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2- ith Seen&Heard Accidents id. Around Investigated tie ill- 111 by 6 Murray On Weekend — ar int Yesterday we nesor could de- Mims Kay Pinkley represent- ess termine whether we were hot Four accidents were investi state of Kentucky at the itt- or cold. A cool wind was blow- gated by the Murray Police De ed the USA" contest held in in, ing but it did not seem too cool partment on Saturday and Sun- "Miss Beach, Fla., Saturday unless the sun went behind a day, according to the reports Miami came away with a cloud, then it was pltmsb cold. filed by the officers, One per- night and son was reported injured. high honor. in Murray girl, daughter of Over the weekend we ;lug up Miss Deborah Kay Kelley, 402 The Iv, and Mrs. L. K. Pinkley, was some Scotch Pine out on John South 11th Street, was reported Mr nd the winner 0 the "Miss Amity" Ed Scott's Christmas Tree farm. to have received cuts on the lip award, voted by the fifty-one Three Scotch Pines, one Aust- and a broken tooth in the one contestants at the contest tele- • rian Pine and a Cedar Tres. car accident last night at 7:45 vised on the CBS Saturday You prune the Scotch Pins p.m. on South 9th Street. night at nine o'clock. be each year and shape them just Patrolman Dale Spann said During the roll call of states, rne like a Christmas Tree. that Miss Kelley, driving a Barker, master of cere- 43 1968 earner° two door hardtop Bob monies, introduced Miss Ken- ak We were touched by the owned by J. C. Lamb of Lynn tucky and told of her being ap- thoughtfullnesa and compass- Grove, lost control of the car chose for this special award CR of John Ed. There we were Now 'Moses of NW Memel ideassiseas Casts are pictured left to rigM — Mrs. Gerald Cial. and hit a tree in the yard of ion then came to the micro- .it John Ed says, Ilment, 'reasoner Mrs. J. W. Jones. president Mrs. Harold Wilkinson, corresponding secre- Barbara Lamb, 502 South 9th She digging away and a clear distinct lii- tory; Mrs. Gerald Ray, recording secretary; Mrs. Hughes Bennett, first vice-president; Mrs. Street. phone and in "now don't have a heart attack herself as ich Charles Knott, second vice-president, was ab sent at the installation service. Damage to the car was on the voice introduced way out here". of Murray". on. ak front encl. "Kay Pinkley Miss Pinkley was 'o feat- h. w We thought that was real con- Ladies Day Golf ured in the song dance of John Ed since we a two siderate Officers For Hospital Report Sunday at 5:55 p.m. number presented 1.) y con- Iry about fourteen miles out Calloway Lineups Chest- were car collision occurred on MISS KAY PINKLEY testants during the ninety min- sot country. After that he to Sgt. In the Are Announced Census -- Adults 101 nut Street, according Milla Amity In Miss USA Coals* TV program. She was on irn get snake bit utes then says don't Census Nursery ... 5 Max Morns and Patrolman Earl row of the dancing ial Hazel Club the front either The regular ladies day golf Admissions, May 16, 116111 Stalls. chorus playing the banjo. am Cannelton, Named will be held at the Calloway Max Farley. 316 Woodlawn, David E. Thorn of Cheerleaders The Murray coed, physical on You hardly ever meet a fellow Ford four Exercise County Country Club on Wed- Murray, Mrs, Marjorie Charl- Ind., driving a 1965 At Murray High education major at Murray ily thoughtful Actually we Are Named Thorn, that nesday. MIkY 22, with tee off ton and baby boy, Route 3, Mur- door owned by Charles State University, was named ch were not planning on either on Chestnut time at nine am. ray; Mrs. Faye Elkins, Dexter; *as going east CdheerKleatdersA for 1968-69 "Miss Kentucky 1966" at the on having a heart snack or gett- and could not stop in At A luncheon will be held at Mrs. J. W Jones was install- Mrs. Barbera Atkins, Route 1, Street. were elected at Murray High Is Set sixth annual pageant held at . eh ing bit by a Copperhead. hitting the 1963 noon with Mrs James C Hart ed as president of the Hazel Murray; L A. Richerson, Route time to avoid School last Thursday. Mayfield High School on April door that had as hostess chairman. Woman's Club at the meeting 4, Murray: Master Kevin Rey, Chevrolet two Reelected were Cindy Alex- 13. She is a member of Alpha q . Murray boys continue to show Chestnut Street in Charlene Doss is the golf held at the club mom on Thurs- 1603 Kirkwood Drive, Murrill': stopped on ander, Kathy Crider., Debbie Murray High Omicron Pi social sorority at sal well in the ROTC at Mur- Hall for the up hostess and has announced the day evening with Mrs. Harold Leonard Dunnaway, Route I, front of Clark Edmonds and Kathy Ann LockLock-- Murray. DO, State There is hardly any- of him, Pollee ray :allowing pairings: Wilkinson, charter member of Murray: Mrs Mary }Ludgate cars in front hart. Anita McDowell, who will Named Miss USA in the con- in. thing to beat the pride of ac- Commencement exercises for Eleanor Diuguid, Rebecca 1r- the club, as the installing of- Sykes, Box 344, Murray; Mrs. said. a senior next year, %vat test was Didi Anstett, Miss ad complishment. damaged on 92 seniors of Murray High van, Reba Overby, Margaret ficer Mary Clark Hull, 1505 W. Main, The Chevrolet. elected and Jennie Barker, who Washington Other winners in owed by Mar- School will begin with bacca- Shuffett. The president is the former Murray; Mrs. Elaine laherton, the rear end, is will be a junior, 1911s named a] order were Paulette Reck, Miss Congratulations to Miss K sy and driven by laureate serives on Sunday Carol Hibbard. Urbene Koen- Toni Scruggs, daughter of Mr.I Route 5. Murray, Master Rand- garet Weaks emote. Maryland; Kathy Landry, Miss Pinkley on being named Miss of Paris, evening, May 26, at 8 o'clock en, Patsy Miller. Sadie West. and Mrs Thomas Scruggs. She all Outland, Route 2, Murray; Lsridell H. Weeks Cindy is the daughter of Mr. - Nevada; Kathy Hebert, Miss in the Miss Universe Con- was damaged lin the First Baptist Church. Amity Norma Prank, Reba Kirk. has served as president for the Mrs. Mary Christensen. 513 Tenn. The Ford and Mrs Rex Alexander. Ka- Louiaans; and Bonnie Tafoya. test. Those who saw this pro- Reverend Lloyd W. Ramer Alice Purdom. Juliet Wallis. past year. Beale, Murray, Mrs. Doris Spice. on the front end. thy Crider is the daughter of Miss New Mexico. gram on TV report that Miss will deliver the sermon and Nancy randrich, Evelyn Jon- Other new officers -installed land, 370-70 Star Route, Dover, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crider. Others in the fifteen fins was just as lovely and Reverend William Porter will Pinkley es, Pauline Parker, Jerelene were Mrs. Hughes Bennett, first Tenn.; Mrs. Etta Katherine Al- Saturday at 6:30 p.m John Debbie Edmonds is the daugh- lists were Alabama, New York, composed as any of the con- give the invocation and bene- Sullivan. vice-president; Mrs Gerald ton, 505 South 7th, Murray; Mackness Rowlett of 1106 Pop- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ed- Connecticut, Ohio, Arkansas, ii,... diction testants. Lou Doran. Sharon Wells, Ray, recording secretary; Mrs. Baby girl Lee, ROUte 5. lar Street, reported his 1963 s. a hy nn Ix kh art is Hawaii, Virginia, Tennessee. mon The Mixed Chorus will sing Frances Parker, Opha Spice- Harold Wilkinson, correspond- ray. Chevy II four door sedan, bluish the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Michigan, and California. title means Miss Friend- -My Song in the Night." ax- Her land. ing secretary. Mrs Gerald Gal- Dismissals green color, was hit by a ear Euel Lockhart. Anita is the This is the second year in a or Miss Friendliness or ranged by Paul Christiansen. ship Anna Mary Adams. Nelda limore, treasurer Mrs Charles, Mrs Eunice Crawford, 1100 on the left front fender and daughter of Mr. and Mrs Bob- row that Murray has been re Congeniality. or Miss Per- Mrs John Bowker is director. Miss Murphy, _yeoela Sexton, loos Knott second vice-president,. Main, Murray; Mrs. Dela Stew- trot bumper, while parked on by McDowell. Jennie is t he presented in the Miss USA con- M *sty rate tabs.:- „ parking Senior of sonality. Was unable to attend due tot art, 310 North 6th Street. Mur- e Triangle i lot. daughter of Mr. and Ms's. sin t The Mrnw•ad test. Last year's 'Miss Kentucky complimentary title and Susan Nance. Linda Darnell and highly Dorothy Holland, Madelyn the death of her cousin. Jerry ray. Mrs Shirley Denton, according to Sgt. Morris and Barker was Miss Debbie Dibble, daugh- 4 ft well for a local girl. Jan Cooper. will sing Mendele- speaks lLmnb. Euldene Robinson, Ruth Key. Whitne41, Murray; Mrs Georgia Patrolman Joe Pat Wither- ter of Mr. and Mrs_ Frank Dib- Wilson The meeting was presided Adams and baby boy. Route 1, ,..spoon ble, Woodlawn Avenue. Class Night pro- Affonded the Glenda Hughes, Betty Lowry, over by Mrs Jones with the' Murray; Mrs Ola Wade, Ha- County High play the processional and re-I gram of Calloway Betty JO Purdom, Grace James. pledge to the flag being given; zel; Mrs Donna Ballinger. Rt. By Police ' at the Holiday Cars involved in a eollbion For DWI School Saturday Frances Hulse. Nell McCuis- followed by the reading of thei 2, Murray: Jerry cessional It was a nice function and Mader in. at 1.57 p.m Saturday were a ra u ion exercises will be Class Night Ian ton, Martha Sue Ryan, Lochie minutes and the report of the man, 413 Sycamore, Murray; Six persons were cited for usual we were "carried a- 1961 Ford four door owned by held on the Murray High cam- as Hart. treasurer. Mrs Doris Spiceland, 370-70 driving while intoxicated on with the ability of those Mars Sewell and driven by Sa pus at 8 o'clock on Thursday way" Betty Hunter, Frances Miller, The club voted to purchase Star Route, Dover, Term. Saturday and Sunday by the participating in the program rah I. Sewell of Princeton evening, May 30 The band will Set Tuesday Murrelle Ryan, Beverly Wyatt. two trash cans for the street of Murray Police Department. ! 103 Route Two, and a 1964 Chevois play the processional and re Anyone else who wishes to Hazel Census Adults This makes a total of thirty for Young people today just seem 5 let four door owned by Lee cessions] under the direction of play will be paired at the tea Wednesday, May 22, at nine Census - - Nursery DWI during the month of May, The Senior Class of Murray have more sense, more com- 1941 Lancaster and driven by Ern. !Phillip Shelton to Wednesday morning. a.m has been set for the mem- Admissions, May 17, according to Chief of Police University School will hold its and more know how manuel L. Lancaster of Dover Beverly Paschall, valedictor- posure. ben to have a workday for the Master Tony Windsor. 1803 Arent Manniam. "Class Night" exercises Tues- when we were at that age. Murray; Term., Route One. ian, and Jan Cooper, salutator- than club. •College Farm Road, Other citations over the day evening. May 21, at 8:00 Sy- ian, will bring messages from During the social hour re- Mrs Mary Hamilton. 1902 Capt. James Brown and Pat weekend were one each for p.m in the University auditor- Congratulations to all the young Miss land to the class Superintend- Phony Bills Are freshments of punch and cake camore Street, Murray. rolman Stalls said that the Sc' public drunkenness, reckless turn at Calloway High for ent Fred Schultz will speak on folks were served to the nine mem. Ann Wills, Route 1, Murray; well car was traveling south driving, improper registration, Graduates are Barbara At- with it long enough to Found In Paris Box 211. the subject, "Tuned In — Turn- sticking hers present — Mesdames Jon- Miss Bobbie Ferguson. and the Lancaster car w as!illegal possession of alcohol, kins, Wanda Billington. Ron- Route graduate. es, Galhmore, Danny Outland, Murray. Danny Parrish, parked on the side of the road' and drinking beer in public, ed On" nie Colson, Frances Harrneyer, PARIS, Tenn. (1.1iI) — Char- 806 Sue Hutson, third honor Bennett, Ray, Tommy Story, Murray; Mrs Iva Cohoon, when the collision occurred. and three for driving on re- Ada Carol Hicks, Gene Hill. Glenn Sparks at the ROTC les H Farmer, 31, and his 29- will give the invoca- Harry Wilkinson, Jerry Thompson, North lath. Murray: Clyde Rob- Damage to the Sewell car yoked license. graduate Hughes. Martha Kemp, Donna last Friday Year-old wife, Helen. of Shef- Linda Willoughby, Awards Ceremony and Billy Adams ertson, 115 South 10th, Murray; was on the front end, right fen. tion and Rogers, Patsy Sanderson, Rocky look to the field, Ala., were arrested here hono 7 graduate, will said "Today we Miss Linda Jones, Box 294, Eli- der and side, and to the Lan- fourth Shanks. David Sinclair, Kim military acade- Saturday when they allegedly From United States zabeth Hall, Murray; Ernest miter car on the left rear end Items Stolen give the benediction Smith, and Patricia White, officer a grocery checkout clerk mies for specialized gave Stewart, Route 2. Hazel; Mrs. and bumper. McDougal Car Here The Senior Girls' Ensemble training and to the ROTC pro- a bogus $20 bill. Hugh Mason Spann Carolyn Travis. Route 5, Ben' will sing "A Hymn to Music" gram for the long-range need Chopin-Ringwald The Sen- Here For A Visit ton. Michael McDougal reported by for military officers to meet Henry County Sheriff F. F. Dismissals Mary Ruth Parker ior Mixed Ensemble will sing Sandy Sheets Is McDuffy. an to the Murray Police Depart- national emergencies" Sums up Wells and Ancil Rubye Camp. 21414 Center "I May Never Pass This Way Bureau Hugh Mason Spann of Port- Oaks Golf Hostess ment this morning that his car, Treated On Sunday the ROTC...program right well. agent of the Tennessee Mayfield. Mrs Winifred Sand- Again," arranged by Ringwald. Identification, ar- land, Oregon, son of the late parked in the lot back of the of Criminal Lynn Grove; Mrs Donald Mrs Bowker will direct these Mc- Sarnho Spann and Josie Step- ers. Mary Ruth Parker will be the bowling alley, was broken into The U. S. S. Pueblo and 33 rested the pair in nearby 306 South 3rd. Murray; Miss Sandy Sheets of Valley alert- henson Spann. is the house- Bray. hostess for the regular ladies sometime last night groups. Americans were seized by the Kenzie after local police, 1302 Sycamore, Station, residing at Wells Hall, guest of his neice, Mrs Hollis Archie Tripp, day of golf to be held at the Entrance to the car that was Principal Eli Alexander will Koreans on the high ed by grocery owner Jim IA- Dexter; Murray State University. was North Roberts, Mr Roberts and other Murray. Faye Elkins. Oaks Country Club on Wed- locked was made by breaking present the awards Chairman 118 days ago. ams, sounded the alarm. Route 1, Mut'. treated at the emergency room seas relatives in the county. Barbara Atkins, nesday, May 22. the left vent window, police of the Board. Bethel Richard- saia InTb. P-mater Thompson, 519 of the Murray-Csiloway County Officers This is the first visit for Mr ray, Shirley Tee off time will be at nine said son will present the diplomas. she and her husband Drive, Murray; Hospital yesterday and releas- "The university traditionally is told them Spann to his native home in 25 Shady Lane a.m All ladies of the club are Items reported missing from number of purchases 10th, I ed. dedicated to the free explora- nude a years He was here last in 1943 Wells Purdom, 302 North urged to attend. the car were a Borg Warner in Paris with at said tion of all ideas but a univer- during the day Mr. Spann will be the honor- Murray, Brad Byngaz 107 No. Stereo tape player, fourteen as- NOW YOU KNOW Officials the hospital She did not say about the sity obviously cannot permit other $20 bills. ed guest at a basket dinner to 14th, Murray: Ylines Gerald sorted tapes, tape holder box. she had abrasions counterfeit, but Frankfort was originally call- by United Press International on the young people to cripple they were all be held at the Murray Woman's Miirdock, Route 1, Farmington; floor shift and link- face and contusions fore- werie ed "Frank's Ford" after Step- Munsey Cave drawings indicate and to wreck the three other phony bills Floyd Hicks. Route, 3, Murray; wrench, that head. Her injuries were report- and destroy Club House on Sunday, May 26. killed in 1780 by age. Craftsman ritchett prehistoric man is a differ- found. Berta Brant, Puryear, Tennes- hen Frank. used clam ed to be from a car accident, university. There at noon All friends and role spot on two Craftsman sockets, one shells, and a Farmer and his wife were re- Wallace, Route 1, Indians at a fording shark's teeth and shar- but no other details were ence between discussion lives are invited to attend and see; Yvdnne factory car lighter, and Sun pened flint violence leased under $1,000 bend each. the Kentucky River. as shaving imple- known. , difference between bring a basket dinner. Benton. tachometer. ments. Dr. Grayson Kirk. President of- CWurrilAa University NAME OMITTED Lynn Grove Man 91 Year Old Man She President of the United David Smith of the Smiling Has Heart Surgery States receives $100,000 a year Six 4-H Club of New Concord Undergoes Surgery in salary which is taxable and was not listed in the winners Jack Fain, 25 year old son $30,000s a year in expenses, at the Rally held recently He H T (Tony) Lovins of New of Mr. and Mrs Dan Fain of which Is not taxable. was the winner in the Agrono- Concord underwent surgery at Lynn Grove, underwent open my Division of the Junior Boys the Western Baptist Hnspital, heart surgery at St Mary's Hos- division. Paducah, on Saturday morning. pital, Rochester, Minn., on Mr Looms, age 91, is report- Thursday. 'Richard Nixon is a Quaker; GUN MISSING ed to be getting along as well Fain is now in the intensive ' Charles H Percy. Christian as can he expected. He is in care unit of the hospital. His Scientist. Ronald Reagan Chris- Wendell Yearry has a Rem- Room 222 of the hospital. He mother is with him there. tian Church; Nelson Rockefel- ington 22 automatic missing is the father of John D. and The Lynn Grove man is a ler, Baptist: Edward W Brooke, It was last seen when he hayed Herman Lovins of Murray. graduate of Lynn Grove High Episcopalian: John H. Chafee, it on his oar while he was fish- School and is employed at one Episcopalian: Gerald R. Ford, ing on the gravel road off the of the plants at Calvert City. Episcopalian; Mark 0. Hatfield, Almo-Murray Road. Anyone His address is Jack Fain, St. Kirk, Jr. RETURNED HOME Baptist. Claude R. seeing the gun is asked to call Mary's Hospital, Cardiac Inten- Lindsay. Episopalian; John-V 753-8319. sive Care Unit, Rochester, Episcopalian: James A Rhodes. Galloway. As- Minn. Presbyterian: Raymond P Sha- Rev Morrison First fer. Protestant, John G Tower, sociate Minister of the Murray, Methodist. and John A Volpe, Methodist Church of his home at FILM FESTIVAL 6 R iman Catholic Democrat WEATHER REPORT was returned to Murray Lsndon 13. Johnson belongs to nIt.r1 I'.••• Ist•r•Istiagml 319 Soutfih 6th Street. from the Vanderbilt the Christian .Church. Hubert und-ay at Mur- Nashville He had Student filmmakers H Humphrey. United Church by United Press International ospital in School will hold there for two ray' University of Christ (Congregationalist); aCloudy to partly cloudy and been a patient school Galloway's condit- a film festival at the R•ber1 F. Kennedy. Roman cool Monday, high in the 60s. weeks. Rev evenings. improved but Thursday and Friday Cathalic: Eugene McCarthy. Clear to partly cloudy and cool ion is said to be showings to his homo Own Matt Sparkman let, preemies the Medal to May 23 and 24. Exact Male? Joseph R. Palumbo. rest, prwienn me Superior C. be confined Roman Catholii. and George Monday night and Tuesday. he will for movies will he Cadet time. Cadet Sammy Knight at the Murray State ROTC Awards the student Ribbon to Cadet Lance E. Booth at the Murray Stets IV at Nlethodist. Low tonight in the 40s. for some ceremony last Friday. announced later in the week ROTC Awards ceremony last Friday. ,

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PA04TWO E LEDGER lb TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY MS AY MAY 20, 1961.. ALMANAC WSIA-1V WIAC-TV Rt. 1, Murray; Buddy Windsor, Secretary WSIX-TV WIEN-TV Hospital Report 1615 Hamilton, Murray; Rich- THE LEDGER & Channel 4 ard L Stegner, 48 Hales TrL TIMES Channel r 5 by Channel United Press International 8 Channel 2 Adults 101 POURAIREIRD by LIMO= • TEM= PTIELISIECNO Camprunr. Cit., Murray; Miss Mary Byrd, Today is Monday, May 30, the MONDAY AFTERNON Nursery 6 r hes,,Orineohdatke of the Murray Ledger. The Calloway Timis. and PROGRA1AS Dover, Tenn.; Mrs. Shirley Jack- 141st day of 1968 with Has Gripes Noon Snow News; Old Time Msy 15, 115$Admissions Dream : The limes-Sanue, October et Una and the West Eseintddes. 2:8 to Hems Friendly Olen, Boy), Rt. 1, Hard- ..,... son (and Baby follow. 4.4.„.. " Nov ertyrd AinetiCa Mrs. Hula Jones, Rt. 3, JaNisary 1, Murray; in; Mrs. Nancy Morton, (and The moon is 121 between World illellert leg N. ala lisevay. IlLeatesay 49171 its lamt By GAY PAULIEY Jabe Outland, 1304 W. Main, Murray. Dew ef Ow Lime • *iz kiterlyeee a.m. . Baby Boy), Rt. 2, quarter and new phase. :I lives Murray; Wells NEW YORK ele :f you 1 I. Purdom, Sr., 302 JAIMB c 'mums!, PUBLESRICR The : The Doctors het 's The Win morning stars are Sat- Heine Game No. 10th St., Murray; Mrs. Lois work in an office, you've met Petit . WIM Me SPEAKER urn and Venus. :OD Antrim warts TN=. Elkins, 308 6th St., Nun- Ells reserve the right to reject any Adverng, Letters so the &Bier, 'em all: The grumble bee, the So finer& Ilesionel KW% No. The :IS er Public Voice Items which tn our evening stars are Mer- :rot Don't Sar 'Awl., el Science* ray, Master Mickey McEsel, 206 opinion, are not for the best timelier cruncher, the mail Etwe of .11M DT* Shedews Robert 0. Miller, Calloway cury and Jupiter 2 Mersa of our readers. teem Will, Me So. '13th St., Murray; J. C. Rick- snail, the elongated coffeebreek- .00 The Match Sestet County, attorney, will be the On this day in history: Venn Deng demi Whets Nee the miniskirted meridiem, :t1 Gems. Nem man, Rt. 1, Dukedom, Tenn.; NATIONAL REPRIOZNIATTVMS: WALLA0111 Wind= er, :30 Filitstenes speaker at the commencement is 00, NM In 1506, Christopher Cohan Glintwat's knead litast MI Aboard won Mrs. Poplar, the five of five dictator 3 ..IS " Mary Baker, 1209 ; 81811111811a Ave. Memphis. Tenn; The. exercises at the Chambers Me & Llle Bids, New Tart, N.Y. bus all. th died in Spain. m Liars mete a Murray; Mrs. Yvonne Wallace, 11111.1111ason Bldg, Deana, Mich Naturally, none of them la- Moyle: Mr. Ed Seeclrum mortal Auditorium for the Ben- In 1901, Cuba :IS Deal Pu became a Re Emery Rt. 1, Benton; Robert Crouse, bels applies to you, but to those :311 It-len ton High School graduating class a : Intend at the public as American 4 Uwe Chtdren's Pest Orfica Murray, Kentucky, for trannansion as occupation Rt. 2, Murray; Mrs. Lottie Pen- around you. Like the worker on Tuesday, May 28, at eight Second Clem Matter under Gen Leonard Wood came Jener Leigh News Sportsmanlike dergrass, Rt. 1, Murray; Jerry shirker, the talk hawk, the 5 Movie, *Ow. " Driving p. m. ha to an end. .30 Meaner- Weer Crenkne Yang Vivo. Is Franco Inman, 413 Sycamore, Murray; glIMIOCREPTION RATR8 By Canis.. In Murray, per week phone drone, the prying man- 4 *riskier The. per In 1927, Charles La i Lindbergh Henry Lewis, Rt. 1, Dexter; 11.10 Di OaDoway and adjoinkg counties, per yes:. MSC tis, and the cigarette bummer, MONDAY 'VINING began his silo flight from New PROGRAMS Mrs 1 & 2, mm, liorwhers 411.111. All ameba aubacriptiona the sex-atary. Mary Lee, Rt. 5, Murray; MM. 6.11111 Mews flee I Lee SF' w. York to Pans in the Spirit of Lucy Camellia Perhaps you've not thought :15 WItir ; Sports Wthr., Sports Mrs. Winfred Sanders and Ophir, a region famous in mon.. Cason Owestaamas ChM Most et a Chsamamity h the St. Lows He landed at the Pa Grows. Old Testament ea the office staff which an- ;44. • (Baby Girl), Lynn Grove; Mrs. times for its Lessees of PtrAiso Crilurert's Ens r pil if he Newspague' French mortal 38% hours 1St- gold, has never in dreamy terms, 7 ell Rinsta eel Eery Carol Bray, 306 So. 3rd St., been definitely nora such :15 Matters Colleen irti er Kretlite Miler Murray. identified geographically by but the secretaries of the na- Tte Lucy Shove Mete fai In 1.)63. the Supreme Court biblical experts. MONDAY — MAY 20, 1968 tion have There are others May 1$, 1941 Dismissals legalized sit in demorisirstior.s -8 :IS Oenny Thomas The Anew Orient% Pelee, :IS Share Seued Mrs. Opal J. Outland, 1809' such as the baldpated oglebug, . .. coi A thought for the day - snore Anon the pencil pilferer, and the off- Porte Piece I Schtice Pet, College Farm Rd., Murray; Pre- Arnen-an writer Charles Dud- ston Boyd, Rt. key humming bug. Carol Su-rest 2, Murray; Mrs. ley Warner In kis Warne of MET, Sourest Quotes From The News said, "What small Sallie Adair, R.t. 3, Punter, Offke SWIM potatnes we all Gtd Ity UNITED P711188 INTRZNATIONAL are, compared 91" Tenn.; Mrs. Edna Donelson, Rt. All of these office bugs show .• with what we might be." AM News for 1, Murray; Bennie Spann, 500 up in a contest secretaries, Worts wttu / Seer% WYO.Or I :1103Teateiti't Perry„Meatin Jew Chestnut, Murray; Mrs. Bessie • BT. LOMB — Sen. Charles Percy, in a speech a contest sponsored by a car 1O:4 ' 111— Show Wadkins, Rt. 1, Murray; Gro- .nuou, 5, : criting the Johnson-Humphrey administration's eco- rental firm running an advertie • •, sr ver Simon, Rt. lag campaign about eliminating 5, Murray; M- nomic mord - Merle: Fre — I I) r" NORTH FORK "Wish Crass" ail Robertson, 211 So. 13th St., bugs in its fleet-like the chit- -Ten years ago Sen. Humphrey was shedding tears 12 m *riffles Dick Pews/ Movie Murray; Mrs. Ernetine Venable, car g:: you terburg, "if the rent 0 I because It was costing small businessmen so much to Mae A Ityme TODAY ft TUBS. Is dirty, he's been messing a- Move -borrow money. Yet today, when thousands of small bust- NEWS round." a- The story , newsmen are unable to stay hi business because of bigh Co”many th.-sgement the- iff interest rates, the vice president's Leant have apiierently Sy Mrs. R. D. Key light it'd be fun to get mem Use this sound Of a girl 4r. dried." May ilk 1968 tartan in the act; it'd aloe be TU1SDAT 1:11ORNIR.'11115tEllir called Sara and lef Bro. and Mrs. A. D. Vacien. good business; since usually the teenale Perm News 14- Mr. and Mrs. Orvis McGee and secretary makes the call 1111 Sort; Lord Celery Junction It iol:ts. the key she NEW ORLEANS - Gov Nelson A. Rockefeller Cie N DAIRY FARM • boss when he rents when daillghter' Jenet` lir' and .?1_ra:Itser a car. lionfile Pr vain gave to a -4 1- "Tort, asked about 1 Rockefeller-Reagan ticket: 6 Infrow Littleton Warm spent MOMOM4 The firm, Avis, ran as soh ad. "Well I'd be happy to get the nomination . . . and with nit Seas Shoe rLAIJ different man Day Mrs Ruth Hayes verUsement in Today's finoto Yselvi w... 1 ;c1 - 'after that. I'm open minded" Those spending Mothers ;3 Tees Day Lary, a publication for lie IMOD 7 Mem Sew. each month. U.S. History Mrs. Morris were Ho- mum. gni, offering sus air as with Ella C attain K aneeroo WASHINGTON ward and Zagora Morris, Mrs. 1111 TWO%• News - Sen. Robert Kennedy, comment- ...best office bug "— ;3 Tees 1.0.4 Bertie Jenkins, Mr and Mrs. 8 ing on the nation's welfare program: each for the next OM MOIL American Way Morrie Jenkins and sons. hike II snap. judgment Mike Dowses Illon.sier Room ••• "The answer to the welfare crisis is work. Jobs, self- And if a secretary AIM isle Here le • practical MEIN pre/gm till Stra LII 37 and beanie. Mr and Mrs. Mil- : Cencenfration her ebia4lly Mensal/1g yaw pelsdlis• sufficiency and family integrity, not a masdve extenaion money, she would st obi 9 • ford On and son, Terry. Mr. Adventure In sea end profits- and kneinsulaig of welfare." a button with the eampamfa IS povisoiono And" of Dick raven Oman Paschall, Mr. Science the euellty er rem herd es Waal and Mn. either •IS MayberrY Lab 21 motto in Gregg er M- :311Nobreased OW* Van R. D. Key, Mr and Wu and Mrs. shorthand-"We O Isteres Daytime Show • um try MA. American Way I. Sneed 75% CO your cony to k I. NEW YORK - Sen. Eugene McCarthy speaking at a Mrs. Douglas Vandyke, Mr. Lose of Proven Select !bre.. USDA 1•°!.••• 8 L. lee ratings political rally at Mullion Square Garden: and Mrs. Ceylon Morris. Mr. 1 Mews C wtsius Wend The contest will close Mee :3 Enz Guess Search feLr Triw. freers.. Isle on them bulls are tactual and un. "The politics and Mrs Ralph Gallimore. Mr. SeldIlls U $ History biased of reason, the politics of conscienoe, the 10, but greedy needy 110 bit- -your soundest assurance Mn Ceylon H. Morris and TUESDAY AFTERNOON PROGRAMS of getting the kind ce porformaneb . politics of reconciliation . . can in fact be the patties and come ters have in, the an- which daughter. Michele, Mr. and Mrs. 121taar Shew Mews %Lime Corm House %ellyb Giant A. I. makes podeltde. of mamma in 1968." ew said. 1 sampled the replies Glynn Orr, Mr and Mrs. Glynn asd esschuled that secretaries Werke Party 2. *reed 25% of your sews le • and son, Racine. Mr. A/nicker. Way N. Orr selection of pedigree-pwwersil Young my lave their gripes, but they LiatjAdMi efonzlywed Game and Mrs. Charlie Olive of Ps- I ipt.e14•Y 61 Clur Laby Select Sires, Those new butte have aumplain with wit and taught- .• " rst mow' w • doodi. Mrs Edith Leffler and Art Unkleller's The. Deb, Gen* the potential to too today. best A. Bible Thought 1 House Party Rhythm Perede PIP for Proven Sires. They Today Direr the oppor- Scarlet. of Paris At eir• 41411011$er, Annie *Oriel Garret Hewittel U.S..litstery Mewl Misariaseti T4,,jrzt. tunity to Introduce new Moor Inba teracon visitors were Br,. and Beware ften nentbsesd Say Ear se Sgbala your herd, end to cooperate with • that thee forget net the Lard eleet 2 Do:* 0,0drers JERRY 6f FriMION Ft Ilan ILLSTIER thy Ged. Mn. W arren Syk.es San and The ° Flit Persia, mmucral office bees eaecerned Kis blew ether progreeehnomtneed dairyman —Deetereserny 8:IL 3 111 TM Mitch beset Senn Dating Genie where twer in proving isis pot•ottai. ilitCh' and Prances°Mit' WIS, starts dictating ftve-11111V- In prosperity we tend to claim all the credit for our dited Olems 0111.1esn's Wand Natal All Aboard MO Mr lie SANDY DENNIS Friday afternoon. lis °leg before her (Mann* OM & Sale 75% to 100% of hetes* limes and ignore completely the Lord Paschall the marathon telephone, the eit 4 Maks • Marrrtitme. Mr. Er Green Thumb sired heifers to make -mirdr is feeling better sf Reba Emory Moro Teo" Trine or Frtich Chef placements. to replace the low 15% ANTHONY NEWLEY 1°teark°. and the glamilPer• R. D Key is not feeling se aee :4 Moo Grille Palma. CanseteenCee An artistic secretary with a to 25% of your herd; to cull the well He was in Paris Saturday Allem Hams piar The Unremembie betters: and to have springers mail order firm in Chicago to Newman Mon Ten to see Dr Yam@ MET Journal THEODORE BIKEL Years Ago sketched her unfavorite stem .41" prink, Today 5 1 4. Maintain Mrs R D Key visited Mrs. complellb production roe- DeBENNING smei *Oh bug, the carbon centipede. Hy TUESDAY WINING PROGRAMS ads to *entity 114 elidainelle pow linage• TOM FUS Wattle Taylor Tuesday eentapede had carbon copies children and grandchil- : News War.: Sew% I Lee Lacy " lathed to each of his numerous 1WWw" of dreileof Mr ad Mrs. Orie Key- , =VonaPOors Soffkoff's producers.& Feed property and misquote.), he tg Dr. C. H Jones of Lynn Grove, age 7'?, crawlers. GarillaS sterlaans died today at gendall spent Mothers Day with give better 111 breeding full opportunity 1:40 p.m He had practiced assess see sorb labels from Pots:erg medicine In Murray and Old- them :IS Atlanta vs le produce results. assorted cities as the Utual ty- San Francnice Med skenes It TONI loony County for many years before illness forced hiM Mrs Clerris Wilma a Kr and :4 Sesetiell Mon Thief WED. Nene SAT. the temperamental tyr- 11. urnion the kind of nienegeniefil - to retire. and daughter Mr and Mrs. rant. " . • . . that 'MO mak* the most of your asp amt. the poor profit prohpet, 8 .„ - Vgagal. Quitman Key visited Mr and Ausiber dome.th reported was that of Mrs leah Lax, :. _ Geed Merrane pa.y...p.e. lallreeft breeding program. u - DIRECT FROM ITS ear le. - Mrs Tom Wilson Sunday. Mo- the misopervisor. the detail bor- War iil 111■••. er, the 4:55 dictator, the nat. 00 " COS. News Hew ThenvIaders Sc'.'.., Symphony No 'weans ere promised ream o1- ROAOSHOW ENGAGEMENT' Dr. MalIirt R Martin, thers Day . 11I ' . state superintendent of public lowing this Nos Jessie Key was taken to Mem- nral nitpicker, the office bus- 9 .,..ol Track ' • progress'- sound . instruction, will speak at Muiray State Colleges com- :4 . Moody unprovemeist that w,14 pet hospital Monday by his ser bug, and the flying rage- phis wore ependabk /opera in your mencement this year. Dr Van Bogard Dunn. pastor of a York sec- Nrs son. Calvin, where he under the last from New =8.1 Seer% pocket the Forest Heights Perry. Meson Jon Minor Methodist Church, Jackson, Tenn., went surgery retary who sketched. ferocious 1 Oir44.1.= Skew A MASTERPIECE" • will be the baccalaureate speaker. Mr. and Mrs Frank Wyatt Insect alongside. Iternembor we're here le help M - • OAP, Mr. and Mrs. every way possible to maw Iles Bonnie Graham are the Parents of a and son of Jackson. Miss Ruth Nowle: 11 "The Ere" program work I end weft uell• Anthony Hilton, born May 18 at the Taylor of Memphis returned to The closest presidential Hee I Murray Hos- Micky eseney Mews ter you. "AN AWESOMELY pital their home Sunday after being Lion in American history oe Sally It Wrest Mr* with their mother. Mrs Nettie curred in 1880 when Republi- 12 ''"5.7-'" ABSORBING Hall" Taylor lest week. can James A Garfield defeated Clyde Nichols and daughter, Democrat Winfield S Hancock 1 I = Lacloska. visited the Omen Pas- by 7,023 votes out of ahead 20 Years Ago Today Ida •.• inhale Scherifeles cholla Sunday night nine million votes cast. freaseed by Steneas ‘4. ulixiga• Tuna nu Orrea...r. I.• own.. Brio and Mrs Terry Sills and THE DINO DE LAURENTIIS Terry, J. C. KEMP children. Laura Dene, e.o.m. el Gene Towery, 18 year old youth of Bell Clty, died and Steve spent Saturday with YOUTHS ARRESTED TECHNICIAN yesterday morning at the Murray Hospital He was the Mr. and Mrs Douglas Vandyke. /Imam 762-1144 BRAUNSCHWEIG. son of Mr and Mrs Joe Towery Mr. and Mrs 0&e Morris end Germany MARSHALL-CALLOWAY 1141 Six members of a West Sixty Calloway County residents were called yester- Mn. Gleanor Byars visited Mr. ARTIFICIAL BRE:MIRO German beat band. aged 18 to day by Circuit Judge Elvis J. /Rehr to serve and Mrs Charles Morns in Cal- as Jurors 22. strayed into CO-OP vert City Monday East Germany BIBIE for a (Sin ton murder trial after the Hickman Murray, list of 34 while on a Sunday stroll and Kentucky I. The Jurors was exhausted were arrested by Communist In D-150' An affiliate of the Kentucky Mr and Mrs Aubrey Farmer announce the engage- guards. Western border offic- Artlibcfei Breeding Assn. 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19614_ _ THREE - - — PAGE THE LEDGER & TIMIS — ,MURRAY, KENTUCKY laor, MONDAY— MAY 20 1968 Lich- 'M. Chicago White Sox Win Two ack- Sports ard- Murray Loan Co. and Games From Oakland Sunday on TV MONEY HEADQUARTERS W. Main Street Phone 753-2621 By STU CAMEN Ilu UPI Sports Writer Tuesday, May 11 way Chicago Cubs Manager Imo 7-9:30 p. m.—Baseball . . . L Atlanta vs. San Francisco Ch. the Durocher, one of baseball's bet- ...... r.-...ovioree.....K.1%.0.41V ", "stuck to 4. sent ter hunch players, „ • • • • Me- the book" Sunday and former Chicago Cubs, San Francisco 9:30-10 p m.—Car and Track pupil Herman Franks learned College Cleaners . . . Ch. 4. 1411 Olive lass a valuable lesson. • • • • Blvd. 18:116 The Cubs had two runners on Giants Split A ...0.0.4.ovoc.a.s.."..s.,...... atekagioe•ii; — FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY — Twin Bill. International Thursday, May 23 bast with two out in the sixth By United Press Truly Fine Cleaning Phone 753-3552 10:30-11 p m.Munsom Out- inning of the second game of American League doors . Ch. 8. _.a doubleheader against San By VITO STELLINO play. W. L. Pct. GB 'sea 1 "Francisco when Franks decid- UPI Sports Writer "I wasn't particularly impres- in Detroit 22 12 .647 — Saturday, May 25 ed to remove Giants' starting Eddie Stanky, who loved his sed with my team's showing," It' Cleve. 20 14 .563 2 12:g-1 p. m.—Car and Track $: pitcher Bob Bolin. Bolin„ a team while it was losing, Stanky grumbled after the tely Bait. 18 16 .529 MAGNAVOX and FENDER : righthander, was removed in doesn't even like it now that White Sox blasted Oakland 6-2 by ERNIE BANKS Boston 18 16 .529 4 • • • • favor of southpaw Joe Gibbon it's winning. and 7-3 to complete its first Minn. 18 16 .529 4 1-4 p. m.—Baseball . . . Bos- with lefty swinging Dick Nan The spunky Chicago White Sox' series sweep this season. when the Chicago 15 17 .469 6 ton vs. Minnesota . . . Ch. 4. coming to bat. coach under Durocher manager suffered through his Too Many Mistakes Giantswhen 644 • • * • Nen had belted a two-run ho- lip managed the team's 10-game losing streak at "The people down in Texas Calif. 16 19 .457 located in New Oakland 15 20 .429 744 2-2:30 p Outdoor& mer in his previous trip to the the club was the start of the season by jog- and Mobile who read about our GRADUATION 744 man Ch. 8. =but Durocher countered York, defended his pitching ging in the outfield after the victoriies probably think we're Wash. 15 20 .429 New York 14 21 .400 8% e ms. ' move by sending up change. doing great. But we didn't play Results 4-5:30 p. m.—Wide world of righthanded hitting Ernie Notes Bolin Tiring well in this series, we made far Sunday's • California 2 Minnesota 1, 1st Sports . . . Ch. 8, DAY'S SALE Banks, who promptly proved his "Gibbon hadn't allowed an too many mistakes," he added. manager's wisdom by slamming earned run in the 6 1-3 innings Despite Stanky's misgivings, Minnesota 3 California 2, 2nd his sixth home run of the sea- he'd worked this season and the Sox have come up with New York 11 Boston3 SIGN PITCHER Bolin appeared to be losing his Detroit 5 Washington 4, 1st $4.79 LP NOW son. The Cuba went on to gain quite a turnabout and are now CLEVELAND CPO — Twenty- $3.55 t• 6-3 victory and a split of the stuff after walking two batters six games behind the Detroit Detroit 7 Washington 0, 2nd three year-old Mike Paul, who Includes Entire Stock twinbill after dropping the In the sixth," Franks said. "So, Tigers, who swept a double- Cleveland 11 Baltimore 6, 1st had a 2-1 record and a 1.09 - opener 1-0. , I decided to bring in the left header from the Washington Cleveland 2 Baltimore 0, 2nd ERA at Reno, was purchased 0 Nen, whom I "I was forced to put in Banks bander to face Senators 5-4 and 7-0 to retain Chicago 6 Oakland 2, 1st Sunday by the Cleveland In- 45 RPM'S NOW the next batter." 770 because Herman switched to a figured to be first Chicago 7 Oakland 3, 2nd dians. San Fran- lefthander. It's part of baseball The split enabled Cleveland remained two Today's Probable Pitchers Paul, a lefthander, is sched- 45'5 One ,strategy," Durocher said with a cisco to move within one game games back by sweeping Balti- Detroit, McLain 5-1 at Min- uled to join the Indians in An- Bo. League-leading St nesota, , straight face. "And that Banks of National more 11-6 and 2-0. In other Merritt 3-3, 9 p. m. aheim next week after classes Cardinals lost to 0-1 at —he's a beauty," Durocher add- Louis as the games, Minnesota beat Californ• New York, .Bouton end at the University of Ari- 4V EA. Philadelphia 4-3 for their four- Washington, OR 3 F°. $1.00 ed. Is 3-2 after losing 2-1 and New Bosman 0-4, 8 p zona. straight setback. In other m. Franks, who served as a th York snapped Boston's seven- ML games, Cincinnati walloped game win streak with an 11-3 Chicago, Fisher 0-1 at Balti- DRIVER CRITICAL 50 ONLY - REG. $4.79 Pittsburgh 9-3, Atlanta beat the more, Hardin 4-1, 8 p. m. triumph. BONN 'PD — Race driver While 12 and Cali- New York Meta twice, In the National League, Phil- Boston, Santiago 5-1 at Chris Irwi, who underwent sur- 2-0, and Houston swept a dou- fornia, McGlothlin 2-2, 11 p. m. NOW $100• hLThey I Every Eddie Stinky adelphia topped St. Louis 4-3, gery after suffering brain dam- Loa Angeles 2-1 Games bleheader from Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 9-3 Tuesday's age in a crash at the Nuerburg mut 3-1. ,game. He insisted the team Atlanta swept a doubleheader Cleveland at Oakland 2, twi-nite ring speed track Friday, w $6.95 STEREO TAPES Homeowner In the American League, would bounce back, and despite from New York 3-2 and 2-0 Boston at California, N reported in "critical condition" front-running Detroit took a .all the losses, claimed, "I still Chicago beat San Francisco Detroit at Minnesota N by doctors Sunday. Washington N 1k needs it... pair from Washington 5-4 and l love my team." 6-3 after losing the opener 1-0 New York at The 24-year-old British dri- Now $5.88 OR 3 F°R $15 7-0, Cleveland topped Balti- But after the White Sox jump- and Houston swept a double- Chicago at Baltimore N ver was injured when his Ford; more twice 11-6 and 2-0, Chicago l ed from ninth to sixth place header from Los Angeles 2-1 Prototype crashed during prac- One National League UsedColumbia Portable swept a twinbill from Oakland :Sunday by chalking up their land 3-1. tice runs for the 1,000 kilo 6-2 and 7-3, Minnesota won the 15th W. L. Pct. GB Sun Stereo Record Player victory in the last 224 Tommy John hit a three-run meter sports car race held _ '24.95 doubleheader St. Louis 20 14 .588 — nightcap of its games, Stanky wasn't happy or homer in the fourth inning and day. In Good Condition - from California 3-2 after the even pleased with San Fran. 20 16 .556 1 ONLY the team's pitched a six-hitter to carry the Angels won the opener 2-1 and Atlanta 20 16 .556 1 cinnati !White Sox past Oakland in the Federal Hog EAST INDIAN SITAR 11- ooastea a 9-0 lead be- Phila. 17 16 .515 244 New York whipped Boston first game. 1 fore Pittsburgh scored its runs Cin. 18 17 .514 2% Market Report Reg. 240.00 - Now '150.00 3. in the seventh inning off win- Carlos Takes Win 4 Jim Ray Chicago 19 19 .500 3 The Giants used In the second game Cisco ORKIN ner George Culver The Reds' 17 20 .459 44 State Market News Ser- Los Ang Federal Special Hart's home run in the second Red Tag Guitars Venda Pinson collected his 1,- Carlos went 6 1-3 innings to Pitts. 15 18 _455 444 vice, Monday. May 20, Kent- inning and the six-hit pitching or can give 784th major league hit during 5% up to 20% off you victory. The White Sox York 15 20 429 Purchase Area Hog Mar-, of Gaylord Perry to gain their get the New tucky the contest to tie Hall of Fa. the game open with five Houston 15 20 .429 544 10 Buying (Entire Stock Not Included) tvhicetohrtyu inof fthpeeope weerreThreeo broke ket Report Includes I mer Edd Roush for the club runs in the fifth inning. Wayne Sunday's Results Stations ednrry collect- record. Causey singled home two runs AUanta 3 New York 2, 1st Receipts 3693 Head. Barrows by Billy Williams, who tied Atlanta rookie Ron Re ed with the bases loaded for the Ails New YOrk 0 2nd and Gilts Steady to 25r Higher; OR Richie Ashburn's major league hurled a two-hitter and Felipe Leach's Music & TV I key blow of the inning. Philanilithia 4 St. Louis 3 Sows, Steady to 25( Lower record for outfielders by ap- Alou and Felix Milian collect- Al Kaline's 307th career ho- Cincinnati 9 Pittsburgh 3 US 1-2 200 230 lbs $19.00-1950; !peering in his 694th conaecut- ed run-scoring singles in the Dixieland Center mar and Ed Mathews' 510th San Francisco 1 Chicago 0 1st US 1-3 190 230 lbs $18 25-19 00: lye contest in the nightcap, eighth inning in the Braves' gave Detroit its second game Chicago 6 San Francisco 3 2nd 1-3 230,250 lbs $17.75-18.25; which was won by Bill Hands, opening-game win. Dick- Kelley US ' Chestnut Street Phone victory over Washington and Houston 2 Los Angeles 1. 1st $16751775; 753-7575 W PLAN OP Ninth Inning Rally US 2-3 250-280 lbs COMPUITII limited the Mets to eight safe- up the sseeep. Kaline's Angeles 1 2nd •OSP W.., • • Pinch hitter Gary Suther- wrapped Houston 3 Los SOWS: PROTIKTION ties in the nightcap as the Hank Greenburg's Pitchers land's two-run double in the homer broke Today's Probable US 1-2 270-350 lbs 515.00-16.00: TORAISTI1 sweep moved Atlanta into a record while Mathews' mo- Veale 2-3 at New bottom of the ninth carried the club Pittsburgh, US 1-3 300450 lbs $14001500; tie for second place with San within one of Mel Ott p. m Phils past St. Louis. The Cards ved him York, Koosman 5-2, 8 US 23 400-650 lbs $13.00-14.00. GRETSCH * MARTIN Serf wan—tau MAT Pee Francisco . for sixth place on the all-time San Francisco, Mancha' 6-2 0111511AINT1119 PINMICTION r had taken a 3-2 lead in the top Lee Thomas' homer and run- list. Rookie Les Cain, p. m. half of the inning when JuIllm homer M Atlanta. Niekro 3-3, 8 scoring single paced the Astros went 6 2-3 innings, got at Chi- Javier walked, Curt Flood trip- who Houston, Wilson 3-3 1 to their second-game win after first major leag- for his p, m. 753-1201 led and Tim McCarver singled credit einnati. Arrigo 3-2, 8 Ron Brand drove in Houston's victory. at to account for two runs, but ue Los Angeles, Sutton 2-2 winning run in the opener with Brown's eighth inning m. reliever Dick Farrell, who al- Gates St. Louis, Jester 1-1, 9 p. a fifth inning double. Mike snapped a 4-4 tie and Games lowed McCarver's single, got single Tuesday's Cuellar tossed a six-hitter in won the opener fa Fred Lash- Pittsburgh at New York the third out to pick up his the nightcap to pick up his first second win. er. Philadelphia at Chicago win after Denny Lemaster held Siebert's one-hitter N Rookie catcher Johnny Ben- Sonny San Francisco at Atlanta the Dodgers to seven hits in Curt Blefary's seventh inning Houston at Cincinnati N mew seeeI 111/ /1/0 Pontiac? SNOW ch drove in four runs with a What makes a Pontiac a f/M/P1. gaining his fourth triumph in double gave Cleveland the Angeles at St Louis N double and two singles as Cin. Los the first game. sweep over Baltimore. It was the 11th shutout by the Cleve- And wha• Takes acknai , cars ordine land staff and, since Steve Ber- shutout with two gen went the distance in the had a three-hit Minne- opener, the staff has 18 com- out in the ninth when a run and had plete games. sota erupted for Rojas came on Hospitals Are People Caring For Sims, Robinson Homer two on Minnie People a called third strike The Indians exploded for 15 and threw end it. hits in the opener with Duke put Rich Rollins to scoring sin- Sims hitting a three-run homer Don Mincher's run gave Cal- in the first and Larry Brown gle—off Perranoski— the top of and Lee Maya each having ifornia a 2-0 lead in to be three hits. Frank Robinson had the ninth and proved a three-run homer, his first this the deciding run. five year, for Baltimore Andy Kosco drove in -run homer, Ron Perranoski came on and runs with a three pace retired two batters with two on a single and a double to to victory over, ,and one out in the eighth to the Yankees snapped the Red leave Minnesota's second game Boston, which streak. 'victory over Califorriiie. Perra- Sox' seven-game winning made three noski also got Jimmie Hall on Tom Tresh, who at short- called third strike to end the errors in one inning Only Ponbacs lwe Wide-Track Drive a Flontiac Even our lowest priced Pcntiac has stop Saturday night to pave the !game after the Angels got two and you'll wonder who took all Ole tarps a(fugue 175- hp-Overhead Cam Six -Unless yOG 'runners on in the ninth. way for a defeat, drove in four a arxi curves out of the road count cylinders Ncull svyear its a V-8 In the opener, Sammy F.11is runs for New York with single and bases-loaded double.

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PAGE FOUR THE LEDGER Ali TINES — HURRAT t KINT13011111r MONDAY — .MAY 20 1888 — Jones," she is Mrs. Smith (her maiden name I Jones- It ma1411 Mrs. Blankenship becomes Mrs. J. B. Burkeen • • Phone 755-1517 or 753-4547 sense to me because if John marries again, his wife Guest Speaker For Mrs. John Jones, and if his former wife land, heaven forbid, Theta Department former wives] all retitle the name of Mrs. John Jones, wouldn't they have a time with their charge accounts, mall and Mrs. Jean sianxenstup, ex- Identification' ecutive secretary of the local permaatt Red Cross office, was the guest Everybody has a problem. What's yours? Fee a aiwg speaker at the supper meeting 'Deaf.-74613g, reply write too Abby, Box 16790, Los Angeles, CaL, Meell Department of of the Theta Melissa a stanyed. self-addressed esveispe. the Murray Woman's Club held .J LOVELY on Monday, May 13, at six-thir- . FOR ABBY'S BOOKLET. "HOW TO HAVE A LOS ty o'clock in the evening. Charles F. Hinds WEDDING," SEND Mee TO ABBY, BOX airee, opened her talk The speaker Ryan-Hurt Engagement ANGELES. CAL., MOM. In a very humorous and inter- Speaker At Meet esting way before 'he went into By Local Group the serious lade of her work Charles F Hinds, head lib Art of Kissing with the Red Croat She dis- rattan at Murray State Uniser cussed the different phases of sity, was the speazer at the an- work of the Murray office in- nual luncheon meeting of the cluding first aid, home nurs- Calloway County Genealogical Only Self diameter. -Taught ing, water safety. Society held at the Holiday Inn blood drive, office and coo- on Monday, May 13. amity volunteers, youth, wel- Hinds spoke on "Genealogi- By Abigail Van Buren mil- fare fund. and service to cal Records That Are Available IC Ina be °nabs Tribune-N. Y. Nen end., in 1 itary. in the Jackson Purchase Area" . DEAR ABBY I have been dating a guy named Jake for A question and answer period the last month or so My problem is that Jake doesn't know Blankenship was intro- discussion. Mrs. followed his bow to kiss. He is 24 years old, hasn't been around much and duced by Mrs Cliff Campbell, the business session During be kisses me like he's kissing a wall. vice-chairman new officers were elected who I know how a guy should kiss a girl, and Mrs. W L Pinkston. chair- are as follows: poor Jake doesn't man of the hearing program Mrs Joe AID:mitten, presid- know what he's missing work, reported tilat the depart- ent; Mrs. -1.-11. Key, -eseretron Is there some way I could tell him without offending him" ment committee had tested tbe Mrs Foreman Godwin, trea- 1 Would like to hang on to him, but I'm afraid if I criticize his hewing of 382 children in the surer; Miss Erin Montgomery, kissing he will drop me city and county during the six- Mrs. Price Doyle, historian; Can you please give Jake and guys like him a simple 1-2-3 ty hours devoted to the pro- custodian, Mrs Robert Bow- lesson on how to kiss' I'm sure I'm not the only girl with gram by the department mem- den, publicity; Mrs. Charlie this problem. bers. She reported that Mrs. Stubblefield. Mrs. Price Doyle, LIKES JAKE Lucille Ron. county health Wesley Walderop, and Mrs DEAR LIKES: Sorry, but each girl will have to give her nurse, had expressed her ap- Mrs. Foreman Graham, advis- Owl kissing lessons. An inexperienced kisser may be preciation for the Thetas com- ory council. clumsy at ing to the cou.,ty schools for Lunch was served to the first, but with practice, he should improve. Kissing, when inspired by honest affection. Is Don't him. the test program members and three viattors. bastinctive. tell Show Thetas will start this him. If he's normal sad genuinely The Mr Hinds, Miss Betty Bowden. interested in you, he'll catch Ii again in the fall, Mrs work acquisition library at Murray said. Pinkaton State. and Mrs J. A. Outland. • • • DEAR ABBY: My wife is one of those women who knows Mrs, Earl Warford, special everything And her most ttioro area of knowledge is what teacher, expressed Wadesboro Club education -most" husbands do and do not do, altho I can't figure out for appreciation and that of her Meets Wednesday the life of me for the birthday where she gets all her knowledge. her students The home of Mrs. Lowell Thetas have spon- The specific question at the moment is who should parties the Palmer was the scene of the each month for the chi- shampoo the rugs' The latmhand or the wife/ sored meeting of the Wenesboro '1 We have had an electric "shampooer" [price $8.51 for a pictured with the trophy dren MS MARY LIZAIIETH RYAN Homemaker' Club hold on Mrs. John (Judy) Parker Is Announcements were mai year, it's MId-Arnerican bollissamis Wednesday, May 15, at one I and been used only once. she woo as first place winner In the of the Chanty Ball June 11 MIS I dancing She and ism husband are members Hr. sed Ns& John L. Ryan of lent Wayne Serest, Hobe& o'clock in the afternoon. am employed full time My wife is not employed outside championship. of the general meeting of the Paducah's ballroom doming team that participated In the ue, ark ememee the engagement of their daughter, Mary Mrs. Max Hurt presented the the home, nor does she participate in any volunteer work, of club on May 20 Five new mem- on Mid-Amorlean finals of ballroom competition hold at the Umiakhe Illimed Dale Hurt, son of Mr and Mrs. Buford Hint main lesson for the day church charities or social activities. Our three children are in bers were voted into the de Holiday Inn Convention Center In Memphis, Tenn. Other W Ilsolinerd, Murray. "Planning and Zoning". school all day We live in a well-furnished pertinent WA home with all the nsombors of the foam, some local, wises Frances Divine, allie elect mode her debut at the 1964 Charity anil- The devotion was given by Ile kW modern conveniences. She expects me to shampoo the rugs Brvnloy, Slim and Charlene Show, Harry and luau Leitch, from Murray Mrs. Gladys Young from Mark ine. lbw will graduate this month Meta UV& because "most" husbands do Do they" POOR RICHARD D. L. Carter, John Hart, ISE and the group repeated Dr. Jock Olanninl, Clara Atherten, erecesling the meeting the Oa Chap- Lord's Prayer in unison. M. Hayes, Bobby and Laura McDougal, C. L taker, bostesses, Mrs Ben Trevathem WC Rant is a graduate of Murray State University 1111Me he The DEAR RICHARD: I can't speak for -most" husbands, and Mrs. Wayne Hardie report- man, and Katherine Lax. Miss Martha Guier. Mrs, Joseph I= a member of Pi Kappa Mpha social fraternity. At Ihe pre. neither can your wife. But what they do Oswald have no bearing Son-Derniscrill ed on the apecial lemon on Photo Preen Price, and Mrs Ben Humphry- emd. Mr. Hurt is completing his sophomore year at the Villeiles on who does what in your "Flower Arrangement" present- beam. If a perso• doesn't want to do es, served nipper from the ta- WO of Louisville School of Medicine where he is a Misr of by Mrs Fred (knees to the something — time excuse is as good as another, but if yeas caul the winners presenting their ble centered with a lovely flor- Medical Fraternity. ed Afternoon Party Is Phi ad Hommoskers Clubs during Nat- agree — take turas. prizes to the honoree. al arrongement The card ta- The wedding will take place Mitten II, in lirsehmess. Wei Library Week. Held At Ellis Home The guests were invited to bles were centered with burn-. the couple are bodied. All relieves and Mends of Twelve members answered the refreshment table which cane 'snips and greenery •DEAR ABBY: My fiance and I set the date for our For Patricia Pasco the roll call with their favorite was covered with a yellow linen wedding and I went ahead and made all my plans Then his Bible verse. Mrs Clarence Cul- Mn. M. C. Ellis, Mrs. Johnny cloth and carried out the daisy whatever he undertakes a n d ,mother tells me that I read the minutes and gave should change the date because it Parker, and Mrs Fred Keel motif in the flower arrange- then tries to improve upon that. ver treasurer's report conflicts with her high school reunion were hostemses for an afternoon ment and napkins Cokes were 4-H club work a member the COFFEE CUP MATTER In Mrs, Ernest Futrell directed I told her it was impossible to change the wedding date, a0 i.Lporty on Tuesday, May 14th. served from a large ire-filled competes with himself to grow - the recreational period with she saki. "Well, I may just have to miss the wedding" The party was a courtesy e container circfsid and improve through what be Mrs. Baron Palmer and Mrs. Abby, tended to Mini Patricia Lyna greenery interspersed with has learned from his exper- which do you think is mere In-portant' A high school Hurt being the recipients Pasco, June first bride-elect of daisies, arid dips and assorted iences and participation —Mrs. Max :lass reunion or your own son's wedding' And do you think I of the prisms. James Edwin Jones, Jr of May- party pastries were served from Dean Roper was wrong for not changing the date' WONDERING • • • Refreshments were served field, and was held at the home Large trays I 13 Mrs Palmer of Mrs Ellis on North Twelth. The hostesses' gift to Miss I r Are you careless in the use by DEAR WONDERING: I would say that ome's son's wedding June 19th meeting will Street Pasco was an electric mixer. Cern in your home? The would take precedence over a class reunion. and I of electricity the home of Mrs don't blame The guests were greeted by The guest list included' Miss row few safety tips: (1) be held in you for not changing the Here are a date. Mrs Ellis, Miss NOM. and her Jan Jones, Mrs Ed Carroll, Miss correct sise; never Autumn Ezell. Use fuses of mother. Mrs John Otis Pasco. Kay Minor. Miss Sally Threlk- over slit, (2. Never use a an (ti\FIDE•TIAL to B L. F When For the afternoon party Miss eld. Miss Jane Bryan. Miss Mar- substitute for fuse, a woman marries John the penny as a Jones she Pasco wore a two-piece dress in ion Beiote, Mrs Dan Park', how and where to becomes Sirs John Jeers . and remains Mrs. (3) Know SOCIAL -EMIR shades of blue The hostesses and Miss Susan Sparks. cast before any Join Jones as long as she lives sad is his disconnect power legal wife. Should presented the honoree and her • • • t "1 arises. (4) Touch ex- Joke die, she is Mrs John emergency Aleswaay, May 30 James I sot Mrs. Mary James) unless mother with corsages of spring Subway routes in New York only after current she marries another aret posed wires The Women of St. John', man However. if Mrs. John Jones daisies Games carrying out the City cover 237 miles, along turned off. (5) Don't touch Episcopal Church will meet at divorces John she boas is does not retain the name of "Mrs. Jells bridal theme were played with which are 481 stations cords that are frayed or have the hew of Mrs. Robert Mabry, Part exposed aim, (7) Avoid touch- 1512 Kirkwood, at 7.30 pm. ing appliances and plumbing at • • • of C m sammeny Area the oy ...prewar, the same time. (8) Never leave The Murray Woman's Club Extension Agents'dult Wert discuss- beet Workshops, forums, cords plugged in within reach will have its general meeting ion groups of children Electricity is the mid inotallanon of officers at What will the well deemed organitad glee Meetings with safest tyep of energy we have the dub man choose and wear tW house at six p.m. she •-homemakers' groups When we abuse or get careless • • • spring' He will select h suit groups. ruin Special interest in the use of it, we might suf- of good quality because he will Toseday, May ••1 Mass media (newspapers, electric shock — Miss Ir- 21 receive more value for his mo- fer let ban( newsletters. radio. Tv). suit will ma Hamilton Circle 1 of the First Method- bit ti ney A good quality Home vts. • • • attrac- 1st Church WSCS will meet at bold its shape, be more Training lay leaders. The fruit and vegetable the church parlor at two p.m. St tive and more durable He will extension home eco- The atea group of the basic four food • • • 1111) choose a suit with an all-over shares knowledge with nomist group include all vegetables The Music Departrnent of design, because these are less social workers, public teachers. and fruit, emphasizes those that the so i; taring than plaids or stripes. Murray Woman's Club is health nurses and many others valuable as sources of vita- He will choose to add design re scheduled to meet at the club concerned With the comcauniiy and vitamin A Vitamin are to his outfit with a tie that can min C house at 7 30 p.m Hostesses and its families Mrs Max- for healthly gums den be changed as deeded are Mesdames Charles Simons, ine Griffin and body tissues Vitamin A is zen A poorly fitted suit will make • • • William Ryan, Paul Shahan, eeded for growth of normal Vernon Imp the most handsome man ap- and Shown, Morgan Sisk i-FREEIres, Where should the knife wor he win Y131 MI, and healthy conditions Elisabeth Thomason, Leonard pear unattractive, so placed when you have fork be f the skin and other body sur- Whftemer, and Catalino larg check the fit of the neck. shoul- The knife and Catalan. finished eating' faces Choose 4 or more sem- • • • BROKERAGE the length He will ders. waist and fork should be left in the cen- Ansi place his wallet ngs. daily. including one serv- remember to ter of the plate, side by side, I'm he usually caring of a good sourctisof vitamin and other things the blade of the knife turned The Penny Homemakers Club forc pockets. be- C or two servings 'of a fair ries in his trouser toward the center of the pieta. will meet at the Holiday Inn conI a differ- sJurce, one serving of a good cause this will make is a rain that you have fin- at 10 30 a m Members note 1IIGFTTOyOUr It's This of vitamin A. I serving ence in the fit of the suit thr- urce Ala ished siting and it prevents the and one other. change of meeting place ough the hips and waist. of potatoes: • • • tori pmeibility of an accident whim Count as one serving, `ft cup The style of the day says Pat- Murray C',and removing the plate. — MIss of vegetables or fruit or a por- Amenably No 19 Or- that his trousers have that slim, der 'mor ricia Everett. tion of ordinarily served, such of the Rainbow for Girls slightly tapered look, without, . . will meet at the Masonic Mall to u pleats at the waistline and cuffs If your husband's work means as one medium apple banana, or potato, half a at seven pm Miss Betsy Riley with each * at the bottom. The trousers will a transfer and a different home orange, med- 5.00 purchase and grapefruit, oranges, will be installed as worthy ad- be short enough to fall without every few years, you probably ium cant* to I llup, raw strawhemes, broc- visor a break in the legs. have a furniture problem Fur- • • • evei two- looks just right in a coli and brussels sprouts Good or sun: The high fashion suit is niture that The Christian Woman's rid more often seems com- sources of vitamin A are dark- folli button with side vents, and the certain room heirship of the First Cluistisa when you green and deep yellow vegeta- U. thin gentleman will wear the top pletely out of' place to at bles, namely: broccoli, carrots, Church is scheduled meet 11.11 button buttoned The width of change homes. the at eel have ollards, kelt. pumpkin, apis- church 9:30 prel the new ties are three to four To those of you who • • • greens. and s ,acti inches It will blend with the this problem here is a suggest. h; turnip cants- furni- - Miss Frances Hanes. ps•il puff handkerchief that he wears ion when possible. buy The Crimpy Elementary Reg. of 64 doll in his picket pocket His shirt ture that can be used in any School PTA will meet at the Such dru4 collar will show '4 to .4 inches several different- rooms Pinching On Way Out school at 1 30 p m. Special even As above the Jacket collar and be- furniture pieces are useful WASHINGTON 'UPI. guests will be the mothers if Water Pitcher same an low the iackit sleeves — Mrs. when you stay in the Pinching perishable fruits anc first grade for the fall of MIL you Catherine C Thompson hook, far they give more Poe- vegetables to see if they re rips • • • Bra • • • -arranging eibilities when re soon may be out of date The First Baptist Church but A clew dampened cloth foe The California Depou WMS will hold its general meet- bus wiping your hanils while work- The 'Mferiage family WSW Arriculture has developed a ing at the church at 9 30 &IL often than sUcker for avocados ing in the cooking center eli- changes homes more sensitised • • • UnI and minates many needless steps to families a generation ago. that rhareres Tow purple to Wednesday, May 22 in a bright vell^w as the the sink t.da.s's family often lives fruit rip- the apartment. ens Gaseous emissions Have another cloth for use smaller home or an cause gasi manufactur• the color change reports the The ladies day luncheon will at, the range Spilled food or For these reasons lit of US De'..tartment of Awrirul- be served at noon at the Cal boil-os ers may besibegnthl-ttt• ers are making many pieces BROKERAGE tins ture. leway County Country Club atti mediateli This not only, keelie double 'or triple-duty furniture. you buy. degree of color- change'Hostesses are Mesdames James CAA the cooking center in good con- Cansider these when STORE also tells consumers about_ C. Hart, chairman, H E. Chns- DEPARTMENT Vas dition but cleaning is easier. — ilri Juanita Amonett • • • • time needed for the fruit to man, Glen Hodges, Bill HUM, of -- Nit-5 Barletta Wrather • • • The official 4 II club Motto read, full ripeneas The USDA Thomas Hogancamp, Willies So prov•-d 85 pei boy econoitiists make the best better." says the sticker Harvey. Bill Holt, Henry Hol- Extension home Is To in * best to rent effective maitet testa ton. and I Wilson *'*1* * -Or * re.wh homemakers through . A member gists his

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1968 '16A0E P'IVZ THE LEDGER. as TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY - MAY 20, 1988 mes CARD THANKS OF Bike-Minded Gaza Refugees We bid, wish to express our sin AMSTERDAM (UPI) -Hol- AMMAN, Jordan (UPII-A cere land AIM thanks and appreciatio is the world's Most bicy- total of 53,000 Arab refugees Sok to all cle air, our many friends and -minded country. Of a pop- and from the Gaza Strip have fled neighbors for their kindness ulation of 12.5 million, there to Jordan since the Middle Rn and sympathy in the loss of now are more than 8 million Awt East War last June, according our 10111. bicycles on Dutch streets and to recent estimates by Jordan- We especially thank Dr. Moy- roads, an increase of 2 million ian officials. They still are ar- Th In flve er and the nurses of the May- years. riving at a rate of about 250 field FOR BALI Hospital, A sincere thanks daily, officials say. $3903, carpet, panelled 1% Lot 22. Phone to Rev. Jerry Lackey and Rev. 753-6842. 1I-21-C old. One Uke Father, Like .. . acres on blacktop, 10 minutes dog puppies 4 months Johnson Easley. We went to 8' x 35 AMERICAN trailer, air- male, two female. Loyd Cun- HELP WANTED ST LOUIS /UPD-The St. to Murray. Jim Robinson, 3 ARE YOU interested in a home thank all who meat food and Deal ronditioner. Phone 753-7353, ningham, 11-22-C Louis Police Department has miles, on Pottertown Road. in a $25,000 price range with 489-3385. flowers or were helpful in HOLLYWOOD tUPI) WANTED: Full time carpenter, two new father-son teams. May-30-P li-20-P central heat, air-conditioning, any way. Jack Lemmon's Jalem Produc- )1 experienced. Call 7534260. The first 1,0 congratulate Ar- dish washer, range, disposal BY OWNER, nice two-bedroom The Family of tions has purchased "The NEW 3-point 5 ft Cutter with SMALL Cabin Cruiser, carpeted, 11-30-C thur Dwyer and Thomas Roth, carport. Then we have 4 brick, with Ralph Clay Green Crime Against Marcella" for heavy gear box, stump jumper, trailer, moter, only $850.00, 3 and air-conditioning So graduates of the Police Acad- CBS Theatrical Films Lem- maid tall to choose from, 2 with fire- 7th St. Call 7534886 after 5:00 WANTED: Full time summer 1TC emy, wheel, $325.00 Also miles on Pottertown Road, were Lt. Edwin Roth and mon will places, 11-25-C employment with local build- not appear in the pic- new 5' pull-type models, used II-20-P P. a. NO. Philip Dwyer, fathers of ing contractor. Call 753-8310. ture pick-up and pull-type models. OR IF it's a cheaper 1-bed- the rookie policemen. your 11-30-C .eVinson Tractor Co. Phone 753- STRAWBERRIES; pick room brick with central heat, 1967 MONARCH trailer, 12' x CARD OF THANKS own for 20' a quart. Bring your 4192. June-8-C air conditioning, carpet, range 58', furnished. Walnut interior, We wish to express our deep own containers, 2 miles south your interest- and disposal that all electric, carpeted through- FOR RENT appreciation and thanks for the CROSSWORD PUZZLE AlrmwtoSaturgiay Putzle NEW AND USED tires. Tractor of Sedalia on Highway 381. ed in, we have 2 new ones to out. Shady Oaks Trailer Pelt, many expressions of sympathy flats repaired. Speedy service. Phone 328-8643, Jessie Jones. choose from for $20,500, one Lot 36. 11-324 and kindness extended to us uawmi DOWD TWO-BEDROOM, air-condition ACROSS 6 Indian Vinson Tractor Co., Phone 753- TFC with fireplace. following death LJULY.1711 00003U ed trailer on shady lot. Call the accidental Mulberry MOM 000MN OM 4802. June-8-C WE HAVE some extra nice COMPLETELY equipped mov- of our son, Michael D. Jones. 1 -Churc h be nc hes 7 Doctrine HONDA 306 Scrambler, 1967 4119-3623. 11-30-C COO 00MON UUN building lots, city sewer and ing van. Phone 7517271. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jones 5-erm alistsure a-lbooty MODERN 4-BEDROOM home, Model. 3,000 miles. Set of cat- MS =OMB MOO water, underground wiring and 11-31-NC and family 9-Runs away to tle racks to fit short wide Chev- be married wmpoon MnOlN venow paved streets. $2,700 and up. ITC OMUN OM= rolet. John C. Steele, Call 753- 2-BEDROOM apartment, ke 12:9-C 1.ml hod 10-Unit of Retain WE ALSO have some nice large currency USOW UOUMMMR 2875. M-20-1 CAMPING rent for married ample - 13-bn addition (pl.) lots in Jackson Acres Subdivi- TRAILERS for sale 14-Fakohood 11-Permits 'IMMO POMO UU or rental, now taking reserve- girls. 100 South 13th. Call 758- THANKS MOO MIMS ODU GET A CHROME sion, on the new Concord Road. CARD OF 15-Petty ruler 16-Worships dinette Sat with 3914, Kelly's Pest Control. 20-Music: as ON OMUMR Lions. Complete stock white The family of Jerry Key 17-A state (abbr.) C000 4 chairs, yellow. Call 753-7180. Some have nice shads. From written Dover M-21-C IS-Worthiess UNUMMU UUO090 RID OF 11-30-C $1,800 up. dinnerware. Complete wishes to express its thanks 22-Preposition unarm COMM your setting now. Clifford' Gulf, to the members of the Murray 23-Identical 20 19-Rismaleavin:date 24 WE HAVE several cottages and Five Points, Phone APARTMENT, and four private -Employs pit 1961 RAMBLER Wagon, mech- 753-9091. Rescue Squad who were so 21-Chmks horrify 25 -Liquid 311.-Thbe sheets of 50 Mast PESTS lake lots. anically perfect, new brakes, sleeping rooms for boys, with quick to volunteer to assist in 23-Braces M41.11114011 we 51-Biblical weed SEE Roberta Realty for all your k 27 (abbr.) MeV WON't Dew battery, first $100 takes it. kitchen facilities. Call 7534548. recovery of his body after he -Symbol for Won 414.001011 52.Siaye 2111-Showy flower 26-Yellow ocher tilos* Contact Room 217, National Ho- Real Estate needs. 11-21-C in the Ohio river 56-Small child ON INSIR OWN 1 NOTICE was drowned 29-Thiree-loed 30-13ristlitlike 43-Vlipr (4.11484.) tel. 31-20-C ROBERTS REALTY, 505 West 32-Direction SS-Negative at Paducah on Wednescley. The sloths 45-Corled Ion Main Street, Telephone 753- 31-Ocean 33-Toward 59-Compa .s point Squad responded immediately 47-14.0r TISMITIS AEC REGISTERED Dachshund 'ELECTROLUX SALES & Ser- shelter 60-Soak 1661. if-21-C I lump vice, Box 213, Murray, Ky., C. SERVICES OFFERED to the request from the family 35-5tch34-eriru 36-Small 49-Sign 63-Coniunctson Go right on eating if you puppies. Nine weeks old, $35.00. dart their 3TUnit of LARGE BRICK house on large 111. Sanders. Phone 382-3178, and was scheduled to ignore them. The answer. Call 753-7845. 11-20-C Bulgarian I Mil 3 4 44:47,MI0 7 11 *2, 9 10 11 MAINTENANCE search at ten a. m. Thursday Kelly's Pest Control! wooded lot, close to the Uni- Lynnville, Ky. H-May-34-C Unlimited Jan. currency 14 TI'. CHEROKEE Boat with versity. It has 3 bedrooms, (tor Service, Commercial, In- when word was received that CITY OF MURRAY business 31"gan'm 'riosi me 412 ',.:•. 13 20 h p. Johnson motor and dishwasher, garbage disposal, dustrial, Residential, 492-8485. the body had been found. 40-Worm ex.: ...... 0 Locally owned and operat- and vechile licenses are due. 15 M61S Paris Line trailer. Also 1967 dove, 2 fireplaces, carpet, II-23-C The Key family 11444."2-11I•aken 1, ed for III 30 years. We can be Call A 10% penalty will be added 1TP AO' 431 Chevrolet pick-up truck. drapes, air-conditioned, base- 46 reached 24 hours a day. to all delinquent licenses June -Symbol for 20 :•iM 21 Sherrill Outland, 753-3786 mant, also attached furnished 4.tantsExploo.lum MigadIU 22111 weekends or after 6 p. m. 1st. 11-25-C - IF IT'S A FIST CALL US - apartment. Will consider trad- • 50-Deciare Mese 713-3114 M-20-C ing for smaller house. Call vith 771Z ANTIQUE House, 53-Attitude Bill" u A427 IPP, 54-Equality 21 .,,,,„ 30 111 31 NW Member Chamber of 75321568. 11-36-C new ...., 5 YEAR-OLD Pony mare. 40 303 East Main St. See the HOMES 55-Saint (abbr.) OW Commerce and Builder' department. We buy sell 57-Sharper 34 gill a t:37 inches tall with 2 month old 1963 CHEVY Li Station Wagon, gut Amociation LCP-195 and trade antiques. .14-C 61-Exist Uall" mere filly colt. Call 7534714 after automatic transmission, and ra- As Low as $475.00 Down 62-Part of face 45 'ors 4:30. 11-20-C dio. Phone 753-8329, 11-22-P 64-Fimirer a ilgallir Q44 UI SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL fact15-Corromortmocuninket Atei'ln.46 47 ..00.0 40 49 the ,....••: :!,0;k: 8 Tr PICNIC table, 4 oak chairs looking dim? SHALIMAR $3.50 Holland Drug. 86.27 Monthly (plus ....0.WV the PFS CARPET colors taxes & ins.) 67-Lat it stand 52 ~4BI already refinished in natural 11-21-C %et Bring 'em back- give 'em ilfl i:•,:;:IM 111111 color. Call 753-4978. M-21-C Johnson Bros. 57 11111U111. Use Blue Lustre! Rent electric WILL HAVE 2 trailers for rent, Construction Co., Inc. um:4.,..„. yds. shampooer $1. Big K. M-315C for couples only June 1st. Can 1.Dance step a r 7500 BTU Air Conditioner. Call Story Avenue at 12th .2-Gui6o's high 61 63 :art, be seen after 4:00 any after- Street '414'W 64 753-8542. 111-21-C VANITY AND CHEST of draw- note 462 44 noon at Dill's Trailer Court, Telephone 753-6787 3-Intellect ers for girls room. Call 753- 63 se M.ill 10' x 56' MOBILE HOME. Three Call 753-2930, 4'Sendsof color ea .cical a-Document bedrooms, 1% baths, carpet in 8076. Distr. by United Feature Syndicate. nc. 7.-1 living room. Hales Trailer Court. 3 REGBTERED Pointer bird their Peanuts* by Charles M. Schulz ed to High Excitement All the Way which I'm GOING TOB linen VERti,VERq, VW, daisy YER W.-Rc , 'ERq SICK range- AS GOOD AS GOLD CHOMP! were r -filled By Edward Wymark CHOMP! with From the Coward-McCann. Inc. 1101rti. C Copyright. 1W, Edward Wymark. Distributed by King Features Syndicate,. lofted from CHAPTER 30 Hong Kong. Foo and Vandervell the time it reaches the street - BEGAN to wonder what certainly ship dope to America corner. CHOMP! happen when I saw as well as here I'm wasting my Fascinated, I said. "You mean Cis Miss would nixer. Camilla Vandervell again totnor- time with this guy Crane, he's a those two bags were worth thir- 141.1 Mim row Things had changed a lot British pigeon. But your girl- ty thousands pounds sterling?" , Miss since I left her flat that morn- friend interests me. I'd like to He nodded. "But you miss the hrelk- mg only three weeks ago. meet her There's a possibility point. I'm not trying to impress know of a lead there." with the value but the harm Busluniller Mar- "But you don't really you NancY by Ernie the girl very well," the Ameri- "What to?" I asked cautious- of the racket. You've probably can continued. ly. never seen the addiction syn- !lb "Well enough." "To her brother. I'd like the drome. It starts at any age but -Huh." He stubbed his cis- inside story on him." He stopped often at twelve years old. First AUNT FR ITZI MAY I WAIT I WONDER York &Tette in the tray on the dash- talking while rounding the they simply smoke marijuana - along TOLD ME TO IN HERE ? WHAT'S SO board. "What does she do In Island at Knightsbridge. because non-addicting and tasting pleas- SUN IS FUNNY Paris?" he had his tongue between his antly of olives and tea. They MEET HER THE "She works in the family firm teeth. "They've • great deal of refer to the smokes as sticks AT THIS HOT OUTSIDE of Crulkshank and Ryrner doing dough, that family, and it's cer- or bombs, depending on their STORE the sarne sort of thing as her tainly perculiar his going off the size Marijuana makes them brother." rails like Mist" high and excited or calm and "Except that she's no smug- At Rutland Gate, Klein came cool, as they wish. Seeking big- gler?" He laughed. "Alt well, upstairs for • whisky and he ger kicks they dig Lysergic acid she doesn't need to be if she's didn't leave until two a.m. Pur- maybe or amphetamine drugs. L going to be married." suing the friendly line and the "They graduate next to 'smok- "You mean if she has a hus- "I'm not really here in an offi- ing' heroin 'Smoking' involves band to do it for her," I said cial capacity" theme, he fired Inhalation like snuff-taking. It bitterly. question after question and an results frequently in headaches Klein laughed and drove up endless stream of observations and sickness and the need for St. James's Street into Picca- In the homely style of the late a greater 'lift.' Besides, heroin dilly. Will Rogers at me across „She 'has a bitter unpleasant state in "Why are the United States coffee table. this form and that encourages so interested?" I asked. Through eyes watering with escalation to the next stage "Well, Crulkshank and Rymer sleep, one part of me mechani- when they start 'skinning' with are a United States firm. Van- cally processed the conversation, heroin That's not intravenous dervell is a United States citi- the other was thinking and won- and takes two to five minutes Abbie 'N Slats by R. Van Buren zen and the U.S.A. is the biggest dering about Camilla. She would to affect the body The result is Importer ,of narcotics in the be on the boat now and that was total withdrawal from their en- world. The Bureau employs a one thing Adeane did not know. vironment and a prolonged IT WOULDN'T 5f HUMAN FOR luck she would be here large number of people outside With sleepiness. THAT'S ANY MAN T' DESERT 'SI TIME lunchtime Pah-der- TI4E STD, YouNG FELLER, the States officially and other- long before "By the tone they are fifteen I'M CARTE-0 OFF T' A o'NEEp, NOR WOULD IT BE and ing on whether Adeane had put egoe HOSPITAL wise. It's • constant battle years old maybe, they are main- MILES PROM HERE, LEA'N'ONLY YOU FIT TI KV FOR A DOCTOR defense Klein on to me for his benefit lining- -Intravenous injections ID I'm Just part of the BETWEEN FOLKS *RE AND SICKNESS ',TURN HIS BACK ON force. Opium is a government or the American's I said, "Sure- the main artery of the arm SUFFERIN controlled staple crop in Turkey. ly, Interpol or the F.B.I. can causing instantaneous 'highs'- background on It's also grown in South East give you the and, in time, the necessity tc Cruikshank and Rymer." Asia in large quantities. Labora- augment the dose Mainlining tories in France, Italy, Beirut "Some of it no doubt," he re- leaves black tracks on the arm already have a C'',and Hong Kong reduce it to plied. "In fact, I which are unmistakable. Does 'morphine arid heroin so it's easy great deal." As I thought, a lot Camilla Vandervell have thaw to use and to smuggle. of checking and investigation marks, Verreker?" already, "Our friends like Vandervell must have taken place "No, she bloody well doesn't,'' myself and Crane and the Mafia slip it and even if Crane or I said, "nor is she withdrawn or to the States. Of course wher- hadn't mentioned her, Camilla ..." have been involved in the ever there are Customs barriers, would He held up his hand. "I'm glad sooner or later. sumggling Is automatic; that Inquiry to hear it. But it was worth Vandervell is known follows. But smuggling is one "You say asking. With a brother like that have been smuggling to the thing - drugs another. They're to anything is possible. If she did I said. as deadly as cyanide and com- States?" take it, you'd have to face Urg anyway," Klein re- prehend every feasible criminal "Suspected fact she was finished socially. "With • man called Cy- it, activity one way or another. plied. You should see the cases in the Two hundred and fifty million sanatoriums on the Went Coast. Lir Abner by Al Capp see there's dollars are spent each year on "As far as I can "Surely they can be cured," I nothing I can tell that you don't drugs in New York State alone. said. , .5PESI-I'l3EN G-'.:': AL yAwN!.r-GOT I NEED MORK I S YO'SHORE TIME TO know already." n (241IORA. As an obeerver, and sometimes "At Riker, Island they reckon "I'll be the .judge of that. DE GAU LLE -TN c 1 sNUFF FO' HAVE ANOTHER YO' KIN SPARE GO TO HA ir9 an adviser. I co - operate with ninety-five per cent you on a rate of _c `10RE Llt PILL- Special You'd co-operate more if EDSEL - AN' 'EM? THIS WORK, your police here recidivism. Within hours of re- Customs - knew the truth. The amount of THESIS ? TN' YOKUM Branch, Vice Squad. lease the ex-inmate is hick on AN OWES MAN PRES I DENT MAKES MR Just a heroin you brought into the but I'm not a policeman. Dope Row. Come up town in SUCCESS AS A ROMK1EN.F.F SEVENTH- country yesterday would fetch busybody, I guess." New York sometime and around 90,000 U.S dollars on Ill TV STAR TO MAN C.. _. "Was Crane tied up with the take you to Nee the human the New York market. That'e hell TALENT FO' NOT United States?" of 100th to 140th Street. Now enough to give every addict in 'Only indirectly. Apart from you know why I'm chasing you THINKIN'O' the State a fix. You carried St- ; • the Mafia, there are no great answers." of pure heroin for NOTH IN - , 0 gangs, no master organizations three kilograms In each of those vases. The go- I got up. "Some other time in this business_ Just a lot of 1Y-14..e f,..,!;‘, Ilit , in New York is 500 perhaps, Mr. Klein. not tonight. unsyndicated groups, tenuously ing price dollars an ounce. It's past my bedtime." th* attached to one another. In this "Fair enough. I suppose case the major link is this man "When the heroin is reduced you Nicholas I1VV: t Vandervell but there are dozens by cutting with quantities of realise Vandervell is • I ) rm..:t. %. Then he went of other smaller fry involved. quinine or sugar milk, the price Commie." down- So . r VW,/ it means one of our of the original drug rockets an- stairs. boys will have to take a ride to other three hundred per cent by (To Pr Con tinned Mond('y

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