths culverts will be so long and will al- street department under Superin- have already begun work sad the players from schools in the Quad- early Monday and it had been plan- peen nations. as, 30 in New York state.ta 20 in The death tally was a blow to the love the streets to be straightened. tendent Jimmy Billington. others will start on SeptelabW * state area The 1964 orchestra will ned to send a volunteer down and But his three-day visit to Sweden Michigan. 26 in North Carolina, 23 . Safety Council, which had issued - - - which time the total plant employ- be under the directorship of Dr. possibly bring Bova with him. nearly began with. tragedy. Illinois, M in Georgia and. 2 in ra pre-holiday estimate of 430 to men( MU climb to 700 Predench J Muller, Cleveland, Ohio. However, officials were convinced .trk The U. S. Army helicopter carry- Indiana. 520 traffic deaths. As the toll climb- Stay in School • The plant's errailoyment level has Each of the Quad-State Music by a television camera lowered into ing Johnson into the city from the Only two states-Alaska and Dela- ed the estimate was raised to 575. 'WSCS Seminar remained extremely stable at ay- recreational period, and a concert for it, that the shaft was too narrow to airport dipped too low as it neared Breathitt Urges ware escaped a casualty over the The Safety Council said a total of proximately 860 workers since last consists of rehearsals, luncheons, a permit a rescuer to go down safely. the heliport and a rear wheel long holiday. 1 380 persons could be expected to January with no employees laid off recreational pried, and a concert for The camera revealed no sign Of crashed through a fence separat- die in traffic over a similar. non- . The Na-tional Safety Council fear- ing the landing stage from the Is from the plant. the public. soya,and super - sensitive mi HOPKINSVILLE. Ky. eia -• Ed- Scheduled ed the final tabulation of deaths !holiday period. "The Tappan Company is pleased The Quad-State Music Pestivals phones failed to pick up evidence crowds. ward T. Breathitt Jr., Democratic to be in a position to 'acres* He are co-sponsored by the First Ms- of a man's heart beat Children scampered out of the nominee for governor, appealed to w w• production schedule and tr?it Kentucky Music Educators As- "It's all over now, as far as the S way as the helicopter hit the fence, Kentucky youth ih a statement September 11 'more jobs at this tune.- MealsP=. 1061410n (William Myers. Mayfield. rescue is concerned." State mines State Traffic Deaths tilt but there were no injuries and the Monday night to return to school Yale inteeseed onsouossonasphainalli elbelrotont %NO Mor NOM RIMPOrt- Secretary Dr. H. Bend= Charm- era* landed safely. and complete their edueeeeion. and addition of workers wilt made merit of Murray State College R. bury seid after a conference with Minutes later. Johnsion, his wife ,,Every -hey - and girl who quits lbe 16duelltkinal Semtn" of the Paris • possible through extra effort by W Farrell, Heade leaders of the rescue operation. and their 19-year-aid daughter school or fails to o back to school Pa District' Woman's Society of in- During the past sixteen years, An Holiday Bird were waving to thou- 1 Christian Service will be held at •salmi In boosting the volume of The last signs of life from Bova . Even Dozen On Lynda has 'lost an opportunity for a better the First Methodist in coining orders, more than fourteen ehousand school were Aug. 20 when he was able to sands of cheering Swedes from the life. This represents a lass to the Church Ful- Ito on Wednesday Wo- muacians representing one hundred tap three times that he still was open car that carried them into the individual and a luse to Kentucky," SePtember 11. By United Press InternaUorial 536. compared with 538 this date men and twenty-five schools of Ken- alive. heart of the city. Breathitt from over the district are ex- last year. said. tucky. Tennessee. Blinois. and Mis- Kentucky recorded a dozen deaths Johnson said he hoped his trip The Democratic candidate esti- peeled to attend• Three of the victims, all little The Wall ROUC1 have participated in the Quad- here would strengthen the "old. a high school education theme for the day. "Called to Herbert on: its highways during the holiday mated that eels, died in. one aecident Saturday Serve", be • State Music Festivals sight Arrested Over strong and unbreakable" ties that is worth, on the average. $65.000 in will. presented through • weekend despite a relatively safe evening when a car went out of Schools that have not recereceived in- bind this nation and his. additional earning power while a the meditation, which will be given • Holiday Weekend Labor Day itself, on which one control and struck them as they vitations in the past to these events Then he swung into a round of college education add.s an estimat- by Rev Norman Crittenden, Fulton, Dies Sunday9 traffic fatality was recorded, were drinking soft drinks in front are requested to write for informs- official meetings anti smiling chats ed $139.000. and through the 9010 by Mrs. H. N. City police made seven arrests ov- of a store at Arjay. Ky. non to Josiah Darnall, Quad-State In addition, at least three persons with the public that was expected to "As the age of automation places Strong. of Fulton er the long holiday weekend. Two The children killed were Tere- College drowned in the state during the journeys to ' The day has been planned by Mrs. Music Festivals chairman. I were arrested on reckless driving carry- him through his an ever-increasing pressure on the Funeral Today sa Swanner. 5; her sister Denise, 11 Goldia Curd. Secretary of Station. Murray,'Kentucky. last long weekend of the summer. Norway. Finland. Denmark and the labor market for skills and literacy, District charges;one for running a stop sign months old, and her aunt, Bonnie ' "rhe following local schools have The Labor Day victim was Ed- huge Danish td island of Green- this value will grow greater and Missionary Educational and Service, , and four for public drunkenesa. Swanner, 7 Three other children Herbert Wall. Jr. age 62, passed taken part in one or more of the i ward Melton. 30. of Avawain, Ky.. land greater." he said. of Murray. ''Our Mission Today." the County police made one arrest for were injured when the car rammed away Sunday at 1:00 p m his festivals during the past sixteen who was killed Monday morning ; Johnson, on an unprecedented Breathitt said lie had pledged to church-wide study of the Methodist public druelteness -*, a parked car and truck, then crush- herne in Owensboro. Kentucky.'lels years: -in a two-car chilision on Ky. 80 visa by a high U S official to this the youth of Kentucky who com- I Church will be given up by Rev. Police said that few calls were ed them against the store front and death was allegedly caused by a Kirksey. New Concord. Calloway about 2.5 miles east of Wooten in nation, flew in from Washington plete their education a five-point Marvin Jones. Missionary Secretary received over the holiday which be-. a soft-drift machine. self-inflicted gunshot wound. County High, Murray College High. Leslie County. !after a brief stopover in Hyannis program including 75,000 new jokes. of the Paris District. gan for many at noon on Saturday Held in Bell County jail at Pine- He is survived by his wife Mrs 'and Murray High School. I Port. Mass., to confer yeah President guidance and counseling service, a Mrs. J. E Underwood, of Paris. and continued over the next two Melt :ill's death brought Ken-e ville on manslaughter and drunk- Elirabeth Wall of Owenaboro: tarn Kennedy at the summer White constantly improving educational sye will teach "The Christian Mission days tiselty's trariec toll for the year' to en driving charges was Frank Sick- dauglnersAiliss Betty Joe Wall of 1 - Howe. stem, a youth division in the state in Southern Asio", and Mrs Leon- ey el area Perk. I, ausv,Ile and Mims. Susan Wall of D Waiting for the vice president government to emphasize se•ecial ard Visighn. of Murray. 'The Two Jefferson County residents, a sister Mrs. Robert S delegation, led emploment opportunities for young Changing City Challenges the Oivenebero, on Is wife, was a top Swedish fucker Cordia 1.3rece. 26. end his •Jones of Murray: one brother John eir by Premier Teat Erlander and people. and a special program to I Church". **The Christian Family and Ma ,7.ret erece died e.unday in the T Wall of Detroit. Foreign Mhrister Torsten enlist young people in public ser- its Money." will be taught by Mrs collisior Clelr car with an am- He was a member of the Third parliamentary representatives lined vice,. Richard Tuck, of Murray and Mrs. Fund Chairman bulanrn making .a spital run at J. L. Leggett. of Paris, will teach Baptist Church of Owensboro The up to greet Johnson and a military high --"ion U. S. 3I-W. funeral was held in the chapel of band played on the platform. "An Introduction to Three Spirit- L'"1. ' 45, was fatally the J H. Churchill Funeral Home at After three days in Sweden, the ual Classics." injured when ter ear ran off U. S. The Secretaries of Youth and ,.:30 this morning Rev. J. H. Thur- United Fund vice president will visit Norway, Inquest Sef 41 near Mortons Gap in Hopkins man and Rev T A. Thacker will of- Denniark, Iceland, Finland and Dan- Children will present the materials the Mur- County Sunday. to be used in the Mission Studies ficiate and burial will be in named as fund ish-owend Greenland. the world's ase.. Donald Tucker was Saturday victims, beside the for Youth and Children Mrs E. B. rey cemetery. Fund largest island. For Thursday chairman for the 1963 United three Swanner children. included: Pallbearers were Barney Jones. He Is the highest American of- e' Cardwell. Fulton. will give a brief Drive in a meeting held last week Paul Garvin. 40..- Aelehend, .. e, Vernon Stubblefield. Jr., Alfred ficial ever -to asirthese arias. -- report cer-nOsitIchool of Missions in the county Judge's office ear ran off a road in the city limits •Toting, Kirby Jennings, Hilton Lynda, will be The book room will open at 915 Tucker was named as fend chair- Ashland Accident pi In will be- Hughes. and John Whitnee. Lady Bird. and 19-year-old daugh- a. m. and the registration man and the following named as Millard Wafters. 24. of Cutibage, Lynda, will be entertained by gin at 9:30 a m All study books officers of the United Fuod, Glen on Ky. 987 in 1 ter, TERM TO BEGIN BkielillledCoinuntay.collision lunch- and other materials will be on sale. chairman, Joe Dick, vice- King Gusta o a a Doran An inquest into the death of Mrs. The noon meal will be a sack lunch Pace. secretary- eon at the royal summer palace of Callovrey Circuit Court will blin chairman and Mary David Watkins, 16. of Louisville, Charlie Shroat will be held on close at 2:15 Sofiero during his . and the serninar will the September term next Monday treasurer who died Saturday after his motor Thursday morning at 10:00 am. RC- open. The vice president ea..° planned I p. m. The nursery will be September 9 Jurors will meet on The following budget has been scooter collided with a car pulling cording to Max H. Churchill, Cal- a round of discussions with Erland- Monday morning and selections will submitted by Joe Dick and has been away from a curb on a Louisville loway County Coroner. er and other members of the Swed- be made for the Grand and Petit approved by the board street Friday night. ish government. Mrs. Shroat died et 1 -00 p.m. on Juries The Grand Jury will begin ''.1"r$441114110.4 Two other persons were fatally in- Administra.ave Expenses $ 350 Friday after being struck at 12:20 Postmaster accidents Friday night. Its work after being sworn In by American Red Cross 6.400 jured in State Commissioner of Public Saf- by an automobile driven by Waylon •Circuit Judge Earl Osborne Boy ecouts of America 4,000 New Murray Glean Los em had predicted last Rayburn of Murray. Callovray Co Cancer Fund 500 ety Report week, on the basis of past exper- Hospital Of Big Sandy Calloway Co. 4-H Council 400 Mrs. Shroat w a s crossing the ience, that nine persons would be Calloway Co Heart Fund 1.250 report on the new highway near her home just north Weather killed in the state during the week- The progress Calloway Co Wetfare Fund 600 Murray Ho-genii was released to- of Murray. when she was hit by the Civil Defense 150 end. 1962 Cadillac driven be former Judge Held on Charge for the e drowning victims were: day The report shows that Report Girl Scouts ot America 1.850 of 57 Rayburn. Vernon Stud-still. 29. of Somer- week of August 19-23 a low United Pew International Handicapped children. (School reeistered with State police said that the acct-, .set, who drowned in Rockcastle Riv- and a high of 92 was PARIS. Tenn tel• -- Laverne. of New Hope) 1.000 of the week. dent occurred as the car came over High Yesterday 88 er in Pulaski County Sunday. scene rain the first day Gearhiser. 56-year-old postmistres.s Mental Health 500 scaffolds on the brow of the hill, which hides Low Yesterday 89 Patricia Hawkins, 16, Mayfield. Bricklayers put at nearby Big Sandy. will face a Murray Baseball Association 3.250 build- the roadway until the brow is clear- 715 Today 75 drowned when she fell from a bridge front of building. Carpenters grand jury on charges of hauling Murray Calloway Co Library 1.000 other crafts are ed. Mr. Rayburn skidded 104 feet • Kentucky Lake: No Information where she had been fishing into the , ing step forms. All illegal liquor. Murray Rescue Squad 200 poured the roof in an effort to miss Mrs. Shroat, available because of holiday. Sun- Bayou de Chien near Clinton Fri- on the job. Men Police said they found a case of United Service Organization back wing. His car was still in the right lane set 6:23:sunrise 5:30. day. deck Saturday on the whiskey in the woman's car and said USOI 300 will have to when it clime to a hilt. Leslie Wilson. 56. of Harrison. Sheet metal men the liquor apparently was brought 101.400. Young Men's Christian Assoc flashing on the roof No charges have been placed a- Western Kentucky - Partly clo- Ohio, drovaied in the Ohio River redo copper into Tennessee from Fulton, Ky. talon YMCA( 2550 brick. All gaitist Mr. Rayburn. udy and warm today, high near 90. when a pleasure craft on which she so that it will go into the She was released under $1.000 bond Mechanical crafts On the job. This particular area of the high- turning a little cooler with widely was riding Sunday night collided for grand jury action on a charge Total $22.000 being set by brick- way is the scene of another accident scattered thunderehowers this aft- with a barge. Stone columns of felonious transport of illegal The nominating committee was added which occurred seveal months ago ternoon and tonight Low tonight Another passenger on the boat, layers_ More plasterers were whiskey. composed of Hugh Houston, Way- Windows being in- in which one person was killed and In the upper 60s. Wednesday most- Regina Kendall. 16. is still !Mir's- to working force. Ion Rayburn, and Robert 0. Miller. another critically injured. Apparent- ly cldudy and mild. Writ and may have drowned. Four stalled Plasterers working on scratch ly the brow of the hill makes a HI-LO WAITING FOR NEWS AT COAL MINE CAVE-IN SCENE-Hold- other passengers were rescued. (bottom) coat, brown coat and fin- "blind" corner which is very dang- NEW YORK tit - The lowest • The 5 a m (ESTI temperatures: AUSTIN PTA ing her 20-month-old son, Gary, Mrs. Joan Salvadore, a of plaster. Bricklayers erous. temperature reported to the U S Louieville 75. Lexington 72, Coelng- cousin of entombed coal miner Louis Bova, waits as rescue CARTER PTA ish coats laying lead lined blocks for the Services for Mrs. Shroat were held Weather Bureau this morning. ex- ton 72. Paducah 72, Bowling Green workers drill toward him, 309 feet down, at Sheppton, Pa. PTA will meet Thurs- x-ray rooms. Folded plate roof will Sunday at 240 with Rev Joe Whit- cluding Alaska and Hawaii. was 39 73, London 09. Hoplaraville 69. The A. B Austin Elementary Two other miners, David Fceln and Henry Throne, were The Carter at the school. All shored up where scaffold is set tiler and Rev. Lloyd Ramer officiat- degrees at Butte. Mont Monday's Huntington, W. Ye , 72 and Evans- School PTA will meet tomorrow rescued after being trapped 14 days near Bova by a cave-in. day at 2:30 p. m. be ville. Iiid . 72 Septeniber 4. at 2 30 p m. members are urged to attend up on top of it. ing. Burial Was in the city cemetery. high was 106 at Blythe. Calif.

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6 ROJO TWO THE I.EDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY — SEPTEMBER 3, 1963 • •••••••11- •••••• •••••••••••• -41••• Martina two-run doubk in the nInth Hill Monoouguette, with relief help the opener and Jmuny Hall unload- tHE LEDGER Even Ralph Houk Should Be from Dick Radats, bemune the first ed a two-run clout to back up Lee Ek TIMES Hit Twelve Homers Red Sox pitcher in sevun years to Stange's five-hit pitching us Use PUBLISHED by LEDGER & DR. krittLE E. TISDALE TIMES PUBLISHITIG COMPANY. Inc. Twelve homers were hit in the win 19 games in one season when nightcap. Consolidation of the Murray Ledger, The C.'illoway Tunes, and The hi Inchans-Nats twinbill — six ui each turned back the Orioles in the open- DR. WM. II. ABERNATHY Tunes-Herald, October 20, HU, and the West Kentuckian, January Ready game. Homers 1, 1942. To Admit Yank 11 in by Larry.Brown, Max er. Rookie Bob Heffner posted his Abu. John Romano and Joe Adcock first major league shutout in Po JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER produced 10 Cleveland rum:, in the nightcap, CHIROPRACTORS by United Press International nightcap and banged out a pair of Knowing only five hits. opener. The Senators opened a 6-2 Mon. - Wed. - Fri. - 9-12 & 2-6 We reserve the right to reject-any Advertising, lawn niansger Ralph Houk singles in three official at-bats. with a Letters to the Editor, should lead in the rightcap on f The Ts', s Lied, their siege guise' Sat. 9-12 - Aonday 1-3 p.m. or Psiblic Voice teens which, in our opinion, are not for the best in- be ready to admit now. that the New /37-5131 - The Angels snapped :titling homers by lion Zimmer. bo- to good advantage against the Ath- - Dial terest of our readers. York Yankees have tawkal (1...ry peters' low cost Kentucky • awe, -game ttle Brinlunan and rookie pitcher iwo-run Hardin. their 14th Amenean League 11 whin rg alt .ak In the open- Ed nornens by Harmon NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 15081 pennant Hobaugh, then needed • sacrifice Mast:aux Building - S. 641 In 17 years. er Roves Vr, the White Sox rallied Killebrew and Bob WANT Madison Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time at Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; . fly by Chuck Hniton in the Allison settled AD If Houk needs anv seventh Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich. coctxing. this to a iii the se-ond ga:ue C. to preserve the ‘tetur,. little bit of interne:nice should con- NE HOUR SERVICE Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission 4WD vince him: Second Class Matter. The Yankees cake-walked past the - Labor Day milestone SUBSCRIPTION RAT: By Carrier in Murray, pet week 208„ per alto a 12-game lead their Intuit& 8. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $4.60; else- - biggebt bulge at this where, $800. stage of the race in 21 years. Back CLEANING in 1941,. New York led the AL SPECIAL by OFFER! Ths Ogielaading Civic Asset of • Community is the 181., triglines after Labia Day action WE ARE REPEATING THIS OFFER Integrity at its N•wspaper" and finished the smson 17 games THRU POPULAR DEMAND in front of the second-place Boston — PREPARE FOR FALL Red Sox. -- TUESDAY ;— SEPTEMBER 3, 1963 Whitey Ford become the American Tuesday, Sept. 3rd, Thru Thursday, Sept. 5th Leai:lie's first Al-g. Me winner of the season when the Yitnicees turned back the Detruit Ttg-rs 5-4 Monday ANY 6 Quotes From in the Metier Of thew holiday chai- The News n UNITRD PRESS INTERNATIONAL Tigers Win .Nlibleae The Tigers bounced back to WASHINGTON -L. Sen. Jack Miller predicting win 712 Plain 1-Pc. $2.98 (ft.-Iowa). the nightcap 2-1 behind Hank Garments the partial nuclear test ban treaty might raise national de- Aguirre. but that did that matter • fense coats: to the Yankees? Their nearest "pur-i "While the cost of atmospheric testing will be eliminated, suer.,." the Chicago White Sox. also: (:) A N Y 8 0 the more expensive costs of underground testing settled for a split against will prob-. the Los atrf increase." Angeles Angels — pulling out an 8-7\ victory after losing the opener 7-5 VENICE — Ex-King Peter b. Plain of Yugoslavia, denying that The 1-Pc. Garments migatal troubles Cleveland Indians blastie the rn $3.98 led his wife. Alexandra. to take an overdose Washington tvl ot barbiturates: Senators 15-3, and then dropped an 8-7 verdict: the Boston X 4•••••15.1though I haven't seen her DRESSES EXCLUDED - for some time, our marriage Red Sok turned bock the Baltimore is still sound." Orioles tw ice. 4-3 and 2-0. and the * ALL WORK Minnesota Twins won a pair from GUARANTEED * TLYSKEGEE. Al — C. A. Pruitt. Macon County school the 1Cans.is City Athletics, 6-2 and 37 psuerintendent, allItunCing that sclipoLs would open despite 1. achaei b‘L-, Gov. George Wallace: Mickey 11.1i-urle returned to the Yankees' "Any other course in the opinion starting lim-up for the first of the individual mem- time in almost ONE three HOUR nit riths in the bvri kif the Macon school board would bring federal troops Our COnnty." NOW YOU KNOW NEW YORK — Walter Stovall, revealing what his father MARTINIZING said on learning he was married to Charlayne TROUBLED Hunter, the By United Press International NEGRO COUPLE IN NEW HOME—At home under tiro, Negro girl admitted to the University a spedal state pullet guard in a white neighborhood On The Square of Georgia." Ursiinlay. with an area in Fel- This is the elirl of or 72.17'2 e: ,f t. Pa.. Mr. and furs Horace Baker show the world.' square Emits, is the smallest rep•..blic the strain. They finally moved in, under heavy police guard, after PICKUP STATIONS — * WISHY WAiHY NO. in'South Amerkw. according the two days I * WISHY WASHY NO. 2 t of bitter, egg and rock-throwing World Almanac. racial demonstration& ONE HOUR SERVICE

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TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 3, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIM PAGE . E. TISDALE ItRA1 IX21:1CHT ase—seresalre elmoni ABERNATHY slam a including Hank Aaron's 36th homer. hit hurling Th nner• Dodgers Sweep Twin Bill From The Phils climbed within a half- Jim Hickman hit a firsternan-up ed to start the the Houston; As game of fourth-place Mawaukee as home run for the Mets to start them Reds and Maloney t—.. In there HALTOM Cal McIsish went the route for his on the way to their opening game with a three-ha. he Fri. - 9-12 & 2-111 13th win despite allowing 11 hits, win beltixie_lefty. Al Jackson's six- inneei 13 hleta. unday 1-3 !I.-M- Koufax Marks Up His 21st Victory Of The Year I3I-5131 - Kentucky • by United Press International close in on his own National League 6-0. a n d practically disappeared ading - S. 641 Sandy's still a dandy, and now the record of 2E9 for a season. He now from the pennant race, 9, games Dodgers are hitting, tou. stancis at 350 and, the way he's behind. Cub Dick Ellsworth won his going, could break the record the 20th. The Fannies beat the Braves That classy combination — very next time out. His 21 wins are tops 9-4, while the Meti beat the Reds much in evidence on the i.abor Day in the majors. 5-3. and then lost to Jinl Maloney's holiday as the Dodgers 81. ept a twin Podres Wins 'fwelfth 20th..,y.ctory 1-0, Houston. 7-3 and 7-1, and bill from Another southpaw, veteran John- 20 hits plus Koufax 21st vic- bagged ny Podres, picked up the inghtcap Pitched Complete alanies could mean that it's all over tory win, his lath. but the shouting in the National Bob Gibson and Ron Taylor pitch- ER! While the Dodgers and Cards rol- pennant race. ed complete games for the Cards as league led on, the staggering Giants drop- iP they kept at least a little pressure ped two games to Chicago. 7-5 and Even though the secoad-place St. on the Dodgers. Gibson also hit his Louie Cardinals kept pace with a second homer of the year. Ken Boy- doubleheader sweep of 'heir own, era 21st homer helped Taylor win. 6-1 and 6-2 over Pittsburgh, the Dodgers retained a Mx-game teed Safe Holiday. The Giants lost Willie Mays in . WAITING FOR NEWS AT POTASH MINE BLAST SCENE—Rela- with only 25 to go. the fourth inning of.their opener tives, newsmen and rescue workers gather at the entrance • when he suffered a dizzy spell -- to the potash mine near Moab, Utah,. waiting for wurd from And Los Angeles certainly showed Hit due to exhaustion — w 1000 as Hottri.x ranii feet berow, Where a- fiery explosion trapped' 2S- men. no liana orroiriing 111-Y Then Ellsworth beat thms. in _the 13 batters in the openirg game to opener, with the help of relief pitch- 9 The Wall Once er Lindy McDaniel, who notched his 18th save. Glen Hobbie rubbed it SEVEN • SURVIVED MINE BLAST, 18 DIDN'T—One of seven men who survived a blast deep in In on the Giants in the nightcap awash mine near Moab, Utah, Chuck Byrge Is loaded intu an ambulance (left), with and the a brilliant two-hitter as Ron body of one of 18 who were killed is placed in DARLINGTON, S.C. Ii Fire- a hearse (right), two homers, one a grand- ball Roberts' idea, of a alit.' tibor Day is to race a powerful car before - 70,000 people at speeds; up to 134 miles per hour and run into the BRANDON BROS. USED CARS 98 wAll only once. and • That's what he did Monday it won him the 14th annual South- ern 500 stock car racing title plus • 922.325. The' ,lards finished in the first BEST BUYS CHEVROLET IMPALA four spots. Marvin Poach of Char- lotte, NC, was second, 17 seconds "COMPACT CAR HEADQUARTERS IN MURRAY" behind Roberts; Freddy Lorenzen, Elmhurst, Ill., was third, a lap be- IR hind, and Nelson Stacy, Daytona '63 CHEVY Beach, Fla., was fourth. H'top '58 CHEVY Sedan '59 BUICK H'top '62 STUDtB'KR 2 It was one of the safest big stock -Dr., 4-in-Floor 4-Dr., 6-( ‘I. 2-Door 4-Door Sedan ENTOMBED MINER'S FATHER, BROTHERS AT PIT—Antonio Bova, 81, father of miner Louis car races ever run. For the Drat 163 CHEVY SS '57 CHEVY Bel Air '58 CADILLAC '61 OLDS F-85 Bova, entombed by a cavem at • coal mine at Sheppton, Pa, visits the mine (left) for time in a Southern 500 there was Air, Double Power 4-1)r. Irtop, V-8 4-Dr., Hardtop 4-Door Sedan the first Urns. At the right, brothers of the miner talk with an unidentified friend (wear- no display of the caution flag. Only • ing glasses). The brothers are from left) Dan, Tony and John. once did a tire pop. '60 CHEVY Impala '57 CHEVY Sedan '61 VOLKSW'GN '60 OLDS 88 .9 pdan Roberts. a 32-yerir old veteran Sedan, V-8 4-Dr Str. Shift '60 FORD Starliner 4-Dr., Dynanv.tie IY NO. 2 racer from tkiytona Beach. Fla., smacked his purple Ford into the '60 CHEVY Be! Air '56 CHEVY Sedan 2-Dr. H'top, V-8 '60 PONTIAC HT retaining wall in front of the main 2-Or.. 6-Cyl. 1- Door '59 FORD Galaxy Bonnie, 2-Dr., with grandstand coming out of a curve. Power '60 CHEVY Wagon '61 BUICK Cony. 500, 2-1)r. H'top "I wasn't paying attention,' he Brookwood With Power Str. Shift, said. "It was watching my instru- O'drive '59 PONTIAC 'Sed. ments." '58 CHEVY BI Air '61 BUICK Sedan '60 DODGE With Power But thedamage was only a slight 4-Dr., V-8 4-Dr., With Power Station '62 RAMBLER was Wagon fender scuffing al d Roberts Station Wagon able to conclude, after riding his Come See Our • • mobile oven for four hours, "this Wide Selection of Older Care was the safest Labor Day I ever spent"

It was by far tha fastest 500 ever run here. Ideal track conditions, the absent* of a caution flag and Rob- erts' finely tuned Ford — "I could BRANDON get a 134-mile per hoer lap when- BROS. ever I wanted it" -- calibined to HAZEL HIGHWAY - ACROSS FROM A & P - produce au average winrefer speed of 129.784 m.p.h. SEE HOWARD BRANDON or VERBLE TAYLOR - PLaza 3-4383 • • L'Iurray Hospital Census — Adult 60 Cenisus -- Nursery 3 Patients Admitted 0 Patients Dismissed 0 New Citizens 0 Patients Admitted From Friday 9:13 WASHINGTON END OF "HOT LINE"—This is the Russian-marked keyboard on one ef the a. m. to Monday 9:00 a. m. teleprinters on the "hot line" between Washington, DC., and Moscow, moved Into tho Islach Harris, Dover, Tenn.: Mrs • office of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff. Expected to be In operation by the end of the Leon Collie. Rt. 4. Benton; Robert ONGRA RATION month, the emergency communications line is a step to reduce the risk of accidental Thomas Lofton, Rt. 6. Benton; Mrs war between the two powers. John Weyers and baby boy, 200 No 9th. Padwah: Mrs. • Jimmy Pritch- andAbaby • etri. pester: - Miss Clotile Pool. So. 6th. Mrs. Mar,. Opal Moody. 627 Broad Extended: To The Al! New Mrs Bobby W. Thompson. Rt. I, Benton, .2strs. Pate Panzera. , (on aria Ky. Ave.; Henry Patton', 211 Pine: James Gunton, 205 E. Poplar: Billy J. Kingins, Rt. 2. Hazel; Ed- ward Housden, Rt. 2. Hazel; Mrs Edward Lee. Ftt. L Dexter; Mr James Wood. Rt. 1. Farmington; A Mrs. Fulus Oetland, Rt. 6: Lee Orr. Eddeville. Ky.• Patierte Dismissed From Friday 9:13 JIM ADA S MA STORE a. m. to Monday 9:00 a. m. Paul Sirls, Rt. 5, Benton; William MeCaa atun, Pur year, Teti n ; Jeri r Sheppard. Rt. 1, Hardin: Mra. Zati Wilkinacria-balia-Deplor: Mrs. Nicks .. • ••• MS. •- Ryan and baby boy. Rt. 2, Hazel c-74F— FRIE:IRIP Mrs. James Futrell, Box 241; Mr Bobbie Rogers. 402 West Wood. Paris, Tenn.; Mrs. Chaos Golden Pond; Leonard Ray Barrow, constructed this fine new modern Pt. 1, Puryear, Tenn.; Mrs. Adrain I We are pleased to have Cloys, Rt. 1; Mrs. Robert Lawrence, Cadiz; Eddie Euin McDougal, SOS grocery store in the North Side Shopping Center. This • Beale; Wright Brown, Rt. 1, Hard- m: Mrs. Joe Bailey Dill and baby new business is a welcome addition to our growing city. . sari, 413 Sycamore; Mrs. Donald Burden and baby boy, Rt. 2; Mrs. Joetta Ross, Rt. 1, Benton; Mrs. • NEW YORK Dexter; Mies Clotile Mavis Jones, Pool, So. Elth Mrs. &hie Garland, For The 1964 316 So. 9th. WORLD'S FAIR JOHNSON BROTHERS

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Pi611 7...,17 int irlit&li L aliii.t — id I. id & di 4 , TUESDAY — SEASL5ZR3, 14+83 John Nocera and defensive tae tilaver limit star Joe Lewis, both members of last Former All-AFL pass catching Heads Fall As year's squad. Bill Groinan was dealt by the Hous- J. B. Dear Abby. . Broncos Mrs. Burkeen - 7534947 . Redskins Cut Six ton Oilers to the Derii•er Veteran offensive tackle Charlie for two high 1964 draft choices. Pros Cut Down Moore and defensive back Jim Kerr Guard Charlie Leo was traded Bos- were 'lopped by the Washington to the Buffalo Bills front the to ItedsiOns in addition to four rook- ton Patroits for either a player No. Mum's The Word To ies. be named later or the Bills' 43 Limit Bron- All players placed on salver's draft choice for 1964 The Jerry Tuesday are subject to claim by cos cut veteran linebackers Vetie John Cush, the latter oweafa• each respective Stalcup and other clubs within Abigail Van Buren United Press International injury waiver league within 48 hours. If a player being placed on the Howard Hopalong Ca..wady, the Van Is claimed, the original has a 24- list along sith rookie end Bill highest paid rookie in the National hour period in which to exercise its Owlet. I II'o,?ae,n's- Groups PERSONALS Football League seven years ago, SOCIAL CAL[NUAR option of recalling him. The injury today SAW just one of nearly two 1 To !fold .1leetings Mr and '1:-•• MAI Dowdy ann00.- Wouldn't you think DEAR DEBBIE: Year mother Is waiver list is aimed at removing an Tuesday. tieptembie 3.rd DEAR ABBY: dozen veteran players looking for cc the amval of an adopt.xl son, eight. It's okay to player front the active met- The Lome Moon Circle of the!i The Woman's Asexiation Circles If • married woman slipped off with share goodie.— jobs. injured William Eugene. born August 8. but not germs. still retaining him under - Fast Baptist Church WMS will meet, of college Presbyterian Church will a married man she could be sure 11' and Grandparents a re Mrs Elizabeth • • • The red-haired Helarrian Trophy later. at We home of Mrs. Alen McCoy he wasn't going to blab about It? contract. to b reactivated begin their fall season sith Septem- winner of 1955, whom IBM Dowdy and Mr and Mr:. William Woody Hayes, .d 30 pm. Members note diaingel ber meetings as fbiloa, Well, that is where I made my mis- DEAR ABBY: I can't get that Gary Knafelc. a nine-year vet- Stey.art. Great grandparents a r d letter his coach at Ohio State, once call- MANY JOBS 1:1 date. LudsiCk Circle sill meet take I accepted a date with this signed "TOOK AN OATH" eran end from the Green Bay • Jessie Wallace Dosdy and Mr. and Mrs. ed "the greatest football player Tye •. • North 16th married man. I admit it, was wrong, out of my mind. I was "The Other Packers, signed with San Fran- NOW wizb Mrs Jessie Rogers. Danny Walker Mrs Angie Dowdy ever seen," apparently loot his yob AVAILABLE The Jessie•Ludaick C'S' le of the: Tuesday. September 3. at but the crazy fool went around tell- Woman," not once, b u t TIM= cisco, but the Forty Niners cut Street on is a great great grandmother. with the Philadelphia Eagles to Government agencies require Culleee Preabyterian Church w till 1:30 ing everybody about it It got back times I have been in lOve with three former Chicago Bear quarterback pm • • • rookie back Ran Goodwin of trained IBM and machine ac- threatened different married men. They all Bay- full- nie•• with Mrs. Jessie Rogers. North i tiract, wvatt circle will meet Fri- to my hustguid and he min lor Dick Norman, placed rookie counting personnel. Brief train- Visiting ui the home of Mr AiLl they never knew -liiih Street. at 1 -30 pm. with 'Mrs. day, September 6. at 9 30 am., in to do violence to this man. We only ;he meaning of back Mike Lind on the injury waiv- ing period will prepare you for Mrs Thomas Lee Armstrong were love until ilurrrs Cond.wiing the Bible st,hd.V: the home of the chairman, Mrs. Al- took a drive out in the country and they met me. but when The youth-conscious Minnesota er list end placed guard Ted Con- these opportunities. Training Si,' and Nirs Lester Murray of Echo with ,your ht.s Ch.si l.c Vrus f',6 harge l irellrovin. nto,-(h gji fvereet -came-te--beave Shelf on—tin* iumt... -.,-, i-c led. will- Het 4rwastesa_ Oregon. Mr and Mrs Barney ArgIle elrblu4c1-43-frIrkt3"...1"" and marry Present employment. Tuition the program Dorothy Moore Circle also meets an antique cos bell Nothing else me. twat of them did. veterans from their ranks--six, in- San Francisco also elamled back Fork. Utah Mr and Mrs financed. Please write includ- • • • man If I had had the strength to "take Las Angeles in the home of its chairman. :Mos happened. But the way this chiding six-year-pro tackle Frank Glenn Shaw from the number. Marvin Burchfield and Bonnie Sue, - I could have saved tnyse.if ing phone • Murray Assembly No 19 Qt,der of Rei.lia Seater.- Ea.st Hall. Clin.441r. of Frankfort.,A Mrs Buren Baker. tells It. it sounds very wicked. Should an oath Youso. to meet the NFL's final pre- Rams 15 years and a lot of OPPORTUNITIES the Rainbow lot Girls sill meet at on Monday evening. September 9. at • • • I explain to people how it really heartache. season hinft of 43. The Vikings in Trades In AFL JOB 'the Masonic Hall AZ.7 pin. 3.00 o clock., • THREE-TIME turn picked up two second-year American Football League, Box____ Mr. a Mrs. Guy Spann and Mr 'l as' LOSERnd In the • • • Cora Graves Circle's first meeting ANTIQUE SEEftER • • • deferisive tackles, Bill Wilson arid two trades were included in the cie This Newspaper and Mrs Walter Hutchens have re- Tell your troubles to The Woman's Society af.-Christian will be a social collet hour to be DEAR SEEKER: Don't try to es- Abby. For a George Hultz, front the St Louis roster juggling to 'meet the 38-man turned from a trip to Hot Springs, Personal Semee 01 the Pa's( Methodist Ch- 1 announced by the ch.tirmiin, Mrs. plain anything. Send,the cow bell to unpublished reply. please Cardinals for a future draft pick. Ark send a ureh w411,inet at the church at 101 charl--s Sunons bI4bbermouth with a warning that stamped, sed-addressed eh- • • • Two Injured Baltimore Colts' vet- am with the executive board meet- it will toll for hlm if he keeps talk- veloPe• Tweitts local fairs in Kentucky • • • erans, defensive ing at R:15 am. ing. The word for you Is thorn. tackle Bill Ventura are receiving their first checks front • • • InAired unemployment in Ken. • • • Hate to write letters? Send one and defensive back Bob Boyd. were LOAN CO. State funds appropriated by the on I MURRAY tucky dsopped To its louest level in to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly placed the injury waiver list and Wednesday. September 4th DEAR ABBY: I've never written "Mr Telephone PL 3-2621 10 years during last fiscal year, ac- Legislature for use as premium moo- Hills, Calif. for Abbv's nev. flanker Bake Turner, a two-year .‘ 506 W. Main St. The Ladies Day sill be to• new:caper columnist before and booklet. ey :o supplement local agricultural pro, was' cut. LOAN CO." served at noon at the Calloway cording to the State Department of really don't have a problem. I just "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR "YOUR HOME -OWNED, prenTilant. ALL In addition to County Coun•ry Club Hov.esses Security. have a question I'd like you to an- OCCASIONS" Cassady. the Eagles r Sal*, ' asked for alseirS on linebacker lie Mesdames Vernon Shown. Glenn swer for me. How conic a man cant Doran, R L Ward. Joe Per. C. stand the noise and commotion of Puzzle Luther. Buddy Hey .t. t Homer Poi. ANSwer to Ve1t11,day'll his own home and children, but he'll Ray Kerr.. and Donald T.cket. CROSSWORD PUZZLE go to a bar where there is just as "• much noise and commotion and AUTO AUCTION ACROSS Thursda.. September 54.14 • maybe more? There is beer in the Terr.p!e H..: Chapter No 511 0: - ice box and it's cheaper. Your an- I-Stared September 6, 1963, at 11:00 a.m. der o! the i..rn Stir a:11.11old Its, open- sser will probably be that his wife mouthed I ..• M...somc Ha.:1! g-peig anirWal doesn't understand him r11.•knarD• Murray State College Football Stadium Iii 7 30 p .1. lt.itefund HIS WIFE -Meditate 111-41%1111.1 September 6, 1963, • 12 /X3.-lerv Murray State College will offer for sale at auction on I In '. • 1 BEAR WIFE: I don't know wheth- at 11:00 a.m., vehicles: The - om e It ISIS the following motor 11-c1I) 1:i ltahe er his wife understands him or not. rriak,•rs C a: :he lioine 17.cooled LIS& 1 Each CHEVROLET 1951 1 .. Ton Pickup Truck hut I think I do. He just wants a of Y.!:•:. •.1 • E • 509 Sou.Lh 1 Each DODGE 1952 Flatbed Truck In ttne change of acenery. away from the F-"r -t//' ..• 7 3 p ar.:21 Mrs. -place 1 Each FORD 1954 Station Wagon place of his respon.sibUitles. If the Allen P. u sst .. • oltosts - co: 1 Each 1958 sir In wile could leave the kids, she'd go FORD 2-Door Sedan east* 1 31-1.1stened ts 31-Seie with him. I'm not saying It's RIGHT. Each CHEVROLET 1958 2-Door Sedan The Cs t h=. 1..3.TT‘i-ess of -44 -5.Ii....11411:41.L.0 •.7;if over I - -Number Ws-Just& fart. These vehicles will be cash on a where-is as-Ls basis and the pur- Murray • I:: halt its. ivnx 43 sold for rinar -year 41-I0rtni1s Of Mernb-st- at the 31-Galled chaser assumes title and responsibility when the sale is conipleted ilindu aseta 33-NIssonie 24th President ii p m ites,rk repel` These vehicles may be inspected at the Murray State College Football Stad- Lt Vet n.es 46-Guido's tow DEAR ABBY: In our neighbor- silt bs. M0541.1111t, H.:Tl1,1,117t/y Key, 1100.) 33-Wartile ium on 6, 1963, between 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. • 1-:311 Oti&y not• hood you have to give all the kids September 23- lleel James Byrn IN ::. A W. • ' a lick of your popsicle if you have Murray State College reserves the right to reject any and all bids, S:tnrnor., Sr K D Lenvel t•.,1 one Either you give them licks or zar 11 P. go home and eat it in your cwo NEW PARTNER — Introducing .• t 4r .e•Tovd yard. All the mothers say you ahould another new partner, durable rids*. september 6th :4 TT 111111MIMMI • • share, but my mother told me riot George Burns makes another The Cir ,ce C,rte of 31' VT..•r/ WASS IIIIIIII1111111111111 to share my popsicle because I will hit at a Las Vegas, Nev, tp•t.-?. , Col:rs e • n C:. r.h•,s M get the other kids' gems and they club' with Dorothy Provine, t..me of 517 111111116111=11111111M111111 will get mine. The kids think I am 'star of the. TV -Roaring a' 4 .0; selfish. Who right? Twenties" series, 41././.•an ,t ii1110111111N11111M111111111111 1 PORTRAIT HOUSE S. •nrossi DEBBIE September 9th Mondial. tvornainiert 11111111111111111116111111111111111 The Dec 'thy NIt•s•2 Crete 42-11/eratelic DALLAS' FINEST • Colleo.e Churc:i WI I l1111111111111111111111 44- IvesdlY rr.ese: 4•••SprIrater 1111111111M11111111111 t/ , 47-Speat in stn.. ra IS COMING TO MURRAY . lerzthentr.1 1111111111111111111111=1111111111111 tore KENGAS Monday. septPmbrr Sib .'41:se.rlted 1 -horse-- ray Woman's Ci40 ! a: :2 Makes Special Offer DOWN 1,1111111111111 noon at the NL:hoers 1-Curopean 43 note s-Encourag• For Comfortable'Wall -To-Wall" INTRODUCTORY 3.rror v Volitvit 1 Inc. 2 I OFFER :::1,Anstc. 44..atin i','r 13 lnand Fest..re Warm Floor Heat, Choose a • HOG MARKET eonjoiaction ANY ONE PERSON - ANY AGE

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• SEPTEMBER 3, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KEN rrcxy PAGE SEVEN 963 ▪ 3 1 .;re• emeasseskeierses Bossiness Opportunities.. pate catching star CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle dealt by the How- Dedec Broncos MAN OR WOMAN TO SERVICE ACROSS 7-River In e Ner many route of ptystage .tamp machines. I-Collact draft choices. 6 Anguish I-Cover 9-01(1 Leo was traded Must have nun. 10 hours per week. II Irish seaport Gar 12-Prepared fur Testament Ills from the Boa- necessary. 42696 cash invest- I" lot tabbe.1 either a player to 410 ment fully sec. Good char., nest, 14-Pretlx: not 10-More flushed II -Striped No. 14001ir Potential start $5,000 yr. Write 15-Plotted or the Bills 17-15,skin saatintai • us about 13 a- 1964 The Brun- youraelf, Box 32-B, giving lathr -Frock 16- flurries* linebackers Jerry particulars, include phone number. 20 .aptitude den''• All the latter rephes oonf. s4 Ii Vrult drink 19- 'it n Cash, outside storage room, paved drive- TAKE SOIL AWAY THE BLUE1 may be obtained by Contacting Mr. 21-11”.• • injury Waiver 22-i >lrect the FOR way, an unusual amount of closet Lustre way from carpets and up-1 aroTICE W. T. Judy, Director, Division of editorial 2::- Stir 114 SALE void ookie end Bill Van n policies of 25.A space, and nauiy other extras. This holstery. Rent electric shampooer $1. Contract Controls, Frankfort, Ken- II WANTt. 24-Greek letter 27- rveet home Furniture. goddess 3 BEDROOM has distinctive styling both Crass s7c - tucky. 23- Matures BRICK 14.010USE ON 29-1 7 rid •1021. inside and and 26-Rod for Whitnell Avenue. out is FHA approved Department of Highways (poet I 36-Fastened 44-Observed Large Iteing roam, MARRIED COUPLE cleaning gun for minimum down paymant. Month- Frankfort, WITH NO chil- 32-alilk gland with metal 47- Tra mitts kitchen, utlhty, carport. Kentucky 23- Paramours Ptexie 753- of cow hills 48 ly payments AUCTION IALE dren or nuddled aged laey to live in 341 -Fruit seed -Spread for 6827, said by are $80.46. 311-W anted 37-5% as dr)ii,g owner. home and do genoral 31.Suords- 3 BEDROOM BRICK WITH TWO BEAUTY CAREER house work. 24 Iv'?., forth rillstat en 61-Cornpass - - - HELP WANTED_1 ma Ws dom.. Good salary. Phone 436-3350. s4c nicsiak• L.-Russian 40 point BY OWNER - LARGE FRAME fireplaces. Ceiling electric heat. Sit- A COMMUNITY AUCTION SALE 37 pt.t that plA I n 43 Hurled 63-Note of wale •house One block from Murray uated on a large lot in an exlusive will Septtanber High be bald, 14, 1963 No special talents needed: We 3. Calm Y JOBS School, 4 bedrooms, now bath, large section of Murray. Can be purchased beginning at 6 p.m, in the Stella act t".•.•',.1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 to a.;-, la Stroke kitchen at much than SERVICES OFFUtED •:•.• ,....:,:', and 36'x14' living - dining less the replacement taornmuruty on the Mayfield road: train your hands to become skin- si ,1 111,11er .11LE NOW 11 : 12 13 room on main Door. Attic storage. coat value. ibib will be a consignment, one that tillPailn ruler t agencies require ful in 1500 hours. Complete course 42- Piro. Ill Daylight basement with laundry, 3 BEDROOM BRICK WITH lur will accept your merchandise, give !a ;.7.19 '''1' • 1 7 and machine ac- Route Boy WILL KEEP SMALL CHILD IN my of t he 16 .. . ba t 41 Heals ::.•: la bed, furnace and storage baths located on a beautiful lot near you a receipt, store, and handle, home while mother .:' .••i: mnel. Brief train- on easy payment plan. Books, works. See Mrs. 420iTliie of rooms. the college. 18 19 "..:.;, 20 ,:". 21 ' 3 prepare you for Enclosed garage. Shady lot Plastered throughout. furnish advertising and auctioneer, NEEDED AT ONCE Tommy McClure, 711 Chestnut. sap respect nities. Training /Cr2x160. C. 0. Bondurant, 813 Olive. Plenty of storage space. Owner must and pay you following the sale. Weis, and supplies furnished. 46-Man's to carry papers in the nickname 22 23 -.-- -.-;*24 .'".•;-. 25 waste- with- ,youz latuane 53.3460-, Will_ tracrifwataind -give Jateroniaadise- taaaulti- vicinity of ayment. Tuition - - late possession. the "Colrege Vreitch This Is the oppor- the auction building before sale time. New Class September 3 to 9th ROOMS FOR COLLEGE BOYS. 26 77 :.:-7.1 28 29 ase write includ- 10 2 BEDBA3OM TRAILERS. Clean, Farm Road, Sriiris .: tunity of a lifetime to purchase a An attendant a-ill be at the auction 500' west college 60-Sirive nber. Clean, of campus. one • clean. 1008 Streamlite $1495. fine Contact: Contact against 0'...... / • ,..::•131 •,."'." '; home at far less than the re- building on Septernbar 7, 13 and 14. private room and two double rooms. " 1956 Travel Home 62-Looked '...•'..?• • • ...... 4 KATUNITIES $1505. 1968 Prairie placement value. Charles You simply must Bring one item, a count full or a Oldham Weekends after 5:00 intently 32 33 '.34 ,35 36 17 Scooner $1795. 1963 and call 753- Star Wall)" $3.- aee this one before you 54-liepresrl005 buy. house full. Everyone can buy and at the 6613. tine 496 Consider guarantee and value. 6:1-Finished 38 39 40 • 41 Newspaper PURDOM & THURMAN AGENCY, sell. For further information con- Ezell Beauty School Also 1957 Dodge truck LEDGER DOW 61 :...... 2 ton bob-tall Ins. & Real Estate, 753-4451. & TIMES s3c tact Nat -Tardy" Gireea 753-1536, 1-1-1,et of 42 ): . .43 44 - 49 for pulling house trailers, motor in 3 ROOMS & PRIVATE BATH, un- Jimmy Cooper 753-3307. 306 North 4th shins excellent shape, ONE HORSE or s5c Street furnished, close in town, $25. Have $695. Mathews Trail- PONY. 1 YEAR OLD, 2-Parent 46 47 '48 49 (culloq.) er Sale*, Highway 45 North, bay color with cream tail and extra room 85. PL 3-3247. s4p '... May- mane. Murray, Kentucky 11-1-11gh field. a3c Will sell or trade for calf. Phone mountain .50 51 : 52 53 _ 1 FEMALE HELP WANTED CARE FOR CHILI) INMIII1 733-1503 MALE HELP WANTED I I V7FLL- 4-Personal eine advantage FE- NDEFt SKIRTS AND SPINNER School is closed each Wednesday. . - I home. $10 per week for 'one or $15 !:.....,54 'S''.. .eI 55 1:•.e.,.\'`,1 b5e faeleeed hubcaps for 1957 Chew. Also set of 5 ROOM HOUSE. 2 BEDROOMS, SEE IBM TRAINING Opportunities g2r two. Phone 753-6263. De. °rely SEE IBM TRAINING Opportunities Distr. by Crated Feature Syndicate, Inc. 0 lake living room, f-Nesation 3 plugs. Call before 5:30 at 1111- kitchen, utile a naming on the aniusement page next to on the amusement page next to WILL DO SEWING IN MY HOME. •6493. ale water in house, bath and carport. movie ads. ltc movie ads !Itc Plain sewing. 903 Olive. a5p Contact RoIN.rt F. Parker, Almo 1967 TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLE. Heights, Almo, Kentucky. . wtc l'EANUTSS by Charles M Schub- - Good condition. Call after 5:30 753- FOR RENT Commonwealtn .); Kentucky RE.:-ISTERED 3412. sac SIX atC11 11-1 OLD Department of Highways Black Angus 'bull. la.sa 753-4668. Notice to Contractors oiriEN gT Elimcere bred. s5p. 5 ROOM BRICK HOUSE Modem (THAT'S AN INSULT' AN 1N5UCT? ( I FE;Tt. THAT BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOM BRICK Sealed bads will be recaived by the 016, PO YOU CAN - furnished or 3 room Imme house r in Bagwell Subdivision. Has base- Department of Highways at its of- - .6ZEAT ALa2AL)'i! GIRLS CI r.YrrFs FOR S. \LE, sizes modern furnished. ro iESOMEB01)(4 8,, miles North- Frankfort. Kentucky until 10:00 booed heat, 1,, ceramic the bathi; 8 & 10. fice, GREAT? Call 753-3940 s5c east of Murray. Call 753-4681. tfc A.M. Eastern Standard Time on the 13th day of September, 1963, at which time bids will be publicly ^ 6, 1963, • GREAT ENOLICH .?WY MYSTERY • opened and read for the improve- mclit of: CALLOWAY COUNTY, SP 18-813 The Cole Ellis Wratheri Road from - BY EDWARD YOUNG junction of Cole Road and Ellis Wrather Road and extending north =or.= rb,;,-,!,"sU:;:rTV or Ittitiii:1 "77C 17.2,`..",..5'.1 to junction of Kiritsey-Almo Road, nrylo 01(3f; a distance of 0.700 mile. Bituminous by Don Sherwood the pint- Concrete Surface Class I. •TrIOSE 5I4075 ARE SUCPEhL9 SaitE Hag it CALLOWAY COUNTY, RS 18-393 ,5RE'..;ATIPINGTIAra5.5 Pl•IINED • Ecaujolaas. A whole TOO 0.05E FOR -W'iat ale 1.1).115 to bott:e or a soup I'm 'absolutely rave": ...)faXR, THE &,k..LANT Stad- ten nw The Johnnie Robinson Road from C3MFORT. HIT laE is quite, quite impassible, sant Ad- halt bottle. sir ?" I "But I don t yet Knyw Si Stitt RESOLUTELY 5rairD5 taJur Ky. 1.0 ta.-H A ihRENCH OF IMRGLIERITA! • Stieiwtweli the Itoym Navy He junction of 94, mile west of Cf7.."1c was about to order a half ' name," lie said, between lea HER STATON... • to ...a.miniandei run, ...Iardnei of spoon- W.C.L. of Murray and extending THE WHEEL, FtG bids. counterespionage I vs Knows Cap- bottle, but changed his mind. fuls. am/46671E YAO4T tain How 0-6 tot DV& twenty years "Bring south to junction of Ky. 1550. a me a whole bottle," tie "I'm sorry.' .. . Day.- Jane ABOUT NC RAGES His was a,e.i IS Me" was distance of 1.500 milee. Bituminous quite outatandmg it would at dit- said. Day." Towalt7 THE ti..uit. to imagine Concrete Surface Class I. anyone leas likely When the waiter hact gone he ANccoscoGaiN to he vow traitor • "A lovely name, if I may say' 'looked Proposals available until 900 A.M. ;AVER A HAIL OP Gardner nail found It difficult to across at the girl. Her 'mile,' too 811{ Howard Eastern Standard Tane on the daY FIRE FRAN 'Re twins one lace was half turned, gazing out "Oh. I don't know, ot me aideat friends hut .soaIis it's always P,A5a..atiG PATROL .5 or trie window, of the opening of bids. Bid proposals s •ap-se...et .nriaunmerine uroiert tier eyes flick- seemed rather 'plain Jane' to EtJa75.,.. nave teased are available only to pre-qualified to Moscow and Gardner ing across the wheeling country- me." suspects ute ,raa is Howard lite- side. She bidders. A charge of $2.06 will be ;E iiic•antly the admiral OK_ d Gard. nod the beginnings of "No, really, I mean It. It's ne- IMW11,101err maids LOU.iron. proposal. momituance 01 artrian 1111-traira- smile ar-one corner - Of" tier the kind BE name Howard. wise nes you might left the research mouth. made payable to the State Treasurer center with permission for a wook'• find in an old English ballad." lewve. of Kentucky must accompany re- • He said, "There's something "Thank you very much!" Thin Polar Carrington. London about nalf bottles I don't quest for proposal forms. Proposals, lawyer and wartime fellow officer like." "You know, this sort of thing of She plans, and additional information Howard's. had a plums call from turned her head and . .. 'Jane Day sat weeping to. 4pteln who told him 'i.e sot looked directly at him. "Oh?" nit self en spot of trouble Can't at her window bow'r, as net Er.r.ie Bushmiller -Well," NANCY by ,",11 IDP orpine GPI !IOW!' to ne oantinueci. -they're soldier went oft to the wars. nrixliam as soon as you 'an." mean, unfriendly, unsociable . . . Why, what s the matter?" th mgs. If you order o noir She was Ft CHAPTER 6 , looking a little 2500 YEARS bottle you immediately set a startled. "What on earth ON'T TELL nieROMPTLY at twelve-thirty put ME limit to conviviality-it means that into your bead?" THE GAME OP IT CAN'T BE I the next morning the Tor you don't intend to drinit any "I'm sorry, what have I THAT GUY Bay express began moving out BASKETBALL more than that one nail bottle. said? It ot Paddington was lust a bit ot non- I'L L DIDN'T PLAY Station. Peter I.1 you 15 71 YEARS order a whole bottle sense I made up as I went Larnngton checked the time PROVE BASKETBALL • there's no reason to suppose along. Now I've upset you." OLD • againat nil watch, settled baCX :T you aren't going to follow it -No, it's ail in nis corner right. My BUS- 4 seat facing the up with another. Besides. a nalt band was killed at Arnhem engine and prepared to enjoy 'bottle clearly indtentes that you three the tourney. weeks after we were mar- mean to drink it by yourself, nen, and your little ballad When a dining-car steward whereas . ." ar brought it all back to me tor passed along the MUSEUM corridor an- She smiled. "It's very kind a moment." nouncing the serving of lunch- it you. nut I'm really very Carringtoo glanced up at her. eon. CarriNgton got lip. hippy with my glass of water. Her eyes were a little sad. Thank He walited torw.irat nieiaC thn vou all the same." Feeling a stirring oj comp.as. Corrilor.• entered "Your - Sesujo'ais the - rostaurant sir." The Slob, r111.-1100ked. down at his car, and spotted an empty ,at waiter had brougrt two glasses, empty plate. "I'm sorry." at a As or set • table for two. The young them down on the "Don t worry, it all hap- • woman tab,e thene was occupying' the Whet a moment of pened a long time ago. Now, place hesitating at the table was sitting confusion. tell me about yourself. What with her back to him. wining "Do cr.rtrige your mind," said do you do?" on tier aaarnegton. elbow and looking out "Oh. I'm just a dreary old of the . -No, really by Raeburn Van Buren window, but in the short ...- solicitor." He amtled and ABRIE AN' SLATS tune The waiter, it took him to reach the now aware of his shrugged. "l's the family busi- table mistake, he noted with approval stood looking from one ness. Az a matter of fact 1 • the smooth line to the other, one of a delirious hand half rather enjoy it. Sometimes It's MOST INTERESTING. AND IS THERE shoulder under her raised, not sure whether to BECAUSE I'vE blouse. a re- extremely interesting, and JuST TAKEN THE WILD DESIRE TO ESCAPE BEFORE graceful neck and the move the second gra or not. funny A deceptive- things are nappewg all LIFE oF AN INNOCENT THE POLICE ARRIVE!- OR ARE YOU ly simple but probably expen- :Please," urged Carrington. the time. .. ." aive cut -you'll be doing PERSON PLANNING TO DISPOSE OF THE • ot her hair. me a favor.' If And for the rext half hour, PRETEND IGNORANCE I drink it all, it BODY AND "Excuse me," he said, "but will send me While they ate their meat and to sleep -OF THE WHOLE AFFAIR.? Is this scat reserved?" after lunch, and I the train ran steadily westward, have some work to do. Besides, he kept ner She turned her head and met entertained with two glasses have miraculously stones about Under his question with frank some of the more blue- arrived on the table." anosom legal cases Re 7 gray eyes and a friendly but that had She surrendered, laughing. impersonal smile. passed through his hands. She ed By When she laughed sho had an Was a good listener, watching "Not an far as I know." odd and delightful way of hi§ eyes with "May grave concentra- I?" wrinkling her nose. non as he rambled on, some- "Of coursa" The 1 waiter uncorked the times wrinkling her nose with bottJe and, after Carrington sat down and be- Carrington , amusement. Everything about had sampled it and • gan studying the menu. It took nodded vas her delighted him. She was- approval, poured him leas than half a minute to out two half perhaps not beautiful in the glassfuls. The wine, make his choice from the glowing In elasam sense of the word, but 0-31 limited a moment of sunlight, (f.11046troi arge selection of alternatives, trembled undernably and disturbingly at- ,eto Ittrit, t•••••••• 1,-titer. w!th the motion but he continued to hold the of the train. tractive, Flattered by her in- Carrington raised his menu In front of him, casting glass. terest, he felt, and indeed was, -Sante!" by surreptitious glances over the to splendid form. LIL' ABM'S Al Capp top of the card at the un- "Cheers." But when the waiter served _ usually attractive woman op- "Perhaps I should introduce their coffee he realized he had posite him. myself. Peter Carrington." *been talking too long. Leaning 1(L.H1T'LAPPE N She's an absolute honey, he "Flow across- to light her cigarette, • do you do! I ought to he /INN/ SE.CONID, said to himself, apologized putting the make it clear, • Mr. Carrington," for monopolizing the r Now-- menu down, and then, attracted conversation. • she said with mock formality, V,,%' • to her hands by "Not lit the sparkle of "that I'm not usually in the a bit. I've enjoyed lia- a diamond ring, tening. saw that she habit of drinking wine with You seem to have an was wearing a amusing plain gold wed- strange men. Is this one of your life." ding ring on the same slender standard opening gambits?" "Well, of course I've picketi fingar. out "As a matter of fact." he re- the best bits A lot 31 my He work caught the waiter's eye plied, matching her bantering is just danhod dreary. and called him But enough over to give his tone, "It's one I've never used about me. What order, The girl, about you? it appeared, had before. It came to me on the What do you do alread', given hers. spur of the moment." with yourself?" "And, anything to - • drink vtith "It's a good line. You must "Me?" She hesitated for a your meal, sir?" • try It' again." moment, smiling down at net "Yes, can you do ,t • me a bottle "Now you're laughing at scoffee. "My job's very dull com- • • of Beaujolais, or something like pared with yours. I work in a '71( I that r "I'm sorry. I'm being beastly government office." "Yes, sir, we have a nice 4,4••••••-•Sr-7.-.. and ungracious. All, here's our (To Be Continued Monday) marDr.-•••m .---serw-rmeow••••

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a PAGE EIGHT YRS LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY TUESDAY -- SEPTEMBER 3, 1963 Boston 61 71 .486 23 Cleveland 3 Detroit 1. :hid New York 5 Detroit 4, 1st Detroit 66 70 485 23 New York 5 Baltimore 4 Detroit 2 New York 1, and Cleveland 68 74 479 24 Boston 4 Washington 3 Cleveland 15 Washington 3, 1st Los Angeles 02 78 443 to Chicago 8 Minnesota 3 Washington 8 Cleveland 7. and Kansas city 80 76 441 39 Kansas City 7-Los Angeles 6 Boston I Paltimore 3, 1st CENTBNNIAL ScurBoox Monday's Results Bast-?)n`2 Baltimore 0, and Washington 50 88 36.2 40 Th. War for the Union 1861-65 in Pictures SWERAIL Sunday's Results Los Angeles 7 Chicago 5. 1st Minr.esota 6 Kan. City 2. 1st, tad Cles eland 6 Detroit 3. 1st Chicago 8 Loa Angeles 7. and Minnesota 3 Kan. City 1. and. night STANDINGS An important reason for the ready ably represented there by J. D. Bid. f• s• No. 343 failure of Confederate elec- loch, and his acquisitions were straining the trical torpedoes to work as effectively as Confederacy's cash and credit abroad.) by l'aited Press International Sunday's Resu-lts those surprise altapons c ild have In 183 Maury's first—and most successful—ac- NATIONAL LEAGUL. St ,L.Suis 7 Philadelphia 3 was that Matthew Fontaine Maury was fae quisition was an iron screw-steamer named .I.I I. Ti Patsburgh 6 Cutrunuiu 4 from a position of influence in the Navy De- the Japan, which he had refitted in Scotland 83 54 .606 Chicago 4 Houston 3 partment in Richmond and, more important- and then armed oft the coast of France as 77 60 EW2t 6 . New York 6 Mila-a-lkee 4. 16 ins ly, from a command in waters where the the C.S.S. Georgia. With another of the 7.r 64 S36 I Lai Angeles 5 San Frar.msco 3 Union Navy was most vulnerable. Maurys from Virginia, William as cap- 73 64 533 10 Monday's Results Maury, the internationally famous scientist tain, the Georgia roved the Atlantic the ph ., . 5 519 10.., t New York 5 Cinetnntti 3. 1st who quit the Union Navy in 1861 to join summer and autumn of 1863 to capture or 72 65 536 11 c4ocinsinti 1 New York 0. 2nd the Confederates, made too many criticisms destroy :hips engaged in commerce under .„. 74 67 525 11 St Louts 6 Pittsburgh 1. 1st of neglect of naval needs and remedial pro- the U.S.A. flag. She obtained at least nine 1 t t !. burgh 68 Of 500 14ts St Louts 6 Pittsburgh 2. 2nd posals to his figurative superiors in Rich- before her raider days were ended. Tracked 321, housian SO 88 it, ' !int Aelphia 9.510watikee 4 mond for their self-esteem to remain un- down and bottled up at Liverpool after being Nest York 44 93 32; 39 Chtztwo 7 San Fr incise.) S. 1st disturbed. He was conveniently sent to forced to leave France under neutrality laws, Chime° 6 Sar Fiono 0. 2nd England in 1862 to secure ships for the the Georgia was sold by the Confederate Lee Angeles 7 H 1.tan 3. 1st Southern navy. (The Confederacy was s.1- agents to a British merchant. First time she 1.•:s Angsles 7 Houstan 1 2nd sailed for the new Today's Games C.S.S. Georgia as owner, the erst- Canceso at San Francisco sketched from a while Georgia photo lakes at Liam- 'Was eaptured, de- bourg, rhtladelphui at Milwaukea. night the (°tiled- spite her British erate naval C..c.nnati at New York - nag at flag, by U.S.S. hew eittsbunth at St. Louis nusst. Niagara, and sold ,,,Wednesday's Games in an admiralty PPh, : .1t1efua at Cinfainneti. night court as a prise. ' buryh at Milwatikei.. night —CLARK N,a York at St Louis, night _ KINNARD haaspo at Los Angeles. night Man oserboard! If. alien he liaastan at San Frarcisco is rescued, he iii not breath- AMERICAN LEAGUE ing. use mouth-to-mouth arti- st, i. e. s u ficial POTASH respiration immediately. N: York 96 48 652 MINE BLAST SURVIVORS COMPORTED—Two name brought out alive after • fiery Learn hoe to do this by tak- esplos un trapped 25 men in the bowels of a potash Chizago 78 60 565 12 mine 3.000 feet below the earth's ing a first aid course. Call surface near Moab, Utah, are comforted in a • Stinnes:a* 77 60 562 12,, Moab hospital. At the right are Don Blake your Red Croiss chapter. ILAJii4d, 27, and his wife, Myrna; left. Paul Ba:ire 73 66 .525 17', McKinney, 22, and his mother, Mrs. Glen Jacobs,

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